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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

FeIpAy, March <-6P.N
Tho stock market stroog this morning. and ad
vanoed prices obtained on . largo business Com.
pared with the sales the nrst board Thursday New
York Central u, Erie Railroad ~. Erie preferred
Hudson River ~, Harlem 2. Reading TX, Michigan
Southern l. Cleveland and Pttsburg l, Caena and Chi
cago 1, Chicago and Rock Island ~, Milwaukee end
Prairie du Chen 1, Pntsburg and Fort Wayne 2,
Alton and Terre Hauts I, Chicago and Northwestern
X, Cumberland Coal az, Canton Company ~, and
Quicksilver Mining IN. Michigan Central declined
" Illinois Central n Cleveland and Toledo ~
and Pacific Mon 4. Tho market In the afternoon con
tlnued active, with upward tendency. New York
Central closed 1855 Erie N.Y. Erie preferred 1914
Hudson River 1Ssh, Harlem 1&sK, which was rise Of
Ax per cent morning salss Illinois Central las ~
Chicago and Northwestern Ax, Fort Wayne 1o2x,
Cleveland and Pttsburg 11fx, Reading 1904, Michigan
Csutral lA, Michigan Southern cox, Milwaukee and
Prairie du CHEN eT Alton and Terro Haute a. Galena
and Chicago llsh, Toledo and Wabash 63x, ana Pacific
Mail l22.
The following table compares the quotations for the
leading railway shares the rst meeting OF the Board
Of Brokers to-day with the prices obtained on Friday OF
aotw
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News from Sam Francisco.
4KAvY SHIPMENT OF TREASURE By THE GOLDEN

CITY, ETC.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 8, 1864
Since the sailing OF the Golden City IL has transpired
chat she took SITS 900 for New York, instead
or the sum heretofore reported,
Twenty soldiers went guards, designing to return
from Panama BY the return steamer In addition to her
regular armament hundred FOUNDER PARROT
gun mounted the forward deck that considering
bpeed evsn tho Alabama would find IL difficult job to
capture her. No armed passenger allowed to sell
hence On her.
All the cargo IN between decks OF the ship Aquis has
NOW been discharged, and vreckers have commenced
,eaisisg the cargo from the hold.
DEATH or rHu Rev. THOMAS STARR KING.
SAN FRANcsoo March 4, 1904.
REV. Thomas Starr King died at eight O'Clock this morn
I'M after brief illness, or dipthsria.
rhs sudden and unexpected death OF the Rev. Thomas
Starr King to-day, at once surprised and saddened the
whole community Business was nearly suspended, the
courts adjourned the public Offices closed, and the flags
an every nagsan put at halt mast. including those
On every church that ever raised flag II il unver-
sally conceded that had done 20 much a. -
towards making California loyal while his untring zeal
IN Forwarding every benevolent enterprise made him
generally beloved
Arrived ship William Chamberlain from New York.
rhe dry weather induced considerable speculation
IN brsadstufs offerings made at 81 80 81 30 per 100
pounds for wheat.
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Captain W. r. Lyons President Of the Knights Of st.
Patrick last evening delivered interesting lecture
che subject Of Irelands exiles He was honored by
fair and numerous audience. He introduced in
very nasterng and friendly address by General Meagher
who was welcomed with loud applause.
opening his address the lecturer stated that II was
mot hi design upon the origin early actions
geads Of she Irish race upon which printed history
could better inform them He 10 speak Of the Irish
@ the world knew them-an important element in the
progress Of many nations He traced the Irish element
NOT alone this country but In Europe, South America,
Australia and Canada and England which be regarded
- much land Of exile to the lrshman America, and
Prom Kindred were concerned ST. Georges Channel was
broader than the Atlantic. He referred eoquenty TO
1ssinsuisnsd in letters and artas specimens or this
GLASS, we'll % 70 the vast mass OF lrisnmen
sas a. sns and onns ike pone
wanting mot the will but the strength 70 break the bars
Shst hole them 10 captivity The story O. me ris a
ths Of the Irish In South America and Aus
erala described prosperous and credtabe.
HE mention Of McCsIans name drew forth hearty ap.
Emigration, the lecturer said the foreign element would
Asrsaitsr DO employed filling the millions Of acres in
cultivation by white labor, and that the would open
new fields of industry TO tho Irish, who had
ana grandeur of the country Referring the eminent
men Of his race who adorned this city, he made
- exquisite and feeling ausion 10 Archbishop Hughes
IN brilliant peroration no claimed that the moral In
nAs story was that people who had done 90 much 70
preserve The traditions Of their race and made SO splendid
marx In history should not be permitted 10 degenerate
shrcugh internal jealousy or external malice and claimed
Tor tbom n their political the most rigid conservA
esm end opposition 10 all fanatical theories which
The rank seed Of mischief TO the state and break down
~ buwsrks with which constitutions and laws surround
e6s rights Of the citizen. The lecture eminehty
Na&aena and patriotic, and was received with loud ap
PaaNse. me Knights OF g. Patrick, in large fopce and
eny osher eminent gentlemen present on the plat
yorm We learn that IL 10 tho intention OF the friends oil
Oa2!an lyons 70 have him repeat his One lecture a.
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Quota az NoaO e..
VVOtU u IVOW Es@
Quota a. Oyi0inal- tabltshed Under
L. R.s.<1 - Call IA Can lar kO0
Total. ......39 ,W1

THE TWENTIETH CoLoRxD REGIMENT TO DEPART
TO-DAY.
The above regiment will leave Rkers Island for the
seat Of war to-day They viii arrive in this city about
eleven O'Clock when they will march down Fifth avenue
to Fourteenth street. Fourteenth street 70 Union
square, to tho Union League Club House. whore they will
be presented with stand OF colors 1t one O'Clock p NJ
From thence they will 10 tho foot OF Canal street.
and snbark,ng on board the steamer Ericsson, will BE-
taken To New Orleans.
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Articles OF family marketing have advanced slightly
since review will be noticed by the follow Ind
prices
MxArsPrme roasting pieces selling at 15c. 400.
pound ordinary CUTS l2c 16c. porterhouse steaks.
zoe Csc; sirlon l5c &c veal fore quarters, no.:
hind quarters, $50. mutton ore quarters, &c l2c.
hind quarters l0c 15c bans, &c.,. shoulders, 100. |;
bacon, l5c.; pork, l4c.; sausakes, lac.
POULTRY g.-Prime turkeys are selling fof ~
Csc a pound; chickens zoe. &c goose, loc. 10
ducks 28c 30c.; wild turkeys 20c broing Chickens
81 IL pair back ducks - pair quail, u %
81 rs dozen; rabbits, 62c. pair hares, 10, psK
cartridges 81 70 pair squirrels l0c each pfsf"
heus, soc T5c. pair: roasting pigs " " eacn.
Fnl-Wh itetsh are selling at 15c. pound; pckcro,
lsc coils, 12c 18c.; paddock, &c. strpco oss. 49,
yellow perch, Toe. 12c smelts, lSc lsc coohs 49,
Toe perch i2c 15c. Nova SCOTIA herring DC. "v.
ders l0c cells, 12c. 1sc. salmon trout 10y sSol
h,libu, l5c 4 isc, fresh shad, III 90 e'cu 10y
sheII crabs Csc 81 ,c dozen iobsefs %. : poon.
oysters 75c 81 so hundred; pckiea o's''ss' -
hundred .,.. go sailing A hieh an
q, ~ a. nect common potstoes $50 peck req CAD
sas psc = osc each white cabbages, l2c ioc eech;
osr, iSc a I5c q bunch parsnps e punch onens
vsrage eoc peck squashes. ooc zoe cecp turnpss
sson, aoc a neck carrots, &c bunch; sDects 70.
svvcs mar sIey LOG bunch pumpkins 25c 4oc each.
Eyurr --.i)rapges selling at Zoe o0c Dozen ha-
anas 75c dozen lemons, zoo 35c'; cooking apples
sor neck lady apples zoe. aquart. cfanbcrrios, lAc
1uart; white grapes, 75c ib lsaoelas, 2Sc 300. ;
citawbss, DOC a..
Soc ID cooking SOC best ordinary cheese lTc 2oc
English cSss-y, lsc. a2zc.
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Asan-KeceIpn ne bbis. The market = steady 60
we supply more liberal Bales 70 bbk. ~ IS SIN ~
pots, and go for pearls O.
observation-disclosures Z, s2I sbss aour. lSO bSSu -
1857 bags o. corn meal $40 bushels wheat ,sos ..
OATS $500 DO CORR and tiio do malt There IVES o.
sosed activity N shipping state -four asd prices wore g.
better. Western brands comparatively quIss. =
wore trade sHl family extras. with . fak movsus,G
The Gays sales foot up d 80 sbs shs market s,s.s
buovaak 10 southssn and canadian there wss lsss q
ing, though the market Q shade Armsr on The 100
grades. Bales 500 bbs OF the ssgmer and y60 do ~
latter OF rye -four 80 bOs sold u steady prices Corn
meal sole 10 the sxtsnt or 600 bbas s IS rs es %
for Jersey end So 10 % ~ for Brmdywius and pm
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The Navv.

fhe United states steam gnboas Queen Acting Master
Robert Tsrr commanding, arrived at tn port yesterday
orning, from the coast q Texas via New Orleans. shir
sland aud from Pensacola. making the passage in min,
DAYS from the latter port. The following 10 list a he,
cdosr.r
Acfms Hassev-Robert Tarr, commanding
Acting AufstoWf Payndstr-E. Littlejohn.
<cfn0 xWN0n and Brecwtiw 0Mcer-Samuel Smith.
ld!N1 AsNoW sWd Salino Ads,sr-Andrsw Nelson.
A0(s0 BNMen-E Dawson.
Ac(fN0 Aastr's Mdte-John G. Wood.
6scewd Asstamf HnSmeev, in char0e-Danis stillssn.
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TO THB PUBLIC.

lAVVANAOVS- FkAUU
The fact that PHALON SONS extract OF The "Naht
Blooming Cereus has taken precedence OF all other per.
fumes foreign domestic In the American market
the introduction OF counterfsits aud OF
which fancy goods dealers the drug trade and the ho.nds
beware. Fraud. like death loves shining mari" and
the universal popularity Of the Night blooming Ccreus
Destitute allie Of ability and honor. make ,he
pursuit. BY Initiating the label and bottle 81 the
true perfume they. succeed. 70 certain elent
tsn But only % these esernels and IN the name tina.
can simulate this famous extract They can neither
obtain the rsre materials which tho genuine article 10
fathom the secre OF It's preparationa
zee that bottle has the words rhalon Son PERU
cautioned against selling any other extract Of the Nigh
Bocning Cereusr that manufactured BY the sub.
scrIbers suits N law will be Instituted against all who
infringe upon their rights Actions have already com
menced aganst parties In this neAr0us brMness
In PHALoN &sONs MOTT BLOOMING CEREUs the
fragrance IL med and rendered permanent The odor out
troducsd In America. pBALON 4 s0N,
SIT Broadway, New York.
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terest at q 9 per cont.
The demand for exchange was dull at ir4x
Gold opened rm 10 the morning at Isl from which II
advanced 70 1917 has but before touched hat
figure since the great speculative 10 February
1868, when II was up to 172h. Unless something is
speedily done Ia Congress 10 check tho gambling opera
tons which arc daily carried In this market the
highest point will probably again DO reached before the
LIST Of May.
The proposals for the one million soldiers bounty fund
being the balance not awarded the two million loso
will be opened By Comptroller Brennan Monday next
The new rebel financial policy, which Is to wpo out, by
funding and taxing, thor present nearly worthless
rency and TO start rrcsh with Q loan OF i've hun.
drsd millions Of dsars based chimercal duties
imports aud exports. will prove 10 themselves
aud TO the world the rretrisvaby broken down coudi
ton OF their credit. This rebel plan 10 restore their
credit By no means novel, rhs thios tried by
the French after the failure OF their assgnas which
were based on and public lands The
revolutionary government then resortet TO the Of
notes or drafts which they denoinated maudats bat
the confidence OF the people had been wasted the
credit Of the country had become dapdsed the moneyed
and institutions Of France would render no further
aid TO the paper system, and tho wboe financial policy
that country went to ruin 30 II will DO In tho South
The people will net touch another Loan neither will they
acknowledge Issue Of rsbei treasury notes as hav
log permanent value, particularly while they get
greenback currency In exchange for thor produc
tons Tueir conadecc IN the credit or stability OF tho
repcl cen cdc''ee has departed, sr4 unisss some
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Movements OF Eur0pean Steamers.
TIE AFRICA OUTWARD BOUND.
HALIFAX, March 4, 1884
~ steamship Africa, from Boston arrived .. one and
sailed n four O'Clock this morning for Liverpool
TUE CANADA INWARD BOUND.
HALIFAX, March 4, 1894.
Tbs steamship Canada, from Liverpool sails for Boston
~ four O'Clock this afternoon she will bs duo at that
port On SUNDAY morning.
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HsXs.s Hlawstha HAIR Restorative
G$ $iE $is$$ES#s ::E$s:E|;
H00Yxrrss HHII..wsIH1 Hail sEsSSsA1iIiyyss.
ne Manaard for che HAIR warranted IN oil case.
e serc Socd and graz hair s.d whskers 70 shsr ossna
cot ssd sny e as easily used hair dressing and
entirety osercomes elects Of prevous Of preparacas
coasAnssnXS y SS.ghrr sugar q lead c,r..
H0yrss iMrEIixL 6oL0RIMQ 09EAa
H0vI'S !MrERIAL g0LOKiNo QREAM
H0yTs IGrERixL SoLoRINd CREAM
changes ngh And red hair 10 beautiful brown or baek
JOSEPH a0yr co.. ~ Univcrsity place. n. z.

PETERSON 4 BROTHERS Ph,Isdeaphia Penu have
uss gaSisned ,hs Lite Campaigns e.d P.blic Services o.
Virginia south Mountain and Anteta. with fuli history
Of hts caspaens aud Battles ana hts Reports and Dor
10 relation tothenfrom the nme ne Grst took
this war unit he was finally relieved from command after
the battle VI Anee,am With bis Portrait Complete one
large Volume oil M pages Proc 30 cents tn paper or y
ceuts In CLOTH Sent post paid address reoopt OF
thc price rioe 70 for the 50 eAoa % 80
doxou O. $50 hundscd For che cloth edtoa e6 dozen
Or 80 hurdred a which rates either edition vii sent
BROTHERS. S6 Chestnut street Philadelphia.
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Cherokee Cure.-The Cherokee euro IL
the ono Of the celebrated Cherokes Msdnss prepared TO
couneact the Ills that attend ndiscresions Of YOUTH
BY substituting strength and virIe power for asstude and
natural health and vigor for impo
tency clear eye for dimmed vision, active brain for
dreaming necsucy removing the that TO sever
the back and undong what often the work Of unna
tural Indulgence and from the hsahfu path OF
nature Price, one bottle 81; three bottles. s. Sold BY
oil druggists Pamphlet Sent BY express 70 oil parts
Of the civilized world by the sole proprissors. Dr. W. r.
MERwIN CO., 50 Liberty street. New York.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Proser<attvc
and Wig Depot Wholesale and reail-No. Aston House
The dye applied BY skiful artists.
Chaps, Chafes. Pimpies, Eruptions,
saltrheum. flesh worms &C.. cured BY dou Italian
Medicated Soap, at his new depot, ass Broadway.
Germs, Bunions, Inverted Nails, En-
arRed Joints the Feet cured without pain
inconveniepce TO the patient by DR.. ZACHAklE Sur
geon Chropodist. 100 Broadway
Carries de visite-I2 ror One Dollar;
'' PBRcTvAL. i4e Chatham street.
David.-Spring style or Gentlemen's
Hats, ready At 1917 Broadway near Duane street.
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Military Affairs.

THE REDUCED QUOTA IN THE NEW YORK DISTRICTS.
The following tables will show She changes In the
Second Third Fourth Fifth. Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and
Ninth Congressional districts (New York and Brookyn)
which are only affected by mo reduction Of the
quota OF this State
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The Brooklyn and Long IslSnd sanitary
Fair.

PRESIDENT LINCOLN SENDS AN AUTOGRAPH LET
TER-Ir SELLS roR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, BTc.
The hours Of the Brooklyn and Long Island Sanitary
Fair are numbered. The Executive Committee have dc.
cded TO close up tonight Everybody appears pleased at
their decision. The ladies tired out and acknowledge
IT, while the gentlemen look tagged, sit around and say,
oh keep open for another week, by all MEANS" There
Is also very perceptibe falling or 10 the number Of
visitors. All cogent reasons why the Fair should be
closed.
President Lincoln has been among the contributors 10
tho Fair. He sent autograph letter commencing the
enterprise and wishing IL every Connecticut
gentlemen standing by when the letter read aud
offered to give one hundred dollars for It, The offer was
accepted.
How 10 dispose Of the goods which remain unsold 10.
evening the question at present before the Ex
eoutive Committee They will probably come TO some
decision to-day, which will most likely be TO sell them on
At auction the gross receipts already amount 10 about
$3.50 900. When the Durham bull, the house and lot
(which are heavily mortsaged, and the remaining PIN
bottles, &c. nc are disposed Of the gross amount
Of receipts will DO about $500 00o
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE BRooKLYN rArR
Mr.. William Burdop, Chairman OF the Committee
Manufactures and Mechanics Accounts Of the Brooklyn
Sanitary Fair Acknowledges the receipt Of nve thousand
dollars and thirty eight cents v. neano, ESQ.,, OF
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. 10 was thousand
or this raised among the employees Of The yard,
while nearly all the remainder has been procured from
prominent shipbuders.
The sybarate who sighed for q New
: sss se Of 81 q Ss s ss
senses bad experienced delight sod By ali drussss
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q. saundcrs' Metallic Tablet Rnzos
sropThe oldes, and most approved srop 10 use h.
Ing been before the public for the last Can be
had, Wholesale and retail. Of the subscrbera,
Las. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House.
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All Demons OF Headache, ToOthach ne,
Neuralgia Csarrh Weak Nerves are speedily aud
msnenuy espscd Use woLCorTs Insisrt esin Anui.
h'iaor sod eveyYshcre,
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Last Day or Tickot-oE-Leavc Man az
81 al hours. "
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THE Metropolitan Sanitary Fair.
FAST HORSE DONATED TO TIE SANITARY cox,ns.

Mr. Robert Bonner, the OF the well known tros
ting mare Lady Woodruff has announced his intention Of
donating her to the Sanitary Fair. She viii be sold BY
auction and the entire proceeds 70 the treasury Of the
Sanitary Commission Tho u represented 70 DO In
very Ane condition and ought realize handsome sum.
FINE ART EXHIBITION.
Ane collection Of paintings has been placed on exhi
billion in the Derby Gallery for the benefit Of the Sanitary
Commission The paintings arc the productions Of first
class artists Mr. Schoe OF this city has four OF
his pictures 10 the exhibition The collection u 70
nainon exhibition for two weeks.
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Gouraud's Poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
from lev or aay part Of the body warranted
his new depot, ass Broadway.
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.Messrs. Simmons, Rogers & Co. are
authorized 70 receive deposits and make Scsoons @ our
account. H. Il. bIAAON6 90.
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The Best ana Chsspest Ncwsp pes I'm the
Country.
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Infantry OF the Army the Potomac Full Of the
Battle at Oiustee. Fla, resulting the Repuise OF tho
Union Forces under General Seymour Tho Latest News
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Army In all parts OF the Country Interesting Intelligence
from the Rebel States; Tho latest News from Europe;
Poetry two excellent storos Agricultural FacosIe, and
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Prize. ca.hed in AZ Lsga.i.sa Iosts-
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Prizes C.shed I'm All Legal Lotteries.-
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Lottery Tickets Ceshed i'm All Legal
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A Bad Breath.-Hovv Many Lovers it
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A Beautiful Compiexion.-Laird's
Bloom Of Youth he: achieved celebrity Of having e9s
an. sSd sss and SKIN
AQ0fe90 10 6mOk0rSs-EOl1ok q SOms
MeerscAaum Manufacturers SS7 Broome street the
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An Elegant and Varied Assortment Of
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Styles OF Hats and Caps for ladies' ssos
S
Albums and Carries do v1stte. Photo
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Browns Bronchial Troches-A Depot
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bronchitis coughs throat disorders and affections OF the
| lungs.-Livsrpool Post
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Prizes Cashcd, and Information Fur
nished In all iegalized lotteries
ALRCK 4 co.. Brokers. IS Pine street, New Yexk
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Grover 4 Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines 49s Broadway New York.
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A Bad Breath.-Hoyw Many Lovers II
has sepsratedhow many rtcndc foreysT Paed TO eject
ERS dentrince night and morning. 1t also beautinel
he complexion. Price fifty cents For sale BY all druggists
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Lcgaltxed Lotte.
ries and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. PHILADELPHIA
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Japonica or the socIete Hygfenique for
the Hair. Price 80 cents and g. lis Chambers street
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Royal Havana LOttcry-3O per cent
hghest rates paid doubons and Of gold
silver. TAYLOR CO., Bankers. 10 Wall street.
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Moy~rt's reutraisstng water Is tho
only sure corrective for ndygcpco In lcohdc yer
aecs Toe sale eycrYwbefs
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PetentsI PatentsI Patentsg

magnolia PhtiOcoms and II uiie Phtlo-
come OF the 8ocisc Hygentquo dc New York Price Us
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Lottery Tickets Cashod i'm All Legal
tied Lotteries. Information given: JOSEPH BAIEs.
Broker III Wall street. No. i.