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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04
u,OCAI. POLITICAL MATTEHs.

Eourrg WARD USIoS MEETISG.-A large anu
.,hs,,;o u.stipR Of citizens Of the Fourth ""u' Nv
n.o,iv Al n.rtv congregsted at No 1884 Peari s'ee %
rd.v .vsntng October A. in answer to printed call '
purpose Of forming q wadsworth and fireman. uhion
Mr. Lessl one OF the delegates TO Syracuse ca'ou
..mb,se to order and stated the object Of me nai
brief speech when or motion, Henry II. MAJ LAM.
rnousy elected permanent President oil ne rond Vice
gan a. First Vice-Presdent John Isnry j. Leak
President RAYMOND Condor, Secretary sha Tusiues for
Treasurer After tTanssc.iug al inc sra unanimously
orssnization the following resolutions October
adopted, aud the Club adj ournea 70 4"'''
Re,ot,ed That We enthusiastically inuois I Ia ~
made by the Republican and Union 49,
cuse and feel proud In hsl9 10 ra for mi. slorous
fTsos =. 49,. Wadsw ORTIZ and that we owe 10 our
w :, onr command to secure bis election
Tbs, in LYMAN Ireulalu We RECOGNIZES attein
rnaincbing patriot who, tnOwins alue e p.I'y
% crisis. gives his voice his sympathes and
"a suts srnnort the Government which all loyal men
love and which Northern u "o'' a. S'N'i'e'N
are striving to oyertnion. l., ,,. y,;,,,., I'D cb,s
yIrbs e fud alike ptable TO the loyal and "a
cSed 70 il ths positions for which they nominated
spd 10 which to elect them the 18th day Of ns1'
November
EIGHTH WARD WADSwoRTH CLUB.-A meeting
Of this club held last night No lS Prince street H. u
Bennett in the char. Several meabefs were suml''eu
and some routine business tIansacted
TwENTy-rIRsT WARD UNION AssocIATioN.-A
large and enthusiastic meeting OF this a'ocsuon was hed Lao,
evening a. No. 435 Fourth avenue Mr. W. l.
presiding Addresses. delivered by Messs WA Cut'
Moves and Charles K. Whitehead.
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For the Sick and Wounded

Under order from the President United States
national system has been established by the Sanitary Com
OF articles contributed by the people for the sick and wounded
o. tae Army and Navy The system after being well rs4
Sa Do formally approved and mended by tbs Pred
CEN, me Gsnerain Chief and the Surgeon-GeUfa The
, oae against misappropristion 10 pracucsy peg
eet until the contributions delivered In the hospitals
whefe tn;y necessarily pass from the control Of tine Com
noh vi more than million articles sent through q
OF is channels Of supply has been sscertained
used Discreet aud Trustworthy asenss are cons anty
poyed 10 visiting all divisions OF army Including
on the Southern coast the Mississippi and Western FROM
ue 70 observe ter wants. to direct supplies where they
are most needed, AID to secure far their
honest The Commission does not undertake 10 dc.
liver articles to individuals and declines receive coptbu.
lions with any restriction to their destination within the
limits Of the force employed In the service the Nation.
ment OF National unity wherever n IN snsson.
ism with State local pride. Tie distribution Of hospital
supplies Ia but abranch Of the work Of the Commission Il
employs the best professional talent which be obtained In
for the health and vigor Of fighting tighten their
burdens and to sustain their spirits under the pyaons and
hGrdshps which essential part of successful warfare
this purpose contributions its treasury solicited
No so Wall-st., EewYork
Commissioners under appointment from the President d
the United States: The Rev. Henry w Bellows D. d. PROF.
A. ID. Bsche IL. D.. George w. Culun. U s. A AlsIan.
William II. Van Buren,. NJ d.; Woeott Gibbs NJ D. Sam.
uel o. Howe, NJ d.. Cornelius X. Aguew, NJ d.; Elisha
Harris. N. d. J. B. Newbesry NJ d. George T. Strong
Horace Bnney IT, the Right Rev. Thos NJ CLARK d. d. the
Hon. Joseph holt r. w. Burnett; the Hon Mark skinner
Frederick Law Omsted.
Contributions of suitable supplies for the sick and wounded
will be received at the Of the Womens Central Relief
Ascension, No. 10 3day. Cooper Union, Newton For
the Commission No. 1873 Broadway, by mai to FRED.
Law OLMSrED. General Secretary Washington.
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Central ONCE. Sanitary Commission,


The Sanitary Commission. the request Of aleck
earnestly advises sgnst the practice Of sending sents
soldiers articles which is supposed will add TO the
yuences Of their camp life To tho knowledge Of the Com.
ni mary hundred tuns of such presents plsd
eesy n soehou.es and yards upon old camp grounds
their M Ing the hands oil the enemy and bat small part
have been received by those to whom they
addressed been oil. She smallest to them
the ste onate interest Of Their friends For this
purpose and such other small and Light articles can
b. transmitted BY mail would have been much better Larger
-s occasion serious practical mschei-Den and cicsrs
being naturally 20 throwing then aweythey add 70
which chief cause Of the excessive
fatigue a1d thus Of the sickness Of the soldier Volunteers
universally until they learn better by dear bought ex-
10 TIL, and to tho excessive baggage OF their oi-
crs same Of the severct losa OF the Union orces II
the present war attributed BY he highest military
thony Blu. when successful IN battle the attempt 70
secure by he possession OF unusual amount OF
clothing T. nearly always usrted; the heaviest kDspssck
while light Is retained and the long sud hesyty laden
wagon being cut of, when the light and shor one
protected Similar observations apply to regimeDts hoe
pits The hospital of regiment in the tie should be sup
Died with nothing bu the barest necessities for tho temporary
treatment Of the ia al, serious removed
the regiment available An excessive amount OF reg.
neLta h0spa and conyeuieuces cruelty 70 The
and woun for Il occasions the frequent detention and
rstou fro1 the regiment Of the few articles essential 70
III. usenuess Of the The Commission na nom sho
first protested against common error OF surgeons in this re-
spec veil sgsust the greater evil OF the comm AZ
t.upt OF the vo!un soldiers to carry into the held too
many Of the OF 20 which they hsbitussA
Ia civil life In piance with the request OF the Censra-
he tots appeal addressed to those by whose nsakee
kindness boil these evils believed 20 hs,e Den e,essJ
sg.r,vs ed and su.,sined. FRED Law OLasTED,
General Secretary.
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WAR EsFE II.

CONKLIN-EGBE RT-In the Morsvisn Church. New-Dorp,
Staten Island ON Wednesday. Aug 20 by the Rev r. L.
Senseman, John L. Conkin, r Of this city, 70 Miss Ma
retta Egbert OF the former place.
FOWLER-CONKLIN-In the First-street Presbyterisn
Church, Thursday Oct, 2, by the Rev William Beiden,
Mr. Benz. j. Fowler of Brooklyn H. d., to Hiss Carrie A.
second daughter Of John r. Conklin, esq Of this city
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday. Oct 2, by
the Rev Robert McCartee d. D.. William Frazer to sena'
daughter Of a. 5. Cuackenbush, all this city
MISREPRESENTATION Monday Sep, 20. 1862 Ia Clifton,
Cincinnati. by the Rev. Mi Shoyd Anes Harper,
recently Of New.York, to Barbara Muller Of Clifton
PROVOSr-TiSOALL-On Thursday, Oct. 2 by tho Rev.
~ r. Smith Cherries ii. Provost 10 Emma l.. Tidal both
OF Brooklyn.
PHlLLIPS-CHAsEIn tbs city, on Thursday Oct. 2. by
the Rev W ). Mixes. Mr. II. II. Philips ESQ, to Miss
Julia L. Chase.
S-WOODWARD-On Thursday, oct. 2, by the
Rev W Finch Martin j. Kyerson OF Bloomingdsle,
n j.. f., daughter 0i John Woodward OF this city
TOMPKINS-DEMARt ST--In Bsooky Oh Thursday, Oct.
?, by the Rev W. Mikeis Roswell d. Tompkins, esq,
to Mis-, Amelia 4. Dcnlarest
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Assessor's NOtice--EXcIsE TAx-No'ice 10 hereby
given the taxpayers OF the Eighth Collection District COM
prsing the XyIIh XIII and XXfs Wad' In the City Of
Newly ok in accordance with act passed July 1862 en-.
titled an Act to provide Internal Revenue to support the
Government and 70 pay interest the Public Dobt thst
have appointed Assessor for said District nave ar
ranged said District nineteen divisions which are oe's
mated and viii bs known by their respective numbers ana
have olso appointed the following named persons IS A'sn'
Assessors for the several divisions hereby giysn'
Nano and Residcnccs Of The Astdh h''e""'@ me hg'"'
Collection Disriet. hev York
OCrxrp,r Orytcy No lG3 sTl-Ay., CORNER 2Dsr)
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Prussian Brigade Proposed.

Prince Sahms-Salms, OF Prussia, an officer OF sx'
teen yesrs standing, who has been a Colonel com
nanding the Second brigade at the Battle OF Cross
Keyes, on the 9Th of June, under the command Of
Gen. Fremont, has come to this city, with recon-
,nendetion from Secretary Chase TO Governor Nor
gan to obtain the signatures OF four or i've colonies
for the formation of brigade The Governor OF
this State has kindly consented to this request We
recommend the coonels TO address letters 10 ,he
Prince in reference to this at hallards ho'ei' no.
GIG Broadway. The Prince Is well known 10 ooI
feow-ciiizeus as one of the relatives OF the royal
family of Prussia, having enjoyed every advantage
in the acquisition of his profession as cavalry OH
Ger which the court and army OF Prussia can confer
on student Of srnls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

H. = Internal Heycnnc.-t oilcctor's NOTICE.
FOunru plsTEICT-gd 9Th eth aud 9Th Wards
The undersigned having been appointed Collector Of Taxes
Tor o Fourth District 81 the State Of NewNoEk In accord
spee with An ac. provide Internal Revenue sud to pay n
,.t.s, on the Pablo Dsb," GIVES NOTICE that his dts
t coupres tie 3D. 5ti 9TH and sh Nisds Of the .i'y OF
New.York aud that his office Is al No. - frnAn't' al d
will open daily Tor he Transaction Of business nom m
- o ,,.,,i,. r,yu,.nts the hour. will be from Il.
to .
pIsrlLLERs BREWERS, AND COAL OIL DisIlL
rRs within the said district requested 10 Apply to Tie
Collector Tor forms Of Books be kept b. them In accord
ance with the shove Law
kew.York 1T October, 1902. JOHN MANI
coll,c,o, Interual Revenue Fourth Dstfic..
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what IL GunInh Wuiiah Z

THIS wunLD.RESOWNED TukhlSu Me- a..
RANT AND NERylNE cutes imisedi'sl n r,t ~ an.
tons, Rhe1ms,isn Eeuf.lgs, fpep'J' ls. oniwn
QUINN, liquors aud all Narcotics l. po"rul t1,l.
up In Nod silver. aud satin boies Z, c.' e'n mi bors.
et csrtons 20 eta. which must accompany r'o" sgss
Sod by Druggists Immense aian'i.is, ,on"ss coisl
auted for cities and counties Solo ipPVNo'' 49,"
Co Chomista No, ;Sl broadway, n. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

IrOnsidcs Regiment, Co. A, Hesdqusrtev No ~
Sd av.-FlRSr NfNE-MONTH5 REGlMENT-RecruitS
will be received into this regiment for nine monhs Yoang
OF good moral character desiring to join will receive Il
necessary information AZ the Headquarters No. +8l Hsv.
In addition the City Bounty Of 49, $40 will BE- gvsa V
.. "'' ~" WIZ 'c;HRisTOpHEQ PULLMAN. Captain.
NICHOLAS BREWER, (r.....
JOSEPH Is. ST. KPuzssoN hio"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

DANviILg, Pa, June 2. 1892.
DIR. william III. Gregg-DHAK SIN: In February,
lso was addicted with the Sugar Diabetes, and FOR hive
months passed more hau two gallons Of water In t"ely
four hours obliged 10 get 40 often 20 ten or twelve
time. during tle night and In i've months o about nty
pound. In weight, During the mouth Of July 1851 procured
~ bottles Of CONSTITUTION WATER and In two taJ
.nsr ung experienced relief and after taking two bottle.
Wa. entirely cured-'oon siier rssinins my S s'a
health. Yours truly .J !, H. ~ ~ L.
Aaenta No AZ (lih. 81. New y ok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

READER. you con have an enduring, always
ready and resbs GOLD Pm exactly adapted to your hand
and style of writing which will do your writing vayohe,D
than Steel Pens you want it. call A. MORTON No %
Msiden-lane or inclose stamp for circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04
Naval Intelligence.

BosToy. Friday, Oc.. :. ltt-.
Spoken, Sept 26, L. S. steamers Wachuseii, H.
oga and Sonoma, bound III TO Bermuda.
spoken, Sept IL, lat. =, long. 10 W., ship ar
;yle, from New-York, for Acapulco.
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hulilarn Notices..

Ironsides Regiment Company k.-Youps men OF
who Volunteer for Nine Months In thu
hest regimen. forming do by applying at the head
aualtefs No. $50 G.aDds Five Dollars Exra Bounty given
ions r. CRaFr, I = t...,, ID. y. MAPES, Captain
r. n ALFohD. '"'
sIilitsry Instructi0n.-National Military Academy
Nos. al aud last 31ds a,hav Officers classes daily
al 10 Ol m; ~ 10 "a D. m. Evening casses-1i tos
Coz VIM. W. TOMtklNS, Principal
Col. q. W. b. ToarNISs ...,.,.n,
Capt WN q. foArKlss,
A Liberal Prire will be paid for a LlEurENAINc,t,
Grst seoondl IL. good complete OF nearly
Country Regimen soon to proceed 60 the Held ~
g.ntly man who Ina. sera service In Virgins Is
non commis aed officer in 6nt-clsss Newfob wy '
tia Rosimep- <Addr-ss, stating Pficr' P'"""''
| y. b. u, Tribune Qtaes
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A..e..or'- Notice-RIcise Tar.-Soilss 3. hereby

A-.es-or'- Notice-EIcisc TaI.-Soiiss . hereby
go, - , w. s,sib III IlIt-ssts ssd F1gft,artl
Nsss 10 "a. 1y Of Ss~ ora 10 accordance rh an a.,
h.,.ru. 10 ,spori tie fjorsfu.at snd 70 gay Interest
he Fubo Debt that have bsen appointed Asss'of foi
"a district have arranged sid dl.,i lat, Tbiftses d
,,ion, vhich will b. sno-n BY their ~
si-ctvs numbers AID have s'o appointed tt0 f9os
81 pet.oas AtAnt As..of' Tor the seSsfs divisions
Div.on 80 i-c.n.i street, BrO.iway. Grand street and
the Howsry stevens Assistant Assessor. residence No
Dl,i.ion NO. g-Bo~sry. Grand street, Bro.iwsy and
serin. .tr,st " y Alexander Assistant Assessor. Tcs
deuce Wesehss,ef House. corner Bfooas AID bo"efy
Division No J-Spfins street bfoadssy Houston street
and IA. Borsfy. & l.. bellows. Asslssa, As.e.so roll
pt,lsion No 4-soutbsi. Caiharns ct, Dvi'ion.'i and
PIssL " II. Buuows, A'si'sn, A'""or' fo'ieence No
bipi'i1a No scsorfot 1t, Division st., Bow,ry and lIs.
Robert Kelley, A'''tsni Assessor re'd"nce No
bH..loa 10 c-Hsasr.,,. Bowery. Broome and NoFfei
o. Chares WILLIAMSON, Assistant A"ss.oi' fr'dence 10
D',l..oa 10 7-Sorfot. Ryins,on. Bowery and Broom.
"a. Tudor Adams, Aa.lstanl Assessor residence NO 'O
Di,i.lon No osouh rhs-si. Dvi'ion snd Clinton st.
Mcclure As,.At As.o.'or re,idenee No ~ ieni1 st
John T. Reeve Assistant Asses.or, re'iaence No. 90
6"i.isn No io-souih Clinton. Gouysrn.yr Slip and
sssameln q. ;. Dye, Assistant Assessor rc'ideneo No
p,igon No n-Crand. Division. Ridge. Rlvins,on and
Callon.ta Henry 5 Jennings, Assistant Ass'''oi' is"
cencc 40 100 Bfoomcsi
=, Efoadvay AID Grandst " II. Les, Assistant As'es'o
r,..4euce No 81 ke.t Roadway.
D,lsiln 40 iJ.-Ofaud. Cannon RiVingion, aud Lait'
--- Assistant Assessor. rssidcrcr -----.
T. al cs.rs the dyl.ons respectively Include ne 'd' con
o. 10 them Of IN. streets aud forming trf re-
fp,tfiy- boundAr,. a.,
rn. license to engar- In any trade occupation named "a
a. tih section of said net must register Ill apphrHhoa iN"e
f.r win the Assistant Assessor q tho As'o'.n'ni p"'i
p which such trade ocruf alton 10 20 Ice car!rd on
Msnuf.rufe liable urder said at 20 pry any duty OF ~
Pre- required furnish TO the Asifans A's' 500
,ub.fr oi sud 10 n the fern pteserib'iby INC "
.-ctiOn Of said act -, ,,....,
Assessor ia thrt respective divisions - $1,000.
ofninir.i9ns may be- address 81 10 % the Comm
Office no. a0I and sos Nfoadssy.
w. WV GRO i. BELLOWS. As,eisor
N.w.Yofi Oct. 1862. o. ihbl'Ni's
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coumap ding Officers Of C0r1Oanies, .. parts OF
attached any existing Regiment whose mea
can be tra1aersd Organization offered the hss
Ed inducren with advantageous positions assured py ga
dressn with real and address, stating where an n.s
view can be had A. 5. v. Tribune Office b.-Adduenee
tia,s can W given y gscrsiss II isswsd
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Fifteenth Ward,


NApSWOltII AND IREMAfS.
meeting alton ofthe State
Officer, by th- Republican and zion Convention viii De- held
by the IIFTEkNTH WARD REPUBLICAN, AssOClA-
ION 81 Nushts Hotel Of Broadway AID 8h.st,
MONDAY EVENING III. 9th inst, at =. O'Clock. Mr-sf.
LANES A. BRIGGS FHEDkEICR 4 CONElING.
non ACE GREELEY HENRY }. AlMONU CHARLES
A. DANA and LhASTDS g BkNLDlCl, expected TO
sddf,ss the meeting An citzsns IN favor Of the fcse' nou
mated by the SyIacnse Convention invited 10 ot.endi
! C. j. LiyIsGsrOs Sec'y H. Il. BLAhE President.
APh.-rhe Member. Of John hsor Lodge. No. 81
and tbs order gcneIsy. requested o. 'irnd the funeral
of tl,ir late brother NArHAh.f. LAIRD. on 5ATUH-
Day a. oclocL from his late Te!eir' No. 2 West lo,l
,t The m-.beIs hereby nothed 10 meet ~ Lodge
Roolns zrber ,ofs Hail. No 30 S.ss .-ococs. 70
| receive tho funeral fos,ite.. ,,, -
Italian War Uceting.-rhc Presidents Of all Wai-.
,y, Clb.U md Union AssOcistions' m ibis city, are
"nIs,ed ~ meet a Committee Of the Bepabcan Central
COMMITTEES on SATURDAY kNENiHo' 9th INST corner Of
g,asaev and M t. to make Arrangements Tor mass meet
ng Ia atlfv the lie publican Union Nominations made ut
oJf'cu.o ." wv ''' JAMES A. BRIGGS. Chairman
"h'"' ." "'"' Committee Of Arrangements
Post.Omce NotIcc.--The Mails for the unlIEp
KfSUioM and ia. CONTINENT. Via Queenstown ana
IiyerpooL per steamer ETNA, and for the dEhhlA :,
SIAIFs via HAMBURG per steamer BOhUSsih' WIN LOO
At This Office on SATURDAY. the an day 81 octoPo ~
O'Clock a. n., And at the Uptown sstiDns a. Oio va
Stations A rhd Is, g.45 IN statons ana ~ 20 '
Station L, 905 g. H. Stations aud " oeooa q ~.
ARKAN WAKEMAN. ess'S'aS's''
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Juliu. A. Fn,,s Donrding-schooi for Boys,
Browns s'tnndnrd Scales.
Ready This Dny.
IL AnUifI THE DRAFT.

II. 7
EVERY MANS CHANCE .ot,
WHO ARE EXEMPT AND WHO , hiaphH'
HOW 10 OBTAIN SlbSlIlu =; IA =.
pamphet co ntsning official information As 20 the W ~
be made Oct. 10 Every question about We ss "A
Draft cnneisoy and correctly answered Al orders 'uppI
by sikCLAiit IOiSEi, Agent no ia nH''"'
-. n. III l-ul. ..n. II. .l.I. I'D -.M--
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100000 Worth of
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE
COST.
John MEEKS G. SON,
sfOO 400 Worth al

MOI, a3 and 535 4h-s, Northwest corner Of Broadway
WIN sell the whoe their superb stock Of Cabinet
A. Cost. 10 reduce stock made Of the bes wesessohsa
ard selected material. by the best workmen IN the country
la their own workshop under the supervision Of the h
whose reputation for excellence Of manufacture has been es'
tsbished 20 years
oos. Packed and Shipped to Al Parts OF the World.
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Les Miscrntlcs.'-Ml GRO NAhnfnnitiOttt
vii 10. hi. hist Reading on TUESDAY LhENlNO' an
OrIl.r Al Dodworths Hall. from Victor liz o. gree.
romance g. o. ock. TO DO followed BY OLD NELI-h'
d son. Tickets 20 cent.
Julius A. Fn,,s Eonrding-sch0oi Tor boy :,
lIi1uhctl, y. J.-Ihr " inter session opens ." 'H' -
a, r.v.ner Pupils prepared Tor t"lryr OF ousln'.
e fr.nch !. made spOsel Language. OF eh'H' sifJ
to s. =. CILPIN. Esq No. ~ Eroanose Place.
Bro,yu,s standard scales.
fsta8lisLsi 40 year, .
.I,,I "a ev.rv branch vi busurs, for weighing sht OF
heavy merci indisr -
nj rood Hay AID Coal SCALES. ,c,,ce
port.bI- Platform Counter. md Floor nDHl'r'''
Weigh. Mater frainci, beonis. aud NPisf"'"'
s - ~ ali tnss constany in stofo Of our own city
/ ''' 49, H. Brown,
No ? Barciiy-t opposite A'toI iion'e
Mr. j. ID BROW ER. who has been WIN TINS MUS" "
/ the last eighteen ysors remain, With us
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All HOusekeepers, ,,o,,
HOTEL, KEEPERS AND EVERY PEKSON
WILL, SAVE TWENTY PER CENT
bv bu1ipg silver Plated Ware Table Cutlery les Trays
nr Ill., kitchen Tables Refdg-Tators. Brushes, Bgooms
COOKING UTENSILS,
and every description of house furnishing articles al
Cooper Institute, in As,orpsce
Illustrated Catalogues free.
Invu,ids Suffering with Chronic Diseases
should rad Dr. VOLTS ESSAY on the saJeet-so De hsa
gratis on application 20 No C2 broadway anu sent oJ maui
Hour, TO 10 a. IN 2 to p. m.
ss,,.udid Maupyiur.-Aime. DfMORESTS'S
ninRut Og FAshlONS AND JOURNAL Du ohANp
MONDE This splendid Magazine IL devoted eae'1.vey 70
90 ana Soy~lti,. in Dress for Ladies and Children,
And to be the largest and best Fashion az
30, rnn.r,u. Fncra,ngs BraidWork Embroidery, and
three iu sized Patterns Published at NO i3 Broadw.y and
la everywhere q, IS cents-yesry 81 with valuable
nmom DO not fail to see splendid Fall number, now
| ready.
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nave inst complstei nv srse and extensive
.,oc. of FaI and Winter Clothing. not Surpassed
a, 10 Variety Taste, and style in this city Inc
Children. and Furnishing Department not eanaled
All OF which will be sold q very low prices Please
0@" f. B. BALDWIN
Nos 20 and q Bowery.
Tho lars.s, .tOr. in the city.
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DRIED APrLEs FOR HosPITALs.-Mr. Olmsted, in
the following circular answers the inquiry in regard
to dried apples for the use Of wounded soldiers. Inc
o,cbardbsrvest this wear, ia abundant, and out Of
Il. ,ullnefs there are muirudes who will be glad to
contribute to the comfort OF those who are suffering
for their country's sake:
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CENTRAL OFFlcE SANITARY CoNnssioN,
WILMINGTON. Oct. z. ll6.

The INQUIRY bens frequently whether the Commission
wishes to receive sppes for the of the wounded should
On edatey be Published widely Is possible, that dried
sppes cannot be to its depo,s in too large quantities
Town and village Relief Societies requested 10 make Of
YsnseInenis pairing cutting and drying by their MEMBER
snd assistance as ihey can enlist aud to notify
tanners tia. they will receive sch good fruit as they may be
d,po.ed to os and are unable themseve to properly PIE
pare Dried apples may BE- in barrels OF boxes or In
strong bsss married "To be kept d,y" Dried fruit; o. other
kinds sad all good canned fru viii be very acceptable
FRED. LAW OLMsTED, Gen Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04
BUSINESS Notlccs.

TIE PALMER ARM AND LTG.-B. FRANZ
pxxs Inventor and Pa;euee Aftorplace (zound foo'l
n y Aso Phede phe and boston Only houses Of fALNER
4 Co Avoid imp lsllon bt c-.lIE o. We lnvtntOf.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-14
OUR STOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
And Chemicals,

ARE PURE AND FRESH,
gUAyING been selected entirely by ourselves. and
III from the most reliable houses. In this par
icular we have No fear OF criticism or competition
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-14
PERFUMERY
Fancy Goods.

Cosmetics. raro assortment, Lilly White, Fer
o,usd Chalk. Puff Balls, etc. An excellent variety
Of articles in this line.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-14
Prescriptions.

English and German prescriptions accurately pun
n, a, all hours This department Of the business Is
under the immediate supervision Of c. BrnsAcKr,
whose qualifications and reliability are TOO Won
known 10 need endorsement.
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