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THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE, &c.

In~TuE CITIZENS OF rRH FoURrH WARD
81 fss se :. I VINO R sss Pa
| tha oninstlons recsntly made for ward Off GERS
Y 81
fsr ns ss.sn .s to hs
u e sssnss
'9ns ms s'ss'i0n from the Third risa MiatY VOTERS
N 1t being understood that Mr. I; Middle
| ing Sselres to allow pie name g candi 5sts i9r
Ss nsns ts sr
QS MEHLE, as 3 oandidase for re- election to
IS OF wi" be saRNR4 Il v6fsERs
N~THIRD WARD. -.
-, ,,,,xs r. 81 sSSfE afi'S:i g. fAssrs ,,,
s A1sH aduso1f M E 'ss9'sssss 81 %,ss
Voters Of the FIRST WARD. m72s. te
u lHsr WARE 4ISEsF1 4IISsEsssEOlrI0sAI UNION
WILLIAM DIXON.
For Rstiiii5I saa5 FL +. DOUGLASS.
''f 'a'iSiIi4M WILLIAM FORSYTH.
" SiLLiaM B. IAeRupaR.
xOc GOm90Q GOnnCll-
o,;sisd. ,easH SAssS tsf5Has sHssas. ! 4. :.
NTsEcoSo wAa9 2,dNS dENESsULAR NoAIKA-
' VILLA nr1xos.
" SAMUEL E. DOUGLASS.
' va WiLLIAA FORSYTH.
TUX A'0 sAauaL ". OWN.
0''0n"sa saSGse SSGSsi 4: rzueH.
alsaas 81 eGTTsi 2. saiAup.
n,aa.e 20. A''es'SiM 'SSiEMoRsn W HARKnEss.
si$i$s1.s ssHss4FBR ssIgs ssBgRarr
WILLIAM DIXON.
''' Asxsisf s1MI E. DOUGLASS.
For sarVsif1l WILLIAM FORSYTH
1'f Aa JOHN n. pEAKB.
f'f 00n$f9 $fitfss HIssp:r :Fr1LssRr.
CAREY W. WHiTi.
m,s.so.e Sa s''f1i4lRI CHARLES I. WILSON.
n@THl LOYAL oITIZBNS OF THE szY.
HS ENTH WARD, opposed to the return Of
rebels to their former homes, have msds the fol-
lowing nominations:
For Coilectcr- r....
WILLIAM DIXON
For Register 4
SAMUIL i. DOUGLASS
For Surveyor
WILLIAM FORSYTH
For Aldayman- .af IS 81. :
GEORGE MATTIN6LY
For Common Ooup cif-
Henry n. KNIGHT,
..--- + H. BARRON, .., . l.-.. F..
GEO. B. CLARKE. ~ my 20 70
n<Te TH1 vo1IRs OF THE sIyHNTH
LIZ WARD.-The folio wing ticket win be sap
ported for re-eleetien on the nrst Monasy In
Fer Alderm
TH0MAs Z. LLOYD,
For Common Council
J. d. DUDLEY, 70
VIM. +. WALKER.
-... GEO. WRIGHT. .7 my i3lUs
N SECOND WARD NOMINATIONS.
For Collector
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!, ,NAPQL1ONn LIE. on yULIUs O6gAR.
81 ~ yRANoK TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01
Business Notices.
EVERY DAY ADDS FRESH TESTIMONY TO TUE
VALUE OF
CHEvALIER's
LipE FOR THE HAN.

Restore gray hair TO s original color stops its falling out
in three days keeps the head Clean cool and healthy wl
stain the sku or soil the whest fabric The best hair
dre sns in tie world Can be used eey contains nothing
injurious strengthens aud promotes the growth OF the weak
est hair hreeonmeEdcd and used BY The first m'deai du'
ority in Nc York Il are freely invited TO EXAMINE TINS
wonderfa triumph science sold at the and at
nv Office No LIPS Broadway where advice as to the treat
.n of the iar will be freely given Price per bottle s.
per half dozen c,vv.,,vn Nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01
CABINET ErRNITrRE.

We are rapidly approaching the season OF FUR
pisip- sud rriurnishing DOR domice Notwithstanding the
,lyey high demanded i1I houses whether de
sire purchase rent s the sr-at majority Of people
sre determined to BE- cOrfor able aHd 10 July accOp ms
the arranged and weiiuisl ed house IL TIE Eea desdcr
Stun.
Much well economy be proilby employed a.
selecting household furniture s. bees for tie purpose
aud fluess contraction the prime regur meis lhee"
important features accomplished careful selections
choice grained and well seasoned woods which are fabricated
appropriate in the most thorough and choc.c
manner the ornanertaou let II lie csSDg engraving, mold
In. what not are pat on saI.,y aud ~ unison; thus
givns richness without eaucos IN such .Iil The door
III III the incest accJlcy. the drawers with perfect
snOonr-s faulty panel Joint out az The question one
turing back side. the article on even having oil ~
les snap Of. fan the e1cecuces are secured, harmony
convenience and durability be depended upon.
Our best NewiOrk manufacturer have long been csO'ra'e
for superior quality Of their productions ~ tbs hne an
6rstck city made furniture extensively purchased Tor IN
Ind a. well foreign poration. Previous 70 the Rebellion
immense quantities Of sent 10 TIE SOuihei S an
far largest well reputable house ~ IN. me
well known hnn Of Wel fraunsdor whose eAter
business almost exclusively confined 10 hNin@
Southern orders OF the stopped oil traiic Ia
direction and in order 10 keep their superior facilities
intact tins hrm have continued 20 Inauudciure tie most
superb styles Of cabinet unitie, which they dispose Of III
lots purchasers, ct the lowest wholesale p1ces.
They have, within short time completely furnished dwe
1ngs FOR OF leading citizens and assured have
the most satisfaction IN every prcuar whc 'hri
prices least ~ per lower than broadway hoa,e'
The warerooms OF this house occupy The large buildings NO
'xo and W RvDeOn and bIled with the most o.
ssDe descriptions Of funitue Of every variety embTacn
psroi, bedroom Library, dining and ball sats oil III
most sp' we'd a. well unique patterns and finished W.
n4srcisi Advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01
Theaters.

At the Broadway Theater, this afternoon a
second Dot > matinee will be given commencing at
two o'clock
Miss Lucille Western. engagement, at Niblos Gar.
den of the most successful OF the season. closes
this evening when East Lynne" will be represented
for the last time. and for Miss Westerns benefit. Al
extra performance of the same piece is announced to
take place this afternoon at one ocock.
NJ Emile Anglers new comedy. "Maitre Guerin.
will be produced tonight at the French Thcaer Nibos
Saloon.
"Tbe Streets of New-York will be played this after
and evening Che Olympic ThoateI for the last
dimes TINS season. On Monday evening next London
Assurance will be represented for the benefit of Ms
John Wood
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ImporIas q, ok lii,'i W. iip TRAY e'ers.

TAe NPKIII nj NBFN u
APPLETOES ILL STRNrED RAILWAY GUIDE
n now R,ady.
APPLETONS OFFICIAL HALLWAY GUIDE
For APRIL Contains,
-nportant Instructions - Railway Travellers in reference
to Purchasing Tickets ChecSins Baggage. Ne.
u-Seary rtroe Hgni q halfway Map. representing the
Principal Railways Of the Country, Stations, Distances
Connections. g., a..
ICouutr, and Township Map- Of tie OIL r. zion Of PENN
syymia togrties With the naracs o. Railways passing
through the Oh Region.
IV.-Mon'hly Account Of Railways and their Progress.
V-Anecdo,es and Incidents NJ 'ruvel
YI-Iime ami Distance indicators.
tiAHry Railways of the United stacs. &c, Sc, &e
APPLEJON'S RAlLWAl GUIDE Dbl.
l. Fox Sale upon all thu principal Railways OF the country
at oil tue principal Book, Perodca. md Ne" Agencies
throughout the United State and the Gems las
ID. APPLETON Co, Publishers.
u Nos. 49, and AS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

Book TRADE Satellite regular \. Y.
Trade Sale begins at tie Trade Sale Rooms, No 49e
Broadway. on Monday, April 3 at in tie morning.
and will continue through the week. Messrs. W. IL.
Appletons invoice leads off. The catalogue comprises
the usus extent and variety Of contributions from most
of the eminent publishing houses of America including
Appletcns, Hnrd & Houghton, Little & Brown Serb
ner, Ticknor q Felds Walker s. Fuller Co., and con-
tans IA syo. PIP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

PARTY OF PLEAsU Rg.-A party Of gentle
of Brooklyn have Chartered the fine, swift steamer
Oceanus Of the Neptune Steamship Company hne FOL
the purpose of visiting not only Charleston, Hilton
Head Fort Fisher and Fortress Monroe but 10 be pres
en at the raising of the old flag tic rims OF Fort
Sumter on the l4h of April The party, consisting OF
ladies and gentlemen is limited 10 hundred and fifty
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Itu,htou,, m, W. COld.iue,

For Coughs Colds and Influenza This preparation simple
in II, composition pleasant the taste, and eecus IN
cure. No. 10 Astcr House, coinos BaTclay-st
Po.t.t,r,re Notice.-The MAILS for Great Britain
aud III, Continent Via Southampton and Hamburg per
steamer BORu sSiA aud for lead, via Queenstown. per
ON SATURDAY, the Let day Of April. at O'Clock
and Of the up town Offices follows Stations and b. 80s
m stations and d. T;ij Stations and +, $50 q.
m. Station q, 1925 u. JAMES KELLY, Postmaster
Tenth Warsi.-Aid tho Government and avoid the
draft The citizens of the Tenth Yard again requested to
assemble meeting the Essex MsrAet Court Room on
SATURDAY EVENING April !, at u o'clock We have
already rsed about TO aid volunteering but we viii
need more. Meetings every evening next week Rally
Rally!l Raly.. NELSON TAYLOR, Chairman. }
AUGUSTUS NswxAs, Vice-Chaisnsn.b
Joax B. LAwRAxcE, SasyeisD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

Every mans house virtually burglar-proof; a
complete fortress, capable of repeling the assaults Of
Burglar Alarm Telegraph Office removed TO No. ~.
Broadway. T. HOLMES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

A NEW DRILLING MACHIYE.-Wc call atten-
ton 10 the advertisement of invention by Leon
ard Atwood 1t is claimed that the machine is very
yaaabs improvement.
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MARIE ID.

BRI sII--BoWFRs--ln brooklyn. y. :. Tuuday, Aarcl
~ lg65 by Rev. H. W hcr.hef Capt. ocofs" W. brush
81 the Volunteer service, aud Mlfs Alice T. bowefs 81 o
above place.
BOYD BONNFR-On Thursdlv. March D. n ~ John p
Church Cifton staten Island by Rev. l. h Conrad IRAN
Ogle Boyd Of New Mary rc's only dinsfer o.!
John HOMER, .sq formally Of Qusb~r. tsnsds-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

AYERS CHERRY PEcTORAL-The worlds great
remedy for Colds Coughs Consumption aud all afIec.
tions Of the Lungs and Throat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

JgfFERs. 573 Broadway, is selling his stock o
Ladies aid Chidren's Boots and Shoes and hne Cent
StDuefa 4 lo,y urcex Jefars No E5f Pros dtvs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

At LORDS Cleaning and Dyeine Establish
nent. Garments beautifully cleaned. $50 Broome.st
cor. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

Advertisement.
Mcssrs. FOWLER & WELLS, Psychologists,
give Charts of Character daily at No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

lAdvertsemen,l
CoRyS, BUyIoNs, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
diseases the feet cured 10y Dr. ZAcHARIk No 200 Broadway
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Druft. Draft

A Mass Meeting Of The Rr.ii,nts Of The XX;h WARD
will be- held on SArt RDAf EVENING. April I, at =
clock at tho Hall conog 4 Thirty 'aurlht and rishiaaye
Distinguished spels,rl LAKE been invited. -
w Il. STEWART. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

Adyrrti.cment.
BOYS ALL Wool MELTON SUITS. at SLY.
BROKAw No. "A Fourth.ave and No. O. Lafayette place.
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ECONOMICAL RAILROADS.

l.
oBnrnss PArrS7 CRESCENT Oh Roor RAIL. for Horse,
Dummy or light Locomotive Railroads with onehird the
tain equal traffic snd last s,ser than any form hitherto
invented
Rights and Licenses sold and contracts made for
ton and Tor III. supply of all materials, Adies, for ercu
lars, &C., or apply personally to w d. OBhrEy, No. ~
schermerhorn-st., Brooklyn. N Y
SOONER OR LATER a neglected Cold will de-
velop constant Cough, shoness Of Breath Failing Strength
and Wasting of Fleshthe courier. Of Consumption
In some instance. the same cause will produce Brouch-a
disease the branches Of the wind pipe In al hecio OF
the pulmonary organs well in broncha complaints
JAYsgs ExPrcToRASr is both palliative sud curative as
the testimony of Thousands and its world wide reputation
attest, while in Cough and Colds acts speedily and when
taken according to directions promptly them Why
not give this standard article immediate trial. Sold
everywhere.
In THOUSANDS OF CAsEs.-MRs WISsLow'S
SOOTHING for oil diseases with which children arc
afflicted such Teething, Gripping in the Bowels Wind
Cole &C. has been used with perfect and never failing sue
cess in thousand, Of cases. 1t sotens the reduces In
aammaou and aays all pain. Moiier' do not fail ,opro
cure it.
BURNETT's COCAINE defies imitation. and Is
the most perfect Hair preparation of the This fact has
caused numerous worthless limitations
WE. the undersigned, cordially recommend
to the notice Of the friends Of 1.-THE Christian Commission
the offer Of f. H. T. ANTHONY Co. devote to this OBJ
oct twenty per Of their retail sales OF Albums
Views and Gard Photographs for the fortnight
commenting April B. as forth in their advertisement
GEO H. STUART } res u. :. Christian Commission.
II. DuarEA
H. DYER See y. Y. Branch c. c.
NORRIS X. JgsUP.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
". y. DODGE Chairman y. i. Branch.
THg CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
NOTICE TO EyEgYBoDY-Two WEEKS ron THE sicE AN
WouSpED SOLDIERS.
During the fortnight commencing April D. we viii devot
per OF al the retail sales at counter
Albums. Stereoscopc Views and Card Phoog pie. and alo
remfanc by mail for the when specihed to tlie
lief Of sick and wounded soldiers Through the insnmei
tally Of the Christian Commission. Orders ~ maa for ills
object bearing date any time previous to May fret will be p
ceiyed. snd the twenty-five per en-, paid ovcr
mission IN sent when required The goods will BE- odd
a, our usual printed catalogue prices,
r. / II. r. AsTHosr Co,
s0l Bro1dway. New York.
. doors from -. Nichols. Hotel
NHGRoLEUM-iormerly PETRoLEUM-lts M
ture source Ac By Horrible Greasy, esq Pace' 10 oe'i'
Tor sale eyeIywhefe. . .
AnrRrcAy Nyws Co. Nc. l.l Nassaurs.
All the modes OF the world in Ladl's,
be Ia IL superb exposition tooDsianuy rePen.rd ''n
original and foreign styled, a. Ohstss No 81 BDad
way.
A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX Gi1Bs. Nc so HfoelFay.
AT HUy1's No $50 Broadway, a large AS
.orimen, q suoxs and Spins aud Summer sear
At retail prices.
WEEDS Sewing Machine Cos highest pre- /
rniun, Loeb Stitch Ma hines No -. roadway ~ y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

Southern Refugees and Deserfcrs.-A meeting Of
the American Union Commission in aid OF refugees from the
South and of deseer. from tie Rebel army, will be he'd in
the Academy OF Music on SUNDAY EVENING, April O. at
"a o'clock A. A. Low esq President OF the Chamber Of
Commerce. will preside. Addresses will be made by Cot N
g. Taylor OF East Tennessee Rev Daniel Curry d. d. who
has jus. returned from Savannah and Charleston. Rev H.
Tying D. d. H. NJ Sender, and others. Tickets free; can
DO obtained at the Commission Rooms No u Bible House at
Ra.olphs bookstore No. 20 Broadway and at F. Warmers
bookstore, No. Vesey.sl
BY order Of the Commission
H. NJ PIERCE, Secretary.
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Ilicls,'s Patent

STE \ NJ T.. y CT T. s.
STA fTON,RY PORTABLE AND MARINE.
a sizes. and and adapted 10 AL purposes
Tho compact simple and economical
Ouiers Tor OIL WELLS anl MINES promptly hllei; and
being of only 'gib tie ke and weight OF other ensnes
aud uurius by exposure 10 weather and dr they are
ruk Tor these uses.
HlCkS & COMPANY, No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

iAdyertisr rnentI l
CHEROKEE MEDICINES POR THE CyPORTU-
NATr.-32 page pamphlet with full particulars. free.
Address Dir. w. r. MERwIS g. Co., No. 63 Liberty st,
New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any OF
the numerous worthless articles called Gold Pens which have
flooded the market for the last few years. when al lower
prices you can get pens which acknowledged to he the
B,sr rHE WORLD.
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose lack Of bruins oonpe'
them TO attempt IMITATION 10 the GdrertemoH II you
the fa value OF your money in another column
"The Pen /. Misitier than the Sword"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

1T work. lie charn Druggists and Merchant. South
VI West can purchase hs ,Acclent remedy .. whoesr in
New York IF I, WELLS 60, No ll5 Frank.a-.... aud
q, roan Of J.s,rs. llECEMAN CO., No. 800 Broadway,
aud IN Boston ~ GEO. &. GOODWIN 60
NM. RESNE, Manufacturer.
piusae,d. Mass.
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GpesiaI Notices.
Humphreys' specific
No. 5sl BROADWAY.
THE GREAT FEATURE

TIE GREAT FEATURE
O this series Of Domestic Remedies is that each particular
nrdicne is SPECIFIC for the particular disease class Of
diseases whose bears and may be relied upon for the
cure Of thnt particular ELECTION Hence persons suffering from
chronic disease long standing sment in buying case OF
HuNPHRErs SPECIFICS obtain the particular one desired in
their case and thus themselves make which otherwise
would cost them many dosrs and small amount Of time
and medical attendance It. indeed 1t could be obtained at
all.
Thus multi,ules suffer from DYsrHPsh, BILIOUS CoSp
Tios, CosTvFstss, BAD TAsrg. COATED TosGry and De
which perfectly controlled and cured BY rxPu
vYYs REMEDIES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

ITS EFFECT rs MIRACULOUS!
The OLD, MIpDLE.AGEp AND Tuy fouNG UNITE TO
PRAISE
HALLS SIcInAv
NrGrTaBLH HAIR RESEwKR
II Is an entirely scientific discovery combining many
the most powerful restorative in the VEGETABLE
KINGDON
lr POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY, DRY, DisCnIoRkp
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR. and change bsah, why un
comcly locks into
BEAuUFrL SILKBS TREssEs.
We have such confidence in it. merits, aud arr so sure that
II will DO all we claim for 1t. that we offer
1000 REWARD
If the SicILAS HAIR RysEwRR does not give Satisfaction in
all cases when used in strict accordance with our instructions
Ii will restore cray hair;
rkecps the hair from falling ont;
II cleanses the soap
II makes the hair lus,rous and sken;
II is splendid Lair dressing;
1t is liked by all who use it,
is rapidly gaining popularity ell classes OF the com
uny such a. other preparation for the purpose has
enjoyed This simply because it just what We say
i, is: an unequsled Hair Restorative and Dressing.
PRo0P.
To prove it--try bottle.
r. T. HALL Co, Nashua, V H.. Proprietor
DExAs BARNES 4 Co., No. 81 PARK Row, New.iork
General AGENTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

Gray Hair. or where the Hair IL Falling.
DISCOVERY CAN COMPARE
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESIOkfR AND DRESSING.
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESrOREk AND DRESSING
LtNDON HAIR COLOR RE~IORFR AND DRESSING.
!. II will restore gay hair 20 s original cOor.
2 IL viii maxi Il gruw on bad heads.
.. IL viii restore tho natural s,Crrtlons.
I. IL viii remove 81 dandIuh and itching. Nc
8. II will make the hair soi. glossy aud heSi-e.
a. II will preserve the original color g. olda.e ID T.
:. IL viii pIeyrut the hair from falling OF.
g. 10 viii cnI- oil diseases OF the scap.
REMEMBER II !. complete Thin itself delca'ly per.
fled ard can b. applied ~ the hand so brush.
does stain the soil the finest irn Price - cents
SiN bottles. ~. Sold hy d. Swayne Son. No $50 North
Sixth-st PHI .clphia lisfbod. No 59i Broadway Wells
Co.. No lis Franklin It. Barnes, No II PARK Row ~ \.
Joy to the WOrId.-The horror, nd drudsery Of
u ash day. abolished by the celebrated UNION WAsu-
40 MACHINE and CLOTHES WRlNGER. No soaking.
rrbbing boiling reqdri They give universal satis'so
ton. -
!. WARD { Co.
No. 81 Broadway v. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

X. X. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS READY ne
LIEF cures all bodily nfrmities It, appea'ion to the
spine to the aled aud infrm will immediately afford relief
to person. suffering rom reunatsm, neuralgia bladder
kidney and womb difficulties and an pains.
How 20 Make Home Happy -Bny a UNloN
WASHING MACHINE and CLOTHES NklNGEh, whch
together make ihe easiest the cheapest, aud tie best nrp
in the house. Warranted to wash perfectly wITHoUr SOAKING
rubbing boiling. AID a Co., =,
No 49, Broadway, y. Y.
To One and All.
Are Won suffering from Cough Cold. Asthma, Bronchits
or any of the various pulmonary troubles that often t
nate Ia Consumption II 20, Use WlLBONS PJi 1O'
LIVER OIL AND LIME n sale and eicacious remedy. Ti'
l. no ausck preparation but is rgulr y prescribed by ne
medical faculty Sold oy A. b. WlLBOR, Chemist No 100
Conr It, Boston; I'm Hey-i ok, by y. BARNES Co, no.
Il Park.row. and by r. &. WELLS a Co.
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.Julins a.. Pohif, VI. d.,

Formerly Of onI Successor to
DIR. JAMES K. Chiffon - Co.,
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST,
No. gj Princess. New " rk
- Particular attention paid the analysis Of Ores, Metals
Minerals Mineral " Commercial Products sc, A..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-01

Cabinet Furniture at the Lowest Manufacture
Gr-' Prices.-Ne have con family on hand, ana HiNe 10
oer In Tie latest styles osc~oo, bsrA walnut and black
und gi Paor suit oai aud anut Library sud Dining SUITS
ODD walnut and ceni Bedroom aud Chamlrr salts,
sud general assortment Of al articles IN oar hne To winch we
attention 81 the public g. and examine our goods
buf1ro PURCHASING els where. Al GOOD. warrlnted
WELL BRAUSSDORF,
Nos l25 and ~ Ryng'on It.. bet Norfolk aud EsseSsts
~ Belt Railroad paess within tgo blocks OF tho store
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-05-17
The Military AsDeet

The surrender of Gen. LEE put ont of >,
held all the Confederate troops in the So
OF Virginia; the surrender of JOHNSTON -.
out OF the field all the Confederate troons :
the Corolinas and Georgia; the surren5a, -
TAYLOR has put out of the field all III. o.,
federate troops in the States of Alab.m.
and Mississippi. In other words. in A.
whole of the territory from the Potomac >
the Mississippi River, and embracing h
side the six States named, those of WAs,
Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky-sno =.
which territory was but lately claimed bv II.
Southern Confederacy-there are now !,
the terms of surrender, no Confeders,.
troops, no armed men who have the right 70
claim the immunities of soldiers. or sucb h.
hgerent rights as have for four years hea,
conceded to the rebels fighting in the inter.
est OF the 50 called Confederacy. the Con
ais controlling them, and COMMANDING tha
respective armies and departments bsvaon
behalf of all in arms, agreed that thev shall
disarm, return to their homes and maj,
tain the public peace