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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-04-02

PHOTOGRAPHS, Sc.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
J. are now prepared to take Photographs, l., srtes
de Visite Meiainotypes, Views, &C., &c., at Beau
fort s. c., near the Arsenal on Folly Island, s..
G., near headquarters at Jacksonville, Fla, in
Masonic Hall. viii open in a few days at Hilton
Head over the Office OF the Palmetto Herald, next
south Of the Theatre, in y new building SOON to
be completed. The BEST OF WORK GUARANrEED.
NONE BUT FIRST CLASS ARTISTS EMPLOYED
Stereoscoptic Views Of Camps, Landscapes, Build
ings, etc, taken on Folly and Morris Islands,
Baufort, s. c., and Jacksonville, Fla, now for
sale by
mar. IL, t. SAM A. COOLEY, < Co.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-04-02

TOR SALE.-Five Cases Bologna Sausages,
! in foil 33 cts. per lb.; without 30 cts. per h.
Cases extra. W. z. MARSHALL, IA I'd Avenue,
New York. 77*
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Arrivals AM Departures.


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SrHs efi ws; Usa usy sa 's
a wseriurs Usv D0sSs can soc sv orcs CAN.
Rsnn1 .n wsy csR ana csaso and
Gsrc IsfIns usN Lieut. Hssinser, GsN as'i" pr
rians UsS No. asssnns sk Master osy vsN asssaq.
Orcn,ts, UsN: Cant Chittandcn, Usv; Gap, Hines.
9" sto Mrs sI ss
sn. ssI Rr"wD Moon nMd son Manning and ,r.
waoss mn caa anord fscar' sass and
servant Jei,n Meea,fs + Kei,h. Moore Weaver
WIN Y NJ Idmap "ap'1 Hesestiss qR Wsl,sr. Wa :
wnsor JnsF%0Sl Is ts%b afs inan. H'S Brown
Cate, cap.J Hand: J Morrison. p Gecr. Curl, Edw
f." s@ss DqsH ssnSs'@
Enoase Il ssrps enMe oss as CAPT aker
wm Murray and Mr. pnnham. Cabin. los; secragc. Coz
Nrw ORLFaSs-st-amship Morning Star-Hon Tno Hutch.
inEs A,tereary Mss Wnod Mr, and Miss rln%,ey FT
FROST G Siernes Samuel Norris e T. Hurne', wnrrrn
Miller Fabian, Marcus M,ga. 2 Ross UsN; @ Reed
rison. Ciresson wife aud child; chaure, rrink
L Miller. Capt Prime and SON. P = TYLER Persons
man Jules Rose Marx Cirav Geo Coleman Q Phiifrr.
Keenan,, Geo seawrigh, Mr. Green and lady Mrs Gil
Thos Mccreedie Mr. Hendrick Wr aud Mrs Howisnd ana
Two servants Mrs Bronson Mrs R,usuirs and child ",
lsdv. sanchez Loneorria Mani Antonio, A. Arques,
] Crooks Theo Wagner 4 G Pinav. Rober.. LOPEZ, a
Rel new Miss ne Reicnsy sainpi L Hindmsn,
y Fngs, Dalett Jacobs : and'a R,edan dan. capt
John sryker two daughters Fred Hubbard Hughes
and Son Rosse. seoned, W Price. Victor Lander.
chanpnev + Joyce and wife Fanny snowasn Davidson
Mrs Schm!dts and three children. Total. l26.
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Police Intelligence.

EooEyEvrrv CHARGED WITH rsErr.-Oscar q. Ber-
nard, an active and intelligent young man. only twenty
years OF age, employed Loogkeeper Tor Messrs Ham
lin, Green Co, 81 Leonard street, was yesterday
rested by officer Field, OF the Fifth precinct charged
with having tho 18th day Of January last fecroosy
appropriated to bis Of goods, consisting OF
prints and ether articles valued at about $500. Mr.
David G Green one OF the Grm made oath before Justice
Dowling that the day named Bernard ordered the
OF goods In question 70 he his residence No
10 East Seventh street, since which time the accused has
failed render any account OF the goods 10 biz
poyers and hence the complaint for larceny against
hm. II further appeared IN evidence that Robert Nose
man. carman. conveyed the property claimed TO have
been stolen the prisoners house the day of al
legged larceny The accused was he'd for examinatio
which will take place to-day. Mr. Rernard denies the
tablish his innocence HIS counsel is Samuel g. Court
ney, Esq, ex.Distrct Attorney of Albany and the law
plrirer Of Bon. Daniel = Dickinson.
spggsr or TIE CHEF MATE SHip vIc1oRy -
Deputy Marshal c. W. Mckay and officer BLACKWELL Of
the Harbor Police force brought to this city yesterday
morning r. W. Cook. late chief mate OF the ship Victory
e recent voyage the Victory from Liverpool to this
port Coos II charged FREQ two pistol shots among he
steerage passengers, kilinc and wcundipg
ther who has been IN the hospital since. Cook was locked
UP at the police headquarters for the dag.
ASorHks OF wssses CtArIy CO. CLERKS ARErsryp.-
Captain Jcurdan, Of the sixth precinct, yesterday
rested Henry Maloy lad sixteen years Of age employed
as clerk ID the dress goods department Of Messrs Horace
y tann Co wholesale house, No. 1f0 Church street,
o. deaue from the nfm aud converted the proceeds TO
nus own use I've confessed his guilt and Justice Bowling
locked MIN up Tor trial. Maoy Is an unusually bright
youth, and was receiving $3.50 year.
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BROOKLYN CITY News,

MELANCHOLY FATAL AocDFNr.-On yesterday after
noon, about haipast O'Clock, very melancholy acc
dent. which proved fatal, took place Fulton street
child about five years Of age daughter OF Mr. Pat
rick Devlin, while running Fulton street,
Fulton ferry fell in front Of o the cars tho
front wheel OF which passed the chds
neck. IL is but right to state that tho driver imne
datey put on the brake and checked his horses, and
when the stopped the wheel still the chd's
unfortunate could be exricascd She died Immediately.
One OF the Brooklyn policemen. being the spot
took charge OF the b0iy and had conveyed to the Pest
dence OF the afflicted parents who receiving made
known their deporable feelings by cries and shrieks
which caused much pity and intense excitcmen, in the
neighbohood they highly respected in the place
roroncrs inquest will be held this day, and verdict n
accordance with the lamentable affair returned
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.;:; s:.'s: .:. as$.. 4:s: .::'
co:oa w.as assa.g a..gaf. sss.sa
9s1 ydsas s%sov e,,ess s,s Boston wheess Haesn.ss.
assss asssss sSs.s ns:s Kss sSsss sssss
Hart Hardy Phiadei iphis oo~aen' Sa'''mo's B1rdss
;,s,%sSp Hs,sa, De no.g
.f Err 5ss ps- hss%ss hkssSs ss .ss.s ;sS, os
Geo kss Ras mu.s .as s.,y M
xors Below bark boa from boston brig. Comp cc@pessc.
wards from Philadelphia Old .esmsSip. Cha. Thamsa
& Ss f.s1seAe S ns
asss m,s, phadepns A%onsr da%phe, csraenss.
sehrs Wave. HAthorn hasamoros EAth Doane Messihis
Towsd 70 sea Feb "a bark zeinds; brig WIN @ Clara;
ass brig
:sfF: lssss
os ao Mcos srs. .s cd
West, E%irs Norton Boston sch,s Bueno ys.s Hor,o:
S efs 's s.s. ss's ss:s e
Inwns Del March ia large nec. Of brss sehoeceu
went 2 ihe s.h also bark for r..
came o he Bsess.s.er os.s for .as s;s.
n eae sS% NJ Tlch prevents soaFsas Pn As%
. ss
fe'ie
Young Republic. from cardsnas; Wappo from Hasanass
i's
ovlDENSE, aaree lI-Arr steamer Kiughaher IEys.
ana Mary Matt. smith Ei,xabehyor; Below. or Ioes
ss e s ss ss Ssa '
Is"s s New oessT sy. Can
Elizabeth port. Denmark, Chase, NYork
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The wilkes Naval Court Martial.
IErnm lha Washinpion Rcnn nhlic March 10 I

Tho Naval Court Martial convened in this city by order
or the Secretary OF tho Navy the trial OF Admiral
Wlkos concluded its second days proceedings this after
noon. All the members Of the Court were present.
Lieutenant Commanding Baldwin. who commanded the
Vanderbilt her FIRST voyage In pursuit OF the rebel
pirate Alabama, Is the only witness that has been
examined, and his testimony not concluded when
the Court adjourned to day.
The process adopted for taking the testimony Ia very
slow, and the trial will probably extend period
OF several days. The GIN OF Lieutenant Baidwin's
testimony, thus far shows that he was acting under
special orders Of the Navy Department and voy
in pursuit OF the rebe pirate touched at port in the
West Indies, at which Admiral Wilkes board of
his flagship that the accused seized the Vanderbilt
against the proesations OF the Witness transferred
ag the Vanderbilt and proceeded to Havana that the
accused for his conduct that 1t his
(Wlkes) opinion that the Alabama would reappear
in the West India watcrs and he wanted tho Vanderbilt
to assist in her capture
The Court adjourned 10 meet on Monjay at eleven
O'Clock when the testimony OF Lieutenant Baldwin
will be continued.
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Port OF New York, March I3, 1864,
ARRIVED


Steamship Morning. Star Courtenay New Orleans March
VIA Havana OH: with mdse and passengers. james
washinc.on from New York ''N ~ '''"'a'p ''''s'
o S ron M nS 0s ns %s soS s Eo 3
Towed to this por! the brig Lincoln Webb
The Faoa ''S'0' "a' p'eV'o"'" oee" 10 eo''''a win
Steamship America 60 rauspors Share. Fortress Non
s.camsnig Baltimore. Lewis Washington. 4s hours with
Shin owsso kerton New Orleans - days. with
Bark Orient tBre@1 Badei%ann. @hamroa III days
En poss ,ss Sn SS g Eys1 "a CO. Jan @ tat 80 81 y Ion
pool - days out and saw her Feb in lat % "a s.
Bark Jason tNorw, Nelson. oe,e "a days. with wne
hides hair and wool 70 Amos BeIand No date -
% s. SPOKE bark % Odd Fellow 1'f Of sag az II aSor
sss aays ys
bearing sW % miles took pilot from boal James Funk who
to Conn Ss o 4 g
Matilda Wcs hence for Tsmpco iays out 90 'p'''
waa % SsSs Sss 1--WE NJ s Hson s d ya wv
s Gsh a ssnns St % as
70 for e la lon 20 w spoke shin Chill
With E ms Eaasops s ss w.sSs aa
c,su Rss ro,"nS Tas an, Esalsy Rio Janero 81 days. with
Brig Nora (of mararal, Horizon Dcmarara "a days.
!. Wnases s ss, s'cra crowel Ma.auurs /,
TO order
Brig scio fos Barbados) Wooster Brazos Santiago IS
Brig Ia Grange, Whitney New Orleans 20 days. with
gar aud mos asses, 10 master.
Brig John Sherwood. Smith New Orleans Ib days with
sugar and molasses to MURRAY X Nephew
Brig Lincoln Webb Floyd Port Royal, 18th inst
ter Was towed TO this port by steamship Fulton for
pairs having previously been In collision with the
Ship Fulton,
schr Maria tDan) Larsen Rio Grande Brazil s5 davs
with hides t. Fnnch Meincke Wendt Jan 25 lat II 81 s.
lon 30 0S spoke bark McGyerv Of Srafspo for Mentev
deo Dec y a 80 IS Ion Is H. spoke Br bark Prma Dou
schr Flash (of Nassau, MP, Ryan. Avarado. Mex. ls
DAYS, with cotton and hides. to Alexand Sons.
Schr Frances tof Liverpool NS), ODonneli Greytowu,
NC 3. days with hides, &c to John Body yeb 6, lat
10 NJ lon ~ o. fell in with portions Of wreck consisting OF
pars with opmass and crosstrees attached supposed to
belong to schooner.
logwood and coffee, to \ Rossire Co
Schr Francs Bell tof Brookhaven) Brewster Havana 10
days with to Pearsa 10th inst lat 33 So lon
IS 49, spoke brig Rowe davs from Maanzas for Port
Schr Alice (of st John NB) Thompson Cenfuegos 10
davs with moasses to I Nevus Son
Scr Haiia tof 81 John NB Barberfe st Jago 23 days,
with sugar and moasses. to Neyus Son
schr Iase Ccrspn. Great Egg Harbor days.
Schr J ' Wellington, Cribs. Boston days.
Schr l. Tav. Freeman. Newport.
Schr Golden Eagle, KELSEY, New Haven.
Brig Morning Star (Er)
schr Lima, % days from Kingston, ia.
l2th--Steamships Patapscc Virginia Empire; ships r l.
Lane Queen Charlotte, VIM Tapsco, Il II Taylor: barks
Marnno Maggie Hammond Huntrcss; brigs IFxport Pen
gnu. Henrietta. Solterno Emma Dean. Nevins Magenche
retta Ocean Home. schrs Presto II Hull. Summit
Saml Eddy Hickman. Il NJ Brown. Henry Brown. Also
steamship PENNSYLVANIA for Liverpool land anchored
Quarantne)
iSlh-Br steamship Edward Hawkins
Wind at sunset Sw
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The DRAFT.
From the wnshinct n Rcm,b,;

From the Washington Republican,
II Is known that Connecticut and Indiana through their
representatives have protested against the decision OF
the Provost Marshal General that the draft tho
present call should be enforced districts which had
not filed their quotns Although tho state might have
done
The matter referred bv the Secretary Of War to
Mr. Solicitor Whiting for advsemcnt. We learn that tho
opinion OF tho Solicitor will the decision NJ tho
Provost Marshal General and that therefore draft will
placo In Statea which haye filed their ouOtas.
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CuMnEnLAxp. ND. March la, 1864.

GENERAL KELLEY To DEPART ON A LRAvE or ABSENCE.
General Kelley has received leave OF absence for thirty
days. on account OF past arduous abors and the
In which these have affected wound he received In
the battle or Philpp Ia the summer or 1851. He
leaves here TO and goes to wheeling and from
thence no NAV visit his in Philadelphia and his
friends In New York Many kind wishes go with him.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

Messrs. Simmons. Rogers q Co. arc
authorized 10 receive deposits snd mako collections
Y. H. SIMMONS Il CO.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
Operations Below Mobiie-The Move
ments or the Union Armies-News from
Mexico, Cuba. Central America. SC.

Mexico, Cuba. Central America. &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Canada, Captain Noodle
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails FOR Europe will close this city at quarter
past one and at hali.past Eve O'Clock to- after
noon, TO go by railroad.
The New York HyRap-Edition for Furcpe-will be
published az eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning and will
contan:An account OF the operations OF Admiral Far
raguts Fleet below Mobile; Interesting from Gene
raj Ruers Department The latest accounts Of the
movements OF the Union Forces In the Southwest Late
and important news from the Rebel states News from
Central and South America, Mexico Cuba &c, and Re
ports of all other important events OF the past week
Single copies, in wrappers ready FOR mailing, Eve cents
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Prizes Cashed In All Legal Lottcrics.-
Information given sent.
j. b. CLAYTON 4 CO. 10 Wall street. NY
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DEpARTMEMT or WEsrERM VIRGINIA.

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT os VIZ TERN VIRGINIA.
March I'LL p. NJ
TuE ARRIVAL GENERAL sIGRL
Major General Franz sge arrived here tonight from
Wheeling he was cordially received by Generai Kelley.
who had the customary salute Of thirteen guns fred
the occasion OF the arrival o. tho General command
ing The firing occurring. did, late night created
quite sensation among the czens Many thought that
the rebels had come at last and doubt passed the
mander OF tho night attended by shadowy fears OF
highly amusing description
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Prizes Cashed and Information Fur
nished in all egaaed Lotteries.
ALECK CO.. Brokers, SO Pine street, NJ "
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings. &c.-Marsh
Radical Cure Truss ocq only at No vesey street
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catIon Com mpany's lottery OF Kentucky.
EXTRA CLASS 6I9--March l2. 1854
%, 80, 23, 6, 76. 30. 7S. 25, 5s, CT, H. 81.
CLASS 62O-March ~ 1864
is. i6. 63. 81, 78, 2G, TO- "a, 80, 36, a. ", 4S.
FEANCR. ELLIS e" C6. Managers. coving,ou. Ky.
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Vtnatgre do TOiIlette OF the SOctete Hy-
gentquc Of New York. The soveregn OF Cosmetics De.
pot llb Chambers street
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DROOKES DANCING ACADEMY. SOL BROOME ST.
ID NEW CLASS FOR TU UESDAY
LADIES meet Tuesdays aud Fridays, from $40 6P. u.
gENTLEMEN. Tuesdays and FRIDAYS, ~ 20 l0bpn
CHILDREN, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10 u. NJ
LADIES' Primary Glasses instructed BY Mrs. BrOOkea.
SOIREE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
THE SCHOOL IS OPEN ALL THE YEAR
DALIET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRIVATE DANCING
Academy IS Seventh Thirteenth street
every day aud night ladies' gentlemen and chit
dren. Reiowa Waltz and six fashionable dances tsxghe
perfectly in six private lessons
H. SEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY
81 2g2 fourth Twenty third street-Claass
times suit appltcans and private lessons
every day 10 those who wish TO learn quickly
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SUPREME CouRT-GEyERAI IERs.-Enumerated cases
ouiySos. 2s5 a. 3s 2se -. 81. 5s -. So SO, 81
81, SO, 60, az, 63, ca, 65, e6, g. IS, co. 2i, 70
SUPREME CovRT-CIRcrIr.-Par 1-Adonrnod "a Mor
day March 81 Part 3, 20 Duane strectNos 1879, SAL
ees sis, $50 ss! lo6s, 1872 1850, 752. 1lo6, l1lo
ills. lila, lll6, lllS, ll2o, 112a, 1924, 126.
SUPREME CouRT--SPEcAi TyRu-Nos 23, ts. dcmur
rers, Nos. 10, IL. 152, Isl, l92. 2lo 2l1, 22 ol3
2li. 2l5, 2l6, 27 2ls, 2i9, 22o 22i 222 Of issues Of
law and fact.
CONVOY PLEAS CorRr-TRiNL TERx.-part Nos. $40,
1855, 500, 800, 50, AGA, 452, ASA l54 455 43I, 434
ell, 90, 466. Part Mos. s24, 16, 1s9 5s7, o. 4e
s7s, so2, 3el, 456, 457, 45s, 45e, asl, ass.
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Lottery Tickets Cashed In All Legal lfzcd
Lotteries Information given. JOSEPH BATES.
Broker III Wall street, No l.
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Wigs. Toupees, HAIR Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Moliava Cream for beauttfylng the Hair at W. A
BAcHRL0RS. l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

Wheeler and Wilson'S CHEST Pre- m l.
um Look Stitch Sewing Mschines. 10s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14
Hoyt's HiaWatha Hair Restorative.
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
H0GTS HlAWArHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
HOYTS HfAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
HOYT'S HIAWArHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
HOYTS H1AWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
FOYr'S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATlvE,
HOlr'S HlAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
HOyI'S HIAWArHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,


the restore
faded and gray Hair AM Whskers their original color;
the failing out Of the HAIR makes .of. ana silky,
ceanses and the scalp of all impurities and humofs. and
entirely overcomes bad effects OF previous of prepara
tons containing sulphur, sugar Of eah, Nc
HoyTs isipERIAE CoLoRiNG CREAM
sold everywhere, JOSEPH HoYT Co. 10 University
ance 10 apply the Hiawaiha.
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few visit The valleys where the Cereus Grandis
snds up from is waxen leaves the richest and ruest Of
ra odors not one In ten thousand who these lines
will But all Joy the luxurious fragrance OF
that sweetest and most beautiful CT earth's towers in
PHALON SONS Extract OF the Night BLOOMING Coreus.
which Is surcharsed with its exquisite perfume Sold by al
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10, 1864.
Arrived ship Mary Robinson from New York. sailed.
sh,n Fair Wind for New vorS
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

white virgin Wax or Antilles Bsa uts-
hes and whiteus the comris.on without njurias Re-
member II IL Pure white Virgin Wax manufactured by
HUNT CO. li33 South seventh street dsphA Sold
at 7i6 BROADWAY aad dr Druggists syerywhsre
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All should Try the Cherokee Cure Il

All should Try the Cherokee Cure for
the prevalent disease Of the age which Is the secret
and may be best defined by the term self abuse This
disease caused generally though not always By setndul
gence the whence springs half tho iaruess In the
world causes rain in the back absincss Of brain. and
general debility Of body often ending 10 consumption and
idocy The best for hs disease the sn pie vege
bic syrup now % widely known 40 the chcrokes Cure
Price, one bottle q; three bottles s. Sold BY all drug.
ssis Pamphlet free Sent By express all parts OF the
civilized world Blythe sole proprisOrs Dr. v. nERwIS
CO., 10 Liberty street New YORK
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

All Demons OF Headache, Toothache,
Neuralgia Catarnh Weak Nerves are spsedy and per-
nanently expelled. Use w0LCorrs Instant Pain Ami.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

A Beautiful Com nj Ytou.--Lni ird's
Bloom OF Youth has achieved the celebrity OF having
equal for preserving and besnuyng the skin ass Broad
way. and druggists every where.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14


ACaution, the Drug Trade and Fam
cydeaers Night Bloominr Cercus paIed PROSECUTION
20 to- Their own rights and oG %
ne az n the "a" MINT Il e s o
NAV or stipulated An in junction has
Count nTq
Ss e 'fs sss, ss
ss n a s pon Ts M S ns s . .
ing or canntereng o. trade marks criminal ofence as
bos This law win be enforced to the utmost By the sub
% Of soSan cs
rens for the Handkerchief.
This perfume, IT v admitted cannot be successfully
%a,.d The Of s psnaTson T. confined to tho
mr eay han subtle ns
therefore intended tha, the enterprise q the indyid
promptly suppressed by the sr9ns hand e n,ss ms o,s,
Bad Breath.-How Many Lovers IL
sa rs M fne M TP Few
Frs as dsnse nn @ and mornps Tn 4 also SO
A Perfect Hair Dye. Miller's, Only so
cents per box. Try it, Sold By all druggists Depot 56
Briiliant and Powerful Day and Night
eaIi... a.ssompas'' Portable and eaiseas selsndd
ocuss-opticlan, 6osh Broadway. Lafarge House
Brazilian Pebble Spcctacies and Eye
Prescrers srenghen and improve the sight of old and
y,%ng Sy sy Ia and h nssi mac s pam or
oculists-opiican 6d9's broadway. opposite Bond ST.
BatcheIor's Hair Dyc-Thc Best In the
world Harmless % @ Il reliable instanaaeoss The only per
Chaps, Chares, Pimpies, Eruptions,
MedieaeG soap sla a, 'h his new depot spot iss EroadSay
Cristadoro's Hair DYE, Preservnttve
and Wig Derot, Wholesale and rctal-No. Astor House.
The dye applied by skilfni artists
Deafness, Impaired Sight.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL 4HRoe1 AEyBcTIoss IN THE
CHRONIC cATARRa.
'saAsHa e 5HS Js SsGHg' 4ss
CROSS EYE s,ssGa#4rsro s'sI'$s SSSsH' !, ONE
m Or AID :Ss .ena.a nys aa by Dr. soN kisEs
BERG at his consulting si6 broadway. near Twelfth
Deafness. Blindness. and All Defects
u Sight and Hearing treated as usual by Dr. CALDWELL.
q Clinton place Eighth street,. Advice and examinations
free Hours from to4.
DR.. Hunters Discovery-A Botanic Ex-
tract and Zoo, Tncture Hrpcns Of the skia Ulcers
T ae Bod "IS 10 Dn Hps IN: s .p &
Eight separate rooms and private entrance Book traits
Beware .: horus Dr. Hunters e'y sfa Of knavs, up
sklfuland reliable pm, sran lie has no other Office.
For FOrty-hve Ccnts-The january.
aoa na of q ~ The u pa.
year for 81 81 To secure the Pictorial Double Nun
bers. WI III Physognomy Ehnoogv Phrenology Ph soosy
and Psychology, send at once. FOWLER WELLS.
3ls broadway, N. \.
Grover u Bakers Celebrated sewing
Machines or sale OF 1856 Broadway. twenty second
street Embroidery. braldng tuckinr and descrp
tion OF family sewing done the Grover Baker machines
by exrc fenced operators.
Gouraud's POuGre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low foreheais part OF the body Warranted
his depot 453 Broadway.
Grover 81 Bakers Highest Premium
elastic Stitch Sewing Machines, 4gJ Broadway.
Genttemcn's Hats.-Sprirg Style Vow
ready al ESPENsCniEDs. manufacturer. lis Nassau
street.
Grover u bakers Highest Prem um
E1a.sir Sev vfnvM Ma york
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shipping Tags. all Ktnds, Printed and
Plain at the manufacturcrs VICTOR =. MAUaER H5
Chambers street.
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Onacia, Drawings or the shci,y College
Lottery of Kentucky.
CT, 40, 62, 6S, 9. 70, &c. %, 30, 81, 2, 20.
CLASS l2i-March ~. 1854.
50, 6. 60, 70, d3. 52 rs, &c, 80, SO, 80, 2S, II.
Il. e. SIMMONS 4 co,
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Raid OF Ikiipssrick's Cavalry To-
wards Richmond-MaP OF the Scene OF
Operations - The BOmbardmcnt OF
Charleston - Operations OF Admiral
Fsrragut Below HIobiie-The Latest
Dispatches from the Union Armies
The Latest News, &C., sc.
The mail steamship Ocean Queen. Captain Tnkiopaugh, ,
willdcave this port to-day, at noon. for Aspinwal
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
win close at half past ten O'Clock this morning.
The Nsw York Naturalization for the Paciic-wi bc
ready at hafpast nine O'Clock this (Monday) morning.
and will gve-Fu Details Of the Raid Of Kipatrick's
Cavalry 70 the Suburbs OF Richmond Va OF the damage
inflicted on the enemy, and Of their arrival in General
Buffers Department, illustrated with Map OF the Scene
Of Operations; Tho Latest News from Grants Army in
the Southwest, and tho Divisions OF the Union Army 10
different parts OF the country Latest Accounts Of the
Bombardment OF Charleston, s. c. Account OF the Opera
tions OF Admiral Farraguts Fleet Below Mobile Latest
News from the Rebel States Important Intelligence from
Europe and Reports Of all interesting Of the past
ten days
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