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BusLxY Az Dxrrov --Burtey n coanned 70 his cell
night and day. and sentinel leaves the ward The
reporter adds"Hs freely upon his situation
and very dcsrous 10 know what dspost on 10 70
be made of him, where be TO he tried BY what court
and when bis " al y 70 come an He does not seem
anxious 70 70 70 Ohio 70 b. examined He very mpu
sse yet wtbsl ahrewd but cannot nndersand Why now
that he n cstrsae no N not treated prisoner Of
instead OF M felon. THIS be will probably eoupre
bend before the trial 10 No stili claims be Con
federse soldier and identifies himself with the Confede-
rate army as gibly ~ an old Michigan veteran docs his
pet brigade lie " rather sarcastic upon his fellow
Brcns In Canada, particularly the Judiciary for allowing
him 70 be given up and thinks that they had only post
poncd his cxtrsdton for whle longer no would have
escaped his present fate. He anxious read In order
that the world may not move on without bis knowledge
OF the machinery being In operation lie with probably
be allowed this eradication 70 cheer his loneliness We
understand that military guard will 10 placed about the
House o. CORRECTION 70 prevent 'acsagaL ~ Gshvn Ffce
tfSs,
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THE SIXTH CORPS.
Mr.. Chas. IL. Ha ANS Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, Sixth ARMY CoRrsv
NEAR PErERss BURG, Feb. IT, 1855.
PICKET FIRING on THE Init.

8
HEADQUARTERS, Sixth ARMY CoRrs,
NEAR PErEn.srRG, Feb II, 1865. J
FIRING Init.
Picket firing hoard last night along the entire
length Of line from the Appomatox 10 Hatchers run
The sharp crack Of the lilies in the hands of Loes sharp
shooters heard for many hours and the firing did not
entirely uni, reveile was sounded. In consc
quence of this vigilance the number of desert who
came within lines much smaller than usual.
Not than about dozen into the lines Of this
and the Second corps
AS usual the deserters had number OF stories to tell,
which, If perfectly reliable would leave doubt our
minds but that the whole of Lees army will desert as
time they shoot about well usual That North Carolina
regiment which has been intending TO desert for the last
two is coming at last and may be expected at any
momonA
QUARrERNAsrERs' DEPARTMENT.
board OF examiners, composed Of tho following
named gcnticmen:-Colonei Batcheldcr, Lieut. Colonel
Pierce and Lieut. Colonel Schallanbnrger, Is now sit
ting General eades headquarters for the purpose OF
examining the different assistant quarternasers OF tn
army. sesoral from this corps appeared before the
board TO day The corps trains have already been ex
amined and found TO be In excellent condition. not
wthsandng tho immense amount Of work performed by
them during the last summer In the Shenandoah valley
MILITARY RAILROADS AND 1E EGRApHs.
Since the extension Of our lines TO Hatchcr's .
large number Of aborcrs have been engaged constructing
branch limo Of railroad from Warren station for the
purpose Of transporting suppl TO the Second and Fifth
corps. The line Is almost completed Telegraphic
communication with tho headquarters OF Generals Grant
and Meade was mover interrupted The wire was un
cocd the troops adyanced and slung along from one
tree to another Where this was impracticable It wal
fastened u poles carried along for the purpose.
Major General Humphreys, commanding the Second
army corps, has gone home on = short furough. The
corps Is now temporarily commanded by Breyst Major
General Mott.
Artillery nrng has again been heard this evening in
ehe vicinity Of Fort Davis
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THE TWENTY-FlFTH CORPS.
Mr.. John A. Brady's Despatch.
HEApouARrERs, TWENTY -rIvrH ARMY CoRrs,
In ras FIELD, Feb. Is, 1865. ]
noRK DEsEkrERs.

MORN DeSEkTERs. = s-s~@-~ss.~
Dessrters are coming in in greatly increased numbers
and present picture Of dirt and rags that has seldom
been eQlaled In fact the only troops that appear
be ss all properly clothed in the rebel army the
ga troops. These, however, have left front and
gone South 70 meet Sherman The Of the evacua-
ton Of Richmond Is still brought in by them They all
say that the question Of peace openly discussed tho
rebel army, and large numbers have declared they will
hay down their any terms, n there Is better
prospect for their the 9Th Of March than there
Is 10 day.
General Shcpey Is expected daily 10 temporarily occupy
the place of General Hickman leave, chief Of
stan Inspections being made daily General Wetzcl
making many Of than in person.
CONFIRMATION 0f GEyERAL wrrrZrL.
The news Of tho confirmation Of General Wcitzcl al
major general Of volunteers received here yesterday
with tho greatest satisfaction.
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T. RICHM OND..
--~~~-~>~~~~>~~~a>-~>~>
Rebel Attack on General Fer
rero's Front.
q ~ -t ~~~-~~~~~o~~~.>>,~~~>,~--
The Exchange Of Prisoners at
Aiken's Landing.
II -~~>~>~~~~~>~~~~-~o~~~
Destruction OF the Rebel Flag Of
4 Truce Steamer Schultz BY
Rebel Torpedo,
&C., &C., 90.
THE FIFTH CORPS.
MIR. L. A. Hendricks Despatch.
1.f. HsADQUARraRs, FTrB AaaY Cosrs,
Iaa n TlIE FILLD, Feb. IL, 1885. )


FLAG PRESENTATION MARYLAND nKlaADE
beautiful brigade flag was this afternoon presented
70 Brevet Brgadicr General Dennson, commanding the
Maryland brigade in General Ayres' division The dag
the gift of the officers OF tho brigade Happy and
pertinent speeches. patriotic airs by band. coinmissary
whiskey in abundance cold COLLATION. and general en-
thusiasm among large assemblagc Of officers comprised
the essential and leading features VI the occasion Gone
raj Dcnnison absent during the late hght sick
leave, and returned Monday last The brigade during
the fight was commanded by Colonel r. N. Bower
man. Fourth Maryland regiment formerly Of the Seventh
New York National Guards He has since been highly
complimented for the handsome manner In which he
handled the brigade have also the troops for their
gaantry and steadness although repeatedly exposed to
most CALLING hrc II credtng Brevet
Colonel Bankhead inspector general with leading
the brigade.
rHR NHw POSITION.
few days and tho aspect Of the country has been en-
tirey changed here. Villages OF log hus show them
selves in place OF ntcrmable forcsts; marshes have
been bridged corduroy roads rapidly creeping their
through tho ravines otherwise impossible, and last
and toast the railroad extension IL dly progress
ing to completion Saying nothing OF the advantages
gained In military point OF view by new position,
all are decidedly pleassd with the change Life in tho
old camp began TO be monotoncus. The change TO
greater activity has been advantageous in keeping the
men employed besides being conducive TO better heah
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THE ARMY or THE JAMES.
Dfr. william II. Merrfa ms Despatch
MAJOR GENERAL 0nD's HEADoUAKrKRs, |

Mr. william II. Merrfam ms Despatch.
MAJOR GxSxRAL OaD's HgADQUARrERs
In FRONT or RI,n nnoSD, Fob 1S-A. NJ (
ATTACK on eESgRAI rKnRERo's FRONT
Early yesterday morning brisk skirmish took place
on those Ines in front OF General Ferrcros command
known the defenccs Of Bermuda tho enemy nitia ng
The offensive to accomplish purposes Of their own At
about two O'Clock discovered by pIckes that
formidable advance being made upon them, with the
evident intention Of driving back picket line at and
rvm point where Il too closely approached that OF the
enemy Al the point In question lines formed
Of ANGLE making their line crooked and rendering It's
STRENGTHENING important and nee ssary The enemy
made the assault with force Of little than three
hundred men, made up Of ono company from each
regiment Of slewars rebel brigade The absolute dc.
morazaton OF the rebel troops, though they
and especially selected for this purpose, was
gr~at TO enable faithful colocd boys TO ropc the
attack with FAR morc than comparative case The
40 nos learn that we los, man The rebel line seemed
~ break upon nrt rc, many OF tho enemy ayaling
themselves of tho confusion 10 hide behind logs and
our Ilns-,
Dsspalrng desertes continue to come in. from the
rebels very freely and without exception jublant
over their newly acquired freedom Forty 1--WE reached
thee headqusriers yesterday. They all tell the
se O d ana sos ae. .na n,,s, the % eonIsas
popular Ia tho South N not far distant when
u comcs Jon Davis will have far fear from his
the hands " our government
rrcTASgp % THOUSAND rpIESyRs
Colonel John X Milford United States agent for ex.
change upicd throughout yesterday In cncctng
the sxchahse ~ thousand prisoners Of war, among
whom wert twelve of1cers Tho at varina or
Aisins Landing when our famshcd men were led to a
large number ~ tpxos OF hard tack by Lieutenant e.
lcirell General oris stan qusrtermaser and told 10
help themselves ~ss Indicative Of anything but plcn-
teoss fare " the rebel dcmnions 20 eagcr were the
starving men 10 eet ~ tbcm that there danger Of
fatal acsilsn,s oturing among them. In great
tsr ~ Instances Va. condition of feeble
from hGpgtr and emsgisison that u not deemed
tvs,se 70 permit them 70 help themselves the ni ely
t.osd meat prepared for ihcm, the danger being gr.a,
that uey would eroad their stonaehs 70 their pcrma
mont mar. The exchange witnessed by Lieutenant
v.nes crent and stall With the former Of whom Colonel
Mulford had prolonged interview board the flagship
Molly Martin. The next exchange will take place 20
morrow.
Throughout Yesterday the rcbc, Gag cr truce steamer
shultx was engaged ia the exchange az prisoners
Akens landing, aud In taking board Vonnn gbF.
Al about bslf past four O'clock In tie afternoon The
schultz Fis .he landing st v1fins, for Richmond fcr
the purposa ~ bringing down some nfteen hundred ~
our pti -obsrs Tor exchange 10 morrow
mx kxAAL riAo cr frrCn srAsrs scriTv srsK ~ RFWL
rOarsDo.
Asponi insa tslsv coxs ferrY he sshu' struck her
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Masieai Cesssrssiss fa Csurt.
Before JaaH Low

I'm iT-A.ss~ss sais ssaes s~a.-rhls was
On action brcagt 10 recover The of board hlI
and created considerable sscemsnt IN musical circles
The plaintiff nrs su,ss In the orches. ~ the Italian
opera whs the defendant n the s~assrp and brother
of Adrna Patti Tho def~nce 80 up that the board
bill question had been settled ioag ago. AMI that aside
tationa number ~ witnesses eszmnd a on each
side Spxng whom w~s Madame ssrxko~eh The Justice,
pAntn In the sum of hundred sna thirteen dollars
and seven cents Henry NJ Nornnge appeared for tAe
plsn,ir, and Mr. Nah for the defsndanA
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Fsssl shooting Array IN Eim street.
sHk gUrLrv HAN gsCAvns, sur sUssEQusxrLY SUR.
RKxnEks mfnrKLr-rmE SHOOTING coNsIDEEkn
gUsTsgsApLk, AND TINS rhisoNKn DIscH R0sD.
Shortly before eleven O'Clock Saturday evening John
nccAry and . man named Philip Hanovsa GO, into an
si,escssion shs Of Grand ana Elm sees
,as which, charged nccsrsy drew revolver and shot
HancyNn n the sbdomeo, innIcsng mortal wound The
discharge o. the pistol broaghs oec Of the -Four.
ssrulh prsslnt 10 shs spot and they found HAnovan
bns The pavement IN stsse cf partial insensbiity,
t The pcrpctrator ~ the crime had escaped The in.
jurrd man was conveyed 10 The New YORK Hospital,
me sn@ a.sf oaesr. M Eealoa az and Campbell '''o Of
the fourteenih precinct, vent IN pursuit Of hCary
who surreadersd himself 20 u.e officers The
prsonrr committed 10 The station house 10 await the
result Of investigation by Coroner wldcy A. seycn
clock last evening The Inquest held nj The -Four
ss,s & rseSs at .a a sess sS srss number q the 1ss
testimony taken was souminoas, and 10 the efIei
that decea~d and brcihsr ~ the prisoner, named Law
With serious rc-als In the evening the parties met
again shout nine eciock Deceased and his brother
say q ,as marnns vas % renewed s " Deceased drew a
r~voiver and snapped several times bot did not
goae, ewlns 70 aeisc, An the caps James Hanoyan,
brother ~ dcccasrd then drcw knife aud attempted
use on Michael feensy In this he ~as prevented by
deceascd The prisoner and others then went cut, dc.
oea.d sald to Lis hroiher .Lts 90 amer them; IN
mak. ~ tism SICK y Finding The front door fast
med h. SNAPPED .s pistol ., =, twice During this tins
Mc'sriy "a oatsa. and A. decreased came out
and him he snapped The pistol him twice McCar.
~ then drew pistol and nrcd Al dec~ssd woundng him
o. ebose stated After he shot deccs~fd vent nto
the and again made tao attempts dschsrge the
PISTOL A. he sas thsn growing weak he tAk en- To
drug are and from thence 20 the hospital where he
dol IN shout i've hour
pr Marc, the heu-e surgeon, on mailing post NOR
ten examination. found The h. had enlcrrd the abdo
men four inches above the umhlleus and neh aud
half fhe ieft q The nedian line The lesser lobe %
the hne ils anterior border had been penetrated,
and showed lacerssed ~oand The ball had then passed
through tho stomach, AMI finally ldred In the inter
vcrhrs suh~tance het~c~n tho aorA@ and the
lumbar yertehTn The ristoi used ny decesscd
The jury out about hour and returned verdict
that ID erased came ~ h deah BY pistol shot wound
ai the hand q John McCargy February IN, 1885 sI
al the jury pFonounced tse Rhoaing lsssinable The
seventh dls~sntsd from this, but acsry
unanlmous that Couner wflaey d-harEed the prisoner
Decessss printer ~ occssslob tvsnty ihres years
q and Unmarried
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Court c.,era.r-Th,. D.v

SurpEME CoURT--CRcuir 1--Court opeus at ten
o'clock A. M-Nos. 127l 1908 1907 1909 l3li, l3la,
1914 1915 1917, 1872 1921 1923 1927 1922 1881 la3s
1885 1887, 1889, i341 Part 2-73 Duane street Cours
opens at ten o'clock A. M.-Nos S5s GA 7Ol 702 1i2o
s3s, set see s72 s7S, 1885, 32i o9a, 243 900 sio ga
CoUKr ov CoxxoS PixAs--Trinl term adjourRsd.
General term at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
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GRANT versus Leo.

n - IFfum tht KchmOhd Whig, FcB. III
while nj Washington the other day General Grant, In
shs exwberancs of his Spirits declared TO member OF
Congress that the Yankee would only fur
nlsh him h. ndrd thousand fresh troops he would
end the In three months We do not bctray conf
dcrce when say per contra that Gen raj Lee thinks
that he only Furnished with the number Of rein
forc~mrnts for and which the confederacy
easily frn sh that the win be ended In very short
period We will who Is right.
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The enlistment or slaves.

:
The following joint resolutions were reported to the
Virginia Housc of Delegates yesterday from the Com
snittce on Military Anairs:-
The General Assembly Of Virginia, deeply impressed
whole physical strength Of tho Confederate States in this
aomcntous crisis and i being the opinion of the highest
military authority that the efficiency Of our armies may
be greatly increased BY the enlistment Of negroes
therefore,
Resolved, by the Gsncral Assembly OF Virginia, that
the government Of the Confederate States authorized
and the consent OF this State s hereby give to enlist
such number of able bodied slaves for military service
Limitations may be agreed upon between the Confede
gate States government and the OF such slaves
Resolved, That copy Of the foregoing resolution be
communicated to the President and Congress Of the Con-
federate Statc and to the Governor Of each Of said
States.
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70 mean sbsolsss sut~srseney-bss thsy - nsksss
formidAoas pfersrHhons 70 proset sns tns<~~sss
% other; some noysmess o. other, ~hSh q &c
the present moi oonnded 10 frr.ltrnt f4sco<n 10
may pouend rupiare smoas thsmselye~s cd y
may not. England may bs weary Il c&nsdA. and
utterly tndia r~0t 10 the exiss~acs and wsA-
being Of all her COLONIAL po~ssss'sas % shs s.as
OF thr globe Nspoeon may have reg-rnt<6 hs bid
scheme Of Mexican emsire, and fesEsd cunr~S1~rses
that promise ie annoyance fos s&ss sdv>ns.seA and
lost the instinct which lie utsy sna tmost
snee Of balancing Power ihs eontnraf rs~sa nsy
Iorgc her interests and Au~sra stins hes syIeths~
and both may forget their oblsTstcns % kinxrsu An
the royalty ~ imperial Europe may ~ tts~f " esnr~
and prustraie sf bssorc hs aDlocF.y 81 Inisa sins
republicanism These thinss may sh hs. aud ss mas
not We shall see.
Meanwhile 10 may be well 20 mass ss&s q whAi ths
correspondent refrrved says Ne p~r~psi ekaF.st~s
and social position gsasancs fur whatsoever ~ sAtes
matter OF fact; but his infersnc~s may ts ~ crnse
and they may Indeed 1hss be starts witA teilaz
US, has already been dseussea in Tho Nee fesk Ir~
OF recent date, with unieirn~d horer. deshss s@a~d
editorial implying the great sagnshesncs ~hnh hsss~
Greeley attached 10 h. Months ngo Hnnntsnea Ma
matter talked ~. but rcreas, MAJ ss vsxas
speculation and n may not Whatever a msy ms~n, -
II not disturb Our duty ~ ~lih ouFsei rf
and, under Providence, our hops u ~ carselse~ nae
pendent Of all ee aud imperative sioye al sls thef
who do NOT trust In themselves lean en sn1ws
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Ths Dry deeds sals as ns.se~.

The hotels are nliing NJ with merchants from all
tons of the country 70 attend The sds sale
Tuesday. II wli be srcas event In the dry goods
line and urpass anything u the kind hsretofor. known
Over thousand baies u goods had been entered up
lat eveD
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C1enr, Smooth Skin and Beautiful
complexion follows the ~ HELMBOID'S CONCEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARIrLA n rs-
black spots pmpes and all cruptions nf the skin
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Ca.ele ThunsIer It~rns.

lFrom the Richmond Examiner, Feb. IT.
oste influx ~ desertcrs from Grants and shcr.
man armies arrived yesterday This morning several
handfed gathered here under the protection OF order
No o5. and viii be sent away through the lines.
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The Late General Wimdcr's Funeral.
lRrnm the Richmond Whly Feb lGl

4 Tho funeral services OF the late Brigadi;r General
Cuunbia e. G. According 70 previous notice the body
was removed from IL place Of State In the City Hail. and
escorted 10 Trinity church by Colonel ThomaS regiment
a. In antry detachment Of cavalry from General Bat
lsss brigade under Colonel Miller aud largo number OF
eixsns AnsonG the pallb General Johnston
MAJOR 0encrsi lowell Major General Hampton, Colonel
Rucdgc, Colonel James Nelgan, Colonel Means Colonel
r0rno and Major Green At hslfpas three O'Clock the
minute guns were fired. and the procession moved
solemn music. &s4
The burial services read by Rev. DR. shand rector
of Trinity chur h. and the romans inferred in the
Cemetery
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legnlized Lotte.
res. Information given j. L. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street
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Aaairs Before Petersburg.

KlChnlOhd EuQufftf,
rhs enemy renewed his mortar practice upon the left
u line Wednesday evening, but did no damage.
Matters quiet there yesterday up TO the departure
Of the train bcsertrrs say that Grants army Is
Get, ing only half rations OF meat This accounts in
degr for ths frequent ncursions made upon tho
poultry and pig sye Of the surrounding country by their
dashng cavalry
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kissed gales" Had tc bern blessed With ic
Of some " the young beauties who PIaLOSS NIGHT
BLOOMING tFBEES he Would have discarded the from
the nai word aud sing OF flower kssci gsr lie M
not have helped H. you know.
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A New Pciiticai Dodge.

ro TuE VOTERS or NoTTowAY AND AMELIA.
A. the solicitation OF q number of friends from tho
counties ~ Notloway and Amelia, announce myself
candidate represent you the House oi Dele
gsies A. regards my opinion the important question
Of the day can only say In favor Of uniiring
prosecution of the 10 the last bitter end; and In
proof az my iced ns have " the neld four sons
and my personal services In purchasing supplies
FOR upwards a three years And sincc the failure Of
snsvss 70 arrange settlement Of the question:
ready 10 ssish myself 70 ccmpany Of persons
gentlemen Of any t~0s Gil4kS MILLER.
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A Well-kno.Yn Poet Sinn. OF ~

All Ladies should Use Stcrltng's Ansbr0-
STA for the hair II ceanscs and be- uts preserves
renders The hair soft and glossy.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Preventative
and Wig Drpoi wholesale and retail. No Asor Icusa
The dye appf d by skiliu attists.
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certain coughs eols infrrnra hoafseness din
cult breathing and all affections Of The throat ,unchs5
tubes and lungs leading g. couEnmp on. The Honey %
1iorehound MI Ike Tar 81 Hiin OF ilsse
penetratc cleanss and heals all parts o the throat snA
lungs Their Ia n,,thng like a. 10 tcitt- Jer trulr FOO
sale by all druggist tHANLhs DoNN
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General Lees Order Assuming COmma nd
OF all the Rebel Armies.

HEADQrARrER', CoSrEpE At AMY, Feb 8, 1885,
In obedience to Gen aral Order No fr the Adjutant
and Inspector Generals Office February g. 1865 Iassume
command Of the military for of tn Confederate States
Deeply impressed with tn, difficulties and responsibility
Of tho position and hunby invoking the guidance or
Almighty God rely for success rpon the courage and
fortitude Of the army; sustained by the patriot and
rnness Of the peop confident that their united efforts
under the blessing Of Heaven will peace and indie
pendence Ttest
Tho headquarters OF the army to which all special
ports and communications will be addressed will be for
the present with the Army Of Northern Virginia The
stated and regular returns and reports OF each army and
department. will be forwarded heretofore the Office Of
the Adjutant and Inspector General.
h. E. LEE, General.
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A.-Whitc's Patent Lever Truss IL War
rantcd 10 No pressure
GREGORY A 90 SO Broadway
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Corns, Buniops, Enlarged Joints and
sn diseases of the feet cured i, Dr. zACuARtE 10
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AZ $50 broadway. .-Messrs. Fowler -
WELLS, Phrenoiogsts. give written charts OF character
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postvey cur CT rI, troneits, couahs colds and he
irst stages Of CON umEuln. II y preventive Tor
aptherit Fot sale ~ irprsit,s pfi,r rrr bottle xl
MHEKE a POTTER irnegists.
10 Washington street, Bcslon, Mas. gcnrlni cn's
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Batehclor's Hair Dyc--The Rest in the
world Harmless reliable instant The only perfsce
Dye. Factory 81 Barely street.
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HelsnboId Extract of smrsn nm rtlla
ccsnses and rcnoaes tho blood nsiis the ygo health
into The system aud purges out the humorS that make dis
aaag
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A oosasaereial Agency for virsini. APP
Rebel Appoin,mens. and Promotions.

IFrom The Kichmond Dspatch, Feb TO
Generals Stephen Decatur Lee and Wade Hampton,
Gently appointed lieutenant generals have boon confirmed
BY the Confcd rate Senate The promotion OF General
Hampton max him rank General VIII cior and puts
him N command OF all cavalry operating against
Sherman tn, very best effects may be expected to
suit from this appointment General Hampton's pre-
scnce viii not fail " inspire confidence and enthusiasm
and Mining Bureau has bcen appointed Commissary
General His appointment has been sent into the senate
but not yet confirmed, When confirmed he will, under
recent ACT OF ongrcss have the rank, pay and pl.
lo~ances OF brgaiicr general Colonel St. Jshn is by
profession engineer
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why rnju,c sr,c C.upie,,o,, ~ po,,

and wishes which choke o. m III tho pores the skn
ard ~ shcrt tiae leave hngsa tnd y it al2od
and if want SYNONYM nnA soft ehiu N8c IIiMh0iUS
ENTRhCf 90 NAtaAtAitliaih Is sres 4 bra'aacy .
Tie CQlnpigx'vn.
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Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
Machines. s.--WiIEEfER a WILSON. 6s5 Broadsay. See
Wheeler 4 W ison's Button Hole Machine.
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Not n Few OF tho worst Di~otucrs thae
.olt na,tI,g ,c nom catfuptOn ~ The blood. HELM
poIps TxTptsr OT sAIs hIARIi.LA Is a remedy Of
he mos value.