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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20

WIZ j, ~" .nn''ae'e 'i'e IN un1,,w.r
ah'" s'crn"n'> Because it, make, p D.
PIE hohl hi, Jaw.
Lrnr Words. -" lorg dress-s. ire,
lH"o'v tlt" 'ou'c'h,ng wrong atous The
upd~r>'ar1i"s.
Why - hen immortal: B.c.,se hcr
s,n ueve7 -,,s
Wig "a \ chickens neck ike ,hr French
Emperor: L use it is bony pass.
To abandon friend for Fiugle error
shows a s'id bca' and weak judgment.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20

9orsD ADVICE -1r -ru would relish
our food. labor for it; If v"n would erj"v
your raiment. paw for i. h"forc you vea-
it; IL YOU would sleep snnndly, take clean
conscience to bed with you.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20

Coon Ap,IcR-1f anv holv is tired,
rest; il the brain is tired. sleep, if the tnw-
els are loose. lie down in warm bed and
remain thorc. aul cnt n"'hing until you
are well. If IN action nf The bowels lots
not occnr at the usual honr, eat TO, mn
atom until they do set, at least for thirty
six hours; mcanM bile !: nix urrcly of cold
water CT hot teas, ,xrrciSc III the rpcn ar
% the rxtcn, Of a gentle preparation. AID
keep ,hi. .p'i!l things, ri -h'ei: tais ous
snegc cstion. If prar,is"I would save my.
riads OF iives every ear h"h in To city
and in tie country. Th" 10 nei;s nca
in the world arc w4rm.h. abstinence and
rep"sc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-20

TuE NEXT CoNGREss The N. York
Post is arguing with Wendell Phillips to
show how s'oug the republican or Union
party is in the next Congress- Numeri.
cally there are now ia members elect
to that body, of whom IA are uncondi.
tional loyalsis. against thirty "conserva.
hvcs" and southern sympaihiserr, as thc
Post terms them. Kentucky and Navada
have yet to elect Giving the South sis
out Of tie nine members from the former
we will have the following result: UDiot
members elect IL
Kentucky.
Nevada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
FOrney and the New.York Hotel.

The Washington Chronicle publishes a.
editorial correspondence letter from Ncw.York. in
which the. followinjparagraph occurs;
went 10 the New.York Hote last evening. 10 return
the cal Of the Hon James l.. Orr Of South Carolina
Nowhere else could such sight have been prcsented
nowhere but in New-York i had kpown that hotel in
DAYS gone by when u the resort Of the de Ia
creme of the Democracy; when 81 Toll Benjamin Soule
Kentucky Preston Georgia Ward. South Carolina
Manning Virginia Mason. Maryland McLanc and
Florida Mallory wined and dined, and made platforms
for the mudsills under the roofs odoIous with the
old viniages and Roman e1sts OF that noble Bonface
but doubtful politician Mr. Cranston. When the
Democrats pot into the slaye-pens and made their
National Conventions "slaugber-houses. and hang.
ing yards however emigrated 70 toe As,or or the
Metropolitan. Last night saw the Newton Hotel
for the first time in many years II is still claimed to
be the Democratic - headquarters aud many oil the
former leaders, were certainly there They had been
absent on sort oil fourycars excursion and
were orly now returning to their former haunts.
In palmer language. many of the leaders OF the Re
belion have quariered at the New. York Hotel. The
arryal.bock was fast filling up with their names and
noted the familiar caigraphy OF the j. fs from nearly
all the "erring sisters" saw the gentle butchers
too Well dressed and fresh-shayed. they were most
courty gathering But what is there In the expression
OF man who has borne arms against his country that
insDctivey puts you on your guard freezes your kind
illness. and chils you into coolest couresyf Is it in the
eve the voice, or the memory hate the practice OF
setting up friend q counter picture TO another
even in thought but could not restrain thinking of
the difference between the men who ask and those who
al asked for pardon the reluctance of the TO vol
unteer complete penence. and the ffankness of the
other to Offer full forgiveness. The necessity well
the Justice of penitence makes little impression when it
fails 10 produce conquest of prejudice and longi
for readmsson upon the rejected blessings Of the Union
aud the violated duties Of tho citizen. 1t may be that
God has ordained that we shall only secure complete
restoration OF peace by compelling obedience 1t may be
that the policy OF pardon must be changed for sterer
rule Should this deplorabc alternative be thrown up
the Executive he will have the double consciousness
of knowing that he sought restoration by the OF
moderation and OF megnanimity and that when he was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Arrived.


3H NJ war steamer Watereens tNstherland') Capt. f.
u. Geerling Baltimore SO hours Has crew OF los men,
mount guns Zoo FOUNDERS rded and has an engine Of
horse power.
Steamship Eagle, Laurence Havana 10Th ult, mdse. and
pass. to Spoford &. Tleston.
Steamship Margaret Parks Mobile via Key West days,
with cotton, to Smith & Dunning.
Steamship City OF Port Prince, Curtis Apalachicoa July
r. cotton NJ H. Brigham July 81 oil Hatteras spoke bsik
Helena, bound 3.
Steamship Evening Star winpenny New Orleans 26t inst
Steamship Nevada Carpenter Savannah. wskemsu. Goo
kin & Dickinson.
Steamship Dacotah Ryder. Richmond, Va and % hours
from Hampton Roads. Pierson Collins
Bark AIber,ina Olmsed Vera Cruz 10 days. sarsapara
Hargous & Co.
Bark Ocean Home, Niekerson Remedies days. with sugar
Jas. T.. Ward & Co.
BrgJ n. Nevius of Demarara Cole Neuvas 10 DAYS SUI
gar &C., Brett Son Co. Len port brizs lido
H. for NewYork in days. Nellie Antrim for do days. E
len T. Stewart do days.
Brig Paragon, Hatch lof SearspO Bangor 10 days. lumber
20 master.
Big Velocity Darrell Cienfuesos 10 days with sugar to
Darrell Nash.
Brig Matide Qa Cahero, Licaa IS days. with birthstone
to order.
Brig Emma (Han), sechman. Marseilss 40 days. with
mdse. to Ruger Bros.
schr VIM: Hunter. Eldridge. New Orleans 10 days with
spoke schr. Elliott hence for New Orlsan.
Schr T. A. Paine Jones, Easport days with lahs to j.
Boyntons son X Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Passengers Sailed.

r. steamship Montery fa- New Or.osnsHr Van Natter
and wife M b. H. Goodwin r. Rob-.o Ferdinand leo. =
iaif1Ti Harry Hall samuel Bel. jane. s. R0dd Frederic
Gofrissen wife and child Col y J. White wife aud servant
p. ". Peabody Edward Kennedy Edmund Barlow. Morris
Brundovy, John White, Grrr,c Whppe Daniel ssmuel'
Chsrss Jones John McC suey John Msrker Louis A. An
d-fsou Philip Los.rg H. B Adcrey, 4. H. Foster James
Roger. aud son, Thoma. Is. lii,cherA.
H. steamship France MA for fOftlard-Nrs Merritt Grrmbe
and chdTrn Mlss UndcTh. q. W. Boutle and lady b..
ID Buen Geo fi'Ismm0ns c. L. Ives r. Van NLkenberg.
Danie bay Merritt Trouble 4 W, HUT, @. a. Eakenback.
4. u. McComar " II. Thompson, g. W Bacon and lady
Nr Fairbart Geo Emmett, J. W. Fer1on ard lady; Mas
Cunnif CHAM and Mrs. Van Zsndt g. =. Jack Mr..
Hamilton and } recruits Mr. HOyokr q. a. Perkins. wife.
and Children Ns Su.an height = H. Degon, Well Heath.
J. % Rice. ~ !. Osborne. and others.
In steamship Evening star for New -Dreans-CoL L. h.
Hswi~s aud servant DT r. Houi' J. = Nichols ID. and j.
Walsre \. Hickey John Rourh and two servants, j. I'd
Mis. ElwaId Mr. T. h. stark M.. Fl.het cbld and
s~ran, u ; Maynsrd Miss g. horton, w. H. Lctcbiosd,
wife child ard servant r. a. YORK. NJ. Gillespie and wife
Mr. L. ChaitalI servant ; Johuson l.. tsftuA. Miss
Casus Mis. Bou,on G. Lei ghon and wife w. fisherns,
T. A Champoiuere Jos L. Homer, v Bacchus, L. Collins,
Mr, g. Olwater j. +. tbeseborough NJ. Frank {. Yves.
h.l joseph Robbins and wife. p H. Lawrence. {. d. Con.
rrevr D. Levy j. El,aser II. Il. MARKS Master Cam, Mrs
Irfrot and child A. B hifland. wife aud cani Mrs Borden
child servant, Mr. Rhine Mfs. charles Iocihr and enid
A. Gusenhelu wife snd children Miss farich and chill
dfrn, ". II. Lyman. J. Mcdonald, r. lkelheimer Mrs: C..
Purnel and cbd Mr. koAuAe, ands children A. Mendes ).
ami 20 In second cabin. ~
Ia .eam,n!p D. { Knisht'for Wa,lnstonW. Vorp'anck,
=. verpauck bra Nerplsnck Ms. Cunningham and child,
Il. Franklin, and otAc..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Pnsscupcrs Arrived.

In steamship Eas'e from ilayana-G Adams wif, three
Children and Two servants. Tunel c. Dclsado scry
ru.er r. Censn,e, ard wife. &. ceranie IT, Ca'snora
Mar A. Glou A. n. 4. Besurrs,rd, X. Ueca L. Castillo
H. Echage and Mr. de What. and two daughter,
O. Niliate f. Lana \. Camille J. i. Lunsritt. b. o. w
c inle''' J.ol l. Cairo 30 s. Moliner c. A. hawly
C. Hitchcock r. Ken WIN Rahe aud seyi y de Artesa =.
Aresajr NJ. c. umug.. n. A del Riyero. J. NJ Conret.
wife and children; g. 7. Bell wife snd seyt r. Ahen vile
dlughter. and .eyt: L. Coutreras aud wife X. Bc,na
Gc..ler hr. T.. Aades 4. Blanc, F. sheri' and wife W
Foftier J. SUR j. NJ Ansgro. Z. Carrier A. NJ T. forc: r.
T.. Caftado. T. Arena. 81 j. Medeyo q l. de- Buis wHe
children aud servant; j. lAms, T. bs'ta' j. "aiei' E
Cairo. ~,
In steamship Nevada, from ssvannsh-A Weldron wife
son and three daughters ic. dseey wife and three
children Mr.. Howell and three children, Mrs Emery ana
three children Mis-. Waller. Mrs. Lu.iord Mrs. fi'nman
Mrs. Epps, M,s Bethany hra T. w; Richards, II; l.
Booher Jas Lynch, Rev o. smith Mrs 1en, sna
Ms. ~ T. Gllum Mrs GsrdIer and sou, Miss Amellsnn
Mrs b. strau.. and child Mis-. l.. C. Weeks Gerry Key
r.. +. Crane H. j. LaTcome Rev. Jas Little j. Rosenberg
J.. Cannon II. Ro,hchild q. Reinhardi, NJ Newman r.
ZacLariah and child, 7. Domain NJ. kemPnef IL A. hch
moni Geo II. Beard d. Ecks,rin. 81. q: GIay, H. Webb
ID. Tamags and son, j. " Bennett Ward o. !" steven.
G. Van Horn ~ Schaf n. Lusford I. r.. hickman h. '"
Belany, Major IL c. Weeks j. A. Robinson, ~ inst,soor
X Hail. Mljor Il. Agnes j. Dennis, Meinhafd, H. hine
and 1; In tho stcersgr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Important Decision under the Internal
Revenue Act.
UNITED STATES DIsTRlcT CoURr-Arouir .

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-Ardusr 2--Before
Judge ByTTsL
The United STATES ag, 90 Barrels containing Rum &C., and
material. and articles seized, &c.
In the above suit, Mr.. Byrne, on behalf Of the
c,ant the Court fof leave TO reake the property in
suit seized for violation Of the Internal Revenue Law,
h. filing bond. the value OF the property taking the ground
that this exercise Of the equitable powers Of the Court
in analogy the Revenue not within the words OF
the Statute.
Mr. Courtney Assistant United States District AttorneJ
relied the absence Of such power IN the atn und
conendei thu, tie limited power therein nanted could he
exercised solely by the assesor aud tbs court had no aEi'
diciion in the matter.
The nporinuce OF the pon; thus raised III a. once be
Tie following j. the opinion Of the Court:
Judge Be;is-Ihe COuf. moved on the part Of the
claimant by the 2rh Of July last for order that
the claimant restored 10 him the property ab,yeuen
toned seized and described In the information filed In this
the aboveentitled upon hing stip1aOus for
the value Of the with sufficient suTeties, Sc
The United States Attorney opposes the motion on the
ground thar the Act Of Congress tspproved June w. b'
provide Internal Revenue to support the Government TO
public debt for other purposes, ilJ
large sl has conferred upon other o.cc. than
the Judges Of the Circuit and Distract Courts Of the United
States Jurisdiction The reliei applied of to this Cour
by this motion That objection appears 10 the Court well
founded The present application must accordingly be de-
MED with costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
TrayeIcrs' Guide,

To Albany, BY Hudson r. X, Depo, Soh.st. and
loth-ave., aud By Harlem X. r., Depot 26thst.
and sth.av.. via Hudson River, y q. H., 40,
and 100 p. m, via Harlem II a m aud 40 o.
Sunday train. via Hudson River p. m. City
cars run between Chambers aud Both sts stations
and Oity Hall and 26th.st. station.
son. by steamer C. vibbara Taesdsys Ths.dsy.
and sa'urdsy = and Dsniel Drew, Mondays Wed
ne,d.y and fday. from foo, OF De'br0''es''
To Baltimore, by the Jersey X. r., foot Of
Coarilendtst.. 2 and lit am. p. M, aud IL
To Boston by steamer. City Of Bath every ssiu
day. and Jersey Blue, every "Wednesday, from
10 Boston. BY New.London line Pier SsN r..
andNePtune Line, Pier q N. H., dsy tsurdsy
To ;stOn. by Now-Iiaven Il. R., via Springfield:
70 a boston sp Sr New Haven K s;; and iS
ay, via Shore Line 2i end y. Suudiy..... p. m
For Catski. by steamer Thoma. Powell, from foot
day, at p. u and every Saturday at........ p. m
To Canandagus, Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca and
West by Erie Railroad foot OF Chambersst. .
and 10 a. m and. r. m
To Long Branch. by Raritan aud Delaware BayR
a. m
To Long Branch BY seamboa. Navesint, daily
(Sdndsy. eIcepiell from foot Of Barclayst \.
r. to connect a, Sandy Hook with sea.shore r.
H. for Long Branch at 10. and. ......... 4! p. m
10 Greeuport, by Long Island X. H., foot OF JAIME:
For Hudson ia Ca.kiii, Bristol, and West Camp;
steamer. leave foot Of Ilarrson.t North River p.
To Newburg. Poughkeepsie Roundout and Kings.
ton lsndng at Cozzsns Dock West Point and
Milton. tine steamer Mary Powell, daiy from loot
Of Desbrosses. n. K....................... ~ p m
To New. Haven come citing with Il. X. for Hartford,
and SpTngied-ctcamers cave Peck Slip at 81
To New. Haven. by the Newilayen R.R., 27thst
aud 4ihsv., at ny M. III, 2, 3i5, IT, and p IN
To Norwslk. landing al Whiestone City Island
and Greenwich. by steamer John Romer, pier 70
T. X, iPecksip) daily. .."...,..........'.' " p M
10 the West, by Central Railroad OF New-Jersey.
via Allentown. rom foot OF Liberty-st.. ~ H.,
m. II m. and $500 D. Sunday train....... p IN.
10 Phadephia, by NewJersey Railroad foot OF
81 and 4 IN Ia %.
NJ D" and z 6lsnr,n si1ais, :;,nS 6 p m'
To Staten Island, by steamer from Pier No. IL n.
r. near Deyst., At = ., 10. % q. M. 1880 ?, IS.
7p. IN. Oa Sundays. g. 1880, I'm. $50, ,, 430.
ON.
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Cos Line.
daily pier q. FOO, Of Robinson-st, n. r. p m.
To White Mount aims and Lake Mempiremsgos-
Direct route Via New Haven fs'eambost OF rad
road. Springfield end the Connecticut River Vat
ley. Take steamers ffom Peck--lip u BIS p. M,
from 2stb st. stallion at II - r.
To Washnston. bY New-Jcrsey Il. r. foot Of
Courtiandst. and lii A. m, ?. m. and ~
midnight. sunday p M
For further Information in regard % Railroad Time Tables,
> a1yeFii.e ment. 10 another mart Of thspaper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
THE STREET CLEANING FARCE
The Contractors 90 Mnlsc 100000 .
Month out OF their "Jeb'-The More
Money Paid the Fiithicr the Streets
Why the Contract should be Abrogaicd.

We published in yesterdays issue the amount
which Messrs. Brown, Deyoe Knapp street cleaning
contractors ere to receive each month for cleaning
the streets and removing herefrom all ashes garbage
refuse" &C. The amount (s37. 3s7 500 multiplied by
twelve will disclose to already heavy burdened tax
PAYERS that they will have TO pay the contractors about
siis,6JO per annum. For whats Echo answers-dirty
streets. filthy cutters, overrunng sewers; garbage
boxes filled with all kinds of decayed and decaying
matter admirable material to produce firstcass cpl
demlc OF any kind or character.
When the contractors first undertook this important
public service they encountered no little opposition az
the hands OF boss cartmen and foremen Of gangs"
Now this has disappeared. and the contractors nave
clear sailing Qhrough mud) and any number OF mem
horses ana carts In fact hey nave sGpeimus n rs
ccved the contract they have since become absolutely
rocking with filth ..
Onr readers who reside in such localities as fth ana
Madison.aves.. Fourteenth and Twcntythrdsts.. ana
other fashionable parts Of the city have very poor
conception Of the actual sanitary condition OF tne
streets of New.York. survey of the Fourth. sixth
Eleventh. Thirteenth and Seventeenth Wards VIII re-
veal 10 them that there Is no scarcity OF mud IN THESE
districts
When the Street Cleaning Commissioners were dis
cGsng the matter of awarding the contract 70 parties
who had put IN bids for amounts far below those
awarded the successful bidders, ono member OF the
Commission decidedly in favor Of giving the con
tract TO the lowest bidder" but the remark made by
another member that "ths work cannot be done Tor
less than $500 900 per annum, either III justice 10 the
city the contractors, silenced the eariue men,
Der. and how We have the result.
Gentlemen well yersed in this matter have no hesi-
taoa in asserting that The contractors nil be able 10 clear
s20O per month opr and ADORE az e5pense' ana TINS
divided by three gives each Of tue contractors
the snug little sum Of &c 900 per month
The contractors have sworn TO do their duty and
given bonds for the faithful performance OF their con
tract and the nonfulment OF that contract calls for
the immediate abrogaon Of 1t. and its assignment to
the hands of men who will have something else IN view
beside the rcpetion Of their pockets. We trust this
matter. most important one, will receive from the
hands Of the Street Cleaning Commissioners, the con-
sideraton it deserves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

Brig Sarah Crowsl (Br Messenger. Rio arsnds Dc Sui.
Boyd Hincksn.
Big Eolus OBJ. Forbes. Cow Bay c. B.. Brett Son
Co.
Brig Uncas (Br.), Barng, Liverpool N. g., Freeman &
Amy
Brig Me1icsns (Br) Henderson, Rio Janeiro O. r. Dick.
Prg Palma (Broz) Rogue, Msrarhsu, II. III. Swift l. Co.
Brig Hope (Br), Daiant. St. Vincent w. J. Middleton l.
Co.
Schr July Fourth, Shaw. Elzsbethport.
schr Brandywine. Corson, Philadelphia J. w. Mckee.
Schr. A. NJ. Chadwick, -, Philadelphia, Crowel <
Prime. 49,
schr Abby Brscke Achorn Philadelphia Metcaf& Dun.
can
Schr. c. L. Scu Hermann, Hobart 7. g. Benton Son.
Schr. j.. s. Potter, Philadelphia, Van Brun Slssht.
Schr. Whistler. Presby. Taunton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORk...... Auausr
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamer T.. c. knight Mason, Georsesown H. d. from
well 4 Go. 9Th
stssm,hip L. Fnos, lewis, Savannah. y. Campbell
Steamship City of Manchester (rl Hacrow L"npoo j.
g. Dale. . ~ ,. TT u
Steamship II. S. Haser Waisworth New'oreans d. b.
Cromwell Co. p
Steamship Monterey FIrber. Newor'esn', IA faynSr
SteaInfhip Constitution, -, SAVANNAH "aA''"'
Gookn a Co. =. 80, y,...a n
Steamship Creole Thompson, Norfolk and Richmond u
Hnecken Palmore ,, r..
steamer Abemare Brown Norfolk and Richmond Living
ston, Fox Co. 800 az, nth
Steamer Elizabeth Fowler Baltimore. WA Dalten.
steamer Fsaneonia Sherwood Postaud, H. b. Cromwell
Co -, ., uhu
Ship Great Western Cunningham, Liverpool C. H. Marshall
Co. rn..,.. A.
Ship Energy Caulklns, Liverpool spsdord, Tnss0n
Co ~ n ux L.
Bark Mary C. Dyer Cults. PoSt al Prince mansy u
Bark J. T.. Holbrook. Brown Cow Bay, u d. nfe' oon
K Co. O, r.o...
Roche, Bros Co. 49,,
Bark su.,n Jane ORR. Hu,ford Bridgeport, y
Bark Trowbridge Dsuse Burbsdoes Tfow ridges sons
Bark Brothers Long EllIibe,tport, j. w: kuwen 70.
Brig J. h. Small tBry. Steven, Sisai 'ampeae'y' Leay
craft 4 Go
Brig =. O. Adams, Parri,t. Philadelphia
Brig M.thi. tBsj Dyer, Kingston Jam, o. = Bailey.
Big rl,l,. (Brj i.iub, s.. Jobn' ~ g. " X DaWol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
BORT War0ens' Noiire.
STATE or Ngy-YoRK,

STATE or NSy-YoRK,
PoRr-WARDgss OyNcs, No. 10! Wsllst.
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the passed April H. 1857. entitled IAN
Act to Reo1anize the aiens Office Of the Port Of New.
York" TO all persons interested in having charge or the
subject matter Of such inquiry examination survey that
the following vessels under elimination by the Por
wsdens and tina, the said examinations VIII os
po6rd said vsssely:.
Bark 0ceah Home ....... Woodruff Robin,ons
Brig Clara r. Gibbs. ..Woodrut Hobinsons
Brg Geo, Harris. .Pierreponta
Sohr j. C. Bre............Jackson Woodrufs
MINTHORNE TOMPkISS, President
.AuG's HERMAN SecretsrU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
The National Dental Convent on.

This body closed it, fifth annual session AZ
Chicago Friday. after having continued It's meetings
during four days. The gathering has been harmoni
and successful one and the next years Convention
will be held Boston By vote OF the members. The
following Committees were appointed Oh tho lat day
Of the Convention,
CoNNrrTsg % ARsas0Raxsrs-DrJA Salmon Of Boston !;
Dr. H. D. shepherd % Salem Mas d. Ambrose Lawrence
OF Lowell Mass.
PupIAsnfSG CosNuTKR-Dr J. II. McQuiilen Of Phla.
delphia Dr. ". C. Home u New ork Dr.. C. +. Fitch o..
New -Yort
PEizE EssArs-Dr Isaiah Forbes Of 81, Louis, Dr. George
L. Paine Of heus. Ono; DR. l. J. Wehefbes Of Boston
Dr. I. L. Bu bingham o ephi,i DE- A. ). Talbert Of
DrSrN PnrsioLoGr-Dr. H. s Chase Of Iowa City; Dr.
julius Chee.bOroGsh VI Toledo Oio Dr. W. H. Morgan of
Nashville. Tenn.
DRsrAL CHgssrnY-Dr p. Widman Of Philadelphia DR..
H. A. smith OF Cincinnati, DR.. T. L. Buckingham Of Phila
delphia
DKsTAL PATHOLOGY AND SuR0ERY--Dr. C. w Spaldiug Of
-. LOus, Dr. ". II. Atkinson Of New York City Df. A..
LAwfcrce u Lowell Mas Dr. {. H. Butler OF Cleveland,
ONO DR.. willard Tan Of Cincinnati
OPERArIvK DRSTisTRY-Dr ]. 4. Kcnnico of Chicago;
DR. James McMauus Of Hartford Conn; Dr. william Ii. Al.
len Of New York.
MEcnASIcAL DgsusrRY-Dr Joseph Rlchsrd.on Of Terre
Salmon Of Boston; DR.. A. Perkn. OF Albany ~ II Dr. l..
Strong Of New Haven Conn.
DENTAL EDuoArOs-Dr George ". Ellis Of Philadelphia
Dr George A Mills Of Brooklyn DR.. L. ID. Shepherd Of oa
lem. Mass.
DENTAL LrryRAruRy-Dr. J. n. mcQnisn Of Philsdsl
pha Dr. A. Hill OF kofwak, Conn DR.. A. berry Of Cincin
natl
VOLUNTEER EssArs-Dr George Watt Of Xenis Ohio; Dr.
j. '" Ellis Of Chicago DR. w o. Kulh Of Muscsne. Iowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Corporation Notices.
NROTON AQUEDl

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ To IRON FOUNDERS Sealed PROPOSALS will
be received this One. Rounds City ia Park, until
II O'Clock Of Saturday Aug T. 3o5 for the supply OF
set tuns Ca.i.Iron CURVED PIPE, feet Inter diam.
All Proposals mus, have the words Proposals for Cast
Iron Pipe also the OF the parties propong and the date
OF presentation indofsed on the envelope.
for the proposals and all information
can b. obtained application at the Ollie, Of the Engineer
in Chief THOMAS STEVENS. } Crotoa
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH, Aaneduct
A. ". CRAVEN Board
NeyIoA Aug l. 1865.
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Professional Notices.

CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
~ lessor Of Special Anatomy and Surgery the Syracuse
Medcal College. ~ T. Office 81 East 2thst. Consutaton.
from to TO- to and TOD SPEClALTlEs; Di,eases Of
N B-Stctures which have been treated by Csuterzns
Cutting or Rapidly Dsng Operations, no, undertaken.
nR X. KUCZKOWSKI, HOMEOPATH and
~ HYDROPATH, jus. arrived from Europe. No. eg
Amity.st. Office Hours from 10 to IL 10 p. and
evening.
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