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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27
ADyT INsPR GENERALS OFFICE, |
RICHMOND, Dec. %, 1852.
assR,lL nspras

''.S"~'.St Se"'~-''NS-''
eSsRsAL 0spERs -
No. l0. 90
The attention the army called to General Orders No o.
this Office requiring commanding officers The sets
circumstances Of extraordinary vslor and skP displayed
officers soldiers which enie them 10 rocomenda'
ton the President for promotion 10 vacancies 10 iks
provided the Act Of April 81 1862 and due observance
Of "a Z. order !. enjoned upon all concerned. .G-'
H. Tbs ed Article OF War directs that omcer or solder
who shall nsbehaye himself before the enemy run svAT or
samey abandon fort guard vhieh he ~ they
be defend speak words pdung others do
the Ike shall sway his and ammunition OF who sh
quit his post plumber and plage sach offended
being duly thereof ha suffer DEATH such other pm
pn, shah be ordered by the sentence Of general csar
-.sisth 1870 - -.
The enforcement foreg Ing article enIolnsd on all h
GERS and oes Of tbs and 10 order
Is provisions into effect hereby made NE
duty Of all company COMMANDERS fhat the company roll
regularly called before each bse and 10 arr e. and
proper report trial By martial All abtsn,ss
who re without the requisite excuse .-
number the Confederate Army who bring disgrace upon
by violation the sse above quoted happily ssu sud
incumbent that their d epuab conduct
should be exposed and punished and the ar nse OF ne
number who respect Ito honor aud enarases bs mus plohe
dcated BY order. , ,oonv, ~ q
gignsdl Oo0fk,
d,24-lw Adutant and Inspector General
II
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ALMANACs FOR 1853.

dson Almanac for 1865 each or q Der Dozen
Map OF the Seat Of War 10 virginia; I5c.
Manual Of Partisan Warfare; PlAtes; o..
sodtisrn IitershJ Msssenger 50c
-Rshdspifs Pocket Diary fer ls63i ~. l'~sit s--f
dsgI-ir J, W. RANDOLPH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27

cAsTLE THUsDER"Ths establishment has Of
the institutions OF the day and famous the headquarters
offenders throughout the confsieraey who gets 10
there has little disposition TO try second time for however
much care be bestowed upon It's management human
could make Paradise OF such place that The prison,
crowdng lis limits look though they and
truly appreciate liberty 10 the would only give them
There probably there deserving
teen told that sent there from Stanton ago.
whose only ornfe wEthGt he conveying brandy
bic sulky 10 friends house a. Chnas gin We may have
beea msafomed In regard 10 th bat II nevertheless topic
Of conversation Ia the streets Certainly person sent bis
home 10 under such circumstances
earliest opportunity for stating his to the authorities and
berry II possible. The hospsl IN the uppsrs DRY
OF The bnIldiug and kept excellent order by tie OF
he e,iabShnsnt Dr. Cogyn The sick well attended TO-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27

him. he recros.ed without loss Of material ald
adds ito the brave officers aud soldiers who accom-
pshed the feat IL recrofng in the face ofthe enemy,
owe everything For the failure in the attack am re-
sponsibe' Re compliments hi, soldiers ngbting offers
sympathies for the dead and his prayers for the wound
ed and says he the more responsible for the disaster
as he moved on this line from Waenton rather against
the opinion Of the President, Secretary of War and
Haeck, lie also ssys he moved earlier than expec-
ted and that Lincoln Stanton and Halleck odd him to
be in haste IL gives his losses ll52 killed and
about 5000 wounded of which, he says, large number
very slightly So and his prisoners at 200. He says
the army is in good condition. and thanks the governs
ment for its support and confidence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27
or1r1CrAE.
apy.r AsD IHspEcroR GINS orrfcr,
KicaHosp, Doc. 20, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS,

r.
srsr "a @, SsnER''
Tn, foovur ,upcintme nts under Act October .,
1864 providing the appointment Of Military Courts TO sund
DE army have horn made by prdsnt sad announced
l. Iisaiens ant general james Lons.trsets oorps:-
Charles l. Scott, Of Alabama, Presidns Judge.
Aib.rtP, MA, hl,.i,,ipp, ~ q 100
Charlie. \. Ilssiiord, yr,nl,, ,aas. A sa,s
RIeh.rd Y Lee, q yl5.nal,' Presiding 'odse
David H Carter NorA csrOun..
Daniel WILSON, iouisi.na Jriss Advocate.
d y. JsIaIson of South Carolina, Presiding Judge.
cspt. ". 9 Bird, i.t Fla YoL. Florida.
A. II. Boykn, South Carolina, Judge Advoeate
4, Lieutenant General Leopidas Polls cerPs;
Andrew Esiag, Of Tennessee Presiding Judge.
Iiw ard 8. worthngton, Kentucky.
j. A. Campbell Nisssspri. = .s..t---.-
i 'H %suis M S Genera K smisS!s cosp":
Thomas Rualn, ofNorth Carolina. PrsddIns Judge.
Charles b. Thomss, Kentucky ssz---=.---l.
Shelly WIIIains, Tennessee, Judge Advsests
S:,s a, r Sss' asu ss%s eI 1as..
s SsoE W T. p townsend, 4lh Tear. vol. rss.s
I. Major Gen John II forneys Corps:
Thomas J. Judge Alabama, Presiding Judge.
s W. Fisk, Louisiana,
Samuel J, Douglas, florida.
8. Major General samuel Jones' cerpsi
Colonel Z. 7. Moore, Virginia, Prssiding Jsdse.
Col A. y. Rust. yirginis
Septnns II Wall KENTUCKY gud9s Advocats
Vim. 3 Eedass, Ssnh ,S-''in.' rrssad'ns 'aAs''
bradley I johnson, Maryland.
Vs. p. johsson, Georgia, Judge Advocate.
report without delay commanding officers Of tho respective
army corps which they been asgnsd whom The ie
they delivered the parties be called for
this ONCE Al an early day.
eieusd, 9. COOPER,
deai-lw Adiutant and Inspector General
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HpQR,s ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA
pEeSssEs %, lse2.
GENERAL ORDERS

No. ID
ocsrs ed officers and prIrates,
wounds from performance Of military duty 10 the field
and their commands will daisly report 70
conscrp their homes abode for duty
In eOecAs eossP until sufficiently recovered TO perform du
- - -" R. IT, Chiffon.
Assistant Ad,t General.
ohcisli
JoHy WnHFss, go a.
e,2t-ig Assistant Adjutsnt General
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CENTRAL BURNSIDE AND the DEFEAT Al rRrDrRicks

Burnside has written Haleck letter, in which he
gives as hs for movng the army Of the Potomac
across the Rappahaunock sooner than was anticipated
by the President Secretary Of War and Haleck, and
for crossing point different from the one suggested
BY Haleck and the President that he Burnside thought
he has discovered the enemy had thrown large portion
of his force down the river and elsewhere, weakening,
as he supposed, his own defence in front He also
thought that our army did anticipate that he, Burn
side would cross his whole force at Fredercksburgnnd
be hoped by rapidly throwing the whole command oy,r
at that place separate, by vigorous attack, our
forces and he says bat for the fog and delay in build
ing bridges which gave US twenty hours 10 con4cns
trate our forces in strong positions he Gould certainly
have succeeded 10 which casesthe battles would base
been more decisive thin he had tbepoI9S
first named. Hs. ssys he came very fearsqecs ead
that after whiting two days for aso come out aud hght
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27

The defeat Of Burnside and the f''are OF all the re-
a,.r,,ious must 20 far towards increasing the dis
ans. Of The war which bad Amos. eliminated in the re-
-, ,se,ons. The vide spread dissatisfaction which
can NO longer be concealed il breaks out in cleo.
in riots in resistance to the dral in the unresiss
ue rrder Of their soldiers prisoners of war and In
many other ways The chicanery by which defeats are
transformed into victories and their few and small sue
ceses are magniRed cannot deceive the msleoatents
LineOlns government has lost the confidence of the
Northern people and nothing can restore it except
series Of brilliant victories in the field which are not in
the power Of their armies, immense as they are, to
gain.
We think the time approaches when the North will be
willing to listen to terms of accommodation. We have
but 20 endure and struggle reOutey and the sun
Of peace and prosperity will soon again revivy our
land.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27

The E.g,rsf does itself much credit in the following
article, which we tske from its issue of yesterday We
doubt not tie feeling and'opnion t gives u,terauee to
are those Of a very large majority OF yirginiAns;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-27
FROM THE NORTH.

THE CABINET hBR0GLIo-LlNcoJ.N CANNOT
: GIVE UP SEWARD AND CHASE BURNSIDE
ASSUMES THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DE.
FEAT AT FREDERICKSBURG, &c, &c.
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SS0-STRAYED from me in Fro,lericks-
pOO burg last wsnesdsy IaornIng 18th instant, soR
REL MARE old, thin 10 es and has lis
nct dark left hip she left with the halter which
has catch the end The halter also has knot tied In
1.-THE result Of breakagV.
win pay the above REGARD for her any information sdng
20 her recoysry.N
dss4sst T. CLAY MADDOX, MD.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13


Reconnaissance 70 this vicinity completely succeeded IN
dvipg the enemy and misleading them 50 that they did
not know whore 10 expect attack The consequence
was that yesterday afternoon they commenced syacu
tng the place.
General Hamilton meanwhile advanced from Bunker
Hill, tho Michigan cavalry leading the way.
Twelve hundred Of the eremys cavalry gave battle,
Supported by section OF artillery l1l. 81
This was about Eve O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
battalion Of tho First Maryland regiment reinforced
our cavalry and Of sections Of artillery came up
and replied TO the onemys guns.
The tight was soon over. Tho enemy fed, leaving
their guns, two in number several horses and abou.
thirty men killed and wounded.
The shells thrown among them by our artillery were
v0ry destructive.
Our whole loss was four killed and nitesn wounded
all Of the First Maryland.
skirmshing was continued all last night the result
bcing few men wounded both sides. but none killed
on ours
At daybreak to-day column was again in motion.
and advanced upon the town In time TO see tho rear
guard Of the rebels retire for ever.
Largo stores OF ammunition, provisions ana many
oorses have fallen into hands, and the Unon DAG
Giles triumphantly over Winchester.
Tho reception Of troops By the people has been
most enthusiastic. r-
General Gorman has IN, and he and Gsnsrai Ham
elton are exchanging mutual congratulations.
WASHINGTON March IL, 1862.
Information tonight. received from Winchester. Il
chat our forces to-day took possession Of that town.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
A sharp Look Out for the merrimac.

frrom tho New london Regster.l
Colonel Gates in command Of Fort Trumbull New Ion
don yesterday received the following despatch from Major
General Mcclellan which shows tha. the active young
General has his eye in ali directions
wssriyGrov March ., 1892.
To CoSyASDINC OrTICKR FoRr TRuMBgIL:--
The rebel iron-clad steamer Merrimac has DESTROYED
two OF our frgaes near Fortress Monroe and finally
ri last night To- Craney Island. She may succeed in
ypg the batteries and 10 II Is necessary that
Place ~"lr fort in the best possible condition
for defence, and do yor best TO stop ncr snoud she OIL
deavor TO run by. Anything that can be Effected the
way or temporary batteries should DO done at once
Major General GEO. Is. MCCLELLAN.
Colonel Gates Immediately replied as follows--
FORT Tsrxsutt, Conn, March 0, 1862.
To Major General GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN
Co0hel Gates has received the despatch by General
Mcclellan, and IL will be attended 20 at once
Colonel WM GATES.
In a few hours the guns uncovered and put in
working order, the no, shot house put In readiness and
tho drilled in artillery practice. The Star says the
Mayor has promised the assistance Of citizens 10 work
tho guns in case OF necessity. The idea would
that the Morrnac NAV sec TO get 10 New York by way
OF optsk and Long sspd Soand and hence this order
keep bright lookout for her along coast Should
this ugly craft escape through tho blockadne feet ehs
would 10 tho means OF Vast deal OF mischief 60 our
shipping, especially In Eastern waters. can ounce of
precaution 10 worth pound OF oGre'
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
the REBELS.
The Comma nders or che A1errtmac-
sketches or Franklin Buchanan and
Catchy Ap IL. Jones.

The Comma nders or che EerrtMac-
Sketches or Franklin Buchanan and
Catesby Ap IL. Jones.
BALmoRE. March IL, 1854
The Old Point boat has arrived.
We learn through Lieutenant Hayward that copy Of
the Norfolk Day Book had reached Old Point Il con.
tans highly colorsd account Of Saturdays agbt and
pays great compliment 10 che bravery or The crew Of
the Cumberland Il admits thai Of the shot from
that vessel entered che Msrrimao. one shsl Killed
seventeen mon, aud wounded Captain Buchanan, who
subsequently, died.
Tho Monitor Is admitted 70 bs formidable Il says shs
appeared like black Yanxse cheese boz on raft
qhs Merrimac, on Sunday, was under command Of
Catesby Ap Jones The accounts mainly confined 10 sa
turday's fight II says soms slight repairs will be ne
cessary to the Merrimsc
The reason why the MersimAc did not nst attack The
Congross was because Captain Buchanan had brother
on board as Paymastsr
Tho above intelligence from Fortress Monroe reports
that franklin Buchanan commanded the Merrimao on
Saturday, but being wounded the command was traus
forrod the rctt day TO Cslesby Ap H. Jones who con-
Quoted tho BATHS between the rebel yessel and The sop
tor. The following are sketches Of tbs two meu;-
SKETCH OF FRANKLIN pvcnASAS.
Franklin Buchanan ths Grst commander Of tho Nerrl
mac and who les been reported az wounded during ths
action, and sneo 10 have died OF those wounds WIS
native OF Maryland, but citizen Of rennsylyans, trtm
which state he was sppon'o 10 the Uuitcd states Navy
lie entered ths service on the 2Sth Of January, 1916
and steadily worked hiusef through the various grsda
tons Of promotion until he reached tho lopmct branches
o, thstrco his name a, the commcn emcnt OF 1861
s,,udirg No ~ on Tho Is. OF cap'aus and, as ths
oa'oss @ bis companions ia arms oo.a above sa1 5sow
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTH.
The Rebel Congress Thanks the Captain
or the Merrimnc-Piilow and Floyd
suspended by Jen. Davis, &C., sc.

or the Merrtm0c.Pil1Ow and Floyd
Suspended by Jefr. Davis, &C., sc.
fogIsEss MONROE, March ~, 1862.
A6as OF truce was sent down from Craney Island to-
day. with officer OF the French corvette Gsssendi who
went to Norfolk few days siuce.
We find tho following in tho Southern papers,
In the House OF Representatives, on Monday, rssou
iaton passed advising the planters to withdraw from
tho cultivation Of cotton and tobacco and devote their
energies TO raising provisions and cattle, hogs and sheen
On Tuesday a vote Of thanks was passed to Captain
Buchanan his officers aud crew. for their gssny in The
late action in Hampton Roads
Tho Senate has passed bill to organize tho Supreme
Court.
The President sent message 10 Congress yss,erdsy
stating that he had suspended Generals Floyd and Pillow
from their commands until they could give salts
factory accounts OF their action at Fort Douescn The
President is dissatisfied with their reports The message
sass that neither Of them say that rsnforoenens were
have evacuated and whole army saved well o.
part Of IT, I, also not shown By what authority two
senior generals abandoned their responsibility by trans
fsrug the command TO junior. officer.
Petersburg and tlc surrounding ten miles have been
placed under mssIal law well as Richmond and Nor.
FOLK.
The Ergrer contains severe article against Cover.
nor Letchs OF Virginia, on his resent proclamation call
ng upon the who's body OF the militia TO turn ont do.
signaling rs fraudulent aud mehievous and calculated
"a breed dsoyaty. The proclamation is declared TO
have been entirely unnecessary In view Of all hc facts
Ills reported tha. the nomination OF Cenels al Lec ss
the Commanding General OF the army was sen, to the
senate on Monday.
now theatre s 10 he built in Richmond four stories
high II Will be finished by July.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
DEPARTMENT. OF THE MISSISSIPPI.

81. Lorrs, March II, 1862
Tho following general order will 10 issued to morrow
.mornng:-
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ruE MISSISSIPPI
In compliance with orders OF the President OF the
United States the undersigned assumes the command of
the department Of the MisE spp, which includes Tie
present departments of Kansas aud Missouri and the
Department Of Ohio and the country Of north and
south limo drawn through Knoxville Tennessee aud
OF the western boundaries of the States OF Missouri and
Arkansas. Tho headquarters OF the Department OF the
Mississippi will remain until further orders at 81 Louis
Commanding ofcors not In the Department OF Missouri
will report to those head quarters the strength and posi-
t!ou OF their several commands. II. ". HAILrCk,
Major General Commanding,
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
Personal Intelligence.

large throng OF czsns more or less eminent In all
che walks OF life, waited upon Major General Fremont
his apartments in ths Asor House, yesterday, which
largely increased upon the reception OF tho news
0ouncpg that he had been snsd 10 the command Of
department. The General will leave for Washington by
this afternoons train, in accordance with peremptory
eeacnt In the Presidents order. Ths cemposltion OF
his stan and all bis movements viii bs determined upon
c his arrival at Washington, AMI after consultation with
che President and Secretary Of War.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

Brsryolv.r soErs Al DorwcRrHs HAIt.--A dramatic
aud musical soree Cor the bcncat Of the ladies' rens.
voen, Society Of 81. Francis Xavier church, will be
given al Dodworths Hall this evening. Mrs rc,t an
amateur reader, whose voice, method and dramatic
force are much praised will read the trial scene from
Phkwck and recs a heroic ballad Our Coun,ry's De-
lsorsnccn Mr. Bergo, Tho distinguished organis AMI
NJ. Henry Apry tho vionis, will furnish the music
The attendance promises to be large ana fashionable
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
cfovemcnts OF Gov. johnson, Mr.. Ethe.
ridge and Parson Drownlow.

LOUISVILLE, March IL, 1862.
Governor Johnson and Messrs Etheridgs and MAYNARD
tsft for Nashville to-day.
The Nashville Pd'ro says that Pnrson Brownlov il on
his way 10 Nashville, with pass through tho rsbo line,
from Jen Davis. Brovnow Is reported 10 DO II with
consumption.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
Arrival or Colonel Harvey Brown.

The bark E'go Captain Baker which arrvsds at this por,
yesterday from Fort pickens and Ksy West, brough,
passenger Colonel Harvey Brown late In command Of
rcrt picksns. He comes home ior the bsneGt Of his
health which has been much improved by the voyage.
The Iaelc also brought Captain NJ A. Blunt. Leutsnant
J. T. payker, ruited states Army several Of wilson's
zousvcs two Of tho seventy nth New York State volun
tesrs, and Mo regulars. oil Of whom come home o.
uva
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.

loLlFtsS NoNhOt, harCn ~, le0Z.
Further Particulars Of The Engcgsmcnt--safsy Of hs
Ana.'ota-0w Corrs:ronden, visits Her--Cdptai. ran
Srun. Regrets HIS MJor;iuie-Wha lie Woaid Hare
Dcns-Conduet Of Hey 0eieayTas Fiees Surgeons QGi.
cial ReportNares ofhe Killed and Wounded on Board
Of Ge Minncsod and Whii.hcI-RTor. Of he Nina.,o.
ta's Injuries ty Her cdpsner-Ths Gunnrs Report, dc.
The details Of the terrific engagement between ous
navy and the rsbol crst Msrrmae are coming In worry
slowly inasmuch as the vessels on our side are all busy
engaged In repairing damages. lam happy 10 announce
that the nobls frsas Minnesota, Captain @. j. Van
Brun, was 1oassa or al four o'clock this morning and
arrived a. her anchorage sbou. daylight with wla, 10y
the majestic vessel was deserted lying of the fort by
thousands Of sdmirug gazers 10 scarcely 10 10 do.
scrbcd everybody had given up the idea Of her ever
Coating again. and in fact, during yesterday afternoon
was reported tha. Captain Van Brunt was determined
rather than 10, the rebels bavo ono sIar of his fine
ship TO blow her 10 atoms. but by dint OF oxerton
OF numsrou, Tugs, assisisiby SIR. srsuldiny the Min
nesota was got into deep water and her engoee no, te
cue made her way unsss,sl t,r spchcgsss
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

Cenin, Halter, 5i3 Neutrality-suspicious.
Caps On Thtrsday, Masch Is
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

spring style OF Genticmcn's Hats Now
ready al EsrENScilEIDS manufsc,uTcr, Iis Nassaav
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
THE EVACUATION OF AQUA CREEK.

WAsHINu4UN, IcbZ.
BY arrival at the Navy Yard to day Il was asc,r.
Gained that the rebs batteries evacuated at Aqua
creek yesterday moIong; whether permanently or not
Shers are no means OF ascsrtaning.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

white, the Halter. VIII rnt,oiucc Ills
sliing styles c gcnt,men's Hats tais day rrce 81 26
prgsiN,y, ovrns,se ~ psa.s chtt,i.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

With Commodore Mutt, all the Otbsea
novelties the splendid drama. Barnulns Museum s.L
continues crowded day and evening
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

Fine Pocket Cutlery.--The Largest A.
sotment Ia the city, at J. S SAUNDERS. No. Astek
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

Prizes Ca shed Ia all Legalixed Lotteries.
INFORMATION given JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
Wall street. ID
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

OmciaI Drawings or murray. Eddy -
Co = kentucky sad MissourState Lotteries
KEsrUoKr. EXTRA CLASS il9-Msrch IL i5Ss
65, "a, ~. "a, AZ, So, rs, rs, A., 8. 6, 76, l.
KRsrucKV. CLAss i2o-March IL. 1883 -
80 al, AZ, 67, rs, 25, 2e. 10. SO. 81, 80. Ga Z
Circulars sent free Of charge * adarsa-- either 20
nl.aAY, EDDY 4 90.
Covinston, Ky. or St. Louis MS
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

At j. Everdell's Wedding Cards aaa
Note PapersThese celebrated Engayed Cards sold onsy
the old establishment 3s Broadway. corner OF Duane o.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

os,i Umciai Drawings Of the Kentucky ana
k.s.gok x-ExIBA CLASS 6T--Msrch fs. 1862
3, 20, 10. -, Sc, IA, "a, 81, 6s, 30 ~. 70. ~.
DgLAwARE-CIAss lyl-March H. 1862 fa
~, TO- 40. 25. CT, /. SO, 73, 81. 81, 27. 4. ST.
JOHN A. MORRIS & co.
Wilmington. Delaware or Coyingion kentucky.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

on the part OF the government the pub
lac that kNOk General Chapeler slaoed the northenp
corner Of Broadway ana Fu"n street making updD
bad hatters ali rebels at hear by furnishing besG
handsoneT more stylish and becoming gentenans not re-
lower price, and OF coose ey keeping faithful - hb
union Of excellencics 10 uniformly Victorious ---
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

Miner & Somervillc, AuctiOncerss VIII
give their personal attention sales OF Household Fnrnl
tur the residences families declining kecpinss
o. st their salesroon, 81 Nassau street. TIr
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

At letters, 573 Broadway, Ladies' Hal.
moral Boots 81 and 81 50 for misses ~ 80 81 TO- TO-
children, 81 20 and 81 37 JEFFERS. 5TJ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

Winant's Indian Liniment Is n SWra
cure umatsn Neuralgia, &c Depot 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

Barry's TricOphcrous is the Best aao
cheapest article for DRESSING beauyins, curling ceaun
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies. Try il. SOLD ~
all druccss.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
DIR. Kennedy. Proprietor Of KENNEDY

Or. kennedy. proprietor OF Henneuyl
Discovery, will be Office in the Smithson Hosso
March a. 10 and IL. All who afflicted with scroluis erf
speas saltrheu sc0i head psoriasis hnor in the eyS1
running OF the ears ulcers or disease OF the skin
whatsoever kind nature respectfully invited 10 CO..
perfect cure warranted IN every case.
The New York herald., 1862-03-13
Our Newport'sl;evys Correspondence.

rVlCc pOHCvf, PcunVS'. o,3bf "a
CIiAS. n H0RNfR, Gunner,
The New York herald., 1862-03-13

uiHv IT-EuEuMATlsM, collie, GROUP. sorR
Throat, Pains in Limbs Hack and Chest arc itnrrttafe
cured by usnE Dc ro4iN rs Venetian iulmen No,hiaE
has pc n discovered that stops ran lk t. ewarrlucd
hone graulrc rnl.ss signed s. l. Tobias Price =, snd
sp ccn,s. D. o.. ~ Ccriait street. Nss tsa soli "
Q. drrg,i~s