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Hair Dressing.


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For hs coming year no labor or expense will be spared
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BEST NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA.
In Politics, The World IL indspsndsnt, but u<rrr
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pare morality sad 4 steadiast adherence to
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MRS. WILSON'S
C O G O AN Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING:

Mrs. WiLscn Hair Dressing pc: ap in large BOTTLES
and rsris for 81 cts- per bottle, and for dressing the
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and moreover, it has pert1. that is infinitely
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American which aloos should eutitle It pace o.
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- tHa Regeneration before retiring Il. night and
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ALL THE NEWS

El oe iound n tha columns OF Fhe orlG in every de
Partnent of human activity. POLITICAL. AGRIi,U[-
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ItRE SCIENCE and ART
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The RegenesatorNis put up in Two sizes, and
rstails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quar-: bottles are much the
cheapest.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12
T RIPPLE SHEET. .
Now York. Saturday, April IL, 1864.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.

We publish this morning another triple sheet,
being the fourth that we have issued this week--a
fact uop ecedented in the history of newspaper
enterprise in this country. This has been necessi.
tated BY two causes-6rst, the pressure Of import
ant and exciting news; and, secondly, the crowd.
ing in upon Us Of an extraordinary number of ad.
vertisements.
But it is not to the mere quantity of additional
reading matter that we desire TO call attention
II is its unusual Importance and the successful ef
forts made by US to distance all our contempora.
res in its publication, that justify us in referring
to it, In the details of the great battle at Pitts
burg Landing we were enabled to anticipate even
the government dispatches; and it was from the
columns Of the HERALD that the President and
Congress first learned the particulars of that me-
morable conflict. Owing to our new process of
stereotyping our forms, by which we can throw
of fifty thousand impressions within the hour, we
were in position not only 70 supply ali our sub
scribers with the news as early as usual but to
furnish our sleepy contemporaries with matter for
. second edition If this is what constitutes Sc
cession newspaper, we take pride in not being in
the company Of such laggards.
Had not the pressure upon our nsws columns ne.
cessitated these extra issues, that occasioned by
our advertisements would have compelled Us to
have recourse to them. From thirty to forty
columns Of business announcements daily would
have left but little space, in double sheet, for
news and editorial matter. But. even to accom-
modats our advertisers, when we issue triple
sheet. they will have to bear in mind that il will
be necessary to send in before nine o'clock in the
evening all matter requiring a distinct classifca.
ton. And again we have to request Of them in
no case to employ advertisement agents. They
will fud their wishes more readily attended to by
sendiag their favors direct to our Office.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12
TIE SITUATION.

Dispatches were received at the War Depart.
ment from Gen. Mcclellan yesterday, stating that
all was progressing favorably near Yorktown;
but that nothing Of Importance has yet transpired
The condition Of the roads was improving.
Gen. Wool also sent two dispatches to the
steam ram Merrimae came out last evening
from her moorings Of Craney Island, accom-
panied by her consorts, the jamestown,
Yorktown. and her convoy Of tugs.
She proceeded as far as a point between New
ports News and Sewall's Point and made towards
the Monitor and the small Stevens iron battery.
The Merrimac fred only one shot, bat the little
Stevens battery returned with four or
five. upon which the Merrimac and her COM
panions returned 70 Crnney Island. General
Wool says in his despatch that this
ended The days proceedings, but what the night
shall bring forth he cannot tell. In all probability
this movement Of The Mcrrmac was intended as
reconnaissance, 90 discover the actual amount OF
the preparations on our side awaiting her exit from
her hncnOfagc on UlsChlcNOuS mission.
wc publish to-day very interesting map, ac-
companicd by history Of the battle FIELD al the
former siege of Yorktown in 17sl, when Lord Corn
wallis surrendered TO General Washington and
Court Eochambcau, and The independence Of the
American nation was established. The roads,
forests, hills, and all the topography Of the PENN.
~ a.
main to-day almost the same as they were in the
Revolutionary war.
With regard TO the probable military strength
Of the rebel States some interesting statements
will be found ip Qg Baltimore correspondence
which VIC publish to-day, and, although we have
boon In possession Of tho letter for some time, we
give Il now, being pertinent 70 the condition Of
saairE in Tic vicinity Of Yorktown and tbe late
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

colts works were sold too late to ascertain the re-
suit. To-day the great featare Of the sale will be
In Photographic albams, the rage for which has
become mania. Mcknight & Rutter, of Phila-
deiphia, introduce some very splendid samples Of
these works, varying in price from rs cents to SIG
EACH retail. These have been constructed on q
new principle, with guard back, &C., to prevent
the leaves breaking out and the binding and clasps
are more than usually fine. Dick & Ftzgerald's
Reasons Why" series and other works are to be
sold to-day. The stationery lists are also very
saleable. The trade sale will doubtless be con
cluded this evening.
The Lynn (Massachusetts) shoemakers are now
doing brisk business. 1t is said that the shoe
trade in the Eastern States is al lively now as in
former times.
At the State election in Connecticut, on the 7th
inst, there was but one scattering vote for
Governor.
The twenty eighth anniversary Of the American
Anti-Slavery Society is announced to be held on
the 6th-of May, in the church of the Puritans in
This city.
There are one hundred and fifty divorce oases
pending in the Supreme Court Of Boston.
Two hundred and sixty three new boats are
building along the lines of canals of this State.
Tho stock market again duh yesterday. and prices
rathor lower Money easier. ExShangs daf
at 112xax. Gold rathor Armer.
The cotton market firm yesterday, whife the aacs
embraced 200 bales. TOO Of which made tho
ing prevousand 500 yesterday closing on the baais Of
27kc 9sc. for mdling uplands Tho heaviest
purchases made account Of spnnsrs. Tho 0our
market heavy and dull, with limited sales Prices
fell OF from &C. TO 100. per barrel. Wheat was in
active and sales quite limited while prices were rrega
lar. Corn in fair request, aud prices armer, with
sales OF Western mixed at Gle. 62c, in store
and delivered Pork heavy and lower with sales OF
new mess at $12 S7 $1S, and OF prime at $40 rs
$40 So Lard ana beef were firm. Sugars wero quite
steady and active with sales Of 900 bids. and 264
boxes Cofeo in fair demand. cargo Of Rio
sold at 1Sc Freights dull but unchanged, and
eagements moderate.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

BIRDS OF FEATHER.-The Reverend Cheever
ferce'y attacks the Hon. Andy Johnson, the
military Governor Of Tennessee, and says
that his acts are unconstitutional. How much
Brother Cheever reverences that compact with
death and bond with He'll which we call the
constitution, and how zealously he defends it
from the attacks Of The President and the Hon.
Andy Johnson. But Checyer never did like
the Union johnson, but always preferred the
rebel Johnstons. one Of whom is reported killed
Our Johnson Is trying TO restore Tennessee TO
the Union. and of course Cheever cannot ap-
prove of that, but declares it unconstitutional
The rebel Johnston is trying to break up the
Union, and OF course Cheever thinks that
strictly constitutional. and endorses II. Consti-
tutiona Cheever! He ought 70 be supplied
with comfortable home at the national ex-
pense, u the smallest cell Of the lowest tier of
Fort Lafayette for The rest of his life. already
unconstitutionally long
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

THE TerBuNE's SHORT MEMoRY.-In its Thurs
days issue the Tribune says that lit will crafty
some friends to know that the 1ribuhe's in
come suHices to cover its expenses and leave a
balance on the right side.' Yes, this is very
gratifying intelligence. and we are one of the
some friends who are much delighted. But
then. we are very doubtful whether we can be-
lieve this very good news; for only about
month ago. while attempting to dodge the
newspaper tax, the Tribune Association de-
clared itself very poor, and acknowledged that
it would have been better of if it had issued
no paper during the year past. Now, which
statement is true? Our old clothes and broken
victuals hang trembling in the balance; for
if Greeley can really do without them the
World people shall be blessed Herewith.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

ALBANY LOBBY SrRATEGY-The Grinding
Committee at Albany has again picked up the
bill giving our Corporation printing to the three
papers with the largest circulation Whose
eyes are to be blinded by this move pray This
three paper bill is only feint to conceal the
real movement behind the curtain---a bit of
lobby strategy easily discovered and defeated
The real arrangement is to put the Aldsrmen's
salaries in the Tax bill. and leave County Clerk,
Genet's fees untouched, while the Aldermen
led by Genet, make the Tines Corporation
paper. Some Little Villain must be frightened
at his own work. so suddenly has the bogus
three paper bill been hauled out again
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

military view, of General McClellan's success
In that quarters We answer. that the rebels
have chosen that narrow neck of the peninsula
at Yorktown as the protecting gateway of Rich
mond, their " Confederate" capital, and that in
forcing this gateway, General Mcclellan will
secure Richmond without further opposition.
Upon the siege of Yorktown, then, depends
the immediate collapse, from Virginia to
Texas, of this rebellion. or its prolongation yet
little while. After their late disastrous
reverses in the East and tho West, the leaders
and rulers of this rebellion, if driven igno-
mniously from Richmond, and If still at
large, will find no resting place this side of
Mexico. They understand the desperate neces-
sity of final struggle for Richmond They
cannot abandon 1t with any degree Of safety
against popular Southern reaction, and they
have therefore resolved to make q stand at
Yorktown. We think that this is matter for
public congratulssion. because we believe that
in making this stand the issues Of the war are
reduced to this single siege. and that Mcclellan
will thus be saved the trouble Of following up
his enemy into the Carolinas and Georgia.
Mesntime, it is probable that the monster
rebel ram, the Merrimac, and her three or four
iron-coated satellites at Norfolk, are preparing
to cooperate with the rebel land forces Of the
peninsula, in some dashing enterprise in the
James or York river. Supposing, however,
that against this contingency the government
has provided the necessary securities we
calmly await the denouement of the second
momentous siege of Yorktown.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

The TRrBUNE's LooIc.-Three investigating
committees- wyck's, Thomas and Hollis
have unanimously condemned Fremont as
guilty of extravaganza, ineffcicncy and neglect
of duty in Missouri. The Tribune says that, in
spite Of this, Fremont is justified, because secre-
tary Seward arrested two cessionists-Faulk.
ner and Jones and locked them up in Fort
Warren This is logic with vengeance! Poor
Greeley.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF Mrlc Tho combination com
many from Nbo's appear at this estabishment tonight
The entertainments will be "The Rivals . with the same
splendid cast in New York. aud "yiack Eyed susan"
No greater treat be enjoyed than tsss Two per.
foruances An interesting feature will be .he presence
of the surviving Of the Cumberland aud Congress-
who have been invited to witness Mr. DnYeppots psr.
souatiou OF william.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

BLOOD, IAoo, BLooD.-The editors Of the abo-
lition journals--who must be knights OF the
golden ass from their stupidity very CO.
we're upon Halleck Buell. and Grant for win
ming the recent victories in Tennessee. Pray
what is the matter with the battleS We're not
enough men killed? Certainly there ought to
be blood enough at Pttsburg Landing 10
satisfy the abolitionists but their appetite for
il is very keen.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

TIE GENERAL BANKRUPT LAw.-The bill for
general bankrupt law, reported by Mr.. Conk-
ling from the special committee, comes before
the House on Monday next More than one
hundred thousand names, comprising many of
the leading commercial firms in our principal
cities, have been appended to the petitions sent
in to Congress in its favor No measure is
more imperatively demanded in the present
diorganized state Of the country than this. The
ruin that has overtaken so many mercantile
men, not through any fault Of their own, but
through that of the politicians, can only be
remedied by some such enactment. A dis
eliminating law, which, while it assists the
honest trader to surmount his difficulties, in
fexibly. Furnishes the roguishly disposed, can.
not but be conducive to public morality and
the best interests of the mercantile communi-
ty. We are sorry to see it stated that con-
siderable Indifference is manifested in Congress
in regard to the passage of this bill. 1t is to
be hoped that when the measure comes to be
discussed its Importance will be better ap-
preciated.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12
observation-disclosures.

Governor Buckingham, of CONNECTICUT, has beer
elected TO the Office OF President ohe American Temper.
ance Union In place Of the Fon Geoygs y. fygs, lie.
ceased. A good appoihtnons.