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New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
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The New.YorlI semi.WcekIy Tribune,

RSliY tllit morning, contains:
fiHw, Susx.aI-siilaiy Naval the Gulf States: Now
fiom Warrington. Virginia the Ca,ora end oeorg, Ken
tucky and sinesce Sewi ork sw.,.ngland The Weerr
Tnn CoILx8R RsGirrAfg Parcus ~. Of the Crest Boa
conirs between Ypc snd Hlyerd Cole. by Our Spees
| : '''rna Ward Winner of tle Sculfn, Match.
rsos mrxIco-iiishy ntcre.n' Letter from Our Speca
ahoni of Nesre,, Pes'ons' Appearance OF hejni Whs
0Gs EUROPEAN CoRnKspoSoFycg rAlis and
Florence Lcttefsi iniere..g son ~ Nclin.e ~
Fnoa Ioul,iAsA-our siceii' sirrv,r r Lstt.,i The
Appearance Of the Country Pee Es and Situation OF IT.
Inhabitants. -
IRON RicnMosD-Interestine Srecl Couesponlercc TIE
Wmr, Why lta Publication Rssumsd; Cheek Of
snfy A. Wiso; lie Demands the Eemosal Of the Freedmen
nom II, Plnsa,ion Tho Core spoudcuco IN Full
Fros vicx -Corre.pordence OF Tie Tribune, The
rrceinn Question In hsissiPpi The Slave Code an Full
fos Arnics-The Great Mic Discovery; Full Psrticnar-
Of e Dcose Of Lake Albert Nyan,a IN Cenirs Africa by
Tpo irrGm- BY the Author of " Denis DOnue." &C.
ChaI rn XAXl aud XAXI
Fros fsIgRsBuRe-letter by Orr Special Correspondent
n,v1r. if,eres,lns Incidents.
lsrrRmrisu TO sAaMERs-hmcriean Institute Fnmese'
LETTERS FRos "Dxrx"-Maconi The Country from
has To Feeling Of the People Feeding Psroled Prison
er.. A Pitiiu 5. lht; Scarcity OF Union Men.
FRoS rus MISSOURI To rHE PACIFIC Ninth Letter.
New rssIicATIossVBel Boyd in Camp ,nd PdsOn, ETC.
FplIoHi
VARIOUS irHws.
lITEgARs iTPds. .
Dr,rr, ny SOLDIERS IN rBR Nav YoHK HOSPITALS
I,TAsr Domestic AND FoREIGs MARKgra
CosaIyclA AZ MAIrsRJ-The iatc. stock and Gold Quota
tiOns
M,RrflGrs Agp DEATHS.
ADvrprlsRarSfs
TnR >EMI- WEEKLY TRIBUNE, contains all
the Editorial articles, not merely local in character;
Lilerary Reviews aud Art Criticisms; Letters from our
large corps Of correspondents; Foreign and Domcs
tic Letters; Special aud Associated Press Teegrapic
Di5patchea. careful and complete Summary Of
Foregn and Domestic News; Exclusive Reporfs OF
thc Proceedings oI the Farmers Club Of the American
Institute Talks about Fruit and other Horticultural
and Agricultural Information Stock Financial Cattle.
Dry Goods and General Market Reports. which are
published in TIE DAILY TRIBUNE. THeSEM WEEKLY
TRIBUNE also gives In the course of year. three ar
four Of the Latest and Best Popular Novels by living
authors The cost Of these alone II bought In book
form. vond be from six to eight dollars. II pur
chased in the English Magazines from which they AT 0
carefully selected the wonld be three four tnos
that snn. Nowhere else much current intcui-
gcnco and permanent literary matter be had at 80 chop
rate M in TIE SgMWEtKLY TRIBUNE Those who
believe in e principles and approve OF the character Of
THg TImusg oan increase its power and influence by
l9'aiyx xsa tasr assAbsss " eEmipK esvos u sao'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
Merle e'Aubigue on the DeniL Of wv.
liucalu.

Mr.. Henry A. smyihe, President Of the Cen
,ral National Ban. o. this city. has received from
George G.. Iogg our Minister t. Swii<cfsnd letter
o. condoerce addressed 10 ~ Icfe by Tie author II
tho History of the Reformation" Mr.. IoGe says.
"Ofte many lett r. sen, 10 inc IRON le mos, eminent
men ia letter. and science have thought TINT YOU sni
other OF our friends in America would Le interested in
from the great Historian Of the Reformation. Dr..
Merle d'Aubigne OF Genova-a name which Is house
hold word ia America. Dr. uAubgLe II more
tan seventy years of age bui eth retains mnch Of tho
vigor and al the Industry of hls younger wears. No
better aan DO bns the rglt ia assign Nr Lincoln
place in the pantheon Of history" The foogag Is the
letter:
GfSiyA April ~. 1855.
MoNsliTR ~ MHI-IHE. At tho mOntnt .h,n our
hearts were excited az tho great devcrancc which God
had accorded for your peopleat the moment when We
were rendering thanhsgi'ii2 10 Hin for pufiing an
end. IN your noble country, 10 the Two greatest evils
with which humanity can be afflicted war ard Slavery
"A terrible news CONES TO change our Joy into tho
deepest mourning.
the l" SS OF Ssa e e1' oo a:A iy 1SGS and os e
has been the instrument Of God for The pimcnt
oI one o; ne grcniest acts perhaps To very grcalcst
which will iiiu.ifate our ceninry the dehniiye abo
tion Of Slavery throughout Chrstcndom. lie Is moi
only the instrument bnt the victim While not veutnr
INK to compare this with tue great sacrhcf ofGOgOihe
|bich gave liberty to ihc capL,es. Is not Just IA Ibis
hour to recall the word Of nm AposileG John 10 ~
this we have krown love that Christ has laid down
MS liie of u.s. and therefore ought also TO las down
cur lives for our brethren" WHO can fty that tlr,
President did not lay down his hic by the frmness OF
has devotion 10 a rrcat dat. Inc name Of Lincoln
wn remain one OF the greatest that history has 10 10
scribe Oh IT, annals.
Farroidsl hands in striking down the Chief OF your
people have thought 20 b. able thereby arrest the
great wOra lac Lad commenced. But IL men pass away
God remains. GOD, whose minister Lincoln was viii
crown the work OF peace. order and liberty which hns
COS, 'bis generous man life 50 pgec!ous. We weep
with yOu, NY dear SIR bn We hope also with Won, and
our hopes shall not be deceived. MAY God himself as
saee The wounds Of your people. May the gis OF III
1ospei restore 10 them union. lnrmoI, prace and
prosperity. Among the iegacies which Lincoln leaves
10 U.s. we shall all regard he most precious his spirit
Oh equity OF moderation nnd Of peace according to
restoration of your great nation
Excuse me II dare avail myself OF tho Liberty yon
have gwen me on oler occasOns 10 correspond With
you 10 order TO pray you 10 receive in these painful
circumstances the exDlesson Of Iny coincidence ad OF
NY profound respect. MPgTr phTIIcNT.
70 the Hon. George g. fore Minister Resident OF 81.
uLitgd States OF America IN Switzer.ard
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
Tag GRAVES AT AsDREsosyILLg.-The 70

loving is from ne UaJiHg'oH Star Of July %:
Miss Clara Barton the humane aDnalist Of onr mon
maj lys, who accompanied Capt. Moore on ms expea-
ton 70 Andersonyille % give Christian burial TO the
,crs VINO died there writes the following note 10
lcr uncle James Carton, esq, OF this city:
Asp RsoSyfiLs Os, July ". 100.
DEAR UEoIR: We urriyed here the 18th. andsre now
In ne active prosecution Of laboEs Capt Jeines ~
Moore kindly detailed by Gen D. II Ruckef TO assist me IN
thr uerrnancr Of our ad though interesting DUTIES is now
or.nrs oar forces and preparing the ground for the recep
lion o heroic dad Two hundred snd seven'y-sh were
recovered ysserdsy from tho ground known ne outside
Of ILc dead line" II generally known TO thr
pub To- su..te el pIe!bd line. beyond which ,hry hsd
clent,y sraycd the purpose Of procuring tue esh
water tie root. Of shrub. OF tree' ay he pans o.
ii and ard for ions were baEbsfols murdered
Tr ;rsunt e al seec',d 'or thc csmfery snd In ie"
DAYS vii send you Siteinen, for publication ifbe ed,o;'
O. W,idnron th'rk worthy Of publication N ,hen COZ
umn, iour saec'ionste niece, CLARA bAkros'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

4 MYSTERIOUS MYTH" THE DEVIL DE'
sIno,rp."-A large and eager crowd a'seH hed h'ol'
the Cooper Institute last evening 10 hear aecoriS 90
anuou cement the Rev. 5 =. Lands lecture on 'l'
subject of The Devil Dcroy'o aud % Ihe aecIci q
Happiness" and corsdctnbm o. nll' .n'i. We @ ~. -
ihis interosting theme. blt uofl li'ea' ~ ., y.
,ho walls II appeared that the iihfir ~ tl9 tf,IIfI
WI. abbey lated the writ of habcas corpus tAiL lt
49,, est,, Ia tho ease OF the fef leld enln p f'u
In, edom of speech Suppressed m rsr i'nl N 'ee u;
The rscatd nlnded 10 staitd '1ei ne arA o. w .s
law had interpreted and rfesontcd The li'' " "phi
listening an eloquent laraf rr0 on re Dif ..rll9
Of howihg down the old m. pc-t who 20 ind arc now
being coded nrolnd the tity 81 M@nhl',Hr, ~ ~ ~ ~
inonir, Al M. Polics peadInttcrs ho-n'er our re-.
porter could ilud no ground io~ such sIa'e.on, ol
he exercise ci arbitrary power aud aei to'
Investigations Of te same suleet he srriVed ~ tne con-
clsion either tba, che Rev Mr Lands w's myi' Gf
that tho yiruona feelings of Mr. Cooper wero aonsee.
and that Ls consequently Ieid,e" 10 ~, ~ nv ,n W
for one ugh, ~ thcster for is' dsrlar o. iuc1 40
b.>sts
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

SOUTHERN EMIGRATION TO BRA2IL.-Apr0POs
Of the des.ro on tie part of certain Southerners to
locate in some country other than the United States the
New.york correspondent Of The Philadelphia Ledger
ssys
"Col. WOOD, formerly editor Of tn. pieksburg Wig
If here arra.giDg for expedition TO Brazl he goes
families 30 soc II he can purchase tract of country
70 miles square on the Amazon. for the purpose OF
permanent settlement The capital subscribed Is sand
10 be Sldk.000. Mr. Wood is commissioned to procure
the Emperars consent lie sails for Rio in the steamer
MoDtano on the i2ih
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

The following table show. thc amount Of property
purchased in the last second jnstament Of the
couni-the amount accounted for and the amount now
remaining hand unissued unaccoun,ed for. 1t
will Of be understood that under the head Of
property purchased Is included all that which remained
unssued unaccouned for at the first settlement and
which is set down under the head OF property hand
and properly accounted FOR in the preceding tables
ORDNANCE ANn OYD.ANCE sIOEEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
Eafrst ahjp Ne W..

se.m,ho Af,dne Cary. Wilmington 80 hours nd'' ani
pn.. Lis gson For Co
Y,ch. lila Blou. Pfosldcnce d,Js
WlND-A. Sunset, ;.
BELOW
Sps-uiberni, from Liverpool Caravan from Savannah
j. Bairr from Heuv,s sncrsr from Antwerp and shp,
BaIks-F. Ruck, HGry poolh from n.tsnEa.i Morss.s
Star OF. 81 Jsgo Ocean Home frcn Cuba, and French
bst. -
Bns-Mrth, fron Marseille. II Meaus Clara p. Gibbs,
from Cub,
sclooncr. Graham, from Boy Ch,en Geo Prescott from
M,llmoT9s
SPOKEN
seam,ip Fu,srpe bound S.-Juy 3d. i!atcrns bssrng g.
b. W. ~ nile. nt p. ~.
steamship America. bound s-Jnly 30, 7p m. Ha..era'
bearing =. by ". ~ miles.
Ig,iN Eserse bound Wat. 81 90. lon G.. '8
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
Fire sn Baton.
Brglos Mnnh j

HCNUH Mnntl", N = ", IsII.
About . O'Clock this ey,ring ARE broke on
in FIVE story hilck badlng, corner "a c,mmero'4'
aud Elcirond'sts. aNaDi h{ ,ils, F'-r,' I'd oooa,
pied b. g. W. Lincoln. jr 'o.. di''f7 Pa ma e. ana
nautical lnstrumcnts. fI, farm, Soc0tr oft Niri
ems. and other paries mo ha'drt vns n' -! bnrnrd
out ~ ,,,
The loss viii amount 10 $40 tJ or s.'' 'Nh me los'
70 haze been the work 81 an in, cnfllfi.
Two ffcmon. members OF Stiu Ll.iuc No = ono ol
faem naniod J1hn MahoAc}, a,lo badly burned py me
bursting oi = barrel 0i OF.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

DESTRUCTION OF THS SALISBURY REBEL
parsoyWs ;sern FROM NJ Tn c,mva:. who
reached this city YESTERDAY direct from Sasbc.v y
that the bull PEN where prisoners wero couneu
last Winter has been de emoShcd. The bakery and
spial building burned by boys, and the fence
which formed the stocaadc taken for camp use.
The town was full Of Rebel soldiers The former CON
mander of the prison still remains At large in town
lIIosto, Traveller. July e.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

Az Columbus, Ohio. on Friday last, while
men were engaged In switching cars at tho Union
Depot troo cars loaded with iron Commenced 10 moys
on The down grado toward TrsnkLnton, escaping ali
attempts TO stop ITEM ard when uudcr fnl headsny,
encountered an express tiain from Cincinnati A ire
menious collision took place. and ono of the freight
cars was split in twain tho load Of railroad iron being
scattered about prornisouorsy. The fireman. Thomas
Eaper. struck by ono OF theso bars and oiled tu'
no other pergoD sustained sever, Injury.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

below shows merely the kinds and amounts Of property
on hand and unaecouned for At the date Of the first
settlement June. 1861 and. Of course purchased and
incudcd in the amount making the first nstallment. 1t
also war should have beou included in the amount
oI ;,t
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
mARRIE ID.

RsNr-McCOMBs-On Saturday. July %. by the Rev.
Chas H. Sing Major Marcus Grant, Uniiet States Vosa
teer to Miss Maggie NJ McCombs o. the city Of broesiy~
NJ T.
HOwE-LR BLANC-On Thursday. July p. by The Rey
Thonias r. Vermilye, d., Geor,e A. Howe TO NeAo '"
H., only daughter OF VIM. A. lie Blanc, all ofths CITY,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
Toihs h"o.iusipr -.
WAsn,aras. Monday. Juiy 81. 1863
ThH rarp,Y,ENI oT LErTars.

1hE ptIPNlfIElI % LITIhT5.
Previous 20 March l-G'. a'l lc'tDrs were re-
1uirrd Ia be prop I'D. rad he people bed b-cone
cusiorrt ~ TIE !aV Thar no. 'rOfs llf 1900 unpaid
letter were annually rr'frfrt o. 30 Dead Letter Of
ice But az that date t0r-lrf~ passed +. lw permit
ting all urqs ieters io .lr tifrrf hc malls fhr re-
cerefs of thon paving dngre -rlr 1hls arrAi nj
resulted snsi irUuriy ~ tne rofi .VCrus lHd ". ut
the late Con rc,s the law lfsc licr reIuTns prepay.
nent was restored. The people rl,srally. however.
ere not aware Of this fIff ~ t rl'cr 4 u1p' j let
rs -rtrrnsd - IT, Dead ir.tcr Oicc rycrasel 1900
daw
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
PNssruxers Arrived.

" .,-rnship Arisdne from Wiinhg.orJ. & Fly, J. H.
Bailey -nd daurhtcr J. X. Brown A. johnson. III. Hertz
D. q Knight James Hcsrn, W. r. HOggin, H. Shrsw o. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
7HE STATE on CONNECTICUT
IN ACCOUNT WITH
THE UNITED STATES.

Wien the first call was made by the General
Government upon the loyal States of the North aud
West Tor men and means to aid in suppressing the
great insmrection which threatened the dismember-
ment of She Union and tbe death Of the Rcpubicthey
entered upon this patriotic duty without the promise
or expectation OF being reimbursed the expenditures
they might be called upon TO make 1t wss not until
the following July that tie Congress then in session
passed he acts of the Eth and 9th which secured 10
the loyal States repsymen. Of moneys expended by Them
in arm.nr cquippng. clothing, paying subsslius and
Transporting their troops raised in aid of the General
Government
That the state Of Connecticut did her duty ioyaly
and effectively. is proven well by her account OF
moneys expended. which We publish below as ny the
gallan, ecord Of her regiments IN the field
The entire amount claimed to have been expended
ty the State of Connecticut up TO and including tie
present settlement, is sl,,;3,s63 lG.
The frs, instament of tie State claim
presented and settled June %.
l6tS. and Amounted 10. ji6iC5 Il
OF this Lere allowed ---.--....--.- tl2, 80 q
Leaving the snm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s9o37s0 Gi
suspended and disallowed by tie Treasury Depart
ment as follows:
Disnllo,-fd-Interest claimed by the State
on oil amounts paid State disbursing
officers from date OF payment By state
Treasurer until March l. l.G2. .--......e 4l,;63 50
S.spcairi-Specal requlsitOn, March Is
lsG. rot acknowledged on account cur
ren, presented BY the Statc...-.--.---.. 6Ot0y0 %
And On nj! other accounts ............. 9J6.4lG 90
-
TOta. suspended and disaoVed ed...--.--s s9OJ 80 o5
1t vii be seen from the above statement that on the
6rst nstalment of her account. amounting 10 s,lo'
SIS a. Tie State has received 81 2ls'sJ y. OF thu
sum- there paid st06000 ty reguisition before The
account was presented, advance 10 the State
from tfe General Government. aRd the balance OF
k6l27 - paid also by requsit'on on tho treas
Dry of the United States the amount found due the
State She settlement Of tie first n.tal'men' of her
sccoaut leaving amount suspended and disalowed
Of fS29s go 90.
The account current presented by the State autbcT
ties for he second instaimen Of their account. which
tue embraced in The settlement just concluded in
the uniting offices OF The Treasury Department, is
ss iolloWs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
80 nlcu,.nrn IIrcIInN.

The Richmond NAL ,1u. through 10 wash
ingtuu dgrci MS evening. Ire h. tIo .ur NOR ten
four years II appears um ne e1ud Tins II TO-
day that GOV. P-rp0nt tis promised 10 fo OF "a his
poaer 10 leglc ,cni the -nfirl election ce % $50
authorize. q Washington 1tI ..ge.f of them rc-
mOgal 81 the o.dCr pfo1lltr fne leo or ihc iunc.
tDn. required by the 4. .es 10 Nbi sh flc OJnoXi0ls
gentlemen aad been c.eet q. lts further stated tllt
m.clirg vi pgCm,nert i,g..s Wss Lfid ga saflrtry
10 c1lc. y. ..g?s- ioT p.vl' ns ROW Ticket 'oF tho
,,u.lcirsi ,1ees III Bic rOla
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
6perial Notices.

America, Ynstitufe Farmers Ciuu.--A Mestaeg
a, nm, flub vii Ia held TO DAY (flesd,yb August
o.eock At the Rooms o. the Institute corner OF EiehthA
"a Ron,Ib ,yr JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
r. x. Il
SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS
STCrRFD To TIiE HUMAN RACE
By ONE BOTTLE OF
RADWAl 5
READY RELIEF.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

ps,,u.tsnty removed. al acute u9inmstoy. malarto0S
n, prevented and ertcrmBled The weak
.h .ud ueryou, restored TO strength. ygJr. and sound
heallb nv the u.e Of RAILWAYS READY BELlFf. Ose
SO cent boie viii do good more complaints su6
en ,he stomach clear healthy than ten dollars spent fss
al other melicincs or Ditters m u'-
One nnp,,ion rnsy few drops taken internally,
i s,afiy free the sufferer the most voent ard teS
be ps md the weak feeble and prostaed frame
to strength sud vi:or ,,,,,o, .,,yra
Darhes Choers McIbrs Peinul Discharges
fon, IN. owels axe stopped in atcen twenty minutes
nv t,kne Radways Ready Relief No congestion infsm
nation no woaAncss lassude. will follow the use OF the
X. r. Relief - .
ACRES AND PAINS
For Headache whether sick or nervous rheumatism
Jubsso Pains and Weskness the Back Spine Kidneys
Pans around the Liver, Peursy Sweass OF the Joins
Ps. ia the Bowels Heartburn and Pains Of s kinds Rad
way kesdy Re iet viii, fw moments thsnse the misc
re you suffer joys Of pleasure aud coed signs OF
returning hralth.
Sold by Druggists and at No. 81 madcn.lane.
You Cannot have n Healthy Constitution whne
purss the yem otimpuries and stimulates lie vital organs
vigorous aud ra.hy setiou, eSpchng disease and re:o
ing the health. LIE SYRUP rapidly cGTos disease which
are caused by IMPURE BLOOD Scroula. or kines Evil.
Tumors Oh Sores Ulcers, Blotches Erupons Pimples,
Boils Eryxp,ss Tsstcr Salt Rheum s.. AnhoDys fhe.
Scsld Head K,n, Norm C,ncerous rnnors Sore EycA.
Syphs AMI a fSn, disease Disease Of the Heart Psp'ts
ti Dyspepsia liberation Of bones OF te Nos scalp and
Fscs Use CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP ard you viii be
surprised at its rapdy in removing these dseises IL leaves
the blood pure tho complexion oei. and e systen ires
from disease Sold by all Drusgsts
MORGAN ALLEN, Wholessis Druggisa,
General Agents No. IS C1ia -, nv.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
Az INDIAN CONVENTION.
IS1snYAL nrYryrr Rrcrr,rs.

The receipts from internal revenue to-day
Amounted to soe1fio 75 making ,lc tote receipt, for
! she month U. Juiy s-l.6Jl.0 30
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
The Reception Fund.

Col. Colyer desires gratefully to acknowledge
tho following contribution, to the Reception Fund:
r.:....i. .,,...., ~ a lane. . Sl5 90
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
Business Notices.
A DIsoRpsREp STATE or THB BLOOD is the

A DIsoRpYRED SrATB or THR BLOOD is the
prime cause Of many very troublesome co"p'n'" 'A-
Diseases E,ercus Affections scrofuls. scurvy and oosrs
are Of the MY disorder. arising from the
condition Of the vital uii For diseases Of this class 'ASxs
ALrgRArvE "a reliable curative by entering into tho oco
son thoroughly pu6es tie blood ard removes any NOR
bid tendency 70 disease which may exist in the system; It,
the sane time ,u,aius the strength Of the patient spd In
ports vi.or 70 the whole physical structure To be sshss
Of It's efficacy read the testimony Of those who have been fss'
ic,y cured BY Il, given length Jsynes Almanac Sos
by all Drnsgst.
BIOKRgSB strengthens the mind by strepg"-
ening Che nerves, Hypoctondacs receive immediate re
from It. TIA effects permanent. For dyspep"s ~
one thing needul Ladies in feeble health viii nnd "s
safes, and mos, general Of al :onsi Depot No Deys@
Sold by all Drusss,s -------
SEcoND.HASD SAFES in large numbers. OF our
and ohersmsks taken In exchange or our no" Ps~'
, "N0A '"A I'M M,nyJS Co No. 2ss Pc =
4 i--->-~>-SA>An.---- - : -
| COLGATE & Co.'S Brown WINDSOR and
GLrcSnsr SOAPS for The oefor sale by all druggists ~
dcaer. in perfumery aud fancy articles
| TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPBNsORH
BAyDAGss SUPPoHIERs. kc.-MARss Co g Radical Cure
/ Truss Office only at No. Vesey-a. Lady s,tendsnt
| TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAN-Nitroaf
Oxide given In sny quantity pre- not breshed easy u
take and sure made by "spragres Apparaus" Fes
| So Take the boat. No. ,6J Broadway
BATCHBLoR's HAIR DYB.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and insantanessl
IN eject Tho genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BArcanLea-
/ Sold by oil Drug,ists Factory No 81 Bsrcisys.
BEAUTIFUL LIPB-LIKB PICTURES.
| Csres vignette 81 per dozen Duplicates 81 An ussE
tyes regstered r. a. LEvI, No. $50 Chsthsms. N. T.
| ARTIFICIAL LIMBS b. FRANK. PALMER, LID.
| Giyss Txs Bssr' PSsssr LIMBS TO oSoLDisR-vasx ~
BwAY, NY l6g CsKsrsuT Phia 10 CREEsBsr Boes
ton COMMISSIONED SURGEON RsSRAL BAxSss. IT, y.
| GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elias
tic Stitch and Lock 81 ch SgvrN0 MAcHSEs No. SO Broad
| wsy New. FORK. and No. %; Futon.st.. Brooklyn
HOWE SBwfSG MACHINE COMPANY.-ELIAA
Howe jr President, No SO Broadway. Agents wsstSd
WHEELER g. WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine srd uuon Hols Machine. No. 6e5 broadway.
| WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
No. 5o8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01
ONLY or LET.

There now remains IN tic crs ody Of tlo Coy
cgninont ony liisUacr " Nlr ti7t II. ntl COZ.
fined m tho Oh carifol awaiting % trN, OH 10 II
not take place or 'vo vschF ugon charge Of eraeiy
10 our prisoner, al Anderson, NE.
GCNG EONI.
Thi, afternoon Gov. MclAughlin's brigade, Of
tie First Division Mind Cops, eOmpssd o. tho :, III
and jOih Massachusetts. passed down thf Avenue on
their way home.
fSSlGrED
TIE following a. gnrrote h.co been made:
Bfig Lcn. \. {. A. Suit. to lhe command Of iie Bs-
trct 81 M souri, cld4llr ia % So fual. Brs-0 en-.
ia williamson TO duty or th3 Plains. uld,s riuand
OF Msof.Gcn. Dodge.
TIRE SfANfSf rwlh'.
Chang and Eng J.c S.amese Twins who
have been engaged IN flf d. ir to4c years IN Aor;h
cnrona are 10 app. o- calibi.on O. IN ~ tuo
Northern cities
THs GABOO~ CcS.UIsnU.
II il stated that the 'ol'risnip to Z. boon, ID
wc.tern Africa having boon rendered 10 j. {. ab.
cock uf NeV.York thar ~ lf'aai rlf 'ch ily declined
IT. expressing desire 20 tc afginic .hrt' GA .i
patches this summer g. tie Wh'' f'nu'o .f .ofdsi
he ntcr occ wOnid roi !fciadioe his application Tor
. mo.u favorable aplOilil't'.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

NO. 'aos aeoVeshovst purchases and issues a. ve
wv property remaining uusecoua,sd Sr. The t.hI.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

Leaving difference of.............-.... Sis2COl 43
being little than % per cent Of the amount claimed
10 have been expended. 50 much Of this SUI as has
been suspended account Ct property not properly
csunted fer not issued 90 Oop vii Of be a..
lowed presentation ofrcceis OF army officers show.
Ing thai the property has turned over 10 the Gen
era ehent uloa evidence tina, il has been .
sued to roops mustered into the United States service
The following table shows the properly purchased b.
lie State on lAe irsi nstam, Ut Of her accouut-the
snourt OF property accounted for and the amount re-
naming onaeeouuted co. when the fret settlement was
made.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-01

One hundred and sixty-five thousand thre
hundred and ninety dollars and twenty cen
prize money has boon disbursed by the Treasury ID
during the present month the total number
claims being l,26i.