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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

The responsibility Of the SlATantorI must be
shown BY the ofieia certificate o. n-United States
District Attorney or United states Judge. The
certificate must be In the following form:
hereby certify that from evidence entirely salts
factory to me, the aboYe-nAmed guArantorS are
good and auiicient A. aureties for double the
amount for which they ofoB to DO security.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09
GUARANTY.

We, the underslEnsd, residents Of -, In the
county Of -, and state Of, hereby, joint.
~ aud Ieverally, covenant with the United statss
shall be accepted, that he will, within ave days
after the acceptance Of said bid, sign contract
for the prompt and faithful execution OF the same,
and that We will become his surety on . bond, In
the sum OF two thousand ave hundred dollars, for
tho performance OF his contract In conformity
Win me terms Of ms proposal, apd That Ia case
under the terms OF the advertisement, dated Jauu.
AIRY 70, 1884, We guarantee 10 make good the diner
snse between the offer made BY the said - In
the foregoing proposal, and the next lowest re.
sponslble formal bidder, or tho person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Witness; Given under our hands and seals
this - DAY OF -, ln.
[ssIl.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

period Of fifteen years 10 supposed to slapse be-
tween the second and third Acts
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09

WASHINGTON LECTURE Asso.
w CITATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
The Annual Iaousc-Letiins and sale 81
Real Estate In Brooklyn.

| There are but few houses t0 let IN Brooklyn
,Lis s,.,~ .nl,..a -s~--. -
sale. The demand for desirable t-nemenis Is larger
than IL has been for many years. and the supply le-s
The influx Of strangers greater at the present time
than any previous corresponding season aud In
sequence everything and anything offered 10 rent Il
taken mp without deay The renls have therefore In.
creased. and buildings which last year 1T for <f5O
bring e5UO-those renting for 500 "a year ago bring
s430 and those bringing $500 bring SIS.
In Fulton street which ia the principal business thor
oughe II the city The rent % stores has been raised
from go t. 500 and 90. according % location De
srablo places now bring 81 100 400 and a. 80 rent
the highest price asked last year being 81 900 for four
story marble fronts The rent OF small stores has adj
yanccd an average Of go.
Along Fulton avenue between the City Hall ard Jay
street the increased Tcnt Of eligible places Of busuess
from slUO 20 $50 and beyond jay street 500 The
rent Of the upper or dwelling portions is increased s25
From two 20 three families OCCup, these upper paris
The rise IN all parts Of the city dwellings has been
nom e2J 10 so. notwithstanding which tho demand
cannot be supplied One firm who DO an extensive
real estate business state that they have whole house
TO let, and but few apartments.
There j. much real estate for sale however which r.
accounted for from the ct that stocks pay better than
Investments in houses and lCts.
There are but few new buildings erecting In any p0r
ton Of the ciiythe high price II labor and materials
making II Improbable. although any number II houses
OF almost any description could be let 10 good pay ing
tenants without trouble.
Several irsclss houses In Bridge stroot, which in
former years might have been worth from 1900 10
N hight with basement and sub cellar brought - 90:
another Of the same description. s5U1J The sAlcs
lev IN comparison tO the number offered bu the prices
average about tie same everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
Political,

TENsEssEE.-The following are all the returns
We have thus far Of :hc elections held recently In
East Tennessee for county officers;
Dickson CouSTY-sheia Hafrir; Cireul; Clerk Morris
county cert BSteei Register bueri Tax Collector. bod
NIXON COUNTY Sheriff ncC ullouEh. County Clrri Nc.
Tax collector, Armstrong. Vote between sud Goa
bKDSohD CousTfIhe entire Unconditional MON tirk .,
10 elected Vote will be shout 400
MArRT COusTY.-SheuH. Sullivan; Circuit Clerk MrGGw
County CLERK fsdgcit Tax Collector Bowen Trustee,
II9iaas lie lister, iiernden Over GO ,o,e. poed.
hixiLTos CouNTYA Of the electors too. he Och pre-.
'ciioec IN Gov Johnsons Proclamation. Both tho tickets In
me held represented Unconditional nion men.
Ing shout, 700 Tor Wilson loss ,hsn 700 Tor Car.
'ei' ana dozen OF 80 for For; and Cole
UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEEuSG.-On the
10th inst, meeting OF Unconditional Unionists OF
Hamilton Co, Tenn. was held At Chattanooga; DR. b.
f. CLARK. President and i. l.. Hunter, Seore:ary; at
which it was
he'oi''d, That We recommend to Gov johnson Military
Governor Of tn State of IepI.ss.o M. ,ol. f ,rin,
~ election for members State Convention for IA.
o. providing ior the election Loyal Ciy Governor and
Legislature and Of 70 amending tho Stat. outlop a, To-
enable the people OF the STATE to Immediately enscpae The
throughout the state and thus rid Of
Sri on, OF th'. unIotnng war against the ireest and
ho,',sd That is The earnest desire Of this meeting that
Ola nome. whenever they can do in safety.
hIrtd That measures be taken to learn the condition and
wheIesbou,A Of the Union aud women WHO have been
compelled 10 leave East Tennessee since The Rebellion
am !, ai'9 NE Immediate cause Of their doing
w aS sSi y ' sd o. e So
feel special iEteTe, IA their welfare and a books be kept
the names Of all be registered Tor future Reference
Inc meeting. though small in numbers, comprised
some OF The best and most solid citizens Of the County
including some WHO ow ned slaves
MARK IHEM.-The Pro-Slayery Democrats
oil Dayton at their Convention for the nomination Of
city o'ieers passed the following resolution:
he'orsd BY the democracy Dayton in Convention
sembrl That We utterly condemn all efforts
o. zee speech and free pres either BY arbitrary power by
TOOK these men long time to learn the wisdom Of
liberation few months ago they destroyed The Jour.
nal Office because that paper was uncompromisngly
Union In its sentiments Now they are tho noisy adj
vocates OF free speech and free press Well p,ere
tahiy was room for improvement among the Copper.
heads VI ValsDdigbam homo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
Latest BY Mail from Europe.

SClILF5WIG WNdDNsday, Marcl 2 IF03.
Yesterday the Danes burnt down all tho FIRMS
on tie line Of their outposts.
To DAY the Allies made close reconnaissance toward
Dupp"l
CALCUTTA. Feb. s.-Scycn pound Shirtings 10 rupees
sos Male Twist ~! annss Exchange on London. 2 IL.
BoHBAY. Feb. COTTON. Dho!lcrLh, 620 ~. Piece
Goods. -, 9r. l2a. Twist. &jas Exchange On Lon.
don. . o..
CAsroS Feb 26.-Gray Shir,ings unchanged. Water
twist quiet. Tea unchanged. Exchange on London
5. Freight unchanged.
SnASGHGT Jan. 2i.-Shirtings declined. Tea IN.
changed. Exchange on London. ~ T'"'eh'' i'll"
proving. - n,,.l. ,r,,.y
: CorI.SnlGry March 2-Tbe Berfng.se Iidsndt
semi officially dene. the DAMS acceptance ol tne con
rcnce and SAYS should the basis al The conference I've
tho political unon Of Schlos~g Iosten. the Danish
Government viii not accept the proposal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
o
IIELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

an excellent lotion diseases of syph,ic stature .d ~
injection Ia diseases OF the Urinary Orgaas ans LOU
habits Of dissipation. used ia connection WIKI the Liu
Blchu and Sars4paTla ia such diseases recommnasss
Evidence OF most responsible and reliable character wa"
accompany the medicines
CERTIFICATES OF CURES, -
FROM 40 20 YEARS STANDING With nm
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAAL-
For Medical Properties Of Buohu, -.
SEE DIsPEN5ATORY or THE UNITED STATES:
See Professor DEVICE valuable works On the ffactee
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYsic PHI
adephis . - .,.. =, ,,,,,,r,rr -,
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL acei-
ebraed hysican and Member Of the Royal College o. a
seon. Ireland published in the transactions OF the Aug
and Queens Journal ~ n,,,,uN
See Medco Chirlrgcal Review published by BESJANiN
TRAYERS Fellow Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
Sec most Of the late STANDARD WorAs on Medicine
EXTRACT BUCHU, ! i per bottle, OF Six for 50 s-Ss.
EXTRACT SARsAPARlLLA, 81 per b'tue OF su w
FIMPRoyED ROSE WASH. soc. per bottle, or Sin 20
So 81. " ,,s,,,,.
On Half Dozen Of each for 81? which will be rufeen'"
c. TN. no.t obstinate cases directions are adhered to
Delivered 20 any address, securely packed nom oosesn
Describe symptoms in all Communications Cure sss~
teed Advice gratis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
JOIN b. Couch AT THE ACADEMY OF Music

john H. Cough. tue eloquent lecturer appeared before
immense audience al the Academy Of Music Thurs
day evening His voice hoarse. and he was not in
his hsppet mood but he managed 10 hold the attention
~ his hearers FOR upward Of hour by repeating Lie
lecture Peculiar People, The subject affords Mr.
Cough scope for the exhibition 81 HE great gifts
actor and hh ium!tabo skill "a story ',lCr without
vivid Imagination. a deep insight into the ph0so.
ply ~ the GucgiOns be breaches be- has such fund Of
aneodote such wealth Of illustration and such power
10 touch the heart with hmor aud paho that none but
the most soical refrain from tears and laughter
while listening 10 him. However poor his lectures
would appear IA print they rich indeed when &c
companied with The magnetism Of his voice and
II he VyeFaci occasionaly and pays tilc respect the
rules Of art he fails 10 interest bis hearers He
has the power raise the storm and rule 1t afterwards
shake Of the head brings The hair his forehead
and he is the drocs looking object in the world. Be
fore bis auditors hay. ceased shaking their sides he
strikes pathetic key and the tears flow freely Mr. g.
wears well. Tune deals gently with him. The snow
that mel,s Is aln his hair but he had
moro vigor and power than be has now lie Is Of
the very few who always I'LL the largest hall
provided for bis accommodation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

,,o n.pnhne be faithfully carried su's and bs dig
nifty Of tae ns rse Sg end he nationality II ho'
ne oy OF our gallant countryinen WI" died In the
service Of men socte Of oar countrym a in Grille. The
Hat binds them together sn rs the PuFesi
souce-ove and devotion 90 sae a, d1 land .rd.ov
or GIy \" and KSgous Liberty the Constitutional right OF
.yery man who sets his foot IN American soil
The c atyH Of center Of
and prosperity, v'hOs gates are ever ope" 10 '"'
orr mcvored toe,,s-we tender them the hospitality Of
true kuiyhts.
The rIcss.
Tn Ladies. go. =,
INDIA - and Mr. Ijeylin, delegation from tne
Friendly Sons Of ST. Patrick, arrived during the ever
ing and were enthusiastically received. bo.n NM, ,S
brief speeches The entertainment was ehISehtu VIZ
/ srvcrai songs by Mr. GeHry. and some music Dy INC
/ band from the North Carolina.
/ OBSERVANCE or ST. PATRICKs DAY IN
BRouKLYy-The various benevolent aSsociatols VI
this CITY turned ont yesterday morning In full a
and preceded by Capt. MCCartys tavaiTy COhpal! vi
the 10Th Regiment proceeded TO New ork :" Paruoi
pate IN the proceedings there. The different soclees
were strongly represented, and made quite q me up
Irarancc The St. Patrck's Society OF Brooklyn cGIe'
iuatcd the occasion with dinner at Montague Hal III
7 the evening.
ST. PATRIcK's DAY IN JERSEY CITY.
The anniversary of the birth OF st. Patrick
was celebrated in jersey City, yesterday By parade
Of the Irish civic societies. consisting ol ST. fhtlcks
ana ST. Peters Temperance Socie ties aud the hlpernI
Benevolent Society, in all numbering ABOUT 1vu enN
with the bands Of music flags and banners made me
appcarance The line formed IN Ere street ana
from thence they proceeded 10 the City Hall and passed
in re,iow before the Mayor and Common Council amer
which thcy paradod through the principal sLicels Vi
the citv and were then dismissed. A great number Oh
people were ont and the Irish portion OF the conhu.
nifty generally enjoyed a pleasant holiday, ., ro,u.
In the evening the Rev. DIR. Driscoii OF ~ Johhs
College Forlham delivered paneGyIle on ST. fa'ilcA
in ST. Peters Church large audience being present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
RROOKLYN ITEMS.

RESIGNATION OF THREE FIRE COMMISSION
ERs-For many years there have been two factions in
the Brooklyn T.. d.. Fire Department and fighting and
REORGANIZATION have been the result OF too loose rein
on the pert of the Boards Of Representatives and Com
missioners. Two Companies were dissolved about IS
months ago. Nos and TO- for causing the death Of q
man while racing Gradually these men we're reinstat
ed and the fighting element became dominant A few
weeks ago one Hugh Kelley was fatally beaten In q
fremens fight. in Grand street. The Fire Commits.
soners proposed to investigate the conduct OF the par
ties concerned hearing which the Board of Representa-
tiyes passed resolution asking them to resign At the
regular meeting Wednesday night three Of them did
So leaving only two in office The names of,those who
resigned are Messrs Hanson President Of the Board
Meishon and Rodwell This action will make thorough
investigation only the more certain otherwise the De-
partment will soon be worse than useless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
APPOINTMENTS pY TIE GOVERNOR DIV and wit

ihe advice and Of the S-us--NorAHr- n pLir
KSG. M-ly, H=yw ard Charlie " Cheshire Arthur as-
f'u Of Wiaush0ryhi J. j. hmmenwerih Charles r. frost,
samue nodn rsirio. Hogan, John ii-nnessy " iaui
Msraous John Minslou Maurice Fitzgerald John A.
lockwood Edward O. steele, Thomas t. Parker H John y.
Wyotof, it, William II. Webster, II Bfoo.lyn siducy VII
hams 81 Oe'npoint, John H. Lott Adiisn Van sndercn o.!
kKw ioRE-Nathausl d. Bangs. Frederick L. Vule Jos.
A. hcsselsr Louis H. kisnost, Henry " johnson, samuel
Lurkcy joe II. Narnnu, if smue! T. Webster Daniel L..
lngrann. Daniel L-smy, VIM. Q. Riddle Quentiue SIC
AdA George H. Harrison, Henry +. Rowland Edwsrd B.
sell lve''et bop Gee Carey james J. Uum5ieton Der
V. w Van yeeh,en, Benz. h. Phcps Joseph G. Haywood
Franklin A. Wilcor VIM Yates Geo. H. Mathews kleIsn.
Kip Charlie. H. kiohrl FrodrIick Bui Frederic. Kapp.
Ihstdou, H. Linn, Edward = DE Lsncey, fmnci. Hal
Thomas ;. sommes George Dc Forrest Lord Frederic. H.
a.her, 2. H-r@ooa Vernon, Robert b. Lake, seymour A.
Buncr.
OKAyGr-Jsmes N. Dickey Of Eewbureh, VIM. T. Russell
Of Goshen James H. Iuse II nidilotown. RoIwo C. Cole
u fohds Mortimer Levi. Csrt Of Middle,on Peter
Ssert~out Of iiusuenot George NJ Warren, Thomas G.
B,ne Of ~bgrsh Dillon wsliaee Of Cragyi.le.
Banner John f. Hon, Reuben north Reuben n Palmer Of
rgaehieep's Lebycu Radd gfDoyrr Plain; Wn. sayre
suIlyiiIiohn W Johnston Of Bairyvle. VIM Hill Of
Fremont Cen,rs VIM Roper q Foster BALE Redsrck Nor.
VIM. NJ iIswis q Nanowbursh; Nathan c. Cafk Of Ora
Burdcl Of forebash Jos, Mott Of PuIysi Jas, v Morn,
Of M.It;boI9 nssd k q s. S9 e MGa,sse
u Kingston; Berj. NJ. Frelish Of sangetes Peter NJ Oh
cpie OF sausoe, joseph Smith Of Sausertios Cornelius
H. Van Gaa.beck OF kingston; solomon O. Young Of New.
PazI James NJ Cooper Of Stone Ridge John " V KENYON
OF Mton Matthew Oscrhoudt Of saugcres Martin Schutt
Of shotan John J. Scoounsker Of Accord; Lewis Sr,tton
OF Greenfield Charles Bray OF koDdouti Chsros d. Bruyn
o. kiugsio
WysTcHEsrgR-John A. Hustled Of Tsuytowni Edmund
q Sutherland Of White Plains Geo L. Andrew, OF ouker
Richard Oa. of Moussns; Sanford H. Knapp Of Peetki
Jas. T. Howlhnd Of fonsep Henry NJ Bisssl Of sonen
Jas Sander, Of Yont-r. Isaac Il. Eoron Of Sing Sing
PursAn-Thomas IL Reed Of Brewsters Station
RioHnoSp-Jacob Is. Wood Of Tomptnsvir.
% Malcolm Smith of Sing M,
Office Of Loan Commissioner la and for the County o2 West
chester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BLIGHT,
FOR weesnesses sfSng from EEcesses HAbis Of D.x,s'
ZION, Eriy lndiscIeon OF Abuse, st,ended
. with the following symptoms:
1ndi'positon to Exeron, Loss Of Power
L loss o. Memory Memory Difficulty Of Breathing
Horror Of Difase, Waksfulnss.
Dimne'' Of Vision, Pain In the Bach,
Hot handss Flushing Of the BODY
IDIyhess oH'ho SKIN EraPtions on the Fae
UNIVERSE Lassiinde Of the Palld Conference
hu1rulsr - stem.
These tymptots If allowed to 90 on which thin n.d,a
inyari, .by removes, soon follow ""u'e'ns
TMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC rrrs
l4ons Of which the patient may expire Who can ~, A..
aTehot frequently followed BY those drefnl ssa.e.3 wy
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION "
Many aware Of the Of their suffering bu. no
will confess. The records u the Insane Asyams Ana he ~
anehoy deaths ~ CONSUMPTION, bear ample wtne, % he
truth OF the assertion. " "s
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine 70 strengthen and iniyoya. IL
system, which llELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHD ipyusi
bly, does A trial will convince the most .kepticaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
I

Take Bslsam, Mercury Unpleasant Medicines for "a
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all their stages, at little EHpense; little chanse d
Diet; no Inconvenience AND 80 EXPOSURE.
Il frequent desire aud gives strength 10 Urnsts
thereby removing distractions preventing and curing c
ures Of the uTe1hra sayng pain and mhsnmation 20 9ges
IN this class Of diseases, and eIpeling POlS0NOuS
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MATTER.
Thousands apon thousands who have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACkS
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured 10 short
time have foundthe deceived and that the Poison
has by the Of Powerful Asuyents" been ded W u
the system 10 break out In agsravAied form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

SIR: WIN you have tho kindness TO permit me,
through your columns, to again moot respectfully enirea.
Judges Cleric, Barnard and Sutherland decide the old
Tirninn Bell and Dr-per libel case that can 10
Rhode lsand and repair ny f.,her.tomb'
STEPHEN II. BRANCH.
PAAs4orAil, Pa March 10, 1854.
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NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all Affection. and diseases OF the Urinary Orsans wssSa
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever ean.. originating and matter o. soe
long s,anding Diseases Of these Orsans
require the aid Of DiuTetie
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
is ThE GREAT DIURRTl0
AND 1T rs CERTAIN
40 HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DIeEAeE6
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
T.
FEMALES! FEMALES, FEMALES,

FEMALES! FEMALES, FEMALEsl
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR CoNTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar 70 Females the Extract Buchu
uuequaed any other remedy in Choross or RAen,
ton, lreguoT les Perfumes Suppression Of CUSTOMARY
Evacus liberated Sci rhous state Of the Uterua Leo
corfhea hi,es Serty and for all complaints incident
to the sex whether arising from Indscreoa Habits sf Did.
patton, or ia ne
DECLINE OR CHANCE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT 1T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

UNION LINCOLN AssocIATIoN.-Th associa.
ton held meeting last evening in Hope Chapel No.
us Broadway. the Hon. Simeon Draper presiding
Speeches made by DR.. Sheppard, II. s. Smith and
Simeon Draper Mr. Cooke sang several patriotic songs
daring the evening The hall was well filed. aud
siderable enthusiasm was manifested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

Found DROWNED The body Of an unknown
terday He was of large size had on black ovefc5at
black satin vest black nccktie white shirt and calf.
skin boots Deceased had brown hair and side whskers
N inquest held by Coroner Norris, and verdict
Of " Found Drowned" was rendered by the Jury The
body was sent to the Dead House for identification.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

FLAG PREsEsTATIOS.--John Fox, Alderman
Of the ls District presented very handsome faf 10
the ST. Peters sons Of Temperance on 81. Pairck's
Day. The flag was Of ELK. and elegantly embeli-hcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

The TowN MEETINGS. - SENECA COUNTY
Union, I: Ovid J. Ferguson Democrats, y: Covert J.
wL-esr Lodi. 3. B. Quick Romulus. W. ID. Gddn.,j
Nack. Alfred Hunt Fsy,e, w. W. Stscry; Senrca Fas
Hiram Bart Waterloo. II. Wele' Juniu', josiah Rese,
TyIe, u. L, Stevenson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
!

AFFIDAVIT. o.,
Personally appeared before me, Alderman OF me wy ,h
Philadelphia ii. T. heinbod, who being duly ss0., o.Sss
saw bis preparation contains 10 naTcoc no mercury Wv
injurious drugs 0u' afs "aS H. T. HELMBoLD.
G. - 4, "A hsfo,. m. this ga day Of NovsDbers
lsA WIN Z. HlBBARD Alderman, ,,,,~
i gl st. above Race, Phisd.IhA
Addre., letter. for information, in CONFIDENCE
II. Il. HELMBOLD,
CHEMIST.
PRINCIPAL DEPors.
HELMBoLDs DRUG AND chEhpAN
HOUSE, ,,,pr
HELMBoLDS DRUG ,,d ANp 0hhAi'AN
urLmsoLps DRUG ASb CHEMICAL WAKES
HOUSE
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. W on
No. 594 BROADWAY, n. ~ ""
No. 594 BROADWAY, n. Y, ON
MEDICAL DEPOT
HEI.MBOLD'S MEDICAL OEiO'
MEDICAL UES.s
No. IO4 SOUTH TENTH-sT., r hihAD
NO. IO4 SOUTH TENTH-sr, PhlbADL i.aia
NO. IO4. SOUTH TENTH ST, fhiLAp ,rnnpIScL.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFElIS AMI
FLED DEALERS .,.,,,,,.s
Who enaesyor to dispose Of" their own and ''D''
on the reputation attained BY
IIFI,MBOLD'S GENUINE FHIA
RATIONS.
HELMBOLDS
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu
HELsBoLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA
HELMBoLDS
GESUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHEAE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Gu. out the sdversspsn. and ssrd for IT, md s'
p0slss sas 'IIowH
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOODp
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA

SYPHILIS.
This affection Of the Blood and stack, tho seIa o..
cans Linngs Of the Nose Ears, Throat Nndppe and ohs<
Mucus Surfaces making s appearance in the form Of UnerS
Hembold Extract >AIapaTa Puhes the Blood and heS
all ScAy Eruplions o. tho Skin, giving 10 the Cen'
pleIiou Clear and Healthy Color 1t being prepared az
pres.y for this class Of complaints its Blood purifying prop
critics prese!yed TO greater extent than sDy other pre~
ration of Sars.paiLA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
The HOME FOR AGED INDECENT FEMALES

The thirteenth annual meeting Of the Directors Of the
Graham Institute or Home for Aged INDECENT Females
held al the Institution in Washington avenue, COR
per Of Dehalb yesterday noon. The Rev. DIR. Farley
presided After reading portions OF the 7lst and goth
Psalms and prayer the Treasurois report wos read
showing that the collections donations. &C., incudiDs
the balance hand Amounted to 81, l2o 49, and the
dIshursements AZ l94 60. The report VI the Core
spending Secretary congratulated the managers on the
Furnishing condition Of the Home, being now free of
debt There at present 81 inmates and seven sery.
ants. Three members have been admitted during the
year. and three died The general health OF the bene-
ciaries X good Owing the increased price OF every
article Of consumption, the expenditures have been
larger than heretofore and donations are earnestly so
hced. The closing address was delivered by the Rev.
G.. ID Foss, after which the meeting adjourned.