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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-27

Glyccrinc is the sweet principle of oil, ard is
extensively used for purposes of the toilet; but
it has now received an application Of rather an
unexpected nature. In 1S47 a pupil of NJ.
Pelouze's, NJ. Sobrero discovered that glyce-
rine when treated with nitric acid, was conr rerted
into highly explosive substance which he cal
led nitro -glycerine It is oily, heavier than
water, soluble a alcohol aud ether, and acts SO
powerfully on the nervous system that single
drop placed on the top Of the tongue will cause
a violent headache, which will last for several
hours,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-27
OPECIAL NOTICE.

We have just added to our stock q now and
desirable lot of fashionable goods suitable for
the Spring and Summer wear, Gentlemen in
want OF an elegant and fashionable suit will dc
we'll to call and examine our stock.
We have also a fine assortment Of F RNISH-
ING GOODS, KID GLOVES, NEW and
BEAUTIFUL TIES, &C., &c.
ONEIL & DWELLY,
NH 2O--tf 80. King street.
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AN EXPLICIT ADVERTISEMENT. Those who
are compelled to- hire house help will appreci-
ate the following advertisement clipped from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-27

al eACuduSC e r.. y
Mrs G. II Collins wahtsa frst-rate, tip
top No.al girl to do housework; must thor
oughly understand cooking, washing. and IRON
Ing. Wages $5 per month: All the piano
playing, fine .needle-wotk, visiting, and enter
tanning company will be done by the lady of
the house, AZ, :t - het.se<ie -zs1Ir-eGg
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DALED HAY, in quantities to suit; also,
d Corn, Oats, Bran, Mlddlings, and other
feed, on hand and for sale by
GEO. f. WHITE,
mar 1G-tf -, .-E 50 and II Cameron st.
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The fact that DR.. Slayter, who attended the
cholera patients On board the steamer England
on her arrival of: Halifax, had fa!lena victim
to the disease, has already been mentioned
The Montreal Gazette says that two other
physicians, Drs Gossip and Carrie, were sub
sequently stricken down by the disease, but
have recovered. Eight of the passengers
made their escape from the quarantine. ship;
Three cases Of cholera have also been, reported
at Halifax. The Rev. Mr. McIsaae, a Catho-
lie priest Of that city, had attack, but at the
last dates was recovering. 49, sTE2%-s
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. Fl. JENKINS,
HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER

HOCSE E -CNTT =
rcspcctfullv solicits from his old friends and Gus
toners, and the public generally, share OF pat
ronage' guarantying entire satisfaction in all
cases. Having been deprived Of his place of
business, by the fate Of war, he can, for the
present be found at his residence. No. IS, North
Royal street.
which he is prepared to do with the utmost dis
patch and on the on the lowest terms, and con-
dently appeals to his fellow citizens in this, the
bo,,r RI nanA .- NH 9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-27

DESPERATE DUEL.-A desperate duel was
fought on Wednesday in the neighborhood Of
the city, between an ex- Confederate and Fede-
raj officer. The weapons were pistols, and at
the first fire the Federal received the bullet of
his antagonist through both lungs, causing a
dangerous and probably fatal wound. The
ex-Copfedcrate was shot through both legs be-
low the knee, the tibia OF the right leg be-
ing broken. Though serious, his hurts are not
dangerous. We believe the quarrel arose from
politics. The Federal is native of France,
whilst the ex-Conftderate is either a native
Frenchlnan or Creole Of French extraction,
who was au officer in Coppen's louisiana batal-
lion, and had been publicly complimented by
Gen. Lee on the battlefield for his igaantry.
It's rumored about town that three more auels
we're to have been fought yesterday afternoon,
and three more this morning. Orleans
Crescent, 2Oth.E l saa- ~,a;.}
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DLUMBING !! PLUMBING!
G. P. uEALY Il CO.,
PLUMBERS j. GAS FITTERS,
No. g, North Fairfax Street,
(Under Mansion House)
We are now prepared to 10 Gas Fitting and
Plumbing, in all their branches: Fitting up
Public Buildings, Stores and Dwelling Houses,
in the most approved style, and at the very
lowest figures. go
BY leaving your orders with you will save
both time and money.
AL WIORK WARRANTED.
Always on hand large assortment OF GAS
FIXTURES, comprising everything in the
trade; also, LAMP G GOODS of every descrip,,
ton, at Peace Prices. Retail dealers will find
il to their interest to examine our stock.
Special attention paid to country orders.
The best COAL OIL always or hand.
dec 1-1V
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A REYOU AFFLICTED WITH 1, COUGH
~ OR COLD2 --E ---.:
ARE YOU PREDIsPosED TO CONsUMP-
s.. '. r. TION2 ".4 .s a..

Z .
Are the lives Of your children in jeopardy
from sudden and repeated attacks of Group?
If so purchase a box of -,
BLADES EUPHONIAL -LUBRICATORS!
The people, most sure and etfectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Catarrh, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Diptheria and all pulmonary diseases.
!. The eLUBRICATOR is a medicinal prepara-
ton in the form Of Lozenge, which of all modes
is the most pleasant and convenient They con,
tain no deleterious Ingredient, and arc warranted
to be always safe, even for the weakest and most
sensitive stomach. In Group they give l'nnae-
diate relief. For Coughs and Colds they are in
valuable.
For Catarrh, Asthma and Bronchitis they
have no equal in the market, wide Certificates
accompanying each box) Diptheria, that dread
ed and desolating disease, they control wonder
fully and almost immediately
No Public Speaker, Singer or Teacher, should
be without them, as they remove hoarscness and
strengthen and clear the voice.
Va. Always use them in time, and if the
symptoms are severe use very freely. J.. .
JANNEY s. CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
Ids, King ST. Alexandria, Va.
For 81 lie by all druggists. feb 1I-3m
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GANG PLOWs,
SINGLE SHOVEL PLOWS,
GO-DEVIL CORN PLOWS.
KILLING AND WEDDING HOES,
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J. P. BARTHOLOW s. CO.,
-a-4 Manufacturers s. Dealers in
AGRICULTURALIM IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS,
and FERTILIZERS.
25, King ST.. Alexandria, Va.
ap 16-lm 55s 7th ST., Washington D. c.
nAvIs q BRENNER,
-. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BOOKS, PERIODICALS, NEWSPAPERS,
STATION ERY, & C, ,,.--
-,s SOLE AGENTS FOR THE r
CHRONICLE AND Ma
TIONAL CEN,
AND AGENTS FOR THE
BALTIMORE AMERICAN,
No l2O, KING STREET,
(Siggers's Old Stand
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
ges- Daily and Weekly papers delivered to
subscribers, by careful carriers, in any part OF
the city. ap2-3m
II a. GARRISON,
4 MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN
TIN, SHEET IRON, ano
@.5 JAPA ANNED WARE, ~
Wholesale and Retail.
nj NO. II, PRINCE: STREET, ..
Opposite Gazette Office. -.,...
-s ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Particular attention paid to Roofing, Spout
ing, and Stove Work, in City and Country at
moderate prices. ~:
All work warranted. mn lO-tt
TIARRIAGES!l CARRIAGES!
" CARRIAGES!l
On handa very large assortment OF CAkkl-
AGES of my own make, at reducedp prices. Such
as, ROCKAWAYS, l
BRETTS, !
..es 10y EXTENSION TOPS
-f,f aa BUGGIES, Sc
also large number of Second Hand Carriages,
Business Wagons &c. lAllwork sold warranted
to be as represented.
Old Carriages taken in exchange.
y 70 BERT II. GRAHAM. -
! No. 400, Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street,
and No, 374, D street. WashingtoncD, c., - -.
apl1-SnIf y III = i '"A~tt ---t
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

action Of this same American people But there Is more
work u be done Slaves cnancipated arc but half men,
They must be educated; thy must have tho gospel
preached TO them and have missionaries going abroad
throughout the length and breadth Of the land preaching
to them, and everywhere noble and noble
on %'n their ' as s. ssrs'ss' no, % rG.s 1
Is necessary. The faith which has been pledged
to them BY the nation that they shall be maintained in
their freedom, must b. redeemed, and to-day have
the ntegepec that the Congress Of the United States
representing the heartfelt sentiments and
declared that these slaves shall equal
eva rights tAppausc) step further remains among
pe but one Of ss.s ssns i"o sa, aSsy 70
whom you have given frcodom must bc permitted to do
lend y by the ballot loud applause.) And, speaking
70 my own convictions II re;aned from uitering that
word before YOU But, then, let look forward This
work Is all 70 he done olv rights he secured
political rights to bo secured fraternity is to be
taolished, and we to feel that oyery
,hn wear. Msaas .he image OF God ~ entitled to all
dren tAppansel Everything Is 20 be icft then Ia the
operations Of those natural laws by which
themselves IN society, each SOLICITING those whom he
prefers for his associates and dreaming that any
other man has less right TO life, liberty the pursuit
OF happiness and all the means by which lfc, liberty
and the pursuit Of happiness guaranteed and defend
cd, than he has himself Aud now, my friends 80 much
Tor what the nation and the church have done together
mus lar hundred years 10 come When look
back and see what God hath wrought when what
He has been preparing in these later days through all
this great work Of merry and enfranehscm what
we think a hundred years to comeY Who can tell what
this nation Is to become II 1t only faithful to scff
Who can the work that this church has per
form in making this nation true 10 itself and 20 It's
Cody verify believe that but for this church moth
OF that which have thus far realized could have
been accomplished. ! verify believe that God
IN his providence raised up this church I
do not say that He did not give appropriate spheres Of
action 10 other churches but do verify believe that
God raised scd up this he Methods church for the
purpose OF aiding In leading this nation these grand
year She In calling upon the members OF her de-
nomination, aud Am glad to know that many other
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

much agitaed during the whole Of the past week from
the warike rumors and the armamen.s In Austria and
Prussia Austrian stocks and Vienna currency went
down per cent, and even American bonds remained
fiat notwithstanding the fall In the gold premium
New York. II not until Friday, when the Prussian
government journals began TO alter their high language
and when the announced that the French govern
ment had told Count Goltz that the Scheswg Hosten
question could be settled only by q conference
OF the great Powers, that better feeling grew up,
and prices partially recovered. Nobody, Il Is said
believed in ultimate war; "but apprehended that
Count Bismark would continue 70 play his desperate
game quite long enough to cripple trade and commerce.
impeded and commercial travellers send orders If
the agitation should cont nue. much longer II is added
the unsettled Of the markets. already weakened by
the sudden changes In the rates Of discount and by the
great mas ef fouing preference shdrs and Ameri'dn
tnds might lead serious crisis II appears that the
cent panic in tho stock markets aggravated by heavy
sales of Austrian securities Of the heirs of the
lat King OF the Belgans, who a large holder Of
Frankfort Bank shares.
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
THE CHOLERA.

The Steamship England at Halifax with
Cholera on Board-Ons Hundred and
SIXTY Cases and Fifty Deaths In sfx
Days.
The steamship England, from Liverpool 2sth, via
Queenstown 2s,h uiL. arrived at Halifax, N yesLer
day morning medical assistance she having cholera
on board
The England was bound for New York She had over
twelve hundred passengers board. During the voy.
80 ono hundred and sixsy Of cholera occurred
.nsosI tbsa
There sets 6ny deaibs
The England qusrsntinod. b a our news agent ~
Hslas obtained the following elegrAphic report ssg
some dincuily.
with regard 70 the breaking out and prevalence Of
cholera board the England. Captain Grace. her
mandsr reports from Halifax that Tuesday, April g.
The nry Of chosrs occurred since which time
hundred and sixty have broken out and aty
deaths have occurred
che ordered OF BY the govern ment but owing 10
he rapid spread of the disease and the engacsn being
sick vas found impossible to proceed She now lies
below the lighthouse.
Pen Of the passengers viii b placed board the hos.
pal shp and hsnsis- erected the besob for the SICK
rbsre vii be no ccmmunicatIon with the ship
The suthorus ere doing all In their power b relieve
Ihs unfortunate pAsssnsen There three doctors
bosrd 70 look sf,ss the sick
she has twelve hundred and two passengers aud ersw
sf oas hundred.
The passenger are principally German aud Irish
n osStsin thinks ths dssass brought on hoard
BY the German passsnssn
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

The Relations Between Austria and
Prussia Very Criticsi-A Crisis Con

The Relations Betweea Austria and
Prussia Very Crtticsi-A Crisis Con-
sidered Imminent.
me prospects Of an Austro- o-Prussisn war are n.
sressins
A crisis is considered imminent
special telegram from Berlin, dated the fTth of
March reports The Zeiiutsc1 Gre fondens 10 day
publishes an article representing the present state Of the
Aus ro Pr, suian relations serious II considers the
crisis Tar from diminishing but the contrary becom
Ing dangerous The article points out that a. soon
~ Ausiria had armed her financial position would com
Pei her 10 hasten the attack, q circumstance which
Ia, Prussian government taking into serious consider
alton
The Berlin correspondence Of the London T,~,s says
Prussia hes not n,obilzei dispatched In the direc
tion OF the frUntcr single regm' mt some few
ervee have been called IN, but u can positively be
Aseted that they do up 70 the number which
IN the most peaceful tmcs has been collected on the ap
pearsn Of some distant danger IN the diplomatic hor
IN That the mobilization 81 hs srfire AMY ~ contem
Ated and prepared he carried out Al moment
notice, does no ads,a of a wb There 70 no founds
IN the rumored alliance between Italy and Prussia
TIE allan government desires Observe the strices
seutrav In sny conflict which may between Pras
90 and Austria
yyrpcr ON rHx aEsnAr movgr HlRxyr.
lrrom the London Tines ei,y srtciei. march a.
Tke sfv,cw frvm FTansfort ssis that ine sour~s ~S
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

BUuru-stsamshp Auantlc-Fmn Huger, HansDm.
Efwsrd I6hss I'm Ware, LorenA Clara Dressier, Franz
yirch, Noos. Bottschak. Geo Wendell Elea Derpich
0setmeyr. Rengsi Can Rsppe Rschwssn and IAN
Hchei and chld Johsn Rnger Mrp3usse Geo waiter ard
family M freuhaler and family. Jas Munger John Hrs
kAlmsinn and family. And s<hvsb, Deo bchvsb y Hen
col, Hsrbet Jas Cess, Nsyer, Ram Joseph ss~
man, Dobxsiek. A Yrsnr aud family. Molten snd LADY.
ysnsei. ro., ksssei Hess jerome DesaJ ssd s,b
ere IN seoond cabin and sseerass.
i,yis.AlI.s,ssnshipS Ne. Yorhw r.rv.Il and VIZ.
bssrton. Hrs Howell Col freans. W O'Connor Rode,
Mss WOOD, ~, Jones y = Eus. wife and ehni; y
ss,a ssd; ss-un " "hnsy Dppsss Herr s.d rifs NJ.
.ms, ~. w,,mors Dr z wood. Mr.. Ls-. ses eh,,a NJ;
ffsehefm and sister Mrs Barnes and child. W Mills,
Mrs Whitney, Edwards. q savage Mr. snov
Wtnfslow and wife. Mrs Huse and chiid n " SINNER
san.rn and ehiis l. ssd "p s,r.. W ws,,msn' y
ssnHe ana vile, Simpson, wife and ehnd n Cushing
and ~rs Warren and child. N korgHn, Hunt aud
-ifs Mrs sry-sl snd ehld, sorssnd Rooney.
wise. vf- snf t.ssh,er r<srnis, spf vie
kibe~ snd -ife, Adsidofer spd vif., Ch.a-sla~r
Mn csashny, l. Jsap-, Mrs Hoh and child. As Ne ..
sns % Cnsss snd vie. : bsHs. ssgs knsgp. p Eysa.
nis L~sny. Anthss and sster, ws.ssis, u wsssr.
Harn. Nrs Hen snd chlid n N Hsn,s. J h Psr,r1ss
= Fifezyf, Duks, Rcstnos, krs Wood. Ionss N
ns Gylston. ornth Ms Nnnssn Mr.. Stage ard ehnt
s~,en-rni Bsssy. Dr. Ro-~r~rsns A ds Oorsots aad
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
COn VT E.
Fh. Steamship England at Halifax and At.
lantie aud Hana at New York.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
CHOLERA ON BOARD THE ENGLAND.
0nf Hundred and Sixty Cases and
Fifty Deaths In Six Days.
War Between Austria and
Prussia Imminent.
\ THE EFFECT ON THE GERMAN MONEY MARKET
A Special Envoy from Head Centre
Stephens Said to be Landed.
HIS REPORT OF STEPHENS.
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Eenisns In ireland Ready
to Strike.
OHE HALF OF THE ARMY FENIkES.
The REFORM AGITATION IN ENGLAND.
&C. &C. &C.
A Special Envoy from Head Centre
Stephens Said to be Landed.
HIS REPORT OF STEPHENS.
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Fenisns In ireland Ready
to Strike.
OHE HALF OF THE ARMY FENIAES.
The REFORM AGITATION IN ENGl AND.
DC. DC. DC.

The steamship Atlantic, Captain Hoycr from South
Anpton March 2o arrived at this port yesterday about
noon
The Atlantic her return voyage experienced
Q terrific hurricane In the Straits Of Dover on
ths evening Of she 25th ult The blow lasted about
eight hours and extended very generally through the
Enslish channel, doing much damage to the shpping.
large steamer which had followed the Allan
- during the day unable Withstand the tempest
and obliged 70 put back into the North Sea- The
Aaantic with tho full force OF her powerful sngins g.
just succeeded In maintaining her position. The English
prsss It the ssveres storm tha. has swept
sAs coast for many years
rbs Atlantic, having lsn Southampton early the
morning of the 9oth, brings later news than the
Cuba, which saiicd tho previous Sunday.
The rs,ght and passenger business from Bremen
great that both lines win bc fully occupied for the year.
The Atlantic fully engaged for her next trip bs.ore
she left Bremen
Among The passengers by the Atlantic ID an accredited
agent Of the l. r. d. We not permitted 70 dvulgs
u. .se; the s.ssssisonoe rouehs~fsd par
scaiArly Interesting n ssoonp.sisd sssphsns iu his
agat through England 10 probable that the latter 10
yosss for America
ne steamship Hansa Captain Won saniin, from South.
snptou March % arrived At this port last night
me advices are four days later.
Our ales by the Hans contain tho details Of tho ncws
Of the England
The three steamers brought over two thousand and
seven hundred and seventy three passengers
The English markets would be closed after Thursday
sntIi Easter Monday
The cattle plague In England the decline.
The reamship Etna, from New York. arrived At Liver.
pool the 9Th % March,
The steamship Nova scotan, from Portland, arrived
out on the 2sth Of March,
southampton on the 10Th of March.
The City Of New York arrived March 9th
The 81 David, from New York had arrived ai Liver.
pool
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

Reported Departure ~ Tive Hundred
Fenssns for the CsnsAian Froatier-A
Transport Chass tered, 10.
PosnsSp. Nc, April Q, 1880.
About two hsndsed FsaiAns sAlied ios kastport Nc.
ton tho British fruntier In tho stsamnr Suw Brunswich
this Afternoon. Tho boat unable 70 arms
this trip schooner vas chartered for the purpose
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
MARINE PlsAsTERs.


Loss ef the BtsamshfP Tonawanda.
Bouos, April .. 1904.
The steamship ronawanda, Captain Berry from Bos-
ton March 10 for Havana went ashore at t~o 4 n on
the 18th uit Grecian Shoals cosst Of Florida tho
weather being thick and squay st the time Athres A.
r. the steamer commenced leaking; at sir o'clock she
full " water, and shortly after~ards bilged,
broke 10 two and bccsms q total loss Wreck.
ing vcsssis v're engaged In saving the cargo. Tho
portion between decks would be saved IN good order
fhs passengers and sAvcd and ssat to
Key west TIE Touawanda owned by the Boston
and Cdba Steamship Company WA 73o tons bursben,
built st Phals phis In 1884, valued at 500 0oo and
fully nsurcd-eioooo In Boston and the remainder In
EaH York
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
a sss q 80 maemss.
WOODS THEATRE.

A. Woods theatre Last evening Miss Lucille Western
made her appearance In tho highly popular but seldom
produced meodrAma Of Satan In Paris The piece Itself
admirably adapted Is for the display the vspa.
tile Of this young and promising actress wAs
done ample justice 70. Ia the protean characters In
hch sho appeared the peculiarly Of each admir-
ably portrayed rapidy with which she changed
her costumes fairly Astonished the pecaiors who fire.
qnonty applauded her porirature.. The piece we'll
put upon thr stage. and the support Miss Western
ceycd from Nr Bartnn Hili, ~cll as others
thy Of tie company engaged at this prosperous theatre
Tha T. the last week OF Miss Westerns and
this evening her friends ~ili have an opportunity u
witnessing her pcrnonailon Of srr HAer IN Kotzrbas
stranger.
TONY PASSIONS orERA HOUSE
Pursuant % announcement the manager Of this popu
lar establishment submitted to the approval of his
patrons last evening new local drama The Working
Girls Of Sew York, which ere the close Of the per
formance had fairly entered upon prosperou. career
The play possessed Of all the elements of suoosss
aud combining a number OF powerful situations with an
abundance Of comic II Ia vol adapted
tastes q an cas-, side audience and the sppfseiAilye
playgoers will be pleased with the sparkling dialogue
and hnh their attention rveted by The skiifu dssel
opmcnt of the plot Or the numrrous dranafs p,rsonr
that portrayed by Topy Pastor this prominent
tie nust acceably rendered the other characters. how
ever, being entrusted tp cotnpeient prormrrs Bs~
ballet, brough, under the dirrcton Of hobslear
sloiiossy. and nsrodacing sevsrAi ss and fsirynka
feature o. The .vennr IN. pr,nrpa sitr.c,lon, how.
c-er x.s ~. s.lectlou of comic d,,es 90 ino,i.b,
snny nv The ,nsnsg., ana Al eno,shis ~, ,ns ,f
sion Of sickiy sentimental ballads replsn with
maternal relatives and lacking inspiration and
of composition, housh he'd ~ In evidence u the
musical tNie Of the age
BLIND rons coscERr.
Crowds gathered into Irving Hall night 70 hear
tins -Opd.rfgi nshilsss and idio,c looking boy play
p..,s,,y M. po-er, a. an sr,s, and ,ua.,s. h,, mar,
,---..., E. ....,..i -, :, - e...., -
fornAnoe if'm niahsi P'hi ~ WV ~e cAnn"s fpAA
dsanltsy from lat ght alone therefore an
.,aed feviev until 90 hav. an optratity Of laixins
~ h1s v.,..ttv and rover, n lmit.tloa fhst h.Is
es,as,v .nd IN am. measure ff.a. of Baigre tLsfe
n no d,abt vba,syer and tie lmnenae suaispSs thar
m last uas a evidence
The New York herald., 1866-04-10

LoyDos, Mar h 2T, 1903
American shares opened better csyec ally Illinois and
i've tventios Ecs Ssh ASK Illinois shares lpsi5J,
s0I asl
1--WE t~entles, TlksTix.
Cobsols opened dull aud closed At decline q sex .
ssK
roSpos. March %, isss
Conaols for money ssyask
Tinted States Gvs-twenties ~ -ti1
The New York herald., 1866-04-10
Asse embly.


Assemoiy.
- ALAN, Apri y 1000
BILL AoVAS,tp TO Third HApiso.
. 10 am'hu tne Nsw ork sewerage ana nrsinsss act
'ne e"a''er anu eoa'Rc the Dounoaies oi nui'
ia"'
FILLS PASSED
40 incorporate 'ne ihfoggs Neck hotei ana eteamboat
|ornpany
au.no''nn @ ~, 'no oons.'uc'on o, rarosd IN nuasoa
s'Tnue en- M nna , ONE, Streets 10 nIook,yn'
~ su'not.e tne consuuGuon OF raiiroad 10 1ro-h
pc,nt ana othcI avenues 10 bIookvn
."cofpo'n'e 'nS american AAfu company ana
AZ hcy. ,
Ino''i"'A'' '"s No""e'" NO" io'k Lie insurance
70 sneaA ,hs eh,v,.v M ,hs t..,op r,u.s r,omo.,v
~ I.--.. - - ~. " ". IN - <,,spp-"y
, 50 ,sSn'P"'S'e VI" An"o' houso "o'o' Co"pAny os
~s'chrter county.
tn incorporate the Petroleum Ftreproof Iron Tank
Storage Company
10 incorporate tho American Society 10 Prevent Cruelty
70 Animas
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