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New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
How the Whias Of Tirginia Vote.

Tbs Rtrbpoad FTlmlufr OF the 10th, III an
article relating 10 the coming election IN Virginia,
saws: IL would be- an accu,AtlDn 700 general and too
barsh 10 say that the Wings OF Virginia as body,
have determined, nnd-r ioud professions OF Il" no.
paIty" feelings and puTyuses cHst strlct party
vote II toe approaching election. Butit Is Notorious
In many counties Of tie State that they have thu5
voted ~ rsueat local elections for municipal oiceis
and that they are now employing the machinery Of
party with reference TO voting m May.
This action might he excu,eo TO narIOwness OF
uind ignorance OF public exigcncies, and conhrned
habits of iuto ersnce and sntagOnism, II they CpI.
fn ell their machnaIons TO securing only comhin'd
vote of their own old party associs@s. Bli iie.r
action assunes villainous character when they e.
deavor to seduce Dcm0crdts IN tactr tnPDoff by GP-
peal,i to the old Union scatimet whicn 20 strongly
actuated The Democratic mrEses IN other dsys.
BY attempting 10 prejudice luem against The Dem
ocThtiC nb tie huthoTp OF our present war, anu
by lnsinua.ions busily Whispered into ignorant ears
that tLs Wig parly could haye prevented toe die
solutiou aud the only party capable % Tesor-
ing the aucient condition Of things, large portion
of the Whigs OF Virginia will hear Of the policy II
sOme of their associates with horror ana lndignhion.
Bu, as sur ly ths shines In The heavens, t 90
dark pictures and damnabIe macbinaious are busii,
practiced in the name and tie behalf Of the Wig
psrv, ia holes and corners OF Nirg"ia.
The practices thus alluded 10 Of a character so
Infamous that IT would lot c1mpOft with public m.
forests 10 sxrose them. The ume will come, how
ever whom they will be brought 10 lign, and IL be-
booyes tie Wing party, as farty, II 1t chooses 10
persist in Maintaining It's organization through oil
public vicisstuGes, 10 look well 10 the action Ot -
secretly working agents and nnors in this matter.
II it neglect tpis timely supervision il may fud
ittelf some day covered with stains OF Dfamy ana
loads of odium which viii forever exclude is mefa-
I bers iiom public iav0r and popular support
These TeAarks are made IA 40 uuirl6ndly spirit %
single Wing candidate IN the field Tor election, aud
without particle OF hostility % the party itself, or
TO single individual known to be member Of IT,.
They are made in the spirit Of friendly warning,
and TO prevent, IA far ar temperate exPos'ulaton
can do tie .na ctnent III Virginia Of great public
scandal; aud wc accompany these remarks with
the declaration ,hat the Democrats Of Virginia
intend, IN good iaitb, in the approaching election,
10 cast their votes for men believed TO be Of tie
most ability and most suitable for pubhc eNigrncieh,
with entire disregard to their pas. political associ'-
toDs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
LorAL LEAGUE on UEIoa CIrIMSs, (
NEw.Yonz. April IA. 1852 }
Mass Meeting,
To commemorate Oh,

To commemorate the UPloINb OF tn0 feope h tho Co"
| of the President at the outbreak Of the Rebellion
This League Will celebrate che Anniversary MONDAfs
April 20 at Madison square. at @oclock pm.
10 actve pr 0gress 70 feuoer tn NJ
posing ceremony for the display Of the loyal feelings OF tbs
whole Country. Deputsons are expected TOE Inany cies
and States 70 unite with the people OF Ne"iofA 'o Po
posed movement -. -,
Leut Cen WINFIELD SCOTT viii preside 90 the meet
ING and witness its proceedings from the balcony OF ms resi-
deDce the Fl Hotel opposite the Prncpal stage 20
| be erected forum for the speakers -.
The Committee With the view 10 snss Ms Scilfe coopet
ti4n The this State and IN the hspe oi sf
atng ether Loyal States unite in the patriotic duty have
| adopi ed the following preamble and resoutioT,-
WhereAs. This Loyal League OF Union CNzens was or
ganized the 9Th and inauguated on tue l4h OF mch 70
give popular character movement for usng al oya
citizens Pledge Of support Of the ooysfn-
all It's constitutions efforts TO suppress ns heoellon.
and unoompromsng opposition 10 treason ~ whatever
form appear and has exerted s influence In developing
the 10y feelings and sentiments OF the people IN ths er
and throughout, the country; and
WheyeQ1 In the judgment Of tho Committee hss now oe
imperative duty cultivate AMI extend thts ipnu-
whe strengthen tho bonds OF our UDon en-
coursge he confidence Of people, and thereby asa Ie
ygo to the councils Of the prosecution OF
tie woged With optn eueuie at home and covert
foes abrosd therefore,
Resed That the ssssmbsge 10 be held on the 2h
be requested TO appont Committee OF twenty-five
members the League authorized call assemb
Of the loyal cZers cf the State Of NewYork to De held al
Utica in County Of Oneida WEDNESDAY the TIth
msy at 10 o'clock In the forenoon and that said
invite the corporation Of from all Loyal
Leagues ogluZed IN the cities and counties Of this State
BY order Of the Committee OF Arrsng- -rneuts
JAMES WADSWORTH, Chairman.
BENIN w. BONNEY.
JAMES 4. BRADY
LEONARD W. JEROME.
WALDO HUTCHINS.
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT
p NJ WErMORR Secretary.
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The Monitors at Charleston.

10 the Editor OF The N. T. ITituns
SIR: feel called upon to state, for the Information
of the country that the mperiecon Of the Mont'' shown
by Admiral DupOnes Of their strength a. Chsreon are
not Of serious character What happened VII be resd
y obvstel for the future Everything connected with orr
new fighting mach les worked precisely i1tehdsdno
single change Of plsn being called for The rl1thouse
proviug insufficient thickness unforeseen ccun-
stance. The ed experience which have lad in actual
conflict indicated that eight inches hic would be su
cen bl was by assumed to be esstsd point
Hence construction adopted that without
ing the structure changing its interior ieents any
number Of additional plates might be stsched Tho exterior
aud M thickness increased to any So with regard to
the turret IL Is constructed Of interior skeleton cylinder
composed Of plates firmly veted together to which any
number Of plates may be boted. IL Is by yet eab
hed that turets require increased thickness excepting
possibly at the bsse. The public win do we'll not to be
alarmed by the OF experienced
Startled to The ndentaions produced by tho enemy
jectes We apply to keep out hostile shot not to
prevent and indenatiOns. So have fully
eeoied 1t will be proper to observe hss the supposed im
perfect steering qualities utterly groundc There Is no
class Of vessels In the Navy that obey their helm readily
the Monitors The Is selfevdent The l.rse eqn-
pose uddsr employed acted upon by the powerful Mt
nom the propeller with such force change the course OF
the vessel with the slightest motion OF tie helm In strong
current, shallow water in Charleston harbor vessel
car De rcEGilY uncovered
Admiral Duponts preliminary attack on Charlcsou-tho
first practical test Of ironcdsmust be regarded tne most
important event in naval history To this country the gallant
Assault Sumter by the and untred vessels exposed
tho terrible asnkng and rsking tire Of other
fors Is fsusht with ineseulabls benefit Whseser may he
thu uleror object OF Government the ndyas has
ssiy been secured OF moving exactly what the rousds
eUdure aud what emsns to be done to render the
,ytem perfect II high time thrt practical test w,s n
stituted since building numerous irou-clad
fleet than posseed by ell Europe. The nation may thank
the commanders OF the Monitors for the knowledge gained
through their galatry With less daring thsi. part. tbs
Navy Department would yet lock information necessary
ji.ee the completion OF the iGpregnsbs feet build
Ing At the time tie spirited attack Sumter and the
havoc msds during half hours contest, Tho Con
fodeate leader that they eep their batteries
fully manned aud that they for sacken
their vigilance with Dupont and his Monitors within half
days sail
Tas history Of may be searched in vain for instance
Of such costly preparations kept up at such vast ndi
ture. Charleston rsqures to ward on the blow from
half dozen small Veels named proysoned coaed at
lets coal Than ordinary hrst-clsss ship.
Your, very repeatedly
Nre. York April IL, 1863. }. ERICSSON.
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TrayeIers, Guidc,

To Aba1y, b. Hudson River RR., % Warren
-, = 10 o. ~. sud - 8 and ~ Sunday s;29 ?.
10 Albany Dy Lafieai Ri 2Jth-'t. ard itnay ~ ~
10 boa. D. by Nsu.Lordon line PIER f ~
Il, -to4iDgton liLe Pier ". ~ X. aud Fail
River line, Pier J. -. r., Dolly tsunda5seT *
Ceg,edl..........,.......,..., 3p M.
10 boson by NeW.lls'en RR.. via SpIns'
hed 2;th-st sod 4tlsv.......8 g snd 2i and p.
To oston, by Newil.yen RR. 27th-si aud
4thay. via shore Line..l2i and p m. Sunday p. m
Il BuEa o. by Efe BR foot Of Chambers
and p.
To Pbhsdspids by Ne~-Jefssy kailroad foot
Of Comti5nd ~ TO- M, g. H. ~ SUNDAY, y p.
10 philadelphia nv Camden ana AnbOy
Railroad Pier 23N. H. foot 4 fBafclay..t. p. m
To Washington by Now JcuryRH.7, loan.
G. u aud II, p m, foot of Counland,st Sunday Il ?.
T. Ma.Lingi on. by Camden and Amhoy Rail.
road Pier 70 ~ H., loot Of BaclayEt....6 and2
10 tas West. by Genital Railroad OF New.
jersey, foot Of Couftiandt-st. o and u. IN,
u ST. and p.
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MARREED.

uINTON-VAII.-At Eyaek. OH the Hudson at the resi-.
dence Of the brides father the l3h dsy OF fh month
sref the II Friends, a. Chalmers Hinton First
ieutenapt lat N. Cavalry, to ANA sldet daughter Of
Solomon Is. Vail. No cards.
HATHA WAY-Mckl BBIN-On Tuesday April IL, by the
Rev. Dr. Spriug Wilsm Hathaway to Lydia Mchibbin
MACoMBER - mOSHER - At the brides fathers.
Wednesday, Feb 10. lSj3 by the Rev. j. W Armstrong
NJ A r. Macouber and Miss Josephine Mosher, both Of
Philadelphia, Jefferson County. N. Y.
WHIT TAKER-MUNN-A. the Church Of the Holy Trinity.
Brooklyn. \. Y, Tuedsy. April H. 1913, b. the Rev
d. LiIiejOnn Henry Whitaker VI Brooklyn, TO Eleanor
+. L. ede daughter OF Befjamn Mum ESQ., OF the same
place
Hereford papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

HOTEL ARRIvALs--Ihe Hon. =. III. Watton,
Assistant Secretary Of War Washington; The Hon Mihes
Barre Moore, Boston Judges b. Marvin and o. bisch,
man California; Col Thomss ID. Pence Phiadephiai ana
n Thompson, ST. Paul Mimi az the MotroPohtsn h0te
The Hon Caleb Cushing, Mass het WIN. d. =. Sohns
bennington, VI; Geo. ~ Miles, OusdsaIsTai and mSJ d.
W.O Thompson and wife az the Astor House p
n The Hon 7. Ross, Auburn Gov. Ramsey, Min. d u;
slocuul M d.. u :. N w. H. CAN'T, John r. Orne ana
Robt Briggs. PhladsphA are AZ the St. Nicholas Hotel
The Rev c. Pitkin and wife Buffalo Capt kennsoay,
Of steamer City Of NewYork j. H. HhdenbeTg Kings
ton, N. y, are ct the New YoTs Hotel
Lieut. Col Con0lly Montreal; Capt Sterling Engasd
and Jas w. fsInum, NswYork ut the Clarendon dQtsi
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Aceissas on the New-York Central Rail
reati.

ALBANY, Tuesday. April. a. 1859.
An accident occurred 10 the Central Railroad train
due here az 2:30 this afternoon.
While coming OH the down grade, Just west Of
the Dudley Observatory, two or three passenger
ears were thrown off the track owing to the expaI-
sion Of the rails.
Twelve passengers were ipjured-none fatally.
their names are rs follows:
L. ID. Wright of Willismstown, Oswego County;
bead cut. face bruised
Hamlet Dixon, volunteer; nose cut, knee bruised.
Charles T. Merrill Newcastle Me-; temple cut.
Lyman Nudge, New York; head slightly bruised
WIN. +. Williams, Utica; cut over the eye.
r. Town, Kingston, {. W; head cut.
One gentleman, name unknown; injury slight
=, Mrs; Olive Penfeld, Yorkville, Oneida County
Mrs Rosea Besuvois Utica; Mrs. Susan Avery,
Cornwall Bridge, Conn, and one lady, name un.
Known, were slightly injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

"a smls was on her lip-hsah Ia her look strength
was in hcr step and in her hand-Plsntation Bitters
S-T-1S60-X.
| A few bottles Of Plantation Bitters
| VIII cure Nervous Headache
viii cure Cold Ex,remisles and Fsverish Lip.
VIII cure Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
VIII cure Flatulency and Indigestion.
VIII cure Nervous Afec lions
| viii cure Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
VIII cure Pain over the Eyes.
| viii cure Mental Dependency.
VIII cure Prostitution Great Weakness.
VIII cure sallow Com mplsxion. Weak Bowels, 80.
| Which are the eyioences OF
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
ls e'tmasd that seysnsnth Of all adult ailments psocesd
rom diseased and torpid liver The hillary secetlons Of The
liver oveTowing into the stomach poison the entire system
and exhrni, the above symptoms.
Ates foug research able 20 present the
marksble for theio horrd nightmare diseases tho
world has ever produced. Within one year. hun
drol and forty thousand persons have the Plantation
Ber and not an instance of complaint has come to our
knowledge!
most eec,ua tonic aud agreeable stmuan suited to
oil conditions Of life.
Tho reports tst relies upon mineral substances for
two properie, wholly false For the public satisfaction
nd that pstent. may consult their ply scan append
list OF Ito componentA.
cALAYA BARKCele5ra,cd Tor over two hundred years
he tsetment OF Fever and Ague Dyspepsia Weakness TO-
Il introduced into Europe by the Countess wife Of the
Vcsroy OF Peru in l64o by Jssuits
J0y me prize o, s eoht Ia srer under he
name Of JeEiP' P0odcrs and finally made public by
Louis XVI. King OF FraHce Hum5od. makes especial ref
to its e6russ qualities during his south American
travels
CAsCAuLLA BARx-For darhes collie aud dl,ases Of the
stomach aud bowels
DAgpELroS-For Inflammation Of the loins and drop.cSl
affections
CHAsoMuv FLowsRs-Fcr enfeebed digestion.
LAVENDER FLowsRs-Arotnssc. stimuisn. and tonic
highly inyigorating In yervous debility
WsTEEGEEES-tor scrofuls, rhepmstsn, &c.
AsrEAn aromatic rmiuatve creating eah muscle and
mills much used by mothers nursing.
Aso cloVsbud', orange consnder, snake-roo
&C.
s. T.-l8G0-X
Another wonderful Ingredient of Spanish origin npstag
beauty complexion aud brllancy to the mind is yet
Unknown the Of the world aud withhold s
name for tbs present
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

How Strange nnd Absurd that free people can be
made TO believe institution that was especially and Only
framed 10 protect the right, Of its citizens can be- construed
d gye ,hs right to ehsave portion OF them Il
the will OF the majority. still worse BY the oree oi power
ridiculous aud ked afsumpti0n (whch
that claimed by the Rebels will be tue
Lecture at the Church OF tas Purtans on EDNEo'
DAY EVENING, April IS.
P.ir for ,be bepe6t Of IN, ROSE HILL LADIES' SOL
DIfRs' RELIEF ASSOCIATION, at Dodwortf = Hall, No.
3O6 Broadwsy, commanding MONDAY. April l3' continuing
through the week Admtsnco Is cents Tickets TO be had
al tho doors.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Bnsii,css Noilees.

ATTENTION rs CALLED to the peremptory sale
by y. H. LUDLOW 4 Co. Auconeers by order Of WILLIAM
H. AsrswALL Executor, ct the Merchants ExchapSe sAes'
room. No. Ill Broadway New.York on WEDNESDAY Apni
5 at o'clock M Of the elegant COUNTRY SEAT oil the e
GARpISHE @. HowLAsD, situated at wHambuTG on tho
Hudson River and OF tho valuable Lors Nos 80 ana 39
Pear. Chatham. See Advertisement In anoh'' 0'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

To dress man in fashion, you must begin by
giving him good HAT. mutt be elegant in shape oeauu
Ia finish ne plus ultra in fit, and it then becomes al Acs
both OF dros and ornament Such hat can be had o
No 2la Broadway, Of Pu.ont whose fame III 'S'
line ia known everywhere This one OF the places 00
made a note Of" when found.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
ExfensiXe Rnhheries

H. PHLADKLPHiA, Tuesday. April H. 1863
tee safe Of the Reading Railroad Company at
hssol8 was robbed last night Of $40 600 in money.
uara o. Gilmore's store Oh Chestnut street above
olksn, SIKH, IN ihis city, was entered last night and
robbed OF y, 1000 worth Of goods.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15


CHAMPION WRESTLING MATcH.-The great
stch for the pionsbp and $500 dollars aside
between Lieut. Answorth OF Eew.syen, Conn. and Harry
Hill Of this city Of last evening At the Mozart Hal In
Broadway The attendance both and respect
able considerable degree Of interest having been created
allie among the sporting s.eDiy aud toe general puDc TO
whom Lis form Of athletic contest was quite novel The
introductory part Of the evenings poceedingsw wrestling
match single fall between H. AinswOrth twin brother a.
Tic champion wrestler he having previously recently desn-
ted two pirants for tie tel tnd W. H. Coln wGecr
Of some local celebrity Amer iirlggs Of ABOUT i've minles
Answor.h elvyery threw hs oPP0ueHt TIE victor then
old and tried rom the County Of Xii
dare, Ireland. Ainsworh game nat fall In spleno!d
,yle in ninue Is ssconds neV q hl. ieti himseL la
the next fall the lTisn gGdAio yed Ai All md uins-
Gle 10 greater advantage in tn us lie his opponent los
IN, hold only saved himself being thTOwn oy fall
ins no s - but AinsW orth acknowledged publicly and
csDdidly that he had Lost II, and In this the a..
,emblase fully sgeed. The fGl by
Aui,worth who threw Lawor clean back fall Ia min. %
zee Ths loser publicly acknowledged that Answorth was
,b, most sknl wrett he had met with in his
wear. experience. The great event q the evening the
match between Harry H aud Lieut.. Ainsworh. thea
,ped very heavy amount OF money was dependent on this
match which the frat fall Aintwoh being the ayonle
Ij, iudg. Mr.. Seth Holden, very experienced and
ssn6c Sre,er while Izzy Lazarus was chosen By Lieu
AinIvorrb The contest quickly decided hii btead
of taking the usual hold IN the collar and elbow STYLE to
which Ainswoh had evidently beeo accustomed, reversed
a. and ma opponent utterly supTsd at the novel although
legitimate mode OF thrown fary on MS back an
les than 80 seconds The match aud money we're conse
oueuty awarded to Harry H the victor The whole passed
on pleasantly and in the greatest order
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

RETURs OF THE FIRST REGINEST N. I. w.
The lat ~ Y w. now at Camp sckles Va whose
Of service expes the 23a inst viii embark Tor this
city about the l9lb inst Ths regiment has noby done
it's duty large battles and leaves many Of It's members
sleeping in the ground Of Old Virginia
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
f:n,crlnlnmcnt-. .-Wedpc.dn,, ApriI lJ

WALLACk'--Ny Noble Son-n.Law.
wINTEk oAHpfS--5a-sn e. Parts. Loan of a Lover.
hIHit' 81 Hu.ilI@.
EAR.UNS AtSFUN-Uncie fooEs.
JOIplIgs GALL FEf--No'cauo ~ the And~a
No 81 hROAUNAf-G -Ge.-ge a. Hsi's Picture
EATiJEAL ACADEMY Os D.5isS-No. 90 Biosd~a ay
ACADEMY Of MUaii-.l 3us Eusc.i.
BANVAEu's FANDRiMA-No f'f ETo,iwsy.
COOPER TlIUIE-C0nceft. Ola Foiks. &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
The ScnI Fisheries.

ST. JoHS's, N. r.. Wednesday April II, 1863.
The first sealer arrived yesterday with 3, sou head.
The vessels were all frozen mp Till the last of March,
since which large feet have been in company TAX
ing seal The general impression was that the catch
would be an average one.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
NJu.Ia rlo4e M The Po.t-oflrr


For Great H,siu tBd he UoL.ngui, b.! s,esuier
Esylta Saturday M lls.................. ~ a.
Fer Europe. l., tit.ilsf sOfk AutIie-n. via Fort
land Friday Aph I2l p.
Weds,.a,y. Apn 5............,............... ?.
For Hay-nl. by tt-afner Morning star N,dnrsday,
AF p m
i0T 90 i''Wis. &c. faI is1Hi.ys rsccpioll.
Overland va s. Joseph Mo.........5 aud ?. p
hof,h--Albarv Bnf io CsHadLa. IS AID ..
hoTtb an1 tGy isii ..................,...
W,st.f Nal VA fir z ltold......j D. m lnd a ?. m
southern nd souh- Western Mai5a m a and ~ ..
Eastern Mil .................5A ~. III tnd a. y.
hrN-B~df.rd New pYIt a.d Fail Rivcr...,...... .. "a
Tho Long Island Mai closes ~ 81 a. N, und 3. y IN
Sund-y Mais.--On sunday al nIAls close al "a j. IA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
The Trenton. N. =. Charter Election.

TRENTON, NJ j.. Tuesday, April Il, 1853
+. S. Mills, Democrat, was elected Mayor OF tbi
city, yesterday, by 57S majority.
The whole Democratic City Ticket was also
elected by an average majority Of nearly 400.
The Democrats carry five out Of the SIX Wards in
the city aud elect all the Ward officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Chrr,er Election in Albany.

albany, Tuesday, April "a, 1903:
The charter election here to-day resulted III the
success Of the Democratic ticket, by 2 600 majority
The Democrats carry nine Of the ten wards on Al
dermen end eight on Sup rvisors.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

Edward Gilbert, esq. viii Lecture at nc Gnsieh 9t
the Plntan. JtL..t and Unoh Squars, WEDNESDAY
sNENKG. April Is. At p on the qgesiou;" hasa stae
the Lp-a Right under the federal C0nF'iiu9ato EnaVr g
own free nhAbauts being Citizens OF the United states
The rre.u opinion OF AorDeyenorai hates en- the cIs'
hp OF persons will be reviewed IN oyposton TO the
-sceut extraordinary position Of 1hs y. l. Tnoane Ihe
Huchu.ous viii be present and slug Of the fsyorEe
p,ac.. Admission free.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Eostou Weekly Bank Statement.

-. :. Boston. Tuesday. April u HbJ
The following is the weekly statement OF she Bos-
ton Banks: .
Capital stock.." 80 23 100 Due to oher Bks
Loans and discounts. Ia 55 0O0 Deposits '<ty
Soeeie ........ 1913 0nO REGULATION ''13V''
Due from other Bks. l29ll 800
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Election at LsmbertriIIe, ". j.

TRENTON N j., Tuesday, April u. 1892
The whole Democratic ticket was elected at Lam
bsrtvils yesterday, without opposition
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

ARTIFICIAL LpdBs by l.. ID. HUDSON, M: D.'
New York Astor Pace Clinton Hall, upairs. w. = SOL so
defs and marines lnishcd without charge b OIus' -
Geoa.Gen llamtl yud U, s. A. aud Surgeon "n'sN' O "
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Election a, Railway, NJ

RAILWAY. Tuesday April IT, 1858
Thomas j. Lee Union, was elected Mayor Of
Rehwsy yesterday by 100 majority. The whole
Union City ticket was elected by majority OF
about IS. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
The Steamer dido a, Por,Iand.

PoRTtAsD, Me, Tuesday. April II, 1862
Tho steamer DIDO, from London on the 2lst ult.,
via haufax on the i2.b ilg arrived here this fore.
po0n.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

RocHEsrHR. n. Y Dec. %, 1851.
Msssrs p. H. DRAKE & Co / have been srea, sufferer
rom speps for three four years. aud had to abandon
profession. About three months ago ;ed the Plantation
Bae.s. and my great JOY nearly well man
recommended them in several and. far as
suow always vita sigos benefit am respectfully yours,
Pew. J. ). CATHORN.
PHILADELPHIA. 10th Month, l7sh Day 1852.
REsPscrBD FKESD My daughter be-. been much beueh,ed
by the use Of thy Plantation Bers. Thou wilt send two
bottles more. Thy friend. ASA CURRlN.
SHERMAN Horss, CHICAGO, H.. Feb. II. 1868.
Messr p HI. DAAKE Co.. Please send another twelve
cases Of your Plantation BtetA As morning appetizer
they appear have saper.eded everything sss and
greatly esteemed
Your. &c GAGE & WAITE.
Arrangement, are completed 70 supply any demand
or th. article which from lack OF Goyeuuess stamps hs.
rot here,ofoT- been possible.
The public may assured that 10 viii the per.
fesy pure standard OF ths PAIton Bies be departed
nom Eroy bots beo's tic s@s Of oar sgH1in,s " a
iie.,-plat, esgrlbing. IL edAnot be geHsaf.
sodby sl Druggists Grocefs and Dealers throughout the
| country r. II. DRAKE & Co.,
No 2Og Broadway Nsw-YOrk
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NEw.YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE....bLB April 49, i0O''
EVENING SESSION.
nrnanTen rAvoRABLY

EVENING SESSION
B1LLs REPORTED FAVORABLE; od oloro
che Upper Valley Of the Hqd.on RIVER Eav 'DS b t1Ss in
.p I Tepth street, and Mo Haven pSTE seiy Of Fii No
cooperating the Peoples Savings D1HN VI -''"
York. u,nn READING.
oHph"avs tn.. Of surrogaes and compensation Of
executors 5.b hill renealirg the clause
os sbe New'York County Tax Levy w0ca gives see
s. SuDeyvsoTs reY SM control over building the New City
Hall. c.... rov 7 avv hill was amended
me the total levy $l6O,OOO and passed Ad-
ionrnad
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

The American Yoke
= III L IL Il
IS NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT,
And GREATLY SUPERIOR all othsIs in the essential
matters Of .,. ,, ,>,.o.,,,,ry
Thsy arc manufactured only by
DEVLIN & Co.,
Corner Broadway aud dtaud't New'York