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The Chief Causes of Pesti,on M Do,+,o,,oa

NE; E. CoURTAnRT.s LIsINFE"T1Na F1U,ns
france Prepared solely by the N.w Yn,r iis" ". 1ma
company. ht their La oratory Noa ooa ..to n
Henry.sreet, N. Y Office. ~ Cedar strnt ' Ano 'o=
Inns company organized u. ,1ua,put ,e,, ,,. ~
Courtsret tne celebrated French Chemist o. ". M ~:
ita cratory s prepared Iur rrisl its SarHe"t
priVics ceHsroDls sewers, gutt.rs urin, ,a.s'
nofpitaH, prisons, aud public institutio. ~, nil Liu
BhuRnorho'i5eH, oial and f-t-bilig stahliu,na'tn,
al huas OF msnnre5 mm~nseiy Increasing lie ynua o.
cue aer co eVery fai imerl and wherever pnis s ana
Offensive gasscs exist These nyrnts ara do h ~, o
aptseptcs, antiputrescets, AM diut ct,n,s II, th
scienhc meaning OF the rds. They T., nlny, ux omo
gassta and odors Ivy chemical prlIri,,l s-i,,v, a.;
their places hedWJM air; they DhsTnuYEns and ,ot
merely dbs0r6cHts OF pnisonouB passes-no iuiur, s "
utensils III which they arc used The at cution NJ
medical and sce' tlhc men IL Duet 81 tn th,>, S;s
fectants Attached s,iu,onas in favor of :, ia va,
disc vcy which. with huutlrcs Of uhrrs Nm n. Sa
at the Cou,pa,y's ofifc. " =" 'een
DELAvAS HOUSE AIIuXY M,rcl ~, 1scc
70 The Fresident Of The FORK
Dear ir II IL oil 1t il relr' Rentcd to Lc Ne Laya
mnde many triIls Of disinfrctauts uut unu, - ,s;Io
that we havo fOunr article which sur NJ, n,h .,
al remedy against all bad r. j orhsrI & 90 40
u, o.. r,:,.. .,, NV voitK, ArrII . 1865.
10 Me PRESIDENT n hc fco York USi. ctu1 Comnnn,.
, bcAr sir: We pronounce 1t With, u r,ccptinn ~, o
tIe nost we nave over kfown. It's n ct upon eyorv
mHtter is complete Ind inst. tan.tu- p e'ory
-, :, g. STETsoH, hstor Houss
R6- N B.-These Disiufectant. atn med nr a.,
BcaVengers under the dire ciun the it,rv pnj,,aS
tho nrtropritai Health Department ey Ycsk
POW LII 4 THOMPSON, A. CED.n.sr w
Gene raj and Sole Agents tor United states and th
Canadas, to whom Ill orders shou q he addressed "
F'r sale ~ ull Druggists and General Desrra ;n a.,
Unitod States and Canudas. " '''o
May l5 a
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tfbM M i'.R(IIA!.

The Charleston Cotton Mmrket
ABOUT 100 bales Cott sold hore yesterday on
basis OF sso. per h. for strlct tddllug The market
had an advancing tendency with lighs solllug stock
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sINIILIA SINIILlBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMICIDE a IIIIE Ic6iiIcIEs

HONQsOPATIIIC sPEOIFICS
TTAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXpr.
III RIENoE, an entire success: Simple Prompt-Em.
ei. Mt and Reliable. They tho only medicines per-
cannot be maro In using themi so harmless as to be
tree from danger and efficient to be always relia
be They have raised the highest commendation from
all, and will always render satisfaction.
No. J. cures Eevers. CONGESTION, Inaammatons.. %
D. Crying Collie, or Tee,hing Of In
DI"rrnoa Of Children or Adults. IS
g. " DSysssntory, SSs Gripping Bilious Goo;;. Collie; 2s
T. Coughs, Gcids. bronchitis. 20
NeuralRta, Tootha,he Faceache.. 25
" Iendnches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 25
!0 Dyspcpsin. Bilious stomaoh -. as
" IL suppressed, or P,inful Periods. 80. 25
" Is " Group, Cough, DiHicuIt Brcathine.. "a
H. Salt lshcun. Er peias, Errptions. rs
10. Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains. . 40
H. Fever n"d hsue, Chill fever.
u. Piles, Blind or bleeding 50 50
IL, OPthnlmy, and SIRE or Weak Eyes. 90
l9, Catnrrh, Acute or Chronic, mAu.
90 wnoopims; Cough, vicien. Coughs so so
al, Asihmn, OpprrBsed Breathing. -. 6O
~ Eur Discharges, Impaired Hear
49, serofuia. Enlarged Glands. swell: 00
a. Central Debility. Piysicsi weakness 81 8"
=" 26, DropSy and Scauty Secrotions. ..... 60
20, Sen sickness, Sicknoss from Rid
27. Kidney Disenae, Gravel 50 50
u, Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
sions. Involuntary ischRrges.. j. 90
", Sore Mouth, CanHer. .............. 80
sG' " Urinary IncontInenoe, voting
81. " Painfui Poriods..' .''c oven ;i';iii with ~
SpasU .............. 80
81. Suffer. ngs at Change OF LIE. ........1.O 90
ISS, Epilepsy, spssms, st Yitus Dance. i. %
81, DiPtheria, liberated Sore Trost -. go
FAMILY CASES.
SO walk, morocco case and book. $40 90
20 large vials. In morocco. and book ........ 6On
30 large Walls, plnin case and book. ......,. 500
10 boxes (Nos TO 16l, and book.............. 800
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
vtalB. $40 0U
Single vias, wi h directions ns............... Ion
a5-These remedies, by the case or single box are
sent to any part OF tho country by Mail Express
OF charge, on receipt of tho price Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Of1oe and Depot No. 662 Broadway, New York.
Dr. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily Of his office per.
sonay or by letter. above, for sI Of disease
KING & CASSIDEY,
April 16 mwf6mo emo Charleston, 8. O.
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THE BARHWELL 0BNPlHEL.
'HSHE pUBIICATTON OF THIs PAPHR WHICH OF
ftoE vas Destroyed IT, February bat by the Fodsta
my mas bSeo resumed. lt tho oEty pcpor pubtehod
at large and populoRs District ezd 10 merchants and
nunanees men ponsosaes a6ynlts9aa sodon INST with
EeInn tor advoSra, 81 pr rqate o. tsnavo Ree, o.
e7a tor each inseTop. eafsczipton 10 Papet % pes
.arSm- Addreso 'E71 DRuCR q PERRY,
Nrcl /: pToprIe:eH
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Pnssenscrs. q

Passenger.
Per steamship Quaker City, from New York-T +
Ellsworth, l. Hunt. Capt Payne. W smyser, Captain
@Darkman. @ barrow, Mcdonald 4 Riggs. ] nweIr
81 bliss Freeman Miss Craig. ol smith, J J Grogg,
i Wolsman atd daughter, Miss L weIamap Miss Itiis
Miss weisman. Mrs Col Thomas Mrs ] # r,enar Mrs
steersge " ~
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HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM,

ORDINARY artcio ever discovered. II change.
the face and hands to pearly satin textur
Of ravishing beauty. imparting the marble purity
youth. and the dissi0e appearance inviting in tn
city behe Of fashion. Itremeves tan freckes pimple
and rcughness from the skn, leaving the ocmpexio,
fresh, transparent and smooth It contains no materi,
INJURIOUS TO the akin. Pntronised BY Actresses ane
Opera singers It Ia what every lady should have Sole
everywhere. Retailprice so cents.
Prepared by W. E HAaAN, Troy. N.Y.
Address all orders to DEMAs BARNES Il co. -r.-
octobef % mwf1ye HeW York
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AU TtSTh. May 2L-CorroN-rhe Offering atocl
iRt with q 9ooi demand Market has ad, ,Hnced Que
cent oaiet were m de- at SOC for mddipg Sic fol
strict to good midditnYR.
GoLD.-BuyiDg st l27 and selling at 12o
SILVER -bnSin lug at i22 a, d 30 ling at Ia
SECURrI1Es-NO denIanis for either stocks bonda.
new urleaus Market.
NEW ORLEANS May 7.-i:oTroR-we stated In our
last report that tho sales at made before
the receipt OF the foreign news. but that busu-s+
whi Ii transpire fndi. ated material variation In
prices. and We cordt 81, repeated previous quo
tnt ms To-Gay the ,ieIuand rather better
iHrly Tor the hotter qus trs which commanded fuller
prices, while the lower grades exhibited little
pTovement hs to q ia extent cuupr ris 4,
270o bnra taken by niue brokers' parity vt previous
dinary a29o, Good Ordiu ry SQ1 SIC, Low EiddluR
S3D34c Mid Ing 500 $50 1hrhe figures are lc higher
for hiddhUg aud rho sde rate T 'r Low MI. dung W.
as" hear Of cuI.de able ahipneuts Oh
account We r,pUrted yesterday srI. Of 100 ,ries
hu stated that It tHB currently that
ness compriI'n 2'oO bi"s party who only
$50 aie', rcccirins credit for 1000. Wa ear hat
We did not con6 that THIS croker repOrted truly
he pur1hased 'irec,l Tia tales VIII, swels the
days transactiur TO q little l9UD bales.
srATEMEsr OF COTTON
ReceiVt1 10 day.. ................ 26l
---~ 7cl.s'o
1884 TAO
Cleared to day for 1avre. .............. 9et
Cleared previously. y.....................627 .627 638
- 6lS642
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Wa clip the following Especial Notice" ,,,r, ~.
Btauntou Spectator: "oH INC
@. MANDELsAuh 10 ticking Virginia and sonth-
esn Bank Money, for Clothing, at its hishsst
o"eryH; Isit tho clothing or the money sha, "a
rdtcl. SO hiSE? SNAs 20
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EMPIRE WATER

Is q cathartic, and valuable remedy for Rheumatsn
Derangement Of the Liver, Diseases CT the Skim an
General Debility. It's effects most salutary In Lun
Diseases- 1t ts an almost BURR CURE for Scrofua an
the most aggravated forms OF Dyspepsia As PREvEi
TIVE AND CURE for all Bilious Derangements Il stand
nnriyaled.
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CONGRESS- WATER

Is cathartc Alternative and tonic and fs q valuabl
remedy for affections OF the Liver and Kidneys Dyi
pepsia, Gout Chronic Constipation and Cutaneous dil
eases 1t ia most powerful preventive Of the Fever
and Bilious Complaints, prevalent in warm climates
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Memphis Market,

MENPHI8, May 19-OoTToN-The market vostsraa,
VS. firm and aotl 0. Tho inquiry was inir with aoot
of-rinas Tho New York noon dispatch quoted Cotton
arm at s8@S7o. This news b I'd a tendency to Give
bettor feeling In tho market and hold.rs were asktns
from one 10 two cents above buyers vlews Near fon
hundred bales chansed hands. Middn g OF 20 70 30
Low MiddinR OF AZ to 28 triot Middng at "a 70 40 V
and lower grades at irreauar pricss 30X wa. maid ~
bright Middlns The marriott cioee hrm. with oricei
teudtng npwarda Holders are holding MiddiinR fr n
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Stock on hsrd and on shipboard not cleared &, Aes
FRRIoHis-Inere fsa ood businas, doing to Foreign
porta hu very little Offering twise This Tste. now
are for Liverpool lko Tor Havre; ana 70 Goa. tss
ports IL. by sail. and 1Ao by teamers To Ouba Tor
lumber. tho going rates ere S. to 10 per 1000 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

The fielding and batting Of both clubs was GOOD aihougn
IN the latter feature Of the game we have seen inc
do better Their fielding good and the Dase pay OF
usou and art unsurpassed. Pratt did not ptc as wen w
usual Penrees play particularly credItaDie. 20 We
Cbarmans Mills catching far better than IN the othl
match on the Eureka side Ieres playing second oate
where be was pot after first Rnng was splendid Mus ~
FIRST did yery WE'LL did Brentna especially the carrier
innugs Thomas could have been better and
NAV was also feature Faoue and Ford were c1ceIen
IeIs phing was noticeable although II was found the Az
antcs could bat his balls well Osborne is good catcher
Mr. NortOns umpirng was the strietest and pest We ~
. ,als season. only thing Objectionable in the entire
game the grumbng at the decisions and there was 700
Of this especially ths part Of the pitcher OF the At
lanto He makes too many side remarks, which, athongh
heard by the crowd the less repreherslb Inc
game Will be neutral grounds The day is not h1ed
THE BASE BALL TOURNAMENT AT NEWTON NJ j.
The matches at Newton, N. j., on tho 80, 4th, ana
5h days Of October Wi. be play es follows:
For The United Hatts BihAetiyes 0f New YORK a6t II
yingtou on "Wednesday. Oct 3, at 2 o'clock p. m.
STATE Ball. and Championship Of the Stae-Oympc OF fater'
agt. Camden Thursday Oct m In the afternoon
Kearney IryingtOn. - =,
On Friday Oct the winning clubs are to play the de-
Gliding game.
The Eurekas have declined to play.
IRyINGTOy VS.. UNION.
The match named to take place to-day between
these clubs for the benefit George Wright will not take
place but on Friday October D. grand match VIII DC
played on the ST. Georges grounds in its place
EAGLE VS.. OLYMPIC OF PATERSON.
The return match between these clubs Will be
played at Hoboken this afternoon, at 3p. m.
ENTERPRISE vs. PEC0SIC.
These clubs play togetheron the Capitone grounds
tomorrow az p. N.
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HOAX ON THE CUSTOM.HOUSE OFFICERS
r.. Oh. rg.,o. TLs n L Tr1nn,

HOAX ON THE CUSTOHH0USE OFFICERS.
To the Editor Of Then y. Tribune
SIR: On board a steamship Of the National Steam
Navigation Line, lately arrived, itempered Scochusn
and learned Judge from Ohio passengers and "a
hammer and longs during the voyage the subject a
the line The Judge ncesanty praised the splendid ship and
the able commander and the admirable management Of the
line; Scot rallied violently against the Company because
his state far aft for his liking He pretended TO-
be connected with The TRIBUNE dhe paper knows MIN not
however, and denounced vengeance through It's columns for
his having received favor above who came h
The quarrel waxed hotter the vessel neared the port Tho
the Judge praised the furious became the uneann
Scot whose temper seemed TO hurt him terribly On landing
the chief Custom House officer and pretending
the Of the Government representing
prominent newspaper information that his adversary
and lady with him had secIeted valuable diamonds with IN
smuggle them. This OF led 70 very rd
search which resulted in finding nothing whatever liable Ia
duty clustering official then attempted 20 frightep hs
lady into the surrender Of them diamonds She perceived
he had been boaxed by flsehood and told him Thd
officers every direction TO find the scot and two women
who had been with him. supposnG they might have some
motive besides magny for the deception, but they Lad
escaped.
Now the liberty taken with the name Of THE TRIBUNE
covered dirty trick the Custom House officers Ongt
they be their guard sufficiently 10 keep
persons volunteer nOmaon The Scot In question so
collected Of money from the passengers under tho pre-
for the insertion Of Testmonis IN
the Captain &C. believe it is notthe custom Of TIE TE
other papers charge for such things and that tao
money into the pOckeO the individual WHO receyedL
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ATTEMPT TO BURN 4 TENEMENrHoUSE

THE PACT or ITS BEING INHABITED By CoLORED FAM
LIES THE CAUSE or THE ACT-rHB FIRE SOON
EXTIYGUsHBD-So CLUE TO THE lNCBNDIARY.
An attempt was made shortly after o'clock yester'
day morning to FIRE the wooden tenement No. l.6 West
Twenty Gbst occupied by number Of poor coored families
The ncendary had off OF the boards and
In tho Tins made had placed quantity Of old clothing
saturated with comphene The combustble material
then fred and but for It's timely discovery by Ocer Sandord
~ The wentnin Precinct there might have been repet
ton OF the Avenue catastrophe With the aid OF some OF
the inmates he procured few pals OF water ana dashnB
Sem mon he flames speedily extngusbed the fire. The by
dran In the yard has been Of order for some time past the
landlord refusing 20 repair u.
No cline 10 the perpeator Of this dasardy outrage hs, yet
beep discovered although Fire Marshal Baker and Capt
Sneieht OF the Twenty Precinct making every EFFORT
IN discover him IL than probable that Is soDe one
the actuaed by the spirit that prompted
The attack upon the Colored Orphan Asylum in le6J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
TENIANISM.
Cam FROM GEN. SWEENEY.

UAHD FHUM
In consequence of the numerous invitations which
Gen Sweeney receiving to attend Fenan pcnes and
other reunions Of the Fenan Brotherhood he wishes TO be
that he resigned the position Of Secretary OF War
at the Troy Congress and declined the offer Of the Command
Of the Army Of Ireland which was rendered 70 hm
by that body Being therefore, longer connected with the
Organization Fenan Brotherhood he does not intend to
take any part at present the proceedings Of the brotherhood
10 whom he feels grateful the continued confidence enced
tow ard him by these invitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF FOR.
EIGN MISSIONS.
Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS.

Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
PIrfsPIELD Mass, Thursday, Sept q. 1866
At the American Board to-day, eI-Secretary Anderson
was elected member of the Prudential Committee vice
Dr. Stone The Rev. j. o. Means was made corporate
member in DR.. Worcesters place. The Rev. DR. " G.
Clark elected corresponding secretary. An eloquent
eulogium pronounced upon Secretary Anderson by
Dr. Adsms Of NevYork Resolutions Oh the state Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
MILITARY.
OFFICERS DRILL or THE SIXTH REGIMENT.
Col Mason has issued the following order:
HEADQUARTERS SIXTH REGIMENT. n. q. s. n. Y,
NV IopK

HEADQUARTERS SIXTH REGIMENT n. q. 5. n. \"
NEw.IoRK sept 81 1906.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 206eers and oa-Commssion,d on
, D,,I,-The Line Onicers Non.COmmssioned STAN Der
en and Corporas this Regiment hereby directed to
smhle In uniform at the Arnorv for drill follows. VIZ.
The line Officers on first Tuesdays aud third Thursdays
and the NonCommsoHed Stt Segeanis end S0rPora' on
Commencing IN October sud 70 continue I'll further or
ders - ~, ,,.,. , 4.
sn sronpty at the named call the roll and return all
,bsentees Immediately after each drill Commandments OF
Comnses will warn their respective Sergeants and COporas
IN attend these drills will make returns of he same 10 the
Adutart at No II Bowery before the hrst dr hey Wi
=, ne same time furnish him wuh the full aud resi-
Jenees Of their Sergeants and Copoa TO enabe lin to
make a complete roster "a
those who do not need instructions will be called upon to help
instruct the Others -, . -, a.. , -,
Militia avs Of this State and especially those who have
moi compiled With Gsperal Qyders No ash tae peRiWa
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morning from West Point.

BURe.. IN GREgSwICH-sT.-Early yesterday
morning party of burglars took advantage of the storm and
darkness the drug store OF DR.. Whitehead No. 100
reenwich-st from the rear While engaged their opera
ton officer johnson of the Precinct passed
along and usual tried the front door to see that all
secure This had the effect Of frightening the thieves
hed through the rear taking With them about s6 in currency
which they had managed 10 They had packed up
number articles ready bat those they left be-
hind 1t supposed that they intended TO try the safe which
contained large sum OF money.
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CRICKET.
ST. GEORGE VS.. YOUNG AMERICA-A BRILLIANT VIC
TOBY EoR TILE DRAGON sLAYERs.
4 AANNN1 Y lNAHh
TOMORROW az 3 p,

ST. GEORGE VS.. YOUNG AMERICA-A BRILLIANT VIC
TORY FOR THE DRAGON sLAYBRs.
The grand cricket match between the st. George
Club Of this city and the Young America Club OF Phade
pha which commenced at Hoboken on wednesday ae
noon terminated yesterday in favor OF the St. George CLUB
whose exceeded that Of their opponents Win sh
wckets 10 fall a. A.,
The game resumed at 945 yesterday morning the s
innings of the Young America closing Tor total score Oh 80
George aud Dan NeWhas each being the principal ngures
OF the innings St. George opened their first innings very
yoraby for large the fret wicket falling Tor ~ put
after the retirement Of Globes and Bainbrdge the remainder
were disposed Of for small scores the last wicket ns o
total OF IS only. ,..
In the second innings the Young Americas were forced 70
retire by splendid bowling and fielding for 80 leaving ne o
George eleven but win and this number they Sc
cured with the loss Of four wickets only. .
The victory was noteworthy one ana the most cIeuaoe
the n eorges achieved for several seasons as their ad
yerae were only good balsmen but very strong IN TIE
bowng and fielding departments Appended Is the iu score
OF the match:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

AN ALLEGED CoUYTERPBTTBR ARRESTED -Yester-
day afternoon Marshal Murray arrested John Murphy
suspicion Of being engaged in passing counterfeit money The
prisoner upon being locked Ludow Jail and searched
had upon his person u s. Compound Interest
Note besides large quantity of counterfeit 80 cent currency
stamps; his examination is set down for Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
nfMIGRA TON STATISTICS FOR TEN YEARS.

The following table shows tie number of emigrant
families relieved by made pledge OF baggage
without Any charge being made for interest or storage on the
amount loaned and the amount Of such relief together with
,be ,avnents made On redemptiOn:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
IAnnonncenents.I

The Fall season has opened, and yet you have not
purchased your Why you deay What oot
Summer hat these cool days. Go
KNOX the halter No 22 Broadway and waste precious
moi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
CITY NEWS.

PERsosAL.-Major.Ge Gen. Humphrey and Gen. B
C. Card us A. are at the Hoffman House. Gen. Baird U,
A. is at the Fifth.Avenue Hotel Gen. G. w Sehofcd,
U. s. A, is the Metropolitan Hotel Gen. W. c. Pasr
son. the Hon Marx Skinner. Chicago, and Gen. John A
Greene Syracuse the st. Nicholas Hotel Gen. @. T.
Bsauregard arrived by the Vile de Paris from Havre yeste
day and is at present stopping at the New Yc-N
r,-.-.s. o-,.o,nd W s-~gva ~ ~ 4AoteL Gen.
..--.- --r--.--- ~ Metropolitan Hotel this
Vest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

country we're ad pied urging the education OF te reSa
men. The ,urso Of Bishop Staley ~ honol" T TSe
severely GO Insured in special committee I'r,S a
Board a. ,onrns tomorrow, but the interest tonight j. d"
inteD e as az the opening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

METHODIST CENTENNIAL CELEBkAIIoN. -,
NORWICH. Conn Sept H.-Tho METHODIST oaltenli ia
Celebration here yesterday was at'eIIea y! ,p.dcd
Dr Cummings Of the Wesleyan University pigdeu'
Among the speakers were Gov Hawley and Senator Terry!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

CHAsE's IMPROVED DOLLAR MICROSCOPE, adapted
trades and Professions smusement &C. Trade supplied
FOWLER WELLS Agents. No 3sg Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
The TURF.

PosTPOSEMBNT OF THE WOODLAND RACES.
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept 1.-The Woodawn races have
been postponed upll lbe lab Of October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

Of the Commandan TO enforce strict discipline and obedience
10 orders. BY order Of COL JOEL W. hA''''

Of the Commandant TO enforce STRICT discipline ana
10 orders. BY order Of Col JOEL W. hA7o''
j. II. lNGEHsOLL Adjutant
THE TENTH REGIMENT, N. Y. v. .
In the reports of the review and drill OF the 81
Regiment 0andix Zouayes) it slated that they were vet
Grams a the It'll Regiment N Y v IL should have oeen te
Oth T. " OF which Gen. BendiX the Colonel during
It's term Of service.
CHANGES IN THR FOURTH REGIMENT.
HEADQUARTERS "VETRiAs ZoUAyEs, !
FOURTH REGIMENT IsPASTRY y. G. s. NJ h,l
1,su Ae""'
The following appointments are hereby announced:
Henry " Brown to DO Sergeant Major, vice L. NJ LanSe
relieved. , o.io,noI m
Morris H. Black to be COmmissarySergeant Original va
Joseph Joe be Hospital Sergeant &c Charles schuter
relieved
LaYreDce zane to be Coors Sergeant. Original vacancy
Tne above commissioned officers rank from this DATE
and VIII be obeyed and respected accordingly
By order Col. HERMAN ID. HALL
ROBERT W. LEONARD Adjutant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

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