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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
OF the T1e.hoiist Church
Missionary sociesy.

The Forty-fiith Anniversary Of The Mission
airy Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church was
held at the Brooklyn Academy OF Musc yesterday af-
torDoOn and evening Al the Sunday Mission Schools
in tie Eastern and Western Districts were repre-
sen'od The doors were opened about o'clock. and
the building soon after thronged TO It's utmost ca
pacliy; the stage oven was crowded by those who
were unable 20 secure accommodation elsewhere. The
hhgS and banners Of the different Societies were placed
in different position, abou the thcaier and presented
line appearance. Tho Hon. John Dikeman presided
and tho exercises were opened with prayer by Tho
Row j. :. Weed. Addresses were made BY the Rev.
W. It. Watkins, The Eey. Alfred Goodman, and the
Lev. q. II. FOss \ band of music in attendance
ana played some line air. while tie children sang their
mis- .ionary HYMNS during intervals Ia the proceedings
The schools were under the marfhalshp of Mr.. RObt
NJ Lockwood, assisted by The Hon. Edmund Driggs
and Mr.. John G.. Fay.
The divisions aud names of the Schools with their
respective Mar,halS, were as follows:
Essten Distrot-M irshal, William b. Naturalization
avenue tGTeeapo.n North fiA street Grand street. South
East irookyr-Alssshgi, Richard Areson-Gaes avenue
Mission ileiab avenue Warrington avenue Carlton avenue,
South Brootiyn--Marsllal Joseph Hazelhrst-wininm
street Mission Egheepfh street, Wyckod street. aren
BROOKLYN een,raD-Na.hal, James McGee.York street,
Fleet street, Sands street centenary, Washington ,tTeet
1t y estimated that the number OF teachers and
children present IN the Academy was fully 5WoO.
This anniversary Is the first that has ever been held in
RrO0fyu there not having been previous ~ The cree
ton of the Academy oi Music building large enough
TO accommodate The schools
IN the evening teIe was another large gathering ut
me sur.c place of The adult members Of the PaTcnt
SnCict!. upon which occasion Tie Rev. DIR. Daniel
Ayies prrsided. the Rev. = DeIIass read the Scrip
tuIce tfc Rev W. H. Eoole read hymn the Rev.
Geo. ". NOodruf invoked the Divine blessing. and
tie Rev Dr. DuIhn made statement Of The condition
81 Doe missionary moen,ut ia Africa Chi a. lndia,
1urhe, Germany. Ancient Scandinavia, South amor
lea and the United states he was followed hy he
Hon William Wiley. L. s. Senator from We. crn
Virginia. lie spoke 40 great length with much force
aid dogucuce showing vast range OF reading aud a
thorough knoWiCt 81 the subj he discussed. lie
was Frequently clecred especially when he pctrou-
caly declared That be would stand by the Union and
the Government. IA, concluding addresses were
delivered ~ tae Eoy. D.. Bowman ard Bishop Simp-
SON. Tho singing was very excellent and spirited ard
the cutL lso,c auditors let the Academy del GIFTED
with tie evenings entertainment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

when when have eiycn 20 Che structure chat praise
which certainly ia it's due we have but little else TO add
Whom gather by tie sca-bcst shore some gorgeous
purpl, she'll have not right TO expect that the oys.
ter within IT is Of quality equal TO that Of The primes
Saddle Rock though Mr. G. A. saa r.diculously main.
tins that The latter If large Aabby, Certainly we
have Md yet IA with the bivnlye OF the beach so
with the temple Of The drnnathcre may be bu little
meat in either of them. and That fshy hot that We
would compare The company at MI James Cookies Hip
potheairol 10 alortlyc Saddlc-Rock. however We
only TO say That the oyster is not qife 30 good
The shell would lead 10 expect. We Ike the horses
They plump: they are curions!y piebad, some Of
them, "a though they had been colored b. long con
tnned course q smoking Ike rnecFshnur iipeSi trey
are sn1lcious and dscroes fu. we look IA VAN for
any evidence OF strate talent IN The riders oil these
albino st-ds Ard 80 with most othe. things here, ez-
ceping the French poodle who really - i-i rate ~
th we have 10 bone pick with him excep oneco'rred
with the best Of meat. Modocrliy seems 10 hay nIhcd
the present HppDthc0tron troup for it, own IL VIII
perhaps occur 10 Mr.. Cooke TINT what state Is In
yory friendly spirit toward him. lie has done right
good service 20 the pubic IN giving them 40 inr hip
pOfrone in good u locality. lie viii double the OBJ
gatiOn 4 ho secures hrstrate tnlcatand Sc are as
suied il y his intention so 10 do.
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Kam,n. United stntes senator Elected

I'D.
The Democrat has special dispatch from
IeavcnwOrth. Kansas. which SAYS:
The joint resolution for the election OF n United
states Senator passed both Houses to-day under the
gag rule.
Earnest protests against this have already begun e.
come in from various counties in the State
Indignation meetings also being held AL over the
State and the members OF both Houses are bitterly de-
bounced. .
"The peoplc arc utterly opposed 10 the fraud and
will vote down by an Overwhelming majority at the
first state election
LHAytNwoETu Wednesday. Foh. 10, 1904
The Kansas Legislature met IN JOINT session
YESTERDAY for the election OF United States senator
Gov. Carney received @ votes, and was declared
elected
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ErFEp.


hDAMs-on welneslsy, Fob 10 at a p. ~. Caroline
Aru'ts, eldest child Of jane u. and John H. Ad' aged j.
years end months.
THE relatives and friends are invited attend tie funeral
eryce 1t No. iJ5 South Third street between sixth and
Seventh streets Friday evening all O'Clock. The funeral
viii take pacont kaoaah Westchsster County vt O'Clock
Saturday
IIARTT-On Tuc,i,y. Feb O. Rebeoca wife Of Rzro Hart
Tfs friends Of the family nre respectfully invited to attend
the funeral thu Thur.day afternoon at o'clock from her
Long Island.
HOFFMAN Matllda widow of the late Henry c. Hoffman,
ir a. injuries received from horse in Market street which
Ir-uted in hcr dcsih on Tine sdny. feb. 9.
@ relatives and friends and the friends Of her SON. Chas. j.
Holman. respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
no - Henry street Friday ei,rnoon al O'Clock, with
out further invitation
hAcOhNEl.l.--SudIeDy. on Sunday Peb T. ~ fremont
Nc'cer'el County y. " james Mcconnell, IN the dot
EOLLER-On Monday Feb O. Of bemorrl,ge Of The lungs
Niholm II. Moicr, Of Peter Mosr sEed q years.
The relatives and hicnd. OF the family also the ohcera and
IRE bers of hsne Lodge No. - T. and A. NJ Of the list
and IN Re imcns p l. y h. g. respectful, invited
70 attend tie uel from the re,idence Of his parents No.
No ~ rii'h avenue on Thnrsdsy, nth Inst at lOa.m
NEWCOMBA' III, late residence corner Second end Pros.
poet streets, jersey Guy Francis l.. NowcouiD aged -6
years.
Tie funeral sermon viii be pfea.hed On Friday Feb r. M
O'clock o. The remlin viii be inferred 1t Port Jergs
The III nj Of the family ave .yted to attend.
nOLYEKOW SKI-At Orange, NJ J.. Uednesd,y, Fob TO-
Mr,. Cola p. Ro1ykoH- daughter Of tie lGe soac Riley
rbe ,cru VIII be held from her l,te residence in Orange
at ~ clock on Tbundly, the nth inst.
THOMPsON-On Tuesday, Feb O. Mary wife Of Martin E.
1i1mpson. sged 80 year..
Tic .ay 'nd fienis Of the family respectfully invited
Go attend ner funeral Thur day, the lth nst at y p M
from No ~ West Twelfth -ineei.
WEiR-On Wcdnrslay Feb 10 Annie wife Of Lieut. G.. v.
Weir Us. A. and only daughter Of OsceE Coles aged 20
r n, End noqnan,ans, invited attend her funeral
~ Friday ilh At O'Clock p. H.. from her late residence
70. 2b ta-t Fifteenth street
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KENTUCKY PgoGpEssNG.-That ominenily
Conservative jouIna Tile Frenkfon Co~monvseLh, IN
dorses Green Clay Smiths vote for Mr.. ColfaX, as
Speaker Of the House, notwithstanding certain OF the
Kentucky delegation and TIE LouisrHe Journal have
Git 10 charge that lie thereby forfeited the conf
dence Of his Constituent Tie Consertofjre says;
How could Mr. Smith DO otherwise than vote r M Col
x in doing 90, believe h. voted every man not a
Vasnd ghauer in s distfid desired hn 10 vote. We be
eyt he did right end believe tat nine yhs Of his
sttU will sustain him for doing We further, and
that his duty urdef the choice presented 70 vo.
Tor Mr. Coan though he kIew Ia liza dtIict whs
opposd 10 his doing NJ CosG the representative
nan Of those who foT cuslIg lie Rebellion and rsoi
ing the Union under the Constitution Nh Cor WIS the rep
resentaiye Of those who permitting the Govern
Iaonto be destroyed who for refusing 70 furnish add
tona ren and money TO sOppn1 The rebeous nsrfscton
undsr hs oath then TO support md anln the Consttion
snd Laws, wa Nj Smiths dutyto do ~ he did. Had We
beeo there. We should have voted ar be did
Meetings. and large and influential ones, too have
beed held In Newport and C0sington. at which Mr..
Smiths position ~ supporter of the Administration
was most fully asd emphatieally approved. Verify.
~sa kentucky IL moving at last In the right direction
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srr;ov. Array between the naIiimore TO
lice and Disordcrly French Officers and
BNrMoEr. "Wednesday. Fob. DO, 1904.

BAlTNOBT. WednoSiay, FtO y NO.
Gov. Curtin was in Baltimore Yesterday, and
vent q Washington, whore be- is now at W lizards.
Yesterday was observed by the sailors belonging 10
the three French war vessels now lying In the eastern
portion OF tic haTbOI, ne holiday and large number
were shore, dressed IN almost every description Of
iancy costume some Of them In female nttire AbCu.
20 of Chem became intoxicated and very disordery.
Capt. Carmichael Of The Eastern Police District detailed
Sergt. Waltham. with five sig policemen, 20 notuy
them IL act more quietly or else 90 70 their boats.
Themajority Of the sailors acQncsced IA this, and
were proceeding toward Hendasons WLsIf one boat
Load having ont 10 Tie vessels, when one OF the
number. apparently officer refused 10 go any
further. and struck policeman Graham. who imncdi-
ntey caught him by the neck. The others getherod
around The officers, knocking Of'cCr Tayman down
with board. jumped end beat him severely. They
also aS sui.cd the officers with hosihOOks and oars
and one Of them discharged pistol at the officers who
ia retn, discharged six eight barrels among the
callers. 18th what effect is not known, they al went
"A 80 their boats The officers arrested the principal
,u the affair.
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IIrnocnApns or Ges. AND MRS. WASH

I.irnoCpAPHs or Ggs. AND MRS. WASH
ISCTOy.-Wo h1yo received from J.. Prang & Co., Of
Eorton two hail lr-silc lthograph portraits OF Gen
Washington and Mrs. Washington. They are drawn
On stone By Fahrouius after Stuarte paintings. aud
arc executed with remarkable spirit breadth and del
cacv Of touch Tie portrait Of tho General ia parcu-
lly agreeable for its force and breadth Of light and
shade aud strong roGcf nud that Of Mn. Washington
TO .oiues ana sweetness Of handling thu; the two
beside being excellent portraits. form very Pleasant
contras. OF effects.
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HorlL ARRIyALs.-Fhe lion. Il. 7. Br1c

N0TL ARRIVALS -'rhe Hon. b. Y. Bruce
H. 4. Aherger OF Buffalo Capt. j. j. Lawrence of the
ship webster, j. s. Carcw Of Norwich, Judge Ealcom
-lf Biurhamton l. G. Weeks Of Boston. j. W QucsSall
81 Philadelphia Nh Williams and daughter Of Buffalo
and Capt. Il. T. Lofer OF Philadelphia At the Astor
Rouse.
II. ". Peabody Of Salem Mass Col W. S. Thomp-
son o. Rochester COL X. Campbell Of pitsield, Cap
tius Leayenvor,h and Slaw OF ST. Louis d.. Burkctl
Of Klosuk. c. II. Fosbls Of The United States Army,
h. c. Davis Of North Carolina, i. y. Menecley OF
Troy, o. s. Skinner OF Springfield. j. ". Stevens Of
Louisville. 7. Wadsworth Of Chicago. and 4. H. Bal
Of Cali soils ale AZ tle St Niololas Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

The Daily NewS--which never even pretended
90 support or approve the War for the Union,
but always condemned and opposed tan
uounces that it will print Gen. McClellan's Re
port in full in successive issues of its sheet. II
there be one sincerely loyalman who still clings
to Gen. Mcclellan, We ask him TO Answer this
question-IT Gen. NJ. is a true man, tcLy is crery
traitor his noisy champion
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Frors krhnvy,

ALGAST. "Wednesday, Feb 10 1860.
The bankers OF New-York and this city lad
another consultation today with the Senate ana Assem-
NV Committees in regard 70 the National and state
banks but yet no definite plan Lac been arrived al 10
Ilaee them on an equal footing.
The Democratic members Of the Senate md Aseern-
tly held a caucus TINS p. m. and resolved 10 oppose
Senator JsinbeeT's Police bill
IHE sESATE EFESISG sTssIOS.
The senate resumed tie consideration % the Gov.
ernof's Mc.sarc, Mr. Field addressing the Committee
h. defense Of Coy. Seymour and in opposition 70 tie
policy u the General Government. Adjourned.
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Che Stale Agricultural Society.

iALBAsY. Wednesday. Feb d. sCl
The STATE Agricul U-al Society met IN TIE
Assembly Chamber NJ noon, tic President VI. j..
filc il The chair. Reports Of TIE Treasurer eLd
Executive Committee were read and approved.
On motion Of Mr. Hon C0ns'oCk. Committee 81 ;
RON each Judicia District was appointed 20 nominate
officers for the ensuing year aud T. select place for The
neIt State fair
They {, en- took a recess tin O'Clock.
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ready well known TO bis soldiers, why should
they receive it of ours and why should be COM
plsin of it' And why should he subsequently
persist Tin bis complaint, and send back the
wenty copies of that Proclamation that Gen.
Foster sent hmi Is it the habit N Confederate
pigeons to futter when they are not woundedl
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The State Agricultural Society.

ADAM wednesday. Feb. IO, 1854
Tho State Agricultural Society met in the
Assembly Chamber az noon to-day, the President Il
=. Pale was in the Chair.
The reports the Treasurer and Executive Commit
lie were read and approved.
On motion Of Eb'n Comstock committee Of three
from each Judicial District was appointed uomnat,
officers for the ensuing year and 10 select place TO-
The next State FGiT.
Recess tn o'clock this evening.
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MABsssuE ID.

BA RTON-BANCROFT-in Brooklyn, on Tuesday rco' ~
by the Rev Theod0fe H. C,ylef, william J. barton 70
nch. A. Bancroft daughter OF Horace Bancroft esd pom
OF city. NJ cards.
BARLEY iLLCOI-At tho residence OF tie brides ~
rents. In Brooklyn, by the Rev Dr. SpeeH ON saturday
o. Capt J. ". Barley and Emma Caroline, dangh'es oil Nu
win WILCOX.
CONTAMINATION WeJnesiay. Jan. @. al the Paf.oe'
ahs Of tho Seventh street H. Church by ths Rev Do
tom. Mr. Tn'al Cooley 20 A.s Lucy Kelly al Of ~" s"I
no Dards,
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Mr.. Barney. Collector OF this port has con-
vcned n Boaid for The examination Of officers IN iAc
Revenue Gutter service, consisting OF George W.
Blunt ~ President with Capt ii. j. Nones or the
Revenue Gutter scryice and Capt Ezra Nye Oh The
Merchn.t Marine as mcnbels thereof They arc to
meet forthwith
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Thr NeX~-Ier.ey gniIrond.

IETN1ON y. J., Weunefdh!, Feb ~. Irtf.
Mr.. Randolph Of Hudson has introduced in
ne senate "a bin extending The charter OF the New
Jersey Railroad Company 20 lss9, and 70 enable the
company 10 relocate yarous portions Of their road, so
- % AVOID curves which viii shoricl the road and ac
.Js.nDdste customers with more rapid rai cling.
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TIE OpgnA.-The Director at the Academy
that In consequence Of The great demand Tor
repeticns Of Faust aud lone the former vi" DO pre-
scented at IL, Academy TN Friday evening ana the
latter Saturday evening These VIII DO Tier lost
representations arrangements have beer made ior
some very intcresng debus and the revival Of other
faVOrife operas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

rowy FLECTIOSs-FIRsT GUE.-Ihe town
elections in franklin County took place last Tuesdag
In Twelve towns heard from there i've gains from
the Co2perheadS. Tie Supervisors elected stand 10
Union % 2 the other way. II is suppo,ed the Board
yA stand at least o. fay0rably as II 10 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

CILDFPSLEEVF- vOOPNlRS--M tho residence OF The
brides paIen,s on Wedncsdsy. Fob 10, 1885, by tho Rev
joseph Anerson Of Ncrwsk Conn David IL. OidrIslcs
10 Anna NJ, daughter Of John $. VOORHEES, OF this city
POTrs-ANTHONY-I Brooklyn ~ Y, on Tuesday. FEB
g. by the Pew Samuel LJueeow. Wilbain Ioits hld Lp
cr-I ,tasbuch daughter Of Edward Annony all OF BROOK
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Tn,rrininrncnt. rhi, Dn, md Erenins.


Fer l1auJH of h.Ify.oAd tine II c3rmrr rsT ,ecafrcS
Gs-B~ufs IN other columns of h's DopeT.
hcapPsY OF MuyC-Iil Of tho Anon Society.
BRoD KI4N ACaJF.Y- Italian Operi--Nofmi.
PARL ruHA1sH. Ffophi,a-fn -li,h Opera-hQt
y hLLACK IurATsl.-Fure Cod
WISrlIi GAnpss-1icAct ofItatr Nan
C.rprfr TxArsu-f. l.s - .h % treated rrpg 5t1rc
TugArEg FrAScAs-Frrnch Plfys three pirce-.
BAIAu~ So fonts. D.srf., VIVA isI,-Frist.
NAs AsHUEsIis NrSsaiHIE-C0 .it ctlou ~ Au'ulIs
ltirrof u tAr.oS-fg ur.lriau PerfoI lHucrs.
IR0ADTAT ASH IHEATER-fq ac-trifu Perform .utf,.
HowIs GrrAr tIKCu. -BONcry-E qlrsir'inian.
HoPE tHAPIk- hamig'h o,'reOscu p4cJn
fEisHtA 1tCrtpsUDplfuu.
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How PASSES 10 HILTON HEAD MAY BIZ Oh

rtNIB--por.ons wishing passes TO enable them to
reach Hilton Head such other point where lands Of
Rebels are advertised for sale by TIE United States
can procure them from Government transports as mr.
IN the iacliies Of the Quarcrmaster viii admit on ap
poaion to he Secretary Of tie Treasury the applicants
in.Ylnr no cost Of tInnspoTiatun.
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steamer OF SEn'iias.

HALIFAX y. s. "Wednesday. FEB lo lsti.
4 large scTew-stcamer bark rugged, passed
u.,if1x Harbor Ut tonight. bound wet
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Tgg OPERA IN BRoogLYH.- Max Moretzek
announces BelliDis grand magic opera OF Norma Tor
this evening ut the Brooklyn Academy Of Music. when
Nine. Josephine Medoh will make her first and only
appearance IN her uDriyaed character Of Norma
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4 FAvORrK LUNG AND IHEOAr REMEDY
FROM long ernerisnre and prsopal tnowlrdre tsse
pleasure rar. lftrion 60 ihs adv seui.u uld-r crc
karrs ~ tie old standard remedy Tie vegetable Poi
lnrar, BassmF T. iat fy tlsr mod tprrecd@n
"a rprat 900 1fnrl4y '0uy yer. ani - Hn1ston
% tie sffrl sud u' reliable cf.ac'rL An atcs
Rtirh has srilffft ssc d.Ha from b. ei
aid The n. aFlhs notice o'L l.' i lci 1ion.
s clasrs .s4rr'y rnsf 90 lr DoThife' ofn who hny,
occasion g. urr r.n. riy f.r Iniaa1arJ coupa.fts
L. propulsion. arc Moor. Rel Cutr Co.. fir cl
hfnHn dfu II this city 1lcy above deception
.uhctrry DE- pend upon she abuos lrtsrt virtues l.
preparation ior q ale and rfa Object II tcir lver;
nsnt b. 20 chuon tr public agau tLe many ~oIta-- usi
.of.rfhine Iusi ~ good.
prr.oas oud nee the 10 Ti Nina ion IA buying THE
.oui. here flaisrs nt Ae add aot i1Noy we'd.
trt ry d. Ia -la 90 minor EplrHnlc, and judge moro
Dom M rui rruu lfiIn uf fr on.lflrs, Instead at
being infrst.,d by fh~ flaming ptsri. p0k rl over the
co4uy a.I lrsf upon from tsery corner o the srrrs
at 500. "a be much l-ss 4I'r obj % Iuril-
.s some m slr of r.,l worth. and suons -fu TIE
N-..tsn- ruG.ofr.. hsau o. ir-,ul.ttiy our- Boston
Irt.,.i,f. Dec. 10. '..l
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~o,.ay,;v.yof,bc Gncricn.

PORrLtsD WcdneGdny midnight. Feb. TO- IStf
There are no signs Of the America now due
Al thi, pDr. FROM Liverpool.
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PpOP. DoREMUs will give the second Of his H.
psrated lectures this evening at tho Cooper ns4tnts
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Tug PAY OF CoLoRzD TROOPS. The follow

hg letter and resolution explain themselyes;
ia 80. LOTH AID 2tTH KEGTs, Y, s. COLD TEoors
NJ. 20 FOUHrH srEEfT, NV York, FOB 10, lt5i
Egs p sasr WlfsOs Chairman Mlifary Commute L. S.
Senf's.
SIN. Tie Upioa League Club Of tie City o. New Yof Lave
hess than s,y days r I'd 2o0 coored troopt In he se
New York The committee having particular chsrge Of n.
mater feel strongly The inuIce which l. being done these
who have responded promptly 70 the call ofte ffet
d,n BY placing them equality with white soldier.
a d. psy concerned. Each Of these upon cun' ni
receives and Is charged by tie United States with sb0, q
worth Of clothing Under tie existing law 1t viii iaSe hem
nearly thuee months TO pay this, and by thG time they
vii need more clothing, that s. viii b. iupossi.
bic Tor seiD to sy up send home eyen to spend any
yod,u u hcir pay. Your obetioAt servant
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Special No.itcs.

The Union Lincoln Associn,iOD ol the STATE Of
New IOrll.
public meeting Of this Association wil be held AZ ~ bead.
qns,''n, HOPE CHAPEL THIS Uhursiay) EVENING
~ 4 oc'otk.
Ing
A. hr ines Of inpornce q 20 be transacted mebers
Requested 30 boz prompt iu thetf lti.ndsncr.
>. DRAPER, President.
s. !. OLAssgr, Secretary
b. T.. GAVTr
JOHN A. GARDINER
). v r. COOPER. \Commuee.
JOIN y. SEl MOuR nni
Clpt.JAMES Mcconnell.
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Business Notices.
BRowys BroNcuIAL TnocnNs.


Tor Coughs h.l,m, Broueit, Sc We cIeerfa'ly bear
testimony, from persona ,novlsl5r 70 .cr sclcy - Bal.
ous Pictorial
h0RT0NS Cop PESs ave now sold a. the
same prices a. before ne n he w,r this t.
entirely owing 20 tie Mlu.fiur.G improvement, ia
cinery bis pra-ni,r;a Retail Buue. aui Advance
system f's, until he commenced siy.,, hi business
done on Credit aui sri ~ uiH l.s T,afe
Tie Morton Cola rea.sr- 'r only 'od Oh prices.
the makers o al other g5d pen. chargrhe Premium %
God Government T,c a.. bal AOftoa!A, chs.
hi. price. WLo.esslr n Retail
Ofihr gr-- numbers scui b., ni 20 al pat. Of ihe ~ol
surg the raf yrars not ore 10 thor,.nj h' hei 20
resc. IL Destination Goo safety show us ilii De Morton God
Pen BE- obtained br any in every p,t o Doe "ord
al the same price post r. only eTc.pi'i.
lrsdrr y,u have oadaars Away ready ,ui reliable
OsI Pen exactly .llp,ed your hand ui style Of writing
Which viii do your writing ,n.y eheaper Steel Pens and
the present almost World ~ Pressure trr 81 every
tn- you can have Morton G1li P~u 70 rpr n proportion
the labor .p,s upol ard material u.rt fu any other
Gold Zen Ia hs y ord you saut ons, see 30 Pea "a
~ gater t.an q! swod." IN another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
Noise and Dnsi!

SAVE
lour Carpets and Houlelod Goods from Dnst ani yl1
Nerve from the Nose Of Stages Csg.
Bell-. and Rafting Sas.e,.
BROWNIES PhfENT
METALLIC WEATHER STuPS AND WINDOW
BANDS
Totally exclude Dust Eoise snd O1or IN Summer well
Cold, " and Rain IN Winter from door.
and windows OF every description,
without interfering with tlsir
free ~ ali times.
WARRANTED GOOD FOR FIVE YEARS.