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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
Capillary Diseases.
DIR. b. @. PERRY,

L
THE CELEBRATED DERMAToLOCIsT.
RECENTLY FROM NO 20 wINTERsT., BOSTON.
snd tho only ths country who has ever made ~
treatment OF
DISEASED SCALPS,
LOSS OF HAIR, AND
BLANCHrNa.
specially. has established himselfst
No. 40 BONDSE. NETWORK.
where he can be consulted by all who afflicted with any
disease Of the scalp loss Of hail. or premature bsOchiug
Dr. Perry prepared saccesdly the following die
eases, all ofwbich are productive Of loss Of hairs
Debi,aon Of the External Skin. Suppressed Secretion
Irritation Of the Scalp, Dsndn Thckeued Secretion In
nimmaioa Of the Sensitive Skin Mattssted Secretion Haf
Letter. Distended swollen Roots, and Premature bAn0a'
ing.
ih' i' tho only method based upon Physiological prnc
pies which has presented to the public for the
siorston OF the Hair
Particular attention Is called to the Doctors theory II
treating
DISEASED SCALPS AND RESTOR-
ING HAIR.
no doubt VIII Commend isse to every intelligent and
6ec,ing mind.
There are eighteen Diseases Of Head and sc,lp thsa
loss Of hair and instances premature bauch.
ing, each requiring In liza treamen, different remedies
Where loss Of hair has resulted from any Of those dss.ss
the 6t thing be done ia to the disease by proper
course Of treatment restore scalp normal coudtiou
the pores open thai the secretion pass co. AID
every foce that open strands Of hair make their
appearance.
The philosophy Of premature blanohng Il this: Iron and
Oxygen tho principal constituents Of dark hair. Lime and
sgnesa Of h. hair When the suppressed secre.ions be.
tween the skins contain Of lime 1t Is taken up BY
the Strands causing the hair white BY opening the
pore accumulation OF lime passes o with the secretiouh
tho natural Of the hair the acendeucy
and The hair resumes iis NATURAL color.
Because have various preparations for the ha
been deceived by them, and their diff
cuy by their they need notbe discouraged
Ts preparation system for any class Of diseases must
necessarily prove failure. No compound b. avail
able for dozen diseeses It msy some din.
cu.ss IA other useless aud in positively in.
furious.
Dr. Pery methods IN accordance with the law Of cause
AID effect He makes personal examination, sscertans
what disease Of the La, producing loss Of hair
Premature whitening prescbes such remedies according to
its nature and requirements will the diseases hence
his great success. In treating
CAPILLARY DISEASES.
Az TO Dr. PeuyA ability and in treating diseases Of
hs Scalp oss Of air and PemauTe Blanchi1S he has In
his possession the reliable Testimonials from Physicians.
Clsgymso sud others in every city where be hss praccsd
They be by calling at his Office, No. 40 Bonds
ALL CONSULTATIONS FREE.
Al inquiries other coniinuncs,io1s addreu Dr. b. O.
PERRY, No. 20 Bonl-st.
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u. Sa .:: "a 's ss, a.ssa! a
m Elisha Horton ESQ, Of White Flsins N. Y.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited sood
the ianer' i1LTce, q hs l,s Io.ideace No 70 Clifton
ri los, Saturday. at O'Clock Cars esys
street at az o'cecks ~ aud return Il O'Clock D M
MERRTr-ln Venice Cayuga County NJ T. on Tuesday
March TO- Nrhe pah M,r in the DIST year of his age
formerly resident %. this city.
MERRIfT--On wedne.dy. March H. at the residence Of
hs son-in.lAw pr T. LAs,r Stanford D1tcness County
John Merdt IA hs 10Th year
POrTER-Of por,l,sis Thursday. March 10 at Wood.
bldg. n. j. bs Fanny Poe'. widow Of the late lcha-
Tie mineral ni b@ i.Ii o. Saturday Mach a. a.2 D. m
fron he. ATE residence, Woodbridge n. }.
PfUyB-rr wilamiburgh on Friday, Mach %, Margaret
Funeral fom No 90 South Third street. on Sunday
PERRINE-At S.ocabcidge Mass on Tae,day' March u.
Fanny .. Perne aged - yeas" vie o. t-s i'' leV' IL
NJ Perrine.
PENNlMAN-On Tuesday morning, March ~ C9rseh l.,
P wife ssinL Pe1uiuln, and daughter oil Tue iA.e
Lewis X. Bridg,, in the 25.h year Of her are ,,,.
The restiyes aud friends Of She family arc res
to attend her funeral from the Church Of ihs ~,
0ssood's). Saturday afternoon at o'eioc@ "'"'u
ROGERS~On Friday, March 20 after short and painful
iluess, Peter Rogsrs, 'lon,c1'tsr assd ~ ,.
The reaysi and flioodI ofthe family are espscy 1y W,
to aeHd the funeral from his late residence o. ~
Sixteenth street, Sunday afternoon, 2@d iHs'' e.
RSfTTh. fneral Of james Raj, will ks place This day
(ss,uday) at o'clock m. fren us late Iesile.gc NO
SIS Second assnue near Thirty lith street. lds 49,,
ROYS-On Thusdsy March 49, Eu.enie daughter OF Her.
low and Hudeh R1ya, sgod years and months
attend funeral SATURDAY afternoon me Es ih''
OF ) o'clock from no 42 For, Greene place, brS9Aiyn
tin. vile Of VIM. Il. Scael, aud only daughter OF Tue
late Thomas Messer. eyed % yelrs. -, ,
The relatives and friends OF tho family refpecny In
ved attend the funeral at the Reformed utica Shu0"
West Farms Saturday. 2st inst, az 2 y M , 49,,
WHIINkI-Du Tnsrsdsy morning, hafcn ~ N uie "'ti
yesr Of hr age Lon,a Caldwell wife Of John r. whitney
aud daughter Of Jeremiah Butier
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Travellers, Cuiie.

To Aibs,y. b. Hudson River RR.. Warren
D. - 10 a "a. nd u . and p 10. Sunday SEA p.
10 AibnIy. BY Iasle,n RH 2jh-.t and ,th-lv ~
10 Post. Il. by N0w-f ardon A1s, Ter W "
r. stylin, Oh hno rior 70, =. y, NOD fah
River l.ro. Pier g, =. H.. daily l-.-dAJsc1'
c,p,e1...................... ST. No..
10 Bo,.cn, by teW-ilsyen Rk. via Spring
hid 27t' It AID i'hav........e snd u ~ p. ~
10 l.oston, by So~-ll4yen RI 2lui'st snd
ll.r, via shore Line...I2i aud p N Sunday y. NJ
10 Bull o. by Ere HR foot Of Chemb"r'-
a. ~ on" IT.
. mi isl, 10y NcN-Jefsey htilrlai. ioot
ofCouts. 7 10. am, 4 y! ~ hund y, q a. n
10 Phi aieluhia Nv Camden s1h h5'J
Rair,ad Pier % y. r. foot n E1fc!ifst go H. p IA
II Wellington 10y Hew-lrisey hh.7. 10 an
o. q aud li p o., - Cont and. a. 'puy 2. y m
10 IS a,Li1eon hy Cln.i-n und Ain5pY ii.h'
faad per ~ v r. foot II baciaJ ~. shi@ p ID
10 ttr NJ. by csutfai ialr Al "l ."s-
Jriicy. lot 81 C"ust.sudt't. ana q a. NJ, A.
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TRASsNissIoS OF UNrAID LyrrERs.-Wc copied
yesterday paragraph from Washington paper, TO
the effect that all letters which tie postage is
partly paid will no, be sent forward bu, treated as If
unpaid. An examination Of tie statute seems TO
prove this statement incorrect, Section 70 Of the
PoI.Oiice Jaw, cuacls that II matter On which pre-
payment is required reaches lis Destination unpaid,
double rates shall lie collected on deTeryi which
obviously intends that unpaid matter stall bs for
wardcd. The neStseciion authorizes tie Postmaster
General to provide for the Transmission Of oil letter.
which from accident or neglect are unpaid. If the
writer is not known or cannot be promptly sent to
double rates 70 DO charged ON delivery. Unlo,s
therefore the Po-tmastefG neglecisto do what
he il authorized TO DO letters unpaid or partly paid,
win be sent As Heretofore. bat NUT pay double
rhteg.
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Election in burlington, n. =.

gorfC e-ontelCe Tic ". A. I.iDunc
BrHLNsfOs March 10, 1853
Our charter election for Mayor, Council aud City
oficer., took place on Tuesday. Our former loyal
Nayor William Il. Allen. having served the people
in that capacity for sixteen years, declined "a re-
nomination ard we wen, into the canvass with Il
new aud urir.cd candidate, though n thoroughly
loyal nan. Tie Democrats bad nominated for
MAYOR one whose auteccdents were especially OBJ
noXious TO all the lovers of municipal order. As IN
evidence Of the determination Of the Union men to
avoid maalug tho contest Il patty 1sGe, they made
tie Democrats ihi, propontIOn-to withdraw their
OWN candidate for Mayor and substitute Democrat
whom they believed had some pretenHoLs 10 LOYALTY,
il tine oder sue would withdraw their candidate
and adopt the same man thus securing Mayor
inv unanimous vofc-one who Owned property and
.fLo from other associations bad stake IN tho good
nAme AMI vel beng o. the ely.
Inis elor 10 lury the raty h"tchet wa6 IL once
REJECTED by the Democra.ic nomlnee, VINO believed
lie haa the inillo track " u large majority. Thus
cjf.a.istA4ce1 we wcat INTO tho election, and the
Cotrerheua MAJOR vas elected by mtlority IN
to- vote Of -. But h0" Was tIlS result accom-
pli.hcl? Ey tbe iham1iC-s, II not poutivciy c.im-
iuai, su2,noncss ofour own voters. tourS men ~
inR within two blocks 0f tae polls were too lazy ~
vo.e. O.4eTs, ,houQn urged r,,c tciB Gnrn5 tho
dty failed disggceuy - foii Jnd. Others, Icgar--
less Of the greet interests involved, went 10 other
3 ..es leaving 10 no active lew te thnrkleas TAX
oil .gLoriuu Tor ine good OF tIcae measurable ~
Qratc5. They a'oac dofs'ed 10. On ,hrlr lends il
fne J, n,uv 6f,he rceut. We hsd pajory, bat
citAcr sleel. s1ncss, lazncss, or something woIsc
kent hem aWas, NltLm tlc paai ycaI datth ha.
oeprived VA OF i've 10, al yoors, While the JJO m1
,c1t frn this city to lDe National Amy, represent
,coes OF ,otors who could lave turned tho naJorl-s
tie other way.
Bgt lake il - il now stands, II Il, eubs,sutialiy
victory. not dcf-at II prove. hat the friends oi
the Government are Ia-ionly here md that u The
,er..f handful bad done tbeir duty, 40 Coprerhead
roul, have Oee!i oic.,.d l. is true tbai we formed
onr tIc.et ouly two da,s before Tho election, aro
were inperfeciv organized, yet IN wat was &C
conehsaed by those who worked ard vo'cd, It ny
Lc s.en how complete the overtime" Void RAJ,
becn .id "A don u Of the never-s"eat Lhi0n mon o.
H,,r,u,roo ihoaatt bali - much Of their vose3 a.
they ala of their Gilmore.
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6rcelaI Ncilres.


Eighteenth Ward National Loyal League
All oJs citizens OF the XVIIlh Ward irrespective of patty
are invite TO meet on MONDAY EVENING NEXT. March
q Of O'clock a. the Dems Dispenssy, corner Of sss7
and 23dt for the pnrposs Of Organizing Eminent speakers
will address the meeting.
NATHANIEL HAYDEN CHS p. kihh5IiyhpN,A
HENRY A. CRAM, HENRY A. HOhLbtI -
g. ~. EfNBARK, NJ. D., JOS +. JOY,
F1rD KLINE W. {. HOLMES,
JOHN J. TOWNSEND, WHITFIELD CASE,
D. g. GOWDIN WA i. GEORGE.
OTTO AHLSrRON JANIS g. DAILY
RO3T. b. ROOSEVELT and 800 others.
A ReGuIar Meeting OF the XAfst Ward Loyal
National IeaGue val ne led ~ NO - 4h-AV on So
URDAi rVENIGG 2lst inst. at O'Clock Citizens oil the
Nad without distinction Of party invited to attend
n a. ROGERS, Chairman pro ten.
Geiief for ireland.
The mbsfs oil the society OI tue ffeDdy SOUS O. -
Patrick are requested meet a. Room No penoEicos
Hotel corner Of Brosdway and Chambsrgs,., on
MONDAY At1ERhOON, I'D ihs',
at hslfpsst o'clock ...
n ,dopt ms.,ures FOR tho PROMPT RELIEF OF TIE
STARVING POOa o. IRELAND BY order or .
JAMES T. BRADY, President.
TroxN BARBOUR, Secretary.
Lecturp-By tho Rev. SAMUEL b. BELL Of California.
Al IN south Congregational ChgEcA, corner Court and fTcs
Scn,..t, Brooklsn on TUESDAY EVENING, Mafch H.
WV y" Subject; "MEN AND WOMEN TOO"
Tickets Is cents For sale the door or a. Dr. CbaovcS'
dros store. oppo..e the church.
Nrs, Allen viii Lecture Lades il tbs Basement OF
M Chspins Church No. $40 Br0adWiy a. O'clock To-
DAY Subject "The Lunss' Admission 70 een'si course
50 cents
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uni.-Ecn. y. II. Blair.

To the Editor Of me ~ T. Tribune
Sin: There are largo numbers Of our beet Anti
Slavery friends who not only feel bat express great srp'
that there should be Senators in tho Senate
Of the Ured States who cond against toe confirmation
FOR MsrGtneTl OF Volunteer, In The Army OF the Urei
states Of the h.t AntSavery elected to CongTos
from ,lsyehodng State Thi, Nation more to-day TO
Ms Gen Franci. ?. Blair for holding Missouri In the Union
and preventing that Safe from pts,ns Ordnance OF Secs
sion than any other There Thousands all through
the Wes. aud the East who go;ied a. the nomination
aud the confirmation OF this noble, un,efsh friend Of the
save snd nc. Tor mos, unfortunate controversy boz
Gen Fremont and Gen. Bsir the gallant General q
Missouri would to-day he the most popular in the West
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
- On
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Mail. Close NJ the Post-Onlce.

For Gfeai Britain aud 10 Continent, by steamer
Cty Of gailaors "a iri.y Mach a.. ...... loi
or Hamburg aud German Sts.es, b. steamer Tea
to'is lrday Starch ioi u
For Jamaica, by steamer IsliimAn, saturday, .
Gaysb 81 2. II.
For Poit Royal. kowbsn aud Hoauf3Tt, North sd
South arc ua. by steamer Mary Ssnfordi Sas-
nav vrrch p. IN.
For Hssaua by steamer ii,ta saturday. Mar Il. D. IL.
Ior souih Pac,as 6ud gouifal AmeUcA, - .toafner
Oo,sn Qusel saturday March I.............ioi r. m.
For Ceif,r1.a. g.. daily (s1ndays P,1ih .
overland via ST. Joseph MORNING H. M and " r. m
Eorh-Albtny. Buffalo aut Lansd.. .o a rn AID y p. IN
North and " NGv Mail
W,s,sTn Mail via Erie Ksirosd......J T. IN aol 2! y. m
.orhern aud Southwestern Mails m u and 10y p m
Ncw.bediord Newport sud all River........... y. IN
The bong islsud Mall closes al ., A. m and u 2.
Sunday Miaia-On sunday ri mails close al u =. m
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flrEcrl.


CR,BrREr-on Thcrdfy, March p at Ne%-Bfi'hton
s,,i~n Island after hoit lire's, MI John CfaOt.ee "a
rue blth year OF his age.
lrynas requested % attend is iu-
n.rl o. SrIily "a fsl. q O'Clock Ill., rom ha 1870
,e,iience NrsDBstou vi bout luther invitation Boats
nase Pc, 10 ~ Moth tnos, lOr Ao"-Jns1.o' Oh s"H-
B..i-. nut,rous f.m.y ION, which his toss Il
r.ptssbe ne nod cudc,cd huise ny mAny uo' oil s'H-
ro ~ md knIn''s toa nrsr community "heo AIS tA-eeN
a.c .ass So, "c i"epy d"F.ofoA
CORY-A, Delphi. l., houIay. M4reh IT, Of eonslmy-
n Is.Is f.. ugRl "A yttrs iuOnlns and - d. opi5
son Of scan and M-fy j. IL Cory.
DEWEY - On Thursdiy evening. March 10, Va. LiH
hove ldev % 'he i.,e SOLEMN Dewey, as-d g yte
qh- friends invited oitsud the iouel a. she residence
,rsJn i...w s. 5ya,so. ia, $50. ~ Wcit BALM, st.tet.
nrooilyn III. LAY lstordayl. 2,; inst, A. oclcc 3D.
FOLSOM - On "wednesday eyen.rg, Mirch II, Margaret
Cor, 70 Il Coosds Folsom s-d .i"ubnt-F VI u" '-'e
Tie niu, sud epds her husband and of her brother
bon anna r. HAhToQ srs Invited to a''end ne iIi'
ogEENSATi.r~ o. EAlay. march %. Daniel GErsuvsut
aged % yeAa. months and lJ das
TIE lslti. bni ii, uds OF tho any ere respectfully 10
aic.tcd e. attend the funeral Sunday aofnooH d.
O'clock f.ou ., a,o ,idenco, No. lsI Monroe sroe
Lo.kLod O. - t-fsr' lease copy. r.Iov ,r,-,b 10
HOOKER -'n iAton, Conn, on Ihuf'dey' 's'0H ~
The friend lcr Invited 10 srefd the Iu''tN
Mondal i.....- asJi O'Clock, IRON nir a.' iV' .
KiPP-A. fith'day morning, DeIorAA' VIE ~
Jane l- 80 years. ..,,..
III o. wil ta4o place at tho residence % Ne 60.
Ssmlsl Thorn Blu. oiog. y. y, 90 oe'cna gay a Ie
y IA. The r.nius will b. in errSa o. ,h-fsua. ~.
fsuds and relatives OF tho family aio Toipo'uN' ''
mTSER-on Friday. March 20. William W. Mines NJ d.
In tbs 85d year OF his age. ,,, ,,s..,o, ~,
The friends Of the family, and tho His oa Sunday t,e
I'D At oeioek m. from ny late io''aenee' NO. ~
H. st broadway without further invitsnon. NJ, -,
U.,,is lillian oay Slaughter IF Warren and AnrA zab
Msui,on sx,d yeNa. I mouths Aad asIS
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Convention Of I,PUai-Tcuder Notes.

PnuApEIr PIMA. Friday, March 20 1861
Nh jay Cooke, United States Loan Agent, an
noar,es the conversion of 81 Co., 900 Of legAender
into Inc 90 Government loan within the lat SIX
dave
me subfcrlrtion Today in New.York was 1910,
600; ia Philadelphia, $50 900; IN Boston, $4,000;
IL Cincinnati fi05, 600, IN Pusbuigh, SjOO0l; IN
Was1ington, 100. IN Cleveland, $4,000. Ioisl,
?1OOODO
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Fires.

CivoissA1I Fhlly MaI,h 20. 1904.
FIRE 81 Evansville yesterday destroyed i've
buildings. Loss considerable.
LocEloIT n s., Friday M.reh n. li5)
destructive fire occurfed here THIS morning Of
about O'Clock. Merchant & Co.'s gar ling o lac
togv, livery staLle, and several other building
were DESTROYED. One rpsn Of horscs were burned.
lnss about co., on which there Is liute or no
sura
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EXTRA meeting or mn t0AsLENAINE hAf'b-
LcsS AssousrioS or THE IwEaT'-5Ecoh' "A'r-'"'
suspt to pubic call an meeting Of this oisn@on was
hello in No 6C5 Eighth t,cue, ThundAy light i-f TIE
uufpose o. iiulnq he Tweuty-sccoud Ward lloyd JHou
League og.pi1od We'd sslsy. Isaac Lgbcf' esd en1
Dr. Edmund kool addressed the unconnonly large a''
tendance botn spestcr pointing out the duty and bnoHt
nocosy Of each oyal citizen 10 stand by and snppo" The
all hssArds in this hour Of trial Humorous
members signed their names to tho roll and the meeting
adjourned until the frat Thursday in April
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From Albany.

ALBANY. Friday. March 20. 1867
TIE Committee TO investigate the charges against
the Speaker has subpenaed the following Witnesses:
Hamilton Harris Of Albany, Thomas Hope, Isaac
Sherman, Mira MARY A. Wood, III. ". Pierson and
Joan Livingston OF New-YOrk
The Militia Committee, accompanied by The Adju.
tsnt-C General and Inspector General, and the Hon
NJ Frean of the Assembly, will inspect the fortiica
tions Of New-York harbOr on Monday next.
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Grrat Couutrrfpif.

BosroS Friday. March N 1917.
Counterfeit $3.50 bills on the Central Bank Of
Worcester have teen successfully passed on eeyeiH
banks in Boston and vicinity. one Of them was
taken 81 toe Suffolk Bank. There is warm puT-
sui, after the parties who passed them.
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The Ohio Legislature,

CiScisSATTI, Friday March n, 1851
special dispatch from Columbus to The Ga
.eits, says resolution has been offered in tho House
expeing Otto Dresel for offering resolutions dis
loyal in sentiment, aud insulting to the country 1t
is thought action will be taken on tho resolution
to-day.
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TExPERANcr.-A very large meeting Of The
Band of Hone Movement connected with the American
Temperance Lesgue was held lsst evening at tho yceam
Hail. Jersey City Mr. J. Rsvel. Secrstsry Of the Loague.
gave very lecture upon tbs Importance 81 Tenn
peance IN Youth AZ the close quito slss number ssnod
the pledge
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Far ON SniPBo,ED.-The schooner Bnllrush, o.
Eswrot A. T. with load o! hay l,us ua.er Jcney CJ'
toos le Yesterday mora e. about O'clock and but 90
tbs at ed.c Tho hsbor police vert % her ssiat
anec snd ,1n .d h5r Ga oeoek, zen tLe} 'cui lea
her The hsy GoteInmtut account and ~ Prove
t loss s.AgtLeEi damaged A-04. i.Js, aHd as'
4. II
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The newfoundland Line.

ST.. Jou~'s Y. H.. 1hursdsy, March 49, lbtJ
Tie ca acIO-s tho Gulf Of 81. l.AWrenCo was
damaged by ice near lie shore on the l@th. The
break has now been rop.ired and We are again IN
tel..r.oLic Communication with New-iork.
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rni,rrr.umrnt,.-sntnrdn,, MaIeh 0f.

WALLAC E's-syi1. aud Alt.ua-s Leiohes 10 Ida
WINTER GABDES-Domboy and Son 1000 Miiineu
klNLlfs-.llo kIcI.antltss
THE HYW ~ .A-Msceil'nro1' psT'orusrest
B.RSUH's Mt5-UA-I4e Eol Of To Dfun.
EEOADWAY MrSAGERlE--NIid sniIa psroTDlIE
GOTPIf'S GALLEII -' 0cano o. the Alde..
ACADEMY or MUSlC-Un Baio (alatlleel.
TIEAIER observation-disclosures aud Evening lsreTn
auctf.
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Of the Furopn-The Arabia
Onward Bound.

HstVAI Filay, Mtfch 1U-I4 M
There are no signs o. The Europa, now fully duo
With q week. laier news fIom Europe.
Ire Ar.bia, nom Boston, arrived al ] a. LII, ana
,ailed 1t =. ~ q. u. for Liverpool
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MANFRED.

nrpRv- So iRs-ru New,rk y. J.. On Wednesday March
~ T., ,he R.v H. W Poo- ID the Rev CnafesT Berry
20 h1n, A. sears Of Geo b. oo4s, esq no caid'
isurd
coLEs-JANs EN-Oa Ne5nesisy, Mach 10. b. the Rev.
- M .anlils'. VIM. c. Coles 10 Mss Eleanor NJ Jotsen,
Iii of Wilialalusah. i. I. 10 c-ri.
sTvVEgs-LELATD-Byt the Rev Dr.. Home. al ~. LIKES
fhrfrh Inlsdephls. Thursday Ms ca 49, Simon
steven. Of NswioA 10 Caroline Leland Cu4bb daughter
AZ au,os Leland,
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1yupiC,ual Election,

H,RRi.uUHG. Pa. Friday. hsfch 20, 1863.
\. i. Roumi0rt, Democrat, was elected Mayor TO-
day By % maj urily. Democratic loss 30
ERIE. "a. Tndsy, March p, 1853.
p. Metcalf, Union candidate, was elected Mayor
to-day by majority OF ia.
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MiLlIAEr.-Ihs following order LIS t,.a issge
b. Gsa. Uiu4aE.
EHio OK UrLsASy's ifHsua-Ah.Ets, !
NJ. eco ErtaIWay nEg.IoaE March 10, 1907
Rpacs Order No siIcu. john y. Alexander ADD Iieut.
Fa~sss r~noft forthwith thee lcaiausftefs
ord ~ q lsLsuornbly dIsl4iss.d a."
~ uand % bfs Gen. oi-bAi A.'f'
Mo.gs 1 BaOpN, A. A. o.
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Che Creat Indian Medicines.

"CHFEOKEE CURE."-An unftiling Specific for Semi
nal WsA.ne. Nocturnal Emissions ImPo;eucy, Pains IL
TIE Back ous 10 the Bidder aad all nervous di'ease
caused b. iuGi.ereiOns Of youth Oae bottle, vi tafs'
bottle, a..
"CHEROKFE REMEDY AND "CHEROKEE IN
JECTION"-Ihs,. two medicines, used in conjunction
the FIRE, Internally the latter its uso pPes-neser IA
70 remove all improper discharges in male OF female Ont
bottle ~; three bo'tle' rs.
"CHEROKEE PILLS" OR FEMALE REGULATOR
Ono box oil, boIos 3 Sent by mail free OF postage
Al Of above medicines seat by expires, receipt Of
ice, by the sole proprietor
DR.. w. r. MERWIN 81. Louis No.
D. s. BARNES 4 Co., Ne. 2c5 Broadway, New-iork.
wholesale agents WHO will supply the trade at propieioFs
prices
UMIgD STATES TREASURY, NEw-ioRE. Mach 20. lob
Under Authority FROM THE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY, hereby give notice ts,' hereafter IN
ter... At the rate OF FIVE @ PER CENT @i be allowed on
Deposit under tho act Of Congress- approved Feb 23 1867
Tor 10, e,s than THIRTY 800 DAYS subject to be with
dawn ater TIN Qg DAYS NOTICE, siyea a. any time
after tho expiration Of the THIRTY (Jol DAYS.
Dspos. he eto)rs made at four 90 per cont uey De vl;h
drawn a. auy tine without notice, for the purpose OF being
rodeposi,ed a. i've (5) per cent. JOHN J CISCO.
A.sistan. Treasurer u. s.
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Union 5sceiings.
Ar BALTIMORE.

BsiTiKoHB, Friday, March %, 1861.
The hall Of the Maryland InEtitute wac crowded
tonight with most enthusiastic audience OF u0eon-
6itional Union men, 10 hear Gov. Andrew johnson
Of Tennessee and olhers. Secretary Che,e, Post
master General Blair, aud the Hon. Mar. MAYNARD
were present. The ball was splendidly decorated
The meeting is stil IN progress. NJ. JohLs son IL
making telling speech, and is warmly appnuded.
While Gov. johnson was speaking, Gen. Burn
ode entered the hail IN citizens dress. Beng recog-
Tlized, he was received with wild enthusiasm by the
people. lie made few remarks alter Mr. johnson
eoncludad.
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AT NTW-IONDON.

Esw.LoNDOs, Ct, Friday, March 20, 1863.
A great Union meeting was held in this city TO.
night. Ex-Gov. Waieht Of Indiana, Col. Beard Of
Illinois, and Others addressed the people. The Hon.
<. G. Iippt. presided assisted by fifty Vice pres
dents. It was ono Of the most imposing political
demonstrations ever known In this section OF the
State.