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ltTtllten nab Dem Nor6en gu per16adern per-
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9eben. Serl elbe 1T in OFT Baltimore lebr
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elnem 3itodisen @ebdloe SO. IA mn pinpm
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trel flr $14O5. &dufer Sam. ShooIborn .
terl1er EN- Irllnoitild an Der yiorOieite BON Ienn
Alle9, 25 bel 5O9 Sub, nit spet 2lt0fioem
0ebduoen Tilr $128O. Sic 6duier limb or,,nh-
renttreI rno trageu Die $50. 81 uno 63.
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betpobnt Don Sbpmas SbOmplon. Ger[uit
500; perli6ert. 9aS 6euer mar uuf sufdQioe
Weile entItanoen.
$50 Waro= 8er d nj m | 1t II a II.
GIileit SeldluB Der StaptzGpnpentipn slfoloe
iperoen bellte Nbeno in ben p,rf6ieoenen WQrSS
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Der I'M Sum- ttattfinoenben Electoral Gonpenticn
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StaOtratb.
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NelOllttion lpe9en 9teparatur BON SpribenbQus
glO. 2 uno tpegea anidaffung elmer leidteren
9prlbe fir GOmp. go. 5. Nn9enpmmen. 0es.
9lelnen cine 9telolution su @unlten BON HScbn
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no9 Terner bennben Sl oirfen. In9enpmmen.
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Srp1opap. Nn9enpmmen. +Hs
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humiliation Elm toe9en @rri6tung etnes peiteren
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Nn9enDnmen.
uT. Nllflpt etnen 8eri9t betreffS pes 9lrz
'1enpaules. Nr1enbirt uno anaenummen.
@om eriten 3weig ging cine 8iI Elm rueaen
AbIa1lung BON 8otplp's @burf fir cine neue
Sarnpfl9tf =GUmpa9nie. Mngenummen.
Glne Heloluticn, idntlntli9e Sbore oes Centre
WarttpauieS Sag uno Nadt OfTen Ill laIIen,
tpnroe paiIirt.
Grfi@fs>G
Criminal Court sSubn &alb, an.
getla9t wegen 2tquprpertaufs in 2 sSdilen :
Stetite in jeoem Sale $500 8lr9f6aft. Na6
Baltimore So. perlegt.
9iobert MilIer uno Gliiab See ipeoen Grpreiz
lung BON Selo. Stellten $1,000 8iirolhoft.
Gtrcuit Gpurf. - Gleuncr 6. .Sorri8
ilno or1oere sesen SObn $. 8lnmmer ipeqeu
SertaufS elmer 6ppotbet.
Wtar9aret Inn ltnOrems segen S. anbretps
pe9en gbeibeioung.
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appelatIOn BON &i9ter 8iIiOn. llrtbeil um=
9eltoben.
9enrp @rob 9e9en Auguitus uno 2auro
9eber. NppeIlation ppn 9ii6ter @beot. urtbeiI
umgeitOben. SO ua
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Oer(onat unO ge(ud6t.
$500 !
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(Srintlnilnncr

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merren beute psrtanst. $500 srbdlt Seter tadr, peuu q
@%uSlanber 1T unb i4 rnelset tn SanSf6e & 6 p.'s
0raderet, Gde 9t9bt unb Salttmrrstr. (Grl
9S. ri nuo+ perten; $50 S9neiber an quite Nrbsit,
@t4taHHt 80 90. on mittelmdfiae DO.
bel Q~8icltnftlo & g., % 9anuSeritr. (SaWlSDp)
O&crs ..u%. SOIprt 2 eGIoertret er fsus.
0t't tfN'* tttutsl fur 800 q Mdun Ian ifen8 bs
Samitos Metttag bet &t. Steinba6. Nr. 344 %. Wrattfr.
(DpSrSa)
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s 81. 50 cGanIeS
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bel s u. @eor8tuS, Sc. II Gruipa4fr. (Dp)
lEriurhf- Gin GtnteHsr wirb seseu suten preis
WSl"I9ts etfG9t. Man melte i> in Sail unb Nr'
Hp. % Barre S1r, (mai26 81
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0t+>A"Nt- fleinen Edmilte. ga6Juirasen in Ntu.
1872 6unpvsrffr. Bel Saers Barter. (MiD5)
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90. gDaro Is. Stunt.
Auf 8sfebt ties Sparts: &.
9epppIb lumenbe
grcfcBmarital ees 8. Difritts unb Yraieent
27Dfdi-l hes GurpQtruuasbrdrbS
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Observation-Disclosures,
Sritter g. Siltritt pom Wtarplano.

baltimore 26. Diai 1864.
'g3ir MAIDEN bieimit befannt, bas na6tebenoe Yerics
men, telfe III 3. @cn8re6hifrlft bon Utarplanb ausge=
boben pprcen pareu, aus b:igefiisteu @riinben erinlirt
Spiepb 9tc9erS IT,, ID. gSarb, loSsefauft; g.. $. bon
Spredelion, H., DO; Senj. Grpb, farbiS, TO-, gu jung /;
SBm,. @Wpnn, TO-, Ips9etuuit; Sec. S. @asner, H.,
10. SO'epb Garter, H., gu alt; Geo. %. &it4eu, To-,
einrcnirt; @ep. s. glausbter, To-. Icsgez
fault leaibin9tcu $. Nidcliou, 49,, untausli6 Scier6
g. gieiOn, 49,, d.. BENZ. @oslp, farbis, 10 no.; Sec
9. Srelper, 49,, co. gBu. s. SUIarr, 10, in g. ct.
Wiilitdrhieuf; Grtbur Gclfe, g., untausIi6 ; gsu. Ben
Nerter, H., Irssefauft; Seurp Dydel, 49,, untausIi& /;
8. Srown, s., gu alt; @lnrt 8. Oa9ieipu, g.. ftelte
einen Snbltitaten @ep. 9. 8urte, H., 30.
2eOpoIr Siumenbers,
YrpfpBmari6al unb
Fraiitent beS @inrolIirunsa=goarS.
Wiuiam SrooFs,
@tnrpnirun9s=@% pmmilGr.
Ebouds s. Wurrpd,,
(6r) ArSt hes @inrcairungS=Bp
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Ru Dcrfoufe1t,
En- perfdufen.

@ta 6upma6er .@ei6dft 1T NIT lem sefamns
ten Mtaarenunrlath unS GtnriGtune Su rer'aafen. Ndteres
1T Ytp. $40 sc. NrattEr. (aRO4Rt) I
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GaDaQertc =Nfcrbc Derlnngr.
9riess-Departemen GaSanerie Bureau.
SfRce ee5 @bief Sunrtiermetfers,
gDaibinstUn, .. e., Is. Wtai 1864.
Sreitanlenb $1,000 8feroe perlan9t,
Sin9nnsert mnc finfumSfed1sia tS165) Dollars
per S"pf wtr0 bsSabtt fur aae
Sopollcrie.@ Jfcroc,
= as a innsspaib efr na4iten 80 Gage In Zen Gesierunss.
F"nsE IN @tesorrc,. .. u abSeliefsrt pereen.
oel1aIe yiefoe mullen tn jeber 8e,iebuna teblerfret, ni6t
MEN SsHS's erS a's 10 . s saS nt&t nasbr ais 9 SGbr alt, Is Bis 16 SanS
"pgnt letn une tur edSaaeriepienf tauafi6 i,iu.
8et1lten. "' ''"uH"''9' ~ WV
50 Sas,ans sFf0is' BET @blisferuns pUn Iieben ~ pper rnstr
Sdme84 y. e TIN.
=. m1-1Dtl Otefit!. ano Gbief 3 .@R, Gasalrs Bureau.
Soebcn arecfOmmen:
Qledt lmpOrtirter SiilIelpcrfcr unO frou,Dii.
lbrr Semi
lnS bet gtnts, 0uotts. @aapnen unb gafden o1etr AZ
Sttnrt9 cent,
&6e Y6e@ Nnb Bottlutcrs Str,
peOpIeS Sanssebaate,
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u Oer6oufen G1u oermlel0Rn.
Milebfiibe 3u Vcrfaufcn.

Nm Mitrmp&, ben l. Stunt, gormtttass IL lltr, wcrten
3wanSig Wlil6tibe
IN 08iltelm's Qptel unb 8ietbpi. Sir. 953 g0ct grattfr.
aut IufttcnSme5 %perfetgsrt. 8ettn8uu8en-baar in geete-
run8sfpnfs. (Tr Ntl
3u Derfaufen:
@tne CUTE Birttfddit nate bem Camden Oerut, mesen
etngetrt tener Bamilienrer b1ttn;fe IpIprt ftr btQtg. gu ere
Iraeen III Ser Office ;, 81. iOJrJ
81 ucrfnufc lt.
Gin @rpreBpogen nebt Yierb unb @eI5irr lit ttuie gu eer-
taufen. Nateres in Dprsutb's Srtel, Np I'll u. 9ruttitr.
(N{tDp)
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SOunfO $50

Il Ytcucr SauDCrciil.
&ue bteieniefn welde eeiOrntn ire, f& etnem Nerem
8auSerein ansui4lieeen, pereen t6fi6a eru4t natasH
Treitag. ben q. .. u, Nbeube 8 ubr bel @Unrap Yfaf, 9tO.
So Sanfhr., GGe Spn Sp.tnsfr etnSuftnbeu.
SIM ganen Weller Gteilnebmer rbrt
(Op6) prrdk0fdfE
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subTftenssof dee scr @er. ct. srrmec

Baltimore, ben Is. @at 1864 I
Uerre9elte Wn9ttpte IN Dupt tat rerben auf obiaer Sfice
pts Saneta8, ben 2S. Diai ,. S Wtittnss II uFr, entee.
gnaenpm'nen UNI bas y st. Subffeni eepartement In
3teeruna IN 8lltimpre, Mb, IN berlehen NIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

for Boson, under REPAIRS 70 proceed ss9ns L wspd
hasar, Jcnss from sforh arr ISh tsee "'ses"
Gsros san l7-Asr Garcia, Fyork .,.s. Raser
uKAsp ruEs IT, Jan ls-In port BIZ baIt Cs" sssss Nv
Yer RYovk days, b. tr'gs l. W Esson io' w
HaSss Jan is~Arl IN the roads, Eliza Young hA'0e''
aud Michael, Asllen Nfors -. wa,ross New Lea.
iloSo1utp. Jan io-Ar sehr h"s"'''
MAarFs Leena Dec l3-Ip por tara Arms" r'cAe"1s
0y iyas. Yam aS@Ar baras knight Canaan Boston
tpras Aeasss sU moraias Star courenas
NY"rs; sehs Retriever (BT DAVIS, At~asheoai sV'a'
Frsaes sss f fqs Horton Hoon Iaver pool Euee
pfame. ana unron BlL hYosk scbr MATILDA weeesI do,
5,h hart j Chaplin. Carney Neuvss<As and Boston br
brig Nary Emily kIabsL Ssork 2StA schr Sarah Maria
on nae asth brig Moonlight s,aan Philsaelphia
iiyrsroot Jan 2O-Arr North Agerican tst Dalton
pa~ani, Te.e-ram, Davis, Baltimore.
Entered loading goth Olympus ,sI and CITY Of Cork
tsl for NYork; Chas Cooper Short Aseaandra -.
Arr Al Gravesend 18th, American Eagle. urqahnrt, New
LsenoRs Jan l5In port ltai bark Sofa Pate, Mostes
Tor Niork ready tal schr Gorro washington. Coppos'
MosrrvIpEo Dec al port ship Hayes Upton, for
Callao, pat back 18th, eaky.
M.rAaoRos Jan 6-ln port oarhs Osprey ana Eeehaone
MAsAszAs Jan 24-Arr brig selma Gibbs eosten; Goth
do John Bach Gardner, Havana. schr Ncanor links 90
PANAMA, Jan a-Sd steamship Golden AGE, San Fran
PEsSAxsucc. Dec 2s-An ergs Annie Bell car) ray:or
John Mathews Ksrin; Philadelphia Jan J. Brazilian sem
PoRr Az PRINCE, Jan AIu port brig Pctro. for Nyort
5 DAYS -
Phnney, from Boston; schI Carrie Hues Hanson from 90
Or JAco Jan l7-Arr bark Butcher Collins, Ph,ladel
Tn s,pAD Jan 2i-Arr bark v,sfranca tsr). Hnl Phia
delphia; brig Nneva Providenca utaij, DO.
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STEAMSHIP cirr or NEW YORK. Capt Kennedy sailed yes.
terday for Queenstown and Liverpool
GERnsSiA Capt Ehlers sailed yesterday for
Southampton and Hamburg
STEAMSHIP EVENING STAR, Capt Bell sailed yesterday
Havana and New Orleans
BR BARK ELIZA ANN (of Plymouth, 81. Kesrney from 81
Johns. NJ. for Plymouth, f. with cargo OF timber was
boarded by steamship Ednburs from Liverpool Jan IS lat
80 r. Ion &C. and took from her the captain crew.
number and brought them tns pon. The y A almost
the she left ST Johns continual gales dur
ing which several heavy boarded her carrying
everything movable decks lost boats asd damag
ins steering rendering the vessel unmsnAgeabe The
crew the wreck for thirteen days. during which
Of them died from exhaustion and exposure and
OF them died after being taken board the Five
~ ns TSs n are ss s IN
ss's1 Island The Ea1sss also spoke FEB u. y a.
ton 20 days out and supplied her with provisions aud
Ne "a orleans with 7io tons or sa6o bale. Of
"a toms ss @s ever arg on soera o re
h,, cotton was New Orleans and slowed
pS,s, BIC ~ x s,Sfclo sehroede for csrscos while
II es% Spr Eve sy sa s ss S ~ Ss 81 %
hesdsear carried away The bark was not INJURED
s Jones bs e y s s,ss a
Cette before fully reported)
.a Sen" M. e, H..so q sna rs% c.s. cea.
win haul out for repairs 49, "N
ss n.. sF s,s 10 70 WIN.
1Ses carried ass ha so sw ispsa fore or 'p
etnR. sprung foremost and stove rail and pankshs No
damage 70 the ship.
Qusrssrows Jan 2l-Pu; In the Recovery for Phnadel
uhia and Lyzie Homsn New from Lvernool
end both with loss Of rudder and other damage.
ST THoxAs. Jan lisp brig Nevero Horaco from cuha
for Bremen with OF tobacco ng
badly and will be discharged The hull and materials Of
brig Augusta are 70 be sold at auction on The goth
spoken, sc.
ship Eddyaoee Dyer from Liverpool for Gale. Dec q
ship John Yai,en. from Annsbon steering ssw Dec g.
ship Wizard King from Bostoa for NYork Feb OF Care
sssr ws Baker from Newfoundland for SYork, rees.
,schI % BAH, showing Nos $685. STEERING =,
Ssn n, lat ~ 80 Ion 81 30
Foreign Psrss.
soss ss,nssn is.AT Lcngfecw, Tcomb, Cardiff; Blue
s,snr we ry.s oh is,oos NJ EYork; Maria Adelaide,
=, Az e Flushing is EDoeb Talbot, xerrymso.
Asr,svslL Jsn 2oArr steamship Philadelphia Barton.
Vert esrt n rsn ~ havsns and thence Feb Tor New
.r 70 90 v,lgs Arsbes Lindsiey DO. 2Ih Suw spee
ss.Coou. 20 H,n. oafs Magdsieua Day, 10
ssa0f' hon Jan ~ In port bark winircd for Nyork
BssnApcs. Jan CAR Br brr s,romps.. Rrv., po.,on
ceSs,sy ,sn Ia az xnaen. g.. nfork Hamburg
srAprz Jan It-Arr fndustrSe Raitspore "a's'ol
~EsetEsis Jan D-trr p brig simcoe. B,eicy Nymt
Hrows Collibs Boston 25lh. rchrs SPENCE yjam9o
philadelphia Siirght YORK. Portland 9Th. brrs Msrhss
Ss,ss. Esors is,b,w Parks Levy. Portland
f boron via Tnrks Islands; brvs Jarinia tBr sis,p Do
% Paragon Wells Bos'c SD 2th trg Teresiia Terry
ssw yorh sia, schr font mill Philadelphia.
oIss.lrsa Jan I.-Arf tsd wincna Ticse,t s,sra
20 i@sI3k. ss'i 81 znoew. uarnrs'op. from smyrna
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
NElsos-S1RAN -0n Thursday, February Z, by the
Rev. L. J. Taylor, CHARLES NELSON 10 Misc MARGARET
STRAIN second daughter OF John Strain, Esq.
RopGERs-CRoCEBR Thursday, February 4, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, Bngbamton ~ r., by
the Rev Amos b. Beach D. D. rector OF Christs church
Oswego, ". Y, Major HARRIS G. RoDGERs, Paymaster
United States Army TO JENNIE OLIVE daughter Of Colonel
Oliver c. Crocker. No cards.
wAMs1Y-PuRsLy.-On Thursday, February 4, at the
residence OF the brides father by the Rev r. Dickson,
Lent AxpRgw wAMsLY, United States Army 10 Miss KATE
PuRsIY, secon daughter OF James Pursiy ESQ., OF New
York.
PHILADELPHIA papers please copy.
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TNHOS. r. AGNEW'S GREAT CHEAP CASH FLOUR
Grocery and Tea Warehouse 269 Greenwich street.
ner OF Murray street. New York The subscriber confidently
announces to the citizens OF New York and the surround
ing places that 10 consequence OF facilities in his business
unsurpassed by those Of other dealer the United
States he s at this to sell descp
ton OF Teas Groceries and Flour either at wholesale
that this announcement will bring down his devoted
This however, result he cannot avoid nor would he "
he could since himself such maledctons
would advantage of his best friends the
public. THOMAS r. AGNEW occupies his store,
the property and has rent pay; imports aud
buys exclusively for cash. never gave note In his e
perntends his business from eighteen hours
every day. Consequently he undersell any in
New York Give him call at 260 Greenwich and 80 MUIR
ray streets One Price Cash house.
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Cherokee REMEDY
CHERoKBE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHERokEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHBRoREE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKER REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE REMEDY
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IA OF spring brings with only the ordinary com
plants Of the but extraordinary ailments the de-
pounds Of anil those sciuanted with the curative
qualities Of Steinfeds French Cognac Bers certain
&c. not hesitate TO avail OF to ward
Sold BY sTEINFELD 70 Nassau street. New York,
DE-. wlsT4R's sALsAs or WILD CHERRY. t.
DR. wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
DIR. wIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
DIR. wlsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND
IN M TET w wEbiABt LIZ REMEDIES
Coughs. Colds Bronchitis Dincu,,v a,
Breathing Asthma. Hoarseness Sore Throat CrS.ry ~,
every Affection of the Throat, Lungs Chest ""1
SSwIs co. YHrS smSnt s s SSs,s.
And BY all druggists.
-. :. +.
TUE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the Blood with its vital Principle. or
nfnsng strength and vigor into MI pars Of the system
For Dyspepsia Debility and Female Weaknesses it is .
Depot 4ol Broadway. j. p. DINSMoRE.
For sale by all druggists.
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAlss FoR ALBA.
q, Troy lhs s.r,h ant Nest leave Chambers street
att and 10 A. ~ aud Us amt 10. 40 N and Sundays
~ 52 r. ~, from fbretn street. Tickets NAV be procured
at any q the onces OF WEsrCUfrs Erpress IN New York
and ookyn and baggage checked M honse points
s1the road and 70 sarst ca Springs - 49, - "
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY NATLROAD. =
~ Increased Recommendations Trains for Albany and
at l6A M ana S25P N. ' -" .
Sunday trains leave New York Tor Albany NJ AZ w.,
ana Aibaps iof New yart nj y lba
JOHN pURciibIi superipieoJept
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vSoR sALE--iao BARRELS Old KENTUCKY BoUR-
bon whiskey. pure and unmlxcd best qnallty viii be
sold very low iocose ont te stock Apply {, G. MKAD 90
Liberty .,tcs.
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1LJIoHLASD GUARD"
GRAND BALL.

wEDSEspkI, fkbR1ARY "a, teA
In Aid OF the wdOws ophans and disabled eooiers Of the
Gallant Seventy ninth regiment n. VS..
Music ~ Robertsons band and Mr. Celand the Highland
Through the kindness Of the Committee on National
Anairn the --..~~.u ~,.o
10 be presented BY the City TO the gallant Seventy ninth will
be on exhibition on the occasion.
The Dag Is . magnificent one. embroidered By Nine
Framska Mem ff Yc RirS oKs DOLLAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

u,uR GRAND BALL-LADfBs' HAIR DRESSED m
ali the latest Styles great variety OF 0rccian curis
ssdes Hair ewery made.
''oes B. PECKHxM. 2si Grand street. near Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
FOB THE UNFORTUNATE.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
FOE THE UNFORTUNATE.
FOR TIE UNFoRrUNArE.
FoR THE UNFORTUNATE.
FOR THE uNFoRruSArE-t
FOR TIE UNFORTUNATE.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
ron THE UNFORTUNATE.
FOR THR UNFORTUNATE.
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PERSONAL.

N whereabouts of Catharine Fortune with William Reed,
p William street. will be literally rewarded, her brother
wishes to find her
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GRAND MAsQuERADR ALI PERSONS DESTROYS
o. ~ eSca ~ .s sssu1
snt Of Dressss wigs Curls 10, In the CITY Costumes
Sirth avenue.
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THE NEW sToRR-LADiEs AND GENTLEngE
n receive the highest price for on Cothing
Furniture. carpets. kc Nv calling on or sddressug H.
COIN, 2 seventh avenue near the drug store. Ladies
attended 10 By Mra tohn.
CENTLEnENs NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING
NJ purchased Tor the western market The full value win
oe lao nres 1Es roransg 70 np.se Cal - the
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m R. MERwIN co.'s COLUMN.

nR. w. r. MERWIN d CO.'S COLUMN
STICK TO NATURE.
Is strange how modern science the
sements daily approximatng the traditional
simple OF the semi tarbaTous rbesH
No, there's not q bit OF slrangeness;
Shall the race forever turn
It's back upon that great fresh temple
Where the lamps OF nature tufnf
Abstrac ion will never
In its vainness, never tire;
Even IL hurts school duemas
On the immolating fire.
Thanks 10 ye, true natures cllidrcn,
or the pure. sweet forest than$s-
Teaching us 10 cox for hea ing
On the baimy and banksi
Yeit Is VINO clear the fountain
OF all sacred human life;
Saving woman glorious woman,
From diseases deadliest srfel
With your lies all obstruclons
As q ieud mt mornings light.
Flies suppression, with It's horrors
And its life. consuming might
For the strikes at Chlorosis,
Strikes first attacks begun
o, how quickly dies the Hydra,
And the victory Ia wont
Triumph, how divlne rcspcndenW
Gone the palor. gone the pain,
Gone the langof OF the body,
Gone the sinking OF the spirit,
Gone the nelabie great horror.
Woman Is herself again.
Woman SO brimful Of beauty,
That dare 10 wonder
That in young Creations morning r
Stars and angels sung above her
circulating happy Adam. s4s-slts
Such exutng straini 5 fs.sN 3 q
Listen. then. all ladies' married, ta
Ladies single, listen .s4 .4tHt
TO sisters of Forest, 3
With the red but healthy brow.
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Served Them Right |

Two hundred and twsnty-six bounty
Jumpers aud their accomplicos, the
brokers, have been arrested at In dianap
oils, and will be put to service without
bounties. They mostly hail from New
York, and some of them are represe "a tee
as having become quite rich in their ne
farious business.
One day last week they were marched
in procession through the streets Of In
dianapolis on their way to the cars, will
appropriate labels on their backs, be
tween file of soldiers and headed by &
band playing the "ROguo's March. -
Thy we're sent down to Gen. Sherman
where they will be made to do the
country some service in the trenches il
return for their ill-gotten gains.
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Gen. Sherman on tho War.

Rev. DIR. Thompson, of New York,
preached a war sermon, and toward the
close of his remarks read the following
extract of letter from Major General
Sherman, which had been transmitted
to him:
"When my mind is intent on 4 pur.
pose, it is jealous of all clogs aud OBJ
structions. 4 X X X 4
Let every thought Of the mind, every
feeling Of the heart, every movement Of
human muscle, all be directed to one
sole object, successful war and conse.
quent peace, and you have the ideal |
aim at.
"I will trust you to do this noble army
| justice. Who can know the daily tolls,
the dangers, the hopes and fears of this
va I arwyP l know them, and all here
know them, and the time will come
when they will return to their homes
and be the living witnesses Of the acts
of their fellows and leaders. For my
reward 1 trust to them, and still more
in my confidence that God will not per
nit this fair land and this brave people
to subside into the anarchy and despot
ism that JEFF. Davis has cut out fo
them. I have this faith as clear auc
distinct as you see the sacrifices Of God
own Son in your mental vision, to Sc
cure for us an immortal reward.
you may assure your congregation
that this army fights that they ma
sleep in peace and enjoy the protection
of a civilized Government"
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MistellanrOgs.

Kossuth on the American Struggle.
The following is al extract from a
letter written by KosSuth, dated Septem
Der l6:
ut was always my conviction that
nothing but the sword can decide be-
tween the conflicting principles OF free
dom and of slavery in the United States
The time has come for the bloody but
unavoidable arbitration. pray to God
to give His blessing to your endeavors
thAt the curse and stain Of slavery be
forever removed from your country
and the Democratic principle shall no
be found wanting in the trial to which
we see it exposed.
~ have the honor to remain with tb'
highest regards Of esteem and considera
tiOh, honOred sir, your faithful ant
obedisnt servant, [Signed,]
stUttG . KOSSUTH."
His EIcelIe ncy, William II. Seward
United States Secretary Of State.
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A Singular Incident.

An army letter speaks of very
singular occurrence in the 10th Massa-
chuscttS recently, A sergeant had
been engaged in the I'd Division hos.
pital in placing upon number of head
boards the names of members of his
regiment who had been killed in the
late fight, or had died in battle, which
were to mark their last resting place. -
There was one board in excess, and, ia
. sportive vein, he placed with lead
pencil his own name upon it, and the
date of his demise, goth of June, as hi'
term of service had then expired, ant
he was about to leave for home. Th,
following morning while near the front
bidding his companions in other regi
ments farewell, he was struck in thu
breast by twenty-pound ParrOtt ant
instantly killed. The very headbOarC
he had unthinkingly inscribed with hi
own name, was placed over bis grave
and, Hith date, correctly marks, for
time, his restiDg-placo.