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, 1864-03-14
MrnrD11 BlttEtS.

;.yo omssx pArpt IL norr Intimately CONNECTED with
&c a1cIy Of the Na1cra Nc lea Of the Enltea statss
at more 6GorAtlj known Et1netF In medical S1h-
EVER r@Su tnas Of D.: join BuiA. oi LoNts1tlle,
IS. Hl8 ioImlsable preparation q saraanrtls, bag
:sat yslus6le drug. his Componcc Of Wild Gerry
Nas become . houteh6}4 w<Td lhrouEhout tah Y est
ia 6outa ent iIa MORN LozenGes In iass tt Al ar
Stcr tcetf r11o :Gon attained repntattol ~ oi:t
trrcad as the coEtntnE Of North America: Bit tn3
IoxE glory OF hi. lie renains 70 ne at'alneE n -
,ateat eiseorzy r<ther ceei1af12ef lor 81 Goes =
rG{ claim to he the E1sc0ye'eE or CEDtue, WMSn y
re Eass ut. 20. oGe9ea to e s p11 ~ tn;
America to ptoyn Is yir1uts hare stta S9oHn NJ 1ns
ao;t Ian t. hundred ycax1- Aruen WIZ u ING T..
marbles E1hout tear tbs noEt reoomons salp,nAts y Il
T. belief iIh them that Hle there cfea1n !elt ID
re body The Ceeron IL rotsrt to cure, no matter
s?1 r. mi !. 1os nrcpa.ed to endorse ths
uavnrSpt p1etensior be il resefthees satisfied from
fl,ofouc6 examination OF the eyi1enre relatine 70
II irfnss 1taY IL reme.y and preventive for Ill dts
tasc4 arising f.om ersosn.t etia-r 70 ehaEEea O.
Nnsttee ems c1e:ste o. to tho miRsmenc 1n5aeuSEs.
t Ftnucs without Fyal and Justly ce1eryes t1e Fepn
alton Il hs1 70 long enjoyed IN Central America ana
ArI 1rH{ n
, 1864-03-14
FROM GEN. SNEnEIdM'3 EXPE-
.... DITfCN,

Sentiments Of tho People in the Com
fcderncy-lntcrestin Private Letter
written BY q GoniSderete EIeInbor
Ground tsaat their Cause ts IIopcloss
Their Ignorance OF Northern AE.
fairs - Waiting for Something to
Turn Up.
, 1864-03-14

told By LORD eAI1H, Wholesale Druggists, g
whom all orders may be addressed Je1oE6a1yNYaK
, 1864-03-14

hut the scasnn bring now open We are errcparcd TO I'LL
Iii ordc.r in OUT linc viii. Iro1uptncse.
our e;ocl i tour times laTEer and much moc eaee
En1t,rct and oWnc.F nf river propczty will consult
,ctr own in,crrx,s ns E!sn ~ s,A ;,..d ,,o,,..
mr. nTnn. Of navigation, A Plcsse ltsvc ost1eEs I'm
sHCf,iEteiy. G1 a11 e. to.tt . ~ u 80 = -oo.
1.ltG-psa-9T ~ ooutu HAAG1 eA!sseL.
, 1864-03-14

Roam through the world through every climate range
Here Is the antldote 'gatnst every change;
Water impure 1t tenpe1s, and inures
Man to all hart,ships In all temperatures.
, 1864-03-14

RI. INITIALS.
". W....capt. Dat. D, n As. ~ &c: g.: &c
Msesa o1: j. q ~ La
South Clark SIT Chicago IN. D. II. .Capt.
efoo 9srE 9 sd ID sesp S
p: N,;:.o. NJ. Commissioning g1:icer &c: =, 1ss
islsntry'.a b. ,CoMn,aadi5s % oacsf c. b. Ia;
Rect II; Artillery Capt Of ths g: u. lst Chicago
Hcrs seW}ns a9e. caie.so III:
e. T. Of Houston Lodge....Eo. Sa.,..Pos: OiNce
drawer 6-51.. S. L. S... c. st
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must anxa
three cent st21up. .....-.
~ Once open from 1st OF April to 1st Of November
from H. till NJ. From November 1et till April
1st. rom q. m. till 8p. m, and On Sundays from 8
O. m. 10 IDLE q. N.
2D1G J.L. SCRIPTS, r.M
, 1864-03-14

r OANS ON ZEAL: ESTATE.
3 49,. .o,~+rnt,v nrrosred to negotiate loans
1n rra1 Estate i city for term At tae
MoncSy1 fnvttsd ss sbove for resdeats Or non8ed
deutA. l.. H. ULhan lGO = NG.s,.
r+444 yaao In NILS Corner L&keane AsssAe ~"
, 1864-03-14

WlQSe OT8 Is taking tho FIact o. osH.ss7
CfIKXSTADOEk0sSs
Those Dye IL the most perfect imitation Of Nature
DIHRT4TAD0KOsS!
Whose Dye nRe been auaayzed by the he's: Chcnls
&aa ntnnptuced haIMlrss7
<,f1RISTADOKOsS!
1gho.e Eai1 Dye succeeds when ell othe7s easl:
CHKISTADOKOsS.
who,e Hair Dye has the largest sale IL tho world:
[EIRIETAD0IkOsSt
Whose Dye IL shipped IN the greatest auantltles 70
te fs1rhaired 1natdcns Of Cuba, Me1tce. End South
Anet1cAf
CHRISTADOROsS:
Manufactured by J, CHlJ-TADOltO. Aston
Honec, New York. Sold eTtty<hcsr, nud applied b
iricr 81, xl.56 aid IS per b<1. according tc size.
, 1864-03-14

ccptlon. pronounce lAoAEK roErEI's Covcn HAl-
hAX tho most PLEASANT and cicsclout :tcmedy for the
in children that haa cvc been given to the FUHL!c
They say Il slTnys as* liSe s,::sm: casidrm feas
rsEn1sttoas now 10 The market It c.n b. oatatned q
FINCH & FULLER and SMITH 4 DWIE!: Wholesale
a ActutA for thE WeSterf: Hfcf4x. rlh1I MN
, 1864-03-14
DROPOSAIS FOR FORAGE.

J. cmU quAKTn8xAsTKz.s p111on,l
szA1ED s s. IL anas
s,z9eo 1es su7flysx T. o. 9uaEtsmastss. r.
aia1sa1fls. and FoIf Eesros o. % aishs1 d sasss
Dasss IL HI ~ Gssa e esss ses
ofccfn CT cat a2d 50 sona Ct hay ors:aw, or upwa
rs ssess sSa & tss
whtea sasy Ei!i nahs ael'.sss :as.:xs ne 49,
Wien ~ os,vEr1ss ihal Be coRstnsseed. aud v.a1
TSs rl,ee aust ne written ops in words On ths bid.
Corn he PIT a2 II Eoaa 5tcus sa:k, o. sooas 70
~
3 t1e doverament. The kay md sraV 70 be aeeurs1
q tTaN fro3osec to be delivered must b stated Il
1 ID sItnles offered ande- The BIDS hornsa .a,,ssa
~ 9s sassst
NV e s5s9 - s Sc ae e
% WEole sneaSt eoafsstea foF aasll a%vo bean d
TSe p5tr haf ne required 70 s rs
Ts ss i rEs s e
T.otA ten Jays thereafter. exee1sc she Contract fk
~. as< u Ss $50 e sss ds,st
ia Z e sasa eiaasr saoaia
,es es a e f a. nc
eoses Ee,poosb!a oazdgs oz tae pesson to woon ~
cenEnss ny bS " - r.,na,or. r,nsr ae ,no,
b. tss oitleia1 eo1iaea,s @ Of Dt.:rles 3:oT1s1
Sni:sa ssS;ss e. @aaess. .: fs'1on'ials psssas
III hiaasrs ID VII 8 duly rctnea Of tie .eee,.aaesor
zsss,iSS e .srt,.
fSposa1s f ia nsss Ss ssdfsssa 70 Bstx.aeE eseere,
Ton .. G. nd saould os plaizly ma7Ssd FEooeas4
Bonas. In sura eaual to tho xmonns ofthe conrzzaa
naDGdby the coz rartor an both nls guarAntoss, VIZ
be 7eaIle: Of: .acce'strl bader or hlddezs apch
lnk ioTms II siss and nond mag b
Obtained d. 'PPtisas09o FnRa 81 = II FoPosA1
, 1864-03-14

~ WAR D1PArTxK1T.e
WAsH1SoroN. Febr1ary =, lss4.s
pK0rOsAtS will be received By this Department.
until TUESDAY. 3tarch l5 at P. NJ, for tho deT-
eJ, at the following AEsenas, Of Hozss Eqotpneot4
United States Cavalry pAtte11 aS hCFeinAftuE aPCc4
fed:
Al the keE York rHer A. g 900 sa:s
Al the frankfort Arsenal, s 100 sess
al the AIEcrhany Arsrnnl 4 DC1 srts
Atthe Einrinnaft Depot. 5000 sets
Ihese seta of HtFsc Eouinment1 are to be furaish
ed complete, except lhe brush, eurzy.como
lnfi1t. 1Ickctptu link, nud blanket. The curb au8
watering blts The maeahu Iron hIrd WIRE and at{r
rtrflu md Hnfsh
, 1864-03-14
Efankf1tp ant EmhanUe.

Wv E-AtJAHA%t
GPENCER, villa & CO.,
~ BAHKERs AND BROKERS,
II Congress ssreet. Bost<,o.
e9aSKs Ah neSpS sqpSNT sks 4sn s9an 81 . e
ii ffs$azf & atHsS h2skEE f&3cEtv
fsE! 42Sf 5F2sxI 2ShHHRS4 e hAHhhhaEs AND De
ofl.ke sapeIsor and I:naa.sn aintsE ssoets ~ s
nied :, tue bo'is s.sst
NEW YORK WAREHOUSE
TX AND
SECURITY ComrANY.
o@ce, Eo. 2o Pine street, opposite y. q, Sub
Treasury Building.
Cash Capital, $1,ooo,ooo.
S xs nE ss ts s HALF
sion business,
& ID a!s
xiso"pst upon Interest," subject to night or
lEsss;!ss. 2cgeti:t.oa I'd asnessi Z sP2ets "a
e g. ~ e.
o Eent sais s Or o1eEtsc sna t1 Be-
ssese %Ds&sttRs fg's ri u e nsas nd
The ~pccial attention OF merchants throughout tho
West is called 10 the supplying Of grnst want "a
the establishment Of tiits COMPANY D. tht psftiee
Eho cngaFtd In accomplishing the bcSt mol
chants IN the City Of New York and Eiv1nE degree
OF eeenrtty secoEd 10 10 1nFtitu!ton incorporated
AL business will receive prompt attenuon ana
every exetfton mHde bY active BUSINESS men com
irieing The dirrcuop to giro entire aaittectou.s
ExYxnEN0K n CHICAGO:
=. II. DUFuAM. Esq. ::
8. 4. SMITH, t[sSiGeot =. D. l.. q Z. COMPANY.
". +. EOOI4hhDaH & CO.
THE0DORE CRANE, Pres.
r. j. OGDEN, Sec. facovs3-3n sA T&rH
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO.
1856 LAKE STREET.
Original and Subscribed Capital, = scot, 900
JAS. H BOWEN. Frcs1dcnt.
AMOS T. HALL. Vice President
IRA HOLMES, Cashier. fc2svS1-sn
FIRST EATIoMAL I. TON BANK
Southwest cor. Lake aud ClArl.sta. .
CAPTTALs $4Q0sDD0e
, 1864-03-14

oANA -v-s,-- ~
O46GufEh1!
7AAAoN'S
iiNSDItiRlE cFMEMTE
Applicable to the Is of more general practical
before the public, Il has been
thoroughly tested during the last
two years by pra%snesAl q men, and
Superior to Any
Adhesive Preparation Known.
Anew thing. Hj1ton,s rnso1nh1a Cement
-.,,u,.
NY sTmaS: Gnu IL M tes'ttt q n
6n scfKHT1FIc FRiSc1p1Es. snd I
under no circumstance or change
As nrt1nf N ar em,t anv of'e1ane
sameu.
Rn1T SHor
1S' pac:arsIs. ,,..u,.., ,,,,n ,....,.u
iii III Il III hcst aslE aG+,cds sSSn.aes, S,1n,s,
~ ~ f.n+tG 4an ~ H. 9ess 3fa abSa nnoWn
WORKS Witheat delay: IS not e siec. Il !:
s'a"s ""s s4"Dse " 'eA'p a'ase'
-wrr-s
IeEelers.
IWiH md y somc!eot!y adneslve
, 1864-03-14
:Ti11a11cial.

DlTTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
J. AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE EEcEETAET,3
TIrTsGtE6r. rA.. February 18th. 1854.
D1v1pESp-1hc board Of Dltectcr4 hive this day de-
c!:re1 dividend o. SEyEE PEH CENTUM on the In.
come. or Third Mortgage Bonds Of this Company out
OF April mkt II. Il. BARNES. Secretary.
llllg- -8.sla4t
, 1864-03-14
4 Physiological View OF Mar

Gontsin!nr ncary go PAGES md 1so hne Plates nd
EnEThvtnsR NJ the Al Atuny Q. the sc1u3! o.fane N
STATE II Heath md l.iseasc, with IT Etlse t,n
IT, psRl;,.ee sn q WEE mi
tho only rational and fuccessful med Of cure .
LhoEn by the report 9f cs.cs treated. trGthiu!
marriage. who entertain doubrs Of taetr lhss!cal
condition Sent ffee of rottase to snJ sdassss. ps
addres..ng u. Ia cEofx, ka. s. Maiden aaaRe. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
VAPOR BATHS.

And also all inhamatory diseases. For further /
nation call and Judge for yourself.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
indianapolis and Madison
ER II LnRaD<A I'D
1864. WWF 81 1864.
new Arrangement To Commence Nom

ooyf Na1
1.-TWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted be
tween Indianapolis and Madison. =
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis q 900 A.
arr r. NJ. arriving at Madison At 1910 A. NJ and SO
Pm
Leave the Depot at Madison nj A u. and 2;fo z. L.
arriving at indianapolis at IL A. N and T.40 Y. NJ.
Trains leave Columbus for Nashville at Z. NJ. arrv-
lug AZ $40 NJ. Returning leave Nashville A NJ.
arriving at Columbus NJ ll:l5 A. ".
THIS Road forms line with the Packets at Madison oI
Of freight between Cincinnati and In
sisnapolis and points West.
Tair Of Freights as low a. by any other route.
shippers and merchants West will ind theiris
to ship by thisIins.
maris DC. BRANHAM. Superintendent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

The Doctor will guarantee cure of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-13

The scythe of war has, at least, prostrated,
for time, one er1z We aretold 1hat tie pub
lication of those tcheap popular novels"
books which were once showeTea over he
land, thick ''as leaves in Va}aE1,hrosa." has
much diminished Of late and hat the los K
publishers find il TO their interest 70 send io1th
reprints Of standard works, OF really TajuaiIe
productions, instead OF the trash that formerly
paid 30 we'll ana was SO much sought after.
To be sure, there Is an 'tf>et to this. in the
' X, 49, s.o,,,,1u.~ oro l.onnbt u,.v no,er
S"'5' t .l:s~ a1so 1,,k nazr.no,.a rs and i =
- ~ 10y IT,. ,ha..;,,,~,.,;s .,c.,Jj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-13

THE uCoSrRABANDs" IN ALEXANDRIA,
4 DR.. Pettiiohn, surgeon in the u D. ar
nv, writing from Alexandria, IN reference 10
the 'contrahands in this place, says :--
Il think that within the Jurisdiction Of zen
Siouyh. the Military Governor OF AIazandf'a;
Virginia. there are nearly seven thonsa''o
contraha nds, ana at this time there are ,at
twenty-five persons on fhe char'fah'e ramon
lit Of the Cnumis~ary, and ont OF out a It"
hundred white refugees there i nearly d"
equal number on the same 'ISt. Inc contra.
E,ands have. hundreds Of them, IN me iaS5
twelve months built houses Of their OWN ana
paid every dollar Tor them besides supporting
their families chink they hare built nearly
one thousand Of these houses n one year. ara
the idea Of settling these people in little vi
lagos an.; comn:unities 10 experiment win
their abilities. teaching them trades. and IN
making a support for themselves, and q a.:
700, a. heavy expense TO she t5overnmenf.
Is 20 say the least CT it. ridiculous. J ey
have q pretty fair proportion OF mechanics
considering their numbers, and the majority Or
them have Il ore ] tactical knowledge II the
mechanical arts, and Of culyatlng the soil,
than many OF The 'nen who are ezpe1 mentlng
with them. Allthey need is protection plenty
Of work 10 do at fair price, and punctual
payment: then let them expend their n.oneE
as they please, and they will make their own
support and be no expense to the t'overnment
This is iust what they are getting here under
Gen Slough gubernatorial Jurisdiction
A man named David Duff was arrested on
Saturday, IN New York, charged with having
forged check on Morgan & Sons, bankers, ii
William street, for the sum Of fifteen thousand
dollars, The money was drawn on spurious
check, at the Bank Of America short time
before the sailing OF the steamer Edinburgh Tor
| Europe, and the officers found Duff just as lie
was embarking on that vessel. lie was taken
to the TomDs and searched, when nearly the
| amount of the check was found In gold. Dutt
had been for long time confidential clerk II
the employ OF NJ essrs. Morgan.
On the twenty fifth Of August a hundred
and fifty Confsderates, under Capt. Mcneil,
attacked the Wilkins plantation, near Good
rich S Landing, on the Mississippi River, kill
ed the guard, burned the stables, and took
away several mules and horses. They also car
ried away Two hundred negroes.
Two blockade runners, loaded with cotton
II England, it is said, fer the payment Of tie
Interest on the Confederate loan-arrived at
Halifax last week. An English blockade run
ner with cotton, is reported to have been cap
tured, few days ago.
| There is woman in Troy, New York, who
4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-13

The New York Daily News declares that 1t
mill neither snnnort Mcclellan or Lincoln and
that It's course is approved Of by the Peace
men. It says:-"G eneraI Mcclellan voice
i for war. Principle feeling, consistency
every suggestion Of pstrloti:m, craftsmanship
and self respect torbids us therefore from
giving him our support. -Four years more OF
such blooi>hed and destruction as men and
gods never before witnessed, having been made
an issue Of his election, we teel bound % re-
s;st Il with the yuost energetic opposition. -
Tn another article it says THE candidate
Tor President proposed at Chicago has forfeit
ed all rights offered him by that nomination.
aad party fealty demands that the Convention
reassenble, and that a candidate for the Dem
ocraric party be nominated, who will, when
elected, carry its principles and It's measures
into effect. Failing to do this, The chosen
guardians proving faithless TO their trust, the
neon}e will take the matter in band and call s
Convention Of their Own. >
The s'Virginia State Journal says -" A
bill was presented to the y. S. Circuit Court
to day by Israel Dorsey, negro, claiming to be
q citizen Of Massachusetts,, and asking an
Injunction 10 restrain the County Court OF Al
exandria County from proceeding TO hear ana
determine the case Of Graf vs. Howard with
out examining him as q witness. The parties TO
the case ofGraff vs. Howard being white, under
the laws of Virginia, Dorsey is not allowed to
testify. It is claimed by Dorsey shat under
the Constitution Of the United States he has
as much right TO testify in suit between
white men here as in Massachusetts.
The New York Express Of yesterday in its
money article says 1.-THE heavy fall in gold
has made good many 'lame ducks among
the smal fry spectators on the bull side, but
one large house, and that of German extrac,
ton, has gone under. The price opened at
225, and was run up TO 226z, when the start.
ling ruuaor that General Grant had been driv-
en- from the Weldon road, hut towards noon
fell 10 2l3, partly upon another rumor that
Gen. Lee had been defeated. The fluctuations
were frequent and violent, and were attended
by the greatest excitement eyer known in the
gold ROOM
Another ''confiict of authority has arisen
in Kentucky, in consequence Of an order of
Gen Ewing to require the Justices of each
county to levy upon the tax payers sum SUI
fcient to arm, mount, and pay fifty men 70 be
raised ID each county, &c. Gov. Bramette
has published counter order directing the
justices not to obey the military orders And
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-13
GOLD.

Nav York, Sept. l3.-Gojd, to day q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-13

The quota Of the draft in Nashlngioo, has
been very much reduced, tut, it IS SaId' 'ns
draft Tor the wanting number vii! &c Oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

BeSFVfr o.
Mr.. CHARLES FISHER.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MsrcAs
Sir Butwes hvttou's great comedy.
MONEY.
will be produced, with a
GREAT CAST
aud elegant and amp opriats -
SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS.
Box booE now open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

AEErRoPOLrTAN FAIR
UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION.
yowx Feb. "a 1894 J
The Ladies' Committee Nusic herewith bog to tcndsR
MR.. DAN BRYANT
OF his OF Ministries for their ktne
aud graoua performance at the Third Private Coscsss
gwen behalf OF tho METROPOLITAN Far on the 2Veh usS
largely added to the enjoyment ~ -
evening aud the general success OF the concert
MRS n. 4. MILLS.
ChairmaH OF the Ladies' O0mmttteo
ALMRA MARIE SMITH. Secretary;
To OAs BRYANT, KsQ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

rrRkrIok. voLukrEERs-A WORD 10 fhE
N - sufficient rhose who about % ersst would
DO well 70 call ri the TAXED States Claim and Law once zox
broadway whore you WIN receive Information eiang 70
volunteering which viii be greatly interest and pro
h and which the votsSsn well the inexperienced wiz
not fai 10 Justly appreciate Fall particulars rs 20 your
or cassy-sna where the different regiments are located
also where the highest amount OF bounty = pieet ana
where the mos cash in hsad Is given ani how rect
Tor your families he obtained The above, aud all other
informal on relating 20 the rights Of volunteers VIII DC
gwen free the rcmunerses US ior ON
services A. LEWIS CO uaited States Claim aud Law
oice, 2s2 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

A DviGR FREE DAY AFTfR DAY WE HAVE OF
u Tered cur advice free Of Charge for the prot Of al
VINO are about 20 and st we hear from those
who have been cheste Of theie bounty and tights Let
us saY e. that II cheated Do compa Tor
Opportunity Is offered by for 10 learn Of all the boun
ties snd how paid We also render all The information tina.
YOU NAV desire about the different regiments hi right
10 enter and such other normao may be reqste for
vonr interests. aaat nays as ans you may cali Ia
The law Office OF PhfNNEY co. at 166 broadway up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

MADAxE RAYS il TAR BEST CLAIRvoYANr AND
~ Asuoioasl 10 this city she teiia your very tboughm
IVES lucty numbers causes speedy marriaees OGcs 20
c.sns aver svsnSs near Twenty seventh strest Ladies ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08
AMUyE MnMrs.
WALlAok'ss ,uxvyrrsrr s,onr ov fuEsDA'
MR. LESTER TALLACk'S STANDARD PLAY
R0SFUAIE

Mr. LESTER #i a5sfDstS sfs'spzho PLAY
hssssf SAA SSas N I4ysns rs s,Sass
s '% ~ Tss!n "a $ss4 Ss sEs
I'VE Sasa y" NJ 'e o@s sa Seas
ttsnnSspA X 's"!a r rne yohp Win
essoa A rae e1 hsn 70 n hr % 'e ''
NlgLos oArnEs COMMENCES II w,,r.r,rv
SECOND wrsx
TRIUMPHANT ENGAaEhEET
CAROLINE EIJnlsas
rtsrFivsli I LAST sf 9 1o s
"s DAUGHTER OF PIE REGIMENT
" mcat Wv MISE CAROLINE eeosrsas
8 Il ' a sgyHs s 's'S"'iS .%. Ars a.
sJ jssES4fs" sss$ssssn ,.v,.u
Il zoT Ssa h aaizs SiaE % 4
.aogeit ONLY ns,'sa % rs Sri'auV Oosr.s Tom
!. "''''" s's. r IA TICKET rLkAsn MAN. .....
(, sssdsvEN. Ki0HpS MORk
= ELEykk NIGHTS MORE. -...'".'
Il ELEyEN NIGHTS MORE
+; ELEVEN NIGHTS MORE. ..a
ELEVEN NIGHTS MORE .
aens S he e New y .s = s sn a. ess ~
Of ITS FIRST attraction aMd cortd he performed fSv the 70
maindcr Of the without d,iGntaon thosowds
that nightly ga,hcr ths theac. ara nos ckcur'asaness
mir nDt Mira w g. FLORERoE
70 o'i,s '''' ss,s S, e ssse
being the LA6TwEEK
Of sroducon wiii be Tom rayos q.
THE 7ICKfT- OF LEhlE MAN
w7b its sien' I'D and beauni beng the
ONE HUNDRED AND TSkTH MORT.
ONE HUNDRED ARD TENTH NIGHT.
kSD MRS r FLORENCE
Seals he had Al olscs clock u Il.
ococI ios any Of tbcse
TWELVE NIGnYs
Doors open ut 6K. commence ~ yk opsclses may se !
ordered N ~ O'Clock
froG's oID BowERY THEATRE
l. Lessee Director AMI q Il Fog
ENffkE tii aEGE OF 6iii.
REVIVAL or rHk BALLET PAhrOMIME
NIX a l.. FOX ..ss... as .....t.. eCHoOLBoY BOBBY
And AN os,g,wA character in tbc drama
" STuDLEY q, W THOMPSON
9, t. FOX. HARRY Oh APMAr,
MISS r. DEVIL
MONDAY AND TUESDAY MARCH AND =.
BATTLE or SEDGEMOOE
TUE SCH0OLMhSTEk
ALICE GREY
r@E bh,r APPEAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-08

1,HE BANJO TAUGHT By FRANK n CONVERSE
! Refers to the following mu.ic dealers w A. Pond
ordou 63s Broadway, and the minstrel profession general
", Address, care OF y. 9. QampbsL 40 Fourth ayspas
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-08-25

A chimney one hundred feet high, con-
tanning ninety thousand bricks and
weighing over two hundred tons, was
moved ono hundred feet, in Worcester,
sIass., without dislocating brick ''
One hundred and thirty-two thousand
dollars in fractional currency was issued
from the Treasury last week. Over four
millions Of the three years seven three
tonths notes were converted into bonds bo-
tween the I'd and 9th of August. feauc
A writer in the National hteliigencer
urges Senator Cowan, Of Pennsylvania,
as candidate before the Chicago Con-
vention for the nomination t. the Presi--
dency.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-08-25


THE New CuRRENCy.-Important re-
forms are now being introduced in the
manufacture of the postal or fractional
currency. The business of counterfeit
ing the different issues of the department
has been and is carried on to such extent
that a new description of notc is abso-
lutely necessary. This has been pre-
pared. and will shortly be put in circula-
ton. The material upon which the note
is printed is peculiar, and the process of
manufacture cret.--PhiId. Dial.
KILLED AT CnAMBERsByRa. Major
Baily, Second Independent Maryland
Battalion, is said to have been the rebel
officer killed at Chambersburg, Pa, in
stead Of Harry Gilmor, as at first report
Cd ~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-08-25

AZ" A considerable portion of our pa
per to-day is taken up with the lengthy
and interesting account of Coz. Jacques
Journey to Richmond, his conversation
with jeff Davis and the ultimatum OF
the Rebels in regard to tho ccasing OF
hostilities between the two sections We
ask our readers to give it careful perusal