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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Government Sale - Personal - scnbonrH
aud Roanoke Raiiroad-The Hospital
Commission Death-ProvOst marshni
Inspection - Qunrtcrmaster's Depart
ucnt Of tho Eastern shore-Maritimc
FoRTREss MoNRoE. Ssturday. Sept. 2. ls65.

A Government sale of 100 horses and 80 mules
will take place at Camp Hamilton on the nth inst
Major zen. Iorsegt aud staff arrived In norfolk ias'
evening. and took rooms at the Atlantic HOTEL
Gen. Mann went 10 suffolk yesterday 10 inspect tne
railroad track o. the SeabOard and Roanoke l.afosd
Trains VIII soon commence running on thls foau D0
tween Portsmouth, Va, and Weldon. n. e. r.
The board OF Commissioners appointed y uen'
Miles by instructions of the Secretary OF war 10 III
vcsgato the past and present management OF hainl'
ton and Fortress Monroe hospitals are ~ session 'ouu'
The evidence produced is not made pnbhc.
Sergeant MCCAIN of the 30 Pcnnsy YaHia ded al tne
Fortress Monroe hospital yesterday. r. = ,oc-
FoRTiEss MONROE. Sept. g. 1860.
Board of Inspectors has been appointed 0y zen.
O. l. Mann Of Norfolk. consisting OF Lieut.'Coi heT'
mann Sa,jcson of the 9Th Vermont Battery, ana capt
NJ Williams of the seth Illinois Volunteers to inspect
the Provost Marshals office and buildings, tho hard
labor prison. guard house, and camps. They are IN
strncted 10 make minute and thorough examination
of everything pertaining thereto, and report TO head
quarters in writing.
Major Sampson has received instructions TO inspect
the accounts and condition of the QuartermasteTt De-
partueut of the Eastern Shore and left to-day on the
steamer {. =. Smith for that purpose
The double. cndeT guubOat Aeawam arrived IRON
Ricirroud to-day. One of the uarines, VINO dled on
board the Agawam, was buried to-day.
The steamer Robert Morris passed this point to-day
on her Wsy up the james River.
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allowed the English and the Americansto get the bet
of In this respect They have already in use

allowed the English and the Americansto get the bet
ter of in this respect They have already In use guns
whose charge is not less than GO b OF powder. and
whose destructive effects exceed anything we can arrive
at"
As regards the personn the Prince asserts that the
officers are perfectly sick Of the servce-a fact which
he ascrlbes TO the ships under their command having
ever since the Empire been almost exclusively employed
as transports and their having had any Of the OPP
poFtunities of acquiring distinction, which the army
has so abundantly enjoyed. Moreover. they dis.
gused at finding that they allowed share ethe.
Ia the administration Of the navy in shipbuilding
In support OF this allegation to the growing unpopu
ary OF the service the Prince mentions curious
Instances. 80 fsw candidates now come forward for
admission (by competitive lmination) to the Ecole
Nayale. which once used to be so highly priced that
10 MI up the vacant places pucked candidates have
actually had to be received when they should have
been excluded. The second instance is still
mmkable: Ont of the $50 heuien0ns de r0sseau in the
French navy 800 have applied to be allowed to serve on
board mail packets or merchantmen.
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Sent 4.
bUhhE-h manhsushVme, ~. ~ - a,ad % YEAR. 4
Mary; daughter Of wafer anu injury D''"'' Vs.
~ monios aud 10 days .,u,, ,0r,ea 70 attend he's
Snsrai 60 :, Me-, FnsIona Clurch Manhattanye.
at O'clock this crussday) afternoon sep" . "''"'''
the' notice A., r..hx an bob.
Mary thou art gone 20 thy s' ,ha ." "s"'
lc,,nr,Ss We Oe P,ep''eu " ~ c., N.hs,osb r.
CUhlioo-in brooAiyn, on SUNDAY osp" - A'e"S "
IurSs IN 70. foth year OF has age. d o., attend the
sns ana sno ihsnps o. Tue amy Ry;. Cbareb brooklyn
on Wednesday The 6th Inst al 3 O'Clock D. m.
cR TT A, a. c.. an l., d,v rnorninr the 81
mia w oysSeMs My 'pnI re D. y0uhse''
pnn,,i f,o1 ~ d. ~ "a. ,.r,, ,b,s dsv AZ o. NJ
49, = 80, nr, su.J 49,. VI nen p''''''' ~ ''
CnnnrynT9YNo So 1T. s.,. =, s.r.,oe,.
oDDDDiesU.oS-on SUNDAY morning pep" % ~ 80, 49,
DaVio oooa,h8on ESQ., OF ths CITY, son u TUG ia' ~
IT, 1rsnd Of he family az. ,as,ecsov invited 10 eerd
h funeral on W.due.dy The sth instant al O'Clock pm.
from bis Iate re,dence No ga Ffhsye without flrthes
Invitation
c,,r,pppo a. ,u..r - c...,.- -....;., q.ck
CHEsEBHo-At West Farms on saturday mornins s'Sf-
=; ni i naSIHn, . yD,bs al s a.
The rssy. and blends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral at Trinity Chapel Twenty st.,
near broadway on Tuesday afternoon st o'clock.
y, 20 t., ~ 60. cs
DfEhOn SUNDAY, osp'. a., nei NO. Wv "e0'
ave, haIlfl We oeo'S s To- IT, ,eJ,ca On Tnss.
:. = 49, - U.s. g. ;a..,,nan, Z, &c. ood C.ma-
ts ter, ~ ''0'A r "'' ''' N'''' :"
sTycu sn,.o-, =. p.oL,,r, ~ crs,r ,,o-r,,, Sent Z
ph ~ ge ~ re- eea se.I on s! s '
The ip,r, viii ,,Ls no tom bs late residence a
| PeekhilL ON "Wednesday. sent G. at 2tp.m.
rvsrpr a ..o,x....S
hSLLf1on saturday evening SEPT = after Pro'fac'e~
Her friend. and tSose Of her .on Isboon C. are respectfully
invited attend the funeral fron her late residence No. 80
Gouvsneur.st, on Tuesday afternoon at II O'Clock.
IRvING-on Sunday tn. "a inst Minerva peavan Irving
relct Of the late William Irving.
her funeral nom her late residence No. III East Four
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The Summer Nights Festival mt Jones's
Wood.

Last night was the occasion of the Summer
Nights Fes;ival Of the Teutone Mannerchor at JOness
Wood. The Wood was handsomely prepared for the
reception Of large number Of guests Tho main dane
ing stand was decorated and surrounded by Lines Of
Chinese lanterns: an excellent band Of music was in
attendance and the other portions Of the grOun6s
In the condition Of expectancy.
But owing to the threatening state Of the weather.
comparatively small number were asseUbled About
100 OF 10 couples participated in the affair. Dancing
commenced al about o'clock. aud the other amuss
ments of tho Wood were also engaged in.
AHhOngh the festival in poat Of numbers was a
ahure inc affair was merry one and the festivities
were kept up until late hour IL ~ very probable
that owing 10 tne unproptous state of the weather on
s "ccasio ana Tho consequent poor attendance, the
ieutonla Mannerchor will renew their Summer
OF warm nights.
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FROM CHICAGO.
The State PRir-Gen. srnni-Bonrd OF
Tradc-Tbe Eeat-A New Paper.

CHICAGO, Monday, Sept. I, 800.
The Illinois State Far opened to-day, on the
Fair grounds three miles south Of this city, under IA
vorsbe auspices Everything indicates monster ex'
hibltion Various North. Western States beside Hi.
no!s are well represented. The Fair will continue
throughout the week.
Gen Grant viii arrive here tomorrow noon, from
Milwaukee, and attend the Fair Gov. Oglesby and
Gen GIieI.on are also their way hitler 10 attend
the Exhibition.
Gen. John A. Logan is in the city stopping at the
Fremont House. .
The Board Of Trade Of Chicago abandoned their old
rooms today and tomorrow they will take possession
Of the new Chamber Of Commerce.
This mas been the hottest day the season in Chicago
y new evening paper appeared in THIS city today
called Tie Pos. Its published by Pigott a Fowler
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A canal boat named the j. NJ Monroe has
Undoubtedly suffered shpvrecs somewhere between
Buff ilo and NewYork She len the hrst.namod place
with cargo Of corn coLs sued 10 New York. was heard
Of at Wet Troy but though she clt there week ago
the Neg.YOlk hrm have not yet received theH con
sigument one account states that The bOh went
through safely. but that her captain sofa ihc cargo
Il 800 bushels of corn) his own account, ana de-
canped with the proceeds. .
We observe in the report OF Methodlst
Camp Meeting in Essex County, Mass. that the Rev
John Cotton smith. ID. d., wel-known Episcopal
clergyman II Ncy.York. whose zeal IN promoting
Christian Union has been very distasteful TO Bishop
Potter aud the High Church, was among the expected
preachers. ,,
Branch Pierce, o well-known hunter lately
deceased nt Plymouth Mass. had gun with which he
had shot POI deer Sixtynine Of these were Killed III
one year, and three different times there were TWO
Killed ~ one shot.
4 locomotive boiler exploded Friday alter
noon at Buffalo fortunately without fatal result ~
though several persons were standing qnte near at mo
tine. One person struck IN the neau ny aHasmeh
Of iron and his ear was somewhat Injured.
Thomas Purrinton of Starksbmough, Fer-
mont has a yoke Of oxen which weigh oUCo poahds
and he has refused 5000 for them
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TRNNEssEE.
The Wounded ut Richland Cresk-Rnii-
road Woods on Fire
Falling Walls.
NASHVILLE, Friday, Sept. l, 1865

NASHVILLE, Friday, Sept. !, laG5
Among the wounded at Richmond Creek are
Gen Hi4ston and tie Hon Luke Prior Of Athens Ala.
bamA. and Col Tomas Hewlett and MAJOR Cheathem
Of Huntsville Alabama
Mr.. Walker OF Atlanta, las been appointed superin.
teudent Of the Macon Railroad The Montgomery and
West Point Road was completed on the 18th ult. The
Hon. WIN. G.JOnes Of Mobile judge Of the Confederate
court OF Alabama has been arrested and baIed al
t20 900 By the Government authorities
Tie large forest between lIshergilc and Chrstiana,
on tie Chattanooga road is fire. The scene at night
IA awiu.ly grand.
This afternoon the walls Of McCunc's establishment.
b0rnt the 18th Of August fell aud injured four OF
i've persons quite serouslv.
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From TnE SOUTHWEST.
Cottou-Geu. Osferhaus and Gov. sbarkey
Exported Burning Of Shreveport
Troops in Louisiana.

Three hundred and sixty bales of cotton
passed today for Cincinnati and 900 for Evansville
A Jackson Miss dispatch TO The Memphis Balietil,
saws the action of Gen Osterhaus in taking prisoner
Grom the Courtroom while on trial for an oHense
Against the civil law, created much excitement among
the people, but confidence felt that the President
would sustain Gov. Sharkey.
The Memphis cotton market had declined one cent
quoting 30i03le.
NeEOrleans dates say that 300 bales Of cotton
-b1rned AZ Selma. Ala, on the 22d.
1t is reported that the greater part Of Shreveport
La, including considerable amount OF cotton, had
been burned.
Thomas W. Conway, Assistant Commission Of
Freedmen. reports but 400 Regulars in louisiana
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Then and Now New Era; Pacific Railroad, Cumse oil
Schuyler Collar Dr. Aver. Process W<dpf Caution Great
Humboldt Desert Tour Through II. lie Wonders and Re-
Fncx TEns-Leitsr nom Our Special Correspondent
Across the sIae !" Topography; Excitement in Falls and
fed-ste oscer Not Yet Idens.d Austin and It's En-.
yIons On ie Cooraio San Antoni0 Cotton Spectators
tropo. and Its surroundings Rebel Balloon Made OF Sc
cessonss Dresses Pecsanes Of the Ascent and Descent
Magnificent Panorama An Attendant Butterfly and wecom
Ina CHKRBouRe NAVAL FErE-rntsresting Letter from
Our Special Correspondent voyage from Portland; Arrival
at the Rendezvous Description OF the Vessels Scenes and
Tas sourH-Let,.r from a sou,hsrn~r.
INTERESTING TO FAUMaRs-GTapes IN Illinois.
THO LEIGa-By the Author OF dennis Donne," &c. ;
CHAPTER Kill, An Earnest Shepherd
NEW PUBLICAIIoSs-TheA Atlantic Monthly for September;
Draper on the Civil Policy America Elements Of the Ger
man Language The Oil Regions Of Pennsylvania s. S. COIs
ASorHKR Lyrr1R PROM THE Hos. A. o. r. NICHOLSON
(Mr Greeeys Reply will be Found among the Ediiorasl
OBITuARr-Death Of George LiveTmore.
EDITORIALS.
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The New-York Scmi-WeeLiy Tribune
adv his morning. contains:

KNa1V
Jaws SuxxAar-Miitary, Naval. the Gulf States; News
nom W.shlug on Virginia the Southern Atlantic stAio, hen
and T-nns.ss New. York Nrw.EnglHnd tho Western
states Political Domestic Miscellany and Foreign News
Tug TRIAL on WIRE-lntsIr,tng Particulars oil tho Ev
denco. =,
TINS PUBLIC DKBr-Tabuln Statement OF the Debt on the
Let Inst 1870 -, u +,
INTERESTING yRoa FuRoPE-The Atlantic CAbis Inc al
vance Of the Cholera Terrible Raysgo OF the Disease IN Italy
aud Spain. - -, ., q,
THa FAILURE or KErcHUa Co.-Meeting OF the Cred
ofs from Different Member, Of the Firm Affecting
statement by Morris kechum, Compromise OF sAty pei
Cent Agreed Upon.
NEyhpA-Hishy Interesting Letters from Special Cor
respondents, upionyisj Il, Topography Two poI, AS'
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Hotel Personal,

Senator johnson and family, Baltimore. Nd. :;
Brig. Gen George linn, Philadelphia and Judge Mar
tin, Baltimore, are at the Fith Avenue Hotel
Malor'Gen. j W. smith Genevs; the Hon. e. T.
Huntington. California; tho Hon. Charles =, NAV
Alabama; w. Is. Thorn, Toledoi Dr. Wagner. T. :. a
and Judge S. ID. Lawrence, New .Loudon. are nj Tho
Metropolitan Hotel
Gen. j. = Berry, Maryland; Gen. A. L. Lee Nav
Orleans; Col. Robinson Washington, and the Rev. II
j. Sage Massachusetts are at the ~. Nicholas Hotel
j. HiiZ esq, COusuG General Of Switzerland returned
20 the ST. Nicholas Hotel from brief visit 10 Washing
ton yesterday. lie viii leave on Wednesday for
Switzerland.
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IscrsOunl.

The Hon. Theron Metcalf, for the past II
years one OF the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court
Of Massachusetts, has resigned that position on ac.
count of increasing years and infrmities.
At the Kittatinny House, Delaware Water
Gap last week there were met Gov. Curtin and VIII.
liam i. Mann Of Pennsyl 'ana Senator Stockton and
Gen. Stockton Of New.Jersey
Mr.. Ariel Parish of Springfield, Mass, many
years efficient instructor about TO become Super
intendent OF the Public Schools in the City OF hewHa
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ne H"ssian-American Tciegraph-Arriv-
al Of the Clara L ell at Sitka.

CHICAGO, Monday, Sept. 4, 1863.
-. message from McCrealiSh, dated the 18Th
c. O., s'!s the Russian American Overland Telegraph
bark Cara Bel! arrived at SitLa june ID,
in lne voyage from New-York in l3j DAYS touch.
49, d. Ine Cape de Verde Islands for water She
Ho 9lt on deck the small propeller steamer Lizzie
, ner Ion the use Of the expedition on tho interior
board we're well. eO' ""N ''' VII
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Death Of Commodore John Coilins-Ar-
rival OF Cotton.
boston. Monday. Sep

BOSTON. Monday, sept. Z. Irb3
Commodore john Collins, long OF the United
states Navy died on Saturday al North Conway, y.
H. where be was visiting He born in 1925, served
with distinction during the last war with Greet Britain
and continued in service up 20 within SIX years
when il,.health CONT eled him to retire.
The steamer Kensngton arrived today from New
Orleans with s92 bales Of cotton and other valuable
Southern produce.
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Loss Of n Bosion Vessel.

Information has been received here Of a
collision at sea, resulting the sinking Of the Boston
bark Mercy Parker.
On the 18th Of August. in fog off Cape Breton The
bark Holbrook, Capt Murray Of Boston, c0lidcd with
the Bark Mercy Parker Of tho same place cutting
away her bows and sinking her.
Capt. Murray of the Mercy Parker with all his crew
and Mr. William Mutually OF Boston the only passen-
ger were all saved and taken by the Hob.ook TO Cow
BAY.
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FROM RICHMOND.
Nemiaa ton of Franklin stcrns-Pardon
Resfored-Rishop Eny.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Sept 4, 1855.
Richmond papers OF this morning have been
received aud contain the following items
Franklin Sterns, the well known UniOnist of Rich.
mono is announced as candidate for the Legislature
Alexander Dudley President OF the York River Rail-
pid has had his pardon restored TO him by President
bishop Lay, who was arrested on suspicion OF having
Important papers which would have furnished strong
uelce against certain political pIisOueTs, has been
ie'eas'l lis innocence having been ascertsmed.
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SoLnIrss, MrssrNGER CoRps. -The "Soldier

SOLDIERS MESSENGER CORPS The soldiers
Messenger Corps have stationed four messengers
thus far who are satisfactorily youched for They are
stationed respectively al No O. Wall ST. Nos 80 and
u Broad.st. No. Battcry-plnce and NO ia Fulton
At and now only await the patronage Of the public to
Obtain n livelihood IL Is the Intention of the Protect
i've War Claim Association 20 extend this Corps as
fast stations and the right men can be obtained IL
duty they the public 10 be saTt OF their mes
senges and they yery particular they appear to
uD slowly
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MARIE r. ID.

KENYON-DOW-On Saturday morning. Sept = IN broos,
lyn by the Rev. Jacob West Mr. Vernun :, henyo" NJ
cards
KNIGHT-SMITH-At Perth Amboy N. J., on mohoay'
Sept A. by the Rev l. NJ Fireman. assisted by 'he hvi
O. Lawson Thos. T. knight OF Brooklyn, ~ l., 20 ssV
ey daughter Of the late Joel Smith OF the former pe'
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The Fenians-Mectiag in Troy-Contribu-
ton BY John Norrissey.

Troy, n. Y. Monday, Sept Z, ls65.
There was very large meeting of the
Fcnian Brotherhood OF this city at Griswoi Hall. to-
night. Tho room was crowded. Mayor Gilbert and
other prominent citizens were present Speeches were
made by Patrick CObeit of Syracuse, Mr. Brennan Of
New York and Thos i. Carroll OF this city. John
Morrssey came upon the stage. made speech aud
ended by contributing $1,000.
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Democratic State Convention.

The following is list of the delegates chosen
last evening by the various factions ofthe City Demo
cracy to represent the party in the State Convention
which meets tomorrow at Albany:
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Fatal Accident on the Ncw.Hnven Rail.
road,

On Friday evening a. the New-H ayen train
was approaching the village 81 Port Chester. woman
discovered by the engineer TO be sitting on The
track Every effort made 10 stop the train before
il reached her, bat u vain. aud she struck
by The locomotive and thrown from the track. and when
found shortly niterward. dead. An inquest would
probably he held on Saturday.
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nrscnyrINrANcF op rHE FRREpMEN's Br.

DIsCOSTISUANCE or THE fREhDhENS Du-
REAu IN EAsI TESNgssrE-We learn. unoiiiclily that
President johnson La directed the dscont.nuiuce ot
the operations OF the Frcelmcns Bureau IN East Ten
nes-ee The smsl number ~ Freedmen IN this loiaty
probably led 10 this step Abandoned lands can and
ptob,bly will be beIcd by the United States District
Attorney for coniscaton under the laws Of Congress
Those who have taken the oath Of amnesty VIII be per-
mtted to take possession OF their property lChatta'
uOoCa Gazette. Aug. -
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RaiIrond Disasters in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. Saturday. Sept. 9 1861
An accident occurred on Thursday afternoon
Oh the Nashville and North Western Railroad. II miles
nOm the city The train n the track and smashed
several ears. One c0lOrcd sadly bruised.
Two engines colided on the Macon AID Western road
yesterday, resulting In one being smashed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05

NEW AND EXQUISITE Music" We Never
Can Forget It." or the Memories OF Andersonvile
Prison Pens By HENRY TUCKER 30 cents. DO not fail
10 get this exquisite Song. just published by W.
JENNINGS DEMoREsr, No. Az Broadway. Mailed free.
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fAdysr.isementSl

HTLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED
Rosg WASH cures secret aud delicate disorders in all
their stages at little expense, little no change In
diet no Inconvenience aud exposure IL is pleasant
in taste and odor immediate Ia its action, and free
from al, injurious properties
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'ai Roller ExpIo-ion-A Lady Killed,

r. IhFNloN- y. J.. Monday, Sept 4. 1855.
n 5 ine propeller MOllisOn exploded her boiler
Y,rr'' Ehea near this city her return from New.
Az 'aaed with merchandise for Trenton valued al
a.. - A lady from Bound Brook, named Van Dyne
asd ts.T The engineer was veiy seriously Injured
sp.ain waA hurt but not 60 badly.
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FATAL RUyoyEE ACCIDENr.-Last evening
lad named james Warcham run over In Wooster
Il near Blcecker by Of Hes,eotts express wag'
ons aud 80 severely injured that be del soon after.
The body wa. tai 10 the residence Of the parents az
No IA BeeokeI st.. by the Eighth Precinct Police aud
atcorOler notified to hold an inquest
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The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES W RINGER, with cog
wheels WarraL ted the best In use. statesmen wanted
everywhere r. c. BROWNING. Gen. Ag't, 347 Broadway
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SOMETHING NEW.

Bows and Childrens GARrBALpI CUrAwAY and ZoU.
AVE SuIrs by the Thousands at Reasonable Prices.
T. V. BRoKAw. No. % lafayette place
No % Fourthaye.. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-05

DRrs-lSG COMBINED Such is the great discovery
LONDON HAIR Color REsToaER And DRESSING. Also,
sure preventive of badness Does not stain the SKIN
or coil the finest liner Cures all eruptive diseases
Itching scurf dandru. &c, keeping the scalp perfectly
HEALTHY. Sold by oil leading Druggists. Address or
ders 70 Dr. SwAYNE & SoS. Philadelphia
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Barracks Destroyed by Pire.

AUGUSTA Monday Sept Z. 1865
Five barracks at Camp Coburn, belonging TO
the Government totally destroyed by FIRE night
and three other barracks md suffers building
also partly destroyed by being down prevent the
spreading OF the flames. Loss g.. 90. The fire
probably the work Of an incendiary.