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Ia THE RIVER was recedthg slowly
yesterday with q little over seven feet wa
ter in the channel, Wednesday night was
exceedingly cold, and the ice accumulated,
rapidly. IL isluOw so heavy that boats
not heavily sheeted are exceedingly. careful
how they. run through It. The weather
yesterday was clear, bright and pleasant.
The Lancaster No. 4. with our old friend
VIM. G. BAttslle as; Captain, Is due to. day.
She viii leave on Saturday evening for
Cincinnati, .s,.ss b ssS,
The steamer Revenue, Capt Jelley, has.
arrived from Nashville. having been re-
leased from Government service, sheWill.
rest for awhile aud undergo some repairs:
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rs. 1s21 YYayne street, ishiladelpt
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REMOVAL.

DHYovAL--o. r. EAGLEToS. DENTIST, ss.cLfy
~ oB plSoe, Enirefsy. Eighth street, New lek
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

DRY GOODS.
A RNOLD, CONSTABLE co.
Are Offering at retail
THEIR FALL IMPORrATI0N6 OF
LINENS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE DAMAsKs
ToWSts and T0wELLlN0.
COTTON sHRETINGs AND sHIRIINGs
Of the best makes.
Canal street,
Corner Of Mercer.
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

MADAME EsTELL SEVENTH DAUGHTER CAN M
M consulted love, marriage. sickness losses In busi.
mesa lucky numbers and charms Satisfaction tred.
Ladies' cents gentlemen, 30 cents Call al ia varick
street near Hroome
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

IN STARE from Burop- who born wis nstn II rifr
She consuts the present and future on ali asirs
Of life brinEs teher hoec long searalsd speedy
shows likeness your fu,ure h,c-
band absen fricnds cred numbers frse
lAdes tske notce vouhat have Deceived bv fslse
lovers. you that have been unfortunate IN life on hls
grea, Buropsan Clavoyant and Asrolosi for ~ trne
which induce her 10 en1al moi Ia ~
found which proved and By hundreds who saiv
end eagerly visit her caution look good newsfor ali
shoo swsrd for sny one who can equa Mdame starr the
Rhe also tells yoa of reson Won viii ,.~,y
No humbus. No uI East Seventeenth street cosne, II
Thrdayenue. Nsms on the tccr Gemer,en noi a,,irt
Ladies twarc o. efuurfs and those ID n s inilae
haI. Ani cory tAlA algef.I emtn OF. N
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NHESTEUT OR OAK TIES WANTED.
" $500 part 5x6 and feet inches long
State quantity and Charles Spemann Secretary OF
the Hopokeu and Weehawken Horse Railroad Company Ho
bOken N J.
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

CUSDAy AUGUST 23-rHE ONLY THROUGH BOAT
- for Glen Cove, landing o. Jones Wood strauonport
commoise the Clever Fellows. Club, New Rochelle and
Glen Cove The splendid and modious eAnboat
NINA Captain Gifmor, having beautiful sdoon sccom.
ladies and gentlemen aud rs the latest
the route will Peck slip ~ A. NJ, Brooue
MSa N, rcuth street atSh A. NJ Twenty 81 1th street
~ A v. Returning, leave oleu Cove ~ "a y ~, New
Rockville ~ s., T. NJ stopping AZ All landings The above
boat wa rain or shine
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

AIRS. SMITH IS NOW IN BRooKLyY. AND CAN BE
M consulted all AFFAIRS o. life, pa1 prescnt and
future once. "a Hicks street. Brooklyn second aoor,
hack
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oenis hne and Velvet Pspsr, % essts and IS cents
aassoa
| n W. FRENCHs
aENTLExENs FURNISHING
] COZ Broadway, New York.
o.nsmsn, .arn:A,ns seea. shirts Collars Tie. Stocks.
Srss r.sssh ssSsas "a f ss: Jsssss:
,,,. sSiSE sAss e o. a
s.s H:sss D @ i .'| p.
:5s ana
U,MBRoIpERY, LACE AND FANCY GOODS EMPo
~ rum. 727 Broadway corner Waverey place.
just rs'sysa TEka sp o sHs oNr 1in Lac LACE GOODS
o0mpnsR sR AcE yk ss s.es S q 6SsTs: e A.
gHHSse LSsEs q ESERH !fS% bEseRffriSs & " q f
a4Gzs % sssvEs R sR4sE
hiBHSksi 6sss5 s1GMhhs TRSnMisdsE dKE1aHEHs' e.
Bu's 'sfs,ESG rHS1Es nfz TxscS ssss';SsS cSsss
SAMUEL TUCK, corner Broadway and waverley place,
FREscH AusLINs.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE co.
MONDAY, AUGUST "a.
sRExoa aEis Had o%EBRfcs sSRf5lSf :.'e1 q
AND ORGANDY MUSLINS,
suitable for dresses
ORGANDY AND swiss MUSLINS
EMBROIDERED IN COLORS, a
CANAL sRHEr coRNRR OF MRRcER
FALL GOODS.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE 4 60.
MONDAY, AUGUST H.
OF sns Sxi csasDns TRqT,son 8 MAJ or MERCER
TyRENCH MUSLIN BREAKFAST CAPS
IL FIFTY CENTS AND UPWARDS
ct SAMUEL TUCKS.
TT Broadway, corner Waverley place.
JUST OPENED
AT THE METROPOLITAN CLOAK ROOMS.
l96 BROADWAY,
entrance through Grover Bakers salesrooms).
CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
CHILDREN's SCARLET AND BLUE
CLOTH TALMAS.
ALSO VERY BEAUTIFUL CARRIAGE cLoAKs
FOR LADIES,
manufactured of the fashionable colors in vogue
HENRY MOORE, Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUa.

NHRONIC DIARRHEA AND CHILDRENS BOWEL
~ complaints permanently cured by Dr. J. A. NEAL. 81
West Fifteenth street Special attention 70 children. Ad
vice Free Remedy for sale at 81 per box Warranted to
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

IJOwE'S MACHINES. SECOND HAND-wANTED TO
buy and the highest prices paid at l46 Chambers st.
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fvoUYrRy BoARD-Ar WEST MoRRrsANfA. ron
~ three gentlemen within dve was Of the
defot; coating n.hia2, and the soiey young people
Terms moaerse Tsaure for at Melrose station
for Mrs Clara. lewis terrace.
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

NfoRNrNG LINE FOR PBEKsKILL AURORA A
M leaves Jav street pier daily without exceponl Al A.
n LAnds at Thrtieth street. Yonkers HasiiDgs Dobbs
Ferry Nyack, Sing Sing Havsrsirsw. Grassy roin, Yer
panck-
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ASTROLOGY. A

A BONA FIDE ASTROLoGIsT, THAT EVERY oNE
N depend on, IL Madame WILSON. who tells the OBJ
ec OF your visit As soon "A enter her room Madame
Wilson the that known. She
will invoke tile powers her wonderful SCIENCE and tell all
the of your whole nfe Her predictions
surprise that Some lacies
geta little timid though they need fear, for she
nothing but what reasonable philosophers
All should consult this wonderf, lady,
Her advice has been known TO a and twenty thou
sand dollars ard n who equal her IN the
above science. Madame Wilson is possession the
magic charms which certain in thcr
Truly may be- called wonderful No. i9g Alien
between Houston and Stanton the bakery Fee
for ladies aud gentlemen 90 cents.
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

<voUNrRY BOARD D-srRAwBERRy FARMS SUMNER
~ family retreat thirty mllrs from New YORK within 3
drse Of Long Branch and Shrewsbury watering psces
Spacious ap~rtments sesightful shade romantic wsMs
rood table and large ball with music OF m
ions: ~ week children and naf price Ad
drrss warren Law, Colts Neck Post olce n or cal
for eiOn - -
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(1Ui NfRY fNNNU WANTtD-FOH a GENTLEMAN
anN Utr t1iFu auHtf rttferred. hin ono o,r of
New ! a. A4diess H.. s5s t,Ol0 New iork Fosi ol-cs
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

ATA GREAT REDUCTION FROM OLD PRICES.
$4,000 worth OF
Fine French PapT Hansinsa window Shades &C.
Fine French Paper 40 per roll usually sold at 30
cents; fine Gold and Velvet Paper 20 cents and rs cents
usually sold At 81 20 Also large OF Decorative
Paper Hangngs, Window Shades Cornices be closed
out very cheap at COATES old stand, sll Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

DoARp IN THE coUNTRy-Ar STANFORD, CONN.
ID (Rtrawbcrry Hil, two good Rooms comm lea ing
can be obtained ~ The farm residence Of VIM H. Dbbes
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

A sroNIsHING. TO ALLi-MADAME MORROW,
N DIN gh,er and born with natural lifl OF
sight TO tell how soon and often YOU viii marry and all you
wish TO kno your very thoughts, pay Her
&c IN tu operation. and her equal
be found the whole world. She gives lucky charms
you likeness OF present
band and absent friends without charge H Ludlow
street. below Houston Fee only cents all hours
until e1s IN the evening. Gentlemen not admitted.
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

L,oR BRIDGEPQRT-DATLY LrSE.-THE STEAMER
II BRID0EPoRr leaves pier - East river, daiy At II
cock arriving In Bridgeport time uect with
thc Housaonc, Haglstsck New Haven and Hartford rail-
roads Also the shore Line 70 saybrook New London
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

A T A SPECIAL MEETING OF FRANKLIN ENGINE
~ Company No. 80, and Washington Irving Hose Com
pany No ~ held August 20 1863 the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
Resolved That Franklin Engine Company, No. 80, and
Washington Irving Hose Company No ~ cheerfuy accept
the above testimonial and return thanks for the nagnan
nous compliment bestowed upon them.
MICHL. sHANNEssY. Foreman Engine Co. No. 50.
JAS. @. DENNY Secretary Engine Co. No. 49,
GEO CAMPBELL Foreman Hose Co. No. ~
JAMES NEsBIT, Secretary Hose Co. No. "A.
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~ MAURICE THE GREAT AND REAL ASTRO
~. logger, tells how and often you viii AIRY, aud
causing seedy he win biting ont ~ the
most hopeless aud tells the very fav viii marry
AL whq consult him viii be sure Of success under
taking and have good luck through e. All hours until Q
OelocS in evening Ladies % cents; gentlemen al or
Gee l26 Beecker Wooster street
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n
II the city than DR.. L. d. BROUGHfoN.-Iie succeeds
giving when others fail lie can he con
suited on all affairs Of human hfe such courshi
riage travelling removals. lawsuits obtaining ~tnations
recovering properly. welfare OF absent friends 2c
sickness the sick party VIII die ~ present
sickness. II the time they will begin 10 amend
what part Of body Is afflicted, what treatment and
medicine best adapted for the sick person TerinslA-
dies 80 cents. gentlemen. 81 Questions answered bv letter.
and chronological examinations made For further partcu
lars send for Bruuahtors Monthly Planet price
msil three cents Once 10 Greene street. near Prince
New YORK -
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AT SUMMIT, ~ y ONE HOUR FROM NEW YORK,
N Morris aud Essex Railroad. suit OF
Rooms vacant in the Summit House. Families wish
Ing spend the autumn in the country Will find this location
unsurpassed for health and possessing tho
attractions Of pnre mountain air, picturesque sencry,
drives hunting. - House In pleasantly situated near
churches schools telegraph ssson and minutes walk
from railroad depot References-E. " Haughwout ESQ
Broadw and Broome street: L. A. Sayre, D. Tvs broad
way; J. " Clapp. Esq, 81 South street
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sl.lves =, res ny VA, BIZ, HAVE YOU
been blasted by false promisesf II So 20 10 MADAME
ROSS for advice and satsacton. In affairs she was
known fail She brings together those ons aers
rated and shows correct likeness OF future husband or
absent friend Lucky numbers free No % Wet Twentv-
seventh street. between Sirth and seventh ayennsa Mama
on the door. Ring Oh hAscment bell t
The New York herald., 1863-08-23

IMPORTANT TO DENTISTS Ts-APPARArUs FOR TIL
preparation Of the nitrous oxide laughing gas,
well the nitrate Of ammonia for producing the
constantly KEEP. hand, at the lowest prices at
LUHME h .'S. $50 Broadway.
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

Dr. wishart: 1 have been a constant sufferer with
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time cannot say that ever enjoyed perfectly well
day. There were times when the symptoms were more
aggravated than at Others and then seemed it would
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much increased that became almost unfit for business
of any kind, my mind wat continually filled with gloo
nv thoughts and forebodings, and If attempted to
change their current by reading, at sensation Of
lev coldness in connection with dead weight, as it
were rested upon my bran also feeling Of sickness
would occur at my stomach and great pain to my eyes,
accompanied with which the continual fear Of
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debility and nervousness, which made it difficult TO
walk by day sleep by night. became averse to
society, and disposed only TO seclusion and having
tried the skill of number Of eminent physicians OF
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Of Woodbury., N, j.
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TIE VERY long yarn from Gen. Hitch
cock upon the new exchange of prisoners,
eonfuses, and puzzles, and tangles the pub
lilo mind, not clears it. The document is
altogether political, not soldiers docu-
msnt. It seems to be stroke tor some ad-
ministration popularity. No one clearly
understands from it, why the exchange OF
prisoners does not go on. He learns no word
learns no idea, bua We have forty thousand
Rebels, and they, but thirteen thousand of
our men, and that for our forty, they would
Offset only their thirteen,-but there is not
a word of proof ofthis, and every body knows
We have no forty thousand Rebel prisoners
now.
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Pooh General MEADE is hit hard for fall
ing back, which seems to certain lookers-o on
to have been sminently wise. Exhausted
in provisions, if be had gone on, almost GER
tain destruction was his destiny. HOOKER
Or Pope, or BURNSIDE, would doubtless have
zone on and repeated Charlottesville, Bull
Run. and fredericksburg. MEADE saved
his army, and probably lost himself The
only reason why an immediate successor is
not appointed, is that the Administration
does not know whom to appoint. --
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REcENrLYa gentleman limited to Presi,
dent Lincoln that it was deemed quite SET
tied among many friends that he would ac-
cspt denomination for the Presidency
This reminded" Father Abraham of what
old Jesse Dubois out in Illinois, once said
to an itinerant preacher. Jesse, as State
7 Auditor, has charge of the State House OF
Springfield. The preacher asked the use OF
It for q lecture. "On what subject p asked
Jesse. "On the second coming of our Sa.
viour," answered the long faced Millerlse.
30, bosh," retorted Uncle Jesse, testify
Il guess if our Saviour had ever been to
Springfield, and had got away with his llie,
he'd be too everlasting smart to think OF
coming here again" This, said Lincoln
was very much his case about the success
sion, -t
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. '..
MONDAY, December Z, 1863.

MONDAY, OecomUcT 3 looo'
las the hour of adjournment of the Le-
gislsture is fast approaching, we deem it no
more than Justice to the Senate to state
that we have not attempted anything like
the amount of work performed by that body.
We have given none of the details of its
deliberations which have been careful and
arduous throug hout the session.
A message from the House announced its
concurrence in the joint resolution OF the
Senate asking relief from an appropriation
made by Congress for the defence of the
border States, with an amendment asking
the Governor to ascertain what amount OF
said appro, riation has already been paid to
the authorIt es of this State and requesting
our Senators and Representatives in Con
gress to aid the Governor in procuring the
said aid and information. The amendment
was agreed to. ,,... .
Mr.. Maxwell, from the committee on
courts of Justice, reported back rom n ouse
Bills, recommending that they pass.
Mr.. Brown made report from the COM
mittee on enrolled bills, and also from the
committee on finance.
Mr.. Bunker made report from the com
mittee appointed to examine the publ: IL
brary, urging a compliance with the law in
future. The report was adopted.
Mr. Stevenson reported back, with re-
commentator that it pass the House Bill
for the relief of the families of soldiers
Read third time and passed.
The House Bill prescribing the powers,
duties and compensation of justices aud
eonstables in cases of misdemeanor and
breaches of the peace was read third
time and passed.
Also the House Bill requiring justices to
perform duties heretofore performed by cor
oners.
Mr.. Farnsworth called up the bill in re-
lation to the Board OF Directors of the
Western Virginia Hospital for the Insane
which was read third time and passed.
The House Bill to permit the hand writ
ing of subscribing witnesses to be approved
in certain cases was read third time and
passed,
The House Bill to regulate the election
and qualification of justices and constables,
and prescribing in part, their powers and
duties, was taken up, amended and passed.
The Bill fixing the compensation of the
Sergeant-at-arms of the House at So per
day, and the compensation OF the door keep
or of the House and Senate at the same,
was read third time and passed.
The Bill tor exempting certain real
estate from distress and levy was called up
by Mr. Phelps, discussed and laid upon the
table.
a message from the House by Mr.. Lamb,
announced the passage of tho bill to regu
late the fees of justices and constables
which was read first and second time and
referred.
The House Bill to release the taxes for
1861, 2 and on property in certain coun-
ties was read Q second time and referred,
The bill making additional appropriations
was taken up and considered.
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.,a. of Trn;on township to the Ohio rave,
hsrca nm With the meanderings Thereon 10 po:uI
n line with the centre of Union streeL tnen 80
tbe middle thereof to the centre OF Mai Ell
thsnoc mn the middle thereof to pontin iin0 ~
tbs csntrc of Union street, thence Win the n,
ale thereof to the centre Of Market sree., ,be
down the middle thereof to point In ine a If
centre of Union street thence Win tue ,thesst
Union street, and N. 81 deg. B. to tne m dsg
corner of Madison township, and thence q
E. to the place of beginning
MADISON.
Rso;nninp for Madison township at the noftneaS
corner of CLAW. township, thence with tne LUZ
boundary of said Clay township 10 tne on. ;.h the
thence I'D that stream to point III ,nT ,,;ddIa
centre of jefferson street. thence Win In0 I'D
of said street, and n 81 deg. l., toa s'ohS de-
in the PENN sular Cemetery, and-thehce o. ~
E. to the place of beginning leland
Madison township includes "neeilns i'
WASHINGTON
p.r;,rlno for washington township at the north
.o.t Corner of Madison township thence WIN VIC
north boundary Of Madison township 10 tne Vn.o
liver thence up with the meanderings tnereTi "
the northeast corner of said washington to"h'nP
and thence s. 10 deg. E. to the place VI U's'A
ming
RlCHLAND
ps,;nn;nv for Richland township at a stone
n1antsd Immediately east of the late residence OF
Hnob Nichols deceased, thence n. III deg W. 70
~. nortbeast corner of Washington township, On
tho margin of the Ohio river thence up WITH tne
maander;nos of said stream to the meuth OF oaor'
creek to the county line, thence up with the mean
dsrino of that creek to Trimbles Mill, thence wiz
IN. said county line to the northeast corner ell Lo-
artv township thence south with the west sboun.
darv of said township to the southwest corner OF
~. same and thence west to the place OF begin
ming
LIBERTY.
Recinninv for Liberty township at the northeast
corner of Rchland township, thence south Win tne
east boundary of the same to the southeast corner
tLo.aof thence east to the northeast corner OF
Tr;a dejnbia township on tho State line, thence
arth With the State line to the northeast corner
80 Rroote county. thence with the same n. 10
dso W. to stone standing on said county line,
and thence west with said county line to the place
of beginning
TRlADELPHIA.
Beoinuipr for Triadelphia township at the
southwest corner Of Richland township, thence
east with the south boundary of Richland and Ind
ertv townships to the Pennsylvania State line, at
the southeast corner of Liberty township, thence
south with the State line to the northeast corner
of Marshall county, thence \. So deg. W. with
said county line to Wheelong creek, thence down
with the meanderings of the same to the east
boundary of Washington township thence with
ss;d township line n. IL deg. W. to the place OF
beginning, CHAkLho LIE c go,
dec7 our'eyoi'
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We say with safety that ninety cases out of every
hundred, that one with consumption had at first only
DYSPEPSIA. Dyspepsia quickly lays the foundation for
other diseases some of which are of the most fatal
character Dyspepsia is emphatiCay the disease that
takes from us that bracng stimuli Of ambition and
hope enacuates and unhts US for the enterprise OF
life We say to the sick and to physicians Of every
school, that IN Dr. Wishart's Great American Dys-
pepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial there is cure
for the worst cases dyspepsia.
DR.. Wishart has treated in the past twenty years,
(939O) nine thousand three hundred and ninty pa
tents for Dyspepsia in its various FORMS and in every
case where the medicine taken directed, it made
a perfect cure. number of the above cases had
been treated by the most eminent physicians in this
country and Europe.