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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-15
DIED..

AyGFyTNT-On Mondsy March 4; David Anse'in". Ia The
H.. . a,e invited TO attend he funeral d. L mothers
is.isas. At TAry.own, Wetue t-y, the 18th, 8, II
O'Clock N.
cLARK-On Monday ,iarch H. a, II O'Clock m, Of con-
.,,.,on Mr., tg;hcr o. wife II Thomss Ci-rt - the
Nev.l or. post-Once aged Al years, months and - n,.
T nu.r will take place from hes Late residence. No ~
We,t El.cuth street "eineldy, March 70, i O'Clock
D H. TIE relatives and friends OF the family err respect
y requested 70 attend her funeral without further NOTICE.
royIFNS-A, Wcs, Point, on sunday morning March ID,
william u Colfen., in the nth yess OF h. ese.
The fieni. % The family ere N.Y. 20 a,,e
on Wednesday at y IN.
CRNs-Mayina Matilda Cairns second daughter Of the Late
r. pEe,ve and friends OF the family Hoard School OH
Ger. OF Tenth ard and teachers OF Grammar School
n 20 arc respectfully invited attend tho funeral 81
I,,e. uth,rtn Chnrch in Ee,, Fifteenth stree. brt~ern
s-coud End Third Tnesisy afternoon u oeoc
without further invitation. The remains vii DO taken 10
tir,enwood Cemetery for intermen'.
GIRNFE-On Saturday, March II, Benjamin Gurnee, aged
I rnncral his piuosday) evening o'clock from hl late
r,uee No 22G West fry fourth street. The remains
VIII be Iaaen to havrr'traw on WEDNESDAY morning
UlRT-Sudienly at st. Louis, "edue ,day, Mach D.
Mny h. younse-l daughter Of Robt d. Hat Of thi. city,
Ne,ice Of her funeral vii be given.
yANF-On Spndsy March - Mary Du Boi. Kane ssed II
lnon.Ls aAd days. oIy daughter Of Carrie Du Bo and De
rb p.rsi viii tase place from the South Dutch Church at
rnytowu ON Tuesday tho 18th Inst. % IL O'Clock The
rr;in. VII be placed il the family van Of he Lite Ee,;
ti.Qrg
s,e Trains es'e Chambers street at 10 and return
Gt m.
IyIEs-On Monday March H. Catharne wife OF Henry
Lye. IT,, In the 45th year Of her ago.
IT, d. OF the family are invited 10 attend her funeral from
The Reformed Dutch Church. At tatbnsh ct o'clock ON
Wednesday the 18th Cars for Fatbush leave the fu'o"
Ferry every Is minutes. 81
pEchIOn Monday morning, March H. Of disease Of the
Tn. relatives. aud friends OF aily sctfay in, sd
10 attend tic funeral Tuesday 18th inst, a, O'CLOCK
from her late residence. No. 81 Macdousal street -,
sCATIIFF-n Sunday rgoInnz Merh H. OF drop,y OF IN,
heart James Sca6 OF jane and the late Jan'e'
| Seatln. aged IL years. .,,,. -.
The relatives and ends Of tho family respectfully inye'
TO attend the Aera from st. Stephens Church. On "shs'
| day afternoon Ut o'clock
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Oh each road;
THE New Steamboat 4. p. ST. JouS.-This

THE New Steamboat \. j. ST. JoHN-Thi-
magnificent floating palace designed and modelled by
Cant A. p ST. john and built by the Peoples Line foi
the express purpose " running between this city and
Albany was yesterday afternoon thrown opon Tor puO
lie ipspecton ~ the foot Of Conrilsndt street North
River The st. John is the largest ;.teamboat efosl
bearing the same comparison 10 river as the Great
Eastern does TO ocoan steamers Sic VII be com
msuded by Capt. William II. Hook, ono Of the Oldest
steamboat CAPTAINS on the North River. After making
tour Of the upper saloon and deck and inspecting the
state rooms the guests were conducted y ~. u Z.
Barnard 10 tho Grand Saloon. which Is cited MP In the
most costly and elegant description.
The extreme length OF this mammoth vessel is III ~;
breadth Of beam, g. f.. hight FROM kclson to upper
deck G5 IT.; diameter OF wheel ~ H. in; length oil
paddles 10 a. Tho hul vas built BY John Engs
Son and il strapped dagonally with 4iuch oak plank
70 secure greater strength There 900 staterooms,
agording accommodations for l. 900 persons In the
upper cabin there are sixty "Standee bcftas' each
being nearly equal in size to ordinary bcdsteaG.
They arc screened by costly brocade curirs In the
main saloon are two bridal chambers, fitted up with
rosewood furniture and elegantly upholstered. TIE
apnontncnts Of the boat throughout Of the cosiest
descriution and designed Cor tho comfort aBd con
yenience Of tie passengers After thorough nspec'
ton Of the vessel the guests Invited to the grand
saloon where an ample collation. wac provided ct which
speaehes were made aud toasts drank. Tho A. j.
ST. John is expected 10 make her first trip TO Albany on
"Wednesday rcr.
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RAPID TBAvruvG.- Congressional Naval

RAPID TRAvFLIvG.-Ihe Congressional Naval
Committee and their eucsis among whom were Mcs.rs.
Moorehead Pike. Rollins, GTiswold, Kelly, General
Schencs Gen. Garfield. ". J. Keller Chief Engineer
Nayy.Yard Washington, and others. recently made u
flying trip from Boston 10 this city via Shore Line
en- route for Washington. The several railroad com
panies on the line seemed 10 have something OF pride
in the matter Of time The result was that the party
was taken up at Boston AID set down in Ne"'fork IN
quicker running time than vas ever before made by
passenger train between tire two points Between New
Haven and this city nine stops were made The Super'
intenden OF The several roads took charge Of their
respective trains personally. The following Is the time
on each road
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Movements OF Generals.

LOUISVILLE. Monday, March Il, 1864
Lieut.. Gen. Grant and his Chief Of staff
passed here this morning on tber wsy TO Nashville
Maj Gen. ". r sherman is expected here tonight
Brig Gen. Ewing arrived this morning. reported to
Gen. BurbIilge, and assigned 10 the command OF
this post, vice Col Bruce, relieved.
1t ia rum0rcd that Kentucky viii be divided into two
districts with headquarters respectively at Louisville
and Lexington. Burbribge occupying the former and
Ewing the hitter district.
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ASSEMBLY.
ryrTING SESSION..

BILLS ADVANCED TO 4 THIRD READIS0.
incorporating the Long Island CITY water
Works Company - o Ill.,.
Relative to the Now York Bibie and common II"ye''
Book Society.
Relative 70 the Tiremen Of Rochester ,,
Authorizing the Kings County Supervisors 10 proTice
for the relief OF the families OF volunteers
Incorporating the Mechanics Dime Savings Bank oil
.Gev.York Adjourned.
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Tke Newfoundland Telegraph Line
AGAIN ia Working Order.

Si JnHN-, y, r. Hivhdt!, hhtcn ~ icoi'
The Newfoundland telegraph line ceased TO
work on the morning of Fob. 6 during heavy storm
and has no; been il working order since Unit! 10 da!
The storm continued for several days and was accom-
panied by terrific ial Of seet breaking down the
lines Tor miles ana miles Heavy trcsAcs II the river;
also added to the troube but by hard and steady ab"
have succeeded putting the line IN r>t rate con
dion again. and to-day is open for business as usual
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Rrom the ysississirpi.

CAIRO, Monday March II, Isof.
The steamer War EAGLE, from New-Orleans
FOR Ionisye brought up about 50 tuns Of sugar and
moassas The 18th Wisconsin Veteran Volunteers arc
also on board on their way home.
Memphis dates OF the l2th says: The Cotton nlaTSet
wa, eycited under the news from New. York Sellers
were not anxious 20 sell But little Cotton renamed IN
the country to come in.
Five hundred recruits from Iowa have arrived
here er their Wey South.
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Bneiness Notifies.

CoUGus, CoLDs.-Suddcn changes OF climate
AZ. ,our,e. Of Pulmonary and Bronchial affections E1pe
.c proved that simple remedies act speedily and eoE
ainy when taken in Ito eaIJ stage OF d ESQ.,
a, once be- lad TO "Bh1wss DEoSCHAL THocHES OF Lol
s,G let he Cold coush, Irritation Of the Ihro'' be eVe
80 slight a. BY ts pre- ANTON ors 'orors attack maj DC
effectively w.ded og Soldiers should haze hen o. they car
:, l., a.. ,oc, g., .nl taken q. occasion requires
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MUsIcAL-The first grand organ concert for
the Sanitary Fund came off last evening in the South
Baptist Church West Twentyifih street. to fair an'
diencc The principal features Of the programme were
tho singing Of Miss T. Coleman and tho organ playing
of NJ George f. RristOw and OF Mr. jerome Hopkins.
Mr.. BrsiOs played the overture to Crown Diamonds IN
fine style.
The chorus choir OF the Church also rendered able
assistance.
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An Inaigna;ion Meeting N, Newark.

NEWARK. NOndaT, MHfch y, Ictl
A large Indignation meeting took place here
tonight protesting against new regulation OF The
W..Tersey Railroad Company requiring al pess"n-
gers 70 show their tickets al the car entrance IN jersey
CIV 4 COMMITTEE was appointed 10 wait The Nor
ris and Essex R,roah 90 ascertain their facilities &c
Resoiu tons also adopted proposing AZ action in
tie Legislature.
unwise and especially impOtic at the present time.
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The SoLDIBRs' VOTB IN KISGs County,
The Board OF County Canyassers Of Kings County met
yesterday and organized by appointing VIM. j. Crop
soy Chairman and j. n. sioarns. County Clerk. as
Secrctarv The returns from Tue several election dis
Iics hayinC been made the Bourd proceeded 10 can
vass them with the following results Whole number OF
votes cast 9s-i Of which 9lo3 were for the Amend
meut. and 7ig agans: it. There we're 81 blanks The
Hnard then ad ion mod sine die.
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Entertainments This Day and Evening.

For to1isn ~ Leaicr and lime Of tO e"ee7! zee ada
ftfmc.fs n ether criHr1lI u thnrage
.fnIo's UAADCs-Thc ku-A-u'rcss.
v Al ,cY tHg.ryH--Hr s-d.e.
BARyuxs--U.aut. Dwarf = TEros, The Spirit Of Besuty.
WiSrrl GGEDES-IicEct Of Leave Man
GtysPtC THEsrga-Tauirg Bui'eEly.
D,-.Vugif's M=sAgE2IE- election ~ Animals.
'GPfO .HEArRos-tqnoatI4-u Performance.
iso. nWsN ANFHIfugsTIs-T IT au Performance.
IEATos sRT H.LIrry-Ni-rs' sa;'s R-rs = Nruntsin-
fRLsCH THEATili-Lo Io.lT e FAg.oEi-ITonb Al Car
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-15

ALLEGED REBEL SPIES SENT TO FORT WAR
Rry.--On sunday. Lieut. Terneil OF the lst Maine Ar
tilcry arrived in town with five Rebel prisoners named
John Cooper. David Boyle James ". WILSON, George
w. Jemison and David Jamison, all ct whom hrc
charged with being spies They were locked up 'oF the
night in the Twenyninth Precinct Station House anc
Yesterday morning left for Fort Warren by the new
Haven Railroad whittier they were ordered for ElaL
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BosTON. Monday, March u, Ibt4.
Private adyices state that the Rebel pirate
Rappehannoc left France privately the Goth OF Feb
ruary armed with six guns and picked crew. who had
been paid three months in advance. Her cruising
ground il isrcpored. viii be the EqualOr and China.
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CIV Elections.

BANGOR, Nc, Monday. March II, !sti.
Our city election to-day resulted III the
unanimous choice Of Mr. IIopesdsle for Mayor and
samuel H. Humphrey for Police Judge and the election
Ct all the Union candidates for Aldermen Ccnnc'inen
and ward officers without opposition.
Neary all tho towns ~ this part OF Maine have been
carried BY the Union party py heI,si
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FOR Gr-s, Hrit-in ami the Continent, by st~anler
Car.d, Tu-.dsy March 5..................... 5, M
tcr Nc'v.t ,rrrn,, ny steamer Morning Star. -1tor-
d.y ta,h n. p
%r Nj .s.....+. u p
Ior ma and tie v ct !nc.cs, va Havana By
s,.,uler N,n'ng Star. is4j,y. March 3D.. a. L..
For g.I;foruia. Oregon. Wsshir.t1s Territory, and
IA ,.................I s. 10. sad y p ~
AIh,ry BrGaio end Canads......5s rnd ~ ~
..L - W. ~ AZ
49, NH Via pie s,lfoad .........5a AMI 81,
,t,r srj south Ivr,iern Neil . a. ~ q - snd lot
Tern Mail m y thd .. . ~
Ncvyor and ON River ...ss'.''..' ~ w.
Tho Lcns Island Mail closes = = M snH p u
sunday Ma.ls On Sunday al mails close At }. =.
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From sam Francisco.

San FRANCISCO Monday March IA, 1894.
Arrived ship Galatea from NewYork. Sailed,
Flying Eagle for Boston, carrying eco sacks OF beans
1850 hides 1900 sacks OF copper orc, so barrels Of
japanese rags and IS packages Of California wines
The opposition steamer America sailed foI
Panama to-day with 6li passengers
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Fire.
u,cIco Monday March Il 1874.

CHICAGO, Monday, March u, 1854.
The building No. Isl Randolph street, occu-
pied By Thompson and Aston paint and oil store,
was destroyed by FIRE this morning Loss on the bnud
ing g. 900 which Is insured. The STOCK valued
err 500 and is o total loss. IL Is fully insured.
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The New-Ycrh Election.

AUBCRN, Monday March II, 10.
Tho vote in Cayuga County on the soldiers
suffrage question was as follows For 1885, Against
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DR. j. II. SCUEyCK Of Philadelphia can DC
seen professionally EVERY TrIspAr nom m 70 p ~,
rhrosi Broncia Tupe Liver Stomach and Pulmonary Con
sumption
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Orvrcx OF Assr Cox CRy'L SrBsisrE' ,cr
No ! sr.vssI, Ns NEW oiii, Feb. ~ 1864.
CIrcuinr.-Oacers ~onn,andias Ies.ner ts. companies
Ii,,sA Stte. stationed Ia passing through 20 ~.
York who entitled 10 ard REQUIRE suo,' .rc viii make
analicston Al the office Of Capt e. IL 49,. comuis-
nv OF Subsitence No -Bridse st. erS ,ts .on.h end
OF the Psk Barracks -,
When practicable notice should be , hl,,sr n, al ss
wise of the anticipated arrival OF " H. r that nronss
prepara tious may be made r' :" 's
A. ANA' IN. Colonel and A. c. 9. D
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Colorado Territorial. Convention.

DESvER MONDAY MaTcb II. Iets.
Among the resolutions passed By the Terrific
rial Convention was one in favor Of amendment 70
tho Consultation eboishing Slavery throughout the
United States.
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William S. Robinson esq, is announced TO
deliver Grafton in Hartford. Conn, on Thursday
next ST. ratrioks day before the United Irish Soci
cites Of TIA, city. There is to be grand procession Ia
tho forenoon. with dinner in the afternoon. and the
orniion in tin evening.
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NEW-XORH f.EGEsfIAEtRE.
SENATE. ALBANY. March II. 1874
EVENING SESSION.
FILLS ORDERED 20 THIRD READING

Amending the act creating the Department OF
Correction and Charities in Tew.YOrk.
FOR the moro ecctgal punishment o. drunkenness IL
tAe City of New-Eors. ,. T..
INCORPORATING the ST Ann Temperance Society IN
Brooklyn. Adjou! ned.
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ARMIES SOLDIERS The BOARD Oh SUR
Gsoys and the suRoroyGE GENERAL u; - A., na,s g"sn
suoo ~ honorsry coumendaon 20 the fHLshh h'''
authorized IL. Manufacture. The lhtEs1oh w g. ~,
,rnstion paInrsr Les aso OYFICBs fHlLtpRLfHiA,
Nxw-YoRK. BosToS Address b. fnAsx: an.aaL.,
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STE!NwAY d. Sons, Manufactures Oh Urahd,
sou,r and Upigi P,.so. have removed hei waretoo'
10 their Marble building. Nos ., ana - " ~ wa A'
between Union Sqlare end irving race N'"
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SALE or PAISTINGS.--A collection OF pant
ings Of One Dusseldorf French and ieeien schools en-
tracinc some of the finest works of Achenbacb Leu2e
Jurgbeirl. Adolf Engehardt Cropsey. Bcutcle. Col"
and Others viii be sold at auction by ives Co. Cd
Srizenicl nucioncer) at the Derby galleries, tomor-
row eyeniR, See adv ertisement.
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COPrbg THAT Is COPPEE.
PROSECUTION, COaMINosD.

The LcsDos CLus CoYPss has no connection with any oil
the sdulterstions floating through the m,rket.
The LONDON CLUs CoyyEE pct up only b. tho " y COT
Zee Club No IL Greenwich st.; and sold By r class
The Loxpos CLrD Cor7EE ia prc;e-cd from the best Old
Java.
The LcSDoy CLrB commended by Physicians for
rs nutritious snl healthy quality
The LoSDoy CLUB CoYrzB I, easily nsd from al
otber. Il. vary remarkable Fragrance strength. aud nagor
The LosDoS GLIB CoYYsE is .oi 81 D. ceni-.
The s.rHA LoyDor CUB CoYgEg Is -old . % cert.
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MiIiiarp Notices.
Ninth Army Corps.

Ninth Army Corps.
SPECIAL BOUNIlES voted 20 the drsrent Reinen's OF
tl famous and pu.ar Corps, Gad HANDMoNEf TO tao
brokers' continue TO De- pAd By the Agent OF sbo C0HH1~
AZ No $40 BROADWAY. 80, .
RECRUITS and BROKERS' seein noh"d tls,e
LARGER INDUCEMENTS ARE OFsEhEp ,of ,ss
Iorps than fox any other 30 ,rrtn ~ te S@e-.
Tic Corp. includes AMERICAN aud GERMAN es'.leas~
CAVALRY and LIGHT ARTILLERY II ., 4,
As bat few waited - M ~. IN IA
Committee Is ready to ontsTAn sFEC iL ms
for bodies Of ~ ...,Lr
nearly tlled.
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DYSPEPSIA TABLETS, for Indigestion, Heart h
bum, Sc, prepared only by = o. W. ~ no,
At. and sold BY drnggsts geneTnliy TIoe ~ e'n's
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ysng-s.ern,pn -fereOiNPc pIHte-.
GERMAN sTEEEOfiPE PLATES,
q ,.uan Bibla P'4tes
urrmIn B;b,J Plates.
German Bible Plates
German Bible r..to5
BUCKS THEOLOGICAL DICTIONARY,
WfrN's 'rUFOLOGICAb DICTIONARY,
German Testament,
German T.-iah.cDt,
German Testament.
German T-.irm.n',
AND MANY OTHER rLiTES.
AND MANY OTHER PLATES,
VIII ne sold,
Mil be sold.
WEI be sold.
WI be sold.
Ni.hou. r serve, 20 close an estate.
Without reserve to close an estate,
Without reserve, to close estate,
Without reserve to close estate,
AT " THOMAS < SONS
PHILADELPHIA RiDE SALE,
On the 2Gth o. March.
CATALOGUE NOW READY
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ArlrserurnE,

| DApyrM', NI-s,. UM.-The lovers Of scenic
ard spcs Shows ~ 'rowding The Museum every
afternoon and evening 10 C, "Aphross The Spirit
Of Beauty which ia ono Of th, Jest plays Of the kind
that has been produced tis Tile scenery and
costumes nil new the various mechanical Con
trTtoces are ingenious and eIecJiFei the numerous
tableanX orc picturesque and brilliant; the acting IT,
at least, respectable; the general stage Arrangements
perfect. and there is something picasaut ard
pqulnt about the whole performance that it is likely to
be- continued for several weeks.
THg BROADWAY AMPHITHE ATER. This ad-
mirlhly cOnGuc!cd Circus. under the skillf! manage
mcnt of Mr.. Lent continues 10 vary It's performances
from evening 10 evening. willie "Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons it gives special entertainment for
the benefit Of edios ard Children. The company has
been enlarged this week by The addition of ial act
bears in Wall street
TIE HIPPOTHEATR0S.-'T'h dogs and mon
KEYS whose clever performances arc drawing snch
crowds TO this place have been rc6neaced and will np
ponr every evening this week and also on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons The circus troupe Of the csab
shnent has been much enlarged ard s now one Of the
best in the country.
VAN AHBURGH & Co.'S MEEAGBRIB.
lqtcst additions TO this splendid collection Of animals
birds etc, consist Of pair OF Bengal leopards' an
African porcupne five huge boncorStrictors and n
whole flock Of birds from Australia. The collection is
constantly being enlarged and is open to the public
every afternoon and evening. There Il more agree
able or instructive place of entertainment in town.
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5petial Notites.

LOOK OUT.
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THE SILVER SHIP.
Away she ssiIed-.he Silver Ship
Tie bloodhound al her Prov
And high above the bowling bias.
Was heard the pirates vow!
His vow that from his bo,oms core
Should flow life's crimson tids
Ere Ruy Leoi, hi. rival brave,
Should call sweet Yols bride!
ANOTHER NEW STORY.
vii! be ready on THURSDAY next in
THE NETWORK WEEKLY,
(rns BEST STORY AND SKETCH PAPER rvsLIsHsDi
ENTITLED
THE SILVER SHIP;
BLOODHOUND or THE CARIB-
BEAN;
s NISII-AMERICAN STORY;
BY LOUIS LEON.
Lou. Icons frs, contribution TO the columns Of THE
NETWORK WEEKLY i, indispuably the fnea of oil his
productions. lie himself in letter to u Jays: at is inf
uey superior to anything which have written"
we look fo IN lncreaso in circulation
on this o.y and nestcaler would DO well to send in ther
Ordar, in lime.
THE NETWORK WEEKLY is for sale b. every News
agent.
Friead. Of th. President attend. UNION CEN
TRIAL LINCOLN CAMPAIGN CLUb oithe 'ny OF New
York.
the Union CESTRAL COMMITTEE corner i:!9adiwsy
.ad I'd st. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, M1rch 10th inst
Al clock The Hon RICHARD BUSTED fresh fron Is
soroo csrnpaig On in N, fIamphire sud the Hon ETHAN
ALLEN viii address the Club singing W tue McDohsa
0''0 ''"O' CHAs 5. SPENCER, Pres
WV kEIIocE IT,, Secretaries.
| Jony g. CosrA Chnir1ln E=. Committee
The Executive Committee viii meet At y 2. m. OF same
plsc-. -------
Fifth Ward Campaign FOR tSiUf.--At large n set.
Union Citizens the 5th W ard, held che 9Th Ward
Hotel last evening Campsisn CuO Organized with the
above title by temporarily placing IN the chs motion OF
Joseph u. Taylor Alrev w. Lesgs:t. An elcc
lion lad for President and secro:alcs watch -cu'ed n
tie caoar Of JAMES ~ TUTiILL for President, NilLlAM
H. BAILEY for Recording Secretary, and \. JiChSOS
PLUMB FOX Corresponding Secretary. resolution
aoq,ed declaring ABRAHAM LINCOLN The hsst choice u
ha Club FOR the next Pa nomination. The Club al
io....d until MONDAY EVENING, Flat inst.
JAMES NJ TUTiIlLL. President.
4. J. PLUaB Cor. soc'y.
va. n. BAILEY, Rec. Scc'y.
ame rican Institute Farmers Gilb.-The regular
weekly meeting of tl. Club viii u- held TO-DAY (Taesdayl
March H. at Il p. H., 1t the Rooms OF the as:.tgc, Il H.
Co,rcr Mon bui.dn-. Adfnittancr rre.
JOHN W.CHAADERS, Secretary.
Mercantile Lodse. No. ~, l. q. %. FAN m'm.
b. aye rsdcu requested 10 s'eni special n"e Ing at
tie LODI, ROOM No 500 Broadway THIS Cue.dyl ~ IN
no. al 4 o's.ots. JOHN HENRY huLL. y. q,
Thirteenth--i. Prr-bs terian Church, between tth
AVID Th.a,s-Il. Rev T. Il. CHAPLIN, u. L., AM deliver
h Lecture Europ. end ineict IN the church on III -
~ EVENING March 10, at CLOCK 1ic.ets 30 cents
For ale At the door.
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n.u,lceot, De,nnlcent -
DENIULCENT!
Til. entirely sosp is beyond at comparison the oe''
con pouud yet offered ior
CUkPPED OR TENDER HANDS, ,,, go, ,-et,,
THE NURSERY. AND ALL IolLEf IsfS'
Manufactured only by
r q HJLI'S SON, No. 81 PARK ROW ~ y
VINO also offer. upward Of CD varieties OF Toilet and staple
Sa. and Candies FoT sale by most al espeeAo'e 1'so1'
ccufismen's s;earf.Pins. new sty.gs,10 ONE; Two
THREE, FIVE, SIN Eight TFS, TWhLnt' fir-
TEEN TWENTY 10 FIFTY DOLLARS each. Forsaie D.
GEO. &. ALLEN, No. Ala Broadway.
one door below Canal-s,.
Opcra GLASSES.
five Six Ei,ht Ten. Twelve, rniecn' tweLy 70 Ihr'y'
NV ''''''' G. C. ALLEN, No. AS Broaiywsy,
One door below Ianas.
Ois,aerd l,ings.-TwENTY-FiVE, THIRTY, Thirty
Ave Forty Fifty, Sixty.hyr. seyentyhye EishtYis7 E,
One Hundred Two Three Four, Five SIX md seven hund'
-. DoI.Ts ..ch For ale by G.. G.. ALLEN,
No. as Broadway, ono door below Ianalst
Ear-Rinas and Pins NEW STYLES TWO,
lTiRrE' FiVE, EIGHT, TEN, FIFTEEN, TWENTY
FIVE THIRTY 70 sEVENTY-Flvh DOLLARS act. For
ale BY GEO. c. ALLEN. No 4is Broadway,
one door below Csnass. formerly No. II waa<