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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-30

The United States Teleoronb ro.>
which operates from New YnrL ~. napany,
the lakes westward, erected 1000 miles l.. 81
this year. "ui.ional miles
The Baltimore Amer;ccr d.
itate to say the greater n.r, tues - nc. not hes-
which IN Missouri, MARYLAND and ,de K vo.e
tu VIII be cast for Mcclellan. IL . roto
ina. would be more graciously cast far yoaS
nav avlS ia, ana only takes up the other as the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-30

ST. JOHNS, n. F., April 26.-The FIRST
500 seal. She brings news of the loss Of l6
vessels. The average catch must he nearly
q total failure, as over loo vessels were
jammed in the ice in Green Bay, without
any seals. 700 shipwrecked men are at
Green Raw
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a correspondent writing to the Cincin.
says: - A0oa'
Patent medicines are like doctors somo
good , some good for nothing, but ali havs
Ing ~, .near friends to recommend them. and
e eaca Iecelving . share of public favor. For
. .ns.an =, the constitution Water adyer-
r ..IGo - yvuI paper happen to know is
which It is recommended. / have con- ~.
versed with several intelligent druyo;sts
some OF whom are physicians. who snao aI l,
IN nign praise Of it for the cure of diahatas .
ana witnout the knowledge or acouaint,'
ange OF the proprietor can say to such rs
nave 'naI troublesome aud fatal disease
doubt. NJ "ItnOqt q
FOstOria. o. - AoNT.
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Judicial Nomfnation.

CHICAGO, April 27.-The Judicial Con.
vention which met here to-day, nominated
Charles B. Lawrence, Of Knox county. ma
candidate for Judge Of the Supreme Court.
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ALBANY, April 28.-At Q meetin9 of THE
Directors of the New York Centrsl Rail.
road held in this city to-day, Erastus Corn.
ing rendered his resignation as President q,
the company, which was accepted. Dean
richmond was unanimously elected Pres.
ident, and r. NJ. Blatchford, Vice Presi-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-30

WORKING GUNS BY STEAM-INTEREsT-
ING EXPERIMENTs.-LastF Friday, by lnvl-
tation of the inventor, Maj. Generals Rose
Grams and PleasantOn, Brigadler Gener-
Of the army, accompanied by Commodore
Hull, Of the navy, visited the MON Iron
Works at Carondelet, to witness trial OF
the steam turret on the iron-clad WlnneDa-
20, invented by Mr.. James B. Eads, propri-
etor Of the works.
AS we are prohibited, by general instruc-
tons issued by the Navy Department, from
derful machine, we can only state that TWO
IL inch Dahlgren guns are so mpletely un-
der control of one man in it, and handled
with as much ease by him, and with al
most as much celebrity, as pair Of dueling
pistols could be. Every movement OF the
guns is made by steam. They are run out
Of their ports by it. and their recoii Il
checked by it; they are lowered into the
hold by steam for loading, and again to be
fired, ard all these movements are made in
as little time as it has taken to relate it.
One of the most interesting features OF
the turret is the smallness of the portfolios
into which the guns are thrust. They are
only large enough to receive their muzzies,
yet the guns are fred at any angle between
1--WE degrees of depression and twenty-one
degrees OF elevation, with equal facility.
The perfect ease and accuracy with
which every movement was gone through
with, excited the admiration OF the whole
party. Four shots were aimed by General
Rosecrans al target, about three-quarters
OF mile distant, some ten or twelve feet
square, and each one struck it fairly. The
firing from it is much more rapid than
from the Ericsson turretS. Ihe hfteen ana
twenty inch guns can be handled IN this
way quite as easily as those IN this turret.
When steam is applied to them, as we
doubt not it will soon be, the officers
of the French navy will no longer
be witty with the assertion that "Ameri-
cans have put large guns IL their turrets,
and fire them three times an hour"
If worked by steam, their value will be
greatly enhanced by the increased rapidly
IN firing. These eleven-inch guns can be-
Withdrawn from their ports, lowered and
loaded and returned ready for firing in
sixty seconds. The horizontal range is
obtained by rotating the turret. All the
movements and pecuiiarities of the ma
chine were courteously explained to the
U. s. n. The inventor, Mr.. Eads, was not
present, being confined by sickness to his
house tor several months past.
1t occurred to US while witnessing these
interesting experiments, that this invention
would be OF great value for land tOrtihca-
tons, and we think the attention OF the
War Department should be called to it,
Patents nave been secured 10y the inventor,
not only in the United States, but in the
principal countries - Europe.
This, we believe, is the first successful
attempt to work large guns by steam, and
we teel some pride in tho fact that the prob
West and citizen Of st. Louis.-St. LOUIS
Union
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1o0 price peg tnousAno VI cuOlc Ieet OF gas
The House refused to tax coal illumina-
ting oil, &c: q cents, and left a. originally
reported, namely, 20 cents per gallon.
The House also refused TO agree to the
amendment taxing crude petroleum dol
Lar barrel, and refined petroleum dol
lar and thirty cents barrel.
Mr.. Farnsworth taxing the bank circula-
tion one-fourth Of l per centum on al
amounts In circulation, which was adopted,
by vote Of 70 against GA.
The House voted ON the amendment to
increase the tax on coarse brown sugar
nom to cents per pound, and agreed to
1t, "A against 66.
Mr.. SCHENCK asked leave to offer q
resolution calling on the President to fur
nish copies Of all letters, notes, kilograms,
and other documents referred to In the
Preoident's message of to-day in cOnnec-
ton with the answer to the inquiry whe-
Their F. +. Blair holds any appointment or
commission in the military service of the
Mr.. DAWSON objected to the introduce
ton Of the resolution.
Mr.. SCHENCK made few remarks in
addition to his former statement to the
effect that he drew pay to the 5th of De-
cember as . Majer General, or to the time
his resignation took effect and did not be-
gin to-day he is q member of Congress
until the 7th of December, when he took
his seat.
Mr.. DAWSON withdrew his objection tc
the introduction of the resolution.
FERNANDO WOOD, for the public
good renewed the objection. It was mop.
perfume to offer it.
Mr.. SHENCK-Icallt the member to or.
der. I have the door by consent Of the
House.
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7U,UUU.
The Monitor Onondaga arrived in Hamp-
ton Roads to-day.
The Herotfs Harper's Ferry dispatch
reports sharp engagement between de-
tachment OF the LIST New York cavalry and
300 or 400 rebels at Newton near 6trasburn.
The World especial says that Aie sentence
OF the court martial in the case of Admiral
Wilkes il, that he be dismissed from the
90rviCo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Operations near PesersbaFE - General
Hunters Moveme nts--aTatrs Ia Gene.
rat shermnn's ID pArtment-Notvs n om
Mexico, Cubs. sc.
Tho Cupard mail steamship Africa Captain s,ose. vE
leave Boston Wednesday, for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will olore in this city at uussss
past one and Owe O'Clock aorsooo
10 20 by rsilro7d.
The Nxw YoRN HERALD-edition for Europo-wW b
published at eleven O'Clock omorrow morning, and ~
contain the latest reports from special correspa
Dents OF the progress the Of Peersburg 80
OF the successful expedition u the forces u3ds
General Hunter, wes,ern Virginia, details Of the ncvs
incnts az General Shermsns forces 10 Georgia. and q IN
battle OF Konesaw Mountain; tog,hsr with reports u N
operations Union ,n all sections ~ ,bo
try the latest from Central Americs, Mexico. Ne
the Departure q the s Arctic fxpeditoe
and reports OF all other interesting events OF the pa
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing nvs csaG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04

The Foarth an Be osarsiei IN Bscosiyu ty the riaK
ing Of bells ar,ag n sautes d-asss 81 afe~5rSs ~
ths evening; bu, there si b ~ military pusas
besa the custom ior may ysars. excepting sey ss3.
whom the militia Ia PennsylvsnA 81 uleotisg -
toe military oaoers Of me second d,yeioa atd iast
week. deciaed that the fourb fei aoniss.
And mans members u inc a fsreat oTaH'ystsss esstsn
I.atei leaving tho city ttc previous sAtaros v a
wcld BIO ul1iiciois - ordS rarsas ina much the
tutnout pramsd TO be very siua Arran sements nsd
previously been mad, q ~ the a the
ny Ia The Eastern dirc,. t0ls sanlvsrssry bet
as inc military dacasd . rar.de. u dsoiiei 70 pat,
rone tho cerenany anh the IA ius ~hes tho eniirs
Division viii par'cln,e. tir~s0rss ~ih be disg'syes
ta's evening" Fod G'osn and pants la
Williamsburg aud Gr~nefit. a. arranged ~ tlae alder
men representing the Eastera district
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bat the President and al me high d,guitarier ooected
most strenuousy. Tho President wanted photograph
1vps of the captain and all tho occrs besidss there
n be q grand ball gwen At tbs Absilo Alto, TO
which we were all invised nor woaId they take for
en- snswer rhe consequence was they were grain ca 10
or presence | could not help thpkiug Of the grand
Rrshin Rail" New York, and contrasting the two 10
New YORK thous sDds of dollars expended oy the
authorities grand ball, gotten up expressly 10 dazzle
the eyes of hole Russian feet AT santa MsrtA IL was
ball. given by private Individual al his own house. In
honor of his President and In compliment 10 the Officers
o. our american steamer There mere outward
show Their hospitality we al fet from the heart
We we're told by the American Consul Mr.. Simmons OF
whom ny me way ca not speak 100 highly that senior
Abeo had expressed himself willing 70 spend half
aud enjoyment OF the American officers Everything that
could be done u contribute 10 eioyrneot done
We arrived at the Abelll lilo about half past nine r.
w. nj ten tine dnnciug commenced. and Was kept UP
with uDusua spirit until early hour next morning
The company, Though barge, Was very select bong com
posed OF the very people the place Tie ladies
lar beyond my expectations fho dances most IN
vog,e ara waltzes cachoucabs and polkss-no quad
descriltlon OF she ball; suffice II 10 say that
wa all returned 10 the ship highly grstihod
tanned. Al four O'Clock z. N. on Tuesday wa again
weighed anchor, fred perog s.ute IN honor OF the
President. snt sscered away for Curacao Hero take
10 supply o. Goals. enect s0tne slight repars roeded
about engine, when n' sail again for the north
ward All sell The following IL list OF officers
COMMUNICATE H. r. Caltseil.
LienenI mt and fSsc,a OGter--S r. Gillet.
Acting Manr-w. v. Reddng
Acting Ass,gow Peyuas,sv-wm. j. Hoodless.
Agtsnc assistant SRrgeoE-ti. l.. Martin.
Eas,gn-R- c. irwin.
ActiSo Ensigns--S P. Edwards a. r. Holloway and =
A. DAYTON.
Pna,nsers-Acting First Assistant In charss), John
Falon Acting Second Assistant. J. n. Cadon; Acting
Tard Assistants, stevens, Thos. Connor, Cot and A.
Acting Maxer's Matcs-r. Essan. L. Dyson. and Vim.
Honey.
Po,~srser's C,erh-wm. Jennings, Jr
Cdptaa's C2srk--F. Il. Price
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I, will be remembered thu 2, March last the Ccinrnaee
on Revciutoaary re0sns reported to Congress rcsoa
tou which unsrimaa-Iy adopted, tepdevipg ttacks
10 the surviving soldiers n toe Revsluton. twelve IN
number for their tina, BY which our No.
dependence achieved aud liberty obsained, and
sincerely rejoicing tia, their lives have beea proraced
beyond tho period usually aloed p'n, aud tna, they
o. money winch shall help 90
smooth tho rugged path OF ie ueir journey 70 the
tomb and that copies OF The resolutions be sent ov the
Speaker Revolutionary psnsioBor Tue following
the uamee, brthpiaces aud ages Gar known cf
the "Twc.ye Apostles OF Liberty" -
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high rank communicated tho fac. IA the ,ase Under
Hax OF truce 70 naval on1cer VINO oar lnsormans
shs boarded IN wsrrs~ Sound By eight iaunctss
manned by twenty i've sscn. Ia very darx rainy
pignt and severe CONTEST ensuod, and aasa
Captain Pendersr, and an ms officers EXCEPT
geon and engiaetrs, severely wounded tss.thss
with ssveral of the that the 1sr
ed. The officers we're % them n,aftaiiy wounded
aud are now tho rabai nsya hospital at Savannah.
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aue slack -oes tse nr2 shestroo. tHrss times
during The DAY, TIE slerespteoa on sxhibiiiot II
Irving Hal
Al the Academy Of Muse. .soskiyn. ana al the rark
thes,se, sans tow1. thee wii be Holiday Ter
formaaos. Hpoisy's Miuslrsls-tne rwsis 10 aeDry
Ward Beecaef-also premtse macy oomoallleL
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Making an aggregate OF actual or virtual in


Under ordinary circumstances should not presume to
ask the consideration OF Congress amendments OF law
so recently enacted, but under the circumstances &c
tuay existing. ! feel myself constrained to do So The
reasons OF economy Ia isvor OF sufficient revenue from
taxes hardly be oveTsated while the
connected with the vigorous prosecution OF the for
the suppression OF the rebellion of themselves de-
cislve VINO will not or to be taxed vice what IN
proposed the bill rather Than tho army suffer ts
operations hinderedor, what 10 substantially eQuiva
tent tho credit OF the COVE seriously impaired
Every dollar collected by tax WILL In judgment.
three dollars OF debt. Very respectfully
). r CHASE, Secretary OF the Treasury.
Hon. STEVENS, Chairman OF the Committee Of Wars
and Means, House OF Representatives.
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Prizes Ceshed ta tho Royal Havana a.1
all legsizcd ottersea
AIz0R. n CO. Prokrr,.
"a Pirs street. N. Y.
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France. EIiIs e Cs.-Maaag ers.
LasNARv. HrrsA OIAv i3l--JnlY tsii
Is. II, rs, 81, 10, 10. IL. IS. ~, A3, 3, Is.
OLASS i6c--Jniy 2, 1881,
81, 49, 8, 81 81, 10, 81, 20. 81 "a, is, SO. 45, 4
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Lottery Tickets CaahcI. rssrorrN~ ssOz
given. JOSEPH BATHS. EFoksS,
Ii wa sr-cS
NO.
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Prizes Cashed fa All Legsifzod Lofts-
Fses aud inform alton given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. Pitts 10 oatA
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Royal Havana G.otterv.--SO Per Cent
premium paid for prizes. Furnished The hah
paid for Doablnous and nj kinds % old and N
YER TAYLOR co.. Baugers. 10 Wal street, N.
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Ame~s-an steel snc rIesa'i,~ Ni-s res.
Mated FREQ receps of SIC. hdorv Cashier. .
a en-, corner OF William street, NY
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Had Bresth.--Isow ~ cny Lovers "
has sepsrstsd-how May friouds . parted ~
a radical ~ ts aal % THOUSAND
FLOWERS q drnitfrice riraA "A morning II 80
beauties the ermplexca iriss Ia For ~is ~ a.
druggis,a
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At asa Broadway, below Grs no E0nr-
AuDs lie ,o, Be hah the it,',n Md
tan. freckes erup,ons. eunhuns sdness. IsoS>
re
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a Beautiful Com DIc1 sou.-s.a vt's
Boom 81 Youth eversthSne Q or prs er,ng enc
boauify III. compile toa and skin Na Az broadway
aud drugg ats everywhere
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OmeSal Circulars IN shelby College Lee.
ury Furnished by SIMMONS, ROGERS & CO., Now YssA
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Great Curfosifv.-l srrish q Birsse'g
lios or Ties - seatg Lace 81 ceutsi
Linen Co 81 u n do4on. 40 Ero,dysy large aors
OF White xtsssl
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And In sne Feos z.e Gr,-vou.,y
to~meu,ed With csS1xrh 8~ns wOLCDTT's instant Pas
lnn h!laog peri-rAsnlly Cgrs yoa soi over where.
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4. q. simmons " Co.--Cav.Bgtnn. Ky.
sHuLsv. Ezra oLAN 3i6--Jaiv 3 1884,
so, Is, ID, Z, 10, 70. 81, So. SO, 30, Is, II.
CLASS 3Is--Juiy 2, 1864
Is. Al, 50, Is, 81. H. 90, 56. So 20. Ia x5, T. H.
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Deafness, tatnrs n. and At Diseases Of
The Ear. rhr a, and Airf asagss successfully treated
DIS. LIOE shiL III. ASa MARKS placs.
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4 Pcrfecr Fsniv Dv~-J IiIlcr-s, oriv %
cents per Dor. Try - Bold ~ al druggists Depot . -
Dry gtr
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Eafchcio-'s Hair ,ye-Tne Rest In the
world HArnlcgs rela1at The snlv parties
dyc- Sold By oruggi~N Factory u Barclay street
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r. Mrrshnu's Cuasrrh nna VesS.ces
sns tags - and agreeable remedy for ~ -
NJ hesf. II and ont all DISTRACTION. r~1
~ asstions after ssing " ssassh1ul and Inv grs,pg ssA
reiief intn sa1ale so.i ~ al drugglss Iry =
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s,oao, ne provisions He has psrtormod duty and

snt"ao' 10 provisooa He has performed the duty and
proloso--
posed 0y the brought forward from May N Feb
ruafy aod chat well hs that on ARTICLES IN
schedule "a y bs made payable before the som aprn
rhs vi not increase but wi, make available Tor
tho next ca year about $40 900 900 which would other
wise come ntn the second.
2 lio 3. opnses slso m increase Income tax add
tcns thai ready the current year equal
10 tho difference bet that tar aud the TAX IMPOSED
oy the act Just passed
TIE also limitation or the rent 20 Do DO
Quoted from inc tines 1 f., 500
lie further suggests tax oi threo cents per pound
On raw or ociored leaf tobacco. and advises an
increase OF the smoxng tobacco from - cents 10
30 cent pound aad ON chewing tobacco IRON % cents
TO so cents pound
s He pro oses aso an increase OF the tax on malt
iilunrs rom n g. 81 so ver barrel
Q. He further proposes to abolish the distraction be
tseen wholesale aud rela deale and 10 ia o-e tar
81 COO year
/. And he proposes, dnaly, to Increase the tar
spirits r. IN 81 so u s2 CATION and TO impose tar
on spirits o. ha d ~ 90 cents per gallon
In these several prowsitions fully ,ncur, except "a
that of increasing the income tax OF the current year
10 lieu OF this fully suggest thai special
tax OF tive per cent on al incomes be collected
transmit hersxttn iho letters OF Collector 0ton and
acting Commissioner Rollins, With detailed estimate by
the former " Inc produce the Law - II now stsnds In
which the latter substantially nous. transmit also
paper marked B 10 which Collector orion states The
reasons which are believed to Justify his several propo
sltiops.
The changes proposed w,i Ia estimated produce tho
following additional sums OF resenue:-
l-Diierence between rate 0n incomes by old
and new bill, added 10 tax Of current
year .$ihooo wv
Flax leaf tobacco. 10000 900
o-lpceass Of tax on smoking and chewing
tobacco 0,OOU,OOU
4-increase OF tax on malt quors. ....... 4Ooo o6n
6-Tax Dealers sales observation-disclosures. 5000, 900
6Iax on spirits on hand. 10000 600
7-iucrsise OF tax on sp,rts.............. 100000
8-Add the amount not increased, but brought
from noxt into current year 20,0O0,o00
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Denrs -ss, Diseases OF tue Eye. and Co.
asrrh PROMPT attention frr iwenty
ysars gN from Or. CkDwELr. "a Clinton pias, r'ehis
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Ssid by all druggists.
The Wo-d uSoxodcn, ;,

Which Is fast becoming aous., old II derived
the Greek aud composed OF wori. 80 oad OionssA
5000 translated means preserve, and "udo0,aT Tie
eth-Sozodont," prercrycr Of tha Teeth. And u =
true 10 It's For identifying and wing teeth
hardening and invgor ting the and correcting a
impurities OF the breath II is without peer he world
Sold BY all druggists. and by HALL 4 RtfCKEL rr1
prfetors No. 2lS Green wch street. N. T. 20 bottle
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INV nOnd NfnXs
q al descriptions. nom tvosyrys dell,' :. ssrsA
hroAr vay does below Canal street, formerly Va n
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Gournra's Fouare xabt',e Tprncfs usty
from Low orsheads part Of ns eodT 81 wsrsesAA
Al ala depoI las Rroe
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. ~. "a ~ IN IN

The two hundredh anniversary o. the incorporation OF
Dartmouth, Mass, will he ,cehrated in New Bedford 20
day All the Towns iu0iuded IN tho original town "
Dartmouth will participate the festivty. Hon, John
Il Ci.ofd Is the orator OF tue day.
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name, birthplace or age gtvonJ
Lemuei Cook mo o,rtholace or age givenl.
James Gates (no birthplace or age given).
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Grov-v & Bakers Asyness -emswm
Elastic gach sevtsg Nschlnss &e5 Broadway New kc<A
and 235 yuIion street, Brooklyn.
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n Thousand Perfumes Have hertN
had their day and been dscarhed but the popularity az the
Extract OF the NIGHT SLOOMlEG CfkguS" Ike W
odnr cannot fade dia. rhe ia inhaled
fee that Ia the supreme urury OF its
ble-"A thing of 10y forever"
PHALON L goE, rev Yoxk.
nv n druc
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| Highest yrentura Lock stttcN s-wiag
Mack,nea UHRELER& wtLa0a 70. e2s SFc4iSsy.
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CURED

cATARng or THR TYNPAsIc Mucous
NEhIS1 ASR OESrRUCr,OSs or The
EUSrACHTAN TUBE
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CROSSE nv IL srEN1HTEsEp IN oNs MiNCrn

Ana evos disease OF the Eye and Ear requiring -s.-r
6lss or sntf cal aid atteuds by nr Won FtSENRRS3
a ais o"nsS rooms sic Broadway, rear rwtfih sr-st
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The Capture of ~ !. water wilton.
GALLANT pnYksoR OF ru vRssKL-ALL sUr rwo o.
HkR oFrW ans WOUNDED.
II has nesu currently sporsed that the United States
steiner Water Witch was surrendered 70 the rebels
without struggle ere able however 70 contradict
Nib sss t-ox ~ ave nou >dss. = rcbsi orosr q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Siege OF Potersburg-Tns E0ve-
m.nts In Georgsa-LaSe Views from
Europe. &C., &c.
The mail steamship Cnsta Rica. Caut Jooes viii tes7s
this port 10 day, at noon, for Asp'nwsL
The mails for Central America aud the South Pacific
will close al half post ten O'Clock this morning.
The Nav YoRg HspALp-- I'D tou Tor The pac,no-wM
DO roady At eight O'Clock In the morning. con an
f reports from inndenta tho operations
the Army o. tho Potomac front or Petersburg ecca
panied with map showing tho the rebel ataek
the Second cnrps the latest from tho
Gen. sherman IN Georg A. rapport OF the operations q
the cavaity from Whits House James
Of the movements OF Con. Hunter iate news from Nav
Orleans aud south Carona and reports the
OF the Union forces In oil secnna OF the country
estng from Europe. and reports all other inter-
esting everts OF the pest ten DAYS
Single coples In Wrappers ready for mailing oentA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04
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