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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19
The Case of General Butler.

President Lincoln, with that frankness
which is one of the best features of his
character, does not deny to his friends
that the recall of General Butler was an
error Not only is there no charge on
file against him which could be made the
basis of any such action, but each day
developes more clearly the fact that his
administration of affairs in the Depart
ment of the Gulf has been pre-eminently
a success in every respect.
The interviews of Gen. Butler with
the President after his return were Curl
Gus. That Gen. Butler had been treated
unfairly, was undeniable by the Presi-
dent, but to repair the wrong was prob
lem difficult of solution. The General,
without any departure from courtesy,
spoke his sentiments with great frank
ness, and asked, as an act ofjustice, to
be re-assigned to his old command The
final answer to this request has not yet
been given; and it is not at all unlikely
that it may be granted, Gen. Banks in
this case being provided for in Texas.
The history of the change is also curl
ous. 1t originated in the wish of Gen.
Banks himself to head an expedition to
Texas4 and his request to this effect
was willingly granted by the President,
who desired to consult his wfstrvr.- He-~-
this expedition of some ten thousand
men grew into one of forty thousand, and
carried with it the entire Department of
the Gulf, is not known in detail; but it is
believed in official circles here, to have
been due to the skillful prestidigitation
of prominent member Of the Cabinet,
who had the whole matter arranged be-
fore its consequences became apparent to
the Presidential mind The animus of
the affair it is not best to expose.
1t is certain that the President fully
appreciates the great capacity of Gen.
Butler, and desires to do what will make
his services most useful to the country,
and at the same time to repair the
wrong done him.-Ndsh Cor. N. 7.
Times
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19
ssr A Baltimore correspondent of til

B9H A Baltimore correspondent of the
New York Evening Post says ex-Gover-
nor, now United States Senator, Hicks
of Maryland, stands as firm as Gibralter
on his new anti-slavery platform. His
is clear case of change of heart He
will vote for a compensated emancipa-
ton bill for Maryland, with the individ.
ual clause in it, and give cordial and
earnest support OF Mr.. Lincoln in his
administration of the Government. He
said he will be the very first to Hberate
his slaves under the individual clause in
the proposed emancipation bill, the mo
ment it is passed.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19
also Manufacture all kinds Of Machinery, sue
appertains to

appertains to
Railroads, Steamboats,. Mining,
Distilleries, Flour, Corn, Sugar,
and Malt Mills. o
Tobacco, Wine and Lard Presses.
Sash and Muley Saw Mills.
Also, Sheet Iron and Copper work.
House Fronts, Window Caps and
Sills, Ventillators, Crates, Iron
Railings, and every description
of Iron and Brass Castings.
Dealers in Steam and Water Qua
ges, Gum Betting and Packing.
Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe
and Fittings, &C.,
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19
IS. e. GILBERT & COZ


CUNDRIES--C CASTLE SOAP, LEMON SYRUP
- Clothes Pins, Totmato Catsup, Rice, Almonds
English Walnuts, Brazil nuts, Candy, figs, raisins
currants oysters, Holsters, sardines, alum, epson
salts roll birthstone, sulphur, ,copperas, madder,ex-
tract OF log wood, indigo cream tartar, soda, bed
cords Of ali kinds, tobacco of all kinds backing,
batting nutmogs, cigars of all kinds, ginger, glass
lars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pepper sauce,
matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder, percussion
FISH sfal kinds safety fuse soaps of all kinds,
starch, teas, vinegar, camphor, letter, note, cap
and fancy paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt
petre, gum drops wooden bowls, jujube PASTE Gin
namon, british iustre, bonnet boards, ink, Oil,
nails sash, glass, allspice, coda, pain killer,
liquorice, Playing Cards, &c, &c.
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale by s. f. Gilbert Co., No. sycamore,
decl6tf
ClHOULDER BRACES.--A LARGE SUPPLY
- just received at J. SCHLAEPFERS
not27 Drug store.
| DALMORAL SKIRTS.-wE HAVE RE-
! ID ceiVed another nice lot of Balmoral Skirts
which we sell cheap.
| oct 10 SCHAPKER BUSSING,
| 4e Main street
|tAsTER OIL JELLEY JUST REOEIyED Al
" jan5 SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19
France and the United States.

The Washington RepublicnG says:
We are permitted to make the follow
ing important extract from letter just
received from distinguished gentleman
in Paris. 1t is quite significant:
Il hear from Paris that the Creole in
fuence is in the ascendant everywhere
throughout the family connections of the
Emperor and Empress, and that the
Gulf Of Mexico is to be made French
lake We are fairly caught in the En-
peror's trap"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19
The Massachusetts Colleges and the
War

1t is stated in Gov. Andrews message
that Harvard College has sent into the
field four hundred and thirty of her sons,
more than seventeen per cent of the
whole number of her living alumni; that
Amherst, of her undergraduates of the
last five years, has sent one hundred and
fifty-nine, and that Williams College, as
nearly as can be learned, has given one
hundred and eleven of her graduates and
undergraduates to the army of the Unit
ed States.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19
J. S III / T II S
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
ri o.8 second ST,
(IH BRAY's BLOCK

CsHIRTs MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
y urment and fit warranted. stock OF
ready made Shirts and Collars always on name, ana
at nrices that will suit the purchaser Tucking
skirts, Stitching Bosoms, &c, done with neatness
and despatch
Thankful for past favors the subscriber respect
fulIv solicits contuance of the patronage SO
literally bestowed for the past five years.
oct29 -. :J. SMITH.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19

B1- The Philadelphia Bulletin says
that at a meeting of leading Democrats
of that city, on Thursday, Mr.. Charles
Ingersoll, in the course Of some remarks,
stated that if he were a member of the
State House of Representatives, where
the Democrats have majority, he would
vote against supplies for the Govern
ment, and he recommends that the Dem
ocrats in the House pursue that course.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19
COMMISSION HOUSES.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
New Arrangement.

UNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RE;
SPECTFULLY announce TO their friends ana
PATRONS the public of Evansville and vicinity that
with increased facilities for the transportation OF
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19

B0 Capt J. {. Mcclure, of General
Banks staff at New Orleans, found a
rose lying upon the desk, and, taking it
up to smell its fragrance, he tainted,
The rose contained poisonous powder,
The flower will be analyzed.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19

They solicit continuance of former flvors. Es-
pecial care taken in the collection of Bills Drat'
Notes, and the transportation Of small and yal'S-
bic packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves Of Il =
facilities Of the Express obtain any desired in
formation in reference to the routes and details OF
sbs business at their Office on First street, between
Main and Locust.
jy2 CHAS. WENIh, agent
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19

Old Metal Bought; Jobbing and
Repairing done at short notice,
and Workmen sent to all parts of
the country to set up and do re-
pairing on machinery and boilers.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND SEE PRICE LIST.
April Z, 1861.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-19
JANUARY 10, 1863.
BRONCHIAL TRCCHEs.

ZTss IL Slight COEd,
ESAA ~ollahs s5Yoasse1esa
EJIISllsIElH or Store I0hkont,
VsJNssy 1vhioh might Be checked
AsAstAI with simple remedy,
Jnegtected, often terminates seriously.
Felo are alocre Of the inporta1,ce cf
stoppu7g a Sonah or S'ZiaLt
fold IN its first stage; that Ushjoh
in The begi'oni77g lOolSJd yisld to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks the lurgs.
8tou,,z's 8,15zc5liaL S7tocjLes
l0ere first introduced eIeuen years ago.
1t has been proved that they are the
best article before the pl1tIio for
Heuah&, folds, 8<onchitis,
.5zsth11a, gatafth, the Hacking
Cough in /gonsmnz/lticn, and
numerous affections Of the <OlLfcaf,
givirag immediate relief.
Public Speakers 81 Singers
lvtn find them efectual for clearing
and strengthening the voice.
Sold BY oil Druggists and Dealers
i-4- 51ze7ia1,ae- -at Is ce17tS LEI. bor.
Sold by KELLER & WHITE,
feb5dwIV
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

DRINCE g. Co.'S IMPROVED PATEhl
II uELODEOSs l.d ORGANS stand At the head Of In
ruinemts Of this cils The fac ~, OVD Of h'n AZ nyT
not .ucen ne demand aFt proof. OF Tue esmi
tio ~ which ihry he'd By the pN0c fTo"s nom f''
10 4 sss. Ilusin,ed Catalogue t.Bt nee. . .
lEO a PElAl E q 90. 80. 5l .li1n 81 Now- , ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

pAVEN d BACON, , ,o...,..,
Ia Msauiact lTes Of Grand and Square PIhNO-fO"IES
Wlre.oon No iJ5 GIsnds, near bIoad"oy y . tLe 'o
..-erte aud the many facilities possess ensb" Us 70
niodnce Instruments un,pasd by Guy ohm ef1aoi'menI
rr rlso titen'on 81 gwen 90 tho cons''ncuoh iHio,
,ue and Introduction all essential changes that may be
rto,irrd 10 MAKE peect Piano foe fufcLase's a.. an
vel 20 call and examine our large assortment o. fiAn"
which w. are now Offering on ilvo aDc terms
ne.rriuiiyr liflnlAIl .an' by in4ll
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
galcs bp Anrtion.
| UCTION SA L. Il
TIMBER LIMITS.
Ncar alon.reli. Canada.

Near Mon.reli. Canada
VIII b, -od by Auction on WEDNESDAY, 10th September,
H.. following valuable TIMER LIMITS hundred and
,eycn;ytwo square miles, bconeng 20 the late hrm OF L.
scOi1 Co. liquidation and sitns,ed the River La
couarreau behind Raw don, in County OF 81 Btean.
There large quantity OF plNE which cun be made ei'he
into Jaw logs or square timber i, chiefly Of hrge sze and
or quail owing to he hardwood sO aud rolling char
accr o tie country. SPRUCE also shounds and liOn the
causes. oi unusual There is bcsides Ianhrlc
Cr,sr and i.a dw ood timb,. Of various kinds.
The haulase /. comparatively and tue main river gener
ally favorable for divine.
seat advantage Of ,heo Lalis is tit provisions ard
rrave ac ,au hr delivered % t" fians - Mont en
iric,s iug awdou ,oi,.ent being not iur hrI tn
- mi e. frop he .ratest Uuuy - Pine.
Torus liberal. For inspection Of plans and further in9ima
don Apply 10 COURT MACINTOSH, Aocouhiea's' S'o'
tIeGL
Sale at O'Clock, a. .ho Cfi,c Of 40 Subrcrilc-s.
JOil,, LtLMiSO Co, @nctiobeer'.
Nontfeal, Sept. TO- l36s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
1863. THE 1868.
rEANsyLvhNIA CENTg aL R,ILRoAD

rEANSYLvkNIh CENTR AL n R,ILRoAD,
With rs connections forms ,,,,r
TIE SHORTEST AND OUl,hESr EorIs
FsoN NEw.ioxS 10 TnE fRisCiraL NisrAK Nifhs,
Seven I.us daily from New-Yosk TO Philadelphia VIA
New.Jcisey and Camden and Amboy Lines THIS
ALL TnRUunu TRAINS FOR riE NEsr 81 In's
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-yORh FROM TILE
FOOT OF COuRrLANDTsT. A.,
Ryway Of Phi adephia the morning passengers ese New
lolk a; M same sinic As other routes evening pa"'se
l., r. m. one hour later than other lines.
by way 81 Mleniosn, evening passengers ssse p .s.
two hours later Ihan The Northern 'ne- sa oy and al
aruse at tho time Northern lnes in ,ncaso sha =.
points M the North. Wet, Crcs,hns indinapons iou,s
81 Louis Cleveland Columbus. Cincinnati, ana oil nsi1
rolnis West with fewer changes Of cars p.p,,,.,. ..
Sleeping Cars without change. run non, iu'sPu. "
Pittsburgh $50 miles, aud NcwYors to Fitsouth Wv nH'ss
smoking and saloon Cars on all trains
faTc the same rs other routes.
baggage cAccaed through il,nscrs ree.
Secure tickets good un.il usoi, by rtsonseh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Accommodation Line, which sneds eomiortaoie mode o.
travel TO parties moving westward At onehaA inc u'u"
III Iarc.
BY this route fc,s Of all descriptions can be forwsfdeo
20 aud hom any pont on tho heEoad' :i osio Mepu.y'
Indiana lllino =, Wisconsin. Iowa. or Missouri by NAIL
ROAD DIRECT any port on the naviga0c rssIs " wv
West by steamers iIoln Pittsburgh. w.., he
The rates Of Freight to ana from any point IN ne h.
ths Pennsy yara Ceal Railroad all times favoso
are chaised BY other Rsoed Companies Merchants s.
shippers inrnsns the transportation Of their steat
Company can rely with confidence on 10 'pesaJ "'"'~
Farmers and Dealer, in Live stock win nnd sa IA sn,
advantageous Capacous Yards wei was' nj. linz
Piled with every convenience have been openn 70 he wans
aud It's connections aud every attention Psu 70 re
From isn,bur, he. win be found every ips
feeding and ,e.ns choice + 9aeIsaE a,E q 'MARhHTs
J H. ELLiUTr Passenger Agent, No. As'or HOUSE
LEECi! CO. Frrifh, AssndsI ssnd No South wllismst
MepoSSL5 t''sd 'ssdIsScHoEF. E~iC.n' Agents. gents.
rNocu LEWIS. General Superintendent AiseasA r.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
Me0nal
MANHOOD and the VIGOR of YOUTH re-

WI stored In FOUR WEEKS by pr. RECORDS ES-
SENCE o. LlFE-Dr. KiCORp OF Paris, after years OF
solicitations Las at length acceied to tue urgent re-
quest ofthc Amegican public and appointed AGENT In
NEW-YORn for the sao Of his valued and highly priced
ESSENCE, OF LIFE.
This wonderful agent win restore manhood to the most shat.
tered constitution whether arising from tho effects
climate natural causes The tme required tho
most inveterae Is fonr weeks; and used according TO
The printed instructions (which very mpe failure In.
This H'sreons remedy should be taken by all about to
mary as il, eecs permanent sknowicdse BY the
m. deal press % be the greatest discovery ever made
I,s DEVELOPING powers miraculous Success In every
rsge Il as ein that science overthroys Ignorance
Dr. RCORUS ESsENtE OF LIFE Is soid IN cases ~tA
l ions or use 1T four quantities In ore ,or
80 and will be sent any part 1.-The country carefully
packed receipt OF remittance to hn accehea as.h
PHILIP ROLAND 10. Az BrC0nIss,, one door west o
BIO ldNyny NeW. YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
qusiruetion.
CAMBRIDGE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE

~ This School will OVLN sept g. superior advautar,s
og yOuns 6tn- Tor College. FOR e.Gs sslcnccs &c.
sdiress the Principal Cambridge. Mass.
c. o. y. PAINE, Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24


TRAINS LEAVE sEW-YORKi
Fer Eov Haven, :. tEI ll.30 M. l!:l3 lEx.l cc
Hxl, a;sri, s:Ju and p. IA.
~ bridgeport. : 3 (EIL il:3oa NJ; i,,l3 lix), 2so
Q.xl. 3:Sl. $50 and ?. ~.
for Milford AMI STAFFORD = II % m; $50 $50 p
Tor EarGcd Southport All We,goTt :, 1882 RI $50,
$50 Q. - .
3:5O, 40, $50. Z.
For Das.-n ana Greenwich, T. go, 1850 nj 60 i3a
Fos stamford : (Es $50, lls)a m. isl3 tEEl ?:ls
tFxD. 3.5. -.3J $3.50, p. n.
tor Pon Chester lnd n,e mediate s:aOn, T. ~ E:3o.
H. $3.50. $780, $50, b3J T.
nor Pon Chester AID New. Rochelle. p. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Tor Boston via S>ug acid a.. tEx) 80 ,fxl
For Boston. via Shore Line. u IS ,Ey.h +. N.
tos Hartford and Springfield, tExl, ll:3p, 2.Y
(.s.l, 1.
For Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal IN, (Fy
II l:5O a. m, ard % ?. N. e. No.tHanpt
for Hartford, Asos-,.oN ALI Fl.lAN Railroad, lEx
II go T.
FOR New llayen, New ondoa aai S.ornson Rsigesi At
o. ui is.is ,.3'. ?. N.
FOR C.u,l Railford. lg;ls .. m. % Ncr,hamrson.
Fos ilousaiopis Nairoal H. 2,il -. u TO New MI
.oll " eduesd0 sad it.Atays, 10 Pttsied-
for AagstlcN EaGgoad, "a. z.JD y
fog pa,bais a.d Sous ~ Railoel a. IN, $50 r IN
Comm. SecIin- ir. a.ts.aed q y M Tfains:
JAMES IT, hOiT ugosEtenicnt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
i)ropo9aIs.
CONFORMATION n.,,acmr.rrr.

Sr.rr THnnuLIEs ONCE. EOsTos sept. = III
DROpOSALS Tor a LOAN 10 the COMMON
WEALTH of 81 foc o-sr,-d pfopof.ls arc l-rrly y
invited and viii be received at tl' Dhrs vail fhlDA,
sept q ~ cook iof The whor r1fi ~ ,Ae" o'
the following Glaze, Of state Socss to b ,u'd under
tof,y 81 btpters ls fi ani 4b fcp-lvcy oi TIC Act'
Of Ito Lcs.sa,Hie oi h.isa-Auses oi tie eunoa, )eHi
| nln.sly! . 49,,
for ono Million - Dola, ofihe Coast Defense fund In
fLc twenty tlO and b'luns nis'si Al a." ia' ~
d,e per q FL ocn per payable sen' annually o"
the IT, day. Of January I'D daly N '.ch y'ai. l.
Also fof Three Iiundrrd 11saGd Dollars Of the Scrip ~
All of The and BTserii hff0ai Ia 'cTthcHrs 81 One
hol.nns D6..rs each - OO). fcdfemabe Ia thhy tVl
ysrs and tsafng l~Te A the rate 81 i've per cent ~ i'f
cent, per annun payable s.r annually tho Let esy' Of
ami AID October Ia orcl yeaI, -
hso or Five Hundred Ibousani Dollars of The Enlistment
Bounty Fund" in t.itc-te Of uue thousand Dollars rah
- 0pJ fedremabe IN twenty l2ll years aud bearing IN
rfont Of hyc cent q per cent annn, payable
el annually tho let days OF January AID July OF each
Ibe Cerifca-s q each class vii be rcdeenabe nsnriy
In God and will have Interest warrants coupou'j attached to
tArn, payable ~ maturity in Coin, a. tis ofc". Il,
rlass of cs..s s1up for Whlh they bid nntnf that any
accrued efc. val. la al cases bc sn additional chag' 10
al propo.a. must be ncos.d carefully sealed envelope
sdl,es,d TO the IfrasHeI Of COnonW, aih OF Massa
chus.s and Married ditlDcy fIoposals io Loan ana
comp,nod with oshei Check Tor Five per cent on ""
bid tor 10 be forfeited 10 tho Treasury Ia case
oi non flhllnent Of acc'p,cd proposal. nj,
The checks Of parties whose piDposA. arc not seetpeu WI"
be r.tufn.dto them. - ,,,. A..
Pan@ whose bid. accepted land the ryt reserved TO
reject any and oil b1.j wiz be at once notified hr, OF su
psyen, Of The serp assigned 70 them must be made o. ne
Or option hall o the anont Of tcnp awarded n,y
be paid for between the brOe named dates anl ibe
roc months thereafter n which ease certihed tec'p, Io
the paid viii be gvcn bu, no cefcses oil soip vi"
HENRY h. OLIVER
Treasurer ara Receiver oenefs Of hassachu'e'''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
I'RlE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains.
n 0Yfi IsI-ANn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IL aCCUNnODATlOA Leave James slip aud foot Of
J-ths, r. H. ~ TO- t'r-. OFT, stopping 81 a. stations
ard 80 f. flr Jalaa Mn-oi Jerrsa md al stations
,ast OIe.aloli fo sp 80. and 9:sJ p M TOT
,,yossst II a 49, nd ) so T. u 'or Janaics
ard Hen y.slG m. u LII, J3, 4.3i end 5:3) M
Sunday Excursion lin 1:is ui fro. 3Nhss stopping
a. a. >, .ols, is,hgnS ~ excursion rates. fsiaInns
i.,,rg lafhtnA o. IS ~. Jausica accommodation Tram
from Jani,. d sud Thirty y-ioar E.ss. u t..J p
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
CTRIYGER's PULMONIC SYRUP--Pre-

CTRINGERs PULMONlC SYRUP--Pre-
- pared from private recipe OF celebrated physicon IN
Fngdis the Only iniabe remedy IN this country of tho
snedy relief and co Of Coughs Code Broncis liosse,
nes. Splitting Blood Sore Ihfoas Pans IN lhe thes' sn
he Fnluoa.y Affections ever long ,hcy may have oren
rs,bi,ied IT, asreeablo sclty aays tickling or irts, on
of the threat charm and thousands have oeen cofe
hath bere and abr ,ed asr every other known remedy @
been ted and found ee aad the s of the physesh Hau
c.iled piice - cens bottle. Prepared only oy ~
JOiIN nrKINGER. No. 335 %tn.ay, cor. Z5th st ~ 1.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
Gteamboats an0 Railroads.
EOR CALIFORNIA-By the OVERLAND

EOR CALIFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
IT, g. sis leaves Atchison Kansas for Placsrs Cal, vie
Denver Great salt Lake Virginia and Carson Cities connect
In, by side lines with the Pixies Peak Colorado Bannock
iUppar Missouri Reese River, washOe and humboldt min
ing sons ,,,, -, su,r>,rrrv ,ve
Tho ro.e il caed with comfortable Coaches and Concord
Covered png Wagons Every attention is paid pssssn-
gers. -, -. - o,, an ,h ,n,. ,a o..
.,,n. their seats when the coscbe3 are not uli
stations average 10 miles apart and meas are furnished
The Atlantic AID Pacific Telegraph follows the route viii
fn, fv uas,ud, of baggage slowed extra charge
viii be made on the exces Surplus baggage can % SEM ~
via Panama. . go =, ...
A,chson is connected BY rail- with all points east
THROUGH FARE Atchson 10 Piacervle wv
Fsre rom Placeryil e to san Francisco, ~io ,
fol further information apply the office oil the company
No. "a Broadway, n Y, up stairs
Tickets .od al the oice Of the Company, ct New'Yok sHo
l,chson,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
Jnstrnetion.
A CARD-Mr. GOLDSMITH will receive

NEOUNT Pleasant Institute. Private Glasses
M for Boys Amherst, Mass. Esabihed l'4t, fnslish
Clac and Commercial Location unsurpassed for bcany
and heal i.u,ss Euui5e. limited 90 J.. ITcpoI cent npon
request. H. T. Nash n NJ fnncil"'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
Scales, &f.
,is STAN NDARD sc A l. l. >

DROW WINS STAN NDARD seal ~ >.
- riBLiHUED 40 YEARS.
f1ipti 90 every branch Of business where correct a'
du' able SCALE H. required.
sCALfS Tor RAILROADs COAL aud HAY dealers
SCALES for PROVISION, GEhIs aud lHOt D"s,'H
.GALI.S for OEOCEKS DIR OOisIS and tonceuohoi'
Iountcf Portable, Platform Dormant scales, Ac'
Weirhmaaicr, Beans, ffanrr and Apparatus, ,t,
SCALES adjusted to snt Foreign atsndaTds ~ OF ~ho"
49,, r,.ed In .v.,y usrticusr AZ Wh0lcsair aud K.tsi
H. LAOWJ lsuccefsor to j. Il. Brown, mnnuia,,,usa'
No. BseIoy'st, Oyposi.e As'of Do"'e'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

A. ". NurwIs. Auc,icncrr. -
DY BANGS, MERWiN d Co., Irving Build
4 ins. NJ 5,i and $50 Broadway. sales e Books s'i
ionery Pic,ur,s WORKS II br lnry eoods Furniture &c
THURSDAY AND FRlDai EVENINGS, SEPT. ~ and 10
at O'Clock.
pOOK SELLERS STOCk-cor,pising large collection OF
s,,rdsrd and Ncclaneors HooSs sso an assortment OF
staple aud Fancy sAonery including variety OF suPe.ane
BLINK Books, &C. - - . 800 ,,.r,,,,,
| IMPORTANT TO LOoKING-GLAsS AND PICTURE
FRAME MAhERS.
TIT RGDAY HONNIhG, sep, ~. a. II oclock, -
A, the nansisctory Of y. H. PCkDi Co., NO. 30 West
18th -. ,thav.
IOOvING.GLtSS AND PICTURE FRAMES. COPPER
Steamer screw ress and stock Of Poxw ood and ohr
Mout variety &C foI pntieuiars see Catalogue 10
be Lad oi tire iuctiynceFs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
AIRS. II. DANA WARD, successor to Mrs.

lV3 Gibson begs to that the En- sh aud French
LOAF ding sad y school, No ~ Union square viii be opc.cd
TtfSDAN :cp IS Ihe masters vii be retained and
coaIse % s'ul.,s pursued.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

NOIICE.-SI III BENNilLE aud INDIANA
~ RAILROAD COHfASl.-Au bon.Aali,r. Of aiou.
teuvir cul ndsua RAILROAD Company Bonds requested
g. a-.f tl- 1fre.s n tho oLee Of NiLbuKA fAtE No.
- Illn st. I4.IuAf. Oct. 2 il1l = O'Clock p ff
oor.al'sfan bus.nrs. II irpoAne. to thsr Interests
how ogs, sci It. a.. TO- - -- -
JtRF"iNH WILBUR. r,o...
Al. N. ALEXANDER, '"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
A UCTION SALE orhandsome HOUSEHOLD

~ FURSITURE-By r.. ROTH, Auct.oneer-tbe prop
cry Of DI. Philip Mailer, going 20 Eroqc ~ No ~ W W',
0ths Cuton-pl between ath aud Gas THIS tihursdAy
AFTERNUOH S,p ~ at O'Clock irecisc'y eo'lsiins oi
Paso Forte rich rlror bcirocu and Dr'nsioon urniHe
Spring and Hair Ma teds, tlulcts Oas, .Aina ana
- yef Ware, Table lu,ry Carpets, &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
CT pAULT SCHOOL, BROOKIIELD, CT
~ ASisesA tis Res. IL. u. NOBLE.
T'iIE GKhMMAE SCHOOL Of COLUMBIA

tHiLSof'' az" ~ stias., feopens sept. H. The m"
T ~: br ., ie scAoo. 'ief Sept 10 eonsl "i patents
.3.:e ti'"e Der fmeDis CIlricn st.ndc sii Pc.
f4s.5:y Tie THgls u lie ehl Dey1rnef lIc prepared
ktt ss.r. ih -. h. tie scientific or s Mescsl Co'cae e
LsA ~ yo 81 tie ClLre Home 70 insure tLorOueinca
no iasnr, - GGtst, isiiH. Nhfrsiles Jni pfdf4ce
Ahh .,.y 4nd fisDoyy id iio. etfes NI be- uAdrf TIE
tn,se i.s,rriecly ~ GiDcasck AhIiOH fihc Hcctoil
GlL LfN FECK, md DNi1iiJ N COLUMBIA Coilf se and
Ifs TURNER and FLADG nH f~0minefs
Pdu'ipol. tine A-y. OIDEOE W bAcCH, A. NJ, Ii. r.
Nico Pfindpsl rs. r. COS, 4. NJ, Ill. H.
tstalogasf combining fu i.DImaoD my be obtsned 4
tboo.ons 10. i,IU EsoaowJy Gdedi.9Dsqu5arj, L4i..
tepL, NJ og3 BIo,dvay Locl wood No 1lI Eioadw5y
bsis.eLs No iyt.hsv, sad HDsseys. no. % william 81