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Patishnrgb. O-dcnsburgl,. Sscx1ts Iar5or or Water
town Auburn Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Enira al.
Blnghalnt0n Or NORWICH
The regiments will be sent first to Harts Island and
thence distributed 70 of the places above-named
which is neares, to the point where the regiment
organized. The raymasters will go with them to eacl
place II is expected the people will see that when
our johnny comes home from the war" he has
welcome commensurate with the services he has ren
dered.
VISITING THE SOLDIERS.
Gov. Fenton has passed the day visiting the
NewYork soldiers in the hospitals around Washington
and miDstering TO their wants.
BoUYTIBS To CoLoRED TROOPS.
The Paymaster General issued an order yes
terday defining bounties TO be paid colored troops.
First. All persons Of color who have been enlisted and
mustered into the service Of the United States and are
mustered the rolls free before April 49, 1861
are entitled to bounty follows. vx IL enlisted prior
to December a. le63 $780, if enlisted in an old organi'
zaion aztec Oct next 1903 and prior to April !. 1864
500; il enlisted in organization after December
a. 1863 and prior 10 April l. ls64 $500; II enlisted
between April 1864, and July H. ls4 inclusive 500
persons of color enlisted and mustered into service
under the Presidents call for 800 90 vo!uuteorsin 1853
who at the time of enlistment enrolled
and subject to draft in the State where
fooWs FOLLOWED viz men enlisted in % Sny SrsanzatioD of colored
troops between Oct II and Oct o. 1868. 500; enlisted
in old organization after Oct "a l-t and prior to
April l. le6i. $500; enlisted in new organization
after Dec "a 1863 aud prior 10 April ]. 1854. s3Oo
All ensiments of c,lorcd after July II 1864 tor one
two three years entitled them to bounty OF 500 So
and $500 respectively ColOrcd soldiers who have beon
Or hereafter shall be- discharged by of wounds
received in battle or skirmish. picket oi in action
or in the line OF duty. and who otherwise enti;
tied under existing laws to boniay. are entuea
TO receive the same bounty they bad served ont
the full term OF enlistment All persons of color drafted
under the act Of March g. ls63 and prior te sept. s.
lsG and their substitutes entitled to bounty OF
100 provided they had served out two full years.
They have also the same pIy and allowances as the
white soldiers Under section 2 act Of June II, lSAno
bounty ordered by the President for persons Of
color who should enlist between that date and July 10
e64, unNss free April 10 l-6l.
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DIED.

CARPFNTER-At Castle Grove. Jones Co.. Iowa. suddenly
"wednesday. the 18th inst, Harriet Marvin, wife OF Mil
New.Lcndon Conn papers please copy.
HANDY-At Chicago, Ill., on Wednesday, May a. Sarah f..
wife q Thomas Handy and youns. danshs. OF Cornelius
and Charlotte l. La Forge Of this city, aged 70 years
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO attend
the funeral from ST. Lukes Church. No. 4Sl Hudson.st.
N. T., to-day monday, at2 O'Clock p. IN.
HERRICK-On SUNDAY morning, May 49, Albert H. son Of
tho late Elias H. Herrck.
The resves and friends the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from the residence Of his mother No
East tTweny.siIth-st, Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock
REIMER-On Saturday, May q. Horton Rsimer, son Of
George and the late Catherine Remer
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral from tho residence Of his father
No. i4s Duaslds, Brooklyn, this Mondsy) afternoon d.
81 O'Clock.
nIG0S-In Potsdsm st. Lawrence Co., New York on Satur.
day May a. Clara H. we Of the Rev. Herman c. Rgss In
the 3lst year OF her age.
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H>tel Personal.

Gen. Joseph Hooker, Cincinnati; Gov. A. W.
Randall washin gton the Hon. j. II. Rice Maine; the
Hon: j. r. Usher, Washington; and d Burden. Troy.
N. Y, are at the Ast0r House.
A. Vessel Cincinnati; William Bell. Richmond
Judge J. w. Rankin, Keokuk X. L. Davenport. Mass.
J: Draper. Csnsndaigua; and w. j. Florence. the
j. Mouroe Ogden. Georgia and II. Kingston Boyd.
New.Oreans are at the Fifth ave. Hotel
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AN IMPORTANT ORDER.
AL Prisoners Sentenced by Military
Tribunals to be Discharged.
TIE REPUBLIC ON A PEACE BASIS.
OmciaI.
WASHINGTON. Saturday. May %. ls65.

WASHINGTON, Saturday. May 81. 1861
The following order has just been issued from
Che War Department.
Th,t in all cases Of sentences by military tribunals OF
Imprisonment during the the sentence be RENTED,
and that the prisoners be discharged.
The Adutant-Genera viii issue immediately the
Oecessay instructions to carry this order into effect
By order Of the President
lSignedl EDWIN NJ. STANTON. Secretary OF War.
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THg CATHgDRALs or EsGLASD.-Thc Rev.
George II. Seymou learned aud eloquent Clergyman
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, will deliver lee
ture upon The Cathedrals of England at the brooklyn
Academy Of Music to morrow evening commanding at
O'Clock Mr. Seymour is rector Of St. Johns Church.
and the proceeds OF the lecture will be deroied 20
lAeins the church from debt.
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HUBByL's
GOLDEN BrriX@
Will Cure DyspeIviA'
HuBBxLs GOLDEN Bvrb&'
viii Cure Heauburn!
HUBBRLs GOLDEN BrrTsW
VIII Cure Debility!
HUBBRL's GOLDEN BrTEB
Will Cure Weakness and ProstrstionI
HUBBxL's GOLDEN BIrrgRs.
Tho Best Tonic in the World.
Try ons Bottle and be convinced-thst it u
NO HUnBuG
For SALE EvERrwsERs
Centr,i Depot,
AxsRIoAN ExPRs9 BUILDINGS,
No. IS HUDSON ST., NJ 7.
BuHIRAxs vAH ScHAAox Wholesale Druggists, No. 1e
Laksst, Chicago solo AGENT for North west
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To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON. MAY 2s. 1865.

The late order of the War Department, that
fn all cases of sentences by military tribunals of i'm
prsonment during the war that the sentences be re-
iited and the prisoners discharged implies In part to
number of deserters WhO to the Dry Iortu-
gas as a punishment fer their crime This act Of
clemency by direction the President considered
Just to citizens before issuing amnesty proc
lmation affecting Rebels recently in against the
United states authorities
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A. RAY or HopE-T0 weak, deblitated Dys-
pep.ics, sroanns under life Of agony, we oaer
PLANTATION BrrTERs
good and remedy This remarkable medicine re-
eves Stomach Headache Heartburn, Distress after eat
ing and all the symptoms Of Dyspepsia, at once.
Iu good effect is felt upon the frat trial.
PLANTATION Brrrxs the peasanes tonic in the world
The DID, the young and the middle sed acknowledge the
wonderful health giving power.
No change of diet "a necesary While usng them Eat al
you want ofthe bet you can get.
PLANTATION BrryRs exhausted Natures great Resorer
They give tone 10 the Stomach and brancy to the Mind
and driving away
g. The doubts that roll
Cinunefian darkness DER the fsntins soul"
To Pxoys tr-TRr A BorrLn.
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A Card.
OFF SANDi HOOK Nay 70, IstJ
At meeting of the passengers held on board
TIT steamship Chase at sea- on Friday. May D. 1855.
the following resolutions were unanimously adopted

l. That thanks dsc 20 Capt. NJ l.. Rogers officer
and Of the steamship Chase for their Uniform courtesy
aud sindness ber first Of trust many successful tips
from Savannah.
. That ch--rfuly and cordially recommend 70 orr
Southern friends the Pioneer Line Of steamers, assuring
them that the other vessels OF the line commanded ny
efficient officer. the Chs-e. they will nave no cause 10
regret intru.tins themselves to this Company.
J. That all acknowledge how much - due their ,Oe and
energetic Agent Lews L. Jones through whose insttuen
tally the Pioneer Line has been successfully es1bshef.
and rs' that lie and h ships may swell The ranks o tho
pioneers Of tina, peace whose happy influence already
being experienced by both sections.
That copy tie preceding resolutions be presented to
Cap, N L. Rogers and 10 Lows L. Jones. esd, together with
sincere wishes for the continued vo,pety OF themselves
and their " Pioneer Line"
(SgneJ) L. Jaqusln Smith. II 8 Miner, jr T.. J9rin,
y Cnreau. d y. Jet. A. L. Han.. H. Gowdy H. L. rissh
NJ Ba,Jan L. u. Wheeler John T.. Beebes y Nsyetaly J.
:. Cooper NJ. Francis H. Waterman, J. Blnctwe j. r.
Burn-y Cbse. u. Staples 0eorse H. Frost. McDonoush
>. Cuttncr. and others.
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OsvtcH o. THE CoLLxorox OF IErEESAL HEvsHus'
frH DISTRICT. sd. SrH 9TH AND 8rH WAkDs'
CITY NKU.fopw No Is CQAmBHR8 u.

os.Ics Q, THE COLLECTOR oy ISrrnsAL R.vs"uS
trH DISTRICT Sd. srH 9TH AND Brh wAkp''
Nosice hereby given that the List. Of Taxes a.esseo
for the month Of March, 1865 and ior the on
o apI W accoidsnce respectively with the pfovions
the Act OF June 80 1864 and OF said amended Mcs
1902 haze been returned to by the Assessor Of tho Dn
rict and thaf said due and payable and pay
ment thereof hereby demanded.
Tho to. !, payable within ten day. from and after the 2n
neglect pay viii be liable penalty provided by
J.F. BAILEY. Collector.
sixteenth Assembly District Union Associatios.
AT regular meeting Of this Association. held Headqosr
ers on Friday evening MAY 26 1865 the following preamble
and resolutions were offered by Col George b. Van Brunt
and unanimously adopted;
Bhereos Abraham Lincoln, whose wise .tste.nanship snd
vigorous policy brought triumphsnty through -four lon:
wears Of the most terrific ntenecnc wai witch this world
has witnessed wa, stricken down e anS o an E
with the disposition the delicate duties and Questions
Of STATE pC5y eys5 %PG.ss SpS" and ''
Vheyeos We believe that his hands wbi Do senslnenoc
aud hi. made glad by the willing aud neany pS
tLer. fore the Union Association Sixteenth Assembly Ds
trict (I9th Ward), ia council convened. do A. ,,. n,
Resolre That they have an abiding iatn that tne ,s
mower which Abraham Lincoln meekiy wore could hes
have fallen upon the shoulders Of 'ruef or 0e''
Re,reJ That having sprung from the people, and bong %
the people hs. Seener or ts.r o. heart
nor enter into and carry forward that line Of policy mo
cheery which tend. 'erate The o~ protect the "s"@
Re.Orea That whole life has been splendid eIe,p
cation of American institutions rising oy MI own
integrity and genius honest poverty TO the various P
and which his fellow citizens have up
him till he fills the honorable and 'spos pos
tion among the Governments of the earth A.
Resoced That his early and consistent advocscy tas
Bl-that greaf measure of wisdom winch gvss
the homeless stamps him emphatcaly sne pcos
friend and marks him, at once, ~ eoosste"'
and wise statesman. ,..x.
Resosed Thst will give him sd,rea and sndsss
support and will cherish abiding confidence IN nv &c
ce.al and triumphant administration Of the .aoI' ase
which Divine Providence has imposed upon him: ~
Resoed That copy Of the above resolutions BE- eoosee
In The DAILY TRIBUNE Daiy Iimes and Ne,o fork
j. ". CULVER Piesidesk
ALLAN COOPER. Secretary.
Notice.-UNION GENERAL COMMTTTEE:-A :ps-
cial meeting Of this Executive Committee VIII % neao 3
corner Broadway and Twenty third st. on
MONDAY EVENING, May ~ 1865 at o'clock.
OWEN w. BRENNAN, Chairman
HssnI u ivxIAr, Secretaries
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fAdv.rti.emeui
IrcH. IrCHi ITCH
SCRATCH, ScRArrU' ScRsTCu'
WHEATON. OINTMENT

IAdv"rti.eilfif
IrCH IrCH ITCH
SCRATCH SCRAru' ScRsTcu'
WHrAIoNs OINTMENT
WILL CURE TIP lrCU IN - HOURS.
Also cures Salt Rheum. Ulcers Chilblans ana al
RruptOns of the Skin Price 20 cents For sale by 81
drugci.ts I,y sending 6D cents 70 WEEKs & Potter
Sole gents No no Washington ST., Boston II viii be
forwarded ny mail free Of postage TO any part ot ths
United states
IAdyer,i.rInsnt
NgwPLLs Perfect Fitting Shirts. ready mace
and to order Undcrshiris. Drawer. Hdkfs.. Gloves.
Ties Sc. sent &. q. d. y. a. NEWELL C'S Broadwsy
fAdvet,i.nen,l
ROBBED on Nor, As YOU PLEAsE.-Six years
experience withou. failure; II houses saved Ia lErc
weeks. Office No. I9s Broadway. X. HOLMES.
fAdvrr.i.-men,J
JHpFRRs's new Petroleum and Solfcrino Polish
Button BOoIs for Ladies' and Children. Out On Mon
d,y novelty. JEgTER,, No. J1J broadway
IAdveiiisenentl
LORDS Cleaning and Dycing Establishment,
Garments beautifully cleaned i3' roomes. Il way
fAdyerti.rmcnt
IMPORTANT To SOLDIERs.-Gents' all wool
Suit t!s sI;oys' all wool Srits e.. at |. V. BEoKAws
No "a Fourth ave. aud no. O. Laiayc.to.piacc.
tAdvcrti.emeni
CORNs, BUgIoSS, ENLARGED JOINTS ana al
Je,e. Of tho feet cured Dr. LAcnAsIg No 100
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The Throat and I,aBss.
WORK FOR THE PEOPLE.
CARLETON, Publisher. New York. has just ready DE-
LIGHTHILL'S new work containing o clear and compto
hea.ve description OF the and successful system enhsA
NEP HOT E r RAPY.
For the Treatment Of
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
Cssrrh Ashms, Affections Of the Voice LIynses brse
chsl and Pulmonary Complaints, Inflammation Of
the Eyes. and the various diseases OF the
RESPIRATORY ORGANS.
DIR. EDWARD BUNFORD LIGHTHiLL
NO "a st. Mark 'splace. NewYork)
Author of "a Popular Treatise Deafness h' Gauss
and Prevention" etc, etc.
One I2no Volume Price 50 Cents
- Sold by all Booksellers and sent BY mail FREE % 70
ceips Of price. - cents, BY
CARLETON. Publishes. New Yort.
No. ALI BROADWAY, corner Of Lspeaardss
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Tag CELEBRATED PIAHo-FORTEs.
VIZ KEAsz Cos
PiAsO.FoRrs WARsRooas
No $50 BaoApwAT
up 5.sir,I
0sAso PiAs0s
SQUARE PuNo3
UPRiaar PIANOS
splendid assortment Of ehe ceebrsted "Knsbe" Pianos
Of every style in Grand Square snd Uprshs, will always De
found In tho new. spacious uarerooms
No $50 BRoADwAY
The Kn.bs" Pianos have received the most cordial te't
oni.s from highest Of tho musical world such
TgALBsaa 0orrscHALK SArrxs STRAxoscH MUuo, An
scsgrs and nsBy others
J. B,uss & Co. Agents.
No. $50 Broadway.
up stairs)
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gpeeial Notices.

FOuntaln'a India Store.
Chinese, Japanese, MAns, India and American Indian
GVsas, al Nv. w BGssdway, aesI Fopgteenthst
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Furniture,
AT REDUCED PRICES
Of the latest styles, consisting OF
PARLOR DINING-ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES,
In Ro,ewood Walnut Maple retailing at manufscturers
prices al T.. KRUTINAS
MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS.
Nos 90 and - Fast Houston st..
Between Bowery and Second-ave.
All goods warrsnted
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Business Notices.
B,nRy's TmoopHxRous FOR THE SKIN AND

BARRy's IRICOPHEROUS P0R THE SKIN AND
-Pa,ronired by th- principal families in Europe and
Ameio, Thi. oIcoeI. article ia admitted to be The stand
ard for all purposes connected with the Hair IL
prevent. IL. falling of er,jics,es scurf Dandrut So and
ke-ps In the beautiful condition. ls habtn, use
renders the Of OIL pomi,um, other preparation
1uii- superiuou. Sold by Nesbury K sons, No - Ss
P,rr. London Gsyey. No. II 0ueen', jersey Europe
sh,yer No 22e Picadly London Jonr. Co.. No % Bou'
lev.rd de, Cspucns PARIS; Birch, No Moe'worth' Dub
lin; Antonin Pos, No T. Hambure Gofhuh 'os'
Hamburg; Henery Highest, Guernsey Green No. ~ High
st. Grantham Lncon.hire; Congals, Madrid SPAIN CorJo
Havana Lyman Brothers, Carada; Morton Co.. Nova SEQ
Ii, Graham, Hefouudland Burgoyne Co, San frnci'co
Watson Prince Ed~ srd. snd; Hampstead Belize, Hondn
r..; Pou Panama; Kiobey, Brazil Mos, Co.. Australia
IIrrou, Vera Cruz Mexico; Kennedy Jaspa Weir' fru'
.ia; Locas,e Russia Barra China; Manlove.apan rr'h
eip,l Office No "a Pear.t new York, and by al df"Ss'
tlrou shout the United States
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MARRlED ID.

PIFRCE-KFLLFY-A Dandy. VI, on Thursday. May IS
1855 by Edn Baker, ESQ.,, William pierce aud Katie r.
Kelley all of Dandy, VI.
TAYLOR-BAST-On Thursday. May IS. by the Rev Johr
Philip Stein the residence OF the brides parents Scbuy
hi Haven Penn. Mr. Jeremiah Taylor Of New York u
Miss Amsnds second daughter Of Gideon Bast esq NC
cards)
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X. X. X.

X. X. X.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
RApwAYs REGULATING PILLS. vegetable and innocuoes.
opers,e and relieve theeto six hours Six pills ns
equal to 30 of tie drastic pellets surcharged with caomei and
other corrosive minerals They grpe-they never fell
Equszng the disturbed circulation, they control fever.
mildly evacustng the bowels they remove the disturbing
cause Instead Of wrenchns cOnyulsng and irritating shs
dsch.rgng organs the pills soothe them like healing ems
lent and justly regarded the only safe cssharc and
Alternative for ladies' and children Being coated with sweet
gum they are pleasant take. Sold by RADWAY Cs.
No 81 Maidenlane and by druggists. Price Is centa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29

Notice.-UNION GENERAL COMMfTTEE.-A :Pe-
cia meeting Of this Executive Committee will be bed q
headanart-s corner Broadway and Twenty third 81, on
MONDAY EVENING May ~ 1865, at 3 O'Clock
OWEN w. BRENNAN, Chairman-
Gs,. asss1 + II Hi1s Hg.IAr' Secretaries.
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DR. VOS EIsENBERG.
isvySrox o, rHx tAsor.
AEsrHETco- -NEURALGIcOS,
Foa rHx CURE or ALL DnxAsKs OF rHx
Erx EAR. CuRoNic CArARRH,
Lrxes THROAT, HEART sud CONSUMPTION.
M,y be consulted at his Consultins Rooms,
No. 8l6 BROADWAY
Hz,arsa RESTORED by osE APPLICATION with Dr. Won
FuxxBxRa sAKsrHErioo NEURALaIcoN
"WnY DO You ENDURE CONSTIPATION y
"why do you endure ISDEGxsrIos"
"why do yoa endure SICK HrApAcHr"
why DO yoa endure DrsrEPs'Ar
"WHEH CRISEAs BIrrERs
Wn ,,l.v, Won IN an incredibly short time. You should
rt M. Testimonial. of Surgeons IT, y. Army, aud persons
az v,r,ri,y aud of the highest re.pccabty, which you W"
md attached 20 our circular Send for st once you doubt
our statement. ~,
Depot No. llO Liberty-st., New-York.
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ILPR. GROWTH AND BEAUTY TO THR HAIR
Mas s. A ALLxs's woRLDs HAn RxsroxuR And
DRxssIsa. TRr IT.
SOLD ALL DRc6sisrs
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fAdyer,is~ncnt

IMPORTANT To SOLDIERs.-Gents all wool
uits ts. sI'oys all wool suits, e.. at l. BEoHA" 5.
TO- u Fourth ave- aud 10. O. Lafayette place.
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[Adyegii,s fneut.
LORDS Cleaning and Dycing Establishment,
G.rrnsnts beautifully cleaned iJ' roomest cor Il way
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iAdvcrtisemen .
CORNs. BUgIoSS, ENLARGED JOINTS ana al
Of tho feet cured By Dr. ZAcnAsIg No 100 Bros iwsy
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A Discovery Long Needed.-GRAY HAIR AN0
BADNESS ENTIRELY PRENkNTED
'Iondon Haiy Color Restoyey and Drsssiag."
London Hair Color Restorey and Iyessiag."
London Hair Color Restorer and Dyeaing"
Restoyes GRAY Hair. NO Prerests Bdfdasss.
Resfoyes GRAY Hair. Pyere.fs Baidasss.
Restores Gray Hair. DYE. Prersnfs bstdSess.
Keeps the head clean cool asd healthy"
wiz not stain the skin g particle"
Positively resfores Hair 10 its original cotov."
"Strengthens and promotes tie srortA"
Warrdatsd 10 contain ainersl sSbstasee."
"Used BY our emiasat Physicians and Clergy"
"AA shoaH Use Mis truly poaderfI disoovevk"
as Hliy DyessiR9 d Is perfect"
Single bottle, rs cents SIX bottles ~ Sold By Da.
SWAYNE & son, No. 800 North Sixthst, Philadeiphisi
HELMBOLD No. $40 Broadwayi WELLS l. Co, No. ll
Frsnklpst, BARNES & Co.. No. q PIk-row, New.YoIk.
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AN ENTIRELY NEW INVENTION IN DENTISTRY.
--rEygrrs PArKsr" ia CosBSArios with gold "eo aud
rubber b,.e artificial teeth II forms the LioHrEsr mo'
and Denture yet produced Its immense
sdvnsse. and beauty obvious TO every QUE An erau
nation solicited
No III Broadway, opposite Stewarts
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KSAPp's EXTRACT OF Roofs FOR MAKING

KNAPP5 EXTRACT OF KOOTS FOK MAhINu
Ro0r BEER
Thi. extract from which the healthy beverage Known ss
KNAPP Roor BEER made put up In bottles ~ cents
IS cent, and ~ each sufficient make TO- IS and 100 gallons
of the Beer
Il 1. also furnished 10 R0or BEgR MAKRRs BY the gallon at
in Tin gallon each One gallon OF the Extract
will m,ke gallons Of the Beer Full directions accompany
ing each bottle
sis,. generally.
WILCOX & GIBBS SgwIEG MACHINE.
Nv. @3 Broadway.
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"A SLIGHT COLD," CoUGns.--Few are
,w.r, Of ,hs importance Of checking cough or shsh'
Cod in IL, ar.t stage that which, in the beginning would
,a 70 mild remedy II neglected soon attack. the lungs.
BROWNS BRoscm.L THooHxs sive sure ind almost I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29

Bargains In House Furnishing Goods
BOTH FOR CITY AND COUNTRY USE.
All IMPORTED GOODS sold in conformity with The
PRICE OF GOLD.
GOODS OF DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE RE'
DUCED TO MEET ORANGES or VALUE IN MA
TERIALS AND LABOR
Reduced Prices for FRENCH CHINA and FINE
ENGLISH STONE CHINA DINNER SETS, TEA SETS.
TOILET SITS, &c.
SERVICES OF FINE ENGRAVED GLASSWARE. q
PIECES, ss low as SO
REAL AND COMPOSITION BRONZES. PARIAN
sr.rUARY. STERLING SILVER AND PLATED WARE
MIRRORS. CHANDELIERS AND GAS MIXTURES.
&c, &c.
f.. v. HAUGHwOUT G. Co..
No. 49, 40 and 4s2 Broadway, corner Of Broomess
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ALL LADIES LIKB TO HAVE A MULTIPLICITY
dsshns novelties to choose from and at GEsss No. 81?
Broadwy all the fshons Of the civilized world In Misses and
Children. FAscr HATS grouped In one splendid ek
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-29

GROVER & BkKHR's Highest Premium Elias.
he Stitch and Lock 81 ch SzwryG NAcHfSgs No. 40 Broad
| vay New. fprk aud No. 235 Fulton t.. Brooklyn.
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Wards Patent French Printed
WARDS PATENT FRENCH PRINTED
PAPER COLLARS.
PAPER COLLARS.
PAPER COLLARS
PAPER COLLARS.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,
Certain parties infringing on my rights by selling 49,
mon worthless printed paper collar.
All collars made by have my name on the collsn ~
box also.
The paper used for my superior collars s made from ses
rass which makes them very .roug the button hoea
TO BE HAD AT ALL GENTS FURNISHING
STORES.
MANurA crURER. No. BT BROADWAY. NEw-YORK-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-09-28
Patrick Henry an Irishman.

One of the most remarkable pieces of infor-
nation we have lately received is contained IN
a panegyric by Mr. George Francis Train upon
Ireland and Irish celebrities. Enumerating the
illustrious orators, soldersandO others whom Ire
land has furnished America, Mr.. Train mem
tions among them the celebrated orator Patrick
Henry. The name is unquestionably Irish, and
we have the authority of Charles Philips, HIM
self an Irish orator, who spoke of Patrick as an
'inspired peasant" from which it is supposed
that he belonged originally to the ''hnest pisen-
try under the SUM-" He came to this country
at an early age in the Mayflower, accompanied
by Anthony Wayne, of county Connaught, al
terwards known as Mad Anthony, who was
formerly believed to be native of Pennsylva-
MIA, but whose paternity has been correctly as
signed by Mr. Train to Ireland. George Wash
ington. an Englishman, came over as cabin pas
senger in the same vessel. There has always
been tradition in Virginia that the forest
born Demosthenese" first saw the light among
the classic shades of Hanover; and that there
was nothing Irish about him but his great elo-
ouence and generous SOUL Hanover county
undoubtedly produced Henry Clay, but it Is
not at all likely that one county could produce
two such men. We would be obliged to Mr..
Train if he would furnish the country witt
the data upon which his assertion Of Pat
rick Henryfs birthplace is based, and also
inform the public his precise degree of relation
tionship to st. Patrick, the great orator and ci-
yilizer Of Ireland.