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General George =. Ihrie OF st. lois and Late Inspector
General on tho sin OF General Grant, has resigned
The welcome given TO General Curtis ut Leavcnworth
given in that city. Over Ave thousand persons were
present aud the Union League procession vas more than
a rite long. Colonel Chapman has bcea made General
Curtis' chief OF stan.
fr.gadier General Henry ". Brge arrived at Norw ch
Oh the 2ist inst from New Orleans.
Celerai A. 3. Hovey, OF Indiana declines position on
the Union State ticket on the ground that no enlisted
FOR the aud his energies Of body and mind are all
absorbed in liz successful prosecution
Among Tire oocrs Interested Ia Recruiting in the dior
states, by order OF tho government, are no follow.
ing:Brgadier General John S. Mason, San francisco;
Brieader General IT. W Kinks, Concord, New Hampshire,
Brigader General William Hays, New York city; Briga
der General q. G. Pitcher, Brattscboso, vermont.
Mrs. D. Merrill. who died in Iitchaed Me, on the Goth
ut aged 96, left six children iortysy grandchildren
nneiy.two great grandchildren and ten great Great
grandchildren.
John Browns daughter is .snobi,g freedmen at For
tres5 Monroe
Ce-cra chetlaln is az his home, Gsieaa. brief
furlough.
Cclenc Joseph kcKibbcp, formerly member Of Con
gress from California aud until lately abide camp TO
MAJOR General Thomas has tcndered his resignation with
. view 10 returning 70 the Pacific coast
Inc enlisted men OF the Thirty.sixth Ohio have pur
chased at cost OF e7o0, magnificent sword, snsh and
belt fcr their trst commander, General Geo. Crook
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"A Regiment with Two Colonies,
SUPERIOR COURT.


JAN 25-The case OF Emil Won Schoening against
Solomon Kohnsamm Cor the recovery Of $z5Ts, created
considerable interest. The plaintiff, on being put upon
the stand. testified that he tho colonel OF the Fifty
second regiment New York Volunteers that while the
regiment was being organized In 1851 he advanced
money to August Meyer for the purpose OF lodging
and feeding the troops and that the latter in payment
Of the debt assigned his claims against tho government
In favor Of tho plaintiff. One OF these claims So 573,
and entrusted to Kohnstamm for collection, who,
the plaintiff received the money and appropriated the pro-
ceeds aud the action brought 10 this
amount on the cross examination the p a:nti admitted
that he had not served the colonel Of the regiment
since February, 1852 and the troops were commanded
by Paul Frank. He still claimed to be the colonel OF
the regiment however and said he had his authority
IRON the War Department. Upon being questioned fur
Their he stated that he was doctor by profession and
pracsed throughout the entire State The examination
OF the witness created great deal OF mermen but the
brought to abrupt termination BY his ooun.
sci Withdrawing juror for the purpose OF adournng tue
matter until the next term OF the Court.
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Captain W. n. Nash First United States sharrsnooters
and Acting Assistant Inspector General on General j. H.
Hobars wards STAR has been the recipient Of valuable
horse and equipments which presented 10 MIN BY
he ofcers and Of the Second brigade Fst division,
Thxd corps testimonial of their esteem for him ~
sodier and gentleman Captain Nash served with dis.
sInciiou IN the Third United States artillery under Major
ass,cral NJ O. G. Ord. 10 left tho service IN 1851 from
ana ects az wounds received In action during the Oregon
Indsa war Previous 70 his present rce into The SER
vics he was member OF the New York
vii doubtless feel gratned al this token Of Appreciation
of THAR Old oomrade.
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,,MAMc,AL AND COsa'6ERclM-

SATURDAY. Jau. 500 7 N.
rtA stock market opened buoysnt IN the morn
/ the prices obtained in the street verc nos
G,I,, stained az the board As'compareo WIN
- AZ cash sales at the frat board on FRIDAY
NJ. o.. Central advanced "a, Erie n, HudsoA
River ~ avoa zs a,s c,,is,rn ,nd North.
Toledo 1, r. 49, :, .ra,s dov, ~ Mchg
western ~ ,e.' 'S's.s eon.,nrn ~ r,i,no;,
gaa Contra! a. @,''s,~ar< an Chsc,o, AMI
Central ,GaiA NA -
Rock Island I .., :. tho ,ais
1tf,o fofIouy;orN WStS we I-eVtNNA''' -
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Curious Libel Suit.
SUPREME CoURr-oIRcUIT.
Before Judge Leonard.

JAN. 25.-A curious libel suit growing out OF bar
room alteration, was tried this morning. man named
Sandford j. Dockstader appears, being thirsty, went
into the drinking saloon Of william MITCHELL in Prince
street. asked for drink OF water The barkeeper
handed Dockstador glass, when the latter refused 70
drink OF IL, the ground that II was dirty. This
rritated MITCHELL and alteration eDsued in reference
Of landlords generally In the course Of the
ARGUMENT Mitchell lost his temper and called Docstader
thief and for applying this epithet he sued for
SANDER Tho jury did not attach much importance to the
matter however, for they agreed upon verdict Of ak
cents damages before they had been out ten minutes
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FoKrRsss MONROE, Jan %, 1864
The steam tug Titan arrived fsom Point Lookout with
ehree refugees from Richmond four deserters from
che Union army.
Twelve refugees from Wilmington, N c., arrived this
naorning via North Carolina Biocksding feet. They
escaped from Wilmington about i've weeks ago.
One hundred and thirty negroes arrived here to-day
from the plantation Of Colonel Southern, of Maryland
(wno the lieutenant while recruiting coored troops)
They sent to Norfolk in charge Of Dr. Brown super
Sutsndsnt Of government contrabands.
the last three four Days have been quite warm the
thermometer ranging from seventy to seventy two de-
yrees Ia the shade.
To-day the Post Oce clerks and several other gentle
msa Ns.s Ia bathing in !Ss wsssE z HamplQ2 R2ods:
Roads BY guardship Young Rover Brig Mountain Eagle
Capt Jarvis Portland to Fortress Monroe schooner La
sina jane Capt Ketchum New YORK Fortress Monrce
schooner Trade Wind, Connery, Philadelphia to Norfolk
STEAMER Balloon Hllmsnn, Pauxet to Fortress Monroe
eesmer Storm, Hnlmann, Washington to Fortress Mon.
roo.
Outward bound, Brig Hunter, Capt. Bell Baltimore
g. Jaso schooner Baltimore Capt Frank, Fortress Mon
toe TO Baltimore
Inward bound, schooners White Cloud. Captain Burge,
New York to Fortress Monroe Barbara Captain Decker
Now York to Fortress Monroe; steamer John Brooks,
Captain Layaeld, Washington to Fortress Monroe
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ROBBERY OF THE STORES OF CITIZENs

LousgLLzr KY, Jan. 80, 1864.
ras 5sras has che following further advices in regard
10 Ne affair ct soottsvilie, Ky. -
Captain Gtium. Of the Forty-eshth kentucky, was
s'unanaing a. scosssvils with one hundred and nsy
l@sa, when Colonel Hamilton VITA nva hundred rebels,
attacked him. .aa,p FL ntet
ansr desperate Esbs siurn surrendered scottsviIle
20 Hamilton, condition that private property should
be respected and his men raroIed
Hamilton assentea to this but afterwards 1red the
Court House, destroying all the public documents.
Gilum then informed Hamilton that he no longer con.
sdered the paroles OF bis men legal.
Our merchants have just received further Information
that Hamilton robbed several stores
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COMMANDMENT OF CHARLESTON.

FoRrREss MONROE, January 80, 1864.
Tbs Richmond Enquirer Of January 20 contains the
followlng--
CHARLESTON, Jan. 90, 1854.
\ Five shells were fred at the city last night Five
shots also fired from SUMTER all Of which struck
ehe enorny, st work the batteries Cummings
Point, and hauling ammunition to Gre9grapd the Cum
mlngs' Point batteries.
There change in the posltiopoT hefcet on the
Goth inst.
On the 2Ath several shots were fred at the city, and
throe Monitors anchored inside between the Cummings'
Point battery and Fort sumter.
There considerable activity among the feet the
Gath One shot per hour dred the city and
on Sumter.
Ono hundred and three fuse shells were fred on the
city on the 2tst inst.
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DASti yrRSTy dies at Allegheny, Pa on the 22o Spst
al the advanced OF hundred and Eve years lie
was man OF hercuean frame and although his mother
was native African be might easily have been mistaken
white man. In esrly life he learned TO read and
WRITE and Tor years than Is commonly allotted 10
human life raeInber Of tue Methodist Episcopal
church. lie retained his sight hearing aud mental acul-
ties 70 the last until within te3 months OF his
death animated and a,ive and enjoyed steady
ard unclcudcd hope 81 salvation.
Mrs LucY HnLyrR, revolutionary pensiouer, died al
East Windsor last week Ia the ninotyrs year OF her
East Windsor who, as Assistant Surgeon In the Forty
third regiment al the capture of Quebec in 1859
aud s said have been the last survivor OF woifes ON
cers, rot dying before 1926, in his rnstythrd year
Her husband, colsne Andrew Hyer, who died In 1898,
served his first campaign in the Canada expedition Of
1900 then lad or about fifteen.
IvoxDAs NJ LAWSON, NJ d. Professor OF the Theory and
Practice or Medicine in the Medical College OF OHIO. diod
at cincinnati on The 21st inst.
ApTRuR SfGRLsy, The Oldest printer In Maine, and
newspaper publisher fifty years ego, died at Portland
Tharydsy, aged eighty. Two years.
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The folio wingl
The steamsb ip ktna.

- ~Ves 81 ntna for Liverpool TOOK oub
rug s'e'n'p y 800 Of specie this week hai
Sl0t .40A. The e1poro ~ s;a,a ,,auions,o
been Lighter tns tors" oor,a.;n,, otbar tb,r
The total value oG the hpol'''i'H'' os"o' ~"
Ane 'V''' V',us $50 4 this port during the
dry goods and pecle, ~ 40 soa oss
week enSino lam ary % ~ eo,v'''o'
wa snuA's ''' ia axh bits the comparative
- '1'V,'l''t' tbe rsi roads, the reports OF
So 90, v''"'s' - ,de. publ c, during the yeacn
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Rebel Prisoners.
ARRIVAL OF FIVE HUNDRED IN CHICAGO, IN ROUTE
TO ROCK ISLAND.

From the Chicago Times, Jen. 70.
Saturday evening there arrived in this city the
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Railroad, detachment
Of Confederate prisoper FROM Camp Chase ~ route TOT
Of Major Collier, Of the Twelfth Ohio cavalry, ana an
Escort guard Of hundred and twentythree men, Ins
left Camp Chase 1T Columbus Ohio on Friday morning.
and came around by the way Of Dayton, Ohio, and Hch
mond, Kokomo and Valparaiso. Indiana on account Of
the strike on the Pitsburg Fort wayne ana Chicago
Railroad.
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The school books lately published ny TIE Austrian gov.
eminent printed paper made Of corn shucxs or
the leaves which protect the ear Of naive. This mate.
rial gives the paper yellowsh cor which medical men
hold 10 DO less asrng 70 the eye than our snowy RACES
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NEWS FROM wAsRIh~" oS'
pvsrRucrros or srsAn rnorrIrvs.

WAsnSarcs. Jan. 80, 1854
OBSTRUCTION as STEAM pEopnLuHs.
On Thursday night Che ss>aln propeller Toupkins en-
ployed In carrying s.orss caus. are al Che wharf
Fort Warrington. below Alexandria. Thcre being powdc
on BOARD tho officers aud made their escape ashore
ana tho boat was cast loose Between eleven and twelve
O'Clock the boat blew up with aremeudous explosion tho
snock OF which was felt Ia Alexandria and Washington.
inc Alexandria Gasste says reported for several
hours yesterday morning tina. the magazine at Fort
Washington had exploded but messenger from the fort
arrived At nine O'Clock and Furnished the above pArtcu
lars NO one was injured by the accident The amount
OF powder on board has not been ascertalned.
BIDS FOE THE FLOUR CONTRACT
Bids for hour wore opened to-day AZ tho once or the
depot ccnmissary Over twenty eight thousand barrels
wers purchased the bids ranging from 50 70 % rs per
barrel.
EXCURSION Or THE 0CNpoAT EUTAw,
The United states steamer Eutaw went down the rivsr
to-day with excursion party composed or tho Senate
and House Naval Committees, Commodore Rodgers and
others
TIE oBsrRccryoss m cuARLnsroS HAnaos,
From attenuation recently received by ths Navy De-
pArmcnt appears that very few Of the ohstrctops At
Charleston have been washed away. About three hun
drd feet u the osstructions Coated down Of one tins
and oil that has drted towards tho nos since wers rata
built BY the rebss Cor tho purpose o. Gripping veg
ssls A
EFFICIENCY or THE MONITORS
The Navy Department Is preparing number OF docu
ments BIO transmitted to the House Naval Committee.
on the efficiency or tho Monitors. In addition to those
printed ia the OFFICIAL report e is understood that
important report will be made by Admiral Dahgreu upon
tho subject.
PRESENf5 FOR TaH KING or SIAM.
The government has procured two magnificent aud
costly swords intended presents from President LIN
coin 70 tho rst and second Kings OF SIAM return for
handsome presents mad3 10 The President about yoav
ago.
EEooaNrTIoN or TIT TcAeaoUAN CONSUL.
The President has recognized Daniel Pores Berrsds
Ncaraguan Consul at New York.
ILLNESS or REPRESENTATIVE WARD.
Representative Elish Ward. OF Now York has been
confined to his lodgipgs the past week by Illucss
RAILROAD GRANTS
The House Committee Public Lands bsve uodes Goa
sdaraton the subject Of railroad grants to Alabama,
Florida, Iowa, louisiana Minnesota Mississippi and wis.
ccnsin The law Of 1866 provides that the roads
enumerated shall not he completed 10 years the lands
shall revert TO the United States The committee have
been instructed to inquire whether It would he just and
expedient to extend the time OF the gratis several OF
these States now being in reheloa
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rrIaes CGsRed ia Ais N4exass9ed hottie
ries and information given GALLAaiifa BENJAMIN
Brokers $40 Chestn Al street Fhsia.ielnhia
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Psaxes Casnod im All legal lotteries. -
Prompt sud reliable information given acnt
D. Il CLAyT0~a 90. 10 Wal street N Y.
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Messr., Summons, Rogers Il Cs, arc
authorized 70 receive deposits aud make ooectonaop
account p. Il. SIMMONS a co
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Prizes Cashed and InfOrms tSon Fur.
ashed ia sl legAlized lotteries. M
ALtCk g. Co. BROKERS. 70 Ptue street. Nes York.
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Prizes Cashed ana Ala L-gsalged Eotte-
ries Prompt snd reliable informal on given
G.. WEST. ~ Pima yaef n &
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RxcpA CLAss ofY--Jan So INA.
~ - = % GaAa ass s a. so q 1891. ~ o. 49,
zS, 81, 49, 80, 81 z. 40. l6, %. ~. z. O. So, 30
FRANCE ELLIS 90, Managers, oovtagtea, gr
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LOTTERY Tickets Cashed tn All Legai-
scd lotteries. Information gwen
SoSEPH BATES. II Wet sreet, roota No, |, n. Y.
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Chaps, Chafes, saifowness. Ersgtions,
spo,s s,ccks aud Skin Ben,lsAeg cured By G0tRAUOS
Italian Medicstrd Soar, 49, Broadway
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Csothing selling NJ Cost.-Soiag TO
ovcrcoas worth So for 50 Gres! bargains.
CLARKE, ia william street
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.., JANUARY 81 1864

lrrir,ng or . Buiidine Hrss, "a street
s ONE sAs AsD Auo.s. A ..s SAAf'. 40 aasaIrl
o'olsck yesterday afternooa tss s'as wa
-,o.y building No. Bridge street, as'd -
! The avs s,itn tremendous crash, ouryii
! stesaee H., md cart II seems ta
'en u sour and Ooh
$40 ma2 aud horse - -
/ 'siir stored with -
oslcatn eide wall % Battery p.-
INC building was ao-, o.. street. carry
storss, which 90 weakened tho ia building
that 10 cave out aud fell out into = "a Nc
ING with t most Of the ontire contents Of
AT Tho Time OF the accident uamed Jo..
ouinln was standing on this sidcwaIk and horse a.
the ralns hs9uina being INSTANTLY killed Toe police,
.osethet WIZ number OF c'ttzcnB Immediately set 70
before they succeeded IL estrcatins hs remains from
no rss hs BODY ws conveyed 60 the station no
dsnsge tis said Will amount 60 about SIS ooc re bl.d
Wy sala w nave been considered perfectly strong and
sss sUs tno osless cs oss having basn Expressed
Assistant Engineer 4. L west. Inspector or Burdinra
wa "a o, "ao WIZ Institute thorough investigation
The.,e at che limo two Or three p,rsopa an .na
lower cor Of the building all whom escapcd vlsb
safeg. Y was surprising that olhs lives weee iost'
there said TO be considers bc travel part tue bud
ing about I've O'Clock in tho afternoon
l
20 Go fEaO society widaost Carrying
ss sas a.. e. ' E e ne
Fuscs .Imasa haa er conceived of scent 80 ar
ut Cte 70 refres Vna 90 eadvrns Manufactured ony by
siNSLON BONN FL EEa " l
Ontesai Drawings ei Mwrrsy. asday &
10, % ixentuoky State .Ncstery |
4 KxrrvoKr. Ex SrA cLAas lT-Jas 80 1864
~ K ss q cAs ~ Hs =. - IA ~ To-
%. So, w. 20, IG, TO-. IL. rs %, .. OF, .. 81. ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D '''i scgsSs ''i ssD,S5Y co.
Covlas.on ~. |
OltiSla Drawings o. tine shelby C~gscge 1
ottery OF Keutucky.
kxrnA OGAss Gl- NAN. 30. 1864
81 z, I'd, 23, &c, 66, IL, IS 60 20 7S Ga
CEAss 5s-yAn 80 1864
NOT RECElrFD
u g. sJwsoEs 4 90.
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Az Eicgan mt and Cheap Article, Uca ith v
end durable -CRONpAL's Patent Prepared Cork suflng.
Of Mattresses and Furniture Cushions
Seats ior Coaches &C Life Preserving Pillows Boat
nIled the shortest no,ice at 705 Broadway, 7e6.
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risfadoro's HAIR Dye, Prcs4rvative
and Wiz depot wholesale and reist, No. Asog House.
The dye applied by skifui artists
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Consumption and All Kinds OF Coughs
cured by ouera Cod Liver Oh Jelly the isfsi5s remedy
Sold by all druggists
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Campbell, Chemist a0d AisOshecary,
corner or Eighth and twenty e4.fh sf3-i Fore
Medicines dispensed with care
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BateheiOr's Hair Dye-Thc Best fm the
world Harmless. reliable instantaneous the only per.
feet dye Sold by all druggists. Facoy 81 Barclay street.
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Of improving their without fnirry 20 The skin,
shorlA Madame LEWEkBERGs Pestiiies ds Florence
the purity which Is testified 10 by Dr. James H. Chiffon
celebrated chemist and thousands OF ladies who have
used them attest their undenaoe merits Ia removing tan
prnes feckes &C. also their virtue preventive of
eyyaipelas For sale by 81 druggists anu paiemsrs and Al
so Rr1adMaY
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40 Go EaO Society wfdssoat Carrying
Mth YOU tho Nre fragrance az the Extract Of the Might
Byoomipg Core ~ ~ 10 loao CAS-. 40 conuoisseur
fusea sImasia Mon haa Conceived or seem 50 ar
Out NE 70 refres Nn8 90 eadvrns Manpfsoursd only y
PuKsLoN 4 Bonn IT1 "
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All Those Afflicted " tah X heu a SIM,
Plea Nervous Rheumatic Headach. viii Gnd great relief
and comfort from using CROkDALS Patent Prepared
Cork stuffed Mattresses Seats Cushions Pillows &C. Call
and ezouinc the article q. zoo Broadway, 7g
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Dea Sness, Blindn1ss, nnd All Dcffcts
oe sight ana Hearing treated usual Or Or CALDWELL
No ia clinton place CKigh II slresi Examinations tree.
from 9 to O'Clock
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Beautiful COmplexion-l.aird's Bloom
OF Youth has achieved celebrity OF having equal
FOR beautifyng the complexion aad sh,n 49, Broadway
and Dru1e.sts everywhere
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Oasaal Dsa vAngs OF tMs snslsr cpgas 80

Lottery % Kentucky.
EZRA o. ASS Gl- wan. 30. 1864
ST. Z, I'd, 23, &c, 66, IL, IS 60 20 7s Ga
CEAss 6s--yAu 80 1864
NOT EECEtrED
Il. g. sywsoEs 4 90.
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Lesile's GtMGer WHO.
Delightful, soothing rctreshlsg
FOR sale a. al the ieAilag gcooets IN the city
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which might be checked by simple emedy. ike BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRooHEs. IL soowed to p,osgcs, may ter.
mnste seriously
For Bronchitis, ANa@s. Cs,srea sud coa,lnptiye
Coughs 'the Troches' used with Advantage giving
ofen mes immediate relief.
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Address 90 Smoke rs.-POllark e Son,
Eeerfcsln manufacturers 35T Brooms street Bow.
cry sci goods wholesale and resd Pipes to order re.
paired, boiled and mounted
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complexion, making soft. fair smooth and Transparent
curing charped liz and redncss of the hands Remember
IL all Virgin Wax aud cannot ilne the akin and is
the great secret OF Radiant aud Perpstns Besuy Price 70
81 cents Manufactured ouy by HUNT X CO., Perum-
eg. l33 South Seventh street Phadephis Sold BY j.
C0DDIN0TON. 7lJ broadway. New York A CROYEAU.
III Baltimore street. Baltimore; w Il. EkTN ISLE. corner
Twelfth and Pennsylvania avenue washington, pc
and Dru.elss generally.
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Dr.. Haistca0, or Round uis Wasei
Ours, Northampton, MASS will be ia the city February
and Call al The g. Nicholas Hotel v IL ~ q see a.
yertb Hment From Springfield Repablicsn.N
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OAsessl ore, S,ags sl M~rrey. asaar &


KxrruoKr ExSrA CLAas I&Y-Jss 80 1861
IL, 20, IS, 4, 50 20, z, 81, AZ 20, 10. TO-,
I Ksrrucxr clNss Ns-,raa. 70. isss
6s, IS, w. 10 lG. l6a II, 70, %. o. 81, 8. a, 81
ausRAy. ED6Y a co..
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~augcwia Direction Labels ara TNeas
ans Merchandise Tast Patent Direction fsb.fs
mt Hook Tags Gum Tickets. ~ a. WGr3n r.
n. I'D Chambers seees