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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
Confagration at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Jan 25.-Tbe American Ho.
tel is on fire, and there is no prospect of
saving the building as the wind is blowing
a gale from the west and it is showing flu.
rlOusly. The thermometer stands at s de.
grees above zero, which, with the wind and
driving snow storm, makes it almost i'm
possible for the fremen to work their
engines. The loss will be very heavy, as
there are q number Of stores already in
ruins. The hotel property is believed to
be fully insured, and the landlord of the
American has $4,000 insurance on the
furniture.
BUFFALO, Jan. 25.-The fire was arrest.
ed this afternoon, after the blowing up of
the building on Main street. 1t was stop.
ped also in the rear of Pearl street.
This evening the flames broke out again
in Bullymore'S buildings. The fire depart
ment are working at every disadvantage,
the weather being intensely cold, with
violent wind and driving snow. freezing the
hose and clogging the engines.
The following are among the sufferers
by the conaagration: The FIRE caught in
DlehPs restaurant, and extended to Van.
SEWERS battery, tanners drug store, A S.
Schriver's shoe store, and Paul Bunyon's
confectionery store; thence it spread to the
American Hotel, entirely destroying that
building, together with the American Hall,
IN its rear, and the following stores on the
ground floor: Rosenaw & Brothers, dealers
in fancy goods; Hostetters & Straus, dry
goods; Lewis & Christopher, dry goods,
and Barthmers barber shop.
The fire then communicated to the
buildings adjoining the hotel, occupied by
Mr.. Volger dealer in German goods, Mr..
Epson, a photographer, Mr.. Knight, deal
er in liquors, and Bullymore's meat stand.
The other buildings, at the corner of Court
street, were damaged more or less. They
were occupied by Mr.. Rasom, halter, the
Buffalo Savings Bank, and Dir. Gage,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01

grocer. 1t is feared that those BUILDINGS
will be destroyed to night,
1t is reported that some persons were
injured by the falling walls, but amid the
confusion it is impossible to ascertain the
facts. James Subway, Harry Tiff, aud
Harry Gillet, belonging to the Taylor Hose,
were killed.
The loss will not fall short of half mil
lion dollars. A large number of persons,
who occupied upper stories of the burned
buildings, lost all their property. The FIRE
is still burning.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01

ss- Galbralths Omnibuses convey passengers to
and from all the trains, taking up or setting them
down al all points within the borough limits.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
FORWARDING, COMMISSION
and
Produce Business.

ENHE undersigned begs leave to return
IL thanks to the farmers of Miffln county
for the patronage heretofore extended to him
in the above business, and also to inform
them that he has taken as CO partners in said
business, JOHN d. TAYLOR and JOSEPH
K. HENRY, and that the busiues. will here,
after be conducted in the name of FRAN
CHS MCCLURE & CO.
FRANCIS MCCLURE.
Lewistown, August |, 1864.
The undersigned having formed co-part.
nership in the Forwarding Commission and
Produce Business, under the name of Fran.
els Mcclure Co., respectfully solicit share
OF the patronage of the farming community.
Strict attention will be given to the interests
OF their customers, and the highest cash pri-
ces the market will afford at all times paid
for all kinds of produce
FRANCIS MCCLURE,
JOHN D. TAYLOR,
JOSEPH R. HENRY.
Lewistown, August |, (3) 1864.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
New Series---Vol. XIX. No. 13.

on your larst famous victory, George seq |
'Victry! sed G. B., as eff Victry wos a
word he had puncht out OF his spellin book
-'Vict'ry?-what vict'ry?'
why, your vict'ry in n j.
'Oh-ah-yes. | didn't remember
Chose mortol frame ov yours looks bad
Iy out or repare, George--wats happened
WELL sez George, Il experienced a
paneful shock when l run agains, Old
Dabe'
But wots the matter with them legs,
George?' | arskt, my eyes res in on bis un-
der plnnins-sed under-pinnins slightooral-
ly resemblin' u wood boss struck by an
earthquake.
'They's bent sum, amt they?' sez he.
a few, sez 1.
'Weil, Sez he, those legs becum thiswise
extended by me exertions to please both
wings of my party.
'Exsplane'
why you see, one foot, was standin' on
he Peas plank, an tother on the war plank
which air at antypodes-hens the ap-
pearance ov EN-
OHS iOOAS dS Ol IL hdTHIeu 10 ue-
sert the tother. But cum now George own
up-didn't the foot wot was tryiu' to stan
on the war plank, have dooced hard time
ov 1t! Confession air good for the Sole, as
Mr.. Shakespeare sez-Didn't it?'
Il don't remember sez he
o Mizry! 1t was pitiful spcctikil to
witness the Young Napoleon of the dis
union party laid out by Rail-Splitter. 1t
was a pitiful light but the undersigned
ruther enjoyed it. 'As I'd Washington
he was used scaly. Tho l must do him
the juctice to say it was his own falt. He
hro't it onto hisself An that's wots the
matter, you bet.
still frequently call to see Honest Ole
Abe He still retanes his 10 COSTLY and
Jovility. Likewise Mrs. Ii. O A. Abe
sez Honesty air good policy. l tole him
L thort his war policy was pretty hunky
policy 2. Abe sed he rather suspected the
people llkt it Bully, or else,-as the witty
poick Sax sez:
1n eighteen hundred and sixty 4
The people woodn't elected me any more"
(NOdt to the Printer-Don' moke blank
verse ov them 2 lines-they are acorse
enuff areddy.)
A CRATE many persons think the Rebel
lions larst Backboan is craekt into the
marrer, an will soonly snap in 2. I'm
putty sanguine meself, but | opine eff the
war is not squasht in II months, it will
larst year longer.
Ole Abe thinks so too.
So dus Ole Abe's better J.
The release ov the Sent Albany Raiders
occashund considerable egssitement & spec.
collation. here. The Canady Justus wot let
EN- orf don't know as many as inteli.
gent countryband. Not vastly. My Cop.
perhead friend Bill Sneakorff, rites me
from Canaday that the reesin they were
discharged, the ma gistrate foun' flaw in
to the nditement-woteyer those is. lie
sez if they had bin Northern Union men
they wood got their necks pulled. but as
they were rebs, they wos aloud to 90 Scoch
Free
Those was the Flaw!
Me Copperhead frend a4sed air in Cana
dy bravely evading the Draft. He's not
aloan in his glory. Noomeris more ov his
stripe air thare. Thare name is Legion,
An my name is A. WARD, JR.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01

Joseph Brower, Steward, an account eeih
Samuel Drake, Noses Miller and John
Taylor, Esqs., Directors of The Poor and
Of the House Of Employment for the
countyof 1N!67in, from January l, 1864,
to January l, 1865.
To amount of orders on Treasurer $3.50 90
Balance due l53 SO
CAS- 50
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01

6as SO
Stecard raised Farnu-s9I bushels wheat, 60 BUSH
els rye 800 bushels OATS 1900 bushels corn IN ears and
made 29 loads of hay.
StetUard raised Truck Pdtch-l5O bushels of noa.
toes, 300 heads cabbage
Ste'caTd klHed-l0 hogs weighing 2267 pounds and
oeeyes weighing 2340 pounds.
Stock Fa1Rl--5 horses 20 head horned cattle
sows and 20 head shoats.
Farming Utensits-l four horse wagon and bed.
Two horse wagon and bed, truck wagon, = sets hay
ladders, plows, harrows, corn cultiyators wheel
barrow, shaking forks. dung forks, pitch forks,
moving scythes. / sled, 2 double sets plow gears,
double sets tug harness. single set harness. she'll
Work done ut Poor House for Pa,lperS-6 sheets 10
pairs pillow eases, IS dresses, small dresses caps
II skirts. 80 chemise 25 shirts % aprons bed ticks
Is pairs pants. sacks, night gowns pairs drawers
II haps quilted, II towels small shirts 80 pairs stock
ings knitted 10 barrels soap made and kettles apple
butter.
PAUPERs.
Number in Poor House January l. 1864 80
Admitted through the year orders 55
Born IN the house
Whole number of inmates for 1854 95
Died IN the house
Bound out
Discharged 50 So
Number in Poor House January l, 1865 IL
Outdoor paupers through the year T3
DO DO discharged disa SIS
Outdoor paupers Jan. l, 1865, supported in
part by the county 60
Whole number of paupers Jan. l, 1865 lO2
We have also three insane persons in the Penna Lu-
matte Hospital viz: Aida Sellers Robert Starks and
sarah GIhboney, supported by the county.
In addition TO the above there have been so tram
sent paupers, supported for short time mosIv over
night) without orders or entry on the register.
We, the undersigned auditors of Mifiin county
elected and sworn according 10 law, having examined
the accounts OF Joseph Brewer. Steward of the Poor
House from January l. 1864, January l. 1865 do GER
tfy that we find a balance due TO the SAID Jose oh
nf rl,aD ~.
of one hundred and ffty-three dollars and fftv-ulne
cents (S53 59). Given under hands at Lewistown
January 10, 1865.
Fl. L. CLOSE, ! ,.,
VI. MOHLER, huoltors'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01

We the Undersigned Auditors of Mifflin county
elected and sworn according to law, having examined
the accounts and vouchers of John w shaw TraaSn
rer of the Directors of the Poor and OF the house
employment for the county of Mifflin from January
/, 1854 to January 1865 do certify that we in1 hal
ance due from the said Directors of the poor 10 IT,
said John W. Shaw of fory-one dollars and seventy
three cents ($il 73 and that we have cancelled te
orders paid by the said Treasurer Given undsr onr
hands at Lewistown, January To- 1865 N-
H. l.. CLOSE.
VI. MOHLER, AUDITORS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
Mifiin & Centre County r. r.
LeWistoWn and Reedsville.

ON and after Monday, January 2, 1865,
" tran will leave Lewistown and Reeds
vile as follows
Leave Lewistown for Reedsville,
(mail) 80 a. m.
Leave Reedsville for P. r. r. $50
" P. R. r. for Reedsyille ii 90
" Reedsville for Lewistown IL 80
Lewistown for Reedsgille 10 p. m.
Reedsvilie for P r. r., mail 2 Is
P. r. r. for Reedsyille 4 25
" Reedsvlle for Lewistown Is
Eas- The train will stop at Lewistown,
Freedom Iron Works, YeagertoWn. and the
Crossing Of the Turnpike above Mann's low
er Axe Factory, going and coming.
JOHN WATERIIOUSE,
jana Engineer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Trains leave Lewistown Station as follows:
Westward. Eastscard
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
LeWistoWn Post Office.

Money can be forwarded through this of
Il in sums from 81 to $50. by the payment
the following fees: From 81 to $40 ten
hts; $40 to $40 fifteen cents; $50 to $50
enty cents.
ndavs from to 9 IN. 5. COMFORT, p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
Theaiers.

At the Winter Garden this evening a new mn
ltaIy drama entitled "Corporsl Caronche W." =.
represented for the first time. Mr.. Henry iiaoi.'
been specially engaged to sustain the prlncia'
Ysl and the best members of the regular COMPANY ""
be sncluded in the cast.
An afternoon performance of Dot OF 'ne NroAe' ."
'fhe Hearth" will take place to-day at tne D'''u"as
Theater beginning at oelocA' M o"e"' WA ~
peat his charming personaton Oh '"''' '"'""'t
The F,encb Tbeater will reopen tonight at Niblo's
s,,oo, With the first performance of George Sands
~'Marq9is de Vlemer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
A Card.
rt,,o, Of The n. Y. Tribune.

-.r, n, Tfitor Of The n. Y. Tribune
SIR: In the present temporary siagnauoh Oh
,,d consequent the fall of gold several ev'idispo'ed
persons ere circulating reports damaging +" The cIedii oil some
f the largest aud most Influential houses ia the dry eoods
,l in this citv which when Investigated prove false as
sb ho, Of the houses that lave thus been msned have
,apit Of wo or three times The auoan OF their ported
liabilities.
Surely something ought b. done toward putting stop 10
sreh Outrageous folly and the only To- accomplish '' u
y giving Publicity such dsIlcef proceeding on the part
Of few persons whose only object j. 90 dleloa'e s'0'A''
good. aul Tie credit Of honorablr house,
Til. statement is made to tsi you in yonr wisdom ana
GOOD d.mcnt may place the before the public IN uc
will be beneficial to alb and sy tine loss and ruin
cha, would be eutaled BY general Iafl-
Isri. Sir your. respectfully, SANurL THOMPSON
No. 90 and 20 Beare,-,,., March -. 1868.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

The EXECUTION OF kENHtpN - me cNccu-
fion Of William Cobb Kennedy convicted o. Deihg
Spy viii take place TO day Siuday) az tor LAa!eue,
between the hours of Il and O'Clock. hsuoceSS'u'
efforts have been made by bis counsel elmer 10 procure
n pardon or pOspouemcut OF the execution Inc sl'
lows on which Beal was hung "il b, nsao' ana Mar
shal Murray will have charge OF the an 'eh''' Inc
execution will take place within the walls o. ine lor''
aud no persons viii be permitted 10 ee present except
,he necessary officials guard and members o. the press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
DIED.

BAUM-On Tuesday. March n. after short and severe
Illness. John o. Baum aged "a years. months and 10 days
The relatives and friends OF The fanny ais. 'he roe's 81
exempt members Of Conmbis Engine Co., No H. ana the
e16rs Of the Neptune Club respectfully invited to
attend lis funeral from his late residence NO. ~ Donncs
st., ou sunday afternoon at o'clock. , 49,,
Tie officers rnenbers of sylvan Grove Lodge, No 20
f. A. NJ ale hereby summoned to be present at 'p-ch
communication Of ,ad Lodge, at their Lodge Rooms corner
and Grand ts u o'clock A., on sunday SCh INST
uurpo,e Of attending the funeral OF late Brother
loln O. Baum Members Of the Fraternity are fIaierniiy
in,jtsd 10 be pre,ent. W.N. BENJAMIN, Master
BLANCKOn Friday evening Path inst after short ine -
Crose W blanck OF Thos j. and Sarah r. Blsnek IN
Tie relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invt
ed to attend his funeral from the residence Of his parents
No. $50 HudsOnst., Oh Sunday the 2oth ihst al M
without farther notice
DOTyTb, funeral services fo Rev. Ebu Doty te Mission
ary chna will be Led Monday afternoon, at ococA
en- the Ref Dutch Church on I.afayette place.
The remains vii. be inferred at PafsiPpay ~ De- on Tues
day
HARDENED RGiI-At New Brunswick, ~ j. on Thursday
afternoon 231 inst Charles Johnson. son OF Warren and
Cou,ria i r. HsrdenbuTsh IN the 4th year OF his age
TIL relatives and friends Of til. family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral on Saturday. the z9t inst ~ o CLOG"
u NJ from the residence Of lbs father, NO ~ ueoIs' 81
KNEXALS-On Tlur-day, March 20, Caleb Brninsl only
child OF Caleb H. and Louisa IL kne'als, aged ID months
i nJ Of the family are invited attend the funeral
Saturday II M from the residence OF ms parents NO.
81 Fast Thirty sixth. st, without further invitation
sIMPsON-On Friday March "a. 1855. Ralph Simpson,
vouueest son Of George W. and Caroline L. Simpson, aged
month, and day. -, =,
~. residence of hi. parents, No III South OxoTdst
Brook yu this (saturjay) afternoon, at o'clock
TOWNSHIP Nd On Thursday, March 20, Andrew j. Town
IT. Sner7 in tske place at St. Timothys Church. Fifty
fourtLst near Eghhsve.. Sunday 9Ch inst at O'Clock
Mlmbcr. Of Beacon Lodge 22s o. o. f. and the friends Of
his family, are respectfully inv ted
Iii. remains will be taken to Bay Cemetery oT intermenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Look Out: Look Out q Look Out:"
FOR THE SPY.
FOR THE SPY.
FOR THE SPY.
TEN THOUSAND EXTRA COPIES
TEN THOUSAND EXTRA COPIES
TEN THOUSAND EXTRA COPIES
of the
NETWORK WEEKLY
NETWORK WEEKLY
hsve sold already and thepses running night aud
day to supply the demand, containing the great
REVOLUTIONARY ROMANCE
REVOLUTIONARY ROMANCE
REVOLUTIONARY ROMANCE
entitled
WILD NELL. THE SPY;
WILD NELL, THE SPY;
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Or
THE FOUNDLINGS OF THE FOREST:
A ROMANCE OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
BY FRANCIS 5. SMITH,
Author OF white Eagle, the Avenger;' "Gaenus' the
Gladiator "Evseen Wilson" etc. etc.
The above Romance of the American Revolution and Is
full Of the most Startling Incidents from beginning to end
i. with all the great graphic force OF it, popular author
and exhibits ingenious blending Of Romance and Reality
which is not to be with in any similar work. 1t Is admit
ted by good judges who have read the manuscript to be
TIL GREATEST REVOLUTIONARY ROMANCE OF
MODERN TIMES,
AM everybody would do well to look Tor it.
NEW-YORK WEEKLY,
ALso CONTAINS
FAMILY PRIDE;
Or
PURIFIED BY SUFFERING.
BY MRS. MARY j. HOLMES.
DIARY OF A MINISTER'S WIFE
By ALMEDiA NJ. BROWN
Beside the above three srea, serials, the
NEW.YORK WEEKLY
contains lsrs. number Of choice Sketches and Poems
making the
NEW.YORK WEEKLY
the hes, Story aud Sketch Paper published
For sale everywhere.
PRICE SIX CENTS PER COPY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

VERY Large and Fine Assortment
REAL AND COMPOSITION BRONZFs, CLOCKS
sTATUETTES GROUPS AND FANCY GOODS
Now landing per steamship Washington.
These goods will he sold at the present low gold veuA
ton purchasers may rely upon receiving ola them and
also upon entire stock the foil beneht OF the recent a
in gold.
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES.
PARIAN STATUARY, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE,
DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS GLASS WARE,
&c, &C.. in great variety.
L.. V. HAUGHWOUT e. CO.,
No, 4S8, 40 and lsl broadway,
Corner Of Brooper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY bu,ing any of

Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buy any Oh
the numerou, WORTHLESS. article. called Gold Pens which have
flooded the market for the last few years when " io"s'
price. you get pens which acknowledged 0o '"e
BEsT IN THE WORLD
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose lack Of brains com
them attempt IMITATION eren 10 me adrert"e"ent IL YOU
want the full value of your money in another COLUMN
"The Pen il Mightier than the Sword"
The FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, Ncw-fork, ana
all other popular hotels use BuRSETTs fLAvoRiNd Ex'
TRACTS Sold BY druggists and grocers everywhere
The Poor LITTLE SUFFERER VIII be lhiine-
dately relieved by using Mrs WSsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teethng II soens the reduces inamma
ton cures wind collie says all pain and gives the child quiet
natural sleep from which swskes uvigcra,ed aud refreshed
Perfectly safe in all millions OF mothers can testify
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
Business y oiices.
EVERY DAY ADDS FRESH TESTIMONY 10 THE
VALUE
CHEvALIrRs
LIYK HAIR

R,,'ore gray hair to it' ogiaoi ooio stops - ling out
.n tree days keeps the had clean, cool ard i'atiy will
40. stain tn kim or soil the white: fabric Tic De-. hair
dre..ia, the world Can be used freely corius nothing
injurious strengthens ard promote tie growth Of t' weak
est har 1. recommended and used By tie frt ~" r.IaU
zhoyi,y in Neie- York. All Freely invited NE this
~olleTul triumph Of science. SOLD Ct tue lie,c. and al
my Office, No 1923 Broada S, where advice 90 tie treat
mel, Of ils lair Will be A,,y ,cn Piee a rrbo.; s.
pc Lsi dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Those who suffer from nervous Tr'atlohS
s,cIipo uneasiress and to discomfort thltE iron
an egceblcd and disorered sta Of abe e'iru, s1ol
take AYERS SAR-ArARlLiA ana cleanse t-' o'oTu
1'urre out he lurking distempel t'al u .1'eS U''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

SIxYFARs EXPERIENCE WITHOUT 4 FAILURE.
-The BURGLAR ALUM TELEGRAPH lo, never been
brokeu through ETC, window and door iat.s'Dy con
Hccted The Office removed to No. l.- broadway
7 il;s's Safe store T. HOLMES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

4 RARE CHANCE. - offer selection rom my
inipense assortment oil Ecady-made C'0liur. GEMS
and BOY, az cost lSAhC '. fRoAfWf
No. 81 Fourth ave. AID No o. Ia, .ti place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

RIVER NAvIGATIoN.-The river Is open 10
Albany and the Peoples Line OF STEAMBOATS, commence
running tomorrow, the C. Vanderbilt aVing r'e1 No
d. North River, at 6 p IN. The ADVERTISEMENT oi 'n'
boats Is in its proper place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

THE TWENTY SECOND WARD. The citizens
of this ward meet tonight at Netional Hail. lor'y,
fourthst near Eighthave., TO take measures to MI
their quota.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Gold Hunting Cnscd Watches.
for Ladies and Gentlemen eighty doars Ia ak hundrc
doliafs each
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Gold aud Silver from oyhvs dollarstO three hundred dolar
each . ,..,,,,,. =, orr, ,,,,rc,,rc
fo twenty eight dollars hundred dollars each for sale
by GEO &. ALLEN, No. AS Broadway, one door below
(.naIs St formerly No. II Wail-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

CHEROKEE PILLS--FEMALE REGULATORS
So Inc all ptyr,i.f. ;. rer box Thirsty. a.c rauph-
is ;ret Adde'S. Dr. W. j. MgEwIy Co. No '1 Liberty
At New.iolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Fair for the Freedmen.
An Association Of Ladies will hold FAIR at Dodworths
Hall, No DO6 Broadway. commencing on
MONDAY March q,
continuing the three following days from 10 to 10
p daily. Friends Of the Freedmen solicited to CO.
operate BY contributions OF articles suitable tor the Far or
Dash. which will be received by Mrs. j. WlNCHESIEk,
Manager No. ~ Gramercy Park Mrs. HENRY 7. GRAY,
reasurer No. 1855 Broadwsy, and Miss NARY STRONG-
ITHAkM. No 86 Broadway. Also, by J. WINCHESTER
No 30 John ST., near Nassau.
Twenty second Ward.
meeting Of the citizens Of the Twenty SECOND Ward
will be held THIS Saturday EVENING. at National
Hail. Four'y fourth ST. Eishhsve TO devise ways and
to fill the quota of tho Ward and prevent DAFT
The Hon FERNANDO WOOD and other eminent speak
ers viii address the meeting.
Judge NJ CONNOLLY, Chairman.
DR.. s. WHiTcHURCH. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Messrs. FOWLER u WELLS. Psychologists,
give Charts OF Character daily. ut No. Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

GOLD IS D0wY-So are Ladies and Children
Shoes. and Gents fine Slippers al JiffGH-. No. %;
Broadway. Can ana see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

CARRIAGES.-ADAMsN CoSr, REPOSITORY O-4
Bdwav 4 fine assort u-nt of elegant loayy and light
,CArRItG AGES their own manufacture cor IT, JOncs-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

lAdceriscnent.i
CoRSs BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINrS and all
di.ca.e Of the feet cured Yy Dr. ZAcHAEIg no Ir'dway
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Special Notices.

Fort Sumter Anniversary.-The COMMITTEES for the
celebration Of the above occasion will meet twenty
20) Asor House, s o'clock D. m, SATUR DA1. 18th
instant. CHARLES KNOX, Chairman
JoHN N. FISHER IT,, Secretary
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sc,entcculh Ward Citizcns' Recruiting Com
mittec.

Sc, eutcrnIh Ward CitIZcn,' Kccruifing COni-
mittcc.
HKADQUARr,Es, SrEuBgS House.. No. 29j EowKRr.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
Patriots, Sodiers your time enlist TIE highest
BOuuties paid.
,snd the hand money!.
For two wv
land the hand money!.
IOr three year men. y"
land the hand money!.
Extra hand money will be paid by The Wmd Committee.
To our veteran heroes. entns ia Gen. Hancoeks Corps,
4 800 extra Bounty will be paid
The end OF the Rebellion This undoubtedly the
call of the Government upon her gallant sons ~ sustain
our glorious Gag. -
RALLY-CITIZENS-RALLY
WILLIAM H. FALCONFR,
IL HERBERT WILLIAMS,
SfXrUS l.. KAPFF,
GEORGE CANflELD.
PETER COOK.
CHARLES q. CORNELL,
Chairman Executive Committee.
GxoRoE Y. srLiyHRESSEK. Secretary.