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Passed assistant Surgeon VIM. s BISHOP on the 70
tired list, To surgeon, from May % 1857.
EssIGNED--NARcH 20.
MAZE John G Foster, OF steamer Chicopec
Aidshipman Mortimer Ayers, Of the Naval Academy.
RESIGNED MARCH q.
- Paymaster VIM II. Thompson, Of store ship J. c.
Kuhn, ON reporting Of relief.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 49,
Aotihs Lasien and Pilot ID. f. Midget, Of steamer Glas
HoNosABLY DECENTRALIZATION 20.
Acting Master J: y Rour, from October "a last.
Mate D. III Clark from March O
Nate John Tenney, from March H.
ACHING Gunner John Wran, from March %.
HoEoRABLY DECENTRALIZATION 81.
Acting Ensign William 7. Mitchell, from March 81.
Acting Gamer Charles Moran from March 20
Act ng frst Assistant Engineer Cornelius Carr from
March ~.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer Leondas n. Bur-
Acting Third Ass slant Engineers George s Smith,
from March ~; samuel Moyle, from March II Robert
g. Lyle, from March 81; Charles A. Blake and Christie
pher Mccormick, March 20
HoHoRABLy INSTRUMENTATION 49,
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commander ssmuel Huse,
from March 81.
Acting Ensign ,. H. Fink, from March 81.
HoNORABLr INSTRUMENTATION 20.
Acting Assistant Paymas.er Charles Cowley, from
MAID VIM Charlton Jr, from Dec 2s last
ruE UNITED sTATEs sUrPLY SNIP NEwBEnS.
Acting Master Robert " Hollcy commanding arrived At
this port Thursday from Pensacola, Key West aud
FOrt Royal 1nc IoiiOWfik II OF yer OHicore--
Robert Y. Holey, commanding; Chas Srrshen, Acting
Ems IN and Executive Officer s. p Boyer Acting Passed
Ass slant Surgeon Il II. Gushing. Acting Assistant Pay
master :. G. X. SEMINAR X w. O'Hara, Robert Hunter,
Acting Ensigns Thomas Dohbs First Assistant Engineer
in charge; Samuel VI Magee, BENJAMIN James, Second
Engineers; Francis l.. Hosmer Robert l. Murray, Chas.
J. Price, Third Assistant Engineers; Charles II. ShorD,
George $. Hohn Mates J. +. swyer Captain Clerk
Sidney Hanson Paymastars Clerk.
SAILING or THE MkSroSoMAH.
The iron-csd Monitor Mantonornal with the ste amer
De Soto as convoy, started on "Wednesday morning
from Fortress Monroe cruise OF four days towards
the bermuda Islands, a trial TRIP TO the
going qualities II III Monitor, after which both vessels
will proceed to New York.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamer South caiolina VIII sail from the Navy
Yard New York, on the 2ist inst for tho Atlantic and
Guif squadronA
The steamer Ashuelot will sail for the European
squadron
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The Alleged Frauds on the Government
at Nashville.

MEANWHILE, April O. 1865.
There is considerable excitement in the city to day
consequent upon the arrest Of several persons formerly
in he employ of the Quartermasers Department under
Colonel Charles II. Travis
NJ. II. Brunes, formerly superintendent Of the mule
coras is shortly be tried for alleged frauds the
government
Numerous witnesses formerly in the employ Of the
Quartermaster's Department, to be summoned
Several arrivals in this connection from Louisville
noted to-day Mr. Isham Henderson, OF tho Louis
vile JouR1, Is expected by tho evening train
Several parties who believed TO be Implicated in
the frauds have disappeared.
Mr. Albert Paine, whose departure for Europe caused
some comment Is reported to have boon Indicted b. the
Grand jury, and as having been sent for to appear
These cases will reveal some astounding facts relative
to tho management Of the QuarIenasters Department
in this city
An attempt was made to-day to release two prisoners
Mossrs Phillips and DuTham--who held for want
OF ball. by writ Of babeas corpus but the effort
successful
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Foreign Thentricais.

Although the days before Passion Week are generally
dull dramatic circles In England there was consider
able animation existing in the London theatres TO the
oath OF March The school for Scandal played at
the Haymnrket Mas Kate Hckson perscna.iug lady
Teaze. Mr. Cbppendalo played Str Peter reazie. bliss
snowden Mira Candor, and Mir =. fi,zwiAam Mrs
sn orwell Mr. Buokitone, who loaned his thea.
tire and company, was called for and lo'd
chcercd Mr. Phelps took benefit at Drury Lane, ap.
pearng a. Werner IN Byron's tragedy and Jeremy Did
dcr, in Raising the Wind Lear ard the Merchant OF
Venice were performed for the last tmo this season,
during the week, at Drary Lane Mr. Chaierlon hal
grand complimentary benefit at the house MAr-a a.
when RchclIol and the Bcsgars ororn were played.
Mr. jefferson closed his exceedingly successful reprcsen
taiions Of Rip Van winke the Adelphi, having sus
tanned the part hundred and seventy two eonsec tive
evenings The Hunchback Doctor was revived at tho
Surrey, Mr. Shepherd playing the Doctor.
Many novelties were IN preparation at the London
horses for the Easter holidays. Much anxiety was
evnced for the appearance Of Mr. sothern at the Hay
market, in tho new play The Favorits Of Fortune.
Miss avic was play the heroine, and Mr. Buckstono
tako LEADING part Tho Belle Helene was TO he brought
out at the Adcphi, and new comedy at the Olympic
The Streets Of London 10 be continued Of the PIN
cess. Theodore, Actress and Empress. new comedy
by Mr. Wat. Phillips was In rehearsal at the Surrey,
Misc Jones sustnning The principal female character
DRAMA entitled The London Arch waste be prodnced
at the victoria aud a burlesque called Boabdil e'
Chico, or The Moor the Mcrrier Al As,Ieys saier's
Wells was 20 open with HepheEor and ixon. The Two
Roads Of Life alec neS, was 10 be prcdnced at The
Maryicbone King John was 70 be announced for tbs
STANDARD on Easter Monday, sumptuously mounted and
with Miss Thornc and Mcsgrs Crcswiok. Msr'on and
Ryder Ia leading pars version Of Eat Lynne will
Caglloeiro was. 70 he played at the City OF London
Miss Hamilton was to appear a Mazcppa at the Alex
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The English Turf.


fFrom tho pm Nah Gazette March "a
A squabble betSecn the Marquis % Hastings and
Grin shaw the ockoy has given the nnintinted an M
ght into the duties ard earn Of The small men who
rdo for toe great strikes u the English tn Lord Has
tugs was Grm.havis FIRST mastcr-i - when BIS lord
phip started horse for race Grimshaw bDuni W
ride the animal being liberty when hs first msster
did not want hln 10 rsde for anybody che whn world
employ aud pay HIM For this s.rvice Ltrd Hastings
gave 1hnshaw a retalnng fec ~ 600 year, paying
linn psidcr f5 for each and 81 ~ Zach rec
lost and his travelling expenses The jocAeys income
from these sources an,s from presents radc 70 BIN
putcd ~ have been between g. COO and a. 90
year but Jockeys life b labcrioue, Dangerous,
ant often brief In order u obtain einencc ~ the pro
feeson clear brains strict honesty and aobrely. snd
stout hrprt VITA very lean and active habit OF bdy.
arc required We reed ias, week n lad being CALEB
uuon este ~ nts In twenty 'ouf hour aud
doing a The young animals which jockeys have 70
ride are often vicious and dnicuh 70 MENACE, and the
Temptations whch their honesty ~ exroeef are ev
IRENE Lord Has'irgs dismissed Griulshaw DO auc he
REVISED - ride colt which te deemed unsafe
LEWIS COURSE MARCH IA AUTOMATICALLY
MILR.
Mr. Ter nroceKs b T. MiliersMaid, BY Buccaneer--
Vcleaa yrv CT pib...................- lGrecel
Mr. Darsase Eugene yrs sst CD. .lMorcanl
NJ Fn.Iends Moss Rose yrz, Sat- elb. .lE For~terl
NJ " o. Benneits carnlzesie . yrs, sst iile
Bol,ns-6 70 on MIXERS Maid, 70 against Voc.
raea 100 IN rs againsi arnfce The latter Tor lev
stndes made play when Milcrs Maid twho lost several
Lengths In starting took NJ the running and Won IN
cantcr by four lengths Glsngth sep.ratd wcond and
,hId The winner has bought ~ lsg sAe guinea
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


p1svru--wrs~s IN Thursiay evening" ATri al ths
r.sfs.c~ az The BIRDS fathsf BY the er Df W"sioa,
" v. Boru 10 Ma btA4H S, aaRANf " S@"1"'
wyatt ali ~ tla ciiy
EtSsrsa ravsr0eb At TrniV ehsp~i, On "sfhes
day. Aprfl ~ 'hs Rsr stephen W Iyns y .
c,.tgs Pm. .sf Ttryfns 90 C1rspla sfsndssshisr "
u,e lage tshn Nanff 90 40 - the ciiY
uox..s n rueN Ia t1is city ~ Ehafsisy, April
a, 49,. s.se.en 80 bri1aa nlsshsr ~ tAs Rev & q
Nor,0n. ~ RlessRB q. Hyfs0 ~ Miss Rossin "
Joru.s a. a NH CIV
frrrfiut- ~ Ad.f 30 ,ts1-y' 49, n o. 80
! porsgn BERN, clsstxs " PHruSlhna - "ig1o@siTf,
~. a. ia. IaTlgs, q ths fofr4sf Fis.e
s,ifsts safrf fatsefs piensf cof'Y.
asttT Ca Saturday. Dresmibsf a lst,
A. a. tb4,sf N tte Pafy Gtait in ~ ciy ~ Hafana
A, g.assr 4 Ears iseri al 90 a ~ Hear nspitb,
AZ tfmssn y v, 10 Miss Elfaa Fnsacss D91sniAr, "a
DatlH lfslald
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EEWs FROM NEW ORLEANS.
~~~~~~~~~>~~~>>~~>~~-~~~~N~
Great Creyasse I'm tho Mississippi q
Baton RouEe-The Whole Countr
Likely TO DC Fleodcd-President john
son,s reace Proc Ia mafior XS1c

Great Creyasse la tho hltsStssfppt at
Baton RouEe-The Whole Country
Likely TO be Fieoded-President john
sons Peace Proclamation, sc.
New ORLEANS, April s. 1866
There Is crevasse at Baton Rouge three hundred feet
in length, and many others feared below. The whole
country down TO Bayou Paquemne 1t Is expected, will
be flooded and IL is feared that the Bayou Paquemine
carry OF the food and that IT viii extend down
to the Bayou Lafourehe, comprising the richest sugar
and cotton lands N Louisiana
Crevasses feared all over the State.
The Leyee Commissioners sitting and acting
promptly
The latest news from the says that heavy
rains continue and that tho whole country will be
flooded
Owing 10 the recent heavy rains the Louisiana races
have been postponed until tho 7th inst large number
Of stables have arrived
The press of this city argue that the Presidents Peace
proclamation aboshes martial law and removes military
occupation.
The Methodist Conference is in session in this
city. Bishop Kavanagh presdes to-day. Tomorrow
Bishop Early will preside. Business Is being subdyided
to be referred to appropriate committees. Many
members have made their appearance.
Tho suit OF Mrs. Gaines was up in the District Court
to day Possession of the property in dispute from
twenty TO thirty years plead al the bar in defence
Cotton depressed by the European advices and prices
lie. lower Gales to-day $50 bales, low midding 34c
a 34hc.; receipts to-day, 1850 bales. Gold i27H
Francs 4f 26jac Sterling exchange 1913. Western pro-
duce Is lively, and taken up arrival Freighis TO
New York are ow-at 1Sc zoe per sack for corn;
sells are leaving for want OF better engagements.
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SUICIDE BY CUTTING iIis TgRoAr-Lai evening Coroner
Gamble held inquest at the Putnam House. corner OF
Twenty sixth street and Fourth avenue, the body OF
George ". Washington OF the boarders who commit
ted suicide by cutting his throat time during Thurs
day night. From tho evidence takon NY the Coroner II
would appear that the deceased has boarded at the hotel
for some Two months past About i've weeks since he
taken sick, and, although he able u walk
around seemed impressed with the idea that be would
soon die. ONE oil speculaons IN which 10 had orr
barked ended dsssrousy and these two facts combined
T. rondOr him melancholy aud low sr',,ed Yesterday
morning one Of The servant girs, nn.Sy that he was
yet up raped his door, for tho purpose OF
ing him. She could obtain reply, aud called the pro-
prelor BY his direction tho dosr burst open and
deceased found lying upon the bed with hs throat cut
and the weapon with which the act had been accom-
pished "a common pocket knifs) st claspcd in his
siiiened gasp A verdict OF death by suicide, ~
cutting his throat while laborag under temporary in.
sanity, was rendered by the jury Deceased
native OF this city aged hityiour years He was for a
long employed In Of the bonded warehouses In
the lower part Of the city, but gave up his position
wsn taken sck. Is stated that he WAS well known IN
srisan circles, having subscribed 20 that belief many
years since. Among bis effects was found letter
written by him IN march last. directing, Of his
DEATH that his effects should be given to his sister who
resides at Drcwers station, the limo Of the Harlem
Railroad
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Western Railroad rnte'prise.

y,
The last rail between Kansas City, No, and Wyan-
dotie Kansas Joining the Missouri Pacific and the Tn on
Pacific RarOads laid on Monday lat by the nci-
pal officer OF each road. On TUESDAY the board OF
directors Of The Union Pacific and number OF friends Of
the road took Tour Of Inspection 10 Gross creek the
present. temnHtof the line, ninety miles west of Wyan
dotto The road viii DC ready for traffic to Fort Riley
early Ia June giving three hundred Gpd soyenty-nyo
hi % OF direct rail west OF ST Louis
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Fast Day in MICHIGAN.

Drg IT, April o. 1863
Governor Cr1po hes by proclamation appointed tho
10Th o. April as day for fast n.y. humiliation aud
prayer Alter abiding 10 the defeat Of armed rebellion,
the antsgOnsm between the ruling power NJ Wa hing.
ton ana approximations for Che safety OF the government
the Governor says:"Ict w seek Divine AID 20
strnct the republic upon the broad ncpleg OF right
humanity justice ana eternal truth when all men, rre
specyo Of caste color shall be equal in the eyes OF
tho lazy
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TO rur EUffpH 90 Thg nEAALp
NJ nfss.fss tisn SHREDDED " sisfiin4 Arnplnfe
~ q IA 10 ist " AS r9qfniar 90 -'yn heaeH o
~. VA ~ tts -tfs - Amir ~ 81 Nlns sntfora
.aH kn1W Gnt win As had d nmfts1 ~ sn'
, y. . s,..ss 80 ans .issorfs fals~i -. atd ctaS
so kass ssnaa-ats1 ffets vic in ,@,e@s hAlf
5000 p-.trh rha " ~ith9Fs rfnr ~ % thAsstf
-, ss..sfy.st ans t~~shy Ti~s w sftefssi snf
$50 wn.a,sts sesi sai ~ tAs fn~an sne rf1H 70
1000 asBn ysg ~ WIZ 70 sryws.
1g,st a iffs Ns 81 h<sgvsE street.
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Az well as aduis attributed other Ia oecAsoned
ty worms BROWNS "vRRMIrU0E coMyITs" are
enectuai In destroying ana do possible Injury
10 the mos, deicste child
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II will also give-Presdent Johnsons Procia yaiion
declaring the Insurrccton suppressed and restoring wi
rights In the late rebel States Report OF the proc sed
ngs OF Congress; The result OF tho recent Elections In
Connecticut and Rhode lsland Tho closing proceeding
OF the Texas State Conventon Account OF the
antc Cable proposed TO BIO LAID next July and Of the
progress OF the work with illustrations Account OF the
terrible Tornado in Indiana The exciting rumors aoat
regarding the movements OF tho Fcnans Tho present
prospects for Cotton in Texas Florida Georgia and Ala
bans; Late and important News from nil parts OF
Europe; Editorials on prominent events; 'our Weekly
Gossip Interesting Artistic, Literary and Scientific
rendng; Musical and Theatrical review for tho week
Foreign Gossip; Currcr. News Of the day; Weekly
Wow OF tho Agricultural situation with a quantity Of
interesting reading for Farmers and Gardeners; yaio
ties facesie, Valuable reviews OF tho Money CONNER.
cia. Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe Horse and Cattle
kets Advertisements, aud reports Of all Interesting
occurrences OF tho week.
New subscribers 20 the WEEKLY HKrALp can obtain
tho back numbers containing the new Prizo Story
'ARNOLD'S CHOICE"
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DArsv -Ou rhsrntag, ApsA 8, AZ E.ss Jasnmss~ VI J.,
I,Ww Al gsn ~ iH ttt ~ Ftaf ~ e. Sc
Ts RELATIVES saa frsr1s 4 ~ fsniir rr-vs<0sT
tuytsd % ttnnd fsnsrai Lua. SOS D4tst Eefyras
to cia.s
Rrp Or rhvrsasr lrsr o Hasamr Dyrn. 1sasaisr
a lokn 40 NsrT tnn poyf, 49, y.ars sst notsbs
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Much sirkncss with children.

Ladies' Polish boots, Baimorsis, De-,
with BOYS Ma aud ChIdr-nis boots and shoes
MILLER A co. 81 Canal street
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All IIair Diseases Cured by n Regular
.uI simple treatment No more gay Lair OF bsiiues-.
Dr. CANADIAN, Aslor pace.
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A. A.-Keep ~ BEFORE the People. Cut.
TERs ESsLIsI BITTERs .. ,he Oe-t Try H.
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
EfIAs HOWE, Jr, President No o29 broadway. Agents
NJ "a.
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TERss.-singlo subscription, s2 Three ctpis' IS;
Five copes, as Ten copies, SIS. Single copies, Five
ceu,s each limited number Of adyersis ncnts iu-
e!tld In tho WrxgLY Ha,AIn
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Apargsin.-Tbe Finest 81 stik Hat can
had only 81 VAIL fncsi Halter l FULTON street.
north sid. scst % Herald ofsc.
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Ana Isisbacy, an Es

Warning for young Also Diseases and
Abuses winch the Vital powers with means q
relief of charge sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress Dr. . skfLLIN HOUGHTOS, Howard Associaron,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspapers and best Lite
rary Family journal in the Country.
The wnALY HERALD for tho present week. now ready,
gives a contin.lation Of the deeply interesting
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A.-Uphhp ms ,faraeheiia Causes the
hair " grow usif heads TRY II sud - cynvnocf sold
~ BARSEs n PARK ROW. and y. G WELLS co, us
fraukiil street
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Tn, Report nov, Currsnttn.t the spvfs.s

A- e. unasuAy hgh, at..s from s faei Una, sr,,s,ss'
thsn u kSON st 50 Isl fufgn street Ani No A.
Bioad~ay The steiner ser have n.cosefea th-t n.s'
ado ned at Al.
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A.-Knngaroo and Seal skfn Boots ana
shoe. Tor fprinz We o1ertn our customers nnw
Artic.e fKan fklnl imported ufiy ~ n0use
lOEly, BLOCKS sOs-. s3s BroldTAy,
corner Howard street
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HiIps Hair Dye-3O Cents. Black or
brown Insansaneous; best cheapest, Depot No % John
Sold ~ all druggists
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THoUsA Nd DOLLAR PRIZE STORY,
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"ARNoLD's CHOICE.
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To prevent disappointment Ia getting tho early numbors
Of this interesting story new subscribers VIII
do well 10 send In thor subscriptions
at lcagt a couple OF weeks
IN ADVANCE
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A.--Of tn. General Merits or the Dupir.
ELLIPTIC SKIRTS over all claimants. 20 hs lafiss
favor Ia useless 70 .pesk-Frank Lsslis's Magazine
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A.--The "Dupicx Elliptic" 4. the Great
es iIr pros efnant IN hop shirt. New yOrk Times
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A-Japaness HAIR stain Coiors a Natu.
raj b'.es Or Hrown 1ny preparation ffty esu's
i-, al HAnNIs n Isrk r0w, and " q, wELLsA CO. a.
No FrankAn street.
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Hoor.-Nvard's Ladies' Paper Collars
and Cum Asa gents' wholesale art retail wholesale
price s With drsylngs Of different sent fres n tas
Trade y " " wAitD. 81 broadway, sly.
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Grover & Eakcr's First Premium Elias
tic stitch and Stitch Sewing Mach sg5 Broadway
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A.-Bradiay's Dupiex E,iiptic Tor You
blel SPRING SKIRT !. wanted by every BADLY IN The
LAND, end SHE Will. HAVE IT They viii no, nESp
hhTAk Ike the single ring They arr We BIT AMI
well a. the most GRACEFUL aud ELEGANT SKIRT, eTer
made . -. .
We latest novelty 1. the DUPLEX EMPREss TRAIL"
II ADMIRED Az ALL and WANTED by LNEklbUDf
vfsrs BRADLEY ckRY. VI Chamber- and 70 and Il
Rsads streets. YORK. Also Wholesale BY The prin
oiIal JoBbERs Ia the United Staiss
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TIE Improved Elliptic sewing Ma
ehlaos A II. suPLKK. 81 Broadway Ass ia wanted
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Try One or the Patent Rubber se.h
To. Butterflies foT sale By JOIN ". rAklf. hh'ssr
90 Broadway.
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wheeler a wilson's Lo~k stit-h sewfss
machine aud Bstior hole aaehiss. 40 c. Broe4wp
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A.-The Improvement Through the
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC Ia great th4t other styles are fast
falling dsase.-Aew Yofs CONNIE rciai Aaver-ser
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CFIstndoro's Hair Dy~-Thc Rest ever
manufactured holesale and retail aiso applied, a, No
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stodda rd's Cholera Specific,

sure preventive aud for Cholera cb2crs Msrtds
Diafrhss Dysentsry summer C0mpain,s. Pai. In NE
stomach aud Bowels, Ac.
sIoDDAED& BURTos. fropristora Troy. N Y.
Hold ~ al druggists
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To Mothers.
MIA wfsRTOw'g SOOTHING sYRrP. f1r chiir~n. -
I'D Ell tired rsn@y u has std The test Of macy
many kno-n f.i "a nos enir rrir ss
tic chi pain bat sor.ts the stomach aui
wiad oa ard Evns rest Ani health " tao sbal .aa
comfort 10 the mother.
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Eeauder. Mcrcir .Ous y cernlon trH needless, GON.
HAUDs ITALIAN MEDICA1ED SOAP cures pmpies.
freckes eruptons mo and all skin bomishes A. hts
depot, 49, Broadway
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The Proc Isms stop.-vasrsh. Hurvah.-
gpDOKs Boot. and shoes for isdes arf Children
selling on cheap psrs,i rush Tor them 81; bfosa~sy
oufsosl,. he,roroiitsn Hotel a. A BROOKS. AxsnL
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written expressly fof il, entitled
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h.-The Celebrated Duplex Elliptic
SKIRTS preferred ~ The sdes 10 al others and they
q very SUI erior article -G0drys Lays hook AfrL
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Pr0Gv . BWtfu6TTB
Pbv.ans are invited 20 Its efficacy in all Of
sm Affections ~ tho spinal Column aud all dis
SHE Muscles the Glands 10 hss been ussd
uds Of under the pefsonai -upsrsison %
the ppolntsd ner expectations
All we tnal Experimental proofs not tho t~si
nony % straw The vouchers &c desir. 70 PIE
sent b the public
'For ssle 81 az druggists. Price 80 e.nts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-07

Fire Proof safes-ltiids rs Patent saia
mlnier foe sale at NO Cortlandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-07

Germs. Euni0ns, Enlarged joints npd
all Diseases OF the cured by Dr. lhcIAkE l Broad
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The Steamship 50. George at Portiard Il.
potriASD, April G. 1893
". b.. arrived here lass niz.G
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-07

d.. larrIsoD'. PcristnItir Lozcngos nre
STA, sold everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-07
Pratt e. Buseher.s Magic OH.

On Monday, April %, 1900. Meck's Fur.
niiurs warcrooms viii Be open, GO broadway
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An Enemy In Your Mouth.

w nut a u In mouth To steal
teeth Bs destructive tooth washes and tooth
ders many of which ta-e imitation of soLoDOsT
e lease - sound teeth aud fragrant breath ~
adopting the fragrant SOZODOhT