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Personai IntclIiUcnce.

Major General Gordon Granger commander OF the
Fourth army corps, arrived at the Astor House yester
day. He suffering from severe indispostion brought
Ivy his arduous labors with the Army Of the Cumber
land General Granger played IN important part during
the battle Of Chattanooga by advancing with tue reserve
when they were assaicd BY the whole Of the rebel
army and afterwards advanced to the relief Of General
Burnside at Knoxville.
Baron Stoeck, the Russian Minister TO the United
States Lieutenant Colonel Galloway and Captain Aide
OF England; Captain Goodenough OF the Royal Navy
q. b. Bake OF Boston, and W. A. Neil VI Ohio, STOP
ping at the Clarendon Hotel.
Adjutant General Sprague, A. A. Sumneri and @. E.
Gray, OF Albany; Judge N. K Hal, OF Buffalo; General
Anson Stager. Of Ohio; Lieutenant roiansky, OF st.
Petersburg, ard g. Alger Of Hudson, stopping at
the 81. Nicholas HOTEL
Hon Owen Lovcjoy and wife, OF Illinois; James Roy,
or Wafervie j. Palmer, Of Hartford; q. Mallory and
Hon D. +. Rcxford, OF Connecticut d. Mears, OF wash
ingen Thomas Conan, OF Pottsned, Mass, and Hon. g.
H. Upton Of Boston, are stopping at the Astor House.
w Hcnaye and Mr.. Seymour, OF the British legation
Captain Ford, Of the Scots Fuslier Guard; A. and j.
Heard, Mr.. Everett and G. r. Minot OF Boston, j. and
W. Potter and Or Sotziug~, OF Philadelphia, And T. H.
king, oil Montreai are stopping al the Brevoort House.
j. c. Spencer, OF Utica; II. L. Foster, of Phadelph
s. b. wyman and Captain John Moss, OF California; C. T.
Rssol, Of Detroit; W. H. Warren, of New jersey L. ii.
he Alya, Of Havana p. b. Manchester, Of Chicago and
A. Hopkins, OF Buenos Ayres, are stopping at the Me-.
tropoltan Hotel.
Major General Philip Sheridan, OF the Army Of the
Cumberland, is AZ the sherman house, Chicago.
Prieader General ". s. smith, Of the cavalry, Briga.
dier General Granger commander of the at Nash
Vile and prigadcr General Giep, Adjutant General Of
state Of Tennessee, were In Chattanooga ON March "
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

His Honor the Mayor has In formal message to tho
Common Council, suggested tho propriety Of making
provision BY ordinance to regulate tho passage
OF vehicles In general through certain streets the
lower part Of the city 10 relieve worry great
extent such horoughfares from being overcrowded.
was evident to everybody who read tho message that the
Mayor had struck the only plan by which the heavy
business streets could be made passable the whole
community has been waiting with mpatence to see
some action by the Common Council showing dspost-
tion 70 enforce the suggestion Can anybody tell why
pam and necessary should have been deferred
30 iong There is no money it it. Il is merely plan by
whcn persons doing business In the lower wards
would DO relieved from annoyance and unnecessary
delays; ono that would incomrnode nobody,
and would accommodate everybody. That is all And
probably that may be good for delay VIII the
City Fathers act on promptly? In with this
Is another and kindred subject that would bc well 10
attend to- Railroad and omubuses In the habit
OF being stopped anywhere their route to take
put down passengers. There should be some modiHca
tl0n OF this practice to the free passage OF tho
streets running the line OF These classes
Of carriages should be prohibited from stopping while
crossing street. Let them be required. when they stop
at corner to the street before they hold
When they are stopped the side Of the
street. with tho end OF the at the orosswak the
whole length Of the carriage well as the length OF the
horses, is for the tme being, stationary obstruction
the street 1t is TO be hoped the Common Council
will speedily take this matter in hand and dispose Of it,
FREE PASSAGE.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

8. T-l8c0.-X
Persons OF sedenary habits troubled with weakness las
stude palpaton OF the heart lack OF appetite distress
after eating torpid liver &C. deserve suffer
II they will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS,
which are now recommended by the highest medical au
hortes and warranted TO produce an immediate beneficial
effect They are exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure, and
must supersedc oil other tonics where healthy gentle
stlmuian. is required.
they purify. strengthen and invicoraie.
They create q healthy appetite.
They audote to change of water and diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation aud late hours.
They strengthen the system aud enlven the mind.
They prevent masrnatic and Intermittent fevers
They purity the breath and acidtv of the somac
They cure dyspepsia aud constipation
They Diarrhosa and Cholera Morbus
They Liver Comp laint and Nervous Headache.
They mako the weak strong the langud brilliant, and
exhausted natures great restorer They composed Of
the eebraed Casaya bark winergreen sassafras roots
and herbs all preserved In perfectly st. Croix
For particulars circulars and estimon ais around each
bottle.
Beware Of mposters Examine every bottle SEQ that
has private United States stamp unmntlaed tie
with plantation and signature fine steel
plate label Soc that bottle reled with
and deeterous stuff Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bters By the gallon or In bulk Is impostor
ANY person initiating this bottle or selling any other mate
criminal under United States law and will be prose
cuted BY We already have several srsons
rehng bottles. &C. who will getting them
selves Into close quarters The demand for Drke Pana
ton Bters from ladies' cergymen merchants Ac s ncre
dbe The simple trial OF bottle 10 the evidence we present
able druggists srocers phSscAns hotels saloons, steam
- r. H. DRAKE CO.,
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The New York herald., 1864-03-16

The prspretors OF the niawahs knowing that many pre-
the hair the market and all dvelsel
nearly the things and that the public
able determine from the advertisements which
genuine and buying two AMI falling TO realize the
conclude that all humbugs order
public which could be relied upon, proposed
the following test which published two weeks the
Herald other morning without ectng
response. Let number OF well known citizens oi us-
quest integrity and entirely dsnteresed appoint
person TO the proprietor Of each preparation
h restore the color Each proprietor hs
persons also 70 use nothing else Let csr.hcs,s OF the
try at the expense OF the unsuccessful compel tors
HOYTS MtNSEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
Imparts beautiful dark glossy appearance 70 the hair snd
is uneIceed sseping in curl Or 10 sny dcsrsd gossioo
HOYT'S IMPERIAL COLORlNG CREAM
An invaluable dressing for whskers. Changes rht sD<
red hair 10 beautiful brown or bscT sold evrrywhere
JOSEPH HOYT CO.. 10 University place. N. r.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
TIE. PRESIDENCY.
Kentueky sta,e Uonxention.

.a.I1 shchSucky state UOnvcntfOn.
tho Union Central Commtee OF Kentucky have issued
che following CALL
The majority OF the Central COMMITTEES appointed by
the Union convention OF the stats OF kentucky that
semblod 10 louisville on tho 18th or March 1858,
sider n tner duy and right 10 cal, another
Wherefore, resolved That the voters OF our state
who stand upon and endorse the platform adopted by the
Union Democratic Convention he'd In she cy LOUIS
Vile on the 18TH OF March last and Who desire 70 carry
OUT DO requested to send deeSaes TO be
held n tho said oiy on tho 26h OF May next, for tho
purpose OF forming State electoral ticket and selecting
delegates 70 Tue Union Conservative National
whioh meets In the CITY Of Chicago on the 4th Of July
Next JAMES GUTHRIE, Chairman.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
X. KNOTT.
GEO. r. DOERN.
HAMILTON POPE.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
Reception or the riny-sixth New York
X0lunfnArs.

WEfkN IA voluatoers.
rbs ssus q Orange and ssnvas yesterday receeived
the New York Volunteers, Colonel Van wyck,
recently returned from the seat Of orlough
especial donors The regiment was publicly presented
with their coors In the City Hall Park after which,
headed by Dcdworths baud it marched up Broadway 10
the Seventh vegiment armory where It's old war worn
and honored coors wore returned for safe Keeping to he
Sons who presented them TO he regiment It's first de-
partnre for the field. Colonel Van Wyok deliver ed the
speech returning the recommending creator
tviy and energy In tho carrying OF the war; and
replied 70 by the Rev Dr. Bell who received the
beha OF the Sons collation. was then served up after
which the regiment returned TO tho Park Barracks
Astor place and Broadway and there broke ranks The
reception was neat affair." and was attended by large
number Of ladies.
The regiment took it's share In nearly the battles
the peninsula, after which Il TO South Carolina
whore participated In tho reduction OF Fort Wagner and
the bombardment OF Charleston. II has re-ensted and
will return shortly 70 the field
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

Captain JAMES B. HAisuAp, Of the One Hundred and
Second regiment, New York Volunteers died In this city
the night Of the 18th inst, aged thirty years. Of
hemorhagc Of the lungs. Captain Halstead had served
over two years 10 tho Army OF the Potomac, under
Generals Banks, Hooker and Burnside He had just re-
ceived his promotion 10 captaincy, and preparing
TO accompany his regiment 70 the West when postatcd
by disease accelerated by exposure the OF his
country. lis remains were taken to Pttstou, Penn.
Iuccduu for infernnnnt
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

VDxUAUV IoUF
The engineers on tho Milwaukee, Northwestern and
Chicago, Burlington ard Quincy railroads running
their trains usual today. The Michigan Southern, Ill
uos Central aud the Alton and ST. LOFTS railroads have
enough engineers who net connected with he strike
TO run their regular passenger trains is not believed
freight trains.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

SurRsSk eoung ClRcur l. Journed to Monday.
:lst inst Part s3 Duane sireet)Nos l2lp, 6la o.,
ll45, IA 3, 3aN, .e3. tIyL
ssrtmoR Courr.--Pan Mos p43 s2qi. f0s 3slT, Lt7
3sfs 2SI 1864 3l27 Ill5 3573 35fb 357 357p s5s Part
1864 1850. S2, gs7s, b2A
Cowvcs Ppss.-Pat Mos s7u its se 4Ct, s34 ~
2y2 4s3 32i t69 asa 49, t39, 2s6 2e5 Part mos se
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
Rhode Island Union Convention.
1 Mnrch laRi

TROVIbkNIE, Iss =, MafCn TO, IbbF.
The Union National state Convention met to-day and
nominated James " smith for Governor. Seth Padclord
for Lieutenant Governor John r. Bartlett for secretary
Of Sate Horao Rogers, Jr fer Attorney General, ana
Samuel A. Parker for General Troasureral tho present
incunbents except the nominee for Attorney General
Delegates wore elected TO the Baltimore convention.
and resolution passed recommending them 10 vote
Tor the denomination of President Btncon. The State
election occurs on the 9Th Of April
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

Prizes Cnshed md Information Fur
nished in all legalized Lotteries.
ALECK CO., Brokers. SO Pine street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
Pntentsl Patentsl PmtentsI

Msssrs. MUM a co. publishers Of the SC1ENffFIo
AMERICAN continue Attorneys for securns ~
tents for Inventions IN this and all foreign counteA
Mum Co. have had years eapertsDoo
In selecting Patents and have acted Attorneys for moss
fsmphe.s containing the Patent Laws and other impsr.
tant inventors, furnished free atpsn
ton Cons,ltatou aud advice free Address
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Corner y and seventh streets. Wsshiugt,n. D. q.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

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READ BAyARpS CkIfIClsms
~ ruEArREs AND THIN rs IHRArRlCALs
w IN Wilkes SPIRIT, OUT TODAY
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

The yyoodIpw wn Property. ON BroaH-
ay and Eleventh from i05th 10 i0eh streets.
nyvn az the will be sold this the Sa-
change salesronm. III broadway. by A. j. BLEECKER,
sON a co under direction of Richard Il. MonaI Dr.
Special Guardian appointed b. lie Supreme Court
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

Doctor Hunt-r's Discovery Cares the
worst forms OF Scrofnla obstinate Eruptons Of he
Skin and old Ulcers No Division street New ork citt
since 1854 Eight and private entrance Mentor ~
Health gratis
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

HiIrs Hair Dye--5O Cents-Binck o~
Brown natural reliable, &C. Depot No. Barclay sirse
Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

Batcheior's Hatr Dyc-The Best In tho
world Harmless. reliable, fnstau usneons Ihe only per-
feet dye Sold By ali druegs.s FsctcryS Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

Meica,ed COMPOUND for preserving Restoring and bssus
Tying the hair Graduating scurt and dandrnd pcseunns
badness and gray hairs curing diseases OF hr skr dds
sc,es salt rhesm, pimplcA chibaigs, nc
chaps. rheumatism sweingx sore throat &C., giving =.
slant relief Of bruises sprans burns ssde
Ac Price Is cents Sold by all druggists throuSno1s The
world. Principal Office 15f rearl street. Ny.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

A. Lad Bteath.--TIow Many Lovers ft
has seuaratedhow msny friends forever paed To effect
radical cure use the BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOW
ERS "a denihcc night and morning. IL also bealnss
he complexion. Price hfy cents For sale BY all druggists
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

rrusses. Elastic stockings, Sc.--Marsh
co Radical Cure Truss once only at No ysssy street.
Iadx attendant
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

Prizes Cashcd fn All Legal Lotter1es.-
information given sent
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

Poremptory snfc--2o.h OF March. ns
Philadelphia OF 45li' ot lsad See adTnsN'"sss
und. ~. "A n
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

Soothing Syrup for all diseases with which children
aicted safe certain remedy II relieves Ae child
from pain, regulates the stomach and bowels wind
colo. acdity and b. giving rest and health 70 the
child, comforts the mother. oncss q Dey street. New
York and Ns High Hoborn, London. England.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

BrnziIsnn Pebble Spectncles and Eye
strengthen and improve TIE ght OF o1 ana
voupu by dsy and night without pain or fatge highy
fecornins nded by the medical scuity. SIMMONS,
ocuiss -OptcAn sees Broadway, opposite Bond street
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

Hill, Inimitabie Cutter Of III air.-styies
suitable executed In the best manner only Shaving fos
No l Barclay 81.
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Grover q Bakers Celebrated Sewing
Machines for sale a 95 Broadway Twenty second
street Embroidery. braidng tucking, dessvp
tou OF family sewing the Grover Baker maohsea
by experienced operators.
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@. Saundera' Metallic, Tablet RAZOR
StropThe Oldest and most approved srop In Aev
been before the public for the last forty years For ~
wholesale and retail at the subscribe
j. d 5. SAUNDERS, No. z Astor Housa
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Messrs. Simmons, Rogers q Co. mr.
authorized receive deposits and make collections on
account. u. y. SlMAONB q w.
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Address 90 smokers.-Poilak d SON,
Mecrschaum fseturers N7 Broome street near the
order. repaired. boiled and mounted.
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Red House, Bnri.m. md srouadS ~ Lss
or lcase Apply 10 WI. Z. rkoCh' corner !" nfo@"WsS
M.
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Cr.stnooro's Hair Dye. Preservatsve
and Wig Depot wholesale and retnf3- Nc Astos Heua
The dye applied By sklilul art.sts
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Omcinl Drawings OF the Library Assoc
citation Company's Lottery Of Kentucky -
EXTRA CLASS 623-March Is. 1854.
62, 50, 20, 43, 36, Al, ", IL, "a, 2, 63; l9.
GLASS 624-March 10, 1864. -
80, so, %, Is. 81, 63 27, IS, Z, 35, 26, II, 70.
FRANCE, Z ELLIS C6, Managers covingson Ky
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George VIM. Curtis Will Deliver m
Oraton at Plymouth church, Brooklyn Friday evsnnos
March l8. Admission 26c
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Deafness, Rlfndness, and All Defects
Sight and Hearing treated as by DR.. CADwBLL
81 place Eighth street Advice and examinations
free. Hours 9to4
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.n,,ptng Tags--Ail kinds. Printed ana
49, "a Inc Manufacturers. VICTOR X. MAUGEa, ns
Cha mbers street