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Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13
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ua ths 10th inStaut, sAMrEL VILLA, the infant
SON OF lease and Maiy'T. Reeler, aged months
and ss dare a sufer little children to come unto
me And forbld ,hsp not for Of such IL the hinsaom
on thS evening OF the 18th instant, Mrs
CSTnaEINH CoNIT ', beloved wife ofJAmss Comfy.
May her soul rest In peace, - -.
noon, al O'Clock, from the residence Of her hus-
band, James Comfy, @ street. bstween twentieth
and Twenty.nrat streets.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13
N THE FIELD.

The .Tt5 Error made It's appearance ia,1
last evening with Fremont standing on Poule.
roy's comprehensive Ruti-Administratior
platform, as an unwilling soldier stands upon
the head of a rickety old barrel. The editor Is
observed sitting al the head Of the second page
folding a strip OF dirty paper
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13
The Irive-TwentIss.

Ga our fret page today will be found the
communication (Which has been in type soy
Gral dsys) Of Secretary Chase to Congress. upon
the subject OF the commission paid tho agents
of the Treasury Department Cor the sale OF the
popular loan uf Flve-Twentic3.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13
From Key WeII.

SEN YoRK, April l2.--AnIved, the STEAMER
Ericsson, from Key West on the 9th. She left
the steamers Star OF the South and Daniel Web
stcr, from New OrlGans, at Key West Tho
Mlssisslppl had smiled for New Orlesns.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

iss- TIE raiiroad odeertiserasHt, ", v,.r .dJa
prs ore tseTtsd by authority cjthe rsiirOad eOR,-
pp,t.s sepcrauy aaR,-d, Hr, officially eoTrscscd
sOSsn e,oSgrs o,t "aiiS, IsHr "o' D, relied upon
os cOrrst.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

"MARTuh."-Th sweetest ofall the German
operas, fGatnw'S Martha" viii l., presented Ht
Gr5vsFE to-Hish'. The company render this opera
IN sslyIe never equ.ed in thls city.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

E4g- Mccall the attention Of bs'ss,ess Bier, 10 l,s
classification Of our Advertisements. We s.tsnd
10 keep bHsineSs eye 10 tbs matter fOr as besRi
~ our pafroRs.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

The CAPITAL OF Pennsylvania i 10 be
changed from Harrisburg to Philadelphia. The
State Senate has passed bill to that effect, and
the other branch is expected to concur.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

RHEAssD.-wo are pleased to announce t4ll
Mr.. Fred. L. Harvey, who was arrested last
Monday and placed in the Old Capitol, on the
charge OF melting rio! In tho lit Michigan reg
Imcnt has been released,
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

ET Mass COMMUNICATIONS to y
Tetolution passed by the Republican Association
OF Washington, Feb. oSth and April sth, 1884, all
the qualified voters OF the District OF Columbia
" who desire the unconditional maintenance ofthe
Urteu, the supremacy OF the Constitution and the
complete suppression OF the rebellion, with the
cause thereof, BY vigorous war and all apt and
ventlon, to be heli under the auspices OF said Ar
ISOLATION, at the Union League Reading Rooms,
streets, on FRIDAY EVENING next, at hAlf-pAst
o'clock for the purpose OF choosing delegates TO
represent the District In the convention to be held
At Baltimore on Tuesday, the 7th day Of June,
1884, TO nominate candidates for the oficel OF
President aud Vice President OF the Omitted states.
IL. COoMBs, President.
D. .cRUMBAi KER, Secretary, apii-td
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

This distinguished hero and chleflan left this
city yesterday afternoon for Annapolis, on a
visit to General Burnside, and for the purpose
u reylewing The Ninth Army Core.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

The Nashville Union advocates the calling
out of the militia or tho loyal States for sixty
days, to garrison forts, while Gen, Grant i
moving upon Richmond.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

~ S0Jseribsr, aliRgt to reo.iUs ne Ra'Hbliea'
rcg,adrly viTi p,eaS notltH bss o6tc,.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

s4 7Ais popor Is Roto .J,'-NisAed by carriers 10
Sai'crtbsrs in thIs eity oad Georessosn at thirty
"rn pr month.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

G5- The QGlee Of he National RtpUblica" Is at
bl1 MAh street, bsi',es" Pc,,as'~ania ass'us aud
u street
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

Tie Albany Sfats.maH learns that tn Doc
van House has been sod to parties from N.u
York for $l75,OOO.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

DEAD..-Mr. JoGcPh Miller has diel from the
tfE she'll AZ the arsenal ~ EOndAT
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13
WASHINGTON, ID. c.

wEDNEsDAYnnmnt,,mnmAPRIL lS. 1854.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

CENTRAL GUARDuOUsR. - Yesterday there
were hftec1 commitments at this institution eight
for drunkcrnUSE, four for being ithout passes L.
Valentine ~ DiHtrict Of COlumbis volunteers,
who vas hInuginS himHelG by strestlnB soldiers
and playing the detective without authority;
Michael shortly, Veteran Reserve Corps, and An
drew SCsrE, 10th Vermont volunteers, for altering
pssseBi ana CHARLES o. Pratt and Bdward n. Myers,
lIth MrssachuscttB light artillery. who were found
drunk upon the pavement NJ Centre Market.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

KINDNESS UYAPPREcIATED.-John II. Sulli-
van Jacob thriug, John MeQu4de, John Moran
aud George CourtnCy, pGwsbOys and bootblAoks,
who lodged ~ the Newsboys Homo, manifested
their delight st the kindness they received, by
abusing The mEtrOn Of the institution md by
stones A. the windows. They were ar
rested by the police and sent to the Seventh pre-
c!nct ttstion.housc, whe:o they arc n present
confined,
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13
Second Edition
-FOUR O'CLOCK. p. NJ.
OF THE SECRETARY
mn TILE TIRE AarnX
GENERAL GRANT

1t is reported that Secretary Chase leaves
this city for New York this evening.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

E7- lee Creana, Confectionery, Eo.-Hs.
ceptions, Parties, Weddings, Balls suppers, Fairs
and other entertainments furnished At shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Ios TreAm and
Water lees made BY steam power, warranted 10 be
the best In the Wholesale and RETAIL delivered
20 any part Of the city. Charlotte Russo, Jelles,
los sHkFFiELD'S Confeetionrry, sss Sixth
street, between and II. ja2T-9m
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

The receipts of the greet fair in New Iors
had reached SGO5, see l3 Las. Monday might.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13
Th. Lao O,ven LoytioI.

Coin al II to-day wa quoted ct l,5. 'u
NtR York
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

CHANGE IN TuE MoDE or EXAMINING PASSES
AT THE THEATRES .-gerstofors 1t has been the
custom OF officers IL charge Of patrols to enter the
for the purpOgc Of cNamiDng passes Of officers and
enlisted mol. This hiss proved source Of great
amusement, and Ia order to remedy II Col. Weis-
well, Acting Military Governor, has directed that
10 future the gusTds shall TeTain upon the outside
passes OF those in the nj itay service aI the Unit.d
states,
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

TE TEACHERS MEBTiSG.-Thc Hon. Geo.
s boutwell,. late Secretary Of the Board Of EdueG-
tiOn, in rIsBEaohutetts, and now member OF Con-
gtcss, will address the teachers and friends pres
ent Nt the next meeting of the TeEcherS' Insti-
tutc," on Friday, April IS, at p. m At the school
10 IN Of the Female Grammar school Of the Second
District corner OF Tenth and T. streets. The
Mayor, members Of the Boards OF Aldermen and Of
the Common Couneil, and also Of the Board OF
Trustees ot the public schools, and the friends Of
cducatiNn sIe al invited 20 be in attendance.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

HOEOE 10 A WLsHGNGToSIAS.--The annual
pfllo Of tho Munich Royal AcadeGy for the best
{ tly7scs tn the Sul'ors-has been awarded 20 The
oluIC Niils, soa Of C!aIk Mills, OF Washington.
Young hil!!B hes been = student In Nlu1ich for
for tCGcTl. years. ne had about thirty cnnpeti-
tor1 II Wa the highest prize.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Peoples sTslsEraPh.-Hsw First Glass
LrSBr, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
Important points. Washington ornoes; REPuB.
LIChN BUILDING, Su Ninth street, Cwsst sids,)
and corner PspnSyiVABis svsuus aud sixth street
under National Hotel. ...... a.. I'LL.
CHARLES D. MOVES,
iebIS-tr Manager wAshinstou District.
Es.The steamer Rsbeesa Clyde has ar
rived from New York. Cons,gueen will please at
tend TO the receipt OF their goods at onoe.
Owing TO the freshet no goods can remain In
Ltotohouse or on the wharton night. except at
owners risk. MORGAN 4 RHfNEHApT,
api2-9t Foot Of High street, Georgetown.
sy- Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and sexual syatems-new and reliable
treAtment-ln Reports OF the HOWARD ASsOCIA-
TfON-sent By mail In sealed letter envelopes,
free OF charge. Address, DR.. J. SKTLLIN HOUGH-
TOv, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. m2o-iy
EF- n. =. wilkins, Esq., has been ap-
pointed Agent OF the Great Pennsylvania Route,
vice r. o Morton, to take eject on the 18th Inst
Mr.. wilkins has been connected with the ONCE, AZ
the corner OF sixth street and Pennsylvania ave
niue, duriug the past two years, and 10 thoroughly
conversant with the business OF the route In all
Its departments. All applications for in formation,
tickets, Ae must DO addressed 20 y, J. VILxiEs,
Agent Great Pennsylvania Route, Sixth sire - anh
Pennsylvania avenue. ED 8. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent, Great Penna. Route.
m29dtf
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

A CASE or APOPLENV.-J. Smith, UG the Vet
eTtn RabcfVe Corps, was seized with an ApOplectic
ft last night about 10 o'clock, at Ford'B Theatre,
and was taken hy HE comrades 10 the statlop-
hOuIe Of precinct No. Q, whofO he remained until
rnnveysh.c wlg pru,l ed for his removal 10 thA
\
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

TO UE TRIED BY MILITARY CoMMIssION.--
Tho claim agents, Harvey and Dietrich. arrested
upon the charge Of iuctlng TeTslt In tho camp OF
&c !s Michigan cavalry, are to be tried by the
military CoUm mission Of which GonerRl Doubleday
Is president the charges and specifications In their
eaScg having been hlCl.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

ALTERED PASsEs.--Andrew sears, 10th Ver-
mont and Michael ShoTtley, victorian Reserve
Cgrrs, were arrCated last night for having altered
p4sses, and committed to the Central GulrdhOule.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

MIsCHEVuu- BooTBLAKs William Gibson,
Frederick Il aekwell and John FAirfa~, three
negro hoOthlacks. were arrested yesterday, by
Ohicef Birch. of ths Seventh precinct, upon the
charge Of disordeTig conduct 1hOFe boys are very
by GOngrsgating on the corners aud by halloOiug
aud guifawing. Gn yesterday they cursed the
pStIulmAp, and the irGt one employed The most
vehement profanity, calling the officer q sn OF =
h-h, they were taken before Iu stioe Gibersop,
Il cr being locked up for number Of hours. The
iuMi'c gave them seTerc Tcprinlsnh and dis
miFlCd them.
Daily national Republican., 1864-04-13

Mallory, of Kentuckyi George W. Riggs, Eau.
inmhcrt Tree, Esq, Assistant Postma aster, and
Michsel Catan, ESQ.
Reaching the city, the funeral procession moved
along " street TO New Jeraey Rvenuei up street
n First street east, thence along First street TO
Pennsylvania Avf nue. 10 the Globe of where the
cnr'cgC az met and head BY the Columbia Ty-
lionAf BuryinE Ground Tho fu1etal procession
Sooslsted of over one hundred carriages, and was
nearly one mile IA length.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
rScroN WEEKLY HAWK-KYE
Do, ,ssrp RyERY SATURDAY MORNING.
nv &. DUNH A N.
TERMS:
,.rr.s OF CASH ADVERTISING
.,.,,v weekly.
4 Love Song.
After Mackay.l

i 1--we her, E.,enezer Jenkins!
= ls,S iose 7 ,hst on me her smiles would shine:
Bs ah can't asseyss ,s. t1eassre mins 1fnn
1ne meas - IN. the slot Ebenezer jenkins.
SsL 81 sy1r yeheeks s are like the rose in May:
nSt o. breath as sweet as new.mo~n nay!
.,, chs, loves another, Ebenezer Jenkins!
Bvs, BvIs,ssrvhere o. her fnndest hopes are bent:
Esss ss,etch has asked her mother, Ebenexer Jen-
The vfescl vac ,.aS , Given her cousentl (kins,
Ana ~ ~ ! thorn. Ebenexer Jenkins!
CGr;ef IN nv bosom will remain:
~, ~ - 1 snecter worn, Ebenexer jenkins!
suPf'~7 W -Rostom Posi-.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

nse~ The anti-slavery clause proposed for
the Constitution Of Arkansas, by the Con-
vention which met at Little Rock. Janua-
ry 10Th, is emphatic and remark abe. We
put it upon record:
ART. v. SEC. 1.--"Nether Slavery nor
involuntary servitude shall hereafter ex-
ist in this State, otherwise than as punish
ment of crime, whereof the party shall
have been convicted by due process of law.
Nor shall any male person who shall have
arrived at the age Of twenty-one years, nor
any female person of the age Of eighteen
years, be held to serve any person as q
servant under any indentnre or contract
hereafter made, unless snch person shall
enter into such indenture or contract while
in perfect state Of freedom, and on condi-
ton Of n bona fde consideration received
or to be received for their services. Nor
shall any indenture Of any negro or mu-
latto, hereafter made and executed out Of
this State, where the term Of service ex-
ceeds one year, be Of the least validity. ex
cept those given in cases of apprenticeship.
which shall not be of longer time than un.
Ill the apprentice shall arrive at the age of
twenty -one years il male, or the age Of
eighteen if female.''
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

DR.. Beke, veteran Nile explorer, re-
Gently delivered q lecture in London in
which he denied that Messrs. Speke and
Grant had discovered the true source of the
Nne. He admitted that the river, as they
Traced it, issued out Of Lake Nyanza, but
claimed that it also ran through it, having
its m real source in the mountains of the
moon, to the eastward of the lake, where,
contrary to the general supposition, they
IN conclusion, DR.. Beke announced that so
dissatisfied was he with the results OF the
lsst TWO expeditions, and so certain was he
" tae truth of his own theory. that he in
@nded to undertake an expedition in per-
s son which should set the question at rest
%lever, and public subscription would
" opened for this purpose.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

The Paris F0iletl lsays: "The bonnets Of
the present season ought to please tho most
fastidious ladies, rs they are exceedingly
becoming; being just large enough to form
framework around the face, and trimmed
ti0n," That's the stvlel
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

a. me Ward twelve-pounder. steel guns
are found more effective than Tho PARROTS
vn Morris Island. A rebel cannonier. maxi
ss ceastiy exposure of his person a mile
"mu ~ haif OIL, was made target Of by al
fSlher familiar with these steel cannon.
aus. ..s wretch went fifty feet in the air in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01

SAN fBAsCisC0, Friday. July ~, 1863
The Nevada Constitutional Convention has
Adjourned after tossing an ordinance submitting It's
work To the people.
Tie times are very dull ia Nevada
II - peicicd TINT tte Ir'l Uson 10 erect The Terri
tofy into a - te VII be a.. ain deeate.s.
The Owe I'd .in Is now making 'hllck trips. beat
irg tL3 steamers resul NY.
1hsIc 10 large movement In sugar going on. 1.-Two
thousand baIIes of crushed sold tO.'ay Tor .c.
A h-a refinery has been started.
The crops "a Oregon ale guod and shipnenki Of flour
are being nn'.e nom there.
san fRAAcsco SATURDAY. Juls 80 h6i.
The steamer Uncle oaln nom Panama has AZ
rived.
Honolulu datrs ~ july mention the meeting of the
CorsIitu.iupni Convention called by tho King. y
m ,j"nty If tie Gelogn,es were opposed radical
tl"nges.
Saanghae advioes TO June contain nothlsg OF IN.
forest,
Miniax stocks ore lower than ever. GouA and Cnr'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01
ARRIVED.

ARRt I'd
L. g. steamer kerw Commander Evans. from
Batimosr.
q h,nr. 10 fls Medical Director
Si-rnrT Mrtr co. = reusportl, Er Washington IS
hours. l., g. CusreIma-irr. oG the 3 tn passed cam
.hp Aan'ic bound hesspraLe bay day. ship
a b n irafi aIJid TO. Dsliuor'.
Sixonu. ). fpor Leycnd~T Fortress MonEs
20 l.. = gulrtcT.ster has tr oarg- y. r. hit
b.ck Ia t01. -.
a. houi- 10 {. :. QnHr~rnastrr.
St-rr er Prcsn Wsdron Providence mdse and psss :"
g.. bynner
ste.n e. :. &. Phelps. Brown Philadelphia mdss. to j.
n. .rggs.
steamer Hope Warren. PhiAdephi,, md'e. to James
Hand. 49,
Wni DnJrn.
ns T. Trovbhdes Lyon. Ponce r r. 10 days.. ballast to
n. 'rro,g fr'dgc
sclr svlrL. smith, Brookhsvss for Rondor,.
Sehf Chas Harry. Brown boston for r.iiLabethpor-
.,chr. IVA. Norhup. Providence.
sch. u. N. N-sssrpe. Osbom Providence.
Schr j. Goodsp' I'd. DaIt Nrw.London.
Schr J. Ne, rsAry Ryan. Gardner 10 days. lumber TO
Ilo yphr y Mnrey.
S;ir. w. II Rriinard Pend'c,on New London.
srlr ida l.nf, rrii orIisn. lBu-tcD for Albany.
scir 4. 4 StrSehs nenton Sionington FOR Albany.
Sctr ida ieih.It. row ell. Gloueesler
WihD-At sunset, ).
BELOW.
Barb Wild Horse IRON Ma' suxas
SAILED
Jrty 3n-Shps-I.otus Ger. ~ Ceien-
BaN.-Ma,hita. dale lyd, rio.D.
Rriss-1 euim. cl~na. Nib, Garels. John Stevena
Srhoou~rs-- hau Merrill E.iee q W. kiinbsl. American
Chief Anna ;. Williams. Geo A. Hoyt. Hamilton Richard
Law. Electric.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01
PROGRESS Of the Pace Negotiations
Between Denmark and Germany.
Decline Of the Rebel Loan.
Arrival CT tic Bremen of Cape Race.
CAFE RACE, Saturday. July 30. 1894.

The steamship Bremen, from Southampton
Goth inst en- route for New York passed this point al
noon to-day and was intercepted By the news yacht OF
the Associated Treas.
Eer sdyses are three days later than per the steam
ship Scotia, at New York
The steamship Silon from New York. and TO iiiber
non. from Ouel,rc arrived oct on the 18th inse
In the fou.e Il Lords Oh the isth, Lord m"nsham
prssented petition fom Jamaica, relative to the IN
crease II tie slave trade in Cuba and asserting 'hat
Spain lad violated her treaty agreement on this
subject
Malmeshrry advised the repeal Of the Aberdeen act.
Tn the Mouse Of Commons Mr.. OsAorne called atten.
tim a. IN. notieai relations with Brfz AID siiu tna
England was the cniy nstion with winch tnst na'n
had 70 treaty. lie strongly mged the fepea u 'ne
Ind Polmer,ton said the Government YVES engaged
with tie friendly Intervention u the hing oil roitus"
In eud.avoTine ~ Isstore diplomatic re-! uOHs 49,,
The Apstiisns eok possession Of feohs on tne Iet.
An island on the wet COAT % Schoswls IS III posses
King Ieo,oi has left BRUSSELS visit to tho En-
The Paris Aonkiepr says that the neeoi itions foi
pesc. between Denmark snd Austria ""'f F''o''a VIA
iake p,nCe al Nienn". - po,u.-t
IA 10 the Grrmun Conf deration wodd disIuiD tr pu'
snce Of power 10 Europe. AID the scheme 10 i"Pa..
Two ltaisn vessels have been OIa'iea 70 c.ui'
off IScbia tLese Icing two suspicious crat ohoc'''u
OIL thst point. via. man.
mel hy Assia ind Irussia with M agfeemtt' 70 so
perd hnst,les labd and sea Intil 'e disi :" o~,'
lie er slng b.ockade In the mean time TO be rsls"u
G,imsry has sent O request IL Denmark u send
plea I-ifeni!nIy to Vienna iinmedlntrf, 10 'iui W
a. NE 20 au understanding with Austria mi IiLash.
An en1.e took place on the Attn at teObs ne
twren ", allied and Danish ganbuois
Sweden has comnlclced tne CONSTRUCTION oi 'hfee
No. tols. oo,<.oo,
osD0S July eo.--Consols nrc duh NJ 90! dNf.
Ibe Rebel l. ~ Is two per cent lover Prity OWING
,brood AZ nxen,4! "a ta when the Southern armies VII
rctIuT. mn AZ invasion OF the North The loan is
quoted ct 74a7t .
cent; Pyrc,ied !. Illinois Central snaIes pei cent
aid PAID up shares, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01

ward to N. body Officers and orderlie: meeting
Col sronf. InspeolrsY',a 49, up ~ a.t sw ,o or.
derlies related tie whole crcums'"hce. Col! strong
trs,o,tl, dew The pr,y into line. and ordered q
AZ lie osmeu H. mont dr. ed calamity ahead
I'd a,ovr cf he ih,eyiuR enemy, nj d. while Crpt.
pne aitb bio revolver kept them at bly, Col strong,
.s,..s =, On. ordeines liued the nude body stripped
- -, article Of clot Ing glove ard sock 10
n. o~1 lcrse aud bore - snfely from the field ie'
meath The light glove covering tie len hand wss ds
nJ rirp which tie vGEdli. f.i., 10 discover. a.d
~ I'll h. forwarded Ia the Generals frirIds In
Cio Th, Is ore Of the most gallant little epis des %
~. war and Col Sirons's daring and d"err,inci
charge for the bdy Of bis loved CHIEF Is worthy on 'he
osu Of hiuorys pet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01
THE GOLDEN BITTERS.

We are not sdvncstr Il ssuts 81 an sl:ohole chse
tel; INDEED dvprscs;~ this daily ionic id.s-ibs sS
ing today" witch otriei ia ali sJFts u shapes a.
upata o. avg rdoI t-yts Se Asa Iuio all arin<
s,nu roies aud nusi he taken nho !.
sy-leu yon would mercury srseic N VT, sne aoes
But have had opportunity 10 Try tue now weisaM
tis-d article known nbDeis 10 dru it,rs and are irs
10 ssy thut where the system nerds bui ding wnes
sinnsut 10 requi OF all IN nr-ornss los sIp~
aud uf.iua VICIOUS aeou the debiust'd functions :.
Cali recommend the,~ Ditrna H0Dbes ''oa.n burss -
evidently intended to improve the dobli'ssd human
aud safe remedy keep ia the "ssS
Day Book.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01
Ar.crwonru Kxowrso:-rho.e .urrsrius from pypp
So '''1 Q. "A ST cos.rAyr.r. Moslnr.L July II lasl

no. a ST CoSsTAyTsr.. MONTREAL. July il. lA
M-,srs ULvINs iOL1os-Oeh;lrliea: rUrth~ al esses
men,as hav- been suffering almost i from ",rrr stSo
OF py.pesis much go tha eoeld WIN asncuhy rtsin
urai on lv M srh more than twrsiy uOtr- ~ hxm
"a per.rnc-d great banning n % abont the fe4ou
general depression of spf- sii' uid VII nrahsc
t-st.schss dUz s.s ~ .iui u ,ish trra 'sipa
C.iLarc poEnds aud stomach rcpaiaion' wi.as1
b-. afforded soy 4 ctual rA I'll ne! ioT h"ttlss
Hnbb.:s D0.den Bile sncr ich period have not -
troubled " ith u f. Of the above coup ants. -
From benefit iioe B'trr, lave sf'fd"d nir, Dee NV
daty " express p, b ic NV graceful ibsnNs
UEO A. BANCROFT. AccDuntans and Collects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01
BIsOOE&s.EN ITEMS.
Fren Our Special Correspondent

BROOKLYN Cry MORTALITY The total
which Is we're men, - women, 70 b,vs and e. girls.
Tho principal diseases were: Consumption ~ cholera
ibfahlIG tcailet fever Z; diarhea 10, MAJ asnus,
II; hopng eongh. T. dysen,eiy. 6; smul..pox. T. 8
ria 81 Group. a. clolcra MOI bu ;; brnaehitia 8, ds.
the heart, 2; men.I's !. &c. Under year IL
age 6i natiye~ 81 the Cnhcd Sttrs liy; Ireland 20
EIeland. 81 Germany. 6. Scotland /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-01
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

~ SIXTH COLLECTION DlsTRilF STALE Of sEN-
h, pTisipz the Ninth. F.~ui and Six e-rih W ards
of due ity OF New orkNs.cr II hereby given, that the
List. Nations ard Enumrfhtiobs ofIroprry ard Income
rrt under the net entitled M az 10 provide Inter
nal support the Government snd
on public debt approved July ~ and the anenda
tory approved Mach J. 1853 made and taken oy the
erBi Assistant Assessors said Collection District, will
NAN CJ-n examination Of all persons Interested fc
tho space Geu day. lSndays excpiedt fom the dlle
her my oe- No lGl West Fourteenth sts-et tower
g. County bank befwr~n the hours Of aud O'Clock
p ~ And lmu,afrv the eipstlou Of he sad ne cen
day, The u dsy Of Angus 1865. ard for tive DAYS there
after vi d-fsnr all pp-as relative 20
vsns'ion. made aud taken
by the AID Assi TAM As AL apprNs to The Asses'or
Aforesaid NUT he n,alr la wrpg and specify tire pntcu
aT csn-, matter. rLini respecting VIII decision l.
cd Ind stale the go dop H. pc Of Inequality ofrrr
co!4I lai sfof iDuS +. CLEVELAND. Assessor.
hCw.loIk, hu.. !, 1885,