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vi. cAI.l51 ! u, FabllsherF.
orFior CDIlg or goll5g,

EaaAvilc, 1anH-, AaieA 25.B, ls6f.
T. ccolarate R.ll Special .rter No &C.
i -t-d Aarea --ld, So IS hereby ordered:
Z. Lhat oeeuWrHfs 81 S.aras, lt-~iaursnts
al Laei,5ag s.ou 81. Hlli be assirel 10
c.eaa Jhef Ysf,i-aaa cellars, and have the
o Ial removed, within isrty-eight hours
from .he dale " tA.s order. 10 garbage or
dirt u amy Kind a.'l ue allowed 10 accu-
mul".e on any premises within the city
limits.
ii. AL dirt to be removed ia barrels and
boxe from the back yards and alleys BY
the persons occupying the same. no rub
bish viii be aliowsI t9 refaain more than
twenty-lour hours without being removed.
II. oGal, the accumulation Of Begtau-
rants, must DO removed by the occupants
each do~, Sundays ezccpted) before 10
A.. II. al ashes ard Tzs5isA VIII DO set IL
barrels on the side walk before 10 L. II.
each day.
~. Hereafter occupants Of stores and
Houses WI 30 re.g.lc3 TO have 'Le rear o.
their premises clean, and the side WalE
swept before a. u. each day.
Y. Any yiolatIcE - the above Order viii
be punt hcI Dy fne Of Five Dollars, Is
70 be collected b. ihc Provost M1Yshal.
VI. As cleaAl.less is oae O. tne fret re-
ouisites TO health, Is = hoped tie citizen
viii do al u ,ler power % assist il re-
moving one q. tao 6rst c-fs-cs Of disease.
As so9u a. Q suiicieHt number of carts car
be procured, notice VII be given, and the
dir and rubbish removed without cost T.
citizens.
VII. As IL is nay intention 10 remove ali
filth from tae - proper, whether IN "a,
shape 81 q Cf, rubbish, or Cga5 animals
any information ;aat would facilitate ia,
sb0ve-wiIi 81 thankfully received and i'm
medists seton taken B The premises.
l,E. j.. GaleEraLaIE,
Capt. and Cli-tof CITY Police.
ap2-lm
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Notice TO Claimants In "Tbe Gun Tacto.
ryo Case.
In the q. S. Circuit Court for tls lTidd'e Dis
trict Of Tennessee, Ipru Tom, 1864.
INFORMATION No. :.

In the Z. S. Circuit Court for tLs iTifdie Dis
triCt Of Tennessee, dprit Tom, 1864.
UTHEREAs, AN AMENDED INFORMATION
w has been fled boz =ald Court, by Horace Il.
Harrison, ESQ, Attorney 81 the United States ioE
the Middle District ui Tennessee, on the IN day
of April iS5i against certain lot IN tla city Of
Nashville and Di-tr' t-oTossi2, which s crocte5
''rhe NashvleGun Factory which lot h., m sGii
amended Information, particularly de7cuE5d, and
against al persons lawfully intervening for their
interest therein, alleging tE0t said property was
forfeited for causes setfOrtl the ORIGINAL and sad
amended Inform ton, and praying the mon ton,
&c, "a his 5eh.If
Now, therefore, pursuant 10 the monitor under
the seal OF sid Court, 10 directed, hereby give
public warning 60 all persons concerned IN interest
IN said properly 60 appear before sad Court ~ the
Federal Court Room, iu The Capitol 81 Nashville,
on the FIRST MONDAY IE MAY, NEXT,
then and there 20 prouou1t their claims aud make
thor allegations ih that behet.
j.. r. GLasTOCE.
q. g. Marshal for the Mid. Dist. Of Tennessee.
IN l3-ldt
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MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNEseE E-No. o.
VTHEREAS, on the 18TH day Of AP.H, 49,
w n information WAS flied m The District Court 81
the United States Cor the Hdd-e District al Ten
neseec, 10y uaree 10. Uarl -ou, Esq, Attorney u
the United States .sr SAD District arunst sll tha
eStstc and pro efy, monies stocks srH credits o
John c. Bur.h, p. g. bennington. Icon Trousislc
Tho. s. Mari gui j. @ t5rrf &c. -I1ata Ia esiG N ,-
trict, alleging IN substance that the same have been
seized in said District on land, as forfeited 10 the
United St-tes for causes IN sud Information e..
forth and ayerTed % De true, and praying for the
Usgal process.
nov, therefore, ! hereby give public notice 20 gll
sad persoJs TO appear before said Court. &c the
Federal Courtroom, 10 the Capitol AZ Nashville, on
tie f~ '1day iu Nay, iaui, at ID O'Clock, A. H.,
che End y re % plead, answer or denur % said
int imR7o1 pr The same wiz ha tsson pro c0Hfosso
AID cara * ps-t0.
=. y. GLASCOCK,
q. S. Marshal forthe tii5. Dist Tennessee.
an I6-1Gt
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United States Of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT co. TENNESSEE 40. %.
TUHEREA4, an ...arr'ai.ar sE- f'r.i "a t1e i--
w uIc. q. lrl o.. .ae yu.el -,rass on ,h- lsll
Gf;oTneg oil AIo i'ulal -a.ay ~ ssd n.-,s...
against eugu - he.i.r, pump. -.lli- ra.-
chine, 4 large l.et.-- ttlas . lre--o. B 3.ir
beam sud sess- al -i ta r..ser lta ia-sen,s .tl1
materials couae-tei atB tie .t.....e s.r.ary af
Cummings, Dogie I. Co., pa .-.-rlIe, ,G ths if.s-
Lrlct aforesaid ana a-.l- sd f-r .s ilala.iE iJ-
sttnee thit sls4 properly l9l trra ss.1rd as far-
fsitcl b ths Dl.te4 states BOP c.a- il sad ll.sa-
naaon set form Ant ase1ea % 1e t.c, ami pray
ing the usul proacsz, ~.
NoE, thereon, pg-5lsl- 20 the wHH.-1n un.er
ehe sesl OF enld G9.r g. .a. directed. hereby give
uuilie warning O. Ell earc o ll-e.lad Iu Hter,sl
Z, -aid properly, % appear ief ire sal Colf rs che
FaSer.i Courtroom ia zee lHfa-ol u AsshsIIle
Dstrc, af5-g- a.-, % me .lh sag - MAY, ielt, at
II g'ai-sl- 4 ST. taen 5rl I'd ea % ia.6rrt.e tha q
clsifals ana make tle.r a.e-st as.
J.. r. GLtSCOCK,
Marshal o. The Gia4le p.sL q Tenn.
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SGT NJ. 3-THE SLAVE IN 1eGa
MOL In tie cotton field.
> The ChustnlRs week.
p The saie.
4 The parting Buy US tso."
8. The Lash.
Z. Blow for bloW.
~ sl-r srIslflL.
s. freS
y. The Union lines
-. Make way for Liberty.
u. victory.
\. Ike clssi for victory
In ordering. the number u the SEA h snly news
s3Iy b mention. For instance No l. 2 or g OF Al
e thsm, II ~ afr dea9~d
Price. 80 Cents each Set,
FREE BY NAH.
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three Sgts lone o. each, as sample,) post
A4 90
One a,aaen SCI, (,sssorted, pref Tred,)
posi- ped 90
s-N dozen Sot, lsssorsed. II pceisrred)
fgeit at pcsd by q 90
One Gtuss llsssorted, z preioped, freight
pad ~ Sc 90
Army Ag-atS, suffers and y dlars Il they prefer
], ulay send their oriogs aud money through any
LApress Company, With instIu.tions 70 pay for
.roN-le GA delivery "a HE ofIis-s Of the cornpanY
hef~ Nefr-'r'en ard others ia permanent locality
H1t seno nsousy for small orders: large or,iers n
IrtseTreA e. @. b. send your oyde-s N run ~ m
lna plalnTt delivery. Sesd NJ letters carefully,
asa si0Tp~s pi-lliy -
GEO P. JENKINS,
Western Agent
Msr Ism No. i07 Main straet CiusinaAG O.
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ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND NASHVILLE
Weekly Packet.

THE NV AND SPLENDID -
Il PuFsen+esr steamer s[%iEyss
Il pERIAL
Il. 6: McOo1As, Master. viii make regular tips II
the above tr1sde, leaving Nasfsslihs
Every SATURDAY ~ ~ o'clock 4. a..
Passengers ~ this boat nSy rely On making close
connection Al Cairo With the fhof Central Railroad
for Chicago, and AT The cA.ea IN ;fra Northwest.
. For fTeight or TasSage Apply OF board. or 20
BOYD a PK1BLES, Agants-
z. S.-hstyTrina, leaves *. bsns even TUES
DAT az 8 O'Clock ,. X.
Pelham
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ssr No. 2-Tar ADvHsrvHzs OF oozsoaH4.

ssy No. Aux ADVENTURES OF oOHsnnT.
no. 1. TIA, draft good a patrios drafed,
cC--suue
e ! receive letter which tells the asonizins
f1ot--Im drafted
g BY the advice Of 10000 friends offer =
Substitute.
4 VINO uttering Quack, IN rejected by the
usulted surgeon.
3. teei mycountTy calls fsrewell, my love :
J 20 where giory waits mel
8. ! tercely chsTge the foe, and do fearful
carnage
2. Ard make a sturdy rebel fly.
8. Am cent with dispatches, perilous dutyi
death or glory!
8. Attacked by band Of gorfliAs, / cry
Come op We t-r-r-raitOru r.
10. I discomdt them and bear of the bead Of
tbs gorilla chief
u. / deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made bngsdier-general.
~. Aad thus relieved nom Oh future dangers
in the field, Grown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest eoiored Cards published, besides being
She funniest ia the market
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Information Wanted.

TSF RNATfoN IA WANTED PROM THOSE
4 whoo-n I've any sasouns OF Mrs.. CAROLINE
pOpiEa @'ie of v ihaan Il. hu.hes q Fsnnin
e9hiNt o-oF la- si'e o. opposed b have come
throlga tlle Federal Ines ln search OF her bus
is.aa- AiS ulie tud csn give She above Informs
haa. VI e"nier fs}nr -Ulu tneed. BY letter OF
otiisEaiss, o.Tesied 10 VIZ. =. HUGHES, Compa~
NJ "B gih 1enn.sses Cavalry Col Fsrsous \
~ I4-ltG-etwa
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HAY AND OATS.

40 BALEs nay. so BUSHELS OATS, JUST
HI rccolFed - steamer Tempest, and for sale
~ D. D. DICKBY. AGENT
arp liz IT Broad and Heh-st-.
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Twelve Cards in Zach Set.
sEr No. l.--ovR RI1ArIoss AT Hoss AID ABnoAr
CoNPRrsrys


No, I. On EnRisnd's nuggy shore, q suriy Ion
gave gTIevOus roar
2. Which temporarily Astonished even tho
Gallo cock.
s. Who responded with wsriIke vigor, whan
don Caved.
1 Exeter Hall. The lion weeps: ais he
not q bird and brotherf'
3. Which he forgets Ia tho embrace Of the
hen,ghted wolf Of the T. g A.
G, The grrning Of the wolf by his faithful
squrc, tie hon
z TIE MeScsn vuisure gsErosod By the gal
Iie cock.
e. Introduction Of Mastey Swamp Angel,
UheA the loo pockets his rams.
.. Grand comhat between the eaaIe and the
wolf u the @. S. A.
10. Death Of tbs wolf.
II. The eagle vindic&tes the Monroe doctrine
in Mexico.
IL. Grand tatIeau. The Ht9e child Liberty
shall leod John Bull the hOu) and France
(tEe CSsdlic cock IN future.
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IS FULE-PAGE ESGRAEIses,
PRICE. SO CENTS.

designed hy the tesi art ~ expressly .of .hls box
u WI sell shereVer treason Is Latai arl love N
country dveus N lhs hears 81 the people.
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DIR. KINGS
Dis opens airy
FOR
PRIVATE DISEASES.

7sS~-.ZzSSs DR.. KING, formerly of New York, for
b. last four years OF Louisville KY, who
has devoted his attention ~ the treatment Of pr-
vaIe diseases for - years. fl, tiers himself, having
attended boS practice for so nlany yesrs, and cured
many thousands he is eDahAed to cure all diseases
Of prlvaIe nature, no nnttef now bad they may be
nom injudcious medical treata sent or nom neglect
0f their own. Or. Kings TesS@nsary is No g
second story, whore he cures al diseases OF pr-
vIse nature.
Gonorrho,a cured without nsJSs cons medicines or
interference with business
Structures Of old recent date effectuslly cured
in tsw days, Ly opeIaron which osuses no
pain. Whare structure exists health cannot be
AMI Isoder1nlnes she heath 50 Hsloh.
Syphilis, With al the diseases Of the skin, grow
ng out Of neglect or bad tTesEmeot, b. efectu-
ally cured 10 fow days.
SEMINAL WEAKSFss-PRytcuRr sGbenhon having
been gwen % tls disease, and AL tbs consequence
growing out Of II, brought on N rnsZg csses by the
destructive habits Of i0consldeEete youth, and
oessiye indulgence o. the passions, neglect OF
which viii undermine the cont luton. rendering
she subject unfit Tor business or sccley, and cG1s-
ing prauarure old rye.
FsTnaies who unsy IA labor7ng vkh any difficulty
Of he Womb fusy resi- assured az immeIiaga re-
heE
Persons residing ahToad, by writing and stating
their oase with foe toiosed, direct tolir A. King
No. % le.1sr4ck St-ee<, Nashville uann, Wal hsve
the peceessTy medicines zen: 20 their aidress.
Ofbce hours f-hrn o'clock N the morning anti
In the eveu'ng AnrT---'ssTav
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LUMBER.

GR non FEET DRESSED FLOORING
~osOOO B3avls, Just rece.ved bT stsarner
Ber,s.,, and ior sale BY
D. 2. pICKEY, Agent,
IN lA-h Ut Br0sa and Higb-ess
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Government Property.

UTILL ne soLD, At PUBI.G AUCTION. At
Wv the Msrkei-sssect aud F1izlliin shops, Ia
Nashville
100000 lbs. SCRAP IRON.
he shove vii lie aold ia los 70 salt purchaser
and sil 10 delivered otaer e boss upon tbs ieyts
or ~ the railroad depo.s.
lk4ldH CASH. sac Eoeornln~Hnce On NEDSES-
DAY, May eth e u O'Clock, y.
rs orasr q Lieuleu-ut-lolost4 = L posAIbsC y.
s. AKA =. Quart rTlaster.
cHAs. Il. IRWIN. Capt azd-A Q. N.
ap I8-2g
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AGENTS WANTED
wa 10 senl ~ man. pass paid, o. any a.stFe-s,
ca reeept ~ puae
W X LANPHEAR
IA Wost Fourlh strset
Mar g2-sfgim Cincinnae. Cha
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100 KEGS NAILS,
1OO 200 bbls. extra Family Flour,
3 do y. .. Sugar,
e bags Prime Coifee,
p b{a5. Crushed sugar,
% DO graduated Sugar.
For sale by
Mar 25-Im GRIFFITH, PARSONS 4 90.
TX BOXES COVE OYSTERS,
( - 50 boxes Tomatoes,
Is Do Peaches,
10 do qusri and pint Pickles,
70 90 Palm soap,
% do German soap.
For $50 By
lfsr z-lm GRIFFITH, PARSONs co.
r-E BOXES TOMATO CATSUP,
4 y Is boxes Pepper -aUce,
30 kegs Prime Lard,
" tienscs do
3 tbs. \. q. Molssses,
n boxes soda,
- kegs DO
. bbIs. Butter.
For sale ~
Nar 23-lm GRIFFITH, PARSONS s co.
r7S GROSS SMOKING TOBACCO,
{ - 80 gTo=s Fine Cut Tobacco,
lGi II Ccars,
. case. Concentrated Lye.
100 IL. Jute TEine
20 10. BagGng Twlne.
FOR sale BY
Mar z-Iur GRffFITH. PARSONS co.
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For Lease.

WE HAVE FOR LEASE, for two YEAR, uuleD-
w dbl reHalenra, within hail e. mile Of tha cor
porte limits with four cres ~ ane garden Hifsa q
sossn and planted D Fsr~-y u yeee1is!ls ne.
pkee Is also supplied with TIA 6nest water ia ~.
wilson county. This r. rare opportunity b. bro
cure q delighted home. Apply q
". MATT BROWN Z co.
MaE ah-1 No. Al Cherry stFsst.
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BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

IN TIE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, IS
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS N
OTHER STATES, AZ 1T " IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

/ GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
" AGE he has received, Dr.. Coleman respect
fully informs citizens and soldiers that hs h,s re-
moved his DlSrENSARY to
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ESTABLISHED 1850.

TORAC 30.
Ss0zIya ToBsoco.-Long. Mol; No. 2 Nos.
and u-izo,i; Sc. Jago; spanish Cssister; Turk
ish ; Grslulacec
FUVE CuT CUEwIEs.-P. A. and L, or PLAN Cav
end-h, Or Sweet sweet Scented Oroaoo0; I'm Foil
CRgeud-4h
Il. IA circular q puces vii b sent on april
eaton. eUVl0--iy
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United States Of America.

Z. g. Marshal for the Mid. Dist. Of Teauess
ap l3-l1t
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

NHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.,
~ METROPOLITAN FAIR
This Department, will open on THURSDAY, April I, with
Musical Hnd Oraoca Exercises by Pupils OF the Tenth Ward
Scboos under the direction OF Mr. GEO. +. BRIsToW.
Admission for children under ~ Of age, cents For
persons necessarily accompanying them 10 cts Doors open
st o TO commence at ~ p. m.
Fnertainets exclusively for children will take place at
81 p at the above prices IL is therefore neeeasay that the
HaH by the public a o'clock precisely that
the proper arrangements can be made. -
For further particulars advertisement Of tho Committee
Of the FAX arrangements. o.. w. COTIERlLL,
Chairman Of Executive Committee
AIRYAypER HAMILTON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
rTNHE NEW AMERICAN NOVEL.
RUBINA.
SECOND EDITION READY THIS MORNING.

"Rubinan is a "ohsraser" novel, by new hard VINO
promises TO take high rank deneater OF New NE
and rnaer II Photographic inits exact deineaon OF ME
and character and like all faithful and realistic pictures OIL
ners possesses great charm The N l. Aoon' 'ne h'
critical Of critical Journals thss speaks Of 1t;
Its description Of domestic afsirs in genuine New'En'
Gland rural home surprisingly true and graphic while It's
leading Characters arc drawn with such hrmnes oonssfency
and careful finish that they photographed from life e
The author certainly CITED with an unusual faculty Tor oD'er
yaon Of circumstance aud for snayzing character"
One vol l2mo cloth Price, 81 So Mailed fee Of postage
on receig. Of price.
JAMES 6 GREGORY, Prbllshcr,
No 20 Walker st., kcw-YoTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

ID IRVING HALL,
APRiL6 :, AND 9.
WEDNESDAY, April g.
Afternoon at O'Clock, ard evening a 60 oelocs
GRAND TOURNAMENT FOR THE
BENESIP OF THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
Tickets One Dollar at esoh
THURSDAY, Agrl
MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
nvdIr, Ksy,rngh OF Newly York and Phhp Tiemsn Of Gin
cnn.ii Play oonInences si p. m. Tickets 81 oash-
FRIDAY, ApTl y. -
prNryTr oR THE WORKING WoMEE'S RELIEF AS
SOCIAfION.
MICHAEL PIIELAN
of N. yort and Holder OF the Champion Cue LOO
nant p caroms pushed shots barred The lo.os TO pay
' ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
70 'H0 'DD THE SANITARY COMMISSION
To commence % o'clock p. N.
ADMISSION ONb DOLLAR
the receipts 20 be paid 20 the - -
Foil particulars In future announcements
The Hail Ia httod with raised seats and has ample Gccsumo
tons for -
1900 SPECTATORS.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Mem publications.

yTNHE Rev. DR.. BUS1NELL's NEW WORK.
Jusr PuBIisHgD BY
scRIBNER, No. ia Grand At, Hew-York'
WORK AND PLAY; Or, LITERARY NASiETIsa
VOL l2mo. 4G4 pages. 81 70
The Of another volume from the pen OF p''
BUSHNELL will be hailed with satisfaction by the thinking
minds Of the country.
"The volume sbounds in vigorous and suggestive
thoushs and viii constitute valuable addition to ssr pen'
neut literature."-I Hartford Coursnt.
BY THE SAME AUTHOR
New Edition of -.
I-sERMONS FOR TIE NEW LIFE. V'l'' HHn'
u-CIIHISTlAN NURTURE. Enlarged. vol, l2iso
uI-NSTURE AND TIE SUPERNATURAL. vol
eyo 81 90
Copies seat by mail postpaid receipt Of price
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Mem Publications.

vJyHOsE EXQUISITE BOOKS with EXQUI-
1 aTTF FN0R tVIEGS. Come &C send yoor ddress on
.d envelope and get catalogue with full pshicuiars
CIIViN BLANCHARD, Publisher, No. ~ Annst' ~ u
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
FAIR-GENERAL AR
wi RANGEMENrS

FAIR-GENERAL AR
WI RANGEMENrS
The Fair win be opened q II o'clock m and closed At
lol o'clock m There will be three entrances on lNhs
tia, Gthav reserved holder, tickets The
esi. will be exclusively l3ths- eheis ss OBJ
tanned :, tho following places:
Box Office Of Waiack's Theater.
No. 16 Cedarst., OF {. o. Jones.
No. 10 Asor House, Of " Rushton.
No. "a Broadway, Handlers Express.
Fifth Avenue Hotel. Of Caswei Haek
And afler p on Monday eth April. at the Fair Build
Ing.
Season Tickets admitting all departments o. the Fair IS
Ticket, Tor Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 50 censs The
same tickets admit the thst and Unionsa depart
mens Children under IL VIII be admitted TO either one OF the
depsrtrent. on payment Of The above prices are an
nonnc.i FOR the s week but IN. COMMITTEES reserves the
rishi change them from day day "a circumstances may
prices f0r the "eaA vii Dc announced
after the b air opens. -.
,h.Tse, but At tho n-k Of The purchaser. -
GEORGE 0RIsWOLD GRAY,
Chairman OF Committee Of Arrangements
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

METROPOLITAN FAIR.-The Committee
wi on Public Amusement have the pleasure OF announcing
that BILLIARD TOURNAMENT in aid Of the fIAds et ths
Fair been organized at the suggestion OF Mr. Michael fho
Ian, under whose superlnendence i vii take place at
IRVING HALL, -
on tho AFTERNOON and EVENING Of "WEDNESDAY,
Aph g. In this Tournament the following Distinguished BIZ
lard Players expected TO take part:
Mr. PHILIP TlEMAN,
Mr. DUDLEY KANANkUGH
Mr. JOHN SEERlErER
MT. LOUIS FOX,
Mr. JOHN McDNIrT,
Dir. JOHN DEERY
Mr. VICTOR ESrEPHE,
Mr. EDafUkD NELUMS,
Mr. CHRISTIAN BIRD,
Mr. WILLIAM GOLDFHWAlrE,
Mr ED. CAllILL,
Mr.. MICHAEL FOLEY,
Mr. MICHAEL PHELAN
Mr. Ph4i.n hs challenged the winner Of the champion cue
a. tho contest which Is take place the 7h TO play sane
with him on FRIDAY April the loser to pay hundred
r 20 tho Of the Fair Tie receipts for admission on
.o day will be devoted to the Working Wosens keei As
sociation. 90,
Evry facility will be afforded 20 enable ladies TO enjoy with
comfort these remarkable contests.
Tickets VI admission, 0NE DOLLAR.
RICHARD GRANT WHITE,
Chairman Of Committee on Public Anusemenss.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
vi INSTITUTE. No. 2ia Ath St. Washington square.
OEO w CLARKE A. M., Principal. ENTERTAINMENT
by the STUDENTS Tor fho SANITARY FAIR at Nblos Sa
loon, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 10. Erercses
forcpsr.d By Prof Etobsherl In Defamation Debate Col.
ioquy Dialogue, &c. Commence At n o'clock Tickets 50
cents EACH had at kIRBYS News and Bookstore corner
Of Brosdwa az and tho door the evening Of
the performance, and Of the PRINCIPAL at the Institute
which opens it, summer term April, Ia.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

CLOTE d. JAMES,
- sTATIONERS PRINTERS ,Dd BLANK-BOOt
DEALERS. No. as Fulton It. order, respectfully solicited
WM. EVERDELL" SONS, No. I0t Fultor-
w s.-sTATIoNERs aud BLANK BOOK MANUfA%
TURERS
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Amusements.
ID ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

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SANITARY FAIR WEEK.
GREAT GI6 gsEkK WEEK. ~ faE
BRILLIANT SPECTACULAR DRAMA
SPIRIT oF BEAUTY
AND THE woN6ERsTFL, sF,L ILLyNShfED WNrSh FooSrAD
ALL THE VARIED HTEs OF THE RAINBOW
reelected in dazzling 'fflrDfST ffiVfs, FAIRIES.
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET
Gorgeous seenery Elsesat cosaaes snS AIp.,
presented to the public, which, notwithstanding IT. inness
success, ,,,,,on.u,v
MUST MUST 81 sE WifHbsA%s. WITHDsAA%%ss'
GREATER AND MORE ATTRACTIVE NovELrg
the sensational drama Of CUDJoS CAVE may be Prcdaee4
sroFPEI 70 , With Ii. W0UD S and STRAW iNsTkuHENTS
will appear between the acts. ,.
~ COL GOTHAM, THE ARABIAN GIANT.
4RSE n eSg' q 1 SsS nd GsSTs fssfSSTis
including Anna SVEN, the NO'A-sCoIlA SiANTEss sssS
GENERAL GRANT, yn.. the smallest man living ,
MAJOR BAGLEY, The Wisconstn lNFANT pRuaMER,
'' ~ THREE ALBINo CHILDREN,
JAPANESE MAsKIN hO0L SIN
r; TsE1HSrx MH i ~ sSSISa s. SS Wax % sIs1n.s
BRIDAL GROUP OF GEN TOM THUMB and WIFE,
TWo LIVING PRAIRIE DOCS, from Colorado Territory,
the only seen In this region. -
THREE SPECKLED BROOK TROUT, EACH WEIGH,
mo OVER -FOUR POUNDS!
MONSTER SERPENT, 81 feet long
ROBERT HOUDINs AUTOMATON WINTER
THE MUSICALLY-EDuCATED SEAL.
and innumersbe other curiosies.
Admission IS cents. Children under ter IS eenta
SATURDAY, April e-Beneht Of Sanitary Commission
HOPE CHAPEL, No. 7lS BROADWAY.
IL Twenty third week Of the q
MAMMOTH STEREOSCOPTICON
Brilliant
all happy relaxation from ordinary cares of routine
He fairy realm Of fraye! history, teatuse and sons
revealing TO the delighted visitor the most enchanug sccne
and the most exquisite Stausry and Architecture Of the an.
Glen, and modern day in al lands behed In the reality The
addition 20 immense collection Of several hundred
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT VIEWS
enables the 10 oasr entertainment stu more AZ
racy- presenting iresh variety in sf nvshaa
beauty.
In addition TO the usual programme tho wsndroas spests
Illusion Of the
TWENTY SEVENTH STREET GHOST,
which has been witnessed by thousands with intense ntsss
will be repesed with tll s startling effects every asSoso
and evening during the wees. ID H
Doors open az !. Tours commence at O'Clock.
Tickets 25 cents. Reserved Seats SO cents.
Grand Matinee every day At O'Clock.
H. b, MCKEON Manager.