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A FEaAIE vAmp,ag.-T There d yoang
married woman I'D this city, native OF tie Can.
ton of Berne, Switzerland, who 10 afflicted with
diseasc which abe calls "a dancing of she
hsast 3 and which tho physicians pronounce in.
carsblc. The lady with the .,iaaeing hesssn
firmly believes that she can bc cared by drink
iHg few drops Of The bleed os man who has
been eyscntce.
Her name Is Elizabctb Aiund. and abe d
sweasy three yeafs of age, and has bean the
nacshes of shFec children. uen1 of whom sus.
vsse. She has aaasls nusassOsss applications as
The ;Asa 60 isgaire when giese would be 80 en-.
eealgioa. saa 10 there Aas hesn no case os caps.
sal panishnens At thas institution Sor sesersl
sssashss her desire sof hunaa hlood lsas not
bern gsasiGed. She beard that John Abshise.
sentenced BIZ euuss martial so bs hung By The
asek. was 10 be exeense4i ID sls jaii yard os
Ethe 18th, (rsztefasy,s as Il was sisted IN ilse
gssgsers The exccutsun OF sisc aesssesre. how.
ever, WA ssaspcnSisd, and On beirg infosused'
shss The ssan was sos 10 be hnag Msa. Mund
appeared 10 Be greatly jissppsinted ard el.s.
asfaca. Csps. BisaDp slaeessd her dropping
plsSsk howesar. by tnsisg E,er slsas on che 18th
cf a psil Hsan woasd se hung By fhs mock
uufai be was -siead. dead dead sad sisat She
might lbsa appeaf ard abtain doso of she
hFcod III Valentine Hanson. the Fu,ssaeset. pro-
vlssd Gsesesaos Hall did nos pasdon or rsspite
Tho eriuaiasl. and ihe phylssian vussa ailos
her so sxfsses the casasise alsd. With this
pleasing assurances. Mira Mand took her DE-
sassasr. greatly eossnsed This Il d earscas
case of modern sspssssision.
Isl EeHis DsgaieA-
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NOTICE.

fSAPT. W. y ffrGtas,s via scs as 10Y assas s,s
~ lbs ssansessaa sf a assihssa In sisgsse 70 laa
sassnee ksssfy. 6sssHs ny shsc,es IN Sba seesses
5aaassF - If ". L. fApA1S.
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south carolina.--Karahaw nisfrict.

T9Y sssssssssaa II Il L. Nctsoeaa Easg. Oesisasy
AJ ke sssa Essssss ard ssasr assssaa wia he snsa
ty ssessE aS gssasssH Msssrs sao lizard az sssi t-
leasss ts sss s " ". s. tassaa ase d. cpsssataS oss
hsatsa and ;asfsF. .ss assas tssss aese or less s.
ang ss ssaaa 81 il r. Sutherland sasa osisess aa ss
wsss ass# "a wssssps Rssss.
DUNCAN sssgIogy. sasssg.
Ma a.
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SALT FOR SALE.

ELEsg I'D aa esss xns azsesaus sssiess wssarh
M as aasaxaasrsi 10 seIs ss.lrr ks Pravsssaas cs
easss iiuaT.. ". xgysEEy
Nsr 6 IL
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RAGS! |! RAGg.l.

TUE HfGH lest PRICES PAID T0g Ragvg
4 haen o. cosaSn rsga dsEverea ID larse sr $50
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NOTICE.

csAs,gS nFsf9r. Marek ssa. 1854
A FTga skFs tass and aasEi further nosse~. ,hs
~ I'assepssr sssERs. - sae Csrsiea D;anch. All,
run "a se'snws
Ieass gssassa Meadsss TssissaasYx and FsSasss.
as sis Am Arrive III Elsgsvilia sas ~ Leave
RsnSsvtlss s,Sa n a Afrssr at caasiss 50 n. IA
81 s.rm. r y. R9wAgTH.
sapf. Transpostssina
March rs u
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gOTaCE. soTsCE!: N0THCE:..
rasHg Psogse are aosiaed that sha Cessihrases q.
j Tax in Kind ssaad by sna. are not fhx rccssass
aud shsy nuss bo prcaensed 10 dasaes Jcnes Tax col
sscsnr, hssors tie 6sss II April
]. Il. DgvKgEEx,
Gsrch 2s A.GGE
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gser Eovp. wls;ge stoek. sessea Il,
ssA sjshss whala yiss boilsd aIl sery lander or
shs aous Of siss may lss used; bali pcusd viii
bs sulscisss kos two quarts of bFosh.
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General Ciebarns has issued aa order agair
tho asoninable practice which exists In tho !.
my of masking sport Of psssssz-by' and ], is
hoped osssss viii fellow kssn in shis laadahae
reform.
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The 6sensn Of Mobas are 10 be enrolled and
detailed ss fsensa, 10 senssn Ia The city.
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kEEAW&UAMTERSS Nv. OFFICE.
caxnss. g. q. April issh. 1854
DARAGRArE / Tho Csrsains Of Best canpaniss
Il Ia asFshsw Dssssics, wfS farnish lss. ss eacs,
With ls d a petsoa In their reapecsivu Beais bc'
tweea sse agsaof II sEd rs ats as and so seara oi
age. w. z LEiTSgR,
April "a Capt. and 4 O. K. D.
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LAUNasagEsss WARTIME.
ExTANTED q ffst rase iaaadssss. "a god epnk
sT wssass EbessI wsSss wfit be rssa
Asssy ss sasa 1cassaal ossssv.
Apssi - u
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NOTICE.

l4s sssessre Ean husR, s. MYERS
Reasasfy IL NJ
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WAITED,

A5 W xz284EUs
faA Esssss gssi 9 ~ sswgaEan Seed. sg Riarss sia
asssi n. n.tsocorr.
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mgDscAL NOTICE.

MEKbEEAE NWERStE.
THE undersigned have sagsasd cssarsnesxhIp tof
,ks pssrsssr CT raessrsae, IN caaica snd iis s;.
eiaE.y.
T. Dc. nEsArsSrRE, N. n
n l. naSarSSGgG a. y.
APRIL u
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Lord Ashley, befoss be charged as the battle
Of Edge uih, tnsds ihis short prayer: 20 Lord
Theu knowess how buzy | aunss be this dag ;
II | fusgss Thea, do nos Then forget me-
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sAsr EETGasAA

XXfILL bs ss hs ssabss at the Hermitage tho en-.
w saing scssen cEafarnRssing the ssss ef Hawh.
Tsrsss--Fgty Dollars ne season parable ia sd.
veecs
February IL u
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"a nh1ko Girl ffom 10 TO i2 years Of age. re
IA iarsiss particulars apply al The Fces 0ihce.
April ~ NJ
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An English newspaper saga thai only ons
gsssson ssas gus 20 Che bossom sfthe Sehlsswig-
Hosssein question and be was German prcsss.
sor. who hanadisaaly vent mad.
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ggxrrKsAss GEssaAl Ho1ass.-The Raj.
ssgh GsaNadssis Ieasns that che Adintaas
ssensrs. cf sises Essss received despatch, on
Thswaay lass, infsFsaing hins thas Lisusensns
asaesaa Hslmes hss bean sssignsd 10 the com.
raand If shs 4Ilesarvad rorsesa ia' Hossh
C#aoIfna.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-05-13

HnzSM GGHNs TOT RaB E&41SG Qs tMSW@ Esd5aaNfs
a4a hassesins. f these, tel wese contradict.
"a mishia d das or twa al their appsassnes.
a1d 81 but psss or sao us sise fsss seedsd eoa-
fssassiass.
SYogg Anovs gsax EaYkAaa.-~A ssusf b
aoiag al,sas Rasis glsss + esssisshse 10 tbs Ess-
peseE. Il ii raid shat ssaiag ono day in the
ssseet be meafss sus2e oses lgsas bey. tas pail.
sHg aF ssAasasy. Aas ssassssiassg slss he sss
aes hsssss ssksa hirn. gos5 aasussdlv. If BIC
woaId iiks 10 ses she Empeses. Nj" replied
sase shsls @Sos nv fashes sass BIG b seesndses"
ssrsssal- anasssi." sid she Rsapeses. II am
sosfy 10 bear Thai. but saslal toas father san.
aes BE- feaea af d jasgs. sssasss = sssl Il q
hcs, .hs b asnasas; Is ngasa alsiss sra III siss
Esapefnsa tsssa ssksd asis nasnr, isas ~ss pes
rsnpsofily intercepted BIZ his slssrr. whs de-.
esiAed so ask us hsaF h. as.H spdu ass.
Ss -rss.4e4@.s ss s4sS.uas s
IA NEw MsssH or s.sscaoTsns. - IsadeH
pspes sass tkas rasaasasscs sahe b nnw sa
SEXUAL oresatsoa bss.ees ssilgaaa station ard
the pes1 pslfe asd siHs ~ siasse iasan ssas.
wishout sihgls bsaak er asesasas. lhs snaiss
hass hssn seassrea tesHeen the two reiass as
The sssa os thsrsy sniles 10 lseas :sHa this q
ssnall affair and Che esritslists are tssseigiag
the GagsFamsas 10 sllos them to construct
lines fnr passengers and other ssafsa shmagh
all parts al che city. zEhe same payss gisea sn
estimate showing thai By this aaw method OF
ioconossoH speed OF six nasIesa fnsuase may
vsry Tgadily be pbsaiaed.
Tas DsraaraExs or HHss,co vA,-ls 10
fspesssd. saough nos yss. officially announced,
that Msjor Gsaesal Aoisass Raasoaa. ef North
Caruiias, has been apgssassa % txks command
eTthe Dspassmeat of Hensies IRicAsnand civl.
Gsa. Elssy, wao has fns sosse time peat filsd
thas isagostaas pusssian. hasing. as bis osn se-I
esass. besn sans 10 shs Held.
--4-sasse---~-4~
IsgrrxsAsv GsssaAl Ho1ass.--The Raj
ssgh caaHeiNafs lsagns that che Adintaat
ssenesM of sises Essss received despatch. on
Thsssasy lass, infossaing him thse Lieutenans
Gaassas Halmes hgs ksan ssssgnsd 10 the CON.
saand If shs @Iissasvsd Forces is' Hossh
Csaplaa
An English aewspspes saga that only cns
ksssson ssas gua I'D ssa1 D1sSosH 0s AaS sEhsssslS
Hosssesn question and be was German prcsss-
sor, who anmadissely went mad.
se-xesss-s~--sss.An
Lord Ashley, befoss be charged as shs battle
Of Edge uia, tnsds ihis short prayer: 20 Lord !!
Thou knowess how busy annss be this dag ;
Il forget Thea, do nos Tboa forget me"
I ~------s~1%1pA-----~
General Cetarns has Issued an order agair
tho abonaiBable practice which exists in the :.
my of making spcst Of psssssx-by' and l. is
hoped ossss viii fellow him in shis laadahle
reform.
The hsemsn Of Mobile are 10 be enrolled and
detailed ss Esenssa, TO semssa Ia The city.
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ssaaas IL hid ssssss saasesssed, aad ass sow ak
as err. wsilss aoae wsss subsequently,
aassd 81 as-- ekvsaay Esgyess.
6sssa Aaosmsn -lf sha plsassrs will boil
asess absa III sss0sg sea Hsda oe gssen pine
sygyss end ksd the asfne 10 sheiT hogs, h viii
ssass apss3y casa Ut tae hog cholera
ASosHaa Rxmsss rca Hoo Caoasaa4-~A
hssssr of spaldiag eoaasy repesas the saliow.
ihg DO ths TassrepA, ~ ss sssscaivs remedy
sss shs Hog ghSssss
Talks 1T raw reasn from she essmou pine
sssss one pips, of powdered sulphur ons table
sppasful. o spaoan salts gme table spooafal,
dssscavsa III ahras galloas of warm grsasy water
ar pos hauor, shiekaa with saeal, md gsYs The
sbsse CHASTITY b. tHsnsy head oi sogs Hahe
abose ssorapoand b gissn when the dhessa =
asss discovered among hogs, II is . sure pre-
vsnssse, and II gissn II time 10 hogs with The
shaasss Il b certain csra.
~ - e+
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FRIDAY, AB-il l--P. N.


The Government prize of Gold was l65, and dur
ing the dag as much Ice twas paid in open market -
4p n the cate was 1861. Stocks in the street were
steady. At the Stock Exchange, Government Bonds
were all strong CoopOn sos. Ill; Coupon 6s. 81.
II3iall3i. State Bonas steady Coal stocks strong;
Delaware and Hudson .35l a236i Pennsylvania Coal.
29@220; Central Coal, 81; Cumberland s33 SCI.
Stocks we're all srrongeri Pacific Mail 22992ao' New.
York Central. lf9i44i; Erie, l2i! 0@+!i Hudsso
River, l63lQlG4. Stocks have been irregular bai
whole. strong The railway spet ulaiion contiHues 6r
but there growing disposition to deal IN Lev Min
iBg shares Of all kinds Ibe dealings increase n mug
nj,ude daily, and the advances paia exceed anything
Known in the history Of railway pro0er In this eoantiy,
and are only equaled by tie mania to bu, actmenis in
railway shares in England during the gre" speena-
ton Government securities continue finn: IS Of issi
coupons Ii3i9Il3fi $50 coupons, ll0I. State bonds
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At II p. m, ike closigg prices were: New-Yolk
Central, 1881; Erie. 1885; Erie Preferred. Il4s;
Hudson. l63; Hsrsm 1876 Reading 157i Michigan
Central $50; Mehfyan Southern 1905. Illinois Central
1854; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, l27l Galeba and
Chicago l96i Roak Island, 1921, North weltcrn, 67
Fort Wayne 1861. Chicago and Alton Preferred Jos;
Alton and Ierre .Hayte Preferred 99s; Pacific Mail,
1901 Canton III; Cumberland. a; Quicksilver. e
Mariposs s2i; Chicsgs, Burlington and Quincy, l46i
Ohio and Miss Certificates esl; Wyoming Coal. JO3.
Quartz Hill l2G
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4 ADVERTISEMENT

READ For GO cents, The ILLUSTRATED
JocRsAL for January February March and
April by post, year for + 80 To secure the
PICTORIAL DOUBLE NUMBERS With PHrsIcoSosY. ErHsoL
osr PHREsoLosY PHYSIOLOGY and PSYCHOLOGY, with all
the portraits biographies and characters Il distinguished men,
send at once to FOWLER WKLL No. 3Os Broadway, N
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.A.. British unrk FnImonih.

p'iILADELFhIA, IIIUHl' APIII u IoVi'
The ship Empire Queen, from Liverpool, has
arrived here. Sic makes the following report
On March 81 fell in with ne brtS pSrk rmIca
Law by her un the gale abated. and took on Captain
Tucker her officers and crew - persons ~ all Lei
one man dead ut the pumps. cloriiy aiieF"aId Sa"
her 20 down, head foremost
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i"ih' FRIDAY, April ], 1864.
,cups outipue inactive owing to the light stock Offering
aud the extreme prices prevdeni small SAFES Of row Nv
50 SIT and reaTls,st rlV 90 q, .tr -,
COTsONA fAir steady demand prevails, principally rom
manufacturer az full previous rates Sales OF ABOUT Iv'
b ON bas OF Toe Ter the low grades and Toe Tor strict
Middiugs , A.. -. s. H.,
COFFEEThe market st remans quiet but very hrm iof
all kinds During the past three four days between VV ara
~ po RIO nave been lots by the trade, AZ i rHes
AZ Auction to-day sales Of 800 rage Ceyon at lo@
26lc and 600 bags Ceyon at 0eJ!c all In damaged eona''
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AN APPEAL to PEOPLE Of COMMON
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT.
. READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
II he's been from time the object Of phsahro
psts find remedy for the ills Of e and scientific sk
has for ages explored every in order 10 discover tho
hidden 1t has BEEN however, reserved for modern SCI
bring before the world the great destroyer of dees
aud in HOoFLAND's GERMAN BITTERS concentrated
all those virtues which tend to promote healthy and vigorous
life. Unlike the generality of bters they not alcoholic
mixture but pure tonic composed entirely Of vegetable sub
stances. They arc positive cure for
DYSPEPSIA
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
AND wEAKENED AND DEBILIrATED FRAMES
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL TIE
yIGOR OF HEALTH
The reputation Of this preparation Is not OF day. nora
month nor year is it confined within limited spsea
but known and appreciated by who move In tho
circle OF fashion and refinement It h the contrary world
wide and the tumps of this article have blessed alike the
rich and the poor while Ike the that falls gently the
earth this friend Of mankind It's blessing descend
upon the suffering and afflicted Its virtues known in
every quarter Of the nhabbe globe and the wonderful
which it is daily performing have for 1t the highest post
in the temple Of science. With such recommendation
backed by ncontesble and undoubted testimonials from
those who have experienced it's curative properties giving to
the public assertion but what has passed through the
chile TRUTH and supported by array splendid and hber
to unknown tumph what wonder that thousands rush
to It for relief in the hour Of danger
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
Resulting from Disorders o. the Digestive Organs;
Constipation, Inward Piles, Funes Of Blood 70 the HEAD
Acidiiy Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn Disgust
for Food, Fullness or Weight In the Stomach,
Sour Fluctuations, Sinking or Futtering ct
the Pit of the sonsrh Swmnins9f
the Head Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Flattedng
at the Heart,
Choking Or suaocsting
Sensations when in a lying
Posture, Dimness Of Wis
ion, Dots
Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney of Precipitation, Yellowness the
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Borning in tbs
Slesh, Constant ImasiEings Of Evil, and great
Depression of Spirits
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BITTERs IS
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY.
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDS.
Is NOrA
DARKROOM DRINK,
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM,
BUT HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC STIMJLANT OR
INJURIOUS DRUGS,
nsdousy introduce the Of drunkenness into
the bosom of your famies-to your wife your children
your friends.
Read the testimony fthe mos. respectable peope-perons
Of character, and who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND.
WE WILL PAY $1,000
any that viii produce Certificate published by that
Is not GENUINE.
NETWORK TESTIMONY
From John b. Wickershain esq. firm Of Wickersham y
Hutchinson celebrated manufacturers Of nc7 iron works.
No. 259 Csnsl-st.:
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passcuycrs Arrived

IN Iteam,hip Iasoo from Netg OrloansL. Leyaloe, NJ
eyao- Mis- p LeyAloe A. Morei and lady, j. q. Hene
drop md lady, Mics North, Mcdonnell, W. L. May. aiss
hnAfews Mrs. Keenan,, G w. Gould r. W. Miner c. NJ.
schoonmaker John I. PlumIner. Wiley Caldwell Cot.
swanton, J. H. Binham, j. ". HeDey, }. u. Cuiih, ID.
OAlana, and - in the steerage.
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The Benton Gold Mining Company advertises

The Benton Cold-Mining Company advertises
its stock this trning The mining properties belong
ing to this Company consist Of 600 feet Continuously on
the "od Gregory Lode, in Gregory District Ghpn
County Colorado Territory. and has been known anu
Distinguished for the past two years as the Michigan
Ctv Tunnel" The tunnel is now driven into the hili
Which the lode crosses about 100 feet. and by this
means az early development Of the product Of the mine
will be much facilitated There is also belonging 10
this property a stampmD. in good order with twelve
heads Of stamps.
The third quarterly report of the First National
Rank Of New. YORK. County Of NewYork, and State OF
New York on the LIST day Of April 1864, shows very
z..;.r,,4orv At, 1ln If affairs:
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Advertisement
Y. Y. ID. 1864 Il. L. i. y.
RADICAL AND ,uRE CURB ron DYSPEPSIA.

Erclies tho rsables stimulates the humors, produces
oren and corrects tendency to emecaon
This invaluable remedy l. sold only where you hnd IT,
careful to inquire the phunnet Of all aud the plum
phun. Dealers supplied by the AMERICAN NEWS
CoxPAST, No. III NaIsaus-
Az spurious limitations not genuine.
n. P.-To be taken every moon.
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following claims against the road;
Total. sE5oo {

Mr. 0us, representing the estate Of DIR. Faucett and
the interest Of Others gave a history Of the cases
before the Courts Of Ohio in regard to the FIST and
second mortgage bondhoders and stated that the lower
Court had decided that Mr.. Faucet who had loaned
TIE money TO purchase the first coupons, Lad prior
eaim and that If the road cold, Lis claim would
have to be first settled whether the second mortgage
boudholders get anything not. The claims a. set
fonh 10y Mr. Lane. would be sustained in the order CIV
en-. Mr. Lane believed thai The decision ofthe lower
Court Of Ohio monstrous, and did not believe that
il would be sustained by the higher Conrts, but the
question tn whether it worth while to fight
tse matter through sote tie matter that the road
could be sold. There way in which IL could be
sold except By compromise. After further discussion.
Committee was appointed TO see what settlement could
be effected.
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port for
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CONCERT FOR THE SANITARY COMMISSION
vocal and instrumental Concert will be given on
Wednesday evening next at the Greene Street NJ. f.
Church, for the benefit Of the Sanitary Commission,
under the direction of Prof T. j. Cook. See adver
tisement for places Of sale Of tickets.
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CITY ITE Ms.
En,er,ni.ment. This Day and Eveaing.

Eo, location Of tt,urs nd tine Of oonmeHcenen 'ee Gdp
sfser7en,s ~ other o0tJmns Of ssPdIer.
AcApysY up MUsIc-Faust (nIatneeD.
NIeTos GARDHs-1he Fools Revenge
WAILAcKs THEATER-The Heir az Law -. -
Ns-Gaai. Dwarfs-Aphrosa, the Spirit OF Beatty
WIyTER GARDES-Lorlies Wedding.
OLYMPIC DBEArER-Lesp Year
V.y AsBuRGHs MEyAGKRiE-Co Collection OF Aninals
IiIppor N = ArRoy-E quesrian Performances.
BRoApwAY AsPHIrHY,rER-Equestria Performances
CEAYos Arr GALLERY Bierstadts Rocky Mountains.
GouPIL' 4 GALLERY-Kensett's Lake George.
IIoPg CHAPEt,-The Grand Stereoseop;ican.
IRvryG HALI-Mr =. &. Campbels Concert
THEATRE FRAScAIs-Jean Baudry
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Howe,s Premium Standard scales,

Howe's Premium Standard Scales,
ADOPTED AS THE STANDARD BY THE U. s. GOV
ERNMENT.
Railroad Track Hay Coal Platform Counter and Druggist
Scales Of every description and every Scale warranted
Send for illustrated Catalogue to
HOWE BOWER,
No 1914 Broadway.
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Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.

ChHHHfIIfFs HIIU 0sHS FINtHTEss
NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC-SAVING OF 20 PER CENT.
The MANUFACTURERS Of CHANDELIERS and GAS
FIXTURES having i, day given notice Of an advance OF
prices to the Of per cent take pleasure in assuring
the public that WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL AT
FORMER PRICES fine Spring assortment having been
nearly all made up before the recent advance.
Purchasers would do well to give their orders at once
and when required will book the for delivery In
April or May.
L.. V. HAUGHWOUT G. Co.,
Nos ass, 400 and 1872 BROADWAY.
Rxoo, at
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PETKOLELM-Crudc is in good request, and prices are
with increased trncss sacs oi 800 bb al "a
02sc oF low gravity, chiefly the inside rate, and $3.50 do,
Apri deivery buyers option at 1e gallon Rehnsd l. in
active and the market acks bp0yncY; sales Of 2OO bD al
5Jd5lc. for bonded, aud 53a6Oc. for free.
klCE-fhe deiIrnd is fair out the moderate supply re-
5;rcts business Of 100 bags Pans IN bond at Ole.
SUGARS-ksw IL still in good demand and prices are
Efucr closing buoyu fair Refining is strong at l5c and good
:, JIc OF pa hhds. ll3 tor Cuba l5ld6c
icr Orleans ana l53 lGc for Porto Rico Refined have
been sce sales Of nesry 500 bbs have been made within
tho past two three dsys, closing tonight rm at &c Tor
tf.vNq
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The Rev. A. Goodman who has been with the
Army Of the Potomac abOring under the auspices OF
the Christian Commission will preach in Trinity NJ E.
Church Thirty .fourth street, tomorrow morning and
evening. Tho subject in the evening will be Religion
In tho ArmY.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

THE OPENING OF THE METROPOLITAN FAIR.
The rehearsal Of the United Chors for the opening OF
the Metropolitan Fair will be held at the Fair Grounds
on Fourteenth street at o'clock this afternoon Inc
advertisement announcing a postponement is based
upon a Misunderstanding.
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STOCK APRIL /, 1864.

tuba, bids 90. 9,.5 IoiaI hIds''''''''' 90.
poro Eico. hhds... l,Hi EoN.s Z,SzO
New.Orlesis Lbd 2,52j Bags, all kinds.. Ill 3l
SPICES in moderate request bat the marko, Is hardly
40 ua alcs Of 700 bags Pepper at 50dc, and 600 do do
ADJ bond az iye. cash. -
SEEDS-TJe Demand Is light for Clover Seed al lidllc. q
q Iu.y Seed j. In better demand and the market
ruer "a AZ ~ 15 % p bush. Of - 10 Tough Flax Is
&c rec and small ales at - - = bush OF 10 d.
EAS are rJn aud Ia good d.nanj salos OF 5000 pkgs
goiorgs ana /. SO do. Greens at iuil pHcr,.
TALLOW-nhe market remains quiet but prices TIRE hh
fas 1880 ~ ct ic for good Western and 2,c Tor good
Cts. l., -.
WHISKY opened quite firm with fair inquiry, but subse-
tlc deut md abat.d and the market closes dali sales
~ ct 5b at OF for State. and va % for Western
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The Rev. Alexander II. Thompson will preach
at the rooms OF the New England Soldiers Relief Asso-
ciation No. l94 Broadway. tomorrow at 81 o'clock
p m. The public are invited to attend.