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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-02

,set Form, linen back .
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T. LLoYD's MAP OF THE SOUTHERN
STATES, with full description Of the
whole Coast, depth Of water, &C., and 6
description Of each county. Size 40sT s..
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7. LLoYD's MAP OF THE MIssIs-
sIPPI RIVER, from Saint Louis to its
mouth, with fall description Of all the
ISLANDS, bars, names Of the owners Of the
diferent plantations, &c. 30 SsO.
cset form, linen %
Ttidn "
COT 81
II. LLoYD's' GREAT RAILROAD, Tele-
graph and Express Map--has every mile
ID road, North or South, up to lat August;
names Of the road, fare, time Of starting,
length Of roads, and names Of officers,
sc. Size 50 $50.
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: acknowledged by Gen. Burnside's officers
the best ever published. All the rail
s0ads, Wagon roads, creeks, &e., eOlOred
in counties. Size 40 ps5O.
ces form, Linen back 90
at form lIil ,,;......'-............... 3
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H. LLoYDs NAP or THE REBEL
LION, showing the Territory taken from
the rebels and what they still hold, with
battle grounds marked, ca sheet form.
= Is cents
ok forrn, colorsd, with sketch o. each
fight up the last fght 1t Nilsson Ridge, 30 cents-
"
HARTs OF THIRTY-FIyE GENERALS.
handsomely ooiored. Size 70 X 80.
"a. sorn-.... Is oeDls.
HARTs OF SEVENTEEN MOUNTED
I GENERALS, handsomely oOlOrsd.
'lset fsTrn- . cents
lATT1E OF FORT DoHELsoN, besusl.
fully eOlossd. Size 30 " A.
beef ioFE . eoals
cRIPTURAL CHARTS, such as Life Of
Christ, Prince Of Peace, Bible Events and
Pilgrims Progress, handsomely eOlOred.
sheet FORM Is cents
EoUNT VERNON, containing Map Of
wsshington's Farm, Picture Of his House,
the Church IN which he was married, his
portraits at % and 40, and just before he
,iied also his wife'si 4 sketch Of their
( lives, and numerous other things. Size
95H4O.
LAPs OF THE TERRITORIES and Cali
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America, Maps Of the World, Europe,
England, Ireland end Scotland, France,
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PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-02

H. LLoYD's NAP or THE REBEL
LION, showing the Territory taken from
the rebels and what they still hold, with
battle grounds marked, On sheet form
N---N,s
pOk forfr. colOred, with sketch q each
Eight up tle last eight n Nilsson Ridge, 30 cerfs-
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LAPs OF THE TERRITORIES and Cali
iOrnia. Mexico, West Indies, Central
America, Maps Of the World, Europe.
England, Ireland snd Scotland, France,
and Of different countries. at the lowest
prices.
sRINTs OF gATTLE SCENES, Farm
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7. LLoYD's'eREAT RAILROAD, Tele-
graph and Express Map-has every mile
VI road, North or South, up to lat August;
names Of the road, fare, time Of starting,
length Of roads, and names Of officers,
sc. Size 50 $50.
clet FORM linen 80
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-02

T. LLoYD's MAP OF THE MIssIs-
sIPPI RIVER, from Saint Louis 70 its
mouth, with 4 fall description Of all the
Islands, bars, names Of the owners Of the
different plantations, &c. 90 x 50.
cset form, linen %
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An Unklnd Cut.

Nashville, March !. 1864.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15
Arrtvsf Of the Twsatisfs Eegimoaf n
u. y, ~.

Theft Senseta regiment how York STATE Militia, Col
n B. Gates o1ehuodEed and sixty Of whose members
have feenistet arrived III this city yesterday morning
ea route for home end quartsred in tho PARK bar
racks. This regiment drst mustered in for th ee
months service Ia april 1851 II returned from tho ned
aud was mustered ous 10 the August eusulng Was re-
organized and again left Zoe the field Tor three years on
the twentyfn Of october. 1861. The original number
Of men its rolls hundred and eighty Ave. to
which has been added two hundred and City recruits
There its rolls hundred aud forty
ali OF whom except seventeen who could oa.is. navc
awaited themselves OF that privilege
The Twentieth has fought OF Eormans Ford Warrenton
Springs 5econd Bull run whefe Colonel Pratt tieD com
manding, mortally wounded, Chanti!y (uhere Il
nauguratet the battle and fought two hours and half
Alone by order or General Hooker Scuth Mourtai An
tietam, ire Fredericksburg and 6ettysburg II
OF the five that received the THANKS OF General
Doubleday FOR gallant c0nduct at Gettysburg this hgn
compliment being ated b. Gonerai Order pro
mu.ged on the 4tb of July,
Two thirds Of the officers and onenat 0i the
put hoTs d CoTb1t the bloody field o Geit ysbars. C
twenty eieh officers who went into TINT battle eighteen
killed wounded, and Of two hcndred eno eighty
pryates who entered that engagement hundre
6ght they were ordered reon the Erst srmy corps
having been taken from the dsaileo provost duty TO
which they assigned by Genera, Patrick Provost
Marshal General Of the Army OF the Potomac and which
they have constantly performed since they have been
scrgic whom not engaged active campagntpg When
their thirty five days tuiouga expire. they U return
30 the army WITH fun ranks
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Arabia, C,psia stone, VIII
leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails Europe will close ia this city to morrow
afternoon at a quarter past one AMI at hapas, five
O'Clock TO 90 by railroad
The New York Naturalization Tor Europe viii be
published at eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning and vii
contain Map the Field OF the Rebellion showing rs
vast extent and compact form in 1861 audSs Dssovng
Fragments In 1894 Important News from New orleans
and Texas The Progress of the Siege Of Charleston pc
tails of the Operations Of the Armies in Virginia, Noftn
Carolina and Tennessee; mpor,an, New. from the Rebel
States The Latest News from Mexico, Ciba, s. Domn
CO. &c. aud all other interesting OF the nas week
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing I've cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15

CAMP i25ra REGIMENT ~. fFS Volaysrgsat
NEAR STEVE 5DURG, Va, Feb. IL. 1854 !
= your issue OF the 9t you published despatch
from Mr.. William Young in rossgd 70 tho late nogoneat
OF the Second corps the Raodao giving the credit OF
tho frst crossing at Morton's oed 20 one hundred
OF the One Hundred and Twenty sixth tegimcnt New
York Stale Volunteers unde1 the command o. Leptenent
Colonel Bairo. would beg Leave correct mistake
made by Mr. Young in his despatch TO yonr papst
Tho following the facts OF the case-At ha past
O'Clock the One Hundred ana Twenty nth regiment
New York slate Volunteers ordered to iufDsa
hundred men to lead eSirnishers the ford.
ONE hundred commissioned officers aud were
furnished, under the command OF Captain john Quag,
assisted by Lieuts r. B. Hui, g. G. Barto, r. OConnor.
H. Miller +. 8 = Ciapp The skirmishers advanced
and crossed Mortons Ford at eleven clock CALAMITY led
by Capt r s. Seabury. Assistant Adutant Generas
General OWENS staff, the first man to crosa the
stream. The enemy's pckets lay intrenched, to the
number OF sixty 10 eighty men, ine opposite bank OF
the stream withibshort range OF the ford They opened
brisk fire tho skirmshers bat amounted 10 nothing
boys wore altogether too quick for them Az soon
thcy over they captured 0. the enemy twenty
and two commissioned officers. They were then
depoyed advanced Diminishing to the left OF the ord
driving The s0eny into their ntronchmens. Tbs baianoe
the regiment together with the brigade. consisting Of
the Thirty ninth. One Hundred and Twenty sixth and One
HnDdredand Eleventh Now York State Volunteers,
ed aud took position tue right where they fought az
bravey any troops could receiving the omaendatca
OF their commanding generals. I, T. :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15
Police Intelligence.

sszuu CocyyyntEir POSTAL CURRENCY, Dils Ere -
on Saturday afternoon officer Boomer OF the twentieth
precinct, received information that two mon, named
Henry .McGcsry, Of Eleventh. avenue between Thirty.
sixth sno Thirty seventh streets Charles b. Morgan re-
sdiur 264 West Thirty seventh street. had found
large amount o counterfeit ty cent postal currency and
dice Tor making the same the dock foot of Thirty sixth
the named had retained poss ession the spurious
currency the dice He accordingly proceeded to Nor
gan hoNse there found the dies STs OF the bogus
money cot his mother IL is reported, had burned tho
remainder OF tie 0rrency, amounting 10 upwards Of
800 Mcseary tpd Morgan were then conducted TO the
station house where IN explanation they stated that
while reins iogs for Hartoushs sawmill on friday
afternoon they ornd the money and dies secreted be.
tween the logs Morgan, however, did not give the
reason FOR HE mothers burning the counterfeit notes
The matter will be further Investigated by the proper
authorities
AsprsT on rueir,g RorEs wAsHiSoIoy.--G W.
smith one q tie Washington detectives arrived in this
city yesterday morning, having custody an exceeding
ly reyulsive looking named Peter r Burk, whom
ne arrested In Washington. Burk, IL charged was an
active participant Ia the dsgraceiui riots Of last july
with bis band applying the torch TO- the Weehawken
ferry BRIDGE foot Of Forty third street, North river
~ further sledged that Burk while the mob hed por-
TIN Of the upper part Of the city at their mercy extortcd
numerous other parties the city 10 render escape I'M
possible Burk hAndcusd before leaving the nations
capita and had on the ornaments when arrAsned before
justice rowling Burk was committed TO the Iombs for
it'll uur police authorities say that he has been IN
dcted for riot, arson, Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15
FINANCIAL AND coMMERC GAL.
SUNDAY. Feb. Il. 1864

SUNDAY, FEB. IA, 1861.
During the past week rise Of nearly three per
cent has taken place 10 Missouri 6's and a fall Of
one and half per cent in Tennessee 6's. But
little alteration has taken place in New York
Central. Erie preferred, Hudson River, Harlem,
Illinois Central, Fort Wayne or Terre Haute Erie
has risen two per cent and Reading FIVE per cent.
Michigan Central has fallen nearly two per cent,
while Michigan Southern has advanced almost as
much. Cleveland and Pttsburg has advanced
one per cent and Cleveland and Toledo three per
cent. Gslena has gone up nearly three per cent,
while Rock Island has fallen twenty.oue per cent.
Government stocks in general have risen 10 price,
with the exception Of United States Sc, "a,
which have fallen three and half per cent, bring.
ing IL nearer to the quotations Of January 20.
Gold has been remarkably steady during the
past week, the only ductpAfiou Of moment being
caused on Monday by .ne issue Of bogus news
concerning the fall Of Mobile. Otherwise the va.
riatIons during TIC whole week have not exceeded
one per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15
Operations In North CnrOiinss.
GENERAL ORD.Rs--NO. l5.

. ARMY DISTRICT o. KoRra CARoslaA
NEwBERN, NJ G., Feb, 10, 1854
The Commanding General, learning Of the desperate
advance Of the rebel hordes upon his lines OF
bread meat clothing aud pluuder gave up his OF
absence and has returned to his commando not much
doubt Of the ability Of the troops to hur back the
enemy as with them the honors tolls and pfva
tons Of the opening campaign
He returns his thanks 10 General Palmer aud Coooels
JOrdan Amory and Ciaassen, and TO oil tho officers and
Of their commands. for the gallant repuse OF Major
General Pickett with more than twice their numbers.
The moment seized upon for executing long and
we'll prepared plan, whom many Of the troops were on
On this occasion the enemy f0und
by bitter experience. that all were veterans.
Those regiments that were with tho Commanding Gene.
raj during the siege OF Suffolk have earned fresh aures
in this triumph tho troops OF Pickett Armis
tead, Kemper and Hcke. ther old adversaries under
Longstreet and Hill.
BY command OF Major General PECK
BrNI B. FOSTER, Assistant Adjutant General.
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Port Of Sesr Work. Sssr~ary a. sssa
'ARRIVtN

ARRIVED
Ship raomss Duohsm Young Hswc,fl ~ a, 80. La.
Isfirosd ron 20 fhDmss bnoham RAD heavy ssIss fs
Bark Queen OF the (Br) Dpmareaa rio Iaca,,c ~
DAYS with coffee. Z, JAS Patrick Ill lat ! ,..
49, spoke shp Lion OF Ioaton % daya from ios
Olives slaponsro Brl, clifford Ri, yanors ~ ssya
with coffee, 70 Phipps GO.
sah Loush llth inst lat 80 IS TSOt sycso
Brem brig tesla sI days from Whsnp0s for New Yotf
Bark Hanson Gtceory (of kocsandl Gregory. nov o.
leaBs. ~ days With sugar &c. % MeIcalf Duncas
kaamo OBI DEXTER. kemedtosi dhys, with
&c 10 X Dew0lf
artg Exeol.ior tBr rrudden Bermaas aaya. -sa as.
brig 4 Bradshaw. Fish, Alexandria. ballast 10 y
Brig VIM q Bicknore. Bcknore. Baltimore, sdsys rita
ssSr vctcrs gBrj wickIsnd Ms,smoros 81 asYs -s.A
cotton, TO Victor 4 Duckwitx
schr s = Aiken (of Wilmington Dell. gotrNy Now o.
Vesus II days with sugar 20 Cooper
vScbr Ney, McKoss Yorktown. 70 hoars
vchr VIM Henry, 5harrott. York River
schr Sea Witch, Tyler. virginia
scrv Bucna Vista Horton, Baltimore. dAgs
sebr Vi Price Billiard Brapdywine dsys
sssr T.s s%i bwe essF'e aes sss
Sch Il acull, 6cu. Great Eex lIaSbor
steamer sea 0uiI. Rcsrov. Provsasnsa
Steamer Falcon Jones. Providence
ship Atnelt Bonugcr (Fras), from HE~ta
One ahip anSo brig. unknoww.
Stlf-Ships Igpedcs Lovely Bunts3, bnks QuiputcOs4
White Sea Morton Bibc ODER, l. Bauer brgs udoia
Ryder Rounding Biiow Marco pcl', N hcHcii Reed.
s.aneas.sr : Garrison i wiaes Il Vac sss.c Lily
Wtpd a, sunset INV fresh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15

MALARD has the honor 10 inform the public and bis GUS
that have already appreciated the selection OF
his French Goods. imported BY hmthst he has Just r.
ceved sree assortment Mirrors for drawing with
SILT frames q the chcces ,sste whch he viii sell with bis ns
comprising Boue oak (anque) Psrlor Sets ccyrr
with Lyons six ianSy Chairs Bookcases Tables stat
uees and Menel Pieces Groups original Statues b. eo',n
Ware Cprains embroidered end materials for the % ~
The whole az the lowest prices Also fine collection OF OIL
Paintings among which some originals He bcss 20 IN
vie amateurs and vist bs gallery he business having
4 be clnsed dAhnitixeY next month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15
BROOKLYN Citg Intelligence

USKSowN Man Found DsowsuD.-The body OF man
was found on the 18th inst dontng 10 the water Ia
Gowanus' creek near Penny bridge. The deceased was
dressed IN a black frock coat dark brown vest. DARK
pauts whto Shirt white flannel undershirt dark purple
neck lie and new calf skin boots. In the packets were
found the photograph OF a lady, IN small oval case
covered with velvet; white pocket handkerchief
marked "Sopha r." iackknfe. and square breast.
Mn with an anchor and the letters ~ So it, The
face and head perfectly deDuted OF ilosh aud hair
so that his age could not be determined or his features
recognized Coroner Barrett held inquest, and YER
dict OF tFound drowned rendered. The body was
sent 10 the dead house Tor identiicatiou.
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Court Gale N a ar-ihts Da y

SufnSE CouM-tKcrT.-part mos 1871, los.
1906, 1907, 1909, 1911 1913, 1916, 1921, 1895 lS.3,
1927 1899, 1871, 1873 1876 1885. 1897, 1889. 1928
Fart 2.3 Duane streetNos 600. 6ls go, 1858, SOC,
s52 260 &C., ia $685. 600 1907 1000, SIS, s05, 1901
1908, 1885, s3l, coz.
SUPERIOR CorRr--TRIAL Tsss.-Par 1.-Nos. 2sl5 SSsJ
343e 1919, 342l, 343S 1887, 2i53, 1885, 1865, 32l,
34l5 $751; 324s, 1859. Part 2Nos. $3.50, 2372 2eis,
3le0 $685. $500 1872 $685. 226s, 1906 $685. s6o 1912
35lg, S5l6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-15

oaps0se or . Hrfg with Ssvem Hundred
Negroes ON Board by spaalsh war
steamer, &C., SO.
TIE arrival Of The Morning Star Captain s. n. Courte
nay a. this port last evening phces possession or
Havana dates u Febsuary9
90 the morning OF thai day &hs Spanish war steamer
Ns?tunio entered the harbor Of Havana having brig
COW ~ which were about seven hundred negro slaves
boTd The brig was captured OF Remeaos on the north
sds Of tbs Island Of Cuba The government is reported
TO have been Informed OF tbs expected arrival OF tbs
SLAYER, spd had niads preparations for her capture
Thc Steamships Corsica sns Roanoke were al Havana
about 60 sail Tor New YORK
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Piles, Itching PIles.-Use ROxsman's
Sure. I. never fails. Sold BY all druggists

Prof. Alex. q. Bnrry's TrtcOph er0us
Medicaed Compound FOR preserving restoring sud besn
tying hair and dandruh preventing
badness and gray hairs curing diseases Of The skin glands
and (such sa, rheun, pmpcs, ehblains &c)
chaps. sn, swengs sore throat dc, giving in
relief cases Of cuts brses sprane burns scAds
Ac Price 2, cents Sold by all druggists throughout the
world. Princpal ONCE s14 Pearl street. N. Y.
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Address 10 smokers.-Pollak 4 SON,
Mccrschaum anufacurers, 6T Broome street near t9e
Bcwcry, cell goods at Wholesale and retail Pipes CIV 70
order, repaired boiled and mounted.
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QuestiOns.
QUESTIONS

QUESTIONS.
THAT CONCERN EVERY ONE TO ANSWER
Does your Gs,r ;sii ons
Does il feel haish and dry. and ieyesisia
yo a6'cd with itching burning sensation q The
A!s yoa DUBBED with naqdruat ~, s.,,,,. i -
Are sou troubled with Nha i csaei Serouia o. SAL
Have you had ne E,gsesIa ana ~; your hai
Have os had aS, The ae ss s reser sss es "
DO yoa Wish soft and iusrols hsis2
30 30 y yoa WISH wS ys oT 1 %R, Issi: sS.y,
Do you wish them restored a cocrt
DO YOU YOU w want f sgf, yong eaareu
% you sse u ics yon'' TO- father Or mohsf for
DO YOU want to make a present.
20 y ySa w want RGslmss. 81 sr 1SsE 'o'
DO you want Gou,ie disilca article.
sou The best preparation dresia .,as.
sa g0Ss@ os. ' Sc a%s a s '0 'nd rendering ''
ii warian .,.
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
p TsFg9gsR sgEs2T e 'sf
scon s oifEREp = 70 dhG rGsLlC
i ros. Jai 81 bottle, Or sir bottles 81, snd i
rAssrs CO o., Fs1 csn So i rssg''F
see sale of Cotton Cards in Advertising
col mus
TrWs.ss. Elastic STOCKINGS. &c.-Mar sh
co r. dicsl Cure TrV. Office only o. No. fesey se
Lady attendant
Wigs, fo"pess. Hair Dye. Hair Dy.ing
and Moldsya cream. or beeuifying he la - W. A.
BAcnELoKs, ID Bono street
White virgin Wax OF Aniiiies.-A New
French cosmetic Tor teautiY wNitenn. aEd preserving
the comp exon, masking fair, delicate, smooth
transparent cutiug charmed hands lips, pimres Ac War
rented Remember n is composed % virgin and
esnnoi 70 iule the Skin. Msnufscured only BY HUNT
60. l sonth seyepth street., Phi Rdenha SOLD az Tod.
dlngtons 10 Broadway. New YORK. A. Crokeaus Ia Bal
nmOre sfet. Baltimore; Bniwislsf corner o. lwsh
druggists generally.
Wheeler ~ Wilson Highest Premium
I l1es.silck Sewing Machines ohce Us Brcpdwsv
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Astss.--Recspts IS bbs. Market steady, and the de
maud such readily absorb the receipts Mt So 81.
for pots and $40 Tor pearls.
BeEApsrurfs-Recepts IL ,393 bbs. nour Az bols.
aud ,G25 sacks meal, 3eiT Sushes wheat. 1905
do. corn 1854 do and $40 do. barley malt. The
demand Tor -four was restricted the most pressing
necessities OF the local trade and, with liberal receipts
and the absence Of any export demand Of moment the
marke. for State and Western descriptions very
much depressed and generally lower The bulk OF tho
business basis 50 10 IS So for extra State
ana ST 20 a 50 40 for round hoop Ohio with sales Of
1900 bbls Canadian and Southern flour also In
favor OF the purchaser with $50 OF the former and 500
tho latter Sold Corn meal and rye -four moder-
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Cmessl Dsawiaxs 81 Murrsy. naav .
Iss!uoEr EsrsS 6sAa M Fob. q. 1854
(, l0. 81. 81, So. 76 go. rs, 10. a. ~, 10, n, &C.
RsrrvcEv oLAss us-fee Is. 1885,
Otrculars sent tres OF charge b. sdaress
OovinKtob, ~
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Rad Brenth.-Jyo1y \,

Rad Breath.-Bo>v Many Lovers IL
has sepsra,ed-nov man, snds forever psgel 70 sGs'
hrs dentrifce, night and morning, IL also beauhes
the plexion. Price 1fy cents For sale by all drugs
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ABeFuttfui CONF Blooiu
Of Youth has achieved celebrity OF having equal or
preserving and pesutyins the comp sfion. No Az Broad
way, and druggists everfw here.
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r. SIMMONS CO..
OoVington, Gy
OnIeiai Drawings Of the LIBRARY Assoc
station Company s..a ' U.s. Il , KeessSs 1885,
Sc, ~ 40, 81 ., 90 u 20 50. 90. IL %. 81. As
0rAss 6f2-Feb. IL 1885,
49, 70, 40. 80, CT, 2, 10. 70, "a. 10. ~, 6. AZ.
Fs%sc CO. s fids'i's oS S.a,ssru ooviason xr
Messrs. Simmons. Rogers q 90, are
sssSSai " ''Ns ''' - Z sfsSoss 90 Sa'
Prize. ca.nva tw Ar a.sgaiizsd Loste-
sSs s sS 6ssssi
royal Hsyanu Lottery.-rhsrty peg
cent premium raid for prizes Information furaished
ssss ''' e Y Ne: s'
Tickets Cashed sm ali of the above Lot
eres eas inedin'atoa c'veu by ANToNsc IA BrosdwaJ
.i"sHcg sagEs, srosse.,
Prixc- Cashcd ard Information Fur
sI.ssCK b CO. BROKER. SO Pine street. N. Y.
Chaps, Chases, gfmpies, GraptiOns.
saIifheaa Gs.a worms. &c errsd n 9oueACDs railsr
Medoated Soap, al his new dcnot, f5J Broadway
Csi.ssdorS's Hsar Dye Pr0sers.tive
and VIZ Depot wholesale aud Iesso. No As"'r Ecuss
The dye sppl'et by ski'ta artiats
DeRiWessy d1apAaGeo light.
nosscs ~ rue eeav
saghRRaAI hFrrCrtCNs IN gTr
lUROAr
CFROElC ChTAssNls.
uAIAe4ss ug gfl gYMPAbIc MUCOUS
&HsHARE O.srruGrl@N or THs
GGS. AZ ulhh t0BB
CURED
CROSS Fpg siRAECitgENi ia OSR
MINUTE
e4a evefv dises.- Eve aud requiring .ssr
a. enfcst sIrgGJ Stcaded 70 hr D.. Won fiSIH~
at his committing pps. sts Brosdvay, ncsrT~e.t
sralt sasnaer d. pasxsY !--qRe PhutO-
graphic Fort Sumter ana Gen. Gilmore H0LMEJ
.accy .Ds Broadway.
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