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BnSiucss Sentiment Of the Cny of New York.
1IiE Chamber ot Commerce at their mcrtinl,
Thursday, unanimously adoptcl resolutions de-
claring that the strength and energy exhibited
by the rebellion, require the whole resources Of
the loyal states in men and money to avoid a
protractcd struggle, renewing to the Govern
ment the pledge Of il. earnest sympathy anl sup
port, until every rebel has laid down his arm; t;
expressing entire confidence in the Secretary ol
the Treasury, aud promising their best efforts
to strengthen the financial resource. and cre,li,
OF Government; declaring al aid an comfort t.
the enemy, moral or other, to bc trca.on,bc
and worthy of tho scycrc,t pun hmcnt. ap-
pliuding the recent igor and decision Of the
government and its officers; demanding, that
the conspiratorN be- made to iccl in their persons
and property all the rigors which civilized war
fare can nfict; directing the attention Of gov
crnmcnt to the defective condition Of tho forlif.
cations in the harb,r of New York; rendering
thanks To Hon. JosErII IIoLr for his eloquent
and patriotic address; complimcnting Commo-
dorc SrRiSGuAM AMI Gen. BurLEH for the bril-
liant achievement "A llattcra, Inlet. sc. Com.
SrrINGu,u was elected an lIonorar, member
q the Chamber
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The Louisville correspondent of tho Cncin-
nntii rd-'r', spcnks Of the increasing number
CI drunken women in New Orleans, and quotes
the New Orleans papers in proof of his state
mcnt. The writer then adds THE simple
Truth might ~ well ho told. Secession debauch-
e, both males and females wherever It, infec-
tion spreads. Women who can't respect their
county cant respect themselves. Fair women
and tender babies, in the atmosphere Of that
l,'th'ome treason, which now pervades tho
South. unless fortified against il by the anti
dutc Of better teaching become morally rotten
II the present state Of things continue a year
longer, women and children will bo picking
each others pockets, and cutting each others
Threats in tho once refined Crescent City,
Scc' s.ion changed angels into demons. II
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miscellaneous Items.

CONVICTION ~ LEVI, Co.-The trial Of tho
Rev. Henry Badgo, Of Lewis county New York,
for th, murder ot hi. wife, has divided tha
whole county INTO two factions. Families have
been divided and brother against brother in con-
oquoncc, and fears are entertained Of a resort u
violence.
Tur DrMo,RNr. ui Minnesota have united
with the Republicans for the formation OF =
Union ticket.
81. louI, b. now the most orderly city in tho
\ utrJ states. The liquor stores have been
-rui mp by the Provost Marshal, and conse-
qu,utly there IL no drunkenness. The Police
AR, idle and ,ecessionism dying out.
MI,. DowpY say, that one OF her boys don't
oW nothing, and the other does. The ques-
tom is. which Knows the most.
A~ INrrnNAL MA,mNE A patriotic gen
tlpm4u has written 20 Gen. scott to offer the
-erylor, It a new AMI formidable engine Of war.
Ills belief Is that n the GeLera wishes 10 s,at-
teri rc' II forces az Manassas without further
l,uv he need only furnish this writer villa
win pa, port % enable per 10 Eet Mlthin WIN, tne
enemy line. and she will blow the rebel crew
fr fLc devil iu twcntN-iUur hours, He consi-
.I.r- her tonsu, equiv alent TO ton Of gunPoW-
ltr any day,
r,y "Si-rFrs or MERCY, accompanied by
tIr Mother superior have arrived Ia PhilAdel-
.u. fou Manchester, England, Tor the pur-
p ,r of establishing house OF their order IN
that city
Az M,uNsE TpAIN.-A train of cars, one
nile and quarter and thirty rods IN length,
pI,scd through Rochester On Tte day, bound
!Dr Buffalo, to load with western produce.
A NEw SPECIES OF RlE.-A new species
oirye, Indigenous to California, and remark
aide lor the larreucss plumpness and beauty
of its grain has been exhibited in Washington.
The superintendent Of the agrieul'urAI ou'ea1 1
has received a small supply Of the grain, and
will distribute ii in different parts ot the osuA~
| try.
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Ev,r iAing /, sDlr,c down South. Tho Nash
villc tTrnn) GieiHs corniDs the following ad-
y.itis"mcnt # = manufacturer Of mineral water
in that city
NnIi,E-l hope my cu'tomers in the city Of
Nashville will be- good enough TO save all the
mineral water Cuiks tor me, as | cannot obtain
lurtler supply, in consequence If tho Lincoln
hlurl idc. Your attention 10 the above will
oblig' mo very much, as corks arc as tsieniiI
10 m row o. the bottles.
y. i have also 20 inform my customers
that through my inibility 10 procure silver
enough TO make change for my customors, I
have issued twenty-five cent tickets, which will
bc r,locnablc at any time 10y the undersigned.
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I he establishment of Paris, for which Louis
Napoleon hu. received 20 much praise, originat-
ci IN the W itau' necessity Of providing access
10 lho troops to the turbulent parts Of the city
The new strc, ts and boulcyarls arc so planned
D.. 10 allow the troops to act in concert upon
main Io.uts from u common CENTRE and ISOLATE
any drHil,ctcd part of the city. In tho new ar
rir pcmcn,s pa' ing stones--that convenient ma
,riul iur baIrcadcs-havc been excluded and
together the DAYS Of Parisan rcvolts may Ia
,,n.dorcd at an end. The French Emperor,
however deserves credit for making his design
Paris is now the most beautiful city in tho
world
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'N'H"'' LETTER.
i appear that some VI General BrrLTE' f, old
Democratic associates at home have bean CON.
s;,Io,i,,,, bo,, - ,,,l, ,., oc hi. nan. ,.i
", "''"
popularity con lh' Albany plAh) Tor party adj
vantage, at the cNpan.e Of the cause of tho
ruiop i'm the dark bour of lis perl
-, - i..r...... -,
J" ''..'' "''''''"R /" W. p'''"''" ~
candidate l'r Governor "i Ma-a- -husrli', ho
take. occasion to say-aul his words, %. q re-
,..ri..I Dar,,-,ti, I,,.or 81. ,,,,.c ,, ., ,.iII
-,
""n' W. "' ''''' ",,' o..
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Tho Washington correspondent OF tho Phila-
dclphia I'resS saws that among those who isll at
Bull Run was one old man, whose head was
white with age, and whose story is a romance
oi war. lie had been thirty years in the regu-
lar service, as q private soldier. lie had fol-
lowed tho Indians through the everglades oil
Florida, biyouokcd upon the side of the Rocky
Mountains, chased the Camanche and tho
Cherokee through New Mcxica, stood before
the ure Of Buona Vista, charged upon tha
H"ir q Of 'hcpultopcc, and followed tho victO-
ri l- nag n hi. country along the Plaza of
" icu. and into the Hall, Of the Montezumaa.
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The eminent magician, Hermann, entered
on" Of our fashionable restaurants with som,
friends the other day, anl called for a lish o
iish When the waiter placed the dish on the
table and uncovered it, the fish was gone, and
in its place big rat jumped out Of the plate
ran al the table AMI around tho room. An.
other di-h was brought. Hermann sat down.
but, before commencing his meal, called iol
some pepper. The waiter handed him the pep.
per box, which, instead Of pepper, yielded juiic
number Of pca'. Finally, Hermann gave the
waiter two single dollar pieces to pay his bill
but in the very moment Of receiving them
they turned into two eggs. The frightened
man, not knowing what 20 d. under these cir
cum,lances, looked inquirngly at Herman.
who told him, milinEly, % open the egg. lie
did 80, and - hi proat surprise f1unl tho two
dollar pieces in.idc Of them. II may be- casily
imagined that all persons present greatly en-.
ypycd the fun, AMI unanimously acku1wlcd god
tho uperlor powers Of the unsurpe-cl ma ,i-
elan.
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A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT,

Having asscd scyeral seepless nights disturbed BY
Zoe agonies and cries Of suffering child, and ba-
oau. ng convinced that Ms. wINsLOw's sooTH-
ISG SYRUP was Just the article needed, procured
sipIly for the child. On reaching home, and 40
quaintng his wife with what he had done, she re-
fused u. have II administered 70 the child as she
was strongly in favor Of Homeopathy. That night
the child passed in suffering, and the parents with
out sleep. Returning home the day following, the
,stber found the baby still worse, aud, while con.
lampat.ng another seepess night the mother step
ped from the room 70 Ettond u some domestic du-
ies, and le't the father with the child During her
abs'nce he administered portion Of the sOOTH-
ING SYRUP " tie baby, and said nothing. That
night all hands slept well, and the little fellow awoks
in tie morning bright and happy. The mother was
delighted with tie sudden and wonderful change,
and although at lrs offended at the deception prac-
uord upon her, has continued 10 use the Syrup, and
suffering, crying babies and restless nights have
disappeared, single trial OF tie Syrup never ye,
failed T. relieve the baby, aud overcome the preju-
dcos Of the mother.
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FOR LONDON-SAtIS SEPT. 10TH
Tie ~ tudid snip CskISTlANA, from Pee ~,
y Passengers vii be taken in 81 cabin state
r'"ms aud found Ia prov siohs at reduced S'ee ags
rccs. Il e Packet ship PATRICK uENRY ell
low TIE shove For rsssAge, g., apply - THoS
c. ROCHE 50 Sruth st se6 4'liI
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STEAMBOATS,.
CAMp MEETING

CAMr MEETING
~ on
STATEN ISLAND.
ONLY - CENTS
TO 90 AND REitES
THE SPLENDID AND COMMODIOtS : STE AMER
JOSEPHINE
las been chartered expressly G. MN, nt VERY
LOW RATE or FARE, o. tie Camp Ground, CONE
mcucug uu II ESDAl, thc sd VI september, aul
continue during t.r week.
The Camp. Meeting will be- held during this week
at luttouyllr, su,tcn Island, uuu TuttHus u igk,
opposite Perth Ambuy, \. J The Camp * located
uf. thc h'wtuI Camp Grounds ~ a." Methodist
Episcopal Church,
ASrISWALL GROVE.
To all who w.sh D. enjoy mag fec sail Il
twenty miles down thr Ray, aud around Staten IL.
band, tl.s opportunity should not hc lust.
TIME AND PLACES OF LEAVING AS FOLLOWS:
Leave ipDt ui Bruumr 81. ut ~ 4. NJ. and ~ T..
NJ; foot o' Srrug IT,, nt A NJ. ,nd T.. Nj.
staten Island frrry Slu, i,at "t Mutcul. st. At
w \ NJ tul 81 T.. NJ.
Leave nrIEN'S DOCK fr N'y York, ot T. ".
aid At ~ T.. NJ, landing ur'y At Staten ..i Fen
r.. SIP, foot ul WutrLlll st., y. \. saj j'Il9
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TAPSCoITs LINE
Il OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

TAPSCOTTS LINE
l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
TNs sghscriS..s o utinlc n grant cs-tH 'a;e4 of
.er,.'t 49, ..r, Ls"p..l ~ t1rr ,,u.t- line
tass"t, .a. .fI.lg 'v tat sls IA ...as r..Is.
.'n TAP1NOTT KNPRA'D I5TH, ALpION
srEADNpi CTR, NCuSsrEK NICrDKT.
~ ADAMS, CDNSri'.LAr.CS,T. = ByNp,
t-T POST r-CDRr ptIRNIk
NptEW WRITER sGA FLOWER CNMBEIAS
Nth. .f. tsHt .rI H. O. ut.Uts, ship t.rIy i,e
.gs 1.r .. ... ..-| aTc 20 an tstItH tD. [ q
LjNE or LONUuS PN'Elrs
- a. oi ~ ...a a ta.J < At ,elIav,tl,. %. aJr-.
YINIrTANCEs To IRELAND. r..
T. < 60 t..n ,.ut.alr l.. ..fu- .ir.t., ..s.. '. nn
N.f.,nd, tHn'ts .uIt Elg4lid Ireland S-utAn4 A.I
s tt tow. - HAr"a
Circulars, with al particulars may IA hal on an
phcatnn IF hv lettnr, enclose post .e stllnp-to
TAPSCOTr Il co. 80 $ nth 1t, New Yprk
sci 9isc'iol TAPSCOTT, SMITH b Co, Liv,rpool.
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\KTANTED-ENGINEER SOLDIERS For

w the SApper aud Miner oompauic. lI the resuD,.
army with suitable Proportion ~ ski'l0l mrcuAl-
les They must not exceed 35 years of age: must bs
able bodici unmarried men, able To 20 VI and wfita
ana tamiliar with the four grpuud rules ut A tn
mCtc. Pay from fl3 10 t34 lor month, depending
on rank attained by merit, ~ which ia added cloth
lng iueL quarters, utons aud medical attend tnye.
Terms OF enlistment, three years. Apply At NJ.
bowling Groon, New York, from 10 A. VI. O. Pm.
aly. Q a. GILMORE, Captain OF Elgueess,
u. s. Army. au2s 6'ii5
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STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
- NEW YORK AND LtYER"OOL-
landing and embArkins Psssei,sc-u a. QUEENS
TOWN, ireland.
The Liverpool, New York and Phiiaielpha Steam
ship Company intend dspatchiug tueir tul. .pJ~errd
CyiC-Duilt lrUu steamships AB iJlIws-
GLASGOW ........................ Sept.
CirN OF NEw YORK on ,.- -, "a,
CITY OF MANCHESrERl S"'''''' P'' @'S''
StF3 ST2 OF @s MNs%iESnEHor Nw 1S,K srdy s.r, aah.
anI on ess'y succeeding s.Suriay, Al noon, from
Pier A. North R'ver.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN. ..............,f'5 NJ
10 T. L'Iibr....... - %
do u lrudph....... IS -
strcrogr R'tGri Tickets, good ipr
SIT IN 1nths.. hs...................f3 f30 ~
Passengers forwarded " PARIS, II,yre, Hamburg,
Bremen, Rotterdam, AntS crp, s., ~ reduced
through rates.
Persons wishing to bring oct their friends can
buy tickets here.
For further Information, Appy At tho CsmpAny's
Ohices.
JOHN q DALK Agent
my2i t'iH 10 Broadway n Y.
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EOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE
The avorte packet EMERALD ISLE, lying At
pier IS y r., s,ils SEPT. yth, and pa ket GUY
hANNERlNG, sept. iith. For passages At low rates.
or drafts on bug and or Ireland, appy to TAPS
JOII d CO., - sun It. sci 2'ILf
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MEDICINES.

4 SIGNIFICANT FACT - A DlSTIN-
u.sn"d statesman. on heiny askoI what are tho
pr uc'ps productions Of kew Eug.y4pd replied, Now
England rlscs men.
The force Of his reply consisted in the ,.t ,hu
New Enganlsrs have world wide ref,itai. ,n A, =.
40 of hardy, athletic men and vs1,nen-strong and
vigorous m body and mind vhA, the man shall
be- manly depends on Tire care and troatmeut n the
'''.d. Nearly every New EAs ssLd mother pro-
les
MRS. wISsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
fJr her babe thero is scct.n Of country on earth
'hore 1t has beer 50 long and universally used.
TIE QUESTION ANSWERED.
AZ tho question is frequently asked, who Is MRS.
WlNsLOwi we will simply say tina, she is a lady
who, FOR upwards of 80 years, has unuriagly de-
voted her time and talents a. female plysiclan
and nurse, PRINCIPALLY among children She has
especially studied the constitution and wants u
his numerous class, SO generally overlooked or
'araessy treated by the faculty In ~ many In
stances; and, a result OF this Effort aud practical
knowledge olt.inud In a life time sieui as nurse
and physician, she has compounded a soothing
syrup for children teethinR. 1t operates like magic
giving rest and health, and is, moreover, SIRE 10
regulate tie bowels. In consequence o' this article,
hls. Winslow Is becoming world-renowned as
oenctrtur OF her race; children do certainly RisE UP
aud bless her; especially u this the case in this city
Vast quantities Of tne-sonthlng Syrup are DAILY
sid and used here. We think Mrs wmsow has
lmmurtaizod lor name by this invaluable article,
aui we sincerely believe thousands Of children have
o,cn saved rom an eary grave ly its Timely use,
sad trat millions Jet uuborn vii share ius benefits
q unite 'u calling her blessed NJ MOTHER has
lss.ar-c c3 Nor duty 70 her suffering LITTLE ono, In
oar opiun, uut.. she has given it tie bencGt Of
MRS. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Try H.
N. tAeis-TAY 1t Sow.-Ladiss' Victor Aet0 York
-Iu.
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SHIPPING.

CHEAP PASSAGE To L1vERPO )Il-BY
Sthr BLACK RAJ Line of Pack~ts-The clipper ship
HARVEST QUEEN sails the 18th Sip, For passage
srp'y on boaid, ioSa Bsekmaa St y. r., or 10 JACOB
WILSON, los South 81. se5 S'iil
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Cu,Nrnor or rur rouI.-Ihrco hundred
lnI ,hrl three vc, els entered at this port
and four hundred and tvoul, two cleared dat
uup the month Of August.
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FLORA TEMrLE. Before the Marshal seized
,hc famous trottnr mare, She was attached at
'h' in-'nHcc If firm OF caTiago. makers TO
whom Mcdonald, IN proprietor was n lcbtcd for
4 II a.u.
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old BLACK STAR LINE
.

~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passage from or ~ Liverpool 10y tae t,dlO~lnI AtH
clat packet ships, sailing On the
bsh and 2tth 81 eNca Mouth
Adelaide CIltyltnr, sriuA
Austr,iiN Cynosure, John Bright
Belle Wo,sis. ChanCll1r, Thornton,
BrigeNater, Constitution, UNIVERSE
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
OF lSELANn, JLsrER BANKiN0 Co, Ann ALL FAAys
or ENaLAEp Arp SoorIArD
uiT 2lr'lY6 WILLIAMS & GUluN, ~ FulLln ~
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irelcliiOn shall be quelled, and then we may
ncreaiter divide as W. please urob the m nOi
unefences Of hdmInlstrati0n Of gavernnent.
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cORANGE COUNTY MlLk-


NEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
STEVENS, BROTHER e CO.,
222 Pearl 81, n - S.r@.
E'a auisctlrers and Dealers
ia eve y descr ..o. o.
Stationary and Portable
6TFAA ENGINES AND BOILERS,
WOODWORlHS PLANEES
and all other
Wood Working M,chiues
L.alhes, P,srg6rs, Drills,
Leather aud
,,o,,- RuDaer notng.
and other
COMPOSITION METALA
viz sll other articles neriig!
In Machine Shop.
S'.e Manufacturers 0i
ID. DICKS"
Celebratel Ant Friction
SHEARS, -
PUNCHES.
- y and ,.,,,
HArris' Patent sitting N schinas,
Jsnreys Double Acting Ball Valve Pumps,
Ibls Scales In great variety! and many othsr
- ss(AAbss. .szsaOIa~ =. - tsiIfc'alA
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SEWING MACHJNES-LADIES TAUGHT
~ ~ operate uu Wheeler & W M..+,p's improved
sewing machine prastioe on sop work t.rius 81,
~ CiLal Il iy22 2tlg'ls5
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MATCHES CHEAPER THAN EVER
A't AL kiuli of su,l ware ,t.y..rJ 600 b..-x.
.rr, taeks, n at - New Aurery, bet Ja.I.s .. IA
Nai'- 4 t,da'p "latsi, - No. Bo',a.y, y y
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.
iRER OF BusINFss WAGnYs.

n NJ hhfh VIZ blolNfNS NAGONS.
new s-d o. nd hand, suyu groyer's, bakers
Pumber's' car. enter ., and eNpieis GoI viii mud
N4s place AZ iayurab" auy that C-ll 10 found
Eyc'y article yt lcre warranted h. bc A. re1resaut-
ed. SrtWAfTS wagon Fs,tor. 6lI -. b,t.yoan
troyiwAy a q 7th ave Nni 2iLa'i56
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nOORs, sAsHES AND BLINDS-,,rO-

l'VNf '''''''.' '''''' ''''.'bN--NN w
hsHhty ,hrAp tpc."'' the '"u."n. Tsp s.tl-
syril er Will sell the balance ol his stock of dn,.,
sashts AMI blr IA NJ less than cot. Look AZ ID ,r
Won purchase. S.B.-Tiosn WHO ''.k orIl.,I-
ing now - the time. \. Z. kiMBALL - Bgk-
man st. sci .,'II5
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INSURANCE.
IIAvE YoU PROVIDED FOR YOtTR
IL Family an insurance on your Life

HAVE YOU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
- Family an insurance on your Lifsi
ONE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
10 C0ukr STREET, BRooKLYN,
III BROADWAY, NEW YORK
MU u AL,
WITH A CASH CAPTTAL OF sizes ooo,
iHyEsrrD IN SrocEs oF rHv srArE or Nrv Yonn
ANp FtEst CLAs- Bvsrs AND
hoETsAaa
ptREorossi
4. Lw. Thomas CArletu,
W IL Cary, John T Martin,
l H. frctninghsrn, John Hasey,
j. $. T StranAhan. John g iedsn
Thomas Messenger, J Milton smith.
Samuel Smth, Harold Dllluer,
Henry 4. PieueponL A r. Capwel,
Abr. n, BsyliA Nehemiah Knight
Peter Z. Cornell, Edward A LAMBERT
John ID. Cucks, james How,
II II. Clahin, l. II wyman.
& II. Chittenden, Geurge A J.-gia
Theo. Polhemus, Jr., Samuel Perry,
j. +. SOuthworth, & II Howard,
CHa Dlnning, George +. Hope,
John q. Bergen, Charles A. Townsend.
LOWS Rnhefta, Cornelius J Sprayue
walter 5. Griffith, Joseph W 0reen,
MP. Oden.
WALTER 2. GRiFFITH. President
II fROTHINGHAM, Treasurer.
GEO. T. RIPLEY, Secretary.
A =. CAPwELL. Counsel.
Medical Counsel.
G. l.. MITCHELL. Brooklyn.
JAMES STEWART, M. D., New York.
Dividends ~ PROFITS decAred dnn,aILv and ap
Piled immed ately " reduce the amount OF anuua.
prem um.
PEN urns payable one hNS In cNsh and one hNf ia
an,tc at u mouths, which Is not In any cAse sub
jet n asses5menL but isa permanent luan On the
p'Ilcy u he pad only by the application of prudts
or deducted from the amount due when the policy
hec"mes payable. The cash part Of tire premium
may I've pad annually, semi annually, or qlMterly
IN ., 10, or any number Of years, or IN one sum.
~ Policies the premium On which ~ payable In
frc annual payments may be Tirren tered At the rx
pirat'on ~ tSt years, anl tfe Company will isnts
'nr I pad up policy for h'c Co- tteo nm orths
c'tg'ndl suV. II at three years for thrce ms eto
AMI ON tho same principle where the premium "A
payable In ten or any other number uf years
Policies ISSUED iur life for any term Of years
Nni VA u" participating or psiticipatur scale
At rates "a low ~ any sound mutual or stock oompa
ny.
Premiums on short term and non participating
polirir, ar" payable m cash.
Endowment Policies issued, the sum payable n
the representatives " tue party At death. or b. him
or Ler att,Dug - 50, ~, 6l, 65 or 20 years of
cg". Also at FORMS " Childron's euilwments aud
annuity policies on the most favorable rms
az TINS Cumnany hes adopted ,rtnc.ple IN.
tended h prevent the hp'e ~ dHp policy, aud to
secure ~ the assured In every AZ the 1ssurdos
ohich thar payments triN yrOUide for. Our mcr
hos need not apl .chend thereSore thSt their nab-
H. o. ray the premium at any future time vi. in
voIvc tie loss of what they have paid.
Our prospectus and other publication will be sent
grHtuitousiy u all who require Il.
G""d Agcnts wanted, aud will be treated with on
the most liberal terms. ie24 T2'it6
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EMBROIDERY STAMPS, TIE BEST
II kind vel escorted tor needle g. silk, braud.
ing, &c, troU - ots. per d'zau n0d upvu.is. Idi
Cua ~ lctN Bowriy and s,pcth It. soJ G'l9U
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HARNESS MAKERS AND STITCHERS
wanted leo harness maker, aud stitchpr-, u
whom steady employment will be given also , lew
ftters, with stitchers Appiy At idl CbaInb,r. st
up stairs. sr6 6'iol
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LIkSiONS-BlDDLE'S GROVE AND
> .osul.. ..ts " ..nr hyd,. u" ,lIi Gon. Artnpr
... .. ..'.' i...sH-. g. charter .ur IrilpiA
t.uvt,E Y. WILSON l2J W 81 st, cor s,lth mp
Hufs. gui .tto'iOd
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GENTLEMEN AND
y nnGINGs TEN CENTs Il COMRORr.

Liable single hels 10 cts night, less by the esk;
single rooms 10 to 90 cts night, 70 cts week;
man and wife 81 N bD cts rooms with cook stoves,
$3.50 a week; meals very lows watchInan up all
night, al Wiltshire House, log Franklin st, near
Wes. Broadway. sast 9tAe'tSo 4
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SOLDIERS WANTED-FOR THE u. \.
- Army 500 abe b died men. Term yf srIyic,
. years Pay from , 10 t. f22 per month with i,l4i
bard, cluthtug and medical nttenltres stlD
b"unty ven At the expiration NJ term of service
smart, deserving men have splendid rsau,e of
promotion T. tine rank OF commissioned ltii ser
Apply At tie Principal Recruiting R,ndezvolt -
Chatham It. Lieut.. :. NJ. SPROLE, Ith Infantry
l. s. A. Recruiting Oihcer. ss5 24te'ipI
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pOARDING-2 SINGLE GENTLEMEN
- or "A geut.rman and wIa ,,a obtain bard and a
comfortable home Il T!n 4. .eaWcA st.' entrance iu
Charles. H. FFLTIIAN su2l gLc'iJ2
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CoR LIvERPOoL-THR WORLD WIDE

EOR LlvERPOOL-THE WORLD WIDE
kiuWL clipper sAp DBEADNOUGur, Cgt
S,ulucls- viii positively sail on September 10Th
~ passage, Mt reduced rates, apply immediately n
secure eiths on b,,rd, Fer North river, IN P.
". DRMARESr, ~ S,uth st se3 6'iOS
LOR LIvERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
Il lne-the packet ship UNIVERSE, Capt Mnrri-
lying At Pier ~. East River, sails 18th September.
The CYNOSIRE calls 1871 Sept. Fpr passage apply
on board, or to WILLIAMS b GUION, ~ Fult,u st.
Au96 9lan