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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-07
TuE FA1R.-The attendance at the Fir

L
Yesterday was not so great as it has been
4 heretofore, and the halls were bpt poorly
i filed The novelty of the affair has pass
9 a and as m ost of our people have seen IA Ill
4 that is to be seen, We presume the exnioi>
4 ,5n will close in few days. We trust
& n, interest manifested will Justify the nsn'
8 ayers in keeping it up at least during the
rsmainder Of this week. Had we the man'
3 sy.ment we would reduce the price OF ad>
mission still further, in order to atoro
everybody an opportunity OF rambling
4 through the buildings. Such a course
would no doubt enable the booths TO dis"
nass If their goods, and at the same time
as,rd the saloons an opportunity of selling
ont their stocks OF cakes and refreshments.
The attendance last evening was much
greater than during the DAY, and the sales
were quite favorable.
The total receipts of the Fair yesterday
morning, in the hands Of the Cashier, ioot-
ed ID over twenty four thousand dollars.
TIE CoNTEsTs.-Ihc contests for the olf-
ferent articles at the Fair are becoming
somewhat interesting. The vote stood last
night: -,
For the Sword Gen. Kelly ll9; Gen.
Sigel 80.
For the sword to be voted for between
the different Colonels commanding the
Western Virginia regiments-Ool, Thoburn
9s; Lit. Col, Lockwood go; Col. Curtis
81: Col. DuvaIl II; Col Powell E; Col
Wilkinson 5 Col. Capehart L; Col Latham
Col Strotber 2; Col. Oley 2.
For Silver Horn-Guards Hose Company
40 Rough and Ready 444 Hope 294.
T9E Circus -Robinson's great circus,
which has been exhibiting in our city tor
the past two or three dsys, has drawn very
Good ,1dionoes. The circus is one OF the
best that has visited this place, and as it
shows In COnneSttOu WIN VIC -"
should be well patronized. The ladies
connected with the circus are all excellent
,erformers, and receive the hearty encores
Of the vast crowds who throng the tent
Tom Thumb and the witty clowns are also
very attractive. The last two exhibitions
will be given to-day, when We expect to
see a vast concourse OF people present.
Another OUTRAGE.-During the recent
brilliant statue exploit Of Gen. Hunter, his
forces destroyed tue Jefferson ministry at
Charlottesville. and carried of some valua
he relics. These captured articles will no
donbt be forwarded and placed side by
sd, with the stolen statute OF Washington
The next capture" we expect to hear Oh
wi,l be the tomb stones which mark the
resting place of some of the revolutionary
5eroes, or the bones of their crumbling re-
mains
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-07

Children under IL years of age to the
Bazaar, Floral Hall, Monitor Hall, and
Gallery of Fine Arts, 10 cents.
Dinner, 25; Tableaux and Concert, %
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-07
LATEST.

4 The Bonfersnce met on Saturday and
iina " adjourned. .s..s4 i @
ga II is stated that An order has been Issued
BY the English port 70 hsye ready the
equipments necessary for. thirty thousand
troops. T.A &C.. -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-07

Provisions firmer and upward favorable
peace runners yesterday counsel improve.
histook and consols. v56 ss, =
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-07

HALIFAX, July 6.--The Steamer Asia,
from Queenstown, June 26ti, has arrived
with three days later news. The Yach,
Deerhound is charged with beinga mere ten
der to the Alabama. 1t is rumored thai
Semms will sail with another pirate steam
er in August.
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Local and State News y
NOTICE.

ALL those indebted to the undersigned VIII nnc
=. - a.connts ready Please call and settle.
''rr |rs.Iw NJ RHEINHFRoAsi
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TERMS OF ADvERrIsIso,

'"KL's SOLID Lpu oy HorpARnI, 10, rseu1 O.
Liza, AAxs 6euAsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31
RIO ALL ff1R DETERRENT TRADES ASSOCIATIONS
TINTED STATES INTERVAL REVENUE
u Thrysecond Co,lrctlon District STATE Of New FORK

Notice hereby that the annual Hss Of Taxes A.
sersed In this Collection district for the beginning Nav
s.s has been received from the s.ss.o, andihat tho
due and payable will attend persousllv or by deputy a.
my olce. No 49, Broadway daily reScept ou snndaysl
dAs ~ msrch, ~ from ~ O'Clock A. NJ 70 O'Clock X.
Taxes Included In the aforcssd isl are upon rlase
carr, as fschv Billiard Tables Licensees and On Inconss
persons VIZ shan neecc. 70 pay TIE sums Que BY them
tine herein snecncd will. A. the expiration beron
sbc 10 lay cent additional upon The there.
of excepting The incomes which iiaue a.
addition Of bo; nye Der cent. snERIDAN sa00K,
I CoiInrtor Thirty second District New York.
DArED INV vnaK March s. 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

GoR SALE or TO LEAsE-A BEAUTIFUL COuN.
Eest IN New Jersey. complete Va all pzten
iars and s,i,e Tie cii, by and Aprs
CHAPMAN kRUAA. " Walt sfr~at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

Ill 7lS BROADWAY.
rwENrY.sEcoND WEEK
MAMMOTH sTERK0sCOrT1o0A
TOUR or THE WORLD.
The Tour day FOR six successive days
- TW ENTY SEVENTH STREET GHOST.
And other local Of thrilling interest
Doors open alt. Torrs commcnt,. O'Clock. -
Tickets rs cents Reserved Seats 81 cents.
II. b. MCKEON, Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31
SPECIAL yOTICEs.
rUAMBER OF COMMERCE.
PLANS FOR NEW RUILOIN4.

CuAMBEEgn 9 q c SSR NSw BUILDING
Architects invited g Furnish plans fos building S es
s Ct q ss :.
:
81 s. ssa Tor
building occupy the entire lot The corporation entitled
to I've feet area on the psssE sFc w'' sides
divided desirable Offices for commercial and banking
purposes -. 49,.
to be divided into general business Offices varying In size
and accommodation SECOND FLOOR.
es n hall re- SS n 1 oor re O S no
offices with secreas private =; Gee reading room writing
Tss height Of he hall viii Be sScens admit
81 s nS store The
81 sscna noS Ss s e. 81 e s
bE or o SoS cobned metal dome o.
The Board desire building economical
ship with the most approved system q veniiacn lighting
.wes fee under court on each side and under side
g.ss On Washington and Ia Sale 70 be asasSs
not ss BE sssa az %
sS Ss 5 81 1s e Vs
Chairman q the Building Committee which viii be opened
S for tn. plans
Any Further inforasSn viii Ss furnished % application
% inc oo-''"'' . '' 6SSiEE THOMPSON. Chairman
a aESSS HsEss sssssr'
Building Committee.
ssCg z. ss:;;
notified that the annual election for Director and for In
S:ssas Ass:s TssSs: ~ q April next Ss
'"''' '1' ''''' : -N O. q. WILLIAMS, Cashier
X. 5Sss s:. IN Sss S.s
ing ave per cent principal and interest payable il gold
'sAiss sSssDs S BANKER: S
Corner Of Wall street.
OvrIcE or 3; IEE 9; NICHOLAS IssUs.xcE coxrA
4 &: {; S.S
Tss:sss April III 1884 'a' once Or
THE EASTER FESTIVAL OF THE oRPHANs HONE
Asylum Of the Protestant Episcopal church win b
hss we Mare: g. s
sns.a Gi pson.s 1 ssa "
RIO ALL 1fIR DIFFERENT TRADES ASSOCIATIONS
% New York and vicinity lake notice that whsrea.
s 1.c e sa .s FOR g
the only means in power obtain ncresss of
prss II sSs y Is:s *ss.::: s:is.:
a' WI s
i,9n Is.psssv /,
organizations who may AZ with adopt such mea
may deem best n stop the passage Of such
would rob Of moa ne We have
Of keeping our wages equal e he support Of families
susenance Convention 70 be held lE Bowsry, Thurs
day March 81 at ~ O'Clock. All the different trades
ganzaons viii appoint three delegates fully ered
% take such action - may be deemed necessary BY
quest OF various trade societies.
TINTED STATES INTERVAL REVENUE
in'r''e'0n4 sHUxI TAX ncri Ssa;e q view i0rf
Notice 10 hereby that the ANIMAL HIST Of Taxes
sessed In this Collection district for Tie beginning MAY
1853. has been received from the ssessor and that tho
duties and licenses eprcined have besopA
due and viii attend psrsonslly BY deputy
from the date hereof until rnd udipg Thrssy the{
day Of Marcb vi from ~ O'Clock A. NJ 70 O'Clock r NJ.
Jne Taxes Included In the aforcssd isl are upon ra,e
Cart les Yacha Billiard Tables Licenses. incomes
for The year iSsk st 'r71-' '-' II 4, l'1, !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

=, Axyo INSTRUCTION. by NY NEW AVID mAR.
ID vslioas method .crousn knewsds1 O ~ SsnjS Y
RS has me slskest ear FOR musc @ not acnm for a.
nanoa such used ~ the entire minstrel
mse s g fs r,c,e ,rs vs ono nSE
TX & Xuisv stfest ous BLOCK frum nroo1wnHs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

CIRcUs. BROADWAY AMPHITHEATRE, 4s5 BROAD
~ way.
THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 81
BENEFIT OF ROBERT sTLCKEEY.
THE CHAMPION SOMkHSAULT RIDER
BRILLIANT ARRAY or VOLUNTEERS.
ELLA ZOYAkA.
ELLA ZOfAkA.
ELLA ZOfARA,
Her First and Only Appearance.
MISS BLOUSE STIcKNkY,
MISS EMMA STlCKNEY
SAN STfCKNEY, Jr.
SIG. A. M. HhRNANDRzs
MR.. X. ELLIN0HAM.
In addition to which, y.
MADAME LOUISE rouRNAiRE.
anu sn' en'' MAMMSiH CIRCUS TROUPE.
win take part In the performance which VIII % oeyene
:" '0A'p The BEST OF THE SEASON. .
new PROGRAMME THROUGHOUr.
The whole to conclude with the Feats 81 Wa ACES
TROUPE Oh ACTING BEARS
Doors open at z; 70 com nenc- At 1.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Matinees FOR Families. amen eng at ~ o clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

acres. fifteen minutes walk from Summit depot hand
street Jersey City, a. PIERSoN. premises. Term
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

CENTRAL PARK-FOR SALE, TWO STORY
~ Frame House and u lot situated the north side OF
Ninety seventh street i5t feet from kghh
looking he Central fak neat residence for person
doing business In tho c.y; easy Inquire OF HENRY
BURG ont he premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31
M N39ip,nn' ~ Prof John ". a Hows) win giveA
A. 'IpHnTfC AND DRAMATIC RECITATION,
with Vocal Iilgstrations -

ON THURSDAY EvKNlN0. MnRch 81, I0aH 1
r,ckess % cents For sale n VIM. Han Sons Heog
achir1nsr's, Chickesng oon'ss snd walter Low'Afl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

0rFIcE OF TIE 81. NICHOLAS INSURANCE coMPA.
" ny, No. 1865 Broadway Now York, March 81. 1885,
election FOR dIreclo Of this company, aud for
inspectors Of the election will be held al THIS ONCE on
Tuesday April H. 1854. BY order Of the Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

CHEMICAL BANK.-NEw YORK. MARCH 81. 1884. -
" ELKCTION-The stockholders Of this are hereby
notified that the annual election for Dreccrs and FOR
the succeeding election will held
Banking House. Monday the 9th day April next be-
tween the hours Of and O'Clock, r. n
80 80 q. @. WILLIAMS Cashier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

THE EASTER FESTIVAL or THE 0RPHANs' HONE
and Asylum Of the Protestant Episcopal church viii BE-
held nj the institution Forty ninth street. Lex
ingtoD avenue Thursday Of this week. March 81 from IL
~ 10 O'Clock r. n. Admission 70 cents. concert, By
amateur performers, will commence at r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

E,oR SALE-rIRsT CLASS BROWN STONE DWELL
81 West Forty ninth between Fifth and Sixth
highest ground adioning Park unobstructed
views modern improvements in complete orfer, enhancing
value Possession Immediately. Sold ct sacrifice.
Also Farm at Hackensack n j. Apply to owner 81 Water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

fNOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-FRONTTNG LONG
~ II! nd Sound Is mics from the city BY the New York
aud New Haven Raircad The place has abundance Of
fiu trees. house stables house. duck yard
aud requisite for comfort or luxury NJ be sold a.
W BURKE, l52 Nassau street, or j.. 8. CALDWELL, n
Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

EOR sALE-A SPLENDID ROADSIDE TAVERN,
~ situated In Orange county four miles from Middle
town. the York and Erie railroad contain about
OF meadow land. with fine garden and
and barn aud shed all complete and the only Tavern in
mortgage Apply to SETH HOLDING l39 Cedar street N.
H or o. JOHN HICKMAN. Mdde.own, where the prem
ca seen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

DARN FOR sALE--A VALUABLE FARM OF l0l
acres Central Square. Oswceo county New Yors
To De sold close estate. Inquire of.HANlLTON
WAENERt ESQ.,. Central square. or of JAS ii. NEIGH
couufv, N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31
,ARsuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

ID MECHANICS HALL, az BROADWAY.
Monday March IS. aud every night during the week,
BRYANTS MiNSTHELS
Tho Excesor Troupe in the folioxn; brilliant acs:
TAAINss A bUrTEIFLY. Z
Received nightly with screams G laughter aud applause.
Challenge Dance Piliywywinck Band
LES MlYERABLES.
Congo Cocoon Dance. The Ghost My Polly Ann.
u. y. Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

EyOR SALE OR ExCHAN0E-6lo ACRES OF vALU.
able agricultural Land, rolling with sak groves
sugar maple situated about 80 miles from ST. faa
nesota. lice OF raroad population Of county about
g. o. The land selected II 1855 Title perfect tsIes
for property IA Brcokyn Or near New York Can at 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

Eon sAIg-IN LLEWRIIyx PARK. NORM
orsnge me Residence q the late Richmond W. Jsfray
within hour ride of the city hsndsnr,e anS -
hpli bonse With every convenience Is acas OF land s
laid on IN awn tower aud tItchen garden ~
ffuii aud vegetables w their season Stable Is III atone
.ns hv n s'nsf yssk Sss,sss gentle
Ne street -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

1roR SALE-FRoNT AND REAR HOUSE. AND LOT
No i6 West rhy SECOND street between Seventh ans
Eighth roceIy Ia the front house; TIT
premises good condition and pay well the
lnent. Apply to SPiEsS x R0SSWCG, No. Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

TOR Saloon LONG ISLAND SOUND. IS MILES
IL from the cty by New York aud New Haven Railroad
a tornry Seat of about highly aud
well ked with fruit and shrubbery
The buildings ample consis:ing OF large mansion,
house, stable poslr house, re- For particulars
qlisc u r. w BuEkt, iI Nassau street, or JOHN s.
CALDWELL. "a Pine street. room3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

Eog sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY. PROPERTY
IL House containing twelve rooms. with balcony on
three SIDES in repair with ab1u, OF GOOD
Iroena pleasantly o-aed Mount Vernon eight minutes
wuS ON New Haven depot For particulars apply at 70:
Pearl street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

LS0R SALE-AT AUCTION, VALUABLE TENEMENT
II Property iI Brcome street, between Pitt and Wlet
streets BY \. H. LUDLOW CO., Auctoneers. Friday.
Arl 1. locf tae Exchau Sacsroom. III oadway,
at Y O'clock noon. under the direction of WALTER Eb-
WARDS Jr Referee For particulars inquire OF the auc-
toreers. No. Pine street: OF Of T. BouToN, BIZ
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

l7OR SALE-TwENTY ACRES OF LAND TWENTY
eight miles from New York on the Central Railroad OF
New within minutes walk OF station On por.
ton fronting there hne building Site and
u variety of choice Fruit Trees about 30) most of
them frnftlng condition: also drapevnes Strawberries
kaspberics and BLACK VIII be sold low. Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

NATIONAL TENFORTY LoAN-sUBSCRTPrrONs
IN received 10 the United States Ten forty Bonds bear
ing ave principal and interest payable gold one
eighth commission allowed 70 bankers and broksra
McCREDY ARMOUR. Bankers. lao Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-31

avenue running through from Fftyhird TO Fifty
eight los-four Fifty third and four Fifty
fourth sreet97 feet from Sixth Apply to JAS
McKENNA. 80 Elin street, New York.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17
AFTER TIE RPnIL4.

The Aqe has lately edited its readers with
several elaborate essays, proving satisfactorily
to their author, If to nobody else, that the re-
election Of Mr.. LINCOLN will plunge the coun-
try into a gulf Of Indebtedness and eventual
financial ruin.
Now these leaders (leading the blind) might
have weight, were it not for the frequent pub
lie expressions Of one of the most sagacious
and influential men in the Democrstic party.
He aptly illustrates the result of McCLEL-
LAN's election, by asking "whether anybody
could suppose the invited assembled guests to
a feast to be so insane as to begin by throwing
the toothsome viands and sparkling declnters
| from the windows. DO you imagine con-
tinues the bland inqusitor, with ominouS
smack'ng of the lips, "that when the Demo-
cratic party gets into power it will give up
the rich spoils on which the Republicans have
tattened for four years, whilo We have starved
in the cold?"
There is no mistake about this language.
1t is from the lips of tried and trusted
Democrat, who will be one of the chief orators
at the meeting tonight, and who aspires to a
place in MCCLELLAN's cabinet, if such a
piece Of furniture shall ever be tinkered
together. 1t is of piece with the gentle
reply OF Marshal RYNDERs to peace disciple
at Chicago :-"D-n your peace what we
want is contracts"
Now, if patriotism and loyalty are left out
of the calculation, it must appear to every
sbrewd judge of fhuman nature, that it will be
cheaper for the Republican party to finish the
lob OF the Rebellion, than to make room for
raft efhungry hall-starveG cormorants.
Commodore VANDERBILT said good
thing when he asked an applicant for the
vacancy of purser on one of his ships, "Have
you gold watchP" "No." "Have you a
diamond breastpin?" "No." slave you
fast horse ?" "No." "Then you will not suit
me-" replied the Commodore 81 find that
every purser must have these articles, and /
"prefer to employ somebody already provided
to having you pay for them out of my
"poclet."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17
A WORD ABOCT SHOPPING.

The delicious weather of the last two weeks
has infused unusual activity into business.
Our fashionable thoroughflres are crowded
with an army of eager and devoted shoppers.
A ceaseless tide of silk aud crinoline passes
through Chesnut, and Arch, and Eighth, and
Second streets, and amid its rustic and whirl
creatures OF the male persuasion founder in
entangled bewilderment, while their ears hear
nothing but "such love of a pattern" and
keepers. Never was there such a dlzzling
display of goods in our bazaars, and never
was money 50 abundant
Among the fashionable afiectatiOns of the
present day, there Is one that deserves the
severcst condemnation. We allude 20 the GUS
tom of residents of Philadelphia making their
purchases in New York, and spending large
amounts in the shops OF Broadway, when the
identical goods can be purchased in our own
city at a lower price.
We know instances Of families who derive
their incomes from the storekeepers and
tradesmen here, who make no secret Of their
preference for shopping in largeIestablish-
utulS III 4NtM 4 vi h3 tthA bNNA AAAtFhN AANluNAs
visits to that city for the purpose. We have
no patience with such snobbery. Our dry
goods and fancy stores contain the choicest
goods and most elegant patterns that are inn
ported from abroad or manufactured at home.
Indeed, it is safe to say that, as a higher
standard of taste prevails here than in New
York, it is natural that our merchants should
manifest more care in the selection Of goods
for their shelves.
We have witnessed the ridiculous airs
assumed by ladies just returned from an Eu-
ropean tour, while exhibiting their Partisan
wardrobes for the enyiOus admiration OF their
less fortunate friends and we have beheld the
inimitable strut Of some village coXcOmb just
arrived at his prairie home from trip 10 New
York, as he displayed his gaudy raiment to
the Jealous torture Of his sunburned fellows.
II such vulgar assumption is laughable, how
much more absurd and contemplate Is that
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17

The Editor the TELEGRAPH, In the following editorial
notice In his yesterdays issue, makes mention of Doctor
Won Moschzisker's residence in New Orleans Dr. Vou
Moschzsker begs therefore quote at the end OF the
oatract TELRGRArus notice Of himself part of an
elaborate editorial which iasued In the New Orleans
Pieayune previous to his leaving that city.
sKIIFUL PHYsIchS-we have refrained from add
ing tribute the high professional and personal cha
racter Of DIR Won Moschzsker Of No. 1927 Walnut street.
with the knowledge that thouyht4s and absurd preJu-
prevails In the public mind with regard newspaper
enoOmlums upon physician, matter how successful
he may In the treatment those classes Of disease
which called specahies from the especial study
qulred for their by OF the complication and
intricRcy of the organs they asssil.
Dr. Won Aoscbzsker has devoted his entire lo to the
practice of diseases Of e eye, and system
He arrived in this country with first class European
reputation, having graduated and practSed In of
the largest cities the continent. lie SETTLED In New
Orleans where be speedily obtained large aud lucrative
practice among families OF the Crescent
city, but of the Southwestern StAses.
Doctor Won Moschziskor ut the National capital
four wears and personally oognzant of number
Of remarkable that he effected OF which haA
baed tho skill Of leading physicians Of that city aud else
where. lie enjoyed the confidence and esteem or the
foreign ministers. several Of then being among his
patients He brought before the Medical OF the
Government number valuable suggestions ssta-
blshment OF magnificent hospital Stom which have
adopted tho entire land to the ameloraton and
relief saant soldiers suffering from and
disease.
Since bis residence here lie has been highly successful
the treatment number OF dioult cases. the testi-
moniaIs OF which he has at his office he Is unwilling
publish them, Of motives OF delicate regard for their
authors. De has written and published treatise upou
"the tar. which has met with large demand among the
proc, an learn that 1t will shortly be followed By
an elaborate and exhaustive treatise upon diseases ofthe
Eye"
Ee Is also the inventor OF apparatus for conveying
remedial agents into the Interior ducts and passages OF the
eye and car which pronounced by scientific aud medca
men as destined work revolution In the manner Of
curing disease In those organs This apparatus can hardly
be described In the limits Of newspaper paragraph, and
should be to be appreciated.
Its novel and ingenious effects daily witnessed by
numbers Of ply scans and medical students and gentle
men interested IN scientific subjects, and It Is universally
approved as an invaluable addition to the list OF benign
mechanical conriyance for the decrease OF human suf
ferlng ana the restoration Of the ahcted to health
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17
OFFICE No. IOs S. THIRD STREET.
IT, Cnrre.nnnhenfa.
To Advertisers.
sATuRpAY, sErrEMBER L. ls3l.
THE wAn Nnws.

LieutenaDt-General GRANT is on a visit to
General SHERIDAN, for the purpose of direct
ing the latter relative to the execution Of a
future plan Of operations, and for observing
what force may be necessary to insure victory
in the Shenandoah valley, and a rapid pursuit
Of EARLEY in case OF his retreat. General
GRANT win soon return to City Point and
the front before Petersburg. All Of this salts
iies us that the Lieutenant General appre-
ciates the present situation, and that he /,
rapidly but surely organizing a great victory
Beyond this, there is no war news Of impor-
tance to review to-day.