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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13
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in one week Ask or W.bsters Vegetable Hair invis
ratur aud don't take any other.
rr st Il, : I C.,se 4 Co.. Wholesale dealers in
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NitiJnn Bank Nc iresOr, Iowa.
H,r,,an c Van sen tack, Wholesale Druggists, l6
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~ Ia, IaSon u ,llnlin q net Or
pan forty different Styles adapted to sacred and scc't'
lar m,,ic or $50 to 5000 each Thtrty-Ft Go.d or
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13

hav finally cum to the konkius'on That
thare amt trooth enuif in the world jest now 10
do tb, bzncss with, aud if some kind ov kom-
promize kant he had, the Devil might az wei
step IN and run he consArn at on~t.
,dlus advise short sermons, espeshily on
hot SUNDAY II minister kant strike II" IN
borein 40 minutes, he has either got II OR
simblr,, or else he is II bocrin IN the ronS
=. phase t.. -...
Enny boldly kan tell WHARF tightening struck
last, but it takes smart MN tew hid OUT
WHARF it is going iew strike next hme--
this is one OF the differences between farming
and wisdom--Iosh Billings
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13
Wanted ].

PAIR OF COMPETENT SiiOEMAkERS-on
n for fine, sewed work, aud the other Tor pegscd
work--to whom steady employment and GOOD pay Will
be gwen Enquire OF q. A. OPlIZ, opposite Pear>all
j. Church's Livery Stable, Main St, McGresor 40
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13
SHE YIFF,s ,y,sL II.

STATE Of DIV \, ULAY TUN COUNTY.
DY virtue of an execute to directed, issued by
ID II, Clerk of the District Curt If CLAYTON CO.
Iowa. founded on Judgment obtai ned in said conrt iy
a certii Il tr IN rpt from the docket of Ira flribut
II Justice Of III Pe zoe of sl cnlnty, being filed with
tho =. ri, Of all court the nth diy al September
1851 in heh If of u. Bmch rs Plaintiff, AMI Emma
Sh trp, late t,mml Cannon. and Nelson sharp de-
fen tuts for the of Sixty Eight AMI II 100 Dollars
AMI c.,sts tlvnl 1t twp iplrs aud accrain. COSTS.
ave levi a ,pon til. blowing described real property.
towit Fifteen ptf the west side of lot No = Seq
ton %. Township % North of tnee WeSt-p irt Of
the land pnrcl lsed by En'na VlnSiciie alias Emma
Sh rp, alias Emml Ftnron of IL u. Alvnrl--lnd viii
off tn. Tor sale to the HIGHEST bidder for cash in
hand, the 18th day of December. 1865. in front Of
tn LIST Nttouh tank Of VI regor. in tha city of Nc
Greg,r Clayton County, Iowa, at O'Clock z. VI. Of
sid day.
JOHN CARRIER, sheriff.
HyyANEs DAVIS. Deputy
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13

ny- BUY FRESH GROUND 0SWEiO WATER
LINE AND GENUINE RJSENDALE CEMENT oF
GLASS & SUN.~UA
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A CARD,

DOCTORS NJ. NJ. & J. L. JENNINGS, the Cetebrat-
ed Electro Magnetic Physicians have taken rooms OPP
pose the Post Office in Prairie du Chen and will cure
all curable diseases and greatly relieve those who
incurable. Patients be treated with Medicine,
Electricity Magnetism as the case may require.
We Guaraatee no Care. Consultation FREE.
We treat all Chronic diseases the above principles.
Special attention paid to female diseases on the Same
pr nciples. Come and be healed!
= Prairie du Chen, Nov. S, 1868.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13

A Card.
Dr.. +. Anlr,s would ioform his Cd
fri,nls. anl tn Pub ic, that n has so "a
scared his hga!tn as 10 be abl2 to resun
the practc: Of his profession. lie has "a
socIated with him, D.. l.. IL. liaz liIne,
who is regular gradual, and COM
strongly recommended. Dr.. Haz 'tnr
was tor three years in the medica. depart
ment Of the T. S. Arm,, was assistant
Surg .on of til, h Il ct. Of OHIO Cavalry
v,unteers, and conseq iensy saw much
prac ice both medical AMI surgical,
3w477 f. An1ros.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-13

The Davenport Gasrtts says the N'n'h
Iowa C,v,lry are ; nj in Arhan~as, sra
toned in diff rat parts of the Stat" ~ '"l-
loss; Fart 5 NTH, Cos q and ID" Lieut.
CT. * i.1t IN com ,.nd; CrS +, q "nh
NJ, at Cand N. NJ jr Jno Warne com
ma ding; c.. \ 1t Cl,rk>Ville, Capt J1i,n
Re a, commanding; Co b AZ FaAet tlf
C,pt John Fl ok, commanding, Go:
II ma, C,pt G .orge NJ DtAn, con- ""i,d-
ing; c.. II at Washngton, Capt Charles
A. FISK. C,mnaniIng; Go, at NOM
C .llp. Capt Jb~rph Sraw"an. com na"i'ng;
G., L at P,ne b utf, Capt. J'hn Il 'rkieI
los, com naa4,"g; c.. It ' n bh'en,
Captain j ,hn J. LAMB ri, con- a1tidn's
The New York herald., 1865-01-22
Coropers' Inaussts.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT On Thursday evening
woman named Ann Carr attempted 10 cross the rail track
Of Eighth street and First avenue in advance Of
then rapidly approaching when she was struck by
tho horses knocked down, and before the speed Of the
could be- checked the wheels passed over her right
thigh aud injured her In such manner that death snb
sc1ucntly ensued in Bellevue Hospital whittier shc was
conveyed Immediately afterwards. Coroner Cover yes
terday held inquest over the remains and appear
ing 70 the Jury that the occurrence accidental they
rendered verdict ~ that effect The car that passcd
the deceased No 10 of the Second avenue line
Mrs. Carr seventy nine years OF age and native OF
Ireland. She resided at lis Eighth street.
A MAN KILLED AT THE NEw Csrr HAIL-Coroner
Cover yesterday held inquest 70 Mulberry street on
the body Of Patrick hcGsrry laborcr who died from
the effects Of injuries received Friday afternoon In
consequence Of having been struck By the boom attached
10 derrick at the City Hail. Chambers street The
Jury rendered . verdict u accidental death Deceased
wM foryslx yssu u go end uauve of Ireland
The New York herald., 1865-01-22
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JANUARY 2z 1865

aeeo OF conveyance The object OF the bill or comp mi
y 10 nave THIS mortgage satisfied out OF the proeeds rs
herd. 80 ~-e aSo''e'u W S"ot
The court declined TO pass upon the matter finally
until report should be made bv the Amd,sor ~ the
court who was directed to investigate the oondision Of
" ne es.ae report what encumbrsnces are upon IL and
70 estimate the value OF the life estate of arpett M da
tlnguished from the fee simple of the property
The result In this case will be looked for with intsss
viii probably arise that must turn upon delicaie issi
% a f., TIE ID G conscson law forbds forfeiture b.
una .ne s OF mo rebel Consequently the decree in
gnt te interest and estate Of A. Y p Garnet. in and
70 tne sad real estate for and during the lie or DR.
Garnott When he dies his heirs at Law are instantv
invested with the title II may become a Question
whs'hsr ne an charged upon the whole estate
may % ,s.e1 M ou OF the detached life interest only
over II the United States pay or the encumbrance do
tney become saDrogated so that government would
stand in the shoes OF the creditors ~
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

Rrooklyn CITY News,
DESTRUCTION OF PIAsoFoRTE MANUPAcT

DESTRUCTION OF PIAsoFoRTE MANDATORY ny
FIRE.
The pianoforte factory Of Mr. 7. Lnstcdt occupy
Ing the promises Nos. 60 Gs and 70 Water street.
totally destroyed by fire Friday evening, involving
loss on contents Of about $50 000 and building Of
$4,000 more.
Tho building was OF brick threo stories in height The
whole occupied by Mr.. Lnsicdt who had large
stock OF prepared material and number Of pianos In
various stages OF construction on hand.
The fire originated In corner OF the lower noor, and
the contents being highly nammablc the flames spread
with such rapdty TO speedily envelope the entire
structure, and causing light which could be for
miles.
II is supposed that the Ore caused Ivy the ignition
Of furnace dried material aud the result Of
cident want Of proper care.
rhe adjoining dstilcry, Of Mr.. J. 4 rrott, and tho
National Cracker Bakery for time I'm great danger
hut saved by tho energy and Of the
frcfDen who succeeded in conining the flames within
The walls where they origated-
TIE same establishment partially destroyed by re
about eight months since, when damage To tho amount
Of about SIS, 900 was sustained
The oSs about twenty thousand dollars, which
there In the Offices named 10 the follow
ing amounts
Groccrs ........s200 900 Park ...............$2o0 900
Frcmen's Trust 1000 Brovoort. 1000
'1re Total T.'......... .OOv $40 600
The building, owned by Mr.. BENJAMIN Lodcr, was
iued nj fifteen thousand dollars insured for i've thousand
In tho following Offices
Harmony ........si 900 Park .............. 81 900
Manhattan ........ 1000 international. 1000
LrnOx .............. l,UO -
IWM .boiVvV
The dstillcry OF Mr. j. s Trou injured to the
National Citizens Harmony Exchange, Crs.on, Home,
aud williamsburg City.
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

CARRYING CONCEALED wEAPOSs-sENr TO THE
PENITENrIARY.
young man named Nicholas Mirrhon arrested by
officer McCi OF tho Fourth precinct, for being grossly
intoxicated On searching him formidable looking bowie
knife was found In his possession
oicer McDormot,, Of tho Second precinct, arrested
John stllwagon In South street. for being drunk and
dsorderIy He was searched at the station house. and
In ono OF his pockets was discovered heavily loaded
revolver In default Of thousand dollars bail each
Judge Bowling sent the prisoners TO the Peni'entary
QUICK WORK.
On Friday evening John Berry hackman, In driving
down Broadway girl fourteen years Of age, stand
ing the OF Canal street. He stopped hts hack
and inducing the girl to enter u with him, directed
boy on The box 10 drive down Broadway. Berry at
tempted 10 commit on outrageous assault his intended
victim but her for help heard by rounds.
Mcdonnell Of the sixth precinct, who stopped the
carriage and learning The facts Of the ease arrested
Justice Bowling causcd him TO be Immediately arra ned
before tho Court OF Special Sessions for trial on the
testimony OF the complainant, whose name Is Mary
Brewer berry was convicted and sentenced 10 tho Pen
ten,isry for six months. Soon afterwards the convict
route for the island
REARREsT or PuGfTfvE.
some three or four weeks since Charles scott alias
George W. Smith with numerous other aliases, ar
rested by officer Freeman, OF tho Twenty sixth precinct
on tho charge Of stealing large quantity Of goods from
the piers on both the North and East rivers he was
taken to the Tomhs and, while complaints being
perfected against him. Scott slipped out unobecrved and
made his escape. He was eventually traced TO Camp
Perinc Trenton NJ j., where no had enlisted under the
name OF George Gibbs The fugitive delivered over
10 Major Newpn, the o1cer In charge Of Camp Porine
and ogccr Freeman brought him back 70 this city and
Justice Bowling committed him 70 the Tombs for trial
two complaints for grand hrceny Ia stated that ths
total value OF properly stolen By Scott s about $1,000
nearly one half OF which has boen recovered by oceI
Freeman. The accused Ia Of polished manners,
and pcssesscs extraordinary business eusHcailons Nc
The New York herald., 1865-01-22
United states District Court, District OF
Columbia.


JAN H-United States rs The Inherent Of wiuiom r
.vmihsos Certain real Standardization casc.-Mr
SJnithson, a well known banker OF Washington was
arrested for reasonable practices and after conviction In
a military court WAS sentenced TO the Albany Pcniten-
tiary He very shortly pardoned by the President
and ~ now nj large Meantime his real estate In the
District was seized ibcllcd and condemned under the
Conscation law This property covered by deeds OF
trust u Mr. Smthsons creditors, who having In
tervencd for the protection OF their interests In court
were In some manner overlooked and the decree was
granted default The object Of the present proceeding
" 10 have the decree Of conscaton rcscindcd not yet
having been carried into effect After some correspond
between the District Attorney and the Attorney
General the Executive having already ordered that tho
trustees should have possession the District Attorney
fet constrained consent 70 the notion mainly tho
ground that the ind vidual whose property confs
Gated was al the mo In reach Of the process of court
under which circumstances u has been hold that the
Conlscation net docs not apply.
Decree vacated upon payment ocosts BY the claimants
The New York herald., 1865-01-22
Supreme Court, District OF Columbis--In
Equity.

BcfUft
jan 14-Heirs OF Eliza r. Fisher, deceased, W. A. Y.
Gsrnett OF aln this case the respondent u the Sur
gcon General OF the Confederate army Dr. 9arnet late
Of Washington who several years executed deed Of
trust or mortgage Of The property on Ninth street,
due Miss Fisher Of sl,eoo. Subsequently, Gar
nett having attached himself to the rebellion, this
property was scized, and, on the 23d OF July,
is83 conecated by decree Of the United States District
Court for this District On tho 9th OF September follow
ing u was sold, Alexander n Shepherd becoming The
purchaser al the sum OF AGO. 70 whom under decree
Or The court ha kAshA Of We District duly sxeeutsd
The New York herald., 1865-01-22
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Capture Of Fort Fisher-Movemcnts
Of Gen. Shermnn-Operations at Rich
. mond-Ncws from Europe, &c, &c.
The mail steamship Ocean Queen, Captain scabury.
will leave this port to morrow al noon, for Aspnwaii
Tho mails for Central America and tho South PSids
will close at half past ton o'clock 10 morning.
The Nxw YoaK Naturalization for tho Pacidc--wtH
be ready at nine O'Clock in the morning
It viii contain the official dispatches relative 10 the
capture Of Fort Fisher, below Wilmington N c. acooa-
panied with full accounts by Special Correspond en
illustrated by . Map Of tho Sccns af Operations; the
latest Of tile movements Of General shermana
forces the latest dispatches from the army in front o
Richmond and accounts Of the movements Of the Unta
Forces in all parts OF the country; the Blair Peace
Mission 70 Richmond; sketch Of the Life and Services
OF the late Hon Edward Everett; Summary Of the Pro
ceedngs in Congress- the latest ncws from Europe aAA
reports of a interesting events OF the past ten days
Single COPIES in wrappers ready for mailing SIX csns
The New York herald., 1865-01-22
THE cULF.
Terrific Gale Off the Mouth of
the Rio Grande.
A BRITISH BARK LOST.
Par ticulars Of the Damage Sustained
by Other Vessels,
Sc, &C., &c.

Tho steamship George Cromwcu, Vail, from New
Orleans, the I4th inst, srrved in this port yeser-
day Pur,er Vim. D. Hcmpstssd will sOcept our thanks
for fav0M
The New York herald., 1865-01-22
The Special War Tax.

The following are the names Of the twenty thousand
dollars and upwards taxpayers In the Thirty dis
trict few In this district have been reassessod
and the assessment may possibly add two 70
the list
Names. Residence Income Tan
Kinsley VIM. Howard Hotel. .f2S 270 81 ,4i3
Robbins, Chandler. No Gold street.. $1,000 ITO
'''''''' ''''' and Pearl sts.... s4,seo s,22s
The New York herald., 1865-01-22
FORTRESS MONROE.
ME-. .. II. Buikley's Despstehes.
FORTRESS MosRo. Jan Is Issf
S35 TO, fby
ExuAsCE or PErs0sEks.

ExuAsCE
The flag OF truce steamer New York arrived ths mora
ing from Point Lookout with sx hundred rebel ocsss
and men, under tho charge OF Lieutenant Colonel MuI
ford, their way TO Akens Landing. to be exchanged
for like number Of Union prisoners She will csws
hero 70 morrow morning
ovERHAUILka or DEPARTMENTAL AvrAna
general overhauling being made Of everything per-
taning 70 this department Most or the provost
shals have been relieved and appointed in their
pace and Their books and papers taken possesion II
and tn oroughly sorutinizcd
DE4TIH AT rsix STATES Gx,raAL HOSPITAL
The ioiiowng deaths have occurred in the United
States General Hospital at Fortress Monroe
ssy ,sy o;Mrery Wech 9Th Ohio Patrick Qagley, B,
Harrison Stone, II, nth Connecslcut robert Blakemaa
g, l07th United States coorcd troops willis Hills L
Dean d. 30th United States colored troops; Robert WHIT
tier, G, 7th New HAMPSHIRE; JOHN Henry d. "a Penn.
syvania artillery; VIM D. kts, y, 2osd Pennsylvania:
Williams, 4, 3oth United States coored troops Bent
Gardner, u, 39th United States coored troops Janos
Megy e., 107th United States coored troops; Danei
Tucker D. 127th United States cooref troops lrhab0d
Diley, A, 9th United States artillery, Patrick Call, A,
10th New York artillery; Henry Hicks B,A29th United
States colored troops; George Waldon, b, 9th United
States coored troops w. Dubois G. 3lst United Statas
coored troops; Henry Crttendes A. f0lh United States
coored troops; James A. Lstsr, Il, 1lzth New York,
James Hoey, !, 5sth Pennsyivania; q H Monroe, X,
10Th Connecticut (colorrd; David Anderson, H. l17th
United States coiored troops W. W. Albright, civilian
prisoner; John Davis, d, 9th Vermont Avery Yaring-
ton, L. l3sh New York artillery; Geo. wailen, X TIN
McLane y, 11sth United States colorcd troops; jobs
Gancsby c. 9th United States colored troops Charles
Lewis 6th United States coored troops; Jalus Howe.
f. 37h United States coorcd troops John Frtsby 23d
United States coored troops; Granville Williams d. 37th
United States colorcd troops Robert Davis f. 81 Penn
syvana E aery henTy & raon ssa eo'9rsa use,
Hoart, X, 1Ogth United States coored tyoopa
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

communication from Santander, Spainy says:-Yo0
probably thai the "Crcdiio Casiellano Com
pany has contracted for the completion Of the
of the Isabel Scgunda Railway, between Barcena and
Reynosa by August next and making great exer;ions
to terminate IL by that time No less han 600 aborcrs
employed upon this stupendous undertaking. the limo
attaining height Of than 600 feet above tho Level
Of the by Of tunnels and zigzs in distance
of twenty two miles
The New York herald., 1865-01-22
FORTRESS MosRok, Va, Jan 10. 1896.

ARRIVAL or ENCLrsX hANorwAR
The English man ofwar Galatea arrived asnoon t.
day. and saled tho flag, which responded 70 fross
the fort She carries twentydx guns and commanded
by Captain McGuire She Is last from Halifax and
Bermuda.
TIN NEw PROVOST GENERAL psPAKrxnrv
or VIRGINIA AND WORTH cARofJsA.
Lieutenant Colonel Caughin has been appointed Pro-
vost Marshal General of the Department Of Virginia and
North Carolina He has entered upon his duties and V
making thorough inspection OF the department He is
engaged to-day in inspecting the military PRISON situated
at Hampton under command Of Captain Blake He bids
fair TO make thorough and efficient provost msssha
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

The FIFTH NRtfOnaI Hn nnk.-UnftcdS StAteS
rcaaury Agent No 100 broadway allow three sishihs
Per cent discovnt W all subsenen 70 The uniicd states
Treasury Notea and deliver thefn express paid In any
auDt Immediately upon the r~ocpt of funds -
ccfti0e city checks ~il also issue Deposit tcoepes
spar 10 those issued BY the English and Provincial bsn
payable demand and besrnr -four cept nteress 70
presented within hftcen days fste Parties srr nvs
u open with tins bsnk Win be coursoasy sse
"'s'' -" WV" SAMUEL c rBomrsos, rrssdonA
JAsEs CuRrurv Cashier
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

Prizes Cashed I'm All Lcgalixed I.0ttcr-
les aud information given. }. CLUTk
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

A." Whites Prfent Lever Truss" VIII
cure Rupture. NO pressure un the back or cord
GREGORY Co n9 Broadway
The New York herald., 1865-01-22
y
To CONSERVATIVES.

COD LIVER OIL JELLY.
APPROVED by THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE,
for Coughs Colds bronchial and Tubercuar Consumption
General Debility. Tho most mild bland .nd
nutritious form IN which Cod Liver on can e used and With
patient by single tcaspoonful Of
this Jelly than by double tho quantity Of the clear unje
ned oil For sale by -
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST. 10 BEEkMAN STREET.
New York-
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

Prizes Cashed In All Legalixed Letter.
ies Information given by CLAYTON. 10 Wall street. New
Va
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

For Nervous, Seminal and Kidney
Oompaints Les Malt Bltiers dc bant~. surc curs.
Sold at 81 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

Throat AHcetions.--A Physician wrsssn9
from Ncwfsuc New York speans of 'he osnehch eueoo
resulting from the use Of browns BRONCHIAL
TRocnBs," @ys"Fcr allesiAuns that horrid irritation
only se y those who suffered from any brcncblAa
.s.,on and for bosr.eness sbros, 100
n confess. tbough su ~ d. they answer you c,aas
for them"
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

The Only Remedy.-Those who sumsr
from breath opsn 10 the charge Of csrscsnes
n an offence that BE- speedily absi-d aaeie bct.ls -
the fragrant sOz0DOrT viii unmistskabiy accomplish Ne
work No tcet table sbc,d b- without II win prcsss-s
and Keep se veth white sad We eAsA ssrs saa sWss@
Esld ty ~ dxuAx1sA
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

Colds, Innue MN, Sudden Dcath.-Whs2
you have continued pain the head and eng OF uprss
md uneasiness IN the system o-c s but he four Or
<ix BRANDRErHS PILLS They viii relieve aud curD
Resides this method prevents AfOPLExy AND SUDDEN
DEATH. Is. BRAN0RETii Is on tnc government stamp IN
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

Electricity Applied for the Cure OF Dis
ease-By Dr. CHAMBERLAIN. No. 50 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1865-01-22
A.--"Hed," said the Prince,

Address 10 SmokcrE.--PoIIak - SON,
Mccrscheum Manufacturers COZ Broadwsy near Fourth
street. Pipes cut 10 order.
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

Cherokee Medicines for the UDfortunates
"a page pamphlet with fui parcur free Address D..
W. r. Merwin 4 Co. % Iibersy street, Now York
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints ana
all diacascs of the feet cured by DR. zACHARfB, ~
Hspad
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

Army Ranking snd Collecting ONCE
L. Brown n Co. No Park place. OGcers accounts
ashcd and ordnance cieararccs obtained
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

DETT JONES 4 co will sell on Thursday, 2sh inst. =
the store Murray DAVIS Brothsn, 1,5U bales soath
Amsricsn Wool, oomprsng Eerey. Blanket, FLANNEL s.A
Fine ClothinR oois.
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

BatcheIOr's Hair Dyc-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfese
Dive Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

GREGORY 60. 6Ds Broadway.
Address 10 SmokcrG.--PolIak - SON,
MccrSchpum Manufacturers Coz Broadway. near Fourth
street Pipes cut to order
A.--ssNed," said the Princess Alcxandra
the Prince OF wst where do you get that delicious
that makes Royal ghneSs smell odotferus"
Lovely Alec hc replied laughing "as the Prince sf
toll the Truth smbst called
NIGHT BLOOMING. CEkEUS, sont ine by fHALOS, %
New York"
A.-Rfch hmond-BOots md shoes.
Prices reduced since Nov frum ~ " - pasr
chdens BoDts. Buckle Shoes CATERS slippers aud
proof aud warm Oyersboes always on hand.
Gents best French Boots, manufactured " measure.
@. g. RICHMOND.
Army banking and Collecting Once
L. Brown Co, No. Park place. Oncers' accounts
eashcd and ordnance cisaranccs obtained
Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Bcst In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only pcrfese
Dye Factory 81 Barclay street.
Cherokee Medtcines for the UBfortunatc.
32 page pamphlet with fui partcuar free Address d.
all diacascs of the feet cured by DR. zACHARiB. ~
Broadway.
------------
Electricity Applied for the Cure OF Dis
ease-By Dr. CHAMBERiIN No. 80 Bond street
The New York herald., 1865-01-22

skating Boots, Warm Overshocs. Roots
Shoes of description and price LORlN BisOOGD
A SON. "a broadway corner Of Howard street.