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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

Eaby woa Me right to this position than the brave
sod accomplished officer and distinguished Albanian
whose name heads this communication. The splendid
conduct Of his brigade upon all the fields Of this and
other campaigns even where disaster has overaken our
arms has gained for the the highest need ofpraiss
aud won for their beloved commander name any off
6ssr might be proud Of. At Winchester, on the lsh
of s. p:ember General Early eomplimeRted him on the
ld on the conduct of his men, saying that bis brigade
had saved the day in the frat attack Ct the enemy At
! shei's HI, where everything had been Withdrawn,
and his tanks we're lsf. exposed General Bittle SILL
held his command in the rerches, and not single man
ef his post Until ordered out BY General Early in per-
son, who Indicated the direction the command should
taxa, This movement conducted in perfect Order COM
uenced from the left and by the flank. Toe Sd Ala
oams under Otlonel Forsyth, being on the right was
the lat to receive the order. II the mean time, d.
vision STAFF ohaSer changed the direction given by Gen.
Euly, and this regiment following in the original line,
became separated from the brigade It was halted about
On, .af mile in rear OF the works fought and held in
check the whole of the victorious and pursuing enemy
for nearly an hour. A Yankee correspondent writing
from sheridAns army rpeakiOg Of the result Of this
VaRemsnt said that the tkl and gAlsntTy displayed by
t1e NhSoh VI ehe ~ ~>NS@AN ~AS10 S@'ee
hs whole of the right OF the rebel army from cpture
aad destruction" Ga this OCc zion Battles Brigade
the OF " organ I'D y OF that reached the pike,
and during that long and trying night brought up the
rear of the amy, diminishing with the enemy until mid
night
At the battle Of Cedar Creek the Brigade fought with
magnificent calamity capturing ons battery Of the 9th
Maine artillery With its coloFs and received the highest
compliments from Generals E. rly and ma ur. When
the army commenced to break and retreat General
Early rode up to STAFF OfaSsr and asksd, Where Is
titles Brigade want il 10 rally the army On."-
Surely an ser who has such signal success Is
titled to the deserved promotion the General i 10 bis
power I, g;ve TIE cOnducs Of the men mus r, aeOt
upon the ,er commanding them, and BY this criterion
upon whose shoulders could the mamie of the gallant
Robes and Ramseur more Worthily fAl-e oislJ whsu
he e, loved the confidence Of these distinguished dead
TO eueh high d,grees
General Battle IL now lying in the hospital In Rics-
moud, suEaipg from 3 severe wtuld received while
l,aSiug his Brigade through splendid charge, in which
the enemy were driven a routed and disOrdsrOd MOB
think il due General Battle to say that this Cem-
mrn.oatiOn ia written without his khoGlo6g, CT even
having On intmAon of Il, and BY one Who Las known
him only since the commencement OF the war.
JUSTICE,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10
TIE LATEST FROM THE UNITED STATES.

We have received our files Of Yankee papers of the
9Th inst, from which gaheE the followi z, which
partakes moro OF the character Of badsrdash than Of
news;
RIPoRrID DETELF CT HOOD.
True to its Dstincla the Herald coud not resist ut-
teIipg some good sized sensational lie on election evs
and hence it psrpetrates the following:
General Hood has been defeated with considerable loss
IN his fret attempt the Tennessee river. The
point chosen for the movement between Decatur and
florence ut the head OF the muscle shoals OF the Ten
esaoe river and is illustrated in map which give
this mGrninR showing the rea I've position OF theee
points and Nashville with BlueWater creef the Joint
at which the engt Amen took place. ltbppears from
our correspondence that General Sherman has cent
the Fourth corps Decatur TO oper4ts against Hood
While with tas remaining five corIs Of his army, he has
moved to Atlanta and III in eli prob billy, about to in
augurats an ef.nsiVs campaign from TIA. point thus
RnuriI for the lime the eEce OF Hood or leaving
HIM 10 pros eeute his Dpaign into Tennessee OF his
l.isure The I, bsl accouuts which publish in
ueoon with oher important mater, give inter. citing
acc unts OF II 5oa previous to the ba.uf.
FORREST ON IEKNEeEE.
Besides the operations of our cavalry on thu Men,
pLis aud Uharl.ston ialrOad balween CORTLAND and
Ueca ur, Ala, the Herald anugu ncea the following:
Forces. is on the Ternestee, threatening Johnson
VILE Il Q western lermnus OF tue Nashville and North
wss.era uroa bus the p nj ion Is strongly defend-
ed aud ssn rvpel any staCS OF olvar ~.
TIE OBJ CT OF BJTLRR's As TGENEET TO EIw YoTK,
Who would have n hight Surely no who did
not know the tue character o. the Bees, as well as
LINCOLN hat when B liter was led to NV York. 1t
was merely to COT temp rsry chief of police over
that city 81 tayl the He5a the lubj ID I, ra-
graph:
neral Bu Ter, 81 direction o. the President Of the
UIied S aes, and b. as ignment Of General d Z
mar ding the D. psrtment OF tie Eist has
mlni OF the military forces in this Safe, or the
gu pose Of pr,serS,Gg order until Tier the Pre-
| tideutisl Il ctIor srd preventing The execution oi
supposed desgos OF reGes and rebel sJmplth re-,
to curry Systematic pundsrirg snd burning raid
iu our prit cipal ties General BIler, ia his official
ORDER assures the c that they need spprehend no
inter with their rights privileges cleo ors,
a. Lie snbUrdius Q, ruCtsd strictly fsin rt m
aaythii o. IN kind his OILY OH CT being preserve
| D 40. Zoe SIX h, seventh anu TN h CjaI ecacui
r.gimene, under q neral HIWley, arIisei III tits city
yesterday, with orders to report to Goneral Baller.
THE EIcIrINIET ON TIE BORDER.
says the Herald OF the 7ih:
The excitement along our Noshsrn frontier towns In
references the anticipated febal raids from Canada
slill continues At Bufflc and Suspsnson Bridge Nj
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10
T Il 4 CITY.

NAYOR's OoURr.-rhe Mayors docket this morning
vas small and of little interest.
John Callahan committed for being drunk and
lying on the sidewalk, last night. He arrested Oh
the same charge Monday night, and MAS discharged
yesterday morning.
Garland j. Caysee charged with injurirg house
belOl ging TO Isaac A Gcddin. This appearing to be
simply dispute about the title to the hou.e the
was dismissed.
negro was whipped for selling papers in the market
house, and some negroes were overhaued for keeping
c1ck shops in violation OF the rcsnt ordinance con
csru negroes, and there being no o.her business tie
court adioufled
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

We present the following summary Of European nssF,
received at New York on the Oh via Southampton on
the 2sth of Ootobsr This is three days later news:
Some London journals express the opinion that the
esidential eleouon in the Uaied Safes will be very
'dery ordeap for the North, but that Mr.. Lneo bad
very good chance OF SUGGEST if the Union arms con-
tinued Irum plant in the e. Id till the Of the oon-
test. 1, is claimed tina, ri nd Giribadi, zzni,
Lsdru R3ln, and the leading "R' ds," favor Mr.. Liz
coin in fenIin ent in The abolion :'plitorm."
TIE American ship Senator, at QusenstoWn, was
boarded by the rebel privateor Flo ida on her voyage.
A new steamship, iupposed 70 be intended TOT tie
rsbs ssryos, made her Ial of the coast Of France
Sac is very fast veseel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10
rnnuapAPnrO.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON TIE PIEDMONT RAIL
ROAD-GEN. BANKHEAD. OF MISSISSIPPI. AND
SEVERAL OTHER PASSENGERS INJURED.
GRK1SsBoRo', Nov. s--Ths evening train for Da'
vle from this place, ran of the track st O'clock this
afternoon, three miles from town.
Gen. Bankhead, of Mississippi, and hTs' Louis Palmf'
of New Orleans, vera njuredtho aHer severely, rem
dsring the amputation OF one leg necessary.
Several others vera slightly rj 'rcd.
Three cara With thar height wsrs totally Ereck'd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

pArtmsns respectively bat IL 10 believed ths whsa
ouco insugurated win be extended indefinitely, ana
include all prisoners Of var in the hands OF the
two bslligerenis.
ANOTHER PROMOTION.
The MANY friends of Colonel d. A. Weisiger, lS1h
Virginia infantry will be gratihed to learn that sbs gen.
tleman has been promoted to the rank Of B'igadier
General, and assigned to kahons's old brigade. Col.
Wesger has Been actively in the field sincs Ap IL 1851,
when not absent from wounds.
WHAT TIE ARMY Trunks OF HOOD.
The Augusta Register says: General Hood Ii now
the idol OF Ihe Army Of Tennessee Hs has inksdthe
tanker, AID his word Is forward 10 the fertile bills and
fruitful valleys Of the cd Volunteer ste Sherman,
in taking Atlanta, got hold of an Elephant He con-
sdered A anta as the end of the race. He attained
the goal aud nov his chief consideration is, not how
shall he hold Il, bat TOW shall be got away"
YANKEE RUMoR.
The Yankee Ilckots % the nor.h SIDE OF tho James
this mornlug asserted that despatch had been re-
csved which states that the Yankees have captured the
Jnfsderate States Florida Of the coast OF N
Salvador There Is nothing in the Northern papers Of
the 7th about it.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

PERSONAL Ia the Examiner Of M 1ndsy we publish
cd an ex.rsct from the BIltimors American, which
says: "A. the cfse of Colonel 1cley, Military Pc
vost Marshal, yesterday, John D. heC,be ard wifi
refugees from Richmond reported themselves took th'
oa,h, aud we're released" TIE American has go'ter
hold of the wrong name. TIE Joa,g man referred to
IA named James D. Mc0abs, Jr., and ia the son OF the
Rev. James D ho0abr, OF Md Examiner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10
INsPEcToR's OFFICE, 30 CoNG. DIsT /
Richmond, Nov. 7lth, 1864.


The attention persons holding certificates Of permanent
,sLl " and such hayS been leeeei 1or "hy
duty bs the cal Hoard Ia tai strict ca led TO the o
lowing from oOnseiPton Or uar No. 3, he are
RaAeIve Forces Of Vrgtia;
In pursuance General rltr Ne ST. A. g. o. Current
sere District Inspeclos will proce lmme Iey to
and ter In pectloo ward TO the Camp ins ucon all
sons Ia Ttspe jvs srlei holding ceraccl'es
men, disability aud al those essgaed TO Lt duty who In the
appear likely be adudgei qualified fJr active
Woe They eaioned make the required Inspection ofex
empt and Ugh uty men with TIE utmost Sable espsteh
la conformity to This Order all such pssoDs resLi residing
the 81 Conversational Dc required report for inpc
ton az the foil wiug pl Ices and aAtCs. viz:
Richmond NOV llh 18th, l41, l5thas Err bling ONCE
Main street, between 9th and lOth.
Henrco kes Kent and Charles Oily counts NV lsh, l9h
Henric! O. ii.
Hanover County-Eov 2iSt, 22l-Ash'snd.
prompt compliance this order IL required; pereon
persons failing eIcp from icknss her good and
realon IN each be suN cted 10 arrest by the
oonEcript guard and ex animation by the Medical Bard
Any from above orde ed by rsA
son Of sickness will for sard t. the rolling io- OF lis
ty or city the certificate OF bis attending phys can certifying his
disability lis exn t. be Transmitted to tails off, for The
action OF 10 g ect edcsl Boz
rms Enrolns OcarB cted 10 the evil
sons Circular and their active opera the Is
r,o1estei JN0.A. COKE
Captain and Inspector,
nts-5. dIong. ID
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

OaIGM UEIrID 9IAFEs ssEAToR.--ti5o. II. Williams
vas elected Iited Safes Senator By ths Oregon Lag
islaute. Mr.. Villas vas formerly D .moGrat, but
sincs he left the party he has boone - Thoroughly
Abolition that in speech the evening Of his ,lec
ion he dec AIRED that recognz pg irreprsssbe
OF on the slAvery questo1 he never would be willing
for the war to cease until every slsvs was free"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

RIMIDY ToR CoKGEIIvs CRILLs.-"rhe mother CT
soldier" has sen: the Petersburg Express remedy io
oopresiys csis, which fhe has never known to fail
She has (he ssyf for number Of years Teen managing
large bOardl school, and has had some experience
in nursiug:
The remedy is spirits Of turpentine-gVe from ten to
hfeen Drop, in syrp or tod y-Iub the sp NJ, chest
and 61tremities WE'LL adding small Quantity OF oil o.
,urpsa,iae to prevent blsteri The EXTERN
be rubbed until reaction takes place. coh saturated
With the mla lure should be applied to the chest.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

Music ON THE SoJARr SNOW YOUR PAPEss.-TheIe
was music on the Square yesterday evening The ad-
IN ssOn Was fre,, not 80 the coming out Military
guards we're stationed at each gate Who permitted
man over fifteen and under sky to depart without
showing his "pspsTs tho papera como all right,
the man was allowed TO 81 in peace If they were not
satisfactory the unfor u,at, individual was escorted to
The Solders' Il me So We 60.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

EsoAPsD.--An nvseIa'e deserter named Bowman,
who was to have been shot at Petersburg yesterday,
managed to break from HE guards and escaped into the
Yankee lines He Rad deserted FIVE times. Tbs lie
nr,b,bly his lag. dssersion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the s,nats to-day, various resolutions we're sub
mIl.sd and referred 10 the appropriate COMMITTEES
Adjourned.
Ia The House, among the r.sclu Ions proposed was
one by Mr. FoOts Of Tenn, declaring that the recon.
msndaton 10 the Presidents MESA for detailing In.
stead Of t1smpDg editors and necessary employees OF
newspapers, could by no means be approved by she
d ua
At one o'clock Mr.. FOOts was fp,aking in advocacy
of this proposition.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

Ass 2ss the otE,Ds are Ia esnaidssabie alarm fees
ing oorAjent that attempts to plumber and burn them
will be made election day. At the latter place mer.
chants are removing their goode.
WHAT ABOUT SHERIDAN?
The following looks like the precursor of something,
which the Herald intends to glOss over By scme lie
which it has not had time TO manufacture;
The reports published in some accession papers that
General Sheridan s falling back have not, We are
sured by Que. Of our Baltimore correspondence, the
81 ghtest fcu1dl o. in iGc.. His army was never in
better condition than 1t is row. and he is fully prepared
TO meet and dispose # etualy Of EIry should the
latter carry out bis Supposed design ct making another
attempt to achieve tn, mastery in the Shenandoah Val
lev. Enly is said 10 be nov at New Market, reorgan-
IL ug the remnants Of his cid army and such conscrpt
additions to it au have Hcsnty been made BY the Rcl-
mond authorities.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

HoRaE THIu james n. FIrcon, company D. l't
Virginia Battalion, was on yesterday sent ever from
p ,terabure on the charge of stealing horse he Was
committed to the Castle.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

FuHL-The poor OF this city are absolutely destitute
of fuel The Council mus. do something o'supply
them, and there Ia no use in posToning their action.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10
AgsxEeE sAARs-szls Ear.

~sr---S=------
By DUNLOP, MoNoURE CO.. Aue.s.
A UCTION SALE
FRENCH e'0n AND
DRY GOODs,
SHOES. BOOTS, &c.
the 10Th instant commanding ct 10 O'clock
Fns,, ECU a. o1r auction Itoe very de able Of
consisting In partof
100 psees - nehar Iust5es, assorted qualities
lvV plecese4 white csrOrios '.
az Pecs - 70 82-lI c. white silesia hsnnels
- p,sss1o - ann Alhut dihgonsIs
Light add DARK steel eassirneres
u plfces fancy coating
20 pieces slk-miytures
10 pIe:es French bombaEine
Hosiery, shirilngs and sheetinr.
Irish linen, thread &c.. de-
100 pairs gents' French boots. double and cork ,oss
400 pairs gnfs' elastic boois-Prepch
200 pairs nis' fngiss elastic boots
300 pairs Enghih nsyy shoes
"a bales is and - shrings and sheetings
ALSO
38russels carpets
2Large Feather beds
with many ott er articles suited 10 the trade.
rsrus.osth DUNLOP, MoNoURE, 4 90,
uOO va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10
SALEOF STATE mILIT Any WORKS Az
GHEkNyILLE, b. q.

SALEOP STATE mILIT AHY WORKS Al
GhEkNSILLE, b. g.
OYyIOE OF S5ATE AUDITOR I
Columbia s q, 0siober 70 1864
WILL be sold, at public auction, in the city
w of Coumbla o, on TUESDAY, the 18Th taJ o.: NoSem-
All the LAND, BUILDINGS, MACHINERY, TOOLS. pATE
aud other property Of the state At The above works pt
chsd an inventory Of hs sams 10 be furnished upon appca
ton to tits ONCE.
This vgldaDe ropertT will be Void In TUX REASONABLE Of
fer is made fl he whole.
Terms cash. with certain conditions be made Lnosn At this
ONCE.
~ order OF the Governor.
JANIS TUPPER,
no7-u Audi.or VI D. o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10
AUsssaE sARRs-yczuRz nasa.

BY DAVENPORT 4 co., stock Auc ionees,
(0hce co ner Of Cary and 18Th streets.)
WE shall sell at the Office OF the Old Domin-
lon Insurance ooupany, on FRIDAY. November 1lth
1854 commencing At IL o'clock the following Bonds and Stocks
goo COME crate cent NonTax.ble Coup Bonds
~ VVo DO 90 January coupon OF
00OO do do Registered Certificates
800 Virginia per cent Registered Bonds new
5000 Cotton Bonds
10000 per cent. Certificates
90 900 Confederate Coupon Bones, various dates
10000 do Registered do
shares Gid Doniaon Trading Company Stock
100 shares vi fginiA Cent al Railroad stock
IL shares Farmers bark
s shares Bsnk OF Virginia
2 shares Porcelain Company Stock
such other Bonds and Soc be offered before day
Of sale. DAVENPORT 90,
nov s-tds Stock AuoaonseTs.
100 shares Traders Bank stock
% Bank Ct KlGhmond stock
30 do Merchants Insurance. Company stock
co do Old D5mlsion do do do
$1,000 vi gnlA per registered bonds, old issue
800 goli coin
go silver CON
10000 Confederate per cent IS million registered bonds
1000 do do do coupon
400 York River 4 per cent coupon bonGs
nos DAvENPORT co
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10
WHAT ABOUT sHERIDAN
GOLD MAkKIT.
EUROPEAN NEWS.

No quotations of gold in the papers Of the Ito, tie
day previous being Sunday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10
For SALE.

400 BOXES good and medium Tobacco. in
HUI condition to salt the trade. aEo PANNlLL,
oeqs -2vqsw Tfaylcr willie, Henry coanty, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

sSSScsugE Vhsss pGpszs MA OrOsa Wi Eaa-
Eiazs hli sI trz Of AboG 70 szPs, Saa sn
rGnls pgaaB1y 4 nav visa Jns,F pspsrI sontEasA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10
$500 REWARD.

$500 REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber on Friday
N nIebt the 9th Of o,tcber negro girl MARY. Mary
bought on MesSr Lee Bowman OF Richmond, AMI had been
brought YAnc willie North usrona, shout one nh ego
wber se ha. been living SIX OF seven years with Mr. A. a. Nit
chell Her husband drives wagon YanceTyile. shs ~R
rel BY Mr. Henry OF Prince Eiwar ospest de-
Dot where lhe hiss good many relatives Mary tying ge
pacL TO North olDa, win stay awhile ~ near MI D.
visi ana no Dc forged pass She IS bright
nuao spare made 10 twenty oi medium height sno
full he hair with very feminine voice-atogether very
likely girl IT. ,.,oo, T.,
her delivery 10 me and pay all expens i've hun
died dol ars II put In soIae jail so can get her.
RJBP. T. GOODMAN.
m i-dIms uartsrEylls ?. %. Curbsland oo- Va.
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TIE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.

A HAPPY PRILUDE TO THE NsW MovIEIET-MUIc AND
There was happy time with the Army Of Teg nessee
just previous 10 leaving Gidsdeu, Ala for the onward
march agars. Sherman. correspondent Of The Selma
Reporter gives the following tkech of the occasion and
its iuciden 8:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

TKxu.-DAnE.l year. 80 HOAlS, ESQ 1ArsS AOnAAI
eib. For lees psd0d. " nonth-
Sac EnnT,l yssE, ss0 nOaiAI go. Ne Subscription
FssLVst for lsIl hAa NORMA
RzEuT year SO z0nIs el0 no EbSsEptSH received
e. lssl Ahn ltK non11s.
Rszsiiasnsss Ea Fsk OF Ias EaescFIbss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

7 OST-On Friday even ng last, Gold hin G.
IL Bosdscue varegattd srls, three vins' two nd &c
,Tsst eenilon rampant motto. Are va ma 7s -
wiz nseti.s a"os's' i' DEANE s0MERvILLE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

THH Notes of the Merchants Bank of Vir-
gnia OF the Dollars and upwards, vn
he redeemed co peseptaon at the counter Of said
IA n city Lynehburg at the rate Of dollar In coin
for Eve dollars Fl the notes JH0 =. BAUGH,
NJ a. Cashier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

DRTGIDIER GENERAL BATTLE OF ALABAMA.
10 The EGitcr Of le Wig;
TIE death Of the gfs,d ard kmensed h'j'F General
Rnseur leaves vacancy in tie eemmand Of Rod's
Division which must econ be hled By the department.
There Z no scoz IN the Army Of the Valley District
Who Ia. stronger claims or more CALAMITY and hOncs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10
NOTICE.

A LII packages o. tobacco, clothing, prcv's-
IA tons &c 10 te by Hls OF tuce boaa 10 confed-
crate prison efs In Northern phon hereafter he 20
No SO Peal OR lit7 stfee baow tafy LteL oet@eenut
~ " W. n. HATCH
utv.2-6t. Asst Agt Of EH'h"I &c
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-10

Ut
The excitement along our Nos,hsrn frontier toxnsi In
references to the anticipated febsl raids from Canada
The New York herald., 1864-04-14

CARRIAGES. PARTIES DESTROYS OF PURCHAS.
~ neat. stylish. durable box top road Wagons, light
fashionable turnout seat Park Dog Carts rhyscians
comfortable Convenient tasty Ph .tons will find 10 their
advantage call FLANDKAU's Factory. 26D and 2o2
Ninth avenue between Twenty sixth aud Twenty
streets.
The New York herald., 1864-04-14

MoRRisANIA HOTEL. MORRfsANIA r. y.-THIRTy
ll minutes ride from New York VIA New York and Har.
lem Railroad. TwenVslx street. faro IL cents Board
now be engaged on reasonable tsms the house has
essn repaircd. aas. dci onocsc silroad depot
The New York herald., 1864-04-14
MATRIMONIAL.

A sAfLosfN rHE UNITED STATES NAVY WISHES
"A 70 make the acquaintance OF young lady VITA
vewto msirtmony lie does not care how tumble hoe
ssien may BE ss oag a. she o gentle nature and beoa
states eunboa, Sycamore. Eas, Gulf Bocksing
A GENTLEMAN, HIGHLY REsPEcrABL A srRAN.
A ger va New York soics The acquaintance of pretty
yeung any or widow not over yesrs OF sse With vtsS
70 mauimony. Address, IN good faith, Aenry Morcu-
station A. Spring street, New YORK
A YOUNG MECHANIC WOULD BE GLAD TO BE
"a come acquainted with young girl with ve~ 70
trmouy No matter how she providing shs ~ GOD
looking anf respecabe Address Zoe week W.. ste
tiou D.
IA MArRtMoNy -sOLIruDE AND THR TRYING CtG
AVA fate has thrown around has urged No
70 try tue Of scekog eompen,on tarolss ~
medium OF the Herald, am lady OF tueSeucc ana cn
uvsted manners cctatomed 70 oil the rodnenents o. -
cety until cspous fate threw its usscs srouut me ~
for,si TO submit 81 its cruoi mandaies AN so"s
and would like . noble trus hearted msn, o. yes. lug
meut and uieans " pilot festiuv tb-cuga hs so'
Me Mott sts,sou q. Brosivav
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