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AMuSEMENTS.

4 ADJUSTMENTS.
TIoHDss NEW fHEATRR, 2 ~
II TENTH ST.. ABovE PErNA. AVE.
Great 'o'ss s tn z; k0 Bssw G'n.a',n
supported ~ Y: s, s,.sn h sssss.
THIS EvErfNe, December a. iss+ = y
WIN % prsssnnssae v.r vrrrIr,
on, A LEGEND OF THE cArsKILLa
70 conclude with last Iins) the great buris'qus
4" rTs eslJ mAzrrPA. ~ q of
ON AN UNTkMED RookINc-HoRsE.
GRovER,s NEW THEATRE.
M,n Pen; ,ysnus, near wiil.fds Hotel.
TSird spp.si.o.. of IL; young, Se:Siifai and
,ivseiou' c .os,s s, naa ve', alias
rHstwrpsMnssSp s'lj i 7Sssrso, p.s.i So
LAST rnn tsF sseSsnrrvrIr.
IN A'i ah Ely o:oo dHscds'nAo 20 2
IN sss o s;tHi.s ssw ss".''' Of
and the lively shi z 1 sr q - -
a an. ,.r,,.,,. m SSimI,n ssmssi.,,. of
so = Y LOAN OF A LOVER
ON MONDAY NEXT, ,
in' A'n0ni sr,s xvoKis JONES,
vi appear 4 Asss.sia' Ial,1 ssss' Of
W music HALL AND THEATRE.
ma: E. .srs ssa s. ssTs Hotels
s a.. y K. y:ii:si... No. YORK., "a Gsas.l.
5osa. IxsT..........s....srkeE MANAGER
a oARDs-Mr. La, prcpristor Of The above pop
sitirsns and ne Community OF washinxton thai
he spares 10 pains or expsnss In rejecting and
!. an. an ogld,ss,.Siish.d ed VS. : -''
.ss. PUBLIC aI:s55srxEST, .-.,
proudly declares his Troupe, for -
OPERA FARCE, ooA
I" ayr Smrn pa" Nt'
second 70 none In the
WORLD.
In proof Of which, the following array Of ,rtistie
and smusen snt loving peoples
List week Of resx PASTOR,
fh''''' " COMIC srNcrRs
COMIC SINGERS
i.ss ' and s.I.iy i: .sSiiS. and iidisuious Ia.
aTssAI AND HUrcaisSsoS
'n' "00s'''u' ao SfnNisTs
6TMEksTs
.pp..r in their satr.ofsiasfy
and with thsir
GI7EET .,o TEAMED Doe,
PUNCH pxsH. AND sRoRr. -
|
MINE M9Ns mmArTHikv rl-.
| ~" So MILL $EIE P DI:IsEE
who will ''' I% 9 NEW sALIEEs
.ssistsd BIZ ,hs entire Ballet troupe, entitled
THE shr nsD Ins " mAH'
:, ur,,u,. .,s yIyASDIERr.
bhAurioLn sniSSSrsyii DANCING.
| IA. .uu,x,..
anu knGRo EXTRAVAGANZA.
| 1'at'
| me ne" i 8Se II hiso rAEroMIME,
cost Of oy sTvr THOUSAND DOLLARS,
/ 1--WE THOUSAND D0LLAhs, =.
Hsiidsys, ~hss The whole suditoriun viii b
| GORGEOUS BouDoIR
PALACE OF ENCHANTMENT.
| Everything PtSSSWy Fl NA"
Ever, sea, ia n. house viii b. so arranged .
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Clns on rms noRsma-New and beautiful
Cola Fiated Jswslry and silver Plated Cups Spring
Call Bcih, Tea spoons, at the Dollar Jswelry
ssor No. lss fsaniyivsiiA avenue near Tou,..nd-
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FORD OXFORD

OXFORD OXFORD OXFORD
HALL OF MUSIC AND PINACoTHEcA.
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue.
Immsnse susssis Of the new artistic,
MISE KATHLEEN o'NEIL, ...
The Celebrated Irish Vocalist, and
TIM HAYES,
Ths Champion Clog Dancer Of America.
FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK,
Tbs productions at this house will be OF the most
novel and varied kind.
First time Of the Laughabls Farce entitled
-W THE MIsCHIEfj
prinsipai character by Hughey Dousherty, Me-
MillAn, Franklip, Williams and the misses Young,
Harrison and Brown. ,,,.
MIR, In which the pet artists, MILE MARZET-
III and MONS. ANTONIO, will appear sup
ported BY powerful corps dc ballet, and the ex-
'--- JENNY LIND. ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

Cononnn's Isaussf. Yesterday Afternoon
the BODY Of Charles Dearnoid, private OF company
n, iath regiment v. \. G., who was shot BY eiti-
sen II the corner Of second and streets. stated
deceased came 20 his death BY reason Of . pistol
shot IN the neck, nred BY one VIM. Barry or Barry,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

10. N sHEr THnouaH rHn Luns.--Mr. r.
M1Hhset former mefshant here, and the Ray.
= f,cksrd fofmer rse,er Of Chfist Church par Oh,
through the lines 70 morrow. We mentioned some
nns nnos 1e fecf "a these Eentiemsn having len
NE eiy and visited WashinEton without the aid
ana ftturning thsfsto. Their cases were referred
Y he VA DsY.rtnsnt by Col wslls, Proyest
with the thai they be sent through
ne iines TIER haying refused to subssribs 70 the
osth: 10 day coL Wells received an order from
ton, and ori.ring that they ss sent through the
lines Via fAlrfsx Court House. They leave on the
70 .o'eloek train to-morrow morning. They are
Q sforeign tour, and deem themselves very mush
N not being permitted 10 got a defiance
our 0ovefnment and fts laws, and ~ the same
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- WAmIrsfoH, u. q, Dss. ~, ffsk H.
wEpsfsbxT. psss2i,l =. ~. 3 4 s'sis1kS'
- .''.' 100 xyIrs ;.s, & Sc g
1ss@s sa. Sass ,"s Sasss ; ss.
s.ls=ls.-.-,..--=-.=-e-ep.g s; q Ms:slss:A
rno 100
.OUU kkAoVAL bOU
TO HW HoiLr He,i-ssr ~
Fa N Ena N ~, ssssas
d 3U "a ,siaa sslssii
49,,
iva 1919, ,o, y ~
sAMkb y. TOfHA4 q Co.,s ssrll
HAVE pxmoyxp 800, = 's-.ei
MA, wen E.s... on n. :. nm, q. =.
$500 an ''-.'s !. -.
-,nIrAar raupnEr nasuSxsrorri
-er--n isoa g,,.sys
NEW HUIIDINa 80
m sno n -
!" NV N -,
$780,, sSyEELn sTnEEI, 800.
VIZ: * !: sss:s; y =. & -. =
'fhis.iJ "a sn ss,i; Z: Nm p go,
sIsisWSaD IIIis .iss Tssh..'s fssssa,A~
LAneHoL2s fATErr sruhA sins
ms1ufs,fgssn 2. -, c,,. :. 80. - -
LAhshoLRsfAinaEo vns - ~. shsAfl
srEEI, ss xs Asp s s1iyzs tIz1a s.g.s. 3
bvnrho AN. AM y I'm ~. W :, y
BITE 70, a..i 9 49, 80
MILITARY M III =. 49,. -.,,lf
In enEAf VAhINtt..
- n -.
nueey nAhr!Ess -
PREss aARNEss ~-'.'I~ !. =. 70
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CAPITAL, sa.oeo, 600.
In 1900 shares, u 60 each.

Subscription price, els per share, subject V no
other call or assessment.
working capital OF sioo 900 reserved. Only % 900
shares to bs sold At the subscription price.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

G.'E RD.--.sTOLEN FRO N
DC The washington House, on Tussdsy, the
nh instant abrown slcth froek COAT, yelyes
lions Of Hon. John A. Bingham, Hon n. =. Fen
ton, CON. Moatscnsry. Capt; ottingor and Cap.
ored. Ths above reward viii BE- paid for tbs 70
covery OF the coat and papersj and the public are
cautioned sgainst tnposltion BY any ons who msy
p''''n' 'o' .00s cs Sss' ". R RED, color.a,
dec1e2t. Warrington House.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

ConpurTzD ron CouHT.--Nancy Mention
tesioted1 was arrested y ofhssr Garrett o. the
from Winnie Verify. I, scans that the two were
dressing for party winnie put her pocket book
eonteining The money on me I'D, and Nancy, who
arrested abe denied having seen anything Of IT, but
on being searched the pocket book snd money
wss brought forth- IN. was committed to jail
Tor court BIZ Justice Handy. -'F
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
- sosrnwnsr! iF 10 sournwrsr.
s SsD ssss. y. ssas s.. : s: Il.
h M Ms,
fis.SSfsS sss slsiis Esprs;;......isB. 4 :
THE su A. N. TRAIN Faon WARRINGTON
for fitfsburrk and ths west and Tor
Klnirs, BufAio, Rochester. Dun
kirk, Csnandairna, and
Niagara Falls, snd ~
Tor s ci:s. I''f
THE 40 ,. n. TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
Connects with the sp. N. train from Baltimore for
ritsburE and Eris.
THE sH ?. N. TRAIN from WARRINGTON
csnnests with the - p. N. Expire. from Bal
a% sss III siai uSs si ain .s y o.
s' and o, e Iou,., O.. Sai': \.
Ei sars,. g. su snd "a az
t Syracuse. tt4 .ttr ~
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
leaving wsshinston ats o'clock y. m
sLEEprNe CARS ON NraHr TRAINS
ssLDisns' TIcxrrsAr oovERrnrrr RArxs
Low yAaE AND QUICK TIME.
m For Tickets and any information apply Al
tbs Once the Great Psansylvania Route, corner
ssoS.i Hss. snS D.po Of oe.s. NO % street
Aen New Jersey avsaus, wsshingScn; ,x
passenger sss 4 ri.fss s issn..
mo. s.LLEII. rs. ..s Aren't s =, .,.,,.
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A,nofoI, = a. h. ..s ;., VII
gsta 10 the War Department on Monday next.
EishA Or ten oply win Be put on q hrsf. The
rom ~ Hc ssa Fsss.ph a@a sa' u &:
road bstvsen here and New York. The track
along strestv will BE- piAnked part ofths way, the
weather being TOO bad 10 lay the pavement When
the weather wfil permit the whole OF street will
Be paved with belgian payemeot. New ears viii
paiY. ~ II7l7 ~ : ) '-''- -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

Tins CAIvARr BAPTIST CHunoH FAM
Ancns tho many eptsrtHinmenn Of this kind with
vhish our city q hvorsd, nothing 80 really beau
ode Feiiows nall isst night. We refer 20 the
tablesuz, the unsupported and surprising beauty
q rnses va ne sni5set Of univsrsAl r.msrk.
reprsesnfaiors 10 point Of TASTE In the selection
Of subjects, and nasii,y In their representation.
s.s psrsss ssss.ss Vi. SEIZURE aS r. s so.s s' q
patrons.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-28

ToTHE VOTERS OF WARRINGTON;
Ths Assessors Of the different wards will
meet ~ the following places fron 70 o,slesk a. n.
70 O'Clock D. m, rom the 18th 70 the elat DseoA.
her, Inclusive, TO rect and register the nAme1 OIL
these omitted from the printed pOll liltsi
Eirat WArd-ThomAI Donohue, ma street, Do
tween n and streets.
between 18th and 1Sth ntIeeta. ~. =.
Thlrd wArd-wlliAn D. DoWAing, HtEOst, b
ToSrih WsrS~TSo@ss W. BursA, TtA street., es
tween q and u ntrosts. 1901. ..
Fifih wArd-B ,, Dyer, Ne. I'll New Jersey ave
nus 1900. b ..a..f.. ..r
sixth ward--ChArlss 4. Nelson, Sss q htros
south, between eth AAd ia atrestu. .. ......-
seventh WAre-IohA 4. BIRD, Ne. DtT, corner OIL
! AAa D streets south. assiSAtsi
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

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THR sTANDINa STONE OIL COM
i PANYIor WEST VIRGINIA. Tz5V

and exsmin. our very complete stock. ssi,tf
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY August lo-6P.M
The arrival OF Mr. Fessendeo IN the oiy today, On MS
way from Maine 10 Washington, afforded opportunity
for another absurd rumor respecting his loan policy
This however credited NJ u is generally, ane
we have reason 10 believe correctly supposed that ne win
DO nothing 10 the loan by the forced sse OF
any other securilles reported that he viii
MIA tourney tonight; matters connected with his do
psrtmeut in Washington much In want Of his atten
ton Indeed his display OF supinepes IN the tream nt
o. the trust reposed in him is somewhat surprising Ihs
is no time The Secretary o the Treasury absent
from his official duties especially when the motive We
are led 10 attribute 10 him mainly Of political self.
Interest, when the depntes representing him al
Washington well people as 10 in
spe perfect confidence the absepce Of proper super.
vision.
The money market continues easy and torpid There
s large amount Of unemployed capital in The city, and
the flow from the country increasing its bulk. Tho
rate Is still per cent with exceptional transactions
al six cali.
TIE speculative feeling the Stock Exchange shows
weakness in the absence OF many OF the brokers and
strong operators The activity 10 six per cent god
bearing bonds is likely to increase rather
than diminish ihe foreign demand, without which
government securities would be about hard 10 move
as railway shares are at present
There very little doing in foreign exchange. Com
mercia bills offered at from 27s 277 while
ask 279 $50 for theirs For francs the
Ola to6lr.
The stock market opened weak again to day and shares
continued TO decline. Compared with the safes
yesterday Illinois Central R'ilroad advanced which is
q clear rise Of three per cent since Monday. Cleveland
and Pitlsburg were without variation. Tho following
stocks declined New York Central Erie Railway u
Erie preferred " Hudson River l, Reading & Milwaukee
and Prairie du Chen "a Michigan Southern l. Chcago
ard Rock Island u Ptsburg and Fort wayne q Chicas
and Northwestern Y, Cumberland Coal =, Quicks
Mining IL Mariposa u Delaware and Hudson Canal u,
and Ohio ard Mississippi certificates Il.
Thore further decline in stocks in the afternoon,
and the closing quotations at the Brokers Board showed
falling on in railroad shares OF half to and ha
per cent
PIECES OF railroad ard miscellaneous shares at the first
session OF the Board Of Brokers to day compare with the
highest cash sales o! Friday Of last iolows-
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

JISITED STATES TREASURY.
~ Eyv YORK August ~ 1854
authorized bv tho Secretary Of ths Treasury anti
cpatc the paymeni OF conpous r the fory bonds
turing the Yet tav Of Sentembes and
pom o. the I've twenty hnnhs nsturing Maze nhar eH
VII N fu' counons rresonted in numbers OF thirty
(snN frao'ors NJ numbers of twen
(2n) " moro they must be accompanied by schedule for
evamin tor.
Greeks WI he for them IN he ofd-r IN witch they
rece we'd thereafter the exsmin ton b.
committed
Blank Schedules WITH be furnished Application at the
fntefc est desk Of th, Office.
JACoE RUSSELL.
Assistant Treasurer ad interim.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20


The earnings OF the above roads from JAN to August
amounted TO S327 es3 against $780, 400 FOR the same
period last year, showing an increase OF $i2s 4e2
The Chicago and Alton Railroad earned during the
second week in August
,eeo sl3 400
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

SHES Geo lbs domestic Il 81 81 Is principally Ksr
at 6oc. 81 for tmmon TO cho,cs pulled; 1000 bses
reign, noiuding black, and gray domestic, AT b5c
Crime 300. 65c. Mexican. Soc. &c., aud syrin ard
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
CITY ooMmEnCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, August ip-b =. M
AsnEs-Receipts, 4s bbis No change IN prices, and
the business pataGes wholly Of roian character.
BIssDSufs Receipts IA ,4e9 bos. -four, AZ bbis ard
% b,es corn meal, 1889 bushels wheat, 22,T57 do.
corn, ,557 do oats The -four market shade
1rmer, particularly for shipping brands OF State
and Western quotations OF which We advance
slightly The fallirg or IN receipts, the dec inc
IN Ireghts and Improvement in exchange ccm-
bine shippers, snd notwithstanding the un-
favorable news from abroad. there Zee exrort
Among The sales were 800 bbs extra State, for
September and October delivery, at s0 70 slI for i'm
mediate delivery: 20 uGo bbs stare and Western 900
southern and $50 snadian changed hands wihin
range. Rye flour quiet ard unchaneed Corn meal
firm will a es a We
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
The movements or forcgn dry goods at this port during
the ending August IL exhibited in the o rr

A London circular OF August reports on American
securities as follows
There has been fair business 10 hs London market
descriptions OF American securities. At tse latter
epd o. last week both bonds and railway
shares depressed about So but during the three
days, good demsDd they have rallied, United sites
bonds ciosug previous quotations. and Isois snaes
atan advance OF per There have been
inquiries for Atlantic and Great Western bonds u the
Ohio section, but brought 10 market. The
FIRST mortgage bonds OF the Pennsy section brought
"a to-day.
The comparative receipts OF the Racine and Miss ssipp
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

= he wheat market ~as quiet fer want OF Supplies OF
prime spring which n demand for completing
goes. ahd THIS description lc. hi her sales
600 bushels at 81 2 50 81 for Chicago sprng 81 rs
81 SO Tor Milwaukee club, So IS 81 3S for amber
snrng 81 35 81 45 fur winter red W.stern aud 50 .6
So 80 tor amber Michigan. Eye was nomnay 81 s5 a
81 90 Corn was again slightly hrmar In price. with
sales OF 60, COO bushels at 81 "a 81 Sc tor Western
mixed Oats were dan and scarcely SO firm. We quote
the range Csc. IA Csc
REsswAx.-rhere was m active movement, under ehch
pr ces advanced IL. 20 Tic saes wore about 800
los. nearly ali ut s c. s7i.c.
COFFEE There has beeh active speculative move
ment, combined with active demand from the gov
men curing Tho two or three days, asd bcavv ses
have aken place. The particulars kept private.
The saes amount the aggreg te To about G5 00
RIO and daracaba at about 4sc sec OF which ebo (
80 900 bags were soi yesterday within the raage.
oPPER in rather inquiry. sales Mado o.
100 600 lbs Detroit al 5lc and $4,000 lbs. Baltim
49kG
Corr0y-The market firm but quiet with sales OF
The New York herald., 1864-08-20


NIvtpsHD-rHg DIRECTORS OF TUY DENsNoRE
IL Oh Company rave this day feclare dividend OF FIVE
The csNtnl ~ the earn for the
month July PAYABLE The Office Of the ceinpsny. phiia
22d Inst. o. r.. tNl En- Secretary.
PaIi1DrrrBrA, August Us, Is4
INIvTpEND-rHT DIRECTORS OF THE McpLHENy
~ oirCompanv have this day declared dividend of
per carii, Of the earnings for
Juiy, the Office Of tie company, Phia
sciphia Bsak Budpts PHILADELPHIA ard after the I'd
inst. q 3. FRYER, eccretary.
AlEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CONPANY,
IN PRrsiprNrs crrigr Nsw YORK. July l. 1894
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS t9I 0CDOl1j,
Due august l. 1854
Notice Is hereby given that he Bonds of the above issue
Will be paid their maturity August j. 1864 ~ the Office Of
the conrsuy of Fourth and Twenty sixth
the irtrrrst tho VIII csa,n from
that date. WI. r.. VANDERBILT Vice President
N-oTrCE-HoLDrH OF STOCKTON tCAL1FOHS1A)
IN coupons. due and reyahe IN Ncw York IN July
1884 and Jeruary 1855 hereby notified that he same
will raid United stses gold coin On ptesentaor ~
the Metropolitan Bank. New York city, on the respective
da'es S L. MEADhh Agent
MARKET SAVINGS BANK. s. NASSAU STREET.
posts made rcw will draw four months interest IN January
ret luIbrN " 1Artbh Fres'uen~
BkKRr n. CoSKlIr Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
LOAN OFrICEs.


ATTI-MoNEy LITERALLY ADVANCED AT " Oh
a DIAMONDS, WArCnEs, JEwELRY,
PIANOS, FURNITURE, &C.
At n pAwNBRoKKRs, TIC X ETs WANTED AT n
On Diamonds, Watches Jewciry. Ac., -
and higher paid than be obtainen ~ Any oosS
place In The city, NJ " Bleecksr street, up stars
AT lss-PAwNBRoKBRs TICKETS PuRcHnhS!hE n,s!kE
"A OF Diamonds, Watches sslver sre Rms
xc Uyercoats wanted third door wed
Of the Bowery, under OUsens' Bank
At eoe-MoNEY LITERALLY ADVANCED ON ptA-
"A monde, watches, JeweMy Silver Plate Guna, Psts-
watches, Jewsry, dana Pistols DC, for which ~ nay
80 per cent more than be obtained ~ other pace
city ooo Broadway corner OF Houston street, ap F~
A DvANCEs MADE ON WATCHES, DlAMOND0s
"A Jswelry Dry 0oods and Personal prosperity OF eveV
description q the same bought and sold sy A; Jhck-
CON Brshsr and Commission kerchanA Ill Grand suesS
two doors west Of BroadwN.
DAwNBRoxERS TICKETS PURCHASED or CLoIh.
Ing Dry 0ocda &C.. ttsh price paid fos Ovcs0s ssss
fchsta large lot Of Cotaina sale Business
IS 70 Si1 Black rrccss IS 70 slo oyscosss - 70 sSc
ca'''"A'' ra'A ;" sH ,eso 40 LEvik. 6l2 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01
MoRrov's GOLD PENS are now sold at the

prices as before The commencement OF tho war; this is
entirely owing 10 the Manufacturers Improvements In
cnery his prssentarge Retail Business and cssin Advance
system; ior uut lie commenced advertising bis business w'
done on Credit end if,iray isti the YSado
TIE Morton Goi Pens tie only sod At Oh prices
he makers OF al other go pens cbasothe Premium Oh thu
Cold Government Tax Gc but Morton mas changed
his prices Whoesals OF Retail.
Ofthe great numbers sent by mail 70 81 parts Of The world
during the past few yer not one ia sihouind he's hed to
reach is destination in saey showing that the Morton Gold
en- can he obtsned by any in every part Q. the w0rd
AZ the same price, postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready and raable
Gold Pen exactly adapted to your hand and style Of writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Penf and
ct the present almost universal High Pressure Price OF every
thing you csu have Morton Cod Pen cheaper in proportion
to the labor suen upon Sni material used than any other
Gold Pen in the World. If you want one, zee the Pen IL
MsLlieg than the sw ord in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

10 70 Ioi.0r u Ih1 =. y Ifl04He
sIg: Permit me 10 drop few lines in reference
10 very handsome pIeseutson n 'br te ,ash and po
presented BY the OilcfT noncomH oned ,llcef. aud rl
sfss of tfOopI l2h New Csyay the Iih Deem
teT 1855 Ia Plymouth, y. e.. 20 CGrt John teiison m
fnsndng said troop token Of their appreciation Of his
service ofcsr soldier ard Inc articles were
presented by l Lieut.. iafn H. rsn u s4id troop IN
ha Of the oceT, couIssoaered OF ces and pfvaos,
Ia a. tpproprs,s patriotic speech, which Caps Eso
,.'ponsc In enthusiastic end psiio'c ia whic b.
That he hoped long 10 able 70 20 tno I'm
Pie sts with his command and thef. enjoy the bcng and
piosperfy Of welcomed peace ly giving the ebose
'Pe'e ~ 1"s o. your valuable counns. yOu win uhse
y,;. ~ nnsPiiAlL, Z. ~ ). I!oop IZtn y. i. Cav
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iT,,c n. :. ..r,,tar, Comm,,.ion

I. fund.- IT, ftr ~ tlr
Army er'snis mt effective hsn row It,
te Rio rsnde. The nogey s.a o De snyphrt fnsusi 70
tho Army ~ The Potomac during AMI iTeaiey aof CT
tysburs .vccadsd seventy Thousand IL 4sf 10 Issues A.
lrfl.noa.a were He scale IloIf4aaa OF need
sp.eisi Relief" daily cared ior D. 81 o. !pnes T..
.t-snbo.. co. WAGON t.as follow soldiers ef.yHhtls
u. oA.r and equally important derr NJ woA, 80 ieFy
Iurpo Ion, Hospital lnsPscion, t".fiA Dr'ctry lfa9'
.,or,a on and woupi"d e., uf" ~ II op~f- o.
The his ia tfng NofA % nnt i'as -i ID 'Iy Nfs
tioas1nd dc,rs per arA. Ia fui ere nov much reduced
and immediate contributions are reqc siea a. sustain o.
Tie fss iat .tys 0r'n fo' np fn sncl admired, I'd
unprecedented onTy ma srCrss "a Cmc1so tlncnni mi
,o,t1n hIush rrn-d ever ~ FOR Inc bf' Yi tte
.;au ~ ton4n1n" haze nor 10 ~ cifrtDrfed ~. IT,
40 fre1b The ltrr suns thnf iarrd ave hrt fttst
bv the or.nches II tie Commits At those cti1s spct
lively. .
These hanri spp'y them most ursfly, maniy 10 io
purch.-e o .uniera uIad" INTO c hnf hdilF 90
ana for ike pnfpo- They 'huB relieve hc t'aso-. OF he
Cosmsson from tie ncccfy - pur refining 'uPpis D'ons
irg certain clfs"A But may eiGef 10 Az ~ Hy 'hef
depaffmfrt Of - work.
fose y ho d eirr fuller information 70 the oTFani iion
aud Of tho Comm ss0n ToffeI 70 itacfl'rt
Of is system AID Of 'to agpcatoD o b. nit Jnst pup
l,.l,d capiag ~ which be- he'd appiralon a The
siNc. @. tho Uutrd states SsnnIy toInasno, No. ~
- galway tue i'ooEsofc oil n ~ r. h"hirlh NO %
{, /. nabmilei all haI1on- and patriotic that Oh .
Commission has lay,d tAd l. dry saving live The count
csuno. arc I'll 20 lose VIA. " T. f9lg 10 eclo.n the ee
and health solder worth 10 The eount Ten nn~s lbe
money the Commission ss received anh 10 Of direct fen
tic lflporee eyy insrg.sot Ia dinlnishiu; tho
cost and he duration q he -, o.,
tO.nbuiions sant - the TlausufE at NO 81 !" all
q. o. No glJ broad say, HexYofs.
ny order Of tue standing tomnni,e" ..,,
r,FORGE G. STRONG,
rre,,prer United s,s.ss Sanitary Commission.
Deceu her -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01
YHE TEACHERS Coyyzyr,ov The Teochors,

1BE TEACHES CONVECTION. -The Tpechors'
Convention, which has been in session for sevegal days
an bryant and SlIattOns splendid hail so 81 Broad
WY near she Fifth avenue, adjourned YESTERDAY At
-. ast neetng an interesting snd spirited discussion
Wa held In reeiiOn 10 "aotual practice in COLLEGES
iL,ercornmunicatoD" "the proper course OF snstfuc
Ion aud adyertlsing' Professors Poison If Albany
Stsnhhister OF Philadelphia. Packard Q. New. York
Mason Of Providence CLARK Of Boston. Sader ~
SocLe.ter, Llhbidge OF Hartford Harder OF New.
rGrs Carpenter Of Troy Whitney Of Burlington and
oI'Inepn Of Portland, participated In tue dscussion
a seiies OF weu'wri''sn resolutions approving the
Course 81 studies adopted in the several ceges repre-
eened by the delegates and u the books used IN those
sI WIN others OF less note. were adopted by
t.e Convention The success which crowns the labors
these accomplished teachers Is their bert reeolqnen