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HOyt's Hiawatha Hair Resfo~nstvc.-
Warranted to restore faded and gray Hair Wsker
their original color Superior DIVES aud every other
paraon for the hair the natural life appearance
gives instead OF the dull dead black of dve that the
most critical observer detect s in the snpc
~ Of its application beng used easily
the toilet, aad Its beneaciil eff acts the
hair 1t mases the hair aud SILKY prevent ta
ing all its impurities and cntirey ovcrcones
the bad Effects of the previous Of preparations
ing sulphur car of lead, &c.
HOlTS IMPE.TAL GoLORtSG CREAM
changes light AID rcd hair 10 beautiful brown or black
Sod everywhere.
JOSEPH HoYT 4 co, 10 University place, \. Y.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless. reliable. instantaneous The only per
dye Sold b. all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street
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Brazilian Pebble spectacies and Eve
Preserers to strengthen and Improve the sight old and
by da night without pain fatigue Highly
commended by the medical faculty.
SERMONS 0cuist q. Optician,
669H Broad az opposite bond street
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IORTLJARDS SNUFF.
Iavc this dny TO IS cents per pound
for acaboy aud Rappee; 10 cents
yellow snuff II. LORfLbARD
new YoRK, Feb. 20, 1864 IL and rs Chambers street
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70 Ytre Proof Manufacturers.
FOR SALE.
Fire Proof Chests warranted to the twenty
1--WE cent longer than Wilder,s
greatly superior TO every other dry ning heretofore
Address - j. JENKINS
No $50 North Fifth street PHILADELPHIA
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Family Sew tMg.-E IN b ~Otd ering, Braid
Quitting Tucking &C.. beautifully executed the
Yer Baker Sewing Machine. at 93l Broadway. rwen-
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G. saundsrs' Metallic Tablet Razor
Strop. the oldest and approved use
sale by j. 4 8. SAUNDERS. No. Aston House.
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Bleeding or Itching Piles Perm q rae mti y
,ured by using Dr. WINNERS Pie Suppository Reference
given to numerous in this city who have been
cured Agent ltd Boyyery.
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Tickets Cnsh~d I'm all of the above Lot
teries and Information given bvANToNJo. la Brcadva,
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CristadOrO's Hair Dye. Prescrwativ'
and Wk Denot. Wholesale and retail No. Ascr House
The dye applied by skiitul artists
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Hernia mr. Rupturr Cu

The time has when this dang rpain' can BE-
radically cured without sh dow doubt. While tile
fun az all kinds Of made upon principle thai
Simply holds Hernia and ofieniues irry
good Offer the public Truss difeten, I'm prii
cipc and on from sll u'hcrs IN -
WHITES Paint LEV isR TRUSS
has proluced the thre years than all tic
aud sold euci during the - We
know that tie trrss dealers means ia ter
70 dcno nee valuable nstrnmcntss but truth sircrger
than aclian AMI win prevail
Is light clean ana made the lac: bone
spcrufaic cord. has inward aud artion.
The made lighter hs tic patient
ut pcasurc-r works n knnckicit Is cmplaculiy
Patent Lever Truss Call, examine and try It, wewarrant
"@''' WHITES PATENT LEVER SUPPORTER
Is made on the same principle, and is perfect support 10
all feeble and delicate Pamphlets Tree Separate
consnlti tor ladies children neatly fitted
with femme 1T endants and skifu nj hand Sold
only by GREGORY CO., cog Broadway, corner ~ Hous
street.
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piles, Itching Pties.-Usc Rossma ne
Cure II never fails. Sold b. al druggIsis
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wheeler a. Wilson Highest Premium
lock. stlck Sewing Machines Once s05 broadway
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GOurnut's POudro Subtitle Up-rOis Hair
from low foreheads or any part Of the body Warranted
his new depot, 4a3 Brt adway.
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Omciai Draw in9s or che Library Ass0.
citation Companys Lottery Of Ken!uci..
EXTRA CLASS 6S3-Feb 10. lSiL
ST. Sc, 81 II. 80, I'll, H. o. SO. AZ, %, 49, %, 81.
CLASS 58i-Feb 20. 1854
"a, 80, 3. a. TO- Is, 80. 46, 5s, CT, As. is, 10.
FRANCE Ellis & CO.. Msua.ers Covings,a, Ky.
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COrns. BuniOns. Inverted Nails Err
larged Joints and all diseases of the feet without pain
or Inconvenience to the patient by Dr. ZACHARIE, Sur.
geon 0hiropodist. 100 Broadway.
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Wigs, Toupses, Hair Rye, Hair Dyetng
HAGHELORS. 10 Bond street 4. - - -
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White Virgin Wax Quantities Bes att
6es and whens the coppeIian without injuring Re,
HUNT CO., AIS south Seventh street. Philadelphia Sold
at 7l5 Broadway and BY druggists eve rvwhere.
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Kepdalrs Amboline gives entire satisfaction. @
Kcndalls Amboine gives entire Satisfaction
Kendaiis Ambone gives entire satisfaction
Kendsiis Ambolnc. KENDALL w guo nrosawaM
Kendalis Ambciine. KENDALL co. nc nroeuwN.
RENTALS Arlbolpe KENDALL Co, bO6 Broadway.
Kendalis Amhone sold by all drug2ists
kentaiis Amboine sold by all druggists
kendaiis Ambolne sold by all druggists.
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Lottery Tickets Cnshed in All Lcgnltzet
Lotteries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
ii " all street, room No. L.
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For sale by druggists generally in city and country
G. q. GLARE; 4 CO. Proprietors.
ID. S. BARNES X CO., New York, General Agents
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CRncclIInG Stamps.
Boston Hand Stamp Co.. 1875 Broadway, N.
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CLARKlS nISTILLEn

CLARK'S DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
No lady's toilet is complete without Il.
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Hti's Hair Dye-Finy Cents.-Ins,au-
famous natural reliable Depot No. Barclay street Sold
by Nil drug and fancy goods stores.
nm. Infnaitable Hair Cutt~r.-SsyIes
suitable executed 10 the best manner only. shaving 10
CENTS. NJ. l Barclay suce.
Japonicn OF tho Soctete Uygteutque for
the hair Price ~ cents and 81. lis Cham ers street
Maenoa lhlpcome and fiuiic Phioc OF the socie,e
Hygienipue dc New Yors. Price 81 each.
New York. rs cents and 81 81 IFS Chambers ,trest
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OTs ItUWVtF'B DIHCOvefy-A HOtMmtc tx
and Roo. Tncturecuras erup,ons ulcers
the throat and legs and the poisonous
OF the blood No Division street. n. y since 1884, Eight
separate and private book gatis.
bogus DR. Hunters the city knnvn. up every
trick to rob the doctor OF HIS reputation skfu
and reliable phi sician Tie has other once.
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Omcial Ora wings Of she sho,by College
BxrnA CLASS s7-Feb. 20. 1854
AZ. T. 49, Is. -. 81, - ~ ~ IS, SO, 43, 81, IL.
CLASS 5s-Feb. % 1864.
&c. &c. IA, GO. 81. 81. 10, ~, "a Ga, 90 So, co.
T. Z. SIMMONS 4 CO.,
.vn Ky.
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Give it q tris

RESTORATIVE FOR Tbs HAIR
Is scientifically prepared only per bottle and sur
TO give satisfaction.
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uIil's HAIR Dyc-Eity C~utS-Einck or
brown HlLIs Hair Dye. so cents. black or brown
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The Living Breath OF the Divine,
flower that blossoms 10 the gar and
ID PHAL0N SON y Extract of the Night Blooming Cere,
Itisan Interchangeable nnequqned and imperishab. p,
fume for the handkerchief. distilled from the eav
OF that queen oil the floral Kingdom.
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MINUTE
And every disease OF the Bye aud Ear requiring eher
medical surgical aid Attendad to by Dr. Won Essen
BERG consulting rooms sl6 Broadway. Twelfth
street
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OMctai Drawings on Murray, Eddy -
Co. Kentucky State Lottery.
KxsrUcxv EXTRA CLASS lSs-Feb. 20 Is5L
60, 20, A, 66, -. ~. IS. .. 81, ~. Il, 10, 40
KENTUCKY. CLASS ls<-Feb. ~, 1861
IS. a. ls. IS. a., al, il. 10. so. 81, %, Gs, CO.
Circulars sent free Of charge. bv addressing
MURRAY. EDDY 4 CO..
Gown ,tou Ey
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GALLAouva. bis residence, as aveous 3. Villas
81 sa', native Of the county Tyrone, ireland, assl
HIS remars viii DO taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery for
n.ermeat ms friends and those Of hts family
| two O'Clock. N'I
GAmAeans. Saturday, February 20, Of consums-
ton. 10 the S4th hts age EDwAEp AcHrR a
Rossnskir county Donegal Ireland. -
The remains WIZ DO taken 10 Calvary Cemetery FROM
the residence Of his cousin, Mrs. VIM Fargrisye I2s
Roosevelt street this Monday afternoon at one O'Clock
when the relatives and friends respectfully requestsd
GsAY.-On Sunday, February 81, in the 2ltd year q
her age ANNE eldest daughter Of widow Gray Of White.
st0no, Long Island
Her reulars will be taken late residence No
% Prince street, N Y. ON Tuesday morning, at nine
Ground, Flushing, L. l. The relatives and friends and
those Mrs hearney, with whom she died, ara respect
fully requested TO attend.
Flushing papers pleass copy.
HAnII,os.-on SATURDAY, February 20. STEWART K.
eldest child OF Stewart aud Mary l.. Hamilton, aged
Tue friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the fuDoral from the residence OF hn
parents l42 Perry street, this (Monday) sfternoos,
HmL,-At scsrsdalc. westchsstcr county, on satur
VIII William % "a =. sss ys.r Of her egg
Tire relatives and friends Of the amiy arc respectluv
invited to attend the funeral from tho Church CT y.
James the Less Scarsdale Tuesday noon at twelve
o'clock by the Harlem Railroad will leave ths
depot OF Twenty street and Fourth avenue,
at halt past ten A. M
HKARp--On sunday morning. February n, JxrHRo d.
HEBARp, aged Al years and months
tend the funeral without further invitation from his late
residence No OIL WllouRhby street. Brooklyn on Tues
day afternoon ut two O'Clock Tho remains will be taken
70 Cypress Hills Cemetery tor intcrmeat.
HART On Saturday evening, February 20. OF conGeS
ton OF tho lungs after short illness Miss CARissA HAE
aged rs years
Tho relatives and friends OF the family, and those o.
her brothers, James oseph and Allen Hart, also ber
brothersn law, Jonathan A. and william Close inv
tod To attend her funeral this Monday afternoon al four
O'Clock, from tho residence Of Richard Il Woods. No l5c
Alien street Her remains will be taken to White Pans
Westchester county, NJ T., for nterment, Tuesday
| morning
| HrMrrREY-on Saturday afternoon, February 90. a.
the residence OF her son IN law Mr. q G. lhurston, OF
congestion OF the lungs. Mrs JANE T. HUMPHREY widow
OF Clement II. Humphrey aged GO years aud month";.
Friends ana relatives OF tho family respectfully IN
vted TO attend the funeral from her late residence
nor Washington avenue and Twelfth street, fremont,
Westcbester county, on Tuesday morning, at eleven
O'Clock, without further invitation.
HAIL.-Sudde ly, Saturd ~ February 20, OF milan
nation OF the lungs Thomas HAIL. Ia the SD year OF his
age.
This world Is vain aad full OF pain
OF and troubles sore:
But they bicst who arc at rest
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Causes the hair grow bald heads here the roots
entirely dead. In such nothing
will
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Deafness, Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT. - ~
CHRONIC cATARRH
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION or THE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-23
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
r-e,1sHEp pAlLY sEsl-wEEKLY AND wEEELY
Ey TYLER i ALLEGRO.
T K, z NJ q

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rclient to icgislate on the subject 0i allowing
soldiers and refugees 70 vote fer Judges whose
circuits are in whoic or in i..rt in the posses
sicn of the enemy.
Mr.. MATTHEWS of.rsd resolution, which
was adopted, irstructinS the Commute: on
Roads to inquire into and report What leslssa-
tion i5 necessary to require the Virginia Een>
trul Railroad company to complete and equip,
without delay, the Central Railroad tram
jackson river 10 Co7ington.
= Mr.. WIYsTor ofcro1a resolution, instruct
ing special Committee 70 inquire into and
report what action should De taken, in view Of
the CONSUMPTION lew of the Confederate Con-
gress, 80 far rs it applies to State officers.
Mr.. SHAcKELpoRD offered. as substitute, a
resolution directing special committee to in
quire aud report what officers are necessary to
carry on the State Government
After some discussion, Mr.. SHAokELroRD
withdrew his substitute. With the purpose of
Offering it at some future time Us o distinct
proposition.
Mr.. RoBsaTaoN, of. tie city of Ricllnlcnd,
offered, as IN amsnlmcat, that the subjec. be
referred to Joint Committee Of five on the
part Of the Senate and nino on the part Of the
House, which was accepted by Mr.. WrssToN.
the subject to the Committee on Confederate
Relations, with the instructions stated, which,
after some discussion, was lost.
The question bcing then put upon the
amendment hy hir. ltonEnTsoN III accepted by
Dir. WINSTON, it WAS decided in the affirmative,
by yeas 81, nays 9.
On motion Of Mr.. WlL&oa, of Isle of Wight,
tho bill amcndatory of the act to extend the
time for tho exercise of certain civil rights and
remedies was taken up pn its third reading
and passed
Mr.. SuAcgELroRD offered resolution, which
was agreed to, instructins the Committee Oh
Confederate Relations TO report 4 bill dcc!ar.
ing what officers shall be necessary ior the pro-
per administration of the Stale Government,
aud directing the Governor to certify the H.niH
CO tho President Of lilo C'niDlar:Lia StatcI h'r
exemption from military deity.
On motion OF Mr.. MoNnGE, the report Of tie
Committee CT Conference on the bill iur th"
relief CT the Families Of pollicrs living within
tho lines of the oncrny, was taken UP and
passed-ycas. Sc; nays, IL:
On motion of Mr.. WALTON, the Honao then.
adjourned ..
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The bill for the relief of ". B Ball wns taken
10 aud ordered to ita engrnssnens.
Tho calendar vas Zen, on motion OF Mr.. Hay.
.,.Np. Of Marion, rssbmed.
The bill to increassfhe rates of toll on Mayo
Lrijre over James river, at the city Of RicIl-
mond, was then taken mp on its third reading,
and passcd The bill provides the following
rates: Each person on foot, one cent each
ho!se. 10 cents every score of sheep, hogs or
cattle, 2i cents. ench vehicle with one horse 25
csnts with two horses, 35 cents with three;
10 with four, 60 cents.
TLe bills to amend the Code in relation to the
mode of proceeding in suits, tlla defendant Of
which may BE- within the enemy 3 lines or cannot
he found; and to modify the law in relation to the
fees of commissioners in chancery, were read q
tra .:me and passed; also the bill to require rail-
road and canal companies TO transport troops
aud their baggage without demanding prepay
ment therefor; the bill for the relief Of a. B.
Uraulart and others; and the bill authorizing
the sctement in certain cases, of judcisries' se-
counts before commissioners in chancery, other
than those now required by law, and the bill for
the relief Of GeesesaJ i1tsnoti all of which have
been sufficiently explained heretofore.
Mr DEAES moved to taho up the resolution
olfsred BY himself some days aSo, in relation to
night sessions, which motion WIS lost.
The bill to repeal the ordinance Of the State
Convention. respecting the revenue Of the Lite
rary fund, taken up on IFS third reading
and. pending its discussion, the House adjourned
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CAPTURE or An EXPRESS TRAIN Bi
CUNFEDERhTES.

CAPTURE OF An ENPGESS TRAIN b
CUNFEDERhTES. :
We have Il pleasant rcport from the lowc,
Valley, brougMby several parties, Of tho
capture of on express train, ono day laa.
week, on the B. II q. r. r., by the dashing
and fearless Major Harry Oimor and his
command. Tie train WAS captured at SOM;
point between two heavy bodies Of the oae-
my's forces guarding the road. We got, it is
said, Yankee Paymaster, with his iron aato
and o large amount in greenbacks, besides u.
S. Senator Bright, of Ip'liana. The report
hus it that 80 we're pursued Dy tic Yankars,
AMI had tu Let tho Senator oscapc; but no
held on to the grcenbacks, and got oil without
damage. Tho report comes TO us through
several different channels, and, ~ we arc now
"in good luc!," We ave very n!uch dis;.ar"d IL
think that tho very agreeable rum0r is true.
Indeed, VIC know enough Of Maj. Hi.,noF -
feel satisfied that ho ID always "coGkc,l ani
.priuncd" for little dash of that sort, not BE-
ing very particular, in his h0aI.onE WY,
whether /. involved danger or not. beng :
Marylander, the gallant Major feels Is. Ebcr
e. to take his boys down and let th"m look 1T
the B. K Q. H. T., and the traIn1 passing over
it whenever lie and they feel like il. Be-
silcs, that command h:3 an unconquera!le 10
longing after Federal ri"'i".
=. S.-Since ti:c :.hDsc wns put in type ,;yn
b,v, seen aud conycrsed with an intelligent
gentleman, Just from Tie lover Valley, woo
Was m active participant in The capture Of the
train abre referred TO-. TIE capture WIS made
on FRIDAY last, about one O'clock j. NJ, rGa7
Browns Shop, between Dutlc)ds and kcGr
revs4il:c. There wu- n large Yankee Icrra
at IIarper's Ferry end at Mar:insburg, :. short
distance off, Thc train Was the ezprcs, from
Baltimore TO Wheeling Gilnor h..i bur
| twcnty>cight n:ru with him. Aboard tie train
we're thirty armed Yankees, all 0f whom, with
| their reviewers, ssbres, TO- fell ln,o G:julor's
hands Alnongs: tho prisoners was Senator
Bright, of Indiana, who ;ook his captule ty
pur forces very pleasantly. We carried tho
prisoners 4 sh?rt distance, when the +! grail
[ rockets ssrt Up By the enemy in different di-
! recr!cns, gave cur boys to understand .Eat
they must be in hurry. They mad, accord
inply. to le: the prisoners 90. 1t was after
wards aseertained that General Averill wac
on tho train at the time Of its capture. Had
| our bows known this, they would haze man
aged to have taken care Of him any how.
The fruit of the capture were about 100000
in greenbacks, loo ine receivers, r. good many
s,bres, gold watches, and other articles OF
value and use to Confederate soldiers.
The enemy followed Gilncr AID bis LITTLE
handful of brave fellows to Strasburg, scudins
$500 men to Winchester, and throwing out
! forces after them from that point. But II vas
,oi, no avail They hnd been fairly eanEht by
(i:lmer, and he had escaped from n" tolls o.
their net, which they had so indusTiously as.
to catch him Rockingham Register
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RE-ENLISTMENTS FOR TIE WAR.

RE-ENLISTMENTS FOR TIE WAR.
The following Official Dispatches were re
ccivci at the War Department on Saturday:
OR."GE Court IIpUsE, Feb. !9.
To Gen. s. CooPER:
Since M despatch Of iIsh inst, tAH rc-
mainder of lIilps Corps, texcept portions Of
the 18th and 22i North Carolina regiments,)
tho Stoncwali Brigade, Youns's Cavalry B.i-
gade, of Hampton's Division, tito 18th V!r-
ginia Regiment, Carter's Virginia Battery,
lst Richmond uowitzers, and "a North Care
lima Regim cnt ha:e c-cnlstcd l1r the %ar.
tSigued) H. j.. l.xE.
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;asEkrEME o. Y5RssNgs,
THURSDAY, Fan. lST!!, l:I,.
SEN tTNE,

The Senate was called "a oscrE ST - o'c!cck,
NJ, by tho President. Licuicuant GnYerno!
PRIcE.
Prayer hy tae Rev. Mr. CRANBERRY. % the
Mmhodist Church.
Mr.. NELSON. from the Committee Cor Corrt,
of Justice. reported bill to amend the lat
and y second sections os IN act to suppress
gaming, passed O55. IL, l-i3.
Mr. 6RAENoN, from the Cnm,uittce- on Ei-
nance, reported IL bill to amend an act for tho
relief of ,ac securities of f. P. Baker, late
shorif of Grayson county, with an amend
ment. .... ..
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RE-ENIJSTED FOR TIE WAR.

A telesraphic despatch was received in
Richmond. op Saturday last, and read in the
Senate Of Virginia, stating that the whole Of
Echols brigade has re-enlisted for the war.