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Establishments Thi. Day and Evening.

t~ lcrodH Of hedi,rs and time n commencement" zee 9d''
rserenis in Other columns Of his paper
NALLAcKs THEArBR-The Wife
WINTER characterization
NIBLos GARDgs-An iorr in Seville-lreand as II Vas
ULfkFio lHEATER-Cnininey Couer-So.nobody Else
BROADWAY IBBATER-simmons. the Escamoteur:
HRLLRRs Wonderful Performance. No. SIS Broadway
BAESus s-Bel phegor the Mouatel auk.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DFsfgS-W crks Of hrt.
HfPPoTH EATRos-Eq uestrian Performances
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The Rebel Raid at Piedmont "es' w.

BALIlNONi ShtufuuF, lIuN y TUT
The special dispatches to New-York ana olher
,bopt the raid at Piedmont West Virginia
re ororslv cyocccrated The whole amount OF damage
dome 10 the property Of the Baltimore and Ohio Ran
road viii not exceed $4,000 No person was disturbed
and there was no appearance Of aaulers at any point
All the trains are working regularly and successfully
and the road is again strongly guarded by troops uhdef
the command Of General Kelly. who has resumed active
duty after his Iecelt .e.Ye 2s a5ssa;e.
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MARRIE ID.

CLARK-BLAKELEY-On "Wednesday, May by the Rev.
Robert Travis Allen Clark to H. Myra Bakeiey, both Of
this city.
TrRRELL-APPENROTH- Thursday, May S 1861. by
te Row g. Alex Pei.y Haley Terrell to Carrie C., only
csids. 80
Newark psrcrs please copy.
VALLACE-CROSBY--O Saturday, April ~ by the Rev.
Dr. Lathrop. John Waliace to Sarah g. Crosby OF New"
YORK. No cards
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under Wharton. two or three brigadcs strong and
fought him day and night for three days
guess ii did not amount 10 much, but we cleaned
them out The Rebs had about TO- 100 cavalry and bar
assed force until within seven miles of Alexandria
Our forces were under Gen. Emory.
The above arrived since the Morning Star left the
city. SIC
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Fire ut Sen.

IIUTIUNl lIhl
The bark Modena from MessinG, arrived at
this port reports April g. a. IN, lat ," 80, IONS
9O5 Jaw "A heavy smoke O. the windwaTd. and al u IN
nassel the remains Of burning vessel. She wa Goa
snmod down to her copper sheaihing. and was am
burning
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
All soldiers who have been discharge By reason OF
wounds received in any battle and who have not re-
ceiyed the 500 bounty can receive TIE same NJ once O
epplyug by letter or in person. al the Military and
Naval Agoncy No 427 Walnut-st.. Philadelphia
JOSEPH l. DEWITT 4 COMPAAY.
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Eire Mt EhicnRc.

CHICAGO, Saturday, May :, I7OI
A fire broke ont in No. II Randolph street.
,bis ,no,ni1g DESTROYING Eggostons furniture store
and BDtfur4s boot and shoe store. Loss sv1Vly' ol
which s25 90 is insured in Buffalo.
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Iuuucb Of abe Steam Battery Cnsco.

BOSTON, SuiuIuhl, III! . III
The iron-clad steam-batiery Casco was sue
,,,v launched today from the Atlantic WORKS. East
boston, She is OF tie same model as tie Chino wien
was launched on Thursday night.
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Internationally

KILL N0rHs.-Common Camphor wont, and
Cedar Camphor WILL Cedar Camphor Is Cheap, Ger
t.ia md Fragrant Any prominent Druggist knows
about IT, aud win recommend II % protect turs end
Woolens from Moths orAiiliers. HARRIS & CHAPMAN
Facturrrs. Boston.
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appoiut,1tuf OF Gen. Cnnby to the COM
mnnd west of the mississippi.
wAsmsGToS, Saturday, May 7, 1904.

WAsIINHIUNl NITNI my MY . TUE
The President to-day appointed Brighten.
Ed r. $. Candy Major General Of Volunteers and
ordered him to the command Of oil the troops west Of
the Mississippi River.
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The Ten-Rorsy Loan.

" y
The subscriptions to the Ten. Forty Loan ior
the week amount 10 80 100 oo aud the total amount VI
/ subscr ip;ions 10 date Is eii 6Oo, 100.
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DEPARTURE OF :

DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.
About 200 men belonging to Maine reg-
ment lc tho Park Barracks yesterday afternoon Tor
Washington.
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Affairs ON the Red Kiver-sliriaish be-
tween Grand Eeore and Aiexnndria-
The Enemy Worsted.

SOUTHWEST PASS. April 30, 1864
A skirmish has laken place between Grand
Rcore and Alexandria.
CO.. Laaas. or Ssss guard. elgsssl Tie Gs.Ss.
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iAdvcr,-nsni.lt g.,
JyFPERs, No. 573 Broadway. Ladies' ana
Chnaren'. HoOrs Suffers BUCKLES Hows, &c.
Also GFsrs' SfIrIFEs. JTFPfas 5Ti Broadway.
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LECTURE TO NURsEs.-Proiessor Raphael will
lecture Cfee) ut the University, this evening, to class
OF nurses preparing 10 30 10 the army
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The Retreat OF Banks's Army from Grand
Ecore-Fight on Cnnc Rivcr-3Oo or
400 Killed and Wounded on E"ch
Side Arrival of Gems. McCiernnnd
and Hunter-Bnnls,s Army 10 Leave
for Ncw.OrIeans, bus Smiths Force'
10 Renain-Fenrs that thc Rebels VIII
Blockade the River Below Aiexnn-
dria.
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Businees Notices.

A cosTIyE HABIT OF BODY WILL EVENTUALLY
UNDERMINE and violent puTgatves afford only
,emporAr resf but Dr. JAMES sASArrvE Pnrs taken as
directed viii soon remove It and al Biiousnes and efecu-
ally Di.7ricred stomach Liver Complaint and Sex
Headache. Sold by KiroaEs TrLEa Co, No l4i Cham
ber, y. aud 80 lIud,ons, and by druggists generally
To ADVERTISERS.
W. have completed arrangements which enable Us to con
tract .r ApysRTsISG In be leading newspapers OF tie Can
aias. 10th Eussh aid French tie most advantageous
,.rn, 5 ~. PETrEseILL Co,
Newspaper Advertising Agents
No u Parkrow New. York
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Special Nctites.

A Special Meeting Of the XVlrH WARD UNION
kssOCfkTION will be held at Headqusrter No. as ehay
on MONDAY EVENING May g. ats O'Clock, for the purpose
OF making arrangements for the next primary election
HOOPER q. VAN WORST
THOMAS Lively Secretary President
Union General Committee.
The Regular Meeting Of the Union General committee o.
IN. civ and County OF New York will be held MONDAY
FVFSlNG NEXT 9Th inst at their headquarters. HOPE
CHAPEL No. TO Broadway al o'clock Prnctual attend
requested business OF inpor VIII be prousH
nsf,r. the couIuitte. RUFUS +. ANDREWS.
U,RvKy n Woop, . , President.
WILLIAM W. LADD J
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If the Baby is CUTTING TEETH, use that old
and vel. tried remedy Mrs WrSsLows Soothing syrup
which greatly facilitates the process and Is sure 10 ate
the bowels It relieves the child from PAIN corec'' say
and Wild ci, aud by giving the nfan, quiq' natural sleep
gives re-, 20 the mother Oniees No q Dey-s; n ~ and
No 205 uish HolboFn, London England
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REMOVAL.
nExas BAAsEs & Co.
Have removed from No. sO2 3roaiwayto
No. 81 PARKR0
Opposite the Astor House.
Jk.rs and larg, buyer. Of MRpIcsEs PERyuNRRr. le'
viii consult their BY examining our Immense stock
exclusively composed Of ibis class Of goods.
DEnas BARSEs Co
P.s-rhe initial 81" Is omitted son our signature from
May !. 1854
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Central Union
NCOLS CAMPAl ON Gu d.

LINCOLN UAN q d Q d.
The Hon. ISAAC y. ARNOLD.
Representative ia Congress from Illinois,
and others,
wiz address the citizens OF New York At the Cooper Institute
on FRIDAY EVENING, May 49, ms. AGAINST TIE
PJs'fPONEMENT OT THE NATlONA CONt ELTON
10 M HELD AT BALTIMORE On TIP I'm " JUNE,
AND IN FAVOR or THE RECOMMENDATION OF
A8RAIfsM LINCOLN
CaAS :. SPENCER, President.
JOHN NJ. COSTA,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Fifth Ward Union Association wil hold regular
MONTHLY MEETING at TIE Union Headqusrters No. ~
FrankIin-st THIS Monday EVENING, May 9, 1864 at
THOS. OUTWATER, President.
" sYsEs secre,urie.
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The ROTARY LOCK for Hall Doors Of dwelling horsoa
!, line most colfv euent end Lock ever used
y '''N ''' VALENTINE BUTLER,
Pa.eulce, AID sols Manufacturer, I
Ma. q @ ".lsst:l.
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American Anfi-~'avery Society Anniversary 81
the Church OF the Puritans on TUESDAY MORNING, hay
To- Also public meeting at the Cooper institute on
WEDNESDAY. May llcS For panieoars $40 advertisements
under head +" Lectures and Meeting ON Psse
amcr,cnu CONGREGATIONAL Uaicr-FLFvHNTH
AMIN ERR ARl-Tne Socia Reunion VIII take place AZ the
Plymouth Church Brooklyn, IilU hoDAr E'ENiNU may
~ The Rev. LEONARD BACON ID. d.. will preside
Among the peaiers for occsson the Rev hLNkl
WARD BFECHER. the Rev. THOMAS ,. bASIlNOS
De Rev. D. W. WILEY, ID. d., the Reh IhEoDOhE L.
CUYLER aud others.
Vocal and instrumental Music may b. expected IS usual
Thos. who have attended the Anuiyerres Oi THIS society
need only the assurance that the Committee of Arrangements
III eneavor 70 make this social Ing equal 10 interest %
any previous occasion.
Tickets Of Admission Is cents
For sale the Office Of the Congregational Union no m
No az Bible House Asorpaer. At the office OF The lude
prudeut No BeekmtI-si New York ard at the office Of
The Daily Union. near Futon Ferry Drooklyn-
The sale tickets will be strictly limited ~ the capacity Of
the house.
The Fiity.th,rd Annual Meeting Of tine AERCAN
Il
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TIE
CORRELATION AND CONSERVATION
OF FORCES

4 SEhIEs OF EXPEDITIONS,
By GROVE HRLMuoLTz, MAYER fAREADAY, LIrBIG aud
CARPENTER.
With an Introduction and brs Biographical Notices Of the
chief promoters Of the New Views, by EDWARD L. YOv.
kAss NJ. ID.
Grove on the Correlation Of the Physical Forccs 9Th Edition
complete with additional Essays from Of the abe sci
entihc Europe IN further eucidatonof this and
important subject The views OF the universe un0ded this
volume are the grandest which the human mind has
tained
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Mem Publications.
OPINIONS OF THE LEADING PRE- IS.

OPINIONS OF THE LEADING PRESS
From The Evening Post, NcwYosk.
The object Of tie author in the work is to give picture OF
American society as II existed before the present Rebellion
and to trace the national indugcnces vices which fo'
tered the seeds OF the present conflict The story Is
well told and eliminates in ercins d-nonen'ent
Mos. Of the sketches Of American social life people and man
refs are very truthful and entertaining.
From The Boston Post.
We cordially commend il as an able Illustration Of the Amer
lean life and pToe,,e' to represent The ch'Inc
ters are boldly aud slnly drawn aud The vices ana ZOE
lies Of our social and political systems h'hcd with no
sparns hand TIE book is destined to exert markell IN
nucnce.
II iscvidcn,y the work Of scutlcnln Of culture. =
The design +, artistic. It teaches many truths aud IL
commands respect BY is sincerity o. feeling and H. 'oo''
scholarship OF style.
From The Saturday Evening Gazette. Boston.
n.fr before mos. publication. fthe Day Of hAe p"'en'
sion The characters admirably driwn every one 20 De
idenahsd by the d-aeaon snl ,he Whole story from be
Ginning to the end in pot unl execution, ssslet'y
written
From The Evening journal, Albany.
There IS good deal Of oiin'' in th' uo'on o ne
story and SOD deal Of s n tie skechng of 'arAeer'
We are au, nsakcnf "Dinsrfac'4' Ret docs not a.
tain wide popularity
From The Daily New. NewYors
We DO no, inar.c al the vicws and pictures Of American
life a riannors presented In hi, novel STILL miny o.
them cont ain much truth. sud whole, Pausrrneld
Res can be- cou led to careful pcrsal Of thinking en
and thinking women.
From The Bo,ica Transcript
I'll, snihor evidently hos been In contact with the domestic
p,iie, and SOFIA life well d-sfbed hs story iore'sdo"
TIE prs.su conflict AMI r. gaphi, and authentic
Character with the aicrcsi Of the narrative will make It "a
v5re novel Of the day.
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No. 13J WASHING,

II APPLETON Il Co.,
IL Nos. ii3 and 4i5 BROADWAY, ~. T..
HAVE NEARLY READY;
THE PHILOSOPHY or HUBERT SPENCER,
tIhsr PKIScIPLEA
Large l2mo., 507 pages.
Extract from the hmeri an Editors Prefhce.
The present volume l. the frs, Of series designed 20 unfold
the principles OF philosophy II Is divided into
parts the aim Of the first being to determine the sphere
OF all national invest cation and the second
fundamental aud universal principles which has
established within that sphere and which e constitute the
the The scheme Of truth developed these
f.t principles complete in itso and has independent
value designed by the author guidance
veIhaion ia the construction Of the succeeding and aze
portions OF his phiOsOphic plan.
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4 YOUNG and ACCOMPLISHED AU-

A YOUNG and ACCOMPLISHED AU-
"A THORESS says Of
FAITH GARTNEYS OlKLHOOD:
wish could the autoes, and tell her how she has
given a and still impulse FOR right, doing to just
beyond the twenties The story sweet and natural
saona thing but her words and ideas Of life glorious In
a novel never saw anything to bear comparison them
Her descriptions of June day diamond earth drpery
wildly aud esquisiiey drawn Roger Arm
strong Sermon might be learned verbatim with proht Aunt
Henderson and Glory capital pictures Of character and
Paul is just Ike hundred OF young men have known Tho
style smpeoen the Jane Eyre pattern, with Infinitely
higher idea OF fe could write Faith Garneys Girl
hood"
Every New-York Bookseller sells Il.
LORING, Publisher,
No. 3lg Washingtou-st., Boston. .
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VHE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TIE NETWORK sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE 1, pub
l.shed oycsy TUESDAY and FRIDAY
cosrxsr, or 80. 1893. Isihr g7I


CosTKsrs or No. 1893. lMar "a
LEADiSG Ah.ineloe from. LuIurie' Mexico
Prohibition Of sisvehedns IN tho Methodist kPlsc pal
Dunark War Brewing IN Europe; American niarO ceanc
Railroads The Campaign Union rty ORGANIZATION. 10 our
Ctyt Gen. Butler fTance-Merco-Ihe United States
Andrew Jack.on, Editorial Paragraphs.
WAN saws sUuN. Hr-Gen. Hitch, Department, West
yslniai department Of the Cuff The Frontier Southern
GrSrmM Nrws susNlRr-yew. from Washington; New
YORK Dome.iic Misceiiany Political =,
foREioS NEws suaxaRr-Eurore; Mexico.
THE OHKAr coSTrsr-Gen. Grants Operations . -
fRoA sHERsass ARnr-ConesPondenco OF the n. l.
FRoM THE SHENANDOAH yALrEr-cone,pondene Of Tho
Fnon OEs. BurLERs DEPAErxESr-Coucspondene Of
Tie y. y. Tribune
MESSAGE yRox THE PHEsiDEsT-Franee and MeIIcoi or
DEarns op SOLDIERS ~ TINE NEW YORK HosPirAts
fHox WAsmSGToS-Specil Dispatches to Tue y. T.
Tunrr Eonrn CoseRgs-YiRsr sx,slos-ProceedIns'
~ the senate and House VI Representatives
EXECUTION or Dos MANUEL u. REJOU AT MArAnoRos
InE unsAT BArrLEs1War department oh1isi Dispatches
GES. BvrLERs OrERAIIoSs.
FHos FORTRESS MONROE.
THE RErUGKgs or NoKTH CAROLINA
FUNERAL OF GES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF The
LADY AuDLgr's SrcRRr; A NovgL-By NJ. +. Braddon.
NArIoSAL.AcADKsr op DEsGs-fnth Article.
IsrxREsrIsa TO FAaxgns-Amerean Institute Fsrnep
Club
TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
Froa TINS DEPARTMENT or rHH souru
fRos CHARLEsTos HARBoR- Conespondenee oil Inc N
Y. Tribune.
A NEW THIsG About ToRPRDoEa
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fesal Notlees.
n Y. SUPREME COURT, County of Kings

N Y. SUPREME COURT, County of Kings
I've Joanna HOWARD against JOSEPHH TURPIN
WALTER MELDRUM. and JAMES A. sACKETT sum
mons Tor relief teon not ser To the aboyenaned defendants
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer the com
plant In this action which win be fled in the Office of the
Clerk Of tho County Of Kings tho City Hail. In the City Of
Brooklyn and to copy Of your answer 10 tho aid com
plant on the subscrbers 1t their Office number one bundled
and ten broadway In the City Of Now YORK; within twenty
days aflef the service OF this yon OF IN.
day OF such service; and you fail to answer the sad
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff th. action will
Dated Nsw-Yorh, April II, 1864
~. 3. Int Rev. PlaintG's A,tomrys
stamp soc No. ITO Broadway, New.York.
Tho complaint In the above acton hed In the Office Of
tho Clerk OF the County Of Kings the City Hall Ia the City
OF Brooklyn on the lth day Of April 1894
yACkSON 4 MIDDLFBROOK,
spio ia"itwS Plaintiff Attorneys
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AT MOWBRAl''.

AT MOWBRAl''.
No. zGg GRAND ccin~r FORSYTH, -
So. pa gOWERY between SPRING end PRINCE.
GREAT SALE or SILK CLOAhS
AT OLD PRICES
SILK CLOAks. FROM 80 TO rs.
CORDED SILK CLOAKS, FROM ~ TO slA
CLOTH CLOAKS, from SOTO fiS
CHILDREN'S CLDAkS, FROM - 10 th
ALL WHO WISH 70 SAVE MONEY,
buy AT ONLY ONE PRICE.
AND From Ihr. LAHGAST STOCK
IN AMERICA,
BE WAITED Oh BY -.
POLITE AND OBLiGiNl GENTLEMEN;
HAVE ALI THE ADVANTAGE o.
OUR LATE FORT NATE PURCHASES,
AID THE PLEASURE Or Nl,lIlfO
OUR NEW MODEL WAREHOUSE,
No 2l4 BOWEisY.
ARE RESPECTFULLY cNITFO
% s /. MOWRRAY
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EOR SALE-An old-cstablishcd DRUG aDu
Il BOTANIC MEDICINE STORE. with 8 ofice alaseSS
For further particulars. apply al No l5 4h-s BEoosyn
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Chances for Business ttlen.

BREWERY FOR SALE.-The Machinery
ID and Fixtures OF tho Highland Brewery Newbursh VIA
Lease of Buildings /, hed up with all modern inirs
ment and has IN successful operation for seser H
Apply to FLANAGAN, MALLACE w
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Mem publications

MRS. HOLINESS NEW NOVEL
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Published this morning,
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w JUNE H.
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THE BRIDAL EVE. By Mrs. Emma d. r. n. South
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Take my title, take NY wealth,
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Since thou art mine and am ;binef
The tale was brief bu, oh the sorrow,
Ii stabbed 10 that young trustiu heart
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the Parish. ~ Frlser's Magazine
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