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, 1865-04-14


In billiard playing, as in most other things,
perfection is unattatnable, aud proficiency
cen cnly be relative. or s1l the illustrators
Of this 1asclnat:ng art that this county has.
seen, Monsieur Pierre Carme, just come
t1tm France, approximates nearest to what
is conceived to be the highest degree Of c1-
ceilence. The other day, 1T the establish
Hcnt of bitssrs. Fhclan g. Ccll2nder. II. Carme
demonstrated that what NC had cou4Nered
positive in,poskibnities were to him mere
Ct mmonplaces. Allowing the balls with
which he played to be placed in aim est every
jc,keinable posiltoH, he eeemed to experience
no difficulty in caroming upon them. Whe-
tber the cue-ball Was required to describ:
circle around hat; to be impelled forward,
ard, by short curve, to retsograIc upon
| NJ arlv the same line which It pursued in ad~
! yaucipg; to hug an eDd-cushion from corner to
| cnTntr: to ricochet from one end Of the table
10 the other, and carom on bali placed upon
fhe f1o?r: to leap over cue, and, returning,
nees u1der It to complete the SHOT; to re-:
koInd with lightning speed from co,tact
Win ball placed A. the extremity Of th: IL
h1n to pursue and oveftake ball in mo
t;,n,. 10 bs thrown back violently from
Mi 1,,accd against g cushion, only TO return
1x;f1 vif 1eneWtd yfg3r to the same spot, IRON
Whtnce by 8 g:aceful, serpentine movement
y tEn,,id ice. mp1ish the grand dea'gn-a car
IN Torh Of these astounding tsats vas PR
fn1ncd frequently uoon the L, 81 a.sSuip. sm;eh
and seldom feau!1 ed more than tW9, nos"!.a ~
sanding the jarring Of tbs, ponqstohs "a ~
| cni,'ery beneath the door was sef!o y 1usta
cir 10 tic players success, am e'1netS' ~ ~;
taxed his patience to tue utn9st': ,tn ~ 20
exhibition, Ii. Carn1e, although NJ oAS@"'~
, 1865-04-14

Booth will return from Boston nexs veek.
and appear at natin.es Wednesdays aud Sat-
n1days Of eatR. week thereafter for some
Heller has made nno.her decided sensation
with his spirit sack. .....
Mr.. Junius h Browne. the N. 7. Tribune
correspondent, who was captured At V'cSs-
burg, ard suffered twenty months inpf's
onment at different points ~ he Confsdsracy
-ano LIVED Though it-'s @'ising ont Ills ex-
reljence, to be lssutd fiom connecticut
prees IN ebort me. He will make IN IN
lerestfng aud readable volume.
Albert D. Eicha ,dson, companion OF Mr.
Brownies in hss 8 .uthern prison experiences.
spd another correspondent Of the Tribune, 1s
also eugaee d upon volume, to be presented
BY New Yoik publ sher; If I am correctly
info, med. The author has given much time
and attention to 'hu treatment scceiFcd by
cur prisoners at the hanUs of the rsutl ent-
my, and 1t Is understood tAat his boz Mill
hinging upon 1hts subject, which have never
before been published. Alf. Richafdso IN il a
polished writer, and wiu write book which
N.ll be worth PC us,ng.
Ml. Thomas ". Knox. late correspond
ent Of tic New York Herald, and who has
Interesting thing, 't the life OF correspond
ent," is now epgsged in preparing book for
the press, He 1ii1 probably tell some drci-
dediy rich things In The way Of explaining
the modus optraEdI ol manufacturing history,
which could no. be told by one who has had
more experience In the business, or one bet
ter quallfi. to relate 1t in quaint, humor-
t:as. and taking STYLE 1t will be easy fly
Knox to find a publisher.
do not hear that Any other correspondent
bas yet commenced to Wti:e book. know
Of enc who has not--and has no idea Of do
Ing so-f.r tue very good and sufficient res
son that he "has no story for to tell.'
FASHIONS.
The new modes mny be briefly summed ur
this week, in gored skirts that grow shorter
''Ey degtees, and beautifully less" The ID
dies arc gIrt1cd ab. ut tho waist By broad
belts, anu escbew skeletons. Hence they at.
tain em6onpoint. Tissues and silks are height
OF ton. Tho late importatious are Of the
richest quality Pearls and amber are beine
1esnr1ecl.d, and have Of late become very
fxslionsble. Steel beads adorn the short
mnsk-like black lace wells, behind which the
bcau'jes hide their pretty faces, looking like
The ghost OF Hamlet, IN his steel visur and
helmet: Btads of glass arc also worn about
the neck. A neE thing In ths way Of orna
mentat'op, is the butterfly. It is richly EN-
bloSdered or stamped in gay colors, and put
upon point ccll.r., ETC., etc. A natural en-
blt II Tor the fair fathionable5 to weir.
, 1865-04-14
ITE1Is.';

The New York East Methodist Conference
have decided to admit lay delegates TO ATS
Ctnle1epces hereafter.
.Amupr the war material aptured last week
by Sheridan were fveguns oil the Armstrong
pattern. SAID to have been present from the
EnnI1sb Government to the Confede7ates,
aDd lad not ret been used. They are beaua1.
fu) snpcImtns of manufacture.
phil. Sheridan IL 80 years old.
Cant has the head Of the rebellion. Tae
1riilow street jail in New. York has the
The hest Ethiopian Troups In the County
Wc}tzel'e,-Cpn. Bull!to.
:fnV Cookc'5 adTerti*ements Of t5e new
Gnyerrment loan appear in the Richmond
~" Jnnn Minor Bolts, Jr., Is announced to
x,;4e 1or The R'chmoEd paptr.
man wns di.paraging Grant IN Shcrrnan's s
~, ~ a.. mcn noe wnrn lie latter b:oke out with :
IT,. .ron,t Al. dir it won't do Ginnt is q
.,aot ~" Gsn.Talt Hc stood BY nc when was
crazy, and 1 stood by MIN Wnen ne I W.
drunk and new, ar, ne stand DS eaen ON
The Renublicans Of Hartford, c., on tue
ri inst.: at the State election. carried La
/ civ. .oy eco majority. just ono Mesk 81 alta1
tlty did The came thing BY nea1iy 4o mn
jeritJ. ,v.;,s :, Tho .,c,,,tro =
J1t ;51dah T. Benjamin once said that an at
+ tf1nnr 10 destroy the American uutoa VA
: iita !, lie Indians rho fred their AsroWs st th
!snn II, ttc belief that they could e1tsnssuls
It; and be Was right. ~,
, 1865-04-14
Bublic Sale. :

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, 1865-04-14

L serious charge has been preferred IN the
Ohio Legislature against Judge Philadelph
Van Trump, Of tue Court OF Common Pleas
ef, the 7ih Judicial Circuit, of that State 1t
Is. s.chargcd that he waa cognizant Of and &C.
tually aided in coaeea1ing Of one Samuel
Ianitz who had been arrested for participa-
, ting in the murder Of tive eold.e1s, that he
had interviews with La1itz VII le he vas con
cealed; snd once made the remark that ii
tlsy had more men like the prisoner that the
Abolition reign would soon bo over in Ian
caster. Judge Van Trump many years ago
held respectable position, but since his as
.ocfation with aud sympathy; for Copper
heads, be has been sinking, and Is nov under
Charge that Will sink him to tho lowest In
fanny.
, 1865-04-14

ful]y twenty-five dit ent st'oees, d'u ls,s e.
TO be- more @ crt.ns,,e s md attractive, and to
demand g.tate- skill In Its exe!npinea15 WI y y,
,lan thai Of any other known PLAYER: Wrh VIZ
q catalogue ss large and varied, eacu o. ,ue
sfanees he Is eocn to give IL this Guy anu nos'
: ton muAt necessita a change Of programme
, 1865-04-14

PROFESSOR ECsIIs LuRKAK1, tfup1 Of RA'
s:Tic4lIT lnd coEsrcTlY. The Tu1uSE EARsn11
IE41tkY of any Nah Nsm~n 1s1ld. M Lara Of
FLItune ri Ink Trlck+ry resartct TO. Thr.e Li:e
eesrts point ont 7nrte aras snr FrrrIx IL rcr.re
e. Heki:h, Money. Llke1rks, Love A1d Marriage.
BuEoess, friends, Euslase4 ~ .sd ~ s:k1 su1o4.
E1n Chtrt.. -; Ter years ~ ~ ~ S1-.u;Es, y
e trth. Whether sinE!s Lrr an se1. AGese1a
ECeTls LARHALD CAm1en. NaT jcrscy.
fe7.-c9IHtstK Writ
, 1865-04-14
Petroleum Land. Oiice
GREGoaX, TnHMHy & CO.

OIL CITY. E sx PA.s
peoxKea N on, 1ANpk, lressa, Aao E7zE.
HEET8 IN OF. WEIhC.
3.,onar+v bo=s.. xnd selt On ctn11st e. Fk1ula
desiring to form 4oIt* ft1oS Gsc1rht.k tspf1e.s
VIE cEcice oil teIt1toIy oE uct1G ttIRS.
QH1$n3&t$qt
, 1865-04-14

beautiful complexion p1ea.c rad. Professor Fcli1
d1fect from Fasle. tcoustn OF tic EoEld,seno~ucd
Aaf aiast) viii be 1appy send 10 Any lady lhe cce
DRAFTED recipe for bcaut!fytns the face, known =
FAh1s1AN EKLxK1n This ia Of the Erandest dit
covettea ofthe aEe, mpartfnE delightful roseate son
and Aubdued tone the fcanrc1 cra6lnC freckcs and
n!rlcR and In tte conse chectually removing
spots stains left by small pox- Tho rec!pe, With
plain tn6sructior., VII. tc trnt on receipt Of 500 ad
<3feaaed Ia Dn1 G311. Chicago. Ill fApl$ - .2ila
, 1865-04-14

Having been cured Of ST, rmator,h1. y eclebra'
desire send to suesrrs from self abuse the nieana
ty WHICH they can he permanently c1red: Al C. CON
HTAGLEY, 2. q. Boz 1501, Chicago, n AplSr{76St,a
, 1865-04-14
Duke de mornY.

nU3kG d6 H10Fny.
The funeral Of the above-named celebrated
romp and show At the French capital,
b,illi& mt, ,apd Everything, looking at
1t through French speetscles, was complete
aucecss TIC display of military Was gorge
cus, and Of private carriages, beautiful, The
The late Eukc lived in the Palace adjolatag
the Legislative Palace, the whole Facade OF
which was covered NTH black, snd"on tho top
of each column was inscribed the Motto
Pro- Patrla ct Imperatore. The whole lcgls-
lative b1dy walked in procession, in full coz
the arm. Ali the constituted bodies OF the
E1npiru followed in full costume also, aud hli
the local societies OF Paris. The military
honors were rendered by the troops Ut the
garrison oil Paris, composed oflnfantry, cayal-
~, and two batteries IT artillery. Tie rel'g-
ious ceremonies were performed IN the church
oftks Madeleine; which was hung with black
to receive the cof1in WAS erected before the
choir, surrounded with thousands of.Hax ta-
pe1s. The crowd, inside and out, WAS enor-
meus, but respectful and orderly. From time
10 t4me the nliltaty bands played func1al
symphonies, intcrming!ed with tue rolling Of
the drum. The cort.ge left the Madeleine st
one, and did no. arrive At Pere La Chaisc be-
fore three.
. Ihe late duke was person Of more than
ordlpa : ability. and heing devoted to the
interests aud person Of the present Emperor
{vlom he Tefy much rcscmb1cd, though much
handsomely, Ti'l be m3u:ned by llm, un-
doubtediy. with great poignancy. During
the violent hours of the coup q <tGt, Morny
displayed great boldness aud cooness md
n*s inc oi the chief Instruments Of It's sue
cess. In his ear,y days he exhibited the
greatest proficiency in study, aud was . 1lyo-
rite OF Tattrytand. He has always held the
liehes. Offices under ths empire, and Was IN
espec al object Of tue PRESENT Emperor's es-
team, which TACT Was I'll anomaly pecn:ar to
french nature, the mother1of the French EN-,
pe1or being tEc beautiful Queen uostensc,
Nko ras also tue ranther OF. the late Duke:
Another anomaly WAS presented By The fac!
That tho chief mourner in this great and
gorgeous pageant was the late Dukes father,
Count FlaL4ut, former ambassador TO- Eng
londt and for whom the tamous national a,r o.
FiaEce. ':Par1ant pour d syrie." ras Mfttten
Sl aloYf1 snu2dii
, 1865-04-14

GOVAa ~Ao9A-sIs
The Subscription Hooks OF ,ais Coma
pef 41are Mev Wing Cicscc. a lIm-
it'd Number Only Of Shares
EcE2etn1n= Will be Sold ut
sc Per Share.
Kem Torl, Philadelphia, and Ea'tizors Con-
telit ated Petroleum and Ilatls 70.
Organised urdsr thelaT. oi Esr ysrk.
Shareholders Exempt from all
Pcrsonsl liability.
CAPITAL s,,koo,oco, 1lv1aea Into soo.-
zr,nbci ; On i q sh:Iss fs:a'n,n.. !: per ss.ies
Ec.:.HRrEER *ssE:sMEST Or c:11 o3 TEE
sSHvho ia e NoRisu IL fHAIzf l4fifx AZ BE-
4 i:s ST. III S.x ,e.x
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III; GouL1. P:itadelph1a, p.
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ph1y On T. NcFx Fern. Gu wiCh one 81 IL G u
r.n!i fs;ls is t'nos: ec7sted' witt t'asnc'1 pFs'
1sot.1 ~ 1f1l o. tia Be.E Fam c1oss te th Is a's
ne = Id b.I1el 6tli OF flee Le.t!c=t'n7 "a nss
cSnpans. en- xh,ch we'll IL nea11; e1mple1eo' VILE
'p1ns,ia ,eov q e Is. ut. ne.n .rrek .;1 e,
ths 5: and Il Il sn =, ne es.ns
eech: EE:tnt - 9 % sefts,s a.ixeJ w.e1
seS ;of tse w acres uon.4 Rterv.
s.sneeH FsTn, vh,uh l.sn be e th': co2ang
Ess few Gays a.o soI 9. oe eath: =, g,o.,
ceea.sne ~ e t. one .zs vslta 81 o.:r t,!io,o
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tM compAay lis twenty s,1 e,9s1snt properties a
snbrs>,ng re simple 1.taes end 'nEf " IN caIs au
Fennssivs na. and lccttSd s folse s:rcaR GEEK
EfEf. f. ES e H1bSi s.
Fa = IL x caak ~ *ses 8: srfS5
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, 1865-04-14

fought the battle Of Ea4tvlll9; Sheridan was
helptpg Grant when he defeated E,r'J tn the
Vdfley, nEd SO Was :Teny when hs otormed
For. Fisher and all We WORKING diligently
for the destruction Of :Iensh arny
, 1865-04-14

e TEE woEto. Thx e1l3 R=x...s, ,Trur ..e s.z4I
khLx Dye ksosn, 1ht. p.eoaid Aatr Ire y petleet
9sIoser n1acx .ns Nlru.1: b.ovs. vith0at INN.
1na bckutl.rl; 1mp:,'. t~a% vita IT., urauaht5 re
oE'nk II: rf..irt cor1 .nr !ee:isss tet y ensss' 2
UACHkL1h. al c;h.r. err :ucI 49, seoul1
re svpiatc. s,;d b. IL @rcxEttts, &C. 3sct1.7 q
Barclay II set. Se1 york.
BacIe!ef. Few roilst Crce.a for Dsssslnk the Qa1s
T,.Ir y IL
, 1865-04-14
- = = . +-t&s-%.-s"V
c. Qulnn.Mas declared the nomtn2c
CITY CENTRAL .COefMITTBB.
THE LAW COURTS.

SUPERIOR Courr.-B:for Jud3e R7ggins-B.F F.
Carver, &C., for the Of Coddlngton Billings "
L. B. Boomer. .Case pendicg On the preceding
day. Verdict for defendant
Jamca B.ug vs. F. gln%lcr and Conrad P..a1'
R1, a.V:e H:s,st g. I$Sps
Many 4. Stokes ~. Mary Morse. Appeal. Dis
Charles J. Hull vs John NcGlnley. Action Of
etectr1cnt WHIT Of po.a.ssson 1ss1ed-
Before .I,adge Garv.-J1nes D. Thomas VI. Hen
Wgseis W. ahnoa 70 dnoM not
be itsCed nGetukt him. The cuntempt consists n
breach OF the injunction issued, BY removing 4
,iG's business. The order IL rc:nr=sblc On Nom
/ Butler f. Terrlll - cynthia u. Terri!1. Bill
John i. jameson IS. william s. Eaton. A bill
counts ~ e % ai?2oss q By decree for the pay
"eas c1so1rr o1 11, Judge Williams Fred:
| ericke Brackoosel "; Louis Erackaosel. Bill
for divorce: Referred to . Master.
ed Tor On TIE, ground Of dssezuon. Dscsee Of d.
semuel snaekto,d ". Martin c, H4ll. An &C.
| tion Of a.suupslt to recover On the Common
e09d ishsiam Tasior "a: jacob w1si: Rspsvia aud
pIevs 5lset 'isa horse aeg:d t. b. Woa
The writ of Seplevin falling 10 arecover the hsrse,
tro7er was brought 10 rscover his yalue. Th: de-
frnse in II a the horse MAS scsd TO defendant The
Ejmlra S, Fulton r.. Samuel ". Fulton. Bill
for divorce. The. bill wa3 dled yesterday: In It
,he compls'nant charges hat ier hussana i, ia h..
| cruelty ahe also t'leges adultery with pfosti-
| tuts q: St. Louis. Who's name II unknown.
c.t2,a Of Thom:a Auaey. c. L. jerks w.s a2.
pointed administrator. Bend fzea At .,soo.
RkcoRrhR's CouKr--B.,ore .t.z1ye rda B1ren-
| of railroad Ticket waa tried and found not
i ou]lty.
, 1865-04-14
Mllf0gU:. Mrlhnnes
EEW FORK CORRESPONDENCE,

The Fort Sumter Cricbratton-fsur- r.
lkeF-lfootc, G. =. A.-Fenaate Sa9ul-
der. F.f8lttfrb- DieltnEui bed Ar tval,-
~ 1t n Boy or 4 e;7rl-ThuatFIcais-
NeW GxQukk-EHkhto0.
, 1865-04-14

PKEsovAL--Rav. Ar. E.sleld, Of Brooklyn, n.
y, who has been appointed to supply the pl'eo Of
Rev. Robert Lalrd Collier, now preaching At
Brunswick, II. j., entesed upon his mtn'atcst.l
dut1ss on ths I'd inst, Ut ..he Wabash avenue M u
E. Church. The scrrtcs, Of the lsst Sabbath IL IT,
services Of last Sabbath placo him IN the teoat
rink OF pulpit orstors both - an earnest, deep
thinker, concise anff pire w:itet. snd speaker
Of ID audience The sermon Of l'st S.bolih
evening, th,nk:st1,ns discourse 12oa nt re-;
cent victories ms an ah}e ana eloquent EFFORT and
| ircs which only the character OF the pace 1e-
st;ained from bEeak1Dg ont Into ,umnltcoas ap,
: FdaSoied frlert 10 humanity, pEos-ess aud uul-
7ersal liberty, VIC Iaoss 'co7dially welcome tln.
| he v III fru that tho nsme Of hts friends shortly
will be "lcglou.' =
, 1865-04-14

The following were called out u aspiraats foz
the C9erk'a deek In the Police Court: Andrew
Gloss, Jacob Schmidt, II. e.. Quinn, and Erode
ueecalte. The 70 lowing MAS the vote.
, 1865-04-14

The Convention then proceeded to the eelaetIon
of candidate for the ofdce uf City Treasurer.
Cllnson BSig.a was put r nonlna' lon, and none
en-, Nj. Briggs Was nominated BY acclamlIon.
, 1865-04-14

Dr.. Ealn then moved to proceed to the nornfna-
man be nominated By acclanatton. The motion
prevailed aud Sherman vas declared the nomluve.
4 committee, conei*tiD: Of Dr.. Hahn. Il. L.
Stewart md !. r. Diller. WIS appointed tu wals on
the Mayor a. INFORM him OF his nsminahon.
4r. Sherman was hIought In autd much cheer-
lrE, and addressed the Convea. lou. Ne said he
rendered n4to:tcitcd, he considered It Ere1t
borpr. fhe had h3d bis cholcs ano.h.r would
unanimously 4 aae be should accept. ue was not
unknown to the cl,izens OF Chic.yo. lie should
administer the Ut 1s Ut the city II elected, with
be- should meet with strong opposition, and he
should poed the united efforts Of evory Uesnoecat
to cempass his elecnon- In conc1ustou. he
He vas loudly applaadcd.
, 1865-04-14


r-aedov a{.r hfaretxek's company ap:
pear ID this City in the opera Of Pol'uso'
pse7iops pss ste to N adjournment to Chicago: I'll,
Mr. Leonard Groyef's opera tro1ps "n
eivc IN entertainment at: the Academy. @ o
Music on the 17th, Karl Forynes is ~ita ~
| Fun est's cpesreucnt at Nibla's Garden
has hccn q great success. Edwin Is still IN
great tragedlan. His popularity wanes not
benefits Gre ali the so at Wallack's IAea
Ih@7 Will be The Inst week for the prescn
~ =. IT. aem Owens at the Broadway Thearcr
rar@'a a.nE consented to an interval In his en-
Chp,irrn X E. 10 allow us to see Mr.. hid Mrs
"nen'y VIII and bsn tbs o. Ise l3tn ,fs aass m
tieir brieT Tnslsn enasasn ate 10 be raised duriu
tifn la'ely produced ~ 'HS W;sc Esenc9 adap:s
Translated and adapted, by % III Fis.!s FMaEas2 T.
peated With success during lie xesk. o5s1 En-; :;
, 1865-04-14
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FLUID EZTRlcT bDeIG,

III a5ect.oas pscu:1ss ferx1es, u unse1Ae3 h1 III
o:aer preparation, n Ch1otods OF Retention C1~
ular,tes, patnisnes7 Or suppression Of euIsazaEas
sva>aas1oas, liberation O. ac11o.& ttata q es7
Utesrs. Le2cosshea a23 al cc17platnn tuetdszk II
the sex. whether :rtznR tc tsn:ts ot disng:tss1.&
Ftuds1 7le1, Of y to Gcc.1 "a q ChsrXa Of LIN,
, 1865-04-14
ReE. Col. Moody.

EkEEs COL QDUuT.
Every body has heard and read Of Colonel
Granville Moody, the fighting parson Of the
74rh Ohio. L correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Gazette, writing from Piqua, Ohio, da-
scribca a rich sceno that occurred In that
place, in which the Rev. Colonel WAS prom
inent actor. The news had just been 1eceiY-
ed Of the surrender Of Lee:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-31
FOR. SAT,E

Il the line Of the National road four miles east
Of the city Of Wheeling. Bald property consists Of
my TeddenOe, containing eleven rooms and an attic
finished. bath rooms aud ali modern improvements
also fourteen acres Of ground attached on which are
convenient outhOuBes, iTcIuding brick stabllng,
leo and spring house, chickery and two ciBterns.
Also one hundred and twenty-five Apple trees OF
choice kind; Pear, Peach, Plum and Ounce trees all
bearing TheEe are also choice 9sleoons of Grapes,
RAsPbernes, BlaekbeTries, STRAWBERRIES and other
mall fruits. The grounds are finely laid out with
0VergTeenB and other ornamental shrubbery.
will also sell my Household Furniture to any
ono desiring to purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me In regard to price,
teIm8 Of payment, &C., can leave their names al
the Gas C0mpanyS ONCE or visit mo on the premises
te22-u JACOB HoREBROOR.