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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29
Y York from foot Of ConrtIand

sS- These Trains connect at Great Bend with the
Night Express Trains both East and West on the
New York and Erie and at Scranton with Trains on
Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Railroad, for Pittston,
Kingston and Wilkesbnrrc; ali the Train moving
South connects at Junction "ith Trains for Bcthle-
hem, Mauch Chunk, Reading and Harrisburg.
Passengers to and from New York change cars a
Junction To and From Philadelphia, via. B. D. Il.
r., leave or take cars at Hope.
For Pittston, Kingston and Wilkes Pare, take L.
& 3. Il. Il. cars at Scranton.
For Jessup, Archibald and Carbonate, take 0mni-
bus at Scranton
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29

ToMAToE VIYEGAR--Take ripe tomatoes. and af
ter washing them put them iu coarse sive Ga col
ander will answer just as we) break them 70 piec-
es with the hand and rub out the juice Put this in
largeJar, or some other vessel, and in about "a
hours or, If the weather is hot perhaps less the pulp
of the tomato will rise to the op as the scm rises ON
small beer Skim this all off, and then put the mice
IN your vinegar keg or barrel, and put it in warm
place, and If you do not have the best of vinegar II
Vill notbeyour fault. -
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29

LEAP YEAR lNcIDENT.--At public * Tea Party
recently he'd in one Of our country towns, where SEN
tmenIS were in order, timid bachelor was bold
enough to remind the Indies that leap year was upon
them, offering thefollowing -
Three long drcary years have waited for this.
No" Ii you'll pop the question, I'll surely say yes
To which the aay promptly responded as follows
Inc man without courage ia do his own woong,
May DO his own washing and baking and sewing
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29

~" Going, going, going" cried out an auction.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29

- western paper announced the illness of the
editor, piously adding" All good aging subscri-
ber are requested to mention him in their PRAYERS
The others need not, as the prayeraof the wicked
avail nothing according to good authority"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29

Szg' 1t IS better to be laughed at for not beIBp
married. than to be unable to laugh because you are.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
AmusemttiS.
PARNU,Is AMERICAN MUSEUM.

GREAT EXCITEMENT!
The IEDIAS CHIEFS AND WARRIORS
'''n''i rs e r Sc SIZE fEsiLronrzD
WIN '''' ri TH III ENTHUSIASM 'UljNBoUNpED
THESE TWENTY INDIANS And ThEiR s9UA"s
"A' A''' HOMES IN Tlil WESTERN wlLps.
+ GREAT FATHER raE PRESIDENT.
kio~1 eSSTS5sSs Elm A HEaAf4rat ARhArAH0ns
Among them arc The vslcrous asd di''io snls n.
M .os Ss .5o S SSS5 S'i @on |
WlR.PIiar yvAMPUa and FEATHERS
and fF'ifs5E.6 IL IN ii' Ills NSTE GRANDEUR
'''n ION @SyiudTH wa or HIS WILD ABopEs.
They VA nE RsL,fsIB bur VERY FEW DAYS.
= G Hdss at & rfiS55 HYp FISHING GROUNDS
During On se Ex XIII III ST Day AND EVENING
La addition to s Issis s'Ma ISNIs W ToRdr
tho .eoi Empr-s. 81 Beauty, sad ise redons.a6is
con-. SUIT, riiE $4,000 SUTr
APPEGRlNG AT ALL HOURS DAY AND EVENING
on tss pl,:isrns 10 The lain hall OF tAe Ia'eun
LIVING AIPPoPoTAMUs
LAST Day bet 9n' Of 81 ,h o y. 20 ,o,vrv
ALnNo T an1F + Isl SEQ on i non AG sEkR SAMSON
Living Mcn,,oT s.rtA,, Happy Family. Living Seal
spLENpi Af?' %sM wss slFfT EnBofMAScEs
every AFTERNOON and EVENING ., 3sId y o'clock. d
sAea OF which viii be produced
CHARLES MATrHgWS,s FAvORITE COMEDY
pkCLE FOOZLE,
and tie lshyhabls DHticai sketch tho
LADY OF MUNSTER,
IN the eeurse Of which tie fsvor.tc comedian
Mr. SAMUEL EMERY,
and bc large and talented company win appear "a their faves
lie and popular chEIacierL
GKEiT NATIONAL DOC SHOW at tho Museum, com
GRsfT NATIONAL BABY SHOW. commencing Ma,
II. Prizes @s0o. Tbess wishing to exhibits should secure
5Te TaRaE stLENDID PERFORMANCES To-MoR.
ROW (SatUrdty) a. ~ 81 and u o'clock.
ASn1ission, Ysc Children uadsf 10, l3c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
The Express says:


Thu Directors Of the Quicksilver NninE Company have
Messrs BsroD to recover dan.sfss Ter
IA, n anu broc-eds 81 the Ahesdeu mie from wh,eh they
tesn onsted in the Of Jpcoto and their agent
hsa for London tDe same procoss Oh Mr Alex
aeley EoIbes he p.I,scT reasut on tue otter se
VINO vii be held to 70 the same claim In the English
Couf.s ..... ..
The decline i d Gold continues to have IN uufsyor-
ALE Influence upon the produce market. The HAns-
actions on the Corn Exchange are moderate and at
lower prices. In Dry Goods there is little or moth
ing dong excepting through tie auction rooms,
whero heavy losses ore submitted TO by importers IN
nearly MI descriptions Of goods Jobhs.s aud re-
tailors purchase with great dea! OF canton. Do
nest;c Co,toos are very heavy at lower figures.
The market value, IN currency, of seventeen OF
the leading Stocks dealt in at the Stock Board was
81 900 900, in March, 1852 sganst sl2o 1000 in
March 1868. The god value waa sac 600 in
aIarea, 1869, against s0,OOO,OOo in 1865. The de-
cIae since January has been million in the cur.
reney and three millions in gold values.
It ia estimated that the aggregate yield OF the Cal
iforna gold nines since the discovery of gold Ia 1919
is twelve hundted and Lfty millions OF dollars. The
shipment of treasure from California sinOe 1873 Is as
fllous. .....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
TAdvrTsisementl

Second Edition now ready: the UNITED
STATES Tax Law AZ AsxsDKD. 900 '.t.
pamphlet edition of the United States Tax Law. with he
Amendments passed at the late session Of Congress- IL slse
contains an Alphab stie4i List Of srtiolss taxed
Besie the law. which word for vsd 10 accordance VIA
Tho original text, append to n Alphabetical Rscspa
oa Of every article taxed and The Of ths ssx 80
thereon This renders Is complies and c0nrsaisss
possible TO make L. a
Price 10 cents post paid, 81 Per 100 - Ssyrssh
psy 100 v by nail Aaa1sm I<s 1ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
tha hrndrad put q e pil,. aid o contain sl,sr x


pay for working fns Peep? q California have had
sS .ssssy :ss .. = by, sssa
To lss Edipr Of TIE ~ Y Treune .'nial
Sin: The Baffslo aud state Line Msnaeensue
lpesa Eiebniond CO.. make nest Of Offering some
h ss hs sac q asr % tss
S9ssI Tih 60 e stnsns % ho oaTsT e
81" O9 at pr 20 yeGss Sts Lilac bAiroas baasse
sfs a.. par saef wesAa eg9, wbfn uey wecs "ore ~.
sss S sHcy 70 KS CO. FOR sho ssoy. s.s Li
- - a - STATE LINE sTocKgoLDER- 81
n'n1as ----------a>------ D lsfr.I.i .L 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RzroxrKs YoR Tns N.Y. rnIsuss.
marie. . steady ss nos. ap , y az 80
r's s 70 e, es and : III for Pearls
hss been as,bpg doing to-day aud prices
sd cosos bon tprss i.. Ss w"aS
otcdy be essspis Middlns canacs be said 10 BE-
ncoeFEsA moasras s.su.., 1. ssir, !. about torasr
rafss s1es q 100 bars sse. 3c 100 bsss Cape az 3e
Flour AMP MKALlThs msTs ss' ,ar y.... .,a s,.,.
ises y more ese sa g'sso, or N. low gsoes eso-
limited domaud Tho errvs. arc mare llbessI TLs
: 81 "a s ss e. ssSs % s ss.s
4$l 40 ief the low grades Of Western EK.r. " 81
brands sd 81 ass 70 for ST. Loui. Eatrus Csnsdsn
Flour IN better request and choice sustes for bakss
bbls. at sc So@ST 40 for the low grades Of Extra sss
S1'2ssSs Is for Trade and Family 6ra,ds soahsn fe
i.s sss d 1s s, 81 ~ b, pp
% for Trade sna Family bfsnd' Rye Flour .tssdy
cen M Issit. Re fsd ss bs e
Is o Jersey aud - % for Brandy" and q
FRUiTS-ws hsar Of aIes to-day Of 700 squre. BRAID
Nuis ON private terms BY auction 4i4i boxes Mes'ina
GkIINIhe Wsea, market Is little moro active although
il stu devoid Of animation, quite unsettled and pr'oss
Bcnnsl bat In order to effect sale: OF some
for export the sales 600 bush Amber Jersey part -
An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
CITY ITEMS.

BrsEYIr or Mn. THoHAs BAKER.-The hsrdese
working and the least appreciated contributors 10 public
terapmeDs the conductors Of OUT ,heater erehsszs
Tho compliment Of special benefit one watch howsv~
well deserved is rarely roaehssdto them Wssrs CAD V
ansouace departure from tie usual rule in the Of NJ
Thomas Baker, the mnss director Of Laura keerss Thss
tar the performances u which hosss viii ssesdy ever
.ns bs devoted 10 his interest," We have hsh opinion Of e
,Lue Of Mr. Bakers ab0 at this thss,er and nosrsy Aos
that the bepsR. win satisfy bn in every sense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
II. O. Jnternal Repenne.

r JCENsES-U. s. INTERNAL REVENuE,
4 IStGHTH DIyTRICT- EIOHTBENTI, TWhNdiEn
- - ~ nIIunE4Y.FIRSr WARD3-BlNAL hOilCE ~
Collector h'tso, siys. NM, s M%s
inS 70 al p csnss that tho United States District AZ
unTs .r1.Jy msnced prosecute. ms for tho Pensts'
Tires times amount 10. sss, .,
mem r0f An ,soss VINO woad avoid ssmuon, 70, 'hs.e
must apply and paJ for theif licenses psIie s
i np,n however, suplsa.sn. aad s.ysre
nnpeiAs'' q, p. PUTNAM Collector,
~ a Intsrpsl Revenue, No. 87 Brosdwsy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
The San Francisco Bulletin says:

The rage Of the multitude In California 10 snver
mi ing Nearly every Person wHo can raise nom lOo 10
speedily invests In maryeoaAy rich mine, stu.
atsa ia Wsshoe, EsmsIada Humboldt Lower California or
Sonora ssocss Representing hundreds Of millions a dollars
are In tho aiAe and iam oulk Of Transactions Of which
bordering upon the Pacific Ocean, from Washington Terri
tory extending south ino Mexico has been explored and
have been sakea off, joinoek companies forlsd and
sold Men have become IN their own estimation, Suddenly
rich reckoning their fortunes BY and hundreds
sands SO long the bubble remains unbrotsn and aos
things viii smoothly bot requires dscsrpmcn
70 f0resu dsy s dsseg tsg aos In I've nature Of thing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

AN EXHIBITION Of the FREE DRAWING
~ GLASSES OF ths GENERAL SOCIETY Of AECHhn-
.ICE and TRAUEsNFE will taSe place Mechanics Hail.
No 47s BroAAwsy, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON and
EVENING mex, the ilth inst, a consideJabs humber OIL
aion tt4 O'clock and al address VIII DO aonreie1
janice w. Gerard go, oclook. Prof. GRlfFIil v, ..
Naval viii ale deliver short address Members
q tho Socbsy ard friends o. tho pupils oen obtain eIe
applying the Secretary the soce.y 81 tho Apprentices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
Rsc.ipss Of Produce.

ApRiL sT7Oo bbls Flour go bags Corn Meal $50 bblA
Whisky II 0Oe bash Oats so bush. Com. I032 bush Seed
400 pkgA Ps0yeH Ao3e Pksa Lard, l% pksA Ashss ~
pkgz. buter. L-l-- L----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
10. II-Gnx. BurlnR. LArs onnAr sr.rOH.

\ w VI % Teady On oaT Wi4yI APfffIJ II \ On
The Great Speech Of MaGeI D. T. Busler a the AesdAy
Of Music April p laS2 Price cents 81 per 100 SO
per LOCO. by mail cent esch in addition, VII
BE- charged to prspay po.ss twenty under
dced over twenty half cent esch to prepay postage Cssh
ofdsrs solicited ''
Address e.flI .e. 4.a. ia. Ahh AhihsS.si int.
owl s... trfi9 Nsw-Yssk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
- S'-' IAdvertisemen.l
The TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
No. I.-TnK CcsDsor OF rna wAR-
.H .hN M UnaHsy

Thu Report Of tho Join. Committee Of Congress n ~
Conanc the War respecting the management and opsrs
rons Of tho Army OF the Potomac while commanded By
eeu. MeCleaais ssaea by In pampbe. Of thiry-tws
passs Piics eents, 81 80 per 100, $50 per 1,0OOs
II sent by nail one cent sddon win 90 charged ptspsr
postage. ...rc.. ..Ifsg - .I. 5000 Ili- "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

The FEMALE BIBLE Soclrrf. = The forty
seventh annual meeting ofths NswYor Female Au1iS8
Bible Society held the Bible House yesterday, The
Rev. Dr. Holden presiding The Rev. DR. VsronJs reed
portion Of Scripture and offered prayer. Tho annual repe
was read which sst collections during the pse
YEAR amounted Ss4e6 o3 sos 10 were expended fec
B,Ds dtdbuticn, sssss q for the support Of Bibs-
Readers, and Lees IS paid 10 tho Americas
sibIs Society The meeting then addres,ed By s Rev
4. p Rodgers, D. d. the Rev. HewGd Crosby. d. D.. ~
the Rev STEPHEN H. Tying. D. D. Tho following efhssss
.ad Copantees chosen for the ensuing year:
Oeirsrs-Mrs David Codvise, Fist Directfeasi Ms w@
D. Ast9r. seggpe Dlsetrsss Mira James BIoSsn, Ihire
Diretrst Mis- CotneIia L. Westerlo Recording seen,syt
Mrs Dr. pn, Corresponding Secretary Ma Jacob 10 ASys
Supervisory Conn .itses--presbytersn Choroh-Mn =:
Btown Ma. Rtchsyi Irvta, Nrn j. Z. 0rsen Mr. DspA
lord. N6tnedir r Iiscoyal Church-hEs. hodtch, MA
Puly Mfs Trl slow Mrs. D. Is. Newmsp Dutch keformsA
Chnre --.fn he Wit Ars NJ. X Jssup Mrs Dorsn,rA.
Nrs f. Monroe. Episcopal Chnrcn-Mrs- Aseer, hrs.
Barton Mr. GilletI. Mia 6. W, Bolton . u r.,sI
ARRgsr or ALLEGED Yesterday
Officers Psrs and Lsngey arrested James Bron and cha
Scren toh very fashionsby ated charge OF PtcSfn9
the posi- passenger the Hudson kveI Railroad u.A
a, Ons Of the employees OF the road sid h
saw theYo sis from the pocket OF the paa
,tnsvr Tbey taken before Justice Kelly and comms
ted in default OF $50 each, to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
2lc0ltul.

NEW MEDICAL DISCOyERY.-BELL
~ SPEClRlC PILLS for the specify and permanent Cure
II Eexgs Dresses, Ursthsi Di.chsrgss Geet Seminal
weikasss. Nightly Emi sous, 1neont pence, impo'sno"
Genital Dtbliy aid IntahtitJ Grsy-l ostue and AEeo-
tor, Of the kidneys AID Bladder which Ia. be'n a.ed BY
Upward Of one hundred phyhcsus with entrs
psrssdtg CGbsbs, COrAba, Capsules, any compound
BIZ Lefto Anown.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS are speeiy IN action eF.c,Hs
cure few days, which Ia permanent Thor pre-
pared from Vegetable tstActs The, harmless GU toe
tam. and Inc ttcInGeh fDprcsrnse the
breath No e. Anss Of die. ia Isoesary while GsE. lsn
Nor does tbsr sctsn interfere with husiasss pursu Each
pa pFLLs IRgATisE on SEMINAL WEAKNESS
seAbu,. Les. Of Power. Impotence. Premature Decay,
seruA Disease. &C. phet OF - Iases containing tn:
portAnt advice TO ths elissd SENT fAEE. SlA CENTS
are required 10 pay postage. . :. =.
rhr P sert secure fesa ssserYaioa By nall postpaid,
on receipt o. the money, b.
J. BRYAN, ". D., No 70 Cetar-..., Eew.Yoik,
And consultation. frse ana confidential.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
'I,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR


II GOUT AND NNEU 1ATIsN.
Al sufferer, RON the above eonpliins ther Of recent ot
louT Standing advised BAll95 GQUc and hEU-
MkCIC PILLS. They De- relied - The mes' saie
osctu T,aedI oEe ed 10 ts puoe ADD AAyS been
universally uisd Ia EasoPe Tor many ,sa's wih he sfsae'
-- -.--. =.
By WIIJ AGO. bI.nAAnst New oik, ALL leSt oIatE
Aeilelss ErsSef-
Her n.je.iy's have authorized The s-d
ssdToa. II THOMAS PROUT, T29 Strand, Lonssns TO be
imFrvsd tho uevsraneEt st.P sxsd 70 each eex 81
tie genuine msde.Ha
Pfcs % cans ALi ~ per boz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
BriIoing alaterials.

DRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land DRAINS,
~ Garden yases Wire Birch oreeu- House MAJ: ME- aLa
Flooring Tlies &c Long Island Pottery DsPo' 1Ie re4
T EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber , f x,H
10 IA ot foet according 70 condition AND AN IN
RANITD fq6 Grand st., 81 fuk-fow, l3s bowery, 90
s,bs, yo8 6tl.ay 40 Cth.tv and II ,. This, WinsoE
NyAP1TE MANTLES.-The best place in the
NR -. ,.bs,s ths eheaps,, MARBLE MAErLEs he:
49, boarht 10 al A. KLbpER5 Marble YARD NO. W.
T.,t Isth.t near 3d-uv., Hcw-fork. tCut tbs OUT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

CULpHUR and VAPoR BArIiS--Es.ablshed
- in os,y ssHase baths la the United ssses q.
NO tAueP.ee Elesekerst, eonsE Of Lsnte9s i9r cure
Of rheu a4atit nlsrcaIia agaslons Es- Given daily by
-. Dr. A L TlMOLAT Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

Up to lie discovery Of America, tho whole amount
of gold and silver in the world was estimated n
"a, 0O0, 0C0 poands sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

HERrToroxs AND Now.A-DAra-Dr W. e.
Bakepey win lecture o. Clinton Han this evening o. ~
,rb;ecs Of Heretofore sad nowadays"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

HERETOFORE AND NOWADAYS; or,
M Crendfs,befs aad Grandchildren A. Clinton Hall
-pscsl eh.st. DR.. w. j.. BLAKEEEf will deliver
no thd Of Bis course OF entertaining inslscuye aud anus
inn Lectures this ,FtdLy) evening ApT 40 Third iesnre
Ssn.stion Romanees and Fashionable ReseersOrisn Of
American Lteis.nrehow came to ns; Neral sood-fIe
emit t.o OF Literary Tss,eHo~ cop,es ~ Tie sleep OF
IN Brsin-The Province OF Homaoee-orisn Of Fetion-
Roboa Crn,oe and GCllyer--L-sser stais OF literature
Imericsn luthor,bp, Ysllog. covered Ronauocs-rheI
Urinary eg.cts-rhe rsiag gepsfston Of readels-Mdngh
ojlhna yAs Of Sensation Romanee-A model sean.re.s
I'd OF fus lovo on the ocstho plan
The moral sido downTks effect on Woman kind-Thrce
old tales of Domestic AiseryLi eray pohons Our pro
rress toward National peeuess-odsrn oIateryi me e.
bookcase Music by celebrated Choir To commence At
ooosk Tickets IS cents PisnoioHs from the factory OF
Messrs Cslsnbsrg VanpeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

AT NM. B. BRADBURY.

AT B-M. B. BRADBURYs.
~ M PHYSICIANS PIASo-RoRTES
no. s2l bIoomsS.. corner Of CI0sby-Ho. AZ.
In Withdrawing from the tate parn e-shp OF L1GHTE
BRDBUkYS and by the parchase Of tbs interest Of one OF
be foreI psItast, tho ubGegoeT has been enabled to
3ecNeh
SPLENDID STOCK
81 elegr PIAEOFORTES Of she thorough woiknep
ship beautiful tens elastic touch ard peret irish la all
sPeet These instruments he IL enabled oder 70
FASH Customers tdnpg advance upon old ste notwt.L
standby Noa OF Panoore material has 1dvsoeed
From 20 TO 90 prT le profession ana the public arc In
yted 20 eI sIe. Every fn.tInrnsnt FULLY WhKRAsTED.
VII d. BRADBURY, 40. an 0rooms-st,
comet y CIesbl a.. one Lloek eat Of sresdwsy ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
U1O MACHINIsTS and MANUFACTl

TIIO MACHINISTS and MANUFACTURERS.
sanilsuan Of ,oroug theoretical add practical edu
cation 10 and Of business k~s Win
the modern In III maaoiseure. Of iron ,sss
rar.nt Ia gland and CoBtgsn, otsfs BIZ
ssrvio.s either = PAINclPAL or ASSISTANT MANAOth
Of suitable Manufacturing estsbBhin-nsi has thstoptb
acousinianee with German frsnet and Spsni'h Compea
sston much object 90 az opening OF esfeer 70
cue references be given Address L b. care Of
ChAa Lenng Philsseiphia, Pa .t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10
Ueooing CARDS. &r.

AT J. EyERDELLs No. p sPs srOas as..y.
,l.s Aso. Ssds sss sivH pserPs,ss ssgsaaJ ssssVss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

DROOKLYN ATHENEUM. .n
Id TO-DAY fPnIDAYl snd TOMORROW,
LAST TWO DAYS
.C- t--. OF me "..I
GRAND PUBLIC LEVEE9
..r GENERAL TOM TBUNs AND wIPe,
CENERAL TOM THUMB AND WIFE.
WITH ,,o ,o,,o,
TADLEAUX, InPERSOyATION9, SONGS,
DANCES, BRIDAL PRESENTS.
SUPERB COSTUME. aud WEDDING DRESS.
0TsERAL TON THUMB AND WIZ viii De ut
ALBANY, April 10, ~ Ia HOGh sILa, APh ~ p
UTICA April ~ a. BuFFALV, AHiL ~ 20, -.
SYRACUSE. April 70, - WILLlAMsGU Or nay L.
ELMIAA Apin3e. bALTlMOkE, hsy T. D. "
HARRISBURG Ms72 1,I1
TROY, April u, 10 IT, - AND on wv.
My MAY H. a the Concert Hal, PlILADfLPHfA
Iors.ds,ely their Philadelphia engagement they win
leave for Europe. .
p. ... g..
Admiration rs cents; Children under 10, IS Cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-09

The N,w York Sats Dsmoc-atc Ceatrsr
COMMITTEES met at Albany on the 23a and ali
tbs M mbers were in attendance The r,salu-
tions rea iOpt the declarations of the last State
Convention in regard to the support OF 'hs
Government 70 suppress the rebsii0n. They
declare that while pea~s IS dssired by every
patriot, It must Be On = basis Of tire restoration
Of the Uai0n under the Consttutioa; tha, the
present Administration is not any moss caps-
ble Of making such pesce than Il has shown
itself to conduct suec~ssfUl war sud that any
attempt to urge it TO peace will only enab e
it, ia conjunction with the Davis Government
70 consummsta a sspsyation Of the States. IN
which the d DanOerats viii never sabmit Ths
resolutions then refer TO The declaration Of the
Loyal Lesgua Convention, viii h they cOns.rue
% placing ths military sbove ths civil power,
and secspt the issue, proelsimiog the .determi-
nation 70 stand BY the Constitution and agaiast
all ssch slavish and >patic doctrines. They
adr !. the jarisiicii Of any military law
within the lines Of warlike operations, but de-
clare every attempt beyond those limits 20 pros
trate civil power BY military force. treason to
the country and Constitution They indorse
he sentiments Of the Governors letter to the
A bauy uee-fag
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Norshern E,es-.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-09

rem the RiehRoud Dispatch ]

Fren the Richmond pspafsh
We are indebted to Tn. Rlbsrs Ould, com
missioner Of exchange. for iles Of late Northern
papers from which we make some extracts
The Ysnkees, It seems, are making great pre-
nsrstions for tbe increase Of their yon-clsd navy
The Navy department invites proposals for nsw
iron clad vessels-of-war, those previously De sc-
mined on BOT hsving met with general approval
The description Of craft now wanted for sea
ssrviee Is as folloWs Each vessel 10 be abont
thirty I've hUndred tons burden, not 10 draw
more than fifteen feet Of water. and to be cspa-
bic Of stssming st least thirteen miles "a hour;
to have two turrets, each g. frtWa guns, whica
may weigh, If necessary, tWeaty Eve tons. The
ordinance to be used in these vassels although
weighing move than Dshlgrsn 10 inch Guns.
will not. It is believed, be Of more than 13-iueb
bore.
From the reports published on the 29.h Of
the construction, we learn that The followug
vessels win be sRost BY the lst Of August
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-09

ER~ Curiosity led the editor Of the Gasbvi l.
Press to visit Broadway in that city the other
day, and be thus speculsies upon the changes
that have taken place in that once busy
tboroughOfsre:
Broadway used to bssF the distinction very
dessrvedly; but we had to shrink perceDhbly
on putsing our foot ia the old thoroughfs are.
We soon found oursslf iaterrogsting oursslf-
for we met no one 80 whom we might speak
as "t0 whs are they" taO3s familiar fscas Of
yoHr-the cotton, tobacco and grocery princes
that wee in their glory The answer we read
In strange eountenaneas, d'f.rent manners,
and in 4 neW-faagied way Of doiug thugs alto
getheT. CD Is war" We found oqrsef nut
teSing, ss good humoredlY as eircans,sncss
would s'low. Yes, Everything is ehangei, not
only IN BrOsdway, bat ell parts Of our eveniful
city