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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
DYSPEPSIA,

DYSPEPSIA AND
DISEASES RESULTING PROM
DISORDERS Or THE LIVER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
HOOFLAND's tr
GERMAN BITTEhs,
The great Strengthening
Those Bitters have performed more cn,s
Have and DO give better satisfaction
Have more testimony.
Have more respectable people to voacb for ta.s
Than any other article in the market
We defy any Que to cout.,dc. thi. assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
tina. il no. Gen ire. ~
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIrTERS
win cure every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEASES
OF TILE KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES
ARISING FEOM DIsoR.
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOM
RESULTING IRON DISORDERS ov yHE DIsEsTIvs OseLu:
Consp,on Inward Piles, Fuaness of Blood 10 the He'd
Aci6ity o. the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn Dlsgcs
for Food, Fullness Weight 10 the Stomach,
soaE Eractatous, Sinking or flu:,ss
inga the Pitof,he Stomach,
Swimmingofthe Head,
Hurried and -Nr
Dificgis Breathing.
Fluttering 1t the Heart,
ChOdag or sutocaiins Sensations when
lying posture, Dnness OF
Vision, Dots O.
Webs before tho Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain Ia tie Head,
Deficiency OF Precipitation Yellown..c.
the Skin ard Eye, Pain in the Side, Back. ches.,
Limbs. tc Sudden Flushes OF Hest Burnnsn the Fissk
Cons.an. Ina sninSs Of E, and Great Depression sphs
REMEMBER,
THAT THIS BIrrERs 10
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS No RUN OR WHISKY,
AID Can T MAKs DRusK.Rpt
IS THE BEST TONIC
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MrMrSro OF TIE OLpEs TIMH-Atthe Brook.

MryRSTo OF THE OLDES l'IMR--Atthe Brook
Ign Sanitary Fair, there viii be represented New.
England Kitchen" The Committee say: The idea is to
present faithful picture III New England farm. house
life Of the last century The grand old fire place shall
glow again-thc spinning wheel shall whirl ~ of old
the ais shall be garnslod with the products OF the
forest and the fiedthe quilting The donation and the
wedding party shall assemble once more while the apple
pairing shall not he forgotenand the dinner table, al.
ways set shall be loaded with substantial New England
cheer The will be Of ample size for the sccono
mcnt the best Of materials oooked in tho best manner
vii be served dGsips The conlin.aass VI ths Iar and
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o. READ WHO SAYS so:

PembertoD y. j.. formerly OF the North Bspil.
Church, Phi -depAs.
have known HoofsBds German Bilten Avorsbly sor 3
number OF years / haye gsea them In my Gny sd
have been pleased with their elects thu: WIS induced
recommend them 20 many cers and know TIA. hey haze
operated in sriknsy beneficial take ess pesf
ia thus pubc yIoclains this fact, and cal he ssn
Of those afflicted with the diseases for winch they
recommended. to these Ben-.no wing from s1peTiencs
tina. my recommendation will be sustained % Iii, moro
cheerfuly Hoosnds Bitter. is intended TO benefit tic
afflicted and IL not rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI @. BECK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

HOTEL ARRIyALs.-Jajor-GeneIal Butler
has returned 70 his command.
Majo General Mcdowell. OF tb9 United States Army
Is at the Metropolitan Hotel.
G. H. Train o. Massachusetts, s. MoGurc. of auada
West, George Healing. OF Baltimore j. ". Mitchell
Of Washington, j. ID. Hunt. Of New-London and G. G.
House. Of Hartford. are at the Iifth Avenne Hotel
Lieut. Livingston. Of Hilton Head. =. L. Harmon.
Of Chicago 5. w. Pratt OF Memphis. ". II. Murphy,
Of Lexington. T.. y. Sloan and wife Of Pennsylvania.
and f. J. Baldwin, of Cleveland al tho ST. Nicholas
Hotel,
Hon. X. l.. FoDton and W. j. Warren, of Now-York,
l.. A. Cooley and wife, :. = Bishop aud r. W. Raj.
ston. Of Philadelphia j. H. Brown, of NewJersey C.
+. Slayer. OF Boston. and Commander Adam, of the
I nted States Navy, areat the As!or House.
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ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED ARsoN.-Some
tino between Saturday night and Monday morning the
brass ioundcry OF Charles Parker. No. 81 Railroad
ayenne Jersey City. was broken open. and Il small
quanty OF brass a. taken. The account books were
destroyed and an unsuccessful attempt was made 10
set lire 10 the building,
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1sHuMANITY.-Mary Evans was found by the
Sixteenth Prccinc, Police in stable al No. 2si West
Twenty. seventh street. having just been delivered Of
child. She formerly resided At No .s but few hours
before her confinement was elected by the landlord
rhos Cary for being in arrears of rent four days She
was taken in aud cared FOR by humane ueigtbor.
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REMEMBER,

REMEMBER,
THAT THIS BIrrRRs 10
NOT ALCO HOLIC,
CONTAINS No RUN OR WHISKY,
AID CAN'T MAKs DRuSKsRpt,
But
IS THE BEST TONIC
N rHg WORLD.
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MORE AID PoR THE SANITARY COMMISSION.

As will be seen by advertisement elsewhere, grand
Promenade Concert In aid Of the u. = Sanitary Com
mission md under the auspices Of the Brooklyn and
Long Island Fair viii be given this evening,
AZ the Brooklyn Academy Of Music by the 1hr-
,eonth Regiment v. Y. S. n. G. The entire *
pcuscs will be betrayed by the voluntary contributions
II the several companies in order that every dollar
coiyed from the public may 90 the Commission. Mrs
Jennie Van Zand,. Mi8s Blanche Carpenter Vim.
Castle. s C. Campbell signor Abon and other distin-
gushed artists will assist tho occasion. This regi'
mcnt has been in tho field three years In succession and
during their campaign in Pennsyvanis last year OK.
nerieu.ed some Of the benefits ~ the Comnis sion.
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New-York State Agricultural serIety.
From our spe; iAl Reporter
THURSDAY EyESTsa Feb. II, 1864
Inc discussion upon the subject Of abortion
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reoeled hope the top round Of the ladder Of hgf
prices this week. At least are nearly up 10 1856
when the sales ranged some weeks AZ Ia l5c. Z, n.
The range has been greater to-day, that is from l0G
ltc. and the price considering quality about high
some say the highest. Of any market reported
The great portion OF the scs are giTeRat Gl3cv D.
md as the supply altogether too mallio The demand
being only 3225 head the statesmen appear determined
UPON estimating their cattle AZ quarter hni hundred
higher than butchers think thoy viii weigh. which
makes the prices higher than any day this Winter.
Some whole druyes Of Western cattle, only good fair
quality. say cwt average. sold at fll iic 4 n, and
droves ofycry small thin steers averaged lOc y
~ and that appears 10 be the lowest figure for anything
however thin coarse rough or Inferior tho quality Of
the stock tpon this class the advance Is fnl cent
pound over last weeks quotations, aud upon the best
clnss such sold last wcek nj l3Gl3ic there j. least
half cent Advance In price 10 say nothing Of the high
estimates ofwe.ght. Tho average advance l. generally
estimated AZ TO cent, 80 u i SAT, To say s..
y n, making the average Of the makct HE.
Indeed have doubt that II viii be 10 cents il the
market closes strong 1t bids fair TO do this
ing with no reenfOrcemenis expected. The general
average quality Of the stock in market 10 ny il better
than II has been any day this Winter and the sales up
b. wcro very rapidly made. We never saw brtch
ers willingly submit tO the SPECTATORS demands
Some of them appeared to think that there danger
Of beins counted out entirely unless hoy reached IN tor
tho early part OF the trade 10 bfoly that the oper
atoms az tho Government agents. he,sTs. Starr 4
Reed promoted this feeling. they took 200 lond and
secured tho most Of them very early In the morning ~
prices low that brokers offered advance Of so
head To retail 70 butchers Their purchases averaged
100 head and ranged l2Ql4c. y n. TIE hog mar
Ac, Is lightly supplied to-day, and almost any Kind Of
hogs sell at SIC y n weight The sheep market l.
better than IL this day week by half cent 4, TO-
Sleep worth Z! &C. 10 foT the ordinary run, and
'ery good would sell at &c This althoggh high
rice. IL &c. y 10 less than II was year ago.
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GONE TO THEIR REsT.-On Friday last, Mr..
George W. Seymour leader OF the choir Of tho Broad
way tabernacle Church, lost Lila only daughter child
u months old from diptheria and early Sunday morn
Ing 10 died In an apopeeo ut. Mr. Seymour was
treasurer II the Sondcsohn Union, and an excellent
tenor singer lie 81 years Of age. The funeral Of
both father and child will take place this morning IA
O'Clock at the Broadway Tabernacle Church, The Rev.
DR.. Thompson, officiating.
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From The Rev j. IT, Turner Pss.or oIedding NJ Z. cs1'c
Ph.lso.lpl
Dr. Jscxsov-De1r Sir Having used your Gernsn Bt;so
Ia y family frequently prcpsred TO tbs. hA' e,s
OF gea, service. believe that IN most oi eneis a
btv % the is the safest and mos. valuable TteJ
Of which h.vo any knowledge - ..,.,,,
iours respectfully, H. LIN w.
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From tie Rev j. ~ Lyons formerly pastor q the Cou'1
IN 81 and Milc-toyyn pal Baptist Churchee
INV. RoCRsIIs T.
DR. C. NJ JAcxsoS-Deay Sir: feel 1t p.essHfe thsi1
hoy own sccoTd 20 besr testimony 20 the exeeJerce
German Bil.cTs Seine years ncc being much Afflicted Va
Dyspepsia. used them with very beneficial resnu ~.
often Recommended item % persons epfeeb'ed ~
their great vsus. In OF genera 3e'-
~ J. VI. Lyons
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statement ,at"'. p.hAslel L. thc 'uS ~ pect.
Ing the susmeiIly .naicquate cong tusAi.A paid
g. iru ,ies by the GoyrrlIneut i1f army work led
g. tn0vcmcuL under the a4-pccs 1i tie Female
Prutcctiy' Union at 80 H. Chambers street % ueti.
uon The Secretary Of War q Afford redress. TIE
petition Is nov n course OF Signature 70 e oH-e OF
tie " riotect,Ve Lu,on," .uJ, ", are lut5rncI. has
al'eAiy received tue signature %. several thousand
ic,uale operatives Il nov appears that the work.
women %, New York arr not alone IN the harisAlps
81 Which hey have undertaken T. complain 10 The
war Department. Very ue.Ay tue saIle con-
r uu Oi a2Lrs prevails ia Philadelphia ~ will 10
by TIE following article upon TIE s4Llcc,, put.
ilsl Ell ly the EyrSIsG d lLEiIS Of that city:
Attention bias been strongly attracted for some
AIt past; 10 tau shameful luhItqLley Of the wages
i''c' ,cl ~ " men Iuf government work, aud
''',s have ureu made ~ remedy II lea Nlcy!se
the 'i. Al impression undoVhtrdl! cN SITS that
tie has b'eI 10 some estet elected bus We haze
SONS reasons to doubt vi ether nv has been a.
c'wplsied. We sh'Il state case VII cA Las couc
- "tg knowledge, aId the absolute GccIr4cy Of
~' IN We Gnu guarantee n vail ~ least afford
syHo Eioun-s towards enabling cur readers {, ar
rive at lust conclusion.
\ IHl--oltrac;yr ior Gao soy-tumcu, IN this city
whose untac, though ven - u.s. we for u present
w.'hil ~ 10 now gct,ins work doau IL Waning
ton, Dc. and al tie + lIuwlu. prccI:
HlyvrWckS zen cfrt'. We ~ lc' stand that by
Z iprs and hard lays work. Jour 90 these uau ur
N ,de, hut thus rate cSunos I've sep, up.
fsLta!' uus, s.-'ffH ctn's. \ case was mC9-
TONED To- u, Were a woman, hy work iuE from
Vfr.y murGus Unit one O'Clock At night, slt.,, led
IN making e4,hcen ul these garment e. q ~egs,
udi IS NorkluG IA tu's mAuuer s,r,oasly injured
htreycs'ght.
Heavy overcun's. forfg ccnts each We are lu-
formed sbat thee sarA lts are 81 Lcgy, g. handle,
th4t trc 81 who work upon them soon lrcut Gown
with p, ns iu the h,,s ulIrss they are ,.o =, tbl,
.Hs.. BE- a
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NV YuKI., septenbe ~ 1864
The receipts Of catt. Ut tho dlf,.,ut markets OF
this city during the last week were follow.
Reeves, 5O1I Cows and Calves lIg N.al. q So 4:
Sheep and lambs, ZI,uA saline, I1Hi.
Besr.g II he WusfhcT being favor able to lusine
anu pretty good supply ia arSet, butch took huid
UI tue stock quite Orlrkl but ~ holders seemed un-
Wiling 10 sell At moderate advance, the demand le-
csmt sos. At the opening prices RANGED from ~ 10
lgt per pound net including poor "a medium At "a
lie medium to fair Halle good steer. at laalbc ;
pane At lialsc and extra lsalsc sith f,w very
the ciOse no fresh stock coming IL, III. market
dull aud heavy, uId hoiell were compelled TO sell At
reduced EruIe', leaving the msrtct without any
pes. We quote poor and common to ihedun, NJ "a
- and medium 80 good, luul2c prince ljsl.e aud
choice, 20.
~ .ch cows. -- The market IL without ms,eriai
change, the deInHud and supp, keeping even ppre
&c quote ,csl included! COiAuiou " lair, tIGatJJ ,
and eXtI. choice, sta<gy.
Yea! Ca.uss-Calves VI good quality are NaTce aud
wanted At gLal2c per pound aud peihap4 tor odd
lot IL qc; hi. CRUISERS, too, bringing little bet
ter prices, viz tOuf - eaet We quote prime heavy
yeas al laiZc and cuuInVn to iaif ~ ,ayC.
sheep ant IIH.Os.-Aiter ie. dlll days, caus, q
ed Osad, the close, and wind. up rteily quiet
with lurge supply ON sale IAnius have lat Ilttie
chsured. but ate the turn cheaper. We quole COM
.on 10 sooc sheep Liv, a. .asc sud prime " choice
ut Angc.
Sem. Consequent uTon All improved demand,
pIIlts have au.nue ed CousitttaD., .rAehlng Mon
d1y y pet pound lor live weight vi good quail
lc-isy the lslkel IL &c higher 'huu lasi week "
quote coin.iei at lTslsc and stl-ied At lG,lic.
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are sqianderug cher excessive profits Ia every
specs OF fore ga LUXURY, swel ling imports, de-
frving US Of our gold to pay for them, aiding in
osprsc. atiug our currency, aud speculating ia ali
the pecessares Of life 70 the direct enhancing OF all
values Let have . reform without delay. The
whole matter Is too Infamous to b tolerated.
The workwomen II New York will see from the
above article that they have II In their power not
only to improve their own condition, but, also that
If Their sisters elsewhere, b. attaching their
D. the petition TO Secretary srASroS now in course
Of Signature a, No 1s Chambers stree, I; only re-
q1ires TO bring the facts before Mr. STANTON 10 Or
der to convince LIN ofthe inadequacy Of the pay,
and obtain An order for increased prices. Bat -
eject this It is necessary hat tie feusle operatives
should themselves eILbt an interest In the move
nen,. rhousands Il rrna'es. including many
snldier'' wives and 'Aughicrs, ore complied g.
"osk Tor starvation prices simply or wan, ~ a
concerted movement To bring Their wrongs bo'S--
the proper authorities aud II IL time That the mat
ter should h. rcircsscl
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Financial News, NarAets, Sc.

W. fo-I, T'N'a1v, Ntpf 90, = r. K.-sherid.n'.
efcii victory and "a increased demand tor 4 :. toy
eminent secsr.ties IN Lurore, caused q do~nvard
movement, in sod to-day. The fluctuations In gold
have Teen n follows At u c'coei, s4Ga 1910, 20.
i''.' 2e6' ioi0, &c; iJi5, rs; Lee, 22iN. r.,
~ o.; l".sh 224 1874, g2s'.; iaN 223; ?, 227',;
40 "a; ., s-is; . 2.i's; 80 2!J.s; 4 223A.
sterling hil- WEIR duh NJ i09s i09t! for banker.
and lON% for commercial The loan market va. -.
tive, without s,ringency, at a1 per cent The gen
efA s,ock afke prcsented uo features Vi seaer III
tore IT, e,c.?tins the Gaze Di sovernmenu Which n,Ie
IN demand at hlgher anotstions
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| fHy ZAP. r. y. tie ittle 'ctuers Parsons and
| $40 e ieeu IN Lake Ere, by the rebels has pro.
duced dcrce a.! excitement that is hardly lust.
&, I boy tie danger 90 be apprehended. According
to Tie j.s,nich,, only about thirty rebels were
enFa - Ia tie capture, and II does not appear that
tho have az .rdnance with which 10 arm the
vessel is ;ffio that the Government has no
c'a.l1hIo ~. vc1.eli OF Lalc Eric. lu. such ycs.
scia can 10 extornp,r.scd md fitted FOR war as
qH.cE'y as TIC rclcls prepare tie CAPTURED ycs-
s'ls ior fer'ce There are always. large number
Of prois lers =, Buffalo, Cleveland and ether Ike
rs which can lie imrnedap Is mounted With TIE
guns which tho Government has tai en- n" precsu.
ton to have on hand Of those por,4- an4 winch w
make more elective war vessels than tie lttle
aicarers alluded N. Besdcs - q. tue iron war
vessel Michigan, guarding Johnsjof's Island, which
iss hrH.-cla fast SAILING ycss', mounting eight.
cen guns. is nj Itself gY7t.crt o. handle dolen
such yeTs~lr ~ those c.ptlrod But is doubtful
II the rebels w.r ,c allc 60 arm TIE vessels a. s
Their guns would have 10 10 o,uscd at one Of
thu Canadian r1r'. .nd since the British Govcrn-
uent haze nippcl orc tao sIch alien pts IN tie
bud, II ism, probable that they val nov - Tar
forget Their own interests 10 ~ mi, the fitting Of
| Tie vcsrols
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DEATHS.

DLrAKLEY -On thc i7th, Of slmption, aged
- >ussn. wife OF James 4. VI BeAAle, E-i iu-
trr.cl ia uleeL,sooL On the yuth. "a
COOhE-Jn Monday, sept ~, George. son Of
k.chG'd u. aud Juia Cooke, a.ci 10 yrars, moutls
.ul ~ dave.
~. frenis OF ..e family aIc respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. from the lesiGtucs OF L,s
pAgta'N 10 fsnec e. Ihis N.laoAisy. giIe noun d.
b u'cit"s. ~
DlERCKS-On Monday, Sept. 70, Of .,pbu, fever.
At ,4 O'Clock, aiser 20 csys' Ie- IoL "A pielrk.
q ci .. eilP, . uCnthl sal - in,s.
ate friitiNe- and r.ieud- 81 the family sl-o the
men ese VI l.. l.. ST. iI4is h.. NeleIu aIu le4pct-
iu.3 iuvu,4 - HIeId sle iu.r 4 iu las .sIe e,.-
-rl.r, - South lst n, - lAlalu.uurvL on Nrdu,..
dsy sitefnoon, sept 81 1t o'ciok ~
DOSNEILl on tie -t'h 10 T., ta'hcr4a. daush
tcfe iLouas and Ju4.a bJ.n,.y, a.rI II .uvuihs
md DAYS.
lAe ireud. .; the family, aud tuo-e OF hi- Lro,be
rf-, iuau, B,ut auu john, -.e -,tiuAy inylteI
10 stead he iuucra NON 10 u3 Sout. oiaeIy a. l5
pUSONAN-Ou Iueslay, Sept. 2rh. o. con.urp.
t.Uu, .uiues DOAoNGl, HuL Of Jpau .uI NAV lrno.
Nh-' tirlolun' 20 VI ateHord, !.e.anL. ~ sue 18Th
"a. VI uis age.
Farewell, ueu Wife ny lie T. rat
VI iofe IL. you unit. Death q. d last.
Ana after ne 40 -O,IOu tax.
bat love Ils cIu4.eu ~. ny AXE
The n nos anu Gc4uaintauccs oi the family are
respectfully invited 10 -I,enl the mineral tu. Med.
n,s4ayl afternoon, - oeIo.K iIUul ms Ian. I.s,.
drae- ~ Fact S+th 1t l45
II EGCsON-On Monday, sept 10, ls.,j o, con.
fuhNloh heoRe ". tnlEus ., N The gan year OF
~ 4 g. i1le 81 We 6.h l-efrlens, \. !. ,ol.
t.eptluIy invited ~ attend the lun..., fron, IN.
residence Vi his bIother-ia law Airx tnGer q Whit.
.ock, las h!yluston It. sdnes dly, glst inst il
ss'vsA- H. t1ss~9a' pApeu p!eSs .opy z6s
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FNt'or - n, sun

ENtpr ~ fHS sun
iur following incident actually occurred during
4 " past week -Hld " a. you, a- 40 r Iu.ot.. va
q fot u' Plr''1-iu, A.7or'rt.u-a.
SCFSE--A corner Gf0rrrv
Tusf1mei IL w niue. ~, these uIlonsP
b'IiF Nor'iccp cent pound. GA ns very
c,.l NOW Pay seven dollar nrt rail- barrel IN
the market Aud shame, too; dave .s enough ii
,trr .ttitg ~ els l,ultts.
Crs'on,sr-indc,d' seven iollais barely And
how many bushels II. bIreli
H. Ter Tree.
{ 1OWsJ Ou'y three Let tue 500: a bushel Of
on rq vii weigh ~ he wlich nj - cuts tcr 70
lh II ., per bnahel, of 80 - per bli Deduct tie
co.l' - o" i leaves you 81 - prylt. l. would
'"cul grocer. cHu'i IHol - Hcl cheaper :-;PAus-
ny for % rcplyJ
heaier 'apotoJeticaUE-I talks in sherman
nov T. In o-dcr new customer.
EIf 'rst customer, without an orona mop ng
mo Z, cprncs,lg that something might ls tone ty
the pcup.. To che.L .utA eX;urton
rus,tmtr 2Uth.
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MISSING, SINCE SATURDAY EvLNI>
INSTRUCTION..

AT TOWNSESD'S ACADEMY. ?Go Hu.
~ ~, hcloa Houston It, students receive thHl
iAsuGcliou ia lrpkh'rpInr' writing, Arithmetic.
hiA rescL1r, spelling, Frammar, &c Ousu d.,
evening, ior iou sexes. iern- moderate Pm.
Instruction given.
COOPER UNION FREE NIGHT SCHl.
" of Science and Art. Applications !or adu.l..
I'll October 1t on Monday aud Friday eysniny' ,
from ptill dnring the day. ClrrulaTs contni uiur
Information necessary tor applicants coucsl uils
sc"g ISL it obtained OF the clerk ~ tue oiilee OF
Institution. APP icati0ns for admission 10 ~. eli.
"a vocal music Nall he received du ing HE t.- a
"a Oclob"l, On tue lst Vi November scAoo.
frT lea Chemistry " ~ he Organized, for uimi..
10 when Appicatlgn can BE- made eIlhe. TO the eli,
or 70 ffo'e's9t CHAs, : STONE, at the LlbOra
OF ihe institution. 81 order OF the trustees ABk
;. HEWITT, see.
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RS.

FALLfN- september 9Th. NJ. Tanui. F.ll.p.
ssec 81 yesf. native " LoushIea. Coauty G.Iua,,
Ireland ~
Het iunen, Win take pse from her late residence.
~ Oak st. Thursdsy, al O'Clock, " Galway Gene
terry. I'D
Ff.ANA0AN--On Monday nisht sep, 10th, In
Childbirth. Elizabeth, The beloved wis Of Thona.
Flanagan In the iuth year OF her ~.
The relatives and friends ale espec fully In
70 attend the iuBerh. on Wenres lay ate NOON seut
I'll At ociock- LoID her late ie.ideucs tl- Elfhth
ave. II
EEfNoLDs--At bis ls'e residence. gig Ninth I'VE.
aiter suou hiness William keyusl.s la The ~ b
year VI he are.
The trend. y the family, and the member, Of
tie ,yth keEt., y Y : ". are respectfully invited
10 atte1d Vie funeral ou "Wednesday afternoon, Al
"c'"A. 25l
hIAN-on sept 2th. MsrRsret RYAN native Of
'tsfNille' 20 Go. A. Ireland. a4c4 Is year.
Inc hihefh viii take place from her late rel.
'eArt' ~ Hamilton -, "wednesday, yls,. l,s
THpNpeoN-On Monday se.r 10, Of iniurie. re-.
'''.I p '"ius fohled aud murdered At We Aba.
hi. y. - on the lt'h met, oven Thompson. A.rd ~
!'h, nsiivc Of tloontaiiA Parish OF Itaipleni
chlel % LON ford, Ireland
u. relatives and friends OF the family are fvspocf
uly invited 20 attend the funcrs ~. remains vii
he tehon nom the rrsdence nj hi. sister, Mr. Pow
eD, 81 Elst 10Th ~ to the Churcn OF le I,naruls'e
'onr ntan MI 'Nedn' ala morning a. ~ ocIo, =,
Nher' Requiem High Mrs- viii 10 celebrated to-
~ pO.c OF hi soul, and iIo;D Themes 10 ta.vNr.
'"iuci'ry for lniefment az
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