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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25
DaID.

ACKERMiS-suaie OF sppiopeIy, On Thar.dsy morn.
ing March =, Jem.. Aoseru,an, aged ~ years
Tho irrnd nd relatives OF the family ar invited 70 attend
the unef- from Ii late fe1iience 10. 2i3 East yhi
saoc,, SATURDAY Aarch - at , O'c.oca p. H.
BUCk-ln brooklyn, Wcdae.day March 81 MTz. ssruh
The aud onds Of the dsceasoi aud e her NJ
J. 4 Bucs sre respectfully invited TO attend he funeral,
Monday March o. - oclock, p m, Pom hcs ate
re.iieuce, No. 80 Vermont 4Tcna..
~ ~ m olS ru--,r-y --ar-u T..
Til,b-,h Sigyycs sf vile Of Freder' : Gfsnd dHaur-
Vile oi or snd dsushisr II 4m fi-h Of this ely
Tle relative, and cg!s p ne fnyre requ, ted TO attend
a., iun.fa - - - m = - on ey 1'o''
DODGE-On Thursday March 2f of clret icyer Victor.
son a Ae1ndef r. and harbsTa Doisc, asri yoers
me- relative and friends ~: The family repeatedly invited
a. atid the funeral st tie north wet eorer Of DeKslb
and TorDkns avcnur' Brook u, this DAY (sEdsy) 18th
inst q, O'Clock p. n.
CIsIiFRIE-suddeniy on w,lnesd.y evening march q,
Csth.rine Scott vile of Geo ". Glsh'rc al'd - years
Funeral Ssur51ya II O'Clock from her ,te residence
No l'' fs' Eif,e'nh s,re~t NE relatives ard hieid'
HOBTOEUu Tuesday, March q, OF consumption Charles
m friends rud relative. 1.-THE family sr- respectfully invited
to -i-r uners sunday next It y O'Clock from hi
la, fc,dence No 2o5 South Eighth street JeEey City
KENDALl,-on wedne.dny evening, March q, Hugh H.
Kendall In tie 'Nh y'ar n h sse. ,-.--.,-, NJ.
Auburt CeIs,sry. Notice ofiuneri IN Boston papers
KIP-On Wednesday morning, March p. Ell-5etA Ann
r f1J. of he ay arr restc,frly invited to attend
the funeral services On Friday uoruits a. II oclocS a.
LENFRlCH-On eluesdsy, March - Jesper Strong Led
wien -on II tlie late James H. Loyerich. Of New'Iel
hacl q - 49,
T Relative. .nd euds 81 the family aud those of his uucles
Henry = md Ch4s j. Lrycrh respectfully invited %
,,,na h's iouera frtey morning Mrcn ~ At socock
fou the rptideuce Of hi1 mother No. - Wet Twenty
second .ir,rt w.iou Ahsr notice The remains "il be-
takrn 70 Sevtown. l.. H. tor n.rrreu'.
MACDOUGALI.-At Ms residence. Ia Brooklyn. on ThuTs
dy evening Narch "a az = O'clock james H. 4. Mrcou
sn formerly Of oreb"c Cnods snd or number Of yeats
Msrin- Reporter OF tie Associated fre's Of TINS city
Can,da papers pe.s@ copy. . ~n
only child Of Georse q. and Mary u Martin, aged year
months .nd - days.
sANFORD-On Thursday. March "a Rolin the secona son
ofRon and CsrDda a. Sanford seed II years and months
F1n service. viii be held No. ~ !fih ayeuue, satuT
dsv the 2e'h inst. O'Clock p The friends OF the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
VAN HENs-fLAEE-At Cincinnsti on Wednesday Mach
% Henry Van Rensselaer, iencIal L. = Army
son of tic late Stephen Nzu R-nssel i"r OF Albany
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RRoM CAIRO AND BELOW.
q Noticeable Fight at Eszes Ciiy-A
strange Turn in Affairs in Southern
anftses
CAIRO. March q, 1854.
TfOsn ous SPECIAL Correspondent

CAIRO, March 81 1884
One Of the most noticeable fights in this war
took place at YazOo City the 9Th inst, between the
nth Illinois and eth Louisiana, under Col Goats and four
o,igsdes Of Ecb cavalry. The battle commenced ct 10
in the morning and lasted till in the afternoon and
was OF the most desperate character being in the streets
OF the city when the people fired from the houses which
were buIned- Finally we we're victorious and
troops have returned TO vickstrg with loss OF six
killed and "a wounded.
Nov thc 18th Illinois is mostly composed ~ tho old
I09h decidedly disloysl and a OF It's officers were dis
missed in disgrace When the 10th came South the
negroes in Cairo fed for their veeevera hundred Of
them took aler one and nearly killed him II Yves their
practice when they net Union man, to bold their
hoses and cry niger niger That shall we say
The 9Th Louisiana which helped them ID this fight and
did nObly Is composed OF negroes black the OF
spa.ieS Now they say that ii they had had another
such regiment they would have defeated the Rebels
tircly. You see We are moving.
i viii speak now Of most strange and unexpected
affairs learn from the most Uudoubted sources that
in New Orleans Nicksburg, Memphis and in smaller
places where We have permanent military posts.
nothing has become common than for our soldiers
20 marry the women Of the country AT Memphis from
fifteen twenty such marriages occur weekly. Let US
look at this with the light which social science gives us
Naturally estsbish and live IN society Whatever
may be their ocoupatiOD-hghtng, trading or farming
they VIII associate ~ society and the foundation Of this
IS the family relation. Where opportunity affords no
great length OF time can pass In which society Will not
b. organized II Is from two 70 three years that
we have held most Of the places named. and. as a
consequence men without wives and women without
husbsndG unite 10 form society for The Old ole
Ws7 not destroyed greatly disrupted, and tAs, with
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SALE OF PIcrUnHs.-Lecds & Co. last even
inc commenced the sale al valuable collection Of pic
TIRES tie properly Of Mr. Bailey Of Philadelphia, at
the old Dusseldorf Gallery. Among the buyers were
John Hoey. a. 7. Stewart, Mr. Webb. and others
Excellent prices realized, the nights sale netting
$1,000 Treasure Troye By &. VI Webb Dusseldorf
brought a. $50; South American Scenery by Church
was Knocked down at Sil0i Domestic Peace, by Sohn
500; The Poultry Seller. by Boulanger SLABS Market
Place in Louraine Carabain. s@65; Westptaian 1dyl
Heercn ei0 The Billiard Lesson Carl Becker. 81 500
The Child is Saved jordan. geo; Religious Iee in
the Tyrol. Riefstahl 81 90; The Clids Masquerade
Geselschass, 500; Cattle Piece, Van starkehburg
$50; The Repose Of the Dancing Girl Dupre Flor
euce. a. 600; Mercury. Thorwaldsen $780, Tie sal'
i'll be continued this evening. viii be seen 10y hd
yersemen elsewhere when some Of the rares portion
Of the collection win be offered
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Democratic Convention.

hi~aOtIFruA+ inurs0aN, Marrh ~ Ieh4
I1e Democratic State Convention met here
today and organized by electing William H. Witte as
President
Ibe following delegates TO the National Convention
were chusc4:
FIRST DIsTRICT-Samuel G. King. DR.. George Neb-
niger.
SECOND DIsTRicT-William NJ Riley G. W. Irwin.
Third Decentralization Curtis Simon Arnold.
FOURTH D1sTEICf-Wiiam W. Burnell Isaac S.
Cass0n.
fHlH DIsTmCI-H r. Ross. Charles W. CARR gan.
SIXTH DIlTRICI-J. ID. Stiles. Perry NJ Hunter.
SEVENTH DIsTmCT-John II. BFiatOn, John &. Bently.
JiGBTH DIsTgICT-J. CLANCY Jones, William Eooen-
tl.ol.
MINI DIsTMcT-George Ssnderson. Henry A
Wade.
TLNTH DIrmcT-Tranois W. Hughes Or. c. T.
COniDger
FLEvTSrH DIsrncT-Plilip johnson. Carlton Bur
nett.
TWELFTH DisrRIcT-Charles Dennison A. G.. Gar
retison.
TmBTEESTH DIsIR,cT-John 4. Means, David Low.
enbuy
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The Couri OF Claims.
MAsuNGToN. Aiarch I.

NAsuISGIOS, March i. 1904.
SIG: In reply. TO your request for Information
Us 10 the number and amount Of claims brought in the
Court Of Claims since the ID of March 1863 the date Of
the approval Of the act giving it final Jurisdiction
have the honor 10 state:
FIRST That the whole number OF cases brought from
the 81 Of March. 1853 10 the I'd OF March leGi. is
III OF this number % were brought on accept
ances OF John b. Floyd. Secretary Of War.
Second The aggregate amount claimed in the whole
l3l is (excludng cents s22s95ie which is com.
posed Of the follow ing items:
War clairus called eS 213 Miscellaneous claims 8 20
lloyd acc. ptanoes... G1V0 -
- Io'o
Tile total amount OF the judgments rendered against
the Government for the same period Qncluding ludg.
Ineut In favor oi W lillian s. Grant from which ap-
peal l. taken TO the Supreme Ccurt) is siG.924 u.
great many old claims and some new ones have
been dismissed and many old and new ones have been
rejected.
Cases brought after the ls day ofJuy not reGu-
larry trisble until the October term lo6j. aud have
adopted rule in Iny Office TO try in advance Of
Us regular order.
Three or forr cases yet 70 be argued, and few
are sti undor consideration by the Court in oil of
which the questions involved more important than
the amounts in controversy.
This statement is made up officially from the records
OF the Court.
have the honor 10 be. your obedient servant
c. GBsos
Solicitor OF the United States for the Court II Claims
II - Itf In
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Entertainments Tbi. Day and Evening.

Ioy location of eoit and TINE OF eceen see 2~p'
fi.ep.entf ia othry column Of lsss pdpeT.
Ac.nExY or hiusIc-Tweifth Regiment BAH
Bsoosyls ACApssY or mUsIo-huseoia Association
NIntos OARDrs-1ho EnchaniTcsz.
WAILGcK's THKATRR-SLe Stoops 10 Conquer. -
BARkpM s-Giants, Dwaris-AphrCsa, The spirit oil beauty
WInTrR CARpKs-Tickc:-ofI Leave han-
OLYMPIC THEATTR-Leap Year. ,
VAS AnBURGHs MRSAGHRIE-Colecton Of An.nauA
HArKos-kq ueftrirn Performances
BRoApyAY AnPHITHkATEk-kqurs tIian Performances
CRlyoy ANT GAILERY-Bicrsildts Rocky Mouhiaihs
GOpPIlis GhIIEKY-kensetts Lake Oeorse. . ,,,.,.
NnDos sALoos-Pboo srlpliana By Mr. ard Ai- "s1hihs
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Aurussu rnts.

WALLAcK'S smith's sterling
comedy. She Stoops 70 Conquer VII be revived ~
This n eater tonight with brilliant cast IN The hen'-
III Of Mr. George Holland. The merits Of tbs veteran
actor are 20 patent 20 the Whole Ilaygolng community
that tie mere announcement OF his name Is sufficient to
insure a crowded honse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

FIRE IN MULBERRY STRKET.-Shortly before
midnight on Thursday. fire occurred among number
Of frame stables in rear OF Nos. 81 and ~ Mulberry
street. owned By Mrs. Howard, Vim. Neales. and Thcs
Mesgher which, before it extinguished resulted
IN damage 70 The extent Of 500 10 the buildings.
bor.e valued at $50 was killed The fire extended 10
inc rear part Of the TRANSPORTATION Church and the
school.hose adjoining. and these buildings were dam
aged ~ tie extent Of $50.
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ARRIVAL or THE SUPPLY STEAMER NEW

srgS.-Tle L. :. supply steamer NeVb bern, T. A. Har'
is commanding arrived az this port last night from
the North Atlantic bIockading squadron, aud "a hours
from Fortress Monroe. She reports, March ~, Oh
Hog Island in a heavy sea, passed wrecked achconer
of about 100 tuns bottom up painted green and spars
alongside. Tie Newbern brings the prisoners from
prize steamers Scotia Don and MGry Ann. The an
nexcd Is d full list Of her officers:
Acting Master and Executive Officer. Robert Y Honey
Acting Master Jos. II. Richardson; Acting Fngns, G. H.
SAWYER Robt. DinEaore, W c. r. Le-nan John T. Joacs
Acting Assistant Surgeon john T. Cobb; Acting Assistant
Peyuag;er T. II. Cu1iu-. Captains Jerk TAOrs JeaeTon
I,uismin: Psyrlas'e1s CLERK Sidney Hsoni Acting Irsi
Assr.sr, Enrneer Joseph Msp~. IN charge; Acting firfi
Assistant Engineer John T. C0opcr Acting Third Asssten,
Fnrinecrs r. e. LoIa0s Geo. W. Latham Matters Mate,
Adoplu. SsnderTeH Joshua COok r Frederic w. Cotton
Nail Agent John 2. J0ICs.
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advert iemea,.l

MILITARY OFFICERS and SOLDIERS should
have BROWNS BRONCHIAL TEocHEs as they can be
carried in the pocket and taken upon the first appear
ance Of Cold or Cough, which II neglected may Ter
inmate in something worse As there are limitations
be sure to obtain the genuine BROWNS BRONCHIAL lHo
cuEs, which ore sold everywhere at Is cents box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

Mr.. J. Reyell, Secretary of the American
Temperance League, is doing good worA in eonhec-
ton with the different churches of the city In address
ing the young upon the growing evils Of iniemPerance
He addressed monster meeting at the Christie street
Church last evening At the close aarge number signed
the pledge.
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pROoKEyN ITEMS.

FIRE-About o'clock yesterday afternoon.
fire broke out in an old frame building. No. - " ash
ington street occupied by Patrick Rcrrigan
dwelling stable and hndling-wocd factory The
flames communicated 10 shaniy adjoining. occupied
hy John Weldcn. Both buildings were DESTROYED;
damage about = opo. The premises owned by M.
Is.aruey residing in kew-lork.
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y. T-l96U X

y. T-i9SU-X,
Persons sfrdstary habits troubled with w1kn8ss isss
tnds p.ipisn Of the heart lack appesfe l.rss after
eating TORPID liver se deserve 10 sIfT they
will not tgy tie celebrated
PLANTATIONS BITTERS,
witch are recommended by the highest medical ,hor
ties and warranted e. produce immediate beneficial "
They exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure
supercede ali other tOncs hee healthy gentle snus ~
required.
They purify strengthen and invisorste.
They create healthy Gppetite
They antidots 10 change Of water and Net
They overcome effects Of dissipation and ~ hours
They strengthen the system and eniiveli the mind.
They prevent Ila-mstic and intermittent feyenA
They purify the breath and acidty OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia ard Constipation.
They cure DisTrhea, and Cholera MoTbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They Iorke the weak strong the lsnguld brilliant and are
ehansed nature great resorer They cOmpOssa Of te
celebrated Caaya bark, wDtecen sassarss, roots and
herbs I'll preserved in perfectly pure ST. Groin For
Beware Of inpcstors Examine every bottle see that IL
has private u y Stamp unmua,od the cork with
Plantation end sigDatnr. steel plate side
label. See that bottle rslied with spurious ard
deeteous stuff. ANY person pretending 10 sell Plantation
Ber by the gallon In bulk iupostor ANY person
whether called Plantation Bfers not, IL nns under
the u ). Law snd will be prosecuted by We already
hEvo several parties reng bottles &c, who
Will succeed IN getting themselves into quarters. The
demand for brakes Plantation Bers from ladies' cergymen
merchants is incredible. The simple trial Of bottle y
sold by all respectable druggists, ooeIs ply scahs
hotels. saloons steamboats, and country stores
L. ~ DRAKE co,
no. 12 Broadway, N. Y.
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THR FLArBUsH SHOOTING AIFATR.-Mrs.
Vanderbilt who was shot on Sunday lafi, pro
nounccd 20 be better Yesterday ~ her pyscisns who
Nv ~ M, - s'in Eventually recover nom The
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IAdyerti,ementi
From Peter.on's Magazine

CUDJo's CAVE, by J. I. TRowsRIpGB' Is
story of East Tennessee during the present war Ar
Trowbridge is an earnest workmanlhe "tnef' and
who in this fiction has even exceeded his former Tork
which is saying much.
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Wcaiern TrnXeI.

[The following is the cory Of private di'rstch;l
MILWAUKEE, Thursday March n, 1861.
Boats for Idaho leave La Crosse on the 10Th
Of April and ST. Joseph on the 9ith OF April Tie
rivc is closed again and the ice vii not admit OF Their
leaving sooner.
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Detention OF Ensfern Trains.
BOsTok. Tlursday. Mareh p

BOSTON. Thursday. March q, Istf.
The New-York day train, via NewHayen and
Spriu gfeld did not arrive here until about 10 O'clock
60 nj ht having been detained by the burning VI Kings
Bridge between Palmer and Worcester.
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Mihtarp Notifies.
Ninth Army GarrN.

Ninth Army Corps. l..
SPYCIAL BOUNTIkS voted TO the different Re-tmee b -
his famous and popular Corps. and HAND-MOSEN TO thS
Brokers couaue be paid by the Agent Of the Comm ass
a. No. 5a8 BROADWAY.
RECRUITS and BROKERS again nethed thaA
LARGER INDUCEMENTS ARE OFFERED iof Thu
Corps than for any other Corps recruiting heSStaas
The Corp. includes AMERICAN and CT RMAN Regns,idAs
CAVALRY and LIGHT ARglLLERl. -,
Coriree Is ready to entertain SPECIAL fhofosiAioNS
for bodies Of men ., A, - O..
nearly filed
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Speriai Noliles.

Central Union Lincoln Campaign CInb.-isn.
JAkfEr H. LANE L. :. ~,iatOT rom Na,asi vii address
~ Clrb a, Cooper Institute on WEDNESDAY BtENlSG.
it,d seats reserved for hdi.s. CHARLES :. SPENCER
Pr,,ident JOHN ~ COSTA, Chairman Executive Com
uittee WILLIAM KELIooK, JoHS n. GALLAGHER, See.
| retNes
Central Union Lincoi Campaign Ciub.-The
Executive CosnH4ce viii meet THIS IIiday) E|ENlA0
al ocock, al tho office Of e. SPENCER, ESQ, No. y'
Tor tie puIpo. 81 making arfat seinen's for The
I'''P'''D "a ''' nun JOHN NJ COSTA, Chairman.
w VIZ 6 KrL 1.sa;, }secret.re..
fifth Ward rr<kn CampsiEn Ciub.-Ihe Members be
sui Czeo. of Tie foh WsId sre Teq%td to sttcEd
meeting Of this Club at 1 TS:1 TUE TI fn Hill aSsN
WH. II. EAIfEr, Rec Sec.
Ninth Ward Union Lincoln Clnb.-An adjourned
FRIDAY FVENNG III arch %, To WHICH all citizens Of the
Wsrd isvorsble o the cause cordially invited
FEAHK d. kARs. Rec Sec a. IL. hLEoh. President
N;.e,een,h Ward UnIon A.-oeiaiion.-A r~sasr
MFTiTNC will be- held al DN6LEDEiN'S 3d's rtth
st. on fNiDA' T. -''n '''''' wM H. DEC4MP. President
A 4 "a, x ooOrss' Secretaries.
The E1scaiiys Coz, uii,e win meet as ,bCye at a O'clock
P g. T. j. GRreORr, Secretary.
SnecioI Notiee.-A NETTING Of the frs, mort ,sge
bonahodcrs cfthe Cleveland 2anesye end Cincinnati Rail
rosd Company ,9ery 1nosn as me AkrGa branch % ns
of FREDERICK A. LANE Nc. l02 Broadway, FRIDAY,
the lst dsy OF ApEi neat at o'e,oes 2 N:
full attendance rogue ted, ~ business OF importance
| viii come before the meeting
| post.Ofncr Notice. The MAILS for GREAT
BRITAIN and the CoNTlNEkT va sogTHAMPTq2S , sna
p, QUEENSTOWN per steamer EDlNBURGH vii close
:, ,Hs Once on SATURDAY the 18th day Of March at 10.
O'Clock and at the Sp,o%n '.a a =, ion'"s i;oc,
! ~a T. |" b ~ ''''''" ' kGRAM wAkEMAN T, "
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oyy,cy OF Ass'r- Coz. -GES'L suBsuTRscK.
M 4 starr ST. INV YORK, Feb. ~, pS<

Circular.-Ofcers commanding regiments, eompsniso
and detschments squads OF troops IN We ssrfs Of e
YORK who are entitled and require subsistence win make
application the Office OF Capt = MOTE Con1ni,.
Of the Park Barracks. 40 -
When practicable notice should be gwen, oy letter othss
Viz Of the anticipated arrival OF troops Ia order tia propsG
prep..s.i9ns may b. made
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While Braudrefhs Pills

are 60 potent ,o good diseased bodies they harmless
brad The babe at breast Gle OF rpeS year. .nt
dalecs,e females certain 20 receive increase Of esli
from the Of iheae PILL blessed Of Heaven
- ..-....-,'s pty.rrrsu inst q 10 u.edisin.
always benefits and inutes" Wherein ia the super
tive quality? The sRANERETH PILLS have power Of
SETON bat upon impure huno in the blood They seiz only
impurities IL and around the parts affected by disease al
the parts involved In diseased actions operated upon end
oelnsed from all foune and reinfusei with life" by .he
wonderful curative contain aud inherent OF the r.s'
Justly famed BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
Millions Of people, whose lives appeared bent the last ebb
worn out By i-vvrs consuming rs by cousumpon insb
ous advances by rackng torrurntl Of nfastory rbsus-
n have been cured by these Pills These persons living
nessc aud thousand. residents every city IN America.
SEQ b. Brndre,h in white htters il the Government
stamp.
The Tenth National Bank. having paid IL 7iaO,cco,
viii receive subscriptions for increase Of capital to Million
Of boilers.
The books vii open 8, Nessrs LlvERMORE. CLEWS +
Co.'S on TUESDAY, pa inst. on,Aird OF amount sub
cribod viii Pay able l.. April one.hd tie 3 and
balance on 9th Ap Parties desiring 20 pay fall may do
b; the bank Aphll sx per cent interest allowed pay
mepts anticipated.
The Bank will op.n foT business on WEDNESDAY, 9ota
March, at No. go Broadway.
DIRECTORS
J. T SANGER formerly Of Cary, Howard San.et
=. L. FANCHER. No. 22s Broadway.
JOHN ELLIOTT, Of Riggs Co., Nsl-st.
LEWIS EINSTElN, Of Lewis Einsten 20,
JOHN FALCONER, Of Seamless Clothing ManafacIs Co.
HENRY j. BAKER, II II. J. Baker Bro
ALBERT q. LEE, OF Colin, Lee 4 Co.
u. L. ROSS. of Ross, Dempssr q Co.
Mefropoltan Fair.In consequence OF sn unavoidable
aud uu. pct.d rgeiont Of tine plans OF tho MAaszcr VI
the METROPOLITAN FAIR its opening Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY. April T. - -
GRO GRiSWOLD GRAY JULIA X. FISH,
Ihr euiietneI Exc Con- President ladies Exec Com.
REGARD GRANT WHITE, ELlLABKTH ". SBEavOoD.
See Gel;leuens Exec Com. Secretary Lsdes Exec Com.
old Ncissurr''-" Keen Deggrr- Of the North
Wipipr-' Demon ofthe Air" Showers Of dust" Shrek
ia. hogr. moaning Sing through the creyices Of your
bedroom Window" 'Iis hor1ble!"-i Tribune, I'D
Men. then why do you use -
BROWNIES METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS
ard WINDOW BANDS. which exclude cold, wind rain sud
fut from door and windows They onshah he iHt
top the rafting OF ho and warranted good Tor i've
,ears Local AGENTS wanted eyeiyShcTe. Adde'S me
PATENT METALLIC WEATHER sIAIP Co,
No. 6H Broadway,
CorloT Of Bleecker'st.
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| Hvpsos N. ", March !. 1854
We Respectfully Invite Attention to srd eon,,ds r..
PEPsG HTARTB5IS DEBILITY lSs" sod PRoSTBSTios
o. Propnetors prcrd - acknowledge The unpuaesS
.r-ee ~i extended the sale Of ther ysiusee prepare
tom knoEu nearly every portion Of tho civilized woria
asthe rrn faT En IHWE
| GOLDEN BITTERS."
We rid. a. sing when them rasabis prerarres
ler y ar on. of the few articles Of the present day wbinA
N no hus no will ere Ss ~ns ana sS The ceosa
GOODIES BTTEA are genuine bona 1de hy2en'e ~
cr u Is u, Sss n1smnSs' 'e Sseaon Of their sss.
By any one who has IA. them is worth million Of par
chased bogus teBtmor1sis-
FOR CREATING A BEELTHY APPETITE
t-y invaluable. and Pnsqsaled q, TONIC Thsz
mid in their ecfcn ans operate ~ giving rfyoT se
eaqf 70 the sysieIsnot by any change they pTodaS ~
the solids but through the medium Of the i,ns principk
THEY ARE PURELY yEGliTABLEs
being composed Of 0eu,ias Root, Cslsmus swsafa, snS
many other remedial agents cf the Vegetable Void al ps~
served In Ja'uaica Run.
AS A BEVERAGE,
They the sloi,so- irr,oratn end pa,asaJ tim
uan ever offered 70 the public And the fec, Of their oS
k,epe1eq enennal and scientifically, prechfes the pc
ny OF De! unpleasant taste, 10 Ettrrs essY
oferedior sale. We especially recommend ssa LADtHG
and particularly to those suffering from
DEBILITY, WEAKNESS AND PROSTRATI0N.
Half wine glass OF thsse Btsr three fcar tipsss
day viii produce remarkable healthy change persoa1r
greatly debiiated-
The GOLDEN BrTTERs.iave been tried and rot fou.s
p ps G4y are pet g SS s and ss s
bears fac siuile Of the signature of HUBBEL Co.
GEO c. HUbkEL 4 Co. Sole Propre,gca
Central Depot, American Express building, Newiork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

are potent to good TO diseased bodies they harmless as
brad The babe the breast Gle OF rpes years. and
delicate females certain 10 receive increase Of health
from the us. Of thsse PILL blessed Of Heaven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-25

MAgTREsSE5l
CUSHIONS AND SEATS!
STUFFED WITH
CRoND AIS PATENT PREPARED CORK
Durable healthy and cheap; needs TO be made up
an; entirely tree from moisture and yeIInin so elastic
aud easily portable.
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