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The New York herald., 1864-08-18

have shrunt from dolngcast ana risse bis le fx -
honor Of the grancest flag that the cree1
But as long entitled 10 the uniform OF an
American Oiiicer shall not depead Ia degrade
Dy participating M portcs-
let me not b0w6ger. In writing thess words be On
derstood tha she nomination o General Mcfellae
In Union square In the pann d
which one might be degraded. On she contrary. Il
bursting forth from such multitude As tae trufs inter
petaon the have or the feelings aud tecesons
OF people.
Is4sp This polit.sian and that politician, and ste
other politician and fostering and restiiane
swarm OF poiticiara--ipcursbe towards, the shrewd
est OF knaves, the moet beggsriy of thieves. l
prodigay propagetos public treasury and pillsee
about him. suggesting this, that and the other
Magnilcently disdsining them a!i-1ngtng shem as
with swift aud superb sweep OF hts arm, INTO tnew
dumb dust holes ana back parorshe proclaimed thss
al such a moment ion false acd fatal 10 hseh
TINT did not abandon preco6ents and rejecting an nser
mediation descend boldly into ts own heart and sound
there the secret OF its futuro"
Regarding the mr,ense meeting in Union square ~
genuine demonstration OF the people, vass wave from
the depths OF the democratic ocean which po'tk
cianssterna thanks be to God had the least control,
though some W them launched their shiny cOcx50aS an1
nuttoted their sanoy scraps OF private signals on u,
and am heart and soul with sympathy
and raptur0us admiration.
Having assured you OF this-assurcd you as DO
phatcaly, that the only party and by ts
the time OF the meeting referred TO- and my de-
termination never to contract, can poesbly repe NJ
tho dstemper OF being New York poiiticas
the alsest and fouest OF eper log 70 redeem my
from that very dubious tsny of Orators In whioe
involved IL In your Issue OF the 18th OF this month
have the to be, most faithfully, yours,
THOMAS FRANCIS hEAGIfR,
Brigadicv General United State5 Volunteers.
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REBEL. ACCOUNTS.
The sheiling OF Petersburg Almost sus'
pendsd-Thc Fighting Down the
Rtver-The Rebel Pickefs Drfvon, &c.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or THE PoroMAc,
A,,rrot JG lQCf K

fFrom the Richmond Dispatch, August l5
II was discovered 90 Thursday evening that the onemy
moving bodies Of infantry 10 tSe rear and our
forces by way Of facilitating their movements. opened
upon thern with sixtyfour FOUNDER which had the do
sired effect The heavy missiles bursting and crashing
in their midst gave powerful impetus to their locomo-
ton, and they more than doube quicked It from tho
front.
Is stated that the court Of inquiry which assembled
at Grants heedquarers City Point, 70 investigate
the Of che terrible disaster OF July 80 has decided
that account of the nlegalfy OF its appointment ~
had examine witnesses or 20 into the merits
OF The question The matter has, therefore, been re-
ferred back 10 General Meade, wno 10 said intends
preferrng charges against Burnside, 10 which event
trial Of that officer by court martial win follow.
One " the Yankee Sanitary Commission, named WI
son, who was wounded on board the supply steamer D.
A. Brown, on James river. some Gays ego. by rebel
sharpahootess, has died Of his injuries The Yankees
term this river Arng "guerla operations, say that II
has become very ying and call for vigorous mes'
sures TO stop u and pussh the offenders
The sheiing of Petersburg Was almost entirely sus.
psnded last week. and the people enloyed an interval
qutcs 10 which they bad for long time been stran
gsrA VARIOUS conjsctures are INDUCED IN AZ 70 tho
reasca of Shis cessation or tarbarous practice Many
think The enemy has removed his heavy guns having
bcoMe eomewhat conscientious upon The subject u shell
log city kBows " ss coupled only by womea and chill
drsu and axsd un Al nsn Hardly Yankee has no
ooasalsooe, snd pAscueeN Yankee luso Grant whoe
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Political Affairs.

MCCLELLAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Mcclellan State Central Committee met last
ing in the Sinclair House. Hiram. Kechum, Jr, in tho
chair.
The CHAIRMAN stated that since the mass meeting In
this city arrangements have boea made for holding Nc
Cellaa meetings different cities OF the Union. The
bail which we sci in motion ia rolling.
Tho SUB Executive Committee reported the expenses OF
the mass meeting on the 1osh ns TO be two thousand
one hundred and ninety dollars.
Mr.. JOSHUA sAAcs, of tho Ninth ward, offered rcsolu
tion 10 the effect that Hiram ketcbum Jr be requested
proceed TO Chicago ana lay before the National Con
venton tho views OF the committee in relation to the
Mr. Kx-rcHuM stated that, while it was doubtful
whether any one from local organization would be ad
mted 20 the Convention, still he satisfied TO
there and state iho views Of the committee to the best o.
his ability.
On motion of FsAScis J. Tucyvs committee or twelve
consisting ofFrancisJ Tuclee Curtis Ackerman Joshua
sascs james Pay, Eaward j. Bradbury John Keckoisen,
John II. whtmore, Alexander Moran, E. o. Scott, Chas.
Parkee j. II. Skey and Thomas Tyles--were appointed
make all necessary arrangements 10 united
CO operation OF the friends OF era McCioan at Chicago
10 the coming convention. The commttee organized oy
the election OF Francis J. T,cker chairman, T. o. scott
secretary and p. Curtis Ackerman treasurer All per-
delegations intending 70 attend the Chicago Con-
venon requested TO commu nicate with T. O. SCOTT.
Secretary Sinclair House.
Routine business occupied tho rest OK the tim0 OK the
meeting Till Il adjourned
MEETING OF rHE DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATION
special moeiins OF the above named association was
held last evening at tho heatuarers OF Broad
way and Twenty second stro The meeting called
70 order about halpas egbt O'Clock by the President
LUKE CozAss who stated the object OF the meeting 10
be the election Of officers for the ensuing The pre-
sent ncurnbens were all elected for another term
postponed until the SECOND Friday September >.
resolution was adopted Appointing committee TO maize
the ncsary arrangem ens for holding grand ratn
ton meeting An carly day possible after the
nation Of tho Chicago Convention is made known.
meeting adjourned, to!nst again on the rs Frifay IL
September.
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G r A N T..
Additional Particulars Of tho Action
Near Deep Bottom.
The Union Fsrces Still in Position
Before tho Rebel Works,
ke.s
THE HERALD DISPATCHES.
Mr. s. Cadwanader's Despatch.

, Mr. 8. Cadwallader's Despatch.
CRY POINT Va, August l6, 1884
Army correspondents have generally given too much
Importance by far the recent demonstrations Of the
Second and Tenth corps against the ensmys position on
she north bank OF the James, in the vicinity OF Deep
Bottom. From best Information obtainabe before
and since tho progress Of the affair am warranted in
eaying Is w1t intended to be serious attack on Rich
enond. unless steenemys line should be found weak
ne and the city by strategic movements, or
Che sending Of renforcements to Early HOOD. This
Is apparent from the faos that but small portion OF
nrmy was sent to that 'front.' Had general assault
that quarter been contemplated the entire strength
the army would been concentrated there sudden
1y beyond question.
ride OF several miles along the enemy's front yester
day convnces they have again chosen lines OF great
patura strength. TO assault them successfully would
fequre heavy force and insure very heavy loss
Gregg's and Kanz's cavalry have been on the right
ank of infantry since the crossing Of the Second
corps and succeeded at time in driving In the rebel
left considerable distance BUS their infantry rallied,
and subsequently reeaned the ground they had lost
Skirmishing and sharpshooting go on continually,
with indifferent either side 30 far as can be
Ascertained
Our losses in the last three days may possibly reach
Your hundred kied and wounded.
General Grant and staff have ridden along the lnee
fay, inspecting operations, and on several occasions
have would seem to many, imprudently plunged into
places oil deadly peril.
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W FoncuIt, 6si Pa, left side penetrated
Robt Vince ehouse, Oh N heavy artillery tesstcie
Perry, 10th Pa, head, slightly.
And Clark, SSth Y, LETT leg.
John ShaGer, ls8th Pa. left leg, flesh.
John Freight, TIN infantry lef, elbow fractured
Sullivan, ssth Y, left leg fractured.
Mcvey, I'd heavy artillery, eft hip fractured.
John Mulanphy, esd N Y, left leg and bead.
John FitzGiobon, osth Mass, breast penetrated.
Lewis Rols, 2sth Mass, head, severely.
w d westlal 126th Y, hip, severely.
JOS Hnddng. l40th Pa head, severely.
John Waffle I'd heavy artillery left arm, sligAy.
Sam Miller, I'd heavy artillery left leg, slightly.
jos Reynolds, ssth Y, right wrist, slightly.
george stucks, ss.h \, head, severely.
Hare, 7thN Heavy artillery, thumb, slightly.
Cap. B1o~esoo, s7h NY Y rsh. sry sr s rsc.ursd.
II Purcell 2sih Mass bowels, .nortally.
dappsIns, ss,s S,s. ,S;lS hsaS
Thos Forney, $50 Y, knee, flesh.
Konshatssksy, I'd heavy art, shoulder, severely
Bloomsr, % heavy art right lung pen. mortally.
J Brown, I'd heavy artillery, right legs flesh.
Davis I'd AM hssvy .sa artillery iiis si. hip, assh.
A Brdsall I'd Y heavy art, right foro arm 1esh.
Dennis Cornun ss,h NY heavy right fore arm, assh
John beoKey, i4otn Pa: ieit side, iesh. s-
Dan lures, sSth Y, thigh, flesh.
Pss s%esay heavy ssSSy se'
VIII Harris, SD Penn Volunteers. left side, flesh
Frank Gautz, 7th Y artillery, hip flesh.
Thos Carlyle, I'd heavy artillery, knee, fractured.
John Dunn, I'd heavy artillery, both knees.
Went, 14Sth Penn Volunteers, right ankle.
Lewis Raddiko, Goth Y, ley, fractured.
Edward Passum, I'd artillery, right ankle.
Andrew Wattorsou 140th Penn Volunteers, left hip cesh
Ed Smith, % heavy artillery. sft arm and side.
Jes Harvey, s2d Y, head.
Fritz TIN Y arsillery, left side.
- Gatisns, Goth Mass, shoulder.
Captain G Tellinghasb, I'd Y, right leg
John Simpson, l40th Penn Volunteers, right siGe.
John Haldyman 8sth Y. right groin
Samuel Gill, 14Sh Penn Volunteers, shoulder severely,
died aftef he was brought inl
Sergeant John Craig, 14Sth Penn Volunteers log shell
flesh wound
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The Mcclellan Nee ting.
LETTER FRO1i GENERAL MRAGHER.

10 fB EjTrok or me HERALp.
HEADQUARTERS SEcoxD CoRPs, Army poroNAc }
BksoKH Px'1 RssuRs, Va, August, rs, ls6a
DEAR sn--fhe HiRAtp cf yesterday gives us a severe
attack upon scverei gentlemen who wore nn5anced as
speakers at Tho treat Mcclellan pseeting arr sho is
said, ues only N,ed to be prosent on the siop but
lacked the cour sesy 10 explain u4elr absence
AS one Of vaOss mentioned, you viii pr.aY me to say
that had vos the slightest nlmaton that was expected
TO appeas at the meeting in question until three days
aHer u vook place. have been hero for the last two
weeks visit 10 my old friends aud comrades Of the
noble Second corrs Neither by note nor word was
evv asked 70 appear at that meeting Had been asked
lido hesitate say that should not have appeared
matters little what a prescribed Irishmsn may say
American questions, thoueo he bot naured c''
zen and have dope vhs thousands OF native citizens
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CITY Intelligence.

ANNUAL MEETING INDEPENDENT ORDHR on GooD
SAMARIrASs. This organization commenced is regular
annua meetings at rS5 Bowery yesterday morning The
sessions will be continued two three days. It s
temperance society, and ladies' allowed to make
speeches. large number Of delcsaes, both male and
female from the five grand lodges and fortyone minor
ones, were pre3ent the occasion. The proceedings
were carried privately Mr.. Charles A. Guinafd pre-
siding.
ACCIDENT THE ESGNRR or TIE SuBTRzAsuRy BUuo>
INGMr. Coliger, Engineer Of the Sub Treasury BuA-
ing in Wall street. severely burned tuesday ~
burning alcohol. He the OF heating coffee
alcohol lamp, which exploded, scattering the hud ovss
his and legs
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THE EIGHTEENTH CORPS.
Mr. John A. Bradv's Dispatches.
EEADoUARrEss, EioBTEryrB Army CORPS,
L. Errtr Ann,

EEADQUARrExs, EIGHTEENTH Army CORPS I
fa TIE FIELD, August l5 1854. !
For . week past most uausual quiet has existed
along the front = this corps The rebels very seldom
attempt TO insugurate an artillery duel, convinced,
probably, OF the utter inuy Of their endeavoring
innict any severe damage upon us with their badly
handled guns Night before last their whitworth open
cd and, after discharges along lipe
ceeded eventually in killing horse heavy and
peced shower OF missiles from all guns
full in soaring them badly one morning. and causing
them TO expose q new battery the White House Hil
and General 0rds object having thus been satisfactorily
accomplished, tho firing ceased nstantansousy as IL
had commenced.
The worldwide and everywhere unwclcoe society Or
acracksmenn has made rs appearance In this corps.
Tcnts are entered at night and the weared occupants
probably enjoying sound sleep after several days In the
trenches are robbed OF thing they possess OF
valuable and portable character. The camp Of
the reserve artillery the signal camp and the
tents Of numbers Of resimensal officers through the
and money, watches, revdl brs, &c., carried on.
Placing sentnels front Of tho tents did not seem
10 cause the least terror among tho evil doers, who
were accustomed to get around this difficulty by entering
the canvass houses By the rear Se only sure pevcn
tive has been found be en- guard on both sides
80 stuly have these thefts been managed that 10
tectons have yet occurred but tho increase OF the
guards the numerous patrols to pick up suspicious cnar
cers and the many other arrangements best known 70
provost mashas Nave rendered the business too dangcr
ous 70 be longer pursued With impunty. The soeves
were IN ali probability, the bounty jumpers from tho
large cities.
A COOL pRsErTER.
A man with A bundle under his arm walked out
yesterday 70 the front line, while the pickes were
engaged ut dinner, with few sentines wa!ohins
the enemy He leaned for q moment against the
parapet, apparently gazing through an e.nbrasurs,
and whom the guards attention faa ocen az
verted from him, be suddenly sprsng aoross sne
breastworks and, running through the high corn sue.
ceeded IN reachng the rebels although numerous musse
balls hastily fired at HIM The cool manner IN when
this feat was performed, and the fact Of tho "trndo
have excited considerable surmsng among she men' ana
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HEADQUARTERS, EIGHTEENTH ARMY C0RrS,
In TIE FIXED, August 10, 1904 }
eTCaDno.


In THE FMLD, August 10, 1903.
eTCanHo.
Yesterday afternoon signazed by one OF tho most
severe storms alny has ever experienced ACCOM-
panied by thunder and ghtuing the rain oommenced 20
fall about four p. NJ, and With such volume thss
pouring through the sorges In the heights IN
torrents Brooks rlvuets and lakes suddenly started
into existence where but short time before had been
dry land. Toe ravines the front filled with an
astonishing depsh Of water and two unknown soldiers
reported drowned No further particulars are given
than that the men we're in ravina and neglected 10
attempt an escape until too late.
DEsERIERS
continue to come u In squads Of two three ana f0ur AZ
time. They have reduced the deserving business to
beautiful system Many OF ther state when they JOIN
and find that they not Immediately impressed into
their friends still with the enemy Communication is
established between the deserters and their ana
their plan has been found to be highly successful
day deserter furnished Capt Fleming Provost Marshal
With the following letter. OF which numerous copies were
made and thrown, wrapped around stoness into the
enemy'e line this morning.
To ALL WHOM MAY CoNCKRN:-B0ys can nappiIy IN
form you that In the hands Of the United States
troops at this time am very well satisfied as iar as
have tried II, and think will be for months TO come
Me and J. H. Wheat, p. Trey and J. ). Neighbors are
all here, and are going North for our health ana
rations. Also, boys, j have talked with great many
smart men to night. They all tell me they don't
compel any that into their lines to 60 In the
service be don't want to- After taking the oath ne is
free man 70 go ne peases and gss nc S
ter than fighting for eleven dollars per month and only nan
ratons after you get the eleven dollars you can't 90 to
Petersburg and buy watermelon much less your
dinner, aud have put up with long expect TO-
much the best satisfied here and expect TO start NORTH
In the morning. and expect to stay there till this war s
ended Boys, you stay there you choose; but II
you here for FIVE minutes you would not be back Tor
all the Confederate money Jeli Davis ever had. so
write homo tell mother viii come home II this ever
ends.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

MIR. Jas. c. Fitzpntrick's Despa tch.
METH ARMY CORPS, BEFORE PETERSBURG Va,
August I6-A. M J
oUEscHIyG FIRE.
rain storm of unusual violence last evening, though
very refreshing and welcome, had curious effect
viz ID creating suspension Of hosttes for many
hours The rife pits OF the plckets both sdes, we'll
the trenches behind the breast became filed to
overnowing with water, and the conbatants
PEELED to get out and lie upon the exposed ground. In
this POSITION and II in sympathy with the condition Of
each other, they refused TO fire. The conseo
an unusual u in the music 80 continuous on front.
PERSONAL.
Major General Parke has returned after protracted
illness and by virtue OF his rank assumed command OF
the corps in the absence Of General burnside.
General Griffin. Of New Hampshire, has also returned
after short leave Of absence, and again in command
Of his brigade
Among recent changes in the corps staff take pleasure
in mentioning the appointment OF Captain John Rapele
the poeton or assistant chief quartermaser Captain
Rapeje has followed the fortunes OF General Burnside
and the Ninth corps since the North Carolina
paign. He entered the in the Fiftyf New
York-one Of tho Empire States most gallant regiments
and appointed on the staff Of General Ferrero He
was subsequently apponed oy the President capsa and
since in the capacity of division quartermaster,
until his recent appointment
OUR aREp- -wHlsKERRD'' BATTERY.
Among the most distinguished artierss OF the army s
Capt. Roemer commanding the veteran Thirty fourth New
York battery Of corps. We have rather good thing
about him in camp jrsb now The Captain, as all his
frends-and their number s legion-are aware is pos
in color His battery IS ihe rihet to The front where
from its commanding position. well az from the excel
lent skill and arknnnship OF the Captain and his gun
ners, II proves most annoying the enemy In vain
they epdesvor TO drive him OUT bat he returns shot for
shot, and with such accuracy that the rebels
PEELED 70 cess His reputation is as well made in the
rebel lines aud the rebel pickeis very
curious him and the battery Tue other day
OF them called out .'Where in the devil did that red
wh,skered battery come from z"
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

dark hints went the rounds OF sspy" "pian OF WORKS.
DC. Ths bundle probably contained clothes, Or m may
be that Of the burglars mentioned above WAS escA
Ing with his pluTder
DEHRyEhs
continue 10 come IN the front OF the corps AZ -
average of about two q day There are occasionally ON
GERS among the number The news they give B generay
meagre unsatisfactory and seldom reliable They nearly
all unite however the story that Lee has gone korh
with the part his force leaving only Beaure
CARDS and Hills corps In our front.
wKATHfx
has undergone entire change The tedious euccesson
Of hos dry days has been followed BY coo weather. wsn
frequent light and refreshing showerA
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mon distractions viii deter those ieaders whom
say "a nation delights TO honor"
Success, then, the movement the James. Strong
and gallant hearts In officers and sailors give us conn
oeoco aud trust the movement will NOT e0u unh we
are alongside the docks OF Rcbmond reasoo snuhated
secession buried the aud Stripes floating from ,he
Potomac to the Chatthoochse from Charleston TO Knox
willie.
AUGUST l4-6 p. N.
large Union force crossed the river last night near
this place, and to-day they actively engaged This
forenoon tho firing heavy and rapid aud We learn tns
afternoon that forces driving the rebels, VINO
we know hsve been encamped in force between this VI
cinisy aud Cox's ferry.
AUGUST l4-TP. n
Tho nring ss subsdng and evidently somewhat inter-
fered with by very heavy squai and thunder shower
which s now raging and which deghuuly cooling the
atmosphere.
We have heard no guns noar u above, os from the
vicinity Of Dutch Gap, to-day.
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Vermont Democratic Congregational
Homt alton.
rE RIVER JrNrrloN, w. AUgunt n

Tho Democratic Convention to nominate . Candidate
for member OF Congress for the Sec0nc district Of YER
held hero yesterday. Hon. Alexander r. Lane
presided. Speeches made by Colonel D,okey. Mr.
Hoyt, OF the bennington Sentinel and Others. Resoia-
tions enunciatng democratic principles adopted,
and hon. r. Nick. 0rnisby, OF Bradford, was nominated
for Congress.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

An Exhnustless Pcrfume.-The Atm0S-
phere which evaporates all ther perfumes leaving hs
fabrics they applied centles does not even
diminish the fragrance of Phalon 4 Sons "NIaHr
BLOOMING CEREUS" It's voIuptuous richness has neva9
been eaualled used It will be relin quishs4.
The 1t becomes passion Sold BY all drug sta
PHALON 4 SON. New York.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

rhe Festive and Negative Powders
cure I'll Feves, Nervous Diseases and Fenss ptssAsea
napaet's'' xaisd sGssIEC5s ssGfhECs. n s. M.rsaplASs
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Prizes Cnsbed I'm All LegnIized Lot.
teries and information given GALLAGHER 4 BEN
JAMIN, Brokers' so Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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Royal Havana Lottery.-75 per Cent
rrerntim paid for Prizes. Information furnished The
highest paid for douboons and all kinds Of gold and
silver. TAYLOR CO., Bankers l6 Wall street N. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

A Forest Docto In the CITY.
DR. JOHN II BENNoEI. the celebrated Indian Her1
Doctor and Opathyg is located permanently at No S99
Broadway second and third floors, New YORK city. A.
Qicto
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

At 3s9 Broadway. May be Seen, Grat1a.
heads OF MEN and ANIMALS from all parts Of the wuyS6
Examinations with written chaftS given daily, by HsssgA
FOWLER 4 WELLS, Phrenologsts.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

Lottery Prizes CRshed I'm form q tsOM
given. J. r. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall street, rom No. q
The New York herald., 1864-08-18
The Maine Union Convention.

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. IT, 1864
The Union District Convention held horc to-day nomt
mated Hon. John H. Rco Of Foxcroft for Congress- and
benjamin. p Gilman OF Orono for Pres dentia elector
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

Address to smokers.-Pollak & Son,
Manufacturers removed from Broome stso9e
6o2 Fourth street, Wholesale and rsta
Pipes o order and repaired.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

About 100 Certificates from Medical
men this CITY recommend woLCOrTS Instant Pain An
nihilator. Commen. needless. Solo everywhere.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

A Sure Cure.-Rene'a African reve9
and Agua Care. n fails Depot 20 Liberty street, ut
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Preservatsvs
Wig Depot Wholesale and retail, No. AstSr House.
The dye applied by skiful artists.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

To Paper Manu- fRctuTers.
Cash will be paid for 10000 OF good FourdrfniR
Paper size, 32xA6-48 lbs. ,
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

rrusses, Elastic stoc ings. &c c.-warsa
co. ONCE only at No vossy street lady atsendans
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

Corns, Buntons, Nails, EnlarCed Joints,
all dseases Of the feet, cured BY DR.. zACEARIE, b
Broadway.
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Prizes Cnshed I'm all Legalizcd Lotteries
- JACoB's. Brokers Once, I76 Bscadway
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ErnVrnnt soxod0nt

Fragrant SoZodOnt
Is attracting great attention and wen II may
The represented by this musical Is the most
beneficial preparation for the th and teeth the
world has
Sold druggists.
The New York herald., 1864-08-18

Prizes Cashcd IN Royal Havana and
- ALKCK CO. Brokers "a Pine street