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The Portland daily press., 1863-10-06
Insolvency Notice.
'UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the estate
O. Edward Il Lack Lat y of Cumberland in the

DUBLIC NOTICES is hereby given that the estate
Il OF Edward b. Jack, late of Cumberland. in the
county OF Cumberland. deceased. having been rep
resented TO the Judge of Probate as insolvent and
insufficient pay all the just debts which said de-
ceased owed, the undei signed have been appointed
Commissioners. with full power 10 receive and ex-
anime all the claims of the several creditors to said
estate SIX mouths from the fifteenth September.
A. d. 1853 allowed to said creditors for bringing
in their Gains and proving their debts The Com
mssioners will meet at the Office of the County Com
missiouers. in Portland, from to O'Clock p N. of
the second and last Saturdays of the following
months viz: October, November December, 1853.
and January A ID 1854, and in the afternoon of the
18th day of February. and 18th day OF March. 1854
for the purpose of receiving aud examining the
claims of creditors of said estate.
HIRAM ii. DOW. o.,
REUBEN HIGGINS, No"'
oc6 dlaw Winch
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-06

Brig Isola of Stockton, drfted ashore on the wes-
tern side Belfast harbor the 25th where she Tell
over and filled through her lumber ports There was
no one on board at the time.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-06

The new ship italia" built by Geo Patten &
Sons. at Bath. was launched on Saturday afternoon.
She registers about 1000 TONS and is superior VESSEL
in every respect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

PROBABLE HoMcIDR.-CorOner Farrell OF Jereey
City hold inquest last night Garret Hogan in Pavo
avenue Jersey City, upon the body Of young man named
VIM. Daley. who ount In the water the Eric Rei
way Depot with marks OF violence upon his The
decessed Identified by HE father who re'des IN North
Adams Mass From the evidence. Il sppess t5st Daley be-
longed on the csnsboat A. W. Cutter whch lying .,
the foot Of Jay street New-Yo'k Between % and ocoek
man named Geo Riley employ ed the abovebsmed boat
and also another into Hossn place aud while there
Daley and BiIey got Into hgt They were separated oy
utes aerwGd Gleason accompanied Riley down to the ferry,
where they met Daley aud they agreed 10 settle the difficulty
morning about o'elOcs, Riley seen by brakeman
Psyona avenue jersey City without la, and lis
face bloody which not the when be lett HOsans
and went on board the ferry boat
The Jury rendered verdict that Daley found A the
water at tho Long Dock, vita marks Of violence
son. and that be was last In company with Riley with
whom he had had difficulty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

Westchester County News-HOrso Railroad
c,-A lrs AID iDaaen, nectins Of the citizen, Nor
risauis fremont and the adjacent villages wss he at ~
Town bal Of Yves. Farms, the evening OF SATURDAY ssl
Hon Abrsm B. Tsppa1 George W. Deyoe, john R. Frssss,
aud George w Blood were selected - vlcsP
IL was ably ard eloqusntiy addressed by tbs Hon A.
Tsppsn John b. Has1in Pierre c. Talman. and John G
ksyset esqa ~, -
Haskin unsnimousy adopted
ResIred That heartily and unanimously In fsves q
passenger railway from Ferdta Harlem Bridge hrouGh
fremont Mosania Melrose and Mot, Haven by the wsy
the public only great public convenience, bat
P,lred That the citizens Of thss Villages add Of the "a.
country have long needed the facilities Of Passens
and that such necessity has increas-d with svcsy
succeeding year since the first introduction OF the SUCCESS
In 1898. . a.,
due hereby rendered to the Hon. Pierre Tsima
ter ha, received from and for having the Dill ior sucs
railway passed the Assembly sud ths va respectfully can
upon our Son NOR, tho Hon II. D. Robertson TO seoose
speedy and favorable sGtion thereon in tho Senate
Rsoired opposed any chsnse In the nsmss
tho grantees and to the troducin OF any new namr
that any application therefor Intended 70 I'm 80
and hinder pubic Improvement; and nsS
sueh II made will be by tho-c who have hereto
tore rekrsy aud uneasonsoy oPpo Cd such railway ana
no. IL appears have from enemies suddenly become hisA
and converts to ia justice aud necessity.
Rrsored, That respectfully reqdet our oenssof -
members OF ASS bly, the safe passage OF the OH q
h.u- because In that saaps bsea submte4
10 aud fully approved BY citizens a. large a.. -,
Rssolpe5 That tho COMMITTEES consisting OF mt 70
Anderton, and Capt Fretk GTos % sno sney
are hereby appointed TO proceed 70 Albany sIa use -
the act already passed by the Assembly without any amsn
man thereto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
TruyeIers, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson River RR., 50 Warren .,, -
st7 10 a IN. and 81 5 and ~ NJ sundaS' ';rI p "a
TO Albany by Iefiem RR 26,h-s' aud stray "s - H.
70 Boston, by New-London line, Pier 81 y;
r. Stoningion liue, Pier 10. ~ T.. epd fsh
River line Pier g. \. r.. daily (SundaJse1' q.
70 1S S2.s ADD 4,b.av.....s N. aud 2i aud p.
70 Boston by New-Hsven RI 2th-.t ana
ub.sv via Shore Line ...l2i end p; In ouhday' d p n
20 bunso' W - ...............T q. ID. ind 6 p IN
To Pbiladelphis by jersey Railroad. 1901 - -
Of CORTLAND. -st7, TO- rn ~ IA ~. ounuS| sp H.
To Philadelphia by Camden aid Amooy
Rsiroad Pier 26 n R. foot Of btolay'sl' D. H. p IN
10 foot Of Court Sunday. Il p
To WILMINGTON by Camden and Auooy h.ii' 40, -
road Pier % N. r.. foot Of BIesyst 30 Z" anu p III
TIC ,hs West by Central Railroad OF NeT'
Jersey i"'' % ................4 a. and p IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
rrye Ra;lrend Lnborers' Strike.

AT an early hour yesterday morning q s'rlke ''oh
place on the part of the laborers Employed on 'ne
pers used by the steamboats, OF the Erie Railroad
COMPANY On the North River aide Of the city. Some
TINA s;nca tbe same laborers made demand for
Al 30 ney day. and the omission Of work on
sunday. At that time the Company brought them
20 terms by paying them 81 25, being an increase of
25 cent? DOR day. This seemed to DO satisfactory
until yesterday morning at O'Clock, when they re-
pewed their demand for 81 50 per day. The fore.
rnan refused to comply, and the men refused TO
work. The foreman minated that he would en-
ploy others, but up till o'clock none were forth.
coming. About Q o'clock i. was rumored that the
foreman had employed some colored men to remove
some cotton bales. This brought the men who had
struck to the scene at once, and seeing the colored
men at work they assaulted them. In short time
aticks, bricks, and stones were flying about the
heads OF the colOred men. About noon the demands
OF the aborer were complied with, and they will in
future receive for their labor 81 SO per day.
Two OF the gang who had struck were selected 10
resume work by the officers of the Company, and
the others were discharged. This also met with OPP
position and the laborers refused TO work until al
were employed. Thus the strike continues. capt
Petty and two sections of the Fifth fIeeine' romeo
preserved comparative order throughout the day.
James Williams coored man who happened to
be passing the scene Of the excitement was set upon
by some Of the strikers and had to defend himself
as beet he could James Burns, white man, one
of the strikers who had assaulted Wi liams, was ar
rested and taken before Justice Connolly at the
Tombs Police Court, charged with having committed
an assault upon Williams. Burns also made charge
against Williams. The result of which was that
Williams was committed, and Burns discharged.
Mean time large police force is kept in the
neighberhoo4 bf the piers to prevent any demonsra
sion against the public peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
Ruxons DIscRrplrrD.-Advices from Barbados

RuxoRs DIscRrDITrD.-Advices from Barbadoes
10 the 2Sth u, have been received in this city. per
Orsnda via Philadelphia announcing the burning
Of guans-ladsn ship off that place; and during the
day, yesterday, rumor was busy in Wall street,
naming the unfortunate vessel. Several of those
who 1t was supposed would have been in and about
chat vicinity q that time were mentioned such as
che ship Regular from San Francisco, Of and for
Boston, the ships Aurora and Ella; the latter at
Sombrero at last dates loading guauo The Under
writer's place no reliance in the reports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
IldHE.
IODINE WATER.

Pure IODINE In pure WArHx. for sorofsls Con-
sumption Dyspepsia Rheumatism Neuralgia syphis Msr
CORRAL Disease end all those distressing aud affecting mades
which arise from enfsebed vtsted Of the blood de-
fsctve nutrition. An Impure atmosphere, 10
Its genunensss pure solution ard Its excellence
medicine a.tesed by such distinguished names as Dr.
r. Chiffon, Prof z. H. Parker Prof j. G. Booth. Dr. }. b.
c. Smith. and Others
81 per bottle. IS Per half dozen.
Dr.. H. ASDRRs Co..
pbxsi.srs and Chemists. No. 4t8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
Mercantile Library Lectures.
TWO GRAND SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENTS,

CLINTON HALL,
nuupsDAy And MONDAY EVENINGS. March 70 and 10
M.can,is Library Association have arranged win the
Rev. Mr. RICHARDS Tor Two ECLECTIC LECTURES, II
which hs will pre,sn tho okkAr rolsts ana ho r 49,
rrrsnIsKsrs Of hs BsTIAE COURSE on "Ihs Arao"
PnBaE." l.... Al. py,, osopuy NJ ,hs AIR
and Iii he crowded with NOyxL and STRIKING ILLcstA'
h. s,roud Lecture will inclrde the CHEMISTRY and ELxc-
~ IN, am aud will be illustrated by GRAND ILLUS
IN OrrGxs, and with those magnificent expert
mem with the Ruhmkorf Machine and oos,ese iuoe''
90 hich olict.d such applause In the Course. r, IL.
III .t. admitting to both Lectures, 20 censsIot sa
at th. Library, and Crowens NO. os9 pIoaa"ay I''Ns
$500. 80 =, ma sold al the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
Gueflal y ollccs.

A Special Meeting Of the REPUBLICAN OkNi ,r, ~
COMhI the Iity aud County o. rev OF ~, ",
IL at he a11nurJs on Il, FsDAN ENESlSG. March "a at
"A O'Clock. By order. VIM. \. DANld"o, i'''''"'
a. Acr ~ rI ssss {secret,rio.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VITAL MAGNET,
ISM and klaDRED DISEASES.-PTof BHIIiANs, y WI
continue hs lecture. End exIcfmelts TIT and E'
TUESDAY end FRIDAY EVENING. at Stuyvessnt In''f
tuts Ne. wv Broadway. u o'clock Adi't9a 70 csntss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

COST where In al the earth that cynical individual could
OBTAIN quarters worth Of genuine reslityi If not at
barnum's certainly nowhere in the world.
P. T. BARNUM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

NOtfcc.-Ths employees Of the Finance D.n.,&,,..A
under the administration of the late Hon. ROBERr =.
HAWS. Controller requested to mset Al ths no.
House on TUESDAY. the 2ith inst. 1t m 10 m.ts ~.
nogenents TO attend his funeral on WEDNESDAY,
JAMES KELLY j. w. ALLEN = .l
A. J. WILLIAMSON, DAVID MILLER
GEO II. FRANKLIN, J. w. BROWN
WIN ALIEN, JOHN J. SlLLCOCKs
WM + WARREN, JOS. c. PINCKNEY
T.. V. PRICE, A. s. CADY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
Ujstoricul Lectures on the Fall OF homc'

~, LORDS Second Lecture viii be given wEpNES-
" FvFNlNO at the Historical Society ana on lhUho-
NV a, tro n welfth-.,reet School. at X o'clock. ,
suLjec,-'Thc Shame sni hoi'"h"'' 0 o0oie'' ~ 'A
Latter Days OF the EinDire ,,, IN .
,.,rc.lhs Officers Finance Depar nIent are TO-
1880 m meet a, the Controllers Officers TilS AT
NOM 4. o. NJ. make arrangements TO pay tue lss up
80 of re,p.ct to tho memory OF the late ilop "oosf l.
fIaws. M" " vl ~ "a Ies1
Nev.yorIs Historical Society.-A special nse,iSs
III lac held a, tho Library on TUEsDAl EnENinp'
NJ, p, at n O'Clock The Rev Dr.. HlICHCoCh WIN 90
49, .courss on the Life and Services OF tho a'o rfoI
Edward Robinson ID. d." - c,x
nj. Canal Enin rgement.-Tbs membe" oil the
Al AsSOCIA ION are requested 10 meet on
. p,alnre Erchangr, on TUESDAY, 2ith inst at p III
" ,r Tho policy OF cnligiug tho locke OF the Enc ana
Oswozo Canals .. ! " -N n- =,
Free Lectures for the People, at tho sixteenth
VA Rrpupcsn H.aJqnaitors No. Ao bth.av, near 'u ~
Th ii.s Prof Hell BROWN Of Lower Missis'iPB,, En
i.,x.r an Addros-Subjec. The Rebellion ~ 70
naY FVENIHO March ~ at a O'clock Reserved seats
80" .Iirs II. G. PARKE, chm Lecture COMMITTEE.
Tne Farmers, Club Of the American Insfirutc
Ill, a.o at its rooms ia tho Cooper Unon baildns ln.o
NV TTue,dayl March -, at "A 5nhJ-cS; I
III, lrer." Fences-Mods Of COnsrncton1iheif Jim
- IN, meetings OF this Clue open 70 the ruOhc,
- JOHN w. CHAMBERS, sceto'uy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
WINTER GARDEN-Esst Lynne.
EIBLO'S-Tbe Enchsptrets.
RARNUM'S MUSEUM-The Roll OF the Drum.
RR0ADWAY MENAGERlE-Whd sniInas performing
1OIIPII,S GALLERY-Nolcsn Of the Andes
DODWORTHiS uALL-Mason Thorn ass SoIee
TRyING UALI-Antonio Paravalhs Concert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

REAL EsTATE.-For sales Of valuable Real Estate
70 day at the Merchants Exchange the adveeents Of
A. J. Blocker Son Co., another page Of this sheet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

For A,.hs and Chronic Coughs which are
always moro or less troublesome night uniting persons for
their daily occupations and undermining the constitution,
great relief will DO experienced by taking bedtime or
pvnva which will in.ure and comfortable roat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
Mails Close mt the Post-Onlce.

Yer Great Britain and the Cuniinept py sNsno' a, -
Austraia.isn "Wednesday. Mach - - T. IN
For M, bourne Austraa, By steamer Norih Amer IN
ica Friday, March l."
For Csifornis, &c, daily t5nndays eioepsoll. -
overland via St. Joseph. Mo....3s IN sna 4 p o.
Eorth-Abany Buffalo AID Cansdas. IS m ana - y N
North and West Way Mail ...,.......:.'...'...; W.
.sr - So.,b We.eru Mall a IN, u and I0i p IL.
T Ts.. Nil ....,...5a q. Ia. ~ and u y. H.
New Bedford Newport aud + all Riyer......-..-, y N
The Long Island Hsi clOses al y g. N, sna % y In
Sunday Mails On Sunday all mails close ~ ]; y "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

Hisbtcenth Ward Loyal League OF Union
CitizeusA regular meeting OF this league WI pe neia
At "a o'clock All Loyal Citizens Of tho Ward are cordially
to attend and -Sn the roll lie League mas no pai
object, end dsn.d TO include Al VINO eahco W 'no
Integrity anu Flag Of the Nation; pysor p,,,
uzxnr d SKpGYicK. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

LOYAL LKAous OF UyIoy CiTIIkM,}
No 10 PIsKsT NEwioRE March IL, 1907
Tbose Members of the League who were present.
a. oonrr In,nto on the evening Of the 9th inst and 81
the Academy of Music on til. evenug OF tne " INST
ou.s.d 20 c aud ssu the enrolment ct this once bs'se'
viii be supplied The members s:'on as posnp.e.
Those who ussbls to cal WIZ pesso so"a 'Ao" "'
with the address, without delay . - IA.
D' '''' X II. McCURDY, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

m. Grny,s Russian and Turkish vapor Baths,
No n Bsymdst n Y, for the Core Of Rheu@A'i'n Nea
W. p.,aIy,s Diseases of tho SAin Ca.urh, Desrss
ms'S,. Al ctons Lsmeness &c. Open daily Tor Or e.
men rom to AID to p M and for Ladies' ron ~
to IL a. w. attended by alady On sunday pVI ia
'"' '' ~ PfILiPPSON. Superintendent OF b1hs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

A Regular Monthly Meeting Of the I nnssh
ard Rspublie,n Association VIII pc ne,a ~ ~
ns,y h'e' 'N EPES p. ELLERY, President
JAsEs M MocAxTis' secre,.iio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
OFFICE,
$40
BROADWAY.
The Great Indian Medicines.

"CHEROKEE CURE"-An unfatDs Specinc Tor Sem''
nal Wsskness Nocturnal Emissions. lmPossncy rams i"
tho Back Stone IN the Bladder and all heU0'. a'sA'
caused by ndscrsiOns OF youth Ono o0''' vi 'A'''
bottles s.. , -,
"CuERoKEE REMEDY AND "CHEROKEE IN
rpcTIONn-Thess two medicines, used in conjunction
the frs, Internally the latter its name impis'-nsver l
to remove all improper discharges. IN male or female ons
bottle 81; three bottles. S.
"CHERoKEE PILLS." OR FEMALE REGULATOR
IN. hon 81; six boxes S. Sent BY mail FREQ OF postage
All Of the above medicines sent by express on receipt 'i
price, BY the sole proprietor , .. ,.,. M.
- o.pNEsA Co. No. 700 Broadway. New.York.
.hoo,.. agents. who will supply the trade at proPr'sor'
pyicA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP il THE BEST

PEAkL NOTIFIED SOAP Is rhE BEST
and mos economical for isauary and family use being par
.isulay adapted for fsnne and all kind, Of wooden good.
Manufactured and for sale by Z. MoKoAss Soys No. I'll
wa,hington.t. ana No 40 WestsL
Also. FANrLY, PAIH. and No Soaps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
premium ON GoLD.-The Subscriber, who can

PREMIUM ON GOLD.-The Subscriber, who can.
not change his prices with the fucustons Of gold without
incurpg expense in advertising the changes 10
compelledto sell his Pens Old Prices Thinking his Custom.
entitled TO the benefit OF the Premiums Gold than
the Wast debsers Of the best currency this country
had be offers ell remi.ing the OF their odei
Gold the full Premium In this city the Day when received
In this wsy he hopes to do tho country and his customers
some good without nung himself for the MORTON PEN
not be made without GoLp.
When Paper Money sent United aates IL preferred
any other A. MORroN. No. Is Maidenlape. New.YoIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

The CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE is
mailed prepaid with bssutiu mounted objects for SO
with 2. objects IS by Henry Craig 100 Cenre Sd hoor
NewYoSk. Liberal discount deslers. Ssd Broadway
by Fowler Weh 3OS Low, 323; Shepard 3s; McFarand,
corner 23d o.. Optical Institute under Barouui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
BOURBON WHISKY.
10 " w fTF'"f
EsTABLfsHED 1859

EsrABLfsHED 1859.
3. T. SrIr, KENTUCKY WHISKY DIsrrLLERiRs
This Whisky has been adopted by tho Government for hos
pts !, I, for sale by every Druggist in this city Orders
should be directed SUITS DsrLLEREs Kentucky Srrs
WHISKY AGKNcY. No. 40 Broadway New.Ysrh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
Bnsmess Notices.


A PRACTICAL AND VERY VALUABLE lNyEN.
roxSoLIDiFED WOOD, manufactured by simple process
Al very ii0g from any kind OF saw DUET repro
lucipg all the various kinds Ct wood including toe"ood
mahogany ebony, &c. To-. with all Their original beauty
h. aud durability and in many respects snd for most
paIro.e. greatly superior TO hA.usi wood Pressed into
mods takes the accurate Impressions and having no
ram will take very 6ne polish with but e yarpisn and
fsboY and will not warp or crack 10 any cmsie
Fr he purpose of securing its iunsdnte aud general In
PRODUCTION an interest the patent viii be dspoie1 of For
ratcuars call address W. DzAoALsr no sJ Broad
Wv nm stairs where specimens may be- Examined
Msny1furrrs in wood Of any kind including Furniture,
Plan, pc,ne Frames Tools Buttons Sgn OF Pdntmg Let
Ter, TOYS 10, &c, are especially Invited TO chl
MRS. WMsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves tho child from pain invsoAle' the stoInsch ard
bow. correct. scidy and gives tone and whole
system rs cents bottle
AN
OVERLAND JoURsEY
NKw.YoRK TO SAN FRANCISCO
Tsz SUMNER OF 1853.
BY
HORACE GEEgLEr.
Price Sl Sent by mail. postpaid. on receipt Of pee
Address
TAG TS'Srss' N...yO,L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
SORE-THROAT SPECIF

One bottle warranted any of SORE THROAT o
the money refunded Price 80 cents.
Dr. Ii. AyDKRs Co,
PhyalciGns and Chemigl No. A28 Bro.dMaN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
DxpARrnssr OF Public CHAnlrik s, AH IsSa
,CoxRKrrIos, NKw-YoRK. March -, 100,
,;.i vleefiur Of tho BOARD OF CUmMiS

a. rrcc;uI NleefiuK Of tho BUAKUU r UV11TrT
Az SsP1Us piiRi'IC CHARITIES AND CohhE..
Tim held this morning for the purpose Of msns uw
fai record upon tho deuiss OF EI'Co"''i'e' "00''
II ..,,h ,b.ir f,llow. e tikens. aud
r., h.b.f the Commissioners acknow 'ns NIL
III tnot -, The OIL aI and private worth oil he
and desire publicly express te a."s ~a
ton Of his public services as we'll as "'' '"'"' f'
That relations win snS a. %o found an
ou Scar aud faithful feow.citizsn entitled 10 the
reuect and oil all who anew n ms sus
eHiclsncy rendering his e1a"P' "0''"' VI
Saa ThS, copy the foregoing with an expression
Of our sincere sympathy 10 P''''A'eN W Wv
d That this Board will attend tho funeral services
Of the deceased. on "Wednesday Next " D" s'epn'A
Cha'cH' s. DRAPER. President
ISAAC BELL. secretary.
JAMES Is. NICHOLSON,
MOSES II. GRlNNELL,
Commiss toner's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

GREAT BARGAINS. Tho entire Stock of
WATCHES. JawxLRr. and siLyERwAnr q tho late John
Gnocho must positively be closed thi. week rAfe
f0r sale. Mrs. J. b. GINocnIo. No. 500 Cansl.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

TRUSsEs DIR. RECESS HARD RUBBER Null
TIPKDAL Truss invites the most searching criticism This
pstrument and VARIcOCELE Truss may be at Dr.
RiGe>'s othce No. 2 Barclay -s... New.YorE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

TRUssEs.-MARsH a. Co.'S Radical Cure
TRuss Office only at No Ncseyst Also supporters Sus
pensory bandsges silk EIhso Sockings for Nacoe Veins
Shoulder Braces. lie. A lady attsndant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

CATARRH!!-DR. GOODALE's CATARRH
REMEDY peDstses to The very OF this terrible disease
and exterinsses and branch Thousands have this
loathsouie mslady and don't know g. Or. Goodae has
sIeut life time in battling with this fell dises,e end 10 the
tst and only who told tho world what Cssh
really when u commenced and Lis Remedy the oLly
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Depot No Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

Uyrxp srArKs TREASURY. NHw-YoHK, March ~, lSo'.
Hinder Authority FROM THE SECRETARY VI
THE TREASURY, hereby give notice 'na' 'e'v.o
A.. rata Of FIVE (S) PER CENT will be allowed on
Dsoo und the act Of Congress, approved Feb 10 1907
70, no, lea, than THIRTY 1907 DAYS subject to DO with
drawn ansr TEN QO DAYS NOTICE given a. any ''"'
.n., bs expiration Of the THIRTY go, DAYS
Mt, b.,.tofore made at four ( per cent may be with
dawn a. any tims without notice for the purpose OF oens
:, 90. Is, mar can't JOHN J. CISCO,
Assistant Treasurer L. s.
To Manufacturer, Of COAL OH bES 49, Iii Lssp
~. s"n.sfbsr has patented LINING whier VIII Aoep
bau,i. from leasing II is cheap and euectaa ans p,
~. ba .,.n for two weeks st tho Shakespeare h0'e
from y H. 10 ;" :" r. BECKER, se:anton. Pa.
MAJ Nu.IcaI Treasure, a, all Music stores00 No..
- Es.,srn Polka No. 2, Angelina tsisei no . u in
siop No l. La Fee MunnIks No Ov.rsna S, No. 8
S y had March IN SAIL; No. Ernani inv9iAii NO. 10
Rohsit to que yame No Nymph Of the r1 W. ~
80, rars Mailed for Is cts. each NO - i -
TiiE MUSICAL GIFrS.-A pretty piece Q, WI ~, Nav
,.ntsd each week BY tho 70 TREAS
URE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
NIGHT COUGHS.

Physicians and Chemists. No. 4sa Broadway.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-19
ssMOmcy for your Rags!:r'
SAVE EN-! SAVE EN-! SAVE hM
WE will pay three cents pound cast
w for good. clean cotton rags deliv' Fsl
COURIER OFFICE.
Jasper. Jsnusry "a 1868.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILA DELPHIA, PA.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY tho
1vl Acting Surgeon.
vALuABLE REPoRrs on SpermsicrrhGa,
|or Seminal Weakness, add other diseases
OF the seaual orr ans, and on the NEv Re-
NEEDLES employed in the Dispenssry, sent 70
1.-The afflicted IN sealed letter envelopes. tree
Iof charge. Two or three Samps for post.
Iage acceptable. -
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. NO.
les. Ninth street, Philsdelphis. Ps. jan2s