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Envzxuriazat Boa11tv,

promotes its growth. prevents its falling Off eradcacs
dandrun, and imparts health and peasantness to the
head. 1t has stood the test Of time being the original
Hair Coorng and is constantly increasing in favor Us
ed by both gentlemen and ladies' 1t is sold by all reSpec
table dealers be procured by them of D. = BARNES
Proprietor, New York HosrErrER, SMITH DEAN Agents
San Francisco. Two sizes, so cts. and ST. 5lsn. cow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

J2 nc NhcNECUi SuFStcHl HnatItute OF
DR. L. j. CAPKAY is already secured in position which
places a well its proprietor far above the
envy and professional malice In the schools of France
the highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department of Medical science and they occupy with
others equally lofty position in the profession Rcord
is an Industrious example, shining light among the phil
oSophical stars OF his in Europe and Dr. CZapkay has
lully equalcd him in this country proof of which,
the Philadelphia College OF Medicine compmented him
with Diploma, and the honorary al eundem degree Sc
ectng this as his field of operation, although qualified
graduate of the University of PeSth and late Chief Sur
geon of the Hungarian Revou touary Army, for
"rd labors Dr.. l. ]. Czapkay has bent his earnest
70 the cure of chronic ana private diseases, in
become so great an expert that he is
DER in this branch of his profession
STATES, and his portrait and bog-
'tter of interest to their readers
The Doctors Offices are
'o Sacramento St.,
building Of the
to the
umu
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Book and Job Printing

Having just made large additions to stock Of Fancy
and Display Type and other necessary Printing material
prepared to do any style of work short notice and
reasonable rates. Be All job work be paid Tor
livery. Cash must accompany orders from distance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

Stationery, Blank, Enw, Standard, Hsiscc!-
lane0us and school Books.
constantly hand and supplied at the lowest market pr
c,s to those who favor with their orders. TO- 49,.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23
IL L, NJ 5 II II T. Il 1''S
Inimitable Hair Restorative !

IT Is NOT 4 DIE
But restores gray hair to its original color, by supply
ing the capillary tubes with natural substances impaired
by or disease All Instantaneous dyes composed of
lunar cdusic destroying the vitality and beauty of the
hair, and afford of themselves dressing. Uemstreet
ndomiable Cooring only restores hair to its natural
caor by an easy process but gives the hair a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

New YORK weekly tribune, lhnNS' Nofla, journal oI
Commerce Evening Post and Caucasian each, ..,. 0
Boston Weekly Journal, Transcript and Post each &
A Our full list for 1863 will be sent free of expense
application by letter. 90 full assortment Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-23

THE SENTIMENTS OF A TRUE PATRIoT.--The
following letter was written by Hon. John Con-
ness, in answer to an invitation to address The
Placerville Union League:
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-13

haAster on Tuesday Afternoon struck by eleven
tach mortar she'll which hit her fairly dock, causing
an iudenaton her deck cracking the plates but doing
NO material damage IL almost impossible to in
lure these wonderful iron- cads.
Upon the arrival Of the Montauk At Port Royal the Ad
mira sent the following letter 70 Captain worden which
was read 70 the officers and crew Of tho vessei-
LAGsnP WAaAsB, I
PoRr ROYAL s. c., March I, 1863
SIR have the pleasure % acknowledge the receipt Of
your interesting report February 28 informing OF
The destruction OF tho Nashville This after being
long time bockaded the waters OF the Great Ogee
chee had BEEN according 70 tho best Information could
receive lifted out pfvateer 70 depredate
Of her obstruction and desire you receive my thanks
for the and the expression Of admiration the
manner In which you have accomplished this most dcs-
rable result Under the guns OF very strong fort shield
thus added to your already distinguished services and
well earned reputation You win also convey your off,
cers and my for their good conduct
noe only ON this but during the previous attacks
OF the Monank on tho fort, and their services generally
IN the Ogeechee which you have brought favorably
my notice, by reading this communication 70 them the
nrst convenient occasion remain respectfully. your
obedent servant, s. y. DUPONT, Rear Admiral,
Commanding South Atlantic Blockadng Squadron.
Commander J. l. WoRpEN U. steamer Montauk.
On Friday all the iron olads had returned to Port Royal
and the mortar vessels came In AZ intervals during the
day.
On Saturday interesting experiments were made
on board the Weshawken with Internal machines and
describe any Of them They gotten up expressly for
tho rebels and they will In due time find what they
are and what they are for.
SUNDAY, March 8-Today left Port Royal. The fol-
lowing iron clads we're in port, vx:-Montauk, Passaic
Woehawken, Paapsco, Nahant Catskil The Quaker City
Ericsson and Mary Boardman sailed four ahead Of
us, all bound for New York except the Ericsson which
was bound into Hampton Roads
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placa ~ the uot Aosss CANA into the wardroom aud
ported that It bod been hit again, and quite nu9tocI
house marrow " escaping Doy the 80
himself. 10 was thankful that was noe seers LOT WI
20 many - this little coop someoody wss'u n~''
hit.
RAPDITY
Al Sshss time OF Eight was baDg, bang fFSm our
own guns and crack SIAM WIKI rom the enemys
shot combined aoisss foniIu musical
seldom ever heard VITA sosn " many men
Oar are was much more rapid than most would imagine,
when they take consideration tho enormous weight
Of our ordnance sores but our boys were M tner
element seemed delighted at the idea Of giving the
rebels . dose OF large Shells Every few minutes shot
would strike the turFc fair and perfect hail storm OF
fragments would fall upon decks "Try again,
old secesh somebody would say "Iet her rip, and be
- calculated another. And so on Till At last be-
The REELS SUFFERING.
OF one thing We fe pretty certain, that was IN the
early part VI the action the enemy were using more than
one heavy but now they were reduced 10 one ten
EFFECTS or ouR ma sanA
while the huge traverses bore deep marks shells
hours longer and ammunition was too costly to be
used with such object in view, and il decided to
discontinue the action before noon.
At twenty minutes 10 twelve the windlass was manned
the chain slowly hove In and minutes before
meridian the anchor was away and We were drifting
down the river The enemy, rejoicing our
departure manned his guns and bazed away az lively
he could but at the best was slower than earlier the
day gunboats threw in their shells occasionally,
while the enemys tennch mortar in vain underworld 10
land shell on their decks
RBcAIL
Captain Worden recalled little feet, and ordered
them TO down the out OF range Of the enemys
guns and anchor. At few minutes before one O'Clock
we were at our old anchorage.
sRor MARKS.
All hands were deck looking at tho effect OF the enc
mys shot upon and was not long before they were
joined by others from the gunboats. who bad the
shots strike and had board 70 the marks.
Wo bear some marks . heavy hammering, and yet
are as good new-better, think-as show proof
marks Of our invulnerabiIy.
We struck by the enemy's projectNes as FOL
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City Intelligence.

WY AAtoAAASCnC0s
TIE SHPwRGBrs.-Mr. Jerome Buck is to deliver q lee
ture before the shpwrghts, at Irving Hail. Friday
the Goth instsnt. subiect-"HenTy Eckford." II Mr..
Buck handles the subject with skin the shipwrghs will
be delighted Henry Eckford WINS splendid shipbuder,
and New York lost when Constantnople gained the
vices OF this naval architect.
ANOTHER LOYAL MEEnNa.-The metropolis Is full OF 10y
atty There is TO be great meeting at the Academy Of
Music tomorrow evening" naugurate the Union League.
Governor Johnson Of Tennessee, and Governor Wright,
Of Indanna, are to speak. There will be crowd Go
early.
The NATIONAL UNION LEAGuE.-Tho loyal Union League
will hold grand mass meeting at tho Academy Of Music
to evening. when the League will DO naugurated
with appropriate ceremonies. Tickets OF admission for
ladies, we'll gentlemen, will be issued pre-
vent too great n number from crowdng the Academy.
Among the speakers expected be present Governor
Andy Johnson OF Tennessee and Senator Wright of In
diana.
THE DRILL To-NIcm.-The last drill Of the Seventh reg
ment under Colonel Leers, takes place this evening
their armory The occasion will be or considerable
interest Tho drill will commence about or half
past seven O'Clock.
NEW MAJOR FOR THE THIRD NEW York CAvAlRy-Cap
tain Small, for some time connected with Third New
York cavalry, has been chosen major Of that regiment
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Sur SAMUEL wars Dearborn hence Jan 81 Liverpool
has fsundered. No particulars. Crew saved, (The "
was ship OF l2<S register and built NJ Tho
maston in iso5. from which port she haied.)
BARK CARoIfNr Packard from Newcastle for Maranham
while entering the latter port got ashore and assisted OF
Brrs GRO HARars French for Key West, while anchor
In the North River int by schr Buena Vista. OF
Taunton carrying away bowsprt head rails DC The schr
but little damaged
Nm scup onirvraL Dolley OF Dieby for Kingston, Ja
when gsing the Lower Bay came In collision with
ship anchor In Quarantine, carrying away bowspriL &C.
and returned for repairs
with cargo OF government account took fire In her
decs load galley Chesapeake Bay 10th inst and
was run ashore Cove Point The deck load destroyed
and the schr much damaged.
scuR PiSrA-saybrook l. March 11Schr Pinta. OF 200
tons lying AT steamboat wharf loading with pressed
abou, 10 clock night She cut adr from the dock
the river, where she burned TO the waters
edge.
BoSrox March ~ by ieshp Old Dominion, from Liv.
ernoo for Bostnn pnt Proyincetown this afternoon
licking loss OF main and msen opmass rudder
head, Ac.
yvwpour T. March i2schr Carthaeena, with cargo Of
erd,ee OH ard machinery, from New Bedford for Pha
dephia Burons Reef, the rocks and lies
In a bad position. Assistance has gone TO her.
r.r,vtA Jan I3-rhe ship Pioneer Montgomery before
reroreal was about Is miles from Camman
Isauds bound from Manila Tor England with
cargo hemp and Tic master and crew reached
mere 10 day. and what Capt reports she will prove
total loss.
r,,atroSpr Feb 2y-The brig sarl Christian Russell Of
"a Johp NIB from Bordeaux for Cardiff, ashore Tho
malnitni y Of Mort Stone and bilRed; crew saved
Ittraroot Feb 21--The Br ship Eob, Trrs Pasn from
Rev YORK Tor Newport grain, was fallen With Feb Is
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MISCELLANEOUS.


RI nfsr .ass or ruE RYE-DR MARGJ ffEss
nonsuiine ho1rs from 20 O'Clock. at he Lafarge
House, N. v.
1--WE AVN FIR-pR CALDWELL, oCULIsr, NO. ~
M yinton plsc. Eighth street. near Brnawas mas LOT
twenty years past devoted his attention exegsNey to ~
e,am,na,ion or opinion Office hours from A. ". %
sP.M ----4--,
,,vr ma wARgrLIKs. PHYSICIAN AND ocrIIsf
H. the Prince Alexander % Heese hfoues
- ne Fmpres Of Russia having bad twenty two year ey
~ ~ nudon St Petersburg may ~ eensAud 100
~ ~ the Eye at the Lsfarre House New isIh
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Card from H. l.. Clinton, ESQ.
TO rHE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

In one Of the papers Of to-day read report Of the do
cision Of the Judges Of the soprcme Court the
Hart Kennedy, Superintendent Of Police which my
and that OF Mr. f. s. Sialkneckt are mentioned as
counsel for tho plaintiff. take the earliest opportunity
OF correcting this error would desire 70 deprive
the counsel, Mr. Cunning g. Bedford Jr.-who alone
ably conducted the for the the credit
him. HENRY l. CLINTON
New YoRK, March ~, 1858.
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New Hampshire Election.
CONCORD, NJ H., March Up. N.
The returns from towns In ho Second Congress
sonal district received since this forenoon brings Mr.
Rolling majority down to small figure that IL may
require the Official returns 70 settle the question
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Fort OF New York, March IL, 1863.
CLEARED
stsamship Columbia. Barton Havana and New Orleans
SP sai" VIM Tspscot Bell Lverpoo- rapsco
snip Emerald Luce Tyerpoosi g rockingham
Bark Toraae tsr 1. Boosh Gsssow1Mnraoch smythe
Ship Marietta Aus). valusching. Anwerp-Hoimboe
Bark Jane Lackey tBr, Lackey Monteso Bay, Ja-oeo
Bark West Wind tBr) Allen, Havanaw " Russell, Bro
Ssrk concrttina Utap Gisrdna Bavana--N BRIGHAM
Brig Guayana tBreml Behrens. Brcmen-E PAYER sedt.
Brig Lisee DAM. spieron, Lisbon-Funch, Meincke
Brig Hadding tSor), LANCE. observation-disclosures Bal
Brig e Fsyoriis tDuch, Raven IAsu.yA and Porto Ca
Brig W Peek, Wallace, Aspinwail-Panama RR Co.
Rrs L: s p J0Ans PEsre IN son Co.
ss os p s Me F.s Nsv sT SU
BIZ Il Marys . Denhsm n. New oTeana N'p.
s s E .na sor &c
schr DeIIsrt, Cummings Beaufors-Miiier Housh-
sshr smitssonsn Davis Washinston-J Smith q Co.
sshr Hattie Hail Low. M S BeriinSA Hssens
ssSr Russell Bgn,ns snHw MA nsss1'
sssr s.ais. so csls sf Ps.aspsisEs Rssis
S.. s;s, Son Co
scS S Hotiie. Hammond. Bos.on-.s W Lewis xco.
sp Ss.
Steamer CadSallader, Person; baltimore
s.s@:T DssfhSsi:s
ARRIVED.
poI, Royal ss a SS1 cS.resioa f Bar March
s,e.mshp DouSr !Br Of Liverpool rri,es Acting Ens T
on wlm,nstcn, NC ,-n D., so,,.
with mds and passengers 10 Adams Co. Has haa
ship Carl sBrsm), Often. gayre, q a.y. with md.s ana
entire passage 9th inst lat 70 49, lon - 81 passed nis
sSp SopssSsio Henderson New Orleans IL days. in bal
yss sssA 2q Ss.e, z .:. ss
oh @ ssss ss
strong gales the lost the foreyard and split
'' sehr J Martin, Harding Philadelphia.
sr ..ss Cooler ZEN or w
se eSr Pariridss Hir Embarrassment for Boston.
s scnr e CENT Ssa decSsi Rocsasd ~ '''
sssr m1T FANNY Bsse, Tsfssn
Steamer Artisan AeKeas. wash,ngton.
s,s.msr Seven. Dousn. .rs: B sun,.
Steamer Tacony. Ky. Philadelphia.
Steamer fsssn jones': rorses
BELOW.
Bark mbui tDu,ch).
Bark Montexuma ..
Ships cssAr Gu.sm.n H s.r@. Tsp a, barb:
fsseisry Sssia;: Jal. xIsy; Ws.I WIN C;ssyy
Psn and many others steamers Geo Pea
Sody. a Ferry virginia Manhattan, Sa:ssshasei. ~
Wind 81 sunset NV.
Miscellaneous.
SIR SAMUEL wars Dearborn hence Jan ~ for Liverpool,
hss feundered. particulars. Crew saved. (The W
was good AK OF 2<S register and built Tho.
masson in 1915 from which port she haiied.)
BARK CAROLINE Packard, from Newcastle for Maranhan.
while entering port ashore and assisted
without damage She has since arrived at Cienfuegos
Bwrs GEo HARaIs French for Key West while at anchor
in the North int by schr BuenA Vista OF
Taunton carrying away bowspri head rails Ac The schr
Was but little damaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-13
SHIPPIN NEW s.
Fort Of New York, March IL, 1850.

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