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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
TROTTENG usTtE ON FASHION
GCgssE.

One Of the most exciting tro'ing matcbe. of the
season took place yesterday on the above course.
It was only for pure Of 800 given by the FASH
ion Pleasure Ground Association, but from ihe large
amoun; of pools sold AID outside bets made, as well
AZ the known fast time of the horses an uni'Hai
gathering Of the patrons If tho Turf was present
The contest WAS Cor mile heats. bcs, ia ,, and was
between Kitty Wink, Lady Suffolk, Memnon, aud
Lady Sherman. The betting previous 10 tue day o.
the race had been in favor Of Suffolk, with sherman
next and Kitty AID Meml0n inst; but at Lady Sl'-
folk had not recovered from the swtlled Knee ere
got IN her trot with Eattlesnake Gu Tuesday, cue
sod 1T the lowest fguIe IN tie pools on Inc
day Of the race. Alter numerous utempl' 70
score about q O'Clock the horses started Tor inc
F,yd ILof-AleunOn by IailnAu-ll.o
the inside place with Lady snlio'k-driven 10y III
ram Noodfuf-socoud; Lady Stermat-dnyen ny
Dan Mac,-third. and Kitty W'pk-driyen BY Dan
pfter-outsiGe. After All exciting contest between
Suffolk aud Sherman, Lady Suiio won the neal oy
hall a length, and the betting went up 10 even on
both the ladies, Kitty ana Memncn being little
thought Of. o.,
Stand JLat-This was won by Lady sherman
,xlo came ia about three lengths in advance OF Lady
Sunolk but in consequence OF both drivers running,
the Judges gave il 81 a dead heat. lime. 1888.
Thrd Heot-An even start was elected ai'er
MANY attempts Suffolk havDgthe track, but, brehs,
mo m Al The turn gave place 10 Sherman, who led
over he back tiretch and increased the leuo 10 iheo
npths in going round the iast turn; IRON the tbree
Quarter poe Suffolk drew up on Sherman mo tapped
her at the distance 81 and after most exciting brush
no The home stretch, but was again shook OH, h-d
LADY Sherman came in the winner by about "a
Ingib. Kitty Wink trailing and Slemnon distanced'
Eouyfh Huf-After the usual false starts the
borses rot OFF together. Spfolk breahtg mp al the
trrns- and sherman and kItiy running lapred round
Va. ,n,n aud back stretch, with Suiiok IN oiose al
,ordause. At the htf-mile pole, Sherman ied ht'y
nv aueck. with Suffolk three lengths behind. frCu,
here 10 the three-quarter pole Sherman hsd epeneu
tL. distance 10 xix lengths between SUFFOLK VINO
/ Ie,ded KITTY by ia head. The utmost eAcilenea'
ogeurred willie the three few up the home stretch
,be contest ending in Mace landing sherman ,hiee
pvtl ahead Of kitiy, who had Hiram, " u Lho,
Suffolk. well on her quarter. during tnis heh. u
rad been found necessary 10 SEND Juuee on 'no
buck stretch To zee fair play, as mutual reciiuna
ton hac taken place among the drivers.
| F,nh Ihai-it bad become 40 DARK lhh' mug
were sent round q track 60 report ana altef ~
attempts the horses got 'air start, WIN ouno,s "
her ftet AT the turn. The result was thai mac
brought Lady sherman past the stand tee WINE
by seven or eight lengths Lady slnoh 'nro'
leue,hs ahead OF Kitty Wink.
| SUMMARY.
..'.... t..r-. -. ,.- lap 49,
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Prom FORTRESS M0SE0E.
Steamship ArrivnIs-Risg o. Truce Move
ments-Arrivni OF 800 Union Prisoners
-Ne.cpforccuscnts for yorktown.

fokThRss MOsh0E, tLuTsitJ' July - i''s
The ste mship Daniel Webster, Capt bic hen
from New-York, reached Fortress Monroe last even
inc on her way 10 Iarrisons I.audng, with vegeIa-
bes for the army-an article they have been ouiior-
ing for FOR long time
The eap.of-iruce boat Canonicus went mp James
RIVER Yesterday morning, and returned early this
,nor,iny D. Fortress Monroe, where she only re-
MANNED Ten minutes, and then steoned oil III the
din ection Of York River
Tie steamers sIauldiOg and Knickeroocker ar,
rived at Fortress Monroe last evening, WIN oOO
U,ion pri,oners from Richmond. The Knicker-
boc.er goes to Philadelphia, and the spauldlrg to
New-York. They will both leave here this evening
for their respective desiiua ions.
The .a,lDp vessels, schooners, &C., winch have
been living M the james River for some ilme near
lanes leland. have within few days dropped Gown
the river and anchored in the Roads just ABOVE
Fortress Monroe. have moi yet learned the Cause
of this move.
Lorre Union forces Of artillery are Reinforcing
those siroaoy at Yorktown.
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citizens much distressed by forced contributions
TO supply the Rebels.
One bridge is rebuilt on the Murfresboro Railway,
connecting between Murfresboro, and Bridgeport.
The Rebel Forest was at McMipnville yeste rday,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Friday July 2J 1862.
There were several commitments to the military
prison to-day, among them Rad. w. II. Hopson. re-
Gently in the Rebel army, who will be sent South
of the Union lines.
Advices from Tuscumba state that 5000 bales Of
cotton were burned by guerrias in that neghbor.
hood within ten days. 1t is further stated that the
Rebels in the coton-burning districts are in favor Of
the Secessionists letting them sell and get gold from
Union men and their agents, and then destroy the
property thus paid for.
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Last cYtnlp" Il meeting OF TIE iaultAhhN >"eietl
was held NJ TaInmany Hall, Nelson J. Waterbury,
Grand Sachcm, in the chair.
The following resolutions were adopted:
yetf-.l Tint o.. Society have .rsIl With profound 20
get 81 lr death VI aaun NAa BuieG, eTffecel. O. iAe
United states.
E,,orcd Th, he sif en .rvfe, rendered 20 us orifT
b, III. d.rrasrd during ls LONG sd fkla utC u e. ie
dom nrmrsss ord surcrts hi.h marked Do atnihfa.
ton 81 Our National OosrTunsnt ard the dig 4iy and so
i'm manifested by hm IA Dis Refinement tsgc d'~FF IN
h.rc. Nr Nsn Hursn IN o9Ahd.lc- aud ,scr - ne
couf tfyurn.
b,,o I'd The, Willie D-mocrris have usiiv REGARDED W
Eau Bnfrn with pfid- for his r-i tHs iff avn H ha
b.rnce 10 Vfinclp md his fathla tNoon 20 tds me
yoaug nen cf countf, H. me putty q ~. Groom
Irt~r AID he ard fae sigsl strFIrf, which 0Nnfh hs
csr..r ursaed hf-rsff slt pIhe s.ue sIe ifseLir1
With A. ersunle WORTHY o' ST. emulation.
B,ss,,d Inaf the Grand ~schaD appoint committee ~
Bro hefs attend the inrrfsl 81. TIE l-ti'-'
40 the fepIeseutsufes " ma coc"y'
Samuel j. Tden, ESQ. delivered a short speech
in the COME Of which be set forlh the e4ccli,nccs
Of tie departed ex-Presidcnt.
Mr. Waterbury, Grand sachem, appointed Ihe iol-
lowing Committee in accordance with the rcsou-
tons.
FHisb r. Pl-dr. Samuel Tljen. Daniel p iugr,itm \
Niholsof J.ir $ Nosbng.h. C-.r.f { Obi d.. 'rf"e2s
Eoyc. Ralph Bogeft iwin e Terry, Charles j. CtiPn
The above Committee viii leave the CT on Mon
day morning at O'Clock by the Hudson River Rail-
r..d
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..,,... by Mr.. Logan, Of New-York. was
nanuiac'GoN g all the modern improvamenta.

ma h,sv "aA WV nV"C'u iu PRIV 0tLentS.
I,no,r.~, A. REST OF BOGUS Corr MAxUFAc
,rnrns Ss,,, nnA p Com, Tools, AND MATE
rcRERs-SEHURE riff Francis ~ Hnd.on o..
hIALs-Yes'erday Sh. of Uonone ' auS mo 0U,n
ty, Conttsbles McDonoug. ., noooAen ana Moosey
Of Bulls Ferry, made a d. zen upon mouse IN
Guttenburg, on the Da lytown Road, and arrested a
German named Gusati Berlin, tor ether with boy,
on charge of being engaged in The manufacture OF
bogus coin, VIII has ben very excessively ercu-
latsd of late. After considerable search they sue.
ceeded ia finding a quantity of crucible.. several
molds, portion Of press, lot of tools and other
implements and materials used in the manufacture
Of coin. further search brought to light
quantity of bogus ten-cent pieces ,ecreted In a
uatch.safe, aud another lot hid away in q
closet; a,so,aa small lot on Berlin's person.
The accused was taken before Justice Pope of Ho
bokeD, and committed to tie County Jail for trial.
The articles used ia manufacturing the coin were
also seized. Beriins honse IL III the center OF about
TWO acres Of ground, which he cultivated in raisiog
vegetables III the Cay t me, and manufactured the
coin at night. The accused denied the charge, but
bis conversation not Only strengthened the charge
but impiica ed others. Sheriff Francis has been
several cays III working up tots case, which at rst
gave little hope of success and has also gained -
siderable information regarding parties IN New-iMk
and else where which will PROBABLY lead TO the ar
rest Of number of persons engaged in this business
The coin was q very good imitation Of the genuine,
aud in these times woad pass very reaGily
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From Memphis.

MsarHIs Tuesday, July Y Io1Z.
Major-C eneral Sherman oas assumed Command Of
this city. He VIII enforce all orders ifsued by ms
predecessors. Four hundred persons took the Data
Of allegiance One hundred and thirty received
passes to go South. Many expected that upon Gen.
Shernsns ariyal the order requiring them TO take
the oath or leave would be modified, and have de-
layed taking action until to.day-consequently the
"rovost larsh,is Office was throngei with appii-
eants soliciting passes to 20 South aud those deIiring
n take the required oath.
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marLe,.-Rcporfed By Te,eg-api.

BALTIMORE. Iuiy 25-FiorE quiet. WHgAr ,esfv. ceRs
no rcc,if- O,Ts firm i6c NuIski dui a, Sc Cor
YEH a. p &c. --...
fnLApgIrHi, July e5.-FIorE frrn sa.s Of foo bbll
superfue IT $tG - ~ VIVA nrm sid scvs'crd e.
Red D1 4 p. White ~ ~. CoEv advanced t i"'
low 1idfsc: sass 500 bush RIO iutffA sLd@ o.
Mess PonE y AiId tl %. MHtkr dpL g. re.
BrFY1I,. Juy Isl p. m.-tLorR: Dtmsrd moderate
WuE,T dull and drooQirs. aud ale. Co.'s qtis' .
Prm-.stet lgo 90 br.l 81 sr un.ouud ~ good d. mani
ssl.. 80 bush 55d Dthrr bfsins quiet " nj ~
In n deutta ,sl,s gJ Ibis q SOC. casa FruDrr
steady, lNroHIs. - q % hhl.. kiog; i2l@U bnsh Ntei
U.s. 90 bu,h Corn 500 busb Oats. frroh1f go Dos
Flour, 1900 bush Wheat; 2A.OoO bush. Corn. seo0
bush itse
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War 1Eeeiinv in uaGaIo.

BUFFALO, FRIDAY, July ~ lob%'
An immense war meeting was held in this city to-
lay. Upward Of 1900 people were on the grounds.
The Mayor presided. Speeches were made BIS the
Hon. MIR. w ellsworth, Mir Lannug, Mr. S ,raguc and
the Hon. Mr. PDeps. The spec h Of the latter z, IL
tleman called forth long-coutnued cheers for Old
Massachusetts,.
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Among the many fast double teams on the course
were those of Messrs. Turnbull, Allen, Baker, and
other gentlemen; but noticeable above all was Mr.
Bonners double team Of noted fast troters, Fatoush
Maid and Lady Palmer Between the Sd and 4th
heats Mr. Bonner drove them himself squarely
round the course in 2'minutes 302 seconds it, how
ever, not being hi, shortest time with the same
team.
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The kangaroo Outward Found.

81. JorSs, y. r.. Friday, July o. 1872.
The steamship Kangaroo, from Newfork, passed
Cape Race at O'Clock this II sidryj morning. She
was boarded by the news yacht, and news from The
United States TO Wednesday evening, with private
Telegram. through the commercial agency of George
Soker esq No. iij Broadway, New-iork, placed
On board
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Resignation Of Robei Members of the nai,i.
more City Council.

BNIINOKt, Friday. Jolly q 1852
AL the Secession members Of the second branch
Of the City Council have resigned, in compliance
with an intima,ion from Gen. Wool that their rerig-
nations would tend to the p'eseryation of peace. A
special election will soon take place 10 fill the
vcaDces with loyal men.
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yv,r WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST
Movements of the Rebels ." E"s'
Citizen. Forced 10 Con'rio""
snppor, of Rebel Soldiers oi-'0'"'
,ou- Arrested in Louisviiie-De''"'
o( Cation. soc,

EssnvitLE Thursday July ~ iO' o.
Tie latest accounts nom Chattanooga ''f
the Rebel infaut'y has go sed the rNef ~ ~ =
Their num.er is large, and three generals "i' -
co!maud r.s.se
TIE Rebel cavalry II heavy in East lenD'''''
1t II t,a'cd 10 be > 900 strong.
A.s.e .rv IL n y,y,.s.oss IA Chattanooga, a-a '''
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From Snu lrmnCiHcO.

san fkASCr60, 1hupcay, Ju y u llA5.
The ship Sarscen, from Boston, Las arrived mere
with four feet OF water III her hold. One Hundred
and fify tuns OF merchandise had to be thrown
oyerl GARD.
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rulltarn Notices..
Who il for Richmond!

Paid 20 each Recruit, before leaving the city Oil.
l. n ulsn reported a. ,he camp. wnich =, ID ons
month. raw in sdvsnr. $15 United otairs b9urS "a.
-.5 when Discharged. ID Regiment y l. = d - ~ =. 80
Col HUDSON. " SOW on the Held
n0 M.u wanted forth. ola AID 0at'r-triec Ner"nen'
Toe nv rrci,, cu oy tie priys as The Cd men.
h,fs no~ IN the held. - ,,.ft.,.,-
4 o,npr Ration. and Equipment furnished In ;nels'el
Sonsds cave the aruory very week 1s t.e cDp "a, 81
III, - r,,en To- those who sppy ANNpNl .hIpNp
REGIMENT \ v :. NJ. corner hai-piee ana ~ ~, ..
LENT, r. j. DONSFy. 40 20 Cherry -. sntst Iebt ~
,rxou.rov, AZ tie inucrlon OF Chsihim sci tenrra,A
. ~ order War Depart nrut,
Lieut.. j. ". DEMPsEt Recr Ling Ofacrr.
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rs the Editor Of Tho n. Y. Tribune.-i r-apec,.

oc..k o. sunday mon !uz tr oicc No is Patos'''
rs the Editor OF Tho n. y. Tribune.-i r-spec,
fully ss< permit ths ~ yout e,'ahps 70 Fhl
cate mye from the charge th.ren lha' Hy 2
and maleijy, snd l.,iga-d by liquor drser' an
grandson 81 Major John Co. gesDs st oil az
officer under Gen Wsh:ngt in she " ar OF the vah1e
aud bis intimae freud have E,et more tam my yrte
proven riysefa reputsbs and hoTest w no" rnJ y
large acquaintance in it city smoog iis -, czn' nd
can, whenever opportunity offers. IDLY ntiln my'eL
shs submit TO you With tRs comEncsiiopS for Your per-
spnsi Inspection wrttec evidences q pa. cbaracs~r
Proso;ed peeuniariIy ate ar. Of senc' was recon-.
ud-d by gneuel Of tbs hishes, aad standing
ia service four yesrs without srlt tcuty n'h
| ! was q unfHtmsfe - mas eoeI iies by M
expose Of the interior history Of ,he tinh ward
The testimony the rial Of itty
before the Police Commissions b. % iI.r sm.
poy.es taken shorhsrd sferw ard rsretet and pre-
suine public inspection. "ye that ist ieSi-
edden embraced the c0ylsir at = TIE Psr.
complaining bsd tes'inec. oo0rnln ~ me YIN "a
stAoH stated orcusi &c OF The '4nd ca ss"d "a
taken pl@ce ut N. a certain NOR ins - nse :. "ih
cori and did q give TIE COM ~ Danis
charged the poe "a - N 70, i' dc
Of Auil last aud gave oetai wIh psrcn - Use door
Two sergean Of Police proved ta' srro csrsS- ginss
-erZt Hed1ea brought 10 ftays ~. C. ~ "Es
not pntendsd tLt Petty ever lid tin before
the Comn soDefs. The psrticn as Of c.. Is CORY
sworn 70 by m De pescdee % ret give
you for they obscene and di'gs-irg. our prf
.riher Pea, HEDDsa DsS2D raAx ~ w . 6c'o,s aHe
Comm,sOne's a. fhey ald H@fe ene nee s -, .L.ny
a. 70 smother did 10, oeaT ronfss ~"
and Occurrence ged Lee mp artiJ sJi fe- ~"
who semo y shd tlen scqgt tie pafiifs luce ~ bf
iug have discovered ther positive s'i' . "leh s.a
iq ior have Hot TO DO but VII ~ 70 'ndicsn
my truth 1h community hes most srssr is'ses'-, -
fais limitation Of the quvsiion-is f"iSs
''''''- '-i'-'' y CHARLES C. WATERMAN.
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Autherticated BY the Omciai Cory.

CfIiZENS' STANDARD tDiMBl EDi.IoA
THE NEW NATIONAL TAX LAW.
GET THE gEsT. LARGE TYPE.
WITH PARAGRAPH HE,D-trNEs AsD NDfx.
Compare icih otte, ed,oss and none otssr h te ar"
Sent postpaid on receipt often cents For sale by all Ne''
dealers Agents wanted
HEADI.E 8 Co. Pnbli.hers. No al WIllilmst ~.
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The penn.,Iyan,n subscriptions.

PmiApKlrniA. Friday. July o. 1862
Up to this time the private subscriptions to the
Ros.. taa@. gdel:ae.a. & he raroqa-. gmor-'. =
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$4,000. The Philadelphis and Reading Railroad
to-day subscribed $4,000.
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Eir.t Ieuimen, National V .innfeers.-Ihi' frgi
~ l. NON Organized aud men wsatei Immediately 20
6 up the Companie. Kay and raoa f'om enlistment "'oa
quarters at ,,..s,,,-cTov Sr
All the Government and STATE eounies VIII be 'fcaedV
rscr,i,, Good Aon-C onmis toned Officers are wanted
HEADQUARTERS, MOZARr HALL,
No 3ii Broadway.
WM GURSEY Of the 1t Regins nt
L. 5 Chasseurs Col Conn sndins.
J. L. LrrriY, late of It'll X. sinent, y. g.. Adja'snt
(ood drnmusrs wanted
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The Tax BIZ,

NOW READY in a parnnnet Of ., pages. on the, vhte
tao oiDal tex W. % end 70 a ib~iic-s dec
inhalation OF every article taxed by ~ Nv. snd 40
amount II the be .esrd thereon ihi' ts"a'' "
couluIee and ,uvenie l. possible 10 make H.
Price cent. potpsid; ~ Pc ~ seNt by e1yfes-5 ~
per leo Il by mai. Adl4ess TIE IHibuNt, New iofs
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Business Notices.

READER. You eau have an enduring. always
ready and reliable Com PES exactly adapted to your aad
and style writing which will do your wIitine vsstyehe.P
ef than siee Pens II you wan:it zee 1.-THE Pen heher
thnn the Syord.r On srother column.
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SPECIAL Notices.

Cooley,s Cabinet Printing Press-For the Army
and Navy, aud all DO desire to their printing Ihe
beat thing out Send for circulars, iuclosins stamp
J q. COOLEY,
Printer,' Warehouse No. sPrurs-st ~ \.
Possibilities Notice.The Mails for Great Britain snd
The Contipeut via Southampton and HGubus per stesmo'
BORussiA AID for Ireland via Queenstown per steam
CITY OF NEW-YORK. will close At this oihce on SAT- Il
DAY the Doth day Of July 40, O'Clock M and a. "a,
otown Stations "a. follow viz: Stations A. aud p go
m ~ atoms c. aud ID - 9;20 nj Station B., s'O'
- '''''' Aaks -, HAEEIA, x, I. Il.
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Death OF Captain Riddle in Richmond
Health Of the Army Improving-Fresh
Vegetables to be Furnished tho Troops.
HEADerARTIRs OF THE ARMY OF TsK PoTosic'
Thursda,, July "a, 1862
The Rebel officers who met the last flag of truce
stated that Capt Riddle of Gen. McClelians stafi
was not killed in the late battles, but died at Rich
mod on Sunday last.
The health of our troops is rapidly improving.
Col. Clark, Commissary Of the Army, has decided
on furnishing the troops with vegetables fresh from
the Northcrn markets. The first supply will arrive
this week.
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Comnany n. le,ropoIitnn CInrd.

Tia Hrrirnf wl .ouu,l thr lfs nl4slr.e9 lYto
~ 1--WE an er tue recent call Of the tlesden. ifom ~"
STATE. L, -, IL
o,,v en- at No 50 WakcT.,t nesE bToadysy gnd ea'oh
your - s.o~,..
oyetument ami Stat. boon'ics will - r2d q rs' e"
pty ~ ,eruauoos These touuiiel, tCgs her wii s'e
| -.,ulat psy, amoaat To S3,a per sunuin. ,.,
~, rnre. is.ion,d Officers d. 4 aiusicsns wanted
No. 50 WALkER-sE -, ..,,,,
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Vourtv g. Recruits tor Regiments already IN

the F.rid--lu accordance Wan section 0 O. -. .,
D. 70, 40 - oi the y. s. St4s- Aoiuoli.o'.era sDih
h. u dance Division A. noty c'Enef tfn lH " hi'
ST. EVERY UAf (-uaa.yA cactprdl, ifole ~ o. ~ 20
, sp.ci. Inspections ibr Bounty OF ree.ris re- %. IL
lie h.d ltw .. sren inst ~ the pow ih i sai &C.
Ion the SAFE bounty t5j vii he PAID Al oos g eh re-
ctuit bal not until he ,hi have pa scd ssia i- 'Hou
wv n. InOMNON, 81 -. McdnsI lu,l.ctoI,
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Knox WILL DO Tiff You desir

I kNOX v III DO IT.-II You UtsITt HtaI,
becoming and comfortable Hat. and are Ddispo'ed
10 enpend too much upon s Qualification the only man you
cen depend upon KNOX OF No. Z2 Broadway corner OF
Fulton.,t He will sell you Of lis hsndsome't STRAW
EArth. popular the low price Of 81 OF any
ether Article in bis you may choose at an equally low
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University OF Ne,y-Yo rl, Vi edicai Department.

i ne SESSION OF 1913 1h commences on Oeio"er -
VALENTINE MOTT NJ. D., Emes tus ffo cs.of o. - =,
NAHtYS PAINE II. d., Pro rsor cf Aafefla 'irni Al u
lh.raprutics; S BEDFORD. NJ. D, Professor VI md
yyrf,y; JOHN ". DRAPER D. D., Professor 81 nis'iy
and fhy ,ioxy; hLrhEp c. POST NJ D.. fioiJ- - %
Snefrv ~ a. VAN BUREN, VI d., Professor Of Antony !;
JOfi Y T. MErCALFE, N D.. Professor q the 3s'uiss
J pr.cte. of Medicine Tie Lecture ed 20 70
rly. opportunity daily steudetcs TIE uuDro- o
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