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$40 TO $40 A DAY.

q GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE INPROvRD
n LITTLE GIANT SEWING hACHINE-The best
cheap Machine 81 the United States We are giving
commission BY which the above wages be made
will enploy sgeuts AZ sI5 month and expenses psd.
Fer particulars and tsrms address. with stamp,
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want hat, landlord.
Tell me where
That can get a stylish one;
You'll bet will wear
A good one stranger. stylish. too
Quoth the landlord, that I'll DO:
Here. boy. ! warn YOU.
SHOW this stranger ~
; sid the urchin-22g
That's where all the ladies
Get their turs-
That's Baker 4 McIver's-
Number twenty two.
He found the number
And the hat Said the urehin:
That's hat as suits:
Then looking at his "underpinning
Said the urchin. grinning.
Black your booisY"
30 AZ
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Ez-The Cincinnati News Agency. No p
North Pennsylvania street. have all the late
Eastern ueeklies for sale
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Presidents MIssAcE We shall be prepared
10 furnish extras of the Presidents message. on
halt sheet o. the Daily Sentinel. a. early a. IL
car be received in tins city Price - - per
100 copies. n
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szThe teachers and young ladies belonging
To Christ Church Sabbath School will give An
oyster supper az NJ ssonc Hall. Th1rs,iav
evening TIE proceeds will he given towards
finishing the srire OF their church Admission
- cents 2c-1t
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sF- Persons indebted to u will please call
and settle with eur book keeper. + Holbrook
2Ilm JAMESON & FJNKuousIE.
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IT Bounty Jumpers are daily being forward
ed 10 the front By Colonel Warner. commandaut
II this military post
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CITY iTE ~ 8

~ W. Exeelleury. Governor Morton. At
rived Al home. Yesterday. from Washington city
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IT. Professor Jukes. the great Bohemian
glsss-bloses. at The Indiana State Nuseum-he'
The fellow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-02

MADAME MARY ESGLsn.--We find the
folio wing the Cincinnati Enquirer Of yesterday
which We reproduce, promising that it Is de.
served compliment 20 must accomplished lady
WESTERN MusEuM The whole OF this estab
li-hmeut was yesterday purchased by Madame Nj
A. English Mr. Hutchings retiring altogether
from the concern. which will henceiOrth be under
the exclusive management of the energetic and
popular lady We understand that she contem
plates making great improvements in the interior
arrangement. and adding many choice additions
TO The already valuable miscellany, which will
constitute 1t one of the most attractive places OF
exhibition in the West. Nadine English has
also in successful operation the Indiana State
Museum in indianapolis. which she has populariz.
eel above any institution that has ever been
started in that city She il herself an immense
favorite there, her deeds OF charity and frequent
benefits 20 the poor having won the golden
opinions of all sorts of people. We bespeak for
the future OF the Museum "A career Of increased
success under her management.
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Judge hates Successor.

INV foRx. December 1.-The Tribune's
Washington special says Judge Holt has been
selected to succeed Attorney General Bates
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SIw YORK MONEY MARKET

NEw YORK MONEY MARKET.
NV YoRK, December l.
Gold opened weak at 227, and steady declined
to 225ls. The news Of the victory over Hood
by Thomas was prevented from further depress-
ing the price by considerable purchases for e1-
port AZ 2 7. NJ. il was quoted NJ 226 Gov
eminent stocks steady.
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tT-A fes hundred exchange pagers can be
had At this Office q
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TAKEN UP.

UvAKrN Up by the subscriber, about the s5th Of oe-
tober last. Black Rorss abonf years olc IS y
hsads high and had en- saddle and bride. Iha ownss
can have sin By eausns ssc peying eAargsa
Nm. RU9CuDAUYu,
rv1o.1a No. " eoush Delaware rrsef
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H-NERvouS DEBILITY, SEMINAL
weakness, ETC., can Be cured by one who hasseally
cured himself and hundreds of others and will tell yon
nothing bat the truth. address with stamp.
EDWARD II. TaAyRa,
feb2o-dAwIy Box. Boston, Mas.
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PROF SSiONAI,
WAN & D.

"TANTED by respectable ysrng married man, 8
w situation book-keeper, Salesman or Clerk.
Best q reference given capacity, hon. sfy sobretT,
&c. Address A: h. al this Office. nOv24-ciw
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
The Grau.Brignoi Controversy.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HBRALD.


letter appeared In your columns Of Saturday last from
J. Grau operatic manager, rejecting claim have
brought against him for vioatica OF contract. Out Of
respect the which ust pronounce the caso
lam reluctant y eude to it, butt as the letter Of
Mr.. Grau s calculated to prejudice in public esteem,
consider II due to myself, the eve Of quitting the
country, TO make brief statement OF the facts.
In the spring ollss3 Mr. Gray proposed y me au en-
rarcment Of eight months at one thousand six hundred
dollars per month"; with two half benefits to begin the
lst OF October following stpuatng as in all my pre-.
vious contracts, to pay me half monthly IA advance.
During the summer OF 1883 had advantageous offers TO
sing in Paris and also propositions from other places.
and solicited Mr.. Grau to relnqusn my enRaganaent
with him; but he refused On the LIST OF October was
Al New York, ready to fulfil my engagement but Mr.
rau was Europe, and the almonthy lnstament due
on that day not forthcoming.
.Ireceived soon after letter from Mr. Grau saying ne
woud not able to begin his season at the time ne had
proposed and suggesting should sing In Now YORK or
elsewhere ON my own account thought this strange
proposal In the Of the contract existing between u.s.
but decided not be entrapped into any violation OF
our agreement On tho arrival Of sr Grau he proposed
to rescnd the contract and offered me In lieu OF the pay
ments already due the sum OF eight hundred dollars
declined compromise so utterly uadcquae and as he
refused any other was compelled to appeal to the law
for redress This Is simple history OF case and
Il will bc seen on trial that Mr. Graus bad faith occa
stoned me Of time 6nd opportunities that fully en-
titles me to the damages claim.
II would SEEM however, that ms'ortunes mover come
sinrly for in the midst Of my trouble with the unrca
sonabie Grau, am a,sailed By Mr.. Godfrey With
claim Of fifteen hundred dollars for professional scr
vices" begto say that this claim is not merely unfoud
ed. but prepostcrous The services performed by Mr.
Godfrey may have been PROFESSIONAL but they were
OF humble description and will prove that be has been
literally rewarded.
During residence Of niue years and upwards iu this
country have been treated both 10 public and private
with partially and kindness can never forget And
Il s not little painful that should be compelled
10 make my exit the stage SO familiar to me, amid
the concord Of sweet sounds, but in grim court Of
ustcc amid wrauglns and discord. will be no smay
consolation 70 me- however, my friends and tho psDs
see nothing 10 the explanations have made that tends
ANY degree TO diminish my claim TO the favor ant
applause 80 long and lavshy bestowed on mo- Ny sad
,ess in bidding them farewell Is somewhat relieved b.
the earnest hopo that at no distant day, shall revi
these Shores the scene my earliest and nappsss efforts
| very gratefully, P. BRlGNoLi.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
Person A Yntslligsnos.

Mr. W. Kennard, Chief Engineer Of the Atlantic and
Great western Railroad accompanied By the Earl Of Ar
lie, Nr. August Belmont and Mr. James MsHsnsy, Of
London, isfs New York last evening" n Mr.. Ksnpards
private saloon carriage, for 81 Louis, 70 naugurass The
informal opening Of this remarkable sntsfprssss con-
tinuous broad gauge road Of twelve hundred miles 70
length from Ssrssy CITY TO 81 Louis. The ecet q tus
Atlantic and Great western road connecting ns s wnr
lions Of dollars, the whole oe ~D(ch syn vi rAssA
Europe BY the assiduoss s6OrtA q Ar. kcHs9SH.
Ex.oovsrncs Dana, Of Maizs A. ". johp9ce. Of vapsl
General Poy nton f Malne and Major O. No6ee ere sso
ping at the Asscr House.
O. A. orescom and fatally, Of Phuadslphia, = N oss.
plin Of Michigan, aTd Lieutenant Colonel Drowa " -
are stopping NJ t,ae Metropolitan Hotel.
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perics intelligence.

srAsmSo AyvnAY m BAxrm srRxrn-Aoous naitpa"
eight O'Clock last evening, Nicholas earoarna an
Italian was standing In front OF the liquor store NO. IL
BAXTER street, he was violently assaulted and stabbsd
twics in the neck with dirk knife In the hands Of Al
drew sanino innctng wounds Of dangerous character!
Mrs. Causppa, the proprietor Of the LIQUOR store, wne
interfering 70 separate the parties was also severely
stabbed In the hand by sanno The latcr was arrested
after desperate struggle by officers Kennedy Golden
and HOPKINS. OF the sixth precinct. and locked up 70
await shc rseQlI
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
..,,x.,s and Departures
DEP ARruKka,


- steamship Psrsia-hs - Mrs Brsc
ssna',s :s$, "a 'fs NJ ,s. sfIsia rssaas sst M
S,,sss .Rs xss. ss..:. .:s
qSs New saaisn HSSoisd.a ss.s s..:.
coem9s, fosssa; ,a '''''' : =" go
:, YORK: n n sEnsand; Mr. z,~S.x
~ a.LJm mPson. Boston; HAvans; n a. -
Brcnse, =. Mrs. = ssy ~ YORK; hiss Q "a, nowss q
iands Mr anu Lockwood. Montreaii.er Eay-
sPsIn, Miss fsS Teaosi,,s LaEs LsnEsod
YORK; Vii Howell Philadelphia; vm Prentice Nesvars.
y Perez, New Granada; q Ponce. fhcnas 0emrsn jon.
o Rorks New York John Fraser, Or 1fnmas sanderoc
and Mrs Henry Walton, Philadephla joseph Lang Esw
York McDouga. Mr. ana Mrs Block. Illinois
NEw oRLEAss-stesmshp Creoe-Dr Mol and Lady
Madam ragnery. Mrs Agnes Douglass. Closmann and
nady chss koes lady child and nurse MARTINEZ wD
BAKER Phi Meyer, hctitbhon, Henry Basch and lady,
M.nnisr M.ns samsel & Lobe r. Ide Kahne Peck Ma
raj ran Eswrepse Eebecca Lswrenss Mr Besas Mr. sylian
ohiidren Barber Horta Thos w Howard wife and I've
children; Bsckwith, stone NJ Levy, r. r ober Abra
ham Leirkowtz Mr. walbert, Caudius Peter Stauaer
mrs Mitchell, Clara Walker, Mrs Hoffman,, Mrs 3D.
win Hey MIRA McCanlay aud daughter. Mrs Flanders
Mrs w ooihey, Frances Flanders Florence Flanders ~
and three children.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
!aE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
r.ist Of Delegates from tie
state Of Ney Yorrss.
Sketches Of the Members Of thS UeIs-
gati0n frsm This City,
hsy ks.. -

inc following list OF the delegates from sns Ssas
New York to the Democratic National convsa.Ioa V
held at Chicago August 20, 1904
DELEGATES At LAaaA
Horato Seymour, Of Oneida
Dean Richmond, OF Genesee.
Isaac Butts, OF Monroe.
August Belmont, OF New York
Azariah Q. Paige, OF Schenectady.
grss,.an L Miller, OF Seneca
philip y. Eass ?: ss:sEE Ydfk.
DISTRICT pHLsoArsa
Dt,srics = s'AD''sS % % hled 0y the dsssatl0ss
l-Jacob P. CARL, or Queens.
Abraham G. Thompson, Of Suffolk
2-Joha e. SCHUMACHER OF Kings.
% vaoanSya caused % BY death q p PriusA
Thomas H. Farron, OF Kinys,
4-James Mcmahon, OF New York.
Daniel T. Delavan, OF Now YorA
6-Ignatins Flynn, Of New York.
Oswald 0ttendorfer, Of New YORK.
6-John Kelly, Of New,York.
Henry Hilton OF New York. p
T-LnkeF: Cozans, Of New York. 49,,
Michael Connolly. OF New York
a Gideon nIniai J. tucker, 81 OF Of New YORK. *.
s-samuel j. Tiiden, q New York.
Thomas Mcspedon, OF New YorA -
l0-wiliam Radrord. Of Wsslchesi-~
abraham Conaar :. :. Kock,an6:
ll--Eugepe Gsg : :. brewster, Of Orange.
% n.fgo Bennett, of Sullivan.
t--Robert E. Andrews, of Columbia,
William Chamberlain, OF DutcheGA
13-Nianly ,, yattice, OF Greene.
Jacob Harderburg, OF Ulster.
l4-Amasa j. parser, Of Albany.
Nathan p Hinman, Of Schoharte.
lS~-JamesS S. Thayer, OF Rensselaer,.
Emerson E. Davis, OF Washington,
l6-Augustus G. Hand Of Essex.
Jesse Cay, Of Clinton.
17-Willian .~Averl Of St Lawrenoal
paren N. Lawrence OF Franklin.
ls-Livngston spraser, Of Montgomery,
Davidl. Lamb or Saratoga. =
19-Alfred Clark, OF Otsogo.
Sherwood ). Merritt OF Chenanpo.
2O-Ievi a. Brown, OF Jefferson
william !. Skinner, Of Herkimey,
21-J. Thomas Spriggs OF Oneida
Asa G. sherman, OF Oneida
22-Sydney T. Fairchd, OF Madissx.
Yierd johnson, Of Otsego.
23-Frederlck Hyde, OF Cortland.
John A. Green, Jr., Of Onondaes.
M-Wiliiam G. Beardsley, Of Cayuga
s'ssasna ssssy T. iS.;ssSss 1sss 3 !, iS:s,es
26-John j. Taylor, OF Tioga
Duncan s Magee, OF Broome
27-Marshall D. Champlaiu. OF AilAssn~
Levi A. Ward, OF steuben
28-Wiam G. Rowley OF Monroe
- sanford 1. Church, or Orleans.
29-Washjngton Hunt, or Niagara,
= Lewis W. Thayer, Of Wyoming.
30-John Gansou Of Erie 81
- Albert 2. Laning, OF Erie.
oI-John G. Devereux, or Cattaraueue
Hiram G Miner, Of Chautauqua
The delegation 10 instrncted cast the thksy,thres
votes Of New York on all questions. as vnt s6d "a 90
% dance with the views OF majority Of It'd dsissalSa
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
The Pilots and ,

The Pilots and the Tallahasses.
The following subscriptions have been received TO the
fund for the purchase boats for the pilots Of the
James Funk and VIM. Bell, recently captured By the
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

CrIstadoro's Hair Dye. Prsservativs
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail No. Astor House.
The dye applied byskilful artisG
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

Royal Havana Lottery.-55 per Cent
premium paid for Prizes Information furnished. The
highest rates paid for douboons and all Kinds OF gold an1
silver. TAYLOR CO., Bankers IL Wall street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

Beautiful Compile xion. - La fvd's
Bloom of Youth, Liquid Pearl 1t has equal for pre-
serving and beautfyng the complexion and skin Sold ~
all druggats, and by JAMES LAIRD, soe Proprietor t63
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

Prizes Dashed In All LegaIized Lott
teries and information Riven. GALLAGHER BEN
JAMIN Brokers, $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

Batchelors Eair Dye-lhe Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable The only porfese
dye. Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street,
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

a Truss Warranted 20 Cure RuptuT-. -
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS Is constructed differ
emily from all other ussesight clean and easy
the back cord Cures warranted and pamphlets
free for stamp. GREGORY CO., 600 Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

Address to Sm0kcrs.-Poilak e. Son.
Meerschaum Manufacturers removed from Broons stres&
to 692 Broadway Fourth street. Wholesale retail
Pipes cut TO order and repaired.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

Cartes de VfsIte BY Vaughan, $50
Bowery warranted good lowest price in the city Noe
I Gt all until suited.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

Astonishing, Yet True, Headache,
oohache, neurage and caarrh instantly relieved and
perma9en.y cured. Use WoLcoTTs Instant Psn
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

.hst dslightfui preparation ts0zODoNT" 80 cool as1
refeshngy agreeable to the mouth And teeth and
invlgorates the gums; gives pure and healthy
breath coanses bea uhes and the teeth
rests decay, Sold by druggists.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

A Fine Assortment OF MARBLE, Br oAss
and Gilt Clocks. A. NJ. HAYS CO.,
Importers Of Paris Fancy Goods. 23 Maiden lansL
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

To Paper Manufacturers.
Cash will be paid for 1000 rsams OF roos
Paper. Size, 321i6-4S lbs
Applg al this
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

At $50 broadway May be Had the
PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL for September CON aul lng
Warriors Cergymen Poets Cannibss Flat Heads Typical
Races including Fighting Faces, Generals Boxers &C. 2
FOWLER WELLS. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
Description or the Amphitheatre I'm
which tho Convention IL to be Held.
TErnp thnN


The mammoth amphitheatre at the corner OF Michigan
and Park place. in which the sessions Of the forth
present receiving the last aushnr touches a. he
hands of the carpenters In couple OF days IL will be
v 0ysf TO the deco whO w
streamers The building which is constructed entirely
Of wood is Of gigantic proportions II measures in cir
cumference six hundred and twenty feet and has
for an audience of over een thousand
rersons The roof in the centre is thirty five feet from
eight ,eo. in height 4t this point il broken for lie
purposes ~ ventilation The remaining portion Of the
rss 70 ss ou the sss sne
structure is covered With patent felt roofing capable Of
withstanding the heaviess rain etorms.
The grand entrance to the building is Michigan
nue. and = through spacious psssaSswsy nisssn feet
the srs Of 'ass the sasss and
b o. s1s 70 press VIZ BE- seasd EunninS round this
s the w
ha vns 70 press through the ssseblage on the plat
70 ss q oGwny % will be the desks les FOR tho
presented. The number OF chars on the platform will
On ha so th side OF the mammoth amptheatre sur
rounding and overlooking the central platform, Is the
large gallery 70 the use q ladies' and eenomen accom-
sea,s stretching along entire half Of the structure
These seals are p Hed an inclined plane that every
one will have mo VI excellent opportunity Of seeing and
set apart as standing places for the male portion
entrance to these q deres by three passageways.
each four feet width The column, which support inc
Euoi Will DO iSsVeiuiy "isn nn.'ouai uaSSy
while the entrS walls wi u Dc festooned with Tags, ban
ners and national colors.
Externally there Is not cn 70 attract the eye but the
immense proportions or the building chacDge the atten
ton of all On the top or 70 roof are several fsgstns
from which the national flag VIII proudly foat during the
sessions OF the convention.
The committeesof srrapgen vents deserve the utmost
credit for the admirable name which they have dis
charged the important duty entrusted to ehom. The
greatest attention has been gyen 70 the CARING out ot
system Of ventilation perfect aud the vast structure
is well lighted throughout.
rhc thn rpiid tn NJ ma shn
delegates and others may satisfied that therc will
every accommodation provided for their conveyance to
and from the convention. II Ia within shoIt distance
OF several Of principal lines OF railway, and only
couple OF blocks from the state street cars Arrange
mon also being made TO largo number OF
hclesbetween the Court House and the amphithealrs
during the slttings OF the co invention.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

r,s:, r0,s .nh.crn,icn: viii Be received ~ webb
ns shpbulders oresupoint, L. l. also at the Pilos
Commissonors once, 00 South street, or ~ Jonn w.
Avery, Treasurer, 500 water street,
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

Corns, Bunions. Nails, ENLARGED Joi meas
al diseases Of the feek cured BY Dr. zACHARLb. -
Broa
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

Eruptions, FrectsIes, lpimples, Ta4,
sunburn Fleshworms and all Skin lseform,tes cured -
aoURAUD's Italian Medcatsd sosp.Sss his Depot No =
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

DR.. Chesseman's Female Pills
Av The most safe and reliable remedy ever for so'
plants peculiar to fs-lsa They never fs. "a Ao'hsS
in 1855 they hav. sooshe is. Of tho mos. srnDe, phys
clans No experiment without merit Expl7ci ar
tions stating when they houd should not l asss
Ono do,l., per boz. con..lnv afy pills. Sold by .a uos
s..s HUTcHINGs 4 ,HILLYER, Provris.ouN
Al Cedar street. New Yoyy.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

All Summer Compl laints, Disordsrs sub
cc to femaes diseases Of the climate chis fevers
sea sickness. diarrhoa dysenery dsypepsis oboc sn4
cholera morbus be cured prevented bf the use q
the French Cognac Bters imported only by 8. STEIN.
FIELD. 10 Nassau street, New York
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

mrs. winsiow's S6othing syrup sv
children fssshins Dysentry and DiaFhoa rssss
M s,onech and Bowels and cures Wind c0is
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

II You Want to Know, &c., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book curious people, and good book for
one Price 81 50 70 be had ~ al news depota consso
tables mailed ifef r. 1oors liso Broadway. =. ..
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

For the Hair and skinA .Barry's TYf~
copherous best and cheapest artch Sold By dfub
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

elected Secretary a State in 1851, whom n
years OF age od Il now Surrogate Of this o'un'yy
Venesn >oi peace man. In person nv
lasii- =. -'-s vSusiosrapIe popa
as party leader, ms influence be.Is s."Sh ~ n'
uo'eas Oh Fernando Wood at the Syracuse Convsntlo
SAMUEL J. rILDEN
"yer OF prominence, OF cool, deliberate and quiet
0"poAment and has long been considered As trusted
~ - 'ne Albany Regency. he Is probably past afty
's VI age Is small and delicate In appearance and
-1ous ana precise In manner. Mr.. Tilden is the only
ue'nosr or The city delegation who belonged to the
Van buren, or barnburner, party ls43 He was can
ddae FOR eector the Van Buren, ticket ia that yoar
and suosSenty' after their reunion with the hunker
Of the State In 1885, but defeated ws believe hs
has never held any Office.
THOMAS M'spHD0N
h envelope manufacturer and stationsr and was tor
merly Alderman Of the Twelfth ward. Mr.. Mcspedon
mas oeon Tor many years an active democratic politician
end belongs to the AcKeou General Committee He is
gentleman Of rorynve, small 10 stature, and quick and
impulsvo in character.
Delegates FIocking 60 Chfcago-0rcat
Nnthusiasm for Mcclellan, Sc.
"~.----- ;c-r..SS..no, ILL.,, Augustl26-12;so AM
peleisss are arriving froM all directions. Fully ono.
third Convention will be Sere tonight. Inere are
quite number here TO attend the 2ass meeting on
Saturday, Delegations numbered by hundreds sss on
their way from every important point to attend the
Mcclellan gathering Saturday. The idea that
the West opposed :. "ttle Mao' not corroborated
by the numerous Mcclellan meetings atevery point.
There considerable talk for Fillmore this morning
but this afternoon is a for Mcclellan They talk about
nominating nim By aocamas!on. His friends are very
sanguiue. Outsiders however, are more sanaune than
he gathering on Saturday promises to be one OF the
lkfsass svsr ao..1 west OF New York.
There is no city in the West Of any size but that
has agents here making arrangements for the accom-
mediation Of Mcclellan delegations who to attend the
mass meeting.
vaandgham and several other OF the ultra peace lead
ers are expected to night They may change tho feeling
tomorrow and cause the tide e temporarily SO. against
Mac. Il. - = .e,ss,A
building has been erected especially for the Conven
ton the shore OF the lake. but from present appear
will not accommodate half OF those who will
be present.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
Deafness, Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN rHR HRAD.
CATARRHAL ApFEClyoNs IN fHa
TuROAT.
CHRONIC CATE.RRH,
CURED.

cATARRa OF THE TxMRA lNns yac " "a Hyoorps gr
EUSTACHIAN TUA B
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

Ladies, Den't be Dscefved:-1asns1
Fusing Co. s37 Broadway stairs, mot In me store -
can't per Width.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

street New York city,. He hos A other onics Rsaelishs
eruptons spots the ssfuA ulcers Of all kinds ~
poisonous mpurity Of tie AoQd 1ssula al di.ses
on Human Eralty Nervous rsbAys Rar!y Indiscsu9.E
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

JoveIry and .waeches, OF All Descrfp.
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The New York herald., 1864-08-25

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The New York herald., 1864-08-25

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one door below Canal street, 81,