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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,

htE.4kA ' T. bloEA.Aof.soy
either the Nose Throl, Tongue Spae Forehead Scalp
remedy has prove! ia equal
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depending upon
diseased cotton ofthe ye vy uupeian; to tho young
wife and mother few bottle, OF Constitution Life syrup
viii correct the secretion and the deposit which d
rec'y under ;he skin.
IN DeUes Of tho Liver giving rise Llaguor Dizziness
IadiIslon Weak stomach ulcera,ed
dou Of that organ painted with burning Other IN
pleasant SYMPTOMS viii be relieved by tie Of CONSTIrU
TON LIFE SYRUP.
~ As 4 GENERAL DLoOD-PURIFYING AGENT
THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRIvALED By
ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD.
Diseases OF the spae a,u.usy developed in the young Hip
Disease Ncarals anl Ill Disease' and Ladies who
are suffering from Diseases for which they are at loss to
know what to d. we would advise the use OF CONsTrU
TiOS LIFE SYRUP II viii restore tEeg pslii coun,e.
nance strengthen their weak back aud side, give them
energy, now lie sHd Happiness.
TIE RICH AND POOR
Are liable 20 the diseases Mature and Science has
made the Constitution Life Syrup tor the bened, of all
PURE BLOOD
Produce, healthy men and women and the constitution is
neglected youth disease and early death the result, DO
not delay when tho hand and within The
reach Of all
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
for puryn, the system aud relieving the suffering endan,
upon childbirth ;s,rsnshens both the mother and tho chi
pain and disease and increases and enrches tho food
Those who have used 1t think it indispensable. It Is highly
useful before and aer confinement It prevents disease
sttoudlnt upon childbirth.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Is the Poor Mans Friend and the Rich Mans Blessing
BUY 1T, TAKE 1T, AND BE CURED.
II Is UNIVERSAL IN ITS EFFECTS.
VIM. III. GREGG, M. D.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NEW-Yonk
LABORATORY, BROOKLYN, LII
Price. 81 per Bottle. SIX Bottles for IS.
~ Seut BY Express to all parts Of the country.
MORGAN G. ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggists. Agcuts,
NO. 10 CLIFF. ST. NETWORK.
Sold by all Druggists in the United States and Canada
Sold Wholesale by
JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY & COwDEN, Phisdelphia Pa
GEO. C. GOODWIN & Co. Boston, Ma,
JOHN d. PARK. Cincinnati. Ohio.
FULLER, FINCH & FULLER Chicago. H.
And BY all Drusgists
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Travellers Guide.


To Albany, by Hudson X. r.. co Warren st., I. 10
am, aud T. g. and 1870 p. m. Sunday train from
To Albany. by Harlem r. r.. 2Gth.st., 4thav.. lOt
and p. III. sunday train.................... p III
TO Albany, CoLIens's Hotel Dock, West Point
Newbursh. Poughkcepie, Rhnebeek Cetskill,
end hudson, by steamers Daa'l Drew and 9. Nib.
bard leaving Dcsbrossesst Handing at 30i RI At a.
40 Baltimore, by the New-Jcrsey r. r.. foo; Of
mSnsht SUNDAY 49, ..,............ 7:3O p. m
To Boston, by New London line, Pier 80 n r.,
lire Per n r. daily Sunday crcepted 500 p. IN
27hst and lhsy. .............. a. and 800 p.
ST via Shore Line l2i and p M Sunday. s;OOp. IN
~ and 10 a IN. and 500 p
To bridgeport by Bridgeport from Peck .
To- Ggcc ~ i.r Firc Island and oh resorts on
Long Island, 10y L. Railroad, from Janarsshp
and foot Of 3tthst T. ...........Be m and 5;p p.
eis l.s1e Peck Sip a. -. "a and IL p
To New Haven, by the New Haven RR, 2iths.
aud SHAW At T. O. ny m III g. $780, 81 and 300 p
10 Newbursh. Cornwall, West Poiat, Poughkeepsio,
e. isndiHs daily @ 81 p. m
10 Newburgh. by steamboat Thomas Colyer
Leaves Jay.s,., daily landing at 3Eh-st., n. Y,
Grassy Point, Cozzens, West Point, Cold Springs
To the West. by Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Sunday 600 p. N
foot Of coari,ndt-.. a m m and 100 tn
To PhilaGe phia by New-Jersey Railroad, foot OF
sud IL midnight sunday 500 p m
Ps 96 n r., foot OF iarclay,st M and 200
To Washington, by New.Jersey r. H.. foot OF
Courtlandt st., G and 10 a. NJ, y p. m, and IL
1idnight T:3o p.
For further information I'm regard to Railroad Time Tables
see advertisements in anothe part OF this paper
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IS Years and y Months

IS Years and Months
the combined experience Of the gentlemen onsaged Helm
bods New Drug soreln average Of over years FOR each
one In the best Broadway stores and each prescription read
by two peysoos, and checked before goirs out
Rocolect this,
.bo.c who have prescriptions that nvaTaof require
And aso rooollect
HELaBOLps NEW DRUG STORE, No S9i Broadway
next metropolitan Hotel.
The Receptiou.Iioo attached to HELMBOLD 3
New Drug store is for persons waiting or pre.cnP
tons
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GuIiaher's Evening Exchange.
lNo. l64 FIFTH AvxNuEl

Establishments This Day and Evening.
For location Of saterf oad time Of conmenocmsn Gee adesy
-. tsessents IN other columns Of thfs paper.
MALLAcKs THEATER-The Winning suit.
NtsLos GARDEx-The Dukes Motto.
XLrsrio THKATsR-Engish Opera
b.ssuss husEus-hiss Famine CUshmsn's Bene6t-Th,
MARRIED hsks--Bsrpey the Baron.
Avhe HAtL-fsllon's sseseoptcon-
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Fi,h,s Patent Cooking.Lamp.
no. % PeirI'st., New I ctA


FIsHs PATENT COOKING LAMP.-iu toe present high
price OF coal families will lind saving In money aud SUI
perluous heat by using Els 4 PATENT COOKING LAMP
with ceuts worth Of kerosene oil sas, they cook
comfortable breakfast In less time and by r less labor than
by toe ordinary cooking stove aid save the dse9iort oil
r5a,tins ire with It's stiendsn dirt dust and
mercial Advertiser July :, 1904.
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Julius e.. Pohie, VI. d.,
Formerly Of and Successor to
DIR. JAMES II. Chiffon & Co

DIR. JAMES K. CHIFFON C Goa
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST,
No. 80 Prnce-st hew-lork.
rParcuar attention paid to the snalyses Of Ores. MeaA
Minerals Mineral Waters, Commercial Products &C, &C.
Watering Plnces.-Tr is IMPORTANT, IN FACT
NECESSARY, that you provide yourseH with the following
artices before starting ToO.h Hair Nall and Flesh Brus.
Tooth Powder Pomsds. Extracts Cologne, or Toilet Water.
and nice travelling to hold the same 10 compact FORM
Nh HELMBoLD, Druggist Of No. ssa Broadway hs' pro
pared himself furnish the above having large assortmsos
AWAY, baud, and his establishment " paironHed oy all
the fashionable and wealthy because they can always 6n1
what they wish and BY others they procure articles
At r.asonsbs a,s.-sud all are that their paronass sp
pruca.ed by polite and sen,leusny attendant Rccoles
this and also recolect the place.
HELMBoLDs New Drug and Chemical Warehouse. Ma.
5s4 Broadway near Metropolitan Hotel
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DIR. Won EISENBERG,
No. SIS BROADWAY
OPINIONS OF THE NETWORK PRESS.
From The journal Of Commerce.
Gaia RRH G II L. d.

THE CASE OF nUTCHISGs, THE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR"
There published these columns few diy' since the
remarkable cure o; Huc,ng the Lightning Calsula,or
well known tie public during tho many ycars he
hbiied hi, wonderful snhme.ica powers Ba-num's Mu'e
UNI by The celebrated Ocus nd Aurst Dr. Won Esenbsrs
OF hi, city Hucine il represented 10 have been a. the
point II death and b1 for The timely iuerarrnce o. tie
Doctor would sea,lns ia hi. lh' IA remi'si'
bs case ard worthy -e attention ofPoriou similarly afflicted
We think i, bls Jas, to d.. Won Eiaeub1g to cal public
,,ssndon to this There hurdrds IN the Community
suffering from ol.ir who Ike the Lightning Calcuaior'
not actually praying for death, ready to accePi Of
thing promise, relieve them from their decreases To
such We would ssy rae with Inexperienced men, bot
consult without unnecessary dey Dr von Eiisnbrs who
least, has the bon,.y to ' patients whether ia
within bis power to i.ilc them whole or no.
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Laugh at our expense after you have invested
your lev al sense for our nonsense The PHUHNYEsT.
No 3 will make even Old Abe laugh. Everybody but
his wife GAYS be Is growing fat over The PDUNNYEsT.
But see No Of the PHUSSYRsT nov ready. II you
wish 10 see enough 10 make President laugh.
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Desuuiceas |:
Den,ulceuf:

Deu,uleest: Demaiceat
DEMULCENTI
Th1 entirely Soap beyond all comparison the bss
oon nound vet offered for
CHtPPED OR TENDER HANDS.
THE NURSERY, AND ALL TOILET uSE&
Manufactured only BY
T g. HULI.'S SON, No. - PARK ROW n Z.
who also ofss upward Of 100 varieties Of Toilet snd s.s
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,,,u. C,o.e M m, post-Omc,.

For Crest Britain end the Continent, by
CITY Of London, saturday July iOi IN
Bsvsria' saturday, July 10. IN
For New Orleans, by steamer Electric Spark, Sstur
dsy july Il p. IN
For Europe by =, Thursday. July A.. ~ IN
For { aiiiornia, OREGON, Washington Gorrory, and
the Sandwich Islands, daily (Sundays except
81 a. m and IT p
Sorth-Albany, Buffalo. and Canadas5 = IN. and "
North and Wrstlvay p. m
Western Mail via Ere RsilIoad....5 q. and y D.
Southern and South esiern Mails 4 81 and 10Y p
Eastern g ls and a p 10
Newport and Fall River p m
The Long Island Mail closes at..........5 q. and p
Sunday MailsOn Sunday all mails close at... IA p
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An MiSfnken

Happen at HELMBOLD's New Drug Store, No 59a Broad
way neg. metropolitan Hotel and the best Away. be hsA
there.
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European Steamers.

Just received ssrse assortment OF fine French EIIsetA
Pomsde. ToIei-Sets, Har-Brushes, &C.. at HELaBoLDa
New Drug Store No S9s Broadway next Metropolitan Hotel
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JRFFRRs, No. $40 Broadway. -Ladies and
Children's Doors SNPPLEs, BUCKLES, Bows, &c.
Also Gents 81 IPYgRs JLFPyRs J73 broadway.
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THE COLORRD ORPHAN FAIR.-A number OF
prominent and enterprsng coored ladies of this city
have for many years maintained the Union Bazaar
Association for the purpose Of raising fands to sup
port the Coorcd Orphan Asylum BY their annual fairs
they have contributed many thousand dollars to this In
sttuton So generously have their efforts been sec
onded aud supported by some Of our wealthy and be-
nsyoent citizens in their last fair that over three thou
sand dollars we're taken in few days. We give, for
TIE benefit Of such contributors short statement OF
Che receipts and expenditures:
Constitutions received in money 98 q
Realized om Fair and Festival. ISoV os
Whole amount received. ~
Total expenses goods hall hire, &c, 6e... LOIS 70
Paid to the Managers Of the COlOred Orphan - -
Asyiu n's..''ss''''s L.V -
Attest Mrs BASTIEU, DreciTe'''
Mrs. c. l., Treasurer.
Miss FANNY TosPKINs Secretary.
This is very well for these times. when the benevo'
Iencs OF the people is taxed By so many claims. The
Asylum by means Of these yearly fairs and other helps
IS now on a selsupporing basis and these ladies' still
maintaining their organization are turning their efforts
t. the help Of the soldiers We trust that their energy
and devotion viii DO successful in the future as they
have been In the past
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Dcafaess,
IMPAIRED SIGHT.
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC
MUCOUS MEMBRANE,
DESTRUCTION OF THE EUS.
TACIIIAN TUBE,
CURED.
IN ONE MINUTE,
aud every disease of the Eye Ear requiring either medica
sur.ies aid a,,eudelto
DIR. Won EISENBERG,
Author Of Surgical and Practical observations the Dis
ea.e, Of the Ear with New Msde of Treatment" a, hl
Office.
No. Si8 BROADWAY.
OPINIONS OF TIE HEW-YORK PRESS.
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Business Noiites.

DO not let your prejudice stand between your
raering child and the relief that viii BE- sboluely 10
follow the ~, OF Mrs WISsLows srHUP. II
reefs ecdty stomach relieves wind collie regulates the
bowels soens the gums gives rest TO the mother and health
10 the child.
ARE You DIsrURBED AT NIGHr,
and hroken Of rest by child suffering aud yng with the
pain Of Cutting Teeth! II and get bottle Of
Mrs WrSstow's SYRUP 1t viii relieve The little
sufferer Immediately. ], wind colo regulates the bow
eis aud is PERFECTLY sAYE IN ALL CASES.
RELIEF AND HEMTH TO Yous CHILDREN
MRS WIysLows SOOTHING SYRUP for Children relieves
tic child from pain invgoates the stomach aud bowels,
reefs sdiy and wind collie Perfectly safe in all cases,
mi ons Of mothers testify. Thiry6ye cents bottle
Oaes No. 40 Deys, NowYork and No POS High Holborn
London, England.
The ARM AND LEG (PALMER'S PATRST) sup
pisd 81 sodsIs by the inventor u ts.Sk f1t IN, sur
nut-si. Phia. by order oftho svRGEoN'OrHrRAI-
TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPEEsoRY
BANDAoEs SUPPORTERS. Ec.-MARsH Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss once only At No Vesey'st. Lady attendant
NERVOUS and VIRULEST DISEASES and PHYS
IcAL WRAgSEss sring from Specific Causes-new and re
liable tIea:enin Reports Of the Howard As'oeiaiion cent
sTILLS hoUGHTOY Howard Association, No South Hhst
Philadelphia, Pc
CURTIss PRAIRIE MOWER
Cuts swah 81 feet wide IN te heaviest grass with but 200
rounds drsf. Warranted in every respect Price 500
For sale by FAIRBASKs Co,
"a 's''l ~ @ s5s B3o:d&oy.
BEAUTIFUL LlFB-LIKB PICTURES.
Csrtes de Viste 81 per dozen Duplicates 90 Al noS
usvss registered R. 4. Laws. NO.l52 chshani,t n Y
Ii you want to know, &c, read
MEDICAL COMMON SRNsK.
hook FOX curious people, and good book for every
one Price I'll So To be had at all news depots Contents
tables mailed Tree. Address -, ,,,on, Nv
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYB.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and nstan.sneous
M eject The genuine is signed WILLiAk A. BArchkLos
sod by al Druggists. Factory No. 81 baIelaYst
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium, Elias
ito Stitch SEwISs-hacHIsks; Nos 80 broad"ay' New
York and Us Euionst, Brooklyn
ARTIFICIAL LINES by Il. D. HUDSON, M. d.,
New Yors A,or.psce Clinton Hal up stairs U. g. soldiers
ana nsrr, furnished without charge BY order OF Surgeon
C3au HamInond U. s. A, and Surgeon w helsn. u B. N
PRINCES IMPROVED PRoTZAS FOUNTAIN PEN.
Satisfaction guaranteed One Ming wrts, Ten nours
PuRpY Co. Pfoprie,oIs sole Mss., No $50 Broadway
WHEELER a. WILSON'S HIGHEST PREMIUM
Iocx sTrroa SEWING MAcHisEs, No. 62s Broadway.
MARRIED.
DC sCOyILLE-At the American House, Armenis, n
T. on Thursday June 90 by the Rev Jane. Brch; sf
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Diamond Ring.

Of a. dsscrptoo. nom Tw eny-6ye Dollars 70 Seven Humid
red Dollar. each for sale By GEO G ALLEN No 10 Broad
way one door below CAnlst. formerly No III Wsus
CLOSED % SATURDAYS st , O'clock. ...
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II you wan. SPRING or SUMMER CLOTHING 10
every style and VARIETY: 60 to y; d. BALDwiN ..
and ..ofs In the city. and prices les. Chiiiren'
Clothing and Furnishing Goods Satisfaction given
Please cal.
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MARRIE ID.

OCAIN-scOyILLE-A the American House Armenia; ~
T. on Thursday, June 20. by the Rev Jane. Brch MI;
DAVID Ocsin Of Sharon Conn, 10 Mics Deus m oco'e Oh
Wet Cornwall Conn. No caids
ChceRo pApers pts6sS COPY.
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l1nb 10 p~erfaufte CT bdntt - UNI o''s" 2s'l"7
h,,noen Elm fir auemal iber9Oben Sn lelil -
ipine 2eitrna an cine @eieli9att, oeren ltluer
- mir mD6ten iasen, unbetrnlitd filler mariner
| 6err Riirtelin fem foil uno tpul6 feline
.S6npe in Der 6riitli6en Su9erO oes abplitio~
niItiiden Catholic Telegraph, beien 6eraus~
oabe er ibernobnt, ais Die prpteitantil6en
Reber : 9emOtraten in ieinem perfauiten Gplf8z
freunO bic Gerrdtberla9ge 8allanOI9bam's on
ben Ntait nagelten.
glein AUDI bieler fem tere6nete Staats@
itrei6, 10 tGbn er mar, miBlang, unb mllBte
miblinsert, unb es muBte bet 8ineitraBe lnO
Der @elt i'm Mgemeinen cine nere neber<
raI6un9 bereitet perpen - Die plOblld, tple
Die 8etebrllno Sault - oarum rt6t ipeitger
nudbultig, fplgeridtig urp weltbiltorild SIT
perOen peripri3t, pie bieie, 9ieielbe beltebt
in Der pl6bli6en Nidtebr Hitmeltn's ST Dem
eriten @e9enitanbe leiner 8ubl = 51 6rer1oilt.
Denn, baB er e8 mar, perOteIen fiibnen Strel6
i'm 8plfSfreun0e 9eflbrt = per m6dte oararl
sneifeln L? Sic 6 anperen linO nur Die Nengltz
li6en, Die ben Spiel balten, p1bre1o er Ielbit
ais S5odele benz Sprannen 2incoln TAPER SIT
0eibe gebt, limb gang re6t baben Die mliipuz
ridden &aoicalen, baB iie li6 ilber Die Sefeb=
rang oieleS einen SrnoerS mebr ~freuen, olS
iber 1000 @ere6te = unp sur Seier ielner
&Idfebr ibre Maltfdlber I6la6ten.
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Sic franS0fi6e 8orfe o@uipuscuut" oct'
gtep : gUrt mad 8Oroeaur teitimntt, ltef IN
idaoboftem 3ulanDe am a. WtdrS in 8errnllrd
Elm tie bate Spet Wtaiten perloren unO ledte
tart. Ntan permutbete, bab ibre 2aoung, bic
aus 3uder beifunO, arg be 6doigt tpar.
3te fran5Dlti6e 8arte 50. 6, GaiQpt," Al
Sage BON Mareille no6 Nerpz Sort unterrpegs,
lief am Z. Wtdr5 in 6ipe 6atbom Sole in ledem
3uitanoe ein,
9as britide S6iff u9lebulu," Don Cardiff
na6 bermuda beitimmt, gtn9 dn 4. Ndr5 an
Der Ginfabrt in ben 6ufen BON Bermuda unter.
Scr S6ppner y6aitb, pDn Stem : Sort nu6
6upanna beitimnlt, lief I'M 4. Wtdr5 %entnditet
in ct. Georges ein.g
8iersig 6d1er SperrtDl unO ell S6tffSbor
wuroen am "a. Sebr. untpeit Gntigla aufges
f56t. Man p%ermutbet, boB b~ieIelben einen
amerifaniI6en @alfi6fabrer 9%ebbrten, Der II
ben iinglten itarfen Stirmen n1ter9lng, Doe
BON einem 8iraten perbrannt mur0e, Der I'D
neueroingS bel SarbaoOeS ieben lteB.
Soloenbe 8lOfaoebre6er ItnO in ct. @eor9e'
ein9elaufen : 9ampfer DSnper" BON Wllmln9
ton nit 724 8anen 8aumwple uno 161 Sitter
J Sabad ; 9ampfer vGito Of 8eterSburg" Dol
Q8ilminqtpn nit 725 8allen 8auntfpple Uni
"a SierceS Sabud.
9ie 9ampfer vGitp Of 8eterSburg," u6lO.
rie," vGoquette" unO uSbiitle" iinO sum SlO
fapebre6en pieber GaSgelanten.
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Die 9euersbrnnff in G:lmira.

@lmira, 10. Ntdr5. 9ur6 ben 8rano
Der neuen 8re6bpterianer : STRIDE, mori1 bic
gusitelluns CUR l1ntertiBuns franfer unb pers
wunoeter Soloaten gebulten wuroe, perlieren
bic Gpntrattoren $4,000. 2
9aS pur6 Die Qu8itelIung eingenOmmene
@elo tpurDe g~erettet,
Sin &nabe gamenS 6reoOp 6art fam bur6
Gritiden INN unO feline 2ei6e puroe aus ben
Srimmern ge5c9en.
Splqenoe 9erIonen murOen bei6dOtgt: !6err
@Onperie, Elm 7Oidbri9er Greis, idwer 9enrp
Gopea, i6wer; Glart Sngrabam, lei6t SO.
6uwlin, lei6t.
Sur weni9e Der uus9eitelten Sq@en tpnrOer
g~erettet. 3
9as Gebdrbe nar ppa 9anen unb ainoer,
ais oaS 6euer au8bru6, unb es 1T Elm 8unoer,
bab Der 2eben8perluit nidt 9r6ber NAT.
9as @ebduSe muroe 5u $4,000 on9ei6la-
gen urp mar fir $4,000 perii6ert.
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+ moIAhr,rh Moroo1terr ,ob mo,

tMa1bbranb.- SprgeItern lab man
in Der Hi6tung na9 &Odpile sl grpBe Gart6z
mplfen aufitei9en. @ie man ipdter erfubr,
mar Elm ungebeurer @alobranp Swii6en Sc
nallptptpn unb NpdpiIe entitanoen.
/ Mus Dem 9ien It entla11en. =
@egen bpppelt ausgeiteater Gn~tla1Iungsideine
2ieut. Colonel g8. 81. Qpn6, 40. NO. 9lest.
Majpr 9enrp so. gaes, A. g}O. 8est.; Col.
9(norep s. Mcgiepnplos, I. N0. Gapalerie
Capt. 81. 6. 8enoergait, 1. NO. GAP.
lbwe1enp pbne 9aB pom Camp Barple ieit
30. Sanuar 1864: 3weiter 2ieut, s. Suffer,
9. SbiO Ge9t.
@egen @nperbung 9inOeridbriser Capt.
Sames 81. 9arris, A. Obip Gap.; Capt. g. 81.
Glarf, 5. Snbep. Battalion, Sbtp Gup.
@egen l1ngebpriamS: Sol. @m. s .2pn6,
SO. 81 Ne9t.
Qbweieno pbne 8aB: Capt. 8. sc. Sergeant
/. MulluduiettS @apallerie; Capt. S. S. 8a'
fer, 1. Ser. ct. S6arfi6iben.
t9amen Sair. - Der
8rdlipent Der SoirzN Hociatipn, Maipr Sren6,
madt befannt, oaB Die Sair nod bis Stenltae
Mbeno fprtoauern uno nod INNER Serfdufe uni
@uttipnen Der peri6ieoenen 9lrtitel itattfinpen.
Mm Montag uno 9ienitag fnoen I'M Gotr'
Social grpBe @ptaiz umo Snitulmental : Gpn5ert'
Itatt.
Sim Samitag itbermadten Die 3immerleut
bes 0uartiermeifteramts bur6 ibren aufieber
50. 6. Srppn Der Staat8fair $40. Gin DEM
lelben Sage f6entte Oberlt SO. s.. Sreemar
$50, ipmie mebrere 9lnpere pur6 @r. Semmes
$40.
Ism Der Stabt. @pup. Morton Dor
Snoiana befinoet ii9 felt ppraeitern bier uno To-
9irt i'm metropolitan 6Otel beS9l. Sen. 8uib.
burn in WiIaro'S. sa4 .7 sa4 -
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SIus Bermuda.

9tadridten aus bermuda ppm 10. MdrS
linp bier eingetroffen.
Die uGd5ette pOin 1. Mdrj melpet bic 9tuf<
gebung Der Grri6htn9 elmer 9ampierlinie mad
Nep= Oprf.
9lpmiral Wilne erbielt Dor ieiner lletergobe
beS GpmmanopS iiber oa8 engliide @eldmaoer
an ben 9lomiral !6ppe Elm Silberferpice sum
qrd1ent.
Die u@aSette" meloet nit Sreuoen, baB Der
8iraten%G Captain Goretter uno feline Nanni6aft
BEL Der 3eritOrang beS 0tebellen : SampferS
> Sannie & 8eiiie" Our6 Die amerit. aanOnenz
bppte ni6t ertranten.
Die 8rigg DSimpiun," sc Sage BON 9az
lermp unterpe9S unp na6 Gep=gorf beltimmt,
lief in belddoistem 3uitanoe in ben t6afen BON
st. Georges am 25. 6ebruar Elm.
J9as glOrwe9iide S6iff DOcean", BON 2tz
perpppl rad Bolton b%eitimmt, lief na6 70z
trigger 6abrt am 26. Sehruar in ben 6afen
BON ct. Georges elm, I'M 9ebensnittel etn5u
nebmen.
Die 6annoperi6e 8ri99 uGmma", BON
8uenp8 9tpres na6 Bottom beitimmt, lief led
in ben Saien BON 6amiIton ein. Ser &apitdn
uno Die Mannidoft warea our6 iibermdbi9e
Qnitren9unsen understanding setpOrpen. Sie
2aOun9 wurbe 9el6i6t.
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Wnn her WntDutncs Nrmee.

Burlington, 81. Mdrs. 8riefe BON Der
8Otomac 2trmee melOen, DAP bort ni6tS bon
@idtisteit pprgefommen lit.
Som 8riegsOepurtemert 1T cine OrOre auSs
gegeben pproen, baB ale SOloaten, Die pegen
Ni6tanperbung gu anOern &egimentern perlebt
wOroen paren, io'prt gu ibren urlprin9lt6en
Organiiatipnen Suriidtebren ioaen.
General @rant miro ermartet, cine Nepite
lber Die gan5e 9trrnee abSubalten rno 9rObe
Gprbereitungen werOen bemgemdB getrpffe t.
Gegenpdrtig trefen tdali6 5 biz 6 9elertellre
in unleren 2inien elm.
9ie &ranfen tperben ba(p aus Der Nrmee ent.
fert1t tuer0en.
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Der ~uaiRImnsene @erimtb, Die Sreiselaftnen SIT
$3.50 . a3s A fcIpnifTrer. $3.50
ssosHilI eaufus.

@oibtngtpn, 81, Wldrs. Sin Gautus
wurOe beute spilden ben republifanii6en uno
llnipnsz Mitgliebern pes t9auies ob9ebalten.
Ser 3med pehelben mar, Die @niidteu beiber
iber widti9e Sra9en Der 8plitit gu barmOniliz
rem u1o auf cine baloise Gertagung pes Com
9reies = namcutIid in 8esu9 auf Die sur I'M
terltlbung Der &e9ierung nDtbisen Sinan5maBz
regeln nnb Die ppn @inter 9apis bon Wo. in
Sesug auf Die gegen Die &ebelenltauten pprgez
ldlagenen MaBregeln II gu beantragen. Ser
16ieOene Gntrdge wuroen geitelt, aber es muir
ben feline 8eldlaiIe gefabt, op6 mltroe Suge9e=
ben, DAP WaBreseln BON aI9emeiner 8i6tigfeit
ben Sprran9 baben Icllten.
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Osr @c C5oIont,,pn,r.

6alifur, q. Wtdr5. Ser brittiiae &rie9S>
Sampler @tpr 1T BON elmer Sreu5fabrt na6 Der
italienii6en Sregatte SIC @alantuOmO 5~nrilf9e~
febrt. Sim IS. fpra6 berielbe Die Brig 9Opuro,
pel6e am 10. Dc. in 8r 40, 9dnge 60 elm
Sbiff mad Der 8eI6reibung bes Sic u. Jap,
beHen SOpiegeG perlOren 9egun9en mar urO oaS
na6 Siopiten ~iteuerte. Sin ytCroOit@g8ltO tpebte
sur Belt unO bas S6iff sei9te feline 6arben oOer
Npthiidndl.