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DIED..

gAXTER-On Friday April 10, at 81 O'clock m. Eira
wife of William M Baxter, in the 5l.t Of her age
Her funeral viii take place from tho residence Of her husband
No IA East Forty eighth street on sunday, Apfi H.
o'clock d. H. The relatives aud friends OF che ainiy are 10
spectflly invited to attend without further notice
Troy and Lansingburgh papers please copy
COLE-In Brooklyn. Friday morning. April TO- John v
Cole, aged 81 years -, -......s.u. ,.v,,.,
10 attend the funeral Sunday, Apdl IL, at y O'CLOCK
from his late Iedence, Dean street. corner newi OK
avenue.
Chicago papers please copy.
DEL BAI,-In this city, Thursday. AgIil g. James w
del Bal infant Of Senior Don BeTnsrdno ana jenny "
del Bal. 49,, ~ .,,.nd
the funeral from the residence OF Judge Whte TO- 'ii
fifth avenue Saturday, the 18th inst at ~ O'CLOCK M
MAHAEY-on Thursday April after short but p.inisn
illness Cornelius H., son OF the late Ednuhu "sHaH'' "
the 9th year Of his age ,,IJ y .rJ David
HE friends and those OF his brothers Eomuno %
are respectfully invited to attend the unera on
llth inst, at III a. M, from 'he io''''"0' " ~
No. 81 Madison street.
PANToN-on Friday afternoon April TO- John AoeH rs"
ton. . Il. k.n,h., Uenrv
His relatives and friends with those OF his brothei ey
Psnton aud Of his brother n-lsw, Eyer A. DeycAhch az
inst p M. from ST. Thomas Church. without iu'''
notice
RUssELL-On Friday April TO- Ella only daughter oil '0hh
X. Russell. -, NJ. 100
Funeral services at the residence Of hsr fthsr NO sd
Prince street. Mscdouga street. on AZ ei"cA
p u. &s!suvss and friends Ws respectfully aVl'ss
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PERSONAL.

During two recent flying visits to New'YoTk
the Hon. Schuyler Colfax of Indiana, sat to Mr.
+. B. Carpenter, for portrait and the artist has
succeeded in making life-like picture The por'
trait will be on exhibition in the National Academy
Exhibition, which will be opened on Tuesday next
The Rev. A. D. Mayo, late Of Albany. has be-
come pastor Of the Church of the Redeemer (unita
ran) Cincinnati He Is one Of those clergymen who
do NOT tithe mint and snise and cummin, and
forget the weghtier matters Of the lsw"-judgmen'
snd righteousness.
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6pellal Notires.
Great Sumter Meetlng.


CALL OF THE LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The members Of the Loyal National League and all per
sons who unite with them 10 discrimination to support the
efforts suppress the rebellion against Its
authority are invited assemble I'm MASS MEETING on
Union square. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, iIth April. al I
O'Clock the anniversary Of the attack upon Fort sumter to
the Government their solemn pledge and hxed re-
solve 10 maintain unirnpasd the national unity, both In
principle and territorial boundary
COUNCIL or TWENTY-FIVE
GEORGE OPDYKE. f. CAYLUs.
CHARLES KING, MOSES TAYLOR,
JOHN A. STEVENS CHARLES BUTLER.
VIM. CULLEN BRYANT, FRANCIS B. CUTTING.
JOHN C. GREEN. ROBERT BAYAHD.
A. L. STEWART. JOHN J. CISCO.
FRANCIS LIEBER, G. v. s. ROOSEVELT.
WILLIAM L. DODGE. FRANCIS @. SHAW.
WI CURTIS MOVES CHAS. A. HECKSCHER
MORRIS KETCHUM w. II. WEBB,
SETH b. HUNT WILLIAM Y. CARY,
JAMES McKAYE.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF TWENTY-FIVE.
GEORGE GRIswOLD. SIDNEY HOWARD GAY.
JOHN COCHRANE. ROBERT D. MiNTuRN. JE.'
FRANKLIN H. DELANO, JAMES A. ROOSEVELT.
]. BUTLER WRIGHT CHAs AsTOR BRIsTED
George CABOT WARD, RoB'T LENOX KENNEDY,
JOHN JAY, THOMAS N. DALE.
ISAAC II. BAILEY J. AUSTIN STEVENS, JR,
WILLIAM A HALL. WILLIAM 4. DODGE, JR..
HUGO wEsENDoNCK, WILLIAM ORION,
WILLIAM 7. BLoDGETr. WoLCoTr GIBBS,
PARKE GOODWIN. C. 4. DETMoLD
ADRIAN IsELlN. GEORGE P. PUTNAM.
JANIS A. ROOSEVELT. Secretary
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Traveller, (,uidc.

To Albany, by Hudson River RR.. 81 Warren.
stT 10 M and 81 s. aud IOl o. NJ. Sunday, 5:22 p. IN
To Albany. by Harlem RR 26thst and ith-ay lOs . N
40 Boston. by New-London line. Pier 80. n.
r., stonington line, Pier 10, n. r.. aud Fall
River line, Per 3, N r., daily (SuDdaysex'
cepsedl. Observation-Disclosures. sp. m
To Boston, by New-Hayen RR via Spring.
field 2Tth-st add 4th-av. and "a and
To Boston, by New-Hsven RIl 2ith-st snd
fth-sv via Shore Line...izt aud p. Sunday p. m
To Budso. by Erie RR, foot Of Chambers.
st....:......-... q. ID. and p. N
To Philadelphia by New.Jersey Railroad. foot
Of Coor,lssdt-s7 10, srn q. IL. p Sunday, y IN
To Philadelphia. oy Camden Anboy
Railroad Pier % \. r. foot Of Bsclay-st. p IN
TO Washington, by New Jersey KR.7. loan,
n and ny foot Of C0urandtst.. Sunday, y N
To Washington by Camden AID Amboy Rail.
road Pier % N. r., foot Of Barclay and p.
To the West. by Central Railroad Of New
Jersey, foot Of Courtsndt-ss. and a. ~,
81, and p IN
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CHLoAsMA OR MORN -Blemishe'

CHLOAsMA OR MOTH PATcHEs.-Blemshes
on the face called Moth very annoying particularly to
ladies' Of light complexion. the diScoored spot. on the
skin show strongly blondes than on brunesies but
they contribute greatly in marins the beauty either and
anything that will remove Moth Patches without iung thu
akin in texture or color would doubt be considered great
achievement in me IDEAL science DR. ID. O. PERRY No. ~
Bond having devoted his whole time and attention to
Of the SKIN win guarantee to remove Moth Patches
Feekes and other dscoloaons from the face without in
jury 10 either color of the skin His success In
this as In other branches Of his peciayDiseases OF the
Scalp and loss Of Ha-wl warrant him In guaranteeing
Cure In every Dr. b. c. PERIL
No 40 Rondst New.York late No 20 Wnter.s Boston
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s-T-1S60-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purity, strengthen, and invigorase.
They create q healthy appetite
Tney are an antidote to change ofwater and diet.
They overcome effect, Of dissipation aud late hours
They strengthen the system and eniiveo the mind
They prevent missmatic aud intermittent levers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Disirhea, Cholers. and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best Bitten in the world They mako the
weak man strong arc exhausted natures great restore
They are made Of pure st. Crox Rum the csebEated
Bark root. and herbs and are with the pleasure Of
beverage without regard age time of day. Particularly
TO delicate persons requiring gentle smu
snt Sold by all Grocss Druggist' Hotels and Saloons
PHI DRAKE Co.. No. 200 Broadway, New York
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Mail. Chose m the p,~.-omce

for Gtea. britain and the Continent. ~ steamer
Hsass, via Southampton Saturday April ILL.,. 10.
For Ireland by steamer City Of Washington, via
oussn.tawn saturday Anil fl....... 10. a. m
Fer South Pacific and Central America by steamer -
Northern Light Saturday, April ......;. lVt a. m
Tor ew-orleSns, by steamer George Cromwell
Saturday, April p NJ
For California kc daily tSundays eIceptei.
overland Wis St. Joseph. Mo-. I'D a and 3. p M
North-Aibsuy Buffalo and Cauadas. IS aud - o. ID.
North and West Way Mail. a. IL.
Western Mail via Erie Rairosd.....3 and - D. IN
Southern and Southwestern Mails NJ a sud l0f
Eastern Mail IN. Ia aud u p.
New Bedford Newport aud Fall River. D. M
The Long Island Mail closes at 81 IN, and u - In
Sunday MaiL On Sunday oil mails close at u o. M
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Carpetings.

Carpetings,
L.. DGERTON, 0
NOS. 10 AND 81 wORTH.ST,
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO HIS
LARGE STOCK or
CARPETINGS, ,o .,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
MATTINGs, RUGS. DRUGaET, &c.,
WHICH HE OFFERS AT PRICES WHICH CANsor
FAIL TO MAKE GOOD IMPRESSION ON
FIRST-CLASS BUYERS
r. W. HoTCHKIss invites his friends to call and exam
inc tho stock.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. April II.

ACADEMY or MUSIC-MstDee-Lucis Di LsmDermoor
WALLACK's-My Noble SoHn-Lsw.
WINTER GARDEN-Ess, Lyme.
EIBL0S-Edith.
BARNUM'S MUSEUM-Uncle Fooz'e.
GOUPips GALLERY-volesno of the Andes
BANYARD'S PANORAMAS-N0. $50 Broadway.
NO. tls BROADWAY H. Halls Picture
BROOKLYN ATiENEUM-Mr. hnd Mrs. Thomas Thumb
LAURA KEENEiS THEATER-Bantry Bay, and Farce
Beneht OF Thomas Baker.
IRVING HALL-Got,schsiks Concert.
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The Great Indian Medicines.

The Great Indian Medicines.
CHEROKEE CUREn--An unfaing Specific for Semi
nal Weakness Nocturnal Emissions, 1mpo.ency, Pains In
tho Back Stone 10 the Bladder aud all nervous diseases
caused by ndscrsions of youth One bottle Oh three
bottles SIS.
CHEROKEE REMEDY" AND CHEROKEE IN
JECTIONp-These medicines, used In conjunction
the FIRST internally the latter its name inpes-never f
to remove all improper discharges, In male Or female one
bottle. 81 three bottles. $a
CHEROKEE PILLS" OR FEMALE REGULATORS
One box six boxes IS Sent by mail free Of postage
ALI of the above medicines sent by express, on receipt OF
price, by the sole proprietor.
DR. w. r. MERwIN, ST. Louis Mo.
d. g. BARNES & Co., No. 2O2 Broadway, New'York'
wholesale agents. who will supply the trade at proprstors
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DURABILITY, ECONOMY AND BEAUTY are the
three great essentials Of dress More particularly Is this true
Of special articles of dress man with bad hat looks a.
together shabby 10 only neat and ts'tJ-ookins ons
such be had q, KSox No. 2l2 Broadway corner oil
Fulont that renders perfectly dressed and makes him
lnol well thronghont.
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Loyal National League.

Tho Loys National League organized In the different WARDS
Of The city are requested to to aitsnd MASS MEETING
OF THE LEAGUE csllsd for SATURDAY to-mouor),
The ELEVENTH Of APRIL. thu anniversary OF SUMTER,
Union-squae
JAMES A. ROOSEVELT. Secretary,
No. " Msidsnlsne
NB-BsdEes be procured on application THE Han OF
the League No. si3 Broadway between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets and also at the store. Of Mes Ball Black Co. and
Tiffany L CO.
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Spring,

Spring. ......,w. ..o.L q,
SPRING CLOTHING, not surpassed IN the way OF
assortment taste style. or price In this city. Tne
Custom Room, Childrens ard Furnishing Depart
ment not equaled Entire satisfaction given, or
money returned. Please call and examine for your
selves. - -
r. b. BALDWIN Nos 70 aud Il Bowsry.
LARGEST STORE IN TIE CITY.
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MAERIE ID.

PALMER -WHITNEY-Iu TGekahoc, we'tchestsI coan,
~ N e. on Wednesday April l865 al the rssoenoe OF
p,Ie. Nordauist ~ D., Medical Director OF 20 Dvis.
Ion First Army Corps. by the REV X sanford Johh H.
Palmer aud Jennie e. Whitney, oil OF Newly OK CITY
REV Moses Ballou. James A. Thompson to Miss Mary
Brooker, all OF this city.
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A Sewing Machine that will not embroder as
well as stitch is not the machine for family use GROVER
BAKERS Celebrated Machines Nc. +e5 Brosdwsy are the
only possess these fScues Of sewing and EN-
hroi 10 perfectiop.
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NIGHT COUGH.

Persons who ronbled with that unpleasant tickling 10
throat which aepyea them Of rest night after night. By
the ncesssnt cough which it provoke'. wi by tsiins
"BRowS's BRONCHIAL TAcCHEs" find immediate relief.
Thirty YEARS EXPERIENCE or AN OLD
NuEsK-Mrs WIysLow's SoorniS0 srRuP is the pcsch7'
ton Of Que Of the best female physicians and In tho
United States and ha. been used for thirty years with
filling safety and by millions OF mothers and children,
from the feeble old the adult II cor
acidy OF the stomach relieves Wind collie regulates the
bows sId diver resi, health snd oolfoa 10 mother sEd
child rvepty.nve cents bottle
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11o Fia.v evening the 10th inst, Nblos Garden,
lite ERMlNE COLLAR; party occupied p.rqust seat.
liberal reward viii be paid foI the retau Of Tie same 70
DANIEL COHEN u Co., Ne, WIlt@
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Mrs. WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the child from pain invigorato' tho 'om'eh and
bowels acdy and gives and vgor to the whole
system. Twenty five cents bottle.
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Further Testimony.
Oswkoo. Nov. q faS9-

Os"koo, nov. " i5SS-
g. w. FowLE Co.
Genleuen Some ten years since was attacked with
severe and distressing cough the long continuance Of which
alarmed me- and admoni.hed to look for remedy 70
rescue me from the dangerous condition in which found
myself
From wins. had heard Of WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY concluded to give that preparation trial. which
did and BY its use obtained mediate and permanent rse
Again abOu. years serwsrd was taken with severe
hacking cough accompanied with pain in tho chest and ads
tickling in the throat which so reduced my health sad
strength unfit for attending to my ordinary business
applied weknOwn physicians and used their prescnp'
ton. without any pecepbe benefit whsn aer having been
confined to my room several months again had recourse
to wsars Balsa and to my great JOY found o. before I'M
mediate relief and bottles restored me to perfect hsAh-
would also state that of my friends have used The
Balsam with the astonishing results.
SIMEON MARQUART.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE Co.. Boston. and ssid
hx ali dtncgi.ts.
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noo,. onsn At II. Exercises commence at p. NJ,
window Shades.
Window Shndes.
A Large Assortment Of
WINDOW SHADES.
=, .,..an, s,vles for sale 10 the trade terms low
N'" w THOMAS POTTER, NO. 10 LibcrtJ'st

AdrInn III. Muller, Aaciioneer I I'll
u1iisE In Brooklyn.-ADRIAN h. MULLEN y; "
Anil Is 1868 a. IL o'clock at the Merchants; EIshang'
s.lsmoom NO III Broadway the handsome Ss!Ory nii1
uo a3.cO built by days work. and contains all eonven
enes gas water stationary basins water eS'e %s e.
az Bedford.ay sad 4th-sI Particnlars Maps Ae
>, ,bs oaies Of the Auctioneers No. 81 Pine.sL
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Ch. r;,c;uunsi Election.

The following is table OF the V0'e' 'A'' IL ''''
cinnati last Monday:
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Estnhlished Over Quarter OF Century.
DR. sNAfNE'3
COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY.
Has proved be the ecscious remedy yet discov
cred for ell pulmonary complaints Coughs. Sore
Throat, Hosrsoness Asthma, Bronchitis, He-
I' moptysis (SpiuiDg Blood) Short Breath,
Group Waiting Flesh, Psins and Sore -
.. q ness, Weak Bresst, Ticklipe irfita-
tiop, or Rising in the Throat,
Broken Constitution from
the abuse Of Calomel
aud other causes,
all Throat, Breast
and Lung
. Complaints. Let o.
no disease, however
bad II may be, or length OF
time Il may have existed, dis
courage you until you have tried
this great MedicsnlentuIn. Wonderful
cures have taken place when, to all human
probability, Il could not be possible Ere
pared only By DIR. SWAYNE son, No JJo sixth
above Vine Philadelphia Sold by Druggists and dealers
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Bnsness Noiirss.

TRUssEs. DIR. RIGGs's HARD RUBBER Null
rIPEDAL TRus, invites the most searching criticism This
instrument and VARCOcKLE Truss may bo seen 1T Dr.
AIuVs once No Q B0rclay.st.. New-YoTk.
DRAP-DHAP-DRAP.
TT. - ARTIFICIAL EARS or Sound MAGyIFIBR,
~ n Jss Bend your address and pamphlet will be sent
Addiess T. HAsLAN,
No 81 John-st., New-YoTh.
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FIRST DISTRICT.
NAMING IT, Rsp......l049 400 Hyde Dem........''lo'is|
Msority for Henry @. Deming.
SECOND DISTRICT. . 49,,
w.rnet Rep,.,,......lu4l5 English, Dem...:: 'llS'o
. Majority for James e. English ..........l,UA
THIRD DISTRICT. go,
Q,s,Ssgae Rsp.,.8825 Converse, DEM ...:'''o'4'i
Majority iof Augustus Brsndegee."."..2,Sss
FOURTH DISTRICT. o,v7
unhh.,d Ran....ll2 46 Woodruff, DEM. :::.'lV''0'
Majority for John VI. Hubbard. ....''"''s''
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IL. Nnruu Won


OrpIcg on INTERNAL REVENUE. SIXTH CoLLEcrioS}
DISTRICT OF NKw.YoRK. !
Annual Tax Notice.-Notice is hereby given that tae
ANNUAL LIST OF TANES assessed In this Collection Dls
t Co ths YEAR 1902 has been received from the Assessor
and that duties therein specified are now due ana
will attend, personally or oy Deputy At ny Cinee, 1Sn'
DAILY (sxcspt on Sundays rom the date hereof until and
Including MONDAY. the i3h day Of April inst~ni, from
% inciuded In an. aforesaid list are those Plate
Carriages, Yachta Billiard Tables and Tor Licenses 70 per
in occupations liable therefore on tue ' Oh
September. 1852. ana not yet taken. ,,r
XII persons who ne,sct pay the Duties and Taxes as
es.ed and returned in the list aforesaid WITHIN the ps
GESTuM RDbIrioN1L upon the amount hsLeetDaisd
New. York April ., 1853. WILLIAM ohIoN,
Collector Sixth District OF Nsw-foIk
Attention.. Loynl League Men.-BADGES are
ready aud may be procured by addressing D W. E'E6ErI
BOX No lGa PoCtcs, no. Ill Fuison-st, second floor
Price single badge IS cents by MALL $40 per lco by expires
RI (irav,,1 Rus,ian and. Turkish Vapor Baths,
No. ii Buyerds-Open daily for Gentlemen irVm to IN
snd 10 D. NJ and for Ladies from 10 to IL M attended
by Lady On SUNDAY from to Y a. M ior dent'sne'
only Single Baths rs cts. Twelve Tickets, 1T.
WIN. PHILIPPsoN, Superintendent Of Baths
Ata Meeting Of the New-YOrk LAW Iusti
tute hed at the Library, April 1853 the following prei
BILE and resolutions proposed by Charles Tracy and seconde
by James w. Gerard were unsniooously adopted:
Hhssa Sncs the last meeting OF the NewYork Law In
stirue its venerable President JOHN ANThON, esq, no
| been removed BY death therefore,
Reached Thai we held the deceased 10 great respect am
hs eminent ability learning and efficiency a.
lawyer and biz distinguished career and courteous Deailn
Al the bar well ios his valuable services to me La" In
stute Of which no was oae .. te Ioapae' anu 20
R.ored That in order express the regard Of the mem
TO honor his menoy these resolutions be inscribed ON 70
and copy be transmitted to me famuy Of tho q
| ceased and that the same DO published:
(AspPyl kQBEAx EalAETg. k'0ssS'aa siiEss1II,
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ROGERS g. RAYMoND's
CENTRAL CLOTHING WAREHoUsH.
Nos. l21, I23 and lis Fulton.st..
Opposite The New.York Herald 0ficel.
BROADWAY STORE: No. 2l4 Broadway.

(Opposite The New.York Herald 0ficel.
BROADWAY STORE: No. 2l4 Broadway.
Clothing materials Of all kinds have advanced. The under
signed anticipated the rise and purchased largely beforehand
both in the FoaEIes and HoxE MARxEr They propose to
SILL as they BoUaHT. at MODERArx RATES. Whstever
other houss, may do THEY determined to maintain the
REPUTATION OF TwKsrrrvE YnAss srAsDiss
for Extraordinary Cheapness well Ugh Fashion. Conse
ousntly the price lis, of their splendid Stock of
MRss SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
for 1852 unsurpassed BY In the country in style and va
rieiy, will
Nor BB ADVANCED
One Fraction above last years figures The same rule viii
apply to their extensive assortment Of
BOYS CLOTHING,
which comprises all the dsshg European dress and fancy
sylos for Spring and Summer together with School suits
&c. in great variety The firm make specially OF THU
branch Of their business and Mothers win do well to e1
anime their new fashions.
MILITARY UsIRoRMs.
adapted to all grades Of the Army and Of all sizes form
portion Of the Stock Of both establishments and Officers car
be elegantly 6tted out ON INSTANT very modera'
expense. No deviation from the prices asked.
RoGHEs RAYMOND,
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Important Announcement!
JoHS MOVFAr & Co.'s
PRINCIPAL OYVIoK. No. 80 East l7th..t,

JoHS MopFAr < Co.'s
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. No. 81 East l1th-st.
NEw-YORK, April 10, 1858.
A CARp.-JoHN MoFFAr Co. beg to inform the
trade aud public that they bave nothing to do win the
of any other medicines than those now
ppiver.aly known q JOHN MoFFAT Co.'S GENU-
me VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS" and JOHN MOE
FAT Co.'S GENUINE PHOENIX BITTERs' that no
other medicines like them are now manufactured and 'od
ANYWHERE and attempt to place an INJUNCTION
their business only been done In order to produce
gaon that there shadow of foundation In law OF
m for any ressnt upon the manufacture and sale Of the
above medicines and that the propretors will soon be pre-
pared 10 supply the eat demand for the articles without
being subjected to through parte statements and
.@d.v,t,. JOHN M0FFAT & Co.
Paper at less than Manufacturers Prices.
No connection with tho combined -
MONOPOLY FOR HIGH PRICES.
am selling Note Paper from 81 per iesD up Letter ~
M and esp 81 ard every description OF Paper at less
thsn amy other Paper Dealer for cash.
Orders by mail promptly hled - r,nn
Wholesale Paper Dealer.
No, a Beck man-s, N. Y. The Old stand
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Loyal National League,

Loyal National League.
SUMTER MEETING.
Tn. officer. Of the meeting aud all delegates to the mssiins
rsqlsted oa Al The nall the League. No. siJ Broad
way, for their Badge, and Tickets to the stands
IA ROOSEVELT. Secretary.
sumter Anniversary.-sPEAK whs have 40
CO pted Invitations address the GRAND MEETING 81
LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE. at UaiOn -.qaArs. are re-
que.sd to meet the Committee Of Reception on sArUR-
DAY AFTERNOON. at O'Clock, at tho Reading Room o
tb. Everett, House north side Of Union Square corner oil
l7,h..t and .,h.r IA ROOSEVELT. Secretary.
Speakers at the sumter Meeting To-Day.
Tho folio log Gentlemen will Address the Grand Meeting
OF the LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE Union Square
THIS AFTERNOON;
Gen. HAMILTON Of Texas
Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
Hon. ID. g. DICKINSON
Gov. MORTON ofIndiAna
Gen. JOHN CocHRANE.
Gen. v. sIGRL.
0en. FREMONT.
Hen HENRY WILSON
Senator FOSTER Of Connecticut.
Hon ROSCOE CoNkLING.
Hon JAMES WADSWORTH
Rev. Prof Il. d. HITCHCOCK.
Rev. WM. ADAMS. ID. ID.
Rev. DR.. vERMiLfE.
Hon. J. A. BRIGGS.
GEO W. CURTlSS
Col STEWART L. W0oDFoRD.
Loyal National League.
THE COUNCIL aud EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE are
requested to meet punc,ually THIS MORNING at their
Rooms No. 8l3 Broadway, at half past nine O'Clock.
JAMES A. ROOSEVELT. Secretary.
New-York Typographical Union No. 6;-An
Adjourned Meeting Of hi, Union vii be held At the hoom
No 1883 Bowery THIS (Saurdayl EVENING. at o'clock,
for the purpose Of tTanssoting unfinished bo.l
X. Is. HILI, Rec. sec. ~. ~ fAlLiHo, freTt
! Veterans of the National Gnnrd-ELECIl0N
NOTICE-New-YoIG April IL. l8GJ-Ihe Anpusl Meeting
of Association the election Of twelve members to the
Boafd of Management and ihIe inspectors oil Eseon WI
h. held u Headquarters IN. g. AImoryl on MONDAY
EVENING. 18th inst. at u O'Clock. BY order Of
Col. LINUS ". STEVENS
Fnvts r. THEnAIy, Secretary p!o tenn.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
Vote for Governor.
1883.
Vote for Members Of Congress.

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IHE CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE is
IS Liberal Discount to the trade Adde'S HyNEY CRAIG
F Wv Uenre hi'd floor R.taed Broadway by
soWLEa& WILLS 3o0iC SHKPARD, so; Low 1885, MCFAR-
ttsD ss7 cor 23d-st Optical Institute under BAoun's
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIN-
ARY AND SEXUAL sYsrKMs-New aud Y.l.bs ,r.,tmeutia
Asp1 Of ths HOWARD AssOouTIos-ssnt IN sealed ette
sa9Pes hce OF charge. Address Dr. J. SKILLIN H0UGH
TON Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa