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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11
BORT Warorns' Notice.

STATE or NTv-YoRK,
PoRr-WAnDrss' OFFICE No. 100 Waist.
NOTICE is hereby giyen.An accordance with
IN ,.c,on q The psfsei Apri IA, 1871. eusi An
Act Reorgnn,- the Nardeu- Once Of tho Port Of N.v
Yorh al persons interested IN. having charge o. the
subject matter Of such inquiry, examination o. surrey THIS.
vessels andsr sistion ~ tho fOf
Wardens and that the aid Surveys OF cancellations will b.
p.ted within ten days neat succeeding this notice
board said vessels:
steamship Aus,rAlstisn. ............Jsr'ey City.
Steamship City Of London. " r.
steamship fAKoo. sssssss'ssss's'ssssss ~ ~ H.
Bari Trayricr.... 1900. 20 r. H.
Briz Volunteer. .......... Woodru1 Hobinsons
Eng j. fo!.dO... sss..s.ssF oll
Prig Volunteer. Foot Of Congrcs,t, Broobiyn.
Big Sarah Is. Crosby. ...Jsckson L Woodrui q
Bt0 Potomac. r. H.
sehI. Antelope ........................Wh sssra
MISTHOHNL TOMfkISs, fi,sidsnt
}. AUGs HrRRInAN. Secretary
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"TTNHE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE COLD pYN-TTE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,

MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
The BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receipt Of my of the following suu.. In Cash. the sub
.ehber will send by reton mail or otherwse IS directed
Gold Pen Pens-'eeefiHg te zane According 10 de'TP
tio", VIZ .- ,.,x.
For cents the M1,ie Pep; Tor 70 20, ~ as the egw
Pen; for 3 80 tho EIc-l.or Pen-rhs.e Pens are not
numbered bat correspond ia sizes to Numbers y D. T. and
respectively.
THE SAME PENS IN SILVER PLATED EXTENSION CASES WITH
Fo, al IN. Msie Pen: Tor 81 a5 the Lucky Pen; for
81 So TIC Alway:Resdy Pen; for o. the Elegant feH
ard FOX b q, The Excelsior Pen.
viii far ontss aoss Of the best Ste Pens although they
are anpdy,aated, and, therefore, not erehangeat'e.
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS
Ti,, name A. Norton Number" ard "Qlality" are
stamped the following Pens aud the points are warranted
for SIX months, excep. against accident Al,
Va nv. lsr,.i adapted for the pocket. No tho .mst
and No. TO- the LARGEST Mammoth dold Pen. for the desk
GoLD PENS WITHOUT cAsgs
Eoy I'll rs. No ZEN let quality No. Pen. Sd quality
For . No. Pen. let quality; ora No. Pen, I'd quality
or No. 4 Pen, ID quality. - ~ Il.
Far rs. 10 Srea, 1T quality; or mo. Pen I'd quality
For ga SU No Pen, Gsy, No. Pen "a quality
For 80 20 No. Pen ~ 5)a No. Pen; - 70 No Pens
AoNaNo.9 Peni - 80 No. 10 Pen--aii list qaaisty.
THE s.as GOLD rEys ~ SILVER EXTENSION CAsBs WITH
PESCiLs
For tas 10 Pen ls quality or No; Fen; 50 sasiy.
=
For IS i 70 Pen II quality; or No. Pen, I'd quality;
OF No. Fen. "a quality. .,
For - - No. Pen, Ut qua!tyi aNo 3Pen, "a quality
ora NJ. 6 Pen, 81 qna.i'y. ~
For : 30 No 5Pen lst quality; No. PEN I'd quality
For = ) - d 40. Pen, ht quality.
GOLD PENS RIRsr QUALITY. IN sLyEE-soUSrEo DESK
HOLDERS. =. -.
For - 70 No. PEI; - % No. Peni for ~ NO
Pm; ior - - 40. Pen. -
For n No. Pen; Tor 80 No. Pen; and for &sa No. 10
Zen. o., , =. III,
Tie l,t Oasfy" are pointed with the very best iriios
min Points carefully selected, and none Of his qnaly he
Id all the slightest Election which SAIL and the closest
.crutiuy can detect. , =,
The "a oualty7 superior to any Pens made by him
tn "a Quality he ends shall equa IN respect 20 Dura-
btv Elasticity Good Writing Qualities (he ony truo
con I'D. -stionsi any God Pens made elsewhere.
I'd 20 the Cheap Gold Pens be bees leave 70 say thh
r-yiol- 20 operating h- New aud Patented Machines, he
th. No. l.l The Cola been furnished grituousy.
,'.s rnr r1ns; ia all instances specify the Name
~ Le Number and "Qna ty II the Pens wanted and be
particular t. desche the kind they eier-whet sim OF
lmber OF ~.
Al rrttsncas by mail IN registered letters are at ny
r.k: and 20 send twenty cents charge for regefn9h
"a adj the pce 9i sooGs ordered VIII guaranty her
sale delivery. -, ,r
Fates rondiug Gold or Siverw be allowed the fan pre-
MUM tire day received.
TO Gil BS-A discount Of 10 per cent viii be allowed OF
sums OF ~ and Is per pa and Of ~ per cent on
3 40 Il cent = one address At one time. Adde'S
A. NORTON
No IS Madcn.lane. New York
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fAdvcrtisemen,.1

OFWHATARg You MADEl-What is the DUAL.
iy; Are You Coarse Are You Fne' Affection Bad Books
Msspent Time; Who Is to Blarns' Word OF Cheer The
Losr RAcxsGlmpses Of Africa; Prof Owen on the Brain
Hausn Development; Luther and Durer; Natures Gentle
mem Shooting Gorilla in South Africa (usatedI with
other intervening matters IN the FEB. No ILLusrRArXD
AddTes, Mssns FowLya WELLa 3s Broadwsy Ny.
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TREASURY EorEs is now receiving supscriptioDa Tor
this Loan under the new arrangement and SHOWING
liberal Commissions on the came TO oil deaen IN GOV
eminent Securities
All FIVE PER CENT LEGAL TENDER NOTES Will oe re
eei,ed from subscribers at par and Interest Notes al
vays on hand for immediate delivery.
SAMUEL C. THOARsoy President
JAMES CURPHEY, Cashier.
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Wowes 4 Macy. BANKERS,
No. 30 Wsll-st., New.York,

NO ~ NtW'I
fFsrmsrly offieers of the Park Bant,)
FoUa PER CENT ISTrREsr ALLOWED ON DEPosIrs
PERSONS OPESIxo Accounts may DErosIr and DRAW
~ they please the same with the City Banks, and
viii b. allowed Interest on their daily balance at pc
cent
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of the United States
o. Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of tie various
Issues Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds and
God, promptly executed for the usual commission.
THB FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP NEw-YoRK
20. 40 broadway.
D. g. TREASURY AGENT and SPECIAL AGENT OF JAY
CooyH FOB Tue DisrEinpIIoS OF IDr POPULAR $50
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF acknowledgements TO-
Cleared.

Steamship Saxon Lavender Norfolk Whitney Hathaway
Ship Repubh (Brern.) Schmidt, Bremen, Unkhsrt Go.
Snip Chsistsna tBr J. Hammond London, T. Durham.
BARK r. H. knight tBL), Leighton, Ms.sInora', Peek
Church.
Brig Iris (Brl Foley Nassau, Gordon, Bruce Co.
Brig Alice Smith (ir) Miner, Msismoras smith DOnning
schr A1by Perkins Br), Hatfield ST. John NJ b. r. l.
Eevius Sons.
schr w s. Baker Pierce, Elirsbethport.
Schr C. II. Hodydon, Atkins. Salem Crowell Paine -
sehr Sea Bird tBr) Smith, MatamOrss, =. A Hussy Co.
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Special Notices.
Continued from Fifth Page.

Fair for the Rreedmen.-A FAIR, with EVENING
will DO held q, DODWORrHrS
HALL No sc Broadway under the direction q an Asoca
ton OF Ladies' commanding MONDAY the nth u March
proIno, snd closing Saturday Evening Of the week
The d. that may be rad to be- devoted the founding Of
Educ and Industrial Institution for the Orphans Of
tine Freedmen.
All iend OF the elevation Of the negro cordially
invited cooperate la this noble object contributions
articles suitable for the kar be forwarded by
mail OF express TO Mo J. WINCHESTER,
Superintendent. Nc. 10 Grsmercy Park, NY.
Miss MARI 6TRoSeITHAks, Secretary.
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The Wonder ofthe Age.

BAYBFRINE, new, peculiar and uiaivsed preparation
for the Hair does not dye IT. bat by parting
roots Il the color brisncy Of youth
whether 1, 10 gray or has been dyed
Sold by the Inventor Ut his Room. No. 9t Broadway,
Esnal, Rsry Toaphns Hegensn Co. Hushtou; Cur.
nell. Max Co., and Druggists generally.
TKsrinoHs-D. BOARDsAs-DeM Sir: Your Baybehne
hrs worked wonder In ry BY using ono bottle M
hair which bal become white has assumed ts natural color
Plesse send Immediately dozen TO IL. b. Carter No 67o
Eros
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.pgB l0-a99o bbls. Flour. 3s2 bos WHISKY 3a'
Vols Corn Meal, 1850 bush. Corn 10 loa bush O.ts
69 pkes Lard Io0 pkgs bussel ~ pAs 90 o a,sassd
/ HOgs
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Aailed.

FEB le.-s,ekmer General Lyon.
ahips-R. c. Winthrop, {. Nssmi,h.
barks-Aurora. Chanticle.r.
Bng,--A. Bradshaw, iIenretta, cyprus. A. snith
Sehoonrr Lord Of the Isles.
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Itch. Itch! Itch!
SCRAJlHi SCRATCH SCRATCHl

VIII cpre the ITCH in "a hours Also SALT RiEUM
ULCERS, CbILbLAlSS. aud all ERUP1IONS of the SKIN
Price, - cents. Fer sale by oil Druggists
By sending W cents 20 WEEKS a POTTER Sole AGENT.
No. ITO Nashihstomst. Boston it will be forwarded BY
Tree Of po.iGse, W Any part of the United Ststes.
Fellows OF the National Academy OF Desian
who have changed e-dences places Of bn.ines. since
the dat. Of their seb.cpdon. tie fow,ip Fond aIe
respectfully 90 eiied to send their addresses TO under
signed Chiffon Hall AsvI plae, that a Direct1ry
may be made prior to tie approaching opening Of the new
sdihce. Y. ADM son RICHARDS,
Corrp,londing Secretary ~ A.
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Fellow. OF ihe National Acnde,ny OF Dcsisn
l.adlca, llelf Huchlcs.

New s'yss Large 'i1e jut received Psrs Git Je.
see ami icar Iwo three. iouf sx, eight ten, Ghee
and twenty dollar, each FQI .ale BY GEO g. ALLEN No
~ Broslwsy, one dor below CsnLsi
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6lalicnerp ailo faurn GOODS.

DARD & BROTHERS Established l-i5)
ID GOLD PENS,
pm AND PENCIL Ch>fS. Al-o manutsctnrers OF bAhD
WILSON'S PATENT kNOt LAR NIB GOLD Pens
JANIS y. BAND beeu.. No. ~ Nsiden'ane, Ne"'i 10TH
Ropln'ine, % cents send for a circular
WILLIAM ENERIELL' SONS, No; dVl
MANUFACTURERS
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4lGrhinerp.
FHNHE AMERICAN HAY AND COTTON
II PaE-. co. MaNUFhCTORY,
Corner 4 Grove and North Z bird sts Jersey cay.
OFFICE,
No llS Wt.-st.. NewYork
No. ll3 Wrl.-st.. Sew.Yotk.
InNL : AyfLNT

r.,
No lla Mrf.-st.. New. York.
COVE 5 FArENT.
The st,ention of al parties inter sted in The pre- on com
pressing Of HAY. torToS HENP WOOL RAGS Hops or snv
other article ,g ilet 10 be bsei for on soc .
OF Consnm repecify solicited to the PONT ,BLH
or STATIONARY PRESSES. manufactured hy thiy COM
pany nudr o .uperntendence of the Psien,ee 5r JonN
II COVE.
The Pressi very simple in it. construction rqrpr bns
known powell such steam. Naier Horse, o. Hi.. In
using or-e power tut Horse required the Pee enx
hsnica ~ corucfd on welknown principle That the
Cs plwer acIed's ia greater ratio than the iserI,iagr
The ayes Of this Pres. ever all Others are as lows
viz:
Ist Il can press per material IN given ,see
3D. II can DC q work IN g per cent less time.
3D. II requirs % per cent e., Irving power.
9Th IL turn. ont The best shaped bale Tor handing line
5th The Press viii hast lifetime, the WORKING pars being
but the besi Of iron, eH5 not liable Of osr.
The ordinary w0fk OF this machine viii press opera.
latter ing the box the No. Press oai- vi Lag
OF $50 ibs. weight IN - Two MINUTES 81
-Four men aud horse bale ~ tuns of Hay 1sy.
that contained in The Press ont bale Of p nchs
square by % inches long weighing 40 bs or 2 bs 70 the
cubic foot.
No ogge joints cogwheels, beater or roors used
in this Press. 80
The atten ion o. Cotton factors and planters, Wool AID
Hemp raiegs is especially cai,d this Press, d. .'ind a.
is worn complete revolution In the slow cel ~ snd
expensive method fhs'aL
fe Company VII dispose Of Town. County or State rights
Preserving 10 tense.yes only The right to man'ae'ure) Oh
eHsonable terms.
Mr. " d. El.fiR Is tho authorized Travelling Agit or the
Company IL th. Eastern and Md lie states
For urtu.r De il,llsI, scud IL circulars.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rses...6:59 Sun sets.....5:3J Moon Tses. 6f
Mon WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook, 500 Gov Island. e:30m Hell Gate. ..lo;a
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Gray Hair Restored 20 It's Original Youthful
COlOr.-.BALDEksS PREVENTED.
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORFR.
LONDON HAIR COLOR RES1OKER.
LONDON HAIR COLOR EESTORER.
LONDON-NO DYE HAIR COLOR RESrOHER.
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTOREN
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER.
II IL the only Known OF color and perfect hair dress
Ing combined Decatey perfuDed Requires washing
preparation before aier It. Single bottle 7c. Sin
bottles, ~ Sold by DR.. sWAYNE n son, No. 3yD North
SiIth-st Philadelphia; HELMBOlD No. 594 Bfosdwsy;
WELIS ( Co. Il3 Frank I'm At. BARNES. u PsIkrow.
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We00ins Cards. &f.
4 7 VIM. EVERDELI's SONS, No. I04 Full
~ tou 81. -wtDDlS0 CARDS anu FINE STATIONERY.
Hs.ab.i.Ied 1881

EDUCATIONAL AGENCY. This Agency
IL has fr lie main object the aiding Of Heads OF Families
School Ohcen and others To Obtain Teachers, thoroughly
filed II also malls i..r, receipt retail phce any boob
ordered fo family SCHOOL More In ccas! for which
sspd. Address J. l. NASH, Nc. BsehuspSs, n T.
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DEAD TIE FOLLOWING
From .ho POLICE GAZETTE OF Feb. II,
STIRRING UP A NEST OF vERMIN.'

STIRRING Uf A NEST OF VERMIN."
com PAPERS On. readers viii have noticed by our sd
v,rtisiu, culumnG that M.ssr. SocAwe Emerson are
among tie ,uerpdsig merchants In this city, They
hsyo spared neither pam nor expense 10 make then bnsne-s
very extensive cd hooi giy have they succeeded at
they have stirred up Of venn who seeking 70 proht
by hrr bor Ia ordc. take advantage Of their enso prise
have located thruIseve. in the same street 10
this there could be objection II they pursued legitimate
method erarctus sr eu.nc.s but such l. not the case
Bug to ponlfols 10 advertise or custom and having too
little 10 device bu-nes plans OF trr own they yet
have BE cumming tif fox and seek to appoprae TO
iiemsc.yts tho busao,s built sp Stockw-l Emerson
To accomplish h. they adopt the tactics Of tho clothes men
In Chatham it, aud l.n l at for those sentenens Custom
al when ey the to their store, they
y.yfY him aud gutu and by promising TO give
hig,f pric. than stOcsWc Emerson, they induce tho
inii, hiUsi 10 sell them. Now would wsn people no,
Ne doevnl Dy these cone1nbie tricks but To carry their
goods directly StOckWe Emerson. who VIII them
the highest nisrse price and chcnt them In 10
these hsrpie. who tbos sees trade other cspa
THE HIGHEST CASH PRlCES paid FOR Old News
err. Pamphlets Book- and Waste Paper of every descrp
lion
STOCKWELL EMERSON, No. rs Ann-st. NJ Y,
cone door OF Nassau a.
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Goparinership Notices.


NOPARTNERSH IP.-The Copartnership
~ heretofore existing under the ard style ~ SAG
LIVINGSTON !. this day Dissolved All demands snt
't ed with the nod. signed who Ia, unrd
and liabilities ~ the cd LTm and VIII coptinuc the
VI Administering and Commission busiu"ss u-uaL
4. l.. LIVINGSTON, No. 70 Beekman.,,.
New York. Jan. ]. 1895.
II ISSOLUTION.-The partnership heretofore
existing between tho suhs rbrfs undrr tle am of
HATCH HUGHES, il this day dissolved by its own iui
tation. Either patty will "a ia Liquidation
RUFUS HATCH,
Feb. 7, 1865. 4. w l.. HUGHES.
r. W u. HUGHES ho formed copsrtnershiQ with :.
UAWLEY HEATH, under the hrm name OF HEATH
HUGHES sud will continue the GOLD and STOCK COM.
MISSION business o. 70. - broed-.t.
New orb, al eb. 1865
Referring To the above RUFUS HATCH will continue the
GOLD and STOCK COMMISSION business at the office for
mery occupied y Hatch Hughes No. 81 Exchaus place
New. iors, FEB. q. 1908.
l HAVE this day admitted BENJAMIN A.
j KissAM and my .on FRtNKT BROWN to psrtnersh D
In business ard win continue at the store under the
trm Of ELIJAH T. BROWN 4 Co.
ELIJAH r. BROWN, No II Spruce and rs Gold It's.
NV YORK Feb. !, 1873
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CAVANNAH RICE,
- ONLY i3 CENTS PER POUND
by Cask or Single Ponnd
u. q. STORY L Co.,
No. 50 Ne.ey-st, ". Y,
Having purchs r1cy the Sale OF Savannah Rice
the gll iast are cling i ~ IL cents.
Sugars Teas CoHers, Provisions aud Flour In large
small quantities. Tor cash
rrigrr.d free IN NeYork, brooklyn aud Jersey City
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
no. FOR TIE GOLD MINES Of IDAHO.

MONTANA AND IDAHO TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The new -, and light disu steamer DEER LODGE,
being built rshcr Pa ssy for the 81 Louis and
Fort Benton viii leave P,tsbnrg for Fort Bston ana
Intermediate points kltRDAN. February 49, and Leave 81
Louis "a III RDAf, March 4, thereafter 20 thf
river In open g. urnahs and JcuAc il Bluffs. 80.
The now. 1T and llglt draft steamer BENION WIN.
Howard, fer, Lewis J.. ine, clerk VIII cave 10
Fort Benton and intermediate points SArL RDAY MiI,h II
The new. sud hgh, jrsf frsmer YELLOW SIoSh,
joseph Mayhood coluar d. slny Rylsnd clerk, WI cave
as above ; hrt RDti March ~ - .,,,,.,
The very fat snd light drsit steamer FANNY oipENi
Thomas Tow .rnd commander. Moses Hilard eerA WI
leave A. tbay. SAT- RDAN, ApTi, u.s. - ~,
Steamer D.EK LODGE viii remain between or bi 10,
sud Benton until the o al e boats OF this NE u ae
cred It Fort Benton .....
BY this shippers have great advantsse snd Al
W also prepared 70 'iru.h LAND TRANSfOkTAiioH
FROM rOKT BENTON 10 THE MINES, AND VIZ.
GIVE THROUGH BILLS OF LADlNO 10 sunrn
CITY. LAST CHANCE PRlckLl PEAh DESSnn
LODGE. VIRGINIA CITY, HAMMOCK CITY AM
0ALLAIlN For lie ight passage nTplyto
John a. lOPELiN,
South east corner Msiu lnJ Oversts, , "A,
JOSEPH NCENTiRE, 81, L'd"
No,i.s -, q " p-e a,d Commercial sl.., OF No.
John J. EOE CO.,
Convent Il. bit second md Third sts, A..
j. PAGER, Agent, No. Il Brosds,. Ne~-forL
NORTHERN Il. r., OF NEW-JERSEY:--
~ Tssns cave Jeisey Guy or peuion. Nj s'l' 3 ~ -
D. H.. :. D. aba anl o." p Ia The g:lS = H. ~S' 'NNP'
H. run % NoIfey. -. .......-.,
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Office OF the Laboratory Of DR.. j. G. Pohle
la,. Of Jas. X Chiffon x Co,
No 90 Princest. OF Mercer. y. y.
JAMES r. cuLroS NJ. d., JULIUS o.. POHLe, VI. d., AHd-
lyticdi and Coa,aitng Chenpi,: 49,.
NEW YORK. Jun- Il. 1854
have made chemical analysis OF the Tropical Belsan pre-
pared by Messrs Csucpo. Bros Co.. aud found after
thorough examination Of H. that 1t l. comp'ed exclusively 81
vegetable ,ub.tanceprinca y Of gums sad re.lnsy1sess
Ing decided medicinal properties contains nothing that can
prove d.etehous health when taken internally or applied
externally; its asngnt and b'lnr properi's being well
calculated to stop heinorrhas,s end heal wornds ulcers Sc
(slanedl JULIUS q. IOdLE, VI. u,
Successor to Dr. laF. Y. triton Coz
AntLyIlcal Cllinl.t. FL
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5reurance Companies.
NEW-YORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
?. WAIL-sTREET

CASH CAPiTAf..................S $500, geo.
III. Company go, been To srcesnl oIeraon Tor more
thsu THIRTY YEARS. aud continues 70 INS ht ssanst
Los sri Damsehy FIRE upon terms As favorable as sA'
iutstutiQn+ - - ,,,., ,r.,r>,
ALI Lossis LlBFRALLr ApJrsrXD AND fRoaP.Lf fhp
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UsDERuiLL, President.
Ol,.r 81 J1ue. William iartun, Chss. J.. Stewart,
- = seymour sslni J. Warins Samuel y. Dodge,
,IrSL,r, NJ D.yi. 4 r. Pfeif,r Michael Llho-tes.
S,tnl G. Harifot sylyanu8 bciell tts& ID. Lew1s,
foIn ;rJf.. John sni1n. Ftheibert y Nils,
Is.i.L q Low, MILAN Usrtze Joseph A. Dreyfous,
Johu Even. ihoma. navey. James Z. Guhck,
william Depeui Henry y S-ndder; lanes Wright
AUGUSTUS tOLsON, IT,, Secretary.
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The Remedy Of the Age
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM,
PREPARED BY CARRENO BROTHERS Co,

IyFALLIBLE FOR THE SPEEDY CURB OF
PIlTHISIS GROUP. and all other diseases Of the CHEST
and THROAT; Affections resulting from FALLS,
BLOWS, OF BRUISES, however severe:
Pill S,
HEMORRHAGES. WOUNDS, COMMISSIONS. BURNS
FELONS ALL KINDS OF ULCERS, CHAPPED
LIPS, HANDS. Krc.; HEADACHE,
TOOTHACHE, EARACHE,
and al other NEURALGIC, RHEUMATIC, OF SPAS
MODIC PAINS.
This Bss especially adapted for the OF the army
and no soldier should be without H. among the many vir
tue. possesses power and efficacy In stopping hemor
rhages preventing rErAsrs or LooAw and cleansing and
healing WOUNDS far superior to those Of any other rene
dies heretofore discovered.
Full directions for around eech bottle.
Circulars containing said directions ard large number oil
valuable letters certifying the wonderful effected by
hi, precious medc be had upon application to the
TROPICAL BALSAM COMPANIES GENERAL DEPOT,
No. wall street NswYork and will be sent to private resi-
dences, or by mail request
Price of bottles 81 cents and FL.
The Company will send the Basam by Express on receipt
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THE BOYS ARE COMING HOME.

TAs sung at the Celebration Of the Fourth
in this place, by the "Olmsted Brigade"
Oh CHEEKY rang the church bells that told the
fall Of Lee, Victory !
And merry roared the cannon, that Numbered
But merrier now the bells ring, the cannon
louder boom, Tcome home.
For brighter now the morningSs the boys
For the cruel war is over, and the boys are
coming home.
CHoRUs-Yes, the boys are coming home,
Tor the cruel war Is over, and the boys are
coming home
We waited, ahl we waited, as the weary
years weat By; twas but 4 sigh,
Our prayer, twas but q grOaning our song,
No sunny rays Of gladness, our land was
draped in gloom, [bo-s coming home.
For we yearned to see the ending, and the
Thank God, Oh, what blessing! see the
boys are coming home.-CEoRUs.
What tho our boys come wounded, and many
q CHASTITY scar, T &C the war
These are their marks Of glory, the trophies
Wen be their hands and feet, yes. and voices
to the dumb; boys come home.
Then let's shout for them a welcome, as the
The cIUtch it IS an houoT TO the boys COM
ing home.-CHoRUs.
But ali, the dead. the absent who will come
home no more = Cplain and shore !;
The true, the brave who moulder, on rebel
Be hushed ye cannon peal, and disturb ye not
the tomb Tcome home.
OF the heroes who viii never with the Boys
They sleep afar in glory, while the boys
come home-CEoRCs.
Our Flag, our Starry Banne~, It speaks TO US
to-day, torn in tears away,
It speaks from Sumters walls, whence twas
But Oh, what voice it utters, tho torn with
shot and bomb, looming home;
As 1t leads our gallant fellows. the boys
In this happy happy moment, as the boys
SIC coming L0Ie.-CE0aUs.
Then enjoy this happy moment, no logger
make delay; day.
And lift your hands 10 God in gratitude to-
Wives mothers, sisters join US, here are your
dariings come; fwere coming home
Even Victory was worthless, till the boys
Till this cruel war was over and the boys
coming LOme-CHokUs.