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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28

County News.-We hope some of our
friends in FUstoria, Rep ublic, Melmore, At
tica, Bloomyille anI other places throughout
the county will keep US informed of any 10
cal matters, crops, &c, in their respective
naiglIbofhoods.
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The weather is getting cold and fire is
needed almost everywhere, but those who go
to Saifell d Baldwin's to buy their stoves.
will be sure to get an article that will drive
away the frost king, aud make mau comforta.
Bile
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In IntheHospitaI.-1he following soldi,

In the HOspitaI.-'Ihe following soldiers
are in the Louisville Hospitals.
lOlst-wm. Barton Co d. Corporal Frank
Pease Co. b, j. L. Riggs Co. A. and Ma
cready Co. d. .- aFa
49Ih-Josiah Bright Co. b, John Bergman
Co. G Hiram Chase Co. G, JaeoU Davis Co
G, aud j NJ. Reed Co. l..
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Fine Priutiag.-HGuing just dS-
ded a large assortment of Ne,c Job Tbpe
as ,reH as other Fine Printing Materials
10 our JOB DEPARTMENT, IRE are nor pre-
tared 10 do ali kinds Of Fine Printing
in siy'e not 10 be surpassed. Wedding,
Inriidiion, Whiting and Business Cords
priat,d in a rerv superior manner. In
Tint and Color Printing ice cannot Be
erceRed. Cal al The TRIBUNE Office and
see specimens.
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LoNcrELLow,s NEW rorN.

The following 6ne poem BY Professor
Longiellow appears in the December nun
Der Of the Atlantic. I. is the frs, published
by him sinee the sad accident which brodehi
such mourning to bis house;
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Timn prices Current.


Corrected Neeklyby >. u, SSgArH, Dealer ia al
kiLd. Of Graii, Se., l.ossssfs BOek. Thin.
Pogk-35l io4tO
hHEAT-- l5 el.Oo
EokK- tshsnr"4Ci.
49, do tEsT3b4 ~
Rrs--ON4IO.
BARLEY--0hae5.
OArs--Ob s35e
PorAToEs-- ooaa75
LAxSsEn--sl23
hIrIER--l41i5
LAkD-5e
TALLow--6c.
SAOkED Haas 6aee.
do sIDEsAsD SHoULDERg--te.
PIcKLED PoHK--BR7c
CLOVES sEgp-s5,,55 case
BEEGwAx--OhR25c.
FE@rHsRs--9e0c. as
RAos--2e,
GREEE iiIDEs- 55fe
DRN do DO.
Eoos-I2e. y dozen.
Timothv sssh,-l408l.6n
WooL-4Oa5S
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sBIanks! blanks {.

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, Kept CON
s,antly on hand and for sale Cheap at the TM-
IuSE OTFicr; such as
Deeds, Summons,
Marriages. Subpoenas,
Attachments. Ncndts,
Executions, Cunstnbie SnieSi
Hank Mates. &c.. 80.
uTJustices and Notaries supplied on reas-
euablc tcrms.-Cn
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and one copy to the gctter up Of club Of 10
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange.
ment by paying up oil arearages
Specimen copies sent free.
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Tjffiu at'ssklp Tribnnr.
Local and Miscellaneous.
:. NJ. rTrTENCiI.L 4 co.,

No. 81 Park Row, New York, d estate
ST., Boston, are our Agents for the TirriSs
TRisusE, in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
ma nj our lowest rates.
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MILLINERY
and
WI MANTUA MAKING.

Mrs, /. Q ALLEN wishes to
Inform the adies Of Tim SAd Vicinity that shs IN.
T. nds To keep nice assortment of goods ais
Caps, Dress Trmmiaes, Bu,ioas, Belts, kr. shs
spare no psns n keepng up the latest nossity af
the season. rhs has smpioysd sn sSpsrisnesd DIsss
Maker 10 supeIinisnd that department. Family ssS.
ing done TO orleT, and on shor notice.
dresses, oloaks. snh Nanlill-. mHds NJ prices to
suit TIE times. rerms cash. Rfiss,g give hsIH erl
and on willbe .urprssd sfihs succeeding low p'res
Zone aud sec for soaI~lves. PstsIss ftr sa,es and
chilir.n. Appsrsl fhantful Tor ossl favcrs, she
hope, sulto share the PublIc patronage. ~
Rooms On Market street, opposite VI, knhus ehies.
nay23A
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For additional Local News,
see Fourth Page.

wood wnnted.--A few loads Of good
seasoned wood will be taken at this oflicy, if
brought in soon.
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snow.-on Tuesday morning the groun,
was covered with snow. t.-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28

"Gratuifous Printing.''-Therc is no
such thing as doing anything gratuitously in
a printing Office. Somebody must pay for
everything that il tlone. Not line can DO
set that does not csst money for the setting
Either the printer must pay the whole, or
the advertiser must pay his share. Yet ma
ny people impose upon the good nature Of the
Printer ny asking him to do printing for
nothing.
We find the above sensible item In the Ad. .
yertiser Of last week Some people seem to
thiAk printer should give as much to the
support al all charitable. religious or other
benefits. as the most liberal. aud shoald also
do all their printing gratuitously. We've
quit it. 90 a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WEAR IN WIND

vB-That theTRIBUNE has the iarg-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
County.-H
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Advertising.

Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has rescued many lost business;
Has saved many a failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many new business.
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The greatFrenchIsc,ncdy dy
MADAM BOIvlN's CELEBRATED
SILVER COATED FEMALE PIIIs.

The only certain and safe Remedy for all risrin
Distractions, Monthly piieulte', iregulariiis',sn
all the ether disease, to which the woman, Wife aud
Mo,hsri Is peculiarly lisble.
These Pill, esn'Sin no del0tsrious ingredients bu
are safe o. nd esriain in ilsir setion. They will be
found exert tho happiet effects In all eaie' Of FRO
lsp,u. Uter. in Leuchouea, or the Whites they viii
be fceNdths easiest and most certain Care that be
found It ti' on sccount ofthis certainty they should
nstbs tskeu by Pregnant Femsles, (dufng The first 7
months. ~ niscariaEo scertain) to be brought on,
hut at other pen ois their use Is perfectly safe.
k.B.--une dollar and ihfes postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent will ensure package oCpis
By return mail
C.CROsBv, General Agent, Buffalo. N. y.
Carries .-Dewore Of Counter-its; the genuine
have the signature oi q Crosby the outside wrapper
For sale by l. l.. -. John & Co., nubois \ 90. md
J. \. MafsuArdt. Tiflin. o, ootll.ly
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THIN Retail Market.


tCousried weekly, by u. A. BUskiRk
and Retail desls rs In Groerres aud p
duoe 5f allkinds, ShS whan'. Riock TittnO.l
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Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops

Matthew's ChGcOlnte worm props.
NEVER fail to destroy and ssttrminne all Kinds Of
IntsSinsl Worm, Arc perfectly rsiabir in all eases,
,ndfsr superior, to any snd az Of the Fancy Worm
Conisetons and nsuseous verm0uges which are in u's
They may be taken al all times with perfect safety as
they con,siL no Mereury or other deleterous drug
Mothers should 'wsy, rurcha1e thsm, and give their
children oths.
Each Aox contains % drops.
(No Caihsrc whatever is nscss'rrytobs riven)
rotisle by all druggists and dsalerin medic 'ns'.
CHAs. r. WALKER,
sctIl.iy Ruifaio, ". V, and Fort Ere. g. W.
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Potatoes will be taken on subscription at
i is office, IL brought in soor.
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t<-HEADQuARrERS COMPANY II,
Q.G. g. sixth Resimcnt, o. v. Camp a.
Beverly, Va, July 9th. lsGl.
Da. &. W. RoBAcK, Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear Sir--We received your long wished
for and welcome Remedies few days ago,
aud hasten tn return YOU unanimous xpres
sion in regard TO our high opinion Of the m,r-
its oi same.
We have used them with great benefit in
our Company, aud heartily attest ~ the pub
lie opinion of their great benefits. In our
cascs, especially where there have been so
many great changes as from the civilian III
daily routine in b iuincss at hrme To the *.
posed habits uf active soldiers in strange
and unnatural country do we most apprcci
ate the merits OF such heavcn-sent vaucs ~
yours. To all those IN our position do We
must rmphatically recommend your remedies.
being insured, from experience, that they
will be very welcome companion.
Yours, very truly.
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS.
Capt Co. u, Sixth Regt. q. v
jams Y. Semple. lst Sergeant Company B
Chas. II. Foster, 2d Srrgent.
Chns b. Russell, LIST Lieut. Co ID.
7 hos 5. Royse, 81
u. Il. Warren, Sd Sers't
= A. Tha,cr, ith Serg't g
SAINT ID. SchOoley. .COnmis,ary.
Corporal Charles W. Taylor.
Corporal Edward Bullmann.
Corporal Carlton g. Gable.
Together with To priyateJ--a unanimous
expression being given.
For shle ut M East Fourth street, and
by druggists everywhere.
he speci, attention Of Sutlers ia solicited
10 this us heing tho best articles for com
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28

RgAL CurnAog,-A woman IN Georgia re.
Gently shot negro slave dead, for attempt
ing To- rob her. Danger should always be
be- dly aud quickly confronted. box of
Bryan's Pu,mpnic waters stops consumption,
cures cough in FIVE minutes, aud sore
throat in an ROur.
tT- h Cusanjs Of females die annually
fer want of remedy for the ailments To-
which they are incident. he only such rem
dy We know Of ia Sir Jane, Clarke's Female
Pills hey are put up in bnttlcs. contain
ing 80 pills. with "a circular containing ex-
picit directions, aud sent pos' free Tor S. aud
& postage stamps. hey are we'll know to be-
the only sure aud safe remedy for iemile dis.
,nscs aud distractions from any cause.
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Road Nolicc.

Mott Is hereby given that there
wiz be petition rrs'erisa to the comnn..ousr. Of
s'n,ra rouniy oh'a At thsir bsvenhvT sessioa 6Y,
viz; Is commence at III, Lait rsfter OF s.cuvn ~
teen aud wrntl .twO,in botmtoN nshtp, ssnseE CO.,
ohio, tursu " Nsst on the section hnr htiws-n ss
iioh, hne,n hnd twenty two, 10 intcfseet the road
pened on tho NUsi tndoi ,Atd section line. urtii ~
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Assn induccment to getting M Clubs, we
offer the TmsuSE at the following rates;
Club of G, year, In advance, 81 IS, each
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New ana Fashionabi'

asi win H. ssi a. The lswsd ra.sihls satss. ~
,hs fne isssfy ssd fissp keos,, " , Csnws
r. rin~.u iwn william vAfLi
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Terms of subscription.

copy, year. in advance. =. ,.s... SAY 90
(" II paid within the year. ......'..''aa SS SS
I" n paid after the wear expires. .2.5'
No paper will be stopped until all errcarages
70 paid, unless at the option Of the publishers'
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Address "Ohio Farmer" Cleveland, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

Di.t,;ct Of Columbia. 1t would exhaust the power
Of Congress and tend to quiet agitation.
Mr. DUNN said tar A the remark OF Loco
Poo lie was concerned, that was about the truth.
Il was never the porpoee Of the Republican party
70 interfere with Slavery in the States. II never
should he, while he was member Of It, II was q
ISLANDER on that party to 40 charge. Some would DO
%. They were not of, but acted with the Republi-
can party. NJ,
Mr. Wickliass substitute was rejected-35
against 81.
Mr.. MENZIES (Un., Ky.l offered substitute,
that children born Of slaves on and after the LIT Of
May 10 free, aud at Is assert their freedom, etc.
Di-sgreed to.
The Committee rose, and the bill was reported TO
the House precisely o. it came from the Senate.
Mr. STEVENS moved the previous question,
which was seconded.
Mr. WICKLIFfE nnsuccessfully appealed to Mr..
Stevens to let the Yeas and Nays be taken on hir
substitute.
TITO Till was passed SO against 80.
Adjourned till Monday.
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ROCKS RECEivED.

History II Tho United STATES Nava Academy ny fjwsd
tiauneey Aa..hlil, \ 81. i2mo. ~. 10. D. Van 'S-
trund
Dsroa To Lilo Chnac'cr aud Policy Of Coun, q
youL ~ NiDcouIo bo.ta al. -. GyO PIP 1903. %. 3
funsm.
Last Poems w Eiksboth hirreu Browning with Menu,
flI, by Theodore Illt "a. iino pp al. james Mile.
Course Of llsrncton Ia ordnance and Gunley by Cap
J. o. h-Llea. Second Patton, royl.ei and cnlirs d
Hyp w $50. d. Van ostand.
Instruction ior Naval Light Artillery Anos, and ashore ~
William VI. fEn ~. L. ,. =. Second Edition, rssl'a
b. Liru.. \. u. Luce. u. ). ". Bvo. W. no an
sane
Ths Iar sad Letters oi N~hin ton Irving ny bis Nepheu
fiers H. Irving Vol l2mO PIP ibJ. q. /. Pa
Louise Iailsne flectrss palato. and her Times w.
Fanny Elizabeth bunratt lsmo PIP 2OI ho0vIi tsi
trl 4 Bfotncrs.
Biosd shit ". on ie, Pathway BY the Author of De
iGg aud Soldering" l2mo. pp to6. Tho Same
Tho bibe hssdrr i!no Up it9 American sunday Sohod
Union.
Phson.Iiir in the Tobacco Warehouse a, Richmond By
Bslps Blot Prisoner, Lieut. Wa q. Hama lime
pP l1J. George w. Childs.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

A SrnrHIst.-Tte member OF the Second Pre-.
byiernn Church last evening gayo their pastor, tie
Rev. O.. G.. Lucas, very Agreeable fnrprss, by e'a
iug a. his house, and leaving purse containing $50
RrHoNArioN.-Mr. Edward ID. Reilly, who 81 e
a.t charter election VIA elected Cuiofofthe Police d..
raitmcnt yesterday resigned his Office as Alderman
Of the Second Wand. liis resignation takes dlHt
Immediately.
Fml.-On Thursday night FIRE broke ont in he
two-s oiy frame builling known u. the old dye IA
tory, bat lately occupied n hed,read iic ~, NJ.
IY9 railroad avenue. he ini idc of the bui hing wa
entirely destroyed. The loss 10 estimated at 500.
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. APRIL IL. 1862.

ing the down car in order to avoid it, when the up
car, which he intended to go on, struck him and
knocked him under the wheels Of the car on che
other track which passed over his body, and crushed
him 80 severely that he died in a few minutes. Inc
Jury in their verdict exoners,ed tho drivers snn
other employ es OF the Hudson River Railroad Sou'
papy f-om I'll blame. Deceased was well known,
was 81 wears of are native Of Connecticut and Tor
the last twsuty years had been employed as book,
keeper in the Methodist Book Concern: lie resided
at Youkers, whore his wife and five children are lett
TO mourn his loss.
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eCHOONrR ASHFORD.

cor,,poDd.ncs ef Tn. y. y. TribuBs.
serayNuiAox, y. J., April 9. iec2.
The schooner a. Canale, VIM. II. johnson master,
from Gl.ss ~ P for Sss.Yorl with aesIo o. sp.S. ban
ot al. ,pong. ..hoe about four mie' north Of
Squan lni-t clock Ills sorifs She lea ero,i'ide o.
and In sssry Dad pesitiOnnAiius some wscf The c'sw
are all safely landed rLr'
usKsovs YraTL hsnoax-An unknown bds Ia s'hors
On the ,oulh end Of tho WeotiNJ.
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tAaveftissnsnt
ORNAMENTAL IRoN WORK,

" fourh Ca, al Wire.
fK0N RliIf~G., GATBvAfs. PtNns BALcosiEs WAY
Dan, srd kARs FsSc1si IitEE CrAADs, STALL ouAths'
nsA0EEi, and NiSb0w trAsDs
laos kURSIrCRr.
BrDsrxsis, CKsDLKs, and cgtBs. Also-AArfRkssss
all Kinds
NiRz FioVsK TRAVIS. sr.SDs, BAsKErs 10
aslra.cd aogucs mailed receipt al Tour ihree cont
,'snlp. HurcuissOs < " ICxzKsuas.
No. $50 anal st, tesf tIosi~sr ~ T.,
General Agents for New iosk WreRaiiiag CO..
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Tx FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT on rm HIM.
soS RIVER Extraordinarily Coroner Collin
hold IN inquest, 40 lie TWENTY Cub Precinct Sin.
ton. House, on the body Of John u. Edwards, the
man vino WAS accidentally killed on the track Of the
Hudson River Railroad on Thursday evening. II
appcirs that deceased IN the act Of getting on
ear which was going up, when another car WA
coming down On The opposts side. lilo was watch
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IAdysTtissinentl

Ms1f. DEMOEiNl niih"oas VT h'i'''T'
L. ~ largest host and most rrlb- Fesion MAGAZINE in
to world II couiaa. largest and hh' Fashion Pis
ie gr.aiet nunbrr e.. fur nyEgn the lA,-t fullest aud
n. 10 mole fnflruson ard three foil szed Patterns, fy.fy
dfessnshsr nnln-f ard l.dy should hsve H. fnph Ned
Quarsny No 40 Bfosisy, - y sold even" mere n
srn by t.il A. % cens ie,ry = with variable pro
MUM. Do not fAil to senG "a. Spnug Number.
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LADIES, if you wish To hear your children
iurh 70 her heart. content aud their tte paTfle
win d. gh take them fnp AROUND the Word vi htsf
NuLsks 81 b., sJB stirring Whaling Expeditions
TH.s AgfYKSo0y a. clock good ,Aip sAils Bee A.
v-ttis..- lt, slnsscnient column.
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tuaier.Gnre.
~ vIr>nr,s wATER.CURE, at Florence

nR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at iioie y q
M.,, uhrer mile, et om Tho Nerih.s,P'Ii i hn,np
cpo ia one lsrg,, snd ss.. and les.
Al, r, ions Ia New Fog aud, tnd Amply '!I 80,
With The porssi sd codes, granite water I'ss ssna
T. mans circumstances. e.Iecisl y members o. he
those health hs. suffered nom wounds exposure WIZ
a liberal allowance =, . p.i..o,,, m, ncd
eminspt practitioner lths Water Cure that OsmsH' ~
produced . N. T. Thbaae
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CITY ITEMS
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WAIrAcxt TaKArER-No. 84i Broadway, School Tor
Scsnds."
WINTER GARpTs-Brssdwsy. Camille"
LAURA KESsE's TuBArEK-Broadwsy. :" The Mccarthy. or
Peep Day"
NrBI0s 0AHDEsBrosdwsy closed tonight TO prepare Tor
piece on Monday.
MARY PHovosT's TurATKR-No AS Broadway, "Grit
to The MIL" and The First Night"
BARSrx's AxnRicss Musxux -Prosjwsy. Com. Mutt Liy'
itg HippopotsInos. Vitae, &c, day AID night "lhs
Ogre and the pwerf." afternoon and evening
VAN AxpuHau d Co.'s MISUNDERSTANDING n,ett,
Sixth svehne-WId Reasts Performing Elephants
The Lion Ian,efr, &c three tiu~s Gay.
CHuRcHs HEART THE ASDEs-GoupIs, No. '1s Broad
wsy
Horn CHAPBL-Brosdwsy. Capt. Williams Whsiins
Soysce," shenoon aud evening.
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Tie lnd.es q

The ladies' are again reminded that PYLE's
o. h. Soar pes.s al ohers f'r Trmosog art and s'sa
from co,Ans hoat iuay Esely dAy thn.s proof % bs
fs hnd. anons houeEeopers. sold By Glocs' eve,
who're. Jl.Hs PYiE, Maruiaciufcr
corner \. asAustou aud FgsnAin-ats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

MgcH,sIcS' AND TR,DrsMES's SocWrr.-The
nVingclass attached TO this institution numbers
225 pupils the agricultural class 80; and the me-
chanics' class. CO. Instruction in etler of these
clas.es i free Ia all
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90 pJbcm II man Gcntstn.

tI1o CoNFFCUONERS-TAX BILL 10, Al
AZ tl. M,s,.,c,usins Coulroio.er' u Wv to'ra
y-o p, request 70 no st On D' aoS6a, y ESSs
A.r.,.r Oh vitai i'm petfsuce to then lhe''''
s,nt.d fill stt fndaues l. fcgHrstr-
-Fsrs1- f,-A----'
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YoUHG MrN ABOUT 70 Engage ~ BUSINESS,
nj ~ on. t. 30 pursuit IN which they best
oed s.o1id secure fAr-no4 gci. Ez.ui.ou al Fowler
!. WELLS Nc 1903 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

The play founded . Nurefy Romauco. iior q NV
Tnt ~. Com Sutt. shr Dwarf aud sDs Be ssn Giant
the Ors tuis AfeTsoOn, A. o'clock and this kSrnny
~ \ celoek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

HELP yRox THE Episcopal CHURcHys.-The
Rev Dr. Ogilby announced at the service at Trinity
Church yesterday morning that o collection wouid
be taken up iu all OF the Episcopal churches in this
city on Sunday for the benefit of the Sanitary Com
mission.
RrfLEp SHoT. - Mr.. 0. Il. Burnham OF
this city has shown us some shot of new
description. Some Of them have four sir holes
extending from the front OF the shot spmaiiy
backward and coming out on the sides near
the base. The air rushing through these holes
is intended to give the shot spiral motion, even
when fired from smootL.bore gun, and when fired
from rfed cun to insure us continuance point frsf,
point in which the Parrot gun ID found to be de-
fectiye few of the shots cyludrcal, say three
inches thick Of metal in ll-inch shot with 5-ineh
hole down the center. Along the sides of this hole
are four spiral fanges, extending an inch inward
These shots be fired under water at the Sier-
rimac; 1t il supposed that their form will offer less
resistance 10 the water than the ordinary form in
proportion to the weight Of the shot The Ranges
will certainly give them rotary notion The shots
shown Us were mainly llincb, and were shipped Tor
Fortress Monroe yesterday.
A CoIoRsD DR.MATIc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Thursday evening, histrionic, musical, ana social
WA given under th. direction OF MIR.
James j. Speloan at the Metropolitan Assembly
Rooms in Prince street The object OF the entertain
nsnt WAS 20 adopt measures for the improvement OF
n. Gerrit Smith lands, which sJme time since
20 generously donated 10 800 coofed People OF TINS
State By that philanthropist. Tue entertainment
was success. The house was crowded Win a1i an-
iieuce OF both white end coiored.
The RECENT EXPLOSION ~ A kERosEsr OIL
FACTORY ~ BgooKLYs.-CCrouer Norris COM
tnenced an investigation yesterday OF the circum-
Stances connected with this explosion, BY which
J obn Smith, John Clanahan and Michael Farrell
were killed, and Michael O.. Hare, dreadfuily In
lured. Three witnesses were examined but nothing
atever ia eXpl tnaion oil tie carse OF the disaster
was elected. All tie persons present at the time OF
the accident being dead or dsablef, II viii he di-
cult 10 ascertain the exact of the explosion.
Darn PROM OvERJor. A singular death
oocurr,d yesierday en- board the steamer Ba-
yaria which arrived 1T this port The facts,
as stated by messenger who was GENT 10
tie MAYORS Office and thence for Coroner,
are that German, - years 81 age, who had come
10 this country 20 Join his shiliren, wGs met sere
BY two Or three Of his dau ghters on the steamer,
Md died soon after most a-ci,naie greeting, from
)verioy. Ills name was Dot known TO The messen- |
yer. 4 certificate Of the Of his death having
been given by physi.iia ON board, an inquest was
aol held.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

School REcrrTIos.-The patrons and friends oil
School No. TO- in Wooster street, between Blocker
and Houston streets, crowded the assembly room OF
the male department ut an early hour yesterday
morning to witness the exercises of tie pupils which
consisted Of solos, choruses, dialogue declama-
tons and military drill. The singing and decama-
ton were highly croditable. 'siers lsaac and
Mason exhibited unusual tact and ability, aud
elected much applause. Tie driil of " RoIinfon'S
Zousy.s," COT Quoted by Mr. Robinson, who for five
years was an officer in the United States Army, was
highly interesting. Addresses were made by Edward
Robiilsou it,. School Commissioner Of the Fifteenth
Ward, and J. G. Gerard, eco. complimentary 70 the
school and its able Principal, Prof J. +. Stodcard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

By reouest, the Rev. DR.. Chaplin will repeat to
morrow evening bis celebrated discourse on fa'r'
otism."