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UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS.

These Bond. are issued under the Act Of Congress Of Msscn
1854 which provides that all Bonds Issued under this Acs
SHALL BE REDEEMED IN COIN. at the pleasure Of
the Government any period not m than Ten nor more f'd"
forty year, from their dae and until their redemption FIVE
PER CENT INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN, on
Bonds Of not over one hundred dollars annually and on oil
other Bonds semiannualy The interest is payable on the
frs, days of March and September in each year.
A these Bonds, by Act of Congress, are
EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE TAXATION.
their value is increased from to three per cent per
.nnum according the rate of eves in various parts Of
the country.
At the present rate of premium on gold they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST
in and are of equs convenience permanent or
temporary investment.
It ia believed tina, no securities offer great inducements to
lender, a, the various descriptions of u s. Bonds In oil
other forms indebtedness, the faith or ability OF p'
partie. or stock compane, separate communities only
for payment, while the debts of the United states
tue whole property country holden to secure the pay
nent of both principal and interest in COIN
These Bonds may be subscribed for in from $50 ups"
any magnitude same and thus made equally
available the smallest lender and the largest capitalist They
converted into money any moment and the holder
viii have the benefit Of the interest.
The Funded Deb Of the United States which Interest,"
payable sod onthe Sd day Of March, 1894 was si6s
The interest on this debt for the coming fiscal year will DO
IS 9J l26 while the Customs in gold for the cur
N ha.p far al a
rate of over 800, 900 900 per annum.
will be seen that even the present gold OK the
Government largely in the wants OF the Treasury
for tie payment, Of gold interest while the recent increase Of
the tariff will doubtless annual receipts from Customs
OIL the same amount Of mporta,on' to 100000 per an
num-
The authorized Of the loan Is Two Hundred Million
Dollars Instructions to the National Banks acting as loan
agent. were no, issued until March 2s bu. tho amount Of
Bonds reported sold at the United States Treasury up to May
"a was
$48, 900.
Subscriptions win be received by the TREASURER or THE
UNITED STATES at Washington and the ASSISTANT TREAS
URzRs a, NewYork Boston and Philadelphia, and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW. YORK, No. 4 Walst.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK 23d-st. Brdway.
FouurH NATIONAL BAyg OF NEw'ioRx, Pine-'t.
FIFTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK, No. 1913 5d-sv.
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK, 6th'av. Brd~ay
Ninth NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK No. 800 Broadway.
TENTH NArioyAL BANK OF NEwYoRK, No $40 broadway
Eyw.YoRK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK, IA Greenwicast'
FIasr NATIONAL BAyK OF JERSEY CITr !!
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depostaries Of Public Money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
country ctns agents OF the National De-
po,itay Banks will furnish further information on appica
ton, and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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ADVERTISEMENT

DISTILLED Dew is delightful toilet prepar
alton, magical in its soitcning aud Identifying eiicct
discoorations. aud fseckles Sold by all druggists
Depot No. 1iH Broadway.
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lCoRSER TWENTY THIRD STREET ASD BROADWAY, OPPOsir
the kIyrH.AvgSUs ioTRL

BLACK SHEEP.-Brig. Gen. j. Hobart Ward
of NewYor has been arrested for cowardice he having
left the batte-ie during the engagement ON Friday
Troy Wing.
Whoever asserts that Gen Ward is coward is a
wanton hbeller. No Drawer exists in the Army of
tie Potomac than this officer has proved himself.
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MOTHsAND MILLERs. Cheaper than Camphor
Crude Csmphor. and better than anything. is Cedar
Camphor for defending Clothes from Bugs and Mold.
Druggists have Cedar Camphor. Ask for HARRIS q
CHAPMAN5 of Boston.
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DEMOREST'S n. Y. ILLUSTRATED NEwS.-EX-
traordinnry Novelties, Splendid Pictures, Illuminated
in tint with valuable Music. and the F-shions by Nine
Dcmorest. Do not fail to see this weeks No. Now
ready. The model newspaper of America.
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solution Of pure Iodine in pure wster h'u. sotseHs
1t acts upon the
HEART.
LIVER, KIDNEYS.
DIGESTIVE ORGANS. aud GLANDULAR SYSTEM
Tho great success which has attended the OF IODINE
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DR. Il. ANDERS \ Co.,
Physicians and Chemists,
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.i,,ecprh Ward Union acknowledgements Union

sixteenth Ward Union Acknowledgements Union
Associa,on" the Unconditional Union Club" and the
GERMAN Union Club OF the XVIII Ward invites all the
Union men 70 meet at Washington Hail. Of l8s end
sthv on FRIDAY EVENING May 90 In Pursuance OF the
call of The Consolidated Union Association for the purpose OF
elens Three Delegates Three Atcries reIxesn the
Xth Assembly District at the State Convention to be held at
Syracuse the,2Sth Polls open from II ill O'Clock.
NJ TOMPkINS President Unconditional Union Club.
J. NJ HIGGINS President Union Association
J. APPEI.L President German Union Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20

Browns Patent Baby-Tender,
Or MAGIC SPRING CRADLE, assumes ten useful forms.
vastly reieus mothers comforts exercises and delights In
fants and children, and
SAVES THE EXPENSE OF A NURSE.
"If mothers generally knew the great value OF Browns
Baby Tenders they would deny themselves one meal day
10 procure it, STEP. ANGELL,
Supl Home for the F!iendless, lyh-st.
A splendid present, for a married lady.
BROWN & Co,
No 4S3 BROADWAY.
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Special Notires.
Metropolitan Fair.


Metropolitan Fair.
TRR,suRgRs OFVicH, No. : Great Jonesst.
Tie Treasurer Of the Metropolitan Fax submits the follow
ing statement Of account TO date:
ELLEN H. STRONG Treasurer. in account with
The METROPOLITAN FAIR ASSOCIATION.
DR..
To amour, Of cash subscriptions reed 70 date. s56o399 II
To amount Of cash receipts. Fair lhst Dept 2 100 ~
To amour. Of cash receipts Fair Union-square
Dent Der T. Judson Iawley, Treas L. 5. D.. 9,36 90
Tota.................... ......"$ 6,s46 30
CIR.
By amount paid for Expenses TO
date Ii.h.st. Department........ +l!5,2H 40
By amount paid ior Expenses to
date Union square Department. lO,o5O 81
f,v cash paid United States Sanitary
Commis sion..........."........ 3 ,OOO,OOO W
-sl,l3 6.? 25 OF
No. = lesi-Bal,nce on hand this day...... 6OT2l AZ
ELLEN H. STRONG, Treasurer NJ. +. A.
NEw-Y YORK May 10. 1864.
tn. undersigned Committee appointed to audit and
,he accounts and books of the Finance Department John
II Gourlie Chairman and Mrs Ellen r. Strong. Treasurer OF
the Metropolitan Fair report that they have carefully
n.J the same from the of the business Of the
Fr 20 the present date and find them in every
spcc,. ). a. HOUSE Eli,
WILLIAM I. BLODGETT,
c. II. OGDEN
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Business Notices.

TASTEFUL AND ELEGANT.-When you see a
gentleman wearing HAT which attracts general attention by
the eluty of the fabric and its remarkable neaness and ee.
rance of style you may be assured that IL of Ksoxs
latest n,roducon for he is unvaed in Ashiouing Hats and
III, Hat, are all the fashion His establishment at No. 22
Broadway corner of Futon't is largely patrOnised
Cry LADIES and Ladies visiting the city, if
YOU . handsome Doors and SHOES for yourselves and fam
iIie. patronizc MILLER Co., No. 5s7 Canal It.
TRUSsEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SusPEysoRY
p.rn,ovs SrpponrgKs kc-MARsuG Co.'S Radical Cure
Trns, 0fIice only at No Vesey.st. Lady 4ttend1nt
GROVER & BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MACHINES.
Salcsrooms No. fs5 Broadway.
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS for Indigestion, Heart
bprn &C. prepared by :. q. WELLIsG No 2O, Cen'res'
aud for sale by all Druggists. fce, % GEMS per DOA
ALL FIRsT.cLAss SEwIyG-MACHNEs
For SALE AND TO RENT, by
HICKS & CosP,Sr No. $50 Brondway
Three doors below Broome.st.
TuE Arm AND LEG (PALMER'S PATENT) sup
nled far soldiers by the inventor, b. FRANK PALMER sur
con.hrsis, Broadway, Aston place. ~ y oV, ohe'
uuts., Phla BY order OF the suRGkos OhsEhA-
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
HlGugsr PREsIun LocK STITCH sEyIsd,MAcH1Sks
Ii YOU want to know, &c, read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
crios book for curious people, and good book Tor every
one Prie 90 To b. had at all news depo's' Coh'sn''
'''''' "''' Dr. T. b. Foors. No. LEO Broadway, N y
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES.
de Ni.i,e ~ rer dozen DuPiesis, o. y! Yes
aycs registered Il. "A. LEWIS No. l'2 Chatham st. v 4.
BATcnELoR's HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Perfect, naturs reliable harmless aud instantaneous
IN effect. The genuine il sifned WILLIE A. bAchhLoA
sod by OIL Druisi'is sseory NO o. b4io-AY-'-
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Po.t-Odice Notice. The Mails for GREAT
BRIAN and the CONTINENT via Southampton and Bre'
mem uer steamer HANSA, and for IRELAND via Qneens-
town prr steamer CITY Or WASHINGTON. vii. close az
his on SAT RDAI the 2ist day OF Nay l0t clock
m and Il the uptown station. follows stations and
n 10 a. M; Station, and ID. y stations = and It
m station O. a. H. ABkAM WAhEMAN, Z. d.
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AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Union Defense Conrnftee.-Nswfo Rk May -
l8G4-An adjourned meeting 81 tie members OF ms Tom
nit,ee will held the Chamber oi Commerce on
FOR Nh. memory of their associate General JAMES D.
WADSWORTH By request 49,, -, .-
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Beebe's Kitchen Ranges,
THE BEST COOKING APPARATUS IN USE.
SUBSTANTIAL. ECONOMICAL
in the consumption Of coal and
SURE BAKERS.
Put up and warranted by
JAMES. FOWLER, KIRKLAND Co..
Late James, Beebe Co.,
Corner Of Reade. Centre, and Elmss
One block from Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20

Eighteenth Ward Union Association will meet
at the Denit Dspcnary of 2Ji st. and 2dsv on
FRIDAY EVENING, the 10Th instant at y O'Clock for me
Election OF three Delegates and three Aenes TO the Union
State Convention be held Syrscu.e the 18th instant
ROBERT BEATTY. President.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG Secretary.
A Meeting Of the NATIONAL LITERARY ASSoo,a
TlON will be held Cooper Institute Room No a. " tnl'
city on FRIDAY the 2o,h inst at ococs p M i0f tue
election OF officers by order Of the Board Of Trustees
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so.cial Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Thursday. May H. 1864.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02
Grand Union Ball
WASHINGTON HALL.
NOTICE 10 sU ss0RTBERs.

We have this day sold to Mr. Theodore
Gorrel all that pOrtiOnO of our Daily circa-
lntiOu delivered by carriers. He will be
the only authorized collector for subscrip-
tons accruiug after the lst day of March.
Our patrons will fad 10 Mr.. Gorrel a
courteous gentleman who will use every
effort to have the paper delivered prompt
" aud regularly and will make his coIlec-
tons punctualIy at short intervals.
All sums due for subscription previous
to the first of March will be called for by
our former collector or may be paid at the
office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

The army OF General Sherman ID Of snf.
heient strength tOiWaFtant suocess 10 case
of attack by the combined forces south Of
his present position, aud rsiuiorcstl bv.
Legan's corpP. iae may safely attack even.
1Uhuson'S army. The movement of Thomas,
to Dalton is adding strength. to Sherman,s
position And;Wsakens the rebel position at
Atlanta. s.
q Tho expedition into Florida Isl intended
TO attract the enemy in that direction, while
Sherman aud Thomas move into the heart
of Alabama and Georgia. There lie the
utmost confidence here that this brilliant
movement-attendedw with such signal sue
cess, insures the early termination of the
war 81, D.. 5:.l54 -
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Movements of Gen. sherman.1

wAsnIKGToH, Feb s.27 i-GentraI sber
man Is reported At the War Department "a
having arrived AZ Selma, in Alabama. ;.
This IS 10 accordance with his instrucii Of ):
be'left Yicksbhrg with 90 days rations "a
Ilight marching order and intended to march
i29GpiIfs a day and make a Judgment on
the Upper Alabama river. Il was left 10
Of General Sherman whether the
depot should be established at Selma or
Montgomery; he chose the fofmer position
on the north east bank of the river. Itwas
dgreed that General Logan should move
from Huntsville aud firm a junction win
Sherman On the Alabama. Sherman MOVED
promptly at the appotated time, aud ONT.
generating P6lk. threw his forces between
the Mobile RAILROAD and Poll 's artnV. And
falling on the forces Of ttis'a5iielrgd Gen
Herat scatter ed his army and m owed i5fFeet5
~ forward TO Selma esSs2aa - Ef'ssli
The War Department has tfuk Nv ortbv
sibtor nation that EogSn's cavaIiy has made
Ia j9netiou with Snetmaa, forces az Sci
mai General Johnio6 being alarmed Tor
their safety at Mobile sent d division Of
his army to that city, as Shermans5 orders
are TO destroy the Mobile: MontEomert
and Atlanta railfoad II is potent Tat
Johnson viii be cut from Mobile and mus
pc presseds tt2ll back ward Atlantic Co5sf
oFto Iee's army id virgins Ssf1;.sii % 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

@R1ltSo1D GoOrpES4.- accident
occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-.
road, about three miles sastfof Lyttlston,
at 8 O'Clock yslterdAy morning. The en-.
glnsfat'ashed 70 the mail train coming
west jumped the track at the point indica.
ted and pitched into ditch about feet
beepa followed by the tender. The engineer,
Dir. Glenn, feeling the trucks giving way
and seeing the engine was about to leave
the track, iumpedto the ground aud was
struck by q following car He was con.
siderably bruised but not dangerously in-
iursd. None of the passengers were hurt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

nS~sEaDISe REBELS OUT OF TIE SrArR.
"A bill passed the Senate yesterday and
was sent to the House, which authorizes
the Governor to cause to be apprehended
or secured or to compel to depart from
the State all persona claiming TO owe allie.
glance or fidelity to the SO called confed.
crate States of America; all persons dis
loyal to the government of the United
States all persons refusing to recognize
the Government of. the State of West Viz.
GINA, and all persons who expatriate
themselves as citizens of this State. The
bill provides that the powers thus vested
in the Governor shall be exercised only
upon satisfactory evidence of the necessity
Ofsuch action, based upon oath or atirma-
ton. and upon tue petition of at least
twelve citizens of the county in which the
party proceeded against last resided.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

E9NBOUSTY JUMPBas.-The large bouu.
lies paid to volunteers has caused a very
lively increase in the business of bounty
jumping among thieves aud vsgabonds
who have hardihood enough to undertake
it and cunning enough to successfully car.
Fy it on. When the business was young
and its hazards not fully appreciated ma.
ny of these scoundrels were caught and
sent to the army aud some of them were
shot. The Jumpers generally have their
headquarters 10 large cities, from which
they s,arttO different sections all over the
country, enlist, receive their bounties in
gresnbscks, play opossum and the recruit
until the opportunity for escape oeeurs,
when they promptly take 1t aud make or
The rascals do not receive the punfshmept
they deserve for the reason that proof of
when they enlist and parties to identity
them csuuOtalways,bs bad.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

BS-A. FIaar N PurNAM CouNry,-Sen-
atOr cOplsy yesterday received a letter
from Hurricane bridge, Patnam county,
stating that Capt. Wiehsr, commanding a
small force atthat point, sent out ascoat.
ing party, on the 2lst of February, upder
command of 1t, Wolf. About twelve miles
from Hurricane bridge. the party came
upon gang of rebels in ambush, and Lit
volt and seven horses were killed at the
hF't fire. Tie rebels were charged upon
.0Fee times, and each time the small scout.
ios party was repnlsed. The letter stAtea
'aatths counties of oabell and wayne are
s"AFmtng With rebels, and that twill be
impossible to dislOdge them without .
much larger force. Ii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

WASHINGTON, March l.-As soma com.
troVeTsy exists in Tennessee conceruiog the
test oath prescribed by Gov j obuson IN bis
late proclamation, and as questions have
been raised as 10 its incompatibiIiry with,
the Presidents amnesty proclamation il il
proper to say, 1t is known in Washington.
beyond any doubt, that the President and
Governor johnson are in perfect accord in
tue matter otPrOViding tor general eiec ]
non IN that State, with view to restoring
tennessee to her former position in the
Union, and that the President docs NOT
consider the Governors form of oath and
the qualification of veters as iucoppruous
with that which heihimself has prescribed
to be taken as preliminary TO pardon, but
rather as an oath which should BIZ respect
ed and enforcediand of this fnct there ia
reason to believe that the people of Ten.
nessee will be duly informed.
The bill supplementarysto the loan ac. 4
having passed both, houses; now tohIvi
awaits the Presidents approval 10 BECOME
Law, 1t is the same as published in this
MORNINGS papers. with the addition That
tho coupon or registered bonds foratwo
hundred millions loan, redeemable atlhe
pleasure of the government, after anvs
period not less than, 5i,years and pavsi;is
at any period nOtlmore than 40 years from,
date, are to be paid in coin. $40 -.
Il Is understood to be1the purpose Of
the Government to issue per cent bonds
payable ip 40 years., ,bqs rpdsem4blg;mt
the pleasure of the government after. 10
in gold. s,,s =saa.f.., ~ = F'', y
e No doabtis eutertained that the bonds,
lean be readily placed Ct par. iThe plaIfS
will beimmediAtsty engraved ,5s u i1ss.
. Sesersi da5 sage the House! repreasntas
tive called uponahe President 20 furnish
"a statement shoWipge the number Of re.5
enlisted veterans from each s ate. 8 aud
other Information dnsthatD conntction.l To,
this the President has replied, enclosing a
letter from the SectetarS OF iWsrtf I'm.
says that in his opinion it vodIdt be pred
judicial 70 the public service To transmit
70 the House ~ the aPFesent time, the in-.
formation requesled.l III. 3.tsnfsg Il s I :.
The nOminatiou of Maj. Gen 3raat, for,
1t. Gen., which was sent 30 me Sensts.
TO day WAS referred to the Military Gam !,
m!ttee according TO usage. :, 80, I.
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Rebel nisnatohea.

q FORTRESS MONRoE, Feb. 30 The fol-
lowing rebel news has been received
through late Southern papers:
4. Atlantic, Feb. 26S-The Yankees have
lett fontotoc. We have mauy officers and
men. Sherman's advance has reached
Pearly river. ~ q. s : 80
Dalton. Feb. o26 The enemy have dis.
appeared from our troat, retreattnp toward
Chattanooga, Gen. Wheeler in pursuit.
Gen. LOfgstreet has withdrawn his
forces tola point not prudent to mention.
The enemy has not yet crossed the Hol.
stein. . -, =. =. Il
~ Gen. Buckner has been assigned to the
eothmand of Gen. Hoods division. n.
iGTesHpitte. Feb. 27.-Gen. Jones cap.
Iured 200 of the enemy and Is negroes,
6Ve miles eastiof Cumberland Gap! Two
YANKEE mounted regiments, supported by
a division of infantry, attempted to flank
our leIt,i and nccnpied the gap, three miles
lsom, Daltous 90 the night of lhe 18th
Smlth's Texas brigade drove them out.
Our loss 10 wounded is .lbO. inoIn5in0
Col. Curtis. of the 4lst Georgia. -
"a Feb. 25.-Ths enemy fell back two
miles, and will not probably make a stand
this side OF ChiCknmauga.s Altsigns- of a
general engagement have failed. s
Gov BroWnLof Ca, has issued a proc
lamation converting special session of
the Legislature on the 10Th OF March.
The Richmond Examiner of,4the .2fTli
says Gen. Taliaferfo left Savannah on the
I'D To assume command of alhthe forces
10 Florida. Gen. BrAggls assigned TO duty
al Richmond. aud under the direction Of
JED. Davis is charged with the CONDUCT of
military operations in the sarmiss of the
oontedsracy. lnee gses' s.5s ID.
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sPRCIAL NOTICES.
..augRIl's Expsctofa1t Syrup.

For Coughs, Colds, Group. Whooplnx Cough use IN,
~ i..sRXPRcToRAETs SYRUP. al s,T.,f.,7e
80 "a ExPEcroRANT sYRuP.7 IA be5
The annoyance ofeostint Coughing, Il atoppsd by
Y sUsEEG THE EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
Hundreds testify to the great excellence Of thu,
ii EXTRAORDINARY. SYRUP.
DiHSnlty Of Breathing {. relieved by the
Es EXPECT0RANT SYRUP.
Inflammation Of the Lungs ts cured by the
EXPRCTORANTF SYRUP.
Children can use without fear the gt-.
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Asthma, Bronchitis and General IrratIon OF ths
h. Throat is cured by the
...,, EXPRoEORANT SYRUP, 10
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