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The New York herald., 1864-10-08
BrrLER's HEADQUARrERs.
Mr. wii,iam II. Merriam.s Despatch.

n.
EFapcuAergrs, ARMv TEE JAMS,
II FsoSl oy Ricasoso, Oct. 6-6 A. y.
rARRAGUr.
The announcement that Rear Admiral FArrsgnt has
bssu ordsrsd 70 the command Of the North Atlantic
sauldron in place OF lee has brought unqualified 10Y to
the river feet, which will form part Of his forces.
frraguts comnRls or Itself an earnest that the navy
H. hereafter enact conspicuous aud honorable part in
the reduction OF tho rebel capital aud that the miserable
inencisncy OF the neet in the James TO give
way once TO . msnly and comprehensive
snort, which, made under the gallant old tar, IN
co operation with the able commander Of the Army Of hs
James General Butler cannot ia TO produce the most n
sp!ritiug s~ct upon the gallant ciesrs aud who
represent the navy this important wster course. All
they have hitherto needed has been intelligent direction.
The Army OF the Potomac likewise has s already high
courage aud zeal added by the that the
naval hero OF New Orleans, Mobile, Port Hudson and
ycksburg TO ieud the Iustre Of his surpassng powers
70 Efforts 10 crushing out the very spot
which has generated most or It's vitality, and whence
new receives oil Of ts animation. 10 MAJOR General
Butler personally the Of Rear Admiral FarrAgut
20 the command Of the North Atlantic squadron 10
or the greatest possible satisfaction On other
aud important scenes thor generously cooperative Abors
And now she rebcon certainly drawing 10 10 close
IL is indeed ntng that these two able should under
Grant, strike blow that shall stagacr rebeS ana 70.
deem the republic from the abyss o. and
nkruss or 9MsxAt JOSEPH >. oARs AND srArr
I am permitted "a state thaA GsusYA Joseph n Carr
has returned TO the 'front.' with his star, from htesu
dys leave Of Absence and been assigned 10 important
command under General Bntsv, In the Army OF ths
James, ~ Acting Major General, 10 which fell grade
understood General Carr Il 10 ~ prcnoted He bss
served his country galantly ssisatiy ana successfully
since Ap: 1851, enjoying throughout ell that period the
GYeatess conhdsnoe OF The Commanding General ends
being 10 the prime Of his military power, he wv
fsvorAby heard from ia The pending rsducsoa OF Rich.
monAs
rBn rHrnp NEW vsRH rNyAusr.
Among the regiments OF this semy none did mere noey
Cor the 10 the recent battle IN froat OF Rohnoud
than the hrs New York Volunteer Infantry Scntor Cap
tala J. wieks commacdng, OF the Tenth Army corps,
acting Brlgadist General NJ, ~ Curtis brigsdA THIS
iSSi, d u tAA sSnirASiea ma psteA Nsvtss (hAl
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leasant sail and good dinner 70 government
mcialsi but they prove nothing. II the Navy
department really wishes to make a fair trial
4f the steaming qualities Of its new vessels, It
as abundant chances of doing 80 without
wasting the public money thus unnecessarily.
let 1t place them on the watch for the blockade
Runners. entering or leaving Wilmington, and
NE guarantee that their qualities will be put to
test convincing to the public If not to the
department If the new steamers are what
hey are claimed to be. the public will derive
4ome benefit from the plan We suggest instead
cr having their money wasted In these naval
Eegattas.
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THI CAVALRY.
mr. 3. r. Buckley. Despatch.
axioQu.srsas, ssaosp CAVALRY pIyrsIos


liz TIA FiAip, oci. 8, 1884. J
Matters still remain quot 10 front of our line No
axh,ng, no picket drug aud no sign of an nned ate
resumpton o! hosti'tss. In my deeps'ch Of the To-,
nstan. stated that Lieutenant Reynolds, OF battery
First United states artillery, had ea'-son blown up by
the enemy. should have called It limter chest, az
there is decided difference between caisson and q
timber The only loss OF property in this instance
barely the ammunition 10 H. NJ the damage 20 the Timber
s easily replaced.
Colonel stedmsn OF the Sixth Ohio. who has been in
the service for three years, leaves here IN few deys.
lie will carry With him the good wishes OF he whole
gia,nn,
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THE northwestern PLOT.

Arrests ny the Military Authorities at
Indfan napoiis-starsling K@vsiastuns-
Escape OF the Ora md Com a, nder Of t"e
Sons OF Liberty from Prison, &c.
INDIANAPOLIS. DOT. Z 1884.
Tho military authorities have arrested j. J. Bingham,
editor Of tho Sentinel Horace Heiron colonel Of
Indiana regiment Andrew J. Humphreys and L. r Mill
gan charged with being connected with treasonsble
aanixatioo The evidence IN the CASE OF II II. Dodd.
"GFand Commander of tho Sons OF Liberty trial
before tho Military Commission disclose startling
facts reave 10 the purpose Of this organization through
out the Northwest Dodd effected his escape from tho
third OF the prison this moroiog a tour oct c by
meaus Of rops furnished by his friends ouss.ds
Novvard for tAe Apprehension OF DoHd.
IrDI.sApo'is, Oct. I, 1854.
The reward for the arrest OF H. H. Doda has beeu ia.
creased from 81, 900 to 81 900.
Important from soath America.
RUPTURE or DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS sstwaSN
BRAZIL AND .URaauAT By 4 Wan MssrfN. gr.
We hav iass the following nportao, intsl,i
sonce:-
The imperiA government OF Brszp, through srscai
and extraor binary ssion. accompanied by .poslns
escort officially declared the relations hsrs
existing viii that Of the repubiic orieoss de- Uruguay
broken Ihs was dons as consequences Of the ori
enai governments having declined attending TO- or giving
satisfaction TO- various recamasons Of tho empire jurng
the period Of rcbeou the principal ssneas OF Which is
Brazilian.
After having received u'timst1m from ihs Rrss,sn
Envoy Extraordinary. to which an snswe" wss
required to be returned within SIX days. the
0rients, government proposed that tho whole
matter should bs lett 70 the arbitration OF =
foreiQn Power This proposal Instead Of being accepted
bad Just been done the two cases Of differences with
England was rejected with shs declaration that tbs spe
ciai mission at end, and ths rcprsals wonid once
be made by s0d land.
That The high handed and unfair psitlon taken 'his
affair by the Brazilian envoy may be understood will
be sufficient only to say that while the Brasiau
mont iosists upon full and instant Indemnify for "a
clam tons at . momcut when Uruguay Is snEsged 10
struggle for elstence utterly rsaees TO
consider the many serious asd fully iustfabis reolama
tioos OF Uruguay agsinzt the empire OF 8rAxi.
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THE INVASION OF MISSOURI.
movements or General Price-FigntsnS
~ Rock Castle. on the Usage River, 30.

movements or General Price-FigntsnS 3
- Rock Castle. on the Usage River. 30.
ST. LeUu. Mo-, Oot 9, 1864.
0moiei advioes say that General Prices main army
attempted to cross the Usage oase Rock
but b. force OF our troops stationed
the opposite side between whom and the rebels lighting
had occurred, but with what result is not known.
The recent rains have swollen the Usage rivor, and
Price will probably Try and at point higher
up Reports that several hundred robe! cavalry crossed
the Missouri nvsr INTO Montgomery county are IN
founded,
General Mower has arrived 10 good trim At oouvsu-
tho enemy BY himself
Reported Appearance Of the Rebels ne.
fore Jefferson city.
ST.. LoUIs. Oct :. 1884
The enemy appeared before jefferson Cky to-day but
In what numbers, whether battle has besn ,oush%
cannot be learned at headquarters tonight.
Major Wilson, OF the Third Missouri cavalry aud az u
his men captured at Pilot Knob, having been turned
for execution 10 the notorious guerilla Tom Reeves
Tor alleged killing Of soms Of his men in Arkansas some
ws ago. General Rosecrans has ordered rebcl major
and SIX prvates to be sent In irons 70 teo prison. to DO
kept n solitary sosansmsnt I'll! the fate OF MAJOR Wilson
h ksowa The rebsas receive tAs came ostaeat
Wilson's mea receive
Tho damage to tAs Pacific Railroad ia kaoxn sus
is thought to be about $500 900 aud loss Of business
NIL the road s repaired.
Bridges. Railroad Cars Mnd Loc0m ota a~es
Destroyed by tho Rebels.
81 LOUIS, Oct 7. 1854
II is ascertansd tst the bridge the GAscan
ads river, twenty eight miles this sds Of 0aags. has
also been burned BY the vebeis.
Cole creek bridge has also boen destroyed ~ s,em
with thirty cars aud twenty locomotives.
Gard from General ROsecraws.
81. ioUis Oct, q, 1894
The New York 7swss Washington spece, says General
R0sccrans ia In some trouble General Rosecrans pro-
nounces ths aiseh0od OF the sinister co ter
those which sent broadcast through the
his remova, from the command of the Army ri the
Cumberland. Having the effects Of these s'anders
remaining uncontradcted, he owes 70 bls friends and
himself 20 meet this promptly.
W. S. RoSECRANS, Maior ean.ra.
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ANY Onc That IL Troubled with PaaO
or weakness n ths back breast side rheumatism 10.
should not delay applying OF KNAPPS INDfAR
STRENGTHENING fLAsTERs. Sold by druggisis svs1N
where. 0eneral depot s62 Hudson street
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Best ANA UHeapsst Ns~.p.ps~ a~
AA

Ths best ana o~eapsst Ss~.p.ps~ a~
she Oouatwy.
rus WaxEx HERALD for the present weak ready ms
Saturday mornlns, VIII CONTAIN
Fun and interesting accounts from our special wsr
Correspondents OF tho important and SUCCESSFUL Move
msn,s Of The Army under Lieutenant General Grant osss
Richmond Va, with details Of tho part sustained By %
different Corps, accompanied with excellent MAG
showing tho whole aeld Of Grants, shsrdans, MsaasS
and Buffers operations Full and succincs AooouD< a
the Operations ~ General Sheridan aud of the Battie
Fought and Woo la the Valley k tho ShenandsAks
from tho time " opening the campaign 70 sh&
present time: Tho Nstes, Dispatches from the Army
under Gessral she'msn, At Atlanta, Co., Wan
accounts OF The movemes OF the Rebel guoriiias hSs
Full accounts OF Rebel Invasion Of Miss0ursS
The LATEST News Non Forces In d6srsas pss-
tions q the country Late md Interesting Intsxeass
from the Rebel states nnport MT News from Rursps as0
from all other parts Of tho woxlt Poetry The VERY a.
csuent story q "Uncls Jossphs WIZ Literary Arlh-
tic aud Scientific tsms; Musical aiN theatrical Rsvis
for the wssk Important reading for Fsrmsrs ana Asv
ouiturlsts: sporting Istessucs; Fa,sts Valuable ~
views OF ths Money. Commsscis, Dry Goods. Boos -
Shoe Horse and Cattle Markets. and acoo,xats ~ ~ ~
tsresting events that have transprsd during s week
ferms-sags subscription, %; Three ooptSs, 81 fiva
copies, o. Tsa copies, elS. Single oopss, I've oeaes
each. A iimked number of Advertisements inasrts1 -
tho WsExr1 HHRALD.
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The Opera.


last nights performance closed the nrst week Of Ma
Reszsks new season at the Academy Of Music. The at.
ndAnce during this period has been good and sevs
q occasions the house was very crowded; and
q has al along been . paying audience, bringing
Into the treasury larger than greater crowds did
Jurog previous seasons and A old prices. Familiar
tperas only have been produced TO allow time Tor
che careful rehearsal o the and elaborate lyric
orks which win shs important features OF the pre-
cent operatIo enterprise.
The performance Of last night was not above msdi.
acrity. Miss Harris whose execution Is charmins but
whose sweet little voice Ineffective after such an
Imposing artist Zucchi interesting Lucia and
6avs the mad or the last act with much briancy
nd vocal facility. The tenor, Nassimiani, VINO had
baughs cold In tho chilly, damp opera house In Brook
Syn the night before could sing n ALL and his place
- nlcd BY Bosti. This promising young artist again
ang hts nnai aria very swectly but be did not fully
ntone Tor the disappointment caused by the absence OF
4ne primo tsnorc or the company. Bsllin was kind
6Dougt 70 have recovered from the ndsroeitiou which
prevented him from singing the night before Brooklyn,
md gave the music OF Ashton In his usual admirable
Next weck We are TO have repetition or Trovstorc
md revival Of the Bso Maschera ana Faustths
latter with Marguerite who u IL said win give
Fresh and striking rendering o the part Maretzsk
oinG WE'LL but " better he must manage 10 that hi
ksuors sad bsrones and basses do have even the
public Their voices may bs very ssssisivs. bud % II
bopuar favor
fbere win be no matinee to-day tpe nsxt epsrstc rsp
rsssntAtioa taxing place Monday Night
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Any Person stopping at ITO Ola AthAo
square instantly relieved from Headsche Toohache 90 NSA
raPia free gratis froye IL Use wOLCOTTs Instant Pa
Ann ator Cures Catarrh. Sold every where
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An Admirable COnandvusa. why -
PHALONS NIGHT BLOOMING CRREUS like the oe4eG
drums suggests Because suits the humor Of the ~
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New. from rortrsss Monroe.

FnRyRRss MoSsou, Dot. 8. 1864
Orders have been issued to day prohibiting civilians
from passing ap James river from tb4s point.
The now iron clad Menopac from New York, arrived
this sftsrocon.
The steamer Msnohar seu arrived rom City Point this
Afternoon but briggs Of momsns from the army
Deaths IN Hampton Hospital since last report :-Joha
Dunlap lst Connecticut artillery David G. Osborn. 18th
New York artillery L. 4. navis Sd Virginia cavalry
(prisonsr ". Havard Sd Unite1 states coloTed Thos.
fhoupsoa 10th Ps0nsytvanis: 7. fardsr. Doth New
YORK: j. L. Courtrght S5tb Pennaylvania Iiel Ayson
" smith, lst Gated States celored Edwin ]. Merriam
1th Connecticut; J. Iownsy, lo.h New Hampshts I:
Lawrence I'd Pennsylvania artliory John Valon, 22d
United states colorsd J. E,hertdgs lst United states
coIorcd; Leyi Gendrsw, llsth New York; s X Dixon,
Ist NV York artillery c. II. Trsadway, 2oth United
states coIored Alexander Frayier seth United States
colored; w. Rcnnsid, 18th Uaitsd States coorsd sws
men names unknown.
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Congressional Nomiu tion.

Congressional domination.
General Thomas o. Gray has been somnsted for Con.
S By ths democracy Of the Sixteenth district Of this
nate. composed Of Esssx and warren He wss . men,
sv the Legislature In 1se2 elected BY the Union war
rty IA the fall ef 1881 Hie euy 400 was an of1ceY In
70 Army Of che Potomac, and killed IN bs4tlS,
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srassash usstss Nemaaatisns.

n wos10N, Oot D, IWH
me rra DisirIc. Rsp.beaa gcoyea.los to day non.
Ynatsd TeomM D. E,cs es 70 eIsesion g Ccnees, sna
che filth district yehe Alisy vas reuoninsssA soS
bsSrss. saq yoSs q. wsssiss. " AassSuY, iOv rrss
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Frizes Dashed aa all Legaitxed Let.
tsriss aud IA form alton given
JACOBS. Brokers Onos. Iys BroadwAy. Nsw vssa
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HDyai Havana Lottery.
T. cent premium paid priSss rnform rwruN
ed The highest rates paid fer D0uboons and s ktnds =
0old and Silver TAYLOR i CO Banka 10 Wan 1T
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Curd.-De1r Persons Cnut10msO
against self ylod eye caar and throat doosesA
whose only accommodation 10 garing advertsemert
compound Of ignorance pretension and fsisoh0od, e.
whose only object and highest ambition Is gaia Dr. nA4
LEY attends all PERSONS free of charge, until cured.
fee for consultation Office sqY Broadway. N. BnesaDA
eness IN all parts OF the city aud country.
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THE EIGHTEENTH CORPS.
Mr. John A. Brady's Despatch.

MI. John n. Brndy's DospAtCh.
Hsa,quARrrRs, FIcarHxsrH ARMY Coeps,
In IHE rIgl.D, DOT. q, 1854. !
As yet the quiet along the front not been disturbed
by either party. Nothing varies tho monotony save the
occasional scArs of officer advance picket who
fmagines he Of rebels advancing aud trans
mitd his fears to headquarters without delay
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Batcheler's Hair Dye-Ah he Best In 49,
world Harmless rslsbe instAptaneous The only pcs1u0
dye Sold by all druggists. facsry 81 barclay street.
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A Cura.-Dear Persons

At OId Prfces-xv edding Cards. rreneh
Note Papera Monograms &c. EyERDEIL elegant sytaA
only At so Broadway, corner Of Duane streeI
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Strange WORD ON BrOadway.-00yAV
DON'T. which s fast becoming household word II dorl4
from The Greek and composed q two wed ds. "sozo ~
OF the Teeth. For beauvtng the tseth. nvigorsang
gums and swcetening the breaAi u without peer ID -
world. Sold by DruRGsts
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Cots Per % Re: sqSsh Ams.sa and sDsis :>ssr.E -
from ks Spanish, French and Eng,ish shsuaSss 49,
sncss-Msftland. Phelps = Co.
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Browns Bronchial Troohes. wh

Rurnett's COcoNine Dsfies m'tAeaoaa
is the mos. pertsc, hair Preparation Of he age
HELABOLD'S, 500 nroadvsD.
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0ratis--Ex a aminastoa Of shs EAyoAn
and Lungs. Speclal treanen. usual bf y I000bUB
n. D., $50 Broadway, corner Of ThsrssensM street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

Personal IntslligsyAse.
Mssoy qenessi q. n Dodge juss rro~ Atlanta, Dc ha
guest a the r,th Avenue Hotel,
III. samua r. Weed, Of O.. Loais, hAths g. Ycholas
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. II " W. ~ ~
-~~o.N~~~N~o0so>~~>>~~~
Additional Particulars Of the
Battle Of Allatoona.
-~.~-e~~~~~~~~~.--~~>~~e~S
Complete Defeat and Retreat
of the Rebels.
.~~-~-~O~~o~>~~~~>~~s~~
RspSrtod Capture Of FsrrestS
Supply Train.
Expected Battle Near Flor
once, Alabama,
= sss &s.s -
Vns oaats. noosa Tslsgra ms.

Vhe Oh0tt0 nO0G0 TsIS0Famss
CHATTANOOGA, 7sua., Oct 7. 1894.
The rebels hsvs dsappearsa sresA Alst0oas Our vo'
tory there yesterday complete. The rebel surgeons
surrsnAerM their hospitals into hands. with from
four hundred 10 six hundred rebel wounded General
Gross was sishtiy wounded 10 the cheek also Coleas
Mss OF me Fourth Misnesota in the thisb. An entire
division attacked aasoona uadeE freach Lieutenant
Amsten, Twelfth Wisconsin Battery. Lost leg.
General Bradley teegraphed from Bridgeport that the
gunboat General Thomas had arrived from Deostur Ala
With news FORESTS train had been oaptured and
that our forces between him and the shoss and that
he was falling back owards the river.
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wrs. >. A. AiIsn's Worid's Hat -
sores aud Dressing fats restore the har ana -
ito lis natural colsr Sod by al druggists.
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BfOwn's BrOhChIAt TroOhes, WheM n =
lswsd 10 dissolve Ia the mouth have direct iadueAso ~
hs affected parts the soothing sKsot TO the mucous ao
OF the windSpe aays pulmonary irritation and gives es
in Couahs, Colds and the various ThroA. AHseSsss -
which public speakers and singers liable
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Crfstadere's Hair Dys, PrsservesIvs
wig Depot wholesale nd rstsn. No. Ast0s aonuA
The dye apIlied bv skill III artists.
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Grover d Bakers H1QNsst Pre- aRlHD
Elastic s.ch Sewing Mschnaa. w. nssAwsy, hs~ ~
u ySa Fulton HrQoklYn.
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Geld Beit Baekios-sfn, Seven, Ua9oA
ten, Twelve fifteen 10 thirty dollars sacA Tee gAA ~ u
ALLBH, 4W Broadway, one dosr bsbow 0sAal nresk
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If You want 20 Knew, &C., Read
MEDICAL COMMON aEN0p.
curious book for curious people, and 80 boa ~ ~
enc Price 81 80. 70 BE- had A an new1 dspoA Cans318
'' "'"e' Dr. Z. B. 7oors. I,iso Broadway. ~
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The Nashville Teiagrams.

NAsHvfILE, Tenn. Sept 7, 1904
In the light Alaoona the 6th inst our forces
completely vanqued the rebels. who retreaed precpi.
lately leaving In our haDds between four aud ave hun
dred xii led ana wounded
skrmshing occurred an day yesterday at Shoa creek,
between the federal force General Morgan aud rebel
force under Buford.
Two prisoners captured by General Stsskwsather's =
command Pulaski report Forrest route Tor Flor
enco from Lswrsnceburg.
later despatch reports largo federn force nss7
Florence, and . battle momentarily expected.
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Mauqer's Ceishrsted shipping ae1
vICfoR b. SAUasR, iis Chambers usrsse
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ImmenIe Prices Paid for Old and Hey
pslces LkGGAr BkOg., iis Nassau a.. dssr BsskmAAL
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MACHINES WHsRLRR 4 WILSON No. Sss 8sssZ~S1
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Musre In the Park.

Tho Park Com mi.sope~s announce that there will bs
music At the Park, the Mall, this afternoon, CON-
suc,nr al four O'CLOCK by tho Park Band, under tho
lesiership OF n B. Dodworh f the weather fine. rhs
following II ,hs programme
Part
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Mrs. winsIow's Soothing syrup. 80
children Tee,hns Dyssnery D,ArYhos rsgrsAo
the stomach and Bowels and cures Wind Collie
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Comm, Halter aud FuFrfer, Sl6 Brs0O>
way. Fsl s.sleS at rsdscel prices
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Ceuss s9 Appeals

m tsfG. ths Csufs WIN aasuys u Sofrsw (asswsAsA
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Premature Decay OF Physical PeWevA
arising FROM abuSrs spa ycesses-new and rAiAkh -
srae, in seslsd letter a4vslcpes Address 0r \. 4
Houghtou, Howard Assoession, No. Boath Nln0 ngoX
PhiaAeIphta. Pa
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Carriage ~ Bargeins.-woed b.
TIERS immense stock Of CARR AGES sGAfh1sDa -
Tor sale. q the Palses Garden forrtoenth s.r:sA g
esq ana npst fashio6sbie styles, from NE Oes
through Alfths varieties Of Park carsasss v the u1
Trottng Wagon .
That portion Of abe steck danased - Ne late As % =
sold greatly roduoed their
uonatsly reduced 70 he 0sd standard.
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PsausyIvansa 8tecttea.
vsIt on M6SpAY sExT, & IN is.ssd X Tssss% SsS!Sz
on Tuesdays ~ usaal
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Cure Your Coughs
WITH dREENFIHLDs COUOH CAn4yS
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Piisst Plest-Dr. Wismsr's Pile su0-
postoy sure for Bic sd1a and Iealns Pes Asssa
fsr New York At iS< Bowery.
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DIamonA 1lnss - All DsssSapAosoe,
For sale by 0RO. G. Ai.LIS I6 Bres3way G1s 1Osf =
low Canal street. formerly II WAu street. -
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schcnck's PWimontc syrMp Caref
Coughs, Colds ana Consumption. Sold ~ BRLABoisSs
chemical warehouse. 594 Broadway, pest xssropctas
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wheeIer's Rebels Suffering Tor Food.
CAIRO, oct @, 1854
prisoner captured during Forests raid on the Msn
pitts haroad reports that Wheeler sent fifteen wagons 70
Corinh for provisions and that Forrest sent them back
empty and that wheeers suffering for want Of
food He that when intelligence OF tho state Of
affairs reached Forrest he ordered all cattle
old bs sent there for bocf The rebels suppose Mcns
gomery to os in Imminent DANGER.
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sehsnck's seawesa Topie.-rhs Bsss
Tonic 10 the world sotd as HkLNBoLDb drx 'Ss~
neIt 10 MstroVoti,An Hotel.
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Deafness, Impaired siGht.
NOISES IN THK HEAD,
CATARRHAL &AHfEEcTioFs IN ran
CHRONIC CATARRH,
DISTRACTIONS OF THE RUSrACHIAu rU00
CURED,
By DR.. Won EISENBHR0
at his consnlsfnS rooms 66 Brsadway xvssb seoa
, 1864-12-07

tho week. and according 10 the reported salea o
Sheep brokers the general aIcragc price 7e9e
RH.
noGs-Thc receipts Of Hogs for the week amount
to 3eEo head. Prices Of corn-fed Eoe1 ranged At TX
9t2kc for best, and 11Kale4c for medium, and 1oH8
hc for ordinary Tbs market inactive and droop-
Ing. So1ox Ros1aBos.
[Aseocia.ed Press Dspatch+l
NEW TORE, Tuesday, Dec.6
The current prices for shc week at all The massss
a!f ~ 3olso~s: Beef Catt1e1Fizst quality 4i;:e19
Gonnont ehfo9Gl1; inferior. tso:oo9s510. Yest
c Calysa-Ft,st q9slity. 1sg1e ;orSina5, '9aaAe:
ss3as:t t so11on . Gsaasl isai iatsstes; s3asi:: s3aSsi:
di9n. l1K0i9c: stiii.fed, .eHaiie..
ahefe rae no marked change n tho market thl1
sms but the CITY has been flooded with po1lsJ and,
aqaea 10 Thu the Feather has been ve untavorahle
rs aemnnd for been light and
pzicss haley ecppo.tGd. We retain our Last Wesks
lnem market on the whole may be called Quiet and
Ths demand for Mich Cows has been re.y mode
FeJe. 9ut VIC observe no change In prices
vsa's have benin moderate demand at our quota
Sheep and Lambs have been rather more active and
nEe ahade higher, though quotations are With
Hog hare been ID moderate demand and prices are
The total receipts OF stock st a the ya-ds for the
Mee6 and tsst week are rs follows: Deeves, SITS;
Lows, Veal Calves 1.115; Sheep And Lambs, N,Et;
e SSGN14e. - ~ Total last week: beeycs, 6.s9; Cows
Veal Calves ,s; Sheep and Lamb, q 81 Swine,