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DIED.

DIED.
ION the LIST instant after q short illness Mrs
her age. - ~ ~ '0A VI
The friends and family respectfully invited to at
tend ne iunera from her husbands residence No. 1868
Magic street on Monday morning next at 10 O'Clock
Carl ENTER.-Suddenly, on the I'd inst CHARLES
CARPENTER, IN the 37th ear OF his age.
Inc relatives or the family and his friends are re-
speetuly invited to attend his funeral mom the resi-
dence or mis- ther No 1887 Jefferson street. on Mon
day afternoon the 9Th instant at o'clock. TO proceed
to Monument Cemetery. = - ~ N'
LEVERING.-On the morning Of the I'd instant after
lingering illness which he bore with Cb stlan fOrtI-
tude, Mr.. MICHAEL LEVERINGI in the 6Sth wear of
his age. - - -
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited IN
attend the funeral from his late residence No 22S Ger
msntown avenue, on Monday morning at I2 O'Clock To
proceed to Leverlngton Cemetery.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., on the evening OF the Slst
Mitchell. in the Hth year OF her age.
he friends OF the amily invited to attend the fune-
raj from the residence her husband No. l4O7 Fb rt
street on Monday, the 5th instant at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
lntermenf at Laurel Hill. SsS
shan in the 82d year efhis age
HIS relatives and friends invited TO attend his
funeral without urher notice. his lae residence
in Jenkntown, on secondd day, l1th month 5th ar III
O'Clock A NJ Train leaves Berks Street Station, North
fenusyyanla Railroad at 10 O'Clock A. Nj. Carfiag IS
will be IN attendance at Jenkhown Station the ar
rival of the train. -
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pEooRA LEAD AND COLOR CoMpANY.-BEsT
ROOFS, DAMP walls, railroad CARS and
BRIDGES. These C0L0RED paints COST one.
third that of LEAD, and wear much longer.
This CompanY's Waite LEAD is the WHITEST
and most DURABLE known. II desired, these
paints may be ground in q MIXTURE of GUM, though,
in our opinion. GUM destroys the durability of
pants BEST VARNIS HE'S and DRY JAPANS.
s. BOWEN, Secretary,
Ofhee, No. l60 North Fourth street.
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AN UNLUoKY ADMIBAL.-AdmIral Tegethoff OF
AultrIan has been dismissed the service, Tor sailing
hrs vessels contrary TO the Austrian rules of navi0a.
tlont but the mo lucky Admiral Te-0et hoff we
know Of is Admiral Semmes, who gotof from Can.
tam Wins Ow IN an English Yacht. The best thing
'To get of" or on either, are the ready made gai
ments at Charles stokes & Co 3 one price Clothing
house. under ,he Continental. They go off yar,
readily and easily from the store and on TO the
customers.
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boNEs1Y is the best poicy in medicine as wolI ~
IN other things. Ayers Sarsaparilla If q genuine
preparation of that unequalled spring medicine and
Dlood purifier decidedly superior to the poor imita-
tions heretofore in the market. Trial proves 1t.
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AssAULT AND BATTERY.--A man by the
name OF Patrick Sullivan was arrested at the cor
ner OF Front und Green last eveninP, at about hale
past eight O'Clock, Tor committing an assault and
ting him with knife Tho injuries inflicted were
not serious. The knife used was a moderate sized
pocket knife. Sullivan had hesrug be ore AldSr.
man To and who committed him in default OF $500
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A NEW NOVEL BY MRS. ANN s.
STEpHLNs.-T. B. Peterson & Brothers have in
press and will publish in a few days anew
Soldiers Orphans" which will no doubt ppve
TO be the best and most interesting work dFef
written by this talented American authoress5
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A YOUNG BELLI0ERENT.-David Dough
erty was arrested on Chestnut str OF wharfIast even
lngton charge Of malicious mischief II appears
that David and another young man were engaged
IN the innocent amusement OF throwing cObbe.
s,ones ~ each other II Is said that David espe-
oiallY was observed to throw particularly large
one at the other, which, however, missed lis mark.
David was arrested, however, for his ev intention,
and had hearing before Alderman Belt or, who
committed him I'M default of $500 bail TO ans yer.
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U WIR1N m Ht7tH HEVH9T n M
The Climax Reached at Last.

BALTIMORE, November 8, 2P. M,--The Police
Commissioners, Young and Valent, have been
arrested by the city authorities, and are before
Judge Bond, of the City Criminal Court, on a
peace. The excitement is very great, but there
is no fighting. Sheriff Thompson has also been
arrested for Illegally swearing IN new pohce
officers All OF the bar-rooms are closed 10
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TROOPS FOR BALTIMoRE.-SiX regiments
of United States .niantry left for Ba timore tins
morning IN o spec al train of fourteen They
are under the command of Major and Brevet Brga.
dier-General Eekley. The most energetic measures
are progress to insure peace and quiet In the city
of Baltimore during the present excited canvass and
a'aCtiOn.
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FATAL ACCIDENrs.--A terrible accident
occurred at Manayunk last evening about O'Clock.
bridget Moran, residing in Mechanic street, was
taking ffe. Her injbres are such that no hopes
whatever are entertained OF her recovery Michael
Delaney, whilst emoloyed in blasting a we'll in
Chew street, above Washington lane, was killed by
a premature explosion. The Coroner was sum-
moned 10 hold an inquest on the body,
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From Canada.

QUEBEC November 3.-The steamship Penn
saIU0nia. with the Tooth British regiment son
board, has passed Father Point and expected
here to-day. -,-..r -. - .fff.3. -
A FIRE broke out at Diamond Harbor yesterday,
but was speedily suppressed CaptainSt. Laurent
was drowned yesterday. The weather to-day is
beautiful. a-c1 ff s0nf geis ~siftffF
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LARCENY OF WHITE LEAD.-A man by
the name of j. II. Zane was arrested at Iwenty.frst
and (hesnut streets Yesterday afternoon on cha ,ge
Of farceny 1t alleged that he stole from the estab
lishment of W. SImes keg of white cad. Ho
hf d hearing before Alderman Jones who, after
hail To answer.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA MIXTURES prepared bv T.
u. hitman, No 3l8 Chesnut street are acknow
legged TO be superior to any sold elsewhere in en-,
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JHE IrCREAsIRe PATRON AorIs An evidence that
the superiority Of the Photographic Pictures ems-
nailng nom b; Reimer's, 10. 624 Arch street, are
ssPpreciated' Six cards, or one largo photograph,
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GATHoLIC CEREMoNIEs.-The "Devotion
of the Forty Hours" in honor of the Blessed
Eucharist (granted for the Diocese OF Phlladel-
phia by his present Holiness, Plus TX, A. d.
1861, will commence tomorrow morning in
st. Michaels Catholic Church, Second street,
above Master, and the ceremonies will be un-
usually impressive. AT the late service, at l0g
O'Clock, grand mass win be sung by power
fr1 choir
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CHoLERA.-There was the usual modicum
OF two cases reported TO the Board OF Health from
noon OF yesterday until noon CT to-day.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-There was slight fire at
No. 1lS South Second street, about ha't-past
o. ociock this morning The fire was extingOIshed
before il had gained much headway, and the
damage done wa. very trifing.
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MARRIED

KEIM-PLUMER November |, by the Rev. Charles
ID: cooper, Mr. JOHN s KElM to Miss ANNA PLUMER
all Of this city.
McC CULLOC GH-ERVIN.- September O. 1888 nv
the Rev. Samuel Durboiow No. sos s. Tenth street
both OF this city. 80 " - ~
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LADIES, GO TO G. BYRON MORSE & Co No. 9O2
ana sV4 Arch street, tor your Fned Oysters Chicken
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CONCERT AND BALL.-The Cecilia M@n-
perchor manl Musical Society Profe sor Francis
concert and ball. at Musical Fund Hall, next Non.
day evening. Extensive preparations are being
mace by the COMMITTEE of Arrangements, and the
entertainment will be most pleasant and desirable
one. The Society are making rapid musical progress
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FoR FINE coniecions, fruits, and delicacIes, 90 to
q. w. JENKINS,
No 10g7 Spring Garden street
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TWELFTH AND CHRsNUT is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding, and TO have your Fur.
niture reupholstered, vanished, and repaired BY
sprachcal wol kmen.
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TIE ELLIPTIc LooK-STIToH SEWING MACHINE
with all the latest improvements and attachments
incomparablv Ae best for Family Use.
t.I.flil tf.f ELLIPTIo 8. M. Co
Agents wanted, No. O28 chesnut street, Phila.
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FRENoH CoooANUT CAKE, original with Morse
& Co., Nos 902 and 904 Arch street.
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ELASTIC STITCH SHUTTLE, OR
SEWING GROVER LOOK KsTfTC II
MACHIEES, & SEWING
FOR BAKERS MACHINE,
FAMILY USE. HIGHEST FOR TAtLORS,
- THE ONLY PREMIUM SHOEM AKER5,
M i 10 SEWING SADDLERS,
THATBOTH bEWS MACHINES, III ARNESS
PERFECTLY No. T30 MAKERJ
AND CHESNUT CARRIAGE
EMBROlDERS STREET. MAKERS,
kEkFECTL1t LATEST AND BE
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY4ADR CLOTHING
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
POPULAR CL0THIHG House.
OAK HALL,
southeast corner Sixth and MARKET Streets
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STOLE A HAT.-A homeless citizen, named
Henry HYDE, whllst perambulating Second street,
was attracted to number OF new hats that were
lvlng most invitingly exposed on the counter of q
store at Second and Cal owhil streets. Henrys hat
being decidedly shabby, in fact bein most emphat-
cally bad hat he walked into the store, and 'ft.
ing" --latest style' from the counter walked off
with it. HIS ILL gotten possession did not avail him
much however, for he was soon after arrested and
taken before Aldermaud Toand. After hearing in
the case he was held in 5000 bail to answer.
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Five-TWenty Coupons
Due November l.
Wanted by
DRExEL & Co.,
No. "a South ihird street
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what that Document Was.

BALTIMORE, November 3.-The document pre.
sented by the new Commissioners was a form Al
demand for the surrender of the station houses
and the police force.
All is quiet. Large crowds are gathered ,oD
the streets. 7iS-
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JOHN B. COUCH is advertised to deliver
his great lecture on London by Night" under
the auspices OF the Young Mems Christian As
sociation, at the Academy of Music, on Monday
evening next. This is beyond all doubt the
most interesting and eloquent lecture that he
ever delivers, and, as it has just been entirely
revised, the citizens of Philadelphia will be the
first to listen to it in its new form. On Tuesday
evening lie will deliver one of his great lectut es
on Temperance" We bespeak for him on both
occasions a large and enthusiastic audience.
, 1866-04-18
SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOIS
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago IHhune-l


O7rAwA, April j.
Is, AJouyo Beach ID. Chas. y. Pine ct ii. sub.
nstiec. VI. Simon u. Chufcoden ". Thomas >.
Eoee1t--Chaneery continuance ec1 aaide by stipn'
tipns OF parties. and lt4ve G1yen to dle bEeft and
abstracts, md submitted 10 the Court b. both par
tie.-eanse TO 20 tbe first Of the docket as s1mon
b. Cniuenden ". Thomas .. Rogers sane - 81.
a17. Eugene 0'Re,lft vt. Michael Fitzgenla; AZ
rued by aeivey for appellant. s18. Y. r 1as.on
"a. Edward n. Mitchell: atgned bJ Anthony for
appellant. and taken under stvisement by the
tuurt. s19. John stephan et a. EA. Deta n: Brown;
.an,e as 216. 80. Nm. Gilbert r. Stsew Emmpns:
e b, ss 81 :as1a aoo ssd
Il saken en call ~ Kansles baker y. Jas. Hum:
submitted By both parties briefs TO be died and
saFa FL nn -: Ps,es % Kisssae submitted 81 sppei
| mcni 4:8. he F1fss Bspu.t Church Q! Chicago
! and M W taKcn unaeT sds1:eneni bJ he cour.. ii.
| Ihe G. r n L. Z. Co. vs. Albert + Ames; sub
m.t'ea bY spps!!ee and taken under @ sav,se%sn';
hy appkllcc On briefs TO be fled. III. Alsa T. st.
!oba Sny,on d copssE: 1aken i On saa ~
5smss N. Hnszis 4 ~; s1f.ed y sheaa foE
sppellans md !aken under Amusement BY ne
Sss tn@,ss 5 ss:s m Ssns1 copgsa sees 4 f.
loved SIS. Peer Page Ct d. - Emma Depriee;
GsRs T. e se1slss e w ETH Il
ned fof nou-io,puer IN error. :31. The l1l1not.
Ccptraj Railroad Company r. Neleon J. Wa,efs;
same ~ tsA 81. Conrad L, Nctchouf c. Al ". Cha.
h. Dudley; submitted by botn parties or brsels tu
be hled md taken uptcr h1vf.ctneut- 3i4 Loretts
81 keldee ct al. ys. EIEa Hooduan; appeal die
missed. With 10 per Ct ut d1mages. 343. tazarn1
stem VI. car1 Busch; dismissed BIG J0aalte D.
Duuning ss@ Mastsn Bathidck1 -molla to ren,sut
1be cauAe. ........-...
Isl. 81 T. 81, s. IS, 81, sss, s6a. Isl. soa ~ -
So, s7 ri, Al e7s, ZIG, :7, s7s, 2sl, 80, ss4
.s4tf 9Y7 saB 3lS.
, 1866-04-18

especially designed 4oe the n.r Q. Ladies' md Tor
Vsshipg p1ope1nes nn1iva'ied- 70 tsle - ii
druggists. feb13h9s6 1y-N&w
n!ss Tenne4Aee,A tTte Wonderful
chld' Magnetic Lass Ei1e. for clean-,ng the blood,
cess this Ei1er has met With Induced nas to put It
before The prbltc and Ill ask is to gave 1t fair
trial, aEd + viii then recommend 1ltef. II viii
ton ppen the ACE d body and vii give t6e com
perion CLEAR and healthy eo1os md II The dttec-
lions sre properly followed, the esiu .ia become
The properties Of this sy1up are prfa,y ye1eta-
be. Apd perfectly harmless, and have wonderful
effect or9n The L1set snd cleansing the systcm Of
health.
The propsr.ses and composition Of this syrup
clsirsoyant state, aince which hayc made constant
re OIL IN ny prsesce and nom the great success
hare had IN ii1 ne for re iaet eleven years,
Prepared oniy b. Ills Tennessee, tke great olalr+
ros7nt and Magnetic Docttess, No. 42s West Filth
etIeet, below Mound. Cincinnati, Ohio.
For eale BY all druggists In the United States.
r's two 5ohs SS'@fsF 81 Rssk ssf!f Genera, Agent
mhss-qs141m-Hwr
Hr.css r1achtne--Ti,e National Brick
I'D i1 u1.icrm jeasn, L The 1aaeains does moi psr.
reiund the money. Address ABRAM REQUA,
General Agent. 1sd Broadway. New York.
mhe6- q9sS9m.A &7
Atlantic White Lead and Llnsecd OIL
ca, oi View YORK, manufacturers ol Pure White
Lad. Ked Lead, titlarge, Glass Makers Red Lead,
Also. 1lnsccd Ost. Raw, Bosted aud Refined. For
sslS y rugg;ls!s !; E and dssers @ seasay md b
Pearl street, New York. octfdsa9e7tste"-w
u1r.~.xrr~+y.s. C.rorr cu.,- .v,1,s~
, 1866-04-18
Wall Street.

New Yonk, April 17.-rhe, Commercial eays:
II he etock market exhlhits rather more animation,
with central improvement in prices. The rail-
read hist ia decidedly arm, but without Any In
portant speculative actv:fy. Govesnments afe
stIupg. bur rather less active Abont million and
hat dollars Of old 1se-twentles we're returned BY
The laet etea1ner. put tho p11ee his etrenEihsned
uotwi'hstaDdng. Ien1otties eold At ssA: ssysn.
nCnrcs, Stale etoeks are dull and prices steady.
Money CONTINUES vetJ abundant. oEins prtbct-
psllT to tie large Teeeip OF currency from The IN
fe6r and al.o % nc Euessss 1s1s' t ~ Sr,sssnd. .a
ne sIx re1 cent Ioans having been Mosily PAID n
and renewed Il the lover E.te. Discounts afs re
pame paper. Which !. .ssses, Tcsagn eTshsese n.qe
,ssy sums Of The eie.dipg drswers ask 1903 for a!Ity
as5i t.e1me while otsfs oaes thsr o,lss a
are aus1 ed Al 597h45.5s3 fol 1oag dases. ffo'
opee pis 4 y sctiye neu.nd from importers; at
The me ths asn7a9 tcn1 9a 1es
~ ~ beinr generally paid On loans. The ehost
operators not d!po;ca e cover their .,,n n ~:
nv 1nterett approaches the premium must J'tio.
, 1866-04-18
FROM MEXICO.
Hepo11ed Capture of u Wagon Trail
by the Liberals

Reported Capture OF u Wagon Train
by the Liberals
NV Qn1,xAxs, April 17.-Dsown.vl11e adrices
s.y II /, rcporteu there that the Liberals had cap
;ureu waCQp tain between paros and Monterey.
Alth $eD0,Vgl killing and capturing shout 40u
French troops The arain contained about 15o
~sgons. II len Monterey abou: the dest OF April,
viii eupplce and money, for Aatauosas, gnarded
BY 1,4Gt iDpesia1is:s
p1neugetots, Tfeyance and Cana1e.. viii aboot
a4GQ Liberals and .Sayajos, nth Liberal caveEfy.
ieh Czusrgp The ID 10 intercept The train. Me1a
bsd left Ma1amofas 10 meet II. approaching with 4
small column. Gen. Olvcra, commanding Aats-
moras dus1ns Metls'e Absence, IL amply proF5de1
ior auy attack 4 courier sa5t u Il rumosed ihst
The train rum Monterey hAe already been attacked
AND canturcd twelve miles from Mtt4mofas that
NtIta ha. been captured that MatamoEas will be
attacked to-day Or tonight; that Ragdad hss been
takeu But none Of these art Felta61c.
The MataupEas RGRchET0 EpreaEs erc0urag1n4ly
or Genera! GnthE1es admins atiou On the border.
A large number OF emlgfants are continually Af.
xfyipc IN Entamo1at from the states.
The Malamosas Hasea<r0. Of the 18th, ea.B: The
iu,ptrinllsts under Joontex Grok as1yedat ChaEro
E.candido, On sunday last, tWentT-tM iearnef
from N4t1mbfas, and fhuF. distance beyond that
poin, Conles attempted 10 dispute ,hent, but To
pcx rrpuiFed him, k1il,n2 twenty ,uo, md large
punbtr were wounded. AD wagons accompany
Joouier Groey Inc expedition Is provided with
every requ,lte for thorough a,ld active eampaaeo.
los The spring campaign aguin:t the llherals- No
t,sry for Masamosae. The city y 1mpregnablt
| against any atlack. Cautlrs End CoEf1uas nppeai
opctain: Independent o each ofhes on The belt b.
| tween hatAuorns and Stciosta, Escohas having
| N-tthdtBEp.
, 1866-04-18
nIilwunkee Marker.
fEnae{sf Ds4nA teh tn the Ch1cAgn TIibuQt.l

lspetia1 Despatch to the Chicago Tribuntl
MILWAUKEE. April t..
F1orB-Flrn 4nd 1s895c higher. Bales Of 100 hr1s
excelsior srps winter I'll 3H; 100 bEss donbc e.
IN winter At acso; fpzinE double e1ts1s at aaf0a
ai2x 100 hfis exa spFtng As $40 100 br!a good sa-
etnnc 1t ~ -
GEA1x-Hheat excited xnd Wild. Sales this morning
were <socu bu 1t *l.ssA0f3sH cash. winter fecetpts
II % selles May. Al the NooD Board sales were 1s
20 pu ii lto21 u essh. winter teeepts *ts eets
nsst ntetn days In May s14z9 1s2x SELLER iii May and
April Is to May /: LEG Lo for M. :. winter AID
he>hrcceps; &c 1or rejected. The D. N. Board u
qpsettltd but higher Sales were 81 oo bu No. ltprng
atx1x1 &s1 cash. &1.4s sellef rss hall Of Asy-cos'
lug At Las cs+h. o.ts-Eaes Of. 400 bu At 3oc fresh;
s7o bu At 2sxQ7s winter receipts co buyers tn
deys. Cofn-Selea o9 100 hu II 45c on trsck.
Ppov1sloss-Fominx! AID dull. Sales Of 40 NJ good
roll butter at IKE
Gsats Fkt.Gu1s-Non lnal. The schoonS1 Ee2ho-
tab IL engaged ats4c to Port ColboTne.
Hxtxtp1s-spQ t8Ia Unur, lz4o0 bn Wheat
, 1866-04-18
THE MUNICIPAL ELEcrluH.
A Vote oY Less than Ose-thfrd. Elee.
tiou Of Ten Republicans and
SIX Democrats.
rh. caunc1I of four
Against Eight

The election OF one Alderman and one Constsble
in each Ward Of the cry to serve from The ns4t
Monday in May next, passed o1 very quietly ye,-
tesday. light roto beng polled, though larger
one thxu xxs expected BY msny, in coustdchton
Of The Mct th&t NO general ticket Ans the ne1d.
Ut The Wards, not uilhstanotne the tac1 thaf the
Dcmocs.s joued "a n0ess to support holtsra from
4he regular Rcpnit,can nomsna' ions.
The e|ecuop frauItct in the choice Of len Rcpuh-
llcan. ard eix Uc1nocntt. The Regular Republican
uouiraHous were su-tninesl In ten Of the Wards,
and one inIepccden' Republican w. Woodara Of
The Ninth was elcaed.
TEE yUTK.
The following Ia the 1rsult Of The election. the
first column Of figures gives the vots In the dtst
precnet The second column that In the second pre-
unct. tnt third column gives the total Ward vote
for each candidate and the fonfth column gives the
majority for the candidate oppoe1te vboee name
The figures stand. The indicates the nominee. of
the Republican primary meet1nRs:
FOB ALDERMEN.
, 1866-04-18
4 Card OF ! EXPLANATIONS

tC1lG8s 4F1OQuHs
/ would most respectfully beg lesve TO correct
an error in The report Of n! remarks ceioc ,.s 4
cn1nutttce Of The Common Eouncl On the l4th
snrt a. published In !our 1esue Of the 13th-
- ass7s 80 4 r. IT, the
stne+rd ia ctIec4s "a most 1nju77ona,' &c A.
IT, II lae sesh s1 q so,
ntrad NJ me- me meaning OF this yemars, especially
,eed te tss q "a
md 10 m,eclf TO state thxt my fcu,arke bad no
fsfsnee hs1 1.,na2ea os the deS.e I
pppnased d1str4ctt Of the city to ohslate al in5o
saous iniiuenoef Whist did ~ syas tnls, ha sns.
loca Cd, similar dis timex fo the crnefa o. tne
| cry. eou,h or Nest. their ipjHt7ouA lnnncneea
would hasc been much ereater, on11E TO tns p1eta n,
lcnce OF sou,heziy and souln-w ettestT Wna* N ~
ermmes vensun, when decomposition Is Mos
| sctISe The remarks Which follow *onsd nppea
t1om The report to apply 10 "ihe cemetesI 10 T..
toalne1n. portion ct the city," but were tutsuae4
10 reter solely 70 1he Old City and Catholic Cene
l lex1eA. ,.,,+
Respectfully yous obdt~ sstEaAs:.t
], Y. e EyANREz
, 1866-04-18

rn4ros-Heasy and decltnlnE q SIC for mlddltns;
FgarR-Attiye and loe91sc better. Sales At ..a4
g. - eytr1 srste: $8G649.o for exs11 EuuaQ hoop
tihin md sgaiLA for trade brzndf Market closing
nm. Win 10 selle1s It The out.tce 9notanoes;u
GGrafnLWhsst "a &c better, with an setive busnsss
donF ssiei i fe5 d S!d y, =.
uts;ea sa ie5 Fl q siS fer unso1na de; a1 e! rev
whs RXe n,s5 ,,s e aa.,s,e oa tod desnd Il
M9Es fos m so1nd. sad Esasexc for sonnd mixed
western 10th u store .nd dsrc!sa sstS nfm f n1d
Western. ,rs,u sr..vxtassv at t,<aI1c for
.Gn IsTGt:c for Porto Rico; Hsyan1 1!Ai1Hc,
fsEto nss M &c ~ y e
nta- - rns-Dul L slAc Tor crude, and T0ssc faE
Nhned In boOd- .... ..a re.r,v At ass man e
ea 80 es.-clossnE At t4k.ee taah $t1os Tor H1mt
, 1866-04-18

Ef. L6h1A IIdfRtIs
1spetatl pespaich 70 Tie Chicago Tsibune.1
st. Lup1n. April II.
Tan.cco-Dull- Luss from s7.nn2s.sp ;cotnfon1e Leaf
from $iSe&5oG.
FIoua-Dnil, At 9s-t0ae@ for suner <6.s. '.'aio:
extra and s.G1 far TX and XXI pT hr!-
Observation-Disclosures larger; ia1l At &t.taa2-1
Corr hardly NO nm, 62as3c for mixed and yellow,
and "a 1ic for white OATS highrs 1t <s8At per b.
RJe-sxtes 1t sc. . ,-
1y1s'oss-ToEk steady. Mesa 1t $ze-co bacon
lover; c1lY clear hides At &c.