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SALE CT nDkMNkD asAIN AND HAY.

NUEMN uSAtN NM
CaIEP QULRTBRaASraRssS0e Ffos,
pePot agsHEsafoR.S
washington =. O Eep. s,stS6L \
viii be sold p1hlie auctio On, ct exsndrt :,
Virginia, on Tit bSD6Y, yebrpa-Y i5ft. isS<. the
following quantities of Grain ana Hay doesatd uR-
&c sIceahis:
About thirteen Ii opsa nd (Is Oe6t brRses Of cora
R5orttrtEty fou. Ia4j bushels Of oats. =
swo burcI sd ana fifty q i0D tons of hsy.
TIE srsin will be soid in lots r one harSrsd fIe,
bushels. With the privilege o. Eve hupdrsd 200,
bus her, snd the has in Ii C. of anty CIV Isl EoIk
with the privilege of City (s6b toms e
s1nspsa ihan,sns IN, s sDo IF .ss
tet IN srd cate which vIii be sOia By the Iavnd,
in lots ef i've Thousand Is sol p9ancs ". tn the
The succeFf fuI bidders will bsreQrired 20 femo~e
ssle
Terms cash in Government funds.
D. Il RUOEHR,
Br'gsdicr General and Chief Quart rsnasfer
FED I'd Depot of WSshiestaO.
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FOURTH WARD ST ALTON CASES -Orastss z
Brac heit suspicion OF pictiug y pocx"t; dis
misst d. VIM Dadd, drank aud dlsorderly;
Hoikhcuse. CilrIStop h"r Lewis, threats; bail
Tor peace. tatba'Inc ,iohn-ou, drunk aud dis
orderly; dismissed. Patrick nicrios drung.
81 s.. .fosaIh IouarSt. yagrant; dism q I'd
Hr. W Dixon, grand iarc ny; bail for h .aiag
q. &. BIisss, drunk: sass. Johp ]. I.ckson,
GisordeIIr: $3.50 Marion NJ iriiu, ur ,stitnte
dismissed Thomas McCahe and Michl NJ ;.
Cate, drunk ara dIsordrriy: St.5S Jims,
AsCGau AID Jonu Nor iasey, do; dismi: sei
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W ANTED-By . young Woman. SITUATION
" IS Cook, VS. sher, ana Ironer Apply at No
297 Fnur1 b rtreet, bes g and b IL
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WANTS.

Manitoba PhotoarR cher d TENT Appiy at
w BELL d BIO 8, ls6 Penn. avenue it,
NURBs WiNTHD -Wsrtsd q Gil to take care
l4fh II.
" AhTED-A SHEEr USHER aud SCRu B
" GIRL. Apply at the Ebbist House.
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q
ruUG IWUS.URY BRICK HOUSE on
N IS ygyT NJ xr 10 TT q CofNes or frFrH g fREsr
AMI LoT As AUCTION On THURSDAY toe t3sa
il,tsr. ". shai re IN front of the emises ut
'ercs D. IN, part Lor No it in equSr. No GsS,
With II improt emit Is which g0oi t1o story
Lrlck horGa
TsrnIs: Z cash; ts'snce in and u months for
T., ;es ariog interest ceso civ 20 AMI q lie Of
unit tSttn.
All roryeyspeir a. the cost of the p1,cb ,ssr
Ills pro pery lie hHLdsoEaely stir 1t % TIA arss
ne # street north, next 10 the corner Of "a
street Yest
find GREEN & WILLIAMS, aas.s.
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sNIARIED TO RHNF-Tfree or four o ofur
w nitk.d ROOMS Get tr.lIy located q STORE
is slso wanted Ap II to u. KoBN. 251 es. ave :,
bet. 18TH and 18th sta, - f. u.s.
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sIHUR saba new th.es story HOUSE, with
two story back building being q nevly bIilt
B-ick, No. 192 Fourth strs. t, between L $40 ass
York avenue. AhovH-banlod cnEta Ne eli xht roo ns
Apply to,J. CREWS, SO. aga Ssvsath street
1al2-Sm~
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ByJ. o Mo6 UlRE Il co aucS.oneers
SsAIL FRAmB HoUse AND OF at PUBLIC
- SALE ON MON ~ AFTERNOON Paerlssy
18Th, a. O'Clock, en- the pr,Inises W shsu seE
arr ct Lot No u, in tqutrc No si8, frant,as D
e. on Iorth etre, t. between 9th AID III rtfss,s
inp-nved u Frame 90 .tags containing looms
anC GIT ben
Isrms ekh,
fs I'D j. g. MCGUIRE / 90, AnctE,
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E'OE SALE Tw r.om BaIuK, intsrd al tor
4 back building, with q good summer Nitcnea
attschs d and tn D stors SHOP on the back. Lot
10 BY 81 feet, 3 bargain for cash. Enquire on he
premises on First street, between aud Pi-rcs
street north ssr f,i6 Steos
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IA ANTED-A good SADDLE HAN o; to such a
w ont coed wages and steady er1p'oymsr ct rsiI
hs gwen by applying TO Il W. BIRDING No.
1873 west Pratt IT., Baltimore. fs l7.3s~
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M ANTED-sn e1 prriercet Co!ocsd WAITER
" ard WAITRESS, 81 ESQ north st , ct be-
tween l2lh and 18th streets. Reference required.
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sEYAt:ED-In priva.s family two WHITE
F" fiRvANrs; One 80 Couk. q ssh, ami II N
one Ae ursS snd SeaT stress Bss. pay giyen t.
frat n'ass. Inquire ct s1l str est, bet I'd ana Sd
ia I6-srr
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AANTED-Ry respectable Girl SITUA.
~ Tl0N b Char be run aid or Ckild's Nurse; has
no objactiop to make hsr self generally useful Ap
ply o. the corner Of I'd and streets Opposite st.
f1oH pit Al
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gTOk sALE-AGakDEN farm. in good stss, of
I cultivation, containing thirty acres, and fruit
trees, Improvements coneist of about fou- tn "a
sand dollars worth Buiidius aud Fencing vita
pump II TIE y ard, about Tour miles from the Jsu
Ter Market, near ar. Ssuoder's FsFu 81 VII 10
sold-oEe,l alf eash, the balance IN ons and two
years. Apply to LMARUEL LACY, Ue.r Fort
SiccuIr. g. q
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ID OOMS FOR kT-Persons via ning rent
Ia very desirable Apart nsuts in the best incaii-
~, viii all at No. 44o street, bet. 6th and Tth
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A PONUs Or $50 Will BE GIVEN sO8F ig
"A post es5ion o. Six Room ID House in = good
ieiahhorhoed. Address Box III, Post ofios.
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w ANTEp-A good OPERATOR on Sing ,r g
~ Ewing Machine; aood wages aud ssady york
WI he siy,n to one who viii suit Apply -
KNEEsSI. Eo. $40 Penn. avenue, between Fist
epC Second ia 4 ST.
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~AaTED INN sDIAEELY-A good Coored
~ sEk}ASF; rEtsr4uc3 requ rad apply at
the of6cers' Meas Washington Arsenal. fe IL st.
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TWO FIRSP-RATE BARRIERS To WORK BY
! haNtr 8 6 8 week. Apply i'm media.s'y 70 D:s-
MoNGEoT Hsir Store corner of D and Tenth SIS
near tie Avenue "a IS-3ts
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VA EhTap-A WOMAN 10 Cook, Wa sh and Tvor
~ Tor asmsn family. At 219 Fsyette str set
GeorRetoEn. @. ia lS.2tr
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NAsTED-By your Eomaa STU TON
w "a Cook, VI asher aud Ir Apply at tn .
corner Ct S2j and streets. at MRS. BULLIVhNS
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-26
CAPTURE OF A REBEL MAIL.

For several weeks past Colonel John Woolley, Provost
Marshal Of Baltimore has received information OF such
character to Induce him To believe that regular com
municstiou being maintained between certain parties
residing in Richmond ard Baltimore, and he according
ly employed several detectives to detect and arrest
the guilty parties On Saturday afternoon the sue
ceeded in the arrest of two persons in small boat about
thirty miles from Baltimore the Chesapeake Bay They
gave their William HI. Rogers and John Fahey.
As they perceived they discovered they threw
overheard lerge rebel mall the most important part OF
which recovered. 1t consists of about thousand
letters, considerable amount of god Confederate bonds,
United States money &c Several OF the letters are stat
ed be of Importance to the Government Many of them
relate only to family affairs, others devoted to business
matters, while not few of afectionate cha
rscter About five hundred Of the letters addressed
to persons in Baltimore and three hundred adj
dressed to persons various counties of the State The
remaining three four hundred letters for persons in
almost every State in the country not few OF them being
for parties 10 New England The letters for Philadelphia
and New York are in several instances of the most inn
poraut character The examination Of this mail has given
Col Wooley the clue to important facts which will
be developed. and the denouement of which will be of
erest to persons in New York well other places In
many of the letters remitances made by the writers
to those TO whom the letters addressed, while 10
others money, clothing, &c. asked for The CORE
spondence in many exceedingly humorous, and in
others quite sorrowfu; but informed by Colonel
WOcey that almost every instance the writer's speak in
the most determined character of their confidence in the
ultimate triumph Of the South Many of the writers de
tail the and prvatons to which they subjected
and the high prices of food clothing &C. One states that
be receiving IS 500 per annum but did not depend
altogether his salary he paid S400 per week board
and for suit VI broadclph be had paid ~ 900 for black
silk hat $3.50, and pair of boots $3.50. The price Of
board in hotels was $50 per day One of the writers
ststes he purchased breakfast follows One loaf
Of bread ST. four onions 81 egg so cents total 50 so,
and with this meal he satisfied until the next day
lady states that she could do without another dress she
could get but Que pound of tea The Spotswood Hotel
and Billiards. Hotel n Richmond, show complete hills of
fare but lmmrnse pFees for pstsocei Champagne $50
per bottle old eognsc brandy $75 Jefrey's ale SIS, Al
sops pale ale S25 eggs g. sh IS to 81 beefsteak SO,
coffee and bread S5, and bread S. vegetables from 3
to IS So that person taking dianer at hotel could get
of with little less than 800 In nearly every letter the
writer's advise and persuade those to whom they write TO
send their letters by the f4g-of truce boat Sun.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-26
FIGHT OF TIE sAsSACUS.

The following account Of the fight between the Sassaeus
and the rebel ram Aemaric is furnished to by officer
who was present 1t was certainly act Of desperate
daring the part Of Capt ROE TO his wooden gun.
boat right amdsbp into the ron-cad ram in the hope Of
possibly sinking her by it's sheer weight and he would have
succeeded his consorts had been enough to aid with
their guns;
On the 9TH instant 10 the afternoon the rebel came
down pto Abemarle Sound in the direction Of our vessels
She had gunboat with her. and made boldly and de6anty
for the Sassacus Commander Frank Roe which
distance in advance Of other vessels The Sassacus
moved upon her aud the fred hut double ender
kept right delivering her broadsde as she passed the
and then turning, crossed her stern and engaged the
guDboat which surrendered to the Sassacus Then the
Sssacns turned upon the got her broadside fairly,
and with her head right at full speed struck the
fearful blow, which only brought neet light weasel
alongside grim monster moro formidable than the ATTAIN
tic the Merrmac, Meanwhile our other boats were
good distance of, and Capt Smith, who could have
dered efficient service full four miles In this position the
ram opened with muskey and then sent hundred pound
rife shot through and through the Sassacus Still Com
and hoping for aid The shot few, the guns bazed muzze
to nuyze Only some one TO come in and the victory,
perhaps, ours . .... i. Il u. 5at.y ae# "
But suddenly dense cloud OF hot steam arose from be.
w--teric-awiul-every where. No could
see. Now to be boarded For the enemy's shot had
blown up Of the boilers But moment and the dense
steam cloud suddenly lifted, and the ronclad monster
was retiring The two vessels had separated but the
guns Of the Sassacus opened and poured solid shot into the
ports Of her adversary Of which broke 10 spnters
and 1ew back on board ship rail wooden craft In
death grapple with foe sending 100 pound balls and
spnterng the solid shot Of its antagonist The engine Of
The Sassacus still worked, but Of itse and carried her
around and then fighting the guns all the time her enemy
making off, she drted gradually out OF action, with
boiler lost and her stern knocked off, And our other
boats came in and battled msgnifceny, the still
treating and blazing away at little vessels, who follow
ed her like wasps ~ @
The act upon the engagement, but the gums tfo
angry, booming did not cease until was dark The
refreshed up river, aud anchored the scene
of the conflict The Sassacus kept her prize under her
Quns and after the action took her crew on board.
The conflict was short, but awful. Sixteen OF the
men OF the Ssssacus We're horribly scalded killed and
four others mortaIly wounded But few were wounded
with shot"
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DESTRUCTION OF REBEL SALT WORKS.

The Navy Department has received communication
from the United States bsrque Ethan Allen, blockading
of Murres Inlet 81 nth Carolina reporting the destruc
ton Of valuable salt works The works were at place
called Cane Pitch, twelve miles from the Inlet Upon
reschng the works armed crew was sent ashore who
succeeded in destroying them and burning the buildings
Extensive arrangements had been made for extending
works to double their size The pans were Of ron
and easily broken There four works. each contain
ing twelve large pans, the water being raised from the
beach by horse power, leading into csern large enough
10 contain one hundred thousand salon. The salt wee
destroyed
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-26
NEW YORK METROPOLITAN FAIR.

TREAsURERs OFFICE,
No 2, Great Jones street.
As Treasurer OF the metropolitan Fair submits the fol
L,gipg statement Of account TO date;
ELLEN r STRONG treasurer, in account with
THE MErRoPoL, TAN FAIR ASSOCIATION.
DIR.
To amount Of cash subscriptions receWed
to date SooO,o'' -
To amount Of cash receipts Fair l4th
street Department. 04Z,IcO ~
To amount Of cash receipts, Far Union
square Department, per +. Judson
Hawiey, Treasurer u. s. D. % $50 90
Total .....----...---....--.$1,I 96,9iG 80
CIR.
BY amount paid i2r EIpen
ses to date, 14th street
Department Si<',~'a ~
BY amount paid for Expen-
ses to date, Union square
Densrtment. 1880 53
by cash paid United States
Sanitary Commission -. 81 600 OOO w =, - !,
-S1,l3 G 225 W
May ", ls6A-Balance on hand this day 6O,72l a.
ELLEN r. STRONG, Treasurer N. I. A.
New York, MAY IL, 1864.
The undersigned,a Committee appointed to audit and
examine the accounts and books Of the Finance Depart
nent John H. Goure, Chairman, and Mrs. Ellen X.
Strong Treasurer Of the Metropolitan Fair report that
Il have carefully examined the from the commence
nant Of thu bnsDess OF the Fair TO the present date and
f,.d them correct ia every respect.
ia ROOSEVELT
WILLIAM T. BLODGETT,
T.. III. OGDEN
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oSsloIAL WAR HuLLGrIs.

No. 26.--Seorsi4rv Stanton 10 General Di1
N WAR DEPARTMENT..
Washington, May lS-lO.45 r. ID.
To Major Gen. DIX: We have no dispatches to-day
from Gen. Grant from Generals Butler Sherman.
The reports from tho Kanawhs confirm the destruction
of the bridge New River and the destruction Of
raj miles OF the railroad track BY Gen. Crooks command
and state that he fought three battles with Gen. Sam
Jones and A. g. Jenkins and defeated them, tho rebel
loss being over six hundred killed and three Bundred
prisoners Gen. jenkins fell into hands mortaly
wounded.
All of our wounded that be removed from Frede.
cksburg have reached Washington. The rebel prisoners
have been removed from Belle Plain.
Visitors from the Army of the Potomac represent the
troops to be excellent condition and renforcemens
were rapidly arriving.
EDWIN M STANTON Secretary Of War.
No. N-Secretary Stanton to General DIR.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, May l9--lOl5 p. M.
Major General DIX: No official reports of military ope
rations to-day have been received by this Department
from Gen. Grant or Gen. Butler.
Reports from Gen. Sherman's command, dated at King
ston, (Ga)s2 P. NJ, to-day, announce that Sherman
reached Kingston and encamped last night This morn
ing he advanced upon the enemy who again retreated
The despatch states that while it was being written
Hooker and Towards guns hammsring at Johnston
and the armies in plain sight Of each other two
miles east Of Kingston.
Davs division the Fourteenth Corps is in possession
of Rome. a
Gen Sherman reports the weather fine, roads good and
country open and less mountainous.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Co~ovvR-RsAD.-A Mount Holly, New Jersey, on
"wednesday, May rs, By Rev. DO VIII G. B'llspy, o. "
Corovxw OF Red Bank Monmouth couny.to l. g11s BLACK.
dsuaherf Joseph Read. Of the former p No cards
in ppcr-fAwssScn--M Totnkinsviile, staten Island.
on tuesday May 81, BY the Rev DR. Pierre j. Irving,
Ipps pE Tipor 70 X A. LAWRENCE both Of Ph,'adephA
NAAR--PRicn On Wednesday, May rs, At 81 thns
church. BY the Rev. s. A. Clark, Jostrs Nsas, OF New
York city May l. daughter OF MAJOR William ~ Free.
a Elisabeth, New Jersey.
Knrwxr-HorxMs --0u WEDNESDAY, May Is, a. Trinity
ohuych New York, T. X. ksswAr, 81 New York, 70
EnnA HorxIrs, OF New Jersey.
scorr-wALrxRs --Ou Tuesday May 81, at the rest
dance of tho brides parents ~ the Raw. Dv X wor-
del Mr. rnADpSus w. Sour 70 NUS SUSAN A. wALrxas, oil
Of this city.
yAy Srstr-oc WE'LL. --0n Monday, May 20, at Second
PRESBYTERIAN chu CHI, piain8cd, ~ by Rev Thso. y
Brown. A. Vas NErr 70 LucuLs s ROCKWELL, ~ Of The
above place No cards.
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:.::.'::.'::.:::

And pas the reign of Abraham, who's sur
name Lincoln In the sixth of the lndo-
pendeuco of the States Of that shfy rsbeiou
arose In tnat land Aud Abraham said Simon from
The Keystone State. he thou zrrn0r bearer" And
simon did as be va com nanded and marshaed miueu
hosts OF young ana valiant warriors from the EsA eyeu
frnm the kennebec from the river MI stsspp
called he some Aud being OF the kind whov hair curled
not little thew said 'The who tsve risen against
towards and when they behoi they will surely
run. but they didn't And came to these mighty
armies went forth to hght the plains of Manassas And
smon's men, though valiant and brave hip and
lean In Abrsham's bosom And many slain bat
were wounded Then there connection throughout
the land Abraham called sloud upon
men OF skill 10 the sick and give strength the
wounded And 10 there arose In the North Drake
cunning In medicine but OF exceeding modosty Aud Whom
Abraham and tbs people behed the wonderful which
were wrought BY Drake. Abraham sad:-"Ay children
must not suffer- give thy drink drink and viii give
= name And 90 Abraham drank, and said there VIVA
nvtninR ike not even in Sangam0n county that WAS
nter TO the lips vet good for the somach and because
noso were ntter times In aghug the OF che plan
sasens !. shsw evermore DO called plantation Bitters
And so u has been And the wonderful work which 1t has
village and hamlet where the habits produce
dysprpsta where war creates accident climate
OF exrosnro destrs strength aud appetite sad
Let BE- oclsmed throughout the length breadth
the and from the valleys and mountain tops al who
suffer from fevers dyspeps'a weakness aupetts
headache and mental dependency nud relief
THROUGH the antation Bitters. They sdd the
stomach md br isncy TO the mind, OF which I. people,
. living example" And Drake did as he command
ed and got him In the great city OF New York
many In unto him healed and went thdx
wxy rejoicing.
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rErtry-ErGHTH CONGRESS.
!. yrHsr sEssIoS.
n AspyysroS. MAY 81, 1854.
WAsHIsG1oH, May 81, 1854.
fH1 NATIONAL FINANoEs,

Senate.
wAsHxsrcs. May 81, 1884
,vvr,snArs or Mr.. RAxrs, OF ARKASsAs
~, voor frsp9 Of VT, presented the credentials Of
Mr. Baxter senator elect from Arkansas, which were
read and laid upon the table.
oxHrnAL BUTLER AND THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHARGES
rRkrypRxD.
Nj. DAVE, topp.) Of KY submitted the foliowing-
Whcrras n has been frequently charged 10 the public
prints that the leaders Of the
rebellion engaged In oting AND maturing w sen
miu " Butler cgntxant OF and prvy 70 Isen
able purposes, and them his ceuntannnce ympAhy
and spot and that he the sad Buter after some o ~
rebel states had pucllshed rdnsoces OF uncn
against tue cuusptrA0rs whom he had been sus,snnk
get yosstion anu % under the government OF tne
STATES 80 ENABLE him 70 consummae hn own persona
coruW bects, and that after he pointed TO- anu
whilst he vas acting n the military service, he was ~
himself sad NJ Acco pcc A. Butler, and many otners
guilty OF many aca on fraud pscuiaucu and cnhc slesns
against the United 6taes and ~ exorton plum
dor spolston oppression and cruelty against indivdua
therefore BE- y 4 :, -. ,,,,,s. AZ
three IN tnvssuRA all such CHARGES AGAINST the said Buuef;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

ApotheoAries.
DRUGGISTS
OROCERS.
5000 CASES OF BRANDY WINE,
SCHfBDAM SCHNAPPS,
IN QUART AND PINT BOTTLES
Tho subr Der offers for sas trade his stock Of Old
Wines and Liquors much below present Of mpor
ton Country merchants are particularly Invited 10 call
UDoLPHo WOLFE, q Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01
American Manufactures.

'THE BISHOP oUTTA PERcHA COMPANY"
the only American manufacturers pure Guta Psrcha
Insulated Telegraph Wire for submarine cables, once
wire Electric Cordage and Minimizing and Blasting USE
respectfully inform their American friends and their
natomsrs telegraph community Of the United Bates
tia, they fully prepared with ample and mate
~" s5BMhRisE AND OTHER TELEGRAPH WIRE,
insulated pure gutta percha that be required for
nae in this country and terms reasonable any
foreign manufacturers.
Apply 10 ,xr ,,,ror
General Agent Of the Bishop Gutta Pcrcha Company,
Once Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01
a8sst Bftters."
FROM HON j. A. McDOUgALh UNITED STATES
SENATOR IRON CALIFoRNIA:

Messrs w. CHIFFON co..
You wish the medicinal effects Of Rsmanes Cr-
Bittsrs - experienced By myself very chcerfuiiy
comply with Jour re- quest.
rhey ere eHcsilelt diesssiss, esvyscas dIarrhca
nausea rraon OF the stomach and for he creation OF
wholesome apperte They pleasantly cxhiarate, but FOL-
LEVIED By no Supplying reaSsen and extremely paat
In all respects hev the bes, blsrs have ever tasted
Respectfully yours, J. A. McDOU0ALL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

dscocoo 70 turn your blood 70 water eacha extract 70
destroy virie and Indian doctors roots until
YOU feske burYing Yourself instead of the Ratchet call
and consult Dr. HUNTER No Division street New York.
since 1854 Eight rooms private entrance. Open
from ocbek A. NJ unit AZ night He cures chron erup
and on the skin. ulcers Of oil kinds the most
poisonous impur ~ OF the blood nsuia all ii pertain
ing the urinary organs, rheumatism. &c Work
Ann rata
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

A Bad Breath.-HOw Many Lovers It
has separnted--how many friends for ever parted TO
eject 4 radical cure use the BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS dentifrice night and morning. IL = 90
druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Aromatic Schied N Sc n napps.
Wolfes celebrated stamped for SALE
be low the importers Price bv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

chu 'cn. w,i,msegrI ey the Rev. A. Partridge Jon
New Brunswick papers please COPY
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ABeautffui Com p1 xton.-Laird' BtO0m
ofyouh surpassss everything preserving and beautfy
nr the skin. lSs Broadway and druggess
everywhere.
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BraziiIau pebble spscsacpes AMI Eve
strengthen Aad Improve tho sight Of old ava
young by and night without pain fatigue HAY
rernnimeude b. the medical faculty. eEMuONS.
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