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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

FAYETTEVILLE. Jan, 12.--Bacon 80, TO SIS. Lard S.
Beef Is l3 By side 10 to 20 AT retail Beeswax So co.
Butter Is to 81 Chickens So to- so Copperas 81 IT,
Cotton Is 20 Cotton Yarn 50 per bunch Fggs
As to 90 per Dozen Flaxseed 81 to 81 IS per
little arriving. Forase Fodder 81 so per ka dred
BAY 50 to So; shucks ! so TO 81 rs Grain-C IN
81 to 50 rs Peas 81 Is. H1es-tIreen So dry 81 Iron
swe des 40 to 60 LeatherSoe s. per 10 UppeI So co.
Liquors-Corn Whiskey $l2. Apple Brandy $40 $t2.
Peach Brandy $40 70 $l2 M31asses-N q, 81 to 81
Onions@None market Pork 80 to s2 P@tstoes-iri.h
$fto s.; Sweet 81 70. Rice to b. the oak u.
gar retail ing at rs to ST. Sa-Sound % 21A per
10. Fayetteville sheetings, 80 per yard by bale.
80 cents by the piece Osnaburgs IS to 60 CTS epirs
rurpentine 40 10 so cts gallon Taow g. Wool 81 &C
to 81 75..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

WILMINGTON, N. c.,
Jan. 10th 1863.
HEREBY i've notice that application will be made by
the President and Directors of the Wilmington Il
Manchester Rail Road Company for issue certificate
of stock in said Company twenty shares lieu OF
certificate JAS which has been lost or nisa
W. W. HARLLEE.
Jan. 18th, 1868 S0-6w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15
Jan. 10th, 1853

NOTICE.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, in the town Of
Wilmington n. c., the 20th day OF January, 1885,
20 LIKELY NEGROES, men, women and children.
W. ID. SMITH, Agert.
Wilmington N. c., 9th January, l. 63. 17.ts*
Goldsboro' Tribune and Fayetteville Observer, Rich
mond Dispatch Charleston Courier will copy unit day
of sale and for ward Accounts this Office for
HEADQUARTERS WILMINGTON.
December 18th, 1852. !
GENERAL ORDERS
No. IL.
PAR l. General Orders No. II from these Headquartsrs
of Dec 1lth 1862, is suspended until further ORDERS
This necessarily revokes all general for the present.
By command Of
Brig. Genl WHITING.
JAMES 81. HILL,
Chief of staf A. A. Gent.
Dec. 18th, 1862 oI-o
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

AND AFTER THIS DATE.
II ELLEY s BO K STORE will be kept open until 9
IN o'clock at night, for the delivery Ut Richmond and
teterkburg papers. g. H. KELLEY.
Jan. iS63.-SI-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

Presenting grand Display of Skill and Dextery together
with MESMER SM
For full particulars small bills.
AEDoors open at 8 Ia O'clock Performance to com.
mence at IA O'Clock precisely.
q. H. KAYToN, Jr., Business Manager.
Jan. 14th, 1868. sl-f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

WANTED
sH0n HANDS to make SHIRTS, to whom liberal pric
SOO will be paid Call at the store OF
g. BEAR BRO,
No. Al Water and No. - Market st.
Jan. 18th, 1858. sO-5t"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

sl0 WOOD CUTTERS to cut Wood on River, by
~ ]. r. BLOSSOM CO.
Jan. 18th, 1852 79-2w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

FRESH BEAT RICE,
TN TIERCES, BARRELS and BAGS, for sale by
L. Jan. l3, l863.-a0-St O.. G. PARSLEY & co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

IU HEIRS OF LIZ DIUEL. CHERRY, DECD.
HAVE made further collection of monies for the sals
ands aud lhr onp this me dunn, me Ike tender
i all that is collected will expect to pay in
after collections will be responsible for the plnc-
pal if unavoidably lest Come and get it.
JERE. PEARSAIL. C. NJ. E.
Dupln, N. c., Jan. 18TH le63 1929
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

BEVERLY ROSE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND GENERAL AGENT,
~ FAYETTKvILLE N. G.
ALSO, Q
Dealer in the different kinds of Deep River Coal Orders
for which solicited.
REFERS
B. G. WORTH, Fse, Wi mington, n. c.
Hessrs II. Il f. j. LILLEY, Fayettev lie, N. G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

FLOUGHs5 PLUUGHS!!
rE CAST PLtUGHS, ASSOR ED SIZ IS. For sale by
- Jan II, lS63.-sl 81 WI r. UTLEY
WANTED.
A no. 1 COCK, WA-HER AND IRONER, to 80 int
n the country Apply to
N. 8. CARPENTER.
Jaa. IA. Stiff
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

VIRGINIA PAPERS.
0N and after this date, for the accommodation of the
" public will deliver the Richmond and Petersburg
every night upon the arrival of the train Those
failing to get them Saturday night get them be-
tween 81 and 10 O'Clock the following morning,
F. ID. SHAW, JR.,
Bookseller and Staioner,
NO. 70 Market street.
Jan. 18th. 1858 70 lW*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

The Nation" OF Dublin, contains letter frol
John Martin, one of the Irish exes of l646, which
well worth reading:
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03

The eighth demands of the Legislature 10 call new
convention tO take into consideration the grievances
under which the State abors. and in case OF their
refusal nothing rob the people of their right to act
III the matter.
committee was appointed to attend the Union meet
ing at Springfield. III, tomorrow.
Additional resolutions were passed requesting Gov
Gamie and Iicut GOV. Hall 60 resign, aud the i'rsl'
dent 10 remove Gen Schofcd dencuncing Quantrelfs
reid on Lawrence; expressing the warmest sympathy
with the Surv yOrs OF the mussacrc III, itne al lovers
OF free abos Tree soil and free speech 10 seek homes
in Missouri, aR guaranteeing them projections
thanking the gallant soldiers Of Missouri thanking the
President for a1ning the negroes TO kill Rebels; warn
ing the Legislature against diSrcCardng the viii Of the
people requesting the Radical members thereof 20 vote
for b. Graz Brown and Benjamin Lowe fol United
States Senators
Tie Committee on Public Safety reported a resolu-
fion that III view of the serious complications arising
out of the hostility the part of the Provisional GOV
crnmcn to the National authority and policy. and the
absence protection from nrOads from guTrillas We
hereby instruct the present Convention to appoint
General Committee Of Public Safety. composed Of one
from each Congressional District whose duty it shall be
10 confer with the loyal men of the State to organize and
arm them for the protection Of their horses and III the
event Of relief beng obtained from our present
troubCs call upon the people Of the State to act IN
their sovereign capacity and take such measures Tor
redress AS snail be deemed necessary. ,
The proceedings of The Convention were charactflHcd
by the most Enthusiastic demonstration Of efvent 10y
all anu caIuestAcsS.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
y,i-.ouri s.atc Convention.

JEFFERSON CITY "Wednesday, sept 2 IHD5
In Convention tins morning COMMITTEE Oh
ene from each county IL the State appointed TO visit
" asuiuet and lay before the Pgcsideht tlo trct
ances Of the LOYAL people Of Missouri.
A resolution was passed inviting the Union men OF
Kansas 10 send delegation 20 Washington ~ cOnJuuc
lion with tbe Committee appointed By ihc Convention.
Henry A. Clover Of 81 LOUIS Arnold hrchr "i ~
Charles and David Wagner Of Lewis county were
nominated b. acclamatOn for Judges oi the s"iieH'e
Court. .,, ca. T.
ecutiye Committee of TIE Emancipation party TO pre-
pare and publish address caias upon nc pcolo 10
form State org g;IzaOns 20 give direction rlAcacN ana
mower TO the radical reforms IN ou fcdrIa Icllil''
A resolrtion WA also adopted providing Tor 'Oll-
mitiee OF five 10 prepare system OF rgailHiiGh ir
the friends Of freedom IN ihls state when Sih take
cognizance Eoi only OF the dangers no" inpVNu'"s'
but for future emergency and tTal
The Committee on Resolutions reported PLATFORM III
substance aH ioi.OWB.
The first sustans the Government IN veorons lrose
cutiOn of the to The CODpictc ana hhhi bu"'Ss"
Of the rebellion.
The second denounccs the military policy pursued In
tins State and the delegation by the General "Vern
ment Of military powers provisional State OTgnni'
zaiiOn. the whole tendency of which is 10
throw back the people under the con
troll Of Pro Slavery and reactioaaiy influences.
10 paralze the Federal power IN suppressng EebcO,
10 pfoong reign Of terror throughout large section,
and 10 extend comfort 20 those nedtntng hostility to
/ the National authority in Other state.
The third indorses ihe Prcsidents Emancipation
proclamation asls for its prompt execution Will sup
not no one moi pledged 10 iis principles believes those
iiherated under cannot be reduced to Slavery and
rescs 10 sustain any reorganization 81 tho country
,hs, doc. not cmbody the principles theIcn contained
mn ~. s,,b refers 10 French influence IN Mexico and
| calls upon the Government 10 resist IT, -
The nm arrngns the Provisional boverinehl iin ui
true 10 the loyal people Of the state ana gives
/ therefor. c..ro,.I amendment disop
,rsncbisinO nl vbo have taken up arms AGAINST wv
! Goycrumcut VI adhered " the eDenlea lAeieo"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
FROM WAS1lINGTON.

Special D.psch to The " Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON "wednesday Sept. .. 1863.
TIE FIvE-TwENTY SUBSCRIPTIONS
The deposits made al the Treasury by the
Subscription gent for the month Of August, on &c
count of the IiyeTwenty Loan, amounted to s2l672,
$50 Officers and rryates are among the subscribers.
and Gfcr pay day there is always demand for Govern
ment funds
THE PAYMENT oP THE TROOPS
The rcqusilons OF the PaymasterGene are
III the Treasury Department for money TO pay the
troops to the 3ist OF july. nder the order pay
mnsers have been assigned 10 each brigade and VIII
hereafter pay the troops Of such brigades. The pay
mcni ~ the Army Of the Potomac will commence US
soon rs the warrants have been passed
KxAMISISG SURGEONS
The Commissioner of Pensions has made the
following appointments as EIamng Surgeons. Dr.
Thomas j. Williams. EllicottN lie. Dr. L. MoadonAam
Eaton. Ohio.
PERSONAL.
The HOn. Geo. W. Mcclellan, Second Assist
AMI Postmaster General did not 80 North as recently
announced being taken seriously H. His many friends
will bc glad hear that be- j. rapidly rcco'oI.ng
FOREIGNERS SURPRISED.
1t is understood that on the occasion of the
recent visit Of Secretary seward and the diplomats
north tie foreign gentlemen utterly amazed II the
large numb uf men whom ihcy everywhere met and
at the apparently lte in preston made by the upon
the business of tie country They also asioniscd
at tie unanimous sentiment prevailing IL favor oi a
vigorous prosecution tie WAY.
This TIP hns - .dcnily done much TO do away with
the false opinions they Lad formed from readlag thq
4 Z
here aud represented lolns tho true eHPoacuts Of
the sentiments OF the people.
TIE DRAFT N oHIo
The report tha, there will bc no draft IN Ono
l. without foundation he order for the draf wil be
issued as soon as arranccments completed IA the
State Onicors detailed from the departments Of the
Mississippi and Clmhcilnf ia couri drafted men ron
Ohio to the armies Co. the hed having bocn sent there
Irrna,ui,ly were ordered 10 open recruiting Offices
throughout tie State giving chance 10 roluuc'rs be.
fore tie order for the dran issued 1hose volunteering
v IA b. credited on the drun when mode
TnE rEopuor or Gur DRAyr-
II is thought in the Proyo,, Marshal -GcneralT
Office ihni the present dra - ono t'ih ~ The ri olass
enrolled win ssnd about lno o men lnio iAc hc4
and r,turn 20 - drs,ricrs Already 1900 d",cri"rs
have been returned out 81 the 400 v ho have de-
serted runl tie entire ml.liary tTco Of tic Vnnci
State during - la,i year aud IN Nodrah has be'n
ordered vost of rcnr'y ,ania. w be ua, he dFaii
iu the Kasi shril hc finished.
Chs. ciLLLAss OFFICIAL HuoRr.
II is uudcrstood that gen. Mcclellan has ap
Piled 10 tc War Dcp ftmeui ofioArc 70 prni bio 'oil
iaous report hi. ne TcTinis vii pro
iaby le gfaa,ed a. ,llsA iir slmr ss private work
The Wal Department dlscla.miug aHy responsibility IN
the matter.
rnE rEronTrp ADVANCE oY Ike.
Further report of lie movements o. Lees
army cannot t- traced to any ~orths -"rfc" -
c,or!.is here siir that lee il,tls Ah attach upon
which they tlirk 90 ilis i.c prove sue
cess!lL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
Tra yejers, Guide.

q = snd III f. M Stnday............ 5:22 p. IN.
r ti,.,y ~ srl.r, Il n 2bth II and 4thave. IOi IN
To boston by New London line, Fer ~ n: H.
nto"IEo9 I 4 5sily ,ndsyrIrapeIJ..... 5p. IN.
To boston. by New Haven Ht, Via springfield q
and 4tlavc. N ~ " 49,
40 no', VIA s6ors aud D. M sunday 5p m
To Buano by Eric RR., foot Of Chambers
aud 10 o NJ ana Y ~"
TO I.llp fire Island aud other resorts on Long
Island by L. J. Railroad from James Slip aud
foot Of 3b-st. r. R.............Ba y and y p M
To Philadelphia by N.w-Jersey Railroad foot OF
COmilandi 7 10 m 4 a. ~ iis Sunday a p %.
To Philadelphia oy Camden and Amboy Hairoad.
Pier 26 n r. foot Of Barclay d m. p N
To Washington, by New Jersey RR., :. lOa M,
snd "A aud IitP tgot Vi Coassudt st. Sunday, 2. u
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
Tc,,cd s,n,c. Internal Revenne.

FIFTIl COLLECTION DINIKrtIl NtW'l VNh-
Notice IL hereby given to all persons concerned that the
- containing the valuations and .nniTalnhs lAle since
The Ist ay of MAY, 1893 within the above named Dtsiiiet
co,rr Tin. Ih Nth Aillth, and XVIII Wards, viii b.
omen nr examination at the office OF the Assessor No ao3
brond av for h. space of Fifteen Days from the date here
of and that the will hear appeals the office above
named alt er expiration Of said Fifteen Days, until the S
day of SEPTEMBER between the hours Of 10 aud
m r,lntys 10 any erroneous vnlua
.rntions by the Assistant AseSsOr,. PyOrisa That the
question Determined by the Assessors, appeal
the valuation ration OF property objects
liable TO duty taxation shall be, whether the valuation
aned Of be be- not In just relation 81 proportion 10 other
In the Assessment District and whether the
enumeration be not correct. And all appeals to the As
aforesaid shall be made In writing aud shal p.ciy
the pacuar cause matter thing respecting which dcc
.ion is requested and shall moreover stale the ground
principe Of inequality or error complained OF
GEO. r. BELLOWS, Assessor.
Dated New York Aug. 81, 1903.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
Nail. CIo.c M The Post.Onlcc.

F0r ITehl IIIlIn aud tnr tuNTiliTlIl Dy tt"lIirf =
CAV 81 london siufdsy Sept 5............... lOi
For Hamburg hud the German States by steamer
e,,arin ss,urday Sept 5................... lOi IN
a., Sci" ~ p
For south Pacific aud ConiIal America, By steamer
North star 1nursday. sept J.......... w d H.
For N.w-Orlrsus, by steamer Creole, Saturday =,
IL
a., {, I.,.L ............5a M aud ~ p.
Nortt-Apsrv Buffalo and 3 and - IN
N,i .,d "A -, Nny p.
f,t, I'll, ~, Rpilrond .... . a ~ and ~ p
s,., a,d south " .sten Mall 3 D. n "a and 10
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
Martin. Life Cordial.

Martins Lille Cordial.
TIF GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR CHOLERA,
CHOLERA MORBUs, CHOLERA INfANTuM DYS
EMERY, DIARRHEA. SUMMER COMPLAINT
PAIN AND CRAMP IN THE STOMACH, SOUR
STOMACH, and HEARTBURN 4.
II relieves those dagreeable symptoms OF Df SPEPSlA
NAUSEA and RISING OF FOOD after eating, aud ~ .
SOOTHING SYRUP Tor CHILDREN ~ las no equal IL
regulate the bowels ays pam and under it, soorHisG
effects the child gently dIOps INTO quiet suuD- and h"ases
fee.hd aud IN, enfard IL very pleasant TO the taste aud
children .t.ad Of refusing GO tai. Il cry lot the medicine
strr tasg ecu Tor circular and read certhc ate. iro
.ucA men a. iuf = ?" lin of Brown University the Rev
Horace James of Worcester Mass Chaplain o' the 33th
aud Sup@fiut, Of BLACKS NewDeTn " L.
officer. ~ TIE Army, and others.
~ B1hs article Ia warranted In the most obstinate
cssrs and particularly requested O. pay bach the
who're satisfactory evidence l. given that the medicine
has proved Intellectual
AGENTS IN New YORK City;
= &. WELLS Co.. No. ll3 tTanklin-st
n. Z. OAkLEi. No II Park row.
III SHTOs Co.. No. lu A.ior tous.
IAsN Fiji, MACk Co., tinh Avenue Hotel
WM GRAY. 10 .1l Broadway.
MARTIN 60, frolrietors. Providence X. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
lsl ID.

rHOOks-., Teri o. W-dre.iay sept. lef1 G"ors" \
H..l. on child = lhs, and Hannah hfoss aged IL
80 l0 r..rf.s. and days
,ailfes ara frrd' invited - s''-ff thr i4rf1l on
fria.y s.rs 10 op.S s q sf resi"ic" m ,ln" hun
drl 80 sisth stc~t houa" wrsi 81 IAiid ave
rns s1.fh
prFy-ht naivi-l 7. T.. on ,h- - ln,' Ioha 7 DuG.
The fTsnt 81 s ariy aIr respectfully invii"d - a'i'i me
f-t d. rse s-frst Pf-sbstsrisn Church. VII
Hsnstnfs Tlufsda tar ID n4ti 81 oco,h. without
fgft.sf f4-tr~-
POWfES- Nrfrhurrh M.s. ofvrhoii 'c~e' sud ehfouir
dafIhss Jniy n: lh corporal Ntbuf y, fcN"rs ta"fn
hs II Co a. uA i0aa Eralf eu IN iantry Derrls.d was
bsrt. ln b.itrafs Dliis. OH
TuANf.t W.Er..dss Sep, rhehs Trars fclioi of Sc
un.r Trart. a4~a - war. months and dny.
Tie ~ sfifrs .rr - isy respectfully invited
Ia af~sf IN fur-l trr,0rs ts 1hrrsday afternoon al
..ea nom r lirtsr ui isf ~. % Fourth street
fi.f f.n.ain a b. tiser NAilocksile Ncstchrstet
Co4.fj iHf iff.nl'ai - raal m.fnins
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
The Rebel. ia keniurLy.

Lorn,nI weducsda, Sept IsG1.
Hughes, with from 80 to 100 Rebels, ap-
poared in Burlsvire today. II j. reported TIA, Ham
iton. viii nom soto ooo kobe- has reached james
town near irank.ns,ille ~ further particulars have
h.et received
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
The Great
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,

No u Nraty st, Nrv-N otk,
VIII open large assortment of TEAS by the Bcucacirvss-
IN, last arrival ,sOm CHNN-consistlng of " "MOiUNt"
gradrs At their Cst AL PROFITS TWO CENTS q cents
above cost, q IA the let q september 1903.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
W SWEET. Druggist,
Ronssclaerville, Albany County, n. I.
Navy DErAHrxsSr, BvgRAu OF YARDS AND DOCKS,

lf,,,,s HosrsrrgR SMIrH, Pifisburgh, IA
1sSrLgstN. About four yraTs since my attention was
n, led 20 you Celebrated Stomach Riiters beng al the time
u.rct marsyr to Dyspepsia in al OF its terIhc forms in
deed had no. years uninterrupted nights
sleep commenced the OF your bcrs, taking them ac
coring your directions except that the dose was reduced
af aud found myself much, NkRY NuCu, benehIsd by
the hst bottle the second relieved entr,y but hsve
taken dose in the morning immediately on rising.
finding IL tonic and appetizer OF the MOST AGREE
ABLK There pccuiarty m the enr 81 your
Btter- which IL may be well 20 sta'r l9" any
cause shall be- suffering acntey with the hrafacc dose
OF Your Bters Ia FIFTEEN hNuffs IN con-
csion saw with AL sincerely and truth woi not BE- re-
of health IN which your bnt found the,
and from which they have UNeutsrlONAS, hsLItNkD ME-
toK AL aK WORLD.
am, With great r.ss,r,t your ob.sient servant
JOHN ". BRONAUGH, Chief Clark
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
SALE OF CONVENIENT CorroS.-Undcr the

direction Of L. ) Marshal Murray large quantity Of
captured Rebel cotton will De- sold to day at tie Ataniic
Dock store brooklyn. The catalogue comprise more
than 800 bales II captarcd cotton of which $50 bales
arc supcrlnc Sea Island so barrels Of roSn wi also
he sull
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
Euter.ain,ssnis-I sept. 8.

KIRLD. : GARDEN -Richricn.
WALL ; True g. The Las' with The bhosI
NINTLR OARDl N-Lady hudsys srcfct
BAFSTMa MlstuM-lnl.-n Chiefs, fylOn, nc;
VIE for Half az Hour, Only Penny.
IRVING HtLG-Ihr atrrrrpficun.
ALIAMBhA rANILION-1he Arabs, feucstTiaiiAln, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
ColanIe ~ Co.'s
AK
STARCH.
r only perfectly pure Starch sold in this city being made
without the vse " either acids akAiL For b
COLGATE & Co.,
Soap. C.rile aud stGoh Msuufacturer.
No Dutshst.
Be,xeen John and Fulton.
X. x. X.
QUICK as THOUGHT,
Dftrk A. TIIDTsffT

CV5cK IS THOUGHT
RAILWAYS READY RfLIff when applied " the pan
o the body fErd Win pain acts with the rapidly ofihoush
The lightning. dash hot qucscr to the eye than the action
Of th.. uiars-loa. Ermedy IN stopping pain.
II afflicted with pain the READY RELIEF in an in
staut you viii better. those who suffer with khcu
mlsln Cout NeuiaKa Lumblgo Spinal Affections Inf IN
nation Billion, Pains Strains, Srran', Brasc' Laiiees-
svroo.cu Joints RcAIa,hr. Tooharhe Earaehe. Burns.
sead. apply the R.ADf RELlEfcssc and comfort will
follow IN few moiornis.
II .cifcd with Diaraca Dysenery Clamps spasms. Sore
Throat lLhuen1a loAseue. Dphthcria Group &c. use the
READY RELIEF Pf.ce 20 cents pr bottle Sod by Drug
sl.,. sni Storckc.p~fs.
Sold by RADWAY i Co.. No. 81 Maidenlsne, corner OF
Gold and sold by Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03

The FERRIS GUS.-We would call The aiten-
ion Of those desiring to witness an exhibition Of THIS
gun 10 an advertisement elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
V,.m Ro.e.rnn.'. Army.

SIlvi s'oS Ah WolIc,day sept 2 1861
All statement, impicnilng Colonel William
Truesden Cncfof Tie Amy To.lce In cotton ,pecula
,ons on authority of the Judge Advocate are decided
fals.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
pr,n,rc for Winter.

BOlNrDNS FikNAtfs, tlht fbACf. hrAifhS
and MAGAZINE STOVES well to be superior 70
any other Ia the market. f.
the time them your orders DO h'' ""i ei
cold weather. Now /. the tim" 10 call on ..
RlcHARDSON. BOlNTON Co., -
M lhO Gan n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
MtIlRIG ID.

FLIfs-LORD-Ou Ip-.dsy sept At the resit-nce 4 the
ld. Iaisais ~ tlr hs. John ts Of hfppi "a, To a-
80, 49, n H.. oArsiins minister o. Carrie A.. edcst
daughter ol n. B. Lord $50. - New a ois ohy
MeFWEN-CllATTLE-O Wsdns,day soIt. :, By the
u., Arrn..u. sew ard Nr Ce1fse &. Ncfwrl - New
1o. 4, Ai.. ru.ia daughter II Mr.. Thon.a CEAe OF
hldlsiown O1snEr Count,. y. \. No eafis.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03

Movements Of Ocean steamers.

To the West. by Central Railroad of NewJersey,
foot ofCoutaldt 1t. and Ia in u m.....and p. M.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
an, respectfully, your obeii, Mt servant,
JOHN A. MJELLOR.

CHrIsEA Mich, July TO- 1863.
NEssRa HosTETrER SMITH, Pittsburgh Pa -benhcnen'
Pleas send Of yo B,ter bottle of lat conssn-
ueut being kit have increased sale for them seeing
MIR Hatch Of tm had been sck during the Whole Of last
Winter and cured by the of three bottles He had
Liver Complaint panied by cough tried all the physi
clans 90 -s for u celebrated tooy. and thought
he would die. The ru bottle ssTTcd The cough 'o
cured him Yours truly NhEDON a hAiCh
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
Ladies' and GentIemen's

ENAMELED
LILY WHITE,
Having the appearance and comfort Of linen have been worn
in FOR the last years III preference TO any other
collar ~ they readily cleaned in minute with sponge
To Military Men and Travellers they are Invaluable.
Price each By Post to any part Of the Union on re-
ceipt oil 81 Is.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AGENTS WANTED in every Town in the Union
ALSO,
FRENCH FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS,
the largest assortment i'll NewYOrk 81 15 So 81 - each
oil cut yard long. M, -.
single Shirt by nail receipt Of the cost Ihe cost
of postage must be nclosed53 cents fos each Shirt
Send the size OF your neck.
ALSO
ENGLISH MERINO UNDERSHIRTS
AND DRAWERS,
81. 81 25 and 81 so.
A LARGE STOCK OF
SCOTCH LAMPS WOOL
UNDERSIIIRTS AND DRAWERS.
ALSO,
FINE WHITE SHIRTS
to order, 81, 81 80. and 81.
send for Fnics List and Rules for Measurement to
WARD, FROM LONDON,
No. 3o1 Broadway. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
NFw CoNyAtssCEST CAMP,


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the favor 70 forward y express oaeha dozen Hos,t,era
stomach Pittrs Nth bill for whsh will remit you rc-
eip Of the same unable procure your u-uine
herr. and had quantity 1t could bc sold taaiy IL IL
known o be- tho best preparation having
thi-r origin with ds.as. OF thS stomach used aud
sold hundreds ot prepaaons, but your bktes superior
10 anything VI the hnd eosuilsut with. lnderd,
should be wiot it. should he % robust and
healthy for is not only RESTORATIVE but Preventive
almost all diseases colder Is sub 70. have been
afflicted wlh Chronic h1i-Ation. and medicine has ~
fORpkp Ne rht KELEt YOURS uAs, aud trnsI you ~iu
lose uMe IN sending the bitt,n ordered.
fouis very respectfully
SAMUEL. ByERS Hospital stewsra