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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19
H00EIANRIa aFRMAN gITTERs

| H00FLANb's GERMAN BLTTERs
D Y S P EP STA,
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER,
And Digestive Organs,
ARE oURED By
HOOfland's German Bltters,
TIE GREAr SrRENaTHENINa TONIol
These Bitters have performed more Curesl
Have and do give better sstifsctisn
Have more testimony
Have more Respectable People to youch for them,
THAN ANY OTHER ARTICLE IN MARKET.
Rs defy any Oas to Contradict this Assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To snY one that will produce Certificate published
BY rs, that 1t is not GEHUIHE.
HooAand's German Bitters
win Cure Every Case OF
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and Diseases arising from d DisOrdsred Stomach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles FuInsss Of Blood to the
Head. .Aoidity 1.-THE Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, disgust for Food, Fullness or
Eructations, SInkingoF
Flutterfng at the
Pit Of the Stomach swimming Of tho Head. Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Flnttsring 81 the
Hesrt, choking or SuhooGting SensH-
tons when In Q lylRg posture,
Dinness of Vision, Dots
or Webs befors
the Sight, Fever and Dali Paia in the Head, Def
cheney OF Perspration, YeilORneas OF the Skin
and Eyes, Pain Ia the Side, Baoh. Chest,
Limbs Sc, Sadder FlUaF es of
OF Heat, Burning in the
Hlesb- constant
Evil and great Depression OF Spirits
~ REM EMB ER, -@s
That this Bitters is Not Alcoholic, |
CONTAINS NO RUM or WHISKY,
Assd Can't Make Drunkards,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19
MEDIcAL.
NLANI q sIS9 ASS

| SalNIls ES sIsss 2S{s
se.I.a1S1ls
Aak. s}zXel & D. IVA AsS4
I0O DOLLARS PREMIUMH
SEMINAL. WEAKNESS
Or Spermatorrhea, Glest, &C., and
TENCY RED,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS
DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, will pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he ever fails to cure the
above named diseases. BE will pay the same sum for
States treats the same diseases with equal success
After many years Of lsborious study and expert
ence, DIR. GIBSON is happy in being able to announce
to the unfortunate tha5 ne has perfected system OF
treatment for
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURR
Of the above, and also all contagious diseases OF the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with all bad effects arising
therefrOm, including general
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PR0STRATIOH.
He has succeeded in curing cases in this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds ofdollars with self
styled PHYSICIANS who profess to treat all private
maladies with success, and without receiving the
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that he Is member Of
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpOseof ensnartng the innocent
and who held out great expectations never to be real
lied But what Dr. g. might boast OF is this that be
is able TO give entire satisfaction to those who
pose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician OF London or Paris
any patent medicine to equal for the radical cure
of seminal weakness, and all diseases or derange-
ments, both mental and physical, arising from sex
ual or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages ever all Others yet discovered
and first the agents used are in respect dsagreea
BILE he uses relics of the dark ages such as Mer-
curry, any other deleteriOus drug; secondly, no
restrictions in diet or business is required thirdly
his treatment is positive and certain in all he
stands prepared 10 into any public private hos
pital in the United States and demonstrate the i'm
mense superiority of his new treatment over any |
other now known TO the world in point Of prompt
ness, permanency, Bildneas, safety and convenience
to the patient.
DR.. GIBSON is permanently located IN Cleveland, |
and has during the past three years performed many
cures OF diseases whc nad for years resisted all other
modes of treatment References be given to In 4
vidual5 of the first respectabIty in Cleveland, Bos-
ton, New York and other cities in regard to skill and
integrity in all professional transactions Dyspepsia,
rheumatism, ScrOfula, and all chronic diseases /
treated with superior success-
- Medicines sent to any part OF. the country oD |
receipt of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBsOE's New Work on Physiology for sale at
his office.
DR. aIBsoH
PROFESSOR or ELncTRoPATHV AND hHDICIN4s
Cfice-Il9 Seneca Street, few doors from superior,
HuH. tNn HNnd.N tic nFnN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

D EAL ESTATE.-E. N, KEYEs.
Ag formerly Of the nrm Of LittleB Ksyes, has
opened Real EHtste Once in Rouse's Block corpsT
Of 5uPerior-St and Public Square, and hss e0nsantiy
pa nAnu 5sEeEal thousand sefes CT dESt quality Fsrn
ing Lands IN the States ofIoWai Wisconsin and MiEs
sour 70 sEohAngsfor city country property; aiao
Iof slEginds Of Rorsonnl rFOs7rry. PaEtcAsh paid
nanasssry anrIfRT5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19
DR. ofRaoN

PROFESSOR or ELncTRoPATHT AND hDICIHz,
Cfice-Il9 Seneca Street, few doors from SUPERIOR
up stairs, opposite the Cits Hotel.
Office hours frem to Il and from 2to O'Clock
daily Sundays sxcepted.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

ShoHld yolr nssgesi draggist E0t hbys she srtie,a
DO not be put on By any the Heating prepara.
ticns that be offered Il Ito place but send 70 us
and we will forward securely packed, ,by express
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22
RecoustructiOu.

IL would seem 10 be a useless labor 10 expose
the Inconsistencies of the Administration. be
cause having already been exposed in the most
glarirg and criminal Inconsistencies the Repub
licsn party shift from side TO side with il. ever
shouting Great Is Dana of the Ephesus;" but
still il will he we'll Ia keep the record before the
people Let u compare Mr. Lincoln's present
process Of Reconstruction" with that which
hitherto he deliberately stated To be the constitu-
tionsl m"de
Governor Seward. speaking for him. in very
formal aud deliberate official paper. dispatch oil
Instructions 10 Mr. Adams, thus states how re
construction" il to be carried lawfully into Ell
feet:
The Constitution Of the United States pro-
vides for that tot the separated States) by
authorizing Congress. on application 10 be made
by certain majority OF the States 10 assemble a
National Convention. in which the organic law
can. II i he need:ul. be revised so AS to remove
all real obstacles TO reunion. 80 suitable to the
habits Of the people. and 50 eminently conductive
10 the common safety and welfare"
Ii : true this mode would not man ufacture Re
publican electoral votes. which is now deemed
al object supreme over all other considera-
tions-fN Y News
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22
"Damn the Censtitutiou. !,

Hon Gerrit Smith. the conservative tone of
whose speeches has been applsuded lately. has
Just issued an address tn "his neighbors.r Of
which the following l. the opening paragraph:
Damn the Constitution said one in the
hearing IF myself and several others | had
always distked profanity; aud had always hon
bred the Constitution-we icomiug every part of
10 Nevertheless this exclamation vas music ia
NV ears Why itl 10 because of the
connexon and spIrit in which il burst from the
speaker he vas arguing with rapid and ervid
eioquence that the government should ply every
possible me ms for the speeiiest crushing of the
rebellion. when listening conservative threw in
The qualification: "But all according 10 the
Constitution No wonder the speaker could not
rOok this interruption No wonder that an oath
'hould leap forth To attest the Indignation of his
,siriotic soul. IL vas not contempt for the Con
.titution. but dsple,sure at the thrustng OF il in
us way. which prompted the profanity Had IL
een the Biole itself that ~as thus imuertinently
-itei. an oath might still have been the conse-
ruence."
The Constitution" said " ebster. us our onl '
.ond of national union. vet the abolition party
While .daming he constitution. pretend TO be
he only true Unionists.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22
BAN KS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
+ o R - n L T..
HAVE FOR SALE OLD CATAwBA WINE AND
Il Grape Roots; also. CatAsba Brandy, No l. The
Vine and Brandy can be had at M SOcwei's Grocery,
oppose Litfles Hotel: Mr. Hog>hire's Grocery, No
s Washington street or a. my house west % the
city Call sOon wish close out By the first OF May
some have sold fine for mine who had authority,
and the Wine soid no; make
marl6-dlw JACOb ihACh.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22

rE The financial wear Of the American Bible
tociety will close on the 3lst of tins mouth. aud
ne receipts OF the year will exceed i've hundred
'iousAnd dollars The entire receipts. il j.
"ughs, will be about one hundred thousand
.Jllsrs over any former year
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22
DO R.f.NIC EFFE rs,
MASONIC HALL.
For a short time, commencing
Monday Evening, March 2lst, 1864

YUNHE horrors of the fierce ans deadly
icts, the din Of battle and the era sh Of war, are
represented with like viv The thunder Of the
and the din OF the battlefield fall upon the
OF the audience. The fire aud smoke Of the vsnciDg
hosts, and their desperate charges The fear
full work of carnage aud death is presented with dis
tinctness and vvicness hooking reality BY the aid Of
extensive and intricate machinery, mechanical appl
ances chemical effects and ingenious dioramic accom-
paniaments before introduced i'm this country
audience almost imagine themselves actual specta
tors OF the sublime and stirring represented The
surface of each is arsticaly arranged that the
battle field, follow the movements Of the Grand Ar
my, from outbreak of the rebellion TO the present
time.
The earlier portion OF this great Historic Illuminated
Tabeaux was painted in London az cost Of ca 900,
from sketches taken by MI Randolph, artist for the
Illustrated London News then travelling of ob
Strvation. The concluding were skeched by
Government employees and painted from actual draw
ingS, By the eminent American artist, including
such Maynard Lewis, Person Brothers, VIM.
Preston j. Paul Barnes and others.
Each scene will be illustrated with a graphic descrip.
tive lecture by Mr. r. Barnwel the talented
cutcnist, whose thrilling power of description has
elected the highest of the press and public
Admission % cents; Oh ldren Is Reserved
so cents, Children 10 reserved seat % cents.
Box office open from 10 A. NJ, till , p. NJ.
Doors open at 7-commcnee al I "a O'Clock
II ? Afternoon exhibitions 3 O'Clock.
mchl7-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22
ASTRoLocY.
As OLOGY!

20 AND SEE THE NATURAL GIFTED AsTRoro-
NJ CIR, Professor Lf0NADIoUs. be h the seventh
son u the seventh SD. BIN with natural 60, r.
into furty with such that u - r..IIv
astonishing. lie j. the bona fde AsrroIoger OF ne
Nineteenth Century With the aid Of a merc rlsss ara
the cards Of the eminent French sorceres. N.s.,.
Lenormand he tell everyrh that It'll wr.t in
oblivion. he will tell fho-e who consult him who fhev
viii marry, the number Of children they will have and
the length Of their lives for few days Only come ana
consult the Astroiogisf No. Kentucky nrst
house below the Bank
Persons wishing consult the Professor by letter
do 50 by stating their complexion, and the month
they born ia, enclosing the 81 and post
stamp. Address Box l426, Indianapolis.
Price Of consultation o. sebe5-dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES on EXHIBITION AND
il for sale al my ssleSroon- up stairs They
ected from the best and vary prices
from TWO 10 THlKTY DOLLARS apiece Dealers will
find II TO their interest TO inspect these goods
CHARLks MAYER.
fsb20-dkwsm No. = Wet Washington Street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22

"a The Government i erecting an enormous
.arehou-e snd commissary building south at
f,shvlile IL almensions are 10 by 900
= q. and one story high.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22

E Nor BAp.-One Of G-n. Knpstrrk's serceants
a. ssksd II they released any OF the Union
risoners in Richmond. NO" he replied, but
G re intsresd them"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22
WAN e D.

~r~ w NJ &c Ii.
NAN wanted az Mrs Caleb p. smiths, No. l5s
corner C.lifornis and New York streets. 70 attend
70 horses and in ynall garden, and 20 make himsel
generally useful Good wages paid and permanent
situation 4S "a"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22
NOTICE..


L. r. 4 e.. Il. Il.
INCREAS OF STOCK.
YUNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, AT THEIR MEETING
on the 18th day of February ordered increase Of
81 per of capital be apportioned pro the
stock stOOi on the hooks at that ay
Notice and circulars will be stOckho ders whose
address known; others receive t il allotment and
fully information by application the undersigned the
Office of the Company EDWARD KIM. Sec.
indianapolis March II. 1854 mar22 -dltkw3t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16
cruelty 90 Horses In Broadway.
10 TUE kDiTOR OF TIE HERALD.

80 bsobpw,y, Nww Yopr Feb. 10. 1894
lwsl that lould ind you III this vicinity tuis after.
noon would show you sight that would make you 10
diguant and wien you are Indignant ycu viii sritatc
lwnl tell yce stat harreued aud wha, now see At
hal past niue tno horse fen this dseustrsy slip.
rcry pavement lust opposite my store, and one Of bis
fore ccs was ron iust above the hoof hv stage
crushing and breaking the bone disasirousy AZ QUE
~ cg tti The same poor maj standing ID the Bit
Ter cold air he scrambled ~ on three leesl vtlut
anv shelter and b0vbs received 10 attention me wagon
bas been carefully removed.
/ have applied q The patTolrar and no GAYS that he
has 10 power actbeyond reporting and tbat no has
made the proper report. II may some hours he he
ror animal xucd, because he has 10 he Killed by esaT
pofpssicU aud Tine must eapse before lea permission
on Tie proper executor can be procured.
This seems csrrnrous. whv should moi he
"a roraau updsr the circumstances he authorized 10
Shoot tie poor nal Al once (havng procured ITO re-
ou,g o. say hoUsf holders the IegLboricod and
tho opinion II veterinary sufgeou)f
dr. why should ret ne owner a. driver ~ ne trrec
be comrcacd e pave nm 81, oIle cared lor as I may
seem good % ihenig
IA Il appears mrosIh'e 70 have our Eyoadwav rave
nj nj properly nsed nauer c pfefenl mnnrtpal system
ucrhaps tho better would be to take tho ravtr an
lean IL that torouehlare the bapds on me COM
mon count ana rat 4 " the chnfrs cf v.mtossiet u
intelligent eud weaFny tilN crs vff sffifbo a,Tsa Il
~ holders 81 luaf,y 100 lie street,
wDTrR low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16
The Liberation Of the Count johannes.
10 TIE EnlIOR OF TIE HERALD.


Tom letter q thanks wrote, as the miller u Tots
dam SAID, Thank God, there judges Eorn.n The
late persecution against yesterday brought 10
triumphant conclusion ia oTen court where the day be
fore resolved 10 withdraw my exceptions appeal aud
prayed deciscrs upon The verdict and the entire
premises You have In your metropolis The most worthy
Judge Russo terror 10 evil doers, and q zoe q ma Ice
and worthy Of ovory true gentlem ans friendship Eng
lard had bot one ehakftre, Rome but Virgil, and
spain but Ceramics bnt IL so happens make our
judicial history brilliant that the repblc possesses a.
the same time Two Judge Russes, the one ~ your
favored city and tie other the person Of the Hon
Thomas Russell u tie Superior Court OF Massachusetts
apa yuv the future Governors OF this Common
THIS latter gentleman the presiding Judge 10 the
recent alleged az parratory, uaiy promoted
az INST BY nsensaie personal malice but what udg
ment should dread doing, conscientiousy no wrong
As this malicious prosecution changed hateful per
secution public ettmaiion this and other cities
demanded my sentence forthwith Ycsterday was the
appointed time. Ny friends trcmbled al mr. as they
thought, precIp tate resolution my enemies reoiced.
The court fgt, and calmly stood within the bar.
After speech from me, The District Atorney 10 the
usual terms demanded sentence. The honest chy.
aric Judge, Thomas Russell rising mentally SUPERIOR 10
al prejudice tie political hat ed OF nv persecutors,
though be himself opposed 10 POLITICS decided ID
the name OF tue court substantially as follows, VIZ
There will he no sentence whsteyer. The Indictment
will renau upon the lcs (of course dead letter. Tbe
OF Tie defendant released b,Ddg
The defendant himself also released from bis own rcr
soual recoguance Of u 900, and there are 10 te
no costs against hy either county or the Common.
wealth and, Conclusion, as before expressed by me
from this bef,h, have Unlimited faith 10 the WORD of
honor OF the de letdant
Insert ths nasty letter for the sake ~ The author Of
the forthcom ug GRAFTON uTon the historical theme rro.
missed, and oblge, yours, truly,
BosroS, Nsss, Feb u, lscS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16
TiBiRTY-EaGHrH CUNGREss.
ylRsr SESSION.


senate.
wAso'SeloS, Feb 10, lsei.
EFfAlR cr AsnTAppLA HARroR.
NJ wAbE, (rep) q Ohio, introduced petitions for The
epair o. the hartor Of Ashtabula, ohio.
/. sih oArii lnouNp NIAGARA rllis.
Hr. HowT, (rep) q Wis.,, offered resolutions The
hsmber of Commerce Of Milwaukee, Recommending tho
obstruction Of chip canal around Niagara rallF tho
.Dcrcan side. Referred 70 the Committee q Com.
lcrcc.
rNAFOpxTIoy or eiIvfe.
Mr. snEtuis trep OF Ohio, presented petition q tie
ltgens OF the United satee praying for emancipation
Of, Fefeued 20 The Committee on slavery ed freed.
zen.
hleHsclS CRY IkRrnR.
NJ BrFINtHs, topp) or Ind, presented a ye;dor
rom the ftizeus ~ Michigan City, Indiana praying I'M.
movements 10 the Michigan cty hstor Referred 4 ne
. ,nmfiec commerce. mMM MM
" irolrgvc mn. rcK1N's riyrssys
- in Of Mr.. 8ETpoyy, trep.) or r. l.. tho pf1 10
W mV,,S .aynonls 81 laymsster y. & roran wts
|ksn W anu lsss ~ ~ Amy trAr'y,s.
a, ~. ,rort ~ 20, presented bn 70 dtfto
" rark nay dot os and orhc, ~ A. ~ ~ 'n'
|,,,eI F,s,cs Army pcforrcd >, 80 m,,"sy .gm"lll.
Il. ihia u,ll eves itcmtnc pay = ~" y r'AH"y
elbows ahe,n ae.e. 'an,o nnd 'e,enhVa u '"''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16

hNoInrR Casa Goors sTosy AM RfcoyE grn-- ltEsr
oS srsrtoS,-Yesierday afternoon carman drove or
front o. Mcssrs. setback Hoiops store, No 81 Murray
street and TOOK aboard % goods valued At 81 2so
Beng discovered and questioned by Mr. Setback, the
man said DO had been directed 10 take tho goods 70 No 4s
Wet Nineteenth street He allowed 10 proceed but
the merchants sent 10 watch the carInan and
where he The lccds III ihe meantime ofcer 1ioy,
81 The Third precinct was notified u TIC matter, and
FASTENED TO the place Nineteenth street where the
loods 10 be lC'l The cefnan soon appeared with
im freight vLereuron VIM. Richardson ttelred M,
and. paying The carriage remarked 20 the driver that
mistske bad been made leaving the goods that he
wanted them taken 10 las West Nncleenh street The
tarfnanl however, fefused take the roods further
uGcer Riley then emerged from bs hidnf place and at
tempted 70 arrest Rcbard Oul the latter ran away
be wac purtuei Tor several blocks and arrested. Inc
sfclcn GOODS were restored 10 the owners Richardson
was WEen 70 ihe Third station house. where car
VITO have been gagged BY thieves convey goods
IRE requcsted 10 call ard see him, ny Sc doirg other
shcfs may b. tntsd 10 The prlstror.
esr A,,iRr ~ FORM Noswlfr .c,Sy--tn saturday
over oc aa, 10 M rlsrn .cGhio ard Miss sago sey.
peor, q rauou,y e'fs we're s'arr 70 an cr'o wagon,
The ttteo le,aue flti1'"" ~" Aen s""hl, 'n!'.af
~ Mecuhia ou hss s.ss ~. sslA,'," ~ sr.l M
Ntne dytEtce, tui wNs traiy NtN" tfittt 'n"''"
uNt. hIh NAa Aintgi GFanily kfii,d
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charges and requires them TO preach once weos bold
religious meetings twice week. and keep the norarhe
for NE soldiers use. The bill appoints chaplain so-
NJ RAssus trsp.) Of Mimi, introduced bin 70 pro-
note The efficiency Of army ehapans Referred 70 The
Military Committee. ,.s
rDMos Tor ,or.. ! rrrxs
,oSn I0s s mI 1--we The bl granting penf,op %
I'm. r. ~sns cR patriotic services al Gettysburg mas
considered Add Passed
rBB DsS0inssr mi
90 motion ~ Mr. WnsoN, (rep.) Of Mass, tbe Senate
proceeded 70 sbe consideration OF the Senate bill for
ancpdents House The eenate refused 70 recede
Cm s prov sons by decided vote, and he oil gees
Cach 10 The 6oOse.
NIL pElAnse 10 Clamps.
Nj SbEshxS introduced bill relating 70 stamps. 10
Icydes right Of appeal from the decisions Of the
Comm ssoper 70 ibe supreme Court and against re-
versa OF his own decision or that OF predecessor makes
lApey predeceseCr; makes provision for stamping IN.
Oga,ly Stamped. Referred the Finance COMMITTEES.
DEruENoy APPROPRIATION B1iI.
On mo.,oD II Mr. FKsENpEN, (ep.) Of Nc, the senate
proceeded 10 the CONSIDERATION OF the Deficiency bni
increasing sasy the Secretary Of the In
terior TO ioor thousand dollars fN
Mr.. HAZE, (rep Of ~ H., moved 10 amend the amend
ent BY prov ding thar after the close Of the present
fiscal year. The saares Of all the Assistant secretaries
shall DO three Thousand dollars per year.
Mr.. Haies amendments was adopted-yeas 20, Days Is.
The amendment Of Mr. Hendricks. amended. was
then adopted by vote Of 20 ~ 10.
Mr.. Doo,ryis, (rep) Of WIS., offered amendment 10
strike the u three Thousand dollars
thirty five hundred dol,ars the saaTy OF ASSISTANT
Secretar,es after ,be present fsca year ADOPTED by
vote OF 20 yeas against 10 nays.
Mr.. HowF, (fep OF Wis, offered an amendment 70 TO-
cude the First aud Second Assistant Postmaster Gener
10 the prov u The amendment Increasing the saa-
RES OF Ass3tiaDl Secretaries. Adopted.
The House b5ll, AZ smcIded, was tieD sgreed 10.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-16

ARREST OF JnE PROPRIETOR or Ins sToEE
CHARGE or ARSON.

CHARGE or ARSON.
shortly before SIX oolocK yesterday morning Gre
severed IN the hat and cap store cr Marks Top
nz 40. sseJs Grand street The flames spread between
the suudrp tho roof and also 70 the roof cr the ad
oning building, No csc, camsgrg both bldIls to he
extent OF 81 600.
The loss on Mr. roIlpt stock viii be about 81 500 n.
sUred for 80 600 IN The Brooklyn aud Williamsburg city
Insurance Company No Sss IL occupied ny Charles
Little as brush store. stock damaged about $50.
sutnnce. No $50 70 occupied Nv I. Kslman stcve
store and dwelling. Toss about 81 600 insured fcr
$780, as follows -racinc 81 eco, Prooslyn g. Goo,
Nutgeis VI 500 St. Matk,e 81 zoo, Eins 81 500.
Building Ne. ISIS p owned bv Mrs. Ann eocrer. IA ~
dameled about 800 and insured for ~ coo 10 ne
Ctig,ns Insurance Ctpyenv.
Ihe origin of INC fire. not tcnf n.cotred for ralialn
S'cefa gelalod Mr. Iogiiig 10 await ne ne harshals
inVeslIauon Which yas Immediately leinnep-ed Dnr
~ s ate1no'b ibc Marshal afssit ~ tartsn ~fecfs
aNa ohtor hnftcn. suCcrcded VI stiNtltf evidclee ii
fltatns ar lothvl Nc wa tctAe cnfy ttltt Il
~ tsrtan sicNrs IRE sent tu ~ lt lie gtBt.4s,,
~. lhls "A fu4up.