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General intelligence.
my ksN to TIA Ess YsrL s.s.)

GApRorrns are orsrssng In Troy
PniLAnslrnAss srr alarmed at the prospect o.
an incrcss' IN the prices " lsrorbier.
p. T. nAFsrN hiss hourh, the old town farm, o,
Bridgeport, Conn, Is acres, for 500
II Savannah, Ca. iced drinks sro rated ., 70
cents glass by military order.
IT Is said lh.i e1.Prcsideu, Fierce will soon
m'rry b3atsu girl, daughter OF colonel.
rns Nationsl Division OF Sons Of TEMPERANCE Of
Norh Americs, will meet a. Hartford, Conn, on
the IT, VI June
OSE hundred thousand pounds Of maple sugar
have been made IN Milton, W., during ths past
soAsJn.
OEDEHa have reached The Governor o. Dlilok 10
iotNsrd AL eubs,ed soldiers TO the front si
The same order IL issued IN oaio aud indiana.
Al Detroit Mcconnell the Georgian commander.
hss been 'uily committed for breach VI the neu-
uahty Laws.
sunsrIruLE broker in Chicago named hurphy,
sked.Joled recently with some AS, 600 belong NJ
,o The h-m Of which he was the head
Inr berkshire Co., Msss.) Agricultural Society
have useynsnn"i a. Il pr NUNS on hogs aud
tobacco q" for prudential .nd moral reaSous."
JUvuruE p,uttou at Ashley Pals, Mass. re-
coltly sucked 81 eggs on 4 wager aud wanted 70
sucb dozen moro for dollar.
aLrn ZzS Csns.llan barrier, was srrested
In NcsIhtlu, Mass, last week, where be Waf siAv
| ing aud tHIr-cuitiny, on charge of having three
wives hyug. POUr fellow
TuE first b.st for Lake supc<ior this season len
Detrut on the ~, IA iLs.., heavily laden with oas
scnSsrs and freight. Tbo ssult rivsr aud csu.
aro reported free oi Ice.
LADY N Rochester tried W jump from a rail
road tram FRIDAY evening, and tell bs,ween H.,
cars TAo lran pas ed over hot without injury s
sho lay on the ground
MAoGu HAsIrY, . Phiad,lphia woman, ha
been G, LmLt oil to jail IN default I 5000 Ia !, 70
| dis uyL largings ia ref renee W Pfesidcut Lin
| coin, aud suIUgy VI his assassin.
IT Is stated that last fall Both sent his thestri
cai wardrobe iroui Halifax W N.ss.si, intending h
! 70 South and perform ut tue Southern tlsstrs
this summer Ills performances are ended.
| NJ. NJ n. rlArroaD, OF Fsrm'ngrlalG J
| was accidentally killed on IN Irsday last. IL
struck Al two hgnuIg dogs with his gun, whoi
the trigger hit door easement and Unchanged III
| contents of tie guu into b.. body.
| MI Jo1S sINDFoRp, Of Fnirhaven, Conn, wen
| treating IN NJrth Br,ndfbrd, a few days ago, anC
! ell In with = fellow named Appel, formerly o
| New York, who unmarked 10 WAS 'glad LinoolI
| VAS dead" Refusing to "tako 4 back" APPEL
| w,s hrsshod and tel to q tree IN the WODcs,
mile and hef irom any house where be rem ain %
| a. last sccVuuts.
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Prom Mnshinntou.

Warrington, bdv IA Gee, s,iou of sp .s eil-
ron, in the United States to-day called tie Prss.
cent, Who wa sddIesed by Nj. Hitl, the Swiss Con-
sui General, who lsmon cd the death VI The PTen-
don't aud congratulated him on the overthrow Of the
REBELLION The President ieplt i In = fitting manner
extending his thanks Tor the sympathy Of the sr lss
eiuEens.
Twenty seven rebel hse., mostly surrendered By
Leer army we're presn'ed to the Wa Department
this afternoon by MAJOR Gen. Gibbons Of the 24th
Corps.
The Secretary OF the Navy this afternoon forward
ed to Acting Rear Admiral thatcher oonnan dins
the West Gulf Blockadins Squadron, a consratula-
tory letter on the downfall Of Mobile. Secretary
wclles close. his letter iollows'
II am harry In extending 10 YOU and tho.e under
your command and the Maori enrrHl, and those
Departmsp for the victory which lltce IN our poe.
.e,so n sith tut one Heeption AZ ,te Shiei poI oi
naval contest OF the rebellion"
Ae inS Assistant Surgeon John A. Hall, Of the Lin
coin General Hospital Of this city to-day eec ed
from the hospital In disrrsce An intercepted letter
from him G ton In Canads. referring, In scur-
riuou. manner. 10 the death Of the late President
was the cause
The STAR says "Mosby vns al salem, near War
rentSn, at ilidey, and is .tlil heIborei IN ne
msnd hns deserted him entirely, 49, having arIi,e
st Wine hes er paioed. Soue Of them oGsr 70 bFine
In Aosby 10, i've thousand Col.ar,o
Mi,s Mary Harris, who shot Andrew J. burroughs
at the Treasury Department In January lut and
who is in prison heIe. H. suffering greatly With ery'
spelm in her face Her trial, which was to have
tab on place "Wednesday nsxt, has been postponed
until May 10Th.
Several chartered vessels At this city have already
been discharged frorn service, which is the com
IN, ncement OF the retrepchment system here.
The |. 3. steamer Malvern, Admiral Portets aAs
| ship, arrived here to-day.
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LOCAL NEWS.
sEw YORK AND TuK VICINITY.

MovISo DAY. - Yesterday morning, as early
to "note" the moving preparations. As he passed
through the streets, houses observed lit up, and
iorus could be fitting about n the occupants
were engaged in preparations connected with day
about W dawn. Carmen were hsrDessing up their
animals, and In 10 inquiries. declared they
had work enough to keep their teams employ ed until
midnight. Az la light appeared, doop Up ned,
and Always seen filed with furniture. Then ca 10
were loaded, and the business Of the day began not,
outstanding the threatening appearance Of the
clouds, betokoning the uSial fall Of rain By mutual
concessions tenants accommodated each other, and
carts were seen loading and unloading at the
ssne residence. YOUNGSTERS we're stationed 10
prevent any interchange Of household goods
while these operations reIs In pTogle' Ba,ements
and psTor loos emp,ied Of tleir contents. thu,
making room for the incoming tenant, who gradually
obta ned the upper rooms, as the furniture Of tho
former occuoant was carried out and placed upon the
Sidewalk. By nine o'clock tie streets presented an
animated panorama, in which procsssons Of carts
loaded With furniture the chief object. set OF
with Iod-aeed women aud children carrying looking
glasses, clocks, ornaments pctuTes methng else
that could not be entrusted to the cannen. About
this hour the sidewalks In the uptown di.-
trcts also exhibited appearance worthy the
attention Of the fortunate few who had
lcisute to prohe into tho miserles OF other
pc ple In front Of many house. all kinds Of furni
ture could Le seen from the bsby's cradle 20 grand
mothers mas-ive od-issh oned bedstsad. On rich
roeeweod dana Recovered soias lay sinve-pipas and
'pittOons aud In ann chairs, miscellaneous colec-
tCn Of pots and pans, placed there by thsughlleAs
children Bedding lay around loose piled with dirty
carpets OF used as the NEST appropriate restngpaoe
fpl china ware. Mcn and vomsa standing In door
ways savGgely ordered % p!Cvlins email boyr and
chiliTen we've placed guard over vAiulbleA that
anxious parents afald would DO stolen In spite
Of this wlchfulness thieves frequently made "a with
stolen articles Carmen piovehiai for their de-
ltsrate movements, but yesterday these gentry
lecaue infected with the prevailing anxiety to ret
the moving busine1 over, speedily as pe.sibe 10
prevent damage By the rain, which began 70 fall
In contequerce the therent articles - they CANA
hom the houses packed away upon the cart.
without much regard to the condition they would be
In on arriving at their destination. Chain were pod
in ayers and bureaus on the chairs and over these
beds and bedsteadL secured BY ropes drawn ,I,ht
enough 10 occasion deal Of damage at every olt the
load would receive in its psaAage through the streets
At the unloading, the ssmo haste and want
Of care was Visible, oocsaioned by the anxiety
Of ownsu TO got their things In out Of tho
ss sAns aLIan ssn s.Tsls..ly aIOSDs>
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Later from Charleston.

BY tho steamship Savannah we have received hle-
of the Char e..on CoUnrs to the 2sth Of April from
which ve ertraet the following
An expedition. cent cut under General Potter had
been recalled under an order 10 euspend hostlhNes
ba e1 sherman. frat agreement, hot on the no n.
ins Of the 18th sno'le parry ives cent OF tosLot
the tslsis At OrangeuuTs Of iesunptou oi hos'il'
tifs.
Geasrai Hatch hr- ordered the Rev. A'eI W. Mar
shsu .sscnary Of st. Joh Pc Ch pei h-i"pfeAi 10
20 te ond our lncs, for 70. .isttnee in heatodste
conduct vaiuinS hA' also beeI gwen 10 his co l.
sac alton iOf toierlting him.
Fr-Gove nor Vim. Aiken len Charleston on ths
2Tth with oIde's 70 report TO Nashint ton.
simeon ps-eT uv aaDoInc d 70 aderc" public
NEE ing IN Charleston on the ss'
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The Latest News
By yTslesrapb to the N. Y. Sun.
0Il0J ARMIES RETURNING HOME.
REBELS COMING IN.
Another Successful Expedition.
Morgin's Guerrillas Sunendering.
LATER FROM RICHMOND.
Loyal People Can Marry.
RAM ALBEMARLE RAISED.
She is Coming to New York.
CLOSING UP At CHARLESTON.
Retrelchment In the Navy.
THE PLOT THICKENS.
The Funeral COrtege
&C., &c, &c.
From North Carolina.

kal,ioh, ". c. Apr,i 2T.-The Army Of Tennessee
and the Army Of Georgla taio their departure from
here In q day or two, for Richmond. Va. The Army
Of the Ohio, Gen. Schofeh commanding, consisting
Of the Esd and the 10Th Corps remsins, and will be
distributed ssrrson force throughout the sta'e
hf Holden, the editor Of the Raleigh STANDARD,
Who 10 suggested the Governor Of the State, takes
decided ground against the restoration 70 power OF
Gov Vance and tho existing LeyslAture. lie favors
. new deai;" the adoption Of the Constitutional
Amendment AboishIng slavery: and recos MIXING the
Constitution Of the United States paramount 10 any
State Constitution. Gen. Johnston's army sre 70
deliver up their effects to the United states suthor
ties tomorrow, st GTeensboro, seyeny-hve miles
vest Of here.
The following order hs been issued BY General
Howard:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or TIE Po1oxAc,l
RALEIdu, n. C., April n. lsGb.
To the Cttzers along the Routes " March
II II requested that,you remain at your hofnes M
much - possible While the columns are passlns by.
Hostiities having ased, pronieuous oruSlng pro-
klbitsd The necessAIy supplies, In addito to what
the army utnHports, will be ocured fruin the coun-
Try by purchase. Quartz enaA ers and colntnssaries
voucher. % @ ci,Ssa. VII do % We'd to ss the Ofhcer.
commanding guards, patrols, &c. IN every poespls
way, app ehend and bring 70 puniahment any thief
or msr.uder who NAV sepaIste niinsen nom me COZ,
oftcen 10 render the march orderly, and ~ II nopod
that the great terror that prevailed during active
operations viii nov cease II icing dihcuit 70 trans
port sucient rztons for an extended march, our of-
GERS have beeA requested 10 discourage refse ioli
following the army. The ability 10 travel freely IN
any direction now exi,u> and precudes the iolner
HeesAaty of refugees accompanying OF following U.s.
y. q. Howard, Major General
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Prom Tennessee.

Washington, hap l.-Aetins Master Fitzpatrick
commanding the U. 3. seamer Siren, reports TO the
Navy Department. under date Of April 92d, on Ran
doph, Tennessee, that ou the 18th expedition, un
DER the command Of Brissdier General Osborne
started for Brovpsvifie In three columns and from
Randolph, one by way Of Hstchie River, and one hom
fulton, Tennessee. They returned on the 29d. hav-
ing boen succeSsfu In the capturing Of several officers
and men Gen. shslby's Adjutant was killed. One
Of the msn captured the fellow Who has boen
p.aslns for sIton. lie confessed having burned the
b. Paul, and killing on board of her General
osbor,e hung him 70 q cotton wood tree at Randolph,
and lst his body hanging. His proper name VA
WILCOX Tho steamers Ann Everton and sylph were
not burned by the suorIillss. They came out Ct
H.tcbie River safe.
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From Richmond.


Gen. Halleck issued order on Saturday, which
set At ret the doubts Of the snIious respecting his
di,positiop to isnisncy with rebeI. lie announces
that Clerks Of Courts OF Record In Richmond and
Peterburs, attorneys, corporation officers, and per-
,on, engaged In any trade business, will b. permit
ted 10 pursue functions taking the osth Of ALE
siance, and not otherwise Persons who enter claims
In the courts for the restoration Of private property
must also take the oath. So must every person who
wants 10 ship or receive any goods whate But the
nost startling order IA that
NomariAse lcsnfe shall be issued until the parties
desng 10 be married shall take the oath Of ALE glance
u the United States and no clergyman, magttrate'
~ other person authorized by state laws N perform
th, marriage &C etemony, will ociate In such capacity
until he himself and the parties contracting matn-
nony have taken the prescribed oath Of allegiance
An, persons acting In violation of these orders TO
be arrested al once.
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CONDITION OF THE Stewards.

ErR0EON-UkNTnAIs OFTiCE, WAhHINGTON,l
May 10 AN.
Hon y. Stanton, Secretary ~ Var
sn-I have the honor TO report that she Secretary
Of state h,d comfortable night. Mr.. h. Seward had
q sli<ht hemorrhaso from wounds In the scalp, al
An. but vas not materially weakened.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant
JK. DARSEaN Surg ..Genr
SURGEON GESERALs OFFICE, May 10 PM.
Hon. r. ". Stanton Seeretirp Of WaT;
sh-I have the honor to report that the Secretary
Of state continues 10 improve. Mr. F. Seward has had
a quiet day, aud 10 slowly regainlng s:renth.
Very resp, ,etfuuy, ohedien, servant,
JK. BARSFS Surg .-Gea'l
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The steam transport Illinois, Kittredge Norfolk, 2s
hours with Fourth Regiment Ohio Vols, 10 L. $. Y.
Master, arrived at this post yesterday.
The Illinois has board the Fourth REGIMENT
Ohio Vols. Col. Chas. c. c. Thornton, commanding,
route for St. Louis, No.
The parolod officers and men are daily arriving at
Norfolk and taking the oath Of aegience, and return
ing 10 their homes. The land In the vicinity Of
Portsmou'h and adjacent country, is IN advanced
state of tillAxe
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Albany, Mdv THE following are the Csmmis.
soners for the New York state In.titssion for the
Blind:
Elas W. Leayenworth, Of syrscuse u. L. Msnni-
ere, oil New York; q. X. Wood OF Chhzy; James Fer
suron, OF Ovid ". NJ southworth, Of Lockport The
to-day. Several bills local W New York City YET
TO be considered.
ChautAJ4uA County, va Now York, 70 be absent q
few dAvI
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The Assassination Plot.

The number Of perrons arrested on suspicion Of
bens connected with the great assslnstiou plot At
the national capital has become large that 1t has
been found necessary to fit up separats building for
their safe keeping. aud In this they all con.
hIsd.
The authorities of Prince George. county, Mary
land have offered thousand dollars reward for the
arrest OF any scoompices Of Booth within the Limits
NJ hat eountv
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From Kentucky.

L<Iingtor, hap l.-One hundred and fve oficers
aud one thousand men Of Morsan's old command sur
rendered to Gen. Hobson at Mount Sterling to-day.
Twelve hundred rebels also 'a1endered At other
points to Hobsons troops several hundred deserter
from the rebel army took the Amnesty oath Esst
Kentucky IL now clear Of rebel troops.
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Sh,Dfsld Mas, Nay THE town s unds con
siderable excitement from the arrest OF psron
nscted with atraveling exhibition, supposed 70 be
accompice Of Booth who appears 70 answer the
adv. rtisoment exactly. lie has prominent chin, a
full moustAche, aud large under the leit ear.
Detectives from towns the line Of the HousAionc
Railroad have been seereted In the VllsFe part Of the
day awaiting his appearance in the evening His
identity 10 not yet fully determined.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-04
Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to
Females,

The beauty and delcacy of the female organ
izaon to say nothing Of its physiological chsscteris-
ucs are ssihcient indications that II is subject TO forms
Of disease and notifications peculiar to itself The
physician Of the present day does R0t any
more forms Of uterine diseases than did the physician Of
dy but owing 70 the present social condition
woman Der diseases frequency,
the truth Of this assertion the melancholy deaths by
consumption bear ample witness.
method, and with the hsppiest results. Prel.p-
sus Cteri, falling o. the Womb Erupuons Of the
skir, Chlcrosis, OF Green sckness-chsrscterred By
yelowsh dirty green palor OF the surface; Emsnsio
Hessizm, absent kepstrlstoE; AneDOrrhes, Re-
tentior Of the Aenses Dysnenorrhea painful and d-
cult Aow - the Aenses; Nenorrhacia profuse Mem
situation; LeuchoTrhes altered
ton OF the pucrs-generay white, OF nearly coloress
snd transparent.
net with in Females Of ali ages whether married or
married; and 20 married Females would that there
many other forms Of diseases peculiar 70
diseases Cf pregnancy, PartrTton, and L&etston, of
which space viii not admit calculation. ont IL for
the council chamber, adding bot disease
this list, snd that IL formidable one-Ucers len ofthe
body Of the Uterus
10 you afflicted with organic weakness, or any
semblage Of morbid phenomena Of this eka-acter
aid ftoo late 20 arrest the disease AZ least posi-
ble 20 paate the symptoms, and thus s,oohs he path
way TO untiraeiy grave.
In majority Of instances these diseases have made
considerable progress before the patent becomes arm
cd In ensciatiCn Is the first indication
hst attracts the attention Of the patients friends Ans
fearful significance % the word wasting" Il not only
constitutes the leading feature, szi the earliest and
a-st ornRous symptOf Of ConsunPtica, examples Of
which invariably net with In young ladies Who
gifted with high intellectual endo~ments refined
comp ishments and eyes flashing with unnatural bril-
lancJ-not regarding ikese iGcca;lsns being those
sf incpleni disease, bat those % personal charms.
True. slas, the poet sings
s'Consumptions' cheek ne'er looks mere pure
And lovely. than when past all care.
And yet that bloom, fresh stu,
Has lent its festinF aid TO kill,
And speaks. TO those who watch It's hus
of sckness. 1<3.h and suffering too;
Iho1gh who, iust viewing spghf so fair,
Could dream that death was there,'
AddIess p. o. Box 1894
TTonce hours from A. Il 10 p. n. Rsoaa Ss.
Sesl6-t1s r---- q 80 49,
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= Y NJ RTo NJ . :
NUMBER 4,509.

The symptoms Of Cstsrrh, a. they generally appear
FIRST very slight. Persons find they have q cold,
that they have frequent attacks and sensitive
the changes OF temperature. IN this condition, the
nose may be dry, slight discharge, thin aad scrid,
becomes chronic the discharges Increased IN quantity
and changed in quality; they thick end heavy.
and are hawked OF ooughed o1 The secreiio1s Of
fensve causing bad hresth the voice Is thick and Ia
SAL the weak the Of the smell - essenee
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place Another
common and important symptom Of CstsrTh Is, that The
person Is obliged TO clear his throat IL tie morning %
thick sly mucus, which has fallen down from the
head during the night When this takes place the PER
may be sure that bis dsesse 4 its way 70 the
lungs. and should lose 10 time in srTestingit
N. shore ar b.. f- u The = nv c,,srrh .r,fars
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PROFESSIONAL.

Ogs TODD PARR having terminated their con-
trs<ts With TIE Govsruraenf as A. A Surgeons Al
Canap Merton prepared 10 devoss their whole
r.s 70 tne prssics Of tksir pTessssioa Pessns can
rsiy upon er1ng scs . tie s.S<s 81 thsr oce No n
vTx1nsa svsc,s Da<1R-tu
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and bis men were received Wit b cheers. He in-
stantly set Capehart's band 20 plsyinr "Hml Co
luubia" and other patriotic pieces This revived
the spirits Of all present, and the music brought
forth cheers from thousands Of wearie5 men a.
the enemy opened upon the lines Miles,
Cus,ar aud Sheridan, with their staff officers,
rode along TIE lice with their respective colors
displayed
This demonstration ELECTED renewed ertbsissIa
along the whole line. and bY this time heavy
artillery Ere had opened. accompanied by lords
and Woodruff guns
The eueuy charged several tines aad ssre
repulsed with great slaughter
Cspehart saw one of bis regiments the Isi Va
dashins oh. be rot having given the orJier,
he followed and found Gen. Merritt, Col For
sttb of Sheridsr's staff and Others at the head
OF the regiment The enepy fell back hastily
before thece troops aud did not attempt again 20
force our lines.
The result OF Fridays 6ghtiug The Times
CORES s2ondent says: We swung the left around
three miles north OF BOyd,own plank road leav-
ing between it and the South Side railroad but a
single line OF breastworks, thrown up since
Wednesday night
We captured abOu, a thousand prisoners. and
our owa loss was not over Two thousand in the
aggregate
The enemy have suffered much more heavily
ana their forces we're becoming oemofailzed very
rapidly in Zoe evening, and he could not be in
sueed 10 make another charge on the 5ths CORPS
front, although they had fought desperately early
in the day.
NKw ToRK. April The Heards army OF
the James correspondent says
Troops we're seected FOR special service from
both corps aud sent across the james river un-
der the command OF Gen. Ord At sunset on
the 25Ih, they occupied position vacated by
The I'd corps, and moved to the left amidst
heavy rain storm.
Gen Turner moved bis division OF the 2Ith
corps, Just after daJ break. down Vaughns road
crossed Hstchers run and pushed forward to
make connection with the right of the 2d corps
which was done without any fighting.
Other commands were also moved 80 "a to
make continuous line.
Turner captured line OF rife pits, with all
the rebels 10 them.
Gen Potter pnshed forward part OF bis division
materially aiding Turner'S success. The ad-
vance Of both OF these divisions was inside the
rebel picket lines aud within 600 yards of their
main works
BiTDey's division is OF the right OF Foster
threatening the isttels lice
Throughout the night Of the 30th our inen
were busy strengthing their works and now have
d line that will enable them to hold their ground
against any force of the enemy.
The HeFald's Washington special says:
Ii is expected that the president. Immediately
on the occupation Of Richmond. viii issne new
proclamation OF amnesty
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vxvR WOULD CALL IHE ATTENTION OF DRUG
w GlSTS TO the above establishment, and invite
them, when In the city, TO look through our stock
eor- The ndai,iona, 30 per cent increase Tariff Duty
which, are confident will enable rs to sell goods IN
our line very low and yet realize profit We will du-
picate any Cincinnati Sl-fuctuatens in prices con-
Orders are solicited jeT'6s-dly
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NJ EDICAl.
LIVERY STARaE.

IIEsRY ALLEN, New York Livery ard Sale ST, lee
~ Nos - s,5 IL Ksss Peri s'r~-t. 10 .hs
6isfo'splcef. fstso.
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