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DENIuS'TEeY.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
'llngE- had Il REQ teeth extracted withpG feel.
M nMy lNi, " Dr v JAY VILLEE5, 80 Grand
~ two hio' = from broadway, I cheer uilysiusort
t,Is asa recninuenirtlH b, those suffering from
t'sILa Ao. GEORGE w uERRIN, Forlharn, NY.
icll 3'li0.
A RllflClAL BONE FOR FILLING ACH-
L \ ing and decayea teeth, put n soft without the
.ess, pain, 'o.'r Of totth and warranted for life,
{ d CRAWFORD, Dentist, ~ Amity st. second
u'oeS from broatY ay, my rs 2iac'll3
A KIlFlCIAL TEETH OF THE MOST
hoeHpt.tm kind are inserted by J, q. KESSE-
IA $50 bSwely, doors below Spring ~, At his
uLusLl''y low prices These teeth ale guaranteed
y SVe perfect satsiaetlon, are inserted without
yam, ami worn without the slightest Inconvenience.
| Woe nss on gold irCsn SO, or on s.yer flom
~ r1tIA ss's On gold sroE4 81 easL tooth, or on
slNet from 81 myya. 2bac'ioa
| REA lllNL SETS OF TEETH INSER-
- yea AZ :, and $40 per satt. Part sets 81 cents
| per tootn see samples, American Teeth Co. Den.
lists, 3si ls2wyry, opeos.e b.a st, N. Y mib 25ae
NJ b. GRIFFIN 4 bros, DENTISTS, 25s
| I've Grand st q positc Lord and Tayl lr's, N. Y
| and 25T Fulton 81, Broo<lyn are inserting full o,
partial setts Of their improved artificial tseth viii
or without extracting the roos. Full sets golt
or p,atina SIS silver or rubber $40 partial sett
| gold per tooth, So ; silver OF rubber VI. Teetl
extracted without pain, by our benumbing pro
Cess, 20 cents Free Of charge " those ordering ar
tasiA teeth. myls 2oac'll3
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PUBLICATIONS, &c.

CPLENDiD SUMMER FASHIONS Illus
- tratoi In Mme. u. morcs's Mirror Of Fashion,
and sold everywhere ~ - eta. Mailed free on re-
osipt Of price. Sumulsr No. now ready. mylo 24Ae"
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S1SO-NEW 7 OCTAVE PIANOS, IN
S160 BEST rIANo; S160

SIOU Gn6vrsrGES & MALr SlOU
having removed u t-ir neg wareg' .m' i;5
u galway, aro now prepared - oHcr tho pub
ll magnificent new scale tuU ootiyo l. Sc
wood Pan 'io.tc, combining all Improvements
known Ia this country or Eur pc. Oven. strung
lion franz, for Slal cash, warranted Tor year.
RIen mIUli.rI case, $40 10 S2oo, a! warranted
N de Of tho best seasoned matcrs, and t. stand
better than any sold for 800 or 500 by the Oh
met DDS Of lauIiaetare We inv to the best ju ICES
t. c,alnne and Try these new Instruments aud We
stand ready at al times 10 t. I them With any
othCrs manu- f,cturtd IN this country,
GROYEsTEEN q HALE, AZ broadway, NY,
inno taps
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Entered according " Act Of Consrc.s IN the
Clerks Once, OF the District Court OF tho S,uthe-n
Dssrict oi New York by Mc-es 4. Beech, IN the
year cue 'hou"snd ashs hundred and sixty two.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

4 SAIL BOAT FOR SALE-CAT Ris;cd,
30 ie.t long, IL feet beam, hu IN the most sub
snrts manner 90 the best rlrtefial, and last aud
or.c'y safe spilcr, he seon NJ the loot - AID
IT. y rta klvor. ArpIyto W. u. FREEMAN. cor
"i 2,n ave AMI 2ih 81. Jey G'2sI
CARRIAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS
" for Sslc-.OJ llAt csrr.ayoa Rockawaya top
and elcI btr,ics, stocoTs, express and business
wagons, dep an boiel wagons 30 horses Lar
ncs,, g., u; 20 NSyins 81, aud iss Fultou ave,
RrooSlyu. myS0 eiac'ioo
IGOR SALE, 4 CANADIAN PONY, 6 Year,
cd cHr' aud harness T. be sold cheap In.
lulro CA Gre'uwica It. jeli 6'i24
EON SALE--A VERY HANDSOME 20
ney, IL hands hiyh, gentle and kind; also "a very
handsome .quarc box pleasure wagon, nearly Now;
vii DO gold At II slcrihso, as the owner has fur
tor use ct them. Apply at lVi sullivan 1t, New
York. jell 2'l20
EOR SAiE--A SCHOONER OF 60 TONS
l. bur,hcu, drawing ~ fe1t Of water when loaded,
now lying a, ~ Long Dock Jersey CITY. Inquire
at he rnion II use jcI 0'l2d
VNO BE SOLD CHEAP OR EXCHANGED
isplcnlid hor'es froIl the country; 10 hHnds
AlSh, 4 Co. years ii /; one splendid dRlpe grey,
one solre. AL one bay; tt ilr trucks butchers,
doctora express or any business. warranted sound
ond kini. Inquire at 20s Grand ct, n. Y. jeiO 80
SCO6 - SLOOP FOR SALE CHEAP
~O<C carries ~ tons H. ut drait: will cary her
load all on deck. Foo particulars apply at 405 West
18Th =. near 9th ave. II. CLAEK. je6 G'l2
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TOR THE PILES.

TOR THE PILES.
4 Or. IPlASrs E'ectnsry Is q certain crre
ior Piles COstiycuess, apd LIVER complaint. : "a
By 4. G.. WELLS d co, 10 Franklin at, and at
II IPlIAM M al ,thcg, HSI fouith -, Sd
e. y igon tie B9w,ry, between BOwery and broad
way. VpI 73ac'lib
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MADAME MOEhOW'S MAGIC OIL is
W warranted to cure rtcusatlsn, neuralgia, sl'-
M affection, p,ilsi4 the f.dC OF back, sli sore
throat 1 never IIi's IN curing all aches aud pans
Price, q lni ~ cehse pei b.tEe. Isl Lud.o" 81.
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VARM, COLD, SALT WATER AND
w swimming baths, foot Of Jackson 81, East
River, now open for tic season. Warm baths, ~
cts, or G tickets for ST. Cold baths /? eta, or 10
tickets for 81. Boys baths q cts. je9 2iac'iOs
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- LAT's old established and Me only genaine Sui.
p,pr Baths IN tho e. g., 1T Carroll Place, B!eeckor
it., cor Laur,ns, ~ Y. A sGr1 cure for rheumatism,
severe colds, or Cons o! the skin, mertural a'.c-
nois, ehl,s and fever. female weakness. g.. G'sen
dal3 By pr. a. l.. TIMOLAr & co, je4 sias'soS
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T .EAKi ROOFS, OLD TIN, METAL OR
- shlnsc roofs repaired, painted and warr9r'-
ed inipcrvlous e. wnt,r, hy COLDS GENUINE
INDIA RUBBER ROOF PAlNT, Office ~ Hudson
street hormcily ~ King street., n Y For sale
Wholesale and retail. Country orders prompt Al
tended t.. my27 9iac'li2
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OFFICE pEACIlCE-H. B0STwiCK HAS

( WIN T. IINN IINT9--II' DNoI " " n III,
" uptl,i rooms ilr consultation aud pitct'ct ~
- Twelfth n, q doors wet Of Broadway, mud VA.
give spncia. .it.ntiou T. disease OF Gil ki.ds
lis H. ID, 30 ElL,y recommended by the Dos
ton sar,ical } .lrnal, may be- hai Ut L. WAR
NERs, Vet'y st, AID at Dr., D.s Office Prise II.
uly.6 9iac'llJ
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Congressional Proceedings,
xxXvurh CONGRRSS-senaie.
Pira he-s.ion.

Washington, March 3.-Tne Homestead bill
was ie eiytd frum the House
Mr. Lane tlnd,! presented the credentials Of Hon
J,sph A. Wright APpoint,d senator from lldiAns
inplsce OF Bright expelled Mr.. Wright appeared
aLr took the oAth.
Mr.. Wilkinson tAinn,l preat nted petition rom
items Of New York asking Congress ~ reduces "
territory SOuth Ctro'iuAi Georgia aud Florida.
Mr. HAMS OF lew York press nted petitions, one
signed by all the ate Ulcers ~ \ ~ York, ssk-
ing that the rank Of Ma General 10 conferred on
Cen. Wool
M. q andler tMich) nom the C)mminee oi
Comm, -, reported bl. nquiriug the oath 81
allegiance to be taken by captains OF vessels sailing
/ furtigu p,Itr, which WA taken up and pastei.
NJ. Festcnden tMe male report from the
.dmni-traion al Sac cavalry. The port prov les
6r 'rty regime ~ eaVsr IS, aud also thai officers
Unchanged under the Ir.vsions Of the bill receive
two months extra pay, Lsid allie.
The bul for the organization OF the stat OF divi-
siOps wss taken up ano pasted.
Nj, Wade tuhiol cd n int resoluNon autho-
ri2tng the President u appoint AS many Assistant
Adj liant Generals and other cih ers Of tie staff,
in his Judgment tbs service requires. Adopted.
The ConfscAdon Bill was taken up.
Nj. McDouRall tCA proceeded u speak AT
length on the CJnhsc alton Bill, He referred 20 WE
condition Of the country, and claimed that al de
sired the return Of peace, but peace was not 70 he
obtained by suhug STOP, and by the principles Of
RELENTLESS, wal which mus, res ut In extrpaion e
ore We could have peace. lie oontended furIher
that the bill WAS unconstitutional, A. II was bill OF
Attainder.
without Concluding, M. McDOugAl gave way v
Executive session. AZ lOurned.
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LOCAL NEWS.
EEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.
The Ovation 90 Col, Wood

Tie passage Of Colonel Wood from WSEiagt'n
- Brook,yu, was one grand ovation. Az BA IT,
more, FGilAdelphis, South Ambsy, and in fact a.
every railway station, he was received with the
strongest manifestations Of sympathy. Col. Wood
sco,mpanied by his family, reached Pailaielphia at
about half past IL O'Clock Saturday night Al the
depot he was met by the citizens and Common
Council Committees, and escorted 10 the Continental
Hotel. The Hotel and the street in front Of it were
crowded with people.
Col. Wood Was allowed short respite, when the
Con si,,ee waited upon him, aud after few kind
words Of welcome had been addressed 70 hin, Coli
Wood returned his thanks IN a short speech, in
which lie said that he hoped that his return may
be but 70 gather strength for further aud better
service in support Of the Il " 70 which all loyal men
are 30 Ardenily attached.
Col. Wood is much emIciAted aud feeble and
week will tlapse before his system can be restored
70 its accustomed yigor. He was dressed In the
,Ame uniform coat he wore at Bull Run, and had
on pair OF pants from Vie lot sent 70 the haAsA-
chusetis soldiers.
The Colonel and Committee breakfAaaed al an
early hour yesterday morning, and proceeded py
rail to South Amboy, At which place thsy arrived
a about O'Clock. Al isais bsfore II o'e0s = ~
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As-embIN.



To requisite NE sale u fruit.
T. provide FOR tire more = -.dy payment % volun-
tssrs of the state ~ the ssfyi o'tle .tei atss
t. amend the u rok!yn city c4a'te-.
NJ 8 ymoUr, from the c'nmittee on ways and
means reported bl! Alrshing the Office Of super
.ntenGent ~ public instruction, and deyolying the
duties upon the See etary OF state.
Mr. Taylor gave malice OF bill to enlAi - the
Chan pain CANA, a. as T. allow o. the passage u
guG-ln.is like tLe Che plsln.
M OBfien ave notice ~ the following bills
t. give the tupervs1Is o. New York the appoin'-
men, 81 aiLL AZ the Marine Court and Courts
" General and sp' ci.l sessions.
T. r1ni the buArdiuB house keepers lien law.
70 ~ end the Law o. Inds aud tenant In the city
u ktH Iok.
T smeLd Vie New York Dlarct Court act.
mILa PASSED,
To p pyile Tor the fl-ct ou by the Legislature o!
eAanin.is - the accounts ~ the Treasurer o. 'Ge
Cana! Department and securities Of the Bank u
pArn eLt.
Nr ByAn ave notice for a bill NOT TO Al ow the
HUDSON River Railroad 10 use steam below soui
strt't
Tie il u improve the Central Park was passed.
Mr.. Coddngtcn Hatred ucei bill 10 regul ,te
Nominating Conventions and Primary ElecH,S in
New lfk
mr. hrCse Introduced bill " extend the term
~ TIE ofrers OF Dtui.t and Police Courts in New
York
Mr. O'Brien moved - refer the bill 10 the Judi
ciAry q mmitiee, declaring that the bill WAS Dol
ruIt and NJ constitul mi.
Ahes = sharp contest ihe motion o. M, OBHet
wAs carried,
NJ Lsnmy intr, duced a hill T. extend the tern
If tie fica ~ Constable in New York.
Nj CoAdington introduced a bill for the con
.tTuction uf railroads in 23d, cath, Canal, aud othe
| streets 10 New York,
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pqh n I'on Marcel S-Tue 'o..1v.f.y u an a..
-'fsfi u ine tAN iii report / day:
provides or the App,iuiment by the Pre- sid eni
" a ciuuissYne' ~ il,e.na, reven Ie,wi,h salary
Of 5000 ror Gnnum, his u'..s y Ne IN the TreS-
ury Department, with suitable nurnl eT - clerks
TIE cIgntry IL T. be d.v ..a. ~ the Presideit
msy direct into Convenient collection districts,
viii a. ASSESSOR and C isci)r appointed by tie
President, tr eAc' di-iri.t, WHO shall have POWER
- appoin, such de! ues a. may he necessary.
Thebi. pr'.,U - a ii'y N sPirtIous II lrors
10 cents Per sAlot a,o ard lc 81 per gallon:
stem - les'IjNac5o three cout Per pound, v all,
when n a.. i.cturtd, eve Ce;ts aui On cigars Eve,
ten Ard tNenty oeA,s Ter pound, according
- v.,le. On lard A,.d .insetd Of, oarning
Huid 81 q ooG oil, use csits per gallon. r.
an,d ca oil ten cent, Ter gallon, Gas per th5us-
ard e !, twenty ss cents. Bank note pape n,
ave Gel t. Yer pound Printing ppper. three mills
per pa' Cd. Soap, Eve nj. Ter pouni. s At, 'plr
cenis e. one hundred PouLds. snls leather one
cent - uEi. Uppsr leather, one hA.f ant PEI
round -Four, ten cents peg bs1e,. Al. oihsr
nanuH.c'ur,s three per eeninm ID vl,,rem. GA
railroad passey gers, two mills per mile q travel.
CJmmutA,ion tcke's, three pes cent. Steamboat
uave', one nj per mile. OHiih' -Ases, Ferry boats
end bore railroads, three ler cent "a lross re-
c,ipis r. ~ avengers, Advertisements Ave per
cent on am Ut o. receipts Annu si.y For the use
= nu.astl auugAy, nom oEe " ten
dollars, according T. wave. God watches, one
dollar 3 YER wSio-ss, thy otn,s. God plate
Say cents rer ounce. sn7-r st- three cent, per
ounce. Ballard taules twenty dollars. o. ,rIsh-
tered cattle hty cents GO Hogs ten cei... each.
sheer q cents each. l.. seuie. fr b.a<erE, one
hundred dollars AIrt!Iueers, tSeuiy dollars
wholsa.is dealers, aty lIaNr,. REAL dealers in
goods, ten io,Ns pAwubtIkers G''y do.,als re-
,yefs, o-e hundred lars brewers aNy dollars
II tel Inn. aud Ia ,rns, graduated Ascending -
rental o o. g ge T. two t' ID eli dollars. Eating
houses, ten lo.srs. co.. merc'A brokers, hty do
lars otler brokers, tEenty d..Ars. Theatres, one
hundred 4 liars circlsv-, aty do'Gs bowling
A,ioy 81 Eve 90 ~ ga b S.l,y; wholesale peLsrs,
aty 4, 'Ins other p,da.s, 'f,n g 'e twenty IL.
.ars. 90, o. disu ler' twenty dollars. Iacore-
Three per leal on g., s'ius yer sy hundred do
Ars, dsluc,.ny the income der e. from diydsnAs,
It,, which are taxed separately. Il dlrgsi bond
and dividends 10! banks AL saving institutions,
three peI cent. Payment - a. salaries % o!hcsT'
the civil, military n.v i service % the Unitsd
sta,ss, Including SET a,oG- and member. o, Con
| yreAy, three per cent Lsga-es and dis'r.Dviy
shares % persona properly 0! deceased perSna
| rom one y I've per cent according y the de
| gree Il relationship aud stamp duties N al kind
| o. lrga. sld c lmtasrCis papers; Al pnent med
cinc-, telsgrapLic message, and al gl-cL by eN
/ uuess
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C9rH RrGDEST, n, Y, S. M-PRFrNRA-
rIOSs ior CoLosyL CoB,uEANf Rr,rrroN -Tue
ofictrs u u Is regimen, held meeting On Tours
cay evening, Feb eth, Al their HeaiVuNters,
sex Markt, 10 make Srrangsmente 'or the re-
Gel ton ~ their noble snd gallant colonel IN hls re-
turn form c,ptyiy. A Committee consisting Of
Captains Barnard Reilly, Bresiin, Lynch, Batter
and Maor Bagley were appointed u procesi at
once ~ Baltimore and await their olonels arrival.
second Committee, consisting Of Captains
o'Reefe, McCrSm, Dempsey, The dore Kelly, Go
nan snd Thomas ClrEe, were appointed ~ make
arrangements FOR his receipt, la Se6 York. Tais
Committee will meet every evening at the Heal
yua,ters, over Essex Market, Grand street. from 7
10 o. until all arr ngemsnts are completed
STAINING AFFRAI,-Last night al late
houT, ur men named Terrence Henry and MAT
thew fully, and Rice notorious desperate en-
tered the premises No. 80 Mott street, where an al
,ereaGon ensued between Henry and Rice, the lat
ter ending the din ,uty for the time by plunging
knife into Henry. The wounded man was taken
% the Hos pital by officer Desmond, and Rice was
promptly arrested and incarcorSted by officer Mott
tthe ixth Ward
The PHoENIN BRIGADE, as will be seen by
an advertisement in yesterdays issue, has opened
Nschool Of ins,rCton At M. Centre street, which
10 under the supsrintendsnce Of Il. Col Matthew
| murphy, who, In the absence Of Col. Corcorant
take" command. Last evening the school wa
| oIenoc' ~ usual, Snd number Of evolutioRs per
| srmed by au'omatC soldiers. Tho school will be
| onn'inu'd every NnudAy evening, w. instruction
Nsa " from HA.dgss tactics,
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Mr. Dawes, from the Con nit'ee on Elections
uAde a report the petition OF 5. Ferguson beaeh,
nom the Seyenth Congressional District OF virginia
The Con mittse Append 10 the report resol unQn
that Mr.. Beach is moi entitled 70 . seat The sub
ltctwEs LAID over
M. Stevens PENN from the Committee on Ways
md Means, reported bill providing interna! reye
nue. f.r the support Of the Government, ana 70 pay
tie interest ON the public deos. keisrTed 70 the
ard made the special order one week nom next
Tuesday Ten thousand additional copies were or
dsred 70 be printed for the use Of members. -,
Mr., Stevens said he DER ths snLa Sppls, o.
the Consideration Of the people who have 70 slstS
the burdens, and aha. they may have she oehen'
OF their Elf gesaions. It'll
Mr., ssdgewicl IN. offered rsso!u'toh' TiiG "a
Wa HdOptd, Iequeaiirg the fieaioer1 ~ ~
ocnAtytent with lie public Interests, pr ooPhs ,
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The las I'LL at l.nglh make Clearance
al attracts universsl ate" .. s.a,st
20 be the most conf leto 5.''.r ,. , evcr
brought before airy Lsg's.'.. D.. q.
have occupied north Of Ut. De-. ..
50 far as we ca ju'as n." -.
sis laid before cur rrll,a o. | ,,''...
arc fair, and its imp.Gts r'.'' - AMI
equitable. They will be a With cheer.
full aequiescerce by all cl s,r. OF our poo
pie, for those of our countrynon who have rot
the muskst in band, are not lees fired with zeal
20 serve the court ry, than the troops who are
winning our Lat,l,s. The promptitude with
which We respond 70 the tax bill will send an
other thrill VI despair TO every corner OF the
Rebel Conisderacy, and, within three months
cause demand for our Govern nent loIns in
Europe, which will enhance cur crodn and sem
sibly rel eve our financial burdens. Lot that
promptitude be m ksd and earnest.
The resolutions before Congress, 10 reference
20 he ngo's o. rsu,rals are destined % excite
much EutoF'an oommslt They are broadly
progressive ard NNera and a. such, Iitlv re-
preventative Of 'he t,auA which "a, Irnitad
states have ever taken on the puAiect, The
English government, although alluded 20 v,i,h
respect and courtesy, does not receive the com.
mendation, ia spirit, which chSractsrizes IN.
reference TO France. 1t could hardly DO other
wise. The resolutions, somewhat modified
viii probably pass, and the chances Of the &C
complainant Of their object are good.
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Fortress Monroe, March 2.-Ths steamer
Expr ~, Capt. Colmary, left Cd Point yesterday
morning, al ten o'clock, for James River to receive
the [ mon prisoner, who were expected on Friday.
They were NOT met, However, according t. APP
poin,menL and having remained Al the usual meat,
ing place Til noon today, the George Washington
was sent up with order for the Express 70 re-
turn, unless something had been heard nom them.
She coordinsly came back, arriving n two O'Clock
in the afternoon.
A. about three p, NJ, yesterday, the rebel steam
or jamestown, which with the Yorktown Is sta
toned OF Hog Island, steamed down 70 the Express
with flag Of truce, to ascertain the cause Of her
appearance In the river two successive days.
She stepped Abreas, OF the Express at few rods
distance, and lowered boat with q Lieutenant on
board W communicate.
He was informed Of the srrGnd Of the Express,
and that she was acting upon Information Furnished
by General Hussr, when he explained that hu
commander had no knowledge Of any expected
prisoners, and from seeing ihe Express for twC
days il succession, came down " learn ihe coca
sion,
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yah on, kdret TIE Baltimore and Ohio
Ea'I.Ni is being rap. ~ rebuilt and will soon be
I rinnng order. A., fray miles OF iron AID
c1o~. ties have lon cs7i,t ofty the reJes.
Geners, Lande- received uuremii,ng and af',s.
mate s,,elr.l curing tie iaa hours % his lie
ness lie cont 4u'd uncy nsci,us unit o'c.. *
IN the cy' A.ns. we. nc died quietly and without
p,.n. lie t,p.r 3 ira the arms ~ R'igsis 5 irgein
r",k.,y, bod su.r,sntei hy bic s,.a All weep.
/. suartehi..
Geuef. = e.js - Jog tbs Gig & assume tls
onu.n a. a., i.7 d % i,,'.y ..i'r tie ,,u-u.,nl
o. tie neaiso Genera Lander.
TAt'C BE- s,u.hct.iy authority f.f It,uaK that
to Snrsuceu eat ~ sunday Ne~ Y,rk MEE.rEr
Li G. .pra Hsla,f's division lad cr.-...l & .
loNtt = 90. D.. cELre,, false.
eLy 81. contain io6 se,tionS--oue o'tnels-
eo-, ~ ~. sild ever tet pop sci sud on which
months 90 tine ave he,n 'estrVcl
IL h. uHirs'oud tu,, C.l. J. T.. Bar had au 10.
ttyisv viii T., President G.u.y, ou the tu f,ct "
to appointment - Con syel a. NJ, u. Csnsr,,
Pee leDt 10 s,II .f ne name o. Gen sse l. tle
scnsi, NJ once 2 uA-ma,on.
IMMORAL, are icing extensively signed by 81
iirt- or pres. DtS,ou ~ he atm asier Genera. ask.
no thsi some measure he adopted b. which they
o.n procure the patent ruled stamped envelopes AZ
tie me rates charged Al The p1st oarss, rney
SAY that privileged venders IN tie camps take ~.
vantage q tier psriiNty for this iecdpti,n %
envelope, and dcmAud eN,c rtona,e prices.
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| present.. and the 'ol'o~inS clubs an - Te''"' -''
icprtsehied BY souie Of ucir uh'sr7 "nd o'heiS -
delegate, viz: The ia Reform '~eh 'u'
Gcimin Rspub iosn C.rh 4 tine NIni' war
he G'rmAn Rpihlstn Nss'ns 'o 6
the Twen,y- ecotd Ward The "'rnNh CIV
ems Club Of Hudson City We O'h,"-"N o.,
Society f'r the 'i'kiihe ca NN ~" -, w..
ssie'y' The sscns'rhund 0'p' ~ ,.,,i.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-04
POSTSCRIPT,
The War in the Southwest.

s.. Lods, March 3.-Ths Memphis Ar
rTAl = tie 2sth ult has ths t,liowiug;
We have tnf rulANln ffom Nashville Vi p " noon
yiw-iu,-isy. Ten. Buell. and Commodore FSp,e
A'rvei lid uccvI lei the place. The intel ,aies
9 x Wa rsls,'t over the dome % The Capitol and
2 '.is mere ". Bat ous federal q ~ WAS eNAib-
itsc, and a. It from the shop u Yankee lsSeler,
who I'D long been suspected Of di-loyaty. Tue
70 ina 10 SSn vil.e Is strongly outhsrn. deep
gi1"m sesin@i W o7yer tie c1nmunity.
liz lens az Il inter course - any kind With the in
VLd,rs. Tao British Gags have besn raised by the
IrVi.rty Lu.dt r., the INTENT n being ~ claim tie
p-ute, NJ q ~ a. q, verunent. ~
r . si,i. are being renov from Columbus. We
sult 80 T. earn a. Gsn. lie suTegArd Is max ing
~ o. - AID energetic preparations '1r the auA.k,
vt.e- nov seems 81 eminent on & lunibus.
The ref riet capture u H. Inns m nj Fort
u Es.s a v .Dcrrett. lie arrived 81 NtslN 10 on
s.tltl-y, having escaped from tie Laais OF the
ei 90 s..
J,a Temps n LEI, rs Old headquarters day be-
IRE yesterday "a secret eNpssiiion. lie wall turn
a. zF-i ~ here.
mn Hp,s, = ne Tcnns..ss LEGISLATURE me,
.H O., .-fh and al IouThsd FOR rant ~ d quorum
Considering the 4 estdenra message, toe ArrEAt
zsys ~ free confess the terror % his past policy,
all TIE extent O! the GisAters Viii IA have iIlJwed
'f1M a. We think the war will s-un Doe male On
tfe advas cling coiu SIMS u the enemy, that We will
Att cs, Iul sue and destroy, Instead Of being pur.
,utl si.d destroyed. Toe spade will Oa dropped
ard the b,yauet 70 suuea Ia other word. the pl !.
g q tne - Ian DAVIS vii yield that . the 4
| plsouic BeAnregNd In view q these facts we ear
see little morning . rough The dark clouds tlh Al
| present 'uvlrun ua, WaI,l VIII hurst iuIth In les
| than sixty i,'s In full resplendent ,ustre
| The tolowilg is COPY % a Telegram from Gen
| Halleck to Gen. N q ell ~, WashingtIu &c.
It's ofh Dialy reported That Jen. Thompson, Wit
| large force oi Cavalry AMI Artillery came hortl
| from New Madrid. Der forces advanced ffon
Birds Poi I, aud met his 'orcCa NJ Syke-towu.
| lie was pursued into tie sSAmps ny tie cayar
| ~ Gen. Hlniilt,n ar Col MurRan's hrigsis, AL
| three Iisn,a % artillery Gen. Pope VIr.uel Al
| other d,tas hmtnt Siu,h, c,pturing three IN i
! piece Of aTti lery, one Captain one L.eutenan
. | ard a number Oi priyAtes.
tSgned! II. w HNtrCE,
| Ma. an. Comm anding.