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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-08-04
NORTHERN NEWS.

New York papers, of the 3Oth state that the Secreta
ry of War has decided that Morgan and all his officer:
will be confined in the Ohio Penitentiary until the
bel authorities the obstacles TO negro troops
captured some time ago in Georgia.
There is another invasion excitement in Kentucky
caused by the advance of force Of cavalry under
gram, 800 strong towards Lexington 400 Yankees
were attacked at Richmond, overpowered and badly
cut up. The people South of the Kentucky River
panic stricken and fed North. Martial law has been
declared in Lexington. All the citizens called to
arms.
The Army of the Potomac now occupies practically
the same line that it did months ago. The recent
active movement will necessarily be followed by
parative inaction
The steamer Merrimac, from Wilmington, with SIG
bales cotton etc. captured by the lroquois the 25h
has arrived at New York.
The Spanish Government has officially denied the
reports to the effect that it was in negotiation with
France the subject of the recognition of the South
Gold in New York, on the 2Sth, 1881.
r. Serious trouble is anticipated in the southern cities
of Illinois account Of the draft. Open resistance
to the Conscrpon law and the arrest of deserers has
been proclaimed. Bodies of armed have assem-
bed to drill for the conflict with the authorities
force of Federal cavalry has been sent there que
the anticipated disturbance.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.
RICHMOND, July 3l.-There has been an interesting
correspondence recently between Alfred Paul, French
Consul for Richmond, and Mr. Benjamin, Secretary of
State, relative the aid rendered by the Confeder-
authorities at Charleston, to the ship Rnalda, be-
longing to the Imperial Navy, which got aground at
Sullivan's Pass. Paul says to the Secretary:
" The Emperor desires the expression of his very
warm thanks be transmitted to your government
we'll the authorities of Charleston" He enclosed
q copy of the despatch received by him from Drouyn
De LHuys, dated June 10th, instructing him to inform
the government at Richmond how sensible we have
been of the kind conduct of the authorities at Charles
ton, sc.
Benjamin. in reply to Paul, says that the Confcder-
ate Governments much gratfed at having had ops
portunity of tesying to His Imperial Majesty the
tments of cordial regard entertained by for him and
for the French people, and the President desires to
say that he fully appreciates the prompness the En-
peror has displayed in responding to the manifestation
of these feelings.
This correspondence amoants to recognition by
France of the Confederacy separate and existing
nation at least.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-08-04

THE lITH y. c. REGIMENT.-A friend furnishes
us the following item, which will be interesting to
many in this county
Island near Pelham, New York, informs the family
of Harry w. Allen that Cyrus Allen is prisoner
but wounded, and that the following members OF
Company A, Capt. HANDY, llth Reg't also at
the same place. l. j McElroy, W Brown, w
Icehower. Robert Ewing, Preston Roberts, Daniel
Dulin. Paysour, ID Hunter, and A Hand-a
doing well. The two last named were not wounded
but left nurses"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-08-04

VALUABLE ACQUIsITIoN.-We learn that the
Confederate States Medical Department at this
place, received. last week, of the most valuable
cargoes of Drugs from London that has ever been
received in the Confederacy since the commence
ment of the war. In the lot are two hundred cases
of amputating instruments. The medicines of
the most superior quality. So it is certain our
soldiers will not die for the want of medicines.
These Drugs were bong in London by Gov
crnment and brought over at its own risk. Such
blockade running that does good; but there
is sort of necessity for the Yankee trash that is
in by private parties and sold for ten prices,
deprcciatng our currency and encouraging extor-
ton and speculation.
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COnscriPt Office,
CAMP HoLNEs, July 25th, ls63.

OAMf ioL"hS, ouiJ -"shI Aooo.
General Orders No. AS
Notice is hereby given to Colonies Of Militia and 10
all concerned that the first paragraph Of General
Orders No H. issued from this Office must not be
strued applying TO any person exempted rs the
owner or overseer of 20 negroes under the Exemption
Act, approved October nth, 1862 much Of said
act as relates TO exemptions Of and oyerseers OF
20 negroes has been repealed by act approved Hsy
lst, 1863. -
To claim exemption rs the overseer of 20 negroes,
persons must comply with all the conditions OF said act
hereto annexed.
Ey order Of Col PETER MALLETT,
Commandant OF Conscripis for ~ C.
J. ". MALLETT, Adutant.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnd' Superini,

Aug 3, 1868 1t
Register, Progress, Standard, Western Democrat
Fayetteville Observer, Wilmington Journal Salisbury
Watchnan and Asheville News copy week with this
paragraph
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DELUsIoNs.--The Yankees, laboring under the
dcluson that the South is about sub ugated are
proposing to declare war against England and
France-to drive the English out of Canada and the
French out Of Mexico To do this, the Yankees
say they must have the help of the South, and, if
they can conquer us, they will compel Southern
men to enter their army for this purpose
There are q few men in the South who for the sake
of peace, willing to submit to the Lincoln Gov
ernment; but they would soon find out that the
abect submission will not give them peace
they would be required to enter tho Yankee army
and fight not only against true Southern men who
will never submit to Lincoln masters, but against
foreign nations that have incurred the displeasure
of the Yankee nation. Our only hope for peace is
in compelling the Yankees to acknowledge in
dependence. Submission would never secure peace
for us.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-08-04

Tue loss in the 59th and esd Regiments was sus
' IN cavalry E,hts from the 18th June to 9Th July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
DIED.

BERRY--At her residence in Brooklyn. wedncs6s =.
March = 1882 at o'c!ocb Eliza II Berry, daughter
OF the ~. Robert H,nuas Of stisesre ired n tho ESD
gear Of ir'r 80.
Further noHes In to-rnor owls psper.
BURR-At C-rbondae. Pa, Oh Monday March 1883. the
Hon issc Errr for ycs's resident OF Meredith.
Delaware Ceanty, ~ T., in tLs 791 year Of hi. az,
pEN-At IIud.o- n j. on WedIcsdsy. March ofscsret
fever. Charlotte Matilda odss pryvia. daughter James
ID Dry, aged y,lTs. month and IL days
The liends OF The family nvo 20 attend the tuneFai
her fathers resdence In iiud'on st3 o'clock MI on
filsy, the tih ias,.
DOWS-ln this city. on Wednesday morning Mascs 4,
Harry younse., child % David and VI h. Dows' as'd
year ard months. ,
TIE relatives eas Of the family invited 10 attend
ae fon.rn from no - Irving Place Of rhsrday oth inrs
AZ. o'clock N. without iurther not % go.
DIR 4AND-Ou Wcdicsdsy mJTuir, March idbJ after
short aud painful fines, Annie T. daus Yer 81 GireIi anc
the ldo Mary Dutsuds in zoe Dist year o.her .se. ,
IT'S lrsye. md lrends o tIc family are epccuuy invited
70 s.lend her nnera, nIAl SAINTS Church on Ihofssay
anegnoOn al | o'clock. yitho NJ further inv te,ion
HeE REMAINS will be takou TO Cypress Hills Cemetery Tor in
te-menL 80
GREGORY-Ia jersey C..s 81 Wednesday,. Xareh Alice
". Isury. wife Of Charles Gregory in the sd year Of
FanersI eyire II ococi p ~ Friday. Rsn'sius to be
be tesen to Warrington. . .
HOWARD-On Tuos4sy, Nsrsh al ?. Lille, wife OF
The sye and fend, are Invited 70 attend her funeral from
No 10 Pineapple street Biooh'n al 2. p m on Thurs
HALI-in jersey CITY on Wednesday March Isaee Vim
cent Hal ,On oil Dudley snd 'nDaA NJ Hail. N hi' osh
SA!GSTF Non Tuesday morning March ,, ser ssh0rt III
s. w saa sangsic eyed - sss,, months snd :, days
III hend, ADD those Of the iy respectfully invited to
frrn cod Ceue,.ry. Tharsjsy (11hl ssefneoa at
sclorb without further nvtDtion. -
yRTELASp-At stockton, Gel 5surdiy Dec. ~ 1867.
Iga,l yresibud OF jist'n i'lsni New York
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WAEIs1g %.

BETTS-yALENrINE-O "wednesday. March. by the
Rev RE ard Horton. Ar Louis Belts Of sharon, ~ T., to
ibis city No cards
CROSS-WILLIAMS-0n Sunday, March !, by the Rev.
Peter NJ. S,nithGell Gcoss w Gross. Of New.York TO
Hiss Cnagity a. Williams, of Ivins.cn. N. j. No cArds
LEACH-HlLLS--In Prootlyp. on Monday. March 2. by
the Rev MIR. Sspes Oliver ~ Leach srd Lbbie, daughter
OF " ashington Hills all Of Brooklyn. No cards
-. Louis Ma pipers please cory.
AYMOND-DWIGIIT-In Brooklyn. on Tue,dsy, March
Rev. D. Speay Cue house of tho brides father,
Caltain H. W. RAYMOND to SerAh NJ Dwight. youngest
i4uI,er OF ". Il, Dwlit No cares.
sNirH-HOOKEH--In Brooklyn on Tuesday. March g. by
Ito Aug. II. ,e-cy. Nliln b. 5nith and Mss Hsr-
ris,i +. H0oksr both Of Brooklyn. No cards
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Democrats wH.. nIec,j,g in Trenton, -. j

TprNToN n J., W-dr-sday Nefcst, u.
A large maBs meeting OF Democrats iron dlfer-
eui parts Of to State was held this afternoon and
evening. Thirsy-fcor guns we7e fred to celebrate
the termination g The present Congnss. Gee, La
ley cl liunierd0r presided, speeches were msae 10y
JIdqe Mar, e. {. Burr, and Daniel IlolsmAD, VINO
denounced Executive usurrations nd the Cons mp
ion bill.
The meeting then took recess tili7:3O p. IN.
Al the rea-seulblin% Of the meeting the crowd NtS
Immense. Resolutions we're adopted strongly do
nouncing the usurpations Of the Executive and Con
grsss and taking strong States.rgh;s Ground call
my upon ;bc people OF the Stale TO snow trmness
and courage IN tue emergency. The Conscripiion
bill Q Denounced egpsssion upon Sale soyer-
eighty NE Hon. Chse SHELTON, the Bon. james
81 ool;b of New York, aDG the Hon. a. y RogeTe OF
New. Iof soy, addressed tbs ssiiug.
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Mr. CuRpAE would not anOw Mr. Mcksoh 70 te

Mr.. CuRRAE would not afiow Mr., Mchsoh 70 oe
ma)gned by any such pigmy a. Lambert. ! ,o
Nj. McGARrY, who eaid chat price had been
placed upon his head, agreed with Mr.. Cnrran MI
nicCariv was allowed 10 denounce tho Lanbefl
family. bnl when hs protected to Say that none oi
the supporters Of tho Enancipa patton Proclamsllou
were now ia the ranks fighting the battles o' we
country the pbegmatic Germans could no lon8o'
Iestraiu themselves, and they suppressed hluI.
M SroPPELgrIS declared that hey were here
for great demonstration, aud not TO see an IislI
fight
The meeting adjourned, and come further attempts
on tbe part oi The Irish emis-aIies OF Brooks aud
NJ keon were very pleasantly drowed beneath the
splendid strains of The h.iseIilsso
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Traveier.' t.tsi de.

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10 Bo,,o4. d heW.l. lrdol. stoHlag''u I'D
Fall River lines. daily (surdAy' eAcspte1l.. p a.
"a =, ................B a. N ALd "a aud y. ~
To Hosior - Hcw-lisvsa RI via Shors
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To- ..ns O. l. Efe kH...............1.s ~. snd p ~
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I-,.,r....'...... Z. 80 N ~ ID. 81. p m
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a. \, ..hip stou. by Camden SD An5oy l.il'
goad y " N''- T. q"
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aKE'S PLANTATION Bl'TTERSs

BRAKES PLANTATION Bl'TTERS,
They purify, strengthen, and is'tgorats
| They create healthy appetite.
They sntidote to change Of water snn' Diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and sts hOura
They strengthen tho system and snlven tho mind
| They prevent missmasic and intermittent feveat
Ihey purify the breath end aedity Of tho stonsat ma
Ihey care Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Iney cure Disrrhes Cho!era, add Cholera Mor5uS
lucy cure Liver Complaint aid Nervous Headache
iney are the best Bsss in the world They 70 The
man song and e,hsussd ns.ures greas rsAtsrer.
e composed of the celebrated Csissys Bark ssa nile
' Dsudsion' Chamouii, Flower Lavender Plows re-,
""Sesh' Anise, Clover Bods. Orange Peel Snsk>Roo.
|Is"iy 0oriandsr Burdock S-T-issO-X, &C.
Tue '0'wng sample Of the testimony daily received;
SOLDIERS HoHE, CisCrssArr, O., Jan. u.s. Jazz
Mears T. Ii. DRAKE Co
GgsTLEsES; This institution hs, r.,s,xoa aud 81
aid 10 over 1909 sick and dsabed .ola.,, Ih % -.
administered the Plantation Btter in uumsrou. Of az.
haustion fsvers want Of appetite &C. with .hs most
able and gratifying results 1t creates appetite, s.renak ana
cheerfuness and has given many poor Geow biz xuI
health wish this preparation every family In ssy
hospital and on every battlefield. 4.o
With respect, your servant,
Dr. q. w ANDREWS. Sups
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan a. 1868
oxsrLsmKs We require smother supply Of yoar Panls-
guests Of our house. ....r
Respectfully. SYKES, CHADWICK Co...
Props Ynlsrd's Hotel
CLEVELAND Dec 8. 1854.
have been 20 In with Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia that Twas compelled to sbandon my business
used three bottles Of the Plantation Bters and to my asoa
shment sOtirey cured. They the best medicine
used and shall endesvor mako them Plesss
inform me what S.-r.-la6o-X mesnE
Yours, truly. HE KINGSLEY.
Dr. W. A. Childs Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Rsgi.
nent, wri,e wish every soldier ha' sot.s Of Plantations
Bitters They the effective, perfect and hsrmlsss
tonic ever used"
GAR Horsg, LorisviLLa Ky, Dec. o. 1881
Messrs. z. II. DRAKE 4 Co.
We compelled to order IL dozen Plantation Biten ~
supply friends who have 9th way Of procuring this adj
mirab!e article. Respectfully, yours,
sILAS Y. MILLER l. Co., .roprle.on.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 81, 1851.
The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of the
Lind Of Dyspepsia Of four yeS standing have
recommended item Others and far as know. with zig
nal success lam, &C., Rev }. 8. CATHoRN.
BURNETT House, CIScISsArI. o., Dec. %. 1872
Messr, DRAKE Co: The Plantation BeS appear 70 b.
very popular here send twenty more, ard otise.
Yours, truly, T. P. SAUNDERS Co.
&C., &c. &C., &c.
NJ B-They particularly recommended 70 fsnsissAnA
delicate persons requiring gentle st,musot.
Sold by ell Diusg,s Orocers, and Country ssorss.
P. IL DRAKE Co,
No. 2oa BROADWAY, NJ
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NEW.vOHs& LEGssbN
RENATE.,.'H ANY, March 4, 1863.


RlgCHIS.
o,.Mr RICHARD Uuiayorably on The pen,
the repeal Of the Iw relative 10 agricultural
statistics. e., I,c, relotive n the
Hl's OF 20, ~, the bin enforcing liens aud water
,oIts in tle city Of Brooklyn.
i'1 Fro.aby On the bin amending tao Revised Stat
u. reJ. to fIS's e o .as, aD du S''' Tie
'''O ~ BILLS NiRODUCED.
II, Nh GEADLEY-fl' N'w'l0rk County Tax
lew BIZ. o,,r,r ,..s.,,u.. % H. ,..o,,u
,,Ip,Js Igc, rp,ratlng Ccy.
L ny Mr. PRUGS-Rel' to The use and dispo-
,;,;o, Of butts, bogspeads barrels, cask1 and kegs
nv manufacturers O nal, liquors. II prohibits their
b. AFR. Notwithstanding County Treas
uref. from using trust iunds This is the same bill
rs last yeas.
Tho Assessment bill was then considered NJ to the
tour OF adjournment, when it was again made the
,ue>i4l Ortet.
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CITY ana Town Elections.

Foar LDwAsp, n. Y. Wedf esdsy. March 4. 1868.
1he Democrats in Fort Ann have elected Or.
Axte supervisor, and the whOls DsmocIatic ticket
ID elected by ABBOTT 100 majority.
In Fo-t Edward, Al. A. Mash, Democrat Is
IL elected Supervisor, aud the whole Democratic
ticket with the exception of Collector. By 40 ma
jority. re,
Auburn, n. T., Wednesday, March 4, -
A careful canvass OF the vote OF this city shows
that jonas White, D,nocrat, is elected Mayor b.
Z Tsjority.
The Republican, eject all the Other candidates. on
the CITY ticket by Ghoui 100 majority.
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Euasr,u; snsenis. "a y.dny, 1ln--k )

WALLACE s-M.sts and Faces.
WINTER 0AiEDFN--Luois dRrviCs
NlBLO'5- Sstarsls.
BARNUasl MUSyUN-Rsoul-Ninrs Warren.
THEATRE BANCAlsE-Les Pstis, De Mouchc
BROADWAY Il rEAGERIR- wsld ssinai. Perio aauy
SCIiAtS'S GAILERY-Sunsct GA tbS { cast ei Milne
BASNAKUS HAiL.-Rour Pano. Ainas-
GUUPiL'S GALLkRi -Cel-Dfaist veEas Of Art.
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u,.sl, C,,,e mt the po-s-Os,re,

For Great Bn'1ln ard tie ContiHc7t ~ steamer
to,.,.a stIur4.v Mar s...................... lHi
For Euroe ~ ~.rsef Jua fIiisy ~ s...... ~ 2
Ma. ,. IN.
or Ee~-Ufi'1os. ~ steamer Dtofgr Cromwell
Sa.urday Mach II
for S-v 5c-D fogt Royal, Beslfof. sosIA and
south Csro,.ra ~ sieau-r AuSu.a Dinsaaote.
ILuf.1dY. March = N
For "a iiafIil. AC.. daily i'ugaays ozesft~ii,
overland "a ~. Ja-s y. Mo........y = "a. nna - a.
Softh-A haay Plasls And CanalA.. - add y
rar,b ~ IS .,t W.~ Gsi ..............-.......
V,,t,rn NJ al vi, II Railroad ,....3 snI =. -
so',.rn and sooth- We.en Mails a u. a aA4 10:
T,,cfu AZ d ~ Railroad .......5s u.. III bbd q: T.
new tiedfllJ Serirua aud fAl uVef.....-..... J. n
ine Long issDd Msn ce-.s o. =. a. Nal iog Hon p
.tead oaiy clnfes . "a l1o i.uphsh'f
aud babylon Anii c.os@, a. 2. 90. snd . y n-
suuds, Nats- Ga sunday 81 mails 81 80 a. q o u
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Fton Our Special COusspoSdent
ArBt>r Wedneidsy. March T. 1863.
A CALL OF TIE HOUSE.

CALL on TIE HOUSE.
w, bad last evening, the farce which il is always
considered recesssry to rehearsc at least once IN
each session. viz; acall OF the House. Inc 6ov-
crnors Me,sogs, which ID getting to be rather
tLread-bare toris, beog again the special order in
Assembly, 40 large number Of members Thought
themselves Justified in participating in the sleighng,
snd other festivities Of the place, that, at the time OF
pacing. O'Clock, several short OF the number re-
ql'ed 10 make quorum were present.. Tie Dem
sccsic members have iQr u long time been much
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psc Cernde' ontwnrd gSsnd.

BOsIoT. "Wednesday, March I, 1903.
1 The Cs.aada sailed at l0i o'clock, with 8? pss-
sengers for Halifax and iHfor Liverpool, She takes
out about SIi7 900 ia specie:
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Connecticut Republican Congregational
Noniun::ou.

NEw-HAvts. Conn "Wednesday, March 4, is's
| At the Republican Convention held here to-day,
Samuel l.. Warner OF MiddletOwn was nominated
TO represent the III Congressional District III The
XKXNIIih Congress.
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Dueine5s EollGcs.

CoCcns, IloARslNESS, AsTli,A, or any mi
.s, Of the Iboa BRONCHIAL Tube. relieved - allowing
Que Of 'Buows, BroSCuAL rHocuE'" to d''ove IN The
month. All D,ussi.t. sell them.
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP ~ TIE Best
md ao, economical Tor l,uod,y and family Icing per
tcu.rly adapted for Hlbne anil oil lind Of woosn 'ood
Manufactured and for ssle by h. MorGass Sous. No I'll
Wh.h ston-st. nnd No. ilO Ne'tst
Alo FAMILY PALr, and No. Soups.
Mas. MISSIONS SOOTInrG SYRUP
relieve. tho child om pain invgoraes the toin'ch ana
bowels corlecs -eiy nd gives toue aud 'isofto tho "''
syden. 20 cent. bottle.
PREMIUM on GoLD.-rhc Subscriber, who Gnu
not change his pee. Nth the fluctuations Of gold without
mourning enormous expense in advertising tho change IL
compelsdt sell his Pens At Old prcs TbioAos bis Custom
-. oned the benefit II he Premium Cold rather lIsh
the Ws debases e tho beet currency this country ever
had he oe'to oil oml,tns the ,mount fther ode' ID
Gold the iu Premium Ia this city the dsy When received
ls way lac hopes to 10 tho country and his cH'""'''
good without iimig himself. os the Mohro" PIN can
not hc made without Corp
Waen Paper Money sout United State, preferred over
any othea A. MoRrov No 25 n,den-Iauo. New ! ok
TIE CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE 10
sent by rai postage paid with beau,ll morne1 oO'
jeo,, ~ LIbea Ibcolnt to the trade Address sn,.,
fuAG $50 Csnrc-st third floor Y. Reailcd on bIosuHp
by fowLYH WILLS JO8 g. Shepard. yS' Io" o1o, ~.
FAHLASD. SOL cor lJd Optical in't.tu'o under pInu",
INJUN IODINE WATER.
Pure IODINE in pure Water For tho care Of Scron'a'
Consu,nption Rhe,asn syphilis, MecUIial Disease NC
send foI q Circlis Dr. IL. AspEhs = oo''
Physiei.n. aud Chsnist.. No. Sl9 Broadw,y
TRUssEs.-MARsH d Co.'S Radical Cure
Tnrs, Office No Ncsey st. tunder Atot iIou'sl; opg
a.. chuch No connection whatever with AM o'"'' A'"
Oaics of same nama. A female after 4, Ladies
S,rr's KrNIUCKy BPURBoN WHISKY ioi
..lo by Tvear prua0isr AHp Gsoexs Ia hswfo'A "''
| Esb Ia, 1863.
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cnuch jumps
GREAT HISTORICAL LECTURE,
TOUSSAINT LOUVERTURE,
uihe COOPER INSTITUTE.
WEDNESDAY ENFNINd, March II, 1853.
A. Gcosr.phIcnI md Statistical Society,"
ut 5IfI nSs will read paper before the Society AZ
II. ,oyts Cn Hall Aog Place, on .LUksOAh ~ IN
isG Mich 3 At y. m. upon tho Past and FutuTo Topo,
ssphy % the Cuitel sa, based uoa the sadea ri's aud
acfe' ion ofhe '.t,'is c,01yypsTay II w,DpFrL
Itsc,sdln1 Secretary.
,.c,icon Iu,iitute.-A stu.cd monthly meeting Of
, = ,,nfe II lie bell az ia rooms n The Cooper Uulon
i,ilint on THURSDAY March s. All o'clsck p M The
nv. D. CAMPBELL WI Ponosuc- al Suo. lnu Gees
Toned by tie doth OF its fate Corresponding Secretary
P,ot JAtiE5 RENWick. HI D. re
mos. McELRhTu. Recording Secretary.
cl,,.,ber of Commerce Needing, THURSDAY,
The Members OF the Chamber az hereby noned
, A. the meeting Tburai~y next attention VIII be called
~ nisaon this City with tho Western states and
the dger ~nch tlfca,rns the uaie Of tn, CITY aud sass
In the projected connection between the d. Lawrence s"'
the "e''''" join AUSTEN STEVENS r secretary.
Mercantile Library Association.
REV Mr. RICH Alipi SECOND LECTURE ON
TuE ATMOSPHERE,
AT cLlSTos HALL, nau vevyo
,,. q, ocloA Tickets for tho Course to DO had al the
n.sl Ilicc,-iditins ono, admitting "o. SJ; L'ehng
Ike. zoe. sold only at the door
A Course Of Popular Lectures viii be delivered
int Ref Ined Do'ch Church oO,neI Of bIsecss, ana S'
n.alion. and rccntou.-will bs delivered b The ksy
.INiljEL H. COX. d. d., on THURSDAY EVENING
Msrci s. Doors open at o'clock. Lecture sS Admission
IS cents. Ticket. al the door
ne,lcyuc Hospital Medical DoIlese.-Ihe sEC ;,
OSo ANNUAL COAMFNCkMENT Of thi, lns,ita,ioa wlii
-, .ce al Irving lIall Oh THURSDAY EVENING M~ch
) at O'Clock ,,edictor, by Prof r. w. HAMiLaoN ina
hv he Hon. SIMEON DRAPER. Archbishop HUI
he lion j. w GERARD aud the Hon. JAMES Il. Bitlpi
Wn,ie BY Dodwotth The public sre invite d 70 attend
AUSTIN kLiNr IT,, NJ d., Secretary.
Mrs. IIuIdah Allen. vi. d., will LECTURE 10 10
AUIEs IN tho basement Of DR.. tLapu's Church. NO :o
Hro1dsay at . o'clock TO-DAY. SUBJECT; Hygiene Az
mission 20 cents
Watches aud Jewclry
or ALL DE5CRlPIlONS-
For sale by -
GEO. c. ALLEN, No. AIS Bsosdws,, H.,
One door hsloN Csnalst formerly no IL w an
Important. ,,,,,o
ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDlEhs
should be- cent BY the
HARNDIiN EXPRESS, No. u broau" ey, ~,
A, they .esd at vory low rales by Ooyernmen, pelut
Centicnen's Scarf Pins. ..
asns a, low a, Gao vo and Three Dollars ehon ~
q. a. ALIENS,
Ma. 40 iiyoadway
Ono dooI below Capsfr