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N e oICAL.
CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. nIrP0NCO-S
G. oil 4 e n Periodical Pills
FOR FEM TALES.

IN CORRECTING Irregularities. removing OBJ
u strgcEeus af the mcutals taruS. frcu whatever
cause. a. savs successful * a preventive.
IL i us4, tazrsy years the above celebT
tel Pills hEst 5scaeerel hv Dr pupaaco. OF FAR
=. during heh time taey haze bea extensively and
successfully uss2 most 81 Che public institutions
we'll in private EaHscticA-et bath henfsphstes
With unparalleled every eaSe- where tue Iii
rsctou> Save teen crEeS5ly faagved, thousands Of
ladies ia tGs u aud ru- .soat the land, daily
ts>tl'gtuE.
Thsv ara re most iavat sble remedy. for al those
affecting GplasGts secuslar - The SIX, III; Dis
tresSIue ana PAINFUL NeaSturaIlan. IetaH1iu Pain
the Back and L14ss. Pressing sowa fat1S, hush OF
Blood = t1a Head. bze utSS r. gnaeSSr f sight Green
Sjckness Heavloes~. Fetissoe slight exertion.
FaPtatsa I}5 ieart-sn8 all the yarlaUs 3sfres sing
compaIuss particularly taE most AnuoT1ng weaken
ing and the 2EEsly 81 all ether feInase Ak
The IenCorFhGa, 81 hite>.
At the time te-e j 0ataIaL N these Pits that
d. 15arY life health. bet the dtrectsans be
strictly followed aud yeu VAL ind them Re all they
are rePre>e utyG much that in OF
ten NH warrant them. Do no: be discouraged /
bax should fail, although, q general thing One
Be- j. Suitic lent.
10000 Boxes have been sold in two years.
Ten Thousand Boxes sent by letter. both by myselt
and agents, to al parts 81 ttle world e ieh an
have been raturue3 Ia which LADIES' say, moth
ing Ike she 8bavc PMS have bee known, since the
Science of MeTicine Rawned upon the WerId. in Re
moving Obstruction ard Restoring Nature is prop
channel. Qu5etr the Nerves and bringing back the
s.Resev Color ~ Heal.h.' thc cheek Of the most
Aug p. 1865 a6tf
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Recovered THRoUGH SrIElrS Some
time in December last, says the Louis
Vile Democrat. a gentleman and his wife
near Rock Haven, Indiana, engaged pas
sage on the Rose Hite, lying ut the city
wharf Before the boat got of, two
large black trunks belonging TO them
were stolen from the wharf The trunks
contained valuable clothing, ladies' wear
&c, and Messrs. Sherley, Voolfolk Il
Co, paid 1925 for the loss OF them. In
the meantime the gentleman wrote from
Rock Haven 10 his brother, in Vermont,
that the two trunks had been stolen
Upon the receipt OF the letter he went
to consult a female spiritual medium.
She told him s.his brother had lost TWO
trunks; shat they were stolen from one
side of "A river and taken to the oppo-
site side that the trunks contained la
brick house a short distance from the
town. and that the occupants were wear
ing the clothing The loser of the
trunks rel eiyed the above information
from his brother in Vermont. and came
up Saturday Officer Blig!I went over
to JetFersonyille. and strange to SAY,
found the trunks ut the house spoken OF
by the medium, and some Of the dresses
in them had been worn. The occupants
of the house state that woman let
them there in pawn for Sl9 aud she
never returned to redeem the stalen
property.
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UNION PATENT AGENCY.
D. P. HOLLOWAY & CO
WASHINGTON CITY. DC,
II Il euts. aud prosecuting Patent cases Business
entrusted % taeir care val receive prompt attention
Claims Against the Government
For back p4y-for Pensions 4c g., will receive per-
son.l attention.
ALL INFORMATION,
In reference Patent Laws cheerfully given. Cop
les Of the Laws and Rules and Regulations Of the
Patent Office. vii pc sent, g-a's., On application.
In applying for Patent the applicant should for
ward model Of his Invention ii susceptible of being
Illustrated by model-or, if it consists IN che1ni-
cal COMPOUND, samples of the ingredients in their
commercial state anl aza in the proposed prepared
form, should be sert. Also as full description of
the invention or discovery and its advantages should
be given practicable aid in the proper prepare
ton OF the papers.
Persons believing they have made an invention or
discovery in art or science and DESTROYS Of knowing
whether the has been patented, by transmitting
to- model or drawing, or sufficient description
to make the invention iu,egible, can have thorough
examination made in the Patent office, and the result
of said examination forwarded to them for reasona-
bic compensation
We will have forwarded TO any person who may de
and the Rules and Regulations of the Patent office
free OF expense.
Caveats will be prepared on short notice, by III,
inventors giving brief description of their invention
with drawings.
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r . u r z S
Horse and Cattle Powders.

Tbs preparation,
long ard 6vorahly
known, viii thor
ouViiIy cinyigorat.
broken down and
low spirited horses,
hy strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach an 4 intes-
tines
Il Is a sure pre-
veutive Of all dis
eases incident 10
WEIR. CHAMBERS,
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The Co!ored Troops.

Gen. Fry says: while hut 1907
seoiored troops died in action and OF
wounds, the enormously large number ~
% 1901. died of disease Among the
white troops the proportion OF deaths in
action ana from wounds to the deaths
fronydiSesse, is about as one TO two; 4
mong the colored troops a. one 70 eight.
About 1s0. 600 coIored men were enlist
ed in the army during the war, of whom,
accordingly, nearly one out Of every sew
--en died OF disease. The general pro
portion among the white troops is one
to fifteen It may be assumed, that
where one died of disease, at least i've
Others were sick. so that very large
: pro- oFtioa OF the coIared troops must
have been constantly on the sick list
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From the Richmond WIFI,

We have committed many errors in
orr treatment Of the Yankees Not Il Q
least has Leen in regarding them as
some thing better than what they -
They are Ev nature menials. and fitted
only for mental duties. They are in
open and fragrant insurrection against
South
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\ corntryman who was charged with
ten gallons Of whisky which grocer put
in an eight gallon kcg. said he didn't
mind the money 80 much a. he did the
strain on the keg"
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Marine Disasters.

Som ELIZA LELAND of Brootviiie, MOI frcn Bucksviiie
SC. for Barbados lumber laden sprung leak 9th inst and
was abandoned the iis. The Captain mate and four
seamen taken OF 10y the bark Wallace from New Or.
leans for Hayre AM transferred odenburg brig
0ermsnia, which arrived at Phlsdepha the inst,
The L waslss tons register built ss Belfast Me- In 1855
and rated A.
scHR ARAsrsx tof New London). Oates from Beaufort
sc, arrived al this port 18th and while lying OF
pier No East river struck by ice, breaking her
nss and drfed down the river where sunk She was
valued at tt.0p, and not insured.
scHs IDA Hutchinson. from Portland for Havana went
ashore on Nause, Beach, cape Cod, sunday night and
bilged. The saved.
srrAsxn ocrASus Davis which len Providence about Pm
an fra.y iCr with & Of sod
evening before reportcd) during thick weather on the sw
r q q fser: Island and ss,d during he heavy ssh
ser the accident by steamer CITY Of Providence Capt
on i6s 2sih The steamer. commodore, from sionnsOn
cap w MIX ~ on. $
but owing 70 the rough STATE Of the weather they unable
arrived Proyidenes sunday afternoon from YORK.
morning ss which /; sh ss quite
and weather pleasant she les rocky bottom with her
nm 'sen ne vii al
Necessary Tssns op with
% reach her on Sunday afternoon and II is 10 be hoped
SUR NrwIos-The referees in the case the oil saved
IRON ne wrecked ship Newton Mesrs Matthew starbuck
q $685., % for the whole amount Of oil saved-7seU raj.
ochsh traction over IL cents gallon. No deduction
IL 10 be made from this amount for any Incurred for
uuckaEe cooperage, &c
da s 1or pos'y Ham, Hssr which cleared the G,hs.
akAln taken on the marine railway at Dartmouth Two
pups are Kept almost constantly working In order 20 keep
aud portion OF the cargo has been discharged TO
nken her Vne hundred and six OF the who
embarked In the Hamburg for sew York have de-
cided 20 remain tn Nova scotia
Ran. wv Rorcw lIcnculu the On pee Win. being
mVcd from her berth 70 another careened ouboard there
beng no weight In the hod and falling over her port
Nue ron tne bow OF which several blanks had been
ovsn sns rapidly hed and sank alongside the wharf On
pec "wokmen were stn engaged In trying 10 raise her.
ENG fosrrnThe brig John Geddes seabrook arrived al
pha lth inst from Nevassa brought on Captain
ported Loaf - '
schR Nhscr BRsyrov of Providencel HIM. from Boston
lor Aehsndr put into Newprl 2ist inst TO damages
~ beng run into the l7th whe anchor
Pollock Ro BY seAr Arthur burton. Frehoek from Boston
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Personal Intelligence.

SIR Frederick Bruce, British Minister at Washington
has arrived in this city and taken rooms at the Brevoort
House Major General G. II. Gordon also at the Brc.
WORT House.
Among those recently promoted to the brcvct rank Of
orgadier general OF volunteers Is Colonel william De.
lacey late commandsnt Of the One Hundred and Sixty.
fourth New York regiment Of the IRISH Legion Colonel
Dcacey entered the service with those who were among
the first to draw the sword and was Of those who were
the last 70 sheahe H. Originally an officer Of the Thirty
seventh New York, he won his way 10 promotion by
steady and persistent duty In the Geld throughout the
entire duration OF the rebellion His commission which
was granted for gallant and mertorous services during
the war /" dates from March l3 1885
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MarricS.

MarricS.
BARKER-GAsH On wedness.s r...- n, =,
rev Mr. Mansfield, Mr.. C naHs February "a ~ the
Miss DoskrHEA CASH, OF Gr~ cnpont r. Il -so' w
=. Tho C1sn,on -,ros, On Wednesday, February n.
Rev n y De Has, WIN ri EcxrSnrscx 10 MIS- u NJ ,e
pi Wn,a oesh o. Brooklyn.
M n A. HOLY 10 Miss MARINA G. GxseLrs. an OF
Soopr.-RrrnL-o Friday February 10, a. the
LsoSn DONALD son u anbs2y H sSs key ~. Dr.
Of Beeve, Canada West 10 Jrrr daughter of Robsr,
Russell, Esq, OF Spanish Town, jamaica West Tndies
RsrLtr-LIspsAi.-on Thursday February &C. at the
residence Of the brides father, by the Rev Henry
Henry H. Lindsay, ESQ.,, Of Chester, Delaware county
Pa No cards
TO THE EDITOR OF rHK HERALD.
Inc report OF the marriage OF Mr. John D. Bridges to
Miss Elizabeth Gowan, published In Mondays HKRALp
u an imposture, no such marriage having taken place
JOHN d. BRIDGES
DIED.
AnHRusrEn On Sunday, February as MApy T. be.
William and Mary Ann Durham, sgcd 10 years and g .
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence
corner OF Bushwck and johnson street Wilams
oupg, THIS Tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
bArE-A Nashville, Tenn, on Tuesday, February
70 after short Illness HENRIETTA, wife OF Edward O.
fully invited TO attend the funeral this tuesday, after
noon at two o'clock from the residence Of Iaaac Bates
oo1 rhcinc street, brooklyn.
Il. B..sos-0n Sunday, February 2s EoBERr Brxsox. in
the 77th year OF his age "
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the Reformed Dutch
cnurcn IN fth avenue corner OF Twenty FIRST street.
on wednesday morning, at ten O'Clock The remains will
De taken TO New Utrecht, l. l., for intcrment
BorRkE-On Sunday, February 25, JoHS HrSny son
OF Henry and Eliza Bourke aeed III years and months
The ma ms Will be taken from bis late residence No
~ Mulberry street. this TUESDAY afternoon at O'Clock
Inc friends OF the family invited attend The re-
mains viii be Inferred in Calvary Cemetery
buRRorGHs SARAH Brs1gtD, daughter OF William III
ana the late Sarah W. Burroughs aged ii months and
lis hard 10 part from those we love-
But OH TO them It's gain;
Sweet salc 10 her mammals gone,
Far from this world OF pain.
The friends and relatives of the family are respecIv
invited 70 attend the funeral, this Tuesday, afternoon
~ Two O'Clock, from ~ Fourth street, Williamsburg
bvNNsh Al Harlem, on Monday February 2s MARY
Ia busNkR eldest daughter Of C. A. and Catharpe Bun.
ner sged 10 years and III month";
INC trends OF the family respectfully invited TO
suehn the iunera on Wednesday afternoon al three
oc'ock rom 10th street. between Sixth and Seventh
san Francisco papers please copy
NAhh.h .On sunday, February as MARTHA LorrsA
seconu daughter OF William and Mcrbah H. Carhart in
The relatives and friends OF tho far,v aro ,.o,,,r
nNeu 70 attend the FUNERAL from the residence OF her
parents SfS west thirty fourth street this Tuesday, az
",noon a. one . ciuck, without further invitation
@A'Holl'-on Saturday, February "a, al No. % |
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Towards the close of business very "buishn feeling
was manifested by the majority OF brokers and prorcs
son oraiors in stocks It is roresecn that tho recent
p,uch in the money market can be but Temporary. and
sha, the financial policy OF the government
mast lead TO monetary at the grca,
scntres. The anxiety with which the progress
81 the new financial bill was watched Is giving
place to feeling Of indifference Its fate and
more hopeful feeling than formerly prevailed gradu
shy taking possession Of the popular and speculative
mind. Tho bugbear Of contraction and resumption no
hnser inspires terror and the 'For Wayne speech" Of
c Secretary OF the Treasury has be the key
sote Of host Of prophecies To quote the
language Of the vulgar, impracticabe theories are
Being rapidly 'plsyed OUT" and people are be-
SHINING TO Judge OF the facts OF the financial situa
aion for themselves instead Of bndy accepting inposs
entics for truths as heretofore
The Chicago 7ylcu.e Of Thursday, remarks OF none
sary Affairs
Tho money market to-day very quiet NothwIth.
eanding the fact that all obligations due 10 morrow lad
20 ~ .--uny, psrticrsr pressure felt on the
MARKET and currency was reported u be easy at 10 rer
sent per annum. Street rates steady at per
cent per month"; but the transactions at such rates
worry light
Eastern exchange is in active demand and Arm at par
euying and lilo premium selling Round lots were in
oemand among bankers at premium OF soc per thou.
sand The supply scarcely equal 10 the demand and
some OF the bankers have had express currehcy to
New York within the past two days
Tho following table shows the aggregates OF the last
weekly statement Of the New York associated banks
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FACT:-NOW IS THE TINE TO ECoNoMIZE
"A Slbs y. I: Co.'S East India Coffee for 81 H., rs
cents Depot e5 Chambers street To be had BECK
man Bro, stanton Chryse streets end Third avenue
ana iweny-eghth street ROBT. DAVIS, Sole Agent.
4 HOUSEHOLD woRD.-BAssFoRD's CELEBRATED
"A Reigcraors warranted the best use, sale al r.
d. BAssFoRD'S great ohsekeepers bazaar China Glass
and Croekery Emporium, Cooper institute nuildlnx
Sign Of tho Colder XettIe--corner store
A A,A-koYAL T4vANA LOTTERY.
rLes PAID gold Information furnished The high
es for douboons and all kinds OF goiI aud silver
N-fLoR CO., Bankers, 10 Wall steel, New York.
A FORTY DROPS OF METcALFE's RHRuMATI
IA Remedy contain much virtue forty bottles OF
many other medicines, and will instantly cure Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia &C. Try H. Por sale by druggists
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Feb. 26-6 p NJ
AsHEs.-Recepts 70 pkgs. Tho market Was without
important change. Trade very quiet for want Of
stock
BRzADsru1rs 61ss bbls -four, 200 do. and
3,2i9 bags meal 80 bushels wheat $500 do corn
5000 do OATS so do rye, SEQ do malt and $50 do bar
ley. The demand for inferior and common grades Of
State and Western -four continued inactive and prices
though not quotably lower, had declining tendency.
Prime qualities, however, were In fair demand, and
prices were well sustained. The sales embraced 5000
bills at suboined quotations. Southern -four was in
moderately active demand and prices without posi-
tive alteration, though a slight weakness notice.
able for the low grades The sales reached 500
bbs Canada -four was without important change
in any respect Common brands wore not In demand
and from this description prices ruled somewhat nom
nal Rye flour inactive and heavy. Corn meal con-
nued in request at new quotations, with sales Of 800
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oorr'T.-The demand continued good at full prices.
BESIDES fair jobbns trade notice resale of 3Os
originally sold on speculation at l4Ic, gold in bond
FRKonrs were duh and lower. The engagements
steamer, $50 do GOTTEN at 7-I6d a Nd, 1000 bushels
corn $50 boxes bacon at 25s tlerces beef at
10 ooa % Dds ,aow at 2os To London, per steamer
ticrnes clover seed at 40s To Glasgow per steamer
1900 bushels corn at 3d. The charters are n brig 10
eotk with oooo bushels corn; Of one TO Bristol oats
Hors-A fair demand prevailed for lots for consump.
ton, at full prices for all qualities We note sales Of 100
bales, mostly prime, at zoe Toe for crop and loo
a. 3c. for old crop
noLAssEs market retained its previous nrmness
consumption We note sales Of so bbls New Orleans at
soc 81 10, and Is hhds Porto 20 ct 55c 6sc also
20 hhds. Cuba muscovado al CSC. O. 42kc
Provisions. 400 bbls pork 40 do beef ass
do. cut meats, eG3 do and 80 packages lard and t67
dressed hogs The pork market opened dull and heavy
bnt subsequently rallied under improved demand
and prices ruled somewhat higher clos v5Iy sieadv Al
SIS 90 :os new mess and t2s rs for old ness
t as sale, .ss ~ % 5000 bills for delivery at
$40 $50 SO for prime and $40 a $40 so for prime
mese Also about 3,oo0 bbis. Tor future delivery
The beef market continued steady with fair demand
The sales shout 400 bbs at GIG 20 for new MIA
mess and $50 so SEA for new extra mess Beef hams
were quiet nut unchang small GALES Sal Sal So
Bacon was Inactive but prices remained steady 100
boxes Cumberland cut taken at Is Nc l5ssc Cut
meats were steady with sales Of 200 packages at 11Ec
a l2%c: for shoulders and 1880. a Is1Sc. for hams
Dressed hogs were firm at 12Kc. a I3kc for Western
lower The demand was fair. The SAILS were 1 800
pac kascs Tor present delivery At lie 1876 and 1000
packages for March and April sellers option at Ie,Ic
Butter steady at Sc 4sc for State and 2sc <2o
for Western. Cheese ruled dull aud somewhat heavy A
few sales were made At loo 22c the latter rate an es
tremo for choice iots
PHrnotnrs continued duh and nominal The sales
were about 200 bbls, mainly 2ec for crude 4lc a
scc FOR refined In bond aod Coo Csc for refined free
Mu.-No special ssles were made, but the market
was very steady and fun prices were demanded few
small jobbng lots were sold at exc paI for Rangoon
oosas onsy loc. aud l2,sc. 13hc. for Carolina
SUGAR was IN moderate demand and prices ruled
rather more steady with sales Of 400 bids Cuba musco
vado from loac 10 l3kc including lots for refining
ana the trade, and $50 hhds Porto Rico AZ iii. n
nc i also 70 hhds St Croix at IL Nc i3iIc and 20
boxes Havana at ls&c. The demand for refined sugar
was limited. We quote standard hards at lie
IALLow was in fair demand and prices were s,easy
We note sales Of $50 900 lbs at lac a 12i.c
Ton.cco. market dull and heavy and VIC
nave only TO notice sals OF ~ State seed leaf M
l3c and 30 hhds Kentucky at from &C. 10 24kc
Wnisxxr -Reccipts 200 bbls. The market was ra,her
hrmer, with sales at o. 20 q a. a.
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The Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad.
ALBANY, Feb 20, 1855.
About one hundred feet OF the high embankment on
the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad about half mile
northeast Of Saratoga washed away Sunday
morning II will probably take several days repair IT,
Meantime trains will meet to change passengers at the
break.
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Tho number OF licenses applied for ASSESSED #
May /. 1865, 10 December 81 1885, is ,339, OF VIII
there are retail Dealers ,708 apothecarles "a: D
sicians and surgeons 127; real estate agents. 81;
ard tables, 1862; brewers, 49, bowling alleys o. II
tres H. retail liquor dealers ,3Sl commercial brok
- pawbbrokcrs II; builders and contractors,
butchers 142; tobacconists 10l; plumbers, SO; con
policy dealers. co. manufacturers, ,30l; eating hou
70; Wholesale dealers, $685. Wholesale liquor dealers
third class pedlers o.: fourth class (foo peders
livery stable keepers, II; lawyers, 10; dentists,
photographers, q.
AMOUNT RECEIVED FOR LICENSES
In the above specified time tho total tax on nceI
amounted to SIC, 653 90, the principal part OF vi
sum 10 thus made up:-Retail Dealers $40, TOT
fourth class pedcrs 81, 376 g.; retail butchers 81
81 physicians and surgeons, sl,24i OF whole
dealers $50 1870 co. Wholesale liquor dealers, So TO
dealers IS, COS 80; hotels, s. 935; billiard tai
81, 492 40 photographers, SAL IS; apothecaries,
49, third class pedlers, $500; tobacconiss, 1927
common carriers, $2g3 81 real estate AGENTS, $3.50
eating houses, e765 "a; manufacturers, $13 05S A.
THE PAwNBRoKERs.
In the eame period the parties applying for a lie
as pawnbrokcrs, together with the amount OF I'll
ccnse based on their capital, arc:-W. r. simpson,
Will am Simpson. SIS; n. Mehrback, $50; j. ON
$50; William Wolf, $50; II. A. Wood, $50; L. Calm,
n. bluma.er, $50, p. Ganley, $50; Flora harris SIS
ID. Moss, $50; lsador Aarons, e3s: W. Goodwin, $5t
THE AssEssoR's BANK STATEMENTS.
During the quarter ending September 80 1865
within named National and III ute banks made rctur
dition to Insurance companies dividends; all OF "
embodied In the Assessors statement TO the Cor
sioner Of Internal Revenue under date or vvtoU
1867