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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-03

P,iladelpbia General Agent for The sale OF Govern.
loans On ond after Feb. prox, no WIZ neov n,
your subscriptions 70 the 10 loan P'yk @ ali de-
tails of settIemeDt You will forward to this depart
ment as as practieable, your aooou"' io' 0''"
MISSIONS TO and including 3lSt lle@ a., ,,-...
The First National Bank Of New-York has been
Amounted an agent b. Jay Cooke g. Co., and are
ready TO ill orders for 1905, as usual.
The Ninth National Bank adyertises on this page
for subscriptions TO tho 7.30 loan. The bank has
large amount Of notes on hand ready for delivery.
The New.York Life Insurance Company in the
year 1861 earned net, 81 ,005,4 l8 The Trustees
have declared scrip dividend Of fifty per cent upon
all participating life policies, in force, which were
issued twelve months prior 10 January ], 1863,
They have directed the payment of the fifth and
final instalment of twenty per cent on dividends OF
1850 to 1860, inclusive, and the redemption in full
OF those declared in 1861 and 1862.
The Manhattan Bank has declared dividend OF
FIVE per cent, payable the 10Th.
The Beekman Insurance Company has declared a
dividend of Eve per cent, payable on demand.
The Grand Trunk Railway is to be extended from
Sarnia, on Lake Huron, through to Chicago, at no
distant day. The section Of tho proposed line from
Port Huron, opposite SGrnia, TO Owasso, ninety
miles, has been surveyed throughout and forty-tive
miles of it graded. From Owasso to Lansing,
twenty-five miles, it is already constructed, and
from Lansing to Battle Creek, fory-tvo miles is
now building by the Grand Rapids Company. From
Battle Greek into Chicago is ZIG miles.
Tho following is an abstract of the Quarterly re-
ports of the National Banking Associations Of tho
United States, showing their condition on the
morning of the first MoDdayof January, A. d. 1865,
before the commencement of business on said day;
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Jnrecorsied sIcrcisns.

IT, TIE Editor Of The " Y. Tubure
SIR: l notice in your paper that all the Off
Gers Of the 1oet mentioned With tho exception Of
the Susquchanna In the attack Fort Fisher-Licut..
Commander ]. II. rlale and f'cur. John IL Bartlett.
FIRST Liout oi Marines Wm Wallace, aud Ensign Vim.
W. Rhodes. These officers landed With Two boats
crows. numbering about 70 men. These were tho fret
officers up TO the Font. Lieut. Wallace was SHOT down
and 10y close 10 tie Fort tho sand some four or tive
hours before he could lie removed the SHOT and shell
Gow fast he could lot be taken away. No officers IN
the feet are deserving Of more praise than Commodore
GOd0n and all the oiccrs Of the III gate susquchnna-
Hep-I 0rk, I'd /. 1866. &c
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MAJ. GEN. THOMAS ON TEsTMOSIALs.-Tht

MAI GEN. THOMAS ON TEsTIM0NIALs.-lh
following letter has boon addressed to Ias CinenHG'
Ga:,f.e by Gen. Thomas:
HDQRs. DEPT or THE CUMBERLAND, }
EAsTPoRT. MIss.. Jan. IL, lo6J.
To ne Editor of tn. CtHciaEati Gazette
DEAR SIR: From article saw yesterday IN IA'
LopisrH, Press, am led TO believe tbat NJ yonr sie
ees,ion. the citisons OF Cincinnati and Louisville arc
abort 10 raise sun Of money for the purpose Of pre-
sontng me with suitable testimonial Of their appTecia
ton Of my services since this war commenced WINE
am duly and profoundly sensible .. the high comp
uont thus proposed 20 be paid me. would greatly
prefer and, II premature request, that any sum
which NAV be raised for that purpose may be devoted u
tho founding OF fund for the relief Of disabled soldiers
,nd o the INDECENT widows ana orphans OF officers and
sodlers who have lott their lives during this war.
sery oes have met with tho appreciation of the Govern
ment aud the people.
With much respect remain your obedient servant
GEO. III. THOMAS Mai Gen. l. >. v.
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inst look at what they we're discussing in Wash
instou tho other day We take man- 10 true he black
nen--ws make soldier of hm-we In compel him
70 risk life and his liberty In defense Of lives ard
admit that by this service he has fairly won en-
uent az we coucede II to hun But tho negycre
a.d man has wife much him than many Congress
mems wives appear b. 10 thrm and Is stu aehse
liable at any moment sold at ancion and the children OF
the freed father must follow the condition OF the ensaved
mother What 10 the freedom which you have gwen tina
nan uort1 He cannot have homene cannot have sweet
domestic comfortable share the yt with those he
io'e'' CIV 40 Tribune, Jan. H.
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For The Tribune.
Freedom for B0udmcn.
BY ISAAC M'LELLAN.

YES. grant him Freedom Send the flame
OF Liberty through all his frame;
Freedom TO breathe Gods blessed air,
Freedom for worship aud for prayer;
Pour through his manly frame the blood
OF freedom, in impetuOus flood;
Freedom to work; to delve with toll
Missouri's fields and Georgian soil
Freedom DER valley, mount and shore,
No slave, no bondman eyermore
The bondman loves kin, wife and child, {.
His little hut mid forests wild;
Though lowly roof and humble wall
Tremble and tOtter to their fall;
Though storms incleInent pour the ram
Through swinging door aud broken pane,
Sill there at eve he loves to turn
When hearth flames h0spitable burn,
And in paternal love embrace
The dusky children Of his race;
Free, let that wife, those offspring be,
His own and not another's-tree
Too long the duh, corroding pain
OF chains hath pressed on limb and brain,
Too long have manacle aud whip
Held him in their remorseless gTip,
Too long half famished he hath wrought,
ToO'long have wife and child been bought,
Too long the heart.bl0od and the sweat
The unrcquiting soil have met;
'Tis time that Man asserts the right
To breathe Gods air, enjoy Gods light,
The right TO live, to sleep, to wake,
With no red lash the dream to break.
Well hath he stood, o Northern land!
With weapon in his nervous hand,
Well hath he fought by fort ana wall,
Midst whitening cannoDades OF ball;
On parapet, by rampant side,
Well hath he charged and brayely died;
in darkling wood, in marshy fen,
Still faithful to the Northern men;
Freely have limb and life been given,
His frame to earth, his soul to Heayenj
Then grant, o North, the noble boon
He asks of freedom; give it soon!
Haply, in darkness of the night,
He fights where Grant and Sherman night,
Steps with the men Of Smith and Banks,
Shoulders his gun in Fosters ranks.
In fort or rine-pit awaits
Beleaguering the Charleston gates.
Rides with the troops OF Sheridan,
A stalwart, battle hardened man,
With Farragut the Gulf assails,
With Porter dares the ocean gales,
Then grant him the reward he Graves
Freedom-no Slavery, no slaves!
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l]ort-it)arocns' Nolire.

STATE OF EBw-YoRK,
PoEr-W,RDESs' OFFICE, 10. 100 Wslr-
NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with
~ section Of the act passed April H. lSSI eptlte9
Act 20 Reorsan,s the Wardens Office OF tbs Port Of rev
York" to al pe.sons interested in having chNgs o. y:
subject ms.er Of such inquiry examination OF snfV, a
,bs nloipg are now under examination By Tho Pod
Waren, and that said surveys or examinations yi %
within ten days ne1, succeeding ths .oAH o.
BOARD said vessels:
Steamship Carolina. Robins nnc'
Brig Caroline. .........,........'...''.''I T.
MINTHORNE TOMPkIES, PIesdszf
Ares HERMAN. Secretary.
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SHIPPING INTsLLIGENUR.
PORT or NETWORK. ..Pss,v.rr
Cleared.

Steamship Illinois, Barton. Hilton Head
Steamer H. c. Knight Gallagher, Philadelphia ". J, Tap.
lor Co.
stssper Kiug6sher, Rector Baltimore.
Ship Unco.sh, Rudolph, Shanghai, Waterman, }cIknt ca
big Wanierer (Br), Anderson Maanoraa, IL j. c. A..
DeNolG
Brig Forester, -, Vienna, Nd, Hoyoke Murray
Bh, Ccthane (Br Pullman .s.-Iaoras, g. H. hpmbal.
Biz Brsk (Brl Kohl Cienfuegos, Fowler iowa
Bris Conquest fBr) Receng asaIporas Wsss.aas smsA
Sclr Laura Pride ,Brl Benson St. hits, Jones LousA
Schr c. NJ. Reynolds Dick Arroyo J. Frye Go.
solr. Frederick tBr.l, Howe. Matanorss-
schr Rose skeuit, Dyer, York River, Crowell PSrs
sloop Lady Washington. Coye, New-HaSen NJ brsssACs
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rses...s:y6 Sun Sets....5:20 Moon ssts liccu
HIGH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 109 Gov Island. som Hell Gate. IN
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I,rnxnlcrs, Guide.
ITUNFTtTN- 0'uF'fVs
To llbanv nv Hudson H. H., from 3a,h-st. Depo

II Albany by Hudson X. H., from 5th' Depot
Il and ~ a. m, ard $40. T. and l0i y. III. sun.
day train from seth It. y. III City cars run be-
tween Chamber and 30.l-sts stations.
To Albany by Harlem X. r., 26,h't., ith-av, 10 g
IT, Baltimore, by the New Jersey r. r., foo. Of
Corr'landtsi.. 3 aud III u w.. p. NJ, and IL
To- i goitoa 5v Se~.London line, Pier ssN R..
Norwich Llne Pier 80 N r.. N,ptuue Line Pier
p y. r., and sioninsion line, Pier 10 ~ R.'dally
To Boston. by yew.iisven II. H., via Springfield.
Eaa5 and b. ' ac% Haven r. ;i and % . saa
.y via sho.o Linz, ~ srd 0 p m, sundny.:... p IN
To 3ddseror, by steamer Bridgeport, foot OF PECK
TO iiuaac and tho Wet by Erie Railroad: fOct a
ana 9.ri ~ ~ aSu
RR VIA Eric Railway loot OF Chambers'st.. con-
nceiing with Railroads for all principal cit'eei IN
tbs Wost, a. aud. .....:......':'....;:.' = Ill
To Greeuport a. lard on sstnrdays MI
y. plank, lslip, Eirrningdae, Long island, by l..
!. aaiiload ftom JamcS-slip and foot OF 3tth's.
lie perI Sin .......... ~ p IN
10 Sew Haven, by the Nsw.Hayen R.R, 27th-s';
10 the West, hv PeuisylyGnis Central Railroad.
irc foot ofCouriland-s,. wa Philadelphia am.
To tie Wcst BY Central Railroad OF New.Jersey,
via Allentown, rom pier n H. M " M
ana 8:c1 .. N Sunday train. ..:..,.:;::... m
To Phiale uhia.by steamer jesse loyt,daly tSun-
DAYS excepted .lou foot OF Walst, Brooklyn.
connecting at Port Monmouth with trains for
To pae oaa, by Newjcscy Ksiiroad loot OF
Courillnat-st.. T. 10 ard ny M, IL H.. and6p.
70 rb1isd.Iphi, ,er halfway and Steamboat (sun.
days -xceIteu) ya Camden and Aniboy from loot
OF scey.st., Is. m. Expio... IN
daiIy rom pier foot OF Mnlrsy.t a......,.... 81 IN
To Washineion. by fewjcrsey X. r., foot OF
Con-taIdtst.. :. r and III a. M. p m. aud IL
FOR luther In regard to Railroad Time Tables
adv e.t.eiasnis IL another part oil this paper.
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TAdyertisenenLl
NgY.YOGK, jan

NEw.YOgK, Jon. -. 1865.
THR AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
YoRK-Ths Bank has commenced business O. No. "a
Broadway and offers ito services 10 the public.
Collections will DO made on all accessible points Oh
the lowest terms.
An orders for Government Securities viii be promptly
executed and the customary commission allowed 10
purchasers.
sDecia attention win be given to business connected
with Government and persons wishing to avoid the
Inconvenience of addressing the Departments arc In
yited to apply to the officers OF this Bana.
NOAH l.. WILSON President
AI1REp a. Post, Cashier.
(AdyorsisementI
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or THs CITY OF
EEw.YoRK.
Nos. ~ AND 20 PnE-sr,
DEPOSITORY AID FHAEcIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED
STATES,
Have for salo, ready for delivery
UNITED STATS Y $40 TREASURY MOTIFS
Convertible at maturity into 3-|O GoLDbsAmhe
BOEDs.
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES 500 BONDS
United STATES I-YgAR CEgTIItcArEs.
liberal commissions allowed on the $40 and l04I
Bonds.
We also collect Government Vouchers ana Drelis'
and attend to other business with the Government.
p. C. CALHOUN President
AgIHoEY LANE, Assistant Cashier.
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The sales at tho Newly DIRK Petroleum Stock Board
were: $50 United States, $260$25 80; so Knicker-
booker Petroleum Company, 65c.; 100 Buchanan
Farm, &c.; so Brooklyn Petroleum Company
IS 50; 900 President, a u.s. 100 Cherry Run, 99c.i
i20 do, 93c,
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Aggregate. ....-..-.--..-.--....sal2'o u


The following comparison shows the receipts Of
some of the leading articles Of domestic produce OF
the port Of New-YorK for the month of January
1t viii be seen from the figures that, upon the
whole, the receipts GRE much below those of las;
year:
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STATED sEssIoy-Thursday Feb. 100,
OFruiLI zoeiock p "a.
Prc,en,-Alicrmen Flynn, Shannon, GedHey Jeremiah
Van voorfi. Farley. 4,
derfgan FAHlry Alderman jeremiah was called 10 tue ch
The roll having been called and quorum not appear nz
The PnK.Ipxyr dec r,d tho Board s,ooi adjourned without
day. d. IL NAhENAiNh' "'''A-
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Rnasenxers Arrived.

n s,eonshp Uned kngdona Jrom Glosgolo-Mr. Jans~
and family. A. Barron, George Johnson. William Bsbsrvt
y. Z. Henry.
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n,crjDs. Produce.

Tn. o-lsg7 bbls. Flour 1876 bbls. Whishy. es2J
bbls Corn Meal TO- So BUSH Corn. 10 90 BUSH Oats,
/ 81 bnsh Seed 20 pkgs. Ashes, 33l pigs. Lard, 400
pkgs Batter o5 pigs Oh Cake. 800 pkgs Prov Aons,
/ 1lg Dressed Hogs
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BOARD oP ALDERNBN.-An adjourned meet
ing OF the Board OF Aldermen to have been held
on Thursday afternoon. There being less than quorum
prtseut. The Beard adjourned without doy.
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IAdyertsenentl
OFFICE or THE EXCELSIOR PETROLEUM co.
No "a BROADWAY, NEw.YoRK, Feb. q 1903.
Understanding that report 10 In circulation that INC
Trustees Of this Company intend 10 increase tho Cap
tal ock OF tho Company notice Is hereby gwen tha'
said report is entirely unfoundod no such increase
being In contemplation.
ARTHUR T. fURD Secretary
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Mark,,s-c.syr1ly REPORTED FOR THs NY. TRIBUNE.

THURSDAY, Feb. 2. 1869.
ASHES-Tho market f. quiet and s0me~ hat unse,
tied Sll 250Sll ~ for Pots and Si2 2JQSH " Ior
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il1sooins CARDS. &r.

ALVIN. EvERnELLs SONS, No. 104 Pnl-
n son-st--WEDDlNG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY.
Established l8l3.l
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News from Berm usis q.

Tho steamship Lucy, Captain Burt, from prrmuda on
the alst nit arrived at this por, yesterday morning Sho
brings Bermuda papers OF the 30th of May The rebel
steamer lmogene had arrived at 81 Georges with ono
thousand bales 81 cotton from Galveston. she reports
that there nine steamers losong with cotton at
Galveston aud tina, the ngress and ,gress were easy az
the blockade IL not very stringent The Hamilton Ga.
,ee that the whaling schooner Sarah T. Lewis OF
Boston, Mass, Captain Farewell from whaling voyage,
last Island Of e. Thomas which place she left the
18th ut. arrived on the 2stb. She has hundred
barrels Of whale oil for reshpmeut The whaling
schooner Admiral Blake, Captain Hathaway, Of and oil
four weeks from New Bedford called of the south side
yesterday for the purpose Of putting shore SICK sea-
man. Shs viii leave again day On srNiise
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The Scven-Thirty Loan.

4,
Jay Cooke reports the sales Of yesterday
"a s2,256,l0o The largest Western subscription
500 800 from the Second National Bank OF Chicago
The largest Eastern subscriptions 500 600 from
the National Bank Of the Republic Boston; 500 oo0
from the Second National Bank Of Boston; $500 900
from tho First National Bank Of Norfolk, Va There
also So 100 from New Orleans g. 600 from Rich
mond and go individual subscriptions for Of
$50 and $l00 The total amount for the week Was
se,6s1eo
Half million Of the sevep-thirty notee Of the $50 and
500 denominations sent down TO North Carolina
saturday the order Of paymaster TO be paid out
to the soldiers The demand for the seven tbirtiee
among the disbandng armies II increasing.
A letter received herr frsm an eminent German
banker, dated May IL, says
predict, and you will Sec that United States paper
money will be premium before long az Il ought To
be, for lis usefulness and Convenience The sensible
merchants will learn 10 appreciate IL, and when
peace fully restored your aide there will spring up
such speculation ~ the world has never seen.
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PERSONAL Intelligence.

Brcvet Breadier General Andrew Hickenlooper Chief
Of Stat, Seventeenth army corps arrived In this cits
yesterday, and stopping al The Metropolitan. General
Hckcnlooper entered the 1851 ~ captain Of
the Fifth ONO battery Amer participating in the army
Of the Tennessee all he early campaigns, be was do
tailed csief engineer 10 the late MAJOR General JAS
xcPhersop At vicssburr Captain Hckenlooper con
srucied the famous rnino under Fort Hl which enabled
our forecr 10 secure the key 10 the enemy wor<s
During The Meridian raid he again distinguished himscf
in bu,ldng six miles % corduroy IN one day, enabling
the ARMY pass before the enemy had time o. forty
30 reset the march OF thc army. Remaining with the
seventeenth corps Captain Hckenlooper served on hc
stsr Of MAJOR General bhif. HIS promotion o. bis pre-
A. Mt rank oates from March 1885 " undcrstOed The
enerA ~ 70 command the veteran lighters anc walkers,
das,e ns,ea tho Iows Brigade Seventeenth army Us
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=, n@Tny H1IFoPHeTU"s, iUA III ~, SHIH SHu.
HarPatronzed by the principal families IN Europe and
America This excellent srele is admitted to be tho stand
ard preparation for ell purposes connected with tho hair.
its falling off, ersdcstes scrrf dandrun DC and
Keeps IL in the mos. beautiful condition Its habitual use
the Of o other preparation,
quite superhuous sod by Sewbury Sons, t5 ST. Pauls,
London Gavey IL Queen street Jersey, Europe Slayer
29 Pccadly London Jones Co. e Boulevard des Cspu-
Gins Paris; Birch Co, No Nolesworth street Dqbnut
burg Henry High street uernsey: Green, ~ High street.
Grsntham Lincolnshire; Coneaa, Madrid Spain; Comic,
Havana Lyman Bros Canada; Morton Co.. Nova Scotia
Graham, NEWFOUNDLAND: Bnrgoyne Co, San Frsncsoo:
Watson, Prince Edwards Island Hampstead Belize. Hon.
durss: Pou, Panama. Niobey Brazil; Neoss CO. Ausra
La; Hsrjous Vera Cruz, Mexico Kennedy, Jslspa Weir.
Prussia Jocaatr. Russia Parrst, China Manove Japan
Principal Office ia Pearl New York. and by all drug
Eikts throughout the United States
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Itamcnso Prices Paid for Old Books.-
eco Roofs iercoscopic Pictures, 1c hand cheap
LEaGAT BROTHERS. il3 Nassau street below Beesmsn
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Nrs. N, q. Browns Metaphysical Die
kps The root Of all disease Prs So 81 Soud steee
send fot circular.
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Great REDUCTION in Pries.-Diamond
Parrr Matches the be In the woro mt the Lodi Aanufso
~ rfur Con Ia nv, C. Gotthndt street
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slightest Premium. Loci stitch SEWING
Machines and Button Hole Machine. 80.
WHEELER ! wILsOs. 65 Broadway, ny.
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Get Mrs. n. n. Aliens Worlds Hair Ree
and Dressing They act The roots prodacipo
raj Id grow th aud new NE. Sold Wy all druggists
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stricture. piles. FistuIa, Sc, C"rea ~
HENRY a. IAN1EIs, NJ. y, sonsoiuns anu "p''~s
surgeon, NO, Union square " J.
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Card 20 Druggists.-Dr. G0uraud Baa
increased the sze Of BOTTLES for his ORIENTAL CREAM
Hereafter prizes 81 80 largo bocst
small size, 70 cents BY the dozen. $ia and 90.
COCAAUD, as Broadway.
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Gouravd's Poadre ubtileUproots HATS
from low foTtheais part OF the body VI msiieds
o. ~ al his depot 462 Brosdway, near Grand street
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Drugs and Dye Ssa6s.-Mauger's Ship.
ping Tags, all grades at VICTOR b MAu0ER'S mo Road
n ire
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Old Eyes Made yew.

Psaphic directing 70 speedily restore sisht and Tvs
syectacles, without AID OF doctor med.tha S,nsr
all free, receipt n cents. Address w. foofh
". u, l,lJ BrcOdwsy, New Ncsk.
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tfss Mrs. 9. A. Aliens worlds Hair He
snd Dressing They give life growth and beauty
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Royal Havana Lottery.-see omcs~
drawing Of May ~ on another page. -.vtop On
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DIR. y. II. schenck. OF Philadelphia,
respectfully informs the public that his have beep
Nc 50 Bond street New York for over three years whe
has successfully treated consumption and al diseases OF
the lungs liver &c and they VIII continue to be there only
DR. scnENcK hss ether Office In New York He Will Be
rooms No u Bond street. New York usual eyery
Tuesday only, from A. Va sntt O'Clock r. N. Advice
free hut bis medicines be obtained there al all umeA
Beware OF upostorA-
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lows sVOrIIiNG sYHufhas been used To- ehildrcn VIII
failing saety and corrects acdiy OF III
stomach relieves wind cosc regulates the bowels curee
dinrres whether arising teehing 81
othsr old veil tried remedy Perfectly safe
10 al cascs Thirty Two cents a bottle
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Chevaliev>~ Iife for the Hair Restores
hair original color TIA falling out keeps th4
head clean Stsnds above with other hA4
dressing Sold At the drug stores and al Office No IL
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEVALiER. N. ".
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservattvs
and WIZ Depot, Wholesale and rrisl No. Astor HousA
The dye applied ~ skiilio artists
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uui.es s,.,.s -, - port Agency, IL Broads
go r.an, n, pss.rorts prJcured al short notice.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Rest in the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfece
dye Factory 81 Barclay street
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*When the amended internal revenue law Of 1865
passed. IL thought that it would yield four hundred
Millions but the collections under the law of 1854 has
satisfactorily proven that the estimate too large.
Taking in view the increased which tho more
perfect working Of the machinery for collection will
produce the tax tho cotton production Of tho South
and the addition Of the rebel States. think
safely estimate the internal at three hundred
millions annually
tive add an average Of a million year to estimate
Of revenue from customs
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A.-Lcgsl Lottery Prizes Cashcd. on
cal drawings, circulars and information sent
}. r. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street, New York
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wiz. yrnids, Curls, Waterfalls and az
s,ns. W human hair work, at Wholesale and retail A. ~
Ca street IA h'".--'
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a Complete System or Exercfse.-Wo0d's
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