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The New York herald., 1865-04-11
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Weekly I'm the
Country.


The Cheapest and Best Weekly I'm the
Country.
TO THE READERS OF NEWSPAPERS.
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weisgner Brivsdier General n A., OF virginia Novem-
ber IA, 1854, promoted from coonrl OF Twelfth vir-
gina to brisader general commanding brigade Of Ma
homes dvis sNF tA
Wharton, Brgadier General O. c., OF virginia, colonel
command ~ Fist brigade, Floyds division, at Donel-
SON. July 8, ls63 promoted brgader general; p
tomDer ~, 1894 wounded al Winchester. Command
ing division Second corps
wckham, Brgadier General VIM c. Of Virginia, colonel
Virginia cavalry Promoted brigader general Septem-
per 1858; resigned November, 1854 70 take seat in
Legislature of Virginia
Wilcox. Major Gen. raj Cadmus NJ, OF Alabama Gradu-
sted lSA6 resigned captaincy Seventh infantry June
1851 October 81, 1851, appointed brigadier general
Confederate States Army; August 8, 1855, promoted
MAJOR general. commanding division A. =. Hin's
(Third) corps.
Wise, Bngader General Henry A., Of Virginia Member
f United states Congress June 10. 1851, appointed
Drgadier general Confederate States Army, command
ing brigade Of infantry Ewelis command
REcAPITULATIoN.
Lieutenant generals captured. ...................S
mayor generals captured
0ngaoe commanden...........
Total general officers. 81
The number OF men actually surrendered by General
Lee s from twenty thousand to twenty-five thousand Of
all arms
Within the past two weeks over twenty thousand
rebel prisoners have been sent away from City Point
and large number still remain there.
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ST.. LOUIS, No., April TO- 1895
The final vote Of the State Convention tho
stitution taken Saturday afternoon, and rcsulsel
thirty for and thirteen against It. Il 10 TO be sub
mitted 70 the people tho 9th Of June, and If ratified
60 into effect the 4h Of July II ordered thae
the Governor Of Missouri send messengers TO the erens
points where the citizens Of Missouri In the army propcss
taking their votes upon the adoption rejection Of tAs
new constitution.
Az quarter TO twelve to-day the Convention adjourned
sins de, after q session Of seventy eight dsya
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UNITED STATES PRrxn SrnAMm RUBT,(
BsAuroEr, NJ O., April 8, 1865.
The prize steamer Ruby, which len Key West, Florida,
for New YORK. on Sunday, April a. has been compelled
so put In u this port for coal and rspaiA She brings -
passengers from Key West James O. Chpp, United
States Marshal; Homer q. Plantz, United States
Attorney and Dr. Louis Michel United States Navy The
on,cers Of the Ruby are ~ foiows:-
,zs.;:S v''S"tssr Lsss's"'"' e'"~'"d''-wi''''n r
IcSnc E~sion and Erecusive 0Ncer--Hcnry Eason.
Acting Ens}gm-Chas. y. Palmer
E~cirssrs-ssnIor, Joseph Fsrnaid; Third Assistant,
George Church
pSLf-Wm. q. Dewey
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ITALIAN OrzRA B1ooKLYS-HARErzEK's BHSRrr-rhe
complimentary benefit to Mr. Maretzek came on at
the Brooklyn Academy last night on which occasion
Bellins grand opera Puritan given in manner
which elected continuous applause, and encor Of the
finer passages Of tho work almost without limit Piey
and patriotism being the strong points Of the resi-
dents Of Brooklyn, the fact that this 10 holy week,
the last Of Lent and that General Lee has surrendered
lcss affected tho house regards numbers but
not At all in enthusasm for both artists and mprssario
were received in the warmest manner Tho opera was
very finely sung throughout by Kellogg Lott Beni and
Susn This evening Mr. Marezek will accept the graceful
compliment from his artists and his friends Of farewell
benefit in the New York Academy. We believe the house
is led nearly in anticipation; and expect that
the well merited favor to the most conscientious Of
directors will be such he deserves from the public
onto the third act Of La FbzG and other attractions
the programme That there will be magnificent
house this evening there can be no doubt
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.Isrsax City News.

Rosrmo Tm snAD FrsHnna Two young men, named
Michael Sullivan and Francis Neculloch, whitehall
boatmcn were arrested about six o'clock last evening"
nv oNcsrs Manning and Ncwilsms Of tho Jersey City
polce charged By James Mclaughlin with raising bis
seines In the North and stealing shad Mr. hcIAugh-
lin in attempting 10 drive the away was fired upon,
but escaped uninjurcd. The prisoners were committed
for examination.
sxAsa OF on rn RAnaoAD. Yesterday noon In conse.
ousncs Of the displacement Of SWITCH train Of cars
vas thrown from The track st the washington street
crosns Jersey CITY, and several OF the crs were badly
broken up. Four men, John Battersby, William 0eary,
James b. Barry and Humphrey Lsary, who were stand.
inc on the PLATFORM wore severely injured three Of
them having Both their legs broken They were 70
moved 70 thx New York Hospital.
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BnNxrrr or ruz THEATRICAL MsczAMcAL ASSOCIATION
This association which ID composed Of the men belonging
mechanical departments Of the theatres and Opera
House, will give grand matinse performance at the
Academy Of Music 70 morrow. The different managers
have beany contributed the talent Of their estab
shments TO render the performance worthy Of public
support, which We have no doubt Il will receive
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

NEW BowKRY THEAIRA-Mr Charles the Irish come
dian, and Miss Emelia Melville made their first ap-
this house last night In the drama Of Ireland
and America and the Irish Lion. The house rather
slim, owing, presume to the weather. but the acting
Of Mr. Charles appeared TO meet with the approval Of the
audience. Miss Melville h vocalist a. well as . very
spght actress and sang two three songs greatly to
the delight Of those present. who vocferously appauded
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CEvEIAFD, Aprf1 10, I5b5
The Erie Railway Steamboat Company's steamer Ca
pisteo arrived this morning from Dunkrk she reports
no Ice In sight west Of Dupkrk The steamers Of the
sbove line viii bs run regularly for The sessoa
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wAsmoros, April 10, 1896
CONDITION or s.CRErARY SEWARD.
There ID no material change In Secretary Stewards
condition. which regarded critical In consequence Of
his advancsd age He unable parks Of solid food
and has already To be sustained by stimsants.
MOVEMENTS OF JEFF. DAVIS.
Tho NdtsonoI Republ;can says-Parties have arrived
from Danvlle within our lines who report that JcK
Davis arrived at Danville Monday afternoon last, and
that he was accompanied by two or three members Of
his Cabinet ws
xTRBY SMITHS ARxv READY 70 sURRRNDRR.
There ID the best authority for the statement that
Kirby Smith and tho rebel army Of the Trans Mississippi
10 all ready 70 follow the example o General Lee and tas
Army Of Northern Virginia. BY Surrender and general
opefssa 70 sne's The State IL also ready for
and propositions that end have already
been Submitted ~: sscyc-c-cen. .. 20 cQQayf
mated upon the basis proposed which restoration Of
the authority Of the United States and the abolition Of
slavery. The army ia well supplied but the people
destitute Of almost everything.
EXPECTATION OF JoHNsroN's EARLY SURRENDER.
There ID no news from Johnston's army UP to ten
o'clock tonight although report gained general
dence this that he had also surrendered The
raons OF Stoneman upon the railroad between Danvllc
and Greensboro had severed teegraphic communication
before General Lees surrender No expectation exists
that any further trouble will be experienced from that
army after the surrender OF Lee becomes known
WORK OF THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION IN RICHMOND.
The Richmond Wing Of the 9Th inst. says
The Christian Commission issued fifteen hundred
rations yesterday, chiefly to the suffering poor who
were burned out by the Gre Tho quick adjustment q
tho commission to the relief Of the suffering is noble
demonstration Of its noble services"
RAILRoAD COMMUNICATION WITH RICHMOND
A large force Of abor;n left here today for Aqua
creek, 10 the repair OF the Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad. They were accom-
panied by military guard TO protect them against bush
whacken and guerla&
THE PORT SUMTER CELEBRATION
The Committee on the Conduct Of the War left to-day
for Chsrleston to participate in the celebration on tho
1lth inst They will after the celebration, visit VIII
mngton and Richmond. One or two ex-msmbcn Of
the committee accompany the party
PRxsKNr ron MRS. LINCOLN.
Frank Taylor Esq., Of this city, has received bcauti-
full set Of harness for carriage horses valued a. three
thousand dollars to bs presented 70 Mrs. Lincoln, on be-
half Of few gentlemen who have subscribed for the same
COMPUTATION FOR oYvIcERs' sERvANrs' CLOTHING.
BY order Of the Paymaster General the rate Of com
mutation for clothing for oocrs' servants from April
10 fixed st sx dollars per month.
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S n Z r NJ A N.
The Reported Evacuation OF
Raleigh.
Tho Rebels Destroying the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad.
JOHISToES FORCES DEMORALHED,
ss' &s., -.

GoIDsBoso, N G., April q. 1895.
Deserses and refugees who continue 70 into our
lines report the evacuation Of Raleigh by the enemy.
They state that there no rebel force Of any account
between Goldsboro and Raleigh that the enemy were
throwing up works on the line Of Tar river at Rocky
Mount which is about forty miles from this place. In the
direction Of Weldon on the Wilmington and Weldon Rail-
road.
The enemy burning the bridges and ties on this
railroad, and carrying OF the rails Their deserers say
that Johnston expects that Sherman will move from
hero direct TO Weldon, so as to form junction with
General Grant, Hence these operations on the Weldon
road.
II IL thought that Johnston will go the relief Of Lee
and attempt to form junction with him; but he will bs
too late to render Lee any service in tho vicinity Of Rich
mond
Johnston's army Is much demoralzed. ~
The Ninth New Jersey Volunteers doing guard duty
In this city. Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Hufts Is the
provost marshal Of the city, and Lieutenant g. Bar
mum, OF the same regiment Is assistant provost marshal
Assistant Surgeon F. B. Gillette has been promoted 70
full surgeon Of the Ninth New Jersey Volunteers.
Colonel James Stewart OF this regiment, will command
brigade In Shermans army which his regiment will
be included.
Tho following order has recently been issued by Gen.
eral Sherman
SPECIAL FIELD oRDER-No e.
[Ertract]
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF THE MrxTssrfI
In THE FIELD, GoLDsBoRo, N. c., April l, 1865
VII The following Is announced as the organization Of
this army
RIGHT WISo.-Army Of the Tennessee, Fifteenth and
Seventeenth corps, Major General O. o. Howard CON-
manding.
LEFT ~wixG.-Army Of Georgia, Fourteenth and
Twentieth corps, Major General II. A. Socum command
CESRE.-Army Of the Ohio, Tenth and Twenty third
corps, Major General J. w. Schoneld commanding.
CAvALRy.-Brevet Major General Fitzpatrick command
ing
VIII. Each Of these commanders will exercise the
powers prescribed by law for general commanding .
special department or army in the field
TX Major General JOS A. Mower Is hereby subject to
the OF the President appointed TO command the
Twentieth corps vice Socum, promoted to command
Of An army In the fcld.
x Brgadler General Charles wolcott Is hereby
ferred from the Army Of the Tennessee to the Army OF
Georgia, for the assignment 70 the command Of divi-
sion made vacant
xI Brgadcr General Charles Ewing having been pro-
noted Is hereby relieved from STAFF duty at these head
quarters, and w report 10 Major General Howard for
assignment to duty according to his rank.
By order Of Major General w. 7. SHERMAN
I. N. DAYTON, Assistant Adiutant General
OGicial-C CAuDIE, Jr, Assistant Adjuant General
Ohcial-J C. DoUGLAse Assistant Adjutant General
Onlcd-D. W. PoiCK, Acting Assistant Adjutant Gene
raj
Omcial-LLorD Josr Adjutant Sixteenth Missouri in
fantry.
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CRITICAL CONDITION OF SECRETARY SEWARD,
10, &c, &c.

The Presidents Proclamatio
whsrsas by my proclamation Of the 10th and 27th days
OF April 1851, the ports Of the United States in the
States Of Virginia North Carolina South Corolina Geor
gia Florida Alabama Missssippi Louisiana and Texas
were declared TO b. subject to blockade; but
Whereas the said blockade has in consequence Of
tual tary occupation by this since been
conditionay get aside relaxed in respect to tho ports
of Norfolk and Alexandria, In the State Of Virginia;
Beaufort, in the State Of North Carolina Port Royal in
the State Of South Carolina Pensacola and Fernandna
In the State Of Florida and New Orleans in the State Of
Louisiana; and
Whereas by tho fourth section Of the act Of Congress-
approved ON the 18th Of July 1ss entitled Gan oct
further to provide for the collector Of duties imports
and for other purposes" the President for the
therein set FORTH Is authorized close certain ports Of
entry.
Now, therefore, be It known that ABRAHAM LINCOLN
President Of the United States hereby proclaim that
the ports Of Richmond, Tappahannock Cherrystone,
Yorktown and Petersburg in Virginia. Of Camden Eliza
beth City, Edenton, Plymouth, Washington, Newborn
Ocracoke and Wilmington in North Carolina Of Charles
ton, Georgetown and Beaufort in South Carolina Of
Savannah st. Marys Brunswick and Darisn, in Georgia.
OF Mobile, in Alabama or Pearl River. shieldsborough,
Aatchez and vicksburg, In Mississippi Of st. Angus
tne Key West 81. Marks, Port Leon, st.
Johns, Jacksonville and Apalachicola in Florida Of
Teche, Franklin, in Louisiana; Of Galveston, Lasalle,
Brazos do Santiago Point Isabel and Brownsville, in
Texas, are hereby closed and all right Of Importation
warehousng and other privileges SHALL In respect 70 the
ports aforesaid cease, until they shall have again been
opened by order Of the President and IT. while the said
ports closed any ship vesse from beyond tho
United sats having board any articles subject
duties shall attempt to enter any such port the same
together with Its tackle apparel furniture and cargo
shall be forfeited TO the United States.
In witness whereof have hereunto 81 my hand and
caused the seal OF the United States 70 be ahixed
Done At the city Of Washington this eleventh day OF
April, In the year Of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and sixty i've, and Of the Independence Of
the United States OF America the eighty ninth
,-s.5N ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WnLIAH q. SxwARD, Secretary OF state.
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The Canadian Confederation.
TORONTO April 10, 1895
Aesrx Carter and Gait, delegates 10 England, left
Montreal yesterday for Boston, sail In the
Asia Messra Brown and Mcdonald have been delayed
by important business but will sail by the China next
week.
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Defeat Of Forrest's Rebel Forces.

CAIRo I'LL, Aprn 10, lseS.
The War Eagles Paducah despatch announces the
complete rout OF FORESTS army. Tuscaloosa Ala,
by Wilson'S cavalry force Many prisoners were taken
No dates or further particulars given.
Buford, with small force, 10 reported near CorntA
Tho New Orleans cotton market the eth opened Win
fair demand al fuller prices Addling st 4sc gool
ordinary as SIC. Sugar and molassssFak supply bss
no demand Tlour-No sales; choice extra quoted =
SO 76
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Prizes Cashed In all I.egalixod Lotteries,
and information given Drawings sent
]. CLUTE, Brokers' ONCE l76 Broadway
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News from San Francisco.
sAH FsAxusoo, April 9, 1906
Tho steamship g. Louis arrived last evening from Pana
ma bringing the malls and passengers who len New York
March 10 She also brought treasure from Mexican ports
10 the amount OF S2<e, ,ooo
Arrived to-day, ship Fearless, New York
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Subscriptions 10 the Government Loan
PmADnSniA, April 10, 1905
ysv Cooke reports the subscriptions 70 ths ssvsnthrty
loan to-day a S2s7s $50, including $780, oos from Nor
fon Sl5lo from DssmoInss Iowa. and e\oo 900 from
New YORK. In sngs subscriptions also two thsusaud and
eleven individual subscriptions for $50 and 500.
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A.-why II Phalon's Night Blooming
CEREUS like vessel putting 10 seat Because It's sales are
running rapidly.
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The Battle Flag OF the Thirty-ninth New
York Veteran Volunteers.

Captain c. n. Balou, Company D, Thirty ninth New
York Veteran Volunteers called At this once yesterday,
his way TO Warrington to return 10 the War Depart
ment the remnants Of the battle fag Of his regiment
The dag interesting relic Of the battles
in which the Thirty ninth has participated Is folds
wore stained with the service Of many campaigns and
bore numerous bullet holes and rents made BY shot and
she'll The sia was broken in two having been severed
BY bullet The flag was rss used in the battle Of Cross
Ke;s Virginia juno 8, 1862 In the campaign against
Rchmond Il vas borne In the battles Of the W:Srrutss
the Po, spottsylvania Court g9use LAUREL Hill, tho
Anna Petersburg Deep Coltom Coal Harbor and during
during the siege u ihs c5of bearr Corporal Gsy1oT
was killed while arng the Aag in the battle Of Laurel
H and Sergeant John Parker, Company X, was killed
In the ebol attack the Second corps works at Reams
station, August 26
The Thirty ninth took part In the late operations on
Hatchcrs In the fighting OF April Colonel Angus
tus Funk, the commanding officer OF the regiment
wounded In the right thigh.
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

HARTFORD, Conn, April 10, 1905.
AZ the city election to-day the Union ticket carried
by msorics ranging from 900 to l23 Four Of the six
wards were slso carried
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

The Surrender Of Lee-Operations at
Mobfle-Movements OF Sherman and
Thomas-Nsws from Central and south
America, Mexiee, Cubs, &c., ne.
The Cuuard Mail Steamship Asia Captain Noodle, win
leave Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close In this city At quarter
psst one and At half past i've O'Clock this afternoon
The Nsw YonE HEpAIp--Edticn for Europe-wili be
published st ton o'clock this morning
Il will contain full details Of the important operations
u Virginia. resulting the surrender Of General Lee and
h,s whole army TO General Grant. accompanied BY .
man showing the scene Of operations Of Grant, Sherman
stonemsn and Hancock Interesting particulars Of the
operations In front OF Mobile and the siege Of Spanish
Fort accompanied by map the latest reports Of the
movements Of Generals Sherman and Thomas, and 40
counts Of the operations Of the Union forces throughout
the country; late and nsrsssns from Central and
sou,h America Mexico, Cuba, &C., and reports Of ell
other events Of the past week.
Single copies in wsppsrs ready for mailing sx cents
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IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.

All tho 81. Adams Robbers Released Ex-
cePting Young.
Tososro, Q. w., April 10, 1865
Tho raiders brought before the court this morn
Ing and all discharged excepting Young who was CON-
mltted for trial
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American Steel Shirt Collars, Patented
April TO- 1884 % to 50 per Dozen Samples mailed ~
esipt Of price, oOc., 75c., 81. Sl2s. JEANEkAr.
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News from Fortress Monroe.
TonTRu1 NoNRon, Aprh Q, 16

The steamer Red Jacket arrived here from Washington
this morning with his Excellsncy Governor Curtin, Of
Psnnsyvania and General Townsend Adjutans General
of the army. General TowEsend 10 here 70 await the
arrival Of Henry Ward Bsscher and others Of tho party
bound Fo Sumter who are expected here this AFTER
noon In the Arago. Governor Curtin len here
at noon for Richmond Ne will also visit the Psnnsyl-
vsnia soldiers the ned Vice President Andrew John
son and Hon Preston King arrived hero nom Richmond
to-day.
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A Perfect Sewing Machine IL
THK ELLIPTIC LOCK STITCH.
A. H. SUPLEB. 6T Broadway.
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A Pictorial Pathological journal foy
April; 80 Illustrations. Physignomy Ehnoiogy. Ply:
sology Psychology Reporters and Reporting Choice of
Pursuit. Color Of Eyes Climate and Color Insanity hoss
10 Only 70 cents News have II. Please address
Nessrs. FOWLER WELLS, $50 Broadway, N. Y.
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A Beautiful ComplexiOn.-The Genuine
and old established LAIRDS BLOOM or YOUTH, Oh
LIQUID PEARL, Is prepared only by GEORGE W. LAIRD
Depot "a Fulton street. Druggists everywhere.
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4 SAlent sewing NAshine.
vlkJSox 2 algSs. Ne m srsA2wE'
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A.-Lotssvy Prszes Csshed. Csreulars
j. r. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street n. T.
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Bunting FIags, Asserted stnes.
q. n. TYLER Is East Broadway.
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Garden Ad0rnme ents--vascs, Fountains,
Chairs, Seecs, Rustic Seats, Treises &c, at CHAB6
co.'s ga Broadway opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel
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Am erfeam Bellies.
America Justly proud q her beautiful lsds: bu. hsw
many mar beauty their health and youth, be
ooms old 10 by neglecg 10 take
propecArs of their tesh There be no excuse fcs
Tor SOzODONT pronounced by all worthy place betw sen
The swcsest ips now all civilized countries,
Sold By druGG1sta and perfuners.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Tho Best I'm the
world. Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfe
Dye Factory 81 Barclay street.
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A.-Use tho Bcst.-B0wden's Moth De-
sTROYING PACKET. For sale BY all druggists.
The New York herald., 1865-04-11
News from Wilmington.

FoRrxEss MoSRos, April 9, 1865.
The steamer Nevads arrived here to-day from Whining
ton, c. Military affairs In that vicinity are perfectly
quiet and the city Ia quietly rssuuang Its former bus
nesske aspect The stores being rapidly rcopened
everything indicates speedy return to their former
homes sf those who Ned At the approach Of Roops
Every steamer that arrives from the South brings always
large number Of refugees.
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Flags! FlaGs.-Bunting, SILK, Delafnss
Muslin &c Stalls, Hayards Balls, Lanterns Banners.
Candles Ac In any quantity at TowNsENDS, 9as Broad
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ChevaAer's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair IT, original color stops s falling out keeps As
head clean Stands above comparison with other haf
dressing Sold the drug stores and at my ofce LII
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEvALlEk n. D.
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Goura ud's Poudrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
low forchcads Of the body. Warranted ~
as Broadway, and druggists.
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

At $50 Broadway, Mcssrs. Fowler =
WELLS, Phrcnologists. make examinations daily
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.
Selma, Alabama, Captured and
Burned.
Reported Defeat Of Forests Rebel
Forces Near Tuscaloosa,


AEhrHs April g. VIA CAIRos April ., lsoS
Tho Buueiin this evening says report prevails and
well authenticated, that Selma. Alabama captured
and burned few days ago by the cavalry force OF Gsa
Wilson's command
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

Buy Miller's Hair Dye-Best I'm Quality,
cheapest price, Try It, Sold BY druggss Depot @ Dsy -
The New York herald., 1865-04-11

Grover & Bakers First Pre- mium Elias
Tic stitch and lock stitch Sewing Machines, <so Broadway.
New York
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Boys All Wool Melton Suits at %. H
'. DROKAw, 81 Fourth avenue. and ~ Lafayette plaos.