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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

Baker over Banks 7I5, over Porter 6sS.
Brown over Banks 6fS, over Porter us.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

BEAR CHAsE-Preparations have
nesn made for a grand bear chase in
this place on Thursday, the 26th inst
As Mez,rs. Tyson and Snyder have ri1
Of the "varmints" on hand, we have no
doubt there will be a big chase, for
bare
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
Assenbtr.
BGal,. Porter. B1S

The following is the official Eome vote
OF Assembly in this District:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

r@- All those indebted to James B.
Marley, for book called the Nzrse aud
Spy, will please leave the money at tho
Store OF Miss Devices, in Patterson on or
before the LIST Of November, as he needs
the money.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
THE CITY HOTEL,

at present in tie occupancy of S. NJ Aul,z,
together with all the outbuildings and ap-
purtena noes thereunty belonging, The
location is one of the best in the Stats.
and the house is so well known as to
render description unne cessary.
To any person wishing TO pur-
chase desirable Hotel prop
erty, the opportunity is a
Terms made known on day of sale.
oct. 25-2t. T. J. MOORE,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

s@- Don't neglect to read the new ad,
yer.isemen,s 10 this weeks issue.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
From Washing gt0n.

Chairman Union State Central Commit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Commsrcisi Intelligence.

IoSpoN NOSEY MARKET-Monday evening
March I3-Consols lower oiosn.a t0@i The d.eonn'
ter 81 unseftled Confederate loan. d30J'. lnoi. tet
n~re. rrsJ ed l. United state 800 de;nedt In" peid
ID shsres. I0It ..t...
T5e Tn, ,a,s: "The Continental questions or America
p.ssI bod. show decline Of about per cent, the niiha
lion. r<.g the new Of 10 ODVO having counter
,et.d tho influence u tie recent vlctoI.r.. -,
Vne,dey Evening March Al ho funds remain Gun on
Io 10. dency il iii toward Confsdsrsie Loan 81
prcnch Renes e rs ccnimos United states ozos i"ith"'
IWtrpooI CoTTos MAREEr--MaTch l3.-There has been
God demand for cot and ar todey Toach V"" pale
OJ on ,pecuatou and export Frees nave ADVANCED i,
al rer n ior American. =, , -. III.
1usre l-Demand confines srtenNve, tnd sales o-dy
e,rt 20 u bae- 5o0 speculation aud export fher
In. father mTroyed id. Ter n . l.,
IfyEEPoot ORy MARkHr-Merch IL :" h'h 10 sv"u u
, -, s5vsncs Of Ia 20 per GENITAL. Flour dbl aud unal
,d Indian { or, N requests fine Danube p td2C 3D.
IoSpoy CoEs MARKET-March Bile market Hsluy
q .ornief T1er. -. ult4 c,.., anil, "a
ioypos COLONIAL HLEKEr-Nsrch lh-sng'i quiet 'o'
-. 6r,u T,s duL Ia low hrrncr az ~. 49, 4,
ItyKHy1oI. March H. evening -IorTo -ih' "'l'' =
,T.r vrb advance Of luld ,nre fIdHy sa-- Ivi 'N'
a., " 40 b. IS including 8tOo bllS TO sprcra'"rS tnn ~
,.,.rs The Manchester market closed WIN "a np"f'
Tbe sdycc, from Manchester are fiyorstie.
FI0rs quiet aud steady WHEAT hniri a'u 10 n's'u
ma fosy brin ana descriptions sd high'r' bhh
-, ~ ",aly PORk easier. LARD qu,I but hrm o. %
H. Brrrys dull and Easier. TALLow h.a'y -, ~ A.
,,rcf;c n SUGAR stcndy. COFfKK. no ,ar, mr. 800"
AsursHs, LISsgKD on quiet snd sttdy. ho-is'''| Wv"
ca,.,T. = rppgsTfsy very dol PITRoLEuh sterdy
-. Ia ion money, e. sdts.. ~
n n,i.oia CentleL, 81 asa frie 3iid3ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

. - - - stated that ca
In TIE TINES Of this morning II ~. Rave REASON I.
nnmber Of depositors was 9, 500; We. amount ",
believe IL was nearer 1900. The higen here va
heard OF in any deposit is 900; but ,eoplt
an immense number Of very small sums aud it
have gone on full OF confidence placing their depo,
with the firm yet there be little doubt that the banA
usht to have been closed years ago.
Tie accounts OF merchants, manufacturers. and
others OF that class not they
few years ago. many have been transferred TO joint
stock companies, but there stu q sufficient num-
Der Of tuoh accounts with this firm to do
amount OF mischief and the Inconvenience felt today
was enormous. ntgatcd as 1t was " some extent by
tho assistance afforded by The jontstock companies.
Not the slightest indication experienced OF a run
on either OF the otter private banks but all through the
day the crow drcraned in front Of "Attwoods gazing
on the dizzy walls still seeming u doubt whether the
Old Bank to which sort of homage has been paid for
two or three gen, rationsthc honored of which
was magical word transL listed from father 10
had really closed. Far into the evening the people u
gered IN mont OF the building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MARCH, 81 sc-

less opportunity to distinguish Themselves. Mr.. Faw.
COLI was ehec'Se In the peasant part Of Potchor (Which
Should 10 Po'ichon) and Messrs Chester HnnIey and
Asson appropriately sustained their respective chnrao.
'efs Ahe piece was put upon tho stage with admirable
effect Most Of tho scenery is new. And all Of it is TX
celIens. The moonlight view Of Tim and the group Of
"""e OF st. Laurent are fire pieces OF
mechanical well AS scenic II genu.y. -"''"''u"e'
and appointments generally pre- equally god. Per
haps the cannon In the first act we're less gitering
pnd awen'pring. wo migi. wonder at the absenee Of
ammunition with Which to feed them but. rs i. is they
seem caPsble Of sufficiently dreadful things their
own aecoost to make these usual nccoupaninens 81
pcrfnous On the whole there is really little left to be
v ished for In the mannc, in which Corporal Car
'ouohe" Is produced Tie action. moreover. is enl.
vcned by spiritea and characteristic music expressly
composed for the piece by NJ. Robert Stoepe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Itnly.

The Turin journals publish letter from the
Minister Of the Interior the sub project of Aosa
wherein he Hnnonnces the Lively satisfaction 81 the
King at receiving the address irou tie municipality OF
HAT town. The Minister adds Assure tie people That
the reports which have been spread of the separation OF
the valley Of AOstarum Italy are absurd and utterly
destitute 81 Foundation: and. moreover that IL is the
intention and desire of the King and of the whole ia
non always to maintain its connection with Italy, and
10 defend il against every eventually.
Inc letter concludes with promise from the Minister
encourage tie development of the Of The
province.
Sisnor Solls will make bis financial report on the
18th
Cen Monticello has sent dispatch 10 the French
Government requesting II lot Ia Withdraw st present.
division oi tue French army stationed In Rome.
Other wise II would Dc impossible 70 guarantee the
maintenance OF public order.
Sign,r >ea his made his financial statement. The
total deficit for the years lSt6t7 j. 600 GO francs.
rom ihis amonnt has Ia be deducted 20O1Q0n, the
proceeds of the STATE railways thus reducing the deficit
TO I25onOoO The minister requests authority 10 con
tract d loan OF i:5 $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

In the Deputies debate took place on the
position of rele ious Dssentrrs in Prussia. Tho Min
sier Of Public Worlp said that article IL OF the Con-
ituiion protected the Dssentor and that the report
If the committee Acknowledged that the! had not been
subjected any oppression. The creed OF the Dis-en.
tiers an alteration which must be ien 10 ls natural
course. The national welfare il based upon the belief
in od as rev ealed in the Old an1 New Testaments
and tAs Is Tie princlle whch eud.s the Goyernment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
France
{ the Corps Lcgislatif of March

In the sitting Of the Corps Lcgisatif of March
H. an Imperial decree read ordering the obseauies
Of the Duke dc Morny TO BE- celebrated nj the public
peusc. All the depd'ics will I've present ut the funeral
res which are TO take place at the Church OF the Ma
delGine on Monday.
Inc funeral obscquies Of the late Duke dc Morny
were performed Monday with great pomp Pore Ia
Chaise.
Tho price If wheat firm on the Paris market and
miller paid 80 confines more snck.
Notwithstanding tie frmness in the price Of wheat
the price q -four remains stationary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Italy.

Ire 1Run OP'H'one announces that the King
has signed decree granting full amnesty for political
oenses and for contradictions Of the law well
rs 10 ail those Iersons who compromised In the
Asprononto afr. In the Deputies The bill for the
abolition of the penalty Of death crimes committed
under tie common law agreed to. Capital punish
ment Is maintained in the military and a codes and
Ia the laws against brigaBdage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
DIE ID.


BARNF Brooklyn on slod,y March 2s. Annie. sis,sr
Of Rev. j. = bsrt a-~d AZ years 49,, -,
rrr,st,.s and fund. respectfully instd 20 attend her
tuners, from Christ hurch Chapel e Clinton and
lnque-r.st- TUESDAY 2sih inst. At r. IN -
COLiON-At Fast Orsrg' y j.. ssturisy Marrh a. OF
cousuupilOn, "a ali Elizabeth. vile Of % Woo worth Iol
ton asei - yeats, months. and days
In era scnife. the Tr,dnce Of Mr j. II Cotton Frrsi
q, n It cond door west rom CLIFTON At, Brp0.lyD H. L.
Monday. 25tii inst, NJ 5 .. IN -, .
DUTY h. fuu-l .rycrr To- Rev. Ehl Do'y late Ni1lor
ary China. viii he he'd on Monday afternoon, at 0cocS
IN the Ref Dat Church i.ttiy ctf~ piacr.
ne .,mtin. viii iuiored e' Psuispany y D. IN Tues
day.
tLEsING-on Standby 2G,h in,,. John Royss Fsnios IN
Tie 80 n year Of l..asc. - IA
IT, fuuer, will TAX place Tue'day The shh ns o. 10
m om the house OF Ills son in law. Wa H. Il fd" NO. ="
West siicirrlih.st. .
GIOSSFR-On SATURDAY morning Nsrcs IS ~ csnnmp,lor.
Mary l. x,hrth vie IT Henry CLOSER aud daughter OF Ih"
late jacob Hawk hurs', IN ne SIN year oil h.f sg. 49,
Funern ,eryic. viii held Ter late residence. No ~
West ythrd 81. ruesday the s5Ih nsi Il, o'clock
ri. relatives end friend, q the ly also e member Of
st John, Lodge No. l. r. y. NJ. are rrspecu..y l"'bnd
offend
HiCH>-On Tne.lay evening Msrch2s, William T. Hicks
Ag.d ~ year, . -,
s r. ai and friend. ofte family invited attend The
fun.rsl tuesday. 20! DO - 1t ina No. rou u q rsid nee
his h'r Ia law, joseph LawTeLce NO iIe MAl'o"
ave. without fIfther iuytrlon
MFlFRSOn saturday morning aSh inst, Of cariet fever
M,ry Alice youngrsi child 81 Eu'ch g. aud Charlotte L
Aiyfr. ss.d year,. months. aud days.
Relatives rnds Of the ami We repeatedly invited e
attend the lDnell sgyec - he held IN stFeni, eihiA -
nrsr Third w.. 'ri. ~ I'd - az Tucon, Ct O'Clock
Phi ui~lphia T-l-rs p ace copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Prem San Frnnciscs rad Chsna'


The mines Of California are yielding henaiy
scrc the rains The receipts ofeasnre here 10, ~
ors over 81 100000 The deposits at ne lsn, On no.
hre o., snscula,iys movements In legal tenders.
cont D, ,a now selling at 56a57 and there Is an An
creased demand for the best mining stoc an..v
Hdyiees from Hong kong to January ~ 10y xro,,
mo Authorities at Canton have ProhiDi'on W. - 40
40 rcs This ncws has caused that article % 80 up
In san Trsncisoo where there are many 'iN"'
Arri,ed ship Hornet from New'YorE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Urdin mud China.

CAIcrrTA, Feb. l6.-Markets duh. -
change on London. p u.
IoNn,Y. Fob. IL Exchange on london 2i
CASIoN Feb. l--SAiriings hnd Twist unchanged.
Tea unstered: total eap%t ~ date. 10, 5OO0 900 n.
Exchange ou London. An.
SHANGHAI Jan. % - lea end silk dull Settlements
ia fortnight 900 baleS Export 10 date - 90 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
: syoPpAGg OF ATwooDs, sPoOSBR AND co. z
BANK, BIRMINGHAM.
Prom the IOu!0u Times,


BirIlsGHAN, Saturday, March III. - Inc
yetp!C o. taIs town and the surrounding district awOhe
TINS morning 70 be on occurrence which H. peihapt'
- great calamity has ever bciGlen any lDcHilt.
1he sloppege 81 bank must be alN Us attended WIN
pore OF less Of hardship disaster, and MIS- ~ bot tnn
oa1e very :l out OF Tho Oraa ary way ~ maj re
spec. Here vas o bank occupying the very highest
tSee ir public confidence prrsOus IN almost every isnS
&c station Of he r.soiunS to 1t. nnd IN couisic-A
instance eOnsgning theif oil "a rs Eecping.
Nhen BirmiDgh4m retired 10 .cs LOST nj mt very few
pefsels bad tho test IDEA of tie great disaster i'm.
{eholog THIS mOrDins, soOn sitel daylight, tle sid
seAs spread ike wcilre; lie iCcel papers told the
sOry, but people unwilling 10 believe. poured into
newt 70 BE- convinced OF the truth. On tue door VI
.sle bank The following was posted
is with feelings Of he deeprai concern End dses, We
that owing to circnm't4nce osef which We lave 40
~-Hci, we coupe I'D 20 sup ld payment.
..Ns-ch TO- isss.1
Ilere was longer room doubt the occurrence OF
re terrible disaster which TuilOr LAD tod, the excite
Seri AID constorns,iou arising from such blow may
ingec the effect Of 1t ia 10 Dc felt hereafter IL ~
~ 100 early o. estimate 1t; but tie feeling OF dsmay
Nead abroad depicted IA thousands Of faces 20 day.
w. Of Tie ontcip ned misery and rrin.
He.Necl ara 10 O'clock this morning there were
.ss that the news Of the stoppugo had reached the
SsIet from the agricultural localities especially the
! trains brought IN hundreds. Tor 81 all probability.
Ian tHrcCloui It's o! TIE neigAboTnB population
rsF WeU accounts 1t AtwoOds. Persons " every
.e" deposited their moneys there; In countless
w. ese welo the hard savings 81 the huInblest. There
- CepritS IN The bank which bad TemaiEed I'M
-. "a ior generation. Who would have dared q
.te ile expression Of doub. RS ~ the stability al
80 Ooos and Sp00nerf Such the tone u public
EeuaY IN these Circumstances 1t 10 needless TO cay
- 70 ruin will be widespread and affect an mmsnse
snOcr oil persons and interests. Ladies and others OF
49, hwer stations. were numerous class Of de.
1osi ifust money!. tho funds belong 20 different
"a and many other instances might be named Ia
SGacY w. ~. yssi6 No dspv1ltSd a. Liza lHyk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
The soul J sway by. and tho heart I bear.
Shall never ssy with DOUBT, nor shake with 70,

thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish Chic
whom 'rryed for battle and thus may all cry them
selves against tho Lcsons Of Dy'pep. Hesdaehs. Asns
ssl0wne'' LansuOr. Liver Compliant and all ,hsr con
eonl.an. evils, with bottle two Of PtAsrAroS BrrrHs
the original 5. T-aso x. The crest Tonic which 10 stilI
increasing In popular favor and ssectns than
before ssmpatcaly TIE Poor Mans Friend and The
Rich Man. Blessing PLANTATION Brrsss 'ola By all
respectable dealers .hroUshou. the hsb;a5ls siObs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Spain.

4 telegram from Madrid Of March - says;
In todays sitting If tie Congress the Minister 81 III
nance Announced that in consequence O the reduction
effected in the Budget the revenue aud expenG.lgT,
for .soj would balance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Japan.

disnatch from Shanghai Of Jan. %, says;
The renort Of the rebuilding II the Smoro'aki foii Is
.n' Japanesc steamers have been found In
Srats forming part of tie expedition to punish the
Prince OF NagatO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
New-Zeniaud.

Advices from New-Zealand Of January stat
ha aiairs there were less poacoabe. Ine Detection
the Isuranea natives is announced. and the WaikD,o-
are ad to be prep ,Inx to assist the Iaranaki tribes
resisting Gen, Cameron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
ASSEMBLY.
RIILS REPOHTED.

To amend the law for the incorporation OF
life ana health insurance companies H.,
TO close Second ave BROOKLYN "bch "a' o'u'i""
10 n third reading. ,
Relative 10 en- ploJ Is on railroads. .....
Heioiiyo ~ The accounts Of removed executors nuo
= Iionrn.d until O'Clock on Monday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Australia.

A Telegram from Melbourne Of Jan. 26 says:
fine comet is wish 10 the sogtl.wcst IL Is sup
posed 20 be- that OF s3 predicted by licrschr as re-
itIuabs IN "a yeaTs. The Kent has arrived at III!
month al. 10000 ounces "f gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Fires.
~ Observation-Disclosures

~ Twenty IFTH-sTRBET
On Saturday a shed belonging to William
Nibo, 81 No. ~ East Twenty fin IT.. containing mar
lie nnntels. was damaged by Dire Loss 500 No
insurance.
IN PRANKLIS.STREET.
The Photographic apparatus mandatory 0i
Mr. J.. N. tnrbett the fourth floor OF the iiarle N
Railroad freight huding IN frunkn.st, near Centre.
was damaged Ivy fire on Saturday night to the amount
Of $500 Insured.
AT TIIB FOOT OF HARRiSoN-sTREEr.
The barge Enterprise, lying at the foot of
Harrson.st eden with hny, was destroyed by fire ON
Saturday night Loss s. 900 The lIe the work
of an incendiuy
IN aONROE-STRERT.
Early on Sunday morning fire was dlSc0v-
cred in the attic bedroom II the premises No -
MonToe.st. occupied sailors boarding house by
John Koarnes. IL VS. soon e1inguish he'd. Loss on
building and furniture e2Jo. Insured The body OF
the occupant Of the room, Patrick Carr, was found
lying The flo terribly burned about The bead and
iody. He il supposed 10 have accidcn' ally set fire 70
the bed lie MAS "a sailor, aud nntiye at Ireland.
Later in the day Coroner Gamble held an Inquest on
the body ma ayerdict in accordance with the iacs
was rendered.
~ TGFTY-iiFTH.Sr.
Shortly after O'Clock last night n fire broke
out In the carpcntersbop of Alderman dcCool In Fifty
fftl.st near S.vrntl.avc. The shop ent 9 y
destroyed. 10 about -. The FL. extended Ia A
anne building in the rear of the shop, owned 10y g. w.
Thomas which was damaged TO tie extent OF Slow
fully insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
NeWyOHK STATE IEGlsLATtRk'

SENATE . ALBANY. March o. 1865.
The Senate, after the report OF sundry local
tiiis ,dioutned until "A o'clock ON Monday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

SEVENTEEN H0U Is SAVED FROM BURGLAR
~ THEE WEEEs The Office of She Burglar Aiafl
Telegraph Is removed to No. is- Broadway. !
U0IMi-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

..,....m.., Or ,hs Pennsylvanis Legis'
UIRu.puRo. Friday. Msroh q. lsoo'
Tho penn'rlysuis Legislature to-day 3D.
ioytuad aims die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27

Advert iseuIs a.
RARE CUAyCg- Il offer selections from ny
iom.nsr assortment Of X, dy slnde Ginning. bxN1s
aud BOi-' ~ cost IrtN \. Hh"hA",
No. - Fourth ave. aud No d! Iaiu! cite place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
IN rIFTY-rIFTH.s ST.


THR FUNNIEST OF LIZ. NJ. :, will be ready
this week with Extraordinary Developments of lie
lie on tine Brain aud Ersiu- on lc The most comic,
,.qbehc nod side splitting OIL Jokes sad Greasy Fun
ever put on paper. Laugh and Gror fat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Three DAYS LATER FR0a EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Amrrica-Debase IN She
ENGLISH Parliament on shc Drfenscs Of
C,,.d.-Dep,edatien OF the Rebel
p,,x.,c.r Shenandoah - Burning OF
RIeven American ssips-ArrN"i o. 'ne
shenandoah 1T Me'bo"'ne-stopPngo
Of a Bank ut Observation-Disclosures
.f CAPITAL Puni.hme"' in st"iy-Pros-
,bc War in New-Ecaland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
seventeenth ward Ciizcn-' Recruiting Com

N0rth-W stern Fair.
r.. u,oule II the Noni. entered upon this IN
,a.. b, IN ewGl warmth ard undated enthusiasm
.riuy ~ rIpc1i,ce tia, Fair which ia the fassrn cites
b.co- n er Institution - 10 he great Hffi
url West the most appropriate means II M MIA hs p'er
liar available Tor Ito usAeht vi he oNa 'Oue
IT.. Santa tonl.niss,on. - =,
Their troyr., for aid New fork 4 limited and modest
d..irs coutg butlors II suth worhs Of M r,turs
.,.,ssry lsiry,sp fancy a{eles new Or second hand
hirh = ii Dc fSly spirtc sed end greatly valued IN 'nt
Vr,, wnr, the ,iois-r population, continually o9ns'd 70
deal with ue,urs have had little opportunity to granny tneii
Tic following committees have been organized for this ey
II il I'd that donations OF lind shai he cent IN
-, 20 III. 9On Of April u,kt Contributions In money VI
~ nyested here tho above MENTIONED Afes as 'I'
o,, p.,F,sb. ,ahY.s IA which lhry con D. transmitted
MRS. DAVID LANE, Chairman
Mss MILLER, Secretary.
JANIS A. ROOSEVELT, TreastrtI
~, c.,4. al F,t ace. Architectural OrDBment~
Mrs DAVID lANF hfs. HtNhi a. WIN
Mn, H. NJ NUM-
'"' iriis Rubhsr Goods
slrs. 4. pEGEN
(uriosities
Mra LAt hh GIBBS ,,
Mr. MARCUS sPRihO Ma Il. N, BLAIlktoHp,
Toys-Mfs. @. J. CORNELL
Millinery
MI, GARDINER 1902,
pousior.i 10 money will be received by JANIS AhoooE
w m Treasurer No. ~ Ma1sp-!sne. -. =,
IA Kind should be sent 70 the rooms Vi 'Ie
ssnitary Couuisson, No. s!3 Broadway 'op staiifl
Asrated Broad w. have been requested TO state that
IA. Aerated Bread Wofks corner OF thy io"Ihest 40
Ioadrsy vii b Suspended for short time 20 snsps We
to n,rodues machinery adapted 70 the nsnn.
t,e Of Bread By and Improved rooess-t.e Invention
OF pr. DAysLnH Of London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
yarISIfIED

nuBlNsUN-sEf MOtR--Ou Monday 2ih inst. by Rev
II. G. Humphrey r. y Ro9fon 81 New Tok 20 srri-t q
A. daush..r Of David H. seymour Of Psst.kil No cass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-27
Special Notices.

Relief for the Poor-R.v on tRLts :. fOBlN,
sONs new le,,ul-' Dr-st Lie TONIGHT at Cen raj
isfooiiyn, sI.o Rev i rRiME Irru.en." .i'r.
~ entertaining .cnc 90 TN tsDA1 gth ~ wrrs %
Turkey nd iar Tux, saue glsce Tickets u s"ayues
Dyes = Co.. oftAe door.
Fourth Ward to the Rescue.-A mee'ir, Of th-
cttr, OF te " srd r"'p ctye OF patty, WI Be hrd al the
friiH6AS fyFvSS v,yh 90 ocos 70 dvi Ie
waJ. aHd ssu, - Is Of the cousPi' Who have been
recently dsa d. ard 10 misr PREF sou to " ere ,9t
youtr. be- dI,ei 80 snr q'oa Of the Nsrd 10 not
"a 90 a,urd there IL but .ho iinu % spare no Wheel
being o. rsadLrs. ior snotter rrY'i-uon'
, pubIrr Meeting n The EIGHTH WARD NOLuS
TFFH nSSO, iATlt,S viii boz held Snrrg-st Hal rr
Al ENEAiNG, MsTeh Slea, at o'clock pse.',y Come
one, COME a Ih" namr. 81 ne mrnoef, ~ ~, l,.i
10 The Heraid e oil date Th' trcfmus Qut'rf' re
.cstd b, corner Prime and Noocr.i'.. wheir pr
.on will BE- ron.tsntly IN attendance Tie fn4nco x
equity, Committees meet Mighty n 'gf Pe.l~n,
Ir.>cr. }. Tucxys Secretary.
The Citizens cf the Third wnrd requested to
r,,t a III h,u.e OF A. MAIHEMS =. conner OF OFsruw .n
sud Bac ay Its, or THIS Nondsyl ~ EENo, at O'Clock
:. 81. LEcosrr. Sec. HENRY CARTER. Chairman.
Fair for the Freedmen.
A A''oeiliion o.. Laar' VIA aoa s'' a' D''''''D
MONDAY, March q, :.
and eosnon the ',s % f ,o .ors T., 20 co.
ap,rr by contributions o. sFcle, suitable 70, &c ~
cash which vii .. received by Mrs ). MlN,hEsafh'
Nang'r No - Gra9eic! rss PC; kvnshny sr4hS
lTHARM. No. 800 broadway. Also, by ). "INOhESiEh
No D. J3An-s'., near Nhsseh
seventeenth Ward Ci'izen-' Recruiting Conn
HEApeUARgtss sTIusss HOUSE 30 80 boShW
VOLUNTEERS WANTED - go .
Patriots Soldiers, now your time 10 cn'@ Ire hs@'s
Bouni.ss p..d. ana
For one year rlen.......... $500.
taud the hand money! go.
ynr ,,so.yenf
taud the hand money!.
tand ,l.o hand money!
Extra hand money viii be paid BY the "ad tomu'itee
To our veteran h,Iocs enl ting Ia Otn haheees' tTp'
$50 rAta Bounty viii be paid -,
Tine end Of the Rebe iion = ear ms . nhdodu'rdr W
s, cal OF the Gog,inLent upon hrf ge-h suns " ''''
"' RALLY C1TiLCNS--RALLY!
WILLIAM H. FALCONER,
D. HERbERr WILLIAMS
SINUS l.. kAfFF,
GEORGE CAktlELD
PETER COOK
CHARLES u. CORNELL,
Cianptn Executive Committee.
GTopof r srpissRpSssR, SECRETARY.