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The New York herald., 1864-09-26
FosTnrss MoSRoE. Sept %, Is,


TURNED sToREeHIP EHANDywME.
The sctua, ioss by the destruction OF memorable
vessel falls fer short or the 1rgt estimate When every
thing 10 disorder and confusion could mako
any positive ejaculation the amount OF damage done by
the confagraoD Some Wiseacres placed the figures
high as one million Eve hundred thousand dollars, and
in fact had idea that eight hundred thou.
sand dollars rather fair average. Yesterday
ever learned, Official authority that the total oss
amounts fraction over one hundred and eighty
thousand dollars and that 10 the vessel tring in
parson The Brandy wine old hulk and 1T for no
other than receiving service. When the Navy Depart
mept Selected her ~ storeshp they made great mis-
take. Stores should be kept sh;pboard shore
facilities can be had, especially when the
storeship has likewise to serve as . receiv.
ing rendezvous Tho loss Of the vessel was
severely felt by the small gunboat depending upon
for supplies but PaymaEtcr Washington Irving, naval
storekeepor for The North Atlantic bockadiug squadron
has large OF Gne warehouses at the Gosport Navy
Yarc fitted up for his stock and will scarcely take any
s,ores board OF another vessc should be
to replace the Brandywine.
ElrISocTIAL STORM.
Yesterday afternoon shower OF iuauguYated The
semi annual equinocfa Storm which At this moment is
still raging The wind 10 feQp the northeast Thus far
the water has not risen eyond the usual height and
everything bids fair that the storm will deal gently with
US and Tie shipping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02
T,yuRY GuREau OrrIcs OF ASSISTANT Quarter. /

CAVALRY BUREAU OFFICE or ASSISTANT oUAsIER'
MASTER, no. 10 STATE ST. Nkw.Y9nx June ~ i1sh
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.-I will
~ purchase In OPEN MARKET ali the Cavalry Horses
that may be presented and inspection al tho Goyenmsnt
Stables corner 10th and 33hs In tins city until turhef
notice. . , =.
Payment will be checks. payable 10 certificates OIL
inde Sickness when sewn "a more Hores are received
: Psc. one hundred and ifty ti5o) doIars each.
GEO. T. BROWNING, Capt. and IA. Q. N. F
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90 i1)bom it man Concern.

DOSE HILL LADIES SOLDIERS RE-
IL LIEF ASSOCIATION -Deyse-ir Ward School No. IL
a. ss .,, i..cc,,n would s attention Of tho public
10 the Oct that they ne IN want o. many csssss s the
isrss auyab e sc,tssa iia ihosph sad k discharssd
Contributions 81 Feed clshPs Jels. Fruk ssa Moosy
WIN b gratefully received stths Depot TIA fesdegos e
No fret or second Difec.rcIs MIRA RICHARD KELLY No.
IN T. 3ih 81 Ma c. yref. RHsoss No rs Z. 5o,h4t.
% tbs! Ofth' aadsf''sH1s sss9ee4srssfu ~. GU ..,
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prp Wooos.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1864. III
IN ANEW AND GREAT IEyENT10NIN

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
IN ANEW AND GREAT IEvENTIoNiN -
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC .nR DOUBLED STEEL
sPRfHH
T. T.. 4 J. %. WEST
NO o. CHAMBERS ST., NEW YORK,
are the owners Of tho Patent and Exclusive Manufacturer
J. w BRADLEYS
PATENTED "DUPLHk ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPllNo
SKII,T. -. -.
sThi invention con,l.,s Of pnper lortwo) Elliptic ste>
suriur bfG dci ig ny and ry toethey eaS
beaS hing the toss ct most eisst De nble and dnrsoe
String ever used enabling the weGrr In consequence o. m
srest elasticity snd nelbenes to place and fod tho 'k
when In use easily aud with the convenience as sk
or muslin dres, Il entirely obTales aud ences the only 90
jeeons Hoop Skirts. viz; the annoyance TO e weaei "a
wo "a the pablo, especially in crowid asemhist araysi
Oh ani pews M any crowded psce RON ths
difficulty Of contracting them AID occupying small space
this entirely removes the difficulty while giving tho skirt the
usTA full and symmerca form and T. the hghte1 and mos
stylish and graceful appearance for the street opera prone
made OF house lady having enjoyed the pleasure
couor. aud great Of wesfis the Duplex Elliptic
tprnr SKIRT for single day will ser,ssri sfhhsy
dp. nse with the Of them. They tho best qgaiy IN
every part the ghtest most durable comfortable and
economical Skirt usie hsfchanis will be supplied as aooy
and lsds. ia most rscass retail stores IN this city and
throug hout the different otl,el. ~ -. ,,,.,nr,s
~ INQUIRE FOR TIE ."DUPLEA ELiifllSf
u = ' N SPRING SkiHE tittt .
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STEAMBOATS, dno Railroads.

SUNDAY BOAT FOR NEWBURGH.--
Pier every SUNDAY MORNING at O'Clock for NswbGrgh,
landing a, 3oths,.. Newlork. Yonkors Hastings Dobbs
Ferry Tauytswn, Sing Slug, Haseuraw Wes. Point,
Cold Spring and Cornwall. Returning esyes Novburgh ct
] O'Clock p. N. rI . -
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Gorses, Carriages, &e.

ouARrERnAsrzas OryIcE, Nsw YORK. April ID, 1854
A RTILLERY HORSES WANTED.-l,O 700
~ Artillery Horses wsn.od for which One Hundfed and
seventy Dollars will paid for all that inspection
Ties, horses must be sound IN every pirsqls broken 20
specton ut the Governments Stables 35ths between lola
nd litb .vsn,les STEWART VAN NLIET
~'~ - Ouarts<fuastor.
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s.sass Es Jay lii fremont
s. si.as Ne f Ss%$li;s sSnss os c4Tn
SssSrf; a, an Dve,t@es Lie & ss p i9Isn Ens
Our Agpies A. eisd 10 f3ecej 4hs United Stses and
S Ssa, Tss Iss ss 9'r ' end 'A' oasn
sasstyS 5Esf . Dig sa + ' Isi.,spg,
csssain SsW. 8 -, S.S rom s Nss
York Political, Domestic M.Ossssay. ,..
koREIeS NEWS SUxsARY-EuroIs; Mexico scsnads. y -
FH2x Y9aIH1as Ass 8slssTc correspondence of
Iseghsstl Cssarss,- eaAaa oDspaoAs, from the WA
dgPHss1s. rs:RiriOssz Cor FOrcesl Possession Of
GEs saEsessss oraEsrsess-sNess 70 Time ~ siege Of
ss sa sacs sssi sn .ss fsA to
g ~ On re- sss2 o. Jsr 6SsEsoS -
q THs PRxsIDxsTiAL NozIsArlOs-Mr Idncoins Accept
fsOn GEN snrnsaSs AnnrhcSrres pShdeneo Of The
sssss tsB 5sfF Iss At cH4a sL
4tShocEhs Pyofuss esAwS Stoa IiTf. ~
XVI D.psic aA t. Tho Z.
T &. w.. %sssfa s
Il gistE e' cA''''
1spgFN4Ksst koBSxz psrs 0vEk IN .s'g'HDisaa I
Wss1 y,se1 ssJsbsa uoiisnq III 70 50 is'I'5's
LADY ArpLSr's essExrss a HcszfzzByMS Braddon
~ fsSn r. AAffo5 Of pss
ifJni6t A sr' Bry6ss fsTsssDuse-Thses AtsOks
on s4sshky NgbG snssth Sheiiins Pes,fsbdrg. L
.Fsss ess sHsAescAFrszs-o 'sts'rohdsn0s Of
TsE i.xp NJ sitasss sasrsS}h ete.se 100 as' .-s
Issy,s Ss8srs sss OF Ens'spsHsns'. - &C..
Fs3s LssSSsnoog aycnasnce ofTse ~ r 1fibun..
Lkf1 SpuJEynx NEns II tftsais from issoel Pspes
Ssxxo OK " sassaAs. sxieEs ov ceosTer raoptca !
LATE EUROPEAN MARKsrsssosHtsSts yaDt-ls' ~ .
rss nsI Gc1ns NsttHfzr,s ,apzssssao ss7is'Y =,
feIrFic4L ilte rolUon9q lsa" 1stF sa.-,ys --i
W2IrYate sgQ on" fs5N ineE e1-i Sc CD Il
Aas,csmus s.frsyou rsoIaW IN G5sv ,,sf.rs-
MfsckLLAS1ces lfEns
MARRIAGES DKA7Hs- 4
1spoFs Of tlns stscE Mosey Cotton,
erss "a c,tss Yqn1y seeer's for The N Il
TssS-oss cesy Stsa one yssf., 81. sT~s Dorss sns
zs:5 NY EsYss, one yers. stsssay ss o'si''
Fee Gtb sfgwssln ~ se.asn Ezsss Ceby -is'a'1 4
Isssass. s,o,oI'd' TTfiE rKIBtvt, asssr,Ysss.,
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fDsboin3 CARDS. Sc.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. I0i Ful.
IA ton-st WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
(Estab!ished 1850
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1M NEW and Second Hand Pianos, Melo-
IOO deous Alessndrs aud Cabinet Organs to let and
spilled II pigehased Menihy paynenis received iot as
from $50 to 500. New octave Pianos at 47'5. 10
Sz73, 300 and mp 70 $50 One 5octsve second hand
Grand Piano price 800 new. will BE- sold for s3oo.
rented FOX so per month 1000 sheets Of Music,
tte soied Al cents PEI page Sssh paid for second hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02
Chances for Bnsiness Aen.

EOR SALE-Onc Of the most popular
Il PATENT MEDICINE BUSINESSES in the couutIy
is now doing business Of over SyDoO per year and be
extended 10 almost any The for selling H. he
party able cary the business account Of poor
health rare chance for to make fortune. Apply
address No. 5Ts Broadway before 10 m or from 70 M
Dr. ii. III. STERLlN0.
WANTED TO RENT-A HOTEL-Size
w moderate; well situated for business in any town
country Address, NJ. T., f3cx No lS9 Tribune Ohce.
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NEW.YORK s NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMM AHIN0 NAV q 1874

80, SUMNER Ar ARRAYGEMEET go,
Passenger Station IL NswYOIh corner stA'I AMI "Asv
TRAINS h'i LEAVE e. NEw-YoRK.
tos N New sG1l lao M a'i' tE1 800
~ S Siii ssS EE. Ii:,o M ,ls ok. 800
o. 81, S;iS :, s.. ~ ;9s e. r.,
S' r. GtS rP so sShi;sss sad w.po' ' $50
FoF Norw-rs T. $50, 1880 a nj lsI; CE1) 300 OK.
For Daien and Greenwich. o.oo i;,o nj a.So t;so
Fcy Greenwich, Z $50 100 M $50 40 $50 s@ra
~ foS s ss GO 9g il2s mi s'i' tsi'
f.. Fer s cAs.tt s and NsS Stations s ,
H. : $50 40 '' e5j S,'S Z + R TRAINS
70. Boston via sPrin. asld. "a n sys)j LEHh sP.m
F. H:;Sa .a dhS p IA: siff mi ,G.s
PoI cGnnsc,ioo' RIVER RsIssd N tEr, il''oa m. TO
For Hartford. Providence and F.htn R,lrosd (EI,.
For New Haven Nsw.LOudon aud stOning.on R,lllOadI
e. p, t.aS' H S!s9;p%', .N,,,h.
Eor I!o".aSnc RSroa@' u a. Ssr :.
r0r Ma n.nss,ucs aslIosd. : & n. sp;%
0''''1 sleeping jsas siiAi ao s. sgs.a Gass
NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ Co:1on and sf.er MONDAY Jan ls 1905, Tra.n. win
s.sl e1s s.s s S sps nd Az assisa
S Ts TEX W %iS: no
:. IESkEfs sH IS /. ,;ssiS; ss, ,hss.u
Dss.6. lsss.- Ashton, sYss-iassaaea,M J.kR
1874 -PENNsYINANIA. CENTRAL
,lOuNas 2 n. STANDARD 6ACet AND DouBt4
i ssy ch ass s ~ f .sS s
asiSs s.A ss s i'sSa f III e Sa's X
su,sS R. Es A ;s.,a. r.. p:{ ~:
! h. kiprcss ui Phl.dsphiA trrlvss ID PkssSuH Y
SP m. Erprss. via Philadelphia. srivs. ia rssssursAA
Up N Express via Allcptown, arrives In rh.ssarss u
., One IeroasA Train Sunday via Philadelphia ssyhs
- ELLi6yg Pssprs Ac,aL Na. lA.ia1HsssA
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GUPREME COURT.=Tb The matter of th

SUPREME COURT.=Tb the matter of the
- .pplieson q the Mayor Adernen and Commonaliy Of
tom to 81. II RIVER and som
70 the bsoS hiyER IN the Cy Of New YoIiPur.uant
~ ststntes In sh ado and provided the Mayor Alder
men and cotmonslty Of the City Of NewYork hereby svo
sot.ee Nat hsy intend 20 the shPene Court Of tho
u The Sly Han. ID de City Of NewSrt on Wodnesday
the gh "a The opening Of the Cont that
day or a. coon thereafter counsel be heard r m
appoltgoAtof Corsmsssaess al Esgsts aud Assessns
e The sbcve cntisd s.aI tss. hs nature and ezte, Of
ron 5ihsy to the Hsrir.n n or and ftou th sy 10 tLs
Hea.e. niss irssid ETY. a. lsdont on .hs map pin
tie psopb OF the State Of New Voc e8titled An sct
rsisvs 10 toattn1 the laying Of sttees
s =. 81 Sy and Co ;;'s sss
= JOIN y, piyhLiN, Com col to 10 GoIpsrstlou.
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of ROSWELL.
j G. BRAfARD, esq., Surrogate Of the County u Kings
office IL hereby given according 20 law 70 all persons having
claims sganst THOMAS r. GREEN, iato Of the City Of
Brooklyn deceaed that they required TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers hereo 10 the subscriber tho Administers
triI the Office Of III. C. PLACE No Courts IN the CITY
of brooklyn on OF before the 18th day of July
January II, 1861. HELEN L. STEVENS,
ja6 lgv6mOsa.' AdminsrstriI.
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~ Y. SUPREME COURT, County of Kings.
~ Joanna HOWARD ssans, Joseph II, TuRPfN,
for relief com lot SER 70 the sbeVenaned dciendnl
You hereby summoned AID required 10 the
plant IA this ACTION which viii be fled in tho Office Of the
Gier Of the County Of hins q the City Hall IN the City Of
Brooklyn ind 10 copy 81 TO the said
plant the subscrb al their Office nuDiber bundled
and ten Broadway in The City Of New York, within twenty
dsys after tho service Of tbs yon exclusive OF the
DAY VI such aud YOU fail tbs said com
plain, within e tune atcTe aid the psntih n t. action will
Gppy 20 the Govt io ta relief demanded ia the complaints
Dated NewYoFk, April H. 1904. r
:''.''..''...'': JACKSON ( EnDDLEBROOR F.
~. 5. Iu..GeV.. plzintid's Attorneys, %
/: Stamp 90. No. ITO Broadway, New York.
Tie compliant in tins ahore action fled IN the ofe Of
the Cek vi the County OF Klngs at tho City Hall the City
Of Brooklyn, the 18th day o. April, lgsl
.. JACKSON L MlDDLEDROOK,
apis lswitwS Tlslntih's Attorneys.
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sales bp 4m!ioiL

T. ~ Mysuts, Aucsfonosr.
ny BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., Irving Build.
~ ings Eos 53t and SO BroadwsySales Of Books Sts
tonery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture TO-
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 400
40 Bway. nearly opposite 81. Nicholas Hote-GEO LEA.
WITT, AuetioneeT. BY J. i. Cooley Condiments solicited
g & J. B0GART, Auctioneer, will SELL this
Ds day at II o'clock, at tho Auction Rooms No North
Wilism.s, Rsnteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Piano.
Carpets &c Consisting OF elegant rosewood Paor Suite Ia
Satin Broca,ee ne toed loeAys rose
nearly new LAWYER Bookcsses Sofas, Lobby Chairs En-
tension Dining Tables Carpets. Oil Paintings hns gilt frame
Engri~nss. Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture, &C.
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q Trortr,ts ano prppisious.

,TOm DWIGHT & Co. a.gI. !. , s.t.o1
=, a." IRE y Hssss.siats, q n','ii ol' q bo,f
sALEEATug sUPER-GAAs; or SODA, 10,
And Soc AGENTS In the City Of New Yort fgr
fkQF'RB n. H0RsP0RD5
CREAM on TGnrAR SUBSTITUTE
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90 Get.

NOUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET.-A two
~ story COTTAGE OF nine Rooms Barn Carriage house,
he aud IN ttardeD snd LTsn. three nn1es walk
nom Dsrep pgpo, New Groa Aaiosl Possession nme.
dste.s VII rem. for one ycpr or onger.
r..ssc.g ss8 "a q. H.OlIyER, No. Beekmsu-s'.
g HOP to LET at q low rent, with immediate
~ ~ sseson.-- nrs ssccaid no0r ofbrch building IN
Glske 81, pesy bTQoms. Windows front and rear Apply 10
A, SOCRNEkY No Pinc.st.
ITO LET-In jersey City, one block from
n the Ferry, large, comipodiogs HOUSE, well calculated
for private boarding Tor large family rei low
y !sspags4bte tenal llqyre VI BHaJAhlk o. EDGE,
NO ne ws-hns,on 81. Ier,ry iiy, . 80
TW ,LET-Two large BUILDINGS with
Steam Power suitssse Tor Planning aud Ssw,s Ma
chfueshops, az No. no Esss aoth-Et
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD : SUMMER

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = SUMMER
- ARRANGEMENT.--LesyesN Neg, York, James slip aud
oLs Ea.: River Tor oreenpor saa arbor Hampton. &C.,
Of M For GTeenpcrt, kiveThsad Naphsnx, and LakG
land at and 33op for Islp, Babylon, and Farm.
inglsie, at M and $50 and $50 p ~ FOR syosses
a. 1880 m, and 4o p Ssse connect FOR Cold 5pnax,
Oyster Bay and Hnnting.on) For Henp,tead Jamaica snd
Winfield g aud 1880 N snd 800, 40 and $50 m
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 3ith.st., Es<
River at $50 for Riy cad stopping At all S,aeas
oept Hampstead aud Syosset Ekcpfon Tickets for this train
at reduced Ia.es. A. RE.ASONER, SupaIinlendsnt
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VOU CAN GET THOSE BOOKS by mail,
lgwO K' Or BY express, &C o. d !" at No 80 Ann-st
EoX sead your address stamped envelope. for esa
Tofug c. BLANCHARD. Publisher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02

T. DARKNESS AND DhyLIG IT-A splendid New Noye
by Mira MIHr j. HoIxRs author Of "Lrla Rivers Mar an
Grey" 1empost anu Sunshine, &c IZlao' cnta Si W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE EE'StyoRK. via, ths Eris
10 CLEVELAND o, WITHOUT CHANCE or CAas.
connecting with railroads for all principal etea In the West
running order to Maresi Gallon Urbans Dayton, Cinsa.
uet aud 81. Louis, without bseas Of gauge ..,,S .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02

&UNLfGHT WITHIN MY HEART (Song);
~ Wait Love until the Wer Is Over with Pioturel Young
kfhf DshSusf sOdisrs Happy hs'aIi (silzegrks Esgt
over f2o tunesi NEW CDNCERTINA INSTRUCTOR, over
5pptihes, Goc Zach, rnsii-d 100
ND IN filFBEDERiCK BLuME, No. 209 Bowory.
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W. CHARLOTTE BRoNTE AND MISS MJLOCH-
New elegant, l2mo, cloth bound editions with an tiurA-
ton) OF the novels 10y famous astors embracing
a. Jane Eyre John HafAx" Vlete." Shirley" and
" Life Tor . Life." Price & 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02

DREM ATURE PHYSICAL DECLINE,
Il &c: ITS CAUSES. SYMPTOMS and CURE. Ad.
dressed 70 Youth and Age ny 6. d. HnnoSp, M D.,
Syracuse Medical 0oese NJ " sathSr Of we,ks
Sexual and QtLer Diseases Price pl WARNER. Pub
Usher, No. Messy st., or tie Author.
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FFLICTED MISUNDERSTANDING

A FFLICIED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ EXPOSED! Fall ci-s uurns.ked. Highly important
both nervoas and flent Dseasss and .hysi al
Weakness alisiny fcm SPECIFIC Causes New and rc Die
Treatment By NJ. LAEiONT Pai- London, end Newl ork
Physician and Surgeon No. I'D Broadway, fsit, from
10 a. m. 10 p.
ave concur With other papers in Dr. Lar
mont and his work. Couri des Eais mis-. German die
Reform Dspatch Staas Zeitang Atlas hcdca Review. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02

DIANOS.-7 Piano-iOrtes, new and second
hand ~ good makers to b. sod cheap 70 close the stock
ALO M'0de0us HsgnouiuIus Sisels. Watches, JeFclfy
Ps.ttuss Revolyers, &c. Cash advs'oo made Piano.
II hes. DismoIds SesArs Dry Good, &c l. y. JOINS
No o. Anu.si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02

H. OUT IN THE WORLD--Au exceedingly Interesting
xsw Novel by T. 6. ARTHuR, whose late book Light on
- -. - veil last year. limo. cloth 81 ..
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TO CLIFFWOoD GROVE


II BElDUFFONT.-fH Ne siesI0r ~ ~ tLIFH v u IeIye
Pier No % kat River Oh MONpAY MORNiN0. July g. At
o'clock. kc,Rrnng leave. Bridgeport 9, II o'clock p
Fare To- Tho Excursion, 81 30.
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4 u. ~ FELTON,. No. 8n broadway " Y. Prlnubet
superior Hnnio1iuns, 100 d i2si .wih' pciai % 10
$40. Instrument. 20 LET, or SOLD on indslllneuii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02

T1sse~Rsrns->A Rev Novel, by NJ T. wAIwoRrH
su-uos or lulu l2ns,, eloih. 81 30.
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CAFEfY, SPEED, AND OOMFOREs ; 20

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER, FlTCHBUnG, NASHUA,
LOWELL, CONCORD, The WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND fNTEEMFpT5TE POINTS.
Tie new aud .saiich si-sI-r, Of the Norwich line -
. : CITY 81 BOsToN ara CITY OF NEW YORK,
leave NewYOrk daily (sundsys excepted, q o'clock N
ff6m Pier No. 30 North River foot Of Nestry st..
FOl NEwLONDUN
there e9ghscny with The Seambost E1pre, Train reT no
cssl orcester ard Sasus. and NewIsnden audi dsteEs
Railroads. 49,.
s. MARTIN, Agent % the Pier,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02
DAXEN & RACON.

NTEINWAI d SUNS UULD MEDAII
~ GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now o0nsidefel
tie beat Ia Europe vel tbs country, having rsved tho
hrs Prize Medal a tho W oTds Exhibition Ia Long lisa
Tie principal reason why The s,envay Pianos superior
20 eli Others Is that the hrn composed Of i've ptLl al
piano users tbsr aud four ,oni who invent al their
mproy cenis and under whose personal supervision
every par; Of the instrument is manufactured Wateroons
Nos IL and - East Fourteenth between Union squarc AID
Irving Place, Sew-lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02
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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-15
CAMDEN DAILY J.URNA/,.
T uE;:EAg N:eE;H's rev ~

'' "o'a call 'ae ;ltehtion of every S,,o,i tiiz,n
!" Tue cpmn''lnlcntion over the signature of "ccS"
l'e rcih' KS arc p2:n"nt tor tn" times aud we l,nr
ny endorse the sruic. and spirit coui:d ,hcro.r
a'iu would add that The Installation of c, L,, :;
o''i midst, Or in amy part of our (uccr,cv # .rss,d
I H. Will prove dalmlc scheme" and ne, to-, hes
c"c"i;H' I" all her. To c,:nl,r,.,*c our dear y,
ami 'HS inrr Is and bring h elk % the d Gene
''e ;h' el's We tate of 'eiIs from w |, VIZ. axe
So rC:'ily severed "ir c.:nn Wr too raj>r our
voice o. dlSan rotation ih dis rust .,., ;., ssrr, Il
that We Hv" not i'll or district .ltlrr or SISTER tina,
would M" gladly sacrifice the h,r ' ,,, bo,scI,o,s
|" VI III III :av"r o: G"rernl,'nt in any ca,r,,i y
where orr Cause lie sakc-snu,rr Ii, II T., i.,;,
2"r;'tc III our mi,st the labor of kim who las 81 in
"'ir L'tIrS and brothers. and whose lives are dy.d
to rapinc and murder
lha The people Of the District and our lrct' rem of
the press elsewhere might fully md rs'nrl oar onn
s'S well as the remarks oour friend "C3,iS" W.. w.,u1
'''' '" 'hcre has been imported five Yankee p";sn
c'S' "o"l f'"rehcc within the past few :ys. to this
price, 10 make barrels for government and placed in
locality where they may have frc. access t., com
mlncaon with our slaves OF. adjacent u.:nous
a'd who we have every reason from their pe.,rt, t.,
believe, Will take vana;:e OF such lilrrvs having
II" guard over them, but criori' the same pyi c-o
OF freedom us our own pcolc-at will to roam in tie
S'"rns OF our town or wherever their fancy may sy-
sest "lways on Tic alert to poison the nds Of .,n
dotn"s'ics. We do not know who the rcSro,Isiblc i'm
porter may Ie but VIC would (ccI ourscf under oJii-
cation to any friend WHO could ,c,,lcr such ulmm,.
lon. l'"oahly Tie gentleman hinsclrmiglt eniigLten,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-15
FOR THE CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL

REcaSsrRUcrlcN-IAHKE INTERCOURSE Who
has the audacity to say that Sonth Carolina or ut least
some past {" its are not ready for rccons, rucrion and
l'ee h'crcou's" with the Yankee race. Tic war is
sI'' raging III ll its crocty. Our land il 0eir nil
iyeu, Our ars desccratcd, homes devastated tx,
an INSCRIPTIONS and daninable foe The graves Of
our loved ones who have fallen in defence of our
r'SlS ana our liberties have scarcely become settled
'e fresh earth still marks the spot when our beloved
o'eS lay, anu yet in the midst OF our ,oules and sor-
rows III the very faces OF or community we Lchol,l
Yankees riding through our streets on wagons en-
p!oyed TO lIau them .Hood, going with o,r negroes to
tic woods and tlcn 10 hc cmrovrd at Wages 10 do
t" worN I" making Ih r, : for our Government, Inr
Which They ac ' receive fair wages ask In the
,ie ni liberty Itself! If his Tie return w, arc I, c
ccve IrI' on! Government i"r the BLOT of our loved
freely shed, for wlrrt TO srre ac US from, ,h
government ;"' from tle polu, y tour, Of the race
Of lymouh Pilgrims.
For enc, / ra'sc my protest in the name of al wc
hod dear, 10 any such employment ni those who vol
unt"ered to destroy us. to cut troats to inaug,
r'e the damnablc scheme Of anng our slaves and i,
citing them t" deeds Of raIinc and nur.lur.
Let them rvnHlwhere the rules of civilized warfare
places t' MIN prison prisoners of war where they
c'nho' c'l 'hc pleasant intercourse with our slaves
that they so much IT, sire. 4 u.!r # ,Lc conu,r;,
Mr. Editor Call upon ciiiz'.l,s to raise their Voice.
and it need be- tI"i arms ,',inst any such .,u!,
have srt th" lan;s OF sorrow ia The loss Of nv own
cSh and blood by yankee ullcs and am ,,, ~, i ;n,,
|" *l'r my feelings 10 be outraged III aaltio. bv s,cl,
coarse. 1t the 1"vcrnnl nj can't find hands 10 IL,
'hclr crk, olr wives and ,;ilahicrs will clcrr,r,,
tax the drawing knife. and draw no,s d st ,y,, e.,
h"rr'ls. rather than L;vc these. ,.n. sworn ,,..i,.
turned lo;e m our miat wi Lou ,.vc,, y, u Il r,,,,
t.r!.