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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

MosoUITo BrrEs AND BEE SrIses. These are
ordinarily very painful, particularly the Bee
Sting. Guernsey's Balm will prevent any swell.
ing or pain, and you Will perceive no bad effects
from the sting OF those insects. Try Il!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

SPRINGFHLD, o., March l9.-The Court to.
day confirmed the sale of the Springfield, Mt.
Vernon g. Pittsburgh Railroad to +. A. .ILane, OF
New York City, attorney for bondholders.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

New oRLrAss, March I9 The town Of New.
port, Florida, was set on fire on the 18th inst =,
and entirely destroyed. Loss 100000. Insu-
rance $29, 600. 't'ss'Tf'5' \ iIee ,ilT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
Gbe Obio 5tatesnrar
LOCAL MATTER s..

The Adams Express Company places US daily
under obligations to 1t for the very latest papers
2 from the eastern cities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
Virginia Convention.

RrcHMoND, March l9.-The committee on
Federal Relations to. day reported the proposed
amendments to the Constitution. Itis Frank.
Inns substitute changed by using the expression
involuntary servitude," instead of "persons
sold to slavery" the rights OF Shareholders not
to be impaired by Congressional or Territorial
law, or pre-existing law of Mexico in territory
hereafter acquired. Involuntary servitude, ex.
cept for crime, is prohibited north of 36 deg,
80 min, but shall not be prohibited by Congress
or any Territorial legislature south thereof.--
The third section is verbally altered for some.
what better security Of property in transit. The
fifth section prohibits the importation Of slayes
from placesbeyond the limits Of the United
States. s,- On al. rs--.5i4. Ir|
- Conclusion Of yesterday dospatch.l
RICHMOND, March 20-Eigh,h. None of these
amendments, nor the Sd paragraph Of the I'd
section Of the 1st article Of the Constitution,
nor the Sd paragraph of the 2d section of the
ith article thereof, shall be amended or abol-
shed without the consent of all the States.
The taxation question was debated without
'ction. Mr.. Randolph concluded his speech.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
Cosfire'ess, .IaunGliec, Dyspepsia, h,diqcsfiop.
Dysentey, Foul Souacb, EiysipeIas, Headache.
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L'rer Compliant, D,0psy, Taicr,- 7mnors md
SAT Rlcnm, Woms, Goaf. Nernlgir, rs q
Dan'er PiA, and for PWilNay ne Blooa.
=, They are sugnr-cootcd so that the most sens.
1--WE can take them pleasantly. aud they are ti.c
best aperient in the world for all the purposes on
family physic. = =, - r''o' r 80 ~ :
Price rs cents per Box; Five boxsJ for Sioo
Greatnumbcrs ofClergymcn, Physicians. States.
men, ana eminent personages, have lent thcir
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness cthrso
remedies, but our space here will not permit INC
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which tbov
are given; with also full descriptions of the aImve
complaints, and the treatment that sl.nuldbc fol-
lowed for their cure 't-,'''G','Ff- 'G-,s'Ff-.yss-''D y
DO not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more proe, on
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All our remedies are for sale BY wa
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
Philadelphia Market.

rHtEoRArrIED FOR THE OHIO srArssmAs
~ iAaclA PnrLADnPHIA, March 20.
FLouR-xuet. WHEAT-frm, 5000 bush, white, at
~ S9l so, Red, 81 25C8l 30. CoRs--Hrm sales OOO
% l.99S7c. Mss PoRK-sl7 25s17 so. WnisKY-is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
Coyington Rail-mill Company.

OokAASS ndll-mul company.
This COMPANY rs NOW PREPAR-
ed whit best and improved machinery 10 All
orders for rerong Railroad Bars at the shortest notice
as the MIL has the capacity to turn ont leO tups week
In rerolng Railroad Bars, third new iron Is added
to the old, TO make Rail that will not lamnate. and
insure perfect weld. ~ p ~ Z - d
Street Railroad Bars also he furnished OF any nat
tern required and new Railroad Bars Of different lengths
and sizes. f.FFw l'f.E So - : -.
All orders shall receive prompt and careful attention.
and as none but the best materials will be used In M
hands OF skilful workmeD, the Company hope to give
entire satisfaction to those who may favor IL with their
.lsa sq n BUCHANAN q SON, Agents,
.'tGll H eJ afgluH byr Cincinnati, Ohio.
rLLs.. --RKFKR TO- & S,.T
W. II. Clement, President Little Miami Roo.
John T. Lewis, President Covington and Lexington R.
r. 90. f@ EA co. ' q '7V-i-
Captain Mcclellan, Superintendent Ohio and Missis
sippi Railroad. = ,1,s'' - - ',''s'''
3. g. L'Hcmmsdieu, President Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton II. r.. %. o.-'---s---a,- - mhI2w3t
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we're discharged,

CoURr or CoMMoN PLEAS. I'm the case Of the
sTArE V, .sIMcox, the Jury failed to agree, aud
vvera diaoha mad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily favors in the shape of the
very latest eastern papers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

" See advertisement Of Prof. MIILER's
Hair lnvigorator In another column. ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
1T IS DELICIOUS TO- TAKE
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.

The best Linirent in the World. The only safe and
certain cure for Cancers Piles, swelllngs and Bron
chts, or Goitre Paralysis Neuralgia Weskness Of The
Muscles, Chronic or Infammatory Rheumatism, stif.
ness Of the join, contracted Muscles or Llgaments
naracne or Toothache, Bruises, 6pins Wounds Fresh
Outs, Ulcers, Fever Sores Caked Dreass Sore Nppies
Burns, scalds Bore Thoat any Inflammation or Pain
no difference how severe how long the disease may
nave existed McLeans Celebrated Liniment is Ger
tain remedy,
Thousands ofhuman beings have been saved life OF
decrepude and misery By the OF this nyauablc med
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20
VIII efectually cure

LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIon
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and all diseases arising from dsorderei Liver or Stom
ach Dypepsa Heartburn Inward Piles Acidity or Sick
ness OF the Stomach RuneSs Of Blood To the Head Dull
pain or swimming In the head, Palp taon OF the Heart
Choking or suocatng feeling when lying down. Drvnem
or felownes Of the Skin and Eyes. Night sweatsg In
ward Feyer Pain in the small OF the back chest or aide
Dreams, Languor Dependency or any Nervous Disease
Sores or Bloches on the skn and Fever and Ague oi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-20

N CUInTUbIIIUn' TIC en- A fI.. m.I
i'o10fe Tallingtire active remedial alicr laKlng.
principle Of each Ingredient 10 thoroughly exracted BY
my new method Of distling, producng,a delicious cT
hilerang spirit, and the most INFALLIBLE remedy for
renovating the diseased system, and restoring The sick
suffering and debltated INVALID to HEALTH and
STRENGTH. ...
McLEAN,s sTRENGTHENING COR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
The French Corvette Prony.
THE DEPARTURE OF THE CREW FROM THE CUNARI
DOCK TO THE FRENCH WAR STEAMER CATINAT
LYING IN THE NORTH RIVER.

THE DEPARTURE OF THE CREW FROM THE CUNARD
DOCK TO TIE FRENCH WAR STEAMER CATINAT
LYING IN THE NORTH RIVER.
Saturday morning witnessed the departure OF tho on
GERS, marines and sailors Of the French corvette
Prony, which wrecked tho North Carolina coast
Beaufort from the Canard dock, where they had
been Hospitality entertained for two days.
In Saturdays issue published full partcu.
lars respecting the disaster and wrock OF tho
Prony The French Consul Of this city los. no
time in seeing that the shipwrecked mariners wero
well attended and under tho disastrous
which have been already detailed, found warm friend
in Mr.. Edward Canard, Who when tho relation Of tho
wreck the Prony and the safe arrival OF her men, were
made known to him. at directed that the messoos
barracks should be at their service The Frcnchnc
eagerly embraced the advantages offered ard continued
there until the French corvette Catna specially
sent to this port to take them board The Catinat is
similar in build to tho paddewhcel steamer that
accompanied Prince Napoleon TO this country his late
tour and the feel perfectly home for tho present.
while resting In her until further orde g. which are OK
pected from the French admiral at Halifax.
On leaving the Cunafd dock at nine O'Clock
on Saturday morning, Chief Officer Grace. OF the Persia
directed that all hands on board should pay the French
mon parting salute. This order Immediately com.
piled with and tho Napoeonic fellows went to the
Catnat, in the river, they cheercd by the officers
and crew. The French wrecked mariners rot the
men 70 receive such ovation without special recogn
tien. When board the ferry boat which conveyed
them to the Catna, and leaving tho Cunard dock they
returned the compliment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
The F0rgeries on tho Shoe and Leather
Bank.

day or two ago we alluded to an attempt made to
food the city Of Baltimore with spurious one hundred
dollar notes the Shoe and Leather Bank of this city,
It now turns out that similar attempt had been made
in this and other cities the day. and that it is
thought over ten thousand dollars of this counterfeit
money have already been passed. Parcwho have been
swinded in Buffalo and Utica have made known their loss
to the police Of city and efforts are being made by
the detectives to obtain clue to tho whereabouts this
gang Of coanteifeers In this city the detected
by Mr.. George Peyton, banker exchange
broker, 40 Broadway. called at his
office and presented one Of the for exchange for
small bills, and upon examination by Mr. Peyton he at
detected that it "A counterfeit He was about 10
hold the party, WHOM he Of the Office and made
good his escape. The iact Immediately made known
10 detectives Elder and Mccord, who at procured
conveyance and visited tho several banking houses and
placed them their guard So we'll executed were the
bills that at most every bank the eers stated that they
would undoubtedly have taken the bill TO be genuine and
even at the Shoe and Leather Bank The following
is a description of the bill held by Mr.. Peyton-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18

BUFFALO, Nov. 16-P NJ
Flour steady. wheat quiet: sales no. 900 bushels at
90c.; Chicago spring. 92c.; Milwaukee Club, 81 04H
81 o. Corn shade easier sales ca 600 bushels at 4c
a 42c. Oats steady: GALES 2S Geo bushels at 2sc
Freighs steady Importsl3 900 bbls. flour, 294 900
bushels wheat, bushels corn and 10000 bushels
oats. We have no returns Of exports.
OswEGo, Nov. 16, 1861
Flour steady Wheat dull: sales %, 900 bushels No
Chicago spring ST. Corn duh sales 500 bushels Ohio
at 5oc, and 5000 bushels Indiana ACC Barley IN
changed: sales 1000 bushels Bay Quine 55c Rye in
good demand sales 20 900 bushels Canada at 6sc and
1900 bushels DO at 6Sc Peas quiet Canal fregh,s on
grain are unsettled; on flour 6lc., wheat 1sc. 13c
2oc TO New York Lake mports-20o bbis. four rs 900
bushels wheat 600 bushels corn 90 900 bushels barley
$4,000 bushels rye, 1000 bushels peas Canal EXPORTS
$4,000 bbs Hour 1al 900 bushels wheat 600 bushels
corn, S,4OO bushels barley, $500 bushels rye.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10. 1861.
Flour shade lower. Whcat-The market opened dun
and lower but closed firm at roc. Tie for No l. and
64kc. a Csc for No. 2, in store Corn &c lower. At
22hc. 224c for mixed, in store Oats quiet. Re-
cepts6, 500 bbls -four, 900 bushels wheat 90 GOO
bushels corn, shipments-5.400 bbis -four 1O4 900
bushels wheat 100 900 bushels corn Frcights Arm and
1c hsher17c Oh wheat TO Buffalo. Exchange plenty ON
New York at u per cent premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

A DAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY'S
n ARMY AND GOVERNMENT EXPRESS,
Leaves Office, so Broadway, daily, AT I'm AZ and 5 M
This is the only Express running through Washington By
passenger trains Shippers having any quantity of freight
to send make contract at reduced rates. application
Office Packages for soldiers from their friends
one-half price, to ali points Goods Washington
shipped by the i2n r.. NJ Eymess reach destination
morning. ADAMS EXPRESS CO, 90 Broadway,
A R0MATfC SCHNAPPS LANDING-500o CASES OF
~ Wolfcs celebrated Schedan Arc nac Sahaapps land.
Ing from tho ship Prince Albert Hmbnrg put with
English aad Spanh labels for sale in bond duty paid
UDOLPHO WOLFE, 22 Beaver street.
CLAIRvoyANCE FOR MEDICAL ExAMINATfoNS
~ only--Mrs W. X. HAYDEN, Physician and Medical
Cryoyan sc West Fourteenth street. southwest u
Sixth avenue. Examinations dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18

About twelve O'Clock last night serious stabbbng
aray occurred in the lager bier saloon of Fred Morris
Powell the basement No 81 Greene street, which re-
suited in Powell being fatally stabbed in the left side by
dirk in the hands Of man named Joseph Bassmore
1t seems that about eleven O'Clock Powell and man
named John Frank Eagan the former connected with the
Twentieth regiment, Fire Zouavcs, entered the saloon
and called for drinks. After little time Powell and
Prank got quarrel about Of the girls employed
In tho saloon and finally came to blows Bassmore who
was standing by, finding his friend was getting the
worst Of the fight, drew large dirk knife and stabbed
Powell in the left side, infcting serious and in all
probability fatal wound The wounded man fell to the
Door and Bassmore out into the street and threw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18

The bills are certainly the best executed counterfeit
that has ever been put circulation and are in every re-
spect fac smile of the genuine with the exception Of
the man on horseback about assoing wild
bulls. his right hand on the genuine touches
the letter X, while the counterfeit il does
not This, together with the signature OF the
Register Of the state is printed where should have
been written, arc the only two failures However IL
would take the most expert Judges have made the dis
covery No arrests have been effected as vet with The
exception OF one Robert Walsh in Baltimore bnt as the
above officers have received information Of parties who
have been duped they in hopes Of making an ar
rest 's - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18

away the knife officer Stillwe, being near at hama I'M
meaiatey arrested Bassmore and conveyed nun 10 ne
Eighth ward station house, where he was commit a oy
Captain Itemes. Officer Regain also came up ana rem
dered eHic mt service to officer Stlwel and also sue
ceeded in finding the knife which Bassmore throw INTO
the street. Powell conveyed to the New York Il s.
ptal under directions Of Sergeant VIII son, whore the
physician in attendance upon examination thought the
wound would fatal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
Commercial Intelligence.

IOmheIClal 1nlell1Hcncfs
LONDON MONEY MARKET-NOy G.
Consos closed at SO 93H for money.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
the latest sales up the evening Of the 9Th were Hi
Central Railroad, shares, 80 3sH dis. Erie shares
26a26H.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Tho sales OF cotton Monday and Tuesday were COO
bales. The market is easier and dull with a downward
tendency but quotations remain unchanged The sales
to spectators and exporters to 5000
bales, and the market closed Tuesday at a nominal
partial decline
TRADE REPORT
The advices from Manchester are unfavorablc tho
ma et for goods and yarns having downward tendency
and quotations nominal.
LIVERPOOL BIEADsTuFFs MARKET
The market is generally quiet and steady except for
wheat, which has an upward tendency. Richardson,
Spence Co.. Wakefield, Nash Co.. and others report
Flour quiet and STEADY at Dos 32s. Cd Wheat ilrmer
and advanced I'd on inferior altis. Quotations are
Red Western, lis 1od. l2s 3d. red Southern 12s I'd
12s 9c white Western lbs. Sd. 13s. white Southern
1ss l3s Id Corn easier mixed, 3ss 3D.; yellow, 33s
Cd. white, 35s. Il 37s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKEr-Nov. G.
Inc provision market Is generally dull. Mcssrs Big
land Athya Co. and Richardson, Spence & Co. quote:
Beet dull Pork dull and downward. Bacon steady at
S4s 3Gs. Lard quiet Taow steady but quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Nov. 6.
Sugar quiet aud steady. Rice Inactive Coffee buoyant
Ashes rm at sss for pots and pearls Inseed oil ac
tive, at ass 35s. Oh. Resin quiet: common 1873 Cd a
l4s SPIRITS turpentinc has an advancing tendency:
LONDON MAREENs.
wheat has an upward tendency, and has advanced Is
per quarter Sugar bnoyant CoIee upward. Tea buoyan
faiiow firm at 5ls. Sd. a 52s.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Z, 1861
CoTToN-The sales yesterday and to-day roach IS 900
bales The market is nrmcr with an upward tendency
and trilling advance On all qualities. The sales to
speculators and exporters reached II 600 bales Mid
ding Orleans is quoted at 12kd
BaEADsTUTrs. -1he market is quiet and steady. Corn
very dull, and declined Cd. Is. per quarter mixed
32s. Cd.
pRoyIsfoSs.--The provision market is dull
pR8DCCE.--ROsu advancing. coIu Jds 10 n
Spirits turpentine nrmer: quoted at 70s.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-CoDsols closed at 93k 93k for
money The Bank Of England has reduced its rate OF dis
count to per cent.
AMERICAN SECURITIES latest sales were,-Erie
251 2654; Illinois Central Railroad shares 39Is asa,
discount New York Central, 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
Shining Infellirence.

Arrived from NYork Nov ], j w Miner md Golden Era
Londonderry; Louis NAPOLEON Cuxhaven Berlin and Ksty
Floyd, Antwerp; Caroline Magnus Gosport: Mongolia
Wisconsin, and City of New York; 30, Abby brown
Athena and $ - souie Hayre Penroy; and " Pike,
W Elliott, Liverpool; Contest Queenstown.
Arrived from New York, Gadsden at Gloucester: Linda
at Queenstown Emily at Leghom Artizan. Bazarr at
HaSrc; Quincy. at Dunkirk; Cornelius Grinnel at Deal
Eden, Austin, and Resoate, at Liverpool
Arrived from Philadelphia 9th, 9 Pauney, Queens.
town.
Sailed for New York Cd, L Bryant from Dublin; 81
Cuickstep, Plymouth Rock and Holyhead Deal 4th Jane
Duggetts, Clyde.
Observation-Disclosures, from Calcutta for Bombay was
totally Lost on the Sand Head =
Planter New York tor Havrc put into Falmouth 4h eaky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
City Intelligence.

FIRE ~ WHirT STREEr-Shortly before three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon fire broke the cellar Of the
building No 123 Wiett street, owned By Jacob Weaver
and occupied by him tho first floor and cellar as a
meat market The fire originated In smoke house in the
cellar aud caused by piece of meat Dropping into
the fire. The damage 10 the building viii amount to
about so. Insured for $1,000 in the Eagle Insurance
COMPANY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
Arrivals and Departures.


ENTHUSIASTICALLY Niagara at Boston-Miss Creighton
Capt Sands and lady, Miss Ropes Miss Dunlap Miss Eemp
ton Mrs Beluchamp and children, MISC Rcnrhaa,,
Miss Webb, Miss i Webb, Cap, vesrcr Mr. Esane. l.
Ellis, Herger Thos W Turay, Mr. Phillips, Mr Erwooi Mr.
Garter ia, kTsmpon arGreshon Mr. Derby Capt Nichols
Rand Miss Daley, Mr. rutherford and lady Robert m her.
ford Sergeant Marshall Jno Loosely lady DR. Over Dr.
Hinke q Mills, II Vaatt Chas tsoeman. Mr. aIaav 4 &
Dwight, M sewai isidor wormser fandori, Edward
Hnstwick Hiss Mary Ledwh, Mrs Bshoprck Miss Hannah
kdgel, J. Ambrose Mr. Rotisbergcr, Boron Nj Fer.
hill, Mr. Depgam. Rev DR. Connolly, Miss Purdey. Her;
Sweets, Peter Paint, James Ritche-Total, c.
DEPARTURES.
MISUNDERSTANDING City Of New York-Lucien Za,in
Arthur Bowen, WIN Togel L f Baban, Jr, Miss Ann
Mders Josh smith, Miss Caldwell Eve children and two
nurses; Booth j Musgrave, VIM Simon Mrs g
Randolph Geo Cobb, VIM Williams, Miss Csrrek, Ann
Ashod, George George and wife, Edward Browp L Yves.
tervct Henry Whitney, l. Dundas and family, Noiie
Blanchard, Geo Stotkford Lawrence, lily Morn,ore A
Van Palme False and wife, Guyon. Jas Patterson,
wife and family family; R,ennan Thos L Clark John
tagne, Chas Berho, Rebt Donald II Randolph, John Nc
Oregon, Chrstana McBarnegan, Miss Durant, Miss
Mr. Scotland passengers in the seeraGe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
Court Calcnsear-Th7s Nav.

SUPREME COURT CIKCIT.-Fart mo cases added to
tho calendar OF Thursday.
SUPERIOR CorHr.-Part Nos. 1857 1926 1911, 1926,
$3.50. 254T. 1858, 2555, 1869, 1851 1868 2565 25O3
III 25o5, 1747 s6s. 1888, s3T 1867 1853 Part 2-Nos
2GiG, 2Gs8.
COMMON PIEAs.-Part Nos. 721. 1900 1923, 1929,
1880, 1881 1882 1858, 1884 1885, 508 1173 1915 sl5
1858 Part Cease ON fridays calendar goes over till
Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18

Henutiful Compleyi0n.-Lairti's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal the
compile xion and skim All druggists and 439 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees the best the world wholesale and retail and the va
privately applied. No. 8 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18

Trusscs.-Wnrsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses also Military Shoulder Brace and Abdominal sup
porter article. No. 2vesey st. Asor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
DIR. Upla u mis- EIcctrar0

n
A CERTAIN CURE Plies.
This infaibie Specific is warranted To Immediately
THIS distressing and harfas!ng amt. Sent
Of the United States by inclosng 81 to
+. &. WELLS X CO., lis Franklin street, New York.
Diseas SEES Of the Lungs and Throat Sue
cessfuy treated by E. W. YONDERSMITlI n. ID. Office
l64 B0wery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
our NEW MAP EDITION.
Sixteen New War Maps-Topographicu
Sketches OF the Seats of War.

Sixteen New War Maps-Topographicu
Sketches OF the Seats of War.
We issue to-day an edition of the war maps
which have lately appeared in the New YORK
HERALD. They are sixteen in NUMBER
l. OUR NAVAL AND MILITARY OPERATIONS AT A. GLANCE
The Coast and Land Line of the Rebeloas States-The
Union Blockade Of tho Atlantic and Gulf coast--Thc
Rebel Batteries tho Mississppi--The Forts on the
Southern Sea Line.
2. THE SEAT or WAR IN YuK WEST
Map Of the Scene Of Operations in Southeastern Mis-.
souri, Illinois and Tennessee, with the Positions Of the
Rebel Troops and Portions of tho Federal Forces and
the Deicnces Mt Cairo and Birds Point.
3. The SEAT OF WAR IN KENTUCKY
Locations of tho Rebel ForcesStrategic Importance Of
Positions Occupied by the Opposing Armies
4. TnG SEAT or WAR KgsruokY:--
Another Typographical Sketch.
8. Mar OF TIE KEagi CAPITAL
Typographical Sketch OF tho City OF Richmond yir-
sinia, with tho Surrounding Encampments.
O VERY CURIOUS REBEL SEMi-0FtfcAL PICTORIAL VIEW on
TIE BATTLE or Bull RUN.
Z YnE FiGHr AT SANTA ROSA ISLAND
Map of Santa Rosa Island, Where tho Reported Fight
Between the Rebels and Wilson's 2oaxves took place.
6. MAP OF TIE CoAsr GEoRGErowN S. c. 10 SAyAN-
NAH, GEoRoiA;-
Showing Bulls Bay, Charleston, St. Helena Sound and
Port Royal Entrance.
Q. THE AFFAIR AT CucAAAconc:--
The Advance of Colonel Hawkins-getreat Of Colonel
Brown-Sheng of the Rebels by the Monticello
10 SEAT or WAX AROUND PADucAn AND COLUMBUS, KEN.
lucky.
IL. TIE SEAT or WAR IN Missouri
The Important Points OF the War; Show ing the Posi-
tons Of the Rebels under Generals McCuloch and Price
and the Advance of tho Union Troops under
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