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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22
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A1O1 OSO1V91COAUU AAtV1Ua
RED WING, MINI.
Plum street, East side, four doors from Main street.
Come Citizens and Farmers all,
And give the New Saloon Il call
III dish you up an Oyster stew,
Or roast, or fry, as may please you,
Or chicken nicely fricasseed,
Or in any other form you need;
And Turkeys roasted, boned or fried,
lFhey were nice and fat before they dicd.j
Then there's head cheese and picked feet,
And spare-rib too, all you can eat;
And steaks Object and pork, land pickld tripc;
And sometimes /; rabbit, sometimes snipe.
Sometimes dish ofvenison or partridge rare,
or other wild game caught with snare;
Or pork aid beans. all nicely baked.
A Yankees credit here is staked,
70 make rs tine a pumpkin pie,
or mime, or apple, or cranberry,
Or other kind, as housewife fair,
Can manufacture with skillful care.
Then add to these all kinds of cake,
Sach as good housewives like to make
There's picked cabbage, or cold slaw;
And apples either cookel or raw,
And other fruit Of various kinds;
Pickles. Catsups, these you'll find,
with fish, and eggs, and sausage too,
All Kept on purpose to please you
In drinks Pm hound to give YOU all,
The various kinds for which you call,
That health and happiness can give,
And make lite pleasant while you live.
SO gentlemen and ladies fair,
Give ma call, and with great care
III strive to please you one and all,
Both male and female, great and small.
j. +. BECK.
n. B.-LadicS' Saloon up stairs-entranc
out side. Mrs. BECK in attendance.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22
Chattel Mortgage Blanks for sal
Ut this office.
WARRANTY DEEDS for sale at
this Office.

EsnoR.-By mistake our paper is dated
Oh the LIST pase'the 18th. The mistake &C.
CURED by forgetting to change the date from
what it was the week before.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

PLEASE REruRN.-If the person who
borrowed from US the first volume Of Kent's
CONNIE ntaries, and the first volume Of Par
son on Contracts will return the same, he
will receive our thanks.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

MILITARY ELEcrroS.-The company Of
fcers Of the 10th Regiment Of Minnesota
Militia met at the Court House in this city
last Thursday, and elected the following
field officers. For Colonel, C. C. johnson.
For Lieutenant Colonel. Martin Tarbox :;
For Major, William IL. Harrison.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

CLEANING Up.-The merchants on Nam
Street, under gentle reminder from the
City Marshal, are cleaning The filth from
the cutters in front Of their stores We
hope the Marshal will not forget to look to
the alleys just little.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

SoNETH1NG NEW, GOOD, NICE, CHEAP AND
NEAT.-Lowatcr has received new Install
ment Of those childrens carriages. They
are superior to anything that has ever been
brought into the place, ranging in price
from SIS, to $50.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

New GooDs.-C. Bcrgh & Bros, have
just received their Spring Stock Of Goods.-
All who wish lice article Of Goods, can
find it by calling upon them.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

How HATH THE MIGHTY FALLES.-Ycs
,erday, with a sound like the crash of
anighty thunder, one Of those sturdy old
Nms Just across the river whose life time
has been measured by centuries, fell. The
water Of the Mississippi had undermined it
alntil its constr utioa gave way, it died, and
tell.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

/ am nov in the market, purchasing Furs
of III kinds, for which ] will pay the highest
market price in cash. Those who haye any
Fnrs TO sell had better consult their own
interest by calling upon me before selling
them to other parties, - feel confident
can make il On object for them 20 bring their
Epeltrses TO me. an bound TO buy, % there
IS no use Of talking. Don't sell until hare
> ctancs TO make IN offer. l. KELLY.
v7n19m3
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22
VICTORIA {;

TIE HEIRESS OF CASTLE CLIFFE.
BY COUSIN MAY CARLEToN,
1Author If " Giasy Gower," g Sybi1 C.m beU, ,
E'nsinie," " La AnsQue," &c., d..
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22
MICH COWS

hSk SALE by che subscriber. ; or Z new
l. mich Cows. ~ -
fe.shssssoas April .ssk 1853.
sasf'~s. VI. FEATHEESTONE.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

AT l'AnLANs they have just received a
nice lot OF Oranges and Lemons, and some
very fine apples. Harlan knows just how
to please the public. and he has made one Of
his happic,t hits in the selection Of his
fruit. II anyb.dy wants something nice liz
ahe way Of Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Figs.
Nuts, EaisonS, or Candies, just call at liar
aans.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

A GEM FOR THE MILLION,
AND A
Sile"dM and Appropriate Hliaay Present.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

PURIFIED CARcAsEs-It is sickeninc
and disgusting to see SO many bodies Of
dead animals, lying around, whose purify.
Ing carcases inGest the air with pes.ilence
and nil our city with the seed Of death.
We had occasion to take little stroll
over the city last week and We saw not less
than i've dead pigs. two or three dead dogs
and IN almost countless number OF dead
CATS each one ei which was decompos;na
and rendering the neighborhood perfs,l,
obnoxious to the approach OF man or beast
1t is the duty OF some Of the city officer.
70 look AFTER su h things, and to saks
measures to have such IN intolerah,s nui
Sance removed,
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22
Balance in Treasury.

Balance in Treasury, $50 90
We a $" pre- cnt reports Of the Road Over
ScerS, showing, that in the Eastern aud Central
I'll strlcts, al! or nearly all the taxes have been
c"l'eci'l. he report CT the Western division
shows i'nt there l. still thirty taxes to be paid
ani which the Ovcrscer intended to have had
woiNe out this Spring. They should lie col
lecsed the present season.
The financial condition Of the tow,, of Rod
wing, as near US can be ascertuincd is as tol-
lows:
FOR ASSETS.
Amount Of taxes assessed in 1862
uncot!cCtcd, ............ $500
Amount collected and IN the hands
OF the County Treasurer. e52. j6
mere Is also the delinquent tax Of
1925, 80 80 and '6l the amount Of
mhch we could not obtain
\ here was collected during
tne PAST year on the delinquent Of
me SAID Years S9l..6, which is prob
aoiy much more than will be collect
ed in any year hereafter.
Amount OF assets known es,s &C
INDEBTEDNESS.
Town orders issued-not paid. Balls
The undersigned woHld respectfully recon-
heha that tax ofone thousand dollars be "
'eu ier the support OF the poor. for bniIdjus
.uu Seep'hs III repair roads and bridges. and
'o' me IN ciiental expenses Of the town for the
ensuing year. ~' '"~
| we also earnestly recommend that ear1v and
aet!ve measures be taken to establish some
system TOT the maintainanee of the Soor.
| q. DICKINSON snns,v;so
| WILLIAM HOWE
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

THANKs.-Our thanks arc due to Hon.
Cyrus A'drich for copy Of the ''ac. to pro-
vide national currency" the report of
Capt. James L. Fish's Of an Expedition to
escort enigrants from Fort Abercrombie to
Fort Benton" the Message Of the Presi-
dent Of the United States" respecting the
recent Indian outbreaks, in Minnesota, and
for copy Of James ". Taylor's report on
the relations between the United States,
and Northwest British America"
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

IoTA- ANorHr SsCl IL
EItAPII u.ATION
Vi the above sum, there was paid
for the support OF the poor S3OS OIL
For cXlun>c- on Roads and BRIDGES
including the stone culvcrts a.r.ss
J'rian.'''' - '''''''' ...''.'' $685.
For Town expenses for tho past
ycar..'' ........... 1875
Total cxD:nS from March 81. 1862
t. April 9th. 1861, and for which or
dcrs arc drawn on the Treasury, az
PCT o''!S a"<''tcu 49, 80 ''.''..... SSGl.l5
The Trcasnrers Report shows the
amount Of rec ipts to be-. Ss24.12
A'"o"lt p"lu oat Oh orders, '....... III Ii;
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-22

TAX L>w.-St,ivkland & Co., Of Mil
waukee Wis have sen. us a COPY Of con-
venient little pamphlet. containing the tax,
or revenue law passed by Congress, at its
late session. and also pretty full directory
OF the business houses il, that city. Every
person in the country ought to have that
fredericksburg law on his shelf
where he can refer to it at any moment
Send for one, or dozen, The price is only
ten cents each.
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Broadway Railroad.

A meeting Of the lessees and property-ownefs on
Broadway opposed 10 railroad through that thoroushfae
provided in tho bill pending bsore the Lesstnr e.
met last evening at Eblos Saloon aud though but h''s
notice had been given the meeting still, thore was
rood attendance tho room beiag nearly filed The meeting
was called to order By Mr. HAIGHr. who nominated Dr.
P.RxLEg a. Chairman The Doctor spsn taking the chair
ala that thew had met with reference TO tho Broadway
Railroad had ssys opposed this project and last ye:r
had done considerable to prevent its being carried os 1n
year he had done less because be had been d up nom s
would Il call upon Mr. A. Il. Stewart. TO explain
more fnly than he could the objects and intentions oil the
M STEWART remarked that II was important that effect
effort. should be at once made IN opposition 70 tne scga
matter IL was much to be feared especially on the pas
Of property that the bill would p',. me whole
their report ough, TO have had much weight
and stopped further action bat this was not tho case
abt aud him.eH prepared to 90 into The WORK, and
q - to be done they would do IL They ready
had been already stated TO give Tor the work SO
Of tsIes which its bestowsl other parties would
involve The party with whom - TINS %s ,s ne hsa e M
passenger instead ofhe ve cents charged " she present
tine A., pn,.r,, .xJ,.-
,ics DEISkER JAMES KELLY JAMES MckssAN aud others
when MI called upon to read the names Oh ths
grantees of the Broadway Railroad which he did and e1
10 N. neetiag a. far AZ he had been able 10 ascertain
who they lie bad after diligent INQUIRIES oeer ~
able obtain any Information In regard W ''Do VIZ
Mr. H,xTLroS offered the following resolutions;
Ee,elsed That citizens issees aud properly owne,
h.y. learned with snrphse that II Is seriously intended by
our present Legislature q, Albsny devote no, only
sy but nrary every othor aud street In re CITY OF
10 railroad uses for the especial bsnsnI Of few
friends Of certain members Of tho Legislature and 70 "
positive injury OF the Interest oil owners Of property ou
Rsrsd That the travelling public demanded reqcsd
.nv greater facilities Tor travel Ihsn Afforded by tie
means Of conveyance use they would have made
Known their either By petitions meetings OF onet
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uRw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURsDAY. APRIL 2, 1853
sPSt. Bssj:mis r.aln ..a quantity Of Juvenile books

Sparks Benjamin F1rkn, and quantity OF Juvenile oooks
Ssssi q: IA: n:s an hour
.: .nd s: r.. Inc
voice George cooledso Of this city was opened
Dc:d SsP.: 81 Nth S. e: ~
tiona PASTORAL Primer and other illustrated school books,
Outline: Of PhysIoSsy b. Jane TsyO! sequel 70 WEB.
sentsd VS. from IL. hoass Of Cha. D..ysr Of
Tssnt. STANDARD spssisr Bsrnss. Family Prayer. Peter
vrsi Cicero OVID s.Iiua Homer: Iisd ii. trsn.stion
obnsons Natural Philosphy 0lsIks Oomnsn.riss On tho
Dodd Of this oty next opened invoice containing great
assortment of miscellaneous books by Charlotte Elizabeth.
Margaret Fuller and Gardiner Spring. sse snS wSr@s
Lscohies In Prose and Poetyi Cruasns Comps's oon'
The invo,ce Of james Chslen Son. PhisdsPhis, fol-
snd me-. xish quick vale: and Gould
Lincons Of Boson was next tho taps; comprised
variety e wst
10y: Note: on Tssay q u. Eseh, w..st
Natural History o. the Human Species. The Plurality Of
worlds The PrsAdsnite Earth. ChsmbcrS Cyclopsd. -
Il embraced Hopkins Evidence Of Christianity Young
Meas Guide Fosters Bookkeeping Roger Williams ana inc
ana 0 Tss . o. oh.
famed tho works Of the Rsy Dr. AleIanasr y, I'm. ",
M.h r. Morris. w'cSwSfss rnP e1sy HS~I
0' The Of B. Dur.nd Geo. w Carleton c.-t
MAYNARD IWslier, Wise Co., Crosby ( Nichols, were
ic6 with valuable works. which were sold quickly a.
prices and duplicated The .se to-day win open with
the catalogue number Of the book buyers svasd them
selves the opportunity afforded BY the pleasant wsstns
ey Leaving their busness meanwhile IN the hands Of dis
pnrchse 1t is fact the. among the Large
ss "a not single Copperead
There Is Could there Is De Silver but not Coppsrhead
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,.,t,, ~ "a w dyipey when sTvsd shs vas dead
: noSrm@tsm ssaninssisn wss msAs By request Of M
Thoms be called IN the other two docors when the skull
v"ry sss and Ii was Of opinion that d.sh osus:d
By he blood running In too sisat Quantity 20 me or, h
nssrly was not red nhsmsd the stomach wa.
moi opened; we had the intention 70 send tho ,omssn 70
nov ust to-day that the stomach not with the body'
myseH and Dr. Ritter sewed the body we e the ston'
IL IN ths care Of Mr. Hsbsfn, brothsr.ip.lsw Of Mr.
Thom, think Dr. Cudlio put the brain tsck gave no d.
rocon os her 70 be buried Sundays did not give cor
tifsts dsy or two asr and not ct home he said
be would send did tell Of the servant girls not
70 ssy anything about Mrs Thomas death surpsed
70 hear Of her death in the menns ssr death the feet
were contracted e do not think they lived very happily
together M Hsben told mo to-day that be put the 'to.
ssb 10 the out.houie
The inquest vas adjourned until to-day
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Naval.

REINFORCEMENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI FLEET
Orders were received by Admiral Paulding Of this
station, on Monday, directing him to dispatch to
Rear Admiral Porter as many United States seamen
as could be spared. Yesterday the Executive officers
Of the Navy-Yard, DIR. Williams and other officers,
left this city for Cairo Ill., in charge of hundreds
of blue-ackets from the receiving ship North Caro-
lima. The men will be at once assigned to gunboats,
aud the officers are to return The departure Of tho
party caused considerable stir in tho harbor.
ANOTHER mON-CLAD CONTRACTED FOR:
Yesterday Admiral Gregory, Superintendent of
Iron-cads here gave Capt. Perine, formerly of the
ship-building firm Of Perine, Patterson ~ Stack,
Willamsburgh, specifications for the construction OF
one-turret iron-clad steamer, the plans of which
to be furnished by Capt. Ericsson. The Navy
Department has awarded tho contract to Capt
Perne, for about 1895 600; the vessel ia to be i'm.
ished in about six months. The work will be done
in jersey City.
THE GREAT NAVAL FIGHT.
In steamer which will leave this city next Satur-
day. some officers Of the Government, some iron-clad
shpbullders, and some influential citizens who know
what is going behind the scenes will take passage
to witness "the great naval fight" which is going
TO come off the South Atlantic Station. They feel
certain it will take place next week.
THE PURITAN AND ON0NDAGA.
The work on these iron.clads is somewhat inter-
fered with at Greenpoint by the laborers striking.
Yesterday, the malcontenIs were increased 10 the
number Of 45O. They want 81 % day, but MIR.
Rowland refuses to give more than 81. There are
no "imported" Englisnmen at work in Greenpoint,
save five or six, who are mechanics, and who recent
ly "struck with others for increase Of pay which
they obtained. The Onondaga il to be finished, ac
cording to contract about the 18th OF this month"; but
is doubtful whether she can be ready Tor sea before
August.
MAILS FOR PARRAGUT's FLEET.
Letters, papers, and parcels properly directed and
left at the Brooklyn NavyYarJ before the 9TH inst.,
will be forwarded on that date in the steam-trans-
port Union to Port Royal.
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-. e,.d .uoh uote Of Issue, ahal, g . oondition
s esss.dsns % suoh sesion being bIessh e trial
,a s:s, s ssa. y ~. :s's not: :'t e
ns beps fled pay 10 the Clerk Of the Court the sum or
81 the snount received q. be paid oyer monthly 70 TIE
Controller Of the City Of NewYork and by him Deposited N
the salaries Of stencssphsrs employed Ia said Cou pro.
yded for In this section. II the fund thus created 30 insde
ouste 10 paw such salaries the additional amount necessary
hs be paid from the fund Of County 20 which
fund any surplus Of the paid shall be crsdsa
Each Of the Courts named shall sppont ssnopsPhsf fof
the Circuit Trial Term Special Term which CONSTITUTES
separate branch Of such Court who shall bs sworn Cm0
Of the Court and hold Office during the pleasure ofths Cou"
and shall receive salary Of sl,50O Per snnum
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ASSEMBLY.

EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Prndlcs resolutions proposing n;,atioo Of
70 the Constitution, relative 70 a1o pAS a.
the Court of Appeals, was consu 'd Iv,no the Gov.
.rS %r s Sr 20 appoint Judges. Carrsd4 to 81
The resolutions were los;-o' 70 is.,..,,u a..
was received sSo ttsai IN hs k en-.
ses1'Tn no;slatnre. pronouncng the Presidents
iSo Proclamation unconstitutional and
So;d m favor of sustaining the Administration In
vigorous prosecution Of tho war.
Also memorial Of the General Assembly OF In
nortaton Of produce and merchandise to and from
hat State over the New-York railroads and canals,
and deeming it a breach Of comfy between the
States 10 ask for decrease in price and make no
complaint about tolls.
bill TO promote eulistments.
Mr.. bEPEW introduced bill relative to County
Treasures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02

TEy YEARS REVIEW OF CHARIrABLE SocI-
HrYSince tho organisation OF tho Chdrens Aid Society,
ten years ago. 1880 children have been gathered from the
streets Of this city and nder the auspices Of the association
placed in comfortable homes Tho enteeu,sy these Oh
ecs Of compassion from the outset has Amounted 10 49,
$780, 40 per head The number thus provided for Last
year 9 Of whom +t boys 3o5 girls and the remain
der adults considerable number succeeded In fading
York Brooklyn. but than onehaf
were sent 10 Ohio and Indiana As 10 the nativity Of these
children but little Is known and still greater degree Of no.
rance exists respecting their paentsge twotbds at least
being unable tell whether not their parents living
The Society has expended altogether $4,000. and beside
providing homes for large number has fed and clothed
OF children thus sepsby reducing tho volume Of
distress and crime among the juvenile population remain
Ing The original Boys Meeting germ OF our indus.
srs schootskes precedence of all others. Those who
"the day OF small things" when two three OF the
OF the Society engaged in teaching and training
the uncouh uncombed children Of he FIRST boys meetng
will not fail In tina. effort the origin Of the Cbdrens
AID Society which has since expanded into the Ne8sboy
Western Missions, Home Missions and the
GirlS LodfHg House. This charity Ia prehsps Of the
most important aud deserving Of our city.
new telegraph line is being erected from the
Quarantine toward Amboy, for the purpose Of forming
a ectop with the Sandy Hook limo.
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The Committee Passenger Commissions reported In "a
Of calling convention in NswYorb April a. for the
consideration Of passenger fares egan stes &C., which
adopted The propeto ofthe st. Nicholas invited the
members Of the Convention 10 dine with them any hour 1t
might be eonvensn but owing to the adjournment Of the
Convention It declined The thanks Of the Convention
rendered to the propste Of the ST. Nicholas for the
Of their spacious halls for the Convention Upon motion
the Convention adjourned sine die.
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IAdysYfissmp1t.1

How TO OBTAIN JT.-There has been some
complaint thu. all "newnen" do not keep the PRREsOOG
JouRsAL. This IL not fault. Our business 10 q
Edit. illustrate. and phnt It, rheIs-h they would avail
themselves OF the pro6ste sell it. Bat the siopIe. to
secure s prompt and regular delivery to door
eeloss and address the publisher follows: FOWLER
WkLLs No. 1903 Broadway. Subscriptions may
with the April number, which contains Portraits and Chsfsc
ss o. M G. w Stafford inventor Of the prCecte and the
80 Ala TisrE ETHEoLoGY OF tho Negro Saxon Morse
zane. LANGUAGE, lite functions aud cultivation. MBx
~ Scssch aiser; Going TO- Europe ART and ARTISTS
and So. AhATomr OF the BRAIN Spiritual Iotcleotua
Iove ors1ns PnfsIoGsoxY; the Chin, its Language
rw.s y-nteesting to Ladies well 0eutseInen
cents . nambsr " -'es'Nee' "nJ VI your :" +"
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Arrival Of n Prize.

The prize schooner Mary Jane OF Halifax, Masters
Mate Kellogg in charge, from New Inlet, N. c., in
six days, arrived on Wednesday. She was cap
tured by the United States steamer Mount Vernon,
while attempting to run the blockade at Whining.
ton, N. c., and has a cargo principally Of salt and
coffee. She was from Nassau, N. z. a'r'
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CITY ITEMS.

MILITARY EsDURASoE.-A paper VIII % loa,
this evening before the American eoosrsPhcai ana
Society," by DR.. ThomsOn-tses sdver"em. -
Physique of Different NatiOnslifies In i''''U'''
teresiing subject AZ this time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02

GRrryr-.rnrET NJ. L. SUsDAr-ScHooL.-Ihe
children Of the Greenesreet Methodist Episcops Chafeh
Sunday School give entertainment In the Chufon' h'
evening consisting Of singing readings rsc''ssohs COZ
loouies sacred, patriotic and humorous
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rEw.rORK LRGIsI.ATUHH'
sENATE....AIBAsY, April ], 1868.
rxrNING SESSION.

The adverse vote ON the bill relative to the Nep.
.uae Insurance Company was reconsidered, ana 'n'
bill referred back ,s ,-asred 10
shird reading. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ELEcTIos'-Ihe eiee.o'
Of officers Of the Brooklyn Mercantile Library Association
takes place this evening" as announced In our 'a'ef'D
columns
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THE FULL~sIzED PATrppIs = A.
No. Of Mns. DHHoRKsr's MIaEoR q, r,.a INC spring
combination Cape and Jacket novel and compIise
Lseys vest and new Eod elegant sleeve ''kso' assgn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02

Ar C,,,,,<.,, IAdyersiselnent1
al ShuhcH, AT HOME, and VISITING Cams
10 orSsI a. Tvs snsh sne English Note Papers ssnped
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Reported By 1slesraDh.

CrseissArI, April l--FLouR firm at IS 9Cds9 WHHAr
held a. an advance Of &C. WHISKY ale. PoRK held at
"a 30 COR aud DgpATps IS.