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To ARRIVE
Internationally
CARD.
Du r. ~ HUNTER, Pnrncr,. for AFFECTION OF the
THROAT and LusGs.

Du r. ~ HUNTER, Pnrnor,. for AFFECTION OF the
THROAT and LusGs.
Office No. s1 Broadway Hour. consolation ssm pm
Dt J. HUNTER devote their whole attention to the
..m.nt Of Affection. Diseases OF ths Throat Lungs and
Heat In applying their undivided efforts TO THIS important
sp.cisty in medicine they have been stimulated 70 oct not
% hv thu calm indifference with which general prac,i-
ous recorded the terrible mortality and suffering attending
bto,, and Lung D.saes but also BY the remarkable sue
cse. which followed the direc. and locs! treatment 20
advocated aud pseticed BY Dr'. Hunter years since
IL 4. but Just to remind the people ofNswferk ua dans
bo.. wear. when the prsctice Of Drs Haner was 90 great As
10 br.sl down their health By the close Office conns'
mani incident thereto the mortality from Consumption, as
shown BY the CRY Inspectors books, dmihhed upward
of,bt, Der cent! Such llcts a. those defy ea'iL ., -
In re-ss,abnshng the practice again 10 Nswlop, pi'
,tsr are happy De able 10 eler to many prominent
no retain the benefit, hoy derived years ago from
i,sc, tteAtn.ut Of teir cas-sin
ma, sc, by Inhalaons and such other
prescribed for them Tie pfincipis OF drsct
and local treatment Many others VI more recent expersDee
can add their testimony Ia favor Of the Treatment DIS
1nntnr THINK Il right direct s.nou to the'e it as m
for those feel disposed 10 eohuit them
and whose condition Of Health Ieques tbeii services
No g3l Broudwsy. Esw.lork, May !, lbs.
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DIED.

ArIIsOy-A Hoboken, on Monday afternoon, May g. Mrs.
s,rah Allison widow u Gsrst Allison. in the I'D year Of
Her relatives and friend, respectfully invited to attend
the funeral service, Tuesday evening at O'Clock, at
street Ioboken. Hs rsmain. viii DO taken "wednesday
u,ornins 10 Hsvestrsw, for interment.
on Sunday May B. OF congestion Of the
nan lanes only sou Of Capt, James A. and Amei,
Boyl. sged yesrs snd6 months
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ptrTLRR-In Brookyu on saturday May q Of disease OF
a.. heart Mira ChAilotlo Butlf Teet the late Simeon
Butler OF Northampton Mass IN the I4t year Of her see
The re,ves and friends OF the family are invited TO attend
Dysu No l&3 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, Oh Tuesday
afternoon. 3th ins,.. at 2oelock
BlLLINGs-In Brooklyn Suddenly after few hours, lines
on saturday evening. May Clara o. eldest daughter oil
William IS aud Fanny Bling, sted year. and mouth.
The fnsral viii take pscs on ednesday afternoon May o.
n2ociock. from No. BB Second place.
caRPENTER-At Paris, France Friday, April II, the
Hon franklin b. Carpenter, late OF Hobsken. ~ j. aged
- yeSrs
DEwAYThs funeral 'eTvies.o Of Horace NJ Dewsy will b.
h.ds: hi. late residence at Mount Ksso Wednesday
at O'Clock p m There VIII also be ss'iees on
Th1play. at IL M. in Dr. Believes Church, corner
Fourth avenue and Twentieth street.
DAY-Iu Ncwart N. j. Of typhoid pneumonia, Matthias u
snns, from hi, late residence No West Park street on
Tuesday, May 5. IT , O'clock D. NJ
DOsTER-OI Saturday morning. May at Bethlehem. Pa,
Ellen augusta younr OF tho late Lewis Dos"r
,tq., IN the 18th yeN OF hef aye.
FROSTOn Saturday May AFTER long and painful Illness
which he bore with Christian forlitude and resignation
Thomss Frost, ssed 81 years aud months ,
The .nds Of the aniy and those OF bis sons are respect.
nIy invited 4, attend his funeral on TUESDAY noon, from
tho Eshty.,bird street Baptist Church. IoThsiie
HULL-At swPsz, Westchester County, on Sunday hi'J
o. Emeins Osborn, wife Of James Hull
NAZf 9TH. ersl OF Lieut.Col FerIer Nhef WI .as
place ST. Thomas Church, corner broadway ana vs
ton street this Tuesday, morning. ct lOt oclocL hi'
friends invited 30 attend without, further notice
oTTIwELL--On Sunday, Msy ,, 1869. John o'wsh sss'
81 years and months. = ..,
The foave. friend. Of the family .elinvi.sd to attend n
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eHE. BANKS TAKEN ALEXANDRIA
NAVAL BATTLE AT GRAND GULF
The sloop- of.war Preble Burned.
MuRyaxxsBoRO. Tenn. Tuesday, May 4, 1868.

NuRrRxEsBoRo, Tenn. Tuesday. May 4. 1868.
Rebel reports represent Gen. Dodge as having al
vanced II miles east Of Tuscumbia. He bad met the
Rebel Gen. Forrest, and fighting was represented
to DO going on on the 10Th nit.
Gen. Dodge was in possession OF Courtland' A'a''
on the 25th.
Jackson, Miss, dispatches Of the 29th repre'en,
Gen. Gran. at Union Church, on the Na'eher anu
Aazelhu-st road.
Light draft boats are now moving up the 1h1oo
River. A train of transports had reached hAIeA-
burst and il was evident The Unionst intended nov
Ing on hatcher. -,
Gen. Banks had taken Alexandra, La. TIE
Jackson Dispatch says it is impossible for him 70 get
into Moon Lake until the river risos.
A Jackson dispatch oated at o'clock on the 18th
,ays communication with Grand Gulf has been re-
established After SIX hours firing, the Federal gun
bout, withdrew. About 5000 shots were fred by
them.
The result was the temporary disabling OF one
gun. Our Rebel loss was killed and ~ wounded.
Col. Wade Of the artillery was killed. Two gun
boats were apparently disabled.
The damage 10 unknown. They laid three miles
below, on the Louisiana shore.
The enemy engaged large body at Hard lims',
Eve miles Grand Gulf. Six gunboats with two trans
ports passed Grapd Cuff on the 2Sth.
The enemy is on tho Louisiana shore below
MoBLs, Thursday, April 30, 1899.
Official information SAYS the sloop-ofwar Preble
was destroyed by fire on the 18th off Pensacola. She
IA a total loss.
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COSsUMPTivES,
THIS 10 DR. scHsScxs DAT ~ NHv-YoRk.
OMr. No ~ Ioudst
CosTIvrNRss.-Nop person can feel well VIII

CosTIvENEss.-No person can feel well while
cos'e habit of body prevails aud no one can expect TO en-
10y e,h permanently who permits H. for contrary to tho
.conomy Of the system aud gives rise to soody proportion
OF the nj. which attic, the human race To neglect i there
fore IL to insure heaih Of greater or less Duration Jet IN
attempting its removal discrimination with regard TO the
10 be used requisite Violent pursatves tempo
aily remove obsrucons wssten tho bowels and reduce
the strength OF the patient and are followed usually by
greater constipation rendering another and another do.s
until the strongest puIssve. lose their eject
AID the patients condition becomes d.plorsbs hat re-
auired Is gentle puTssse having some action on ths
liver aud CD. that be taken daily without mpeiins the
strength Of the patient injury 10 the .y'tem until the 'on
dsuy 10 constpston 10 removed Bot few remedies nave
been found TO NEE, these requirements and OF the.e
trob.by none have been successful a. denonstihed oy
usny years. us. DR.. ID. JAMES SASArys PiLLL They
are usually taken every might q, bedtime causing In proper
doses no during th- night and producing no
kne or unpleasant effect dBfi tbs day 90 that persons
NAV follow their ususi svocsons whether 81 business OF
,a,ure IA the sans II they had not taken tue
Ps Their good effect will begin to be obvious Aei week
OF particularly In steser e!earne" o. mind ana
.nsryy and disposition 10 werf and 10 ENJOY me-
b.r u,e the restoration OF the health to the
patient seid wholesale BY kiTcHss, TrLxa Co.. and re-
Ia by Drus l,ts generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

,-sadi'uly on Sunday Nay Of d.esss ftAs hss-
r. snd nends Of the family are Invited to attend
bs'r"s'. ,pm ~ fssps Episcopal Chsrea corner Penn
"sl,ss swhhent further nosics IN. remain. vii! Do
lsl.. ~ Meeut Plsssss, Ceu,ssry N.wrs N ! for IA.
ia,trsat - - - - -
n.,igs The y.mbsrs Of Typesrsph,e., roou No ar.
,saeit nypsao sl,snd tho faner. 4. ths ~. nI.e.
n o ifi,,, Hes See N. NJ FAII,INU p,a.tara,
wiHDn Do apsy m.y alter lisss.ius iilns.. Ala.
s.a., Wilson
~. relatives sod rA.ds sud ,hsss 81 bis brother Jane.
.ss $40 .ysa si'ssj tho f,nsrs o.. 'rn.si.. -
..s. ., @asss fyo hs s's 's.ssnos II Cbars. street.
wOOiLry aOs SUNDAY s,s"ibs Msy o. Issas M Woolley,
IL tho roth ys., ~ his age
TLs ,a,s. ed hsnjs ~ Tbs family respectfully invited
...i The fp.saI 90 Wsans.f.t ss'neon 81 o'clock
f,.,. bi. isla ,a.id.nse. 10. Dsf Finh sysu.s.
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The Wnr in the south-Wcst.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, May T. 1863
The dispatch last night announcing the arrival Of
vsndever and McNeils forces at Cape Girardesu,
was mistake Gen. Curtis to-day received advicss
from vandever stating that the pursuit of Marina
duke terminated at Chalk Bluff, near the Arkansas
line, on Saturday.
Skirmishing was carried on during the pursuit,
and at she final crossing Of the St. Francis River,
the enemy was badly punished Our total loss was
25-ths. of the Rebels was much greater. McNeils
horss was shot under him. Our troops have
marched $40 miles, and driven the enemy out Of
this Department.. The enemy were in great dis
srder, and much deinoralized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
Gen. Blunt's Expedition 10 Texas.

ST. LOUIS Monday, May T. 1851
The Kansas correspondent Of The Democrat says
the expedition fitting out at Fort Scott for Texas,
known az Gen. Blunt's army, is composed of Ne
braska and Kansas volunteers; one regiment from
Colorado and 5000 Indians. Every effort is being
made to start the expedition by the 10th Of Msy.
negro regiment has nearly completed the fOrtifes-
tons Of Fort Scott.
The Springfield correspondent Of The Democrat
says the force at Fayetteville Arkansas, consisting
Of the LIST Arksnsss Cavalry and lst Arkansas L.
fsntry has been ordered to Springfield.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
The Hen. James n. BRADY at the Brooklyn
Academy.


Notwithstanding the miry streets and threaten
~ aspect Of the weather, very respectable audi
cree convened al tie Brooklyn Academy Of Music
last evening TO hear an Grafton by james L. Brady.
Tho speaker appeared before his hearers under ,he
auspices Of the Merchants Library Association. lie
selected for his snbect the END 0! the War;
When be made his appearance upon the platform ne
was enthusiastically cheered. He said experience
had taught him that the best way TO eaPtva'e an
audience was TO tell the truth. He had been accus-
toned TO speaking before one person. sometimes
three, often twelve, and was not s'ppoinled oe-
cause the vast ball WAS not filed to OVERCOMING
He alluded, in most eloquent and fOrcibs manner
TO our army now on the fighting side OF the Kappa
hammock, and presented graphic picture OF an AMY
pouring out its blood upon the ground that May mo
covered with blossoms. He believed our Govern
ment was 80 firmly established that no power On
earth could subvert or impair it, He had no patience
with those who complained that We had no great
msu. la this country we did not require g''a'
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Adger:
The Atlantic Teleurupb.

O. WY M, Bo'ToS, sday May 4, 1863.
Cyrns W. Field addressed The Board OF Trade and
large number OF leading bushes. men this after.
noon on the Submarine Telegraph between Fnrone
and America He showed the practicabiliIy Of ,be
undertaking. indicated the imnenee benefits 10 co,n
nerce aud civilization, and urged i.s REASONABLE
claims as good financial investment. The adde's,
was listened to with elose attention, and resolve
Of thanks was voted 10 the speaker. The Board OF
Trade appointed Committee of Nine 70 consider
she matter and report at special meeting.
Mr. Field will address the business men Of proyi.
deuce 81. morrow on the same subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
Arrival of the Monitor Passsic fin Tow of
the Steamer james AJger.

The iron-clad steamer Passsie, Commander Dray-
ton, from North Edisto, s. c., April %, arrived at
this port, in tow Of L. S. steamer james Adger, for
orders
The following is list Of officers os the James
Adger:
Commander. Tbomss II. Patterson; Lisutensn and Exec
uhve ohcsr Chss L. Franklin; Actiug ChefEngineer 10.
s Ss WhiPpIs Acting Mater Robert A. Patterson
sc'us assistant Psymaster WIN. w. I. Dreenway; Acting
xs,sast sun son. Robert Atwood Actin. Enasn. Chss
hsth' Joseph Caldwell: Acting assistant Eng ecrs-
sa, .enn Cgtron; Sd Andrew McIuk, VIM. Moran WIN r.
rou Actins Masters Mates, Wallace w Red leor..
s1. Acting Gunner John Ii. Remington; Captains
hiier; Surgeons Steward John Atkinson "
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TraHeIera, Guide.

To Albany. BY Hudson River RR., 90 Warren
st.7 10 a IN. add u s. ard ti p m sunday, s.N ?. m
To Albany by Harlem RR, 2oth-st. and .th.v i@ia N
To Boston. by N-w-London line, Pier ~ ~
r., stouinsion line Pier Is. y. X. aud ball
River line, Pier D. ). r.. daily t5undsyseI'
cept~dl. .ss...s.s...s'
Ssd y7tsst and s,h.v........s and u and p.
ttb.y. VI. Shore Lin. IA aud p. IN. Sandy sp NJ
To Bufso o. BY Ens RR foot Of Chanbers-
,.........................Ta and 10 N aud p.
To Philsdelphis by New Jersey Railroad. foot
Of CORTLAND st 10. IN, y ii. IN Sunday y p m
To Philadelphis. BY Camden and Amboy
Railroad Pier % ". r. foot Of bsfclAysi. a. m p m
To Warrington, by New Jersey Rk.7. loan.
!! and lli m foot OF Court ssndsy, u p
To The West, by Central Railroad Of New
J.rsey, foot Of Courtlsndt and a IN.
NJ .,........................apd pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

"A meeting was held last evening in the armory
of the 9TH Regiment, to make arrangements for the
reception of the Duryee ZOuaves. Gen. Duryee,
its original Colonel, presided. Alter brief speech
from the Colonel, the Secretary, Lieut.. Creighton,
read letter from Col Wnslow, now commanding
the 5th, stating that the 5th woud leave for New
York in a few days. The matter 10 placed in the
hands Of o committee, and fitting reception will be
given to the brave boys Is soon as they reach our
city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

Martin Mcmahon. alias Patterson, Francis
McEntec, and - Mulligan, three Irish corner
rcwdes went into the grocery Of Hugh Whittier
Nc. c67 West Seventeenth street. and demanded
drinks; and because they werc refused. on tho
ground Of its being Sunday, and therefore Illegal TO
sell drinks they drew Whittier from behind the
counter and beat him till he was insensib'e. His
wife and child had to fly through rear window to
save their lives. Two Of the miscreants are under
arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
The AngIo-saxon's Passengers.

ST.. JOHs's. N. T., Saturday, May
via SEckvile May (. 1853
The steamer Bloodhound, with eight cabin and
all the crew and seerage passengers that were saved
from the Anglo-Saxon. left for Quebec at o'clock
this afternoon. The remaining cabin passengers VIII
leave next Wednesday in the steamer Merlin for
HALIFAX and Portland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
Bnsncss Nollres.
IODINE WATER.
IIlJIIy'.

Pure IODINE In pure WATER
IL. s.nunene,s ,s pure solution aud ito e1cshsucs "
medicine arc se.ed by tbs Of such dnsunhed on
a. ID, J. r. Chiffon Prof H. n. Parker. Prof j. IT, Booth,
r. 4 Mint. Phl.d. phia aud others equsy well hnown.
The unparalleled in private practice and inc In
dorssment of nigh medical authority enables W. 70 recon
mend Iodine Water specific FOR the euro oil oc'o'ua Con
SUMPTION Dyspepsia Rheumat.'m Neuralgia, syp"h' me''
eu, Disease and all those distressing and aens nsade'
which from enf,ebisd vilsed state o. ' o''a DE-
fective nutrition. m impure atmospheric, 10
81 pes bottle. % per half dozen
Dr. II. AsprRs Co..
Physicians aud Chemists. No. AZ broadway.
Sold by Drugyss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
Movements Of Secretary Chase.

PRoviDEscR. Monday May 4, 1888.
Secretary Chase arrived here this evening, and
was welcomed at the railway station by the Mayor
and members Of the Governors staff, and by large
ihrong Of people. A large number Ct citizens paid
their respects to him this evening at the City Hotel
After visiting several objects OF interest here, to-
morrow morning he will proceed 10 Newport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
The National typographical Union.

=,
At meeting Of the National Typographical I'M
ion, held here to-day, the following officers were
elected; President Eugene Valette OF Phila
First Vice President, George X. McLukca OF St.
Louis; Second Vice-President, j. A. Spencer q
Cleveland; Secretary and Treasurer, Thomas j.
Walsh Of New-York; Corresponding Secretary,
VIM. F. Moore Of Detroit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
The Coming Prize Fight.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. May 4, 1853.
There 10 great excitement among the fancy men,
VINO are congregated tonight at the principal ho-
tells, in anticipation OF the prize light between Co.
burn and McCoole which, it 10 understood. will take
place tomorrow morning at daylight, near Havre
de Grace. large delegation will leave in the nid.
night train. The exact spot Of the light is not
known. The principals are in the city tonight, but
have not been interfered with by the police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
Ru,srt.Ipments,- MAY 8

ACADEMY OF mUSIC-Iri,h Relief Benefit
WALLACK'S-Folieso Of Hisht-wo ndsrful Woman
WINTER GARDEN-Luek-Ihe Toodes
NlBLOS-Lssh.
BARNUMs MUSEuM-S,eeophcon and Com. Mutt ar !
Minnie Wauen ct all houu-Dramn afternoon and evening
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGNING. el3 Broadway.
GOUPlLS GALLRRY-Nolcsno of the Andes
BROOKLYN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Venice
THEATRE FRANCAls-Comsdya aud Vaudeville.
BROOKLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Resdingi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
A Po.t.0mee Order

WAsHiSGros Monday. May g. 1859
The Pos, master General has Issued al order to
discontinue disirit ution duties at the Post Offices at
Columbus and Toledo, Ohio, and Dubuque, Iowa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
The Ice blockade a, Montreal and Quebec

MONTREAL, aloDdsy. May :, 1853.
Navigation has fairly opened here. The ice bridge
a, Quebec has " skedaddled."
The canals are all OPEN
Tie steamer United Kingdom, from Glasgow for
Quebec, passed Farther Point at y o'clock this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

public meeting Of loyal ciiincns will bc held TO-
night in Brooklyn, at Gothic Hall, Adams street.
Henry Il. Stanton and Richard Bus,ccd will address
tho meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
The Nova sco,ian House Of Assembly.

UALlqAk. MondtJ Jay T. Is7J,
The Governor, by proclamation, has dissolved the
House OF Assembly Nomination is liked for the
2lst, and election day Tor the 2Sth inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
Speech by Gen. Hamilton of Texas.

BosTos, Monday, May 4, 1863
Gen. n hamilton of Texas addressed a large meet
ing Ia fremont Temple this evening on the Rebel
bon. An sdmttance fee wa. charged. and the pro.
sssds 80 to aid the Discharged Soldiers Home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
Malls Close mt the Post-Omce.

V's-.'t'1NN'
For Great Britain and ths Continent. BY steamer
Persia Wednesday, May 6..................:.. IN
NAV p IN.
For California, he. daily tSunday, esespistl
overland Via St Joseph Mo.........3. and 81
Eorh-Absny Buffalo and CansdAs. rs M and y p. IN
Norh and Wat Way Mail. Il
W,st.rn Mail wis Erie R.rosd.....5 m. and u p
southern and South Western Mails m u and 10y p.
Eastern m. III and u p.
New Bedford NswpOr, and Fall River........... y m
The Leps Island Nal eo.ss at 81 q m, and - p. m
sunas} Asils.-On sunday all MALE close at ID D. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
Obitu aPy.

KfSGsros. Pa, Tuesday May 4. 1889
Gen. Samuel G.. Ladd, formerly OF Hsowell, Me,
died here Yesterday at the residence OF his son-in-
law, the Rev. II. ii. Welles aged 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

BEAUTIFUL LIE-LIKE PicTURES' "a AN
c,,.., de vi.its 81 per dorsni puplstn. ~. ~
Nsss,iv.s r,eis,srsd T. A. Lsvu I'D Ces'asas"' !" l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
The Indians Suing for Peace.

SALT LAKE Monday, May g. 1869.
The Indians are all suing for peace. which will
probably be granted TO the Southern Utes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

A Midsummer Melody.
II ~sss night in the dog days.
And oil through che house
Night providers were stirring
Flsss bed bugs, and mouse.
The children, uneasy,
squlrnsd ths way aud that
The bsd-buss preferred them
Because they were fat
Blu. at dawn each insec.
Lyons death powder foil;
And the rats and the mice too.
Sucsumbcd to his Pill
LYONS POWDER will kill all insects. LYONS MAC
NETIC PILLS are death to and MICE Sold
wher, DEMAS s. BARNES Co.
No. 202 Broadway, New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
Restoration OF Navigation en- tho Chnm-
plain Canal.

ALBANY. Tuesday. May 4, 1863.
The Champlain Csual is navgable through It's err
tire length.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05
6ptflal Noilfes.

Of n".".'ys 1p Y !" 0oiGis N. Ia.~.., TUEs
ibs lion. nnanY II, sTAaf0N and Osp nIoianp
nUIrEgD val, .ii's.. u. m.a'ins bon. 7"e'1os
Music will bs IN silsodaboe, Ladies are invited
i 8 nTayEA, - ~ onlswoLp. AZ g gnbnyt =
IT,. oEo. IL hObEgrs. COMMITTEES.
sir,ccnih Ward Republican ,A.soc,,n, io s:1
IN. gul., Monthly Mating Of bs A...os'on WI y. ma
=. i,'.qa',,' ,c No. "' "h' Iis iI-ia' ..ida
BAsi. g. iiAnni-or Hecfrtsry
Addre.. will bs delivered on ~ EaDAY tvEhlho my
10 III. Bro.d-.y T.b.taseis rsw;fos. ~ 'h' hs''
Tho hnna.I a.as.. Ms..ing viii bs hold 10 The Brooklyn
Academy Of Music, on THURSDAY, M,y l+stsgi@
Ino nnp"s, noI, n TiI,y,,sniy NJ "A a, IN
"''4'"' o. MUSIC "A cxIRiss. E.ceid"s Secretary.
sixth Ward Republican As.ocintion.-A n,gu.
l.. ms.ai e ' VIZ Wd % o
oo Centre and Franklin .,s at o'cloct p M Punous
sna.as: r.a%.. bu'n" 81 u Psl'Fiqss ~. Do
0xo. 0RusDr. Secretary.
Eleventh Ward Republican As.ociation.-T Tho
Regular Monthly Meeting viii be held Hs.dqasiiers No.
81 Avenue D. THIS TUESDAY Ey UN twrs S SS.
Isaac HICKS. Secretary.
Tho Farmers, Club Of tho American Institutc
win at tho Room. Of the ln'ais In toe Cooper o9,Sa
ns..ns. Of The Cub are open 70 the public
JOHN ". CHAMBERS, Secretary.
New-York Young Mems Christian Associn-
tion.Ths Annual Election for Director OF this Association
will be hold at tho Rooms on TUESDAY May poih open
Ion to p. ). w STEBblss. rfesidenI
J. l.. HAsrIx, Recording Secretary.
New.York Historical Society.-A stated meeting
May |, at "A o'clock. Mr BANCROFT will Pressn. issolu
tons with reference to the late JAMES PETiGhU Of
South Carolina . =.
ANDREW WARNER. Recording Secretary.
Tho Rev. l.. j. Fletcher will preach the Annual
Sermon before The New York Association Of univensbs
THIS tTue'dsy) EVENING, In the 2othss Chuioa taeH
Tth-av. )-ssrvcss commencing at u o'clock
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ANHROUGH-PoLLARD-on Monday May By the
nav Al,r H. Thompson. Joseph H. S,anbrousb to Ella H..
dngbt,r Of the late Calvin Pollard, ali Of city
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eprins,
1858.
Our usual hns variety Of
GOODS,
SEASONABLE AND FASHIONABLE,
NOW READY
com prisns all the articles necessary for
GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE.
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Broadway. cor. Grandst..
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SPRING CLOTHING, not surpassed In tbs way u
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Custom Room, Childrsns. and Furnishing Depart
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lssves
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