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, 1862-04-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Trib1ne.]
~ WASHINGTON, April Z, 1861.
Judge Trumbull made powerful and con-
vincing reply to .Messrs.: Cowan and Brown
ing, on the eonfscation bill, to-day:
No Republican Senator voted against abo-
Ntion in the District Of Columbia. MT. Cow
an was In the Capitol while the votc Was
taken upon it, but was not In the Senate
Chamber.
. The rebel House, at Richmond, has pafsed
almost unanimously bill abolishing the tar
it, The Richmond Examiner says 1t will pass
the Senate rith the came certainty.
The Clerk Of the Ways and Means Commit
tee says not unfrequently TWO hundred dele
cations are at one time, In attendance, GEEK
~ing the exemption OF special articles Of taxa
ton. T. :.
The IntsNigencer denies that Mr. Wilson of
the New York Times Is to become its msnag-
ing editor.
! Ashby's rebel cavalry are said to Aa7c re-
turned to the vicinity Of Romney, and to BE-
carrying On guerilla warfare.
An attempt was lately made to cut off Col
onel Geary's* force At White Plains. A forca
Of nine rebel regiments and three batteries
was thrown across the Rappahannock, who
reached Salem, within five miles. The enemy
| Intended attacking him at dsy-break in tHu
| colnznns, capturing and then seizing Thor
| oughfare Gsp, or the Manassas Gap Railroad
Gcary marched quietly awaJ,. leaving hi.
! camp fires burning: and the rebels Withdrew
on finding Themselves out-mansu1ersd. :
t The R<pub2ioan contains long account 0
an sttempt by the late jaflor, Wise, and 81
other, to kidaap:fom the camp Of j New Eor3
t regiment fse negroes born in Tr:nldad, Brit
ish subjects, aud brought from New York
Tha kidnapperz narrowly escaped death =
the hands Of tho soldiers: and the negroe
were then eaeorted under guard 70 Washing
i ton, and delivered to Gen WadswoIth, VIII
locked them in the Central Guard House.
/ n. Il. Polk ofTennessea Is hare. -
The Washington correspondent ofthe Baltl
| more San eAyn movements are going On her
in favor Of manning Southern forts with blac]
Fragments, to save-the lives Of white soldiers
There Is come foundation for statement tha
this policy will bo urged IN the Senate thi
| week. ..eH>s :.
/ The gunboat Dxasc9 has captured tEo col
, 1862-04-08
Fire at Rockford, ILL.,

ROCKFORD, april This morning about
half past three o'clock fire was discovered on
State stre=t By the train men: on.the night
freight tho Galcna apa Chicago Onion Rt0
road, coming into this city They promptly
gave the alarm, but before the ftre engines
could btf fzot in position to do much execution,
the flames had gained such hesdway thst three
buildings, occupied respectively as boot md
shoe store, confectionery store, and barber
shop, were entirely destroyed. The fire is
supposed to have originated in the barber
shnn Euu.c insurance.
, 1862-04-08
i Arrti.entn1tvs shot Mt C1tntoa. I'M.

KAxkAkzE, nj. April 7th-1sa- Harding,
! serploye II 7he nlinti Central Rsi1ro u, e.
ctdcnfslly shot .himseH fsstrdhy at Clinton.
He Ihs hunting, and While getting over tho
gun xAa discharged tho hall Raeeing through
Els heart k113ing him instant1y.
, 1862-04-08
!, Surgeon General +

SURGEON General F1n1ey'~-CoErect1on.
d, :Fu11.3p514p1a1I. ,ApEn 7.-Ihe papers .thia
mD1ufrg publish apecial order No. .75: Of the
Wp5 DEPARTMENT, showing the ineonectness
J: :sepn Geperal RtnleJ. Ha Ia ordered to Boston
10 akslt further orders.
, 1862-04-08

MAINE TO LLzHo1s, GsEsT1SG.-The Legis-
aa.ure CT the State Of h1alne recently adopted
a resolution Of thanks and cangratulation to
the gallant army Of the West, and to the
troops Of illinois especially, for thesr heroic
eopduct ct Fort Donelson. An additional
resolution directs the foregoing to be, sent to
the Governor Of Illinois, and the Governors
Of other Western stHes.
, 1862-04-08
Western VIrsfnfA He1rE Cleared
MIlYoy.s Advance ak Camp ALE"

:. WaEEL1Sa, April IA feIe&Gfan1, ]nat re-
oeived hera, Informs Us that tbs rubels are
rct1satipg befora our forces 1nder Gen Nil
: yo7. Who has sfsanced nom Cheat Mountain,
and who now holds Camp Allegheny, fatoly
esacpated be the Confederatee. The rehe1a
.baye also fallen back from Monte1ey and Hun
telsyille, and seem to be siuaing for 6taunton,
where they Will have railrosd eecepe. -;
, 1862-04-08
TIE SITUATION AT NEW MADRID.
Especial Correspondence Of the chtcsgo Tfibhne ]
CAMP UNITED 6rATkB FoacEs EEAHt

: Gen Pope hss located his camp two miles
northeast OF New Madrid, upon broad prairie
belonging to rebel sJmpathssers, and tt1l the
present, used a. 3 plantation. The camp ex-
tends oyer three miles, In semi circular form.
the left commanded by Gen. Paine and resting
upon The bayou nearest Island No. 10. Gen.
ssaoleyIs in charge Of the right. Gen. Pope
has command Of the center, wsere he has 10.
Gated his headquarters.
The upper fort Is aituatcd upou :tlE bend
, 1862-04-08
Il Hint to Our BIockaderB.

NEW YoRK, april IA letter haa been re.
ceiy4 in Mystic, Conn, dated Bordeaux,
March 18th, which states that there was a
large English steamer in that port, having On
board three thousand tons OF cargo, worth 9
million dollars, and was about ready: to sail
for market, intending to run the blockade at
New Orleans. s.:
, 1862-04-08
Captain Rowun>s Expedition to WASH
tnEton. North Carolina.

Captain Royyan,s Expedit1on to WASH
tngton, North Carolina.
WASHINGTON, April Com. Rowan has
forwarded to the Navy Depar tment commu-
nica1iou from Lieut. Commanding Murray,
dated on Z. 8. steamer Louisiana, At Washing
ten, N. c., March q, saying that in obedience
to orders, he had proceeded to this place,
meeting with obstructious i've miles below.
The expedition consisted Of three vessels aud
a transport having On board eight companies
Of the Massachusetts 18th. They met with no
resistance, and found the rebel batteries
abandoned and their agmament re-
moved. By Blasting, &C.,. they
forced channel through tie piles driven IN i
triple TOW. On arriving at Washington they
were met By the aut horftles and many citf-
zsns, when the object Of the visit was briefly
explained to them After the military had
landed they proceeded to the Court House
aHd hoisted the American flag. The troops
then returned aboard our vessels.
The authorities expressed deep affection
for the old Onion and animositY to ita enc
mics, especially towards troops brought from
distant States. This feeling had caused the
abandonment OF the defenses Of the place, fol-
lowed By the destruction Of Confederate prop.
crty By the people. The woods and swampa
in the ncighborhood arc represented to be full
Of refugees from the draft, and many have al
ready come in. They are deep aud bitter In
their denunciation Of secession, and promise q
regiment It called to MD in the restoration ot
fhn far '-.----- y
, 1862-04-08

W Colonel John A. Logan, N. G., having
accepted an appointments Brfgsadier-G General,
his seat in Congress becomes vacant, and
new election is ordered in the 9th {Egyptian1
district, On the 9Th of May.
, 1862-04-08

! E Colonel M6ore's North Missouri ragi-
rnent, famous foE clearing out the eeceah In
that quarter, has arrived at sayznnah, Tenn,
and been brigaded under Gen. Prentiss, But
Col. Moore is himself in trouble for the Hber-
ties his men took on the way down in firing
upon rCopIc along the river ::
, 1862-04-08

HARTFORD, April 7.-The annual State cleo
sion 10 progressing quietly, will; ;E7eFy indies.
| tioD that The Republican and Union ticket
will ca.ry the st&tt.s ! -: , = ::..9
, 1862-04-08
The Grihut&e.:


IF On the third psge wM be found a
port Of the Ec1nen delivered by Wcn-
iii Philips st Unity Church on Sunday:
f course everybody viii Rad it. :.
, 1862-04-08

r. Charles L. Dana Will be succeeded as
working Office editor by Sydney E. Gay, q
member Of the Aeo York zribune Editorial
, 1862-04-08

d. Ne 1sxard a. he qaa1tF q e Pine lie aaoant pr
haS saa es e. s. Ses ii
Ra saa as
e 7as a s as4s aRE ssa s ass Z:
t. 20
Thasazs s6s sassnsE aysT; bssEesn5 gsSsa7x
~ sa1ms1s, 1 asngstee q W Shteh Ess!. % "a
se r. F Pe9 e1E e e1s s. siaa
s%sfT 4s + is1a 2af
a;ae Is q Eas fstE 1and' OF
= sddtsoa 70 ii these adEantaess + ls nox ds@on.
$ssss, e
Thefs - nov se,ea ssit tsetoEes nopg.son y1eld
- sse i making Preparations 70 Manufacture as seon
:
s ID af T. s 3 E e.
s e af s1s q the first
a. e JeI ns1t :. tns 80 q aIsasgon On L1es
Rs 9ss pias 1e2 qaa sd * epees
dSsTe ~ dosea ts1ss team mill. ne.s the 4e.ta
~ CO. 9ss e ide 6 e e. s 70
RI Ssss Ssss1 ssSs e sHs 81
don of 1Embermen ln Ch1esxo and 4lEantee fan IA,
Pss ss: ;sS 4s as.sa & T. 6 Ss5 s}sa
s9y e. .hS e &c g saed sd Ito groups hsy
1etsp 9e q otasa 70 he sabsebez. atbsok d
f YA1RaAAxs&eREEH1EAlE, chieage, II. :
/ 1x.as-rhe lands vnl be offered i: minimum
,s5ra xf f9.rte oIIata ACf: uffh cash to pe
, 1862-04-08

FOR SALE-One new eight horse
IL poxtr Steam Engine. A1ko. onesecond Iroo
PalEeF {p1ana three foo: square with foot oe
viii be sold cheap for csih Can be seen at the
OF vtn Buren and Clinton st., Chicago, Ill ap8 p1a911
pOARDING.-Afew few boarders can
i be accommodated with board xad nIce pleasant
roons> etez furnished unfuTuiehed BY xPplJtdx 1t
No1t Harris on street, one deer from Michigan ATeuue
.
, 1862-04-08

sB Colonel Fltz Henry Warren is appoint
ed to the military control Of Henry, Bates, St.
Clair, and Vernon counties, Ia Central Mis-
souri and with his own 1st Iowa cavalry, and
the 2sth Indiana infantry, be garxisons the
once famous military posts Of sedalis, Lamine,
6srar1a ctr
, 1862-04-08

ALL KINDS OF SCALES, LET
"A TER PRE5SEA SUGAR MILIA TRUCKS &C,
manufactured and repaired By s: S. HITCHoouK Co.
corner Of Canal and Hx2hington eg. Pfppzdetofs uf
NEW PATENT 8EAItH. ~
Requiring 70 PIT for Hay, Coal OF Cattle ScaIes AL
orders promptly h1led- aP4pN5tnts
, 1862-04-08

A TTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS 3!
IA There vii be sspec1sI Coaclave Of Apollo Com
nnandeJ No ut thssr A.g1um, 4.eonic Tesnpls This
fTuesdnT} evening" 1t o'clock, r n. By order C. E.
au9:pi8f It GEO. II, WQOb, Recorder.
, 1862-04-08

F ~ The Republicans nominated George
Dawson of the Eeaing journal for Mayor Of
Albany, N. T, but he declined
, 1862-04-08
RATES or ADYEtR3rsI;siij5Na r : s;ij5
lHCAGo DA1Lt1fKRIfHH1lHIKlT Il &

1za 9qaare, e lines Agstet ana insertion - 80
-GQs S4nsfe, each s4nFeqteFta4y, a. SD.:. II
g1e 8quste. <wo 1sskJy OF 4&9A /. .s:...:
3 re eqEare. one 1ao4th;, f&ia - :
sas 9as sq9ase' tases aaeasa5. g. s4
.Qpe 1e yez1
. ~ seaeda1e R Priees 6cf rnore gpaee t4aa ont
Square can be seen u The Counting Ron. Sa-s~
-U-11 ezansI=ntt At.eat tsaesneat}a 10 bo paad
II AuEANcE - : Sts.*.4@---4 = III ii
.:E4u eaingese charged thst teats p<zsqzs*tt..:
> nIFEs or Inrra11s1sa II xlszIr zE1snxz: - :
41.go per Squire, each waaa. aate first month.
:: 200 per Square for eaeh subsequent rioatA.
+ 23.0o per Square fok ons yeN. --
, 1862-04-08

ITO RENT.-First class Brick
i Dwelling, with barn, 10. s1 Huron. stret, near
Ruah street 1he legation i in the most pleasant eaI1
viii III the modern Improvements including ca!1sE
storeros summer Kitchen C There aIe II "a he 1st
sfaiir' ~btle In all It's appointments the bull ding u
more than ordinarily coaTaAlent and co nplete. T.
n ap7pisl-1W
, 1862-04-08

TOR CONSTABLE Of 9Th Ward.
i II, q MIEGERS IL Candidate for Constable
The Sixth Ward subject to the decision OF The B.
nublc1u Convention. Ap8-pl14St
, 1862-04-08

EORGE RAABE, Cabinet
VI Maker, Cd NeEtn Hubbard hetEee9 Ae1oaatass @ s
An Ind. q Furniture made 70 oEer Esps1Eaax F51
nlshed Polished and Repaired Goods carelnlly p4cked
Tor Entnrne1t to auy pazt OF she Unfsa sas dousa-
hold Furniture moved to any psIt OF tue G1ty. ~.
erer IN ehnrf tIrue apa.plk9 I'm
, 1862-04-08

TOR SALE.-A neat, cozey resi-
l. dence With large al13 lot good barn. out houses
Finds, Ire Gstea, marble 1aanIiei, good ee1ar, baih.
Ea.er and Eag, Location South Division bstween he
man who wants ne9t quiet nice. healthy home.
FItce f4t0. and 1t must be eold. Room No Not 81
South Clark street. ans plS6-5t
, 1862-04-08

EOR SALE. OR TO RENT.-For
L. sale on reasonAt1s terms or to rent, the Brick
Hdrse three ttottes ad basement With modern In
proremen nt no. COL Wabaeh Ayen1e, few doors south
pi IEeitth s.rg1t II teuted. IL will be pus In good
AIenue ap4 pl$3r4E
, 1862-04-08

NJ ANTE,D-A good experienced
~ man, 7hte or coaered to take eaIa Ct psr 70. of
horses ma catIisEa and also nss u sst
denfug. DC. Apply at the ntnce Of W. & H. zE.s
eouth Wstsr sRect, adjoining wells street bridge
, 1862-04-08

w TANTED-By young man Of
active business habiis situation i1 n y Ehole sas
czal or outdoor Clerk He Is Wiling TO deyotc ne
Ehos ol to ths interest q hs n so neh
an osrect a. 8 resmarent situation lne aaasstaea
- s. L. Post Office Boz 81, Fa IesslYe hssenps A.
, 1862-04-08

TOPARTNERSHIP.-The under
stgued hsTe this day formed Co-Pazsne1aa7.
under the uA1ne and style Of - :
CHAMPION & TODD,
For the Transaction of q General Commission sua
Wholesale Fruit Buaine6 1t 30 Etark and II South
Water greet. n EAA4EIUA.
4pe-p!64aw JAMES TODD.
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VERY PLEASANT SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM,
Furnished to remit suitable for either parlor or bed
room, for single gentleman, In private family, house
ver central aud mas al the modern improvements Apply
at IA 3mity street,
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braced bbls within the range of the above quota
tops Southern flour in good request with sales Of
bbls closing within the above range Of prices Rye
hour was frmer, with sales or 800 bbls. Corn
meal was firm at our quotations, with sales Of
TOO bbls. Wheat was heavy and irregular for
bushel lower while primo choice qualities 0: red win
amber and white were firm prices being sustained by
she decline in treighls The transactions embraced
about ITO 900 bushes at 81 81 for red Kentucky 81 So
fcs white Michigan 81 10 for old White OHIO,
q ssa 81 3Ah FOR amber ditto, 81 soasl 80 for red
ssc ps Cora wa: %.r er good 'r
w:s in 'i poor order and Irregular while 0 prms
GOD with sales Of about bushels chiefly in poor
condition, at 48c $780,. for unsound and at 6oc for
primd sound Western mixed, 62Hc. for extra high
mixed and &c. for Western good yellow Rye was firm
but quiet and nominal There nothing new to notice
IN barley barley malt Oats active with sales
q Western, Canadian and state at $50. a coo.
CosTE8-The market was quiet, and no sales Of mo-
ment reported, while prices steady.
CorToN.-The market was Arm, with good demand
from the trade with sales Of 100 bales, closing within
The range Of 47kc. a 4Sc for middling uplands.
FREGs decidedly lower, especially for Liverpool
While engagements were moderate To which port about
600 bushels Of wheat engaged In bulk and bags
q iSd. 13kd; 800 bbs -four at 80. lOKd small lot
Of 800 bbs. to Ill up taken at 3s Cd dead weight
was at !0s 45s asked Rates for London were quiet
and unchanged though inactive. vessel was engaged
Tor Bristol TO take 5000 bushels Of whest at 14d.
ships bags vessel two also reported for Cork
NAVAL sroass-sales OF 40 bbs spirits turpeniine
were made at 81 25 Small sales OF common rosn were
reported at $3 so per $50 lbs Fine ranged from SIS
80 50 The tar sold yesterday public sale brought $780,
Provisions. -Pork-The mirket was heavy and lower
whilo the sales embraced about 900 bbls at S1 so
$11 76 OF the sales 600 bbs at tho inside 1gure
~ which the market cosed and prime brought SO rs
y 50 SIX Beef was firm, with Gales Of 125 bbls. at
e1S 70 $14 for plain mess and at S4 Is s15 12x for
extra. Beef hams frm, with sales OF 35 bbls
choice quality, at SIG So Cat quiet but held
with nrmncss sales Of 900 packages were made at axe
axe. for shoulders and at &c exc for hams. Lard
was In fair demand and prices rather rmer with sales
q 900 packages at &c. 9zsc. Butter and cheese
steady and prices unchanged.
Rc1-Sales Of 800 bags Of Rangoon were made at p.t
SUGAns were in good request and quite steady, with
sales Of 200 hhds, incidei in which 400 New
Orleans, at sac 11cthe latter figure for clarified;
lo0 do at S4ic l0c l5o do. at &C.: 100 do part NJ
1Tc. and part clarified at 104c SC, and 20 hhds.
melado at 47sc.
wInsKKY.-sales OF 400 500 bbls. made at 32c.
f01 State and 32ac FOR Western, with small lot OF f.
d. At 33c. The market closed firm
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SALES AT AUCTION.

pAwNBROKER's SALE W. NJ LEWIS AUcTIoNEER,
- wiil sell this day at 20 Chatham street large aud
valuable assortment of gold and silver Watches Jewery,
Guns PISTOLS Instruments &c ito at 10 oeock)
ny order OF J. b. 4 j. SIMPSON.
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OFFICE OF THE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY. .

Holders Of the Second Mortgage Bonds the New York
and Erie Railroad Company, extended TO 1879 notified
Mst The interest due September 1852 will be paid and
after that date OF The occ ON presentation OF the proper
Ssupona -,
tended them The Office of the company whore
lh.y rsceives the principal snd interest september
70 The privilege ~ estr1lng such bonts VII cease ~
la, date. y. y. CIiS, secle.ary.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, August 21-6 P. NJ.
AmEs-The market was steady, and sails unimportant;
pearls.
BRKADsTurFs.-Flour-The market for common grades
81 State and Western brands heavy, and about SC
Per barrel lower while good I, prime extra qualities
were unchanged The embraced about 10 900 bbs
closing within the following range Of pricos:-
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GALES AT AUCTION.
A UcT1oN NOTICED. D cAULKINs. AUcrIoNEER

UCTION NOTlCE.-D u. CAULkINS, AUCT1ONEkh.
LARGE SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Rich French Pier and Mantel Mirrors
6UPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
ELEGANT SILVER PLATE, &C., 6c..
Purchased al cost OF over SIS 00O.
On Thursday, August %,
Al the elegant private No. 2l3 West Fourteenth
street. Eighth avenue,
commencing At l0k O'Clock precisely.
The sale the entire OF the house. Tho
elegant Parlor Furniture made TO order and IL in solid
rosewood The whole will be sold the highest bidder for
cash. offering extra Inducements TO purchasers the entire
furniture Of the house new having all been made within
six months.
Elegant rosewood octave Panofore with all moderu
improvements Overstrung bass de- cost $780, rich
wood Stool covered in satin, and embroidered covert three
full suits of rosewood Paror Furniture in rich bro
cade and satin rosewood Eageres splendid and costly Pa
ranOrnamens, rich Vases 6c; also magnificent oollec
rare Paintings Turkish Easy Chairs
in fine reps rosewood Centre and Side marble top Tables
richly carved
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
carved Bedsteads Washsands Sofa Beds in hairloh
ten Hair Mattresses rcm4 70 80 pounds made 70
order, in excellent condition.
Dining Furniture consists Of fine oak Extension Ia
BILE Silver rich China Ivory and Silver Cutlery Forks
Spo, ns with heavy engraved Glassware of
ny description. No postponement.
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SORTING.

NOR sAtE--A SMALL YACHT, CAT RIGaED AND
r. newly sized ~; accommodate sis w the cabins She
T. rartcg NIL hicnfaon' siiifh.c gHpnip
ii tn Il tafsnt clrnr tfir sila. hrny oJUs. - uNn
49,
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NAVY OFFICERS ACCOUNTS ADJUSTED AND AR
IN rcars Of pay cashed; also Prize Money collected
JOHN b. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker,
No. 80 Nassau street. N. ", opposite the Post 0nce.
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pOILER.-wANTED A RETURN FLUE OR TUBU-
culars cost W Buchanan Co. SIS Pearl street cor
ner OF Cherry.
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CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.-A BEAUTIFUL THREE
" House. furnished furnished, on
Murray Ill., and FIVE story Building Sixth avenue,
well located be rented sold Apply at
nm sta
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uAsHEEsH CANDY THE ARABIAN "GuNJHn OF
country most dssani sssilarani coSscs
plsaso able and harmless siimuisnt rs peculiar and alb
e s f Sas as e.s a not
weaknrss restores appetite produces the mos. perfect
nervous 'unstringingn constipation and suppression
hS mp was' or asd use Strength s To-
e 1a ana and eesg amy ss 81 o and s ssa@s
gladden. the heart II has been used with great success upon
mainly Should dictate The dying soldier
o. sseIn sres a ms ana ianss
NY The attention iof the medical faculty Is invited 10
gases The wr,s the speaker NE stden, and
taler new inspira.ion and new emery, si read.
and lssahsss perseriIon before;
new period Of existence pleasures are increased thou
endure fatigue Or find their powers OF
ercu 81 many fold anic aes aud dangers overcome vita
any that under the evidence OF senses he en-
Reme q Arab song story Who has 10 heard e mar
Tux and the ndoo meet fatigue danscr and csen Gsa
Vito has no. reaa Oriental st9ies and ~ longing 70 en-
Tken would be better htted 70 endure ile uils and
ne H. changes ike pleasant, dreams Price s5a so aud
siper box Sent by NAL or cxprcss Postase n box
c %s gss'' as sfoadNay New YORK. - ''
NATURAL HISTORY OF STATE or NEW YORK
~ Any person having copy Tor sale please address Jacob
Frank Howe, New York, win lowest price
frHERMOMETEkS FOX THE MllllON .-tINNblLS
Fancy Patent Card Thermometers, 50 psr gross.
samples sent oy mall ~ cents W,lysned Correct Terms
cash. al. A. fiNNELL, Pateniee,
l3s West Houston street. New York.
RIO PRINTERS. WANTED. ADVERTISING AND JOB
il Printing PAYABLE In first class Dentistry. Operations
warranted. Address Dentist station u, Bible House.
yxyANTED--A PROPELLER SUITED TO TOWING
w vessels. Apply to T. SEWELL 25i Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 SCIENTIFIC ExPEpITIoN, ABOUT LEAVING FOR
N the head the ornoco aud RIO Negro rivers
returning of the Amazon would receive few
emen wisg 10 dofray their expenses Address Ornoco.
Herald Office.
CARp-DR j. H. NEWTON PHYSICIAN FOR
"A chronic diseases having left New York, DR. = J. ED
WARDS psychologist succeeds him in curing dyspepsia,
rheumatism conttaeons paralysis female weakness bal
legs &c, without medicine at 10l West Twelfth street,
ner Of Sixth avenue.
~ in Philadelphia his rooms No 2j2 Chestnut street
f,NeINEERs, NorrCE.-A MEETING WILL BE HELD
~ At 1903 Broadway beween Thiryhh and Thirtysxth
Streets noor Thursday evening, August * 10
o'clock tho purpose of organizing society
provement and mutual benefit OF engineers and their
ployers generally
HANCOCK LODGE, NO. 20, l. o. O. F.--TuE MEN.
notified 1T the Lodge Room, Odd Fellows Han
Friday 18th clock precisely, for the purpose
paSnG the last tribute Of respect TO Brother Lewis ohm.
| by order y. HEiMAN, ~ q.
| nrHE MEMBERS or GREENPOINT LODGE, NO ios,
| Nm h. !. BLANCK Secretary.
SPORTING.
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| OUTER FOR THE ARMY, IN SINGLE POUNDS AND
form for delivery locality Orders promptly hed by
| ID. q. PECK 23S Washington street, N Y.
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MILTON II. BROWN. AUCTIoNEER.-eoo CASES
M Boots and Shoes at auction on Thursday. August - at
M ocock at the store OF " r. Decon Co, 10 Coriland
Fresh seasonabe goods adapted TO city and country
trade.
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STEAMBOATS,.

MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY, TROY AND INTER-
M mediate landings touching at Thirteth street steamer
ARMENIA leaves from the loot Of Harrison street, Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday at A. N. The DANIEL DREW
leaves the loot of Jay street. Tuesday Thursday and Satur
day AL A. NJ.
NORWICH LINE-FoR BOSTON, NEW LONDON,
IN Norwich Wcrrcser.-The splendid steamers CITY
or BOSTON and CRY OF NEW YORK leave every day
(sundays oxcepiedi O'Clock from loot OF vesry street,
pier 80 North river T. y HAhflN, Agent
C,TrANER BROADWAY FoR NoNKERs. HASTINGS.
- " sf lWfr. uNu @lh1 sta2 4tid tiastistiass
a. e. rom itCr 100; os jGg sree.,
| tvWnisx at Alavs two. kSns. s.es.D
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A BURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
"A. ing Establishment Ill West Eleventh street between
Filth aud Sixth MISUNDERSTANDING boxed and shpred
all parts world Covered Tor removing far
ni,uIc 70 and fiem the country. FWnisls si9ied,