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Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10
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THE PERUvIAN sYRUP
II . protected solution Of tho Protoxide OF Iron.
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By supplying the blood with Its
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
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Gf-For DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY and FEMALE
WEAKNt IS, 1t 10 4 specific.
Pamphlets free. J. p. DINSM0RE.
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RAILROADS..
lGREAT Pennsylvania ROUTE

GREAT PzNssYIyANIA y II. ROUTE
NcpTBwEsr svD SOUTHWEST.
On and sfter NOVEMBER 18Th trains will leave
baltimore from the North Calvert ststisn a.
iollowsi
East Mall h......................e.20h a. m.
Harrisburg Accommodation. ......a0o D. m.
Lightning press..............sssop, N.
The 40 .. m. train from Washington connects
with the 800 q. m. train from Baltimore for Pitts.
burg and the West, and for Elmira, buffalo,
Pals, and for New York CITY.
Tho s.sop. m. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
eonneets with the e.sop. m. train IRON Baltimore,
for Elmira and tho North, and Pittsburg and the
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
soLDlnRS fICKnrs At GOVERNMENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Low FARE AND QUICK TINE.
~ For Tickets and any Information apply st
the once OF the Great PennsylvanlA Route, corner
Pcnnsylvania avenue and sixth street, under Ma.
uonal Hotel. and Depot House, No. tss street,
near New Jersey avenue, washington.
y. N. DUBARRY,
Superintendent N. @. II. r.
Ell. WILKINS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Jelly Corner sixth u. and Pa. avenue.
DuIT A nRIp VIII MTNnTnN
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VIZ ARDS HOTEL,
" SYKES, CHADWICK h CO.,
oOyAEPsAaSylssnss ASasas sAI Io,sisa.lA arsa,
WashiAgssa n. lAA-IY
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EOhN We LO K ER'S
d BuHLER RESTAURANT.
"a "a Malfon DoyGs)
1nn Pennsylvania AVENUE,
Dstween Ninth and Tenth streeta, (up 1tAirp.)
The proprietor Of this fAvorite RehtAurnnt has
pared no painI TO make this the best Resta
WAshingtonj and he points with pleasure 10 ths
Arge patronage he has ilwsyA been hOnored with,
and respectfully noleits continuance Of the same
GAME, oYSrEks, and other roireahments con.
SANITY on hand and a. tha moSS reasonable Iatss.
nRELKfAST,
DIhEER, AND
SUFFER
prepared NJ the shortest nOIlSs and In the muaI
lAtlAfAatory manner.
nrsakiAGt from 70 II oiOlos6. Dtpnar and Kip.
asP ~ all honTN. NRv A-sT
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

sEmlWEEELY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH.
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN b. G.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
BALVOR, AND JAB. 8. GREEN,
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
GEORGETOWN, and Pier lS, foot Of WSiI street, New
For freight or passage apply to
MORGAN & RH1NEHART, AEents,
foot Of High street, 6eorgotown, or
JAMES HAND, Aren't
hS1t-sr lit Wall street, New York
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pr. H. vELLHrs Private Hospital, in the Esd.
srn rloss, Corner ofssvsnth and = streets, oppo.
.i,s the Pos, and P,,en, ofnOos. Rooms os and a.,
up s,airs, ws.hirKton, D. c.
Daily national Republican., 1864-12-10

| rOpTBwEsr AND souTHwFsT.
On and after NOVEMBER 18Th trains will leave
| Baltimore from the North Calvert ststisn a.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29


Asv,swAii -s,iarnshp Nortt star-Governor John Bf.
lcr Mrs y ~ donrs, dsug ter and vhld: " ~
KchaId Costtsia. MAJOR 4 winsioa ana servant. Nj.
TIA HuTpht ss, = RaymDnu. colonel Il N R act.
n Duggs. fpson Whnconib. three ch ildrrn;
CAPT 81 tnss u Aliv.i ir; ,.ptsI Carmen Milnam
Hichock 1ol.te Ma'sinS, taptan Souie Alfrca
caldwell srs Diwiey. Rev Il scott, wife and child
Captain Nsfs BEN + lcw, WIS AMI daughtrr Cartan N
Nelson, Nsry Drnn s. MISS Caroline SAhedrs. R.4n.
fort, Geo Iratnc, " IA lhomp-Un j Stott, w Williams
= II Hem ans. Gray. Ju.iUs Goldslnitn. Sleoc
a2G7Dl 81
NKw ORsrsNs Steamer Tnonss A Seott- Colonel Alb RI
Myets ant servant, OF the signal ecTyoc Matr Whtc
Cap. ans bu.iern"d, Smiin, Day hail. j n owe,
Il Snsit glst United sa'cs. eoorrd Euer hutt rtsu
Sta coolcd; Neocr, sh United states, ocred Nc.
FafIand Leuts ewift ana SAM Iclaud Perk ms DHley
la ksen, VIM Pra,, w A.sns, Carnsn " scArina
Ward, Nsughfr Fisner, Osuotne hanp Drake: Me .srs
Palmer Chapret rpham. Cosby Fitzbenry, Chit,encsn-
and offers In ihe secruge.
NV ORtsASs-SrstsER NsRrsAc-Capt Marks q q y:
Capt Blackmau Lieut. Col Buck Lieut. Moniyille, Lieu,
Bnrchard, Mr. Heather. Lieut. Whtesey, Mr McMilop,
Capt barnard, Lieut. Tutile; Lieut. bowen. Lieut. yande
WORT, Mr. Downs and LADY. Lieut. Pomeroy, Parker
Capt Laid Lieut. kar<deil Adjt Youngs l. Scott
Dr Boyntou, Lieut. 1hayrr Lieut. neathen, Lieut. Mics
capt Miller Lieut. : Mann, Lieut. Humphrey. Captain
Moody, Capt Abeey Lieut. Hayden Leut Naush,ou. Lieut.
Hathoru Mlss l. Grav, Mas Abbie Graz MiM Lover
In, Mrs. -msthe Nrs Callahan :
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

TIE hosoUno IsyASok.-Ths s the topc o ssivssssl
comment Nothing like IL has be known ex -
Of the ..odest inhabtant" Like Farys gnersS
In Pennsylvania, these singing pests penetrate eyerY
where laying tribute on ali within their reach, sad
refusing abandon the neld During the laze
two nights all sorts OF eypedents have been resored
In order 10 rid houses and sleeping apartments o the n
themselves with heroic resignation TO the fumza-
ton OF their rooms camphor has been freely used i1
washing every exposed part Of the person wbs hum
dreds OF kind hearted pescefu housekeepes have sud-
denly become ptess belgerents, waging war OF ex-
termination the whole mosquito family Last evening
closed before clock, owing -
this extraordinary "raid.n This morning the country
people came to market with their heads bound SOD
flirting OF leaves 10 drive of the insects,
while their horses covered with branches
AZ protection from tho enemy The salutaton -
friend meets friend Is longer "a pleasant day, ths
or. Giad 10 you, old fellow 'tDid you
anything equal 10 these mosquitos2 blast em" sIapa
rignt aud eft giving an angry vehemence syla
OF the gresting.Neoark az ~ Adrertiser, Aug ~.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Important intelligence from Grants
Army-DesPerate Fighting on the Wei
don Railr0ad-Further Success or the
Land and NavalFsrees An Mobile Bay
The Capture sf Fort MOrgan-ThS
Latest News, &C., SC.
The Cunard mail steamship Asia, Captain Noodle, win
leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city at quartsP
past at half past nve O'Clock after
noon, TO 90 BY railroad.
Tho NRw YORK HKRALD-Edition for Europe-will be
published at eleven O'Clock In the morning. and will
ain:The latest dispatches from the Army under Lieu.
tenant General Grant in front OF Petersburg Va with
accounts OF tho desperate Battles Thursday last q
Reams station. the Weldon Railroad resulting In The
Repuse OF tho Rebels, with very loss The latest
News from the Shenandoah Valley, with accounts OF
Retreat OF the Rebels under Early The latest News from
the Army under General Sherman Atlanta, Ga Impor-
ant Intelligence from the Lapd and Naval Forces Mobile
Bay with accounts OF the Capture OF Fort Morgan The
latest dcsraohss the Union all parts the
country; The latest News from Mexico Cuba. ST. Domn.
go, and reports OF all important OF the week.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, I've
cents.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
NEWS FROM THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

Orders or General Washburne In Re fer
ence to COtsoa shipmcnts-Th Recent
Raid on Memphis-Capture, Piunder
and BarninS or the Government Tram
sport j. G. Miller, &c., &c.
CAIRO, III. August &C. 1864
Advices from Memphis say that General washburne
has issued order permitting cotton Memphis 10
be shipped North, also establishing supply stores in the
district OF Tennessee and stating the of supplies
which may be imported to such places. Memphis is
limited to ten millions Il dollars worth OF supplies per
month Paducah TO hundred thousand and Columbus
to thirty thousand.
The supplies to be sold only by loyal merchants
loyal persons residing in the limits OF the district
The order also provides that contrabani war,
liquors, drugs, medicines, salt, cotton cards gray
cloth shall imported, except with the approval
commanding general.
Merchants in Memphis having cotton cards and gray
cloths ordered Immediately to ship them TO some
loyal state.
General Washburne compliments his officers and men,
and the Memphis militia for their prompt and sodery
conduct in the defence OF the city against rebel
under General Forrest
Tie best estimates place loss in the raid
Memphis at fifteen killed, Dy wounded aud hundred
and forty missing, the latter including eighty inc
Citizens The raiders said to have captured hun
dred and twenty nine prisoners
The rebel loss at fernando Sunday night was fifty
killed, one hundred and ninety wounded, and thirty miss.
ing.
The government transport J. c. Miller captured,
pundered and burned the 18th instant the Arkan
river, between Pine Bluff and Little RocA by gUeras.
All the persons board including thirty soldiers
taken pr isoners
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

The Chicago Post (scCelian dcmocrat) gives the fol
lowing points Of the platform will adopted by
Convention
]. IRE inviolabili,y OF tho constitution
II. he maintenance OF the Union In all its territorial
integrity.
III rt.ce al the earliest practicable moment; this
peace 10 Dc sought by oilers
j. TO treat for return to their allegiance by those
how In rebellion.
q A convention Of the States 20 consider the griev-
ances and complaints any all the states, and
tic all disputed questions either by amendments TO
constitution or otherwise.
3 Pending these negotiations an armistce suspcnding
bostilities.
lhe action Of that convention TO be ratified and
ried into eject In rocd faith.
". A rejection OF these offers tn be followed by
vigorous execution the policy eunncaied the Crit
tencen resolution, passed by Congress IN iuy, ls6i
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
RAILROAD DISASTERS,
Wrccking or Railway Train by the
Recent Tornado at the West-Several
Persons seriously injured, &c.

CINCINNATI. August %, 1864.
An accident occurred the indianapolis Cincin
Railroad on Friday. About thirty persons injured,
Two probably fatally. None killed The
train consisted OF baggage and three passenger
which were completely wrecked.
Tho accident caused by hurricane. The engineer
OF the tram 1t coming and just the train reached
weitzel's bridge he put all the steam he could
IN order to clear the bridge and gain the shelter
cmbnnkment just ahead Of it, The tornado, however,
struck the iran and with such force TO lii the
from the track Two OF the passenger made
complete revolutions and then landed, with their wheels
uppermost in ravine.
walls evelled by the force Of the wind and
the massive roof of large house lifted into
the air and carried a considerable distance.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
The Mcclellan nass M cctiag.


The mass meeting tonight remarkably large and
boiserousiy enthusiastic. Tho number present u est
mated from twenty-five 20 thirty thousand and II is
generally admitted have been the largest gathering
Chicago--much larger than the republican
demonstration held here four years ogo.
II found necessary to organize the meeting at two
stands in the Park and Clark street, and
hour and more so dense WAS the crowd in Clark and
Randolph streets that 1t impossible to make pas
saso through Il.
The Court House gayly decorated with Mcclellan
Tags chntz curtains and the close OF the meeting
several large pieces OF fireworks set Off after the
fashion OF the great meeting In New York, held on the
llih Of August.
Among the speakers were Hon. Leslie Combs, Of
kentucky James o. Perrin, Of New York: Ex-Governor
Weller, OF California, and VI. Reed, of Kentucky. The
remarks OF the latter exceedingly bitter In their
denuncation OF the OF the present administration
midnight before the last meeting broke up
and the enthusiasm for Mcclellan continued to the hast
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
Casualty on the Cine In natl and Indian
ap0lts tsniir0ad.

CINCINNATI. August 26 1854.
The eastward bound train the Indianapolis and Gin
cinna Railroad thrown from the track yesterday,
w-enceburg by the breaking OF the dango OF
Of the driving whres OF the locomotive. The engineer
instantly killed and one fatally injured Three
others received injurios. Governor Morton
Joseph Mcdonald his political opponent, board
the irain but escaped uuiujured.
Three men, names Unknown, In returning from Green
township Yesterday, were thrown fri buggy ono
was killed and the other two badly bruised
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
I'm portant Order from General Heint-
ZeInian

CIyc NSAIi, August 2s, lsr4
Major General reintzeimau issred an order g. day
prohibiting express, railroad or other forwarding crs
papies forwarding or delivering arms, po~def es
ammunition OF any kind within the limits of the siscs
OF Ohio Indiana Illinois and Michigan Tor the rext sixty
days, without permit from headquarters also, pro.
hibiiing dealers these articles from selling The same
within this time. Military commanders and provott
marshas within the Northern department 40 required
see this order executed and seize all such articles as
may be clardestiney sod
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
The War IN ArHansas ana nj ssouri.

81. Loris, August 2S, 1854
Reports from Duyais Bluff, Arkonsas, say that shel
by and Marmadukc made an attack on Pine Biug, and
that Teinlorcemsns La1 been the laitef place
fr0rn Lille kock. NoiBins definite Is known
A regort prevailed last nght that the lebol General
steiby ~nn thousand men. about seventy miles
below HObosen, the Iron Mountain RaironG; but The
nlisfsry suthcritics have been able 10 verify It.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
Horrible Midnight Murder In the Lake
Tnnnel

From the chicago journal, August "a
The cti2ens ot the North Iiywi0n were thrilled with
horror at an early hour this morning By the story of
midnight ARRAY 10 the Lake Tunnel between two labor
efs, IN which haG Inflicted q savage death wound
upon he otb.r.
coroner Wagner wns called TO investigate the circum-
sauces and the evidence adduccd before the jury
gather the following particuais -oh Monday hiSht
ast the sun contract ~ "A miner IN the tunnel, named
IIchscl CORY, EXPIRED and dincuty arosc IN re-
aard the Measurement ana details U hs work, which
ed illceing on his part towards another miner,
named Patrick Hunt. Nothing OF u serious nature &C.
Cured, however, un, between twevr and one O'Clock
mcrninR, when CORY came 10 ~ mouth of the tun
TEL and afsed Tor Hunt immediately afterwards he
denccrdei to The tHrnel, depth ~ nearly hundred
leet. whce he met Hunt, and conversation
bot ween them took place, which sC,n grew into
sipfcp'iou mud an sHfeement TO nsbt on the Diff
culty between them. AZ THIS time thf two were sit
nearly alone. few mrutes later Inspector krossheiz
auI others, both Inside and out Ct the tunnel, we're
startled ny cry Oi murder repeated thee times.
Tho ins cctor immediately hastebco spot
pif led by lie Ctbers. where he found lunt leaning
against the wal OF The tunnel dying ndilior, and
covered with blood. stream Of wh,h gushing from
frighn gash IN the leit side of his rne wound
~ nave been made with snRrp Instrument,
sld The ground Jay large n1, recognized beong
ing 20 toe eRlue ~ the mouth oi tho urre Knowing
one but CORY and font present the
ct Inspector NrOsehez Immediately arrested the
me-, who acted with the utmost indifference, and made
resistance or effort 10 escape. Hunt dec immediate
W. aud cory wne Delivered the police no.
al the ltrd precinct station, whther the corpse
wes also conveyed, washed and hd out.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
The Recent Contests for tho wsido n
Railroad.

WAsHNG1oN, August 2B, IB64
letter from the Army OF the Potomac dated day,
says the portion OF the line OF the Weldon Railroad
captured by the rebels in Thursdays engagement sx
tends from Ream's Station about three miles northward
The road had however been previously entirely destroy
ed and cannot be Of any to the enemy while
continue to hold the portion the norh ari between
that and Petersburg. The latter portion securely in
possession.
Everything quiet along the ento front AZ the last
accounts. With the exception OF occasional picket firing
Both parties were engaged in buryng their dead and
caring for the wounded.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 2s. 1864

The last nights passenger train from Nashville con.
timing many wounded soldiers, at O'Clock this morn
ing, so the OF freight train coming upon
the switch Tho express cars next tie ensre were
thrown down cmbaukmcnt, and lay masters Craig
Mcdowell and Jones, OF Cncnnat were bru sod, The
first two seriously. Juncs but slightly injured
CAPTAIN Brown, uarcrmaster OF Railroad
At Nashville, was also seriously bruised. Nobody else
was injured
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
Disasters on the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. August 81, 1864.
Last night, about midnight the UP express tran with
passengers and wounded soldiers from Nashville was
prec,pitated from the track Bacon creek BY The
effects o. the ate Tho almost entirely
demolished; but, strange to say, only man was
seriously injured.
The up passenger train from Nashville was detained
this afternoon four hours by the breaking oil Of the
driving wheel near Galiatin.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

n. LOUIS, August 2s, 1864.
The remocrac Congressional Convention, held ~ tairo
yesterday. unan mousy nominated W. ,. Allen tor re
election. Resolutions wore adopted pcdging suppor, TO
the Chicsgo nominees. Mr.. Alien made speech IN favor
of peace and Union as against war and abolition. Emer
son Etheridgc also made a speech.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DISPATCHES.

The Preparations for the Convention
and the Anticipated nominations.
CHICAGO, August IS, 1864.
The vnrious delegations to the National Democratic
Convention are full. tho few vacancies existing
yesterday having been filled by the selection Of subs,
tutes.
No apparent changes have occurred in the views OF
che different delegations as TO the mcst available cand
wish the exception that Mcclellan gain
strength with the New England delegates.
The session OF tho New York delegation as night was
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
The Atlantic and Great Western Rail :
road.

ST. Iotss, August y, ISbf.
The first train over the Atlantic aud Great Western
Railroad new broad guagc route between New York and
ST. LOUIS containing the occrs Of the road and invited
guests, arrived here this morning forty four hours
from New York. The road viii be opened 10 the public
about tbs LIST OF 0etobc.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
Sr LOUIS, August 2S, 1864


Tho vcksburg Herald OF the 10th has account OF
mutiny Of part OF the Second Illinois cavalry the
steamer olive Branch which only quel'ed by the
prompt action OF the commander Of the gunboa Benton
Six mutneers placed in irons beard the Benton.
The remainder disarmed and sent up the river
der strong guard The of the nuiiny not
stated
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

Jeweiry aud Watches, or All DescrIp.
tons for sale by GEO. c. ALLEN iiJ Broadway one
door below Canal street tiormery IL Wall sree Store
closed on Saturdays at O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
e r A N r..
Our Special washington Despatch.

WASHINGTON, August rs, 1894.
The advices from General Grant represent matters as
more quiet, although skirmishing is still kept up
is rhought that rebels viii abandon the Weldon
road without making ct least desperate effort
to rctake IT, They dash themselves upon lines there
desperately and recklessly did Hood upon sher
mans at Atlanta, and badly punished.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

To Paper ma faCvurcrs.
Cash will be paid 10000 rood F0urdrnioR
Paper. Size, 32x46-48 lbs
Apply at this Office.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

Beautiful lon. - I'm udsO
Bloom Of Youth or Liquid Pearl II has equal or pre-
serving and beauf tho compexio and skin Sold
MI drpgists and by JAMES LAIRD, Sole PROPRIETOR 4S
Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

TBy TALLAHASSEE Tho Confederate priyatcer Tslla
hsssee here saturday morning. about Two O'Clock
Iurins the time she was tyr woodside the Admiral
hac boats set 10 watch her, lest on poafd any
munitions OF var soon after she loft two "sow
aways" we're iound board, but sent ashore BY the
pilot boat, It's worthy OF note that tho mrs. victims
cape Breton bound to the United States ana II Will be
great bar TO the Americans sendiug for Goa 10 ibls
Province when such shark is only upon oar coast
but petted and comiurtea by the inhabitants. We
greatly fear that such sided hostile feeling 70 the
United states vii be- lcrg remembered 10 our dadyan
tass-AntVss SAp, Ascust e.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

yrs. wipsiow's Soothing syrap fer
the Stomach and Bowels and cures Wind Coic,
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

Gouraud's Poudre Subtu Uprooss Hair
at his depot ass Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

Address tO SmOkers.-PoIlak II Son.
Mcerschaum Manufacturers removed street
TO 692 Broadwav Fourth Wholesale retail
Pipes cut to order and repaired.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

Esr Rings and Pins, New So yics, just
Eve seven, ten twelve nfteen twenty .
five dollars sat. For aae by GEO q. ALLkN
l5 Broadway door below Canal street. Store closed
Saiu day at 3 o clock.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

If You Want TO know, &c.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
curious book for people and book for every
Price 81 81 To be had At all dep0ts Contents
Dr. " n FooTE. ll,o Broadway, NY
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 27, 1894
gang OF guerilas pundered the citizens OF Harden
burg Tuesday Of money and watches the OF
q thousa nd dollars.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
Politics in sseub.n Coan.y.

CoRNiNG, N Y, August 90 Is6s
The following gentlemen chosen delegates TO the
Union State Convention from the Second Assembly dis
tr,ct Of thw. county today-C. I. HATrover, G, IL.
Thompson and x y. jnhasuus
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

Eruptions, Frrcki-s. pimpIes, Tan.
Sunourn Fleshworms. and all Skin Deformies by
GorRAUDS Italian Medicaed Soap at his depot, No. 46S
Rroa
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

For the Hal ana SkIn-Barry,s Tri-
copherous The best and article Sold by drug
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

Hilt-JnimitabIe Cutter OF Hnir-Sty1es
neat s,ahe executed in the best manner only Shaving
l0c no. Barclay street
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

IlfcheN Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machines. WHEELER A WILSON, No 625 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

EoyRt Havana LOttery.-S5 per Cent
premium paid for Prizes Information furnished The
hrhcst paid for douboons aud kinds of gold ana
silver. TAYLOR CO., Bankers I6 Wall street N. Y. I,
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

Travelling Salesman for JobbtnG
housea will for few articles where th1
samples light Address @. W e.. 81 De Lanea
House. corner Fortieth and Sixth
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

Perfect Hair Dv--Ntil~r's. so Ceuts.
Fettcr and more in quantity than VI dye. Sold W
druggists.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
The Mass Convention or the Conserva.
tive National Aion Men.


Among the resoluon ons adopted at the Convention
at Bryan Hall yesterday afternoon, which Hon.
Amos Kendall presided, mmendiug TO the
National Democratic Convention the nomination Of General
George B. Mcclellan the most suitable candidate or
democratic party for the Presidency and Governor
william b. Campbell, of Tennessee, for the Vice ire
sidency. This resolution eoqucrty seconded by
Hons. james Guthrie and Leslie Combs, Of Kentucky;
Hon. John y. Haskin, OF New York and Representative
Rollins, OF Missouri The resolution unanimously
adopted and tho then adjourned
Court House snuare
The New York herald., 1864-08-29

Opening or Fail stylrs.-J. n. Terry,
will open his fall styles of Hats Caps rnrs
ldies msscs and children Fancy Hats boys' and nfsns
CABS Se onThursday. september 1884 This the
and stock u goods exhbi.ed
J. r. TERRY, sos Brssdwav.
The New York herald., 1864-08-29
CRossEYE srRAIGHTEY Ed IN ONE MINUTE.

And disease OF the Eve and Ear requiring either edi
cal surgical aid attended to by DR. Won EfSEN BER0.
at his ting SIC Broadwar Twelfth streeA.