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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-11-01

REMEDY FOR NEURALe1A-The Nash
vile Dispatch says:
A gentleman who has tried it, and is
anxious to give the public the benefit of
a very simple and effeaeious remedy for
the cure. of neuralgia, hands Us the follow
ing: Take two large table-spoonfas OF
cologne, and two teaspoonfuls of salt,
mix them together in a small bottle
Every time you have any affection of the
neyves, or neuralgia, simply breathe the
fumes in your nose from the bottle, and
Won will bv Immediately relieved.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-11-01

a HAPPY WoMAN--Is she not the very
sparkle and sunshine of life? A woman
who is happy because she can't help it,
whose smiles even the coldest sprinkle of
misfortune cannot dampen? Men make
a. terrible mistake when they marry for
beauty, for talent or style. The sweetest
wives are those who possess the magic of
beingcontepted under any circumstances.
Rich or poor, high or low, it makes no
difference the ght little fountain of joy
bubbles up just as musically and purely
in their hearts. Do they live in a log
cabin, the fire that leaps upon its humble
hearth becomes brighter than the splen-
did gilded chandeliers in Aladin's palace.
When is the stream of life SO dark and
unpropitious that the sunshine of happy
smile falling on the turbid tide would
not awaken an answering CLEAN?
Why, these joyous tempered people
don't know half the good they do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

nrrIcE OF IHg PHILADELPHIA GAS WORKS
seeded proposa. wfi h received 81 hs ono N sousa
Seventh street uni 81 sonfsy N. IA last for ali
the Tar P0nt fifte~nth cards
Msnsyspr wsras until Asy \ isi biassrs -l please
% IT. wofka sryssir. The
the ~ thr eortr.<or Proposals
10 b. endorsed Proposals Tar" snf a1drsss>1
anfsrsxred The Hoard rghs
relei any ~ 90 a. tbey rsl teen fac te
inisHesss u ne rvs. tvsBFH NAVEL
gkl~f rnsir~~r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18
THE TURF.

III GRxND sfHEfIR CHASE WITH SEVEN HORSES
THIS DAY, OCTOBER ~.
FIRsr RAcx-Steep le Chase. Handicap Premium OF
$500 70 aud 800 70 the second horse about three
miles over 4 fair hunting country. Closed with
entries-Kate Fitxsmmons, Citadel General Williams Lady
Wolf Mamie Craddock, xgsag, seacaucus.
srcoNp RAox.-Swecpstakes Premium OF $500 for two
year olds, mile dash Mr. y. Morris b. T. BY Eclipse;
COL 7. q Hush. B. kedwing MT y y Watson b. Jueal;
THisp RAgE,-sweePstakes Premium Of $500 for three
year ods mile heats $50 entrance, Col d. Nc Daniel
b. Ripley and ch Enchsn,ress; DR. ). Weldon. Oh.
FoURTH RAcr-Premum $500 for beaten horses at this
meeting, dash OF Is miles Col Mcdaniel enters blk
Ally by Eclipse and Luther; John Hunter enters b. Z. U
RIGA. j. HARVEY LYONS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

MOCRIyG BIRD FLEW FROM ITS CAGE YES.
II terday. The finder win b. literally rewarded and
ceve thanks Of returning TO % West
forty.nfth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

A FEW CHOICE DOGS FOR sALE-OEE EXTRA
IA large Siberian Bloodhound Is months old 80 inches
high, feet inches long: Pup, months old SAM
breed the largest In New York OF his Maltese col
cred Italian GREYHOUND emale very nne one Black and
fast Can be seen at so sowcry, shoe store - ,n,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

choice breeds OF Dogs Buffers infaibie aansetnre
and Flea DETERMINATION 70 Buffers work the
Dog 81. Dogs trained boarded &c Medicines for all dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

LNOR sALE-A MOST EXCELLENT HORSE; sUITA-
bio for Hight business; perfectly sound aud very
gente; VIII DO sold cheap for OF Inquire 6
Third avenue. Price Sl26
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

DOR SALE, AT HALF rRIcE-srFAM YACHT
II spet:', year old. draws two feet ten
horse engine price only $50 Inquire at 30 Broadway,
ruo.l "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

E,oR sALE-AN ALMOST NEW ROLL UP DOCTORS
IL Phaeton; also set single Harness. Can b. At
Aston Stables Is West Thirteenth street. between Fifth and
Sixth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

TvHIID LOsT.-LEFr HER MOTHER. ON FRIDAY,
u i3h inst. little GIRL years old, small for her age;
kad the time dark reddsh brown dress dark waist
nd bo short curly hair headed leather shoes
md grey .tockinss by name Annie 9ogs1 Any informa
hsr aiotsd mother, Bridget Gogan, IS West Twenysxth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

CoEE, or TUE BEST QUALITY. DELIVERED lrNY.
~ dis'ey. Appy a. the coa and once lslt Third
sveeses near yJitserth strcel CilAs y. CUTTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

LNOR SALE-A BAY MARE, SEVEN YEARS OLD. A
u good roadster and sound. ALSO hight shifting TOP
road Wagon aud single Harness apply ~ Mr. SInfA RID.
Eagle club Stables. corner OF sixth aud Tnircth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

NOTICE TO CHRfErfANs-THE MESSIAH HAVING
~ the SECOND time. al Christians aga
lonfns tie rfeeent Chr.sn worship, which. b. tbs
81 lie second cotaink. " nbulir ed
THE WORKS OF rHE MESSIAH usy BE- had fssplana
a0ry x BE- mslied receipt o three
J. THOMPSON. Publishsr a. Ann Asres. n. r.
NOTICE TO Jgws.-THg CHILDREN Or ABRAHAM
~ according W ths nssh hsreby nosAsd that ,hei
Messiah .. temporai prince and that Cnled
stats of America = biz kpg4osn.
TiIE MONKS or THE MESSIAH may be hsi tsrplsaa
ory VII b ma~f receipt of three
T. THOMPSON Publisher, - Ana street. N. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMaLEs.

A COMPETENT LADY, WHO HAS HAD A REyERs
~ of fortune y desrons to ind any writing 10 10. 1
sher French English ransatng correspond "a cop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

TOR sALE-OSE VERY FINE THOEOUGHERED
sorr~l Horse years old 10 hands high ~ rood styles
sound kind, sui,abo for dortur
coupe VIII DO sold ~ bargain fcr want o. use gnls
horse took the premium the last Snncrsct county
fair HAS been used 10 The city. bo
represented win be gwen D. Hope, superts Iien
Hope Express romrans, 49, Broadway. Can be
stable 2sl East broadway OF Goa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

L'OR SAIE-1 STYLISH GRAY HORSE. YEARS
Old i5A hands high rots In $40, u miles within
handsome and good under saddle and IN harness DAY
chiidrcn city made top Buggy. Ia good order. Il,
way With pole and shafts IN good order sntbe for the
country. All TO be sold cheap. Apply At IA. eat Forty
eghth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

Dor sALE--A BEAUTIFUL Ray HORSE sPRIGnTLY
but gentle and anec'onate tro,s smoothly under sad
Ole as wei AZ In harness. In most perfect condition To be
seen a. Umpire livery stables fhry-third street,
Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-18

LrOR sALE-ONE HANDSOME DARK BRows SAD.
Il de uorse very stylish. Apply Immediately private
stable 4fb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

4snor ron fss Cora ss yers. 80 fsw consli
ffn irsin lhis plft aaIiar sfrff 90 gasa i,sai.
IN nfruj1nfios $3.50 hs sais W. CaFs -stof tsrer -
ARA 80 shan tsse asut - '~stsf psssed oa
-.4ftb srsv --nsF easrf. Be- f~p4ai W b- u tfrr.
rnr itfsme.rr- ssi sffarsnre ir SO sso@s =
ri~te s fanrs QSsse tlsl shs Dsts = 0ass.
r.ds, snri, ~ Qissa FFsrA. ~in apss N ra1.1iaa
I.sisossi 10 ~ So o.gais a. yiory +.
cor-rror Cartis. 81 Pssnsyfrsals vifs ssars.
- - ptya,sn sfry.i o, tss Hsa- afi sY,s.
ns fftsn hsssta q iAf st~snshp gaxis Tt.s tstss.
80 81 Irasf~i - EAfra,sfH " rs1sfaN
tisssfsl - bsilsf. ~ ss.asassfs. 10 q ~
hstf s.saltaa Usat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
NEWS FROM CUBA.
Troshss Hss~ss- shs Capssis Gssssas
aud tho ssvsss.e ts~rs-Appss ss.i..s
90 the tbsissa-wariasD Dssssssss As.


fss h~1n 'hr 1snhs,iAn Asrvai yesterday rou. ven
crsI, AID lI-a ~sah sEs tn0rs'ag or ssw ysrs vss
~tn ehissoa % pa var. again from 80
uss iusfy.
Ano,bs nii,-s 'ss is,buoes of Tstuss,.vss O
pr.s led
rhn Captain lessni - Ola y an ~ ssnsEus wts
nss iliispsi., ssrfssa cart Ths iA.tss a sts-s
i'ne ors-s~ fs hgn1r~ sissss f,op s -slss q
i,s rsooas III ss'a - - iFrgni afsF. "a ~. 80
ma hsy issr1 fire. ZriaeA srpisa 70 Gsrena D4os
fsT "a. auf % ief ID ~ efdsrs tAs
u.sins' NJ er~r 10 i's ,srb pr0t-.iss ssf a's.rs-s
IN cspsra g,asst fhsi iis pov~ft srs hs al.~
rsrt aEa hat ~ hsl lihany % irisrfs-s 10 ne
frsisf Inc arsIf h4s se.4 rafsfrod afaa ara 80
aiaf "a ouutlfn. 9l lh L4ssA
- ifof "a - q q frcu C4fiE uFsFaf ~es ou
N iiih 'saF.ias irlirflerf -ss atfstiaf q ~
her p az So ~ ~ alarsraae snl tLsn sa ~ ana
80. q "a ristii. tfr y as4la o. plaead erfef
feilifnfc sh4 Ntsh srf sfsff sIi Nr flDgal Tap
essss q fbaIefs - fp.rsi - taFs orruffff 80
teeage, sht ne ia4afs ratsft ksts sssa ofsefsa -
frfLain fief.i % uH frf3f.f
rhs westhar ffgr has t-l s c.ii ~ s go, fsf,-
fisit ~ BsehssiF sIHf aassfs sHssfiar
rssf"s bass hteu pfeessd ara rtar attsff tass ~
~ brfe ID q .ifrff aluruF rhtH Hffn Fr hfN.t 10
haniias. irpt Car sla ~ tfHftt vln alfisa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
NEW YORK THURSDAY, JANUARY ls, 1866

reason therefor that no believed Africa the ro-
missed land Of the negro, and thar he of the opinion
that they would all later be civilized and Chris
tanized in that country.
RETURN OF REV. mr. SUNDERLAND. fl
The arrival of the Rev. DR. Sunderland the oeoe
sion of very handsome reception at his residence In
this city last evening, at the hands of his eopgregaG
The doctor has been absent two years In Parsas
pastor OF the American Presbyterian church Of that ns
tropos 1t Is intended to hold formal receptioa N
honor OF his return his church this evening. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

""fp"r, 'sn IL, lSN
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ssp@'ns, Jsr u, Ist
| >" -fsiIifF Z" 30 nr'strr olsxn rror o. gso.
4 rfn
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sheh rss aiopsej sn.fns ~ SscF,..fy of nsf sfr~.s
gry % iuiufB ~ HDps lh visJ sa,.s N INV ds.
fp~u 81 ~ yie nDusys 0era ris. en1or h- ffu as.d
ish s-sian. a. tne o. r-s ia sfsr,ai a. p4b
W. n~e,,. sprrNsd f'as n isa5 L,tou,-r uab ~.
sses sud so4aa' ~ 'acl aorsli. r,s,assi vsiy .ni
NH@'tss the or .sy t0s rsHcb 80 ,ssssis 70
py''ca, ard F.'h via, spia pscssgeir
nriniia irsy
NJ Bt",s Hspl ~ We, prs sn,.s - sr.fsn,s
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us - wss e,1rrsf. .. rt,-ys. ~, su,
80 sSvyaS~,sr rmtHlr iufsr noxosY
ht ,cfsieE. ir.p % ohli. ~ I'D q ll-1' suon sn4
ss.'d ufs'iar iciipa fsqas-tinR a.. A-.nfsry -
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rhni Is-kUtt va tssli isn1 -. ris vtfyisrt "a.
rttrs hg r0'otlrr ftsf asss Eto Is chstApaaks D.,
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ssis h~s pssri1uF =, a. "a. oocapi.i 10 osu.stt-
hpirnr v-fu taisr 80 agsal1i pafts sss ssf VI.
.ovsmtleni efisiisbs, rars tfpos foy pri.sbsrs
s'ssr IN r., ~. ,',s '.y ''.'stsr-',,y
nsfr1 sra t.ty 80 sfd dollar 80 fhe ss.s.ru.e -
o'hog ~. args 80 'ut~usr'nsuU ~. a~errssfy Y
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issl % * r.4c ttnsf-yr n ~ rssssi ~ fs,,t
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shf-rT and Nssi Assiari hasDs ~ rffbss. "a
flinr. f.pr.lf1 Nls FH4~f a., rfrs a.
y f<ft - tsH @uIe ssY'fn rfs s1tj~t arlf sar,e I
1907 ~ crg'Dissss Ni,aFv srsl,s ~ 49,. r.
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w. bss~ rs-H<4 10 fsfsf,fn ~ ~ - y ~ ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

OTfsvt v Ifh Ut INt
~ eprssr-svs sfEsn " sr'ssis % 30 pFpsJ ~
asy. s-s sst 40 rs-v>~sio. Dt'scs fAso-s~<s~ t"s
~ 80 ~iss f>a~gss sstssf = " rrfss ssstst n.
p.~sfbs ~~s1 v sss.ns ~ 49, FgfsflsasaA
ssd proksiir v1si1 ~ ~ ttsset
yosarYs g gss ~ 100
Asffsfsk ffra Wsthi1gfrs ssFs nat 80 fa1si q
ts@rstsoa tass .sf int-FFs~ tty ia -ffs -
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The New York herald., 1866-05-17
Personal Intelligence.

General q T. Beaurcgard President Of the New Or
leans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad aceompa
MED by General Writ Adams and Mr. Schwartz direct.
Of the road, were passengers the Scotia ycster
Liverpool These gentlemen were appon.s.x., 10 ID
sonen 70 Europe for the purpose OF se nj 6etwci
interests OF the road there. They will be
two and thrce months -
List OF Americans registerss ~ ,s nes = hs Sets,
Drevet Co a. No "a Rue de Ia PAX hessrs L"and0.
Kane Co a No. 8 Place de Ia Boursei hess s!htin nd
brock Bros No 90 p.s de IN Chaussce dc In Nm
hesrrr John Monroe Co.'S, No. ga A. Smith,
Taris for the week ending Aay 4:.hridge and fanny
W. GreenieAf and family, Geo: Lard Mrs Israel Corr
Geo w. Hoe, Charles T. Hoe, Eo' Mr. and Ms Tno
Miss lana Corse, Henry g tsan Jr. Rev DR. X
barclay, Mr. and Ms J sYner; .6seph Lyman, Jr
Hitchcock wife apds. q A waner, Mrs. r. E Yeiver
H. Atwatcr. Nc bell, Isaaf Bel Jr John Undcrhilf
ton. .MUnderhii, Thomas snail l. r. Ward Jr Hcnr,
hompson Dr. Jas. ~ fitcl and family, John o. B In
man. Nm H. g wyckon Ms wyckoG, A. A barney.
william Appleton Potter, CArles Nackn C. " T. Rose,
ve,t Jr samuei 3. Smith from New York city: In,
pnr,,ey g. A. Way and famy. Walter r. winsov job,
A Ordway and family, Mrs.h u. Partridge Samuel
Crosby, o. r. Chase, C. II Ditson, 4. farr.nston. n
Wbuwell, from Boston; Idec J. n. Cation and vn,
Miss eaton ILLINOIS, Miss iamblin, Judge Dickey anl
family: Ms Otto Mstz, Mn W. b. Howard and son.
ii wight, W. X. Niekson. 'hcaso; y A. Phelps. Nh
vsukce: rhonas struther, Cory, Pepnsy wanna: Ny
md MA Mard Fillmore Buffalo; G. p Macdonald
Washinetcn np n q wilmington BsItlr,ors: Win
NcFadon, Illinois; wsshsion Smith, seIms, Ala
Newton Perkins korvet Conn Edward X Kun
AIbaas.
The New York herald., 1866-05-17
HAVANA, Nay II, 1865.
Complimentary Dinner ON Board the
Steamship Napoleon HI.

grand complimentary dinner 10 the ladies Of New
York given yesterday afternoon, at i've o'clock on
board the steamship Napoleon ILL., Captain Becande foot
OF Morton street. North Upwards Of two hundred
guests were present The steamer decorated with
flags In honor OF the occasion The dinner served
In the main saloon Of the steamer under the direction Of
Chief Steward Georgy and was perhaps most
sumptuous affairs Of the kind ever witnessed In
this city. The elegance, beauty aud fashion Of
New York well represented Among the
most distinguished guests the Count and Count.
Cos dc Tavernay, Mr. Paul. the French Cosnul,
from Richmond, Commandants Of the French war ves-
sells du Estang and du LutIn, French Consul General
Gaudrie Boilleau Charles 0Conor Collector smythe,
Judge Picrrepont Captain J. Comsock and daughters
Captain e. Comstock Cyrus Field Judge Roosevelt and
Mr. CHARLES OCoxoR proposed 'the health Of the En-
peror Napoleon III. and her Majesty the Empress"
Mr.. BoILEAu, Consul General Of France, responded,
and gave His EIcelcncy, Andrew johnson, President
Mr. Henry A. smyhe, Collector Of the PORT responded
Judge EDwARrs PIKRRKPoSr being called upon, dclv-
cred address, and concluded by giving The General
Trans-A Atlantic Company and de Bocande, Captain Of
the Napoleon III"
Captain de Bocande made few remarks, which were
loudly appauded.
Il was Intended that tho guests should have dance
upon deck ne brass band being present for the
sion, but rain storm compelled them to adjourn the
man saloon, where dancing was kept up TO late hour
The steamship Napoleon Ill built In the Thames
England. She Ia Iron steamer 800 feet long lOe0
tons measurement 200 horse power and mil.
lion dollars sterling Her captain, A. de Bocande,
decorated with the Legion Of Honor the Emperor
poleon for saving the lives board OF the American s
William Nelson burned at sea. Captain Bucandc al that
time commanded the steamship lafayette.
The New York herald., 1866-05-17
NEWS FROM CUBA.

The Retire me mt OF the Captain denerei-
sketch OF His Successor, Generai Ler-
sundi-PromOtion OF Admirai Finzon-
Postal Communication with the onised
states-The Trade I'm slaves ana
Coo,,es-The King OF the Sandwich
v.,.u and the Pasha OF Egypt Deco
rated BY Maximili"n-0r@"a "v-A
Fight, sc.
The steamship MORO Castle, Captain ADAMS. from
Havana 18th nst arrived at this port yesterday. Oal
thanks are due Mr. Albert the purser, Tor the eay
reception of dispatches.
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

ILLNESS OF Mr.. COMMISSIONER ACTON.
Yesterday being fixed for the police trials there were
no applications for licensca Commissioner Acton IS
prevented from attending by ilness Some malicious
liquor dealers whose licenses have been refused hint
that the fst vertable Of cholera but this
latter report has not been confirmed
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

COUNCIL AT ALEXANDRIA, VA REBrr oxrcRAy
IN rHE MINISTRY
AiKxASDRia, Va, May 1s 1sfr,
The Council OF the Protestant Episcopal ~, 49,,
At 81 Pauls church to-day, Bishop Jjhny Prs."'I ~.
Upwards Of one hundred mcsnbsrs srssenuss
special bus done. The er-Confraer"e "e"'' :
W. NJ rendbeton h one Of the minister
The New York herald., 1866-05-17
Important Decision ON tho Revenue Law
PARTIES WHO MADE FALSE INCOME RETURNS PRIoB
TO 1865 NOT INDIcrABLE,
ROCHESTER,, Nay Is,

ROCHESTER,, May 10, 1885.
Judge smalley, in the United States District Court Ia
session here has ordered Indictment quashed against
party for making false income returns He holds that
the act Of 1852 does make an ndictabe offence
The act of June 80 1885, does however make the of.
fence ndctable but all who made false returns prior 10
that date escape under this decision
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

Pnnsss ns ~, h.,,s nAs Gloss AND CURLING rfUrp NJ
al, ~ ~ ~ ifcssns Ia the world Prfre 81 cens
ooa o' 1'ns' Psrk Fov. and al drpssisls
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

We circuit calendar Pars IINos o' az 0y ,oss ,,os
i2lo. 40. a. i222 7l2 l<oe. = s,.c,si Tsrm-pe,
BE, lns 1870 1s2s 1870, Ipc ~ ,sw ana fsct Nos
iS ssc 49, los, ai7 isi. 1855 iss 100 i'i 1913 i0e'
III las. ISL Is '
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

BY the arrival at this port yesterday of the steamship
Noro Castle, Captain Adams, from Havana the 18th
inst we in receipt Of later and interesting from
Mexico, which will be found in correspondence pub
hshed below.
Our dates from the city Of Mexico TO the 3d. and
from Vera Cruz to the 9Th.
To the courtesy Of Purser Albert, Of the steamship
MORO Castle, again indebted for the prompt
&very Of our files and despatched
The New York herald., 1866-05-17
Movenenss or Secretary .seward--His siA-
ty-afsh Bsthdsy. ,.s.

s~cvsavv Seward arrved n this cay fvon wsshipgsos
lsst cvcrsns IN exrsneut health ard spirits Ne 70 ~
ce,vns tise 70 ns suafions bs nsishbo and fren.
10 day the ssnlverary of hs sxty nfsh birthday NJ
~ ,rard made no speesh D
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HAyApA Nav 10 1s66

HAVANA, May IL, 1s0o
The Era OF the son u Ays that the case os i've &C.
susd In the plo' M RIO Fro asainss the BesIans bad
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CCIiLBERGs GERMAN OINTMENT
ola wounds scr without the shgh,es, danger Tor PieS
s.s ae No % sowery and by All ,r,n,,ni nsJ
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vyaA Csus, May q, 1865.

LAspsse ~ Annr nByD YRcs VIEW soRk
NJ time since eight thossnnd stand Of arms
lately III, Vpcd 10 New York hsrtss were land
Asrs -b~V arms were purchased AM sent out
~ ths - " lbe imperial soyerbmeAt The
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A EEA esEAT : rs6u REDUCTION IN PRICES AT HIRAM
gass ssy' xS.s Sssi
Ssas J: Per 'F T5o, -bs 5:o:. sns
e wss "a. yssS sas GS Mad. ssde ec, q from
Nos Nse and checked MAnss at Soc 4Oc per yard Look
| A-THE REFINEMENT OF BEAUTY
oe whole walks Of natural science there IN us
sorinl mst9en Of agents ths. act solvent upon tho
~ % iRa sosas i e,s T b..
~ nat is known rs ss eo,orng matter on tho
assaa a. or
l. isSBESfti, sas Broadway
%: .ns
Prizes paid IN gold Information fnr.,.b.a -. Mi,
TXYfoR Co.. Banssns sna Is s w. spa. Of sos and silver
-SASMIx..rIRsr SSIn. .lI ST. CLASS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
for new ana old to buy 5Sst the
EDWARD d. BxssFoRD'p Dp'"'
| Cooper Institute, corner store
So. pnE0RCE LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ANY STATE
Sc5LS Attorney .nS No Co Ss ayoTs
| ID LE|yETrs | PATENT COMBINATION ooIn wv,
teeth Ess: msu,,.a msa,,.easdiensy i%g,emsa, ar.
ra%ckLEs TAN AND PIMPLEs REwovrn A.
Bafe oy me use OF Upham's FreckIe Tan sn5 p,,.zr
-rark row, and all drussists '~"Sss
IL bkkkPERs. LOOK HRRE-You CAV auv
30 and .nIte ,onee, sugar. &c, THOs r. lUNEwSs
r. ssnndld NJ sra corner Of Murray street l
elise greatly isdSssd sss r. srSss csd'' ' "
y ESisT,Ss Wind cSss WHO DESIRE A COOP uFpTcryR
alter shu. psomsd ss,sSrrssd sasss pIs Of D
,nem r,he sssursnce sa Of physcsns had consoed
cine, aYtrvaei ~ an q an,ibious apereat mes,
strsnre1ecss Al enlosy ne wcas ena 'nsm. m Iheis
per use ~ rsncvns the csuss Of veal
topaccomps.y eae diet, care OF apv s,ns nsy re-
perl giy psBIiirf 80 that every rs his own CON-
a, p,.,rrnu-pran s2 CONSUMPTION CURED.
you ~" ssens sps icr ed m,ye long wanted 10 wrs
thosands of others by the beneficial enects
s.s Tie ara year my friend BruckTemily and In hun
~ .rrrS .oor rrTnlpste Mr. frockway ursteaIb ana
~ n,.nsreh s bu, having much rrsihIv WOW
W. w ssof effect mo- inclined let natufe,o taks
eou -, ~, III would them AZ pr..cr,,, =.
nj. -. he BAG sea faith in them, and finally consen
10 ,nsn hai n't a. rt went home and went Az
W, w When bad usef up my twelve bose- was \ we'll
e ,hy nan-ny weight having gone from is POUNDS n.
,s' "a ponp' ~ ,hep ordered supply and between tha
q these ssluahle pills and am nue s.r. ~. rort
hereby pe" INSTRUMENTAL In saving not hu,drcts "s.s
hnusAnnsi lives; fou-s uuiy, g. ~ FAY P'w"
frnclp,l aice, ~ Canal street New yort ap.SSr
tETHs fii-S sold hy all dtuggsfs See n p,..nnnNH
vhi'e 'e''ers, government stamp Price z crras
cn'assh'; ess.l" r.. esEsas wI,s.
tn ouhns ccIula SALT Rhpum ali Hooe s,'i -
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Austrian Troops shipped for Mexico.

Diplomatic well as other straws often show from
which way the wind blows within few weeks Senior
Romero the Mexican minister has risen in the cstima-
ion Of diplomatic circlcs Baron soeck and Mr. Bacda
were among his visitors to-day. Mr. Barreda has Just
returned from Europe, and brings the information that
something less than two thousand Austrian troops have
been shipped 10 Mexico since the expression Of Ma
poson's determination TO withdraw his forces He Ia
not certain thai this shipment OF troops was made after
the protest Of Mr. Motley under the direction Of Mr..
Seward but suspccts from the dates Of the shipment and
the note, that II might have been So
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT HIRAM
"A ANpEksON's, No % Bowery-Englisn Royal Velvet
Carpets hye frame body Brusses e. 50 per yard Ensish
sran ~ ~ 70 g = Per ysrd Carpets
csed g Gowgua Waiting for parlors ~ Floor ocoths.
W, cents per yard. and superior Oicoths from
wH feet wide; Rugs Mats. Shades, &c. all widths
L ~ and checked Msttings at Soc %0c per yard Look