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FROM GEN. BUTLER's DEPART.
MENT.
The Late Liberniing u Expedition.
rom Our Special spoudent.

from Our Special Cone p0udrni.
FORTRESS N0NRog. Feb. -, 1861.
Little has transpired to write about since the
unsuccessful denouement Of recent expedition II
that most prsiseworthy undertaking rendered conspcu.
the fact that oeenent, and most repid one too
can be made Virginia roads In Winter, 1t settled
another less mooted question and has put beyond
cay forever in Congress and elsewhere, the physical
tndrance Of the negro soldier OF Gen. Wsiars COM
nond three regiments OF infantry werscolored soldiers
All our foOtInen were marched in the most rapid
manner in order that they might be within
supporting distance Of tie c0ras As result Of this
hard marching the first day out over hundyed
had fallen out of one OF the United States regiments
from exhaustion. when our forces reached Bottoms
Bridge and discovered that their attempted surprise
had been exposed il Is estimated that fully h0 ohe
white soldiers who commenced tho march had given
out and the roads back TO Williamsburg were lined
with stragglcrs But have the authority OF captain
in of the white regiments for the statement that not
single eolored soLer fell out, from illness, exhaustion
or any other canse and when the rolls were called be-
fore tho ordered retreat ,oay SINGLE sable who had
started the march was present and answered 10 his
name My informant confessed 10 prejudice against
negroes wearing The United States uniform. aud had
honestly supposed them Incapable Of enduring the seyero
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DIE ID,

gITLER-In BROOKLYN, on Thursday Feb. 10. Leonard
Atwser Of Henry L. and Mary s. Butler eyed ,yeers,
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO tend The
funeral from the Residence Of MS fsiher No. a3s Pschc
street Brooklyn Saturday FEB 20, Al O'Clock p M
CIlCKEEER-on Wednesday night, Feb. II, Cornelius v
Cicsensr in the iGth year ofhs age.
Funeral Saturday at O'Clock p RI i,om tae hefsined
Dutch Church Of Fulton aud william sheets ~ l.
.CLOSE-At Croton Falls We.tcbe.eI County, y. Y, on
ednesdsy, Feb H. 1894 81 scarlet Ever Lewis Nunlp
Close only son Ode and Samantha b. Close and grand
OF Lewis Numsn esq. szed ~ years
Croton Fs, westche,sr County on Friday afternoon FEB
49, 1864 at o clock
DAY-At New.Durham n. j., on Tuesday Feb. IS, Mary
beloved wife Of Samuel : Day in the oh year Of her ese
oive Branch Lodse No 81 / o Of o p re respectfully
invited to end the funeral irom the Miedonsa,asIeet
tbs, Church. New York, Friday 18th inst. at O'Clock
Pr
HoRToN-A, Co,chosae Long I.l,nd Wednesday, Feb.
H. Of consumption, CaP sse T. Heron in the 4sd year
The funeral services will take place a. Cutchosur Friday,
10Th Relative, and friends iayied to attend wthou.
farther notice.
wis. ot Joushan Howe and daughter OF the late Henry
Stems, ESQ, OF Springfield, Mass, aged 80 years
HOLLY-On Thursday Feb. Ia. Frank, youngest Of
Etw. Z. and Aan Holly aged year months and Y dlyl
KING-On Wednesiay Feb H. Mary Anthe widow of the
late Louis King and daughter Of the Rev. Joseph Totsn
The funeral will be attended from her late residence. No.
Wooster street Friday ls,h inst slt o'clock p m
McCARTY-on Thursday morning Feb IT, At Iii. Tefdence
No 40 at street. Peter hcCsry IN the va
of his sse.
Notice Of the funeral will appear hereafter
PACKARD-On "Wednesday Feb. II, Tie Rev Chs Pa'kafd
OF Bddeford, BE
THOMPSON-At Reading. Pa Tuesday Feb. l6. Of con
SUMPTION. Eliza Car.s only daughter Of james aud Teurl
| Thompson Of last Haven, Conn
The remain, viii be taken TO East Haven for in'ermeui.
TIRBALS-In Brooklyn, Thursday Peb ls, William n.
Lewis and Sarah Iobals aged IS years and
| months.
i relative. snJ friend. respectfully invited attend hi
funeral Saturday 10th inst, at III m, rom his late
| residence, Dekalb, near Marcy avenue.
TRAVEHs-On Tuesday Feb l6 a; South Bergen, y. j. al
the residence 81 her father VIM Reid pton ste
Inner ns iliIes., Mrs Frances Ann Travcrs.
IVALKER-On Thursday. p.L Ia Ar. st.phen L.
The funeral services viii be held 1t her late r-.ience No %
Ts.t Twenty ninth street Friday At o'clock p The
friends Il the family respectfully invited g. sttrnd The
remains will b. taken 20 Erie Pa. for inierment.
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CsHs'p'ndsDee Of the Associated Pres.

HAVANA. Feb. - 1901.
The latest advices from Mexico are from
Campcschy from which place the Mexican schooner
oriente arrived here the sth with 20 passengers
driven nom mere by the csptuaton of the place 10 the
French some OF them had been very prominent actors
In the late events. ~ F N
Sc. Domingo dates TO the 4th inst. and Puerto Plata
dates t. the Gin have arrived giving reiterated accounts
OF former skirmshes' but nothing new The sck were
increasing In large numbers at both places
A Spanish steamer brought here yeste,day ON a,ot
having left 80 at Santiago; 800 are daily sxnootd -;
Trinidad; about 90 arriy ed the other dny NJ S,rdn
and nearly COO have already arrived here "''"'
Tie Secretary OF the Superior Government 81 (,
Domingo has arrived at Santiago de Cuba ON an i'm
portant mission
The Dominican Prov isiOnal Government have started
an Official organ, called the Boi9ia OfciaL
Over 1900 Spanish soldiers had arrived in ST Do
Tningo and ts the Maria will have arrived
there hence with 7 soldiers. The steamer San Onin
Tin Is loading with food. fodder. and mules. and viii
leave shortly.
William Preston, claiming the rank Of Major General
In the Confederate army came to Nassau via Whining.
ton, and thence 10 Corsica 10 this port He is said 10
bear commission to Mexico OF great importance and
that he viii leave by the British mail packet for Vera
Cruz on the 2Ist inst.
Prom Key West We learn Of the capture Of feet OF
scbooDers and two steamers tbe Laura and the Cuber
land. The Laura captured By the Stars and Stripes
The U. s. steamer Huntsville arrived this morning
be repaired. She viii 60 on the dry dock here.
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Military Affairs.

RECEPTION OF THE PIRsT NETWORK CAVALRY
The Lincoln Cavalry, commanded by Col
McReynoldf. was handsomely received by the city
authorities on Thursday afternoon. The preparations
for the reception Of this patriotic and gallant regiment
were made by the Committee on National Ahnirs.
Abont o'clock the veterans arrived In tho City Hall
Park escorted W the 9TH Regiment. Aher being re
viewed the procession moved up Broadway 70 Eighth
street Sshence 10 jefferson Market IN the following
seventh Regiment " v N O.. commanded by Col Iearts
F.t ~ " (Linconl Cavalry, commanded BY Col A. L.
McEeynOds.
Detachment, 81 other Miliery OryanlTaion.
Members Of the Common Council In csrriascs
At Jefferson Market Il snmptuous banquet had beon
provided FOR 900 men. and every seat was hled AID
John Hardy Chairman OF the Committee on National
Affairs presided and, after dinner. made an appro-
pirate speech heartily welcoming the men Who we're
Inc hrt TO enter the service and the lirs 10 charge
upon the Rebels He was followed by Col McReynoldr
| who made q spirited address reviewing the heroic
deeds performed by the brave men under his command
While he speaking with great enthuIiasn oil the
daring yaor and LOYALTY OF his private arose and
said their achievements were due to the fact that their
officers were the best Of men.
Major Quinn who commanded the lst Cavalry short
time while Col McReynolds was acting Brig. Gen,
was called upon for speech. Afler few happy re-
MARKS ne requested tho Rev. Mr.. Parker Of Troy TO
speak Ia his stead The reverend gentleman was wen
the LIST NewYork Cavalry. one OF the pr'a'es shouted
I'VE are not Copperheads." The remark was received
with tremendous applause by the go men presen. NV y,
whom have rednlistcd. Gen. WotmoIe being called
upon aroee and made eloquent speech Al nus stage
of the proceedings II was announced lat zen osorge
b. Mcclellan had arrived. He came forward and was
received with great enthusiasm. lilo made a speech
complimentary 10 the regiment and IN conclusion ex'
pressed hope that ho might again ic"u 'nc'n Oh Tue
held. 49,. =. =
Major Quinn spoke in the highest terms az praise OF
Sergeant Sayercoc declaring him to DC III his Judgment
the brayest man the war had produced.
Two or three other officers whose names were moi
announced. spoke with great force and were loudly
cheered as were all who preceded them Ulcers were
given for President Lincoln ana several .saung ,tn III
military and civil life before the festival terminated
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SALH oP PEws.-Abont 75 pews which

SALE or PEws-About 70 pews which had
been surrendered TO the Trustees Of the Mercersree
Presbyterian Church account Of their former occu
pants moving mp ont Of the city were disposed
OF at auction last evening under the direction Of John
r. Crosby. President; WIN. NJ Bliss, Treasurer and
Geo X. Lockwood. Clerk. The valuation ranged from
$40 20 s325 and che tax already fixed al i per
cent on such valuation there bu, ltilo advance
that rate for a choice Of the pews offered
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stfon.

Persons wishing 10 purchase the Genuine
SWANS PANACEA,
need not be imposed II hsy will be csea 10 sberve thaa
the name of JAS SWAIN scoecy stamped on the sealing
war and written the Internal Revenue Tar Label covering
the cork snd the side Of the bottle pasted spen
dd Bank No Engraving furnished blythe National Bank Note
Company Of Philaaeph in the center Of which pods
OF the late VIM. SWAIN
BE careful also 70 observe that the Swain Is correctly
spelled on the bottles containing
SWANS vERMIFUGE.
Prepared only at SWANS LABORATORY,
No. Il3 South 7th-.t,
Below Chestnut,
Philadelphia,
And SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs IN THE UNITED
STATES
Sec advertisement another page.
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Wcnther Rrports-FrB. lS.

MONTREAL, G.. f., Feb. ia bright and
clear morning Thermometer 90 below zero.
Dover \. H.-Thcrmometer at sunrise lO' below
zero Weather clear. Wind y. W.
Calais, Me.-Wind ". w. Weather clear and very
cold
Portland. Me.-Thermometer G. above zero. Weather
clear. Wind y. ".
Halifax n. :, l2 m.-Westher clear and cold.
BELFAST. Feb. I..-Tc-dny We had the coolest weather
of the season in Maine-thcrmometer lJ2 below zero
over foot Of drifting and blocking snow has fallen. AL
our mails are suspended.
CncsxAII Fen. IL Mercury "a above zero.
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MEETING OF JeuRyEYMEY PLuMBERs.-T

MEETING or J0URyEyMES PLUMBERS. There
was Gathering Of the journeymen plumbers Of New.
York and Brooklyn NJ Stuyyesant Institute, on Thurs.
day evening for the purpose Of organizing movement
for tho mutual protection OF their cra and taking pre-
minary measures 10 secure an Increase Of wages In
common with several other branches Of industry they
doinnnd an advance Of wages. Remarks were made.
esolutions presented, and Committees appointed
turtle the object Of this meeting.
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Entertainments This Day md Evening.

F, location If eafey. and time Of co-Beneese1f ada,
fisensn. IN othsy columns u lhis paper.
Ac,pryY or MusiC-Oprra Of Faust
Nlrl,cEs THEiIEg-Pure Gold
WINTER GARDEN Ticke'ot Leave Man.
ot,sytc TuFArKK Curious Cise-iride Of the Market.
DIV rf,, What.i,it-llcye.
Va. AspuRGH.s MKsAGrIE Collection oil Animals.
IIpPoTHE. rRos-Eque,tTs Performances.
RRo,pyAY AMPnITBg,rER-Equestrian Performances
IIoygs ORsAr -Bowery-Equesirani.in.
IIorg CHAPEI-Mammoih stercoseoptcon.
PEHHAxs-S,er-oscop iicOn.
cR.Ioy AIR GALLERY -Bierstidts Rocky Mountains.
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NORTHERN ONO SANITARY FAIR.-Tl

NORTHERN ONO SANITARY FAIR.-The Sol
di.rg Aid Society Of Northern Ohio viii hold fair ut
Cleveland Ohio 10 be opened Feb. % the proceeds TO
20 to the sick and wounded soldiers Of the West. There
VIII be ladies' bazaar. Gne.art gallery, horticultural
exhibition museum Of trophies from battle fields aud
the ubun varied attractions The circular have Just
received j. dated Jan D. 50 suppose the arrange
ment. by this time nearly complete and We have
only 10 wish tho lair the overlooking which It's
object merits.
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IQ1HS.
Iodine Water,

solution Of pure Iodine IN pure wa'fr "''"' VITO"
l, acts upon the m
LIVER KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, and GLANDULAR SYSTEM;
tn. g..t urcss. which has sttepded the OF IODINE
WATfR enables Us TO recommend H. feeling confident tb
with lair trial will attest 1t. ercelenee IN ne cur Ct
Scrof,a In ali forms Consumption, Cancer broSss STA
Frnntiop. Pmpes on the face, Heat. IL and Kidnsy
Disease. Rheumatism Neuralgia Fer ws.inesses DYE
psp.i, Debiity syphilis Mercpy', a, Dses.s kc
= Price 81 per bottle half t.oren a, one time. SIS
Sold by Druggist Q. by e,pes, receipt Of price,
Din. u. ANDERS 4 Co..
Physicians and Chemists
No. 428 Broadway, N. Y
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Business Notices.
HoyTs HI,wATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.

"
There sre miny preparations IN the market advered 10
store ded aud gay hair people seeing this Advertisement,
unb. de which preferable and using two aud
ins 10 derive the expected benefits conclude that ey
iii hnbugs That Il may be known which can be relied upon.
the undersigned. proPrietors OF
lloYrs HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
rono, well known persons TO be agreed dis
and unlucstioned integrity designate person
nose hair become gray to the proprietor Of each prepa.
lion to restore IT, each proprietor TO notng but Lis
and the 10 nothing else while ia. test
certificate OF the result be published in al the
principal papers OF the country at the expense OF the unsuc
ce,.lul competitors. . -
JosspH Hour Co., No. 10 University place, Wy.
P,psr- containing oyts Hawai- Advertisement please
col
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AUsTRALIA.--A descriptive and humorous
lecture with vocal illustrations by HaIrieto Clisby
interested and amused q respectable and intelligent su'
dienoe at Dodworth's Hall on Thursday evening. The
lady lecturer spoke distinctly and huenty, and won
the frequent applause OF the audience.
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Sixteenth Ward Unconditional Union Club

Sixteenth Ward Unconditional Union Club
RALLY FRIENDS OF FREEDOM, RALh All citizens
favor Of vigorous prosecution OF the pTesen, War; the
ense suppression Of the existing Rebellion without
ro,n.. OF Liberty the complete aud absolute overthrow of
HUMAN SLAVERY In ID. nited States. the gen, ts main
enance u the progressive doctrines of the UNION PARTY and
the support such candidates may be nominated IN pur
uaue of great ends invited NEE. In Posts Build
ing No. l6l Bth sy, i8thst on FRlDAl EVENING,
Feb 49, AZ o'clock ard enroll their names, III. c. PARKE,
Chairman Of Committee Organization.
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Cold Wcnther Down East.

BELFAST Me-, Thursday, FEB. IL lsti;
There has been the coolest weather OF the
;eis6h IL Maine The mercury hns hah l5o below
zero oyer foot Of has fallen. and has drified so
badly 10 block up the roads, that mails are az
suspended
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Nyoolcu Mill burned.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Feb IL. le,f.
The large wooden mill of James Lee, on Mil
Creek. in Montgomery County entirely destroyed
by iirv last night The loss ia not yet estimated.
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Intense Cold in Canndss

MONTREAL, Thursday Feb. IL lS5i
No trains have arrived or been dispatched
tom this city for the last days Hccount OF the
heavy drifting ice and the intense cold.
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uAVSysNE

MORRILL, THOMpSON-ln this city. Saturday, Feb.
10 by the Rev E. ". Chaplin ID. D.. Chsro, H. morrill, oi
Rev York 70 Mi.s Emma L. Thompon dauslter Of James
A. Thompson, esq yorkvilie. Nocsrds.
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PIre In ChnrIcstown. yn.

tNCINNATL Thursdny 7 eb, u, I'bf.
A fire in CharleStown, Va, on the 10th inst,
DESTROYED Shields dry goods store and the Imam
House Lors IS 900. Small Insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

The fourth of the Free Lectures Of the Cooper
Union on Political Economy viii be delivered by Simon
Stern ESQ., in tho largo hall Of tho Union this evening
at : o'clock Subject, Exchange Free Trade and
Protection"
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Special Notices.

Ninth Ward Union ociation.-The regular
Monhly Meeting OF the Nth Ward Union Association viii
o'clock BY order WIN II. GEDSEi, President |
y u. THAiBR Secretary.
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sixteenth Ward Union Campni1N Club.
"fDK PRiSClPLES-SOT MEN"
A meeting viii be- held In Post. Building.
No. 1871 gth.y toor l8th-st.l,
On FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. ~, At a o'clock.
MlNTHORNE TOMfhlNS President.
: L.s.R. Secretaries.
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Tho Arnbin.

HALIFAX Thursday. Feb ls. 1864.
The steamship Arabia, from Boston, having
been DELAYED. will not resoh this port until FRIDAY
evening.
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DISEASES or sTHR NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URN
AM, AID srxvAL SYsrKss.-New aud reliable ueatnent-in
no. Of the Howard AssoCIArIOS-.ent IN sealed letter
Ip-Iope. free charge Address DIR. J. SKLLs u0ySa
so. Hoy aid Assertion. Pldsdsphis Pa
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Jypr. Dsyrs's DRuocp.cy on LIBERTY and

JEFF. DhVlSS DEMOCRACY or LIBERTY ana
IyDrPsypsscE The. Southern psnFnslsving Nggers and
Consrpng the poor Whites TO vote and light and to hgbus
Yanks believe the Of the Institution in the
Rebel army that only M1is oppose JEFF taat King Cotton
conquer the Free Union Photographed seen 81
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Prnf. ALIEN. C. BARRY'S TRIcopnEROu On MI.

TrOI. ALBA. Z. DAIRY / KICOPHEROU , Oh MI
DcArEp CosPoUyD for preserving restoring and oesuyng
the hair Graduating scu and dandruf preventing badness
aud gray hairs curing diseases of the skin glands aad muscles
fsuch As galt rheum pmpes chban- c chaps rheumst'
ism swengs throat &C.. and giving instant reief IN
case. of cuts bruises spran-. burns scsds sc. Price =
ccnis Sold by all Druggists throughout the world Principal
office No y1i Pearl.st New York
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q. SAUYDERs's METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
oldest and most approved sop IN hsv-
been before the public for the a,forty years For SALE
,abolc.ale aud retail, at tue sU5scriber,
J. d 4. SAusD EnA No. Aston House.
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POst.O1lce NOtice.-The Mail, for tie UNITE D
KINGDOM and the CONTINENT, via Queenstown and
Liverpool, per CITY OF WASHINGTON will close
at this Office on SATURDAY the 10th day Of February at loi
o'clock M and at the uptown stations follows; Sta
tons aud B, 10 Stations and d, o. ms; Station,
and ~, % A. m Station q, a. N.
ABRAM WAKEMAN p NJ
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German Republican Central Comniitce. A reg
ular meeting of this Committee will b. held FRIDAY ENEN'
ING. Feb. H. st No. "a Grand.st, at Q O'Clock.
ANDREAS WILLIAM, PRECEDENT.
Dr. w. GrLRckg, eee,s,,,;e.
GusrAyUs LEVY 5'V'''
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Hernin or Rupture Cured.


The time has when nis dangerous complaint can ~
radically cured without. shadow Of doubt. While the country
OF all kinds Of rrsses, made principle thse
simply holds Hernia and oentmes produces more injury
than good offer to the public Truss dheIens principle
and action from al. others in use
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
ss produced the three than all TIA
ard sold such during the last Is years
denouuce valuable Instruments but Truth Is stronger hsx
fiction and viii prevail
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
ght clean and easy made on the back bond
q. .l-.is f2sd !, ha. an n"sId ana upwsId ac'ion
G~, s Ssr or :sa b % Psipa:ss
Lever Truss. Call examine and try H. We warrant
WHITES PATENT LEVER SUPPORTER
made the principle and perfect support to al
stion rooa FOX ladies' and children neatly fea up viii
female attendants aud sxiu surgeon at hand Sold only b
GREGORY Co, No 5os Broadway corner Of Houston-.t
When we are sIck.-Itis established fact thas
three or four Of Brandrshs Pills always beneficial espe-
csy when have cold cough and in bilious and lives
diseases their good effects beyond al praise When
feel weary sud on, love with ourselves and the world one
portion. of our tive pills EACH viii restore health
and good spirits because they purify the blood of nsanchohs
PARTICLES the Mack bile in fact Of the sncienis.
Ladies, Bresst-Pins. New style. two THREE.
F1E sVE s sErST F9Hv T 70 FTY bo
No. as Broadway, one door below can.l.t
twelve fIFTEEN TWENTY TWENTY-FIVE an1
THIRTY DOLLARS each.
~ ala by GEO c. ALLEN.
No as Broadway, door below Cansist.
Ladies', Fine Gold Bracelets, New STYLES.
FIGHT TEN TWELVE. FIFTEEN TWENTY-FIVE,
10 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS esch
For sale by GEO. c. ALLEN, !,
No. as Broadway door below Canalss.
PAients; Patents! Patents:
Me,,, MUM I Co, publishers Of THE SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue to &C, Attorney. Tor securing Pc
tent for new nyentons IN this md all foreign countries
Mes.rs MUM Co. have had seventeen years expert
soliciting patents and have acted attorneys Tor more
than 20 go inventors.
Pamphlets containing the Pitent Laws and other inportane
information for inventors, furnished free sppic alton
Consultation and advice FREQ. Address MUM Co.,
81 Park row. n. u aud 1h-sis., Wellington, d. c.
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The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM !" The nod
medicine discovered IT an STOOD rH1
BEET OF ALL Tests TNE having had unprecedented sale
ofSrAgIY yonTY YEARS /, is recommended by our best
PHYSICIANS, most eminent crTIxsss. the rnEs ne
TRADE in fac, by all who know H. For cerhcsie, wnieh
can ~ yen 10 almost snv extent wrappers each bottle
The Proprietor, viii cheer1y refund the money not eo'
TREY sai..ctory Pdee 50 cents and 81 the large bottles
much the cheapest. Bg CARgFrL TO GET THR eENuNn.
which l. prepared only by REED, CUTLER Co., Who,ssSs
Xrngz.a Boston. Sold IN Now Yo.k By Dealer, senerNy
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Unconditional Union Central Commit e.--Head
quarter. Gibson Halt No. 6il Bgosdw hrst floor up staiTs
The HEADQUARTERS and READING ROOM of this or
sanzation OPEN DAY and EVENING and all friends
Of the Unconditional Union cordially invited to visit
them at pleasure. ADAM {. ELLIS. President.
H. &. PARKs, ALpx C. LEWIS Recording Secretaries.
Parker Pillsbury's Lecturc.-PARRER PILLS
BURY Of New Hampshire win At the earnest request of many
friends, repeat his thrilling lecture THE MYSTERY OF
THE WAR, At Prof Mat:isons Church 4stst 6thav
on FRIDAY EVENING, 10Th inst, at o'clock Admission
free.