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Ar Appeal for Veterans.

To n. Editor Qf The ~ L. Tribune
SIR: On behalf of the many Veterans 81
present In the service OF the United States permit ne
to lay before you few facts fer the Information Of on,
Soons nj Albany hoping sincerely ;lat they will
deayor 70 do common nstice 70 those who have borrs
the heat and burden OF tie bailestorm for the pes,
four years.
When Tie call was made for volunteers In 1861 W
responded. in common With o number Of our fellow.
citizens leaving behind ms friends home and xndred
In fact giving OR oil for country Standing by TIE
flag n the midst III the most appalling disasters some
lines remaining for eight months without visit ron
the paymastcr prey 20 suilcIs and camp follower,
we still Kept our coors Of faith ia the Of tia
canse nailed to the masthead OF our hearts, wilngu
dare anything end forfeit everything sooner than SO
one star obnlolated or dishOaor thrown on the Stan
aud Stripes renewing our devotion, In 1854 by reee
listing for three years moro.
In accordance with tie order Of the Secretary Of
war. calling upon retrlst. there is every hkei.
hood Of our being discharged IN short time. To VIA,
VII We return The amount that tie onersl Goyern.
ment now owes Us will he barely sufficient TO provids
Ms with efficiency Of clothing as all was Iet be.
nd at tie OF our first tenn OF service.
While the state Of New.Yort gave to veterans from
s75 they having stay 1t home sor some six cnins
months. while We were allowed bat thirty days fur.
iloneh Agan. 7 remember well. when we Lad not seel
tie face Of paymaster Tor six months, We net With
men who boatcl that they had received from 500 to
500 from the State ani Comfy for period o. n!ns
months Again urdor the last cal, we see men CON.
ing on. who have received $1,000 bounty for twelve
month"; while we who have saved the State Of New.
York from the draft received the InuDifcen. sum o.!
So which same State now lives $500 10 drafted
man Cannot the great Empire STATE afford % r lki
souc recompense 70 thos, who have sustained theu
honor on many cory -fe.di WIN they permit them to
return 20 home len bare While the mead Of the house
wss away sustaining the honor Of the iagi We appeal
20 the Legislature TO do something for us which vii
enable Us 10 return TO ayocalSons OF peace N con-
font.
The General G)vornment has allowed TO officers wis
viii serve Until TIE conclusion OF the three month";
pay. while the poor enlisted man has to return 70 hs
home with = small pitteuce
appeal yOn, sir, TO urge upon he Legislature the
necessity Of providing some rcnunerations for OH
years of aldgous toll We 90 not seek it as reward
or serving our couatry, only ask 1t as compenss-
ton Justly due Us FOR the sacrifices wo have made. Ia
many eases our wives have been compelled to labor
hard while the Government owed six eight and ten
months pay.
Hoping sincerely that Jon win urge the rectituds Of
this upon the proper authorities am, with much rS
spect. yETEEis.
B1sh Rivsr Bridge Nd. April 81. 1865
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dvert,sement.l

HEADS OF THE CLERGY.-Swedenborg Me
sncthon Wesley President Edwards, DR.. Chalmers. Dr.
rns Archbishop Hughes, DR.. s,ous Lyman Beeche and
Dr. Claiming HINTS FOR HUssAsDs-By Mrs. O. w.
WHY'S; Victor Hugo; Criminal Luuatcs. RgLIGrous-
Christian Cherrfnne.s Medcinei Borrowing Trouble.
Philosophy Metaphysics Mode o.
Creation Gun S0LAL LIABLITY-By the Rev. Dr. Osgood
secretivene,s Ia Woman Books Home. Also, sIGSs OF
CuAnAcTEa" embracing Csussy, Cautiousness, Cheerin
ness Chiromancy Climate Coor Portraits OF kuocns Paul
Dearoche Madame de Stae aud Benjamin VEST Noses Of
IDIOTS. PORTRAITS OF PEoPLR-Hons. George Brown
ar and Gait, Of Canada Beall and Kennedy Rebel spies
Laura c. Redden. THIS BiJE Grass RgQIoA-A Graphic
Ae,ch by Mrs.. Ketchum Patriotism and Yankee Do'de lie
Negro BapziBg AnneTl,ion' Southwark 10! sur'ehdee'
Also PRr,orsr LINCOLN. His Portrait with Comments on
hs vre and Deo,h in TUE PHRgsoLoGrcAL JOURNAL IN
excellent Number May. BY first post, 20 cents OF
year for 81 EewsIncn have Il. Address
Messrs. FOWLER WELLS. No Ja9 Broadway ~ T.
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A Card.
To the Editor Of Tie N. Y. Tribune.


SIR: VIII you permit me through yoer COL
umns to tender my hearty acknowledgment 10 Capt.
T. NJ T.. Elders. Veteran Reserve Corps now in cors-
mGnd Of the Broome.st Barracks for an act Of kind.
ness and consideration which will ever be gratefully
remembered By me. few Sabbaths since it was my
privilege to meet the Captain at Sabbath School with
which he was formerly connected as teacher. That
school generously gave me donation Of $50, and after
tie meeting an invitation was kindly extended 10 ne
By the Captain 20 visit him at his barracks the follow.
ing day. did 80, and from representations made by
him 10 bis command. and others who were present,
received Gncludng subsequent ysits) nearly $780, To
Lieut.. W. X Tilotson, Co. 3, Veteran Reserve Corps,
at the building, also greatly indebted iOr tho
warm interest he manifested in ny behalf May God
bless the Captain and his noble hearted soldiers who
also wounded in the defense Of their country. did -
generously sympathize with the srmless sailor boy.
RICHARD ID. DUaPHT.
Late Fireman Of Adm1 Farragnts Flag ship Hartford
Neto York ADril "a, 1865.
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The Case of Gen. Sherma an.

To ire Editor Of The ". Y. 7rtgse.
SIR: Allow me to thank you most sincerely
FOR your Christian AMI charitable article In todsys
IRIBrNE in reference 20 Gen. Sherman Here is usa
who Las ben away from family and home for fou,
years fighting in the of tie Union. AID has
before made blundcr blt has done TO crush out
tbs accursel Rebellion. than any other Of orr Generals
except Grant and yet. with these facts before we
the whole press II the North around at tie nod
Of the Secretary II War; and denounce him as raii,
This is his fret mistake Il it is one and yet all is FOR
gotten, and he Is bounded down il he second
Booth. Why is ths' Was he getting too popular
Why not wait until hear from Gen. Grant about the
Atari What must be SheIman's feelings wien 10
reads the Of the NewYOrk press his frss
and only mistake papers that were but yesterday eu.
logging him in doube-eaded editorials quoting
an English Rebels letter 10 prove him traitor There
fore thank you Tor your Just and charitable article
this morning IL will much to stop this abuse o,s
good man and u brave soldier. Yours, <
Eae. York, April 81, 1865.
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y itself by pouring some percentage Of it. aov into

fifty itself by pouring some percentage Of its fow into
the wounds OF our noble army Of martyr. II hes made
fortunes lighted cottages and cities cooked dinneru
and run steamships fabricated mills and trains, con-
tended with mining stocks. cotton, and railroad shareo
In cts roads for the mastery on tie Exchange il nov
offers itself as a medicine for army wounds ard hospi.
tai yangrene We shall b2 81 sd to try 1t. May YOUR
iol well into immediate and most popular operation
II all no have invested in oil stocks and expect 70
leave fortunes 10 their children will only 90 and take
their spring Just to how those fortunes made
cannot doubt that your receipts and ours viii DO sui.
Gent reward yoar utmost expectations and 30 meet
our largest requirements.
With grateful respect | remain. gentlemen, yourp
struly, HENRY W. BELLows President
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ACCIDENT on TIE NEw-HAvry RAILROAD

ACCIDENT on TIE NEw-HAyEy RAILROAD. -
The 10 o'clock accommodation train from New Haven
yesterday at crossing about mile cas-,
Of Westport station. throwing the hind truck Of thi
tender and three from the track The first passea
ger car was very badly smashed. and trains were do
ayed for several hours. No person was killed, nor
were any seriously injured.
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inc Steam and Kettle Rendered, and Choice isia
EurrER is quiet but prices are without change. We

pE iROLEUM-Crudc Is in fair demand ana prices
IRE better closing firm; sales o 300 bbls. at 81 zoe
Refined in bond is in more active demand ana prices
firm; sales II Zoo bbs. ~ a3I d'3e 10 Hee 10
also 10 good request, and IS hrm % 7jl a73c. .
RICE The supply confines small ard with good
demand prices are extremely firm and rotlT buoy mt
f4rs o. 00 BAGS Ineoon ~ l0 a lie. cur 'ncy CUT
nd and "a &c gold in bond ana 400 bags UncleAro
Jaw on private terms.
SUG RHS-rtw Sugars arc lcss active. ana thongh
former quotations aIe s given Trey can OILY be %
tanned where buyers cctuay compelled 10 operate
sales u $50 bids, chiefly Cuba nj il3d4lc. ana 900
boxes Havana, at l{GI6.c Refined arefseady at iysc
fOI harGs.
SPlCES--A fair demand prevails, ard prices nre
sradyi sales q; 100 bags flmento on private terms
90 bags Pepper, at 2l!c and 100 cases Numegs at
SIC. a. gold.
SEgDS-Clovcr Seed in fair demand end firm ni
f9oe = -. Timothy Seed Is In fair demand ard irmer
sales oi 100 bags ~ - 1J0 per bush. Rough FiaA
b. oul,t ~ G. aDG - - per tUsh. 81 20 %.
TALLON--rlN mIrset ia fairly active ara qnite
frn: saos of $4,000 at AZ ollie for Western, and
tI9 a. lltc for CITY.
WHALTBONE y IN more active demand sales Of
IS go y, ~ Sl 1881 80.
WHI-KN-1ho market H. Crll and prices are lover
sales OF 20 obs. OF - I00s2 II for Western.
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FARnERs' PROSPECTS IN ILLINOIS. up

FARMERS PROSPECTS IN ILLINOIS j. p
Bartlett. writes April 81, from Blackberry Station
ILL.,. as follows The is fully two weeks eari,'
than 1t was last Spring. We are having plenty o.
showers. Grass is growing rapidly Spring wheat was
mostly sowed in March. IL has got fine start AID
looks well There was very little Winter wheat soVa
here last Fall but the little that was sown looks very
promising. Oats and barley very early ans
bid fqr To be good crop. Farmers tired Il SOW
ing wheat. Probably not onehalf the wheat was soTS
in this vicinity there was las. year.
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TIKI Ngw-YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
'CoypAsY Tho steamers Yazoo and Creole which
have been in the Government service for some time
past. have again resumed their regular trips The
Creole, Capt Thompson, viii leave this port for Ha
vlua on Saturday. tho 99th inst at 3 p m. and the
Yazoo, Capt Couch will sail on Wednesday next the
sd Of May for Aew-Ogoans.
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PERsoyAL.-The friends Of Gen. Potter viii

PERsoyAL.-The friends of Gen. Potter will
be glad to learn that private letters received here state
that he is doing we'll aud gaining steadily. He er.
pocted to be moved shortly into Petersburg where II 10
hoped his recovery viii Dc rapid
Gen. Banks reassumcd command Of the Departments
OF the Gulf on April %. with his headquarters rs Do
fore at New-Orleans.
GOV. Branletie Of Kentucky VIII be among TO
visitors 10 Springfield. H. tho occasion 81 the liter
mont OF PrealdenI Lincoln remains
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New EVENING JOURNAL IN RICHMOND

new Journal has recent been announced in Richmond
called the Ichmond Times. under the charge ofone oil
the late editors Of the Examiner in that city 1t is TO
Be devoted exclusively the Of tie day, without
editorial comment. or structure, although is main OBJ
zee, Is the honor and interest Of Virginia
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Miss ANNA Y. DIcKrSsoE'5 LBcTURE.-Al
Anna T. Dickinson will deliver lecture in this city o.
Welnealay evening May 70. Subject; "onr AartyieG
being dead yet speaketh.'
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RECOVERY OF A B0DY.-The body OF Philip
Murtha was found floating in the dock at the foot OF
Stanton-st. at carly hour yesterday morning. De-
ceased has been missing since February last. lie was
aged 81 years. native Of Ireland and resided at No.
40 Goerck.st
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FIRE IN EAST NrYTH.sT.-The carpenter shop
Of Hoffman & Tanning, IN the rear Of No 35s East
Niuthst, was con petey burned out Yesterday. Loss
on stock and machinery $4,000 Injured FOR S2pOO u
the Rutgers Co The building is owned by wm. b.
Pnckney and is damaged to the amount OF s2'OOo. In
yurpl.
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The SANITARY Commission.

The following correspondence explains itself:
To the Rep HENRY W. BELLOWS, PrssidcR, Of the United
S'cies Sanitary Commission. Nsr.i agency. No.
rs Br0adNdy
DE,E SIR: For the purpose II answering the great
number of inquiries made daily at Office, Ia the
faod4s OpcJaHdi OF obtaining Petroleum. we have
thought worth while 10 cause 10 he constructed q
full M working model Of an oil we'll. with engine
derrick, tank drills AMI indeed all the Accomplishments
complete Ga counterpart " which was contributed by
our Office Ia the National Celebration March d. and
now on exhibition ut No. 5ls West Twenty second st.
near 1eatlssye., between the hours OF / and p. IN.
Tie Broadway and Twenty third.s, stages, and the
ronth.avenue cars PISS within block, and are a
pleasant substitute Tor tedious journey Of thou
sand miles 10 and from the oil country. To the major
~ If men, the subject is OF sufficient interest to render
n visit with their families to the "Oh Well profitable
We have issued tickets Of admission at Is cents each
obanabe at Office and beg your acceptance of the
proceeds Tor tie benefit Of the Sanitary Commisson
association that by It's noble Of sick and sui
sring soldiers has earned the gratitude OF every Union
man. Sincerely oonRratulatng you upon our recent
glorious Victories remain cir very respectfully,
WED W. CLARKE & CO.. No ~ Pine.st. N. Y.
N.r-tJrh. ApriIs, 1865.
REPLY OF DIR. BELLOWS.
UUTTD STATES SANITARY COMMISSION
NEW YORK A0fACY. No. 6l3 BRoADwAY,
NEW YORK, April l2 Ices.
WFD y CLARKE & Co.-Gentlemen: accept very
rrgi.i1ly Ia behalf Of tho United States Sanitary
Commission your humane and patriotic offer TO turn
over treasury the proceeds OF the exhibition
Of yoar model Of oil well and al Ito accompaniment
COH. Ito.
We havs "struck e' in good many places without
boring the public over much. The domain from
winch oil has flowed, the national sympathy and
gratitude. has not proved very rocky soil and
has been comparatively cheap and simple.
Yet the wells have thrown, II not "a hundred feet In
lit and sixteen hundred barrels daily" as high the
wounds and sorrows of stricken soldiers and some
times 1T the rate of sixteen hundred 6oIes much more
astonishing feat per month. They threw IN one week
iuas of Sores into Fredericksburg seventy thousand
dollars of stores into Gettysburg in four weeks. and
thus furnished the army and navy til about
ten millions of dollars worth of extra comfort They
are throwing this minute into Richmond. City Point
Newbern Wilmington GOldsborough the Shenandoah
Nashville Knoxville, NewOreans aud fifty other sta
tons whatever the knowledge and humanity Of our
medical corps ask from Us, and there is immediate
prospect that the OIL will giyeo out.
We have not recently found il necessary 20 "bul'
our stock, force II ON le market Sober purchasers
seem TO understand Is value and invest without noise
Meanwhile rejoice that petroleum wishes ~ sano
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CITY ITEMS.

FoR THE GULF SQUADRoN-The steameI
Union Commander Edward Conry, sails to- morrow oI
ito East and IVES; Gulf sqladrcns. Persons having
packages or mail TO send do so b having them a
tho Navy Yard In the forenoon.
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CROPS IN PENNSYLyANIA. - A subscribe:
writes from Shippensburg. Cumberland Co., Pa. Apiu
"a Allow me to say that tho wheat crop promises
well in our valley, does also tie graso
crop We have had frequent rains which have bToug,
the crop forward unusually wen'
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sURRoCATE's COURT APRIL % Before suuosa.
TICKER
WILLS pRONEn.

During The past week tho Surrogate has admitted
The 10. u The following named rrrsous probate; Mr
Nsry Hart, thEah.th {. Kip, squire MIhA, joseph Mao
.cttl, james hlFiow.
Holr OF the above contain provisions Of any public
In I,rtancs.
fhc viii II Wn,m Conroy bcqueaths TO the Sisters OF
ClG.ity il,t.t alton Ia GTanG,. s95.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL g. 1865.

veyed 10 the New. York Hospital He resides at No.
l21 Cedar-st Williamson was arrested by Officer
OConnor Of the Third Precinct and at alater hour was
committed for trial by Justice Dowlng.
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cOrRr oF GENERAL sEssIONs-ArnlI ZEE

John Williams, grand larceny. Remandcd.
M.chie Roio pa m. Fcatoa p1co guilty II grand
ia. cuv Rcmlndcd
Chae Andre pleaded guilty Of an Attemps grand larceny
Remaudel.
Gror.o pleaded guilty Of sasault and battery
officer. Reranded.
Sophia Miller pleaded guilty Of asienp, grand larceny
Nenauird.
Ic Grand Jury was discharged aud the Cour, then ad
foufneL !or ia. Term.
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,Ienneomn g. Co. The attendance was quite
largo. and tho prices very satisfactory. The IA

large, and tho prices very SATISFACTORY ino
Cashmere ahawls brought So 7oaSi 10; ~ oo.'
siS3SS5 g.: l6l DO, sc ga s., io-i Paris bacA
noussane de laine Shawls, Al s5~sI 20 me
sale vas very fair one, the dress GOODS ser
oely and 90 good prices There was Verh suoo,s'
ful sale Of ribbons ~ Townsend, Mohtah' ~ ~"
bidding was Of a very spirited e.' 80
aune Gus at Hare, rty 4 Co. : tAcrs was p.fenl
ory sale OF Albert Lpman Coz By order .the Net'l
iof cash. the sale not beginning until O'Clock II
opened very well.
The First National Bank sold 100000 OF 7.5cs
to-day.
Tie Boston Traveller says:
The money market continues easy TO al borrowers IN
GOOD standn for collateral loans call at six cent
Al this rae The supply OF currency s somewhat aiger
fhan Tire denn nd n q banks ard IN tie street So tat
considerable are remaining Idle FOL want VI en'
1ovment.
Commercial paper Of tho first cless Is in limited SUP
ply. Three and four months dates Of the best naaes
are wanted by taiiss al seven aud cigit per ct
lut other notes selling al nom nine TO twelve
In tho stock market there Is good demand ; ON &
numerous class OF buyers for investment and specua
tive account.
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Tie Rosfon Trareiier saws:
EEowes IL Macy, f:nuhors.
No. 80 WI..st., New York,
tFormerly officers of the Park Bank


Formerly OFFICERS of the Park Bank
ForP PR CENT INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
1ELs0Ns OsENING ACCOUNTS may DEroiIr ana DRAW
rs they rease tie same as with The City Banks. and
will he allowed Interest Oh their daily balance at per
cent.
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for tho PURCHASE or SAKE Of the variouf
issues Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds and
God, promptly executed for the usual commission.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or TIE CITY CT
NEw.YoRK-
Nos. 81 AND 30 PINE ST..
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UHirEI
STATrS
Have for sale ready FOR delivery,
UNITED STATES 2 $40 Treasury NC1Es
Convertible, ct maturity. into go COLO BEARiNc
BONA
UwrrD STATES 1910 BoyDs
UNITED STATE $50 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1-YEAg CERTIFICATE.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
and attend 10 other ba.-aess win tie Government.
Z. c. CALHOUN President.
7. SramAS, Cashier.
LTYERMORF, CIEws e. Co,
BASKERs.
No - Wa'-st. y. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGiNIs fOL IIH SALE OF TIE C. >
80 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers. Insurance
.ComranIcs md 10 part pgroaasir tur resale.
All denominations on hand read! io4 iiAliediie de
.Aycsy.
Ill KINDS OF T. q. sRCl PITTS BOZ CIT AID sJlh
ITkEY ClKNa 4 60.
SufrC sDrf .
LIvL.MOar. CLRWs 3 90.
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ADVERTISEMENT

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR NAY
eady on saiurday-has Is portraits including Nr Lincons
cents Newsmen VIII have It. Address Messr' FOWLER
. WELLS No. $50 Broadway, ~ Y
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THE Troy Times gives evidence Of prosperity
by adding column TO each Of its pages.
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STABBED ~ BRoADwAY.-Earlyo on Friday
morning james lirr and Andrew Williamson quarrelcd
In Broadway. 0pIote the Astor House, and the Latter
stabbed tho Ormol boz tho lett side with pocket knife
DAictlns a severe wound. Tie wounded man was con
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TIE PERFORMANCES or CINDERELLA at the
Academy of Music Thursday. for the beuel Of The
Patriot Orphan Home was great success. The house
was crowded with fashionable audience, and it wouic
he difficult 10 say whether the children cr their parents
were more delighted. The part Of Cinderella was rem
dered with the greatest spirit by daughter o. the dis
,ingushet artist j. T. CFopsey. The fairy was little
girl Of seven years. who missed word, butspoke
20 swoe;ly AID clearly tia; size was Aeard all over toe
house. Tie scns Of Mr. MollcnleCcr and Young
Snnuish singer Of remarkable voice. kadly gave their
services in AID Of this charity. They appeared as the
TrjuDadouri. nd when o ironp OF inries came II
tering on the stage audience bEoke forth in eTclma
tons q wonder AMI delight. NJ Allen Dodwoith pre-
sented aOO children. IN full court costume, who went
thrJgh the nI.ce Ha /cs q the dance e. peiIectiOH
The whole house wa in smiles, and yet, when III ne
oose the King came down from his throne. 20 say that
the children BAD given tl.s oLt" tai IDent 10 bep
.eir little brothers and sisters who hid been made
orphans by this war" many smile gave place toa tear
Ills charming performance ~ 70 be giren tut once
mole icAf MnEGay afternoon ~ o'clock a. the Acad
envy Of Music Parents couii lot give 'hcir chdIen
more innocent and del -Atiul cntortaihlncnt.
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VEGETABLES.
Receipts Of produce.

APRIL 2e.--9s3l hbs Flour 90 bills Whisky, 1,6s
bbs Corn Meal 1898 bush. Corn, 100 bush. Oats, 3
pkgs. Ashes. 259 pigs Lard. co pkgs. Oil CAKE 27J
pkgs Butter, 736 pkgs. Provisions
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Advertsement)
Patent Cantering Horses, 1nvalds' Wheel
Chair,. Flag Stats. g w. SMITH, No. 70 Niusm's-
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.-An unknown woman
yesterday l,olGng jumped into McGowan's Creek. n,
no intersection II Onehundred. and hith-st. and
ForIth ave. I'D was drowned. Tire body was recov-
cred soon oicr and Coroner Gamble late In the day.
ncld an inquest Deceased was dressed in black
calico dre,s. bacF rinO shawl red sack dark straw
bonnet, and was ABOUT - years OF age.
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PIcGPocKET ARRESTED. While Mr.. Mat
thew Amer of Galloway. Saratoga Co. n V. was
testing bs strength lifting machine in tDe Cly
Han Park yesterday, Thomas Wams stole from his
pocket his wallet containing Sis MIR. A. discovered
oicer brOgnn of the Second Precinct Tie money was
uld at The ieet Of the thief Justlce Downing com.
Littcd hin lor trial
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piles. = peek ~ dGl Cfaabcrrie', r qt .4olfi
a ipcs.F buLsi i5as@ 5c'Len"nt 4 dol. IVA, 10
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