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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-07
ROPOsA TOR eop.

Hfadqkoffrs, Defen"s Of WasAinsior, I
o. 0 Chg QadytefnlaSitr. Jan. 23, 1865
. PROPOSALS. are Invited for furnishing Wood to
the troops in and around tie Forts hereinafter
epecined, from pa ties owning wocd wood iaads
10 the vicinity Of the same, viz: Forts Alexander.
Ripley. Franklin. Mansfield. Penn :ylvauis Battery
Ienally own; Foris Ksarney, De Russey Masss-
ssusetts, SlocuTn, Tott-n slemm-r Banker aiii
saratosa, Thsyer, Lincoln, Bstteris. Vermont
Martin Scott and Cameron, on the north side OF
Proposals TO be made in the following maancr,
to Wit:
First For wood standir g, (price per cord
Second For wood feled BY D. Engineers or
otherwise, tprice per eord.l
Third For wood sut and corded on the ground,
PreposAs must specify the locality, kind sxon-
ts!Y and qualify of the We od.
Proposals. Will be- received under this advertise
ment for the amount Of wood required up to June
Zach bidder must attach his full name and Post
Once address to his bid and the names of all par
tas ints rested in the proposal must appearjn the
An oath Of aHesia~te to the Gore-nsren. Of "a.
Cait,d States ,1ss. GrcorTrdny ,dch bid
bius viii he opened from time to time, and con-
tracts or purchases made a. the wood may bs B.
eCirad
TIE right is reserved to aesept ali or any part of
Any lid.
:, prorsssls shon'd be endorsed, Proposals for
Wood - anc addressed to
ELIAS MGREENE,
Lieut. Colorel ard chief Quarter -,sstar
- S0-u Dsfeutes of HnSningtnc
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SAT- AL LOAN.
TIN NEW
SIX PERCENT. BOMBS
ofthe
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
fw4hfY YEARS FROM DAfH,
- .ass Hs-s Is.,s. at Option Of the eove-.asas.
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
PITY HoLLARs,
oEE HUNDRED DOLLARs,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
rHB REGISTERED BONDS,
In sums Of
FIFTv DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND poLLARs,
and
FIN THoUaAND DOLLARS.
ar'as'r osaEESs,ss ssIss. AT DATE OF rUz-
ABD 7AYAILs SEM ANNUALLY
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
SE3APEeT GOVERNMENT BEOURfY
DOW In the market,
ne Interest At present price Of coin. being ssuiv.
sisnt TO PxR CENT. In currency.
l0R sALlBY
JAY COOKE e. CO.,
BANKERS
asa RIPrREETB srREEF,
pEALIls IL
SOVHRNAAFT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES.
AE1Y AND NAVY VOUCHERS.
COIN, CCRREFCY-LND E<CRAN9E
aAe 4B
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR 90 600 BARRELS OF
FLOUR.

pROPUSALE FOR 90 900 PARRELs OF
FLOUR.
eEALED PRoPosALs are invitsd dill the nth d,y
81 Bsbfusry 1854, At l2 O'Clock IN . for fu-n;-hins
tna az 6shtenee Department with 1900 barrels OF
Bid viii be received for what IL known - No I
No: and No 9. and for any portion less than the
IOoc barrels. Bids fOI Different grades should be
ap1n SAp~, ate theets of "a per
The quantity Of Hour required viii be about 500
barrels daily, delivered either at the Governmeat
WArssNuEe In Gecrketown. at ,he Wharves or at
TIE Railroad Depot, Washington. d &.
Payment will be N Ade In certificates OF indie bted-
for di stri hu ton
The usual government inspection viii be made
Just before the -four il received
No bid win be entertained frem parties who hays
p syicns! failed to eon ply With their bids or from
BIDDERS net present 70 reapand
The barrels to BE- ne = and head lined.
BIDS will be accompanied with an oath OF ALE
Canse and directed 70 Col. A. BEGkWITH, A.
DC. &c Z. q. A.. WASHINGTON. d. o.. ami en-
eoreed "prs posals for Rlour." 5s2
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JETFERsoN CITY, Feb. o-An psrtaes have
been in caucus again 20 night An attempt was
made to unite the Charcoals and Claybanks on
the Senatorial question. At last accounts moth
ing had been accomplished Both parties stand
Art
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BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.

BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidots to change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven ths
mind. .,
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent
fevers.
Tbey purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure DiarrhRa, Cholera and Choiera
Msrbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters In the world they
mEke the weak man strong, and are exhausted
nature's great restorer. Tney are made OF
nur. st Croix Rum, the celebrated Cahsaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken win me
Measure OF a beverage, without regard to '.ge
or time OF day. Particularly recommended 70
delicate persons requiring gentle stimnlant.
sold by ali GroCers, Druggists, Hotels, ana
Saloons Z. II. DRAKE 90, 4G2 Broad
NAV N.u yo,k sen 2S-eoaID
NO. x37 rFhNSYLyAhIA AVENUE.
m. BININGER Co IS stone
at
c3T pEESsFLVERiA hNEsos,
Dsjc1r fhtTict Hih s.Fe', absfH'arig oPPo'' """'
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A RMY SUP PL / ES.

OyfIoI OF fHH CHIES QoARfsHAAsTsR,
Army Of tks Po,oH1ae,- J
WAsHIA0fOH September 81, leS1.N
PROPOSALS are invites for furnishing for the use
o! The army of the Potomac the following articles
t,UNC tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
bs'ed. the weight ofeaeh bale to be marked
thereon
a.eco 200 bushels sf Oats, OF the best quality. In
strong sacks, we'll seWod.
1000 cords OAK and Hickory Wood, well seasoned
and of the best quality.
1ach bio must be accom- panied By the endorse.
msnt Of two responsible sons that the contracts
awarded viii be fulfilled.
Bids viii be opened from time to time - the ar
tales u,aY be need ed and will be awarded
sor the quantities needed to the lowest sssponAols
s!6der o D 20 the time OF opening.
The right is reserved to accept al or any rsrs OF
any bid.
or OxH or Wood !" - the caae may be, ana enclosed
!, se-.rsts snyalopSS RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut. Col and A. D. o..
asp-tf Ohief 0uArtermAstef.
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THE CAMPBELL MINSTRBLS
ODD FELLOWS, HALL

UDD FELLU WS' Fl Nd.
This company attracted slother highly intelcc-
fnal audi, nee ast rVruin. to witness a+r r.ciInr-
che entertain III, ut, ash We more salts
iactlCn evtD or hence better pi-as-d. tn.
you're i fist class in all its a. partmants whether
~ tahe the Sol" singing by Gray aud Carlton, the
qnSrte te. the 6Ie bass Of Ga. iEer, the instru-
entail III der their able Leader Fsu, euhsuIu and
far sett.I.s the Brass Band, which ia far bett-r
than any W. have sPes With other comp .nias Go
aaG hear te b. ST bard that has visited Us for many
years. but De On hand early. 81
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N'EN CAETEt BUY!
~ NEW CANTERBURY
NV CANTERRUHY,
LOUISIANA AV., NEAR SIXFH gTREZr
THE aETOCPAT
TEDUtH OF THE WORLD


THE AUTOCRAT
TROUPE OF THE WORLD
THE NEW CANTERBURyl
UNBOUNDEb ENTHU3IASM
CHONDED HOUSES
THE PEUrLE WILL PA ArRONIZE ESi
land WHY 2"
E0Guss tors nolr ard ARRAYS r,N hGc.
THE BtSr TALEN { IN THE WORLD!
srARs iS : or tFTr inE MEff FR6FESSroN i! Ess
Fi,H hIiAe Appt'rar on fer Engassnisnt!
ksrittI.H q yh'i ARA? n cF '9 sh sTGWns
compare BEHr h ip il YoU caS ne world ana
81 We wish il distinctly understood, ths. every
name on the ftas tonight ~ is in thi. M atvsrtise-
an Stars Of the Fi,m lfarn,tud,-
Is STAR PERFUkMERS;
100 STAR PERFORMERS,
Fc could not p!ar taot nnmbr " rre had tism.
LARGEST COMPANY IN sAMERIoAI
The Great Canterbury still Goats slong smo ,thly
shed a. the Great Inrt tu,ion of the Capital Giiy
xoS5Hs, and by afsays doing a. We advertise, and
presenting 10 their patr ns the besi aud most tai
msnt have gained for the Canterbury the proud
title of
TONIGHT
First time in this city of the mystie.l di.solcal
scenery, Transfo. nations, &C. entitled
THE GOBLIN 3PRITE;
DEVIL @ On iAs EARTH.
Return of the Fairy Stars,
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE,
Who created such a sensation on the occasion of
their frst appcsrar &c in this city
Brilliant Success Of
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
MISS KATE PENNoYER.
THE COURTOF BEAUTY
composed of the
MOST BEAU TIkUL LADIES
on the STAGE
MISS JENNIE ALLEN.
MISS FLORENCE RIVERS,
MISS LILLE BRANDON,
MISS HANNAH BIRJH,
JENNIE AND ELLA WILLIAMS.
CIV. PARKER,
The Wonderful g. ntortionist, dc.
Pantomimist.
Great Success of
GEO r. EDESeN.
Who will sing his new local Song Of
WALK THROUGH PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Anew ssleetion of
CORKOGRAP HiCALITIES.
II. ". Egan, Charley O'Neil,
J "A. Willis, Larry Teoley,
And J. s. CLARKE.
NEW DANCES! NEW SONGS
ANEW BALLET
NEW PANTOMIME, &c.
ApprssIox-B Balcony and Parquetts 25 eants to
Orchestra Arm Chairs, 50 cents; to Private Boxes,
holding six persons, S..
Doors open at 6x O'Clock performance at7k.
AGRAND MATINEE win be given merit satsr-
day Afternoon for Ladies' and Children, At o'clk
Adnittsnce-Ladies. p cts. Children, III cts
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FOR OATS AND Hay

DEPOT QU.srsKs.srzRs OFFICE,
w.sH,so,6s 6srry X e islt asd s.,ssis, q
sEALEp & PROPOSALS will he received at thlF nfice
until EVA DAY: February eth. 1853. at IL o'clock
two hundred thous .nd bushels of oars a,4 SO 81
Ave thousand tons Of HAY.
eales and delivered at (2,hoj two thousand pouads
pat up IN b ss Of about two bushels each.
Os's viii 3" received by weight st t32j tirty-t~o
Sacks to he furnished without extra charge To he
Delivery to BE- 10 SIDE in the city Of Warrington
With iS) thirty days from the date OF De
tract
Proposals viii b. received for (5sll eve hundred
tcns of lay and ard, a;d for ~ 1vl 6fty tbous
snd bushels "t Oats sI:t upwards
The propositions for N" Hay and Oats m1y be
he%n rcm and and rFs Gnt rst See 9s ssn5y distinct
The full afd Post Q-ica address, of tie hid
dsT nuSt cppesr IN the orop"sal.
OF all tn rarfis> mast arpesr, or the lid VIE n.
'gnsdert, as the individual rropess! Of The party
rrcrosai. f~om d'sioyni por'is, ,rfN no, asros-
sid;red, and oath of allegiance must accom- pauy
ousrter:nsste- T. 2. Array. sshrs stnn D. O. anf
should oe plainly marked ''PrOpOEals for Oats aud
Hay" .,.,.,,
The aNillty c The bidder /" Ei the contract -bouii
r-sponytIe pcr,cns. whrse signatures must te ap
p ried to tne guarantee
shown by the ofiris certificate ni the C!pk rf the
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
tric: ATTORNEY.
Hidders must be present In person whcn TIE hids
are opeUed, or their proposals will not b. con~,d-
erad
lords equal In amount to half the To he
ceivcd On the contract, si,ncd y the 'utrsc or
aud both Of his tors will be- required ni the
successful bidder upop signing toe Contract.
al A. ,, she I'd MI M : Ss'TP3nI 81 Ts tns r {"
men with them 80 have bond sp nad II, sntir pa.
ton and resfy TO be produced when the contract is
BiSnis for bonds can be procured upon ap9llca-
tion bel made at this Office either personally By
letter or by tclega aph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, -, Of the county Of -, ard State Of
- and -, Or the county Of -, and State
of -, DO hereby guarantee that is abe to
fulfill the contract in accordance with the of
his proposition, and that should his pre- position be
accepted. he will ut enter into s. contrsct in
accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be a~sr3ei him We are pre-
pared to become his securities.
tJO this guarantee raust IA appended the official
certificate above mtntiOned.I
| INSPECTION. DELIVERY &c.
All Oats aHt hay contracted for usdor this ad-
yertisement viii be gidiy ins pecte9, and such 81
do not prove OF good sound merchantabe quality
will b. rejected.
Payment TO he made upon the com platinn Of the
contract or so thereafter IS the De Dot Quar-
| termaster snail be in funds.
Amy informality in the bid or non -conformanae
| the rejection Of the proposal
Delivery to he Ins1e at the Railroad Depot, at
| one of the Government ~barves in tn" city OF
| Washington.
| The D. pot Quarterm.ster reserves to himself tn
right t. reject any all bids tn at ne may deem toe
| high d. ii. RUCKER,
| 1s Std Colonel and Depot ousrtermastar.
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NRw YORK, Feb 6.IContraband goods hsv-
ing reached the rebels from this city, through
the West, the government has ordered that
goods be shipped hence West, without special
permission from the custom house.
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PRICEs OF ApNssloH.-Balcony Chairs, 70 cents;
Orchestra Seats. IS cents Psrquette, 90 cents Fam
iiF Circle, % cents; Private Boxes S5
Doors open at ~ To commence at CLOCK
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Il, HANDKERCHIEFs.
~ npya nfry

Il HANDKERCHlEFs.
Embroidered, Gross Linen,
Hemsttchcd. Top Bordered,
ESul ny, and others.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Colored BordeTei, Hems.itched,
Fine Plsis Large Size,
/" Heavy German Uandspun.
TIE sboye stock is very large. and viii offer
them itbs ut say Sdysu oil prices until Feb.
lst g. d W. MEYESBERG,
A. Market Space, under Avenue a-use.
Ja2 between 9TH and Sth SITS
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Two Moro Vessels Capture by the X -eels-
Hasruder's Proclamation Pronounced
Null by Commo odore Reil.
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FANoHoN, TIE CRIcKEr-Ever, Night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-22

merciul, from Cumberland Gap, on the 18TH,
saws 'I,ongStreet divided his army on Monday.
one part making an attack on Beans Station
and the other at KciIy's Ford, the design
being to out off Shackletord and Eoster \
movement Of Gen. Ferrier frustrated the plan.
Heavy firing was heard yesterday between
Tazevell and CIinch river. Longstrct IS re-
ported killed and his forces surrendered; bH'
Il dispatch OF the Goth, from London, hy, 10
the Commercial, says Gen. Shackletord and
staff have arrived here, en- route home. hey
left Bair's Cross Roads on the 10th. 1he
battle at Beans Station, on the l4th, COM
menced at = 0 CLOCK, and lasted untlI dark,
Sha,kleord holding the ground unuI that
time, when he withdrew. Our loss was 100 to
POO Killed and wounded Our forces were
concentrating at Bjair's Gross Roads when
Gen. ShackIetord left.
4 dispatch from Washington, dated the
18th, SAYS :-'The Commissioners OF Virginia
have repaired their lists OF con1lscated prop
prty, and announce their sale 10 take place
january llth. The first parcel offered will be
Arlington, the homestead Of Gen. Lee, com
Drising 400 acres, an1 most OF the remainder
are located ut Alexandria.
Capt. Fiskc and his party have arrived at
St. Paul from their journey over the PLAINS
His party consisted OF but 6ftythrce men,
three OF whou; deserted Oh the 10th Of July
and went TO Pembnia, where they concocted tie
story Of The nlassacrcs which We received some
time since.
4 man named Bogcnscc, living IN this place.
has been arrested and scnt to the Old CipltoI
in Washington, for attempting to smugg'e
whiskev from Washington, and paying the drl-
yer Of Z. $ government wagon 800, TO bring
the liquor down here.
4 complimentary letter trom the Executive
of the Confederate states, .ias lately been pre-
yented to the Pope.
The prisoners at Point Lookout, deny all
knowledge OF the imputed design TO rescue
them. Precautionary measures, It Is SAID,
have been taken at the Point by the y. > gov
crnment.
Mr. Smith Hyde, prominent citizen OF
GEORGETOWN died on Saturday night, OF ty-
nho1d fever. after painful illness. Mr. Hyde
waS Of the 6rm Of Hyde i Davidson, COM
mission merchants
Thu stoonors NOT under government charter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-22


SALE OF A LARGE HoTEt~-'Ibe Lndell
Hotel, at ST. Louis, said 70 be the largest hotcl
in the world, was sold at public auction last
week The Republican Of that city says:
The sale was made by the trustees on ac~
count Of the failure Of the Hotel Company to
meet the coupons due If July on the second
mortgage bonds, amounting 10 1885, ,OO0-
Henry Ames 4 Go. were the successful bll-
ders at 1888, OOO--their purchase being sub
ject to the first mortgage bonds 90 per cent
bonds( Of 5000 900, ard an accumulation Of
rear interest thereon OF 10000 These bonds
have about eight years yet to run. The sale
was, OF course, sui ject to the lease Of the pre-
sent proprietors, MeSs,s Spar 4 Parks, whose
term is for hftecn years. The building cost
over three quarters Of million ct dollars,
while the cost TO the new purchaser VIII not
reach S40OO 900.
The negroes Of Philadelphia arc applicants
before the T. S. War Department ior con-
tract for Quartermasters supplies David i.
Bovser and jacob {. White had an interview
will, Secretary Stanton OH Saturday, and offer
cd to engage to make and deliver in thirty,
sixty and ninety days, shirts, drawers: haver~
sacks and blouses, to the extent OF three hun.
drcd thousand Of either They received as
>urance that negroes should be placed hereafter
on the same footing with whites IN the matter
Of contracts.
The first notes Of the new u. S. National
currency, authorized by Congress in the begin
mag Of the present year, will be issued in q
few DAYS. Some of them have already Leen
sent 10 Washington to receive the Govern
ment impress The considered le time which
has elapsed since the passage OF the act has
hoen employed III completing the designs and
pcrtectng the notes.
The Memphis papers Of the 9th report row
inc bands OF partizans swarmlng the interior Of
West Tennessee Richardson has resumed
oncrations. He commands about 600 men
Forrest is at Jackson, Tenn, with force re-
nortcd at six thousand; which is probably ex~
aroerated. Maury, is operating near Union
Depot.
RcDorts prevail al Louisville, that force Of
800 Conlederates arc preparing to move
throneh Pond Cap, for raid on the eastern
norton Of the State The Confederates are
said TO lc concentrating for the purpose Of
making 3 raid on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad.
The Supreme Court Of the United States
bac dismissed the case Of j, J. Roosevelt,
nIajntiff in error, vs. J.. J. Meyer, ior want of
;,r;se};ctjon. This is the case involving The
const;tutionality ct the legal tender act Of
the I. s. Congress-
From Saint Domingo the Spanish accounts
-...,.o. ~. oictc haro honsa raronf
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) br
FDGAR SNOWDEN, JB
sssy~ OFFICE-No, 1o4 King street, over
ones, formerly French's) Book Store,

I,tflc S& =
--.-~-------=~---
Tfre FIRE At Y0RKTowN. The fire that
,ook n|ace at Yorktown, on Wednesday night
ros,,ltod IN . loss Of not less than million Of
i liars 70 the e, S. Government. 1t broke
onr IN the hospital Of the One Hundred and
rortv.ciyhth New York Volunteers, from a
s4ove nine that passed through the root. The
Government bakery soon caught from The IN
crea,ing flames, and soon burned 70 the ground.
4he aT'e"a' HEM '00N 'A'0' "''@ ~.
warning 1"' d" - 0o'''' % 9'''NN' p9,> 1.<.
ojoo Soo'lS ooSa" - q ''0',
me n4neS 'eao"e" '"' to">'o' :,
tremendous Ee'o't ,'''o"e1' '-11 ~
g'andly 'eaEIoI 'l' "''V'0 e''',>,'I'.
op"8'0' '>''>. s-'7''o 1,,,:~ :, horso, a,,a
-1' ..'ro.s ;n;ur;rr alike ncrsoos and property
>r., I,,,,,, .n;o,,ls wore f;ohtcned and
}nm.,;m. ho.ms an3 fysvments Ct many
,,:.1. 2,,o so.+.orod j., every dire ,tiou.-
Twenty five persons were injured, and every
house III the town WAS 0',''s'" -
explosions, Many OF '"e -l''l'9 ,:-,'' -, .,.
town to0% refuge On s'oano' ~ "l.o .on .lr.o r
eat INTO '''9 ~ river, ~;,n w tb,t ,ha main
" sl0e~ ." thursday 'l''' "l,,1 ,,,I. ~ ovr1o,;,,o
0'as'z!1e was '1a'','u. +l 't'' e~ ~ ~ villas
1ooS pace (na' S"ooS .'o -, ~, i,;I'1;1,e @ -,
fire. The camps Of Battery l., Fourth Art1'-
lery and Of the Fifteenth \. \. Artillery were
completely demolished, but the guns and stores
,roro saved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-22

Gold, IN New York, yesterday, 1922.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Mem Publications.
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

COMMERCIAL REVIEW. a,
The Aprl number Of this Mag1zine IL ready ana Nu
be iound uh OF highly interesting and valuable morfnAoh "
all c1uImercia subjects. IL
The 70 lowing portion Of the contents for this NOUN
l. Au EugTnYiDg (pbotOype Of Francis w Edlos; ,his
e The Past and Future Of the We.t-Ihe EneTv
War on the Missssiypi-The West as the Center o.
tures. By Taom3s r. Kettsl ,,.. yo,zmies
3: Hunssy-lts Chief PRODUCTIONS BY Lao''"'
Of Pest. u,.,..
L. The European Loan Of the Confede ste 80 Ednoud,
5. Memoir of Francis W. Edmondf ny ."s p,ofe,sof Of
6. Commercial Law. ThsophbHs t"'0A'
Law at Cambridge University.
w. sIII,, Past Growth. BY ThomA. v Nhi'ine
Commercial and Fnsnc Review for tns TO
ing the huctusioGs Of Golo aLa VI MonevGst., Of E1
lie egislae away the Eteets OF AAP' >'
ehsase-Iuports Exports 10 ILL. a, Ranking Bank Re.
Dosue % .hu is, roTtb the United Stetes Bank Lay"
Nc with many ssheal Articles which togs,gs, mel % Sts
SI.pctIANTS, !, MAGAZINE inyarsblo 10 tl ~bc &C 49,,
- IN financial duestous In the progress oI ou'
IA sSy dspartmsnt trade, well a. TO eysTy one orm he
Sas,ons 6f keeon In Q compact end accesnpe loiA Wv
ConipeicASI iA''''' " ~ WILLIAM X. DANA,
rIu.x .nI p,oo,a.or M 6i Wilisul-st
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Nmusemenls.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST DAY
LAST DAY
LAST DAY

H' LAST DAY
LAST DAY
LAST DAY
rHosB
INDIAN CHIEFS AND WARRIORS.
INDIAN OHfEFS AND WARRIORS.
INDIAN CHIEFS AND WARRIORS.
INDIAN CHIEFS AND WARRIORS.
These children Of tho forest have notified the Manage
ment tha. they
CANNOT REMAIN AFTER TO-DAY,
CANNOT REMAIN AT TER TO-DAY.
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THEM.
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THEM.
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THEM.
Wilths public miss i'll Wnl parents fail 10 have their
THESE RED MEN OF THE FOREST
THESE RED MEN OF THE FOREST
whoss lives and pecuaties form 50 large page In our
They will 10 on exhibition DAY and EVENING.
Lot be remembered ths, they are no common inasn' oa
CHIEFS AND RULERS OF THEIR TRIBES
and represent Of tho most powsnu Of the ihnan
kioWAs, ooNANcaEs ArACMEs;; ARRAPAHoEs,
Their names though not euphonous refined are
Lore Wolf Little Heart, wS.BSpSnes.
Ysox Buffalo spC.d Wolf Tea ,"a Bear. .ss.:0, ,s, At,
''''''' RED i.t"is NAN IN HIS NATIVE GRANDEUR
'''" WIGTAMs OF HIS WILD ABoDEs.
In addition to these extraordinary wonders
PETITE MINNIE WARREN,
the real Empress Of Bpsutv, and the rrdoubtasle
COM MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT,
will he sIhib ed At each Performance beside ,,,t.,o
APPEALING AT ALL HOURS DAY AND EVENiNo
on tue platforms ia the main hall Of the Ma,egfa ,,,
ALBINO FAMILY SEA LION, BEAR SAhSoS'
Living Monster Snakes. Happy Family. Living SEAL
AquanG Wax Figures &c.
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
Thi. AFTERSOoN and EVENING " tna u o'c'Oei' at
,scb OF which will be produced . >.,,.nv
CHARLES siATfIEWS'S FAvoRITE COMEDY
UNCLE FOOZLE,
and the laug ghsbe musical skstsh. the
LADY Of MUNSTER
Admission ?5c Chil3reB under 10, lSc.
Paranel,e IS coDts; Children under 10 10 esntA
BalcOny Is ceuts, Children under 10. u ceDtA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

' rRr HUMAN FACK DIyINE."-A new system OF PHlslOG
cosy Ives Lar Lips Mouth, Head. Hair. Neck hhnds
Ieef skin with al SIGNs CHARACTRR" Eos Ready IN
KNNnE pHRENOI .NGICAL LOIIRNAl. de.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Editor and Proprietor, No. Gl W
T7HE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
No. 1.-THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR

No. 1.-THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR
Nov Ready
The Report Of the Joint Connittee OF Consfe'' on VIZ
Conduct Of the War respecting ths management and opera
ton, Of .he Army Of the Potomac while commanded 'y 0e0
Mcclellan, il issued by Us In pamphlet of thlr'yIw'
paae. Price o ceutsi So so per 100 $50 per ], 200
If sent by mail one In addition will be charged 10 prepay
potsge.
also eoptsiu, Lord LyoDss letter to Earl Rns'eh svih
ON account his remarkable conferences with the conserve
tive leaders"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

No. u.-GEN. BurLERs LATE GREAT SPEECH.
lNow Ready.l
TIN. Great Speech OfM Gen. B r. Butler At the Academy
Of Music April p 1869 Pnce 3 cents; 81 per 100 sl3
per 900, BY mail cent esch, in addition win
be charged prepay postage when twenty or und" are or
d.red over tweniy half each 10 prepay postage Ch
orders ,ohCited
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

DEADY-(Oficial) The UNITED SIAIES
IL CONsCRIPTlON ACT or National Mihts Bill, with
eop,sYs Index for reference. JAS. w. FORTUNE fub'
Iahsr. No IOg Grntrett., n. \, Pnee . eeots.