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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

1OTA VlNES.-GRAPE VINES FOR GAR
DEN and VINEYARD Of uues8e,ed qssiy and Al prc
wer than the cost Of production a tho Pesen prices Of
tsbor
For al Of the Consultations upon which srcces IN s'pc
culture depend Descriptive Catalogue sad s..o or pee.
aud uua;y I; Il large p1mpLe; Of twenty eist
VYry large psge-9o.se columns GA hle p-i- the. page
q which se devoted prc0 h.; sad business matters snd tie
- sinder 10 aud coud c. pen Aug % coi.re
Witch are Of ineges 20 ~ who desfe 70 Know whi, 5000
7spes and ho~ to Obtain them it a.. been pisP od w.tb
Szrene and intended 70 suwef fully aaa -fy every
sue,,ion that ney BE- asked cOreIi 's bes' c7r- 70 o.
in tie sdss4isges snd psohi om gaie' toi zoe iniy AZ
bet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

I OTIS for SALE-In good location for nianG
~ f-elurug purposes =. low prices ard favorable i"fs
eaan,.ies 10 sait parchaers Sc Eizaee,hpor n sf,S
% h. K hELL0UO No. lS FesIiSt y }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

HOUSE and LOT No. los East 30th-st. for
sALEHou.e brown .tou-, four .teries With al aod.
improvements, end receptly bl, PI.s Sltfp' s.p
for admission. Ae 10 Tie owner, X GOODMAN, Ne ID
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13
IONA VINES.-GRAPE VINES for GAL

On 10 WALKER, WISE Z Co., Publishers Boston, Ms's
Books SEP. free by mail receipt ofphoe, 81 %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13
THE sEMI-wEEK.LY TRIBUNE.

Tng New.YoRg SgM-WrEKGY TRBCNE Is
psbl.iisi s,sly TUESDAY al FRIDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13
TARLE OF CONTFNTs.

in tie sds.sge. and pod; om sale' or 'be family and
=" TABLE or CONTENTS.
To eoresPcn3en.s sud buyer. s.gs fn s,conn, Or re
ions essb -Icrnt which is net CE much he Oldest bat
fropo.sl to sell 20 el. at Loe.sc pdoe. C..acs'ion
hardy ynes describing e. eKnisf "a te!r Realty, import
snee with full sad sc 90. o. ie 9sse. ard Pope
Letter. from Peter Mead giving irYfs..io1s chs.c'e
tes and with minute susJ.. tbs 9us ss Of tie io"' end
SssSrs IL cTiT;v.ros" Ho~ 20 fcss srspes IL W1'c.
Ft ensysvirs, showing how u;y 20 easily aat efficiently
The quality o. vine. az ted by the ego o? pt and
lferen modes Of pgsgs cn and the econooy oi the dAeE
sa, hind, to rurchs-eEs viii many ensTt'ius,.
showing how and what plants % nae for clothing ths tfe
ths rs and obtaining al immediate production Of
&u Selection o. E.iee'io pi oI abe a'd isr fanny
Sso.c. '''''''''
Tables Of selections fo dareu, stA. for suy number Of
Giants. from sx vines io sae ysEa o'one bundled 're' io
Table Of seitc,on, by Mr Med with III. considerations
which inhue.ce hi, choice Ia selection Of one haHded
ew-York by Petei Mead. IL G. " Grant Influenced by
ttsre, 10 the selection Of tindi Valuable ard interesting
3 r. O. Psrde. The Conditions Of Success 0rsye Cul
cure" Lecture by Peter Is. hssd.
The vaue Of plants aeed by inporsucs u tons
planting and prnnng yns.afe orc ihSa oae year 3D.
pivsrsted by engssYss lilo" 70 avoid checks Of growth 70
ss.ss n Sa o az, so DE o1 a.. ;. .yS
~ins-nsins Many disc,oai pisn, q tisin'ns .ho by
Fao Of ~ ,sps Culture wood S for p R
sstion Strawberry plsn, God-n-Arbor Vito snd Ao'ice,
81 sthk o. Iona and Isabella ymesoi tbs s:tsI only single
0ants be now furnished.
Descriptive Catalogue sent for ,cu cs.ts.
Illustrated Cstelo que sent ior frees cent,
Both bound In flexible co,b thTtyiiye cents.
These together constitute the most comPs,. snus Of Ne
ne in the lar gss. and contain than hundred o.
Gs beu engraving. 81 the vine ever Published
Iona, near Psefskil, NestchesieT Co., Neg fofS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30


Yesterday certain Rev. James n. Gloucester, negro
minister who President OF the Freedmens Association
In New York. reached this city, bearing letter Of intro
duction TO Mr. E. w. Fox Tho letter represented that
the had been active In Now York Ia securing con
tbutions TO the Fseedmans Department Of the g. Louis
Fair, that he desired 10 out here witness IL pro-
gress, and be Of further service II In his power.
Another negro minister, either from New York or
Brooklyn. accompanied him, and was recommended, per
haps, In the same lster They FIRST saw James Yeat
Presidens Of the Sanitary Commission who referred
them TO Mr. Fox. BY Mr. r. they were referred 10 some
else, who procured tickets for their This
third party did not like the and respons
bilty OF dealing with the visitors, and rid himself Of
by turning them 70 Me Rev Dr. Nelson, pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church OF ts city, who ID In
Official position a. the Fair, Chairman Of the Freedman
and Refugee Department. Here their wanderings ended.
The reverend gentleman bad desire 10 pass them TO
other hands, and gave them cordial and hosptable
recsptiouse hospitaAle indeed. that he walked them
straghtway into tho large refreshment saloon known
the Cafe Laclede seated himself with them at Of the
tables and proceeded 10 order dinner for their mutual
comfort
The Cafe IAcieds We may state leading feature OF
the Fair, which thirty forty OF most respectable
matrons ana young ladies' lend their services TO wait
upon all who enter and order refreshments. Many OF
them manifested their indignant and outraged BY
tears and others by taking their departure tho instant
the place. Mr. Fogg, Mr. Backman, and other Fair
committeeman, demonstrated with Dr. Nelson and the
lady charge Of the Refreshments Department for the
day him note requesting him 10 1t once remove
himself and companions Dr. Nelson 81 last yielded and
won't away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30


And t came pass the reign Of Abraham, whose -
Lincoln In the eghtyand sixth year OF the In04
pendsnce Of tho States Of America that miehty rebein
the Keystone State, no thou my armor bearer" Asf
simon did he handed and marshaied immeaa4
hoats OF valiant warriors from she East eve
from the Kennebec from the great river
ana from beyond the Rocky Mounaius-from every etsY
called he some Ard being ofhe kind whose hal. curss
towards and when they behold they will surs
but they didn't Aud pas these mKh0
armies forth TO fight the plains OF Manassas AA(
Him0ns though valiant and brave mote hip an4
thigh much that they hurried brilliantly back
lean In Abraham,s bosom And many were slain but mos4
the land Abraham called aloud the wiae an4
OF skill to the sick and give strength unto tn
wounded And 10 there arose In tho North one Drnk4
cunning medicine but Of exceeding modesty And whe
Abraham and the people bebed the wonderful whs
wrought by Drake. Abraham ssid;-"My chdre4
II name" And Abrshsm drank, and said there We
nothing like II not 10 Sangnmon county that wee
bitter lips good for the stomach and becsuo
these bitter times IN fighting the masters OF the pan
tatons II shall b called plantation biterA
been. And the wonderful work which II hse
village and hamlet where the habits Of civilization pIod"e
dyspepsia where accident and where cilma>o
DESTROYS strength and appetite And he
Let be proclaimed the length and brendtn
the land from the valleys and mountain tops that al -
suffer from fevers dvspepH, weakness loss OF app6Sn
headache and mental despondency WIN ind rely
living eyampe" And Drake did az he was comm.ne
cd and got him pace In the great city o. New YORK
In unto him were heal3d M went on me
way rejoicing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

rns Psr,N Yesterday.
0Lo1roUB wKArHnn AM OsOWD-ADD1TfoHAL
LIST o. DONATIONS N TIE BIOLOGICAL OOs'
LDCrIoN-DLO0n1as. ITO.
10 assert that the Park crowded yesterday would
Be only repeat what 10 already wei known 70 every
One. On such day he sbs that wound not visit the
stay within the house wants tho apprecIaos Of what
u beautiful No other would be valid conss
quenty every heathloving and citizen vnted the
grounds, and there Was Of course . crowd Thc cars
packed like behring's In . barrel, and whsn my
polite conductor spologxsd for the space tbs
vehicle under his charge the passengers reply
they would able to breathe freely In the Park and
therefore could put up with little squeezing get
Among the donations recently made To the geological
collection are the following
Five ring doves from S. Johns Porto Rico donated BY
George Iatimer, Esq
donor
Ono coos, from Robert Gentle, Esq OF New York
One fox, from George Wilkes, Esq Of New York
One rabbit tmae) from Ass Sophia Griths, OF Black
wells Island. =
One pea hon. from Dr. John oRiley. New York.
Ono utia, from 7. N. Brugiere, ESQ New York.
Ono ring dove, from W. A. Conklu ESQ New York
Ono large buck deer, from Thomas Kirkpatrick, Esq.
New York
One parrot from Panama, donated by David HoadIsy
One pair Of brown China gsess, presented byr A
wendell. ESQ.,, OF Albany.
Mr Latimer sent from Porto Rico three porcuptues.
which unfortunately on the passage He hopes to
be more successful next time, and very perseverng
jncrsasioR the Park collection.
Since the list published In tho HERALD Monday last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

PREsxxrAnoS 70 PRoyrssoa Dwtem. Tho members Of
tho 1864 graduating class Of coumbia College Law School
have presented Professor Theodore W. Dwight director
OF the course Of studies II that institution speudid
silver pitcher beautifully chased and ornamen.sd. II
bears this Inscription ;-"Thsodors W. Dwight Ill. D..
from tho graduating class Of Columbia College Law School
May, 1854" The testimonial was Manufactured By
d0liAroA
SHOCKING scAIDmo CAsvAtr.-Yesserday morning,
about three o'clock, man. twensysght years Of age.
named Byron Keny, employed BY the New York Quarts
Company, doing business a No - East Twenty sixth
street. fell into tank Of bosg water and wss scaded
10 horrible manner. OfncsP McRslvsy OF the Twenty
ninth precinct conveyed him 70 The New York Hospital,
and the attending physician has boz little hops o. bis
recovery Kelly b said 70 have besa intoxicated 81 Ne
bime Of falling into The taAk.
Dor RrscurD nor wAmy GaAvH-Ysstsrday
boy, named August Snyder tell from the dock foot o.
Market street into tbs water He was rescued from hia
perous position by omcer Hsafy Brown, Of be Brooklyn
police
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

CLARA FrsHR's CoNcERr.-The nrst concert Of this
talented child. which have taken place Thurs
day last, bus postponed account Of the weather.
will or this evening at Nblos Saloon. Miss Clara
Fisher ID . niece Of the singer OF the same name who
popular on the stage. She has. We under
stand VOICE wonderful power and briliancy for one
young, and manages with great skill. We bespeak
for her. for her aunts sake well her own, warm
reception from our public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30


We hope good results from trivial and light con-
duct on the part OF women. Instead OF adjoining
their persons for seductive purposes, and tempting our
officers 70 q alike disgraceful and unworthy OF
women whose husbands and brothers In armies,
they mad better exhort them TO well doing than act
instruments Of destruction 70 both parties The democrat
fatiou among our women ID becoming fearful. Before
the war woman dared TO demean herself lightly but
refined and pure woman can scarcely travel with
out seeing some Of oncsss with nne looking ladies' -
companions You are forced 10 sit st the tables with
them you meet them wherever you 90. Is u That we,
too wild enemies, sconnng at Ged and At all
rules Of social morality ros Heavens sake les Us nows
down this growing evil. sness all mothers ana
fathers would have Shek daughters grow up IN pest
ieusl asmospheye which but 70 breathe 10 death. 10
not the hand o. enemy TO send destruction 70
our homes or must we have Disgrace added TO deathf
The evil can only So rsmeded By bsoishiug The frs sis.
ters from society and putting no man 10 position VINO
not moral Arc not the bright and shining examples Of
Ise Jackson Johnston whsser Maury aud many others
enough 10 teach asprans for ocs thas pure and moral
mss can make generals, that u 70 not Eeeessaryte play
ackey 20 fast 70 gain their countrys Appause
Nor need they think they not known BY their deeds
ve know Them. Our President 10 pure and moral mas
were Il not well for him 70 set an example By dscounto-
nancIne and refusing promotion 20 this set OF moths We
have no laws reach such class bus public opinion
then lot that be used without mercy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30
The Arrest Of Gen. j. n. Hobart Ward
From the Washington Republican, May -

We have been informed by ocer OF the First hassa
chusetts regiment that the real Of Gen Wards ar
rest that he rallied bis with the cry OF Boys
remember the old Third army corps" or a similar OK
preston which Cen Bfney deemed prejudical 70 good
order and discipline account OF the feeling existing
among members Of the old Third corps on account Of
being merged into tho Second corps. This was as our
informant states the understanding OF the case In the
army But whether this IL the true version or not, v
seems incredible that ocer who has held his position
and been promoted in Hooker's old fighting division,
through oil the battles OF the Army OF the Potomac and
who has had high reputation for bravery should have
become coward within the last month IL Ia Incredible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

Brilliant and Powerful Day and Nlgh4
Double Perspscvs Glasses for the neid SEA. cpsrn
tourists uss-compact portable and emsienS
Oocuss opsician sesk Broadway WIDER LAfarge HousA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps.
500 cases Wofes celebrated SchnApps stamped for sA
below the importers price BY, ~ =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

Address to Sm0kers.-POlIak q Some
Meerschaun Manufacturers removed from Broome strv
10 62 Broadway Fourth street. Wholesale and rssaA
Pines order repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

had Breath.-low Many Lovers ~
has separated--how many frends FOR eyer Pnrted ~
effect 4 radical cure the BALM OF THOU6AUU
FLOWERS a. = dentifrice night and morning. IN -
druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

ApOthccarios,
DRUGGISTS
COUNTRY MRRuHAMr3
5000 CASES OF BRANDY, WINE,
SCHTEDAM BCHNAPf6.
IN QUART AND PINT BOTTLEs. -
The the trade his stock Of On
Wines and Liquors much below tho present cost OF impe
tston Country particularly Invited 70 cs
ana EXAMINE ms WDoLpHo WOLFE. a. Beaver street.
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And every dissass Of the Eye snd Kar rsquiag sleQ
BERd, !. Sis consulting rooms sis Broadway =
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Bstehelor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm tAo
world Hsrmless reliable. iustantansou1 The only 80
fectdys Sold By all drugsisa TactoU5i Barclay strss
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Braxilfau Pebble spectacles AND Eye
strengthen and improve the sight Of old -
roung BY day night, without pain or fatigue HlxnV
recommended BY the m dosl faculty. SkMNON0a
Ocuists Optcan 669h Broadway, OPPOSITE Bono srees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

No Mere cray Hair or Baldnsss-Tevty~
ave years constant study. ConsuA0on trsss ~ -
oRANDJgAy, Astor place
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Crissadero's Hair Dye, Pressrvat1vp
and wiz Depot Wholesale aud rstAil-N0. Aston He1e0
The dye applied by skiiful artists.
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III Ven want 90 Know, Aso., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
~ curious book for curious people, and . geod Dook
every one Prizes 81 So 70 b had At all sdsposs o.
vent" Ho's' ma' Dr. Z rooTE I.lsO Broadway, \. =.
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Cedar Cemphor IL Cheap, Fragra7
snd assssas 8 HxRs
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Rsns's African Fever end Aque C98C
Not cure al, bus for Fever and Aqua -
% Liberty street. MP stairs. ~ .
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JeweIry and Watches
OF ALL DRsCRIPrf0No
Far sas BY GRO G. ALLEN, AIS Broadway, enc toes -
low Cspal sirset formerly II Wall street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. vandsn he'll
THIS sHsksfsREs KING LIAR 1,s.9ssl.
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TavuRpoot-eseamship Londou-Alsx Peers Mis- Peers
Otto, Thos Croft lady and chid HasrA, Mrs Masaulsy
Mis- O'euiivap, hases uynes Hynes Hynee. Mrs
skiddy and two childrsn, MIA kewAa, wn sssdord-and
~ In the lseerase.
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Asrsay. EDDY q os.-MsnsgSve
| 80 80 KENTUCKY. ErrsA Class ssl-ksy 81 1884,
~, 90. D, ~. 40, 35 40. 20, sc. 49, 3d. 80, Is. IL
- knNruoxv. oLAss ss2-Msy 2s 1884
., o., ~, 4, 10, 10, "a, 66, Al, IT. 36, 26, -.
=. =. 1immons & Co.-Manao.rs
1usLsr. kxrsA oLAAs 2s5-kay al 1884
8. Is. 30, Al, 20, Is, n, ST. IL "a Isl "a a. o.
oLAss 3o6-hAy "a 1884
NOT RECEIVED.
France. Ellis Il Co.-Maaauers.
LlDRAsr. kxrKA CLAss 0)-NAy "a 1874
81 26, ~. So, 49, 81, 6l rs, Is, SO, go, IA, "a, g.
GLASS l00-nay Is. 1854
So. I'll, l6, 8, ~, SO. AZ, 43, 81, AT, "a, 81, Q.
Prizes Casned In All Le9siizsd Lotes-
ries and Information given. GALLAGHER BKnJAMfM
Brokers' 40 Chestnut street, PhilAdspbtA
Prizes Cashed In All Legsiized Lotsss
riss informausa gives Exchsngs s0lcs ITO BrssA
way. New York.
Royal Havana Loteery.-HiGhsst Pre-
MUM paid for prizes. Information given Doyolecae
Lottery Tickets CasheN. -Insov
given. JOSEPH BATES,
Broker. II Wall street, room Ne. ].
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PARIS, Nay IL, 1854.
Rsslaasc~ Awews As Rebels IN fayls- what TAsy Pys.
A0f-SHs MsxitN~ On american l6aivs-rAs frcvess
n Dc rurtf, de- ssta
~ % TINE during the past year have The rebels who
COW swarm In Paris seemed 10 BE- In such good humcr
- Il asDsrsatlr ooandsns II ths near sDproaaA Of w
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Parchment Tags-Bsst Quality, -
shipping '''s Vic Ri Is III
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A Beautiful 0cYpisxfen-Lafrd's Bissn
complssion and Akin - broedway, and Druggists
svorvyhnrN
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aFIer Majesty Champagne-TAs Rsys
Al wine Of England go per case Of quarts
wH II. WARD, 81 Exchange place, near Bread
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Gouraud's Poadre Subtitle Uproets HanU
forehsads part OF the body WarranssA .
his depot, AS Broadway.
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Perfect Hair Dye--mailsr's, only 50
ssns per boz. rry H. seA b. I'll drussissa uDpst 10 "
Der ssrstk -
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rv~ssss. Elassio sssehings, &s;E1csS1
. 90. Q Rsdlcsi csss rrusa onss ssiy
IAAv atsendAnA =
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Diamond R1ng0>
Of all description. FROM twenty dollar, NJ e ays nf e
AS Broadway door below Canal street. formerly No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

In what Particular n the Odor Of
PHALoNs Nlght Blooming Cersus Ike The memory Of Ne
great aad soodf Z, never diss out
-, ..,.s,.,sa ~s,ovsv, 4 pHALoNs Night Bloom.
ing Csrcus rscemmsudsdf 81 Fame. through the rumpee
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DIR. Hunters Once is NJ No. Bivteso4
street New York city he has other once. Estaelae
srupuons and spots on the skin, sesrs o. al sinss
most poisonous mpury Of the blood. hstula ~ dnseo
pertainng 20 the urinary organs rhsumatisu Ia Mse8
on Human Fralty Debility. Early lndiscreeieA
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Eruptions, Freektes, Pimples, Tans
sunburn Flesh worms and oil skin Deformiss cured -
0OURAUDs italian Medicatsd Soap q his depot Ne -
Rroa
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vi.assr. as Te.isssszlTns U y. 49,
Hev fors. Depot is chsAFsrs ssfssA 4
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Le9aiized Lotes-
Hes and Information given. GALLAGHER BEHJAMIH
Brokers 80 Chestnut street, PhilAdspbtAA
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For 20 Cents tns January, EebruarXe
March, April May and June numbers Of The LLUSrRAr1
PHREN0LOGICAL JOURNAL viii be sent By return 80
To the Pictor al Double Numbers, with Phy0NS
nomy Ethuoiogy Physiology and Psychology send 81 g.
70 FOWLER 4 WILLS $50 Broadway, New Fork.
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Prizes Cashed In All Legoiixed Lotsss
ries and informatiss gvss. Exchange sncs ITO BrsaA
way New York
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w.s., rs...s; a.,s , ne; - ~ ~, D go
6ATCHRLORS, Mpsnd strsss
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Lottery Tickets Cached .-In Sovmatfsa
given, JOSEPH BATES
Broker, II Wall street, room Ne. ].
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Deafness, Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN TIN
THROAT,
CHRONIC OArAKRH,
CURED.

q 5as I5H61sC o. rys9vs
RUBTACHIAN TUBE
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Royal Havana Lsesery.-HiGhsst Pre-
mium paid for prizes Information gwen. DoqbleoaD
wanted. ALBCK co.. Brokers, ~ and 20 Pine street
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bnH1~Ns my ~, A0o4
The telegraph Informs that the armisce has been
concluded though pot exactly on the conditions fore
Swallowed by the ministerial journal. The blockade Is
raised but other respects the position Of both parties
remains a. was the Danes continuing 70 occupy Aisen
and tho Germans Ju,land. IT, 40 tho telegram Indicates
this arrangement was preferred BY the Danes TO that
proposed BY the neutral Powers and agreed 10 BY the
Ass Il 10 dnsuIt TO understand their motives, sincs
The possession OF Juand s Of ocomparaby greater i'm
porance than that Of Assem- from whence the Danes
BE- shslled out a. any time BY the Frussan batteries
Possibly they did wish TO give up their lass foetheld
In schsswG prevent tho occupation Of that duchy BY
the enemy from being regarded fat acecmpst Upon
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slightest enact - generally bsievsd that the nsgo-
uasone WIN lead 10 no result, and thst 81 tue expfs
lion Of the tsucs bcstMss viii rscommesce Win greater
vgor and peshaPs on larger scale Than bsfore.
ne naval 0aAele ~ uelEoAnd has created quite SEN
aton 70 almost The nret success obtained by the Danes
during the whole war. The Auslrans have suffered ire
msndousy. ne frgae Schwarssnburg Loss foretop
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