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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
The Last Account from Vicksburg and the
Passes Two New Expeditions - The
Fate of the Indinnoin Unknown-The
109th Regiment.

From Our Special Correspondent
CAIRO, April TO- 1862
For the last week great efforts have been made
here 10 ascertain tie true condition of affairs about.
Yicksburg, and particularly regarding the Yazoo
Pass expedition. Parties who ought 10 know differ
materially in their accounts. However, the facts
seem TO be these. The Union forces have not re.
turned from Fort Pemberton, at the Junction OF the
Tallahatche and the Tallabusa, but lilo before that
place, waiting for re-eniorcemepts.
To supply these General Steele about week
since LEFT Millikens Bend, a short distance
above Vicksburg, with his Division, and
landed a, Greenville for the purpose Of marching
through the country TO Fort PembeItOn; and now
we are TO await the news from this expedition. IL
would seem clear that Gen. Grant as well as the
Rebels believe the fate Of Vicksburg depends
upon reducing this or some similar fortress IN
tie rear. Whether Gen. Grant succeed or fail ia
the end it must forever be Acknowledged that he
and his army making the most heroic Efforts.
At the same time that Gen. Steele started, another
division also was put in motion, with different OBJ
iect. II will be remembered that tue Queen Of the
West was captured up the Red River, ut certain
fort the name of which Is Fort Taylor, and u lies IN
the vicinity Of Gen. Taylors plantation, almost
classic ground. Gen. Ousterbaus, commanding the
di vision referred 10, landed near Greenvie aud be
will march across the country in order that this fort
may be reduced, and the blockade Of tie Red River
efectually completed important object, as by TINS
means the supply OF provisions are TO be cut OIL from
VcksbuFg.
find il impossible to ascertain the facts regarding
the Indanols aud ono cannot now say whether she
s in being or no. The general impression is that che
10 really destroyed.
The famous fO9th Regiment, from Union County,
H. has mutinied again, refusing 20 march without
being paid, tho destination being service around
Vlcks5arg. The last account is, they were laced
under guard put on boat and sent down The river:
II there 10 any other regiment as ilterate M this
than one in Eve of the men can read. Their num-
Der has been reduced by sickness and deserton TO
10. ope.half Of these being Company X, which al
ways was loyal,
The weather here is very fine. There has been
no rain for over two weeks. The woods are becom-
Ing green. n l. Ne
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Dcser,er, from the Rebel Army.

Henry Carrgan, joan BTummet, and Stephen
Adams, natives of Carter County, East Tennessee,
and belonging 10 the command of the Rebel General
Garnett recently mads their escape, and arrived
here Yesterday morning from North Carolina. About
ak months ago while epdesyoring TO make their
WAY into Kentucky to joiu the Union forces, they
were seized and Impressed into the Rebel army,
aimee which time they, as well asall other conscrPs,
have been carefully watched They succeeded,
however. while near Plymouth, on their way Tor
Greenyills. on the Tar River where the Rebel
army in pursuance OF orders, was concentrating IN
considerable force), in making their escape to New
bern. whence they came North on the steamer
Dodley Buck. and are exuberant In their JOY 81
being once more freemen.
They report that great disaaection exists among
the rank and file of tho command to which they
were attached and, rs they believe, throughout 'l'c
entire Rebel army; desertions are oil every aay Oo
currence. and but for the strict guard maintained
over the men, con.cripts particularly, hundreu'
would escape where now only dozens succeed IN DO
Ing no. They state, positively, that tor some mouths
past the men have been on half rstons, aud that Tue
greatest destituton exists in the Rebel army The
troops are lily clad, many OF them beng "iIhou
Shoes They confirm tho reports heretofore receivoo
in regard to tho sufferngs Of the loyalisS IN Eas
Tennessee, aud say that Uaion men are hunted cow
] In the most relentless msyoer by the oinseS VI th
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turned much pleased with bis reception. Evidently
the Mason-Slidell affair has been forgotten.
We heard yesterday Of the loss of the mail
steamer Marion on the Double Headed Shot Keys
on the d inst. MIR. Hunter, the clerk, started for
Nassau in boat, but brig-the ID. Young, bound
for CardeDas-passing the next day, eleven OF Toe
passengers determined 10 come by her, and through
them we get the news. One Of them goes on by Tie
Roanoke, and you will be able TO get more minute
particulars than l have time to obtain ere the de-
parure OF the steamer.
! am told the Marion experienced n heavy gale
off Hatteras which drove her 200 miles 10 tn- east
ward and that she was Obliged 10 take the lioe.in-
the-Wall passage to get back on her track. Inc
steamer will prove a total wreck, tLOuRn agoo1
deal of the cargo will he saved, but IN ohh'lRed
condition. WIeckers were sreacy az WorA Settns
II out when these passengers lett
Here we have had some wrecks, TOO. bark and
,cbooner which started hence on Sunday last, got
ssbore On The Punta, at the mouth OF the haTbor,
end will nroye total losses. The bark was called
the Voyager. Both were under English colors and
am told both were bound 10 run the blockade.
of the cargo OF the bark is beng saved through
a hole cut in the inland side OF her.
The Easter holidays are over, and business 10 re.
snming It's wonted channels--being much ameliors-
ted by the fall OF gold in your city Good bills have
been sold to-day ct 800 per cent Weather cool and
healthy.
Apri3 srived days from Mobile Confederate schooner
Sc, Dhft, u tuns, with cotton.
April arrived days from Mobile. Confederate Strngare,
"a with cotton add turppntine
April eInYed, days from Mobile, Confederate aoop
EvlTa Eager, 81 tunS, with cotton.
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The Defeat Of Van Dorm.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Monday, April II, 1863
The flag of truce sent out frcm Franklin yester.
day, learned that the Rebel Gen. Crosby wa
wounded, also two of Van Dorns aids. The Rebels
lost heavily in wounded We captured many hor'eS.
Van Dorm had expected to capture the town lie
had received information that the Union force wan
only $500 strong.
About 81 citizens, active and violent Rebels, some
Of whom were on the Vigilance Committee lest year
were arrested to-day by order Of Gen. Mitchell, ahd
lodged in the Penitentiary.
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BENNETT-on Monday April -. Of cholera infantuH
EyauxeIine Bennett, aged months aud days -
Pnnsr,f on Wednesday. at 10 o'clock from No 21 West
Twenty frat street fhe friends OF the family are invited
10 attend without further notice.
pRowN-On Sunday morning April H. Joze Hook. daugh-
Ter Of Richard aud the late Josephine Brown aged year.
months and " days. - "A
The friends of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
the funs ou No Ill Pacific street. Brooklyn, on Iuos
day afternoon at o'clock
lcONWAY-In Jersey City on Monday, April H. Charles j.
CONWAY in the 59th year Of his age.
IN, funeral place Grace Church, corner Erie ant
South Seventh street. jersey City, 1t 0o'ook this (rues
day. afternoon.
CURCH-In San Francisco Cal, Thur.dsy, April
Edward sehy Of Lotika H. and tho la.o T. w Church
| aged year, and month";
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psnyelers' Guide.

To A1a1y oS huuaIn ~ "a III n M Sunday. 5?2 m
TO Albany by Harlem Rls. 25th-st. and ithiY W "
10 Eo..on. by New-Lon1on line Plef -; ~, y;
X. slouingion line, Pier ~ N r.. sua = 81
River Ine' riei . :" H. u''' ........ 5p m
10 b1',en, ~ /. M and 2i and p. m
To BOSTON, BY Newlissen RI, Zth'st sn' s,nd,v =, m
lthav via Shore Line ....nl and p u. '""''' y "
To buhAo " Lne IN '0'' % m. and p. IN
To philadelphia by New Jersey hiilfnan loo a ii ~,
OF CourandI ST., 10, m, o, - ~ Ln 'u'' ~
TO Philadelphia. by Camden add annoy q IN N M
Rslfoad. Pier 20 N. r. foot Of bsIcisyst. u M " "
10 y snot Of Sunday u IN
To Warrington by Camden and Amboy hsi' .n,o -, m
road Pier N. r.. foot Of Barclay % d " anus = "
To tbs West by Central Railroad Of Ne~-
ysi.ey' 1901 % '''.......4 S. and p. IN
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CONSUMPTION; even old men whose locks are white
with age are seized and forced into the Rebel ranks
and compelled to fight for the Confederacy. Proc
Iamationp are everywhere made that those who re-
fuse to join their ranks shall be hung without Judge
or jury, and the conScrptoD officers murder IN coid
blood all who attempt to escape. brother oil mr.
Adams was killed in this way while attempting to
escape. and Mr.. Brummett los. a relative by the
same inhuman butchery. The ragged state of these
refugees upon landing was confrmttory OF their
statement in regard to the condition of the Rebel
soldiers
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TIE HIGHLAND NURsERIrs.-It will be seen by
the advertisement In another column that tho sale at the
nurseries Of the so MI SAUL at Hewburgh, known . the
Highland Nurseries to-day Probably its the
largest auction sale of young trees for planting ever held In
this country and the opportunity for stocking plantations
whether public private H. Of course equally rs
Whoever knows anything Of such matters knows the celebrity
which has long attached 10 Mr. SGus nurseries The coee
ton is a. varied It ia large Tbs sae will continue for
nom iAYa
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Depredn,ions ON our Commerce.

From memoranda kept by Capt j. ii. Upton
Secretary of the American Shipmasters Association
we have arranged the following list of captures BY
the Rebel privateers:
by PRIvATEER SAVANNAH.
Brig Joseph, Meyers May Is. sugar.
By STEAMER NASHVILLE.
Ship Harvey Birch Nelson November 10.
BY PRAyATEER SUMTER.
Brig Albert Adams. Cousins Jnly J. sugar.
Bug Benjamin Dunnins, Fancy, July 3, sugar
Brig Cubs, j q. Foster July /. sugar
Bank Eben Dodge, HoXie.
Schooner Golden Rocket, PendietOu July IN ballast.
Bark Louisa kilhsIn. White, July .. sugar.
Brig Msehas, Shoppey, July J, sugar.
Brig Naiad, Chase July 2 sugar.
BARK Wsst Wind, Saunders. July 4. sugar
Barb Heapoitan. Bardett, February g.
Schooner Daniel TTowbiidso w. Ii. MouoS.
BY PRYATEER wISSLOw.
Schooner Tsnsit, II. Knowles.
GY PRIvArrrn CALHOUN.
Schooner John Adams, C. b; Arera, May =. oiis
Schooner Mermaid, soPer. dsy -, oils
Btg Panama Coca. May 81. oil,
BY UNKNOWN PRIyATEER.
Schooner A. B. Thompson. j. NJ Small. May 10 in bsllsh
Brig 8. I. Martin French.
Brig Hannah Bsoh, Matthews, sugar, &c
Bns Lydis Frances. CamPbeh.
STEAMER ST. NICHOLAS.
Schooner Mary Pesrce. Dodge, Jane -. leo.
Schooner Margaret, June =, coaL
Brig Monticello, Hopkins. June 20. coffee.
BY PRIyATEER JEFP. DAVIS.
Schooner EnchsntTsss Dgyesux, July miscellaneous
Schooner J. X Watson. Eldridse.
Schooner 5. j. Warning. Smith. July g. miscellaneous.
By PRIYATEER ECHO.
Schooner Mary Goodel. hcGilvey, July o. sugar
Brig Mary r. Thomp'on. Hsvener. July miscellaneous
Bng John Welsh, Fiheld, July 8, lumber.
BY RTyATEER ALABAMA.
Bark Abort, Church, 0oti3
Bris Alabama Oct.
ship Benz. Tucker Sept.
Ship Brilliant, Geo HsgaF. Oct. j. miscellaneous.
bchooner Courier. Oct =.
Schooner CIenlhaw, NelIon ocs g.
Brig Gu aslelAine, WAIIen, Jan. y.
Bris DunkiTk johnson.
Bari EHsla Dunbar, David r. Clifford, Sept Ia
Ship Golden Eagle swift
Bark Golden Ru g. Whitsbury. Jan %.
&. h. Hattefas. Partridge
Ship LoYi StsIbuck MelleH, Dec. u.
Bari Lamplightef. HsdinE
BGk LAufstte NeiL-
Ship Lafayette, Small.
Manchester
Ship Ocmuiyoc, Osborn.
Ship Ocean Rover Oct.
park Olive Jane. kaoek, Feb. 81.
Bark Is-ker Cook. Fulton. Nov. 81
Schooner Palmetto, U. II DelAnd. FEB. ~
Schooner Starlight, Oct
Snip Thomas u. Wales. Lincoln, Dec. H.
Bark Virginia, X Tiitsn, Sept. IT.
- Wye Crest.
schooner Wes,hsrsauss Oct -.
Ship John A. park.
Ship Bslhis Ihsyer.
Df PRlyATrTR FLORIDA.
Schooner AldebHan. Hand, March -.
Brig CoIrs Anu, Smsll. Jan. 20.
Bfs Eslss. Brown Jan. H.
Ship jacob Bell. Tnibae March 2
Ship Star ofyPeaoe, Hinekley, March
ship Washington. White. FEB ~.
Brig Windwaid Robers. Jan. 70
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Bulls HEAD, Monday, April I3.-The great
week marx beef cattle opened this morning in Forty
fourth rect witt about 80 bead OF buocs sale Eensr-
.v Of rood fair quality with but few ebtfs good and not
p.esd at the os Ming and continued huetnA,ns through
with trade The uiehafs ssnefAlly con
vneei that AkE price higher foI hr't class 'toot
than IL lat Monday and brokers tntt was not Our
u,,nd mi IN. .ualty good. The medium aud lower
selling loWstas brokers' mink - a
beAI Wa guess hs cent pound net lower than
ue-s s-o and selling slowof The trouble ta butchers
avs tbsm,sv-. whole and cane itto market this
uoruipg ueterminrd 10 buy lower. or not At al,
aud ali who not obliged 20 buy 70 I'LL contfsot'
or k.sp no certain supply for customers held back yey
DIN .y aud compelled seeTs reduce prices Of al but the
y,rv m quality aud sellers oil that this quality has not
40 though better than the poorest The number on
ale to Ay u large o. wss last Monday and MsT'
star Reed have taken larger number for Government
he beet th.t could be selected better than contractor
will furnish. They wore ali bought bV tue
head al prices greed upou except one drove ~ &c 4 %
the sossa This drove Of good, ft smooth Illinois
bought by private plrtes for shipping This e small
.toc FOR the butchers, ana although this Wnwe Known In
ia .neruoou did not effect the trade which coutn.
u.d dull and decided lower rates thsn at the same
10 .rve witch added the number len to-day will
n.k fair supply to-uorrov, and a. batchers have held
bek oday Tho hope the price toward the close
be A. good than o. the ePrninE Of the market
Tn, market to-day indicates pretty plainly that
have ghsst point. The range " from 10 Ne.
~ D for the net weight q seller snkug ohsl aud
Inc great bulk IL IOGlc y n very few higher and none
Lut ystv fough low &c = ~ and but few at that
IN. Sheep market better than last week the best sheep
AZ, .. to-day I0c n live weight Hogs Of real good
aus NV As scarce aud selling nearly up TO 90 n live
sesh while Thousands Of poor one. sell al Vt 100 ID fu
PARTICULARS 10 morrow,
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Mall. Close nj the Position

F1t 10 vs ioon Ins.lSy April 4........ 81 p.
Q, ao-a ss Sy Aprii 4...,.......... loi
fGr AZ II Observation-Disclosures. p IN.
For Ilss IA, by steamer Morning s'ai, "'uh''o'' m
April u ~
Tor .slJf L - 81 I,.snb 49, a ~ aud 81 p.
ov9Asu ' 90, Ia "a t,n.d.,. Is IN. and - Q.
nOih-AiiVy,,tny ~. H.u ..........,.,... 4. NJ.
Western Mail yis Eis Railroad ...9 M shd ~ ~
aoulucIh CIV 'VN'"' '0'' 800 M III and o, p. IN.
h,gLedord Newport and fal Rlyer..''.''.'i y W.
TIE Long Island Mail cosss at - a. NJ emo % y "
Sunday Nails Sunday all mails close 81 . p "
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A Brief Memorandum from Admiral Du-
pcnt.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Apr H. 1882
The Navy Department has received merely brief
memorandum from Admiral Dupont in regard to the
attack on Charleston.
The reports of the various commanders had not
been prepared by them previous to the leaving Of
the dispatch boat which arrived here yesterday.
1t is ascertained the former contains nothing new
in addition TO what is published to-day.
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An Order from Maj.-Gen. Eurnside-Death
TO all whs Aid the Rebels.

CIECINNATi MoDdsy' APfH To- IO'J
Msi.-Gen. Burnside has issned an order pronoune-
ing the death penalty all persons found guilty OF
aiding the Rebels.
All persons sympathiziDg with the Rebels are to be
arrested, tried, or sent beyond tho lines.
The order saws that il must be distinctly under
stood that treason, express or implied, will not be
tolerated in this department.
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Who would not be Ashamed TO be Called eds an
Anrr,cnn itizen II IL could be proved tnst our CONSTR
tfton was framed end designed especially TO secure the
Riht STATE TO Eusaye minority oil its own
aud could protect them from THIS enrlsVeens
either wickedly idio.caly csmed BY some Of the
p,,euded Friends OF Humanity This question wiz Dc tho
snbiest OF Lecture tbe Church Of the P1fitans on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Apih 10
Temnerance,-Ths NETWORK MARINE TEN
PERASCE SOCIETY will repeat the eeloors'ion 9I us
Thirte,h Anniversary the Port SooietTss Mariner
ILmrch corner of Madison and CahaInests THIS yiuss
d,yC EVENING, at ~ O'Clock The meeting wl 90
addrs,s.d by r. T. Barnum, eco. shipmisers ana 9thet
IN. mu,ic W be under the supervision OF Prof. W fet
Seats free aud all friends Of Temperance are invited 70 oenu
vbe Farmers, Clnb Of the American Institnte
viii meet .t its ia the Cooper mon bea'nS
ny Irue.iayl, o. O'Clock p. III. SuOlec,- rrunns o.
EuH rre,a" variety Of Seeds praented oJ the HON. f.
A CONKLING will be distributed. -. ,
~ JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
No,ice.-gRSKRAL ORDER OF the 9th Now,Yo Noun-
,.ers iaw kius ZouavesA tho Woundej and honora9iy
nchard Members Of the above gtmeut are requested 70
,,ud mertng to bs held No % Carnias'st al u o'clock
m to taku measures of Receiving the Regiment on tAe
a rysl home In this city
BY request OF - , ,ro,yr u prvrpa
Philadelphia aud Baltimore papers please copy.
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Dnsll,ess Notlres.
ROGERS 81 RAYMOND'S
CENTRAL CL0THIsG WAREHOUSE,
Nos i2i. 1873 and lbs Fulion-st.,
Opposite The New.York Herald Ofice).


BROADWAY STORE: No. 2l4 Broadway.
Clothing materials Of all kinds have advanced. The under
signed anticipated the re aud purchased largely beforehand
both in tie foRGS and HoxK MAKKRrs They propose to
SILL as they BoUGHr. at MoDEKArs RATES. Wbstsver
other houses msy do determined to maintain tho
REPUTATION OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS STANDING
for Extraordinary Chsspuess well High Fashion. Conse
qusnty. the price liz. Of their splendid Stock Of
Mss's sparsa AND SUMNER CLOTHING
for 1889 unsurpassed BY any IN the country in style and
hs,y. will
Nor Bs ADVANCED
One Fraction above last years figures The same rule will
apply 10 their extensive assortment OF
BorS CLoTHsG,
which comprises oil the dsshng European dress and fancy
styles for sphnE and Summer together with School suits
TO- In great variety The firm make speciality Of this
branch Of their business and Mother, viii do well 10 eI
anime their new fashion,.
MILITARY UsIYoRNs
adapted to all grades Of tho Army and Of all sizes form
portion Of the Stock at both establishments and Officers can
be elegantly G,ted out. INSTANT, at very moderate
expense. No deviation from ths prices asked
RoaRRs < RAYMOND
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The CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE IL
by mail postage paid with beautiful mounted objects
70 Lb.ra discount the tTsds. Address HENRY CRAIG
$50 Centrst third floor n. Y RetAied Broadwsy by
Fowler WELLS, 3S g SBEPARD, 49, Low S2J hcF Ar
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wALLACK'S-Tns Irish HereU.
WINTER GAHDEN-Ebst Lynne.
NIBLO'S-( atnile -
bhRNUM's AUSEUN-UDcle Fool.e.
GOUPIL1s GALLERY-Noicano OF the Andes.
No SAB BROADMAY-Gr0r.e III. Halls Picture
TIFATRE FRANChls-Thfee the pieces.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESION-No. 6k3 broadway
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Nothing later than Thursday Received.
WAsHSGros Monday. April 10 1868.
The Richmond Wig Of Saturday has nothing
later than the 9th from Charleston. The fleet was
then off the bar.
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BOURBON WHISKY.

8 T. suIr's KENTUCKY WHISKY DIsTILLGRIss.-rhis
Whisky has adopted by the Government for hospital
use II l. for sale by every druggist IN the city Orders
should Le directed SUITS DI'iierie, Kenucky sUrs
WHISKY Agency No. 40 Broadway n. Y
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R-T-IS6O-X.

e-T-1S6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS
They purity, strengthen. and invigorase
They crsste healthy appetite
They are an sntidote to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation aud late honrA
They strengthen the system and enliven tho mind
They prevent miasnasc and intermittent fever.
They purity the breath aud scidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhei, Cholera. and Cholera Morbas.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They the best Biters in the world They make the
weak strong and exhausted natures great
They made Of st. CrOx Rum the celebrated
Bark roots and herbs and taken with the pleasure OF
beverage without regard age time Of day Particularly
to delicate persons requiring gentle smu'
.n Sold By all Groosrs Druggists, Hotels and Saloons
PHI DRAKE Co. No. 902 Brosdwsy Hsw'Yofk-
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Edward Gilbert ESQ. VII Lecture st shs SR2eh :,
the Purtsns i5tbst and Union Square on WEDNhoghL
EVENING Aprii IS ats m on the questions hsa state
The Legal Right under the Federal Constitqon TO Eye M
own Free Inhabis ats being Cit o. the Unlted stss
The recent opinion Of Bates Oh ,ne
ship of colored persons will be reviewed IN
recent extr.ordnsry position OF the N tribune Ino
Hishnsons viii be present. and sing some OF their fAvoe
pieces. Admission free.
CarpetiBgs.
l.. EDGERTO TON,
NOS. 10 AND 81 WORTH-ST.
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO HIs
LARGE STOCK or
CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS. alg
MATTINGS, RUGS, DRUGGET, Co.,
WHICH HE OFFERS AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT
FAIL TO MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION ON
PIRsT-CLASS BUYERS Be
r. W. HoTcHKIss invites bis friends 70 cell and exam
I'M the stock.
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PEARL MorrLEp SOAP IS rmE REsI

PEARL NOTIFIED SOAR Is the BEsr
and no,, economical for Laundry and family bens par
ousy adapted flannel. and all Mind, Of WOODEN goods
Manufactured and sale by h. MORGAss SONS, No. III
wAihing,onst. aud 10. go wes,-s,.
Ai.o FAatLy p.LR and No. soApa