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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

THE NrBLO's THRATER ARSON CASE-HEAR-
rG BEFORE Slice BOWLING AND HE PRISONER DIS
cuARGED.-James McDonough, who was arrested some
DAYS since the complaint Of Fire Marshal Baker on
suspicion of having set fire to Nbo- Theater on the
night OF Sunday May ~ ls65, was yesterday arrmgned
before Justice bowling OF the Tombs Police Court Tor
examination A number OF witnesses were examined
who proved conclusiyely that the prisoner was IN
Washington u. c., Mt the d0tc Of the fire. A letter
was produced in evidence. written by the prisoner 20
hi, sister bearing date May 20, and postmarked
Washington, ID. C.. May O." AS the evidence was
conclusive the accused was discharged by the magis
trae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

FATAL FALL.-On the 9th inst. John llealey,
one of the laborers on the Court House in the
Park fell from the roof Of that building distance OF
nearly % feet striking upon brick arch, and causing
injuries from the effects of which he died Yesterday
tho Now.NoFk Hospital. An inquest was yesterday
held ON the body b. Coroner Widely. Deceased was
native Of Ireland, aged A. years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

4 MURDERER IN CUsTODY.-On the 9TH OF
December last two rival gangs Of boys who infest the
ncighborhood Of Forty .second.st and Eeyenth'aye.
known as the "Maeks' and the Minutes, ana VINO
Ynn respectiyey with Hose Companies Nos ~ and II,
met at the above ocality. and fight ensued In the
melee, clnbs, stones knives and pistols were nsed
Several OF the combatants were badly injured ana one
who resided with his parents at No. 800 West Forty.
sxthst was shot in the abdomen, from the effects oil
which he died soon after. At the time OF the occur l
renee IL was claimed that the fatal shot fired by
Patrick Mcdonnell alias Riley, alias Chumm, aged ~
years Immediately after the affair ne fed and entered
nntil Few DAYS since He was arrested yesterday by
Officers Irving and Kelly Of the Twentieth Precinct
on a bench warrant issued by Judge Russell OF the
Court Of General Sessions and locked up Tor trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

PicKpocKBTS IN TRoUDLE.-During the down
trim of tie steamboat Dean Richmond from Albany on
Monday night number Of the passengers were roDoed
Of their wallets by some adrolt thieves Many OF the
secogdolass passengers, owing TO the warmth OF the
night lay sleeping on the deck. Two men, who gave
their names as Thomas HAYS and William q. Fulton,
also Law down on the deck and pretended 10 sleep but
IL is claimed instead Of so doing helped themselves TO
the wallets OF q who were so unfortunate M 70 DC
within their reach. When the boat reached her pier IN
this city Officer Field OF the Fifth Precinct VINO was
on the wharf was called board. and the men wero
given into custody. They were taken 10 the Iomos "
the officer followed by IL or witnesses VINO had oeeh
robbed OF sums varying from 81 TO $40. Two com.
plants taken, and the accused were committed
for trial By Justice bowling
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-22

had no authority to accede to the proposed
conference that his powers extended only
TO making conference on subjects purely
military.
Thus il appears the Government Of the
United States will net make any terms Or
agreement whatever for the cessation ot
|hostilities. there remains no choice Tor US
but continued contest TO The final issue
The President in.ites attention 10 means
by which, above all others, we may hope
to escape ealami,es that would result from
failure. Prominent is necessity tor earn
est cordial cooperation between all ne.
partments Of the Government. State and
Confederate. and all eminent citizens
throughout the Confederacy. 10 Senators
and Representatives. 10 people especially
look Tor encouragement. and counsel. Thus
united in common, huly cause, rising
above All selfish considerations, rendering
all our means and faculties tributary 70 the
cuuntry's welfare. let Us bow submissive
" TO divine will and reverently invoke the
blessing OF our heavenly Father.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-22

e,emency. mercifully spares his forfeited
life. b. General Orders Ms sna : inc
great and good COMMANDMENT ,Chlet pro
Claims an amnesty by which this cniprltt,
unworthy Of mercy. is gracIously psrdon.ed.
Unbind his eyes. release him and see that
he is sent to his company"
An involuntary shout arose from Tue
troops assembled. the prisoner rushed TO
General Wise, clasped him around inc
neck. and exclaimed. oh, General WISE
General Wise. | am so much obliged 70
YOU. / will stand by you as long as live
Twill never desert You again
The ceremony was Impressive, anu hau
4 very good effect upon the brigade pres.
snt, and upsn the prisoner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-22

US two weeks. BY taking two meals aslav.
Oar house and many others were burned.
and every thing destroyed. Even the ne.
groes have been rubbed aud abused. A, to
,aluables. nothing IS safe in their track.
"Do spread The news of our des;ltution.
and urge the people TO bring Us something
to eat. II relief does not Come soon many
must starye to death.
"All the Factories. the Arsenal. and the
entire square On which the Bank OF North
Carolina stood. have been burHed. Every
store and house in town and csuntry have
been rubbed. TIE last Of the Yankees will
leave To- morrow hops."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-22
PA The Hill.boroush Recorder.
FAMINE AT FAYgrrEvILLE.

We give an extfacl from letter written
by a wvIl.known gentleman 10 Fayetteville
70 his father IN Chapel HILL. Of the date Of
the i4,h instlut:
/" We are ~ the greatest distress. Thu
Yankees arrived On, sunday morning, and
have nearly destroyed both town and cnun.
Try. Tbere will not be lett more than lifty
head ~ lopr footed beasts 10 the county
AL not enough provisions TO last Ten days,
Many, very NAY families have no, mnuih,
~ 70 eat. We have meal aud meat 10 lasI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-22
Aillsbaruugb gesururr.
HIILsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, March ~. 1865.
THE NEW .


Gen. q. Z. Lee. IN report to the Secretary Of
Waron ths i0lh inst. says thu, General damp, y
ana:ked Gen. kfspa,rck - the m,mes u lasl
day, and drove him from bis eamp. tAk,ag his ssn.,
wagons many horses and several hdndsd prisoa,s,,.
anil relieving large nu mbst oi oai "wa nsa VII"
laa been captured. y'he guns aud wagon. csu'L ~
be brought % u want oihoscs. M.ny " tn enc
my were. Killed and souaded; oar Ip.s W. no.
heavy.
The total Federal loss IN The fsht below k.'si"u
the STA LOST. ~ alEsi. Moanlsd 49, uss,ns IT,.
l~en asceanasl II IL 25gO. ras EsJsr4i ..stesa
Palmer vas ,notla, wounbcd.
The ramors tina, have red.he.l wi;ain The last
few days. iron below, Ihons, ia,psreri. ahIi ran
siderable encouragement. and ltd e,ai r..en a.
hope it,, our ten. Ioin-,aa vii II ablr Il
anse 81. forers .. 10 check. Il %, to li.aff,ase
sbrmih'. advance altogether. II "a ai!.i neal
As.rs,serough 10 one account ar h.. r,l,u.l,rd
/ i 1000. ami iii snrmss 300. anahsr areo1a..
protesting 10 Be offc'al PS. ~. o. a ale, ali
suypo-s loss Of the enemy Al 500.
OF the fight Which commenced on w,Jresdly
ls.,. anl Va. continued o. THURSDAY, the Ptox,s.-
slvcs ihs following "a s4nm,ty II she uasl rrl TIL
in'omri'n i can get: I. Tie 0 ii caIzscscr.i lua
"Wednesday. and eanllaurd h.>ls uni
night Csn.,dershIv ski,snisaing was canned IN al
eight. ami IN fhauliy "a ,elins ia 5al,ls soamsac
81 iarieasly, 40 ragged lhe Nhale day Gen. liar
dee. with shout hall co.. p. ~ sn,renchej bets cr
Black GiVetaal Cape.Fe., River. lIe ~. siisek
ed By iso corps ossSaernaas veterans. AMI ~
works were ehafgS.l three several times. snJ rsrl
charge Ras ,rpai.ed wsh mmrn.e -iaoshsr Near
~, uricraani th- POSITION II Gen. prssr. but Il,
iniaf0ei lasi hrs traps were driven hack, ukisi
male IL nere.ssfy fr Hlrdee 70 fall back to psseu
beiag a.nkei 10 had 70 ahaadan Two guns. III
hatse. hsi5nsag Il them being nearlv III killed. !.
: illsi b. was unshlr 10 i4ing ,hen oii."
90 ihe present po,iiioa Of our army i va. no
deemed pfuaeal 10 speak.
Toe confslera'e of.yesirflas .ays, . IN lie afai
which occurred ~ days .ilce between Harls
aad saeralan'. io,re., rrpelei. succe.sall, ~
assaults Opop oui lines. and bill the po.iton mi
toe oljzcs elected. IL drawing On. Ne lost ~
!, s1us caJsc ihe ho,sc- bal 5aen sil and Tie gse
Z eoi'j NJ, be drought assy, Our oss IA ihs alIai
!. US about four haod,cd kiisa ossi wounded. ~
/ snsmy's abpu, four lliousanl. sherman marches d
more unintsnuplcdiy."
. fgain, speaking, We suppose. 81 an sfTiir belo
. smAhhcll, lie Confederate ,ays: Thee i. DIP
Z this writing, nothing definite. wy decided adsal
e .sse was sainsd Is oar troop. on Sunday. The q
esv were driven several miles wnh heavy los. "
: captured some artillery. Al The signs give hope
u new tide Ii our alT4in."
III -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-22

the nation's wouads, to care for him whs
shall have come to the battle. and for his
widow, and his orphan--to do all which
may achieve and cherish just and lasting
peace among ourselves and with all ma
tions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

IOCKWOOD-fn Brooklyn. on fourth day tW@dnsshsy)
morning. alh inst Eliza Bovine. vile OF heey LOCKWOOD
IN the !8th year OF her age: . ,.,
ne n uvss md siepds h- family invited to attend the
funsra ftoss hsr ats r-sd No. liz beryouse, 81
seventh day Saturday, at 5 O'clock p. m
LORD--Ou Tbprsdsy May Is. Eliza 8. Lord widow II VIM
D. Lord spd daughter of tue late Abraham Auten Of Rich
moud T. L. sard SO yrars ard days.
The relative, snd nds Of the family Invited TO attend
the funeral OH Sunday 18th ins at O'CLOCK q M, IRON
bet late residence, No. IL Gfove-st
Yer remains will be takrp Richmond D. J.! Tor nternent
sten Island and Somsrvs IN ~ papers please copy notice
Of death.
PEARCY-On Friday. May %, Oeorss W. fesrcy sssd q
years MOI tbs and II days. -,,.u,,. j.,
The relatives aud rrhds Of tue family arc
to attend the funeral from No 30 tGt 1wentynidsl on
Sunday, the 2gh inst, at O'CLOCK , NJ
The tensins sill be taken to Albany Tor intermeh-
REDFiEL LION Thursday May 2 Lily only child Of Jame'
H. and Mary T.. X. dhel.f sged months and ~ esyr Ia
The relatives and friends Of tho family are
10 attend the funeral residences o. .r pafens 70
2ll Avenue *, OF Fest Ihirteehtns' v" 'H'us'
afternoon. al O'Clock. A.. u..h..t.
RENNiE-On Thufsdsy May IS. o. consumption Ns'nah'e
Rcnuie of Folsom. Cri. s,ed % years -, ,. 49,
His friends aud those Of his father. Thomas W. o.a
resp ctfny invited TO sttend his fners on suneny
28th ins at o'clock r. m from the rrsiafnee " I.
Bi ESQ.,. Fal,ndravr., South BERGEN Csis fA'o s''.
City tor Psssde-sve. every 10 mnutea
California psp.1 please copy. -, ,... -,
VAN vALEN-fhnsday, the 25h inst, siba Jeanette VIII
Of Robert T. Van Nalen, agsd ~ years .;,.
The relatives aud friends Of the family ere rcspecuu
10 attend tho fapYrs or Sunday tho 81 ins al u eio
p m, ct No 246 Cuubsrlands st., brooslyn L. !.
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DIE -.

DARLOw-l,fnraheth N J., on Ihursday Nay - .safies
infant son Of Charles and Grace Barlow ssa u'l' ao
9days 49,, , vu....,, q,
a. 10 O'Clock A. ~ on Saturday 2Ith 'h,'. A. ,ox
tn. fsrnius will be- taken to Greenwood by INC w.
tsa ke~ Jersey Railroad arriving ie 100, ~
st. al II 80 A. m, whore carriages WI be IN A"eh''
Relatives and friends respectfully invited
CAMPBELIon ThuIsday. May IS at irvnsf on IN, IN
Budson. Il the Residences ~ her son n'iw JAeoo s'
Maria Campbell in the sist year Of her szr A.. o,.,
The relatives and friends hfo invited 70 N.nS % az
without fnrther notice N tie hOore place. Oh ss'"'o"y ~
9th inst. at O'Clock q. NJ. go ,,..,
The remain, will be taken Unonvie Tor intetmen-
Cars leave Hudaon River nsirosd depot 1birie'"" ~
O'Clock y. IN, giving time TO return sane e'eIihk
On Thursday. M.y %, at fremont va ~. A.
Co, Charles r. Denny. eldest son OF JAMES r. a"o h "
Denny, ia the 7th year OF kis ago. ,,.,-,... m
Funersl services will be held, at the house. " '
on Saturday, nth Inst. ,, :. e,.,,or
The rem.ins viii bs ahen from the Twenty ~
of tho Hudson River Railroad. at i2;l5 m 20
HANDYA, Chicago. H.. on "wednesday nay csIns,a,
wife Of Thouss Hsndy, and youngest daa n,sI OF .o'
and Charlotte j. La torse Of this city SOD 70 y",f
The relatives and friends Of the family ds inw'' -
the funeral, from 81. Lukes Church. NO sol i'u"" WI
Eew.Yo.s, on M9niGy ths 2sth int @'oei'eA r NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27
"Dees Cancer Result from Hereditary Tnints"
an.w.r No!:: Prof ROBERT 8. NEWTON. ND.

"n..s Csncer Result from Hereditary Tnint ~
...w.,No... Prof ROBERT 8. NEWTON. u. D.
CASES or CANCER CURED
.rur KNEE NEVER DID CURE CANCER! II
CANNOT BE CONSIDERED CURATIVE AoI"'
IN SUCH CASES! Ala
Il may be used 10 remove diseased mass oo' " ~.
or can effect or remove the diseased part that re"
cause. rsly upon medicines ,hat not only re"'' -
bat alec eradicate the that produces"'
CASE NUMBER ONE.
yoh, woo,. M no W,ism.st. New.Y York City hsd q
extensive fthe lower lip OF several Io lie was
Hs heal much impaired fom severe sun TUE even OF
,s%porry relief ws To- have his p ca. of He declined a,
proposition and applied to roe IN August o s% DAYS He
NOT only well but bis lip Is ssved with but very syn
and this too, with but comparatively little pam A"'
''"''"'' '" ''' CASE NUMBER TWO
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CASE SokEpa r.,
In city, was the person Gf OF The old rrtfu ~
chants Of N.w.york pronounced iucnrsbe BY .eo
rra q tho mort eminent surgeons and medical fwospa a,
entire tuger His general health had become bfoAen
FROM ;n,iety aid pain he no. having oIen So 70 ,S H.
huencs OF nsco,ics Ia tins hope.-s and
ton was called to visit him, and removed "a.
csncerous fungus iocudne the entire hnser after %n.n
spilled the medicine to the base VI tie d.an wnen s
Gated Ia rsrect and pedy His health has been o.
! tirey restored In every particular.
Nothing could more fully demonstrate the Truth and onho
Of my views in relation this terrible disease than I'LL
remarkable retain this Cancer. which can DC sx an
insd BY those Interested
ROBERT 8. NEWTON. M. D..
Late Professor Of Surgery and Theory and Practice 10 h'
| Eolectis Medical college, Cincinnati OHIO.
| DR. ROBERT 5. NEwTON'S MEDICAL OFFICE fo
the treatment Of SURGICAL DISEASES. CANCER, fiS
TULA, PILES. CATARACT, CALCULUS. DISEASES "
THE BONEs. ULCERS of every description, TUMORS
every form OF DISEASE or THE EYE PoLYPUs tnas.
and u~rine) STRUCTURE OF every variety, etc. BY HI
IMPROVED METHOD or PRACTICE. Is st No. ~ EAs'
EIGHrEENTH-Sr., between FIFTHAvE and BROAD
WAY. NETWORK.
NBPsient. on, Of tho city desiring advice may sddfo'
Dr. Robert T. Newton az above by lctter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

BARRY's TRIcoPHER0Us FOR rHB SKIN AND
Pstronzed by the principal families In Europe sna
America Th. excellent article 10 admitted TO b the Sumo
ps-ps ston for al purposes connected With TIE s
prevents i,s falling or rrsdicsas scuft DAndun s ana
keeps In the b-sntiful condition is hsbi'uh use
renders the Of oil Pomsium, or any other Pfepso"
quite sup,l1aouA Sod By Newbury L soo' NO 70 D
Psrrs London; Osvey No II Queen st.. Jasey. Europe
Shaver No 2s Picadiy London; Jones Co.. No. ~ bou'
rvsId dee Cspuctns Psris Birch. No Molesworh 81 pno
lin, Apoun Post sssss. No. T. Hanburgj Ootfhnf Foss
Hamburg; Hcurry iIighs, Guerns-y Green. No a High
st. Otanban. Lincolnshire Congsa Madrid Spain Corjo
Havana; Lyman Brothcrs Canads Morton Co.. Nova SEQ
tia Graham Nefoundsrd; Burgoype Co., San Francisco
Watson Prince Edwards Island; Hempstesd bshe, Hondu
rus; Pou Panama. Niobey Brazil, Mo" Co, Australia
Iagous Vera Cruz Mericoj Kennedy Jasps; Wen, Pru'
ss Locass Russia Barratt, China Manlovs Japan; Prin
cpsI Office No. ia fesrs Yofk. aud by all druggist
throughout the United States.
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MARIsIE ID.

BOARDMAN-BOWNE-On wednesday svrnins Nay =,
by liz Rev Tlom.s Arm,sgs u. d., ssssod by the Rev
Eohrr, Lowry Mr. Henry r. w. Boerdusn oil Chiosso 10
Mr., NJ J. Bowne Of S.w-iofb.
Chicago psp.Ts pissS, copy =, ~ u-,,..
Observation-Disclosures Hudson, N T., on WEDNESDAY,
NAV a. by the Rev Da Loss Lun Theodore A. boyn'o" 70
utiJ|CijTCHER-On Sunday. Nay? MI fdwrrd ~.
Hal 10 Ma Elizabeth Butcher Of Few-fork Chy' tNo
o6rda) - . =, n
D.KIN-On Thursdsy, May rs, 1855, by The Rev
Jane, Duun Joseph Miller TO Adi'e H. daughter d
or; Ell Wedn.,day May % by tbe Rev Robert
Lowrv assisted by the Rev. Thomas Armiisss ID. ~ Mi
Water T. Pe Of Jersey City TO Miss Ei''' a. ous' OF '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

under Col, Muford. This mode existed mp to Nov a.
far az can remember The second c~itmate meahs was
him Che exchange. officer nearly always with IHE
TRIBUNE H.rclS T.e., Philadelphia Ingai,s' "11
,ha 80 1'ho lilac jtimr, 80 n ode carried on BY
some arrangement which neReoel' had In Washing
ton. 49,. .a,o..,.a ,,.,,
lotoI -dax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27
5petial Notices.

Oyycs or TIVE COLLECTOR or isrEssA Z, ksvNNVh't
4TH DisrRICr, 80 aTH, tTE AND IRA NAhD'' {
CRY o. NEw.YoaK, No. % CHASBERssr ,
Notice u hereby given thot the List, OF 1sies ~
manufacture. for tie month Of Nsch lao shd of to nou
Of Apr IN scrodsnc- respectively with tho pfoyisons o
Tire Act Of Jurr 1854 and OF tue said Act sn-ndra
1855 have been returned BY the As'sof Oh the US
aud tia, said now duo and psJaoe " p'J
mop, thereof Is hereby demanded -, ma,
The tax payable Thin ton days from and ssr tho sn
dsy Of .ych month bout notice. and ell persons VINO ,hN
nez,ct 90 TO pay will be eb 20 the proay PROVIDED py ~"
Ofsce optn from. q. M TO 4 p. ni .,,a,, cu,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

Wards Patent French Printed
WARDS PATENT FRENCH PRINTED
PAPER COLLARS.
PAPER COLLARS
PAPER COLLARS
PAPER COLLARS.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
CAUTION 40 TIE PUBLIC.
Certain parties infringing on ry tights BY selling col"
mon, worthless printed paper collar
An coIas made by have my nine on th' o's'' INV
box also.
The paper used for ny superior collars na'e 'o' ''
rags which msIes them very strong IN tue ouuon'no"a
To RE- HAD AT ALL GENTS FURNISHING
STORES.
N.yre,c1rJRyR. No. "a. BROADWAY. NETWORK
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a. Ola Maxim Reversed.

"Er ar1na cedunt toga."
Said Roman Of renOwn--
"When the din Of war Is over
Arms yield unto the gown
But this motto JEFF. reverscs;
For. arrayed In female charms.
When the din Of war 10 ovor.
In his gown he yields to armsi n. Or
IN. Y. Citizen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27
Crfmeuu BittorS
ARE ESPECIALLY SUITED TO RELIEVE THE
INFIRMITIES OF AGE
THE

DEBILITATED AND CONVALESCENI,
a. The Article contains ingredients which act asa powerful
ExILARANT TONIC. followed BY no supplying rssc''oD
The dbsd resort to the poisoned ard dragged lqno oil
the day. which only FIRE the brain for bei time OUT arc
surely followed BY upor and other rescion and o's
than gain Of energy body and mind That NO REACTION
fo,r. On. M. Of Ctiuesn Bers due to several nss-
dents used and to their original and unique coordination
CLERGYMEN, STUDENTS.
and a. person. Of sEDENTARY HABITS will look In vain
n, within, OF an sxhrsnt nature we'll suited to their
requirements Their beges appetite Tor sfdsns 'p'n'
aud iup.rt, and .u..sns strength TO body and mind
Oar Testimonials emanAts from SURGEONS IN ihr
UNITED STATES ARMY and many others largely Known
to the public eovens.wo psges Of our circular and "n'ch
also contain directions FOR use.
Sold by Drusgisss everywhere.
MILLER CO.. Propie.ors
DEPOT. NO 10 LIBERTY ST.. SEwfORk.
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Acknowledgement.
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druggists. BY sending 70 cents 10 WEEKS d fVIIht'
Sole Agents No. 100 WashinCionst. Boston, II VIII d.
forwarded by all free Of postage 70 any part OF the
United States.
Adversementl
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without Spsctaclcs. Doctor or Medicines Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address. H. b.
FOoTT, VI. d. No. /. 1870 Broadway. NeS-fofL
Iadversem.nt.
JgPFRRs', No. 573 Broadway, is the BEST place
10 buv Ladies' ard Chilirens Boots Shoes and Bnihne
shoes He is selling at about half last years price
lAdverisement.1
ROBBED OR NOT, AS You PLBASB.-Six years
experience without II failure; Il houses saved In tlret
weeks. Office, M. 1875 Broadway. K. HOLMES.
fAJyer;is-m,nt.I
LORDS Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment
Garments beautifully cea! ed 439 Broome-st. corBway
fAdverisruent
IMPORTANT To SOLD ERS.-Gents all WOO
Suits. sls. Boys all vol Salts. So at ]. V. BRoKAws
No. 81 FOurth.a,s.. and No. g. Lafayette place.
Internationally
CoRSs, BUYIoSs, ENLARGED JOINTS and al
disease. Of the feet cured by Dr. Z.cHARE NO 100 Broadway
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CAUTION TO TIE PuDLIC.-By the unau'hor'
iscd use OF the name Of the Rev. +. H. Chap'n come
svndcr has been going about our city obtaining gooa'
under false preienses. The public ere cautioned 10 DC
| on .hslr guard against his depredatlons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

J.IsbthiIl's New Book.
Just YuBLIsBKp,
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