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, 1861-10-31


Dr.. HoImes. Of The Maine Farmer, char.
aclli|zss TIE gI6et Of the milking quality
d our Improved stock as q @mistake in
breeding, md quotes Prof Panner, an
LnlIl1h Agricultural authority, 10 sustain
I1I1 eieWa Ihu matter is certainly worth
careful attention, and We give portion Of
tl4tzlIpri below. Itt5A
IN one d bis numbers, says DR.. Holmes,
nler lnculealing he importance Of good
sped|1r1a - beng evidence. of purity Of
blood. and The character Of the stock becom-
'1f by attention 70 this more confirmed and
oon.1uIAlel le lemarks Is follows: aThe
ts11 l1onld Be- characlerizod by an aptitude
l1l producing ino calves and bringing them
70 am d. re- of development They should
therefore Be good milkera, for the value Of
lI1 rrodncl vii b very much regulated BY
l. character. We shall have occasion ID
~ subsequently that the property Is in no
degree prlindicill toany other desirable point
oI Ehanctar. Tbs tendency 10 produce milk
not only Influences the supply of food 70
fhc 5olnE animal after is biflh, when any
deficiency may Be renedled, but Il regulates
lI1 growth of he calf before birth, when 4
ruh1liIuio cannof Be nsod. Thus many Of
our best bred Short Horn cows produce
cllsel which are very inperfeCtly developed
and exceedingly Veak-so much 90 that
many persons accustomed TO inferior stock
would consider them scarcely worth rearing
This Ismainly felerable to the supply O
nolllrmeut given 70 the calf being 50 small
Iof The subsequent supply Of milk clearly
indic.les hou limited fiad been the support
given to lIe fntus.
||..I... = .Iaa 81
aGrr1l egilat DE present day, and our besl
aIl 1|llliug and viii continue 70 suffer from
Il until more attention Is given to this poinl
in1hopVarir &c ihe Haiounl Exhihlii0ns
h1I5 Il sdould Be made leading point q
Innfit, and lhIs would stimulate breeders d
give more attention % i
, 1861-10-31

Very bad symptoms, which, if not corrected may tend
to some serious disorders Of The heart or other vital
oranH Eat moderately Of solids take x Pills nightly
for some little time take plenty Of fresh air with mod
crate exercise, and the human machinery will be quickly
restored to health and vgof. Try this but for three
only, and the result will Be marvellous.
, 1861-10-31

TIE almnl mlIaeulgB cuIs that has bssn electsd N
ny eans prompts NJ 20 lmpaIt % thgus q ny lslog
ss.,s, = ne, Ne T, e .1es ss ~ ss ,sso. y Ne
ssyss.l ysln aga, ny healIA 1lAn . On. las a.
tacksd % neneFa g1lkne9 and debility, uhich iuo1a
nsto Ne noe shadoscf NJ ioEnsg Ell. A tklial1s
, 1861-10-31


Prompted BY an honest desire Of my heart 6iih tS
lay heoie the public case uhit deRSIves oommen
Saon, not ony a. set Of scientific ek Int that Of
humanity also About two years ago, snddeny, and
IRON causes unknown 10 me Was seized With 6t Of
fpilesy whirh, owing 10 my inability b meet the en-
penses consequent upon tborugh medical treatment,
and the dtsouuraFement which met with on attempting
=, soon become such (as then led 10 btleVel satO
defy the skill OF any physician Was frequently Nhe
IN pursuit a my calling thrown dow - the ground
without the sig htest warning; and although nseT Sls
10 the agonts yet deplsed the miseTee a. my lie end
soon leurned to look upon b0se who W0nd render arI
ance or shelter me ffUm danger enemsB WIN sought
10 prOlong the existence of my mseTes Wi lie IN g
state and having pTevinus 70 my aiction, tasted tS
sWeea Of life, once more induced 70 aitenut ash-
ing aid Of physician, and, by recommendation cSlId
upon Dr. J. Czapkay. ltoldhm q my crcumSiSiesIs
and Of my inability 10 reward him fR his serVlces ~
gaFdeSs Of which, however, be at once undertook ny
case, and, with the hlessng IT God, wna once more
restored 10 perfect health. Unable 10 inward him lof
the boon which eDjuy at present. and yet conscious q
nv Indebtedness, consider u dnO % myself and an
afct 70 make The eae public. In order that thoD h
nee Of medical advice may 6nd physician In whom
every confidence can be placed. ~
tLs;l YABL0NeKY.
statr df California. County Of San Frsnnaco. Sab
scrhed and sworn TO before me- this st dhy d August
AID. 1855. - :
[Lsl GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1861-10-31

HEEs EAFIxo THER Zoos AND SETTING
ON THEM.-A farmers wife writes thus to
the Rural Nsw Yorker: al saw an inquiry
ii your paper about stopping hens from
eating their eggs and setting. will give
my way. In the first place, have the
right kind of hens-full blooded Bramah.
Have nests prepared in the hen-house,
where | keep Stacked lime, charcoal dust
and waterA-vhen not handy, anywhere near
the barn-and every night gather all eggs,
leaving no nest-egg, for my hens lay Just as
we'll withouta nest-egg IS With. During
the winter, feed them corn, oats, and occa.
sionally q warm meal Of potatoes, with
boiled liver, Sc, saved butchering days.
never fail having fresh eggs all winter, both
10 use and to sell. | do not know that my
hens ever ate an egg-perhaps they would
IL they were kept IS many hens are, with
out anything TO eat or drink, except what
they can steal somewhere, and at n ght
hunt up their lodging in SOME old tree, or
in broken cart. do not blame a hen,
treated in that way, for eating all the pro-
ducts Of her own labor, but think her a
wise hen. When do not wish my hens to
set, shut them up IN coop, or some Sc.
cure place, feed them well, keep them there
till they either begin to lay. or, croakingly,
make fair promises, which Is not more than
three or four days. II your inquirer will
take the trouble 70 call here will show
him hens that will not eat their eggs, and
win set both when and where be likes"
VrTAETT m HoRsEs-Some experiment.
have recently been made BY persons skilled
| in the veterinary art, with . view Of ascer
taiIing how long horses may live without
| food ii ceftain contingencies, as, for exam
pie, being shut up IN besieged places. Tht
following results have been noted: A
horse may live for twenty-five days without
solid food, and merely drinking water. HI
may live seventeen days without eating OF
drinking. He can live only five days wher
consuming solid food, without drinking
Ailer taking solid ailment for the space Of ten
days, butwith an insufficient quantity Of drink
| the stomach Is worn out The above fact.
show the importance Of water in the susten
ance Of the horse, and the desire the anima
must feel TO- be supplied with IL. A hors,
which had been deprived Of water for thre,
). days, drank eleven gallons IN the space o
three minutes.
1 UsR Or a BGRoMETER IN FARMNo.-Th
Auburn advertiser, N. Y, says John Uu
derwood Of Aurellus, secured his eutirI
crop Of hay last summer by consulting hi
baFOmeters The morning he commence,
cutting his hay looked cloudy and felt lik
rain; still the barometer pointed unerrInQll
70 dry weather, and on the strength Of tia
sent IN his Kirby. The hay was cut cure
end secured bel0re any rain made lis %
peannce. But for the barometer, the Ia,
uould have been entirely ruined. WI
doubts that The instrument paid fof Itself 3
that one item of infornationi The time
cnrning uhen he farmer win - soon thin
q reiarnlny 70 lie seythe as 10 be vithOS
N iniillihls Ns.iher prOphsi, the baron
, 1861-10-31

The Ingatltude Of man to his fellow man IS sn often
met with In life that testimonials prompted BY the finer
feelings Of the heart, In the life Of those Who
atyation Of the Ills Of fail mortality. Empiricism
hoods the columns Of press with fraudulent and
fictitious letter. singing pGans 10 the worth Of their own
frm worthy man, Who, brief period alnre, sePmed
destined 70 shuie of bis mortal cOll' who l0oked for
ward % bic dsnalon with that pleasure which only
those weighed down BY the heavy hand IL dsease can
restored him 70 bis former health Relieved from bis
terrible situation and impelled By gratitude. he makes
known hs caNe aud bib remedial gent and biz statement
is authenticated By Notary Public. The demands of
society impeutiVeJ command lls spuhlcy and his ven
more % warn the nnWaTy tha1 10 aDund the pr sss q
physician q whom SCORES Of ho en1ls can be cited.
, 1861-10-31
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
PfiOats NsNicaI auo Surgical Institute


&edaRahip CONPanVs Office, SuR FranciscO.
Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of a Private and Chronic Dis
eases, and the suppression Of Quackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician L. CzAPKAY, Md,
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief physE
clan 10 the 20th Regiment Of Honveds chief surgeon
the military hospital of Pesth Hungary late Leo
turer on Dseaseso Of women and children and honorary
member Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid 10 the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar u women and children.
~ Once h0uFs-FTum AN. % Pm.
Communications strictly confidential.
a. Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consul
tatiGns BY letter or otherwise, free. "a
Address DIR. L. J. CzAPKAY, San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17
LoYDs GREAT MILITARY MAP AND GA.

zErTEER OF THE FIFTEEN SOUTHERN STATES
Engraved steel 5feet square, actual survey cos. 10000
sndl years time completed Sept ready the peoples
showing every foot Of the Southern States and 800 miles t
coast from the Delaware Bay coast Of Ne s, ncludins
inlet bar harbOr and creek and depth down.
from the t report Ofthe United States Coast Survey furnished
By the War Department Price only 80 cents per copy or
four copies for sl Also LLoYDs OFFICIAL MAP OF
MISSOURI surveyed and engraved for the Land Office Depart
men square, Price rs cents or eight copies for o. This
map shows every wagon road village railroad and station
Also, LLoYDs UNITED STATES MAP feet square, Price
rs cents eight s Also nearly ready LLoYDs to
BIOGRAPHICAL MAP OF VIRGINIA, costing 100000 and
twenty yesr surveying issued by the State Virginia In T~
reued reuyed s47 revised 1885, and revived by tho
undersigned 1891 This Is the msp General Scott eIcu.
vely and there not another copy in existence The editors
Of The Tribune have one Of the 1879 Virginia maps but yey
imperfect Price 81 copie. for s5 The postage on
these map. only cent Money refunded any parties
satisfied with either map Agents wanted Send for Circulars
No stamps taken Address j. T. LLOYD Nc. l6i Broadway,
New.YOrs. No connection with any other Lloyd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17
soaps, Candies, starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
J. C. HULDS SONS,
formerly w. Hull 4 Sonl,
Office No. 81 PsrkIow,
opposite Park Fountain, Nea.Yoik,
ober to the trade
AZ IrNSIrnpASGEn ASSORTMENT.

morton,s Celebrated Gold PeHs.-Improyementi
made In the machinery for Manufacturing God Peps ad
d 10 the sub Letters Patent have enabled him 20
oyercoe tho NJ ny impertecon hitherto unavoidable in he
ngoducou and also bring tho cost within the reach Of all
n xrting pat ic should the following fecs Constant
writing for ~ done cheaper with Gold Pens than with
Steel therefore :: economy to uie God Pens Ihe 1oia te1
Pen Is ever changing By cooson and therefore perfect
pen The Gold Pen slwsys ready and reliable while the
arel Pen must be often condemned spd selected
re- In The use the Gold Pen there saving Of
time Gold capable Of receiving any degree Of elasticity, 30
that tbs Gold Pen exactly adapted 20 the hand the writer
known TO be the by the Of Steel Peas He sell
pg Gold prices varying from rs cents to according
10 size the Of which will far ouss
sros OF Steel Pens Sold by all dealers ia the line
byoushout the country Wholesale and foa the No
rs MdeDaDe where all orders iDclosng cash OF post ssmPs
attention sbds Pes Pens corespondiDEiu
value spd selected sccoding description will Immediately be
Sen, by mail or otherwise gs diF ected. Address
A. MORTON, No Is Maten-ane Newfoik
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17

AT Meeting t.d Monday evening, Sept 10, at the
residence Adophus Borst No IFS MnlbeTry for the pn
pose Of taking preliminary mea.res to form UNION Asso
IATION be composed Of al those who In favor OF L.
ope Al former party nes esd who are in favor Of hearty
vigorous support Of the Government OF the United States
the foowine resolution offered and adopted
ResotOed, That we call Meeting on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, Sept 49, at O'Clock at No. 4& Broomes and that all
parties who In favor Of forming such organization are
specially invited TO attend ..
SzDNRr SNITH, Sec pro tenn.
Strand Rally for the Unie, the basis Of Justice and
10 the Church Of the PuTtsns Union TlS
EVENING by the Central Army Committee Of he New FORK
Alliance. Addresses by the Revs H. Tying d. D., George b.
Cheever, d. d.. Charles c. Goss, and Alfred Cookman
TNird W ard Onion Associa a en.-st preliminary
meeting Of the above Association, held Monday evening,
Sept is Mr. JOHN NJ COSTA was called to the Chair X.
PGTNER Scted Secretary. Committees were appointed 70
gemens for permanent organization The 1ssoci
tion then dourned TO THURSDAY ENENIN0 Sept 49, Of 9
O'Clock. JOHN NJ COSTA CHAIR pro tenn
r. FORMER, sec'y pro tenn.
Union Meeting in the Fifteenth Wnrd.-Tbose
czenS XVIII Ward who ready 20 ignore for the
present all questions which have hitherto divided political par
ties In the hearty support of the Union the Con-
suton and the vigorous Enforcement OF the Lews are re-
quested THIS CuesdSy) EVENING, sts o'clock, ct
Browns Hotel, corner Of sths and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17
maitarn Notices.

.s,,,,zen., Guard. Company B.-Ths melnbes Of & this
are hereby notified to assemble at t6e AmoTy This
EVENING Oeiseh pIec.ey for Ieg31r nopihy messns
BY order, GEORGE w. CAhPENTEh, captain.
wAEf0s CARPKsTRR, Orderly
FIRST Reslmsnt Fremont Rifes-Col w. MERRITT
eaaquseTs No 6sl broe regiment y no" oelng
pseTed and offers superior Inducements 70 officers
ssd who desire to unite with hIttclass organization
au, paid.
GseRsy Mechanics, Attention!
The socAned SOUTHERN CHtVALRf IN Their atGn p 20
lspade HONEST LABOR, would place the NORTHERN MI
CaANIC on ths came grade as the Southern slave
NoRTHERN MUD-sILLs AND GREASY MECHANICS,
'O'H We 'N'"'' SOUTHERN REBELS.
and enslave our children |?
z. s IN baeksmhs carpenters mssons boiler
nsskeTs, railroadeIs wagon makers and me-
ehsnics Of al kinas-join the ,,,,,,r
ENGINEERS AND AR TlSANS' REGIMENT,
whth has been accepted and is row IN camp.
HEADQUARTERS
corner Chambers and Chatham-g,s New York,
lover the Exchange ofice.l
Men joining this regiment mustered into service and are
1or and receive forty cents day over infantry
~ "N' THE PARROTT BATTERY.
battery Of x rihed field pieces presented by MI
Parrot Of tho West Point Founeery sachedt this Eegi
Hent
STRICT EXAMINATION.
.S.s 10 he civ Of 70 be mustered n and y
% T every twenty miles he travels ffom the place where he
& nered out NewYork City, and st thar time 800 In
m am Of volunteers in tbs regiment win be provided
sor BY the authorities.
A"' THRFF YEARS on DURING THE WAR.
EDWARD II. sERREtL, Colonel
Jlxps y. Hall, Lieut.. Colonel.
Qseruits vyanfed-A few hrcsss viii be received
Ap Company F. Sh Regiment T. M Vhe sn R. lam I'd
pany) Apply at the AmoTy Mercer hosse corner ~
AarcAr sfk. p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17
6peual Notices.

Notice. Republican Central Committee.
special meeting Of this Committee E be held ei
corner Broadway and 2Jdst., on TUESDAY EVENING Sep
tember ~ st O'clock -
E. DELArELD SMITH. President
R6saS2 asg5SS E.R!s1. :; DEssAJ ssecr.t.-is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17
Amnssmenfs.
A CADEMY OF MUsIC.-HERMANN


Doors open at IT to comm ence at b. to conclude I
NoTIcnThe ticket Of hos who could not gn ad
nhtsnce s evening win be received evening OF the
This AND EVERY EVENING OF THE WEEK,
The wonderful performances ofthe
GREAT PREsrIOI0IrATEUR,
HERMANN,
Assisted BY the celebrated
ORCHESTRA OF TaE OPERA
The performances Of HERMANN entirely original and
novel The singushing feature 10 the
ABSENCE OF ANY APPARATUS
oil effects being solely produced By extrsordinAy
MANUAL sKILL
To PUBLIC The has 10 apologize for the over
crowd stat. Of the Academy last evening Neither he any
manager could prepared IN the present dis
largest performance since the Academy
built The onsed In the great number Of extra
10 the t instance for the convenience
public which precuded control Of the sale ct he
tickets sold at the extra ticket
Offices carefully sscesined before the opening Of the
door The sale the evening win bo regulated
tickets VIII bs sold than the AcSd'
epy can eOuyenit py hold.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING, -
HERRMANNS PERFORMANCES.
THE PROGRAMME WILL COMPRISE
TWELVE PIECES, IN TWO PARTS.
During tie intervals Of Hermann's programme,
GRAND CONCERT
ORCHESTRA or The ITALIAN OPERA,
Compr.na the Ovef,urss Mssauielo, by Auber, and
daIssohns Wedding cb The HERxlys POLKA, compose
by the celebrated SrRAus Of Vienna and other instrumental
performances of merit.
CONDUCTOR....... THEODORE THOMAS
Tickets fifty cents. may had during the day the Academy
OF Music SHELLS Ia Walls, c. Breusins Horace Wserss,
Tickets may hsvs be bad at the principal Hotels and the
evenInf rat he door,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17
Boots, Shoes, Sc.

AT s3-DOUBLE-SOLE SHOES. Also, al
"A 80 30, Quilted CONGRESS CATERS. new style, a
J0NE5'S, Nos 10 aud u Ann.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17

.s,st,zeus, fsuara Company B.-The mernbe;s Of ths
ss hereby notified to assemble at t6e AmoTy This
WTTNIS a oeck precisely, for regular monthly mesting
By order GEORGE w. CARPENTER, Captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17
DOCKWELL'S COMBINATI0 On
III UNION CAMP CHEST.
(P4TESr APPLIED PoR.)

TIFFANY Co. $50 $50 Broadway, sOIE ,sAsIs,
Invite the attention OF Army and Navy ocer Msss 70 ih
-''" ''' UNION CAMP CREST, ,--.,..
Which comprises the dimensions OF u inches length - hu
culinary and appliances orI pesOn Din
ing Table 81 iache, spread enough 9f ne Ie5s
e'p'c'Ay ''iPd P2STRS RS4g sfovE f4Sn Ayb T&BIE
9' % sap q .nd S So % ssSSs By The
cOmmeud t.o 81 he ASe.n lie
dTTiSy TSs S1d sSs ss1PsS Ss their Comp cA
Of note h Se u home and sbroai aud do not hete to pro-
nOunce th in their Judgment innitey superior to any
the justice OF which assertion they court sererA
examinstion andcOmPsrison; =.
be sold by Itself be used with any Army Che, 0ns
Pse ef Union Camp chs, $ss aud sOi of Table 'epaA.s
CHIPPERS of PRODUCE, Fruits, Poultry,
- Came Buter and of all articles liable to ipuIy ffe bss
frost VIII lind security. aid sdyAnisse IN fos5sne ~ "a
order. and sale Of same our CON-
LYMAN REFaIGERAToR Co.. No i1s ws.AiDstoa-.s, n. e
THE ABBOT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Il FOR YOUNG LADIES, ....
Substitution commenced IN LsisyeItspsOO in less sns
'0n'H"T THf i'f sPfSeiER INSTITUTE Up.onsqse
will opou present iOcaton WEDNESDAY sspss@oes
fhe ediaca with iis rare eonyonsness sad si.rscOrs
Tue apponfInents and varied educaofG o. sppi ances
Tho corps aud twenty lnssiactor sspeeneee an'
siliu, .t..-, -. =. i;.,,.
The pyIeses Cor systematic mental deyeicpmess ana si,
pine Ia every depsrsentPrtpsry tdenic sea
liz ihnyv Cabinets and Gallery 81 FH'91g
It's Professcrs LECTURER and Insructos 10 Nasi Msls
Morsi and CIr,tisn History Literature aodes Lam
glases Music epd Fiae Arts aud - -, an.
~ Proyision for Ad,sacod Pupils who hsye len scboo -
is ths In nstitut.cn the consideration en(oys sS ~
designed 20 be worthy Of . UNIVERSITY fOh hooS
LADIES ~ o' ooRHAM d. ABBOT. Prineig.. 81
WAR WAR WAR s-wEAyE;RIs. ;iil. RLEpss Is 2
wv And UTALDS made aad warranted a. short noics
dros, by letter, gc WIN. CRossLAap. PsiesseD -. :.
nOS NEW-YORK LAUNDRY. - sl30
Ze1eD CITIZENS and STRANGERS please mcgee ri'.rr
Fire Shirts, beautifully done cent? ha, n,sw.
ots /, Stocking, 3oi 0nder shhn &C. Nsn' s~'
ers C. Pauts Cos.S ice. g &c; tss.r i-L .ars =
6. H. eENEDICT No sss CAasi-sl. ss'. Csses' eHe'
sY' Yss.sss!. ss.e. sa :; 80 = r "a nsu.ss eco esA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17
How GO Make Money.


Whist shall DO 20 make money, or how can nnd employ
eut En- these huTd uet Do Why set your wits 10 wot ana
Invent tonshnE Dont ronsi idle stir about hnd friends TO
advance te money lake out the Psen and 50 20 Anuse
turing the articles Remember sso thss any new invention
that worth psiontng Mt hone also vsinaolo IN fogarS
France Belgium Russia Prussia and other pa OF Europe
Now Is ths Foreign Patents aud introduce In
Verticns abroad -.
An who desire 10 whether their inventions pat.
enae OF who wish have her Peeni secured cbef at
abroed 10 the beEt quky and on odeeo
terms will address MUM Co.. PropTiosos Of Thf Sefe1fNs
.1nerfaaa No. ~ ParkIow, New.fork- .
PsI0 phes Of inform 80 10 cost aud mode o poceeen6
furnished free, application. :.
III q o. have ben gaged In the basinnss sUsrins Pas
euts nearly 20 years and they have The most estensye a.
ci,ies for tsking Patents Of any concen Ia the world
They only refer all tho Comuftonsrs OF Psen who
lave ocs during the psst nineteen but also 70
than Fieen Thousand Inventors, for Nh0m th5 have
transacted busnesL
sd Whist Hon Jos. Holt the seaI patriot nom Kentucky
EsyI =
S.,.rs MUxN Co: Il Affords much pleasure to bear
temony 10 the able and efficient manner In which you he
achaeed your duties OF Solicitors OF Patents while nae o
honor OF boiling the Office Of fCOmnouer foui ouse.' Yves
yev large and you sustained land doubt NOT Justly dsserved
the repHtson Of energy marked sbiy and uncoproni'ns
6delity IN performing yoIr professc nal engagements
Very respectfully, your obedient servant j. Holt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17
RecrniI, Wanted.
Rortleth Mozsrt Regiment.
HIRRAHf UTfRPAHT UIRKAH

- ATTENTION ATTENTION
WANTED-lo0 sbeboded men 10 dl up the 40th Rfrzsr
heznsLt Eew-Yoik VOLUNTEERS stationed at Bsiey'
Gross Roads Alexandria Va Men enisnE II this reg
.ment vii be once dTsehed 10 Camp Sscket Aextndr
Va Apply al No. 554 Broadway.
Lisut.Col. EGAN Recruiting Officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17

JANIS r. HALL Lieut-'oohe1 ------------
ReeTuits WautedA few hrstclsss wiz be received
an onpapy r. sh Regiment N. Y g. NJ the right tsnk Com
pny Apply the Amoy Mercer House corner broone ana
MsTcer-sts, between and6 o'clock p m
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HoIs N OI I88II % 4lIIFI' p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17
u, 4, Convention of Universaiists.
ORDER or EXERCISES.


Meeting OF Council at Dr. Chapins Clutch st o'clock m
Sunday school Meeting at Dr. ChSpnt Church e7 O'Clock
preaching at 2hst Church between 6th ana 7nAVl O.
/ ~ O'Clock p M.
Conference 2oth' Church and I'D Society llth and I'd
occssionsi sermon by the Rev W. CURRY of Indiana in
| DR.. Chspin's Church. at II o'clock q M
at u o'clock p. -
Conference Meeting Chapins Church al y o'clock
Preaching Nsmsbursh Church corner 9Th aud South ID
st., at II O'Clock p. IN ,,
Conferences 2ohst Society between 9th and 'hsy'
Preaching az Dr. ChApins Church at IOI O'Clock
Communion Service In DIR Cbspins Church. at o'clock
Conference ~ I'd Society thst and 2dsy at o'clock P
Presiding Church Of the Restoston Brooklyn, Of
Monroe place and ClaTk-st at 7S O'Clock
AeT Thnrdsy morning the Council VIII meet In Bleeoker
Church.
Young afes1s Christian Association, Of the Wash
NJ. T.. Church
The Mecing Of this Association win be held at the
Church on 4tbst on WEDNESDAY EVENING Sept. ls, a.
. 'SJJTs,se. by the Rev ALFRED GOODMAN the Rev. Dr.
THOMSON, and the Rev. Dr.. FOSTER
Music by the Choir unacr the direction Of PTos BEN
JAMIN. WIN. w. COhNELL, ffes.
PosT.OTFICE, sewYork seIt 10 1851
Nosfce.-Ths new style Of Government POSTAGE
STAMPS Is now ready and for sale II thI Office EIchanEs
viii be made the style FOR equivalent amount OF inc
cid during period SIX DAYS hon the date Of this
ce an which Stamps OF the old issue viii not be received 10
payment Of postage on letters sent rom ms 9tSe
New-York Homeopathic Medical Coilcge.-Ibe
SECOND TERM Of this Ipstntion VIII commence Oct 10
). BEAKLEY NJ D., Dean Of,he Fsculy,
Grsmsrcy-psrk hcuse