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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

The Great fndlnn Ne a.. .,...,

"CHERoKEE CURE!>--hu unf.iling Specific rq SENT
n" Weakness Foo'ura Exclusions, ImpOonoy, Ps-, iu
lie BACK store 10 the Baddr and ell neryous diseases
caused by indiscIsiioDs Of youth oas bottle 81; th-,,
bottles SIS.
"CHEROKEE REMEDY" AND "CHEROKFr IN
JECTiON"-Thsoe two medicines. rscd in coniuuntis,
che frs internally he later its name nps.p.yar f
(, remove all improper discharges in nss or female, One
b os,le, S2i thres bottles, IS
'CHEROKEE PILLS. OR FEMALE RsGULATOB,-
One toz Sli six boxes; rs Sent by mail h;o Of postage
All W the above medicines sent by express On receipt c,
price, bT The sole propris.or I'd
DR. w. r. MyRWIN. 81 Lcuis, Mo.
D. g. BsRNES Il Co., No. 2O3 Broadway. Nev-York.
wholesale agents who will supply tao trade at rcpdeors
prices
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UNION CONVENTION In KENTUCKY.
Unconditional Unionisnl Triumphant.
gro Sympathy with copperheads.
IorIsvl11E, wednesday, March 10, 1863.

rousvu1E. wednesday March le, 1852
Union Convention, composed OF loyal men OF
all nertes me, to-day. The Convention was the
iarea,t ever assembled in this State, and composed
of tho most influential men in Kentucky. Charles
A. Marshall was chosen President. Ex-Governor
WicllTe introduced Mr.. Cravens Of Indiana, who III
tina course Of his remarks complained that the DEM
ecra,s Of Indiana had been called "Copperheads"
And "Butternuts," when great confusion occurred,
and the speaker was prevented from proceeding
After the restoration of order, the Convention i'd
,ourned till tomorrow when nominations for State
officers will be made.
A special dispatch to The Philadelphia Press
says,
There was tremendous assembly of politicians
present at the opening Of the Union Convention mere
this morning. and the greatest interest was feit ana
expressed In connection with the work 10 DO uone
find that more than two.thirds Of the members OF
the Convention are unconditional Union men.
In the proceedings this forenoon the utmost har-
mony and good feeling prevailed and 1t was tnousht
that the work would be finished up eXpedtlously.
This afternoon, however, Mr.. Wicklife introduced
Mr.. Crsvens, a member OF the neXt congress from
the State Of Indiana to the Convention, who took
position on the dals and made speech denouncing
the present Administration IN the most violent man
ner euogizng Mr.. Nallandigham and the efforts OF
y
nept
The greatest confusion ensned among the members
before Mr.. Cravens had finished speaking, and bos-
ferrous expressions of Put him outP' "down with
Che traitosP' "we are Union men p shame on
the Copperheads 4" we heard from every portion OF
She house, followed by cheers for the Union.
Mr.. Cravens was finally seized by score or more
Of men, and forcby elected from the building amid
The groans and jeers Of the excited multitude.
Every county in the State is represented in this
Conventip, except sixteen bordering on the South
ern StatS4iDe.
Il ia thought that the Hon. Joshua Bell, an I'M
conditional Unionist, will be nominated for Cover
nor of this State tomorrow, and he viii be tIium-
pbantly elected
Marshall Halbert, prominent merchant of Louis
yills. died this evening of ccnsestivs chills.
LOUISVILLE. Tnursday. March u, 1909
The Convention has nominated Joshua T. Bell Tor
Governor, and Richard Y. Jacob for Leuteeant-
Governor
Resolutions affirming the principles embodied in
the Joint resolutions Federal affairs by the
Assembly--agreeing TO devote our whole resources
to crushing the Rebellion; opposing foreisn medi-
etion; denouucing the acts Of the Southern Con,
.ederacy" in Kentucky, and requesting the Federal
and State Governments 10 take timely and energetic
steps to defend Kentucky against invasion, were
unanimously adopted
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Circular.
LOYAL LEAGUE OF UNION CTTIZEl

Circular.
LOYAL LEAGUE OF UNION CITIZENS.
NEw.YoRK, March 10, 1859.
The organization Of the League commenced at the
meeting OF March at the Cooper destitute and comprted
on saturday tho ih at the Academy OF Music by this cleo
ton oil the following officers;
PREHDEsT:
LIEUT.-GEN. WINE cid SCOTT u. S. A.
-,-o,o,. o.,.,.. VicE-P EsDEsrs: - .,.,.,
GEOROF OrDYDE, ALEX T. STEWART,
JONATHAN SrURGES, ROBERT H. McCURDY,
BENJAMIN W. BoNNT l.. JOHN VAN BUREN,
JAMES r. BRADY FRANCIS LIEBER,
MORRIS kETChUM, JAMES WADsWORrH
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT, No. IS end 80 Psrk.place.
CHARLES GOULD, =. Y. MORGAN,
GEORGE b. BUTLER WIN. ORION
EDWARDS PlkRBEPONr, JOHN WADSWORTH,
WM. O. LAMBERT, RICHARD D. LA1HRoP.
SETH h. HUNT. EZRA NfE,
MARSHALL q. ROBERTS, LEONARD w JEROME,
GEo. CABOT WARD JAS w. BEEKmAN,
WALDO HUTCuISGs. The Ofcers. eI off
SECRETARY:
PROSPER II. NEiMORE.
The objects Of tho League TO disseminate sentiments %
LOYALTY T. the country dsnonnce treason and 10 uphold the
Government IN it, determination to suppress the rebellion
To the dlwaye,ins support ito'e principles 1t -0enIy
1Rsse object. have already been .ncce.uy promoted
two vat ssssnbeyes Of the psop OF this city AID other
meetings contemplated to the same end shonld the
requisite DO supplied, the operations Of the League
will DO sItsnded induce similar denominations in other
ces and Stge Your Contribution IA aid OF tho measures
proposed esgeofy solicited and may DO iEcosod 70 the
treasure.
Collector Ia, also been appointed and duly aecred
wait LOYAL citizens to invite their cooperation 10 this
e,seu pat As duty Of loya citizens DESTROYS 70 aid In
preserving tho national unity and the national honor.
no person authorized h invite OF receive contributions to
the League tho who bears credentials iEom the uf
1ns League specially restrained in ito Articles Of A''o
caiisn iIon eonAetn: any dsgt oT G purpo.g w9sse'e
Chairman Of 1ecutive Commute
EEHaXiH KSGHr, Treasurer, No. % aud % psrs-pIsco
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T-ayeic-s' Guide.

To Albany BY Huisou River RE-. g. Warren
It. - 10 o.. aud a 5. end l . Sunday, ::i2 T. N
To Albany D. IlGIlou RR, 25ti,t aud 4h-sv 10: & n
10 Boston by New-LondOn lue. Pier 90, y.
II, sto.lnstol ire. Pier lB. n. Il, nud al
River line, Pier 8 ~. L.. daily (s1ndaystI'
5p N.
ded 27tii srd itiav.,....o p -. aad ?i and p
To Bostor, bv New-Haven IIi. 2l'h-st aud
.th.sy vie shore Li4@..l. and p. IN. Sunday, p
T. Bunt.o. ly Lro Ril ioat e Chambefi-
and p
T. pli'adcl lhu hy New. jersey Railroad foot
OF TO- H., g. ~ ?. Sunday Z: p
nsiifo.d. Pier % T. r. foot Of BGrc sysi. N. p. m
To Warrington by Now Jcfiey Hk.7. loan,
g. y snd Ii, p H. foot OF Court audi Sunday. u p
To Na.hington. by Camden aud Amoc Rail-
road Pier D \. r. foot Of Barclay m audi y m
10 the Vet. By Ceutrui Railroad OF new
I,fsey, foot of Conftzndt-st and . a M. .
70 no.,........ 81, and p N
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LOYAL National League, Tenth wnrd,-


the oE-ns o tie United staes relidns Ia ihe
y d Wsrd CITY o. Sewlork hereby associate our
selvei under the nsmo .rd t''le q -. .
TIE ArH WAND LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE"
9 We pledge ourselves 10 unconditional 10y ty 70 the
g yafnnsu, Of The Ured Aes 10 unwAveTlng support
of ~ er suppress tho Rebellion snd to spare 20 On
dsavof maintain uuimpsrei TIC national unity both IN
pharips Lnd territorial boundary The primary object OF
iti, L.as And shall be 10 bind together all oS men OF
al tndss aud pro~sslo ia union 10 MAINTAIN the
power slory md integrity Of tho nation.
IL 10 hereby understood and agreed Tho citizens
ssniDs this that do not In pledge
OHryss any Of united politics. action bat that
each member ID len free I'm al elections IN accodinee
Political preerencss enly object IN ttis osnni
being tho National Governments IN
II, efforts c"d..yor 10 fgppess the Rebellion now Wsgoa
AGAINST IL authority by portion Of the people OF the mon
and no, to organize create political party II being ne
resolve OF members of the League 10 dissolve when TIE
objects which created have been accomplished
Presidents ..,...........JOu HAYWARD.
Vlco-PTesldont,,..,...HE HENRY X JONES go,
(EDWIN II. LAWHEECE,
seefets1eS'''''''"'" FIRE. DRIECK GUGEb.
Tr,.urer...............DAVlD MILLER
ssIseaut-at. ATn. .,,,...rAPOLkO LAU IHlLIt
DRf HGATAs TO TIE CKNTRAL CosAlrIEk
HENRY :. SMITH. WIN. II. PALMER
holm WHITES. CHARLES 5CHAtFNER,
JAMES ". OLSEN.
DAVID MILLER, Chairman pro tenn
JoHF n LAWRENCE Secretary pc TEN.
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Malls Close M the Post-Ofrce.

For Europe, by steamer Anso.SGlon VIA P0r8ud,
friday MsTch III ?. N.
For Gfeai Britain end the Continent, 10y steamer
city Of Baltimore, Saturday March H.. lOi a.
tohia saturday March 10. IN.
For Jamaica, ~ steamer TAsnian. Saturday,
March u IN.
For PoIt Royal, NcwbeIn and Beaufort. North ssd
South Cnroina, by steamer Mary sanford, Bat
urdAy March
For Usvans by sles MctG Saturday, Mar q. ?. II.
For South Pacific and Central Amefics, BY steamer
ocean Qu7en SATURDAY. Msrch 2i............. io a
For Caiiornis, &c daily (Sundsys e1c-ptei,
overland via st. Joseph Mo........5 a. aud Q. p m
Norh-Abany Buff 40 aud Caus1as. Us IN. aud ~ y.
North and Wet NEy lail.......................
Weston Mail vs Erie Railroad O. m and "A ?.
southern and south, estsrn Mai.5 M ~ anu IOt p.
EAlerr Mail. a. Ia aud u
New ed'Ord Newport sud Fall RiveT....".... D. IN
Tin Long Leland Mail closes =. y ~, and 3. ?. L.
Sunday ms!is.-On SUNDAY all msils close at ID o. m.
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Al ting o. tho Xyith Ward National Un.on League.
held on Nondy evening March TO- 1863, Capt. JOHN La
Loh was elected President and FOREMAN WHITNEY,, secre-
tsy oh .iotion. Committee appointed to Lat tho
Constitution, who rerorted the following:
hereby Understood lnd agrted among the ezens sign
the roll Of his orgsnzaton that In my
pedgs ourelsss 10 OF uUited political action;
niebef shall be res in all section II accordance with
ns own political PEeferspces only object being unite
our support with tho Naioni Cover In It's egosts TO
suppress the Rsbe hon vsged agsn,, is authority
tier undefood chat this otganlaon will dissolve when
e ooecs Tor which was created have been accomplished
Citizens Of the wishing 60 sign the roll " IN have an
opportunity by calling on The Secretary No 20 Bible
o. AZ any rrsu ar meeting of the League owhich due
notice will be given through thu mess
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BINS PASSED.
ASSEMBLY,.
BILLS PASSED.

BILLS PASSED.
Incraasing the salary Of Police Justices and jug.
tices of the Peace in Brooklyn
Increasing the compensation Of jurors in certain
towns in Kings County. ,.
Providing for the election Of two additional Jns-
tices OF the Supreme Court in the First District
amended on motion Of Mr.. Dean b that DO Juetoe
elected or appointed under tLis act Chapter "a
laws of 1852, can tit as Judge Of the Court Of
Appeals. n.. linn Commit,
s. inRs Institution.
II the improvement Of Clinton avenue, Brooklyn.
The bill authorizing the construction Of railway
In the town of West Farms and Morflsania.
The bill relative TO the collection Of taxes in New
York City.
The biz reimbursing the Manhattan Company the
premium paid on coin 10 pay the interest on the
canal debt.
The bill protecting consumers Of gas in Brooslyn:
The bill approprating the surplus OF the canal
Mr.. Desn's gold bill was considered in Committee
81 the Whole.
An amendment Yves adopted allowing certificates
70 be Issued, payable in coin coin deposits, sueh
certcaiesl to be payable only in the Identical coin
depoa!ed. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Tho Assembly uet at O'Clock.
The communication from the Canal Board, resolv-
fpp that it would be pedient 10 pass the bill fix
;ng the uniform rate of canal tolls was received.
The bill appropriating 100000 for the improve
ment Of Hudson River was ordered to third read
Ing: c.,.. ..oa .o,,,i.,. III.
following bills: Relative TO the orphan Asylum OF
Eew-York; relative 10 Licenses in the City Of New
York; amending the Act relative TO Double-lrack
Railroads in Brooklyn; Senator Connolly's Catholic
Church Property bill. Adjourned.
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Robbery ofAGnms Exprcss-Five Tboussnd
Dollars Reward.

BhLTIsoRB. Thursday. March ID, 1863
The following described certificates, &c, were
stolen from Adams Express Company on Wednesday
night for the recovery of which 200 Will be paid
by the Company.
Numbers OF the United States certificates OF In
debteiness stolen:
Four United Certificates o. each Nos 2la49 1880,
Il ,f5l, and 2l433 ...
foy-our United States Certificates OF 81 QUO etcht
Nos $3.50 to 49, 4i iacusiyc.
No. s.. lS9.
Nos. 80 2l2 to 2l3 inclusive.
Nos 50. l03 10 SO 200 inclusive.
Nos. 81 200 to SO, 202 Inclusive.
Nos so 1913 to SO I49 inclusive.
Nos 80 l46 to 81 la inclusive,
Nos. 81. 1871, 80. 100. 50, 1873.
Nos. 50, 2i7 to 50. 248 inclusive
Nos. 50 100 70 81 1913 inclusive.
Nos. 80 332 to SO. 3l5 inclusive
Nos. 8, 3l6 TO 50. 3l8. 39.3l9.
Nos 80 800 to 50 ia inclusive.
Nos. 81 81, 69,3l5
Nos. sc. 302 10 50. sos inclusive.
Ton $40 L. 4 Bonds. Nos 1918 to TO- 1893 Inclusive
HENRY SANFORD Sup't Adams Express.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY" MARCH 90 1863

Eighteenth Ward Noti 'nal Loyal LeHsue' .
All loyal citizens II tho XVIIIh WSf Irrespective OF patty
invited to meet on MONDAY EVENING NEXT. Mach
20 at u ooock s the DeGt Di,pousVy corner OF 2dav
aud 2dt for the purpose of organizing IMMINENT speakers
will address the meeting
NA18AHIEL HAYDEN, CHAs p. Kr.KLANDs
HENRY A. CRAM, HENRY a. III ALBUIS
G. ". KIMBARK N D. JOS r. JOY
fiID. kuHNE, ". C. HOLMES.
JpliN J. TOWNSEND, WHITFIELD CASE.
r. 4. COW Din. VIM +. GhORUF
OTTO AHLsr1oM. JAMES c. DAILY,
ROOT. u. ROOSEVELT
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MARRIED.

BALI-PARKER-On 1hursday. MArch ~ by the Rev Mr.
Newman VIM. II. Ball OF this city to Nioe,ta L. Parker.
formerly Of Syracuse.
CARTER-BUNRER-Int hs city. Wednesday. March
49, a. All Souls Church, by the Rev. d.. Bellows. d.
Charles Carter u binghsmton BToone County, n " 70
May Nelson younsest her or tho late Captain john
Bunker.
Plymouth Church Milford, Conn, on
TuesGsy March II. by the Rev. a. NJ. TAin Abner /.
Train Gnd Susan A Bull. both OF Milford No cards.
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oeas ~ M. member Of the Loyal League residing IN the
yth ard held at No. 46l Pealai. Thursday Evenns
M,yeb 10 1869 Mr. JAMES RYAN wss chosen Chairman.
srd NJ, JAMFS WIcKHAM was chosen es Secretary The
Platform sdopsd by the Vlth Ward Loyal Nsous League
wa. adopted the Constitution OF The yth arg 10Y
iona League Tho following gentlemen were duly elected
a. 10 the General Committee; Marx MetLgef j.
w Kestng j. Barcalow Richard Cook, Ard A. Inetnef,
W. JAMES RYAN, Chairman.
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ...ALBAsY, March 10, 1868.
Mr.. CORNELL made q unanimous report from
ere Railroad Committee in favor of State interest
In the Broadway Railroad bill.
Mr.. SANFORD made unanimous report from
the same Committee in favor Of across town rail-
road, amended by sinking out tie streets IN which
s,ags lines exist.
Mr.. MURPHY made report in favor Of Dir.
Connolly's gold resolutions, amended by directing
the Bank Superintendent 10 ascertain under oath OF
the President Cashier, or Secretary Of such bank,
banking, on trust company Of New York and Brook
lyn the Information called for by taid resolutions.
Mr.. F0LGER reported in favor OF incorporating
the American and Mexico Teleg.a ph AID Railroad
Company.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending tho Charter of Brooklyn.
For road through the towns Of West Farms,
Morrisania and YonAers, Westchester County.
incorporating the Medical College for Women.
The Senate took a recess.
EVENING SESSION.
sundry petitions were presented for o uniform
price of gas in Brooklyn.
The biz amending the charter of the Corn Ex-
change Insurance Company wa reported favoraoiy.
The bill allowing soldiers 70 vote al elections "sf
debated and progress reported. Adjourned.
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six,b Wnrd Loyal National Union Lenguc.--
e heid on THURSDAY evening a, cod
- No ilO ,utr. fOr purpose vi forming Tefni-
snt Mr. George Pearson was chosen tenn
@b,itmsn Mi Edward Mcoi' temporary Sscrrta,y Toe
I,",a,ion of the eth Ward Loyal National Union
5000 wa. eop.d ~ the Con stution OF tue bh Ward 10y
a. %,,ionI Union League The following gent enien were
n ne,u,p.nt OIL, ers Of tho Lssgur: Pfesdont, ueorg
p,on, Vic. presia .nt. Timothy Brennan. joseph Va
iiasts, secFeays, Edvard Mcdll and Edwin Ncho"
I,a,ufer Michael Ryan Delegates to re ush.ia oon,l
49, io.,nh Hreck James Cameron John Mufphey J.ines
hi0''"'"' GEO. PERSON. Presa-n.-
EDviEPS Mo0mr' secrcture.
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NEw.yoRK. March ]. 1853.

=
To The Editor o. lie ~ Y Tims
Dear sir; In the reported proceeding, In yessoTeys
Times Of meetnced at Carmsusylle ruesday viS 20
uge the extension Of the Eighsh Railroad to the
Harlem River, It IL ssted at nix Swacshsmer reviewed
cooduo of the B,ris Of Aldermen and Common Council
in the mser, cenourcng them In very terms and
condsmniug the moyo@sas OF Alderman Booe, who hsd
promised to do much in their behalf aud had not done
anything"
My remarks the occasion referred to being predcsted
sooy upon the reports Committees appointed previous
meeting of citizens al Of which favorable 10 the Com
Codnc ganomsu stating that Alderman bcole had
cheeoy prepared report 10 consonsnce with the views Of
Ieope iners.ed IL evident could not have made the
remarks attributed to Ou the contrary hsd to
approve the action OF the Common Council end especially
Of Alderman Booe whose in this matter ia
ton with his general movement 10 requiring railroads and
ferry companies to fuh their obligations TO the city
daily ndorsed at the meeting Ia question. -
Worry respectfully c. SWACKHAMER.
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Entertainments. -Erida

Entertainments Friday, March 30.
WALLA OK S-Money.
WINTER GARDEN-Dombey and sOn-Losn Of e Lover.
NlBLUS-Ihe Enchanress
THE NEW lDEA-Miscellaneo sous performances.
BARNUM'S MUSEUM-The Roll Of the Drum.
BROADWAY MENAGERlE-Wnd animals performing.
GOUPTLS GALLRRY-Vocsno of the Andes
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-La FsvoritA
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Loyal League OF Union Citizens, No. so Pinest.
csw York March - lgtl-Ihos- members OF the League
who AZ TIE Cooper Institute tho evening OF
tie 9Th IN at tAs Academy Of Music the evening
Of 18th instant requested 10 call and SIGN TIE
ENROLLMENI at this Office. Badges will be supplied to
IA. uof1he. possible Those who snsoie to
cali vii please to .end their Names, with the address, with
out delay.
by order OF the Executive Committee.
X. h. hoCURDY, Chairman
z ~ WKrMoaE. SecfeLAfy
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New Counterfeit.

PoRTLArD, Ne. Thursdsy March 10, IVUJ'
Five $500 bills on tho Central Bank Of worcester
nfsssl we're changed at different banks 10 this city
49, nd, snsniclous circumstances, by stran-
Rsr. Who could no. afterward be found. 1t 10 sup
Sossd that they had been obtained ny fraud, or are
StSably commercials.
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Hlsbtecni Ward Loyal LeaFue OF Union
CifiZcu,,-ln pursuance Of public notcc "'e''B o.
al OF the XNtitL Wnd was held ~ no Everett
Uon.e on THURSDAY EVENING. March 49, lsb,, ior the
purpose Of organizing Loyal Lessue NJ Ahs5 o.
KTSG was called to the char and Nh. HtNtf u StDG-
WICK wa. appointed Secretary. Brot snd eloquent al
5,s.e, aving been msds by the Chat end So r.ty
srd by Ms.srs WILLIAM NJ. EyANlS Lillian II.
SST(lON D. HENNESsY, JAMES KELLY joltA {.
uo.T0ONERY UENlY WILSON and h DELAtiELD
SMITH The following resolutions we're unanimously
adopted; rt = ..,. of rrnt,n
Gillian, Of the XVIII Wgd Of the city Of Aewfork tno
Co b. su1iinry to tho General Loyal League OF Union
C,,en. established 81 the patriotic e-trgs h7d az we
Coooer u,tue aud at the Academy OF Mn'c or the ON
and Iith OF Ma Oh instant . ,,,,,,., ~, , =,
nd That the good people OF tho XNllh Ward Of all
,,.. Of every pure who adhere 10 the Nag OF the
800 American ntOn be cordially earnestly Invited %
ssn,oil I'll sir ngnies ~ this Orglnza I'm.
I,Ired That the foundation OF tlis Leagu" we unani-
@ improve and adopt tho feclu passed al the Two
ecugs recently held ut the Cooper insi'u'e ana the
Acaiemy u Music ..,- -
~ md That W. reconmend to tbs Central OreaniAaon
ba.ge of name from the " Loyal League OF union cu@fn'
~ tne National Ieaggs Of Loyal Men aid tH-t V'y'i9eu
h han.o DO adopted the OF this Local Organization
he Informed thereto ,,..,.. e., at
gs,oted that tho Chair eppoint FIVE delegates rom '
body to the Gcntra Orssnl4aon TO oct until "o '"'"e
action Of this Leifua . A.. ,ouNC MONT.
,i,..,EuV TIMES KELLY, d. 1lENNE-Sii WILLIAM
~ hNIuoN and HENRY ID. SkDdWICh -
mating ~as attended by iuon oil hoh poitcM patles
i,e,ia ia. publ alton Of the proceedlip ts Ltue
hl' o, JAMES q. kIN0, Chairman.
EyynY u srpGwtcR, Secretary
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University OF New. "ork-d edIcaI Deps rtmsvt.
M SUMNER as1 ryss Course Of Lectures
sne MED cal Department Of The Iversity OF NewYork VI
verm on NiOSDAf. Mncd 10 and ~u DC continued unS8
tne "intst session commences Octote, " The Suresons
earia o. te uprd Ststes Army having desire
iuScoa should De given In ths Medical Cc1,,c upei
sntey ourssJ ard Hygiene ths University Medical ta
zee WI very Cooperate In this lsudabs object ~
msr and Autumn Course while Military Surrcv snd ys.s.
" be Taught also by Pof PosT the Wine2 Sss.,an.
Prof A. c. PosT. A. D-MiIitmy Hysisn. .nA n,sx.s
Of Surgeons the Fied Of Battle and In Mi,ayv E.n;s3
Prof w. II. VAN BURss. NJ D-Exaniostioc Of Rssrr.Es
Prof J. MErCtLvg, NJ. D.-Diseasee of Gamma
Prof NJ PAINE NJ. D-yever and IDaa nm.tiop
J; w 5. GoULsY. M d., U. s. A-smgcal Operations -
hsd and in hospitals
WI DoSAGHE, M D.--vensre.l Disses,sand sursss.a
Anst my.
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rho New-Jcrsey $500, 900 Loon.

Tsgyrov N. j., Thundsy, March 10, I3bJ.
Tho bids for tho s200,OO loan were opened TO-
ssy. very large number were MADE IRON uinor-
cate to about a, 600, 900. Sales were made In
Various amounts, aud at different premiums averag
ino i3 Der cent.
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EVENING SESSION.
From ALBANY.

ALRlEr ThuTsday, March 70, IMa
The Canal Board met to-day and appointed ~ or
70 Weghmasters and Assistants, equally divided po-
liticay and then adjourned until the 9Th Of Apri.
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nenfh Of a ConRressLnon.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday. March - 1888
The Bulletin has a special dispatch from whining
con, Announcing the death Of William IL. Temple,
Democratic Congressman elect from Delaware