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RoBBKRIKs.-Tuesday night, Mr.W. L. Mint
zer, OF Philadelphia, was robbed, while asleep
in his room, at the New York Eating House,
7th street, opposite the Post Office, Of a watch
valued at S75, so Canadian bank note, a
prcmisory note for 81 500, and another for S25
Mr.. A. Hanley, at the same house, lost from his
room S297 in Treasury notes. He had q gold
watch in his pocket, and the thieves took all
his change, but left the watch. No clue to the
thief has been obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

EVA BRENT,
EVA BRENT,
ERNESTINI DBFAIBER
lRNkSTINE DReAIBDR
KING EROTHBRs,
KING BROrHSRS,
EAGAN AND EDWARDs
EAGhE AND EDWARDS,
GEO. r. DDESON,
GEO. r EDESON,
AND THE
GREAT STAR ALLIANCE
GREAT STAR ALLIANCE
IN BILL OF
UNIXAEvLED 62LBNDOR TONIGHT
UNEXRSi2 LED ePLHND0R TO NIGHT
Concluding va the side Splitting Comic Panto-
mime entitled
SoHo0LBOY BROLIO5,
SCHO0LBOY FROLICS,
By the Great Psntomime Company.
Doors open at quarter to !; performance at q
quarter before O'Clock. Admission Is and so ots,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
ia 25 st SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

TRADE WITH THE ARMY LINEs.-The fl 81
lot of goods under the order establishing a
trade district for the benefit Of citizens within
the lines Of the Federal army, was taken ont
from Alexandria on Friday, and few of the
citizens of Culpeper have already availed
themselves of the advantages offered.-Aler-
Enzeffe Jam 07
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

FORD'9 NEW TAEATER,
TRNTH STREET. ABOVE Il.
JoHA /. Manager sud Proprie IL
tAlso Of Holiday Street Taeater, Baltiroors.)
THURsDAY EVENING, Jan. %,
MRs. d. P. BOWERS,
OUR STAR COMPANY,
-e-sl.- IN .".Hf
JOHN BR0UGHAM's PLAY. =~
-..-. KHTIILKo
LADY AUDLEY's sECEEr,
NIB BISHOP
--.- s AFAvoRITH FARCE.
EAST LYNNE Is IN PREPARATION.
WASHINGTON THEATER,
tCAREsI's,J ELEyENTH STREET.
MISS LAURA KAAIs- .a
Respectfully announces to the citizens Of ', as.ins
tn and Georgetown that she will open the above
place Of amusement on
MONDAY NIGHT, Feb. /. 1854,
With frst-class
COMEDY COMPANY
FROM
js2s4t" N8w YORK,
CANTERBURY Hall,
ngs1o z L }S4sFEEPggkkEE.s }S44ssFHEBgkE.s rH1sh,s. AAR
Rear Of National and Nstropclisap Hotal,
0EOR3k LEA... proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

STRAM MCULTIvATIoN.-Thep practical success
achieved in Great Britain in blowing or other
wise breaking mp the ground by steam power
Fron, recent sfatements we learn that one firm
in England is now sending ont four steam piow.
ing engines psr to one per day sod tha
other arm has already sold 900 sets of cutiya-'
tors. Mr Hope, Of Fenton Barns, East Lothi-
an, who was one On @ o. the the earliest Scottish farm
equally prompt In securing asteam ploW, and.
Judging from the notices Of the papers during
the past season, has been highly grattned with
its use. The commentator Of 90 excellent = a
Judge and careful farmer as Mr.. H., will 20
fariher with his scannie" countrymen NAN
half a. dozen prize awards from the Agricultn-
raj Societies.-Co9Rty GsH1<ssaNs s. ss.s~s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

EXAMINING OFFICBR.-Cap' ain Parker, the
examining officer at Forrest Hall prison, ha wing
resigned, the duties performed by that officer
now deyolve upon Capt Montgomery, OF Gsn.
Martindale's staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

|At recent temperance meeting in Scot
land, q convert got mp to speak. ssD1y frienis,
sand he, ssthree months ago signed the pledge
[Cheers.l In a month afterward, my friends,
had sovereign in my pocket, a thing ne We
had before. Loud cheers.l In another month
my friends, I bad q good coat on my back, q
thing ne yer had before. (Uheers much loud
er.l A fortnight after that, my friends, I
bought q coffin, because i Ielt pretty certain
that if kept the pledge another fortnight
should want one" mo cheers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

AN OWNER WANTED.-Last week q how
found a pocket book on the Island, which ap-
peared to be filed with money, but before he
opened it a man keeping store near by TOOK
1t from him, and went into the store. In few
minutes he returned the pocket. book to the
boy with but fifteen cents in il. The book cen
tains the name of Margaret Conner, and il is
thought that it contained much more money
than was returned in il. The Seventh Ward
officers wish to find an owner for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

At meeting Of the Association, held 1T the resi-.
dence of Mayor Wallash ON the 18th of January,
the following gentlemen, together with their
ladies, were unanimously requested to act a. Col.
lectors. and to attend the futnre meetings and to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

FOURTH WARD STATION CAses.-Robert
Adsms, running over a lady with a hack;
Edward Copness, threats; dismissed. John
Flynn, assault and battery; do. Iannis Shea,
drunk and disorderly; military r. Butcher,
larceny; JAIL Mary E. Cant, tAreats: ,ail
Margaret kmith, malicious mis- l. ef; 81 50
Elisha Gray, vagrancy; dismissed. Frances
O'Nell, drunk; do. Chas. Hnntberger, drunk
and disorderly; Sl.5s. Jno. W. Valentine, do;
81 .5S. Thos. Flynn, malicious mischief; dis
missed. F. Jefiers, r. L. Jefers, S. M.
Taylor, swindling; bail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-28

AFFAIRS IN MARLBORo'-The report OF a
case of smallpox in this village, turned out to
be correct carpenter named Baird, OF
Baltimore, died on Friday night, having con-
tracted the disease in that city or Washington.
He was taken to Baltimore for intermant by
those who nursed him. No other ease has oc-
CURED, and as there is very little communi-
cation between Washington and this village,
there need be no fear on the subject. 1t is i'm
portant, however, that persons should be vac
cinated.
The Commissioners OF this county, at their
meeting on Tuesday, appointed John II. Selby
Supery is or Of Marlboro district vice James
Duckett, deceased. And Benjamin Baden,
Supervisor of Aquasco, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the non. election in that district.
Marlboro Gazette, Jan. %.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
THE CASUALTIES
THIRD DIVISION,

THIRD pIvisION-veixIH CORrs.
VIM. Iieenfritz, u, S7th penusy yvanin, wounded.
Sergeant klias Flauts e, l26h ohio wounded.
Captain Albert billings, A cth New York. hand.
Henry 7eiglcr, r.. 1astb Pennsylvania, wounded.
John q. Gump, n, 1ssth 'peunsy wants, abdomen.
Iieutcnsot s. W. Consrd l3sth rspusy vspia left knee
0orpors, w p. Stevens. b, 18th New YORK, leg
J. McCiiutock, A, S7th Pennsyivania, thigh
James Lanahan, N, 9th New York, aukc.
John ouahue, b. o7th Pennsyivnna, Icy.
Thomas Heoasy, @, 10th Penn nsylvapia shoulder.
Sergeant l. r. Gallaher 90, 9th indi ma, thigh.
b. stanford, d, 9th New York, knee.
sergeant Charles Kuhn, A, 9th Maryland, hip
Lieutenant A. I. LaForge, l, 1O6th New York, arm.
Corpo. nj Jason }. Butler, Q, 13sn renpsr ivania.
Captain W. N. Vile, X, 151st New York, arm.
ldlutant N. Lyman, 10th Vermont, leg.
fAeutenaut g. II. Davis, n, 10th Vermont, shonlder.
xtoutenant J. A. Camp, A A. O., I'd brtg ade, sde
Teutcoant Ciav<, Il, 10th Vermont abdomen, mortay.
tlsuicuau Jamss johnson, c, 12lst New York, bin
Iieutsospt Robert slagle 8ath Iennsyvana, abdomen
tssuteut ant w. b. Lovett. II, 1ssth Pennsyivsnia leg
Captain A. N. Briggs, l0eth Now York. foot
Captain G. r. Nice, q. l0tn Vermont. arm.
lieulsuAnt A. H. Fuller, X, 10th Vermont, arm.
Corporal A. Scott ID, 10th Vermont. thigh
fimoshy ONAal, h. 18TH New York, thigh.
John Rely, oth New York heavy artillery. lcS
Sergeant Walton, r, 120th Ohio, arm
Lspteuant Phil Story, adjutant, 9th No" iorx ncsvy
Captain HYDE A, OH New York heavy artillery, arm
Isuteusnt Fish, B, 9th New York heavy artnery nosa
Lieutenant O. y. CArpsntss, u. 0th New York heaVy
artillery, kfasd.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
Military Anairs,

THE PROVOST MARSHAL gEHsnAL's NEW ORDER
Iug GovEsSMgNr NOT RTsP0NsiBLE roE DEsEs-
TroNs OF MEN BEFORE BEING MUSTERED INTO
SERVICE.
Proves, Marshal General Fry has issued order which
Ia good deal OF discussion and which rs likely
TO create no little ANNOYANCE tar payers Of certain
localities We refer TO the order directing that where
volunteers or substitutes DESERT ssr having been paid
the bounty and before being mustered into ihe service
Of the United States their PLACES must bo made good by
the town. city district whero they were enlisted MS
It strikes us, Is perfectly correct
In many places appears, the authorities have boon
pursuing tho practice f paying heavy beunsies 70
volunteers or for substitutes, taxing for granted that
they would al proper time bs mustered nto service
h a,,oyed In the n,eant.me " lounge about for days.
perbaps week and when wanted, nos 10 pc found All
tht tho authorities 70 do under th2 new order
IN to nunt these men up or Ind new ones 10 il their
ouota paying addtone, bountscs. &C. IL Shl also be .
ysnrnng 10 those places which stu engaged IN nling
tbor a1oas 10 10 10. that whom they pay that
be il secured Immediately mustered In. Then the
spons Ibiisy rests with tho government.
Had 10 not been TOR the precautions usei tbn matter
bv Mr. Blunt chairman or county volunteering com-
mlttes he would have bss half Of the Immense mum
hs paid tks bounty " and bean obliged 20 havs
dons bis work over again But The shairrsAQ was toe
ehrswd business man 10 make any such mistake A.
that. OF The many Thousands 70 whom sg during the
last years, has paid she bounty, learn that not
eecspsA while In his hands and not nnt they became
actual soldiers By bsing mustered iato the service
81 the time s uanscsssAry, Mr. Blunt has saved hun.
dreda Of thousands Of dollars the city The means Io
getting Cd 10 this ey are very great and os,
deserted but NOT while under The control q me sopS
Bnuntes are s,il bsins psd by zoe supervisor . com
mlSAos Il the corner Of Hscedway SD Cnamon - =, IN.
| aud good class ere beps eecNsd Who WIN " " W
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Gest and Chsapsst Newspaper d
tho Country.

The Hest and Cheapest Newspaper IN
the Country.
The wEzKlv HEnALD for the present week, will -
ready this Saturday morning.
Fal particulars. from the government and from ocs
Special War Corresroscsn Of the Battle and Splendid
Victory Of General sheridans forces over Longsreevs
Rebels In the Shenandoah Valley on Wednesday
last. resulting In the eompiess Ds!sat OF NE
Rebels. and tho Capture BY the Union Army 81
Fifty Pieces 9 Artillery and Three Thousand Pris-
oners accompanied With exceilsnt Nap es tAa
Scene Of Battle Details Of the Operations Of tho Army
under Lieutenant General Grant frons OF Richmond;
tho latest accounts Of the Movsmenls General Shsr
mans Army In Georgia, aud tue latest rom thf
Union forcesin all portions OF the country An interesting
account OF Visit TO the PeursyIvapla Oh Regions Lass
news from Europe and all other parts OF the wofidi
Poetry; Interesting Story; Literary Artistic and
Scientific ems Musical and Theatrical Roview Tor shs
week. interesting reading for Farmers; Sporting fntonA
gence vareies Facete valuable reviews Of the Money.
Commercial DryGoods Boot and Shoe, Cattle and Horse
Markets, and reports Of all important events Of The
week.
Terms--smple subscription 81; three copies, IS, 6vs
COPIES ss copies, $40. Single copies in wrappers,
nye cents each
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
ne Opera.
PoLlUTo AT TIE ACApEMY-THg TRIUMPH or TnB


SEASON.
Besides being OF the graceful Of modern com
poscrs DonIzett Of the most prolific. Some o
his works-Beiisario for instanco-wero given In tha
hsK gotten Of the history Of italian music Ia Anne
rca, when Palmo presided the destiniss OF the
Chambers street house, and whom Borshese and
Pco were the favorits vocslsts Yet OF the most
prominent attractions promised FOR the opera season
In progress. is work by this composer, called
Don Sebastian five act lyric drama OF great power aud
merit. yet utterly unknown hcrs.
Midway hetwecn these two epochs in which Donie.s
SO largely nsurcs the Pouto Les Martyrs OF the
French operaa work conssluIng many noticeabls TEA
lures, and first sung hero By Pccoomni and Brigno.
Cortesi. Kecgs and Msdori, have since then assumed
with the part OF Paoaa wnIc different vocalsss
have appeared iu ths other characters.
But never, In this country at least, was this noble
opera given with such superb ability last
night. In the first act zucohi created very great
sensation In her aria, and was twico recalled such
rare specimen OF tho most passionate aud fsrvid.
yet finished and elegant solo singing has seldom been
heard In the second act the delight OF the audience
renewed The aae dramatic 5ituatons Donzett has
clothed wih some ot the finest music which genius
Has produced and had he been living, and at
opera house las, night. he coad Mt but
ne mac ouns @ hs ana Hnocs
interpreters who did him and them full justice. 1he
baritone showed points in the nusc OF his role which
few suspscisd had e1isted there before; the tenor
unexpectedly manifested much OF that vim and
IN which heretofore he has been doomed licking and
the prims donna, 10 acting ard vocalizatiou made tho
Oldest opera goor wonder whothe- New York had
before hoard go Zoe n lyric artist
In the concludng ocshorn by the way OF Its opening
chorus the secord Of Its opening duetths admit
rsbo scene Of the conversion OF PGona and the great
duet Santa Meloiia again excited tho audience 10 an
unusuai pitch OF enthusiasm The favore strain was
cncored and the artists twice called out amid appiaudns
csies Orchestra and audience united last night In tho
applause und all tho artists seemed uly imbued with
the coundeEce and sympathetic vgor OF an assured t
umrh. 49,
or course, great . rerfornancc unveilng new beau
already favortc opcra, mast be repeated next
week aud then those lovers OF music who were not
present night will for themselves that the strong
terms Of admiration have here used are not misplaced
exaggerated.
Tbis evening Faust will he given In Brooklyn and the
large number OF seats already sold nsures brilliant
house.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
New st.am.nip Guiding star.


Last evening select party Of invited guests assembled
on board the steamship Guiding Star, At pier 10
North river 10 nspcct the vesse Among tho company
were MAJOR General Banks Colonel Howe, the Rev Dir.
Hitchc ck many prominent merchants OF this and
other cities After Inspection Of the vessel the guests
partook OF a bountifuI repast. which followed by
speeches appropriate tho occasion from Dr. Hitchcock
Colonel Howe james A. Rayuer, Esq, tho President OF
the company, and other gentlemen. when the company
retired about ten O'Clock highly pleased with the even
ing's tertainment.
the Guiding star belongs 70 the Now York Mail e,cam-
ship Company's line she is three hundred and ntteen
feet long, frty.ose feet wide and thirty cot dec
aud Two thousand Tour hundred tons bnrben.
She has accommodations for two hundred and forty
hundred second class passengers. She
Is fitted out the magnificent style in every re-
spect without regard Her lofty ceilings and
ample staterooms guarantee that the comfort OF
been object sought 10 be ttsncd The
ubhostery was furnished by Messrs A. 7. Stewart Co,
and h much admired BY all who have seen IL; 10
iacs the cArpots lounges and chairs are equal TO any
70 be found 10 most private houses OF The rppor
cassee. Tire table ware and crockery " OF tho saae
style as that the we'll known steamers BAL
10 ana Pacio whom they we're first nttsd ont; all the
dishes have on them the private signal q the COMPANY
the chandeliers plated and every uacnsil bsoagng
the stewards department are sf the neaiesi deecr
too and reflect credit the tass 0sd skill OF hessf
&. v. Hauahtwout Co, Who haze supplied all shs vesses
Of thh hHs with them.
Ths GUIDING Star win sail this Afternoon, A three
o'clock for New Orleans direct dnder the command OF
Captain Knapp Q gentleman woil qualified Tor MS 70.
sponsibe position. May succss attend she Guiding ssss
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
THE REBEL ACCOUNTS.

The Fight at Fisher's Htll-Rebel Re.
port Gf our Losses.
from tae Richmond Whig, Oct. TO-
CHARIorTesvnLs, Oct Is, 1854.
In the affair at Fishers Hill, on thursday, we Killed
and wounded from nfy TO ssvcDtv-fve OF too euemv
aad many prison ers. The prisoners report ad
that the Siath corps at Front Royal. he enemy
were ear .rsoarg "n Friday and small force VI their
cavalry ws.e III the town.
ieateI FRANCO, ad aant TO Brgedier General Car
ter, .to artefy, wss seve ely but not dangerously
wounded 10 the leg on Thursday.
Nothiug ese has occur sd.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

81. LDUfs, Oct 5I' FoVS'
Eighty men cf Colonel McArthur's cclorsd regiment
under Lieutenant Johnson were attacked pear for'
Donelson the 18th by hundred and eighty rusr''
las Three charges were rspulsed whom the rebels ned
leaving fo,ty killed and wounded the ned Our loss
was four killed and ten wounded. Among the killed vas
Lieutenans johnson.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
SH Err N.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

his headquarters in the place they occupied this morn
ing The dsrsot corps have also gone back TO their old
camping grounds, and now, while writing at this late
hour the events Of the last sixteen hours seem almost
Ike dream. Our wounded have boon sent to Newtown
sad Winchester. where everything is being done for
thsr comfort. or course n this time no estimate can
between here and Winchester is filled With str agglers
Who will doubtless return to their commands ia few
days. which will reduce our at this time apparently
great losses
Tho rebels. learn, being followed up with the
greatest vgor and advance win doubtless be some
where IN the vicinity OF Woodstock before morning.
Thts has been the complete and crushing defeat
General Sheridan has inflicted the Early, and
Is extremely problematcai whether the latter will
again endsavor TO dispute with him the possession Of
che valley.
Captain Beers, General Crooks Adutant General,
killed early In the day.
Major Hart, Inspector General the sta OF General
Grover severely wounded during - carly par, Of
ths day while endeavoring save OF the artillery
Captain Daniel C. Kncwlton OF the One Hundred and
Fourteenth New York, was killed
Major Jones, Of the Sixth New York, Was MORALLY
wounded early In the day.
Since wiring the above learn that Custar has cap
sured pieces Of artillery from the retrealng
rebels
Arrival or General Ricketts, 1T WASH
tnHton.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21, 1854.
General Ricketts,, who wounded in the battle OF
"Wednesday ia tho valley, arrived halfpas
tonight
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
The New Constitution OF marys,s No: 40.

Owing 70 oo.v in r.c.,v,us ne ofcsl returns q the
soldiers' The constitution - hss oeeu
cons,dersble uncertainty slts % .hd when n ,h -
commssiouee sent ouV tolcoect the voa 10 shevdans
army The Constitution has boon clearly
. majority 0 NOT Ices than S00 Several orsan.'sx; -
ucuding she Third refiment IN Western vngnin, sns
the hird cavalry a. Fort Gaines, hooile ny w
pectsd. viii considerably Increase the mAoslWs
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

Carriages ~ Hssxai s-Wo.d BRO:
thsrs' immense of Ca riag-s exhibition so4
for sal At Garden Fonrteenh street. near Si
Sanitary Pair building embracing the newes sn1
most from the hnest Coach throaGh an
tbe PARK Carria shs hxntest Tsosuno
WAGON. -
That portion the stock damaged At the late ore van
sold greatly reduced prioes and their new nocx
Lonassiy reducei 70 the gold Ls,AndArd WOOD 80
THEIRS are agents os 0ouiia Albany SeAGh1
0t these eeeorAtsd Sesns wiz % so~Ss
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
The Recent Re5ei Success Overestl-
matec-- sner1usn EstrcAtinE TO Altx.

nausi..
From tho Richmond why, Oct. 10
In The vaiiey, nile have been following the track
OF sherdsu, which Is marked by tue SIN king remains
OF barns what were golden grau rcKs, the sub
santiai .ruit ut tnctiaed 70
hsnE Aa.r ies ocresfiaared .angu,nc passengers
There no doubt however that Early has the neter VI
the can,,aisn IN mit,r. aspect and that She Ran,
Until atEeiy reinforced, the de ensvo Many
persons al The valley Of tho opcion that he
ssgns reredng .;icxtnd.d. from waich point ne u1
enba'k the I'ot0fS1c 10 rssn,orcs Grant lhB Of
moro speculation, but week at farthc5t will
give a clue 10 his futarr Intentions.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
Arrival. of III. Morning Star and L.
D. Souder from New Orleans.
The Rebel General Walkers d.
visisn Reported on Its Way
to Reinforcs Heed.
REBEL MURDER AND UNION JUSTICE.
Occupation Of MatamorOs by
the French,

Tho steamships r. B. Soudcr, Captain Winchester aud
Morning. Star, Captain Hepburn, from New Orleans on
the lath aud 10Th inst respectively arrived at this port
ot an early hour this morning.
hstamoros was taken possession OF BY the French
the 26th ult
The schooner Florence Derse boarded BY rebels
the 22d ut of Texas Point, at the mouth Of the Rio
Grande, run ashore and burned
The purser will accept thanks for favors.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
Music IN tho Park.

The Park Commissioners announce that there wlh %
music the Mall ~ the Park, TITS afternoon,
ing at three o'clock By the PARK Band under sne
shiP q n D. Dodworth, II tho weather u nne'
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

credit q quota tho nsrs call for nss. Kssp ne
army full
rHE zIoHTr-voyHrH ssotnxsr H. Z. n. q.
This regiment Is expected 70 homo to-day satur-
day II nas been serving out . thres month"; tsrm or
service ~ tho seat Of under command OF Col "
Conkliog, and Last ss harsinsburg. Va
pyrARrrRE or TROOPS.
Some busdyed soldiers et leland for shs
Army Of the Potomac on Thursday evening Five bsu-
dred expected TO follow from Harris kIa ed to-day
70. morrow.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
8 HiPFllN q N E w 8. g..
A~.s-~.,

Arrived.
Steamship sudsr winchostsr, Hsw orlssra daxS
With cotton ans bassengeSA IN Lu1am, h,in,ksn -
No daie LAT Ion 80 TO- PACED ssesmsr North Amsh'ss
Amorieau Psvts. ,u.
NBw Oh JAMS Oct l2--Afr steAm,hip nunnI
transrcrQ tcarilgton NYvrk. Bslow ship kousnusssy
Lsdg% nc Sssi. 6srh PawnsA viniAns rsnasepAsa
Sai sr s,ssmaship ca-s,nars yus ,rspspcrsA Hsnsvs
Eyork; 1rg samuel wr,sh s0awofifxs. ~ ~ 49,
schrs 'AnknowA
; FSv cgs- snip ycss 80 rApd Pass'
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

Tn Everybodv's MOutS-Praise ard
sOzoDONT Greatest luxury of modem times. BeIuirss
teeth Th repusye breath lis reudssed
rose, daess by friends bunnes
will DO longer noticed.
Sod By druggsts.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

An Admirable t0Wundrum .-Pha lOuss
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUe. although sold bv tho grosA
seldom bought By tho In fact bought only ~ sAs
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

Prizes CEsncd In all I,sZ5itzed LOf-
tories and information given JACOB ETn.ers Office 7o
Broadway, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

Royal Havana Lottery.
cent premium paid for priZes Information furnish
ed The highest paid for Douoeons and ALI knds u
Gold ala silver TAYLOR co. Bankers Ia Wall St
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

Gentlemt ms ssavf Pins-Tw0, Three
four sx eight fifteen to ffy dollars each Foe
sale by u c. ALLEN No. ti3 Broadway, one door below
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

At tho Michigan State Fnf~., Just
closed tho first premium for the best Family Sewing Nc
chino pcernIun for the best Machine Wnve
were awarded the Grover 4 Baker Sowing Machine
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
An EstabIished Rsmsay.-" h WINS

BRONCHIAL TROCHES" widely known an estsb
,shed remedy coughs colds bronchitis anA
other OF the throat aud Their good rsputa
ton and extensive have brought limitations.
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The New York herald., 1864-10-22

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