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Doaro arlo Rooms.

TWO or three single Gentlemen can ind pleas
l. ant ROOMS with partial or full BOARD. In pfssats
family. by applying ii no. WsTea.place-
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sprinsasle. III. Oc,. %. ls6l.

NEw.YoH-, No. 20 EKoHassKPLscx, Nov. /, ls6h
I HAVE THIS DAY associated with me in
i the STOCK COMMISSION business my son; A. q.
JEROME IT, The business will hereafter be conducted In
tho u,ms of A. q JEROME { co. A. O. JEROME.
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I2k -First-class Sewing Machines fSE
n. Y Sewing Machine Enpohu 4oG B'dway or Broom,
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NkAIGs MICROSCOPE-The new HOLI-
~ DAY GIFT-Msguifes 40 coo tirless the cheapest and
eet ~ the world for gensrs IL had Of Booksellers
s1d isey Goods Dealers generally Pree by mall 81 2S
viii 10 bss iufal nc anted objects 81 Address
HENRY CRAIG. No. lS2 CentTe-st-. Kew-York.
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TIHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR NOV. s.
THE Nrw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this

THE NEw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
sssi contains he followirg
I.LEADlNG ARTICLES: Lice about Labor; More.
head; The Rise Of Prices; Iowa. The African
SsseTTsde, Oar Election; The Elections; The
Press on the Elections What they hcsni Ediso-
rial Paragraphs.
n..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
uI..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
Iv..FRoM SOUTH CAROLINA; Correspondence Of
Tie y. Y. Tri5ane.
v..TEE WAR ~ THE SOUTHWEST.
vI..THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
vu..THE RAvAGES OF THE PIRATE ALABAMA:
Additional Psr,iculars Of her Operations; State
meni. b. he Captains Of the Captured Ships
Lis;s OF thu CsIgoes Captured.
vii. LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CcRRE-
S9ONDENIS WITH THE ARMY Oh TIE
N..FRoM MISSOURI: Correspondence Of The N Y.
KITE WAR IN KENTUCKY: Correspondents. CT
The N Y Ttioups.
xl..KAN3AS AGAIN INVADED.
XtI..THE EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE.
3Ii.-SBARrSnoOTE2s E2s Order OF Adjstant G enorsl
Nihouse.
xIv..YROM EUROPE.
The n. Y T:iDaae
XVI. ..PICTURE-vORDS
XVII. mr. BUCHANsS'S DEFENSE.
XVIII. POETRY; The Fisherman Of Beaufort"
cultural Items California Shepherds; Fruit aDd
Feeling in llioois-Progress Of Cultivation.
Xxx. .iMfESuAL C0RN.HUsK CLOTH AND PAPER.
xXI..AMERlCAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
xii. .COTTO MORON IN KEW-JERsEY: Cor.
respendelce Of Tne NJ Y. Fibane
xXIH..FROM MINNESOTA.
xXIy..POLITICAL.
XIV. PERSONAL.
XVI. CITY NEWS.
XVII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVII. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
xxx. WAR ITEMS.
xxx. x..wALTER BROWNS MONTHLY WOOL CIR
CULAR.
XXI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of the
Stock, Money, Cotton. Grain. and CstLs Markets
specially Reported for The N. x. Tnouua
Tssxs-s2 per snnum. Three Copies for IS. Ten for
S1x. Twenty Copies. to sddross go, and
ovry to the person who forms the Club.
Fore Club Of One Hundred send The Daily Tribune
gratis
SINGLE COPIES for sale the Pubics1on Ofice THIS
MORNING..
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PATENT ARGAND GAS
Cusrox.HousE. YoRz. Nov. /, ioc2. ?

CUsron.HousE EEw.Y .YoRz. Nov. l. l3d2 n
NOTICE.-For the purpose 0i lnsurlng and
~ facilitating the safe delivery Of EIsr med Packages
from the United States Public Stores Nos 81 S. So ana ~
Brosdway the following regusons will DO enforced OIL and
ener the 5th day OF November:
All orders for the delivery OF packages from the Public
Stores mus. bear the Of the Importer signed by
except only the Importer is absent fon the
City when the orders be indorsed by the holding
power Of atOney therefor, certified copy OF which must
be- filed with the Storekeeper, at No. 20 Broadway
n Importers have their examined packages sent diree,
to their respective places Of business soon they ore res y
delivery sh Public Store carts 1t the usual rates u cart
age by ssnine request that effect in book for that
receipts for the packages signed It the place of
livery Of the same. ~
III All packages remaiuing IN Public Store for which
orders have for senyfour hour Will be trans
ued to Oeseal Order Waehouse At the rick aud
Of the owner HIRAM BAhtbfi Collector
COLDlERS' BOUNrIES, PENSIONS, BACK
.OPAY. PRIZE MONEY. OFFICERS SECURITIES aud
CONTRACTORS ACCOUNTS. together with al other jas,
claims against the Govenu pfomnty rocured
rnt.s Apply TO SONEs, BROWN THRUSH. NO. 2
Park place n. Y. n. B-Send stamp fOI Hand Book Of
Information.
WINDOWS and HEIRS OF SOLDIERS who
w have died been Allied In battle have their
resr Of pay and bounty se OF charge by sppyn;
10 NELSON LUCKEY. Army and Navy Agent Sos 6 and
10 Pine-st.
c.lOl BOUNTY, Soldiers and Widows
70 UO PENSIONS and PRIZE MONEY pocarei
tcc Of - OF i.s q ceut on neaiet 'lns
Good Teereucs. charges 10 adysuoe. J.. d. fWfN o.
Government Claim Asen,s No lls Nasnusl. Room No :.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT

,,.,.,.,,.. FOR BOSTON,
"DRnGEsTER PALMER slIChBURo, NAsBp.
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOlyTr nnSS "a
sAND INTERMEDIATE POINTs sA"i's'
The new AID stsunch steamers Of the Norw,eb Inn.
C.tI vF boSlON ard CITY OF hEW.YOhK
leave New ork oaly lSundnys eIceped) at o,eo.h
from Pier No 81 North Rive foot OF Vestry' ~ :" .
FOR NEW.LONDON
there connecting With the St snboa. Ri;,,...r,.
above points via Norwich Worcester Bo.ton ,or We
Worcester HasLnA and New London Northern Rsro'J
Freight taken at the owes' rates For Information in,,,
OF L. 5. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
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HAMMOND on Diseases of the Nervous. Sem
II J. psl, Urinay and Sexusl Systems-HEW and RELIA.
BE TBEATMENT-By G. d. Hammond, ~. D.. formerly
Professor OF Special Anatomy and Surgery the Syracuse
Medical College Newfork. anhor Of Medical Information
fol the Million" &c. Price Sl mailed. WARNER Pub
lishsf, no. Fesey-F.
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(IHEAP and GOOD READING for the SOL
~ DlKRS S-Bsok numbers Of eli the MAGAZINES at 10
eons pet sunber a. CHAS. A. HlLLER'5 No. 76 Nassau
-, n T. Is eeots when seat by mail
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE a

L ONG ISLAND AlLROAD.-CfANOE 0
IL TERMlNUS.Psssenger Depot, Jsnsssip snd .oot Of
@ths, =. B-Nin'rr arrangements commanding F7id,ys
Oct r. lsts; L.sy. New.Yorb st ~ Tor Greenpo se
1.roor Orient, and Hsmptous: at o m. snd m :of
fp u. and IN. for syoss-i; m for Hemp
stead Sundays the ulu leaves Hunters Point tJt,hss.
F.rry) ct for Ysphank and ni.mediste stsons.
at excursion returning leaves laphsnk q, $50 m.
On Friday and Saturday night tie m i'p uain VIII rna
through GeeBpo etu log saturday and Monday morps
ius At AIS q m. .rrying 10 hew foIk Al 9:32 q m.
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HUDSON RIVER Rail lLROAD.-FOR ALA
i Il BASY ard TROY. CONNECTING WITH TlAlN&
NORTH ard WEST. Trains leave:
From ChanbersG From 3oths-
Express aud T. m and J. Ti2J gas and $40 Al
Is and p. 3:5 y. m.
Troy and Albany with sleep-i
ing csfl 1915 p l0;so pm (Sardsys Inc seed
Pcnghkcepsie train, ~ 9 m.
! ant 6:l5 p 1893 a m
Peet.sil train l0:s0s m. and :25 and e:.5p n
SIM Siux train 20 and 90 0:5Sa NJ, and AS.
10 m = J:S5 aud 5:55 2 m.
P,r.ous In Droaklvn rsa purchs- tickets At Wereows
Expr..s Chic. No 2;9 WashL s,ou.st Ci:y Hall siuuS
and her baggage CHECKED their residence' 20 AZ
points the Toat aud 10 ssrstnge s1rtuss =,
A. y. sNlrn. saperineDdent
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&c ming nlatbines.

A ING-MACHINE for EVERYBODY.-- -
N The New orb State Fair recently held Rochester
has confirmed the practical utility rerdiy and efci>ncy
Nine. Dcmoresps Is Rounng stitch Sewing Machine b,
awarding i the hrst premium For particulars address
Nine DEMOREST, No as Roadway
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fY7HE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,

IN p.rpho. Of 80 psge7 hnc white paper Beside the
Bill which word for word in accordance with the original
text append Alphabetical RecapitusOn OF every
see oe taxed by the law and the amount Of the tax TO be
,evied thereon This renders 1t complete and convenient
d it Is possible TO make it.
eriee cents postpaid 81 per 100 II sent by express
per 100 II by mail. Address THE TRIBUNE. New fork.
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nluslcdl Jnslrrmenls.


u. GALE e. Co, PIANO-FORTES,
~ 10 loT East sth invite stsnten 10 their E,s &C ale
PIANOS Entire .atisfsction gaAisntsed-
4 FEW MORE OF THOSE 7oct. PIANOS,
~ nearly great HarsAins Hsllsi, Davis o's
Grand and Squire Pianos tbs best Pianos made. Second
hssd Pianos very low. Pianos 70 rent ard reut spped %
purchs. 7. : BERRY No 80 Broadwsy.
DIANOs, MHLODEONS, HARMONlCMS-
Fira class for sale TO let or By ns,Ansnts on fsvoA-
bl. ,erIn. PfLOUBET HARMONIOUS. superior ns,ra-
~h two three bsnks 81 keys 80 10 sco.
COTTAGE PIANOS. fully wNrsnted $50 70 30.
j. NJ. FELTON, Noe. ss snd BsJ Broadway " Y.
STOLEN PIANO SCALE.-s0me one having
- entered the fisno Room. Of the late OROVESrkEN
HALE. Thursday nizht AID istsn h-reom sPendd
PIANO SCALE which has created such snTiiOle -r-
eemcut the pat all the old usnufsctofic-,
consequently feel compelled 70 bring out entire NV
SCALE. and have decided 10 CLOSE OUT "a. ENTIRE
STOCK made from the lat ,csle, consulting Of nearly DO
NEW PIANOS Of different styles - great b,gain. and
ivt. Dealers teachers AID the public examine these dnc
rchtoned instruments, st No 40 Broadway. Ner York
j. T. HALE a Co
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Passenger trains leave

L'RIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave a
~ foiio~s, viz;
ss m Mail for Dunkirx Thi. train remains Iiih,
Elnlira, spd proceeds the q 1t morning.
Ia m Express for 'utll.
9 ni Nilk, daily. for O,isvills.
l2:IJ D. m, Accom- oialion. daily, for Port Jeryi
4p. ~. Way 10 Micdlr;o~n ard Newbu'sh.
S p M, Ng Expse1, daily. for DuEkirk snd Bsfnai
Ths un Of saturday runs through TO Buffalo eu does NJ
run TO Dunkirk.
! p m. Emigsn .or DunSik
CHARLES alNOr. Genera ssp,-
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NEW-JERSEY RAUROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADFLPHIA ard the SOUTH sBd WEST via JER.
sEY CITY-M. and Express ines leave New York st1
snl 10 o. M. g. O. and II D Fare 80. Thrcush teiste
od for the South and West and through baggage cbeekeds
9 n. aud aud IL p trains
J. W. Woodbury., Assistant Suosr.ntsndeu,
No bssgsgs ~ be received Tor trains unless delSere{
ard IS minutes ia advance Of the time OF leaving
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TODD d RAFFERTY,, Manufacturers Of Sta
tonary Portable EugDe, Boiers kc 10 Dey-st Second
hand Engines constantly on hand WORKS Peterson N. J.
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.VUNO MERCHANTS.-WAN AGEN-
u CY of article in the Hsid~Se or CrockeIy trade,
having good trade Ia each. Advances he made The
advertiser means business AddIeu Boz No. ia Tribune
Office.
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'DHE BUSINESS COLLEGE, ASSOCLATINC
J. PRACTICE WITH TlIEORY.-The Science Of Ae
ogus Aaeht entirely planquaifyns young met
Thoroughly for III. dac. Of IN. Msrchss and Bsns~r Per
petuL Membership 80 Students can eater any us'e
BOARD .shirs fuel room &c, only 81 ~ week 10
dr,,. Tor Crcni.. ProE THOs n. STEVENS, Chversoh
(oBmbi, County. n. \.
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NNANTED-A WAREHOUSEMAN, on,
w competent take charge Of the sheetroom Of Boo
Printing gofhce. Apply to k CRAlGHtAD. No. 80 Cenre
st. between II and II
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noon, at two @ clock ~
copy. f~F' fa''
ERNEY.-0n Thursday evening. February 90 EtEf1A
second danghtJ Of Patrick and Mary Tierney aged 2
ys2ga. inolths and days.
The friends and acquamtances Of the family respect
fay invited 20 attend tho funeral this Saturday after
noon, at two ocick from the residence Of her parents
GOO Third avenue.
TnSlsR-on Thursday, February 20, FREDERIc TnsrKa
In the doth ar OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
corner Of Seventy first street and Eighth avenue
day afternoon at one O'Clock.
UrsurK-0n Wednesday evening, February t9 fuTIE
TON D. UrsHUR at the residence of his brother law.
a. erooser, No. 2l5 Clinton street, Brooklyn, In the
a5i year OF has ego.
AUeHAN--on Friday. February FL OF scarlet fever,
bEsIAHS QuAcKiSDtsH, youngest son OF Dr. Amariah H.
and Jams t. vaughan, aged year, months and
days.
The funeral VII take place from the residence Of his
parents 0s6 Greenw ich Sunday afternoon,
two O'Clock The friends OF tho family aro invited At
tend without further notice
WArs7Eu.-On Friday, February 81, JoHS b. wArruL,
native OF Durham, England, aged 63 years, and for
forty years resident o. this city.
The friends OF the family aud the members OF 50.
Georges Society respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence No SO Hudson street.
on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock.
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House OF Representative.

WASHINGTON Feb. 21 1852.
The Homestead bill, reported from the Committee on
Public Lands, coming up, tho question pending being
to recommit the same with instructions TO report
instead the Bounty Land Warrant bill, Mr.. GRow,
tho Speaker, called Mr.. wAsaBuRsE, (rep.) Of ILL.,,
70 the chair. and, taking tho floor, spoke against
the motion He expressed his surprise that gentlemen
pretended at this day. not TO understand the prin
cples OF a homestead bill. II any question had been
more fully discussed than another it was this. Five
times within tho last ten years the House had passed
bill similar 10 this, aud by twO-thirds votes when
ties nearly balanced every 0thor question. Bills
too, OF like character had passed the Senate. He
swered tho objection that the public lands should be
that they had already ceased to he so, owing to
the rebellion, as admitted In the report OF
the Commissioners OF the Public Lands. MIR. Grow
argued in avoro giving aomesteads TO actual settlers
pay the internal will DO increased, in addition
the other important benefits which certainly result
Spectators should no longer DO permitted to intervene
between the government and actual ters of tho soil.
Those who have ocked To tho standard Of the country
deserving OF more substantial reward than tears tor
the dead and thanks the living He earnestly appealed
TO the House pass the bill and thus the
public lands for homes 10 actual settlers who prospered
in life, that they be enabled develope higher,
bottsr and nober civilization
NO further proceedings had on tho above SUBJECT.
Mr. kNArr, (rcp) OF H., offered resolution rs fol-
lows
That entertaining deer sentiments of coincidence
with the President aud family their present alicon,
in the death Of his son, the House adjourn
Mr. Ecs'crE l.. CoNKIING, (rep OF n v, offered an
amendment, which adopted
That, in view OF the affecting event the Commissioner
of Public Buildings be requested to omit the illumination
Of the public buildings to morrow night
Tho resolution as thus amended passed.
Adjourned
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NEW YORK HERALD SATuRDAY. FEBRUARY 22 1867.

n,rn,. 's-W.rsoN --DD Thursday, january go by
IN, r. a.. smith, OF th. Duane street church, H. y,D L.
G,pn~ye ~ rookyn, 70 Miss MARGARET WATSON, OF
this city. c ,,d,... ,, ,o =,
b. ,de's paren,s. wtI,,a a. dssDrnsoS :. !osEruSE e.
Fi.uE, daughter of IL. n. yht1 ,all q this city
JA3unu-m Nm "a OK hia, on THURSDAY Feb
JAounu, of Jersey City TO E4Mss daughter Of James
Simpson, Esq, OF the former place.
PEcK-BonEs--On Thursday FebrsEA v 70, by the Rev.
Chnuncey d. Murray, A. c. PECK TO Mis- AAE, caughter
OF the late Captain John Bodies, all u this c>y.
STRATToN-pI SnLE-in Brooklyn on ThnrsA ay' teDru-
90, in tho First African Methodist Episcopal church
by the Rev James A. Johnson, Mr. H. POODLE Srn rroS
W Mrs JosEIHISE A. PgNDLE, all of the above place
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ss OF MS society FOR he possessed the most cheering
ihuence over my spirits He will call upon you and
give you many little particulars.
nave not heard from hIn since no left, from New
Yoik later than 3ist December last. hope you Mrs
toTcoran occasionally. wrote W her on the Tth ut
also TO Captain Kirker the day and on tho goth
Pedse present my love 10 Mrs. Bresin, Mr. and Mrs
MasIerson, your brothers and Mr.. Smith. wrote 10
Father Mooney. but have not received reply. Please
remember me to him in the kndest manner; also 20
Hare, Dalton, Butor and Captain =. Kelly,
-cre me your most obedeEt friend.
MICHAEL. C0RC0RSN,
Colonel Sixty ninth regiment n. T. 5. H.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfxes Caslled
and Information furnished by TAYLOR CO., Bankers l6
Wall street.
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Union Defence Committee, Of the CIti-
zens Of New YORK. New York, February ~, 1862
meeting of the citizens OF New York. Brooklyn and
vicinity held in this city Saturday, the 2d instant
OF tue Birthday &C Washington and to celebrate in
hitting manner the recent brilliant victories Of the Union
engaged In suplrcssing rebellion.
The meeting viii be held the Cooper Institute, al
O'Clock 4. NJ His Honor Mayor opdykc will preside.
salute of thirty guns viii be fred sunrise, at noon
and nt sunset.
Il Ia respectfully requested that the national flag be dis
played public buildings. the shipping In port, private
residences during tie day.
ceived the Fifth Avenue Hotel, from 10 l.. NJ.
Addresses distinguished speakers be
pe,ted that the ht alth OF Lieutenant
tcnera Scott permit him 10 lie present Other arrange
nents will DC announced hereafter. By order, -
HAMILTON FISH,
Chairman II Union Defence Committee.
WV D. EvARrs, re ;retaTy nj Union Defence Committee
g. DR. ,Prg, Chairman @; Committee os Arrangements.
A. NJ wEraoRr Secretary OF Committee Of Arrangements
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Union Defence Committec, OF thc

Prizes Cnshed I'm All Legalized Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
10 Wall street, up stairs
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RESTAURANTS.

WlIUMEs MUSrY ALE,r no. iss NASSAU STREET,
IL nc.r BteSiaan - In tuutceletf iumo "a a'sa,S
Musiy to-day, tde prupr .uf u9 q It- y !" w
puUc that nc ba provided lhe i1t Win sesa
sApply OF aun niuttOE
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LECTURES.
WINES AND LIQUORS.

A RMy AND NAvy-ro sUTLERs, GROcBRs. SHIP.
N pers hotels and liauor dealersi selling, cheap
for cash, flemings Golden Ale, IN bottle aud cask
Scotch Ale, DuDiin aud London Brown stout Depot 1863
Broadway FIERCE skEiiAN, Agent. t
nLD RYE wHrSKEy.-"ZEIuLER'S- CELEBRATED
" OF lSli iaV and ea2 Also lower grades Rye
aud Bourbon. for sale BY JOHN L. KELLOGG CO. "A
water street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Prcservative and
WrsThe IN the world, wholesale and RETAIL and the
d. privately applied at No. q Astor House
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

DIV h warranted TO cure the early stages Consmpon
Tyo bottles the obstinate couxh.
Al per bottle Principal onlce 50 Third avenue, between
Tw,tilh and Thirteenth streets
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

BatcIelor's Hair Dyc.-Thc Bcst In the
World Txrmess reliable aud instantaneous Sold and ap
Piled at BATCuELORS Wig factory, l6 Bond street
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
NEW ERA IN SUNDAY JOURNALISM.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY



will all the received In this city BY TELE
GRAPH O'Clock Sunday morning, together with
all the local aud general intelligence that hour besides
number Of original stories by the most popular romnnctsts
MERCURY will be the most comprehensive pub
ished the world combining fullest details Of every
passing event with unsurpassed Nerary excellenee.
NEW AND SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
with the telegraph companies will enable the publishers noe
only their readers with all the informaAce
mted the Associated Press also furnisA exclusive
prominent and exciting topics Il the day. The
WAR NEWS
will he the very latest that the wresthe In
multiplying power OF the
SUNDAY MERCURY LIGHTNING PRESS
enabling the editors 20 keep the TO later hour
than Is possible with any Of its conie mporsres.
From this time forward the SUNDAY MERCURY will Do
Of all competitors regards species oil In
coming under the head Of and superior
literary paper weekly published In the United staes
In the combination Of attractions offered 10 readers -
every class In the SUNDAY MERCURY, for four cents y
unatlainnble at any cost elsewhere
that of all the Sunday journals issued In New
York. aud would long have reahe much higher figure
could the demand have been supplied With the facilities
afforded their the publishers guarantee ~
ptib ~ dsapIpintment.
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ANpERsoS--wfT.-On Wednesday evening, February
49, by tho Rev D.. Price, janis W. ANDsssos, OF Pa.
dc'pha to MAgoS W da1ghter Of George WIZ, % Fast
Brooklyn.
Fhlsdoipais laauirsr please Copy
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Married.


cnrurr of Eighth avenue Twenty cightn street Pure
and rcuuinc drugs. medicines and periunery
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

Fay's spa nish Hair Gloss.--A hemiea1
Compound similar TO the natural oil of the air Sold by all
the druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-02-22


ID That whi.e other papers, weekly and daily lin IL
their scope and objects the SUNDAY MERCURY EN-
braces every department of the public giving the laess
ntenoe by telegraph from all quarters and all sub
Jecs the best original stories published In the country 70
geher with the amples details OF local news and greaes
wit than he other
paper the country. The SUNDAY MERCURY aims pre-.
in ali departments OF the newspaper press The
politician the Of and those who seek the latest
gcncc interest will find In this Gi aud
Combination all that they possbly DESIRE
enterprise energy industry the way
OF u yaluaDle Family Journal
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Colonel Sixty ninth regiment n. Y. S.
'gHIRTY-sEvENT CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
Stu Il Lt.
WASHINGTON, Feb. .21 1859.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21 1850.
Mr. CorLiMrR, (rop) OF Vt, presented the following:
That, entertaining the deepest sy mralhy and condo
ence with the President n his aiction it IL
solved that tho senate do now adjourn.
This was unanimously adopted.
dio1r oil
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

Beautiful Compiexion.--Lafrd's Liquid
Pearl or Bloom of YOUTH preserving aud beauty
cumpIe xion aud skin Sold AZ ali orrgaists
The New York herald., 1862-02-22

Photographic A1bums-t.rent varietyof
elegant asd Supplied 10 the trade by
DOWIINC GJ aud ca Nassau street
The New York herald., 1862-02-22
THE GREAT UNION VICTORIES.

The Capture Of the Rebel Fort Donelson, Tenn
Map Of the Scene Of the Brilliant Engage
meut-Ths Evacuation Of Clarksville-The
Union Troops Expected to Attack Nashville
Sterling Price Defeated and Driven Into
Arkansas Charleston and Savannah Threat
ened-Late and Important News from Eu-
rope, &c., &C., &c.
The WEEKLY HERALD for tho present week. ready this
morning at ten O'Clock. will contain interesting
Of the Attack on aud after fight Capture
Of Fort Doneson Tennessee with all its and NUM-
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