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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
MARRIED..

pAcoN- WRIGHT-In Philsdelphia, on THURSDAY, MAY .,
AZ ~ K.y NcLard Newton, Edward Bacon ana LhAe
w Wight. all Of that city ~.
,rcr MoJJLTON-On Thursday evening msy =, al
n, The bride's fstber No i1 Wlkon street
n"oolISn by the Rev Dr. w Alvin Bartlett aosSaoie ,o
De LDeo Acting Master u .. N. 70 MISS
daughter of John w. Moulton, esq -
STEVENS TYSES - At RichInopd S, snsn.n + " m
Weanesdsy Nay by the Rev JACOB Tn.. CSC All Of
Stephens TO Emily, dsnghter OF iiohA'u
Staten Islsnd. No cgrds 4,
Tn0 sa.,d MY Wi 4 W. W.
City OF New-lork py the he.. n. o,s""u' "'N
Will, esq +, to Mira Lydia L. Botsiwof'h
WELD-RO0ERs-In Danbury. Conn. ON Tuesday NAY %
by tb, Rev Samuel q. Cos Mr. Harvey D. "eid'o mis-
Mary A. Rogers OF DAnbury.
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Travellers, Guide.

10 Albany. BY Hudson River RR.. 90 Warren
st. II 10 Gpd 81 aud icy .. Sunday, sag y. N
To Albany, by HARLEM n, 26th-st. aud 4thav Ioi N
To Boston. by New-London line Iier ~. y.
r., stonin gion line, Pier 10. n. X, snd Fall
River hpe. Pief ,, n. r., daily isundsys ex-
copted) ............:;:...:....... sp n.
, To Boston, By Now Haven RR., via Spring
6sid zit-.i aad 4th-sv. IN. and "A and p M
To Boston, by New-Hsysn RB, 25th-st and
4h-av via Shore Line.... ard p. m. Sunday p.
4 and 10 snas p. m
To Philadelphia by Nes-Jersey Railroad. loot
ofCourtisndst.7 10. m, T. q III Sunday u
. To PhfladeIphis by Camden and Amboy
Rsiirosd Pier 7s N. r. foot Of Bsrclay-st. M p
. To Wsshneton, BY New Jersey RR.7. ieam,
md "a and i'll p foot of Courtundt st. Sunday =;
To the West BY Central Railroad Of New
Jersey foot Of Courtiandt-st. and a. m.
ys'o'' .........,,................sRd ! ?. In
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SoIDirt,s' RELIEF AssOoIATION.-Ihis excellent
ir,i,uon ~ no lo4 BTcsd~sy Yesterday received eny
four percn- escaped from the keoe amy VINO WrIo eab
taken The oath Of ne glance They ia desui"'r CO.
o Tie with 10 clothe them deeeaty The want OF
cohng Tor ,rs Las been sady felt at these ooos Tor
49, NEEDED o,bcity TO meet witl .os rs,ifyn. respon
tom the EswYork aud Dro0Elyn ANY d9naii9n
Of es6 0i biue OF money will gracefully received BY
the bsair.' Cctufnite- the rooms; Mrs Russell the
~ ,troD or by to Howe superiuioGdent The rooms eve
hee DAY asd night, with sick aud Gschrii-G eur ~
.odsr. a. e humber Of whom expected to riye here
daily FOR GOms tn.e 10 cone.
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Special Notices.
Wendell Phillips Of Boston,
VIA ,pesk. by Invitation. on the
STATE OF THE COUNTRY.
Of the
COOPER INSTITUTE.

MONDAY EVENING, May IL
The proo-ed Of The Lecture expenses viii be oT The
bsnsht Of the Anti Slavery Cause
Tickets 2Sc. Reserved Seats Soc
To avoid crowd those purchasing tickets beforehand viii
b. aattsd the enue door No tickets sold at that
door.
Ticket, sold by Toussy, No. III Nss.su-a; Fowler
Wei, No 9o5 Broad~syi C T. Evsn', No ''s Broadway
James Mlsr No sss Broadway. Miller Mathews, No 7sI
Broadway pevoe son No u Cooper lD-u,e and at BIB
4. door.
doom. open 81 Lecture at O'clock Platform tietes -
cant. for ..l. only by Oliver Johnson AIuslsvcry Office.
No. 4s Be.i msnst
H.. PARKE. Chairman Lecture Committee
To-. I'D . Sixteenth Ward Rspublicsn Association.
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' HORN ARRWALs.-Ger. A. J. Hamilton, Texas
Hon II n. Low Ai5any+ Capt. J. Herber, aud Ocorg,
Pomerov T. A Lorenzo II. De Alba, Cuba snd }. Lee
Phi uuey tie Metropolitan Hotel.
Lieut. G IL J. Wheeler g. g, aud W. W. Horton, u. 9
A lieut. \. r. Smith Y. & n II Montgomery. VckbuTs
sud G.. II cfwtb. Chicago. % the Astor House.
JlOn r. Seymour and Boratio Seymour. jr; w. II. Ca
ry and H. sanford Phil q. A Arnold Troy; and W W
johnson, indianapolis are At the 81 Nicholas Hotel
DR.. d. d. Pre- aud Bruce Buekuer Nashville J. H. Root
heinphis Hepburn Carlisle, Pa; a,d p. H. Hun
Phiia - the EiGh Avenne HOTEL
Feiu-nSeZ ard ~ Valdez. Hamb1rgi ID. V. Benisrni
New rlosns DR. J. L. McCorHcs La. at the Nee
N0k Hotel . -
Cent, j . q alton. 21d Mas Vols. II G. White Hart
ford AID David Moore wbnrsh the Abemsrie Hotel
Rrv II. c. Trum ull Chaplain Of tho 10Th Conn. Nos
Aston HoGse.
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istion it must proclaim the policy OF retaliation.
We do not desire to spend the last dollar or
the last man. as Secretary Stanton pledges
himself to do, unless it is necessary to spend
them. II is not now necessary; it need not
be at all, if what bir. Stanton tells Gov. An
drew in a private conversation shall be at once
announced by proclamation as the purpose Of
the Government
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CosTIvEgEss.-No person can feel well while

COsTIyEsEss.-No person can ieel well while
cos.e habit Of body prevails aud expect 10 Gu
oy health permanently no H. Tor ts contrary to be
economy OF TIE sye and gives rise u s'odlJ Pioponn
Of tae iIs lch Sc the human To sct u there
oie iIsas heah Of gIoaler VI oss dusaion yet u"
r.efr,insis fcAoyal. Discrimination with regard 10 IN
rons sifs TO lie used sreqGe Violent puIsst'es tempo
v re move obstrUcgns wetken the DO ses aud reduce
the sresg,h OF the patient spd are followed uusl1 by
ereatef co~spa0n rendering sno her aud another dose
uu thu strongest Purs i've. 1859 ,nct '-e
and the patients condition. becomes dep able Lat 10 r.
qufed u gentle puf1a,iye having sone seton On tue
liver ard one that be taken daily without iup9fns thH
r.usth of tho injury TO the ten until the ten
constipation 10 removed Bot lew itrfies IA
beeu found to meet these requirements mi OF ,hr'e es
bsby none been soccrtsful ~ seuoussted Dy
usny yeirs' use Dr. ID. JArsLs sASAri'E Piis Ihey
age usuiy taken every night a. peiIe eAuLs 10 piP
c., or uprn.ani effect dgri hg day 90 tbs, ef.ou.
ms follow their svocations whether a business or
es.ure 10 the same IL they had Io tason tho
ps 4 cd will begin To be obvio sftsr ees
OF tgo pncua ia greater eieaness OF inind aud 10
nces.-d ercrgy ard disposition 70 wok erd 70 ENJOY ~ ?
At continued in the restoration al the Lsa1h 20 the
peuenf sod wholesale by kITCnts, IrLEr Co.. and re
TAIL By Druggists generally
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Affairs i'm Ttoh.

SALT LAKE. Frid,y, May 8, 1863
On the ith Of May Capt Smith, Of the I'd Cali
fornia Volunteers found the Iodans 50 miles south of
Shell Creek, killed 90, aud followed them. On the
9th they killed 90 capturing stock One soldier
was wounded. Gen. Conner, with SO men, went
north on the 9th TO establish POST at Soda Springs.
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,,,;l. C,ose at the Post-Omce

feI otso s,"Tdsx Nav 9.......... IOl a. m.
For iel'. Ma y 'i.,ns' oy % lot
fSI NJ, " '''........... IN.
For Cubs snd Wes; Indies. vie Havana, by steamer
Roanoke. Saturday. May 9............'.'..'' Al O. j"
FOR Ca iforLis &c. daily (Sandsys erceptocl,
overland via 81. Joseph. Mo.......5 .. m aud %
Sorth-Albany Buffalo and Csnsdss ..5 IN. aud ~ D. 10
Nh and Ne.f Ma Mil
Wsstsrn Mat via Erie H.rosd..... q. and = p NJ
santbern and souh- Western Mails a M a aud i03
Eastern hai.-. III " p 'h'
w-I3edfogd Newport aud Fal RissT.......... ~ m.
The Long Island Mad closes a. y IN, and .. p ID
sundsy Msis -On Sunday ell malls close al ID
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WALLACE S-JThe Stranger N
~ iTrHR q tHDEN-Hrs JACK Shephefd-rsmr ry
SIBI,O'S- Tsah, the forseken.
.RaRNIiNis acknowledgements and Com Nutt an
SVsr,,n Al All honrs-prEne, afternoon and even M
S.JIONAT ACADEMY OF DESiGS-No. 90 Bfoad"a>
CofrPIIfs GAILERY-Y Volcano Of the AIDES
ISiRA KFFNK'S THEATER-Phedre-Shyiock, &C.
1CApFslY Of MOSIC-Matinee-Aiold
THEATFR FKANCAiS-Nos Indmes
BKOOKLYN ATHENEUM-ric stersortcon
NJ A.ING HAII.-IIeo. Thomasls Concert.
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Carpetings.
l.. EDGE TO,N,
NOS. 10 AND 81 WORTH-ST.
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO HIS
-. LARGE STOCK or
CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
MATTINGS, RUGS, DRUGGET, &C.,
WHICH He OFFERS AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT
FAIL TO MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION ON
FIRsT-CLAsS BUYERS.
r. w HorCHKIss invites bis friends call ard exam
I'm thrs took
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NEw.HAMPsmIRE USIoS Mass MEErISG.-A call
for a Union Mass Convention at Concord, N. H.,
June L. 1868, is circulated in that State, aud being
generally signed by the citizens. 1t is expected the
meeting will be very large one.
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Guupovder Explosion.

NEw.HAvEN Conn, Friday, May g. lt63
An explosion took place at Wbitneys Armory, IN
Whitueyville, at noon today by which Daniel Re
gan was killed, and Edward Stevens lost Oh arm.
The explosion was caused by the deceased throwing
email quantity Of powder iuio stove IN the proof
department, by which Is muskets were discharged.
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MAYOR, OFrrcE. NEw-foRK. May !, iSoJ
Notice 10 Proprietors Of Newspapers..sn1tInas,
the provisions OF sec OF the CITY AZ ia~, 10y -
OF 1868 IL becomes the duty Of the
four papers having the largest Gsly clIcusuon "n 70
York In compliance with the shove requirement .ne unosi
signed request the proprietor. o. the aAy
WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, n u M ,.atemen' any
verified Of the average daily circulation Of hei' respective
journals, exclusive Of sunday a..
MATTHEW II. BRENNAN, Controller.
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q SALES or REAL Es1ATr.-Messrs Muller, WI
kus Co. have made the following sales by auction Of the
Wool.ey estate at Boominsdsls;
lot n W cor. gJihIt. end 9th-sv., $3.50; lot.
+7s5 I, rs sdi in on G:ih st $3.50 eachi "
cor s5t-st and sh-av. = COO al on gu sy, = l
..cb adj in resT OIL 85thst 25. % adj above 80 70
s1ss, D. & Z. cor. l0h-sv aud S5tl--t : 90 l. y y
cor s,ay aad Jihst 8 It.O; adj on 9th-av, So and
1850 10 adj IN 85th-st us 20 f9SO; : r. o'
ssth 81, sni ih.av. Sl,475; adj Sthsv. 500 snd
: U5S adj Oh 85:h.. $685. al on "a hit and o.
8sii st. 81 80: % each st 900 TO ly0s J. y W
cor 9h.av and gld-st. Z l.025; adj. $50 70 sou;
al su s2d.t. $40 g. s + sh-sv. ard 6Jd-at.
slia sdi on " $50 TO 37s AZ so on 800 emo Oh
Si As @ql0 20 81 go or SJf,' rs f. in eaH Of 9h-aY
4445; A. I5i. on each st.. Sj25 TO +l.Dl
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FInF.-I.sst evening. between and o'clock, q
ire broke OCT the kere oil factory 10 J.,ey Chy on
n-sr the roes. a. tie foot % Bergen Hill owned by
Pbseg Co. NLlcb entirely desroy 3D. together WI
Inc stock snd The loss will probably smoun' 70
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Fire i'm Winoeski, VT.

BOSTON Fridsy, May 3. 1873.
Harding's wooden factory at Wlnooski, VT, was
badly damaged by fire on Wednesday night. Lose,
$50 900; insured in Boston.
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New-York Typographical Union No. 8.-An
Adiourd MseiiIg this Union vii be Deld THIS l,aiuf
dsyl EVENING, at O'Clock. at their Room, Masonic
Temple No 80 Crosby al. tcoret broofs snt cIosb)l
NJ NJ. FAILING, President.
r. g. Hill Recording Secretary.
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DIED.

ADEE-In Brooklyn, ON Friday evening" "'s' ~ ~
Adee IN the roth Of his age A o,.ioct
Funeral services be held sunday NJ 40,
at the residence of his ssteI Pbsbe a. 90
Pschc where tho reistises and friends q, ~
attend without further notice. The remsns i.s
to Pleasant Valley, Duchess County on the "S'''@ ~
on Monday morning
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Broaa1ay have lust received large assotsn OF xo a
typss Photographs Photograph Cds Frsnss Sssossa Ss's
10. Cell IN AMI look 81 them.
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rate Journal for the HOUSEHOLD for the GARDEN aud
Tor tho FARM, will be presented with a'tras one year
Old GRAPE VINE. either Dor1aSe or Coacord BE-
d-rsd Thes. the beat two varieties Tor Garden or out
door cul,urs. The Vices very haey rooted. aud
.h ia e,h every morning froa the Editors countfy
ssonnds. THE Is the planting tine. Call To-Day eTy
next week. and Sc; Vine for your yard gsrdu Tue
yiue will gov Tspi,y sad aajsd you slds and DELL
CIOu5 FRtIr The Paper win furnish ,on wodd OF
n..fuR rsliabI. information. Examine II. TERSs-Si
wear; 10 cents number.
ORANGE JUDD, PUBLISHER.
No Al Par.-row CTimes Buillnsl
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Thirty YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD

THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD
NuRw.Mrs. WIssLow's soorHISs Strip 10 the prescrp
ton of Of the best female physicians aud ia the
United ssies and has been used for thirty with
ng safety and by millions Of mothers and children
tho feeble infant Of week old to the adult II
ay of the stomach relieves wind collie regulates the
bowels and gives health, snd comfort to mother AID
chil Tive .byec ents a bottle
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The principal vital force In tho human the
contained the blood This derived chiefly the fosl
eat but the food properly dse'ted. fs~ osv
eau. pharr the Necessary quantity Of Iron Is not tsksa
Into the circulation. or becomes reduced, the whole syssa
suffers The bad blood will irri.ss the beu will clog up
the lungs will stupefy the brain. win obsruc the liver.
and will send its disease producing elements to oil parts
the system and sse,y DH ssSr vhate~ organ mag
DC p'ed''p''sSto di'ea. The great value of IVA
IRON AS MEDICINE.
" well Known and acknowledged by all Medical Men The
difficulty has been obtain such preparation Of a. vii
enter the circulation and s.simI.ts at once with sks
blood. This point says Dr. Hayes Massachusetts, stsS
Chemist has been sttsiusd in the Peruvian syrup by .o.
b'nasios in Way before ssk.ovn.
THE THE PEsgyIAs s s
TIE TIE PERUVIAN PERUVIAN s sYsTf 80
10 Protected Solution Of tho
.rrI PROToxIDE OF IRON
And strikes the Of disease BY supplying the sod ~s
lite LIFE ELEMENT.
IRON.
This the Of tho wonderful Of this ssdy In
curing Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections Cbls and Fever.
Liver Complaint Dropsy. Chronic Diarrhea BoilA
dunors, Loss OF Constnutioaa vigos, Dtseases0
the Kidney, and Bladder. Female Complaints.
and al Diseases originating 10 . bed
state Of the Blood sccomps
MED BY Debility or
Low Stats Of the
System.
Being free from Alcohol 10 ANY FORM Its sneTErs effects
arc not followed by corresponding reaction but psrs
nsnt. nfusns STRENGTH. and nto oil paS
Of the system. and building up IRON CONSTITUTION
1t Is al excellent substitute for Vino Brandy where
stmulant 10 needed.
One element In ths restorative power Of Iron srssdcas
is Its magnetic action and the electricity developed thereby
To take medicine diseases occssioned By def
cheney Of
IRON IN THE BLOOD
without restoring It to the system h Ike trying to repair
building when the foundation 10 gone.
Tho proofs Of the efficacy Of this remedy IN THOUSANDS
OF CASES where ordinary medicines have failed give
lief well established that invsids cannot esssnsby
hesitate to give It trial.
For SPRING MEDICINE Il has equal.
Pamphlets containing testimonials from d
eminent Physcsns Clegymsn. and other, will DO
rent YREE to any sddress
Prepared as heretofore by N. L. CLARK X Co.
J.R DINsMORE. Sole Agent.
No. 10 Trs0On,-sI.. Bosoa.
Sold BY all Druggists.
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Removal.

Removal.
HEADQUARTERS OF RHODE ISLAND and CON
NECriCUT have been REMOVED to NO. lob bfos'
way, Room No. ,. III Amy
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Cor. AINY-For the better accommodation OF his
friends snd the parties who have business with him. Col Al
rny has taken oommodiou, at No. l69 Broadway
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EoaAIsE's CEInEAs BIrTraa.

EoaAisKs CkihEAs bliItha
Til. R1hslspt Tonic should be 10 ever family. fof
Dv,pepsis Nausea loss Of sppes, o"ne ~ piti hhlu
,ce nefyon Lezdschc fever and sgu- sea sickness ana
nervous debi y nothing equal H. has been severe
te.te in d Hospital. aud private families 10 Nef ORR
s.j Yrookivn Pa: up ~ quart bottles. Price VI. for
,aIe by Hsg.msn Co. Nos. ~. 500 tll Ib broadway
J. Coldin. on No IT'S Btoadwsy. John hrssiui. 40 o's
Broadway: Thomas Bailey Bible Hou.e aud many otheis
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American Anti-sIavery Society Auntver-ary.
a the Chnch q the puiitsas on unon.qnsre 1Ut soA
10 A m-WILLIAM LLOYD GNRRisJN, PGssideu; 81
the chair. Spesken-Rsv J. n. w SLOANE OF the H.
formed Pre,byt.lisn Church, ROBERT PUhNis, esq OF
Pbil,del phia. THEODORE ID. WELD tprotsblJl and
WENDELL PHILLIPS. Adnttance Tree. oollect D
for tho benefit the Society will be ,ssen up On TUES
DAY EVENING at 8 O'Clock, tho Society will meet IN The
Coop.r Institute when addresses vii be dsiivered by THE
ODDRE TlLTON aud WENDELL PHILLIPS, aud the
HUTCHINSON FAMILY will sing Admittsnee - cent?
The platform for officers aud itvited guests To
avoid crowd those purchasing tcies beforehand VIII be
admitted At the 3dav door No tickets sold al that door
Tickets sold by Tousey No. l?l Nassau Fowler We'
No 308 Broadway; q. r. Evsns No +is Brosdway James
Miller No. So Brosdwsy; Miller Mathews; NO 'J7 Broad
wsy; Dsvoe Son banker, No 10 Cooper Institute aud 1t
Bth.st. door Door open Of O'clock.
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TO ARRIVE,
Dnslness Notlles.

KNOCKS ON THE HEaD.-KNOx, the halter,
has caused become quite word Knocks tho
head taken he gives them Tor sells them generality lead
TO better appreciation Of tn Of the KNOX than one
would suppose We have Knox on the head which we
think 10 quite an Improvement Go to the Of Fulton
and Broadway and Try the sensstion-
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Notice 20 Taxpayers.
U. 5. is,xKsAL hsvEsuE, SIXTH DlsrkLcT.

Notice 60 Taxpayers.
l.. ). INTERNAL hsvESpE. SIxrH DISTINCT.
tIXth. XVIII ard XVIII Wsgds) }
No f6l West lsth-st Ngw- York May 4, 1863
The Taxpayers OF THE District hereby notified that
pursuant the provisions of the Act of Congress- passed
July 1907 eoitsd An Act to provide Inernal Revenue
support the Government and to interest the Public
the second abnus. assessment will b made aud after the
frat Monday Of 1863 The assessment will embrace the
folio wing items viz:
INcOsss An incomes the year ending Decernbsr 81
be returned the Assistant under OATH
tu accordance with the Instructions OF the OF
Internal Revenue upon the blank forms provided for thst
purpose. r..-.
2 ENUMERATED ARTICLES All Htices nsmsd IN section
II the Law Schedule A. will be assessed for
which they liable, the eudiEg May 1864 vixs
Carriages kept for use. for hire or for PASSENGER.
Yachts
Billiard Tables Kept for use.
Silver Plsts, kept Tor use.
Gold Plate, KEEP, for use.
These returns will be msde IN the fern hersofos.
LIcRSsEs-SecSion is Of the amendments Of March J,
1884, provides for reng all Licences on and stes the drt
Monday In May. -. -. =.
business from TO p daily Sundays excepted snA
his Office the Astsnt Assessors at their respective
oces will best suit tneir convenience As the tte
yced BY law for assessing the Income Tax Is short tsxpsysr
will appreciate the necessity for making promps retuns
B.s prepared by the Commissioner Of Internal ksvsaos>
subject to Income Tax also blanks
for the articles mentioned Section II Schedsie
Al c.ayes silver plate &c. will be furnished by tho Assstr
ant Assessors and By J. y. CLEVELAND Assssser
No. 1871 West l<th-st., over Nsw-York County Bank
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LoynI League Of Union Citizens.

NEw.YORg. May O. 1903.
To THY prorfr oY THx SrlTr oy NEw.NoHK:
The une,ssigaed Comnittsr Of m-mbers Of the LOYAL
Ie.yp. appointed meeting Of the loyal people Of
~. on, Of N-wYofs held Madison square In gad city
on ,h- 10Th DAY Of April 1853. do hereby IN
the loyal cz-ns Of tire state Of to he held a.
Ttcs in County II On-id. on the Z4th Gay Of May
Insult a, 10 O'Clock ia the FORENOON.
They invite s the Loyal legues oisanz-d ~ any part o
,r ta. 60 ..td sid tsembiAge Ges.atrs ~ inany IN
number az hey ay find covenant snf hey ais, ivlte
al ctlreu. without fegad 70 past political divisions or
IRE Ont Ct opinion upon psr qusons u btehd
mi. Of the People Of the state for The pu'r 81
snfesing country and the world their hr dets
which u l. compelled 10 wage ia IT, own defsnse against
t3uad~.. and wicked heon and 20 PIT iorh any III 1
and submit suy sacrifices which may be necessary ~
d.sttov the military in. the
Of the United 10 resAe the people Of the SCUM o
The aimed tyranny under vbch thoy h-s aud 10 pre-
.- the territorial integrity OF the American Union tie 10
autaority d tn. Constitution AM the pnquesoned ,upr-h
soy Of tn. k-ti,nal fia< -,
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300 AND 292 BOWERY,
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Never purchase Family SEwING-MAcHINE
Jules. II will smb foiJer ss well Whom you have
finished stitching garment for dear one bow delightful to
plant leaf vine wreath upon IL. and how vered
you will then be II yours only Silt hing hsebiDs Instead
Of perfect instrument which will both stitch snd emsoi.
der. GKovEn BAKEH's PREMIUM hAonisEs. No. sso
Broe 1xsy do both schng and embr ordering perfectly