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I'D. w. SMITH. Aest.AdJf. General
OH sia. ISRAEL 7. sKALY, Ass,.-Adyt General
Thanksgiving Day in the Army-Turkeys
all Round-Events Of the Day.
fI0Is our Special Correspondent.
IN TIE FIELD. Nov. 81, lsGi-Midnglt.
GLORIA IN EXCELSIS.

GLORIA IN ExCELSlS.
Thanks TO God for unnumbered blessings
and among them for the glorious sunshine Just departed
and for the wcc0me-thrice welcome--cheer which II
has brought u.s. is the joyous Hdujaa which has gone
up day from thousands of grateful hearts and lips
and which will meet an enthusiastic response from
loyal men and women throughout the broad Republic
The weather was most propitious. The heavy rains
which prevailed during Sunday and Monday were sue
ceeded on Tuesday night by sharp frost aud wind.
drying the roads which had become well nigh impassa
bic. This cold snap was in turn followed on Wed.
nesday night by mild clear weather. and when day
dawnod this morning it through cloudless sky,
which gave happy omen Of the Thanksgiving" which
followed. Mounting my horse at early hour. rode
along the lines in the direction II Fort Harrison My
route lay for short distance through the woods which
divide these headquarters from those Col Martndae
who occupies Qhough temporarily absent from his com.
manr part of the same house which stands near the,
center Of what IL known as the "Coxe Place
Here n large bakery and brewery (sprucs and cream
beers allowed in the army though malt liquors are
not have been lately erected and round this building
and the dacent suffers store, found congregaed
happy crowd Of darkskinned soldiery holding high
carnival mince pies small beer and such like de.
lectabes Beyond the brigade Of colored troops which
encamped to the right Of the Coke Farm. less than
quarter mile further on the main road came upon
the 18th Corps headquarters located the edge Of
0 belt Of pine timber few hundred yards on tho !
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From North Carolina.
NEwBEES, Friday, Nov

NEwBEIS. Friday Nov. IS. 1864.
Newbem was visited by fire on the night Of
the 18TH which consumed large portion Of of TIE
principal business blocks in the city, II originated in
the ice cream saloon on Mddlc.st extending TO the
Medical Puryeyors depot, on Broad.st. The FIRE was
arrested by blowing up two stores on Mddlest which
demolished the windows Of the Episcopal Church oppo.
site The loss is TO the parties interested
peciay in goods, only small portion was saved.
The yellow fever has entirely disappeared The past
three nights have been accompanied with heavy FROST
and freezing weather. which insures Newbern against
the temperance of the fever.
daily line Of steamers is now established between
Fortress Monroe and Newbern Parties returning TO
this city BY thiroute obliged to exhibit documents
showing that they loyal and have legitimate bas
ness here.
A skirmisb occurred the other day at Plymouth in
which the enemy were repulsed.
1t IL reported that the enemy are terrifying the
Roanoke and Chowan Rivers with the view of eyacu.
ating Virginia.
NEwBERy. Saturday. Nov. &C. 1864.
The fire which occurred here Saturday night last
consumed ~ buildings mostly business houses.
Of which contained large stocks Of goods which. as
general thing. were not insured. Hubert Mexican.
Robert Dunn, j. b. OIley, j. A. Thompson. j. N. Al.
en-, John McSarley j. Lewis L. Baer. L. Mountains,
John Good r. McElvay j. j. Scbillinger, X. Berry
md Mr. Bangert the principal suferera Col Poor.
Provost Marshal and Gen. Palmer were on the ground
n person with strong military force, who, with the
lid Of powder, lent great assistance to the fire depart
nent in arresting the progress OF the flames.
The NsrJSyn Tines made It's appearance to day. hsv.
ng been suspended during the prevalence Of the yellow
ever.
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ORDERED TO WASHINGTON.-Maj.- Gen. Pope
commander Of this department. has received orders
from the War Department to report to Washington
II worry probable that he is 70 be psced In active
command; have understood for some time that this
was tho intention Gen. Pope 10 9 fighting man and
belongs IN the 'front.' Cen Pope let the city for Wash
ington yesterday afternoon.
milwaukee Wisconsin 18th.
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LOUISVILLE, NJ Monday, Nov %, 1864
General Thomas is reported to have retreated
TO Franklin, Tennessee.
The military authorities here say that IL the report IL
correct, General Thomas must be preparing to receive
the large reenforcements the way to him before
giving tttle to Hood and that he has fallen back for
10 other purpose.
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sKIBM1SHING BETWEEN PULASKI
AND COLUMBIA, TENN.
The Position of Our Forces-Movemen ts
OF Hoods Army.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nny. 27-1n. 90

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 27-l0:o0 n m
Ihere has been smart skirmishing between
Pulaski and Columbia for some days.
, we nave fallen back behind Duck River. Part of
fOfresd forces have also crossed the river on our
rgnt nShk' and are aiming to strike the road 10 our
rear.
HOODS man army is supposed to be moving on the
PIKE ROAD toward oheloyyiie and Warirace.
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Rsus Of Guerriilas Near Yellow CrseL,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Monday. Nov. 2s 1894
A Union force Of 200 men, sent out from Don.
adson and Clarksvile yesterday attacked Hastingss
guerrillas near Yellow Creek and routed them and
probably Will capture the whole gang.
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LOUISVILLE, Monday Nov. e. ls64
M Nsv Albany Qnd.) Ledge, says that q
movement 10 On foot TO connect Cincinnati BY rail with
Senssonvills aud. NswAItaIy. On both sides Of the
Ohio River.
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CAIRO, Monday,

CAIRO, Monday Nov e. le64
The steamer Darling has passed here. With
80 bales vi cotton. for Cincinnati
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.


FORTRESS MONROE Saturday, Nov. &c, 1894
The following important circular relating te
he future movements of the pilots Las been issued by
Rear. Admiral Porter:
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Hospital Buildings at Camp
Winder Burned.
Destruction Of a Large Amount Of Com
missary Stores and Clothing.
Ths Unsuccessful Attempt to Burn
JED. Davis House.
1HE BeMBARDMENT OF CHARLESTON,
ss., &s. -.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. II. 1864.
The Petersburg Express OF January % says
Seven hospital buildings at Camp winder, Rich
nond, burned yesterday large quantity Of com.
rnissary stores and clothing destroyed.
unsuccessful attempt made TO burn the Presi-
Dental mansion At Richmond Tuesday night last.
Nearly half military force is scattered absenees
and sraggers over the country which, returned not
another would be needed in the field.
The steamer A. D. Vance the beach under the
guns OF Fort Caswel while attempting to the block
ade OF Wilmington. The supposed to be safe
The cargo will be saved and the ship lost.
The Charleston Courier Of Tuesday says
The bombardment of tho city continues the same a.
previously reported The damage done is extraordinarily
small considering the number OF shots and the weight Of
the metal fred.
PAscAGoULA, Miss, Jan. 20, 1854.
The enemys reveie also the repeated discharge of
.rusketry distinctly heard at the end or Horn
Island this morning.
Two gunboats in sight oil the point OF Bots Island
On the 18th fore and aft schooner captured
while attempting TO the blockade by the federal gun
aboatg
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Obituary.


James Clay, who died in exile at Montreal, was born
In the city Of Washington on November g. 1871 aud
the OF Henry Clay he his forty year
when he died He received his education at the Transyl
vanian University, Kentucky and at the age Of fifteen
went Boston, where he spent two years the counp
house or Messrs. Amos Abbott Lawrence, Liberty
square. lie next went to st. LOUIS then small city,
and settled on farm IN its vicinity. At the age Of
twenty he returned TO Kentucky, and entering into
partnership with his father and practsed law tho city
Of Lex gtou He remained in that city until 1s49, when
President Taylor appointed him charge dogdlres TO
Lisbon On his recall during 1850 he received high
compliment from President Fillmore. During 1851 be
again TOOK up his residence In Missouri, but returned
Kentucky IN 1858, when he became the proprietor the
Clay estate at Ashland, which property he afterwards
sod the sale causing some amount OF excitement ~ the
time. lie elected 10 Congress 1867, and repre-.
sented his fathers district in Kentucky when the re.
bellon Moke ne took sides with the cessionists
and on September rs, 1901 was captured by wolfora
cavalry while On roate with sixteen followers TO Join
General 7oicofer. He then took refuge Canada aud
visited this city last with his stable OF horses
aud participated IN the races lie was OF the pro-
ninent members OF the party recently engaged IN the
plot to rescue the prisoners from JchnsDns Island.
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city intelligence.

MECHANICS AND TRADERS ExcHsSas.-At the first an
nua election officers Of this stion the follow ng
gentlemen elected for tho ensuing term--Prosi.
dent John T. Conover Vice President, Jed. frye Sec
rotary, Peter A. Lehman, Treasurer, John H. Hoagand
Tvs GRsSp CHARITY CoScspr OF the ladies' Benevolent
Society OF ST. AIMS church Tor deaf mues. which IS ~
take place at Irving Hail. to (riday) evening,
merits brief notice. The ladies' have obtained some Of
the musical talent, embracing such names as Nine
DAngri Miss Jenny Van Iandt, Siguor dacca'erri,
Signor Centcmeri, Mr.. Schroeder and others.
AMERICAN TEtKaRArn CoMrtN-The stockholders Of
the American Telegraph Company held meeting yestcr.
day, when the old Board OF Directors was &c elected as
folowsE. q. Sanford, President O Liv,ngston, Sccro.
tary Francis Morris, Treasurer Col Marshall icietss
Engineer.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Jau, 2T-6PA
Asns.-Mirkct arm at s. IS for pots aud $40 for
pearls
BeEApsrUsrs Receipts 1851 bbis, -four, 34s bbIs
ami lIsts sacks corn meal l2s brhes wheat 6,2T7 do
corn IL 525 do. oats sas do. barley matt Tue nour
market rather quiet for export with fair business
for home use prices without decided change
The transactions foot up 900 bbis. Southern doar
urn with moderate demand aud fair supplies. The
were 500 bbs Canadian -FOUR ruled steady, and
the demand about the average oxteat sales TOO
Rye -four sold to the extent OF $50 bits tue
ruling quotations. Corn meal was 10 fair demand aud
nrm. 10 view OF the small supply $50 bbls. changed
hands, including Brandy at 81 25 The following
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 27-6 Il. N.

WEDNESDAY, jan. ZIG L. N.
Tho share market took an upward turn this
morning. and nearly everystock represented on
the list advanced. As compared with the highest
cash sales at the first board on Tuesday, New
York Central rose per cent, Erie l, Erie pre-
ferred "a. Hudson River l, Harlem TX, Reading
q. Michigan Central az, Michigan Southern q,
Illinois Central scrip L.. Cleveland and Pittsburg
IA, Galena and Chicago l, Cleveland and Toledo
AZ Chicago and Rock Island Il, Toledo and Wa
bash "a Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen "a, Fort
Wayne ~. Chicago and Northwestern II and
Cumberland Coal "a. The improved feeling con
tinued in the afternoon, and the market closed
firm.
The following were the quotations Of gold to.
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Cherokee Pails.-Female Regulator,
health pressrver-oertsa and safe. Compromised from
vegetable extracts. and coa,ci with the white
sugaras easy and delicious take as sugar candy. The
success which has attended Of these Puts IN the
practice Of OF the propreto in recommend
them to the ladies' s the best medicine discovered
Tor Identifying invgorans ssd regulating the female ys
tenn BY regulating they bring bloom aud bcauy
the c0uneuance aud srsceiuaes. snd elasticity the form
The young JUST bursting wonanhooi the middle aged
with all the and ,robes Of e ana aged who
ia the aud yellow lcas-.i wT sai relief in this great
indian medicine All letters seeking advice Information
will be promptly freely ana dscree,y answered Fun IL
rec'ious accompany each hos Price per boxes
or s and sent BY mail free Of postage receipt Of price
sold ey AZ drusslsts ever where Psmphlets Zee Or
sARSss 4 co. soa Brsadway
Or. wRtaHrs
REJvvESAtiNo ELIXIR.
OR. EssENCL OF LIFE
e'orcs the manliness veor Of youth oae bottle 81;
three bottles - SOLD b. ali droasss Seat ~ esprcss
pamphlet free, by The PROPRIETOR
DR. w.R aEewiN AGO.
~ L,Oer,y street New York.
CHERokgL REMBDy
to ne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in from QUE TO hrce days Fam
bottle three pccstot o. aad forwarded
'' 'i Ds v. Z s'p HssEsssis eS'
-, 10 50 Liprsairff STREET STREET, nav roaS
''' ""'''''' s'r 4 ssscSes
2, BiasiWt.
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Action for Assault and Bnttery-A Poll
tical Difficulty.
bVENNME CUUNT -tINIUII
Before Judge Leonard.

before Judge Leonard.
JAN 27--An interesting OF assault and battery
growing out OF political argument, came up 10 day
The plaintiff, Gideon Fountain xHarbor Master and
q resident OF Brooklyn, became involved in political
argument with young man named Julius I. Adams
WHOM the atcr took occasion to say that the war was
oaused by the black republican party Mr.. Fountau
who ardent admirer Of "Honest Old Abep al once
pronounced the statement to DO false, wherea Adams
Grew indignant and smoe his antagonist the cheek
pr Fountain had umbrella In his hand aud returned
Sne blow with interest and matters were becoming very
Lively when policeman came up aud took all parties 10
kho Ihird ward station house. Mr. Fountain claimed TO
pe the assaed party and wished to make a plant
hgainst Adams, when he astonished 20 INA that he
Was regarded 10 the light q defendant and would have
20 remsin Ia the cells until morning The following day
20 was brought bet,re justice Osborn dismissed
Lhs case and reprimanded the ocer for making the
menoed the present suit against Mr. Adams and the case
ss We have already said, commenced yesterday,
Case esLl on.
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perore Judge Ieonard

Before Judge Leonard
JAN 27.-The court met to-day TO receive The bill o.
exceptions IN tho Of John r. Holmes recently COZ
victcd OF msnsiauehtcr In the fourth degree
The exceptions presented ny OK Recorder smith
on bohaIf OF the prisoner,
Tbo Judge took the Iape "a ADJ thsu 1oornod mo
further bcaring vf the matter uuti, saturday
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Suit Against superintendent Kennel
for False lmprisOn ment.
SUPREME CoURT-ClRCuU.

Before Judge Leonard.
Jan. 27.-rhe case OF Patrick Green against superin
ttendest Kennedy tried 10 day. Green IL appears,
Neot into tho Eighth ward station house to an
acquaintance Of bis who had been locked up, and
In the goodness Of his heart thrust bottle
. OF whiskcy through the grating Of the cell door
his friend within The matter to the Of the
General Superintendent, who regarded the very
.bsrous one aud caused his arrest Subsequently
friends OF Green called OF Police Headquarters offered
bail for the appearance OF the maefactor but Kennedy
as mmovabe, saying he would rather let the prisoner
Hrot 10 prison" than take bail for him. Fortunately for
pr0cn, OF the Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas
WAS induced 10 issue writ OF habeas corpus else the
euporineudcu might have been allowed to carry his
threat into execution. The plaintiff through his COUNSEL
3smed that his arrest and DECEPTION at Police Headquar
ysfs Illegal and prayed that the jury might
ouch verdict as would make Mr.. Kennedy more careful
the future The jury, after hearing the arguments OF
Counsel both sides retired and afterwards brought
10 verdict Of 1875 damages against the defendant.
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The Evening Express case.
COURT Oh COMMON pLEAs--CuAMBEi,s.
f..l.

JAN ~ The argument before tho court 90 the motion
Tor stay Of proceedings in the Of stephen Clark va
Jas Erastus Brooks which " have come OF TO-
day was postponed uut 10 morrow at eleven O'Clock 10
consequence the business engagements OF one OF the
counsel The trial OF the comes OIL before Judge
Brady IN tho Court OF Common Pleas. gu Monday
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STAe Violations OF the Recruiting ReGu-
lations.

THE COURT MARTIAL CONTINUED.
The court martial appointed to investigate the charges
against Dr. Kerrgan met yesterday again appointed
hour.
The evidence taken reference To the third spec
noatiou In the charge.
coiored man named Joseph White, alias William
white, the first witness placed upon the stand He
bwore that he met by man the Of Broad
way and Prince street. who asked him " he wanted EN-
pioyment a. hosef that he (tho witness) agreed 10
entef this mans employ hostler; that he
klven fort dollars by the who engaged him. sent Of
20 Riker and passed as soldier by Dr. kerrigan
rhis tue substance Of all the evidence taken yes
, tsrdAy.
The court adjourned till this morning
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The eceipts from customs amou nted TO <252 900
The imports at Boston for the week ending Janu.
airy % we're $50i,47l, against $j9O,937 for the
corresponding week in 1868. The exports were
1898 322 against sS23 ol3 % for the corresponding
week in 1868.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company will pay the
interest on its bonds February /.
The Prairie du Chen road will pay, February l.,
the interest on its first and second preferred
stock.
The Kenosha, Rockford and Rock Island Railroad
has been sold TO the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad Company, for sl5o.Ooo.
The Peru aud indianapolis Railroad has been
sold 70 parties ia New York. for 100000.
The capital stock Of the First National Bank at
Worcester, Mass. has been increased from
800 900 to $3.50 900.
TIE bankers OF Detroit. Chicago. Cleveland and
some other places. IT is announced have been vic.
tmized to the extent OF sixty thousand dollars by
the Peoples Bank Of Hudson, Michigan.
A bill has been introduced in the Ohio Legisla.
ture for the appointment Of three railroad com.
missioncrs whose duty It shall be to visit at least
once in every year every railroad in the STATE,
for the purpose Of examining the affairs and con-
dtion thereof aud all matters pertaining thereto,
aud to see whether they have complied with the
provisions Of law applicable 70 their transac
tons
The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne md Chicago Rail
road Company makes the following statement
Earn,ogs Tor eleven months, endins NOV. 30,
1895 .-sss. .t..ttt.sts t,,t..stss..t4 ~, Ilssls
Expenses aud interest Observation-Disclosures. t1i25j:
peeott ....... t1ggl.
Ada ds0cd tor 1852 ...........,....,... 1891
-.-,,-.,-
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New Cosmctic-ssvhite virgin Wax
Of An.es" for 6eaa,sying whitening sod preserving the
curing chapped ms and redness OF the hands Remember
All pure virgin wax and cannot injure the skn and s
the secret OF Radiant Beauty Price
and - cents Manufactured only By HUNT co, Perfum
ers 33 South Seventh street. Philadelphia Sold by j. l.
CODDiN0fON. us Broadway, New York A. CROYEAU
III Baltimore street, Baltimore: w. 3. RNTWT8LE.
Twelfth street and Pennsylvana avenue Washington, d. c.
and Druggists generally
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Cannot Go south.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
HeADauAR rERs, MILITARY DIvrsloS MssrsslrPI,l
OFFICE OF PRovosr MARSHAL GENERAL, =
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 81, 1854.
No application need hereafter DO made at this office
for passes 60 south OF the federal lines will
be grated BY command OF
MAJOR General q. s. GRANT.
". 4, RowLeY, Major aud Provost Marshal General
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ChaPs, Ohafes. saiiowness. EruPttons.
spos Specks and ell Skin Blemtshes cured By 000RAUDS
Italian dedicated SOAP. G5 Broadwag
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Grand scheme on tire ROyag IGaVa san
pan Of the Shelby College Lottery OF Kentucky
ton furnished Prucs csshed without deductions
ALECK 90 Brokers, 80 Pinc street.
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PsIxes Cashed I'm All Legal lotteries
Prompt and reliable Information gven sent.
J.R. CLAYTON 4 Co. 10 Wait street. N. r.
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Lottery Tickets Cnshed An All Legal
ixet Lotteries Tnformatou given.
JOSEPH BATES. II Wall Get. room No. l. N. Y.
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Bachelors Ustr Dye-The Best ia the
world HARMLESS rciiabse. assataae0us The oaiy PEI
feet dye Sold b. ali drusg,sta Factory ~ Barclay street
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Royal Havana LOttery.-3O Per Cent
Premium paid Prizes Information furnished. High
paid for Doubloons aud all kinds Gold and Gil
yer TAYLOR CO.. Bankers u Wall street.
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Crtstadoro's HAIR Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot Wholesale aud RETAIL No. Astor Honss
The dye applied By skfui artsts.
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Messrs. simmons, Rogers q Co. arc
authorized receive deposits aud make collections
". h
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Pixies Cashcd ia All Legattzrd Lotte-
ties aud Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers, $40 Chesuut street. Philadelphia
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Court CaIendar-Thls Day.

court CuIenuar-Thts DAY.
SUPRgsg CouRf-SPECiAL rsRa-Nos 2s8, 25l.
SUPREME CoURT-CiRoUn Part Mos 955, 76I, OIL,
973, 075 979 1909 lOll, 1917, 1921 $50. I033 1885
l041, 104s 1869, 1868, 1911, 1919, lO79H Part q
NO calendar.
SurERIoR CoURr.-Part Nos 655, I'LL, $685. 1888.
1881, 2727 1851, 3l39, 23i5, 1903. $685. 1896 1861
3S.3 1876. Part Mos 2l54, 2l62, 1856, 3342, 634
e95S 1888, 29a0, $780, 1885, $500, 1892 1898, $500.
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A Beautiful ComplexiOn-Laird's Bloom
or Youth has achieved celebrity Of having equal
for beautfymg the complerou aud skin. AS Broadway
snI Druggists every
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For the Rca rd.-Use Hastings' eprrpn.
ration Bea n Invgorator Price 81 Letters to b. adj
dressed boz 114 Post office. sod at BALLARD q dru
store, corner Of Chatham street And New B0wsvy
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Onlciai Drawings % Murray, Eddy &
KKNruoxv EXraA Gas, lillian ~ 1861
Is, IS, Il, -, 10, ", AZ, 70, u, So, 8, 6.
KENTUCKY CLASS li2-Jau. q, 1864
IL G. 30 TO- So, III. 40 TO- *. ~, A, 49, "a, 3d.
fiscutars sent fee Of charge. BY address
MURRAY. EDDY CO..
Coyinv
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Goura ud's Poudre Subtitle UprOOts Hair
Warranted. l5J Broadway.
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Cherokee Piils.-Femais Regulator

Dozen Carries do ytsite o1.-I SIT All
until suited. Life size photographs 10 Oh, SIS
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Omciai Drawings Of she Library Ass0.
citation companys Lottery Of geutpck-.
ExfRA CLASS oti--Jau. q. 1854
63 ~, 45, So Is rs. 81. "a, 76, 63, So, 10.
CLAss 81 '-JAo. 81. 1864.
IL 81 80, AZ, 6S 2 81 ~, 81, IL, a. 90 10, 6l As.
FRANCE EuIIs co. Managers oovlngtoa KY.