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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

SUPPOSED Fowl PLAYA watchuan en-
piOyed by Van loOsen Go. 81 the Merchants Police.
who was detailed take charge oil the bark Elbs. lying
at the foot 81 Commefcialst. has been missing snce
Tuesday night last A body was foudd IN Atlantic
Dock Basin on Thursday which has since been idcn'i
fed as the missing Waterman. An examination 81 his
person proved that hi, skull was broken and appeared
as II caused by blow with some blunt instrument 1t
is believed thst he murdered by river thieves
who may have boarded the vessel in search OF plumber
Nothing, however. YVES missing from the bark The
Coroner has taken charge OF the remains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

Catarrh: Consumption! Scrofnla!
REST REMEDIALs OF THE WORLD
WILLIAM r. PRINCE, Flushing, N. Y. having discov.
.d ,he ORIGIN Of these dreul diseases and the only POS
TIVE REMEDIALS which will eradicate them. will mall
ha Treatise to apple who remit ten cents aud stamp
To Mothers.-Ayain lie. us say, doDt be without DIR.
BICKNELLS SYRUP ct th OF the year. II contains
no opiates and 10 safe and reliable for Of Dy'enss
DianLea, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

Psst.Onace Notice.-The mails for Great Britain
and tho Continent, Via Southampton and Bremen per
steamer HANSA, and for ireland, via Queenstown per
steamer CITY or WASHINGTON will close at this once on
SATURDAY the 18th day of July a. loo NJ ana q s
uptown Offices follows: Stations and b. ~ NJ. anu
~ WV JAMES KELLY, p. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

The FURMAN-sT. CALAMITY.-Thc Coro-
ncl .ticaon into the circumstances of tue recent
disaster NJ NoS % and IS furmsn-st, which occn'
sion three men lost their lives has been postponed IN.
Ill indsy next The body Of Martin still under the
rnus His wheelbarrow has been dug out. hut no
sight of the remains has yet been obtained although
worhmen have been engaged in digging and hauirg
uui e dirt under the superintondcnce OF Constable
N, since Wednesday morning. The families oi
me DECEASED are in very needy circumstances and sub
sciiltions have been started by several planthrorc
tl,ns. in order To supply them with sufficient money
10 at least supply their present wants.
THE OPENING OF GRASD-Sr. - The Hon.
in Ice Lott rendered tie following decision at the re-
cent speci term of the Supreme Court in relation TO
thr opening of Grand ST. in the Eastern District, which
will be found Of interest 10 property holders IN that
section Of tie most prominent i which II the HOh
Martin kslhfcisch: " Motion made 20 confirm the re-
poIf denied and report referred back to the assessors
for review and correcIou. IT Is general rue in the
opeire Of streets that the land ON each side Of II
should pay the expenses thereof and in such
lhri each lot parcel OF land will pay half Of the
expenses ~ the street ium ediaell ~ front OF It, &c.
Til rnlc a. low Etr as sisted bl Judge BruD,Oh hot
or" ~ universal appl cation, and am OF opinion That
ie Asses Ors puID Ty departed ihorfofn :" lar as re-
lated Ia hc amounts OF the awards made for buildings
ba see sufficient reason FOR mnking an exception
in reference 20 The awards lr tie lands taken exclusive
% q p improvements az least to the extent they
hrve Tie report sps'ars 20 10 be- particularly
c,uionahe In reference 10 the assessment on land be
tween Tusiwickavc. and Waterbury-st.. ar liue
OF Martin Kehfeischs Ind. A. shown on ne
map | do not see any ground Tor the
position urged in support Of The report
that because the ownership of great portion oil That
land is entirely wipea ont. leaving any residue OF
property remaining shercon TO leg ANY assessment
Tie land the siles Il hc street rs liable thereto
mus assume this motion ihst tie extended district
of assessment proper epi leg y defined. aud that
the assessors AUTHORIZED to asses- ands IN any
part thereof Z benefited. The objection IN that report
IA ovnrrul,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
TAKE BIoKRESE AND DEFY FEVER AND AGUE

Th, goriou. table tonic orhes the ganst ia
,emt,en,. cure. Dypepa put. the in order clears
the BRAIN su.tains the constitution, and restores tho lost
v,or Of any every organ. Depot, No. % Dey' Sod
by All Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
THE COMPARISONS IN DETAIL.
HERALD ISSUES FOR l354-55.

Total number Of Herald issues ..,.......".ass
exclusive of the publication Of the Family Herald and over
hundred different extras which issued during the
year aud the receipts from which ARE INCLUDED IN THE
HERALDs RkruRs TO THs AsssssoR- Tne Heralds total
receipt. for <os i.sues and all its "eXIas" were only
81 osa,ooc-Or. *2,2l; per Issue.
SUNDAY MERCURY ISSUES FOR ls64-65.
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY

IMMENSELY EXCEEDS IN CIRCULATION ANY DAILY
NEWSPAPER IN The UNITED STATES.
AND THAT OF MLxs ovsR rHoss o. ANY DAILY
ISSUE HEkALD KxcEEp THE ENTIRE BusiSEss o.
rtrHEH or THE OTHER PAPERS WHILE ITS AsaRE-
CAT. xEoEIPTs noRE TRIPLE rHoss OF ALL TEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

Inc sunday Times Courier and LEADER each return reai
business which the law defines to be any amosnt OF receipts
less tLen $4,000 year.
Inc world was illegally suppressed account OF the bogus
during the prosperous weeks OF the spring
Oh oos which fact makes its at the ASSESSOR office
s 10 indicate the extent of s actual circulation while The
w orld and Tribune through sundersf sndDg OF the law
both omitted to include their receipts for subscriptions In the
general account OF sales which when added make The
Sss6T4
TnK SUNDAY MxRcurY each issue. 3033
The Ne~-fork ARE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

Diarrhea, Dysentery. Cholera Mcrous, Ne.-
Immediate and certain cLre. HEGEMANs plAhhhEA
REMEDY used with Uniform success since the cholera OF
OF 1854 Sold by Druggists Prepared only BY hE"EMAN
Co.. Nos 2Oa 3s9 l and 10 Broadway and corner FOURTH
ava end ssventeenthst, N. Y.
smoIandcr's Extract Buckm cures Diseases Of tns
Csran,c 0onorrhGa Price oil. For sale By d. BARNES
4 81" New.York. and BUHLEI3H ROGERS. Boston.
Ivory and Pearl Sleeve Buttons ana STUDS as
r. snd Esnoy Patterns gIea vAristyt also ivory ana
s"sr1 ~ WFIRY latest styo.. Wholesale and hesL
>'N' Nm A. WELLANV, NJ vi LkssanN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

LADIES FOR THE COUNTRY. ifyou wish Doors
and f. and families buy them at AILLEK
6 cos, NO. 81, CaDal.st.
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THE N EW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1865.


Tal irreIressible kirby SsrTn has again teen
beard from. II will Be remsmbere1 that 'hst VIC
surrender d bis army, he issued buncomhe AR
we'll address, announced his denomination TO
seek an asylum on some foreign shore d ihen'
with en- heroic flourish, started for Mn1'c"' '''o''
ed by considerable number Of lis ola to''e's'
With the os,snsible design u joining 'he III I'''''
standard. BY tho news pubiisheI o""r"o y"
to-dsy's sup, IL will be- seen tha' hl-H' an" "'p
followers sIr1vt1 safely 10 the l'ni oil inc 'st.Ae
sr-" With . good SUPPLY q canhon' WAT mum
tons and .vcrything ready for 'rsid' bnt
unfortunately for KmnY, HE troubles followed hm
across the RIO Grsutc to saulo, wis'e timsef
and his detachment were eIpt'red ny ihc lnpc-
ri.l.,s and his military outfit taken possess,' "
after which the whole party were paro'cl, The'o
ia however, . fnystry about the sisr which
throw. some doubt upon the report, and which
will csuse further Isrticulars IN The case g. be
eagerly looked for. II sEiIn aud bis party wero
captured by the Impsnslis,s, Il follows eli cr hat
Nluxuhs WAS not willing 10 trls' heir proiiefei
friendship or ths, the late rotels were really ain.
ing ~ Join The Liberal force under JgAHrz The
latter seems 70 be the reasonable suprrst on.
We have always doubted the stories shat hsvo
lately been current concerning The domgn u folel
parties to unite In The Imperial encroachmeuts up
on Mexico. Although they have teen defeated IN
thor s,,empi to break up the Union, We doubt NOS
tia, ibe lsio rebels are still as heartily Republican
a. they were FIVE years ngo. Aud they Ger
tany cannot be friendly ether TO France or
" lis Mexican dependency. Ga tho con-
trHy they must entertain , spirit OF tnmty
toward France for The uniulGlled hopes which tia,
country held out 70 The ebcs during the late war,
and which induced them to protrac; the struggle
much longer than ihsy otherwise would have done.
For these reasons, we incline to think Ihs, the
report concerning KrunY ssIrns purpose " unite
WITH MAxIsiLlAs, Was simply a ruse " cover 1hs
real purpose OF Joining the JuAEka standard. The
report Is vague, however, and It 10 dhcult ~ de.
terrnno what Is the precise state Of Ihe case. Tho
only feature Of tho news that seems entirely clear
L. tina, ssIIH and his party have been summsr. =
brought TO . hslt in their Mexican Ell edition. The
nsxt sdv;ees w1l probably clear up the mystery
which attaches TO the present report, and IN tito
meantime II is enough 10 know that KLEIN las
found ",hst asylum" in quest OF which he went
IN Mpxico
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Negro Exodus in Kentucky.

FRox present indications IA will DO . matter Of
practically l.t,e importance W Kentucky whether
ale passes tho Constitutional amendment or lot.
Tie slaves there 'c4riHg that In tho end their
frsc.'cu may not be assured to them, seem to 10
accomplishing EMANCIPATION for themselves, with
no connyiuce Of Tie military authorities. AMI
sixty uou.,ad ere sail TO have received passes 10
come North sro. tlc 1T o. Ma. The result Of
this exodus is dan .ly to the agricultural inter-
o-is Of Kentu.t which need tao labor q u ese
negroes arI the people % Southern Oaio snl L.
oinrs IRE Iu o vcry 10 humor IN consequence Of the
large ,c.e 'Yl TO- their ,oi9rel p1l ilsNon. II d,
also bad .ur tie negroes themselves, for uey III
fada yer, t.rI future before them In competing
with .,t.t, labor 100 atisiiet where a strong PEE
judi,c e,s.s s,pinsi them Al the present fsse ..
W 'ah to 7s.ro-s sro leaving Kentucky, 1t will
not ta.c Iona. 1. sc,t, r slavery question IN that
atate, aud IS would .erl. 90 be matter 4 policy
on the part ~ tho Ley stature t. adopt the
amendment wiIAou' delay, and Ihus retain the
present .to-crs + is the be ght Il f1olishncss for
Kc1tucky 90 attempt an evasion o.. We abolition Of
slavery. Tie result hAs goi g. come sooner or
later, and at test q ,auuot bc long deferred The
labor u these iugscols ne ro', il ucs'od 10 carry
on industrial pursuits. They ar well qualified
for tho work 10 bc done they require only mod
crate computation alI their services are here
'oro valuable 20 tie sac Ga tie other hand,
hey are now fleeing g. section where they are
not nee led, aud vu,ro strong AuugGthv exists
assiu,t them. ItistD 80 lngcros, \ nll Ma, they
should stay where tlcy are, ADD whore they pop.
cry belong We hopr, therefore, that Kentucky
will accedc 10 tie constitutional amendment a.
quickly ms possible, aad thereby keep Acr nesr e.
At home
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New Qualifications.

Form lrArt - Sl,E,lA ApyrNrrRrs yy11u,S
fNb hN"Nn 1uE NipS LIaEl.- kmhIacing A
El,n nai,'y oil ''s' incidents, aud romance OF the
rs' ln.'A ny ne authors capture At Nicksbutg
hay az, I,.a; has imprisonment At Nicksourg
Jn'Ason' N,iN,,h Richmond, aud salisbury, with
al acc Ut VT me- escuIV and perous Journey OF IJI
mice 10 q lAion lines NJ kuJxyills a. Innin.
ii'hR Doe me- d rpeeial War Correspondent OF the
Nt" nolk t.l ~ with illu, ,Tatioas Published
by @. ID CASH o., Hartford Conn.
This book presents an Inside view Of Dixie. sci.
dom made apparent so Northern people, who have
boen sitting ~ home aud reading the various mar
ratves that have found their way into tho news.
papers OF tie country. The reason is simple en-.
ough. War correspondents ar. Instructed 10 sepd
Ee'ej, ana publishers never desire the personal ex.
perionoe oi their attaches when active operations
are 10 be described. No" that tie smoke OF wal
has blown aside, aud the public les!re An in,l,b,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-29

TIC newspapers of 1his city have been ur.nF.
ling over ,hir internal revenue returns each iour
nal seeking to prove to It's own readers that tho
other newspapers are less worthy OF public pat
ronAgN because the books Of the ntsrn,l Rev
enue Collector do not accurately register tho
business transacted in tho ofhccs Of this,
and other journals. So far IS he sUs 10
concerned, tbs other papers are At liberty to
quarrel over their own returns We are perfectly
sat SHED with the figures presented on the part of
the suS, AID when tie rules OF business are ap-
piled to the Aforesaid returns, the curious IN such
matters will be able 10 discover that the Sun has
circulation IN the city OF New York, second to no
other newspaper published.
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into the secret history Of the rebellion the narrs
tive Of Mr.. Browne will be eagerly perused. HIS
story is told IN . stetchy manner, rather more
hneiful than practical, and in some chapters he
INDUCES In the pleasures Of Imagination to such
an extent that the ro. business mus, be picked
out niecemeal by the reader. The publishers have
prepared the book in their usual good style, aud
no doubt IL will find a large sale.
InEo I.RIgu.-A Sovel by Annie Thomas, author Of
:, Fnls Dome" "On Guard" &c. Hsrpor q
bfOs- publishers.
Thos,V.ho have road other novels by this r.cy
writer will only necI TO be informed that q new
work from her pen is published.
THr hHHornI HAND BOOK, embracing full de-
,crpton Of the state Of Missouri her coil, mines
tnber and vaterPower. &c, 6o;, tose,ber With the
soS i and e, Z, G,ee Ss noI
u. Parker T. AZ. rincknard, % and 50 Pine street
~ louis, No
Before the ROY elton, the attention Of immigrants
was directed moro 30 Missouri than TO any other
slave State, and now tbs, 1. is enrolled among the
Free States, tho tide Of immigration will increase
every year Until Missouri vii stand IN .he from,
ranks Of Vie Union Cancellation.
Iin MAy wImorr 4, Cor~rey. Boston Tioknor
Eields. New YORK OSkly q Macon.
This 30 reprint Of . story or1gin,ll; publish
In The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, which crested such {.
sensation whom first published that ihc above firm
determined 10 se, hup in chesI, 10 ccntsl cdi.
ton.
MNgAzISEs, &c.
Tnr G ,tnnrt. Worn, for July and August, puhshcd
Mt No. B"vknan street, and supplied by the Am
'ritan NcNs Co, NH,tAu street \. Y
tho July number Of this interesting monthly
opens with paper on shc Truth Of Supposed L..
geuds and fs'le, wntten ~ the late Cardinal
WsrNAs, which will we'll repay rcrussl. There
are other Interesting articles, as usual which must
make this magazine como into favor with tue read
| Ing public.
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Nev Ysrk Frii1v, Juiv IS, G r. M-The gold
market, under influence Of wArlte rumors from
Mexico, advanced to ii7 last evening, but opened
this morning at liG then down to i44s, then up
again TO 40 finally closing al 1857. The transar-
,ions were small Tho afternoon quotations OF the
general stock market compared with those Of yester
day afternoon. shov a sharp fall in prices. Govern
mcnw were strong and higher. The loan market was
easy and no, very active at por ceut Commercial
paper offered moro freely, and parsed at o.
sterling exchange more In demand early in the
the day but closed dull At 1851 a 100 for hanker
On Change to-day Flour opened l5e. a25c. better,
but eloeed quiet. Wheat opened &C. &c. batter and
closed duh with the Improvement lost Corn opened
1c. Be- better, but closed with the advance partially
lost Oats excited and higher. Pork was higher.
Beef Wa quiet aud Lard and whiskey were firmor
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A Change Made None too soon.

TnE PRECEDENT hal s,.oI wisely IA removing sl.
per.ntendent Jus &. g. KRNNRpY, Cuef Of the
Census Bureau. KE,>rpY has boon enss yei upon
the dccsunsi census uf l-Cn little more than Eve
years stan annual salary OF 5000, and .ccord.
ing 10 thc stn,'uenI now published bis work Is no.
half completed. lie 10 a Pennsy.vsaian and was
sppuntel by l. onAsA, ear In 1860, aud the
practical work u taking the census WAS commence
Ell on juno rrst of that year. Tho enumeration
ought o. have been completed BY tho first Of Au-
gust according to The Instructions .ssl,d to
msrshAs, Tut ins.eaI Of that KESSEnY failed 10
have his blanks ready In lus, the work Of ,uumc-
ration WAS extended into the ta.l anil winter Of
1900 and the result was that no returns we're ever
received from a considerable number Of Sou
tEern census narshals IN consequence OF the
rebellion. In flcl the last census was
nothing moro than q farce IN 10th sections
Of tie country. The census 'nushals re.
ceived their appointments IN MAY, 1850, from Mr.
| nucnANANs administration. month later, when
they bad fairly commenced the work, the DOUGLAS.
BRscKtSuipGH split occurred in the Democratic
party, aud every census marshal was PERSONAL ~
notified tia. lie was expected TO support the lately
! fusacious JpuS, Of rebel memory, or submit 10 q
summary election from office. Every marshal
who had either principle or pluck promptly refused
| 10 lie tool ~ lhs Gres, Mogu Of Lecomptou, aud
MI such received notice that heir services no
longer required. BEscEINHIDGs men being some
thing Of srArity At tha. time the places Of good
men were H'led by he most illiterAto and incompe
tent substitutes, whose only requisite qualification
WAS promise to supper, BaErKlSgrDGs for Pren
dealt These changes occurred in .he rnids, of the
work OF enumeration, aud from an in!imsto know.
edge oftte suhicct We kHOU lhit the onuInsr alton
| Vas a complete farce.
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NRw YORK. JrIY

NEW YORK, JuIy 70, 1866.
Dear sun Your article headed Where tie
FoniNns should b. gn" il perfectly correct, though
Icrhsps not IA Size sense Intended. The Fcnian
Ia. tcrhoot Ia eudvsVouriug 10 hes Tho religious
teU Us that ave SO Ions cursed the Ir..h people,
nni "re succeed ny To degree never before At
tanned, " We except the time vixen the Irish vol
urtrers wrCsIed their Independence rom England
B.t lNrge - one class OF English supporters they
never Az expect 70 coucilsto, as they are bitter
AMI mplA'.ile enemies OF eye movement which
tends Co give ne tum TO- the country that has the
BAL ucf claim thc.r paternity. An the ceiom
thcy require istle privilege u cUtiag .he throata
I,Huici!ps sud lHHultng their fellow citizens Of
e." C,t.ulic IA IL, lent armcl, aud secretly en-
g urN-e ed 10 10 TO hy the British Governments
Wei laowlu- raI AS loug a. they can keep them
, h,'t ag eaan other, there 10 no DANGER uf thor
t4rnHS their ANN, AEsus, her. The Eagl Oh
| coura never pm sN su Oraugemeu no matter \ ow
| lN.,s hs yrluc, li committed ssa.nss Catholic.
! A. % rs ouly where Tie Orange lodges exist H.
| sny cN'yaL that you ear of lhe die r-oefll out
rises TAI ssora Belfast and It's vicinity such &C.
! curt h'ri are never heard Of where respectable
/ CA'Ha.la and PrUIesIsuts live in anty AMI friend
sAQ Yours, truly,
| FUIESD TO HUMAN fAREDlM.
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TRADE NOTICES.

EXCURSION-EyERY MEMBER ON The
LCommittee Of the New York Operative Plasterers'
pic nic are requested TO attend tho meeting this
Saturday evening, at o'clock, ~ Mr.. Rieya corner
Of 34h Of. and sih there IL business great
importance to be transacted. THOS. HOT LAHAN,
President PHILIP SIMPSON, secy. l4l
NOTlCE-THE TAILORS OF THE WEST
l side are requested 10 attend a mass meeting ON
Monday, July Silt, At 9I2 Hudson q. at Z NJ. J2I
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CAMP MEETING, AT GLEN HEAD, Long
~ Island. Trains leave Hunters Point al $50 A.
NJ. Returning leave Glen Head at +. Nj. o.
CliARLlCk. 3lS
REV. WIN. MCALLlSTER WILL Dedicate
~ the new Methodist Mission on GiAhEm ave cor.
llevoe st. on sunday, sOth inSt. a. l.. 81, PIayer.
Meeting at / " O'clock SERVICES IN the evening ~
O'Clock. The puLlic cordially invited 10 atend5T
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Daley. Magical Pain Exrnc,or-T,

Dnlley's Magical Pain Extrnctor-Twep-
tyfve year Of constant use hs, convinced everybody
who has tired IL that this sLvo 10 the very beet.
Cures Burns, Piles Cons, rheumatism, Erysipela,,
Sores and sprAins when all other remedies have
failed. Try q 25 cent boz. Buy the genuine. New
private black stamp. signature, II DALEY, In white
on the end. Depot, A. Liberty It,, n Y. 421
Howe sewing Machine Company, No 629
Broadway, \. Y. ELIAS HOWE Jr, President.
Agents wanted 3li
Wheeler IL Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine and Button Holo Machine, No. 625 broad
way, Y. Slb
Dr. BicLncIps syrup In purely Vegetable,
entery, narrhus, cholera morbus, &c. Demas
Barnes & Co, Agents. ~
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SHIPPING.

nor IINERPOOI.-TAPSCOIT LINE
l. WILLIAM TArsCOIT, July 10Th.
For passage apply 10
fAPsCOTr BROTHER ( Co.
$40 ID south u.
DASSAGk FROM AND To LIN ERPUOL
l. and London-By the Old Black star Line or
Liverpool she REsOLl NJ sails on August lst.-
Tor London-C. GklNNELL, sails on Aug. lsl-
; or passage Apply " WILLIAMS GIION, 80 uioa
u 9o4
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MILITARY.

A NEW LAW-SOLDIERS WOUNDED
n In tho line OF duty their ho.,s, emitted 10
bounty. LETTER >, HOFFMAN co, " Park
how Times Building, Nov YORK. H5o
NOTICE To DISCHARGED SOLDlkHS-
l>IIGviug been established Tor three years In
collecting all classes OF Caimt, have complete ar
rnngtments for setting accounts OF soldiers lao have
heen discharged partial descriptive lists, prisoners
oi var, balance. OF bouutio- state bounues ana III
other aTrearages. Advances made. Information
gratis. Pensions procured. Back pay and bounty tor
heirs Of deceased soldiers. i. BROWN a CO., Bank
eIs, Park Plnce. SOL
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RALLl ROUND - THE STANDARD OF
lNtcmperznce 10 be unturlcd and extended. jersey
has surGendered. Dirtillers of lightning and King
Alcohol to be eIterIniuAted. The members OF tho
Esther Mathew 4. A. H. Society, No o, Of Broohlyn,
are requested 10 assemble in tull regaa at their hail.
~ Court ~, at luS A. M 10 proceed to Jersey Cay
10 Rssist the indeialsable John Dunn in orFanizins
temperance association the re. Public meeting ID
the usual hour. Addresses by y j. Perry and Id
Mari Cahrey ksqrs Singing BY Messrs, Holmes sud
Taylor, and others. Come al. MiCh'L L, BRkN.
NAN, frett JOHN O'sHAUGuNEsSI, Recording
Sec 1.G
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Ttc FcnIan Movement.

The following communication, evidently written
by one who knows what he is talking shout, eI-
plains itself;
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DRIZE-MONEY READY FOR PAY.
l. ments-PenobecOt Biz nhelm Tor Bntiaua, Iris.
tran shandy, Oseola and Lili,gI, sunnoweT, stone
wall Honduras and j. L Davis Prizes by thgse
south st, AdelA Tor Badges Ia also payable Us
above. lZj
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A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
LhHon's Father Mathew Society No /, on SUNDAY
evening, at ~ o'clock. Aessns. i. Thompson and q
NJ McCsbe, Miss Mahony and others. GEORGE Is.
REILLY, Pres. THoS.J. LOGAN, Sec. The mem
tiers are notified TO attend in full gala at the A l.
on sunday, at " NJ, W inaugurate another IA her
Msi4eN Society. b. order OF EDWARD CAMP.
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