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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

CLAIMS AND PATEETs.-Bounty, back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents and every other
class Of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed. No charge unless successful -
Write to US and we will send you our paper
C, G. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, D G. juneS:R2S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

CLAIMs. AND PATENTS. tS-''i
We srS authorized by Government to collect
500 Bounty, 'ss1s'
ue discharged soldiers, also the widow, children,
nghtful heirs of all deceased soldiers also
I Pensions, &Ez -,
which every discharged soldier who was DIS
b sd.In the service, is entitled Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
n sisters as they are sevsrally entitled under
Back Pay, -@
iue discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or eashod. Also,
Prize Money .,,.-
Money due enlisted months men; money
1ue teamsters, and every other class of clam
growing out of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS. i.-a.
81 Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
are NOT Ii -ensed. aa.as
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
u much interest to soldiers and their heiFs.--
serd US your name and stamp, and We will send
copy freei or twelve copies, one each month,
or IS cents. OF
Apply to US in person or BY letter, with stamp,
and yeur business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and 70 charge until after we have &C.
oomp ished what We undertake. F-a as't
....... .-..-. @. 6. BRUCE,
Odice-IjynnAu's BLOCK. near the OouFt house,
GavelaNd, and No. 443 Ninth Street, Washing
ton, D. C. lsnsI:u
- Dr., Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
ElectroPsthy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sis, Rheumatism, serofulA, Neuralgia and all
asrVous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
EEns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
qfVen 10 many formidable eases cured in this
eity after other physicians had failed. See Rd-
ssFtissment in smother column Once No. 11p,
Seneca stFest .- HaaF
sphOr0oCyPos- s
Simpson Is, beyond all question, superior
rtist, and we adVse those wishing to get hne
ikeness to call upon him. A visit to his gal
lery, No. S5S Superior street, will richly repay
bofH -'siu~- strausar PsTs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

BATH1EG--This excessively warm wealth
sr is potent reminder of the pleasures Of
the bath. If you would enjoy them 20 to
the Angler House barber shop, J. Goettler,
proprietor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

DISTURBANCE BIZ yesterday
morning about o'clock, number of men in
the employ Of Gardner & Hemming's Circus
got into difROulty with a colorsd man
on Frankfort street, near Seneca. Some
blows were interchanged when the negro
ran followed by the circus men. The negro
ran into Davis tavern and his pursuers ran
in after him, knocking down Davis. who
stood in the door, with stick of wood.
They then began to smash the bar, furniture,
&c, The table in the dining room on which
breakfast was spread, was overturned, doing
considerable havoc to the erocksry. They
dispersed very soon after. Mr.. Davis obtain
ed the aid of the police, and six of the rio
ters whom Davis identified were arrested and
lodged in the Wateh-house. Their names
are as follows Charles Brown, Charles Fos-
ter, Wm. Carey, ". H. Griffin, John Carroll,
Henry Baldwin. They will have an exam
inAtiOn this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

DIABOLICAL ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP SHERIFF
LEWIS Persons in the vicinity Of the Coun-
ty Court House, on Saturday afternoon, were
stsrtled by terrific explosion proceeding
from the sberiff's Office. It was soon ascsr-
tanned that an attempt had been made to
blow up the sheriff with something resembling
an Internal machine. While be was seated
upon stool endeavoring to cool himself with
dish Of ice cream from McMilIans the
machine designed to blow him up exploded
directly beneath the stool. Persons who were
in thsroom assert that the coneussiOn raised
our worthy sheriff about foot from the
stool, which shows the violence of the ex-
pIosion as he weighs in the neighborhoOd of
three hundred pounds, dry measure. When
he came down on the stool again after being
blown up, every leg of that stool shrisked
and writhed. Fortunately be escaped se-
rious injury. No arrests have yet been
made though suspicion points very sharply
towards certain deputy sheriff and the Pre-.
prietOr of popular restaurant near the
Court House. The perpetrators cunningly
chose the Fourth Of July in which to blow
the sheriff up so that if detected they might
plead that they we're simply celebrating" !"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

The latest of1ciai dispatch received here up
to tois hour. from General Meade is dated Head-
quarters, 7 A. N, July 1 b, which merely -tafes
that the enc y have with irawn from has posi-
tons O"cupied for attack on Frid y.
The infoTmstion in the possession Of General
Meade at that hour did not develope the ehsr4c-
ter Of the euemy's movements, Whethrr it was a
retreat or a manouvre.
Reliable infprm%sion received here to-day as
serts that 6 raj Lees Headquarters were az
AshIOwn We Ierday ate noon, and further repre-
cuts that the rebels we're 0rtIfy ing at New
Lands, out in the -outh Mountains, apparently
1 To oovar a rafra-t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

Dr.. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
cally. Office west side of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 23S
Perry street. mar17:444
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

wers found in the wounds in her skull. She
evidently resisted her fate fearfuliy. The
boy bad but one cut.
Mr.. Cry always slept with his money under
bis head. The rObber would not have harm
ed him, probably, had he not awakened,
when the murderOus knife, held in prepara-
ton, descended into bis throat. He seemed
to have died almost without a struggle.
There we're evidently two engaged in the
deed, as the marks Of two pairs of bloody
hands have been discovered on fence in the
rear of the house, where the murdersrs got
over. A woman residing near Coy's house
heard two men getting over the fence at
about the time CT the occurrence. No outcry
whatever was heard from the house. The
package in which was the money was found
near the house it was not bloody.
Until the excitement with regard to the
affair subsidies somewhat, there can be no
thorough investigation. A reward of $1,000
has been offered for the detection of the mur-
derers. There is no clue to them yet.
TIE FOURTH IN THE CrTE.-Independ-
enee day passed off very quietly in the city.
In factit was the quietest " Fourth that We
have seen in several years.
At half past 10 O'Clock the Fire Depart
ment, under direction of Chief Engineer
Craw, made parade through the principal
streets, headed by a band of music. The
steamers, new hose carts and ladder cart
we're decorated with bOqusts, flags, &C., and
drawn as they were by the splendid horses
belonging to the Department, presented fine
appearance.
The steamer Morning Star made an ex-
cursion il the forenoon and afternoon, taking
out large crowds.
The circus and other places of amusement
were tbrOnged. Harry Leslie, aperformer
,-;,l u--il.-,--a---r--- -----.-----------y
crossed from the roof of the hall to the roof
of the opposite building on a rope twice dur
ing the day, to the wonder and diversion of a
large number of spectators who thronged the
street. The performances of the abov men
toned troupe at Brainard's Hall, by the way,
are we'll worthy Of a visit.
Although there was no very special at
traction in town there were a great many
people in from the country, who stared at
the fountain and Commodore Perry, and Law
ishly expended their scrip for lemonade cook
les and shows. There was no very considera-
bic display of fireworks, drunkenness or SINH
lar illumin ations in the evening.
The soldiers at Camp Cleveland enjoyed
fine dinner, provided by the ladies of the
city. They eat their ELL of good things and
enjoyed the occasion much. There was
music and there was speakers, of which we
can but make brief mention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

Captain, Miles NOrtOnj lst Lieutenant,
G, B. Brainard I'd Lisutenaht, Henry Rob-
erts. - .,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06
BRooKLYE.

First District Captain, Abel Fish 1st
Lisutsnsnt, Charles Huan ID Lieutenant,
John Williams Second Distrfct-Cspataiu,
- Hale; lst Lisutsnaut, F. S. PeltOn
2d Lieutenant, George R. Davis. Fourth
Distriet-Captain, B. R. Beavis 1st Lieu
tenant, ]. B. shuII; I'd Lisutsnant, Fred.
0. offender.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

WADswOREH's " DRY Up" FOR CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say We think this med
iciDs is the most valua6le remedy for Cdtarrh
we have ever sold.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06
PRRMTUM FUNDS.
LOCAL NOTICES.
III supOrior-st.

G. A. r E A D & . o.,
BANKEBssa
95 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND, o.
win Give higher Rates Of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
FOB
GOLD and SILVER
Demand Notes,
Canada Money, rr.
Kentucky MDBev.
B'k Oftho state Of Indiana,
q. 8. Coupons interest.
~ ALL KINDS Of o. s. Government Bonds
Bought snd esr Sale. ..----
~ wUECURREFTB BANK NOTES Bought stlow-
est rates Of Discount april:t45
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

Captain, - Robinson 1st Lieutenant
- EdgartOn ]; ID Lieutenant, - CIaf-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06
rEsrH WARD.

First District-oaptain George NeviIIs /;
1t Lieutenant, G.Weidman; I'd Lieutenant,
W q. orduI.-
Second Distriot-oaptain, G. G. Allen /;
Iat Lieutenant, john Thompson % Lieu
tenant, William Bailey. N
Third Distric'-captain, James Nevills;
1st Lieutenant, F. 7. Beck I'd Lieutenant,
VI. Mcdonald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06
sHYENTH WARp-

First District-Captain, Michael Luca !;
1st Lisutsnant, Edward Angel; I'd Iisuton-
ant, c. Koemaks.
Second District-Captain, J. P. Worwick
1st Lieutenant, Lloyd Parker; ID Lieuten-
ant. william HBbott. t------'-=--=r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

DEETwTRI-Dr. B. F. Robinson, Office
so Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done. in the best man
aer and at low price 1sG9R27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

Third District-Captain, t. A. Stow; 1st
Lieutenant, F. CouqueIin; I'd Lieutenant,
NJ. Gallagher.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06
DRUGS AND MEDlGlRE8.

S0O BBLS. REFINED CARSON
yOO OEL-Warranted first rate BurninR Oil.
Prios By single karrel low the lowest. SpeciA
flscount to parties buying Eve barrels at ope time
BENTON BROTHERS,
ott f." gFsupsr1Or-8t-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

First Distriot-Captain, c. H. Carey 1st
Lieutenant, = Brown; I'd Lieutenant, L.
Brennan.
Second District-Gaptain, John g. Mack
1st Lieutenant, Albert Carpenter; I'd Lieut.
enaut, Samuel Johns, Jr. .-----
Third District-Cartain, F. Schewrer; st
Lieutenant, D. Daley; 2nd Lieutenant, Geo.
Gilbreth. ...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

ALL VITRIOL, GA USTIO, SODA
I SODA ASH and SALSODA--Ooal Oh Rehnsri
~ ~ Gap lio oA'i' BEBTON BBOTHBRs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

First District-Captain, Joe MOnyneaux
lst Lieutenant, Barnett Magrsth ID Lieu
tenant, Jonathan Bishop.
Second District-Captain, Conrad B.
Krause Ist Lieutenant, Frederick Smith !;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

LADIES, if you want nice, cool dress go
to Kendan's, or any other dry goods store,
But if you want a delicious glass of Cream
Soda Water call at Halls, II Public Square,
'VOx PoPULL-An who use Hudson's
UnrivaIIed Tonth Pasta nrnnnunte it 90 rnod.1,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06

TIE FOURTH IN THE CITE.-Independ-
enee day passed off very quietly in the city.
In factit was the quietest " Fourth " that We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

GLIDING Porto Rico a, ol Brown Nevoesu: at lots
ne Nshed d. at Va Jsc. and Cubs 81 IolDllsc aso.
800 boxes hsvsrs 0t0Gic Reined are IN deas.d and
iens hpSre; w, quote .o1esta Bolinsll, At EiUa3c-
for Hards I5'@i'3c for 5Of Whites ana llI9kc ~ Yell
lows 49,
SPicFS-fhere ha' been good bgsine,. doing T., the
s't fey days ana p'lce, seer gse aud yery firm
PmyBto 27dz+c Cloves 4 10, Mcs tsd liz g,,t,.a, ~
95r aud Ginger 26dS7c Sales TO-DAY ana la,e ia ynr
OF Jn bags ed r. ppsT at 30c sud ust. CT , ~
sEEDS-A good d. nlnd for c ove.-ed and IN. n,s,is
rather Grer at thee ,ses e 0o bags and b q, io
lllc and Teceanod AZ I2c Tim BOY Seed l. IN rea "a,
qnest u 80 sIO&3 y bushei Rough Faxsrad H. ia a.
a.d aud Arm; sales Of $50 busLels At 80 5a "a % .
bosl-l OF So h.
STEARlN-Ths den,sra 10 fir md the market Il firm.
sa,ss II q 700 n good White a. 1lfc, cash
TpBACCO-A moderate inquiry prevails for Kentucky.
su; prices vr7 strong, Influenced by tie adyanec 10 god
New crop Lugs have sold 49, We qnoe Ls L.f,s f.
lows; Luss. l55i6c Low Leaf lT0lac Medium. "a IRE;
go9d to hne Il and choice .. t5e. Heavy Wetera
ana "a ksvle follows; Logs. IN l9c Low Leaf $50
2c'i Medium 2?a1fc good fac. 25e2oci choice, 800
S@c aud selections 53G3c Manuf3rturrd still 10 fais
demand. bnt les excited: prices maintained
IALLOW-The set IS better and /. fairly active, salss
OF iJsoo at l2t0sic for Westerns l3d3 fos Southern
and Es.setn' i5a lfc. and I3tal3ic. for City.
WHISKY is In limited demand AID the market 10 lowers
sales Of 600 bbla at Sac.
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.~~rs-w-xsz-v-rrEr.s

PREPARATIONS IN MIHsEsorA roRs FRosTiRR
Ramsey Of Minncsot. being
apprsbensive, from information obtained from
various sources, that the Sioux, under Little Crow
are preparing for resumption of hostiliiks in the
Spring, recently addressed Litter TO Gen. Sibley Of
the Department OF the Northwest, asking him to
secure the settlers against the dangers of anotbe.
panic by providing sufficient military force to meet
any attack which the sayages may contemplate
Gen Sibley, in reply uformsthe Governortha 10 hss
already informed himself from the most Trustworthy
Of she condition OF affairs among the severss
Indian tribes in TIE Minnesota District; Assures HIN
that proper steps are being taken to prevent any IN,
fraction OF the peace the part OF the sa'ages ""s
suggests tina, companies of Home Guards be io'rie"
under the authority of The State with view " 80
cert Of action ell tho part of the settlers WV !.
crowded with arms His own beiief however
tIo'.a.D ,'..;,. J,dans will make no descent upon
that s ,nS n', sa lsy ind they not to be aa
,benselvss. in their prairie hau"'s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

ton IN work Of Respectable authority II 6iO.h years may
s 81 a. the time required il Grs Britain and Iesnd 10
thtf sssr sgsls wealth AID 20 tth years the p.od
~ )" men IL ~nnd double per capita.
Is not tiMeult 70 believe that II Fussnd doubled her
IA fb,hth years prior to 1888, the ntsd
w., hVs lon0"d hes IA ileh years be2 inning with 1850
cunt iVN inits or railway IN sdditi to tno. ia u.s
10 lt Onr exports OF dtnestic produce Of
the preceding ten being az GOO coo roye
i1nd' and Old, throughout the Union must bs nj d IN
this showing IN increase Of IS ~ cert
Win these fscts before rs. nave but littls acnv
~ png the rests TO which Data Iced TIN, We
feel a.spred Of rsve sbiity n the debt or The
future by comparison Of che history Of past and tho
he eypeT eHcos # other uatons
The Of raions debt 10 not greater than tho
cr-a,e OF our ability pay t. Unlike all other nations our
oi,a given the a, 81 commercial Transactions
- 10 psd 10 fu within the stipulated time The United
S,e ebt increased in = months ending 29h OF May 1852
4 600 or f3i5 coo 600 in ys9r The debt Of Great
B,tsn ircreaesd from 1912 to 8l3S37 1890 The Un'n
hal capital of national woath In Boo AT least y times
gioater than In 1910. a. 4,
The l,ya States held ve-seven'hs or it, ard ere able to
bear grester burden Of expenditure Than In
the years from TO 1895 when they contributed afey be
yuDd their equal share to the discharge Of I2~o OF cent
IN nineteen ycsa The burden In The former fero, aPp
toned equally among the people was Els 81 20 each indvd
ua II the present deb, b. charged uron the loyal ntses
the share per caps IL 9i a. Appori'D among me toii
population Ola 60 the to each individual % In the
former period. 80
In looking over the history Of the past point with pride
the period when Government purchased m bonds 81
20 cent and look forward 70 the tne
when the Rebellion viii have been crushed the Union re-
stored and the gigantic debt increasing upon us fully paid oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
Aprou,insn. banker, Who returned from Washing.


ton to-day, states that the financial programme, &c
agreed upon yesterday by Mr. Chase ard the Com
mittee OF Conference, was that lie should have
aDtooIlyto lssue four buHdrei millions Of tlree-year
bopds, bearing Z cent interest, ana convertible
into legal tenders at the pleasure Of the holder and
also authority to issue one hundred aud City millions
of legal tender notes, of which one hundred mlons
are 70 be reserved for the conversion Of the above
three-year bonds. When the reserve falls below
this, 1t ID TO be repensbed from the nern. revenue
Mr.. Chase and his friends consider that with the
above short bonds and the long ones aso authorized
by the bill ne will DO enabled to obtain all the funds
lie needs, without resoring to farther largo mia-
ton of the currency. We understand that the one
hundred and fifty millions Of currency authorized as
above does not include the one hundred millions
authorized some time since by joint resolution.
Meantime, wo have seen a private dispatch from
Washington expressing doubt if the measures
recommended by tho Conference Committee will
psss tie House.
The steamer to-day took 1896 430 in Specie.
The following is q statement Of the exports Of
Breadstus from the United States to Great Britain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
PhiIsaciphia Cattle Market Feb. %.

Tho supply Of Beef Cattle this week wa bot moderate U:
oas,inSs Amounting TO I75O head The dems1d was nes
yr ecive And prices were shade less hru the week rrev
ans. Common and ordinary Cattle sold At SO 4a 81 10 y loo
m Good and prime stock sold oA 10 y so % Tho lat
ter price only for extra. .,..
si,EPfl msrset continues active spd all offered % ie
heed sold 1t from 51c y n gross for TIE best quality,
ard from D46ic. for second quality.
Hoas-Ipc receip. OF Hog this week was quite moderate
the supply both wards eouug 10 only 9sv Lead ffiess
ranged irom 81 a 80 25P 100 10 net.
CowsThe sal. Of Cows amounted to l3o head, Mt froo
500 - for sphugen and on 8'J@sf5 Il! Cows With
C.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
COOPER UNION
y FREE COURSE OF LECTURES
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Acting under tina: clause Of the Trust Deed which requires
chem 10 provide Instruction At light Social aud Poi.
ga Science and DESTROYS in these times Of pubic pei! 90 to
discharge their viii eectusy tend to revive in
ali hess, tho Of tae patriotic devotion By which our
liberties gained and hoping thereby to contribute some
What their preservation the Tusec. Of the Cooper Union
announce tha. they Rave made srrangem sn's with
PROFESSOR GEORGE WASHINGTON GREENE
20 deliver in the Great Hell Of the Union, bis Cous Of
Lectures -----
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
beginning on THURSDAY EVENING. March 5 AZ o'o OCH
and continuing MONDAY and THURSDAY EtENISOo,
fer either ak or may be found ped emit
Like ell privileges Of the los udon this course of lee
cures NUT be free ~ all bat In order TO prevent o'ec'o"d
Eng admission will be BY tickets. Which CON he obtained
without charge application at the Nea1insRoom Of The
Cooper Union between the hours of8 IA and p NJ or -
she oooksiore Of Mest Sheldon Co., f Wodbs
and Broadway APPcants requested not to take more
tic6es than actually required ior Themselves aud he
families One ticket will admit only pcrs0u, and % good
.or the course. AbhAM D HEWITT, SecIoidIJ.
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Gmnscmcnig.

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
II A GRAND CONCERT
81 the celebrated .orn Forrsp
And GRAND EHdlolilOE o. ono
LAU GAING 49,
Or. COLON.
.,ba cOOptR INSTITUTE; RI OF ,,d o.
spIDAY ard SATURDAY hVENINCo' re- ,o.1 - ~ ~
sApUPOAY AFTERNOON req - "rt,d,o,
eAT1,PnAY AFrEENOON for ladies Suu Dn.,u.e". "a
Y,ch of Ca, en.,,tsnm,uis viii commence WA" """0
Coucert, BY the ctl5Dia ed ,,r,rer
o ID1AFn,s iI6r,D FOLKS"
-,.,,.,;n0 - FaTHEK REID,
MISS Ii Ia ss,iSs ANNA GOODALL.
"4i'S MK. W. GRIER,
who will appear ancient oou' %a 0s ts ss lanes
IAN throufb0at the .,.ar and the
AFTER which Dr. oVNlO- wiz 'FF' ~
AOS Ttw1iF1VE GENTLEMEN AND SIX LADIES.
20, Tnmor WIZ Song Dancing, &c, are biougHt on' oy
~Nf ]' the Gas.
r,i.t.,, II cents; tive tic Aets, - ce'ts. .
4;.s;on saturday Aitsinoon Adults 10 cents children
. cents. 81, -. ~ - ,,.,oo. a Il o,cIook
0nsn Afternoon at q commence at o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

Chores L. Flint, ESQ. of Boston. and Hon. Dan
y'adham of Quincy, VI, have been apponte 10
represcD, their respective State Agricultural sOc'''
ties at the Groat International Exhibition at HAM
burg, Germany. next July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
professional Notires.

{ HARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney and
Coonse or at Law Proctor aud Advocate Ia u. s. Courts
r. ~ Broadway. N-wYork- Resdence-No. ~ London
s''ftcs West zJd-st. between 9th and lOth.svs)
I w. e. D. HAMMOND, Author Of Nervous
Dechiiy" &c. including New and Reliable Treatment"
ns Care Of bese Dssa,es has Returned from France and
k,sea his Orce irvm no 90 Broadway TO No 81 East
NV" "aiss h0uu ifom to TO- TO ., aud 10 Evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

TOMORROW tfRIDAY)
Nh. MARK SMITHS BENEFIT,
(N-ver acted heTs),
THE AMERICANS IN PARIS,
And ths
FINE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN
MARRIED LIFE,
which increased In attraction at each successive represents
ton. ......-. .....,r,o,,-,,
MONDAY-Beoedt Of bliss MADELINE HENNQUEs,
on which occasion two pieces tnever acted here) wi" he
gwen, Wa: - ,,..,,,., e>,-,,r,.r
THE YOUTHFUL QUEEN,
add
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY
TUESDAY-S1th Night Of biz Wilkins very popular
comedy, - ,,..,
WEDNESDAY-The very ait active pieces
ERNESIlNE.
LITTLE TREASURE,
received al their mat IetofuAIce with the continuous
her and prolonged spp,ue Of very crowded auditory
Boz boon open for Of the above evening" ffo to
70 be repeGted; MONEY, BOLD STROKE FOR
HUSBAND. THE IRISH hbIRFSI LOVE AM MONEY.
The PROVOKED HUSBAND. NE SCHOOL FOR
SCANDAL. The ROAD TO RUIN THE MAGIC MAR
RAGE SECRETS WORTH KNOWING, THE CAfIAiN
OF THE WATCH.
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