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NOTICE EXTRA,

~ WORTHTEGTON & CO. have this dav
~ received large stock, consisting Of gen
eral assortment of Dry Goods. CroCkerv ana
Hardware, Paints, Oils, and Groceries. which
they are ready to sell AT reduced prices for cash
ana at prices which nc think will suit our Gus.
toners. Call and see them.
Nav s. 1861
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N II w T. IR NJ

HE subscribers having bought out the inter
! est OF Mr.. Rowe of the late firm of Row
ell & Nyc, now offer for sale at greatly reduced
prices, everything in their line, consisting in
part as follows. We have a large and carefully
selected assortment Of Spring and Summer
Goods, including all he latest STYLES of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Ladies' Summer garments, and
everything that the ladies want for a complete
and fashionable outfit.
We have also q good line of Ready Made
Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
HATS AND CAPS,
Gentlemen's Busters, Boots and Shoes for La.
dies, Misses, Gentlemeu's and Childrens wear.
Yankee Notions, Hardware, Crockery, Paper
Hangings, Groceries and West India Goods of
all kinds, Paints and Oils, Glass and Glassware.
Fish, Salt, Flour, Nails, and everything else
commonly found in a first class country store
To those who nay favor us with call and look
our stock over, we will sell our goods Low
LOW-LOW.
~ Remember we shall sell our goods strictly
for pay dorm. N
Our motto will be READY PAY and SMALL
PROFITS, and no Uay7GtiOn from this rule will
be made.
u eau before purchasing elsewhere. N
NYE & KELLAM.
lrasburgh, June 49, 1868.
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ORLEANS PROBATE DISTRICT,

DROBATE COURTS will be holden at the
L Probate Office in Irasburgh, on Thursday
Of each week for the year ensuing,
MILTON r. TYLER, JUDGE.
Irashurgh, Dec. !, 1852
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For. sale J!

ONE FIRST RATE THRESHING and Saw
" ing Machine. II is the same machine that
l have used in Irasburgh, Coventry, and other
towns. It is well known.
JOSEPH wHEELOCK
Coventry, June /, 1858. q
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CURE FOR POISONING BY IvY.-In
case of poisoning by ivy, plunge the part
affected in hot water-as hot as can b.
borne-holding it there some time. The
unpleasant itching and burning sensation
will be removed-and two or three an.
plications are sure cure-at least this
has been the case with our informant.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
D. M. CAMP CLAIM AGENT
DERBY CENTRE. Vt.

OFFICE WITH Z. A. STEWART. ESQ.
WilI give special attention TO procuring claims
Tor Pensions, Bounties, and all arrearages of
pay. Having been very successful in a large
number OF cases, is confident in assuring all who
may need such service that all cases will receive
prompt and faithful attention. Fees $500 for
each application. No charge unless successful.
Blanks for drawing State and allotted pay kept
on hand. - ny
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ca This line just fills the column.
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~ Il w
Spring Good S

THE Subscribers having just returned from
L market, are pleased to inform the nhabit-
ants of CraftsbuIy and vicinity that they are
now prepared to offer at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

THE DRAFT IN BaooKLYs-Tng FIR

THE DRAFT IN BROOKLYN-1HE FiEEMEH
Az, MILITIA 10 III EyIMITEp.--The Special Committee
a,uouted lY the Board Of Aldermen at their meeting on
Monday evening in regard 10 making arrangements FOR
lie dsi1ufon Of the rid to bc appropriated To m.ii'
pate tie rgor a. The d.nft he'd meeting yesterday
uoruiug ia the Common Council Chamber. MI Ter
nan Chairman OF the Committee, ana Ai'sSIs. N"dyhc'
McIauclin. Murphy, AID halhlcltcn were P.Seht.
Neinr Duryer presented petition IRON The occf
Of thc % Division State y. g.. requesting, ia view oi
The seryjcs which the militia have rendered the coui'
trv and the ucccsy which existed FOR keeping the or,
,enilation uclf.ct that The Common Councn should
nroye for Inc exemption Of The members o The force
The lrcmen made similar claim 1T former meet
ING of the Board of Aldermen stating IN INC coinuhi
cation that they had riskcd their lives IN c rcscfta
ton of lie property and lives Of cizens AID.
Mclaughlin therefore offered the following resolution
which unanimously ndoptcd; go =
City Of brooklyn both exempt and active" who "ri" ~ s""d
standing " lot of 1uy last aud who ay be legally ara ca
the service Of the United States under The CONSUMPTION
shall have the continuation fec Of fWO paid Tor t.n va
the city. Should any member of the Department 20 drafted
elect The Of 800 shall be pnd 10 him upon ms
being mustered into the service Of the United States.
MI kOdyne then offered the following resolution.
which also adopted:
Heored That the active members 81 the various uniformed
of the City Of Brooklyn, known the Nationa
nard In CONFEDERATION Of their services heretofore rendered
nd ,he acy with which they have responded 10 the Gov
In H. time II peril be placed upon the footing
a. he relief 70 be offered by the Common Council a. the he
n of s,j ciy az provided in the foregoing resoluons
Tbc Committee then adjourned to meet tins afternoon
bn ,Lcv will take into consideration some plan iol
Ala, rbutinc relief ~ drafted men who 90 not beohg
either Of the above Glasses.
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Very Ln,c-, per City Of baltimore.
BY Telegraph TO Queenstown
LIyEIpOoI. Aug. IL

By TelegroTh 10 Qucenstown.I
LlvEIPooL. Aug. 10, 1903
The steamship IIansa, from New-lork, ar
rived at southampton on the 18th inst
CoTToN-Thc sales to-day Q3th) were 1000 bales IN
Guiding spce uaors and poner The market Is nm
a unchanged quotations
BRTADsTrris-The market is generally quiet and steady
Wheat is quoted easier.
PGovisIoSs-1hc market is quiet and steady
PloDucE-The market is quiet aud steady .
LoNpoS Aug. l3-p m.
CossoLs close al %, for money $500 o.,
AMERICAN STocKs-The Latest sales were: Illinois 'fhfa
Railroad IL discount, Erie Railroad. ~ 07i
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resolutions requesting the Common Council to make

resolutions requesting the Common Council to make
such provision for the relief and exemption of the
beers Of The National Guard they had for members Of
the Fire Department and calling for the appointment
of committee OF three to represent 10 the Common
Council the feelings and views Of the G]th Regiment
The resolutions were adopted, and agrceably thereto
Thomas Clarke were appointed such committee Col
Bagley suggested that IT would he good idea to aI'
point another committee to obtain subscriptions to cover
the exemption Of such members Of the 69 as might be
drafted in the Common Council failed to aIpro.
PIRATE the S30O0.000 The whole matter was referred
To the committee above named.
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To ARRIVE.
Dusinrss Noiires.

A BAD BREATH is the greatest curse the
hular rnily j. heir How many lovers IL has separnfed
how many i forever parted The subject il too delicate
friends will no, mention H. and are ignorant
n the yourself To effect radical use the BALM
90 Inoys ,vD FLOWERS" dencr Di;lt and morning.
II o besu,ines . comp kion removing all tan pimpirs,
snd cEs leaving the skin ro and white Price ~ cents
For > 4. Uy all Druggists.
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OFFICE,
No. SIC broadway,
NEAR 1irH ST.
IOI{fS.


The Angus, number Of The Bible Examiner edited by tho
Rev corse Storr. contains the following editorial notice
"lopiNE WArSR.-ln this number OF our MAGAZINE we
introduce TO attention readers tns medical pErpsI-
atom have done for pay nor because ou5 pages
are used A. medium OF aayeremet-os Ne have uniform
Isl declined h.ui-bu, gratitude TO God. and sense OF oou>
cation 10 Dr. Aniers Co has made insert - to owing:
Nv only son George r. SiofI - yeas Old hss oeee
Afflicted of dozen years less, with piinm
and nflmms;ioBs In various parts OF his oodyi
~. De near 20 desih; then r,pe
for .easOn for return Of the disease WIN more
Violence For tn. past three year. he has hsd sor on
Ia. bleas, and aiiery his collar bone WIN ices
lion IN throat that rapidly increasing 80 thai dis'ou-
lion inevitable H. this condition h. app led e. d.
Co ny III. the Iodine Wafer e liberation
h hi. disappeared In short time. Continuing T. Gse
months he apparently h"s ed hr ne
genera health much improved Ih whom had icsr-d
would fall asleep death bror. this Summer should close,
/. now apparently In fair way to recover pcect heath
a. Is common 70 our mortal IL gratitude God who
h,, TIN. answered playe AMI in justice Dr. Aners Co..
have mad. this satisfied that there virtue In
the Iodine Water which the readers OF TINS maya
xne viii thank It's Editor io bringing TO ,h, notice
geo. sfORRS."
Iodine Water solution of pure Iodine in pare water
acts upon the ~
DIgESrlNF ORGANS AND GLANDULAR SYSTEM
We recommend II specific for the euic OF setoa1a M al
H. uaniioi looms Consumption. Cancer Heart Liver ana
Kidney Diseases Rheumatism. Neuralgia Nervous AHeciionst
Female Weaknesses, Dyspepsis, syphilis and Meie"iH
Price per bottle; IS per hafdo,rn Sold by Druggists.
OF sent by express on receipt Of pfiee
All consultations fee.
DIR. H. ANDERS & Co,
Physicians snd Chemists
No. i,S Broadway ~ Y.
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Grcrial Notices.

NOtice.-The Delegates TO the Young Mems Ratiiicaon
Meeting be- held Syracuse appointed by the Young Men
Republican Central Committee requested TO meet az
Headquarters corner of Broadway and 2adst, on THIS
"wednesday EVENING at 4 O'Clock. Pnctnal attendance
Is desired. iy order w y PINCkNEY, Chm pro ten.
PeopIe,s Union Central COmmittee.-The Execu-
tive onnte will headquarters 5t avenue corner
l8h-st. WEDNESDAY ENESINo, Aug. 70, 1905, at o.
clock. A general attendance is desired. -
WN w NILES Chairman.
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No l,s M.orsoy.,r., Nxw.Yosz. Feb. Q. 1863

No Is M,prsoy.sr, NEw-YoRz, Feb. Q. 1863
Ih,ve been completely deaf IN one ear and partially 90 IN
the other for above years with dsgeeoe d
change from both ears combined with continual rumbins
noise in the head for which have been treated BY nos
eminent practitioner In the city without the
consulted Dr. Won Eisenberg but must candidy say 'ns'
had no faith in his when did 60 "" QUO
10 Dr. Won E.enberg to aknowedze that am entirely cured
o thar he di.psyea tha, skill ard iaowedze which have
,ocnred for MIN such an unriy aei reputation A have had
an opportunity Of comparing his mode Of treatment with 'nss
Of others can Truly that it is ucs only ''p-nof ous
the principles which direct his mode Of feorns the he.ns
are in my opinion certain JUN iAih"n
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ASSISTANT. QUARrERxAsTYks OEFicK,(
Corner q and I'D streets. Z
W.suISGros, ID. c. August,1J 1853
Public Snles Of Condenned Animnls will take place
at the Oral near the observatory In this city on the M 80
and s,h WEDNESDAYS Of SEPTEMBER, 1903, being the
ID 10th and 18th days Of the month
Tn. property CONDEMNED a. unit for pubic service
sales 10 commence 10 clock M, OF each day and be
continued day day until the number on hand shan DC
sold.
Terms cash. In Government funds.
{. II. TOMPKINS. Capt, A. Q. NJ. U. 8. A.
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Trmvclers' Guide.

IN ALBANY nv Hudson H. H. o. Waucnst..''7, ~
u m, and 81 o. and oi Sunday. - iei y
To Albany, by Harlem n H.. 1tIsi and s,' al W "
TO Boston by New London line, PIER ~ ~ ~,
Stoningtoa line, Pier Is, N. H., and ray ""'' m nm
line, Pier g. N r., daily tSundy eIc'p'd ....,I u III
To Boston, by New Haven hk., via opiihsnn, "a M
9th IT. and 9TH iL
To Boston, by New Haven RH., 27ih Of. aud s,m -,
ave., via Shore Line. ......l aud p n o"'''J " ="
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and 10 and p m
To Phiadeplis by w-Jersey Railroad foot on
Courtandis a. I0a M, H. ny p. Sunday u p me-
To Philadelphia. by Camden and Amboy Railroad
Pier 70, r. foot OF Barclay d a. m p IN
To Washington by New Jersey RR, I, 10a m, ,
and = aud ll p u foot Of Cour,landt ST. Sunday p M
10 the West by Central Railroad Of New-Jersey
foot Of Court and st. and a. IL land p H.
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MORE RIoTOus FTRBMRS.-On Sunday last
the foreman Of Hose No Of Brooklyn. r. d., ana six
others entered the house Of Engine No ii IN 6reeh'
point avenue and fell upon several members beating
them severely Mr. Henry Powers; foreman OF 40, H.
was dangerously beaten The police made charge
and restored order
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Tu,cr.ninmcst-- "Wednesday, Aug. 1o

NIBLOs GARDtN-Th. Dukes No,io
WALLACk's-1rue 10 tho Last with the bhosi-
WINTER GAEDFN-Nntdie.
EEOOLLiS hcADfMY-1he Ghost Drama ~,
UAUNTh'S MCsEuM-Indan Chiefs PYTHON &C. luz
Haunted hlnbrr Quite NJ Hons.
IRVING uhLi.-ILc StercoIiic0n
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Thi. certfes that my mother has been sor soins time
afflicted with partial Deafness suffering from pein ana rum
bling noises IN the head together with o'he' indea'n'
total loss Of hearing DR. Won Eieubery removed rom her
xa, quantity Of matter together with eo,gusied oood
relieving h.r and All wihou. pain II with
,rst.ul thau As that give th testimony % ~ skill
IARRDLD }. POST, No. % Soaths.
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attend the funeral the residence his parents on Law
ton street. first house from Broadway Wiansoursn
Long Island on Wednesday Aug 20. at o'clock
Cambridge tEngIand) papers please copy
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NIBLO's GARDEN-On account Of the serious
indispositon of Mr. Wheatey there performance
at Niblos last evening and there is no to take
his place in the Dukes Motto" it is doubtful whether
the house will be opened again before Saturday night.
when the regular Fall Season will be opened with Mr..
Bandmann in his great part of Shyock. Mr.. Forrest
will appear on Monday in dcheleu.
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BuRGLAKY.-Yesterday afternoon the house
Of Mr.. Cook, corner Of Lee avenue and wilson street
Brooklyn T. D. was entered by burglars and robbed OF
watches jewcly. clothing, AID other articles 10 te
value of $50 The family absent in the country
There is no clue to the burglars.
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City Inspectors Observation-Disclosures.

The following is the Weekly Report OF Deaths III
the City and County of Newly ok from the 18th day Of August
TO the 2ah dny Of August 1868: Men, 1870, Women IO'i
Boys 2ig Crib. 2I3; total GC3 Adults, 237 Children 40
Males. 3a3; Females, so; Colored Persons, 10.
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WILLIAM LIDDLE,
Harlem, l26thst., between I'd and 3dsvs.

NEW'lokk, MAY b. isoJ
was entirely deaf in my ief ear accompanied by dis
charge placed myself under Dr. Won Eisenberg care whs
by his great skill restored perfect hearing in the short
space of few minutes without giving the slightest pain
and the discharge has ceased entirely The Eustachan Tube
which was oberaed quite open and feel that the ar
passage performs its functions amply satisfied, and re-
commend every suffering from impaired hearing to place
under the of this eminent and successful
physician. THOMAS OhANAN, NO. a'so 'ns''
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EEw.YoRx, May I, 1863.

NEWf0Hk, May y ZOO
have great pleasure to testify to the skill Of Dr. Won E'sn
berg into lis office almost completely deaf and came
with my perfect hearing nearly twelve months SINCE
and the hearing perfect The operation which lasted two
or three minutes each Of my pain waso'
ever with confidence recommend ali sufferers to place them
selves under DR.. Won EisenbeTss unsurpassed skill
SAMUEL C. HUNT,
No. 6 Messerols-av., 1reenpoin., l. l.
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SIGHT RESTORED.

June % is5sMy dear daughter brought me 70 pf VOC
Ti..nbry almost blind In both eyes could not Gear tina
main nor the light ain c1mpetey cured by Dr. Won Er.n-
brt and "a eApres ny gratitude % tie Doctor Tor
h xii AMI unremrtng attention. ~ winch ecossrea ons
.; the mos, precious after beng Deprived 81 II ior
four year- IL only due DR. Won Eis-nbrrs 70 state tat
have tried ply can In vain shah b. happy 70 c.1
uer-onA testimony DR. on E.n5erss unrssed SUCCESSIVE
any lady or ssnl.eu1n who Will call on .
HUGH UILLON, No. 20 aton At, Brooklyn.
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GIr g0 Ds'f''''' gV
" NOISES IN THE HEAD,
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR AND THROAT.
CATARRH CURED
by
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author of Surgical and Practical observations the Dis
eases of the Ear with his Mode OF Treatment"
NO SIG BROADWAY NEAR ELEyENTH-sT.
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.

HARLEM, July -. 1881.
have been deaf for twenty years and Dr. Voa
Eisenberg has operated both my without the slightest
pain. did not believe such thing could be done. now
hear well and feel my head clear which did for the Las
twenty years The dextey and skill with which the opera
ton performed evnces the highest practical ability
hear perfectly IL month since the operation.
and continue to feel as well a
WILLIAM LIDDLE,
Harlem 126thst., between I'd and ID avs
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CITY ITEMS.

The WINTER GARDEN.-The eighth represen
tation of Natalie or the Death Barge of the Loire.
took place at this theater last night, and was well re
ceivcd Of the best houses of the season. Tonight
1t will be withdrawn in order to give Mrs. Bowers
chance appear iu her avorite role of Camille which
she viii play up to Monday next when the management
hope to be ready with Mr.. Broughams new drama o.
Lady Audley's Secret"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

The lovers of flowers will find a beautiful show
Of gladolus free exhibition at The Agyie"ataris
office No AZ Park row.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

Resolutions adopted at meeting Of Company 7h Reg.
imen n. Y. n. O., held Aug 49, 1863: Uheyeas Robert
O. Shaw formerly member Of this organization the
head of his regiment the 5h Massachusetts in the attack
Fort agner Morris Island, South Carolina the 18th
dsy of July 1862 end Whereas Upon the Intelligence Of his
the services OF ills company an Escort at his funeral
offered declined because his remains could not
be procured, ..
Rsred That while. to his family and nearer friends
tender sympathy in their bereavement and ASK mat
we his former comrades may In manner show their
grief vet rejoice with them In the proud recollection that
he fell martyr the OF Freedom, and died that Tue
Republic might live.
esoired That although the hearts Of his enemies were
hardened that cannot render at his grave the last tokens
of regard and respect according desire yet we
feel Ina, when hs spirit went to is reward with those OF ma
faithful men it that his duet should rest with theirs
beneath the very spot where the heroic act oil ms sen act
hi life was given should be forever honored By his ,epneher
Keslred That these resolutions be published IN Inc NJ
vertse and that copy of them be sent 70 ne iany oil 'ne
deceased. ClAs i: hIDDir,DO"'N Committee
LITDLEY MILLER. 20 r.
uEANN Ill CONGUON.
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
MEAN

Ngw.YoRg March D. 1852
T1 4. 70 certify that have slfer-. from very severe
CURONIC CATARkH. with dsl heayiness IN the mead
M nav no.e completely stopped up accompanied by continual
soreness tn. chs stealing over me WIN occ@
us no, shes. sea, tizttn-,s chest and pain.
much that every thought It Wa consumption ssnS
heard Of The srea, cG. performed by d. Won rsenherg
consulted hun with bat .t. hope Of an now happy
10 be adj my testimonial 20 the great number a.
ready Ia The Doctors poss.ion his scientific and
c-ss mode Treatment he has shown IN my case that
.k ledge which have procured for him So great
pu,ou ala 20 entirely restored 20 perfect health that
do mos, sincerely recommend al sufferers from CHRONIC
.CATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply st once to Dr.
NON Eiseubcss with certainty OF being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No JOB Fourthd
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Mails Close az the Pori-Oficc.

For Great dain aud the Continent, ny '''a"' IN o.,
China "Wednesday, Aug ~. .........'. '.''..'.' ~ "
For Europe, by steamer Iibcfnian, lhni"Ay' mug m
For New Orleans, by steamer Creo', "edh''"'S' n mn
Aug ,''''''''' a, ,..,.ud
For tslh9nma, NJ a"y 'n""''' a IA aud "a p m
VIA o' yp'' pr "a. 49,, f.n,l.s o a. M aud "A m
l,"fth-H 2 y. m
norm ana VIZ. '"y ,,,,.d 8 a M Ind ~ g. M
western "hi' VIA ~ ~ ~ A. 3 A m "A and ~ p M
Southern ana bout" "'''c'" a. m and ~ p m
Esxtern Mall. .......ss'.. -, 4 u. M
New BEDFORD Newport aud Fall River nd ~ n,
ILc Long Island Mail closes az u NJ M "
sunday Mails. On Sunday I'll mails close ." y '
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VI AstkkIu; -.

FOLIErr- ADkNs-nn russlay. Aos g. At the Central
ffl0sf lnfrh S.feiih AID r,uth street,
b. fr I.t a. 81. fait.s.sr. o. ; f0'u g. Malta young
20 4lu .l'sf ( %. ~ Adans go. III - this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

The liberal bounty offered in Jersey City,
together with the county bounty and State pay has
enabled the authorities raise their quota OF '9o men,
within the required time, and two days I" spare
The quota for Hudson City was competed some days
since Hoboken will probably raise the number OF men
required this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26
Important 10 the Deaf.-Eye and Ear.

The method In the trea,men. of DEAFNESS which On
Won Nose LlSkkR. Ocu and Anflst mas brought before
the and the public il attracting -fat attention and
his success astcd by high authority hs now pactiens
AZ the very Medical Science. PLLADELrillA whore
he can be- consulted DEAFNESS a9 BLINDNESS OF tho
longest standing. OFFICE No log. WANt ST, fiilL.
ADELPhiA Penn Letters Of inquiry neos.ns stamp for
IrtuIn postagcl plnmptly answered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-26

BOARD oP SUPERvisORS.-At a stated meet
ing Of this Board yesterday afternoon. message was
received from the Mayor ing resolution directing
the Controller TO pay Tie Transcript for publishing the
official proceedings Of the Supervisors. He claims That
such appropriation would be Illegal inasmuch es the
Trranscrip is not official paper. and could not be
made so without the sanction Of tie Mayor ana Con
froler The message ordered 10 be published IN
four papers 70 be designated by the President and Clerk
Of The Board. A communication was r,celied RON the
Commtioe transmitting correspondence between ihe
tato Committee and himself IN relation 10 the damages
oocasjOned by the riots and the amount 81 taxes fjr
The current wear which ordered 10 De pinte i the
MINUTES The Board adjourned until next Tuesday.