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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
LATE sOUTEaERX NEWS.

gsaggnge 30 the Rear of Nashville.
Gov. Ardy johnson 10 Raisc "A Force
az i5.OOO-UnioE Troops LANDED and
Terrifying "a, West Point, yn.-Heports
OF Gen. Groni's sloyemeais.
Warrington Saturday May 10, 1873.
TIE Richmond Enquirer Of the lita iusi rs re-
,eiyed Itcjntaius the following items:
CHArrASooGA Nay H.
There is nothing stirring IN ;he ifynt. -, -
TULLAHONA, Nay ~.
Scouts from the front today report the removal OF
@ @s sas%y' heavy baggage and tents to the
CHATTANOOGA, May II.
All IS qriet on our front.
There are no prospects OF battle.
ANDY johnson has been commissioned a Major
General Ia the Yankee army, with authority 20
orgarze q force Of 5000 iennesseeans, and 10000
ringers.
Boo JoLuson, son of Audy johnson, has been pro-
NOTED TO "A brigiGier-g refal.
Ex-Governor Neil ). Brown has come through our
lin I oui Melville and is now at Pulaski.
Tic LhgHuer says:
" rive 90 six transports landed with Union troop.
At West Point on the l'h INST, who are tbrowngup
iutrerchments across the Point from the Mattapony
to the PGnunkey River
A special dispatch TO The ApPeai, dared Senatobin,
lOth says reports ircu the river represent that Gen.
Price had me. and chattised tue Yankees 1T ST.
Francis isiyer.
IL was reported at Memphis that the Confederstes
hal occupied Pittsburgh, Pa
One thousand of Grants cavalry entered and
burned Crystal Springs, on tue Newt Orleans Rail.
road, to-day at j. . clock.
he enemy are terrifying at Rocky Springs and
Western Springs. Gen Os,erhaus Is at Cayusa
with 80 cavalry and or seven regiments of IN
Iantry. Tie enemy reinforcing at Wilson
Springs and Rocky Springs from the river. Grant
will probably Advance east and not direct from
NicAsburg.
VIcKsBuRa May II, 1862
Nothing of importance has transpired today.
barge, laden with COAL ran past the batteries last
night. The enemy's feet above the city is in-
creasing.
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EROn FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival Of 5000 Exchanged Prisoner'-
The Number Of Our Men C"psare" ~
nanuce.IorxiIir LOO.

FoarK9ss MoSRoK. Friday. May To- 1904
This morning the steapers 5. X. spanIding,
Coorg,a and Beyidere arrived from City Point with
abont 8 600 prisoners, including Gen. Hays and 'ev-
araI other Ulcers, and about 1000 other prisoners
ar, ..pected TO arrive within the next twenty four
ho,r This cleans out all Of our nen aud officers in
Richmond.
FoRrKEss MoSRoE. Friday May l5-PM
Information just received by Col Ludlow, Com
missioner for the exchange Of prisoners, shows that
tie Whole number Of our officers and men captured
at Fredercksburgh will not exceed $500. The bal.
stated IS atout TO arrive have been captured a.
the W. est and elsewhere.
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LATER FROM NEW. ORLEANS

Details of Their Extensive Operations
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Reported Bombsrdmcn, Of Por, Hudson.

We have the authority OF rumor for saying t1as
Port Hudson has been bombarded by our fleet. The
attack Is sald 10 have begun on Friday night, and
was KEEP: up all day yesterday. Several gentlemen
assure us that they heard heavy cauDonading yes
teSday. We think when a sufficient iime elapses
Tor us to hear from that quarter We shall receive
stronghold which has produced soma deOided re-
suits. IN. o. Era, May 10.
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shore. You ca MT get away nowi' The Bentoa

bWuy
sent broadside of ehsapnell among them, and theJ
disappeared in the darkness with yells of alright.
The whole campaign, on the part Of both gun
boats end land forces, has been a rapid and victor.
Gus one. Gen. Grant marching and fighting viii
compare favOrably win the recent ACHIEVEMENTS Of
Gen BanAss corps. lie bas been ca both sides OF
he Mississippi; war ierrled over by Porter and has
fought or marched continually.
IL ia generally believed by the fugitives met by
our troops at Port Gibson that the damage done by
the Ilhoois cavalry is irreparstle. Locomotives,
cars, commiSsary stOres-tbings Of which they were
very short, and which cannot be replsced-were de-
fIOyed. \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

The CAsAL-LIGnT BOATS MovISG.-1be water
in the canal at this point is rising slowly, and last
evening at shutdown it about half full Light
boats were moving west, however, quite briskly.
The canal is not filling rapidly IN was anticipated
when the water first let in, owing to the iden
fall 10 the waters OF the Genesee. The water in the
canal has already reached hight that makes il m-
possible any longer draw from the river aud yes
terday the mouth of the feeder was closed Super
inteudent Moore, Of the Middle Division, was in
town yesterday, and reports the water in the canal
on the Clyde Montezuna level, still lower than
on this. and that he bad commenced feeding from
jordan this way. Tie balance Of the water TO I'LL
this long level, from Lockport TO this CITY and also
portion Of the levels east will now have to be drawn
from Lake Erie, except what little comes in from
the Genesee Valley Canal. Superintendent Moore
is, however, OF the opinion that notwithstanding
tins unexpocted drawback, navigation will be fully
opened by the evening of Mayl. Roch. Dem.
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wears. Hereafter regiments Of volunteers leaving
the field on account Of expiration of their term of
service will be permitted to take their arms and &C
couterments to the place Of discharge, to be delivered
to the Governor Of the State, to officers appointed
bv him TO receive them. The arms and accouter.
meus will be held subject to reissue to the men who
re-enlist.
CANARD BY SNEAK TRAITORS.
Rebel sympathizers started the absurd story to-day
that Sqel NOW in New.York) aud his Staff were
captured.
THE CASE OF COL. D'UTAssY.
The case for the prosecution in the ID Utassy Court
Martial will be concluded tomorrow. About seventy
witnesses are summoned for the defense, and their
Testimony will be commenced on Monday.
SANITARY CONDITION OF THE ARMY BEFORE
vICKSBURG.
Mr. Olmsted and other members OF the SANITARY
Commission. who have recently returned from
protraced visit to the army before Vicksburg speak
of it with high praise. 1t is well-oficered. Inc
percentage of sick although larger than that OF Gen.
Hooksr's army, is grsdfyingly small. The Comms
sary Department has made arrangements by whieh
to enable the men to have in lieu of whole or q
part Of the regular army ration, vegetables, iresh
meats, fish, cornmeal, &c. The following figures
show how much was drawn Of the articles named
from Feb. II to March IA:
+la8 bush potstoes 5000 gall, sour krout POSSE bush
mixed vegetables 1900 gals PICKLES. l,SSo picked cappsges
99l bush hops l02 800 push meal s2l bush onions.
&C. 57 10 alt hsh % white fish 1885 10 dried appes
20 s55 ID dried peaches 5 b beef tongue and d,ed peel
Fresh beef and the equivalent Of nearly third Oh al
the meat eaten.
The hospital transports on the Mississippi sre de-
scrbed ga IN all resrects snne ror TO any that have
been in use in the East. They are the City OF
Memphis" January" and Nashville" which
have comfortable accommodations, including con-
veniences for bathing and baking for $50 patients
MATTEsoN's NEW HOTEL,
A beginning has been made in the work OF tear
ing down buildings to make room for o. b. Matte
sons new hotel, on the plan Of the Brevoort, TO
stand on f street, near the Avenue, between
and Fourteenth streets 1t is to have 200
rooms and to DO opened in September.
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MEANS1At Beaufort NJ G., Friday, April ~, OF apo
Pe,y Robert Means late Of Exeter N H. brother OF the
Rev James Means, recently deceased aged 81 years.
mLLER-Ahsr brief iuess Hugh Miller Of the City OF
brooklyn. in the 6+;h year Of is age.
estyes and acqusniances respectfully invited TO at
end he funeral from hi, late residence No street
pp puJaoASn on sunday. 50 inst, at u p. .
nobNoON-in this city, Wednesday afternoon April
o. o. spopie1y. Dolly HDsdae, wife OF the late Lewis
Conn. - ' - ~
Aer relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
we funeral from the residence Of her SON. No Minetta
Mnesa street, on Saturday, at o'clock p. m, May
HsI9Id SGenn) and Sullivan ~ " papers please COPY
In the 18Th year Of her age
The friends OF the family invited attend her funeral on
sunday afternoon az O'CLOCK from the First Dutch Re
formed Church, at Hsckenssck n J. "
NELSH-On Sundsy April 49, from Injuries rscsvsd nv
being run over on Fulton syenue Brookl,n VIM Hsnry
Welsh aged years youngest Of the late Alexander
Welsh Of New-York. NV
His remains were inferred Tuesday 2sth inst I'm tho
gen N. J.
WHITE-At Greenwich, Conn, on Thursday April 30 Of
scarlet fever Dee youngest daughter Of Stephen q and
Cornelia q. White aged years and 8 months
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DIED.

ROND-In Harlem on Thursday morning. April 30, after
Ion, Leonard bond In the 6Jd OF his $40
via ,.tiv.. and friends invited TO attend hit funeral
IN Snod,y morning st ~ O'clock from Harlem baptist
Church Fifth avenue between e-hundred- aha'"eH'
,i.rb and One hundr-d and enty seventh streets
DRESS ER-On Wednesday, Apni -. Hans ~ DRESSER
aged III years. , ,,., j., ,,.d nj. funeral
from his late esidence. No. 81 White sIes. on suhasy
st a O'Clock p The meuoers OF MeuopoN'Ah L'uso ~"
"a l. o. of %. T., are invited TO attend u
rsRIEIAt Hsfem, On Friday, Msy l. Mary Ballard wife
IT, ,nd Of The family are Invited TO attend the funeral
from her late residence in Que ~
street between Third and Fourth avenues Oh 0nosy '"'
4,h inst, at z O'Clock .oo ,., ,u,... CIT,
EAGiE-On Friday May 1868, sner o'iei Illness Ei'
reict Of the late Henry Eagle in shs eh ye o. hsr ss
m ,s.vs and frends Of ths family are respectfully invited
TO .ttspd her funeral from her late residence NO OIL
MACE on Monday tho 4th inst at O'CLOCK p H. "i"'u
uitRBEI"M the Worth House. nud,ou T., on FrdsI
moming Mary Jackson wife OF ChAs e. huooe IN inc ''o
PsI .s,iess at the Worth House on Sunday AFTERNOON
Hsi remains will BE- taken to HaVsus n T. tef h'et"sn'
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson RiyeI Rg, IS Warren o,
A. = 10 a M and "a aud iUt p. sunday. 3:2I p IN
To Albany by Harlem Rh, 2oi-.. and 4thhy 10y IN
To Boston. BY New-LoDdon line, Pier 80. n;
n stouipgton line, Pier ~. y. R. and Fall
River ine Pier ., n. r., daily (Suudayser-
eeDt~dl. ''''
To Eosion, by New-Haven RR., via Spring -
6ed 21tt-.t and 4h-sv.....6 and "a and p M
To Eoston, by Nsw-Hsyen Kh, 2Ith'',. snd
s,b,v vie Shore Line LII and m. Sunday p ID
To Bufis'o by Erie HR. foot OF Chamber" *,
,,inJ - To- M. o. IL. M Sunday, :! IN.
IN philadelphia by Camden and Anooy
ilroad Pier ~ n H.. foot Of BsIciay-st a. NJ p !"
To NJ shington, By New-JeIsey RR.7. iOam'
g. u and III D. foot of Conrtandts sunday p ILL.,
To The Meet BY Central Railroad OF New
Jersey foot Of Couftandt-st.'6 and a. m.
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Mnrkets-Reportsd by Tslegrapl.

CncAeo, May l.-FLoun quiet, at 80 81. fof Choice
Spring Extra WHEAT dull 81 81 l1dsl 10 for No. l
Spring COHs-deelining tendency at ti d4sc Oirs 57a
3ac. RSGsPTs. to-day; 500 bbls Flour 2i,0c' bush
Wheat 900 b1.b Com 900 bush byo and 50 600 bush
Barley SHPSKsrs 1000 bbls Flour 100 90 bush w beat,
80 900 bush. Corn. s.. 600 bGsh. Rye.
OsvEGO May l-FIouR !. IN sood densnd WHIT
quiet; .s, OF 900 bush NinsT H.s Ohio and 600
bush Choice Chicago Spring private orm. Amber bieh
held AZ 81 81 COks da and small ssles Oe Iii 1is a. 1Oc
Other grains quiet. PsKiGuIs heavy; Wheat Corn,
lite TO AewNork NPoKTs: 3.32 bbs flout ~ bush
Wheat, 5000 bush Barley ExPOkTt; J1b bbis Flouf
81 COZ bush wh.si; 800 bush. Corn 900 bush Peas
CsoiSsATI May L--RLOuK dull WHEAI duh WHisk''
42e PYovnioss dull: Mess PoTt. 80 OoLp a. III
CHANGE nruL MoSsY ububdsnt at 6dtf
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Eu,ertainmcp,..-S Saturday, May y.

LLACkS-MOney.
WHIT EH GARDEk-Lack-Tbs Toodes.
NIBLO'S-Aurora Floyd 49,
BARNUbPs MUsEUM--Dog Showroom. Mutt and Minnie
Warren. Ut all hours-DrsmAs afternoon and evening
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIUN-No oI1 broadway.
GCJPlL'S GALLERY-Volcsno Of the Abdes
BRLOkLYN ACADEMY French Spy-Losn OF Lover.
BROVKLYN ACADEMY-Gotischsiks Matinee later
noon.
THEATRE FRANCAIS-Three pieces this evening
IRVING HALIl-Miss kIowlikowskss Concur.
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Mail. C,e.e MT the Post.Onlce.

H,omouis ss,nrdsy MAJ 2................ 100 m
For LELAND. bv ,.saGier Edinburgh. via Queens M
town. Saturday. May 2.......'.....''.... w T. l"
For California lc.. daily tsundsys oIcepteD -
overland via ST. Joseph. Mo.......3 a. IN and 81 p m
Nor,h-Alhsny. Buffalo aud CanAdas. rs g. M AID - y IA
North aud West WsJ a. M
Western Mail via Eris R.rosd.....3 g. m and q D. m
soutbern and southWcstern Mails m aud iOt p M
Eastern Mail. a. M Ia ana % p III
New. Bedford Newport aud Fall Riyer........; y. m
TIs Long Island Mail closes at 81 m, and - D. M
Sunday Mails Oh sunday all mails close at u .. IN
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My SOUTHERN FRIENDS.

My SOUTHERN FRIENDS.
By the author Of
AMONG The PINES.
For sale at the Office of The Tribune.
Price, 81. Paper covers, IS cents
Also. . new larger, and Landowner edition Of Pines
uniform with my Southern Friends aud the price
r These Books BY mail. free on receipt oil
retail price
WHoLHALR PRICES:
Cloth cents so cents by the 100 aud Paper
IS cents by the 100 and
Address
THR TRIBUNE,
Nsw.York.
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Spring is now upon us, and with 1t the season
for every gentleman be thinking where to purchase his
fashionable and substantial HAT Having worn hSoxs Hats
for the last twenty years. we speak knowingly "heh we
recommend friends to his store to purchase one KNOX
can b. found at No 2l2 Broadway northeast corner Of Full
tOD.a
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US Internal Revenue -Public Notice.

AssEssOR's OFyiCz 6TH DISTRICT, I
no. 1871 eat i+thst, May ], lsbl
Nocs horeby given thai have reorgsuHd tho Dyisions
Of hi. District Qxh XVIII aud XVIII Ward.l loi0M.
DIysios consist o that portion OF tie lAth ard
1uded by West HousIon. the HUDSON RIVER, hsoN a..
Gleenwicns, ChTistoIherst, Bleeckerst spd College.
tace Henry H. CARGIL ds'isf1hf dss'T ofice No. b.
Greenwich-.t 81, 50. -
Dy.os No 10 consist of thai portion Of the fHth ard
bounded by 6th-sv 4insi Jones st., bIeeoAer'L ,hno'
phsr.t Green. ich.t.. B-nks. Grsen~ chav., .'hay
aud lithst JANIS q. BiKRs A'sis'dnt iei'or, once No
67 Peuy-,t. -.
bounded by 6t-sv Csrminet. Beecssr ST. Jones.t aud
h aud that portion Of the XVIII Ward bounded by Great
Joues It,. Amy-st. Gth.,v, Nay.rley 'pacs. lSIosdwly
A.or-pace 4th.Av. and Bowery GEO. W. MCPHsnsOs,
Asei,,aat A,ss'sor, Office No. ~ Cornelas,. -.
No. to consist Of that portion Of tho lAt arc
bounJsd by -thav, GTeenwicf-ay Bigs-st tue Hudson
River aud West llh-sf. GEoRGs ". JAQvzs -''isfohf
1sseI,or OGce No. lsl West l<h.t.
DIVISION no. consist OF that portion Of the Nv lt
Ward bounded by West l+E-s.. gtb-.y, l1hst, Stnav,
2,dst sud tthav. sASrkL L. LoPriS di'saEf A''e'o''
Ohcc. No. ~ West lth-n - 49,
DIVISION No ~ consist OF all thai portion OF the A'th
Ward lyiug south Of Great Joue,s and Amtys. BEsJ.
n suorP 1sisiant Aises,ar Office No lBl Ws l%th st.
DIVISION No. TO consist OF that portion OF the Aslth
Ward sounded b. West lshst. tho Hud.on River 2lds.
elay I1thst and yIh-4v GEoEGK A, BLiKkLY Is'sfiHi
J.uror Office No. 1871 West ls;h.st.
DIVISION No 10 consist OF all thst portion OF tho ASih
ling north OF Yves; 2list sIGIssUsD LAsAR fsis
oaf dsse.sSr Oi.ioy No. 3lO West 24th-i.
DIVISION No. consist Of that portion OF tho ~ th
Wsfd boaGi-d by Astog-psce Broad"sy Wayereypssce,
6thny thst University ace, lUth.st aud Nh-sy. tHAs
J. LIVINGSTON, ds.stant dness'. Onics No. 10 West
lIthst =. 4. wa,
Mad bounded by 4h.av, 0thst uuyrrty place llth st.
stb.y and lithst OTIs H. POTrEK d'si,iaaf AseE'.or
Olics No. lOJ Weh llth-st. JOHN r. CHI EtANo
Asseis.r 9TH District
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Rutxers-st. Church for sale.

Nv authority ol the Supreme Court the aboye-uamed
PROPERTY offered for Sale Il consists OF o Plot of Groqad
fact Al the corner Rutgers aud Henry on WHICH
cted the spacious and ele.an! ChuIch 9tlO and the
rommodons Patronage House adjoining. 2!xA with eI'
Tbs Pron-rty will be sold separately or ,oseIher
AMY TO the untsrsigusd Committee Of the Board OF
i'u'''' MATTHEW BIRD. No. 40 Nss'au-st.
WM X HlNMAN. No. 1863 South.st
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o. X. VS.. MAY DAY.-The annual conflict with
dirt, dust and vermn hand aud all who would con
quer speedily should supply themselves with PrLxs o. X
soAP the greatest dirt anpih,sor Of tho age For cleaning
paint Windows and woodwork Is uuequsled viii sps
bic one person secomp is. third WORK per day and
painted wall. will esome bright n II newly psin.ee IL
10 the most economical So,p Sold by 0roesu every
where. Manufactured by JANIS PYLE,
No 80 Washinrtonst, cor. Of fTanblin ". y.
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MAgIKEED ID.

Observation-Disclosures the Town % Leroy; NJ T.
on Wednesday. April ~, by the Rev Fs' the hev; "
4 McLsen OF Caedonls 70 .s AlaTSse. Mchattn OF 'h'
former place. No cards
STAYNPR-JEPHsON-In St James, Church: Now Lon
don Conu. on "Wednesday April -, BY the Rev Robert
A italian d. d., George r. Stay ner to Mrs Lizzie Jepn-
son both OF Brooklyn. No cards
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We have .sis day REMOVED our place Of business 4
Nsw-York from No. 343 to the spsciou. and elsssD
building,
Nos. 3s4 AND 3s8 BROADWAY.
ALLEN G. PAINE,
NETWORK AND BOSTON.
Fo.a H1t
MANTILLAS AND CLOAKS.
WOOLENS AND TRIMMINGS.
We soci. tho attention Of the hsds to Stock Of
ELEGANT FINE MEDIUM
Low PRICED
SILK MANTILLAS;
And especially to tho great variety and choice selection Of
styles In our
THIN CLOTH CIRCULARS.
SACKS,
In all the mo" Desirable shades of coornr together with
Stock Of
SACKING AND MELONS,
IN LIGHT. MEDIUM. AND DARK CoLORS;
AND
ORNAMENTS,
BUTTONS,
SOUTACHE BRAIDS,
And all other
DESIRABLE MATERIALS
MANUFACTURING
LADIES' GARMENTS.
Oar business. a. heretofore, will be conducted 90
THE LOw-PRICE SYSTEM.
ALLEN & PAINE,
No. 3Sf AND $3.50 BROADWAY,
no 100 DEvoEsHIRE STREET.
BOSTON.
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From Marcus McAliister, esq.
A. J. BLxECxER Auc'ioneer

A. J. BLxECxER Aucfoneer
Splendid Mansion and Grounds mt Taosy
Uook,-A J BLEECKER. SON Co. will sell ct auction
on THURSDAY. May :, at u O'clock at the Merchants
Exchange Sale,recn No 1903 Liberty a., Trinity Building
the splendid Mansion and Grounds the residence OF the late
Albert L. Beak esq., situate Tubby HOOK, Fort Washing
ton about three OF aud with hns vies Of
the North Rver Ground high ina garden, and fruit and
lawn shade ,.oes House 44xt6 feet built Of BRICK hollow
sa, marble nantes hard walls finished Ia elegant manner
hot and cold water throughout BATH &C. &C. GasAroughout
the house from Harlem las Company hGe stable piazzas &c
&C. $1,000 can remain mortgage Maps &c. at No. II
Csdurst adjoining Bank OF Commerce.
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6peelal Notl1es.
" Three Methods OF Peace.0

II
Miss ANNA T. DICKINSON Of Philadelphia, by Invitation
OF large Number Of citizens of NewYok will deliver
ture
1.-THE THREE METHODS OF PEACE"
q. the COOPER INSTITUTE,
SATURDAY EVENING. Msy.2
The condition Of her voice. affected by constant speaking
Ia such tina. she will not lecture again before NEXT Fall.
To prevent crowd the door, 1t is desirable that tick.
should be purchased beforehand and those purchasing
will be admitted to the hall at the 3d-av. side.
No reserved seats Tickets SO cents each. Sold at Tou.
,eys No. l2l Na.ssust FOWLER WesN No 3O8 Brosdw
No. al Biosdwsyi Mlers No 522 Broadway
Cro.bys corner Exchsngelsco and Wia-st and Devos
Sons Exchange Office No. - Cooper Institute.
Door. open att Lecture o, o'clock.
.Ncw-York Typogrs phicnl Union No. GA
Regular Monthly Meeting o. this Union viii be held at
Masonic Hail No. 30 Cfosby-st eorner OF Brooms. on SAT-
TRDAY EVENING, May 2 ct O'clock A full attendance
4, requered business Of pstancs viii be transacted
X : HrLL Rec Sec. II. ~ FAILING fres't.
Republican Central Committee.-Ihe regular
meeting the Executive Con uil,tee OF the Cen
t.l Committee will be held Hsadqnsrters on MONDAY
EVENING, Nsy l. 1868 at eo,ect BY order,
A. J. WILLIAMSON. Chairman.
4; M PA ss }secre,ri,'
Post.Oaice Notice.-The Mails for Great Britain and
the Continent vi. Southampton ard Hamburg per esmoi
AMMONIA and for Ireland via 0nssnsto~ Per steamer
EDINBURGH will close II this otes on SAIUhDaf the
20 dar Of May lOi O'Clock md at tho up town sta
ons as follows viz Stations apdB ss3 NJ stations
& and d. $40 m; Station r. y:o3 a. m St.sonsf ana
9 O'clock . M. n. ADRIAN WAkEMAN, T. h
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CosTIyENgss.- No person can feel well while

COsTIvENEss.-Nop person can feel well WINE
cosve habit Of body prevails and no one can expect 70 en-
oy he h permanently WHO permits IT, for contrary 10 he
economy Of the System and gives rise TO goody proportion
Of the ills which sct the human race To neglect H. tpes
fore 10 insure heath Of greater OF less duraon yer
attempting its removal discrimination with regard 20 e
remedies used. requisite 'ioen' pnrgstVes tempo
rsry re- weaken the bowels and reduce
strength OF the patent aud are followed uusN
greater constipation rendering sno her aud another dose
ssary until the strongest pugaves soss heI eec
and the puenfs condition becomes deplorsbis WI"
quired ia gentle save having some action on Ine
lyor aud that DO taken dsy without mpaung ue
.ren.h of the patient or injury the untti The ten
dency to 10 removed But few remedies have
been found these requirements and Of These lew
pobaby none have been successful as demo oy
many years use DR.. ID. JArsE's sAsATvs PhLs Ihey
usually taken every night bedtime causing An proper
doses no daring the night and producing no
or unpleasant eoci dun the day o. thA' persons
follow their usual avocsons WHISTLER 81 busnes'
ia the same annsr 90 II they bad no. taken the
Pills Their good effect will begL TO be obvious Ati sweeh
or twos use In greater clearness OF MUD end an
increased energy and deposition 10 work aud to spJoy me-
their continued n the reclamation Of the hts 'hs
patient Sold wholesale by KITCHEN, IiIEn co. AHd !"
tail by Druggists generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
Buslness Noilees.

THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD
NURsK-Mrs WIssLow's SooTHrSG sYRuPis the pre'crip
Of the female physicians and nurses In the
United States and has been used for thirty years with never
failing safety and by millions Of mothers and chdieo
from the feeble nfn. week old to the adult IL cor
reefs scdy Of the stomach relieves wind coc regulates the
bowels and gives rest health, and comfort TO mother and
child. twenty-five cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

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