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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
AMUsEMKNTs.
Winter Garden.

II was surprise TO find full house at this theael
last evening In spte Of the ran Mr. De Naldens parity
sdsped and partly original drama Rosa Gresoro" DOL
entirely to NewYok sudsncc bot is representation
few that still freshly appeals to the pub
lie taste for novelty 1t drama Of the strongest sen'a
tons' order and is sufficiently spiced with thrilling
and exciting situations make 1t stand among the inst oil
class, II is moreover el.very constructed md the 'ucee'
.vs events resolve themselves 80 effectively to the climax
that the spectator bound yield attention from beginning
to end Such piece would for months without n'er'
rupiou q, the French Ambsu" Whether il represents
the highest qualities and aims of the Drama 10 matter oil
lte importance There Is great deal Of nonsense taxed
about the lofer influences Of the thester and the moral
necessity for preservation Of faith in the stsd aud
stately theatrical device, By which people were
sent 10 sleep half century sgo-snd through which they SIN
ocessionay u,nber unmoested The best plays nowsds'
arr the plays which without violation Of taste feeling or
artistic thoroughly the sympathes and q u- the
ineIes, Of the public Our opinion is that the phrase
sensation drama" fairly applied, instead Of being a
OF reprotch Is eIsc,ly the reverse All that I"
sought in the theser Is sensson Of one Kind or
another and it for the public to determine OF ~hs
the sensation shall be- For seasons the feeling has run
in favor Of such plays well eKemphed by Rosa u
goIio"plays in which the active workings OF powerful
human passion brough, forward with vivid and an un
shrinking eraues which would have shocked the writers
OF the ihrt RenefhtlOD
This particular drama goe. perhaps beyond the Of
iis class in emotional" boldnes the being laid in
land where human well csl nature is nothing II
not volcanic Play goer, already familiar with its plot
and It's incidents Violent they they do not vary from
historical accuracy With the "Veudetts' basis 81 isc
supertructure OF fiction be too mon.trou. We have
spoken Of the skin with which the events are led
through the successive acts, and ms-'ed at the end
we should add that the leading chArscte" arc
drawn with clearu.ss and much force II is needless
that they nothing in Representation BY Ms Bateman
Mr. Wssck aud Mr. Adams There are certain scene'-ihe
disclosure Of the husbands murder In the second act fof
eIamp-in which Miss Bslesn produces greater elects
upon her audience than in ally Of her Other roles As Tor
Mr. alsck we know OF par, In which he shows such
singular e1cel-nce The feet that /. 10 bis own creation
aad 1. not any way dependent upon traditional parsons
tion. may afford an explanation Of this not uufsefng 10
himself He as well as Miss Bstemsn, wa warmly ap-
psuded last evening Mr. Adsms's performance oil ms e''
pouant character did escape public approval The
pictures each curtain fall encofed Ross OresoTio
il to be repeated every evening this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
ENGAGEMENT ON THE JAMES RIVER.
COM. WILKES AT WORK.
How an Earnest Han Fulflls his Word.
CITY POINT UTTERLY DEMOLISHED

FORTRESS MosRoR. Aus. 20. 1864
City Point has been entirely demolished by the
Union gunboafs. For some time past the Rebels
have been firing into the transports passing up and
do WI the james River. Commodore Wilkes sent
the Rebel word that if it not discontinued he
should destroy their rendezvous City Point. On
Thursday last the Rebels brought down to City
Point eight cannon and about two hundred riAemen
and opened fire upon the Union hotilla, which at
the time was abreast Of the place, whereupon our
gunbosts opened fire upon them, and demolished
every building in the place, and dispersed the Rebel
force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Proclamation,
By EDWIN ID. MORGAN, GOVERNOR or III
STATE OF NJ w-YOEk.

BY EDWIN ID. MORGAN, GOVERNOR Or lHh
STATE OF NJ wYOEk.
Whereas, did by Proclamation, on the seven
sen day Of July 1862 oser behalf Of the state Boun-
ty Of Fifty Dollars to private soldier who should there
After Volunteer into the Of the United staes th. pur'
po.e being to promote en,ept into Regiments then N
the field and to the oigsnstion end completion OF
new ones until the States quota Of Fifty nine Theussnd Sew
an Hundred Men called ioT oy the Presd.ni should enter
the service Of the Government and whereas is believed
that the latter object has b. ~ acc7mp 'ishedi
Therefore and consu with those officers charged
suseisy BY with superb e8dng the fiscal concerns Of
the state do hereby proclaim and declare that the said
Bounty Of Fifty Dollars will not be paid to any Volunteer
into the new Regiments enlistment shall not have
been made Oh or prioT day the 'irth dey Of SeIten
Der 1862 ard DO berel declare that tie aforesaid
Bounty of FIFTY DOLLARS viii until further notice be
continued paid vt, soldiers who msy oD to serve
for three year. or The fill the Regiments ba'is
ion and Batteries OF Newly orb Volunteers which were IN
the field before the day Of July 1862 and to those
In witness whereof have b,rennio signed NY name ana
sfhyed the Priyy Seal Of the State at the CITY Of
H. Albany. this thnih dsy Of August In the year o.
Our Lord one thousand q Sht hundred and slhiy
two EDWIN D. MORGAN
BY the Governor
LOCKWOOD L. DorY, Private Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
BROGkANN ITEMS.

The CoURrs-The September term OF the law
Courts commenced yesterday, in the Brooklyn City
Hall. Judge Lott was engaged in hearing motions,
and this morning will take up tho Special Term cal
eudar. The City Court WA opened by Judge Key
uolds. The iiift and second weeks OF the term will
be devoted to issues of fact 10 be tried 10y the Court
and issues OF law and the third aud fourth weeks to
the trial of Issues of fact by the Jury. The hext
General Term of the supreme Court, Second Die
trlct, viii be commenced at Newbursh on Monday
next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Excitement Ina phiIndcfphia-The Friends
md Opponenents Of Gen. Mcclellan.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday, sept ], l6oS
The Ner- York IrJane's report Of the second
Battle of Bull Run produced the greatest excitement
in this city, on being posted tie bulletin boards.
In some cases alterations occurred bet Seen the ex-
cited friends and opponents Of Gen. Mcclellan.
About noon THE T'r,1uncs dispatches we're torn
from the boards information being received that
the Government bad ordered THE Tribune Office TO
be closed in consequence of the publication of this
horrible runor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

DEATH OF WmLtAN 81. CHAcE, TsQ.-We have
TO announce the death Of William NJ. Chace esq., a
highly esteemed gentleman, and long citizen OF
this State. He was native Of Rhode Island, but
hid resided here for many year, during which time
be built up for himself lucrative practice in his
profession az a lawyer. lie was well known as a
gentleman Of very generous disposition, having lofty
ideas Of the moral and political duties and respcns-
bitjes Of the citizen. Ever since the organization
of the Republican party Mr.. Cbace has taken an
active interest in s welfare and aided it with his
labors and his pure. When the present war COM
menced he sought ont place IN which he could
render service to his fellow cOunirymen, who were
going to the seat Of war ~ soldiers. lie attended
the early meetings Of the sohs of New England
with view " tie formation of an association to
look out for the comfort Of New England soldiers
going 10 and coming from the war. lie represented
the State OF Rhode on the Executive Committee Of
the New. England Soldiers Relief Association, and
in that position gave valuable aid by his counsel his
means, and his personal influence. He was gentle
man Of pleasing presence, ai'able IN his manners,
and in society seldom, if ever yeniured to take the
lead in conversation. This last trait, however, did
not prevent biz promptly condemning what he be-
lieved 10 be wrong, and attaching himself AS AL
ardent worker on the side OF what he knew and be-
eyed 10 be right After ailing for several days, al
tbough his health was not considered dangerous, he
WA. found dead in hs bed at hiS late residence, No.
81 Lafayette place yesterday morning. HIS dece"se
i. deeply regretted by large circle OF deeply at
tached friends aud associates. lie Was about my
wears Of age, and unmarried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

Special Dispatch tt TIE Evening Post
EnGAIA FALis Saturday. Aug 30, 1902
Another Rebel emi,sary attempted 10 cross the
Suspension Bridge to Canada this morning. but wac
arrested. lie was dressed az female, and carried
o baby, which be pretended 70 be hurting. He war
rather handsomely dressed, and wore thick vail.
Ii is rumored that the arrested man is a Rebel OF
no small importance. His trunks and papers are IN
possession Of the Provost Marshal, and there is a
great desl Of mystery ana excitement in regard to
be Identity WV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

From RIO HAcHr.-From Capt. Atwood oil the
British brig Alice, arrived on Monday morning we
learn that the revolution still going on in the inte-
rior The Liberal party are IN possession oil III ~,
principal places But little business oil any A'n'
doing, in consequence Of most OF the inhaoit"n'S
having to carry arms. On F1day, Aug =, Oh inc
west end Of St. Domingo, Capt. a. eAPeHenceu
severe shock of an earthquake which shook the
vessel like leaf it lasted about ten or twelve
recOnds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

PRESENTATION % SwoRD.-The letter carriers
connected with the Brooklyn PoSt-Oihee last night
preseoted Capt Gilbert Bogart Of Company A. oeh.'
torisl Regiment with splendid sword gold mounted
and sash aud belt as an evidence OF their esteem ioi
a former associate-the Captain having been engaged
in the capacity OF letter carrier for thirteen carr
The presentation was made by Postmaster Lincoln
and appropriate response was made by the re
cipieut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

Tns NEw NIcARAGUA RouTE.-The fine paw
steamship San Juan, Geo. y. Slocomb commands g'
s.iled hence Tor san Juan del NoHe lGFeyto an,
and the Lake of Nicaragua on Saturday. rms
steamship has been fitted with accommodations Tor
the passenger business OF the Lake Station q the
new Nicaragua route by her owners, The CentFAl
America Transit Company under the direction al
her present Captain, wao has had an experience Oh
eigh. years on the Lake Of Nicaragua. She has TIE
capacity Of carrying comfortably seven hundred 's-
sengers all under csyer; having two entire decks
from stem to stern for their accommodation Inc
upper deck has every comfort needed 10y iaules
belths, water clos.s, washing places, ana Is srcy
devoted to cabin passengers. The main DECK Is ue'
voted exclusively to steerage PASSENGER anu Is pro-
yded with si.l more extensive accommodations iof
comfort and oleanliness-and the necessary privacy
for female passengers especially. The loser eAOih
also belongs 70 the s,eerare aud il ventilated by
blower which is worked By to engine oil the 'saAu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Col. Fletcher Webster.

WAsBISGrOS, Monday, Sept l, 1907
There is concurrent testimony rs 10 the fact that
Col. Fletcher Webster was severely if not mortally
wounded. lie was taken from the field by four OF
his men, by order of Capt. Harmon, who, himself,
WAS wounded in the shoulder. The whereabouts OF
the former is no. known the latter is in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

BosIoN, Monday. Sept J. 1862
A dispatch to Gov. Andrew states that Colonel
Fletcher Webster of tie 18th Massachusetts, Regi-
ment was mortally wounded in battle on Saturday,
and has since died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Niblo's Garden.

Bad weather has no terrors for the lovers of the
R.v,l pantouimes. Tho first performance OF The Red
Guoue va. witnessed last evening by Sudenoe not SEN
lv duini.L,d Ly n. storm. Gabhcs dry humor was IN
.,us contra,t With the external condition OF affair and
parallel. were frequently drawn between the electric dsshes
o. Young America and tleir consequent thu ders Of sP
piau,e Within AMI the atmospheric phenomena without
III. Rcd Gnoe" will continue hratfactlon Tor the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Gen. Ranks snF.

W,fHSGros Monday. sept. 1 ls2
Dispatches received from Fairfax COurt-liouse,
seven miles from Centrcvic, state tina. no hrng has
been heard up to II o'clock to-day.
Gen Banks's forces were heard from last night,
and were in favorable position for joining Gen.
Popes army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Reported Movements Of Rebel Forces.

MKxPHfs, Saturday, Aug ~, ltbl
Ger. Villipgne, with force Of 5000 men, 10 re-
ported to be moving through Grand Junction.
Prominent Secessionsts say that Gen. Bragg q
forces have gone 70 Western Virginia and will soon
orpear on the Kanawha River and then march TO the
OHIO River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

THE EFFECT OF rHE WAH NEWS rs WILLIAMS
BrEoH.-Tne war news OF Sunday and yesterday
created the most profound interest and great excite
ment business 10 great degree WAS Involuntary
ruspendtd, the Intelligence from the seat oil war
apnarin. 10 aLro b all oiher is-ues Il was gencr'
siiy reported and believed that the services OF tue
17th Regiment would be again immediately called
lor Mos, Of the members expected to be called to-
geher last might to receive such orders hut Ia this
they were Disappointed The members eApiens thein-
selIes ready ior any call that may DO made upon
them. -.
Tie news seemed TO have the effect to stimnlai >
enlir,neuts, for more business was done hi the r.
cruiiing Offices Yesterday than any day last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
The Captured Rebel steamer Fair PIny-
Gen. Curtis.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. 81, 1862.
The Rebel steamer Fair Play, captured up the
Yazoo River a few days since, has arrived here.
Gen. Curtis and his staff have also an1yed here
The Genera has leave of absence TO attend the IA
ciiic Railroad meeting al Chicago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Bripndicr-GcnernI DIcnkrr.

WAsnIN0ION, Mon1sy. s'Pt ], I1tE
Brig Gen. Blenker states IN card tlnt be Ii not
living ou lis farm rs reported, but remains here
waiting Tor orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Chns. IngersoiI Discharged from Custody

PHILADKIFHlAl MDHuHJI VIZ =
Charles lngersoll, recently arrested ior ''e s''''
pents expressed in lis speech to the Democr''',
meeting in Independence Square, was dlscn'' s'u
from custody this morning. by order Of the Secie'af!
Of Msr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
5perial Noilcss.

A Regular MoBfhly Meeting Of the With Ward Re
publican association viii o. u-id ms EVENING 8 pt
az the he .quarters lg2 aad 49, Henryst. fuuctUs
attendance requ'i fed NhAS. IA. HALL. PseaiGent.
JAaKs ~. I.KKI. lc,..,.,,..
JouS g. GALLAGHER, ,
The Republican Executive Conn nittee.-The
EepuDucin Executive Cuui request
ell e. meet a Headquarters EDN ESDfl EVEN NJ,
sept. >, lust at y o'clock o. w Bh.GNNAN, Cha
ssixteenIh Ward Republican Association. "A
Inonny rein. be ncid At he ere NO
2s5 Blh-av., Oh TUESDAY, EVENING, sept 2 100! a. 0
o'coc. WM, ORION, President
4 nsI C., -. tseSs.,.....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
The Bnlrimorc Union RELIEF Society.

BALTIMORE Monday set ], l@2
Since Saturday noon, the Union Relief Society OF
this city have dispensed raons 10 1900 soldiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
The Rebels Marching on Fort Donelson'

CAIKO III, Aug u, I01Z
Dispatches are received at headquarters mere, that
the Rebels are marching on Fort Donelson Win the
purpose of alta king it.
he number of the Rebels 10 not known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
The Thir,y-sixih Massachusetts and TWEEN
tieih Maine Regiments.

BOsTOs, Monday, Sept !, loo3'
The steamer Merrimac has been chartered to con-
yey the Both Mas achusetts aud 20th Maine Regi-
ments 10 Washington.
Both regiments will embark Tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

Tue County Bounty FOR NoLuNTEERs.-The
laborr OF The Committee OF the Board OF Supervisors
ceased on Saturday, having the previous two weeks
paid out in bounies $50 to each recrui'-a total OF
s2l5 600. The number who received bouuties is
300.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
The Rebel Gen. EweIi Reported Killed.

Another correspondent writes us that he has posi-
+, &c information that the Rebel Gen. Ewell was
klle; IN fridays battle BY a shot through tic head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
CpnturP Of m Trniu Of Cars, etc.

MfsPHis. Saturday. Aug. 3D. 1852.
A detachment OF Union soldiers occupied fernando
on Thursday capturing train Of from Grenada
A Rebel force is said to be at Cold Water, four
miles distant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Io..e,, i'm Finh Excelsior Regiment.

Every commissioned officer of Co. j. 3'h EAeei'
sior killed or wounded except Lieut.. Squier. The
Regiment numbers scarcely company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

er, by means Of which northern temperature may
be enjoyed in the tropics. She has, besides capacity
for freight Of 200 tuns in addition to her full com
plement Of par 'engers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

NtFsT00t, Monday, SIT 7, IFK.
The Hon. John Willard. member Of the State
Senate, died at HE residence here this afternoon,
aged seventy years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

bellevue Eospital Medical CoIlese-session for
Ioo|-'-ihe m LlMINARY TERM . Lris Institution VIZ
commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept L. 1852 and ooDuoSe
70 the beginning Of the Regular Term viz w.,ta 10 sd
tion 10 daily instruction in the Bellevue end Black Wells
Island Hospital duriug the Preliminary Term three lectures
VIII DE gwen daily by members Of the Faculty,
The REGULAR TERM will comma % or WFDgPs.
DAY, Oct. l6 1867 and end early in March Isr Duns,
the whole Of the session the student will have tue oppos
nifty of attending least two Clinical Lectures ds9,. ts
ID tactic Lectures so arranged to interfere with
Attendance u III. Hospital.
,ncsI and Demoo.,rsve Teaching constituting ns srest
feature Of this College the a to rem.
The Immense OF the Hospitals available to hs
STUDENT the fullest All the lectures given either
in Hospitals 10 the College building situated within the
Bellevue Hospital grounds
The Departments and Faculty Of this College ere coas
ia ed a. follows:
President-ISAAC T.. TAYLOR, MD.
S-cretary-AUSTlN FLINT. j.. NJ ID.
Department Surgery and Surgical Ansomy-Professefg
JAMES X. WOOD. FRANK IA. hamilton, LEWIS A.
SAYRE, ALEXANDER 3. MOTT, and STEPHEN
SMITH
p.rtment Of Obs.trics and Di,-ases o, Women ssS
Childreo-Proessors ISAAC +. TAYLOR GEO i. Ell
LlOI and B FORDl CT BARKER.
Department Of Nat-s Medica snd
BENZ. W. McCREADY.
department Of Descriptive aud Comparative Anatomy
Professor TIMOTHY CHLDS
Department Of Chemistry aud Toxcoogy-Professos -
OGDEN DDkEMU>.
Department Of the Principles aid Practice Of Medcine-
Professor AUSiI. FLINT.
pep rtn,en, Of Physology and MoroScopy-Professoc
AUSTIN FLINT u.
Circulars may lie obtsined Of the Janitor Mr. WARE at
Bellevue Hospital 2thst Eat River; or by addressing the
Secretary OF the Faculty. AUSTIN FLINT if NJ. D. No.
- Union place, corner OF lsth-st and <;h-av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

sick and Wounded Soldiers from ai s.asesiailv
Citizens OF Mrgan resident IA neS "a R,asdnsy on
invited 20 e..rd e ne s,ing st No. 40 D,,iayys =.
WpDSFSpiY EvENIsG the 81 ins. AZ zoe. .,,A ~
rrl.ct plans RELIEF oil slcA a ~, tro The ..at
o. war. niI A"a 10y DARIUS CLARK,
place Is earnestly s'i'' Mli,ary Agent for Michigan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

BOARD OF EXCISE CoMnIssioSFEs.-The h'afi
Excise Commissioners yesterday held lis isih 'e'''oi
al granted 2oO liroascs. n, Boardai."urnsd uhu
is: o, October, Il, Il ociocA nSon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
MAR RE ID.

BRADY-HANsOS-On Thursday Aug H. By the Rev.
Rchlrd Horton A~d Brady Hattie A. daughter Of 10
scYA u. Hanson esq. all OF this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

-, v.y,u,,t. National Volunteers, Col. w.
,En.xN\ow /. tue time; don't Wat 70 Dc atsited ous
and volunteer to stlye your country IN
. fr;,,ent abe-hocied men wanted 20
Uniforms. rstion.. and comfortable quarter fu:-
hi II GU -nroiuleot All the Government,
nd Couny bounies secured to recruits Recruiting
S,Sca All ay. cor. lOtbs -
Oi'0o JAMES w. GURNEY.
U.a lat Re- -imeut " :. Chasseur Recruiting ORcer.
p.yinertsl Hes6quarers, No. sl4 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Business Notices.

-
Mrs. WINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHLpsfSReev-s the Child from Pam Inyigors,es the
Stomach and Bowels Cures Dysentsry and Da1hss, Cor.
Acidy, and Cures WndCoc Gives Rest, Confor. and
Health Children Teeng and sure remedy in case. OF
Cholera Tnfantpm. Sold everywhere Is bottle
1862. GENIN's GRAND FALL OPENING. Gls62.
Every Style OF G-ntlemen's Dress Sin HATS,
Ladies Riding Hate Whips and Gsun,e,s.
Misses aud Infants silk and Ret Hats,
VIII be introduced by GEsIs No SIS Bsosdwsy on thurs.
dsy Sept 4
THE PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
PALMER Inventor and Pstentee, Clinton Hall, AstoFp
ground noo ~ Y Philadelphia and Boston. Only houses Of
PALMER Co Avoid mpsitions by GAZING on the Inventor.
READER. you can have an enduring, always
ready reliable GoD PEN. exactly adapted to Your band
and style OF writing which will 60 your with. vastychesp
CT than Steel Pens you it, call A. MoRToS. No %
Ma deD-ane, ncose stamp for circular.
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP IS THE BEST
and mo., economical laundry and family being
tculay adapted for fannes and all kinds of wooden goods
Manufactured aud for sale by f. MoAGASs soSs, No. 2
Washington and No. 44O West-st
Also. FAMILY. PALE, and No. Soaps
TRUssEs. .-MARsH a. Co.'S Radical Cure
TKu, oce No. veseys. under Astc Housed opposite
the No connection whatever with any obe truss
Once of same name. female attends ladies'.
AT JEFPFRs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
BALxoKAL and Elastic CATERS Boy add iorths Calf BAL
MORAL Doors, Gvnt, Fine SHOES GAlTgRs add sLPPyA-
oil in great variety low prices JRFPERs 5iJ Broadway
RUPrURE AND VARICOCgLE CURED.-Dr.
RIGGss Hu1RubDer TRuss waterproof; used ia bathing
Clearly and indssurctble. No. BAkcLAX-sr.. n Y.
COMFORT AND CURE POR THE RUPTURED. -
Seat free to any afflicted with Rupture Hernia. Ad
d.e.s Box No 40 Newf York Po.t-Orcc.
GROVER * BAKERS celebrated NoseeSs
SEvyG-MAcuNys edgedt be superior to all Others
49,, 40 Broadway. Aewfofs
BARRY's TRICOPHEROUs is the best and cheap
article dressing brautfyng curing cleaning
The hair Lsde. Try H. Sold by all druggists.
TIE TAX BILL,
Now READY "a pauphe: Of ,, pszes fine. white paper
btud- The bill which word for VOID ia se,orauce with
the or ,na append to it Alpha ec hecaPrua.
ton OF article TO be taxed By the Law sDd the amour.
o. the be levied thereon This renders 1t complete
snd convenient as IL il possible 70 make H.
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per lO0 81 by mail Address Tag TRIBUNE New-forE.
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xrANY-Sssysc Machines with important improvements
Ofce 40. y . BroaGws