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sPEBIAL sOTIezs-
lTOthersl nlO.hes@.! AGOthers!l

Mothers! hEOtESSs>s! MOthersH
Don't fai to procure Mrs. WINsLOW's SOOTH-
ING SYRUP for CHILDREH TEETHIhG.
This vau bis preparation is the prescription oIono
Of he best Female Physicians and Nurses in the
United Sates and has been for hirty years with
never falling ety and success by mil ions OF moth
srs and chdr n from the feeble infant Of Ona week
old to the adult 1t not only relieves the child from
pain, but invigOrates the stomach aud bowels,
reefs aciaity and gives tone and energy to the VhOs
system. II will almost -stantly relieve
CLIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLO.
We belbvo it the Fest and surest Remedy IN the
World, in all ca-es Of DysentsTy and Diarrhea In
Children, whether it arises from Teething or from
any Oiher ause
Ea5-Fuil directions fer Using viii accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CUR
| It's & PERKINS, New York, is on the wrapper.
Hs5-Sold by all Medicine Dealers. Principal ONCE,
| 4s Dey-St., rev TX.
Price only 25 Cents per Bottle.
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CONSTITUTION WATER
FOB.sALE By

Morgan Allen, General Agents, No. IS OliH-st
HsW York, noTl0;RZ7eod
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TAsss are Facts EaoggA.

Tbese are Faets Eaog9h.
The Is no class Of diseases that produce such ex-
hausting effects upon the human constitution az Di-
abtss and Diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder and Ur-
nary Passages, and through false mOdesty they are
neglected until they advanced to be beyond
he Sontrol Of ordinary remedies, and present the
CONSTITUTION WATER
to the public with the conviction that Il has equal
IN relieving the class Of diseases for which It has been
found 90 eminenty successful in curing; and trust
that shall be rewarded for our efforts in placing
valuable remedy in q form 10 meet the require.
msnts Of patient and physician. r.
For Sale By al DTgggists-Pries 81, 90.
WM.H. GREGG & CO.,
ProprietoFs
Morgan Allen. General Agents, No. IS OiH-st
HsW York. noTl0:R27eod
FOB SALE By
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DysmsrTheG, or Painful AsasturatiOn, and
IN MenoTThaqia or ProfEse Fl0tDin0.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion OF the
menstrual iuid-in the one case being 100 little ana
accompanied by pain and the other too pro-
fuse secretion which viii be speedily cured by the
Constitution water.
That disease known as FALLING OF TIE WonB,
which is the result Of relaxation Of the gaments Of
that organ and is known BY sense OF heaviness and
dragging pains in the back and sides, snd az times ac
oompanied by sharp lacinating or shooting pains
through the parts, WILL in all cases, be removed by
the medicine.
There is another class Of symptoms arising from r.
RITATIOE or THE WOMB, which physicians call her.
vousness which word covers up much ignorance, and
in nine cases out OF ten the doctor does not really
disease the symptoms. We can only enumerate them
here. Ispeak mole particularly OF Cold Feet, Palpi-
tatiOn OF the Heart, Impaired Memory, akefulnesai
Flashes Of Heat, LangOur, Lasstude, and Dimness Of
Visions
SuppFssssd AeHstaRatioB,
which in the unmarried female is a constant rscur-
ring disease, and through neglect tue seeds OF mare
grave and dangerous maladies are the result and sc
made to assist nature the suppression becomes chron
ic, the patient gradually looses her appetite, the
bowels are constigated, night sweats come on anc
Consumption finally ends her career.
LsueorThsa OF Whites.
This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of mu
cOus lining Of the vagina and womb 1t Is IN all ca
@ accompanied by severe pain in the back across the
bowels and through the hips. A teaspoOnful Of the
medicine may be taken three times dayi with an in
lectiOn of a tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
with half pint OF soft water morning and evening.
Irritation of the Neck Of the Bladder, Lntars
nation Of TIE RiiHsyS, and CdtaTTh Of
the BJa1deT, StrGnguTy and
burning, or Painful
UriBGtiag.
For these diseases It is truly 8 sovereign remedy
and too much can not be said in its praise. single
dose has been known TO relieve the most urgent mp
toms Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small Of the back and through the hips tea
spoonful day Of COn5titution Water will relieve you
Ike magic.
For DysPsPSia
It has no equal In relieving the most distressing
symptoms Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid StOm-
ach, Vomiting Food, &C Take n teaspOOntul after
dinner The dose in all may be increased II de-
sired, but should be done gradually
Physicians
Have long since given up the use OF buchu, oubebs
and juniper in the treatment Of these diasases and
only use them for want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has dsvOlvsd
pom 1t.
DiuFetieS
rrtate and drsnch the Kidneys and by constant use
soon lead 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ssss.
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CONSTITUTION WATER.

which gives those organs to recover their healthy
tone and Viqor We are able to state that the Cons
tuition Water has cured every case Of Diabetes In
which it has been given.
Stone in the BIaddsr, Calculus, Gravel, Brick
Dust DspoFit and AuesIs or MILKY
DichGrges after UriBGtiBg.
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rhe nndIcaI. Inyol.in. .eeclsn ,la.

TN rrinrSr ycsor 'ay "a. e ,ol rs s,1upI
thu. With tho progrsn.iD' %. tie Mrs.ch o To
A ,lit, .ds in favor 81 fore ~ int r,cn'iou, a.
~ ar Gle hca led " Peace No sueuis 4" show. ng
INT " mediation" was not such a bad tAiu,, sncr
all 1t sad:
We have never Ia. n aiie 10 see why or G,vctn-
1t uld fopei the irrn n'cfps n Of
O. t. r q We umontS for tho ~ rat OF P,H,e To-
o.. H sirIc'td cnultr,. fAst reitr n o tlosi. GOV
crun'u'S ar Fat least rsre not 1t ttat 'rcu.ly
& us, WAY be- a reason r .ret rum Hp,c'un ...
taAa n Lth Tr1losit rs BIT II tu hs 30
reason Tor al ufty 81 ihR tL.ir fnut Oh -.
J.. of 1t I bearing oi ku'si uni.r cirDum-.. 90
proS"uri mani - 81 sim srty to :
kuo~H int France sd Great Britain iut,rao.,
und no impulse Of sAily rct.r /, Lsr. blt
really - . interest e the 7 o. islr-eIts.-
that their mamie oei IN | mo,,ine 4 tid DO IN.
c7urs aud sirrus then the inaul t.ou aid were
ntednt 40 do so. VT Gle neyor r-pe.s IA terms
te.i iutrV,n iJn-never Lifts t.at tals "a Il ne OF
nrlr business.
This prec 'ous sxh bi,ion OF its'i5ua'l. 'oya y
isevidenuy based Oh tho iAI,y that tie 20 Ions
Of Poland and the Confcl cracy aye idrit ., sui
that the Great Powers have rs .o,d g 1t to
interfere In behalf Of tie Cone era'. s. .t,. as Of
Poland ami, as Consequence, t.f = cid "a.
LiSooiN should be a. r,Siy to opt '., 'l'tiol
ns he Car. Blt the cases are bv POD. I..lu4 pa
alc- ln the first place the Graf Powers rive
clear mi urquct onill G MT 1, ..,e .cie on
h"t4l' 90: PoAud irom tie Treaty uf cui4, to
which taey and r issil were conra TN, pate,
which secured to Poland separate i4t o alfy aud
the ii5ht Of administering lcs lu. al a1airs These
Ir'yisol, were oAtei b, ,.ss most sham, i.y,
and Eu am, France, lHtli, and Prussi Aft the,
choose--havc not on.y hight bus are actually
bounl to interfere, aud secure TO Pllsud ~. rights
70 Nhi-h sle sent Il by the solemn graraut,e OF
Europe. The Ru's m Emperor p veil aware IF
~ I'll n. e the GreH Powers 10 rncli M ,. h,h hall
oi = AND 4 which he rgur>E seem. fr,fD.i lly
* Grant aad for this iess. n iii not r.u,l the
good ollcs' wA.ch our cotcmp,-l-y IS 60 de.
sirogs o, ,ltSstug.
o. lhu 81 er hand, The southern Coz tcicracy b,
no claims on Europe. III. IN ted stuc, Govern
n,u, his not only no, volsed any trety ii,hts
tut 10 actually engaged In tho duty = cu'oic.u.
obedience TO the provison' OF the Constitution
". ISL the seeded states have VI lated TIE 4 .
tiact0n between Poland and the CoufJdcracy i.
ina III, dasion In one css, Ia authorized rs treaty
and Ia tie other is absolutely forbidden y mterua
tone law. The Eurolean Powers have no r.sh
TO "med ate" in behalf Of the Southern States with
out previous PERMISSION from our GoycrYneut
Nj. SEwaRp knew this, and wss perfectly iusti
fed in peremptorily refusing the "sood OH es" q
tanned by the people, who are especially tsuAcou
IN rep, ling the right OF fore gn nations to inter e.
IN out sifars on any Tretence whatever
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BRADY -O1 wrduc.is,. Illy :. Patrick BRADY, =
native u the County OF tayia, I.r.ud, "a tn iuth
yer of hsRsc.
HI, ma. Evil be taken 80 :, Vincent d, Paul.
Chui p, North IN -, " tl.irm' bur4h, 60 lil4y,
Juiy ~, At iu. o.c.ock, A Nj, Nar.e Requiem irs
hr or tlt h. soul. i h. hiu1a sn' fc. t'is
afc f4u sod to attrui to, funeral from the church,
At otiucA, T. Nj, Friday, Juiy 40 ~
tN ENt IN 'he- ci'yot Dublin, Ireland, on r. 'sy,
teh ~, l-ti, nNiht, feiir' OF Be lat pa tigk
Ii,rur ~ 'N. Parrish of Haf nc, 60 Wrs'm .afh
Ii.r tcnain, ~eIc inferred Ia Gilssr va Come
trts.
..GILHOOLY-In Brooklyn, on Tue'day July ~,
Nul p a, huCE. native ut ok tgtoWu, CIuats kos-
o,mtrou. lr, aud uged 80 y.srs
the friends ant acquaintance Of the family arc
rr4esttd 'u a''tTi fhr funeral. 900. 'Iluftlt.. after
i1ou, Yh met, A. O'Clock, from Dos late r..d,uD..
- Little st, B.ooklru. ~.tl1ut fut nor 4ot IL
rcmrin- viii be tAa a To calvary Cemetery Tor
Il efrltut. iui
SuIElpS-On Wriuesdty evening, Trly s., after =
liU. erin. ilines' Marfsr-t Msry Crcilis, be owed
daughter Of Edward and harsatet 7heidt, aged II
years.
Tho relatives and fc1ti Of tho family are rc.roct-
fully invited 20 attend hr fIntr, on Friday 40 r.
IA. u. July ~ At o. och, f.OU the residence OF her
pareut-, II, West itth II. 2lt
NiLLEEs CA Tuc-dsv evening, July :, lec3,
Adelaide Ni.irt-, daughter u Dr. UClry Gat May
] ' .lti- a.e1 ) ears and months. 80
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Tlir country " II raj nee to learn that the Adj
mlnia'rsNon hAs resolved to follow up vigorously
th' at glorious Successes and vii employ al the
re'oHrc'S ~ the nation for the speedy suppress
son o. tho rebellion As an evidence oi ,h,s,
II ~ stated that every officer and general now
at large viii he employed, and MCCLELLAN,
s"El, FHENoST, Brrlw and Others vii
bs I'SI@nei to immediate duty. Tbs course
has been repeatedly urged By thi, and OIL err
Journals, aud # IL is now vigorously ado]te the
Atm nlstraton will be fully sustained Nv tic 10 .
IL, who arc heartily sick Of tie "a bbles aud dis
sttcgs Of tie past Our int.rrst, AMI tie iut.usts
Of humanity demand thA, the war should he short,
sul It can 10 soon ended II every m,u with brain
or arm capable Of serving his country is emp I'd
10 tao suppression u tho rebellion.
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TnsrE can he no doubt ,hA, The sum u0r Z
military operations on the Peuiusul, his rs"s'd
t1e grestei alarm in Ri-hmond which has '.i 10 ,
rsl " occur, ever since II has boon shsud ned. ~
LAST r',oun,s Genera K,isa, with ore 20, u BE-
I'll o. tie rebels At ten saou-snI men. .,.Up.o
post Few IN. 'es siutt o. tho W. q. n TO-,
near the to,nt - which General M'CtrttAs ~
tented his rixht wing to 'cceTethe 81 p'SEii -
inf1r'rrnruts TINT meyer arrvti Tie lr =
n RI. tho South AIMS on the line ~ Ne N,r ria
& utA, Railroad. lave b,rn burned n = =
tIoec.1fIl expedition ny Gen Gtrrv Ills Hu'-,H
CONN. .u.cstois, temporarily ~ los :, e." "
hrIli and Gsrefsl Ltg'A 49,. b. shli'-
dri ~ General KtNTs IN slv n.ir hs fre
vt out throw ~ ON skirfni'hor. ! 4 q = r"-
pulse, aud the falling ba,k Il - man 10 dy
T. ths podti II now occupies, n"af white II u.'.
TM- pniut equally iavotsh~ r. oprSt.Nns
ag.inst u hnlnd, or to de-,roy tho trbci so At
Frai"sit ,.bnrg. ". Increment - %. = .u
: 20 oIs.nd men, would ptotsi', oI.he O. %
Ft.t, 1, ,sp,rre chmon :, ard to- H,,it. r
~. t,rr LFE's shNtere srny II 80 d
-. - ot"-,irn IL made to impr SCI a.'
&c .,nIot aud 4 The Aiu.Ust uh
serve a. even twenty t4olssud uica '. ..
decisive points, to mos' oripus t...
ob Il al, under the prescn, ist.-t
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TIE NEW YORK Sun.
WURsDAY MORNING. JULY ., 1-G3.
Gen. ttcnde,s Army.

Thf latest srconnts Of Gen. LIE represc't Ne
m4i4 body OF his army tstwesn South a1gntAii
sDi Hagcf.tovn. whore he was propaiitg 10 give
q n. Nt.na haitle. Tie hsh, on Tu"d.y ,urus
QUIT have baen a mere cs,ary ssiru.th, srd q,
WA pro'a lie that the decisive bate H.. 1T be de-
lag'i ior "A few days Gen. Msspg tas roapeI al
tie re- nlts " a great victory ~ The batts ( Cot.
tys'urg, although there is no djub, thu, Lrg.
ann IL still iMge AID powc I'll. Il inf,rcei ~
Generals Corcu, HstSrzLKsAT, n8wi'k, sni
i'n troops from points no, prudent 10 name, u =
c'ri-in thai Gen. k,,pt's army il now lag than
L'r-, ald, fushsd with the sic su.e'ss. and ~
hras rom vic.shurg,hwl give gor Qua account
% itprlf In the tom NJ ron ct
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iht os vii b. ~ 80 0lo, ~ qgaA ~ re -inie
- sew ". wo1I aroGri TO ab..t 60 0J, e.
Ir Wi, ~ wti,t 9G.jJJ sfnes vii. le lissu.
Ther. s'eus 10 bs .i,'I- d,' .bi that a., dtat g.
,onri.ncs g. ,s A,y next wees. "A cN'ra fore
o. c,'rs' las teen emp'ol Cd the various enrol.
fn'ut on -, h. comrle!e The return, disr tu,e
tl,nks, sld make ,t1cr nrcesssry irepatators
b 40 .,b,d NV, 4 with T. atm, ~ dif stah
Pertrp'ory I'D - have teen re dv rom t.c
War DEPARTMENT. hurry - tue WORK, an "a
msi1ri'y Of Dsti stle nans- tAse htou ar. B.
PLAYED IA tie rhe, Tie Asne. 90 To- car n
lists in iiis cty ,ppuhtto al VI 80, VI, a.. q
BROOKLYN 10 u 0'o.
ftiseHp c,ed tts,te drawing wil tecomil'tti
IN allto loy. state. d .fiy ihs pte-ent mott Hr
In w., hss week 4 AufI-; al the fitihest. T.
ir,nei men. III IN 1. will tot 4rtotgo any pf"-
lnsry camp iusIucd T., lat b Al or-e 4r-
tdbutrd in ueod rg u'ut- Wire they ~ enr
Ito ,xerois.s md VT IL 'r it,r.scv's i't
m 70 q Ky ant 81. civ''s th,u IN tephraic
con -. T., rs h'..rt = ~ % e. ~, nti firfi'd
g. 81 batr en- and % -tr...g. 90 the fr-i ns'
vi nv, 10 hr -tsnoa fs ..f7. S.tuts
btf,een lir,r. paysIcs' 'ia''i i,y. s-c, NJ rr''.
lludrsd 81, Ars DOB yrre.4. 49, ~. secure O. 90.
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TRADE; SOsksIS.

.oiice The Members OF the ship IUiner'.
tliou. aid other, Who intend Joining are t'Hi,s A
N at, I'd l'.ii tor inc purpose ut hear. GER %
ri uin zee ou l.. Lave, -, t. b. nod s' Botanic
hal, - Eat ulosdtuy, ~ ThWs.. - n ut, Jul
yth. - O'Clock r. order ~ Committee, VA "
BAEEti-l. chairman. 800
NUticr to the Carpenters of BrOuLl,D
The Carpenters Il Br.cN u viii holds pee .i mtt'-
IN. At 500 Futon IT. for DO Il tltp NJ ~ .'.. "a
lhuf,dsy evening July 'fh, AZ ! 3 O'Clock Prrtfi1
MT nd nee - the hour /. i-,Isd. Al the M,rher.
ate ruqu.rt,d &C. Doe . .s'ut %.
The Workinsui"n'i Union VIII meet an
FRIDAY evening. AZ IN Nad ilotel, cor y igalc 'h
ald g. and -. Al rfgdns' societies are inv'ed t.
.su deiee''e'. T.F. EOBEl,Is, Chairman. WV
M'CLl M. see. 90
To Bnkers-A meeting OF thr BrIUh' &"
Jourue mn BAKER. Protective Iu. ill h' o ~
H3 49, ~ . g. 81 u, on t'uri v.ntHtf - by
I'm. Sj3, At - &c ock. Il, order JOHN NEISON y.
Pct. ela
Thr N"u.. Carpenters Of 'r'y ork wiz
h1i p1. dc m.r'tus a. IA limau, ua', corner II
th - .. ard ,th avenue, next Friday hIuT,
July lO h. NJ O'Clock W. want all 20 b. pre-su. -
~. meeting a. businc.e OF great n ppst4nD Yr ht
So 81 d" tr'de M not all g. atteud It's ui'ctir &.
iit ord. & t. Committee D..
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

i.'On's
MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER.
The or'int auH certain N,rW.u Ia csmu4tor Tho
eAtaor-uaiy ct..,ts Of this ,.'ice tor S.l.ns
k.a,he-. Ant. LUG, Fce., &C., ard for prc.cfv.ue
~, q ,h-. larnitur,, Gr., from n1.h,. ha. been
to.tcd or ~ ycl 4, and warranted reliable It il. tree
rom Poi 90.
bcwMr OF initial ons aud countcrfet.. Each lstk
has The. fna'urc Of +. Lyon,
LYONS Kat rilis, certa d,ath % Ran and Mice
sod hy AL nu.rs. Is and tu-nitu. dealors
IhhAN ;. BARNES 4 co, Artnts
419 No. 2O2 Broad. ay, Nrw York
lSih '. '. Volunteer Engineers Tom
p'nv X. lHh y, Y Nolun eer Engineers viii he paid
A. No, % bgrc, ~ st on Friday, july 10Th 1861 ~
20 \. \. B.ns YOUR discharges. :. SERGEANT,
O., ia. u Commanding. lO3
/. -. H., No. ~, will meet nj y O'Clock,
% t1aa,, lgth in a5d t. near Lexington ave. in The
tsnd b. order q JAAES MGNANus, Precedent.
JANLo DOhaON. Ses III 7
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rnr enrolment for che draft having been ccmp'e.
tee N Rhode Is aud aud Massachusetts. tie Ir.w.
ing tooS pace yesterday in those states. The PC.
D al number required IN Rhode Island i. 2 ISL, To
which ypsr cent has bosn added 10 allow for ex.
tmrhons, Increasing the names To be drawn 10 a
to'a' Of t.32i. A the population Of Rhode Is'ard
amounts to i7AG2o, the proportion Of conscupls -
the whole population hnc.udins womeu And ca
dEsnl 10 seeVt Que " tsrIy. ~ Il - slds.sl.. 4
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EOR SALE-pNT.uALF INTEREST Is 4
n;lta Ie>IDNS.

FN~Hl\,r BANkS-NI AMER "MNRY-
l INNft" leaves p.tk 81 9. hast E,v,f, A. A. No
West ;Dth It, :; boz ~, :. igr l. North kvcr. -
IA y, except Seturiay. Iare N ccut. Musr, ~
Ire hm NE, bait aud luts on beard. 10
no! FOR TIE FISHING BANkS-5,oo4
4 ,-n u - caught At the Fishing bAuks un -tesDe
STATEN ISLANDER running every DAY, eHctTA
SttuidAy, from 'he to- loving landings south lltf
s'ieet. William. bursh, At : A. NJ. pick slip 4
ufh .tr Il, NoiiA iiy,i, 5. SpIns street, - Per
Moth river, y ol'
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p'A-tttr1 ar r,,ct'.ry Immediately cut d ~ Ns
TORlA-' NENETIN\ LiS1NtNi. T. n,vct fails
az ,hs .a.oa No candy su,uli D.. wl.hout 1t tus
2; cus Wu.ru'cJ perf,c,iy harmiet. 90 tak. O..
trtaly. Sold y All drug is.. 90"
Mrs " inslow'- soothing syrup relieves
tn ri 'fo,a rai., inveorste' 'h' stomach and bow
ei. coreos scidi'v sud gives tone AMI viror T. -
-hle ZEN -,n.sahottIc .c;
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COAL.

ERESH MINED COAL-tKOM THE COL
lierr Of the Del, l. ckaW n, 2. " e-tern r.
GO Several hundred tons nov landing, and for sale
low the mArk,t puCe, \ discount T. ledlaI. and
Carmen. j. rAN Lon, 300 Eighth ayo. 2's
T .AkGE' NuI COAL-CHUICE ARTICLE
IL for -team aud family use. Several hundred tons
no. yard. and f1i sale In lots to sui, below he
niAikst pSce. J.TAILuR. 800 E.sata ave. 10 |.
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.OSa' AND EIOejeg,.

COW IO~T->IEAlED FROM 100 FINE
- nl9lr - -. Brook yn, "a saturday, JIlr { a
el,,, .p. on . face aui whit. be'lr aud bas t..r
dollar c"nrd viii De paid tor her return. .li
EOl MA NAWL BOAT. l. FEEL long.
L alrt on the North River, bet .lst and "a - no
pu.r-. Appy At ~ wrst i6th -, nca, iotb ave.,
EOI Hp-BN a POOR, GUl HONEST
firl. on lue-d1v, in ,'h AZ, in tho o.. lhlrh0od
oi l-' or "a ~ 'n''deE ABLE sum oi wo' So -h' y
Mpy - Wi',u q, u tory, frcat o.act. ~
r ONr-A CANARY BIRD. ON WIpNES-
lAy ro-uilr IN" finder will get - reward IN
bun.iue 't TO the Jauitar, 4 Fine t. 6N
I O>i--2j EEWhED-AT HE NEW
IL Haven cars. depot On 21;h -, sunday eve Bo.-
u 10 he o-ucr. r,-a-d Z tvcutj five DO lar.
al Do Gacsu.n. aL,l will no paid on d,lvrry OF
ssd diary aud cou',uts TO the address Of III osuer,
Cuutsi.t1 on ta' ~ 't.f ~
T O>i - fOkullAM SUNDAY EVENING.
AIlnly h'h, gold came bracelet, ALEC an engraved
4 Ink m.cr,,..s M4o.N,r" vii r'turq I. ,lmc TO
rewarded. 20
! ONt-ON MONDAY JuLA GlH, a luuL
a. sost, 81 Ut nonih. old, hay,ns no horns ana
i.oari,i hg ,ayius the at 20 Wet i.d st. coz
y H'h 'v,. -
VO>i-ON TUESDAY, JULY sTH. A
- rank DO Of the Blocker IT. Bank, ~. 10.
me dud- VII Do i-y. 70 he osu,r b. l,av,n. tne
owner Il
r .OST-lN JERSEY CtlN, OS MONDAY
Ibliteroou, ll.cs and tan terrier slut, with long
10 lie 0rue Of Any. The Under viii be- .uisl'y
7 VT ed by returning Aor 20 Nj JOHN WUYTE, {.
City. IT,
WISE SlOLEN From - WALL NI-ALL
p,r,ous are cauioued aealu-' hl-inF or u.iur .hr
ss,me' a, It II p't.nt'd ana the ony one made The
/, tuning ITO e. L. WOupEoriH "
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NlILlNN>BUkGU SAVINGS T.
w Coz u -ou.l od and ith .t., brooklyn,


p'posl'0r. arr hereby notified, mat a sorii-
DIVIDEND NJ the rave " sit tty per cent. -,
on All sums ~ thrry dpllalf aud upENif, tNs.
have been 40 IOttcd three months uu the h-t
Iu next, Siu be- paid - dcp,- .tois an IA,
heudt5, JuJ 2Oth, Tree from t,ovrl4uant IA
lnirr".l not called iIr will be- passed 10 IA.
Of dtpp itutr a. pr,nc,pal
lmposi's made on or before the 10Th day NJ
nest vii! dan interest from the 4. I.
De unis u q 4. Institution are recurrl, inv,
IA p"nir snd mortgages on rrsl rs'a'n, worth F..
re amount .o-Led aad 10 CIty. County and
St-ter Bonds.
:, he Bsnk is open for business daily Sunday
l"idays eIc'p;edJ. ON Monday All >AJli
nom = TO O'Clock, 7. n on Tle-days, We
day. Inlfsisys, ludAys tom 10 4 Ter
June 23d, 1865 '''''
GLOEGI EICAPD ~.
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Sh eAAL- ". TRI aLON, secI
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q rt uri M tax. lr p.id 10 deposition, 4,
Thereto, tr thr rN months ending June On
the fNt- ID. doe IHr cont per auuuW and u.
eN ge,diHg i've hundred COLLAR NJ the Gstr ~
cent. PEI nuuuu pa, ahle GA a.I after Mond =
90 I. he iutriHs. H.lI ~, placed tn the ci.ci
Po-.tol. ~ yf'nc.lal " n Macy, Pr .idrm
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i ' iiih - md -th avc. Op7 dSily from -,,
n. On Nrdur=days Add saturday, from t. Fl 8
0iIptctut. iutrr.st allowed The July dr.
vii he paid Z zee - tiovrrum.pttav. None,
ted On Or before July 2Uth, will draw iu.rr.
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General Western Agent. No. Stats strees Chicago.
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, 1863-06-11
Qbifaqo Grtbn1te.
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1883.



A. gunduy in n1e.aDhis.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.1
NEnn1s, June 4. 1868.
The Sabbath day forlus an episode in the
soldiers life, pleasant, profitable OF other
wise, as be may be disposed, not to be over
looked. It is not to be presu1ned that our
inte11igent so1a3erv wonla snend their Sab
h..z. .a,ss.ta~s es.. ~ ~ s,,a..,, t,e;,,
. us'us nAe neataeis' 4of "ant VI .1afsu sa 1'>4
ties In place the eizo OF Memphis. Many do
etr7va n ;nnnnove. with th,a ob,ect trust in
~ "ANa as 1.a.
view, tho "11!ef proceeded 10 Union caapel
on SUNDAY morning last. On passing into
~ 1oo,n,o roo,, of The church thc snnc,tn,
toe Aeeeots 4"oAA "
tendent Of the sunday echool was talk1ng 10
little folk in style to engage their stten-
tfon and .t thc sarne t;me tn ,netrnrt them
= -. - ~. .... ~. .~aa ~.
oon hno" n's ha"e noF Ms e1eeu' oot
from the energetic manner in which be labor
IN vav nsaf,1 man. .,d pb.+ "a n,ra
:" " 's4s "1e4"' u.0"' an0 "A"' IL 1a0.e'
ne gave t1ae besI ef1oence tAat ne "as q Hnole::
souled Union man. ....>
Thera were merriam. twenty to1d;era nrrs-
ont .na ,s NJ ena - nm nnmhcr soemed vi.
ling to teach the rest, the Superintendent
brought a teacher. 4 1ai1y, who proved to be
ho+,, ;,,4arc<{;,o and .tt1c;ant Sha u,e gonna
w.. 4.Ne .>,-,-N't"",. 49, AS ~ - eo4.o.
"ha1 11a1o IN unaef'ahlhg net tash, bot soon
proved her ability both to read and talk well.
o..s.a .o - IT,. .,a.-s..
ou1ouhoeo ~ seore "a ota"n}, peafoeu
soldiers, listening attcnfivcly to her musical
and accurate reading uf Christ's Sermon on
the Nuupt. I hare no doubt those men will
heed that as diligently as if sxponn-
, 1863-06-11
11f11lDDa!

REMOVAL.
IN CAeRLES E0MS1OCAs
Agent ef 4be Aa1t Germany Of Qnondxgua, has -
moved th otoe 12S Sonto Y atcr etItot. -.
NnnadAEAk4At. ot Ill kinds for ssls BY cargo ana II
ot4 70 enntx :aaae1t nY1z d8lA In