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A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss Once
removed to 5i2 Broadway Shoulder Braces silk Elastic
Stockings and Ladies' Abdominal Belts. lady attendant.
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HeImbold's Fluid Extract Buchu 10
pleasant in taste and odor free from all injurious proper
ties and immediate IN Its action.
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Apparatus -, ..r,,,rnc
the cure the Eye, Ear Chronic Catarr
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
Catarrh Asthma, Of the Voice, Laryngeal Bron
cha Pulmonary Complaints Disorered Functions Of
the Stomach Liver shortness Breath Wheeling Cough
and distressing affections OF the Chest morbid alice
lions Liver Weakness Nerves and general debil
of the whole system IL full operation at the rest
OF inventor. DIR. Won Ei5ENBERG, SIG Broad
Cross EYE sTRAiGHrENED IN ONE MINUTE.
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The Constitutional Amendment Abolish.
ing slavery, Adopted August ~, 1903.
Our vioksburg Correspondence.

FaThe institution Of slavery having been destroyed
In the State OF Mississippi neither slavery nvonn.
tary servtude otherwise than In the punishment OF
crimes, whereof tho party shall have boon duly con.
vcted shall hereafter exist IN this State aud the Lcgs.
laturc nj Its next session, and thereafter the public
welfare may require shall provide by law for the pro.
lection and security OF the persons and property Of the
freedmen OF the State, and guard them and tho State
against any evils that may IRON their sudden eman.
cpation.
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Wood Planning Machines, "sehenck'A
Mako '; TssSs ssSSsstk n r,as srss. Ban TEA.
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sweetness secured by the OF Caswel Mack Co d.
lcious FORMODENfA Absolutely free from all acids, this
communicates pearly whitencss TO the tcesh
aud delicious fragrance 10 the breath. Address -
CASWELL, MACK CO., New YORK
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Take No More Unpleasant and Unsefe
IS s sSS
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sleeve Buttons and studs.-Nsw styassv
two three, eve, eight ten 10 seventy I've dollars set FOR
sale ~ o. q. ALLEN ais Brosdwsy door below csasa
street
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The Glory or Dzan IL strcngth-Thcre-
the Nervous and Debli,ated should Immediately
uELMBoLDs ExTvACT BUCHU
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Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Elias Howe
Jr, President. 629 broadway. Agents wanted
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Shattered Consultations Restored ~
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
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The Improved "sioat" Elliptic Sewing
Machines, o57 Brovdwsy Agents wanted: :, .ou,u.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Wirx Trial at Washingtcn-Inser
csttng Intelligence from All Parts OF tho
Countrywide Progress OF Reconstrue-
ton at the south-Late and Interesting
News from Europe, &C., sc.
The mail steamship New York, Captain Tinklepaugh,
will leave this port Friday for Aspinwall
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at hafpast ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
The New YORK Standardization for the Pacnc-wiii
be ready at half-past nine o'clock in the morning.
1t will contan:-A full account Of the Trial OF Captain
wrz at Washington, for Cruelties inflicted Union Sol
ders while confined at Andersonville, Ga Important
intelligence from all parts o. the United states Account
Of the progress of Reconstruction in the late rebel staes
Accounts OF the Steamboat and Railroad Disasters
In all portions of the country Late and interesting News
from Europe, and accounts Of all important events Of
the day
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing cents
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your perfumes shut ont of this markedly the tariff sun
more sorry those who buy trashy limitations Of
your extracts Meantime all half intelligent millions
who would rather buy PHAL0N's NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUs'' than receive any other perfume gift Sold
everywhere.
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Manhood md Youthful yigor are He
gained by HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCliU.
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HELxBOLDs new store neIt 10 the Metropolitan Hotel
being s Ss principal irsf Sspas os
Ts s .S I'd iss :. s:
dispensed Tho 6r quality ard a, The most fsssSosess
!. sso on s . .ns S ssp z Ss
celebrated p'ep"Fis!S,oTPsaa .eif or Bucuu
ss,saG s.ss.;. \ 4: ,ss. ,..s,
solicited and :, s.'s:..e ss
Tho Celebrity OF tsouraud's Itaiisa
INDICATED SOAP the curAson OF cutaneVus diseases.
:Ss :, BAL. 's, .s.S Soss
t.n ffeches Sunbnrn. sslkywnsss rsdne:sy rousanSs
s sssS:::S n s,
The Glory OF SLan IL strcngth.TIhere-
i IELSSoIDs ExTv.Ac f'i DScGu ''''''
The Improved "sioat" Elliptic sewing
Machines, ~ Broadway. Agents wanted a, sup,vv
a w. SorH1n.
Truss.s.~-Marsh 4 Co.'S Old Estsb-
nshcd Radcss Cure Truss 0ncc still al No vescy street.
Take No More Unpleasant and Uns:rs
Ssy IS iGgfsf sucu srRoesD aoE
Wheeler q wilson's Sewing Machines
'~n IN S'0'''" '"' 4 H. cRAroE. $50 Fulton street
|
wheeler Il Wilson's Lock stitch Sow
Ing Machine aud Button Hole Machine SO brosdwv
wsIicos a Gibbs. sewing Machiass
No SOC Broadway.
Wood Planning Machines, "sehenck'a
make" 'i TSsSs ssSG2stS Pine street. ysv y~A-
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Great Reduction I'm Prices.

THE BISHOP GUrTA PERCHA COMPANY,
The original and only in the United States
pERCuA GOODS
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DIE ID.

ARNOLD-At Tsrytown. on ID day, Is. month TUESDAY
jan 81 Mary eldest child Of Benjamin c. AMI Mary j. Ar
mold aged 0 years months and p days.
FLAGLFR-n Brooklyn suddenly, Sunday, Jan % 1858,
OF croup Albert Kirk Of Albert aud MAJ
s. Flsgler sged year and days.
Funeral services viii be held at No. seventhave. one
door from Fatbush O'clock Friday afternoon Feb
3 1855.
on sunday jan Is l66s aud died In hospital Tuesday
Jan H. Augustus w. Hogg. serg Of Co. o. Sd n Y Vols
III. remains will be brought home for iDtexmeht
urther notice will be given Of the funeral
Unsatisfactory Sunday, 2ssh inst. Martha s. lnskp,
IN the .. year OF her .
Her friends and the her the Rev s. fnsp
are invited to attend her funeral from the Gothic NJ T..
Church corner OF Grand aud Ewenss Brookyn T. d., on
Thursday Feb. 2, at O'Clock p. III.
KNIGHT-At Eas. Corinth Vermont, on Thursday, Jan.
20 very suddenly OF Inflammation Of the brain, Willie son
ofCsp H. aud Fanny T.. Knight aged years and months
ROBERTS-In Brook yn, Monday, Jan 30. OF inhamms
ton of tho BRAIN Morris H. Roberts In tie 9th year OF hi'
Relative, ard friends family also Foriude Lodge No
10 r. and A. NJ and the maternity generally are invited "a
attend his funeral Thursday afternoon at o'clock from
hi. late residence No. 2T3 Hudsonave.
Utca papers please copy.
YOUNOBLOOD-On Wednesday, FEB. I. at BROOKLYN. N
y L. Matlds Ad.lne, wife Of William foungbood, snd
daughter of Thomas g. Pnckney aged ~ years.
Tn. aud rns Of the family invited 10 attend the
fpera without further noice from her late Residence No
IO2 Dean 81, Brooklyn Friday Sd inst, at O'Clock
m The remains VIII DO taksa to Jamaica, L. L. Tor inter
inent
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From the Lower Mississippi.
CAIRO. Wednesday.

CAIRO. wednesday, rod ~ io"''
Natchez letters state that Gen. Davidson,
since assuming command Of that district has extended
his lines on the roads leading out of that city so us 10
protect several plantations and all troops are encampcd
outside OF the city, Tie Office Of Mayor has been hpo'
ished the Provost Marshal exercising the functions OK
that office. All the contrabands IN Natchez and Vidaa
have been ordered to work the farms back OF tho
latter place. and furnished with ratons. under super
vision fool Mitchell superintendent OF the Freedmen
Col Farrar commands tho post OF Natchez.
Two wagon loads Of supplies. driven beyond the lines
from Malta, under proper passport were captured by
guerrillas The owners lost everything. but were
p.roed not to do anything to the prejudice Of Jeh
Davis.
Twenty one Of the wounded by the explosion Of the
steamer Eclipse have died since their arrival at Padu-
cah and 1t 10 thought several others cannot survive
The steamer Hardy from New. Orleans tho 18th ult
has arrived with largo number Of passengers most Of
whom left the Department Of the Gulf In consequence
of Gen. Canbys DRAFT order.
The steamer City Of Cairo haa arrived from Memphis
| with o. bales Of cotton
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FROM SAVANNAH.
accupu,ion Of saIkehnichie by the Union
Troops.

troa, The Port Royal New South Jan. 49,
In the last issue Of The Neic South we made
anenton that our troops had advanced to Pocoalgo
point on the Charleston and Savannah Railroad and
chat the enemy had retreated in the direction OF Ashe
ooa station about 30 miles south Of Charleston Since
then another movement has taken place, the result OF
which is the capture of Sakehaiche situated between
Pocotago and Ashepoo As ID the case OF ,Ae az. "ve
on Pocots,go, the enemy skulked away wheh ne per
.ceived our forces approaching his position nj Sake
hatchie The latter well as the former place Is no"
held by our forces. 5000. .,,,o
the Importance attached to the possession OF these
points on the railroad for the simple reason mat suc
has been repeatedly explained heretofore ~ me %
umns Months ago the enemy placed such vaIue on the
holding o. the pointS referred TO as 10 guar them WIN
a large force of infantry and numerous pieces OF ighl
and heavy artillery. In yielding them 70 an oppGs!s
rce he rajnly must have felt and fully appreciated
She irreparabe loss to himself Thus will be observed
we are gradually yet surely Wrestling from the hepes
their various lines OF defense, ana tte question: ma!
well be nsked where will they make the next standl
f The impression prevails that Ashepoo VIII DE the
point at which the Rebels will show defiance, but
whether not such will be the case is OF course secuh
zion on our part The grand ianking movements that
have beoa the source of so much OF their uouDe ana
diff cults from the very inception OF Sherman mhreh
from his Western base still continue TO annoy, 1hrirss
and defeat them Verify the Rebels are wnessr the
last stages Of their deesabe and accused enter se.
Much curiosity. anxiety, is expressed as 10 me
course the enemy will pursue as regards TIE hoiGg oi
abandoning Of Charleston IL is the impression OF many
that he has already made preparations for eyaeuatng
she city.
Recon, movements on James and Sulivan's Islands.
as observed by our officers Morris Island, wonld
peem TO indicate that the enemy c0nteD plating At
least something Of an interesting Character IL ooKs
very much as if he was transferring numerous heavy
guns from the outpoSts TO position further IN Tie
Interior Should such he the can all draw oni
Inference 1t is simply an acknowledgement on inc
psrt OF the Rebels that they unable to hold ccrtln
Islands near Charleston in consequence IT the strategy
skill and heavy numbers opposed to them. The eDem!
acts upon he suppositon that Charleston is tie next
objective point Of sherman In acting he displays
his fear and dread IN every particular movement lie
frembes on the mention OF an advance In the
direction OF Charleston and away the moment oui
troops takc up the line Of march.
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From Havana.
cousspondence OF the Associated Press
In,

Havana. Jan. %. 1865.
On the Goth We received the news that the
French fgaie Entrcprcnante GO guns had got lahore
on Cnyo Blnnco. about 60 miles west Of Havana Inc
French transport DaIicn Immediately le TO assist In
getting her oil Yesterday report spread that the
r. had been saved. but could trace 1t to no trust
worthy source.
We have other news OF Importance. save that the
Spanish mail steamer the non-arriva OF which bad
caused much anxiety got fire aud was obliged to
put into Puerto Rico learn that no lives were lost
Spanish man-of war brought the mills and portion
OF tie passengers. steamer will be sent hence for
the cargo.
ON the 18th the English O steamer Evelyn, 2si tuns
arrived one day, from Nassau. and on tie 2ilh the
English u steamer Wren. from Liverpool POI tuns.
consigned 10 &. j. Helm II Is reported that there are
number OF steamers preparing for pvateers all ~ be
named birds. Three Of them have arrived here-the
yuliure Ill. Lark and tho Wren. Three we're reported
al 81 Thomas and hear Of several others at Nassau
Tho Arcadia Is clearing today at the Custom
House ostensby for the Bernudns Part Of her cargo
consists Of kegs Of gunpowder bars OF iron cotton
cords rope for cotton bales and 22s packages anu "a
bundles contents not manifested. The Luna sAlh on
tho evening Of the 25tb for Galveston.
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CAIRO. "wednesday. Feb. !, 1864.
Now-Orleans dates to the 26th show nc change
In the markets.
IN accordance with Gov. Rahn's proclamation the
Goth was observed throughout the State day Of fes
tivity In honor Of the Emancipation acts of Missouri
and Tennessee Some 5000 persons outside the city
celebrated the day. Tho Of the capture OF Fort
Fisher was received in Eew-Orieans the previous
evening and gave incrersed spirit to the enjoyment Of
the occasion.
The courts adjourned the streets were thronged
with white and black peoples pnbic and private build
ings and the shipping were draped with national flags
The military schools and numerous societies Of coored
people were in tho procession. Speeches made by
Gov Hahn and several officers Of the General and State
Government and BY colored orators. salute Of 100
guns was fred and the city brilliantly illuminated at
night.
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FIRE spread with frghtful rapdity. utterly battling all
attempts on the part Of the soldiers and the remon to


FIRE spread with frghtful rapdy. utterly battling all
attempts on the part OF the soldiers and the hremon TO
stay ts progress.
Several small buildings were torn down In order to
prevent the spreading Of the flames and II possible saw
the dreadful dangers consequent upon the burning "i
the old Rebel Navy magazine which was known 70 De
stored weth large amount Of heavy Rebel ammunition
and considerable amount Of powder. As the heavens
grew red with the fiery element the air was hlled Win
sparks resembling golden shower. 49,
In very short time the news spread like wildfre
through the city that the magazine was on nre with
fifty of powder and several hundred shells stored
therein. This report alarmed and Mortified every one
in the city and created great panic throughout the
entire city limits, extending even through the camps
Thousands OF people from their beds and began
be had in fleeing beyond the range OF bursting shells
and crumbliDg walls. .. a.,
In half hour the worst fears confirmed oy the
explosion Of the first shell which burst ana sent hs
fragments kissing through the nir. In less thah hve
minutes fearful series Of explosions took place. re-,
sembing a furious bombardment. followed ny terrific
flashes fast as the powder gnited We have reports
that lives have been lost but owing to the dire eonn'
sen II utterly impossible to give any accounts OF IT,
liable statements.
we have authentic information that soldier was
ouite severely wounded and colorcd boy killed
Doubtless there are many casualties Of different kihus
resulting from this awful disaster Dozens OF poor
families have been rendered houseless py Tue ire ni
owing to the freezing Of the atmosphere their SUI
ferings must be intense. .,,
all the particulars OF this deplorablc Calamity
AD1ABoI1cAL ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE CITY.
3, O'CLOCK a. NJ Jan. 2s 1865:
Lieut.. T. j. Spence, Depot Ordinance Oihcer. nh
Div Of the Miss" has Just brought the astounding III
tegence that some fcnd had placed keg oipowder ~
the side q the Arsenal of York and Woker-ss
This was undoubtedly placed here to dow up tne c!'
as the Arsenal contains over thirty TINS OF PoWcer'
The keg was placed IN the SHADOW OF Que ~ .hc oos
avoid il being discovered. single spnrk would easily
have carried ont the hesh designs OF TIC wfetcne' uS
the top of the keg was entirely open
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

The Democrats. who In 1864 voted for the amend.
ment were Griswold and Odel Of NewYork. Bailey OF
Pennsylvania and Wheeler OF Wisconsin.
This year, in addition 10 them. the following Demo-
Gratis gave It their support: English OF Connecticut.
Yeaman OF Kentucky. Baldwin OF Michigan King and
Rollins Of Missouri. Herrick, Radford. Nelson and
Steele OF New York Hutchins OF Ohio.
In 1864, number Of members paired on. 10 ie65
the Union party cast full vote, and 1t is fair to pre-
sumo that most OF tho Democrats who did not vote at
all did not wish to commit themselves In favor oil
slavery
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONSUMPTION trust.

worthy data IL estimated that OF least oneouh Of Ill who
born in the United States have birth lunss In uber
culous condition, and In consequence prsdposed 70
Pulmonary Compaio yet Is equally well established that
this predposihon need end in Consumption Asthma
any other lung disease IL due and wstchnness be OBJ
served aud all exciting promptly treated ss they
arise. 1t 10 In Just such DR. JAMES ExPxcroRASr
exercises s most beneficial Effects and has produosd
the largest proportion Of its eures Besides promptly
removing Coashs and Colds which, when Left 10 themselves
the most causes ubecuous development this
standard remedy s.ys any inflammation which exist
and By promoting easy eIpsctaon cissnes the lungs Of
substances which clog them up. and which npdy destroy
when suffered to remain.
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Business Notices.
IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS.

Arc you disturbed at night and broken OF your 'e''
child suffering and crying with the eIcruestns pain Of cutting
teeth II So 60 at and get bottle Of Mrs. wssLows
sooruryo sYRup win relieve the poor little sufferer I'M
u.di..sy, depend upon H. there is no mistake about "
.,. not mother on earth who has used who viii
no. tell you that Il viii regulate tho oows ana
r,s 10 the mother and relief and health 70 he ehi 'pef
s,ins Ike magic perfectly safe to uss In sn ss''' ana
pessnt to tho TASTE and the prsscpoa Of one Of inc
ode. and best female phyOisns ap nurses In The United
States
Price Is cents bottle.
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AdyerII.efneuil

DANyIIIE. Penn, june, 1892.
DR.. WIN. IT, GRgGG-Dear Sir: In February,
1901 l. was afflicted with sugar diabetes and for five
months | passed more than two gallons OF water In
twenty four hours obliged to get up as often ms
ten or twelve times during the night and Ia five months
lost about fifty pounds in weight. During the month
Of July, le6l | procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water and after taking two bottles | was entirely
cured soon after regaining my usual good health.
Yours truly. j. V. l.. DEWITT
Sold wholesale by MoRGAa ALLEN No ~ Chf.st..
and all druggists.
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IAdyrrti.enientl

HEART DrsEAsg.-A gentleman in this city
who was troubled with puptation Of the heart was In
dnced 10 try DR.. TALBors PlNkArflL CIDER; ne US
snrs the doctor that after using the Cider short time
according 10 the first direction. night and morning. lac
finds himself entirely cared and In perfect health.
II. r. BABDIrT. Sole Agent
Nos. CA TO "a Westinghouse, Now-fork
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REBEL NEWS FROM SHERMAN.
H1s ARMY SAID TO BE IN MOTION.
THREE COLUMNS ON THE MARCH,
CHARLESTON AND AUGUSTA THREATENED
WARRINGTON. Wednesday, Feb. /. 1865.
chmond Wing Of January 80, has the
following

following
MACON JAN 2s, 1865.
Private advices from Savannah state that Sherman
commenced his movements on South Carolina on the
nth inst with three columns. the main column gong
coward Charleston taking with it nearly oil his trans
oortatior The other two columns ore in light marching
as- and are moving by separate roads toward Branch
-'ille.
Gen. Hill has issued orders requiring all non'com'
Natants 70 leave Augusta.
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PHILADELPHIA Wednesday. Feb. !. 1865.
The Erening Bulletin was sold AT auction this
afternoon for IL was purchased In the Interest
OF its former proprietors j. s. Chambers and Col Cum
mings retiring.
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IAdyeIti,erentl


MMB. DEMOREsT's IMPERIAL DRESS ELR-
vAroR-So easy Of application and convenient 70 ralse
now considered complete without one. Price 20 cents
and 81, at No 40 broadway. Sent free BY mail on
receipt Oi tie price.
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Gueeial Notices.

sixteenth Wrrd-sPECIAL MEETING, FKlpAf
FVESISG February at a o'clock Business oil great I'M
tho attendance OF every members Union
League Council No ct usual place by order oil Tue rtes'
ident
px.cusixe Committee Of the Union General
Con,mitee.-A SPECIAL Meeting OF his NonIn ,, wiz
pad a, i.,Jousrters corner OF broadway and twenty
,bi,I.t on FRIDAY EAENIN0. February at Is % CLOCK
by order, o"h1' w. "
i: II ar +, T.,. sscretare"
American Iu.titute.-A stated Quarterly Meeting Of
M n.itt. win b, held its Rooms In III. Cooper Union
Budins THIS (rhursdsy) EVENING Jan ., q o'elocs.
tn Annual Reports will be made The members arc re-
anr,,.d TO attend JlREH BULL. Recording Secretary
The Freedmen.
rs NO, their fault that they that they now
are free They come little children helpless naked
"a hnnry Shall feed. clohe aud protect them
Committee of Ladies propose q SIX DAYS rAlit ana
rVETiSU ENTERTAINMENTS. for the benefit OF the
10 take place early in March aud they solicit the
nsron OF all Ladies' aud others interested In this WORK Of
humanity =, A., 49,. =, a..
where Ladies invited to call Tor infoma
& and between the hours OIL and o'clock M
MRS. j. WINCHESTER, Superintendent
Mrs &. C. LEIGH, Treasurer. NO. ~ orahercy PaA'
Mis-, MARY SrRosaIrHARx Secretary.
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Mr. ALBERT ID. RICHARDSON will give lec-
turc after the 10th inst. entitled Twenty Months In
Rebel Prisons" lie may be addressed at THE TRIBUNE
Office.
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MARBLE ID.

Wednesday llth utirno. al
Noun, Pleasant Church Liverpool by the fither OF the
bride sss tied by the Rev. w. Graham, William Perrie
eldest tho late John Sinclair ESQ., Grove Coun
y Antrim, to Agnes, only daughter Of tie Rev. Hugh Ceh
ton d D., LiYeIpooL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02

Another skirmish occurred back Of Memphis the
2sth ut between our pickets and guerrilas Several
Of the latter were killed.
ANDREW Jackson Donelson passed through here to-
day for Memphis
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The Vote on tho Constitutional Amend.
mcns BY States.

The following table exhibits the classification
Of the votes the Constitutional Amendment accord
ing to States. on Jan. 81 1865 and June Is 1854
-IAx 81. lRRS- ~-IuSE Is lSRl-
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fAdveriiscnent.1
CHEROKEE MEDICINES FOR THE UNFORTUNATE
-a9.n,oe pamphlet. with full particulars free. Al
drcs. nr ". X. MRRwIN & Co.. No. GJ Liberty st.
New.lork