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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-20
PILES PILEsl PILES /

SiaAHAN -IanAGAD
HveNbsdS b hshS S~sd - 60 RAasea1ang dis
ease By ehs ass a ! ti s0IHI 'I.0 ~ wv =
DR.. STRIoKLANDs PMa REMEDY
Read ghAt . rn1srsr sayE Mr.. .. p. HAsard, loS
sscond eueeh Cinennah, says he has been dreadful
senerst Nith Plea for long hns he had tried nearly
elefytnlng lnd eonla ebiAiA no rsLes He used sboa
And u made . sonplsts cara, Hs adViSea al who arc
suffering W Try the remedy vIl I--, T0- r II
sold by All dIuggists, FIFTY OHNTa PER POT
Ask nr 70 i-iisaI .lfIa 300 3. Iar HlfV' 4st.
ETRIcKLANDSP PILn REHHDY. 2.
Seat e any ps'. 4 a. sA4.s - rs.sspl sN y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-20
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternity; by
the honest debtor satisfies his conhdng creditor whar
iate seemed least propitious. In moral and worldly
his sting. '|rTH Nf'' hfI " I|faffr
Let any husband, father sop ask HIMSELF asIf wa
TO die to-night, would those Wbo are dear 10 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-20
EVERY NAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE.

TEaHJaaH % aasHHE sdI.
EAg 90 ABEAguE
HNHE Etna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
Il OF years, Endowment policies and ehildIen's En-
dowment. Also, Non Forieihng Policies, on which no
payment is required after ten years. .'F
Five thousand dollars paid on two lssses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contrIvances OF men to Psotect the
family circle nom want, none can e found more sim.
pie IN s characters noble in its features, or certain in
ls results, than Life Insurance lis the prom Vhieh
the dying husband caves to
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-20
LOOKS TIE DANGER IN THR FACE

That he msy grappe with lt the wise man tbat ha
may STUDY i,S nature and palllAts its threatoning The
means q pAhaton are At hand OF easy access q all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-20

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-20
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
THE ENEM Y sURREEDEREDi
g II h A II SLA u @ HIT Err /
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

N o It a a X KROPPJ
No. sO2, THIRD STREET, DAYTON, oHIe,
LAVE made formidable attack on High Prices
Ill and ont them OFF entirely. ~. .Is t.N-I.-I--
Notwithstanding the depressed condition Of the
country, they are receiving the largest stock ofha
CLOTHS, .CAssIMEREs, VRsTIEGs,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OF the latest Styles, and Patterns, '1'q-
FANCY AND PLAIN SHIRTS, .....s
COLLARS, DRAW Kks, SECK-TIEs, &c.,
Ever before offered TO the pubic. Their stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ia and fashionable, and are offered unusually low
.EMH FOR CASH. ,8 A1HE
The public are invited 10 call and examine, AZ they
have extra nice goods, and offer big inducements.
-I'f VI go il tnash.f YiiHI Ro1T KHOPP,
aul9dA i. in1 No. SO2, Third Street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
The 'Enrf

GREAT T2oTTIYG RAGS or TUs FASHION
CoURsE--GENTaAL BUTLER THs WIENER, AND hi
LIs6HAu DIsrAAcgp.On Wednesday the greatest trot-
ting race that hss been Witnessed since tiOra Iompe
and the ntely deceased George N. Pntcbn oontenurd
together for the sovereignty Of the trotinf turf came
of on the Fashion Cour.r. L. L.. Ia the presence oi
nearly ten thousand ses tatOrs The eOnpoiilos Tor
the purse and stake Of 40 we're the celebrated hoTscs
Robert FilnghAnl, General Butler and John Morgan.
eoncssrdy tie three fastest horses now on the AmeT
trotiiIs turf The race WIS 70 harness, nile bcats.
beat three In five. The doy was tue and pleasant lie
track in good condition and everything favorable for
lie making q; inst time Tie number OF carriages In
tie ncusnre exceeded That OF previous OCCASION ard
the ladies' STANDS flied with gay ard elegantly xt
tired ladies' Robert fiingham wes the favoEe In tho
pool betting both in the city Tor soms days previously
ond the trao. before tho Tie prices brought
by the three horaes averaged follows: iillnghgm.
SiOOi General Butler 20; John Morgan. e7a On the
track $500 ~ slOo was o against Batter Nnninc aud
the owner OF the Iter horse offered to bet 600 70
81. 900 that he best Morgan.
As they warming sp FOR the first heat, and Joha
Morgan wa passing the stand. The bit broke In BIS
mouth aud his driver lost all control OF LD, and tie
horse gsoped round Tie track his driver getting out If
the back Of the salky sniniurcd lnlf usy round no
was stopped hads new bride having been procured to
commenced Fliingham won the hr'i hsa. 70 cap
ita style by two lengths never king skip or break
Ia 2:2os Gen. Butler beating Morgsu by length The
second bent won by fillnfhan. after magnificent
rsce home with Butler, who wa oly hta. BY neck.
JoLn morgan being forr lengths behind; time s:2ss
Some very heavy betting esud before they started Tor
the third heat. Tilngtsms trends betting & 90 -
$40 tt4iiy on his winning In IN. hrat ne came
In first IN 2:24 but his driver having driven foul In
coming up the home stretch. by trying to crowd Butler
Into The fence. the Judges. er long debefs,ion Do
etred FineharD disisnced and gave tie heat to John
Morgan. The fourth ard tflh hesif we're Won by Gen
Batter IN 233t and 25ii Morgan being d'sianced in
tie xst heat anti Butter declared tie winner OF the
race.
The disgracefcl conduct Of TIE Flushing Railroad
Company ought not W psss unmeniioned Ihcy An
aounccd special trains 10 return s0r the race vas over
sBd after keeping between two hId tlree thcutahd po.
NO waiting renry two hours 70 West FlgslirE, they
took thsm e. Fnshirr rnd refused 81 hriar then %
H.w.York. uNless every passeIe.r, the majority Of
irs II a. only by tc oaInest solicitations o.! Capt.
Wnlng who had force Of 100 policemen In tue cars.
that thr stupid and obstinate conductor would st 'ast
elbow the truin 20 ~ kevYurt and wns near
midnight hsffe It arrived Such high.haadod. unwar-
rantabe proceedings deserve exposure and rsproba'
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17

ornamental esved plants Mr. Skinner gardener 70 Mr. Hoyt
Astoria eioi second best,.A Wacksr ke g.; best cor
Astoria Al6 be.. single specimen cactus ams s3i bea zig
a.ehis. Mr. Ssinn gardener to M pHSys SlJ ;'cSas
T.lnpl:!on gardener to Z. Ma:sr' si snsl: .p:ons.
erica Mr. Skinner gardener TO Mr. Hoyt best collection
orchid A. Wscker &C. $50; second best Isaac Buchanan.
Astoria $40; bes, single specimen orchid A. WsSke, hc;'
collection of petlnis. Andrew Brdssman, Astoria 90 DO
verbenas Mr. Dawson s5 best collection seedlings. go
Cur FIowRn-Best collection J. Ksvansch, $oi do I'd
best A Warier, gardener 70 Il: Beanes Astoria ~ BED
scs.. %ssr s; bss "a hytnd perpetual roses.
e.niog gardener P.h 49, I'd best t.%si wv Wei I'm, NJ
DOME Zse1 s' best collection Of hef04ce0u' pe0na'
ara f. Reid Son Brooilyn. Sis ID be., Bea,tie foals
n Y, 81 Sd best Ksvsnsch, best table bouquet ma
hand bouquets. Tho Ts@peton gardener A. T. Masters
S5 I'd bost James Mslon, 81 50 best to James Well
ga best hanging basket A. O. Chamoeraii' 70; 20 DC"
S1RAWBrRnIEs. TRIBUNE prize berrics-Brook
Ign Scarlet, Monitor and Col. Ellsworth-were shown
In great perfection. Triomphc dc Gand aud Russell
also looked well. 1hos. Cavanach took the first prize
OF s5 for tho best 90 sorts The second prizo OF
went to A. 5. Fuller for his collection. Mr.. w: +.
Heins showed % varieties among thom several white
sorts OF promise L. Williams OF New-Jerscy had 20
sorts among the finest Of which was the Tricmphe.
GRAPES from the hot house showed of well. Some
really superb clusters Of Black Hamburgh. Muscat OF
Aexandria Bowood Muscst, Zinfndel st. Peter &C.,
we're shown by John Ellis Of Fox Meadow, N. Y. who
bore of six prizes these and other grapes amounting
to $40.
WAX WoRK-Thc show Of Fruits and Flowers was
equal TO anything We have seen; some OF II was really
elegant The best and second best basket OF Wax
Flowers, by Mr. Anna Smith. awarded ga
while the Judges gave Miss DE Wolfe si5 foi slsn.
did Gish Of Wax Fruit. and Mrs Van Zandt $40 Tor
basket Of Fruit.
AQyAmUN-An award of $50 was given Drake 4
Palmer for the best and els to c. II. Baxter Tor second
best do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
DIoyemrnls O, ocean Steamers.
papscv.rrs Arrived

N ,fecn,1ip rggls, trcm HatcnaA sssdi,s snd lsdy
A. MuuoI LADY, and ssrvupti J. H. REM Ldy and two oi
dren v Zas and Mr, Prrsrs. trs eidrcf and
,ervnt; Mis- l.. YsauJcg Ma, H. frrrEu5e- T. or-eg j.
DE- Csreenas J. De Autequsra J. A. REM ~ s.iII and
three Children 4. DsauTis A. s.ord Mrs lsnei j. LON
b-ls lady Mss iiane y Lahnt D. :. hrndin J. Gaze
uorsr G. Lulins ,. 6rsdss g. 4 Conner }. n to'hn, '"
Susyhs &. j. st.yss., q. A. BhSisnsns, h. Nas atoNs
j. v heuege r. Dciro O. Meyer Ri. L. Phelps y y. ttrl
belo sr, ihfp- and two children SIR. Monies Mss ~
fora B soclorc u. herssD and lady Mi-s 4. Ander."n
O. H. Webster sdy and two chidfeA; r. w. Wsbsier J. j.
Jora Il 81. E.trr.. DE- Ia Cora, Fernandez. j. IL To-
csro j. j. Gsvpn J. Ch.rrsnd. Mira J. NJ Churchill. two
Mise. Churchill snd servant n. Taylor ADs lay Ms'
A. Taylor Mls Webster a. Reyus- LADY and Two child o."
J. L. narr.. mi lady a. selot, j. OoIil J. .ubstos Cav
era j. Colon Sin. IS. Win,erhslie Mia, Wiusrlslsr, A.
Grahain Mover J. DsTrF0's J a. Con,sIes. j. Murphy
and nd, T. Aqufsr lady children aud servant h. Al
fnse ard adv Alfonso A. n N.hon aud lady H. Le.oano
NJ O. F-rnandsz rs. lai V. %. Abicn }. DIM. }. H. DnrH
J. Gorsch T. T. Nolf H. Sinsis, n Raon and ady Z. For
II FoI, H. Fo,, T. Aiose, W =. liwP'9n' L. VII lady;
two cldreu and servant T. NJ. DeSado, H. Z. ds h!,ss aId
isdy Mr. v ssssty M,s H. sslssty NJ. MHnoI f'rreho
1ld lady j. H. Carhl " Reilly h. Ul- NJ Gonzales :. ~
lan.as T. Com.tock. Rivera J. Hal, d. Prey, w: b.
H.rn. H. Hsue q A. knight. Capt u Lester. ~ Rankin
a. Hopper o. sebastian. w. y. Stafford. Mrs fsi rDsr. y
r. Orses A. frGdenbufgh A. 0onIsIts and lady y. Nasr
". NasrL y. NJ Mciiugn A. hois Bro~a, A. Wesdw ard
j. n smith q. II. Helm, J. sehoneli, }. on.
In bark Aasd from Busno' Apes-Oso T. Bate, lady Gnd
child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL socIErY.-The

BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL SooIETY.-The
June exhibition commenced at tho Academy OF Music
On Wednesday. and viii close on Friday evening the
18th, with Promenade Concert and reception Of the
18th Veteran Regiment BY the ladies' Of brooklyn The
rooms are being tastefuly arranged. and 1t Is sntci
pated that the reception and concert viii be grand
AFFAIR The show Of flowers very hne better than at
any previous juno exhibition while the display OF vege
table u nssger. with . good show OF stravberries
though inferior TO the New York exhibition opon 81 he
same time The two Pairs should have been arranged
90 different days. that ali might contribute Of ther
hness brrries 70 esch.
FLowEfs AID PlASrs.-The collection IL too large to
ennmerate. most Of them commoa pants The felaigo'
NUNS, Fuelsias. Seeding Veibeuas. Peluhias. Cot
Caet. aud yariagaied Lea,sd Plants are worthy Of
more EXTENDED notice.
The following premiums we're awarded:
PLASTs IL io1s-hss collection Ad,lphat WsrfeT. gtr
dsnes 70 IL boenes e5ol ksst foux spsos e0t bsst AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
Citixcns' Mass Meeting.
The Citizens Association Of tho Twelfth Ward
LA Wndrnsdsz

Inc Cltlz6Db ASooOiHStOn u tno lW6uIn w Nu
held meeting on Wednesday evening a. Washington
Hall, corrs5 of Third avenue and Onc-hundred and
tventy.sxsbsireet for the purpose Of vcn,iiang the
corruption rrnctced In the various branches ofhe City
Government MI.TEos J. MONROE presided. and AIR. j..
d wrIIAysoy was the principal speaker. Rcfrrring
TO the bridge now being biii over the Harlem River
lie sstcd tibet ne original estimate for the bridge wss
slightly over s29U00O 1t Is not half finished and has
cost already $50 ,GCC The superintendent JAS ioagh
is pork butcher who canHUt read, according 10 us
IN statement His supcriutendenoe has thus far cost
u, SEQ
In addition there were number Of Commissioners
at 81 pcT day. They Lad charged for every working
day in the year, cudiag all Lo!layS Would any one
pretend to say that they had done that amount of ~ork
Other equally curious statements IN regard 70
the reHts Of the olces used In connection WIZ
this gigantic swirtic made in which Tire names of
George X. Purser and b. Ii. Lockwood figured e1sen'
s,yciy.
The recent developments In The School Board Of the
Fourth Ward were touched upoo, and the complexion u
the School Board Of that Wand Qls lveitlD gNeh Inc
Board 10 composed a. folI"Wsi John HaII hqno, Ga
len keeper, Patrick hctiann, grocer Terence Snc'i
dan, lgnor saloon keepers Benz MORE o1a pulu u
lorg suce discharged female enohef IN one oi inc
schoos under their control for ieiling tho tFnih IL
stating .hGt tie Aihy condition vi lo scIeoi loom "a
which sho was employed wes owing 10 the at th" ne
janitor had not made hs appearance IN iorr months
And vet this Boaru had regularly sudiiea anu paid s
monthly bills
spoc,or Boole were given with dates and figures IL
vas asserted that Contractor who offered 10 ceah
the for Ices money tlsn Is now paid Uoun "e
allowed BY the Common CUuncl tho privilege OF using
the present dun onnds, except at fabulous prioos
and he would therefore be compelled to cart the CIR W
Wesichsscr County. A short time since. Conttoher
Brennan advertised for proposals for eleaying tue
stress. Two bids wore recovcd-one, 1t aas stated
fur $500 0c0 and tie other for s571Ooo
The amount Of vi those BIDS MAS falsely stated;
II read 500 CO0 tie contractor hr. oadsoi. had
hirasef informed him. fe, 1t was stated t1at the
amount OF the bid s1o eco aHd Ii had been pub
lshed in all the city papers. The speaker gave several
other instances If the corruption prevalent In this
department which had boon brought ~ light bv The
Citizens Association vi which haI been frustrated
through lis agency.
Mr.. Robert Grove and other speakers followed In
the strain and thak were listened TO with deep
attention by the largo crowd VINO hled Toe nail Inc
meeting broke up at late hour II is The Intention oi
the Ct.seDs' Association to hold meetings In various
parts Of the city Tor Tie purpose Of exp sing and break
Ing up FIR 80 possible ths system Of wholesale plum
der and corruption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. ..Jvss 10
Cleared.

ships-EIcelsior Pendieten Liverpool ne. Thonpson
Nepscw, Liuo Moses Desao, st. Johns n. H., Ne,Iih
Son Neptune, Peab,dy, Liverpool. c. II. Marshall Co.
hermine tbreu), Wiiny. OiugA r. H. w CsnetonI 5es
Chief (Br) Jones, Liverpool II. J. L c. a. Do Wolf
Bsrks-fIouaon spass. Port Royal, p. D. Hnrlbut Co.
Cospopohts Orb LisLifoot Dublin. Bailey iu.uae.
laio Maria usl Atsse lort Berthoudi sherwood thT
Bailey London, Trash Desrbern
Bhss-PseIiass (Erl Ferry. Cayenne. Brett Sen Co.
isnTy sI). ressin. a.,an.A.. T'Gi. vniss cyrswy'
eehesniksn fDsnl Krrfu Psrs, C. Lulrsn Go.
Schoonen-sYlend,d Bafiin. Dishton, l. H. Day. Chase
Washington. L. kesiny Welcome Home (Br). Merrfsm ~
Johns n H.. p l. Menus Son Flea (Brl John,n. Rock
Sound. Dougin N-ry su'sn fBrl Abury Ilynouih
W. /. Douglas vcnrIss lbrl Roberts, Roe Sound, WL
J Douglas.
Sloop--CiIo Clement. Tsvnionl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17

s.e.mer Queen u. 81. Actin; Vol. Lieut. Robert TAR,
Chsnssop Bar, via Fortrr.. Monroe u hours.
S.s"nss Jer.y Blue 20. s. trsa'Sessl Hofkss. White
Hoss., Va 70 U. 4. Quat-rm1s,er
Dyancn
s.-smrs sarss. Jones' Philadelphia, usdss and pass to
seauer rfrAtOn, Wilson, Trea,oa dsc. to C. II. HOas.
snip i'oo;ey iof BO.;on), Jenkins Liverpool 20 days s
sap Constitution, Robinson Ysn,rcss, day., in bal'.
order.
f.,s carh Ne tSysd tImre' Santos 81 diy' coffee to
Fuurf 81 'iioFe Nenit
Kst Anias WOOL, Cv-saad ssgcs 10 day', sugar 10
fupch. ai.lncae Hrndt.
Barb sr, iof Yurn.ofh, So Trepry Antwerp ~ day.,
ndss AID - Pa.. 10 Daniel Ssf Nsy Al, ~. & ~, !on
a. 10 spass ship ~ corr, f'm Live N Tor New 1T
int - - Sn j. ~ sly irres. Hsnry from Liverpool for
bod 'D.dI1 tcf Cope Town, c. o NJ r.uer,on. Busno
Irs Easr,n Star of S.,r iiavr. Ward srbsJos II days.
mi.ss' aud % to bishop Bros ~ ',wiisven.
brg A'ond.e tBr Dix OF. Joan, ~ H.. dsys lunosrto
Br: A. Richard, tor noon Dono,l. olacc Bay, c. D., 10
dsys coal 10 Brett, Son h Co.
fris Depo.l.uru io S.sveen, ctis 80 dsys md,e. TO
erisr.
Brs Avondal-. Dir, ST. Johns. n D., days. lumber 10
tds J. Leighton, Lr,shton rlu,srthror: for Bo.,O,.
sebr i1ls irn ruhlar Rio Janeiro Is days coffee to
s.hr Ro'.~ay of we.tpOt, N. 81. Mckay, Bedsus, 10
AZ cs-olias u Wilson. Anthem, Baltimore day. coal
Scar HARRIET Neal Godfrey g.nrOrsday. lumber to 7.
s,tr Phsonis Henley, Calais ~ days 18th, TO o. Board
nan
schr Sarah L. Waite Bangor for Washington d. D.. shin.
slss
sslr Gnsn o. King. MOOresor, CssIs days. lumber 10
Jed frye Go.
sehS Cahsi-e Thomas Pre,..u Bridgeport for .cn1oqt
s+, ,Sps wsee,I rOr Jsf.,'9n f9 s,, e.sy'hsOrt
seif. An Sion. Ciass. RiiE ,bcthpon for boftOn.
seb. VIM Bosrdnl.n NJ lard, ArtfOrd pOwdcr
SrlT Rayrrr Riyusr sw.ilayen.
sehr II, nfs. RobbinI ElI'b~ihpoTt FOR Boston.
Scar J. I W. S,.elnsr, Sickersnn New Bedford, OF
s,ls sissn My, ll.- 70 ilAnd. lime.
s.hr rio.-o. wrsS', ENg b-,hppr' !of Providence.
scbf siispi, Nyirr, Glnncesi-r dsh
sthr lie gal. Go,t. Will-tts Point. IN ballast.
s,hr. Anu L. sipPs uod.es. Boston f,r AlyanJ
o eehr. nsssuchu,rifs. HoSse., Rockland lima.
Scar. w &. Isl rasi Bockland hipe.
schr. u. c. Cnpsng. briggs. Boston, oil
sar Pssusyirrris Wr-nrr, RoUpn. ~.
Sclr ldths Lambert, ilanfera 10 belfast
sloop kbod1 Islapd, Whitman, Provii-rce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
A Fan. DESIGNED BY SECRETARY wnLLEs.

10 compliance with orders received from the
NAVY Department! the steamer Shamrock has been
within space Of three days. converted Into Of
lie most novel character. She formally put In
commission the on Tuesday. and Ia nov mn object
Of great curiosity TO the visitors at tho Yard. The
il enhanced Ia tereEt by the fact that 1t Is the rs
pertinent in naval architecture attempted by tie head
OF the Navy Department. 1t was suggested by Seeie-
tafy Wees, eccordine to report by the action which
recently took place between one Of our double enders
ard tie Rebel steamer Albernsrie. The venerable
Secrcery seems naturally enough " be Impressed with
the IDEA that II tie Sassacus had had only nan, she
would have made short woik with hor atag0niss, and
by the Secretsrys special direction the Shamrock hss
tlereforc besn fitted with one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
NEW-JIiE:SEY ITRars.

RECRUITING FOR FUTURE CALL.-The An
Saoritios OF Jersey CITY, Ia anticipation Of another call
zor troops and dec rous 81 avoiding draft have decl
aed to continue The recruiting ~ volunteers and have
authorized the yncnt u bounty ~ 200 20 each
nan. Many OF the NowJorsey veterans recently re.
snrned ifom their three ysa service have expressed
CHER Discrimination " reenls utter short interval d
Fest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
snN NEW and Second Hand Pianos, Melol
Gorsss, Carriages, Sc.

CuAHrrgHAsr=as oYF.cs. new Yoaz. April &c, 1864
A kIILLERT HORSES WANIED.-l,OUO
"A Artillery Horses wanted. for which One Hundred and
Seventy Dollars viii pad er all that ps-s Inspection
These borscs be sound every particular broken 10
sness not haa i3 hands hsh aud vii be presented for
Inspection a the Government sb- Jjhs. tween 10Th
,ua ,j,h syenusa bILMAkT VAN VBiEr,
QasrtermsstsR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
AMERICANS ABROAD. List Of Americans

registered at Gums American Agency. No. II Char
lotto street Bedfoidsquars. London EDgand' Tor lie
week ending June 4. 1864:
j. Lees Mr. and Mira D. n. Abortion Geo. BEngh.h Geo.
L. kig.i.nJ NJ tnd Mn u. ". Gr,woId New 9rki Jas
A. Scs D. D. Philadelphia Pa a. ~ Gay aid wils. Ieo'
A. GsIdnoI, A. Is. bT.dtieet Boston. Do Tame . u DCs
,nrr Chu1 T. Mason a,rA w. ~ I'D tho two Mrs Rich
mend Mrs. Isr T.. Mason. rlosiones. X IL Jes u ace
ri.bureh. Ia Mr.. and Airs Shelly, ,e'elsnd or. aAa
Mr., ESQ c. John on Mr. ard Nr, oCoanoI San Ffsacco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
THB RUNNING OF DUMMY ENGINES pRoHrn

THB RUNNING oP DUMMY ENGINES PRoHyB.
yrED.Tbs Common Council " Jersey City At their
meeting Tuesday might. adopted an ordinances pro-
bbtng the running OF dummy any OF the horse.
railroad tracks within the city limits and sfter tho
lst OF August EexL Tie police directed TO enforce
che ord nance In OF violation by taking temporary
possession Of the and arestiug the parties engaged
In running than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17

The American Telegraph Company have
established Office In the Hamilton Avenue Hotel
near Atlantic Docks, South Brooklyn where msssages
aay be forwarded to all parts VI the Cities Of Now.
.eit and Brooklyn. and to Ill places In the United
Mates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17

yis,ssspor.. Orleans Co., N. Y, has lately been
ni<sd fsy,a saterSpout CONSTRUCTED AMER tie recog
On honr i ~, Che water whioa was tbree.quaren VI
drowned 90 illcd the can H. damaged The railway
eonsdsr .bls .snoo house. ard did other damage 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17

An old Fsenchman named BOitcaux. his VIE
.nA IN have been murdered hear Fort Wayne. lad.
their housc burned ~ tie ground lie had rcoent.
sod property prepsrsory " returning to france
and the ,lcoceas over sI.lW5 which le Lao ~ LEG
house, appears ~ have tempted Tie pIrdeferh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
WAs DEPARTMENT. CAvaLRr RcazAU,
OSrIcE ov CBIHy QUkRrERNA'rxn.

WARRINGTON W. N.t 'iG TO- iooT- >
CAVALRY HORSES WANfED.-Threo
~ Thous.ud 3O0N HORSES wanted. ONE HUNDRED
AND Sl&fY-FIvE llos) DOLLARS per Lesd vii be paid
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the ne, Thirty 3O Days at TIE Government
Stables at Giesbo;o DC. ,
sd Horses sound al particulars no, lees than Eve
o. tA,n Bar ~ yesf Old, nom hfeeH TO sxtren
Isnds ish full n h.sh COM aelly ba bride wise. and y
t.E- sol,snt FOR Cavalry purposes,
: gcse specification, VIII b. strictly adhered 10 and ns
enforced "a every particular.
Payment made ou delivery OF Seven IN snd over
JANIS A. EhIN, lieutenant Colonel,
ard Chief Quart.rni sstcr Cavalry Bureau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
TIKI NEW NAVY STEAM TUGS.

Some weeks since we announced that the
Navy Department hnd concluded, henocforwnrd tosup
py iisel with iron tusboats for express Government
Otherwise unh. fr towing ships-oiwG. Tie names VI
The contractors printed but those OF the vesses
themselves have ouly just appeared: 1t wiz DO oo-
served that TIE nomenclature applied 10 these vesses
exhibits Tor the frs, tms entirely new plan Of christ
eniDg adopted by tie Navy Department The names OF
the vessel together with tlsi iunuage end Tie places
where they are being built are ~ iolows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sup-Rlses. l2g Sets..... 1873 Aoon-5ots... s;51
HisH WATER
Sandy Hook. e. i6 gov l.sud. 3;aT Hell Oa,e.-.. 6:53
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17

Some OF thosc vessels 10 have engines with cyn
ders less than ~ inches In diapeDer snd they are
otle wise strongly constructed They will be fsGt and
powerful any one of them being able 10 tow u larger
vessel than two OF the generally VI tugs In NcWlork
haIbor.