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CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on STATEN
~ IsLAND.-FARE SIX CEsTs, by Staten leland Ferry,
foot Of Whitehs.t, between Battery and South Ferry
tESH EVERY EVE aGG aAEF aoSR %
GRAND INTERNATIONAL EXCURSION,
EASTERN AND MIDDLE STATES
THE c1SADAs.
To wit: the States Of
Maine NewEamphire Vermont Massachusetts, Rhode Island
Delaware and Maryland,
UNITED rssTrA STATES,
Canada East and Canada West
BRITISH PRovINCEs
Tickets made good % the round tip either usy VIZ FROM
Istnrnn. S aHd BS
by Boston, Port and and Quebec 20 Montreal and Tetnrn
Tfoyo NewYoi Il viii BE- the sane also IN regard to ssEs
from other points on the % route !, a.. w., So,.,
nd BSSn Ss q iis;;: Pier S SGh R,s, ASi The
and f' BATS AZ FoR S'sf sTHRsG fs norm
Is S'G% t. tfys q sf 6IcSn 2p 5TEsR M
a. a. 25 returning place Ostartias before oc ia
places and returning ,pFiGE F5q @ t5s R: cSsT 2%STs named
Ticket. from NeYork the euire Excursion, ucludpg
ticket. Of admission to the Aqgsris Gardens. Bos9a g
NewYork, and to Bsmun's Museia, and including a.
r. TICKET. G 20 BHmpLs n Ire sha oa ct:;
From Baltimore ckets good for is days and three days
starting to NewYOk, and the rolnd trip returning .,
FROM PSadepsa to NcwYoi and the round Trip
turn including ticket TO Baltimore and return 70 rEis s
witboat Including ticket to Baltimore
Seven win be added 20 the sbove prices for hos wish
ing include Niagara Falls In the TIP Also % from Baltimore
Monroe and back Baltimore to s who wish TO
" '- TICKETs-wHERg SOLD.
In NewYof the Office Of the New. Norwich and Bos
ton Steamboat Line Pier No % North Rivers at the oee OF
the NewYork aud Troy Line of Steamers, Pier No. II Norm
River Fifth Avenue Hote Astor House ST. Nicholas Me-
tropo.an Loveoy siIote In Phadepha the office of
the w. and b. Railroad and ~ the Continental Hotel In
Wilmington At the railroad Office. In Baltimore at the Office OF
the w. and B. Railroad at Bsraums Hotel and o. the o
House. In Washington at the National Hotel Toy.
Sasoss Rou,es Point Montreal and Quebec a. the railroad
Offices
The President Of the United States,
The Cover nor. General Of Csnsda,
The Governors Of the Several States and the Mayors Of the
eral cities are invited to join in the r1cursop.
Tickets viii be inside from principal pcGts TO other principal
points the route and return BY the route at res'
sonable price.
The patriotic and loyal press Of Republican and Bti,h
America will promote friendly relations BY giving notice Of ms
Excursion -,
All Railroad Corporations whore roads connect with any Of
this Excursion route requested 10 reduce ier
fare 10 all who wish 70 their Totds 10 Joia thn Eh
cursion.
Hlkeepe the entire route asked 70 reduce e pdeo
OF their respective hotels 10 all having PEhhAMS BA
CURSION TICKETS. All ho,eLkeepers conssnting 10 ihs
will inform Mr. Perhem by mail immediately Of the reduetoa
regard to the Excursion should be ad-
ANY special information regarding any Of the details Of kis
be obtained by applying in the Office %
the New. York, Norwich and Boston Steamboat line.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NEw-YoRK SE,H-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

Contents of No. 1,7G2 CSept. III:
I..LEADING ARTICLES The State Ticket Peace
and Dsunion; General Fremont and Pre,idens Lin.
conj Canal Commi,sioneri The Late Libel Suit;
Editorial Paragraphs.
II. WAR NEWS SUMMARY
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY NOTES.
~. THE BATTLE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
v..FRoM EUROPE
vI..FRoM wAsHTNGToN: cOrrespOndsncs of Til.
VII. WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY.
III..PIcKETING AND ITS VARIATIONS; Core.
spondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
IX..THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA; By william H.
Russell
x..THE SILVER CORD; By Shirley Brooks
XI..AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
XII..LATEsr NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
The Advances Of the Rebels Reports from the
XIII. IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA:
ss He Is Rspl.sd .ssT ter Il Long SS Fight Rebel be Los.
Wise and Floyd Still Running.
xIv..A TRIP TO HATTERAs: Correspondence Of The
N. Y. Tribune.
Xv.FRoM KENTUCKY Correspondence Of The N. Y.
XVI. .gAReaEsTER TOWERS: By Anthony rrollop..
XVII XVI. .FR3M EeM q. sUEN0s i1.S AYREs.
XIX. MAINE ELECTION.
xxi:.fEkRlsIE ACCIDENT AT TaEArER, Loss
xxH.gsRs@SSA1 RasSsSSA @
XIV. CITY NEWS
Xy..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XVI. MISCELLANEOUS.
XXYII.. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XIV III. CALIFORNIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXX. COMMERCIAL MATTERs. Full Report, Of II.
Stock, Money, Cotton Grain, and Cattle Markets
specially Reported for The n. Y Tribune
TKRMs-Ope Copy for year S.. Two CoPe. one yssr
S5. Five Copies one year II 25 Ten CoPie', to one
address, $50.
For a Club Of Twenty, we send an Extra Copy
Fora Club Of Forty, we send The Daily Tribune gratis
Asa,.., TIE TRIBUNE. Esw.ysrk
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SANITARY CoxMsNOS. WASHINGTON, u. c.,
TREAsURY BULDIyG, Sept. /, lCn :
The Secretary of the UnIted Stntes Sanitary

C0smission acknowledge the following donations for the
From the women's Central Relief Association New York
brewers cotton sSS psira sHe do is pairs cS, bed isa
pillows 368 sheets 69S; blankets quilts 49, piOwcaes,
pses wse oR sSIiGa M ps @ p
Reu 50 pairs hsvelOck' 3'7 needecsses and
sTaS &C. Sos Ia5sy ~ and 2dD
&C. sGesi BOOKS cares concentrated milk cases died
iood tea cohee sugar soap preserves Cocoa
From the Lsae. Of Northampton. Ma,.-shlrts bO.pa
zi drawers cotton, 1877 pairs; ticks, pillow sheets
towel co. socks 30 P hsndfsrchefs flannel bsndaxeI
From the Unitsrisn Church. Buffalo NJ Y-sb,rt. lbo,D,
Pers cotton 96i towels S7i wine, 20 bottles sIups &C. 10
bottles raspberry and cuTsnt vinegar 2botilss cherry brandy
From tbs Soldiers Aid Society. MOrri,tOwn, NJ L-sh.
% %sSl 9 soSn Sl%s S%s 81 SS:
bottles; sIuPs &c, 10 bottes rnaceous food preserves
EFrom the Ladies' Of Cheshire hospital
A flannel drawsTs cotton pair sheets 10; pillow cases
So musteto netting 3Peeei towels III hsndksichefs, 5o
Flom hs Humane Society, Proyidenee, r. L-shrts hosp
a. iti daweT. cotton ~ pair sheets blankets lJ quilts
gowessts 1926 wTsppsrs cotton, 50 mq.ke.o netting
Rsses towels, ~ socks pair handkerchief so9i slippers
from the Ladies Of Middle.Own COnnecticutsbirs hosp
a. oSi afsweIs cotton "a pair sheets 81 pillow u
oef Il pf o0p etso 9s 9pssg Pi'sSs' e D2 t2~e aDs %
bos ~ vines bottles qu0rs, bottles truPs, Sc
sIoIn Lady q Pi 'sdsp pEiH---HospitL shirt, %.
So eo.,os e hsess oi asqgnoc ConnseaeatO.Piis shirts
~ " sslppers, pair preserves, jsr.
Ar. IS@ % y Hssn, -Hospis shits 29 cotton draw
preserves 6 cana ' - ' - ' A's''' ~
.bss;: sss y SAe Lsd Of Deep River connHssptn shirts. sa
tipg T. Piom cases. 49, cotton wrsppcn musket0 net.
II, , =, .9ses, lz; slippers. Dalrs.
oss.on drawers. paifs '"-~' '' - 'A''P"~ '""'4
aSttsn s ladies' Of Rewngton, CoRnHospita shirts 49,
teCsfs ~ ~ paiSsi pOweeses 6; cotton Wrappers 49,
F,os a handkefchiel, l5i sye-shades IT,
g. o. LsvIenee Co., Boston, Msss--25 pieces oftow.
~' A'ossH Lsshasld cVDn-He.Pi;a shirts, IL, cot
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6perlal Noiltes.

In the Republican Central Committee Tor the
City aud County Of Ncw-York, on TUESOAf ENEN,
NO Sept. H. the following preamble and resolutions pesente
by Mr. T. DELAFIELD SMITH, the President, were unAri
mousy adopted; - - -.
Uhea Tho People Of the State Of New without refer
euce past political associations have arisen In their de
ermned TO sustain and viudcate the Union the Consuson
and the Government fthe United States Of Anne i;si
And Whred, The Republican Party OrganEtiOn upheld by
large shortly the Of the State has evnced an IN
selfish patriotism and mAsnAnimity In rayins 70 th"
standard Of the people At large;
Had WIeyoa The State Ticket adopted at Syracuse rom
Of high character who fairly represent the atToc
sentiments Of loyal counymel everywhere therefore
Resired That tho Republican Central Committee Of the City
and County NewYok heartily and unanimously rhJ the
Union War Ticket Adoped by the Republican State Conyen
tlon and pledge TO it efficient aud untirirg support
R,i0,rea That gratefully recognize and appreciate the
energy rgor Of the National the berom and
efficiency the National Army aud Navy aud the ps.oism
and loyalty all classes OF population and satisfied
that the thrust country by baud Of
and traitors win be allowed 10 terminate until the starry
hg Of Freedom shall san Aos every fortress and capital Of
ocean bound Republic
T. DELAFIELD SMITH, President
s.nIos $. DusH.S' Secretaries.
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At n Meeting of Citizens Of the Eighteenth
Ward, held at Irving Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th
inst present Wh O. LAMBERT, Chairman sud ID. Honnessy
selected a. secre!sy-,hs following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
Re,ossd That IN this hour Of Nations, conflict we yeld all
partisan pejudces and recognize friends all who Tor
tanning at every cost tho Government In h efforts to unnisin
the Union
Rs,oird That invitation be and Ia hereby extended to all
loyal ciEsns Of the Ward who not already enlisted under
banner TO do without delay believing that unity Of scon
is desirable TO secure success. -
w. O. LAMBERT. Chairman.
ID. HESSsssr Secretary
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Fire Zouavess uyy,

HEADQUARTERS llTH REGIMENT ~ T. "
General Orders Nc. Al NKvrYORK, Sept IL, 1901; 1.
Pursuant 10 orders from the Headquarters Of the state Oh
New.Yok this Regiment viii proceed without delay 70 f0i
H. The members Of the Regiment viii appear with the
armed and equipped. m. .o,
Ill Those members Of the Regiment who AFRAID 70 nees
the enemy again and do not appear Of the
specified will be considered deeIters and their names
be published in the city papers 10 order that In future
be known in their true character By the people OF SeT
By order, q. MCk LbooINH' "
T. FARGRAvEs, Adjutant.
aUnited Stntes Volunteers, Col WIN HORTHEDGE-
OFFICERS HEADQUARTERS, Room No. ~, cooper obion.
This Regiment camp Elm Park, staten lsanu
been duly accepted by the War Department and Is
by disciplined officers who have service Ire pay VII WIZ
Sl3 per month aud full bounty OF slOo Any snsos ob
wLo shall recruit for this Regiment prev -
inst and report 10 Colonel by that date shall DC eA'ea
official position IN the Regiment 90 follows;
For recruiting rs Able-bodied men, Captain.
For recruiting 20 able bodied nen, First Lieuensnt
For recruiting Is able bodied men, Second Lieutenant
For recruiting 10 abebodied men, Orderly Sergeant
For recruiting bebodisd men, Sergeant.
For oTrecrui,ing able bodied men, Corporal
United States SharpshooterB, Col. Berdah.
Good shots Gesirous Of Joining this isyorle Ieslen % =,
the Potomsc may apply to Capt HASTINGS NO 70
Jsuncey Court) OF 10 Lieut. PEET, at the Camp nes
len near the l2d st. Ferry landing Two experienced toueis
wanted for sergeants. Two Buser wanted
Yates Rifles Co. A.-The undersigped Is now epggsd
in raising a compsny for the abovenamed Regiment Head,
quarter, 1 Regiment Armory Centre Market Uniforms ana
"'''0"' '''"' UA'' FREDERICK ZIssEL Capt. Co. A.
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aliIitarn Notlrrs.

Firs, REGIMENT Fremont Riles-Co W. MEKkiLT kiinG
No 68l BIostws sy.Ihis regiment s now Delng
svice and offers superior Inducements ooicers
@ VINO desire to unite with hIstciass organization
Mae early application At headquarters $E o0u1 O'
svttn Maid.
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Public Meeting
THE PEOPLES UNION TICKET.

THE PEOPLES UNION TICKET.
Whsrea, The following resolution introduced by the Hon
coSvsntisn % held at Syracuse Sept il and Ii, 1861:
ReOIred That the members Of this Convention be request
70 S ss % D s'1a % the for
cation the proceedings Of this meeting and for sgeh fafshe
Thretors be R.,ord by the members Of the Convention
from the city and County Of Nsw.York, that the
rfGPLc or c05PER 90 SsfUrE on FRIDAY
eject m the purposes of the Peoples at
The following distinguished speakers have been invited to 10
Hon. LUCIUs ROBINSON, n. Y
Hon. ANDREW JOHNSON, Tenn.
Gov. Coy. oGbEfS oGbEE' aJ rem.
HON Hon. WI H. MEREDifH, Penn.
Hon LESLIE COMBS Ky.
Hon THOMAS FRANCIS 1EAGHER.
ssl Con JSas q Il Y Y sESRSEY
Hon. LYMAN TREMAINE;
Hon. Hon. sGFPEffk R6BRRf {. wiGRER. II GRERliS0'
Hon. SAM A. LAW:
Non. JOHN b. uAsKIN
Judge nSI; II HEHRY Fl Y. j. ROGERS.
Col. JOSEPH HONE;
GEO d. PRENTICE, Ky.
ERASrUS BROOKS.
Bv the Committee on State Nominations for the City and
County Of New York on behalf Of the ,,,..,, ,,..
AE5T,g SSR13 SH SaHEs THEESSRssE EES6Rs
A. II. BRADFORD,
JACOB VOORHEES,
"A. TALLMADGE, Chm N. Y Delegates.
WEI FRosr, Secretary.
A Regular Meeting Of the 18th WARD UNION AS
sOCIAIOE will DO held at the House o! y. ParsoTs bIf,
near 3d.sy THIS EVENING, At y ocoeE
j. II. McCsBE, Secretary. $ BooAkI, freslcenL.
Young Mems Republican Central Committee
The Hssd9g@srtsr, @ esne Bro'Swsy and z'd a. On
DAY EVENING fFfE sfFE%.RF " T. l%SSo1oDFoRD Chairman
gd%s GsSSGF B1sss: w; sA'Vr' 3socrs,'rie'Pro''m
Young sIen,s Christian Association, Of tho Wash
Sppnsl Mssinr Of this Association will be held at the
Church on 4ths on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept 10, at
'HddGesse, by the Rev ALFRED GOODMAN the Rev. Dr.
THOMSON, and the Rev. DIR. FOSTER. ,,
ms;s BY the Choir under the direction Of PTSs Il A. BEN
JIsEs H. PEIrox. Sec.
Posr-oVucs NewYork SEPT ID. 1851
Nc,ise-Ths new a}ls ot 0sysT.@sn, ,s % PpsIa0a
win be made Of the style OT an s9Hyasnt :noa1 o. the
@ @ % six s @ Rs ss S % SS hot dss s i've I'M IN
VIM 8. TAYLOR, Pm.
BeIIeyue Hospital Medical College.
Professor JAMES X. WOOD win commence the Pre-.
mnsy % Lecture. On tie Believed Hogi's Medles
co.Sn wEpNEsDAY The 18th inst, :. y oslosE &C y the
E., Ry. Isosurs. viii B. dskVs.a during the Course By
Prof. Flint heCrsady DSI.mus A Flint , Chld stephen
saith Wood sayre Mott. Barker Taylor aud klllot
The regular Coarse viii commence on WEDNESDAY, the
i6ih Of October.
Beautifni gail Fashions, novel and elegant pesEn,,
's; sw ied oG&RfSLY MIRROR oP
fashions ready furnishing spensd di.pAy and CON.
inson Of utility accuracy novelty, artl,se and a,honaole
ana s' ssIssi :, No
sesdwsy ana for sale sveIyWh.n Do tho Fall
Nuiuber now ready Ser, postpaid OF
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At a Meeting Of Citizens OF the Fourth Ward,
without distinction party held at the house Of Ed NOR
RI5 No. IS Roseye Tuesday evening" Sept IT, 1861,
Rc,Oleed That fly iodons the ticket nominated by the
Peoples Union Convention held Syracuse also the resolutions
adopted by said Convention and that shah give ali the aid In
our power TO advance tie Union movement
GEO. w. CAS5ERLY, President
VIZ PHAfR Secretary.
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How to Make Money.

What shall do 10 male money how hnd employ.
msn in these hard times, Do Why 'e. wi,'iO worn and
invent ,oms,hE Don't Idle stir sbOu find friends to
udvano. the money the Patents aud msnufae
turing the sics, Rsmsube also that any Invention
A, h worth pa,eu,inf home b also valuable in England
France Belgium. Russia Pru,is and other parts Of Europe
Now III. time to take Foreign Patents and introduce In
veutOu' abroad.
All who desire to ascertain whether their inventions pat
su,abs who wish have their Patents secured either a.
home OF abroad In the manner quickly. aud moderate
errn. viii sddrs" MUM Co.. PrOPrisor' Of The Seie"Ne
i=,rioan, No. n Part1Ow, NewYOrk
Pamphlets Of information to and mod. Of proceeding
farni.h.d free, spp;stiOn
Mt Co have been engaged the business Of procuring Pat
snt. nearly 20 year. and they have the most extensive IA
eties for taking Patents OF any concern in the world
They net only refer to all the cOmOnsr of Patent, who
hsvs held the Office during past nineteen years but also to
more than Fifteen thousand Inventors for whom they have
transacted business.
heaaHnA hou JUS u0hi geh PaIios H0W hoh'uVAyI
nys
Bs,u. mUSS Co.: II affords much pleasure to bear
testimony the able and efficient In which you have
discharged your duties Of Solicitors Of Patents while had the
honor holding h. Ocs Of Commissioner Your business
very large and you sustained land dOub, not Justly deiee
tho reputation OF energy marked ability and Incorporating
~
Very respectfully, your Obedien servant, j. Holt.
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Forfieth Moznrt Reslment:
HURRAHl HURRAH -! HURRAH

ATTENTION! ATTENTION
vANTFD-IOO abletodied men, to I'LL mp the 40th Mzar
Regiment kewYok Volunteers new saiiored a. Bailey
S,ess Rosds near Alexandria Va Men ensng In this reg
imeDt will be at dispatched to Camp sacket Alexandria
Va Apply st No. 564 Broadway. - 80
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Paul q Curtis,
Importers
And Wholesale aud Retail Deslsrs In
STEREOSCOPIC GOODS,
.nIlaNallLA A nIIl a.

One Of house being constantly In Europe In
ceipt weekly Of new and selected goods.
Morton,s Celebrated Gold Pens.-Improyoments
made In the machinery for manufacturing Gold Pens and
the subscriber by Letters Patent have enabled him
ths many imperfecons hitherto unavoidable In their
production and bring the coat within the reach Of all
HE writing public should the following facts Constant
writing months done cheaper with Gold Pens than with
steel therefore Il IL Gold Pens The Uod Pen
remains by yes Of continued whe the Steel
Pen changing eoroson and wea therefore, perfect
Pen. The Gold Pen Ia always ready and reliable while the
Stee Pen be often condemned and selected
therefore h the Of Gold Pen there great saving Of
time Gold capable Of receiving degree OF elasticity
that the Gold Pen exactly adapted 10 the hand Of the writer
therefore, the Of the hand sndarm not injured
known to be the by the Of Steel Pens He Is sell
Ing Gold Pen prices from 25 cents 20 81 according
the average Of every Of which VIII far outlas
oss Of the best Steel Pens Sold by all dealers In tho line
throughout the country Wholesale and retail at the stse No
rs Madsnane where all orders ineosns cash post stamps
will receive prompt attention anda Pen Pens spondnsn
value selected according TO description will immediately
sent by mail or otherwise, directed. Address
A. MORTON, No. Is Maidenlsne, New-York.
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Organ Exhibidon.-The magnificent Organ just com
pe,ed by GEORGE JARDlNE son In the 23d. Presoytc.
Tsn Church. few doors west OF 1hayi will be exhibited on
THURSDAY EVENING. 18th Inst. Messrs. q. Washboune
Morgan, and Edward O. Jardne will perform To commence ut
8 O'Clock. The public are respectfully invited.
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Greasy Mechanics, Attention.!

Lieut-Col EGAN Recruiting ofcer.
Greasy Mechanics, Attention!
The .Ocsed SOUTHERN CHIyALY n ae gF 90
CHANIC on the grade as the Southern slave
NORTHERN MUD-slLLs AND GREASY MECHANICS.
SH''' We 'DO"" SOUTHERN REBELS,
and enslays our children /!
Then fan mschinists backsmiths carpenters Inaon oohef
makers, railroaders, wagon makers, and me-
ENe1NEsRs sGSiI' aSp S AZ ARFfsASs sasSS REGIMENT
which has been accepted and Is now IN camp
corner Chambers and Chathsmsis, New fork,
lover the Exchange ofice
Men joining this regiment mustered into service and are
snder pay and receive forty cents per DAY over Su
nav when on mcdaniel work
- THE PARROTT BATTERY.
battery Of new Taed field pieces presented by N.Y. X
p PsuOt the West Point Foundry atschedtO this reg
1-'''' '-''' sTRiCT EEAMINATIoN
he travels to the City Of NewYok to be mustered n y
every twenty miles be travels nom the place where ne
mustered out to NewYOk City, and at that time 800 In
The families Of volunteers in this regiment viii be provided
for BY the authorities.
N' THREE YEARS OF DURING CT TaEWAE I y E:,o,.,
JlxEs F. Hall, LsutCOOneL
STATE OF NEwYoRK, DAPOr OF VoLuSTILR
im%edsey upon tbsir formal appointment such proceed to
saccinnte every member Of the Regiment Ihey WI
i.t The number Of men vsccinsted.
3D. The number upon whom existed evidence Of previous
Sd. The number susceptible to the virus ,
Ih The number susceptible to virus who had been pre-
sh The sTe s near as possible Of those susceptible second
time the vus with such remarks as may in the OPINION 'hs
Surgeon, illustrate more fully the above points
8. o. YANDERPOEL
Smgeon-Genersl
Vaccine Virus may be obtained req1i'iiOn pP9n the
Medical Director, O. h. AoNLW.
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Broois's Rooms No 96l Broomsst, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING Sept 49, st a oclockA citizens who favor vigorous
prosecution OF the increase Of TO the voluneer
generous protection their families tho punishment Of dis
honest contractors eonspros the confscston ofr.b prop
stV the abolition of all fee Offices Ia the State the Reduction OF
lucrative salaries compo with the spirit Of the times, and the
election patriotic citizens TO ocs who favor these measures
without former disinc,ond party invited TO attend BY
order Ira b. Davis John mmerfoId IL O. Vail Committee
j. X. INGALLS, Chairman.
Ep JExSrsds Secretary d. Union. 4"
sikh Ward.-RALLY FOR THE UNI0N.-Citlzen, Of
tho WAd favor ofppporug the Union Nominations made
Syracuse are equesed to meet at No i6 Centre on WE'D
EEsDAY EYENTNG Sept B OF n o'clock for the purpose of
forming Union Club and attending TO other business
JOSEPH w. HAWKES. Chairman pro tenn.
CHAs. OCOSSOR, Secretary pro tenn.
Union for the Sake OF the Unon.The citizens Of the
XIth Ward irrespective Of party favorable 10 the UEp nou'
nations made Syracuse Sept H. 1851 invited 20 ssemble
at Clinton Garden Nos 26 and l29 Cn.on THIS Wednes'
dsy) EVENING, Sept 10, 1861. st ~ O'clock
JAMES H. IRWIN, Preadsnt
JAxys NJ MeCAEIB, Secretary.
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Treasury Building Warrington, Sept l6 1861.
Messrs. j. q. Newberry, NJ, Di j. III: DougIss,
M. D., and Foster Jenkins M d., are from this date
appointed Associate Secretaries Of the Sanitary Commission
BLOOR ESQ., is appointed Assistant Secretary In the
central Office Of the Commissiop in Washington
The inspectors Of the Commission will In their respective
ts receive instructions from the Associate Secretaries and
unless by special orders report TO them. -,
The distribution Of duty FOR the Associate Secretaries WI" Tor
the present be as follows:
To Dr. Newberry the departments Of Gen. Rosecrans, Gen.
Fremont and Cen Anderson PostOce address, Cleveland,
Ohio DR. Newbeny will establish hospital depos az wheeling
Virginia (n charge Of c. d. GHswod NJ d. at Cincinnati lin
charge Of W. H. MuIsey, NJ. d. and at Quincy Illinois
TO DouAss the columns under Gen Banks and Gen Dir
Post Office address Baltimore Md Dr. Douglas viii establish
hospital depots Al Baltimore and At Frederick City
To Dr. jenkins the columns under the immediate command
Of Mcclellan and Gen. Wool with hospital dePots az
Washington and Fortress Monroe PostOce address Wash
ington, D. G. 80
conbuas Of hospital may be made either Of the
above dep the Wounns Central Relief Association,
No. 10 3d.av, Cooper Union New-York
The Womsas Central Relief Association OF Newfork b BY
order Of the Commission its generous Dance const
however full powers conduct its affairs IN all respects
Independently Of the Commission neither the Commission nor
the Association being in responsible for any pecunia
liabilities obstiOns except such as contracted by seh
ia authorized sgeuts. -
Benevolent Societies North and East Of proposing
contribute supplies for ih National forces communicate
with the Womans Central Relief Association which win be in
correspondence with various Secretaries Of the Com
mission and viii from time to time forward supplies where they
may to most needed.
Contributions Of money may be made to the Treasurer Geo.
T. Strong ESQ, No. 68 Wsll-st., Nev-York.
II. w. BELLOWS, President.
FRED Law OLxsTED, General Secretary.