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INTERESTING FRon Fortress MONROE.

General Cutters Arriyal-Tne Esca pc
from Richmond OF the Engineer and
Firemen OF the Star OF the West-The
Whining ton Bloc kade-Destruction Of
the blockade Runner Benaigo In Lsck-
woods Folly InicG-List OF Vessels Ga p
tured and Destroyed or Wilmington,
&c.
FoarRRs5 MONROE, Jan. o, 1894.
Major Gcsera Butor returned to Fortress Monroe last
evening.
Tho engineer and remen captured from the steamer
Star Of tho West arrived here this morning via York
town. having mado their escape from prison al Rich
mond. An ordinary suit OF blue clothes, by tho
engineer, cost him thousand dollars rebel money a.
Richmond.
Three OF the Russian frisa,cs viii sail for tho wost
Indies tomorrow morning
FORTRESS MosRsa. Jan. 10, 1854
q The following vessels passed the guardshp Young
Rover last evening FOR harbor:-
Steamer City OF Richmond, Kelly New York. for Port
Royal; steamer Plata. Dennis. New York. Tor New Or
leans; steamer Eliza, Thomas Now YORK, for NASSAU
fho Eliza lost 80 kIS overheard. had oae man sick
and put In In distress
Dates from the Wilmington bockading squadron OF
January state that the Sd inst Admiral Lee Of the
United States gunboat FahKes entered Lockwoods Folly
Inlet, about ton miles TO ths south OF Wilmington
nOlStcu OUT us DOat6 auu examined tue DloCk-
ade runner Bsndgo, a vessel run ashore by her
captain about week before TO- prevent her being cap.
turcd by our blockaders
While making these examinations the enemy's sharp
shooters appeared and opened fire upon tho boats crew
which returned by tho Fab. Kees guns when rebel
battery opened and our boats returned the ship
The Fab Kee continued her ro until the Bendigo well
riddlcd.
Tho Fab KEGS battery light, aud In consequence
OF her draugh OF water the shoals inside Ore
at long range
Night coming tho Admiral returned to his aeet and
tho following morning despatched three vessels to the
inlet and made the work OF destruction complete.
The weather on Wilmington for two weeks past has
been extremely stormy. Dense fogs have prevailed and
the knowledge that blockade would take advan
tage OF them increased the labors OF cruisers
Tho following vessels-nneteen in all-have been
captured of Wilmington since the 10th OF July last
Kate chased ashore ana recovered.
Hebe, chased ashore and destroyed.
Duoro, chased ashore aud destroyed.
Venus, chased ashore and destroyed.
Phantom, chased ashore aud destroyed.
Arabia, went 70 pieces on the bar
Elizabeth. beached end destroyed by crew.
Ceres, beached and partly destroyed by crew.
Beaurcgard, beached, and partly destroyed by crew.
Antonica, beached and partly destroyed by crew
Merrimac, captured.
Juno, Cornuba, r. F. Les, Ella and Annie and the
Ella, all captured; Bendgo destroyed; Margaret and
Jessie and Banshee captured by tho Uuited States
steamer Fulton.
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or the duties therein mentioned have been entrusted
TO my charge By the present oy Inspector his
duction into Office. -
hope gentlemen have said sufficient % impress you
with tho necessity for the adoption some plan that
will correct existing abuses and give TO the city sani
tary system at once efcient 10 ts administration and
economicalin its expenditures Your obesient servant,
THOMAS v. CARR,
Superintendent or Sanitary Inspection Street Cleaning
L. L BoLLRs. Esq, Chairman Eighteenth Ward Citi-
zens Association; JoHs H. suxRwooD, Esq. President
TWENTY first Ward Citizens Association
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5uf1sr1HS CorEr-- 'iRtuir.-Pad 1-0yer aud Tormner
Part 2-Ncs 600. ana OIL il2i s5s, 1913, 6o4 II44.
i2ll llTs 10aT. IL D. 1910 1855, 7OT ssT, $50 I0T4
SsfssioR CouKr.-Tart Mos. 1850. 3i33 3l5e 1908
32l7. 1919. Part 2-Nos. 32i. .l0 1858, 3I4s, 4s6,
2a6s. Si6z, 1884, 1885, 1868. 3i6o, 3i62. 3Iea $780,
3l72
COMMON PIxAs-Part 1-Nos TO. 25r, 1876, 2e2, 2es,
30. 800, 80, 2ii. 49, 283 las, 49, 248 800 Part q
Nos. 1885, esq., 28S $780, 29l, 2Sl, 20s. e o., 81, 90,
302, 3O3 3O4 306
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More Abost the Big Fight.

HOW HBENAN WAS SOLD AND swlNDLED.
LETTER FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT
on The subect Ring England and America; Great
Turf 1894 Racing Recoscsions or "Reminiscences
v VIC D-s GREAT SKATING NEWS:
Hunting and Shootng AL the Theatrical and snow news
-"u :" sEk Wilkes SPIRfT-OUT TO-DAY.
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Psrsonsl Intelligence.

Psrsonal Intelligence.
Mr. Postmaster Wakeman, who was in Albany last
week. not there in regard the Coectorshp, but
on other business.
On the ID inst the lady friends In Cincinnati Of the
wife Of General Rosecrans presented her bresstpn cut
out Of shell from the Little Miami river.
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Where Birds with Rainbow plumage
wing their through the Of Brazil grows the
fragrant Hover that drinks the dew OF Heaven No need
"a 70 to the tropics 20 nhae It's pc fume however, for
eknaes In all tia freshness from PHAL0N SONS tx
tract OF the Night blooming Ccreus."
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Messrs. Simmons, Rogers &c Co. are
authorized receive deposits and make collections
account y L. SIMMONS 4 CO.
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Mer'na'iPr PINE TREE TAR DROPS.

PINE TKEE TAH DhOfbs
The most popular remedy eItant,
For Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds,
Tickling or Soreness OF the Throat
Are very pleasant and edectuai.
Neatly put mp In aiding cases
Convenient for the pocket
Sold at Is and IS cents per boz
BY dealers In medicines generally -.
Prepared only BY Thos. r. Marshall Trenton, Nj.
New York Agency at Helmbolds.
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Old Books Bought In any Quantity,
rom single volume TO an JOHN PYSk 100 Nassau street.

Steamer Admiral, now ON Sectional
dock Splendid specimen Of naval architecture Butt y
aIui. ri POOR. Of New Haven. Designed for speed.
Istely sold 70 for transport Now ntns and
WI be ready II few days such ships wanted oy govern
ma
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Co u Kentucky State LOTTERY
=, Ks~ccsr, Ezra. CLASS Iis--Jan II. 1854
a. a. al "a. 81. 81. 81, az. 80, ~, 81. IS. 50.
10, 80. l6, 80. So, CT, s. 80, 26. 65. s. Co. "a 81
Circulars sent free Of charge saing either
MURRAY EDDY co..
COvingtOn,
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legal Lotterios.-
Prompt aud reliable information given sent.
r.. CLAYTON 4 CO., 10 Wall street. N. T.
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Prizes Cashed I'm All LeGaIized LOtte-
Wall street, room No. l.
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Accident ON the Harlem Railroad.
TWELVE on voURrgxH PRISONS rNyvRsp-N0 ON
KILLED. ETC.

The way train On the Harlem Railroad, bound Tor New
YORK. shs morning ran Oh she track Ks,oush below
Crotou Falls nurlug some twelve or fourteen persons
The entire train vas precpsassd down an smbanknen
making complete wreck. NO person was killed; but
y thcusAs that Mr. Merritt, drovsr, cannot survive
his Iajuriss The escape q shs passengers nifsssssa
Tha aooltsaA Wsa eaussd ~ ~ brsaktpg = ASNA
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II Is Not Often That We Come in Con.
with article that feel justified In recommending
10 our numerous readers the article OF FAMILY DYE
COLORS manufactured By HOWE 4 STEVENS we feel we
heartily commend TO all who have for dyes OF
any colors. For sale By all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-12

Prizes Cashed I'm All LeGalized LOtte
rtes and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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OMciai Drawings OF che Library AssO-
citation companya Lottery Of Kentucky; ,a..
EXTRA CLASS 6l3-JRn II, 1864 =
Is. 63, 81, 81. IS. 65. 2, sc, As, 66, IT. 6. AZ.
CLASS 64-JAn. IL, 1894
Ut, rs, 20, SO, Al, Q, 81, Ia, 5, 81, A, ", so, 49,
FRANCE, ELLIS CO, Managers oovington, Ky
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CLEARED
Steamship Adriac OBJ Nicholson. Galway and Lvsr.
steamship farKersourg. whi,ehouse Porlsnd-H cron
ship rrederch IBrem). Fassmer calao via vaIparaiss
BARK EIsg.rA swenson, cadir-Funch Meincks 4 Vent.
BrgJ King, Conn: Kington, Ja-E smithers Co
sehr Amy Wooster Obj, Mott Vera cruzJohn Boyntons
schr Golden West (Br). damage, Bermuda-yAtss Por.
sehr Alice A gsndel, King, York Rver-FJ csmbeu.
scIr washington. 8enns as csincosssue-A Ravens
schr James kuslsr JoIns. Fortress Monroe-FS oamSes
se Chase s.osS sx scaoseru.,n Wood
ARRivED.
s.samsh,p Fulton 90 : ,rsnsport wot.on. ross Royal
's orient Hs 1srnoU ssT r. s ma.e and m
passengers spoaprd Teslon Co. Passed through the
Ssas. 1Se'g se%ps sn' s.@see. Nov and
Gibraltar Dec with mdse. % master From the ls to the
oi s,Ss s A. w D%sa: Es ..
with three "a steamer IN tow probably Se xraso
.s s ss. sss e. s g
from L s% n both FOR HGpg Kong 20 90
sngspsre; q IL lon s. Br ship EUROPA steer
BRIG Stranger lot Maitland Hsl Campbell st Martins Is
days with sal. to Ii J q A Dewolf Had heavy weather
Brig Ruby tBr,, Foley, Turks Isands vi. Long Island
Highlands inst and nd was blown or and Obliged 70 put
Brig Maple Valley OF St Andrews. NIB. wsycoa s..
Key hey ~ with s Jan n .ps' 2,
NewYork.
Schr VIM Cousins (of Prince Edward Issnd) Bell. as
Johns. PR. is days with sugar, &c TO master.
6chr Henry Brown Latchem Chincoteaguo days.
BchI United Anderson Chincoteague
Schr ID Bayieg JAYNE. Baltimore.
Steamer Louisa Moore ( transp0rt) winters Eewbsru
via Hatteras 80 hours with passengers 20 Quarerms.
ter I'd inst (outward mtea Of Cape NAY fell
in with schr Mary Helen OF Greenpor LII Chase from
Philadelphia for Wareham SUNK crew in the rigging
the names Of the crew Of the H:--csp! Chase VIM
Goldsmith. first o1ccr Cook, steward; Goldsmith aad
Fish, the latter badly frostbten Stopped At the Deis
Breakwater. and put them board the U steamer
Saratoga Gas before reported)
Steamer Falcon Jones. Pr0vee0oo.
BELOW.
Bark Lycurgus (IaD, from Palermo
l0th-Steamers Mcclellan. and Mcrrmac; ship Siam.
The steamship Adratc for Galway has anchored ct Gus
rantine. and will sail this morning. 18th.
Wind ct sunset SW
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Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
from upper lips low forshssds, or any part Of the body
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Lottery Of Kentucky.
EKrRA CLASS lT--Jan II, 1854
10, G.. TO- rs. ~. l6, SO, 70, *, %, sc, q. GA.
CLASS l8-.Jsn. III, 1864
IT, 8, ST. 63. g. 50, %, IL, 43, 40, 81 70, IS, As
e. e. SIMMONS CO.
Successors 10 John A. Morris Co.
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CROSS EYE sriRSxffa1RR1ENED IN ONE


GROVER 4 BAKERS celebrated Elastic Stitch Sewing
machines were awarded the highest premiums over all
Indiana, Michigan illinois Kentucky fennsyivania Ohio
respectable institute and county
fair held In 1865 Salesrooms 49o Broadway New York.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Thfrty Pc
cent premium paid for przes Information furnished
Highest paid Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold
Silver TAYLOR CO., Bankers, I6 Wall street, N. Y.
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Album PhOtOgra phs.-FamiItes or Par
ties Of ten only 81 Dozen at HOLMES sos Broadway.
Sixteen years operating.
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Light Guard.-Ladies, Laird's Bloom
OF Youth Il the best preserver and beauher Of the COM
pexon SKIN as Broadway and druggists everywhere
Lyons Periodical Drops-The Great Fee
male Reguiator-sre sold by all drugsss Price u per
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Deafness, Impaired Sight.
NOISES IN TIN HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARkH.
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE OBgTRUOfI0N or THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBD
CURED.
CROSS EYE STRAT0HTENED IN ONE
MINUTE. -
And esssse Of the Eye and Ear requiring eithes
medical surgical aid attended 70 By Dr. Won EESBN
BER0. st his consulting rooms SIG Broadway near TweHh
street.
Furs, Furs, Furs.
CLOSING OUT SALES.
Mink Capes Taimas Collars and Muns Foot NUTS Sleigh
Robes. Cent? Fur Collars, at reduced prices.
dENIN, SIS Broadway.
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BatoheIors Hair Dye-The Best I'm tho
world Harmless. reliable. instantaneous The only per-
feet dye Sold by all druggiss Factory 81 Barclay street
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which might he cured by simple remedy. like "BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs," II allowed to progress, may
terminate seriously.
For bronchitis asthma catarrh and consumpve coughs
'the Troches used with ADVANTAGE giving oentimes
immediate relief
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Maugsr's Direction Labels and Tags;
Dennsons Merchandise Tags; Patent Direction Labels;
Fsys Hook Tags; Gum Tickets &C.. At VICTOR Il.
MAUGER'S, lis Chambers street.
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Chaps, Chafes, sailowness, Eruptions,
Spots 6pecks and all Skin Blemishes cured BY GOU-
RAUD'S Italian Medcated Soap. 46s Broadway.
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ery cared for and disposed Of would bring 10 the city
past the aggregate sold for lees than So o00
In London the expense Of cleaning the streets and ash
burg the daily cleaning Of the city, lie courts ana closes
costs but $4,000 In Aberdeen the work done daily at
profit 10 the city Of about 5000 N Huh the refuse
from the houses readily disposed 81 pront 70 small
rhsse necessary details being attended TO- the depart
Be removed a. far as possible from The influence Of poll
tcans The wonder not that The mortality Of the city
Y 90 great. but that = 70 not greater. considering the liz
this city are placed beyond the reach and influence Of
politicians Aldermen and spectators no reforms srsto
For some weeks part the condition Of this department
has been aissrsdaoe 70 the city psfcisn. in carrying
active only in the practice OF abuses without system
or organization with directing head the streets n
sSewaks and CUTTERS even the small clerical force
gagged almost without employment, employees and labor
err 70 - Ss an
dusry and energy 70 one object alone and That object
secure through the agency OF the Common Council the
means OF fastening this condition OF things permanently
upos the city By me authorization OF the issue Of street
cleaning bonds. lOny few months since SUFFICIENT
object Of ~ oresnisasion 50 rapid down Hill process
In 30 short space OF time 10 marvel even IN these fast
days The naked fact that resources 20 ample should
insuperable barrier against farther extension Of opporu
nifty TO repeat similar scenes AZ the expense Of our c
the name Of street cleaning bonds or any other similar
device may help conceal ts delinquences but unless
s irresponsible course u a. once checked the Leesla
the evil BY entire adjustment Of the system unde,
which such abuses may be perpctuated.
N. and control over The work os srss
cleaning and makes u the imperative duty Of the Super
intsodent 70 "supervee audit and certify ali scceu.u
would stass that am In no way rsspossibls fos ~
ebusea hat sava hsea pracssed vA1Nr om WAineeos,
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CHRONIC CArARkH.

CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBgTkuofI0M OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBD
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OUR SANITARY REGULATIONS.
Corrsspondence Between Our
Mayor and Citizens-What the Public
Demand What she Mayor Suggests,

l6mterestfng Correspond nce Between Our
Mayor and Cittxens-What the Public
Demand-What tine Mayor Suggests,
&c., dc.
NEW YORK, Jan. IL, 1884
TO nIn HONORABLE ras BOARD OF ALDERMAN
GsrIxxrS-In reply certain organizations of citizens
OF the Twenty FIRST and Eighteenth wards the superin
tendsnt or Sanitary Inspection thomas n Carr Esq., has
made report, which herewith transmit.
Iwoud beg leave TO call your attention TO OF the
more important points in the report containing facts
which Mother you nor am at liberty to overlook
The report states that GOO are annually paid for
salaries and 900 for contingencies which latter is
purely election fraud and further that $50 900 taken
from this sl33 00e would be all Sufficient TO give full EN-
cency to the abors of this department.
The report also that the city still continues to
pay for work THAT need have cost II one cent) the
sum OF forty fifty thousand dollars annually. In addi-
who receive from 5000 10 $4,000 year who have never
performed an hours work.
trust that proper Investigation into such state OF
things will be promptly made. to the end that this sys
tenn OF leechng the public and the taxpayers may be
eummarly abolished
stated S6S3 00 the report says other estimates on
liberal scale would be for sanitary purposes salaries
and contingencies included street cleaning 500 900,
my estimate $3.50 OO0-tot 900 Difference in favor
or the CITY, 1878 00O or $63 900 than sufficient 10
carry on all the legitimate operations OF this depart
resolution passed by the Common Council few
days before the present City Inspector into ocs
conferred upon that incumbent the double power 70
receive and disburse public neys. Such powers were
never before granted to department OF the city
the existence Of the Do %os
hesitate to that these extraordinary powers
sucn ~ no honest man ought to desire to exercise
respectfully recommend the repeal Of bald resolution
Tnere are many valuable recommendations and sugges-
tions contained in the report which In my Judgment
eminenty practical and therefore worthy OF your earnest
l9 N he ulv
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Corns, BunfOms, Invereed Nails, En.
larRcd Jonts diseases OF the fest cured without
pain or Inconvenience the patient By Or. zACHARIn
kurgeon Chiropodist, No. 760 Broadway.
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CristadOro's Hair Dye, Preservatfvo
and Wig depot wholesale and retail No 6Astor House.
The dye applied by skllful artists
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Exercise. Health. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0ymnasc Academy No. East Twenty eighth street. IS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
ROS A NEW METHOD o. TREAT

nON NEW METHOD o. TREAT
~ ING veneria Diseases, nctiing ZN@A
Syphilis in all its stages 'ionorrhea, AxHH &
elect Structure, Var ocile, and Hydro esSHA -
cele, Diseases o. the Kidneys, Bladder GY II
&c. with mercury containing vat J4& >IE
liable treatise on that widespread naa- fYA M
dy of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe YtS%A/E,
turnal Emissions, Sexua Debility, I'm &&N VI
potency, &c. the secret iudrmtes of
youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits
OF seli-abuse. To which is added observations
Female Diseases and other Interesting matter ofth ut
most Importance 10 the married and those contemplating
marriage whOenieain doubtS OF their physical ability tc
that state Sent TO any address In sealed wrap
per, receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention to the treat
the varouS private diseases treated OF In pr
report Our DspenSary the only Institution Of
kind America which has been tablished by a special
charter an this fact should give IL preference the
various quacks Of doubtful character TO be foun in al
srgec cities.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!
One department Of our Dspensaryis specially devoted
chorrhea, white, Irregular, Painful and Suppress
Menstruaton Nervous and General Debility Disease Of
he Womb, Barrenness, &c.
Consult atons and examinationsfree of charge.
Also for sale, Or. DEwEE'S REGULATOR PILLS
For Female DISTINCTIONS, irregularities &c Married la
dies in certain situations should not use them they
would cause miscarriage Price 81 per box, and may be
sent by mail
DR. GALEN's PREvENTIvE-An invaluable article
for those wishing limit number Of their offspring,
jure the health. and will last for lifetime. Sent any
address, under seal receipt OF the prce-TWo DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT A DlSTANCf-By sending a bre
statement Of their >ymptoms will receive Blank Chart
containing list Of questions ters for the course OF
treatment DC Medicines any part Of be country
TO any home free from danger curiosity.
Alltransactons private and confidential Remember
the name and number.
Direct all llettersto
GALRN'S HEAD DIsPENsARY
decl2-s2-d&w1v Louisville. KY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

NEW YORK. Feb. % Thomas Watson's 10
bacco manuiactorv on SedgWick street. BROOKLYN.
was burned on Saturday night; loss, S75 900;
partly insured.
The Trihune's Washington special of the
2lst SAYS:
The Virginia State Convention reissembles on
the 22t The State will he dec AIRED free: hut as
to status OF rebels who lay down their arms,
there Is difference Of opinion-a proposition to
dsiranchise them for five years is favorably con.
sidered
1t is known that 43 OF the IO9 escaped Union
officers have arrived safely; 25 are recaptured.
leaving Al to be accounted tor
The Times dispatch SAYS:
DeSerters continue TO come in, particularly
from Louisiana regiments Nearly the whole of
the l40lh and l5nth Louisiana have deserted dur
ing ~ past month
The Herald's dispatch SAYS:
prominent citizen from Winchester saws the
rebels are preparing TO drive the Army of the
Potomac back upon Washington. They will
make demonstration along the Blue Ridge TO
force a battle near Bull Run
The work on the rebel ironclads is about
suspended II we except three just completed at
Charleston. and two in process of construction
There Is only one iron clad in james River.
The Richmond trio are nearly completed. hut
their guns have been removed To the fortihca
tions OF Charleston
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DIR. WHITTIER.

nRIvATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE or CHARGE.
W whiiiier's Theory, symptoms and Treatment
.fChrunic rvou> Urinary. ard Sexual Diseases free
plain sealed letter envroe, for six cent? 10 prepay
postage Iii clear delineaiion Of al the diseases and
conditions resulting from the infringement Of the moral
Ia exces e. ndulgvnoes. exposures and imprudences
IN married aud single life Every sentece con aims in
the afflicted, and should Be read BY every
young person TO keep them of the shoals which 9TH
have been broken pieces. Amstiven - clearly
stated 20 b. under the control of udicouS trestment
and thereby prevent incn ton 10 one very profile
~ disease Nearly every OF diseaS~ be treated
without hind-snce TO busin-ss Medicine sent oy all.
from observation Charges Moderate; cOnsnlta-
ions by hitter the cfic~ f-ee znieed.
Once s. 81 Ch aries between Sixth and seventh,
one square south u Lnde Hotel. r. o. BOX 3oee. s..
Louis. No. Circular Leuer especially fr ladies,
postage. Ianl-d&vly