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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
Loyal National League.

The mspber, of the LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE are
notihed HALL has been engaged Ne
sl3 Broadway and will DO opened for their reception THE
DAY, (Mondsy,) April g.
READING.R0oM supplied with journals and psmphsts
will be open Daily from g. m. 10 II p. m.
PAMPGLErS' for distribution 10 each Ward be Oh.
application to the Clerk In charge OF the hail. on the
order OF tbs Of the Ward Committee OF the LoyA
National League" representing the same
BULLETIN will always be found at the Hail. containing
the latest news from every section Of the county
The ROLL and PLEDGE OF the League will be a1aye
ready for signature at the Hall.
A VOLUNTARY ASSESSMENT LIST can also be sob.
scrbed. - ,o,,,-
CONTRIBUTIONS may be sent TO the Treasurer. JOHN
A. STEVENS. eco. President of the Bank OF Commsrce.
application to the Clerk -
* CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP. designed BY ooe
AZ the most distinguished artists Of the country will %
ready for delivery In a few days
MEDALS be had by those DESTROYS Of purchs.iny them
at low price. JAMES A. hOosEsELa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
DIED.

BARROwon Monday April 6, in the est year Of his age,
The fspa Of the family are resuecfry invited to attend the
funeral his late residence, No. 2l9 Henry street a.
O'clock D. the 9TH inst without further invitation
BFNNEM-Iu Brooklyn. Monday. April g. 1863. OF con.
sumption, Alexander w. Bennem, aged % yesr' and
monthsL ,,-,,
20 attend the funeral rom the residence OF his oroern
law George w Hunt WSrrea street hrst honse essi OF
Fifth avenue, wednesday, April g. 1863 at o'clock M
BULLION Sunday. April Elizabeth c. wife OF Reuben c.
Bnll, aged az years, moptb and 10 deys
ssr fons vii sES pa1S Sa NE
Tuesday afternoon, 9Th inst, at O'Clock The relatives
aud friends respectfully invited to attend without FUR
thsr invitation
CHIPMAN-Iu this city, Monday, April 6, william ].
Hi, funeral will take psce from No IS Bond street at y
m on "Wednesday 9Th inst Lis friends are respectfully
Eoys- Scotia papers will please copy.
rLLERY-Psssed from the Winy TO tbe Summer land at
O'clock NJ on Saturday Apil & 1863 Theodore n Eey,
son ofEpes Z. and Mary J. Eery aged years. months
The bud ma. bustedths flower has bOsomed such 10
the Kingdom OF Heaven
Illness John T. HanfOrd, aged 80 years months and Is
az G1 relative. and friend. are respectfully invited to attend .b.
funeral from hs residence Clinton sixth house
south Of Myrtle Wednesday, 9Th inst, at P with
PhfiadelpLis and Washington papers please copy.
HUNTER-At Alton, H. Tuesdey March 81 Mrs. Emlrs
Hunter. formerly Ma VIM Legget and daughter Of the
Her remains will be buried the Episcopal Church at
NewRochels on Ioe.d.y APr a. ~ Hsr asac,
out further Invitation Kew'iavrn cars leave Twenty
seventies Depot al u and III pun, Tor Nsw'lo'
ohelle.
LRARNED-On Monday April 6. Henry Coolidge, son oil
Albert G. aud Lucy Learned sged - years and nonhs
Ynnefs seryices from re ience Of his parents No. 800
West Thityifth street TpesdSy April At q O'clock
D. m Remains to be taken 10 Wstertown, Macs
IfATHFRS-In Brooklyn. Sunday, April OF consump-
ton. Miss Jane Lesthers formerly of Peterboro ~ H.,
aged 80 years
Eastern papers please copy. :,
AERKITT-At Greenwich Conn, on Sunday morning Apri
Daniel wills Of Joseph Grant and Mary Jane Msr'
Titt. aged years. months and % days
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral servce from the residence Of his pa
rents this Tuesday afternoon At o'clock Tram leaves
Twepty.seyenth street Depot for Greenwich at 2{ D. ~
SHELDEN-On Sunday, Ap. s. lGtS Of contd"gtlon,
Edward A. Sheldon. aged - years Of the late Henry
Sheiden OF this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

Oommemofations
LoIAL LxAeUs OF UNox CrrIfIN.
kBwYoRK April .. 1862 }
Tho Executive Committee Of this League have resolved
unanimously 10 the great uprising Of the Fxzn
NoRrHERS STATES. which commenced In this city the
10Th Of April 1851 in response TO the call Of the President
Volunteer Soldiers sustain the Government Of the Union
and to suppress rebellion The inauguration Of this series o.
events 80 glorious In The history Of the nation be css
brsted BY
A MEETING AT MADISON SQUARE.
In this city,
On the Anniversary MONDAY April %, ct o'clock p q.
Addresses may expected from Of the most dhta-
gaished orators Of the country.
All LOYAL LKAsuss throughout the country arc respectfully
requested to send depusions and all loyal citizens wos
regard to residence station oceupaton or party are invtsa
70 present to unite in this Mass ARxBAGI Of tho Loyal
men Of the nation
ooablo arrangements for the meeting 10 progress and
VIII be publicly announced In due season.
ROBERT q. MCCURDY. Chsirusa.
r. M WsrnoRE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
Ovrlcx OF INTERNAL REyEsUE. sIrH COLLECTION /

DISTRICT OF NKw.YORK. }
Annual Tax NOtce.-Notice 10 hereby given that the
ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES assessed in this Collection Dis
ic the 1892 has been received from the Assessor
and that the duties therein specified due and psysoe
Of tthst and 8h-av. under tho York County bsna
DAILY Except sundsys) from the date hereof uS 20
including MONDAY the 18Th day Of April instsnH N''
o'clock N. to O'Clock to receive the ssns an Plate
The Tsxe. included ia the Aforesaid list arc 70
Carriages, Yachts Billiard Tables and Tor ~ Of
engaged 10 occupations liable therefore on 'n " ny
September. 1852, and yet taken MA. md T..e. a.
All persons who neglect to pey tine .,,hn ,be tims
ses.ed and returued In the list soressd' "i ne pER
herein specified viii then become s1 Sns
S NJ IN 49, 49, ,ssa WILLIAM ORIOk,
Ns"'Ao'A' "p"' Collector Sixth pssnct Of Nsu.YoIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
The Great Indian Medicines.

CHEROKEE CURE."-An unfaiIing Specific for Semi
ms. Weakness Nocturnal Emissions ImpOtsucy, Pains In
the Back Stone 10 the Bladder and all diseases
caused by indsceions Of youth One bottle s2i three
bottles, SIS.
"CHEROKEE REMEDY AND CHEROKEE IN
JECTION"--Tbess medicines used In conjunction
the first internally the latter its implies-never fall
to remove improper discharges in male or female One
bottle, S2i three bottles, IS.
CHEROKEE PILLS" OR FEMALE REGULATOR
One box eli six boxes S. Sent by mail free Of postage
All Of the medicines sent by on receipt OF
price, by the sole proprietor.
DR. w. r. MERw1N, St. Louis Mo.
n q BARNES & Co., No. 2O2 Broadway. New.York.
wholesale agents. who will supply the trade at proPristors
prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
Great Sumter Meeting.


GALL oF TIE LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Inc members Of the Loyal National League and all per-
sons VINO unite with them In TO support Tho
Government In M eors TO snppes the rebellion against 10
sath0rty sre Invited 10 assemble in MASS MEETING
Union squsre, SATURDAY AFTERNOON nth Apr;l at &
o'clock the anniversary OF the attack upon Ft Sumter -
the Government their solemn pledge and re-
solve maintain unimpairsd tho national unity both n
principle and territorial boundary
COUNCIL OF TWENTY-FIVE
GEORGE OPDfkE, T. CAYLUS,
CHARLES KING MOSES TAYLOR.
JOHN A. STEVENS CHARLES BUTLER
VIM. CULLEN BRYANT, FRANCIS B. CUTTING.
John c. GREEN RO8ERT BAyARD,
A. Il. STEWART. JOHN j. CISCO,
FRANCIS LIEBER C. " 8. ROOSEVELT
WILLIAM e. DODGE, FRANCIS @. SHAW,
WI. CURTIS MOVES CHAS A. HECKSCBER.
MORRIS KETCHUM W. II. WEBB,
SETH b. HUNT WILLIAM Y. CARY,
JAMES McKAYE.
FXFCIJTIVE COMMITTEE OF TWENTY-FIVE.
GEORGE GRISWOLD. SIDNEY HOWARD GAY.
JOHN COCHRANE, ROBERT B. MTNTURN, JR.,
FRANKLIN H DELANO JAMES A. ROOSEVELT.
J. BUTLER WRIGHT, CHAS. ASTOR BRlSIED.
GEOROE CABOT WARD, ROB'T LENOX KENNEDY,
JOHN JAY, THOMAS n DALE
ISAAC ii. BAILEY, J. AUSTIN STEVENS JR.
WILLIAM A HALL, WILLIAM z. DODGE. II.
HUGO WESENDONCK WILLIAM ORION,
WILLIAM Il. BLODGETT, WOLCOTT GIBBS,
PARKE GOODWIN, G. L. DETMOLD.
ADRIAN IsELIN GEORGE p. PUTNAM
JAMES A. ROOSEVELT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

Spring. ,,r,r,..sd INV s,,sr,,v. .,oci n
SPRING CLOTHING, MOI surpassed in the way Of
..ortnen Mt taste style. price, In this city. The
Cnstom- Dom, Childrns and Furnishing Depart
mani not equaled. Entire satisfaction given, or
money returned. Please call and examine for your.
selves.
" B. BALDWIN Nos. 20 aud 70 Bowsry
LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The Loyal National League Organized In the different WARDS
Of the city requested 10 make asngemsns 20 seud
MASS MEETING or THE LEAGUE called for the -
APHIL the anniversary Of SUMTER. on Union-sQuare.
Notice should be sent to the Undersigned Of Pare
each Association may in ceremonies OF tie
day. JAMES A kOOSEFELT, Secretary
No. 81 Madsn-ano.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

Grand Rally Of the Democracy.
MASS MEETING
COOPER INSTITUTE.
TUESDAY. April T. q. u O'Clock.
THE PEOPLE will assemble In their might to .xpr...
their sentiments the public questions Of the day
Let all come who are
OPPOSED TO THE C0NsCRIPr ACT.
WAR FOR THE NEGRO.
who are Oppossdto
THE ADMINISTRATION,
and who are
IN FAVOR OF THE REUNION OF THE STATES.
CONSTITUTION,
~ RIGHTS or THE POOR.
The following eminent gentlemen viii address the meeting
CHARLES OCoNoR,
FERNANDO WOOD.
JOHN McKE0N,
RICHARD OGORMAN
JAMES BROOKS,
Hon JOHN s. CARLISLE Of Virginia,
And others.
By order, MORGAN l.. HAhhis CRn'
wv {vs,i s MSM.S9 Coo. Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

Spring Overcoats
NOW READY.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES.
OUR CUSTOM ROOMS
Are now supplied with
ELEGANT GOODS
For SPRING OF the
LATEST IMPORTATIONS.
DEVLIN &c CO.,
COR BROADWAY AND GRAND-ST.
COR. BROADWAY AND wARREN-ST.
Carpetinss.
l.. RTON,
NOS. 70 AND 81 WORTH.ST.
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO HIS
LARGE STOCK OF
CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
MATTINGS, RUGS, DRUGGET, Co.,
WHICH HE OFFERS AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT
FAIL TO MAKE A GOOD IMPRESSION ON
FIRsT-CLAss BUYERS.
w. HoTCHKIss invi.ss his friends to call and Exam.
iue the stock.
S-T-1S0O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BIfTEkS.
They purify strengthen and nygorate
They create a heslfhy appetite.
They are an sntidote TO change OF water and diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation aud late hours
Irhey strengthen the system and epllven the MIND
They prevent missmatic aud intermittent levers
They purify the breath and scidity OF the stomach
They cur. Dyspepsia aud Constipation
They cure Diarrhe. Cholera and Choler9 MoLoas:
Thsy cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hesdsche. A.
rb.x ar, the best Bitsrs in the world. They maks the
weak nun strong and exhausted natures sr.si
Tssy are made Of pure St Crox Rum the celebrated
Rs,f root, and herbs and taken with the pleasure OF
beverage. without regard TO age or time Of dy & ,mS
~ Sd nv ali Grocsrs Druggist, Hotels and saloons
''N" p H. DRAKE Co., No. 2O2 broadway, Nrw'f0rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

At a Meeting OF. Loyal Citizens Of tie x iIts
Ward. held Washington Hal, hIem, Mr JAnES
DAVIS was chosen Chairman, aud W. I b. MlLLihEN
ResoIred That all citizen, Of the xIfth Ward who have
signed snail before the evening Of the meeting heren
called sign tho following Pledge and Constitution b. and tnsy
are hereby invited meet at Hail on the
between 2sh and l26hst, Harlem, on the eyening oe
TUESDAY April OF o'clock, for the purpose Of fermaS
permanent organization Of tho loyal citizens VI tho AliA
Ward 49, q,
ssored That sl residents OF the xIIh Ward wishout
distinction Of party who snail sgu the following Pledge sn
Constitution shall be deemed aud have ell the privileges and
powers OF members of this Association;
PLEDGE CONSTITUTION. -
We undersigned citzcns of the United States residing
ia the Xh Wasd city Of HewYork hereby assocss
ourselves under the and title Of The XIIth Ware
Loyal National Lsgue We pledge ourselves uncous
d0nsl LOYALTY che Governments OF the Ueted States -
an answering support Of efforts suppress the Rsbe on
to spare sndesvor maintain unimpaired the nson
uuity both Ia principal and territorial boundary The primary
object Of this League and shall be to bind together all Loyal
men all sad professions IN common union " manS
tain the power, glory and integrity OF the nation.
RsIred That this Pledge and Constitution be placed foe
signature in tue Post at Msnhstansie Csmsnsv
Yorkvlle and Harlem.
public meeting will take place stated in the above res
luton and the above Pledge and Constitution 10 ready ss
signature a. ABOVE ordered JAMES DAVIS. Chairnsh
W. T. b. NILLIKBN, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

Window Shades.-A Largo Assortment Of WINDOW
SHADES, Of aud elegant styes for sale 70 the HadoS
texas low. THOMAS P0TTLR. Ne. - 6Asyty(S~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

New.York Historical society.--A stated meeting
will be held at tie Library TUESDAY EVENING ApTl.
Z AT Il o'clock AUG X. GARDNER, NJ. d., will read =
paper on The Ships and Ship-buiIders Of New York"
ANDREW WARNER, Rscd'g Sec.
Mr.. Lord will Lecture, at the Rooms Of the his
torical Soeisty on WEDNESDAY EVENING, and on
TIIfRsDAY at the Hall Of the l2thst School, The
Reason why Art Literature, and Science did nos Con
,rryatiyo Influences in the Last Days Of Rome"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
The Pitchers are Ready

We mean the new reasonable patent doubs slvsrplss@
little higher in price thsA ast year. out
pls.n The style and quality Of our URNS. TEA SETS
CASTERS. WATERS. FORKS, SPOONS, &c. &c, are
equal any IN the city, and Wholesale and retail patrons
viii hnd IL TO their tn.eres. to purchase Of
LUClUo HART Co.. Nos aud Burllogslp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07
MARRshE ID.
E.rABLIsnRD IN

BOUGHTON-GRAY-In Townshsnd. VI, On Thuriday,
April by the Rev. H. Fletcher, u. d. John o. Bougbon
Of Eewlok City, and Eiza j. daughter of sharon Gray.
esq., of Tow nshend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

The Thirtieth Anniversary Of the MARINE tenn
PERANCE SOCIETY will be held at the New. York Fort
soceys MarnsrI Church, on the corner Of Madison ana
II O'clock Addresses win be delivered by Prof T. O.
WINES d. d., SAMUEL r. WELLS. esq, G. w. MEX.
YIN, esq. J. kEVELL Sea Captains, and others Select
under the direction OF Prof GEORGE w. PETITE col
lection will be taken up TO defIay expenses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

DIR. sterliDg's AmbrOsia is stimulating, oily extras
OF Roots Barks and Herbs II viii cure al diseases Of thS
scalp and chn. OF the head entirely eisdicses dsndrud
prevents tho hair from falling on. or turning premsursy
grey causing 1t to grow thick and long
CERTIFICATE
This 10 certify that about Is months ago. comnienooS
using STEkLINGpS AMBR0SlA. My hsr vas short thus
and YapdIy falling a. had tried many Hair ToDic luvs.
orators &C. without receiving any bsneh Soon after usin0
the AmbrO.ia my hsr ceased falling out and eem@eaosS
so and glossy and i've feet and four inches In lengths
when 10, down rsschns to loot This wonderful result
attribute aolely to the use OF sIEkLlNUo AnonvSla
sinea hays commenced using have applied nothing eso
TO my hair. MRS LUZ A Dno"N
sworn before me this 18th day Of April 1851
H. N PARKER. Commissioner Of Deeds,
City Hail Hew.York.
Put up in box containing two bottles. Price 81
" Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

Free Lectures for the People,
At HIIZELbEhGEk5 ROOMS No. 10 Bthav.,
between 2Oth and 2lst.sta
CHARLES b. SPENCER, esq,
VIII deliver Lecture
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 8, at 8 O'Clock
SUBJECT-JOHN BROWN-HlS HISTORY HIS En-
AMPLE, ITS RESULTS.
National aud Patriotic Air. will be sun1.
RESERVED SEATS FOR LADIES.
H. c. PARKE. Chairman Lecture Committee,
XVIII WARD REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION.
Tickets 10 DO had (free) In Hitzslbergsrs Saloon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

Public fIcetiug,-The AMERICAN FREEDMENS
FRIEND sUUIETY win hoId i.s first Pubic Meeting on
THURSDAY EVENING, April 8, 1909, at the Rev Henry
ing able eloquent gentlemen will be present aud address the
meeting: The Rev Dr. Cbeevsr. Tbeo Tton. esq the Rev
Jobn T. RAYMOND and the Hon Horace Greeley. Henry
Vidal an Intelligent Contraband" will give graphic sc
coun, VI the Bse Of Murfse,boro bis s'c history slave
aud his hsblesdh escape. III hoped that the fnsnd, o.
the Freedman In will rally the first public call OF
this society aud aid th. presence and contributions to
succor those noble, tried struggling loyal men-susgns 70
be the pes poverty and sntering INCIDENT
to state bondaseoy the country which mas hither
oppressed them but are now ready for it ayson ana
J. n Goncessr Peter Guiguon, VIM J. Wilson, Geo. Ls'
YER. nd c. H phonlpson.
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Relief for ireland!
KNIGHTS OF 81 PATRICK!
MEETING AT THE ACADEMY TONIGHT.
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES, GEN. MCCLELLAN,
GEN 7. Il. MEAGHER, the Hon. HORACE GREELEY,
VIII 70 present
NYORK HARMONIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BAND
Admission 80 cents
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