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The New York herald., 1865-06-28
The Bubble OIL Compa nies.
TO TUE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, June u, 1858.
In your Issue OF ihs morning notice my name among
the alleged subscribers TO the stock OF the United Ser
vice Petroleum and Mining Company. know nothing
about that company. and tho use of my name was with
ont ms knowledge consent IL the geers up OF pc
troicu her bubbles wish 10 know my sentiments on
those subjects refer them 10 second chapter Of Bar
bours superior Cour Decisions. They will find there
case reported in which my name Is prominent.
JAMES N. CROSS.
No SO West Twenty -second 81. and Bowling green
TO TUE EDITOR OF THE HEEALD.
No. 80 PARK Row, New YORK, June 27, 1895.
beg you will porni, me to correct error into which
your reporter has fallen In publishing my treas
urcr of tho United Service Petroleum Company was,
indeed elected Of that company in spite OF my
repeated refusas accept the position but my election
took place before tie organization Of the company was
complete ! never qualified for the Office, held
any OF the companys money, and transacted any
OF its business; and morcoTo resigned all Official con-
nection with the company directly after, and another
gentleman elected In my place. When resigned
took pains 10 ask that my name be removed from tho
prospectus and advertisements Of the company. Very
respectfully your obcdient servant, W. O. CHURCH.
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What Constitutes n WARRANTED
SUPREME OOURT-ciRcuir.
Rcforc Judrc Cierkc

JuSx 27.--Jobn ,vsoan Thc Phon'r Inssraacs
Company The plaintiff this action proprietor Of
a Touring mill in Msrkford, Wisconsin and was insured
in three offices for $4,000. The defendants had
So Oc0 the premises which, was represented
10 them we're worth abou, $4,000. The place in.
the 18th of May, 1850, and the 10th Of tho
same month Il was destroyed by fire.
The defence up that the representations which
were made by the plaintiff concerning the vau" of the
property and the amount OF wheat stored in the mill
were incorrect and the counsel urged the court TO as
miss the an the ground that these representa-
tons warrantecs and the plaintiff was bound by
them
Tho plaintiff claimed that the representations not
made 20 tho defendants by the plaintiff but they were
received In second hand manner through another insu
rance company. II was argued that The defendants
bound to and inquire for themselves and that
f the representations were made by the paintiu
did not follow that they warrantces.
Judge Cerkc decided that these representations, espc
ciay which referred 10 the value OF the wheat
on hand in the mill, amounted TO warraDtco, and dis
missed the complaint.
The counsel for the plaintiff notice Of their inten
ton to appeal from tho judges decision.
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A Ma: ss:s:s p.s s::s:.;e s :.' IL T., E
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IL sa' ~ rs1::: :sss: s.s 81: 3 A''
%'is from Sos
YORK. s R'sf si's bark xA''f
Brs Martin Bsa.sa tHAaon xsnnsn. 81 oro'I Is day..
sns n.sssw.y eof Newport. Ri. rownsend o.rd.....
ds{s ws .Ss.r TO to a.Sawy Sailed In COMPANY
sris Hattie Wheeler lof POrtland), Dolen. sasuA. u
"a s Ssy' si,
%s iea q = :ass. .s.ins ;sSS Tiis. weeks oss
ss Tasoa ITO tsrs sent Liassa. Is days with coal TO ss.'
Is sss .s. as' .ss: 81 St:::" s sf Fs:y s
is sssss Sis II.
mSs sos s51m.S 1ns q, sASTx os,.,.., p,.os pssaeo
ssh Joe, Van zand sopsr Eieu.hera, days. With frse
seAr Nas.au) Ranger Cat Island. d.ys Win
6eorg. Eneas !of Nsssau Thompson. Cat Island
schr Rogers Moa Cat Island days, with fruit. U
Dor Island day. with Kaeas ss,h ,ns % niss
Sshr Msrg.r., Ann ts wheplsy LiOsAn, 10 days. Win
ssar SsSs ssuiss Is days With to { sao.
sohr Dyer. Roger. Iusquash u days, with apro''
Schr Nunson w. Dayton Beaufort Nc, dayA xsA
inst, m . heavy blow from SE, split mainsail.
Schr Ridgewood. Weeks, CeorgeowD. Dc sdsV
Schr Ida Jayns, Jayne, GeofaetowL, days
Schr Minnie Cobb, IngrHham, Baltimore, days
schr Althea. Mathews Maryland. 3days
Scir Giraffe, Richardson. J0nes boro, ~ dayR
Schr w Il Bird. Roberta Boston.
Schr Alpine, McDermot. Boston.
Schr d Grinen. Could Gloucester.
Schr Washington, Perry, Fall River
Schr X p Ring Smith, New London.
Schr BrsDdywine, Huisc, Norwich.
schr Marnea Qta from Curacos 10 sonsigned
vlcb Agr~sa. Smith 4 Georgiades.
BELOW.
Bark Andes. Merryman, from NcuvitaM.
Bark Wright Jr.
Brig II ID Troop
Wind at sunset WNW.
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discharges at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard.
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FograEss MONROE, June 25, 1865.
The election for city officers which took place in Nor
folk Yesterday resulted In the election of rhos c. Tabb
o. Mayor.
Some disturbance took place in the restaurant OF Mr.
Chendwoth on Main street, Norfolk. last evening" and
man named Robert Jakeman shot through the breast
His recovery is very doubtful court OF inquiry was
held this morning. but failed to ascertain who committed
tho assault
The steamer Iolus from Point Lookout with released
rebel prisoners arrived last evening, route for Rich
mond
Charles A. Dochery (colored arrested on Tuesday
evening" charged with having stolen 81 0Oo from clerk
OF Mr. MoodSys He confessed the crime, and was sent
Co Camp Hamilton to find the money. when he arrived
at Mill creek bridge he jumped overheard aud We
drowned
The soopos ossipec, from Pensacola 10th, arrived
last evening and reports:Sroke OF Florida British brig
Ceyon Finished her with water; she was bound TO
New York. Also, In latitude 30 49, spoke steamer
Verona, bound to Texas
The sloopofwar Constellation is now lying at Ports
mouth Navy Yard and Is being prepared for school shp
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The Population or Arizona.
TO the EDITOR or THE HERALD.

INV 1UFk, Junu IoVO
In the complimentary notice OF my address before tho
Young Mems Association Monday evening, given by
your reporter made to say that the population Of
Arizona is largely composed OF dangerous class OF nd
viduals who expelled from California by the vgi
lance Committee, together with number who ned from
that State 10 avoid the draft.
referred 20 the presence Of some such individuals
and designated them as an unpromisng class; but did
not intend 10 give the impression that they constituted
chief part OF the population, which would DO grossly
incorrect
From its first occupancy by the whites, Arizona has
had many worthy citizens and within a few years past,
industrious miners mechanics tradesmcn and farmers,
many OF them with their families both from the Allan
tic and Pacific States have settled In the Territory form
Ing substantial and we'll ordered population IL would
be dIcut find better citizens In the oldest States
I am, your obedient servant, X O. MNOHhlCh
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American N Inatituse--Fnrmers' Club.

The usual weekly meeting Of this club was held yeslcr
day in No. "A Cooper Institute Nathan C. Ely in
,the chair
Tho first question introduced for the consideration o.
the meeting was the cause which led to the destruction
d the potato, and whether any remedy could be devised
for arrcstng the progress of the disease This question
was fully discussed last week before the Society for the
Advancement Of Science, aud no new arguments werc
adduood The principal speaker attributed he cause Of
tho potato rot TO small insect thn early period Of
she growth OF the vine nstis into the tender shoot
quantity OF potion, which IL conveyed TO the
root the plant thereby sresng the further growth
Of the vine, and the natural result 81 that the
half maured before the farmer discover
tho ex scncc OF the disease The great locust plague
which, In some parts of the country, threatens TO be
rno. injurious fruits Of a kinds fully discussed
by several gentlemen, whose views diverse MS
possible Tho prevailing opinion however, was that the
Insect fully maurd and ready for mischief az soon
as passed the chrysas state which IL attained before
making its appearance above ground Some we're OF
opinion that II performs its work OF destruction before
is appearance, by devourng the roots OF young fruit
Srce vegetables and only saes forth TO deposit its
eggs In the branches of trees and vegetable vines
After a lengthy review OF fruit raising, in which
nearly all the members took part tho meeting adjourned
ell next Tuesday, at half-past ono O'Clock.
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BRITISH HONDURAS.
Our Belize Corre.ponde.e..

49, ASAAAo NVkHoD ROm0e4C0s
~A BsLxsl June 8, 1885
1dv6Aqsaks IN Brish Rondras-Afoirs IN Yucatcs, d
On the night Of tho 20h the morning Of the 3oth
ult this town was visited with earthquake Il con-
tnued thirty seconda There were several sudden,
sharp shocks from north 10 south II caused some alarm
70 those who were awake, and swqke up ~ who were
asleep, but did no damage. tsss
Ths yssshs. asa been vsfy s0ltry for several days
past and had been unusually dry oSs tns LASS o. ~
cember
lasns the Indians. NMs-
The Spanish population On our northern boundarsss,
formerly driven from Yucatan BY the Indians, now
In sste OF great sxcsmsut not In actual resistance
the su,hortles In consequence o beng interfered
WIN py the police in their annual bull lights
W. nave had no ackness Of any kind this year. and
or tom Y now free from acknecs
rrads> 2 dull Produce soaEos. Provisions high.
Money ssaN,s, and interess high.
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SHIPPING NE VS..
ALsAsAc ron voRK--rBn DAT.
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Port OF New York, Juno AZ, 1865.

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CLEARED
Steamship Scotia (r), Judkins Liverpool via Queenstown
s,anmship sidon tpr,, N.caulay IiverpooI-E CurArd
Steamship bavaria (Ham). Taube, southampton and lam
sieamship Mssissippl. Kennedy. New Circumstances
sp Blue Jacket, Dillingham; ssn rrsncisooc com''oot
Bsrl oden CI,r, Brown Miramichi-psrsons a McCuiy.
Bria waverly small COW Bsy-Brett, Son A Co
schr Albert beIier Wood, Martha aud ssvans-M
sehr sou,hsrn Cross (Br) Gcorge. HalfaI, Ss-D De
schr Loyali.t lBr), Loans, Bayou-Brcis, Son a. Co.
schr = phillips, smith, Phiadelphi... :, ,.,o,.
sSSr ssSr HlSs oss.e ,S"% Sra Rsetsa
siesmer VIM woodward, CundlG, Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cubs Brl Cook Liverpool June 70 va 3ueens.
z lat a. "a lon ss &C. passed ship Living Ago or Light Dr'
ssseamsbip Virginia (Br) Lowis Liverpool June a. and
Queenslown 18TH with mdse aud CAL passengers 10 WILLIAMS
s,ea,a.hp Port au Prince Curtis Savannah days. with
s,sa%snp xm.ros cli. sa,shnsh, June z with %ds' gs
ssess sns sn NV Is @e passed npsn
attached g hull By ns ss hss ssos 4 ssse %
es.s. B.ss, ssss, Charleston "a hours with
M" stesmship III "a. Hobart, Newbcfn NC. June - and
sD..s s iai a ss ms Noe ." Ana %
osss ~d EysSs Davidson xooehoaa City
Fortress McTroe WIZ ToTpi Newcastle. 10 dsys with COAL
orssr p G' fn .ds Is ., i"S a. fsi 10 with rss quantities Of
Ship FcetwiuE (cf Boson) Kelly. Hsmburg 40 days, IN
ballast 200 passengers. 70 kunhsrd,& Co Had twenty
i deaths and birth. = 49,. .,,..
ship Ann Elira Cof windsor Ns), Beckwth, Alicsnt,
April a. and Gibraltar May i9 with sulphur aud oork''
ship ssfds toi Bos,on) Cox Mobile q days, in ballast
4 u n 0uartermsster
Bafi stella tBreml s,sepgrsfe Bremen days v,s' \,
ion ~ 3d. spoke ship W Owen, Of Island, bound
h lat al Ion 81 H. spoke ship Universe hence Tor Lv
crpoo days out 2is lat ~ Ion " w. spoke shp ein
| deer, of New Bedford, bound v. -. - -.
bark qpecui.ton (Of Barbadoa) Swnns haha via bsrhs
dos June IN ballast 10 order 10Th inst lat 81 q Ion 6
spoke brig Alst Nchols hence for Cubs, 10 days out
BARK Holland (Of rurkA IAiandsl. Peros 81 Jasn ~ Wy
' with surar W Jonathan THOMPSON
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TO TIE kDITOK OF THE HkNALD.
NEW YORK, June 81, 1895
Please end enclosed check for ten dollars $780, our
mite towards tho very noble object OF relieving tho poor
unfortunate men in our midst who havo not cont to
bless themselves with their way 10 their Southern
homes KING, SUTTON co
TO THE EDITOR or THB HERALD.
NEw YORK, June ~, 1895
sH-Encloscd are ten dollars for the benefit Of re-
leased prisoners OF war In our midst awaiting transporta
tion TO their Southern homes
MRS DRAKElMILIS
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RxYrc or rns GsAsr FAMILY. A very rare and inter
estng relic and mcmento OF the old French and Indian
wars this country has been exhibition IA the do
partrnont Of arms and trophies OF the Sanitary Fair al
Chicago n Is the muster roll OF militia company
raised by Captain Noah Grant great grandfather OF Lieu
tenant General T. Grant, and bears date OF March 20
1855 Captain Grant aud his brother Solomon Grant,
were afterwards killed ut the battle OF White Plains, ~
" In tho Revolutionary war
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The BuYrnio ana state Line Railroad

DTTFhIDt JWIIV
The annual meeting Of the stockholdcr of The Buffalo
and state Railroad held In this city to-day Dean
Richmond, william Keep Joseph Field, Alanson Robin
son, Charles d. lee, James e. Harrison, Henry d. Ian
sing Milton Courtwright, George W. Patterson John A.
Tracy Edwin Smith, william Williams and Hamilton
White were elected directors
At subsequent meeting of tho directors Dean Rich
mond was unanimously elected President OF the road in
pucc of George Palmer, deceased
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vermont Democratic state Convention.


The Vermont Democratic State Convention met here
60 day and nominated the following State tckct:For
Governor, q. N Davenport, Of Wilmington; for Lieute-
nant Governor, D. G Lnsey, Of Burlington; for Trea
surer, L. H. Noycs, of Hyde Park. Resolutions wcrc
passcd reafiirmns democratic principles, and declaring
confidence In the wise and constitutional MEASURES OF
reconstruction adopted by President Johnson.
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w,.,iamsbur9 CITY News.

ssNrEsoE R,orxRs Justice Daley yesterday dis
posed Of tho Of the rioters arrested the previous
evening the OF South Fifth and First streets
Charles Hubbs wus sent to the Pententiary FOR sixty
days; Pair ok Devlin and John Burke each 1ned
1876 or two months In the Pententiary
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Pedestrian n I suA.

A walking match Tor two hundred dollars aside, two
miles came of after tho trottng match at the Fashion
Course yesterday afternoon, between Pryor and Adams
Pryor won the match by sixty yards protest against
the stakeholder giving up the money made by tho
losing party, the plea OF unfair walking On the part
nr prv,r
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Fire at Philadelphis.

Al three O'Clock this afternoon nre completely
destroyed the OF J. D. Bussicr Co, on Chestnut
extended north and south 70 the establishments Ne
A Bro erooers and W. q. Allen coal oil dealer
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Disaster 60 the Propeller Comet.
BurrAro, June 81. 1895.
The propeller Comet is reported sunk at Washington
Harbor, Green Bay, with cargo Of merchandise.
There was a very heavy blow on the Lake last night
Weather cold
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supRE'R CcuRr--CiPcuIT.- Adjourned without
day. Part Nos. 1858, 1434 1880, 1885, eSs 1916.
1912, 1894 1854, 1885, 1870, 1914, 1879, ltS2 la3s
1920. 1904 1914. IOSs lcIs. -
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MRS DRAKElMILT.s.
The Detroit Commercial Convention.

II has been deemed necessary TO correct an erroneous
impression, by formal statement for the Information
Of all concerned that tho call for delegates TO the
merca convention 10 be held in Detroit on the 1lh OF
July, embraces only members Of boards of trade and
chambers of commerce. No provision has been made
for the representatives Of other organizations
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BUYYAIO, Juno ~, 1900.
Pratt Co . iron works. at Black Rock, were totally
destroyed by re this afternoon which caught from tho
sparks Of passing tug, and, owing 70 high wind the
whole structure enveloped In flames IN low
minutes Loss estimated 000 insured for about
half The New York Central Railroad bridge adjoining
on the Niagara Falls branch, also destroyed.
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No Protective Duty fs Necessary 60 Sc
cure for PHALON's "NIGfr-BLOOMfNG CEREUS" a
preference ubns extracts among ccnnolseurs Ia er
fumes The public should know, however that The socied
Lublns extracts Ia ths market all domestic limitations
One bottle the Might Blooming Cereus" IL worth gross
Of them Sold everywhere
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Giving Way Good Humcr~dly TO Inev-
abe destiny GEIN SIS Broadway has just lowered the
prices the composing the peerless stock OF sum
NOR the speuie standard.
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Get Mrs. =. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Restorer Dressng restoring nvgoratng and beau
flying the hair. Sold by all druggists
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Fireworks, F1ags, Lanterns, Shields,
decorations lumn stions at TOwNSENDS 95S Broadway
Torpcdoes &C. pack l6s per pack 80 per
The New York herald., 1865-06-28

DIR. Bccknell's syrup for the Cure OF Dys-
enery diarrha &c IL SAFE yeliable and pleasant
Contains no Opiates DENAS BARNES CO., Agents.
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE Jr, President go BrosdVay New Yors.
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rlags, Flags, Staff, Balls, &c.-An
kndOat HOJER GRAHAMs ~ Duane street, three doors
west OF Broadway
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Gold and silver Ores..-Parties Having 6
specimens to seF send 70 box 8, 3,6O6 Post once.
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Fine Gold Watch Chains,
styles twenty TO three hundred dollars each
sale ny g. @ ALLEN, 4lb Bsosdway, one door below
Canal street.
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wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines
and kept In order without charge half Of rent
allowed of purchase. ~ r. ELLle
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canadian EmbarrassmentS and Diss
tisfn al lon.

From tho Toronto Leader, june 20.
The MGrhinO Post Ministerial journal, gives sOmo
insight into the result Of the Canadian CATION TO Eng
land. de oppeoT 10 hare ,est IN their claiming
a single The imperial government h to
leave the western dcfecces entirely to Canada they TO
provide tho armamonts and tho old engage
ment Of England to unvance the loan necessary to
struct the Intercoloni Railway "a De adhered w. In
this there is nothing both had been repeatedly pro
missed before and they in due TO the chors or
the delegates On behalf OF Canada the delegates pro
mise that eicicn, militia s to bo KEEP; up, and the
canals deepened Low the money ~ to be obtained for
the latter purpose the Pot does not state. IT
the guarantee cerered the amount necessary for
this purpose, the deicgat's would have gained
much but this il not stated, and f the account OF
the Post be correct and complete understand how
the result OF the repeated conferences With the delegates
be described q from an English point OF
view for the imperial government would have sue
ceeded in getsg rid Of the delegates without granting
them any new concession. II IS w,V underssood that
the desperate snancat srais 10 uhci the govrrm mt is
yeduccd may c'mpcf iss,e of Canadian greentccks
That was admitted before the delegates went to
England but Il cannot surely be intended to make the
issue large enough 10 cover the enlargement cf the
canals. Mr.. Gait borrowed million Of dollars from
OF the banks just before he left and II " stated
that at this moment the wants OF the government for or
dnary purpos Ggure up some five millions OF dollars
II 1t has provided for in any other there
WILL In all probability be issue OF provincial notes.
any large amount OF which mnsi have very serious
effect values but issre OF grcenhacks would pro
badly he rcsoed 10 only In case no other cxposnt was
practicable.
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Pearls and Rwbies.-wl

In,mense Prices Paid for Oyd Books.
900 NO old and new Books ON hand cheap LEGGAT
BROTH Frs, I8 Nassau street, below BsosInsn.
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Wholesale Mems Furnishing stock at
res-EIegant shirts g. best ~ 10; Linen Collars 81 20
dozen Paper Collars 81 % hundred sPark Row, opposite
Asor House.
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wheeler - Wtlson, No. 625 Broadway,
York. Lock stsch Sewing Machine and Button HOLD
Machi
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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n YOUR permission wish ~ say 10 tho readers OF your
paper that will send by return mail 70 all who WISH frref
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will so mall those having bald heads and hare fs
simple directions and information that viii ns,e Their W
start fun growth OF uxurant Hair, Wishes, or W.
tarhe les. than thirty days All applications answef"' W
return M without charge Respectfully youfs
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20 To THOMAS " 4GNBw~, Bo AND 30 GNn -. 81.
vich street ootosr Murf fay, and there YOU VIII uua
rca. coers Fi.h flour and everything else chesper WAN
sny store In New yors. one price house.
c>rop r,,Ay scRArCHING-AND USE wHEAfON,s
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lours. also Chbiaius, ulcsrs snd M nr"p
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STRUCTURES, Ftstul1. Piles. &c.,, rndic ally
aured by HENRY A. DANIELS N. d., Operative and Con
sutng Surgeon, No Union square. N r.
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piles Radically Cured In Ten Minutes,
without the use OF the knife cusc acid by HENRY A.
DANIELS, NJ d. Consulting aud Operative Surgeon. No 2
Union square N. Y.
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WILCOX sk Gibbs Sewing Machine.
No HB broadway.
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Flags, Stats, Balls, Eagles, &c., 1t q.
r. BESEDICTS 7 Duane street. six doors cast Of Broad
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DR.. Won Ei.enberG,

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservatfvs
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail, No Asor House.
The dye applied BY skillful artists.
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Chevalter's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair TO It's original color stops Ne falling out keeps the
head clean. stands above comparison with other hair
dressing Sold at the drug stores and st oce No LIS
Broadway SARAH A. CHEvALIRk H. D.
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h.-Legai Lottery Prixes Oa@hed. ON
oisl dra Wings circulars and information sent
J. H. CLAYTON. % Wall aLfost New yort
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CO. Msnuf.csurers 70 Fulton street .ssbll.bsd is0)
The New York herald., 1865-06-28

Mersehap manpfAAEdfSs 20 6o2 Broadway, Fourth
street Ps and Cigar Holders A retail cut 70 order boiled
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Corns, Bunfons, Enlarged joints, and
all diseases Of the feet cured by DR.. zACHARIk 100
Rroad
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Pearls and Rwb1cs.-White Teeth Crop
ping from ridges OF ruby breath spicy the airs
from Araby tho Bles Who resist s,cb fascinationr
pearls and rbes and every sigh gush OF frs
prancc far ladies' IL to use thSt matchiess
vegetable preparation. fragrant sOZ0DONT
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smith, Martin q Co.,
Bankers and stock Commission brokers
No II Brocd street,
New York.
a. s. 70 LOAN AGENTS.
The tons hand ready FOR irnmefate
delivery liberal commissions aoYed 10 parties purrhas
ing for resale. -.
classes Of government sccurtes purchased and Tor
aaie
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Ask TOR . Bottle of Balche's Maadolfne
Howard sAN0KR CO., ioS and iW Chsmbsrs street,
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to ".s bUrcmERs Lightning Wy kiss soii By ali drug