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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
Call at
'DELLER' \, .
Opposite Mofett's Drug Store, High Street,
Mineral Point.
Sept. 29th, 1862. 4otf
ST. CLAIR Nurseries F!
SUMMERFIELD ILLINOIS.
BABCOCK & BROTHER PROPRIETOR

BABCOCk BROTHER ,PROPRIETORS
Are now offering for sale large of well grown
Fruit Trees of all kinds, Roses baes Evergreens
everything to be found in a First Class Nursery All
Warranted as recTe sented. They have very much
duced the price of .heir standard Apple es The
plce OF sma Fruits reduced half Of prices
Ihey nave Standard Apple trees Two years old, to
with high or low Heads as Order d As an evidence
OF heir crit and adaptation this ity .ubon
Mr. Parkinson experience in the Apple
Many others might be added il deemed necessary
Farmers and Planters good straight, erect, hand
some Tree takes up than Ugy Iumsy
res You can get the Best by leaving your
VIM Lanyon jr- at Burton and Beecs Grocery store
opposite the Post Office or with Jas B. Padon, Agt
To Fruit Growers in the Vicinity CT Mineral
Point
Having come to the conclusion money could be made
much easier by the cultivation Of Apple Trees than
the hard, laborious and uncertain manner Of Grain
growing. have therefore turned my attention
what extensively to that business and have for
four or five been ordering from three
dinerent nurseries, some from State and
1t time to show any Of my friends the great differ
ence in the trees and the ecuar of proeu
r1ng trees from the latter place. have In
cbard four old trees from the St. Clair nurseries
tordered when two years old that least half
larger, and much thrifty healthy than the
year ods from nurseries in this State, and Looking
IKE apple Trees il stead OF Burr Ouks, and such il
my great preference for the St. lair that have
ordered dve hundred to be delivered in the Spring.
souid nave done so should they cost twice the
money that trees from this State would for
tree costs no more room attention than a poor one
and at the same time is worth of the
latter kind.
ne1 W 3. PARKIsOE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
Groceries.

Tea, Conee Sugar, Spices. Tobacco, Soap Dried
Fruits &c all of the best qualities offered at the
lowest figure.
Without going into enumeration of articles IN.
Subscriber would invite the public call and examine
ms STOCK and learn his prices He is determined to sell
as cheap as any house in the West as his goods
are OF the best quality none need fear purchase
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

Twelve lines Nonpzren type compac. matter or their
equivalent in space viii be counted as sQuaae.
PrefesSonabIe and Business Cards, q . nne, pc
49,. for he rs, Ave lines and fifty cents for each ad-
htionai line
Estray Notices published four weeks ~ ior single
notice.
Legal Notices AZ Statute rates
sneciai Notices eaded and kept inside having prece-
dence ordinary advertisements 80 per cent advance
ordinary rates
Notices Of meetings, charitable societies. &C., half
pree. 80
Advertisements net accompanied with directions will
Inserted till forbid. and charged for accordingly
fS1Uerf{seyltsTffS must be DFsn
eIds1ncs This will he varied from
advertisements allowed the privilege OF chang
h1 quarterly.
SO Advertisement considered less than n .quart
BILLS coLLEt ABLE QUARTERLr-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
GElsGt.E w. COBB,


s1RoDUCE and general Commission Merchant, deal
-r in salt Water Lime &c, stone warehouse near
e 81 1t, Mineral Point l"AZ.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
DOCTOR DtIGAIRNS.

DHYsICIAN ana Surgeon, Mineral Point Wisconsin
Once one door above Pulfords Drug Store, filgh
1y20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

We have . good Six Horse Power Engine, wi tn every
thing belonging to it read to be up. Any person
In need of one Of the size get bargain.
CLOWNEY CtA
Their Work Shop 10 on south Chestnut Street, and
Ware Room opposite Cornish's Tin Shop High
Street.
Orders received at either place.
CLowNEY 4 CLARK.
Mineral Point, March 2lst, 1863. 82u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

J. II. Vivian Min Point, Clarion Hopper, ima
r. u. Hhsde Arena j. VI. Avery, MOSCOW,
r. Wade. w. Bi Mds. r. II. Grimths Dodeevms
r r. Brett Highland d. W. Dudgeoa, Avsra, Z
and by Druggists and Nerch generally thfooghea
the United States and CanadsS SLY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01
Clothing Department

we manufacture to order Of the best and en-
ploy none but experienced workmen. The public NAV
rely upon every article manufactured our estabah
rfen
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-04-01

The Plaintiff
desires the
trial of this
action to be
had in Iowa
County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
Our Machine Shops.


The iron-clad Onandaga lie being constructed by
M T. r. Rowland, Continental Wori', Greenpo!nt. L. J.
She will be bull, wholly iron differing in many respects
from the Monitor batteries Her hull Ia 2zs feet In length
and AZ feet IA width Tao frames Of angle iron, inches
h, rvetsd 10 central plate heel at the bottom There
M k.rl properly only ribbed schsd plating 10 tho
n.cs of H. TO which all the frames joined The lir OF
the ship are quite easy presenting much less resnoe thar
many of the iron-clsds sfost She has no projections
nv pla,., ~ ipch.o thickness boIod directly to the hull
There Is 40 wooden backing OF any kind to support this
,nor Int nboaId there series OF iron knees or angle
secured 10 the decks and hull which
ay and enable the weight cupboard TO be carried without
s,rsining the ship, making her liable TO leak she
will have two propssrs, each SIDE under the stem
ADD s.ch win DO driven by two engines, making four In ALL
These engine, are Of the horizontal description each having
cylinders ~ inches In diameter By IS inches stroke They
will be fitted with Aide valves. worked BY link motion ana
tho usual eccentcs The propeers are feet In diameter
and have an incfe,,ing pitch She will have four OF Martins
tubular boier aud will be furnished with Sewos condenser
for the main engines aud separate smaller one sddod into
which tho tliret engines exhaust when tho main engines are
not working There Is also circulating pamp attached to
1.-THE condep,.r last named which Is driven by the steam
pump eeds the boilers There are also four blowing en-
ns provided TO ysnats the ship In action aud supply the
furnaces with draft Her urrsts will be 'bs same as those
upon ell the monitors IL inches thick 10 the aides, ee'
hish and 81 feet insrnsl diameter The turre will each
have guns Of heavy csb Other work Ia IN psoyrs" 81
those ws'ss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

FORTRESS MONROE, Friday, April ", loo5
Gov. William Cannon Of Delaware, Adjt.-Gen.
q. NJ. Harrington, Col. Curtis, DIR. William D..
Nolan, E. C. Stolsenburg, Prof Porter, and DR..
Garrett arrived from Baltimore this morning. and
1sfs at .. IN. for Yorktown and Gloucester Point.
ON visit to the Delaware regiments stationed at
chose places.
The steamer Carrie Martin, Capt. Willard Mar
e.n, arrived here at P. on the 2Sth inst, from
Yorktown. with the Hon. William H. Seward, Sec.
OF State snd con- and Baron Gerhold, the Prussian
Minister PleBipotentsry.
Private Parker Of the Sd New-York Regiment was
,ahot inside o. fortress Monroe last night, at ii
% clock, by the guard on duty. Parker Was much
respected by bis fe ow soldiers in the regiment and
at the time was passing where, it is supposed, be
svss not aware the counterign was required, and
cid not halt when challenged BY the guard, where
upon the latter shot him, killing him instantly. 1t
is regarded as deplorsbe affair 1t DO fault Of the
guard. This is as near the facts al we can attain
anti the Investigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
rEw-JERsEY ITEMS.

HoRRrpLr AccIDrST.--An accident occurred on
tho NewYoIk and Erie Railway at Jsrey City ye'tsrdAy
forenoon resulting Ia tbs 1sstb Of little girl 10 OF age
nsmed Mary Mehsn and probable ai. TO flag In
attempt hor. Tho little CIR Attempted 10 cfou the
track the Efestreet crossing jos, locomotive ard
tender vss backing up and the hAsm named David D.
M.fey seeing ths she Ia imminent perl and would be
run sprung forward s1d ATTEMPTED 10 hsr when
tho head by the tender and knootsd pros
ats upon the track The wheels psed his night leg
crushing and nea severns them The little siIs
knocked down aud the wheels tassns over her
body crushed aud msnisd her In horrible rnsnDsr snd
caused instant death The remains conveyed 20 the
edence Of her parents OF Third and Eie streets
Msfey ed 10 his home, No lg solih Third res
where hi, and leg smpuaisd by Dr. Oriby bus
oyipf TO the great loss Of blood bis life 10 desparei or
Found DRowsED.-Last evening the body OF an
uni man. apparently Ir'hnsn shout 80 year, OF age
with gray hair whistler found floating 10 the ferry
slip Of tho Jersey City Ferry Decssed was shout -et
or 10 niche. hight dressed IA brown or black coarse
figured vest brown ribbed pants cloth shoes white
cotton socks. white shin and red undefshn Inc BODY
which had apparently been IN the water bui hous wi"
taken "A charge by Coroner fufsi
FoUsDLIs0.-An infant about three weeks old
was found last evening IN way corner OF Sec nd
rs.t and Jers.y Jersey City where II had been len
by som. one 60 the chsnce The little stranger Was sent
10 the kept ~ tho city and placed on the head list
RoBBERY.-Ths grocery store corner OF Warren
and streets jersey CITY bufgarousy entered
on Thursday night about In money and Is bexes Of
cisara TAKEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

Some shabby fellows in Hartford, Conn.,, on
Wednesday night, undertook to fngbten lady passers
by with meal bag stuffed with straw, which they
suspended over the sidewalk, and let down suddenly
in front Of every woman that came along About
81 o'clock two ladies coming from the upper part Of
Aun street were frightened, screamed, and ran back,
while the fellows laughed aud made insulting re-
marks to them. They returned for rs-enforcsments,
and three other lady friehds-one OF them armed
with her fathers horsewhip, secreted under her
man,le-Inarchsd quietly up TO the battery. Down
came the stuffed bag again, but instead Of screaming
or running away the young lady with the horse
whip ran into the yard and laid i Justify over the
faces and backs Of the three sneskng rascals, who
ran like whipped curs. Having routed the enemy,
the ladies then captured the battery carrying of the
bag and cord as trophies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
The Couri.MnrtiaI ut Cipc,Dnr ,i.

CINCIfFATI Ihufsd1yf ApIH y TtoJ
The Court Martial in session here have found
entity WIN. f. Corbin and T. G. McGrau, Of recruit
Sng inside our lines for the Rebel service. They
were sentenced to DO shot May To-
George Donges of Butler County, Ohio, was found
guilty Of publicly declaring his sympathy for the
Rebels. he was sentenced TO four months bard
labor.
WIN. McElewes Of Jasper County, Illinois, was
found guilty Of aiding deserters to escape. He was
fined $500, and to remain in prison until the fine
should be paid.
The proceedings in the foregoing cases were con-
EImed and approved by MaiOr'Gen. Burnside.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
The Richmond ENQUIRER saws:

20 eagerly looking to the symptoms Of discomfort and
Peace Democracy at the Northwest must be somew hat
Fortified present Whist has become Of Northwest
IN friends and sympsthizes Why word Of cheer
ION Vslaadig CHAM Is Richardson gone dumb Has the
puse Of Cox hung her harp the buckeyes 90 why
81 thou silent, thou voice Of my heart"
This is pretty good; but The Enquirer had
cot yet received the Legislative Address of
the Seymourites of our State, pledging them
selves to interminable War till the Rebellion
succumbs, and accusing the Republicans of a
disposition to make a disgraceful Disunion
Peace Vallandigham. Richardson 81 Cox,
whether separately or together, could not
match the sublimity of this, and even Tie En-
cuirsr must be taken aback by it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01

Truth and Justice, and Of which the latest demon.
strstiOn has been made by Cobb and The Con.
Iederate States of America.
We offer this little commentary with pro-
found humility. Cobb knows great deal
moro about Original Sin than we do; and he
may be disposed to claim that the present sin
OF the Seceders is brand.new and entirely
original Original Sin, and has no connection
with the little business transacted in the Gar.
den. But can Howell consent to give up the
prestige of ancientnessi With the Shem- Ham.
and-Japhet doctrine of Slavery, the assump-
ton also Of the Old Original Sin will render
the position of the Confederacy very complete
Take our advice, Cobb and 60 in for an.
tiouity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
DIED..


crprIs-suddenly on Fridsy April H. at souo Inlet g.
C. on board the IT, s. sloopotwsr Pswnee, A.ssnt-Pay
master Frederic R. only Of joseph X. and Maria L. Cur
Fans ssriee. Al the Church Of the Holy Apostles corner
Of TweD,yeghth street aud Ninth avenue on Friday next
May at p. His remains will DO taken to Greenwood
Cemetery.
pRFssLFR-ou Wednesday. April 20. Henry ~ Dre'ser.
The fends Of the family invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence. No. IS White street. en- sunday
t o'clock p The members OF Metropohtan Lodse NO
80 l. o. OF D. r., are invited to attend
HOWARD-In Brooklyn, on Vednesdsy April 70 afeI o
,hort Illness Elizabeth widow Of the late Robert Howard
In her Goth year - n,
lvn Y. d.. this friday afternoon al o'clock Friends
invited to attend The remains will be conveyed TO Mon
treal Tor intermenl
MACKAY-A his residence, Pacific street, Brooklyn on
Wedne.dAy April 20 In the Odd year OF his age Daniel
Maetay ede. son Of the late Hugh MactEy esq OF Knock
more House Mosside, County Antrim. Ireland
HI. remains inferred in Greenwood Cemetery yefer
day, April ~.
RopIysoSIn this city on Wednesday afternoon. April
2s Of .ppopery Dolly Winsdsls, wife Of tho late Lewis
Robinson "a 3d year Of her age formerly Of Hartford
HY relative, and friends arc respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral from tho residence Of her son No Min.ta
place Ninth street,, Saturday, a. O'Clock p m May
Hartford CONN., and sullivan IN W papers please copy.
sTUpWELI-In Brooklyn on Thursday, morning Sril 80
Jo,ephpe r. younEe daughter Of Alexander and Lucreta
A. Stndw.l, aged years and months
The relatives aud friends Of the family are invited 10 attend
her funeral from the residence Of her parens No IL Mon
roe place, on Friday May !. at o'clock p M
wOOLLEY-At Gresnpoint, on Thundsy. April r. OF con
samptoo contracted BY exposure In the service OF M
Corr R,.imen, n Y s " aged n years
Tn. relatives and iends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from the Church OF the Ascension
Kent street, Oreenpoint on saturday msy Z, ~
o M His remains will be taken to Greenwood for inter
man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
TN MANI ~ Winter q, Gar den.

FIFTH NIGHT OF THE
REIGN OF MERRrMENT
Inc management hs. sincere pleasure IN chronieling
The BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF
THE YOUNG AMERIGAN COMEDIAN
Mr.. J. 8. CLARKE,
who has nightly been received by
CROWDED HOUSES
CROWDED HOUSES
With Unbounded Etpre ssions Of
Admiration and Delight
TONIGHT,
=, AND EVERY NIGHT,
be win sppesr In the eccentric character Of
PETER WAXEM
THE GENTLEMAN OF NATURE,
IN
The New Drama OF
LUCK,
with east embracing the Of L. p Barrett A II. Da
vsppor. Hsgan Hinde Mia Ada Clifton, Fanny Browne
Addsd TO which in broad contrast the and amended
THE TOODLE5.
IN which Mr. g. CLARKE viii give his peculiar concsp
ton Of the ever-funny .,oor,rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
THE sIKGH OF vICKsBURG.

Gen. Grant at Cnrfhage-Disnsfer 20 the
Transports Running she Vieksb"rR
Batteries--Gen. Grnnt's whole Army
Ordered 90 March with Six Days Ra-
tions.
CATRo, Thursday, April 20. ls6a
A special Memphis dispatch rays: Adviets from
Youngs Point to Sunday say that Gen. Grant was
at Carthage. It was thought that the Rebel rams
up the Yazoo were ready to come out. A raft has
been cut to pieces, having fOated out.
1t is doubtful whether any of the six transports
which attempted to run the batteries Of Vicksburg
on the night of the 23d, succeeded in passing. -Four
OF them are known 10 Se sunk. The other two, if
they got by, are badly damaged. The firing on the
transports was terrific. Commencing at midnight, it
continued till daylight.
A dispatch from Milliken's Bend Of the 9th says
orders were yesterday issued for the whole army to
10 march with ak days rations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
TrnxcIcra, Guide.

To Albany by Hudson River RR.. 50 Warren
,,T 10 ~. and 81 s. aud 10 p m. Sunday, 3a ?. m
T, Albany by Harlem RR 26th-st. and 4th.ay lOi ~
10 boston, by New London line, Pier 30. N.
n stoningion limo, Pier 10. N. r., and Fall
Kivsr limo, Pier J, N. H.. daily (5undayssx-
cep'sdl.
To Bos,on, by Esw.Haven RR.. via Spring
6eld 7lh.st and 4ihav.......s aud u and p.
To Roston, Wy kow-Eaven RR., 2lth-st. snd
lth-ay via Shore Linz ...l2i aud y. Sunday, M
To Bsgs o. by Fro RR foot Of Chanbsr.-
........................7sn aud 10 and p
TO Phlladelphia by hev.jorsey Railroad. foot
Of Coursndl-st TO- m g. H. m Sunday. Il p IN.
To Philadelphia by Camden aud Ainboy
Railroad Pier 6 NJ X. foot OF Barclay at. O. m p m
To Washington, by Now .J.iAey Bk.1. loan.
g. u and ~ foot Of Cousndts Sunday, u p M
~ the West. by Central Raj. a OF Nov.
Jersey, foot Of Courlsudtst. Bnd "a IN.
u "~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
FROM ROsRCRANs,s ARMY.
The Reported Advance of the Rebels Con-
Hrnaed by DEMONSTRATIONS OF the
Rebel FOrces-The Commanders say
they will Drive Resecrans out Of Ten

MURyREsBoRo, Thursday, April 20. 1869
The near approach Of the Rebel forces has az
forded opportunities TO deserters to come into our
Zines. Seventeen came in to-day. They confirm the
report Of the Rebel advance TO q point north of
duck River. Some say Folks troops have moved
eight miles north of Shebylle on the road to MUIR
sresboro, and that Hardee is at War Trace; Bragg
lat Bell Buckle.
They say ii is Breckenridge who is at Manchester
and speak of him as commanding force. Rumors
of re-enforcements confirmed but the statements
generally look like exaggeration. Deserters say
ehe Rebel commanders talk boldly and loudly Of
thsir intention TO drive Rosecrans out Of Tennessee
Hheir got quarter ration Of bacon, but plenty
tpf meal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
sminscn, Regulations Concerning Trni,ors

HupquaKTERs Di.TEicr on CoLrsBUs }
DkPAErxxsT Ov THE TgSskssEB, ,
CoLUsBus Ky, APfil 81, 1862.
GENERAL ORDrRs No. 2l.-Haying learned that
citizens within this District particularly 10 Cairo H. AID
In Its vicinity, openly giving all the moral aid IN
their power Rebels and traitors Il hereafter made the
imperative duty Of Post Commander ard
within the District Of Columbus TO arrest all per'ons who
shall In any express their syupahy for those mo
sssns. the uni'ed States Government When
arrested thoy shall be entitled TO nnedsis preliminary
Isminsion but proof be given Of 6i'oys expressions
and sympathy fr traitors that obey have in way sded
deserer and prevented their they sas be forwarded.
under proper guard 20 the Dtci military prison Al Column
bus Ky copy Of the testimony tsken IN said polimins
examination will be forwarded with the pri'orsf'.
Officers and soldiers aretinE dessTteis VIII be s'hed IN
shooting person who interfere with them wife oi''
chsps their duties None bat raitor would assist de-
seef In his rss,thnce and there be distinction ecos
nzsd bsw Rebel In battle and traitor rrsstny the
laws at home AsBOTH. Brig Den. Cong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
MARRIED.

MELxHDEZ-G Brooklyn. on Tuesday.
April 49, BY the Rev. ~ Cheevsr assisted y the Rev
Erbch A. daughter Of the Rev James NJ Gloucester Of
BROOKLYN.
MOORE-ROLLIyS-O Tuesday. Msrch IT, BY the Rev. G.
X True ID. D.. Yr Jo,hus 4 Moore OF New-fork, TO
Nlss Jennie NJ Rollins Of Gardiner. Me.
sMITH-wALTERS-In Brooklyn, n r., on wednesday,
Apn 20 OF the house Of the brides father. BY the Rev III
Bpe,r Valentine Smith TO 8. Anna Walters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
REGULAR RECRUITING SERVICE.

Ulst Of Omcers on Recruiting Service, and
their Observation-Disclosures Of Regi-
pnents, &c.
We have received reports from various parts Of
ohs country eensinns interesting relative the
present state Of the recruiting service Of the regular army
We Of oourss. prohibited from giving the number OF
1ned the rendezvous open, but may that
bruBs though so go lively the eIgencies Of the times
require T. nevertheless sasetory than II been
Any time since recruiting from tho volunteers d.con-
nusd The grss, expense attendant upon tho sntsntncs
II recruiting parties and the small retains from Of the
oos have led to che closing OF several rendezvous that
srs not their due share Of tho old reg
sp, Asoac those were the two general service rsndes-
aus q. Boston and Rochester Many Of the officers
.oruns service are temporarily uph. for duty In the field
Asy,p. been either wounded disaBsd by sioins.a
THE GENERAL SERVICE.
0ea.rs service recruiting 10 sti kept up the head
aars Of the old infantry aud srtey regiments being
&.o, ct For, Colunbus Govenors hand New YORK Har-
Hst sod the headquarters OF the moued service Of Carlisle
B.n.cas Pa The recruits obsinsd u general service
es.. ore distb0tsd eIeusivey susne the nineteen old
tsCimsp"
The .sbjoinsd list gives the retnents and stations
ksns o6c.rs on general recruiting ssrce and pub
bsss5 for the first time;
Co. 0a..va, L.omi. s'h i"''"',, Superintendent Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
Rntertninments.- Friday, May 4.

WALLACK'S-My Noble Sonin-Lsw
WINTER GARDRN-Luck-Ths ToOdle,
HIBLUS-Aurora Floyd $40
BARNUMS bUSEUM-Dog Showroom Mutt and Minnie
Warren. ct all hours-Drsma, afternoon snd evening
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESlDh-ho bI3 broadway.
COUPLES GALLERY-Volcano Of the Ande.
BROOKLYN ACADEMl--LuorsEis Borsia-PeJfsciton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
6perlal Notltes.
Three Methods Of Peace"


MI. ANNA f. DICKINSON OfPbilalelphia by Invitation
Of I.,,. number Of citizens Of NswYork will deliver leo
ture on
"THE THREE METHODS OF PEACE"
at the COOPER INSTITUTE,
SATURDAY EVENING. May ..
tn. condition OF her voies affected by constant speaking
,ush thu, she will lecture again before nsSt Fall
To prevent crowd tho door, 1t Is desirable that TICK
e., should be purchased beforehand and those 80 purchasing
viii be admitted TO the hall a, the 3d'av. side
No reserved seats. Ticket. 80 cents each. Sold T0u'
v, No l,l N,p,ust Fowler Welss No 3Os Brosdwsyi
Iochuo,d, No al Broadway; Mllers No '2e Broaawayi
cro,b,, corner EIchangsp,ce and wian'i and pevos
Sons, Exchange Office, No. 10 Cooper Institute
Door, open att. Lecture all o'clock.
Fourteenth Ward Republican As,oe i az PHI
,;sI hyE Rsfis1s NJ. .s H. a.sss%.
t.Ts No 315 Broomsst JOhN riich' f'o'-
VIZ. II. MILLER. Secretary -
Nineteenth Ward Republican AssoeiHtbhoa n,is.
S:n. sd.v Ss,h and oH Pr,sid:n
l. 1t q o'clock p. M VIM 80
ALL.s { GO OPEN, s,cresade.
-N..--York TypographicaI Union No. 81
p.sos, Mou,hy Meeting OF th, Union wii ne neo ATT
Msonie Hall No. 20 Crosoy-st corner OF III tsadnnee
70 Isqnsssed q e o a. VI H. NJ FAILING. Pre't
Lecture. r-r.
OWN, to tho immense crowd ~hioh ero
Hail Of s. tlauC. S X .s nu1e'Fss MARIs on Spirit,
and Split Rappn" on las. Wedne.hIy an,.m.
efa'p psvpraT Al, sane Lecture FRIDAY, May
osIos a. Tickss fot sale st te entrance on 10th at
s,Ilt Combs and Steel Combs.
NEW sTYLEs, JUST RECEIVED FROM PAhis'
''' ''' GEO. c. ALLEN. No AIS Broadway.
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