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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

TOMORROW MORNING.

and tho opening chapter, OF this penid WORK OF nar
will APPEAR IA it, column,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
THY HAIR DRRssISe CuiTIvATEs AND BgACTIFIEs
THE SUDDEN CHANGES OF WEATHER


We ue now experiencing render this trying FOR rer
sons With delicate lungs Coughs and Colds exceedingly
Prevalent and the foundation Of many soase Of PGimoas
~ Disorder i. now being ld lie; the afflicted remember ii
ther troubles. that promp, Dr. D. JAYSTs ExPEc
1oaAsr in the early stages of all diseases Of tie respiratory
organs will all sppreAenOn' Of danger and ha
Coughs. Colds end Hoar.enes speedily cured by Thu
standard remedy. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
A WALKING SKELETON
Some years ago. -
WALKING SKELETON
nbou. the streets Of Philadelphia and hn.y wa. Iedaeed 90
low thai he unable TO move any ohseI ana was
over to jersey
To Dfz IN a. 81,
There he lay. confined b, bed and Dr. Thornton s'd
FIAT hs lungs were ali gone and he would not h'o "e IL
Roors AND HERBS
AID made medicine that soon made ehsnse IN ti' whole
system. II expelled ell the matter from the lungs nncn nom
th- s.omsh started the liver, aud IL iss e1Peei I'll 'he
morbid mater from the ~, ,y.'f aSsv,,,.
began improve ard wih difficulty he could be pre-
wanted from eating much lie took the most Loursis
food. ead IL short tine be began 20
IMPROVE hAPiDLT
Now be is a great hearty mn weighing two hundred
pad twenty pounds. Ills
fCisosIc SYRUP, -
n. composition similar The edcine that cured him lie
IL travelling from one city 10 tnoiuff seeing pa anu ~
bni.tetng hi. medicines and it Il said he vii take person
l. tbs
LAST STAGES tOssrnPTios,
md IN few weeks they about d. OIerable good health
B medicines change the whole system, and TIC patient soon
begins 70 have
Coop APPETITE
the food nourhe the system he hnds ths, be i getting
P.hy hsture overpOwers the disease and he e~ts wei
It'll L. the great feature Of
DR SCIENCES MgDcfs.s;
ey u.k matter blood end by keeping tho digest
I've .ans healthy disease must be- eIreledlP Pima
Inquirer . -
Dr. Scyyscx has rooms az No. % Bonds,.. fewYors,
where ho can be seen Iroi ssonsy every TUESDAY fon
u until p
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WILLIAM lido
CATARRH CURED.

Harlem. lleihs,., between "a aud jisvh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

foR SALH BY ILL DRuGGisr5.
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W. CHIFFON L Co.,
Marble Store. No % Wslker.s,.. Ncw.York.
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Pu. Up in quart bottles securely packed in cAes OF one
dozen each Directions for accompany each bottle.
orders promptly executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

DISEASES or THR NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIE-
AHY AID SsxUsL SysIEEs-New ard reliable ,res:mcn;n
kcIoTs Of the HOWARD issOCArlOss in sealed letter
envelopes free Of charge Address DR. j. SKlLLfs Hovcn
ToS ilow ara Association, Philadelphia, Pa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

OF any passer-byl whom theymay not know
to be exempt. All who have NOT these : ~
at once arrested and sentfont to can, :, y
put under arms. Applicants for raiIroad 7,,S
tickets must show apass; and if none i
shown, the unfortunate is sent to- Cnstjs
Thunder. >1'seSte
There is no gas in Richmond to lipbt the
streets with. Coal is at such extrayaoa nj
prices that a man couldzwheel off in q 5ars
row twenty dollars worth. Potatoes are
Sold at So the bushel. - - -
The aristocracy have no longer, fine car.
rage horses: but arepuHed about by lanky.
slab-sided iades, and in shabby CARRIAGES
ihere are no young men to take the ladies
out ln the Richmond theatre the leading
sttra ction IS youngwoman who formerly
oanced IN a lager-beer saloon in the Bow
cry. -
The enforcement of the cOnscription law
were before iu;qthe rebel capital The
roughs have been semitic the army.
Smallfp pox is almost epitle lemic ia VIRGINIA.
at the capital as well asIn the county.
UNITED STATES TREASURY NOTES.
"Greeubacks," ashley are called, are
+ apafded as much as gold in Richmond.-
Three hundred and twenty dollsrs of Con
tederate money are now needed t8fbuy one
hundred dollars in golds.aud one hundred
dollars of Confederate money buy forty
dollars in United States Treasury notes:
that is to say, two hundred and ffty dol
lars of rebel Treasury notes are readily
paid for one hundred dollars in United
States Treasury notes. Virginia State
money, even, is sold at from thirty. Eve to
forty per cent lpreminms over Confederate
money. North Carolina money is also at a
Charlestonis reported to be thoroughly
fortified: They can bring one hundred.
guns to bear, it said, son a certain point
which tits necessary totpass. 1t was also
rumored that the harbor was blocked up.
and only passage lett wide enough to pass
vessel out. These we're the reports about
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

mander-in- Chief of the Army and Navy Il
the United States. Aud Il do not look tr
the Constitution to ascertain whether he
! mas the right to issue such an order, but ia
the la'V of nations for the governments III
civilized beIiigerents. We have been com.
Pelled to accord to the rebels the rights oI
oelligerents, which gives to US the cores
poudipg right to ipjure, weaken and crinnle
them in every vulnerable point. Slavery
IS the cause and strength of the rebellion
The proclamation strikes at it as such nnf
as such I.give Tiny hearty and cheerful
support-not because it frees the slave. bnt
IN spite of it, and because I regard it sns j
powerful engine for crushing the rebellion
view it from a military staad point only.
aud as a military order dictated BY neces-
sity. $
%. The removal Of NcczeLan, &c. I
nave not the data from which to judge of
the wisdom or propriety of this act. ]
capacity, but the disclosures Of the Porter
court martial satisfied me that had eati.
mated wrongly. believe the President ia
honestly doing his best for the country
that he has sense enough to think for him.
self, and that his conclusions are generalTv
correctj that he is not a seats pawn for
any party or faction, but has Independence
enough to act for himself nnon h;s
own convection; that his Cobi9et cos usS
tains more than an ordinarv smon,s con< a<
ability, and that thew are GoinnS ,Sa oa
very best they can Under tho c;so,' tme
stances. Ithink it is not our nrovince Ce'Io ~
criticise where we cannot know Ibs faots: ~
and II the administration falters we should
strengthen 1t by our coustancy; if it blum
defs we should re-assure it by our patriot
| 10 Il -
we will share with it the plories IF ,.sl ~ -;
umphI ~SStGg' z1f9 t's ~
Sd. Tie Neo STATE. You opposs ;ncorno
rating what YOU term Repnhlic"n spo po-
trine in the CoustitHtion. and Tins ,o.;.e -
vourself onen tn rho ,bor,,a ,c 1La5:,:fJ. .''3's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
sound sugsostions.
SHrSNsroN, Feb. 80.

Editors Lntel1igencer
| received through the mail from Cum.
berland, Md, package of three letters
from the different hospitals at that place.
containing resolutions of thanks from the
invalid soldiers to the Union ladies az
Shinnston aud vicinity. for box and three
barrels, containing delicacies, comforts
and substantials to invigorate the droopiup
bodies and spirits of those noble heroes.
The resolutions were we'll calculated to
arouse tender emotions in the hardest
heart They refer in terms of the highest
commentator to the kind attention aud
untIring efforts of Mrs. DR.. Boehm, of Cum
oerland, at whose hand they received these
comforts. wish they could be epublished:
they have the right jingle about them.
Let me say 0iwOrd to those who have
not given much thought to this important
item of their country service. There ia
scarcely n family in this country that has
not something to sRsFs. that would be of
service in hospital. and you can aIwavs
hnd men who will gladly receive it aud add
something to it, and send it to the proper
address. How is it, then, with thosewho
are blessed with a great abundance of the
good things of This earth? What a field
opens before you to manifest to your suf-
terlng countrymen your high appreciation
and gratitude for their sacrifices and suf-
teriugs in your behalf.
Noperiod in our country's history has
ever, or probably ever will chronicle such
events as are now transpiring in our midst;
and you and aud every body else have
our parts to perform. The question will
force itself upon US sooner or later, What
have done in aid of my country in put-
ting down this giagantic rebellion? Orto
what enthaye / strengthened the hands
OF those who are wrestling with the mon
ster for the protection of my home and fire.
side? Will any man take to himself the
tt0ttering JUNCTION that he stands acquitted
before the world in manifest Indifference
and negligence, and allow the ladies of the
country to surpass him in patriotism and
devotion in this and many other respects ?
Who will move in this matter and send in
such things as they desire to have carried
to the soldiers, aud urge their neighbors to
do likewise3 1t will be doubly dear to
them coming from kind friends at home,
and as an acknowledgment OF your high
appreciation of their devotion to their
coantry's cause, DIR. Boehm and LADY and
OharlesVJ. Smith and many other kind
friends, will attend to their distribution.
Now is the time for those, to say moth
ing OF tender hearted fogies, to come for
ward and put themselves upon record by
giving of their abundance to the sick soi.
diers, advocating and voting for the new
State, chonking JEFF Davis prosolytes and
pushing aside all political or other organi.
cations that has not for object the sue.
cesstnlputting down of the rebellion. You
nave got to do 1t or your treason will haun,
you to the grave. af
s.. S. FLEMING.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
Your friend,

IIIe GEO K. LATHAM,
Col. I'd Va, Vol. Infantry.
P. Sit is not necessary for me to- add,
that am for the Union, the whole Union
aud nothing less than the Union. Lam for
Mexico, Yucatan and Cuba in addition to
the Union. 90 r. T,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

Extremity OF the Rebel Army-Con-
ElttSn OF the Rebel G-Rpital.Prtces
in Hdehmond, and the DefenseS OF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
AMMUNITION.

The rebels are reported to be somewhat
snort snort OF powder They got the most of
TINS from England, by way of Charleston
Forage, too, is getting scarcer. General
fltE Hugh Lee has command of the cav
airy on the line ofsthe Rappahannock, from
Frederlcksburg to the mouth, aud he has
eaten the country bare of provisions and
everything which can be consumed for
twenty miles back of our line. The.uufor-
tunate lS people who live in that region are
at the point of starvation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
9ailggnteIIloente
rERHIs OF ADVERTISING.

Yearly Advertising on 3 tsrms accor.
70 the space occupied and the number of changes
from traste Dsr,o5, o+ A.. =,
ers. to be paid for in ddUancs y
~ Sssfness 81 Cards not exceeding i've lines SO
& Gaor M s months but for aslorter period nothing
tne privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
t1e advertisers, own Immediate business: and ali
aoSertlsements for the benefit of other prisons as
well as all legal advertisements and adyertisements
OF auction sales and real estate sent by Them
be paid for at the usual rates. II '4 ~ 10,
-AdVertiaements not accompanied with vr ttes
accordingly. : = 11N '"ti" sa1Eseu
Notices @ s for Political Meetings charged in all
Marrtages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
oI sernlons, 90 cents zach: nonvll-'69
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

Letter from Col. Latham to Capt.,n
Burdett.
Editors Inteliiysncer:
l send you the following, which is a
copy of letter sent by Colonel Latham to
Captain Burdett, which respectfully ask
that you will publish. It speaks for
itself:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

AT the Drury,s bluff fort the bombpr6of.i
" were sS found not to work so that now it is
sl' salu t9e guns are without cover, but "rat-
holes" have been constructed for TIE vn1,r
ners to take refuge in to avoid shell.
There are guards on the corners ri All
the streets, who demand exemption papers
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26
PRICES IN RICHMOND.

Old bacon is sold at sl,25 a pound
There is no new bacon, as there is not salt
enough TO cure it. Theypickle pork light
ly, but it will not Keep in warm weather.
Lard is sold at $l,25 pound. THERE'S
no oil, for lights aud for lubricating pur-
poses to be got in the South, .and lard is
used instead. For this reason this article
is rapidly rising, asfmpch is consumed for.
machinery, in the coal mines, as well as
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

l'zSa sep aF E e al
s.. Dss astss-H7s!s Ia sSE&d sqsaas -5il5nq
5's'az't 4-di2i5i e ss121 10 15itsg5is7sa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

.g7z-ge7sz; HsAt sll z.Lzg 81 1t
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RlCHNoNI

Richmond is surrounded withs isaEtb.
works. The James river is Completely de-
Tended tsI by Notifications at Drury,s and
Chsplin's Bluffs, which cotnma nd the chan.
nel.so that no vessel could get up, There
are rows ofpiles too, driven in the chan
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-26

Horses are getting scarce. There is not
q good horse, in the country, except those
IN M me e army! Cattle, too, seem to be get
ting scarce. In the drove collected for the
army one sees the greater. part 5yearlings or
two years old, such animals as we do not
think of killing here.
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IOUBLlSiIBD on WEDNESDAY AND sATUR.
York City, {s1f7 's'Ss'' No" w
Gontsns ship News, Foreign and Domestic.
lmportationS, Foreign and Coastwise % 50
Exports to Foreign Countries anu California, in de.
tail. N''' :" wy
Exports from Foreign Ports to this country.
&C., &C. -
"A List of all Vessels in Port. f ,s
full and accurate Prices Current of the New York
Market, including the new rrtIcio Of PBTIsoLEUM
in all its forms, aud inller than be found else
Yearly Tables of sugar. Coffee, Moln.ses. Naval
stores, &C., showing the Import and OOnsuurntiOn
OF New York and of the UnitetIstatGs
history OF the Money Market and Current Events
ana variety OF other Statistical and Scientific
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LOSSES PAID, UPWARD
SIS, 100000.

The great public service, promptness and reliabTi
ty Of this welI-tried and sterling Company recon-.
mend It to preference with those needing Insurance
n. G. ARTHUR, As't.
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GrEE
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saVgiinlglss Bank 81 Whaaline.

EW3SDoW GLASS "A large stock, all sizes, viii
Nv be sold low to close sl'-Ssl's =
iSu5 gslf AfErCALP 4 BURT.
The New York herald., 1863-05-13
PROPOs Ais.

NHIEr CLERKS OFFICE METROPOLITAN POLICE,
~ oO0 Mulberry street, Nay, H. 1853
Loo tons OF Coal OF 2io pounds each auu 90 cords Of
Wood, conditions following -
Ito be Of bssl Lehigh, half broken and half
s sze each pas Of delivery the sizes 70 be delivered
k-Pcsous proposing deliver descriptions OF coal Other
than hgh viii add description Of the coal they propose
deliver.
sbuDle rslru the deli cry ticket
lThs delivery be made s such Nme the contractor
eject prior 10 the 18Th Of sertember merit at the several
uullcs station sub station De
partment the Ifouse Of Detention In New York. such
auantten ~ each . shnil be ordered.
IA price shall be named per for the amount 70 be
ssivered sbo,e which VII te about leo tons aud
fsred ihs ca ter aud bef6 on May /, 1894
s--rhe wool 10 be Of the best auslny-pine and oah
wool hal each, sawed aud split
s-paymcnt In cash when the quantities specified shall
bs deie ed and for any additional quantity on presenis
"" " '"' 'D b. d. HAssRoucK. Aosius cAisf clerk
The New York herald., 1863-05-13
mo CONTRACTORS.

ITO CONTRACTORS
Proposals whl u received until the itA <ay Of Nay
less 81 M for hhg sr.dng and paving Breaa street. n
Wes Troy frou The north side Of street "
sousheru terminus. including the gntsers thereof.
fke street ercHvafeh frAded un<Drr
,hr dvccoa q the Village surveyor, and paved With
uppr sacs not less than four nor than
tpcbss length. and not ess than four nor than
nches wath. and IN depth not rss than az
tkso eight be laid prepared bed ~
En- river gravel than foot ~ defth .
blocks b. and at right angles 70 the line OF
sks~es arch the said surveyor
drrcs each be blocks of auiforu width aud
tcph, aud laid thata onTtuana Joints shall b. broken
o least two inches The Whole of tnc work 70
manner particularly described IN the
bank rns Of contract snd Be furnished
persons who desirc 70 bud Cor the same
eecurlty viii be required uk thousand dol
krs the faSahf,l pcriorinAnccof worx-
The rrulosl ihs vork viii be pubcy opened ny the
~ the Roara
l.ee The Issh DAY oi Nay iz O'Clock p NJ asd the
viii the Of the esny.c ard the A., ,besss
ske Enrve, ors Of masrias VIII be fnrn On
sPgaisssos 70 JAgss pvrkr Esq; Fres'dsns ef s-z
' S.zzsR5S5toi'' S.zzssR sR5SSS5toi' -, c.nn,,,..
JOSEPH McIEAN
j. v. PHELPS.
Dated 81 wssr Tsor. N y. Aprii 70. lisa
The New York herald., 1863-05-13
DRY GOODS.


A r THE eIxTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE.
"A GREAT SALE OF STRAW GOO OD8-f BON AUCTION.
"a xdies Misses Boys Straw Hats at half price
We have every description and quality 81 prices 70 suit AL
We sell Lades ane Hats At 2s a. 3D. Ss 49, b. to ~;
v' ss e..r. ans xeapolAns at g. q rs q 80 q rs.
81 81 TO 81; bargains =. .. .. a. .. a.
We sel Childrens fine HAS ~ zs a. oos os es os -
"a and ef; nice goods -
Call and ersmine these goods You can save money By
oo'ns SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs.
We have fun assortment Of these goods At last years
prices SMALL WARES. TRIMMINGS. &c.
Ladies can time and money By calling before buying
Our .ock is most complete. We keep everything in But
w M hs best 200 yards Linen Thread, at 60. spool.
wsEsa "a good -, y.rds 6sos q sns e, ioooSessn ss
we Ell the ss.. Needles u l. pr paper; best snsi'A
200 nSidSSms Pans II g.. worth ~; loo Dc. asss,
we we ssh Housry, undsuamsata Handksresisss, Nus
"a ss &C.: 1sns n!ssca, sna sss.,sAas IN our line
Bennett and thinning kbbc.s ~ vidshs sa4 cSlors,
srorn auctkon. cheap. DONALDSON xkABES.
's' corner q sinh avenue and Ntnssesnsh street.
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

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Sr6An xExkL1 TO EIvEsPooI, ToUcHnSG Al
;s ~ Ss.sssi sss ssss
66iiTTT 6iTTy 3s q NEW Y0hK, Siardss, Nay q
Sturdy :. ssss sssassss p ESs rive. :: sue
Of passage payable in God Or is sqivaieas in
siSss,'ss. S. . .sss;a g g sss,'s: Ss s
:;s S:7::. E s::::: E::.;ss
iivsipcoi or 3assn.so~n-rr.. .ss, So ,ss and
z: is ssa. 10,
n ss
patent nre annihAsor& xzpesnssd attached
rNSAS S arasT O. apply Liverpool :. WILLIAM
WT5.i sTxSoSs N,;SS SS Essass KSss axsE!s 4
e 9si a. y % III 's %.sa 4
JOHN q. GALE. Agent Is Broadwsy.MX
TEE BEIIIsE AND NORTH AMsRIoAN ROYAL
sana ms ~ ste dssssp:nps between New York and LIVERPOOL
eslnE al Hsfsx and Cork Hsrbor. 'o'n anu A'e'p'0'
s wv
AHsTssdALAsIAA, g Cock leaves New YORK Wednesday,
66AAnR1D1 GIMP Ss.ss ss,s: Boston wssqs:a:y
ss% s.ss
scoTiz asi:: lss::: S:s Ysss SsdSs:sas. SS. 5asl
SsoonS icCI soh, 1880 .el1 80
ysOs Ioslc1 70 lav:sroci.
SsoonS Ssh! pss.se. Pse. 20
r;aSs n sola Uai:d siss:: currency &c
An experienced surgeon On board
q ca e sss. ~ s. ss g:
pressed are signed therefor. -
8. 6GNxRD No. Bowling Green.
i GREAT EASTERN,
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

TNoR NEW ORLEANS DIREcT,-THE FAST UNITED
u States mail steamship CONTiNENTAL 2. r nar.n-
I'M iss%s risr b SSsS s FOR Nev 0T!sens g.
rect on Friday Nay IS, q p O'Clock noon precsss;
freight received or bills Of lading signed the dAy Of
ing For freight or passage apply 70 LUDLAh HKNEKBn
3 CO., 1lS Broadway. A
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

mo ROAD coNTRACrORs PROPOSALS. WILL DE
received BY the subssrteer, where plan b. sess.
unt the 18th inst construct macsdarnfred ffou
Eassurs 10 ths vtnAse o. fsshlng; disasc~ ~ mlea
SorsN Flkya, ~ oroaa~as
The New York herald., 1863-05-13


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ss,; h. bee. spared .
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RSs%s!s ssne Tas mSo yes oy Che ssysn
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. sssa 5a ss widely
On sa ss Y fSr An advance " twennve DAY hs
sss ass
ss% sSi;Sn a.ul me
J. OEvrx. Secretary. '''-~
8 and Hs i sa!.o. 1 street. dsv:ss : s1
ss %sdas a sRs e.us @ have ''n
4 s.s.s sss YS,e
.ss Sis: g 4$:
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O. Claim Spon ss fund Will b given scordns s
Fl saGa y %.ss wssqi ss%
the Hamburg Committee.
r AYAEN's' CONVENTION OF THE NJ E. CHURCH.
II Tho Convention Of Lay Members OF the Methodist Epis
oopa Church. consider the question Of lay representa-
tion In the General Confereace. win be held Wednes
day. the 18th instant ins the st. Paui's n. church,
ner OF Fourth and The Con-
venton wifi assemble at ten o'clock A. N. All members in
win be In attendance at the chapel Of the ST.
Paufs E!church tuesday the 18th Instant from the
hours of one 10 six O'Clock p NJ Delegates arriving the
city arc requested to call the committee and
their names By order of the Committee Of Arrangements
MARK HOYT, Secretary.
NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND
~ Dumb The Annversary Exhibition Of the Pupils will
be held At the Cooper Institute Thursday, May H.
O'Clock r Admission ID cents Tickets 10 be had at the
door. By order Of the Committed.
WILLIAM ADAMS, Chairman.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM EaInsoAp COMPANY.
CoRSxR OF roURrH AVENUE TWENTY SIXTH ErREEr.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Annual Election for Thirteen Of tho New
York and Harlem Rail- Dad Company will be held the Of
hCe Of the company on Tuesday, May 10.
The polls 70 be open from u O'Clock a 70 O'Clock
transfer books Of the old and preferred stock win be
o'clock +. \, Of the Sth prozmo untl Q.o'clock
W. II. EMERSON,
"a sstssiary.
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

NTEw YORK, MAY II, ls6s-L.rA MEET. ING OF THE
q the Inamacalsss &c Sonseph wa. ,.nmousIy re.ovsa
FAIR without brech Of grstus, overlook the valuable
services kindly 70 hem by the Gentlemen Of the
Cecelian Bead We feel indebted them Tor making each
evening g pleasant with their enyening music and willing.
thanks be but feeble recompense The motive
that prompted such generosity looked for higher reward
Tat may given them IL the prayer OF the ladies OF
Tie Church Of the Immaculate Conception.
NJEW FORK MINING CoMPANY.-NOTICE Is HERE.
IN by given that of the Now York Mining
Company the Of association, will be held at
R. H. Rickard q Nassau street. Saturday.
= r. H. RICKARD.
WILLIAM II. GOFF,
CHARLES r. BURCKRTf,
under said artcleA
AJOTICE.-A BAG, PURPORTING TO CONTAIN 5000
IN gold without any mark 70 designate the party who
proved, examnaton to contain larger
amount by hundreds OF dolars The surplus VIII be
:. WIN. SEARI.b, No. Hanover street, n Y.
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

WOODS MINSTREL HALL. u.
Nsh9s Hotel W1pd prUP5isr ss
CROWDED HoosnShE sMnoShE xovELfiEs. ~ NA"0s'
MONDAY. NAY %w u snS every s,snhIng during the wssE
IN THE BEST PROGRAMME EVER oFEERnp;
Master w'0aw awiKE uf;. wIhLiiiAI HENRY .,. .rvc
1Hk-skRioFs Fsf E1aiAp 1kaAiiLkoAp EXPLOSION .n- IN.
Charley For, Nclse Seymour Cool White. Henry. Lock-
wood Glenn Schwicard. Master Wood. Isaacs brotherA
Garataxui. Hsslam, Leis. Lewis. kc, &C..
Doors open at tommepcs at o'clock Tickets - sen.s.
suming the namssof "wood . hhstrels"