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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
MoRroN's GOLD PINS arc now sold at the

same prices before the commencement OF hs war this ia
entirely owing tho Manufacturers improvements In
cnery hi, prcsenlargc Retail Business and Ces m ADV nce
Sy.eu for until he commenced Advertising is business wa
done on Credi. and .triaig wi1 Lie 1yade
TN. Morton Gold Pens The only ones sold a. old prices
az tho makers Of 81 other gold pens charge,he Premium on III
Co Government Tax Sc but Morton has nnoe 'e cdlasel
his pri,es Wholesale or Retail.
Ofe srcu. numbers scat BY mil 70 I'll par' Of the woTl
during hs pest year, no. one in a'hou"nd has hsi q
reach H., definition in safety showing that the Morton 600
P, can BE- Obtained by any oac in every pat OF the ~'d
o. th, -il, psi-e postls, onlJ excepted
Render y11 can ily, enduring awly'r'liy and 'e'p'
Co;I Pen exactly adapted 10 your hand ana 'y' OF "t's
which will do your writing vastly crperthan see; fens enc
~ i,u,,, universal IIisl Pressure Price o. every
hng you c,n have sorton Cold Pen cheaper In proportion
to hs labor speu, upon AMI massii u'ej Than any on'
cod Pea in The World II you want one see 1'e ien
Migli'ier llim The sword" in another column.
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Naval Movements.
THE WESTERN rRoN-CLApS.

We have a letter from our dllg'nt core
spondcni at st. Louis, giving somo interesting par
tculars about the Western iron.cnds. The gruboai
Milwaukee was launched nt 81. Louis No. on The it
inst The Chickasaw viii be- launched at the place
on the 9Th Inst. and the kicknpoo iew days after
ward These vessels all two urrcicd monitors, and
sister. 20 tho Winncbago which was put ON trin about
two months ago II h. expected that all these vessels
will be completed aud sent To he Wcsicrn h,ct 10 less
than two months. Two Of them have tie Ehds patent
turrcts in which the guns are operated 10y steam
The gunboat OZARK left st. Louis on The On Inst on
n tfial Trip, Chief Engineer KING I: ). ", was On
hoard in 6eLaf Of the Goycrnmt NJ inns vessel. I'M
Ike tb. others named s of wood and has Ericsson
turret The completion of all these vessels has been
,puch DELAYED beyond the contract time That the objects
which they were intended a. remove W.. The forts ON
the Mississippi longer In the hands the Rebels
ARRIVAL or TIE COLORADO.
This frratc arrived ut Portsmouth, n. H.,
last "wednesday from the bockading fleet on Mobile
Ala where she has been the flagship 0f that station
for The past year. She left there Jan Z and came by
way OF the south. West Pass Mississippi River, which
placc she left the 10th, and Key West IN the I'D
She reports having left eight OF our most efficient gun
boats guarding the entrance Mobile Bay from which
but few attempts now made to run the blockade.
and they always result In capture.
The officers and men attached to the feet are all en-
loving excellent health. The Colorado brings home all
Of her crow. aud those OF other vessels In the feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
SECOND plsPATCH.

| BOSTON, MONDAY, itp : 1908.
Edward W Green. POstmastcro i Maiden, was
arrested late last night for the murder 0f young Con
verse and the robbery Of Maiden Bank on the 18th Of
December last.
Green. on being arrested confessed biz guilt de-.
scribcd his shooting Il COnverfc the Assistant Cnsler
dead and Dis subsequent robbery Of the bank lie fr
tier confessed whore he hid The money, most Of which
has been recovered.
Green s. q years age aud has wife and one child
and heretofore has borne a good character
The following addi ODM particulars are bulle'Incd
90 the Office % the Independent Telegraph
boston, Feb r.-Aiicr tie search OF Greens person.
lie was conducted into an adjoining room, whore be
was informed that DE had been fOlOUc and watched
for time. 1hercupOn, without any unusual emo
ton hc confessed his guilt lie stated that on tic day
Of the murder he visited the bank twice; the nr't time
he found there n conductor, who lc pair II skates
tlo noXt time was NJ ~ o'clock Immediately on en-
terHg he went into the Directors room and seeing no
one drew bis psio--a six baITc,cd smith Wes'on
Notwithstanding the muzlc within q foot of Young
Converse head ana ircd-the ball taking effect under
or back II his ear. lie discharged second barrel tle
bah taking effect IN Converse temple Will" ~, victim
lav on the floor After the contamination 81 the deed
lie seized the bills I'm the drawef-about sjOJO-and
went 10 his own office. He informed the persons
present that portion Of the money concealed ~
piece Of newspaper In old boot In The POsOtcc
Six hundred and fifteen dollars found rs he had
directed lie further stated that the balance Was se
cretcd under the flooring IN the attic of Volunteer
Eugine. House and on making search SaBjf
I'm Maiden Bank bills were found making in an si.Ot9
This with several sums paid by him accounts for The
whole amount stolen from the bank. He also stat
that the pistol in drawer At his boarding house
and on going there il was found Green brought Ia
this city ana committed TO the lOubs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09

BROOKLYN BOARD or ALDERMEN. THE Boord
held q IcsulIr meeting last evening AID. 1alm1ge IN
Tie chnf. communication nom the Peoples Mutual
G0sHeht Company was presented stating that they h1d
been nco Pofat,d under general act Of the brgsln
tnr'. ard request permission to lay conductors Of
through tho streets avenues &c of the uty. south Of
J0Iacmon street and Fulton ayeuucs The subject
referred Ia the Lamp aud Gas COmusttrr. A coumu.
nea,0u was received from the President of The Board
81 Asses an 10 resolution ia relation 10 the
s.cstmrr OF dogs. The President states that Little or
no taxes had been paid this during the past
ear uui advanced the opinion that IL nearly
jess T. Of empt such assessment for the that Tho
ownership was almost invariably denied when th' oh.
jet Of inquiry Wa. suspected. They hal therefor,
abandoned the effort to collect taxes from this
unprortibe. The subject was referred o the ,scss
mcnt Committee for report. Aid. Beiknnp offered the
follow ing.
heItos Tie dny Ahony IN The matter Of egis'ilon o.
Pie bonds i..u, los this city To- procure substitute. Is proi1r
lr anxiety rho part of those who 20 freely aiyin.et
Oh" money thereon lnd operating o. hindrin'e to further
loans gon.rnIy. Therefore,
Rcoef Til, tlis Common Council hereby e'peslly but
earnestly urge upon tLc Lcca,urs The ertuc e,,ty ~ i
cay p,- of ne bin Introduced hy = urr Sirone 20 ~,f
~. and the Of the Common Council 90 RAISING
money procure u1stitu,s for drafted men Tho '7s.i)
wss adopted
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From California.

SAS FRANCISCO, Monday, Feb. r. lsbl.
Hong Kong dates have been received up to
Dec. II. They state that the ship Contest owned by
a. a. Low & Brothers Of New York bound 10 mat
port from Yokohama. was burned on the nth Of No
Nember by the Alabama The officers and crow were
eight days the pirate and then transferred 10
the English vessel Oh board Of which vessel they ar
rNed at Batavia.
China adyices also state that the American ship I'm
peral has been sold 10 an English house Hong Kong
iof aeV under the influence OF fears upon the part Of
her captain that the Alabama might capture her.
Inc ship Versailles has been sold 10 sail under the
Peruvian flag.
Arrived steamer Golden Age from Panama.
Sailed ship Winfield Scott for Liverpool with p 900 sack
wheat. ' ~
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HoYr's HrAwArnA HAIR RESTORATIVE.

There many preparation, tlc market adv ri"d 20 r.
i,Ied aud hair people seeing the adSeitsfn W
unabe 70 decide which is preferable and using or Two an
failing deiyr the expected benefits. conclude ih1tey ~
"a hf DusA That h. may be- Sn)wu which Gan BE- red uP''
fhs undersigned. proprietor y
f0Yrs llIAwAruA HAIR RgsroRArivE,
p i7 well known pers0us 90 be agreed UPON o'
ind Of unqIel0uej integrity d'gnte one p~i'o
whose ar has become gray 10 The proprietor o. each prpir
ton restore H. each proprietor - no nothing 99l ~ o"
preparation sn1 The person nothing er whr IRE er'
making the cesnl'e Of The re,Y. % De- Published ~ al t
prnep papers % the cOIny o. the expense Of The un'uc
cr7,tll competitor. g,
JossPH loYT 4 Co. No 10 Univ ,r,iyp,ic', " Y
Plp.r' containing Hoy;s llnwithl Advertisement pea
=
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whose torn Of service has expired They will be PAID
OFF, and the ship will probably be pa. ont ~ commission
to Undergo repairs. &C While at Key West the officers
OF the Colorado parook OF the hOspites extended to
them by Acting Rear Admiral Bailey commanding tie
East Gulf squadron ~ that place
The officers Of the Colorado are
Cnmmoior II. X. Thatcher. First Lieut. II w. VIII
second IiHut- u J.. Day; Assistant SuerOns MIlew CEt-
mrre 4. VI. H. Hswiias, paymister W. II. II Williams
hrnF N ters. Tho. Hinriifn Cha. Folsom Acting In
s,nf, Henry Arey, H. F. Anowii0l. T. j. Eibrs; Commo
doTrs NirrA II. y. Eiytrs Ilym.sers Clerk T. q. LrD
cnci Engineer Il. W. Eaierau Acting rirsi Assls M ~
ehe'r Cine ". Prunn 'lri second Assistant. lance II
hor-on Acting Thrd Il. Il. Green T. ). iv"uy
hot "alcc; Acting SECOND As,r,tint O. > Pctins. Ca,
u Marines. Geo. -. OIniiu. Fif,t Lieut. N rin. sam.
"a iu.. ins AlssTa kide., a. a. q. Chilli g. J. hi.
ti'h"ld joan L. Aeiuafd. Willis g. lerry Leon BryeHt.
JO... 4. Dixon
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OiLLOkr-pRlCf-At Tifryiown Til. r,Jay. Feb. a.
hy tie Rev Juo. ". Is. Wood j. Frank Dn.ori y Mliaah
A. dam ghfer Of Abs Pr's. csl, Of Inc former place.
LEA.ls - ALLAN At Wet W8llilrt place N +.
Church. on WeInrsdly. Jsu. q, 1917, by the Rev. III.
SfrI j. Homer Lesys % Mary, Ia only daughter OF J..
Is a Iiiu. a., AL Of Cha. city.
gFRIlN iDFSiEE-A' Warwick. y Y, On Sunday,
F.b 1y tho Rev. H. nisrvecr assisted by the Rev.
.sI, Cole John J.. ,er@ia Of New York ciy D. S'lle
A. dsl Of the l,e Abraham Fossaee Of tns iofuf'
49,
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WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. Z. 1864
CONSUL AT SINGAPORE.

CONSUL AT SINGAPORE
The Senate, in Executive session, to-day
confirmed the nomination Of Isaac Stone Of Wisconsin
obe U. 5. Consul at Singapore.
ENROLLING OFFICERS SUSPENDED.
Capt. Rolla Gleason, Provost-Marshal Of the
Hid District Of Vermont. and DR.. j. L. Chandler.
Surgeon of the Board OF Enrolment of the same district
have been suspended from duty, and awaiting ex
Summation for eniistng into the United States service
men physically disqualified for military duty. Capt
Base Plat and DR. Pitcher Of the Enrolment Board Of
Tie XfIth New York District have also been suspended
bf similar reasons.
? COMMISSIONER or COTTON PLANTATIONS.
a. Mcfarland Of Portsmouth, OHIO, 50 well
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Burning Of an Oil-HiiI.

CINCINNATI Monday. Feb. r. ls6i.
The large Oil-mill Of ID. w. Bur-On 4 Co. Of
Richmond Ind. was burned on Saturday night Tie
loss is estimated at 900 upon which there is in.
suIancc Of $4,000.
Twenty thousand bushels Of fax seed. - barrels Of
lnsced.oi and large quantity Of oil cake were also
80 gN
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I,uilvu, Accident.

ALBANY. Mond'y Feb. i.ii
An accident occurred ON the Harlem Railroad
M Brcwstcrs Station this afternoon caused by pas
sengcr train running INTO freight train. Three cars
were broken Nobody was seriously hurt except one
OF tie employees.
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THE ENROLMENT BILL.
Arrest Of the Walden Bank Robbcr and
Murdcr (onfc..ion Of bis a:niIt.

IIII-IVNI lfIVITTIl0I
The Maiden bank ro5bcr and murderer has ny
length been arrested in The person u Edward " Green
Postmaster Of Maiden.
Green has confessed the crime and most Of the money
H.. LD. r.cuNnrel
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The Case Of Daniel CIaup.

-, srRiSoprELD. Ill, Monday Feb g. 1864.
The United States Circuit Court on Saturday
rendered judgment against Daniel Clapp the former
Receiver Of Public Moneys at the DanyiIIe Land
District for 5000.
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The Ice in the Hudson Mt tibnny.

ALBANY. Monday, Feb. 2, lroi. /
The Hudson River Rmrond boat crossed the /
river to-day TO widen iew feet OF the dock ~ East
Albany which will be- reached by a temporary bridge
until the ice ID cut away.
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EnIerlninmcn.. Thi. Dn, aud Evening.

I9f i.n.r = ftrfsft nrf He ~
nirmc4f o.. oft~r cai1mnf 4 An F1Er,.
AcspENY oF NrsC-FaUt.
"a Ar ,CEs rHrsrrn Pore 00i
NfsrrH tknpry-Iirff'. % Leave Mir.
Ot,vric Iur,rrRf irso. .tt-Trlvtt0rs Trlyr,iic.
BlRSrs s-Giiuts. DWARF. WLlfis if-ileyri.
Va ANHUHGHs NFNtGERiF- oIertlan ~ Animals.
fffrPoI 81 Ar.ON-f lHesfri.u Performances
BnoapwAr AvEHtfrykTfE-h0re'ifiu Performance.
iIowFs brFAT tmCr.-toWrrs FL Irsfrl ulslI.
4 OPS trarEL- Mammoth -ttIcniceytrou
FrUuAWs ftsrrnsrD p'i.nu.
THplrrR FH.Nc,is-frrnch Comedy sud vaudeville
hrHcu % rHE MFssfAH--ltfr. -nl Patriotic Concert
So Gr0rGEs HunCu GiHni Orr.u Concert
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RECEPTioY.-Thc firc-alarm, for the purpose
OF notifying The Fire Department to turn ont ior tho
reception u tn "a Fire Zouaycs viii be ruas a.
O'clock q. m. iDhlr.
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FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD.


CLARKS RESTORATIVE,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE '"o 0'"'
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. "'"'''""'
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, rt0"'e'"' o'o"'"'
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. s''"'' It's 'A'"s -
-, .,. ,,,.,,l,,,.,,,,,, Il an unequ,led Dressing.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, s''' wi 0''''' III
CLhRK'S RESTORATIVE.
I. good for Old Peoc,..
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Ispcrsc,ly harmless
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Bcaca,, the Hair.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
I, splendid for whisk,rs
CLARKS RESTORATIVE
Keeps The Hair in its Pl,ce.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Cures Nervous rel5lcb's.
Prevents EgUp,i,ns.
CLARK s RESTORATIVE
Stop. Itching ana Burning.
Keeps the Head Cool.
Is Delightfully."- pcrfala,d.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains Sediment.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE. n.,.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Prepares you foT Parties
CLARK RESTORATIVE.
Pfeares you Tor BaiL
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
AL Ladies need u.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
No Lady will do wi.i0utit
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Costs but 81.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Is sold by Druggists ard Dealers eyc.ywhers.
pIse, 81 PEI bo'tie-G bottles for 50.
G. G. CLARK n Co. Proprietors
ID. s BARNES So. General Agents.
10. POI Broadway, New York.
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Denulce =.
Deuulcel; .

DemuIce,,. Demulcent!.
DEMCLCENT!
Tisen rely Gaw Soap Is beyond a. comparison the bcst
compound ". tered for
CUAPPED OR TENDER HANDS
THE NURSERY AND ALL TOILET USES.
Manufactured only by
y. C. HULL'S son, No. 80 PARK ROW. N. T.
Who also offers 100 varieties Of Toe. ard Stpls
soaps aud Candies For sale by mos all Respectable dealers
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Tae
GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF TIE AGE.

OF TIE AGE.
Mr. KENNEDY, Of RoIbury hs, discovered in Of our
common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
Two bottles are wsrrantedto nursing mouth
One to thee bottle, will clear The system Of bles..
Two bottle. axe waraa.ed the worst cankeT tho
stomach.
Three 70 FIVE bottles are wlran,el the wors. kini Of
Erysipeas
One or two bottles are wlrren,ed al humor in tho
eyes.
Two boesae warranted TO runningo the and
b,oches among the hair
-Four 70 ak bottles warranted cosrIp. and running
ulcers
One bottle wi, cure ,ca'y eTup;ions Of the kin.
Two or three bottles warranted the worst Lind
ringworm.
Two or three bottles ar. warranted to the most dee
peri,e case OF rheumatism.
Three fou. bottles warranted si, rheum.
tive 70 eight bottles will the Kind Of Scroula
One bottles warranted to the wor. css II
dyspepdi know by The xpoisnce Of thousands tha, h~
been caused by c'rser in the stomach.
One or tvQ bottles are warranted to cure sick heaiach,
One % two bottle, ae w1frantei regulate coy, stits
o.; the bowels
Oae 70 two bottle, vii regulate al deransemen. ofhs Kid
ueyA
By strictly following the direction. In the pamphlet around
each bottle, and Juic.ois application q the
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND HEAL
ING OINTMENT,
v,rv or, and ulcer OF Whatever And nature 'p
.r TIA, ha. taken root, perfectly and Prominently cured
Fox sale by VI de- g3is's everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
Special Notices.

Fourth Ward Union A-.Ocinfi0n.-ihe tesgiE
monthly meeting sill b, held AZ De trila u Cottage cor'-
lf Dover iai Pc,.s.. ou ~ FSDAI EVEN 80. Feb . at
4 lc.o... HENRY @. LEASA, President.
WV Pnna JoHS O'Co,N2R, Srcrstrss
Nineteenth Ward Union A--oriati0n.-ihs ESscu
i've Committee OF the above Association TO- 1915 vii meet
lr te pa.pa-e of organization at Dus ils, "A iy. near
,+i ..t.. on III EsDAl, t.r ri inst o. 3. o. a. ny
l4d~I d. H. Drtt Mf FIr'ld3nt.
AlIvs CooPgR. V YrtyraroN S-.-s'a."'
jeff DAVIS md the ily,ier, OF Aboniinu'!0u-.-
Prfrr H burv viii give the fourth ciule iu te c0lfe n
trr lI.rr.a of - Purilns. ou WEDNESDAY ~ EN4NO,
lC.h il,t.. o. O'Clock. Admission r.
Elder Rufus Wendell viii lecture ia Cooper institute,
.,m 40 % on 4 IsDAl LktNlNG Feb. p 90 q clock
,un.-f. life 'r1u tle Dead for tue Rig Aoar.' Al
AZ inv ed -o attend ,.tis free.
u American Institute TURNER'S tinb.-Ihe regular
weekly ur-'igof 'hr Formers Club vii b. hed TO-DAY
uasdayi Il O'Clock af thr rooms of the Institute
he Cooper Mon Bli ding. AT inter 'sfet ~ agriculture
invited JOHN v IilAHibthNi secretary.
Fair. Fair. Eair.-D3n forget tIe .iT for the SUI
f-gns Freedman lud Soldiers, MN opep % c Academy Of
Muse. BrlIs yu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09

KINGS COUNTY BOARD or SUPERvISoRS.-A
meeting of thc Board hold no tlc County Jai. ye,.
tcr.Av afternoon. supervisor tro1ko IN the chair
communication was received from the Sheriff asking
flc appointment of "a committee 10 examine tho rohdi'
ou ~ tho sheriff Office in regard 10 fees emOuuens
and okpelses and rep6ri Nheihir further Legislative
action was necessary. 4 special committee ap.
pointed q examine into tie matter The bill ~ the
keeper u he ILL., for new furniture, amounting 20
e. jgi a. wac commented upon, ard referred SICK -
tie Committee ON Accounts r examination and report
The salary 81 the keeper OF tie dead house was IN
creased L. O0 pr auuum. TIE salaries Of John Dea.
nry and Morris H. Robert superintendent u the
Poor was fixed ~ s!VO per year. TIE Comfy Irons
urtl was authorized 10 borrow tl"t oD on tAe Court
House account. resolution similar 10 those already
pass.d. apVfogratirgg further sum Of $1,000 for ne
payment u b0untles to volunteers. adopted. AFTER
slifl tlc Board al burned.
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GErMAN REprpLcAN CENrRAL CoMMrrgF

GERMAN REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
An adjourned meeting was held last evening at
Iunks Hotel No pa Grand street. for the purpose OF
cecting officers for the ensuing year Tho result was
a. follows: President. Andrcis Wiminn First Vice.
President Hermann Ea,ter. Second Nice-Presldelt.
Abraham J. Di.touhocfcr. Recording secretary ID.
Hermann Guecke; Corresponding Secretary. Gusiavu,
Lazy; Treasurer Dr. Louis Naumann.
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Watchcs-Fine Gold Watches

N"tene--Eihc ssoiu VII , d.. r.
Fine Gold iuntingese Cylinder Escd 'ner. Natcaes Tot
Ladies' SIS ss8 $40 ! IS. $50 % $40 each
Fine Gold Hunting Case Detached Levers full jeweed foe
Ladies' So -5D as 500, $40 $50, $50 300 $3.50 70
500 each. -
God Hunting Euameci Watches FOR Ladies. $fa, $50, SO
Sg Se S25, $3.50 to 300 each, some with dilnonds
outside. -. -. 49,. -.
cod Watches for LADIES' as low S25, S9S $50 AMI SIS
each.
Fine Gold Hunting Gaze English Patent Levers for Gens
men S85 go -l00 rll5 $780, Sl,5 to $40 each.
GEO. &. ALLEN, No. as Broadway,
One door below Canals formerly Nc. II W alst
Watches sent by Mail Express 20 all parts Of the country.
without extra charge All warranted.
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BEAUTIFUL LIPE.LIKR PICTURES.
VI AEisHs %.

Cares Dc Nisite ~ Per dol'n Dupira'e' 81 % ~
alive, registered II. A. LEWIS, No ~ Caini1' s. ~ J
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Business Notices.

NEGLECTED CoUGHs ASD CoLDS.-few are
aware u the importance Of che King Cough Common
Cold" in i, a. s,agei that which the beginning would
yield to Mid remedy neglected prey. upon .hc
euge. afford instant relief
Grover n BAKERS Highest Premium EL,S.
TIC srircu SEWING MACHINES for sale a. 80 gB5 Brosi
way ne. g2 % Aso sA,A.Hc -e"lng 81 ,'tiy drs-rp'il
done lu tlr bet manner
SEWING MACHINES TO RENT
AudmrSlc-Sca.
v ". VICES jr ,ih0 BIoa."4y -or Br'"nc q, up'iir'
. DYSPEPSIA TABLETS FOR INDIGESTION, lIEAGT-
BURY Ac manufactured oul, bv :. - NrIISG ul Oddly
drHeeis eanrry. I'D cents per box Dpoi 10 ~ Centre
~. COMO 500.
HorrL ARR,yALS.-A complete List OF Arri.
ya- - t.r Hotel. lp Go oco'a Do n val bee Published
every motin' .n IHs DAILY 'rw+
ARMIES SOLDIERS The BOARD Of SUR
GEoys aIi fhc SURGEON DfNrnAL. Z. =. a., have given
Ia. honorary commentator 20 'e fit~rR Arm, Md
Mn oE4. NosToS Address Is. iE,SS rAtaER
a'r'r'" Artist.
B,rciIloRs IluR DYR-Ihe best in the
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