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three days getting signatures accomplishing tho ap
pointmont OF Postmaster Waterman Collector OF the
Port OF New York, IN place OF Hiram Barney. Every
republican member OF the House but two. aud every
republican Senator signed II, ~ did also all the
state ofacers. n 10 said that Mr. Wskeman has
already secured Tho endorsement Of The Congressmen
from this State and OF the Senator's Those how.
ever. who acquainted with Mr. Barneys movements,
and know the link that connects him With President
Lincoln, assert that u he vacates the colecorshp he
will name his successor, and that politician will b
appointed: further, shat Mr.. Barney win receive some
not lost confidence IN him.
The Governor has TO-DAY appointed David Rowland
Colonel Commanding the voluutecr Department 10 New
York He 70 hare charge Of the returning regiments
The Nasssa Fails ship Canal bill, introduced in the
Senate 10 unAsr the auspices Of General Stewart an eng
neer vno be- be1n making sarveys Of the locality and
who IS nov spering desails The bill not thsrssore'
The Court q Appeals bad accession four O'Clock this
questions that have bean for some time pending. the
question being that At taxatios John = Develn and
James T. bsady appeared behalf OF the people, and
A. W. badtord On the part OF the banks Ihere
are upwards Of o. minson OF dollars Involved,
besides. Z fu.ars policy on tina. question. the
which that tho banks hnsing bcea incorporated usder
tue 0eneeAi Banking law they bad no charters, ana,
th0reoge, the keg0ature could alter or amend shslI
charter this point 10 sustained BY the courts. win
Hardly sssssao Of The Legislature passes without ssvc-
ra oesks appsfng fss amendment Of their charters
The charters q number OF banks were amended q the
lsss session. Either Mr. Bradford or Daniel Lord vii
Conclude We srgament IN behalf Of che banks TO nor
row morning.
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,nr.. e. A. Aliea's W orld's Hair Nessoses
A. "A zvobais.mum or Worlds Hair UresAns. Ine oay
for restoring and dressna the har
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Browns Bronchial Troohss. for cougsss
Colds Pulmonary and Asthmatic Disorders have proved
their efficacy test OF and have received es
truooists from eminent men who have used them.
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House of Representatives.


THE LAKE SUPERIOR RAItRoAp.
Mr. Rorcmgss, (rep) Of n. " introduced bill grant.
ing lands 10 aid the construction OF the Lake superior
Railroad aud providing for its by tho United States
free Of charge.
TIE LOUISIANA nEefoy CASE.
Mr.. DAWES, (rep) Of Mass, called up the Louisiana
election case.
Mr.. FIELD, Of Louisiana, resumed his remarks from
former day in his own behalf 10 . seat.
Mr.. smvxys, (rep. Of Pa, called the attention o, Mr.
Ficld to publication IN the New Orleans Della Of May,
lse2, in which Il said that persons bad SLAM
derod Mr. Field BY saying that he went on board 81
yankee gunboat, under Admiral rarrsgu, bu, that n
was known mat hts CIR. Fields loyalty 70 The South for
babe such mpuiaticn.
Mt Frrp asked who was the author Of the charge Of
disloyalty.
Mr. Frrp said that 30 far his loyalty was concerned
the charge was wholly untrue.
wen known 70 this House [Hop. Michael Hahn), who
says although no differs from Mr.. Field, he takes
pleasure n ceIsys ing. 70 a bis !Mr rs'as Loyalty Mr.
s foreign nation and not TO 30 retained % State Of
| the Union.
| poor answer 10 his (Mr. stevens question.
Mp FIELD thanked Mr.. Dawes for Dis statement He
FIELD Was ns,' as1 ssss 70 siUs
with the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr Stevens).
sspersng his tsir Fclds) loyalty because he did mot
who were opposed 70 hts election, on the ground
| that Iouisiane being out Of the Union, no iMr.
Field) WAS here without constituency IouisIana,
he remarked would have been bsrc with nsr Senators
and Representatives year ego the loyal people OF the
state could have had their own way What Arkansas
has done towards ressnine her place IN tho Union was
done independent Of military authority, ana was Ap
proved or sanctioned 10 extent by tho President
Mr. Field then proceeded 20 show contrary to the report
OF the Committee Eectons that be has constituency
The question OF slavery was Dever.in bis way He had
few slaves but II he had had thousand no would not
have heeitatcd TO sacrifice them the altar Of his
countrys good before star should be botted from
our brilliant galaxy. lie would never let the soil OF
Louisiana DO again be polluted by the footprints Of Slde
Benjamin. any of their fraternity long as be could
! raise his voice against Il.
Mr. wAsaRrRNE, (rep.) Of H., said no had received
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Police Intelligence.

Born THrrr or AN EXPRESS WAGON LOADED Win CooDs-
TEE TmEvrs ArREsYFp.-Mr. Henry Bishop. OF Henry
street, appeared before Justice Bowling ycstcr.
day morning and entered complaint sgaius. John
Francis and John A. Christie. young men, years
OF age, whom no charges With stealing horse ami an
express wagon valued at $780, besides boots aud shoes
worth 81 100, which in the wagon Mr.. Bishop had
lott his express standing in front OF the store cor
ncr Of Dey aud Greenwich streets while he went inside
errsnd. During bis absence Christie and Francis
street Their movements fortunately had been watched
by officers Costagon OF Knners Merchants Independent
detective Police and Henderson Of tho Third precinct
who followed 10 pursuit and arrested the thieves viii,
the stolen property IN their possession These young
rascals, who belong 70 an organized gang Of wagon
FOR trial, in default a 81 900 bail each.
RoRMSo A soLDirn.-Nary O'Brien was arrested by
officer Field, or the Fifth precinct, charged with stealing
1866 In Treasury notes, from Thomas Walton, soldier,
while the house 10 West Broadway. The accused IL
Ia elieged, took the cash from his pocketbook and
then replaced the empty book In his pocket. walton
did not discover the tbeft ti some time afterwards
Justice bowling committed tho accused to the Tombs for
examination.
wHoIEAII OPERATIONS or A TBEvNG Donrsrrc.---rslec.
tive Irving, OF the Twentieth precinct. yesterday
rested Martha Berry, alias Dooey, alias JordoD, SER
van. girl, who has been doing fourishing business in
her line for the last few months. She was in the habit
Of engaging herself a. domestic In wealthy families and
decampug the first Opportunity with such wearing ap
parel ewelry, &c. s she could secure The extent cf
less she stole largo quantities Of goods Amongst her
victims Mre. Osborn, No. 3s7 west Twenty sixth
street Nre Foley, No e. West Tenth street Mrs rord
No. 173 Bleeckcr street, John Mclean, No 90 Nassau
street, and John Layman, No. az Jane street Doubt.
lees other victms will soon appear 10 lodge complaints
GgaInst the prisoner. In her possession ofcer irving
found valuable gold watch which had been stolen from
Mira. Gould, 24 Fourth avenue, with whom the accused
was domestic for day or two This extensive operator
was committed 70 the cells for examination.
Axorrn oSycn srisHSp.-At an early hour yesterday
morning officer creighton, Of the Fourth precinct, was
severely stabbed In tho head lneck and face by lewis
Hayden drunken sailor whom be was attempting 10
arrest in Roosevelt street. Hayden finally secured
answer charge Of attempting TO take the lie Of ofcer
CreiGbtOp,
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FEBRUARY 10, 1854 TRIPLE SHEET.

the military servoc Of the United s!aes Cor the tee IL
three years or dur ny che
Src 8. The Mayor aud Comptroller OF the City OF New
fofk and the 0,iowaus named members Of this Board
tha u 10 ssy-Fr All fuidy ors0n Biput William a..
Tweed ana william r. stewart hereby designated an
arr ointed committee 10 procure the euisneu 81 The
authorized by this ordinance chat
tie vol nteers sed under this and previous ouinsn
for the eRe purpose counted up0a the quota OF this
cAunty under the last call Of the RI sdenL
Sc In order that the Compt ollor may be enabled 10
pay hcrcinhefore authors aud tho
necessarily incurred in tbe execution OF this erd,.
rss,.. he hereby authorized 10 borrow, from lne 70
a faith and credit OF the county of New York, a
aunp ~ ~ Er aggregate % two million dnll~-.
az o NIX e'es'.. - hercbv approprin % .scrsT1r
sc & ~ =" hp sl-srns Y" x,cidproier u
nefe author ct 70 issue bondr az the c5Uhy "a NJ
nv usual letni which shall be desgnsted kR0er IL
ser nonsty Fund Bonds,n and the 81 ~
a. - Is ~ the pleasure Of hp holders taevaol, ehcr
~ II ps .l0ineS, only upon thc books Of the county
ve ~ mo Comptroller, md certificates OF auch
nsau " ebdc' aof thereon bY the si0 ERIK.
Ihe had honda shall be stgpcd by toe Com prOlief
~ ", w t4c MkSar sealed with the seal
" VIZ neHtu sba Aosted by the Clerk this Board They
u sttAs ~ sstc not exceeding per cent per
any OF June, 1863 80 'NN -
SEC For the payment Ok he praeipa, OF ,.I bonds
NO we intere 70 crne thereon the fah the county OF
new YORK aud Of the Board cf Supervisors 81 said conav
20 nsffhy scennly pledged ainG hs CoupsoIer h hereby
from time " time. At or he ore their maturity ~
The report was accepted aud the ordinance Rd0pt,d
inc posrd adjourned TO Tuesday
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Z . noval OF Rs bel Prisoners from john
sOd's Island, &c.

"a u,
-Four handred rebel prisoners. commissioned officers,
Sandusky Bay, In steamer this afternoon, and
were landed at this city They quartered In
Portable buildings with plenty Of food and nres and
In the eleven O'Clock train Baltimore. The noted
guerilla chief, General JsG Thompson, and Captain
Breckenridge Of the renegade General. among
the number. strong guard the Holman battalion
will escort them TO Baltimore.
Communication ia now established between santusky
and Johnson's Island.
The grand ball given By the officers Of the Third ds
sioa Sixth corps To the patriotic ladies' OF Sandusky in
return for their generous reception TO the troops
temporarily stationed here, took place last Light 81 tho
wes, House. 1t most brilliant affair, and delepa
present from Toledo, Columbus Cleveland and
other cities.
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Arrivals and Departures.
n

Nav onsAvs-stesmshis Geo Cromwell--Dr Hubio d.
Fischer " Cohen, White, l. Hadde, A Dilique, VIM u
Ford and wife Mnsa Rossnouger Mrs qnrsrd Mlss
kcarath, rsddena Adams, Levy, swinseT,
Means, VIM Cook " u N Clements w u Browp soy
Mrs HEWITT. Archer Capt Dunn and Capt Banchard
o. bark John Winthrop, foundered a. sea.
CAicurrA--ship Focahontas-Csps A Howes 0eorgssw
Soul.
DEPARTURES.
GALWAY MISUNDERSTANDING 1fibcrnia- A. for
De Peystor DR. Barton, Mrs X Crosby and i>ean ga
rnb OBrlen. John McCsbe Margaret Kng RE All Davies
Arthur Cough, Benjamin WILSON, Thomas W hinrce, An
drew Duncan, George Henry. George Smith.
MISUNDERSTANDING Nova ScoHsu N Portsui--T II
Gran, Samuel Drum. Mr. 0'DohYty Mr., Beiaw, LoLlie
Judge and sx rescgs ss,Yys Ql1oesi Jensicy, Rev
Judge Freer. Mcn,rcai + o Conner 81 sephensand
IL steeraxe passengers.
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There many preparations in the market sdvsrtsed
aa.Ss DECIDE vAsS pr.i:s.sis and. asse
two and failing derive the Expected bsnedts
cIade that they are oil humeuaa That may be nnewn
HOYr's HIANA1HA HArR REsfoRATlvR.
some well known persona be agreed NJ
d!stnterested and Of integrity desGua6o
on. person whose halt has become e We proprietor 8
thing but his PREPARATION and the aohae
he published all tho principal Of the -
he expense OF the successfn ornpeutors.
JOSEPH HOYT CO., 10 Ucversty place, n. Y.
Papers containing Hoys Hawaths advertssment please
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Wasehes.-siiver watches or all De-
scrlptions
silver Hunting Lepine wssches-sn si6. SIS Aad 60
each
SILVER IIuasns Detached Ieyerss is sis $40 sss
to f2s each. =
silver Hunting English Patent Lcvosssss, sS5, so. so
70 aT5 each.
All warranted and sent by Of express AL parts 81
ssEO .. ALLxN, as Broadway
one door below Canal street. Formerly II Wall street
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News from the mississippi.

Caro-, teb. 0, 1884.
The steamer Illinois. from New Orleans the 10Th ui
with heavy cargo OF sugar and mciassos, has arrived.
Her officers learned at Island No &c tLat tho steamer
Gilourn vas seized by gueras under Colonel Lee and
used to ferry their hcreos, mules aud wagons to
the mississippi side They olso captured Mir
Cole, manager OF the government wood yards.
and cent a5ends releasing the negroes after
ing but carry of Cole ard The the guard
wood wards, who II said would be hung They also
carried away property from Boevar lending and burned
the town No harm was done TO the boat cargo.
The Eurlei,h, from Nashville. hns ved with
the Fifty ninth Illinois infantry (veteran voiunteers) /,
about five hundred strong, bound home.
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Missouri Delegates to the Louisville
Convention.

ST. LOVE, Feb. 2, 1864.
meeting In Turner's Foil last night appointed sixty
dsegates TO the Louisville Freedom Convention from
an ing OF prominent radical emancipaionsts In
the city. large number OF counties In the state viii
1o nd delegates.
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Field OF the most loyal men OF rnu,ssna NV,
ue 70 h's Tag and his oouotry, and that Nj Field hae
0o'a.aacu 70 nun LOT nh patriotism aud devotion
NJ iInso. (rep.) Of Conn, spoke about ais or
petnugsj military oKperience 10 Now orleans sad es
acquaintance with NJ Fed IN Ass oiv sNtaR I'll ar
| feithi,sa. 49, ~ $500
Mr.. G.s.cs. torrl Of N. ", membo or the Com.
.se ~ seclons said that DO could not Goa scencious
| " reg Faad that hr lied be alnited q bog-
saip becSse shs Rcciioui1n bad not ssoont constu.
ency He EXP asssd irs asalproypl OF tho conduit OF
General Sheoy the AiaFy I,ss noe who siih ugh 10
permitted Ell 10 1862 reiusad IL a lo~ one In
| 1858 1his because tina. Governor II "a bec ma
convert Z. tue neN Sna petu'cous doctrine, that ~
tha tebe TIE reiaiioas OF Tasiana 10 tue
Uoon been changed and tba ehe stood ia tho att
Jude o. 4 couquefea province He csc Gensoa) had ~
ways adytc Ted vigorous 81 oseorii9o of war; hnt
wren tea tebeoA suppressed within STATE hat
the cVi authority resumes as Rway he 0eed % Gea
tho people o. such states citizens beuneiug e The
uoion aud ,oe. "heneyor they submit 70 the ocnstita
Ton aHa enioFcsnees o. the laws the pending sric ought
10 stop.
Dir. EGowH lopp.) OF Wis, membe. Of tue Committee
on Elections sad d genersy agreed by tue COM
m.'oe that i1assn Lad mover been out q tue Union,
an the oy aec cNo act abe could not 80 out The sim
pie ground assumed by 70 The effect that there
a been no o'eciion, tho military io.er having ioter-
iered :" rrevcat such expression the part of tho
people az entitled them to Rops sentative here.
Mr, DAVIS, chairman OF the Committee on Elections,
said that ALTHOUGH tho committee UNANIMOUS
he the report they agreed conc usious
tne military powor had nterered y such M extent aa TO
nio thausani out Of ten thousand or the right cf
age. lie (Mr. Dawes) briefly argued to show that
80 Fed had neither law nor constituency 10 sustn
him
TOE House tcn sdopted tho resoiaion OF the Commit.
tee on Elections decarlng that Mr. Field Is mt entitled
seat Is Representative House OF tho lhirly.
eighth Congress The yeas and naye on the resolution
refused The vote by division was 81 against IA
I'll. EsRoLMgN1 ptil.
The House then ont into Committee OF the Whole
the at the Union Mr. Dawes Of Massachusetts 10
the chair ana res ned the consideration Of tho scnutes
bill auouds,ory or The Enrolment law,
bly. kern n (opp) OF NJ W offered au amendment
exep,pg ON the draft cergyrnon who ere not enpared
in trade or secuar business
During tie debate tr Cox (oor Of Ohio opposcd tho
anenaren saying that ssthe posierous cleraynen Of
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Hotel Arrivals.-A Complete List OF Ar
rivals the Hotels two oco-k A. NJ will be pub.
lished every morning In the DAILY NEWS.
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Demorest's New York illustrated News.
the live paper Of America Splendid interesting and connie
illustrations in this weeks number. Out Thursday
Queen Of the Bohemisns Departure Great Connagrion
gan's Cavalry Charge Graphic scenes 90 Broadway Des
bemorsst; supplementary sheet with other brilliant
exciting subjects Ac In this number Do not fail 10 this
anlan IMAM
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MpCicItnn in the Field.

meeting Of the Mcclellan Club OF the E,ybtssp,b
wa, hold ass night che large rcoro 90 tho corner
Of IN Ntyseoca srsei Third avenue for the pur
pose sacing tho distinguished general whose name tue
has adopted before tho people Tor Tue next
Presidency.
shc meeting was naiasrousy attended by all classes or
community Nnd Tho opinion seemed prevalent that
'Littc Mack ia to<bc our next President
Several speeches Sosc made abusive or the present ad
ministreticn and Its N'aycring policy
space is our<sposa we oniy give tho FOL.
lowiag resolutions as Siet Of the meeting and which
embcdy the principles nepded to be carried the
Forthcoming campaigu.
eeah ward the administration has proved itself
d the government aud saoa 10 ohang a'n'
the ss s q ts Pq ss afSSa %
ma possessed not only Of sound political views, but having
Resalyed That in Major Genera Mcclellan we recognize
81 s T c n Geo1 ae a. the same pe ne woad
hso,g inai he claims a General acclran are 50
SouSrd a any pdea ar When chs sho gGS refuse p 70
6g ha eo and S IL % nf r OF hen esn ~ @
people Al the last Mayoaty ction We do Hereby ii cur
Felfsogslltuicd BODY Of oaceholde's pom
States, aud pledge 10 him ous hesrrs support.
The Proceedings were prolonged up to Into hour and
wound up with three cheers and tiger for socIslsu
Court oaiendar-Tnis Day.
ScparNs CoURr-CIRcrIr Part mos. Gel, lt2s,
1875 1919 1891, 1898 1926 1921, 132p 1881 Part z,
held Ut 70 Duane street-Nos. 1885, 752 600 1884, .ss
o5e, 1854, o6t
sufrslos couRr-TaIAL TERx.-Part Nos 2sl5,
$685. a30 2655, 24s7 1910 3373 2e59 3457 3463 si65
sisI SAGE, 3lzl, 347S. Part 2Nos. 1888, 3l6O 2372
2os st4, $500, ESQ., 1885, 400 1882 a4si 1900 8ass
3a7c, 34y2,
CosNoS PiF.s couRr-TaIAt TERM Part Nos 2as,
49, S Part 49, sSos s aa 49, 49, sss 49, s
4c4, io5, 4I2, Alb, ala. 2ss, 1907, 50.
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IL Works to Peyaectioa.

Ia Works TO Perfection.
MRS wIssLows SOOTHING SYRUP for chfdrea
teehng perfectly harmless II PRODUCES NATURAL quisa
sleep relieving the child pain, the little bsrus
awakes bright butonu I, cures wind collie ana
regulates The eowegves the mother and health 10
the child. oGses 4s pcy stree. New York. and so6 Hga
Eotsorn, LonGon, Engiand.
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wigs, Toupsas, Hair Dye, Hair DyeinQ
Mol1ayis Cream, for besEtifyng the Hair 81 w. a.
BACHELORS, ie Bond street.
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wheeler ~ Wilson's Highest premluA
Locs Stitch Sewing E~ohass. Olics s06 Broadway.
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Of trusting 20 che GA fashioned custom Of an

try instead OF trusting che old fashioned custom " sn
address. lr~s
MIS-. LIECoLs's D0UoOEfs. 50
Mrs. Lincoln has deyoed shs supply OF aexss from the
80 ss1-- .'A.'.~ IN iSA u 81 tho hcspi
V'nsefvhioTg OF tne alt6 - u -
tss ana sanitary fairs TIE proceeds OF the e"' -
bouquets contributed by hsr have aided largely v w
receipts Of the fairs.
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rrusses.-Marst ~ Co., Radical Cuss
Truss 06ce. No Fesey Astor House a1k
Elastic Gscts, Supporters shoulder Braces kc Alay ~
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,,h,t. virsin ,ynx nf Nn,lll,..-.

Wnue virgin Wax OF Antiiies.--A Ncw
French cosmetic beaatfynr whitening and prcservisf
tho c,np esion. rnaiag n sort fs delicate SMOOTH ana
Transparent ing chapped hauas, lips pmpes NC go
rantcd Remember Is ecmrosed 20 WIRE virgin mr.
cannot iniuFe the skin. Manufactured ONLY ~ HUM
CO. is South Seventh street. Phi ajeipha. sold ~ Scu
dfng!on'. ms Brosdwav New fcrs. Ctvteaua ~ prn
tfWofe street Baitlf1cge; ENt. .ptroef ~ lWs'sl
street and Pennsyiv~Ngs Nersi xSsnsion v y eas
druggists generally.
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| Hiips Hafr Dye, 6Oc.. Black or Brown,
Insananso reliable Depot No Barclay street. SolA
4 Nv aIIf
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Hill, Inimftabie Hair Cutter.-Styles
suitable executed in tho best only At No Barclay
street. shaving loc.
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Hiii's Hair Dye, Soc, Black or Brown.
Insanta neous, natural Depot No. Barclay street.
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GjSfassGOpo's Hair Dye, Preventative
and VIA DEPOT sshole9a,c and rsa, No Asor Hsase
Tie dye applied by ssilfu artIsts
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GRrvoMec FDEs He nl.xte Hcguindor.-~
Tie unlaiiing Ind4,n aedcine Sold by all drusgicc
everywhere One box Sf sir boxes 81 Sent free OF ~
age by tnc proproors Dr W. X MHRwTN 90, 90 Lib
eriy street, Eew York. Pamphlet FREQ.
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Lesii.fs Gisger Wine.
Delightful soothing rsfreshnek
Fer sale at all the leading srocsrs In The city
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Psychology Ethnoosy given Illustrations, in
the FEBRUARY PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL Ony
!" ''H'.' y A''' 'FowIER& wgLLs New York
private class 70 learn prscscsi pbrcnocgy
"wednesday aud friday evenings at sos Broadway.
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TIE HAIR AID HgAp,
cLAeKa RESTORATIVE
! cLARxs REsroE47Iys he"'"'sa ~ co''v
oLARKs RESTORATIVE 'NA ps1iros
ctARgs nssToRAT,yn '''O''' = ''''''
: cLARK5 RssronAuvre .' ':.'''' :" '"''s -
oLasEs RESTORATIVE ''''''4 '''''a@
oLAnR,J RESTORATIVE =
oIAnKs RESTORATIVE
CLARKE EEsronATIyE
oLAEB's RsssQhArr9B
oLARK,s RESTORATIVE
oLARK's REsroRAfVs ,o.....,,-,-
cLARKs REsToRATIvs
cLARgs RESTORATIVE
oLARKs RESTORATIVE =,
cLARCs RESTORATIVE ,,,
oLARKs REsToRArvK
Keeps the Head ceSt.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE
cLARK's RESTORATIVE
CLhRK's RESTORATIVE
CLARK's RESTORATIVE
CLAKyS REsTDRATryE
oLARK's RssTcHArivR
CLARKE RgsToRATIvE
cLARK's RESTORATIVE
CLARKs RESTORATIVE
CLARKs RESTORATIVE
Is aoId by dTugsssls and dealers every where,
Prica " per teltie sx bottles for 50.
D a BARNEJ a. co..
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GOuraud's Poudre Subtitle Upr0ots Hafw
from low orehesds part Of ths body Warranted ~
l53 Broadway.
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Chaps. Ghnses, pfrnp,es, EruIstiODs, sale
rbeun, Nsah wounds, &c. cured by QGURAUDS ItAtsa
Moderated Soap ut his new depot. as Brosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10

eo.at Havana Lotfery.-3O per Cent
rrmsnaa paid for prizes information fprns Highest
rates eaid Dgabaons and all kinds OF Gold and SILVER
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10

Lottery Tickets Cashed In all Legal
4 IA ToiIeyfe. JOSEPH BATES,
II waa street, ~ T., room 10. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10

DalIy'A Pain Extractor, from the Un1s
versal OF Materials retas At &c., 7 81 10 percx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10

Grand scheme On the Royal Havana
plan % the Shelby College Lottery o. Kentucky Iuforma
hcn furnished. ALECk n 60, Brosere
~ Pine street. N. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10

Prizes Cashcd in All Legaiized Lottc-
res Q al agol NATION given. GALLAGHER a BENJAMIN,
Brokers Jlo Chestnut street Philadelpha.