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CoRgECuOL
n. u, Ed,i.y 81 TIE n. Y. TF,ou..

n. u, Ediis, u TIE ~ y. T.,oGaA
sIR; Seeing your report Of Tie robbery in my
hou'. DARN. sAs Ira Oh w.dneru, nors last, which does
- .v. r.s, Injustice, BEG q yon TO Bi'r peO'iJ 70 '
following statement: That ,ers f and csIef, n'v''gaol
befs. The siira,s the sni;e innocsnos Of Af DAVE wa
clearly established and be houorrby d'ehEssd IH'
correction w,h beg Of you tc !nser chSery mako 'o'
the Puipo.s Of sIOrsy,ins an sstlsy iHaOeen' I'r''A
Very truly your,
Il. sTsRHE. htoo fNO. 2o9 WoN Thii'y iIss s'rosL
Nee York March 20, 1867
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Lady Cnnvassers Wanted - S3ooo MAP FOB
81 5O.--ILOYD'S GREAT GEOGRAPHICAL MAP o.
THE HUDSON RIVER shsw. 100 90 residences and
took tree years time riske It and cost $oC
Engraved steel six feet large, and sells for only VI a
mounted and vanished se day be made By male v
raas In NcwYok along the banks OF this NO
bic rye Printed Instructions how TO farnistsa
ladies. IT. LLOYD, No. le4 Brosdwsy.
EVIDENCE or rua CORR sofaEss or ras ZAP:
Ssuiu. Sloan President Of the hadson River Railroad snt-
scribe. sI Tor Loyds Great Typographical Msp Of tho a&
500 River.
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Mas. MARY J. HoLMgs.-THB NBw-foRK
wsyKLr publishing deeply Interesting story entitled
ApAN RLoIp ftom The Of The sbove srea suihoess
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DEBILITY, wEAKNEEs AND PRosTRATIoy.

Hall wine rss Of these Bi,.erS three four limos
Jay gin podsoe ronsrkabs healthy chsaso 10 persona
greatly tsbnta,ed.
The "ooLpES BirTEns" Ave been tried and not found
wanting They pnt Up In bottles and ot sale By
DTusssls GrcceTs &C. throughout the world. E.ci b0sAe
beans fsc smile OF the signature OF IrsSEL Co.
Gro G. HUBaEL 4 Co. Sos PropTis.ors.
Central Depot, American L. pTsss Building hew.iork-
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IAdxeftissnspll

Tho shipment Of supplies up tho Cumberland
,r..,ss RI,cr, for tho last few weeks las been ni-
so. and The demand for KKsrs East lEpn corysn bic
vi. undated for the reAson taas II "a s
Go Sod by al 0rocers at - cent? Per pound 4.t
for Rsxrl No other genuine General Depot ia TO-
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AS A BEVERAGE

They tho mos, loo, irsSorntug and p1ir,abis stin
usnt offered to the public And the f. Of their being
prepared chemically aud scancay yreo.udes the possib
ny OF bitter, unpleasant tsts common TO ies general!
offered for sale. We especially recommend them to LADIES'
aud particularly to thoss suieIGg from
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see. sedgwck prohtaby elsewhere, and that
Sen Meade likewise rapidly approaches the ternins
NAM ~ hia
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which ,re row commended by tue CHEST meosl ssor
t aad warranted produce IrrftiIe henshels sEos
ltov a.. rN-pdingl. hsraaabs p-fciy pure end nla.;
nusrees All o.hss lssy gs1tie stiIasass 10
req :i!ed.. .
ihsy PARTY. Strengthen and inyiscra.s
Ta-y crssis q healthy specific.
They .e an .njos- TO change OF wssss snd9l
Thy Overcome Effects Of dis iratioa and ,SfSara
Thew sr.nethen the syaenn and enl'. -S lie tnisl
They ptevent mia .i8tt ana IL ,-sri,e,t leyerS
1hey purity tia breath mo erf1ty n ne stomach
They core Dy'Pep,is s~e Cons, psti5a.
The core pihsThea ebd Che',la Mo,Du.
Ley eure hs'e <bu r!lHI AID Nolyoy. Eesd,'he
They Hhs 1b rsak str0ag lr anrrid Brilliant, cad are
sxh,i Ga,ITes greet res,cfer They eaposed OF the
tsssst-d Casay. bsys wiR.cr-een sarsss, roots and
herbs ~ preserved IN p,rfoer Fnrs 81. Croi, for
psr,cafs scr cisculer sud estina tround sch bottle
P.yers Of u'rostors EIaHrs every b3.s. Seo that =
be- our prvbte u = STAMP ufs,es ts cork with
rsn.stsa eeas end our ssaare ~ fac ,'ee l.'e .ld
label See tha bo'tie not reflsi with sport "a
de sseoV. s,ui iay rer.on pretending TO ss faHl!oA
Biuep by 90 Sl2r Or n bulk l. "a iNpostor AJPsnyh
iuta lag a. bottle, teAns a.- cther psefs therein
wEetAeI eslei Psnl5doa BiLtsrs Of rot erninb uhnsI
La ssw an N. b 10 prosecuted b. as We eIo-ay
Lave our eve ON pert rehgs our oo'~e &C. wno
viii sp,csed in gftung themselves into close qlSDft me
a.nsBd H. Drakos Plantation Bitter non iaref
ants Sc, ius. slh!e fbc ample 'tiH OF oo,s.
~. ,u,, y re.sns their worth AID suPsros'.y Ley
sre "a b, al respectable druggists grocer physic.s
hN'S'' r. II. DRAKE CO..
No. 2la Broadway, n. L.
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CITY ITEMS.

SANITARY FAlR.--Now that the buildings for
the groes Metropolitan Sanitary Fair amos, CON.
peted and the arrangement. for the opening The ih
pro1ino nearly perfected contributions BY the cart and
drsy.load hourly srr-nr ard taken charge OF By
tho Receiving Committee. The ordnance department
whick viii OCCUPY portion Of the building constructed
On the GU. leoHh stteet sidewalk s nearly order
and from peep irto the vast apartment we should tigk
that it viii 10 0Rs Of tbs most attractive. well in
terestine features Of tle exhibition The ircmen are
working like beavers and will present snowy depart
meGt. Washington Hook aud LADDER Con pifIy, No. O.
gave ch0wdar party the other evening Gtr the benefit
ssd "a addition to the large sm0uli Of riorey thus
raised tSey hare contributed variety OF costly and
beautiful articles.
The steamship Gsrmania, which arrived from Ham
burg on Ihursdny brought many costly gins non ne
citizens Of :lamburr who notvhhNanding The excite.
mert oq17pQuent On tho SchlesRig- iosteln war, ~
TING y give practical expression 10 their symplifs ~
Ala meeting OF she BookseIers Committee on Friday
evening Mr. Fletcher Harpef read corlmnl lcaion
fioia dealer ia books. who modeetly slated ,hs he
pro5uaod the Committee had Loi waited upon him on
account Of biz Obscure position and iitsd business
AID begged leave TO incloss his chucS for sl,Ooe
Soh!cfclin Brothers q Co. have fandHOinoy headed
tie list Of druggists contributions vita subscription
in addition 10 Numerous other relics b. be exhibited
in tho Curiosity Department o. the Iar the-o win be
sgme lTe ani value Die nementoes Of the late Sir John
FTanklins expedition. consisting Of sundry articles
found on King Wnlsn's Lard BY Can't McClintooNs
expedition in 1850 They exhibited by Capt. Parker
Srow VINO vns on the Arctic Search ~ the tine DO
Raven and Kane were up there n the Advance.
AmCag other curios.tios VII De q model Of Na<hiDB-
ton'e Headquarters kswhar,,h. msdo Dy JOIN Iit!.s
II s - inches In length - in sidih. and 10 ch,e N
night. and is made Of tho same material ~ the o1g
ina and corresponds with II Ia 0Tery rssPoot a. lar %
IL i'ro-sible.
II conscqucEco OF the Inconvenience ord cIpcnse at
tend ~ TIE delivery Of suhscribes' papers ~ ther
pisces q bdEiress residences arr igeii en's 1eTe
bosn made general distribution " TIE SgC't t'e
Tsi- among tho newsps per dealers, who VIII Dc snp
rl,ed nv the American Sews Company. No. III Nassau
street This is So ccomnOdatt tle public. TlOse WHO
ore disposed - cal at their clubs OF subscription ohces
fo- their papers can subscrbe In advance. The ony
adyarsas In babscrblng beforehand is to secure tie
m serCs of the p.p.T many numbers " Which 4 aay
be Impossible 70 Obi4n after the day Of publication
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VIZ RESPECTFULLY INVITE ATTENTION to and

consideration Of the ty celebrated and reliable ren,ed
for DYSPEPSIA. HRAnT sJax DEBILITY aud PRosTRArIos
The froprsios proud TO Acknowledge the unparsrs
succ-ss which has attended tho Of Their valuable prea
a the
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MAHEIE ID.

yrrrrr-HoRsT-On Thrrsday, March ~ oy hs , ny
M Matr 3. tie rtsidrEee d psyi4 Becker e,f1 mig
5ils V Cherries A. Xiii. ofk.r forti 70 hattis ~
en- d,asi.r Of r.. w. Bos, eS, Of NORTH bsnA'i' -
Y. no osGas-
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VIZ. KEtLooK.
Jso. N. GALLACHRa,
AcCICtaTleG

Special Noiice.-A MEETING. VI tho FIST mortgsrc
bondnodrgs OF tho Cleveland Lsesyle and Cincinnati Raj
road Company formerly known tho Akron branch 81 che
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad will he held ct ths oies
Of FREDERICK \. LANE. No lC2 Broadway, on kklDAY,
the lat day Of a PM next At o'clock, p ~,
sl a.EG3uce Is requested, bgs.ness OF Importance
will come before tic melting
A Meeting of JOprncyner Press tPrinfer-) vii
Dc bed 1t Military Hal next SATURDAY thEalH,, APH
3, At Il O'Clock. w. COLNlN, President
JAz.s Evans Secretary.
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Busintss Notices.
p.rcup,op,s HAIR DYg.--The best in the

World Perfect natural reliable harmless and instantaneous
N eject The rrnuiue IL signed WiLnss a. DaiSasA'~
Sold by al Dyuggl.ts. tsetory no sl bsrcsyse
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"Tpeu'y second Regimen. Annoy, lS;'st r.sr 9Th ev
Contributor. ere oerely requested serd in their goods
without de,y with memorandum stating thsr cisrscss aud
value end whether for saa exhibition only They should
b. lnsrA,d above, and consigned to jobs d. Freeman
Asen. aud viii be received between 10 a. M and p, III
Braudreih's pills.Tbsy specially Recommended
r Coughs Gods Fever and Asue (which they snre-
IL eure Asthma sh.rse. OF BREATH and all obea~son''
ana II taken a.g Tree Indulgence tie table they at
once restore ,s,n it, nsiursi state OF healthy ro9ose
Soc u. BRAEpIElG Is on tie stamp.
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Avea 5, 1864
g. Tho Associated Press.

Sc tho Associated Press
WASHINGTON Saturday March 70, 1854
The message from the President transmitted
TO the Senate in response 10 resolution Of that bOey
calling for information IN relation to alleged projects
fer establishing nonarchichal Governments in Central
snd SoutA America covers communication from Sec
sssry Seward who reports 30 the President thls
uzxes aud eaousies constantly arsing the sub
iec 10 which the resolution re.ers which brought 50
ths notice Of tho Department BY Representatives
rcsd bat there is correspondence other FORM OF
inflammation which furnishes any Trustworthy facts
sSowrg he existence Of Ians for Tire secompAinen:
o. the ol:eos mentioned. Any corrssfondsrce which
might he regarded embraced II the TcsoluiUl, besi<
being yoIy vague is In its nature confidential ec' its
publication at the prosen. time world BE ncrvutihc
vita tho public Interest Tho c9:nnur;-a.ioa uas re.
serrsd to the Committee on Porcgn ) I,fails
Brig Gen. David b. Biney. Y 5. Volunteer. has
osen ccnfrned MajcrG ol, raj In The rosatscr rsr.
vss. his commission 70 este on Mar 20. 1888.
n WARRINGTON March "a 1904
= THE TEy-FoRTY LOAN.
There is the best authority Tor saying that no
rslios banking association hiss yet sees Authorised
10 receive subscriptions ol aoooul. Of tie national ten
sr5y loa. Letters are in preparation, however, and
viii BE- immediately forwarded TO AL uS:ionnl banking
.ooiafons which have boon qualified and designated
"a depcsitoTics and financial agents authorizing them
70 &c, o agents in receiving subscriptions o- the len
1rty lon The compensation allowed 10 ohe:ocrsA e.
enc pei cent ou q which lie cost Of edveriiEg asd
m otbt expenses Of obtaining sabsorptcss must Be
aslayd
THB DEAFT ~ KENTUCKY,
Co. Bramlette Of Kontueky and ORIGINATOR
Dixo,of tie same State Who arrived lefe On Friday
sse stl in Washington. Their business With the Ires
dent in reference to tho Gra Those who Profesr 70
h va acquainted with that subject confidently ssY
ia. 70 difficulty is npprehended ssto tho execution q
thO daf! under the smenda'oy earonent Ac' IN tnn'
s,atA and that all prope- measures VIII be tstea OF nc
Government 20 prevent military excctss o. any contra
,sr.on OF the rights OF tle ouz.us; erd, moreover,
sssy assert that Keptroky vil Pronply furnish her
..st Qeoss Under the draft
MOVEMENTS or TRooPs
FOR aeyern, days past our atreets have been
more .hap ordinarily lively with the movements of'roop'
az ell kinds.
GEu. Pr. soSToT.
Gen. 2loasortor and staff ~, ~ washington.
With other prominent military oAicers.
suPLOUoHED MN oP THE NINTH CORPS.
Tho following General Order was Issued TO-
HgADQC ARTKHs OF Tgs hEaI
ApJt TAM GsR-nALs OFFICE.
WAsaIJCIO5. March y, iSi
Al ,rosshed nlen ofhe Ninth Amy Cops ill a. hs exp
rston of ther foTorgbs fcudes99' a. ps'i', 80
this order. Ly CoGimaHi Of Lieut. Scs. Sh4AE
Z. d. 4ovssrSD, Assistsat Adil'sni-Cene11
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,ras.u.p o,yariyod BY tho election OF james Calvin
PRECEDENT, Iaaan vaa Duscr, Vioe-Prc,idehti James
Grams, Secretary, and Thos. Hart Treasurer Mcs'Fs'
Pea lcrris, Whalsn Matthews, and Bryson, were ap'
polnte3 COMMITTEE 10 draw up constitution sad by
Laws. An advance Of 25 per cent IN wages 10 to be
s.icd. The Rev wm. j. HCgo, forrnsfiJ the assist
an, minister Of the Brick Church in this city 10 now
pastor OF the Tabb Street Presbyterian Chnreh az
Petersburg. Va. Bangs. Merwin & Co.. Will SCH on
this. tomorrow. and Wednesday EVENING" aconscuoo
Of English books embracing many choice curious ana
valuable works p. Tho Twenty-third Street Baptist
Church have river & unanimous call 10 the KEY. way
land Hoys OF Pittsfeid Mass Tho receipts OF Inc
American Bible Society for February were s0o"O ~
OF which s35 l6G 30 were from the State OF
silas G. Butler. Secretary Of the Croton FIRE IN
,urancc Company ana formerly connected with o'ner
urrancc companies died At his residence In brook!n
on Friday evening His death Is directly tracssoo 70
while exertiDg himself for tho benefit OF the
BROOKLYN Sanitary Fair. The Rev. Eugene A. hoh
man hos accepted the Rectorship OF Gracs Church,
Hrooslyp Heights and win enter on the performance OF
hia auties early In April The annunl ball OF the
,,s. Cboreaps oomos off this evening. Eastor Monday
.t irving Hall and promises To DO On agreeable AFFAIR
Recently the gins to Yale College have reached the
,r,pl6eeut cum 0, sas0o0o viz: Ellsworth beques''
soo 600, Joseph c. Sheffield $4,000 State OF Con
rect!cul slco. 600; j. $. DatteA sSAoo H. o. Cow
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RuMoRs CONCERNING MCCLELLAN.

The town persists. tonight, in crediting ru-
mors that Mcclellan is to be placed in command of the
defenses OF Washington The moro enthusiastic OF his
friends disposed to bet that Cen Grant has come in
from the front for the express purpose Of Insisting that
Mcclellan be put the head Of the Army Of the Poso-
mao Zach set Of these oreduous friends is in error.
PERSONAL.
To-day tho President with Gen Grant ct his
e. and the Secretary OF War aud Gen. Halleek seated
opposite, rode out in MIR Lncoln's carriage.
eEN. s,ITu's OPINION OF GEN. MCCLELLAN.
The prevailing impression that Gen. Badly
Smith Is filed with what Count Curowsk calls " Me-
CIellsnsm." Is entirely an error. He among tie
FIRST Of the Generals the Pcninsns after too collapse
before yorktown to dcnounce Mcclellan officially aid
unoaciaTy incapable, aud Is IL truo that he brings
here Grants entrs confidence in bin as srategisi an
engineer. and fighting nma.
BOUNTY TO FREE coLonED VOLUNTEERS.
Opinion Of Mr.. Solicitor Whiting relative to
ire payment of bounty TO free oeloIed volunseer;
The ofMarch 5 1853 for enrolKy ind ceiling ont tAo
asons forces aud Tor other purposes as amended BY the ss
approved February a. l5 provides ,ha vi abe bodied Gale
eonrcd persona boToen Tie q 20 and IS sss Eos!dca
n the ted States shall bs enrolled s form PAL, OF
che national forces sTo shall be liable e drcit
enrolled shall Wien called .o'iee DC placed ts
fois IL al respects volunteers sr three yeart of durng
he iseSds sdvsnee aud SONNY AZ NO" provided
by Rw.
~ bc.e .and they provide for hrso olases Of
safsros ....
l. Coior~d who bsvo been enrolled ssl dreej k-se
sCns entitled the aSvaDco pay ard bounty provided for
s@hss volunteers
Slaves OF loyal masters who shall have beer sha be,
drafted.
Sayes Of loyal masters who shall volunteer have vol
aBtoFTed.
In each case besids the bounty compensation paid tie
GlasN,r. the slave Is CE.lle0 ~ Ills f!celc ~.
no provision Of bounty isy sds ia tks act for fee
solofed volunteers
Bills before Congress which If paced, viii Provids
fsr the lat noGsoned oass also, bounty end additional pay
NIirIkH WriTIss,
A.yea 5, 1864 Solicitor Of the " ~ Department.
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FoB CREATING A HAALTnY APPETITE

they ar. invaluable. snd unequa'sd Tonic They
mild In ther action. and operate by giving rcoy and
,trgh to the .ystemno by any change thoy produce in
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AHgIEss SOLDIERS l-Ths BOARD Of SUR
osox, iud the SURGEON EsEEhL. T. 2 A., have ven
srrcia hsnorsyy udaloa Ia tho "fALxrH Arm snd
sutl oscl iis nauuircure Tho isvGyroE viii give Il Ia
folna,iou PALsaI7 Leg. also. OYyIcgs PnIlADsLfnn
Hsw.YoRA, BosToE. Address b. fRAsk, PALEEK
Artist
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gperial Notifies.
uninn General Comsnlttcr

Union General Committee.
An adjourned meeting Of the UNION GENERAL COM
HTTEE OF tho City and County Of Nswiors viii be held
on MONDAY EVENING NEXT 7e,h inst No. $50 Broad
way at s O'Clock. RUFU5 y. ANDREWS, PrssideSs
n,,'r II T. wooD' Secretaries.
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THEY ARE PURELY VEGETABLE,

being composed Of CONTAIN Root c.'anns ssssafta and
many remedial Of tho Vegetables world eli pre-
IeTvsd In Jamaica lam.
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nIITEE OF tho City and County Of Newi viii be het
on M0NDAY EVENiNe NEXf eeh inst, No. $50 Bread
way at 8 O'clock RUFUS n. ANDREWS, Preside@s.
ntnysI IL H. TooD'' Secretaries.
Sixteenth Ward Union Lincoln CAMrAIGN CLUE
The onds Of the denomination OF ABRAHAM LINCOLS
the Presidency requested 90 meet al leedqusre,. NJ;
2i3 sthsv, on MONDAY ENEclso, March g. &seeisct1
TO form CAMPAIGN Club. $500
PHILIP JORDAN. THOS. Ivy, .,,,
HORATIO n. SHERWOOD. CHARLES 8. SPENCER,
MCRDECAI L. MARSH, EDW. MOONEY,
JAMES ARMSTRONG;, GEO ARISIAONG,
WIN r. STAFFORD JOHN LOCKERY.
The Rev. n. =. storrs, ID. d., BY special request
viii repeat biz Add Tho Nation amer les ordeal OF bat
THIS (AcnJsy) EVENING 81 o'clock. Admission ~ conts
Motrop olitnn Fnir.-In Consequence Of yodsbe
a1 Iysc,ed OF The pans Of As Manager, OF
tho METROPOLITAN FAIR, iss opeIdns t roSiFoNEo
until MONDAY, Apl&
GEO. CRISWoLB GRAY JULIA X FISH,
Chmn Gentlerens Exc. Com President LADIES' Exec CON.
RICHARD GRANT Wmrs. EL.zAsKfg W. 5HsHwoop.
SEC Gsn,lcmeus EIeo Com Secretary Lsdies EAee Com
Central Union Liaceia
CAMPAIGN CLUB.
GEN. JAMES y. Lane,
United State. Senator from Kansas,
VII address this Club at
COOPER INSTITUTE.
Ga WEDNESDAY EVENING,
March %. at 0 o'clock.
The friends oi tho President are invited
10 attond
Beats reserved cor ladies'
CHARLES 5. SPENCER,
mo cosr, rFs''d'"''
Chairman Executive Comullttse-
Wv. KEtLocK.
jso. N. UALLAGHRa,
Secretaries
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q, C-IGJO.--X.

p. C.-ISJO-X.
rers.ns 81 ,edeniny habs troubled With -casne', 2s
trAp r-lpssn 81 he heart lack of APOSTLE res. after
6i liver colstii alon &o deserve 10 .0be4 iAeJ
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TIN FAsTgI SERVICES. festival OF
Easter commemorative Of the resurrection OF Christ
vus celebrated yesterday by ssITices according viii
the character Of the Joyous occasion Ia s the Episcopal
end Koran Calohe Churches Of the city. Tho appear
euve Of navy Of shese churches t-ly beantil and
TIE fragrance from ile thousands 81 flowers In tho
foDts and abort TIE chhnces pAryaded every edinco
Tho floral dsigus IA ST. Thensss Church we're eA'
ard elegant, crosses and Faster emb'eya OF Oogcrr
ofrauentirg tie center gospel BpD episIc side tbe
font ard pulpit The festival y, The ,ctools connected
with tA,s Church :o9s p,aSe " TIE afternoon.
TIE rich .ctesf stcG designs in and about the chan.
eel Il Ine Church Of the IucrTesion tie work Of few
llSffls gave tbet cditce esye Appearance. large
cro.s Of caDeas aud yioets ornaneged The central
ALTAR window On tbs gospel and episte side we're
eGkcts OF rich Covers beds Of and ivy, and IN
10 center Paran vase filled with lilies. On tie anti
mi, oval Of white Cashmere in the center
~ ,orih "a Cross surrounded with golden rsyE ard
~. inscr lon In carnsiion ard blue tilk Christ Is
idsen" ih5 rev. Dr. Horton oideiated II the morning
service. -. 80
The services in rfnity were o. The jGhilan. charac
ter ususI upon hgR festivals. The Rev. Drs. Ninton,
Ociby and otheT eSrgy as.sted In the services
n1bfist our Passover IL sacrificed Tor ~" md q"
know tia; nv Fodeensr Hgeth sang during the
yerv.ceA life decorations in this temple Of woramP
were no. profuse though tho o1ce was Ted0lsn' Wla
Inc fragrance Of SpriDg flowers.
The Rev Or. Wheaton, preached Tt 81. Johns Chapel
tbe Rev Dr. Cook AZ ST. B0Ttb0iOmeW's. md the heF.
M, Tus,ls at st. LL.e's. These. ss vol ~ al tho
o.heY Episcopal churches were pretty decorated Ior
Ia occasion. At S. Lukes church saverl hundred
children marched in procession ~ the church. shshg
the Faster Carol -
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THE INTERCHANGEABLE manager OF this

Tie Rev Or. STORES repeats his address, re-
eentI, given hero and at Washington City a. Stanford
Corr, TIL, evening on Tho Nation ata I've Ordeal o.
Battle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28

IMPORTANT ApgRsr.-A mail agent on the
Hudson River Railroad between Troy aud New-fcrs
named Diamond was arrested In Troy on Friday night
and Is now In Jail in Albany on the charge Of passing
ervi, ptf.sl currency. Olcer Lowell Syiaeuse
had en- luking OF wha! was going ON. and waited BIS
arrival and Immediately arrested him. lie found toV-
AMI necklaces OF 80 nnd 2eent counterfeit postsl cur
reuey secreted on his psrson. which he hed bToegh'
IN fonl NewY York for dealer in tie ssuco N TEVy,
and ho htd been In the hatit Of doing 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28

DISEASES OF TIra NERVOUS, SgsISAL, URN
Asr AND gCrulL SisTEss-Ner And rria5is uoau.en'ia
Reports - NE Howard AsiociAros-."nt 70 saf e'of
EMIL pe. 1eo u chss address Dr. J. sEILIs Horearoy
Iio. sfd Association, Philadelphia Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28
Christ 10 risen. Chris. 10 risea.

The Church OF the Messiah, Dr. Osg0od was elegantly
adorned with flowers and laurel In front Of the pulpit
T,ifb Hone AID Ioyc-tle Anchor, Gross, cad Hear
he former being in brilliant scarlet carnations, and
tie litter in wfi;o caulas beneath Tero baskets Of
BANQUET connected by vroatbs flowers below
~ patricfs Cathedral ST. Stephens ~ Peters, 81
FInncs Xayiers ST. James and other ltJnnAn Cathohc
h,ches were decorated in their usual elaborate man.
ssr rreasptipg brilliant spectacle TO tho thTong Of
rorshipers during tie day and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28

GUAYo-The Cheapest and Best Fertilizer Oh
frrd fr sale yor pcm,hst ,e.tsnonis. aud m''iuetcn
nv Ia p,e ru-iy 10 g. w. BENSON,
No - .,outh..t., y. v.