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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

TRAINS LEAVE SEW.yoRK;
For Nswilsvun i.O0 AO0(EK.,l u.JJ NJ ~ Is (EAt
800 (i.I.,l s.s5. 40 and 800 (E1,Dp p
koI Bid;evoIt. 400. 400, (tl.l ll.N q l.l5. (ErS
3Oo (Er..l J. 80, 4 " and 800 tEx.)
For Milford, and Str4tiord, 100. u % 3ss a3
For Fairfield, Southport aud wes1Pcr Ieo ilSoa m 40
40 p N - -
1i5 4.3o $50. BOO (rA,l p.
kor Darien, i.", 80 lL.1 a. N. AS 40 80 n.
For Greenwich, 100 $50 li.a0 u. IS, 80 30 oca
For Stamford, 100 ~ tEID 49, l31 m TIA (bLb
400 (tI.) rs 40 $50. $50 400 tEI.. J p. M. -. -
For Port Chester and inrtmedse stations. TOo, sS' ~
q m AS, 49,, $50 SO, 7Vi y.
CONNECTING TRAINS. -.
For Boston via Springfield. 500 ~ (EI.) 800 tEA'lsVs
p
For Boston, vi. Shore Line I2ls, (EI.l aeop NJ
For Hartford snd Springfield Soo (Er q m (EI'lLoA
GI.,l l2.l3, $50 op. ,.,x
fcr Conn,ctic a River Railroad eo1A M tEr,l lIlsP
10 Montreal 800 o. m 20 NoThampton. .
For Hartford Proyisucs and sl.hk Railroad AGO. Es-D
For Nav Haven LOuJou and stonlnson Rsilrosds
400 |. m llIS 1CO, 800 p. IA.
For Canal Railroad lai5 o. In TO Northampton
For Uou..tonic Railroad Va m. and y Saturdays
train. corn.cring With viii run 70 fittsnold-othss
Sor Naursiuoi abroad. 400 m. 3oo ?.
For Dsnbnry and NoTwAk ksincad, 100. $50 a m. ~
p.
JAMES II. HOYr, Sgpt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
Goal, &f.
CAMERON COAL.

L N"H"0' 00'"
THE CAMERON COAL COMPANY are now oeerns
tbi. Superior BITUMISoUs COAL at EB,abethpOt, Bald
more and Philadelphia at low rs,o, II is unsurpassed Tor
generating 'team Iron foundsr, Blaok'mith' Gas Com
panies and other purpose. for which Btuminou' Coal
now used A, fusl for gate. Il has superior Its al
mos. entirely free from suIpaur For terms apply ct tho
oeo. Of the Company. No. II Broadway. Room Ne 20
COAL Mt COST. The PEOPLES COAL
" ASSOCIATION arr now receiving order, first qnality
of Red and Ash AID Crate coal q the whole
No IS An con.uu,rs opposed high pfices should les'e
thrr orders inimed stcy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

OEOPT.Es LINE for ALBANY and TROY
PoR ALBANY rhe steamer 81. JOHN esye. 9n I'll III
d,ys N-du.slsSs and Fridays. and the DrN. hlL aIS
MJND ou Tuesd9ys Thufsdsys snd SsgtdaY. :, oc'"0
:, -, from, Pier No. a. Nor RivGr. foot ~ tsnsist
For eor-I he .eeuer NaSDFKkl ~ leaves on ,lnnsyt
Tues Iay. snd Thur,days. and the RIP NAh WiHhLE s
sorday. "Wednesday aud trJsy, at oc4ock p n' "'.
p, ~ 40 kcdn II ger. oi W ats-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
C6FETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT.

~ FOR BOsTON ,,,,
Hop CEsrER, fALhLR; FiTGilroMHg FiTG ~ N EsSIvS ssSn
ION Eli. CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUnThN"
ANp INTERN MEDIATE POINTS,
III new and .;aanch .t,si1ers OF the hoIs ,:h ins
CITY or BOSTON AID CITY or NEW fOan.
esse York daily fsundays erceoed ,t occcse ~
uon Pier No. 39 Noth klvrr foot foe. Of Nssy"'
FOR NFN-LOSDO:. -
b.rs connecting vi tie s,esmboa Express 1fnin 70 ~
sbvs pou,s ", Norwich and WorcesGr, ios"n sni W.
ee,t Worcester and Nashua and New London and Nofnss
Railroads. y-.,.-..,,o, ,r, ..-
Of r. = MARTIN, Agent or ths rier
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD COM
Nl PANY-FOoi Of bsrrisy st-On and stef Juas ~
ming for EsCkeltstown and ntegedate ses
tone vii $3.50 Mail Erpres. Tor al .!siioss
rsst of Milbuln at 10 p. Mori,town Express q,
:. SCHOCH. Assistant supSrinteadrni-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot foos

ERIE RAILWAY Trains leave Dopot foos
IL Of Chzmb.rsst., via psvonis Ferry;
Day EIpres for Canandaisus hocaT.'sr b"9sS nS
Salamanca aud West Connects at Buffalo WIN lAss SuoS
aDd Grald TiuDk Railway. aud at sssHanjs Win Au.aas
ard ur-st Npstefl Railway. -, -,
e:3Os a. M. Mk and Wsy Train daily TO otsvine
lp m. Express Ma f,r buf.e. connecting ~'fn LsAs
Shore Railway. . ,,y.A
sp ~ Ns6t EIprtss, for Canandasus Rochester bunaa
spn Lightning Erprs.s daily for Causndaigga Rocses
ter buffalo. ss4m5ncs, Dgatirk snS W.ts oonaecs,
Sal uaue. with Atrntic and Crest Weston, Railway.
o. u Emigant Trsi, daily, for Buffalo, ss'Amaics DT
'N HUOH RIDDLE. 0enr supt Nsw.Yeck
W. K RInR l,enl pas, A.cnt Nex. loIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
C,ENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.

NENTRAIs RAILROAD OF " r. W -JEh Il
Frf M foot Of Norta River, New YORK 90
rern. a, Hs ton Junction with the Delaware, acsawanne
sna Wsrern Ksiroad Esstou with t1f Lnisn ,sN
RAJ, rod sn its forIniaz diTes, me " -
bIrsi tba West without change OF cs' sSo TO e "
"'E''" GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE wEsI
Two EItress 1aus d,iy Tor tine West efc'p' ouhiASs
Une ~ res. ,rein dy ercept ss,oTdsy) to the Oh 10
sixty Nile. and Two Hours saved BY is h,e 70 Chicago
Cincin,s.i 81 Loni, ee. with bat cbspge Of cara
fALf ARR RAN1tMENrS.
Commencing Oct g. 1855 leave NewYorx a. te lows;
At 6:Ol a. u. for Ess,on Narcn Chunk "ihi~mspo$
WlsesDsrre Mehuuoy City. &c. - w.
mail TEAIs-Ai Boz Tor Flemngfeo. Easton w 60
Gap, Scranton Wke.oars Great Bo1i fists'on D"s's>
sos g. H. wes.srn Express fS Fas.cn, Allentown hsaA
ins hArlsJurs, Pittsburgh ald tho West VIA o1t -
change OF cls 70 CinonIs Chicago and os TWO ehsnSO
- 90 m TRAIr-For Esstoa Allentown Msacn Chunk
R.sdns Pottsvule, Harm sOurE &c . -,
an m.-Eor Esston. Scranton. Gre.t Bend bescosS
Nauca CHUNK and " wllan.sport.
3D. M for Some;ville and Pennington
l:lO D. m.-For Somervilis. , o.n ,,u.
e.Go N M WEsrBaS ErpBEs, TRAiS-kor Ea<ton- Ahee
,ou, Readiu, harrisburg Pittsburgh. and tho w esi otes
Ina cars from Jers-y City through To Pittsburgh. ~,
ELEApETH7oRr NBw-ioRx fEi ti-he~vs W.
York from loot o. Ihb-ry q, sJ m. 0aid SOW
r. 4. Tier No. zN0rh kv+r n T. IN Ire OodSSop -
Ber ,sn Point and Mariners Hsrbor. -
West be ootsined a. ths oinoe o ~
Genital Railroad - n. WE foo' OF ioetty-ic, W. NJ
No Aaor Iouss al Nos I and $50 brosdWay, sna al tns
4ncipa hotels. JOSIAH o. STEARN5 Sope nienaeoA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
Steamboats, ano Railrcaos.

CHiyGE OF TIME FOR BRIDGEP0ngnr:mr
u On and aler MONDAY 0ct the .e'oS ssrr scriu,
III III on. sr,;vng i time 10 connect Win tns
T,.in, Frs;sht tsIen for the Nscsatuck and
ID IA,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

i ROADs-On snd ster MONDAY, Irne >, 1865 trains
for Albany aa Troy cneciug Win Northern snd We.te<p
,rsius viii cave New-for a. follow;
7:Da am-Nis Hudton River knlroai 1hirieths,, as
Ten ave- connecting with ans for Saratoga aud SdAros
Spnnu. ,,.
ave connecting with trains for saraoss sharon spnngs&v
and At Chatham ith train, for points Lest.
p mv. Hud4on River Railroad connecting with rass
f5r SaTsogs - n
an m-.yis Hudson River Rrlros5 connecting At Ttcy
r.th tain for Montreal with seepilG Car sitacheo.
4tJp. m--Nia Harlem kalroaa connecting at ChHhsn
win train for Lebsnon sprinp. Sleeping Gar attached =
Albsnv. =. -
% m-NIs Hudson River Railroad, Seep'ng Cars fo~
New Yors b Bufso and Supension Bridge without change
This train Sundiys 80 "a
iy.el "a u,-Njs hudson River Rslrnsd with S-~ptus
Car attached cou.trS at Alb sId Troy with n.riiLs
trains fos North and West WM. IL NANDEkBILT,
~ - Vice President.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
TRAVEL 10 CATsKILh

DLEASURE TRAVEL TO CAISHiLn III
MofSTiig HOUSE. LEBANON spRih9S, S1hh asi.
ToGa. LAKE GEORGE ard CdAMpLAlS,i Nv. MVs ". lin
QUEEEC. and all other points norm ''1 ''''
nay B0AIs Tor ALBANY lending at fogk"rs Oo1enss T
Hotel DocA West IOif, neWpursn i0sb"A"'P''' "
beck Cat kin and Hud-on - =, II t.,,.hoo-l ,rJJES-
D.SS TGIlrgSDAYs aud SATt RDAis sDd toe DAnh.D
DiEW the alternate morning tou aud after May sdt AZ
a. from Pier loot Of Desbrossess. touching Al Ahhss
Pier 10 receive p'ssenseu At H. L.,.,h. W., .nA
"a on board end bssgsgs checked , W
~ making cosr snd cvnnectiohs Wltn ts,s NS
YonK CENTRAL and .sORTHERN RAlLhoaDo.
gayms. transferred without charse
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBUkGm 5,ys si an. anu
q - d., No as, foot Of Fransiin st., every a'tefoyn
Sunday. ocGca .,pdTs s,S. a fg.D F.bI It ia
/, M md Neyburzh T;20. landips a. above --
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11

GENERAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
IA British Provident Association will be held the Star
HOTEL 10 State street, York Saturday 10th inst,
O'Clock p M, the purpose Of making rules by laws
= r 80 JAMES BURGESS. President
WIN. SIXTH, Secretary.
TRAVIS TAYLOR, Corresponding Secretary.
WILLIAM JACKSON Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11

q. BURHHAM, AUCTIONEER.
dcent Hossehoid Furnfe Paintings Pianofore statusry
Bronxes many costly Works OF Art and
Of virtu pubic This day fMondayl. ec-
CANT residence No a West Sixteenth
Fifth and Sixth avenues commencing at lOI O'clock
Drawing Room Furniture superb suits covered Will French
match Etagerss Bookcase Bos de Rose Cabinets Encog
Lace Curtains Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Oh Paintings BY ancient and modern artists two superb
Paintings views Ancient Rome original BY Cole: Hov
Family Seeres Fruit Piece Winter on the Neva
St. Peersburg Marine Views, Flemish Interiors; Pastec
cy.HIs;ms. shaksPere Nssseppa Minerva Diana Nep
Magnificent Rosewood Pianoorte richest offered
at auction this season. Stool Cover Music Stand
and Walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedseads Armore race
syis Loa. xby Hair ana Spring Sofas Chairs
6avers Punch Bowl, Tabs Cutlery Linen China Dinner
rperounptory. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1865


OILY LINZ a. az BRITISH 3 STEAMERS CARRYING
STEAM TO LIvEnPooE sSSSAssdow AND THE IRISH
5.ss ,s "a Il. \
r.,.....l: IN MSS Ssss ~ SesIas
company do not employ runners.
NATIONAL LINE TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
steamship ss Sny Sso The s eps
SONS Passage ONCE, US Pearl street ~'p'
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
TE sEES y Aasg NEW
TWEEN NEW YORK AND MA HAvs sH.H CALLING At
DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK.
rrpopv PIER NO 20 NORTH RIVER -.
WASHINGTON surmont Friday Feb
Fir; cabin sssond cabin cf Including b. win.
Medical attendance free Of charge,
GEO. MCKENZIE Agent
WIN r.move December IS to new Office, s. Broad~ay
BSnlev1 1rd, dss cspucnes Grand Hote
THE ENC North Eth GERMAN LLoyDs STEAMSHIP BEE.
mail win sail from the Bremen pier foot Of Third
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 AT IL O'CLOCK n.
BREMEN, VIA sc SOUTHAMPTON.
LONDON HAvRE t1SU AND BREMEN
ee following rates. payable in gold or It's equvasnn
the arss cabin slos second cabin s 80; steerage
viii be followed by the HANsA, December 80 1856
for freight or passage apRlE e co pr.a ....
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET ooMpANYs
A01 -AA'' Steamship rEuroNrA
win satarday ssf Hasa s'A''' mall
to ayT az and
The rEoToNIA WIN be Showed By the sAxoSIA on Jan.
KUNHARpr CO.. c,n RICHARD BoAs
E.shanss No. rss,, sss Ases
CrEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENS.
- oWncThe inman Line sailing ssmiwsokiy carrying
CITY OF DUBLIN, "Wednesday, December Is
CTy az az c6RK fWaK sturdy Dscemssr is
CRY OF BOSTON saturday, DeeemSer a
And each succeeding Saturday and Wednesday, noon
BY THE MAIL srEAHFn 81 sa hAssA every
Fl rs G casn stTsr1 ,sr,o,
80 - fiAYiABL. IN COLD 10
STORAGE s35; payable in United States currency 80
Passengers also forwarded to Havre. Hamburg, BreAen
steernge passage from Liverpool or Queenstown $780, gaa
or the equivalent Tickets be bought hero BY persoE
sending for their friends
IS BroadwaysN. Y.
CTEAM TO LoNDoN.-THE SPLENDID BRITISH
- iron steamship ATALANTA 8 900 tons, Captain VIM H
Tuesday December ~ For passage, the lowest rates.
apply to CHAS. a. WHITNEY, 26 Broadway
For freight apply # M5w SsS street sp1xwr1 A.,.
E'oR LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
u Cunard steamships
SCOTIA from New York December IS.
PASSAGE MONEY FROM
Cabin 1882 80 Second Cabin $50 90
PASSAGE MONEY Bosrar.
psyabe in gold or il sauvalent 'aa o"'' "
For freight or passage apply to r. CUNARD,
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
THROUGH LINE

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
J. THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And carrying the United States Mall,
leave pte- No AZ North foot OF Canal street Mt IL
o'clock noon the i lth and 2lt Of month lex
cept when those dates fall Sunday and then the
ceeding Saturday for AspISWALL connecting YIN Pa
Panama for San Franclsco e, lolshiag at Acapulco
ist-HENRY CHAVNCEY Contain Gray connecting with
CONsTITl TION, Captain FarnsSrorth.
Ilth-ATLANTIC. Capt Maury. connecting with GOLDEN
CITY, Captain Bradbury
2lst1NEW YORK, Captain Horner connecting with
Departures Of Is. and Ella. connect Panama with
steamers for South Pacific ports Those of lat touch ut
Msnzanilo
THROUGH CURRENCY
LIST Cabin. "a Cabin. steerage.
$3.50 42Jn $i25
discount OF fourth from stesncrs allowed 10
second cabin and storage paascnycrs with families
One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult Baggage
masters accompany baggage through and attend to ladies' and
children without male Bargaga received the
dock the day before smiling from steamboats, railroads and
passenge who prefer to send down early.
An experienced surgeon board Mcdicine and attend
free.
steamer will be placed the line January l. 1861 10
from New Orleans % Asp!nwail, via Havana.
For passage tickets further information apply vt the
Companys ticket Office the wharf foot OF Canal street.
North river. F. W. o. BELLOWS Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11

A DRIAN a. MULLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A Household Furniture, Panoforte Billiard Table &c. =
ADRIAN II. MULLER. r. r. WILKINS 4 CO will sell
ct auction, Tuesday December H. at 0 O'clock 1873
Clinton pacs Eighth street the entire Furni.ure contained
Tees voaire Chairs and Chairs In brocate
Lace Curtains marble top Centre Tables Etagere
Han0fOrte, octaves made by Light Pier
Glasses OAK Dning Room Furniture in reps oak Buffet
Bronze French Clocks, Paintings Engravings
tuees mahogany French Bedsteads Spring Mattresses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11

ITC sM.n procSsd on The 18Th day Of
s q rsT a O'clock one rr IN sss s q
ew York 70 81 Pierre Rebsn Of ssrns ~ VIE
ana ana cSer ssses e said es.se belongs
from ne spsvss R,sben and also the ptoporo"
psnsss sud counssl fees e g PEABODY Rsfss~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11

A MASS MEETING OF COLORED PERSONS WILL BE
n held this Monday evening in the basement of Shiloh
church Prince street. of Marion the subject Of
sending colored delegation to Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11
TRAyELLERs' GUIDE,

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS. ON
IL and after Monday Nov trans for Albany and Troy.
connecting with Northern and Western trains will leave
New YORK foiows:-va Hudson River Road, Ihrte.h
street and Tenth I'D and 10 A. NJ and $50 and
III r. M and Harlem Road, Twenty sixth street and
Fourth avenue, al II A N. ands p. ~ The Y. NJ train
WIN H. VANDERBILT. Vice President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11

EORSAvANNAH DIRECT-STAR LINE.-SEMIwEEK
connecting with railroads Georgia and Flo
rda The first class United States mail steamship CONSTI
TuflCN Captain Greenman, will sail from pier Is North
river pot q Cedar street on Saturday December 10 a
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11

MN WRITER'S, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
Nv Tuesdsy a. 10y 9'ciock a. ~! FOURTH syenne the
in store slso Furniture Beds, Bedding, China 0a.. -
Try, Carpets, Stoves, &c. --r-~-~~~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-08
Chinese Thieves.

Dexterous as are our pckpockets in 6lch
ling pocket-handkerchi stealing purses
and practicing other larcenies, those of Can
ton are far more bold and ingenious, and
strange to say, there is seldom any interfer
snce from passers.by for the assistance Of
The robbed or the capture of the robber.
shop keeper will not leave his shup to de
nounce a thief whois committing depreda.iops
at his very door, but will probably laugh al
the cleverness of the impudent and success
fol vagabond, who, unnolested, carries off bis
prey. A single thief has been known to ar
rest sedan chair, and to rob the pariy con-
veyed with 1t, the bearers (they not being ac
complies, but considering the matter as no
concern OF theirs) stopping and looking on
while the nefarious deed was done.
In one case when short.sighted man was
being carried in his sedan, his spectaces we're
removed before his pockets were emptied. and
the robbery took place in long street where
multitudes OF persons were constantly pass.
ing.
Among the amusing modes Of punder in
ChinRiss the fishing for towels and catching
them with rod line and hook. A man will
be seen sometimes sitting on the wall of a
poullryyard bobbing his bait among the cocks
and hens, and every now and then, after
twisting its neck, conveying one away to his
bag; and that being replenished he will movs
on with a simplicity and serenity Of counte-
nance Ike the grayest of mandarines At
Macao, on the ground floor, large table was
spread for great dinner. 1t was covered with
many delicaeles, and as usual, there was a
great abundance of silver plate.
The sun had gone down, the wax candles
were lighted, the windows left open for the
benefit of the evening breeze Suddenly
great number OF bamboos were seen to epter
on all sides from the varandas, at the same
moment every bougie was extinguished by a
puff from the bamboo hollow tubes. The
apartment was involved in darkness, band
Of thieves Jumped in, and before the astound-
ed guests knew where they we're or what was
doing the whole Of the plate was conveyed
away; and boat having, no doubt, been
provided for the transport of the spoil either
to neighboring island or to the main land
of China no trace was ever found of the rob.
berry or the robbers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-08
SdaiIg empire.
The Greatest SwindIe OF Ali
Frauds ia the Army Pay De-
PARTNER I9.G1f aa.H.I t

The embezzlemep;, fraud and forgery that
are discovered to have been carried on in the
ray Department OF the United States Army
VIII prove to be the gigantic operation OF this
swndling period. Ketchum with his two
millions wlll sink out oil sight when ali the
facts OF this affair are made public.
| This grand piece OF yilainy first comes to
lightin the Richmond pay district, aud that
u comes TO ight at present, perhaps results
trom quarrei between the National Banks
here ano those at Norfolk, The rogues fell
out.
How the swindlers operated is not vet csr-
tain but it appears TO have been by means of
the seVen-thirty bonds. In one statementit
is alleged that seven.thirties we're drawn by
the paymasters anterior to the date at which
their interest began, and that the Govern.
ment allowed interest from the date of sale
that the officers paid the troops in the bonds
and pocketed the interest allowed above what
was borne on the face of each note. And the
statement is that the paymasters, being in
colluslon with all the brokers and bankers in
the Richmond district paid the soldiers in
seven-thirtles and then realized large dis.
count for the exchange of the bonds for legal
tender notes. But these epaule letted financiers
never submitted lheir money making purposes
to any such slow or inadequate machinery as
this
The torgeriesspoken of in the arrests here
poInt also toa larger operation. We have
heard throughout the war of the discrepancy
between the numbers Of men who appeared
on the pay rolls and those who appeared in
the line OF battle Perhaps these forgeres
will let as further into the history Of that dis,
crepancy II there were thousands of bogus
soldiers there would also be thousands of
bogus discharges, Tor which the iorger would
get not five, ten or fifty dollars from a poor
devil OF soldier, but tens of thousands of
dollars, drawn from Government as the sun |
posed pay of whole regiments that never had
any existence. The fergeres are in tina; di- |
recton.
The Pay Department of the United States
Army was constituted, to great extent, for
Just such result as this. There are in it,
and through the war have BEEN hundreds of
men who went in purposely to take every
chance to make money--men utterly without
patriotism, honor or conscience. Never was
such anlmmeDse amount of money dsbnfsed
30 loosely, and it ever the fnll history ia known
iAe records ofall other thievery will be white
10 it. just now the proper authorities owe "A
% pnbhc sentiment to vigorously examine
nio these operations, and to punish the
'windlers 10 the utmost possible extent The
miserable notion that all this villainy should
'e hushed up aud the villains shrouded out of
egard for the army should be gotten rid of at
'nce-N, Y. Herald
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-08

This invention consists OF Duplex Cor twol Elliptie
Pure Refined steel Springs: ngeuo1sy Braided
Tightly and Firmly together, Edge 10 EDGE, making
the Toughest, most Flexible, Elastic and Dursble
Spring ever used. They seldom Bend or Brake
Ike the Single Springs, and cons aqusntly presery,
their perfect and beautiful Shape than Twice rs
long as any Single Spring skir. that Ever Has or
Can be made ..".7. 81 II
The wonderful hexibhty and great comfort and
pleasure TO any Lady wearing the Duplex Eniptie
Skirt Will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies, Operas, Carriage Railroad Cars Church
Pews, Arm Chairs, for Proinanade and House liress
rs the Skirt can be folded when in use 10 occupy
small place as easily and conveniently as silk Of
Mnslin Dress. Il
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
Great convenience OF wearing the Dupex Flliptc
Skirt for single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For Children, Misses and
Young Ladies they are superior to all others
The Hoops are covered with plv double tgisted
thread and will wear twice rs long as The ngle warn
covering which is used all Siage steel Hoop Skitts
The three bottom rods every Skirt also Douhe
Steel, and twice or double covered to prevent the
covering from wearing oil the RODS when dragging
down stairs, stone steps, &C. &C., which thsY nre
constantly subject to when in use. r. ~, !, - "
sAn are made OF the and elegant Corted sTAtts
and are the best quality in every part, giving 10 the
wearer the most graceful aud perfect Shape possible
and are unqla 7tonably the lgitest, most lssrabe
comfortable aud eco nomea Skirt ever made.
Vests Bradley & cary, Propretors oftAe invention
and So.e Manu- aetufers, 70 Chambers, and ~ q 81
Reade Streets New York,
For Sale all tirst-class Stores in this CITY and
throughout ths United States and Ctnlds, HaVa de
Cuba, Mexico, South Americl, and the West Indies
HS-In9plre ferithe Duplex Elliptic Cor doIble)
pr1ug Skirt .4 aug rs Bind 4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-08
o YES! O YES!

TNHE undersigned is duly licensed Auct onssr
for Montgomery county and win cry sales, as
often es his services, may be In demand rT'f' \
Persons who have not taken out license will ba at
tended 10, II they violate the law.
N. B.-Residence RI$ miles south east o ofMIAMIe.
BURG Orders left with JOHN KISHR, ,lr,, or DAM
CLAY, MiamisbuTg on Main street will be attended
10. Col. GEoRGE KIsER,
Ruglo-WlWoV 'H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-08

A paragraph is circulating widely in the
papers, advertising that certain goldsmiths
OF broadway, New York, have prepcred as
q present for Mrs General Grant a set Of
iewelry, into whichtwas wrought the wood OF
the famous apple tree under which the Gene
rel met Lee TO arrange terms of surrender.
The present may be beautiful and appropri-
ale, but there was no such tree
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-08

The late Miss Howlands property was four
times as large as all the destroyed whaleship
properly, New Bedford is by no means
ruined. llifh HflIJla la'