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The New York herald., 1862-03-21

WINTER GARpES.-Miss Fanny Browne takes her drss
heuea NJ this house tonight In the case Of an actress
so personally attractive and 90 dsservsdiy popular 10
scarcely necessary for US 70 recommend that young New
Work sbould be on hand A
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

ACADEMY or Mcsc.--"Martha" will be givon this evsnz
ipa, with Miss Kellogg in the principal rot: In the msr
kat scene there will bo introduced ballet
in which the beautiful Cubas and Senior xmenes will aps
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The canadian Parliament.

QukRsc march ~ io0z. n
Parliament opened at three o'clock a. NJ Sir AI,1
McNab was elected Speaker o the Legislative Counci1
and Mr. ruroo,ts Ministerial Speaker Of .bo Asselnbs
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POLICEMEN AND REvoIvEGs.-On Tuesday
morning a man who had been arrested on q
trivia, offence was shot dead while attempting
10 escape from policeman in Brooklyn. HUI
man life is uncertain enough without being left
at the caprice of policemen. We therefore
maintain that the practice of the police carrying
revolvers ought to be discontinued The ten
dcncy Of arming such men with such weapons is
to make them despotic and merciless, and to
expose every incbriate who may fall into their
clutches, and act without due respect and cir
cumspection, to the punishment Of death. OF
course a story can always be made up to justify
the officer; but long experience has led Euro
pean communities to abolish the use Of fire.
arms by policemen, and to consider that ii is
not to the public welfare to trust them with the
power Of life or death over an individual. We
have outrages enough without making the men
who are paid to protect us the instruments Of
further mischief, and il will be q reproach to
the community if we license the police to COM
nit murder by allowing them 10 carry re-
yolyers.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

TnE Hos. BsN. WADE IN vERY GREAT DAN
GER.--Thc Hon. Ben. Wade is Senator of the
United states from the State Of Ohio, aud as
the expiration of his present term draws nigh
it appears lhat his reelection will be stouty
contested. We gather this impression from
Greeley's insupportab!e anxiety on The subject
lie Is warning the country every day or Two
That ben. Wade is in danger" "Ben. Wade il
in great danger ben. Wade is in very great
danger" and Greeley is sorely distressed
thereby az If the failure Of Ben. Wade TO be
reelected will bring upon us the day OF
judgment, or AT least an awful earthquake.
Now, all that We know Of Ben. Wade is that he
Is an honest, nsophisticated, unpretending sort
of man, jealous against this rebellion, and
very earnest in his anti-slavery notions But
we are not aware that he has ever set the Ohio
river on fire, Or has ever raised much Of q rum
pus 10 the Senate. Whatever, however, may be
his public claims FOR reelection, we admonish
his friends who desire his success to put stop
10 this tomfoolery Of Greeley. The case Of
Fremont is very instructive. Greeley has been
almost the ruin Of Fremont, and he will be the
death OF Ben. Wade, unless we have an end of
this nonsense of the Tribune concerning him.
Let the members Of the Ohio Legislature un-
derstand that Ben. Wade is the special pet of
Greeley, and they will begin to think that he
must be like Gresley--full Of all sorts Of i'm
practicable kinks, crotchets and crudities, and
not at oil the man to represent Ohio in the
Senate Of the United states. Ben. Wado Is in
vory great danger in 5ecqmins the special pet
ot grveIcl.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

THE FiaH1ING QuAIIIJEs or THE AMERICAN
PsoriE.-- The fighting qualities of the American
people, as developed in this war, are admirable.
Our raw troops fight better than most Of The vste-
rams OF Europe. The detailed accounts we pub.
lished Thursday Of the battle. Of Pea Ridge and
the battle Of Newbern demonstrate this. The
Southern men fought we'll, but they have not
The endurance Of tho men Of the North. and
even where they have the advantage Of cannon,
Notifications, and superior position and num-
bcrs. as at Newbern and Pea Ridge. they
cannot conquer the stubborn material Of
which the Union troops are made. In all
the recent fights the inferiority Of their
small arms mas been made manifest, and these
are decisive in the hsnd-to-bmd struggle.
There is another reason why the Southern men
do not fight with the same tenacity in this war
as the Northern. tt is the cause, or rather want
Of cause. for which they are batting The
Northern men felt very reluctant to begin tho
fight. They only entered upon it as a matter
Of duty-to preserve the integrity Of the Union
founded by Washington and his compatriots
To break up that Union is the object Of The
rebellion, and with such cause il is impossi
bic they could succeed. In the Mexican war
when they marched under the flag Of the Union,
their prowess was fully equal to that of the
Northern men at whose side they fought II is
the cause Which makes al the difference.
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EnPrYNG THE STATE PRIsoNs.-From tho fact
that sixteen prisoners were released from the
old Capitol prison on Tuesday, we may infer
that the labors of the commission, consisting
Of General Dix and Judge Pierrepoint, will
speedily result in the release OF all, or nearly
ali, the political prisoners still held by the
War Department. This is Just as ii should be.
There is no good purpose to be served by keep
Ing men in custody who could do the country
no harm if at liberty, and the government can
we'll afford to be magnanimous. The most
dangerous men are not to he found within the
walls OF Fort Warren, or any other federal
stronghold, but at large in the office of the
New York Tribune, where they have been since
the commencement Of the war, and still are
doing their best 10 throw diniculties in she way
Of the government, by their daily attacks
upon the President and administration, and the
officers Of the army and navy, and especially
General Mcclellan. If the government wants
to get hold Of a nest OF traitors let ii look to
the editors Of the Tribune These ought to be
arrested and fed on the diet upon which Gree
ley commenced life namely, musk and milk,
without any strong ltQuors-and for once welt
washed ond clean shaven. The country would
willingly bear the expense.
The New York herald., 1862-03-21

Tan CqAuBEG or COnMERcE AND Our HAIR
boR DEFEScSs.-The creditabls alacrity dis
played By our merchants and others in taking
into hand the subject of harbor defences ac-
cords we'll with the public feeling, and shows
that we shall not be SOW to profit BY the les
son afforded US by the GIT In Hampton Roads.
The promptitude with when our Insurance
companies, banks and mcney'sd men testified
their willingness to contribute to the common
safety and the common good showed that they
fully appreciated the importance of prC:aptly
adapting our defenees to the resistance of isdn-
clad vessels, and this is only to be done by
meeting irOn-clad with ron-clad. II is there
fore proposed by some TO build another vessel
answering to the description of the Monitor, but
to be fitted with fifteen-inch or, If necessary,
still larger gua; while by others The con-
structon Of feet of small iron-cad boats.
each carrying one gun, is suggested. But the
most expeditions plan is that for the purchase
of several swift and strongly built wooden
steamers, to be converted into rams by the ad-
dition of sharp prows. Fifteen thousand dollars
have been already subscribed to the defence
find; but as this is only fraction of the
amount required the Chamber of Commerce
will shortly make Il call upon the public. At
the meeting of the Chamber which was held on
Tuesday to hear the report of tie committee
appointed at the previous meeting to proceed
to Washington and consult with the War De-
partment on the condition of our harbor de-
fences, and the need in which we stand of their
immediate increase, the matter was freely dis
cussed As the committee report that the
government will not be prepared to attend to
the matter for a considerable time to come,
they advise, in common with the Secretary of
War; that the citizens should subscribe the re-
quired half million Of dollars. Similar action
has been taken in Boston and Philadelphia.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Irving Place-IrALlAS orKE
MARTHA.
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THE SITUATION.

New York. Friday, March ~, Is6a.
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NEW BOwERy THEATRE. Bowery.1uSxAxrr O,
Moscow-DoS CESAR bAzAs-IRkL.sp As Ir Is
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Capt. Charles II. Davis of the q. 8. Navy, Chair
man Of the Committee appointed by Congress t.
examine the Stevens Battery, who has recently beer
ordered to the Mississippi Squadron to assist Com
Foote, Is now in the city at the Brsyoort House
Capt Davis leaves in day or two for Washington
thence to repair to bis command
Mrs. Frances Ann KembIe, the elocutionist, accom-
panied by Miss Butler and maid, arrived from Phila
dephia yesterday afternoon, and are occupying
apartments at the NewYork Hotel.
Hon. Pela.iah Perit NewHsveni S. V. Merick,
PhiladeIphis; 4. b. Lawrence, Boston; and Mr..
Pakenham and Mr.. Crchton, Montreal, are at the
Breyoort House.
Capt. sslfridge Of the United States Navy Com.
ellis of the Navy, from Washington; George lnnis
Of Poughkeepsie Capt. GraDthOn and lady, from
Canada West, and Lieut.-Col. Vicar Of the 9th n. T.
Cavalry, are at the Astor House.
Capt. Peats, Aid.de- Camp to Gen. Smith, at York
town. G. p. Hemenway, from Chill, and s. b.
tIusgave of Northampton, ore at the Everett House,
Capt. Wilkie Of New-York, and Luis Won Hoil.
D. VI Of New-York, are at the Clarendon Hotel.
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DIED.

ARMs-Iu Broosyr 9. Monday April o. Of ofconssgS%'P.oo
Carton A9 " on G Gar. :. A.%. fsa yss
TO attend thc iunea Wednssday So,h iost at O'clock
20 M his late residence No ~ Sands street. bro0Ayn
ALLISON A. Hsser..rsv, Sunday, April n AnnA
Fli,abeh vile OF Brewster J. Allison ami daughter Of
Wii,m c. and Sarah Augusta Hou'sn in the 2'h ysa' OF
her age.
ANDREws-Is this city GA Monday, April % j" AHdisw''
sged 80 years
BARRETT-on Monday hpril 2a Abaaom j. Barrett in the
rS asSe: .ad Scnd, .of III. family invited 70 sead
his funeral fTom his ni IssdeIee st Newt ~ X
Ulster County ~ Y..'a Thursday tie L" 0i nsS
O'Clock
BRESNAE-on Mona Ay, Afsl 20, Mrs. Agnes A BT'nn'n
rss fieYd' q ,h. @ iy are invited to attend the fansra
from hersse resdene No 2o3 Allen street on "eune'Ua'
slteTnoon al o'clocG -
t no late Henry ad Nancy Belden IN the H year 0 n'
age
CAIpFpBANK-u, Brooklyn on Sunday. April p, Nancy
6ailer0ank natl - of England 'Sed 4s years.
DFCKFR-on sstr rrday evening April % at Princeton NJ
Me racnsl B. jecker widow Of Richard peeae' esq "
GErpY-on To ,,d.y morning April 20 Lettis widow Of
James 09sTy. scd 80 yoaTs. III india \, IA .t,srd
Is he isoso s.r.l 90 haauy ifu May o'clock o The resi-
ee9ea o. AoY ;'n' No. '4' A-'' tA''''''- '''''"
uy,yr--orI 1o,.,.v .rrn % 1862, Jennie B., iafant
snte OF John b sthaT re j. ystt astdS mo1'h'
1e reS and friends Of the family respectfully Invited
20 attend is funeral al the residence Of her sieH no ''
Ps1r stfs /. brooklyn. rhursday, Msy l. al p n
A
in the - h year OF his age. , ,,,n.,. q o
cq ~ rosrectfuv invited 90 attend the funeral the
resd.g 20 Of John simpson ai West taF' ON IhlsaAy
Mas l. Al O'Clock in the aSernoon. Carriages VIII Do IN
wa.,J z at Harlem Bridge until y p 10.
nTfCT iELSoN-On Monday, April -. Dr. William Mitchell
NnJ sETTn th, city on Monday. Aprr %, MMssret T.
- ngrst daughter Of John an! Mary Is Mone aged ~
20
oc ONNERou suaJay April a.. Peter oc0nnsr, ssed q
yAYNTARAt Yoskiown on Thursday April H. shot Will
pcke, duty, Dsnie h. Psyn,sr aged Il years month";
and % days.
fRANDOLPH-Ea Brooklyn, Tuesday, April ~ VIM "
y Randolph. n hAe b2d year of MS ase. ~ 81
Tho tsi friends OF The family respectfully invites
I attrud fss funeral Thusdly afternoon 81 siSococs
} from his b fs rssiieuce. no. go Court street
o'wego Go Un,y pGpsgs pleaae copy
RIPLEY At Port Richmond Staten leland on TUESDAY
Apll q of paraivs,s Elizabeth wdo" oi the lae thai0
Rp.e 5, ,n the 18th year OF her age.
Noce he funeral will he given 10 the nVenink paper
SM1 N-On Tuesday morning. April % 81 scarlet h ieys
90 nilla. daughter Of Charlotte r. sha T. De'a"e' ~
- f.d years aud months - -, -. 18th .,,se,
n toers sI take place st No Ga Fest Twenty ,t,n
between Le,A .t9n,hnd fouith avenues o'
April 30 ats O'Clock p. m. o..
,STURGES-ln this city, on Monday, Apih 90 ' w
Ia the 73th year OF hs ese' mas ,,
! sTORNs-At Dobbs's Ferry on Sunday Aptll - ~ A wv
IA a wife OF Thomas J. storms IN tue @o.n Soa' " - ~ -
WESTERyELT-ln this CITY, on Monday, Ap.nL -, - %
vie of Dower g. We-tervst in the o3tb year OF nsr aye
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every power whith passion and ~ prelullce Di tne
hour may suggest necessary q aooonPnsn -, \
wished for result and the hope Of thc country VIII VIII
die, the inspiration of the army VIII bs. some, iue
arms Of our brave and true-hearted soldiers WI le,
come nerveless and impoten and this grest lonal
struggle for national life will sink into disgTacs1l
and disastrous failure. Let stand by this Corsti
tuition; our only safety is there; our only hope OF
triumph is there. Let us not forget our obligations
for s protection in the past, nor blast all just eX-
recitation Of continued protection in the future. Let
ne stand by it in gratitude for the blessings it has
heretofore secured to us, and in the hope OF
tho blessiugs il shall hereafter dispense to
the unborn millions Of our race. Let Us
prove 10 our brethren in tina; are honestly,
aud in good faith, cooperating with them TO main
tain tie Constitution with eli its salutary rerans,
and to uphold the Government Of law and resist the
reign Of centousness and the confusion Of anarchy
which will inevitably rush in upon us over the
shattered fragments Of tie Constitution. Let us DO
this and this wicked and slupendous rebellion will
be subdued; the just and full authority Of the Gov
ernmcnt restored and the flag Of our fathers, the
symbol of our greatness and glory will again float
with The assent Of all people, with not stripe
Of territory where il ever has waved.
Mr. WADE tRep., Ohio presented two petitions
from citizens OF ONO for copfscaiion.
Mr.. DOOLT1LE Rep, Wis., introduced bill
for the collection OF taxes in insuTrecionsry dis
tIicIs
Adiourna1
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MARRIED.

CORTIs-sMiTH-A ST. Mary. Church, Brooklyn or
Tu-sdsy April ~ BY the Rev d. v ~ johnson, assisted
ty the Rev James II. Smith samuel s. Cof TO Jane a.
bennington only daughter OF tho late James s. Smith, beth
o. BTookiyn
TUYsTTR-PALNER-On Wednesday, April 49, by the
Rev DR. Dewitt Mr.. Peter ]. Luyuer and hannah p
daughter Of the late WG. Palmer Of this city.
RFVANs - GREENE At Elizabeth, N j., on Tuesday
Hpru y by the Rev MI Warren, S. Groves heysns 20
Lmy $ Greene daughter Of D. Greene esq al Of this ely
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The Missouri state Convention.

JErrEnsoS CIR, Mo-, Monday, April ~ 1852.
Tho Governor to-day Issued his proclamation con-
vening the State Convention on the iirft Monday in
June, at this place. Tie principal cause given Is
that The state ought to be redisrced, so as TO give
Missouri the two additional representatives in Con-
ress 10 which she is entitled under the late ratio Of
II is thought that full Attendance
Of the inealbers will 10 had.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

The Sanitary Commissi0n asks contnbuaoue
for the aid aud relief Of the VOLUNTEER ARMY There
viii in all probability be many wounded men 70 proyds
for our troops on sho southern endangered ~
the unhealthy season now approschns There shsrsssi
special need public hbersy their behalf at least anti
the pendSg 10 Congress 70 strengthen ths Med
depos Of hospital stores &C., maintained ct heavy ~
In connection with every portion OF tho army Govt"
GEORGE T. STRONG. Treasurer
No. IS Wslls.reet New. w.Yorf.
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PROPERTY-HOLDERS IN
THE DISTRICT.

To n, Editor u men u T'ib'H'
SIR: You DO me great injustice in TnE TRIBUNE Of
the 18th April BY referring to the report Of NJ Ken
pedy Superintendent of the Census Bureau, relative
10 Tie coored property-holders Of the District Of
the statement OF which you declare
true on the face, but grossly false in the idea which
II conveys" Not ony this, but you intimate that
would have given a different complexion to repre-
sentation OF facts respecting tue white inhabitants
Of some New-Eugland town"
Why you should miTepe5ent my motives Is not
for ne 10 inquire, while it seems my duty, ont Of
regard for tho Integrity Of the ceusrs 20 correct your
ratement In the Grst pllce, l have made no
' Report" on this or anyt Get, nor saye gwen
pcblicity 10 nor am respoLs. s.Je for tie circulation
of any such statement that whoroGnio yon refer
On the 18th Of March, the Hon. Lot u. Morrill,,
Senator Of The United Statos from Vermont, 4nesed
me- by letter to give him tho cts AS specified IN my
reply Of tle l7th. J gave them respecting the col
or,d opule'iou IN hs letter suggested ANA ptecisey
in the form would have returned them for the white
populalion of this Dict, or any part oil the uhted
S,ates. While viewed the statement MS rather H.
vot,ble than Otherwise TO the coored population, ana
have frequently 70 expressed myself 1t WAS my u"'y
10 give lie mcts aud not 10 present an anaij cid
thereof never L.osmed that my letter, enoohy ihB
crude liable Of rgures, was to go before ne p"oh''
and an not more responsible for the Deductions %
Ignorance than amonabe to the imputationH oil 'hA
Ta,nrsy. Very respectfully
fos G. e. EENEEDY, Superintendent.
g.s.,. Oee~ D,p0f,ment 81 the fnisrio', " d"'"s'01
Anil ~ lNu}.
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tilililarn Notices.

rlsnt,ng Hospitals for tue Woy AIDED at the
$50, af fHorktowu.-Supplcs Of B7rjns Dgts''AgS
Js..- 40 4 ood Vine, sc ieoeissd a.
81 10 COOPFR UNION ~ 4 svsns,
.l1oajE L. SlIUaa, No. ~ Wss ~
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The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FoR 1862.

This popular AsSrLL Il now ready.
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paid BY Express 81 per 100. Cash orders solicited
We supply back num0e.s Of the Tribune Almanac Tor
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....---.r.,,.- ,ern.s<y ysrx.rsrsEs

CLoSIAr SoclFIY The anniversary o' 'he C"-
oman Society of the Free Academy, was he'o 'aS''
M ght at Il,ing IIa6 inbe presence OF large auu|
encs eouoo-ed 81 tho friends aud relatives oi toe
s,ndent.s. The exercises were opened with prayer
by "a. pres.dea, OF tie Academy, DR.. Webster, nj
10, ,,iich s,, add,ess al welcome was delivered by
t,,Lu, NJ Lee the Ptesiden, Of the Society. Speak
t,,, WA continued in the following order:
- i,t, ~ Far,,nd Flihu ID .ht; Peraanol incident
se ra, germ of eae OHIO eS.s l1d,,oa 9as kS1a Gao
Reconp,nse Augusta, d. fhch @ cfr It,fs
Wi.cn beriymsn rosn' Mu'ie ES1ssa ns'a WnI.n ,s1t
.s,.r ,r U.roes Ancient and Modern Sidney IL 'tn'
,nerIe., Gfest Work John h. Dwight The Amer ,oa
| Epic, Adoiph h. Sanger. IN, ~
Ihe speaking was very good, and the your-g ora
tors were frequently and loudly aPpeade'. and, a
he close of their orations, showerei via bouquet
Tba exercise. were enliyenei with so .ne tne mlsi,
Y
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Brown Stone Wanted, for Cash.-too ss.,sy sa.,si :
feet of broken Asher may he delivered either % ~
ar during the Summer Durability and cheepnees W
c,oa considered Direct stating where samples nay DO "
toJAOIJES NOONEY, " est &5thst, near llths,., =.
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CtOthtug.

Ih,ys u,t completed entire oeS stock Of 81 ~
SIMMER CLOTHING rot surpassed In ms e,ty IN @ sne
- a." s.soItnent taste and style. The CtiLDhENo ane
III gTtRSIsnIN No DEPARTMENT not equalled ALL WI ve
.oI at extremely lJs prices. tlease AL r. - "T>~
" IN Nos 20 and q BoweIy
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Bnslrfss Notites.

PAL 'ENTs VISITING ROGERS & RAYMoND's
FultOn.t vor Broadway CEorHso with be
SOM, will snd At either some Of the superb Spring styles
FOR Boys tn thsye been manufactured in this country
The yriety immense AL sges sizes and figures be
er.ny htted from the extensive stock and the prices
the ne plus ulrts Of chespneaL ROGGRs & RArEoSD,
NO. III I2o and 2' FutOn.', and No. 2ll Broadway
Exl TNsIyE EXPERIENCE,
And the recorded viuony OF Thousands who have been
stored to health by II. prove th., Dr. D. JArsRs EIPEo-
ToRAsr h without exc option, the mes valuable remedy In
tn. world for CoueHs Co Ids ASTHMA, BRoycHirs GROUP,
Coy.rxPrIoy wHooprse CousH and all PULMONARY Con-
prArSrs Sold by HEosns Co., Broadway and by Drug
sist' generally.
GROVER 81 BAKERS SEwING-MAcHINEs are
considered the best lar variety Of their celebrated
DouDLs LocK.SrIroHn and inn Toved LooE srrTcH" MA
CHIME family and manufacur " purposes can be exam
iasd At No. 4s5 Broadway.
READER, you can have an enduring aways
ready and reliable GoID PEs eIAoy sdsped to yr hand
and style Of writing which will do your whiting vastly cheap
than Steel Pens If you want, "Ias Pen Msher
than the Sword" In another column.
A FACT SETTLED -" Whites Patent Lever
truss" cures Hernia Rupture new principle setsn
inward and upward Hundreds have been cured ths yes
Come and see It. Pamphlets free. AddTe.s
GKE6oRY & Co, No. IS Bond-st.
TRUssEs.-MARsH & Co.'S RADICAL CURE
Tauss No ys.ey.s,. Ali kinds Of Tru,ses Supporters
Mitasy shonder. braces and Abdominal Supporters com
bued Essi. Stockings and Mechanical Appxuoss FOR De
forfnities. Female attends Lades.
LYONS MAGNETIC
IssEcr POWDER.
tested for 10 years snd In favor kills and szter
mates Roaches Bed Bug Ants flsas Moths In Cloths ru'
and Furniture Eaden insects &c All genuine bear the SIG
Of T. Lyon and NOT c,.cnous Peson or cs1e''s
asia1Is re- Beware Of coun.erfeits and imitetiona
Lyons Powder Kill. all insects ia Iice
Lyons Pills arc death % ra's Snt mice
Sold everywhere. Depot, No 202 Broadway.
RUPTURE AND VADICOcELI CURED.
DR.. RGGs HARD RUBBER TRUss
Challenges criticism. Usod IL bathing always elesn-neyer
corrodes Oihce no. BsTclsy.st., New-fork
Al JEFFERs', No. 573 Broadway Ladies BAL
pontL Doors y, ~ and tl 50 pair Mirse, : 50 aud
75t Chldrens IS ard 81 81 NoSR cheaper except
inferior. goods warranted at JRYYERs No 3J Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

T,rrfuEcl.-P. Barnum Addressed largo
rii,ucs N .he subject f'en<s nco la'; eronnB A.
.hs ..yce4n ualI. Jesssl Vty
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Cabinet Furniture ,cps

Cabinet Furniturt -,
At MANUFACTURERS PRICES
aic6t0o WORTH OF FURNlruaE:
In corsedusLce o, the falling Of In cur waoe NJ :. ~
s rr onr owa Manufactured goods to shs puohe '~s
low est prices r.o, ,,po.pv DINING and BED
90 ceTFS mad. OF seeetci material, aud III sho 'ssoss
GsIIonab'. styles All good vsrraned .,,.wh.,>
fLE.A0N eAS" NEIL & BRAUNsDORF -.
Nos, rs AMI I27 Ryh.taI. between E'e1 '"J by
B.-Gsli Essox, and hoG,Ioa..e. 81 70.
Howard Association, Phisae'piI, niSnt and Ch onis
e 'Ss.a s,.s and especially Diseases Of the se1n oIs
Msdics Advice gwen Gf.ns Py ,.,sToRRfCEk or SEMI
Nal WEAKNESS and Other Diseases drss 81 ,ss n ths p.
sans and the NEW hEMhDaIno yss' 'oS cb.rss "a,
pensafy' sew !" ' Dr. j. sKILLlN hOUGHTON.
dress Howard Associeou
No South sthst Phiadelphia, Pc
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United Stntes Weighers
and
First Of May.
rIRsT-CLAss FIRE-INsURANCE.

-. this SEASON many parties reviewing and rsnsv'
INSURANCE. AGAINST DISASTERS By FIRE.
va tsg 20 present TO thor notice the card Of the
MARKET
FIRE-INs TRANCE COMPANY,
No. 81 WALL STREET,
Corner CT Jauncey Court,
WE ash Capital Of $1oo0o0 ADD lgs Surplus tupwsse
of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

Removal.
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ADVERTISING AGENTS,
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No. 81 PARK.ROW,
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pleased 20 zee hsl friends aud cpssaet' Taey are Assnn
for nearly al DO newspapers In .hs United states ana D's
Provinces AID they received and fled for the benefit o.
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man to Do !. cir advertising through them