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Advertiser ont
81 MAPS, CHARTS, EYGRAyIEGS,
81 Wloesal- aud Retail
II. il. LLOYD 4 Co, No. 81 John IT., y, y.



DON'T DYE TIE HAR-Usc BOSWELL n
WARSrEs CoLoEiPfc; ooors beautifully AMI natural one
application, wash, trouble Manaiactory NO Deg s,
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flarbincrr.

EOR SALE-TWO FLYER TWISTERS
90 Spindles eachl Balers Spndlcs All in e1cellen,
running order For particulars aPpy to NM. II. MOTHER
son, No. IS Clark-s,. Paterson " }.
EOR SALE-One ANDREWS ENGINE,
Z new 5horso power; one WOODWARD STEAM
PUMPING ENGINE, both very low.
LOCKWOOD EVERETT, No. 10 Plat At.
Todd 81 RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mer-
4 chents, No Deyt works. Paterson y. }. manuac.
ture stationary and portable n nes and Boilers Flax Hemp,
Tow. oakum ard Rope Machinery Mill Gearing shainsS
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WILLIAMS e GUION. No. II Wal
Enr stoernrA nassare anniy 10 No. % broadway.
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co.'S LINE.
nAIIY EOR pROVIDENCE DIRE(T.

N DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIHEJI.
Consisting OF the following new and splendid steamer ~
FLFCTRA Can't j. w Nye; GALATEA. Capt w. N.
Jones; OCEANUS, Capt. WIN. Young
One Of the above magnificent steamers VIII saye ler no
cep,edi at O'Clock 2. m Tai, r.,
~. Counec,inga Providence with the Ii'a H. IRAN '0f
Boston.
"a FREIGHT taken at Propeller Rates.
These steamers unsurpassed IN their
for the comfort and safety Of passengers and er aceS or
The transportation OF Freight -, 1900. ,,...L Il
T Passenger. after retiring for the night are not disturbed
iii they arrive in Providence hour early enonsn 70 .e
cure seats &c desred in the first accommodation tram of
Boston. -, -. - tsA A 4
For information in regard TO Freight te sppy to lsAAo
ODELL. General Freight a gent, Pier No. u, ~ X,
For Tickets S,aeroons kc apply to the Clerk on oonu
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and NEw-HAvENRAILROAD
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENI. liza
COMMENCING MAY IS, 100
TEAlNS LEAVE NEWLY

Passenger Station In NewYork, corner Twenty even"
and Four,h.aye Entrance OF Twenty seFsA.A's~
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TRAINS LEAVE NEWNORh; az, n,
For New Haven, ICo. 800 (Ex.,l nJO M LIS Wv
/ 3Oo (Ex) 3.4. ,s3J and 800 (Ex,l p M ,sk F,l
For bridgeport, 100 500, 4 Nj ll.D a. m; i-i" w.
400 lex a45 40 and 2 90 tx NJ oU4Nnn
Tor Milford ard STAFFORD 1o0 80 a a. ~ a. = i
For Fairfield, southport aud Wes,Port. 100 'A''
430p IN. -. -, 80. =, "A, ., Illa Ell
345 80 $50 $50 (Ex.,l r. IN. ., ,oo.u
For Darcn 100, go ll.30 a. ;345. ~ - ann
FOR Greenwich, 700 30 1870 ~. - Az 49, III
For stamford 100 8OO Owl $50, lLJO a ~ i-'' 800
aOo iFx \ IS 40 80 go 500 Tx p N "a on I'D
Fer Port Chester aud Intermediate s1auon'' ''V'
O. IN. 345, 40 $50, go. 100 p ~; ,,>.c
$50 CONNECTING TRAINS. ana ~, $50
For Boston, via Springfield, 800 e. H. lE.Ail D." '-
F . Boston via Shore Line l2lS EHl S@r m m, AN
For Hartford and Springfield, SOO ,Ea.) d. ILL.,
80 Connectict,t River Railroad, SOFA m tEh-l i"T
10 Montreal 300 D. NJ to Northampton. u, M iTI,D
FOR hartford Providence and FishkiI hAIfoaa' 0V'
A. M. l2lJ p. ~. c..,t,.,on RsiHosis
gOOa m ~ IS 500. 500 NJ ,,,,,n
H., Cans, R.ro,d l2l5 IN. 10 Northainp'ops,
No. Uons.touic Railroad A. m and D. IN ".or-satar-
,,sn conu.ctinr with y. M, VIII run 20 paI'ms'
~, 20 Pit,,held--otier days, Ne" nilnofoV"''
tor Nansa,uck Railroad, 800 m, @W y IA N . M -
Eor Dsnbury and Nor,sak Railroad Nv Nv
aumOdou, Sleeping Cas- attached g s9 ? a I sav.
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Total since January ], 1861 szV 11e' lOo
The imports of dry goods for the past week and
since January have been as follows:
For0e Fees. 1868. 1864. 1865.
Entered az tEo port 81. ST 24S 81 iG6359 s2s33,4
Thrown on market. 20l4,i42 l,SeJ7O 3Ol6'5l9
xs;ed a. Tie port $40 400 200 SEQ 652 500 s453l26
Thrown Oh market 4O.lG7.l77 J2sJs.U6 506295lO
Foreign exchange closed firm for the steamer.
Bills at 90 days on London are held at lO7s9lO9
for Commercial; 1921 4lG)l for Bankers; do. at
Short Sight, lO9sQll0s Paris at GO days, @2ll a
s.l6I; do at Short Sight, 5.l64 05l32; Hamburg,
Is, 36i; Amsterdam. 4Ol04Ol Frankfort, 4Ol9
aOa; Bremen, 78l07S,; Prussian Thalers, 7Oiq
III.
OF specie this morning the City of Baltimore
takes out $9S, Az, and the Borussia $1,000 Total
4lO3,472.
The Boston Erening Traeeller Of yester lay Gays:
Money is In good supply and moderate request at SIX
per cent for the best coateraloans on call and at y
br hnVer periods The banks are taking short paper
in sefrence 10 other kinds. and are lending heeiy on
demand In the street there IL only moderate CAL ior
Temporary accommodation. and few notes OF the hfst
clsss are offered for sale. The best names are nego
t,stsd at seven and eight per cent but the rates are
uite uDsettled for the inferior grades The STOCK mar
Iet h uitbout much alteration either In TRANSACTIONS or
,ross Bank faotory and railroad shares and United
ttstes securles are wanted for Investments Dat |hefo
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SATURDAY, Sept. 2-P. N.

SATURDAY, sept. p N"
Gold has been strong to-day, opening at li4a,
closing l4il, bid.
Government bonds were strong and in active de-
nand. Seyen-Thirties continue to be the favorte
Investment and the demand for small lots is
largely on the increase.
Miscellaneous shares were strong. Canton was
in demand at Al. Cumberland sold at AL. Mari
posa, l2, Atlantic Mail was duh at 14s. Quick
nlyer, 52I.
Railway shares show more frmness, and arc
freely sought for, both cash and sellers option. AT
the early session Of the Open Board there were
large transactions in Erie, Reading, and Cumber-
land. At the session of the Board prices were
firm, and the market closed very strong. Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates continued in active demand,
advancing to 30 under the influence of heavy pur-
cAases by prominent house. 1t seems to be gen.
orally understood that the Directions of the Atlantic
md Great Western, who are expected by the
Scotia ldue at this port on Tuesday next, will en-
aosyor to get a controlling influence in this road, IL
order to make through line from New-York tC
ST. Louis. After the Board the market was very
strong; Erie rose 10 81, and the balance OF the
list were all strong and in active demand
A large amount of buyers options on Erie Railway
were called to-day, and the stock was in active de-
mend for cash. The temper Of the street appears
70 be for an advance the large earnings Of the
road and prospect that they will have all the busi-
ness that they can do with their rolling stock for
Abe Winter, gives renewed confidence to buyers,
and the great ease in money enables them to carry
fheir stock at low rate of interest Reading,
Cleveland and Pittsburg and Michigan Southern
were the favorites, and all the stock offered was
taken by strong houses. The closing quotations
were: New-York Central, go; Erie, 8S4; Hudson
River, l09I Reading, 1865 Michigan Southern,
O.; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 729; Rock Island,
100; Northwestern, 2eI; Northwestern Pre-
fcTed, 632; Fort Wayne, 81; Ohio and Missis-
spi Certificates, 29l; Canton, Al; Cumberland
Goal, A; Quicksilver SO.
Money continues easy and at per cent. All
needy borrowers are supphed and large amounts of
capital are offered frst-class surety at 3a4 per
cent. The week closes on an easier money mar
ket than we have had since the commencement Of
the Rebellion, and capitalists are unable to use
their funds at satisfactory rates.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Total re-
oeipts s., $50 O2O o.; for Customs, $isS 000 total
payments, SCOOPS 81; on account loan,
Sl,l75,OOO; total balance SCI ,699,35S 81.
The exports of specie from this port during the
week have been as follows:
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iJrlntln1.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. l0i Fulton
W st.-STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UFACTUBERS
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ARREST OF IHTEV b. ND It1''70 INT
WAICHF&-On Saturday Detective So"ey ~" Two
oorcd mon Going into the establishment Of one OF the
most notorious receivers 81 stolen goods in this city,
and placing himself where he could observe the interior
Of the place them offer watch for sale On thsI
Headquarters they gave the names Of Charles smith
ard John Marshall. In their possession were ionnd
fifteen silver watches. the proceeds prnDany oi the
city. The watches may be seen by applying at the
Detective Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

ROBBED OF THE STRgET-A SMALL SUM Sc
CURED by TUE THiRP.-Late on Friday night, while MI.
Peter Schwartz II No 52l Grocnwichst.. was passing
through EdIidge.st and when at the corner oil Dean
cey.st he was attacked by Edward Herdsman. VINO
seized him by the throat thrust bis band into ms pocket
aud took from thence wallet cOntaining 80 cents in
fractional currency and brar wood PINE all tho ysu
abes he had in his possession On Saturday the robber
arrest by officer Smith Of the Essex Market Police
Court squad ana committed by Justice Mansfield
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

ATTEMPTED SUIcIpg.-Oi Friday night last
Mary Farrell a native Of ireland, aged 70 years. at
tempted 20 commit suicide by cutting her throat with
razor. her residence No. as East Ihuty third-st
She was prevented IRON fully accomplishing her Object.
and taken TO Bellevue Hospital where her wounds
were dressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

EXECUTIVE APPoIYTMEYT.-Georg b. Van
Brunt having resigned the office Of Harbor Master Of
the Port of New.York, the Governor has appointed
James L. Watson Of New.York, as his successor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

DRUGGED AND ROBBED IN Low DEN
Daniel Crowley esiding at No 343 first,ave states
thar on the night Of the 30th ut while in the saloon OF
Furene HOLLYWOOD, at No. 40 East broadway, he III
yited the proprietor Charles Florence ard others to
drir with him They did 40 Crowley drinking glass
ofla&r which he is positive mnst have been drnggcd
as soon after partaking of 1t he became insensiDe.
when he recovered his senses, he found himself IN
room in The story Of the above house minus bis
wallet containing SCI, and Florence standing over
Kim Kicking him and bIandishing knife, threatening
In stab him unless he took his departure 1t Is need
less TO say he did the latter. On Saturday nght oy
wood was arrested by Sergeant Potter Of the Essex
Market Police Court Squad and Florence was snbse-
Guenty arrested by Officer Dooley Of the Seventh IRE
cdinct YESTERDAY they we're committed by Justice
Mansfield for trial in default Of $500 bail each Holly
wood is aged % years native Of Ireland ana says ~
is a ynrnIsher Florence is aged % years natVe OF
Canada resides at No. q Harrison'sL. ana Is ,n
chinist The place where the robbery occurred u one
of the lowest In tie city, robberes and rows nens .,
frequent occurrence. The former proprietor, HehNd
HOLLYWOOD brother Of the above prisoner Is at pres
ent in the Tomhs shooting the vic oil the PROPRIETOR
of a saloon in Jimes-st the shot which tooA erect III
the breast of the being intended Tor her nus
band
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

FELL THROUGH A SKYLIGHT.-On saturday
Frederick Beigle aged FIVE years while playing in the
attic If the residence Of his parens No 10 Behunest
fell through skyght dstance Of 30 feet and was 20
badly injured that he died some hours after Coroner
Cover yesterday held an inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

STABBISG APFRAY IN BRooAB-sT.-OnS atnr-
day marty Of four white men attacked negro at the
corner Of Broome and WoOster.sts. and the latter
sta hbed Of the party. named John Dnnn, residing
No. - Roscst, the face ard brc asst innctng Sc,
we're WOUNDS. He then made bis escape. Tho wounded
man was taken 70 the New York Hospital The names
tso negro and the remainder Of the party did not
traLsple.
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Ocean Gteamers.
OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA

Opposition LINE to CALIFORNIA
~ On the 10th of every month at reduced prices Tor Sep
TENDER. M, ct.
FI;t Class, Second s}- Glass; Th's s, S,a'''
The Central American Transit Company will dispatch from
pier No a. North River the good steamship ERICSSON,
Capt. A. Il. Loxber, on WEDNESDA1, SePIeDpef ~ d.
noon at the above low prices
For passage apply TO ..,>,, - ~, --u..
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOX GALL
u FORNIA VIA IST4MU5 OF PANAMA
Lower Passage Rates, commencing July !, 1900
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Co will dispatch Steamers
semi monthly from the ComPanys new and colnno
dious Pier No. 43, North River, foot of Cana-st
DEPARTURES.
Sent le OCEAN QUEEN...............Socum
iConnecting at Panama with Golden City,
Oct NEW Y ORR. .Tinklepaugh
(Connecung Pnaama with CVoradol
For fregb, or oassaee applyto ID Is. ALLEN,
No. Bowling Green.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. FIrCHBURG NASHUA
LOWELL. CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new and stsuDch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-iOaK,
leave New. ork daily fSundsys excepted O'Clock H.
from Pier No. % North RIVER foot Of vesTy-s,
FOR NEW.LONDON.
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Tran rom s
above points via Norwich and Worcester, Boston and Wer
Worcester and Nashua, and NewLondon and SeF,hea
Railroads. - ~,
of > MARTIN, Agent, tie PieL
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nNLY DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCE; v,c
NEW LINE or FRSrCLASS NAIL SnL IN, nsSIi ~
BETwrEEN NETWORK AND HAWKE 0ALLiS' A
The G., splendid vessels on this favoite route for the
cGSusf s,c SS aO4 horse power
oS bor.e power
nnHSP9EE6H Sss2y ready,
ST. LAUKENr 3ni9insl eIss. Powrr
r rLIE bE PARIS. (Badinr Great power
DEPARTURES FROM NEWfoRk. Is
EaR0rE og e%SHsaYGToN FRDAY 10
PRICE or PASSAGE $40 IN Go t,s,, $50
Including tsbe.viue for either class. H..
Passengers intending 70 land at br.st WI De ~
with railroad coupon tickets and their basgsge enec.sa 20
Paris at an charge OF % for hst and % Tor See0hu
Mctio7, attendance free Of charge.
f0' 'o''De' '''''H'-'''" GtEo. MACKENZIE, Agent.
AtP.ri. 70 Boulevard De. Capueines tGrsnd HOell
AT Havrr, WM. lSELlN 90.
EOR SAVANNAH DIRECT.
i PIONEER LINE.
The and hrs.-class steamship
L. Rogers. commander VIII leave Pier No. II, North River
~ p ''' THURSDAY. septT.
fo' freight OF 'LFWIs l. JONES. No It Broadway.
Agents IN savsnnah-HUNTER GAMMELL.
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-WEDNES-
Il DAYS and ne AZ
shin Compauy's steamship NORTHERN LIGHT " liam
cir con ander will leave EDNkSDA1, sept ana
MORNING STAR, X. Nelson commander, on sAICh DAi,
Sept at p. M. from tie Companss fier, NO. 70 N r0f
f's'S"' 0' -' JANIS A. RAYNoR. No. 10 B..cay...
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
y QUEENSTOWN The Inmsn Line, sailing semi'week'
v carrying the United state. Mails .,,, .
CITY OF LlMERiCk............WED NESDAI Eth ppr o.
cry OF MANCHESTER...,W l. SELL -
CITY OF LONDON. SATUkDAf Sill 10,
and each .ucc.sdns SATURDAY and WEDNESD Az
At noon. from Pier No. ~, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
Nv the mai s,esuier sailing every Saturday: -
FIRST CABIN S90l oTEERAGE.......'.''''S W
TO London ......... IS To London.........'' ~
To PSri.. ........... 1876 To Paris............ 10
PAYABLE IN GOLD. -
Passage hy tho Wednesday stefmers FIRST taoni SN'
Stseiaee SIS Payable in L. 3 currency
Passengers also forwarded to Hayre, Hamburg Bremen
&C. Il moderate rates. 40 -,
-erge passage rom Liverpool or Oueensto"n ~ gold
or the equivalent Ii kes be bought here by persons
sruding Tor their friends.
For iurher information apply at the Compsny's Offices.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent No. - Broadway New-forf.
rNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
L SHIP HANSA, CAN'T II. 1. Eou san;en, carrying the
United States mail wusal irom the Bremen PIER foot OF
Third A., UoD0ken. on
SATURDAY Sept o. at II o'elockm m.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taking passengers to
LONDON HAVIE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
the following rates. payable in gold or equyaent In cur
Tor the first cabin Sos second cabin Sc! Soi teease
WIN be followed by the AMERICA. sept23.
OEtRICHS Co.. No. SO Brosd..t.
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Professional Notices.

DR. KUCZKOWSKl. IIomeopath aud Hy-
~ l;a'b all disease especially diseases Of the Eye
and III J.. 10 II wounds .. 49,,
Office hours ION. N to 70 H. from to aud Ito 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04
TRAVEL TO CATSKIII
JSfS FOR LAKE SUPERIOR. 1919

One OF the new and swirl steamers METEOR aud PEWA
RIG will leave CLEVELAND, Ohio, every MONDAY ana
DETROIT Mich. every TUESDAY. on GRANDPLEASURE
all other points on Lake Superior Rooms secured a. p
ton by letter otherwise 10 ARREIs0N Co., Cleveland
j. B. WHITING Co, Detroit.
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LINE for ALBANY and TROY. :

DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY and TROY
i FoR ALBAsY-The steamer ST JOHN leaves on Men.
dsys Wednesdays and Fridays. and the DEAN RICH.
M0ND on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS at ococs
m, from Pier No. a. North River. foot Of Canalst
Fon lRoY-he steamer VANDERBILT leaves on Sundar,
Tuesdays snd Thursdays. AMI the RIP VAN WlNKLEo 90
MondIys Wednesdays and Fridays at O'Clock p m ron
Pier No 40, North River. foot II " a,ts-st.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY

NENIRAL kAlLROAD OF NJ W-JERSEf
~ Passenger Depot in New ork foot Of Lber,yt and
Freight Depot in NewYork. Pier 10. North River
meeting at Hampton JUNCTION with Delaware LacsswaIns
ana Western Railroad aud Easton with Lehgh Valley Rail-
road and It's forming direct hne 10 Pf,oufga
and tue West. without change Of cars - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily the West eIcsp; SOndays
sixty Miles and Two Hours saved By his line 10 Chicago,
Cincinnati St Louis with bat one change Of esIs
SUNNI r ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing July |. 1855. leave Newfork as lows;
AtG:OO a. M, for Easton, Mauch Chunk "i4@M'peI,
Wilkesbarre Mshouoy City &c.
g. m.-tor Bergen Point. $50 r. NJ
Mail TRAiy-AtsO a. ~. Tor Femington, Eastoa Wss
Gap Scranton Wlkesbarre, Great Bend, Ptts'oA bns-@
ton. &C. -, - - g., Co.,
Rend Allentown Reading, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and rs
Net Win but one ca ange Cincinnati OF thsq
and but two changes TO 1t. Lous. -.
n 100 M. T. 5:JJ 5:3 1870 and II D. m ior Elizabeth
I2OU M. TRAIy-FCr Eeston, Allentown Magch Ch1nk
Wikesbsre. Reading. Pottsvile hIusburs &c.
D. mFor Easton. Sci anton Great bend, bet'4ehe4 NJ
len,own, Maucn Chunk, and W iiliamspoIt.
3D. m.-For SomeIvile and Bennington.
go o. m-For Someryi.ie. vp. An,
900 70. H. WESTERN EXPRESS IRAIS-rof Est'oh hre
town Reading Han sbnrg. Pittsburgh ana the west ,fp
inr cars through from Jersey CITY TO PttsOusn eSe
ELEABErHPoRr AND NEw-IoRz FER kY-Leave Ses-
YORK from Pier y. H., at $3.50 a. 10, - ADD 30
n m i5oats stop at Bergen Point and Mariners haroof
Tickets tor the West be oatsined Al the once 70
Central Railroad Company foot OF Iioertys, y H. ~ va
Aston House at Nos IN and 52o Broadway and pa
cpal hotels. JOsIAh y. slLAn.'o' o"Pe..e --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-04

CHEESE has further advanced. fine Factory daifi's
having Oeen sold from l6} TO l7c there II, however
Grmness at the close, with feeling that the recent
speculative advance in prices has been oveidope the
AfIcas advIces to the 18th inst quoting decline OF
Is have had very depressing effect and we look Tor
lower prices rulng next week present quotations being
ii. a. I,.rI .ufp rLafs We
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-05

WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1866.
THE WATERMELON.


Twas noon, and the reapers reposed on the bank
Where our rural repast had been spread;
Beside us meandered the rill whore we drank,
And the green willows waved overhead.
Lucinda, the queen of our rustical treat,
With smiles, like the season, suspicious,
Had rendered the scene and tho banquet mas sweet
But OIL tho dessert was delciouar
melon, the richest that loaded tho vine
The knd.hesrted damsel had brought, II
Its crimsoned core teemed with the sweetest Of vino
allow much like her kisses !" | thought. il
And said, as its nsctorous juices quafed,
"How vain are the joys Of the vicious
No tropical fruit ever furnished draught
30 Innocent, pure, and delicious.
In the seeds which embelished this red Iuiey core
An emblem Of life we may view,
For human enjoyments are thus sprihkled Ger
With specls Of an ebony hue.
But If we are wise to discard from the mind
Every thought and affection that's vicious,
Like the ssed-speeked core of the melon, wen fld
Each innocent pleasure delicious"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-05
TERMS OF ADvERTIsING
THE NORFOLK POST

Offers the best terms to ADVERTISERS and its prices will
always correspond with the general advertising rates in
other cities.
TWELVE LINES or less will constitute square,
For single insertion per square ONE DOLLAR viii 10
charged, and for each subsequent insertion TwESrl
FIVE CENTS.
Merchants, Auctoneers and all Others who ADVERT
regularly and occupy oneourth of column or more cqn
make special terms and will receive liberal deduction
Business Cards, FIVE DOLLARS per month FIFTY Do.
LARS per year. H --fs
All transient advertisements payable in adyanco--
others monthly, .-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-02-10
MEXICAN MUSTANG LTNINENr

The parties in ST. Louis Cincinnati who have been
Countereiiug the Mustang Lniment under pretense of
proprietorshP have been thoroughly estopped by the
Courts To guard against further imposition, have
procured from the L. States Treasury private steel
plate revenue stamp which is placed over the top Of each
bottle Each stamp bears the fac siIe of my Signature
and without which the article Counterfeit dangerous
and worthless imitation Examine every bottle. This
Lniment has been in use and growing in favor for many
years. There hardly exists hamlet on the habitabls
Globe that does not contain evidence Of its wonderful
effects It is the best emolient in the world With its
present Improved ingredients its effects upon and
beast perfectly remarkable Sores are healed pains
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful and
untold ills assuaged Foreais bruises sprains, rheuma-
tisn, sweings bites caked breasts strained horses &C.,
aSovereign Remedy that should be dispensed
with. It should be every family Sold BY all Druggists.
d 3, RARNES, NeW-K0Rk.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-02-10
Uraguay Declares Mnr Arnins, R,n.n

New York, Feb. 6.-The HeraLds Buenos
Ayers correspondent says, Uruguay as an ally
OF Paraguay has declared war against Brazil
who has as allies the Uraguayan rebels and
the revolutiOnist FlOores. 5000 Brazilians
and an equal number of Puaguayans had
marched INTO the territory of Uruguay and fight
ing was imminent The town of Paysahdep in
Uruguay, had been reduced to heap of ruins
by Brazilian naval force and the rebels under
Floores, but at last accounts its brave garrison
still held out and reinforcements were hurryinr
to their relief
Rat Island, at the mouth of the La Plata riv-
er, which commands the town of Montivideo,
had been seized by the King of Italy under a
claim of lease of it for ten years
A magazine at Buenos Ayres exploded on the
9th OF December, by which 100 soldiers were
killed and Wonnded