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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06
NEW YORK Daily TRIBUNE, MONDAY APRIL 6. 1868

RYICHARD-On Wednesday morning April l. Constance
Asse, widow OF the late Frederic Reichsrd >,
Her funeral service will take place Monday morning Apri
Ito O'Clock, at st. erhen's Church, Es1 TwentJ'
eighth street. Lexington avenue The friends oil he
sy are respectfully invited to attend without furhsr In
vitation
TURNER-In this city, Thursday evening, April mary
vito oil Thomas Turner. and eldest daughter OF inoas
Thoapson Of Railway, n j.. 40.
The relative. and friends Of the family invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence No 20 West
street. on Mondsy. April 6, at IL o'clock
veterinarian Msrsrgo I'll, on Wednesday, apr, L.
Sarah M youngest daughter of James and gue "ern'
ham in the 18th year of her age.
WELLINGTON-At Berg.n NJ j. on Sunday morning
April Mary Louisa eldest daughter OF Aaron H. ana mar
garet ID. Wellington, aged years month and IL Gay.
The relatives aud friends invited to attend the on
Monday afternoon at O'Clock from the residence OF her
parents The remains viii be taken TO Walthain mH"'
for intermen..
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csrti6cs.. of DR. III. KLIyesrxiy Of Berlin.

Mt DEAR DocroR Not long ago received your excellent
Iodine Water, and sssu Obliged to call for an0she'
zaa find in this short time In my large practice, oppor
family enough what wonderful eaeetth great remedy
exercises upon the afflicted have only bottle LEFT
AZ have used all the rest that you have sent have
cured bilious eves sstonsbpsy shor, time and cast
chorea of ten yeats sanding. have so cured feel
duty to say TO You that look you the inventor Of ono
the most valuable medicines that In the cats
osue Of remedies really your Iodine Water the only
article Of which say that the afflicted may avail them
selves wiki certainty Of relief aud uste restoration to
perfect health You have produced Sir by your discovery
new era in tho history of medicine Wherever your new and
invaluable preparation becomes known, it must acquire that
popularity which such remedial agent Truly merits
lam, respectfully. yours.
rrf-g rs Ii. KLINGsTElN. 81 D.
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lIED.

prrrJ On Sunday ApIl5 elizabeth Co. wife o, Reuben
Bua aged .! yssIs' nonth and 40 Day.
fn.aw H.. jenkins No. 81 Nsvins strs.i BiooAiyn on
Tae,dsy afternoon 1h inst =. oe,cm IA. n'
ther invitation. i.
cOCKs-on Sunday April 5 Col John s. COcks. formerly
OF NeyYork IN ;he JOth year Of his age ,
b andz and relatives ohe family invited to attend
his funeral without further notice on Tuesday 'th INST
=, H. NJ frou hi late residence. Gates avenue corne'
Ryerson street. brooklyn His remains viii be conveyed
10 Greenwood
coPpIYG-on Sunday April at his residence No. 50 Lii
street Charles CopPius IN the 5i'h year OF bis age
to sttend DE funeral the Maedoussstree' Bep,i't
Church, on Tuesday, April at " M his remains VIII DO
Canuda papers please copy.
DCNscOMB--on Sunday April s. after short lllnes'' Col
The jends Of the family and OF his brother VIM Duns'
co@b are respectfully Invited to attend hi, funeral ro,% M
noon al - O'clock Funeral services ut Thni'y Church. at
o'clock.
ELwGLL--In this city. on Saturday April d Mary Ann
The friends Of the family ere invited 70 ateha tne
Tuesday morning At oi o'clock from ,ls onTtGn Of o.
John Bsptlst. corner OF Lexington avenue
street
HAWs-At Harlem, on Sunday morning. April after a
short loess John p only child OF John r. aud Fannie L.
raa GIVE snd friends Of the family invited TO attend
the funeral at st. ASdfews Bphcopal Chu,en Ona,hun'
street near Fourth Avenue on
Tuesday. 7th inst, at u O'clock p. IN.
UrSTEpIn th. city suddenly Saturday, April g. 1853
Mrs. Hunters in the 7gth year OF her age H.,
10 attend nor funeral from no 81 Boormsn place West
Thythird street. between Eighth and MINI avenue on
remains viii be taken 70 Tsrrytown for in'ermenI
HUTCHINsOS-ln Milford, N H., on sunday msTch 10
cPhgs fever, Jenny II daughter Of 'u0'0n - '"u 'o'O
LACEY-In Brooklyn on rhursday Aprl T. Cafohhe "neo
Frederick Lacey. aged " years .,,..,
Funeral fsryee' at hed Ne dS IN o, Her remains will
be tsAen TO stslford, Conn., for inerment me Is'e'
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THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.
The MOyementOn Haine'S Bluff Abandoned
aBaTTeRY IN POSITION TO lombard vICKSBUAGD
Attack on Fort Pemberton Renewed
A REBEL BATTERY SAID TO BE SILENCED.
The Rebels Moving to the Rear Of Vieksburg'

Clxo1syArI Saturday, April 4. 1863
Passengers who arrived at Cairo yesterday stated
that our late movement on Hainess Bluff was q fall
ure, and that our feet and accompanying transports
had returned to Youngs Point.
Gen. Grant had succeeded in placing battery of
eighty.iour FOUNDER Parrots beyond the levee IN
position to easily reach Vicksbug and was about to
open the bombardment.
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, April 4, 1862
special to The BUiiesin from Cincinnati, dated
to-day, says;
TIE attack on Fort Pemberton recommended IN
the 9th ult. by the gunboats Baron de Kaib and
Chcothe. The result is not known.
Indications point to an abandonment of the Yazoo
Pass expedition.
A feet Of twelve transports Just out of the Pass,
were ordered to return empty.
There are over 300 boats now at Young's Point.
The bombardment of Vicksburg, by Gen. Grant.
was to have commenced on the 9th, but was post.
poned in consequence Of the storm.
CAIRO, H. Saturday, APRIL 4, 1889.
From below we learn that the water still continues
10 pour through the " Cut' at Lake Providence
Nearly all the town is submerged.
The troops have been compelled 70 move their en-
Campments further up the river.
The tugb boats pass into the lake, but the current
is too strong for the transports.
The health Of the troops is good, but the buffalo
goats are said to be killing large numbers OF the
Government horses.
1t is now believed that all the expeditions, incud-
ing the one down the Yazoo pass, have returned or
are returning TO Youngs Point, where il is stated
nearly 200 transports gathered.
TIE Bulletin says that the Union battery opposite
vicksLurg has silenced Rebel battery on the oppo-
site shore.
ST. LOUIS Mo, April L. 1882
dispatch from Cairo says;
AdviCes from Youngs Point oh Tuesday night
state that the Rebels have withdrawn large part
Of their force from the front to the rear Of Vicks
burg, anticipating that the Unionists will attack
them via Yazoo Pass or HaiDes Bluff. Yazoo City
and Greenwood have also been strengthened by the
Rebels, who have moved their guns from the river
front TO the rear Of Vicksburg, and substituted
Qaakers in their places.
During the very high wind on Monday night the
Rebel gunbost Vicksburg broke from her noorIngs,
Coated down the stream and was captured by Farra-
CUTS vessel.
Unless something ls speedily accomplished by the
YszOO Pass Expedition, u is presumed that 1t will be
abandoned.
SbelIing from the nearest Rebel battery command
ing the works at the foot Of the canal commenced
Wednesday night.
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wa. in her step and in her M ss"s
s-r-1s60-x. ss
A few bottles Of Plantation Btsu
VIII cure Nervous Headache H1
Will cure Sour Stomach and Petid Breath
Will cure Nervous Affections.
viii cure Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
WilIcurs Mental Dependency
VIII cure Prostraton. Great Weakness.
49, VIII cure Ssllow Complexion, weak neWsh ~
'''A Ii LIVER W s COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
.ss .S ;s aHs
vsr oysraowtng into tho stomach poison the entns vs@
AsT long research we are able to present the mss z.
warS b cure Tor ,hsss hSs nightmare disease, he.
essa and tort thousand persons taken the Psntases
and not an instance Of complaint has come 10 sa'
Il ;, most ess.ua tonic and agreeable smusnt saitsdN
The report. tina, relies upon mineral substance.
tive properties are wholly false For the pubic satisscties.
and that pssea may consult their append
CALAIA BAsxCslsbra.sd over two hundred years IL
The ss vsG saa Asui pr:p 70
yceroy OF Peru In 1910 aud afterwards b. the Jssuts
for The enormous pyss q @ os. weigh. I. sss under che
Louis XVII King OF France Humboldt makes especial ref
s fsbruse qualities during his South American
C.scARLLA BAHk-For disrrhs. collie and diseases Of the
pAspxIroswFor inflammation of the lons and drepsicS
CHAMomrLs FIowxss-Por enfeebled digestion.
LAygsDRR FL0wkRs-Aronstic, stimuians and tonie-
hgh V invg orating In nervous debility
| WisrxKGREss-For scrofula, rheumatism. &c.
AsuEAn aromatic caminsve; creating nssh muscle sn6
milk much used BY mothers nursing
A.o coysbuds orange. carawsy coriandsr. snske'rost
&c.
g. T-l860-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient of Spanish onfn impsftin
beauty the complexion and blancy to the mind w.
unknown 70 the Of the world and We withhold ~
| name for the present.
| IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES
| ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec 20. 1851
Msssra P. II. DRAKE Co: have been great suffers.
from pspsa for three four and had to sbsndon
profession About three months ago tried the Psptstie3
Biers. and 70 great Joy am now nearly wei msn
have recommended them In several aud. as Tar ~
know, always with 'isusi benefit am respectfully yog,s
| PHnADHIpHIL. 10th Month, 18th Day 1862.
fRrBsp Ny daughter has been much bepehts
by the thy Plantation Bitter Thou wilt send me I've
bottles more. Thy friend, ASA CUkhiS.
| SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO. Ill, Feb. II. 1868.
Mesus p II. DKAKE & Co.. Please send another twelve
cases of your Plantation Bera As morning appetizer
they appear to have superseded everything ''s and ore
'''' Yours &c GAGE WAITE.
Arspssmens are novs completed to supply any demand
for this article which from lack Of Government sssmps be-
not heretofore been possible ~
ctly pure standard OF the Plantation Bes be departed
from. Every bottle beam the Jaermie Of our signature ."
] sfsei. plafe Engraving, 10 eanaof be genuine
] ,ouutry P. H. DRAKE Co.,
Nc. 202 Broadway, NewYort.
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PREMIUM ON GoLD.-The Subscriber, who can

PREMIUM ON GoLD.-The Subscriber, who can
not change his prices with the fluctuations Of gold without
incung expense in advertising the changes
conpeedto sell his Pens at Old Prices Thinking his Custom
es entitled to the benefit Of the Premium on Gold rather than
the Wast debsse Of the best currency this country ever
had he offers to all RENTING the amount Of their orders
Gold the full Premium in this city the day when received
In this way hopes do country and his customers
.o. rood without nurng himself for the MoRros Pm
not be made without COIN.
aen Paper Money sent United States is feed over
any other A. MORTON, No. Is Msden-isne, NewYork
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Mails Close mt the Post-OHlce.
For Havana and Newofieans. by steamer Creole ~,
Iuesday Aprh iVt H.
lAdvertisement.l


HAVE THEIR HEADS EXAMINED.-Tbe papers
ssy There are precious lot Of rogues Albany trying &c
cheat city. by obtaining Railway Grants worth millions
for little or nothing" Then why not have their Heads
smned and their true characters exposed to public view.
Is the mission Of PBREsoLoGY 10 point out who Is Who,
and will mark the knave the fool In the Language
Nathan it will speak ia italics "1hou art The man, Ou
Legislatures want wedding" and Phrenoogy Is the mean
by which the be separated from the wheat Wht
the patriot and who the traor2 Let the organization
answer MKssRs. FOWLER WELLS. No 3OS Broadway
have had some experience in this interesting science
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THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY

N 49,.
THE DIRscroRs OF Tsk bkNIhL hss"0AS ANAN''i
COMPANY TO ITS STockHoLDEs:
The stockholders and othefs mt 10 me
lean Transit Company are eanuonep asa , ~ py
aaTm at the accounts oIoutht ~, from ne ,ha j.;
W w w -. nao. ~ '
m9thlh paper. rx Nth q, ,o,c.,s,on, ohI,g,
"a ,e d,elina. every po.sb!e relation
ho,.,..e :, "a ar Goyeynment on NicarnruA
rha a., - sb, con.adsd 10 the Governueut of Nic.rs
- 4, ,1sst. Il. nroc.,tv nv an Txecutiye ACT
T. 4 IA ostnst aud no forfeiture Of our property
a. ~ en- tbs senenc, and decree OF a cont
80 q, he foyed and hed IN tbs CITY OF Washing.
,ar ~ ~. I'D r-..c,ih.J In he ebsrter
ri Sicerasv. NAV es v occupy tho yss
80 a. Nv 0 ~ "a fn,.isn M Soma.,ic war and then
ou, 'ie ~ 80, ~ Ill 70, a., .,,sra ,itb ,bs California
9ny o. susi o. VI" ~ ~ 49, i,sslt sbo,H he In
n a.sns' ''f' " Wv
Vaned -, =. A. ....,x,. .,..,,.,. nav b,ve
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Certificate OF DR.. Z. wHITsnr

GENTLEMEN; have examined your Pure Iodine Water.
aud find pure solution Of Iodine, containing sufficient
quantity for all practical purposes remedial agent have
used it obstinate of scroua snd can attest its superior
value In the treatment Of this class Of disease. am fully con-
WINGED your solution of Iodine in water far preersbs
70 any other form in which 1t has hitherto been used
Respectfully yours,
L. WHITNEY, NJ. d,
.JH No. s03 Fourth-ayenuo.
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Bnsinees Noiires.

One of the latest and by far the most beautiful
pshment of the modern SKwNGMAoHisB is that Of
executing the elaborate and elegant embroidery NO
machine will hereafter be considered fit for family use except
It embroider as well as sews and machine but the
GROVER BAKER pretends stain to this perfection
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FROM CALIFORNIA AND CENTRAL
AMERICA.
The Nicaragua Trannit Company ia Troa
bie-The Republic of Coiorsbia-Gua

The Nicaragua Tran,it Company ia Troa-
hie--The Republic of Coiorsbia-G;ua.
tenieiR.
The steamship Northern Light arrived on Sa.nr
day evening from Aspinwall with the California
passengers, mails and s235 ISL in specie.
She brought 450 passssngers. The following il
her specie list.
Frank B4Aer...... 500 I0lJ B.Ne,yton Co. 20 %
Curtis Co..".... 1914 u *. Com Go. .....,A40o %
BAKER hord.... 9go2 :, 1850 %
W T. I,ysI, 80 . from A'piHw.ll.l'OOo %
The Government OF Nicaragua has seized all the
property belonging to the Transit Company, the
comPany it 10 alleged having forfeited by violating
she contract. Some undertake 10 explain the
as the intrigue OF rival British Company
others think Commodore Vanderbilt has hand in
the mater. All intercourse had ceased between
New-Grsnads and Ecuador in consequence Of the
unfriendly action of the Ecualorian Governments
There seems TO be speek Of war between the Re-
pubic Of Colombia and Ecuador. The guuboat
Cohnectlcut Continues TO convoy the Vanderbilt
steamers toward New-York. Mr.. Gartt OF Boston
who killed Dir. Joseph White of New York in Mica.
ragua three OF four years ago accidentally, he
ciaim.), has been released and came to New-York
on tic northern Lgbt. a...
; ? Gen.-Piesident Carrera Of Guatemala, had
reached the City Of Guatemala, after lis defeat and
retreat at Coatepeque the oath of February, with
5000 men. lie left 500 men a corps Of observs.
ton near the Salvador frontier. He lost in the bat
tic of the 9th at least 500 men, and about 600 Of
his G, 600 men had scattered or deserted Carrera
acknowledges his defeat, but talks Of new inya-
si0u. Gen. President Barrios Of Salvador, had left
0 only 500 men to garrison COatsPeque, and had
allowed large portion Of the rest Of his army to re-
'arn temporarily 10 their districts.
waee the Northern Light left nothing had been
"'~'a The America or the Noses Tayl~
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C0mmemOrati0n.
LOYAL LEAGUE oY UsIos CITitKM,
NKv.ioKx. April ., 1863
The Executive COMMITTEES OF this League have resolved
to the great uprising ofthe FSEH
NosrKEsz brlrEs which commenced In this city ON The
10Th ofAp 1891 in to the call OF the President fo
Volunteer Soldiers sustsin the Government Of the UnoD
snd TO suppress rebellion The Inauguration Of thi, series oil
events glorious the history Of the nation viii DO cole
bfsted sy ts-.
MEETING AT MADISON SQUARE.
In this city,
On the Anniversary. MONDAY, April 90 at o'clock D. m
Address. may be expected from many Of the most dssin
su.hsd orators Of the country.
All LOYAL LEAGUES the country respectfully
requested 70 send depataon and all loyal citizens without
regard to residence station occupation. or patty are invited
10 BE- present. To lutte this Mass AsssaBLAsR Of the loyal
men Of the naon.
Suitable arrangements for the meeting are In progress and
will be publicly announced in due season.
ROBERT H. McCURDY Chairman.
PM WErsopB, Secretary.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Certificate Of Dr. JAMES Chiffon, the celebrated Chem
is after snaly rins AndsrSs Iodine Water
have anslyzsd the IODINE WATER prepared by DR.
Andss and find 1t to DO solution Of pure Iodine In water
IL has long boon dssdsum TO prepare Iodine 90 that u
administered its uncombined state this preparation
By Dr. Anders enables to effect that object Each fluid
ounce Of the contains about half grain Of Iodine
con.idest valuable preparation and which viii prove
srvsbs In all those whore the fIodine 10 nd
Gated. JAMES X. Chiffon, M D.. Chemist
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To Young Men.

..,... having russed tue Mini, iii, every indicaon
proye hs cali" will boon be made by the uov'
r moe troops and the lsw be put stcy 10 oree
~ hsa xbo would avoid the sor OF the Conception Act
no better opportunity will 10 offered them than now pre-
sented by joining the
uTa REGIMENT HEAVY ARTILLERY. N. Y. VOLS
INTENDED STRICTLY FOR GARRISON DUTY In
the FORTS IN NEN-YOKk HARBOk.
NJ Ian, Marches. No Picket Duty, Comfortable Quarters
ALL TIE USUAL BOUNTlES PAID
Clothnr Subsistence. DC. Pay to commence iuiieuas''
NOW IS TIIR TIME 40 ENLISL s1.,,,.,,o,,,o,,
DO Nor WAIT FOR TIE CONSERVATION.
few more Recruits wanted for Company low fapidS NJ
iog up Also men Tor uon.commisloned othc1n ,
Apply the Rser1tins Once. Mercer House corner OF
Breou,s and hicrcaI-sts
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LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.

TIE oya National L.sgus ranzed In the different Wards
Of the city ae requested make Arrangements to attend
MASS MEETING OF THE LEAGUE called for tho 2d
APilIL tina Anniversary of SUMTER. on Union-squsrs
Notice should be- sent 20 the Undersigned Of the part
each Association Gse take In the ceremonies OF the
day. JAMES A hoOSE'E Ell oec,etsry
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CARRIED.

Rev q Duboi. at his residences
No 10 West Thry.sgnth street. kewf ora on satershY
April 1883 has blessed tie naIiaEe OF M neny Aai
from Geneva, Switzerland, with Miss Annie H. ftnnoy
San Francisco papers please copy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST. Thomafs Church, Rayers
wood Long Island, on sdn=.day March 10 BY tho Rev
l. w Sayres y. LoTiaId .rssil OF Rsvens"oOd. to miss
willie Blackwell Poilion Of onkors
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To these may b added the remarks Of The American
Medical Mosthly edited by Edward H. Parker A. NJ M
IODINE wArnK-sampes of preparation with this name
have been sent to us by Dr. Ands OF this city by whom IL
prepared Chemists generally state that iodns can DO
In water but that the solution Ia svefy weak ons
containing In fact only 1000 part OF Iodine BY weight Dr.
this 10 only simple solution IN Croton
water and may DO made stroog grain to the Dunes
The prep.raiou is decidedly brown fluid with strong
small and taste Of Iodine When allowed to stand In an open
the color and taste both disappear the remainder being
.mply mpid water We have copy of the report Of
All analysis made by Dr. Chiffon In which he states that hs
find, IL to be solution Of pure Iodine in water
question Of interest," by DO unworthy Of investigation,
what may be the disappointed value of this preparation.
We eau this way introduce pure Iodine into the system,
without combination with any other substance important
results may follow Practitioner should remember this sou.
ton when prescribing Iodine.
OTHER TESTIMONIALS MAY BE SEEN AT OUR
OFFICE.
81 per bottle.
..' es
/ fs n... 't
DIR. H. ANpERs & o.,
,,c PHYsIcIANs AND cHrmsrs.
bAIls 70! 90 q ,lsga.i sio u. ~ BrssawsI N Il
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Certificate from Professor JAMES c. BoorH United States
Mint Philadelphia. .t--r
Dr. HENRY AspsRs: The sample Of Iodine Water tested
BY me, find To be Iodine dissolved in pure water.
..r. Respectfully yours.
JAMES C. BOOTH
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Sixteenth Ward Loyal National Leatuc .n.
are invited to attend meeting to be held on ~
April 9th inst at the Eighth District Court ROOM corner u
2sdst aud 5th.ay at n D. m. The meeting will be al
drcs,sd by several speske All loyal citizens OF .ne
Ward invited attend and enroll themselves d mum
bers Of the League. or,nx, pu,,,
Iauu aufpts s@cretafy.
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Crea, Sumter nIcetIng.

CALL OF TIE LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The member, Of Loyal National League. aud ell per'
,ons who unite with them In determination 70 support the
vernen In suppes the rebellion agalnst ats
srthoriy sre ioyed assemble in MASS MEETING on
Union .qusre. SATURDAY AFIEh"OONi ilth Apt' AZ 1
O'CLOCK the snsy-sry OF the attack upon Fort sumter to
renew 70 tho Government thet solemn pledge enn nho
40 We m.intn HumpaTed tue national unity, both in
urinrfo Die I'D territorial boundary.
COUNCIL or TWENTY-FIVE.
GEORGE OPDihE, T. CAILUS,
CH,RLEs ,IN,5 MOSES TAYLOR.
JOIN A. sTEI ENS, CHARLES BUTLER.
WW cJTLLEN BRYANT FRANCIS 3. CUTTING,
JOHN & GREEN ROBERT bAYARD.
A .. STEWART. JOHN j. CISCO,
FRANCIS LlHBER. {. V. y HUOsEl EhT,
WILLIAM n. DODGE, FRANCIS O. SHAW.
W. CURTIS MOVES, CBAS. 4. HECk5CHER.
NORRIS kErCHUd, W H. WEBB
skIu h. HUNT, WILLIAM r. GARY
JAMES MCkAlE.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF TWENTY-FIVE.
GEDRGF ORIsWOLD, SIDNEY HOWARD GAY.
JOBN COCHRASF ROBERT b. MlNruRN JR..
FRANKLIN H. DELANO. janice a. ROOSEVELT,
J. HITLER WRIGHT CHAS. ASrOR BRISTED,
.GFOR0R CABOT WARD ROB'T LENOX hENNEDY,
JOFI ! JAY THOMAS N. DALE.
ISAAC y. BAILEY, J. AUSTIN STEVENS. JR,
WILLIAM A. HALL, WILLIAM h. llODHE. Jk.,
HUGO WESBhDONCK. WILLIAM okIOS,
WILLIAM T. BLODGErr, NOLtOFF GlBbS,
PARkE GOODWIN, G. T.. DETMOLD.
ADRIAN IsELIE a.. GEORGE l. PUTNAM.
JAMES A. ROOSEVELT. SOcrstaiy
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OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvBsuE. SIxra CoLLRcrIoN
DISTRICT on Nsw-YoRY. !

DnTkIUr 0F Nsw-foRE
Annual Tax Noiice-No,ics IL hereby given that the
ANNUAL LlSf OF TAXES assessed In thi Collection Dis
c the 1907 has been received from tue As.esscr
that the duties specified due and payable
viii attend personally or BY Depaty q my Office Garner
OF 4tbt and Sn-av.. under tho w;fork County BANK
including Monday 18Th day Of April instant, from
o'clock m. to 4 O'Clock y. IN TO receive tho same
Tho Taxes included ia the Aforesaid st ale those on Pato.
Csaso Yasht Billiard Tables and for Licenses to per.
10 occupations liable therefore tho Let day OF
September, 1862, and not yet taken.
XII persons Who NEGLECT TO pay the Dues and Taxes a..
ss,sed and returned in the list soiessid within the time
heren specified, will then become liable TO pay TEN PER
CENTUM ADDITIONAL upon the amount theIsoi.-Datsd
Nav. Ysrk Aorl a. 1863. WILLIAM ORION, =
Collector sixth District ef NsvsYosk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06
6ptrlal Notices.

Ninth Ward Loyal Lengue.-An adjourned meeting Ell
Of this League win be held Lebanon Hall 10 ~ Aolis
doDsqusIe, THIS (mondsy) EVENING h - ococh S.,
Gems OF the Ward desiring to enroll themselves as memDss
Of this League can opportunity 70 do 50 at the mses
ing tonight punctua attendance Of the members"
quested NORMAN STRAITONy Secretaries