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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26
DEE.

DEE y.
BFNrFGFAT--Or N,ni, AD-il ~ after short illness.
Cta-e' bcsn d. en. sou OF El,ir Ia4 Emily b. Benegr1t'
aged months and 1t.ys
Tn. rrtnas viii asrn 70 Sew Brunswick, n. j. tor in
trrmsit
BEElIEI-n Grl,.yp o sunday April %, 1854 Emile
Eofl'a y9lu-"at dln-.ts. u NUrn s. sad h'ule d.
The rei o. tb any uyed to attend Che funeral on
tsr,ay '.4 20. ~ O'Clock p n.' ,ol -. .yHi, /,
lin.'. 'i'-s..f, Nith.r. further notice.
FEiIAEa-Og M,ad.y. April 2' Charles Feiiner' aged 10
YEAR, months lii ia days. - 3, ,
The relatives a- lend a! fuiiy are respectfully invited
syeuue, n.sr forys. street, iH,sc1y, the I'm
in,.. d; D. u.. without ulth,r invitation. Ills remains
"i- be- tl-, 60 ulCcHwo5d Tor Intermsut
JOHNSoN-Ou :. rdly morning April "a Leah Johnson
widow Of tae le Rev. la.uss Johnson aged u ye -.
Tie relative. sud end Of sr Thomas Do~nng ard OF inc
late Rev. l-nla joou iuvii to atont heI iunrTh
on IGc,t y g 4dh az 10 COX a. M i'om Zion CIuieh
KNEtELs-on Monday, April %, Annie Nerplanek only
daughter % z4aeth and Ae ate joan w hucveis Of fi'h
Funral ss-r win be held O., st. AIMS Church, Mueawan
on Neinr-i'y afternoon al o'clock.
McCLENhliAN-On Monday morning April p Eliza jane
vile Of win snl NcCl.iaar aged y els aud 10 months.
Tho ca'ige. 4nd ieads Of the family respectfully invited
Cr,u ,lr Sa,,nd Retained eriau Church in Riyn.
ton street Orchard street, without further Invitation
NICHOLSON Sunday. April a. Of disease Of the heart
William H., youngest OF Silck Nichols aged 81 years
LIE iiirhis Of me ainly are invited 20 aenu ~ INA
Tuesday 2bh, a2 from the residence Of his father
% No. 81 rs.t Thirtyhnh street.
REOUA-On sunday Apri q! 1894 solomon Requa aged Il
yoIrs.
Tie funeral will take place the Goth inst II o'clock
bis rcicucc Yorktown, Wcchc.ter County The rell
tvrs and friend. Of the family respectfully invited to
attend withou, further notice.
SHEBMAN-In Brooklyn, Monday, April g. Clarence
W, eldcsi Of ) l. and VI. ~ Sheran aged 10 years
and months after short and sickness OF congestion
Of the brain
Notice Of mineral In to.morrow's papers.
ZABRISKfF-At ParaIuu. y. j. Monday morning, April
% Andrew c. Zabkie formerly OF this city, in the Both
yeaI Of his age.
TIE relative aud friends Of tie family respectfully invited
attend BIZ funeral. q PaT4Inus Church "wednesday,
2Tth inst. At u O'Clock without further invitation
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FROM ALBANY.
Adjournment Of ihe Legislature.
} Our Special Correspondent.
- - = ~
70Otlers.

ALBANY, April % lo6i.
Contrary to the general expectation the
Legislature adjourned this evening sine die Those
hest qualified to Judge believed only this morning that
II would he impossible TO finish the Business of the two
Houses this week But the universal desire to get away
has wonderfully accelerated the pace OF members hhd
business has been dispatched all day WIN uupreoe
Tbe haSte with which bills have been read through
and passed renders il impossible at this late hour TO
give any clear account OF the doings % the day ana
this must be deferred till to morrow. The Ne",fOrk
Tax leies both for city and county were passed con-
sderaby modified
beers separate with the most cordial feelings Inc Gus
tOmaTy votes Of thanks 70 tie presiding Occs OF tno
two Houses were passed. In the Senate unanimously, III
the Assembly with some factOus opposition IRON Pof
ioB OF the NewY ork Democrats whose III wiH u IS no
diFcredt "a the Speaker 10 have incurred MI BrTaht
whose advocacy Of the Constitutional abolition OF slavery
has brought down upon him the hostility VI some oi M
Democratic associates 81 the city, spoke WIFE much
feeling and ability OF Mr.. ANords course character
izug lin as q fair md liberal opponent Ofh.s own party
Mr. RYAN If New-YoIk, who most ttiiu6ly represents
constituency said 10 be composed largely OF Dead Ian
bits inierruued NJ. Bryant and inquired what party
the gentleman belonged tor Not TO the rqmhole.
CoPperhead party at any rate: responded All blyaH'
amid the tumultous applause Of the liouse. lii.
In my next VIII give AN analysis OF the proceeding
and enactmeuts of the last two days.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.-The Governor, by ana
with the advice and consent Of the Senate, has made
the following appointments: 49,
NEW YORK -Jc1cmisA Loder, Gilbert :. King WIN. T.
Prentice Daniel Pomroy Edw. L. salisbury. Nahanie. H.
lIo1e, Ambrose Steyeqs, iienry H. Moflnse Ch4'' H.
Brew ster, Watson J. Hdre'h.
QUgESs.-Coles W. " hi.e Of Flushing.
RocKIAND-Noson ruf IF Nyack.
KEGs-John ?. Victory George 7. Wiley. Simon A.
Church Thomas @. Finn, Henry b. Johnston, Michael J.
Hssius, Albert Ffe.. Z. b. Johnson Water X Peg
Cherries j. Rybers Paul Miller, Thos NJ CLARK james L.
Butler, VIM Belts. j. Leayitt J.. stockbridse samuel
Tuyior Tho'. C. Bowen. Heary T. Chapman IT, Nii s,
Poole D. Lansing Lambert, Augustus hnowfon DENNIS DC
Nansra Piancis McGraih, Slunc d. Thomas, samuel w
futile Of BrookIyn, Timothy Perry of Greenpoin VIM =
Bailey. John n. West John Liuskey Of williamsburg,
Frank III. Dikeman 81 BROOKLYN.
LOAN COMMISSIONING.
QUKRNs-John H. Hentz o. Hampstead.
SUYYoLKC hsIles A. Floyd o Commack, jeffrey > Hutch
insou OF Riyerhcad.
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Temporarily abscr, from their headquarters At T1muany
Hall i'm con,eqnerc, Of change Of landlords returned
70 their old uuaItcrf tertv Md g.ulcI tb.i work
Of swearing IN recruits AND paying them the County
premium. -
About % seqmen were sworn i,tJ service in super.
visor Bluut's department Yesterday.
Nearly 6OO sj.i'rs and sailor were enlisted in ths
city ilt week. About 5000 mcl uc now needed t.
complete the quot.
since The l3h ui March. b,uu.i.s have been paid to
Recruit. Sailors Cor onc
II.i..,5 X..r .....iu -t, i"r $500 yi!s......i3J
Muige,............... ;u..s llr lt-e yesr'.....
.,.J .......................t 20
Sailor, enlisted for one ger counted on the quota
the .ae as soldiers who enlist iof lrce years or the
war The sum uf go b.uut. is prd .or each seaman
enlisted and sworn in by H. Committee.
The urrtics who employ runners in other towns and
counties 10 come 10 this city IN pursu OF recruits
should remember that TIE Volunteer Committee 'lt
that tie recruits taken from tA'N en-! S"oHu We c''
90 our quota whether they receive tie unity bounty
or ct er1yise.
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Ep,er,n.nmcns. This pay aud Evening.

For location n Heaters and tine 81 cpmmeHce1e ace dd''
H,raeAss IN otiry o1igriAs Of hispdPsr.
NtBrOs GkRprV-"hc Connie Soocaa.
" INTER GARDgN-The Sorceress.
DrYuPIC THFArYR-Dur Nile-Loyalira.
Foxs OLD B0wERy-Pomp Of Cudios Cave.
BAENUN S-Pomp re CutJo Cave, &C..
NATIONAL AC.DEAY OF DEsIGN-Nork Of Art
lIPPOTHE ATROS-fQups Performances
HoPE tuAPEIl-Manimoth ,tcGcosca ptirou.
CooPKR INSTITUTE sic-!hr Davenport Brothers
TuEArYR FRASCAIs-Le Dem Monde.
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BOARD OF CoUYCILsIEN-Thc Board met at
Ueys i'm the Chair communication was received
from the Mayor incosing letter nom Gen. Dix reia
tive 10 the erection OF buildings on the Battery for the
temporary accommodation oi SICK and WoundeG S3l-
di.rs If is stated that three sUch buildings VIII be
Amply sufficient for this purpose. Referred 10 the Com
mitoe on National Atiars. The BOARD decided Dy
resolution to print 1900 copies the Cooperation Man
ual The Board then adjourned 10 Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC-SAylNG or 20 PER CENT.
Tine MANUFACTURERS of CHANDELIERS and GAS
FIXTURES having given notice OF advance Of prices to
the extent per cent take pleasure assuring the pub
lie that WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL AT FORMER
PRICES fine Spring assortment having been nearly all
made up before the recent advance.
Purchasers would DO well to give US their orders at once,
and when required we viii book the for delivery in
April, May or June,
L. V. HAUGIIWOUT &c Co,
Nos ass. 1870 and 1872 BROADWAY,
corner Broome-s..
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From The Christian Era.
SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS.


CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS.
ofhc FIVE senses tha, which we call seeing is the most i'm
pora and valued In proportion as this sense falls u.s.
we are reduced to hepesne If entirely destitute Of sight,
how slow would be our progress knowledge and how linn
tied our sphere Of action and usefulness Endowed with it,
the universe becoms creation clothed with beauty and
diversified by that infinite variety which never fails to attract
the mind and heart.
For several months past this been practical subject to
M. An innamed condition of the eyelids communicating
rto the pup rendered discharge OF daily duties not
only rapf bu, dangerous Atrbans to the effect of
cold ,ye endured il through the Spring with the hope that
with the return Of warm weather it would entirely disappear
But in hi. we were doomed to disappointment Summer re-
Turned I'm, no, our won,ed sight What might have been The
~ either Of further neglect or OF incompetent treatment
we cannot say.
Stain. our case to friend he assured that similar
~ IN his own family had recently been treated with entire
,r,ce.. by Dr. Won Esenbers Of this city, Satisfying
selves by more particular inquiries that the Doctor no en-
ir. lint scientific ocut and aur. concluded to seek
the bepca,s Of his treatment which have reason to
ckuov,lclse very great Auvusl oAl
his r the appearance Of eyes has totally changed The
~ il now full and clear aud lids entirely free from
Inflammation The Doctor that the optic nerve has been
,stened and the retins assumed chronic inlammaory
affecting less all the other tissues and threaten.
nj. II neglected to end in Amauro ophthalmtis be-
eve the which Ocus apply to eyes affected were
onr Having obtained the much desired relief take great
Measure In acknowledging indebtedness to the talent Of
Dr. Won Esehbeg and of calling to it the attention of others
who may be suffering from similar worse condition
Of their eyes II ia said that Providence provides antidoe
for every bane II is certain that the eye is in these times
subject to trials than formerly. Let be thankful
then that increase the tendencies which destroy the
organ vision the progress of science keeps pace with these
tendencies, il not in advance Of them.
OFFICE. N0, SIG BRQApWAY,
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BOILER EXPLOSION IN PUILA-
DELPIEsA.
Four Persons Eiiicd-Mnny Wounded.

Special Dispatch to The " y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April p 1854.
This morning about y o'clock boiler ex-
poded OF the factory Of Corneleus Baker gas fitting
establishment; Cherry street above Eighth Three or
four killed and large number wounded BuLtEnS.
portion Of the boiler thrown 100 feet, and fcl
upon the roof Of small building above Eleventh street
killing John Porter who was loading wagon IN front.
Another piece was thrown into Market street. killing
q horse and iniuring Lewis Robinson Of Carlisle.
chimney, hye stories high was thrown down by the
explosion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26
MoRroN's GoID PENS are

MoRToNs GOLD PENS are now sold at the
ZANE pce. before the commencement Of the VAR Tbs IL
entirely owing 10 the Musacurer improvements in ma
clnery biz pfcseutiarge Retail Bu.nes. and Cash Advance
system fo until De commenced alseaas Is o-'iHeA' WA
done on Credit sud s'5ieng ,e'h ne Trade
The Morton Gold Pen. ore only od a, old prices
the makers Of all other gold pens ohhrgsthe Premium Oh te
Gold Government Tax &c but Mosonha. in case changed
hs prices Wholesale OF Retail
Of,he gIea, numbers by mail all parts of The world
during The past few years D., ore IN ath'u'and -' 'ra 20
reach ii. destination in safety hosns that the Morton Gold
Pen can be obtained by any one every part o. the world
.tthe same price, postage only excepted
Reader you have endans ready and rr''o'"
Gold Pen exactly adapted to y5ur hand and style OF wTns
which will do your writing vasy cheaper than Steel Pens ana
II the present almost universal High Pressure Price q every
thing you have Morton Gold Pen cheaper IN proportion
TO the labor spent upon and material used than any other
Gold Pen Ia the World u you want one see the fsnis
Msbticr than the Sword" IN another column.
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seu,enee of Green. the Murderer.

LOWELL, Mass Monday, April p, LOS.
Edward W. Green, who murdered Frank
Converse teller Of the Maiden Bank, to-day sen
fenced 10 be hung. There was an immense crowd IN
and around the Cont House 70 hear ana kho" the
sentence. Green received il with apparent calmness
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Business Notices.

NIGHT COUGHs.-For Asthmatic, Consump-
troublesome q; night uniting pcr'on Tor theF daiy o'eura
lions and undermining tie Constitution graf relief viii BE-
experienced by taking a, bedtime or two Of bHowSs
BRONCHIAL TEocnr. or Cough Lozensrs wlih viii insure
1-..n --L -..--- III L.
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NEw.YoRK Town MEETINGS. - The new

NEW-YoRK TOwN MEETINGS. The new
Board Of Supervisors oi Greene County stands II Dem
ocrats 10 I'niouists, o Union cail o. ., follows:
Ashland Albert Tua Union; hlrns Jos, Robbins, Dem
Cairo H. C. Stevens UuioH Cat.ki J. H. Beslcy, Dem
Cnxsaclic j. Alnrkcy Union; DORIAN, H. II. Matte Dem
Grauyii B. : Mrtabr Dem; Hacott. returns; Hunter,
red Beach Dem; Jcwet Horace iawucr Dem l.1ihs
ton Jacob Hogdbooin, D,ri; New Baltimore, 3 y Miller
Dem Prn:tsyie, Lliock Pratt, Den Nindham b. b. Us
bofp npI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

Mrs. MARY J. HOLMES will commence a new
Story in TIE NLw. YORK WEEKLY on THURSDAY NEXI
entitled DIR. WEST OK DpKA's LOVE-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

SuiToca'ion fatal 10 Moths or any insects
breathing through their skins is the cfcc, II vapors
CEpAR CAMrHOR, used for protection Of clothing
Cheap. durable efficient and fragrant. Druggist
have il. HARRIS q CHAPMAN. Facturers Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

Nos. 300 AND ~ BOWEgY-Thc cheapest
cesb CLOTHING WARFHoTsE in the city. OverCoets, &
TO go. business Coats - to 80; Pants, - To =.
Gro 4 HUNTER s. co.
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IILNtf
No. SI6 BROADWAY.
OPINIONS OF TIE NEW-YORK PRESS.
CATARRH CURED.

From The Journal of Commerce.
THE CASE or HUTCHINGs, THE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR"
There published in these columns few days since the
remarkable Of Hchings, the lightning Calculator
well known the public during the many years he
hUied his wonderful arhmetics powers Barnums Muse
u by the celebrated Ocut and Aurit Dr. Won Eisenberg
this city Hu,cang3 represented to have been at the
point DEATH and but for the timely interference Of the
doctor would now be resting his This IS rellrka
bic case aud worthy the attention operons similarly effected
We think It but just Dr. Won Eisenburs to call public
attention this case There hundreds in the community
suffering ca;arrh who Ike the Lightning Calculator,
not actually praying for death, ready accept of
thing that promises to relieve them from their diresses To
such we would say title with inexpe enced men, but
consult without unnecessary delay, DR. Won Eisenbers who
At least has the honesty bis patients whether it is
within hi, power to make them whole not.
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Advertisement

DR. WEST, by Mrs. MARY J. HoLMEs, viii
be commenced in The NEW YoEK WEEKLY on Inrhs-
DAY NENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

JFPPRRs No 573 Broadway.-Ladic, and
CLidrcns BOOTS Surrrrs BucKtrs Rows sc.
Also Grv1s' SfIrrrrs. JFfFrRs 573 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

"Buy Ne and II Do You GoOd.'-Ths is the
true and expressive motto DR.. BANGLFYS ROOT AND
HERB BIrERs the best medicine discovered for the
cure Of Dyspepsia, Jaundee Bilious and Liver upa:nt
Costveness and Hunors and al diseases arising from dis
ordered stomach and bad blood Sold by all Druggist Prices
25 ~, aud IS cents a bottle.
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DEAFNESS CURED.
DEAFNESS CURED.
DEAFNESS CURED.
FROM The Tribune.
- .nC. mo rIrIIt.s DUr t.
EARS TO THE DEAF.


Every man aud specially every woman believes in his OF
her ply can There philosophical minds which hold 10
an abstract faith in Auopahy Homeopathy Hydropa;hy
or some other form Of scientific cure bat with the world at
large the belief Is not in the system. but in the doctor Es
pecisly this as regards aurists and ocui The
patient who has recovered h sight his hearing that
the blessing could have been restored to him by other
practitioner than that particular by whom his eyes
we're opened Dr. Won Ei.enberg among bet known
aurss lie has not lent brother practitioner has
eyes and 10 skill therefore believe above all others
him from. those who bin not merely
surgeon, but beneficor. has been
a,ed to US for the ruthfunes OF which vouch though
We can name no names The patient Lady who had been
deaf infancy consequence Of some OF the ailments
to which children liable. Lat;ey the disease had taken
an acute FORM ind the patient subject intense suffering
The deafness was apdy becoming complete and the general
health breaking down under the physical exhaustion attendant
upon constant pain Ordinary remedies and ordinary advice
were useless aud Dr. Won Eisenberg called In. We need
no, repe his diagnosis tina, would be only list of hard
name. to the general reader. But be detected sight the
seat Of disease first in portion of the organism, then in
another and with manipulation ssllfas his insight sc
ure he removed tho causes and she who, from inancy
had heard with difficulty and lsttery hardly at all,
stored perfect hearing and then to perfect health Dr.
von Eieubcrs advertisement reminds Of this case, which
we thus briefly relate though not bis solicitation lie! him
that hath not ears hear.
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MARRIED ID.

HowE-NoTT-On Saturday, Apnl ~ at Calvary Church,
by the Rev Charles u. Cooper Of Philadelphia, Lindsay
Irving Howe Of Boston, to Gertrude NJ daughter oil joel b.
Mott Of this city,
Boston papers please copy.
WILsON-KELIY-In Newark, n. j., Monday, April p,
by the Rev Daniel W Poor Thos J. Wilson OF this CITY 70
Minnia Kelly Of Newark
Gu IS N. ...s.J.-. g.Y.,S Psss,ss0sy.
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The Metropolitan Police Fill Signed BY
Gov. SeymOur.

ALBANl. AOIuhl, Jpn -, I7Uf' 7
Gov. Seymour has signed the Metropolitan
Police bill -
The Governor has also signed Benedict's School bill
ami tho Now-York City and County Tax Levy bills.
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Brandreth's Pills.

For Females generally the BRANDRETH PILLS cannot
be too highly spoken Of They Oh obstrucios give
energy and strength the distressing headache unforu-
u4tey prevalent with the depression Of spirits dull
ness Of sight nervous affections botches pimpes, saow-
ness Of the skim are all removed and juvenile bloom and
general sprghiness indicate the power and heahfuues ot
Brandreths Pills.
Ladies delicate period viii and them unrvaled they
are the medicine mothers and children and cure coz
tiyeness and worms
BRANDRETIpS PILLS sold a. rs cents per box,
veloped full directions Purchase unless my PRI-
yATE GOVERNMENT STAMP is on the box. See upon
It B. BRANDRETH in white letters.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, BRANDRETH BUILDING,
NETWORK.
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A HOUSEHOLD CARD.
70, only all the fashions in HATS which may be found else
where but a great diversity Of Styles which
CAN FOUND 'OWHkkE ELsE,
are comphfed in The mfncmse ht.!class stocA st
GRIMM No. 5l5 Broadway. an,
The fashions for the spring nov compete AZ TINS 'sa-h
ent include extensive variety ~ ores ana ud"-s
hats i gentlemen than presented by any other assortment
In the country The exposition 81
LADIES, MIssEs tHILDRESs. ASp lSfNTs hAIs =,
colnehrud not only the STANDARD styles o. furoI Tor ue
present and az preaching season, but nnumeTbe unique lad
Tics suited to al the
CAPRfCEs OF TASTE.
and sdar,.d 10 al purpose IL T. believed that no mother
can ake the tour 81 the with her family without md
ing for each member Of II fabric for the head which "ih
~ GEsIy, No. SO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

Thirteenth Ward Union Associntion.-Alunc on-
danaly hostile the perpctuaon OF Human slavery are
invited to enroll their Regular meeting At Headqnar
Ter. corncr OF Broome and Ptsts. THIS EVENING a,
o'clock Eloquent speakers invited Rally for Justice and
EPES r. ELLERY President.
JA,. D. ~ McCanTIs Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

FIrh,eenih Wnrd Union tssocintion.-The regular
monthly meeting al the above Association wall be held at
jeadrfrer. (ltoons Of the Central Committed corner
Rrosdyny end 23d.st. on TT ESDAY ENEN1NG, April 26
- a o'clock JAMES NJ THOMSON, President.
WV DRUmMoSp s.e,c,si.s
\. OPpYKE ''eNt"'s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

WILLIAM II.
Central Union Lincoln Campaign Ciub.-A tesu.
lar meeting Of tho Club viii be held WEDNESDAY
FVFNING April D. at O'Clock, 1t Headquarters corner
i.ra Az and 23dstl Tho lion. h. q. NOBLE and other
eu,rt speakers will addTcss the meeting. The Campaign
Ci C win be- n attendance All who are Ia favor Of the
denomination aud election Of pre.sut able Executive are
invited t. b. present CHARLES ;. sPf;N
WnLIAr krrLocK, }s,cre,ares rIesden'.
JoHs y GALIAGAER.b
Ions " CosrA Chairman Ex Committee.
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Mo, ,:encr,I Corn,ri,tec.

An adjourned meeting Of the Union General Committee ~
the ~ and County OF New YORK will be held on IL hSDA1
EVENING, 9th inst ~ o O'clock - - ,
HARVEY II. WooDs. ser,e,,rie,
WILLIAM III. LADD '''
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Artificial Limb Makers.
81 Ooa BOUNTY will be paid for few MEN eompeen, e
80 ,be RESI- PALMER LIMBS. Apply THIS DALI
before . o. uL b. FRANK PALMER SurseorArst,
'e'o'' ggoaaway aad As.asPlacas
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-30
w6dent(itotr Marttbtrtdt
Dfite beS ,,Dtmctyaten".)
M}ittmoh %. Stunt 1864 4.

DUlVe Qt0 .sAtbHet1utu
Nittpoh. %. Sunt lSe4:.J
Dos Mette, par wdbrsnb bsr Mp4t fttr btt1
unb trodeu bts Jun Samfas, ale eta fartsf
+Reeen- I'D siaasute,~ DIT @ef&df'e spars1 pau
uuS pe 3ufutrsn unbebeutent.' Ete ADetjsn'
pr,tf. Rteasn fortwdtrsn6. Ie GrntIauett@sen
0ne tn ooulen etaat fsbr gut uue btfsaefre tn
e,.ftm Goun,Y. G%tsnerwetfe fstt BET eettleu
tpuuu, abe, ptt @ttten Kne etnns@ sca.. faGst'
BE RI p.r GAL NIT bsr Usrfe unb tim 3ofsr.
Rotu Ia felt BEN Iekten Megen bebeutenb 8ewa@-
fen unt strfprt4t cine cute Q.ute.
|. R.bl. Nsstatl brrm 9aIItt So. 30 III "a.
pur(ddtu 50. go. Mbslefale. ttfR Barrel 50
SO; In papterfdden $780,
r@ttit Ranfrage gut unb t9ufu6sen-
sstlne.: 10. l$l.so tS 1855; 10. a$l:0
ao1a. 81 l.tbaftn unb strnfaus stIte.
aen. s5t In Rolten unb 81 stf2dlt:
6afsn 3ufatr: ssrtns une Naaf1asf nd
eia. prds 65 bio 70e. =:
3 soss;n. H.nate " si.l2. 3afastsn
"sotneu., @ets.trtna.n IN fter settussr
Auantttdt tAat2.25 tts $2.75. &sI .>
@aameM Die Tystfe anh neultnt1 NM
bt. Nanfroae sorlber. Bir- nettten: uaeart-
loci IS 90 bts $3.50. .Bu4petlsn 1ox j1u $2.W
lie 50. so. BloMsfons1ea 81 BE $3.50.
. 2%artoffeln. 8etne 3ufutten, auSsehum'
men fus Reeierun8esontraete.+ l.
SUITE. Ss cRaofraAe u 70 eS 223e.e
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