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The New York herald., 1863-10-25
Oar washington Despatch.

NAfHINVIVFl Vtt
The repairs on the orange and Aexandria Railroad are
progressing quite slowly owing 10 the immense Amoon'
q damage doue by the rebels, and will yet require seve
raj weeks This rosd since the outbreak o. The rceson
has already the over four hundred thoa
dollars the work required 10 pa, 10 order
10 tho RaydaD and re-cs,sbEh cepos wifi their ~
ccssary turpouis win neosssstc expenditure almosi
equally great.
Yesterday descrtsr from the rebel army rc'cbef nc
dcfences South Of AlexaSda having ridden al od horse
si the way from Richmond where Ne had bern aasiAtfd
10 ESCAPE by u the loyal ladies q nc shr. ~
statement corroboratea tho reports y our aru,i Aca'
concerning the destt1tl0n o. ihe lcgas and tdcaie
that ihere of another .oos cltbfeal % hs
part o. tie starving popsiaisn.
Mr.. William younx's Dtrpaish
ARsr ], 10 81, cci - 4atS
A rsiay day IN camp bit The Bpys iaass themselves
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
DIED.

BKRIFR-At Belmont opposite BelleviIs NJ, on Monday
.rsh q ~ ,ne -, year T o% on on Thnr,S,r sb ,p
st O'clock Carriages will be st Ccntrebi.est Depot
to meet the 10 IN. trsiu from New'iofL
CRUMBIE-At o,nge, on Thur"'sJ, FEB. 20 Anna Elm
only dsurhtcr Of WA. ID, .nd sarah d. Cfumbie aged
yesp rnonh .ad % asys Also. on Sunday Mach l. hobt
d.. elJes: son, iged u yeats month and days - -
on Tue.i.v aa.rnoon Of n o'cloci Carriage, viii be in
waiting a, The bret Church Depot M9,ri' :, h,,si nI
horse Csrs a. 4 and o'elcoL
CuADsEY-On Sunday evening bafch J. J.. q. Chad'ey.
s friends coty irvii-f 10 attend hi. iurefs on
Medne'dsy Maroh :, II O'Clock M from NO. - West
Na'hiusion place.
FUBMAN-Ou Sunday. March l. William Mex Light, young
e,t son a. Joha W. flfman.
Tic hl~rds Of the hmiy vteI 10 attend the funeral
iron. No - we. Iiifi!aIsh sweet, on Wsdaosday sh
in,t. a, 9cloes p m
Rhode Island psPer' ileAss copy.
oRINSELL-in OrAnEo " J.. o. Monday, March Clifford
only ON y. and hshs r. OTHssN. seed ,ssfs aid
Tho fsseA viii tai. pse from III. fih-r, fe,.dsnce
Tuesday March 81 y o'cioti ~.
JULiAS-On Sunday si,e'Hoop. hsfrh o Sarah WoIlsr,
The ,e.tre. .Id rId. Of tn. f.n, requested to at
teud tho faref,i "Wednesday stsrnooe ooci from
h'' rs 's'asHe- 'Ji' -, n ,.,"a,
BIZ RRAi-on i.ordsl Aseh D. hf' A"a sorray' eyed q
Toe nieod apd relatives. also Of her .onins~ fa'rich
neavey fssDec,u itqGssios 10 seud her funeral on
v edDe.day Mach T. al ocoei Z IN ifon Der ists ie'H
dcr c., 10. 2sl Msdisos street
MCCUTCHIh-On sunday, March l. Jane, wife Of Adam
The fieuds Tho fan aud Of her sonD-laT tb,fe. O.
C.s are invited to sltosd tho fupefst al p m this day
non No ~ Ncst Fofty y.thTd street.
sMIIH--On Monday. March o. Mary widow Of VIM smith.
ssed 20 year..
The :. s.s snd friends g. the family rnd tho,. Of her
Hsphe~s TiedeIiss a. " giam - and Jane, H. kids-
bees fsPeuy invited 10 attend The innefa i,om her
a fe.d.nc~ No ~ last s,Ycnteenh street on odnes
day silrTn01n at Oclock.
81 .tst,-ii Leie Tai... Va. or TIcsdsy. feb 81 Of
tvflold Theodore hIODL j.. Fist Lieusbnt OF
Coupsay h. sJih Ne~Jer.ey Noariee' "A 'he 2'th year
of hlf aEa.
The and ands Of tho family repeatedly Invited
TO attend the lIo tue fini iiesbJ.rHn thtIcn y
Ne. Bfrrs~ick. j., on IatsdAy The I'd d,J oi hafeh
int. at q sr ock \. without iGrfkrf notice.
SCOTIA shs sius On lnd-y IA. 'runs N-.ch l. 1t "
Radiance a b.. uncle William sre knoI, Mia - An
i.,a scott shteT Of hL ". ". ssott OF AcwOesns
AGED 3 and moahs.
sl Ms-ht " es HobDkcn. r. j.. on Snpdsy March lhJ
FdyafI ENsis syms. iufnt o. John o. and Louiga o.
ms, aged ? y"afs and n 'Htls . d,
Tte friends and r.svst OF the family Aved TO attend
tue furcfals O'Clock ON tuesday Match . ifom tie 2a
rsn'' residence slOv~.
NOORHEEs In yslsoy city, Wedneslay m,rning Feb
20 OF g.iion Of she brsin, Frederic ere Only cbHi
o Fredoo v h. snd Auna H. voorhees,. aged months snd
days
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

THrArrRs.-A new adaptation of French dramn,
entitled, If we remember correctly, LA Pause
Aduere." other English versions of which have at
different times been offered TO the public wGs last
evening successfully produced by Miss Mary Pro-
vost, at the Winter Garden, under the title of
"Lucie s'Arve." While it exhibits 10 striking
novelty of incident, it is sufficiently vigorous in ac-
ton and bold in situation to meet that popular taste
which delights in strong sensation at the expense Of
natural sentiment. 1t belongs TO the familiar class
of plays in which crime crushed to earth rises ram
pant through four acts but is finally put 10 terrific
end in the fifth by deadly weapons in the hands Of
phani virtue. The acting last night was care
full and THAI Of Miss Provost and Mr.. Barrett was
loudly applauded. The lady was honored by spe'
cial calls before the curtain and the satisfaction of
the audience was demonstrated in every possible
manner. Lucie dArviile will be repeated tonight.
AT the French Theater, Niblo's Saloon, three
pieces will this evening be represented" LUt
DieEe," IL Fsut qu'une Porte SOFT OuyeIte en-
Fermee,' and HeIoise ct Gargaillon."
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

Ferry through Whitehall street to Broadway, thence
TO Twentythrd street, along Twenty third street 10
North River returning to the place of beginning ny
the same route
Branch tracks--double in every instauce-are 10
ran from the main track in Broadway, down ma,9on
lane TO Pearl street, through Pearl street to Nsii
street and the Ferry at the foot thereof Do"n
Dey street TO West street ard Cour'ian" S,,ee'
f.rry. Through Fulton street 10 Tie IeiIy aii 'ui m
ling slip. 4 eiuCe tack is TO fun 'hfoA5n ,a oyun
etreet flom B1iiing shp 10 Broadway Iouoao QUIZ.
track through Chambers street 10 ,oo' u "ai,a ,
street. thence by single 'iac" "o"s law
Roosevelt street 'crfV 80 c .,
The general provisions OF the act IN reference 10
arronoemenis with the stage interest, anc ihe ac'
oni,iion Of the title TO real estate are Hn0st pre-
soly identical with those Of Mr.. Frean's bl'in the
Assembly tle material dilerUnceS between tne TWO
being 10 to he corpcrhtorS ana 'he Fon'e'
COURT or APPEALS.
The Senate resolution 90 change the Constitution
relative to the Court of Appeals came TO vote III
that body this morning and was defeated by vote
of l6 TO 10.
This is the plan which provides for the appoint
ment bv the Governor OF 1--WE Commissioners vino
shall baye power TO hear and determine all such
cases on the calendar of the Court Of Appeals as
may be transferred to them by tie Judges OF that
Court.
Mr. Pr1ndle's plan in the Assembly differs essen
italy from this the collateral Court which II con-
stituLes being made up OF Supreme Court Judges
who are to be reccted by the Governor. l, IL I'M
derstood to he preferred by The beuch and the pro-
fesSion generally ard it is thought very likely that
II Will be parsed
THE CHARGES AGAINST SPEAKER CAIIlCor.
Ii is understood that Mr.. Fields will present his
bill OF Indictment against the Speaker tomorrow,
should Le be we'll enough TO be in the AseemOly.
Mr. Fields has besn confined to his room Tor two or
three days past by serious illness.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
An Attractive Feature.
THE ROMAN EMPERORS.

BY REV. JOHN s. C. ABBOTT.
In tho first number Of the volume Of the NEW-Yohh
series Of biographical ssstshes of the Roman Emperor' b,
the Row John Abbott whose reputation as one OF tho
most popular biOphe sndh'orans Of the age has Deco"
worldwide Everything that Or. Abbott writes is interest
ins The ssros will include the biographies Of julius Casa
Augustus Tbeius Cagua Claudus, Nero Aufelius Domi'
sA nj.n and Others whose lives werc VIII h"n ihpsna
adventure and in many cases tragic beyond tue most
acts Of dramatic literature.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Entertainmen,s.-Tnesdny, March .

BARSUMs MUsEUG-R.oul-M Minnie Wsuss.
WALLACk'S-H eurie;le.
WINTER GARDEN-Luce d'Arvile.
NIBLO'S-ss,aueils-
BROADNAN MLSAGEHIE-Wili snim.ls per forming
GOUPIL5 GALLEKY-Ce,eDIstodw woIts OF aTt
FRENCH THEATER-Il Pant q'uns Porte Sol, Oussit- on
Ferms.-Lui Di.Ee.
CLINTON HALL-Pfof Bfit,ans Psychology.
DODN ORrH'5 HALL-Ma,0n & Ttomss's Sofee.
BANVARDS HALL-Four Panorama
SCHAUsS'S OALLERY-Suuset on tie Coast Of Maine
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
rYw.yOHK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. March 9, 1863.


ri, pppSiDENT presented the annual report OF
A.. iSs Toi,a,,,nrs ! m,T of the Ncw-Ycrk Hospital.
Several petitions were pIesenteu ny 'ho nEoi- n
p5NT and others for the OF steam on Tue brook
Ivn Central Railroad. ,u,
.fhe construction ol IaiiIVau Ill Voi 'aAu "'0a"'7
snd streets in New1ork.
Tbs incorporators are James Murphy JesEo A.
Marsba James Campbell. Charles johnson. George
JobpscD and number Of other business lnen, rep
reaautipV different interests affected by the road
The bill is the most comprehensive yet introduced
and probably the one on which the main stand will
be made II provides for full compensation to the
stage interests tue removal Of ali stages rorth OF the
Park the trak ks to run to all the ferries In the
city, the main being from the South Ferry, by
double track, through and along Broadway, Bloom,
ingdae Road and Union Place 10 IwentyImrd
street; thence with double track through ahu
along Twenty third street to the North River. lIV
vision is made for compensang property owners t C
the route and stringent ulalons are proVideu io
the proper keeping OF the track and management VI
the road. co-., of
The bills relative to the Judges of the Conrt OF
Appeals and to amend the Divorce laws ,eho W.
ported adversely The latter tie v%Ss wnS l'u ''' '
Nv M CONNOLLY-Io alter the map OF New
BY Mr.. CLARK-TO make void contracts made
on Su"aS! Ell, introduced bill to amend tho Gen.
eral Railroad law.
BILLS REPORTED FAvORABIY.
To establish law library in the With Judicial
District.
To prevent the enticing away of seamen.
To incorporate the Lake and River Improvement
and Transportation Company OF the New York Will
derness.
To incorporate the Upper Hudson Improvement
and Corporation Company.
To authorize the Courts of Oyer and Iermlner
and General Sessions TO grant new trials.
To regulate the Firemen Of Brooklyn.
By Mr.. SANFORD-To provide for ascertaining
and distributing the net proceeds OF the sale Of the
Indian lands of the State
BY Mr.. CONN OLLY-To incorporate the Levi
athan Dock Company.
The bill to improve Bear River.
The bill relating to the City Court, Brooklyn
Mr.. GANSON called up the concurrent resolu-
tons TO amend the Constitution as to create the
Court of Appeals Commissioners to hear causes
The subject was ably debated by Messrs. Murphy,
GansoD, Foger, and others.
The resolutions were lost for want Of majority
vote OF all the Senators elected
motion to reconsider was laid on the table.
Mr.. BRADLEY presentsd memorial and report
for Union Home School for the education Of the
children of volunteers.
The bill amendatory of the act relative TO weights
aud measures was ordered TO third reading. Ad.
iournod.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
S.-T.-fS6O-X.
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They antidote TO change OF water aud dieh
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They prevent miasnatic aud intermittent ieyers
They purify the breath aud scidty Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
ihsy cure Diarrhes, Cholera aud Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They src tho best Bhteu in the world They make The
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They are composed Of the celebrated Cssys Bark Csses
bark Dspdsion. Chsmome Flowers Lavender Flowers
"in'eSreen Anse Clover Buds Orange Peel snake-Reos
Caaway, Coriandsr. Burdock. S.-T-is60-X, &c.
The following is sample Of the testimony dsy receiveds
soLDiERs' Hosy. CrycIsSATI. O., jan Is, 1862
Messrs P. II. DRAKE & Co.
GgSTLgmEs: Tbi institution has received and extended
aid TO 900 sick and disabled sodier have of late
administered the Plantation Bers In numerous casa
hauon evers. want of appetite, &c. with the remark
able and gratifying results 1t creates appetite strength snA
cheerulness and has given many poor fellow bis usual
health wish this preparation was In every family In every
hospital, and every battlefield.
With respect your servant,
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on borss the PoPusi'J "DASA e~AJ Wv" '
guests OF our house.
Respectfully, SYKES. CHADWICK Co..
Props WlIsrd's Hotel
CLEVELAND Dec. 9, 1869.
have been I'll with Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia that compelled to abandon my bushes"
bottles Plantation Bite and to aston
shnent entirely cured. They the best medicine
used and shall endesyor make them known Please
inform me what S.-T-l8e0-X means
Yours, truly. H. KINGSLEY.
Dr. w. A. Cbtld' Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Regt
ment writes. 81 wh every soldier had bottle Of Plantation
Bitte They the effective perfect. and harmless
tonic ever used"
GAIT HOUSE, LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. %, 1862,
Msssrs P. II. DR.Ks Co.
We compelled 20 order 70 dozen Plantation Bittsu -
supply friends who have other way Of procuDs this ID
migable article. Respectfully, yours
SILAS T. MILLER Co., Propneor.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 81, 1861
The Plantation B.ers have cured me OF The
wOr., hind q 81 near four ,ear' standing haze
recommended them TO Others and far know. with ss
nal .uccs,. Ismac Rev. J. g. CATHoRN
BURNETT HOUSE, CINcIsSArL o., Dec. ~ ise1.
Me,,r, DRAKE Co: The Plantation Bitten appear 70 ss
very popular here Send twenty cases more and ooSo
Yours, truly l. TP.sAuNoEno
&C., &C.. &C.. &c. 4
N.B-Tlsy ae particularly recommended 70 fensiss snA
d,lic.t, person, reariEins s.ns stimusut
Sold by all Druggists, Grocer, shd Country st're'
r. IL DRAKE Co.,
No. 2o2 BROADWAY, n y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
An Atfrnciiys Feature.
TIIt; ROMAN EMPEROES.

ny REV. IOHH 5. C. ABBOTT.
Ia tho first number OF the volume OF the NsW-YORK
LEDGER ds sd March Is the publication Of
series Of sketches of the Roman Erastors by tho
popular aud htorsns OF the age has become
word vide Everything that Mr. Abbott writes Is interest
Tho ..rie. III suds the biographiN OF Julius Cesar
Augu,us Tibor Calsla Ciaujus. Nase, Aarelius Dom-
sp T.,au and olhoy whose lives wo'eTid with imperial
and In ssy sa..s tragic bsyond .hs most thrilling
ucts of dramatic .sEstars
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Travellers, Guide.

To Albany by Hudscn River kR.7 10 m
and. ...........3. D. AID Itt D. stsdsy, 527 p
To Albany by Harlem RN................... ID; IA.
10 Boston, BY Now-LouaOp. stogllson and
Fan River nncs. daily Sundays excepted. p IA
To Boston, BY New-Haven Hh., VIA spring
~. Ssd Il aud D.
To Boston, By Nowiiuysn RR. via Shore
Line ................. I2t aud p. Snndsy, p
To Buffalo by Erie RR..........."...I . ~ aud y. M
TO Philadelphia by New yefssy Hail.
Toad......... = TO- M, ~ ~ T. M sthdhy u p m
Rnilroni. ..,...............,.........e 2p.m.
TO tho Wsst, by Central Raiiroud OF Now
Jer..y.................6 g. "a m, u M. 81 p. IN.
To Warrington by New-Jerssy Hk.7. lO&m
n aud III o. Sunday, u p
To w sshiugton by Camden and Anboy Rail
Observation-Disclosures. q. n. aud r. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Another Treat for Our Readers.
FOREST ADYENrURES-ILL

FUKESE ADV I'm IUN NEo-IIILUSIN NAI I'D.
BY COLONEL WALTER b. DUNLAP.
In th, number o. the LEDGER Tor March Is commenced
seriss Of" FOREST ADVENTURES" By popular con-
,tibutor Colonel Walter B. Danlap who readers will
remember wrote the popular Forest Sketches" which were
published in the LEDGER few years since Colonel Dun
has travelled through Asia and Africa and has had consd
erabe experience In fighting slspsan lions tigers boa con-
.,reor. c,nnib ais aud other tough customers He will fur
uh u. with ors Of his adventures for each number OF the
LEDGER during the now volume Our i'sue for March =
bonr tho rs, o. tho vose contains tho fret adventure
Of ,b. sees bslafa, illustrated the of which laid
in Southern A'Iics.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Mails Close nj the Po.,.OAce.

For EuTope. BY ~ taLaja Inesday Ah 81 81 p m
foI South fac.hc aud Contra AIDelica by stcauier
Anel Ia sdsy Maze 9.....................i 10y g.
For "a forms. Ac.. daily ,sundays aaosPedl
Ovcrl.ad Joseph aio.........5 aud n y.
NoIh-Albsny Bu1so and 11nE,iss. IS ~. and a 2.
North aud sst Nay Mail.
Western Nal Efi. Allfosd......S ma o. ..
Southern aud south -Wo.icrn As.a Il n u and 10; p
Eastern Mail by Railroad d. ui IA and a &.
New B.dlofd Newport aud Fsli River .......... \.
The Long lAlAnd Asii closes :. Nal Or Hsmp-
ate ad and Jamaica Only eosrs a. H. The Huntington
and BaDy Ion > aii closes OF 4 a Ia. aId >.
SUNDAY M9il-On sunday al mnls cl0.s Gi % p M.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
An Attractive FeRture.
THE ROMAN EMPER RORS.

By REV. JOHN $. c. ABBOTT.
In he rs, number Of the nsw volume Of the NE"-fORk
LEDGER dated March s commenced the publication Of
,ofe. sketches Ofthe Roman EmpeFo BY the
Rev John s. Abbott whose reputation Of the most
popular bioy.phers and historians OF the age has become
world vide Everything that Mr. Abbott write. Is Interest
Au,us,u Tiberus Caisua Clsudins Nero Aurelius DOM
tiOn Trojan ard Others whose lives Wild with imperi'
adventure and In many tragic beyond the mos, thrilling
acts of dramatic literature.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Another Treat for Our Readers.


FOREST ADVENTURES-IL
BY COLONEL WALTER B. DUNLAP.
In the number Of the LEDGER for March Is commenced
.erie. Of FOREST ADVENTURES" by our popular con.
butor Colonel Walter d. Dunlsp who, readers will
remember wrote the popular Forest Sketches which were
pub.hed in the LEDGER few years since. Colonel Dun
lap has Travelled through Asia and Africa and has bad cons'd
or.bs experience In hshtng eephsnts ons tigers beacon
.,rc,r. cannibss and other tough euomerh Ho will fur
nh u. with one Of his sdvenures for each number Of the
LEDGER during the volume. Our issue for March T.
being tho ~f the volume contains the frs, adventure
the SERIES beautifully illustrated the seems OF which 10 laid
In Southern Africa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
Another Treat for Our Readers.
v,Anr,cu, A IITSTDATED

Another Treat for Our Readers.
FOREST ADyENTURES-ILLUS
BY COLONEL WALTER b. DUNLAP
To the number Of the LEDGER for March commenced
sorio. Of FOREST ADVENTURES" by popular con-
.dbu,o, colon. Walter B. Dunlap. WHO. our readers will
remember wrote the popular Forest Sketches" which
were Published 10 the LEDGER few years since Colonel
Dunlap hsaveled Through Asia aud Africa, and has had con-
siderable experience in fighting elephants, iion' aser' o's
CONSTRUCTOR cannibas and other tough customers He VIII
furnish with OF his adventures for each number OF the
LEDGER during the volume Our issue for March :,
being the first Of the volume contains the first adventure
series beautifully illustrated the scene of which is laid
In Southern Africa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
An Attractive Fenturc.
THE ROMAN EMPERORS,
BY REV. JOHN s. C. ABBOTT

In the Grst ponber OF the volume Of the NEW-YORK
LEDGER dated Msroh Is commenced tbs publication Of
Rev. John c. Abbott whose reputation Of the most
popular biogaphs and historians OF the age has become
worldwide Everything that Mr. Abbott writes Is interest
ing Tho series will include the biographies Of Julius Cesar
Augustus Tiberius Calgua Caudius Nero Aureiu Domi'
tan Tji and Others whose lives were wd WIN Imperial
adventure and In many beyond the most thrilling
scts Of dramatic literature.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
MARRIED d.

rUOMAs-PTNLYY-I Phisdsphi. on Wedne.d FEB
~ by the Rev MI Ctowc 5. Drew Thomas OF Ne~.i orr
10 M,r,ha l. sic Finley IL Chicago. No cards.
Chicago Thbuns aud Times please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

Hostetter's
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and eFful Tonic corrective and atsraVe o'
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STOMACH. LIVER AND BOWELS
PROTECTIVE PROPERTIES.
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MlTrEET FEVER; FoRTIFIEs THE SYSTEM
AGAINST. MlAsMA AND THE EVIL
EFFECTS OF UNWH0LESCME
WATER INVIGORAIE5
ThE ORGANS OF
DIGESTION
AND THE
BOW Els.
THE NERVES AND TENDS To PROLONu
LIFE
REMEDIAL PROPERTIES.
CT RES DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, SICK AND
NERVOUS HEADACHE. GENERAL DEBILITY.
NERVOUSNESS. DEPRESSION OF SPIR-
IT'S CONSTIPATION, COLIC.
INTERMITTENT FEyERS.
SEA-SICkEESS.
CRAMPS AND sPASMS. AND ALL COMPLAINTS OF
EITHER SEX, ARISING FROM BODILY
WEAKNESS WHETHER INHERENT
IN THE SYSTEM OR PRO.
DUCEO BY SPECIAL
CAUSES.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03
6pfuai Noil(es.


sevenfh Wnrd.-A regular Mee.ins of ths REPUBLi'
CAN ASSOCIATION viii be held rdIs kNEEiNG M'rch
Ii.3Hfys,,. 3 ~ = ''''A' CH1s ii. HALL. rrc'dont,
~. Inv ", ~ TSG.n. G.rras... Secretaries
sixteenth Ward Republican ocintion.-
The Monthly Meeting Of tho A'soc non VIZ De hei AZ
e.Sg9,,r No. 20 % wm 81 HoEfRH H. GnLL fs.a hshEiG"
slyuIL Z 'li,HEIsos, Secretary
Kings County Republican General Commit.
tee.-fRoOKLYS MaIch 1903 "A monthly meeting o'
th Committee VII be held at thei, ROOM No .ouf'',I
THIS EVENING. at = O'Clock Members re reqn".ied
WILLIAM HUNT, Chairman.
>. AZ AEr%sg. - ,'.s,1 sSi'"' seoretarie"
Thc Farmers Ciuh. OF the Amcricau insiitnte
viii 1t - room. "a Nc toop.f Usior, 4uS @ "a
p,'t,ca.siylnd Culture OF Stnvbsrie. SONS vesc,a'
BE presented b. The Hon y A. oenHlus ril os '
ulbut'd. JohN W. chA''"'"'' ''''''
New-Yorl fiisfopicni society.A stated me,sias
wiI bs hrd mo Library on Ith'pnnll 'H'i''oI
Murcb j. At 4; o'clock HENIf B. DAWso' ed oi
1orsna vii paper ON The Ci'y 'i "e"''o oh' o"
sunny A'' AsDkEw WARNER. Recording ieeretary
MIss Erimn Uardinge.
IHinO LEC.tR . .,.,,,.,
DODWoEThs HALL No. $50, so hMoApH"f M-,Ah
spcprr SOCIETIES Or Tnn Pni1osopnKR's syosA
commegens qHu qn"r,sf 10 p Il"
Chamber of Commerce lleeiing, TllUisDaY, !,
Marc S-Ih~ MeIIuers oi the tbafihrf
,h,t n the meeting Phur.dsy next attention m DC "a" gu
20 The Importance inmr iute cotton OF mo
thi. City with the No.seh states ~ne
be dan rr which the trade OF THIS ti'y aA o'a
10 tte lsctei connection between ibs oE La"1"ne~
Wv IOlN AUSTIN STEN EMS. Jr., oecrs'sry'
Lectures 10 La The Asociaiion ief fioHo',
,s scIrrrhc aud Practical Medical hno".nd5s among
Vo,nrnH respectfully announce that Lssti,. "ii pe
,iycu EVERY WEDNESDAY, At j p ~, NJ ~ W 9h'sI.
Mr., Hnld,h Alien, NJ. d., viii etg., 10 hsar''
In mn, sscmrut Of ~ Ch.pn's thnfch NO az hIoan"hy
~ !, ".9ck IODAY SAL eet: Tre Digestive Appsa'D
Admi.si "a 20 cents
Cnbiuet Furniture.
AT MANUFACTURES FHlUfS
a,oo oo1 WOK1H OF tIKsICLASS fuhNIIChE
ro,~ou,nce OF the falling oh Ia or whole bu,h"st We
a. nm, own goOds to the paDhc a. 'hs i'we
prices ,,,o Library Dining and Bedroom Suites
r1at.iill and la TIA. lass! fashion Aho syIos
| An good, warranted .h..i,, .r...h.t.
psS.e exsun, our goods before pu.c shS"heis
| i'" WE'LL hAuNspoAt, -
Mo-. l25 ard III Ryinglon'lt. bot Esset sua 'HoN'
60 y scr and Ilouson-,t stages pass cOso Dy
| Gentiemsn,s Soprt IIus. .
DUNN 49," q. {. ALIENS.
no. slj broadway.
o., l.gS ssss Gsessr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-03

PREMIUM ON GoLD.-Tnc Subscriber, who can
change his prices with tho fluctuations Of gold without
occurring enormous expense ia advertising tho chanse Is
coppelcjto ell his Pens at Oi Prices Thinking ha us' NJ
entitled tie benefit Of the Premium Gold rather t'n
the Wast debasers Of the best currency this country ever
bad he Offers to all rentu he emouut OF their
Gold tc full Premium u this city the day when received
In this way he hopes do country and his Customers
good without ung himself for the MORTON rhs car"
not bc Iialo without GOLD.
Waen Paper MONEY /. sent Und asie- Ia preferred over
any otLsr A. MoHrnY. No. 25 Maidenl,ne New.loIt.