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DIEFs.

BEsJAMIy-on SATURDAY Aus ~ Loui'e only d,ush,
tel Il 4. aud JO.ephine Benjamin. ICED SeAr' ard
The .aner.! vii sio place Tuesday afternoon I'm s,i
r. 2oc,es fom tue residence ofser sandiaiheT ElJah
socor No. lis hss. Hoa'cn stfeei.
pROwSE-On SUNDAY Aug O. after Ions and painia. III
fr. Paric. Henry Browne in the 'i, year Of his age
The and friends the family The ueheTr o. tho
Typographical uncn snf q Empire L9iie 90 p, " on
- are respectfully Invited to a'tend his nneai om hi'
lat rs'i,ncc No % South Feut'n .rtf WI
Monday. sr !oth ilst. At e'elocH without TURNER Ia
The msnber % N.w.Yors Typographical Uoion No are
Invited % a,i.ad the funeral Of the f-ea..d az a'ove
n s I'M Rec Sec. II. IA. FAILING President,
BYRNE-A, tnloa Port We,,cheser County. on TUESDAY
Avg g. Enoch, infan, OF lhos byTre aud Susan l.
mob ,acied Mr. lyme. house the de, aud ?2d Of
Jov SIR Bvrue her children escaped fr the time bat
a.. w.s too much for til. ohi died Of fight,
BAXTFR--At S.1voo Haucock County. m, on Weiue,.
DAY July % Annette wife Of Emil Baxter, and only
Jaa.h,sr Of lhos Powell
Newark (N ~ paper, please copy.
BIRDICK-At Yonk.fa, on saturday Aug 2. Hesnors,
daughter Of Samuel G. aud Joaet NJ burdek, aged IL
Tn, relative. snd friend, Of the family invited to attend
tic funeral On Monday Aus TO- a. O'Clock ?. NJ, from
20 $40 West Iweu'ysecond street.
BONNET - In brooklyn, Lens lslsnd, Desk Susanna,
wifi, o. lease Bonnet. IN lhc 10th ye,r Of her age
TIE funeral 'srvees vii be he'd the residence OF her ',n
afternoon oeloet. Tho r.msn, Will he removed -
ew.nochelle Monday morning. The car. leave
Twenty scvsuth,iret station sEyt o'clock The
tive ana fiond, respectfully invited to attend
DRAKE 49, o. Saturday, Aug. ., Of consumption. Adela
Drak~ ased y yesIs.
The a,se. AID friends invited 20 siend her funeral
On Monday afternoon a. o'clock. q, her mothers resi-
deuce corner Marcy a1d Putnam avenues, Brooklyn.
OLiVERO On sunday uoroug. Aug Q, Louisa w, wife Of
Joseph Oliver In the 30ih year OF her age.
The friends 81 the faulty, ana OF her su'naw, Francis
Miner and WIN r. Contoy respectfully tnyt@d % attend
tho funeral fiom her alc sssdencc. No li0 West Twenty
fourth street. It ?. o'clock this afternoon
TALMAN-In BROOKLYN SATURDAY Aug. 1852 Cathsriue
Ann ony daughter Of Charles and CshaIne Ann rslmsn
sged - ye.s
The relatives aud friend, 81 the family respectfully Invited
10 attend the funeral ru-.day Aux H. 81 o'clock
M from the residence Of her father No 80 Pacific street
TALMAGE-At E... Hampton Long Island. Friday.
Au. Vhie bathing James r. son OF Daniel and ilannsh
T4imsss OF Bound Brock, n. j.
WILLIE rr-At Chrthaun Mas on Friday evening Avg. 7.
Arthur Bronson. Of the Rev. Marnus and Elizabeth
Auun Niileit. sgri months and DAY.
Tho fi.nds 81 the family respectfully Invited TO attend
th. funcsl this day. AZ tho Marble Cemetery in Second
street, n.sr Second avenue al l0i a. H. precisely.
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m MAxic9 ob"i'" 20 weak, in Itaiy against tho
weak Let AuA rlc'ins never follow tbst '.xafrIo
and LEI lion. remember that war is only u-Ii;abIe
TO prsserys t,, everlasting principles u liberty.
Applause
thank the Teachers association for their kind
invils' hope may have anoiher opportunity
Of talking with them. l hope tie time will soon
come when ! will no longer be confined 10 this
reaoeful eft =, but that will, like those N the field
help in the great wcIk Of a reconstruc'ion Of orr
country. hope that peas6 will soou retnrn, and
that You will have soon the companionship Of thoee
gallant teachers who now wear he uniform of the
4 mercan soldier. lAppisu.e. In the name OF
every teacher, in the name IF every good soldier,
who has now entrusted bis children TO the care OF
the public teacher, in the name of hnma lily. thank
all nose who engaged in thr great work OF pub
lie instruction. hope they will peruevere to the
end consistency opens the way to the stars, says The
proverb. The life Of the teacher should be devoted
to the preservation Of bis country aud to the reor-
Of tho States and territory now in the
hands of the public enemy, which hope, by and
by the strong arm Of tue American soldier will re-
conquer.
LoDg.continued applause greeted the conclusion
of the speech. and Gen. Sigel TO retire, when
Msor-Gcn Stahel entered the room, and was intro.
duced BY Gen Sgel.
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EnuortaUt Information.

TIE PRESENT POSITION OF LEES sRNY--LEE
AND UFF. DAVIS At LOGGERHEADS-LEE
TO GIVE UP VIRGINIA NORTH OF JAMES
RIVER, UNLESS RE-ESFORCED.
We have information from Dixie satisfying us
that on Wednesday last Les whole army, with the
exception of brigade or 10 around Fredericksburg,
and 5, G0D infantry, with his cavalry, with which be
Is making \ chow OF holding Cqipepper 'oon'y' ~
concentrated south of the Rapidan IN the vicinity
OF GorGOnsvIllc
lie is row engaged in a rather litter controversy
with Jsff-rson Davis on the snhj ect of rsenforce
ments. Davi. avows 10 bin his Inability TO furnish
them, anu Lee replies that If that be- 30, DAVIS must
prepare 10 ses him lLeel give up al oil |irgini"
north of James River, M II will he mGduess his
part to rick VIVA, force he hss lcf, north Of that
river, as matters now stand on The Rappahannock
Washil stOn osaf.
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n.orr that President Lincoln regarded this
Triumph Of generous ideas in Missouri as fully
counterbalancug the untOward and unexpected
results in Pennsylvania and OHIO.
Within the present year, it has seemed sood
70 tbe Administration to put its patronage IN
Missouri into The hands of questionable friends
and open foes, on TIE principle affirmed in The
trite query: elf man can't take liberties
with his friends, with whom can he 2" y Re'
publican General. Commanding was dismissed at
st. Louis and =" Conservative " installed IN
Ills stead; and this change was naturally lmi-
tated in the subordinate commands. Gen. Ben
Loan, Emancipation ". c. elect, Gen. Blunt,
&C., were superseded by inyeterate Pro-Slay-
cry men Ike Guitar or "Claybanks OF
most Conservative" pattern; under whose
auspices earnest Ant-Slayery men have about
such usage as was accorded them IN Kansas
under Pierce and Buchanan.
Under these auspices, special election has
lust been held for a Representative in Con-
cress from the Hid District. vice NOEL (Eman-
cipation) deceased NOEL was elected las.
year by plurality of screen over John G..
Scott Pro.Sayery) who has now doubtless
succeeded him by a much larger plurality.
The following are the partial returns OF hand:
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xV..,c,,, Hazards Of Trndc at Portland.

The Western Boards OF Trade were taken on an
excnrsioa To- the ISLANDS Yesterday. The weather
being foggy and rainy what marred the pleas
ure Of the IMP The cxcursion steamer sailed about
the harbor from 10 until 2 o'clock, ailordng views
of the fort and other objects Of Interest, ana then
landed ut little Hog leland, where an excellent
banquet w4s provided, and the visitors were hi.o
mir, luced 20 fish cbo WIDER and cambake-repasts
Indigenous 10 this locality. The whole party re-
turned at 7 o'clock in the evening. To-day they
attend the various churches aud are guests oil our
merchant. On Monday morning most Of them re-
turn TO their homes by different routes, while somo
remain few days longer hore
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TrnXclcra, Guide.

TO albany, by Hudson River RI 81 Waneu.
st. n ~ "a snd q 5 ard h p IN. Sunday. 5;22 p. IN
10 AbtiS' W ihiiefn tl 2ttL-,t. and 4th.ay lOt N
10 Boston. " Nsw-London line PER a0 v
r. stoningion foe, Pier 49, N. r. and f.a
Rives line. Pier 3. n H., daily snndaysex.
cePteel. sp IN
TO Boston, BY New-iIaven RR. via spring.
hsid I.t',sS ana sn-ay m. and ~ and p. IN
a. 9m'ss, wa 9aeis Lns ~ aud p. Sunday p.
'~...., I aud 10 .. and p.
OF coarland ST. 10 m "A, ~ M Sunday, II p.
Railroad Pier % n. r.. fcot of Baclay-st. M a.
To Washington, by Ne1-Jerse5 RB.7. lOau.
and . ana ~ tot Of conr,sndts. Sunday y p m
To IN. West. by Central Railroad OF New
Jersey. foot Of &c urand.st. and 80. m.
Il ui.....................-.... Up. "a
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b. T~-lS00-X.

Persons OF sedentay habits troubled with wsaspsss is.
tade pstion of the heart lack OF appetite. dsre after
eating torpid liver, constipation &c. deserve suffer-
they will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BrTTERS,
which are now recommended by the highest medical snho
ties asd warranted produce Immediate benshcis effect
They exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure. and must
supsrsede all other tonics h,Ahy gentle s.nlians
Is required.
Ihey purify strengthen. aud snvfgorste
Ihey create hesthy appetite
ihey Ire an ansidots TO change Of water Lrs diet
IheJ overcome effect. Of dlssiux.ion and late hours
fheJ drengthsn tho system sni sslvsn th6 mind
They prevent missmst,c and intermittent fsvsrs.
They purify the breath sod scidity OF tho stom ach.
They cure Dyspepsis aud Constipation
They euro Diarshea CLoie-s and Cholera Morbus
They cTs Liver Complaint end Nervous Headache
They make the weak strong She lsngd brilliant and
exhausted NATURES great restors The2 composed Of
&c ebrated Cai.sya bark wBtsgren ss.fras roots and
herbs all preserved in perfectly pure - Croix rum For
particulars circulars and te.omaf sround each botss
Beware Of impostors. Examine every bottle. See
hiss u. s. Bane.s signature prysfrU. Stamp
the cork, with plantation scene. and asn sgnsur.
fire steel plate on side label SEQ that bottle
not ref led with spurious aad deeefsus stu We defy any
pars u the taste characsr of Gu. goods Any
person pretending 20 sell Plantation Bies by the gallon in
b-s Is mposter We sell only in log oSbin bottle Auy
initiating this bottle selling any other mater al
ierein whether called Plantation Bite not is criminal
under the U 8. law and will be prosecuted By Va
already have eye two parties ref fns on, bottles se
who viii succeed in getting themselves 10 close qurer
The demand for brakes Plantation ,ters from ladies'
clesynen, merchants, &c Il perfectly incre Hole Ths
simple thai Of bottle /. he evidence prssons to their
worth and ,np-riority.
They sold by all respectable drsryr grocsr phyi-
clans. hotels ,s.oons steamboats, and coun ~ stores
r. II. DRAKE 4 co,
No q2 .o,dy,- y Y
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SCOTS gain so far, $50, and his election sure.
Mr.. Scott is just such politician as Val
landgham, and as bitterly hostile to every
Republican sentiment as man can be; yet the
Administration influence and patronage have
elected him. There may be a good reason for
banshing such men from Ohio and electiDg
them to Congress from Missouri, but we 90 ut
cae II
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The Graefeubers Vegetable Pits,

-
Are the hest IN the ord for family and ior
I.pIGssrioN u oSsriP,riOs-HEADAchk-N iRyorsSEss
-BtIoussvss -HEAKrBUKs-ACIDIrI -NArssA- FLArU-
lKsrg WANT oV APPETITE - DrsPEPsIA-L!ygR Coz
lFIAfST-(ikYIs6s-FEYkks
"a aoeonn ~ her ey,Gf minoS ard Jrsr s fact haf
~ u,ysy rps sa.ssds l,gre lhs b0trst se1rfpded
nGoa s G,astsstefg Pill psA BE- found rgsre pei'a"s
IS cents per boz On the receipt Il dollar
four bore. by mall ee OF postage, to any part
-, All orders FOR Graef.rbsrg medicines should BE- adj
dressed 70 J. y BRIDGE. ~ D.. Re'drt F'ys'sran G'Go
bs,o Ir,ft,l!e 1879 Wi,'iamst, Ne~-Nott
r- r b,iass eAl eOassIs oifh pdsss above FROM
a. ~ % D.
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MOvemenIs Of Ocean steamers.
Buslncss Notices.
A BrAU1IpuL COMPLEXION.

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, free from tan,
pimpe. aad neckls may Easily he procured ~ using the
Rtfn oil Thor lSB fI0wFPs" For sh iyiug IL Ia
a.sd-a angle drop akin nc siher. IL Is compOs-d Of
m OIL hoar, cal 6tlef valuable circles, highly psruurd
y IL own a. Rodents, when used for washing light end
morning render. skn sot snd white and free from Deu
IN Pce 81 .ant.. For sso By ID. y BARsEs Co, and
aildr
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To he
~ '-' WAsHisGTos Saturday, Aug. o, 1853.
PROTECTION FOR NEGRO TROoPs-ENFoRcE-
MrNT OF TIE PRESIDENTS RETALiATORY
ORDER.
The following official communication from Secre-
tsry Stanton proves that the recent Order No. 2'2,
Of President Lincoln, is TO be fully carried out.
When the guuboat Isaac Smith was captured by tie
Rebels in the Stone River, some months since,
among the prisoners taken were three coofed men,
Al The time the officers Of the gunboat were released
thsse men wero in close confinement, and their re-
j.sse WAS refused, and has never been granted.
Upon tho authoritative declaration Of the policy OF
the Government in such cases, the Secretary Of the
NAVY called tho attention Of Mr.. Stanton TO their
ssses aud il will 10 that he makes 1t the occa
son Of q prompt enforcement OF the ORDER Inc
President 10 determined that the rights, as prisoner"
OF war, OF all who are captured while IN the service
Of the United States shall be respected irrespective
Of color, otherwise the sternest retaliation VIII De
sxasted:
wAH DxYlKrxnsT, WAsHISdTossCTr'{
August q, Ids ,
sR: Yoor lstsr Of N. Sd inst calling the attention OF
this department. TO the Of Grin H. Brown IMAM -.
johnson aud William Wilson three coored men on
department has directed that three hsoe prisoners Of south
Esrelin there BE- say such In possession ana no'.
e, Brown johnson and Wilson, that the fact 10 com
sasiss.sd to the Rebel authorities. at Richmond
" E DWis T. aoI sfssTos '' s.e1s.y Of War
The Hon. GIDEON WzLLE, Secretary Of the Navy
CAPTURE OF Suffers by MOsEBYS
GUERRIILAs.
Hoseby's puerrilas still infest the region OF
country between Alexandra aud Fairfax, making
continued attacks upon suffers trains Some Of the
property 10 rseaptared from tune to time by our
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Special Notlree.

ARrguinr Meeting of the Fifth Ward Repub-
Hem Association wll be held at Lsriss ki0h WaEd
Hotel on MONDAY EVENING, Aug, 10. 1903
" A. siMts -, THOS 0UTWATER,
A J MOORE SveN" President
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" A.rEkIED.

Moth Church, New Haven. on Ihn:s
ds, Aug o. BY th- Rev. john ; =. Abbott tho ~. = 4
ratio O. lsid a. hAseu and Harriet 'Aus An AbooH
daughter u tho onica'ins Clergyman. No card.
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Ar the broadway Retail Neck.Tis. aud Collar
ssore-SFCk.rIEs AND COLLARS FOR THE NIL.
LION q. the i0on. prces: IS cent sss' Is cents ieens
Ia Al IS e. t. 50 cent Tee at IS cents IS sn Tiss sc
THOUSANDS OF DOZENS TO SELECT sRoM -srrsns.d
upon 10 fee. in length Gents Fiae Lnsa Ply
COLLARS superior quality ct Is eents elcA II - pss
dozen AK NsON'S Patent Ensinsled STEEL COL
LARS AZ IS cents sMITHk BLAKE, No. 37s Broadway
csrnsr of " Lite.st.
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Entertainments W ondny, Aug. 10.

VIBLO'3 GARDEN-1he Dukes Motto.
NVAILACkis Tue 10 the LAst, with the Ghost
BAR,Lh,., MuSEUM--siiii Waters Kun Deep
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Govern nsemt Lonn.

PnILApKIrmiA. August 0, 1859
The sales of Five TwentieS on Saturday amounted
N s750 900 Deliveries Of bonds arc being made 70
July %.
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,,.,Is C,osr nj the Po.t-Omce

For Great Britain aud the Continent, by stt"mor .,
Scotia, "Wednesday, Aus. 4..:.'.'.'';:'.',..' Ia u"
70, "" n Observation-Disclosures . IN.
W., id IT, ., Jo,,ol, o.....3s IN. and ~ y. M.
korth-Alhfny Buffalo aud Canads 30 M ana y v ~
North aud " est Nay Mail ...........,...'........
~ ~ ~. 80 xya.,.ru Mail m a and 10
60 rn spu ''" -. q a. Ii, / aud OF y IA.
htv.iiedlord Newport aud Fall River ..'..."'.., W
IN, I,onr Isand Mail closes al g. ni' w W VI.
SUNDAY al ais On SUNDAY all mails close w. ~ "
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The y. Y. Tribune.
WAsHfSeroS, Aug Q 1863.
LOOKING OUT FOR HOMES.

WAsHrSeroS, Aug . 1863.
LOOKING OUT FOR HOMES.
One hundred aud ffty-fve settlements under the
Homestead Law, have been made in Olympia
County, along PUGET Sound Oregon, within one
month.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE SCRIP.
The issue of Agricultural College Scrip to the
State Of Rhode Island hes been made. The Act
provides that only the assgnees Of The state eau
locate the lands thus granted, and the Act of the
State accepting tue grant reads that tie transfer
only be made BY authority Of the State Legislature.
it is probable tina. no action Will be taken until the
meeting Of the Legislature. This viii Keep the
lad cut Of the market for some time.
WASHINGTON GAS COMPANY.
The act organizing tie Washington Gas Company
stipulaies that the Company shall charge Govern
nent % cents and other consumers 80 cent? per 100
eubit feet Since the Internal Revenue Law has
been in operation the Company have added the
Is per cent tax TO their bills. To tis Government
and others objected and the subject referred to
DIR. Brodhead, Second Controller Of tie Treasury
Department who has decided that The Company
has no right TO exceed the rate prescrbed in this
set, az no act repeating that has been passed aud
chat it was clearly the intention Of the Internal
Revenue Law that Companies should pay the tax
out Of their profits, for which reason tue gradual
ing scale of the tax made upon profits, varying
from small 10 large amounts.
GEN. MlLRoY.
Mai Gen. Milroy 10 il town 10 attend the Court
Of Inquiry asked for by him in reference 10 the eyac-
nation OF Winchester
CAVALRY CHANGES.
The regular cavalry about 10 be Temodeied
and reitted, aud ii is said to turn over their od
horses to the volunteers. Considering that the vol.
unteer cavalry have done the greater part Of the
fighting, aud have alwsys had trouble IN obtaining
horses this seems hardly fair toward the volunteers
SENSATION NEWS
In the absence Of other sensational news, our Coz
semporar;es have renewed the old topic Of war wish
England. TIE matter looks very formidable and
imminent on paper, but has no Foundation IN fact
The later, intelligence from abroad is considered IN
official circles 10 ernnently favorable AZ regards aoy
apprehension Of officially between England and
this country The policy Of Mr.. Seward at this
time is 10 treat the matter in the light az be.
1ween individuals. TIE manufacture and sale OF
arns which others use against us cannot be con-
strued las the manufacturers assign to injure u.s.
Come direct overt act must be committed BY En-
gland before this country can declare war; That
England will interfere, one cOgDzant OF the facts
belie,es.
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Religious Notice.-NEw.EhGLAND SOLDIERS
RELIEF ASSOCIATION. No. let Broadway,.Ihe ReL
W. CUDWONrH, ChsplAiu OF the LIST Mass Volunteers
nav at islapd will preach at the Rooms
ef the New Engand sokis Relief Association. No. i9t
BoAdwsy TO DAY W. IN. -Re!is Qua services ktEkx
SUND AZ at o. IN Public cosoiaiy invited to sltsaA
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u, 1903:
From Colgate L Hof- From ". A. X. Bridge
m.n.............. 100 COL hampton i.......Si %
From Trinity ~ r.. G. From Rnius 5. King sd
SUNDAY School, Cs,;le- ditenal.... .;.'...... o
ton ......... 20 o. From BrsY,oft Paeer.. ~ 20
From M,rion Y per From Gsors- DMorsanIoO -
Rev tmas. stanton. % q from Wm. N-@ Smi,hle0 %
From ~ White From Grscs ChaIeh
f.ore............ 10 4b Whiestone l. L.. 81 IS
Pom s.b...... 10 % From Mrs Ann f. Jons. %
t,om S~Iuvlsr Usr,hy From Trinity ChaFca
4 Gr.han.........5lO co New 10 lrie........ p %
From Ziln Church.S 7. from Canst' 'hbf.s'
per Bishop oouthgate 200 90 tn Rev Ut NaiAr'' 81.
Flou Spotofd & Tile hscto.. INV ~
.on..''............. 100 90 FROM Crri.'- tsg'l
From Theodore Gilman IL 90 sA5oGh Sehoeif ne .
go -. CLARITY H. Rev Dr. Cauheld. r. Is -
Case SontholI....... , 90 From tee. ;. stephen
Efo he Ray A. sou........s......... ~ ~
| Mill. Newark. n J.. 10 co. From Gen. fsl Dsptst
From Jsryc,s NJ per Shuicn' tse hsN"m' - ~,
tho Rev. J. !. Buck. - on Seare' tas - "
Prom, E............. / % From ~, IeC Dntct On.
ra-n ToLn Y P.r.ons 20 DOL o. hri,Ls tie
Lrrn albou p Mon ~ COL Rev. D.. EsiB. Pasi0rlf y
F~ofn Loser Lawrence IS 90 From We 20 %
Frum :. 4. SadmoIe... p o. ftom Fnst con.iefa-
Hsury Dsy....... 20 OIL ti0nel Catfcn it1sh 80
From JOha Crosby. % CO.. ing l.. l..'.'.'...'' %
From the Mother OF -, :,
poor S0ldier.......... OF IotH..'...'"'7- W. u
Froun L. q. P,,........ 5 COL
$3.50 JAMES NJ BROWN. Treasurer.
No. - Walst
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Piles PILES

FILES HES
Dr. WfrFfRLp's Vegetable P.l.Ths worst csses OF Er
t.rna Blind OF geedisg PIE, Will yield 20 few boAs, Of
those Pill. al oii,ay c,se,, Oh" pot Il "hcltnt Ih, Is
no hui.brr bat iors-ie4 rtd thcIouf yest'd remedy
A cure . slNsIieed Price 59c Per box Ssh' oy n~ !"
ruv eddfe8s Sold ~ IN cuss .f lt Dy the gfoieipr =
l0rsG. No. 4fi DH0ADvAT. Cell sn4 reid testimonais
ORIENTAL BATHS -ELECTRO-MhGS AND
FtxieArEp yAY0n FArms. Nos. and FoOltnay. (aear
Cooper UB.onl open from g. IN, to 10 m
DATCHELORs HAIR DYE-1he best IN the
world Perfect natural reliable LsIiess AID 10
ia effect Tue grnuns 10 sigurd WILLY n bAi'hHA"H
Sod BY oil Druggist. Factory. 20 6! bsresy']
TIE PALMER Arm AID LIG.-B. FRANK
PltssR Invsn.cr and Pseagee Asolf sec grouni ioor
h. y Also Pm ,dslphe and 5oon oEy soufss Of fALASA
s Co Avoid imp,si ION 0y ealing on ihn in'en'o"
Hicks Il COMPANY, No 40 Broadway,
East eide, three door. below Broome-st.
An FiRsr.CLAs, SEwisG-MAcHiSEs,
FcR SALE ArD TO hE'r'
GROVER n BAKIN'S
FfRsT PHrstus srwisG MtcmNz',
NO. $50 Broadway. New.iors
DISEASES or TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
AMI AID SEXUAL sr.rEzsNe~ aud Ts.eoe Urea msE-in
,ryrl1pes free cnsrge. Addfes. Dr. j. SkLLs holeA
1oS, HowaIt As,oo,a,isn, Phiisde ph1s, Ia
TRUssEs.-MARsH & Co.'S Radical Cure
Trr.. Oace only q, no 2ve.sy.t. Also supporter sa"
p.p.ory BsBdsges SILK Estc stOcSn or Iico'e VEINS
Shoulder Brace. &c. A lady attendant
GOLD PENs.-Thc best and the cheapest, at
A. MoAToS',. No. p Maiien-ane he~'hors.
FoR TIE IIAIR-BARRY's TRiCoPHERoUs.-
In, bet srd chsare,t ariic.s- Sold b. Drassiss'
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United Sinies Christian omIs:ssion.-Cesh
acg W ~ xIsnt. Of the New.Yok CoLu.ttee ,ncs Ju
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Mosquito Nets,

MOSQUITO LACE,
all new STYLES Of PATENT CANOPlrS, RINGS ana
FRAMES. q. l. j. q. kf'TT.
No. 80 BROADWAY. hs~.Nork.
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Miss HaineG

MAprMOIsELLE DE JANoN
u.,,,p, iaf,rm their friends and the puec hat hav.
.nersd into partnership for he psrrse OF conducting an
ne fs, All FRENl BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
~ Yauns aides Children they solicit Continuance %
IN. patronage has been orss bestowed upee
Mis-. HAINEsS SCHOOL In years pat. trusting 10 be- 9s
20 manifest their grateful appreciation o: by increased dss
walton TO pupil who shall be committed to their care
No ~ uranieTcy Park June IS, 1874.
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o''""'''' CincissATi. Aug o. 1859.
Bramle,tes Union majority in % counties Ii
g, ga.
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Militarn Notices.

Army and Navy Sig sal Field Glasses Of snpedoei
power and elsarn-ss and adopted IN sae u
Rock Crystals free rou impsrisosions Manufactured an
BERKEL BROTHERS. Opticisns
Nc. 1873 Broadway.
Headquarters Loyal Brigade OF the North.
No IA Broadw'y, whsss AL communications mus, be -.
dre,..d To Cocuoi VIM BLISS. organizing the Brigade
EsROLLINa OFFIcES-No. 2t Broadway opposite the
City HAIL. No. Csans't opposite con.tolss ohss aAd
No. CsvGtbt, Brooklyn, opposite City Hal.