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From the Philadelphia Press
The Approaching Episcopal Con'e'D

Tho General convention of the Epi.co
,I Cbnrch tn be held in Pniladelphla
Oc,oher next. will be attended win
orsat interest and more or less exc''e
snent lis proceedings will be exceed
;noIv imnortant.s Il IS evident that tnere
VII he an effort made to reunlte tnF
North and the South, the same as 'hF
oh,,rch vvas before. There ls to D9 8
or.,d convocation of the leaders OF tue
Fn,sconal Church, in which byg"nes are
~ he hypones. and the past to be huIleo
in the Lethean waters OF blank oblS1'n'
Aocnrdino to the Rev. Doctor John Cot
| lop Smith in his reply to the bsh"p
,>as.oral an fort will be made to Intro
! d,,co a new canon, iotended to a!lo" 10
the clergy of this church more iiorrA re-
ils,;ons with those of other denomlna
,;nne This movement will meet WIN
y;oorons resistance, as we'll as 'cr ten
dsncv tn controversial discussion while
Iha bi.hoo will be supported IN tne
course he has adopted by the vast Dou!
of his clergy.
The return of the delegates from th'
) Sonthern diocese will be another aft
IN more mportant feature OF the com
: mo convention, and there are qnesuo"
, To be considered which will aid to nal
the OCCASION one OF sftci'a i"'eA
: is stated on what is believed to be PEI
f. civ reliable authority, that letters nav
= been received, now, from the bishops Q
b the Episcopal Church in nearly all OF tn
/ southern dioceses lately in reOelilo
, against the Governm.nt, in favor OF r.
If union at the general convention wltnou
d any formality whatsoever. In oths
l. words, the southern delegates, elerg
- and Law, are desirous of resuming the
% seats in the convention precisely as II s
C. cession and the war were things that na
h never been. Furthermore, free me
change of opinion among northern bis
N OBS has Just been had in reference
le these overtures. and the determinatlC
arrived al is substantially in accordan
Ii with the wishes of the southern bret
eren. and no time has been lost in SO n
ce tifying the latter, Rygones are to be
cones. and the past buried In ohivlo
]" That is the programme in the House
of Bishops, but whether it will be adopt
ne in the House of the Clerical Lay DE
o mites or not is been to conjecture.
e things stand at present, he chances
Ill decidedly in iavor OF forgiveness a
CE | noacn
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TNe Atlantic Cable.

IT,. ..n,lemsn engaged in LAYING 'h"
A.,...;o Cable are meeting with little
s,ooe,s. A storm wa, interfering WY
materially with their efforts at iN,'
-o..o,. and severai splices had sir"snS
h4en made. The ridge or sh"iio" y"
form extending FROM Cape Fear 10 eNpe
Raoe-l64O nileS--was deeme" tne ni'7'
eligible in the Atlantic basIn' oY
Maury. yet the company meet wiz, no"
,,o bnt defeat in their efforts at deposit
ine the wire. The ridge is four nun
ared miles wide and IS twelVe tnoo-
..nd feet deep. It is covered by deposl'
of delicate shells which would soon en-
o.,,.. tha cable ahd make it a permanent
n.,. Of the ocean bed. Lieut.. Aaury inier
rod from bis observations that cnrrents OF
,os berRs or any aorading force could ho'
damage the wire after it vas lodged upon
the plateau. ,os-
The frat experiment was made IN 1891
when the steamers Niagara, Agamemnon
Cyclops aud Leopold we're engaged "'
Br;eht WAS on the Niagara supervising
She left vAlentia on the eth OF Angus
As the depth of water Increased La
c.ble ran ont more rapidly, until tnaii,
IT, sxceeded the speed OF the snip an'
Darted. when the expedition was "oan
doned. Lieut.. Maury then compared nle
,rolocical observations rnaca curing ~oo
900 dsys. lie found thst aur'ug ''ie' sun
,ner the western psg4 q the p.&iaaa ~
entirely exempt i~Jr4 gales. Il e CAM
,hecouciusio.a that be!wss'. s1s ~ = q.
ly and 18th of Angus! SD ara a. a:e M,
favorable for such expeditions. ," II .
tho experiment was again tried &no prove,
a failure. The attempt IS being ma
now for the third time and many prea!
failure again. We have no doubt OF II
aral success of this magnificent ente
nr;.a, Rude friction may destroy the
sulation OF the present wire or some sha
rock may snap the cable assunder b
ultimately it will he success. Scien
will yet overcome oil these obstacles
she deep and enaLls men to declpher
Autterine signals OF the wire. Men p
diet it's failure. Yes, and men predic'
prauklin's failure. Lee MANNER a
Sir ", Watson, were laughed at "n
they first attempted to carry electric
fucnce through six thousand feet
wire. The humble resident OF Renf1
Was regarded as dsmented in 1888
publishing IAN expeditions method
conveying intelligence from one place
another, without the electricity De
sensibly abated by the length OF
wire"
Men may talk as they please now
va have no doubt that the two G.
Anglo Saxon races will be united one
By telegraph.
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FRoN Observation-Disclosures from the
Islands Of Hayti give deplorable accounts
of everything there. The civil war there
continues, and is carried on with sangui
nary fury on both sides. The army OF
President GeHrard is said to have met
with three defeats recently, in all of
which their losses were heavy. This war
has put a stop to the industrial pursuits
of the islanders, and the island itself
seems in q fair way to go TO ruin.
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HARD To DEcIpE.-There are so many
claimants for the reward offered Tor the
capture of Payne, Booth, Mrs. Surratt,
Or. Mudd Spangler, etc, thata Beard OF
Commissioners has been appointed to
hear and examine the claims of all sueh
persons. General Townsend, Judge Holt
and Major Eckert of the War Depart
ment constitute the Board, and they have
been in session for eight weeks, without
being able to come to any conclusion.
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Somebody has found out new way OF
taking pictures, by VIII Oh they can be
taken better in the night than in the
dav-time. A photographer has missed
several from the frames that hung BY his
door. and doesn't approve Of the new
plan !.
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Tur RtcuxoSp ELEcrIoS.-We see it
stated that delegation of prominent
citizens OF Richmond have arrived IN
Washington in order TO lay before the
President the facts Of the case. and to
ask him 10 revoke the recent action OF
military authorities in the case of the
Richmond election. 1t is said they feel
confident of being able to convince the
President of the loyalty Of the elected
gentlemen.
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A negro woman who was baptized afeW
Sundays since 1T Huntsville, Ala, came
forth from the water shouting-"Freed
from slavery, freed from sin, bless God
and General Grant"
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HAsEAs CoRFCs.-The Washington
Chronicle, the acknowledged organ CT
Mr., Stanton, declares that the Presideut
does not intend to restore that great writ,
but 20 keep 1t suspended inde fnitely.
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No 6
TO I81

AT Public Auctio'a as
IN the Outhern Railrcs
Iidian, Miss. ON WED1
l e0C acres Pine 'rimbere
N the plae-, whiC b consi
negro cabins, one large u
and COW stalls, eli h sta
acres cleared lsna. four
s-vetl Gne mileh-cSwe an
q Q bull four years old,
lot OF sock boGs,
1SO Bus
one young mare. 6D" NJ
and kitchen furniture, an
numerous TO mention
Sale 20 commence at II
+! Augu I 18th iSsS-l3
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Notice to Holders # Confederate Gotten.

OFEIcE ASSIST mt >PECIAL AGENT D.
TREA URY DEPARTMENT,
DIsTBICT OF VICksBUEG
M.ridiGn Miss AngHst l5th, 1869
All persons hoIdingE tton the titles of which was
vested in the SO called Confederat States Govern
ent and which by lhe Of the surrender il the
property of tie United States Governments are hereby
notified that on ap olication to either A. Dewey,
,ecia Agent, jackson Miss. John Dietrich,
Special Ags nt Meridian, Miss. authorities will be
granted them deliver said otton at stated points to
Agents of this Department, and receive liberal COM
pensati n for such services.
Nv order of A. MoNTRcss,
Assistant ~pecisl Agcnl Treasury Department.
WM E. FELLECK
Aug 16-d2t Chief Assistant
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IEollse Girl Wanted.

A GOOD HoU r SERVANT can hnd amrloy.
Ayg i6--3s.
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R HDME NUsRCE.


DY a youn. man compeiept to teach the Higher
- sgt.h 8rs inches aAd tho Langu IL IN aud
Greek) Coed references given. Add. tss F) care
II this afieP statag sai& y.
AIg. lso5-d2~',
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D R. R.-SEvEN GREAT BLESS
lNs ISGS
SECURED TO TIE HUMAN RACE
By ONE BOTTLE OF
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF.
THE PLAGUE
AsIATIC CHOLERA,
DISENTERY,
CHOLERA MORBuS.
YELLOW FEVER,
.,,...,. FEVER AND AGUE
BIZ RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
DlPfHERIA,
INFLUENZA
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
RELIEVED IN A PEW MINUTES
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIFF
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Re rse CITY.

ACCIDENT TO rHE owl TRAIs.-Shortly
after twelve O'Clock yesterday morning, the wash
ington or OIL train Of car, that left Jersey City
At 7 + N. on Monday vv thrown from the track on
the junction road. near Gras's Ferry, by the dis
placement OF . switch. What dam age Wa sustained
could not bo ascerauel, but 1t " pr .med that the
cars were considerably disabled, from the fact that
the track vas blocked up for hive OF six hourp The
and 4 NJ. Washington trains due at Jersey City
early Yesterday morning, did not arrive until nearly
neon.
STREET LErTER-BoxEs.-Letter have
recently been plsSei on lamp poe'h at convenient
POINTS In Jersey City, and the Postmaster announces
that the letters viii be coll cted three times daily
except Sundsys), viz 6 and 10 AN, snd4PM.-
in time iVr all the outgoing trains.
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bartender, VIM II. Finder, alleging that on the 18th
inst they obtained tl90 worth Of sssarr from him
10 SnP ssLes ~ ed, ., IN snr a,,e.. ei
lie keeps porter house a. the corner Of Warrington
and Watts at eets
Ldresntss.- Oficer Charles enyder Yesterday ar
r@led Roe o. Martin, housekeeper, LIVING a. no.
70 Caharine street on char Of II Aling slO itom
John Henne.sey, aretufnei solder, While me tter
vmlVing AL ep at the corner Of Cherry and ta'hs-
rtno streets ..... Offcer Field Of the 9TH Ward,
arrested Hannah Day, q lSundrese, on chase Of
Of No. 1871 Hudson street which the accused had
taken 70 vssh. 49,. William Wohlbrecht, Ge I'm an
waiter, was arrested on charge o. steaiing tIunk'
containing olcthing from Chns. Hmm efnan, OF No.
lIS Canal street Officer Kelly, OF INC sttn
Precinct, arrested Gustay RoBetere Prurlan; on .
charge Of stealing as worth u clothing IRON my
Mufphr. Of No 1871 WNhington street.
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DrOO KY N

DREADFUL AccrpEST.-Two men, named
John Frsner and Patrick MeDOnoush- employed In
E'sln & Co.'S Foundry, foot Of Dikcmsn street,
South Brooklyn met with fatal accident on Mon
day afternoon. They we're, IL appem. PREPARING 70
ped Pse 'or se ,hs m % '" .abs,.pss in
ladies, the whole weighing come 200 lbs. While
passing along safo ding The plank broke and me
fell upon them and they were 20 dresdfully injured
that they died Yesterday. Coroner Barrett held an
inquest on Francr, tnd the inquest on the other VIII
be held W day. Both men leave families.
A NEGRO BURGLAR ARREsTED.-The house
Of M Henry ~ smith. No. g93 Atlantic street vas
feloniouay entered through one OF the front vim
dov., on the nisht Of the 18th Of June last, and
robbed ~ larse amount Of eontleman's clothing.
Mrs. Rmith discovered the fellow, negro knoWn as
Nose futile, who escaped. Being well known IN the
nciFhboihOod lie was describcd 10 the police and
officer tier, Of the DstTct Attorneys office, sue
oecded In arfe.tng him on Sunday morning last. lie
wa found on the corner OF Mvrtlo avenue and Main
street The accused was brought before .Iustc"
Convell Yesterday where the clothes he had sio en-
we're Identified by the owner. lie Was committed to
jail TO await examination.
ASSAULT UPoS POLICEMEN. -Sergesn Law
Ter and officer schie1elin, Of tie 18th Precinct Po-
lice proceeded to the Fifth Ward on Tucsdsy after
noon IN pursuit Of mar named Gallarher, who had
been Mrested on the charge Of highway robbery and
escaped nom 'sl. ON reaching the City Park In
Hudson avenue, the officers met the accused and
plscod him un-er arrest. They had only proceeded
short distance th the priiouer; when half dozen
tel ovs upon them, dsarmed them OF their onts
aud boat thtm rather badly. At this iunctuTe n
wagon drove up, and some of the fellows With the
prisoner got In and drove Of. The oihe.r diFported
IN different directions leaving the officers TO nml-
nate over the uncertainty Of thiugs.
THE WILLIAasBURGH PUBLIC LIBRARY
Thi, svorte Institution is fact gaining friends
aud its managers are untirins in their efforts To
attract young men 10 lie spacious and elegant rooms
IN south Eighth street. debating society, In con.
necl ion With the Library. has been naugurated. and
its first meeting viii take place OH the evening Of
the 18th inst Thla II the nat public library ever
| estab ishCd In the District
BODY IDESTIFIED.-The boy who wa,
drow ned near Penny Bridge, Nevtovn Creek, on
Sund y afternoon last has been recognized as that
Of Valentine Davis IA yea'e Of age whose parents
reside At .3b Third street. New York lie left hons
ty O'Clock on sunday mornint, Coroner Barrett
held an Inquest yesterdal; Verdict Academia
| downing
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MARINE NEWS.
Sep, so-s. Rise. SIS s,n, OH. water. Is

Sep. 9o-s. R'es As. s-r, OH wH@..,s Al
CLEARED.
sHlP-FerdinAnd, Chiistoier,, OF and for Bremen.
BRlGS-Hsrriei, IaruHyra i Leivhton, George
town; Americas, Mobile; Harp, Bangor.
eCHOONKks-E Belnent. Richmond. Henry Ca,.
tof Brleto; Sarah. MachlAi; w Richie, Boston;
May ID Haskell Boston.
AKxTvED
STEAMSHIP Quaker CITY, from Charleston,
eHIP-BszaAr, OF Richmond Nc, from v. OrleAns
BRlGs-tnc,s Of Liverpool, from BhigcPorf. G u;
Iris, Glace By, r. Mar Llthgae, Cisco Bav.
sCHoONERs- Y Burett, Providence for
Albany; Daniel Webster, Boston for Albany Helen.
New Bedford; Ann T Slpple, Boston for Albany
Copy, New Bedford Only Hon, Gardiner, Me; x 2
Chase H,liiar, 6; James Barrett Philadelphia for
Boston. Julia Baker, Providence; c l. HerriCE Eliz-
abethpoTt for Boston; Roanoke, Haven; Castillan,
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POETRY.
Bnby q King.

A rose-curtsined cradle, where. nestled within
Soft carnbr.c and flannel, lie pounds seventeen.
IL ths throne Of styrsnt-ihAt pink little thing
Is an sutocrst sugast, for Baby is Kirg.
Good colemn grandfather dares ar,ily . speik
Or walk lest the sleeper should hear his boots cr.s
Grsndms Is martyr in habits and cap,
watch the monarch unsot;iss AZ wei. ~ her nan
Papa, wise and mighty, just home from the Hor..
Grows meek on the threshold and m oves like nouse
To stare Al the buud e then outward be COS,
Ike an elephant trying " wax on IT'S toes
The queen Of the ballroom throws loyalty down
Before him tie roses she wore in her crown,
And sings huln love onys Of how abe loves bed
ihe lar baby blossom shs rocks ON her breast
Good aunties and cousins before him bow low.
lie fumples the ringlets twists collar and low.
He bids the nurse wax with his majesiy's SELF
And cries when she s1ops Ike q msrcil,ss eli.
He nings night and lefl his saucv fat est
And then the next moment expects 70 be X ssei;
III dtm,nds peoples watch s to batter shout
And meets refusal win struggle and sholt.
Then, falling 70 conquer, with passionate
He quivers bis lipa, keeps = tear In his eye.
And 30 wins the tSlle this " o. little thing,
He knows the world ever tat Baby isKng
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SHIPPING.

DASSAGE FROM AND To LIVERPOOL.
L and London. BY the old Black star Line.--For
IiyerppoL the CULTIEATOR sails ON August 18th
For London-E. W. sTETSON, sails on Aug 26ih
Tor passase apply TO CIVILIANS GuIoN, 20 Futon
ct oN5
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
Spool-HELvETIA. Sent. 2Sd Cabin passage,
sak, steerase $50 payable In currency Apply 10
vWSItLiAMs q GUI6N, 70 BTOsdNV. SO4
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AnarcAx INSTITUTE FAiR.-Is't- evening

A@H u
n building In which the fair va held ~ crowded.
eva - early % seves o'eoch. The d'r'sy Of frut
ssd Indian corn vs srcellent One lot Of corn,
srgvn By Jsremisn Aitrater' Of oiesn'"n' 0on-
sseoeut esen =" na''ns 'u"V '0'' 'n1 oo'ns
ITO" ~ " ~ ".''' o"s' 49, ~ ~ ~ ,,'''-
We" on ~. ineie VS. $50 n"' VI
nVV" . 's,"Y'''ns w .'' "
h"Ne eieeey' w. slO ro' '"o ~ ons
nse Du"'n y, siar' .stneu "'e pou"u'' in'
Oom""''o' y" IruiA met anu s""u'u piNe' ior
spplea pear and grapes. The nsmes Of the winner
vtn be declared 10. dsv The machinery vas s,srted
-. =. - =, -..---.-, -, :.
h3 evening Tot the hrh hme,snuh'ra much a.
tsntion Arrangements are in progress by which
..y,.. NJ eoneert, , h. slv,n du,ins an. .,.n,n,.
ofthe exhibition Everything about the Fair 10 nov
On SoSd voYtinv orssr
,,
,A.,.h ,,.,,v an. v,, ..,. ,na,..,t. -, a..
$780, ~, w '"e ny
pfcaoh Of Winter ana sbe mechanic who vas sonr
-, -. 49,, 1870, -, t1''.
oe sno niin'en 'nc"ned 10 -af pretty brissy.
The thermometer at noon stood at Go in the shade,
md toward. syspins zen, A.. - .. -.
~ ''"'As Neh' oovn some h'e degrees
i"vr
rru.-The Pacific Mall st..m.hIp Conp.nv and An.
A,,..,,. Mi .,...--.,- ,,----- -" ,' N '"'
..,,...". op company na,e o.en con-
sondhsd-the former paying four million five hun
dred thousand dollar, or IN. ye.,el, and otbe, ,,
=. :. "a, -. - 49, F'P
~. V ,'r lug .o"'OiuA,'on 'o'"' 'ne 'i-
plet. An. N. = ,i., -, o,,. It,. 10 .1. 4, !,
~ ~ p"' VI 0iei a"'"s =" ~" ua', ~
understood that the whole number Of vessels OF the
linz nm hath an, p.ctoo "a I,t.n,io o.. IN a,
'"e' on poth the rsiho ana AuAn'Ic oceans, VIII h
-"'e " ''V,
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. Xc

IIORsEs FOR sALE-i HORSES FOR
ii sale cheap, young and sound, from ii< 10 IS
hands high also horse and liiht truck must be
81 Watts at, near Canal. s9S
n HORSES FOR SALE CHEIP-Is THE
= asvn.r h., no use for them. Rnoui,a a., -
grocery sore, cor Of Gold and Myrtle ,yss Bro c
lyp, "a
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Too Late for Classification.

A RESPECTABLE LADY, LIVING Alone,
TAwould wish 70 have few respectable Girls to
board With her; none but respectable girls need sp-
ply; ROOD tosrd and comfortable home. Apply all
week 81 fs-ex It, room 90. 2l4
DOXMAKERS wANTED-AT HE PA.
DyoniA Planning Mills North is st. Jersey CITY,
near the Pavonia Ferry. foot Of Chamber. st. 2is
DOY wANTED-A BOY ABOUT l6 YRS.
LOT age, TO learn trade one that has some knowl-
edge Of tinsmithinE preferred. Apply at IS Grand
st. coach lamp manufnctory $50
XX1ANTED-5O GIRLS AND WOMEN FOR
w easy needle work and illusion, Apply II Walker
st. I'd floor. STe
XVAN1ED-A LAD ABOUT IA, AT 81
w Gold st. $40
NNTANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK IN A
w private family; must have good city references
Apply At 80 West 10th Il. STs
XNANTED-A BLAC KSMTTH. TO A Good
w senerL j9hbins smith good wages and steady
cor. Of Hudson ave. aud Concord sta BROOKLYN 2iS
. YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
Slaied with furnished rooms at 90 Madison ,t. 8TT
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GENERAL RuIsINEss.

AT 2 CITY HALL PLACE AND IA GEN.
"A tire q, PasnbrokeIs' tickes bought for vs,ches
sselty, diamonds, &c The highest prices paid for
the above goods ISL
RANJo AND GUITAR TAUGHT BY MY
n shsppion method IS couise q ls,sonr. J. X.
BlCkLnf, "a King 81 y. Y; 20 kiddash q. near
RLACK OR BROwN-THE BEST IN USE.
BRfEsT-s HAIR DYE,
Does not nnre The Hair or skin. To lie hal Of Drus.
gi.,s generally Price FIFTY cents per boz. Depot
10 south secopd IT.. willism.bursh.
COTTON YARN, COTTON CARPET WARP
bos and s VII aadrs S si se . Susy o
tufriefe, clothieb and capmAtep u'e City and
sSo psSe q call ' fIos Gw HiS %
DIVORCES SPEEDILY PROCURED
- Other law btsines. attended TO- No icos unless
Law once, III Warren 81 SIS
FRIGHTFuL ACcIDENTs-IN VIEW OF
the terrible accidents daily occurring. Why will
not all persons insure themselves ssanst inluriesf
for ne peyment Of lev dollar,, anv one can in
sure himself the receipt Of thousands in Of
V Ssss Ths 6s |. disabled. q By r.yins .ss cent?.
THE NATIONAL LIFE
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE. COMPANY,
BRANCH OFFICE, ~ COURT ST. BROoKLYs,
~ T,bs, e ~ .S ~ over the county and wiz 'cns
GRAINS FOR SALE-ABOCT 500 BUSH
-. els ever TUESDAY. Thursday and Saturday, At
eents bushel, Al the brewery, 5ist Of, corner 4th
avenue. 81
KEEP THIS FACT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
- D. III, WALLER & co, 20 spruce q, ate posi-
tNey paying the highest price for old book, pam
phiets' newspapers and rags. 335
DAWNBROKERS'T TICKETS BOUGHT OF
diamonds. jewetry, H,varware, musical instru-
meniN dry Goods, silEs. cothing. Sc. Money ad-
vanced on d.GmOnds, watcher, &c. or thu rods
fought at iull value at 100 Bouery, Grand - up
stairs. sG1
DRE-PAID BY FIRST MAIL TO ANY Post
olic- iol - 80. rhe new ILL STRATED n.y.
DBOPArHlC ENCYCLOPEDIA contains nearly,
1WJ pages illustrated with more than 80 engraynes
nth Inaex complete. Aren't. wanted. Addros.
FOWLER 4 WElLss No. 8s9 Broadway, y. Y.
''Ot all the publications which have attained such
wide popularity, as Issued by FOWLER WELLS,
meme are more adapted 10 Fenerh utility than this
rich. oonpIehensive, AMI we'd arranged Encyclope-
dia."-tN. Y. Tribune. 303
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
old newspaper, psmr let. look., and waste pa
per oil every description. STOCkWELL & FINER
son 70 Ann It door west Of Nassau. 2lj
THE GREAT ADVANCE PRICE Is STILL
- paid In cash for old books, newspaper and pam
phler. 20 direct to The Pper Stock WAfehor.-, 40
Annst. THos. G. BENNETT 1872
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Pain instantly removed all acute, inhsmmstory
mAarious or infectious diseases prevented and e1ter
minated. The weak. feeble and nervous restored 10
strength vgor and sound heath by the use OF RAIL
WAYS READY RELIEF. One hottie will do more
good cure more complaints and keep the stomach
more clesr and healthy than ten dollars spent for all
other medicines or bit,ers In use.
One application externally OF few drops taken In.
tefnally, will Instantly free the sufferer from the
moot violent and terrible pslns and restore the wea
feeble and pro-treted frame TO strengih and yigor
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Loosenrss diarrhda, cholera moTbus or painful dis
CHARGES from the bowe's are stopped in fifteen or
twenty minutes by taking Rsdway's Ready Relief
No congestion or inflammation weakness or lassl
tude will follow the use OF the X. X. Relief
ACHES AND PAINS.
For headache, whether sick nervous Theum..
,,.n, lnmLAro maine and weakness In the back ann
or kidneya pains around the liver pleursy, swelllnst
OF the Joints, pain. IN the bowels, heartburn, and
in, on all KINGS Rsdway . Ready Reject viii aforo
Immediate ca e, and Its continued use Tor few d1ys
effect permanent cue,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-20
MEDICINES.

DISEASES OF THE EAR, EYE, THROAT.
- Lungs and CatHrrh treated by lDr. MACLEOD,
40 RI galway, New York ely. $50
DOCTOR 7. CoVANY, OF LONDON, HAS
- lately arrived In New York, ilnd can [ q con
suited on al diseases incidents. 20 the, human frame
st 3s5 Bfoome 81, fom until - in the morning and
FROM 4 until In the evening. A. this 4, MOI
auack's Advertisement all who afflicted are earn
e-tly requested TO see the DR.. No cure pay. Mind
the address $50 Bioome 81. 800
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CLINIQUE,
lvl No. 1856 West 25th a., bet 9th and 9Th ave.. on
Thursdays from 2 to 4 p. n. Dr. Whitney viii boid
Clnique on THURSDAY Of each week, for the purpo,e
Of giving medical and surgical advice TO the destiute
and needy, especially 10 those whose tensibilitle,
deter them 4 ON seeking aid at public institu
lions. A. u. WHITNEY, N. ID. 432