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STATES HOSPITAL
Private NediGai DisDensarK.

DIX
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
Private Medical DIspensarY,
LAG Jefferson Avenue, Detroit Mich
Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel.
Whore every form OF SYPHILIS and all other diss
eases of the provocative and urinary organs OF both
sexes are more successfully managed than at any
other similar institution in this country. Every
one sh Ould know that whilst the snghtest cOnstl-
~tutiopAl contamination exists, marriage IL lmpOs-
sIbJe. for the good reason that whore offspring en-
sues disease ia nearly always entaiied. ms, there-
fore, Is one Of the worst impediments to mAtri-
YOUNG MEN,
suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will find this q Dispensary
where there is no uncertainty about getting releI1
but where every enc of such cases are cured per-
manently. No books published ty nor issued from
this institution by which the minds OF the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring a Femal Regulator
should enclose one dollar and three postage stamps
and by return mail they will receive. with tull d.
%rections, the only reliable Female Regulator IN use.
This Regulator Is fast becoming the fAYorlte oIladies
everywhere, simply because its action rs mlla ana
safe and can aIwGys be depended upon in removing
| oLstructions from colds and any other cause:
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
ON consultation should contain one dollar and q
postage stamp for answer, Office and rooms ar
| ranged that patients never see each other.
Consultation and services AZ the ONCE, nee 70 the
DOOR, every Saturday afternoon, from 3 to p NJ
lOf6ce and Dispensary open from s A. N. to P. NJ
lldaily, except Sundays. Alnecessary surgical oper-
atoms performed
Address, Dk.
Pest ONCE Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich
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GOES
COUGH BALSAM
is warranted to give sat
.isfaction or the money
refunded.
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b6FRVRRY ONE SRUULD USE
HALLS VEGETABLE sIOILIAE HAIR RE
EE6ER, that splendid preparation for the HAIR,
Which IA fast becoming 30 popular and % much
inquired for. No one who has once tried It VIII
var give up the use oft.
1t VII restore gray hair to Its Origina color.
Il win prevent the hair from falling ont.
It OleAnSes the scalp, and makes the hair son,
lnBtrous and Bilksn.
Il Is Asplsndie hair dressing.
For sale BY all Druggists.
B. P. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, n. rs
ProphetOrs.
BENTON, DUNBAR 4 co., Cleveland, Ohio,
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out dsteetionl Upward Of 20 cures the past month
some Q jthsn very severe cases. Over one hun.
dred physicians have used them In their prec-
tioe, anc SPEAK well oftheir efficacy, and approve
of their composition, which is entirely vegetable
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Gates can be shown. Bells Specific pills are the
original and only genuine Specific Pill They are
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the only reliable remedy for ehecting q permR-
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or Seminhl Weakness, with all its trains Of evils,
huch - Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, elect,
the Whites, Nightly or Involuntary EmisaiUns, In
cOatnenos, { entail Debi ity and IrritAsilltg, I'm.
pOtency, Weakn ess cr loss Of Power, Nervous De-
biity, &c, &C., all Of which arise principally from
Sexual Excessfs or eelf Abuge. or some c%oBstitu-
tionAl arrangement, and iueapAcitstes The sufferer
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sexual diseases, as GonOFrhea, elect and structures,
Consulting Pnysicisn for the treatment OF Seminal,
Urinary, Sexual, ana Nervous Diseases, who viii
bsnd, free to ali, the following valuable work, in
sealed envelope:
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felf-Abuse, Premature d. cay, Impotence and Loss
Of Power, sexusI Diseases Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, G initial D, biiity, 10 Ac., a
pamphlet Of 64 pages, containing important adj
vice 10 the afflicted. and which should be read by
every sufferer, as ths means OF cure in the Eevertst
stagesit plainly set forth. Two stamps required
10 pay postage. j~uly2l:RSmoW tuASy.
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brTHE BRIDAL OHAMBER-An
Essay OF warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of
. Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, in
Ssaisd envelopes. Address DR.. J. skTlin HoughtoD,
uow.rd Aasaciation pbuad.rnhga p ura.RA
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Rciecs sion OF thc Ncw-York Fire Commits
siOners.

ALBANY FRIDAY, Apfll ~ lcp0.
4 The Senate in executive session, to-day, re-
ected the Governors nominees for Metropolitan Fire
&c Commissioners. by Ia to Is
Mr.. LAlMBEER said he reported the four flre Conl
smissonsrs sent up Ivy the Governor because ne desired
have delay in this organization. The Commission
not what he expected or most desired
be could not take the responsibility of delay and must
vote 90 confirm the nominations. II was very iiD.
fportant pout that this should be aud he hoped
II would he so in every particular He thought tie gen
I tlemen named would make good Commissioners.
q Mr. ANDRIws said he felt IL his duty To- put his vote
5on record against the confirmation Of the Fire Commit
ztee not out Of any disrespec 10 the GovcrnOr WIFE
Whom his relations were aud had been Of the most
sfriendly Character nor did he object TO the gentlemen
Nominated personally; indeed OF them was friend
of many years standing lie desired further To say that
had other personal end to serve Ia as much ~ he
Lad declined 20 make recommendations foI appoint
! ment 1t well known that he had taken a piomi
part in advocating the passage q the tre b and
was equally well known that the bill had been asked
for and supported by many Of the best citizens of New
ork without reference to party. In the Assembly III
was also sustained by several Democratic votes. IL
contemplated 30 far as he knew to make te
paid department party machine. II Aaugurated
measure of municipal reform and it would certain
operate discourage the efforts making to accom-
1plish such reforms. II the gentlemen who had con
l,ributed freely of their time and 20 initate
refornatory measures should find that things were
fsimply to be tnTned from one set OF poftcans
TO another. He did not claim that be had any assur
that the partizan policy should De adopted an
snaming the commissioners, but il was apparent upon
the face Vi the bill that snch was s intent. The nun
Iber OF commissioners provided for IN the bi VS. an
even and unusual nupber-fOur. Had The design Deem
secure party predominant in the board three or ty
would have been designated "a the number. Certainly
there could have been intent to limit the represea
taon OF the Democratic party TO one. while the Union
party should have three. Such division would b. UNI
usual if not Unprecedented lie took tins course under
Ga deep Of official responsibility IN consenting ~
the confirmation OF these nominations After brc1
explanations by other Senators the vote was taken with
I the following result:
YsAs-Mesrs Allen Angels. Bailey Cole, Cook, Daeher,
sIIoyt Juand Laimbee Low Munger, Strong aud Williams
Nays-Mesrs Alsban. AIMEE Andrews Beach bell Christie
Council. cOsans Fields. Ravens Hobbs Humphrey, Muf
rhy shaier san III. White aud Woodrah.
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DIE ID.

BARNARD-Sud1eniy Wednesday April H. 1865, Iiar-
re wife Of chauneey arnsrd esq in the 6is year OF her
The relatives and euds the family respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral .surday tho 18th inst at clock
D. from the resideice OF her IN law, htnfy w.
Thompson No. Eas, Thirty fourth st., without further IN
vitatioE
BULKLEY-At the residence Of her mother, at Greenfield
HILL Conn., OF mshguan scarlet fever, Cornella Frances,
oldest daughter ofhe late Hez.sch H. and Sophia Buckley
aged years, months ard - days.
DoDGE-On Friday morning. Aphl IA, Samuel ~ Dodge III
the 6Jd year Of lis age
His friends and those Of tie family ~ invited 20 attend hi.
funeral from the Brick Church. corner Of fifhaye ana
Thirty sevenh., on M'nday. April Il, at p m. The re-
mains viii be taken TO Greenwood for in'ertuent
GAITIFR-On Thur.day April 49, Hannah Augusta. wife Of
Samuel T. Gauter ,nd d,ugher OF the late Abra stage
IN the 62d year of her ago
he relatives and n the family are respectfully invited
20 attend her funeral Trinity Chapel Cweny 'idthst,
Broadway) Monday At o'clock, wihou, further
invitation.
HAWLEY-On Thursday. April 10 at the residence Of her
son. Perth Amboy ~ j., Mrs. Wilhcmina Douglas. widow
Of the late Rev William Hawey former rector Of 81 John
Church. Wellington, d. c. IN the ia year oil her age
JANEWAY-Kled In battle near Je,tcrsvlle, Va on
"Wednesday, April s. Col Hugh Jlneway, aged p years.
pa. funeral will take pse Saturday, the 18th int brief
f,thcr VIM r. J,newsy No 10 Essexst Jersey City for
The relatives and friends Of the deceased and At
O'Clock ceremonies OF morn public nature Wi! take pl3cs
in the fr.t Presbyterian Chuch ashuson aud
suses,s to which sl Interested ia the deceased Le re-
specifically invited.
KFNT-A Warrington. u. C.. on wednesday, April Il
F1ners .esvce. on saiurdly April I5 p. from The
IiaIst Bsp,.t Church ftiays l26th Tie a'ive,
and nj nd,ae pectiuy invited TO attend wshouti1riher
invitation.
STANARDOn "Wednesday April 70. Caroline VI. stanard
widow Of Col Johu siasafd United states Amy late o.
Frederic, sbuIg, Va
Her funeral viii sse place from No. Gl West Thiriy 'irths
on SlaIdsy. a oclrct p.
Her ends snd those Of her iR m Robert s. sword arr
invited to a,tond Wilton, further notice.
sTEINIIAEU SER-On fudiy morning April H. Anna r.
nes.ne daughter OF John 4 and Nictonne Seih"ae1'e'
se.d year,. months and u day..
The relatives and rBd- Of the family arc re,Pecuuiy IN
vied 10 attend the funeral llon te Ndrncc 81 her parents
No % Cumnes, saturday afternoon, a : O'CLOCK WIN
out farther notice.
SMIrHat No "a Canine 81, april D. aier soIi ine'
Edwin smith, aged u years
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Superntendeut-N p. FOWLER, Mahlnoy City, Sehuyihl
Agent a: No 4l6 Broadway-CnanLEs C. GRUaAS
Agent at No. 90 Broaiway-C. II. RAYMOND.
The following gentlemen soc sholders and VIII act o. n
advising Board:
SIXTH SHKLDoy, OF Sheldon d Co., No. 335 Broadway.
JONI II. WATSON No. 900 Broadway, NY
IRAN CHASE. IT,, OF Chase Co., No. 2i Bfoadway'
JoHs FARRELL, Of Herring Co., No 2Sl Broadway
IN Y. 49,.
w C. ELLISON of Archer Pancos't, Nc. Mercer St.
IN. y. ~
C. B.rxBR1peE saru, No. 2se Broadway n T.
CHosGE PASCOAsT OF Archer Pancoas No. DieIecf ST.
/ II Pr1LRsroy No 90 Broadway, N. Y.
The Coiery owned by the Company IL located IN the
econd or middle Coal Basin in Nahanoy Township Schuy
kin County and upon veins that continuation OF the
Range of the Lesh Coal basin IL
successful operation for the last six months pro
ducing large quantities of the pures and best Description OF
free burning coal which makes especially desirable ior
HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES. IL 10 capable oil producing ana SEND
TO MAJ 10 coo 10 10000 tuns annually 1he run
(which the Company has upon the veins Is more thsn mile
long and comprises than 0O0O tuns Of coal ABOVE
WATER LEVEL .rcocr
or share Of stock held by HIM should he not des
Cos then profit upon the Coal TO which he Is enued
Twill be paid him in cash. .
Should more than of coal be mined during ar
wear the profits derived from It's sale viii be divided among All
arehoder alike whether they have or have not elected 70
take coal az cost.
The books for subscription the Capital stock are now open
lat the Offices the Company No 4l6 Broadway corner Of
anal st. (up stairs and No 50 Broadway FIRST hoor) where
specimen OF coal may he Pull particulars gwen on
application either personally or by note .
SHARKHoLDRRs VINO HAVE ALREADY SrnscRfBHD 'AS
|sYSD IN THEIR ORDERS YoK Coal, WHICH Is Now READY
yOR DfLIyRRY.
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A NEGLECTED COLD may cause months oil
susrins and often end, At last In consumption. bronchit
other pulmonary sGecaA. Where neglect 10 attended BY
results dangerous whs justify the careless indeeeoce
Of waiting for cold s well Itsaf'" II tho's who
now troubled with CosGs Colds. Hoar'enes Sore Throat
&C., would surely avoid the dreadful suaernss Of the
sumptve LEI them take at once DR. D. JAMES, ExPsoro
RANT remedy whose efcacy Ia, been established thirty
years. Sold everywhere.
A BRICK IN HAT-SToRg.-Some miScreant.
Thursday morning lat destroyed the costly pste glass
window of Knoxs hat so No 2a Broadway, by throwing
il brick through Whether 1t the object Of the perpe
Of this at to enable the enterprsing halter
10 sell hat with brick ready provided Is serious que'
on its puzssd victim Those who the brick
land the time procre elegant hat Of the latest style
must call upon Knox.
A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX GIBBS, No 5oi Broadway.
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1900 yang ~v00fvl
ton Of the supply bill.
Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS.


REPORTS. o.
Relative to County Court crlers. FOR tho
Eereodon Of Capitol. To provl1e grgunus i9r
final rsting place of the remains OF ork ,olun
teers wo tel at sia institute To ne9T.
porate thu students, Aid Society Vi the NewYork Free
y Academy.
Relative TO marks on casks and packages containing
4 Mir WErD moved TO take from tho table the Metro
politan Health bill aud moved the previous question.
which was ordered by 50 to 81 votes. The motion 70
Stake from the table was carried by vote of 50 TO 81
Mr. VAN BUREN moved to adjourn. CarTied-5j to %.
EVENING SESSION.
THE METROPOLITAN HEALTH BILL.
After spending several hours in the attempt to staye
off the motion reconsider the vote by which this bill
was lost, II was finally reached and the previous
question ordered by vote OF 50 To 81 While the ques
ton on the reconsideration was being taken.
Mr.. CLARK asked 20 be excused from voting.
The SPEAKER said the gentleman was already re-
scOrded.
Mr. CLARK said he had voted BY mistake, having
epaired off with another member.
Mr. j. L. PARKER would excuse the gentleman. pro
vding his request made IN good faith for the Union
party had already been betrayed enough TO deied the
bill. Some Union members had proved recreant 10
The SrrAKrn--The gentleman. Mr.. n. Clark will be
excused if there are no objections
Mr.. j. l.. PARkER--l object.
Mr.. N CLARK then voted No.
The result was announced and the bill declared lost
sby the following votes ~
'YYAs-Nessry Andrews, Barley, Bd1ecom, Bonharn.
Brsndreth A. A. Brown j. w. Brown Bronson Carpenter
Colin. Crndel, Godfrey, Gleason, Green iialenbeek
H. .brouck, Huse, Humphrey Huneerord heho2s
Lsphan Lee, Lord Morey Ocou. Oliver, o.
Parker T. l. Pasker Perry PecAard Pitts, Post, Redngoi
Reed Mhmdsou, Rogers Rost Stafford Severance sha"
rShepard shock Spoo Stafford Stanford Stewart, Strong
rolman Van buren,. Wilbur. Wood Worth -
NAYs-Messrs. Angel Bemis. Boswell Booksa,er blsg
Welt, Burde Burns Cooper Cutting Chapman ~ ClsIk w
~ Clark, Dreamer. Crogel Daniels Edwards, fldrdgc
sKeegan. Kin.bai lockwood, Lontre.. Lyons,
,Nlaloy Mathews McConve Mcdonald, Mcneil Merserean
Murray Nickcrson, Nolan Palmer Peubed flatt Roadway
Robertson Rouse Salmon Summons, Secbscher, sumner
shuts smith ,tausd Talinan, Tuner Vandersee NeedeI
W ard " ea,rr Weber Weeler Weed and W hiiman
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mIRRIE ID.

CHAPMAN-HEGEMAI-On Wedne day, April II, at the
residence Of the bride ther by the Rev. j. Searle m
H. Chapman 10 Miss Annie r. Hegcman. daughter OF Daniel
Hegeman. esq. both Of he town of Oyster Bay. Il. l.
RRY-DEERING-A Natick. Mas Wednesday.
April 10. by the Rev Strong, WIN. l.. Perry 70 Annie
Augusta. daughter Of til, Hon. Roger Deerins.
WALLS-FREESTONE-A Wilsnsburgh. N Y. on Fri
day April H. at the prsopage OF the Souththird5 NJ
r.. Church, by the Rev g. Inskip, Mr. James r. Walls
and Mercy l.. frees.ono both Of that city.
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The Finai Defca, Of the Health EilI.

Special D. steh to The ~ Y. Tribune
ALBANY, Friday. April IA. lotJ
The Health Bill was finally defeated TIL
evening after most stormy session. Twelve Uhio
members voted with the Democrats, 10 stayed away
Great Indignation is felt at this conduct.
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rhe Company are prepared to deliver Coal at once 70 81
,crbers TO the Stock in the order in which
tho Shares taken
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Surrender of the Chief Army Of Juarez
Central Mexico.

CAIRO Ill, Friday. April II, ls63.
New Orleans advices OF the sth inst. are received
Tie True Delta Claims to have official Intelligence ina
Gen. Rhcagena. commanding the cmei army OF Jutre
IN Central Mexico has abandoned the contest. HI
whole army has gwen up fighting and returned to thel
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The MUTUAL PRfsCPLx.

KyIcKsRBoCXKR ASrHRAcfrR Coal CoSPASr.
Oiiice, Nos 4l6 and GO BROADWAY, N. Y.
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Special Notices.

special Order No. The officers md member. % W.
S,l,or Men. Tro,ective No. Union OF tn tiiy Of New
York vii ,nee at their Hail. No 10 Punce t., on ~ =
DAY, the 18th inst At 10 70 participate IN e sot'
A. PRIME, President.
g. z. WHITE, Chairman Fx.Com
PERRY VINCENT, Gland Marshall
: 81
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saving of more than 20 per cent at present prices
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The Funeral Of Gen. r. a. smyth.

WILMINGTON Del. Friday April IA, 1860.
The remains OF Brighten. 1. A. Smyti
rived here today at O'Clock and will be Inferred OF
fonday afternoon with appropriate ceremonies.
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A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX GIBBS. No. 500 Broadway
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srSp IN TnrrR ORDERS roK Coal, Winch Is Now READY
FOR DELIVERY.
FANCY CAssIMBBEs.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO CLOSE Buyers
who won't
CHorcg Goops at Low FIGcREs
|ou Lsrss and Varied Stock Of
.nivurYG.
h, been nased to nse, the market ,nd constantly
adding
FaYsH GosDs,
Laid 10 =. Greatly Reduced Rate.
AL Of which We oIer Very Low
FoR Casa.
HALsrED STILES.
Importers snd Jobber,
Noa 81 and 81 Mnnayst
We HAVE THE FABRICS.
Advertising farce expensive tool unless Oh. cd
sesers stock is fully mp 10 bis printed pf9cama,on
object Of this Advertisement merely 10 notify the pnblie ~
hc stock OF Ladie. Misses Cnhdfens and Infant. FANCY
HATS AZ GENiNs No 80 broadway not only include. rTrJ
.op brought ont th, SWinz by tue ecnrrsl trad.
but large number 81 "cia modes, introduced by ihs ei
n. hoa.e ny OF when ' 81 ,"rs sI ss b ,o
III why "''' ''' ." Grsrs No. 81, Broadway.
DR. NOs EISESBERG,
iSvRsroR or FAMOUS
AESTHETIC NHUKALGICON
goB INV CuRE DissssNs os THE
Ery FAR, CHRosIc Car,RRn
My be- consulted at his Con'ultng Rooms
|uv,ytxo Rr,ropyn bv oss AppIIcArioS with b.. voS
ErtSBERGs AEsTHyrIco NgussLGicoS.
PRICES REDUCED
1BALrrroRE FIaE PLACE HEATERS
AnsRICAN kIJcHKsHRs, RaSGEt,
SoHo0LrIa ias .SS nsSff'r FSsssS
R,cHAEpsox BoISroS Co No. 2A wa'erst
Gall and examine, OF send Tor circular.
ALL LApys AND GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE
BEAUTIFUL HAIR.
CgrvALIsKs Lvg HAIR
restores GRAY HAIR to its original color soP ia FALLING
|orr Ieep. the HAD CHAN Stands above comparison with
any other hair dressing Sod the Drug Stores and at my
Office, No. l,I2a Broadway. Sarah a. CnErAnrH, MD.
ITO 'Ao "
Eases WIN VINO" 'H'o''' ''0 @'''''
lteehng Mrs WISsIows SOOTHING SYRUP IL safe and Ger
, A.. -. - ,tf,,r ,o,,. .rd ,.xe,
ain remedy II hi' $1,000 VIC 'e'' VI '''' '' Wv "
|A"'"" " ~
,of,sns the gums. and sllay' the pain.
-, W., p.r,,c, \ynnnu, Cr AIMS
o,merlv made by the late 6rn Of HUTCHINSON WICK
sKsHAx manufactured exclusively by CHASE Co., no.
clsla4 iiate
: - - -
For the GRAND ILLUMINATION.
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CAPITAL STOCK. $500. 900.
Shares 10000 at SO each.
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julius q. Pohie, VI. d..
Formerly OF and Successor %
DIR. JAMES X. CHILTON Co,
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST,
No. g3 Prince-st-, New York.
- Particular attention psid to the analysis or Ores Metals,
Mineral. Mineral Waters, Commercial Products &e, a.
The American Union Cornn'issiep.
THE Commission IA engaged In the great work OF relieving
the -r,s.n~ restitution aud ,userngs Of REFUGEES They
at all the military posts Of the West and South
West and along the Atlantic coast well Washington,
Baltimore and New York for clothing, shelter transportation
and The late of our armies have DOUBLED
sYrGEE EsGRaroS ard H.. claims upon for disb1rse
ment. Of money and distribution Of supplies have increased
psopor,iona,.ly. We need additional CLOTHING NOW,
Tor MEN. WOMEN aud CHILDREN Many Of them are
ds and ueed special provision and care Contributions Of
money can be " STOUT esq President OF the Shoe
and Leather Bank clothing and supplies to No ID Bible
HOUSE.
Person, IN ,his City in h. county needn. REtUohE
LABoRERs apply ~ letter or personally at NO. u
Bible House. By order Of the Commission.
JOS ?. THOMPSON, President.
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Advertisement
YORK, April G., lsT.


NEw.YoRE April G, $3.50.
WE HAVE THIS DAY
REDUCED TIE PRICES
20 PER CENT
on OUR STOCK or
GAS FIXTURES LAMPs, &C.
ARCHER & PASCOAsT, Manufacturers
'Nos. 9 m 49, IS and n Mcrcer.st., New.fork.
.t" Advertisement
CLOTUITG.-PRICEs REDUCED 81 PR CENT al
Nos 90 and 292 Bowcry. GEORGE a. HUNTER q 90.
fAdver,sementI
Six wears experience without failure. Pro-
ect yonr windows and doors with the BCEGLAE ALARM
FTTLIGRArI, No. los broadway. i. HOLMES
IAdverisenertl
NEVER WEAR A Couch, or irritation on tne
lungs when you can buy Ayes CHERRY PEcloRAL' the
,worlds great remedy that cures H.
Advertisement
Boys ALL-WOOL MELTON SUITS. at SLY.
IBRoYAw No 81 Fourth-ave and No % Lafayette place
Adyer tisenent.l
JEFFERs, j73 Broadway, Is selling ms stock OIL
Ladies and Chidren's Boots and Shoes and hne Gents
Slippers 10 low prices. Jecrs No Jlj broadway
-
ADVERTISEMENT .
CORxs RUyIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
deeses the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHAsIE No go broadway
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devoted 10 the consiiera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-15

We HAVE THE FABRICS.
Advertising H. expensive tool unless ne sd
yesers stock is fully mp 10 BIZ printed pfocamaon The
object Of this Advertisement merely notify the public That
hc stock OF Lad.. Misses Cnidfcns and Infants fascf
Hats No SO Broadway. only includes every
op brought this sprns by the ecnrrsl trad.
but large number 81 sI"ca modes introduced by hs eid
many which II superior Tcness and beauty
Gone aud you1i find have the iabfcs ~hers
with to verify what Ne put Ia PRINT . ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-15

No INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-15

FANCY CASSIMBBES.
SPECIAL NoTicE TO CLOSE Buyers
who want
CBoIcg Goops at Low flGcREs
Orr Lsrg. and Varied Stock Of
CLOTHS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1865-01-04
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