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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-25

A A. FARLEY & CO..
10 COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
MERCHANDISE BROKERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND CARY STREETS,
respectfully offer their services to the public in the
above capacity. Our acquaintance with the trade
offers peculiar advantages to those having PRO-
DUCE Of all kinds for disposal.
Strict attention will be gwen to purchase STOCKS,
COLLECTION OF ACCOUNTS, &c.
REFRRs TO
ID. T. Williams & Co., Richmond.
Davenport 4 Co., Richmond.
A. +. 4 J. d. Harvey, Richmond.
J. NJ. Conrad, Chester, Virginia.
W.T.. Anderson + Co., Lynchburg, Virginia.
T. d. Neal, Danville, Virginia.
Harris Howell, Wilmington, North Carolina.
James Dunlop, Camden, South Carolina.
+. A. Williams, GAINESVILLE, Virginia.
Samuel b. Ragland, Richmond. fe4-lm
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II DAWSON, DENTIST.
Il Ones and residence No SOS Main street
where he can be found at ali times. 70 24-l0ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-25

TNO BE SOLD FUK WHOM TT MAY
CONCERN.-On SATURDAY, 25th instant,
We will sell, at public sale, Council Chamber
Hill, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, a GRAY MARE, about
fourteen and half hands high, eight or nine years
old, and sound. L. II. LUCK & CO.,
fe 22-4tS AuctiOneers
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nEM OyED-DR, CRENoii.a ',,s.A
X. OFFICE. 10 nansln street, aetse,9 ~ ~, !
aud EIGHTH. Orr.es uornS: ~ . a. u ss.s
p NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-25

NOR SALE, a handsome BoU IN Co
IL Apply to JAMES woop1'oo e. An
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-25

TVHE WRITER'S PROPOSE ~ r ,nl
LIVER on the bank cf the James e,u nh.r q
from four hundred TO thousand, OF any n" .rgsa.
cords Of OAK WOOD. They Will fe.,",, Rel.
tions Apply 10 DEANE 4 SoMhh - ToyfsY,
mond. or p. & W, Howardsvisc, A'0s'i, :, 'a~:'
Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05
NAILS FOR EUROPE.

m. CAPTURE Of Riehmond-sherma a ,s
Grand March-The Attack ON Mobile
News from Mckee, Cuba, &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Ausraiasian, Capt Cook,
will leave this port to-day for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at ton O'Clock this
morning.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wii b
ready at nine o'clock this morning.
Il will contain full official and special reports Of the
great Battles South Of Petersburg on Friday Saturday
and Sunday, between the Union army under General
Grant and the rebel army under General Lee, resulting
in the evacuation Of Petersburg and the capture Of Ro
mond; detailed account of Shcrmans grand March
from Fayetteville TO Goldsboro N. c., with full paro
lars Of the Battles At Averasboro and Bentonsvle; no
counts Of the Movements on Mobile important newa
from Texas and reports Of the movements Of the Union
forces In ell sections particulars of the burning Of the
United States transport steamer General Lyon or Hot
ter and the loss OF five hundred ives news from
Central America Mexico, Cuba, &C., and reports Of III
other interesting events Of the past week.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing six oenis
Prizes Cashed I'm all L~galized Lotteries.
and Information given. Drawings sent.
]. CLUTE. Brokers' ofnce. ITO Broadway.
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iasMEKss CIR svlaTION or the HERALD.

We printed of yesterdays HERALD, for general
circulation, the enormous number of one hundred
and thi,ty-on thousand foe hundred aud tacenty
Q3l ,52O) copies. No HERALDs we're sent to the
Army of the Potomac in consequence Of its move
ment and as we usually send to that army eleven
thousand copies, that number added would have
raised the whole number to 142.52
This number is larger than the whole circulation
of all the other daies of this city together. Their
aggregate circulation, morning and evening, is
about one hundred thousand copies. We thus al
ready exceed the whole circulation of all the others
together by large figure, and we have no doubt
that we shall soon exceed it by a larger one, and
make daily circulation one hundred and tJty
thousand COPIES.
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Mr.. SEwARD's BRIEF STATEMENT OF Hrs
FOREIGN PoIICr.-In the little speech delivered
by the Secretary Of State to the rejoicing peo-
pie of Washington on Monday last, we have Q
more satisfactory exposition Of his foreign
policy than can be gathered from all the pom
derous volumes Of his diplomatic correspond
ence of the last four years. His remark, for
instance, that If Great Britain will only be
just towards the United States, Canada will
remain undisturbed by us so long as she pre-
fers the authority Of the noble Queen to volun-
tary incorporation with the United States," is
all that could be desired. But in reference to
Louis Napoleon he evaded the main question.
"What" inquired Mr.. Seward; "what shall
soy to the Emperor Of the French IA Voice
To get out Of Mexico.l shall say to the En-
peror Of the French that he can 20 tomorrow
10 Richmond and get his tobacco, 80 long under
blockade there, provided the rebels have not
used II up"
Mr.. Seward may not have heard that voice in
the crowd; but, whether he did or did not hear
II, he knows that u embodies the universal
sentiments Of Aa psQRh Of Ne Unitea States,
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News from California.

SAN fkAkCIbOD MarCn ~ 1900.
The receipts at the Custom House Of this port are now
about 500 900 daily. The merchants hurrying
get goods out Of bond before the operation Of the
provisions.
Dispatches stating that the pirate Shenandoah was a
Melbourne cause much apprehension for the safety Of
treasure steamers this coast
Arrived steamship Oregon, Portland and Victoria,
bringing @172 900 in gold.
San FRASusco, March 30 1895.
The Bullefa's Olympia Washington Territory CORE.
spondence Of the 18th, relates the circumstance Of
curious affair At that port Tho British cruiser For
ward was despatched there by the Governor Of Van
couvers Island with requsition upon the Governor Of
Washington Territory for authority TO allow the seizure OF
the British merchant ship Frigate Bird lying at the port
the mate Of the Frgste Bird having refused TO
der command of her 10 her captain, appointed by
her owner. Governor Evans declined to permit her sell
cure saying he not authorized 10 permit foreign
vessel 70 soze ship the Of the United States
and II would be an insult To our admiralty courts.
SAN Francesca, March 81, 1895.
General Mcdowell, In reply 10 note from Senior
Goday Consul for the republic Of Mexico says that he
recognizes other consul from that country. Maxi
milan has consul here, who Ii thus not recognized
Flour and wheat firm At last quotations Foreign sup
plies small
The ship Marmion sails for Hong Kong on Tuesday,
with $3.50 900 In treasure
Arrived las, evening, steamer Sacramento from Pana
ma 2Dd
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south America.

PANAMA, March Is, 1866.
The United States ship Lancaster, from Caiao arrived
here yesterday She brings dates from Lima TO the 7h
inst
revolution has occurred among 4 battalion Of the
regular troops In Lima against the government which
was expected when the Lancaster sailed Of larger pro-
portions.
All these movements In favor Of placing Castillo At
n AteA b. RccssfuA
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsmsorou. ApriI 4 1874.
IxpoRrANr oRDns IRON TEE STATE prpARrnrNr-
REWARD FOR rae ARREST OF SPIES AND BLOCK
ADJ hoSsSAS'
The following was promulgated by the Secretary Of
o'Aso 'os 3Efw
10 AL WHOM Ia nena Anna ~. MAf Vosokks:-
AZ ~ hn-Tays ~ the Is, Sspos' - poaaons
, ~ saa sro,o con- tres wbara ss, =. 1..cIeu'
pa ha ~ sco td can,ta feiones Iy Atc ~rrasca
and lie Of American citizens Is well in the cies as in
theTurai districts OF Inc county. a
berahv uaka known that a reward NJ ona thou
sand dollars will be paid at this department for
the capture OF each o. sucn onenaer upon
ever shall arrest and deliver such offenders into the Gus
tody Of the civil or military authort cs Of the United
otatos; anu sno ko Ie~a w." srsc sa onar, as h
United States whose offences shall be committed subss-
quently TO tho publication Of this notice
,a o" s ~ I've ,ra, ~ such nersons who shal have
aided and abettod offences Of the above class before
named within the territory OF the on.ec ~. S.ates
ssts az Waan~on this 4th day Of April 1855
VIM H. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
THE NATIONAL DEBT.
Tho official statement of tho public debt the 31st OF
March shows that the amount outstanding bearing inter-
est in coin. is 81 100 PAL the interest being $S4 oe
63l The amount bearing interest in lawful money is
S75l 065 l2s the interest being $38 $40 S99 Debt
which interest has ceased, $34D 400 Debt bearing
interest s515 189, 2S7. Total amount outstanding,
954 OFT Total interest in lawful money and gold,
S1O2 S36 53l
The following Is the amount Of legal tender notes In
crculation:-
One and two years vo per cent notes e60 522 $50
United States notes, OLD issue. IT,
t C',. ;n,nrost' notes 1act of March q
1863 ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 5000, 900
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Fine Carriages,

Fine Carriages.
WOOD BROTHERS. carriage manufacturers 800 Broad
way York ing tho atc FIRE, made clearing
sale auction Of al their old goods and resumed bus
tho old 500 Broadway, with cnttre freeA
stock made ally the spring trade from modss
fashionable pleasure carriages now In usc are
prepared greatly reduced prices style, fashion,
beauty Of model eyceence in workmanship and duraoi
are of their and they believe n
these stands unrvaed by any made upon The
confident WOOD bROTHEkS, J96 Broadway, N. 4.
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mption--COnsunapt fOns-We Say
persons having consumption n whatever stage Of the DIS
ease DR.. WIsHAkrS Pine Tree Tar Corual which 10
readily taken up by the blood AID casrea 70 the lungs and
healing principles of the tar set the inf med
the lungs and stop their decay at and the patients
saved The Pine Tree Tar Cordial Las great power 70
dissolve the thick that stops the wind Of
the lungs ana expe from the system The Pine Tree Tar
Cordial The blood rrd cclnses OF all crOtuoua
matter lha, is constantly breeding Sores internal and exor
nal Sal,rheum bctches the face and all skin diseases
are especially by Dr. Wsharts Pine Tree Tar Cord al
Once 10 North Second street, pha Sold at HELM.
BOLDS drug and chemical warehouse, 59i broadway New
Varr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

F1remcm'S mcetAn8 NJ F1remom'o Hail.
At eight O'Clock last night meeting Of the iremen OF
least those connected with the Board of Engineers aud
Forcmen held at the hall Of the remen in this city,
The attendance not very large though the proceed
ings wcro very enthusiastic. Chief Engineer Decker
presided over the deliberations Of the meeting
After the reading Of former minutes, all Of which
adopted without particular alteration, the resou
ton passed by the Board Of Aldermen their last meet
ing received and adopted.
Mr.. HoPPs Of Hose Company No !, proposed the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution
Whereas the passage of Paid Fire Department bill
while virtually abolishes at the system
provision for protecting the lives and property Of c
from ire until the Of the system
working basis and therefore imposing upon the old depart
mont the alternative Of continuing IN tho performance Of
their accustomed duties Of witnessing the destruction Of
the lives and property OF our citizens; and
Whereas the adoption OF the latter alternative would
doing violence 10 the traditions aims and objects Of the vol
unteer sysc and would be arnshng the bright repua-
70 overcome lie Judgment the duty It's fellow
citizens Of this metropolis; be II therefore
Resolved That while We dcprecate any action that would
tend 10 eoparxe the lives Of fellow citizens
who have been accustomed 10 rely for protection
hereby earnestly request the Common Council Of this city
stutionaiy Of the said act Of the Legislature and We
hereby recommend the members Of the present department
continue In the faithful ana efficient their
accustomed duties under and all circumstances
for the present or until legally superseded and the
tenn placed In working order
This resolution was carried unanimously and the
board then adjourned until Thursday night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05
Dcntistry.-The College OF Dental sur

Dcntistry.-The College OF Dental Sur
gerry recently held at Philadelphia its formal
for the close of the Among toe graduates
fayorably known to the French population One is Mr.
THEODORE EVANS, u native American but resident at
ParIs with The lille Of Surgeon the Emperor Ths
other Dr. r. PRETERR who resides at No. S7 Fourth
avenue in New York The diploma delivered this
much ana ~ thorough In profes
soal point view that Mr. Theodore vans expressly un
derook voyage from the United States 70 oh
very interesting discourse delivered BY Pro-
lessor Widman of Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

A PROVOKING MIsTAKE.-In April, 1861, Mrs.
jeff. Davis was promised an early visit to the
White House at Washington; in April, 1866,
Mrs. Lincoln, in journey to Richmond, re-
turns the promised call, and finds Mrs.. Davis
"not at home"-gone, perhaps, to Washington.
Such In life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05
NEW GRANADA.

Revolution Ina the State OF Pannma-Tho
Observation-Disclosures Government Over
thrown and n New Executive Installed
Foreign Interests Respected by tho Peo-
pie, &c.
The Panama Railroad Company's bark Bolivia, Captain
whitebery from Aspnwal arrived at this port ycster-
day morning after voyage OF sixteen days.
We indebted Captain whtebsrry, OF the Bolivia
for the prompt delivery of the following important ad
vices from our special correspondent at Panama.
QUE PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, March Is, 1885.
Reuo,sson in Panama and Neso Government quick
Passage of The Bark Xantae from New York, dc
try the experiment OF sending q short despatch by
the Panama Railroad Companys bark Bolivia there is
something very reliable about this line Of sailing vessels
revolution against tho government occurred in this
city on the 9th instant which most successful tho
powers that being out Of tho city, with many Of
their adhcrens with but little trouble, only i've six
being killed and as few more wounded.
The PRESIDENT Senior Calancha with of his
retaries Senior Morro sought and found protection
board the United States ship St. Mays The whole affair
over in two hours which was mainly owing TO the
troops Of this republic In garrison here taking part with
the revouonists resistance to them being Of no avail
Not foreigner molested in the slightest degree
either in person property.
The day following Jill Counje prominent and worthy
citizen was named provisional President. He at once
organized government which has been recognized by
all tho foreign consuis, and which gives good promise
for the future.
This revolutionary movement has been "backed up''
by all the best citizens Of tho place, and have yet to
meet foreigner native who does not express himself
highly gated at the change tina, has taken place in the
State government.
Advicee from Bogota say that President Murillo has
rendered his resignation In consequence of his being OPP
posed 10 the expected hOsities with Ecuador Senior
Gutierrez IL said TO be acting In his stead.
urilo in his message at the opening Of Congress- ad-
vSeS the transit OF the isthmuS made tho
passage Of troops Of all friendly nations missions
hostile to a friendly Power.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer st.
Louis, from ran Francisco on the 3D. inst with over
fifty passengers, arrived here yesterday.
The Panama Railroad Company's bark Xanthe. from
New York the I'd inst, arrived ut Aspnwall the
18th making Hteamer time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

the 10th utmo about EIGHT thousand bales OF screted
cotton had been discovered in aud around that city
and more was constantly being brought to hight Large
numbers of negroes continually arriving in the cy
being colonzed The adjoining islands to cultivate
the abandoned plantations Nearly all the farmers near
Charleston had resumed work. under promise Of proec
ton from the national troops The report that party Of
rebels had recaptured Georgetown c. appears 70 have
been base,ess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

Chcvalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair its original color stops its falling out keeps ~
head clean Stands above comparison with any other hal
dressing Sold the drug stores and At oaloe ID
Broadway SARAH A. CHEvALfER, NJ D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

RETRIBUTIoN. Carolina, in dragging
Virginia into the rebellion, proclaimed the
death of the Union; Virginia, in holding South
Carolina to the defence Of Richmond, has been
the death Of the rebellion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

Gouraud's italian Medicated Soap
pimples freckles cruptions aesh worms b., =
A63 Broadway, and druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig Dcpol wholesale and RETAIL No Aston House.
The dye applied by skilful artists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

Germs, Bumions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured BY Dr. ZACHARIE, ~
Rrna lWaV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05
Personal I'm Intelligence.

II affords much pleasure to be able TO contradict the
report of Major General Potters death The latest telc
grams the Generals family state that he Is seriously
but il Is hoped not fatally, wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

Bachelors Hair Dyc-Wau Fest in the
world HARMLESS reliable instantaneous The only perfect
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05
How.eboId Nurn1ture

Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machines WHEELER 4 WILSON, 626 Broadway. So
Wheeier d Wilson's Button Hole Nacbine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

Dyspcpsia Tabiets.-Wclling's DysPep-
STA Tablets Indigestion and Heartburn 80 cents box
Sold by drugs. ss Wholesale, 67l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

Household Furniture Sales.-Hcnry II.
LEEDS MINER will give their personal attention V the
sale of Furniture &C. at the residences Of families declining
housekeeping usual for past They WILL also
have weekly sales their spacious salcsrooms ~ Liberty
treet few doors from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

Cherokee Pills-Femnle Regulator
Address Dr. w. T. Merwn Co., 63 Liberty street. NJ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

Flags, Flags, Flags-At Hojer q Ora.
HAMS, " Duane street, corner Broadway
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ChiIdren's Carriages, Spring Horses
and Browns Baby Tenders TIBBALS, 6i0 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

DRAWING OF THE

DRAWING OF THE
SHELBY COLLEGE LOTTERY OF KENTUCKY.
Glass lH,
On the ROYAL HAVANA PLAN Of single numbers.
Drawn at Covinstou, KY, on FRIDAY, March g. 1865
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Two-TuRDs.-Whe JEFF. Davis went down
to Georgia last September he reported that two
thirds of his enlisted soldiers were absent with
out leave. He is now supposed to be again on
the road to Georgia to report that the other
third are gone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

A "Whttc's Patent Lever Truss" IL q
principle for curing rupture pressure the back
inward and upward motion. Cures warranted
GREGORY CO., coo Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

urs WrNsIow,s SOOTHING SYRUP, for children, =
an old and well tried remedy has stood the test q
{on main but pvsorates the stomach and bowels curs
wind collie and sves rest and health We shnd sna eo~s
40 MA uothee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

Ladies-Use sterling'5 Ambrosia fos
your rats mice, rabbits Grecan curs waterfalls and crnp
n the hair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

The Hats OF the Metropolis, like the
Of the Monitors are sacy -. sns for s Nx b Ssss
~ sa,sys "ornsr OF broadway and Fulton street. who's
spring Styles pay, glossy onesp ana ourao's' @r' nv"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

The BETTER Part OF Fashion, ~ Wen -, ns
Of wisdom discretion Ladies' vh eacs mssss and chm
Sren,s fancy iias has oiled up Win ns rs
STYLES and down below ns TNtS "A praadrsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05
New WESTMINSTER, March %,

VIA SEAfTLN, MITCH 81, 1850. J
The United States steamer Shubrick, with Colonel
Charles 8 Buckley and party, OF the Russian American
Telegraph left here for Skn the 18th. The weather
continues stormy, with and rain The Frazer river
Ii reported open to Fort Hope.
News from the mines is unmportant
The submarine telegraph cable connecting with the CAL
ornia line laid Frazer river tho 2lst inst
by the Governors steam yacht Leviathan. The tee-
graph line will be completed between here and San
Fam
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News from British Columbin-Thc Rus
so.American Telegraph.

New WESTMINSTER, BRIrIsn CoLunBIA, March ILL.,
Via SEATTLE, W. s. March 81, 1855. !
The United States steamer Shubrick, Captain Scam
mon, with Colonel Buckley aud party, Of Collins Over.
land Telegraph and EXPLORING Expedition, arrived hero
to-day at eight A. NJ. Colonel BulSIey cordially
ceved by the Governor Of British Columbia who takes
great interest in the work, and has promised
all the assistance In his power, in survey
ing routes, opening roads,, &c Colonel Buckley
has number Of men here already, and
work will be commenced ~ practicable. There
Is still some the ground and floating ice in the
river, but the weather IL modcrating Tho Shubrck
leaves here at four r. NJ tomorrow taking Colonel
Buckley TO ska confer with the Governor of Russian
America In the meantime the work will be pushed for
ward from here under the direction Of Captain Conway
Tho Frazer is still closed above, and there is
nothing new from Cariboo James Gamble, Su-
perIntendent OF the California Telegraph Com.
pany, also arrived the shubrick, and win start
another party at TO work constructing the line south
to meet the party working this way, there being about
twenty miles yet 70 nnsh which will place this town in
communication with San Francisco and the Eastern
cities The submarine cable 10 be laid Frazer
river on the Goth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

uS u.sa.I Chamber-An Essay Of
wsrnos and Men rSssss y s
howsru ddyess IL skllin Houghton, Howard Asscosa
sinn Phtladelphia
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sure Cure for Intern perancc.-salva-
TON POWDERS Sent BY mall for o. Address DR.. King,
n Vudsou street, N. Y.
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Howard Hotel, Broadway, New York
On and after April g. 1865 tho price Of board will be
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY

The propetors convinced that the high prices cannot ru
have put the price Of board at this Low figure To
house has been furnhed and thoroughly repaired through
out and 10 In better condition than before
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and old established LAIhD's BLOOM OF YOUTH, OBJ
LIQUID PEARL, s prepared only By GEoRGR W. LAIRD
DEPOT u Fulton street Druggists every where.