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, 1865-03-31

The Vcat1ler-Health Of the Prisoners
and Numbers-pe-
pQrtuFeN,

The warm spring Fun, and nractng b.cezes hare
excrclsed a most beneficial effect upon this resi-
dence pro TEN Of Southern chivalry, and their gal
liant captors and keepers. =. The garrison square
presents m especially pleasant appearance with
its dry, smooth parade ground and neatly finished
qunrters, while the enclosure containing the rebel
prisoners exhibits most striking contrast to ths
hideous deIs III which brave Union boys pine and
die, beneath the benencent rule Of pecesh hui
mainly. During tho last few months gangs OF
prisoners have been buslly epgagct in making
many important Improvements In tho camp, tend
ing 20 increase Its comfort aud security. The
strengthened ~ two additional thickneeses Of
timber. and now constitutes treble aud almost
eenabfe harrlcr to the assanlt. OF conspira-
The church, in the garrison square, which was
p'cted. It 10 neat and substantial frams etruc-
hundred worsbippsrs. and will materially ald tie
iahoEs Of the worthy Post Chaplain. By aaordlns
him commodious bui ding for. the performance
rnno- In Importance, butts till tending to enhan:e
tle status Of the Camp have been and are being
Tie garrison at present numbers abou. 1000
men. consisting OF the 9Th v. r. c., numbering
nearly J, GOO, and commanded by Lieut. Col. Flood;
to'une1 Skinner; The ash Missouri intan.
tn, In charge Of Colonel Wills Il. BIodgett,
and ,he, s4th Uhio battery, unlar command Of zap
ios eompaay y q. aaisaion asu,, ana u INC
mnsic for dress narnde The hs,1th n ihe enrTt.
sro il yery a,oodl REJECTING rrest credit mon the
xiii and i1in ~ of th': Past snreson. Tia asn
ta,n,nc nn%a1is nf s;o inmae, Int de- ss.rer,
arr aimoet Mi dfsabied by Wonnds ar sickhess en-.
nen3r1e1 ~ thn 1rfale ind SI1scnmd,nres of thn
E.ttIe fiej ~ march '' :: NtAN - %A0
sThe hcath n tnn n-tsoncrs cont;nnes e1cet1ent
TheHre we'll E.d ond comforfahiy nrarferei md
e5hlbit universally cheerful an,i ecateued ap-
ncaranrr- Five hun,lred oYthcm le;t tae c1ty ycs-
ed fof an cau,I number Of Federal capdves. 7i
personal appearance BE- any indication ofperso1al
ieemdng, II e as ne sa,ey assesa snat usa2 aSe
Camn Don"Ina' VIII ~ ~ danpp4tHfe ~ ,Sis a.
tachment, d. prison tquare d5es not csntaIn
, 1865-03-31

Cincinnati tlec!s city officers next Monday.
The Copperheads make rcry little show Of
opposition. .,
Tuesday, under the decree Of I tho iylS Circuit 1t
Court Of the United States. The purchasers
we1e'J. ". Garrett, President OF the Ralti.
more and Ohio Railway, md ". q, Clements
President of The Little Miami Railway, These
gentlemen, rs representatives of the rrcdifnrs
and ST. ck lolders viii rcn,ennize he atrS1rs
OF the company. '-'@ ,
nj thn cansfitn+}oo of Broz,1 e1avo-v !. -,
he abolisi ed in that emotre in twedty vea1s "
but an effort is being madc. which IL enconr,
aged By The Emperor and many Of the leading
mnc3, xhorfer t;rS NAN' ="
The Iiatian commissioners of the ,a+a Tn
terna1ional Exh;h;tinn IN i'on1on ,rara u
rrcnt nnins tn 5Taw m a renort NJ III" fltn.as -.
Of thc soi1 Of italv fr arpwin" cotton n''Aefs r
this they state that Southern italy alone
cotton annually,
A PHILADELPHIA paper says the ladies or that
city hare introduced u new custom likely to
prove. popular. They are sending anony-
mous1y to their gentlemen acQuaiatanccs
small pics and tarts, enVe1oped in white It's
sue raRe1S, NE i, Wedding cake: The stsnia-
M, a. el9 Ksd l Indian, who had witnessed the
Snrra, rse u ~ Mnshy S,n aos many yenre' saia that
Attv ArNr&-
ny :ihc Kentnckx Honsc oe p.,ra.ontat,,.s
have appointed committee Of & i've sefma memhcTs
70 investigate the conduct Of Joshua F. Bull
htt, Judge Of the Court Of Appeals, prcyi-
Gus committee having reported his connec-
ton iw1th the trcaEonable Order Of the Sons
Of Liberty. Judge Bullitt has been summon
Cd 10 appear beto1e the committee, who Will
examine large number OF witnesses,
a Cnrsst'an commission talr recently held
~ san fIanclsco, Hase Votsa gold pen MADE
I ~ t1l!.aton o. e1ose gum ana ofnamentea
VIII J., olamonas, 70 Tfes!oent Lincoln.
LIS EaM 1hat while only t1Ve revolutionary
pensioners are still aliVe, there Hre l ,4lS wild
Owe CT such veterans living and drawing pen
s'ons.
1onn OVeIt91, t nna, IN Lne tennessee miillonare,
Hag %no gaset ~ Sooo 1890 70 ala tne rebellion, nas
oesetleu @ tne eausG, taken tne oatn, and Is
onc9 ~, mole paee1oe ~ c.,zen Of NeenVlile:
Ell Ferry, the Copperhead Mayor OF Al
bany, N: T.. has been arrested fof having
made trandulent return of' his income for
the year 1865 -
The net proceeds Of the great Sanitary Fair
at Philadelphia, have Just been made public.
They we're 81 ,035, 1885,
The people Of Concord. N, A.. had ninc.r-
FIVE daTs Of good sleirhtug durine. the Wintsr
inst cl0sed/ "-'~A
"a runaway wY;fe,s " men7or,o1,zas t,,a o,,,o
reofsint1,re n farnr n an amandTant ~ g. oo ~
1;1S 1,,rfahfnr rrn.Havs from ~ y ~ sue
p;d;ao ,1,at tSe;r ives ahai1 ha ant;.1aJ' pso'
dirnIce fnrthw with r,i,on ann}fcnt,on 4''e" "
44'o4e@ 'o1 = "-.- oeo- eEf--....oa" /
-, Illinois.
On Monday last . boy twe1ye years Of are,
, 1865-03-31
q. 8. General Hospital at Ie1erson-
viIle> Indiana.


Editors Chicago Tribune:
At Jtffcreonylle, Ind, just ac1oss the river
f1om this place, there is a United States Gen.
eInl Hospltal called tie Jefferson Hospital.
It. is in charge of Maj. Goldsmith, and under
his supervision it has hpcomc without any ex-
eep1iun, the most Perfect institution l have
tver Eren.
The Major wishes to obtain flower seeds 70.
his gardens, and I address you for the prr.
pose Of asking you, If you llinsert q notice
Of 1tat want IN your paper, and ny 1t confer
layoT upon many thousands Of our soldiers.
The hospital has capacity Of s, 600 patients.
Last season Major Goldsmith raised in lis
vegetable gurdtn 130. 900 heads Of cabbage,
10000 bushels trnfps, 30, 900 bushels carrots,
500 bushels beets, &c. Every arrangement
in and about the hospital, Is OF the most per
feet character For instance, in five minutes,
lie can make coffee for !, 800 men. In short 1t
is au Institution, and one that makes 1le
ntarcst approach to perfection Of any ever
saw, ard the entire c:edit Of this perfection,
is due to its noble surgeon in charge, Major
II. Goldsmith.
Viii the ladies Of our State respond to hts
call for flower Eecds, roots, and everything ol
this Kind 10 beautify his sroundss
Articles or packages sent, should be ad'
dressed to my care.
Very respectfully yonrs,
w, b. 3. MORRILL,,
Colonel and Military Agent for Illinois.
, 1865-03-31

LITTLE RocK, Ark, March Il 1865.
Editors Chicago Tr1oune:
read, short time ago, in the columns Of
The TRIBUNE, short account Of o PROPOSE
ton to liqu.date our national debt by contri-
buttons from the people. Is this grand prop.
osition to be dropped without testing its
practicablllty, and without giving the pso:.
pie chance to show whether .hey can and
will accomplish it, / hope not. I have
been in The service since the first call for
troops, and have saved from my wares about
81, coo. or this-about nil am WORTH am
willing and anxious to give five, ten, or
twenty per. cent If necessary, towards the
accomplishment Of this great object. It's
consummation would be worth more to the
country than the greatest victory which We
have won on the battle field since the COM
mtnccment Of this war, and it would be
won without the great sacrifice Of human life
which has attended such victories. It strikes
me that this proposition Is so eminently prac-
tscabls and proper as not to require discus
sion 10 make it apparent. Let the press and
our leading men devise tho method and set
the wheels in motion-the ptople ;~iit back
them up sure. CArrAN,
, 1865-03-31

eS;- The Mediterranean fleet (says an ex-
elansc). now fitting out In New York, will
CONSIST in part Of the steam frigates Brook
lsp, Colorado, Minnesota, Powhattan, Wa
bash, and sloop Kea,sarge. Some OF the new
gunboats OF the Eutaw class Will also be sent,
and it Is reported that the Dundcrbe1c, Die
tator, Puritan and New 1sonsides will upre.
ron, 20 far as definitely announced, includes
81 steamships, carrying a0 guas Of .fo1mida-
Die eu1lbcr. Rear Admisnl Goldsbofough will
command the squadron. Since the war broke
out the American navy has hardly been repre-
ssnted IN foreign 15aters. and this display Of
its pIowess is in the ascendant on the land.
and Slate after State Is being Ercst.d from
tue Insurgents, will not be without happy
effect abroad. SF'
, 1865-03-31

HACHflOR8 telebl ttea HA1h DYE 1e TIE Ra17
KIM woE1p, The ollg 1lAkHLrts. TIE xne l.E11.
NBI.K Dye known. THIS splendid Hatg D,rls Perfect
9aEoetT R,lcE and KA7uKAl bsew... ~ltht u in,u!
is te 1.t stssnin IT, 1n c;srs ths Hair ses'
Etorng III pss:ine Eoos anc Iectite tue etest 9;
JACHElOk. al Other. Inesr !mitrucnt eEc should
be avolden. Fold hy IL druggists. &C. Factory &,
barclay street, New FCrk.
Bachelors New Tolls. C1cTn for Dressing the Hstt
6e16skh1.e1Y II YAH IL
, 1865-03-31
uOTEL FOR SALE,

III At ATCIfISHsss FN-ts"t1s-s
TIE MAssAso1r n0UeE, the lsrzcss hotel 4
nnb;;c 1ocicn on oay ct apr1i. p. 1ss t2
sar Htctlsop il The starting point u u" Of lard
nttl coiches all toe tmixrsn and fright sssins
w..f The Xeesasoit u doing nne bus1ae's, but BE-
,ones e.pg &c ~ r 4o's ~ rng11 &
the hnnee e1n be prfcbRsed 1t tht SINE de 81 or.
der al lie t cuptu{. TBt:6: HURPaY. r3onItttsE.
AtcLlton, L nhaas. Mach ~ 1s9o ma@osAfa
, 1865-03-31

Procce d1r EH in the United States CIR.
cult C0urT-1mportnnt Suit for
Bower in the Clrcu1E CouF1-RtIl
In The Superior Court 10
Change Tile from Wife
10 Curious
VIII Case In the
Probate Court.
, 1865-03-31

xor1tanrsl Fnxnc.n. ne eunsals "a u his once
III soHth Cl4rs.Et.. corner Of Moaroe, ChicaSo.
.4AN block TOE the Postosce. on I'll t-hrocic nif
R&es. and p1ke1se& private aid delicate nAtI4e tl
both ae1ea Which be tre-te With 9nrsrAe'et success
ROOM tep3y5te, where LadirE eEo Gent COZ
1ult the Doctor With the ssr.ctest pr7.Acy- osice
Nours nom 4. n. to p. N. eunosys, Il &c II g. n
1soEEunteHttons cor0dtRtts4. Cta1su' tR.t5L uet
Address Poztotnce Ho1 la. Inc.ose Two st<c:ps 1nt
fJes hts EHd4 to Health 1eNt tF4T-l- Il
, 1865-03-31

en- from opr homes By the ahcllins Of II The
city. We want to get 10 the coast speedily.
IS It is opr, only refuge. You can, l nave :, no
doubt, aid us IN this desire, We are looklng
and depending for suceoT upon irlenus ' Is ana nn1
p, ople, have lost every thing. We sec moth
ing bnt universal. misery around US. nna-a
united desire to leave, impelled BY stern ne,
eess3ty. Trusting that you may be able 70 a'a
re, especially In the way OF transportation
apd that this may find you well.
subscribe myself your tr1eno,
H. ". SCHROEDER.
P, S.-Plesse show this letter to relatives,
also to the acting 3fayor of Charleston.
, 1865-03-31

This &C erraseo T tlrt So%p IN eoCn universal de-.
snAnd u made from the cbotceet nast rias ts mid and
snpi ian IL lis nature, r8.r Nty trented an Gx'
7Fcue'y btnenciai II ifs ac'i n up ny7t sktu. For
Ealc b. sill DruEststs bnd Fancy Goods Dea e1s.
ff.i, IL 2rM 1XEHk
, 1865-03-31

WHaTTHE "PRESS" SAT OF US.

51, A.ssnse CT s,ye :aS nsse
can Journal, June 1i,h. 1851.
We have 1n>pec,ad. It the once OF Anau+a,e = Chr
Az nc5 for knrope~n Msnafact.rn n 1exe ers .1ar4-
asses tent of 1anonaplt aud u us,c j.Wr1T OF tie
D. ,, stems Re 10 nuticet 1A1Ke quantity OF
iyts plat and uIdsr.aR. tha; g tas g. sh.!s q sisse
I'd st@o!as extensive tnp'ey Deet = sg.n,s-
tso,ouRhy ~1,sof oi pao ic conudenee. nj rceam-
s1a sqt ir1e9ds 4 f. reid theiF
R:M.ssz.. An.Rea;e 4 Cos asr,nz:ment. the q.
yaItsGe~ must en- the side OF the cast :neT t:r he
.eFsss,n.ns'o gam sna 1otn,9s coo1ss,sstx:1y ~ g
"a E. = ae e g 8: ss ss T..
e.. Z. WeeIsy iiswz, Atg. q. 1852.
ExE1oYxExr FOR LAD1rs-1he mot ell.!o'e and
pie smsa; EFT: ws hav+ seasa q fas sd!s
ss. M ~ q A'rsna..s D. il, q On seausns s.ae.
hss b en- succes4lu In thu ws3. mi only 10 Ing
e. II i: " D. s
our adver1ls!nR co'umks Gcns emtn csn aso b. thus
csga-td-- IL. Y. sunday Mercury. aux. II. 1851
In cur columns tas reseer Viii ind an advertise
j.we = and silver w.ra. imp m nj . taas saver
Il emcnt w r ceiyta -ev4s &c q ta. ID
sayes oaT
stona 1he1 out to tHss what thes had been
IIss2ltitntsd.-l l'1ns Democrat. Ls.lstoaj Aug II.
The British Whg ef fkiue,ton. g: W, .ay,, 10! =.
rIrart ale i TO-, and b, reGuest brousr some -nry
,nspec;on I'D .tSout ~ s:a9e T. i
e-ch II AL 4 the artle'ss we're vasth treble the
amount ofco.t to the recipients, and Of hem
TINES.
bEace:e's etc WHOM h@vs te-n sent b1 Ar .ai1.
e s,.se. liz rs: r s. 81 sA s'asA Reporter
, 1865-03-31
FROM CHARLESTON.
Its Present Condition.
Correspondence New. York Tfibune.]
CHARLESTON, March 20, 1873.

Correspondence AeH. 1ufA 41AtAAc'J
CuAIIEs1os, March 70, 1875.
PROGRESS AND. POLICIES.
Ifa willingness to take the oath OF alleg1-
very Tar from being "hot-bed Of treason
Tbirty.two hundred persons have ALREADY
<brld up their right bands, kissed the Bible,
and sotemnly declared that they would "t1ue
allegiance bcar'' to the Government OF The
United Sates- .Tbeie arc more Union lags
suspended from residences and displayed In
shop windows, here in the bisthplace 81 the
toEtcderacy, than can be SEEN in loyal Boz
ton or New York City. During the last tlree'
weeks more and more radical ant'-slaVery
iaybc and Calhoun than in the home
tloritits bavc been Obliged to increase
the number Of officers, who are de-:
tailed TO admlnisier the oath. The schools
have been opened to white and black chill
d,tn alike, and are largely attended by both.
classes. Colored congregations have been
addressed by q MalorGtnera1, B.isadier-,
Gene1a1, lhe Colonel commanding; md re-:
p1cscntatiyes Of the most decided Adolf ton.
lists Of the North brother Of Henry Ward,
Rceclcr bns preached here; sistcr.ia-law of
largest school The home Of Barnwell Rhett
: Is negro hospital the .workhouse, where
cur officers were imprisoned, is 4 Federal
Earrise the old mansions of the aristocsacy
ar tenanted snt by our 'eoidiers and By feed
mtn me hnsef1ng representatives. OF the
cnNa!l3 lave ianed IN their efforts TO turn
e. eneiI lteent 1onamen out ol the, pnoltc edu-
ean9nal on'ldlnes no treasonabie utteFance
ash L. ole'ateo, no violence Is done to personal
Eenis, tIaoe ls e 1aptdiy non IcetWng, ana per
mission 70 snip el,Oouo worth OF goods
ne1e nas alfeao5 peen approved OF ina' 'rsed.
"wHAT SHALL WE DO WITH 1rg"
"What is to be done with Charleston 81 Is
problem that excites good deal Of public
interest here. Had Sher1nan's soldiers taken
. 1t by storm, it would, Of course, have been
leysled to the earth, and there would have
been few Northern men to lament its down
fall. But it surrendered. and has large
loyal ropulation-the negroes-and consid-
erable proportion of persons who are rencc-
able and as loyal as Their iraorancs ner-
mits them to be. MISUNDERSTANDING ihe min
Vroucht bv tle Geek fire. ana The shelis:
Charicston is sim laree and beantlial c1ty:
Eot1heru cnteIpIise conld rehuiltj mud rena,r
tho ruins in lrss than ten wears. 80 that no
trace Of them would exist: and IT wou1d
then increase more 1anidly every de-
tade than it would have grown each cen
tury, had The Union aa It was not been
blown away by the breath Of an offend.
I'd Heaven: Charleston now. Is almost 10
+ ane eonoiilon ~ ala1y Masualene NJ aiter tns
, 1865-03-31
1AMES' Hay AND COTTON
p HREEE

Patented Feb. 10th, 1864.
Combining many valuable Improvements. aud tsv.
ing No gear tnoupn.
F1RsT-By ,oe Use u co0poun! Levers ~tth knacsle
johns end 1oEg.t noyrrnAu'. sotbA1 Is co tn.
E1essed dIatt upon 'he bo1te AZ the ba4e EAt|e
SkCnAD-By an improves capstA1 80 thai no ra-
%Prstd mott n ot the horse IL t~l.ir d.
THl8D-Bg the Of clan'ps, which permit the b.:e
10 tie Temf n Ind Loopeo orL VI the p:c-s
KeQuir, nK Only 'our a. mtn AMI b1t e work It.
and n,hke t1on 80 to 100 bstss - d1 VIII Srester
eo!td1ty than Any cthsr ps~se IN .y7nx sect
arrangement attach. 40 as;ss ve a!th shattered
seed. $309 worth OF lnCtb- Seed s<S.d last year
nv one oi tht ptefecT. srno or circular Ad 'ress
1lsA JAMES II ttoon, 1tD1is NH snr 81 of Scp
, 1865-03-31

Haul or DEsEHTERs.-On Wednesday n1nht
the Provost Marshal's special patrol, made visit
10 the Willow and succeeded in arresttue
seven deterters from Camp Fry. a sergeant who
was In the place escaped. The others were taken
back to the camp. =
, 1865-03-31

Tor WY nearly two miles front)
, 1865-03-31
HELnIBOLD.S
FLUID EXTRACT BUtII,

In affections peculiar to teualeE II - ARE
oshe- preparation. In Chorcu1 or Retention. H11
u!a-1tes, painsulness Or suppression oI custaKNE
ey2eusrons. Liberation or scirrnona st4ta n ~
Uterus LeacoE1hea. and sll complaints &ncidk1x 10
tae se1. waetaez arising fouu haolts Of dtsatpaszA
prudent,es. Of = tho Decline Of Cnan1- o1 Lin.
, 1865-03-31


Colonel and Military Agent for Illinois.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30
HOWELL n BROTHERS,

MANUFACTURERS OF
PAPER HANGINGS,
GOLD WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN PAPERS, &c.
b5-orders by mail promptly attended 10. No
600 Baltimore ST., opposite Hanover, Baltimore.
IL lO-2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30

NAVASSA GU ANO.-The Navassa
IN Phosphate Company are now prepared to
supply this most excellent phosphate, by cargo,
direct from the Island in lots to suit from their
warehouses in Baltimore. Below we give analy-
sii of late cargoes
Brig Larks" cargo, containing 80 per cent. of
phosphorlc acid, equivalent 10 69.S6 per cent. OF
bone phosphate OF lime.
CHAs. Il. BRADFORD,
Guano Inspector Baltimore.
Brig Romance's" cargo, containing "a per ct.
phosphoric acid, equivalent TO "a per ct. bone
phosphate of lime. BoorH GARRRTT,
Philadelphia, May 8, '66. Chemists,
Brig Lark's cargo, nalysed by DR.. G. A. Lubig;
phosphoric acid 80 81 per cent, equivalent to cal
culated bone phosphate of lime lisa.
r. w. L. RASlN, Agent,
lie 27-eo9m 80 South ST., Baltimore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30

UROMERI'R HAIR DYE.-FIFTY
N CENTS A B0X.-Boxes larger than dyes
that sell for 81. Natural, durable, beautiful
Wranted to please. This article has been tho
roughly tested by DR.. Chiffon of New York and
Professors Booth and Garrett Of Philadelphia,
who pronounce il free from all poisonous in
gradients, and the material composing ii win
not injnre the most delicate hair, Sold by
druggists and fancy goods dealers everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor, 403 Chestnut Street,
my 2-Sm Philadelphia,Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30
COOKING AND HEATING BY GAS.
Cheaper than Coal or Wood

The Eagle Gas Cooking stoves
and Ranges viii boil, hToil, rosst, bake, tosst,
stew and heat irOns.
The Eagle Gas stoves aud Ranges
nave been 10 use Tor over three yeaIs, ana are
found to be the most simple, complete aud perfect
arrangement for heating and cooking, in every
respect, ever invented, and 70 do the work with
les trouble, In less time and az less expense than
any COAL OF WOOD STOVE.
Their wonderful neatness, convenience and
economy can be seen at glance.
We also manufacture Coal OIL stoves,
for cooking and heating.
send for descriptive Catalogues.
EAGLEGAs sT0YE MANUFACTURING CO.,
ie97-eodlm No, 474 Broadway N !,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30

MAYNARD, ELY Il ROSE, TANNERS AND
Nl CURRIERS-Deale in all kinds Of Leather
and Shoe Findings-have In store large assort-
ment of French and American Calf Skins, Patent
Leather, Hastings. Lasts, de-, &C., Oak and
Hsmlock Sole Leather, &C., and msnula cturers
OF Boot, Cater aud Shoe Uppers. No. 40 Calvert
street, Baltimore, Nd, eF-Sm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30
BALTIMORE ADVERTIsM'Ts
BALTINIORE WHITE LEAD
AND COLOR WORKS.
AUG, G. MEYER l. CO., E

FACTORY Federal HiII,
Warehouse No 100 Lombard street,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
Manufacture and have for sale
Varnishes of all kinds ..
White Lead. ell grades
White Zinc Paint, all grades
Putty in bulk and bladders
Refined Ssltpetre
Window Glass
Glue, Neatsfoot Oil, Sandpaper
Extract Logwood, Alum, Copperas
EPSON Salts, Blue Vitriol and Lampblack
Together with full assortment of Colors dry
and ground, In OIL all neatly put up in packages
to suit the trade. Our own brands Of pure Lead
and Zinc are well known in our market for their
whiteness, fineness and covering qualities, and
we respectfully call tho attention of Southern
merchants to give them O trial before making
their purchases elsewh Our Mr.. Meyer was
for many years member Of the late firm OF Vim.
Dawson Co. je7-eod3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-29
VATOMAN'S INFIRMARY,
III a ; !, 4

Oyg HUNDRED AID FIFT, SIXTH TT, NEW Yong CIR.
This most desirable Ma,on dc Saute for ladies' wno,e
health decac there l. entire absence of tie appearance
HOSPITAL il being really Whit The above Indicates
Hons where who needs rest aud receive
treatment under the best medical f and have her diet,
battling and exercise guied according TO her needs,
Proper application OF electricity, water rcgmrlt, and all
the appliance, modern medical science. used as tho
requires. The location u perhaps the finest on the Island
counnduR extensive views surrounded by nc shade and
irut ure and large garden. which supplies resh vegetables.
and fruits
Board rom toto $50 per week for paying patients
One.third Of tue ptrns free.
Physician. Ices regulated by the nature OF the treatment
required. - -..... =,
Physician aud Surge Washington Irghs Onrhund ed
and tiny sith,t or at No. - West Twenty cishths New
lork. -
MEDICAL STAFF;
Physician and Surgeon-J. W. MITCHELL. NJ. ID.
Committing rhyseians-JoHN r. GRAY, NJ. ID. EpWp'
BAYhRD, NJ D. - =, -
Consulting SIrgeons-AI.EXANDER HOSACh, III. ~
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Gosers ano farms Waniso.

WANTED to BUY SMALL C0TTAGs,-
w Il must he On this island not 10 exceed Ia c''s W.
Aidres, p Box No. lii IfiJune Office.
WANTED TO PURCHASE--SlVns
w PROPERTY: south Of Crand.st., between oIesasJ
and Chnrcls. prcfsrr,d sAth AMI Eigtt1s's P'P~~
improved ,r,,, ppovy
No. 81 Brosdssy'
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Gialionerp ano fantn Uooos.

DARD * BROTHERS Established lo!j)
ID GOLD PENS,
pm AND PFNCiLCASEs Also Manufacturers Of BARD
L WILSON'S PATENT ANGI LAR Nlb GOLD PENS.
JAMES. ID. BARD Agent, 30. y Maldcn'anc No" i"iA
Espoutins % ceuts Send Tor circular
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5uMncr Retreats.

WANTED By Gentleman and Wife,
w COUNTRY BOARD m september; Schooley's Noun
tnins preferred Address y. b.. bok No. ga :. ..
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1T,RACY FEMALE INSTITUTE, Rochester,


y. T., comrrrDces Is Twentieth year. WEDNESDAY,
September q, 1885, sof circular. eddfo.s
LUClIIA TRACY, Principal.
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i ESrAST EPISCOPAL CilURC III in Philadsl phia viii
h. reopened TlI ESDAi the 2l day Of September
For further information apply TO the Rev. j. A. ClLDS,
Secretary. No. 10 Waluut-sL, Philadelphia.
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WAYS OF ACCESS.


The Hupsoa RIVER RAILROAD WAY Trans stop al one'
hundred sud Gity -,eoondst. ii,
OMsBgsH. pas. the lnlmay every half hour connecting
with tie Harlem stramtfans IA. Second and ThFdave
hors. cars aud steamboats, which ply between the lower part
OF the city. Harlem and tho Iligh Bridge ,.
TIM EIGnrH AVE-. CARS run TO One'hundredena"oh'y
9th a., sna 0uiniba.es cQuueot " III then a'a