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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

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than sny o. The prcpns'ors o'
IRON Or bARS.
For those Suffering from Brosen Down and pecs'' 's
tion. nom wis eyer cause, citherin
MALE OR FEMALE.
II VII give you
A GOOD APPETITE.
vii siveyou
STRONG, HEALTHY NERVES.
WI give yon
BRISK AND ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
And will enable you to
SLEEP WELL
At.a wi. convince the most
SKEPTlCAL.
HEL LMBOLD'S
HELMBOLDS
HELMBOLDS
HELMBOLDS
IIEIMBOLD'S
HELNBOLD'S
HELMBOLDS
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT s-ARsArARlLL4
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

For those Suffering from Broscn Down and bes,s s"
tion. nom wha' cyer cause, eitlsrih
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PRICES:

EXTRACT BCCtlU, : / pr bottle, OF ss foi -
"SARsAPARlLLA," FL per bottle or siA io' :
Delivered to amy sddr,s. securely PACKED
Address letter, tor Information, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25
From san rrnncirro.

sly fKsNcnco, 10esday Jdne - fSrA
Sailed, chip Spirit OF the Iiines, Tor Heug Kong.
! late Oregon sdvices cay thai The Cove .rimlnt
Com listeners ave concluded treaty with the
! Ne Perces Indians If Idaho, granting them res
r., alton seventy miles Ing by twenty-five wide,
sna..-d north Of Clearwater River AID commeuc.
ioc Al on. " nine miles from Lewiston, their present
homes. T021lfrds Of the tribe are now on the
land g,iarar.teed them. ...
The Government is to survey portion OF the re-
servntiOn into twenty acre lots, and each male In
dien s TO receive one LOT.
The Government is also 70 expend $3.50, 900 within
four ytars in powing the grUtnd and fencing IN the
lots. Some building, for the use OF the lpoians
such as schoolhonses, etc., also to be erected
Farming implements are also to be purchased Tor
tDeir use.
The whole expense Of starting the Indians In
agricultural life it is estimated will he 500, wv.
The steamship Orizaba salled At 10 O'clock this
morning, for Panama, carrying "a passengers a'Sd
1868 600 in treasure for England, ESQ 0oO for New.
York, and 81 900 for Panama.
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LiadsIey & Co..

Li3d-iey q Zoe
No. $50 3d. N-w.YorE CITY. A-''''
The sub.crber. seivss Exclusively 70 The Gel
BoUNTiEs, aCc oysrs; AEp All OTHER CLAIMS
UNITED STATES
Beiug entirely familiar from expeisn;e many year,.
with routine Of busooss in 1o.i OF The D.pauer the
Govenueo they are peculiarly qprtnsd a. lrraks the
Cec ion Of and give Advice respecting Den every
| nssufe
psnded claims witch either -suss
Jh- inc pon rendered GDeoectabe by Of
ira, or ulouat, the sps Of tho p,psss In sases Of
the ebarc-i ., the former their iuvssbe rule edyss
Oft Prosecution OF tue claim In the form
s ,sss 0sn', s fs the o. Of ss.:
ser, vouchers lrow oher IN the preparation al
to- t.y .~s,s able 10 poios out aud generally to
Oar sa.ises f.' Collecting though d.psudin Us.: de-
gree upon chuse the claim, vii ae
Where adv &c 10 desired anal re Only Il expected
An Of inq' Try indicating tue na'ore Of the eist q
promptly sps~essd and eli necessary 'niomson given .
Tne accounts Of Rsgimsntsl aud other Quartera',srs.
propsIy correctly made by experienced laAsrn-
II. nave special pc rm.sion refer the following:
Gs,sgs opdy ke Mayor Csy Of Nsw.fork
Janrs GsiI.iiB President National BANK New.fork
Geo s Cos. President A1edcaa Exchange Bank, New
Yo-i
W. II. Johns n, Prssid mt Hanover Bank, Nov.YoIE
Edward Hal.ht President baaS Of Commonwealth, New
E.sepe Kelly L Co. Bankers No. IS wslls., New.Y,rk
A. II. Alny. Bauksr. Ceniuenss Bank BuildiDs. New
Iisermors, Cews L Co.. Bakers No. "a wsl-st. New.
John Taylor Johnston President Central Railroad Of New
b. Hope General Superintendent Hope EIpss.. Ca Ma
l5l Broadway. Nrw-YsIk :, ,..,
Johus sufs,s Ofsturss BoaHes Co.. No Us Front
Butler, Cecl, R.w.or Co., Merchants, Broadway. New
York . -
Howard ssnss, Co.. Msrchsrts Nos Ios and lo7 Cham
.,s,oo Las,a.,vn Vs.. srsrcaan'' NO. ~
Ne.- " l.
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Earning Of the Fishing Smack l.. A. MA.
Conber.
Nyv.bypf6RD. Wesp .,day. J

NV BKpF6sD. Wesn 'day. June %. 1888
On ,he 20tb iust., ut p M, the fshing-smssk l..
A. Mscomber, of Noank, Conn, while at aochor
about - miles +. s. L. from the South Shoal Light
Vessel was boarded by the Rebel privateer Taoony
and burned.
The crew OF the Macomber were ordered on board
of tbe Tacony. but on spplics,ion Were allowed to
leave ia their boa's, and reached the South Shoal
Light-vesse in safety.
They were taken from the South sbosl Ligbt-ves-
sci by tire cooner Anlietam, and were soon alter
ward transferred to the smack Esstera Star.
One Of the crew-Mr. S. Morse-arrived at Ed
eartown on the go inst
The Tacooy paiuted black, and had yellow
figure-head, white carved work ON the stern, single
topsals one boat on the ssrbosrd quarter, and one
brass gun--a 24-pound rihe.
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Selrysx-.. Rye n ssse.y Jun. ~. job, ,,-,...

| Sn1FFRN--l. ~ - Noocsy June ~ John ,,r,
the o7h year - ms. -, --.. .~~-.
The resiy., and frauds ofths km ,s rs,peciuy invites
To ht-nd h. pners the M.t, Vs Epscop Church
M' Daro~ek on 1baScsy the ~ inst. at oc,ock
ou further isvitstop. Car igrs viii ce in suendanc.
s,o," Msm-r neck Depot the arrival Of the ~ air
"ir nounEIhs funeral Of Mrs Msry Ghnour Will take
% assasy 1bnr7dsy. at o'cock. at her lats resi-
oe'eo W. ''f Wrst Nv -rt y seventh street
tNodJoS-Ath,d- Park N v, on esday, June a.
@ >, 80 go y.Ssn.ton. wife OF Archibald Johnson.
Til. iTir nds Of the family and of "a. rh, vy, p.,a
are repeatedly nsied to her for ers an Rtsy 2S
lust 9"cock n, o. No. % ycson street, Broo.l,n
OkR-On "wednesday morning, Jun. "a Mary n vif. os
Jthn Or sgrd AZ eeis mo thu "a Law. " T'T =
The relatives and oil the family az v.a IN s.,s
the fubers from, bsf ts Tesiderce No -, L. "r
Friday .lternosn at o'clock without foIths, no Zee
RAPETTE-Op Wednesday the 2ith tnst, ksAssl An,slo
ksp-ts- In the b4th wear Of bic age.
The relatives aid friends OF the family respectfully invitea
to attend the unesI fdsy the 2s.h inst a. 10 0sock
from h- lac residence No Al West Twenty fourth st,sI
WETMORE-On Wednesday June "A, Of short nut y.
illness Charles Daniel son Of Charles and Eliza w.
Wetuors. sged months snd days ff
Funers at II O'CLOCK Thursday 25th june from the res
de OF b y'sodmcths No. 50 East Broadway Friends
are ilv i,.d 20 attend.
WOODHUFP-At EBzsbeth. N. j.. Friday the 18th inst
Ezra Blu It's yoDDge,t Of EDoch D. end Susan r. Wood
inf, ssrd year aud y months -f i
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Schooner narcnso md three Fishing Yes
sells Captnred mud u Nv rneA BY a Priv nicer.

BOSTON, "wednesday, June "a, 1868.
The schooner Lawrena arrived at Gloucester this
morning and reports that on Monday afternoon
40 miles E. S. +. from Chatham, saw the schooner
MareDgo on fire. Soou after saw u bark running for
feet of 80 fishing vessels, and while remained
in sight three oftho fishing vessels set fire.
BosTos. "Wednesday. Juns7 1861
large United States steamer is cruising oil Chat
ham this morning.
Toe crew of fishing smack burned by the
TscOny, arrived at Woods Hole to-day.
They were put on board the South Shoal Light
Ship by the pirate.
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OPERATIONS OF TUE PIhiIE llCOAI.
Twelve FISHING VESSELS DESTROYED
Sheis at Work Back of Martha'S Vineyard
Nrwrosr, R. l.. W, due.dsy. June "a.

newport, R. l.. W, dpe,dsy, June a. 1862,
Capt f. Snow. Of the schooner Sarah Z. Snow Of
Truro. ar we'd here Ills afternoon. lie reports:
Spoke off Gsy Head to-day at II O'clock, schooner
Western Light, Capt. Goodspeed, who bad a deck.
load of men put on board by the pirate Alabama
,pfobsby 1scony). lie aiso reports that four other
vessels had preceded him TO New York loaded with
men from the destroyed fishermen. Capt. Good
speed says the pir4te had destroyed upward Of a
dozen sail Of vess, Is yesterday and this morning, all
SshsrmeD, which he fell in with back of Martha
Vineyard, taking everything of value from them,
and then setting them on fire.
AT s clock this morning. the pirate was still com.
uniting her depTedatious on the fishermen Of No
Mans Lsnd.
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TLe causcs of the late Rebel raids into Mary
, d p.u,ylvanis bav. been variou,ly explained SONS
saw ,sy cams asr medicines Of which they are very short,
and Other. they wanted boot. and thos' "" n'
,,rr kyoxs beIntif styles Of HATS oi S""hr "'aI,
Th.y w,i have to iDvacs kowfork TO procure 'npr OF
y -. =. K.o1 il ~Aeu,iys and ind. pendent ""d ho'p'
M ,1Jid he al gear place only vni 81 tho hohe''
,.,,af Of n MI ,u..t and broadway
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The ui..ouri ssnt- Convention.
JEYYxEsoA CfTT, Wedncsday, juno ~

JEYYEKsON CiTf W edI''u11' '0H7 ~ ''0''
The majority report Oh Emancipation was ''Ae"
up to-day IN the Convention.
Mr.. Drake offered an amendment, substituting
January !, 1864, for 1876. Lost, IL O..
MIR. Breckenridge offered Il snbSuiue 10 the
ms jority report, beng tie ordionnee Introduced
bin few days since, sbosbios Slavery IA i 70.
and apprenticipg the slaves 10 emthcii0'eu 'o' "
period Of twelve years. ,y.,i..
Nr. Gradely offered an amendment to the brecA'h-
ridge substituts that ii shall be the duty OF we
Legislature at is fret ION after TIE passage OF 'u'
ordinance 10 dev-e means for sscertaID'"e tpe yum
Der Of slaves belonging loyal citizens, nno afpiG.
pirate $500 for each Of slch slaves TO be paio W '"e
owners. Agreed 10 43 10 40. r.
Mr.. Fo.ter offered an amendment providing 10,
the abolition Of Slavery ia 1870, aTpenueihe sI
minors until they reach the age OF u, when ony
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The Pirate AInbamn said TO be tn n Tight
Plare.

"a correspondent OF Tie Boston Tr0reller writes
non Newburyport, under date of June Y;
~ ln,ve seeD Capt. 'ley Of the schooner Amelia,
which a, lived here on Saturday. lie left Mayaguez
June d Al jus, before lie le his merchant received
letter {rnn ST. Croix, May 80, saying that the pi-
rate Al,sac>s was 10 that bsr0of aud the Northern
wsr-ve .sei Alabama snd another United States war
vessel onts,de Az the Alabama a, our last accounts
had been lo2g e, ,ough the equator TO leave, snd
there lad been Tin for Der TO run 10 tie inds
by the Goth the re- ort seems probable and the source
from wtich the repo. I CONES II trust"or'ny'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25
uAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.

This delightful and extraordinary article chsnse' the sum
hmm, so. and h.nAs 10 peary satin texture Of Tsvhinx
beauty mpsitins the marble purity oi youth aud 'o'
u Appearance 90 inviting In the city bella Of fashion To-
moves TAM feclls pimpes and roushHsss fros tho 'An
Leaving the complexion fes transparent and smooth. IL
contains no uatsrs Injurious to the ssin PAifohhd D.,
setre..e. and fliugon 1t what every lAay 1oud
have. Sold everywhere.
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The Maine Telegraph Company.

BANGOR, Me-, Wednesday June "a, 1904
At the aunnsl meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Maine Telegraph Company held in this city to-day,
the following named gentlemen Were elected Direct
ora for the ensuing year: Hiram o. Alden, James
White of Belfast, Albert W. Paine, Jacob A. Smith,
Albert Holion, OF Bangor; james 5. Bedlow, Wa. L.
Merrill OF Portland Aaron Hayden Of Eastport,
Edward O'Brien Of Thomaston.
AT q subsequent meeting OF the Directors, Hiram
o. Alden, was elected President, and VIM. r. Mes-
rll, Secretary and Treasurer for the year ensuing
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Travellers, Guide.

To kIbapy by Hui.on Ris-i Rh. - "Aren-
st = " ~. sui y 5. hti ~ a. san-u, = p n
10 Albany bv Hasls "a RI 2otA--t Aud ih.ay i0i IN
1 pos,1n by Ssrr.t nfda~ luv fies - -.
L. stoA.us IDe. rf 49, y, II. ard Fhl
River lne. Pier ) =. Il. daily, saud-,srA'
eret-iI.-................ sp IN
L. prrar. b. Nrw.iiuyrn RI. via -7finr-
td .,tL-t .Bd l-Av a. .ai u suds ?. m
TO HO.tau ~ Nrw.li.ysu IN Attb-ss snd
,,h.av VI. saois t.ia- -. ~. and Sunday P. m
observation-disclosures. aid 10 m ards ?. IN
6fCoo,t.nd - : 10 .in a. iI.p n, sand.J :. u
10 rhIs ~ Camden 81 Aahoy
Eaitoaf Pef ~ = " fa.t ~ hsIc'sy e. O. n p M
10 W.-n.aston ny Ne ~.Jts.J kh.s. insn,
sud "a ALa %. fo4s - Co-ft snd sisaniAJ ., N
Tc 'tf Net ~ iet'faf Railroad ~ i'ss-
- fp. Ia
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The Union stnte Central Committee Of
peunsyiynnfu.

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, June "a. 1855
Ats special meeting Of the Union State Central
COMMITTEES TO day 1t was resolved that IN the pres
eut emergency, while many Of the delegates to tie
Union State Convention ore engaged 10 the military
service, and cNnnp. be preeent NJ tho meeting "p-
pointed 20 be held AZ Pittsburgh on the llth Of july
il is deemed expedishS 70 postpone the Convention
until tho oh OF Anpnst.
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Auoti,rr Ncw-Nnv,n Vessel Chased oy
PrAVasecr.

We learn that Messrs. ~ W, ~ l.. Arm-''opk "
this city, owners Of the bsn morning osAf, has s.
70 eeivvd letter from Capt. au,hs'u, san mo
his pace 4ge from TINS pOrE 10 AiiV,a, ~,
was CHASED ior seven hour. by a Plra'eai y,ssel.
but tho. he succeeded in escaping. snu aI'ee sac
at his port Of destination. n. In ven i"''' ~'u'
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Entertainments. II Thursday. June 25.

NIBLOS GhHDES-Th. DUKE, Motto.
LAURA kFEsE'S THEATEn--Wivcs ~ Pss
BARhUNS MUSEUN--G.n Tom Tbunb ant wife Com.
Nut md Minai- W.ueu Il ali hours Drama, At snd t.
IRNING HALIT-rh- St-rsoiticon.
HOPE CItAPEi.--Duaeeq's IioY L,rd.
GOT PIL'S GALLfRi-Dsii.y's Drawing.
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Inils Close NJ the PorI.OMce.

For Great Brit ain AID the Continent b. steamer
CITY 81 Hew.YOri saturday, Jass E....,..... 10y M
T,aioais. s.surdsY. june 2I................ iOi
For Europe, by steamer Bohemian. via Quebec
Ibufsdsy. June 2.........- y. IN
For N-s OrI.Nrs. by stesm. Locust Poipt, Saiuf-
day, JpIo y
For Csihrna &o-, daily tSandAys eIoePieil.
overland via s. JoseDh Mo........3 A. IN. and y p m
Hufo C..Ads.. IS a m. and q p.
So,tk ana W,.t Nay Mali ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.
W,,eru Mai VIA Bio R.iro,d.......5 and ;; p
southern .nd soutl. Western Mal5a m, a and lol
Itsitfu Wall III y
New. E.dfoid Sewpcri and FL Rivsr........... y IN
10. Lous Il. I'D Med Close. Al Il 10, AMI = y m
su.a.1 Mails On S1ndA5 al male c.oss ~ "a y ~
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A Pile Convention.

Let syery man and woman the world who suffers With
Pile. reflect aud trace bsck origin Of their dcu ties s
will be found 80 gu. Of every 100 have taken large qusa'
ti,iss Of drastic pills for the Of Cosvsuss' lodisssio
Constipation &s Tnoss whs suffer from Piss may truly
charge the Of their suffering to these worthless pix
n you would DO rid Of your Piles take Dr. RADwATS
PILLS. they arc the only purgsves that Be taken u
,uccssy. doses With safety; they cure Cosvens Iuag
too Liver Complaint Dyspepsia. Pis. isver Of a. kinds
they purge ,hssoushy bu, occasion no weakness irritation
or strsnin Sold at No. 81 Maidsnsas corner Of Gold
and By druggists -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

have been seen tryior I. ryn in. These have been
cartured and sent to New.Tc-I. ttpe when the
difficulties Of msil tsiniug u pS!ecl hlodNsd ARE
better understood, our ooGutrynep viii have Ne'ter
opinion of ihosc who do tbeii u ncst 10 perform hat
duty. kARs.
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rrhs National R;u..n~s

PHiL,p KLPBI,. June "A. 1859.
The Fivc-twenty Loan Subscrpsou to-day reach
sd 81 t55, 900.
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GfI, 81, yJnf 90 IIrIl s'IFtHll = . -
:; EDwARp TEMPLE HARRISON.
CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
HFAD

NRw1ORK, Much 70 IBJ.
Thi, 10 TO certify th, have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATAkHti, with dull hssvines. IN the head
myi-ry stopped up accompanied oy eotnus
.or,n.s Of III. tho. ch sesng over me witn occs
,ou no, fu.bo. gsns u rho chest, aud pain so
much r'sry one ia ushi NV. oon'umptoo' ssv'
h-a Of the xe. ou'os p-tofed by Dr. Won EisenbeE
con ult,d hini with bot little hope o. cure All nov
b.op, be on ,bs I'D my e.tin ptn 70 IT,. xrs nun-
and sdscrs.uf mode treatment. he bAs shown Ia my
case s snd ledge which have pfocored Tor him so
T.At Irput.tion entirely restored TO RECT b.. ath
That do mot 81 cseiy recommend sil suhsfrH iron
CHRONIC CArARHn aid SORE THROAT to apply al
onc, 20 DE- Won E.n,urg c-itanty Of bsiog cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No SOB <ths
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De Mafs's Cafe.Ths subscribers take pleasure In In
forming their end aud the public generally hs they hsvs
ENLARGED their presen. Establishment. by the addition a
40 elegant aud eenmodous Dining Room, and they hops
By se 6ltsh,i56 TO tdsas u merit cor.inusncs Of for
mar s,perOu, PATRONAGE HAkss DE- hARs L Co..
No So Besver-,.. corner Of "iian''st
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BusiiIfss Nolires.
IT OPERATES LIKE MAGIC.
Mks WIssLov's SoOrBIs6 SfkUP.

For CHILDREN TEETHISG,
sotsn. the runs. reduces Inflammation s,J' al pain sure
TO requisite the bowes perfectly ssie In ell cases. . millions
Of mothers testify
Twenty five cents a botts
Oc, No AZ Dey-.,. NewYori and No. POS fsh Hooorn,
London, England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

THr CGsuaLTirg naFoRr Pom iluDsoy.-la the
fret assault upon Port Hucson, May Il, Edward
Bridges Of Brooklyn was Killed. Albert g. rrum-
bull, Of the same regiment wac sro' in the night
lex, and aiteIward sufi red smrutaton in ao,pi.
tai at New.0rIeais. Young Bridges wounded
in the loot az toe commencement OF the advance
upon the place. tat persisiec III keeping up with lie
regiment, ana wac very soon aferward rhot III the
groin. lie wss tho BON oi j. L. BnGges, Oxford
4. 'ee., brooklyn.
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al.
THOMAS GRANAN, No. SO 6,h-av.
NEw-foRx, May Z. II

NkwfoEK May iS1J
Ibae sea, pleasure testify the sl Of Dr. Won hi'en.
b-rr went toto his office plesy deaf AID came
ous my pssct hearing 1t 4, nearly twelve months
sscs aud hearing perfect The opsraoo which last
cd two three minutes in Zach OF ny ~ pain
~hsi.o-vsr with couhdeoce recommend ali sufferers to
place themselves unds d. Won Ei.rnbergs unsarpassd
skill SAMUEL c. HUNT.
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mARREE p.

AtYEIn hi. city TUESDAY, June ~ the nov
A. slcI,su Mr. Jonathan T. Elis, formerly OF Augo,-
=. Ne 10 Ms. Maggie b. Dye. daughter OF Or. CiAA'on
Dye q! he--loIA.
SCRANTON YLKRT- At Scranton, PeIo.. on Iues
IA, u,otnios June "a, by the Rev H. j. Hict0l ~ 10
s-nh A. SCI anton to Ada H., daughter oil OeH A. ~ hsJ
lat all Of SCI anton.
rtrvAN-sTEFLE--On Thurslsy evening. June 49, .,
Ch,i.t Cliten, Louisville, ky. b. tho hes ismes t'ik
ID % Major William Tilimsn Of Detroit fayn'sSi " o.
A sud Mary T., daughter 81 Thomr, 5eele esq, oil Lou
i-ylr . 49,,
iOWTNs-RAYARD-In Brooklyn on wednesday thr 's,n
ius, BY the Rev, Dr. fIruch Chaplain u Mest io'a W.
Ow.n. Unllsd State. Army, to Mas Enls BA,ard
vrasrER--rE1sTIr-u Wednesday. the oath inst al
- Nm. Church. IA the City o. brooklyn, by &c Rev or
n.,u Peer e. Webster, Oi FoIt Palm N. T. 10 Hi'
Amei., Petit VI ftookyn
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DIED.

ELLISON wedne.day, 2'th D.t Edward H. son OF hAfh
"a Ia, May Am Eli. ~ ths 2btn yoac OF hi'esa.
IT, and fiepis Of the ieuily are ,nVn'o 70 "-
' en-, urrsI ms Tnufsdal Va teruoon O'Clock non,
t,-u " =. ~ nd, uusnts c1rnsc Seventh avenue and
uitt.G si.rrt Tho r-".siis VIII h'tf'n 10 i..'I
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NEW TESTIMONY.
NKH.YOKK. MsY6. 1859.

TUHK, HHFO,
entirely deaf In my len panied By din
charge p.csd uyse uujer Dr.. Won Essn5ers. care who
b. hi. ses, ..u restored me perfect hearing 10 the
space Il few nnutes without sviog me toe slightest
pain aud tbs discharge ceased eotie The Eunshisn
Tube which obisrat~d s quite open. sndl fee that
the sfpa,ass perform, IL. uaeton AN amply saiishs
and s,y suffering from mpsir.i hearing TO
pcs themselves under the teatent Of this emiuei. all
successful pny acian - .
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CHASED pY PRIyATEER.--The brig james 4.
Abbott, of Halifax, Capt Hsihorn, from AIeceibo
p. r., twelve days, with sugsr, molasses. and bay
water 10 Whitmore & Co, arrived ct thin port yes
terday. reports Tia, the barn Evepine Star, Of New
Haven, Capt. NarIsiied, arrived At Arroyo J.. H.,
Oh the 9Th inst. ard reported that on Tie 2o'a May,
in latitude 25o 20 Longitude CO wss thasci f'r four
hours by bIigantno, auppoted to be Prvs'eer,
who fired rovcn shots, nVne, however, taking eject
Finally she gave Mp ,be ohase, as the hSen'ng star
ou,sailed her,
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ABSOLUTE SALE vi 200 LoTs aud co"ns ="
tA. stsTs W.Ep sfth. CIrI BHoos.s" 4" Ds hALn
Lswi, wutouspHt, aud sruiyEsAsr'An' "lIhh"rooS'
-r1 Tyo,tsos Flss IssrHiscS CosPAsr ofNE~-YoEK
viii ,-i .. Aur.i.r IuVHspAr, June - ~ cloeA
a.. M.rcha;S k,c'rngs Sale .toon, NO Us lhb.y',,
tirss.h A LLHscsnK sos Co. sno JAsks 'vth
row Aaoososr the following PioP-fy belonging to Thea"
Wa -,
Vn Ds K.rr and srcrrEsAsrAv.. lo Loi' on the
and corners e.. - j.
On ia klLBAr, 0 lot, n. I. between Si1,y"sns ara
Resd.IVs
% PrlA,Ki.r. % lots q Aad g, between Lewis and
S,uyyessrtavs -
90 Prlux.r. 20 lots between Reed sad S,uyvss.n'
On srrrr,s,Sray9 q lots W o. betwess Pusskst. aud
" l,oashbF.sy. - ,,,,
o. sTTrvx..SrAv lots e. .. between Hsit't and WI
loo xhb,-tr
Oman Of " ioo ana s'tes w. AHu y '"'"eo" "'N'
, and S'uyy,;. t.V
% iI,Hr.sr 4 gore. n. a. between s,uyve,sntv snd
BfosaAGy
Do LEwi.-,v lot. aud gore. Of wnoushby'
On WilLouoEnrAv. o. tots and gore. q aud bst~een
Levi. sHa = iT'eantaVi
ard Siuyver.rt.sv..
TIKI llcy-rtv very -s'at5 ftus'ef on elevated soand
cont. Gus y re- lines - Ci'y Rairost. tNYrr ~, TIE
kslhar 80 bto,dwsy u- ter ff-en p)ntt art -tfiss
tf.oI yi Fox .1,.isuce the .--fnty - rninrp and
nunbe n he resideucss have sTey been erected io be
fe.t no wid,h ~bhrtts distance from ne 'u on oao l.
Tho same i. thu, % Hh., ses-ToL Fhs sale ofst' an
ursup opportunity for Investment or To- speculative
pufpofr property a. TINS ne rlbofbooi hpi " i"cea
by a arse Ia Deed aud viii be furnished with an 40
stree o. toe g., % p.nsr. Tho TIE lsiuu pst.he
Iso jdsf the Thchs.e money csn t-nalu o. bono and
mortgage o. 9ef ccAt ahnum f"f nsps &C sPPJ o.
eers NJ II Ccd.I-,., aud no Jb9 JoD-st Brooklyn.
By orisL Eu0kHE PLtsHErT. ffesd-nt.
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6perlai Notices.

Deafness,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
DISEASES OF THE EYE. EAR AID THROAT.
CATARRH CURED
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author OF Surgical and Practical Observations on the Dis
ssses Of the Ear, with his Mode OF Treatment"
NEW TESTIMONY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25

The Twentieth Ward Republican AssocintioI
All hoid regular Aonthy Msrtss. at Liocoln Hail. InlS
Thursday h, kNIN0 June rs, At . oooct: A.,
J. L. HAsTiK. Secretary. JOhN WAITE, fteaoee~
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OFFICE,
No. $40 broadway,
NEAR H. HIST.

Ninth Ward Loyal League viii meet a. Ls1 %N
IA T. No. 10 Abing ion SQUIRE, tiii, CfnouusU
vtsd to attend JOhN "ii'ON' iio''NeA"
honsAS sTnArros, secrs,sriea
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"Buy Mo and Ill do you Good"
This Il toe true sad expressive moo On DE- LANoLEfv
ROOT AND HERB BlTTERS, the best n sdicns ever Oh.
covered for the cure OF Dyspepsia Jsuudce Bilious an
Liver Complaints. Co.tvenes. and Humo and oil diseases
.,,s fom disc do,ed stomach and bad blood Sod By -
druggists