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Validity Of Appoinsments BY Military Conn
nanders IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of =
Waiver OF Prosest-Oue Of Frements 10.
Louis Army Cestracts.
WARRINGTON D. c., Oct 10, 1871.
No %. Tns State Of Louisiana, ez rel. Haudiin,
rs WicElite-Err0r to the Supreme Court OF Louisl-
ana--The question in this case is whether Haudlin,
who was appointed Judge Of the Third District
Court OF New Orleans BY Military Governor Shepley
and removed by Provisional Governor Hahn. is en-
titled to his salary mp to the date OF organization
OF the State government under the new constitution.
The Court below held that the appointment by the
Military Governor did not entitle the relator to the
once as claimed ana that the action Of Governor
was not repugnant to the federal constitution.
From that Judgment this writ OF error is taken.
NO. $50. Kearnev rs. CHARLES Case. Receiver, DC.
Error to the Circuit Court for the District Of
Louisiana--This was an action commenced by case
as Receiver OF the First National Bank Of New
Orleans, appointed under the National Currency
act against one Nixon and the plaintiff in error as
the maker and endorser OF two promissory notes
owned by the bank The Judgment below was for
the Receiver, and the cause V brought here Dy
Kearney, presenting the question whether waiver
OF protest and notice Of non-payment by the en-
dorser IS waiver OF demand on the maker. The
plaintiff In error contends that the agreement OF the
endorser Is to be strictly construed. and that 'an
agreement to walve notice OF the dishonor OF
note win not be deemed to be waiver Of due pre-.
sentment OF It to the maker for payment Demand
on the maker is essential to dx the obligation OF the
end0rser. .tt-s
No. 16l. Waller rs. DreufUe. THIS was an action
on promissory note, brought by Dreville against
Walker, which was tried below in the absence OF
the plaintiff in error by the Court, without jury
and the judgment was for the plaintiff there.
NO. l53 me United states us Child ct G,s.-Appeal
from the Court OF Claims Tine appellees obtained
judgment for $163,11 for balance due them on
account Of army stores furnished to the United
States army In the West during the months Of Au-
gust, September and october, 1851. The Court
found that the purchases we're lawful and valid.
and IN compliance with the act Of March
2, 1861, and constitute valid contracts BY which
the United States became liable TO the defendants.
II is here insisted BY the government that Congress
Ith9IeW this class OF cases from the jurisdiction OF
the Court OF Claims by the Joint resolution OF March
IL, 1862 and that therefore the judgment below tS
error. But assuming that the Court peow had juris
dcton, 1t Is commended that the adjustment OF this
claim by tho commission sent to St Louis to settle
the Fremont contracts the satisfaction OF the acts
OF that commission Dy the resolution OF Congress
and the acceptance by the claimants OF the money
voted by Congress to pay the sum allowed consla
tute an accord and satisfaction OF the claim, -
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. ~.vs = s,sss-sssar laads rsd VITA tas bloc,d a
its cilisens-lhe laws OF which they hf.se so
openly deaed. I anasrtand tasy are no~ 70 be
waethsr ths proposiuon Of Lowrey On the peace
scoeded 70 is question st 70 be decided, and il is
Robson county. Who have been the cn,ef victims
any moment sad b considered . happy riddance.
AZ u y pcssioc however. that apether attempt 70
nothing else but 70 establish the supremacy OF the
law, mag be made, and n In the meantime the
DsscEIpri0N or rHs PaIScIPAIs or rae cane
In the columns Of the HRRALD may bring abous
their arrest IN some portion OF the United States:-
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built straight hair, dul blue and 80
ss's mark ss ra ss ss:s
ana % ao 70 on ~ Il. &
Aics He swsny.s.ven Of and Is sow IN
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sssr sS Sr0wD sA Aso ssaans sSsPns
present he wears mustachs and soaies very black bu
.sc Two fss
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about nIZ-hve years Of age T-L ...f...
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but s liz about a. r.
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only twenty years OF age and has no beard only
white and will readily sncn lie not disposed 70
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which nearly meet.
about d Is iss siss who rom SossserS
sister OF the Loweya Hen cooper by uads and one OF
the most desperate OF the gang
One OF the Oxendnes has,been executed, and an
other IL now confined In the jail az Wilmington
awaiting trial for murder with certainty OF meet
ing the terrible fate OF his relative.
There are rewards offered by the state and county
for the arrest OF these amounting In the aggre
gate to $500. Parties n South Carolina and the
surrounding country should be on the lookout Tor
them, it Is more than probable they may attempt
to escape In disguise during the temporary suspen-
| sion of active demonstrations against them.
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YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER 20 1s7lTRlPLE SHEET

Mylne avenue "a the morning a tho 5sn INST No
was ca9gns nth the property In mis- possession.
five years
Isaac Davis Trouble.
fssac Davis or No. 90 Atlantic avenue, was In
dicied ON the charge OF having circulating cards
setting forth that he made specially OF attending
20 cases Of ladies In trouble. Yesterday morning
his counsel. NJ. Sanderson moved to quash the IN.
d1ctment on the groun0 that no offence against tho
statute had really been charged. The statute was
read Dy Judge AcCue who remarked tnat ~ WAS
not necessary that DAVIS sn0uld engage IN mat
practice, and II ne advertised that he had certain
medicines for sale an 0ffcnce was committed JudRe
McCue denied the motion, and the trial OF the case
was set down for to-day.
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SUPREME c0gRT-claCUir.
4 Kai'road's Responsibility.
Before Judge Gilbert.

Before Judge Gilbert.
EnsilY a. Nsct0n 0s. The Utica and Black Rfre,.
Raayood compdny.-The plaintiff as assignee
brings suit TO recover $743, the value OF personal
properly alleged to have been lost or destroyed
through the negligence OF defendants. She claims
that trunk containing the property was given into
the charge OF the company on the 4th or November,
1870, by Nathan and Barre Newton, 10 be taken
from Alden station, n. y, To New York city. The
property was never delivered. Hence This acti0n.
The company hold that they only contracted to take
the property as far as Utica, where 1t was turned
over to another railroad 10 be thence taken 10 New
York. Case still on.
Another Actien Against n Railroad Company.
Daniel N. Frdpiev IS The Flushing dnd Long
Island Railroad ComDona-The painttn sues the
company TO recover damages In the sum OF 5000
for injuries received December, 1870, At Winfield.
He was walking from his home across the track
when he was struck by train, irst on the hip and
then on the mead, ana had one Of his hips disocated
and one OF his toes cut on. lie claims that In con-
sequence OF these Jus.es he was laid up for seven
months. -..
The defence Is that the accident wa caused by
the plaIn,ns own negligence. case Oh.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Charge Of WI . Murder.
Before Recorder Hacketr

Charge Of WIZ Murder.
Before Recorder Hacketr.
In The General Sessions yesterday afternoon the
trial Of william Rudd. charged with the murder Of
his wife, was commenced There was no dtfnculty
in obtaining jury, for the case dId not exclle
general public attention ut the time Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Sullivan opened the case stating that
the accused was Indicted for kliug his wife, Mar
raret Rudd on the 10th Of May, by throwing her
out OF the window OF q tenement house at No. 133
Reade street.
The only witnesses examined FOR the prosecution
were George Hume and William McCarty. Hume
occupied the second story OF house which was
separated from the rooms Of the accused by an alley
way. He testified that by LOOKING dagonally across
he could see the window OF the accused's apart
ments. Upon the night In question, about ten
Sy cries OF "Murder and .Heip;' he burst open the
shutters Of his window and saw the prisoner and
his wife struggling; Rudd nad one IA arm % around & her
hsiIooeG to MIN in loud voice to stop
that but he paid no d., attention ,tenu a, to the
request; when the witness nIst lookea fhhe ~.nuuw
up with one hsnd and held her with the other and
forced her through the window; he saw him push
her and she fell; tine transaction occupied three
minuies Hume went down stairs Immediately into
the area IN which the woman TELL and saw McCarty
and 0fiSer Jolley the hep prisoner came out ut Of a the
the window" he put MS hand in his pocket and
drew out small pocket knife, but DID not use II;
ton house, and she VI as grosa,n9 ali the time; Rudd
Was arrested.
H..nc was cross. examined at great Length by Mr.
Townsend, who sought 10 show, 6y carefully pre-
pared diagram or the premises, that it was impOs-
sible for Hume 10 have seen WHAT ne swore to nave
Witnessed from his own window.
William McCarty, young man who lived on the
ground door OF No. 1856 Reade street, testified that
about ten O'Clock at night he heard screaming and
CRIES OF sMurder;' went out into the alleyway,
looked up aud saw struggle between man and
woman IN the window; she was trying TO resist,
ana almost immediately when he went out she fell
froM the window; she lay upon the ground ana her
feet were up on o couple Of steps; she could not
speak and appeared to be unconscious. McCarty
helped to take her TO the station house.
The crosse Examination OF this witness was not nn-
ished when the Court adjourned Tue Recorder
permitted the jury 70 90 TO the scene or the occur
renee IN company with an of1cer, IN order that they
might make Q personal Inspection OF the premises.
GRAND LARCENY.
stephen A. Ogden was tried and convicted OF
grand larceny in stealing on the lst Of July
containing nineteen pieces OF satin, valued at ST.
the property OF Jay a Co. portion OF tho goods
was traced to the prisoner against whom were two
other charges OF larceny. Recorder Hackett I'm
posed Inc full penalty, which was i've years In the
state Prison. ~&
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SUPERIOR COua1-TalAl TsRw-,.sT 2.

suit Against nv Exploded Mining Company.
Before Judge Freedman.
Henry n. Morgan Ds. Francis s. .Ski6dy Ell a.
This Is one Of about forty prospective suits grow
ing out OF speculaions IN Colorado mining stock.
In January. 1894, was organized under the laws Of
this state, the Central Mining Company or Colo
rado." In about tour months the company burst
np. This suit n brought 10 recover $1,000, money
paid by the pIantin for stock IL claimed thar the
allegation that IT. mad bought 14O0 feet OF Inc Mates
Lode was untrue. The deIence IL that the company
was oIeanixed ID good aith: that IL was believed
tpe property WAS ~ valuable a. represepted ana
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NAVAL INTEI.LIoENCE,

Fay Director Charles W. Abbot has been ordered
70 duty ~ inspector OF clothing and provisions at
the Portsmsuth IN. H. Navy Yard.
captain X. W, shufeidt Is detached from the COM
mand OF The wabash and placed on waiting orders:
Lieutenant Commander q. NJ Bunce, from special
dnty ~ ordnance ciccr AZ Pittsbura and placed on
SICK leave; Paymastcr George Harries, from duty "A
uhIe Ieclor o provisions ana clothing al Portsmouth
SpU pi1ceo On waiting OIdeyA
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SENTENCE OF GOVERNMENT DEPAuLTERs

BALTIMORE, Oct 10, 1871.
General Richard ~ Bowerman, ex Deputy Col
lector, convicted on the 7tn inst, in the United
States District Court Of smbezzlcment was to-day
sentenced TO four years imprisonment IN the BafI-
costs
Colonel Thomas J. wilson. ex Deputy Collector
also charged with embezzlement, has been found
guilty and was to-day sentenced TO three years. i'm
prisonment IN the Baltimore city jail and to pay o
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uMIsp sItTES cOMMlisIoaeas cuyaI.
Charge Of Dcsertion from . ship.
Before Commissioner Osborn.

Before Commissioner Osborn.
The Unted STATES ~. Thor Knudsea ami anton
Euensea.-The defendants, who had been seanen
on board the Norwegian bark Brage, were brought
up, on the complaint Of the swedish and Norwegian
Consul, Of having deserted from that chip &C this
port The Commissioner committed them to prison,
TO remain there until the ship was going 10 sea,
when they would be put on board and taken BACK
to NORWAY
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SUPERIOR cuua7-spsclAL TERM.
Decisions.
BY Judge Jones'
covHT Of COMMON PlfAs-spEcilL TERM.

Decisions.
BY Judge Robinson.
Susan Winter ps. WiUfGm WfnteT.-Judgment OF
divorce granted in favor OF plaintiff
IN the Matter Of WYllian, A. Kartin.-Order It he
referred to Nathaniel Jarvis Jr., to take and state
the account OF Thomas Rome, committee.
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CITY CsuaT--ciyiL BRUNCH.
About n Yacht.
Before Judge McCuc.

Ddn,ei J. Qni0ifv rs. charles A. CfecsetOrough. -
Plaintiff, A. assignee OF r. +. Campbell sues to re.
cover $1,000. alleging that IN March, 1889, the de-
fendsnt made an agreement with the said Campbell
to superintend the construction OF a yacht, the
latter receive five per cent on the total cost OF the
vessa for his services. he vessel cost 422, 900,
and Mr.. Campbelrs bill was S1,l00 He was paid
500 only. and assigned the balance OF the claim to
the plantin IN this case. The defence Is general
dcnla. Case still on.
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BROOKLYN Courts.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Recent Whislkey Raid.

In the United States Court yesterday District At
torney Tracy commenced twenty suits for the con
demnauon OF the properly seized by the revenue
officers during the recent raid In "Irshtown." The
property IN question consists or twelve stills III
barrels OF rum, twenty-nlne barrels OF spirits and q
wagon The total value Is Estimated at about ten
thousand dollars
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CITY C0uaT--CelMINll BRANCH.
burglars sentenced.
Before Judge McCuc.

before Judge MCCuc.
PhLip Boyland, who was indicted for breaking
into the house Of Mr. Robert Malcolm, IN Nassau
street, yesterday pleaded gnilly and was sentenced
10 the state Prison for five years.
Charles Ferguson alias Spencer, stole quantity
OF dry goods rom the store Francs Ourran, In
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T He COUR s.

Indictments in the United States Circuit Court
Admiralty cssss-Important Cases in Bank-
ruptcy-charge Of Desertion from ship
Suit Against Mining Company
Business in the General Sessions
Before Recorder Hackett
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tsiIfD STATES DISTRICT c0Ui!.
Admiralty Cases.
lIbellant.

u Z. Austin rs. Schooner Enterprise Decree for
lIbellant.
Robert Sn,dh ps. Wiafam Sparks. This case has
been on trial two days AFTER argument the Judge
decided that the ibellant was entitled TO recover
SIS anu costs.
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United STATES CoxxsSi1l:'y Court.
Liquor Dealers Held.
Before Commissioner WinslOw

Be1Ofe C0mmlSslOner WlnslOw.
Three liquor dealers-Peter Taylor and Patrick
Herman, OF Columbia street. and Michael McCor-
mack, OF Court and Warren slreets-were before the
Commissioners yesterday on the charge OF violating
the revenue laws. They we're held to await the ac-
ton OF the Grand Jury.
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mai the purchasers bought the ssock on sDscuasien
The case Is still on
SUPREME couaT-caAmBEas

SUPREME couaT-cAAMBES
Doctoieng.
BY Judge Barnard
John Green ps. Elisha Ktn0.-Motaon granted'
James Donrellv Is ,. Occhiistetn. M#
m fAe Natter or the Bdoeds Corpus Of Adrv Su'tf-
uan.-Tne papers snow that the child II dead, which
stops the suit ~....
N the Mater or the Application ov Hdbeas Corpus
nor the custody or InJdnt Thomas Grant Hdfha-
tpdv-The mother is not entitled to the custody OF
the child IN this case.
SUPERIOR CoJaI-Spcc!Al TERM.
Decisions.
BY Judge Jones'
Charles @ Hotoard rs. Henry '. Snsah. Order
granted.
washington N. Thurman us Ange,,ne g. WEIR
Same.
James s. taylor rs Francis s. Luqueey, Jr. et al
Same.
z. Dapis Hiutnger rs. Henry De0erer. Reference
ordered
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

uCTIoNn : SALE sA5L OF THREE FINE, FAST AND
BLAANNksTsh PLANE s d &csAT Al PggLIC AgSTIONs on FRIpAy.
nT A, NJ, PROMPT
including the FAST handsome Jet black trottinn Of
high bred Mares Charcoal Maid and Nate about hands
high and years old long flowing tails stylish
and bne. Charcoal Maid raised In the State M&ne
sired by the Eaton hore dam thoroughbred She roted At
Boston IN "a and rotied to pole with Kingston In
when she was purchased by owner and mated with
Tser; she showed salH at time Of purchase They are
or fret They showed last September, Fleetwood Park
2l3 easily without training For gentlemans road team
they have SUPERIOR and have size style enough
phaeon family team. They always relied upon
tot below 4b together and much single
warranted sound kind. They on the road
the Stokes Team" viii be sold separately.
Also the handsome, fast and hne young trotng Horse
Mystic by Ethan Allen about l6H high years old Of
the nest driving and most stylish trong the road
is bne free and driver has vices fine and
powerfully gated, and beat 240 10 wagon
when in training beat 2S5 has record Of 28B6 when
years old past; has superior for road use, and
warranted sound and kind.
This stock ID the property Of private gentleman well
known on road and track as connosseur Of rong horses
and now offers his stock for perempory sale without
vaon OF pccuniary and legal embarras sment
Stock will be warranted represented In particular
at sale.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS -sEooND PAeE-Thrd. fourth nfsh and
AsTRoLQay sESosp PAss-Th!Ed I'D GO column; .n'",,,
sozkb asD
BoARbsSs sbi W%AsrED-sroosp PAarFrst and second
aAsR Esfaaa FOR
Bus1EAss col
sT HssS EzE E5R
ssssa
coAsTwisE srEAMnIPs-r FIRST pAar-Ffh and sixth
column
DwELLING HOUSES 70 LET, fURNisHED AND Us.
FURNlsHED-sEvENTH PAdF-Fourth and fifth col
column
FlNANCIAL-FrRsT PAeF-Fourth column.
sSs E5ons sb TO LET
SEVENTH PAGE-Fffth column
HELS MAJ rAsnsi1A :! MS column
hoEsn con-
HOUSES, ROOMS, TO-, wANTEDDsaoosD PAoE-rh.rd
5EssEs ciYS hoSSRsSo gqSSSS s'Sn SIFH Asp snR
column"
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE Sixth column.
LOTTERIES SEVENTH PAGE-Fifth column
MACHIN ERY-SEvENTH PAGE-Second column.
Fifth and sixth columns.
MISCELLANEOUS-FlRsT PAGE-Second column.
NUSlCAL-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column.
fIANFFORTES-SECOND PAGE-Third column.
POST OFFICE NOTlCE-EIGHTH PAGE Sixth column
PROPOSALS-SEvENTH PAGE First column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEvENTH PAGE--Third and fourth columns
REAL ESTATE 10 ExCHAEGE-sEvrSrn PAGE-Fourth
REAL EsTGTE WANTED srvrNru p Fourth col
umn
REWARDS-FInsT PAGE-Sixth column.
SALES AT Az UCTION-SEvrNTH PAGE-Sxth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-THIRDP PAGE-First,
second, third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fifth
column.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
THE TRADES-THIRD PAGE-Sixth column.
Fourth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEVENTH PAGE-Fifth column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIasT PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth col
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NEW YORK CITY PAYS OVER 81, 1,oO0. COO AND BROOK
lyn nearly az much per year for gas 70 light their
o260 100 of this wasted by using
lamps which obsuct and destroy light The Of BART
LETTS Crystal Rejecting Lamp will all this and beau
0fy the streets we'll
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A LARGE SALE OF
Carriages, Wagons and Harness


At private stable,
l4 West Nineteenth street, between Sixth and Seventh
avenues,
the property Of the late
FRIDAY morning, 2oth inst al II O'Clock prompt,
consisting In part OF
Team OF fine coach phaetQn Horses and years old
l5 hands high gentle and kind and warranted sound
and kind.
The fast black 0eldng Frank Blair, lbA hands, years
old safe and gated of the road horses
in he sste rotted Boston last spring 81 and
trot In 3d. superior sleigh horse requires
no booting when rostlng warraned sound and kind
years old troad October 16 1862 In 228 has also record
he pleasing driver of great endurance and
when In condition tro his mile In 80; warranted sound
and kind.
The fast black Mare Champion Maid she is 1l% hands
high, years old and has record of 29 $3.50 rotted
last spring Doys Park Poughkeepse, two-mle
04 and bo7h troted her half mile in III; she
warranted sound and kind.
2open Road Wagons Seighs, Single and Double Harness.
Blankets, Robes, &c.
N b. on warrautees 24hours win allowed for ex-
animation and trial and f not represented money
funded
Sale positive without any limit, restriction
whatever.
Goods can be seen from now until time of sale.
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA.-wHOLES. 1892;
~ Shares In proportion. kentuckys from 81 to Sl0 on
Cial Drawings OF Havana received
BATES 4 CO., 14 Broadway.
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nIME SAVINGS BANK, NOS 8 AND BROADWAY,
IL williamsburg Deposits made before January 20
draw interest from january Deposits after January
20 draw interest from February I.
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rrHE ANNUNL MEETING OF THE wOMEN'S INsTI.
tue (physologica and sanitary will be held at the Mott
Memorial Rooms Madison avenue for reports and cleo
please bring certificates Ladies' desiring become
bers will their the chairman Of Executive
Committee that day. Mrs. N F. MALLISON,
ChairmAn Executive Committee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

At THE DIFFERENCE.
AL. BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS viii actually force 1
growth of hair
No other preparation will do thtA.
BARRYS TRlCOPHEROUS will actually remove Scurf ant
Dandrug No other preparation will do this.
BARRYS TRICOPHEROUS viii actually make the hair sof
and thick.
No other preparation VIII do this
Principal onlce 3H Pearl ltreet, New York. -tr
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A GRAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION, UNDER THE
gentlemen: Hon. Henry Smith, Hon: Owen ". Brennan
General Henry A. Barnum John Mob. Davidson, William
and School for Soldiers and sailors 6rp6znE TAXI
place 2. & McB DAVIDSON. g, Brosdysy e soon q
"' ssoo rsrzEls Valued ii xSScc
n ONE THOUSAND TICKETS AT 80 EACH.
Among bs prizes Damonds, Watches and several $loQ
Greeubacks, Chains Rings &c. DC. These prizes are on
exhibition At j. Mob. Davdsons 6sl Broadway, where
tickets be had and full particulars given.
We earnestly hope patriotic and liberal citizens w at
once contribute to this most worthy charity.
J. Mob DAVIDSON, Treasurer
HENRY SMITH, Chairman Committee.
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WANTED--A PARTNER IN THE JoBBING HARD
w ware business. Capital required, from $4,000 to
$l0UOO References unexceptionable Address j. D. g.,
Herald onlce.
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-A.-OFFlClAL DRAWINGS
IA. SIMMONS CO.'S LOTTERIES.
tLAI.AMMa-51rHA ma SLAss q NO tsJAsyAsy .; u ls ISL
r sApSoAa.oiAss q n s. No. g. so;AnuAss :. 4 81 e. e. ISL -
g 81 Is. es 4. Sa q, 20, q, q, IS g; ;, g.
le e. 3. g. s.: % ss II IS Sao 4s; . 2, 81 II I 40
10 "a @ Is. Il. "a. a. "a. = al ss q S 60
Inform aton furnished circulars sent IN above and
also Royal Havana Lotteries. J. CLUTE, Broker.
2C6 Broadway lbB Fulton street and No. Park row.
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IN STEAM no LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From pier AZ North river.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
DENMARK, Andrews. Saturday, JAM q, at ?. ~
HOLLAND, Thomas. Saturday, JAN % ut 10 A.
Passage to Liverpool QueenstownCabn, $40 and $65
steerage, $28, currency
Prepaid ateerage from Liverpool Queenstown Lon
donderry and Glasgow, $780, currency. -
For further particulars apply at the Companys Office No.
So Broadway.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-oFFICIAL
u Passports of the Department OF State issued by A.
WILLMARrH, u s. Court Buildings, Al Chambers street.