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METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
1Os and 40 Broadway.


1Os and 40 broadway.
NEW YORK. JANUARY 23d, 1866.
Your attention respectfully invited the following state
of the operations OF this Company during the pas yea
and of its present condition:
With Assets exceeding One MILLION SEVEN HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and twelve years expert.
the conduct of General Insurance Business the Com
pany confidently offers the Public Pr3tecon against the
The Directors this day resolved to pay dvi
end PER CENT the Oustar ding certificates OF
Profits holders thereof their legal representatives
and after the 9th of March next also dividend OF FIVE
PER CENT on the Capita Stock of the Company payable r
Cash on demand also dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER
GENT in Scrip earued Participating Premiums OF
the Company for year 1866 for which Certificates will be
issued on and after the I'd day of april next.
OFFICERS:
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM President,
ROBERT Nj. O. GRAHAM. Vice President.
JAMES L0RING GRAHAM, JR-, I'd Vice Pres't
H H PORTER, Secretary
ELLIOTT ROBBINS, General Agent.
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FuTURE AUCTION SALES


FUTURE AUCTION SALES.
'N''iA" OUT sALE OF ouAErERn AsTEe STORES G
JULIAN NEVILLE, -
q. ~ Vas soIdEsss Aaetonssr,
Sl1ce No II Commercial Place
aad a. IL Z sS 5.a 3 NJ E,1s Only a4A
Leyes sne Rom saIs Z ssse aucoh VII Is sid
ysrgas kPds # aarnss. Az ssa ssnsB htyss
2. Yisss Hammers assorted AIDES Haseess HinSs a.
2E Ts Sff Iron assSssd PoTas 7 Chair
sheet Zinc Gas Pipe, grnd5t9nss rssas Cotton Dass
Gaages Dra9ng instruments Iron sass Ansaacs Cover
Mating, Carpenters Tools, s9dal,rs' Tosis' &c
Stores 70 Be removed sitbin one day after sale.
The The s T ss Of Traders a others invited % this
ou sale Is the last opportunity they vii have for Puf
'- By ofdsF Of Col G. q sAWTELLB, ehsiQ NJ
Bssvst Lieut. Cpl and Assistan. Qaar.eraastst
STEAMBOATS, SAMPSON, soUTHEENRR AND FLETA
At Auctisn
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
I'M VAN soLyGES, AuctiOneer,
ofacs No II Commercial Place.
cATUgDAY, August 4th, at I2 O'Clock NJ. |
p a: the arGhas9 and % @ Essssagg b 9
Louisiana, public auction. will be sold $3.50,
furniture, etc she lies opposite Barracks Hospital
4itae etc. as shs lies opposite Barracks Hospital Third
One undivided half nteres. in the searboa. FLBTA her
tackle apparel etc. as she lies at Grena opposite Jack
At the same time and place. the following articles in
Marks-J. B. L-3 Boilers.
2 Cylinders.
2 Doctors
sid piees.
j Ist q { "a D -,oo sv and Blinds,
Hoistiug Shaft,
Also
2lIse Steamboat Shafts, the foot of oussOnhouse
Portable Boiler Engine and Rotary Pump complete,
Large Steamboat Shafts, foot of Julia street, the
Porebls Boiler and Engine on the Lsvee foot Of Julia
LaEg. Steamboat Shafts, y Magnolia Bridge; .-.
cornsr Third street and Leyse
Cylinder e2d large EEL Derrick t /; At zane place
MOST POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE, BY
Catalogue, of Patent Medicines Soaps Perfarsry ETC.
on account Of departure.
BY FORsTALL q SPEAR.
PIAcIDE J. SPEAR. Auctioneer,
oace, ls Exchange Alley
WEDEEsDAX yaIg aSth at: at 10 so Is 9,slb
Old Lsyee streets BY % VII t be sold
OF r. " Wsh Esq on account Of departure consisting in
4 assnt Tsdc r s9PPs .d Pssamsg etc
Gs.aogaes VII Be Fsady foE "a delivery Tuesday morn
sa e to bepositve and without any limit whatever
FINE PARLoR, BED AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE
5 at Auction.
d BY c. E. GIRARDEY z Co.,
= Office, No. II Exchange Place.
3 ID 4ssieSes g ~ ss
e Jackson and Philip streets will be sold
Bed snd Bang Room Furniture Gs oroesy and h
rs "G ~ TEPas2GaiS II O. s. Treasury notes
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-OFFICEs AND ROOM, IN SECOND
Third Story of Stores Nos 80 30 Tchoupitoulas
BIDWELL. PAYNE & CO,
T. TchouUit0ulas street,
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THO MEMBERs OF THE BAR

rTIo MEMBERS OF THE BAR
CLERKS OFFICE PARISH OF lBERylLLE: ,oss (
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT June 70, 1900 }
Members of the Bar pracsngin the various District Court
are respectfully noed that Process WILDE issued by INT
Clerk or served by the Sheriff parish of lberVe pne
FEES are PAID IN ADVANCE surety for Costs Gin WI
ting has given the Satisfaction OF the Clerk at nj
Office and that the party offering to be surety resides IN tn
parish Of Iberyille, and is responsible for Costs
Z. A. MARIONNEAUX,
Clerk of the Fifth District Court
ALLEN JUMEJ, Sheriff of 1ber7iile.
N B.-Please post this notice in your office.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT.
Comprising in part:
EXTRA MESS PORK, BACON SIDES.
| CHOICE LEAF LARD
! SUGAR CURED HAMS.
EXTRA, sUPERFINE and FINE FLOUR,
| LOUISIANA SUGAR and M0LAsSEs,
-COFFEE, TEAS, RICE TOBACCO Etc.s Etc.
| In store and for sale by r.
BIDWELL, PAYNE & CO.,
70 Tchoupitoulss street.
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ETAr DE La LOUISIANA, DEPAR7EYEET DE EXECUTE !
EoureIle Orle4nH lie 10 Juliet, 1906.
A TTENDU qu'appIicatsOn IS etc Eafte IA moi
"A car TheOphus AniouX pour Ia cancellation obi
CATION ocee Encanteur pour la parosse
d0reans, SAVIOR
Une obligation datae On l6 decembre 1866 pour la
de dix mile piastres, se par Thsophilu Anfoux CONNIE
priucpa ct PascAs Rob secEre, la djte Onga
t1n condonne pour Ia fdele execution lie dit The
ophius AniUux de deyOirs CONNIE EnCanteur su-dt
Avis est en- consequence dome les persOnne nte
essees connRitre par ecrit bureau du score
are Est dams 30 ours qu saivront la deniere pubca
ton proclamation les aisons pour lesquele lie dit
obligation ne serait pas cancele et annule.
D9D1e sons ma signature ct lie rEtat la date
cdesgus ct la 9Oeme Jour Independence ds Eta Uns
J. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie Gouverpeur:
CHARLES o. HARDY, Assistant secretaire dEtat.
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Testimony Of Gen. Rosserl
Nvvy ORLFEEs June 20 fs66-taying known Gen. R. E.
long and for five years Intimately and reeoectng
per Getty we'll take pleasure in pronounci1g Nj
Mddleons PORTRAIT Of him exceedingly accurate and by far
the best have ever seen.-LTHos, L, RossER'
e nortra of Gen Jackson is from portrait sent to the
nnhisher by his widow with the statement that it was the
most accurate likeness extant Her letter to the pu6s
Was Recommended with full description of his complexion
and lock Of his guide to the COLOR TINS portrait
also has been faithfully copied and may be relied on as the
best that can be procured. -. e -
These Portraits cabinet size il oval gilt frames and as
paror ornaments for the homes OF Southern gentlemen sur
pass AZ ything ever offered for sale ~, =. l.;
NOTiGE-Mr Mddeons Postraits are never 500 N PIC,
+rra stores They eau only bs had subscription, from
Agents Two three Agents wanted to aSG orders n
"a ia on the back Of of all their Portraits rms
caution is ecessary asimaions Of their are out
Call address . a. ca q 1n s.troet
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ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.
oUA1RTExE CoUR De D1grptcrl EMILE VICTOR ATDI-
BERT TO SEES CRhAN-
de la }CIERS ct les crealciers de
Ia aaison commercial de D. J.
Nouyele-Orlaans. ALBERI-No. f5S5.
WIS est pnr lie present dOnne aux cream
n nsOvables ic toutes personnes inere
que Ia de la pTopFete do lie dite inoiyabe
lie beHehce de cTeancers les
anciers de la msison eommercale de j. Albert quill
as,emblee des dites creencier De
olphe BOudousquie notsre public dams vile, UNEI lie
q aout 1866 10 heures da 1natin lie elaboration des
atf8res du dit ins1lvables
plus notihe, que procedure judicial
personne propriete j. Ad Bnzier Esq
noue pour representer les ceancerB absent
Par Urdre de la cour JOHN u. CDoNEI,
narantnI
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Testimony of Gen. HOodl
NEW ORLEANS Junel6 1865 Having been intimate witt
Gen r. Lee take pleasure in ing that consider Mr.
Middletons portrait Of him from Bradys photograph truth
full aud admirable best have D. HOOD
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Testimony Of Col walton of the WASHINGTON Artillery
NEW ORLEANS, June 20 lS66I concur with Gen Hood IN
saving that the portrn aitrul likeness re-
presenting I last him, just prior to the sur
render,-J, B. WALTON.
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
17a Broadway, coz. Maiden Lane,
NEW YORK, Feb. 2 1866.

dividend of six per cent day declared payable on
demand, in Cash, to Stockholders .-.-.,,-
Also dividend Of Six per cent on Outstanding
Scrp payable 18th March, in Cash.
Also Scrip dividend Of Twenty per cent the Earned
premiums of Policies entitled participate in t1e profits Of
the year ending Sst January 1866 The Scrip Wall DC ready
for delivery and after 15th March prnX.
" GEO O. SATTERBEE, President,
henry WESTON Vice President
WV. K. LATHRoF, Secretary.
WM. A. ScoTT, Assistant Secre airy.
We are now prepared to issue OPEN aud SPECIAL POLL
GIES against the
PeriIs of Fire, River and Ocean,
From New Orleans to Ports Places the United States
and yics vera Also and from New Orleans Port OF
Portsin South Amerce or Europe, upon the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
ord will nav all Losses in New Orleans And from long
extensive correspondence and acquaintance in this city
we hone by close business merit and share
| Liberal Patronage c -. -, -...
needing Insurance being confident that make he
| advantage to patronize this Agency
e We arc very respectfully,
L. G. NORVELL & CO.,
No "a CARoNDELET STREET, CORNER GRAElER
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= RemovaI-The Onice of the New Or
opeousas Great Northern Railroad has been re-
.n7oved to No 60 CANAL STREET, near Old Leyee,
April &c, 1856, GEO. W sQUIRhs, secretary.
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and Lungs. ..
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every denomination, authors editors professors in our various
colleges and by many Of most eminent public men
Containing opium is adapted to every age and nsy
be without of dangerous results which follow the
many Ofths Cough Preparations of which opium and
| the base ta
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bR. cUrLnK's sEco:D CHORAL ygsrIvAL.
There ooui be stronger proof gwen of the merit
aad nublc appreciation Of DR. Cuers admirable chorus
II ons hunirsd maic voices than ., Irving Hail last
night Although IL wet dissgreeabe evening that
woaid deter many persons from ven,urng OF 10
a pacc Of amusement, there was a much larger and
more fashionable audience than on Tuesday night
Dr Cutters descriptive lecture the caihedras Of Eng
land was CONCISE aud good and Illustrated by
piece. sung by the snuphonsl choir The magnificent
chorus Round about the Starry Throne. from samson.
was given In the ara part of the programme Tbs last
tim. we heard this In New York. piued the unfor.
una.e son Of Nano.h, FOR he had decidedly fallen into
the hands Of the Phiiis,inea Last night
ceptionable In the selections from Elijah, Masters
roed Bourne Grsndn and Ra burn ana the chorus
such as oil lovers Of music would wish 10 hear Tue
angel ro by the three hr young artists and the di.o
zoe between Elijah and the youth carried the audience
hack 10 Palestine and Mount Horeb The scene where
the aged prophet the will of Jehovah 10 the
knecliug nutsde the pa.soua,e appeal for mercy tbs
end of the long confirmed drought and the hesrtfs,
thanks of Israel 10 God, He lsveth the thirsty land
were electrical la effect The srirt of Nendelssohn
seemed 20 bresbe 10 the chorusses We would cesiuy
like 10 hear q dramatic and finished rendering of
EAh than Mr. Aikens but the youth, Master Hsebarn,
eit nothing 10 b. desired In the par, Behold little
eiowd sn.s,h from tho waters !" the sceompani.
men, was particularly bcaaufsl ssecaio chords
Ike drops Of rain and tho succeeding ers~,rio
portrayed the coming storm 10 IN, closing chorus the
two pianos, played by MesrL Older and Johnston,
formed with Dr. cuticrs accompaniment, fantastic snd
beautiful wreath 10 the vocal pars Mr. csorss W
Morgan conducted the eboruses admirably. lie siao
payed hs brilliant fantasia On "eod the Qassn
Il h redom that such hearty ssd crtragdinsry snshu
sinsm has been dispsysd by sodesos during ths pre-
seat concert seAson Last hlshf during TIE ssns
from Elijah. The last eborHi Festival VIII h. given .,
Irving Hall saturday afternoon Al three O'Clock. We
knov of snyshins In marc this city that spr~sis
more directly 70 the heart thss The frcsh yosag
~ tho@e ry boys supported ny forty sni sasses
sDd sn admirable Instrumental scypmtaniinrnt
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ia psIS Missionary AS>Issrsary ia
nOstOn.

osfs,S n,y ~, isss
The anniversary meetings o. the National B'pts,
Home Missionary Ofgsn.zaiio-> being held Ia
thi- city ans will continue iss day. Among lc
dkiinguislsi partlcpatng in tho procecdiIxs are
Prcsidcn, Bsrna- Scar " Brown University, r,sg den,
Aniersos Of Rochcnes University: Rev Calasha An
defsop Of ~ I1sis Prcsiden, GfcgDry 81 hfcb'gsn;
President Read, of Illinois, shd Pres.deu, Csampn.
~ wscryille College Rev. pr Cumming, cf Nee
Hsnpshirc, Rc,. Dr Aunliagc, u View York Rev.
II NJ Gsahet Of Brookyn Rev. Hy.rt Smith.
of Ihiadelphial Rev y J. Good-pscA Of Chs ago
Horaio q. Jones' ESQ. of PLlisielpela; key
Spin9el NOrse, OF IeNsbnfg fcuusyl ana; Rev q "
Crane, Of Hartford Senator Harris, Of Nov fork Rev
d. Kin aid, Tor forty years missionary N bnfmsh
Rev. J. wheaton Smith, Of Philadelphia aud Rev d.
Hscos, of New York
The proceedings day opened with brief aiifcr rom
President Anderson tn. Executive Committee report
that go have been appropriated for The freedmen
during the year aud twenty hvc white and ten col,rci
laborers with 6iktywo Assistants have bcen empl sci
among them. The organization has tSp hundred and
Hxty i've me onsres ~ whom hundred and eighty
two arc now appointments. Their neld of labor hsl
sptc,d over III riy.seven states Daring the year eighty
nine churches have been Orzanxed gbi eniecn meet
ing houses erected TIE total receipts " he year as
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suFREsE cOCKr. CIRCUIT ,
Before Jafxe Mniisn.

Bef0rs Jntse hnsn.
MAr iT-cortffaf K,is,y -. "a, hg'tAerr fs11 o1
Cs-pany This action sas brouss' BY p'sinid " 20
cover damage. rhch he sustained IN The psrchsse u
sot Of defendant and fgs vbh be paid one tbonrsrf
soi.r. n a. alleged In the compliant INA, fra.isicn,
repge-snlssSns fosde ~ him 10 order 70 ndocr
him 10 purchase ts tbs mns closing description
bsing siyen the nccsssfui o.e atoms q the con
r~ny Tho Jury brough, In . verdict for plsn"a ipf
o. fos ~
Fsr plaintiff we.sry wooiford ssi e. 'r isfssians
uessrr grud1ef and Carter.
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nue. laws taxes of the most burdensome oppressive
character levied upon every conceivable product
occupation and evident that Of these imposts
are specially devised 70 prevent the emigration Of Yam
kee strangers The result s that nobody Is able or will
ing pay these extortionate demands nothing is COM
ing IL where brisk little might be collected by
less oppressive systsm trade stagnant, and all the
benefits which would accrue from the influx Of Northern
energy and Northern capital arc lost
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S.vs, r.sssvssiss "a m.i,Sas.

nktNAft ~ n way ~ iN@
Yesterday the oreers a ibs Tinted states a.ssnsrs
Misntnuorr4h aud Augusta nd wfh A1fsirn H9ft 20
the o. xship Dun fn TIE evening ~ tnl~ran se-
Deus met ueta sf tu6se Iscks0na rsutenfs Nhsfe
hayry gfectnx and syisnfh chnsf s0 ssea Nsem
T,day the A8gusfs nsa,cf tba Cebar and 1sI fessst
aatrd o. three " fOs ~ Jehua rhef -; hefn htt
Ssn vesy en}ofstle thsoaah ~ e0afsesi-k y vN ~
! M iifh c~s1gss aa1 The elntsas
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pEcisfos ~ RELATION 70 Tfd rtAcs rROCLAssA.
Tfos ~ sxKSTUCKr--tiESEgAL DAVIS rO HI AZ.
DIcrgD ny the GgASp Ju3Y FoR RESISTING. Az
oRDFK OF ARREsr.
LoUrsvLls, Ky, May II. lsde
The l,Ssar publishes elaborate opinion Of iudge
Biaad Ballard United siates District Court, In relation 10
Isham nsnderson concluding that the executive and
legislative departments of abe government hssiog de-
cared thai the rebellion saded the Court
thas continues that ti1s opinion furnishes solution
O. the political status a the inhabitants ef The States
lately in rebellion that ihis is question zact mut be
answ cred elsewhere tsst the Cont BOUND 10 order
arrest of General Davis for the sprIent Contempt
oescd the Court and that he having ressei the order
of arrc. h crminaly Responsible, and sI hts case will
ho presented 10 the Grand Jury.
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n. port or the Dep.ty Health Onsesr at
Quarantine.

The folloxing is the report fgr Msy ~
Ded--Alce Bent from steamship Nfainias Of mara.
mus and jasper johnson. also ffosi steamship Fifsnis
of disease % the heart
In felpV
Two died above .ss+ssss.ass
Remaining unfrr trra;mrni ,................... , -
- ~ Bi--EiIs Drpn,y Health o1icer
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ruT YixTsr ArcK ~ pN8TtsH 4ypr y kNn ~ Fis
cDATlsss. TNnrsEffNs. ttspftN AND DuhtAl -
~ 7ft-Fl is Lfs.ff A-t' -.a't - 80 M -
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PnonsnY rlrAL Accmxyr. Yesterday afternoon .
colcred man named Charles Varris coachmsn In the
employ OF Mr. sedge, corner Of Brooklyn and
wyckoa street, thrown from wagon and sustained
inianes that will probably prove fatal
TIM Fmx Vas Brrsr srnxxr-r n blanchard
A Co., whose cotton packing establishments In Van
Brun stree, was destroyed by Gre day before yesterday
and whose os about forty thousand dollars had no
insurance on their stock machinery. sofne Of the
cotton insured Dy other parties
Psornrlsr ORPHAN Asrrrs-The annual meeting o.
the Brooklyn Protestant orphan Asyam took place last
Wednesday afternoon the psiltnton, in Cumberland
street An election for officers for the ensuing year was
enterrd into with the following result ;fHn Dtrccres
Mrs O. ~ Hutchipson; second Drectress, hrs A. W.
Dana; Trcasnrer Ma B W. Dclsmster Recording rre-
tsry, Mr. elias Tsicy. Corresponding se0e'ary MIS- %.
q. Xela
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BncoxrvS Acsrsxr-Mr John Y Owens oonmsnees
this evening his nights ensnsemsn, s This theatre.
under The Management ~ Mr. G W. Tayie1re, arresrus
In bis famous comedy Of ssea shingis, aud IA tic
petite comedy. The Hsppsr~i Day cf Ny LIZ. 70 MOI
ros nigh, NJ Owens msks his nnsi spres.snce In 20
.o1 shusic and the lave Iadsa-
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cssrrv 20 AsrxlL. me Afasresn sSsssy fo' So
p,~v.,,on Of c,usity - Asiuais Eraisfsiiy srta9w
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DEADLY ASSAULT BY a LUNArfc-HB ArTKhfTs
TO KILL ms soN.iS-LAw.
At late hour on wednesday night Nathaniel Hudson,
weaver ssyenty-sx years Of age while suffering from
temporary alteration Of mind the apartments of
his Law, James Mcclure, z2l Eighth avenue,
AMI drawing pistol discharged H. tho ball taking eject
In McCiure's ear, but fortunately without inhcting
serious njurcs Mr. Hudson taken In charge by
oncer Grnssick, of tho Sixteenth precinct and Justice
Dodge committed him 20 the care of the Commssioner
Of Charities aud Correction.
ARRrsr or An ALLkaxp vuoIrrvg.
Detective sowcy yesterday arrested . man named
william sIipp, the charge Of having few days since
stolen ts70 In grscnhacks, gold watch and opera
glass from Mrs Reed residing al 70 Washington street.
Hoboken n J. None of the stolen property
covered The prisoner taken back 10 Hobokcn and
committed examination before Justice Avery
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isflam5 from Astco when srs,o -hs1 fsh late tss
hands 9f Uscle -sas heepag Hsert OpppSnas shsu I~f
world Ntt.rc son "a not gfarfnrs unbsf
or sLs1sr f.~si utaa u sAiIii co As~ fsrt
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Chsepest Newspaper smd Best Lite
rsry Family Jourmai in the Cosntry.
The wrxxLr HSRArD for the present week now resiy.
gives . continaation u the dceply Interesting
ly for It, entitled

THOUSAND DOLLAR PRIZE STORY
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A.-Mosvs Ch~mtcsi Pomsde uessa~ss
gray hair without dyeing o. tho finest hsirir.s
Use dye.or baud ~ epsrston Depot ~ Barclay r~es
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Poetry --'N.r% "rus Bisos sosa;" "rm sEss
Asss or WoS.S
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A.-A.-Dr. .La"gworshy'sn New Premfs~s
Ttusa-EA.iaat % no t-..k pressure makes EssA
care uELM8of.D 4 spt Bfcsd~aS
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There was q runor during The afternoon that ne ON
ca the head Of the Seizure Bureau had been removed
but nothing positive could BE- sscerainod " u has not
been done u probably viii be to-day Quite namber
of the employees have notified their friends that they er
pect receive noske " quit In day two. For eye
removal and vacancy there are dozen or more apfl
oantss good chance for large number 20 be dsnppon.
ed There two o. three dozen applying i0 o0'ce
yesterday.
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A wond. ss.I Di.eovery-Da,.sy's ,

,sno iisrse a. fast t,ting ,hs pss Of "A ahss h.s.s
Inineut. and Al Who a arsnosiniF. "a 70
10 tho ksn tails, sefAthss, Hns sprsas.
BRUISES aud ia many Vate young es-sin. 1asfes
Crark RDiI by al drsxfit.a. snt a. ths -
~ Gear street n
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rxEss.-singIe subscription. ~; rrree ecp'ss -:
Five copies, ss Ten copies si5 Single cop.cs. P,vs
cen,s each A limited number Of aisor,lssmsnt, tn
in tho WEEKLY HIRAM
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Th~ Hrst 'suffss 60. - a.. a.
49,. ~. 49,. 80. af o. afa HHaef. fIe 80 @At
l..r.s. III tssss. rsntt aHf 'ltf'ta - tf..,7
fth u - - - t.f"f FaptMs. ANsas.
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

Cre.ts. Goats OF Arms. I"tsssSs. Wo1o-
sfsa Ao rciiy chasrt gt sns silver far nas h.gn--s
eqr .axe. All he uosast syica. a. J.. 7 bOLaNDs. iu
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

A.-Ilr. Gatma nu's Marble uaths.
TfFKIsif AID t-HfAs BATHS
Is Elsi IuIfll alfeel nrAf nrnA1NAH
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

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The New York herald., 1866-05-18

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The New York herald., 1866-05-18

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the 0niy Ieff@ci Dye. hsrses- r~iasis ts.ssts
na0us Yar,sry n Barclay srr~t
The New York herald., 1866-05-18

Tctrse the Extract or PhA1Oa & Sons
MIGHT BLOOMING cRREUsn IL 10 be surrounded ny .
magic atmosphere II Ia enhancing perfume Tho iiviaG
breath Of the flower tho earth produces fondseed
amber drops No fofcgn extract Tor ua
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The New York herald., 1866-05-18

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mss NrtfksEW uirfIns - ~ fa -.
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The New York herald., 1866-05-18

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The New York herald., 1866-05-18

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