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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married..

BrRSET-TyLHR.-In Boston, Thursday, April Is
by tho Rev. DR. Ellis, JAMES q. BURNETT Jr, of New
York city to Miss MARTHA A. TYLER, Of Dorchester
Mass.
BL.oH-McCARrHv.- Sunday, April 10, by tho Rev
Father O'Caahan, HEsRf r. BLACK, Esq OF New York,
MARY f. second dau ger of the late Denis Mccarthy.
ESQ OF Yorkvlle No cards
Quebec C. e. and California papers peasc copy.
BixrY-PurYAs.-M the church Of the Holy Trinity,
Brooklyn, on Tucsdny April ls by the Row. A. n Littl
john, d D., MIss f. BlXBY, Eco, to Mrs. SARA II Pur
NAM both Of Leroy N. Y.
CIArS -NGGs.-At -. AIMS church. Tuesday
April 49, by tho Rev. Dr. Gallaudc EpwAuD II. CuArIS
of Troy n. Y, to SARAH G. NgELs, OF this city
DURYEA-PgRRiS.-In the city OF Brooklyn, on Tues
day April Is, at the Church Of Messiah by the Rev
Geo T. Thrsli WIN II. DuI,yEA to EERrHA PERRIN, ONLY
daughter Of X. r. Perrin, all OF said city
KiyG-FTcH On Tuesday, April 10, by the Rev. W
VI Simoneon HEyRY Il KisG To JULIA EMILY, daughter
OF VIM A. Fitch, all Of Brooklyn. No cards
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M Q e IL z.
OCCUPATION OF THE CITY BY CUR TROOPS.
Official Report Of General
Candy.
-~~~->~~~~~~~>~--~~~~
Capture of Spanish Fort and
Fort Dlakely.
TEE GUNS OF TIE RODCLPH SAVED.
FORT TRACY DIsMANTLED.
THREE THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN.
LIST OF OUR KILLED AND WOUNDED.
&C., &C., &C.
TEE GUNS OF TIE RODCLPH SAVEl
FORT TRACY DIsMANTLE,
THREE THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN
LIST OF OUR KILLED AND WOUNDED,
&C., &C., &c.



WAR DEPARTMENT. April 10, 1865
Major General JonN A. DIX, New York.
The following dispatches from Major General Candy
report the capture of Spanish Fort and Fort Blakely
which form part of r rebel defen'eS of the city OF
GENERAL CANBY's DISPATCHES
HEADQUARTERS NJ D. WEST MISSISSIPPI
In TdE FilD April 90 A. NJ.
Major General II. W. HAILECK, Chief Of Staff
Spanish Fort md its q pondeucies captured last
night We have twenty-five officers and 1--WE hundred
and thirtycght enlisted prisoners and havo taken
Ave mortars and twenty-five guns The major part Of
the garrison escaped by water Bakely is already in
arc stronger than now believe them to be-
ED r. S. CANDY, Major General
HEADQUARTERS N. u. WET MrssssIwI
IN THE FIELD April O. 1868
Lieutenant General GRANT and Major General HALLEcK -
have the honor to report the capture this day of the
rebel Notifications at Ba&ely with thousand four
hundred prisoners and twenty guns.
Ed r. :. CANDY, Major General
EDWIN NJ STANTON, secretary OF War
WAR DEPARTMENT !
WASHINGTON, April is, 1865
Major General DIX, New York.
Official Information has reached this department of the
occupation of Mobile the 18th by troops I'M
der command Of Major General Candy. No particulars
OF the capture have yet been received
EDWIN NJ. STANTON
Secretary Of War.
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CLEARED
Steamship China Br) Anderson Liverpool via Queens
steamship lose San Roman (Br) Nanton, Rio JaneroT
! s,eamship MORO Castle Adams, Havana-sponord Tiles
4 Snip Constitution (Br) sumner Liverpooi-wlliams
3 50 America tBr), Mortimer st John, SB-s Thompson
4 ship & Ncsmith. Cotton Phnpdelphia.
Bark United (Br). Ansree, humble Roads-W Worwen
BsrH Daniel spearwner CDr,, spe"rwa,cr, MatAmoros
iars Erwin irwin RI warSe Ma,ai"orps-EA Has~y Co
Barb Rosedae Orr, Griffin Ciadad Bohv"r-liarbock
aarS Mooe,uma, Hammond Barbados-r Dwia4.
Bark 4 Il Young (Br. Richan, Miramich-Boyd& lnok
Bark Iny,ne, Davis Cow Bsy-Brc,t Son Co.
hur Edhh Brl Mnithe'vs Cear,TL II AInsinGS 60
Brg New York utt forrero, Cadiz-slacovch. Agcse
Hrip Tay (Br Evans. Kingston, Ja--G,orgc = Buney
BTi. Hydra tgus). Bchrens. lia'an@-Funeh MencEe
arig Harvest Queen tBr) Pension 81 George Bermuda
Brc penguin CBr, conycr-, Hamilton, Bermudasiddse
Hris W Loud tBr) Mcleod, st Johns YF--Grcene a
Big Janet Kdston tBr), Burgesn Hanfa1-D Dowos a
Bre Ansa Cnr,, King COW Bsy-D Dewof.
Rrs s en- %99 or NrTSyS spn ns Co
I Erig Geo rrtsco, nm i'atlmor-J IIaviland
Sci, biodcrn Ri Rowdne weynrue,--p pcwoifs 90
scsr MsEs IT crows r !, n Johps ri'rs, 9nA CO.
schr liins, Manson CITY Poin, Van Brunt shsh,
Sahr ! Potter, iDtier, Fortress Monroe-lln Drant
1 sebrJ Ncserson. slelgbt FORTRESS Monroe
4 schr Julia r wiicts. -, Washngon-Van Brunt a
SEght ,,-,-.-,, -.
sssr Mecca srran, f,usoc-IIo,yokc murray
SIR .r.h johnson tr Mocrr, rortlantd ~ Trumbull
A glN,r vi-rnlA Bearse. EOs'un.
A grbr A. q E,nfh Nckorn0n, Few Bedford
An, piiy,hatb Turner New Brfford III W Trad 4 Co
STEAMER BALTIMORE, lewis. WAshingisn-I iaad
s,r.,u.r J + Taanpsou Mcksg Hatitnoro-W Dalel
ARRIVED
4 Us ruuboe, Paul J.ro. nuandcr Mct,rp Ro',op Tor
~. We. It.Hps Ssopred ~ rrpair~ - the NAVY Yard
s str,f ahls q tho Union RarahErd New psHHns
n IS cromwell co. Pvt Fortress aOnr,s anor ~
Ia Iili held viu'. 10 Whole passage
a Steam mn ArsgO t transpUrt. Gndsden, CharirEoa
jar tp 10 iM era 'orress Monroe l7sh to Quarter
J. 's.,n.,ir Carolina Phillips Beaufort Nc Arri ~ viz
= Fortress lnruH q hour with radss sit pseng a. put.
arny nephew
n sCorn.hp setccsa clyde 90 Transport wnets Now
vter0 NC kpri 10 via Fortress Nonroa ~ hours with pas
.ssvrers 10 y Onartrrinaster
soaoahp chase, Rodgers, Fortress Monroe n hour' "a
Nteills', 10 ritsisr
with Mise I'd " PASSENGERS 20 wrarq gnop Hcen ~
tdsvsW 81 the Banks with light Westerly winds March "a
Ma 50 81 lon ~ 40, saw shp PHILADELPHIA FROM liverpool ZOE
Il PHILADELPHIA.
q ship Mary Riggs tot Bath, Lowell Liverpool M,rch -
y with NOSE, ioJ Elweu Co. ls hcaev wpatcr rom
slhe Banks spin sal., &c. Msrch 81 iat "a 81 Ion a. sreNe
s ~ shp ftyO. or lhrmnuth. bound =
III shr frina Donra, 'trrltnan Nov Bedford.
~ Brk scotland. Rollins ahicl =! ~ ~, with cal star
M buck Co First part ~ the peFsace had heavy trrN
es si ant spit saia stove lolwarks 80 latter part hat
q llzht Winds
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Tho Hor. Iohn A. MasDontG, Attorney Gcnerui and
che Hon George Brown prcsisn. 81 le Culuan Of the
government OF Canada, arrived IA Ibis Ctf yesterday,
And leave to- day In tho steamship china for Liverpool
Mr.. Macdonald and Mr. Brown, W conjunction with
1essrs Gait and Carticrhc latter two f"ncren hav-
sing sailed in the Asia, from Boston, IA woeSha been
appointed by the government OF Cantoa proceed to
England in reference the conf dernon scheme, aud
also 10 make arrangements TO carry out tie offences
Plan Of the couutry-a mill on OF dollars having been
voted bv tho Legislature OF Canada or tha, purpose
during 70 isse session.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Our Special Albany Despatch.

our SPecfNI AIbany DesPntchs
ArPAyY, April 1910 80 P. NJ
Brief sessions Of both branches OF the Legislature
were held to-day But little business was transacted.
The funeral Of the President will all further pro-
gross Of pending business to lie until next week.
The Supply BILL the Charity BILL the Soldiers Voting
BILL and the New York City Tax Levy, still un
hpshed and with the Central Railroad BILL will prevent
an adjournment until Friday Saturday of next week
NO change was made in regard to the Governors
proclamation for day Of mourning and prayer, which
remains Thursday the Goth
was anticipated that the Presidents remains would
reach New York and pass through this State that
day, which would accord with the Gov rnoIs selection
Such may be the If there should be delays at
Baltimore Philad lpha Nothing is considered here
but the subject Of the public aliction.
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ISogsprARY FIRE IN cuaYsrrE STREET.
Police Intelligence.

n
Henrietta TEST, German pH about twenty years "
age arrested by detective Ticmann, charged with
stealing gold watch and chain valued at $3.50, from
Meyer Strauss residing at pa East Fifty third II
Is also alleged that the accused puriO!ncd variety of
other articles, valued in all ~ about $500 from ,r
srause, but formal complaint made except for
taking the watch aud chain Al tho propoy how ever
has boon ovcred aud the confessed her "a H.
She taken before Justice Hogan aud locked w fOf
trial
RObDiNG his ROOMMATE.
Ernest Argentcr and Jules Pclc--both natives Of
Fmncc-lodgcd In the same room and bed NJ No II
Walker street, Monday nigh and II Is alleged that
during the night hrrcnticr abe'ric "a $500 from the
wallet OF his companion Argcntirr swing bccu seen
afterwards with roll OF bills 81 posses Ou llaint
was made against him. aud he taken into custody nv
officer Field, OF the Filth precinct Justice Hogan com.
mittcd The accused 90 the Tombs for trial
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Our Newborn Correspondence.

NEwBERN, April 15 1865
There is apparently well authenticated rnmor hero
this morning that fitzpatrick has captured Governor
Vance; that Sherman is holding him as a prisoner of
war Ho on his way from Johnston to Sherman to
give up the State but in the meantime JEFF Davis reached
Johnston and instructed him TO conntermand the
order Courers Immediately sent to Vance, inform
ing him that the order was countermanded when he
back arrested as stated Johnston Is with
his army at Hisboro Davis and family with him.
Sherman Is at Raleigh Railroad communication will DO
opened 10 Raleigh by Monday.
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1CENIkATED EXTRACT SARsAPARILIA
Rush! Rush! Rush!
f S!ANH9n; c AtnHH ry GLAN9ss
OEDER UPON ORDER.
RUSH ONT EXPRESS 1T.
GREAT oUTPOURiNG
AMERICAN PEOPLE.
%mtn Sg I BY ss u ndsss s demand BY
and 1s 4 Sase By D.
4 1--WE MOURN
1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Printed on beautiful VII te satin in clear bold type eppro
mounted with splendid gilt pin, containing correct Ike
ness OF our late IRE dent me rush Tor them mas oeeh I'M
mense and the acuer has devoted night aud day u
\ the execution Of his orders.
/ OVER 10000
BADGES
HAVE ALREADY BEEN SOLD,
ORDERS STILL sH ACCUMULATE.
Parties who not In receipt OF their goods must bear In
mind that all orders are filled in the exact turn In which re-
and that subsequent orders take the
ccdence.
All orders will be ned the earliest possible moment
The intense feeling manifested by the public IL not to b
aiayed by passing The people loved aud
'''''' ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
As the Fathcrof Ls County -, ,,,ro,
loved for his oodness aud Virtues 80 win our ht'
President be Ad0sa y 70 iRg frSe Of true
The mind Of the peoples centred upon tho love they Dor
'He'r S'A"u"'' "'A ABRAHAM LINCOLN
/ will DO forever '0ssa a Il III People. -
No OTHER GOODS Gan BE HAD.
/ Badges 50 80 per 100 with Pin.
b. W. HITCHCOCK.
Achambers street
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GoLpspopo, N. c., April IA, 1895.

OCCUPATION RALEIGH.
Our forces entered and occupied Raleigh yesterday.
Very little opposition was made The advance OF General
Sherman to the city was attended with but slight Skin
mishing.
Johnston has fallen back II is conjecturcd in the
direction OF Greensboro Even II there Is intention
on his part to surrender at present. his capture but
matter Of few days It is believed here however, that
no intends TO surrender, and tho delay In doing 20 is
iHexpcablo to the people hercabouts
The railroad is running twelve miles beyond this
place, and communication will be had with Raleigh in
few days
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% persons having whatever stage Of the dis
ease, Or WrsIiARrs Pe Tree Tar Cordial which IS
readily taken up by the blood and carried 10 the lungs and
the healing principles of the oct upon the inf med
OF the lungs aud stop hei once and the patients
Me Is saved The Pine Tree Tar COxdai has great power To
dissolve the thck ncus that stops the wind passages OF
The lungs and expe fr the system The Pine Tree Tar
Cordial purhes the blood aud cieanses Of all scroons
matter that Is oonsty breeding sores nsrna and extes-
nal farepn ooiches on the fee, and All SKIN diseas
are espec-X cured ~ Dr. w.hars Pine Tree Tar GordsL
Oce I'D North seconc street. Pm ldephia sold VI HELM
BODS drug and chemical warehouse 594 Broadway, New
York.
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RoBDlNG MS ROOMMATE.
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard steamship China, Captain Anderson, will
loivc this port to-day for Liverpool
The mails for Europ will close at half past nine O'Clock
this morning
The NEW York HHRALp-editIon 10. Fropc-wn be
published at hafpast eight O'Clock In tie morning.
Single copies wrappers ready Tor mailing, six cents
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s {. l. Nj A

Its COMPLEMENTARY Pieces OF
Artillery, Valuabie Machinery, Ammu-
milton, Cotton, &c., Captured.
GuSBoAr ELK, MoPrE RAv, Ala,
April 5-Midnight
Selma has been captured by our forces with twenty
three pieces OF artillery, all the valuable hnery and
large quantity of ammunition, cotton considerable
amount of other government property, &c, some Of
which had been sent ourof Mob IT,
This is reliable and was published in the Mobile Adj
ver'ir OF Today
salute will be fired in honor OF the event at twelve
O'Clock tomorrow by both the army and navy investing
Spanish Fort.
The successful troops must be General Wilson'S ca
valry, from the Army of the Cumberland.
Firing at intervals has been heard here to day In the
direction of Blakey.
General Sherman has defeated Johnston who has faleS
back on Rale gh where forces now besieging
him
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More GuerilIas Surrendered.

LOUISVILLE April II, 1895.
The guerilla chief Major Walker Taylor, Captain Taylor
and five Of his men, who surrendered themselves to Dr.
Owens member Of Legislature. under the late
order Of General Palmer, arrived tho Henderson
packet this morning.
The guerilla Captain Rawley, who was captured by
Steele back Cloverport up the steamer
rs q prisoner
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Cano. Aprl u, 1888
Letters dated Headquaress Military Diy OF w,st
Mississippi, spanish Fort, App say Tho lcii lanctt
Spanish Fort having pfeviousiy been taken by Genera,
Smith, the enemy evacuated Che parts OF thc tort
daylight Of the 9TH Coiona nerrln.a BRIGADE imIc
datey occupied the fort and oina brass h3witzcrs
twenty and one thirty rouuder Pprroits = Napo
Icons, two sx-pouniers e,shtiuch mortar, eescia
eight-inch columbiads, ui. '1u'ty If ammur tion
but mules or horses, and t.t '"n rn9rs Tie guns
were spiked with nails Our prisoner. urubcr tv cniy
Ave officers and five hundred wou', seven men. The
capture Of spanish Fort g. ls Forts Aiclt Eugene
aud Bakely.
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Fires In New York.

ANOTHER EXTENSIVE FIRE IN SOUTH sTREET-LOss
ESTIMATED AT ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS.
Betwe IN ten and eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
broke out in tho storage building No 27s South street.
extending through Water street. ownod by s. briggs
4 Co This building adjoining those destroyed
Saturday night and the time tho fire broke there
!, were twenty men tho premises and two steam fire
engines in the street at work eynguhng tho burning
goods In the ruins The part OF the goods had
been removed from the wall and in places the flooring
cut away, to guard against the heat nitn, the goods
When first the danes issuing from among
hemp in about the middle Of the store The smoke
drove The out and, owing to the great depth the
store the remen were unable TO get water upon tho
burning goods An alarm gwen both for the sixth
and Seventh strcts and the remcn quickly rcpon led
hut notw outstanding their efforts, the entire building
lis contents consumed Tho merchandise
this building Is estimated upward, Of 900 COO
and the building about $4,000 The greatest poron Of
! this property Is no doubt insured.
ISCESDIARY FIRE IN cuRYsrIE STREET
About nine o'clock Monday hight Aro was discov-
cred in the premises Of isaac Goldman, in the of
No l3S Chryso street The occupants Of the houses
Joining, aided by tho poicc extngushcd til, fire with
pals o. water No bell given Assistant Fire
Marshal IL q. Baker notified, and making IN OK.
animation Of the premises found anuty of pieces Of
fs pine wood and matches partly burned IN tho centre
OF the H. and the bed hing saturated with
tine. Mrs. Goldman alleges that she nj seven
xoclock 10 take supper nj the hoisc of ffiend, and
locked the premises II husD1ud is not In the city
5 The Rutgers Insurance Company nave 5000 tue
niturc and the Stuyvosat usrncc Company 81 900
pcdlcr goods. The whole property ~ the premises was
not worth $3.50 Tao rcirs;unccs look very sus-
pciO o. and viii be tOroul Ly n,es gated by the FIRE
Marshal The damage by nro will amount to about $50
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TIE PLAY DlLL.-NOTICE.

in consequence Of the obsequIes Of President Lincoln
being fixed for Wednesday, It's usual day of pulcaon ADD
Thursd"y being appropriated for ginoa fast te WEEKLY
PLAY BILL VIII not be issued until Friday moru.ug.
MoSpAY, April AZ, 1860.
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GOurnud's Italian Medicatcd Soap
cures tan pimples freckles euptons flesh &c at
453 Broadway. and druggists.
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Ruslll RMah, lrnsh.

No Pimpies, no Darkness Under the
appear after using few bottles Of IELMBOLD'S CON
GENERATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
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NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

Rumored Surrender OF the Rebel General
Lyon.
CAIRO, April II, 1885,
A despatch from Paducah mentions the surrender Of
the rebel General Lyon to General Meredith.
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NKwHERs, N c., April 16-10A. n
The superintendent OF the railroad has arrived hero
from Goldsboro and reports that Governor Vance
captured by cavalry between Hilsboro and Raleigh,
lon the 18th INST Tho report states that he yancc) had
been sent Sherman by General Johnston, who at
Hlsboro, with instructions to surrender tho State Of
North Carolina TO General sherman, but that these in
structions afterwards countermandcd and Vance
was his return to Johnston, without having seen
Sherman, when he was captured Hc is now prisoner
Of war, not having carried out his mission.
The report also that JEFF Davis and family had
joined Johnston at Hsboro which is about thirty miles
west of Raleigh. Whether Davis arrived at Hshoro
after Governor Vance had been sent to Sherman and
caused Johnstons instructions TO Vance to be aside
does not appear
The mail is about leaving and there Is time for in
vestigaiion.
Shcrman's forces entered Raleigh few days since
and Is moving beyond that place after Johnston who
continues TO fall back without hshng.
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NV 'ITl'I ~ VIZ 10 INVJs
Tho Times has the followiu.

LttEruWr, April 49, 1853
have jus. arrived from Noo.e ru, .tal. I'D ,rpcs
hoistcd on batere. porp aua ti, sin'os a. half
past ten A. NJ. yesterday and on huoh rrclic Of
Mobile at half past two =. Ii. Gcreta Draage Iorccs
occupy the city.
The robcs commence c,acra'tr 80 tho io,h aud on
einucd until yesterday, when tha. had al. lcu
The tugboat ALIENS boan ur by orredo,s ycsler.
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The National Morning Hat,
for gentlemen, ut J. A. MILLER CO.'S,
497 Broadway
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Not Few OF the Worst Disorders That
afct marnd arise from corrptiOns of the blood HELM
BoLD's EXTRACT OF sARSAPARIILA Is u remedy OF
the utmost value.
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Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine
WHEELER a WILSON, 625 Broadway New York
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Senate.

ALBANY, Apri! 10, 1888
The Senats met and adjourned until morrow
after adopting resolution that each Senator and officer
of the Senate mourning the left for thirty
fdnNs
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Nine. Dcmorcstg Lily RlOOm-Mme.
Demorests Roseae Bloom for beautfng the complexion
Price 30 cents each Mime Demorests Curling Cream for
fixing curls aud elossng the hair Price 10 Nine
Demorests Everlasting Perfume Packets Price 10
Sold by per.unes where led free receipt
price. NINE. DEMokEsTs Emporium of Fashions,
4!3 broadway, N. Y
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Electricity applied for the Cure OF Dis
ease by DR.. CilAMBERLIN, 90 Bond street.
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The Injurious Effects Of Alcoholic
stimuants overcome, and tho system purified, by usi
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
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Silver Watches

Rislcy's Buchu Cures all Affections o
the Kidneys, Bladder &C. OF men, women and children
Depot l4l Chambers street sold by all druggists
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The Press Dispatches.

FORTRESS MONROE April 10, 1905.
Tho steamer Admiral Dupont arrived here yesterday
afternoon from Morehead City, N c., and brought ad-
vices still later dao from General Shermans forces
Gen. Sherman, having left Goldsboro in bis rear at
struck out for Johnstons army hoping to be abc
TO force him TO give battle. Johnston however, kept
treating and appears that Sherman has met with very
littlo resistance to his march north
Raleigh was captured last Thursday, with but worry
little nghtng and that confined principally to the cavalry
and skirmish between the advance pickots Of both
forces
The supplies for General shcrman's army all
tired Roanoke Island, and tho vessels lying at
Choir there awaiting the orders Of his chief commits
sary
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Mourning Endges.-Lntcst style 1T "a
Fulton street, up stairs, Wholesale and retail.
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! Chevnlier's LiGe for the IERIr Restores
gray hair to it original color stops It's failing out keeps the
head clean. Stands above c0mpar with other hair
dressing. sold the drug stores and at my olce 2
/, broadway SARAH A. CIIEVALlER. NJ ID.
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Bunting Flags-AiI Sizes. Also Printed
Bunting Flags JAMES TOfTs Flag Factory. zsz Hudson
street n. \,
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Crigtadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail No Aston House
The dye applied by skilful artists
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Of WISDOM Is discretion ladies who think should vsi
GENINS His peerless stock of ladies' misses and chill
dren Fancy Hats been filled up with the freshest Psr
styles and marked down below the usual Broadway prices
GENTN, 53 Broadway.
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r. J.mes C. Fitzpatrick Dispatches.

" TftzYMtTVCR8 UtsDWtcNGs.
NEwBERs, N. C., April 13-P. NJ
DESTRUCTION REBgI NAVY YARD OK TIE ROANOKE
RIVER.
Information reaches tonight that the rebels have
destroyed their embryo navy yard at Halifax the
Roanoke river, as coollary to the victory Richmond
Two vcsses-onea ram and the other gunboat-n
tended for operations the North Carolina sounds and
in process of construction participated in tho destruc-
ton.
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The Bridal Chamberlain Essay u
Warning and Instruction for Young Men Published BY Thu
How Association free OF charge In scaled
lopos Address DR. j. skiiln Houghton, Howard Assoca
tion Philadelphia, Pa.
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Eelmbold's Extract Huchu.
Those who use 1t neither waste time nor money
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Rid Yourself OF HumOrs
In the spring months by using iEi.MBOLD'S CONCEN
TRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARill.A.