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A gxAuRIoE. the REAL AsrnoLo0ER rnAc.
piers Sass h ss' he nature o. ne ss .ss.
planets, the iniaeaes ihey eIrri pppn our earn 10
effects upon me s.ras.s'. ant fortune. q msntne !.
f,asd snos,edxs Of ~. role. al a.. ss,.ase az a., ~.
and ne hand q as b.. srs-4 os p.s Of r. "a. 10
eoveras he whole nsd q All saai relates tayoaf fspps
nass o. WIFE ssa ,s. IL. very a o 10
on. q isa 70 s s sssy sft s s
Maarie wil % sais o. s.cesss 70 any underslsg and
Ssss .s $ 20 q sssss.
% he rsss. p.rea.s iae. AID q. .eassa.
9r ths attitude. .brrs certain elrslm.rse. A.
and lucid saorsase q oss. P.., .n1 Irs'esi w ts -
carter nase him % give psrf.e .si..s.e,loe 70 H.. y.
1 Li = s as e. . a.ss 49,, ~ ws s.s. from
A BUSINESS AND MEDICAL cLAIgyoYAsr VINO
TsrtI..d q nj. ey ana Bo.oa, al ,oes rrrsrai.ei
formation % o.. q a.se s.ea. i. .ai. ss.ssi mend.
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10 rsy third street near sscoad avenue. marbss soop
,.n 70 4. s.,ss scs n ~.
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ar DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
IVA day Al 10Y O'Clock. at salcsroom 70 Nassau street
general assortment OF Household Furniture CArp Par
do Dining Chairs Dressing Bureaus washstands black
walnut marble Chamber SUITS oak DO Sofas Lounges
CHART &C. the whole being tho furniture OF family de-
Ginning houaekecplnl also two Soda Fountain.
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la REPORT mas BEkN CIRCULATED BY soME

deprive anwAry easily duped
avoid these mposons Madame Resel feels called upon
give this caution.
AsA REPORT HAS sgTs CIRCULATED CYL I sy SOME
practice. he desires % make that he continues
or s % Co s " 81 %
soS as sns S The r.. q s so9 he
found valuable information Tor such suffering from
ssfr MILLER ra s.
p ss AS Hotel NJ Metro
SURE GUIDE WHERE TO APPLY ARE YEARS
OF sasces, 10 enr,pg s,ssrs an rsscnng
@ New ~
street rsw yora city Ne hs. no ons, ONCE Ess6
a h roo ana a nrvs sr. s ens
The mos. Si;snes. i:pSSv q sooa a.ais A. Wopt
and eonsai.ss,on gratis. Hours il from A. NJ until
Ds cossETr TN, .EssEs OF The .I NEW YORK UNI
sns r o No. a. nj ar
Cy Han ri.os: practice q ,alryiaar ys.rs ,AIes q
ssys from rom il IA 4 !. 70 TX s'"' =" ''' ~
DR BELMONT 4 CO: q, 81 BnoAPgAr; ogrEa
s.ss ssr' iar'' urinary diseases o0'' hours '''"
DR wAEDs SUCCESS. As AL THE WORLD
has 70 hts doors sufferer. 4. ps. o.
S.s oSss y "a. stree. 4 strictly
~. n.a . Ea..', one. = n.p.s.;a street. rs:o,..
Al psrsons before contemplating marriage should take sss
.ss ssa ssl s.o.R
sad no S pay required sai ss :"
s :raaAsP - sssH IN o SA y . IT,.
cured wl.asa. anss sasspssa Some sSsss were q
yEsx ALE, 7. 1T6 r.osss
unpAsssied ssoes. lie can Be S'ssasd s.a he !nfahs
nR. POWERS ESSENCE or LIrx Oh REJUvKNX.
sng E.,, oos % L'ssnara s'rsss iris @s.s
Bringing lie aas hsss send Tor eesasl -
nR- JOHNSON. - DUANE STREET, NAY - con.
~ suited all dissssss thirty year. ssperssss
bee him % GUARANTEES speedy cures al ~hs Gene 1sAsr
nR, COOPER; = DUANE sIaxET. nEIsEE OF ran
.y !. b. once esd FROM 70 *. morning. .n
, IN the evening IL.
ia cRISpLE rEMALE rnYsic,As Asp &C.
tee 70 treat all female comphis. from wha.sss cause
H'swsfe No sais1iy Place Con saeus ICONS are
provided for ,hcss sboo. V require nursing
4sD 1 :, y fSs n 3
ID Ricord of rars After year. Of earnest soeitssios
ssss :.:s E Az
s.ituicus whether arising from TIE ereois of
ciimate or natural The time required 70 the
most nv~terAe four wrrks and N used
70 the printed instrucsons (which very smps faars
mpossbie Tnfs lire Restoring remedy should he
~ ~ snou, % marry, a. ~ eascss p.rnanent
ss1nowedssa W INC msdcsl press 10 y greatest die
suocs~s every h. ascsrtain a. sri~nce over
throws ixnorascr DIR. hnrrs Esseus IA . 4. sos \,
cssss. With ral insretons for IS v four
IN one for - sua VIII ~ ssmt
receipt OF reB(anc~ his acrredrd aren't PIIlIp
HULAND. az Broome street. door west n Brosdway
| New York. -
MADAME DEsrARD. FEMALE PHYSICIAN Tsr ! -
M all diseases a femses with lnpsrasl~d an, ..s So
and her reliable ne6rne. ~.
sirth avenue opposite Eighth street = va
MRAsE REsIELf. FEMALE pHysfcrAx AND
M Professor OF Ndwtfery - cossuIes a. r.u.i =,
la rhartcrs stres But n'ervtw VII ", rr~.,ss,~
H. n's- meienes eau " be obsinea az WI 4 -,
IL Size, o. w mai
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MEDICAL.

CAUTION TO LADIEs-MADAMB REsfELL FE-
"A male Physician, 162 Chambers street. deems Il her duty
10 caution ladies' against posors who appropriate her ad
vertisements word for word merely substituting gno
and wholly Irresponsible person Madame or Doc
tor These have spurious medicines and other poi
compounds deprive the easily duped
well Of their means as Of their health That ladies may
avoid these lmposons Madame Reste feels called 70
give this caution
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

=
CrrY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT NEW YORK.
70 rss kEsinxsrs AND OCCUPANTS or sromrs on Bno4D
The under. gnsd would respectfully cal, your attention to
The stores ihoroughfare morning Is great
hndraace . the perfect cleaning Il The stree. and keepng
day nuisance he aas, carried along The as q
srsr S
,s:ss: T.ssr ss%
Tor on account u any remaining
very 'e''sF'"'' your ' Fl T. sooTE. CITY Inspector.
men. sss .sa s.JsSIs !. ,Ss ONES q sss
90, Sol,ss, ;s. q Asse''neaa No aSass~sa.
RIO REAL ESTATE OWNERS SEALED PROPOSALS
is3 the purchase Rss Estate By Cororscn Tor
Que os sfs and nsSss and Thirty
eighth aud Forty second streets Tor the use Of Engne Com
One ics bssween Yin. and second avenues Tenth and
ons os sswssa Grssas and TSe%p.on srsoms sad
s,,sessr streets for ,hs ..s q Engine Company Nc
str res 70 Tor d. use Il a.s Company No
10 is.'s Is. ..A
ss,.ss s:sa 70, he u:s
s:ss's sas Ct % e
Preferences will Be gwen v vacant lots.
will be made In cash. recevtnG 3 satsfnesory
title The right rsssrvcd reject propoaa II
The Of y i Hsf:f r sRsssxx coupo
Crrv ov NEW rosG. DEPARTMENT 90 YfrArcs,
ConpraoiLnns Ogvtcz, july ~. sde5
RIO coSTRAcTORs -sEPARArx SEALED PRoPo
each endorsed with the ute 81 work for which
tbe bid r,y Be e9srsa wiil y rsesysd = Ais sss un
Of Sewers the fellos.ne erssa. 70 VT vsrck street.
from Wet Houston 70 cArsson scss Ferry sssih street,
s ISL : : ss
Bank ferns for he ds ed =. cher nsssary infosma
~ All ,bs oeIcs T1ioG STHvENs, Cro,os
: = sosr 1 I pSAlsnzoH. Aaasasss
omcs of the Crvsen Aau~dncs board. Jaly a. IA
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

EvERY FEMALE HER OWN DOCTOR.
~ The femac Medics Prcce tor: o. thirty years study
and experience, especially devoted 70 Diseases Of
Designed for nsruccr, guide Apd stefan Fsn
bofsnK useft information all slcknes~ with
hints valuable character for osnf young
single. Prepared particularly for the professsosAl
By CORNELfUSL. CHBESEMAN. NJ
Price twenty-five ,rnts sent b. nal. ssf -
uUTCfffNGs HtLLYRR,
~ Cedar street, New York
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rrHE HBPrAn1Ros-BY nAn0ARET, QUEEN or
original vcr fhs y, richest 'rsas . - iessdi Sf- Ok
pse.s ccsh on With ,~~vs pesatAi a'assrsssss Tor 81 ~
S' mall " 70 Q. BLANCHARD. Publisher. - Ann stree,
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MIBL0s GARDEN
IN Lessee aud Manager ........... Mr. VIM Wheatiey.
THE BEST VENTILATED THEATRE IN THE
COUNTRY
Commence at :. conclude f0f
SATURDAY EVENING. AU0. !.
EVERY EVENING
TILL ruRrHFn
THE THIRD MONTH
John Brougbams Grand Romantic Draua entitled
49,. TiiE DUKES MOTTO
THE GREAT SUCCESS
OF which IL beg ond
-, ma -, ooo ALI. PREoEDEN7.
zfVt-izd0Op persona having Witnessed this
r.a hrsinnLEss AND BEAUTIFUL PLAY.
INC oeepralea lriaA Comedian aud Vocalist
..,, NIX, COLLINS,
IS oonsh the sole right Of representation OF tho
Dukes Motto In America, az
CAkklCkFEK0Us
An Irish soldier OF forun1 with lhe sons Of wine gr,ht
Wine" and "While there's Life therr's Hone +, -
. MN. WILLIAM WHEArLEY
In hts remarkable personation or
CAPT, HENRI DE LAGARDFRE
connected with
THIS UNQUALIFIED COMPANY
Splendid New scenery. Costumes, Appointments kc
GRAND DOUBLE CORPS DE- 'BAILET
. And delishtful selections Of
Masic, under the direction Of Harvey H. Dodworth.
Seats b. secured
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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CEr 1T. GET IT.. OFT II.
~ - - - - EnR aEPTEMRER

OUT TODAY.
Oviafnsl- none It, csnten0 win be fouHds--On Draft
kstrono Chip Basket-tovernor seynours
Frends--Fast Ca0rs-tsrssS OutrAge-Ciuel Mmnie-Ihs
wAy Is -Fl.cs1esions n We ksrs sswho Would
- Observation-Disclosures CopA~pnse16batlna uvasers--
Ausrtmens To Lst-Larse Ide2.-Colcred Enlslrcents-
Vie On Excur~iCaa Prize ~ year single uumbers ir
Pus sssa Sy l. W. STRONG y Nsss.a sssss4 w.
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mo TuE OCEAN -cosKy BLAND AND pROoxLvw
paYosd fulon eathastgs ,yse. h \, .~ a.
Ton essry tar frypsA .oloP 'srss ,Ironsh ioar
an " u'nNtfa fare 3 e~niA
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TINTED srATEs AARsHAL's BALE.
PRIzH GOODS.
DANIEL a. BURDETT. AUcTIoHEER.
BT BURDKrT, JONES 1 CO.

B rtuc o. orders OF sse 70 me directed ~ the Hon. WA
M ss4os ss'''SP i's9 Sccks
on sArykDSs 1AiGoGsr |. issa
Is Cases EaicEeS
. k ssls c cs:sss SAL.
90 s.s.s Sal. s:.sss e prize ,s': Dudley DUDLEY M.
Cara. Juaipsr. Alligator. G,psy. John William; kos.,
from ysa. : schooner E.s:
B.s cc.soa from Prize .shosaer five BrssSer1
y Bales Cotton from Dras schooner John Wesley
ssiss cs.,sn from p priss = Sow =. 'a
B.s Sea Issnd Cotton from Prize schooner Grassy Jane
Half 9.ss Sea I:Isna Cotton from scr Crazy lane
bag Cotton, irompri.e schooner Isabella. a.
iS % Ripple and Royal
.SssIss STORE r4.D BROOK
ss: 90 sarsS q q p Prize :ssP s.
g .: :ss::s:: s:'is:' r.
' Va. %s. S r. '
United states Nsr.ha, southern pi,,rcs FLORIDA
TINTED STATES xARsHALs SALE
PRIZE PROPERTY.
Df ~ sJ Il sS49 s5 81 as:'' Go.
William Marvin Judge 81 he Unitei States District Court
LxIHBKRRs STORE ii ATLANTIC DOCK.
ON SATURDAY AGeHtsr q isss
Prize GOODS
From The follow M vesssls:-
saxEa2 HsSfhxas.
CLARiTA. DART.
iSJjSssss a WESLEY. i I'M WILLIAMS
Con sissing NJ
Ale Aauadsne Alcohol. Brady Hustons Beachsd Cloth.
d. Castle soAp Crocssry Collars coase Cali ssins.
Cloth, Dry Goods DIN. HOSE HArfwnrc HAndk erchiefs.
INK Kerosene OH. Lea Lins~ed Oil Leather, Logwood.
Nedicinea. MALTA Needles Opum give OIL Pins Paper,
Shot scbnspp see, segsrs spikes. Tea, Thread T~ne.
0aaaogues OF sasr VAL be resAy Thur.dAy. August
sAe once o. BENNER BROWN, rs Wall street
sale. -
Al the same Tina and place the PRIZE SCHOONER
.BRcrHERS." her tackle sc. ne lies b Atlantic
JAxKs c. CLAP,
United States Marshai Southern District florida
TxvrLLIAM ABBOTT AUCTToNEER, SELLS on THIS
w DAY At iox O'Clock the contents Of thesBaksry and
cosfeconerv sloe avenue u, near rwclfth street
Glass Jars. Bread Bones 0iass Cases Gas xlur~a
WIN. Writer'S. AucTIoSEER WILL SELL. THIS
w day al ~ O'Clock nj s,Weose street. Ill the gsuteel
Hon chold Furuv,urr, A.. Of the housrCarpess Bsds
Bedding paror Suit DRESSING Bar~sas WashsAnds China.
Glass, 40 aHl
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY. poR 6ESrLxnEx
only 81 tie New York Museum Of Anatomy. Ss BROAD
Pa ties unable TO attend these lectures
rccsp, Of 10 CENTS by Secretary
the New York Museum OF Anatomy.
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hcyfcgKRs fngArkv CHfeAoo -rrfs swrAs
w asa~~.t ~ 80 $3.50 ssftsS hs t~s~et $50
f~el~s sss e~@sks~~s ~ s<ass~i~a9ra ~s@g, s~sfss
s~~s sas.ss~sAsfss ~ 49, q y,,ccsp .s-s...,
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c1Dsgp yox rux sAAson
rKtL AND DAN nEtAxr

srnE grcfrsyxsr ~ roxsfBLr a osysrrs
q. or.as. csss-.s H. 80 s.a~t-sr. sea- sssvs~s
90 ne<ss tssae* ~ lt ~4srythtss sty-s
lsnfnf y fssn,rs STs<s snf ~ersrpasAw~ft rNs ot~n
A~ ~@ss F~srs~s~sr As<~v~&~~ ~ 49, s.s zoe
cir 49, Ia sss~is 40 inAxnss lkss tsy bsfee.
FRANK HURN1
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NEW BowERY THEATRE.
SATURDAY EvEsIvo Angus, /. issi
GRAND REOPENikd.
EVERYTHING khW.
REDECoRArHD.
REPA1NTED UPHOLSTERED.
AND EMHELLaHED.
The season viii bcnAugufAied By thc appearance -
eminoot IrAeediAn and iAvortr Of Che people.
MR.. EDDY.
who will for the la four In IN poU0
lar character Of
RRuTUR.
II John Howard Payno's oeleLs stsi Tragedy a
BRUTus,
GBK FALL OF TARQUTN
Eu0aGemont Of the eminent Tragic Aaxes0
MIA. fAkkhN,
The popular young Actor
MIR. o. c. BONIpACk
Al TITUS
with the whole strength OF The Company
To DO followed By
AN ALARMING sAnRfYTCE
MIR GEo. BnooKEs AND MISS KATE NRwros.
WANDERING MISsTRE1.
Monday evening Bhatsperrs sublime Tragedy q
produced with all thc Of Sesnesy ha1htasys ~
p0tntments. &C.
Mr.. Il. EDDY uare~e1
Mr.. FARREN. LAdt hAsee0
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A xERicAs rnsArny
sp.<s rars& ~ Jsg fss th~ grT~ VI fssB.ssasa
ArfL nsJSts ON sospAY. SUogsr ~
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I,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
ID The and nvst class mshtp
GEORGE CROMwkLL,
= Capt Jno A. Post.
viii leave pier No north river on Saturday August s
3P NJ.
Passage $40 preisht reducsd rates No freight re-
ssIved nor bls Of sdng slgned Friday Apply W
r. b CROMwELL CO.,
y NJ M sare
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AMUKEmENTs.
WINTER GARDEN
w Under The management q
MR.. MARK SMITH.
ro-nishs Saturday, August 1.
Nh sETCiIRLL.
MR. w r. FLOYD
Has kindly volunteered and will appear As
CAPTAIN MURPHY MA0UfNA,
Eghtcenth time Of Mr. Frank Woods succcasfui Burs
iesaue of
LEAH, THE fORS0Ok
Mesxs setcheil Marx smith, A. II. Davenport " n
NORRIS Sol. Smith, Jr; E Parsoe, Mi.A Emny Thor~ss
Mrs Mark Smith Mira Orat1.n and Mrs Floyd IN the go
Previous which, this The comedy a
the ---- --...
NH sETcHELL,
Miss EMILY THORkK.
MRS. 0RATTAN and
MRS. FLOYD VIII appear.
BENEFtT Ov
r. b. JACKSON,
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<,ySrLgyExs cAsy orr ciOrHiso prpcuAsEv
NJ 90 W wsssern -srtst Ia issss snst ,sss Tss
fuii rslvs 81 - pad vhno1t k&gxnsx sssng - I'm
py-- oaf q tss store o. ssars~ Taoa o coShoE. a.
C~nlsv stfrs4
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ASA REPORT HAS BEEN CIRCULATED By SOME
"A persons that Dr. WATSON has retired from
practice he desires make known that he continues
heretofore for upwards Of thirty 10 treat all affections
,outl fu and other ndscretions DIR WAT
BON reduced ny the price Of his Book the
Causc Cure including all the plates In which be
found valuable Information Tor such suffering from
either disease deblity or who contemplate marriage
Sold BY MILLER JENNINGS. 422k broadway, and by
the Auor at 81 broadway. next block above the Metro
poitan Hotel Consultations from z "A. NJ To o Pm
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II BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY 8. 4 J. BOaARr
- this day, At 10x O'clock at the auction No.
North William street Housh Furniture, consl ting Of
mahogany Sofas, Chairs Loun. brussels and Ingram
Carpets Olcloh. Mirrors Bedeads and Bedding Crocke
Casters Lace Curtains, Arm Chairs. Kitchen Furniture,
and also Herngs Safc oneeghth Of pipe OF Brandy
one bay Mare, old sh drver sorrel
Mare Grocers Wagon. Hight Business Wagons
OF Harness. Wagons. Horses &C. Also iot Of Boots and
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A SPLENDID PIANO FOR Sef0-0. A II. BARMORB.
n A5 Bleeckcr street offer splendid OF their
premium Pianos the cheapest and with AL
improvements unique IN s aud nnish and warranted for
i've years
IA Piauofortc which $i75 viii be sold for than
half m vsine also ane 6a octave grand Piano for 500
Apply for two days. at 23k Twentieth street. Third
A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pr.
"A hno for sae--Round AniAhed all round all
Guy maker been IN eight months fully and
In complete order cost $ for STA including and
oovcr Also Parlor Suits, cost $780, for $50 doeiOO
EtAgcres Mirrors Bookcase, &c. sacrifice InquT.
70 West bixteenlh street near sixth avenue
A OARD.-MESsRS. n. q. LIaHTE A co WOULD
"A respectfully that after having
tasted Mr. s. n. Driggs celebrated Patent String Clamp
they have bought the exclusive right 10 II nointy
with the inventor. PAnofortes with that admirable i'm.
provement exhibition the public their
rooms al Broomc street. second block cast Of broadway
MECHANICALLY NOTE or 500. PAYABLE IN PART
~ for piano At $40 70 exchange for Iron Safe. Ad
dress T. W. n. ~ Broadway
NEW SOMEHOW or PROMISE" BIT II. TUCKER,
IN author Of when this Cruel War 10 Over" Published
By WILLIAM HALL 4 SON 6as Broadway.
DIANO wANTED.-A FIRST CLASS SECOND HAND
given Tor the No bogus dealers need sppy Address
boz d. Herald ONCE
OK GREATEST BARGAIN IN TIKI CITY-A
sUOOs beautiful sx octave mahogany Plano. iron plate
&c very nne Tone and In perfect order Apply this day
owner leaves the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-19
Importnnt 70 InventOrs

The Scientific American reminds invent
ors who have incompleted applications of
long standing still pending at the Patent
Office, that the new law, which brings
such cases into the class Of abandoned
inventions, will begin 70 Jake Pra0Ii0ai
effect on the ID of March, 1868. The law
passed March Sd, 1861, and section Il
reads as follows:
"a And be Il further enacted, Tint appli-
cations for patents shall be completed
and prepared for examination within two
years after the fling of the petition, and
in default thereof they shall be regarded
SIS abandoned by the parties thereto, un-
less it be shown to the satisfaction of the
Commissioner of Patents that such delay
was unavoidable, and all applications now
pending shall be treated as if filed after
the passage of this act"
In matters which relate to obtaining
patents, delays are often dangerous. Let
all who have pending applications COM
plete them at once, and thus relieve them
selves of all liability tc loss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-19
Immense Arnr Hospital.

A great army hospital has lately been
erected at Acquia Greek, for the reception
of the sick of the Army of the Potomac. A
"hospital tent" is q tent like an officers,
or wall tent, only more than three times
as large. The space within it is equal to
& good sized drawing room. More than
$50 of these tents, white as the driven
snow, pitched in long streets Of more than
q quarter of a mile, and supplied with
every convenience and comfort, compose
this hospital. Between 5000 and 10000
persons now occupy it. 1t is made up of
eleven army corps, each corps possessing
a street, and these streets SO long, that
those at one end know nothing of those at
the other. Everything is kept in perfect
order-stables in tents for the horses, out
houses in tents, kitchens, store-rOOms, par
lors and surgeries in tents-and it seemed
like huge camp of BedOuins. Ladies are
fitting about, nurses belonging to the
Sanitary Commission, who come and 60 as
occasion requires.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-19


Sustain the Governmentzuow or never
It's q contest between military suecess-
es and peace-opponents Of the war. TIE
country is to be saved or ruined very
shortly. If the Governments is sustained
if hearty support is given to the policy
and war measures Of the Administration;
if the people rally, as they did two years
ego, to protect national honor if the in
terests Of ourselves or our pOsterity are
consulted; if the fire Of patriotism burns
brightly enough to consume the brands Of
discOrd and party strife; if the words of
herOism and patriotism which have come
up from the army are needed as they de-
serve-then the war will be prosecuted to
the confusion Of the rebels, and the foun-
datiOns of the Republic will have been res
oued from the hands of the detrOyers. But
if, on the other hand, distrust is allowed to
prevail; if the COpperheads continue to
vomit forth their treason if our soldiers
are to be slandered and our own honor
outraged by the false and hereto doctrines
which were first timidly and areInOW boldly
uttered by the Northern rebels-then only
the special interposition Of Providence by
some unlocked for manifestation, can save
us from national disaster and ruin. The
cry of "pesce, with which these semi
rebels seek 70 beguile the people, is a de-
ceptive and alluring light, to lead the un-
wary into the slough of national despond.
They offer peace, but they have no warrant
for it. Protesting to speak for the South,
they are miserable liars. There is no peace
until the Federal Government conquer
and subjugate the rebels or is overthrow
itself by their infamous warfare. This
fact the copperheads know full well, but
they use the word to aid their villainOut
schemes for distracting the North and
weakening the Federal power.
Shall the Government be sustained and
these traitors overthrown2 Let all who
say yea endeavor to be at the mass meet
ing of the 2Sd, convened for the purpose
of sustaining and strengthening our ale
glance to the Administration.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-19
Lie RAT. of the aIonltor sanganon.

Iu our description of the new Monitor
ssngsmon, it was said the vessel carries
with her a newly invented elastic raft,
composed Of six India rubber buoys." We
learn since that this raft is made Of gutts
pereha, and four cylinders (or buoys) in
stead Of six. These cylinders are pointed
At the ends, and are each twenty four feet
long by twenty inches in diameter. They
70 IN raft, upon which as many as seven
~ six persons can be accommodated with
perfect safety, and the whole propelled by
oars or otherwise at good rate Of speed.
The raft is made under the invention Of
Mr.. John Rider Of New York city. Mr..
Riders invention has been approved by
the Navy Department as the best life saw
ing apparatus yet provided.