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The New York herald., 1864-02-19

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR sALE-A ppIyA
III family giving up housekeeping Will dispose 81 H.
Furniture Al private sale at sreat sscrnce f1 rasb
solid rosewood paror suit. covered with French satin
solid rosewsod Parlor Suit for sl40; also one solid ii
walnut Gnit, covered In green figured reps Tor SIb.
Oh Painting. China and Pnran Vases, rosewood and !
noeany Bcdroom smts.a 10, Of rich cni giass sn On
Ware Table Cutlery, siverware, &c. Inu,rv nj 10 W
Eighth street, near Sixth avenue.
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FIiUNlTURE.

C,URNITuRE wANTED.-s2OOo TO 5000 WORTH
y second hand rufni,n,e. V .u Carpets, Mirrors and
breaking mp housekeeping, &c. may ca on or addr,s.
MATTHEW'S, ia Broadway. for ten days.
The New York herald., 1864-02-19

RiERsrADrs ricruaE OF THE ROCKY Motl
76 Broadway. corner Of Eighth street.
vuB ARE TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS SUPERIOR
w those made at any other gallery in this cav Art
desiring specimens must produce their own Carl
between Twenty second and Twenty third street
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MO IMPos1TIoN,-rHE NEVER FAILING MADAME
gilt She consus you the past present and future she
brnrs together those long scparated speedy mar
shows correc, o. your future husband
eeyed by false you that have been IN
fe ca crest Buroycan clairvoyant for il atested
nv daiv vsher that equal Il moi 10 Nc
found, Five hundred dollars reward for any who
of the person you viii marry No l0i East Seyenteepth
street corner Third avenue Name door 0enemen
mot admitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

may he ssss,S,e Ia viii se a. ysass o,ss1bsro ana
Il viii DO 70 the interest Of the owners 70 took tor their
property "a speedily a possible.
BELIZE, Honduras, Dec. 90. 1893.
Sleek Of az Eataqsaks--Nethsp5 hos Of de Prass--
carsst.as holtddys = ReSYettos Of Ra0a. dc.
Yesterday morning. baysSh four and Ave O'Clock. a
slight shock Of Sp sArthauakS vs ien In this town
was not heavy ana did % damage
There hs poshnS fufthsr 6saa learned 10 regard to
the piracy Or the schoon eursi. niaftq1sd ID my as
Our harbor is now entirely Clear n cotton vessels,
which something very unqsualespacialy this season
Of the year. when tho north winds drive them down
bore easier than 10 any other port
Christmas passed % very quietly as Gar as trade y
concerned for owing 10 tho low scale OF wages OF PAST
year. the aborers had money coming 70 them at tho
end o. the year and then another reduction has been o.
Sectod TINS year Those who formerly received e2 70
SIG per month hired last year for 90 and SO This year
tue same men are hiring for ~ lost. This stale OF
which has been very dull Tho want Of money hes kept
the workmen ali sober.
the Oath.
Tho steamer Honduras formerly the property Of the
Black River Company, Ii IN our port undergoing r0pAes
In few days sho wiz commence running from hero to
tho Northern river, Now river and the RIO Hondo
qua came into our harbor: gayy dressed with United
States Tags Sho greeted by Afty guos and band
q Christmas dinner, whcn "AbrahAp, Lincoln !" "The
0ause or the Uaion" ana 0TAe Ead or Tie Rebellion
wore sAsiassasticA.ly drank ~ All the coinpany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

SoLDfERs' ALLOTMENT CHEcKs-We are in
faruasd that there are in the hands Of wives of
soldisrs living in Boston and vicinity allot-
Msst checks for small sums, drawn by one Of
tho paymasters OF the army on the Assistant
Treasurer Of New York, which have been pro-
tesfed aud returned with the answer tNo
funds" This Is an important matter to the
poor women holding these checks, and the
government should call upon the paymaster to
give some explanation regarding the absence
Of funds to meet such payments.
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Prize Cases.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Beforo Hon. Judge Belts.

JAN Is-TAe United Saiss Us. The Bark Sally More,
kfw Tackle &c. and CdrgcA hual decree Of distribu.
zion Of The proceeds Of the above vessc amounting 20
biSe was this day entered by the United States District
attorney The cargo still pending on appeal 10 the
rJu,ted states Supreme Court and no decree can be
entered a. 70 the cargo until the decision OF that tribunal
Mr.. n. Rice Tor the government.
The United States o. 2As Schooner Annie ana Cargo "A
na decree OF distribution entered In the District
Court BY the United States District Attorney 10 this case,
awarding the prooceds 70 the United States steamer State
OF georgia. or. Rice for the government.
The United States The Schooner SO. George and Cargo
ua decree this day catered In the District Court
v The United states District Attorney Of the proceeds OF
che above vessel and cargo The Mount Vernon shares In
che prize. Mr.. b. Rice for the government.
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Fine Arts.

Tho Prsce de Joinvlles spirited picture Of tho battle
or Gaines Mil has been autographed by Paris house
Nor Goup The print full size and Is very beautifully
executed
( Oerte, has two remarkable works on exhibition at
the came estabiishment-the oil painting, called
ssThs Final Harvest" and the other cartoon for
Iarged picture entitled "The Dispensatons Of Promise
and Law The latter composition lie the result Of years
OF careful reflection and study grandy drawn and
make the reputation Of any European artist Here,
however, works Of this class appreciated they
ought to be- and would advise Mr.. Oertel, when he
completes the picture, to send il either to London
Paris,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

Daowsrra OssyAIyr.-Ap unkrswn man. supposed 70
Do Patrick Moese fell overheard the foot Of North
Moore street Tuesday night, and was 90 exhausted
when picked osal OF the wasss that be died % few
minutes Afterwards Tue body was taken 20 the FKth
wardstation hose. where CsroneE RanueT held an Inc
quest
An UsUsoES MAN KuLsD ~ rsa Huosos Rwsa RAIL
RoAD.--An unknown was knocked down by one Of
the Hudson River Railroad yesterday forenoon ~
the corner or West and Gansevoort Streets and almost
Instantly KILLED Coroner Colu notified 70 hold a
inquest
Dnorpn DxAo M A LSouos sross AN unknown man
dropped dead In the aor store Of Ninth avenue
ana 1hsteth street. yesterday afternoon while drinking
glass OF ale. Coroner Nauuaaua notified TO hold ~
inquest.
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Eashzs Money.
TO TUG uDlTUR o. rHU nnRAL0.

nav yoas. Jan IL, 1884
The rcbe' vrgnia, With tho rsbs Gag dying,
was captured by AdmIvsi wilkes the 18th Of January
1853. She txksu 20 Key west aod condemned. 40 4
sent hcocs to 6s Brootyn Navy Yard TO Be
Hsted for government She has been cruising siuc
st Of july service and has cspured seve
raj valuable prices ia Gulf OF Mextco. But a. yet her
captors have not received their share OF tue oceeds
from the Virginia. government having skeo Vlc vessel
- MANY or rus JAPr0R5.
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Too PasassIArios MAYOR GuSrHxs.-The following
received by Mayor Guuther from the Philadelphia
stockho,dees OF bs long Island Railroad Company
To the Hon c. GuSru Mayor elect OF tho City
OF New York
We the Undersigned stockholders Ia the Ioag Island
Railroad Company, residing in the city, slight token
or appreciation OF the fidelity evinced by you
director in protecting interests Ia tho management
OF the affairs OF the said company beg leave present
you the accompanying testimonial and to assure you that
hns given such emphatic evidence Of appreciation
your integrity aud high Administrative ability.
Joseph n. Trotter. VIM. Harmar
Charles Emory q 70 J. W. Ryees
VIM. w. Colkst. r. VI. Brice n Co.
waiter Freeman Charles wister.
samuel Cashier. y. ~ Cr0Ssman
John A. Barclay, David Webster.
George keaiss G. Coiket.
Edward g. wittos.e A e. DoGghs,ty.
Cav, AoAiister 4 %. VIM. A. Blanchard,
Edwin Swift.
Pan. ADgLvaIa, Dec. 30. 1858.
MAsoss O.sIcs--Ths following appoin,sss were yos.
terdsy before the MayorEd Fitzpatrick. Deputy
Clerk OF Washington market George w. Jenkins, Assist
ant Meat Inspector Jesse g. Sckes Street Inspector OF
Tenth ward, Thompson Dunn Street Inspector Of Ninth
ward George Henry vaers. Third Assistant Clerk Ia the
Mayor Once.
RAILWAYS AT ran BArrmy.-Labosers were engaged
yesterday morning In removing tue rsa railing
rounding the Battery. They will take IN some ATTY feet
Battery place and whitehall street. giving sno numc
rous railroad and stage lincs terminating at the South
ferry Increased accommodation, which has been much
wanted for Q number Of years
wmsHCotowY m NORTHERN MissogsI.-Isst evening
meeting Of welshnsu bold al the once II Mr.. ri
Thsysr Park place relative ~ che matter Of Forum
ipR colony In Northern Missouri line OF the Hsu-
nba and g. Joseph. Railroad. Mr.. Thayer bang called
Ing but Eve persons present. Ms meeting soon After
adjourned 70 thursday evening n next week.
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News from Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MoHRoB, Jan. II, 1856

fhs steamer City OF Richmond arrived this morning
from Anpapos, bound TO New York.
Sailed yesterday from Annapolis steamer Ashland, for
Bootea, and Detroit for New YorK.
The Potomac river now navigable for steamers only.
| Steamer Mary A. Boardmsn arrived from washington
bnd sailed Tor Fort Royal today.
The Uuiled States steamer Fort Jackson has arrived
From the North Carolina blockadng squadron.
She reports no news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

aussass tDuerORoyn '52s 5&s, sos, 66f,
81, sTT SAL COT, oIs, sal, eas, go esl ess Ios
III, mi TAI 7ts Par: We s,o iUl 49, iz,i. ioA''
Cc..os fssAsNcs 100 262 2Ss cos 800. -. eli ss,
2ss. Ils, Iis 24s, a5o. re- y, 80. 90. 80. a..
l1if tslT alsox 3i3o. lzi, S22s, 3a2b. ya2I 8s3o,
seal $3.50 part f-Nos as 2bsa sils, Aso 2h6s si5a.
si0n, sss4 $685. 1850, ,s<2 sis4. stes. siss, stss
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the Naxx.

Qapaia Vim. B. Eaton has been detached from the Cir.
bAsslan and appointed TO the command Of the United
sases steamer Admiral, vessel now fitting out
bsee Captain Eaton has commanded the Cicassan since
bAs won't into commission and he hes given great sats
kaction supplying vessels in the East and West Gulf
pquadrons. He will no doubt make prize money in
hs new vessel II viii be recoected that Captain Eaton
Haptussd che valuable prize Minnie while the circas
Stau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14
Greek Fire.
To rHg EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

BRooXLyN, Jan. 10, 1894.
noticed n your issue Of yesterday that your CORES
poadsns Mr. a. Sawyer In referring 70 the Greek
re shell gives credit 70 Col Bell a. having invented
process by which this shell was prevented from prema.
hure explosion. This IL not correct The inven&r and
kent was granted in 1856, n which time the shell was
satisfactorily tested The true cause OF their failure
heretofore was owing 70 the m that parties. in endeavor
Ing 10 evads Mr. Georges patent, compelled % 70
.altsr tue shell g " fedder vausess, J. W. CARrER'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

EUROPEAN EMIGRATION TO THE pNsrED
SrATEs.-The number of emigrants who arrived
at this port last year, as compared with the
year preceding, was as follows
IA 1903 ............-........ 1854
~ Lo0z. Observation-Disclosures. 6,3O6
agrM.
lucTeaSc IA Aooo. .....s.s............s oVy0oo
San increase Of over hundred per cent; and
.atill they come, and let them come. High
wages, plenty oflabor. free farms, the suppress
sion of the rebellion reduced to a certainty,
and the certainty Of greatly increased demand
for working men and their families to al up
the waste places of the South, are the induce
ments we offer to the people of the overcrowd-
Rd Old World to come over and join us. We
have room enough, work enough, bread
enough, money enough, land enough and
liberty enough for all. Let them come, men,
women, and children. Come and welcome.
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On css ~ rereCrToSsr

Tho Adjourned m,tcn between the! Ph.sasipas 81
Now YORK PauIssa's sssss clubs rey rss5hsd Il M
ussai hour ast evening bus contrary 70 tho aadp@is
Of majority Of the participants in tho co6.oss rths
postpone"eas booamo necessary. The following p9v4
were added 70 tho soors Already cbronc,e& n odr a.
iamus-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

National Democratic Committee has very
pgch the appearance Of an invitation TO the
people to push ahead under the banner OF
General Grant. -; $40 - saa
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Tns National I.oan.

. =. the National Loan.
PHLApsrrHrA, Jan. 49, 1884,
The subscription agent reports the sale to-day OF
n eos TOO Hyetwentes Deliveries or bcnde arc being
made 70 Dccepber ".
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Fires an New YORK;.
rruH ~ wAsuIrar0N STREET

Between seven and esh, O'Clock lass night IRE was
discovered in the building No. l7e Washisgton street,
occupied BY James Henry Mcbride - general pro-
ducs commission store. The name& extended through
shs building and before the Are was exsinguished the
moods were damaged 70 the extent Of about % 900 In
sured for $4,000 in the National and New rosk n9ua-
BILE Insurance Companies. The h.ding y owned ~ the
Ma. ia Is occapied ~ Willard Tremaps for storage
puYposes Tho upper floor cnught are, hat was eltin.
cuensd before n kos under much Roadway Their stock
q DAMAGED about s 900 fully insured The building Also
owned By the Gould eatate. b damaged qbous SSoN
insured. NO. us 10 occupied BY George Elder \ Son.
grocers Tho stook Il damaged BY wafer about 3soO
Insured for 80, 900, In city companies.
rms At tua No. 40 Morris RrvEs.-Betweea nice and
ton O'CLOCK on Tuesday night fro broke out on board
she prooeer Governor King, lying al tho foot Of Leroy
street n originated IN the kiichNn and DESTROYED fhe
upprr works Tho vessel IL owned by CLIFTON Aleu- aud
wsA damaged about $500. No insurance.
Fnsm MuIsEasv sraEsr. between ons and tw9 o'cocs
yesterday morning ore originated 10 tho cslsf q baid
ug No os Mulberry street. ana burne1 tbfSsh ui2 the
mix depot 90 the frst noos, ot0ed by Nary wAco
amags about f20o insurance the grocery store o.
Meyer freedman, on tpc atst Cscr II No 70, vas 4am
aged ~ water about 1900 Insured. Tue oauss T VIC
Ore " unsnowu N prepost,
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Pilla.-Fenaale
REGULATOR

Cherokee Pills.-Fomale Regulat0rs
pure vegetable ext!Acs and coated With sae ecs Whi
"Pls intended 70 remove obatructlons And g iuse
regularity In the occurrence Of the monthly per0ds
which attended the OF these Pulls Ia tho
practice Of the propetors induces ia rcconp
covered for beauyipg invgoratng and rsaslssns ths
male system BY bringing pnd regulating the periods %
women (Which they do under any and 81
suppression or caused BY the derapsed female ogenG
By regulating they bring the rosy bloom aud beSu % ~
and grAceulness and olastcy 70 tho forn
Tie yoans, juA bur.ti into womanh0od We middle ~
- ne sad wiii End fsei g sbs sas
will u promptly. freely and discreey answcred Fnll6
recttons each boz Price per box o. sx
for o6 by mail FREQ Of postage on receipt Of p
Sold By au druggists everywhere PswpbIetg fres III
w r. NRRWIN co PropretoSs New x0rt. Sold ~
D. 8 BARNES q CO.. ~ Broadway.
Crs,t sdoro,s HAIR Dye. Preservaesvo
ed Wig depot wholesale and retaii No Aaer ho~sG
The dye applied BY skilful artists
Chaps. Chafes, sallewaess. NENRt!"M1h
opos SpecKs Hkin Biemishes cured BY Q0UR AVOo
ltAtan Medicated soap 43S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

xxnss,er a. wilson's HsGhsss Pscmtau
r.oSs s,,.ss SEWING Machines once 90 By.awv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

uHc.Sfu1 NhtUNht U6tuVof "Ftt
held v New York this day, was unanimously
voted that tue next National Democratic Tor
the purpose Of nominating candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency Of The United States, be held ct
Chicago. IHuoa, on Monday, July Z, 1854.
By vote q tbe 60mmittee at meeting held 6epteni.
Der y lB03 VA number u delegates Tor each stale was
dxed ct double the number OF ils electoral votes.
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
FREyoK o, PnRgz. Secretary.
Nsw Ioeg, Jan. 10. 1e0A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

ERo0 00W EFamCtstO" - -.
San reAsossoo JAG rs, 1904
Relied steamer 0rsAbA, for Panama, cartytna sevcAtT
peenscs $50 900 IN trcaaas for Fassnt aoa 100000
Tor New york.
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PINE GREE TAR Daoea
The % H.s, popp y, s, rs%ssy c ssssn co
Tiekins or sor esess Of The Thooat
Neatly put up n sliding ossss
Convenient ~ the pocket
b. asssss y G ss ssa Is r.ssrs,;,
rrep.red . lly b. Thos ! nss.aaiL fssnssa W.
DRUG w s soa cSss% nfs wsrsSosss Sos BsoA-
Maugsr,A Objection Labels and T: s.,:.
nSuass is' Hs' ca aaSs ss sir.s s'.'
Mrs. n. q. Brown. Metaphysieei - -.
clan, Pr esscr tho Eye bar and raro The sta.
Syso bssovs e ,e =, he, o sss
ted r ,or Richards Bye Water " can os isl
, . AIIeu,s worlds Hair Restores
"a 1yobaissmum or WORDS hs ar os.snss ,h "a, s
stable preparations tor res'or"s 'no NV"
~...s..-Tne Bu.iness oS tho whtpPae
r Company Will I've interrupted o. aceount
a. ne ORE but will continued ~ usus at No ~ besk"sa
street New York
O,d Books Bought tn amy Qaaataty.
froa, sogs volume % ao snvrs ',sysE ,oa N... aces,
Re-Opemiug OF thc Club Rsst"s ars"s.
as ssJ and ~, Broadway corner OF oAne
scotch Plaid skating JacketssoTxFeS
ladies' sud seasleme =, ~ I,sr.y strcAs
xxnss,er A. wilson's HsGhsss Prcmtaa
Look stitch SEWING Machines once 90 sysdws''
xvnsss.s Ws~ser Hats sv.a Csps' saps.
s,s. ..s: !. q ssfs q Co.'S
"a cart,s waite Ous Dotisxs satlsosos
IA. snSsntc,S rsag wal, iss ossps~ sses~
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Re-Opeuiug OF thc Ciub Rsst"s ars- ~
ts 40 and t2s Broadway, corner OF Canal steas -
trance in aua street grand Tree lunch FROM iDte y
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1r. Wri&MC1
REJUvENATIEd RLrKIR;
IN EaaRNCR on IIRR

Exercise. Health, Amusemcnt.-Wood'
0ymnasc Acadesny, No East Twenty eighth street. "
mum
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Goura ud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from upper ps low forshesds soy part OF the body
Warrsnlsd.. ass broadway.
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Lyons Periodical RSps-The 0reat Re-
male Regulates sold By Ill drugglsts. rvce ~ PAP
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syad Books Bought m amy Quaataty.
fr''' ''s ''''''e y " JOIN PvNk loo Nsssa sres.
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II Is Not OFTEN That We Come In Coz.
tact with article thai we feel usuacd Ia
10 sur numerous artcoe OF FAMLI Ut8
COJ.ORs ina nafacl By HOWE d STKvBN0 We fee Ne
can heartily to MI who may have use Tor ayps %
aov coloss yos sale By eli drugsfsts>
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Light Guara nAl..-IeAlss Waite
SATIN Ed aud Linen aud SuLpQs With boepA'
lul rsssstea 81 MIkLER AGO. 8. ~ CsuAl sstsse
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50 50 . 3 s'fs' sg 81 . ssssa
"a ;sS, "a Sk'Sk.ss
IS IS ( sSsRRs IS IS. "a; ssS !,
Now York has DOW tho move, further plsy bcsas a
Jeurned until sevan r. NJ thIs day.
S1 ss s only Ss' su wAss ses s
sssfs fssssi se a
Omessi Drawiags o. alareay. nAay o
k' R.sssq ~ s sssssf Ss. ,ry.. IS
SO, 81. 40: %. ~. "a. IS: Il. So, Is: 81, o., -
D. g. % 81 49, Cl IT, IT. s. ~ \. e. a.
Circulars seat fos Of 0'ti d * sSSaT'lE: y
oMc.as Drawings Of Gao shsssy college
', - - .s'i; s.s; :, - y. Is ~.
Ia, %, g, 2. 50. q. 10. 9. II. ~. 80. ~.
successorsto John A. Aorrts : %.
OMeiai Drawings OF the Library Asso-
citation Company s.:a a' Sss q s kea;.sst 1855
~, 81. 90, Is, y. q: 81. i. -. Z. "A. "a, -.
80, 10. so, T. Us d. g. s.. ST. ;ss l. 81. 81 49,
o"i Fsxs CO. E ssa'';'s s.o.s. oenas. &,
Messrs. Simmons, Rogers 4 90. are
to receive deposits aud make s ssSss, "a 'f
Pslsss Dashed Ina ALI Legal tottertes.-
F''"e 'a' .fs' oIHETos g. Az s.rs. NJ
Prisss Dashed in All tsgeli.ed Lotto
"; 81. s.. .sfSAsas JOSEPH Broker
Prize. oa.ksa In Az heg....sa Lotto
ries aud Information given. 0ALLAQ9ER BENJAMIN
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Prizes Oashca and Infor.aatloa Ear.
ALRCK co. Brokers, 50 Pine street..
n Perfect HAIR Dye.-Mlller's-Qnly ~
cents box Tryit Sold By druggists Depot - DV -
Datchelor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless. reliable. iostAntaaeoss Tho only per-
feo dye Sold by all druggs,s Factory 81 Bsrcas stsss
Browns Bronchial Troohss. for ooussss
Colds Pulmonary aud As.hmatc Disorders have proved
efficacy by OF and have received ses
tirno0ats from eminent who have used them.
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WNuss's ws~ser Has az csg.. sspsa
..o-.. ~ acknowledged by hs nuy .eress cvsso~sss
TOT" .,s = =. ~ Furs al cost, BIO BroviwAy
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ru.s~.-Tne Busancss Of the Whtppse
r w.aafsctur,or Company will he interrupted % account
=, ,hs srs bu continued ~ usus, 81 No. ~ becknsa
stfeet New York
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Th9 Following u The cslssdar Of The Court Appesis
Inuisday. January 1&:-Ncs. ., ~, ~, -, ~, OIL,
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Hoyt's Preparations FOR the HEIR ene
Tolls. -Pcopie smile With dersive ncrsduiiv ogbsn9 20
that . oreparaton will faded and grV hase 40
waskers theis original color and NE spPessuce tss
'ais /" Hs aSSsTs HfAwA18A HArR RRsTo1Arzvu
IA warranted n 40 Claim to MAXI hair come
where has fallen out but VII pfsvent Mos4
failing out make II sofs aud silky cleanse and the soalD
from an ipuriSses and huors sstirsy tbS
lad efecs Of previous Of preparations containing sui
nhnr susar Of lead, &c. Sold everywheso.
J0SEPH H0YT CO... 10 Uuivsrsiiy p'scs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14


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NOISES IN ran HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rHa
THROAT.
CHRONIC OArARRH
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EUSTAoaIAN TUBS
CURED.
CROSS EYE SrRAIQHTENBO IN 0NB
MINUTE.
And every disease OF Eye and Bar essnS
medical surgical aid attended 70 D. Dr. Voc Slon-
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DR.. Wright's
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CHEROKEE REMEDY and CHEROKEE rkJEOTION--
for the unfortunate-oures In from 10 three davs
Pamphlets free by mail. -
Prces-Sa per bottle bottles for o. and forward
ed by express all parts Of the world.
Sold By all respscab drugeisia every Insro'
Soils Propretors
No 80 LIBERTY STREET, NAV YORK
Sold. wholesale sod retail. BY
ID. y. BARNES.
2C BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

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