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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
TRAITORS

l. i. remarkable how Lice u distinction may
be made between what IL treason to-day aud
rCpd. honest work yesterday The scale IL u
sl!aiug scale and an index to the changes IN pop
ular feeling. There ere many ingenious gentle
men OF THIS sort among us who can indicate, in
tbs w.y, the Temperature Of public feeling, not
merely from day to day but from hour 10 hour.
They can tell Ia u precise point how fur the
public viii bear, how far they VIII forbrar, aud
when they will neither bear nor forbear longer.
Ore Of the most dsting iish,d % these hi Ihly
stigc moral buromcters. who proposed few
months ego 10 makc Ncr-York an independent
city. WHO went, ii report does not belle him, far
in pcrircling bis organization 10 that ord, aud
who, we know, was diligently seeking intorua-
ton ia 10 tho laws aud regulations OF TIE Free
Cities of Germauy-this distinguished gentleman
had two very Different reports Of bis speech
made on Saturday. appear IN different papers,
one rs he did deliver it, and one ms he chose to
be supposed as having delivered ii by another
audience. So nicely do wo carry ourselves, and
adjust tho balance.
Mr.. J. Ben, photographer, is one OF these
sensitive gentlemen, though OF rather a clumsy
sort. For two weeks past, Mr.. Den has been so
loyal citizen thu, ho could do no work for
traitors; and since doy before yesterday, fierce
has been his patriotism, he r.: ices that q ,igi-
laut police havc removed out Of hls way even the
temptation 20 do such work. Bat before the Pc.
Rod We have Damed. Mr. Ben had no such
scruplrs. For weeks, he permitted himself the
contemplation Of the Custom House papers or.
dercd Tor the use Of the piratical band Of rcsols
gathered about JEFF. Davis, ana engraved them in
his OVID shop, but without any compuuctious visit
iur-. Why did he stop the work at the precise
point hc did Is that innocent in March which
is treason in Aprili Or was there, us some
times bappeus, Il st"ppsge OF work at u certain
point from want of forthcoming cash Or. if
the was not the case, md Mr.. Blens conscience
was HIS let and hindrance, why was not 20 pal
pable an evidence Of treason as this photographic
stone gaze destroyed Ii seems to us that Mr.
Bien conlesscs himself u traitor without offering
any extenuatiDg circumstances. We do not un.
derstand Why be- is not IN the Tombs.
Col Colt Of Hartford and the Sharp Rife
Company Mt Nev-Havcn also, Ike Dir. b en-. are
very loyal Nbeu it seems best. IL We ore right
ly inc1rmcd-and our information comes from
good authority-both these manufactures Of arms,
The most important and extensive in tho couu-
try, have been running night aud day without a
moments cessation, making arms for tho South
for rebels, Us much the enemies Of the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

A correspondent suggests the lexpediency Of
aiming the steamers sent frelghted with our
noble youth to the defense Of their countsy's
Government ard flag. No doubt, this is already
attended to, save where urgent haste or some
other good reason dictates it's omission.
Another wants q Balloon seat TO Washington
10 be used in Military reconnaissance Of the sur
rounding country. This is a good idea, and the
supply Of gas tbere is doubtless ample; but events
move too rapidly to render this suggestion
practical one.
A third urges the formation Of companies Of
young men who are detained for the present 10
our city Tor drill and exercise in the use VI
arms. Most certainly. Exempts also are pre-
pairing b. enrolment and organization in case Of
pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
THE N. Y. SEVENTH REGIMENT.
DISPATCHES TO GEN. WOOL.
Reported Encounter at Annapolis.
The Citizens Raising a Guerilla Band
GEN. WOODS DISPATCHES.

Maor-Gen. Wool received information yesterday ~
stesia courier to the eject that the Seventh New-iofk
Regiment aud Massachusetts Regiment, on arriving
al Annapolis found that point led by strong Rebel
force. who opposed their landing IL Is nc, mprobatae
that hey had possessed themselves of the guns OF the
Naval Acad- my aud were entrenoted. No particulars
were received. Subsequent information received by
Gen. Wool nclnes him to the opiaon that the troops
landed under tie guns of the frga,e Constitution. The
strength of the Rebels was known but was believed
TO be quite largo.
Information has been received that Massachusetts
Regiment probably the Sixth, sent up from Wasting
ton, are now holding the Annapolis junction. about
twenty miles from Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

The Headquarters Of Majcr-General Wool a.
the ST. Nicholas, yesterday. were the scene o'
great activity. Orders were issued covering
wide field, Gsd some of them Of highly I'M
portunt character, which will not be made public
for the prrscnt We are confident that the
Seventh ard the Massachusetts Regiments at
Annapolis, Will receive succor at the earliest
possible moment. Several Important posts will
scon be occupied by Federal troops, as part of
the general plan, in addition to pushing forward
troops with the greatest possible Dispatch to the
defense of Washington. Orders fer ten thousand
muskcts and four hundred thousand cartridges
were issued by Gen. WOOL yesterday, to BE- de-
livered to tho Ohio troops now at Harrisburg.
Gen. Wool has represented by special couriors
TO the Government Washington the necessity
for the most energetic measures Oh sea and land.
In his Judgment the Rebel ports should be- vigor-
ous!, blUckalld; nol ioss taan one hundred and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
The following i. the specie lit per ciy Of Wash.

Prom NAssAC.-The steamer Karuak, from Nasaau
April 49, arrived Al this port yesterday. TIE ouly
news Of any general interest ia the following copied
from The Nassau Adecr'iSer, the 18th:
The Oui-lsland mail-echooner Electric arrived on
Tuesday FROM the Wind Hard Islands.
Our correspondent at Igagua informs that the
weather s exce for eslt-fakihg anc that tie POND
Is 10 good condition. large quanIiy OF salt t@o been
rsked aud ii tho pree,ui dry weather las's much
will be gathered. Two vtssels were Loading when
the Electric le Inagua, aud were giving loe.a bushe
orpitins off and on that Island ind had taken two
belonging 70 that place but wbea the vessel approached
the shore again they made their e-cafe She Gill
lurk- aronDd the Island and ia 1T he east end.
The brig MAJ flower, Capt Ddqilit, from Halifax,
N. s., bolnd to Kingston. Jamaica, having as cargo
lumber and fish, Was totally wrerkcd at the Uoih-east
end Of Mayagaaca on the 18th Of February. One Of
the drowned IL attempting TO reach the land
The captain and crew were five weeks on the island
before they were able 10 get away, wreeEers hav
ing 70 their assistance. Most If the cargo lost
Materials Of vessel saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

Gen. Sanford received from Gov. Morgan at 2
O'Clock, Tuesday morning, adyices to the effect
tina. the Eighth Regiment, which sailed yester-
day, should be provided with Artillery. Gen. s.
Immediately gave the requisite orders aud By
little past neon yesterday the horses were pur-
chased and Inspected, the caissons and all tho
necessary equipments provided, and the six braas
x-pounders with experienced Light Artllerests
embarked with The regiment last evening. to-
gether with cargo oil forage in ship char
tered for the purpose. Such energy is timely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

The steamer City of Washington, from Liver
arrived at this por. yesterday, aud the .Jura ar.
rived of Father Point also yesterday, with dates
from Europe, via Queenstown, Of the 18th inst.
The news possesses no features Of striking i'm.
portance. The renewed disturbances at Warsaw
bad caused strong measures to be adopted by the
Emperor, and twenty-five thousand troops had
been stationed there. Spain was making warlike
preparations on the largest scale. The French
aud Spanish troops in Cochin China had cap
tured five foris, meeting with an obstinate rcs,t.
ance. Breadstuis dull and declining. Consols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
SEIZURE or FIREARMS By TIE 70.
LICE.

Mr. Superintendent Kennedy, having reason TO sas'
pect that firearms Were being sent South by Daniel
Fish doing business at Nos. Go and 6S Fulton street.
sent officers make decent upon the place yesterday
afternoon and found on the premises over one hundred
lilies a portion Of which were Jacked In box and
marked :" Louis Holman, vi, ksbursh, MISSISSIPPI.
Fish was arrested and among the papers found o. he
premises were the following letters from lbs orr-'
slondent u VicksbIrg: ,r,,
Nj p.srL FisH-Deor Sir Your favor Of iosh inst came
Find cheek @ inclOsed according TO your 'ae'en'
saoal you rot have Slipped the goods til date please A'V
hcR up es times getting every day uloAs ,,h.
You may as well send them by "oAH'' HAP''''' '
Say "ay III III. case in your invoice rides. Don't de'rS'
'a0~ 10 'u''h'' i''' L3UIs HOFFMAN
ytcKsRrkG April ie. 1891.
@ % ,snt ,s."rc.y hone ncs You i attend
h2asnt ether by espess steamship whatever tains
sales. 'aa 'He'p'' i'D''' Luis HOFFMAN
The following letter was found on Nc. Fishers Ter
IL boie the same saporsepon as me oox o. ',"y
and had postayes,amp upon 1t, ready io' oepoei' M
the Post.Oiiice: .,1 ,e,
Lor norvx.S yonr snS ad later II TIE soe.
have lscsed iOsr Or he day' %, az Ssv,
b,, been a. sa cad Il /, enircy iryessible to shis
.n, ths 10 yon the way Of Eearts lhlhh oA'he tn
has may be acceptable South trat acc s
once more prevs Of opiEot tSst pesco VII be
Now, wha, viii do with yOnr money! lseknowIedse ows
yeu but how can get the uoIey cass
10 you present with ssley We have p'eay Of 900
York; iia. send by expsess. but on mus ~
rik tue cxpn delivering Il SAFE 10 yop Toe
been torn up Baltimore and the rain bad TO Ie.sp 70
dephi aud tie sxpress Coa aoy VIII ne hoi az n.vy
coasanlc auy IS sus,sined from mob violence o, ~
po.s aMd posio 10 expected 70 De eu' gu " ~
DAY SO you soc danger Of leudiug the nioary al.
oui,ted 10 say sill tho Southern pcS are ~ T.,
cer.ly gr.rcat that sbe 20 send you Vac 60
would be ssed tie they wer9 pat on ,ls s
You san forr iies s,ricsae OF TIE
send YOU no,ics issued By ths he, Nm
In. the pocrle 40. violate tEe Es, Tor whicn 49,,
pui ropy s.ouud fellows rcsk AID shs' "0u' wv '
Tor very tckish sbou, my neck ,.-..,,x .ssa ana
But ny freud your noney a. ..y fcr
a. Tood as goa snd III allow per Gen. TOT ye -
d.yt M possession, upu you sn.'
,sh,t 90 10 With L. This 10 tho legal ra'c Of e's'e' Wv
.,.,. al xory croar~ri,S 4
WIFI my oces WIS.,. -, III osirud DANIEL FIST,
tsA'Ai" !oa ''o'' i''f 40. Is Fulton street. N-~.fcn
The prisoner wos. taken TO the lock-up, ana WIN :"
handed over 10 tho United States Marshal this mo'1'
Loo ~ ha d,.lL with az lis ofiense deserves. =
Sixteen employees in Jon. ay ors salcon n ,s,
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

Of them moved backward OF MvEd4y evening.
Bur, nier learning Of, the sioppace az AhDhP"iif,
and probably learning also, !hat TIE na'iS ton "f
the Potomac below Washington has b.tE ob-
sirnrred by rebel batteries. the President ap-
pears, though it is rot certain, to baSe give"
orders to return To aud bold Crctc! vile. and
perhaps to push through 10y that route 10 Wash.
IEgtun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
STATEMENT OF A BALTIMORE MERCHANT.

HanRIssCRG, Tuesday, April %, ISL.
merchant Of Baltimore who left that city on Nom
day afternoon has arrived beIe, via Frederick and
Ilsgers;own.
He reports TIE 9Th Massachusetts and 7th New-YoSk
Regiments a. Annapolis. Some GgLtiog bad oceurFsd,
but be was unable to give any particulars save that
they orc able to protect themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
Exsra Evening Tribune.

During the continuance OF the War which has
been commenced by the Southern Disuni"nlsts
aud Rebels, we propose to publish at O'Clock
every week day afternoon. an EXTRA EVENING
TRIBUNE, containing the Latest News from all
quarters. This sheet may be procured at THE
TRIBUNE Office, aad of tho news dealers and
boys at the usual PRICE, cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

fry thousand men should be brought into the
Geli ut tbs earliest possible day; the route
through Baltimore should he opened and kept
opeo. He would also bring into the field within
sixty days forces sufficitat y drsperse the Rebels
from Richmond. hold that city, and possess New
Orleans and the mouth OF the Mississippi. Taese
points indicate Gen. Wool's views as to tho man.
ner of treating the Rebellion. We believe be is
not an inch in advance OF public sentiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
ANOTHER DESPATCH.

A despatch was yesterday received in tbs city,
apparently from a Trustworthy quarter to the eject
that the Seventh Regiment have no, landed vi AnnaPo-
liz, but lying there protected by the suns OF t1s
frate Coustutinn than tie rebels IN large force
nj ANNAPOLIS and that the position OF tie loyal forces
Is T. perous one. While tuis report conflicts With
other aud apparently authentic intelligence, entire
credit is given to 1t in high quarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
PRIVATE DISPATCHES RECEIVED IN PHIL
ADELPlIIA.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, April u, 1851.
From Annapolis the very latest private dispatches,
received in this city lat night at O'clock state THAI
the Northern troops from The steamers Maryland and
s;on had landed at Annapolis without obstruction
and intended to march immediately to Annapolis inc
ton The citizens of the town and neghborGood were
preparing to give them guerilla fight in their Oh.
TAe Northern troops lad taken horses for the pr.
pose Of Transporting artillery and baggage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

We understand that the Government have d.
rccted Commander Breeze of the Navy Yard to
charter 90 steamers Of light draf, FOR three
months service; TO arm them With hiuc-inch
pivot guns, and Ct them out for sea. Probably
the intention Of this feet is to catch aud sink
the Jea. Davis pIivateers wherever found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

Gen. Stark, late the Democratic candidate for
Governor OF New Hampshire, made speech at
Nashua, on Monday night, aud pledged the O,CO0
men who voted Tor him to the support of the
Federal Admini.tra The New Hampshire
men VIII soon be in the field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

Our very latest intelligence from Washington,
brought by Mr.. Bartlett, who left the Federal
City on Monday afternoon, is Of the most unsat-
isC,cforv character. In s,ite of all rumors to
the contrary, Gen. Scott had under his com
insnd no more than 4,5C0 men. Of whom 2'JOo
were city militia. many of these OF d"ubti"i 10y
atty. Not solder from the North had yet
reached Washington, excerpt the lew maud ed
unarmed Pennsy lynnaus who first went on,
and tue Massachusetts Regiment that i"sght It's
way through Baltimore. Zen. Mccullough WIS
at Alexandria with 1000 Y.rgiuians, and there
was another body of 5000 Or 1900 at Harper
Ferry. There were no Rebel force on Abingdon
flights, rs reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
MILITARY NOmINATIoNs.

We uouiuute for Major Genera! ia the Army
ur the Unit,d States IN the great war for tie
Union aud the Constitution, BLNJANiN FRAME
IIy WADE, of OHIO, and JoHN CHARLES FIRE.
MONT, Of California. These seem TO US to be
the sort Of men for tue present crisis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

The first actusl success on the side OF the
United Ststcs in this var was achieved at Alex.
andrla, Va, On Friday night last. A party
Of fourteen went from Washington and seized a
steamer there with several Thousand stand of
arms belonging TO the rebels, compelled The en-
gineer to fire up aud, brought her i'll triumph to
Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

The 9Th Regiment is reported 70 have landed
at Auuatos, together with Massachusetts
regiment. and to have marched on Annlrols
JUNCTION, where the railroad from Washington
joins mat from Anuapolis TO Baltimore. The
Marylaod rebels were threateoiug To hurass the
march, Lot daring to meet them in the open field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

We present tbs morning, letter from MIR.
Seward to Gov. Hicks OF Maryland, who had
requested tie President to send no more troops
through that STATE aod had also ahsn d'y pro-
nosed 10 ask Lord LIONS, the British Minister
ut Washington, to act as n mediator between
the Rebels AID the Government. To this silly
proposition. Mr.. Seward very properly replies,
That tho people of The United States can settle
their own differences without calling in Euro
pean monarchy TO de- 1t for them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

One OF the most authentic md most gratifying
items of our latest news from Washington il,
that Mr.. Lincoln said to deputatlcn from Bal
timOre, on Monday last, that if the passage Of
United States troops was ogain obstrueted he
would lay their city in ashes. That's the way
to talk to the traitors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

A company Of Kentucky Secessouist', on their
way TO join the Rebel army in Alabama, we're
attacked by the loyal citizens Of Frankfort, KY,
as they were passing through that town, and in
return fired on the people. No great damage,
however, was done on either side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
20 Advertisers.

TIE stoady increase in tie city circulation of Tar
TuDuXE increases its value ii medium for city adj
vcrtisng. Advertisers will Oblgc Ms b. sending in
tler advertisements early as possible, as we are
obliged 10 put the paper 10 press ut an earlier hour
thou formerly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

merchant OF Baltimore arrived at Harris
burg reports that business was entirely sus-
pended in that city and that there viii not be
solvent house there within q week. He expresses
his belief that Federal troops could now march
through the city uuassalled. This we do not
doubt, provided they march in body Of ten
thousand, with proper allowance Of artillery
and cavalry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

Hannibal Hamu arrived in this city yesterday
from bis residence 10 Maine. lie has taken up
bis quarters at the Aslor House, where he Will
remain for the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

The Baltimore papers OF yesterday state that
scouts had been sent in every direction from
teat city to give notice Of the approach OF
Northern forces. The troops at Cocheysyllle are
reported to be short Of provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

We have report from Baltimore that Fort
Pckens had been taken by the Con'caerates,
with serious loss of Life. We do not attach the
least credit to the statement, which is doubtless
a rumOr got up Tor effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
THE ALLEGED SEIZURE OF TIE BRIG l.. C. WATTS.

THE ALLEGED SEIZURE or TIE BRIG l.. c. WATTS.
JAsss Y. kicKgrsos, esq, AGENT Of brig J.. G.
Watts Ia regard the reported seznre of
the orig W1t' have TO say tina, did not furnish the In
formation sod had 90 sssney the matter except to egsih
90 Rev tedfofd 70 asceTtsin tho the
The big wss got ssIed and appears Of the col
lecio addressed by hiu TO Aeus Curtis Swain, bor
sfe that he Il sAshsd that nothing wrong the
Psp. css'sncs q the shs and that she
regaid the brig aud hr n.eadsd voy are 10
legitimate and bouorab'e Yours kc,
fSi-Bsdl III n. GRlNSELL
&ss- Ksrk, Agli T., lseL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

Mr. Evans, the editor OF The BdiiIeoTe Patriot.
has beeu driven from taat city b. the traitors,
and arrived in Philadelphia yesterday. lie dc
clares lie will rotarn TO sae city ii he can get
military eec0rt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
New'llprk Daitp 11ibn,le
WEDNESDAY. APRIL p, 1861.

Advertisements for Tnr WerWLr TRIBUNE for this
week nus be banded in to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

Fvo more regiments loft this city yesterday
for the South, the Thirteenth, the Twenty eighth,
the Twenty fifth, the Eighth and the Sixty-niuth
Tho Twenty filth is from Albany. The sixty
ninth, the lrish regiment, turned out 1000 mus
ket., and were received with over1owing eBthu-
siIsm as they marched down Broadway. Thomas
Francis Meagher is raising another Irish resi.
ment, and ia short time several others Will
undoubtedly be ra sed in tbs city alone. The
CcloDel Of the 18th was forced to reject 1900
mcu whom the surgeons had pronounced fit to
serve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

The latest accounts from Baltimore state that
martial law had been proclaimed there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
Connecticut ELECTION.

fOtheial
-----GovKRsCR----- CnSGBEss -lsl ID ST.
Buekingtsui. Locmts. II. Loouis A. r Hyde
Hartford Comfy. ESQ 3,fI ttt8 S55t
Toiiand County,. Z5l7 lis79 24:s ZO<1
J. T.. Enaih. }. WoodrsG
New Haven County. SAP eio2 s2b ttil
Mi5dlssex County. 1850 3,2e3 5Ht 2gS
Hin DIsTI!cT.
A. A. BgrnhsIn X l. Baker.
New. London County f3l 1884 3.5S 42l
Wiudham Co&ry... 1915 2ctS a346 1861
IVI4 DlsTE or.
g. c. Woodruff. u Ferry.
Fairfield County. ... 6.S06 1874 74o! sos
Ii chbeh County. 80. 3.tA 4J2O 4ID 1fO
Total. A cR 1885
buckingham majority .2h0Y Total vote for Cow Sio5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

closed at 9lsa9lB for money, aud 92@es for
account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

Russian Y POR BtrH, No. 81 East 21th-st'
,.,-4b.v radical care Of RaFrsATIsN Corr, NEvhALui
OO , !. a, -. ~ THEo GRrKEg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

"SHOw Your COinks. That Is what Is cA,
c...,I 81 every .a In thes. nr times, just a. man OF
tssie show VI by -iW purchsi his hds o. hN"S.
t. Who's. lie ant Union" Hat jast issued Is Tie sdmri
,io AZ vrr, o aud etsc attention 10 H. beautiful
"a - r NJ ,.tnrls at tisni No 2l Broadway corner OF
Fu,r.t An tltiou.loV'ns men should wearore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

IrNireisN>.-C BARNuM Clothing Contractor
fc the "a ei Sta,es uo,erue1i al No ios Lioe9yS'
prh.nlhi tAecntl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

"sOiI IrrS ArTENTiON.'-Trls I.Idsu'
Sc IL o. gh,nli r.tr,ces Abdominal supporters Nom
III. s., Iira GtovKa TaoESs No Ann'st' "u"e' oar
nuui'a a.ussun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
Dnslness Notltto.

NoraRs hND Si~Ties, WHOSE SOUS AND
g,s.s r yoLuSTFE, cannot put into thel; hnap.Aes
80, ,es,rv or VI rshr t than rw boxes ~ H,liu~N
TiI IN uslatNr they isuro heath even undsi the ex
rrsfu.s ~ q at.r's fe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

RrpTrRr CrRlp.-Dr. RiGGss Truss chat
ni /. uuat ccod iy prispi alton, a,'Ts's clean
49, . sof brsk. oaIiuot mn uio e'Iu auo " :" u
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WueN THL THROAT AND LUNGS are Oveiiodueu
b o. how you Expect "a be tree rom oousn
80 II brs liu,i Gh-.iore immediately apply 70 ht'
mo-, t.u s.qfr e al Pulmonary Disoascs - D. JAfNf
aud VII hd he most oen"ciA re- ul's 'n
is.uss. sid by UrakEds generally.