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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

UNION HOME AND SCH0OL.-This institution,
situated in Fifty seventh and Fiftyeighth strests near
Eighth avenue was organized May - l56L by several
benevolent Indies Of this city with the object OF ed-
eating aud supporting the children Of tho officers and
soldiers Of NcwYoTk regiments who may be In preoa
rous circumstances and also the orphan children Of
volunteers Since rs organization u has received more
than lr hundred children tho majority VI whom have
been provided with good homes On The Fourth oil
July the officers OF the School gave The odren an ex
oelent dinner and good supply Of hrew oFAt lie
officers and managers OF the Institution are ns ioIo"'
Hon Prs.idon,-M-s Gen. Rober' Auisr,on Predder;-
Rrs Drake Mnls Tree surrr-hrt DIV" VI D~vor. S~cre
afy-sfrs DR. Edwin Ninsiow Corresponding Sc feisiy-
Mr., J. Vo8rhi.; Msnaser.- Mrsdsmrs Howell w. hiid'f
. T. M.hr %. Hayt Dr. HOId, H. o Adams. ! ihomfop'
s. Williams Hayward. q. Wells Hase. ~ Z Hoys Anta
Barry. L. Jones, MTs " ndelL
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Letter from Hon. ID. =. Dicikissen.
BIsGHAMpTON July 4 1884

SIR: Your favor of the 3Oth ult., advising mo
that the President by and with the advice and consent
Of the Senate. had appointed me Commissioner, on the
part of the Government of the United States.
under the treaty between said States and her
Britannia Majesty, for the settlement Of the
claims of the Hudson's Bay and Puget's Sound
Agricultural Companies. reached me on Satur
DAY, the % inst accompanied by the commission and
place and the discharge Of its duties would so seriously
conflict with established present and future purposes
that an constrained TO decline il. NV Acknowledge
ments the President and Senate for tho con
fdence implied by the selection and coDfrpstio' anu
10 you Tsef for the courteous terms Of your
ton have the honor to be your obedi0nt servants
Tho Hon. WILLIAM II. SEWARD secretary Of State.
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ThcLoeu., Poin, Disaster.

The following lists Of the passengers and
crew Of The steamer Locust Point lost and saved on
Tho "a inst on her collision with the Mlanzas is sup
pued by Messrs. II. b. Cromwell & Co.
P.,sssorss LosT.-Mr. Lawrence, M" Samaels MR.
rnon ~ H. Ssmuel. J. Hoffman. Mrs. Demars'i j. r.
p.ssxxesss SAVED -FeliI Lsfon, n. Marks pr o. H.
plsSs i Bodhsh and wife Miss y, Dobols' mf' Jane
p p I Rn.,da, g. Le Blsnc, Capt Power.
CREW Losr-H Roby yir,t Once Perkins second
$3.50. po,sY Murray cosipssseri John Mclean steward
TS~s,J Dnsn second cook Thomas Csson, waiter IN
Srrw S.yEp-s Hoffman. Captain jacob dunstone pee
"a ofBcar. d. NJ MaIon, Chief ngnoer lanes Bnrlew
one Alfred y Day. fireman Thomas Mullen
a,nsa. Andrew Do,le ooapss.er; Peter Burns seaman
pa,sI Copisn coal paaser James MCCLURE 'eansn NJ Con
s,s, W McCsy sesInau John Farnbsn. COOK
Antoipette Msrloe stewardess
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TuR SOLDIER BOUNTY FUSD.-The follow
HOTEL ARRIyALs.-The Russian MinIst

HOTEL ARRIvALs-The Russian Minister,
Baron de St0cck and family from Washington; capt
s@eel.te of the Norwegian army AID Marquis BaBse
cont Colonel in the Italian army are at the Clarendon
Hotel. - - -,
senator Anthony. Rhode Island Hons r. u wash
hume 1,slcna Vim. n Allison Iowa John Ganson.
DufTalo. : ) Cor Columbus. and Francisco Perea
Territorial Delegate from Santa re Newburgh are Of
the S. Nicholas Hotel o.
Iouis. Cant Geo. Bell Nev-Oreans. snd Capt j. 1.
Hanchard and H. W. ParGrcd New.OIleans. are al
the Metropolitan Hotel
tbs Astor House.
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ST.. FRANCIS XAvIER's CoLLgog.-The large

ST. FRANCIS XAvfBRs COLLEGg.-The large
chapel of this College was crowded last even
ing with invited guests convened to witness It's four
teenth annual Commencement The exercises were
introduced with singing by the students, under the d
rection Of W. Berge. d. NJ after which the following
programme was carried out: Overture Tampa
aerold. Chorus LA Fillo du Regiment" Donzetti;
Discourse COLONIZATION OF tho East ID. j. oC0 nor
Solo and Chorus The Last Rose OF summer gar
raneed1 W Berge. Discourse. Rights and Duties o'
Rnlers and Poope " n. r. Mock: Caroline Polka w.
Berge. Discourse, "Eioquence and Nstions. Rights.
w. ORB. Pardow; Chorus Solo and Duet-Victory-
"Once more we meet" W. BeIge; Discourse Specu'
lation and Spectators" JAS. Treanor A. D. Chorus.
Martha. fiotow, Address 10 the Graduates. taJ
Rev. p. McSweeaey, ID. D.: Chorus g Faust. Goun9d
Comforting Of Degrees; Fort sumter Qilckstep W
Bergs The Rev. Dr. Snyder presided over TIE e1er
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Fror. The Christian Times
SIGHT RESTORED.

CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS.
Ofthe Ave senses that which call eeiag tbs i'm.
poant aud most valued proportion th, s us
we are reduced hepssnes II entirely destitute Of sight
how dow would be progress in knowledge and how lin
tied our sphere Of action and usefulness. Endowed With Il
tho universe becomes creation clothed with beauty snt
diversified by that infinite variety which fails to sitd
the mind and heart,
For several months pas, this has been practical subject u
u.s. An nnsrned condition of Me e,eHds, communicating
itself the pupil rendered the discharge OF daily dues u
only painful but dangerous Mrbutng to tbs effect Of
cold endured through the Spring with the hope tba
with the Of weather i would entirely disappear
Blu. in this we were doomed disappointment Summer 60
turned wonied sight VIVA; might have been tho
result either of further neglect Of incompetent Hesiusos
we cannot say.
Stating our case to friend, be assured that hsiliAs
one bis family had recently been treated with enan
success by Dr. Won Esenbers Of this city Sssyias our
selves BY more particular that the Doctor 90 s
uir but scientific ocus and sur.t concluded to ssee
the benefit Of his treatment which have rea'os "
acknowledge very great Though but few ~ee" unees
his care the sppeash'e Of has totally changed es
pupil Is now fu and clear aud tie issrs sntueJ nee Ho
Inflammation. The Doctor says ts the optic nerve osA ss
wc.keosd and the re.ins sssnnsd chronic inaanmsoe
state affecting more less al the other tissues and thrssss
NJ If neglected to end in AmsurO, ophthants, W -
love the Which Ocuiis' apply to eyes Affected
ours Having obtained the much desired relief we 'ks r's'
pleasure in ssanowsdus Indebtedness to the 'ss 4
Dr. Won M.nbers aud of calling to ii the Affection q -
rho may be suffering from similar OF even worse '.ass
Of ,,r eye. Its said hAs Providence pr0via's an sss's
far .,.,x hama certain tina. the eye ia in A~ ansA
.h,.. "a .cversr trials than formerly Les IA be nk
thai. th. q 40 increase the tendencies wsch Sss ~
organ Of vision the progress Of 'ce"es .ps pses vs'
| ..odssciss II not In advance Of them
OFFICE, No. SIG I..aoADwAs
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A Correction,

To the Editor Of The N y Tribune
SIR: The statement telegraphed from Boston
on June q TO the New.YOrk papers that the loss OF
prisoners &C. ia Gibbons division OF this corps was
caused by or had any connection with the falling back
Of this division is utterly without foundation The
whole statement Is grossly Incorrect The facts Of tho
cnse and the truth OF this dcGlL can easily be ascer
talned by inquiry at the proper sources
may add save further nisspprehension that this
division lost neither guns co0s nor regmental organ
ikations and but few prisoners So.
Beajguarteys Is Dirsion, % Corps, June 20. 1904
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Friday, July |, lcoi
Ma. Gen. Butler and staff arrived at Z O'Clock
last evening, from Bermuda Hundred
The body Of on unknown man was picked up IN
Hampton Roads to-day. He evidently belonged 70
some gunbont and had boon shot.
prize steamer in this afternoon in charge OF
prize crew. No particulars yet obtained.
FORTRESS MONROE, Saturday. July Q 1864
The following deaths have occurred In tho Chesa
peske Hospitals:
John Brown 1T Maryland died June ~.
Herbert Knowles, 81 New YORK died June 70
George MalleTy, ll7th Ncw.fcrk, died June 70
John w Ring nth Newly oTk. died July l.
o. c. Smith g9th New-York died July /
Wilbur C. Rouse i48th New York died June 20.
@. y. Dickens 45th Pennsylaania died July
John w Clark l42d Ohio died June -.
c. A. Durfee 9th Connecticut died June 20
Richard H. Martin, Path Massachusetts. died June %.
James Coons 9th L. S. Cavalry, died July
James Wright, eth U. s. Cavalry, died July l.
FORTRESS MONROE. July D. 1864.
The following order has been issued:
Hz.pouAKr.rs DRPARrsYSr OF VIRGINIA AND l
NORTH CAROLINA, juno "a. 1884.
SPECIAL oRDBR NO al.
The psss,s and permit, OF the Leuenant Genera com
nandns Of Mai Gen Butler and Of Mai Gen Meade, given
by themselves respectively, by their orders, for persons
passed from Washington, D. C.. Baltimore Md 70 ths,r
respective heaidraftss ard 10 City Point Bermud- und
red Va and niornediaa points and nom ter resPe
quarters City Point Bermuda Hundred and ihiersaies
pouts 10 Washington and Baltimore will be respected ana
obeyed by oil military suthoiites provost nsrsiMs ahe
guards Any disregsid 10 these pasr. OF permits OF
ference with the subjects OF them will be an Oen,e suhe
~ iep, 0er a;rsrt Mai Gen. b. y. BUTLsR-
The steamer George Leayy viii oays here this even
ing for Ncw-YoTk with the sick and wounded IRON
Hampton Hospital.
The steamer Iolas arrived this afternoon from City
Point and reports constant oannonading going on IN
the direction OF Petersburg. Nothing has boen learned
of the result but all is working to the best advantage
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Cricket Watch.

BosroE. Tuesday. July s. 1854.
The Cricket match-the New-York Club
against "all Massachusetts commenced to-day
M East Cambridge. 1horo was humorous attenl.
The display Of cricket the most brilliant vet
seen in Nassachusetts In their first innings The New
Wy Esyen scored l2s runs Of which HIghan scored
az and not out by splendid play Byron, "a Hudson,
iS and sharp TO- The Massachusetts, players, IN their
;D,incs made "a rans Of which Draper scored a. and
not out. The game win be resumed .omoirow Ihe
r1ospect Of winning is decidedly in favor Oh Few'fork
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uARRTE ID.

Yonkors on Wednesday. June %.
~. by the Row d. NJ Seward ID. d.. John o. kellogg
aad L1ris J. baird
sOtTHWICK-BRYAST- Sunday, July :, BY re Rev
= n gli AZ 0.0rte W. Seuthwics OF Harlem y. y, %
M. sophi, A. Bryant Of Sag inIbor' Long Island No
eAria
Elscsu qa,ep please copy.
TTlrysatR-RAHDE-A Pesk,kll, " ", on Thursiay,
lime % BIZ the Rrv Wm. Wian, Of ,hs Gig tue Rev
Jas n .ir-.hef Of ST. Cioud Ainn to Ais Margaret r.
p.r!s dutrr Of Aaron Rnnds formerly OF this ely
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THB SIXTH AVENUE CARS. "A neatly
dressed, well behaved co.ored man, almost white.
was refused seat in Sixth avenue car, near
the Aston House, last evening There was only one
passenger seated in the at the time and be rcmon
stratcd against such conduct deemins 1t disgrace TO
civilization He left the in disgust determined to
exor tho utmost of his endcayors to bring that with
other similar cases into court and test the validity OF
arbitrary explosions from The cars on that road.
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MEETING or THB BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
On Monday at noon there was meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors the object Of which was to receive the
books OF the Ia, Commissioners. The books wore not
forthcoming and the matter was referred to the Com
mittee on Annual Taxes. The Board then adjourned
TO meet one week from Tuesday OF O'Clock p IN.
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FArA11Y IyyrRED.-During the display Of fire

FATALLY INJURED. -Durlng The display OF hre'
works ON Monday evening in Jackson SQUARE Al en-
ployee Of the Messrs. Edge. named james OConner.
while engaged in disehargng bomb was injured by ia
Al the time Of the accident he was
leaning over the missile, and is explosion was struck
full IN the brenst receiving wound sir inches IN length
by five IN breadth. He conveyed 10 the Ninth fIe
cnct Station House his wound dressed aud then taken
10 Bellevue Hospital lat died coon after hs entrance
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EARLY CLosNG.--A meeting Of the hardware
clerks was held last night in the Early Closing Hall to
organize An Early -Ciosing Association The chair was
taken By Mr Valentine Straton. Dir. Garretty being
anpoutcd Secretary pro tom. There a somewhat
small attcndab6e \ delegation attended from The
Early Closing Association " the dry goods olerk,
After somt discussion. Committees werc appointed 70
canvass the clerks In tho different wards. ahd thc
meeting adjourned to meet again u week
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Poreign Nnii.-Cricket.

BV5IVNl FIIIiIl IoVf
The Afrca's mails close tomorrow az a. M,
and the steamer viii sail ut Q o. IN.
The cricket match between tho Second Eleven Of the
New. York and Boston Clubs was played yesterday on
the ground Of the latter At East Cambridge The New
York men won by the first innings the standing
n to 80 In their second innings New York made "a
and Boston ~ for the loss OF three wckes to-day To-
morrow is played the great match between the New
York Club and ell Massachusetts, in which great intor-
est is manifested.
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Fire.

Bosros Tuesday. JAY s 1854
The large brick building on Eastern avenue
known as the Merchants Grain.ElevatOr MIlls. was
bntlr damaged by fire this morning. The building was
valued at $50 900 and insured for ss2OOo sixty
thousand bushels Of grain OF al kinds was IN the DIld
ing all Of which was more less damaged By hre ana
water. The total loss has not yet been nsoerains1
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Cnp,ure Of Another Prize.

.~ Boston, Tuesday July 5. 1864
The British prize steamer Jupiter, from Mas
eau n P for wilmington n. C.. arrived here to day.
having been captured June a. lat go a. long 76 'V'
By the United States steamer Proteus She is In charge
OF Acting Gunner w. II. Pierce and prize crew All
her cargo thrown overheard during the chase Sue
is an iron side. wheel steamer Of about 100 tuns.
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u.os. Of the United states sfercship Ceurie
-Omccrs and Grew Saved

Tho IJnted States storeship Courier. Com
Iho ~ Cav len Boston May g. with Paymas'
s.ors. Cor New Orleans and lost on Leonardo
Keys June A. Hor os sss ana c Tsrs "sS
49, "a .d,t 10 Nassau The vessel is total loss.
The following officers arrived Ut this port In inc
schooner Sam T. Reese A.,,,, En-
Acting Masisr AID e.. Object Henry hesn'y' A'''s -
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Drowned.

FORT HAMILTON. Monday July Z. Io0f
Acting Coroner Bennett held an inquest TO-
day upon the body Of an unknown man found on the
beach, forty years Of age with gray hair and whskers
lie had a check shirt. red flannel undershirt, Wine
drawers. dark pants, wooden stockings and coarse
shoes. The verdict of the Jury was Found drowned
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preuaturs RxpIosjou.

HUDSON n. Y, Tuesday, July 8 l-oi
James VI. Sands. student while assisting III
firing the morning salute yesterday. had his hand man
lied by tho premature discharge Of CANNON and had
10 be amputated at the wrist
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The New Secretary Of the Treasu :.

" A5HINGIONl July D IcDF.
Mr. Fessenden, this morning, as Secretary Of
the Treasury received the visits OF The chiefs OF the
various bureaus Of the department and other gentlemen.
tx Secretary Chase conducted the introaucions Mi.
G.. will leave Washington in the course Of j week
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; RnIi.

ST.. LOUIE Saturday. July2 1854
Heavy and much needed rain has fallen almost
contpuosly since yesterday afternoon extending over
n large portion Of Missouri and Illinois. The mercury
has fallen A. TO 20 degrees.
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strike ON the Renaing Bniiroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Iuesdhy. Juy D Ibbf
tn, Bulletin saws there is a strike for wages
among the EMPLOYEES of tho Reading Railroad and
some of its lateral branches From the fact that 10
coal I. arriving in the city today. IS presumed th,t
and mon All Ia branches The officers OF the company
decline 20 give any information upon tho subject
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Enicrtninmcnt. Thi. Dnr and Kvenins

ror oIon Of eoteJs and tire Of mereemsH acc adVey
tiiements in other eolumnf Of his paper
WALIAcKs TAkATKR-The Winning Suit. ..f
kIBLos GARDBS-The Dukes Motto.
OLraPIc TuEArER-Engiish Opera ... ..
BROADWAY THaATsR-Ihe O4oroon.
BkRSrN's MUsEUM-Bghte Faith-Miss Islor CushmsH-
HIPForH EATEos-N arous Ennr ainncnts
IRVING HALL-Fs llon's St-reoDticon.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, JULY g. 1854
a Mcetins of tho Consolidated Union Organ

A Mceting of the Consolidated Union Organ
fzatiOns Of the XVIII Assembly District. xlxh Ward
viii be ed at Levinfer's -Four Mile Iisuse, between
57th and Sethsn THIS "Wednesday EVENING July a.
D. M for the purpose Of eectnx De egstes the Central
Committee. }. w. CULVER Prendent
HESDERsoS. Secretary. ..r f.rY- |
Twenty second Ward.--A Regular hsetns q tho
XxId Ward Union Association will be held at no bJ sths
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 8, at O'Clock p. IN.
A. Il. UNDERaILL President.
r PArsxsoS, Secretary
A General Mass Meeting OF the EhPLofih6
BAKERS Of the Ci,y Of Newly ok and vicinity VIII be hed
At the City assembly Rooms. No AZ Broad%sy bes%sen
Howard ard Grand sts, THURSDAY EFENlNO. July -
at O'Clock Reports from the Committee appointed at the
las, meeting and other highly important bushes. VII be
brought up Al the Employing Bakers Of the City OF Now
York and vicinity respectfully invited 70 attend tins meet
ing JAMES f1lKSSELL, Chairman
DAVID NJ. WALpuCK, Secretary.
HuGH TAILOR, Treasurer
John Crawford James Pursse John Tfss Alexander Trt
ton Adam knoblock Thomas Webb Committee Of Arrange
Hents
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Ratification.

OsWtGO, y T.. Tuesd8y July 8. Is5i.
About 10000 persons were present o, the ratl-
fcatjon meeting here yesterday Resolutions ndorSiDS
The nomination OF Lincoln and johnson and approving
the Baltimore platform. were unanimonsy saop'eu'
NE Hon ID. 6 Dickinson delivered an Grafton
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FIRE IN SECOND AyByUB.-The grocery store
az Kerr s. Keyes No. 49, Second avenue, was dam
aged BIZ fire last evening 10 the aIount Of tJOl Full
insured in the North River Company.
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Death Of Governor Reedor.

EAsToS. Tuesday July 5 1904
Ex.Gov. Andrew H. Reeder died at his resi-
dence in this place at an early bour this morning afor
a short illness.
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THROWS FR0M us llORsE-Col. FREDERICK
A. Conkirg. commanding TIC -ith Regiment n. y. 5.
n. g., while returning from the parade Of Monday.
was thrown from bis horse in Broadway IN front Of tie
New. York Hotel aad seriously Injured. He was 70
moved 10 his residence. No. iVj Tenth striet
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EaxRI.

PHILADELPHIA tuesday. July 5, 1864.
The u. S. gunboat Mohawk, Acting Master
Mscnire Eve days from Port Royal has arrived here
for repairs
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DsNORRsT's n. Y. ILLUSTRATED NEWS
Brilliant and exciting Illustrations In this weeks
number Three views Of tie pirate ship Alabama with
portrait Of Capt Semmes Splendid portrait OF Gen.
Meade New.York harbor Notifications. Fort Lafay-
cite. Fort Richmond, &c. with Music and Fashions.
out os Thursday.
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Counterfeit, One Hundred Dollar Bill.

R0sTos Saturday July 2 l56i
Counterfeit 500 bills on the Bay state Bank
Of Lawrence Mass. are being circulated They aie
well execGtcd.
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THR CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS an
nounce that oornet band win play the Lake at the
Park Wednesday, the 6ti inst, commencing at u
o'nlook
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sim Sailing Master Edwin B. Pratt Acting Ensyns A.
sampson and Mr. Snow Paymaster H. b Brown; Masters
Mate Lewis Gootz: Psynasters Clerk r Brown saFs'ou
Steward In charge, Michael Corbett, and ~ .eamen-
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the Kcarsarge and but three Of the crew were slightly
injured" The vessel is bat very little injured
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IAdverhsenent.l

Advertisement.
RRNE's AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUB CURB-A
positive for Feyers que. Depot, No 80 Lber'
~ st. For sale by all Druggists.
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Summer.

n you vunt SPRING or SUMNER CLOTHING in
every style and variety, go ~ r. Il. BALDWIN >,
Nos 10 AND n BOWERY. the largest assortment
and store IN the city, and prices less Chiidfen $
Clothing aud furnishing Goods. Sa1slscnon gwen
Please call
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IAdvertisemcnt.l

Acknowledgement
JRFRRRs, No. 573 Observation-Disclosures and
Childrcn's Doors, SLIPPERS BUCKLES. Bows, &c.
Also, Gents. SLIfPRts. JEFFEGs 573 Broadway.
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guefial Notifies.

Central Union Lincoln and johnson Campaign
CshA meeting Of the Erscutiy. Committee Of the above
Eth Vii be held sadqustsr Broadway. corner Of
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 6, 1904 at O'CLOCK
rsf'''"''' JOHN N. COSTA. Chairman.
Allan c9 % en-, Secretaries.
A Regular Meeting Of the Union Central Com,
That, O'Clock q, the headquarters corner Of 2dst aud
WIN A. DARLING, Chairman
& hrsHI II, HgELtr. Secretaries
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sIaryiu's New Patent
FIRE AND BURGLAR SAFE.

sup4rior to ,nv others In the following particulars;
They ia1re hrs pr0oi.
They are hui glar.proot
They are perfectly cry. co..
They DO no; sss their nre'proef qualities by age
MARVIN Co., No. 2o5 Broadway.
Send for a Descriptive Circular
The Tree urer OF the fand for the Relief Of FAST
TENNESSEE acknowledges receipt Of the following DOi-
fIOnS; .,,.,oo,
Wilton Relief Association, through j. NJ.
Gsior.. .........:.........'..'.s'.''. loJ w
Baptist Church Sand Hill.................. 900
Cash. through the Rev. {. Hefrick......... 81 81
Cash throush the Rev. r. I. Gstes......... 800
Csah, through N. y. Lgngmade, T.. Ashford Is %
Cash through N. Y. Observer............. 0O
Danl Duroc, West HsTtwiek.........".... 200
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,791 IS
JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS, Treasurer.
Bank of Commerce in New iurk, July 5. 1864.