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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-11
From Buffalo.

BrrrAIo. January "a snow storm. accom-
panied by high wind. i raging here to-day
Thermometer : above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
The Incendiary Fires =. Re gistratien q
Aecessionists.

There is very little further to report in refer
ence to the conspraors in the recent plot to destroy
the city by fire. The examination ofthe persons already
in custody will not be made public. nor has it yet
transpired when it will take place. II is probable that
other arrests have been made but the names Of the
parties are withheld for reasons before mentioned
There was rumor In circulation about on Tues.
day. that the hiding place Of considerable number of the
mscreants had been discovered somewhere up the Hud
SON and several arrests had been effected but find
foundation for the report, and place confidence in
it whatever. The public may rest assured. however,
that If any Of the conspirators have taken to tho
woods" for conceament the chances that they will be
speedily unearthed are exceedingly probable
REGISTRATION OF sOUTHBRNERs.
There was another press around the door Of
Major Hayners Office. at Gen. Pscks headquarters on
Tusay morning. Progress being steadily made III the
registration but the of the examinations neces
sariy rather slow 1t is however wholesome and
gratifying spectacle to witness the anxiety Of the South
erneis to be duly registered.
The standing place nearest the Majors door and con
scqucnty the next at the lists of registry Is most
earnestly coveted and sometimes purchased, from some
lucky but needy individual who may chance to occupy
it, for q considerable sum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
DEI; D..

BROwER-suddeuly. on Tuesi,y. Nov %. r. Annie young
est daughter of Abrsm and Rache irower.
Funeral viii be held a. the rcsid ne OF her parents
no 2J5 West Fity.fourih-t Thursday, Dec /, at 10
o'clock The relatives and friend. Of the family are invited
to attend without further notice
residence OF her parents. No 30 Wet Thirty onrhst
Mary Elizabeth. daughter Of G'oIse w and Lydia Com
stock aged years, month. and 70 days
The remains viii be taken to nouIo,e, Pa
CREIGHTOE-On Monday, Nov 30 James Creighton ased
The relative, and friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend the fanefa cane.diy the 3th inst. at
O'Clock from the residence Of hi brother No so hUd'ons
CoNKLTN-On Tuesday Nov. 90 Henry Conklin in the SD
T rea,ivss sid friend. Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Thur-dsy Afternoon Dec at
O'Clock from hi. late residence No 265 West Twenty
seventh.L
FoRDER-In Brooklyn on Monday Nov. 81 1854 Of disease
OF the heart Hsnnsh Raw Fordc daughter Of Thoma. and
Elizabeth Fordcr aged ii year. months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
a,tend the funeral from the Genital baptist Church IN
Bridge-.t l.,ween Myr,le-,ve and Wlloughby-s, on
"Wednesday afternoon, q, O'Clock
FULLER-suddeny. Tuesday. Nov %, William Fuller
The friend. Of family invited attend the funer, on
Wednesday afternoon 12 o'clock from the rsidre- oil n.
snu in law 4. ~ Wckes. No. % Henry s, BrooSlyn H'
remains viii be tAsepio sssncaiele', y. J.
HoBLEY-In wnliam.burgh. n. Y. on Tuesday, NOV 20.
sner lingering Illness Henry eles; sou Of the late Henry
Tn. funeral vii tsse place from hi. late residence No 2oa
Second St Thur.day Dec al p The friends and
relatives are respectfully Invited
HOpKlNs-Ou Tu..day Nov a. David Hopkins. Of
samuel aud Ellen HOPKINS aged year, months and 10
days. -,
The une,s viii TAX. place the residence Of his parents.
no 100 West Forty hr.i.t., Thursday, Dec j. at ~
O'Clock.
RYDER-At Daniry. Conn. Tuesday, Nov. 49, OF con,
SUMPTION Anna Elizabeth vile OF Henry C. Ryder aged ~
The friend. Of the family invited 30 at,end the funeral from
the re.ldenc. Of her father, Edward Hull at o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
TAPPEROn Monday. Nov 2s Mary Taper eiirt OF John
Tapper IN the Goth year o. her age. -, . ,
The relative, aud rrd. the family respectfully invited
70 stt-nd funeral "Wednesday afternoon, at O'CLOCK
residence Of her sonn-aw, Mi John r. Nunns NO.
81 Fss Tw oniy srfb-st-
wILSON-On Tuesday morning Nov 30 Georgc eldest son
Of William aud Eunice Is Wilson, In the SD year OF his
The friends and relatives Of the family also those OF bis father
naw Reuben lis respectfully invited TO ytend the
funeral THURSDAY Dec l. Of o'clock from hs late resi-
deuce, No. 81 Cumberland st. Brooklyn. .
WATsbN-On Monday Nov 49, Ceorgna youngest daughter
ofChsros Watson.
The reses and friends Of ie family ard the officers ard
teachers Of tn. Seventeenth Ward Grammar Schools are
cordially invited srnd the funeral services at the Uni
ver,y place Pre.byefian Church taie DR.. Potts 3d. on
"Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
Accident on the Flushing EailroHd.

An accident occurred yesterday afternoon on
the Flushing Railroad by which several persons were
slightly injured II appears that as the train from
Flushing at O'Clock approached the draw-bridge at
New Greek the bridge up and no signal TO that
effect was di1blayed AT thIs time It was about hall
past O'Clock and very daIk. A. soon as the engineer
discovered the danger he turned of the steam and
Jumped for life He alighied the bridge and was
supposed TO be internally injured He was afterwards
carried home He has not been long the road. but Is
said 10 be careful. and Trustworthy man. The hreman
also made hi, escape by jumping into the water and
swan to the banks The locomotive and tender plunged
into the creek the smoking ear going about half way
down and being stopped only by the tender on which 1t
rested They were in the smoking car about 10 or 20
men, mostly aboTers on the road returning from work
There was large number Of passengers on the train
several Of whom pitched into The water but we DO
no, learn that any Of them very seriously hurt
ut whether any bodily damage Was done or not IL Is
certain that a draWbIidge accident must have gwen
them a great flight There il no possible excuse ior
such an occurrence and the officers oi the ROAD should
be held 10 the most rigid responsibility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.
The Latest News from Capt. q. 4. Eni!,
the Explorcr.

The friends of Capt. Charles Frances Hall,
the American Arctic explorer. have anxiously waited
hear from him since his departure from Found
land and the is far advanced 1t IL barely
possible that he will be heard from until some ten
months pass away. The following letter from the own
er of the vessel in which he took passage to the Icy
gions Will be found OF interest
NEw.LoSDoS, Nov. 81. 1864.
H. s OsDOy ESQ. Dear SIR: The last
heard OF Mir Hall and party about August 27th,
bound mp "Rowes Welcome In the schooner Helen
f. tender 10 the Monticello. The vessels from Hud-
SON Bay all In for this year, No further idngs
are expected It'll September or October next The
Monticello will Winter OF Two Brothers Bay, Just
north OF Chesterfield Inlet and the schooner at Marble
Island probably. think 1t quite strange that no late
letters were received from Sir. Hail. Three vessels
have arrived in New,Bedford since my brig got In.
think however that Hall was further north than they
and the schooner he went in lad not come down when
they lett Yours truly, RICHD H. CHAPELL-
Henry GrinneIl esq. Of this city. has received let
ter from Hannah (IukilitoSgs III which she says that
Capt Hall has engaged an additional guide, and that
Joe beirpng had recovered his health and that the
whole party in first-rsie health and spirits. Pos
sbly we may hear Of Capt. Halls movements by the
way Of England but this is only bare chance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
The NcW.YOrk Election.

ALBANY, Tuesday Nov 90. 1864.
The State Canvassers concluded their canvass
Of the Electoral vote Of the State today and declared
the result follows
Horace Greeley Union, 36s. 1876; Preston King Union.
36s, 726
William Kelly Democrat 36l. e5l; Washington Hunt,
Democrat. 36l.9s6
The vote on the State ticket has not yet been can
vassed, the vote Of NewYork. Uerkimer. and one or
two other counties having not yet been received.
Messengers dispatched this afternoon 10 notify
the Union Electors Of their election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
60 the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nov. %, 1864
rppATv WITH RTTGrTM
TREATY W

The President has issued proclamation that
fhe treaty between the United States and the King Of
ths Belrans for the extinguishmeut OF the Scheldt
dues has been duly ratified both sides and another
proclamation announcing the exchange OF ratifcauons
of the Convention between these same nations, CON.
te.ng by stpulations the treaty Of commerce and
navigation Of July 1855.
BY these ARRANGEMENTS the United States in view OF
the proposition made by Belgium 10 regulate by com
accord the capitalization Of the Scheldt dues con
SCENTS 70 contribute this capitalization under certain
conditions an amount not exceeding 2.OOO1cO francs
The tariff import duties resulting from the treaty OF
the LIST OF May, 1861 between Belgium end France Is
extended to goods imported from the United states on
the same conditions win which II was extended 10
Great Britain by the treaty of July %, le62.
The reduction made by the treaties entered into with
Switzerland December al, 1862 with Italy, April y
1862 with the Netherlands May r. 1863 and also with
France May u 1868 is 20 be equally applied 20 goods
supported from the United States. IT Is agreed that
Belgium shall extend 10 the United States the reduc-
lions OF import duties which may result from her subse
qnen treaties with other powers. In accordance with
xhe ninth article Of the treaty Of July H. ls3- the mas
OF the United States TO be assmiaed " that OF Bel
&ium for the transportation Of salt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
Acknowledgement |

Theodore Tilton of The Independen, furnishes
very attractive and art site poem the January No
of D,no-e,s IHusrai,d Monthly that will b. read with
much interest by the Indies With such contributions
in connection with the many other features Of this
Magazine il must become the leading PGrlor Magazine
in America especially ~ dollars worth OF full size
patterns and three dollars worth Of new music are to
be gwen during the year Ia each Subscriber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The y. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday Nov. %. 1864
nrsrrNGUIsHED REBEL IN TOWN.

Hpecis Dispatch to The ~. T. lnDuhe'
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Nov. 90 1864
DISTINGUISHED REBEL IN TOWN.
The event of to-day was the marching down
pennsvlyania ave- under guard Of the wbom Congress
man Rebel General and now private scout Roger A.
Prior He wore stiff slouched hat. well preser'eosu''
nj Rebel grey.top boots and accustomed long man, ana
as recognized by all who in other days had seen h
vending his way to the capitol as repreSentapVerom
tbs old dominion Prior captured on sunday mont
osNipth Corps while endeayoring TO exchange news
p.per, in retaliation for the capture OF Capt GurDrdge
afM.ss He was confined in the Old Capitol till the de-
.-tn,e ~ the evening train for NewYork upon which
be went as passenger the way to Fort Lafayette
GEN. BANKS.
Cen. Banks has been ordered back TO New
Orleans
PAROLED PRISONERS
There have been received from Savannah up
20 to-day at Annapolis two thousand nine hundred and
ninety Of our paroled prisoners.
REPOSITORIES.
The birmingham National Bank of MasSa-
chusetts and the First National Bank of Morrisown.
Pa. have been designated repositories of public
monies by the Treasurer of the United States.
GOLD IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
The Surveyor-General of Washington Terri
tory in letter to Commissioner Edmun6s states tha'
gold in paying quantities has been discovered on the
Chehalis River, Gray's Harbor, Washington Ter
ritory The gold extends a surface OF twenty OF
thirty acre. in extent Ii is also reported that gold has
been found on stream emptyng into Discovery Say
In the rear of Port Townsend. Washington Territory
pIsHoYoRABLY DISMISSED.
w 1f4h Now
york Artillery has been sentenced by courtmaral 10
be dshonorably dismissed the service, win loss OF Gil
nav and allowances due him from the unlted STATES
he having been convicted OF stealing and empez]iig
Government property.
SENSITIVE SOULS.
It is said Priors capture and humiIiating
march through the streets of Washington to-day
brought grief Of the diplomats here. especially
10 the Prussan Legation who're he was formerly a
welcome guest and confdant.
HASCOCKs CORPS.
Gen. Hancock's headquarters, while enlisting
dis new Corps Of Veterans WILDE Est just above
She War Department.
TRIAL OF BLOCKADE-RUNNERS.
Gen. Doubleday's Military Commission has
tried and disposed Of the Of two notorious block
Hde.runners. one o cousin and nameSake OF Zen
Ewell
PROMOTION OF CLERKS.
The following promotions in the Sixth
Auditors Office are announced. This Auditor has
charge Of Post Office affairs:
From Second TO Third Clln.-Joe Gurley, H., $780,
Henry Howes. VI, 81 500.
From First 10 Second Cian-Anon II. Bradley, Conn,
. 600 w b. Liant. D. C., $l+00; q. r. Ne-dhain, N "
400 Isaac w. Nichols, DELI 81 40i Geo 4 ThoTna,
n. Y. o. 400; A. y. Marsh n. y Sl,40Oi J. W. Ohver
Cal, 81 400; Chss Is. X. Co.edgs Pa, +i+oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

NoMIxArIoSS.-The Twenty. thrd-st. Union
ss of the Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards have nom
mated for School Commissioner Of the district consist
Ing Of those wards. Richard Barry. MD. we'll
known gentleman Of the Seventeenth Ward. Dr. Barry
has also been nominated by the other branch Of tho
Union party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
lAdveriiseIucni J

DASyILII. Penn. June ., lsG2.
DR., WIN. II. GRgGG-Dear SIR: In February,
1861 was afflicted with sugar diabetes and for five
months / passed more than two gallons Of water in
venty for hours Iwns obliged to get w often az
ten or twelve times during the night and u five months
lost about fin pounds ia weight buring the month
of July Is6l 1 procured two bottles of COastituton
Water and after taking two bottles i was entirely
cured soon aftcr regaining my usual good health.
Yours truly j. V. l.. DEWITT.
SOLD wholesale by MORGAN ALLEN. No ~ Clifst..
and all druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
The PenBsyIvanis Election.
UARRIsBURG. Pa, Tuesday. Nov.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Tuesday. Nov. % 1904.
The returns Of the Presidential election are
incomplete consequently the Governor cannot issue his
proclamation Of the result. as required by law
The delay is occasoned by the extension Of the time
in making returns consequent upon the law allowing
soldiers vote which will be remeded by the State
Legislature at the ensuing session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
Municipal Celebration.

BOSTON, Mass. Tuesday. Nov 49, 1864
CharlestOwn to-day was the scene OF great re-
joicing AL the stores were closed flags were flying.
hundreds Of buildings were elegantly decorated, the
schools had holiday and there long procession
all honor Of the completion and opening of the water
works for supplying the city with pure water from
Mystic Lake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.
cure all complaints incident the snl ell oo
,rnc,op Of nsure from whssver producing health
vgof and strength.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
ara be,t.r ,haa all pills powders and being huid
their action is direct aud positive, and nesd'
nothing but good 20 see and 'hs
on wby they cure al ills to which the female sysss
with dispatch and degree OF certainty which
nothing but scientifically COMPROMISED haid preparation
could reach. They are in the most obstinate cases
RELIABLE AND SURE TO DO GOOD
RELIABLE AND SURE TO Do GOOD
AND CANNOT DO HARM
AND CANNOr DO HARM
10 IN. most delicate constitutions.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS viii certainly produce .hs
rea, return Of nature taken aday before the 81
,.d p.rod and i. is maxim profession that pre-
yention IL better than cure
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS have been used BY Owes
twenty i've thousand ladies within the pat siI month"; snI
the testimony OF all 10, /. surely cures
Sent by mail express any part OF the world IL
Trade generally selling them 81 % per bottle oM
sent BY mail requires 2sc additional to prepay P''
JOHN L. LYON MD. Pncticing Physician No ~
Chapel-st, New Haven Conn., who be consuted eune
personally by letter concerning diseases aud female ~'s
nosses. - ~
G.. q. CLARK & Co.,
New Haven. Conn.,
General Agents for United ssaisA
For sss In NswY by
pEMAs BARNES Co,
No. u Part row,
&C WELLS Co..
No. lis Frankhs-st,
II. b. HELMBOLD.
No ss4 Broadway
And III Drussiss and Asothecsses IN Tho Guy s'''ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

HOTEL PHRsoNAL.-GOv. Ramsay. Mimi.
jay Cooke. WIG. Moorhesd. J. B. Moorhead. Philadel
plis; Pierris Gew.Msxioo; j. r. Fargo. Buffalo
ct tho st. Nicholss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

FAIR AND FEsTIyAL.-Ihe ladies Of the Sec
ond Uniyersast Society will hold Fair and Festival
this "wednesday evening. at Union Hall corner
broadway and Twenty thrd.street. Good vocal and
instrumental music will b. provided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

i. A. Kennedy Extra Fine Family Crackers
and Biscuits Cambrdgeport Mas sold by all hrst
class groccts j. n. kISG. Agt.. 10 Cortandtsi ~ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
Kaolin or China Clay Lease

FOR SALE.
The cay very fine yields 60 to co cent in washing;
burns white location 4 miles road station miles
from navigation; Royalty so per facilities for wash
ing per have recent been erected on the
prrrni,es Address h. VI. BYE CO..
Wilmington, Del.
Great Reduction I'm Boots and shOes.-WAT.
KINS No g67 broadway and No ia fuons has reduced
his prices 20 per On hand. Mems doubtless
Boots so TO sinee-soe Boot. IS to &l7 Caters and
Baoras 81 to Sl3 Shoes ~ 50 TO Slo 80 Boys Ladies
and Chldrens at equally low prices
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor should he in
evrrybody house II is lkFALLBlE iJr lnfsmma
tions Of every kind always heals Burns WITHOUT SCAR
curA Rheunan Chiblans, COINS Cuts and Bruises For
sale by all Druggists at IS cents per box Genera Depot NO
a. Liber,y.sl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

lAdyrffisefneuil
JEpYgRs, No. 573 Broadway, is now prepared
TO sell his Ladies' and Chidrcn's SBoIs and Cent
Plain and Fancy SLIPPERS al prices to suit TIE tunes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
Important to All Invalids.

Important 10 All Invalids.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
protected solution Of the prooIdc Of rcn supplies the
Blood with it, JSl PriHes LIE Element IRON thereby
iniusng
STRENGTH vIGOR. AND NEW LIFE
into all parts os the system. Pamphlets free.
J. p. DlNSMORE, No i9l Broadway. New.York.
Sold by all Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

The following IA from the Rev. VIM. Stevens
Messrs EDITORS OF TIKI JOURNAL CouRikki LEVINE -.
cured Of Dyspepsia through the generosity oil Mr. Cos ana -
this my grateful scknow edgment, Is the only reinnessos
ne appeared willing to receive I'm view OF ms
allow my statement place 10 your columns, . 4,
For the years have been afflicted with Dyspepaa-
times bad that what ate a would distress me tns
morning and in the way from morning untn nish
and often gone without my meals through fear live
while suffering Ia this manner that took the nre dose
Goes Dyspepsis Cure 1t stopped my pain In minute
great was my confidence in H. and so strong my appetite
tina. went home 40 full meal Of ham and and took
Jew drops and enjoyed better than any meal
have esteu in ten years. have only bottle and
anything please without pain Is somethins
cannot explain but confident that AM cured q Wa
he who said one thing know, that whereas wss pima
now see." VIM STEVENS
From the Pastor OF the NJ T. Church, Madison, Conn
have used Cors DrsrspiA CuRz IN my family ana ca
willingly testify to its value medicine Kenny oIphAh
Madison c. June 3d. 1904 Pastor NJ. f. Church
attributed to it by the Projectors. d. Iur1LA
New Haven, July u, 1864
CHOLERA MoRBus --Messrs c: g. CLARE Co; foa may
recommend COEs DYSPEPSIA CrRE% for ChoIer. Morou:
New Haven, July, 1851
From the benefit derived the of Co.'s DrsrErn.
CURE my family am prepared 70 LAY that never ineno
sisIo try H. PHrLASDER LEwis
Madison June 30, 1864
DETROIT, Oct. a. 1854
Me.srs C. r. CLARK & Co: hsve-recommendrd the Coz
DrsPEHsA CUBE and persons using pronounce the bes
they have tried Signed VIZ DUPONT Druggist
Mes.rs DEnAs BARNRs Co, kew-fort: Pies.s seas
me by Express one bottle GOES DYsPEPsA CURE Wnyn
'N-' Signed, JOHN Y. McJILrou.
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
Sold by Druggists svsrywhere
New Haven. Ct, PropnstoeA
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Special Notices.


scrofuIn, Consumption, Catnrrh, &c.-Na'ure'
Sovereign Renedas from Plants all Scrofuou and In
herted Disease Meura and Impure Maladies, Consump
ton Asthma Dropsy Liver and Kidney Diseases kheuma
tiim Diabetes, Proapsus Utei, Female Malsdes, &c.
treatise explanatory. Price dime aud stamp mailed
VIM r. PRINCE,
Flushing.
Fair and Pestiva.-The Ladies OF the Second Univsr
sa society viii hold Fair and Festival on WEDNESDAY
EVENING Nov ~. st Union Hall, cor. Broadway and
Twenythd.t Good music. and instrumental WILDE
provided Tickets % cents each, to be had At the door,
To Tobacconists.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HUsE's PATENT TOBACCO MACHINES.
for manufacturing al kinds and grades OF
GRADUATED, kILLIKINIcK, &C.
These machines be made all size. adapted for the arg
now be seer in Operation Il the Office Of the underss ned
where the trade generally invited to Call and examine It.
NJ RAIDER s son. Agents No q Waist, New.1 orh.
Again in the Field.
A GLORIOUS ROMANCE BY
COUSIN MAY CARLETON
MISS NJ. A. EARLIE,)
ENTITLED
"MIRIAM;
THE BRIDE OF III LAUREL HILL"
opens in
THE NETWORK MERCURY,
OF DECEMBER 10.
Now ready for delivery every newsdepot In America
This the delicious story Of the present year and viii
add largely to the popularity OF it, gifted author.
sherman. Sherman:
A 6ns sketch Of the gallant
GENERAL WILLIAM Il. SHERMAN.
with poFtrai,l.
Appears among the
PHOTOGRAPHS OF POPULAR PEOPLE,
THE NETWORK MERCURY
OF this week, NOW READY At al he wsaepots.
PRICE, SIX CENTS
fuckers Patent spring Beds
o j. q W ID y
Are universally acknowledged 10 be the
STANDARD ARTICLES IN THE MARKET.
INQUIRE TUCKER PATENT"
For sale by the Furniture Dealers generally thFoughon; the
United States. At wholesale by
HIRAM TUCKER
Nos. III and ll9 Courts.
boston, Mass.