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n HE SWIFT STEAMER JAMES GUY Has
been Thoroughly repaired and
PsintSSG, iaSfS,!,on ana is % nST TInnI1E between S
10 cents. Round trips from Pa, avenue inoIudin,
omnlbuses thsre and back 90 c.nts.
m lw. ThOs. .SPAGKpOIR, Csp,.in
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
THE SKEDADDLERs.
Operations Of the Runaway Briga

Operations of the Runaway Brigade.
A. there steamers leaving yesterday the poles
md comparatively easy time of IL. There have been
srrcss Of any account reported but the vgsnt eyes Of
or guard always tine alert and person
egcarc them who has any intention OF stealing away
the country. Both in Brooklyn and New York this
eorra watchnlness IS kept up People TO be found
n hundreds pfcvous 70 the ls-ung OF Secretary stan
latest order in relation 20 .scdaddlers making all
tc preparations imaginable 10 verify the Scriptures and
"tskc up their led ard walk but the golden Visions
o. iho-c ncetfooted towards were doomed 70 bs dis.
spated, and tas- had the rather dissgreeable duty
81 again unraekirg ther hundred aud one articles
% household comforts And much the better. There
are some st be found Who laugh nj this injunction
pgt upcu their emigration rroCivite and imagine that
they ,an escape the county when they choose
risk the attempt But tusse people also mistaken
When drafting commences 1t would but he Just vista.
ton Of Providence that those should be tho first 20
co. and lea courage and love country the held of
battle II they cannot d. so at home The German.
FRENCH sgd prlsssn aud other foreign Cons aes
were well patronized yesterday. s1d passports ard
csims of protection from all Countries the globe but
that OF the United states we're eagerly demanded II
would be well 10 send these people into the very interior
II l ica let them seek protection from the goTas
cc that classic nsighbcrhood.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

Ind "advoncine on Petersburg" are thought 10 have
FALLEN back TO the banks OF James river.
On Wednesday number OF steamboats, proceeded up
5ailey's creek, three mites below City Point
aavgabls for several miles, with the design, u was
Thought or landing troops but Intelligence Of such
Polarization has yet reached us.
Our piokets Thursday ventured TO Coxs MIL, point
within short distance Of the river without sncounerpg
tAe enemy.
We think i very clear that object ef the enemy s
descent upon the south side purge this neighbor
hood OF rebel batteries Having satisfied himself that
.ehese troublesome customers have withdrawn beyond
reach he has fortified tbs points opposite his
3campmen as wh he thinks, prevent their return, and Is
now addressing himself the serious business Of taking
Richmond, or Of taking himself out Of the river.
The Yankee gunboa repor ted aground of the mouth
|of tho Appomattax was Wednesday evening, Cotton
aoat by the assistance Of four steam tugs. The Gaona
was At last accounts, anchored OF the farm Of Mrs.
mary G. wray, in position commanding the channel.
Her particular mission IL thought TO be TO watch the ad
vent OF tho Merrmacs which the Yankee government
have learned through yeracious refugee "Brsh sub
jscts" being clad at the "Tredegar Works
|ucross tho river"
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
Miscclla n cOus Southern News.
YANKEE PRISONERS AND STATE LAWS.
iFrom the Richmond Wing, August OF

VI
The Savannah News commeIds the Course Of Governor
fletcher cang upon the Secretary OF War to deliver
go the State authorities, to be dealt with by them oil
Yankee capves who have been engaged in violating the
statutes Of Virginia 1t says-'swe sincerely hopa thai
Governor Letcher's example will be followed by the
governors OF all the Confederate States There Is no
why laws for The protection OF tho lives and
property Of our citizens should be sbrosstcd because
the Northern government is saGesvorng to legali2s
&heft murder robbery, and nsufrection, by Ie
sorting to such barbarcrs IN their rg.ra
as; would II be consistent with Sie rights per-
ait government TO Place thieves and nsugcc o
.sts taken sho the ootrg OF prisoners o: war
she power granted by the States the Confederate
government for The defence oss authorize
secury. Nor does the cartel recently agreed
upon between the United States and government
stand in Tie wsy Of o compliance With Gov. Letcher
application for the surrender Of crminais Il
contemplated by the signers of thu, instrument that
should shield elors-it simply for exchange q
prisoners OF negro thief meter OF nsu-rec.
sion is feon under statute laws and whether the
crime committed before after his capture .
prisoner OF war he amsnabo - "hs law such case
!uade and provided" and should be given up trial
aud punishment We hope the question win DO pressed
upon the government aud that Confederate miltay
authorities will be Instructed 10 ali white men
against whom there good ground or suspecting tia.
they have been engaged In violating the laws Of
che States which they captured TO the c:vi au-
khorles OF those State,.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Battle at Cedar Mountai in-Thc Move
ments or the Union ArmicS-Nevs from
the Southern COast-The Latest from
RcbeldOm-The Burning or the Golden
Cato, &C., Gkc.
Ihe Cunard mail steamship Australassn Captain Cook,
will leave this port to-day for Liverpool
Tho European mails will close 10 this city at eight
O'Clock this morning
The NEW YosK HEnALD-Edition for Europs-win be
published at O'Clock this morning. and will
tain full Of the Great Battle Ce dar Mountain
between portion Of General Popes Army and tho Rebels
under Souewa Jackson and Ewcll The Latest News from
General McclelIan's Army Movements Of the Union
Forces in the Southwest; Destruction Of the Ram
Arkansas; Important News from Hilton Head Late and
Interesting Nows from Nev Orleans and the Gulf; The
Latest from the Rebel States Particulars OF the Burning
Of tho Pacific Mall Steamship Golden Gate aud loss Of two
hundred lives and all other events Of the week Of
interesting character.
Single copes in wrappers ready for mailing, six ens.
Sampson low, Son 4 Co., Al Ludgate Hill, London
England viii receive subsc and advert FOR
the NEW YORK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13


TURN rRox ENGLAND TO RESUME MS DuTrKs.
Yesterday, well Monday and sunday LAST. tie
excicmon, which had been caused q, the Office Of Nr
Archibald, the British Consu was continued without
much MISSION ard tho anxiety OF the hurdrcds an
ssmbled 10 ootsin passports very pressing.
Monday and yesterday ihe Office scarcely allowed
10 be opened Until, llcd TO suooston and not less
than 200 500 pcrsoas present Yesterday
mornrg Mr. Archibald Brish Consul.inChiei arrived In
c cunard aii steamship Scotia from England and be.
ing informed OF the position Of Affairs for the two previous
days lost time in getting mp 70 bis Office On seeing
how matters stood the Consul requested some mem
bcrs Of the New Ysk police force should be to te
cnnsuls,c rooms, which nt once complied with.
Although the Vice Consul Mr. Edwards and the clerks
arc dong their business fairly possible within the
bounds Of thor power yet the presence Of the members
OF the police has bad FOOD effect. Inside the two
days thors could not have been less than from
twelve hundred attended az The office These are charged
81 each but where the parties who state their inability
great Aumbor OF these who are seeking passports 10
evadc being drafted and not understanding the
became necessary for Mr. Archibald issue the foew
ing orders which we're posted on oosh the outside and
inside DOORS
British subjects who have never been naturarcd abread,
| Es S lay s y gr2S s o s s r ns s
them exempt from military service No ocd0cas Of any
kind from me Consul is required BY law.
Yesterday she granting Of passports was carried
moro rapidly, better order and regularity seemed to
prevail On making the necessary inquiries as to whore
drafting intend to proceed We we're told that tie greater
portiou far weSo destined for ireland and Germany
many were going TO California; and goody number 70
the Csnadas. c this az may there can be no doubt
Whatever, but they will make location somewhere bc.
fere they s TO take In defence Of the North
era 'ss SSs snS Ss long .,sa ,Sc
having gone fss u .Ssns an Independence fcs 20.
lure ai,
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
Arrivals and Departures.

LrysRyoof--stsamshp scoi,--A Gaess, Mr.. Chan ber.
sn Mia e.on "a ssass M MT spd nd Mr. ResniS rs AM
e. Miss ie5y ar rrentlce, Mrs Grund Mrs hamfi Arch
sP DsGs sRf IL .ss Nh " d e Nj :y 5 4 "a iss
. s " NJ Mon sasS s.G:5 r acs NJ Ds NJ s NJ. y ass s
So SSS9 sSse % Ess seI rev wos & Mr. sS M. s.
ysxwe,, Ms rasker, VIM D9aelis, W Ecesson, rhss
& sss ' NJ astsT ny " os.s S. Nj s% sufaS & ke
hdwasd dn sr Nr and nd Ms Booss MIS- Dsho1 IN Misses
mpe NJ ana sssT Sr@Ss M M se cs. s AM ~ ana
wrs Person Ny and Mrs Dodge, infant ana nnrss; Mrsad
y: gs;%sr IS gSs sissI.if as = c'sSiss, ss,s Log
a:e ornS Mr w%eriins Mr SON, s Mr. SDsrro
Sr and Mr. Archibald sr Knasford. Mr. and Mrs Thaon
s Spring H. " s Sa M " anS nsSrp h
NV Mr Md srSsr m5 srsnnrr IT, ArnsT Mr. Henry Dr E
r oS as s sr s. Msss eS M s, y, M and Mr
rs wSo S ssesh.n ar Ro cs
fnf ;ssS.1 .igi Is sns Svs. ss
s cf s s s.y Nam sa M,
c ~ Snsa sSsn n 'sS To M s Ans Eson
snd @ 1,,., ,r Gassy Judge Hilton ~ Mr. sns Mrs noPssE
ssIs s. psSis; Emily %si$ss as NJ sfaua. M
:isSand sgsyss As Sssd ssa ,ssi%isa SGs.
Ja.s mach SeS1 thornton saa 500 " S.arsS ~
~r e II saasd M rssP rSSsPs aHs ssS SRG wS
s!t Msrsn suSa,Sk; ( ;es, hr iiar , wsihey 4 b
eh Mrs seirScs, Mrs tars Issarc. 1rs L Hii. Mr,
syss ns re ess o @ % I civ
N & Gs ss, Ms n xS II THs. H.. s
E sa a... rss s S;sss asa sSSss as.
5!es. MN s:ns: r. SSs NJ Fsi as m m u
kaa - IL tsA s:ssyes.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
Prisoners from Malvern Hili.

y,
Thirty YaDi.co prisoners yesterday received Al
the Libby prison from Malvern lIl which VIC learn, Il
again in or possession having been relaken in sir
mish Thursday resulting in the capture Of the sbovs
prisoners, and the LOGS cfa few our side taken
prisoners
No officers among the Yankees taken by army
on Thursday, which Is fact too significant TO escape
mark. I taken, they have concealed their rank by the
substitution Of privates clothing. which Is easy enough
among 80 many aud thus the much yauntOd lea alors
falls 10 The ground II such Is the fact that lhsre arc
officers among them in dguise, the utter absurdity Of the
retaatory order OF the President plainly revealed
Go need an. comment.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
THE BATTLE AT CEDAR MOUNTAIN.

The Recent Fight near Cuipcpper Court
House, va.-News From the Army or
the POtomHc-The Guerilla War i'm thc
SOuthSvest-Is Mcclellan a General.-
Archbishop Hughes i'm Ireland-The
Latest Foreign News, &c.. Sc.
Highly interesting and graphic accounts Of the severely
contested Battle at Cedar Mountain Va Saturday last
between the forces Of General Pope and stonewa Jack
will be given IL tine FAMILY HERALD, ready this (Wed
pesdsy) morning II win also give the latest News from
the Army 0: General Mcclellan the james river: The
latest dispatches in regard 10 the movements and
'sscdaddling of The rebs! Guerilas in the Southwest
statements of Refugees trc,s Ecfmcrd Interesting re-
os the Actions and Nc, of General Mcclellan
.cm the tine he was assigned 10 command IN Western
Virginia 10 the present time The patriotic and eloquent
Speeches OF tho Reverend Archbishop Hughes during
his recent visit 10 Ireland Obituary Notice Il the late
sir Allan NacNsb cf Cnnads Tie latest News from
Europe and reports % all Interesting important events
cf the past week.
Ttrms--Two nosrs Ier year Single cofss foar cents
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
Ehe Capture Of Baton Rouge by the
Rebels.

cAIso, Ar-us. l.. 1852.
Rebe; authority reports thIt Breclnridgo attacked
Eaton Rouge on Tuesday morning ast lie at first
'spuscd with heavy los. General Clarke. OF Mlssis
ana Colonel Thomas Hunt, OF Kentucky, were killed.
The ropuse is lad to tho Arkansas, which failed
time. On the afternoon of tue same day Bse.
nrdgc said to have eegrarhed tie Grenada ppeai
chat tho Arkansas had arrived and destroyed o. our
6unboa,s and driven of our fco; end that lie bad ca
sured the entire onion forces q that place
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
Accommodating Expedition OF the Ram
Arkansas.

IAif1, August u, ItG2.
The Memphis Bris cr the 10th las the following
On Wednesday, the 9Th inst. the rebel Arsantas
came rcconnoit.ring expedition up tho river far
Islauds 81 and os, within fiy miles Of Helena. few
days The Louisville, accompanied by the transports
White Cloud and lssn started with the Third Wisconsin
regiment from Hscna, to go up White river The Ioaisy lie
raa aground and tho expedition abandoned because
tho insuciency Of water AID returned to Helena ust
in time TO miss the Arkansas Had been few bogrs
later a con.sio must have taken place.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

PIlIADsIrHlA, August IL, 1862.
The s. II. Spaudins arrived here this morning with
three hundred sick and wounded from Harrisons j
Landing.
Captain Henry Benson or the New Jersey Fourth ar.
tillery. died on board the boat
The following sraong the sick and wounded soldiers
by tho steamer S. X. Spaulding.-
CIV Byrreli, 4th Vermont Daniel l.. Boycs 4th do
Samuel A. Atwood, 4th do; Charles Wills, 4th do; H. G.
George, Brass artillery; Chauncey Iainphers Bsrdan
sharpshooers; John Wills do Corporal r. Souper DO
sylvanus l.. Bsittmore, do; 3. j. Holbrook, do !;
Norvhl Potter, no., George A. Watkins, do ;
SatnueJ. Williams DO. Benjamin +. Warner, do, Theo
wilson, do CORPORAL Daniel Perry, do Thomas Connors
do; Harrison Long, do Henry g. Smith ,44th New York
Sergeant Orlando Ieonara, 4th Vermont WIN. E. Boss,
4th do W. Ii. f. Marsh, 4th do. W. r. Williams 4h do
James ladd 4th do Martin Rickard, sh do Orville de
CObugb 4tn do jacob Dods 4th do. Henry Morgan 4th
do. r a. Resd, Sd Massachusetts, 3. L. Lugrin, do Geo.
Fisher, Bsrdan's Sharrshooters; j. r. May, 5h Massa
chusotts h. Is. Washburn, I'd do Corporal Joha Evans
4th Vermont; Edrdgs g. Gibson, do. James Ii. Lewis
Berdan's Shareholders; Richard d. Cauass, I'd
Michigan; Ncwown K. Johnston, 4lh Vermont
VIM. S. Wecden Rerdan Sharpshoocrs; Charles l.. Nor
ton, do. Leonard Johnston, do. Corporal Abraham
Salisbury, do; Corporal Samuel Iusted, do Corporal
John Johnston, do Sergeant W. H. II. McCaliser, 4th
Vermont CORPORAL z. s. Naylsr, do Corporal W. H. 4.
Braner, do Corporal g. G. Spauldng, do Corporal n.
X. spaulding do Corporal j. b. Little, do Sergeant
James Houghson, do; Norman Wright, do; Geo. Brown,
sd Massachusetts,.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

Died.

ENNbN- ~VH fU'susyt AuRust fbi i'hNH' NJ r 70" "
Henry and Annie " cker aged years.
Tns relatives aud rriends o the family are respectfully
invited TO aicvd the funeral, from the residence OF HIS
noon, at two O'Clock
BRonrHex.-1On Sunday last. August 10, II No, Tia
Canal street, TGOsAs BsobspoS aged ~ years, a6svc
gf Ireland, parish of Ratht %, miCx.
f,'s remains will he taken TO Galway CsnS,sry, and
luisadg ne reQvssssa 10 Gtcnd
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

From the Richmond Examiner, August
he train last evening brought to this city Ave hundred
aud fifteen or the Yankee prisoners hold at Lynchburg,
rho included in tho exchange agreed upon between
Che United States and the Confederate governments.
They taken to Bello Island from whence they will
be sent forward in day two.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

Secesh.-Cartured Oft Tortugas,
splendid suri4-. Served BY BAyAlD. u Park row.
sCOTr A BRITTAN.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
Board OF styN 'efvisofs'

This EOard met yestsrdly aF,err> w.
Tho resolution passed In tire Crs,a>> COUNCIL recon-
monding tho oard % concr With tho G"ernor Of the
state In Offering $50 bounty 10 yenesrs iP. endent OF
the action of the Legs sure referred 70 oo Com
mittee AnpNai Taxes.
supervisor Pc RsY complained that ne heard ti<l par
ties or accession rooiYitiss cmpoym snt OF
the Board He therefore onerod the following lu
ton
Resolved Tint all persons receiving compensation
from the County Treasury refuse 70 take oath
OF allegiance he discharged. Adopted.
On motion OF Supervisor PuRDr the County fgork was
directed TO have iist OF all n the county liable
military service published IN tho Transcript. and that
notice that the list Is 80 published he given all the
daily and weekly papers in the city, with q view or
preventing towards from Sinking thor liability 10 Mill
tary service. After somo discussion the motion WAS
adopted
The Board adjourned t!u the frst Tuesday IN sep
tenber
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
Vessels Run the Rlocy.aIe.

teiegrapbc despatch 20 the Richmond Escmi,,ey
dated Mobile, Sth, states
lfoInE. August 8, 1862
schooner from Havana ran the blockade yesterday
morning Her cargo consiss Of powder lead oaps salt
coroo cavalry sabTes and soap.
The same paper says:-A very rapid steamer, VOL
loaded with many desirable articles arrived safely at
ouhera port Wednesday, august Gj. The vigilance o.
Che blockading squadron ended without tro blo
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

CoRRxcuos.--ws requested to state that John
Masnsr, who fatally stabbed in Cherry street few
days ago. not intoxicated at the SINE also that he
was not sailor as represented, but porter in
NayloI's bonded ehuuse.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

Trusacs.--Mnrsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vcssy st. opposite the church No connection
Nj any oAer uf fenias attendant
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

pxiAwaas. Ex1EA CLIss 32I-Au.ua II, 1856.
80. "A, q, ~, AZ, 80. Il. 81, 70. IS. "a, Sc.
DHLAwAsx. CLAss 30l-Aagast II, ict2
o. ., 81. n, IL, 81, so, 10, Al, -, As, sc.
John A. MORRIS 4 CO.
Wilmington. lie AyAs
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

12 Cartes de Visite for One Dollar
Cheaper than any, and as good as The tess -.
rERCIvAL 10 Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

,, ,, h.u :. the frat ho3 DO not wait for drastinr
- nd - 4 on IL der o. your goag. bnt 70 A.ly 70
aav or \, ,oreov, -, aasain Joha Cyer Ole arsenal
sixty ,Gfth street and ~ avenue, ocntraiP Park
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

Coura ud's TpCut,rc Subtle Uproots Hair
from low foreheads upper lips part Of hs body
warranted <63 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
The Metropolitan Guasd--Adattfona
uOunty.

In addition 10 the regular uni.ed states aad state
bounties, fifteen dollars VIII os gwen 10 few good nen
who man be desrous Of ens1uy IN shs company to be
asp ned to tho fsst regasn' Nsvopol,aa Guard, nov
Sang io.msd e. inf oepyl PARK Nov u the ums 10
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

Eight Cartes de Visite for S1-Equal to
10 test made. BALClS 25 GTeenv ch ST., cor. Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

Commodore MUTT, sre drawing crowded houses o. Bar
NUNS Museum. Grand family holiday there Today, with
performances by the Dwarf, al u A. NJ and ~ the Dna
aud Farce Cen laBy at ) ana IA y. VI.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
oneiai Drawings or Marray, E.isy

CO. q Kentudky and Missouri Stats Lotteries
KH.rUCKr EXTRA CLASS 5sY-Agguss II, ls6.
So, l3, 3, ~. 90, 2. l6, 90, 12, ). ., ~.
krNTycEy. CLASS 5s0-August L. 1862.
IL, -, b7 &C, 20, 43, Ii. "a, IS, y, is, II.
cHsrsrs ssut free er cusrse y Adj ressing ther
McRRAY. EDDY CO.
Covn.ton, ky, or ST. Lous. No
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
reported Preparations for the Eyacwa.
ton OF NIcmnl,is.

special despatch to the paper. dated Mobile,
August 8, sta.esA special despatch The 7i0e states
that persons from Memphis say that twenty transports
from below and forty from above have arrived there 1t
Is beloved that the city is to be and most of
che troops there other points leaving mere gqr.
rlson behind
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

Prizes Csshed I'm All J.egsliyed Lotfe-
r,s. Information liven. JOSEPH BATES, Brokeg
IL Wal street, L, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

/. COMFORT nnd Cure for the Rupturcd.--
ssut rec auy seiced with rupture or hernla Ad
drssa boz 1Ss New York Post once
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

Batcaeior's Hair Dye--tbe Best I'm the
world herisss and reliable Sold by drug
iss aud perueg everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

BesutSfel CompIexioa.-Laird's bloom
OF Youth Liqnid Pearl has equal for preseyirs aud
the complexion skin Ladies' after using
THIS delightful srEis will have other All druggists aud
a5r BioaCway.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
Volunteers VIII be Received Until the
Eirsu OF september.

From the Albany Journal, August IL
Tie War department., IN snswsr 10 an inquiry from
the Govcrnor, toegraphs that "The Department Will
receive vour ieers for old regiments until the draft Is
made
The draft be made before the lst OF Septen
her tie preliminary wort-the new suroimsns, tho
decision upon applications or exemption, Ae.wii oecc
py at least twenty days
We are therefore authorized 10 ssy unoficiay, that
voluntesre by companies, win be received for old regi
ments, until the irst day Of September. The order 10
tbs effect win probably be issued tomorrow.
The communication from the War Department, smbody.
ing this permission ssyss'It 10 designed " receive
volunteers to m up the old regiments and any eacees
after they filled viii be credited ~ the State
much tho draft and enough volunteer 10 ill up The
CID regiments. that might, perhaps dispense with The
draft
10 nll mp the old regiments 10 thar full maXlnun
number win require At leas lty -four Thousand. II ihls
number should volunteer In the State before the drs
made there would bc draft. Ir onlistments should
continue thirty days toy b,vo for the last taa
could be done. But II can be dons. ID many localities,
tho twenty days which will inter sene before the draft
"made.u Ir II Is those Localities III escape the draft.
Under this arrangements our ycuns mon will he atlmulat
cd 10 prosecrts the work OF recruiting Any three
who raise company can sacure commissions te
oiiccrs they competent for ths Positions hey
sumo And those localities whioa desire " escape the
odium Of draft have oniy TO voluntarily Gi up thor
quota Of the 600 600 called tor before the " Sep
tembsr, 10 accomplish what they dcsro
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

Doctor Uunfcs's Discovery Cures the
yerg Jrs for of Scrofnn obstinate Eruption Of the Satin
aud uicsrs No Dvsion street. Eaw YORK CITY since
isyt
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

Prof. Il. NiIlcr's Hair Dye, 5Oc., Black
aud Brown. Try It. Sold by druggists Depot, 10 Dey 81.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

OF Youth or Liquid Pearl equal for preserving and
yig the complexion and ssn Ladies' after using
ths delightful article will have other All druggists, and
4S4 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

WAsHIkUfU8 august II, lsbZ.
ISIRREsriSa CORRESPONDENCE RELATIVE To CAP
qUkED SLAVES.
The following correspondence Will be found interest
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
Beautiful Compicxion.--Lnird III,

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservnttv'
nd wig depot wholesale and retail, No. Astor House
The Dye 10 applied by experienced artists.