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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-11-03
The ARMY OF TkN1EssEE.

| we copy from he Montgomery, Ala 8ppea!, Mem
pits hPpeat) the following article relative to the posi-
ton OF cfaiis n North Western Georgia, rather she
operations of Hoods army. 1t looks if it gave
facts which may be relied uron. Something of un
usual character from that section. The Appeal says
We have been able to obtain something dt finite a;
10 tie operations of our forces north Of the Cta-
tahoochee aud the line Of Shermans rairc al ,on-
munlcatlOus. The active part on the railroad wa;
borne by Stewards corps and the results were not ma
eraily different from what has been already stated
From Big Shanty to Alatoona the facts are known
From this pont tie troops were NOV to Frick's
Rocky FCr1 on the Etowah, twelve miles above Rome
from whence they marched to the road near Oafhoun
AID destroyed 1t within short distance Of Reeaca
he lattr p9int found strongly fortified ana gar
rsOnei, and it avoided, but road was struck
again beOv Ton, and royed IN that point to the
vicinity of 1ucnel Hill.
The captures Of prisoners at Dalton and the circu-
stances attending The surender have been made public
Tie sto.ea oil all kinds seized mmmenee qua1ty
and among them were large quantity Of shoes These
Will be acceptable 10 the army % fenut only 10
enabling it better to undergo the bardshps o the rrdu-
campaign it is now engaged upon, but also to en-
cure the anticipated dlscumiOrls Of the approaching
winter. ILe supply We are assured, was ample.
Ihe corps of Lee aid Cheacham were moved north
ward, rCssng the Looea teD miles below Rome. L he
Federal army crossed the Etowah aoOVe that place
Ii with the cav airy upon tie enemys left faux
that the skiruish, here oOre reported occurred. ROME
was not occupied by cur forces at any time.
Afer the sacces5 at Da!tOr, and The complete de-
strucon OF the road in that vicinity, Geleral Hold
uuiitd bis forces in The vicinity OF Lee aud Gordons
mills, the pUnt al which the let, OF army rested at
the cDmIIeL cement OF the battle Of Chicam AUga--
Lcre Can be Improperly in UenlonlDg ths ac-
tive operations at commenced and by this
tie programme and OF operations has entire
ly chG ged. liz what direction advance made,
or pUIut alined a., may not a!uda tC.
Cen BeaUp gard, VINO reualnod Tor several days at
il ck, onve Ala expressed bis codial appreciation Of
the plan OF te campaign progressing, AID gave Ire
Qusnt assurances Of rs conf lence lis Ultimate
CO.'S. lie IS tor the lrm! On Wednesday morning.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Nxw OrtsAss ASp HAyASs-steamshIp Evening Star
C Newton Ueo Martin, Alcot Mclcland. Mr. Sage,
Mr. Mnhon Bacon. n Mccall, MIR vanduser aud wite,
lentlne, Mrs Barker Jean Senac Stocxer Capt
Miss Douglas, W Benjamia. Mr. Anderson and friend.
Mss Bchp. Mrs Longer servant aud children; Club
tuck nd wife, Chas Lum, Chase, Mrs Hayes, Mrs
Preston Hrs townsend, Mr. Prens Carrasca, wright
Or Ma,t,n, Mrs Grasm, 9 Tusssry d. Peek.
" rnIy Ioi Roberts, Meyers. Gold, q sau Miguel
San Miguel Mr. Pori and friend, Lieut. McDopongh Mr.
spear Miss spear, ri Goldman, Mr. Dfl, W Mordsnt Mr
span Mr. Knlht Pruchunic aud family Taylor, Mrs
Bodges--22 N hteerasc, From Hsvana-J fnguaea, v
M1nfcrd II ~ Whitney. A. uaendiy Geo Smith, Mr. OIL.
br a aud Misses Gilbert q Rayuor and wife,
r. Ciap.r-and IN st.eraRe
DKpAHrUKEs.
HAVANA AND Notwithstanding torscs-hrs Blomsn,
Mlss Dora Clinton, tanpy Clinton New fork; hrChAres
Hlack New Orlsans; Msss Jus bay. New torA; II Hoyt
Lioauo Kent Nassau; James Jscs son, NIrgniA MIS-
New York; q BspccnK Rhode Island: Geo Taylor, Lon
don; ID 8 Goodman New York, james hfown. BaInes,
Hui; Mics Crocketl, Newark; Miss kos Mr. and 80
& Roy AMI son Baiunorc; John Briwn. Hamilton ~.
Geurge u freeman Canada West; Flnlsy Havana; IL
wa,aei. New York; Lieutensnt and MIS- .syu, rsnd
New York; WIN Marshall DR. y Eneas, CHARLES Bren
Bahamas; Charles Parker. Connccrcuti Wnuam ooiNns
New fcix; Charles DAVIS Lonoon; James S"ui1 ha'AnA
Henry 1umph. Decker, Londoni a QUINN mn,
Kny ysnmann, George NewboueE CARL Newooucr cnry MI
Ter, sohs sehmAd ral'ivao kuss s'mmA nc" iorA
L'rFnfc steamsbip Edsuburg-Chsrles Dunn: Csptal
warner and wife Frederick Fem, Mr. LAMBS seara
and lady Hicks and lazy, sGoIdon, Henry . DtL
t,s cgy.r,onSy yn asene of rhlsaeLns 49,,
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The New York herald., 1864-03-27
The status OF the African.

INTERESTING DECISION RESPECTING IHB ADMTssA.
BILITY OF COLoRED WITNESSES IN MISSOURI.
lFrom the st. Louis Democrat, March a.
Sylvester Deeds, quartermasters sergeant, First NJ s.
n, battery, charged with murder has recently been
trial jefferson CITY, before general court martial con-
yened by Special Orders No a. Headquarters District Of
Missouri
The court found tho accused .not guilty. charged,
but guilty Of murder in the second degree and sentenced
him 70 be dshonoraby discharged from the service, and
20 be confined at hard labor Tor ten years
Tts finding and sentence havc been set aside by the
Judge Advocate the district Capt. A. Conkiin for
that OF the dee dants witnesses was
decisi, Capt Conkln Is, we carD fully sustained by
Major Dunn the Judge Advocate at the department head
quarters. Following Is Captaia Conkin review OF the
CASE
The proceedings in this case disarproved Upon
the pat the del Lucy Jack introduced
a witness, and upon member Oh Getting TO her compe
tency upon the Rroutd that she was nearo Der evi-
depco ruled out by the court. The ruling OF the
court II " genera al rule o evidence that
all competent witnesses who caabe OF
understanding, aud may be presumed To feel the oblga
tiOns Heretofore the streme sensitiveness
the mind been far biassed to fore.
stal judicial decision on THIS point, and pecuded the
opportunity for full action upon the part OF courts In
the Or. Feons. assistant ~ the army
tried Niagara the question the witness
admitted aud the action o the court approved IL may
be argued that the local staHes OF Missouri exclude the
witness. That true her local courts
cerned. The reviewing authority Is not aware Of any
federal statute which renders negro c ,mpetcnt as
witness but tue contrary the practice Of the federal
courts recognizes them competent. court martial
and military commission federal courts, aud when
ever the local conflict with he general CT federal
laws and rues the former must bend give way 10 the
latter. The excluding Of the testimony Of this witness
throws n doubt the whole proceed Ia this
the prisoner is entitled to the benefit OF that doubt
II Is impossible to approve proceedings unless clearly
appears from the record tna the prisoner lad fair trial
legitimate dc Tho pfsonot will be released from
confinement and arrest and returned 70 duty.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
IMPORTANT FROM TEaNESSEE.g
~o.-~--~~S~~s~~~<~~~~Yoo
Capture OF Four Hundred Of
Our Troops,
H., To-. -
CArao. MaroA as. 1894

44.t CAIRO. haroh as. 1888,
Tho enemy being reported In force near Union City.
Tennessee, yesterday morning. General Brayman, with
force Of two thousand aad battery OF artillery
proceeded BY railroad TO within six miles OF Union
City, when thoy learned that Colonel Hawkins, with
four hundred Of the Seventh Tennessee cavalry, had
surrendered at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, after repusing tho
rebels who numbered about two thousand three times
The mon were armed and equipped, and had recently
been paid for years. service The enemy burned
what was combustibo about tho fortaoalions, and
marched OF with their prisoners.
Gen. Brayman proposes the abandonment OF such out.
posts as Hickman and Union City. they OF
to the Unonsts and OF value a: prosoat to the enemy
as means Of obtaining supplies.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
The Canadian Ministerial Crisis'

Ifrom the lOrt nto Globe, Msrch "a.
There does appear to DO any definite decision ar
rived yet regard the OF tho govern
ment. The arrangements 1t Is said, are not 70 be pro.
ceeded with the arrival the Hon. Alexander
Campbs from kingstou. lie 10 expected here TO-
morrow. Colonel iachc and Mr. John \. Macdonald have
no easy task before them either before or after Mr..
All soris Of rumors afoat as to the manner In
which the Cabinet Offices 10 be filled. should Colonel
Tachc succeed In forming governments. But tho fol
lowing programme OF the Lower Canada section is not
Hon. Col. Tache, Presidont OF the Council.
Hon. G. Cartier, Attorney General, East,
Hon. A. 7. Gait, Minister OF Finance.
Hon D'Arcy HcGee, Bureau OF Agriculture.
j. G. Charais, ksq PrUviucial secretary.
II. y Taschereau, ESQ, Solicitor Goaeral, East
The name Of Mr iangevn Is by some parties sub
ouiod tor that OF sr Sascherean a. solicitor General
As to The Upper Canada programme, . Is spoken o.
scuce OF Mr.. Campbell But speculation taxes shape
something ike this
Hon. Alex. Campbell. Jcmmissioaer trcwp Lands.
Hon NJ II Foley Postmaster General
waiter shany, lsJ.. tolnm ssoner lublic works.
Thomas street, Esq, Receiver General.
s %moe ySSseura ,sq : .n ,sr General -. 40,
side Of the House that Mr.. Mscio aid Is strongly
dsnclined 10 be the leader 81 the Upper Canada section
ali on tho ground bis health and no necessity Of
his giving attention 10 bis private aars Il Is nov seue
rally believed that Mr. Campbell will be the Upper Cana
II "a now known that desire has been manifested 20
Obtain for the arrangemeut and an Upper Canada
majority by giving two or thee oLccs up 70 Upper Cana
only jus. TO say. however, that several members
or tho opposition from Upper canada ~ well British
members Lower Cansts profess to dcprccate
turn 20 the old Cartier Macdcnid system OF ruling Upper
Canada by lower Canada majority Whether their dis
gstsactcu is 20 serous TO prevent Ar Cartier from
sormi just such goyernment-or whether u is only
assumed with view 10 q coming general election, ~
which they hope 20 figure bdepcnen Candidates, and
develop afterwards into full blown supporters OF the
Cartier Macdonald govern nent erpaius bo
should colonel Tacheof rather Mr.. Csrtier.--succeed
m forming government, " Is generally expected that
thero wili be adjournment of . month from Hond
10 allow the new ministers TO ho elected The story
hewevcr circulating among the French Canadian opposi.
tion M, mbcrs II that dst outiou of Parliament will
take place Immediately.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

b. T.-ISsV-X.
OF sedentary habits troubled with weak as
after eating TORPID liver constipation. &C. 10 suffer
if they will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTEUS.
which are now recommended by the highest medical au.
thcres and warranted produce mediate beneficial
eject They exceedingly eeabe perfectly pure, and
must supersede,sH other tonics where healthy. gentle
s,iInulan. ~ required
They purity, strengthen and invigcrate
They create healthy appetite
They are su sniidotc TO chance of water and diet
They effects OF dissipation aud late hours
They strengthen the system aud cnlive1 tho mind.
They prevent missmstc and iniefraittent feyers.
Thcy purity the breath aud aciCtg ot the atom ach.
They cure Dyspepsia and constipation
They Diarrhnn aud Cholera Mnrbgs
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
they make the weak strong the sngud brilliant and ars
exhausted natures geat rcstorer They composed OF
the ehTacd Casaya bark winter sassatras roots
and herbs, all prcse we'd In perfectly 81 Crox
For particulars circulars and testimonials around each
botte.
Beware OF inposers Examine every bottle See that IL
private United States stamp unmutiated tie
win plantation scene and signature huo steel
plate side label See that bottle rened With sp
and dcleterlous stun. person pretending 70 sell
Plantation Biticra by the gallon or In bulk Is npostor
Initiating this bottle, selling other mate
hrreiu whether called Plantation Bter- OF not. IL
criminal under the United States law. and VII be 20 prose
rcrug bottles &c. who will succeed IN Getting lhem-
into close quarters The demand for Dtaes Psna
Bttcrs from ladies' clcgyn nen, merchants &C. ncre.
dhe The simple trial or bottle In the evidence we present
their worth and superiority They sold bY all respect
able druggists grocers physicians hotels saloons steam
Dos's -Aa 'o"' r. II DRAKE a co.
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


keBr -on Friday morning. March w. A"'<h Va" =
The re,s,,yss and ,rends os the family arc respccNa
invited TO attend funeral rem .s sge.
this lSundASl AFTERNOON nj three ooocx inS ~
be lakon 20 falrytoan honday notnn& ~ hsa ths'
niue. =, = y..... .nor,t.. uar,h Ok
cs.,. A.nt vsos Toun selisr a. Law, sgrd 10 Years
Iiig frmsina will be removed TO LsntSe'Aie " -, ro'
enxspn IN a--Ai poou,in, deio Frlday Marc "a
t,srI, dan. .htcr OF RoLot ~ and LAiaua /rEer s sh
sasd years uenta and isSa
ho,loh Of funeral hcrcsto,
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
From the dawn OF early youth
May be walk In faith and truth
Biess o Lord. thus holy scepe
Bless our Princess, Prince and Queea.

MAY ne wkik IN taitn and truth,
Bless. Lord, this holy scene,
Bless our Princess, Prince and Queen.
fh03tFrhN
will give thanks 90 Thee. Lord
And m igniiy Thy holy name,
How great ana wonderful art Thou
In all the world. ly, holy, Lord God of hcsts.
The heavens telling the glory OF God,
The wonder o HIS works displays the armament
March, "Fall OF IA yluN Na..................S Srohr
The solo parts o Tia, das chorus from 'slhe Creuionr
"The heavens arc telling" sung by Miss Banks Mr.
Ncpism smith aud Mr.. L. fhoraas The performance
WAS conducted by Sir. Anderson, the director Of ber
Ma esty private bands.
TIE ceremonial having concluded the visitors proceed
ed 20 the green drawing picture gallery, aud
sho ty afterwards Of COLLATION. with the royal
family 10 the supper room
The supper room had been beautifully prepared for the
occasion Much OF the most curious costly Of
plate belonging tho oaace was displayed upon the
tables and Upon tho buffet and conspicuous among tho
viands was suporb christening cake
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
Interesting from Cairo.

CAIRO, March %, 1894
The Mariner, from Memphis for Cincinnati has
board 500 bales OF cotton She brings Memphis dates to
the 23d and reports cotton declined cent for all qua
lities there little Offering aud dsoosis,on to buy
The price ranges from 45c. to $50
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
City Intelligence.


SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN CHATHAM SrRsEr Last even Ing
q lady crossing Chatham street. shs
by omnibus, and seriously injured that she cannot
i've Two stage drivers driving at a high rate Of
speed racing when the lady caught by the pole
one and carried some distance before sho fell When she
fe the wheels of tho stage passed her. She
carried TO the hospitu ALshs could say when picked
up that she resided at No. l48 Alton street. The
cupabe driver was arrested and taken TO the station
house.
Frs FRANKroRr SrREEr-At ten O'Clock last pieht
Gre broke out in the basement OF No. % Frankfort
occupied By John H. Spinning Jr., dealer In rags and
paper. Damage by water, $3.50; said 10 be insured.
Ffes IN FRorr SrREEr.-Betweeu seven aud eight
O'Clock last night ro occurred at No $50 Front street,
in the premises occupied by w. O. Mns dealer pickles.
sauces and liquors. The iro discovered by officer
Morgan OF the Fourth precinct aed IL through his
prompt anrm that the freHen enabled to reach the
premises before the fire had spread 70 any extent The
dro, II seems originated the third 1oor and learn
from the Fire Marshal and Ca Bryan OF the Fourth
precinct that three dstuct ros had becn knded thus
making the hre Of inccndarisn The damage done
by the dro was but tring; the dana by water about
500. The stock doubt covered by The
origin Of the hre is under investigation.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

II denied some time since that Mrs Douglas
officiating clerk in the Treasury Department The
Washington correspondent OF the Miwaakee Wisconsin
says, however that "passng through the Treasury De-
partment the other day met Mrs. stephen A. Douglas,
who Is filling the duties OF twelve hundred dollar clerk
shin in that derartment,p
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Br,iIianl and Powerful Day nnd Night
Double Perspecsc Glasses for the neld sea- opera and
tourists' compact portable snd efficient spendd
assortment at SBhMONS,
ocuists opticisr COOL. Broadway under LsTss House
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

An Elegant ana Oheap Avtirie-Heai-
thy and dursbc.-0RONDALB Patent Prepared Cork
stu ng large assortment Of Matssses and Furniture
Cushions Seats for Coaches fbeatres &c Le Preserv
inI Pillows aud Boat Seats saving fads &C. constantly
hand and orders Glied in the very shortest notice
7D6 BkOADWhY-7H.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Books Bought I'm Any Quantity. from
q single volume entire library. J0Rk PVNE: Book
seller. rBo Nassau street
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Chaps, Chafes. rImpIes. ErupstOns
naltrheun, flesh worms &c cured tY 0OURAUpS I.A a
Aedca,ed Soap es his new depot 4Ss Droadwy
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

piles Nervous and Rheumatic Headache viii ind great
.ef eu.s comfort by using CR0NDALS Potent Prepared
Cork stu ed Mattresses Seats Cushions Fo ~ no Call
ana erapn.> the artcsa 70j BROADwAY-70J.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

ABcaueifUl Com pievtons ns--Lakrd's Bioom
OF Youth everything for preserving ana beaut
lag Che complexion and skin 40 Broadway aud uggsi
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Mrs, Mary j. Holmes.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY
Ia now publishing q deeply iplercstng stony 3nlttlef
adam FLOYD"
from the pen OF the above great authoress
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

CrlsfndOrO's Hair Dye. Preservatsve
and Wig Depot. Wholesale and rctAil-Sof se~ Ususs
Tue dye applied by skilful arnsH
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Consult Wats0M's ssCa uso and Curess 0m
Disease Debility, &c price 81; aold ny MILLER co.
Post onice t221s Broadway call Or WATSON hmsclf
NO 60 broadway. from A. ", to9P N, Private consul
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

wigs, Toupecs, HAIR Dye. HAIR Dys,ng
and koldAria Cream for tsatsttsiag no hAr n ~. ~
BhCHRLORS IL Bond s.see.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Brnxiiian Pebbie SpcctRCles aM0 Eye
Ffeserve strengthen and improve the sight Of old and
young by day and night without pain fatigue Highly
recommended by the medical faculty. sEMMoNS,
ocusts 0ptician 66o5 broadway opposite Bond street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Royal Havana Lottery.-Thtrty Per
cent premium paid for Prizes Information furnished
Highest rates paid Douboons and all Of Gold sud
Silver. TAYLOR i Co, Bankers, t6 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

A Perfect patr Dye.-wtfler'ss Only 90
per Try t sod by all druggists Depot 90 Deg
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

New style Walking Coats, Sl3 20 $40. =
CLARKE. lie william strssl,
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
MRS. winsiow's Soothing .,

the prescription Of OF the bost female physcaaa and
the United states and has been used for thirty
years. with failing safety and success By millions OF
mothers for their children II relieves tho child from
pain acidity OF the sonash reevea wind ooic.
and By giving rest and health to the child. comfs tho
mother
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Prizes Cashcd fn All Legal Lotteries.-
j. r. CLAYTON 4 CO. 10 Wall street. MT
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

wsIder's Patent sntam lander Safes
The best Freproof Safe 10 tho Word DEPOT 100 @ssea
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
Aodress % Smokers.-PoIiak e

Kssrshaum msnttscterers ssl Broome street near the
I,owary sell gnod9a Wholesale and retail Pipes cut 70
order, repaired. boiled sDd moantcd
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

wheeler 81 WILSON'S HigMest Premi -D1
Lock aaiea Sewing Mschipes. No. $50 Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

~ New seven ard seven and Fhree-
n WATBHs, 4Sl Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Cloth Tngs-For s"ipping Cotton. Wool.
hogs &c, at the manufa facturer's
vICTOR Is. MAUGER lis Chambers street
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

z. Il. simmons sS Co.-Managcrs.
sHrLsY, Extra CLASS l47-March 26 1854
90 Z, So, SS, 16, 81, Sd, 81, 50, 34, IA. 40.
Glass l48--March 30, 1854.
CT, 35, 80, Sc. 70, 81, A, 50. Al. 46, 3, II, "a.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Missing Italian Frigate Re Gsalontuo
mo.-Photographc Groups with Perfect Likeness Of al
the Ocers board taken fromfc on quarter deck large
in de visitc aud scrooacopc views Also
Group Of the omccrs Of the iron clad Re d. Itas For
sale by the principal picture galleries Broadway and
wholesale and retail BY tho photographs, l. ALMAR u
Liberty street
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Tho Conn ex Ion OF y zebe IL Attntanbie
by using vnsse de Toilette OF the socies Hygsnilne q
New YORK Iry A. 65 cents Rrd III IS nepo, 40 Cham .
bers street. where Get prospacus OF 81 tasr Etqlss
Proiuctonss % Through your cru ggisl
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

URtcSeIor's Hair Dy~--Thc uest ~ the
world Harmless vrrahlc instantsreors Tho Only per.
fssidys Sold b. III drugssA tsc,ory d aaavlN sress
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Prizes Cashed in All Legniized Lottc-
rics and Information givea. GALLAGHER 4 BENJAMIN,
Brokers' $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

MIRA. Mary 10 Holmes.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY
IL now publishing deeply interesting story entlst
ADAM FLOYD"
tcom the pen OF the above 81 cat authoress
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
VUKEV
GROSS BYE sTRAIGnTENED m ONE


And every dsease OF the Eye and Ear requiring ehss
medical surgical aid attended 70 by Dr. Won Essen
BERG At his consulting rooms 8i6 Broadway near Twet
afra
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

zion for the toilet crystal fresh and fragrant as
June magical its Hoftening and beauyt er
fects upon tho skin All druggists and no Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

! Nessrs. Simmons, Rogers q Co. ara
authorized oecevc deosits sud make collections on our
| a. T. SlAAONH u w.
The New York herald., 1864-03-27
CHRONIC CATARRA

CATARRH or THE TyMpANIC MUCOUS
ABMBRANB. OBSTRUCTION or TING
EUSTAGHIAN TUBk
The New York herald., 1864-03-27

Nervous Diseases and Physical Debtii-
cs s 'Ss sS S, ms rs ss~ % aaSss, Dr.
Gso K cXGa6US, boTi 'sai fhii.delpn,s, Pa
Pa.ensst Patenssi Patentsi
nvss co 2. ps'ha . o. ~ for
p,s for psw 10 ss and az foreign
" sclIcar ps.ens 'nd have acted as Aornsys for nas
as Patent hss. ara "a. .ss, pss
aou' copsiitsn,Wnnn Z 90 81 PARK row New York, Or
Corner 4 aud sereath streets, Washington. u. o.
aueen or Beauty sWhite VIRGIN wax
without ninrins i; superior ANYTHING else RemepSer
Nss yssa as ,s. on "a COB
DTSGToN's, 7i5 Broadway and alt drussa'ss'
rev. Dr. Bellows, Dr. John $. Darcy
and I ess. c s saposon fSss
fssrED PHsESoLga!cAh JoussAL Ss is e'S'' O.
Ksmovai.-yaien ntins 4 Butlsr. Eaten. TEN.
Bsrssr safes. Rotary Locks for Dwelling house
S. so. n.@ ssys sSa SS' Is sua . %ss
essot Broadway
strawberry Plants I'm Full Berry, OF
new varetIe,Gsn scoia and oarload Berr,ss eysr o.
.ssSs' store. ssS broadway. opposite Metropolitan,
send enc Soldier . Box Of Browns
BRONCHIAL rRoAogss, which VII relieve The d''rsss.
ing affections Throat aud Cough produced ~ Cod
snd Exposure
The spring ssyies OF Genttemcn's Dress,
, and cloth Hats inroaaeed ey ssrks are paS
corner Of FULTON street
Trusses, Elastic stockings, &c.-Tarsh
co Radical csre Truss once csly a. No Ssses ''res
Lady attendant
Tho Compi ex Ion OF y Hebe IL Attntanbie
by using vlnssre Toilette Of the socets Hygcnlpe oI
New York Iry g. cents end vi - nepoi " Cham
bers street. where Get prosp otus OF 81 sasr hkq4ss
Proiuctlcnss % through your orusgiss
wigs, Toupees, HAIR Dye, Aatr Dyesng
and Moldarla Cream, for tsaugfsag Tho Hair, ~ ".
BhcuRL0RS IL Bond stsess
wheeler 81 WILSON'S Highest Premi " nm
Lock alisa Sewing Machtpes, No. $50 Broadway
wAder's Patent sntam sn5er Safes. -
The best Freproof Safe 10 tho World Depot loo - sea
lane
~ New seven ard seven ana Fhrers
quarters PsAoos Va icsat ~ and s5 per month
n MATBtS, AL Er0adsHP
A