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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20
For tbc sick and Wounded. .

Under an order from the President OF the United Stseo
usonal system has been established by the Sanitary Co'
articles contributed BY the people for the sck and wounds4
the and Navy The system after being well tree,
formally approved snd mended BY ths Pres
dent the Chief and the Surseon-Censrs Tho
feet until the ,Ons delivered In tbs hospttsA
where they necessarily psss from the control of the Com
mission or more than million articles sen: through one
the largest Of s channels Of supply has been asceftne9
used Discreet and trustworthy eaeuts constantly en
whiting all divisions Of the including those
on the Southern coast the Mississippi and the Western f00
their wants. 70 direct supplies where they
ars moot needed and far practicable ths
honest use The Commission does not undertake 10 de-
liver articles individuals and declines to receive contba
limits Of the force employed in the service of the Ns0n
being Of its secondary objects to strengthen the ssa6
Nation q unity wherever IL come IL antag2us
ian with State local pride. The diteti0n Of hosp,ssi
supplies bot sbanch Of the work Of tie Commission q
enploys the best n,oss.sa. talent be obtained
for the health and vigor sstins to tighten .hc
burdens and sustain their spirits Under the pvations aa4
kadship which essential part OF successful! wsriarc
For this purpose contributions to ito treasury are socio4
They directed to the Treasurer a. L. SIhONO es4s
No. 50 Wallst. Hsw.York-
Cornmis under appointment from the President q
the United States: The Rev Heary w Bellows D. d. Proe
A. d. Bache III. D.. george w Culluu, U s; Alexsns
William H. Van Buren, NJ D.; wo;ost Gibbs, M. d.. Ssaas
uel @. Howe, NJ. D.; Cornelius X: Asnew. NJ D. Eishe
Harms NJ. D.; J. s. Newbeuy NJ. ID; George T. SHonst
Horace Bnney j the Rsht Rev. Thos ~ Cls.k D. d. 10
Hon Joseph hoti r. W. Burnett the Hon. Marx SINNERS
Frederick Law Olmsted.
Contributions suitable supplies for tho sick and wounded
will bs received at the OF the Womens Central heie
Association. No 10 3dsv Cooper Union, New.fork Fc3
the Commission No. 4S3 Broadway, BY mail to FRED.
LAW OLMSTED Genefsl Secretary. Washington
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AnKTRANoIn Troy. Friday. Oct II. In tbs 18th year
OF his sge. Antanis Anetrano. -
BRYANT-on So urdsy, Oct, 10. William Bryant aged "
T. relatives and friends u the family invited TO st,end
Tie funeral at his late Teiid nee, No 80 Hester sIIess, New
York on Monday, Oct 20, OF Z O'Clock y. ia.
BOZ Din this city Saturday. Oct J Annie Boyd aged
coLNAN-Kied al tie battle Of Corinth Saturday Oct
A. Capt VIM. Dean CO.inan. A. A. q. stsh OF big Cen
u 5. Stanley. 90
The funeral services viii 10 held at the Church Of the Holy
Trinity Brooklyn. Monday, Oct ~. at O'Clock o. n
He friends ard ,Los. Oi bis father Samuel Coban are liz
yited 10 attend without further notice
CrEIGIITOX-D this eity Saturday Oct 49, James Jt
youngest Of James Creighton. sgcd "a years. months
DIiEyT-At shspsburg hid. John Z. Drew, s,e member
II Company o, lsh hsgilaspt. NJ u D. d. ifem WOUNDS
receive wnilo uob ceio"Glg the nag oil ms county ~ Va"
battle oi Ant iotsn. - -, ,
FDyyHHD5-At We,t Springfield Mass, Wednesday
oct 49, Of consumption Daniel H. BasDey soD Of tho late
Mrs. Lewis EdwuIdsspf Norwich, Conn a, ,,.
FIsuJIi-On SUNDAY monlDg Oct ~ stephen W. fisher
IN tho IJd year 81 h's 1se' nun, MI. T., ,,,,.,, nm
III remains n be taken 10 White Plains 10y itermsn, on
Tuesdsy the zit lust, from tho rssdeDce u A. H. Hal
stead Ia Ons.hund ed an itwsLty fourth street, WEI OF
Fiith avenue. Services AZ tho fust Wbe fiAins M u
Church Train leaves Tweny ssventh street At u M
Ths ends respectfully Invited 10 attend tho funeral
without further notice.
FHIsfRln tins city Saturday. Oct IN, David infant
son Of Elizabeth and David Fs.o aged weeks and days
GhAYOn Saturday Oct 49, jane Gray. In the TAIN jsa
Of her age. =.
Her friends o Invited TO attend the funeral Monday noon
u O'clock from her residence NO z7O West Forty sn'h
street.
Ca ada papers pease copy - a.
kiS3AM-JD S.tuidhy Dot H. Mary L.. vile OF Johh W
Kisssm, In the 20 year u her $50. . -
Funeral services al DO held u bsr late residence NO Ino
UGOn street. Brooklyn, At o'clock on Monday she Etu
fieHG sla sequainsaueos arc issitod " e.seIa
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after undergoing certain alterations, Is now selling
al the rate Of 5000 copies week.
. Nine different histories Of the Rebellion are now
out or in forward state of preparation, Of which
one-by Benson J. Lossipg-will mako for Mr..
Chlds the publisher, outlay of at least $25 00O
Tie book trade does not feel the effect Of the
distribution Of money by Government ss much MS
some others. The publishers tell us that the
class Of people most benefited by army contracts are
not generally book readers; they spend lavishy for
dress and jewels but scantily for literature More
diamonds have been cold within these last three
months than in any equal time for years.
After Taber's picture invoice, the long catalogue
of j. b. Lippincott g. Co.'S publications followed,
and had wonderful success. The firm have had no
such sale as this in any former year, while it cer-
tainly is thrice as heavy as last years. Nearly all
the lots were duplicated at fair prices the favortes
being apparently their military tactical and surgical
books reprints Of foreign works on gunshot wounds,
and costly bibles aud prayer-books. Their very
attractive display of photograph albums, ranging In
price from IS cents to $26 not in much demand,
the cheaper varieties bringing the best comparative
prices. This heavy Philadelphia house has always
done large Southern business, and at the outbreak
Of tie war were forced to charge 100000 worth OF
debts ON the wrong side of the ledger. But West
ern and nearby trade has subsequently sprung up,
which makes their books balance almost a. satisfac.
torily as in former times
ID. Van Nosrand Of this city, whose specially is
military books, made satisfactory, but not as good
sale as he had right to expect. Some Of his lots
were duplicated-ono, Casey's Tactics, to q large
extent Casey is now the only authorized book Of
tactics published. The War Department has already
taken 1000 copies, and will require them for
months TO come at as fast a rate as they be
printed end bound SCOTS Military Dictionary, a
s. book, was extensively duplicated, and the new
brochure on Company Drill, by Col. Monroe, ODD
N. Y. s. NJ, found many purchasers.
Lcsvitt & Aliens list came next in ORDER and
closed the days sale. The simple schedule OF their
publications filled % pages of the 8vo catalogue, and
although Mcssu. Pratt and Lee, the statesmen, talked
as fast mortal tongues could wsg;it was late in
the evening before the hammer fell to the last bid
DER Beside novels poems, and religious works, this
firm offered great variety Of illustrated Animals in
costly binding, Juvenile works, and scrap and photo
graphic Albums. Ofthe "Juveniles," the freshest
and most popular are tho "Sock Stories, by Aunt
FaDnys Daughter" series Of six charming little
books for children that promise to have very large
sale.
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NEwY0aK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1852

oRRIENon g. urd1y Oct 49, llcnry GBrien son q John
aged years. month ana 10 days
ODOwD-In this city Oh 'a'urday' oct TO- VI" '0'ePn
O'Dovd, ssed year and m, NM -
PIERCE0n Saturday. Oct 49, ' ns sf 81"
year Of hi. age Frank Hsrriott, 80. ~ -" VI "'' "
and Anna NJ Pierce. ,,u a
The relatives and friends OF the familyare
TO attend the funeral services ut the house ~ Tns.as.
Parma.ee, No. ls East Eighteenth street, o.
morning 2lst inst. at IL o'clock
PTT-In this city, Saturday, Oct 10. Thomas FIT,
aged &c years and months.
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A Tkousand Years.

4 THOUSAND years through storm and fire,
With varying fate, the work has grown,
Til Alexander crowns the spire
Where Rurik laid the cornerstone.
The chieftain's sword, that could not rust,
But bright in constant battle grow,
Raised to the world throne august,
A nation grabder than he knew.
Nor lie alone: but those who have,
Through faith or decd, on equal part
The subtle brain of Yaroslav,
Vladimir's arm, and Nikons heart:
The later hands that built so well
The work sublime which these began,
And up from base to pinnacle
Wrought out the Empires mighty plan.
ALI these, to-day, are crowned anew,
And rule, in spendor, where they trod,
While Russia's children thr0ng to view
Her holy cradle, NovgorOd.
From volgas banks, from Dwinas side;
From pine-clad Ural, dark and long;
Or where the foaming Tereks tide
Leaps down from Kasbek, bright with song
From Affairs chain of mountain-co1es;
Monaghan deserts, far and free,
And lands that bind, through changing zones
The Eastern and the Western sea.
To every race she gives home,
And creeds and laws enjoy her shade;
Til, far beyond the dreams OF Rome.
Her Caesars mandate Is obeyed.
She blends the virtues they impart,
And holds. within her life combined,
The patient faith of Asia's heart,
The force Of Europe's restless mind.
She bids the nomad's wandering cease;
She binds the wild marauder fast,
Her plow-shares turn TO homes of peace
The battlefield of ages past.
And. sobler far, she dares to know
Her futures task-nor knows in vain,
But strikes at once the generous blow
That makes her millions men again!
So, frmer. based, her power expands,
Nor vet has seen its browning hour,
Still teaching to the struggling lands
That Peace the offspring is Of Power.
Build up the Stored bronze, to tell
The steps whereby this hight she trod-
The thousand years that chronicle
The toll of Man, the help of God
And may the thousand years TO come
The future ages, wise and Free
Still see her flag, and hear her drum,
Across the world, from sea to sea-
Still find, a symbol stern and grand,
Her ancient eagles strength UnshOrn,
One head 10 watch the western land,
And one to guard the land Of morn
BAYARp TAYLOR
Es,1srod Rursis. Sept 20. 1854
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CATARRH CURED.

From the Rev. p. B. Russell Lynn. Mas
Ihays been much EoubNd with Catsb Of the worst type
for como twenty years. II gradually grew worse. producing
cough aud hOanoness destroying the sense Of smell and
breaking down my general health such degree TO CON-
nj me to ren my passors.e and suspend public speaking
made digent Of the usual remedies such snus Of
divers kiuds nitrate Of silver. trwer ovst1 aud nhsls.
tons, ba. without any very sauiary effects LAST Summer
heard Of Dr. Lghhius successful mode Of treating Cstarh
visited him. and pu. myself under bis treatment began
Immediately to improve. and this Improvement has gone on
to the present time. Ny Csah has gradually melted away.
nv cough has my voice has become natural and
am once more able to preach the blessed Gospel Let me
advise ell who troubled with catarrhal difficulties to apply
to Dr. Lighthill r. RUSSELL.
Lynn, Masa, Feb l. 1853.
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No. 20 FIyTH.sr.. Nxw.YoRx. June Is. 1862

No 20 FIyTH.sr. Nxw- YoRx, June Is. 1862
Da LieHrHLL-Dsar S6i take pleasure In tesying to
the remarkable skill and judgment yoa displayed Ia the
of my daughter who had been partially deaf accompanied by
discharge from tho ears since early infancy aud 10 now
thanks to your treatment able TO hear well any one.
whae heS ears free from the discharge. Although IL
nearly two ysA since she has been under your care her
hearing remains COED and her sound the day she
len you o. 8. HOLLY.
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NEv.Yoax, June 10, 1868.

NEvYosx. June 10. 1863.
Dr. LraaraiLL-Dsay Sir Permit mo to thank you most
nosrey for the Invaluable services you have rendered me In
restoring the hearing Of my son. who had been deaf from In
fancy and who had previously been under the care Of the
best medical alsn. without the slightest success.
Respectfully.
ANsELL HEcAT.
NJ. l6 SHAY
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Nsw.YoRx, June -. 1864.

NEW .7ORK, June 3, I85l
Dr. LrauruILI- Sir. am pleased to be able TO
III. 10 the efficacy OF your treatment In tho Of my wife
whose hearing In you succeeded 10 restoring ae
treatment Of various kinds had been applied in vain. may
furthermore state that her hearing romans good up to the
present time though 10 several years sncs she has been
under your care ECLAYBURGH. No. l4l DuAnest
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No. 40 wArax.sr., Nsw.YoRk. June S. 1862.

No. 40 WAraxsr., Esw-YoRx. June s. 1862.
Dr. Lh,hil has succeeded In completely restoring, my
herring which seriously impaired although previous to
applying him treated By several physicians without.
the least beHea Any further information should be
pleased render application to residence. No.
I1S 2d.t Broeayn e. d. a. my place Of business No
40 wa.srG WIN. II. WATERBURY.
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Central once, sanitary Commission.


The Sanitary Commission. at the request OF Gen. Hale;k
earnestly advises against the practice o. sening presen
soldiers articles which supposed will add 20 the conc
vnences their camp lie. To knowledge OF the Cons
mission many bundled tuns of such presents piles
ueesy in sorekoues and yards and upon old
their falling hands the enemy and bat small pare
been received by those 10 whom they were
addressed have been Of tie smallest vaus TO the except -
tokens the sfeconate interest Of their friends For this
pu pose letters aud such other small and Light articles as c.n
be transmitted by rail woud have been much better Larger
being naturally throwing them as.yhey aud -
which chief cause OF the excessive
gue Of the sickness & the soldier. VoanteerS
university, until they Better by dear bought
10 this cause and the excessive baggage Of their on.
cers some OF the losses Of tue Dnion forces il
tho present attributed by the highest military cue
hony Blu. when successful In battle the sitemp se
comfort BY the possession Of sn unasa amount
clothing Is nearly always fusfated the heayss. knspsh
lille the light Que retsined and The org and heavily adea
wagon being o. yben the light sni short Que
Similar observations appy to reginenta hoe
pals The ho pi. OF regiment Ia the he should De sup
with othing but the bafest necessities of The temporary
the sick who In all serious eases, roove4
as fast possible general hospts where the supplies Of
the REGIMENT available An excessive amount OF
mental hospital and convenences Is cruelty to tie
DICK and for IL the frequent dstepton sua
separation the of the few articles essential 70
usefulness Of the The Commission has rou The
protested sgaEst common Of surgeons In this re-
spect as we'll against the evil Of the al
volunteer soldiers 10 Into the held toQ
the OF comfort to which they hsbituste1
ia life Ia compliance wi the request OF the 0eneAl
ia Lief this sppes addressed to those BY whose mis.skea
aggravated and sustained FRED. LAW oLMsrEp.
General Secretary
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Dooksl Booifsi! Books!!
At THH
MERCANTILE Library.
ut

Over TWO THOUSAND Volumes have been saded TO the
fbf.ry darnt tho past ave ,nhs The Reading Room IL
f toe variety and freshness Of its Periodical and
,Trss.; To Cleric. I'll fni,ls,on Fssi 81 50 Semi.
AnBsL Dsesi Ladies. Professional hea' aud ether" %
yeAr
Ore, Day and Fvenirg
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NEw.Yoak. July %, 1862.

NEw.Yoak, July a. 1862.
thereby certify thA have suffered during many yesrs
from trouble Ia hsshns-ous lest .-siy deaf
snd the other bad render conversation very difficult
applied to Dr. Lishth Of No. - 81, MsrksplAes who. in
short time and wishOu. pain restored this Of my
ears % that san now hear perfectly well
J. DISCO No. lss Ess. 23dn
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Experiences In Prison Life,

THOUGHTS ON REBELDoM;
The Rev. A. BOsSERMAN. l,,ey Of Richmond. who wa,
Tor three month, IN neso . b.cause he loved
tho Usion and would not fr tho Conledersey vii de-
liver Lecur. 10 D., Chaplin. caurch on Bresd.ay IIis
Nh. With thcugh,s snd rsec lens iho Great Rebel
ion A collection will be taken for biz benefit
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Sperlal Notices.

Special Meeting Of the Executive Committee
OF the Republican Central Cemmittee.-A Regular
Meeting OF tb, Coniaee will be held At hcsdauerters COZ
ner Broadway sud a3d-s, on MONDAY EVENING. Oct 20
1867 u O'Clock Punc,ua attendance culay requested
OWEN w. BRENNAN. President
Ir S w u; HvrrAr' Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

Tho Continental Monthly
FoR NOVEMBER
Isbsusd. containing Articles ~
Hon. ROBERT J. WALKER.
On the UNION the HOMESTEAD ACT. and the PRnsf
DENTS EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
Hon. y. +. STANTON.
on the CAusEs OF THE REBELLION and the PRrsfAi
CONDITION OK THE Paxss IN run UNITED States.
Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
on the PRxsmESr's EMANCIPATION PaoCLAnArioM
w. FROTHINGHAM,
on STEWART AND THE DRY GOODS TRADx OF NHw'YoRH
CITY; with notices Of Bowen 4 MsNsnse, ID u WI
son Co., Emo L Phelps, c. w. &J.T Moore Hsnrys
Smith K Townsend and other prominent houses
CHARLES @. LELAND.
on the PoErRY OF NATURE Mr. L. also contributes
WAX sose (Ths songs written by this genueusu ere
superior to any called forth by the present s.fugslo)
c. X TUCKERMAN and JOHN NEAL
contribute poems
RICHARD b. klMBALL
contributes account of HIRAM MKsKRRs EscoVS
TER WITH NKw.YosK SHARPER.
EDMUND KIRKE.
author Of Among the Pines" describes Sovrusns
TURKEY MATCH, and the SALE on WITH NEGRO
WoxAS CHS gsntleinans contributions are pictures
ofsctusl Southern scenes witnessed by himso.f)
HENRY p. LELAND
describes the ROM or ToDAr.
CAROLINE CHESBORO
contributes OSz oF the MiLHos, completed story
AN EMINENT SCIENTIFIC WRITER
SOUND AND CoLox.
U Ills nunber also contains other sr.i,ss making IL
BY the best Of any number OF ths missins yet issued
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Pensions, 800 Bounty. aud Pay Procured and Col.
ecssd Soldiers Sailors and tho Relatives Of such - are
deceased, BY
NETTLEToN GILBERT CAMP.
At their Collection Ofhcs,
No Ill Broadway (friny Building). New.York
For oil business done after this date. CHARGE will DO -
follows: -,
Por collecting Sodiers' and Sailors Pay. less than SOU
amount 81 when ~ In amount u per cent On 10
excess.
For collecting Arrears Of Pay and eloo Bounty Tor resA'S
Of deceased soldiers, y per cent a.
For procydpg Pensons-The Governments Zee "a
We refer ey permission, to the hon; veo,ss vpuy2
Mayor OF N Y. City the Hon Cornelius ssn,
Big Gen. VIM. Hall is, d. N. Y. s. M Big Gen. Cha:
b. Spicsr LIST Di N. Y. 8. NJ Brig .osn. t ~, ~.
csan Melsn Co. Now yoft Ls,hrop s LuddinsiSSn
10, N Sh.. i.rLas President East River Bark Wliam
cn. Me-. ess Nsw-YoIk, David Dudley Field ESQ.,
Ny ort. lanes 1. Brady esq. Nsw-folk
Notary and comais'icner {EpWaARp uiLaBEHrs
N' Tor ali the States HENRY CAMP.
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METROPOLITAN HorxL, Nax.YoRx. Avg 20, 1851
Dr. Lishhin has succeeded In restoring my hearing which
mpdred and has also removed the noises
in my head. which had necessarily annoyed ne.
A. am q resasnt Of New Orleans and stranger In the
city stay ba. short time longer make refer
oncs to Ms,s sturgss Benne, &c., No rs FIonts and
and to NJ T. F.hsr No. 20 Parkrow. TO whom well
known and who are familiar With ths circumstances Of my
case. O. DE CASTRO.
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BxooxLrS. N T. Aug ls. 1862.
Henry Laws stepping with me- has been afflicted with
deafness for time He spilled 70 Dr. hshtbn, Who
ssra few wesLS treatment completely restored him. &C
,hs, he hears we'll aud enabled TO attend to business
which before hs oaald aos whoa. es, inc0nveuicncs
JOHN MURDOCH,
No. 1917 Fultonst, Brooklyn.
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Tonsw subscribers the Publisher Offers the following vsry
liberal Inducements:
~ Any person remi,lus 81 ia advance. viii receive the
Magazine from July 1904 70 Jsnusy 1864, thus securing tho
whole Of Mr. kxBALIs and MI kiRKTs new Serials which
alone worth tie price Of subscription Or pssferred
Subscriber take he Magazine for 1868 aud copy Of
Among tho Pias. or Of "UniscpueIts Of Wan Street."
By X. b. KsBALL, or CHARIEs q. LHLAsDs new work.
Sgnshlns In Thought" to be publshed November DO
The books bound In cloth. aud will Do sent free Of
porags.
~ Any psson remtns ~ 50 will receive the Mssshae
from s commencement January 1861 to January 1854 thus
.-curnr Mr. KIzBALL's "Was LIE succe'sfalp and Dir
KiRKEs Among the Pines" and Merchants Story" and
ns,'y 900 octave Of the best literature In tho world
prefn luu srbsrrfbers to nav their
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Pensions, Pay, Bounty Money, &c.s coiIectsd
ronp.ly and on the lowest terms by . . ~.
GEO. W0OpMAN, No y Pine-st
Retsu !, SD spheri Knapp esq ,hs lsy AN bellows. w
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Robes de Chanabre
FOR GENTLEMEN,
TRAVELLING SHIRTS FOR BOYS.
TRAVELLING SHIRTS FOR MEN.
FINE FRENCH CASHMERE,
Very heavy,
ANEW AND SUPERIOR ARTICLE. AT
DEVLIN & CO.'S,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF GRAND ST
BROADWAY, CORNER OF WARhENor.
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Seasons. a.
have Just completed my large aud sIt.rslY.
stock OF FALL and WINTER CLOTHING, not surpassed
a, TO VARIETY, TASTE, aud STYLE In this city, The
CHILDREN'S and FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not
equAed. All Of which viii be sOd at very low prices Please
". Is. BALDWIN,
Nos 10 and - Bowery.
The largest store In the city.
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Nnwuefour MtIffary Mem N the city Of counttys
hS NJ sp recruited recruit them, receiv
de,rsbs positions at once, In splendid Cavalry Rsgimc
where the highest bountis are paid ~ aoofesmg VAF.
AIRY, Station ID Post-Othce
All About the Draft.--FULL AND ACCURATE IN.
FORMArlON-A pamphlet complied Rom ofhcil sssrcea.
telling all about the Draft how viii be made, how to obaia
who are liable and who exempt aud how -
obtain pensions and bountss ready TO be supplied ID
any number. SINCLAIR TOUSEY, Agent Me- Ill Me-
sau.st. Single numbers 10 cents.
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Central Union Wadsworth Club.-A meetn! o,
this Club will be held ut the Of the epubiesn centre
Committ.s corner Of Broadway and 23d-,t, MONDAY
EVENING Oct 20. at "A O'Clock All the Wad:worth CUPS
in the city not requested to send delegates 20
this meeting business great importance win be presented
for the confederation of the Club .
" ~ ID. ID. CONOvER, President
Join H IL I j. HssaaA%. vio''fr''id''''-
I. 2. W W.s,, Secretaries.
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ms..rs. Tlcknor & FlcIds PsbIish Thi. Day,

Ms..rs. TIeknor q Field. Pa'Ii'A Thi. Day
NEW BOOK by HENRY WARD BEEcHEa
EYES AND EARS.
One Hssi,3nis youins ifno. rrss. 81 IS
opies Ia Fine Cloth Er.a Gis with Gilt Edges rs
new volume By Mr. B--chsf " to inspire love Of Me-
tnrr enjoyment Of rural occupations 10 form kindly
of jad,ins and events 20 enyon the tedium Of
Sickness to While away hour with innocent snusement"
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