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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
The Lorg us,ana sanitary Fair.

The immense rush to the Fair on Tuesday,
which eliminated in perfect jam in the evening. led
TO a meeting Of the Executive Committee about eight
o'clock yesterday morning, to deliberate upon some
means Of avoiding repetition Of the discomfort Altcr
some discussion it determined to raise the price Of
admission from IS to IS cts. 20 tho Audit 5fun Che New
England Kitchen Knickerbooker Hall and the Gallery
of Fine Arts and 2j cents extrn for ticket to the Mn
semi in the Taylor House, which Ia not 80 generally
potronizcd
The system first established OF separate ticket Office
and charges for admission 20 the buildings Immediately
connected with the Academy worked great confusion
beside resulting in considerable dissatisfaction on tie
part of vistors Notwithstanding tho change IN prico
there much of crowd yesterday GA the pre-
eedirg day, and great the rush in the evening
that the Committee ordered tho gates to be closed at 81
o'clock no ore being admitted after that hour.
After the first rush Is the prices viii be reduced
that tho poorest who desire 30 contribute their
mite in ai Of the cause win he enabled to Go so. Many
people to Labor under the impression that tho ISr
viii be shorn OF its attractions in few days, but there
is danger Il this boxes, bales and baskets OF
goods still remain 10 be uupacked thore being no room
fo their until the first stock ia sold outs and
could every peep under the tables. which arc now
served by fair ladyes' o. Long Island they would
see enough fancy work of all kinds and descriptions TO
rerlerish tho stands for a month OF lest.
New feaigrts Of attraction are being continually
added in all ,he departments and the Fair seems TO i'm
prove day by dag. Instead Of dceroratug The visitor
OF DAY ooLs in vain for rich article which he
thought Of purchasing Le day previous and not uhfre-
queny his eye catches up article Of which be stands
in need. rousing business was done among Ito
Knitkerbockcrs" and eye Old Folks ut Home" both
Of whom were almost eaten ont Of house and home nnd
ny 10 O'Clock last night their respective rdcra had run
pretty low.
| They wiz however he amply replenshediby O'Clock
! this morning for another days reckoning
We learn from the Committee that lie receipts for
tickets returned Yesterday were slssoo and the TO
ceipts " sales up 20 Y. ~. Sl9W. Inc treasurer
hal In lis hands at 10 o'clock Last evening hnnGrsd
and seteni,, r0Hsag4 fec Hundred doiort>o proceeds
VI the e1hil. ION since the opening on Monda! night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
FROA THE EESSISSIPPI DISTRICT.
SEirsnasgiiRg In Front Of
Chattanooga.
The Enemy Driyen to Tunnel Hill.
Sharp Engagements northumberland Gap.
CnNrrANoooA wedresaaY. F,b. aiNs6i.

CHATTANOOGA. Wednesday, Feb. 2Es6i.
Gen. Palmer skirmshed with the enemy all
day yesterday and succeeded in driving him TO Tunnel
1ll. Georgia,
The 18th Illinois and ssh Indiana were actively
gagged ssirmishing all day.
Killed, j. jackson, Orderly Sergeant, Co. D. 18th
Illinois Wounded; r. L. Andrews Co. G., and Peter
Bless, esth Indiana.
On pushing after the Rebels TO Tunnel Hill, they
opened heavily with Reldpeces 1t is supposed they
orc going to dispute the further passage Of our troops II
the attempt ls made to push on
CUMBERLAND GAP, Wednesday Feb. "a, 1854.
Onthe I'D inst abattalon Of nth Tennessee Cavalry
stationed on the Virginia road five miles east were
surprised at daylight and surrounded By a large
force Of Rebel cavalry.
Two companies OF inflntry-9lst Indiana and "a
North CaroNns--were with the command iCol DAVIS.
The company nhe olsD In charge Of Lieut. Wise. cut
end fought their way through with loss oltreo Killed.
Two officers and obOnt 60 of Col Daviss men succeed
oil IN making their escapes but the rest Of The command
were probably captured.
At tie same time the Rebels attacked ouposts Of
Sowels Bridge on TazeweLroad five miles sorth,
consisting Of 50 in charge Of Cap Pickering, 3ith
Keutuoty Infantry, supported by block house.
The Rebels repulsed three times, when Colcne
pickering with his men were withdrawn TO prevent
their being cut OF from the Gaps.
Colonel Davis is said 10 be severely wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
hhs Connections Democratic State Con-
ve1tSou.
Npw.HAvEN. wednesday, Feb. 2

NYwHAvEN. Wednesday Feb. % 1894.
The Democratic State Convention assembled
a. the Music Hall at 10 a. m. w W. Eaton, ESQ, Of
Hartford presiding l. NJ. Brown and Chos. II. Minor
we're made Secretaries. The following Ticket vas
%lsced In nomination:
State JeIes Hoyti Treasurer Andrew L. kdston Cen
The following gentlemen were appointed Delegates to
che National Convention:
: FnsT Di,Tn9T-WilsIn W. Eaton, ct large Alfred Z,
Errr Of Hartford, and Charles =. SIMMER of TolGnd.
SECOND DIsTRlcTChaTlss Il. Ingerso At large; Nathan
g. Baldwin Of New Haven; Isaac Arnold q MiaiiereI.
- THIRD DIsTEICT-Nl ham NJ. Converse ~ large; FTe6E
=. Alien Of New Londoni r. S; Burgess Of Windl.n.
3 FOURTH nrsTeIcTeorrs Taylor, at large; Wo f. Tsy-
To- Of Fairfield; Roland Hitchcock Of Litch6ed.
After course Of uuoxamPlsd prosperity. tho result
f adherence 10 those great principles which under
lie the best Of governments and which ncorpo-
ysted in CONSTITUTION by the fathers Of the country
{lvoived ia fratficidsl strife.
il becomes us, the representatives Of the conservative
masses OF the Empire state TO put aside al partisan
prejudice end animostes forgetting tho past only a.
Il seems 90 guide action In Tie future; % lay every
RDg upon the altar Of our common country; sctu.
eted orv by pure patriotism By prudent cOursos and
supremacy OF the Government defend and maintain the
Redistribution. and preserve the union Of the St7tes
IY such action we shall best sustain those who have
Voluntarily gone forth TO peril their lives in the defense
bf our country and while by force OF arms We crush oni
anled resistance shall at The same time restore The
taon TO honorable peace, and shall have demonstrated
ihe capacity Of man for selfsOycfnmeut.
b Every county in the State Is fully represented IN inc
There are four delegations from Nev-York end twc
from Kings county.
On motion all the contested cases we're referred to tht
following Committee. Mathew -. Bogalt POlt Bah
Soek. A. K. Sylvester. Charles Hewlett John II. Jolo'
The following were then appointed as a Committee
on Permanent Organization; X. u. Gardiner. Ilni9 g.
fercsn S L. Mayham Daniel j. Campbell, l.. q. Bur
oett Levi Benedict ard John Ransom
d.. IQ.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tt1E GToUCTsTFR VfPF.


Mr.. ALLEY I'm, Mass. made statement that
within the last week TIE town Of Gloucester
MacsachU cts WA severely injured By fire, DC bust
ness portion being destroyed The Tax Collector
Of that District had written TO the Treasury Depart
ment to allow hin 10 suspend the collection
Of tho informal revenue for the present nom sufferers by
tho 70. Many families have been thus turned oat 81
doors and ucouoeiyatc suffering cxists H. therefore
asked leave 20 introduce resolution authorizing The
Secretary OF The Treasury 10 Temporarily suspend The
collection Of taxes.
JAxEs Q. ALIlS Dem, Ill. would suggest IN amend
nent 30 90 q include those who have lost their stock
BY the recent cold weather in the West.
Ifr KING Dem. Mo-, objected to the introduction Of
The resolution.
BUREAU FOR YIERDNEN's AFPAIRs.
Tho House resumed tie consideration of the bill 10
este blisa Bureau Of Freedmens Aifairs
Mt DAWSON Dem, Pa) nado "a beng speech In de.
Tense Of sx.Presdent Buchanan and agaist the
ures Of the present Administration.
The uorning hour hero expired
Mr. FENToS (Un. n. Y moved 20 pnt on Ne passage
the isii Of tie District Of Columbia from Marshal LIZ.
mon and conierrg it on the President Of tho United
MIR Cox Dem, Ohio sought TO have tho Ihl laid on
the table but tho mutton for this purpose war lo.t b.!
Yeas 80, Nays ~
The bill was then passed.
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Uouse then went into Committee OF the Whole on
tie State Of tie Union on the Navel Appropriation bill.
Mr. KING lho) discussed the subject Of the political
NJ. scoFnTD (Un Pa spoke IN reply to his col
league Mr. Dawson in advocacy Of the war and agniuss
the neutral p1rty, whose music u half line Of Yankee
Doodle and q few bars Of Dixie.
The Committee then proceeded 10 vote on m amend.
msnt heretofore oleroGthat seanen shaI be paid In
gold, or IL equivalent.
This was disagreed to y,Yeas 49, Nays CO.
Mr.. RICE yUn, hnss) moved TO Increase The opprO-
prnon for The construction and repair of vessels lrc
S22 coo " s25J0000J He explained The necessity
for this appropriation, and incidentally stated that pro
vision would be made in another bin for iron sea going
vessels so that may bo somewhat par with the
nayiss Of France aud England
Mir SIEyESs (Un., Pa.) said tho estimates wcro
el4f 10000 for the navy, but the Committee OF Ways
and Means hid reduced Them ga 900 600 believing that
y bile such reduction would not cripple the navy
of tho objects Of tho appropriation could be postponed
til future time.
Nj. RIcR Ciass) differed from the gentleman, ard
said was impossible for tho Navy Department to full
fill 10 duties unless Congress gives the means for that
purpose.
Mr. Rice's amendment WINS agreed 70 70 against %
long debate took place the item Of 1875 900 for
the purchase Of two lots adjoining the Boston Navy
Yard An Intellectual motion was made 70 strike II out
Without coming 70 o conclusion on the bin, the Com
m.ttee rose at . o'clock and the House adjourned.
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From yonisy;sie,
LOUISVILLE. Wednesday. J

LOUISVILLE, Wedne9dhy, Fob. n Iebf.
The Convention for the improvement Of tho
OHIO River met and organized and adjourned until TO.
morrow.
The 45tb Kentucky Regiment, Co. Brown has been
assigned TO Owen Comfy at LebaDin and Bardstown,
Cor the suppression Of guerIilas.
Col Maxwell las been ordered back TO his old post at
Bowling Green.
Cen uobsou again takes COMMAND Of his old district
>itb headquarters OF Glasgow. Thosi Heavy Artillery
ere sent to F.ys old district with headquarters ct Camp
Nelson.
The 2Sth Infantry have been mounted, end b. order
OF Gen Grant assigned TO RusselyIle. These assign
rents and others In contemplation by Gen BuIbridge
commanding the District Of Kentucky, it IS expected
Pill secure the people Of the State from local guerrilla
operation
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Border State Emancipation Convention.

LoUIsYfLl8 Alondhy, FeO "a, isoi
The following are the remainder Of the resolutions
adopted by the Convention. only portion Of which
xesched u in season for our morning edition;l
Reoed That tho Government has tho constitutional right
command the services Of every male no matter what tbs
ossuterp6se Bis right between the aud the Government
d va ere Of eni,tinF aud enrolling ell alike.
Resolved That during rebellion the Precedent IN the
Csc o. the hiss uD and ample authority free
es IN the rebeous districts. and they hereby IN
vested revocaby with al the rights Of Ieolnou md IN the
present Rebellion be ought 20 exercise this to the fullest
eSteat.
Resoived Tint with the effect Of the Presidents Amne,y
ffoois nation before declare that III opinion
0se 6ts been injurious % the Union It's operations
ihn the dsttcts TO which especially apples huuist.
g and unust TO loyal men, Icng Them upon The
Footing with Rebels and would it, recall suppress.
sion uilH The rebellion u " oiy crushed
Rsoted That the Slave state Freedom Convention be
permanent organization hy the formation Of an Executive
toinmee Of member and alternate from each Of the
Slave States the pVrpos Carrying its pin and
tLat the oegsou Of each state Represented IL this COpyen
NOu appoint such member ol the Committee.
Kindred Tast We declare Ourselves ayJTLbe 70 such
amendment Of the Conslutoa Of TIE United States shan
make the PRECEDENT eligible fof term only.
a resolution offered. and LOST after coniderablo
discussion, providing for National Radical Conven
ton at st. Louis on the 10Th Of May. The vote on the
resolution stood So In favor 20 against the majority
pIeierring IN act with tue Republican patty in their
National Convention.
The proceedings Of The Convention were generally
barmoHous But toward the close of tie afternoon
session considerable confusion prevailed principally up
minor points.
Tho Convention adjourned sine die.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
LOUISVILLE, Wednesday. Feb. "a 1864.
The Freedom Convention has adjourned after
adopting strong radical platform and indorsing the
9nseyn principle with only three dissenting yOteA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
Gperial Noiices.
Twentieth WI

Twentieth Ward Union Association, "A meeting
NJ his Assor will held AZ LINCOLN HALL corner
S,tsv and fd.s THIS Crhuredny) EVENING Feb. 25 at
a p. M. JoIiH " "hiDHHA' tIe''ueH-
joHE ORrGIos Secretary
seventeenth Ward Lincoln Cuba meeting Of
Nj Cltb will bs held at LINCOLN HALL, 10 lb9 E-st
iionstons on FRIDAY EVENING. Feb %, at j o'clock.
he friends Of Abr.na Lincoln FOX tho next PresL
invited 10 attend BENZ. hERIIllI, fIe-ident.
JAMS RrRR, Sec.
Notice 10 Bnrbers and Hair Dressers.-A meeting
VIII DO held on FRIDAY 26th inst o'clock p. at No.
i26 Brooue crosby t0r tne purpose OF AlSNG and
UNIORMltG tho fRlCLS OF the hrstciass establishments.
By oTdcr y. the Committee
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ONE DAY LArRg FROM NEW. ORLEANS

ONE DAY LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS
Tie United States steam TRANSPORT Cahaaba j. u.
Barker commanding arrived here at noon yesterday,
from NewOr.cans 18th inst. at 10 via Key West
arrived on tie 10th inst At ~ ~ and sailed from Key
West on TIE Goth inst at 80 M, With passengers
and $40 bales cotton to United States QuartermasieT.
tho gunboat Hendrok had arrived al Key West with
three price IN tow. The deaths OF j. il. Rackeif.
Company r. 18th Maine Vols, on tie Goth inst, and j.
Broisy OF Brooklyn on the 3d. are announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

For location of Hedfer and has Of e0mmoefue 'e Gsse
dassmonfI ia Other column Of h"papcr.
hc.pSnY or MUsio-ltaisu op.Ta, La SOnnanbua
hBios GARDEN lie DGsc.s Motto
WALL CEs InEAI.R-Pufe Gold
WtaTgH OAKDEs--Iicket-1 Leave Man.
OLY4PIO THEATER-IaInins Butterfly.
TurATRR FRAsCAfE-Beuehi of tho Ausicsl Conductor.
PARK THgArER. 3 rookiyu-Ihc DrunAsrd
BaRyuv st iants Dwalis What ia ii-blri,ns Cdue.
VAS ARDuaGB'5 HK! ,GEnfg- Collection q hlin ais.
niPPOfuEETHOy-- 90 Hositian Performances.
BEOADgAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Performances.
uowRs OHRAr s-bowefy-Equrftrlnisn.
IOPs CHAPEL. lmuioth stereoscOPilcOn
PERHAN s---'ereoscc pficon
CnIYos 4nr Galley -Biersiadrs Rocky Mountains.
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yEsE,RIE u.

GOOCII - RATUMELL-At Do,uSsn, Tlzewc County.
Illinois OF Sunday. Feb H. b. the Re.. Mr.. iowlsnd #
fremont Sir De Witi Il. Gooch 10 Miss Rosetta hatiae =
both u Deiayau
HOORE-HANCF-On WedDesday, Feb. a in The CITY Of
Sew.Yo.k by the ceremony n tho religious society OF
Friend, the Hon. John Moore Of Max bOro Ia TIE County
Of Warren New jersey md Amy l. Hsnce OF the former
place.
sEANAN-ODELL-At Poushkeopslo or Monday. Feb p,
by IA, Rev j. L. Coming l.. ETod'ad Sssnfn OF EfocA'
lyu Long ltland 10 Maggie c. CdeN OF POvghkeePse,
kew-No OK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Port Jervis. EewYork, on
TacIay Fsb. D. by tie Rex. Or. ia.rchild kooeT. n
Tone " Honoslsls Pa, TO Lizzie D. oausl1er VI A. T.
lhoI psonf esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
WINTER GARDEN.

There will be an illumination at the Winter
Garden tonight IN celebration the "Ticket-oLeave
mar" The play produced for the first time q, this
thoaier on the sth Of November las and has been kept
upon the boards ever since making in all sCgfNTf.six
Mours. Viii the exception Of " Rosedalc,' at Wal.
cks it he's been tho mo1t llcecssfd piece Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

FROM CURACoh.-By the arrival al this port
Of The bark International Capt. Sunl from Crracoa
We have alsices 10 tho 81 inst TLoie Il no news Of
importance except the expected arrival OF Gen Fall
couatho the present President OF Venezuela lie vas
expected arrive Gbou. the fth lust ana preparations
wer, making for he reception NJ Curacoa A gres.
portion fthe Inhabitants TcTo sJmpathizcB with The
patty now 10 power. Of which be h tho head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
stase Freedom Convention Cnrled ia Ken
lucky.
LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Fob. %, IS

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Feb. %, 1864.
The Kentucky delegation of the Freedom
Convention have called Stete Convention to meet
ct Louisville the 9th Of May appoint delegates 10
Che Baltimore Convection. They also appointed the
following State Committee: Messrs James speed John
Tomphns i. NJ Dembltz OF someryillo, G. A. Preston
OF CovingtOn, c. f. Beyland. Ham Cummings Of New
port George ID. Blakey Of RUsseyie, J. ID. CIyest of
Bowling Green, DR.. Layton Of LOWS County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

HOUSE OF IyDUsTRY. --The Trustees of the
Five Po!nts House Of Industry make moving appeal
10 their friends ia cur ver'sng columns SO benef-
cent IN institution ought not to appeal ia vain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
Marine Nieastcr.

YARMOUTH, Il. S. Wednesday, Feb. %, 1894.
The schooner ChicabeD, from Weymouth for
Ole West Indies with cargo Of lumber vas totally
wrecked on wednesday last az Tusket ISLANDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
Tho Case Of Phiinnder IA. Ponse.

bUsION, " tUDesuuy, ftD. "a 1901.
Philander II. Pease, alias III. =. Livingston,
who was committed 70 il days ago In default Of
SOS 900 bail charges Of swindlng, was to-day dis
charged fon custody the compteinants In the case
having acknowledged sstislaotion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

UNION LEAGUE CLUE REcEPTIoy.-A recep-
ton will be given by this Club to Tire officers OF the
Tweuisth Regiment United States oolored troops
raised under the auspices Of tho Club this evening q!
Z n-nlncl
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HDiusCnicDis.
THB OILY MPTo.

A new play will be brought out at this thoGtoT
tonight written by Mr.. Frank Wood ard Mr. Angus
tin pal,. It is said TO be adaptation from the French
and is entitled Tanning Butterfly" The cast is ai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

Prof. ALEX. {. BARRY's TRICoPBBRoUS OR NE
COAPoUyD for preserving. restoring aud nasutys
Tie hair; graduating and jandraT; preventing badness
sld gay hairs curing dssqes of hs sn glands and muscles
snc az cal heuu pinp'es chiOiIns vel csps rheumat
su dwellings throat IT, and si-n. instant relief in
of cats. brusts spnns, burns, scads 40 Picr 70
Sold b. all Druggists n ron ;hoat the world Principal
office, No. ga Pear.st, New. OK.
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DEYmD.--John Hassett, in whose house q
man had his eve gouged the other night denies thai
ms place is gambling house. The police report other
visa.
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ATTEND the MEETING Of The BELLg PLAIN VII.

ATTEND the MEETING of the BELLE PLAIN IL
LA0R ASSOCIATION THIS EVENING al a o'clock, NO ipl
Bowerv Of BrO0met and secure ons 81 those
f But pfsg LOrs ct East kew York with tho opportunity
of yefng neal Cottage Tor u.s. Ia small peyn"na ne
title the property perfect i : MITchtLL rIesluene
&. SAUYDERSs METALLIC TABLET EAZOR-
he oldest and most approved Strop nov In ae hay
ns been before the public foi The lsiory years For sale
wholesale and retail, at the subscribers' . .,,
j. 4 S. SAUNDEBs No. 7 tstor House.
DISEASES or TIIB NERVOUS EnlhALi ua'n-
an. ..n svxu.t sys1ENs-Neg and reliable tream nt-tn
~ If III. uowArp AssocfAroS-seE in sealed letter
nyeloprs free of charge Addr.ss Dr. J. SHilL'S ii"NS
7oS Howard Association Philadelphia, IA
NVuppLPR AYp WILSON'S HIGHEST PRBMlUM
LoCKsTIToH SEvISG- MAcHIsEs
Oihce NO. sos broadway,
FRIENDS AT THE SOUTH can be beard from
Though The Peffona Column Of The H@v YoEK DAILY
EBsa SEQ "EEvs' this day.
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For sale By druggists generally IL city ard coun.y.
O. g. CLAIM Co., Pr0pdetorn
DIS BhTES CO.. n. y, General Agents
Tigatoess of the Chesf.-Wo sne eye, slight thtA
sharp ichosoas matter from we have hesyA
ness Of the dead great oppression of the chest hrss
and little tenderness in the regions Of the lungs. Now.
attention be given TO this state Of ac nhsmnsIien
Of The lungs congestion take place, and death be WI III
Us before
BRAEDRETHS PILLS,
Say two four six according 10 nge ard coustitui,a
bs taken They must purge very freely dTnh warn
drinks while the fever lss and diet car plenty OF adss
neal Cruel or chicken broth, with plenty Of rice IN It. ny
this treatment the second ,i day the disease viii %
cured This complaint is gorg the POUNDS, and will be FOL
lowed by dysen,ey and drhea bat they will be cured By
the process. The wise viii have Brandrets pills
where they be easily laid bold and by taking them by
the directions safety and health viii follow.
BRANDRETHS PILLS sold at Is cents per box,
yeloped ia fu! directions Purchase unss my PR.
vATE GOVERNMENT STAMP Is on the box. See upon b
b. BRANDRETH In white letters.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, BRANDRETH BUILDING,
NEw-YoIR.
For Sale by al respectable dealers in meacueS
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Ininn CenfrnI Commitiee.- Heat
1enrie's kaisaiine.
FOR THE HAIRi
FOR THE HART
Prepared nom tie Bark, Root and Flower of.hs
PERSIAN PLANT,


PERSIAN PLANT,
X a h A l. 4.
i, N. Identical preparation used by all the Eaten nations
fl the GROWTH and PkEsEEyAfIoS Of The hai and oY rs
One rppicaon ,sm keep rae heir mof. far ',r-yal day
and re.an "a any ACQUIRED PccTcS, without the aid Of
Il vii pc ectly p,er.rt s Raj, on FALLING OFF, and
quickly cause crop come In, 9igag e hots 6ela
uiiy permanent GaTk glossy dp9sIraHce 80
Il win Repore al DaidrBf keep me ScGp Cicda and the
Hair Soeef Moisi aud So(e
II contain. no oil alcohol any ether Injurious nsredieni'
III" - 'N' MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
in TIE WORLD! - .
'IT rs A LUXURY TT Is A LUXURY TO rsE 1T!
Sold Eyerywhere. Price Fily Cents. Wholesale Depot
No. a. Chnst, Ns"'iork.
g,etropoIitsu Fair.-Conlrbutons Will b. received
sni stored after the I'D Inst at the 22d Regiment AroTy ~
thst, ohay ana should 90 CONSIGNED 20 ana a geo
Metropolitan taiE" NJ jobn NJ treens as,r WI n se
ccip for TIE goods, and pay Freight wien gSoes sp 30.
,elt by any OF the express companies VINO curry nee 81
Tor ibis AocAon Hours for receiving goods nom 70 A
10 ooloo6 r. COntrbuofs are requested 20 s7a WIN tue
goods memorandum stating character Tn nETw0p
Chsirm.n Of Committee on Organization &c. &C.
iecvc-Bnttops ard Studs new sty9, -; J, TM
TWEETY 70 Thirty DOLLARS set. For sale by
GEO. C.. ALLEN, No. as Broadway,
One door below Csna-st
two THREE FIVE SEVEN, TEN, TWELVE, FlF-
TEEN to INTENSIVE DOLLARS each: For sale by
Y.
No. AIS Broadway, one door below Cansl't
Diamond Ring..-TWENTY- FIVE. THIRTY, Thirty
Ave, Foty. Fiity, siItyhye, Seyenty.Gye Eightyhye
One Hundled Two Three Four Five SIX and Seven Humid
red Do.lars each. FOR ssls by g. c. ALLEN,
No. AIS Broadway one door below Canal-st.
Ear-Bings and Pins = NEW srYLEs-IWo
THREE, FIVE, EIGHT, TEN FIFTEEN TWENTY
PINE. THIRTY to sEVENrY-FivE DOLLARS set, Eol
sale by GEO. C. ALLEN, No. AIS Broadway,
one door below Canal-st., formerly No. ii Waist.
The Sanitary Fairs.
Among the many useful articles readily disposed OF Of
the SA NlrARi FAIRS, the beautiful SlLNERPLATEI
GOODS that to be found at the store Of
LUCIUS HART Co., Nos. and Buriing slip.
Isanc J. Oliver, Printer, NO. 81 Beekn,an-st.
Blu Heads, Circulars, Ca,ds Sc.. ehesp FOX cash.