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with the John Brown speech, were
in the office where "these papers
were found.
The correspondence Of Senator
Wall of New Jersey, under his frank,
indorsing a proposition to furnish you
with 10000 stand of Garibaldi rifles
just imported, "for which he could
vouch, was in the Office where these
papers were found.
The correspondence Of G. L.Vallan
digham, from Windsor, G. w, AZ
suring you our people will fight, and
that 'he is ready and fixing point
on "the Lima road at (which to
meet YOU" was in the office where
these papers were found
The correspondence of Joseph Ris-
tine, Auditor of State, declaring that
che would like, to see all Democrats
unite in bold and open resistance to
all attempts to keep ours united peo.
pie by force Of steel, and that "this
was war against the Democracy
and our only hope was the successful
resistance of the SOUTH was in the
Office where "these papers were
found.
;, The correspondence Of f.. G. Hib
ben, who assures yon that "the Dem
ocracy are fast stitfening up whel
this war is to be openly declared al
being waged for the purpose OF free
inc the negro" (which will arouse
another section of the country t
arms and declaring "that Lincoln
bayonets are shouldered for colo
J blooded murder" was in the oflic,
, where "these papers were found.
The correspondence of j. Hardes
ty, who wants you to have that hun
dred thousand men ready, as we dc
{ not knowhowsoon we mayneed them,
, were in the Office where this ritua
was fonnd."
The correspondence j. j. Bingham
who asks you "ifyou think the Sout
t has resources enough to keep he
!. Union forces at bay and says tina
: ''you must have sources of Uniforms
ton WEIGH he has not was In tn
= office where "these papers wer
= found.
y The correspondence of John G
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NEWS FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.

Arrival Of DEMONSTRATING OF Twelve
Thousand Bales OF Hay-Capture Of
Rebel Omcers, . Mail, Money. Horses,
Mules, &c.
CAIRO, Ill.,, Feb. 20, 1864.
The steamer Graham, from Memphis yesterday, has
arrived here, with ninety baes OF cotton Tor g. Louis
Twelve barges, containing twelve thousand bales Of
bay were burned at Memphis the evening Of the Goth
instant The hay valued al $500, oOo aud belonged
TO Con, Cochrane h Co.
Another accoun, says the hay had been delivered over
to the government
The gunboat Conestols ten miles below the mouth OF
Red river, recently capdted four rebel oscers-,wo OF
them colonels-whe attempting TO cross she river With
large rebel mall $500 900 10 New Orleans money thirty
baies Of cotton number Of mules horses and wagons
ADD other property to be delivered 70 the quarermaser
At Nachez The prisoners retained on the gunboat
Nearly three hundred rebels have been captured the
neighborhood Of Helena and to Nashville By General
Buord, during the past month
The steamer Olive Branch, from New Orleans on the
10TH with nnetyone bales Of cotton and large lot OF
sugar and moasses. for ST. LOUIS ma the Second Illinois
cavalry, Colonel hrdd, returned veterans has arrived
here.
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M e A ELS A r M Y
MIR. j. Il. TrembIy's Despatch.

CcLpEPrsR, Va Feb. 90, 1864
ARRIVAL or AN ESCAPED PRISONER FROM RfcaMoso.
Doe OF the escaped prisoners from Richmond into
lines near Mchells station yesterday morning He
travelled along The railroad to Louisa Court House. and
very few troops tho road lie hired negro pilot
him through the rebel army. Coming 10 the night
through the woods avoiding the camps be reached the
river IN safety, and crossed by lying down and pulling
himself over on the ice lie discovered by three
sennels just he reached this side, but out OF
roach OF their guns.
THE REBE.
The rebel pickets have lately been doubled FOR some
distance above and below Rapdan Station either to
weakening OF their forces to lesson the chances OF
escape for deser;ers, who still come through almost
daily.
GUEsiiAs CAPTURED.
Eleven gueras were brought In at Fairfax yesterday
by Captain Page, OF Company G. One Hundred aud
Ftyf Now York Volunteers. who with mis- company,
went out the night before TO their place OF rendezvous
seven miles on the Braddock road, and found th9m co.
oying the festivities OF dance finale 70 business
meeting. Some arms and ammunition found 10 neigh
boring house were also brought.
RgszI CAMPS
Firing was heard yesterday the rebel caps south OF
the Rapidan, and thought BY that they
celebrating Washington's Birthday.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
TUESDAY. Feb. 2s---S r. N.

TUESDAY, Feb. 2s--6 r. N.
The stock market was in an excited state this
morning, and under ordinary circumstance and
with money less abundant. its unsettled condition
would have raised fears Of an approaching col
lapse. But the time for serious reaction, except
Ia the turning Of bull corners on fancy stocks, has
not yet arrived The public need not entertain
the least alarm while money Is seeking investment
at -four and Ave per cent Of general fall 10 prices
to any great extent. The currency - daily
increasing Ia bulk, and rurplus capital naturally
gravitates towards the shars market when
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Amsoatne, Ambofsne .

Am nicotine, AmbofIne.
Ladies' read the foliowins certificate frou
Mis- NINA 0EARY
ne talented soprano q the vestvah Opera rroups-
0EsrLx.EN- 49, !. NJ, hair vhioh he'd Always bees
much siarn being fearful ne! shouM ioss sntirsY
but had the desired effect A last IVES induced 10
give the Am6oine trs snd - once began 70 experience
very thick and long and be "a e
Ambone the best article for the hair used and
wish you every you placing before
Respectfully. NINA 0RARY
KkNDALL'S Amboline Is for sale By all druggisls
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The Cunard mail steamship China. Captain Anderson,
will leave this port Today for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close q. sevss O'Clock this
morning.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the wxKY HERALD must be hand.
Cd IN before ten O'Clock every wednesday evening lts
circulation among the enterprsng mechanics farmers
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country Is increasing very rapidly Advertisements In
serted in the WEEKLY win thus be seen BY large
portion OF the active and energetic people Of the United
SiaYaa
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SECRETARY CHASE IN A QUANDARY-Secre-
tary Chase now says that he had no knowledge
Of the Pomeroy manifesto previous to its pub
LEGATION. But it has been published two or
now. How can he possibly remain in III
Cabinet then, conscious that he is the pThe
spokesman Of the party that entertainsSsuc
views of the head Of the Cabinet He ought
to resign or he ought to repudiste the Pomeroy
marty and It's views.
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syra.ss CousI-CinouIr Part inca 1859 1906 1851,
sSv i in e lss lcss sss 1884, 1898 1898 1877
s sS' oss ss y "a az Is a Sss 0 1851 7'' ss
,s svs ss,s Gogsr-TmAi T.ss. Part i-Mos m. M
~, ~, '' ~ NO s.ya ssn %sS az ss ~ ~
ivs5. 10. 800. $500 y07s SEQ MA SC8a 500
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Omcial ORA awnings OF emo shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky
EXTRA GLASS 9i-Fsb 2s 1854
IL, Z, 81, 70. "a, "a. 81. so, l6, 9, 10, So.
OLAss o2-Feb. q. 1864
AZ. 3. 6l, 81. 50. IL. ~, So, SO, 10, ca, %.
\ g. SIMMONS 4 CO.,
y inutnn Kg
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UWctai Draw Is OF the Library Asso.
eiatA compsny,s Lot,e s - o. Ecatsss. ,..,
40. 4. 50. u. 80. 90. Sc, 75, 26, IL, .. IA.
,yCtksa &3Tgeb p 1854
Fl. %. 46. J, 60, ~, 20, 81, 80, 8, 10. u.
FRAscs. Ellis Z %, Managers. coyiagsou. gy.
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Bosros Feb 23 1854.
The public reception Of George Thompson 81 the Music
Hall TO night, was most enthusiastic. The bali was
packed an hour before tho time appointed for the meet
ing, anA thousands were turned away unable 70 obtain
entrance.
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Chaps Chafes. PimPies. Er.psioass
saitrheum fesh worms &C. cured by 00URAUDsS Italian
Aedicated Soap. ct his new depot. ass Broadway.
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UrlstadOro's Hair Dye, Prcservatuvs
and Wig Depot, wholesale and retail no Aston Houss
The dye applied BY sklful artists
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Lottery Tickets Cashed In All LeGnlizcd
II WAL street, room No. L
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Prizes Cashed and Informat iOn Fur
nished 10 all legaired lotteries. ALECK CO..
BrokcrR Pima streat "
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Psizes Cached I'm All Legal Lottcries.-
'''''' "1' y r. CLAYTON Co. 10 wal street NJ
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COrns, BuniOns, Inverted Nafis, EN-.
laged Of the Feet cured without
Inconvenience TO The patient by Dr. zACHARIR bur
geon Chiropodist. 700 Broadway,
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Cham beers Street. ll6-De pot Of tho KK.
quisite Toilet Articles Of the socies Hysenque Do
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Prizes CGshed In All Lcgailzed L0tte.
ries aud Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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Hessrs. Simm ons, Rogers e Co. are
authorized receive deposits and collections on Our
account 2. II. SIMMONS co.
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G. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
Srop. the oldest and most approved 6trop For
sale by J. s. SAUNDERS, No Aston House.
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The ADMINISTRATION ALL BY TIE EARs.-
The Presidential contest has commenced with
a vengeance. 1t has threatened and rumbled
like coming storm for some time, but final
ly has broken out, and its northwest wind is
in full blast. Matters are at their dangerous
point in this storm, and it is impossible that
the present Cabinet can so on much longer as
Il has done and remain intact, with two or
three Presidential aspirants in it, mining aud
counterminiug, and trying to blow each other
to the moon. We shall presently see some one
OF these engineers 'hoist by his own petard"
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Omciai Drawings OF aIarray. Eddy &
Kssruoxr. ExraI GLASS 1877 Feb a. issa
CT, 5, X. ~. 10, "a. 8. 81. 80. al. SO, ~.
KsNrUosY. CLASS t8S--Feb. q. 1864
Is. A.. 4. Is, lS, 49, IS. IL. 81, 80, so, 80.
Circulars scst FREQ Of charge BY addressing
MURRAY. EDDY q CO..
nnvtno r.
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Police Ine diligence.

HIoHwAynKr IN BRoADwAv--A GEHrLsMAK Rospsp AND
TnRowK INTO OsLLAR.-At an early hour yesterday
morning oaicer oary Of the Broadway squad. found
On being qussoasd Mr. DeMns stated that late AZ night
.ss b =: s sSsn ~ e
a n s Ssy &c gu ss
he vas being remSvsa from the cellar ths oSsr came up
81
minute description Of sas hishxsymsa si1sa BY Mr. De-
arrsea % 0e n0pe0 mat 'Ae' WIN % recognized Ano
DrsruaeAsos AT A BAHIA MAN BADLY srABsED-On
Monday evening the members Of Company B. Twelfth regi
mont Now York State National Guard gave ball at the
City Assembly Rooms Broadway. Everything passed on
6armoniousy tin TIVE O'Clock In the morning when Thomas
10 The x q age into an me
and during Ryan drew knife aud stabbed JACK
AZ aseH
officer Jackson Of the Eighth precinct ire bsr
a.
Cd 10 dress bs oood D
near assh main artery Of the neck n which
Conveyed % lis residence RecssSr street ssa
where he remains ina weak exhausted condition Ryan
.otsSas ~ Justice Ied"'A 70 await the result Of
DESPERATE FrsHr IN A GAMBLING HoUsE-GoUorKc Our
AN ErR-Last Saturday night William Moon better
woody" Noon, aud Lewis E. WEIGH. met 1t is alleged.
Ia the gambling Of John Hasse Duane and
Hudson streets and after investing small amount on the
n which hsa
shs% g, 70 mo ne wech 2.
him jumped prcstra.s form and soaSed out
n me psn SssS
hSui S West so
ssoS re of ss The matter
found q MS g Wa. Broadway q
the result q committed nm % await
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Biriams Crime-This Afternoon Ina
evening at BARN UMs MUSEUM Giants Dwarfs 80 a
all
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Japonfca or the Soclets HygientQao
Tor the Hair Price &c. and 81 No LILO uhambers street
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Family Sowing. -E M hrOfderiRg, Brald-
ing QUILTING Tuckng &C. beautifully executed on the Gro
YER nakaI ssEips hacAns q s Broadway near rws"
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Just Published.

HslI, Inimtsnblo Hair Outtor.-neyIea
suitable executed In Tire best only Shaving 10 conta
No Barclay street
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H0Ycs Hinwatha Hair RestOrattve.-
Warranted faded and gray Hair and whskers
their original Superior and other
paration for the hair 10 the natural and life appearance
critical detect It's 10 tho simplio
ty OF Its application being used easily article q
the toilet beneficial effects the head and tt
hair makes the hair soft and SILKY prevents from fan
the bad effects Of the previous of preparations contain
ing sulphur. OF lead &C.
changes light and red hair TO beautiful brown black
Sold everywhere.
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Hiirs Hnkr Dye. 80 Ccnts-Instaa.
taneous, NATURAL reliable Depot No L Barclay street
Sold by all drug and fancy goods stores
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The Secret OF Making the Most Ex-
quisite fragrance impershabe been discovered PHA
LON SONS Extract oil the Night Blooming Cereus not
only all other perfumes Ia luxurious chness but
by wi
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GOuraud's Poudrc Subtitle Uproots HaHS
from foreheads any part Of body Warranted a
his depot. ass Broadway
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CaILD FATALLY SoiLDED.-Willam Unger q child
three old, whose parents reside at ait West Thirty
eth street died from the effects q scsds received yeste
kettle Of boiling water Coroner Ranney held an inquest
and verdict Of Accidental, death" rendered by Che
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Address 80 SmOkers.-POltRk s. Son.
Meeschaum S57 Broome street. near the
Bowery. sell goods at wholesale and retail Pipes cut 70
order, repaired boiled aud mounted
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OPP AB.'s LATEST JoKEs-In bis speech
made at the opening Of the Patent Office
Fair in Washington q few days since, Old
Abe reflected mournfulIy upon the difficulty of
Saying sensible thing nowadays" This
difficulty is perhaps the result Of the very
humorous and laughable condition Of our
national affairs. Every new event merely
provokes new and most ridiculous mirth, aud
to be sensible is to be absurd. Or it may be
because Old Abe has hitherto In his jokes ex-
hausted all that has been recognized as sensi
BILE from Solomon and Scion down.
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Speedy and Pcrma nent Cure or Head
ache. hache Neuralgia, Catarrh aud Weak Nerves.
Use WoLC0TTS Instant Pan Aunihiiaor. Sold every
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DO Try the Toilet Articles OF the Bo-
ciete Hygenique de York. Depot ll5 Chambers st.
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General Mcneil O Massacbusetts and Nessrs RrkIe and
rvost0r>0n9, o. Mioe0uri.
AZ the Afternoon sesop series resolutions declaring
slavery 70 be the the rebellion ana that the in
ssution should b. abC&shsd b. IN amendment d the
constitution 70 favor q putting blacks whites alike
IN the army that the war power o0nfers the Presi
dent the right 20 free ell slaves that the Presidentu
amnesty prociamatoa has been injurious % the Union
cause and urging ~ revocation that Tue Save STATE
Freedom Convention be permanently organised and in.
favor Of ths ono term principle for the Presidency
These wore adopted usanimously tta tA n
the proceedings OF the Convention were generally har
mooous but towards the close or the Afternoon session
points . ~. 80
The Convention adjourned sine die
A state Freedom OOnventiOn Called In
Kentucky. ...,
LouisvuLz Fob %, 1854.
me Kentucky delegation OF the Freedom Convention
have called State Convention TO meet at Louisville on
the 9th OF May 70 appoint delegates 70 the Baltimore Con-
veotioo They also appointed the following state Com
mitteess--
Messrs James Speed, John Tompkins. L. n. Dembitz.
OF Somerye; @. A. Preston, OF Covngton; q r. Beyand,
Ham Commngs, Of Newport; George d. BIakey, OF Rds
se'cvie Z D. Ouvers. OF Bowling Green; Dr. Layton, Of
LOWS county
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Reported Death OF General Crocker.
CAIRO. Fob. %. 1894.
Apparently authentic Information has boon received at
the Of this district that Brgadier General
Croker. OF Iowa. died al Jackson Miss from wounds
received 10 skrmish with the rebe's IN tho advance
General Sharnan's army. <
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Copies OF the above book by mail any address
OF postage on receipt Of the prloo.
Published by DICK FIfZ0KRALD.
No. IS Ann street, n. z.
Also for sale y q! 2oosseisrs tp this place
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oAIAEaa OF THE IyMPAsIo Myooys
EUsTACHiAN TUBE
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Elill's Hair Dye, 80 Ceats, Black or
brown Hirs Hair Dye 90 cents black or brown.
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magnolia Phii0oomc and Rutte Philo-
como Of the socete HyCicnique de T. Price 81 each
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HyCienfQue Society OF ~. Y.-Exq al
size Toilet Productions General Agency l6 Chambers ct
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PATENT RIGHTS IN CoNaREss.-We learn from
Washington that parties are at work to obtain
from Congress an extension of Goodyear india
rubber patent right. This right has already
had two extensions, and the company has
amassed some twenty-five millions OF dollars
1t is now proposed to give 1t seven years fur
Their lease of extortlon upon the people and
government Of the United States, aud chance
to accumulate twenty-five millions more. This
is one of the biggest patent right operations Of
the times. The government is obliged to pay
enormously for everything manufactured out OF
this patented rubber fabric in the shape Of SOL
diers' blankets, clothing, and the numberless
articles Of comfort and convenience required
for the use of soldiers in the field, whereas, II
their manufacture were left open to competi-
ton, the cost would be greatly less. Why do not
the newspaper correspondents in Washington
watch and expose these things? If the cores
pondents Of the Associated Press were worth a
button they would do so without hint from
any quarter.
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Wfgs, Toupess, Hair Dye, Hair Dyetng
and Moidayta Cream. for besuufyds The Hair. ~ ".
HAcIIRLOR'6 10 Bond street.
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FOR the Coimplsxion.

For the Complexion.
BURNEfrs KALLIsTok ia BENEFICIAL and NOV
INJURIOUS to IA ss, In this respect It differs from
other cosmetics. 70 REsf0RE ssS RETAIN the bloom
sad freshness or beauty a much later period than
generally the case ladies' should use this fragrant wass
BURNRrrs KALLISTON
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A Beautiful Com pie \ lon .-Isird's Bloom
Of Youth has celebrity OF having equal
and identifying the complexion No. AS Broadway aud
druggists everywhere.
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CROSS EvE srRxfonrENED IN ONE
And every disease Of the I've aud Ear requiring ether
medical or surgical aid attended 70 By DR.. Won EIGKE
BERG, at his consulting rooms 86 Broadway near fweA
street
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We Call the Attention or our Rsaders
CO. on Thursday 2sth inst nj the Real Estate Sales
room, Ill Broadway The property part o. tho well knovn
BrAdhurst estate on Broadway and Kinssbrase rosd es
tween 1881 and lbOth streets
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white virgsa Wax of Antilles Bcauet-
nss and whitens tie complexion without injuring H. re
mrmber II Il Pure white Virgin war, Manufactured by
HUNT CO. II3J South Seventh street. PHILADELPHIA seiA
ii us Broadway and By druggists eservvhere.
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wheeler d Wilson'S Highest Premium
iock stick Sewing Mschiues once sos Brosdway.
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plies, Itching Piies..Usc R0ss
Cure. Il never fAils Sold by all druggists
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tics. 70 eEsf3RE ssS RETAIN the si

BURNRrr's KALLIsToN.
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HTLL0R0YE'S
BALL ROOM GUIDE.

COMPLETE PRACTICAL DANCING NADTRR
by THOMAS HILL0ROyE, Professor Of Daucina
1JY pages bound Ia cloth, with gilt side and back. ~
Bound Ia boards With cloth back. ............. G0a
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Bad Brenth.-HOw Many Lovers IL
has separated-how many friends forever To effect
o radical the "BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOW
hrs" dentrnce night and morning also beauties
the complexion Price 6fty For sale BY druggists
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Trusses, Elastic StocIx ngs. <4c.-Marsh
AGO. Radical Cure Truss ONCE only ct No. vesey street.
Lady attendant.
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aEsrosArIyE ron TIE HAIR
Is PA IA sl ,ssSSsssSs S VII
III. ssss !!s. ::s .!si:1s
i$:sss /, :I:E, !: T cara
,ss:! $ 1! ss!. *: Z: s!!.' ....
SsasFf H sSs Ha.m T.. >. 49,.
arc not '''''ev ' viii 90 - 4 '''A - -''
nrsfSSasAs akiss q PSF Hi aArs :, -.
"'" '' R% make: ny mar ~; 'ssi . 'of'
,.:.: s:as;; $;:'!s;s .
sgsasEi ss I 4, : -, A.,
= '''''' "s and has 40 dsisisrious propsrsisa
sdsfu p'um'd s ssssss ''' u'o rancid % warm
..,ySSsk AsKss P Psi EsE aArs
nsAs Only perfect Ssssss: Ina F'''''f OF ''''r
:I; : :! ? !!ss! 4: :;s..
cLARKs bIsrrLLED
I. .c.eouso.s p'opsrsd cos OILY per bcs.c and sure
Owe a trial.
For -s y s:if sS'iSs sps. s'ss and ''n',
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-24

plans been faithfully supported by the Wash
iueton political military Directory, the war
would have been ended long ago. Now. how
ever, - President Lincoln and hIs Cabinet are
engrossed In their various schemes and tactics
for the Presidential campaign. we have reason
to believe that General Grant will be free TO
work out his great military designs. and that
accordingly they will be 90 completely success
full that the last army ofths rebellion will have
collapsed before the Fourth Of July.
Let President Lincoln attend to the conbi-
nations Of his political campaign against Chase
and Fremont. and give to General Meade
and the Army Of the Potomac the opportunity
which they desire for an advance upon the
enemy, and before the return of summer, In
conjunction with General Grant, they will put
an end to the rebellion.