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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-26
THE sUNKEN CITY.


Far down meath tho wayes Of the rolling sea
Doth city in splendor lie;
Its temples, its flames, all its majesty
Unseen by the human eye.
Unseen save at eve when lingering beam
Is gliding the oceans foam
For then, through the sparkling blus waters CLEAN
The spires of that hidden homo.
And the sweet wonted sounds OF Ito evening bells
Is borne Ger the silent sea,
Like the voice of the Slv'ry Lutte it swells
That strange thrilling minstrolsy.
Long, long will he linger who once has caught
note of those evening chimes;
With sad changing tale is their music frausht
tale Of the olden times.
Fen thus in the heart, as in ocean grave,
Doth the city Of memry lie,
But its beauty shines not through the lighted wave
1t smiles on no passer by,
Tho hid to the gaze Of the wakcful oyc,
Tho veild to the look day,
IT'S seen whom the stars gem the vaulted sky
And dreams round the sleeper play.
Then tho temples of fancy, the glitt ring towers,
The long buried hopes Of youth,
Are seen thro' the waves as in former hours
All radiant with beauty and truth.
Then fairy-like visions that long had Gcd
Again to our gaze appear;
The friends of our childhood, the loss, the dead
Once more to our love seem near.
And when the faint sounds rs Of slv'ry bell
Floats over the Silly sea
The heart owns the power of magic spell
As we list to its melody.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-26

AT 70 provide Tor the Payment of the Value Of certain
anas ana Improvements Of private Citizens appropr
Territory Of Washington, '~'
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OFFICIAL.


bed, That the second section of an act entitled AN act
for the punishment of crimes in the District OF Column
ba," approved March second, eighteen hundred ana
thrtyone, be- and the same is hereby amended so as TO
read follows: That every person duly convicted OF
manslaughter, of any assault with intent TO Kill sha
be sentenced TO suffer imprisonment and labor, Tor the
first offence for period less than two nor more than
eight years. for the second offence for period not less
than six nor more than fifteen years
Approved January 10, 1865.
An ACT to amend an entitled San Act to provide for
carrying the mails from the United States to foreign
ports and for other purposes approved March twenty
fftb, eighteen hundred and sixty-four
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa.
tires Of The United States of America in Con1rsss assem-
ted That the fourth section of an act entitled San act
to provide for carrying the mails from the United States
to foreign ports and for other purposes approved March
twenty-hith, eighteen hundred and sixy-four be so
amended as to insert in the proviso in said section after
the word newspaper the words periodicals magazines
and exchanges that it will read Provided That this
section shall not be held to extend the transmission by
mail OF newspapers periodicals. magazines and exchanges
from known Office of publication, to bona e subscri-
bers not exceeding copy to each subscriber from any
one Office.
Approved, January 90, 1865.
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PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE THIR
TEFOURTH CONGRESS-
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Purposes
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House of Representatives
ofhe United States Of america in Congress assembled That
the President OF the United States be- aud he hereby
authorized by and with the advice and consent of the Sci
ate to enter into treaties with the various tribes of India
OF utah territory, upon such terms as may be deem
Just to said Indians and beneficial to the of
ne United States roridd That such treaties shall pro-
ae LOT he absolute surrender to the United States by
sa Of Their posscssory right all the agricult
mineral lands IN said Territory except such agrcu-
t LANDS as by said treaties may be set apart for rsrya-
lions ior SAD Indians And proridcd farther, That all
such shall be selected at points as remote ms
Territory f 'e''ie'e"" III yuan
SEC And be Hfuther enacted That in agreeing with
upon the amounts to be paid to them under
oil the treaties to be negotiated In
OF TINS act care shall be taken to obtain from
20 me greaes possible extent their consent to receive for
ussui sytiSas implements stock, and other
u' SH srucles rather than money.
SEC q And De Il further enacted That for the purse
Of said treaties and carrying out the provisions
al n act making presents said Indians and defraying
III neIesy incident to such negotiation there
Of S out of any in the treasury
of twenty-five thousand dollars 'ff' '''N '''-
Approved, February 3d. 1868
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22
"A ExpIanasSon.


To the Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune
SIR: l find in the summary OF European
news, made up the other side of the water and pub
lished in Your paper Of this morning the following
statement with regard to recent letter Of mine in tn
London Daily Esrs.
The writer quotes authorities which state that hund
reds of negroes daily murdered in the Soush and
represents that these wholesale murders are attributed
to conspiracy which has for its object the reenslaye.
nen OF the negroes their entire determination The
Aboonists. lie says, support Gen. Buffers plan, which
is 10 organize black battalion in every county OF tho
South TO be supported BY confscaons and to give the
negro the suffrage.
The sole foundation for this is an extract which
made from The Southern ChrFian Iaeligencer Of Aug
without Offering any ut on il whatever beyond
characterizng its statements to the widespread
sassinaon of negroes at the South as disagreeable
revelations"
The stories about the conspiracy" and about Gen.
Butler and his black battaions' are The Iaellisen
GERS not mine and there is the less for attrib
uting them to me- the extract Is distinctly printed In
The Daily Ners such in different type from the rest
Of the letter. Whether Gen. Butler has ever PROFOUND
ed any such plan or whether the Aboitionists sup
posed 1t, 1 neither know have protested to
know. forwarded Tie IateiIigencers article simply
as an expression Of Southern feeling or opinion.
Yonrs. respectfully,
THE ~ Y. CORRESPONDENT OF The LONDON DAILY
NEWS.
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MARlslE ID.

pROWN-MERRITT-At Port Chester. N. Y, In the Fpi.:
copai Church. "Wednesday, Sept 90 by the Rey sam
UdlIins,worth OF Portcheste Alfred Brown Of Toledo
Ohio 10 Amra second daughter Of Chas. y. Merritt OF
Port Chester and grand Of the late David Burger
of New.York. No cards.
Toledo papers please copy.
UARWAY-CONANT-On Wednesday, Sept. 90 at the res
idenee Of the brides parents Brooklyn D by thr hes
Dr. A. H. Partridge, John w. Harway Of New'iofA '"
Gertie C. Conant OF Brooklyn.
MISUNDERSTANDING Thursday; Aug. -, a.
Grace Church, Harlem by the Rev WIN. Me~ oIy No
H. Hasbrouck, to Margaret Newland, all oil 'his e'' "
cards.
NOYT-HOwE-Iu South Salem WestchesteHl TO-, ~ n "
the Rev A. l.. Lindsey, Seth s. hoyt OF Of West,
chester. , x.., "a
RUDD-LrscOMB-At tbs: residence S ., r. j. W. dos
rents on TSs.d,y a ssP' Nj. j.
ter Of Harrison T. Liscomb oil Of th' CITY on rues
sMlrH-ApEECM .Ssncs Of Dsyo DuBoi,Ss' ~ MI s
Nv. r P.ls. Allan Il. Smith. jr Of New "
Fli..bAth b. Adse OF New Patxs
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THE LION Park HOMICIDE.
Inquest by Coroner Gover-Thc Evidence
Fails 10 EmpIicnte Any Person.

On wednesday evening Coroner Cover held
an inquest at the Thrty.frs Precinct station'Ionse
on the body Of Daniel CIay, who stabbed on Tues
day night during at the Lion Park Hotel Tie
evidence very vouminous, detailing the commence
ment and progress Of the fight but failing 10 fix The
commission OF the crime any particular person. he
low will be found the evidence in the
The case was then submitted 10 the jury. who rom
dered verdict that the deceased came to his death
bv a stab wound Of the chest al the hands Of some
person or persons unknown 10 the jury" Deceased
wss a laborer native Of Ireland aud aged - years
The witnesses ia the case required 10 find bail
by the Coroner 10 insure their future appearance
Officer John Smith Of the Sixteenth Precinct yesier'
dsy arrested August Gunther. on tie complaint OF ir
Jaires Csfy OF ODehundred and cleyenthsi brother
of Daniel Caifv who was stabbed and killed at the
Lion Park on Monday night The complainant sets
forth the fact Of such assault and states that he visited
The scene OF the occurrence shortly aterward and that
he there found tae prisoner whom he believes to have
been in some way concerned IN she Assault OF cognz1nL
Of it. The pr.1ncr was committed by Justice Dodge
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lntcst ship News.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Edward Everett Et,er Fortress Monroe 20 hours
to L. s. q NJ.
Steamship Ia'teras Parrish, Norfolk "a hours, mdse aud
pas, Al. r. Livingston Co.
Steamship Cumbh, French, worlean' IL days via Key
West. ballast to u. ). IN.
Bark Maria tArsen.l -. 5i days from Buenos Ayres
hides. &c, to DOllneT, Potter Co.
Bark Eme tBrem.l Fcke, Philadelphia 18Th Inst for Cork
pu, into thi. port leaking
schr. Ceres, - PhIladelp hia for Dover
Srhr. James Bright - Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Fair Dealer MuggDs, Elizabehpor for Providence.
Schr. Panama, Higgins. Elirabcthport for Boston
schr. Csrbulo. Norton. Philadelphia foI Dizhton.
scLr. Thoma. u. Smith, Winchester New-Bed!ord fol-
Albany.
sclI r. H. Daily s,undsrs New. London for Philadelphia.
ship John Rice Ho.llci, Bangor Via Portland
ScAr. Helen Augusta McLesp, New London for Albany.
s,hi. Col Lester Perry Philadelphia lor New London
Schr. Cinderella Lewis. Noithpor, for HayeTstra"
Schr. st. Lanes Carver. Boston. granite,
Schf. Il. X. Carlisle Sheldon Providence.
Schf Mary Elizabeth. Chase. Providence.
rchr Jane Beoul.n. Bridgeport Tor EHzabethpor
Schr. joe Nickerson Slate New.H Haven
sehr. Caroline Hal Darcy, pighion.
Schr. Surprise. Psndeton Providence.
schr L. Benedict Kins Greenport from Philadelphia
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OPEN DAY AND NrgHT.

On snd after Sept l. 1856, H T. HELMBoLp. Druggist.
No. 594 Broadway. will keep bis store open 49,.
DAY AND NIGHT. ..f
for the better accommodation Of physicians and those
requiring medicines.
Medicines prescribed at night generally for urg.
cnt cases. and it is especially desirable that not only
during the night but at all times we'll they be pre-
pared by thoroughly competent and unfstgued per.
sons.
The Faculty and the public may feel assured that
none bat the most experienced employed in this
adjustment the experience Of each. in the best retail
drug being from eight 10 twenty-five years The
day and night will DO divided and no clerk will be on
duty more than ten hours per day. Trusting the Pac
usy and public win appreciate this effort to supply
q want long felt IN tho community, the proprietor
subscribes himself
Their obedient servant,
II. T. HELMBoLD. Druggist.
No. 594 Broadway, New. York.
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DAKr-0n Tuesday evening Sept. 10 st Middle Hsddsn
the fer his late residence No. Is East FAssnh.
st. saturday afternoon, at clock without urtbsr in
DOUGLASS In Brooklyn "wednesday, Sept o. Of con-
sumption Asne, wife Of George T. D0usa aged 20 ysss
The friend. Of tie family also the member. Of Long Island
Lods. Nc. $685. r. and a. ~ and ssmst.rs are respect
at O'Clock. f,em her late residence, No. 81 Highs.
EvERfTn Brooklyn on Tuesday evening Sept 49, Kate,
second daus,er N Valentine and Bsula6 Evers ssed -
The relatives fre I'd. of the ay are respectfully In
attend ttt funeral on seventh day ss'nrdsy ster
Claris. ''' W 'A' 's''''.'' u A'' p'''"''' "
eaEEN1At Nyach Roctiaud Co.. Gu Thursday. SEP. a.
ociGcs a. M sarah Green, widow Of JEAN Green, de-
The fSneI. pace from her former residences
Her viii be taken 70 OK lin Cemetery for inter-
ment.
nJLToN-A, Yont.I', N. " Thursday morning Sept
service Of bis country fsedaick shounan Efon member
to attend L funeral from tho Ie;dencs Of Ms. K lib
bard at YOnker N. Y, OIL saturday morning Sept q, 1t
Trains leave Thir.ieht. foe YOuker at $50 and 1850
The Remains will be taken to Greenwood for insr1aent
HICKsON-On Thursday, Sept a. Gertrude E.. youngest
daughter of William II. and Gertrsde " s. Hicf5on, aged
Relatives and friend. Of the family respectfully fsa 70
attend the funeral on Friday si.srpson a. o'clock from
the residence OF her parents, NO ~ Sshessh ID f.
KAYLOR-In Brooklyn. E. d., Wednesday evening.
Sept 90 Mabel H. eldest daughter 81 Warren and Nsfgs
retta Kaylo and Of William aud Massretta
Belts, in the 18th year OF her age ....
The relatives friends of the family requested 70
attend the funeral from the residence of her parents in
broadway, Eleventh-st., Friday, Sept. 70, at
O'Clock.
The remains will he taken to Cypress Hills.
OSTROMAt AIusnis Tuesday, Sept 10, Anna, young
est daughter Of A. and Maria Osrom, in her 25th Year.
Friends and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral from the residence Of her parents No.
ls2 Conpe'sst BROOKLYN, Friday, Sept a. at o'clock
TOMLINSON-In Marbledsle, Conn, Sunday evening.
Sept, II, Anne NJ, wife Of the Rev. George Tomlnson,
aged @yeau
WAYn Brooklyn, Thursday, Sept a. at the residence
Of her son inaw, II. T.. Hicks Mrs. Nathaniel o. Wsy.
Friends respectfully invited attend services the
house, on Friday at S o'clock p m.
Her remains will be taken Clarsu,on. N. H., for inter-
ment.
Pratt. only child Of James II. and Martha T. Whitley
The friends Of the family invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF his parents No 81 Avenue d. corner
Of Seventh st., this Sixth day, ct o'clock p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22
Destructive Fire In the Town Of New
Lots.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, A LAGER BEER
BREWERY ASD A NUMBER OP DWELLING
HOUSES VIRkBn IN rup GpouNu

THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, A LAGER BEER
BREWERY AID A NUMBER or DWELLING
HOUSES BURNED TO THE GROUND.
y destructive fire occurred opposite the Cy-
press Hills Cemetery entrance. in the Town Of New
Lots Kings Comfy on Thursday morning involving
"a loss OF some $4,000
The iames broke out In the engine Of the lager
bier brewery owned by MIR. Bnnman. which nearly adj
joins the L. s. Hotel owned and occupied by the same
proprietor. AS the buildings of wood and no FIRE
apparatus In the neighborhood, both buildings were
soon IN blaze and destroyed. together with most OF
the contents
The adjoining stone yard establishment Of Mr.. James
lihl next book IRE aud thence the flames spread Ia "a
row OF eight or ten dwelling heuses all Of which were
burned to tie ground. The stables In the vicinity
shared the same fate
The hotel was large frame building three stories
In hight and The brewery also large structure, in
which number OF workmen were employed.
The loss on the hotel and brewery IL between
s20.OO0 and 10000 Tho damage to the tone-cuttng
yard is about $1,000, and on the dwellings and out.
bulldinge some s.. 900 more.
1t is not known whether the property was insured or
not.
An engine and hook and ladder company from East
NcwYork arrived toward daylight but as the engine
broke down the road. nothing could be accom-
plisbed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

SOMETHING TO TIE To.-No remedy is more
widely known generally used than
PLANTATION BIrTgRs.
"They not for day but for oil time" They have stood
the test Of trial This Is because they do what they are re-
commended to do. They relieve pain and cure disease.
For Dyspepsia Heartburn, Vertigo, Pain in the Side Head
ache Cold Feet Languor Dizziness and all Diseases caused
by Stomach on. Of repair most confidently recommend
the PLANTATION yIrrERs
If you are Weak Low Spirited, Discouraged, and Sick Of
Life down by Dyspepc asones prosrsted by Dis
Of Long Standing DO induced to try PLASrAuos BIZ
TIERS
The result viii dl.appoin. YOU and you will hnd your
self restored TO
HEALTH vI1oR, AND HAPPINESS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22
A Card.

An article in The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE OF
September 5, says Tia, Gen SarolI, commanding Dis
ct ~ T. Pennsylvania att Fredericksburg has tho guard In
OF his quarters instructed to allow coored people to
pass on the sidewalk Such not the fact such nsuc
ton. given the guard and when on OCCASION
shortly after hi, arrival here, tho General noticed sentinel
caused coored to vacae the sidewalk, be immediately
staff officer to know any such orders had been
given and have them instantly counermanded The
cooed citizen has every privilege allowed the white and no
one more particular to tecure their rights than the Com
mandins. General Henry TERwILLIGER,
Msjor i.t n. Y. NJ r.
Provost. Marshal, Fredericksburg Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22
bneinee9 Notites.

ABoUQUET IN A SINGLE DROP OF FLUID.-AN
armfu OF roses might eIhale overpowerhg odor
than single drop of PHALoss NIGHT BLOOMING CERxus
but In eshness deicacy and pure heahul fragrance the
drop wohd sr transcend The flowers Sold everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

= $3.50 HAIR COLOR REsroRHR.
Losno o MAKES THE HAIR COLOR REsroRER.
L"s,on HAIR SoPr HAIR Color REsToRER
LoHpo. GLOSSY HAIR COLOR REsroRER.
I , AND HAIR Color REsroRER.
LoNpoa IuXuHIANr. HAN COLOR REsToRER
IL is the only known resorer Of color ana pcf Rc
hair dressing combined. Deheatey pci'u'., ,or ia
quires 10 washing preparation peioie VI ''''' 80
use.
Sold by the leading Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

NEW ROUTE TO THE OIL REGION Cen
trial Railroad of New.Jersey will commence running IN
express train from NewYork to the oil regions on Mon.
day. 25th inst. via Mauch Chunk williamsport, &C..
kIssyag NsV XYgk EVR fqqt Of L1srVI si1HH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

THE BURGLAR HIS OWN lNFoRMER.-In ne
o,eping of each window and door telegrnphs 10 your
room The Burglar Alarm Telegraph Is
neeied pithout damage H. HOLMES No. i'o Dio"u"'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

rOMPkfNS-PORfER-Ath the rvv4dsncs o. the bv,ss,s -
rents, on Tuesdsy 6spk No. Mr. Elihs 4. Teupkins "a
Harriet A. Youngest daughter Of Capt o. r Porter I'll Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER WIN coz,
wheels. Warranted the best IN use. sss Rra"sway
everywhere. r. &. BROWNING. Gen. Ast' 'f' D''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22
I. T. HELMBoLD. Druggist.
No. 594 Broadway, New.York.

JEFFERs, 573 Broadway, Is selling his Ladies
and Chirens' SHOES at reduced prices The Ladies
arc invited TO call and see JEFPRRs No 573 broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22
IAdyer,isemenis.l

THE FINEST OvERcoArs EVER SEEN IN THIS
CoUAIR nov ready soF r",o.
l. " IIRoKAw No. 90 Lafayette place.
Ma. 81 Fourthaye., opposite Cooper Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

SOMETHING NEW.
BOYS and Children's GARIBALpi CuIh,mn . p I
.yy SulTs by the Thousands at Reasonable riieos,
AVE ''''' w W. BRoKAw. No. 81 lafayette place,
Na "a Fonrth ave. opposite Cooper Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

Tuy FAR.-The visitors at the Far sc seemed
LIZ az Ill, Of CuAxsEnss srzAx BRICK MACHINE
We noticed several wcl.known brcAnsAsf' ana
desss " tky slSwA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

PERSONAL Gen. Lander and mother
have just arrred from Australia and are stopping at
~ x:soy0Y.ss Assst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22
Cn,apriIING NEW.

ERIcssoN's CALoRIC ENGINE,
of improved construction at NO. los pu"n'' ."
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To Private Families.
fuckers Charms If Youth.

Catarrh, &c. -
The GREAT REMEDtALS-WM. ROBERT PRINCE,
Flushing N. Y, offers NATURES SOVEREIGN RENE
DTALs Fluid Extracts from Plants for this and all Scrou
Diseases Bronchitis lnoip.ent Consumption. Dyspepsia.
Chronic and Acute Rheumaiism EIyipelas Chronic Dar-
rhoa Dropsy Diabetes Pneumonia Nervous Debities Piles,
aud Tor other Disease. of the Liver Lungs stomach and Mer-
cura Affections. Hew mail Lis Treatise on All Diseases on
receipt OF ten cents and stamp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

Furniture
AT REDUCED PRICES,
Of the latest STYLES, consisting Of ,r,,,
PkRLOR DINING.ROOM ard CHAMBER SUITS.
In Rosewood Walnut and Maple retailing at nshuisc'uo's
rices al II. KRUflNAS ,,,
f' MANIrPACTORY AND WAREROOMS
Nos. 20 and o. Fast Houston 81,
Between Bowery aud secondsSe'
AL goods warranted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

L. II. CALDWELL Acting Secretary.
The Florence Sewing Machines Only.
HAVE THE CELEBRATED
REVERSIBLE FEED MOVEMENT, 81
SEWING FROM .-.-----
RIGHT TO LEFT AND FROM LEFT TO RIGHT.
rTMAKEs FOUR DISTINCT STITCHES
THE FLORENCE HAS A sELF.ADJUsTlNG SHUTTLE
TENSION
IT CHANGES THE LENGTH OF STITCH, OR FROM
ONE KIND OF STITCH TO ANOTHER WHILE
THE MACHINE Is IN MOTION
IN THE FLORENCE THE SAME SIZED THREAD CAN
BE USED BoTu ABOVE AND BELOW.
IT WILL SEW ACROSS THE HEAVIEST SEAMS AND
ONE OR MORE THICKNEssEs OF CLOTH WITH
THE FINEST COTTON WITHOUT CHANGE OF
NEEDLE, TENSION, OR BREAKING THE THREAD.
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
No. sos BROADWAY, NETWORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22
Special Notices.

Council will be held a. their meeting rooms No. sS Green
wich.st., on FRIDAY EVENING, Sept, e. sts o'clock e
&c lebrate the ANNIVERSARY Of the PROCLAMATION
OF EMANCIPATION by President Lincoln.
c. II. PATRICK, President
L. II. CALDWELL, Acting Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

"SCoTCHED, Nor KILLED. KNOX Is on
with hi, Fall and Winter style Of GESrLgxEss HArs
his new establishment No. $50 Broadway, under the
Prescott House. and its beauty aud excellence clearly prove
that tho FIRE that destroyed his old place Of business has had
deleterious effect upon bis welknown taste and skill
Those who want Handsome HAT should call upon KNOX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

A UNIVERSAL HAT-SToRE,
representing all the Latest Fashions In the Old Word and
the New In
CaupRYxs FANor HArs.
IxrAsTs fAsCY HATS,
Missrs Hats AND BoySErs,
BOYS AND YorrHs HArs AND CAPS,
LADIES AND CHIbDRsss FuRs,
an apprecabe convenience In city like New York.
and such store is
GEsrxs No 5l3 Broadway.