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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

BEGGARs IN THE STRBgTs.-Begging is at
variance with the spirit Of Institutions In the Od
World where the wealth Of nation is not distributed
as is here there may DO excuse for personal ap-
pcals for charity. In this country every abe-bodied
man can find employment. and those who are not able
10 earn their daily bread by their daily labor can ind
shelter and support in asylums erected and sustained
for their accommodation In this city Public Charity is
eyes 20 the blind ears to the deaf and speech to the
dumb II pleads for him IN court. nurses him IN sick
ness II bures him deccntly when he dies and yet there
are unfortunate who make begging a business In
our streets. please help poor blind man, said an
elderly bcggar on the corner OF Frankfort and Chatham
streets few days ago, aud the good people passing by
dropped their pennies and postage currency into his
hands and when he had accumulated considerable
amount Of small change. bold faced, bare.footed
woman 10 rags approached him and emptied his peck
cts This act she repeated frequently in the course Of
the day What she did with the funds 1t is difficult to
determine but her face suggested TIM. part u II
evidently spent for that which is not bread namely
rum. II surely would DO less hutnllating and in the
long run LEES expensive to support that man and his
wife IL no has wife and his children. fhe has chill
drcn under the shetcring wing Of the Commissioners
Of Charities and Corrections.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05
MEETING OF PRODUCE BRoKERs.-An adj.

MEETING OF PRODUCE BROKBRS.-An adj
journed meeting OF the Produce Brokers, for the pur
pose Of taking measures against the proposed tax
their commissions was held yesterday afternoon at the
Produce Exchange, E. II. White, esq., in the chair.
The only business done the appointment Of Com
mttee to proceed to Washington and urge before the
Senate Committee the necessity Of desistng from the
plan of adopting the tax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

Col. X. NJ. Hoe, senior member Of the firm O
Hoe l. Co., came home in the Scotia on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

advertisement
LOCO REFRIGERATORs, from 81 80, at
f. d. BAssYoRDs, Cooper Jnstit1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05
THE RowIyG CHAMpIoNsHIp.-The challenge

The ROwIyG CHAMPI0NsHIP.-T challenge
OF Stevens of Poughkeepsie to row match Of five
miles with the Champion, james Hammill OF Pitts
burgh for $500 side, the Hudson River, at Pough
keepsie has been responded to on his behalf by the
brother Of Hammi tho latter having been absent from
home on n coal.boating expedition lie says that II
was the Champions intention TO go to England TIL
Summer; but be win postpone IT, II either Stevens,
Ward or any other man. will make match 10 row him
five miles for 81 900 OF e. 600 side. II the race Is
rowed at Pittsburgh. he viii allow 5000 for expenses
donblo the Stevens proposes 10 allow if the race
comes of at Poughkeepsie) he viii meet the tor
half way. each party paying his own expenses II Il
understood that Stevens II not accep; these terms al
Ward, the TX champion oarsman OF America. will make
another essay turn the tables his times pre-
yious victor 1t is believed that the match will soon be
made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

Recorder HOFFMAN,
Mary Jane Brown pleaded guilty of petit larceny
demanded.
August Rodc pleaded guilty petit larceny Sentence aus
pended. ii,
Sarah Williams. grand larceny. Peritentiay sa nionsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

BOARD OF COUNCrLMRN.-The Board met at
o'clock p. m. on Wednesday, the President, james
Hayes esq, in the chair The Board concurred in the
resolution calling for the appointment Of Special Com.
mtee to act in concert with like Committee OF this
Board to inquire into the practicabty Of selling at
public auction the right to carry passengers in stages
through the streets and also TO nerdct the carrying
Of passengers in stages south Of Chambers street. The
Chair appointed Messrs Healy Roster. and Brandon
rs such Cammdtee the part Of this Board recess
was then taken To O'Clock to enable the Aldermen 70
act mon the Tax Levy. After recess, some general
orders Of an unimportant nature were taken up and
adopted. The Tax Levy as adopted by the Aldermen.
then read. but lad over till Friday afternoon,
when tie Board will act upon it, Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

BOARD oP EDUCATIoS.-The regular session
Of the Board Of Education held last night James
NJ. Mclean esq, the President in the chair. The Pres
dent stated that he in possession Of certified copy
OF the new Educational Act recently passed by the
Legislature which calls for a number Of changes In
the organization and laws of the Board Mr. McSpedon
Of the 10Th Ward moved that the Committee on By
Laws be instructed to amend the present bylaws so
10 make them conform to requirements Of the act
Adopted. Mr.. West Of the Fourteenth Ward presented
resolution that the Clerk Of the Board be instructed
10 cody all the laws of this city and State in relation
% education, which also adopted. On motion Of
Mr. Smith OF the Sixteenth Ward il resolved that
the President and Clerk be instructed TO sign no more
warrants for carpets for platforms in the public schools
Of this city The Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-03
THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
YRsT SESSION.


senate.
wAsnNGroH, May 2, 1884.
PETITION FROM NAVAL OFFICERS.
Mr. osrnn, (rep) Of Iowa. presented petition from
naval ocers, reprsssntine THAI formerly there were
ninety seven commanders and sxtynvs captains 10 the
navy; and that its vast Increase
tho commanders have been reduced TO twenty ssveu In
numbsr and that In consequences lieutenant commanders
have 20 serve ~ commanders In numbers Of GASES and
commanders a. captains without the additional rank and
pay They pray rcie In the premises. Referred 70 the
Naval Committee.
PRE- m TON RIGHTS CALIFORNIA.
The bin 70 grant pre- empton 70 certain lands in CALI
sornis called up and after remarks In ts favor
By Mr.. CONFESS, passed.
THE ooAsrrxa TRADE
Mr. MosRuL, rep) OF Me-, called up the Senate bill 10
regulate the foreign and coatng trade the northern
northeastern northwestern frontiers OF the United
states, which was passed.
INTERNAL BILL
The bill 70 provide for the collection Of internal
was received from the Hose and referred 10 the Finance
Committee.
Ou motion Of Mr. FnrxSpEx, (rep) OF Me-, thousand
copes OF the House Internal Revenue bill ordered
be- printed for the or the Senate.
smARGfSa SOLDIERS BonH CRnEfEAy.
Mr. WILSON, lrepJ OF Mass, offered resolution 10 pro-
vide additional grounds for me Cemetery ~ the Soldiers
Home District Of Columbia. itqrects the secretary Of
Wa 70 sdd 70 ths sVldsm osuessry such Porsops me
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho Battles IN Louislana-The Capture
OF Plymouth. n. C.-sisss Of CAsriss-
ton-Nsws from Europe, &C., 10.
The mail steamship Champion, Capt Jones, win leave
this port to-day, ~ noou. for AspinwanL
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close At half pest tea O'Clock this morning
sogls COPIES Wrappers ready fos mailing. six cents.
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WASHINGTON, Nay y, 1904
rus pmrs NouRRxp NJ TINS ssvsaAL STATES.
The House took up and referred 10 the Committee 90
Military Affairs the resolution Of Mr. Blaine Of NO. call
Ing the Secretary Of the Treasury TO state the amount
Of debts By the several states TO aid suppress
Ing the rebellion and declaring as the Judgment OF the
House that all debts egmately contracted should be a.
sumed and liquIdatsd BY the general government
POSITION oy rHn Rmn STATES.
Tho House then took up the resolution OF Mr.. Harding,
offered last December, dsoiarng:--
That the Union Dissolved ana that whenever che
rebellion 10 any o. shs seeded States shall DO ~. down
or subdued either ~ oroe voluntary suhassion 70
the authority q the ooustrl,oo and laws auch state
shall be restored ~ rights ana privileges under the
constitution o. suoh 6ss.e ED We vouatNutou II ths
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L REMOVAL
1 DsmAs BARNES co
HAVE RGMovED sROh ss saa.nw. -
4 Park ROW ,
OPPOSITE TIT Asr,a aou6r
Jooben and large buyers Of 5 tdo ,.. Perfumes, a.
- ssss~it hsr Interest By eEsm,nfs Immense s.s
60. sssl ssoissvsiy q tsh o,ass Of goods
DsAAs BARNES 90
naa - aitiAs q" u omitted from signature mon
Mag. isA :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-03

street New York city He has no other once
1884 Eight and private entrance He chni
eruptons spots the skin. Of all knds 10
most poisonous mpurty OF the blood dstus all dsa
pertaining the urinary rheumatism kc Wog
Human Fraiity. Nervous Debility, Early Indiscrs too
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DIR. Lowe, H0mGo paGhfst.
SPECIALITY DYSPEPSIA.
Hours from IL TO .. - Brevoort psce trenh sress
0pa Rr0n
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Are YOu DyspePtic g-Then PNrchase =
bots Of 8TEaNFhxDS oeiebrasd FroneA CoAnao Btttss
snd you viii oSesin nrsdass rs,s and psrH sesss eur
French 'chem Or. Leroux Is nfable INC u ~
tho dige tive Sole s0ttno UniooG
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Dyspe psia Tabiets.-Ask for WcIlb ngea
Dyspepsia Tablets ror all druggists 1t 80 % ats
box.
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Ask Your DR. ,ggist for IA poniow o. tho
but harmless hair rostorne(v0
and take DO other Lsspot llS Chambers stsW. SsiI
every where.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Rec River OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF the Union Army-Lssest nntsiifg eses
from the Rebel statcs-ImRoxsant Ne vs.
from Mexico. Cuba, Central and So'ash
America, 81. Domingo, &C., &c.
The mail steamship Australasian, Captain Cook. VII
leave this port 10 morrow for Liverpool.
Tns mas FOE Europe viii Close nihis city half pssA
eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning
Single oopss wrappers, readx(or naling, 0vs oects
WMs~efere IL the "Nishs Bioossins De-
reu. like the suderius Jswf Bsoasss thess never
why /. handEerch 81 perfuraed via PIT ALNN sons
IL is wonderfully inceused.
Highly Important 20 wous dsa Soil
ders AN soldiers Who havo besa dcharrsA BY OF
Ss $40 81; ssas can rsssys snss By .spssss
letter .. in psrsec a. ,hs Msa<5 and Naval Agency. No
% ~1'" street fA, sSs&sA a DEWITT aosxrAsr.
"ssxodont' IL Nov. Astr.csias Very
eon.ser.e,e ..eaop .ns wss nay sr,e rsprs
for the Teeth Dams shsA has oGsrsd 70 The
We have been familiar With e. rs-n, tor some year.
pp peal .sd . haze Z;
nsSss: n ,s' s fqS s.. sspe s%' 'oo'
IL % Sss s' l: ~
Murray, Eddy q oe..,r.n..s:r:::.
49, &c. K :r. 70 q Gus Ss IS si., 1854 w. o.
"a, .. So, 80, 5, 80. 80, as A. 7s, 81. S. H. al.
z. n. simmons a Cs..-Managsrs.
aurLpr BxrsA OF, - 10-May 1885,
62. 60 75 Ia. 10. 80, IS, 7, 20, %, IS, 70, 81.
Class ~ b-May O. 1884
"a, 10, rs, 30, 10, H. 6S, S, %. 81, 49, IS, ~.
France, Ellis Is Ce.-Mau gers.
LssnARv, q rrsA CLAss 3-May q 1854 80
20, 80, SO, rs, 8, al. l5, 20, 66, 70. 2, "a, 81.
CGAss H-May 1884, 40
50, 81. Is, IS, 70, 80, IS, "a. IL. 40, a. 81, 8, a.
Pvsxes Gained im Ail LeaaIixed Lotee-
rsss aud inform stics siveu. oALLAoahR BENJAMIN.
Brokers. $40 Chestnut street. Phtade'phia.
Prfxes Cashsd In All Legalixed Lottsr-
''A ''''''"'''' 4 Wasr. Nassau sarss,. room No =
1 Lnttery Tickets CaaS clos
gsea JoskPH BArBs. Broker u Wall st~eeA room Ne
Il ---------------------
Theosand Refrtgeratsrs, svosN ~ 50
D .. sAssF0aD. Cooper lpsusnie 6yAdiDs
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If Y0u want To Know, "a, RseA
MEDICAL CoNM0N SENSE. . curious booh fsr earsors
psope . good book for rros u - ~ -
lad a dspots Contents tables mailoA fres ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-03

Crisfadorc,s Hair Dye, Pressrvaeavs
and Wis Depot Wholesale aud reta-N0 Aston HOUSE,
The dye applied by skifal artists.
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IL a. easily recognized
IN FASHION8-fOR THR HRAQ
In pasating or sculpture. and 81

High Art
IN rAs j II ss;;li s;s'S fss a.Au
- in pasatins Or sculpture a Hsx e
SIS ssksSSnibDSAY.
.e oi = :sssy S:p.1:%sas
's Sss sSSsH SS 1sSisTiiEs
" 81 issSf DRESS AND soF HATS
ans sE N DasaiSs AND rAsrrL srrLss
cHr1Dssus s ssS AID IsAurn
ir,pored and home ma.ufassTsd Ihe ssors Itself Ne
ss. e
..s e.: sos ss :: S' i: ssS.d@
..6ro nis cos Mss .s ss :::. @ .s
psopI. and good boot ter evsy one rrsS q
s :s Dr. 81 NJ; i SSSas rS % ~ ~
unsqussd for aA,a o. fancy knitting on sU BrosA-
4. Ladies, Atssmsiea. -FixAanx. anr
ss.s~ ems sss ..a a1.s sad
Oad FsI,ows' Hail. -Hsrraanee = Lsek-
mood ss s. ss n 4: ara
ns oS %sya s roTpsr patron. ..ss:hssi..1
..:, :. &: e .: S,''a 'i
P,mp,ss, Freckiss, ran, Erspts.ns,
Ts,sF .S ss.s ss. his s nss 4:so y
Prof. Alex. G. Barvy's Trtcophsrous %
fysa hair ersdcatng scnrt ana dandrnR preveatno
kapess hars curing diseases o. the skta gandn
spd ls.sh :. s.M rAsam pimples sa,is's.s ~
s;sSs rssf IN cases bruises .p.in. ssres sss&
Sos4 f frSs ss. ono. CT. ~ Pear srsse @s''
Patent wire Rauings, window
Guards 10 formerly made by The late arm OF Huchn
Wicker ham, manufactured exclusively by CHAe4s
Co. 62A Broadway opposise 81 Mcnoaa1 Hotel
0e~0xay
wheeler wilson's Hgtcs, Premium Lock Stitch sewHp
Machines removed 70 655 Brcsdway aewcen Houston ans
Bcsoker streets
The X nox'' Spring Hat.-Com petitica
effect the unmissakable popularity Of this reaM
elegant and Knox and hts asssnt arc kept s,vey
employed sspplyina the for a. Every body pa
roaizc. KN0x who are a. Al 10 ne ss ,sS
meuL No. 2l2 Broadway. corner Of Fulton street
The Pebble Reception rendered Will
place, ST. Domingo bss arrived the mnnoa
q e e sS rsss .G s 2 The. AID So essr
the Rubss Mills Coffee whct Il manufactured trosn ~
West coffee, 30 FULTON aud a pey street. ~
l York.
l Trusses, ct asttc stockiags. &c.-M a'sss
CO y Radical Cure yruss oaice oniy al No sVesss ~
Lady attendant
| Tar. sor 1v,upsnr Cotton. wool, Fiss::
HAY fop- and Eo9s Al vi0roR X MAuobkS ~
Chambers strees
watch~s aad JcwcIryrr,o,s
FOR $50" asoRoR O. ALLEN. Ml e sr %.n Xscss
Uns door bssoo QNaai sfss. ios"''' "
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LDttery Tickets Caab tt0n
sisea JoskPH BArEs. Broker u Wall ssrseA Ne
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Pvsxes Caz ned im An t.eaaIixed Lotto
RES aud inform stcu given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN.
Brokers. $40 O'sessuui street. PhnAdsiphis.
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cHrLDssE's xIssks, AID Inv Asrs,

frlported and home manufactured The itself
lasgsss hat In The United 0asss
po-ttioa -pondngy exten i've. As ssand.l1
PERSON with References 70 ohsr assortmsnts Sd y W
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Brilliant and Powerful Day and Nf0Ae
Double Perspective 0lassss fos tho 6eid -
tourists use-compact portable and edioiens spssess
Occuitsts Opcsu Soek Bsoadwsy. under Lsfsrss Heus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-03

DR.. Marshalps Catarrh SRu6 Cares Ca
tarrh Marshas Catarh 6nu Cold In the Head;
DR. Marshalis Catsrrh Snun cures Drowhnes; Dr. las.
shaits Csarrh Snun Headache: DR. MsrshaRe o.
tsrrh anun Sore Eyes; DR. Msrshss Catsrrh onu1
Deafness out oil 0boerucetoen
strengthens the glands gives healthy sctioa -
affected. Sold By all 1rWo9ists
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Deafness, Impaired sight.
NOISES IN THE HAD.
CATARRHAL AFrRCrONs IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC OASAARH
CATARRH OF THE TYMPAMIO MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBBTRUKoON6 OF THK
BUbTAOHIAN TUBH
CHRONIC OAVAsRRH.
CURED.

CROSS RYE srRAIaHTBNED.rN ONE MINUTE.
And every of tho Bye and Ksr requiring sstnss
medical aid attended to by DR. Won HI881
BERG, his consulting rooms; SIG Broadway. nsss
Twelfth street.
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rao. acs ;. !. .oeoyoALs UNITED srls.s
wAsHisoro~. u o.. Nov. iSsa
Ven - 10 a""s N msdclaaI effects Of RouAi>s.s
csess B!.tsrs a. srpsr saeed ~ myssh. vsV ohssr
fully cou1ply with roo reat
They excellent digestion; cosrectIsG M.rvseA
VhocSocac sno~tila Thsy pleasantly exhhArss boS TEL
lowed ~ 10 Simplifying reac son aud srtrensJ pa
esbie 49,.
In I'll sssscts they - bit,ers hsvs ever s4
~' NnDOuulex.
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BUY Me and Iil DO You 00OA.~
Yea. II you Afflicted wH-Eivey Bilious Compiant9
Dyspepsia Coveness, Jauadce Indigestion. 0crofulq
Foul stomach Humors OF Blood Skin. Loss of Appg
lite weaknes General Debility end lmpurty q the Bloed
then Dr. LANGLEYS Root and Herb Bltters will cure ycs
Only IS. 80 aud rs cents per bottle.
Sold by AZ dealers IL tnodicIne.
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BROWNE Bronchial TrO0hss..Wc W00s6sss
call special attention OF cerUmen and teachers -
browns Bronchial Tr9cfes" II is well knowa 70 60
readers that wodo not admit medicines columns We
advertise these rroches because trial OF them.
satisfied that they the best thing q the kind eHssaa
Chicago School Journal
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., sAssFosD Cooper lpsusa.s SSiadius
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Knitting Msehiaos-Da1tors2e Patient,
unsquslsd for alAA fancy knitting on 6u BrosA-
wav r.
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z. u. simmons q Cs..-Managers.
90 40 sarticy s Is a. w. - 5s" s TO 81,
Class ~ b-May q 1884
"a, 10, rs, 30, 10, H., sc, S, %. g. 80, 65, ,, ~
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GC0sear's" Exter mi n etOrs-For AAeos
Reaches Bedbuas Moths &c Depot S8S Broadway. y. Y.
COrus, BunA0ns, Invertod Nails, Bne
Of the Feat cured without 49,
or ineonvenencs to the pstens By Dr. zAChARl6. Dao
disl Bros
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A Be@ufiSaA ON DI gx10n.. -Laird's Baooas
o. Youth verifying pre- srvng and beasl
lag tho compssssa and skin as Broa SSay and draeUB
overywhoro.
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AddreAU 10 B0Okers.. sP0etak q 9O0e
MsersSahm ussnufsoturers S6J roome street. ~
Bowery, so gosds wholesale I'd rotaL Pipes cut p
order repardn boiled aad Uounted.
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or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
foe $50" aEoRoR o. ALLss. s,c ss y y, yscss
Uns door psow QAaai street, iof~s'"
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The " X nox'' Spring Hat.-Competitiea
does the unmistakabe popularity Of this reany
elegant fabric and Knox and hts as.san arc kept ssvey
tronzcs KNOX who at all particular In the selscuy1 ~
tums-hence the increa Ing popularity OF NJ sA""S-r
meut. No. 2l2 Broadway. corner Of Fulton street
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Patent wire Rauings, Window
Guards 10 fornery made by The late ArA OF Hutchn
Wicker ham, nov manufactured exclnsisey By CHASE
| co. 62A DrcAdvAy, oppote 81 NicnoAs Hotel
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rrusses, Eiasttc stockings. &c.--Msrss.
CO Radical Cure .russ oace only at No sVessS a'~
LADY attendant
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rage for snspping Cotton. wool, w. ID:
Hay. Hop- and Roxs. Al VICTOR X AAV"o"
Chamters strees
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nov take place. a. ST. Domingo b4s arrived The mrloa
trs Dspct a sy street New FORK they did refer %
thc Rubs Mills Coffee whicr, l. manufactured iron pn
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Ladies, Atsention.-FtGAaAR. anp
vf6th cen.a per yard French Fiu.kng OouQauy. -
BrosdwN bsIwssn twenty drss and f~asAy ssoond ia
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wheeler 4 wilson's Highest Premium Lock Stitch scwiHp
Mach removed 70 6s5 Broadway between Houston ans
L Rla~ok atta
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Whsrefore r. the "N1ghs BioO1ing De-
reus like the snderiug Jew 5soats the~s never
why /. a handkerch sf perfur,eds wA PHALNN sons
might Blooming Cereus like gsry engry taAsl Because
| Il IL NondrrfnllY incensed.
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Highly Important 90 WouS dsa Sol.
diers soldiers dAscharrsd By reason
wounds received battle aud vAo hsvs not received
we SUD bounty can receive ne eAns snpe By Appayns
sQ "Ao"' street. rh', JaSSss&RepA n DEWITT Ac,upANv
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O0d rsIyoyvG Hail. noe q LOoh.
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LAWS OF and nations that they could claim other
be At war and subject all the liabilities foreign
begerus that their real and personal property may
s Pc xsanSsS soldier. and The families Of the
While the innocent should be spared the morally pc
liticaly guilty should b punished He proceeded 20
frou the crimes OF the bsligereuts W. were justified
exactipg the extreme demands Of The people
sps independent Of thsss ssversisns When they made
any unjust war al their property, both public sud
private subject 70 forisiurs Tho csoedera,e states
were q republic, however bad might b the soveregns
and they spoke for the estrs people To allow them 70
return with their property untouched would be RANK in
we're IN the Union, where we're their representatives
here We were making war upon them for going out OF
the so0u 0 Ssv nsy 'no n , os
into the NATIONAL usion. Abiding TO the late speech Of
Mr. Blair Of Missouri be spoke Of that gentleman as
friends the President the lsttsrs name He
cisded by saying that be (Mr. stevcns) could tvet
the land no more trod hy the oos Of slave howoud
Mr. s1scuss Opp, Of Pa said free and voluntary On.
Itmens existed no more, for The that the war
by solemn vote OF th.s Houso viz: that this
not wsged Tor purposes e conquest snb,ugation,
Equality Of ths stass@ unmpAred sad that whom che
ence 70 the cons utton ana should 30 secured The
ought 70 cesse Bus instead q this We had consca
ton abolition che destruction Of State lines. violation Of
TIE constitution and national debt the contemplation o
which ish,fol. Notwithsandng ell this. shsy wers
told by vIo spendiary SWISS Guards sf the adminisra
tion tha. oil Is well and plenty OF money AL hopes d
peace were dspeled long the administration shall
adner 10 its present policy. We cannot subdue eight
millions Of people and hold them 10 subsection n order u
succss the administration must retracs ms steps and
President Lincoln dvest himself q the faacy that
Tor restoring the sesedsd States 70 their forns
status 10 order 20 secure psrfect Union Deeao
orats were opposed the sheddnQ Of hood N the esr
10 rsise the negro 70 The equality o. tho white man.
70 crafty the sbotsonAsss Of New EneIssd and thei
secession, he could not shut DIS eyes 10 In
fact thea Tho constant agitation ssvev
10 the North The primary cause q Ne var and
su,t Of Sbononmm and tts object 10 The extinction
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