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rsachAg ~ csnirevs the CAMP discovcred h u on
plateAu 81 hixh ground. surrounded BY pie woods Tho
front d Ne csmp exeendea several hundred feet,
anA - very aecsssy a'1 oss IN avenues and ssosss
arrival The Adeanss CALI spars fop afternoon
barade No. snundsd and immediately tho nagro soldiers
conmenoe4 - equip thomselveo i0r The cGrerony 10
fifteen mnneoe Ne second cali WAS mids, md Tie com
pan'ss assns1 ess - he step q marss Music 70 sne
msns ~ Same ~ our white troops, except tney
have ecayet paaj0one Az they marched from their CON-
pany street. 70 the parade gr0Ind my atenon WIS par
uculery attracted By tho uniformity or their step nj mo
s0Idery manner In which they kept their Tahks closed
mo twenty six inches from back breast were strictly
adhered TO- After the line formed fer parade, tho
regiment presented decidedly unique, anA must say
martial appearance The usual formula OF dress parade
was cope through with and the troops exercised 10 tho
manual d arms, all Of which were with credit the
performers. Gen. lAde subsequently reviewed The rogt
ment and expressed himself surprised and pleased with
what he mad Witnessed made thorough ihspecten OF
the camp and found every thing IL net rata order Tho
has been made Il wth and shR. bbory.
the negro sOlders a. general thing men OF Enc
p0ysque and seem TO mo specially adapted for service IN
this swampy, hot and unhealthy region Tho colonel Of
the regiment spesks In the hghest OF his negro
conriers, aud thinks them fully equal OF white
regiments The second negro regiment Is now being or
Canned.
The arrival Of the British steamer Ossan At Port Royal
uTo OF th6 French edition MexIco and that i'm.
possible for tho French troops acc0mnfsh anything Ia
the interior Of Mexico The Nexicans had initiated the
rebel system Of cavalry raids had several
destroying large quantities Of cutting tho csnm
pcnton i'm the lower country, and playing ths deuce
generally TO thu chAgrn and discomfort VI the foreign
vad0re. What once accomplished by small Ames
can army under General Scott, cannot be now accom-
plsshsd by sench armyof three tmesthe sse Of the
fOTmoY. Ff#tF. .F7 r. 20 t.wwsfs t.M NafsNAEHE
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,rnocK,s POROUS rLAsrERs,
A q gentleman. No. 10 Beekm,n srse,, oarso ~ one q
,nesS had TOT year Aiac,sd him severely, 49,
x euro by restoring the ettric cadiuen q me 80
I'm which hey applied. Lumha9o, cola fss wess
asR and local pains are imnednny oesenass ~ 'rs
AsRLLcOCK = PLASTER soldM 40 -.
IA CANAL STREET, AIt W ~
pss,era Pixie cents With ivn dirccusrA
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INTERESTING rROu PORT ROYAL
ARRIVAL OF THE ARA60.
~--~~-~s-.-s--<-,--<>o-o-~-
NE nsnitsr' Battery WsshawkeH- ~
Port Royal.
49,
All Able Bodied Negroes to be
Drafted.
DIslOyal Persons 10 be Sent
TO Dixie.
,,..~,.~.ys>~~-,>.,~--,~o-.
snSCONN0lSsAlCE IN CHARLESTON MRB0R.
One Thousand Gums i'm the
'OrtificatiOns,
a., Ae.s Aes
RECONNAISSANCE IN CHARLESTON MRBoR.

TIe steamship Arago Captain Henry A. Sadsden, from
Fort Royal s. O. Oh the 9th instant arrived ~ this port
yesterday morning. The trip was made IN sixty seven
hours. 5lMt
Among the passengers Or. W. Strickland, chaplain
Il the Forty eighth New York regiment, ca for
Washington bearer of important dispatches from Gen.
hunter 70 the War Department tar's7
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FATAL ACCIDENT TO A WoxAS.-A poor woman, named
Julia Oyeara died at tho New York Hospital from the
effects Of injuries accidentally received by being run oyer
BY steam fire engine No ~ the 2st ultimo. Coroner
Collin, upon inquiry, ascoraincd that the hospital ex
penees paid by the above mentioned company ana
that had been made give deceased re-
spectacle funeral An inquest will be held upon the body
Of deceased to-day.
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Launch sr tho Steamships Neptune and
Glaucus. ,Fs

Launch sf the Steamships Neptune and
On Wednesday hast, about two O'Clock. Messrs. j. b.
D. Van Deussn launched from their yard foot OF SIX
teenth street, East river, two Ane steam propellers
aasned tho Nepune and Glaucus both OF which are
the same dimensions, foilows-Iength OF kccl 80
fest length ON DECK 2ls sc breadth Of beam. SO
extreme deph, 20 feet nch tonnage, AGO. carpenters
meassrensnl tte
Tho Neptune and Gaacus tho pioneers Of new line
70 run between this city and Boston via Cape Cod The
line win consist Of ave vessels the other three arc now
nearly completed They named the Nereus, Proteus
and Galasea, and are all building in the same yard from
which the Neptune and GlAocss were launched
All the vessels forming the Neptune line, as It viii be
named, built alike, and constructed OF the best
materials ne frames are Of white oak sided inches
moulded Is nches and spaced 20 inches from centre to
csntre ths top tnbsrs Of oak chestnut and haca
tack The ksos 20 inches In depth and II inches
wide These vessels are a. strongly built
to their tonnage any In the merchant service ana are
vol OIL: ssspssd fSr carrying eish! and passengers
M Ethan Rogers, and are bong built by Messrs Hewey
Ester Co., Of the Atlantic Dock Works Sonth Brooklyn
Police InseIiiSs.cs.
A NEw CoUrrnynr TIE MAxxxr.-wsl executed
counterfeit "6vss' on tho Union Bank Of Havcrh Mass
extensively circulated throughout the city yes,er
day. Caroline House caught passing Of the bills
At No. 21S Division street. Mrs. Bcna Schaer OF No. 1872
Delaney street. also imposed upon BY The defendant
Who lodged complaint against her before Justice
0sbcrn Over twenty-five persons appeared before the
magistrate during the day and stated that they had
imposed upon. The police on tho track Of the pri
cpaz, and hope 70 secure tAsm to-day.
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Assc mbfy.
ALBANY, Feb. ~, 1867
Mr. IoursEI gavo notice Of q bin TO provide horse
railroads In New York 80 as 70 protect the interests Of
citizens and Taxpayers.
bins INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. PAuLpMcTo anthorse justices OF the peace in
Kings countyto hodinquess in the respective towns.
BY Mr. BosrwrK-ro amend The charter Of the Lebanon
Springs Railrond.
BY Mr. Koax-To subject 10 proper police regulations
all cars IN eisy railroads
by Mr.. LxA,is-To appropriate SIXTY thousand dollars
hudson the work 70 DO under tho direction Of tho
Common Council oe Kcw York, authorizing Commodore
vanderbilt 2 extend Tho per ON tho south side o. pier
by M. Lls 20 mako oorporssouss or persons ,able in
ease ne death q Psrson i9ursa X seir neglect
sers q the Common Council cSa Sc .nSes thousand dol
lars ayear salary, IN aleu- Of any es or extra compens
BY Mr. O,Bxs-Rspea,sng thu laws relating 70 tho elec
ton OF oonstabcs In New York, and giving the sheriff.
with the advice and consent u tho Board Supervisors
power to appoint marsa for each judicial district
io.hold once for tho came term The judges Of thops
courts 4 $50 NFEs aNFB3@ rrEgT
journ from.the 10th 70 the 2Sth instant aereeio.
TEE COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS TO GENERA M'tlErIAx.
Mr.. DAacr's ressluIeos inviting General Mcclellan 10
by him % ~ 10 request the Governor 10 forward copy
OF the resolutions 70 General Mcclellan, instead of com.
mltt0c oelDG aIpsnotoo 70 WAN upon nim.
Messys. SHsRweoD and REDINoroS withdrew their
amendments
Mr.. Darcy's resolutions then carried, only four
members voting against them.
Thefoowing are tbe negative votss:-Messrs Court
ney Z. Hopkins, Jr, Prescott and Sweet.
Tnyse others-Messrs- Davis, Heacock and Parker
were excused from voting each announcing that II they
we're compelled TO vote they should vote In the negative
The resolutions receaved ninety I've Affirmative votes
FOREIGNERS.
Mr.. KoRN offered resolutions directing the Judiciary
Committee to rep< whatever bin DO constituonaly
passed imposing tax foreigners who neglect be
come czcns OF the United States after the required
for their naturalization.
l1HfN RED BOOKS.
IAe House thea voted twenty Red Books each
Der, -Onicer and reporter.
Recess ill seven o'clock
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Al1AxYs teo. ~, 1903.
number Of petitions prsseutsd il favor OF The
use Of the dummy engine" the Brookiyn Central
Railread-
ulls RKpcnrxD yAyoRAmS.
N authorize tho payment q tho interest the cana
drafts protested for non pay nieut. etsfs
i BY Mr.. sxwoRD-Vo appropriate The proceeds Of the
State tax for tho support Of the cSmmsa schools.
On motion IL Ma rRUvN this bin put forward 10
Arst Committee Il thc Whole. @ .4
Mr.. CosxoLLy noticed q bin relative TO the city rail
roads In New York.
NIRODUCxp
ny Mr. wooDRrry--Rcstive 70 tho transportation Of
passengers and freight from the North other
points IN thecity.
sideraon OF the General Bounty bill.
Recess. iii sevsnolc luck r. Al.
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DIED.

BARKER-on Tuesday evening. March d. Fanny A, wife
The sud. Of the family respectfully invited to attend the
fuusal from her late residence No 10 Alien street, on
Thur.dsy, April 2 at "a o'clock
DARRACH-On Tue,dsy, March 81, James A., son Of Bar
tow Dauseh, NJ. d., sged2 Year, and months .
pnn.rs rom the house Of hi, grandfather Abner Ely, No
81 Eat Thirty seventh street, on Thursdsy, April T. o.
up M -
DIJyCkJNCK-In this city, Monday morning, March
HI r.sves and isnds and those Of his brother Eyert
Duyeknck. respectfully invited TO ATTEND the llneis
ii 81 1hoInsss Church, on Thursday ApT AZ $"eiecA
D. ~, without further notice
YNgVALo-At New. TIaven Conn. on Tuesday. March 81
sherman knevals eyed 81 years 80 g, 20,
The friends of family, aud Of his sons Charles Be- sher
mar w and Caleb g.. invited to attend the funeral
tbe North Church ew-usven on ThuTsdsy, the "a inst
,t3 D. M The l2i train from Twenty seventh street a.
riyes at New-fisyen at O'clock
pFICHARD--On Wedns day morning. April ], Constance
Agse widow OF the late Frederic Reichafd
Eo.ico will be given Of the funeral
TooKERon Tuesday March 81. Richard Allen only child
Of VIM A. and Sarah A Tooker, aged years months snd
tn, ends of III. family are invited to attend the unsra OF
1aa AS Eat H f% S street. .si
uNpERHILL-On Wednesday April J. Suddenly
xn1u.ta baker wife OF yermiyea Uuderhli, and edes
ds.lhter Of Stephen and Elizabeth A. Barrier .
Funeral on ssturd.y APrl 81 .r.ls.yp. %
tr,et Usflem r. r. at 81 end lOI a. m return AZ ~
Eends Of the family respectfully invited 70 etteno
Carnage. VIII DO waiting ut tho depot at IaeAAhoe 10 con
yey friends 10 the house . A.
W. YIFrcKIu tli. city on Monday. March 90 Allies
r., daughter OF the rev H. d. ahu NA W - $3.50
bs ,ssycs and friends Of tho family are invited 70 sIent
the funeral services on Thnrsdsy hpI, =, ,.s NJ Il
oeoek o. n.' without further invitation Tho remain
will be tsken TO FishkDl
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The Proclamation.

To n, Editor Of The ~ y TTitra@ -, nh
SIN. In answer TO the questions when you pun
,cl, address, 60 me this morning will maxi
nent Of nv views. and rest TIE es'0' A. ha oo,.
uA Va, syapst tbs Rebels WAS begun anu " W vA
tipued for the one and ony purpose o. I,a1,
pulie aud not OF abolissf1g S'a'e, ,...
son bs, ..,a this as clearly as The ihiDO'" ,..
'0n -, s.t and sfterwad the Government
-, ~ p.hsion was w4ged FOR slavery saw taat Tue
the Rebellion was to attack slavery
a., ,s,.on and for no ohef--snd sll the world
-. 49,. ar Lincoln is now seen In the attitude Of en-
t.m.ncip,tor Of the Slaves
Nv H. p,bel Conmssioncr wore to come to Warrington
-. a. ..s for Peace what terms could Mr. linceln
, - ,,ssrl lie could offer only these;
s1c maintenance Of Ireedom in the Di.trct Of Co
iumbis
IT, maintenance Of Freedom In the Territories
h- maintenance of the Treaty with Great Britain for
a.. .uosssssios OF the SlaveTIa
The maintenance Of the Conhscston act.
S TIE maintenance of the Proclamation of the ls. o.
January.
i bold that any conditions less than these would be
the victory with the South not with the
North
" But IT, failing to do its whole duty. the Government
% make auy Concession tee Rebellion then In the name OF
sod let not 10 concession Of the Proclamation s ~
rsher concede the guaranty Of Liberty for the u''",
hsr, for 1t is better 70 establish Slavery ID ~"
Inhabited Territories than reestsbli'h IL IN 'D
States. Let Incredibly revive 'ne 'i''' -.
only nov and then cargo of csrtiVes can escape 'He
az , R,,.h o,u..,s Let u. hgheousiy restore
.h to the District of Columbia Tor J"
shadow vii, there fall on three 0r'a"d slaves and not Oh
three ,on. Let do any infauoos thing rather 'han
supui ,bs Proclamation for that viii be more Infamous hAn
all.
VI OF course these views Of the Governments duty ano
on the suppos.ion that the Rebels to bead their knees 70
Mr. Lineou for peace But TAG TRIBUNE ASKS me- IL M
Iiacon nssAd benis his knees to the Rebels what en'
eto tern-i That 10 not for ne to say-nor Tor Ih
TtBusE-nor for NJ. Lincenbu; for our Enemies ii we
sTe,ateB only tn, Proclamation failure, but the Re
puaLss and all its hpes Box the question o. i1hHfe
onsghieh decline to discss for the thought one which
Ieise to entertain.
Yours faithfully, THEODORE riLroN
NeIH York, April 1.
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Travellers, Guida.

40 Albany by Hudson River RR.. Go Warren
ser;. ~ ~ and "a 8, and lul Sunday 522 D.
10 Albany by HAilsm RR 26th-st. aud 4th-av IOs 10
Vo bes'on BY Hsw-London line, Pier 80, N.
r. stontngton line Pier Ia, N. r., and Fall
River Inc, Pier . N. K. daily (sundaysex-
~ " ~ ~ 5p IN.
~ Eo..on +, Nc Nn-sv. m. and u sndsp N
r. pss; va ,a1ss LaSs. ia and Sunday sp.
IT. +. II a. m. snds m
OF Conrtlnadst.7 10, u M "a iii n NJ Sunday II - ~
TO Philadelphia BY Camden and ITobov S'"s"'' ~ hi
Railroad Pier 26 N. R., foot Of Bsrclay.St' m IN m
ToWsshington, by New ersey RR.T l6a m ~ . y '
ssn ~ a. hoUt Q, .eS Sunday 2.
road Pier z6 N. B. foot Of Barclay n, s,Sa m o,
To TIE West By Central Railroad Of New. u ~
Jersey. foot Of Couttlsndt-s and a n
.....'.'.'.".'.''.'.......A 81 spd p. no
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LoynI National Lengue.

The mem bcrs LOYAL sAIfUNAu LAWN
that ALL has been engaged No.
$40 Brosiwsy and will be opened for their reception on
MONDAY MKT.
READiN0.RooM supplied nth jOurulis aud pamphlets
viii be cpen Daily from .. IA. 70 III T.
PAMPHLETS for distribution In each Ward be %
tanned on sppca TO ths ClsIk In charge OF the Hail. TIE
order Of the Of the ard Comse % the Loyal
National Lssgus Representing the sans.
ABIIILErIN viii alwuy, be found 81 the Hall containing
,hr i.s.t from every section Of the country.
III. ROLL and PLEDGE ol tbs League viii DO always
ready for Signature 81 tbe Hall
A VOLUNTARY ASSESSMENT LIST Gao also be sub
scfibed. -.
CONTRIBUTIONS may be sent TO the Tre.surer JOHN
A. STEVENS, ESQ Pte.idsnt " tbs Bsbk Of Commerce
BADGES bs obtained By members Of the League on
application to the tle.k. -
Of the Inost sai.hed sIss OF tho county Viii De
ready for delivery Ia a lev days
MEDAIS eau be had by DESTROYS OF Purchasing them
a, /, low prics JAMES 4. ROOSks Elf.
sscfstaIy Of tho League
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Mali. CIo,e at the Post.OGice.

saS su!1 ssisrdss Gndl Northumberland. lVt IN
Tor Europe. by steamer Bohemian, via Portland.
Tridsy Apnl ............... -. p
sssafdss April 100 m
day April
sstsidsy, April loi m
Ter California. &c, daily Sundays excepted
overland via 81 Joseph Mo...... s. q. aud - p m
Norh-Absny Buffalo aud CAusdas. rs aud 81 p m
north and West Way Msil.................... u 10.
Western Mail via Erie Bsilrosd...5 m. and y p. M
Southern end South estsn Mails Ia y and j0s D. ~
EenerD Mail 30 a. m. lI3 ana % p. IN
rev Bedford Newport aud Vail Biver......".... p. m
Toe Lous Island Mail closes al 81 a. IN, and 81 y.
SUNDAY Nsils.-On Sunday all mails close at "A .,
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KNOXIANA.

PREMIUM oS GoLD.-The Subscriber, who can
not change his prices with the fluctuations Of gold without
mourning expense in advertising the changes 10
compelled sell his Pens at Old Prcss Thinking his Custom
entitled the benefit tho Premium Gold uoer than
the Wa dsbssers Of the best this country ever
had he offers to A RENTING the amount OF their orders In
Gold the full Premium IN this city the day when received
this way he hopes to do tine country and his customers
some coed without hiuug himself for the Monros PEs
q he made Without GOLp.
WSsn Paper MODsy is sent United States pr feued
adv ether A. MoRToS No. % Msiden-laue, New York
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ward, held Al Washington hsi, Hsllen, Mr.. JANIS
DAMS WAS ohossn chairman. and ". Il. -. MiLLlhES
Secretary, and iLNss ,.,,
gs,orsi That all citizens Of The Nth Ward Who have
srned before ths evening Of he eetins heisin
sir following Pledge snt Cou'tstou DO and the
are hereby invited to NAhnstou Hal ON the Jsa',
between l2th AID l2GhatI, iEeLI. the evening u
TIjEgDAY April = At ocioek foI the purpose Of forming
r.fmssent org snston OF the loyal eyens 81 the Niih
Ward -, -. -,
8s.oip,d That ali resients OF the AIith Ward without
.tEr lon OF patty who sh. Aga the following Pledge aud
or a ut,en ,n %. deeel aud have al tho ptiy aud
tow.f. o. members Of This Association:
PiYpGY toSsTITrTfOS.
tbs undrsze ed citizens OF tho tniteo Sts'es residing
In m. Xh Wsrd Of the City OF NewIork hereby associate
elve, nder the name and title Of The Nlith Ward
Low. National League" We pledge Ourselves 10 an uncon
dous LOYALTY to the Government 81 th- United stses 20 sn
nswervins support OF is efforts to supPes The Iiebeon
and spsfe sndeayOt 20 maintain unnHared the NATIONAL
unity both principal and territorial boundary The primary
ohio, of is League aud shall be to bind together oil 10y
men OF al trade, and professions In union to main
tain the power. glory sod Integrity OF toe nation
R,1.sd That ihis Pledge and Constitution bo psced To-
rpa,ur. In tn, Po.tOcss at Msnhaanvie CsfInansvle
Yorkville and Harlem.
public will tske place stated in the above
luton and above Pledge aud Constitution IL re4dy for sig
nature as above ordered. JAMES DAVIS thAhniah.
w T. Is. MiLLIKEs, Secretary.
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Bpeflal Notltes.

The Union-A Public Meeting will be hela ~ S,, ,re
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CENIKAL S 5la,s on
FRIDAY EyENIK0 Auil O. OF II o'clock. Tho following
named gentlemen viii speak for the Union: ,,ru
The Hon. ". DELAFIELD SMITH
Col. ELLIOTT y. SHEPARD,
VIM ROSS WALLACE
WM III ARMSTRONG,
Chairman Central COMMITTEES
ALLAN RUTHERFORD. 49,
Chairman Executive Coinmiitse
G. g. sTKoSs, Secretary.
Popular Lectures In BrookIyn.
The hrst Of course Of FOUR LECTURES to be delyeiea
In the Lasyeelv Presbyterian Church (cornsr
Brooklyn, Will be delivered THIS tThufsdsyl EFENiNo'
April " the Rev. }. q. FLETCHER Of Brazil
Subject. "Brbzi and tho Bruxilisns
Admission - csuts
fiOssqas Tor the Bsas6t Of the ssbbsth-sohssl a
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Nnficr
NOTICE..
LoYlL LEI0rY OF UyI0S CrriEEss, !

LOYAL ~ AGrH OV UsIOS CiriEEsS,l
Sgw-YORK. March 81, .a6J. s.
Tn. teru.o Committee have tho great pleasure TO an
the the League that fully apprecatine
s meat desire which prevails auong loyal citizens 20 show
their high appreciation OF tho public services Of Major
Az n IiiTLIH u La been deemed proper change tho
der OF proeeedn y announced for THURSDAf EFENlNG
M tine Ac.emy Music to enable the officers ard membss
NJ Nh, Is,sus 10 act ~ unison with tho c-gs who had
taed 10 Cen BUTLER invitation 10 accept their hos.
IN ss city. lie will seoordingiy be recssed at the
.arny the evening named M hspAh Apfh| =.
oc In with srrsnseDont. 10 be announced by
Jou, onn ltee Of Czeus aud OH, %. Of The League
N.les will he given TOMORROW MORNING VI the
Inn, and place for issnng tickets Of admission.
By order OF the Executive CoHmittee.
X. Ill. McCUkDN, Chairman.
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Oyy,ox M INTERNAL REvEsUs, SIxrp CoLLgcrIos
- ma M (

OyyoE on INTERNAL RgvEsus SIxrp CoLLgcrios{
DISTRICT OY NKw.YOEE. J
AuuuaI Tax Eotice.-Nodce 10 hereby given that the
ANNUAL LIST or TAAfS assessed In this Collection D.
ct Tor the year 1862 has been received from the Ases.o
and tie therein specified now due and ysysbf
Twill attend personally or by Deputy, st my Ohcc com
NJ i4b,t AID sth-av under the Eewf York County Bank
iiY (eKcept on Sundsys) from the date hereof until ant
including MONDAY. the 18th day Of April instant Rom
O'clock a. 10. to 4 o'clock D. 70 receive the same mr.,
m. ste IN the Aforesaid list are those on rlate
Collage. Yachts. Billiard Tables and for Lcsrses 20 per
sops occupations liable therefore on the " Jay
September 1852 ana not yet taken ,,r
XII persons who neglect to pay the Dusies and T.Ies Is
e.eJ and returned IN the list Aforesaid, within the un'
herein speced will then become liable to pay TEN PIN
CESTUM ADDITIONAL upon the amount thsreSi-pA'sS
New Y9rk. Apd2 1909 Mib ni-,s ~ H.wyo,k
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LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Tr Loys National League In tie different Wards
OF cy requested pts 60 hitsDo
MASS MEETING OF THE LEAUUE called for tns "a
APRIL the snniv-rssry Of SUMTER. on Union-sausre
Notice houd be s-n. the Cn5ergned Of the part
each Association nay desire take In The ceremonies Of the
day. JAMES A. hOOSEN ELI See.ethJ'
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A New story. by Sylvsuus Cobb jr''
THE FORTUNES OF CONRAD:

A ROMANCE OF ANCIENT BRITTANY
10 tho LEDGER for neat week which wilibe ready on
MONDAY at IL O'clock we shall com nence story under
the above title BY uaiversay popular contributor
SuyAsUs COBB IT, The incidents and cenes OF tho story
worlds history, with which Mr. Cobb 10 20 familiar The
hero Of the tale Of those salwa ionheaed but ro
mantle pssOnsse whose exploits historical and to whose
aud virtue tho world Ia indebted for its early advance
ment from bsrbsrism to civaation-ffom psgsnism to
Christianity and who devoted in iovo they were
gallant In war.
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MAR R6E ID.

CRJCR-WILLs-In Brootyn on Tuesday evening March
N a, th. Church Of the Holy Trinity by the Rev. d..
/ Iitieiobn william x. Cries Of NewYor. TO Emma NJ
eldest daughter Of Edward 4. Wills Of Bro0kyo No
catds
pbilseeiphia snd Detroit papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02
advertisements. Thursday, April ,,

WALLACK's-Wild Oats.
WINTFR QARDEN-Esst Lynne.
NBLUS-Kdith.
BARkUMs MUsEUM-shadov on the Wall
GOuPII;S .GALLERY-VolcsHo Of the Andes
IRVING HALL--Mr and Mrs. 4. Thumb.
BANVARD'3 PANORAMAs-No 652 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02
Bue,ness Notlfts.

Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.
F,om N. Medical Director of the Gensra Hospital Ben
ton Bs.rscts near St. Louis March o. iS'1'
MISSY, JoHr l. Bnows Son, Boston, Mai'-"U's Of
your far famed and most 'ervic'ois 'fRooAi os'hs
mad. in tn. hospital which have charge and with very
and decided results In slayins bronchial irritation
and morbid constituencies Of membrsns Of slottis and
mart, adjacent"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02
r. NJ wETsoRr. Secretary.
crrlZgsg RECEPTION TO MAJOR-GEN BUTLER
Al m. ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

CIIl/FNS' RECEPTION 10 MAJIH-uEN. bUII4f4iI,
Atths ACADEMY or MUSIC
On THURSDAY EVENING. April z. at Il o'clock
Tie Committee OF the Loyal League of Union citizens hav-
ins on tie request the Committee in behalf Of the sub
scbirg OF who united In the letter TO Gen.
orIpg the cit opportunity Of tsJiag their pect
for lis character and services public and appropriate
copssntrd to wsive their public
on the I'd Ap and rendered the OF tho Aesde-
lny for purpo. such reception Will now DC given to-
O'clock OF ths Academy of Music, which Gen.
Butt Err has ,,ncd his wilng to address the citizens
Admiration will be by ticket aud notice will bo given in tho