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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16

Tho North Amcrieao Mt Farther Point.

.tAlTbEN IOlNE. ~ rs., aug. ID, loof
The steamship North American from Liver.
pool at go m Of the 9Th AMI Londonderry 5th inst
passed Farther Point to Quebec at 80 p. H.
The steamship Peruvian from Quebec. arrived at Lon
doadery on the lat.
The steamship Kedar from New.York. arrived at
Queenstown on the lst
The steamship Etnn from New York, arrived o,
Queenstown on the morning ofthe Sd.
The steamship Gernania, from New York. arrived q,
Southampton on tho morning of the 81.
The political news by the North American 10 almost
a blank.
The u S. War Steamer Niagara arrived at Liver.
pool on the Sd. She was received with salute from
the British war steamer Majestic.
The London Times publishes letter from Richm ond.
to June g. The writer expresses the belief that Gen.
Grant knows full well that neither Petersburg nor
Richmond can DO taken by fighting and that he will
make no more onslanghts the Confederate heast'
works bat quietly the defensive He says 1t Is
question Of subsistence. but Richmond can never DO
starved out until the two railroads from the South az
well as the Jemes river canal and railroads from the
North oan DO utterly annilsted; which, he contends,
Grant is not strong enough TO do He admits that
Grants operations may occasionally cause the Con-
tolerate army 10 be placed half ratiOns but
this will not effect the result. Tho Alexandria
correspondent of the Timcs gives the particulars
Of o quarrel between tie American Consul and the
Egyptian Government An American. In erecting a
steam engine partially destroyed aqueduct for sup
plying the town with wator. The Consul on being ar.
Piled to by the authorities stopped the works. but sub
sequently permitted them to proceed. The Govern
ment then fcrcbly nerersd aud elected the workmen
The Consul hcroupon demanded satisfaction for the in
suit 10 the American flag lie refused 70 acoede TO
proposal that each party shonh send eogine to in
spect the alleged damage agreeing to abide by their
Joint decision and threatened 10 strike his colors unless
satisfaction was given within ~ hours.
Accordingly, after that time had elapsed the flag was
hauled down. and dispatch from the Government
which arrived almost Immediately afterwards was ~
turned unopened The Consul teegraphod to Constan.
tinope. and the matter rests.
OF general European news there is an utter absence
Of anything Of moment.
The English Cabinet has oil dispersed for the season
Lord and Lady Pamerston lad been engaged IN the
ceremony of cutting the first sod Of new rnilroad.
Nothing additional had transpred to the peace ne
goiistions at Vienna
The Bourse on the Sd opened firm but closed aat--
Rentcs COR 40c.
LospoS MONEY Market Funds inactive, hut rather
less weak The discount demand continued moderate
The best bills were taken rt IT.
Satterthwaites Circular SAYS during the lass three
days both American and Government bonds and rail-
way shares have rallied Inquiries have been made for
Atlantic aud Great Western bonds, Ohio scctsH but
there are mono in the market. Penusylvana section.
first mortgage. brought "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16

BULLS HEAD, MONDAY, AUo. 15th.-The
market opened this morning with about $50 cat
tie in the yaris. The weather though warm. was not
oppressive, and. the whole. favored trade There
were more good buuocks sale than during the past
few weeks but the generality Of the stock was quite
below the average in quAAy. Not fsw Groves were
little better than scalhs and several lots bore Nh
misAkabe ars az that treed A few u tho statesmen
disposed Il their roves eahy in ths morning, at about
last weeks rates &C n slight advance. though some Of
them acknsw dyed tisir snics Of Int Monday were
above tho marfs ~ that day. Most VI t sch ~, how
asked aud obt aimed an advance Of hat cent por
pounlin some fnStencsS q whole cont. mis- adv snoe
ran through on rsass Int WIS more perccyule IN In
ferior lots. Soc Of The best drvyes were held izin at
oc ror w.. and nfchors who purchased out OF hem at
over sND per head are sun they paid i9tc for the
No rally rat steer such the retail butchers
gcnor y want at this season ot tho year-thosc WHEN
v \, dress Gbort cwt.-couh he bought Tor lcss than
IL a Lrr. The afternoon sals wesc quito NJ iRh M
those IN de IN TIE morIs. aud Gully few remnants ID
drovs were uBsTh at night. We ccuh on,y bear 81
two - three small dTOyes expected Tomorrow. but
butchers have gcn0uRy supplied tVsNcyes. and Ne 10
MT spucipste any material change Ia the market hs
the olsss.. day especially li5 head have zen soln
AZ hrgrn during the week. Only IhIs" nlos W.,
cattle siplIg mum thk pot. The bids wc,v s-o'
80 co Gud SsN Isr 100 lbs I'VE weigst. and Henry
Wcsthriuor being the lowe 1T bttlr. wss awarded tne
cosrso. sheep lave advanced nrprv one cost Per ID
"a account of so.roity. Good 1ocss we're being weigh
Cd oui Il c q Il ps H. shye,one ot at - ~hn-
1re w r1h ii @. In Oo. 81 cord qu,lity; liots ~e
o.Dilg forward very slovly and aic le.d h9m III nr
mrr ert,uyagant qnolassns %: ~ c. lac. prh live
weight
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BROWEOn The 18th inst Bertha youngest child Of A,ron
j. aud Ou!is Eima Brown aged yesT, month and 10
days
The relatives snd friend. Of the my respectfully Invited
attend the funeral from the residence 4 her psrrns no
1872 Charles street this day 1T O'Clock = NJ wh0u, fur
thrr invitation. Hex rvans will be taken 10 Greenwood
for interncnt
CljTIER--Dicd In Jersey City on Saturday, Aug 18Th
MACY wiie Of TIE late Daniel T. Cntler ngcd Is years
TIE aud friends 81 the family respectfully invited
stiend tins funeral Ioa. the residence Il her sou in law
afternoon. at o'clock
Eoiwich lConnectostl papers please copy.
GARDNFRAt tire residence Of her william Mr.. Mar
gsret uordneT AGED II yeAs. II mouths and - days.
TIE relatives and fnds requested to attend her funeral
at the NJ r. Church. South Second street. Williamsburg a.
O'Clock this L. VI.
HARPER-On First day, iNh inst In the Goth year Of her
age, Elizabeth HarIer, formerly Of thi. city.
The funeral will take place Third day Tncsday t o'clock
r. NJ from the residence Of her In flainied. ~ }.
MULLEN-On Sunday August iih. Mury second dau shef
of James and Catharino Mullen native Of the parish Of
Drunclh, County Of Sligo. Ireland
The friends sf the family are mc.t respectfully invited 20 st
street Tuesday aernoon also those OF her sou JaIo
May her soui rest In peace Ameu
ONElLAt the city Of New York. tho 18th day Of Ansu
1894 ths othe A"nmptionh aged year month"; and
10 d.ys Emily daughter Of Augustine and Emeirs ON-
Tie funeral will take place from tho residence Of hes parents
at 2 o'clock. r. NJ ofths 18th inst
|oLEARY-sanday. August 18th. Anne relIcs af the k-
rbn ,rIsnd, OF he family are respectfully invited send
the funeral from her se residence 3Jl Ia" 4ysh street, hiI
Tue,dsy afternoon, at O'Clock
sPAULDiNO--On Sunday, Aug h. Jamea spauldns In Tie
rS and friends Of the deceased respectfully 10
j NJ. ,unersI on this Tuesday, Aug. la,h. al
ecoes T. ~. from bis late residence. Mendhsni, N j.
t..TII. re~brrgh NY, Tuesday. August Sh, AFTER
1 llnrl, Mn Iare T. Smith agrd 20 years, daughter o.
toe Ists 5. }. Pounia,an. Of ALBANY n. L.
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PROM suERmAN's ARMY.
\ Further Advancc-Batfiew with the I"en'
U-ihird Corps-sherman Gradually Oio''
tng npon the Enemy.


Tn. Commercials Atlanta correspondence
Gives an account Of ncon the 9th. Ia which the
srwsnty.third corps host over five hundred men In q
partially unsuccessful assault on the enemys lines At
ths last accounts August sth our line advanced to
shroc miles northwest Of Atlantis and within mile
and half OF tho Macon road.
TIE Ga,se he's Atlanta advices 10 the 10TH Since
General Schofelds movement on the 5h, to reach the
Macon road. nothing important had been done These
movements have been partially successful and the right
of the line assumed position three miles north OF East
Point aud about milo from the railroad The hhe
<heDce extends north around the city to the ChaIa
Dooga road.
General Sherman ia aking gradual approaches. and
Is very near the encmys works. with works nearly as
strong as theirs 1t is thought that Hood has received
reia.orcements.
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From Gen. Buf,er- Canal suceessf"iiy be-
gun behind Fsrrnr's Island-Csoed beh"'
yior Of Negross-RebeIs like the Canni
,oo-Reinforcements to Early.
pecisl To the new York IIlbuhe'
WAsHIN0Tos. Aug. Is. 1894.

Special to the new 1OIA
wAsmN0Toy, Aug. IS. 1904.
Ce, RniIers Headquarters. Aug. 13-l0P.M
Four davs ago force was thrown across the
James River a. Dutch Gap. tie narrow isthmus thht
rovorts rarrar's Island from being actual island
Mai s. G. Ludlow of Gen. Buffers sah is In command
The oh,e, WIS TO cut canal the isthmus which
i only one hundred and fifty yards wide at that point
u, around Farrars Peninsula by way ofthc river 1t
!. 4 "a miles Dutch Gap is opposite where our iron
clad. lie about half a mile below where the right Of
pu,ar,s line cuts the rver At the extremity OF the
Peninsula mile or more above our iron-eads, are the
reheI distractions In the channel, and close by, the
Hewlett House Battcry which has often engaged the
crou Nest Battery and ironclGds The rebel iron
eIads lie still further up the stfJam Major Ludio" In
rnedistey set TO work constructing two lines OF GARTH
Ia across the isthmus either side OF tue pro-
iocted ditch aud also began the latter His operations
wero unmolested until Eve o'clock this morning Wheh
tho rebels osened from the Hewlett House Battery
mile and hall westward his lef, with the virginia
and the Richmond iron .clads half mile up Tie f"cr
porthward, and with u Low battery on the mainland
eastward on his right.
They could Only bother us with artillery since front
and rear Is river and infantry cannot approach On the
narrow front OF either side.
Tbe,, batteries and iron olads fred without cessation
until nearly noon but without alarming effect
few OF our men were struck. but not so many but thai
the men grlnned ct their Wild shooting lie WORKING
,;c ou TIM canal did not for instant lay aside pick
sbnves and wleelbarrows. Half Of the force con
ssts OF negroes and these were particularly cool md
steady. Major Ludlow Gays be wants no better soder'
A lucky shot from hundred pound parrot IN The
Crows Most battery entered embrasuro OF the rebel
for. at Hewlett House and dismonnted the gun aner
which that work slackened fro. Our Iron cads scarcely
fred during tho day.
Is demonstrated that the rebels cannot dspace the
,o3omept at Dutch Gap. Should they try 1t again We
,ba be ready with more guns than We had to-day.
rbo Richmond papers Of to day announce that we are
emitting ditch at Dutch GAP. and hope We VIII con-
,c Il since Il will be Of great value when the war II
d and lie sorc compensation for the devastation We
have inflicted the state
Ytis aerlltiy nsccrtancd that large renforeemen''
,,f,,,yatd cavalry, and twenty guns. have gen 70
,se s.,... ecah valley T. support ksr'y'
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Indian Outrage, ip Northern X ansss.

ST. LOUIS Monday. Aug. Is.
The Democrats Fort Leavenworth dispatch says the
Indian eutrages continue in Northern Kansas The
people OF the Northwestern counties havo boen mHI'
dered. the crops destroyed and stock driven or The
evidence accumustes that all nearly all the tribes on
tie Plains have banded together for war Cen Blunt
has issued orders that or ammunition be sold
Them and notified oil officers having authority over the
Indians not to allow them to leave their reservations
for the West that such acts be taken proof Of hos
tility. and treated accordingly
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faareti..mer,.l

ALLYN HOUsr, lIAHTToRp. Coy..-Whilc the
usunl resorts at The seaside and ;hc springs are uncon
hutnbly crowded. do ne ,n,c.lng pubic favor bv
callng attention to the ,cgani accommodation. q Tie
ALLYN House his Horsc Is new. the halls and MONS
gro largc and airy and tic cunnary srrrpermeats
esuaed BY few hosls IN the country Ind,iduals ahd
fn,c. ~ euest OF quiet and elegant homo during tie
wnrrl nnniis eau ind lheir wslrs satisfied st this
establishment. The prscnt proprietor. Nr. T. j. AHtn.
dnpeIss with no Injury which the market nf'sds:
Tho country and drives about Iiafssf are celebrated
ftr then beruiy few cities II equal aye preceding
more Numerous attractions ~ strnngcrs.
Hartford Couiani.
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Chevulfr,n
LIFE FOR THE HAIR.

Restores Orgy Hair to Ito original color, stops rs falling out
three days ksrp, s head dean Good drd Aedy viii not
the skin so the whtest fabric The beet hairdrrs'
ing offered TO the public Can be used freely contains
nothing injurious strengthen. and promotes the sro"th oil the
weakest hair reeommerdci and a,ed ~ n, Grn meddi
authority in N,x Yo,t All freely invited 70 examine this
triumph of science Sold the drug and at
MY Office No. Liza BIoadwsy where advice to treatment
Of the hair VIII be grautouy given. Price s per bottle
81 PER half DOZEN In fancy boxes Can be by
SARAH A. CHEVALIER, NJ. ID.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1864

a,ron. Mckenzie r. smith ned 90 yesrs and II months.
His remains will Do taken to hs~'A"A Lay Iems'efy iof
interr.ent.
YARD-On Monday, 18th Inst, Ss'sh p jordan WI, o,
W. Yard and daughter Of the ss Thomas D. 'o'asn Of
Jersey City.
The relatives and friends Of the family respcStfuy invited
TO attend the funeral ON Wednesday, 7tk in IT. oclccA
r. NJ from tho residrc OF bs brother HiAw, l. D. Sau
ssde I6 Barrow street. Jersey CITY.
New Jersey papers please COPY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16
Marine Disaster.

Boston, MONDAY. Aug Is.
The bork Jstu from Palermo. reports. Aug 18th, in
fog of Highland Light was in contact with the brig
James Crosby. Cipt. Atwood Of and from Bangor Ia
den with lumber for Washington and lost bboom and
head gear The brig had port bow end side badly oVe
causing a serious leak. which ooupelled all HANDS TO
abandon her They were taken on board the Jchu and
brought to this city When abandoned. the brig had
four feet Of water In the sahin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16
R.Otl TseWherD.

The Ne,oberm Tunes, C The 18th inst, is re-
rce.gcd II says:--
Tile agents for recruiting fr the loyal States arc
th.oksr 10 Newberr tbfn loouss md every boat coi-
tiaues 20 bring mere. u cvuy ir,eHt would gct one
recruit ard enlist hinsriL we have no aonb oeyoTa'
fal reximc Ms might be rsigeG."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16
Maine Politics.

BANGOR, Me-. Aug Is
AT the Democratic District Convention held
here to day. James c. Madgan Of Houlton, was nom
mated for Congress from this District.
Resolutions denounclng the war as unconstitutional
and favging an armistioo and immediate negotiations
for peace. were adopted.
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The Brig BiIIow bon rded by the TnIIahns-
see, etc.
Providence. r. l.. August ]

Providence. r. l.. August Is
The Brig Billow, Of Salem, lumber loaded
was fsen In with by tho gunbost Grand Gulf on the
12th inst, in Lat 4OIl. Long hid. dsmas.ed and
abandoned having apparently been boarded by the Tai
LIlssee.
The Grand Gulf took her 10 tow but Afterwards gave
her TO the revenue cutter Miami which towed her to
to Newport. The Grand Gulf proceeded In search Of
the pirate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16
MARRIR ID.

Hustled BoEHME-On the 7h OF Jniy las, IN the city
OF NewYoTk by Hon. Michael Connolly, Justice John H.
Hustled formerly Of Hyde PaIk Duohess county u Louise
Boohmc, OF tho city Of New York.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES August 15l, at
lions Church by the RI. Rcv Bishop souhgate Mr. Hen
~ T. Moorhouse of tho a .! Mc.r, $. H. Pesrcc 20
to Mary Francis OWN lighter Of Hiram Hutchinson Esd
Of this ely.
HFLDON-FABLEIGIf-fn Rochcstcr The nth int.
by tho Rev DIR. Robinson Ale, andef T.. sheldon. u 5.
Amy, to Della a. daughter Of Joseph taIeish Esq, OF
Eoches,cr. No cards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16
From Halifax, &c.

HALIFAX Monday. August IS.
The steamship Delta arrived tonight from
st. Johns She reports heavy weather of NeWfound-
land.
steamer bound west was signalIed to-night She Is
probably war vessel. or a blockade runner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16

POUCnKLEfsIIr y. H. Aug To-
The barge Republic. belonging to this city,
and laden with freight for NewYOrk, including large
quantity Of salt was destroyed by FIRE last night The
loss no, yet ssoertained The FIRE was the Work OF
an iacendia-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16

Use or PuRvSOJOGY.-It answers the ques-
lion What can d. brs,i7 CtnI rc-esl H. Law Nsdice.
@ Divinity 4, M,grhsn Hcci-fio, Fsrnrs Hsviy-or'
aHia oofssc, f--ri,on vii .nsvsr. and "Eve to
pa, tie 81 GIT sin o. th- Right pl4oe" Ful ~raen charts
,;,.p a,i,, bv M-.r, To1Lus VILLA ssy Broadway.
n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16

great many slAe hits arc being made ~ the
Plantation Bitters, sy two OF diusesssssd
friends who hsve to initiate counterfeit hen
It's all of no USE The people won't be long imposed up'
The Plantation Bers cEsAsing ia aud popularity
every day and that's what's the maer They axe In same
sized bottle and made they were at fs aud wiz COO
time to be- or we shall stop making them
The Plantation Bii.-rs purity strengthen, asd nvsr'fs
They create healthy Appetite n,
They are an antidote to change OF water aud diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
Thry strengthen tho system aud rnivcn the MUD
Ibry pr,yeut mi isuaic and intermittent feveos
They purify the breath and scidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation .
Thry cure Diarhes. Choers, and Cho.ers Morbus
They cure Liver. Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make weak strong the snguid brilliant and ss
natures great restored Tho Reeipe and u Circ
lar are around zach bottle Ceryym-n, Merchants and pr
sons sedensy habits induce wesknsss ls''tuds p
,son Of heart lack O appetite distress alter eating, os
complaint const PATTON &C., will find Immediate and psfms
uent relief In ,he.e Bite But above a. they are seeo
mrudsd TO weak and delicate females and uosher'
They arc sold BY all respectable merchants Zee that -
bottle has our private United States Stamp the cork 40
steel. plate side label.
Beware Of rehed bote See that the stamp has not been
tempered with Any person pretending to sell rl'ntAe"
Ber BY the GALLON svindes and mpasor and 'hoaa os'
,,.., uo,,.a N M. p. II. DRAkE Co,
M 81 ParkTew n. Y.
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Dlslness Notlcss.
HAY, ROSE, AND PERIODIC CATARRH.

and node OF is the Of pefscon. No fori OF
Cstsns whsslnd s searching powers and no mode
r.sneut afforded such immediate relief or ssye sush
universal subtraction. Price ~ % per bottle ed star
for pamphlet Norton Coz sole Agent, 10 Brek street.,
one door sest Of Broadway.
Dmrqists sail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16

"CHP,P LIVING ia now the watch-word
the masses and the great demand for KEsrs East snti
CORR proves their wisdom IN esped tn beverages sold b,
all srocers Price 28c. pr To- ConerAl Depot, No. ~
Kesde st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16
FROM TIKI ARMY OF TIE 20.
TOnAC.
sunday In the Army-Gen. Ledhc rep'"e'a
BY Gen. whisc-Grn. Burnside enLe"ve
Giant, Pitkim's Promotion.

speoial Despatch to the New York Tribune
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or TIE Potomac Aug. u. le6i.
1t is feature Of this campaign that our Sab
baths have al been remarkably quiet There seems TO
be tscit truce between the parties to observe The day
AZ appropriately possible this morning hardly
gun has been heard along the whole line.
Gen Ledic. commanding the first division Of tho ni'sn
corps who led the late disastrous assault has hr nv
command; Gen White. formerly a Gen. BurnSides
staff an experienced and practical officer has charge oil
the division.
Gen Burnside starts this morning on short leave OF
absence
Heavy firing was heard yesterday morning some
miles away 20 the right.
Capt pHkiD. Post Quartcrmaster City Point VINO
bes for long time had charge ~ our general depo'S {"
snpplies and conducted the department with perfect
.uccess las been commissioned Colonel. On Friday
evening he was waited upon by the several quar'erna
Tor, Of the second division Of the cavalry corps aud pre-
scented with magnificent American watch. Capt H.
r. Corson Chief Quartermaster OF the di'ison' mace
The presentation appropriate speech to when Col
Pltkiu made warm and patriotic reply. All OF his
soldier and citizen friend, will be glad 10 hear
Of his promotion.
| The weather Is still hot and dry.
Lieut. Bunker 5lst n. Y. sho. through the READ
in the trenches yesterday morning He died instantly
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16

SIX YEARS EXPERIENCE without failure, and
the testimony Of hundreds of best citizens l. hst the
BURGLAR kLiRS TELgGrkPH renders house completely
burylar PROOFS fact worthy the attention Of every c
l.. HoLsEs, No. f32 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16

eminent manufacturer ~ Gold Pens has a length bses com
PEELED by the continual advance In nous values caused by
,hs imitation Of Currency advsnce the pces Of his
goods lie q stood through usuy months. insarrsng
heavy Os'e, the hope ira, the end Of the War wodd
speedily erabs him to boas, that hs had sold lis Pens
throughout Peaee prices but he gives notice to day tina. he
cap stsnd out longer and must hencefofh charge eno-'
for his goods to heir This Il termed advance In
prices but no, quite sccuratey Every farmer bny one,
dozen, hundred Of Moeross Penn for lo.s Produce
every manufacturer FOX e Cloth every workman for less
Labor than in 1900 II h simply read usmeut Of nominal
to actual values We hope to hear that his trade unaffected
Ivy it; for hold interest buy any
than to sell goods for less than their honest cost
fTribupe. Jsiy H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16

RHyg's AFRICAN FEVER Asp AGUB CURE
sure cure for Fever and Ague. 1t never fails. Depot
No ~ Liberty-st., up stars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16

BIXBY W. DAY X MARTlN.vBIXBI LIQuiD
and PASTE BLicriso IL the bcst IN aud ~ l,r rent
ohesg-r than the Epvssh French Sold by all 0rocefs
shoe Dsaisrs rnd Drosgts la The country. WHOLESALE De
pots No as 9th -tv. and No. l9spfucest New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-16

A CAKD.-Owing to the enormous advance
the prices not suly of the precious metals but Of every
o,hsr commodity find impossible continue longer the
sale Of my PENS old rates. TLsI rerc exceedingly
had hoped 10 continue without change but. having to buy
gold the present fabulous prices this longer possible
Ny friends and tho public will give credit however for
having struggled long and hard ssai The universal
to dspreese the Government credit and currency The I'D
made not enough to with gold al pres
ent should remain where 1t Is, go sti higher
further rise in prices must be made. In however,
intend heretofore 10 sell bet article for less money
than II can bs bought for elsewhere.
circular with ensrsrin;s of oil III. rcs styles and pres
prices will be son receipt Of letter postage Addvss
A. MORTON,
LILY II laH No o Msiien.l.n New Y 1rk