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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

NAVAL ARcHrrDCruRS.-A project hss just
been started In England which It would be to
our advantage 70 Initiate. II d proposed 10 e.
ssblish government school, In which the art and
science Of naval architecture are to be taught
10 two classes Of Students the one to be In
structed and maintained at the expense OF the
government, and tho other to be admitted to
all the advantages Of the institution ON pay
ment Of the school fees and arranging for their
own maintenance outside. The idea IL to pro.
vide by this means not only good naval archi-
tects for the government service, but to afford
to young men from the different naval ports
such facilities as draughtsmen and naval de-
signers % will qualify them for the profession
of shipbuilders. The institution will be rem
dered by this latter feature Of the plan partly
selt-sustaining, and the remainder OF the income
required will be provided for in the naval es-
Inmates. During the winter the students will
undergo course Of instruction partly theo-
retioal and partly practical, and In the summer
they will be taken to the dockyards, and
there initiated In all the processes Of nava con-
struction, armor plating, copper sheathing, 30.
The important bearing Of an institution IKE
this the maritime rivalry provoked between
Great Britain and France ana this countrys
will be- st ones. evident. Already the former.
has got ahead Of " in . speciality On which No
sncs prided ounelves-the construction Of
fast vessels. This has been mainly owing to
the Encouragement by the government Of
native lines Of ocean steamers and the favort.
ism exhibited by the Navy Department.. The
result is that cut Of FIVE hundred vesselDofwa
which have been added TO our navy not more
than third will BIO permanently serviccable.
Out Of this small proportion but few comply
with the conditions of speed required to COM
pete with the war vessels now building abroad.
How important, then, is it that steps should
be taken to force upon the Department some
system by which we may prevent the expendi-
sure Of the public money in this useless and
pzofligate way. Obviously the plan on which
che British government is about to aot is tho
best calculated to effect this object. 1t would,
provide us in short time with class Of naval
architects superior to- any that we now have,
and'would inspire confidence in the admins
IanVn VI suo Navy DoP"IcHeAS, OVou suouSu
civilians should continue to be- placed at the
head Of h. One feature Of the plan which
especially recommendSit to public favor here
is thas'it does not discourage private enter
prise, on the contrary training and ftting 1t to
compete. with that Of the government naval
contractors. We trust that Congress will at
once direct its attention tcths subject, in order
that II the plan should nset its approval steps
may be-tAken to carry 1t into efsSot during the
present session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

CRY NyIsANcEs.-The bone boiling sstab-
fshment at the foot Of West Thirty-ninth
street infests all that part Of the city with .
terrible stencil, which cannot but spread infec-
ton and disease. The proper authorities ought
to suppress this nuisance, and insist that such
establishments be removed beyond tho city
limits.
The gas manufactures are also the cause Of
great deal Of complaint. These companies
make plenty Of money in times Of peace. In
deed II h impossible to procure ~ stock.
But they have to procure their coal from Eng
land--not being able to use anthracite coal
and the premium on gold and the tax recently
imposed upon them by Congress bring down
their profits. New companies are organising,
however, and promise reform both In prices
and In the malaria Of which many citizens
complain.
But II is evident that the present gas compa-
MES should be compelled to abate the nusances
which. are said TO be connected with their manu-
factories. The managers Of the gas works
state that the sewers are at fault, aud not their
manufactures. Our own experience gives an
air OF plausibilhy 10 those statements, and II
Il the duty OF the Board Of Health TO invest.
gate the matter and find out whence these
noxious odos arise II II be from the sewers,
then oH sewerage system ought to be remodel
led. II from the gas works, then the gas CON-
pauies should be obliged to have some con-
alteration for the health Of the people. At
any rate. the upper part Of the oi<y Il suffering
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

sale 90 Prise Steamers at Bosasa.
Bssrou, Aprn %, fssA
me pe,ss sssansw Scota and Mary Ann esrs sosa a
ssos4sa v day. To former brought - 2sl "a Ne IT,
Sss ssl -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

RERETj FINANCIAL REMEDIES AND'ThxATIONS.-
Among tAs~fnanoial expscients adopted by tho
late reset Congress was an act providing for
what they call tho funding Of their "Confeder-
ate" paper'nCDey Of whatIase known ~ the
old issues This system OF funding.is very sim
pie. A holder u any sumrof these Odd issues
goes witashis scrip to thc'rebel treasury and
getsin tho same sort Of funds, ofthe now issue,
ct the reas of two dollars for thYeeof tho old.
Thus upon IN aggregate Of some eight hundred
millions ,,including taxatioaa Of the old oircu-
lation, three hundred millions Of the debts Of
the rebefgevernnent are wiped oHt But this
Is not alh This fAnding sctprovides that oil Of
these oldissues that are nstfundsd meantime
shall, a:Ahs end Of tho present year, 30 taxed
. h~~isr.A. ANT Or . A~u.- for . dollar.
The holdess Of tAe old issues must therefore
choose Jstween . reputation OF enc third OF
their fsss vasss and a. total repudiation.
Should King Jefs lAvnakess meet in,
counciis again, their n,st financial measure,
will probably be to tax THAR fve-huodred mil
lions OF she new issue al the rate Of one hum
dred pan cent instanter, which will 1t once en-.
tingui3h their public dejtr sndenalls them to
start sgoin de souo, with . clean set Of books.
Nor ia.tAis . new wayto pay, old debts" for
II waSbroughs with Davis to. Richmond from,
Mississippi.
But this beautiful funding. system Of hio~is.
equallsdy If not surpassed, by his taxations Of
the present year. The Richmond Examiner
says that the "Confed scats"' taxes Qeaving out
the individual State, taxes. alsogether) to-. be
levied in 1854 within, the dpminions Of Davis
will considerably exceed four hundred millions
Of dollars. This is. . nsat sum for a white
population OF thres. millions including men
women ard children. Think Of four hundred
millions Of taxes levied Vron the State i New
York, ard some idca may he formed of this
burden 20 TIE reSellioEs States Such, is tho
terrible.despotis,n- of Davis 1t secures one-haK
the property Of lis subjects by repudiation, and
seizes the remainder in the shape Of saxatlons
aud forced contributions We cannot doubt
that at this pass a single great and decisive
Unien victory in tho field will bring the whole
fabric Of the Davis confederacy in ruins to the
ground, and end the war at once. Such vic
tory, too, We have every reason 10 hope from
TIE Army Of the Potomac, under Gen. Grant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

NNWAhx. NJ ., ApTW 0Vs IVA
Professor rhops having resigned priscipal OF NJ
Nov Joscy Normal School, jobs & Hart. Lr. n. vSs
vas principal a. ths Model School, has been made 60
hcst both schools. the two soss having bsss CON-
hxsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

TIE PRICES or Oar GooDs.-Tbe increased
duty Of ilfty per cont laid spon oil imported
goods for space Of SIXTY days 10, 70 say the
least Of IL, most extraordinary measure. II
cannss in any way benefit the Treasury, and
will not, - We suppose was intended, check
the export Of golA and Ne import Of foreign
goods sixty days henos Tho only people TO
be benefited BY this increase Of duty are the
merchants on Broadway, who had largo stocks
Of goods and have put up the prices. They
will grow rich. This much and no more will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

n - sssAas yssssrAAy BIZ ~ inarosscs1 establish
-. ssarS q sIa.Issn e sasAlAssss Tor an csvu onss
- rv.sus.s h sssA snos. ssssps.ss sboss sppsisss1
n - rr~sAs,A ~. ssasss oasrsd rssosnss r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-01

rAs asva ssssaaa Osswsra Bssaa.
Psen-AsD. Ne, Aprn -. 1904
rSs stsAsship NOVA scotan saued fer Lv~sss a
I've o'sleA W. svsaax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
L. ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA
REGISTER or IMPORTANT EVENTS
OP THE YEAR


10 presenting TO re VISIBLE sOner voaros Of tas trrus
a corfsirr ecord Of the iapst turbulent
which the country ~iiss elcris hs.s been tytrea
20 secure s.I sccrrsey ssd 20 preserve
free from every ark % PAR -asnip
The pnncipe, adopted N tho psvc yenr, Lave axe erc
and uny sud igpe sut questions lrots under tts
AID were n.sJ Daring 1888 cohicsi'n etn.C
patton in5rnEity o y@cuui-., he frl~uons o. ns
nsgrrectonsry 'tass - tie Union psTona liberty mar "a
law prize the liability Of Great Britain for damages done oy
khe Alabama, Sc., &C.
These dscasssns are eshrsed in ia eoSisuis, together
with tte porSs; oT ard pDuc4 n.ssnea O. tae Frlt
accurate ena Disle tisofy OF e
struggles q tie aTn and her o.t %. linrstea "A
sap. and plans OF acsisas from ofc copies; the do
Sses Of the Federal snt GeHled-Ta;s Consche. hhsnca'
Of tbs Government commerce, &C. r the pro
eeedug in the COniedsrsts STA es TO MAINTAIN he war tnc ~
tsbsh their also, s tbs exciting movements IN
foreign countries tie dcve speuts IN the physch scr 90
tee pTo.ress VI herauIe uechsatal Invention. shd IN
pgovensn; II. supeudous etsrprcs o. the oo'crnnsDt
sonnected With th~ sach hospitals ior the army the
manufacture o. ordsaDs and iLo trade regulations In suF
yectonory dstrcs I've present. s'stisics e. the kesons
denominations ard sketches VI tue cuuen per
deceased IL lSaj, 40.
The contents arc sfraasd alphabetical order. and
sou2euied by complete lEdeJ The Nonto Is ~ the
stye o tire kKv ANHhfcAs tYCLOTHDlA and wiI match
vos for 1901 aud hsl Of tlis annual The wot ID uo shes
e1clu,ivsy by sgbscriyos and l. cgat and slbiaia'
PEIOE sTYIR NDlSa OF EAoH ANNUAL 'oLIf
lsol 1863 1905.
IN Cloth. ~
IN
10 Hall ~
il hai
IN fuE ~
AZ rot 's'''
And TO iusufe uaiiola lnce aud regularly an the denver
sfthe volume subrsegs DIT psrs OF the country ' a.
agents eppoiaea al ise cities principal I>~ts ~ The
b. APPLETON Co.. Pobs,h,-,
a. tnd 4S Rrcsdaay, y. Y.
A GOOD AGE&1 HA&iE
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EOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAI0N


l. READ. COCHlTs RKsuLIs o. EMANCIPATION
PRESlDg.Sf LISCOLSs POLICY.
The most Ia portrait snd Ro, box o. he soio7' wfcs
should be - - -
TIE STANDARD WORK OK EHANClFATION
MANY THOUSANDS have already 0e-u SOLD ard tie Do
nAnd Is copstsisy Hsres'iug.
Read the oosl-z rtser rom The trst st<st.aeI o. no
ssantry, testiying se iis isrsrtsucs:
Rross SssstoT Wade,
"I have examined Coesus ko.ns Of Ensncipsuoa' and
hessis sly tsst "a tho moe. fol- sud &c pete "o
thst suhectrat has anief nv ana cocus'"
y shows that whesr'es tHs s1peE t"d o ~.
been tried 1t has always found heuet not .sa To- re
i,s;n 81 Ne 49, ,,o,lF te,d posry 10 correct public
.pEon on that subject aid 40 friend. Of fr.esS throughout
ID. nation could 90 HShin; sore 'fso 10 promote 's cause
Of Elnanc ip&tion than to all ia circular,
Fron Hos Winter Davis
It's the frsf Dork which by oonroutH2 TIA rafis ess
nents frcn witch contradictory c0nclI4or. lsyr besa *
,ored BY advese pa't as a gwen new Irooi - nv.
sipation except 10 tbs Prncrs AAI heeeen Is TIE
bee. iouadstior 10 industry 40 order.
II. Yemars~b Il tie ascript o. Emancipation
Christianity ia when ns power supposed TO De on
liz mos, intre,tias part judgment BY Of y.
,rope. Of idler aEd social .naTchy with which
he sayohod.ns ouol the u reason All
Tic most irsruese part this ta', The ',rtin
lemonstrton Of the ne,ssiy Of i1ienn ~ ne .annr- IA
trest OF iuiusry, enaso Ito owners OF Ins TO ".s
60 tie freed Ts-uot TO conpose tie svper or he os
spopey ba to relieve tie society rem Tire entire pr'''
Th places ipeeunify ground q ndu''ris necrs
atty, snd gives is true EeeSfs Toe uee aust etA't %oI'
or beg The % csve bic lana
swdernrss II the pay wasr. b. As' much
shor before ahd Ee nSed noto Ihs eLs O sAsAs afe
Mood Ia freedom
The conc lions sfths encpstio Of sbsgt IS many slaves
a. those IN state. d-sassd By Co his vAIy mate
tsy from these whch iuar experiment " sboui 70
De attempted here Bat s principles apple lie The
.s the facts universally .Paoe; s9d the Law o. iHds'
nifty hes beeu or tss aI tiue 10 stated ~ 10 "aaue -
universe acceptance.
f4en Hon Charles Sunner.
The work Of MI Cochn "a ube excellent. md practical,
especially a. tl u !. Oi piIie value a. witness
with reg nd 10 pos, and guide % The goat d1y wli:
4. now b. re - Whsrer-r frsa Emancipation VII b.
accepted a. q esil- peaceful ressus sure 20 BRING
rood fruits AMI ovorfo. wb b-.nys CBa.Sed "a s1ca
. mission. the book should trsvs la "a vide.
send carry tao Pspsis- hd.i0n 20
TEE 1GlEUNE OFFICE.
Or to WALKER WISE co. Pubisasrs. r'stou. Mas.
Books scat by IA, AZ, rooe.pt Of plice, . 81
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mo ADVERTISERS

L Thu WATERTOWN REFORNER Daily and Weekly
published nj WsertO-B Jederscn County n T. have 70
se-r circulation 81 over 60 Csp-s and "a Advertising
Mediums nIedoeed by any Jorsl. ,ssutd IL Notaen
Eew-York. THk WEEKLY hEFOKAFR circulsles Over
900 Copies every aeighhoshooe JeseTsou Coun
aud large NUMBER ~ people 10 tho saons Counties OF
81 Lswrenc-. Os~eso sud Lewis. TERMS sSodef.e com
pared ~iiL prices 'o Ad'erl SIN City JouFuA Refer
\. SiNtLAik, Publisher Tribune, OF 70 4 ~ PET
SIRGILL a CO.. Adtcr sing Agents new Yort
INGALLS,. bRJCkW-Y l. BIOLLOW.
fgogTiesoga.
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Corporation Notifies.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
- TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sealed rrspo.ss, 90.
aorsed with the title Of the WORK Of bidder ard date Il
pfoseniatsn viii bs recsived h. Oc- sah IL o'clock
A. M OF TUESDAY, Sept 3sa 1854. Tor the conssr action a
IFlp b.ock pavctaents A. follows via: In
ninth Avenue, frem FSy iougth stree, TO Broadway h
'sye.ta street nom Eighth Avenue to Eleventh AvuG
and ia Sinsth Street from Broadway Ninth
snd for the construction Of Sewers follows; In Third Ave-
nus from Ninth TO Tenth Styess; and In First Avenue
firth street 10 near fnysecoad Street. with branch 10
ry hrst Street esstery and far Bssin and Cuysr ..
,oufhwest corner Of ferytbir street and Stosd~ay
Forms for tie BIDS aud Specifications ottsnsd
application &, this Ol.ce
THOMAS STEPHENS
kODERr l.. DARAA0H
a. w. CRAVEN
August "a 1884 Croton Aeueduct Bosrd.
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Mem Publications..
DE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY NEXT;

DE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY Next;
TIE RIVAL bellies o. LiPE IN WAsHlN"rON'
ByJB JONES Esq, Author Of "Wid Western sce'e''
avid son,bers scenes,' Lows snd Money or AIS
tocrsey in tie Quaker City" "Tbs Waf Piih' ETC. uni
forrn with Faa Marriage Price 81 ~ IN pSer' I"
g. in cloth.
TIP DEVOTED BRIDE. A Tao Of Virgins. One OF the
best h.oscal novels ever printed uniform with tie bnda
Eve" Price sI 81 Ia paper, or So in cio'h.
The above books goiag to create 'esso', and
will have very large sale.
~ BOOKSELLER. News Agents, md s others viii Pleas.
send on their orders or what they wan. Of ehsr
sdiioa o. Any Of tbs above books, 10 the Publisher
4. y. PETERSON L BROTHERS,
30G Chestnut St, Phisds plia, Ia
Ard they viii receive prompt attention.
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Urn GOODS.


4 RNoLDTt C ions A I,6xS s CO. s9pr
THEIR
FALL IMPORrATlONs.
rs1eha4ss expressly for he
RETAIL SALES.
CONSISTING OF
PLAIN AND FANCY COLORED BLACK SILKS.
NOIRs ANTIQUES,
LYONS vELyETs.
BARATHEAs,
FRENCH AND IRISH roPLiNs,
ALrAccAs.
PLAIN AID PRINTED MERlNOs,
SCOTCH WOOL AND GALA PLAiDs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS
LINsEY wOOLsEy5,
CASHMERE ROsE5
PRINTED YLANNTLs,
CLOTHS,
INDIA cAxHEs HAIR. FRENCH CASHMERE, AND
SCOTCH WOOL siIAWLs
BLANKETS. PLAIN,
OPERA ASD SHIFTING PLASNELi.
WHITE GOODS,
LIYBS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FRENCH CALICOs,
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,
ENGLISH, YRESCH. AND BALBElOGAS HOSIERY
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
N ETsRr rAFfsIr.
SOLE AGENTS FOR "CHAILLEY's" CELEBRATED
PARIS KID GLOVES.
RICH LAcRS AID PkElS RMBROIDERlEs
FLAlS HANDKEACulETS INITIAL AND EABRoi-
DElRD HASDGERCHEFs.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or MOURNING GOODS
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
EMBROIDBRED TABLE AND PIANO COVkfS
CORNlCKs BANDS PINS &c. 4c.
Nos IN. ~ md 81 CANAL.STREEE
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E7AsOY & HAMLIN's CABINET oRGAN.s
CTElNwAY & sons COLO MEDAL

&IEINWAY q SUNS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AID SQUARE PIANOS us nov cos~d.red
the bet a. Iurefe wei - ME csulr sivsd
rs; Prize nedL - tho Word. Liahri1,f4 london lG9
Tho principe r-.son way tue atsussy $50. supssr
20 az Others TO- tlt the SIN a eoapoa,S o. i've prscti,
IsDs oIts ia4iers thr and four fonsl a. er
own imglo'sment. aud nnd5r Whose personal supervision
part - the instrument ia naLul rufei WAurloms
Nos u lna - Est fopftoeuk.l between tpion sauA. .pd
Irving Place Ney-foIk
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Gonscs an0 farms nJanie0.

FURNISHED HOUSE wanted out of town.
Il a city eriemau out u health, with ,mol faai '.
w0pd p1y uOderair Irc- COR furnished h0lse, within
Adde'S 7. Ho,se Box 1904 y. y. r. U.
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Gstnrsions.
NETWORK AND BROOKLYN

y,ROM NEW-YORK AND BROOKLYN
4 FAMILY EXCURSIONS ACROSS TIE BAY.
pv steamer JESSE HOYT EVERY DAY (S,udays .r
cepfd RON foot Of Mgusy..tr Newfork' At io and
- loot f Atlaniicst Brooklyn at II thence throus
,t Nsr,o,,. a a Lower Bay 20 Port Mormo.h vii thence
M ia b. m retaining IIoosiyn IND Newiork. EIcunion
tcks or lhe UP - cens ehntn eadef ~ ycsI. Of
age, Lelfpr!ce.
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DRESIDENTIAL FLECTlON.-THE TRi-
EyNE ALMANAC t. 1854 conoins tie OsFlCiAL
rdor IS cents, Fer ~ At tue 1RIBUxR Office.
VNgE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1861 Con-
lin. th PRESin SSri s VOTE5 ~ all te :itst-.e By
.bstb.,o'o oftss Towns IN tt> 5sts 81 Now Or
II AGO contains ls Popular Nois By -ttes n to years 1-s
ans 1876. PIcs l. cents per eoly Eo t.r y ss
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Sales bp AnsiIon.
WAR DEPARTMENT. CAvILRI BuEsAU,
OgIIcf OF cHiEs QsiHr@gMAs1KK.
WAsHis0ToS. u. e.. august ,. 1871.


OgI1cT or CnEy QsIHr -gNAsIER. I
WAsHis9ToS, d. g.. august T. 1861.
UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
"A HOESFS.-Wiu b. .sds PUBLIC AUCTION. to the
.hrst bidder al tie times sKt paoes named below yiz
! Sroop, Pe,usyivans TUESDAY, August %. 1894.
Lebanon Penney vauia THtRSDAY, sep enber !, 1851
Hlrsbsrg. feih.ylyanii, TIT RsDAf. September o.,
Two HUNDRED 400 Csvsry Horses al eacs p'ace
These orse. haze been condemned unbt fer ts Cavalry
service OF the Amy.
! bad
| Ilorscs sold .ingy.
iO''"' JAMES A. EKlS,
Lent Co,ne ard Chief ouarsvnaStes, Cavalry Bureau
4 UCTION SALE AT BROOKLYN NAVY
u Yarliv order II Rear dinsa Hiram Fsn.d.ng y.
\ isnt of to v Y.Navy Yard shni gief lo'
"a nj Pub &c Auction at said iali, On ThCbopAf' Sei'
sth, at Il O'Clock NJ:
sa berrels Spnts Tnrp~B'iue.
10000 bi 81 Canvas 'mppnss.
A lot II scrap Lee hrr
/ .m.D In dine Horizontal bolu.
tUright Bo'.fs.
4 lot OF scrap Pattern Lumber.
4 lot e Hard Cod Cindsr'.
lot q iron foats
s. yerri Condemned " ood Bosts
Twenty pr Of the purchasc Money nm" nc cpo-su
II nc OF sale. ad DAYS Willie Allowed 20 remove no
rood fro the yri and II aot removed tho deposit al 10
faris.ted to tho toyrTnmen Al payments 20 " SOC ia
royefraeu currency and before TIE rood. are removed from
tie ysId. 1900. =,
kavV yard New ! ork. huttSt 100
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ale6iral.
FENHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOB
A A. L.


AL sufferers f.oIn th- coI ats, eiAfr 81 receu d.
Ian, stsrJir- are advised 70 re BLAtRS GOVT AND
RUEJM ATlC Pills Tt-y t5a s- Ioed upon tie mod
sfe and -sccns eaet' evE offered to the public ma h4's
h,eu unyeray used IN Europe many years VITA t1s
greatest sucrrs-. ....... =. ...,.
Prepared by TROUT UARSANp, No 22e strand Lsa'
don rns.aud and sold by tho.r Asen's, WELLS Coy
kfsnk iu-st New ors. Retail Price II % per b'-.
rr Msstys Commissioners lave author ted me naIns ana
m ssrd upsu Ootef. nj siaap Affixed " s~el ost q
thT tel.ire medicine.
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he. tho a,ieaton q tho Trade froieor sad loeei''
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lk1.....................s.s
0aEESFIELDS GREEK Ik5rASEHI' WIN -'sN' , "A
LoVkLLS UNITED SfAl''s D NN .r...'''.'... -
c,.,sS Sn - n, ........... -
b ~, - ia.i >, p-or. 90 D,us aud =. nsn,
h, soi,ti.f IN Ru,cps s. ia america WI common
respecse Text Cooks 10 al Interested IN Tie eeiO ="
winch tney t4cs'.
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anlitarn Noiirss.

LIEN SUBSTITUTES furnished to repre-
~ patriotic persons and aa- to Draa IN Army
pslt the Southern Division Of New OK comprising zoe
., Tea CONGRESSIONAL Districts Of Ney state, tie u
dce Of as berop ration ls5 Green
sich st. gsdef the NORTH River Bank JAS. LEE Az
A RELIABLE party has number Of SUB.
n STirU1ES already ,ccepled for OAk sol THREE
vs r. Fol particular, inquire Of " ESIbROOhA OSBORN,
Csuus.iors st-lsv us LIoadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05

gTERGN e. IS ELECTRO CHEMICAL
BATHS li9 rourtb aveuBc.- Cs.ebisl-d ior tke,sr
traction of metallic su5aneos The ss;eil aud o tied
success ia 4IoLc di-c.-s -
NkRCNBSS INHALER.
Fer tho Of consglpiss Pafei'd IN America snt sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
forec5, Carriages, N-c.

CAVALRY BUREAU uryIcs o. Assr,r,sr QuARfsg'{
x,sTER No l5 srATss ST, Nls-i OK J1ue 10, -.
CAVALRY HORSES WANIED.-i ~lI
" ,urch.se Ia OPEN MARKET all the Cavary Horses
that NAY presented ard pass inspection ~ he novo,ni
Sab.s corner 0.h "a Jfhtt, IN this city nn '',f
notice 49, q,
Payment will be made IN checks. payable Ia ."
indcbtudncss. when 20 mon TOR e. axe e''e1
nee OF. hundred .nd ri rive (65l dollars ''in -,
IEV r. BROWSING, Capt aud ~ q NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05

BY 81. TrOsas soss, AscNoueet. fElAd.luh,s-
DEREAP1 DRY SALE AT TIE fillLA-
d,lpfis frchiafe. sept d. ~ 81 rat ~ - serr-
.ANIAE. Cirt COAL LArp, o. tlc Nin- liil Hallway.
aLylsil county fsnnsTslHa. For Nap 90, app. 10
LAgLHOP n WilhWRiOhT. 81 Wslst. =. Y
DAyIGL H. ErEsfrr. ArrtoEssf.
TOBACCO and COIfON.--Br order Of tho
a. = Trss.ar, Dss.itn-1t. Es.dsft Jones Go viii
se o. Iar.lsy ia u ecs il folt ~ sosg, 10 v al
sif.ft.
QOBACCO-lOo boxes T3bicco.
ALsO.
q u e'cisrk rent q f.ore,
CDTrOt-i1 ur. 90 Citon.
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.9nsnranre Companies.
NJEY-Y FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
~ WALL-SrREEl.
CAsu CAPIrAL..................s2OO,0 et

III. Company hsI been in successful operation FOR rore
'hBn THIRTY YEARS. ald continues 20 ESl RI 3eIinst
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon Terms - favorable - similar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
Jnstrnction.

4 LADY of Superior Education, and OF long
~ experience being also highly succsfsl trarhsr OF
Mnie Drawi tua U Painting, Is deeous Of securing %
school, would hke to obtain interest n
already established Address TEACHER Boz tCsT New ork
z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05

VN 7 IkII
Il READ COCHlN5 RESULTS o. RMANClfAI4ON.
Prov.rg wbot n the pz,c,jcsl vosk.o5. o.
PKESIUE.Hf LISCOLS's POLICY
The mos Ia pcrtG1t snd p0y box o. he sosios vfcs
should be -