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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
A Midsummer Melody.

A Midsummer Melody.
IT night In the dog days.
And all through the house
Night providers were stirring
Flsss bedbugs and mouse.
The chi dren, uneasy,
Squirmed this way and that
The bsdbuEs preferred Thorn
Becsuse they were fat
Bat at dawn each insect
Lyons death powder fell;
And the rats and the mice, too.
succumbed 10 his Pill.
LYONS POWDER will kill all insects. LYONS MAG
NETIC PILLS death to rats and mice Sold every
where DEMAS S. BARNES & Co.,
No. 2Oe Broadway, New. York.
Carpetings.
l.. ED q Il II T o n,
NOS. 70 AND 81 WORTH-ST,
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO HIS
LARGE STOCK OF
CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
MATTINGS, RUGS, DRUGGET, &C.,
WHICH HE OFFERS Al PRICES WHICH CANNOT
FAIL TO MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION ON
FIRST-CLAss BUYERS.
r. w. uoTCHKIS So invites his friends to call and exam
ine the stock
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Tur HAnpoR DEFENSE CoMMIssIoN'-rhe Com
-, meet Yesterday, the big meeting and Com
ae duty in making arrangements for the o0'eq"'es o.
Ii.n, col Kuba preventing the attendance OF quorum o.
tbe members. but meeting will be he'd a, an eay Gay o.
,s..ived note from friend of Com T. A. Ste
ins that the latter is confined to his bed by sickness
r,c,s.tins posponoment Of his visit of Inspection TO
RI floating battery which had been appointed to be made
to-day.
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Spring,

Spring. -. d,
SPRING CLOTHING. not surpassed IA ne wy ~, ~
assortment taste, style. price, In ihi' Guy lno
Custon-Room Chiliren's. and FuTui'hins Depart
ment not equted Entire s.tsiaoion gwen %
money returned Please call aud examine Tor your
solves. n
r. b. BALDWIN Nos. 20 and u Bo"erJ
LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.
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Gilt Combs aud Steel Combs o.prS
NEW SITLEA JUST RECEIVED FhoM iAN'''
Tor sale by -. p...1x,~
WV " one dosT below lsas. st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

BOARD OF CoUNoiLMEN.-Tbe Board OF Coui'cn-
men met at p. IN. yesterday. The MAYORS Message pU
testing against the passage Of the Broadway hai0Sa W"
already adopted IN tho Senate and reported
ths Assembly was received. resd aud feieUeu ts"
rosd Coumtsa The Message sent TO the Alue'Lie
Fortnight go but 81 they failed of quorum ~
presented 1t published soon si'e % 10 nat mi.
wee The courtesy Of presenting the paper 20 tao C9
p.1 I, s.e,s tbs Mayor waived at last probably cohoun
a co1ld prompt any official econ by the common
ing VA oiSn to the adop ion OF dill, more time
sbonid he wasted in getting it before them 80,
Tbs Board ooucuned with the Aldermen IN increasing 'he
- 81 M = Psrk- Kserers from = 80 ~ per day
other business interest Tue Board
eli IA O'clock this ate to tke some action IN respect "
a. death aud funeral Of Lieut. o.. kimbsl.
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6ueriaI Noiltes.
..rh. nny-fhe Cnnse.v

,ugs ANNA = 1lDhiNsON on PHILADELPHIA
viii ,ucsk on the above topic at tue ,,
" 49, COOPER INSTITUTE
TUESDAY EVENING, April ~, a. o. el9ch' ,.L
TIE Rev HENRY WARD BEECHEh VIII also SPEAK
aud intro luce the lecturer .,-...., .i..,ion
Mics KINsON touk sctive part In the recent
csr0p.igu. IN New-Hampshiie and CONNECTICUT Peeps
nightly 10 ge.t crowds she raised to Ptch Of en'h
asm that was perfectly irresistible. -, -, .,cl
The proceeds, expenses VIII % lot 'h' oe"e" " ~
ana wounded soldiers =. -. GA =, Ton,
Ticbets 10 cents Reserved seats 80 cents sod IoS.
s-, No l2l Nassau ST: Fowler Wells No y6 Btoa9'
Lockwosd. No ali Broadway hiers No. Oh Broad
Ssy. 4, Oh c...a
plsiorm tickets 80 cents for sale 81 the hhoa'o'J
ard Office, No. a. Beek uan.st.
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prn1entinn of PcraonnI LiheriN.-The

A Great u MON Army Meeting viii be led IN ne
Reclaimed DuIch Church. Sysck, y. Y On WEDNESDAY,
al "A D. N to aid the Board Of Publication, L. d. C. in giS
iut Religion, Reading b. Army aud Shyy Address
nv lie expected from the Rev ALEX. Y THOMPSON
Pastor II ia. Ref Dutoh Church, Nsw-1gb aud the
Rev Or. GEORGE JUNklN refugee, lat" Presiieni ~
Washington College eI ngton. Va ho;h ADJ" shd oiogueh
men collection will he taken. 10 will be meeting VI
gre.t Interest and importance What We do must be done
qaicky Our soldiers passing away. All -re cordially in
vited h. attend.
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and proongns life no medicinal PREPARATION either Of the
p.s. or the pesen, time has been completely and unve
sally successful as
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.
Against the vspOrs foul prepare.
That fever-taint the heavy air.
Drink not unmi1ed the wsier found
In prairie' woods or msr'hy ground
H,eientsry toll youply
Nature you must dsiist-or die
For when debsred from exercise.
For ari,seia aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Isthrea:ensd evil to Prersas,
And II you'd be rslsved spared
From Ills that crush the unprep1Tet
Hos.etters Bitters use-or note
Th,v are the suREsr AsTIDors.
To set at defiance the mssms Of unhealthy soils the poisea
Of unwhOesOme the siuya Of crowded woTkroous
and factories, ,nd the bsneu Influence Of ssdsn!ary employ
msnt., /. is only necessary to be fOrexmed with
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.
Dy,pepsia', psngs. tina. rack and grind
The body. and depress the minai
Agues. that Is they 60 and come,
Make life q constant martyrdom
Coles aud dyssn.eric pains,
Meath which the strong mans visor wsnsst
Bilious complaints, those tedious Ills,
Meier conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread dlarrhea, that cannot be
slow,cons,itutioual decay,
Tha. brings Death nearer. day by days
Esrvou, pro.trson, mental gloom
Hsrsds Of msinos or the tomb;
For these-though mineral nastrum, fall
Means Of Relief at least We hail,
HosrErrzRs BIrrERs-medicins sure,
Not to p,uent alone, but cure
In Dyspepsia, FsvxR AND AGus. BILIOUS cOxPLAIsrs
CONSTITUTIONAL and Nervous DEBILITY, coSsrrrAros'
sEIncKsE.s spAsss, aud in all complaints OF Man q
Woman proceeding casual inheren. wsasn'" We
body. III. on. great remedy and restOrative'
HOSTETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERs.
To wanderers or land
From Polar shore TO Tropic strand;
To household lone. and regions new,
And jewellers in sress cities. tooi
To soldier. in camp, fort, aud held
Who need against disease a .hisdi
To miners. California bound
And illsrs o, wet, mArshy ground,
To feeble wives Of fragile mold.
To young and middle-sged aod Oldi
To those in health, who would enjoy
Heavens best gifts without alloys
To all the rensthl.ss, weak, and pale,
Who drOop yet know not what they si.
HosrErrKRs BrrTERs we present
A.ueal.h's most potent element
n thar. 4. any value public opinion or any weight H
testimony the very bes. and safest Tonic. COusctvh
and Alternative now before the worlds
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITrERS.
Sold by respectable Druggists in all parts of the world
HOSTETTER 6 SMITH,
PITTSBURGH, Pa
Nawy0k oG0c. No. 4sS EgQAQWAY,
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CITY ITEMS.

CRY MoRrALIrr.-The total number OF 'e"'. -,
ip this city during the week ending April ~ was ~,
les. than the number Of deaths last week ana Q"
o. on the number in the correspondents Woo A..
The deaths from acute diseases were 1'V'
2O4 from external and other causes 30
fnstitutiops 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

UNIrRp S1ATRs TREAsURY, NBw- YORK
April l6. 1868.
DEPOSITS of United States Legal Tender
Notes are received al this Office Temporary Loan, to
remain at least thirty m days and payable ct any time there
as at tho expiration Of uo days notice together with
Interest nj the of Eve @ per cent in like money From
persons residing out of town. drafts this city will be ae-
epted in lieu Of the Notes themselves
JoHS j. Cisco Assistant Treasurer U. 8.
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fAdveriisementl
|. 1UUYfurrNr

fAdveriisemenLl
PURE BOURBON WHISKY,
Bottled BY
UD0LPHO WOLFE.
For sale BY all DEUS Grocer and Fruit Stores In New
York. HrolklYn AID ye.sey (Ity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

Ambrosin (, Stimulating Ouy EItrscs Of Roots,
ga-.. AID h-rba IL viii cue a. diseases o. ne seal
aud ichips OF the head entirely eradates daIdur pre-
y the hai- from falling OF turning pr, miurey gay
5ue h 10 .ro thick and ooy Beware o! limitations None
genuine but Dr. Sterlpgs
CHRTrPiCArk.
TLi. (, 10 certify that about 3 months sso commenced
u.Ipg STEliING'S AMBROSlA. Ny hair was short thin
and rapidly falling Il. had t,ed many h ionc'' inVis
orators Sc without receiving beneh, soon alter us
IN. Amblo.a my hair ceased ianng cut aud comueucei
IRWIN, 4, rsdv a. e. asouh Now my hair is thick
90 and .o,. aud /. I'VE eud for inches 10 length
ttribtr solely 10 tue -. u sTEELlNGS AMBRJSA as
ce have commenced using t have applied notLins else
>, nv hair MRS LUCY 4 BROWN.
No lg2 Bleecksr-st.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
BEWARE or mutations
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
NONE GENUINE But pr H. H. s TT5RIING,s
NONE GESUINE But DIR. H. Ii. SIEhLlNU'S'
Pa, up Ia box containing two bottles. Pdee' pl'
'''1 y Dr. ii. ii. STERLING, Sole Proprietor.
Depot, No 49, Broadway.
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The Farmers, Club OF the American Instit uie

Tae Farmers Ciub OF the ~ n naiihIn" III IS
val at its rooms ia tho Cooper mon bDpuhs y,
DAY Tuesdsyl, at n O'Clock .. m Subject iuulht VI
fuit lTess" choice ysncly Of Seeds iron ..o As'a
IRA Department al Warrington viii be dlstnbnteo-
JOHN w. CHAMBERS, bscretaTy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

New-York Historical Society," special mte'ins
will be held At the Library, TUESDAY ENENINO Apu.
~ AZ "a O'clock Rev. k CHARD sTORRS. Jr. D. D,
win read paper the life aud Services ~ tho ae Gen
Michel 4. = A ANDREW WARNER. Kscds Sec
Protection Of Personal Liberty.-Ths thifd Lee
tufe In sshss toe KEbELLON. vii be Dc 1sied y
tne REV. DIR CHEEVER. WEDNESDAY ENENlNO
next In the Church o. the Puriisn', UuonquAe on Tho
ebgapu on the United States GJVsuu.t enforce them
,,nt Al rebellion und nsln ation" 1h- Lectures ffrr
The Hutch noas will be present and wall sns The songs u
fr.ed
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Usefal and Valuable Discovery.

HlLTON's INsOLUBLE CEMENT
Ia Of more general practical utility than any invention 20"
before ths public Il has been thoroughly tested during tho
year. By practical men and ~ AZ 20 %
uILToNs INsOLUBLE CEMENT
u new thing aad the resalt o! ears oil STUDY "
''A SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
aud under no circumstances change Of temperature VIII IL
become corrupt emi. shy oaen'ivs smell
ROOT AND SHOE MANURACrURERs,
vii. fad 4, the best article known ioI cement
la lie clAnuels WORKS without delay IS not aueeted oy
any change Of Temperature.
JEWELERS.
will ind I. sufficiently adhesive iof thef use Is hss oeen
proved.
IT'S ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO LEATHER,
aud we Aim especial merit that sticks Pcnes ana
Lining. 70 Boots and Shoes sufficiently strong without
stitching
IT'S THE ONLY LIQUID CEMENT
-rtant that 10 sure thing Tor mendnz
FURNITURE cRocKERY.
and articles OF Household use.
REMEMBER. HILTON'S INsOLUBLE CEMENT
i. In liquid form and q; e.y sPP'sd S a. PiEsr
i.iu.oIuhle IN OIL
HILTON's INSOLUBLE CEMENT
adhere. oily substances
Supplied IN Family Manufacturer package, from
'''''' HILTON BROS Co, PrOpre,Ou,
For sale wholesale by NJ Ward Clo'- 4 CO. No. 100
Wisu.st; H. c. Olslry. No. ii ParArow Hal! Ruekel,
No 2l8 Greou = .ch a.. aud o. retail everywhere
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"Capture Of the Ariel"
Ab,autiful card photosfsph last published by
AOe'u'iu ''iU P"''0|Nf"' a ii T. ANTHONY,
No sol Broadway N. Y.
Price Is cent. can DO sent by mai
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Loyal National LeHgue.
THE HALL OF THE LEAGUE.
No. sI3 BROADWAY, near l2th-st.,
IS OPEN DAY AND EVENING,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED) FOR MEMBERS OF THE
LEAGUE aud their Friends In the City GOm the Country.
~ The ROLL Of the League already signed by about ten
thousand Member may DO signed a, the Hal b. citizens who
ar. no, .lrepdy members, and ALL MEMBERS can there
obtain, gr.tuitoa.y, DOCUMENTS connected with the
,e, question, OF th. Tines for sending to fsud IN the
Army el'ewhers.
BADGES FOR SALE AT THE HALL.
ANY MEMBER. BY sending the sddfe" o'tho', whom be
-i,h, to supply can have documents sent them DIRECT
from II. Hall Of the League.
JAMES A. ROOSEVELT Secretary.
Chamber Of Corimerce.-A special Nsrusl :, W We
Anil ~ ~ O'clock 10 hrst from NJ & 3. HALL some &C.
uut Of HI Arctic Explorations and some views 10 references
to their inisrs', - The Commercisl community. -
Association OF Exempt Flremrn. -Ths ogarterly
o. Gt8p m Puncua attendance requested a. 1phlss'
Of the utmost Importance viii be en,ia'IsS; ;.s p,a,
@. W WHEELER Recording Secretary.
sixteenth Ward People. Union ASSOCIATION
NoTthwes, corner leth-st and ttL-EF'
A LECTURE
B.fOr. the above ..oc!liioa, will be delivered by
SAMUEL {. REED, E.Q.
WEDNESDAY EVENING April %, 1902 at s'eloeE
Subject:
TRIP To THE HOLY LAND.
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Read ard Reflect.

Read ard Reflect.
Make sure ofHEALrH. "ButhOw," yoacs
We answer tits an easy task
Strengthen the STOMACH and sustain
The NERVES, the servants Of the brain.
The LIVER keep in active play,
And regulate, from day to day
Each organ aid on Natures plan.
Brace and refresh the INNER MAY,
And like watch ths?s kept ia chime
By constant care with railroad tims
The systems tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spirit, too.
"How." you inquire, "can this be doust
This Victory DER Disease be WON'T
"HosrErTER's BIrTEEs," reply
LHRALrH's SUPREME PEorEcrIos-raY!
Asa means Of rezens.ns the dsordersd and snfesb,sl
system regulating every function Of he internal organs
vivins the depressed spirits iuvsOrating the constitution.
and proOugins life medicinal PREPARATION either Of the
pas. or the present time has been 50 completely and unive
sally successful as
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Attention, Loyal Men.-The OoPpeT1Ise re-
INK badges. lot 10y outnumber 'hs. me- rs pn,.
Union BADGE is ready. Phoe-'lnso 49,. "
10 per hundred by mail or express, s" '"
TVEREIT L. o. Box No. l,Gf OF No. ia Fui''1'@
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A Great Union Army Meeting vii be hsll i

a Great Union Army 4Nft'iHH WI ~ hbiH ~ W."
RrOosyu, ct :. p M Ihls EVENING T. aid IA sv'ns Re
.,t"n r. d. G. Inc ~, citing will Be addressed by Rev
JOSEPH sCUDDER. Chsrlsin Ia the Army and the Rev
ins,on College, Lexington Va and perhaps, Others sons
b. sabbstn-sehco Clifen collection viii be taken Tho
meeting viii 20 mo.1 Interesting ana HhPofah" All arc
cordially invited to attend.
speciaI Notice.-TLe Member, Of PUTNAM LODGE
No yj8 r. snG N. hereby notified to meet q. the
to paieipl,o the Obseqle' Of sie Brother. JOHN
L4 fS{p sea1s S S S,S' u ~ W HoUoHToN
Freedmen.-Ths Hon. c. c. LEIGH. just returned
from tns sJutn viii make statement Of this working OF
fcdo .uog the slaves and their progress In in
dusty aud edaeatioo DR. Dowings Church IN Bedlord.
ms tIuesdayl hVhNING f" .! ocloek al are invited
We are Now Opening
A very large importation Of we'll selected
FRENCH CHINA AND FANCY GOODS,
which having secured before the recent rise In
GOLD aud EXCHANGE.
can be sold at small advance over former prices giving par
ties ,bou, to furnish or reht advantageous opportunity Of
supply Il themselves with
CHINA DINNER SETS. TEA aud TOILET SETS
frbi,s and deeoruted), GLASSWARE, CHANDELIERS
SILVER and PLATED WARE. BRONIhS' CLoCAS'
PARIAN WARE MANTLE ORNAMENTS. and FANCY
GOODS generally.
Our assortment is unusually large and otuac'Ve'
E.V. HAUGHWOUT Co,
Nos 1855. 400 and 4D2 Broadway cor BIoome''.
Window shades.
A Large Assortment Of
WINDOW SHADES.
New, and ELEGANT styes for sale to the trade terms low
THOMAS POTTER. NO 70 Lioertyst.
"AIl Quiet on the Potomac"
An s,opii,e tr,prr y hich t. the whole story Pubi'h
.i 10 card photograph, pdee rs cent? ~ - ANTHONY
No sol Broadway, N. Y.
noraniu M Auction,-The most desirable piece o.
real c,tste the market Viii he onsieu ~
DAY Cruesday) u o'clock H.. at the hrichant, h,cah.o'
by T. H. LUDLOW Co. Ii consists OF W. @ 80 '
No 1856 and 1853 West 40ths between Ith anu osh-ss'
ia side upon the rear which are neal
tagrs fame built by day-wok, and ps'cu.y i
Economical ellny. As the sale IL puIonPoy soue
opportunity IL ssened for safe in'esIhe Iii .lR ~
as the property apart hom seiP'yihS '0N'' ''
value within lew years.
Attention, Loyal Men.-The CoPPeIhead' are wear
INK bsdge. let 10y Outnumbe shsln hSSa rs nt,
Union BADGE is ready. Phoe-'nso 49,. " "
: 10 per hundred. by mail OF express, poUao vs.
EVEHETT, Z. o. Box No. i,6h, OF NO. q" '""'~
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rooms no. - bohu's'
sOnp-, Candies, Starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
&c HULEs SONS.
formerly w. Hull Sou
CAcs No. % PIk.row,
Opposite Psrk Fountain, New fork.
Ohsr tho trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT
Djarrb,a Cured,-Dr PECKS EXTRACT OF
sNEEI CUM for Diarh,a Dyscntery and oil similar com
psnis Of which mention has REPEATEDLY been " aa5 III ine
featured BY the Unou Medicine Company" and for sac by
array suer' ADD Dlagssts seneIsb NaI-nted ha'"i0''
H. CHlLDs. Wholesale Agent, No 'o5 ST., wash
No. 10 CedsT-'t, New-fork
AT No. 100 Fuirpn-st., Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN GROCERIES.
RESIDENTS OF BROOKLYN CAN BUY THEIR
cHEAPE2 o t9sp y s sRs to SFiGE5 50'l
And generi a,sortnIent Of GROCERIES, at ,,oyrvN
CREEVEi'S No. 100 tJLIoN-ol' bhOOhbiN.
Cabinet Furniture.
AT MANUtAC1 URERs fRlCk.S,,
ann ooo WOITu OF FIRST.CLASS FURNITURE
In Consequence % the falling oil IN oar 49,, @
WI offer manufactured .ooa' 10 the PuOo a. ' INV
' cppptps Of Psor Library Dining and Bedroom Suites
made Of selected material and Ia the latest ''N0S
An goods warranted ......... .t..,.ho..
Please examine our sG9d bfr' EgI'hS6So
Nos. l26 and l27 RyingtOu-'t, bet Essex and Norfolk
Gland I,.e1 aud Hoosious stages pass close BY
The Fairy Wedding!
Nv sneca semsut We puDisb s1cIsl.sy tne CAhD
piiIfoGRkPdS of the LlLlPUTlAN WEDDING
MI and Mrs Gen Tom Thumb in wedding dress price 25c.
Cnmmodors Mott aud Miss Minnie. Groomsman aad
bridesmaid ptce 2ac.
Mrs, Gen To Thumb ceebrsied pton dress price Csc.
Misses Lawns and Minni7 Warren 2c.
Tne hole Bridal Ia ~ (group OF tour) cad...prce SOC
The Bridal Party (ser. pictue) price SOC
The frids Party Stereoscopc coOrrdl prce 15c
The price OF card pictures coored. WI be extra Can
be Sent BY mail ON receipt OF price and pOsg' stamp.
None genuine unless ed viii our trade marx "a IN
circle the front Of the photograph Beware Of spurious
copies made from sngrayings, &c.
+. II. I. ANTHONY No, sol Broadway, New-foTk,
Manufacturers OF the best Photo graphic Albums aud
Publishers OF Gard photographs OF ceie9rige''
The negatives OF hese Quite pictures were made o' "
by BRADY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

HLTONs INsOLUBLE CEMENT
IF NOR. general practical utility thsn any invention now
,vo ye,r. by practical men and pronounced by all q DO
pFRtH 10 eyT ADHESIVE REPARATI On KNOWN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
BOURBON WHISKY.

PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is THE BEST
and nos economical for laundry and family being par
ticusry adapted Tor annel and all kinds Of wooden good'
Manufactured and for ,ae by f. MORGAss Sons No I'll
and No. 40 Wesist
ALSO FAMILY PALE and No Soaps
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AN Quiet on the Potomac"

s,on,e rc,prc y hieh tells the whole story Publish
In '"'u p"''' 1P" H. L H. 7. ANTHONY.
No sol Broadway, N. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17

THn'B.zaAR AThis 'institution" " is ID full
tide Of most successful experiment. The
gross receipts az the opening on Tue,dsy eve!
ming were over fourteen hundred dollars,-
They must have been immense last evening az
still larger number Of visitors we're present
than Oh Tuesday evening, uhenit was thought
the crowd was 90 gseat that the spacious Ashe-
neum could hold no morssa Las. evening there
was a perfec.ejam abOye, and beloE--vithiu
and Outside, the eirslei Of booths. is roy ~
Wo shall not attempt description of the
brlIiAhtspectacles TO be seen each evening Of
this week 'at the Athensum. Instead Of at
tempting task so much beyond our descrip.
tive talent, ,jwe Invite out readers 10 70 and see
for themselves au exhibition rlvaling In beauty
and masniacsnce our conceptions of eastern
bazaar. G''r'r'.
Theladies who have produced this Hne ex.
hibltioni for the noble object contemplated, GER
tAinly de.erye, high praise as we'll as liberal
and uustlnted patronage, Every day between
the hours Of IL A. NJ. and 4 p. IN. they serve
up lunch atthe Athei cum to visitors. r.
Make IL point to call at the Athensum dur.
Ing The dsyahd IN she.sSsnirg. gNaI &8(
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17

"AIEAsr- of reason and Aow- Of soal, said
the woman, when sherlock her pan Of Blscui.
from the oven, and threw away four kinds of
vlllainosss eompunds shat shsbad purohassd.
and which they called saleratus. TIE same
lady keeps on.tAlking. and safter one trial
Of Hsrrck Aliens Gold Medal ssleratus, II
any one Is not then atltfsd that there Is moth.
Ing liks Az y.hsif uubelIes win be their ruin,
AT fetaif Everywhere, and at Wholesale by
most oftths 'wkolesale Grocers: Depot 1i2
Liberty Street., New York.on ei hoIsgegToa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
Rebel news.

F RraESs MoHRoE, Dec. l6. "A Avg Of truce
''u ,rsr se-kns i.f,n 1tns,us syususrn @ 10 -
~. o''Pa'OH'' 'Pporr' 20 -
"N
CHARLEsroh' Dec. 10 --rhe enemy h'ed Ia
shoss as the city THE mernipg Seven bu ldings
were struck bnt no person Injured Our bat
teries replied. No nripg on sumter. No new
movement on the part OF the enemy.
CHARLE3ToN, Dec. ID The fire at Sumter
was purely occidental sud unavoidable. Il has
been ex!ipguished, and the strength of the fort
Is as good as bsfore5 No firing GmSumter yes.
tsrdsy or to day, aud very little fling between
the batteries. -Four shells we're thrown into
the city to day. Thirteen Y inkee prisoners.
Including commissioned officers of the United
States brig Perry, captured at Merrill Inlet,
have arrived here. ti14aa a-
Do l2.-The casualties at Sumter yester-
day were ten killed aud thirty wsunded.
THIRD DIspATcu
me oohsr aua pAWsI ssops OF Eason,e
1oupory, soTk nre iast nlgns ana were destroyed
eSeu ie. sGens we're .ulosn is'o lne c,tv, sever
o. q ef, wa'on oon'H,neu ore.R nre' "nion ourn'
Tne,, 'oHu ".ue .nI,' a'ei tApios,oa.
n;ah. ' ~, in snsno Sefe sn,oWn in'o tue G,y les' M
.'Ia,o ~ 'neef'a's VI 'nree nOufs' damage
"'A'"S' .a..s.r ..-
etOoND DISPATCH.
The city has been ehelled al intervals durioo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.-B,th wiugJ of the
Capitol are connected BY telegraph, and 40 Of.
fee established In each for convenience of the
Pretijent aud members of Congress. The
American Telegraph Company having com
plesed arrangements yelterday, messsges are
dispatched to ali poin.s.G 2 .9Et' s'l'
The President has appointed Bdgadler Gem
eral Baford, who still lies dangerously i'll In
THIS city, Major General, In ackno Nledgement
OF bis distinguished military services, the com.
m seion to date from July last.
An effort will be made to pass in the Senate
before the holidays, the bill OF Mr.. Lane, of
Kansas, 70 res riot speculative trs ff, In gold,
slivtr and exchange. The bill will not be in
toduoed without coasultstion with other gen.
tlemen occupying high public positions.
There ara rsindications which point 10 change
In the comma of the department of Missouri.
General Schofeld. now hero, may be trausfer-
red TO B'ltimote, aod either Scbsnck or oae--
cEans, probibly the latter, will be ordered to
the former department.