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- nOysEs. n00M. 90, 70 LEI. u,
Reade street, II NJ bloch 1etween Huesea ane Sssen
wscn e. ne sSSss ssSs e ss isnsn ~ ~ south
side, for any busness Address D. Ce, boz zs hssso
eQ0 0(ln 10 LEASE BON ONE YHAa or
0OU.VVUs more two splendid Ylantations, AdJoin.
IS 80 sh. sta.sS I@nsdisssg nPSa ns bar: T Of
plantations Aney improved and arc capable OF making
Xc and the iabore sathePns the cotton grown In
I6a Being veTy and sight OF an Important military
post protection Of the gunb0ats these places
very superior Inducements 20 lessees There win be
crop or iaa saF Which the Lessor u. agree 70 81
the total paR plantations for one
year These plantations offered for lease Simply on &C.
count Of the absence OF the proprietor AMI ~
inability 70 manage them. For detail term1 ~, apply
% CHA6 p, LRVERICH. III Pearl street
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EXPRESSES 49,

pURNHAMs FURNITURE ExPREss-BuRNHAv
- Furniture sspress-barnhams Furniture Express ms
West Eleventh street. between Firth and 9sth avenuas
Furniture stored All kinds of bowed nj am
seapty. -
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4S52 cash b0unties paid t1veIerans.
4S77 cash bounties paid tO recruits.
1890 cash In hand on passing the surgeou
$3.50 cash IN hand before leaving for the regiment.
Volunteers wanted for four new companies forming for
this re9mcpt OF which the best will obtain the
lions 81 Commissioned officers -Four FIRST class must
clans for the band. Reliable will be detailed
cruitna service New York The splendid uniforms Of
this regiment Furnished a. these headquarters FOR new
nemberp: il makes saving OF SIS year their clothing
ACCOUNT Relief tickets furnished for families No fraud
deception or humbug regard pay bounty Call
here joining elsewhere Headquarters day and
niehk Apply to Colonel HENRY r. FOOTE
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RANCR0rr HOUSE. NOS. eQe AND COS BROADWAY,
- corner Of Twentieth streetsrbe undersigned having
leased the above house for Of respectfully
nsh The patronage Of their lende and the travelling pubic
house sSpt csea PARHE1 pB8HHAN, Propr,stora
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1910 F0R vsTERAE VOLUNTEERS, or wBiCQ
YOcG VIC cash; SOFT Tor other volunteers, OF which
$3.50 cash This the highest bounty paid anywhere and
reeru have the privilege TO select heir regiments on
y. DkE0R authorized Recruiting Oneer OF Houe
tos end ksse1 Nrset Agents vii be literally dealt with
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T. the Prssdsn. and Board DIRECTORS the Columbian
We hereby certify ina, We have compared me above
stAepen, With We eaanee sbse. OF the COMPANY snd ths
We have sno Examined the bank balance securities
bills recsvAbs and other asses and found them V
psny. EDWARD Rowe,
J9sHSE nofsIsos, lcsnnn.s.
January 20, 1884 bks si y. ThEhLLRaj
on and After February 1874 dealers with this company
s.. r., 1s cpso s g sspas,a g. NE time q sp
end q each year returns IN cash guaranteed BY csrnca
s ~ npon az nev risks under The New York form
li Upon All voysss risks upon cargo Of twenty
%: Upon voyage risks upon srsish. return Of twenty
81 Upon time risks upon freight and upon voyage and
tine nsss Upon nulls. return Of ten FER cent
nrms He sssfsss d whoss prsums upon such 20 CITES
earned and paid during the year shall 70 The
= DIRECTORS.
Edwsrdw Hpwe NJ. MERCK sN Derrick,
p psnle N w;, LORD MN = Ogden Moses Merck,
i lSo mo5 Rich W Ssspsx Popss
TSg. :sa b. b. ss'.'5 s, k sS.' 'r
Roland O Mitchell, Charles HickoS, Henry JCammanu,
Albert q Lee. Eooer Bovine, ThemasLerd,
O. l. Minis j. r. Grimm.
- 49,, B. G. MORRIS President
VS.. NJ wBrssy, second Vice President and Secretary.
OrricE MARIETTA AND clNCIEsATr RAILROAD
" Company as rc.orfauiyed -Chlicothe o.. Jan 20,
bonds Of the Marietta and Railroad company e.
~ organized WI b. raid on presentation At the once Of
8 wArs0H SECRETARY.
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NEwsPAPEnS.

49, NEwsPAPERs. ......--.
nEMoREsr's ILLUSTRATED NEWS OF THIS WEEP ,l
~ contains splendid yalsntipes both comn ana ssn
mental with her beautiful engrsyIngs sna ssno" -
Nine Dsm5fysr Now ready sold everywherc
ruE rrRsrsLs fTy1Fbs' -s'fitSa % Or ,, s,sts
Williams 81 Hsines With their por,rs sssg q vsentn
explosion. In Maiseu lane and " sn1u new rsAdys
In prNOREsTa fLLUsrRArbD nswmI sSn - ,
zoe i've paper OF America kveues0 8seN
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~ E1GHrED LOWER SETS OF rsRrB-soMErBIN0
w new, az good as gold. At I'D Sixth Avenue betvesn
Fifteenth and Sin eenth streets ~"e'
and better var OF In scrins Partial Ssts M Team
N ~ sixth ayenue
Fine Gold and riatina Sets bound and eapped with
piumpera AZ $50 Sixth Also Cheap SETS, with
ptnpers which hold out the cheeks restore youthful
appearance. at 80 Sixth avenue.
vine gold hllngs. At 23o Sixth avenue
avenue.
Once hours from 10 the morning Ill a. night ~
w Sixth avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
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NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
~ ssa fphR
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Once, Nos. liz ana ia Broadway.
JANUARY J. 1864
Amount Of assets January 1863 ........ a. b66246
Amount OF premiums, endow-
mens, anDuties and policy
fees received during 1853. ~ ,0l6S6o n
Amount of Interest received and
accrued. .......... 4t,.,......... jB. Sbl Is
i. Amount Of proponents by - . x., :,
agents dofS Ds-i,o1,iSi ~
Total. pSfscssoS ~
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NJ road Company OF the eight cent past due
bends o. Es Company payment OF The princi
PAL with interest from h October last q seven per cent
past due obligaons presentation OF the Same a. the
oMoe OF SCHVCHARDT GEBuARD, II Nassau street.
Notice hereby privilege Of exchanging said
bonds for the frat mortgage bonds Of the
Chicago and Milwaukee Railway Company IL extended 10
the lvh day Of February next After that day interest will
all OF said bonds which shall not then have been
presented for exchange or payment By order Of
ALEX MITCHELL,
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A TTENTION, SOLDIERS.-BOUNTIES, PENSIONS,
"A Back Pay, Prize Money, &c collected ON terms SUIT
claimants Information given those about TO enlist a. 70
.he cash boun!es BY law In this and other
charge We authorized 70 offer the Of $500 TO rev
good who win enlist Immediately For further lnfOr
nation apply In the once OF D. 7. WASHBURN, Attorney
and Counsellor st Law. 266 Broadway.
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TRVSTREB.
MORRIS FRANKLIN ISAAC c. KENDALL,
JOHN II NIXON JOHN L. ROGERS,
JOHN 81 RUSHING. JOHN MARS.
DAViD DOVE LORIEO xNDREwg
DANIEL 81 MILLER, RUSSELL DART.
WILLIAM BARTON, VIM III APPLETON,
WIN. q. DU6ENBURY, RORERT b COLLINS
JOHN E. WILLIAMS, PLINY FREEMAN
HENRY K BO0ERT DUDLEY b. FULLER,
THOMAS SMULL WIN. A. BOOTH.
MORRIS FRANKLIN. President
ISAAC G. KENDALL, Vice PIssident
WILLIAM Fl. BEERS AcuAry
CORNELIUS 4: BOGERr, N. D.. : Medical
CBOR0E WILKES M D., }Examinsrs.
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STEW WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL rOUcHIn0 At
- Nueens,own Mcork harbor). The Liverpool New
YORK and Philadelphia Steamship Company intend dos
.hen fun powered Clyde built iron steamships -
CITY OF sRw YORK Saturday, Feba
EDINBuHsi, Saturday, Fsb. ia
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Saturday Feb 90
and every succeeding Saturday al noon from per "A north
river ~ 80 -
RATES OF PASSAGE
PAYABLE in gold or its equivalent in eurrrenev
FIRST CABIN .,......sso srRERAGR. .....N' $50
10 W nonupn .tttt.s., 20 DO 70 London ........ -
Do 10 Hamburg ....... 70 Do. 10 Hamburg 80 81
Passengers also forwarded TO Hayre Bremen
Antwerp. &C., at equally low rates.
From Liverpool Queenstown First cabin. S7b sH
Sl05 Storage $50 Those who wish sendor
buy tickets here at these rates.
These steamers have superior accommodations for pas
sengers strongly built in waertght iron sections and
carry patent Fire Annhiaors Experienced surgeons
attached TO each steamer
For further Information apply IN Liverpool TO William
Inman, Agent, ~ Water street; in Glasgow to AleI
Malcolm, No st. Enoch In Queenstown 10 c. W.
d. Seymour Co IN London to Elves Macy, 81 King
william In Paris TO Jules Decoue " Rue Notrs
Dame des VICTORIES Place de Ia Bourse In Philadelphia TO
John O. Dale Ill Walnut street, at the company oees
JOHN q. DALE. Agent is Broadway, N. y.
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To GARDxnERs.-ro LEASE IMMEDIATELY, roR
xss has established many forced salad bust
usse anA garden The business vacated through
Iesth Of Inc proprietor Apply 70 JONATHAN SAUL,
k ,Sps street. Tsi2 s s,s s,s srG2syn " 70 wn
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
DIE ID.

BoLpEN-At Baltimore, Friday April HELEN m.conD
Je.t daughter OF Robert H. and Martha Bodeu OF thi oy
For the present, farewell dearest HELEN.
CAMPBELI-SuddeDly, on Thursday morning. Apri IL.
Julia Fuire wife OF Allan Campbell and daughter oil The
% fiye and friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral services at St Paus thurh corner OF
Broadway and Fulton street. on sunday the ih 't' ~
Bpm.
pYER-In Brooklyn on Friday. April is, Of dph,heria'
Frank Sidney, youngest child Of D. o. and Enmi Dyer
aged 2 years sud 2 months. ,
T relative. and friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 sitend tho funeral Sunday afternoon at clock if"
the residence O: h. father, No lOl CumboTand street.
Brooklyn
DE LAMATFR-On Thur.day, April II, sner severe and
lingering illness Isaac b. youngest son OF the late Samuel dc
The friends family, and those Of his grandis,her John
De Laaie respectfully invited 70 attend hi' neI.
from his late residence No SIT West Twenythird srr"
without further invitation sunday April IL at O'Clock
D. m Ills remains will be deposited in the family vault
at toe Reformed Dutch Church in Twenty hfst street
ELLERY-Suddenly with heart disease, Ttursdsy APh
a. James Elery aged 90 years months and is Gays
House Night Iu'peciors XlIIh Ward Union Also
citation 6ud Loyal League Dngo Lodge No 70 81" a 4n
aud friends Of the family, invited to attend the nngr
Grand street As in Adam ali die 30 in Christ .hs ali be
made alive
HaPTT-On Friday, April Is, james Main Hart, o
DE- Horny A. Hart Of tins city aged 70 Y9srs and months @
Fast ThgyIour;h street New 1oIk CITY on SUNDAY APP
y The sndi fro Of HS.ama iSs e ineyanE @ @
invited attend the funeral without further Invitation
HlLLMANIon Thut,dsy AP1 ~ at hl' a,e - no
.
Tie relatives end friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 AZ end the funeral service Sunday afternoon APn H.
NJ o'clock fror the horso OF the first Baptist
Church, corner Of Broone aud Fzsbelh streets
~ Is ln this city Friday, April IS France. r., wis Of
D. W. Ives and daughter Of stephen Stow, esq OF New
Haven Conn, aged IS years, months and day.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those o. hel
brothers FTederck II. and Geo. ". stow. r"-p-fi
invited attend her funeral Sunday afternoon Ar IL
O'clock from Grace Church, Broadway without further
invitation. -
lRAYMOND-ln Brooklyn. Thursdsy April ID Mrs. Ehz
abeth X. Raymond aged 90 yesrs.
er friends friends OF her brother. b. Weymouth
and of her sonDlsw David Edwards, respectfully In
sed to funeral the residence Of her son a.
lew on Saturday 10th inst Msaison street thiId
house es.t Of Bedford avenue, Brooklyn.
Portland (Me.) papers please copy.
For additional Deaths See Ttcelfh Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
WILLIAM LiDDLF
No. lal ALLns.sr.. Nsw.YO.s. Psb. 9. 1888.
narlem, I26,hs e:weea % and u AVA

No. i3i ALLnS-sr.. NEw-YosK, Peb. ., 1883
1ba,. bsep completely deafiu one ear and partially In
tia other or above seventeen years with dsssee1ie dis
lsrs. fiom both ess combined With con.irHs ruinohns
noise In the bead Tor which have been iTeS;ed 0y most
enneu, practitioner In the city without the slightest relief
Iconsulled Dr. Won Esouberg but mus, eantdy ay tha,
had no faith In bis success, ~h-n DID s therefore due
to Dr. Won E!senbeF:.o acknowledge that am entirely cured
also that he displayed TIA; sk and kno"edSe which have
procured Tor him such uni,ed reputation IA have bad
an opportunity ofcompens his mode OF uestment Win that
Of others. can truly that j; i no. only superior bu:
the prnpes which direct hs mode ol restoring the hearing
.,s in NV op.nion certain. JOHN TAYLOR
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MAR REX ID.

CARTER-PRATT-On Wednesday. April n az Soutbbidge.
Mas by the Rev Mr.. Carpenter, The Rev Ssmaei T. Csr.
ter OF Yonker NJ w. Aatha P daughter OF A. L. Frat
ofSouthbridee.
ELWYN-DYRR-On wednesday, April 10, at St George.
Church by the Rev. DTs ne aud Dyer, the Rev Auied
Ewyn Of Philadelphia, to Helen Maria Dyer OF New iofE
MACY-BANCKER-O Thursday, April IA, by the Rey. r..
X r. Cook Charles H. Macy Sarah s., daughter OF the
late Dr. O. BanckeT, all OF this city. No cards
NYLANDER-BANCKER-O Thursday, Aprh ~ oy tho
Rev T. r. T.. Cook, Charles NJ Nyiander TO frns H.
daughter Of the DR.. o. BancAer al OF this ey no
cards
ClnTch Vinh avenue by the Rev. Y. g. Ever, william
Farco shirley 10 Carrie c. daughter OF the late Cornelius
L. S!dell al OF this city
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DEAFNESS AND CATARIH CURED.
No. 40 6th-s,., HEw.YoRK, Dee. ,, 1861
!w deaf for general years. and bearing Of the great
performed BY Dr. Won Eenbeg was induced to place my
.e under his care and hsppy to state that my hear
Ing was entirely restored ater short treatment. Twas also
suffering from chronic caarrh Of which so cured by
tie skg treatment OF Or Non Esonbers. do bu! justice
to tn, Doctor By stating that in treating be displayed that
m and snowiedse which have already procured for him ach
dssersed reputation and the principles which direct his
aefn Of curing D@s,-. and CsLrrh are such render
certain In my opinion Many months have passed
since Dr. Won E.enbsrs restored NY le.EDs, and continues
as good q. HOPhii'S
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
THR LONDON CLUB COFFEE.

q standard Coffee prepared from the best old Java and
Ia pu, up only by the NxwYoHE CoTFEs CLUB No. l''
,ov,icb., Every package has the trade marx Of the
Club. None other Is genuine.
TIE LONDON CLUE CoYREs has connection with sny Of
The sdulersons drifting about the market II easily dis
tiuEished on all other COees ty its remarkable fragrance
strength, and favor.
The LosDos CLUB CoYTEx Is commended by the most re-
spectable physicians for its purity and Tor It's ah'
healthy quality
Wholesale Depot No. l73 Greepwch-s,., N
AL hrssclass sroceu have. or can readily get The
.CoFaA
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
From the Rs, John Not. D D. Professor in Union colese,
Schenectady.

Since fir, publicly aeEnowleIsed ,he great benefits which
received the staI treatment Of Dr. Lsh'hi In regard
TO my hearing letters OF inquiry have necessarily poured upon
me from a parts Of the country from psre, desiring to learn
the particulars Of my case and an Indeed surprsed Ct ae
number Of individual. who affected similar to the manner
IN which have been and therefore feel II and
sacred duty which to these sufferers to direct them to
proper and reliable obtain the benefit they much
ooye which many afflicted have hitherto sought
in van us had done previous applying to d. Light
hlL
had from infancy yer. deaf ear which always dis
charged moro es offensive matter and the source Of
the gesss, annoyance and discomfort to Las, year the
other ear also became diseased and both DISCHARGED ye
low matter very prOaEs and highly offensive My hsfns
became very much impaired and the discharge produced the
greatest debility OF body and depression of spr. Iapphed
10 my family physcisn and other practitioners, without deV
ing any benefit, and almost depGed Of being restored to
health when proydenty applied to Dr. Lish!hil Under
his treatment my began improve At once and continued
to do 20 until in comparatively short time both ears were
healed the discharge removed snd my hearing restored At
s,oppars Of discharge Of long standing nigh. prove de'r
mental 10 nv general health, fear which md grea, many
in regard the removal Of discharge from the ear
Nv supence however has proved concusIvey that my ap
we're entirely srOunde In both respects Tor both
ear. are a. well and my hearing good at present the day
len of treatment and the soppase OF discharge, instead Of
uro,n, detrimental my health has given the highest ea't
city and visor my body and ao~ Of 'pr'. not expert
enced for long time previous
wish that above might serve general answer TO the
bat should the other desire to apply to me
personally or by letter viii Oheeny sssfy reasonable DO
| mands upon my time
~a my.. Of th. opportunity Of again publicly express
Ing my gratitude TO Dr. Lishih, whom esteem
a. gentleman and man Of science whom the highest con
| fdence may be placed JOHN Noff'
References to pare, Of the highest responsibility residing
In the city, who have been cured u Deafness Cs'Arh nc
| may bs had application
OFFICE No. ., ST. MARK'sPLACE.
(a,l s.- be.wsa ID aaa lass~i
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
READ NEW TESTIMONY or cArARRH CURED.

READ NEW TESTIMONY or CArARRH CURED.
Ih,ye been suffering ior long time Caauh,
with continual daliHess in my ho.d ish'ness across my
ce weigh, my eyes, which were weak, ~aeTy and
very painful BY nostEi constantly obstrnc'ed with
pouring iud had frequent eoxins. hoaTssness OF my
voice oen attended with ae,s q my hroa great sore
me Of Al those dsreeabo Suse'nsL may indeed say tina;
feel new h- The tro.,ent Of Dr. Won EisenbeIg Is a.
.lal a. IL Ia successful 1t il, IN my opinion impossible to
orerai- the bensh, have received VI III. hsnds lheary
recommend any one suffering like mysof to place thomssve.
under Dr. Won Eiscnb,is. care with certainty Of being
speedily cared W. 3 hUTCHlNS,
Lightning Calcula:or.
B.mums Museum.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
CHRONIC CATARRH CURED
READ.

NEwYoRK. March 20, 1854
TIL. TO certify that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRf, with dun hessiness In the head
M my nose completely stopped up accompanied by continual
soreness Of the throat the ehs stealing with Occs
.ona bot ushes great tghtne.. Of the cl~ and pain, 80
much that every hough.it conrpnpon Having
heard Of tho great performed by Dr. Won Eisonberg
consulted him. with but little hope Of am now happy
TO bs enabled to add my testimonial to the great number a.
ready in the Doctors possession, as to his scientific and 'uc
osssfu mode Of treatment he has shown in my that
@ and knowledge which have procured for him SO seat
reputation am entirely restored to perfecs health that
do mos. sincerely recommend all sufferers fom CHRONIC
CATARRB and SORE THROAT to apply 9, once 10 Dr.
Won EiseubsrA with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER. No, S6s Fourth'I
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
SURVEY AT A GLAHOB
THR
WHOLE FIKLD OF FASHIONS

GysrIxssSs MIssEs, AND CHILDRsTs iit1s
In order do this you are invited to visit inc hs'apu
ment of
GHYIy No. sl3 Broadway,
The largest and completely stocked Hat store IN the
t.J States For the current season be has introduced
ward Of OyE HrypRYD NEW STYLEs IL putting fact into
it, simplest tina; in his twenty years eIpenenee ss
Halter he has not only never offered but has
extensive a variety of
IAr FASHIONS FOR ALL AGES
Az his store now contains IL would Seen ss
TA6TK AND fASCI
Could ,carcey sugget an addition the Childrcn and
Misses Department and it is believed that mother fa
10 eoup her children satisfactorily from vast and diversified
an assortment In the Department OF GentcmeDs Dress and
bus ness HATS there
TWENTY .PIyH NRw STILEs
W hich are all special to the Season. -
GxsIs No 6i3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

NEW YORK July 70, 1862.
Th. eer,ih-s that my mother Las been FOR some lime
afflicted with partial deafness -lerns nom pain -nd rum
bnt noises the bosd together with other indications Of
total loss OF hearn. Dr. Won El.enbers removed fom her
ears great quantity o: matter together with coesua.ed blood
relieving her ins.anasousy and Ill without paiA Is with
grateful ,saoss ths, give this testimony to his skiA
CARRoLD j. POST. Ne. 70 Souh-s,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
IAdre-tisement.l

u. RARyuMs "SBrP SEWER" for oil Sewing
M.cbipe., preserves the eyes avoids bending; no
bastinS. "No machine complete without IT, Price = ~
with directions. sent by mail Iee Donated 7" ana lor
- Of tbe Fair l4thst in the Sewing Machine Room,
And al the Inventors headquarters WILCOX GiHBs
ssvinr Machine Office No. sos Broadway, y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
fAirn-.,serneni.l

CuDJo,s CAyR'-The new Boston Novel Is
o-o,sh,y tbe ynnst successful of any American story
'ssued Tor years Since publication printers and ond,
ers have been continually at work producing edsion %
orders All he important journals speak OF 1t In the
h.oheSt terms
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

DRS. LIGHTHILL,
Au,bc,. Of "a Popular Treatise Deafness" and Letters
n c.,.,h ma, exclusive sttsaiion 10 the trestnsnt 6
DEAFNESS. CATARRH.
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR.
NOISES IN TIE HEAD.
AND ALL THE VARIOUS DISEASES
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR-PASSAGES.
OFFICE. No "a ST. MARKS PLACE.
oaioc hours from a m till Up.
r5-Dr r. b. LIGHTHlLL he. entirely recovered from
hi, recept Illness and hencoforh be- In constant al
tendance during tbs regular Office hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Business Noiires.

.,RRowy's BRONCHIAL TROCHRS. THE Rev.
Charles S. Robinson late Of Troy Of Brooklyn, " Y
writes Of BRows's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs; 1.-THE Rev DR.
Booth gave ms two OF three from bis poke; few years ago
accommodating me to make trial Of them for he had found
them bens6cis have kept them on hand ever SINCE ana
found very sericesbe after the WEAKNESS OF speaking
a. well as aIlaying the irritation consequent on cold
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
fAdvertisemeni
aua..Ia n Y ILLUSTRATED NRMS.-

DRMORRsT'S' n. I. ILbUhIHAIhU Np .d
p,,,sordinary success Large Extra Edition e1hsisse
cary this morning LOOK Tor splendid no,e, 1 tbe most
spioy interesting and valuable Illustrated Woehls sn,, no
nrbIshcd. Price 10 cents Sold everywhere, nIu
eopies mailed free receipt of price. ~ "
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
MoGrONs Com PKNs are now sold at the


p. nroes a. before the commencement Of tho this Is
entirely owing to the Manufacturers improvements IN ma
ehnexy his present large Retail Business and Cash
system for until commenced adyertising Ia 0I'1AeS
Done on Crodil and strictly 9th the Trade
The Morton Gold Pens the only ones sold al Old Pic
A. the makers Of all other gold pens chaIsehe ffeu On
Gold Government Tax &c. but Morton -1' W ~
bis prices Wholesale or Retail -,
ftb, vr.., numbers sent by maj, TO all part. of the world
surins the pas. years in shousand has 'iea 20
b ~ destination in safety; showing that the Morton Goa
PEN can DO obtained by any in every part o the "oo
.ttbe same price, postage only excepted
Reader you can have enduring always ready and reliable
d Pen exactly adapted TO your hand and style oi writing
hcb will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pen' and
, the nc,ent universal High Pressure Price Of every
thing YOU can have Morton Gold Pen cheaper IN proportion
10 tie labor spsu. upon and material used than any oHei
Gold Pen In the World If you want one 'ee 'ae fsH Il
Mishiiel than the Sword" in another column
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

OWN, TO The npOssibiiy for Dr. scHENcK to attend -
all his patients on Tuesday last he has made an V
be at HI. rooms No. y BOnds. on MONDAY and TUEopAx
next from a. NJ. until p. M
He will y, patients at their homes required mONDAf
A AETFRNOON and EVENING His price tor visiting "
Ney.York Brooklyn ard Jersey City y hve dollars
Or SCHFNCK will also be- at IN. Marlboro Hotel bossosS
on WEDNESDAY and rHU RsDAi next .
Hereafter he will only be able to visit New'fos % asa~
EVERY Tuesday.