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TO CONSERVATIVES.

VNHE advertiser having been restored to
L health in few weeks, by very simple rem
adv AFTER having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease con-
sum ption-is ANXIOUS to make known to HIS fellow
gu fferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the
prescription used (ree of charge) with the diree-
irons for preparing and using the same, hch they
viii End a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma,
bronchitis, &C. The only object OF the advertiser
sending the prescription is to beneht the affict-
ed, and spread Info nation which he 'neeiVes 70
he invaluable; and he hopes every suffererer will
try MS remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. =.
Partres wishing the prescription will please ad
dres. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New YORK.
mchl 4d w&wSm. "a.
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Resistance at an End /!

Great news of brilliant achievements is arriv
ing from every quarter. Heads that most furi.
ously rebel against the laws of beauty, whether
they be white, iron gray, sandy glazing red, are
everywhere
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Price List.

Lilies Celebrated Chilled aud Wr0Ryat n
SUES.
Bank, FIRE and Burglar safes, Folding Do0r.,
Lock.
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AZ HISk Frs i!-These wishing fine set
w OF Whiskers, nice moustache, a beautiful
mead OF glossy hair, will pieaae read the card OF
THOS. +. CHAPMAN in another part of this pa
Pet. mch4dw4m
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TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP
TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHAP
Call at the Argus Office
10 GET JOB PRINTING DONE CHEAP,
CAu a. Tie ArRua ONcs
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STRIKING TIER C0LORS.

And assuming the lovliest brown or the most Ius
trous and perfect black, under the swift opera
tion of
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List GA Sizes aud Prices of Wrought Ir
Fire Proofs.
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Outside.
INSIDE
Width

Sample OF Fne-Proof Sale at Office Of the 4.
Ad. Agency, $50 Broadway, y. L.
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CriStadOrO's Hair Dive,

Which transfgures them in a few moments.
Manufa :tured byJ. CRISTADORO No. 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold by druggists Applied
by al hair dressers aoIosd~Im
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Gives Immediate Relief

To the duh heavy pains caused by diseases of the
Head. The sensations after using it are delight
full and invigoratIng. 1t opens and purges out all
distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
be athy action O the Darts affecIed
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-10
Bank Vault Burglar safes, Single Doors Al: !!

House Safes.
Dining ROOM. ....................... =
Panty lNo. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :
rahTy NO. ~. .
DuoeecAgon bank Lock. y
Monitor sale do .............-.....
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

ant gives me highly interesting information Their
are three principal earhworks southwest of the town
on the Pascagoua road with heavy armament Of field
ana siege pieces Two miles further out in this direc
on the enemy is constructing other light works to be
occupied by the picket line. At Toulnanville north
west OF the city, there two principal Notifications
covering the Of Mobile and garrisoned BY about
1000 men, AT Whistler Station there is an earth work
and small garrison. Beside the ram already men.
toned completed my informant states that there
two more in OF construction just up the river
one Of which might be finished in a month-the other
being only commenced. The work on the last two has
been stopped for time either for want of material
or from knowledge that their labor win prove vain.
The other armed vessels are of no moment compared
with ours. At Toulmanvilie. Whistler Station,
and in tine works on the Pascagouls road, there
are in ali about 5000 men, mostly local militia. In the
Immediate city defenses and in Mobile there
The probabilities to be that the place will be
captured without much OF fight. if any have heard
officers Of high rank and Of standard Judgment express
this opinion and wonder why the Rebels do not escape
while they have chance. The retreat Of their whole
force into the interior would surprise Nothing
but positive orders from Richmond $50 states my in
formant,) prevents II. jim.
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tAdyetisemeut.
WHAT TT WAS THAT CHANGED MISS FLORA
McFLLNsEY PPoM FRIVOLOUS GEL
INTO A SENSIBLE WOMAN.

"Qh May :" said Miss Flora McFlimscy one day.
I'VE must buy more goods Of importers they say
We must study ecOnomy-sGYing must try;
- 50 q sewing machine I'm determined to buy
" Now which is the best praJ tell. for you know,
" You Lave tried every kind y0E do nothing but sew.
(Which Is your favoritc mind don't tell tbs
May answered iRs;da,o, "Why WILCOX GIBBS
"'Tis dear little beauty, O bright busy bee;
"Fhe shape IL exactly capital q.
. ou can learn all its ways in a single bali hour,
And feel that you've gained in lcouquerng power
IT'S so noiseless and neat It's a sweet little eli;
" To the rich Il brings oasc for the poor 1t makes pc
Il never have now that sharp pam in the ribs;
And owe this great comfort 20 WILCOX & GIBBs
Miss Flora entranced. not moment would welt,
But drove dow Broadway TO five hundred and eight.
IN she founced in she fourshed-but through all her
prnking.
look in her face showed that she had been thinking.
She bought machine. then hOmeward she bed.
a little childs apron for practice she tried.
And W0uld you believe it two nice little bibs
She made in two hours on WILCOX GEES.
Absorbed and DELIGHTED, no note did she take
OF time or the lover who came in It's wake.
For her lover lie WIS that great mutt Master Willie
" 18th mustache all wax, and expression all silly.
In vain did be scOd her, and swear like Turk.
'Genft the dignity, beauty, aud goodness OF uork.
She's all changed What has done it, I7cry tell hbs,
IT'S that magical letter of WILCOX GIBBS.
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Exposrpr OF TIE DAvENroGr BRoTHEEs Az

EXPOSURE OF THE DAvENPOET BRoTHEEs AND
s,r,LAx PERyoKnEKs-We yesterday witnessed. 'he In
citation Of Dr. N H. Won Week. the in which he pro
nose. to expose the mysterious proceedings oihs p'vport
p,oh-r. and other progressed spus Most Of the press
the city represented at the Doctors apartment In the
.,o, Uon,, Mr. p. 4. Bsrnum aud other gentleman were
r,.ep, The Doctor had number Of musical instruments
zone and tied himself in e presence of his audience,
,.d nh. hand, and went through the musical pe1rnsce
ye,v credtaby and CAV. very plausible explanation o. e
ns, in which the dispose of tho Hour IN trif
hand. etc He did not boweve show ns how he could ce
M 49, when thcy were fastened by others though he Gu
% y. do This also when he appears before the psbhc ON
go. M. neriorpance satisfactory and II ne sncceeds
IN m. llss mop,ioned feat. Il viii be per.
1a.,lv an Tie Doctor also objected . satisfactory
r,,ion Of the manner in which certain other proes'ed
,sts perform their operations, and made some very
min. rsppn, by certan mysterious action Of
h ,oins The stier could only be heard however I'M
mdsr his feet and BY means went to eIpsn'
In. I,ppns. 90 TO P.sk which sve been by nun
wv rpd,s" in different pas OF roon and he made no O..
,,, m rplan tho IN which test questions have
10y by means OF In connection with the aphs
be Neyrrtheless his performance was pretty sueees.uL
10 S.sn engaged by Mr. Bsrnum. and will make his mrs,
under the OF that gentleman on ona.
ri and IL il his Intention sooner or later, TO set W LOT
hm.li" a. Clinton HsI Hope Chapel, some other pnoc
has IN this city
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RiYcs.

The Felt and Cement Roofing factory OF D. d
Move, No 234 Csna caught. ere yesterday ron
some benzine hch Mr Eoye wssprepsng Inc cu''t'o'
and int OF the budi burned out MI Noyo' wa
srrionsly burned. Los stock abor 500 ~" .tsch o.
paint. and belonging to G. ". Buche IN NO -" wa
d,u.ar ed TO the amount Of 300 insured for 800 no. 20
occupied jc~ery store by George Hear.ey, was com
pletey burned The greater part OF the stock was ie
moved Los. about 800 insured for 900 1le stock d
old books in No. l58 Cenrcst. occupied ny L. H. TrN
was damaged By the amount o! $JJ no insnrstc,
The budng low wooden structures Oh winch tle ios
will amount to 500; no insurance.
II CATHERISE-sT.
The stock Of dry goods owned BY james Crcgah
AZ No q si mayed by hrc nnd water ls
evening TO the amount - O0 Fully insured CITY com
pani.s Tho origin Of the FIRE T. unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

Mr.. Charles Kent of Worcester has sent ten
sons nnd sons.n.lew into the army. One Of them fell
brayely fighting at Petersburg one Of them died in
hospital, one is in the hospital at Montpelier and the
rest now al the front.
Capt Beall the Rebel spy, now at Fort La
fayette under sentence Of DEATH at the breaking out Of
the war 1t is said owned nrge plantation in Jeifer-
son County. Va. and worked about 100 slaves. His
fortune then estimated FL 800 090 and he is in
addition the heir apparent Of Lord Egeby OF England
He is only % years OF age.
ID. ID. Home, the celebrated spiritualist, who
recently made such sensation in the higher circles OF
Europe. is now lectnring in the Easter, States.
The late Miss Sager, o member of Saint Mat
thew's Lutheran Church Of Philadelphia. has eft the
congregation OF which she n member fine par
sonage. together with another property. valued at
$4,000.
Gov. Blaisdcll, of Nevada, is SIX feet and
four inches In height.
Two OF the selectmen of certain town in
wIrdham county. Vermont have sharp "cye to the
main chance" Being authorized to procure men u
apply to the credit Of the town. they secured two men,
at the towns expense Substitutes for Themselves
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Business Notices.
EVERY DAY ADDS FRESH TESTIMONY TO TIIE
VALUE
CHEvAIIEks
LIFE FOR TIE HAIR
VALUE OF

Re,ores gray hair 10 ito original color, stops its falling out
in three days. keeps the head clean, cool and healthy, VII
dressing offered to the public Can BE- used freely con
tain. nothing injurious strengthens and promotes the growth
the weakest hair IL recommended and used BY the r
medical authority in Nev York. All freely invited "a
examine this wonderful triumph Of science Sold 81 the dug
and my Office. 70 le3 Broadway where advice as
20 the ,reasu, oil the hair will be srntuitously given
Price 81 per bottle 50 per hal. dozen. in fancy boxes Can
be sent by express. SARAH A. CsKvALIsR NJ ID.
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ALLERfON-suddenly on Wednesday evening, Feb. IS
year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 70 attend
the funeral from hei late residence No SO East Twenty
,ix,hst, this friday afternoon. at O'Clock.
The remains will BE- taken Saturday morning. to Dover
Plains for interment.
BURTON-On Thursday. Feb i6 1855, Mary T., wife o
Marx Burton native oil Brighton England In the 10Th yea'
Of her ago. - -,
The relatives and en Of Amos and Alfred Burton and the
members OF Zeruhhsbv Lodge No. a39 y and A. ~ Hops
Lodge No 3A and A. NJ, and the Z. L. s. Social Union
are invited TO send the funeral rvn her late residence
2os Wet Twsasths on SATURDAY Feb, u. 1" u ocloci
..
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so,nryns ROBBED BY BorNTy BROKERS. u.

SOLDIERS ROBBED BY borS1f nhoAhA o'
n..,.p.ts, while looLins sher bounty brokers In New
.,, do much good by extending his field OF operations
., us Bounty Broker. in Jer'ey CiyINs~ an0
1f,o,. Ar. numerous and known that many oil them
nrv.r we've tn. pose.so 80 honestly earned "ne now
they luxurate with aba ndance Of money Anew "a,
woman named Cary applied at The Mayor ccs a..
rr.ey City for the state pay Of 90 montn IL msoh.nc
- H., wu out OF work enlisted In battery o. a
Jersey He taken 70 Newark by ao, ii. boun,
s.,s.S " Eldsr 20 whom he handed ove' us v ch'
- ~ l.. paid 10 MS WIFE which he failed 70 90 y.
ausns Mrs Cary met Elder IN the stree .Ss tpox. Of .I
- who have been robbed OF their bounty n,osy
sI ~ % msnnsr Elder hss sbscondsd and pfossoJ
nr...,,. In lhe ssms elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

Bu5sy-At Elizabeth N. j. on Wednesday stsshoon ~.
r., rs kober Z. Bmby. in tho i'th'ysar q his age.
rhi'sSsphs papers p'ssse copy.
GILiBSPE--At BuSalo the 9Th Inst. Virginia Richmond
OF H. aud the late James Gillespie
HARVEf-on "Wednesday. Fob IS. Eliza Harvey. eldest
darsn'e Of the late William Harvey oil Liverpool Enssnd
FageIai from No % sevcnieen,h-s Brooklyn. Friday
aiie,foon at2 O'Clock.
HOOGS-Suddeulv NJ Canaan NV Nsv,a, Ian 10. On,
vile SARGENT son OF WA r. and Fl zabeth Hoogs oil BROOK
Ign, ~. Y. aged 2ayear. and months.
KlMBFR-At Flushing, Filth day morning Second month
l6h. Roche relic OF Josbus kiinb-r aged u years
Friends Meeting House Flushing first dsy IN. 18th inst
Of p o. tock p m Train leaves Hunters Point at D. M
MEEKS-On Wcdne sday morning. Of pneumonia Sarah C.,
wifi ol Iocph Meeks, aged ~ years.
attend her funeral Brdsy morning tho 18th inst. =
10 O'Clock. from her late rrsidi zee, No II Beach'st
McCLlNTOCh-0n Thursday, Feb 10. 1885, Frsncs B. No
His remains will be taken to NewLondon Conn for inter-
pARKEs-ou Tn lr.day afternoon Feb IS Title d. Pierson.
wife Of Daniel = Parkes.
Further notice in TO morows paper
SruART-On Wednesday Feb u.s. a, the residence Of her
nephew. Alexander !. Bogart No 3l5 Pachcs Brooklyn.
Mary Stuart, in the 75.h year Of her
The relatives aud friends OF the family invited to attend
tho funeral th. friday afternoon, at 4ociock, at TTnny
TYLER-on wednesday morning, Feb u.s. Amirs s. eldest
dlueher Of Milton T. aud Susan Tyler. ased 81 years.
Reatves ard friends Of the family are invited to attend tho
funeral from TIE residence Of her pa No. 27i Gold st
Brooklyn, on Friday, ct o'clock p. IL
Chan'augua County papers please copy.
bANZANDrOn Thursday morning, 10th inst Louisa Van
zandt widow of DIR. Peter Narzand and daughter OF tho
ie,e Wu. Ia bsndrrvoort.
Relatives aud friends o the family invited to attend the
funeral Saturday, at y p M, from No. ~ West
FigItsenth-st.
WADE-in Brooklyn Thursday morning. Feb. le. Lucy
Pratt, younges, child OF ii. ID. and Lucy H. Wade, aged
u years end months.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of her psrents
No Bedordpace, saturday afternoon 18th inst. OF
O'Clock. Frieuds ofthe family ire invited to attend
WELSH-On Thufsday. FEB. 49, at Bergen, " j., Of con
sumption, David Lewis Welsh.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend
his funeral Sunday s.erDoon Feb. 49, ut o'clock from
the Baptist Church the New ark plank road, bergen
WlGHThAN-On Wednesday Pcb. Is, Thomas Cosnee
Henderson Of Frederick l. and Beatrice Mary Wight
aged months and % days
Funera this friday atenoon at O'clock fran Metropou
tsn-lye Brooklyn, Il. d.
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lAdyertisemsn'.

lAdyertisemsni
DR.. W. II. GRgGG-Dear SIR: | have been
suffering for a long time with what physicians cal
Diseases Of the PROSTATE GLAND and RETENTION 81
RNE md wa unable 10 obtain any relief until uyed
CONSTITUTION WATER which began 10 produce its eur
alive effect after taking two doses and no mai
can be- grateful than NJ the results. having sur
tered all that man could suffer, and live: and rather
than hc deprived OF the medicine would be Wiling I,
pay IIFTY DOLLARS Il bottle for ii.
1t has only cured me- but several other officers in
my district have been cured by il aud would recon-
mend everybody suffering from any disease OF the kid
neys To use Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUSH
Sergeant LAth Ward Police.
NEw-YoRk Dec. 30. ls6l.
Sold wholesale By MORGAN ALLEN, No. 40 Cliff-st.,
and All Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
Sanitary stores at savssnsh.

To he Editor Of The N. J. Tribune
SIR: We desire to say to our constituents, IN
connection with an article from some complaining
correspondent with Shermans army, that tue United
States Sanitary Commission sent one ship toad OF store'
IN Savannah in advance Of Shermans arrival, and has
sent another ship load since.
Yours, very respectfully,
j. FOSTER JENKINS. Genl Secy.
r. 6 Sa,;toyy Commission, No. e23 BrOadsey ~ T..
Feb To- 1905.
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Sale or Dry Coos.

B0sIOS, Thursdny, Fob to, Ir5S.
The largest trade sale OF dry goods ever held
in Boston will take place week, commencing Tues
day. IN the warehouse Of jordan, Marsh Co.. who
have placed their extensive the seryce Of CON
tributors -Four Thousand packages of foreign and
domestic cotton, wooden and linen goods representing
several million dollars IN value. have already been
entered by the leading manufacturers and dealers Of
New England. The sale is looked upon as specially
important as it will tend to establish settled scale OF
value for dry goods. Ample arrangements will be made
for the hospable entertainment Of Purchasers from
abroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
NEW.YOgK LEGESLATCRE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1865.
BILLS REPORTED FAVORABLY.

Relative TO wharvcs in New-York leased 4
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company. majority re
port.
To amend the charter of Syracuse.
Providing for q review Of the Supreme Court de
cisiOns by the Court OF Appeals.
pany.
For railroadin Christopher and other streets, Now
York
TO consolidate certain railroads In New-York
To incorporate the New-Iork and Brooklyn Dsin
fectnc Company
in certain streets and avenues in NewYork. This Is
understood 10 he the Broadway railroad bill.
To amend the charter OF the Pacific Mail steamship
COMPANY.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Incorporating the American chronological Society
Incorporating the Lvra Theater New-York.
Relative 10 warehouses and docks il New York for
the storage Of infected goods.
Amending the charter Of Brooklyn.
Authorizing the no;ares public Of other counties to
perform official duties in New. York.
Authorizing horse railroads IN this State except in
New York and Brooklyn to increase the rate of fare 30
per cent.
Incorporating the American Railway Literary [ Mon
Authorizing the manufacture OF iron and articles
at the Clinton Prison.
A resolution was adopted. instrnctng our Eepresen
tatiyes in Congress TO oppose the Niagara Ship Canal
project. Recess
Tie second bounty bill is a complement to the bounty
bill which became a law tie 10Th inst. That pro
vides for submitting 10 the people the question OF
State debt 10 pay bounties. This bill provides FOR
State tax TO the amount in the people do not
raty the FIRST law. III other respects the two acts are
the same.
The bin providing for taxing bank stock to the indi
vidual holders instead Of the capita! OF banks, was
ordered TO "a third reading Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

TIE SEMI-WEgKLY TRIBUNE contains all the
Editor articles, not merely local in character Lit
erary Reviews and Art Criticisms Letters from oui
large corps Of war correspondents; Foreign and Do
nestle letters Special md Associated Press Tele
graphic Dispatches; careful and complete Summary
Of Foreign and Domestic News; Exclusive Reports OF
the Proceedings of the Farmers Club Of the American
Institute; Talks ahor, Fruit, and other horticultural
and Agricultural Information; Stock Financial Cattle
Dry Goods and General Market Reports. which are
published in TIE DAILY TRIBUNE il frequently con
tGins articles which the great pressure of advertise
nents will allow 10 put in the Daily Edition
THT SEM. WEEKLY 1rIDty r also gives In the course OF
year three four Of the Best Popular Novels by ly
ing authors. The cos, Of these alone. II bought In
book form. wonld be- from Elk to eight dollars II pur
chased In the English Magazines from which they are
carefully selected the woud be three four times
thut sum. Nowhere else can much current inteli'
gence and permanent literary matter be had at cheap
a rate az IN TIT sIM WI.ELY TRrBryE Price five
cents. Mail Subscribers. copy year-i0i numbers
81; copies. year e.; copies. or over. for each
copv S.
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ASSEMBLY.


Mr.. VAN buren, offered resolution request
ing the Controller 81 New York City to report forth
with the Assembly the several sums OF money paid by
him during the past year account OF salaries or for
personal services Of any character and the amount u
said services rendered In each case.
The resolution hes over.
The SPEAKER presented communication from the
New. York Chamber o. Commerce. transmitting u me
mortal relative the transfer of the Battery Extension
10 the charge of the Pilot Commissioners.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
For railroad in Twenty sixth and other streets in
New-York.
To amend the &C; relative 10 the registry OF births,
marriages AID deaths IN New-Yo
To enable the Street Inspector Of New-fork to more
elcctually discharge his duties.
To regulate the storage of infammsbe materials in
Brooklyn.
BILLS PASSED.
To legaze the act Of and cities heretofore had
with reference 10 raising bounties.
To extend the time for the collection OF taxes IN
Oneida Coonty. ,
The Governor sent in the report of the QuaFaoiint
Commissioners with a message accompanying Inc
same Recess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

the Goth New.York Volunteer Regiment, and now
settled over u UniycrsGs. Church aud Society in Phil
adepha has been elected Librarian Of the Pennsylva-
MIA Historical Society by ayote Of C2 out of 9j mem
beers. Mr. Eddy was an active member OF the Union
Lengu, Club of that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17
Gpelial Notices.

Wendell Phillips the Academy Of Music, Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb q. Subject: Our Coun
tryOur Whole Country" Admission 81 cents, no extra
charge reserved seats Tickets for sale at L. Dyas Co.'S
No. 2i6 Fulton.st. Brooklyn. and at the Academy
sixth Assembly District Union Association win
hold Meeting at their Headquarters, Runks hoie No "a
Grand.st on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. II, at u O'clock
By order OF SIDNEY SMITH, President
A. HIGGINS.
seventh Assembly District Union Association.
Regular Monthly Meeting of this Association will be etd
THIS (srdayl EVENING, Feb y, AZ :. o'clock, at No VI
Sixtn.avo SALEM. I. RUSSELL, President
VIII. &c., J; r cCIT'' Secretaries.
German Republican Central Committee: A
Regular Meeting of this Committee viii De held This
a. rdav) EVENING at o'clock. Lincoln Hail. corner Of
Alien and Hou,tou.sts GEO. STEINBRENNER
GEORGE MAScHOr, lsec,s.,,.s fFesdenI
II. r. kLuCkHCHS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-17

JEpPERs, 573 broadway. is selling his stock of
Ladies' and Chdrens Boots and Shoes and fine Gents
Slipper. At low prices. Je6eu 573 Brosdvav
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MARRIED..

DuRAND-TAYLOROn Wednesday. the 18th inst. by th'
Rev Dr. Ecceston. Wicklihe b. Dursnd 70 Miss Jennie A.
Taylor, both OF Newark. N. j.