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C4nGTA131AtoFy DISPATCHES Of Se-:o@
tAry stanton 1nd Gen. Mcclellan.

sT. LOUIS, Feb: 10. Tic following ta.ez1.a,
has been received at headquarters:
WAsH1Hercs, Februe.r g. !:
TO Majot- General Ha11cck:- = ::
"Your energy and ability receive the strong
est commendation Of this Depaztmeut- You
have my perfect confidence, and yor may
Mgs.
The pressure Of my engagements ,1las pre-
vented ne from writing, but will do so fally
IN day or two. lSignedJ
"EDw1N II. STANTON.
Secretary Of War"
Also the following:
Ito MaJor General Hal1eck:
tThank General Grant, Flag Officer Foo:e,
and their commands, for me.
"GEoRGE B. MCCLELLAN.
"Commander-inEhieg''
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TIE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-


The Vice-President presented acommunica-
ton from meeting Of citizens Of North Car
DINA, held at Hatferas January 10th, 1852, in
regard 10 the rejection of Mr. Foster, Repre-
sentative, and still insisting on his right to be
Representative Of tie loyal citizeu= Of North
Carolina.
Mr. DAVIS Of Ky, presented & petition
from citizens Of Maine askin:: Congress to
drop the negro question and attend to tie
business OF the country: to sustain the Pscsl-
Constitution of the United States.
Mr. RICE Of MINI. offered resolution
that the Committee on Military af1:irs be re-
quested to inquire into the ezpediency of re-
commencing an appropriation to complete
the military road from Point Douglas, MINI,
10 Superior City, Wis. Adopted
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The report Of Saturdays proceedings Of
liz Convention 1T Springfield will he read
with interest Another proposed act Of
1:>s!rpa1i,n is mentioned. Hacker, Prcsi-
T.. IT If tl!c 7'oGy, offered IN ordinance, to
take effect without ratification by the pco-
1.l", guaranteeing s:are,y in Secessia- It is
c!.:kel under another lame, but that is the
1,Lor ami elect Of it.
Whether the proposed slavery ry-prescrying
t:i,ii,:a;tc is proper or improper, is not ma
1rri;,l to the question. This Convention
las 10 authority to mcddle with amend
nl:nts to the Constitution Of the United
St,tcs. the Convention is not Legisla-
t:;re-;s NOT a law-making boay-but merely
:; eonmittf@ appointed By the people to draft
ll"i'tsca amendments to the organic law
N:.l,L ;.:c operative and void Until the
l%si'le have given them vitality and bind
i1= eject l:r rat1fying and adopting them
T.: Greet vote at the ballot box. Without
Il is popular sanction they are not worth
Tia. ink consumed in writing them. And
:,n. attempt TO make them so, is treason
ra"i"<ft tat Sovereignty Of TIC people
Tic Constitution Of the United States,
Which is the supreme law Of the land, cx-
i'rcssy says that amendments can be rati-
35ed only ',y legislatures Of the States, OF by
conventions Of the States, as one or The
c::!t! mode IF ratification may be proposed
1y Congress.
Tic present Convention was not called
l;y C"n:rtss 1t'r that or any other purpose
TAt. proposed ratification, therefore, is il
violation of the Constitution OF the Nation
:a'.G Of the State, and is null and void. BuI
il is t.leZstcp in the process Of the mon
st1't1= usa'pation contemplated by the Sc
t1>sisrists in 1hc Convention
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FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 9.-Dispatches,
through rebel sources, state that the fight is
still progressing at Roanoke Island, and some
Of the rebel sunboats had been sunk.
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ACCIDENT EroS THE GALESA & CHICAGO
lS1oS 4. R--The train upon the Galena aud
Chicago Union Railroad which Left Ga1ena on
Friday evening ran off the track about two
miles and half above that city. Two cars Of
hogs, Like their ecr5pturh predecessors, ran
down steep bank into the river. The train
WIS drawn by two locomotives, both Of which,
besides three freight cars were thrown from
the track. One engineer and one fireman
were slight injured
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Second Stone blockade of Charleston,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The Navy Depart
ment has received dispatch from Commodore
Dupont, Oh The disposition ofthe second stone
fleet. It was sunk on the 26th ult., and is well
lie % %rattlesnake shpal Tie only remaining
channels are Swast1 and Motifs, the latter be
ing the one which the rebel steamer Isabel en-
tered.
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Martial Law I'm Kansas and New
MeI1e0-Alxrmtng Condition Of AT.
fHtr1.

LEAyESwoRTn, Feb l0.-By General Order
No. II, Gen. Hunter declares. martial law
throughout the State Of Kansas, and declares
the % crime Of aShaMkng shon be put down
Joseph Haynes, Secretary Of Sex Mexico,
eleven and q half days from Santa Fe, brings
important dispatches to Gen. Hunter, and in
formation regarding affairs in that territory.
The rebel Brigatlier General: B. a. Sibley vas
within 80 miles Of Fort Craig, with :, 5W Tex
ans, with artillery, and bad issued buncombe
proclamation Col. Canay has taken active
measures to oppose him, aal felt able TO make
| successful Resistance. It Was reported
that considerable force Of Texans were ad-
vancing up the Rio Pecos to attack Fort
| Union. An express had been sent to Denver
| CITY for reiDf0rcemcnts, and the Colorado
| troops would probably march Immediately
| Martial law had been proclaimed in the Terri
tory, and all able bodied men drafted to serve
| in the militia AL the mules, horses and am
| munition in the Territory have been seized 70
the use OF the Government. The Indians il
the Territory are reported troublesome.
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GEN. STONE ARRESTED FOB
'TR T. Ef&N

%A@AA%3~AN%
Gen. Stone, the slave-catchcr, has been
l'r; ken III his command and sent to Fort
Lafayette under arrest He is charged with
holding reasonable correspondence with
zlc Tcluls.
lAs loEg ago us the latter part of Dcecm-
7,cr NC received printed letter from we'll
1n{rrmed gentleman in Washington, stating
IN substance that testimony had
1}cen elected ny the Senate Commit
ice on tic Conduct Of the War-B. T. Wade,
Ih;,irman-impicating Gen Stone in trca-
sonatlc doings. The writer placed US
uat'er injunctions Of secrecy until the mat
ier l'ecame public by his arrest, which
would take place rs soon as the Committee
hud obtained some other links to complete
The Chain Of proof Of Lis guilt.
Tic letter stated that Stone had given
l:assts to certain per SONS to 60 through his
lines IL the rebcl camp and return; that
There was wooded island in the river in
front or in the vicinity of his quarters,
which WIS q place Of meeting between
c1lisarics from the rebel lines and persons
Is1n his lines; and that In addition to let
tc1s and papers being conveyed to tic
enemy, i: wac believed that Quinine, gun
tars aud other articles highly important to
t1.r traitors, were taken to the island and
n4:srd into the hands Of the enemy.
lila; Stone was constantly compelling
liz -ul1icts to catch aud return loyal s1aycs
!" lie ,s>ior:=ts, was sllamcfully notori-
s'a>. To such :. degree did he carry On
:his infamous business, that Gov. Andrew
<f Massachusetts, appealed to the Secretary
If War 10 have stop nut to it so far rs
Fla=s:.; 1,us.&,s soldiers were concerned.
Senator Sumner introduced resolution in
1lle Senate On the subject, and it will be re-
COLLECTED that Stone wrote him scurnlous
letter about it. But the measure Of the I'll.
l@in's iriqui:y is now full, and lie is in
t;sr-eratcG among pa77icides in = fortress
Gen. Charles r. Stone, it gricves US to
sly, is native Of the noble and patriotic
Etate Of Massachusetts. Heisa West Point,
rr, bitten by the ratt1c-snake Of slavery,
which corrupted lis blood and DESTROYED
Lis loyalty to his Government. He was
born in Greenfield, Mass, where lis moth,
or and sisters sill reside. He entered
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FcR PAprcAH.-Froma private dispatch re-
cciyed in this city, We learn that the Fifty
seventh regiment, Colonel Baldwin, which LETT
Chicago on Saturday, vent direct to Paducah,
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As the readers Of the TRIBUNE have not
many Of them seen one Of the iron plated gun
boats, the following diagram will convey an
idea Of the internal arrangements;
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The Senate to-day canhrmed Halleck as
Major GeH.eral Of the q. s. army; Ethan a
HitchcQe.'k as Major General Of volunteers;
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OFFICE coEyxR on 1B1RD AED oLIEK sH sr LOUIS E,-
fromps attention given the procuring Of Pensions.
Back Pr and Bouufiep and the COZ ec6n and Pssse.
rstion cf Claims arising ont Of tf war fe. to the
| Hon EnwAED RA11a, A:neJ asr.l. Washington. D. G.
EDWARD Z. BATKs. Khos ctA8A-
/ fhJ1EHA1ln
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Herald Correspondent Arrested as
aSpy.
pAnucAH SMITH TURNS OVER HIS
COMMAND,
NEW MILITARY APPOINTMENTS,
Gen. E. 4. Hitchcock to Command
at Cairo.
LANE AED SIGEL TO BE MAJOR
GENERALS.
BATTLE At ROANOKE ISLAND.

4 Second Stone Blockade ut
Charleston.
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INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.

Comments on Probable Intervention.
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The Sumter in Genoese Waters.
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CUTTERS GOODS AT WHOLE
ceiyed No 70 Ra2<. .5iph szeet Up ssa5,Ss s.,s @
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BRAETroRD, c. VI, February 10, 18633>-The
car shops Of the Buha1o & Lake Huron rail
way were burned yesterday. Loss go, 600
Covered By insurance.
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the cncampment, over the boats Ia advance
They proceeded in the following order:
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Nrn ADVERTISEMENTS.

c. II SCR1VE:y, Adexttixing Agtnt, 63 Dar-
born st., is authorized to ge.rire isemoRts FOR
!;s and III hc L:,:.l;tg Ptpsrs Of tie Liortd,css{.
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crush oct the rebellion tore tho constitution II our
fathers and sustain the best formed by
man lilo he'd that the retu this undisputed
and uncontradicted and therefore primo f1cte evil
dence of his election. He bore under an original
election, under new regime. and not only under new
government. but under Governor OF Virginia. He
did not come 70 fli vacancy. His pre- iecessor Mr.
Garnet was In the rebo Congress whore he Mr sega)
would not be for all the gold OF Caiforna or sll tho
honors that could be heaped on
Messrs. NoEIL, (opp) Of No. and Dlvax, (rep) Of N
T., spoke In favor OF Mr. Segars claim 80 the seat Tho
latter said that the only question with him was ls Mr.
Segar oysl man. and whether the loyal people Of his
district desire him to represent them hsrs or these
facts he (Mr. Diven) satisfied
Further consideration Of the subject postponed Till
Tomorrow.
PURCHASE COTTON AND
The House ooncurred tho Senae's amendment 70 the
bill providing for the purchase Of cotton seed % thas
81 900 could also be expended for tobacco seed
Adjourned
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THIRTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS.
rIRsr SESSION.
SEN ate.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1859.
rHs NV. sosIsp or NORTH CAROLINA, TO ss,r
IN coSaRR~.
The vrr PRESIDENT presented communication from the
President, snclosing a communication from meeting of
ctzsns OF North Carolina held at Hs,erss jan TO- 1897
IN regard TO the rejection OF Mr. Foster as their repre-.
sentative aud stu insisting on his right to be the repre-
sentative OF 'he loyal citizens Of North Carolina.
rHs NATIONAL TAX ~ Sxw voRx
Mr. Kmo, trep) OF N. ", presented resolutions from
the Legislature Of Nav York in regard to taxation "A
provides that each state be allowed 10 assess and co.
its portion Of all natiesal taxes
TIE NATIONAL rwAycrs
Mr.. Kre also presented rSfoutisn from the Chamber
Of Commerce or New York relative to the finances Of ,bs
country.
Mv w,Nq alec presented pstitisu from merchants. IN
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hsr son Charles r. Wsrng. Mrs SUSAN wARISe rsliol a
1unls wsrng, Of River Side, Ulster county a. r.. IN
che Tlst year of her age
7hs funeral viii tsks place Thursday aftsrnooa, At
three O'clock at River Side, Ulster county n T. Her
relayes in this city requested 70 meet 81 No S14
Greenwch street Thursday morning al seven O'Clock
wAAxR-ln Brooklyn, on Sunday morning. February
" at the residence Of her inaw Alfred Petremant
Robert wskcr OF Lancashire England aged n years ana
l2 days.
The funeral will take place from st. Andrew church,
corner OF erkmor street and New York avenue, this
lfuesdsy) afternoon At two o'clock The friends OF tbs
family are respectfully invited 70 attend The romans
will be Inferred in the Evergreens Cemetery.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho splendid Naval Victory in Tennessee-Cap-
ture Of Fort Henry-Msp Of the Position
The Progress Of the War-IntsrsstiHg from
the South-The Latest News from Europe, 60.
Tho mail steamship Northern Light. Captain TinkIs
paagh, will leave this port today for Aspnwa
The malls for Central America aud the South Pacific
will close at halfpast ten O'Clock this morning
The NEw YoRK HsRALD--Edition for the Pacinc-wiI
be published at eight O'Clock thus morning Il will
contain an interesting account Of the Splendid Naval
Victory in Tennessee and the Seizure Of the Railroad
Bridge connecting Columbus with Bowling Groen illus
traied with Map. showing the important Strategic Posi-
tion Of Fort Henry Additional Particulars OF the Recent
Fight at Mill Spring. The Latest News from the Camps
the Potomac, and from the Seat OF War in Missouri,
Western Virginia, &C. Interesting News from the South
An Account OF the Grand Presidential Party at Washing
tom The Latest Nows from Europe, and a variety OF
other interesting and useful reading.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready Cor mailing six csnts
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solatio. Of the Flag OF Truce.

interest has been awakened Of late in RI.
gard 10 the subject matter Of the Gag OF truce
sent BY Gen. Johnston the commander OF the rebel srmy
to Gen McClsan From the fact that number or con
sulatons held with The different heads or govern.
ment supposed that the matter be treated OF
was that vitality affected the question OF the var
Although no official announcement has been made we
may state TO quiet the apprshsnsous Of the public that
the question involved that In NO manner relates
either the recognition the Southern or
continuance Of the The importance u The point
be treated of wholly dependent upon the an
swer returned. An has already penned Ia the
despatch and The above probably mach 40 the pub.
lie will he allowed 10 learn OF the affair.
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CoSxiN-DEsNIs.-Un Monday February 10, by the
Rev Samuel H. Smith, JAMES H. CoSKIK to Miss SUSAN
DENNIS, all Of this city
HALEr-GREcG.-On Thursday. February 6, by the Rev.
Dr. Price, at tho residence OF the BRIDE Dr. s. w. HAIxV
70 Mss ANN GREGG, all Of this city
JESKEs-FOiGsR South Brooklyn, on Monday, Feb
rusry 10, by Rev Mr.. Van Dyck, Mr. RORRRr IT, jxNKiss
to Miss MARY adopted daughter OF Dr. Rob, b Folger
NrcHoLAs-CRnD.-At Morristown, N. j., at the resi-
dence OF the brides mother by tho Rev r. N. Merritt
GEO w. NICHOLAS, OF this city, TO JASE LAWRENCE,
daughter Of the late Judge Child, Of MorristOwn.
SLArER-vANPRLr.--On Wednesday February S, by the
Rev. DR.. Manning, at the residence of the bride Mr..
RICHARD SLATER, OF Fort Hamilton Miss MARIA f. VAN
pELr, OF Brooklyn.
WALAcE-EAroN. Thursday, February 8, by the
Rsv. Mr. Greeneaf Mr.. JAARs WALLACE 60 Msa RgsxCcA
EAroy, all OF Brooklyn.
Glasgow and Greenock papers please copy.
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Washington birthday.

memorial to Congress is in circulation for sig
natures Tho petition asks that the anniversary OF the
birth Of Washington his Farewell Address 70 the people
Of this country shall be read In both houses OF
Congress- that the President Of the United States and
his Cabinet. the OK Presidents the Judges OF the gu
preme Court the of foreign governments
accredited to own the officers OF tho army and navy
OF the United States the government and dis
tngushed citizens be invited attend Also, that the
Farewell Address, suitable parts Of it, be road aloud
armies and board Of shpso Of the Untad States
in tho field and In camp at sea and n port by the officers
OF each the highest incentive with brave defend
Union.
We also notice by exchanges that suitable measures
have been takon in the large cities Of the Union to get
up appropriate celebrations. New York city however, is
exception; city authorities seem too much sb.
sorbed matters closely allied 10 their pri
vate interests 10 pay any attention 10 the memory Of
Washington Never in the history Of country have
wc had much 70 the memory Of Washing
ton ;now. What lsay Mayor Opdyke and the Common
Councils Lot us celebrate the anniversary OF Washing
toms birthday proper manner and from his glorious
example emulate and learn patience and fortitude TO
meet our present dangers from the contemplation Of hs
during the long and deary struggle OF ths times
that tried mems souls" Let New York be not behind
her sister cities in this matter.
We perceive, however, that the Seventh regiment,
National Guard propose celebrating Wsshinytons birth
day by address during the day from Hon. Edward
Everett other distinguished speaker to be fol
lowed in the evening by collation. at which number
of distinguished guests expected TO be present.
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ONrRAL PARx.HIt will be we'll for the public TO reco-
ect that all notices Of skating other matches other
exhibitions the Park, unlcss promulgated by ths
authorities OF the Park the invention ~ hav
ing especial objects to The Park Commissioners
intend TO maintain the Park an orderly place OF amuss
ment and recreation and will to it that OF these
unauthorized matches prize operations take place. 10
the prejudice OF perfect order and decoru TO the
convenience OF the general public When any enter
tainment OF special int crest TO the public coDema
ed aotice will be given by the proper authorities
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

Htli's Hair Dye, 70 Cents, Black or
brownTnfslhle onsuen hair Depo, No. Barclay
street, and by all drurgiss
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TO SoD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Copies OF
the beautiful border OF the Carriers Years Address
the New York Herald ready for sale The border
consists Of elegant Of the poi
nen generals and civilians engaged In the restoration Of the
unon and admirably adapted 10 the wants OF job PRINT
ers Proof sheets OF the border sent 20 all who wish H.
street, New York.
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Mothers.--nfrs. yytnslovv's Soothing sv-
rup has equal earth for yoar suffering child uves
inscdisse rest from psin ccrrects acdiy Of the stomach
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

At Jcners', 553 Broadway, Ladies' Bal
moral Boots - and 81 60 Msses 81 rs and 81 JO Chill
drens, III 70 and 81 81. JBFFRRS 573 Broadway.
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rcsr CautoDThs valuable toilet article having GAINED
the admiration OF thousands has caused unprincipcd
TO send forth worthless and base imitation
same. soc Thai the Laird" IA Stamped io the sass
None other IL genuine.
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Married.

Hoarseness Cured by Browns Bronchial
lroches or Cough Lozenges which sold all druggists
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TOO LATE ron CLAssIFICATt0h.

AGIss DAVIS. CANADIAN Gypsy, NO. m wEsr
Vt twelfth street, gives information on all subjecs lucky
numbers given, charms Tor love nsnes absent friends
descrbed, confidential letters wrtea and all busisesr
tended 70. Ladies - ssnts oestlsuen 20 ecststo o.
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

RushtOn's walnut Candy, = New and
wholesome Ccnfectiou, ~ RtSHfONS store rner OF
Broadway and Brooms street Branch No. 10 Astcr ouse
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w ANrED-A SITUATION NJ a REsrECTABLE wo.
w plain cook, washer aud hooet IN small pr
yse family Good esy r.fe,ruce -. sr gssea csh ax
Mstu g., hsooxyp. In the faucy stese,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

mASO6AAAAN hOOSs
A kEw coErRrBUroR-rHE STRONGEST NAN NJ
the world-Ia the number Of tho LEDGER which s ass
ready. series articles by Dr. wiadsAlp
'the strong Of Boston" Ia called Heouxht 70 bs
called strong universe" for never Ss .ss
or history" there been who could equal him q
reas OF strength We Of giant. sons OF Anak
Samson MAMMALIAN, Sir william Wallace a.d other -
spectacle people who travelled their
the tides time but the sp
Piled to his lifts Dr. windship his lifting ressas
less light Of avordupos patent There
for vsgueness Everything is "oa tue
square" And this way ns6
one afsyseven pounds This 10
bigges, world besss
umup among tho elepaauts. camels nowhere. And
yet Doctors original sp,a" small ANAL
than that of mos, young and now he wsehs
less than hundred nifty pounds This fact makes
the matter far interesting for shows that VIC uAAs
all the rest-ha in fact where thes
there hope DR. wndship going to tell ~
readers of the LEDGER show to do or. At least how
he has done it, and then they and do their best hke
wise. His 6rs article appears n this weeks LEDGER.
GREAT THING.
"A T4 T % %dSE4T rih h IF T K
The great asRiEd TaE sGFosTERs III sIss6 DREAM
LOU edp.. ,ps ne dny going The ..
brilliant ughabe ana witty thing since the days Of fos
regiments 'snn SsGa int" SSny
ren 81 1Sos For s saang o
Address Ross Toasey. III Nassau street.
A BETTER WRITING INK THAN ANY rMroRrED
Which wrisss black never Siekens or mouids and
cheaper than any other brand wholesale and
Company 10 Cedar street. New York. N. BTwo stands.
three dol. in box, s., gross
ATx o-DoUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF BOOTS, At
IA JONES' Nos 10 and |: Ann street -Four different kAAs
H$45o i,
| A 4 IOi FULTON sTREET--wEDDING CARDS; THEsE
6hs soss sssayss Rss,aSsAea Sari s only "A
Arsos osBsoADwAywEppINs CARDS II gsE LATEST
corner Duane s'rees.
| (yUPID's OPPORTUNITY.
~ ORDER OF THE DAY.
| HEADQt ARTERS OF ST. VALENTINE.
Avenloui al along the uns
My Subjects you will find at Strongs
With 'picierst that are bound 70 charmH,
s :ssSy ass ssssH. sess Ssss the ~sa.
For whom all would rsk 0sC1Gs
In short. n bcwitching olo.
Al fresh from Cupd's portfolio,
Love, wisdom. wit In every line; ~
seek STR0N0'6 then, says
- - ST vALENrfNE
| NORNs. BUNIONs, INVERTED NAILS. xSLAR1RD
Joints and ali diseases OF the feet cured without pan G
Chrropods 7GO Broadway. Refers to physicians andsur
ge0ns LS the city.
(,IUTCHES AND CANES FOR THE MILlION-Ar
~ the manufacturers. y. PkNNkLLs
No. CortlNhdt street.
! NROUr--CROUP.-THIs AWFUL COMPLAINT Is IN
~ nediaey cured by DR.. TOBIAS {eneian Linmcnt Ne
family who value the lives Of their children should be with
bottle the house. Sold by all druggists Price -
cents. Office IS Cortlandt street.
nR. T. O. BOYDS CELEBRATED CURE FOR DR0PSv
| IL now he had al Al Sixth avenue, New York.
I EyERS MILITARY NOVELS
| PETERsON'S CHEAP EDITION FOR THE MILLION.
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

Chtlls and Fever Csu Only he E6ectu-
ally cured by HoIIcways pits They scs directly
and contain minerals
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

Trusses.-MArsh q Co.'s Radical Care
Tsses Shoulder Braces and Or wadsworths Uterine Eie
vstcrs superior article. No. vesey street. Astor BouSs
opposite the church.
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DR. z. O. BOYD'S CELEBRATED CURE FOR DR0PSl
~ he had at Sal Sixth avenue, New York.