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THE BOGUS PROCLAMATION

Who Gave tho Informntson-Tho PA
oner's Trip 60 Fort Lafayette, Se,
There s very little new regarding tho bogus procams
ton aud. tho precise manner in which tho fraud was
discovered still remains mystery Claimants for the
honor OF tho detection backberries and
there are a. least who think they furnished tho
all important information upon which the arrest was
made.
WHO GAVE TIKI INFORMATION.
Tie first Information regarding tho matter was furnished
by IN OF newspaper whose suspicious had becu
aroused by personal communications made him
by Howard who merely dictated to amaDueLsis. The
latter Mason detected IRON the simple fact that
certain "styie' used in manifold writing missing from
It's accustomed place in the Office Of OF the Williams
burg papers. whore Madison tho habit or writing
Through another and entirely different Of
Marshal Murray's officers had arrived points
but did not obtain conclusive evidence upon which 70
m AXE the arrest.
full report OF the whole affair is being prepared by
General Dix for the War Depsr and that will pro-
baby tell the entire story and FIX the credit where II
properly belongs.
TIM PRISONERS TRIP 70 Tim FORT.
Immediately after Howards arrest no transferred
to Fort Lafayette Deputy United States Marshal
who delivered him to Colonel Burke and took
the usual receipt. On the way down Howard was
very communicative. He evidently regarded the
analr as newspaper novelty that would 90 MN evoi'
tualiy great credit. GAS for Fort Lafayette said he.
81 shall be detained there only long enough for father
henry Ward Beecher proceed to Washington mako
q trdmg explanation and procure tho order for my
release
AS days weeks and even months eIapse without any
event to break the monoonous round Of confinement, he
ay fnd many man has who has been confined for
far leser crime, that the opportunities for reflection
pom the mischief he has caused may afford him
dequsie idea enormy OF the offence for which he
Is beginning to suffer the just punishment.
FURTHER ARRESTS
On Saturday night two detectives, attached 10 General
Dxs Office visited the Office Of the Sunday Mercury and
inquired prominent atache OF that paper, who upon
stepping forward Informed that he was wanted by
General Dix He accompanied the officers, and taken
before one OF General Dxs staff who ordered him
up for the night He examined yesterday morning,
and told that be suspected Of having
tion with authors OF the proclamation He denied the
allegation. however; and, there little doubt
about affair, he paroed until to-day. This is
only have ordered wthn the
past two days.
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NAILs FOR EUROPE.

4 of tho Army or ana
P"tomac-rho Ln.sx, ,vo,.
| ""s'er-opsratio.. OF ce.,,m, sn.r
srea SIsrico, Cuba Go
The Latest news, &c, 80.
an' Ou'nsd "ah steamship Africa. Captain And.r.,u
~' 'eavs Boston on wednesday FOR riyerpoo,
the mails for Europe viii close In this civ a,
mast ons and at bali past dys O'Clock u morrow s.
a,on, 20 10 oy railroad
rbs Esw Yonis HFEALp-sdisoa Tor Elrcps-xa d,
ready a; eleven o'clc% 70 morrow morning mud viii OK.
tain the iatost reSs Or the operations OF tho Army
tina Rotosnac la Virginia. additional particulars q ~
movements OF ths ioross under General Butler a ION
account from soysa correspondents Of tho successys
operation Of Ge9erai Snsrmans armies In Georgia tbs
latest news the Red river from amor
ca Mexico Cuba, &c, and MI other interesting events
Q. tho past week Single copies. Ia Wrappers ready
mailing two cent?
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sOusn Auuerirn.
THE MEDIATION OF TIM USitED SrArYs.
ELHrt.,., LII, A.rc,tti 10 lisl Nnn4.r 1


itron the hcrcuriN del vapor
The Mrcnria dsi lapcf, o! Valparaiso " the Is. OK
April ut, contains editorial The offer or
diaop ytoposcd by the Hon. Mr NELSON Minister OF the
United states AZ rue 10 the troubles ut present existing
between this republic and BOLIVIA II supports the Views
IN that government and Tint this gentleman. With
the wAsdgegs tho great nation he
estah sizes the principle of arbitration the most
onai AID most dng tor Chile. IL speaks also OF tho
whicn at rt wa ut the mediation Of Peru
TRAIT nAAif rs involving danger 20 Chic regards tho
qpesiiou Me.itones which WITS intended 10 be
sbiilcd "a the =, obgrSs ., south American rcpub
rcs Then referring again % the mediation OF the United
states, It ssys:p our Wow eueh an Intervention Tar
from presenting The least symptom oichsive -
Gus national tAtcrost or ssGcrpfihtitv, los
on the certrars, all tho conditions OF =
,js,ion iona i'd. ll,s arbitration of the unisad
states appears to W. in every respect In the
efnplent, in the ,rank manner in which " has boon
offered IN The pe ut arrival preferable not only 30
that ~ Peru, b, - cvete other hnt nrnt be o1cred
lnArpee dent ~ these cunsiHerst'uns, the govern
n,ens &c America have especial aad powerful reasons 10
Tho srpper. uf the rnied S,, ust - they had
urgent iuotca Tor arrangement IN the era OF TIE crim
nA ;tihbusierinr expeditions, nov proved 10 have heou
autcipators part ~ that cuahiy itOeNon WINCH
Ia N III renting that Colossal nstOu
" continues a,yus that the Chilean government has
done s duty IN de,erring the acocn'nce o. medmton
relative the ORG bs topic al dspute t tue Ireiini-
nary due 10 their national houor lie Ssusbeu ehds
thus I'VE could immediately admit paftla Ano pre-
hmnary aiiou uppn that partial anu ciiiot.
nrry question o, the saisaciio- require bul DC hs
course, which Consider very cAteaiet bu"pteu ot
not. thu spir aud tie expression 81 the
notes passed between abs honorable o. Tue
unt"o siast and Foreign Scrrotars WIZ cav lo'tn
nc ers'du applause ot the wtoie county
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News from Mexico.

private letter 'ust received from Mexico contains
the following interesting Items
i said that, notwithstanding the Regency General
Famine Is the only governing no~er ihcrcan instance
o. which shown In his having cxcd to the Island Of
Martinique. for twenty years, the late General and
ex.presldeot Mramon, Archaic and Genera, Sanchez
Facio proving that thosa who Gst put their necks the
yoke Of slaves the nrst TO suffer by the blows Of
dcspotic rule he liberals or rsbasco coatnue occupy
the Whole Of that state. which they 81 gorloey
que ed from the invader
General Vegas ho had recently taken refuge at the
port OF rronters had At last accounts been Obliged
hy from that place. u rum red shat General poblado
had been relieved from the command az part OF the
lhrrul
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Total List Oe Casualties tn the Tes..n
New YOek Regiment.

~ THE EDITOR Uf TIM HERALD.
NEAR SrorrsYLvAsA CouRr nouss May ID. 1864
forward you enclosed list Of cssualt'es tho Tenth
New York Volunteers, which, trust, yon will publish
We are city organization, and the publication would
alleviate the anxiety Of OF the Of the cy
who have friends and reistiy ia tic regiment Only
two hundred and fl y ana eleven officers were re
ported Tor duty when left old camp. From TINT
number we have lost the following. Very respectfully
your obedcpt servant,
Z. W. CowrAN, Adju.ant Tenth regiment
a-xHsssrs John naancssu aua jesse "
sers Sr Ssd es aid hs sssrs ss Corp
Jess Anaersoa slightly VIA smith ar",, run iss gully
David hSd.y meek eyercs lanes aa,aan iooi aud
slightly Lewis Mandy jacob nn"s q All oek s ss
Msc.ssn Joha Xxx Knee '' % s
rev a aI *, Ds,.s, wsc.es,n
ss.s. kdx Harrison .aS ssrss lisneis Grail mouth
stsr b sS SsrDSs 'ss sa Ghas 'I DoSsaeW
Resr s;, Stephen 'Ss' rA aT
van a" Faux n III so s .s
sss@ S,s burke sS~" k'h sparks
.snpaas ienn Tanner Corporal
sesssos w aacfnoo s a 1sHa9o en-
Gossr' LEFT hand; Edwd smer.nno, too. slxhti Anss
ms.Gs r S"ps sSs Ssn aa9s mgr
O'kouke, hand, slightly; ,lenry Gardner, ris,t e.eos
slightly bissng-isaae i.evck. job ns,n, Nni Acs1.
toDponv D.-Kd6-Capt 0stAr Angel SefRt witant
Wheeler. Johnson, tr, ser WOu1si.'Sergt Hu,
Beers, thigh; Corp Horace Erowes leg ampatea; Lane
leg; James Connors !egi Fax Wilson. and rhess
Mayer loot: James Haitoa tight and e't legs 2sch
R9dser les; ~, snmons ihsh; Jarue .usiaa bad;
Kelley arm; Fletcher leg: Joscrh u Spr.asstrl ali.
domsn and land; Thomas noric leg and hand, bernard
McGivnrS, Nicholas WarrDg, John Aulroonay ioiu Nc
Samnia.
thmisau f-Kfb1i-Colporai Chas Petite Corporal
Adelbnrt Fcidman Henry Brown, FTecericA Bessp Fee
dls,uin Cordo1a, Petite Perc. WIN Nilkiaspu. ye,tfh
Ihompson. ro'f, i~i-Firs; lieutenant Wn, GoDrk.
hugh. Sergeant iavi Grosyencr ief hand sgstf; ser
eesnt Johu Mullen. and leg GJrpra. trofln Sio1
dafd mouth: Corporal wm Qunl.vgn left SIDE lnd
GSdrcs Bart'rpzv. amrutated. Anthony Cops hark;
Rogue Baptsie lett ARM Iszdure tatnFi hogNc
baptt IT, abdomen; John Gays ies BELL left
!es. Jsmes Fox. lefi thsh; Charles Hall left and
shoier; Arthur Jae9uinsn i,eht oos; Eugene Maurice,
back Geree stoofhoH. rirht cg Waller Woodward stt
held. dncqsin Dax John German Martin InsLer Joseph
Keio0pso Eoh wei-h VIM Smith.
rsmppnt - Erica--Corpornl John Meek Gee Meyer
borah d-srfetaut Harvey Curtis, hand Sergeant
Stfnue MINIS abdomen; Sergeant GEORGE Phillips. irc.
First Sergeant thArcs Hunter left tagpo
ia Mchae Burke lrg. Corporal Troras goauUrs. thgh
Corpos Peter kcoagh. eg Timothy Crook, finger xnpn.
taied Jane oser, hsnd VIM Gsyhor band: James HUI
arm: ilengy Snider. abdomen: Vim alter hand III.
ward Weluan head; George Mcdonnell. lett brtast
mortal Jacob N nch. irf breast. mortal, Hi.sigChas'
douglas, Frank scG'ath, Joseph Lou,ssau, Francs
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The Park.
ADDITIONAL FLORAL BEAUTIES.


Tho charming weather with which yesterday
blessed made ne Park ms usual great attraction and
the and all crowded with visitors TO the
grounds especially after tme The Tenth Avenue
Railroad has been extended along fiity.ninh street
the south side OF the Park 10 the Fifth by
this route the visitor get into a at the South
erry at either OF the ferries west or ths city ,
and be landed at any OF the front gates OF the
Park. 1t is expected that the Third Avenue
Ea,lrosd Company will soon gos extension
laid along OF the streets leading to the seventy
second street gate tine leading the 1O8th street
cato would also be Of value TO The people There
be TO many convenient roads the Park and every
extension line landing the public entrances
must meet With support.
The few showers during tie afternoon certainly caused
little lively scamperine among tho h;nly clad. who
took refuge under the arches with which
Park ornamented Many. however, found the shower
over before they reached the desired shelter
The following s list OF plants that have burs. toto
II, sine last.
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corp q g Parker G-ors. v,S,tsts. snd . 9 ssioa.
John cri%es, psnie Jcns. William Rela Corp wp hsr
gsn x * Red Jeau ,iaersl George Trowbrde., Il a
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gan James Luton. v.,, ftsd,s Melton, Corr
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AUG fr ss pb Foi.ans John M Assn~ Sh tx
pslius Yeats mn.1ae,- George " hana.r Jas sled
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sca servt Geo Davis Corpor,, waits y-e-ph Bray,
kuie Cauet ia nos ark, Joseph norknsss. soeers
Is Holmes. N Nixon. VIM n 3A es Amos X E,itham, Thy
Williams Enery e wyr.an, oriand" Brnsn psn'eA q
5,,,,,,,s a Y !, ,,c-,or.I l,.,,e, ,o..'.t,-a,I
thAnlel J Campbell. APPLIQUE mite Johr " hiioe~
kfephen Donner Worutst Ca s'.i rioyd Z, Sac ~
poral John Armstrong John raia + tr,a, N n s"e
rtona Farrell Edward ~ a. Jsbm X brown. Oliver N
Lewis O Dearborpe. Joser'< =, S"A!"S - 1885, 'S-
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Prizes Cashod In An LeGaiSZed Lotto.
ries G. y. JOHNSON, lsO Prince street,
botwse LAurons and WoosteE
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Prizes Cashed In All I-c&mIized LOtee-
rios and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMHA
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. philadelphia
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CNr,Hs,r, May -, 1864
Greenwood 4 10 a hardware ss.abIisi,rnsat par
s,auS b1ru-d ,h's marn,sg lSss e,E, pn
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Prizes Cashed ana Inform alton Fur
nished In al lcgalyed lotteries.
ALECK co, Brokers' "a aud rs Pine street. N. z.
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| Lottery Tickets Cash ed--IA 10 IN atlSa
| given JOSEPH BATES. Kroksr, II Wall street, room
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THE CASUAL TIES.
Additional Hames Of the Kites, md Wc0naea
ID the Battles In Virginia.

- Il, l00ib Pa
ON > M. 9Th Mich
49, as,s,, <ni XII y sth Af,k
~. a. o W J ON Much
nnsss,s ,,tSd r.
Ain d ". 9th Mich
,Asiram j, 4lh nv
Rsts'lt n, 9Th Msss
Brawst, r u. 6ctn ny
RIO 90, lstln NY
Brsana. q b. 1874 MI
Bri,iina,l,. n l., 18th Mich
Bamhent j, Ola "a Mo-
Bra weuy q ID. sss VIZ"
Bottom r, 25th Migh
Brumling Y X, ia
Bruno L., 18th N "
Bus iu- J, 18th Mich -
Blanstand II, 80 N j
Iosiwick Is, lsutb NY
bia knAn A, TIL WIS
Bick more q A. z Tia No
Briggs II. &7lh NY
BRlimuth j 9TH Mich
Bowie Il, 83d Pa
Borrof s, $50 "a
BecS S Il SD Pa
Bickereii G.. LIST N Y Art
BOnwitz -; l43d IA
Burkett G. 9ist Pa
Bi0a2 Il, Old IA
Crstn Corp ) X. 18Th N z
Cannaat II l.. l2sh Mass
Caduc q Il. 18th VI
Co cell S G, 53th Mass
Coles e, I'd N Y cav
Case W II. 18th NJ
Campbell q, 2Oth Mich
Canueld j, 2'th Mich
Cunningham Ma or, lAth Pa
Congan r, 9Th WIS
CoursOn ", 18th Mich
eau sery j, 7th Mich
CIaw Co-pJ NJ, 9Th Mich
Cheapins U. Ia7th NJ
Centner X. I'd Wis
C0preo J, 9th NY
Collincne j. Sih Mass
Cgrlev l., III Wis
Crevel'Dg 'Seret l. M, 18th RI
Godfrey l. LIT Mich
Chadwick n 1T Mich cav
Candy q, Ii5tb Pa
Clark water w Il. 4lh N X
Call r J, 37th Mass
Oar onby j, Goth NJ
Dumas u. 9Th VI
Dawlnan X. 6Oth Pa
Dolf q. eth Mich
Dilks II. l7th Mich
Dkhny Corp l.. 9th M
D0dds Z, llth Us
DoGDelton J. LIST Mich
Davis L. i. 4th Mich
IcserdAli Il. 18th M
Ecllck serst j r, f0pth NY
Eastern L. II. 9Th Mich
isdes j. 9ist Pa
focht e, 4sth Pa
Frumpowdcr T.. 49th Pa
fasnscht q II. 9th Pa
fsber s, 18Th Mass
Fit harris LII N, $2d N r
Fife } W 10Th Mich
titxgesa'd 7, 9th via
French S II. 5lst Ia
felick J X, b0th Pa
SciSins r. 10th Ind
t'otcli Corp j. 5ith Pa
Fawead x, Sth Mich
ENbrau q, 14Gih NY
Gtigss A 9th N ii
Q0nereau Sergt l., LIST N II
Greeules y, I'd W
Gould r, seth Mass
Calvin j, 40th N Y
Ganen j li0th Pa
Giihoase A, Ilist Pa
Grimes j. 4th Ohio
Gwinn 1t & A. 10Th Mich
0ilee II, 18th Mich
Garbren +, nth u s
Greerwald T. l., 18th U 3
Hamma II. SD Pa
HibesOn j, Gist Ia
Henton r, 9s,h Pa
liazelpln n. Goth IA
Haywood ~, 36th Mas
Ayborn A. 18th ny
Hull Col. SD Pa
Holmes Capt A. Goth Mass
Hotter ID. 5dte Pa
Hardly i u. Both Mich
Horika0 g, 9th Mich
Nanewasketh. LIT W, 9Slh "a
Husband X, 4th N Y art
1rener r., 10Th NY
Irenner 1t j A. 5th Ne
Jacobs G. Sth Ohio
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Crfssndoro's Hair Dye, PreservatIvs
sna wig Dcpo, Wholesale and retanNo Astoc HsussA
Tho dye applied b! sktlfut artists
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Cumberland sauce Gives . Fine Reaeo0
the vafousy prepared dishes Of meats poultry UsaA
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Prizes Cnshcd Ira all Legaiixed Lot
COUNTS Office ri North William street up stateA
room No l. COUNT.
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Coins, Enn1ons, Inverted Nails, EA-
arcd and all OF the Feet orred without paA
or Inconvenience to tho patient by zAOHAKI6. Bar
peon Chiropodist, 100 Broadway
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Nothing eau give greater pleasure to the vsitor even
in this most attractive pleasure ground than TO roam,
through the Rambe the present time. there TO reve
amid tho enchanting perfumes het Flora so generously
bcs!ows, under the fcslerpg care OF Sir aaz A. Plat
the head gardener. Inc Rambe should never be forgot,
ten by any one who pays visit 70 the lark
The choice selection or fancy pi oneiug 70 the
Park have been located Their prope, s. &c
the Dove Cot. short dy,once north Of the nth avcnus
ana SeA enlY .sn.nrd strceL eni ,anca.
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France, Ellis ~ Co.-Managars.
L,nRARY. ExrnA oLAss 87-Mav Il. 1884
&C, GS, 10, ID. Al, 10. 2, 81, II. ~, s, At.
CLASH 8s-May ~. 1854
ID, 2, 7G ?. Is, y, II, S. Is. 81, -, IS. 10. 50
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Royal Havana GsGttery.-rOrtY Per
cent premium paid for Prizes Information furnahol-
The hphes. paid for doub,oons and all kinds Of COLA
and silver TAYLOR Co, Bankers, Is Wall stres&.
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The TENTH Army Corps.
The following the casualties In the Tenth army
corps the engagements Of tho 18th to tho 10TH o. Nay
ipstv
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z. II. simmons - CO.-MRnavers.
SHELBY. ExrRA CLASS 2ig-Msy u, 1854
So, a., 40. So. z. 81. 70, 49, 20. 80, IT. TO-
Glass 2i4-May II. 1861
;, a., 81. Ia, 49, q, So, 54 10, ~, 8, 6s. a. u
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Prizes Cashed Ia all Legal LOtterses.-
Information given or sent r. CLAYTON CO., 10 Va
.Lreet, room &. New York.
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DIR. Hunters Once Is at No. : Division
New York city lie has other once EstahiisheA
1854 Right aud entrance He chronic
erupons spots tho skin ulcers Of all Mnds tAe
most poisonous mpuy OF the blood, hsnia 81 Gseessa
pertaining the organs rhcuuAtism. 4e. W0sk
| Hnman Fraiiy, Nervous Debility. Early rndlscreNeq
Communication graia Houss In. from 4. \. antm sso6k
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the RED RIVER EXPEDITION.
Tho Union IrOn-CIads Over tho Falls
at Alexandra.
Official Dispatches from the War and
Navy Departments.
The Operations and Designs OF
the Rebels,
&s% &s, ~
THE RED RIVER EXPEDITION.

Secretary Stanton to General DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, May q, 1854
Aajor General DIX
despatch received this morning from General Candy,
dated May a. at the mouth Of the Red river, says
awe have to-day from rebe that all the
xunboats except two succeeded in getting over falls
ut Alexandria the day mentioned in General Banks
despatch" EDWIN II. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
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CROSS gvE SrRAIGHTENED RI ONE MINUTE
And disease OF tho Eve and Ear requiring etasB
.dicsl surgical aid atte nded 10 by fON fISU0.
BERG. 1T his consulting rooms, 8is Broadway, $3.50
Twelfth street
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Kuapp's Extract or Roots for Ma laG

rhm extract from which the healthy beversge knowa -
Kpspps Root In bottles Al 70 ceOAA
81 each Gent TO make TO- 70 and yn gAione
or The depot, Hutson street Sold by 81
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Deafness. CRtarrh. nD6 ALI Disaasesss
tho Ear Throat and Air-PsSssg-s saoessfuy usaAsAsv
ID RS IIGiiTUiLiA - ~. Msrs's DtS,s
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Dyspepsia Tablets for In6fgest1O1u
Hesrtbarn. a.. prepared ouy nv g. a. wELLtN0 ~
C-ute set aud sold by druggists generally. Fifty sean
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For Fss Hls Rcsca-s Auts RedbusS Moths. fsss.~ ~
500 y .cosrAKs' DEPOT Az sgoApwAY
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have sssnciatsd rvs~N With
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LEMON q UiRSHrErn,
and have removed fr old stand No 10 Bfccns srss
10 the ~ acious warslnnse -
NO. 1875 Pearl, STREET,
where hall be prNed did cnso'ress hn1 tas
trade Ecrerv who may EEL, npon 6nsng =, al aeunss,
V'"ps TGaPs or Att yHE rNv0RJrr BRANDS
AND LEAF TOBACCO w BvI ny aAAfri
r. j. LRMOE
ch. ya,!es's f.lfs for the flair R~gsOvea
c,ay Hair its cr,gtua color, siors its falling Va
,hrce days win net the ska or ssi toe Whit. ssr
srsrs cesr. cool and hesIEy ~ Is DFtIear
FuL UATRUReSstNG by tie n,s o. whica taanol fsa
sr, or gray han your hesa All irvit-d H.
eramtua this WONDERFUL 1KIUNPH or sCftNpt TOR
beauty sud hcsih for The nair Sole ava
- NY ''' ssRAG A. oaevALIER uD
Consultation trealmeus OF the nair Urea rsA,s d vsr
sosas. " - ps~ bos Of 80 bo<usA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

Erup,iOns. FsrekIes. PtmpIcs, TaU
suaburn Pie h Worm Aud all skin Drformtes cured
GorRaUDs Italian Mcdica.ed aosp, At his dspo. Nc,
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

Elliptic Sewing Machines.
They str Tho best.
Sc" hem before purchasing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

Deafness. Diseases of tine Eye and Ca.
usual the undivided attention or Dr. CA
WE'LL Octlst aud aur 20 Clinton place Eighth ssfoses
Hours from to s. Crosssye Instantly removed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

80 More G-sy urt~s or HaidWess.--Con-
uation free ~ DR. CgANDJEAN, fohy.hve years sxps
risnce No 1 Aston place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

ssowra Ud'. EOuare subtitle UproOss HAS
forehesds mart OF the body wsrrsatsd -
his new depot &s' Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

Grover ~ Eaaes's Highest Pre- m Z ~
Elastic stco Sewing Machines. as Broadway. New ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

Grndiem~us-I Find Roswell ~ Wa~
NERs Coiofbc for changing hair to beautiful brow9 -
bae. the best and more sssacory 70 N, customers hss
auy hair dye "a Use j. ORsr.
Ladies' uaIrdrrsser s7,iS broadway. New Yscs
One appll,stion No wash preparation. Try IT, Tee
will use no other Depot No Der street. New Tore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

CArAERH OF yHK TYMPANIC MUCOUs
MEMBRANE. OBsTRUTfcOkH OP TfIR
EUb1ACHIAk TUBK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

Jew~fry and Watches
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sal. pv sE0 G. ALLEN, ais broadway, oas dssr -
How anal street, formerly II WaN street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

Parchment Tsgs-Best Quality, 70.
shipping cvnn. nc. a, he nsnufsdlur~rs, Nio'"@
MAJGYu us Chambers street