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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
Amnsemenie.

y RARNOMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
i THE PEOPLE WILD WITH WONDER.
| THE GHOST TRIUMpHANTi
| THIS Is fHE ONLY OENUiSE GHOST
yet eItioed IN Ne"ioi1 Ihs apparatus Tor wss pur
'''''' - ' Gr JOIN GREENWOOD. f..
now 10 London 4" par.g OF novelties for the Museum and
PERfECT SUCCESS
| Tho spec,er standing out clear and distinct,
| WALKING ABOUT THE STAGE
EVERYBODY IS AsTosisi Ed AT ~ IT, .''''
No ons should fail seeing it
EVERY AFTERNOON al o'clock, and
EVERY EVENING u7A
SEVEN ELEGANT TABLEAUx,
FIVE DISTINCT GHOSTS
appear all at one time. 1t is introducedh
A NEW SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
EDRIC THE DANE
THE SHADOW OF PATE,
r,, With new scenery, Dresses and Deeor1.io ,0
pens, aud LABOR and is brought out Nth the
''-''' '''-'''''' Bhii H,,S S SUCCESS
THE SIOUX AND wINNEBAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SQUAWS,
who, though Representatives Of
THE wARLIKE TRIBES
OF the wis Of Minnesota. are and always have been,
SIEADFAST FRIENDS or THE WHITES
Among them Il
kONAQUATA-GODDESS OF NIGHT;
THE POChIiOSTAS or THE WEST
an Indian Cir Of the Crow tribe, Of grsa, beauty
They will al be- exhibition NJ all nour. day and evening
snd intervals give various Dances Songs and other repre-
sensations Of tho
PECULIARITIEs or INDIAN LIFE.
THE GIANT BOY.
Eighteen years old and over
EiCHi FEET HIGH
the ilcst living 10 70 be 1t all hours sso
SPLENDiD GROUP or
MOVING WAX FIG URES,
Imported from Europe representing
DON CARLOS AND HIS SUITE
Gu ,np.d in tho Mountans Cd Csse including the
DYING SCENE or ThE
SPANISH CHIEF, WMALCARREGUI,
t9uio and other ibe, cudn, the Monk he Cardinal
&C. &c tn, mo-. Interesting gToIp Of " II Figures ever cx
fu.ed IN America The moiOIn tle various iSTes are "a
t,li.h y lie Ike the dying nans cosvuv. breathing s,he
depicted e - 20. wife ard cnLd
Old monks reading tho sturdy sodi-r weeping; ee ell
ton.
n.s on exhibition At an hours
LIVING SEA SERPENT.
4 most strange fe.cciou., aud interesting
AQUATIC ANIMAL
TROPICAL COLORfD FISH.
Jrs. obtained NJ sr-.i ~xp'nse, including - - - -
ANGEL Fi-H. DOCfCR FISH. cow FISH SQUIRREL
FISH CRIMSON CANARETfh, &c, &C.
TliE MONSTER PYTHON.
TIE GREAT DRAGON or IHk EAST,
AUTOMATOS WRITER.
TIE Ll0HINlNO CALCULATOR
The GRAND AQr ARIA Leiuei sea, sea Lion, Noa'
.los Bear Living Anaconda. NaY fercf, &c.
Admission - cents. Chairrn under ten - cents
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financial.
A GENCY for the SALE Of
"A U. s. FIvE-TWENrY BONDS
Office Of
fARKE X B0WDOlN.

NO, n u, IeaII.et.
Having ben appointed gents for e. Z. g. $50 Loon we
e prepared TO receive subscriptions to the above bonds
nsT Interest in gold commencing the day Of deposit.
Orders accompanied by draft this city win receive our
prompt attention PARkE Il BOWDOlN
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold commission ut the
Brokers Board. Mercantile paper and loans negotiated
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Che Curt.

FASHION COURSE.
rROrTiS0.
TUESDAY, sept %, At y. IN
MATCH fog Slolo.
Mile lleais best , In 60 Harness.
H. wOODRUkS ninss T. g. SONEN. l.hs.
IL o. '"'A }. cRUCHEaON.
Msnsgsg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
HNHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN
Il EACuANOE BANNING CORPORATION
LIMITED.

rT'HE BRITISH AND AMERICAN
Il EXCHANGE BANNING CORPORATION.
LIMITED.
r..ba.sed under tn. Companies. act iss with limited L.
eiity. AuTaoEHkD CAfiIAL, ONE MiLLioS STEALING.
Already issned 70 eV shares Of $50 each
DIRECTORS.
CHAIRMAN H.sRy GEORGE GoKDoy gsa, Chairman 0;
pEFUfY chAIRMAS Lor5cs RoSsIi ON ssrrr Jun
esq OF .he Firm Of O!Lespes Morstt Co, London
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN in Liverpool Harold Li''edsie,
esq Of the Firm Of T. Il. LiiiC dale Co, Liverpool
Archibald Boyd esq, Director Of the Union Bsns London
William James f,fHe esq Of The !iTm Of eFnie Broth
ors Co.. Liverpool.
John GiIcagis, esq Of the Firm Of Oiehria Watt Co..
OF Sidney Director o. the Union Bank OF London LoEdoa
Wn- M.-Nel. ess, Of the Firm OF Neil bTShcn a Co.,
John PcaIer ESQ.,. NJ p Manche.er.
Thos. Res, esq Of tie Firm Of woodward Res Co,
LyerPool.
samuel sa ESQ Of the late Finn Of s;ii Bsoihers Co.
EverPooL London Manager, John Skinner, ess Liver
p'''' " L. " '-i'N''f n new YORK.
WI Wood CO.. MANAGER. iohn 0aop CSC. AS; Man sI.
J. ". Crc-. eco, 2nd assistant Msns-eF
Commercial agents, hessr.. ho~.and AsPsnvsA
BA>kERs.
London TIE Union Bank .; London
Liverpool Tie ba4A q En-llud.
Marcboster: IL. Bank o; kng aud
iadia nd China Tie Oncaial Bank Corporation
kcw YoI1 The Bank q Nort. AIaeT.cA
London . Hes.-s Co,ierill d Son.
iiyerpsl Mess7G Fletcher q iluL
New York: Messrs. lo.t-F [. Thomson
The British ard American EYehsugs Banking corpog-oa
limited laFlng opened otces % e. u al street New Qs Ia
rrsrred 70 sell and by s.ern- Bile Of kKchayc and "a l.
or the VOID Corlrnsrci Credit ssued for n f 1t
Inde. Chns sad Australia vii be upon the Or'nil hnnf
Corporation o. London. fuf'ss paItcu may be -tct
WILLIAM WOOD Mars.eI.
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1]ropcsaIe.
ZEAL OF ST BsisrEScs,

oyycs ~ A,sisr rCoxzI,.,asGNssr.ro y SUBSTANCE
No. srArs 81 .ios.' sept - ''o'
PROPOSALS wIn be received by the dnler-
L asned anIl o'coc. ? IN. on THURSDAY. no ~ o.
October 0r .pPynF oE tie so o. ir United stas army
SUBSISTENCE STORES. to be delivered IL Ne" on or
1000 6sme..oi liz, quality NEW EXTRA MESS sRyF.
Tie be packed IN fun hooprd ca barrels Win TWO
Fi,s bsirr b. examined sample before accepting the
bids and retained until 81 sis b doiis.tsi ,,s
1890 pounds DRY Sailed and shohED HANS
o. b, DELIVERED buk o. pecton aud -Sns a. sue"
points Tie Ci,. VI New io'k o; DiooA a. uAJ % as's
B. 900 barrel, o. arr' quality ,ap,rhu. sor,hsFn St.
f9uls other brands Of tOl r. suitable Tor soepns In
van. climate Tho brrnd and place Of manufacture TO be
stated Ma N. bids ~hsh,f round it hoop barrels
fLc bar, to be- iail head lined ard eans' 'e1.'d
In txnt Lal! ,su.ls, ike a. til, olhse
Isl, 900 pound. hr., quality whie hai corn HoMiSf'
In .i~ 10 T. 10 .eu eoop,red head lined aour barrels
5000 pounds arst quality DiiED PEACHES "a strong
r. BE- dlre,sd a, ss,y spraseit bidders TO state he
spsa,r proposal. must be made Tor ,ach article eaan,'
aed and bidders may propose iof the "hoe Oh any PN
sample. Of all the articles creep, he meats mus, be 1eiv
with lie pIoposal, and referred to Therein ssmns. OF
Flour PEAS Homny and Dried fr. mus, be In neat boxes
Of card board Tin fully labeled aHd aoi - pdper pa,'e'
Each hid must have printed copy OF TINS aa'eiteu'rs
poed At IL head and must DO 'peo.no in complying precisely
with a. the Each 3D. to Rave confederation ru't con
tain written guaranty Of two fesPons0l- names as o'g"
We ID. nndsr.igcd hereby guaranty hsi should =. OF
AIRY par. Of the above bid be arcepedn sas be dny
according to lie true puipon and conditions, Aso un
written contract, with bond. 10 the amount Of ou'h tue
vse Of the store, proposed to be furnished shall De executed
Nreqursd" ~.
We, A. th. name content. with goss, tai- ani ne'
w,h,. and spp ns maks % be hereafter dessnAed mt
be p.my narN,i every package AL Other old mans nus
be 0bAtsfased 49,
cehai,. Of inspection by proessioua poke or in'pec
tors otr, tiln Le gdrfy Iraiag Ls prs'ons VII be &c
CURED fot the meats certify tho part OF TIE rr ihel
e.et quality and condition The meats wall also be exam
iucJ and passed upon by Robert T. oc}' i'P0'0' w '
pant the United states ,u 49,, can,
The our will be Inspected a, the date Of delivery, and COZ,
a. The Association Of .om Inspectors whore 'e'"'"' "
be required - ,h.i, d.livcr,
= . a a, Oh ,le ,.i.lu.d sAnIss Rciufns oil "elsni 3
,,l Nv a moi. ,.on.l Public M.sheI, must DC iu"i'n''
Pynen, a. heretofore TO be made la such tunes ~ ns'
| be G,rni.h.d by the Uutted sta'et ,h.,, .,,.,s
Coutrrors are expected to bold then soda
! . ~" ii,,,'t -t,,,. until required for thpncn
B.., fsr Pygyo,l, ell 6s Js'rsfed af a'' rie "s'.
-, - ncls,d 4, an snrrs addressed 20 ts aHae''gHed
nS .sg,,,sJ Y,oposai, for Subsilieece.SioIo .
""@ ' A. u. EATON, Colonel and A. &. g. y
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OrrIcE M,aisrTA AND CDoSsari


NOTICE.-1he following resolution was
sdo1cd hytNo Boi 81 Director The 18th q M.rch 1850
Rssf.rd Thst gafartec Of the psncuai payment o.;
the nTcst nqon tie fudsi debt o. iHs Con Psy he hrsi
uei esruns IN each half the ts- ,e g. the eT,u
pufpos~ ss b. Of, 81 I'D eiA,y a. poficd
io 50 rlrh may b. n~ce.tzry b ray The oou
pens upon The cgrt bo n~ London Joint STOCK Bsrt
such nay be- sfy ry the coupons the
dollar bond. View lofk which stal b. held sub
ih. purpose cn and la Fable notice q ihe post
rfi al be duly u83' ~ plhlro Va e c'ie. Of London aaJ
NeS lofa n ouch manner g.. iff dsfi may lfrct'
Tho tarrrrs 10y ff~ month J1iy being an .lh
ceri r hs fp.ss o. g. lsfe been f.rd With te Lon.
cor Join; -cct i-ar % Lcriru and v'h He.rt Nir'ot'
Lsrer Co. 81 Ne era O.. psJru. q tie coupons Dc
let February newt
Aes.rs. .a..ow Ltuier Co. VII psy i- coupons TTo-
senisou By deolcng incf- q ia II coat fsr .nnau-
va p. WATSON. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

H.aL 10. brnDErr. Autl49assl
y s MARSHAL SALE.
L. ryBuaDEIT JOhfSk Go.
Ffiues1f 90 10 srlgl - otes ~ - aiff 80 .'-
d.. ,rIra ST. 49,. e. furiiC AUCTION. 90 ils D. 1aJ
Ut Ot obrr. % p. a. " heefEs 80 -. ~ 49, 80
tro.kIr tts tnGU ~ be lrIir q. Lsltp - IT
s,'rs or fr. bsfs ani an bs.ss ~ tOfIDA I'D fc1
rlni d bsIes frDsL COTTON.
ssp, n. fnlA MURRAY, u. = hif'Aa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

DARK THEATER.
i Iessse and Manas,r...Mr GABRIEL HARRISON
Stage Nanas-r...................Ar b. A bAhER
lAE MUSICAL ENlRAtAOAhLA
STILL TRIUMPHANT
PULL AND FASHIONABLE HOUSES
MONDAY EIEslSO, Sep. q, 1919
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
NJ o. II. ANDREWS, Mr. WALTER LENNON,
Hr DELAON GRACE, SC. Mis- ItsINO
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. .
Beatty MIS- 'iAfy SAs"
-s A.1glic Pc ~ AhirNs
tU1fss-s.s .HA.- ~
NEW SCENERY. - -
poox, open 81. peyn. oSl0ts
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nlcoilal
nNE 10 SIX BOXEs OF WINCHESTER

hNE 20 SIX BOXES OF w lNChE>IEh
~ sFFfigfC PILL vii S>r~fn'nHs cure Any cas- OF
Nslrl ~ o. tarss day lightly hlN ~ "a AactANA 80"
,rfl 90 f-sai4ur ea l44rffag 90 tlsfihfi 80 '" %
snA 10y q. ieus 81 afrc9 a. tho Ffo'-if bis''''
s.l a. .sr. .raeialy ~ fAe iftaa'b J'giH'.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS have o'sd your SPA.
e,,.e pnt To- macy c.s.. q sgcsaahrrhsa and With the
.,..i y,,f.f ,-ess."-J MILTON ssso4Hs, ~ D. Ill. D..
nfaii..
"nspnsA. 'sTer.sc' - ~ netic'ne car be. ihA'e
raf,d vcfs with from 80 10 Tts D.'i
Ffrn 81 D.. ~ Rspolo'p d Md Seirse. Aee' YORK.
FER-OSAI-M. biae.s''sS IL wctrHr 90 AL co>'i
pt,ct ana loso,es himself automatically TO these FePiia
b. 40 Hoes1 hsos 81 H.. IL d. d"".a" h'Sfai
! Cs-siis. Nrv iork
IN. SPECIFIC PILL 4. no, Honieopstilr remedy nor
ia. ~ contain Mercury lfun. Naaihsdcs or aJ ~ ut?u'
l.-fsfi-aih Pnars PEI box, "a boxes oien "a"sH
- a. - Scat b. u.sl- sod wholesale sA4 retail BY
/ D. MIACHEsTkk No. ~ John a.. y. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

DAlTR at LESS than MANUFACTURERS
Il pRlLfS-No roune.tiln viii The combined
MONOPOLY FOR mon fNiCfH. -,
an, selling Note Paper oin 70 conts pee roam up
stock Of Fn, Caps snd Folio Post much lees than nln pr
Letter 81 ~ up aud Cop % % up anu every "'IP"" ~
peper at lees ,iinn my other Paper Dealer, oi ct"
orders " mad y. omply LAcd. ~
Wholesale Pepper ~"
no. ~ Beckingn ". & ! a. r Di4 Sa"A
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Dui!Ninn Alaicyials.

nRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops Land DRAINS
~ Garden Vases Fire Brick Green House ha Mn, az
Flooring Tss Lons Island Pottery Depot. 80. 80 es .
MARBLE MANTI rs. The best place III Tn,
~ city 10 nun base ,heap and well.hnishei MAN,LtS
at A. NLABER'S MANTLE MANUFACTURE, no lug 80
lgtst near Jdav. y. \. Gut this our, al s.o .. e-.
MICA ROOFING CO.-Dealers' IN Koohni
WI Matera Tin and other koois put IN sooa ,epsu "a
thee ,eau Qaise &' btaaawas ess. 9ssa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
Uan!s.

| A FRENCH Protestant Lady, accustomed TO
IA Tuition wishes to ind situation az VISITING GOV.
| ERSEso IN school Family or as COMPANION 10 .
Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sealed pro-
porsls each irdogsed with The tt0 81 ~ vol fl "hch
ts BID may br offered viii BE- received nj tins Once rnh
ocgrl u II ssird4v Oct s. iti l1r tho cOufucion ~
.TNAPBLOCK PAYMENTS ~ fity thigi street. bri"ern
i iia ,.d Foith .gDnirs Al, Of hJBBLEsIOsE
PAVEMENT la Forty naih street from Tenth a'chl' :,
IuIsYn River aud oi tLOaSN hbks Ia III avenue, -
ono bundled nAd srh one bundled and ycGih One Lurd
fe, and eighth aud Oue hundred nd ninth streets.
Elnk toms f1 The his. and ~ other u"resafy rioim'
ou ca be obtained ora agp 70 The 'onfas tl-ik nr
his olfe-Onco Of the Cro'on Aqneduci hoard Sept ~
1904 TilOt SfkPnESt, } Cfo.en
EOBT =. DAhNkOH, Aln'duct
A. ". CRAVEN boaid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

WALLAcK".
H. kEsFkh riSSS s.:s
Il. Unexpectedly announced that the Thes,er viii
FOR TIE PAIL 4sb WINTER SEASON
prp.rNTTEIn W Rr4;f5p SEXT 2kPT Sco
'''' AIN "a Al ENTIRELY @ NV D DRAMA n'AA1s
sdEs sI c f gGgo't p rs SsSs
ALL NEW,
.THE cGMrANY
Mr.. LESTER wALLAcK, MR. John GILBERT.
rNa. y: T. FLOYD. Mr. j9aNsGFTox
MR Mr. P EAR M P orr
Mss MARY CANNON MRS. vERyioN.
ms: sPPearnee here. MISS JENNINGS. her ~
Mss GkEEN, 49, MISE clRNA lS,''
'.'S' oA'''hN Mn. MoLLE M;a1 G4iLH0S
H been engaged and will condict orchesrs Of first els
Mr.. H. SHERWOOD, p'''' NE CHARLES IHoALs
scenic Artists
BOX BOOK
op~e on MONDAY, 2e,h. from til T.
ire'svrer. ..........................M MoS
NIBLOs GARDEN.
TnE HOUSE cRoWDgD NIGHTLY ii EyERY PAR
no,,,.,,,,. MoSDAY EyENING; sept, ~. 2, lss1
EDWIN FORREST,
in his grand i~per'Ons'ion q
In the sublime shsSeFearo'n tragedy Of the '"ns nsns -
SPLENDID CAST,
SIN J. MCCULLOUGH
Nh j. W COLLIER
MR. 3. T. RINGGOLD,
' ''' hrs. J. II. ALLEN, and
coadac.or.................MrH HARVEY 8. DoDwORTH.
Sh.~A
MDLLi. VEsTvALI.
GREAT LYRIC raAogDlEsNE.
Who VII msss her ie5u, upon ,he Engi,h .tsso
"a the and powerful Drama Of
GAMEA. OR, THE JEWISH MOTHER.
VIM EsYiRlLY sEW MAGsic''
NV APPOINTMENT
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. Sept %, lsca
POSITIVELY FOR TAI ONLY TlAE
EDWIN FORREST
in Bsunn's celebrated Pay DANoS AND PYTHiAA
'''' '''' THREE DAYS IL ADVANCE.
A LHAMBRA PAVILION,
"A Four'eeH'l',, SYPoy,f s Assi ss Of Music
THE most r. woSpEk En- OF AZ W. W3SPFsia
m YoJsd SicoLo - IoUSG NicoLo.
In his ulsrAsous and IN pilslcleG sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
tue most p. fect aud DANG
FLYING TRAPELE PERFORMANCE on THE AGk
The only rival Of
AFTFRS0ijN Ac'D EeiSlSG.
THE RENOWNED BEDOUlN ARABS, -.,..
TIE CHILDREN or TIE DEsERx.
IN THEIR INDEsCRlSABLE Fats.
MADLLE SOPHIE sAGRlNo.
THF CRE AZ TRICK HORSE "kiCIORlAr
THE FAMOUS DANCING HORSE MECCA
FERkORAED ~ Ne SAGRiNO.
Mr. EATON STONE,
The great bare bsckcJ rideE. -
TIE TALLERS BROTHERS.
NOJSG PlEHOr SAGRiNO,
Only seven years Of nse in h famous IEotEing Act,
Mh. rAAhEh -- -o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

WINTER GARDEN.
w The Narageuen, delrcs 20 announce ,hst OWNS %
Mr. BOOTH rnsarener u this thetier Tor the present All
being By crcunsanc- limited TO four We a. he val
III. roles usual A has
many friends ai admirers nay desire TO knoV IN advhnce o
night. lcL par ocular chsTactefs viii Do fefrs"-d the
Aa4axene.t Announces s OF the several Characters IN
,tlc b. vi appeAI during IL. AID .e nights devoted
70 ga b cha-sctaf.
NO.DA Y........... .OTflELLO
TUESDAY ............s........ .s...s fti fL'Nh-
NfDNfNDAl....s.- .s.sssss'.s lH',O
.....................hANLtT.
FRIDAY lD-nrht Of Nj Booth. ....RlChAkD Ill
SAlI ADA nv NAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

no CONTRACTORS Separate Sealed FRO
posals calh udors,l with tho title oi tie ~oik ioI
dc IA nav DO oA,.ed . he received at Tho Once nnii u
O'clock NJ. Of WEDNESDAY,. seyt. 10. ltj, io "a"
siraelor ~ 1RAP-BLOCk PAhfhENiS Ia TIE ioho" VIZ
,iIr.,s 20 vii. ,1th f.an vi isayi DssDfDs...
nom WASHINGTON 10 Nest-i. Eorh hoorssL nom Wan
i,eion t. Nesi sis.. and ash 81. from "a TO N avs h'
forms Tor he bid and eli necessary Information can "
oDta Cd apple 10 tle tonirac C,rA ~ 'hi' "''
Iiioa, arkin,H29,, tCrolon Aqusdus'
bp.T j. DAhlsabH'l Hoard
A. " CRANEH.
Ofise Of The Groom Aqseduct bolId Sept. ~, lB'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

A LADY fully competent TO TAKE CHARGE
"A ola HOUSE or OF CHILDREN. desires situation o.
hou"keepeL 4 Pleasant hoGe Of confederation
than asfy Cal or address H. No. Ie Mcpoug st. Of
Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

A COLORED COOK wants a SITUATION
IN f.eas. family. Arply al 10. rs Jackson Square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

A NUMBER Of wel.recOmmended GERMAN
GIRLS want situations Cooks Chanb erniaid Lann
de,ses Nurses Crib for General Homework MRS LOWE
German Institute. No. IL Stanton It, the Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

SITUATlON WANTED.--A Lady well quail.
~ ned scio GOVERNEss. ard ns,ruo, In tie English
branches desrs situation moderaie salary ia private
family feirreuces given. Adiress I. H.. Tribune Office
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

% The Mobile Advertiser is de-
lighted at the conservative meetings held
in the North. After expressing its eter-
nal hostility to reunion, it says:
The people seem aroused at the Val
landigham infamy, and if their united
action in so many States effects no good
contamination, and exercises no in1u-
ence upon the course of the Administra-
ton, well may the people be regarded as
minion vassals Of its despotic power,
and every hope of a sensible and infiu-
entail reaction carried on impetuously
or calmly, which shall bring the Admin
istration to a sense of its proper depend
ence upon the masses, be forever blotted
out. As displaying the uncomfortable
despotism of the Administration, Of the
ruling superiority Of the people, this
series of Vallandigham meetings will
prove of no little Importance as beaeG944n ca,
That is, if Vallandigham conservatism
shall carry the day in the North, all the
Southern Confederacy will have to do
will be to send delegates to a great
Peace Convention, in which the loyal
States shall confess their inability to SUBJ
jugate the rebels, and shall acknowledge
the independence of the South. The
Conservative State Convention will meet
in few days in Ohio. and it may posi-
bly, accept, or rather ratify, the Chatta-
nooga Rebels nomination of Vallandig-
ham for Governor. .Oh, Conservatism
Conservatism!
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the rebels, and offered the following
in the army appropriation dill:
ResolUed, That no compensation be
allowed to any oil e,s who have been
appointed prior to the passage of this
act.
July 19th.-He was the means of pre-
venting a vote of thanks 70 the 9th Mas
sachusetts regiment, for the alacrity with
which they hurried to the conflict In
April, 1881.
July 22d.-Refused to vote for the
6rst division of Crittenden's resolutions,
which says the present deplorsble civil
war has been thrust upon the country by
the disunionists of the South, &c.
July 25th.-Voted against the amend
ment TO National Loan bill authorizing
the issuing of Treasury Notes,
july 27th.-Stated in the aisle of the
House (where he was nine-tenths of the
time) that he objected to the punishment
of conspirators against the Government.
July 29th.-Voted against amendment
to Internal Revenue bill, to reduce
direct taxation one-half
July 29th, P. M.-Voted against Inter-
nal Revenue bill in toto. He found be
could not have an opportunity of exciting
the populace to violence on the subject
of hi sh taxation, he therefore concluded
TO vote against all taxation of any kind.
August 3d-Voted against bill for
confscating the property ofarmed rebels.
August 5th.-Introduced a resolution
for a convention of States to amend
the Constitution. A short time after
voted against resolution to appoint COM
mittee to consider such amendments TO
the Constitution as might be deemed
necessary to restore mutual confidence,
&c Consistency, thou art indeed q
jewel!
Voted against bill requiring heads O
departments to cause their assistants tC
take their oath of allegiance, thereby
wishing TO give the traitors an opportu
nifty of ascertaining the intentions of The
Administration.
During remarks on the bill for the in
crease of pay for private soldiers, &c.
Mr. v said: Il should be glad to discuss
and DENoUNCE this INDUSTRIOUS proposit
ion as it deserves, but want of time vii
not permit. And as the yeas and nay
were not called on the final passage O
the bill, ii is reasonable to presume tina
he voted against it.
Soldiers, what do you think of such
man? Can you vote to give him tn
Executive control of State like Ohio
will just add that with the name G
that venerable patriot, John Brough, a
the head of the Union ticket, we can cal
ry the day by one hundred thousand me-
jority. DIETRICH.
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LUMBER.
Lumbe and Shingles.

THAvE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
j of Pine Lumber and Shingles, dii ect from the
Allegheny, which am now drawing at the La
masco Wharf Any person in want Of the above
articles will fino it their advantage to call on
me before purchasing elsewhere ] have the iarg
EFT and assOI IL the city, and can sell as
low as any other man. -
isldlIa JAS. SWANSON.
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GLASS & QUEEN WARE.
STOCK ENLARGED.
PRICES REDUCED,
NJ. A. LAWRENCE

NJ. A. LAWRENCE
Has doubled his Stock. and
is uoV Saline a-Glae~--I
Gueensware lower than any
other House On the Ohio
River.
81 II IA g = q N TS
Will be supplied with an IN
usual quantity of Common
Ware. Call and try him.
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FOR RENT.
The American House

THIS POPULAR AND WELL ESTABLISHED
) Hotel, is for rent or iease for term of years.
The American House is situated Immediately on
the river bark, commanding fine view up anc
down the river; is within one square of the prip
cipal business part of the City, and has Away
proven a popular and desirable Hotel.
The business OF the house for the last two years
has been remarkably large and profitable, the
buildings not being able to provide for all who
sought its commo1atiOus.
Possession given by the 23d Of July. For terms
apply 10 O. L. LEWIS, Evansville.
rs cineinBatti Commercial" copy one week and
send bill 10 this Office" jeI6tf
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Trimmed Bonnets.

TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED BoNNETs
j and Hats, by a hundred, on hand OF
trimmed to order at short notice st
SCHAPEER BUSSIE9,
ap 81 SIain STREET
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AMERICAN STABLE,

Un IHITu GtE. 5IdlM GIlU bUCUst Jus,
TNHIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
1 is well known throughout the country, pos
scsses Stable advantages superior to any similar
establishment in the City, having arrang ements
for the seception of private horses at livery of the
most elegant and complete description, and at the
lowest rates.
Carriages for visiting to let. Coaches, light
wagons, and every kind of road vehicle to let.
Horses sold on commission Second hand Buggy's
for sale at the very lowest prices Passengers for
wardzd to all PARTS of { country by special con-
veyanca. RICHARDSON, BElTTON co.
spl4
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WANTED,

ITO BORROW $1,000 t1R $1,000 FOR ONE
i year or or more. Security on YaluabIe ReaI
Estate close to the city will be given.
Apply by letter addressed h. c., bog PIT P. o.
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