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TERRIBLE AccIDEST.-A Nan Almost Instant
iy Rined-This morning, about 4 O'Clock, whilst
a cart loaded with hides, was being driven on the
north side Of II street, between Twelfth and Thlr-
teenth, one of the wheels became stalled BY reAIon
Of the excessive mud. The driver hy putting
muscle to the wheel and whip TO horse, succeeded
In moving the cart. Unfortunately, however, 1t
moved too rapidly, and when IN proximity to a
tree, the same wheel slid down the slippery gutter
side, catching, like vice, the driver between II
and the tree, and crushing him so that he died In
Ave minutes. The driver was named Connor, and
has wife and email children residing on New JCr-
Bcy avenue.
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On the 4th instant at the residence of the brides
father, BY the Rev. Father Lynch, RICuARD
THOMAS MERRICE, OF Chicago, Illinois, 10 MAMIE,
daughter Of James {. Mcclure, OF this city.
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The Lawrence (Mass.) Sentinel says that
never since that city was settled was there such
q demand for operatives in their manufactur-
ing establishments.
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Captain UPSOn Recovering,
nv People's TELEGRAPH Line.1

IIARTroRD, Feb. GA letter from an officer
of the Twentieth Connecticut volunteers states
that Captain Epson, who was barbarously shot
by rebel assassIns after his surrender, is doing
well, and will probably recover.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-06

THE BALTIMORE AND ,rfo RALRoAD.-The
bridges of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
recently destroyed by the enemy, have been re-
paired, and travel has been resumed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-06

u The next regular monthly msetIng
Of the Board OF Trustees OF the Public Schools win
be held on TUESDAY next, the 9th inst, At 4lE
O'Clock p. N, n. T, MORsELL,
fe6-3t Secretary,
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EE- This paper is nor FURNISHED BY carriers 10
S,,s,sribsr, IN hi, ritv and GcorQdotr' at thirty
rents per month.
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o. Rev. w. II. FurneHa, ID. D., OF Phil
AdeIphia, will preach In the Unitarian Church,
(SundAyO February I. Hours Of service, II a. m.
and IL ip.m. feo
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BY TELEGRAPH.
by the Peoples Linc.l
New York Stock Market.


NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The steamship Ger
mania takes out to-day 1000, ana the city
of New York S20l, 900.
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~ Subscribers failing to rsesire br Rrpub'i"o"
, g,il1rly ril plsa~ aotify tbs Office.
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The people of Iowa, through their represen-
tatiyes in Congress, arc moving for a ship canal
from the Mississippi to La Sale, Illinois.
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Large contributions have been made in Phil
adclphia for the relief Of the suffering loyalists
of East Tennessee.
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~ TIE 06lcc orthe National Repu0'icd" Is OF
81 Ninth street, bcftcecu Pc,,uFluania drrHwo'd
. street.
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tol street, between b and C-IervIoeI at II a. II.
Subject tomorrow, the Doctrine Concerning the
Redemption. feb6-It'
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The Portland Board of Trade has memorial
lied the State Legislature for the repeal of the
law taxing lauking stock owned ont Of the
State
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~. stOIsn.-SSO RewGrd.-A Reward or
600 will he paid, and no questions asked, upon the
Buttons, and pair OF Rhite.hAndled RavOlveTs,
which were stolen from house No. S57 II street, on
the morning OF the I'd instant. Apply to
John DUGAN,
ie9-Bl No. 4s9 Tenth street.
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rebel csvslryj is considered the most dangerous
character in the part OF the country where ho lived
and is known to be thoroughly disloyal. He has
never taken the oath Of allegiance, but as IS said
10 the statement made by parties who know him,
he would take II 90 A. to be set al liberty. This
account OF his past career has been cleaned from
the statement made by the officers who arrested
him He was sent to this city and IL now in the
Old Capitol
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IL storaRe-In Ftre-ProOI Brick Ware
house, foot OF y street. Apply to FRED. g. COZ
ZENs, PennsylvGniA avenue two doors from Four
tSenth street. OG20-ti :.
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R5- The Hall OF Representatives viii be
open for religious services TOMORROW, (Sun-
dAyD February 7, at II .. m. Sermon by the Chap
ffN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-06

Es-CaIvAry Baptist Church nIeetG every
Sabbath in the Old Trinity Church. Oh Fifth urest,
between L and Louisiana avenue. Service at II
A. M. and ~ T.. NJ. seats iree, Rey. 4. H. How
lett, pastor. JsHlG'ti
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company, 60s Ninth street, Zone door from Penn.
sylvhnla avenue, n
iyI6-h A.B. TALcoTT, Manager.
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1hNoToRoUE REBEL ARRESTED. - Caleb s,
stone, who is better known by the mon OF our
cavalry as Black Hawk" was arrested near
Fairfax c. Il. day or two since by an officer Of
Gen yler's command. This man was a captain
in the rebel army; WAS at the first battle OF Bull
Rum was conductor Of the election ut Arundel for
the ratification Of the ordinance OF secession of the
state Of Virginia. acted At guide for NuartS
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RS- virginia Union LeRgue.--ThG regu-
lar monthly meeting Of the Virginia Union League
will take place in tile League Rooms, No. iSlNinth
street, I'D hoOr, back rOOmD on SATURDAY
EVENING, February oth at u. O'Clock
Il, G, GREENE,
fcbj-2l Secretary '. L. l..
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THG GABAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTA.-Th
,ulekeSt and safest route to the Northwest and
southwest. Two through ttAns daily, and one TO
sunday. SOldieTE tickets at Government rates To
all the principal points in the North and West
rot Tickets and further Information apply at the o.
nee Of the "GreAt PennhyiYanis Route" northeast
corner PennIylvRnjh avenue and Sixth street, un.
dor National Hotel, Ofioe open from 4. m. 10
p. N. ION SundAyB9 10 ~, N.
+. 0. NORTON,
Aug Aren't
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EE-Comfort for the krmy-NNIIAon,s date
Evans Patent Tent stove-The undermined hAy.
ing purchased all the conflicting interests ia the
celebrated patents and improvements Of Woodbury.
and Of Evans upon Portable Tent Stoves for army
u'c, 10 now prepared to furnish dealers in Wash
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES made Of cast Iron,
with eight feet Of pipe; each stove packed In box
twelve Inches by six, AND weighing, all complete,
but about twenty pounds large enough TO heat
thoroughly any Officers tent-A wonder OF com.
paeneBB and utility. Fer sale BY all the prominent
dealers in stoves a suffers supplies,
D, F. WILSON, Sole Proprietor,
de2i.tf National Hotel, Washington.
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IL Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual Systems-new and reliable
treatm0nt-in Reports Of the Howard AasociAtionl
Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes, free o
charge. Address Dr.. J. sKILLIN H0UGHTOH
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street
Philadelphia, Pa. no29-dkwIm
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~ The Confessions and Experience OF
An IFvALID. Published for tho benefit, and Al A
warning and A CAUTION TO ToUHo MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man.
hood, ETC., supplying at the samc time THE MEANS
or SELF oUpE. BY one who has cured himsefT AZ
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quAckcry.
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esu.
mt Q0-lV Bedford, Hinru COuntv' n \
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The LECTURE or MR. CuRTIs.-Thc lecture
Of Geo. VIM. Curtis, ESD At the !: Street Baptist
Church last evening, was delivered before a
crowded audience. The subject was " The way oi
peace, " and Mr. Curtis view Of the matter was
that the way to obtain peace was by bloody war,
In the course Of the lecture, Mr. C., Tebuked in
words of wthering sarcasm, tho course Of Gov,
Scy mour in the New York riots, and made 4 hit at
Fernando Wood As one Of the new apostles Oi
peace which the events Of the pas few yCNrG have
produced. lie cWOgzcd the fearless patriotism oi
Andrew Johnson vi Tennessee, and thanked God
that although President Lincoln Is not a Cromwell
or u CeRsar, he is something better than these-N
wise, far.sighted sagNcious Interpreter OF the al
yAnclng sentiment Of the people. Coppcrhcadism
received q terrible GAstigatiOn from the hands O
the lecturer, Mr.. Curtis has u richr mellihuou'
voice, and he was listened to with great attention
| BY his numerous auditors.
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DINNER To-NIaHT.-A number of citizens of
Minnesota, At present sojourning in the city, pro-
pose giving q dinner tonight, At the National
Hotel, to the ist regiment Minnesota volunteers,
who are row on their way home on n furlough,
they having fe-enliated.
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~ War DEPARTMENT, AdJutant Gener-
AIS OFFICE, Washington, March 81, Is69.-The
Agents of the several States, who reside in this
city, are requested to leave their address at this
office, that they may be promptly communicated
with II necessary. L. THOMAS
deSi-tf AdjutAnt General.
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The New York herald., 1864-05-26
Rows by Way OF Cairo.
Mr.. r. q. CHAPMAN's DISPATCH.

CAIRO, III. May 20, 1854.
BY the arrival OF the steamer Brilliant six days from
New Orleans, have been put into possession Of army
news from the mouth OF Rcd river TO the l7th inst
SAFETY on roRTERs FLsEr AND BANKS ARMY
Admiral Porter had arrived With his feet OF gunboats
and army transports at Smmsport, tho mouth OF
the Rcd river and the army had reached Bayou Rouge
the 14th inst Tho army marched by tho old road,
and reached is present position simultaneously with
navv's arrival at Simmsport.
GENERAL CANBY IN CoMMAND-THK MARCH or TROOPS.
General Candy had arrived at Smmsport, and assumed
the direction Of affairs at that place.
No opposition made TO the exodus OF either the
army navy from the Red river country by roboI
army. or at loast mono has beon reported.
Tho pursued by the army from Alexandria was
down the 70 tho mouth OF tho Rappion Hoen
sixteen miles, and thence 10 Simmsport
There lorty fee4 Of water all the way from
ammsport to New Orleans ans no danger Is 70 bs apprc
hended OF another rebel blockade.
EXCITEMENT IN Myw ORIEANg
Great excitement exists NJ Now Orleans ia regard 10
the failure OF the expedition and 10 probable that this
whole matter will be thoroughly Investigated.
Time is wanting % write more The Julia will be up
to day with later dates and more full particulars.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
FRANCE AND MEXICO.

NJ essagc OF the President TO the House of
Representative.
WASHINGTON. May 25, 1854.
The following message and report transmitted 70
the House to-day, and, motion Of Mr. Davis, Of Nd,
chairman Of the Committee Foreign Affairs, were 70
ferrcd TO that committee and ordered to be printed
fuR PREsIDKvrs MESSAGE.
To ruE Housx or REPRESENTATIVES
In answer the resolution Of the House o Representa-
tves yesterday on the subject q the Joint resou!on Of
por. from tho Secretary Of state q wnSn ne sssOuson
was rs's''so' ucprAsy srwAnp's ssrosr. 's'''
DuPAnTMKu or STATE,
WASHINGTON, May "a, 1854.
The Secretary Of ststo whom has been referred tho
resolution Of the House Of Representatives yes,er.
S tho House, iY y NOT nooosisssns win The public in.
teress, any explanations given by the govern.
n France respec.ns The sense and besros o the on
resolution relative 70 Mexico which passed tho House q
% sS Sa Of Mp ~ sSa
correspondence hc or on record n the department
the subject Of the Joint resolution Rsspecstsy sub
mlttei. WILLIAM q. SEWARD.
Nh sKwARp 70 Mr.. pAyroS-(xxrRAm)
DEPARTMENT or STArs, I
WASHINGTON, Apnil 7, 1864 J
s,p-r eend Won a copy Of Q resolution which passed
nrsnmous vote and which declares the opposition Of
Mr "ofyoy has lost no time in asking an explanation Of
this proceeding II s hardly necessary alter what have
arotooro written with perfect candor Tor the niorma
ton Of France TO say that this resolution truly
nterprcs the unanimous sentiment OF the people of the
Iyriicd States in regard 20 Mexico. II H. however,
another and distinct question whether the United States
would think Il necessary or proper 70 express themselves
in tho form adopted By the House Of Representatives al
this time IN practical and merely executive ques.
zion, and the decision OF coustutionay belongs not 70
the House Of Representatives, nor even 70 sonsess ous
10 the Iresidont OF the United states You will, OF
course take notice that the declaration made ~ the
House ~ Representatives IL the form OF joint rcsou
tiop which, beforo ACQUIRE tho character OF ogs
ative act must receive nrst the concurrence OF tne
Senate and secondly the approval Of the President OF tnc
United States or Of his dissent the rcuewed assent
Of both hcrses OF Congress- TO be expressed by mor
or two thirds Of each body While tho President receives
the declaration OF the OF Representatives with the
pro- respect 70 which entitled an exposition
Of ts views upon grave aod mrorant subject, no az.
rccts that Inform The goverumept France that he
doss not At prsseat oootsmuials any dsuarture iron N
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
The Turf.

The trotng match for t7oo0-milo heats. best threc
in nve, TO wagon and driver weighing 215 pcuudsan an
nounced OF yesterday afternoon the Union
Course did take place account Of the heavy
don Of tho track ocoasionsd by tho deluging rain o
the day previous II s somewhat strange that two i'm
potant been postponed lately In consequence
Of the Union track being flooded, whom little rain
brs fallen tho north and west sdes OF Long Island
shoud the shine at today the trot will como
on. sweepstakes Is also announced, which will DO
trotted for however, rain or shnc
Minnie and Young tchnod tot milo heats, beet threo
IN nvs in harness. tor sioQ y tns Fashsp Course 'hs
eltsrn0QAA
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
Arrival OF the New Commander OF
the Department and LIS As
sumption Of Command.
Rebel COnscriptiOn Agents mt
Work.
Gucrlllas Shooting Union Men and DESTROYING
Their Property in ST. Landry Parish.
kes &c. IA.
Mr. Henry ThomPson's Despatch.
NEW ORLEANS, May I6. 1894

HIr. Henry Thompson's Despntch.
New ORLEANS, May I6, 1864
The GUSBoArs RIVER ALL RIGHT
All the gunboats and transports safely over the
falls, and they together with tho army on tho way
to Smmsport on the Atchafaaya
An clad and the transport Laurel Hill havo ar
rived safely at the mouth OF the Red river Thoy passed
tho rebel batteries with but little injury.
Tho Laurel HUI is now Its way to this city, with
desratches from General Banks
Tho army said TO he exceont spirits aud Is well
supplied with rations.
Forage for the borses and mules Ia nearly exhausted
and II is said that they are suffering severely.
MAJOR GENERAL oAnBy
Major General Canby has arrived at the mouth OF the
Red river BY Washington dispatches wo learn that he
is appointed to the command Of louisiana and Arkan
Depart trnents.
GUEaILLAs EcHB
In my last stated that tho enemy had appeared ia
force opposite Brashear City, at Perwick
since then scarcely day has passed without squads OF
from hfty TO a hundred showing themselves.
About noon yesterday between eighty and ninety ap-
peared as usual when the gunboat sheed the neighbor
hood for about half an hour
Colonel Day OF the One Hundred and Thirty hrst New
York with three companies of cavalry, then crossed
over or the purpose Of securing the country clearing
The result is not yet known though am informed that
Colonel Day intended to pursue them franklin
The shells from gunboats set fire TO two houses in
Berwick City, both OF which entirely consumed
One belonged to DR. Rhodes and the ohcr TO Mr. Law.
renee
TERRIBLE WORK By GUERiLLAs IN sT LANDRY
This morning nineteen refugees arrived In this city in
charge OF guard They entered lines about
ago, having escaped from the parish Of st. Landry La
Thirty nine started for Brashear City nearly four weeks
ago. but only nineteen succeeded reaching there The
rest were captured and shot by the guerlas The latter
numbered about hundred and the refugees eight
days in tho woods sKirmshng with them. The lattor
force them into the rebel arWy butt being unable TO do
SO, they captured and shot them wherever they could
lay hands upon them and few days before they started
from the parish OF ST. Landry sixteen thus
ecu;ed Their have boen destroyed much
as possible their families turned out OF doors and their
dwellings fired. They three weeks reaching
Brashear City.
RECEIVED.
Tho glorious tho defeat of Lee in Virginia and
Johnston u Georgia has just arrived. Tho rebels have
nothing to say.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

Tm CAPTAIN or A scnoosxs DRowNxD The Coroner
was yesterday notified 10 hold Inquest the body OF
james Falon, late captain Of the schooner g. c. lying
at tho Of ycscy street, North river Tho THIRD pro
ciuct police report that Captain faon attempted CO
aboard bis vessel while tnebrined, ard p doing felt
on end of the pier into the water and drowned
The body was subsequently recovered.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
.soxodou,. ss Now Attsaosing Very Cone

ssJ0xOUOut NOW Assse
al n, mia mi cal name one tho beS preparations for
the teeth that been offered " the puo
We have been familiar th its resuts Tor some years
pa and have never known case which M use Sss nos
bsrcrs tho gums. and gycs who ONO tone 70 the moath
and breath PROV dence Daily Presa ---
For a. by al drugyisss and bI HALL. kvVkkL, Pre.
or stor, ns GrssnwlcA sueek Asv xorG eS'eg n osaa
per botga
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

SrrRyNn CouRr-CIRtrIr -pars 1-Court opcns At
eleven Noe tl9e 1869, 1887, 1851 275 1se5 1897,
1899 1871 1873 1875 1870 1881, 1881 1885, 1887 isse
1891 ls93, 1890 Fart 273 Duane street. Court olcns
Al ton A. NJ Calendar unchanged
SUPERIOR CouRr--TRiAL IERx-part 1-Adjourued for
the term Part 2-fase No other viii be takeu
lSVar es Cpsxos rlsAs-Eassu casss salr
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
Sentence OF Waters and GIynn.
Oswrao Mav ps Ie6

waters, who was trial for numbering q negro
10 this city in February, ises to-day convicted Of
marsaughtr n the fourth degree sentenced 70 two
years confinement in the Auburn prison. His associate,
Gynn pleaded guilty to manslaughter In tho fourth de
erco aud was sentenced TO elk months In the county M
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
Opening OF Bids for County Court House
stock.

Tho Comptroller opened yesterday bids for two hun
dred thousand dollars worth Of County Court House
stock. The amount offered was seven hundred and
ay thousand dollars at premiums averaging four to 0vs
per cont while In the high price OF eight and
three .tenths por cent offered
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
0oura ud,s Lectures ON Chemissry.
l.

II less sagey than truly remarked y Iock shat
the edge OF phiosophco
truth aud forms mind phosop bica snA
accuracy OF thought happily than almost other
species Investigation in which ihe human intellect can %
smployedr DIR Fex Gorraui therefore proposes TO ~
lectures Of the chemical lore
which, from his youth upward, u has been his delight -
Ib his love for chemical rcseAroh -
which he Is indebted FOR the di.coyery-arst, OF
GOURAUD'S ITALIAN AEDtCATBD SOAR,
renowned for ts power III removing tan frccEles w
PIES saowncss sunburn reduces or any cnsS
dnn rem Mt skin; secondly, his Pouure subtiiAs
celebrated magical ties IN eItrpatng supcriu-
hair; thirdly, his Oriental Cream for giving 70 the com
pex on ove.y, dclcaie whtenen fourlaly a Lon
Rouge, for making pae cheek gov ceesi ~ TOY "as
and the end of the chapter,
Note fact that GoURAUD prepare can be had
Upham. mi ale ph Of Bates, Boston; Robinson Fort
land; Hancc, Baltimore; keyser Ptsours' ana druss -
generally.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
The House Resolution on the French
Invasion Of Mexico.
~
The Correspondence on the Subject Between
Messrs. Seward and Dayton.
Proposed Abolition Of the Draft
Money Communication.
The Question Of Recognizing the Reor-
ganized State of Arkansas,
Ae, To-. h
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1864.

WASHINGTON, May rs, 1864.
IrFRAY BETWEEN SENATOR CHANDLER AND REPRE-.
SENTATIVE VOORHEES,.
An ARRAY occurred this afternoon, in the dining room
of the National Hotel, between Senator Chandler
or Michigan, and Hon. D. W. voorhees,, Of 10
diana. While seated at the table Mr.. Chandler
70 said to have INDUCED In loud denuncis-
tions Of democrats In such manner to indicate
bis remarks were TO apply to Mr. voorhees,, who
Was him. The latter rose. and saying that his
name had been used, asd tho remarks evidently
INTENDED for him. requested Chandler to leave the
room with bin. Upon receiving rude aud denaut
answer he severely slapped Chandler's face The latter
rose and struck at Voorhees, whose held by
afrend OF Chandler's, when Mr.. Hannegan friend Of
Voorhees,, iperposed, and turn assaed by Chand
Ter. Hannegan struck Chandler with a pitcher, and,
dragging him TO the floor by the hair, cued him, until
the affair stopped by the Interference Of the by
ISLANDERS.
THE NEW REVENUE cUrTEN wyANpA.
The steam cutter Wyanda is lying at the
Navy Yard hero Shc is the lrst in commission Of six
OF the class ordered by the Secretary Of the Tea
aury last year. She built by Messrs. John f. Fardy
Bro, OF Bal more. is three hundred and sixty tons
carlos six guns, and Is splendid specimen Of naval
architecture.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

Prizes Casncd I'm An LcgaIized Lotts-
res and Information given. GALLAGHER &BENJAaIS
Brokers U0 Chestnut street. PhilA depha
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

American steel shirt Collars, Linen
Finished patented April 10 1854 mailed receipt o.
Trade supplied. JEANERET. rs Nassau street
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

Prizes Cashed fn All f.egalized 4. Lotte-
res. O. r. JOHNSON, lf0 Prince street.
between LaA 'rens and Wooster.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

Benuttfai iComptexton-F.narG's ioorr.
OF Youth thing and bpsntfv
Ing the complexion aud skin a3 Broadway drggsv
everywhere.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

Boots shoes md BaImornIs, Lace md
buckle at present cost pricos. FERRIS 4 SON.
81 Nassau street and G9i Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

Perfect Hair Dye--FTiIier's. Only 30
oents per box. Try H. Bold by ell druggist. Depot q
ID street.
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

Bank, Onlce and Counter Raiitngs, Of
wire and cast iron. CHASE CO., 52f Broadwas,
oppos te st. Memo Hotel
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

Asthma and Dyspepsia Cured without
fail by DR.. MARSHALL, 7l2 Broadway. Hours 60 r
The New York herald., 1864-05-26

Brazilian Pebble SpectacIes and Eve
PreserverTo strengthen and improve tho sight OF Old ans
by day and night without pain fatigue. Htgh
recomme nded by the medical faculty. SERMONS,
Ocuss Optician, 6G9x Broadway, opposite Bond