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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-29

A visit.-A PARTY of Dayton fremcn paid
our city visit last week and were enter
tnined by the boys Of Tftin Engine Co., No.
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A Tonst.--The following isa toast read
not long since 10y a war Democrat
OuR NoBLE RErRtsESTArrvs.- May he TO-.
low the lead Of traitors less, and of patriots
more.
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yindication of the nth Corps.-A
complete and full vindica,on Of the llth
Corps in the recent battles will be found on
the LIST page.
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EaOsIE IL ".

Gloves, Dress Trimmings, &c.,
&C., in great variety, together with
every description. kind and style c
Of Goods for Mems and Boys
wear at Wholesale or retail cheap
er than can be bought anywhere
this side of New York.
Also, the largest and best SO Icct-
ed stock of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-05-29

The New WOODEN Factory is rapidly
going up. aud the building will soon be coin.
pleted.
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To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.
A Reverend GenilsmNn having been Restored TO
health in few days. aflef undergoing all the uss.
al rouiine aud irregular expensive modes OF treat
tuent without success tonsIdsrs u his sacred duty to
communicate to his sfllicied fellow crestufes the
me Of cure. Hence the receipt Of an address
ed EnvelOpe he will send (free) copy OF the rre.
tcrption used. Direct 10 Dr. JoHS VI. UAGSALt, lsG
Fl hon street, Brooklyn, Hewiyork.
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,PECIAL NOTICES.
Terms Of subscription.
rwBNTY-oNn YEARS AGO.


Ma. g. @. BRsrot n distingnished Chemist and
Druggist Of the city Of Bafslo, n Y. Invented and
m msnr fsctufeda compound known as BRtsTot's Bat.
SAN o. fIo, RHouSp, which Is perfect ,pecifc for
coughs, colds, or any bronchial or Lung di'hcnlies
srisng ffom damp, cold, or sudden change Of the
weather ..s ..H "..
Every person who has ever taken Driaols Nal.
sam Of Hoerhound, pronopnces " the best article
ever Invented and 80 justly celebrated has u be.
cone, that the market Is already full Of limitations.
cVunte tfeits and most dangerous compounds, undet
the M me Of nalsam of Hos rhopnd. Therefore, al.
ways be careful to call TO- rstors Bslssm and see
that his WmrTgS signature Is on the outside label
Of the bottle.
MARE.-This invaluable Medicine has been now
some tveutv.one years before the public, and with
cut sny effort the par Of the proprietor, is sale
has become very extensive sud is dsiy inereaing.
The low price NJ which the Medicine Is sold (eS crs
enables all TO partake ofits healing qualities.
G.. CROSBY, RuiIac,N. "
Sole mannfsrturr. 10 whom al orders should he
addressed. Ftrss by all respectable druggists.
April IL, is67. 2s-eomly
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riffin. O., FRIDAY May ae, 'ee,.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
\, NJ pETTENcuLk CO..

No. 81 Park Row, New York. a. d estate
ST., Boston, are out Agent, for the TrryIs
TRiBrNs. in those cities, and are authorized d
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
US at our lowest rates.
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Sh avis

In great variety, very beautiful
and cheap. Balmoral, Swiss and
Hoop Skirts and Skirting. Para
sols, Sun-Shades, AM Umbrellas,
all sizes.
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United states stamp Duties
as amended by Act Of March Sd, 1853:
PROMISsORy NOTES.
TIME DRAFTS.

TIME DRAFTS.
Same as Promissory Notes, except that
less than $50 does not require a stamp.
DUE BILLS.
Over $40 aud not over 5000, and each
additional $500 or fractional part there
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Even in its present aspect, il has many things to
brilliantly recommend it, as we have 'nsla'ced
There is only a Whit Of tie original music, but that
is already well performed, so far "a MISS
Richings is concerned and will be hereafter no
doubt in respect Of tue orchestra aud ch"rus's'
Some Of tue scenery is beautiful tie dances are ex-
ceent ond the general missing Of effect ls none tue
LEES eltteriug for it's occasional bewilderi, hts'
" Sa,anela" will lie repeated every evening
WAILACK's THEATER.-Ne trust thae hli-s nary
Gannon's benefit tonight, at tins tleater, VIII re-
ceve due attention from the theatrical community.
No artist deterves from the public. Her rcpu-
taon has long been established as the most accom-
pisled representative Of her iecal grade and line
of character known upon stage, and the pieces
in which she is announced 10 appear tonight" Tue
Little Treasure and " Ernestine lave been hap
py selected to illustrate most effectively her clever
est qualities.
FKENcn THEATER.-The performance this even
mo nt Ni5,os Saloon will consist of the three act
drama Lucie D!dier," by Battu, ana jaime Ms
WINTER GARDEN.-Last evening, III inns the''er'
Miss Mary Provost appeared for tho fret 'ime 'ni'
seueon. she was cordially welcomed 10y the "uu
euce and her performance OF fnr'heul"' IL
Inpomar," was much applauded. Miss ffoNoS
WAS called before the curtain at the end OF e''ch &c
70 receive esuecal Acknowledgements OF her success
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capacity comes no light upon the subject. II
tho Chief of the Ordnance Bureau was
ignorant of the (now stately power OF the
guns by himself invented, tested, of course ap.
proved, and now through his position forced
upon the Government, what have we to expect
from the Department. We know the inviOla-
biity which surrounds the Bureaus; we know
that they are sacred from outside intrusion
that talent, enterprise and genius would feel
orange if they should surreptitiously get in
there (the only possible why to do so); but we
believe that the exigencies OF the country de-
mand that routine, for once, should DC SCI
aside, and that light from the outside shou'0
be et into the mental darkness when MS
governs and misappropriates the ample means
n,aced at the command of those incapable o'
usjpc them to the advantage OF the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

A leading Southern unionist, Tor Wen'!
voors resident in New. Orleans, writes us from
that city on the 10th inst as follows;
We ure coming TO the opinion here tha' Tue peoio "
Norl-a but those who in the feldaie getting saA
,ipu mad They seem to be bent upon the destruction OF
.i country. Our only hope now is that the lame table
and degrading spectacle they peel may furnish occsso" O'
he General Gogernmontio exercise The power possesses 10
pu, down rebellion wherever it shows Itself MORE THAN
r,ir oy rig rEorLE rrE SorTH AKS II rA'o" OF Ihh
Uy.o. But, under the iron ins Of JEFF Davis deAh "0'a
follow The expression of such opinion The traitors "'
kn. ta: success coud oay he achieved by toai u'P"
,ior Of public Liberty Hal we been permitted 10 ''''9 ~"
freedom s possessed pIe' to the wal wE SHOULD HAVE
any. r4ci,fy TT. UNION IoNG KRg THIS THROUGH tn
AGENCY or TIE BALLoruoX. Urhappy. the same agency
H. the North seems pIesrut to thrcetcn US with de'tiucnon
VIVA. The future n. ia st.re FOR us God cly knows
JAS. TRUMAN
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T-K X-s2
DEB.

E,MONs-on Monday. Feb. 20. ale. lingering illness
William s.. eldes Of John A. and Ann Ais''i EHm'hs
The friends the sny are respectfully Invited to attend the
funeral ron the red,aee Of h' are, POW
KIRVAN-On Friday, Feb 90 NJ Micha, KiIw9n aged %
yea.s native Of The Pariih Of kitush' "eAiod County
hi. remains inferred in Calvary Cemetery May lis
RYCKNAV-ht Tcrre Hau,e. Ind on Friday Jsr. &c. Ct
| lronsv Airs Alsine l. Ryckman aged IS yesrs
Tic restves and friends o. the deceed Invited to attend
tso . un rel, nv ~ az lie Woa Vcron d not Of
the New York AID New II le ad. on he ati.,al o.
tho train which leaves rof tyseY"nh'reet an
! Fourth avenue at 9. O'Clock &. m.
sMlTt HIN Monday. fcb. -, Sophia + vie Of c. W
! Smith ast dlu. Atcs Of Lawrence Myer deceased
The lves aud friends Of the faHly invited to attend
er funeral from Csysrg Church corner Of fourth avenue
ond rwclty.af.t .'iee:. on Weiae'daj 2'h inst It
sMiTu-0a Monday. FEB e. Ch.ot,e s Smith Principal
of Coioed Grammar School No. Sixteenth ward eyed y
Ilsr relatives aud friend. respectfully invited to a''ead
the fincfa on Nednesday ef, go - a. a. e'g1 I
stree cf remains viii be is,ersed ia wesbuy. Lag
sSETHEN-0n Mou'ay morning FEB. p. Mrs Elcy D.
Isle reict Of tsha onsthen IN tee oth year Of ne! ase
the s' sd S Of W g. ay are rPsS eia
the residence OF hec son a-law Acr ~ habe, No.
40 Fulton avenue near Adeph street. Brooklyn
TEUsLON - In THIS city on Saturday,, feo' .. Ihoma'
Tmsow. in the 9Th year Of his age.
The -ycs aud e.ds respectfully Invited 10 st;enfte
funeral from ~. - r Church seventh street near Third
avenue, Wedue.day, 25th inst, ct y o'clock r. m.
IKt Mf1-On Monday. Frb. :. Carer 4tumpy eyed 90
the relatives aud friends Of the family re,rocuy invited
70 attend tie "Wednesday. 2iih int. Of O'Clock
D. IN from tie residence of his soninsw Henry Di Bat
Icy. No 224 Broome street.
WANnFL-On Monday, rcb. 2J Esther. only Sher OF
Alfred srd Ec,e Wdndel, asel year. months aid %
days
The ie.yes and friends Of the faulty respectfully Invited
attend the funeral Iuetdly aftel Of o'clock at
the Norayiln Church, staten Island
WuITF-M rubby Hook Monday Feb % 1868 Hester.
Youngest rsueh,cf Of Robert aud yda he aged years
and months
Notice Of funor., Ia tomorrow evenings papers.
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fS8D-x.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrTERs.

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify strengthen and iuyisora,e
They create healthy appetite.
They entidote TO change Of water and diet.
They effects of dissipatio and lOtc houH
They strengthen the system and eDyen the mina
They prevent m9s attic and intermittent ieVers.
They purify the breath aud acility of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarhei Cholera and Cholera Horbu,
Ihey cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head che.
lhy are the best Bitters in the world They mako the
man strong. and exhausted great resssscr
y are composed Of the celebrated Colisaya Bark CaCaia
u,A' Dandeiscn Chsmomie Flowers. lavender Flower.
n'e'seeh Anise. Clover Buds Orange Peel snakcRoot,
'dta"ay' Oortaader Burdock. S-T-leeo-X &c
"e io"o"lhe sample Of the testimony daily receiycd.
. HosDlkRs HONE, CIscIssArI. o.. Jan. Is, 1861
Nc ,srs. y. L. DEAKEaC
oENTLENES; Tbs instiuiion has recved and extended
ou 10 over ioo scA ana disabled sodor. have Of late
administered the Plantation Btter in nuerOu, cases Of x.
hau'tion, fesers wan, ofsppste &c wh the most .orna.
abe aud gratifying results II creates appetite sreug,b ana
cheeuness ard has given many p,or fellow His u.u.l
health wish this preparation 10 every family IN eyerv
hospital. aud on every battlefield.
With respest. your servant.
Dr. CIV ANDREWS. sup.
wAsHrsGro, d. c., Jan. o. 1863
GENTLEMEN: We equre smother supply Of your Planta-
ton Bters, tbs pop Jlrity Of which daily ncease. with the
guesls Of our house.
Respectfully. SYKES CHADWICK & Go.
Props WilArd's Hotel
CLEVELAND, Dec g. 1867.
lave been 40 az with LiYes Complains aud
Dyspepsia that peea abandon my business.
used three bo,..s Of the Plantation Bess and my aston
hmcnt sm eGtitoly cured They tho best medcire
used am shall endeavs 10 make them known Please
inform me giant s.-T.-i95&-X means.
Youis, truly. EB KINGSLEY
Dr. W. A. Chds, Surgeon Of the Tenth Vernon, Regt
en wIae.: ~ wish every soldier he'd bottle OF Plant aiioo
Bitter. They the effective, perfect, aud harmless
tonic ever u.ci."
GAIT House., LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 90 leGs
Msssrs. p. Il. DKskR& Co.
We compelled order IL dozen Plantation Bi.;ers IA
supply friend, who have Other way of procGnn: Aii adj
mirable article. Respectfully, your,
SlLAS +. MILLER & Co., Proprietor.
ROCHESTER. n. Y Dec. 81, 1861.
? The Plantation Bters have cured me Of the
Kind OF Dyspepsia Of four years standing have
recommended them Others and 20 far know with sS
nal success, am &C. Rev. J. =. CATllORH.
BURNETT House, CyCiSyATr o.. Dec. 30, 1852.
Messrs DRAKE Co Tnc Plantation Bitters appear &c be
very popua, here. seEd twenty and obge.
Yours truly TP. SAUNDERS Co
Gc., &c. &C., SC.
n B-They are particularly recommended 70 femSlessud
delicate persons u, quirins gentle 1t muiaot
Sold by all Druggists GrOc-rs and CouGtfy Stores
r. H. DRAKE Co..
No. ao2 BROADWAY. Ny
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The n. y. Tires yesterday informed its read
ers that its recent amazing articles respecting
French Intervention, Napoleon's hostile purposes,
and tie recal! OF Court MERCER, were not IN.
spired by Gov. Seward, and did not express his
sentiments Had it made this explanation a
few days earlier it would have spared the
business world q very dsagreeabe sensation.
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TraTCicrs' Guidr.

To Albany by Hudson River RR..7. 10 a m.
AM. 5, AID i p NJ.
To Albany BY Hailsn RR.................. Ioi
To Ros,on. by Ncw-L1ndon. stoningion. and
rel, River fines. d'iiy (Sundas pt"tl.. 4p. m
To Boston, by Erw-!inyen RR.. VIA Sp,.ns
feld..".......9a ~; and u aud ,. sunday 5p.
To Boston, by New Haven hK, via Shore
Line .."..:..........;... ~. aud p.
To Phiiadelpha, by AesJersey Rail
10. amA6. y, III pm
To Philadelphia. by Camden aud Auboy
Raif.sl ...:....................Ge m. 2Pm
To tho Wet by Central Ea'foal Of New
Observation-Disclosures. g. IN, - n., 4 ~ p M
To M"a'us,on. by New. J"rsey Rk loan. H. ~ ?.
10 W A,Lr s'on by t-mdrn aui Ariboy kal.
...................,.... ani5 p,
- hutso. b EIo lNl = M AMI p m lLApc.s tsin,)
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Entertainments. --Tae.dny, Feb. -.

BhRNJM's MUSEUM Rayul-Aiinuie Wauea
WALLACK'S -Erue.tnc-Lilt.e Treasure.
WINTER GARDES-lt gomar.
NlELUS.-SG,sr,lla
THEATRE FRANCAISE-Lucie Didicr.
LlEDERkRAEI CONCEIr-M IWrs Hall.
BROADWAY MEEhGERIT--Wn ani.as performing
BASYARD's MIs>iSSiPPl-No -! Eroldwsy
FATHER REEDS Old Folks -Nnih..tseet NJ Z. Charer
GOLPtL'5 GALLERf.-PaiGlrss, sc.
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The No,, po.t.Omcr nj PaiIndelphin.

PmLADKIPHIAl Monday, Eco ., FttI.
The new Post-Olico Of Phiadelphia WAS opened
to-day with appropriate ceremonies, terminating
with n grand banquet this evening at the Glrard
House II honor Of the occasion.
Gov Curtin, the Secretary of the Interior, the
Postmaster-General and lis Assistants, and other
dig, itaries among the guests, and made patri-
otlc speeches The toast 10 the Pree5 replied 10
by Jonn Russell Young. Letters were received ana
read from Gen. Scott, Gen. Ialleck ard others, ere
aliDg great enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

Mr.. VIM. Cornell Jewett of Colorado was among
the noiabes in city yesterday. lie left for Wash
ugton last evening. We did not learn that hc had
any siDgune hopes OF inducing tho President to
aunul the Proclamation Of Freedom, which he es-
teens the great obstacle to Peace. OF the two, that
-eems ess hopeful than even mediation.
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Schcnck's


AND MANDRAkE PILLS.
These deeTveiy celebrated popular medicines ave
effected revolution in the ttang and proved the fiacy
Of several maxims which have io many distracted the
p.vgress OF medical sc'egce, The .e supposon that
ConsG@.iog f. u,gbl- deellei ply ciqas from at.
,np.ng 70 find remedies for hst d esse and psticnts
lced with it rcconced te. selves to deah without Ak
lug any effort escape from doom which they lrpo,ed to
be unavoidable IL proved however tia. C0GsJmp.
be cured and that II has been cured in very grt
number of ome Of them appsrety cooperate tHe BY
SCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP slonei and Ia oiler
tie diene, In connection win sttENCAS
sEA-WEED TONIC a1d MANDRAKE FILLS
5otb according to the REQUIREMENT. Of the case DR..
SCuENCK MEse, who has emf JED uninterrupted GOOD
heah for than twenty five yeas supposed ~ ors
tine be At the very Of death his physician having
nouuced liz fas7 hopeless aud eblndoyei h 20 l fate.
lie cured by the aforesaid Syrup and since bis recovery
many thousands SINH ay aced have used Dr. sCHANCKS
Medicine with the same remarkable success.
Remember Dr. SCHENChS Room IN Ills cii is ct No.
80 Boud.st., whore he be found EVERY TUESDAY,
4 a m to .. m. lie always keeps fresh supply OF
medicines his which can be sd any day whether
CONRAD FOX. No. 81 BARcLAy.sT., is Wholesale
Agent for hew.lQrk.
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MARliiED D.

Gt'NN-DYER-At Burlington. Wis. on Wednesday FEB
H. by tho Rev b. Law, Alex lnaer h Guam Oh thcago'
to Emily ~, dausstcy Of Dr. I. q. Dyer
HARRISON - BuLNLEY - On Tuesday, Feb Il at st,
Joln'. Church Bridgeport Conn, 10y the Rev Samuel
UellnsswoT,h Of Por,chester assisted By the Rev Mr.
Wiley of 81 johns Henry q. Ilau'on. esq OF this cty,
to Mis- Hette judah, daughter Of uriah Sa1hcy esq Of
Bridgeport.
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Gu5lllsss Notices.

WE PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION for the fulfill
ment Of what we here declare In almost every instance
where the infant "a suffering from pain aud exhaustion relief
will be found In fifteen twenty minutes Ger MKS Wins
Lows SOOTHING sYRrr has been administered.
Cures Dysentery and Darhoa. and Wind Colo sure to
resnatc the bownls-2ac q bottle.
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nInils Close Mt the Posr.Oflce.

For trited Ku rIom and the Continent, by steam
~ hta Weilsf iay Feb. 43................... 4
For Ilasara by steamer Pig Wcdu,s "a Fob D. D. M
For N.n-O ncsrl by ,Iearlcg george Naihirston,
Thrr.i-y fcb II III.
fof (AloTuis. Nc. daily tsgnday' eIceptedj,
oyoiand Vi, -. joseph. Mo.......5 AID y p.
North hsHy Buffalo aud Cansias IS m AID u =.
North ID We. Ma Mail .......................
w Nail vi, Ed- Kai'rosd....3 .. md y ..
Southern sud ScuhNcstern Ma!l....3 ahd J p.
Eastern d. by Railroad. IS aud u. p.
fa n Mail by Railroad extra N4............. ~ y.
New bedford New - SD Fall kgrr............ p.
F1tfa Mail iOf Philadelphia. IA til.0Te sEd w ash
inston .................,..... ............. 10 p
Tho Long Island Mail Cl0es a. :: Mail for Hemp
.icri AID lsullcl only co,es ~ M dr" az D. Tie
Huntington aud Babylon Mail closes at 81 aud y p
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CURE FOR CouGu OR COLD.

A there is the ssht,st uueasncs Of the Ghost
with difficulty OF breathing indications OF Cough TAX,
during tho day few "BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocnEs'
Containing demucen, Ingredients they alay Pulmonary i
tson Military Officers aud Soldiers should have them In
READINGS. upon the ,, appearauce Of Cold Cough.
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6pctlai Notices.


.-->------------~--~~>-
The ThIrlernth Ward Repabiican Assoc.aiion
! WI nold h NIeLf MEEtiHG at ". q shigsones' r,'
ocloes EtES L.. ELLEIl, President
J J,s,. NJ MccErry }sc,fc,.rte..
Eiehtccrih ward Republican Associntlon.-
The tosu.l m)uih. meeting ci the Association "H Oc held
a iicaiidaitrs. rooms 81 he Central ,em,ne. corner
E'o,G"sy IN ~ ~ on l.2DAl hsLNiNo f"o a. ut
j o'elocS Pu'el"al ate diuce Is requested man
WA. LAINBEER, Prest,
WV prrnaosp. secry.
Brooklyn Athcumun.-P0b'icD Discussion under the
auspices o. the SOU BAOohlAN LITERARY AssO-
a. s 4 o'clock Questions IL thu President. En,su,ipa-
lion roc sma,ol c,rs,iiuto al and ESp,d!eat Airu..
g,o A5n a. 6 ct nSRY MI rlecSt
JAMES konissoa, Seuetary.
Mercantile Library Association.
ihE heN. ). c. fLEICAENS
Brazil RFvlSlTEb.
r.rhMIT, ' TAE S99Itk iN3liiuTE. 900,
Doors open Mt q, Lecture q. O'Clock.
TICKETS z5c for sale tie Library, Croweu's No 90
HroaiwSy and VIM Hall sons No 1i5 Broadway
American Geosrnphicni and statistical socl-
Cty.-A special Mtculs 81 tae ciey vii be held tAo
M 2G Fcs a, ot.Sek when an aiiless viii be dey.
uelty Dr. y. j. MACGUWAN, Hon. aleu. Archa l.. Se.,
WI. COVENTRY H. wAuDELL, Rec. Sec.
Meeting of the shoe Dealers aud Cieri;
WI be held AZ KuuAs Hotel No ~ Grind'i;, tuio
EVENING. at "a ooocS, lo hrai do0crson on Tue Eay
Closing movement IL is hoped that al connected Win 'Ho
busiross viii hc prc0rnt
How Grape Vines should be Trininicd.-N c the
meeting Of the refcTs Club OF Tie American 'hsll.u -
DAY, a, u o'clock p M a. the om' 81 @ J tb man,
Cooper building this subject will be discussed sn an %
n,t II should be douc plainly shown, by MI IL o. @"
""U o'"''' i"0 IOuN ". CHAMBERS Secretary.
Thc Eleventh Anniversary Of The NtM-fORh
OPurfALMIC SCituUl. AM io3i - 40 ~ 20 "
In the lith.st Medical collage near Jd'v-; ON IILSDAi
" 81 80 i o',nk u n Addresses m'y be expected from
~. NaECff{ T. STEPHENSON aud ~. j. L. uAhltloH,
ha .andln, Surgeons The NaeicoTy VIII De delivered
~ a y 'IFNNEK one Of the Ora luatins Class stu
gt' tho Profession aud the pubic are iAitcd 20 attend
n,r.. uuidah Allen, NJ. IT,, will LECTURE TO La
dies IN the basement Of Do Ohlphs ObnrcA NO 9t5 BROAD
Nv At o'clock TODAY. Admission Flee.
Tea Party will 30 given n Johu.s,. NJ i. Church,
nils ,lIESDAlD EVENING Proceeds for reiuruisaing
viii be- delivered by the Row j. i. Wa4ey the Rev. H. j.
Fox tho Rev l. Da Shie Of Jersey City, aud others Doos
open at u o'clock. Admttauce % CENTS
A Fair and Festival for the benefit of the German
Methodist r. Chach located betwccn avenues aud e. vii!
BE- held Ia tie Church, commencing MONDAY. Fob g. 10
FRIDAY the 2h Inclusive. Tho dcoss viii be- opeu nom
10 O'Clock. AdnOsi N 10 cents. Tho pubic
srsc,mly indtsdto attend H. SOLMS. j. MISSING, IL.
WIsEA AN.
Nanted,-h limited number of YOUNG MEN t. aid in
organizing Company for CITY Regiment
The position, be hsd after ton by election OF
tho mcnbeIs. Address ". Il, IIi5uao Ouise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

PnYsIOGNoMY.--At the request of several
Ladies and Gentlemen Grass for INSTRUCTION. In fhAot'
cal PmisoGSosy OF CnARAcrER REApNd. VIII DO organ
i1od on SATURDAY EyESiSG next. under an Experienced
Tscher a, the rooms Of MessTs FOWLER AND ELLs NO
3Ol Broadway. where ticket. may be obtained
ElGHr CARTEs DE Vf>ITE FOR 81, OF I'M
aualrd yle aud dnh at TATs corner Of couitandt aud
q loeun -sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24


l. The Memory Il Wa-hio.f0a. -,
p Fra kn-1he Poet Philosopher, and Printer Attough
hi name and fame b-oue ia world vet We caul hui
spec ally rrovr If cur It.Ly-lhc tfue'l = 10 q TN
4, Of nnr ntnfns .iln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

Brooklyn Aticuwun.-Puh'ic Discussion. under the
auspirc, o. the SGT III BAOOkIlN LII tHARl AsSO-
CIArlON at the AtArrcI l. n EcDAI ENnhlNG. ieb.
- ut o'clock. Question " IL thu Presidents Lmaucps
lion PROCLAMATION Constitute al and Sp,d!ent' Ahru,-
tiye-WM u. BtNbE.t, esq Ncgltvr-O. :. BARNES.
esq Ambulance rec. HENRY HILL, President
JAAKs knnlA.o:.. SecIetarY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

Nanfed,-h limited number OF YOUNG MEN t. aid in
organizing new Company for hrstciass City kcgnent
The position, 10 be hsd after by election OF
tho members, Address ", H. IIi5uao Ollee.