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anc blended with courageous qualities F.
we nave alwaVSs 'ound you tue impartial
ana courteous o'i'cer' the humane and
0"r''''"" gentleman
"'''P' now S'' 'h's noble s'eed, and
destiny sEo"Id decree that We must yet
pass 'hf"ugh tue Storm OF battle, may
'""' "o" VINO mas so o''en protected you
'f''h the 'ata' shalt, still cover yon with
the same mantle OF protection, and permit
S"" |" oe"o'd 'he o'essnts OF peace. and
return I" your nome and 'oved ones, hon
o'e'' oy Us ALL "s yo" now are.
No'' "cMaS'ef men, IN vefv happy
'""n"''' feP''r"' accepting The horse:
".V''e'S az" o0'"'e's o. me l|M fegL
~ ~
"o'e '""" '"e'e hoh'"s ago you re-
e''eu ''e' stranger 10 'he great MAJOR
'H u your ''S'"eh'' ana exalted ne /"
'''' ''eA' "'E"es' 'i'' !" your H''' lhe
'"'e o' war mas removed INN whom we
anu our state deI'Gh'ed L" honor, and Tor
'"e 'HS' ave "'""'"s II mas been my priv
"ese |" oe your ch'e' commander.
D"''nG inns e'e"'iuI period our country
""s P">seu 'hfouSh 'he ktsn"st thr"es OF
'"e 'e'"'u'".r "h'ch Is TO declare her
'"'et'"' 'e"'e "'' 'S'"o''h your rights
10 ''e''''e"' /" 'he c"'fc' OF arms which
""S ''o's'e"eu the "e.dN OF virginia and
.ue "'ou"'''h' OF Mar! land with patriot
"'o''' you VIII" many "'"er no"'e resi
''''''' " vac o'"'!' nave '"''h'"'y done
""" 'eff'hc nave
y''' '''''''.e'' '"' "''Ne honorable
:" ""N your country.
0P'' ''' p'"'"' VI "'""ssHs' "hen the
'''S"'e ~ ""'e' ~" were attached was
"''''''' '"'e'y 'u' 10 P'ec"s' h'e o"t oi
N W ''u' '''o' s""'d WAS s"o' down.
anu '''o'' '""" 'No ''''oS o' your num-
o'' "''e N"'e' ''"u "ou"u'o. Amongst
.'''' Wv 'e' '''"' '"'"' o"y WAS our no
'' ."'''' oo'''e' "e""s' whose heart
'.'""' p'"''' cut 0" '"e Held ste''ed
"' "''o''o" 'o tue Pfhclpes OF State
sovereignty, which through hfe he had
"''"ed. Al boonsh"ro one half of your
h"ho'r engaged were disabled by tie
o'etro"er'ng numbers Of the enemy. tu,
large portion "' tLe remainder stIl pr.
served line OF battle and presented bold
front to tie enemy. In these engase
men,s 25S Of your ranks were killed and
wounded. Reduced 10y the casualties OF
battle and TIA" rrivntions Of the march to
a Iitle bard Of xty rnep, vour regimen,
three day. afterwards, at Sharpsbur,, en-.
gagged the emrmy. Being detached from
your brigade on the advanced line Of
Longslreels division, that gallsn, little
band, amidst the shot and shell Of The
enemy, for hours wasterIy maintained its
position, until a Gsor -.ia and. Carolina
brigade on the right, and Csroiina
brigade on the left, had been broken and
driven back, aud they were nearly encir
cled by the hostile hosts which opposed
them.
ihe accidents OF battle, the toihome
'A"''"' ''eeP'eSs 'e"'S' anu exposure To
"e"' S"u rams '''""ed your r""ks'-
"""' VII" '''' ''eed'"s 'ee'' vii" 'c."t
""N """ "''e''"' 'oo"' VIII" bodies
"e"%e"'' oy '''e"'e anu eA"""'''o"' on'
~ " ''' 'Hey
o"' W '"e'' n'"''H stout
'' "', "''' "s"''"'" VIII" the HE
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,h,oro, H.. n.,,. ., -. -
,ss,ed r., ,w,'l. -, ,h., t,,,I,
coo,oo an, ,h.,. ,.
,,z. of cown.ov p,, no., ,L..n Wv
. kind Cod for H.. ,.,.;a. u,.I~'.'-'
Inv. b..n ,,.l I
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NOTGCE.--As IL IL believed that tho
IN Estate Of Casweil Mobley, deed, i, in.
sons hsviog Chains against the aforrmen
toned Esiase to present them legally au.
pro ratio distribution.
J. b MORLEY, Err.
Pleasant Hill, s. G, July S,ls6L 2s-lf
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.S63. THE THE 1863.
sYLyANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.


with its connections, forms
The sHORrEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FkoM Nsw-foRK TO rHE PRINCIPAL WRsrHRS CIrIBa
Seven trans Daily from New Yosk to Philadelphia via
New -Jetsey and Camden sna Amboy hss. =.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR The WEST BY THIS
ROUTE Lave MEMOIRS FROM THE
By way Of Phisdephis the morning passengers leave New
Yo,k at m time other Evening passengers
at y. u.. one hour later than other nes
than tho Northern lines and BY both
arrive Northern lines, In Chicago and al
points 10 the Moth West Cresine, Indianapolis Louisville
points Wet with iewer changes Ell cars r,,,,.,, A..
Sleeping Cara without change, from PhilsdePoss
Pittsburgh miles aud Newly Pittsburgh. 4s mis@
Smoking add saloon cara ON all trains
Faie the as other
Bs.gsge checked through Iransers free.
Secure TickeIa good n9tii 1s.d ~ r rnsnSs
The Pennsylvana CentrA Company Ian rum >. roSs Oh
Line which affords .i 49,
travel to parties o. owing W ess~ ard, &C ons-nS' 49,
Of fare. pnutouTs ra u 3 .FfY.F
by this route eights Of al ebio Ksnsucky
s sua "I In;o, WieogsD Iowa " Missouri oy Rail.
ROAD DIRECf or TO any Pylt . on INC nA''''N
lie ct by ~ snsn from Pesoas noot ,n tho West bv
ihe rates Of s.eso Railroad all times - favorable
VIC by other Railr0ed Sompssnse a ,h, -, ,h
,hpo.r. intrung The on a.. sp.edy trsa,
Company can rely ~i' LIE sToCK. =.
/ and Dealetv In Live stock VIII nnd tnb ihos Az
on. rvute Cap 4cious Ymds well watsred and sup
have been opened on this line
W. connections and every attention PAID 70 ther wan<
To Srnsbug where will he found every convsnience for
. st.nse SSIEN.YoRK and BALTIMORE MARKETS
L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. As.or hsusA
LEECH Co, Freight Asent,,. ,,,,,,-
No. Astor. Il ouse. and No. l south WinanssI
MCDONALD BlsCHoFF, Emsrant 4 seot.,
No. Battery plaza
EEoCE LEWIS General Superintendent. Aisssas. r.
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ADVERTISEMENT

JAdverliismentl
Second Edition now ready: The UNITED
STATES TAX Lsw A. AMENDED
psmpbet edition Of the United State. TsI Law with the
Amendments passed the late session Of Congress also
contsin Alphabetical List of articles taxed
Beside the law. which Ia word for word in accordance vi
the original append II Aphsbetcs. R-cSpi,us
every and the OF the levied
thereon This renders It complete and convenient is
possible to make IT,
Price 10 cents, post paid 81 100 srpes' 20
per 1901! by mail Address TnE TRIBUNE, New. YcIk.
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DEsEErERs. Since Monday hast, % deserters
who were found struggling the city, have been arrested
and ,. Tor tralte Governors Island In consequence Of the
severe penalties to which deserters will be subject "heh
e.vr The officers find great difficulty In obtaining any "'
pstion as to their wherssbouts ard not we
avp.r are tas,a now there vas before he se oi'ef
so.a the Secretary OF War In anticipation o. RECEIVING
sbter panl su than II arrested many ds'e'ef' 'Oiun''
pv slsltyet themselves up.
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the burss took bis departure with Of money not sI-
ceedps elo The boy hesd the fellow going out Of the
door He Informed the police Of the First Precinct ana
Postmaster Lincoln Dohfd Of the occurrence shouy
thereafter On examining the nail iound tb.t the
envelope. three letters haG been destroyed ont Il con-
tanned in tnc bsg With these three exception oil were .
70 TIER dnsIion III 10 the ec"Dd time the fost'Once
bss eloniouiy entered withn tho past four years
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No. K-GEy BUrLER's LsrK GsEAr sPKEo

No. -GEy. BUTLERs LATE GREAT SPEECH.
tWtll be ready on saturday, April III
The Crest Speech of Mai Gen r. Butler at the Ae 'S-my
Of Music April g. 1853 Price = cents; 81 per 100; SIS
per I.O0e a.ent by mail one e,eh, in addition will
be charged prepay postage when twenty under or
dered twenty half EACH to prepay postage Cash
orders solioited.
Address TIE TRIBUNE.
Ney-Ygyt
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave Jersey City for Piernont and slon.ey
si3 M 1901 m, for Fremont ": p. m, and 6: III
on MONDAYS only 445 a IN. T. W. DEMAREsr. su,t.
DEOPLEs LINE to ALBANY.-Steame
DAYS and FRIDAYS. ISAAC NEWTON alternate Even,
ngs at D. from foot Courtlandtst Tickets sold sns
baggage checked to all points West Freight taken ut lowest
rates.
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Advertisement.
THE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
Ne. I.-THE CoSDUCr OF THK WAR.

Ne L-THc CONDUCT OF THB WAR.
Now Ready
The Repor. of the Joint Committee Of Congress the
Conduct of the War sespeoine the and opss
tions the Army of the Potomac while commanded by
Gen. Mcclellan b issued W in pamphlet Of thiItysvo
pages Price cents 81 per 100, S3j per 200. II
sent by mail ono cent addition will be charged prepay
postage.
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The Rria Deacon.

Bosroy, "Wednesday, April 8, 1859:
The steam-tuc Wapole, from Provincetown for
Boston, with the dismasled brig Deacon in tow, was
abandoned, in sinking CONDITION, of Minot's Ledge,
last night. The crew were saved. Nothing has
been heard from tie brig.
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Channes for Business 1lcn.

ENIRST-CLkfS HOTEL for SALE-Sitiated
IA; I. t..nuT and n,un.b city Of indiana. IN tur
.ug order .ud doing b1tues The o~nsr An
party than tiiar properly csh vr
bought L. tire ued For particular. addrs.s Box
No. / lCJ. Irdan,P.at. lsd..Hs-
DARE CHANCELLOR SALE, the STOCK
III and PlybuREs O. the old BODT aud SAbh STORE
yea ..eaooug corner OF hotig"mcy aud "hs"r''.
JsI.sy City. Eor particulars spPy on ibe pf.ini"r-
COAPSTuNE QUARRY WANTED.-Must
produce good qus'y II la .Isblr Pure. aud be
nss udewAteI. Apply BY ettsT 10 Afr. Boz NO 2tes
PostOhice
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FIRE.-Abcut o'clock yesterday morning hre
brole out 10 frame house the OF SUM
md Bush streets Gowaru resulting in the partial d-sirne.
OF the building The roof Of an sdjouipg building was
damaged extent of l0o The premises owned by
Mir. j. UDonuslL Loss 81 100; partially insured
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The following sales of real estate were made yes

tsrjsy by 4. J. Blocker. Son 4 Co.:
lets on sthav e. eide bet 18th and 7th.s each $3.50
Adjoining Observation-Disclosures. TBS
10. on 66tbst H. side east Of Observation-Disclosures. $500
lot OF Goth st. ~ side ess Of 3thuv with house, $3.50
House and lot 8eh-s' H. side bet All 5thay3. $3.50
houses aud lots on Sth st. adjoining ........ 500
lot on 8sth.st n side bet 4i and sh.sW...... 800
lot Oh 8stu. H. side bet 4n and 5,h-sv, adjoining 49,
House ana lot No $40 Waer-t 6ouyeTusur.. 2,6!j
parcel 42d-st side of ,,....,..... H. tGO
parcels 42ds side o. STRAY s0ioiniDg each. so
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Brooklyn LOYAL UNION LEAGUEs.-Loyal Union
Leagues were orgsuzed Monday night IN tho fifth Ninth
aud Tenth Ward and peIecting TO fof1
Leagues in every Ward 10 the city
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MoFx BLACK RReRUITs-Sergeant Thompson
arrived ia yesterday with 6iy recruits r tho
18th Massachusetts They are sill intelligent coloret men,
AND deported thesass.ves in a sc dieriike nAnner
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OyyicE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF TAxEs Asp)
AssRssHEsTs, No. % Chsnibers-sL,
Ma L..


NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.-Notic is here
IN by xiysn that the ASSE SSMENf ROLLS ofths REAL
and PERSONAL ESTATE Of the City and County Of New
YORK for tho year 1868 will be open for nspecion ana IT,
view from and after MONDAY jan H. 1863 AID win remain
open till the day of April 1863 for the correcuen OF e
rors and the eau Aviation Of the assessments oil the AFORESAID
Real and Personal Estate of the City aud County Oh New
Yor1 All persons believing themselves to be ssglevea s
application to the Commissioned during the peou
above mentioned IN order obtain the RELIEF provided
law The Act Of 1853 provides that during tho tiine tue
books shall open public inspection a. herelnoeore pro-
yded application be made by any person considering
himself aggeyod by tessesed valuation Of his real Or per-
sona estate have corrected" such application
be made In relation the assessed valuation OF real estate
must be made In writing stating the ground OIL ooecuoo
thereto and thsreupon the Commissioners shall examine fto
the complaint and IT, in their Judgment the assessment IL e
roneous they shall the to be corrected snch
application Be made relation TO the assessed valuation
estate applicant shall be examined under osh
the said who shall be auth0rzed 10 somims
ter such OATH any Of them and IT, In b or their judgment
they shall cause The same TO pc
Corrected sud fix the of such assessment as Troy may
believe DO Just declare their decision thereon "ihn
thirty days alter such application shall have been made 10
them No reduction shsl be made oy the Board OF superv
of real and Per'onsl estate Imposed
under this act ues shall sppear under osh or
that the party ageved unable to attend wilhn ne pc
Rod prescribed for the correction OF taxes by reason OF cA
'' ~ 4. j: WILLIAMSON. Com mis,ioue,I'
]. w ALLEN. Of Taxes and
iyl22awAp30 J. w. BROWN, } Assessments
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nleolrul.
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
MORFATs LIFE PILLS and PBGNIX BITTERS.
Druggists and medicine dealers throughout the country are
cautioned sgaus, buying selling certain medicn,s pre-
pared by
And which are,cIzinIed to be the genuine
LIFE FILLS aud PHOENIX BITfERS. .
injunction has been issued by the Court onhe sppca
tou OF the reprSs ntai.ve OF the late proprietor,
DR. WILLIAM Is. MOFFAT (deceasedl
Restraining them from making selling the and every
effort will be made protect the trade audi tho public
sgaintta
SPURIOUS ARTICLE.
The undersigned Is tho only person present authorized TO
snufsctur. the
GENUINE LIFE FILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS,
AS they have brei heretofore manufactured aud sold by the
late proprietor. - -
MOFFAT BUILDING,
No. 335 broadway and No. 1876 Churchst.
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CoHPLImsNT TO Cor. ALar.-Ihe camp Of
n. advance Ofhe Grand Army Of the Gulf IS named Ctp
.,mv in honor Of Col j. H. Amy Of this city. Col Biosel
.ftbs 2Sh Co1nectcutis the Acting Brissdsr'Gsneia
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NORRIS ACADEMIC sCHOOL-Classical

CTAMFORD, CONN.-Miss TUCKER re-
~ coyes young ade. educate assisted by German and
French resident gov-fDes aud by emaeni professors from
New. York. .
Kgp.kRscHs Tho re- Rev. John Williams ID. D.. Ass.t
ant Bishop Of Connecticut Miidetown Conn the Rev W.
Mitchell, Rector. Stamford. Conn. tho Rev. John Lori,
snord Conn. the Rev j. o. BaTtoo Of tho Free Acade
N.Y. Y n Governor HawIcy stanford Conn.,. EI-Goy'
eor Minor Stamford Conn; Capt WIN ssiddy Stamford,
Conn Il. Davenport. esq. stamford. Conn. Fegason'
20, STANFORD, Conn kfsnc, sGiddy es9, n Vi Geo
QuiuaId go, n. vi q. H-ipskrn csq. y. T.. h. 0uin'
taId, esq. ~ T. C. 7. Fi'chs- esl, N. Z.
For terms, &c. apply to the Principal.
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RrsovEr OF REMAINS Faoh THE D1ANE STREET
The long range OF wants nteched to the Duane
rrse Church have nearly beea ePted aud on Tuesday TIVE
io Of benes and eav-a h remained Of least six score
efbumsn ormswere forwarded to Cyprefs Hill Cemetery
Not trace Of form remained by which any OF tho
5ecared could be recognized In ore Dor rkn appeared
upon the which though free from single particle OF
a.ea W.T. still covered with OF besatfu glossy auburn
bsr bound b slsrge bisoh comb.
TIE few eofins the. remain whole viii be inferred
..natsely When tie -omoyal is Completed, monement
will he erected the resting place of the dEo end
ashesv Of those long departed.
Ouths 10Th lust congregation viii worship for tho last
sme in ti. church hh IL next 20 tie Oldest in the oouu-
try the having been laid June o. SS7 by
the Rev Geo. RobeI' who prrschcd sermon on tie ocea
sep from Psalms 1xiy-3.i.
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Hsushey arrived with his ICED Of hay one Of The seers
standing the ,dews srdered him 70 sst OF the wagon

standing on the sidewalk ordered him 70 got OF the wagon
a. he wanted hin. sughey got OF the outside Of
at the time pulling wallet from his pocket, and
.hrus,ing nto Of the bales his but he de
ected in the act aud the ocer seized the we and at the
same time took Hsuehey. He then conducted to the
Stoniouse and the wallet upon examination, fsuud
TO contain $50 In bills half Of which eounterfet He
denied all knowledge of the couneet money found on lis
premises Hsugbey Is we'll known to the police. having
been in SngSins Prison for cour,erfitipg Some OF ~
counseTs well executed and would battle any one but
40 exprtt. They of the fo!losng Denominations;
Bank Of America NYCity So Bups Head b.; NY CITY %
SgsS.& tk Newtu. v j. Sc fsrucrs Bk bH-t.t Ia -
linton BaDk t. l.",....lts Central Bk hoy ~ f'' IS
iauk OF - racGc........ s. Mechanics ta iaven' %
Iunmerch bk us BRISTOL lps Harrisburg BANK; ra'.. %
Atlantic Bank, T. City. IS Atlantic bank Boston ..iOs
Bristol Co. b.. Taunton. 81
Both tine prisoners held for further developments The
Police Of the Eighteenth Precinct especially Capt Cameron
ana Sergeant rden who have managed the case are emit
lied to considerable credit their both in regard TO
the discovery and the arrests
On Tuesday night Augustus Miller and James Richie
arrested 90 Officer igsn OF the Eighth Precinct for
teupdre e pass counterfeit S. pnpotng t. bs Of the
issue of sbe Rochester Bank IL Rochester, n. II. Justice
Kelly committed them to answer
On Iassday evening Nchoia, Kane, Jnnk.denle
rested br Ufcor Dubois of The Tseu III Precinct, In
Eighth Avenue Railroad car, cAsge Of pas,tlg or a
,npog pass counterfeit 80 ceut postage currency upon
the copduco Of lie taken before Justice Kelly
Jefferson Market Poles COut Who cominared him 10
answer the charge.
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APPoIsTAsST or BELL RINGERs.-iMayor OPP
AJte appointed Tuesday asbe! ringers, JseOb H. Cohen
James Murray and John sssley-the first two being
signed to the bell tower Diy-hst street Mr. Shelley
s sssgued to tie Mount Mons bell in Harlem, in
place Of Jobn Fisher transferred the Fityh.t street
NV
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CTEAMSTIP GREAT EASTERN.
- FROM NEW-YokK TO LIVERPOOL
The Steamship
GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PATON, Commander.

wiz be dispatched o, .,,,.,, ,,o,,,
FROM LIVERPOOL; FROM NEW.fohh'
SATURDAY. April IL. sAlUkDAf May u
Tuesday, Jnne2 TUESDAY, JGnr I5 ~
Fteh berth according to size situation, and sceomods
ton Of the StsteRoons all having the sane privileges IN
In, oons and in regard mrfs aud attendance snes OF
for families may be engaged BY special sgeement
EXCLUSION TlCkkrS OUT AND BACH, IN THE
FIRST CABIN ONLY. A FARE AND A HALF.
Servants accompanying pass myers aud childrea under u
y.,r. Of axe half fare Infants free
SECONu CABlN-Stste-iioom beTths, meas furnished ct
THIRD CABIN.-lntsruIecate State Rooms, psssehges 8
found with beds bedding table utensils aed god .uo-
STEERAUE-With superior acconpodssions.....', "
6 fares payable in gold It's equivalent In u Currency
zach lowed 20 cubic feet Of luggage An s1pe-
For mas, aar suply 10 CHAS A. WHlTSEY
At the Office, No. 20 Broadway.
For freight apply to ,,u,
No. 81 South.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

OuruARr,LWilham II. Franklin, one Of the
eldest suctionesSs of this city ed Tuessy morning after
s,hort iue's the Of % years. He well known to
Ne buiness community and regarded honorable and
capable nun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIdRLTIoN.-At the r.gular
ssu monthly meeting Of this Board yesterday hr CGrti. in
che chair Mr. Cassey called attention to the ipere'sed
emisrou uostSf wb,h cAmo from the distressed districts
Of Ireland resoution by Mr. Low adopted t. invest
Of fold in tie hands of the Commissioners in
u s. Certificates OF Indebedpess The Qnsran.ine BILL now
before the legislature reJdcnd discussed and win the
sddon u returned 20 the Commit tee.
The statement shows that stree The lat a. January 1868
smg rised 10 Ibis eounTy, being 100
Man arrived durBg the period last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

Ic,sH LADIES PATRIOTIC FUND BALr'-rhis
g, aha esf Of the destitute poor Of Ireland promises
n,,nisoeut ss.ir judgios from the preparations that
- made by che Committee Of Arrangements. Tick
bs procured from ths Committee, whose names sp-
= =. ~, sSyerfs emeut in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09
% mhnm II man Gourerr,.

A RMY AND NAVY PAY AND COLLEC-
"A ZION OFFlCE-Pensions. 500 Bounty Bssk Paw
Recruiting aud Conrsctor Chims adjusted collected and
purchased Bankers references Ohces sOMEs b BROWN
No. Park.paoe N " No. 47s 7ta.,, Washington. D. c.
BOUNTY MONEY for Discharged Soldiers,
ID Widows and Heirs. also PENSIONS and PRIZE
MoNhi' S'n'''e' p''6GiEE3 WooDMAN, No. % Pines.