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knowledge or caoacity. How different fs it
with another class Of rebel officers who. trained
for war, and, with a military education. i'm
parted to the rebel cause ell the respecta-
bility that was once attached to it. These
yGs the well known names Of Lee,
We Johnston, Sidney Johnston, nardee,
Longstseet. the Hills, Hood, Early, Ewell
Lowell. Jackson, Ripley. Cooper, Polk, Price
Evans, G. W. Smith, Elzey Magruder, Dick
Taylor and others, whose names we cannot at
pl,r ! recall. These are the men who
braa ! the rebellion to the proportions it
on. srssed. andrto them can be attributed
whrivYr of military credit the rebels may be
entiil during the progress Of the war;
Now, now 10 1t on the other side Of the line.
The wizard Lincoln, at Washington, waved
his wand, and such men as Banks, Butler
Casslus NJ. Clay. Dick Busted, Schenok. Neil
Dow, Jim Lane, Carl Schurz, Dan Ullmann and
many others were called from their more con
genial employment of brushing the co6webs
from unused law books, to assume the COM
mand of posts and to issue the fat of life or
death to thousands upon thousands Of human
beings. As generals they have, like their rebel
prototypes, proved complete failures, and
arc not Of. as much service, as mill
tary men in our forces, as live
graduate from any military institution In the
North. II Is true hundreds Of men have been
taken from civil lifo who have been made
leaders in tho war, and have covered the nation
with glory and themselves with imperishable
honor. 1t is only necessary to mention few
names to establish this fact. There are Logan
McClornand and Palmer, of Illinois; Geary,
Negley and Wistar, of Pennsylvania; Curtis
Of Iowa; Rousseau and Greene Clay Smith, of
Kentucky; Hickman, Of New Jersey; Lew
Wallace, Of Indiana; Dodge, of Iowa. Steven
son, of Massachusetts,; Sckles, Sweeny. Ward,
Weber and others, of New York, and very
many others. They have all done their duty
we'll and faithfully. And now let us glance
at the brilliant galaxy whioh tho national
military institute has furnished as leading
spirits in the war for the Union. These are
Grant, Mcclellan, Meade. Sherman, Thomas,
Rosecrans, Hancock, Sheridan, Hooker, How
ard, Sedgwick, Gilmore, Foster, Granger, Can
by, Ord, Warren, Wright, Hunter, Porter,
Kautz, Fitzpatrick, Jcff. c. Davis, Naglee. Here
are few of the fighting leaders Of the Union
armies, and those who are in rstirement only
await summons to the field to leap into the
saddle and with renewed ardor and vigor fight
in the blessed cause Of the Union.
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New York court osApp..,..

We requested by the Csrk q the Court OF
to repubi'sh rule 20 adopted January a. 1864 Here
tpore rule =, repealed By rule 2a, required the
notce Of argument 10 bo sd with the Clerk eight DAYS
before the commencement Of the January torn TO en-.
title cause 10 be placed on the general calendar for
Inc year. Notice OF argument With proof or admission
~ service mus. now be sd With the Clerk on or bcore
the nf'esnth ~ day Of December ia eseA year.
RUIZ 29-koTIcu or AncusISrs--kher party MAY bring
on the Argument on notice 10 be served The Opposite
pary copy Of which notice, spocifyiur the judicial
district IN which The originated shage filed with the
Clerk Of THIS Court before the Hhcenth day OF DE.
csmDer each rear which notice, IN casey
hereby repealed n A. TXLMADGE (,srE
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Sefenadc to General Anderson al
TIeutou.

TREsIoN, sept ., 1881
large sad enthusiastic imppomptu meeting as.
sembcd this evening al the house Of Mr. Charles ewt
TO screuade General Robert Anderson the hero OF Fort
Sumter, who arrived Unexpectedly n this city by the
evening train. Between four and Eve hundred people
from the Trenton Iron wors aud tho citizens of Trenton
heated by the Trenton cornet Band, marched TO the
residence Of Mr. Hewitt and sercnaied tho general who
made his appearance and spoke feslngly 70 the AZ.
sembei crowd. u was reunion between the workmeu
of the Trenton Iron Company and the General, who
asked for the favor OF shaking every by the nan
betote separating, which was cordially granled with
great ch gering for the Old hero
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Lnsacniahic Failure OF Political Ge me
rats on Both Sides.

One has only 70 glance at the records OF the
va 70 become satisfied that political generals
is { Class, hayo proved lameGiable failures in
both the Union and rebsI armies. Tie men
WHO, by their loud nouihed harangues spurred
on tho people Of The South 10 the desperate al
tentative Of war % ayenge conceived wrongs
and to accomplish 30 impossible independence,
we're, it is true, among The hrst to accept the
wage Of battle; and re1el brigsdiers spraag
into existence under the wand Of JEFF Davis as
If by magic. The wizard Davis had only to
invoke the presence OF 6lst class bon vitdit
as a brigsder general. and Breckinridge
obeyed the call. lie had only TO require >
rampant advocate of inconceiv able political
problems rs brigslicr and Henry A. Wise
answered the summons. lie called for speci
men Of enthusiastic nonsense as brIgadier, and
Bob Toombs made his appearance. He de-
msndcd sample OF true crackstnan as a
brigadier, and John B Floyd responded. He
called for jolly and "iestive cuss'
as a brigadicr, and Humphrey Marshall
wsddled forth. lie required q woman
naligner as a brigeder. and Roger A.
Pryor promptly and fercely obeycd the call.
lie called for a barrel OF whskey as briga-
dier, and Wigfall was rolled out But IL is
unnecessary to follow this entertainment Of
rebel diobleFie any further. JEFF Davis had
only TO touch the shoulder Of any pothouse
| pol4ical loaler who reared for accession, ani
lie was instantly transformed into rebel
brigadier Now, II is curious fact that, out
of all Tire politicians Jeff. Davis called upon TO
act as chief stewards in tho monstlous carnival
OF slaughter and death he had prepared, not
one has risen to any distinction. They have
| all proved egrcgious failures. Bfeckinridgc
Wise. Marshall, Tooaibs, Floyd Pryor Wig
| fzll--to say nothing Of such men as Pillow,
Rhett, Koitt, Cobb, Hindman, Buclner- r--wcrs
all taken sJom civtl, or uncivil, life to CON
mand armies, ond they oil spluttered and
blundersd, and had men murdered and houses
| burned and lands laid waste, and accomplished
nothing In behalf OF the great purpose the,
| pretended to have In view. Not ono has riser
70 the levcl ot Wes! roin. cadet jn nllitarl
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Peraonai InsnlliSanas.

rc y. y. stewart, OF Baltlaors. 4. n, Caief o. r. A.
Won ". Weth, oi 'cpDectout, Llsutsnsns Coione,
koher,s OF letdon. y r Veil. Of Troy, Snd lance
ptlcdspa, of NOW YORK. are stopping NJ TIE TDsh Ave-
gcoesaf r. N,'ler y Now York; General George T.
blannsTd,U u :. ColoUs, ". n CoQgebai or phiadci.
phn. tnd Fellows o. syrsoos,, are a'opepg st the
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MUslcAr.-Handcs arcat oratorio, the Creation which
announced seme time since 10 be given at Jones
Wood by an immense number Of performers (!our hun
drcd with ether musical features or great interest," will
take place sunday next. We reor 10 the advertise
ment for the details Of this great event Mcssls Carl
ADschtz Carl Formos the directors OF this great
musical fsts
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Cap,.re OF en-. soi-Disans Jessie.

LOUISVILLE, sept ., 1896
Colonel Holman, Of the Eleventh Kentucky cavalry,
oepursd the sotdsca, Colonel Jessie and one hundred
abb 0fy nsn yesterday afternoon. They epcamped
ssar clon, and bong surrounded BY Colonel Honsn
sausplsiei without nspxsgaa
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Crtsts doro's nair Bye, P,eservstsvO
aud Wig Depot whoe sale ana rs.aH No. Aseor Heus4
The dye applied by sSiiiu! artists.
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Tho Park Concert.

The Park Commissioners that thcro will be
music on the Mall At the Park this afternoon, com.
mencing at four O'Clock, by the Park band undor tho
leadership OF II. B. Dodworth, IL the weather be Ane
he following 10 the programme
RArI
Park March.
1-Uverture. "Ticbcr urd Dauer's S,lpps
2-Song, "Dic Schwalteps Abscheidr. ...... .Kucker
3--FTeidrlch's Schott5ch. Kuhner
4--Grand March from the opera Of Cortege,
Queen OF Saba. ................. Gonord
5overtnre Midsummer Nights Dream. Men .elssohu
o-ApOiO QUICK AalJn. .hoGnkciler
'se'ections from Robert e Disble .Neyerbeer
3-ScGrpo, screen Hll'. ............H H. g. nOiworth
lc-HbefnAn cuadrile. Julien
1louick step "Good Health .Haunn
National fct-pourri.
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Erossfstce's One Disease (Estcrpabe
Remedy fo ne care Nenr2e a. Nervous Rheunastsnv
srnd III se..sos Pnrayt!c Limbs. For sale whoesno
and re ,ai by BARNES co, u Park row, M.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 0. 1864

WASHINGTON, Sept. 0. 1864
M'cLELLAN's LETTER OF AeoEPrANcE.
The letter Of acceptance OF General Mcclellan has
crossed pubic attention st the capital to-day. The
democrats applsnd IL, and greatly relieved from the
appr ehensIons when ,ney is;t that bc would ac-
cept the Chicago platform pure and simple,
while the peace democrats recsive with curses
loud but deep and say they see no choice be-
tween Mcclellan and Lincoln except that 10 case the for
mer should be removed by kind Providence, or killed
by rasb Office seekers in OF success, they would
al out peace in the Presidential chair
in the person or Peudleon.
NO NAVAL ENLIsTAsNrs For LESS THAN TWO
YEARS.
The Navy department TO day Issued orders that after
the 10th inst person shall bc enlisted in the naval
service for less period than two years
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TEE TES-FoaTY LOAN.
Subscriptions the len forty loan to-day amounted to
si2, 900, and the sevea-thirty loan TO s5as, SEQ.
SUCCESSFUL SCOUT THRoC0H LoUooN VALLEY.
Major Ludlow with detachment Of the Eighth Illinois
cavalry. returned 20 Muddy Branch yesterday. after
successful scout through oudon valley by way Of Lees
burg, having proceeded as far up Purcellve They
heard Of force OF the enemy Loudon valley except
Mosby men. Major Ludlow brought 10 four prisoners
and nine horses, captured liz Lccsbg These prisoners
were down while attempting 80 escape, aud one o
them was severely injured by Ills horse falling upon him
EXCHANGE or INVALID PRISONERS or WAR.
10 few days four hundred invalid rebel prisoners will
be forwarded under nag Of truce In return for that mum
Der Of skeletons Union prisoners SEPT down this week
by the rebel authorities 1t 10 impossible TO make the
exchange in kind have starved prisoners for
tnat purpose.
THE QUOTA OF ToMrKrNs COUNTY, n. T., FILLED.
An agent or Tompkins county, N. ", who was sent
here to eudeayor obtain Substitutes to apply les
quoa has received notice that every township 10 ths
county has oiled Its quota, and 10 out OF the draft
: THE NUMBER or REBEL OFFICERS IN OUR HANDS.
There were in confinement at the different military
posts, forts and camps within the Union lines, the
let nst four thousand hundred and forty rebel
onhcers, prisoners Of war
MEDICAL ORES AT ATLANTA.
Aletsr from Atlanta received here to-day, states that
there plenty medical stores there for the wounded
meo but that there great want OF antscorbutcs.
FORCED DRAFTS ON THE UNION coNaREssIoN I
COMMITTEES.
Forged drafts, purporting to be signed by Hon. James
Harlan Treasurer Of the Union Congressional Committee
are being presented to postmasters in the West by some
swudier who claims TO be duly authorized to collect for
the committee. No draft has been drawn any post
master, and agent employed 10 collect from them by
Senator Haraa
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TIN TCsPSDo BoAr.-Ihe new torpedo boat launched at
New Haven is called tho New Era aud chrisiened
By Mrs Chas Ensign. Of Butslo sister ci Engineer j.
I. lay, who supcrintended her construction
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Coras, Baniosrs, Nails. E EnIarI ed yosutsA
all Of the feet, cured b. Dr. zACHARlE, Ma Ia
BrpadMaN.
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Eeau.ifui LOsny lexiOn. - LetP4'o
Bloom OF Youth, Liquid Pearl IT has equal for pCU
aervina and hcauf the complexion and skin Sold ~
all druggist. and oy JAMES LAIRD Sole Proprietor, l
Hrnnhu
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The Word .sozodomt," )"

The Word ssy0zOdoMt,'
which is fast becoming ahsusehod word. derived frou
the Greek and OF words Soz0 and Odouea
5000 means to preserve and "odsnte. The
Teeth Snlodont,N preGerver OF the Teeth. And II
true name For Identifying and preserving the tesS
hardening and nviEorans the and correcting all iTn
pures of the breath. 1t Is without In the world
Sod druggists
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Onto Politics.

CsONsAS Ssl,. ?, 1864.
Bsssy lord declines the democratic nomioat'os Tor
Ccnsress IN the Second sk'ric, Irrss y. Bas,S was
attYir4t.i - it3 slesd.
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Cfti1cns and Strangers Hay Keoslws
private ucon in ship bookkeeping at 0OlAhs
SMITHS Institute T56 Broad wa.
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no Paper Manufacturers.
Cash will be paid FOR 10 0O0 OF good FourddalsR
Paper. Size, 1sxA6-i3 lbs,
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At Ola PrErss--Wedding Cards n nd Note
Papers Ia EyERDFLLs elegant tyes only 81 3O2 Broa6
way, corner Duane street.
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A. Espcnscnaed, Hat Manufactures
and leader OF fashion for Gentem Hats introduces the
style for the season this day.
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Campbeu, Apotnrcxry ami Chen.tst
Of Rahh nni Twenty street-0en0r
inc Medicines dispensed with care.
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At $50 Rrandwny-Messr Fowler =
WELLS. Phrenoiogists. make Examinations daily
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Prizes Cashcd I'm All Le2niixed L0tte !.
rles aud information given. JACOB: Brokers Oaics.
HroAdWaY. n II.
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A sure Cure--Reae's African Fever r. Nd
Agae Crre. II fails Depo. 80 Liberty strsot, ~
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Are Eou almost Dying from Head ache
Toohache Neuralgia CG;arrh Wo.cott's lnstant PaA
Annihilator permanently cures YOU Sold cverywhere
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Batcbejor's HaIr Dye. he Best I'm th4
world Harmless reliable insan The only porfeso
dye. Sold o. all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street,
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A CeiebrnecH Pupsscr Recently Paid =
high compliment to PHALON'S NTGHT BLOOMING
cEREUs lie said that although he was in the habit =
using il, he must say It mas not q pun gent article
Why Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus like fus Quots
tion from Milton? Because Il is a glorious extract
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"a Ss, :s s:y: ,:~ ss ..ss s.ss:ss. Ss.:s
Nassau sReeb
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OUR NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENTS.
NEH OnIKANS. Sent 3. l9I
FRENCH SEIZURE O, Awrn,c,y c.scaEs.

he latest arrivals from Brazos Santiago bring reports
that several vessels, which sailed from New Orleans
latey for Matamoros, with csrgoes Intended for the
Corlinss government, for general market, have
been seized b. the French at the mouth OF the Rio
Grande The Ncw orleans merchants will make a bad
speculation Ia their adventures 10 Maianoros. Colonel
Mott formerly of the Fourteenth New York cavalry,
passenger the VI, " 6ilium steamer, may find a
ready cooperation from the French by the time he gets
70 n ainoros. The Ike Davis steamer, twice sized by
Cover auhcrites is perhaps. better of lying
the evee New orleans than would be IN The hands
OF tue French
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Prizes Casheh hs aN LegaNxed Lots
teriess~C WEST, So Pine street room No. ST.
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Perfect Hair Dyc--Rltiler's-5O Cents,
Better and in quantity haa any 81 dye sold BY dra1
gisis.
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Family Ksissins rtaehfnes~A New
, psIroE tyiffisa Mac aisR cea ur pre.,ssa
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DIR. Bennetts
GREAT LIFE REGULATOR
ia pressed from healing root

GREAT LIFE REGULATOR
M y. pr pressed 'sse from rom s.s.,s asass aoSe
How does rasore tS'Ii the fesSe boev to life,
s'H aa'f
is taken up by lie blood. tie weakest pAT
ss & so eu f'sr sr s saa 1 aass 'sTf
to es % S @ ssvs mers s ss G as; . can
h'r ps g S0Sairg asa Sks e. Lrrs REGULATOR
po%asl f.s y EOlnS rich; g q. q:
's e s .S S'ffas HI hea fresh aHs'a
purify n blood 70 esanT s,sa,Ss r jss
ss % d Il Il f lie M %n n s
L % 's's
Nv wAsri!sSf i!S tEsNisS AEAT5So casFI aErsnrn.
no Ts sps sa Sseo%ss O. Srs sSs
dried np-, he!eiore no warmth IN Inc boiy. sotsss.
s p ss Asaaa a 81 e e,a 10 ssi
psa SSos s osa good H SFnIs fsss
s p ss ssa O. s, sSod fe a as so y es &
.qs .95 & 80 Gy ysy wsF q ~ fd r. aSs.
ssss ls.,ss g
lie bod Ses saa sSnr cod ms, -. ~
@ ssay ss oss' os as & ss. u
. nssg' al IL ass "n e. Be- oEoRes pHSsErr x.~ IA
DENAs ssHSEs ss5SsI s.;. co "a a s.s rs,t
David,s Eai style OF oehtlemsn's
Hats. now really, e'aH Broadway, near Duane stree.
Deafness ana Dissases or tho Eye Ep.s
caiiy treated by Dr CALDWELL u Cirsoa p'scs SisA0
Deafness. Impaired Sight,
oArAsRHsS sRiiFs sS5HylIGss i 5ss 5ssq ls m.
CHRONIC cATARaH.
GAsassss asassss A. SSs ESss$Sss5Y o. a'sag'
cUREp.
onossExs srRarcHTRSED IN ONE xrEu1R
And every dsea.. 81. Ear r9S,rss ether -
% s Gs soss SO TWss
DanviiIe. Pc. Juae q, 1864. .--i,r. w.
rs n r. e., rrrsaTy i tga. ,s
gallons u water IN hours Va. cSs.d
ge w as o Sfn @ sn about e fS y posnss sun Il w.s,
Wonh Of aK ss o soss we Ofss We 81 cns
o' soon after fI rcsslnns % ny usual good he
Sold wholesale BY MORGAN ALLEN y cilS ssSsA
and all Druggists
Drs..makipg. Ni,.,insry. M.- :. r.. sis,.s a s.a
ss% ssss's f.is sii'' at N'''"' sAsAD.o. :. : "A' -
Defiance Fire and burglar Proof sassst
Also saSoasd and rsos ss snss, pse 9Gs silver Plate
Murray street, corner u oo"es' p'''' n NJ rArsfcH.
Diamond RInxs-Of all DescripstcsA
~ ri; Ssn. * .!: As s II ws ssPss-: on -
Ear Rings ard Pias, New styi.s. SsH
Eve seven sn -: ;.slys ~ E1 q AsE
lis Broadway, one door bclow Canal nreek
For Throat Diseases sad AnscsieHs -
the chss, Browns Bronchial rroshc' or Cough LsssasA
are Of r.s. value 10 oouahs irr's'ion 'f Ne sArose
caused by cold or unusual s.cos Of the vsoal orrs
IN speaking in public or singing ,hsy proasss NJ as
Frecklss. PimpIes. Tan, Fiesh WerwA
Pricsiy feat, 4c, cured by douRAun's ffALfAH
iiDfoArbD soAI AZ tls afosdw.y;
FOR the HAIR ana skAn--Barry's Tstp
ccphsrous The tsss and sntspss. srtice ssk N are
Es s. . ss.: .:r e ..s, .s'sGs:s:: Iss:s ss
I;sisS 4 :i;ss as'i y stiSa, ,Es ssosiSS AAsSf
:" '"~s" ------~~s--As--->2>~- -
Family Ksistins rsaehfnes~A New,
ron kHffYrikg MACa,ag Co. ssr aye.sssr
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Freokiss. Pimpiss. Tap, Eissh, Yc,.A
Esbsys isai sSAp fr:e ~ n..Sk.y y H1yhAuSs iAA
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For she Hsir and skiM--Bsrry's Tsls
ccpAsrous The tss and snsspsss sstieis ssA sT ssv
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Diamond Rinxs-Of all DescrfptacnA
froro dollars 10 seven hundred dollars esc4
snls BIZ GEO c. ALLEN. Mo- l5 BroadwAv, ohe 49, -
low Canal street, formerly Ne ii Wall streef.
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Defiance Fire and burglar Proof sassas
Aso sdsoard and PaIlor Safes for silver plate Aa a
Murray street. corner Of College place. :, r..r,c-
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e., sis.;ss s!s b nss:.iy x:ssa;s
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Ear Rings aud Pins, New sty.ss' cSR
20 seventy nvc dollars set ror 81 ~ Sno' -
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for Throat Diseases sad AnscsioHs e
the ches, Browns Bronchial Troshcs or cousA LsssassA
are OF usas value 10 coughs. rrssucn d Ne sArosQ
caused by cold unusual srcrtios Or the vsca' op
in speaking in public, siuFnG hsy proasss Ne nsa
beneficial resuA
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CHRONIC cATARRH.

Dressm auSfpg, MtlifpeEy. Ma tnias ana
French sks al NADINE BENEpfcTs. Ia Wavcrlsy paAaA
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XIV YORK MUSEUM SF ANATOMY 6ls Broadway-
UuRiosaTIKs AND LEcrcRKs. from 8 A. N. TIL l0P n.
HO0LEYB OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn. -xsHYorrAn
Bones. DANCES. bURLnsQUEs, 30.
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VARIETIES, 81 and 50 Bowery.-BuRiIsauEs Songs
DAKCBs 6o-SKgLEIoN WITNESS
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WASTING AwAY.No AppETITE.

David's Faii style of GehtiemeA'a
Hats now ready egah Broadway, near Duane street
Deafn. n.ss and Diseases or the Eye FPS
cialy treated by Dr CALDWELL. u Clinton place. SIsA0
street, from 10 5.
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XEANTED-GooD MAcHINTSrs. BOILER MAKERS
w and black smiths se,ly employment and good wages
ven Apply roal 10 A. W until r. N. TO K McMurray
2ag Broadway.
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IN OOn VOLUNTEERS WANTED,
TO REPRESENT THE
COUNTY OF NEW YORK
IN THE

ARMY
COUNTY BOUNTY, THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Hand money-County recruits .s2o
United States to new recruits, 10
United states to veterans.
Tho County Volunteer Committee under Instructions
the Board Of Supervisors having filled quotas under Nil
ness of recruiting for the army with the view OF raising
the quota anticipation new call BIS the Prcsdens for
will be received formerly the several Pro
vost MarshaIs Offices Tammany Hail. and at the County
Volunteer Park corner Broadway and Cham
bers street
Fourth Dsrict-Capain Joel b. Erhard, No l0i Liberty
street
Fifth Disric.-Captan Henry r. West, corner Broome
sixth Dstrict-Capain Roster corner Sixth avenue
Thirteenth street.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures G. Wagner. No. g Third
avenue.
Eighth District jamin r. Manierre No 1903 Broad
way.
Ninth District-wm Cunning corner Forty seventh
and Broadway.
All recruits will receive their hands the County
eT amy fF % Tor s@r
Whether new W RseT or and
S1 a2RSEET + q sRSNHAs s sssSs..e.,
9RI I, BtvS Tw sqpsry asm:rv,.o,
E WiEIiAs Fg saRwa ssF'f snS:iv..
COMMITTEES on Volunteering.
oRIsoA BLUNT,
Chairman of Committee
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TINE LEcrURn SEASON.

IMPORTANT LEcruBEs DAILY -PDR GENTbEMFN
i only Al The Now York Museum Of Ana,om' GU b,oad
way Parties unable 70 attend these Lecta"es can have
them forwarded receipt ~ ten by addressing rtefo
tGxr ~ New yDrt Museum 81 Anatomy.
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WILL SECURE THE POSITION OF Transfer OR
sergeant In regiment and give three hundred dollars
TO to 90 In my place. Address II. g. NJ. BROOKLYN
Pnal nNl
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00O MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR THE
C.VUU Army and Navy. who will receive the highest
cash bountes paid Now Is your time, boys before tho
bounty stopped For Information cal at GEORGE II.
SMITHS Office No. New Chambers street, corner OF
Chatham rooms and6. n B.-Substtutes furnished 10
any part Of the State. q. II. SMITH.
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A REsPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
"A good cook excellent washer ard roner; city refer
Call 18th st., OF I'd for two day
second floor, front room.
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an DPMANDE-POpR AIIER AyEC UNE FAMrLLE
W Francs fensine Franchise hsbiluee Ia ner
ssdresser inmediaement usagasin dc 1areiy Gccr
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DTESHAN'S FtRNlTuRE ExPREss-oFFcE lI5
- Wet Eleventh strest between Fiith and sish ave,
macs ranoiores, Paintings StatuAfv. &c, Qoxee SUI
shipped parts Of tie world Large wagons for moynS
families ID city OF country Storage Cor fuIniLurs-
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MANIFESTATIONS FOR A COOK, LAuNDREss
w and waiter. who perfectly under. taud their business
They VIII he highly recommended by their plo
at whose house they be for two days 233 Madison
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yxANTEp-s SITUATION. BY RESPEcTA BILE
w Young girl, do general hou ework IN small
private family. Has the best OF city reference Call at 70
West 18th
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THOSE PECULIAR BOOKS-pUBLtSHED AT 80 ANN
L street, New York, BIZ CALVIN BLANCHARD. Sens
address stamped envelope for catalogue. You can set
the books ~ mail or express, payable on delivery.
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ylJANTED-BY RESPECTABLE. YOUNG AND
healt woman. W tn fresh breast OF milk si,aa,
best of references furnished Apply
Immediately to Mrs Mary Ryan, Madison N D. near rail-
road DEPOT