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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-01

DISTRESSING AcClDENT.-We regret to hear of an.
o'her most Distressing accident which occurred about
twelve miles above Camden, on Frduy last, from com.
ing III too close proximity with Sugar Cane mill.
Bliss SILL-a sister to our highly esteemed ex.sherH'
was caught i'll the sylanders Of one of those mills
oot arms crushed badly as TO cause immediate am
putatIon-the taken off at tile shoulder Joint the
other above the elbow This is but one of many cases
heard OIL within the past few weeks; and We think i,
but the duty Of every planter making rghum to give
special warning to those engaged, as well to keep
visitors alta safe distance.
The Times correspondent is informed on the authori
ty OF persons in the confidence of the Confederate
ernnent that every Southern State would consent to
send delegates to general convention on condition
that tho FEDERAL Government, should consider Vir min
as one State, aud two Next, that in any Stat.
partially occupied or ncnaced by the Federuls, the
Federal soldiers should possess no vote and thirdly.
that in border States such as Maryland martial law
should DO su pended. and civil law reesablis,ed The
writer anticipates that if the convention should ever
meet, the South would command majority, as Ohio
and several other States ould join tho South rather
than renew hopeless struggle
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CAPTURE OF MosBr's CASNoS.--Thc Yam
KEGS are boastihg OF the capture of Col. NJ Mosby s
cannon. They were piloted to the place where
they were sscret"d, by traitor, who received
$1,000 as reward of his treachcry. Some
half dozen men who were guarding the can
non were also captured. This is small loss
to the gallant Colonel, who can supply their
places by captures from the enemy. 1t is sell
dom, however, that he uses artillery, as his
movements are SO rapid that artillery would
prove al encumbrahcc to him.
Richmond Sentinel, 25fh.
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bv tho Rev. D.. JohasOvpsrAes. Kssoo IA 0aAsA, Of
Pasrmo, % Miss lArnA Ronzu6B, a. Milan, yJsly.
lOpxw00D-HAvna--M s. MarkU ohurHb. Mount
reasant wednesday, April u. BY - Rsv Edmund
0uibert, brigaAsr GsaGsi MUsno9 kNxwOpo 70
Axrl - daughter Of nobsrt Haysn. bq ~ Tsrrysswss
N. Y. No cards
ACKNOWLEDGMENT s Tuesday, Apsp e. By the
Rev. Alfred A. Co kmsD, Captain A. g. MARsHAI. seven
eenih regiment New York veeran voiuntssrs, 70 hARA
T. HousEwoRru. eli or n shiU sigy. re- srs
TRATEs--HoOarInsoS.-In Norfolk. Va, on Tsseday.
April 10. by tho Rev. A. 0Aeson. n d. CHARLw IRA
rHxN. H. s. NJ 10 MILLS DEWn1, daughter Of r c. Hodg
kinson, all n arookiyn.
wsrIs-woop. On Morday, Apvn Is, a. the Church Of
the AsceusIon. BY the Rev William Nsisoa, GE0e0E
BuaaHAL Warns 70 HxLEs youngest daughter Of William
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fnsS s':ss, Sssf
s scs c ra syass, Daanoss Town. Dvus,ss
sssr S s'xsas ssris S.mssu
s e; S.r r,.;: c; Ssss-ll
sehw Browning Sherman. wsssssprisss'",J " NJ.
s sssr e. s xssss. Gam x.ss..
Scnr john clayton. cay'"S' baamore-Beutiey smisA
sss, Ts.S. Hs ;ss. P;s: sssy
schr Heroine ohsmpin PhliassdpAia- Berslsy. smss .
ssAr 2 Dsr.ng. r.nIos. E,,ssr.s.sr-w.rs'4 Carver.
sehr Z Liaa..y s Ss. s.s s.,, wx E,s,Iss
Wright, I,.:" Deal. I;':r s;..J Campbell
s scsr ki oss s.os s"s issrSa r.ess.. SEN
ss.%sr r nssss. s.S fs.S:Ds
ARRIVED
10 dsys Tosis1 WIN 7 sick soldiers putin for cosL
ssss%sSip nsviiss. Mills Hs~ss. April Ivy.ge
wish dss and passengers 70 whitney
ss@.Sp Moss,.shs g :..1spSrs Doyle ss.ss
ssD = c ss oasa i
BARK ' Meesesa%s Hammond. Arroyo April with
s.;s ArSs ' ~ nesdsS sho; Key
Bark aoso%os Marin. Key ives. days. wssh ndss y
:s.s ss r;s s. 70. Is '
e! = q lon s. spoke Br bark Crown from oArd'S ssS
!. s sss &c: Il x; WE %:
steamship YAzoo bound 8. - -.
brig tof Bosson, Small. s.gus. - DAYS. W.
molAsses. Miller Houghton. Sailed In Company 49,
brig John Welsh %, Phindepha 18th inst ist 81 Ioe ~
Brig Carl Emil fDanl Peterson. Bermuda II days. 49,
rndse. Middleton 4 Co.
Brig Rogers Yraton. Provdence.
Schr VIVA l. Burroughs Dnlzeli New Orleans. In balnne
10 Th0s p',nham.
schr 6icien Greenwood Newbern DAYS
Schr Sophia Ann. -, Brandy wine for New Haven.
Hchr @ u Copover. Jones. Trenton for New Haven.
schr 8 Lindsay. Emory Ezabethno,t aov ssco
schr John MAYO. -. Eiixsbethport for eos,on
Echr Eiya Caswel Elizabrthport for Fall 81 -.
Rctr Holmes Arnold, EiixAbethport for Pfovdenoa
0chr q 81 John, Dehard, Eil2Abahp0rt for Nor .ich
gchr Chief Champin, Eixabcthport for Norwich
Sohr Fiovence, Peckham Elyahethp0st Tor NorWa01s
bchr Ada Herbert Crowell. Goucesten
Sohr NJ Flm0ro Chaae. Boston.
Schr ! 0riers0n. HaFdtnR, BOSTON,
Hchr Empire. BOstcn for Albany. N
Rehr Monitor. Resse. wareham.
Steamer Haze ~ transpot,. Bolgar. FORTRESS 0soseA
In ballast, 70 Qusrcrmaster.
BELOW.
Rark Ocean Homo, from Matanzas. le days.
Bnrk " A platenirs. HoAd, from NDW OEeaus ~ dayA
Rark Pride Of the Sea
brig Taaso fdtn:,. from Mcasiua
Big Ocean Traveller from Neuvitaa.
Rrg George Amos. from Cardenas.
Gchr JHson. from Ouba-
echr Indian Queen. from Turks islands
Ono bark and one brig. unknown.
SAILED. &aa
wind Al sunset WNW
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BAsR-GARRgfsoS AT 50. Andrea churxo Richmond,
staten Island. on Tuesday, April 20. by ,se Row r.
Higbcc ~ D., WILLIAM A. BARn SoiifaA a., daughtcr
OF Carrot GsYretson. :
B,caAx-r usSsron Tuesday eveuios. April %, at 81
AIMS church. by the Rev. 7homss Gsllaudet, y. D.,
HAMILTON mceAA to AnAsSA c., only daughter Of James
] Bur.ct, nil OF this city.
nvaris- wnwsn--Oa Monday April Is, at the Second
Reformed Dutch churc, jersey city, by the Rev J. p.
10 CLARA wiswAL.
GRnynu- -RADEa--ou Tuesday, April %, by tho Row.
Francis vipton y D., LOUIS T. GRprfrt 10 MAmtDE Rs
gtyg. dacghterAiMax kadcr. Esq.
"a GRAssA-RoszcSs.--On Monday evening, April Is,
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rtos ercegns 400 Both leases for ssa ysass
iron ~ lst u hay next. ,t> Ar&8t
Ls0EvEs NJ JuDas C1nxk-As the spsoial rssssss q
NE members Of the bar and tho siumsi OF the University
Law School ths Hon. Thomas Cerke, LID. Justiss Of
The supreme Court win repeat this evening his sdmra
Die lecture a "The Douties az the IAw ~ 10 10. 80
the Dihcues Of Considered and coosrassed
CoAr1soILxs HAVE ErAu fos SALM-xr. James n.
Miller will sell at auction Friday next The estate q
the late Ceptroer Haws consisting OF sixteen lots on
second, Third and Fourth avenues house and l"s on
Lexington avenue; house and lot Madison avenue,
and other property. 5tssHM
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city Intelligence.


UMoS held Al the Union Assembly Rooms, No. 2ls
Grand street, on Monday evening. April as which was
largely attended Mr.. julius DeiseIman acted Presi
dent Mr.. Thomas Reilly Vice President and Nr. Jacob
Danton Secretary The following resolutions read
and unanimously adopted
Whereas The evils Of long PsorncsS Var are so,
sad eese pssr currency e ana p0' @
price article D,as !. ~ y, Sy
daily consumption. that ten dollars vii! mot
:rsr !. %r:y s:eIs
a. matter Of sh n:os ssS necessity .T ~
s1sy srsis sesss%stiSn, ;sI ana
provide FOR 1hsi S' families: ssrsicrs
ooas; q New Y 90 hereby Respectfully he
SS s:; nc II Of Ss:
Union Gnsy as'sI%ssd an.nimors vote e Islss
NE . e our duty !. ":
and e s:a.%sa s,::;:s
sfursSsr wish them d.sncsy under
~e nis . srup heir
Of rs cn
smss IN .he ,s.P.cs.Ss snns, We have hitherto
ad. hi gss
SsmS. a.s win 4. a.
morsy We rS. ssS ssSs
err ss psp"s shs% and and
Eh our = ss me ana I
| terS in their estabshmsntsl
ID was further resolved thas copy M sao rosousou
should be presented 20 each employer ID INC CITY of ne
10 be signed the 3Oth Gay OF April
scl should any employer refuse 70 sign the above reso
Iut,ous All mon belonging TO the Clothing Cutters PRO
secsvs Union win cease work for such firms and mo-
resume their labor until the conditions OF the aoresac
| resolutions are complied with.
CoaroRAnox SALE os FERRY LEAsss-rhs leases OF IN
two new ferries authorized to be established oeswso
New York and Brooklyn were disposed OF At public auc
zion Al the CITY Hall yesterday by Mr. Loew' ooneco
OF Cty Revenue BY order OF Comptroller Brennan. On
aim attendance Of interested parties was hand, an
the competition seemed 10 be confined 70 those
Mr. George Law among the spectators oas sSk N
part In the proceedings openly. The hst lease SOU y"
that Of the ferry about 20 DO established from re,s
and 80 East river 70 foot OF Bridge street, brookyI
Mr.. A. v. stout bid OIL for $500 per annum Inc neA
lease disposed Of Of the new ferry from the sam
piers to loot OF South sixth street. Williamsburg
Stout the successn' bidder 70 this case aeo III
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Court Calendor-Tnts Day.
. SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUn.-Part 1-Adourned with
out day: Part 2-Nos. 1906 49s. 500, ~, ais, 40.
1919 1i12. 1oes, lI2e, 1900 $780, 1873, 1925 1923.
1852 1864. 1850, 1884 1858. Part 8-Nos ITS. 1851
1873. 1887 6s4, l1o5, 1884, l46l. 1871. 1891 1861,
1906 1888. l48. 1867. 1878. 1872 1883, 1886, 1887
SUPERIOR CouKr-TRIAL TxRM-Part l--Nos 94lS, 8111,
lo75 4v17 4OS1. 4Oss lOss, 4osI 40so. 400s. zoos.
l09I 400e. 4l0l. 4l03. Part 2-Nos. 1870 3loo. 900
1882 1915 1885, $685. 634 1884, 1910. 1885, Sll2 $685.
A20, 8432
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Person., Ic,ellIreuce

N
Major General Frank p. Blair left tho Metropolitan
Hotel yesterday en- route for So Louis.
Major General HartsuG, OF the United States army;
Judge hondeet and daughter Of Moutreai Dr.. N.Y. Of
Rochester y. Stewart and wife, Of Sag Harbcr; william
Morrison and Henry Bishop Of Cncnnat Henry Robin
son and wife OF Albany and G. Deags Of st. Louis ere
stOpping at the MetrOpOltt an Hotel.
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The .ALLEo.D oossr,EAcY TO .ysDsR"

70 THE EpITOR NNw YORK rRrBUNR
eRIu the various publications q the charge against MI
j. D. Lewis discovered aeyera tending n his In
jury. which we deem II our duty 70 correct
First-Athough Mr.. J. II. Anderson charges In bis am
dav conspiracy 10 his DEATH he does not state
SINGLE fact 10 sustain that charge.
GecondAI that Of the witnesses pretend %
charrs that Mr. Lewis desired that Mr. Anderson shoue
rocevs personal chastisement TO the doanite
language OF OF Them Mr. Lewis wanted Anderson ckad
And are conNd:pt from tho evidence Il our
ThirdWe assured BY Mr. Lewis and These CONTESTED
with him In bnsness that Mr. Anderson never was partner
Of Mr. Lewis and sustained other relation to him
than that Of clet which relation ceased than one
and also that feeling OF joAlousy rivalry
has It time existed the OF Mr. Lewis his nr
toward the firm with which Mr.. Anderson Is engaged
VERY respectfully. yours,
A. J. DlTTKNHOEFKRs
Counsel for ). d. LewiA
NEv YOpY. Aprl 1894.
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Sons inimitsble Night blooming Ccreus" the uonpare
Yhess ossms mi,suons az ne pecrsss ana popisr
tract be known BY the fact that hsy mot bear The
the glass Of the bottles Look this orteon Of genuine
ness before you purchase. Sold by ell druggists.
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UnSssti states 1910 Dsaas.


These bonds are issued uaarr che oct Of Congress q
March 1874 which provides that eli bonds issusa under
shis act shall be EXEMPT FROM rAxArfoN " or under
asy State or municipal sushoriy suSssripsens sssss
bonds received in sass notes o. notes or NJ
tionai Banks They arc 10 BE REDEEMED In COIN. u
the pleasure OF the period not s than
than forty years nom their dass and unit.
their redemption FIVE PER GENT INTEREST WILL Be
PAID IN ooIN bonds Ds, over enc hundred dollars
annually. and All binds ssmiannualiy The inter
each year.
Registered Bonds are o. Of the United
Treasurer be transferred only owners
order Coupon Bonds pAysss 70 bearer and
convenient for oommercaa, uses.
Subscribers this loan Win have the option having
sheir interest from March l. by paying
srusd interest ooin-tor in United States notes the
noAaef National Banks adding ay per for premIum>
Or receive them drawing interest," from tho Of anbscp
ZION and deposit
~ these Bonds e1smpt from municipal State
oa their value IL increased from one to ,hrss nor cent per
annum according 70 the rate tax svss in various parts
Of the country.
AZ che present rate Of premium gold they pay
eight per interest and Of equal
nissos a permansn. Or temporary Investment.
10 believed that NO great Inducements
70 lenders a. the various descriptions OF United States
Bonds In all other forms indebtedness the faith
.huv -, ,-,v.,. A.. a. .ocS .o,ars.s a. ..c.....
communities only, il pledged for payment while for the
debts Of the United States the whole property the ooun
try holden % the paymensef both principal and
interest IN coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in from 90 up
70 any magnitude the same terms and are thus made
equally available the smallest lender the larses. CAPT
tails. They can be converted Int money any moment
and the holder will have tho beneat Of the interest
The fact that all duties on imports payable in specie
furnishes fund for ike payment Of insrss. govern
msn. bonds largely in Of the wants Of the Treasury
for this purpose
Instructions 70 the National Banks acting loan agents
wore not issued from the United States Treasury until
March M Blu. in the nrs. three weeks Of April tho subsop
tons have averaged moro than
TIN MILLIONS WEEK.
Subscriptions viii be received by the Treasurer Of the
United Stated at Washington Assistant
at New York. Boston and Philadelphia, and b. the
First National Bank Of New York. No. Wall street..
Second National Bank OF New York; Tweny-thrd street
and Broadway.
Fourth National Bank OF New York. Pine street.
Sixth National Bank Of New York. Sixth avenue and
Broadway
Tenth National Bank Of New York. 240 Broadway.
New York National Exchange Bank ls4 Greenwich street.
First National Bank OF Philadelphia.
First National Bank Of Washington,
By all National Banks which dcpostares OF public
money All respectable banks and bankers throughout The
country will furnish further information application and
AFFORD every facility TO subScribers
II
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Household Gard.
Not only all the fashions in hats which be found
elsewhere. but great diversity Of styles which
CAN BE FOUND NO WHERE ELSE,
comprised In tha Immense first class stock NJ
GRNIN'S. NO. SIS BROADWAY.
The fashions for the spring compete 81 this esta.
lshent tociude extensive variety Of dress and
dress Has for gentlemen hSa presented ~ other
sortment In the country. The exposition Of
LADIES'. MISSES. cHILDREN'S AND INFANTS
compehen0s mot only the sandd syeso Europe the
present and approaching but nnumerabls unique
fabrics suited % =, The b. ,,,s - ,.sr.
and adapted To- 81 Purgc:s. believed sss no MSsnss
finding each member of fabric for the head which
will strike her - becoming and suits me-
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Ladies', MISUNDERSTANDING, Any
width, per yards French Fng a 927 Broadway
between Twenty-hrst and Twenty second strcets.
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Deafness, Impaired sight.
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
cHRoNIC CArARRH,
CURED.

cArARRH or rnx TyMPANIc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUTfCONS OF THE
EUsrACHlAN TUBE
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z. u. simmOns 4 Co.-Managers.
euxIsY. RxTRA Class l99-April Is. 1884,
CLASS 3Oo-Aprn 26, 1861.
81, So, 6. So, 4s, II, 40, 66, II, "a, IS, Is. l.
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"Her Majesty Chi m pm gne.-The Roy.
NJ Wine of England 1OO) Of this exquisite wilma FOR
sale Of $50 per W. H. wAaD No Broad street. N Y.
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France. Ellis 4 Co.-Ma gers. ".
LIBRARY, EXTRA OLAss 4s-Apri rs 1884,
IA, 81, 65, rs, 20. "a. So, 49, 81, 50, 80, 81, II
CLASS A-Aprii 49, 1851
6s, 81, IL, n, "a, Is, 10, 1, 70, 81, IS, g. 20.
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TOO LAVE ron CLAssIFICAT.fON.

a GREAT gARgAIN "A FISB FARM o. 100 ACknt5ss
n ali under good eriuvaton two oschs rds go,a
ings ON aturnpke three miles from New ~ ics
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"IN HOG vINCRSn
ROMAINE'S CRTMEAN BITTRRS 10 composed very
largely Of caaya with number Of other rare medical
It 10 the only exharant tonic beverage tho fol
lowed by supplying reacsn hence for convaescents
the debated and sedenary, Il has equal. Il has tho
pleasant bitter taste Of pure caisays bark with unde-
We refer 20 testimonials published daily In this column
70 the scope Of it, medical powers
Marble Store, No. q Walker street, New York.
For sale by all druggists.
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slavery, IN Comparison - tine Union
and the federal like very green initiation
emerald g all hs diamonds IN hswora T. s nov. re-
ment in wopa band or assassns iesgued togAher
10 pirate the whole Christian AID civilized world Is
there enonEh 10 hesitate VIII ash OF
he twoio choosei This Doctor HUNTERS opinion pub.
ey The Doctor Is ready from A. NJ until 9P
~ ave ins,,uction % All young ren whs wish 70 I'D IN
ru,ting this Internal rebellion Hs be consulted
n his Old only ONCE. Nc.a Division strce4. New
York city since 1854 Eight separate and private
|
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Capita!
President Hon Alfred 81 Wood Mayer Of Brooxyn. the
property this company consists OF interests in tho
Noble aud maple Shade" and and oil lands
OH Greek Pa. which flowing enough ell TO IN.
sure dividend can't B0oka of subscription for
limited OF $40 per share. the
Office ~ Pine street. Is shAre payable upcn
sui
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Q,nportant 20 Soldiers Disch rged for
wounds-The 500 bounty 10 paid. Apply with dis.
charge Communications BY mali promptly answered and
blanks sent SOMES BROWN 4 CO.. No. 2 Park paace,
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CROSS EYE srRAIGHTENBD IN ONE MINUTE,
And disease Of the Eye and Bar Requiring e,ssr
BERG, al his consulting rooms, SIG Broadway, near
Twelfth street
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Gouraud's Poudrc subtitle uprcots HAIR
from low foveheads Of the tody. Warranted
his new depot, ass Broadway.
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, &c.-Marsh
co ~ Rncal Curs TRUSS o1os oaiy a No 2vessy street.
liant
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Murray, Eddy Il CO.-Managers.
KusrucKY. BxrRA CLASS 295-April 26 1854
81, 81, SO. a. SO, 80. "a. 10. IL, CT. 81, 80, IL.
KxxrucKY. CLAss s1e-Aprii rs. 1854
~. IA, So, 65, 66, 49, "a, 70, IL. 20, st. IL, 90
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Hoycs Hinwath tina HAIR Rest0ratAvc.
HOYrS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
H0YTs HAZE HESsTrooRRAsTTIIvvE

resors faded and .r and whsssrs e ns
HEADACHK NERVOUSNESS, Ard OTHER hxD Er
FECTS OF PREPARATIONS CONTAINING SULPHUR
SUGAR or LEAD, &c. We apply the Hiawatha At on
thus enabling ne public % detsrminc whrher y I
ORIGINAL COLOR u EIGHT APILICATt0NsaS, ,, WE
injurious the hair skin. but TO BE- IN the highest dees
'enenG WoYTS 81 IMPERIAL. CoLoRINa CREAM.
An dressing fog whiskerS Sold sterywhore
"a Irntxsr.x naoe osssr Hl 1s.o Msx Yoet
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Prof. Alex. 6. Barry's Trfc0ph crOus %
Medted Compound for PRESERVING restoring and beauti
y,nr the hair scurf and dandru preventing
and gray hairs curing diseases Of the skin glands
and rscles such salt rheum, bmpes chilblans 10
chaps rhenmatis swelling. sore thrcA &C. giving In
H. Price Sold by all druggists throughout the
world Principal Office 37l Pearl street. r. r.
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Grover a. Bakers highest Premimm
Elastic su,ch sswins Machinery Cos broadway. New York
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Prizes Cashed In All LeGalized Lotte.
ries and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN.
Brokers, sac Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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Pfmples, Er~ckles, Tan, Eruptfons,
TeteY saitr eu Sslowness Flesh Worms, &C. cured BY
SOURAUDS Italian Medicatsd Soap. his Depot 45S
Broadway
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nr. Marshsiu,s Catavrh SnuM II the
best remedy for Casarh and al diseases caused BY
Cold In me Head and out all obssruo-
ons glands and gives healthy action 70
me partA affected. Sold BY al drugshtsl
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Beautiful Conn lex Son.- La frd's Bloom
Of Youth surpasses preserving and beau-
flying the copexion aud akin. ass Brosdwsy ah0 drug
gsts everywhere.
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Ivory NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lc and Retail,
wELLINGs. 2H Centre street. sign Of the Gofden BE
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ucem OF Benuty-Whttc virgin Wax
Of Antilles beautfes whitens and the complex
on SOFT fair deiicae smooth and transparent;
II cures chapped hands and lips removes pimpes &C. AZ 20
composed OF white hence It's extraordinary quail
lies Tor preserving beaufyinR the skn Manufactures
only by HUNT a CO. 133 South Seventh street. Philade
nhn. sold at IT'S uadwAy, and all druggists.
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-~~~>S~~~s~<>~-~~~~~~~
The Committee o. Charitable Sscis-
ties in the Senate Empowered
10 Investigate New York
Charitable Institutions
During tho Summer.
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action Of the Legislature on National Poll.
tics, and Its Failure to Pass any Rsso-
luton Endorsing President Lincoln.
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AMOUNT OF BUSINESS DONE.
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LEGISLATION FOR NEW YORK CITY.
n
mo CITY RAILROAD BILLS PASSED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

Deafness or Children and OF Young
sub ec with without discharges from the sara and All
other SIGH and hearing receive the
usnsl attention from Dr. CALDWELL, Ma ~ Citation place,
RIahsh street Hours from otoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

Cemetery Embell ishments, bouquet
Vases Ivy Oresses Mausoeums single rAye Enciosasss
wrought and east iron Railing Of every description
"a Nicholaa Haal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

Relief and Health co Your Children
Mira uINsLow's soOTHING SYRUP for Children res
,-ye, the child from pain invieoraes the stomach aad
bowels AGILITY and wind coils Perfectly safe In
nil cases. miliieus Of mothers hastily Twenty FIVE
.epts bottle omses 40 Dey NeyOrk. and co5 High
pohcrn London. England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

BatcheIOr's Hair Dye-The Best fh tho
world Harmless, reliable instantaneous The only per-
iectdye Sold by all druggsta Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

Vapoxs frcm Cedar Camphor arc Fa-
tally suscng TO all iBsecs Mat breathe thsough their
skins Dead SURE mothA Druggists keep Cedar GAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

C0rns, Bunaons, Inverted Nails, En-
laresd Joints and Of the without pain
or Inconvenience 70 the patient BY Dr. zAObAkIEs Sur.
weon Chropodsl 100 Broadway.