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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
Fair for the sisters Of Mercy.
At the Armorpo( the nd Regiment, Palace Garden, r
teenth-sf.. near SirfA Gte.

At the Armorpo( the nd Regiment, Palace Garden Fou,
teenthst.. SirfA Gte.
To the Editor o. The ~ y. Tribune.
SIR: This fair is now open, and we feel surt
i'll be largely paironized by all our ielcw.citzens b!
the rich because they appreciate the labors and sscri
fees Of those who relnquish all that they might hsv
nnocer, ENJOYED in order to devote themselves TO M
nlleviatiof Of nuan suffering IN ITS manifold aspects
by the working oasses for the Sisters gre tIpe work
ers and know how to syhiparizs Yth those who errr
their bread by the sweat Of their blows ana OF thu
dearest privileges OF Sister Of Mercy is that o
assisting and consoDg the working man and bis family
when sickness or death calls her TO visit his nodes
home We are glad TO hear that the I'D Regiment
with that chiyalrous spirit which has always distiI
gnshed H. has given the use Of its armory for the pur
poses the fair and that the poor returned soldiers who
experienced so much Of the kind and devoted care o
the Sisters while in the military hospitals have sent in
their donations In different forms while those who fee
that the country something 10 those who sacrificed
health and peace and the quiet Of home and Lazarled
life itself among the rude scenes Of battle and prvation
In order lessen the suerngs Of it brave defenders
are exhibiting lively interest In the affairs of the In
sttute and in the present undertaking. The fair ia
held for the purpose of relieving the Institution Of the
Il nded debt OF $50 0OO which has long consumed
their means and embarrassed their efforts We say,
then. TO feowoitizens Of all denominations Go
TO the Sisters Fair help the good work contribute
according 10 your means and you will be rewarded by
Him whose rewards are eternal
". B-The tickets are reduced 90 % cents In order
that all may be induced 10 aid in the good work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
The Trial Of the COnspirntors.

The Washington core pondent Of The Phiid-
lelyhia Iquirer says.
1.-THE oald FOR lie trial Of the consprators expect
TO meet On Monday There is Lo intmation yet that
the press will be given opportunity report the
testimony although n full force Of sienograph
ers 10 take II down and every arrangement is being
made 10 hurry through tie Yet ii may take three
months 10 go through TIE mall. There are near l0C
criminals altogether.
The bureau Of military justice has not yet all the
Testimony prepared and classified the charges and
specific aions al prepared. Those who sympathze
with the Rebellion, and who tryrg 70 screen the
Rebels from the wrath TO come will find that the charge
of Secretary Stanton, that Davis, Thicker Co. plotted
ins-irated ard paid for this murder is true. There is
evidence documentary and Otherwise fastening Its
origin in Canada and lis sanction BY Davis; evidence
that VI i hang them If ever brought 10 trial"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
The elimination Of Wiekednsss.


1t appears from proclamation of reward
now offered for MI jefferson Dawn, c. G. Cny. George
n. Sanders, Jacob Thompson and w. {. Cleary that
evidence that the parties above named all guilty OF
conspiracy against the life of President lincoln For
the securement Of Davis 100000 offered for Sanders
and Clay S 600 each and for the rest of the parties
$40 600 each This announcement has taken the
try by surprse Whatever may have been the estimate
Of Mr. Davis and his Government, there were fc W
indeed who could have believed him guilty Of enter
Itairing such wantOn, cowardly ard villanous
thought az the cold boOded destruction Of the President
bof the United States He usually regarded as
beng far 20 be actuated by any motive
Of such a gross character and should there be
|ns mlufake about the available testimony
said 70 be against him, tie name OF the
Rebel Praident, destined 10 be enshrined IN the
hearts q many. must sink into profound ignomny and
derisoD and 30 TO postery arm III arm with j. Wilkes
Booth, the assassin Of good President Lincoln. But
what must We say Of those gentlemen who have been
enjoying the hospitality Of CanadaSanders, Thomp
son Clay Co. Will even this revelation give some Of
our people proper appreciation OF these gentlemen
We almost despair OF such being the after the
black record against them already forgiven. Let the
evidence be sted and weighed and If there is mis-
take as we have right there is from the
issuing Of the proclamation. let them be hunted down
like beasts and compelled 70 take shelter beyond the
pale Of humanifythere TO learn the first elements Of
manhood and imbbe the first principle OF our Christian
civilization.
Cleary is now under bail at Toronto for breach Of
our neutrality laws and we believe Sanders is st in
Montreal; Clay is in Europe, and Jefferson Davis 10
SAID " he twelve hours ahead OF Sonemans cavalry In
Georgia or Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

tic Letters Special and Associated Press Telcgraphie
dispatches; careful and complete Summary OF
Foreign and Domestic News Exclusive Reports OF
line Proceedings Of the Farmers Club Of the American
nstitute; Talks about Fruit, and other Horticultural
and gricuuiA Information; Stock Financial Cattle
DRY Goods aud General Market Reports, Which are
published in TIE DAUY TRIBUNE THE SEaIW WEEKLY
TRIBUNE also gives, in the course OF year three or
four Of the --latest ald Best Popular Moves by living
authors The cost Of these alone II bought IN book
form would he from six to eight dollars II pur
|chased in the English Magazines from when they are
Icaeiuy selected the would be three or Tour tunes
|fhat sum Nowhere else can % much current iniei-
gence and permanent literary matter be had az so cheap
la rate as III IHE SEsnW EEKLY TRIBUNE Those VINO
believe in the principles and approve OF the character Oh
H. TRIBUNE increase its power and influence Dy
Joining with their ne ghb0rs In forming clubs 10 sun
scribe for 4 HE SEM WEEKLY Edition. 1t VII ID tha'
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CITY can lind valuable Journal 70 send to theii
country friends Price five cents. Mail subscribers,
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copies or over for each copy 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

After an absence from the stage for nearly
four months-an absence caused by harras.ing and
wcarisome illness-Mr. Lester Wal.sck will this even
ing reappeaT IL his fayorte character Of Don Felix in
The Wonder" He will be warmly welcomed By the
habitues Of the establishment 0; which he has always
been esteemed Of the most welldeserving pillars.
Tomorrow evening be VIII play Vacl, in " How She
Love. Him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
Associated Press Dirpntch.

WASHINGTON, Monday, May 9 TOO.
A distinguished army officer mentioned this
morning as a fact, that there is now teley'tnhic com
|municai0n between Macon. Ga, and Washington,
portion II the line extending through Georgia South
and Norh Carolina where We have 10 troops. lie also
stated thai tie wires which were hut recently
used by tHr i,bels now employed IN transmitting
the PREF 'frl.- proclamation offering rewards for the
arrest OF ltt. Davis and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
DIR. TumhlcfN.

From The Toronto Leader Mayb
Many of our readers will remember DR.. Tum.
blety who figured in this city years ago. From
Toronto he went TO New.York and at the breaking out
of the civil be appointed surgeon IN Union
regiment. The New.lork papers say that Harold
Booths aceOmpce turns out TO have been the agent
and confdant Of the notorious quack and that Tum
beiy lately disappeared from Brooklyn in mysteriou,
manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

To the Editor Of The ~ y Tribune
SIR We take the liberty Of requesting you
through your paper TO eta the thanks Of the ladies' OF tn
Floral department OF the Fair the Palace Gardens th
members Of the 2ld Regiment for their kindness and berl
ity extended to Respectfully,
THK LADIES or THE FLOWER TABLE.
N,p. York Msy q, 1868.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
French Theater.

Victor Masses charming little opera, Lies
Noces de JAaanete pretty social sketch by Thiboust
d" Homme est par Parfait, and tie comedie-'aude
vile, Tn Mari dams du Cotton" constitute the pro
gramme for this evenings performance at the French
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
Fhe News of President Lincoln'S
Assassination in England.
THE VOICE OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.
English Newspapers and Public Build
ings in Mourning.
Address from the House Of Commons
to Mr.. Adams.
FArHrs Porvr. Monday. May g, lf ;.

The steamship Hiberlian, from Liverpool OF
she 9th via Londonderry the ssth ut arrived oi
,lis point this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

CAR AcCIDENr.-On Sunday night, Thomas
Often aged years. was run at the corner Of King
seriously injured He was Cd home By the police
] OF the TwsntySighth Precinct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

Advertisement
.JEPFERs', No 573 Broadway, is the BEST place
10 bay Ladies' and Childrons Boots and Shoes he is
selling at about onehalf last years prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

Letters Of coincidence from the Emperor and
ore published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

R0MANEs CRIMEAN BITTERs Is composed very
largely Of Caissya aud other Tome ingredients with an sper,
OF laxative the aneen. properties peculiar
to al ''ss'A'' ''p BOWEL sI'I RE 5SaSfiaE
uneonsled by any other known compound.
The composition embrace. nine medicinal ingredients. al
seons. But aside rom the general -.
TONIC AND Alternative
effects fact That IL the only xhsran beverage IN the
world VINO" '' is SUE z REACTION ,l
/. sulic;eut 10 commend to all and cialy the
sEpFNrARY CONvALEsCEi,T aud DEBIlJrATED.
Il l. he REACTION which follows the exharstion d
ardent spirits which iv iTs sN ipie
the supor which succeeds the exharation Of ono
,ass must be dperd by second 'rd and so on Ihs
will be admitted by al without fur h Sfme MEAN
i calm, and the coats CT the sto e 10Y no' IN
appetite aroused for additional ~ ant It's use may "
RENTED with no inconvenience wi 'eysr.
uerod OF the year arrived VIII the enervs'ins ELECTS
Of the demand safe exhlaart and tonic; and MIN
Du, ,aisty and beneht a. CRIMEAN BITTERs.
sold by Druggists eveIy"heIs -, 4, r. pr,n,;.,o,.
Depot No. 10 LIBERTY.sT, New York
Mercantile Library Association.
The Fortyourh Annua Meeting of this Association VII
be he'd at Clinton Hal, Astorplace on TUESDAY EVE
MING, May 9. 1865. at o'clock
Addresses may be expected from
fi's Honor Judge DAILY,
Tie Rev ROSWELL d. HITCHCOCK, ID D..
WIN. c. PRIME, esq,
WEI. +. DODGE, esi..
RICHARD LATHER5 esq, -....
and ON lie Presiding Officer.
WILSON G. HUNT esq.
The Annual Report of the President and Treasurer will %
presented.
MUSIC BY DoDwORTHS BAND
Tn Members and friends tie Association invited "
be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

Advsrti-ementl
CLoTHING.-PRICEs REDUCED 80 PER CENT al
Nos 29O and 2e2 Bowery. GEORGE 4. HUNTER Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
IAdyertisemeut.l

IAdyer;isenent
Cents all wool Suits, SlS.
Boys all wool Suits, 81, at /. V. BRoEAw'5,
No "a Fourth.ave.. and No. CT Lafdyette-place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
AT REDUCE"

Furniture.
AT REDUCE
OF the Is' ~ IRlCES
PARLOR ply 81 styles. consisting Of
in Ro-ewood .iNG-ROOM aud CHANGER SUITES
prces walnut and Maple retailing at msnufscturess'
kRTrTINAS
MANlFACIOhY AND WAREROOMS
Nos. &c aud 70 East Houston-st.
- Between Bowery and Second ave-
Ali goods warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
Advertisements

Acknowledgement :,
CORys, BUYIOYS, ENLARGED JOINTS and al
Of the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHAEIE No 100 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

"NIcTORY AT LAST"
RRApguRYs New Patriotic Song. Price 20 cens Sent by
mail For sale by the music dealers generally and at No az
Broome-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

Diamond Ring, r,rrv srvxv
TYFIVE, ONE. TWO THREE, -FOUR aud FIVE HUMID
RED to TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS each For sak
by GEORGE C. ALLEN. No. ais Broadway one door b
low Csnal.st., formerly No. II Wsll-t
Trades Uuion Ascncy,"J J. @. DAVIES. ssoar
tssy No 81 BrooueSI 81 0sssnst. Nsv-xesh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

Harnden Express,
EX1ReSs, No. IS Broadway.
HARNDES EXPRESS,
FXPREss, No. IS Broadway.
HARNDEN EXPRESS.
EXPRESS. No. 65 Broadway.
HARNDEN EXPRESS,
EXPRESS, No. 65 Broadway.
HARNDEN EMPRESS,
EXPRESS. No. g. Broadway.
HARNDEN EXPRESS
EMPRESS, No. IS Broadway.
HARNDEN EXPRESS,
EXPRESS No. IS Broadway.
HARNDEN EArRtSs, No. GJ Broadway.
BRANCH OFFICE.
No. l3l GRASD.ST. near Broadway
Goods sent 10 al 1isces NORTH, FAST and SOUTH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

Cabinet Furniture tfe Lowest Manni AL :.
ers' Pr'ce,we have Constantly on hand ana maze 20
order "a the rosewood black walnut and oiacA
I'D M Psror suits and walnut Library and DinEs snis
rosewood. walnut and chestnut Bedroom and ehsioet ~
mi general assortment Of all articles In line TO which We
draw the s-poD of public to see snd e1ins our go'os
0e'0'' We'll 4 BRAUNSDORF.
Nos rs aud l27 Rivh gton..,, bet Norfolk ana
The Bels Railroad passes within two blocks Of the sote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

AEDERsON-On Monday May 8. John L. Anderson In the
18th year Of hi, age.
The relatives and friends Of family invited 70 attend the
funeral services at the residence Of his father William An
deson, No 22l Broome st. on Tuesday, the 9th inst, ct
O'Clock p m.
The remsns will be taken to Port Chester for ntement
"Wednesday morning.
in Perksk Nancy Brown daughter Of Hannah and ths
is.s Gilbert Il Bgawa xsd y IssSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

American Institute Farmers' Club.-A ne-tir
OF the Club will be held TO-DAY (Tnesdsy) at IL ococ
o. Rooms corner and Fourth
All interested Agricultural development invited
attend JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
Manhattan Plate Co.
The Great German Heilmittei

The Great German Heilrntftcl
CUREs CATiRRH. CATARRh
DISCHARGES FROM THE NO. u,
MUCOUS DROPPING INTO The THkO,r, HAWK
ING IMPURE BREATH, ETC, ETC,
COUGHS, COLDS. BRONCHITIS,
DiPHTHERiA,
And the frat ssses Of CDNsL MPIloN
Price per bottle ~ FOR sale by al druggists A. whole
sale by DEMAs BARNES. No. q Psrt;row and HE1k-
MAN 4 CO.. New-York GORDON, JONES X CO., Ne
10 Safest Boston. Mass, Propnetors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

Fountains. Vases and Garden Ornaments
SETTEES, SUMMERHOUSES, &C., dc.
Our assortment of Vases consists Of over different knds
and sxes from - 100 each with fountains e2s to
JAMES, FOWLER KIRKLAND Co,
Cor, Rs0Ae Csn,gV md Elm sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09

Use the Best.
II, will Destroy Moths. Now is the Time. &
GET BOWDEN's NOTWITHSTANDING PACKET .
far n,eriyue Cloths Furs Carpets Robes Blanket aud al
" ooien Goods from MOTHS and al, DESTHVCIINE IN
sECIS. For SALE by al DRUGGISTS,
Price 50 CeItseper Packet
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06
Female Character.

Daughters should thoroughly acquaint
themselves with the business and cares of
a family. These are among the first OBJ
jects of woman's creation they ought
to be among tho first branches of her cd
ucation. She was made for mother
They should learn neatness, economy, in
dustry, and sobriety Nature will appear
in all hcr.lovelinoss Of proportion, of beau
ty; and modosty, unaffected gentleness Of
manner, will render them amiable in the
kitchen and dinner room, and ornaments
in the sitting room, and parior. Every
thing domestic or social, depends on fe-
male character. AS daughters and sisters
they decide the character of the family.
AS wives they emphatically decide the
character of their Husbands and their
condition also. IL has not been unmean-
ingly said, that the husband may ask the
wife whether he may be respected, lie
certainly must enquire at tho altar weth-
.ers be may be prosperous and happy. As
mothers they decide the character Of their
children. Nature has constructed them
the early guardians and instructors oftheir
children, and clothed them with sympa-
th5es to this cpd
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06
Cultivation of Roots.

The mangold wurzel, sugar beet
and carrot take an entire season to
come to maturity. They require at
all seasons of their growth a great
deal cf hand labor, but especially at
the season of harvest In our expe-
rience, the weeds then get a start
which keep them ahead of any
amount of labor that it will pay to
employ to overtake them. If a farm
or has children whom he can keep at
work at them, the result may be diff
crent; but where it is necessary to
depend upon hired labor, it does not
pay to cultivate them as field crop
in connection with other farming OPP
erations. The weeds this year have
been unusually prolific, and a neigh
Dor of ours, who has just finished his
harvest, has plowed his whole root
patch under in preference to endeav-
oriag to exterminate the weeds.
With turnips, of course, the case
is very different. They take only
half season and require attention
when the farmer is most able to give
1t. Turnips do not, however, take
the place of carrots, beets or parsnips
as food for mich cattle. Although
by sailing them when fed, you can
get rid Of the turnip flavor, the but
ter will not compare with that from
COWS fed on the other roots we have
mentioned. nr
"A correspondent remarks on this
subject:
"This year | have planted patch
Of corn sown broadcast, which l shalt
keep for winter feeding, cutting it
when in tassel. am told that this
produces the good affects attributed
to roots give up raising roots with
regret, for, after having persisted in
their cultivation for number of
years, | am convinced that the same
labor bestowed on corn will bo much
more remuneratiye.
cit is proper to say that / have
never been able, whether from nv
want of skill or from the character Of
my land, to raise such crops as we
sometimes read of in agricultural pc
riodicals. Could l raise one thous-
md bushels to tho acre my views
might be altered. NORTH. Amer.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06
rlle 5armers Department.
SEED CORN.


Not only should extra care be ta-
ken to have all Corn designed for
planting next spring thoroughly ri
pened and dried, but the best ears
should be selected. Those ripening
first are quite likely to produce the
earliest ripen!ng crop when planted
again.
The largest ears should be taken,
and these from the most prolific
stalks. Those which are perfect,
having the kernels well filled out at
both ends, should in all cases be
chosen.
These matters are quite 100 often
overlooked. We have known many
farmers who have expended five to
ten dollars or more per acre in pre-
pairing and planting piece of ground
from which they have gathered half
a crop, simply for want ola shilling $
worth of time in selecting and pre-
pairing the best seed, and this, in a
greater or less degree, is too much
the case generally. 1t is like that
other piece of bad economy practised
by multitudes, who send their chill
dren to the district school year at
an expense of thirty to fifty dollars
for clothing, teachers &c., and yet
lose half the benefit to be derived
simDly because they withhold ono ex-
tra shilling for suitable book.
We urge every farmer to go over
his cornfields himself, as soon as the
crop is ripcned, and gather out the
kind of ears we have indicated, and
then either husk and store them away
in a dry room, or go back to the old
plan of stripping down the husks,
braiding them together so that the
seed ears may be hung up in the attic
or other safe, dry place.-Ger. Tel.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06
WAVBRLY MAGAZINE.
FOR FAMILY AMUSEMENT AND INsrRrf-r,o,,
Edited by Moses A. Doxv

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