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The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-02

THE Catslxill Recorder relates the following:-
" A few days since we heard a little three-year
DID, specializing in gleefu anticipatons of Christ
mas, but a slight shadow momentarily darkened
herlittle brow as she thoughtfully propounded the
inquiry: mamma, may be Santa Claus was
d'aftedv' A negative assurance, however, soon
dispelled the cloud, and the pirouette of little
white curls joyfully progressed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27

Precknridge, bad broken camp IN the vicinity Of
Chsrlestown At daylight that III orn NJ. and march
ell ~ the direction " ctow-. This was the force
that now con'rirtcd General r,rbctts. and having
sse-. mel these facts, be Commenced wi,hdraw-
Ing hs comm ~.
Il the ncnnilrc ;,c .oiv had drown forre
aroun n tho si,pheris,owa r.a., which pre-
v'nici General is.ot q IN rctr.n, in the ircc-
ton originally nicried.
column under General w 90, had reached It's
destination n safety at four o'clc.k r ~, and was
about going into camp when courier arrived
WIN Information that Cus.cr was Gu. OF. ard or
dctins h.m 90 make dcriorstrauon on the onc-
nv. AM picket tho road from Hslhowu 70 DUFF
Cell stn,i,n
iIe,vy cNnaonaiing was tca-'i in the direction
Of shcppcrdstown, hich continued until dnrl, and
souic fcsr was c-,erin'ncd that Custer nigh, lind
the enemy too ulu, h for him; bu, those who tnew
him letter, and were acquSntoi With h,s dashns
qualities and fertility Of rrsourcos ss csvslry
leader. malc UP lhoir minds ho would cut his way
om in gone way, and time has proved ih.y were
correct. for cary this moruirg his olurrr arrived
with dispatches iuiorml'e Gyn shcr,inn of his ar.
rival At poiu: Of safety, and from whence he can
our Losses have been comp Iativo,y small They
will not eScecd 40 killed and wounded, eli Of
whom were brought oil the fed.
Amongst the Killed is Major s,hlich Of tie 22nd
New York, and the 'oll'win; rtsr o;.cors were
| slightly wounded Lieut.. Blunt. 5th Now York.
serving IN the stat ~ Gen VI lntosh, shot through
to ear Lieut.. Chester, L. s. A., 6 n. Tcrbct,' .
stat, wounlei in the foo, and Capt. Bailey Of the
IL, New York. also serving tho stat Of Gen Tor
bet, had his len shoulder strap shot ~, and bis
shoulder slightly grased.
| A charge WAS made ut o',lok Yesterday after
noon, by Col. Lowell, with a ANAL attachment OF
cavalry, on the eucmy's skirruish line, 10 the len
OF Hltown. which resulted Inf tho capture Of SOME
pr soners, from whom We received some i'm portani
Information. which leaves no doubt hut that the
enemy are In force and on the gvi rirs-prepared
to take advantage ofany veal ness IA our lines.
In the charge We lost Capt. Idcnhock, Of tho 9nd
Massachusetts, killed, and some three or four wer,
| wounded.
Gen. DatHe reports there Is no force of the enen,
anywhore in Loulon Cousy.
The fords from WillinmsIort To Point OF Rocs
are well guarded, and t.e enemy would TN,
It dif,icult operation f they should attempt I,
cross into Maryland
LATssh
The AMERICANS IIaIIer's Ferry dispatch receives
tonight says:
" The enemy made an attempt TO cross Int
Maryland to-day At Williamsport, with two regi
mcnts Of cavalry and some infantry. After spirit
od night Of some hours duration, they were hand
somey repulsed by Gen Ayor,'l, with heavy loss
A RS 'onnoissuncc was made by Gen. Crock to-day
which resulted in the capture Of six commissions
officers amongst them one Lieut.. Colonel. and o
IrvaieI. The cueIny still show force ou
! ffout,"
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evs. THO fcrre as-suiting In flank captured the
eucmy's lue of ssirmishcrs and ~ ,ctc ed hin heavy
brcastworks wlcn owing IT, his heavy fOrve, the
grca strcnyth # his works and the unaccc'in,. j..
allie sivn way NJ an important IN tncnt cf orc ~
our trsares VIC were rcpu'scd W th cons i,raole
loss and compe'lci to re,irr. u. 8. Gen. JOLu &.
"a ers OF Alahsn1, was kUrl vt tie veal ut
h brigade III ,he clarge. Gen. Lunar, ui n 'rda,
VAS mortally wounded Gcucr1- R,fton, ftuuc.
gnu and Anderson. OF Allah tina, were not killed ~
trst reported, but are wOunu,d. T. hung closed
at eleven O'Clock, bu, skirm shng ani sharpshoos'
Ing have tocn KEEP, up sl day. The enemy have
Their 20. 5th AMI 9th corps holding the railroad
With fortifea,ions of the strongest ,harscter. rey
n sdc heavy ucinOi str,iiun On our lcit ou Pound
rusd this morning, with infantry and arsilery, but
accomplished nothins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

RELEASE OF Jog Howard THE "BoGrs
PROCLAMATION" MANI will he remembered that
on the night Of the i7,h Of May, some unknown
person len at the Offices Of the various newspapers
belonging TO the Associated Press, manifold copies
" proclamation, purporting TO be u call by the
President for ''iour hundred thousand men," and
appointing a day for fastiny AMI prayer ia Wow ot
the deporahle state Of the country. Two of
these papers tho WoELp snd JOURNAL or
CoNMEGoE published the document and the
next day, the Offices Of those journals were
se.Sed by the military authorities, who sup
p,ossed for three days the issues OF the newspapers
~ question. An intense excitement was created
~ he time, and large rewards offered for the su-
thor of tie PROCLAMATION. 1nc detective police
worked up the case and arrested Mr. Joseph How
Grd, u sensation newspaper writer, who confessed
th4t hc manl.sctur,d he document for stock -iob-
hug purposes. lie was placed in Fort Lafayette
a.l ever b.n,o h.s friends have Teen
mipur.unng tho President for his release.
VIC prisoner wss highly connected a
Iovsl League Republican, and numbered among
hi, ysrrcst friends the r. Y. Henry Ward Beeoher,
besides other geut',men 0? wealth aud prominence
In the CIV of Churcbes. The father OF the "say
de,oiver" was 1t first very disconsolate at the
scrnpe his s,n had got into. At first he declined
to Interfere with Ito course q Justice, but ~ the
smoke Of tho excitement cleared away, he found
his blood thicker than water and 20 determined u
rescue Joseph from the military prison to which h,
had been consigned. by special authority
Mr.. Howard, Senior, WA enabled to visi
his son frequently, and n these inter
promised % faithfully ''uever 70 do any more,
that the old gentleman reiented. Subsequently h'
obtained the signatures Of great many infuentis
Republican politicians tos petition for the roeas'
Of his son. Mr.. Howard then went 70 Washing
ton. where he waited on the President, presented
his Documents and earnestly bssought tho Chic
Magistrate Of the nation 70 temper his Justice with
LmRu. IA Isn1dsaA iaek ~ psnau shopA sva
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27
Later from New Orleans.

n way c' the Mississippi We have New Orleans
dates u lhc ls:h.
General Candy has authorized Colonel Dwight.
our Commissioner Of Exchange, TO cffcc, An imme-
daic release Of our prisoners, $500 In num-
ber now In Camp Ford, Texas.
Inc steamer Rot Roy, which was reported cap
.urcd and destroyed by euerr.as, ia reIor,ej rie,
bu, aground below Monroe washts River.
Admiral Farrngut made = Reconnaissance on the
18th inst. to the olsiructions near Mobile, and
found the Confederate steamer Nashville sunk
ACROSS the channel making acccss 10 the city m-
poas b'c until she is removed. The rebel gunboat
Morgan came down during the rcconnoi ssance, aud
c,inonsdcd our vessels from safe distance. There
are still two iron-clsd rams and fcvcr,l plated bat
tercs near the city. Our batteries will open on
Fort Morgan in few days.
Admiral Fsrraeut has issuei = congra;ulatory
ordor, returning thanks to the officers aud crews
Of the vessels Of the ect for their gallant conduct
during the engagement ON the 9th inst. and for
implicit confidence placed in him rs their leader.
Two hundred Of til, rebo prisoners taken at fur,
Gaines have petiuoned " be allowed to take the
oath of allegiance.
| RrBEL NEWS.
| Mobile papers have been rrccivoi al Vicksburg
containing some items OF interest.
Gen. BuckDcr was 20 take the plac, oi Gen. rsy-
| lor in Eat Lou,ssna.
| The Mobile ErG,srra gly-,
| Tuesday last H., Fei,rsls sent NJ .or,gng was
| ors across the river N huci"s vii. negro guard
| TIE Confederate cavalry capture ~ IL. Wagons
ami Killed and c,pturei all The no. -uc-. Tee Fed
etais tner sent out two reg .iren;s ~ rio.l whC
were whirpol and driven h,ch lAcy thea sen
out two VINO REG. nenih- who have not yct loci
lie ri nom.
,rsrn.M asis - ppi mat At s. letter, Ia advcr
| uacd ut dob'ic bv Warren Adams, care Of Adv al
| II-Sa aud Rr3isIRE, 'yls BrandOn," which pltc,
! u leaves weekly.
The kEGihrss prctlc's tho defeat Of sherman a
Atlanta, And his ro.re.t along the Line ol tie Ten
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27
News Items.
ny Telegraph to the Hero York Sun

GEoRsK Tno>i1, =. John pilot was murdered
by unitci States sailor nlnei JItn Lougw orth g..
TuE subs ptions " tie scyen-thrty loan us re-
ported to the Treasury Department yesterday,
amounted to s71G,OOo.
AaosG several ether naval oalaer5 who have re-
Gently myster .ously disappeared, II Acting-Ensign
J. o. Shaw, late q the United ,'cs steamer Taho-
ma. Tho Navy Department has ~ vain sought in
formation concerning hin.
Ggs. BuTLEE and stall arrive! In Washington
yesterday on the steamer GrcyhounI, and proceed
ed at once to the War Department. TIE General is
on his way North, fOs wuas particular purpose ~
not known.
TnE Treasury Department hR1 is"iol eirculN
notifying holders Of Scyeu.la.rtJ not datod o.
toher isi, 1851, that they may o. lre'raicd mue-
dia,ey in any amount, to Dee banged for Six per
cent. bonds falling due s',er June 3Oth, is'i. The
interest on the SGven-rhirty notes wall be settled
up to date OF maturity, Oitober iit mi t.o SIX
per cent. bonds will bear full coupons irom July
the LIST.
An accident occurred on the indianapolis and
| Cincinnati railroad, on Wednesday, caused by the
breaking OF fange Of locomotive wheel when
near LSwrenceburg. The engineer was Instantly
| killed, and one passenger was fatally injured
| Three other persons received severe INJURIES. Gov
ernor Morton Of Indiana, and Mr.. Mcdonald, hiI
opponent In the present canvass were On bosrt
Ne tain bus nOsUsd Without iaivsy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27
GENERAL GRANT.
The Left Wing Extended Recent
IOssca.

Headquarters OF the Armv or the Potomac,
August Zi.--Euening. g.--Everything is quiet here
to-day, excepting the usual cnnnonading on the
right in front of the 18th Corps, which com
meucel a, six o'clock this evening, and continued
for four hours. On the lcft, the line has been
tended about six or seven miles and We now hold
tho line Of the Wei lon railroad securely to Rean's
station, dlstarcc 4 about seven miles. NJ rebels
are to he seen left front, and their line has
oyiGontly been contracted Ia this direction. The
losses In the 9Th Corps in the battles of Friday AID
sunday now computed Mt about iyc thousand.
Ou Sunday this corps il reported u have fought
splendidly.
From other sources II appears that tho railroad
between Petersburg and Weldon is being thor
ouehly destroyed by wsrrcn's forces. There will
be nothing left Of II save the cuts and eubaI.k-
meuts when he gets through his work Of destruc-
ton.
There are some indications that the rebels are
IN sssing troops for another attempt to dslodgc us
RON the wl'-a road. Recently the trains on
H. I..cl mori anl Petersburg railroad have been
/ IN busy IL ton, 81 x,ecn trains HAVING been seen
ro.u. into peter-ll,y v.tAin twentv.four hours
aud /, is believed that they are carrying dowr the
rebel troops lately In the vicinity Of Deep bottom,
on the north side Of the James River. II Ia certain
that there are 'ow rehel troops to he seen now on
| the north 4de ot James r yer. The canal across
Dutch Gap ID going on p-osp"ro,sly, and the men
engaged On the work have not been m1'cstcd for
some days.
Confederate Sews.
Tie late l., ,hu.ul papers take a q 'o'ny view Of
Goa. Grants reren, operations on .he Weldon RAJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27
NEW YORK; SATURDAY, AUGUST q, 1864.

Tnx Executive Committee Of the Republican Ma
tonsl Committee hal long sesstou a, W w>shing-
ton yesterday, hut no business Of pulle ctsrsc-
ter was transacted. So far from their being any
probability whatever OF President Lincoln with
drawin, from the canvass- ar some have suggested
the Committee express themselves conhicn, Of his
rs-elrLtinn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27

a New Republican Candidate
Desired.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27

GEN. BUTLER IN WASHINGTON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27

Lincoln & Fremont Asked 10 Resign.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27

The English Murder Case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27

TIE ABOLITiosi>T~ AND THE
PRESIDENT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27
The Latest News
cy Telegraph TO the y. ". Sun.

A GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27

n ews from Mobile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27

a VAIL FROM RICHMOND.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27

TAww.Gsr sTIIL ACTIVE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-27

The DanviIe Railroad Threatened.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
rY m mrrted.


rarr--ryWts ia Monday, september s. nv the Rev,
IL Price sir & poYp 20 M'ss VIRGINIA Lrwis
kEi'y,- Sfk III Ss--At st, fLvmas church. op Tues.
hy septsritl %, by The Rev. DR.. Kcuatdsoni Mr.
bsvrr q. EfiiEy. ol Chicago III, 70 Miss MaeY A
srnISs, o. thia city.
Prov lcucc papers please cory,
T. Lv "a eK--NCi oxsiD-On Wednesday, september Z,
acS LAwAca, OF the city ~ New YORK, 70 bias itzis
daugher Il ttarcs Mcdonald, Esq, OF the city Of
|ruoktp.
Paterson, j.. papers pease copy.
fxFa Malls Ia Baltimore at the parsonage, BY the
|ey John Actrory, OF tuesday, July g. Mr. EDWARD
|En0T New York, tv Mss EElTR MLis, OF Washington
pnnty, va.
Baltimore SCc please cory.
|lis7nS- iDFr--ln OnUu, Ireland Tuesday Rug ust
nj ST Faue Clttonc church Arran Quay, bv the Rev
Ma RrAdy ~ NieHliAs " J. sroT OF Nos Mccarthy =
|,,ldings tahra 1abo aud nthea, county limerick 10
kSs jana only Csusbtef ~ Prosper Lore, Eal No I02
see ,trret and Nj. 2 tahrn Parade, lubun,
|Ps ,ERsor EuAS.--On Wednesday, September 7, at
resdepOo OF The bride parents, by the Rev White.
use Daniels, srUraEs W rFrtasoS TO Mnpaso Y BATS.
kN, al ~ TINS city.
--Ou tuesday, September 9, by
Rev Itobcrt @ Dickson JAsEs sHEtroN, OF New Yorg,
Rva youngest daughter Of Ihilip lartridse, Of Brad
y, Eneisnd.
bY tue Rev. Mr. Nelson Mr. wuttAs ssct sRB. Jr Of
The New York herald., 1864-09-08
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1854

10 attend tie uneai FROM his residence Saur
day morning, al halfaast ten o'cIact.
WfArER-On Tuesday, September g., Mrs. liz sRirrrA
WEAVER vile OF Samuel weaver aged - years months
and l6 days
Tie rieuds and aequaint respectfully invited
10 attend the funeTai, friday afternoon at three
ocoek from her late residence - North Second street.
Williamsburg.
WoopBuRy-on Sunday, september A. OF consumption, !,
CATHARHK NJ. wife of Augustus A. Woodbury..
The remains inferred n Greenwood.
YoUsGs-N Oyster Bay Cove, Long Island, on Thurs
day September O. MARIA, vile Of Daniel Youugs, aged 60
The relatives and friends OF the fanny respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from residence at
Oyster BAY, this Thursday afternoon, at three O'clock
without further Invatiou
The New York herald., 1864-09-08
POLITICAL.

| uIE MAG AND BIO LINCOLN CAMPAI0n
~ bAdeeA-A new aud beautlfnl design OF the above
named ar9a Sonsisiing Of comb the follow
enblemS - fhotog aTae LikeDess taken tron life,
AhleI an taa a compete Nhigteen stars ard thirteen
ptrpe) made Of sS spread Eagle slver plated 70 ptn
on, being All togelher two inches
respectfully invited ID cal and examine artict
tney 10 create reste
two caadidAies Al other 8afgrs great sety th
prices to suits rancy snekeerers and redss
90 ca and sec ,hen they have quick AMI large prth
Furnished Dy the hundred or thousand by wM AsHtJ8
TON co. i43 Fulton street. Broadway, Now YArk
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

West Hoboken NJ J., TO Miss e. T. uosss or the former
place No cards
scHsITz- McnAY--in Jersey City. on Monday, August
~ by tie Rev u Kelly at the residence Of the bride =
parents GcsrAvrs ScHMz. OF New York 10 AMELIA. eld
est daughter OF Egsh Moaay, Esq. No cards.
VAN Arsr--Buii---At Mont -omery, on Thursday. Sep
tember /, by the Rev. j. NJ McNuty HENRY H. VAN AIsr
10 Miss ANsE Bull both OF Montgomery Orange county
WEYASr-ScULL,--At Jersey City, on tuesday, August
80. by the Rev Ms TunDison, Mr. JosErn r. WsYASr 60
Miss SARAH 4. Scu daughter Of the late Captain Geo
Scull. OF Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

TO pnper Manu- racturers.
. Cash with be paid for 1000 OF good Fourdrinier
p''' - Apply at this oiaos
The New York herald., 1864-09-08
Births

CoopER AT Uniopport, Westchester county, NJ y, on
Wednesday, August "a tho wife Of W. CoorFR late Of
England OF a son.
WAaRIok AT Mon,rea, C. C., on Wednesday, septem,
ber = b,rs. S WARRiCx, ~ a son.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

ADDRESS to SmOEers.-Poitak az Son.
4eerschACm manufacturers removed from Broome stree
" ts2 Broadway, Fourth street Wholesale aud
Pipes out TO order and repaired
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

PrtZcs Cnshcd in All LegaItxeN Lotte
ries ard lniormaton given. JACOB Brokers once,
l7b BrnS1vay, N, Y.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

III You Are So Far Behind the Age as
pot used that popular for the toilet fragrant
SbZODONT put if OF longer 20 q. QUO eito your
hear tldruggist and get q bottle
You Will never regret IT,
Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1864-09-08


CLEARED
steamship EaGle. Lawrence. Huvsna-sporord Teston
Steamship Ya1oo. Couch. New oresns--Ludlam Eeine-
sship Gremorno Cater, San rrsncsco- sutton 4 Co
ship Fire Sonner (Horwl. Boe LondeufuUch, Metncke
Bark Caroline. Grant. Boston-J Brown
Brig Bosota (Brl Igiessus. Savania-Handley Hosd
ss 's sf E%ss Rssl Ford Sas'''n
sss aTa .rs Er Ten0 srts ssss
schr Planet (Br,, Wilson. Londonderry. Ns--H @ A
sshrr schr Sssp,rs SBr, Pits. s, @ John MD pewolf
schr Blue Belle Eels. Beaufort a Mcsorey.
sSr ESfas Mhc aaoa ssHsis paisselpasc noSs SNOW
schr chr pss Rsymond Loud Keaoy
stanusri.
with mdse aud 5Ss passengers Williams Gdfon Had
yaasSsra Eusss LvsrSoe q days with mdse
sss ss ss % q ss r Aug II with
aaa sh nASs o hnSan Ga n @ T,sa
SPOKE bark from Mstsn1ss she !, cCrshsd 60
sh sss cP s c.
Snip Advance tof Lyerpoop, vckers, Shields, Aug e.
sR g. % % wiz Gs bar.
Bark Menus .pnspS. Ms Johnson Arro''an SO
Bark Cora Linn cof Yarmouth. Ns,, aoudey. Swansea
FIX Ss;sass !s.s% sisasns Bremen 9ss 81 days With
BARK o.%an. darSy. Glen uesos. is daya with mOlaases
Nicholas lof sesrsporD Nicholas Glsce Bay
sss Ns
with sy xns a4Ee a+ b's'e'n . Gays
Jsrsmisa !oi se.,sPo fors Coy os dsys
Showers from Glace Bay, Oh for Philadelpb,a,
BIlg siisa, Brown. Lngan cB. 6 days with coal. to
BE,s Adsi.ds Douglass Lingan. CD. 10 days. with c0s
Brig .rIo.ence !or Windsor Ns' Rooess Lnsan cB Is
Big Tsro tof Windsor Es5 Bradsh.~ Cow Bay, days
with soai 70 DswOlf Sailed In company with brig Tor
Brig Lpsser. Tracy, Cow Bay. 9 days; with coal;
sTs Sss Bernard, Burgess GlAos Bay. days. with coal
Brig Mssron Hman Fortress Monroe days. in ballast,
sOhr Dragon spsn,. Petersen. Cow Bay. cB, 10 days
Henry. DsoSin Gsce Bay. cB, days. with coal. to
scSr rovooy to,Bsrns,.ole, Fuller Ling.o. days to
saht Dyer tof Provnc.sown,. Rich. Linsan cB. s
schr Albert Dexter Finch. Lnsan. OBJ days. with COAL
sshr AswsI, eor B0''on Rich Lins.n days with
scnr sahwa, Jasper, Lingan. days with coal. to c
ssSr oossa Belle aainss Linsan oB days. with coal.
ssST ances Ar'aemus. Coffee. shuiee days with spars
schr John Noithrup, Larcu Windsor days. with pas-
ter, to X Dewof
Royal Arch tBr,, Davidson. Windsor Me- 4days to
u Dewolf.
sehr swan (Br, Taylor Dorchester Ms days. With coal
TO Nevius
schr Henry CASTOR, Aibro. Washington. 8 days
schr Hcnrie,ta port for Pratts Ferry.
schr Trenton. Martin Rlizabehpori for Provide nee
Schr Theo Freinghuysen, Stevens Ellsworth, days
Schr Democrat Smith. Calais days.
Schr H w Morse, Cook Taunton
Schr Pioneer, -, Dennis.
Schr Lady Suffolk. Brown, Provdeuoo
Steamer Franklin. Young Baltimore
Steamer Hope Warren. Phladeiphia-
Steamer N Fairchild- Trout, PhiladetphtA
Steamer Sarah. Jones. Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. philadelphia
Steamer Westchester. Baker. Frovtdsncs
SAILED.
6h-Steamcrs Perrt Blackstonc ship Industry; barks
Despatch Evening STAR sonrs Emily Lau3a.
sth-Steamers China. Eagle aud Yazoo
Wind At sunset EsB.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

u Arc You a. most Dying from Head &C he.
Ioc'ache Neuralgia Catarrh. WOcous Instant Pain
Annihiaior permanently cures you. Sold every where.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

IL You want tn Know. &c.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
people. good book for every
ene PRICE 81 81 To We hal al all news dcpot Contents
Dr j. b FooTF. 1850 Broadway, ny.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

ctssteGorO's Hair Dye, Preservativs
enc !. " Depot wholesale and retail, No. Assor House
The iSs applied 10y skiltu artists.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

snfes--Sccond Hand or Various
hakers for sale AZ great bargains
ViLESTrNEa BuTLER. rs and 80 Walker street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

PiiosI Pies! pues!-The ItchtnC or
Needing ri.s permanently cured by using Or. WIfMERs
PLLE SUaPOSITORY aeterence given TO highly respect
|be persons in this city who werc afflicted Tor hseu
cara and entirely cured by using this nedtenc
Asent Tor New York, l6t Bowery
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

No More Gray Hair or Bald In css.-F Forty
Hve Years constant study. Consultation free, by DR.
Actor place.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

poe ostponement.-Park Lodge Excursion
III, certainly take place on Fr,y, September 1854 Same
rme and place by order OF Co nmittee.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

The Japanese p.ir stain Coiors the
Fhskers aud lsache beautiful back or brown II con.
OF only preparation. Color will not face OF wash
|ut Only o. cents n boz
s. q UpHAM Philadc phia Sole Proprietor.
For 1a'e bv Dnmas barnes y Co, I'll PARK row: y. g.
Res Co. IFS Franklin str ct; Helmbod 594 Broadway.
lev YORK; Lord Smith, Chics.o, and all druggists.
Wigs. Toupees. Uair Dve, Hair Dycing
|, 4 Moda via Cream fur oeaut ying the hair.
W. A. BsTIIfELORS, 10 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

"a Slight Coid," ConShs.-Few are
sware Of the importance of checking cough slirh
cola iu ts Grst stage That wh b. the beginning would
fsd mild remedy if leeted. attacks lungs
Browns Bronchial Troches give sute almost imme.
oase rsisf.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

Jewsiry and Watches-of all Descrtp-
Elons FOR sale by GEO c. ALLEN as Broadway, door
seiow oana street formerly No II Wall street
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

Trasses, Elastic stockings, &c.-Marsh
CO 0mce only at No 2 veseT street Lady attendant
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

Beautiful Compile xiOn. - La ird's .
Bloom OF Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for pre-
serving beautifyn. the and Sold bv
all drugglss and by JAMES LAIRD, Sole Proprietor sS3
dwav
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

IA DiN Prices--N adding Cards and
NDse Papers. In EVERDELrS elegant styles Only al 80
Broadway, corner OF Duane street
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

sure Cure for Hernia, Rupture.
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS"
WHITES patent LEVER TRl tS,'
WHITES /" PATENT LEVER TRUSSn
" the best and only the
Gerous disease. II made a principle from oil
fard This Truss with the application Hernia Io
ton warranted TO the obstinate
phlets tree for stamp. GREGORY & Co. 609 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

Why II Phaton's NiGht Eioom'nc Ce-
HEUS bought extensively by fathers OF iane rroba
hy because they get Ii tor Its pa value
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

BRschelor's Hair Dye-Ghe Rest In fhc
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perSec
eye Sold b3 all druggists Fac 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-08

Corns, Bu n ions, Nails, Enlarged .Sotnts.
all diseases OF the feet cured BY Dr. ZACHARIE No 76
Broadwav. - " "