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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

boutwsl, boyd Brands:cr, brown tMisl Brown w vas
,o Donney b Hgs Duoopt toiIsy Eliot, Fsn.worth
Erms, Gan.on, GaThald trinnel Hail hisby ho'fh ms
fesch Ksssou, KELLOGG Csch.) Kellogg IN. Y Keenan,
Longyoar McAister, McCing, Miller IN f;l SooThe sd
Prize, Rsdford Rice Mas.) Rice se Ro,. scohed sloan'
spauding STAN stebbinl, steele NN, Sweat Ih3niss,
TBcy Wsshbume lll. Ws-hburn (Msss), Webster, VIVA
ley Williams Wilson WindoG.
KAYs-Messr. J. C. Allen, Ancona, Bailey Bsir (Mol,
Cox Denison, Eden, Eiddee feron Finck, Gndgr oris
void, Harding Harrington. Hards Q1l, HeTnck Holman
M 9aS fMf Macy Mar nna 1bds Dove cpdo
kinney MiddSc9 mT @ m 5 F psnSrop Pom Pom
eroy, Kendall a Rosers. schenck scott shannon, Smith
ere Stevens stiles Suouse Stuart, Tbayef Van
dcI, snd Winfield.
FRETDMI.Ss BUREAU.
The House resumed the consideration OF the Dill 10
establish a Bureau for Freedmens Affairs. 80
| Mr. PEypLETOA finished his remarks against 1t, for
want Of Constitutional power and other considerations
! Mr.. WADswoETH dor State KY expressed his
views against the BILL saying thai 1t proposed nterier-
! ouce in the loyal Slave States.
show that this was not the case ana said tt az te
freedmen had yielded some time to-day TO the whisky
subject lie would now move the previous question,
which was seconded
MIR. MALLORY Dor State XVI moved TO lay the bill
on the table. which was disagreed to-heas, 62 Nays
The bin 10 establish Bureau for Frcedmen's Affairs
was then psssed-YeaS, %; Nays. g., as follows:
YTAs-Me,,Ts. Alley, Allison. AInes, Anderson Arnold,
Baldwin (Ma.i.l, Baxter Beamtn Blow, Boutwell,. Boyd
Dixon, ponuely, Dries, Du4ont. Eckoy, Eliot, fsrn'
worth, Fenton, Frank. Garfield, Grnnen, Highly. Hooper
HotchAiLs, Hubbard Cowal Hubbard (Conn) Jenches,
Julian, Ks,son Kelly, Kellogg Niich.h kellogg IN ~,
Lonsyear, Loycoy, Marvin, McClurg Mcndoe Miller
| N.l0 Moorhesd Moril, Morris, Amos Myers, Norton
ONeil Gsl Perhan, Pike, PomeToy Price, Rice Mass
Rice ME Schenck, shannon, sloan, Snithers, Stevens
Ihayer an vskenbOrr WsshDurn (Aiss' Wilder Wilson,
Window, Woodbridge. -
NAys-Messrs. Ancons Bailey. Baldwin (Mich) Blair
(Mol Blair wv Val, BROOKS, Brown (Wis.) Brown w.
Ya) Chaer Clay, CoAIoth, Cox, Dswson Denn;on Eden
EldIdgc Fnck, Gunson GIder Gri.wold Hale Hau, nara
Ing HARRINGTON, Harris Qul Herrick, Holman Hucins'
Ksbheisch Herman King Knapp Law, Long, Mallory NC
Alstr, Mcbride Mcdowell, Mckinney middleton Muller
Pal Morrison Nelson Noble Pendleton. RadioId Randall
Pa.) Rogers Ross, Scott, Sebbin Steele IN ", Steele
N. j. Stiles, Srouse, Stuart, Sweat, Thomas Tracy
voorhees, Wadsworth Webster, Nhsley, &. A White, j. W.
W bite, Williams, Winfield.
At Il o'clock the House adjourned.
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DIED.

BIGLow-pn Monday, Feb 49, John B. Bslo~ in The Ssh
year of his age. 49,, III. e,.,,t ..
us relative, and friends invited to stiend his funeral To-
day "wednesday March at 2 O'CLOCK p M from
Hanson. place Baptist Church. Brooklyn; cu l.. Al,
CAROLJNOn Tuesday, March L. ffanci' A. osrohn IN the
The friend. Of the family ore respectfully invited to s,tend the
funeral from hi, late residence No. kins street, on ahp
dsy Sd inst at o. O'Clock q m. Requiem Mass VIII DC
ssbr.ed ior The rcpo,s of his soul at st. Peters Church.
a, no ocioeh ~ The remains III be taken
ny HEyUfsE-N Bu.hwick Long I,lsnd on Tuesday,
March Jennie daughter Of Isaac and Caroline A. do BE-
yose, aged year and months
The funeral from tho residence Of her P,fca' w" I" eass
1,Yl alLsCuoou 81 O'clock.
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[AdyeIiisenlrDt.l

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs, or Cough
Lozenss Cough, Cold llosenc's aud Influenza OF any
Irritation or Soreness Of the Throat.
Great seryce In sulsluins llon'enesi,"
Rev DAsIkL WISE, New York.
'The Troches are q s'ss OF life to me-"
Prof EDWARD NORTH.
Prca Hamilton College, Clinton, n. Z.
"a ,irspls snd elesent combination for Coughs &C."
Dr. G. \. BiGELow, Boston.
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Pennsylvania Legislature - Reorg"nfz"
ton OF the thinking ~ stem.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
HARRISBURG. Tuesday, March l, 1864.
The Committee on Banks Of the House OF
Representatives to-day agreed to report in favor of
allowing our Pennsylvania banks to reorganizo under
Secretary Chases National banking system tomorrow,
pointing out tie mode OF reorganization which is to be
by Withdrawing the calculations valuation Of the stock
and provision for winding up by such banks as prefer
closing business Information here from number Of
banks indicate that they desire the passage of such
hin
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No l3i ALLEssr., EEw-YoxK, Feb. ., 1853
Ih, bseu completely deaf in and partially 80 in
the other, for above seventeen years with dsageeOe dis
chsr,o from both ears combined with continual rumbni
noise in the head Tor which have been treated by most
eminent practitioner in the city without the slightest relief
Ieon,ded Dr. Won Eenbers but must canddy say that
lad no faith in his success when did lis therefore due
70 Dr. Won Eenbergto acknowledge that entirely cured
,.o tina. bo displayed th skill aud knowledge which have
procured for him such unyaed reputsion As have had
IN opportunity Of eompan; his mode Of treatment with that
Of Others can truly state that IT only superior bu;
tue principles which direct his mode Of restoring the hearing
are 10 my opinion. certain. JOHN TAYLOR.
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NEw. YORK, July 10, 1872.

NEw.YoRS, July 49, 1872.
Thi, eertde, that my mother has been for SONS time
afflicted with partial deafness suffering from pain aud rum
bling noises in the head together with other ndcaiss Of
total loss Of hearing DR.. Won Esenbers removed from hen
great quantity Of matter together with cosgulaied blood
relieving her n.tantsneousy, and all without pan lt' Wi"
grateful THANK. hat give this testimony to hi' skill
CARROLD J. POST, No. % 5ou.h.s
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MARRIE ID.

BACoN-sELDEN-At Rochester. on Thgrsdsy, req, H.
hy The Rev Leonard Woolsey Bacon OF Stanford tonn.
Theodore bacon Of Eewayen, Captain ,ih Conn 'oi 10
Julia dasshter Of tho Hon. Henry X selden OF Rochester
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Monday. Feb. ~ Ut Tho
ro.ijence Of The brides father by the Rev H. Halliday Miss
Eliza Chapman to Mr. Jas chiPpindale, both OF Lodi NJ
MoGEE-ENGLISH-O Monday Feb ~, at me riT.t ne.
formed Presbyterian Church Twelfth street thh ey % 'he
Rev j. N Mcleod ID. d., Mr. Thomas McOee oil San Fran
cisco, Cal, TO Miss Elizabeth English OF Nc"fot'
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CAdyertiiementl

IHB NILE EXPLORERS, CAPFAIss SPBKB ana
GRANT with kene,,e. including their Afric n'-An African
Beauty, How ho got two wiye,-THs SCIENCE OF FORCE,
Magnetism, Wafer, Iron, Combustion Origin Of Vegetation
What Mind il made of-The Breath Of Life-WoSDEEs ~
CRKAros-The Microscope Monad Birds Physiological and
Stellar Wonder In MARCH No PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL,
l5cis. FOWLER WELLS N. l.
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.eyer daily papers had ise reports re-
s lie strike Of the fauotode Makers in their coumns
h, our dity 10 give the following declaration: BY the
d ue. of eli of life, were also compelled
m October ask for MI advance Of wase, OF 4, per cont
~ svucs pro pided II made In general few day
sf the Organized an A.-Scttlo aud declared
10 preyiou- contracts which they hsd made they
% not able pay the - PER cent 81 present h' were VIII
ling 10 give Us - yer cent and the te-t oil tne ~ per c
Ti,e month. have passed since then, and the prices of
~ nsr...e. OF ie still It rapid adv ineo; and 40 We
e 80 certain facts that the Piano Forte 1r'de never ia
Liter condition than tine present period, have repeat
M. Tor the promised 10 per cent. but
~ l,,ay. met with refusal After this the lourneymen
ln5,d that tho In two factories should leave their
10 make up for los OF time, they concluded to have 70
cn hut 20 prevent from carrying out our resolution
,a.oyed TO close their factories, and allow man to
ia e.pt he leaves Society aud signs hi- name as
.ny which was rejected by the men with ucr indis'a
Hni'"'" TIFF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ton. cp NM pI. Mn roR,rp MAKFps, UNIoN
To the Mschin.t, and Cabinet Maier. Assoes,,on our
10 thanks Tor their pahikns willing
po' THE BOARD OF OFFICERS
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CITY ITEMS.


For location o eqteTs and time NJ commencement see odSe'
nssn,nt, in other column OF his paper.
ACADYnr OF MUsIC-Islisn opera Macbeth
NtBLO's characterization Oi LonJumcau.
WALLAcK's THHATYR-Maska and Faces
WINTER GAHDHs-Ticket-Of-L Leave Man.
OLYMPIC THEATER-Taning Butterfly. -
Dwarf, Whatsitficketo Of Leave hsn
VAN AxBURCRs MHsAGHRiH-Colectiono OF Animals.
IIIPPorH Acknowledgements Performances
BROADWAY AmPHITBgaTER-Equestfisn Performances.
HoyEs GRKAr CIRCus-Bowery-kquestr
CRAYOS ART GALLERY BieTstadts Rocky Mountains.
THKArER FRAkCAIs-French Comedy, Oporattss, Ac'
DODwORTHs HALL-Drsmatic Readings.
kIBLO's SALOos-Gottschslks Concert
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The Ro.,on hoard Of Trade.

boston, Tuesday, March ]. I56s
A Committee of the Boston Board of Trade
have issued circular soliciting subscriptions for the
American Steamship Company. They propose TO raise
capital Of $l7 10000 in shares OF 500 each and ~
construct four frsclass steamships OF vJD to aoO)
tuns 10 run between Boston and Liverpool
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CHRONIC CATARRu CURED.
READ.

NEs-YoRS March ~, 1903
Thi. h 70 certify that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRIi, With dali heayines In the bead
M my nose completely stopped up accompanied by continual
sorenes. ofthe throat the chill, stealing with occa
ona hot Pushes great tghnes. Of the chest ami pain 50
much so that every thought consumption Having
heard OF the great performed ~ Or Won Essnbers
consulted him. with but little hope Of am now happy
to be enabled to add my testimonial 10 the great number al
ready in the Doctors possession to h scientific and sue
e.ul mode Of treatment he has shown in my case that
skill aud knowledge which have procGed for him 80 great
reputation am entirely restored to psfec' health thu,
do most sincerely recommend all sufferers from CHRONIC
CATAxRH and SORE THROAT to apply 81 oace :, d.
voa vi sub.r; with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No. so Pcu+h''t,
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The n. -, Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. March !, 1861.
The Quicksilver Mining COnpany's case is
still before the Supreme Court. Attorney General
Bales Is speaking for The Government.
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ton. The weather yesterday ipcement, and the
attendance during the afternoon was not quito o. great ~
would have been had boon fair bJ. the evening made
up for all defcencegthe academy and all the ada.
cent buildings connected with the Fair being crowded
with many persons as on any occasion previous.
The sale Of goods Was brisk. the prices being more
reasonable in regard to things than they else
where, and large numbers avail themselves Of the
opportunities afforded The tickets sold amounted to
about 5000 and tho receipts otherwise roach TO
perhaps $1,000 which. taking everything into con
booker Hall was all alive usual. The receipts are
increasing every day. and the establishment could
be maintained for month under The present
management An average OF 40 persons
their meals there constantly from the opening
Of the saloon until its closing at night Tho New En
gland Kitchen also does first rate business, many
preferrng pork and beans cider and appesass to the
more modern "getrings up" by the Knickerbockers
The "Down.East" wedding is to take place here on
the last night Of the Fair Brooklyn gentleman ana
ady-the latter in attendance at the kitchon-are
the parties and ali matters connected with the ccTe
mony to be conducted in tho ancient stylc--as near
as may BE-. Everything, 80 far. goes on Swimmngy.
Bulls HRAD.-There was but small in
10 the stock Of beef cattle for the closing day OF
the market. and decline OF price. Readers wiz do
well to look at the quotations in the report of the
market and compare them with the same time last
year. The supply then 5,2il, which is 1000 head
more than the past week. The quotations then were
for first quality 9iolO.c. Y 10; second do u GMc:i
third do. 7doc. extra llo, average BE- By TINS IL
will be how supply affects the price. The report Oh
the market shows that still have cheap mutton ana
that pork is not high II was two weeks ago. 50 we
shall not sufror famine.
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The Ar,;c. Outward hound.

BOSTON, Tucsday, Maroh ], l5ti
The mails per steamship Africa, for Liverpool,
clio at II a. m. to morrow but she viii not sail until
about u y. IN.
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NcW GaunieHfeii.

Ro5roS. Tuesday. March /. l-6i.
Well executed fyes on the SOuthbridge Bank
are IN circulation.
T. Wind east. Thermometer 3jo. Showing this evening.
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ftdyeTtisenenL]

ward but Won can still procure tho famous kysTs tksr
ispIA CoyTKK from all OroceTs % cents per D. Ash ior
ktSrs. No other gcnnile. GenelN Depot NO ~ helde ~.
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IAdxrIii.rInenI.I
SPRING

SPRING FASHIONS -ISTEnESTIyG TO TIL
LApI.s-Mmc. DTsogYsrs grand opening o. fl the new
and beautiful designs for LADIES and CHLDRENs DLEss
No. AS BrosdHsy, and thssNariou' branches
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Pnfenr,. Pntents. Patents I:

Mp.srs MUM & Co., Publishers Of THE SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue 20 act Attorneys for securing ~
tents Tor new inventions in this and all foreign countries
Nes,r, Ell Nm Co. have had seventeen years expert
ence in soliciting patents and have acted attorneys for moro
than ~ 0.J entors.
P,nphet. containing the Patent Laws ard other important
Information or iycnt0r furnished, Tree, application,
lnus0l. atom and advice tree. Address MUM Co,
n Pa1roy ~ l.. or cor. aud 7th-s's. Washington ID u
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BARLzs July ~. 1861.
hsv- been deaf for twenty-five years and Dr. Won
E.enbers has operated both my wiihOu. the slightest
pain. did not believe such thing could be done. now
hear well and feel my head clear which did no. for the s.
twenty years. Tho deIe and SKILL with which the opera
ton performed evince, the highest practical ability.
hear perfectly. It month since the operation,
aud continue 20 feel al we! as
WILLIAM LIDDLE.
Harlem l26lhsI, between "a and 5dsV.
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rIetropoli,an Fnir.-Contribalion. win be received

rIetropoiitan Enir.-Conribuii ions viii be recsivsd
al stored after ts 22j inst, the 2ld Regiment AnoIy !.
h near 6iag aud should be consigned TO and marked
Metro potan FAIR Me- John NJ Freeman Agent, will 70
cpt for the goods end pay freight when goods as NOS
sent b ln7 Of the express companies who carry nee Of charge
Tor this Assocation Hours for receiving goods nom 10 ccocs
% clock D. Contribution, requested 70 send with The
c. +. DETMOLD
Chairman Of Committee on Orgarizaiion &C. Sc.
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READESEw TESTIMONY or CATARRH CURED.
Ihaye been suffering long lime from Caarh
with continual dlne, in my head, tishnsss my
chest weight my eyes, which weak, wstery and
very painful My nOr constantly obstructed with
pouring Guid had frequent sneezng hOar.eness of my
voice often attended with ulDess Of my throat great
ness aod continual droPping Dr. Won Eenbey has cured
Of a. these dsareeable suernsS. may indeed say that
feel lre. The treatment Of Dr.. Won Eieubers is S'
.tfu a. 1t successful Il s In my opinion imP0isib to
ogcratc the benefit have received at his hands, heary
recommend any suffering Ike mys. 80 place themselves
under Dr. Won Escnbers, care, with certainty Of bcls
speedily cured ". 5. HUTCHlNS,
Lightning CalcuSor.
Barngms Museum.
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PARADE BY THE 37TH REGIMENT, NATIONAL
GuARD.-lt win be seen by reference to General Or
der in another column that the 37sh Regiment Natona
Guard, will parade 10 day to act escort to General
Ledlies brigade of veterans who to be reviewed
by Gen. Burnside
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fAdyertDemenl.l

GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY AT BARNUMs Mu-
sRux superb perfonances AFrgnsoos and Evksisd
TIM TICKET LEAyR Man will he played at each All the
Living Curosiies be at all hours Who VIII not
be there
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ladies', GILT Con,bs-Ncw sylcs-fROM Paris
Two THREE FOUR. SIN, EIGHT, TEN AND iit
TEEN DOLLARS each. c,o - ,,,s,
No. Si5 Broadway Que dool bs,o~ Cara u
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LONIf$.
Iodine Water,
.F.Itua In MR.. -

.oiuon OF pure Iodine in pure ws'er "it'h' soS-sx
II set. upon the -
LIVER KIDNEYS
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, sud 6IAhDl LAR SYSTEM
NJ. ar., success which has attended The o. IODINE
WATT enables u recommend H. feeling confident that
h fair tria 4 will attest 10, Oan eAcelsDcr IA no cure u
Scrofa IN FORMS Consumption Cancer, Bronchitis skin
Erluons Pimpes the Fsce, Heart, Liver and hcnsy
Neuralgia Fensle Weaknesses Dye
pcp-ii Debility Syphilis. Mercurisl Disease, Sc
Pice q per bottle half dozcu time, %
Sod by sent By receipt OF pEics
DIR. II. ANDFRS h Co.,
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 42B Broadway. N. Y
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Railroad NOtice.-M persons interested N ths
CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON AND IAhESVllLh
RAILROAD under the purchase thereof recently made
by the undersigned in trust, notified ,ha, meet
Ing Of the vades interested viii be he'd at the onhs
In Inc CIV Of Ciucnuati Ohio the lCth day OF March,
A. ID 86 a. 10 o'clock Of aid day for tho purpose on
rsnzng body corporate under the original charter OF ms
Ciucunaii Mungon cal ZaBesvilc Railroad Company ot
10 about such other Of corporate organization or other
wise arrange for carrying dpc,ng Of said road property
snd franchises may be agreed upon Parties interested may
be Represented aid meeting By agent proxy pponted ~
yyri,i' duly siUsd CHARLES MORAN. Trustee
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FOK THE RECEPTION ~ TIE
EfGHTY-FlRST, NINETY SIXTH, AND NNErY-
EIGHTH REGIMENTS, n. Y. ). VOLUNTEERS
Undsr the auspices Of the Con Council
The returning Regiments viii D. eisVed BY his HOnSs ths
Mayor and Counci in Of the Gay Hsl
WEDNESDAY, the % day OF Mar eh at Il CLOCK p.
cisey.
The Military Escort consisting o( the 9th and sinh Reg,
ment. n. ~ o. Me- under the command OF BRIG 0e<
Hall.
This Mayor. Common Council and invited Guo'" IN car
~.
The line II march will De- np Broadway. passing the urn
Avenue o,l when the lents will be revewedh 5 hsS
Gen. AssiosE T.. BugSs or 10 3iths, down SAN @ 70 ~
i,tion JOnN HARDY. VIM. BRiCE,
JOHN Fox +. ~ hAnEJHnrnS
pFrFP MAsrrRSOS JOHN RYAN,
ips SHANNOT j. O. HAVlLAND
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HxADouAsrHss s7rs RsaisEsf,IS s n w.

General Order No. 3.n compliance with Sns. ~
Orders OF bi. date. ths resi@e,t VIII 18th o,e,o.sa
af 1ie .o va 10 MORRON lwcdno'dayl MoRNiN0.
~ O'Clock for Che purpose Of uniting ~ Nv vcsr,n q
Common Coz D In Tho recepIon ., e'o ar, ns.. aor
m ADJ dan ir,;o con Ia Ing OF tho ess 10Th and IN
Resmsnis New Volunteers. spon the, return iieA 70"
by order u $500. "D'
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AAaT R1LIEg aAr..K BrIEDIso; AoADT Isr, PACK, s

NIbNNft sfIiTlIf ?
Tickets per Notice heretofore pahlishedl for IN
Original Dram Of the PRESIDENT FIRST EMAnSlPA'
TioY PROCL AVIATION, dated sept % 4. d. 1863,
All be obtained by inclo.lg 5 for each Ticket with naDs
ana rrsdenre 70 WILLIAM BARNES, Chirnan d the oTs
cid Committee. Albany, ". \.
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DENFNt.S AND NAIAHKH CLKtU
No. 40 sthay., NEW YORK. Dec. ,, 1863
VS., deaf Tor several years and hearing Of the great
performed by Dr. Won Eiseuberg was induced to place my
self under bis care and happy to state that my hear
ing entirely restored after hor. treatment was also
suffering from chronic eatsub Of which was also cured by
the sfa treatment Of Dr. Won Eisenberg do but justice
to the Doctor By stating that in treating he displayed that
skill and knowledge which have already procscd for him uch
deserved reputation and that the principle, which direct '
system OF curing Deafness sud Csauh such to render
certain in my opinion. Many months have passed
De- Won E.enber3 restored my hearing and continues
good ss o. HOPKINS.
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Opcra Glasses.

~, six rllht Ten, TWeYe fuccnl Twenty 70 Twcnty
i've p''"'' q. 4. ALLEN, No. AIS Broadway
Ono door below Canal. 1t.
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CANTON,
For Coughs. Colds. and Consumption.

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAISAM is the nss's
approved medicine discovered IT Has STOOD rBs
sssT OF ALL TgsT 1Iuz having had unprecedented sds
NEARLY FORTY Il /, recommended by our beet
PHYSICIAN most eminent CITIZENS. the PRsss the
TatDg fact by all who kosg II. For certncates, which
given sn sny ete pt wrappers 70 each bottle
The Psoprietors VIII cheerfy refund the money not on
ty saisa toy. Pce 81 cents and 81 the lsrs, bottles
much the cheapest BE CAREFUL rHa Gxsufsn.
which il prepared only by REED, CUTLERs Con WhoesA.s
Druggists Boston. SOldin Newfogk by Deal r. gensraly
yyntrnes.-sILyFR WATCHES Of al descriptions
Silver Hunting Lepne Watches, Silr 80 90 aud -
each. 49,. -. -, q, -.
Silver IIun.ins-case Detached Lever si6 Ga, 80 @a
80 hl3 each. - 49, "a So.
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BOARD AT HoTEIs.- We learn that the Me-
tropolitan Hotel one Of very first houses (under
the Of the Lelands does join in the combination
raise the price Of board to So 30 per daythc old rate
Of 50 per day will still rule at the Metropolitan.
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The WAGES OF PIAYO-FORTE MAKERs.-Er-
roneous statements having been made in the city papers
concerning strike by the Piano-F Makers, the
Executive Committee Of their Association have put
forth correct statement. which will DO found In
Snecial Nntce column
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