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III WIREMAN
H. (froU Philadelphial
CELEBRATED LADIES, SHOES. -
AGENCY, 493 nth STREET, between Penn
sylvanis and 4 street.
large assortment Of Ladies', Fashionable
BOOTS AND SHOES
constantly on hand.
Also, Orders attended to
sc l36m' SOH0N, Agent
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
"A o1sce sl4 Pa, Avenue, Washington, ID. G
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
MERCHANDISE, MONEY, JEwELRY, vALV.
ABLES, NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS, &C.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
has agencies in the Principal Railway Towns in the
NokTH, EAST, WEST AND NORTHWEST
Its principal Offices are.
WAShiNGT0N, ID; e., NEW YORK, BOSTON.
GfNHhTIh "A, BALTIM0RE, OIN-
WILLIE, LEXINGTON
connections are made at New York and Boston
with lines forwarding to the CANADAS and the
BRITISH PROVINCES and other steamship lines
to LlfEKPOQL, NORTHAMPTON and HAyRE,
and thsace BY European expresses to all promi nent
nent.
Collections OF NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS
made at fl accessible parts of the United States.
70 Is Q. Q. DUNN, Agent, Warrington. d. o.
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uELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU Is
pleasant In taste and sdor, free from 81 fnju.
rious properties, and immediate in IL eet1oa.
mar 8-6w.
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FOR RENT-Part of Furnished HOUSE, con-
L sistiDg of q parlor and six rooms, suitable for
a private family, or two gentlemen and wives.
Terms, S75 per month. Apply at No. $50 18th st =,
Island. no l.Nt
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10y W. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers
- South corner Pa. ave. and 9th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-02

S-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the rain until FRIDAY, November Sd /,
at the same hour and place
ocS GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-02

FOE SALE OR RENT-Two neat twOstory
nine rooms each; pleasantly located on b, between
9Th and 9TH streets. Possession given Immediate
ly. Tor particulars inquire on the premises.
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
NEWS FROM SAVANNAH.
THE CAPTURE OF MOBILE
Columbus, Cay and Eufala, Ala.
Also Captured.
Capture OF Montgomery, Ala
Confirmed,
&C.,, &C., &c.
TIE savannah H.rnM confirms the following: 3

TIE Savannah H,rdM contains the following
By dcscrer from the rebel army Mr. Iverson Duprcz,
ard from a refugee native OF Pulaski county, this
state who has arrived in the city, learn that Mobile
~sg captured last week We get as yet no particulars,
only the one main, glorious fact that Mobile Itself has
rsn beior, our bcsie9ing armies. What oficors pri.
soncr stores &C., Coll into our hands, we do not as yet
know
Coumbus Ga. was also captured on Thursday last by
rhoaas cavalry after severe fight with Forests trap
pos We hope to be able 10 give particulars In subse-
,qu ut edition.
Folr or i've hundred OF Forests men captured
by Gcncral Thomas cavalry.
Ei'ala, Ala was also captured, and Montgomery was
also reported to have ''gone up.n
Tie Of the persons who bring the above ntcl
gene, Captain James r. Dykes OF tho Georgia stat
militia who belongs in Dykes station, Gum Swamp
Puask county, and Ivcrson Duprcz who are recognizes
by several Union prisoners in Savannah as havny
aiordod them concealmcnt and protection during thu
past winter
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
Another wife Murdcr.

About noon yesterday man named Henry Kcaiy was
arrested charged with the murder OF his wife, cahaTins
under the following circumstaucey:-
II seeais by the testimony t<sen by Coro1er widey,
that Kealy resided at No l22 East Fourth street, thsA
for some time past and his wife bave quaTreed and
he has bea en- her than occasion. Yestsr
day he came hons a, about noon and not fnttng his
dinner ready quarrel began and she, II Is sad, took
around the waist sad in he struggle he drew pocket
knife and inflicted deep wound on the left thigh sever
Ing the femors artery she then rashea oS. OF The room
fell on the noor 6xca.nng, shes killed me-" Bscors
m dica assistance could be procured tho unfortuHa,s
woman bed TO death
Mrs Burke opened her window and' called MURDER,
brought in several persons from II street Jefr
blcMurray entered Kealys apartments when the
accused found standing by pool of blood the
floor. He made resistance Nc,iurrays with others
conveyed the accused the seventeenth Precinct Sra
ton. While going there when the sidewalk hcMur.
ray said TO Kealy, You murderer, you haze killed hst
received at the station by Sergeant McGven and whes
snrched medium sized pocket knife was found, with
which the accused admitted he inflicted the aia wound
These unfortunate people have child aboy eight
years Of age He atorer and worked for frothins-
ham Bayss, so South street They are both natives Of
ireland The deceased Is thirty eight years OF age, and
i Kealy Is forty years OF age
Coroner wildey late last evening concluded tho In
Modt occupants Of the adjoining appointments de
ceased all corroborac each other In the facts above
described, having heard the deceased call out for help
and soon after the injury was inflicted II does net a
pear IN the testimony that Keay was intoxicated at the
time OF the dnculty. DR.. wooster Beach, Jr, nado
pot mostem exam mnaion OF the deceased, and found
incsed wound the let thigh, extending from ths
knee pan upwards, innictng cut Of over foot In
length and about three inches deep, soveng the main
artery OF the leg.
The Jury rendered the following verdct:-That do
ceased came her death by hemorrhagc from In
cison of tho leg the hands o. her husband, Henry
Kcaly the Goth day Of April 1885, at No l22 Easa
Fourth street.
When examined by the Coroner, Kcay said that the
OF their trouble commenced the second week In as
January that when hc home to-day she went out
and afterwards In, and called him all sorts a
names, and abused him. Hodon't know then what
happened.
Coroner wdey committed the accused to prison Too
trial
The New York herald., 1865-04-21

crxiS 0rEnA--Among other postponoments OF pub
c amusements In consequence Of our great season Of
noarung, that Of the opera must be incl ded The pub
lie Will not be favored with this intellect al ucat until
"Wednesday evening ncxt The box ONCE Will However,
he on ned on Saturday or The convenience OF tunso who
would sec ,re the best places IN the house.
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
THE SECRETARY OUT OF DANGER.
] y. :. sn',e to Sit Up and is more
comforraSS!!o.
SEWARD IMpasa WING SLOWLY
Omcfal Reports of the Conditions
Of the Sufferers from the
Surgeon General, IA
&C., &C., 10

The Official Dispatches. ~
\ skchErARr STANTON TO GENERAL DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
4 WASHINGTON, April co. 1905 J y
Major General DIX, New York;
The following Is the Official report from Surgeon GenS
raj Barnes OF the condition Of Secretary Seward and h
4 son, Mr.. Frederick Seward, this morning
The deep interest Of the American people In the ws
fare OF the great statesman and patriot whose life
assaled by the murderers Of President Lincoln induces
me to send you the official morning and evening reports
Of the Surgeon General
EDWIN N. STANTON Secretary Of War
SURGEON GENERAL BARNES REPORT.
APRIL 20-8 A. II
hon. e. N. STANTON Secretary Of War; &
SR-I havo the honor report that the Secretary q
State passed restless night, but ID comfortahas
this morning Mr.. r. Seward continues 10 improve
slowly. Very respectfully, your obodSsnt servant,
J. r. BARNES, Surgeon General
WAR DErARTMxr,(
WASHINGTON April 20-9:lt p. n.
To Major General Dix, New York
The evening report Of the Surgeon General q 10 ~
condition Of Secretary Seward and his Is as foows
SURGEON GENEEkL BARNES EVENING REpoK1.
SUaasoS GESERALs OYvIosl
WARRINGTON April 20-0 p. n.
To Hon. o. n. STANTON, Secretary Of War;
have the honor to report that there has been do
oded improvement in the condition Of tho Secretary q
State today.
No perceptlbe alteration In the Of Mr. r. Seward
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
). K BARNES Brigadssr General
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
NJ NJ
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
The National Loan.

PanADErrHIA, April 20, 1866.
JAY Cooke reports that the subscriptions TO the
t,,rty loan to-day amounted to s3oe2 3oo-incuding
one from prtsburg for SSc4 500 from Chicago for
faO 100 orc from Memphis for 800 o00 from Now
York for $780, $50 one from Washington for 5000 900,
AMI also l44 individual subscriptions for 500 aud $l00
eaci
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON April 20, 1865.
PRESENT ALTON OF TROPHIES. TO TUE WAR DEP A Rr-
MEEr.
Brevct Drigader General T,mpkns and Major Fsrrar,
of Major General wrghts sar arrived to-day in charge
of nineteen battle Gags and two gudons captured ny the
Sixth corps tho works al Petersburg the 6h instant
Tho presentation OF these trophies Of victory to The Sec
rotary of War will taka place Monday next The Gf-
aags brought by Colonel Sherman frora General
sheridans command win also be presented a, the same
time, that having been posiponesfrom to-day
|pISl,sR BY THE NEW YORK UNION LEAGUE CLUB.
The New York Union League commith,e entertained
Lieutenant General Grant, vIco Admiral rasgut Hon
H. g. Foster President pro erp@e Of the Senate and
Hon NJ r. Fiold, Second Assistant Secretary Of the
5rrcasury, private dnUer at willSris Hotel this ef
4tcrnoon The dinner II said to hayo bren equal Del
3monico'l best, end highly enjoyed by Tho parilc
\ panta Tho League committee left for New York in th,
evening train
NO gRlsosgps or WAR TO BE SENT TO WARRINGTON
For tho present rebel doscrters ard paroled prisore
are 70 be landed at Fortress Monroe. instead Of Wash
n 3lngton.
The New York herald., 1865-04-21

FATAL H,rcuwAY hccDsyr --ros,erdny afternoon
William II. Emncrson, assistant foreman in Mr. John y.
Trows printing Office, at No. 90 Gieene street, while
gagged In repairing host wheel, the fourth story,
slipped and fell head foremost 20 Tho ground hoor break
ng through the board of the hatch and landing in the
cellar He was taken up unconscious and removed 10
the New York Hospital but died before reaching that in
isttutiou whercupoD hc taken TO the Eghih pro.
cnci police station. lie resides IN Nnton avenue, near
Park avenue brookyn whore ne leaves wiie and two
wears of age Coroner widey VIII hold inquest at The
Eighth wprd staoa houso, at balfpast seven clock
Z this evoping
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
Government Reward for tho Approhen
sion OF the Assa ssIns:


sion OF the Assassins:
WAR DEPARTMENT, ;.
WASHINGTON April TO- 1865
Major General JoHN A. Dix, New York;
The murderer Of late beloved President Abraham
Lincoln is still at large Fifty thousand dollars reward
will be paid by this Department for his apprehension in
addition to any reward offered by municipal authorities
or State Executives.
Twenty FIVE thousand dollars rcwaro Will be paid -
the apprehension Of G. A. Atzerot, sometimes called
Port Tobacco, one Of Booths aicomplces Twenty
Eve thousand dollars reward VIII be paid for the apprc
hension OF David c. Harold, another of Booths
accomplces liberal reward will be paid
for any information that shall conduce to the
arrest Of either Of the above named criminals
or their accompces All persons harbcring or secreng
the said persons, other of them aiding or assisting
their concoalment escape will be treated as accom-
plces in the murder of the President and the attempted
assassination of the Secretary of State and shall be SUBJ
cct to trial before military commission and the punish
ment of death
Let the stain of innocent blood be removed from the
land by the arrest and punishment Of the murderers
All good citizens cxhored to aid public justice on
this occasion Every should consider his own con-
science charged with this solemn duty and rest neither
night nor day until 1t be accomplished
EDWIN NJ SLANT ON,
Secretary of War.
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
viii the Canadians Look on Booth 40. Q
BelIfgerents

From the Toronto Globe, April1s
We should like ask the friends Of Judge Smith two
question: II sho,id escape Canada be arresc
brought before Judge Smith, and should be fouha
that the of Mr. Lncon authorized by
officer, would the Judge refuse his extrad
tion the ground Of the begerent character of the
act? Would he declare that the Ashburon treaty
abrogated and refuse 20 the assass.nY We
pause for reply. To mind there would be much
for refusing TO give up Booth the st. Albans
RAIDERS supposng that Booth could prove that he had
auhority from officer Of the Confederate States tc
y commit the deed, which he probably had.
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
Tho Press Despatch

WAshlNGT5N, April 70, IS6k
Secretary Seward Is able TO sit up to day aud i'm
proving very fast.
Frederick Seward passed comfortable night and y
ala, INN
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
Arrest or the Suspected Perion Near Read
ing, Pa.--IIe Is Supposed TO be Booth,

READNo Pa, April 20, 1895.
have just seen Mr. Lyon United States detective
Officer from whom got the following relative TO the
Booth AFFAIR."
The report that Booth oamo to Reading the train s
correct Ho In Reading all day
The who recognized him informed detective Lyon
OF his being in town and that he knew IL was Booth
j Mr. Lyon Immediately In company with Mr. Miller
and another detective, proceeded to trace him.
They finally traced him 10 the depot aud ascertained
ha. man answering his description had got the train
y which had jus, left.
a The facts wero Immediately made known TO Mr. q. A..
4 Nichols superintendent OF the road and effort
4 made TO telegraph TO Port Clinton, the FIRST tele
graph station; but the operator not being about
\ engine was fred up and Messrs Lyon and Miller to-
gother with tho man who had seen Booth proceeded ~
q full speed TO ovcrtalc tho regular train.
"A They did overtake the tran but at Port Clinton were
Informed that the man described had got OF tho train
there bu, whether he to the Catawssa train or not
IA they could not ascertain
q despatch sent TO Tamsqua, TO tho conductor OF
q the train, and in the meantime Port Clinton was th o.
4; roughly searched.
Upon the arrival Of the train at Tamaqua The conductor
4 toegraphed as follows:-''The man Is tho train
Another despatch to The station for fur
Y thor information, With orders for his detention.
u This morning at eight O'Clock detective Lyon recov
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
T @ r a NJ T.
The Last Of Lees Army
Disban1ed.
The Whole Number ParOled Twenty.six Thou.
sand Ono Hundred and Fifteen.
Estimate Of War Material Sur
rendered,
&C., &C., sc.

Mr.. l.. A. Hendricks Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, FIFrH ARMY CoRrs,
NEAR ArroxArTox CoURr HOUSE, April H. 1895.
THE PAROLE OF LEx's MEN,
The last Of the surrendered army le yesterday Most
OF them went away In struggling squads General An
dersons brigade, however, remained till the last, and
went AWAY In a body. And thus has disappeared the
proud Army OF Northern Virginia
OFFICIAL REPORT or CAPTURED MES AND WAR MATERIAL.
The official report Of the number of paroed and
cannon &C. surrendered has just been made out and Is
ns follows
Paroed prisoners. 20, ITO
Cannon 10y
tOlOrs
Wagons, caissons, &c, about. LOO
dOrscB ana mules. 4,VuU
No official report Of the two latter items has yet been
made but give the figures they most generally
placed at As TO the paroled prisoners from first TO last
therc have beon most astonishing varances 10 the
number Al first reported we got but twelve thou
sand prisoners This report given me by the com
mssoners appointed 70 carry out the spulaons OF the
surrender. Then tho number hoped up 10 thirty FIVE
thousand. As the stands, several thousand have
gone away without being paroled. was starvation with
many 10 remain and they accordingly allowed TO
go Our army short Of rstons and although all the
ratons that could be spared given hcm there was
mot enough for ALL
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
Our Special Washington Despatch.

WAsHIsGros, April 20, 1895.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War, all officers and
employees Of the government engaged in making arrests
or Investigations In reference 10 parties suspected Of
completely with the murder OF the President, pro-
hibtcd under penalties from divulgng anything
upon the subject 1t Is also requested that nothing be
offered for transmission by telegraph for publication Of
any statement in regard to the assassns This deemed
necessary to prevent the hndranco Of the successful
pursuit. capture and punishment OF the ends engaged In
the diabolical plot of assassination.
Among the facts which the recent assassination OF
President Lincoln has brought to light is illustrating
the character and throwing light upon the motives which
actuatcd the assassin Booth. gentleman who was
somewhat intimate with him states that he ardent
admrer of Orsni, who years since attempted the
assassination of Louis Napoleon Booth often expressed
his admiration Of the act and OF the heroism Of the
woudbe assassin He said that IL he had undertaken the
assassination he would have carried II through
fully "and then said he, 81 would have lived for
over" He thought that the attempt failed through
timdity. He successful In his imitation and
doubtless has achieved the infamous notorety for which
he ambitious
The New York herald., 1865-04-21

.e The incidents OF the double assassination, the
geparat 70 seSPei every .n.ns ~ - sennse'eo
..s wls, ~ lncio.~ 'hy the contemplation Of more
5SausYn and prnb~- death Of two members OF the
sum,n.on AZ ,1,. A h sisn 7re tssisfs.,y more COW
srd,v n,nSs u assassinAiion lis than ta. "hcf
sruiy, more revoting In all it, dot. an h as :.
has filled the land with mourning an. "A hearts with
.ne very gaii and wornwood Of bitterness ere VIII
no s,t or the authors Of this crime The vei% CIR
sn0re Ihey may hide In the mountains but justice
VIII track them there The wilderness can not conceal
men, nor the uttermost parts OF earth secrete them
from that retribuon which will terribly oyertake and
consume them. And In tho future no names will he
more abhoed, execraed and hated than those OF the
assassins Of the President and his Prime Minister
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
! THE lASSASSINS.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Reward for Them.
CAPTURE OF ATZEROT
--s-.r. :.--
Important Order from the
Secretary OF War.
All Persons Aiding or Secrer1ng
the Suspected Parties to be
Treated as Accomplices.
.~~~~~---->>--->~~~-
PROBABLE ARREST OF BOOTH.
~~~>-->~~-~~~>s
ASuspected Person Apprehended|
in Pennsylvania
He Is Believed to be the Assas-
sin Of the President.
Interesting Facts About Booth
and His Family.
1ccentricities of the Elder Booth,
and had Habits Of His Son,
Wilkes Booth,
&c, &c, 30.
Interesting Facts About Booth
and His Family.
1ccentricities Of the Elder Booth,
and had Habits Of His Son,
Wilkes Booth,

Capture OF Atzerot, One OF the Assassfns.
BALTIMORE, April 20, 1896.
despatch from General e. D. Tyler, dated Relay
House, this evening" says
Sergeant Gamm, Of the First Delaware cavalry, Cap
tain Townsend's company Of my command, has Just
brought in George A. Atzerot of the assassins He
has been identified by the detectives who have been pur
suing him.
The New York herald., 1865-04-21

In consequence Of the obseauIes Of President Lncois
being hred for Wednesday Its usuai day Of publication asA
Thursday being appropriated fora general fast the WEEKLY
PLAY BILL will not be Issued until Friday morning.
konpAY April H. 1868.
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
Reward offered by Governor Curtin, OF
Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20, 1850.
Governor Curtin has issued proclamation Offering
reward OF ten thousand dollars for the arrest Of Boot
who Is reported TO have been in this State II
rested In Pennsylvania
The New York herald., 1865-04-21

A.--Lottery Prizes cashsd. Circularss
j. X. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street N. T.
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
Booth a Note to Mr.. johnson Intended tG
Impiicatc Him I'm the Mwrder.


What wasthe object Of booth In seeking an inter
view with Vice President Johnson Friday morning.
Not to kill him. for that would foil the other attempt,
and explode the whole conspiracy Was not TO involve
the Vice President aad suspicion himY To get
him to write simple respocse 20 his card would
3do-"I shall bsT happy TO have an Interview with Mr..
Booth =" This dropped on tho scene Of murder
would be an evidence Of coluson with Mr. Lincoln 8
destined shallow device bet one In the
fashion ofa hundred stage plots Whas oheT theory
counts for the vsit TO Joansou the note the desired In
1tervew and the expected responseS five discard the
idea Of intended murSer OF the VcoPresdent this
seems the only remaining conjecture.
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
THE PLAY BIlL.-NOTICE.

THE PLAY BILL.-NOTICE.
---
In consequence Of obseques OF President Lincoln
being Wednesday its usua day Of publication a.A
being fora general fast the WEEKLY
PLAY BILL VIII be Issued until Friday morning.
xospAs. April II, 1863
A..-Lottery Prizes cashsa. Circulars.
A'a '''r~r'Sn e. cIGYros Wall stree, nv
A.-Use the Best.-Dowdsn's Moth De-
sTRoYrNo PACKET. For sale by al druggists.
A silent Sewing Machine.
WILCOX GIBBS. He broadway.
A.-Marsh's Tr.ss once, aaa Broadway,
nder Bnrnuns Museum shoulasr Braces shk klAseA
A Clear, Smooth. skin
pb 's FxfeT X,
tresoves black spots impes ans al ernpnons Of the skin
A Bcautifai Complexion stands the
%iLrz Sisfi r.IIsas Is r,nsiy EXTRACT OF
American Watchcs-GoId and silver,
s 70 dss s soSs sssH .sr Sr % Y as9fs
Badges.
THE RUSH GREATER THAN EvsR.
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PINS TO MANE siSb,,ysn y2HE pnyfrs nWN sA-"Es
W. HITCHCOCK.
p,ecN rusifn ne sJc. n Yrrd-Doubts
width, at tho "Meosnlc. sslrlstor 9s orand street
y BnscheIor's Hats Dyc-Tbs Best I'm the
world tiaTaiess reliable insautan The -aly perfect
dye Faatory 81 Barclay street
y Cristpdoro's Hair Dyo, proservntivs
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail, No. castor House
The cys applied by skiIal artists
a Cantcring Horses, FisgstaEs, wheel
chairs. 8. W. SMITH, 20 william street
For Disrrhmn, DyscntFry, Sc.--rTa-
orfRR'S COMPOUND Extract OF Brufe Plan, !. the r'
N reliable and sucsnsfu rcney s srdorsed by Col cnt
n United state. hry Western Sanitary ara Christian cor
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aud Western sioanboal saloers. sold by ~ druggIsls
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81 "a rark row, Now fo'f
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F1 tgc mAnxni arise from coruyNl.s ~ y, remedy a
~ BOf.D'a EXTRACT OF sARsAPARibhA a ''"'"' :"
~ the utmos, value
IA No PimpIes. no DnrlSntsss ,uaii.,,a etS
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y. CENISATED EXfRICf sARsAfAHlLlA' =
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u I'm IL seT nrri y Il rrI.xkrilacr sAfsArARiLlA
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h Depot III Chambers street sod ey y druegs1s
~ rbe Injurious Ercets Of Aicohoiic
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The New York herald., 1865-04-21

A.-Uss the Best.-Dowdsn's Moth De-
s1RoYINo PACKET. For ssls by Az druggiss
The New York herald., 1865-04-21

No PimpIes, no Darlnsss,,ss ,ian.ips unI1r Nm.
eyes appear af,er using few hg.1les e et,i " N
~ NIAATrn n NII Alr AAHrAIAIlhl-l'
The New York herald., 1865-04-21

A.-Marsh's Tross OHice, 222 broadway,
,der Bnrnum's Museum, Shoulder Braces, SIX ElAsnA
lpc nxs and Abdominal 3<its, 6c.