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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-07
By J. O. Me6 UIRR Il co. Auctionsers.
TWELVE DksIRABLE BUILDING LOTS o

By J. y. Mcd UNI q %. Auotioneers.
TWELVE DksIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
l. ELRvRsTH sTHsEf, ssTvEHH zoRrH srRxRT
AsE RHODE ISLAND IvEEUR-0n WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, November Iltb, 1t 4 o ctonk on tae
premises. shall sell the western half Of square
No ST.. frontiog on Eleventh street between north
p street ard Rhode Island avenue, divided into
twelve Building Lots. OF % feet front eaca, and
running back 81 feet to q ten foot alisY.
Terms: One half CASH the remainder ia six
months With interest, secured By deed Of trust
the premises.
Cost of eonveyAncss. including 3. Revenue
Clamps to bs paid By the pure =. ser.
nc6 J. g. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auofs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-07

WANTED-An OIHICx BOY, from Is to %
w years of age. Must reside In the nei ghbor
hood OF the Oh CO None need appls without good
references. Cal At the Dental Once. $50 Pam.
ave- bat 18th ard L3t h alta. IA
XNAHTID-At the Treasury Extension twenty
w CARPENTERS. To good workm the high
est wages viii be given and steady work Apply Of
she offoe Of Construction, Tras ury Building
ISAIAH BOG ERS,
Supervising Ar ehitsct.
sA9-H FChranioIs I
WANTED SECOND HAND HURNITURE
w Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and
Housefarnishins Goods Of every description
B. BUCHLY, S2e nh st,
D-n bet. q and II. east side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-07

BT HRKEN d WILLIAMS 4uotiSnssrs,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT PaONTISa ON
3p, Bsrw BBE soUfB D AND sraRa1s ISLAND
AUCTION W EDN EtDAY, the lIsa inst We
ghalI rell. in front Of the premises att o'clock D.
viz:
North west part OF Lot No. Z, In sausrs No S7s
having . front OF IS feet Sd street west. runnin
bsek 10H feet, bstw nth aad streets. IslAai
THIS property Ii handsomely situated in Q Oddly
improving peigh Dor hood and Pc feStly srAded.
Terms cash.
nod IRepl GREEN & WILLIAMS Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-07

~ GREEN WILLIAMS Auctionsers.
IEEEKsToRY BRICK HOUSE AND Lof
IVES AT AUcrIok.-on MONDAY, the ST. instant,
shall sell, in fropt OF the pre1t,es o'cloeS
p. N west part Of Lot No 20. In square No. TO-
~i;h tbs Improvement, WHOA are g I'd Tire
9th .r necessary uat buildings.
The p,op.rty has wide front on north u,
rup...f.G back to O 81 foot alley.
Terms One third cash b,lanos In And IA
month for notss bearing intsrss: rom day Of sale
A deed given and deed OF trust taken
All ey .noing ct the cost of the purch Aker In
oiudiEg Stamps.
Possession given in short time After sale
no2 6RREN WILLIAMS Aucts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
FROM CANADA WEST.
The Immense Lumber Trsde-Tbe Militia
Movement-Extrnordin GIut Of Sill |
vcr-Great Change in sentiment To-
wurd the United States.

Correspondence Of Tho N. 4. Tribune
TORONTO, &. w, April 49, 1863
spent to-day in Hamilton, and noticed that the
bay in front of the city completely covered with
hewn red elm timber, which is being formed
into RATS TO 20 down the lake and river 10 Quebec,
thence to be exported to England. Tie amount 10
enormous, and the cars of the Great Western Rail-
way are taxed 10 their utmost capacity in bringing
it to the Lake. Do you suppose that our amiabe
cousin j. Is. has become panic-stricken on account
Of his impartial neutrality, and is preparing for the
dressing down which be so richly deserves
Another mysterious operation II the organization OF
the militia, and the erection in all the principal
cities Of immense drill sheds. There il one being built
in Hamilton about twice the size Of Union Skating
Pond, inclosed by bIgh board fence. The frame
work II no temporary affair, but solid structure.
You have heard OF the great amount Of American
silver coin winch is in circulation. have inquired
and ascertained something about the quantity IL Is
almost fabulous. Those who understand nometbing
about money matters estimate that IN Hamilton To-
Tonto aud London there ale ut least thirty tuBs.
Some OF the merchants hang up pLicards IN their
stores stating American Silver taken at per cent
discount " person does not really know how
poor he ID until lie 10 Canada with his pockets
iull OF greenbEcAs.
zee that the Canadian Parliament proposes to
administer cold comfort 10 the skedadlers from tue
service and the draf., there il proposition enter.
tanned TO return them 10 the United States gnd il
Will pass, too. There 10 thing which ain lup-
py ~ notice, that Is tue almost unalnou good feel
ing now manifested by tho Canadians toward the
United States while they have NOT IL word 10 tay in
favor OF those miserable devils who ale fighting
against us. j was III Canada during the Trent a.
tar, and meeting now the same ueu met then,
have rome means OF Judging respecting The almost
complete somersault III public opmion on American
ullaIb. 81, IAMKEsCI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
ZEN. sTAaEL,s RECONNoIssANCE
Continued from First Page.

the previous Saturday. The retresting Rebels had
GONE nobody knew whittier. The march home"sIu
was commenced tue object of the expedition hSLVn
been attained and the men and horses 0elng pre-
thoroughly tlred. The roads bad at hrst oeen
worse by rain during the morning, and 'he haI,sS
eanght fast in the mud The column Was , 20 On
untH the pieces were extricated, ana tIsu W;dde.
IN silence and i'll darkness until 1t reacheo .t,er
burg AZ shout 9 o'clock Wednesday mofnihg' A Mni
short rest the march was resumed 70 h H.. tba
ing oere for three or foef n I,o'se
column again moved on to Fairfax Court hCus1,
ana tie troops were all in camp oy J,oen
this rornipg Thity-eight prisoners were a@Aos'
three Rebel Officer Rebel conscrll.ohi
Ger and priystes from MOsebys White g. Stuart anu
In,n"din's commands. Many citizens WHO were cap
,n,ed though protesting innocence, could not saeis
tae,orjy .x.ian the presence Of firearms In their
bonses A number of letters and documents were
fond which win be of service in proving the com
nIity ofrrofess ed citizens with Moseby's guerrias.
About ore hundred horses were also captured.
This expedition has demonstrated that Moseby q
fofce proper consists Of about twenty-five men; that
with The peghboring farmers and innocent citizens
his band can be aurReDted TO about three hundred
that When he desires he receives re-eniorcements
from White or Stuart, as the case may be- Hanging
Is certainly too coed tor these
rureerers and !. is TO be hoped that an example
wild soon be made of this class Of part thief, part
mauI auder, bat s.o soldier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
Third Regiment N. ". Cavalry.

HEApQuARTHRs DEPARTMENT NoETH CsEotfSa. I
18Th ARsr CoRPs, EEwBzKs, Apnl -. lsbJ }
SPECIAL ORDERS No. l2S: The General Com
nandng desires to express Col Simon H. Mix his Off
and men, Of the Third Regiment HswYors Volunteer
Cavalry his appreciation Of their conduct aud efficiency In the
various actions in which they have been engaged with the
enemy during their year, service in the Department Of
North Carolina.
The Regiment will in'cribe s standard End the several
companies their sudon the OF the battles and sr
nhe. in which they have participated, prsViou'Iy d.
Iected IN Orders.
The bAteag Of the eth Confederate (CsboneD Cavalry
which captured by Companies and y OF the Third
Ne~Yort Cavalry near Ie Ws.hagton, the lsh lost
in gallant and successful charge against superior numbers Of
the foe 10 presented TO thu reg nent dsnsuished mari
Of the favor and appreciation in which Col Nil. command
10 held By command Of
MsJ..Gen. J. O. FOSTER,
Southland HoyYsAs A. A. o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

THEArEns.-The engagement Of Mrs Heron at
Niblos Garden closes tonight, when Aurora
FLOYD will be repeated for tie last time tins season.
MAN zee Rose" and lie Joie Fai, Peur' are
the peces announced for repetition this evening ut
the French Theater.
Mr.. j. y. Clarke's successful drama, "Luck; or
The Gentleman of NaiGre," will probably be with
drawn after tonight from the bills Of the Winter
Garden, to give place to other noveltiea Mr.
C!arkes delightful acting in THE piece gives ii an n
terest Of which the crowded houses of the past five
u hts have been the natural consequence. "The
Toodles' will he repeated every evening until fur
Their notice.
new comedy, entitled Lost and Won, will be
produced next Monday at Wal.acks Theater.
Miss Lucille Western appears this evening for
tie lat time at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music.
Miss Bateman o. engagement at Nblc's opens next
week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
The Brondway RniIrond Hill.

AIniNT, Fifay, May T. Isb5
The Governor heard the argument this after
noon on the Broadway Railroad bill, after which he
stated he would take final action on 1t without
DELAY. A. r. Stewart. Horace +. Clark, and AlnasA
q. Parker spoke sgainrt the bill, and r.. X. Law
=, nee and L. C. Fields for it. Among the opponents
present were A. I. Stewart, W. Is. Aston, r. l.
Stewart, Peter Lombard, Wells Blackstone, }. +.
Williams, ID. II. Haight, Peter Gilser, Augns,us
Schell. Horace +. Clark, 4. Roosevelt, AID Bailey
Campbell, James Murphy. Geo. Marshall, Richard
B Connolly, 4. q. Fields, Luke +. Correns, and
A. Lawrence.
The Governor has signed the act ela,ive 10 tax.
ing mobied corporations and sssoclstont ana the
act amending the banking laws Of this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
Railroad and steambost Convention.

BuRLIssTos VI, Friday, May !. 1853
The Convention Of railroad and steamboat lines,
between Montreal and New. York, WAS held IN this
place to-day.
time table was agreed upon, to take eilect GU
Monday next az follows: Leaving Montreal at 6
a. m. and 3, 4, D. III. for Troy. Albany, and New
York, and leaving Troy and Albany at 73O and
D. M for Montreal and Ogd.nsburgh.
The steamboat company on Lake Champlan com
mence on Monday next running line OF boa's 10
and from Rou,es Point and Whitehall; leaving
Whitehall in the morning aud evening on the arrival
Of the trains; also. leaving Rouses Point IN the
morning and evening on tho arrival OF the trains
from Montreal and Ogdehsburgh, and connecting
with the trims and steamboats, ~ Troy and Albany
from New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

Their preventive operation simple. Acting directly opn
the stomach and through the stomach upon the hvef h
bowels the circulation and the nvous syies they im9sA
to the whole organization desee on sisor ond ssshe''!
Which enable, us to resist the usshy ATMOSPHERIC i"hr
suces BY which so many dtr-shs nssdes are produces
aud prolonged The great peeDosing Cause OF 'ickne N
CossrirrrIoSAL and PaYsIosL DRLTr DiseAe, cow
ard generally sssas the feeble aud from the 'iT0ns
aud this especially tue Of the fens o. aa when pre-
vail At the breaking p Winter The hot warm days OF
spring thaw out from the ifolcn 'a',h tHe Gle
neut, Of iunlnerlble Amsa,s rhe miasr,A "" III
al dramatically sealed et pose in eloao' - 'p'r '0s
Fever aud Agse, Bilious kemttent fo's.' '"''s'N"'"'
Liver Complaint. DpL,heri-, KAeamAti'i Bilious C'hc,
Ashus Coughs Coli- Physics. sid Aenai Depression and
low sul feeble condition. OF al The viii iuar esnoas
the consequences Of the s'es spnrf tas"
which Ills the air with luwhoe'oHe damp' FAtgy "a ae'
,4nes sg.in, thee p,osratng aud destructive agerees
eapale the system ps were ~ res9uag 20 pure tome
aud alternative which viii bring every snd aser o. the
the hes, possible state for Fesisn the hYng az
rows Of discase which tn fog. and WINS MTeh APl
and May bear upon their .Depi,ie wnga hasmoeT task
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
PIe.NIe ANp PIlrsENrArIoN.-Yerlerlar nlter.

Picnic AND PKEsESrATioS.-Yestcr after.
the meibeI OF tine 9Th Regiment NewYoE Vounrers
wo returned Ia tho early part OF this from the seat Of
war their term Of service having expired were with their
families sad ficnds entertained Landnann- PARA ty their
former ,u.er. During the aer4oo o. their late
Col. Prince Salu S1lm upon the ground aud wa.
received Win loud cheers. So)uaewaid Sergeant Schacn
behalf OF the aerscanis copora. and private of the
meat Ieeucd him with elegant sword sash bel. and
oricbOI. The .oclpan u this costly in c.poudol bushy
and told the chat II any OF hrn thought OF ,ust.s
gain remember the old 8th Rrgimsniha, he wonli be
ihcr leader Several Of the officers had already spoken TO
him and ho should seofsano the B at early day. The
remarks OF tie Colonel received With loud ch.or.
many Of tho gathering Mound HIN asd expressing tiieir
deteInIasiion to enlist ssaiu under lis bsiiSsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
IMPORTANT MEXICAN NEWS.
DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH At PUEBlA.
They Are Driven Out Of the City
With Great Slaughter.
SAN FaAsorsco, Cal. Thursday. April 30 iSo''

The German Democrat, Of this city publishes
,eter dated GO miles southeast of Acapulco Mexico
April 49, giving the following highly important '"'er
rsws from Puebla. The letter says:
"An express from the City Of Mexico on the ''h
" On the 5th and 9th Of April, the French, after
severe fighting aud great suffering ana slaughter
succeeded in retaining portion OF Pueols,
with s,ill greater slaughter, driving them at the
point of the bayonet beyond the outposts OF the CITY,
1.-THE French then retired to Cholula, seven miles
from Puebla, where they were fortifying them
selves"
There il no means of knowing whether this news
comes from trustworthy source. The Democrat,
however, credits it.
Sailed bark Amazon for Hong Kong She carries *lcooo
In tIessure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
Thi, is tue llst Day Of The show.


LAST DAY or THE DOG Snow AT BAR
NuSs-rhe very -et and the closing exhibition. will be
the OF the whole week. 20 wit: All Tuf PRHMirN
Docs OF oil the previous days witch euonce the very
choicest specaus ofevrry brer known. o. course shr"
Will crowd every oody being srn Aer
the fullest extent thsro viii be- thee dramatic perform
at A. - aud a o'clock. r. Al IL O'Clock forenoon
there viii be an auction safe OF choice dogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

Ny SournrRs FmENDs.-" Among the most i'm.
portani volumes yet published, as direct aud
authentic testimony with reference TO the Rebellion
isa work by Mr.. Kirke, which may be regarded in
manner, AS supplementary to and Illustrative othis
highly popular book called Among the Pines In
My Southern Friends he depicts, with graphic
ability, wha, fell under his own observation; Ice
draws characters, he paints scenes, he narraies n-
cdents of re Al life at the South. We are admitted
through him, to the homes the plantations, the TALK
and walks and works OF the people waging Il
wholly unjustiiinblo and most vindictive war against
The republic. In their habits OF liic their social re-
alionf, their personal characters, We fluid key to
much that is enigmalical in the origin OF Secession
in the devotion 10 Slavery in the ignorancc pre-
JUDGE and revenge which at first struck MS with
establishment. These vivid sketches are AS interest
lug as chapters of Il novel, aud they form nn import;
ant part OF the indirect testimony whereby the future
historian will eucldale the present bloody crisis"
Boston Evening Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
INVALUABLE ~ CAMP.
MEDICAL STAFF OF THE ARrY
HOSTErTER'S BITTLHS

congratulate the troop. in for tie non ~ tie
probability that Ito AnCtrSRNTgD CoNrEAcr NlsrfsNr'
present used By the Amy sls.ons vii ,ooa
re ,upeT.eded BY thu Pdre.t and best f0i -..'e I'd
ygorant that has presented to 20" 'e ie '
or any other county. Since the commenced cc1siiei
sh- quantites OF the preparation Lsyc neeu RON
ne t. time field md officers oo;h n Ia "es'cs aad
Eastern armies Tor tler persouA use s lrii@s ron
ZONE Of the Io,s euuu.at military go ,ree at'e't
the -. iaoidiaAry yitles Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

HOTEL ARuyALs.--Gen. II. II. Baxter, Vermont
Ueat. Woodrow, IT, :. Navy Couulald Van Reupsslaer,
tss and r. u. CoomDs Bangor Me- are among t
sfIiyas A. the hstI House
1he Hon. ii. Z. Kelsey snl Jno b Conger Eew-J,rsey;
4. G. Yates 81 cutt j. IL. stone. Baltimore; j. Cook NJ
caso ald 1hOs H. Pawn L. ). Navy al the Metropo
tai Hotel
Commander J. IL. spott. 4. s. Navy T. Perkins Toronto
Dr. hereford. Hinord Son, e. Richmond Detfoit u.a
col. ). w. Tuner Hcu, the st. NcAoi4. Hotel
MsJgf H. William. ana ~ &. Chulci u. ). Afmy; Gov.
W. CsrI.ton 90. Lo'sel Ind W. b. Baker Cleveland ae
OF tho fItL.ayonue Hotel
Maj ID. ID. Perkins, u s. Auny H. Uphsm and wilo and
o. d. Howe and wie, Boston, and ID. ". Muuey, Ioionlo
are the breyooit House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
Among the pa.sengers by the .I.im.bp Ams,ica

yesterday for GreJtown Is Mr. Williem H. Hess well.
known teesnphe who Is 10 make his headquarters at Virgin
Bay, Nicaragua Mr. Al goes out to EcArssas to sopern
tend the construcon Of Telegraph Lines oi the Transit
pay aud his long experience ia his profession country
renders him eminenuy 1T FOR his post lie is accompanied
by corps Of assistants selected with much care Alten.
ton 10 the requirements OF The service
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
NAVAL.
Nf o RTAST CHANGE IN THE PLAN OF TIL
QpINTARD IRON-CI.AD BATTERY.

I&f o RTAHT CHANCE IN THE PLAN OF TIE
QUINTARD IRoN.CLAD BATTERY
L. was yesterday announced that the iron.clsd
bate TT Onondags, building by Mr.. George Quin-
tard or the Government, is not to be finished She
wae have been launched next week, and, being q
novel; in naval architecture considerable interest
was cit in Der progress. 1t appears that orders
have cen received here from the Navy Department
directi x Admiral Gregory to step the preparations
for laui ching and to commence at once improve
ments 1 her srmor, whicL I will take some time TO
execute. She 40 10 have 6 wooden and iron mail
over tbe bull as il stands ct present.. There being
no wooden packing 10 the ship, and the iron onside
haviog beer fastened with through bolts TO the hull
1t waa suspected all along that sons radical change
would re mace IN !he plan OF her construction.
The Onondaga hss already been described ia these
Columns Mr.. Rowland is building her, on Mr.
Quintsrds plan, and expected TO have her ready for
launching by the 10Th ult. She is 4 $50 tuus bur.
Gen. a5ou. 200 ieet long, aud OF proporopste width
and depth.
INTERNATIONAL COURTESY.
The Navy Department has granted permission 70
tho F!spcb Admiral this station 20 repair one Il
bis frigates at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. and the
authorities ct the Yard ready 70 receive the
eel, which 1ill come up today.
MAILS FOR THE BLOCKADE FLEET.
The Quilted States steam gunboat Ottawa will
leave this port on Tuesday mex, for the rendezvous
Of tie blockade feet Letters, papers and parcels,
properly directed aud sert 10 tbe Brooklyn Lyoeum,
Will iss ctesfluDy forwarded.
Gen Rosecrans has secured about I50 acres Of
choice Ian 10 the vicinity Of Nashville, upon which
be sxefcises The convalescent soldiers. As tie
soldiers fr0m the hospital able and before strong
enough 10 return 70 the field, he details them 10 |
work aPon tbs land, out Of which be expects to
make fne gsrden. which will produce enough veg.
slsblp 10 supply great portion OF bis army. This
IL cot only Siss, sagacioGs, and economical. but O
sanl'Gy measure 'ha, will promote hssIih and ,'ave
lie .s ii.s sfEsy. It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
BrTgERs

ma mean, Of ,u,tru. s,.ensh sd pSomon, eath in The
is. OF hardship "a po,fe, aid ',' as 'ina'H'
To- the wounded rs pasate citizens ma'N o. t1e once"
Il volunteers had pcys $40 hys~iin rorr''' Of The S,'
Gle and therefore wi'es e'or1ed to 1t o. .''' '''e '
remedy whe their Leash is necessarily "s'e'''' pTi '-
i, would be Ia c,u he
p.,sn, il u,y.t "a ,,n-ra or so li,t.c,. sat this
SAMSON m. ,uue, keeucr and 4. dulsc "a sra'ef "a
the Winter thsa 81 iuy other :uic o. yes" End TAR
,n.n s that ttr laoetions OF the J.. bowels AMI
liver are over tsA. during the cold weather u'd e o'sn "
relaxed aud pait..,, torpid condition wen As a"'s'
NOM Therefore this line 10 brace u h'e oss'n'e ''|
.,,,,,iye ot.an, sos t.o ssa,uer snpaign "i''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
Steamers Outward Bound.

UALiFAN, y :, FTitay, Way ], IlhJ
The steamship Europa sailed at u clock yesterday
evening for Boston, where she will be due early on
Saturday morning.
The Arabia arrived here from Boston at "a o'clock
this morning. and sailed again at o'clock for Lv-
pool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
Fire nj wiIlinmspor,, Pm.

WmLnrsFoRT Friday, MAY l. 1868.
States extensive steam tanneTy and number Of
dwellings and other buildings were buried this
afternoon. The celebrated uoiting horse Redro,
owned by Samuel Go-man pershed in the iiames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

boston, fuiay, MhJl, lihL
Secretary Chase, now n VISIT to lhs ely, is re-
ceiving attentions from Gov. Andrew aud many
prominent citizens. lie has rooms at the Revere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

AGscft!snncni
EAN-I AND.-psN chOlOuN: Origin Of Dreams

UKEAM-LAND.- 10y CHUIOrli VIIsIH N ITIFHIHH,
Siruihciucr 81 ufeamts smtuyi Personal EKPrrucr
Dream OF Quaker with rules tor them interpretation bu il
No.k arr Dnuer 1Ls stomach aud The Mlud PhyoieGy
AID tho Papi' hy ClrrrymHu Hnpps Blind Man isey
Pictures; Tho Ann.,rrrars. sc. Ia PA,enoogcai Jou
Tor May 10 csnt.. IJNLg W Etis Broadway, n. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
IIosTETTEKS BITTFNs.

10 negee. tits yrscau,ion under such eenn'''ce' " 70
lsite CHkoNo lSIGh,ioN tie mot r''sn'.'Y 49, a'
lrs,t snns OF Oh conr.at,u'
.Rsrrpt 81. well Preventive ihi' e"e-sa;ed nsas
l corda ianss aniop the mot poca, p,cafs ions o. lt
usc Itbresas ag late 'icp, ar4 rruii.er' 'r ' elt
ly ard without deu.tuus the pa,ieu, 800 'o'5 rlif
ron Ia di-o.ier. OF tl yes aud tie bc~ - ror 81 con
,slut OF the stoa d neatly iaa' a''.' ahYHis'
human ori sin p.rt-d be .eArI''
weakus.. 1t l. ltegt , ahIrauuNG EtiAb N'r'ae'.et"
val ind It the sa-t a best inyi.o'nt aai trsise e''
administered To exhausted hlmsaN. J. i.UHiced '''
ab,outey nee from all she se iai. "ic" tos'
.aso the csmpo,,lou q oduary tdniye " sns on" W
ciec, upon the system i, wohia'a soothing a.
quscng
Let those wAo ~.. 10 is4rs taeir hca.,a he Se"'''
$50
H0SrErrN8S STOMACH Wt iERS
as srritg ael Acme
irera'ed by
uO$rETTER 6 SMITH
PIrrsBUAUh. PENN-
And sold by al nrr.f is,. and Family Jfoe''
New.York oace. M i?s BEoad~.y'
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HEALTH AND AMUSEMENT CONFINED at The
new LIGHr GINNAsTIc AoApENY. No. % West IL h,h,
" be opened by Mrs. PLCIH. on M0NpAN May
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Receipts 81 Produce.

MAY 81 600 Bbs IIoar 2Ot bsgs Corn Meal 1900 bbs
WHISKY, 500 pigs Provisions. 100 pays L-a w Ds.s
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person IN great distress gets WoiCoTT'S
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aud ueufisl instantly cstaIh aud weak nerves IN teN
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THE PERILS OF THE SEASON,
HOW TO AVOID THEM.
4, Of infinite Importance to The public 20 know that
HOSTETTER STOMACH BIrlERS 4.@
SPRING OF TIE YEAR.

prevent, relieve aud cure tie complaints. ns aevsens'
liis climate during he h