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The National Labor ConErcaA.
RAE114onE, August a1.-Thc National !:shoF
coueTcss organized permanently, with J. Ninsh-
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FROM WASHIkGT ON.

The National Republican Execu-
tive Committee Called to
Meet in Philadelphia.
September Sd.
General Grant and the
Bread-and-Butter
Convention. :;
Call for the johnson Soldiers
and Sailors Convention.
Further Information in Re-
gard to the Payment Of
Extra Bounties.
FURTHER 0UTRAGES By THE
new ORLEANS RECON- .
STRUCTED REBELS.
Loyal Newspaper Suspended
for Fear Of Violence.
FROM EUROPE.
Yesterdays News by the
Atlantic Gable.
Rumorcd Treaty Of Peace b.
tween Auslria, Prussia and
Bavaria.
RUSSIA, AUSTRIA AND
FRANCE ~ fOkm AN
ALLIANCE.
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Tic Prize Concert Styfnd1e-
GESEsto, Ill, August Il, 1St9-

Ellt0F IHbInC.
notice az artsc1e in yonr paper Of fAugust 13th,
signed by y. H. Dsndford4 c.idcasOsinE TO clear
his ektrts from the swind1c In thc GIN Coacc1 Of
Virgins, Bradford l. Co. hare sold tic<cts for
ihat drm. have had weekly communications from
thcm up to July sth, tigned **1riygin>, bradford
& Co.. and have never been notified that the firm
had dissolved OF lid diaeol7e on the 9h Of May last
j. II. CoQfEn,
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"Opcratcd Like a Charn..',

Iatat. Cot. LOUIS " WA0SEn Elsh:Y-elsaah Regtmen&
psnnsylyanla Vols, wE11sA'
~Dr. d. JAYxx'a CAnxIHATEyK PA{aAX haa operated
Ike charm In all ta4eA OF Ln2AeAf1s n The N0H<@s
aad UturtAso diseases rom .hah our t:ooRs aaufe
, 1866-08-22

m Boafu, writing tzcm Loclan., Int5 3 f-a saSs:
"Ffcm ny own experience. ee1. testify that Dr. p
JATSR'6 CAKHCXTlTE pA1sAM Ia IN 3tnfFnha* remedy
for DfdTfA00 checsins the dlstaso Afler everything
else fails- IEaye 70 man Eho bad ao1:: saItefcS
set The RalfA checked the tsessH oncc, although
The medicine prrscr1bed bT tn G0FeEcrcEu< A1Nc1
officer had no effect"
The carmlzatiEe Da1s4n, snu al Of Or. D. jayne d
Son. Family AedieiEe! eze sold IN Chicago bI or
Van sehaask. Lord { ssaith. md q: 81 EEooSer.
ind By pEoggtssa E enezalty- a17oc&85ta v 5-net
, 1866-08-22

LAkctEr:"t t{sy H. i4h,
Mraafb. :. j.. WAtf.ArH i Lp.-t;pnta I Anfs Is*.t
3Uf PrCtAs atI"n fr *' hair. anl Ut II ttr rlnts4i
ind l*~f fr'T4falIrn t,r tIir hntr Ia ! hnsHr,pF
s+riI. n!t. j. ". NAESEY,
, 1866-08-22

ttArKpllttI. n. IT,. .une J. EyM
sfcsass. +. I. MAt&.rr a Cu.. lake 8fct} ptnns.
ny family. and hare la grntlfl Aht s*ntsh,.l Il
The tranEta slsr fssu~"s !'saps.lntlctit in tv Ya
=, ,,sr .ncsc & s1r';s s.F .:':..i :rs,
ronr lint wnf fts!ott GIs einr. tau fla II u;l.t
rEeHatAtun. lViiS At}tiiK.
, 1866-08-22

MxScuksyxE, y. H., 1866.
ut cuEiac cut aud niy hc:sl vas Ei.,win: bai 1et-
wtllstarl:as haA tr1ct i'o:1 ot .e popular E.s l
Iair Restorative Tits stepped my hair fom t.!lin;
0u ia!ussA1e1y. an1 -tI.ltu III 1t tn ttt lse.rt
n. ). CLARK,
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Mf. LEVI Mut,IkE, o1 Loutsyitlc, NO.. vftlHs
II have aAst f,t. jAy44A CArAtS*5!>A. tAi*Ax sot
my clllFr.. auftfng frnn! sMMMtF q Aylut"t xAate
TcrtttuH xp have nuslt tt H1Ak excellent sqIiol4s
a14 cue ! would nut bu wlltuut."
, 1866-08-22

u. tha,,h. knil1,s.- mr. ;hr tisls A rstt il III
taet r*IiIa Y, ,4'. rartally fsssttltrr.i IL to lu
Hslhc. Sttr. HEAD. .Nul. Ii II. T.. II.
, 1866-08-22

Can't. McDoucat. commanding the nsyy yaEdm Il at
S3x EsRos e TO- r. se Nsss ssasr
pstsin.w wnmfd Icayr there on the 4lh OF that
1ahf mSnih fof Vistosis, Vsneouyers island ia CON.
rianee viii instiaesons from s Re Ghef Of tss
Western Telegraph COMPANY, 9hs ~ eam aa1
dc cxpedit1on for laying The Ansssan Te!esEaph
Chic Ia accoIdautu with the provisions Of an act
, 1866-08-22
Mem advertisements.
DR., CHAUSS|ER'S
e M p r. e S s.!
Mem advertisements.
la COMPOSITION EEPERATR|cE,
POUR LES CUEyEUXi

It has ton- teeu known that the Natr BY ucntal sx-
c:ttor- hy eae1teunr- hE disease a. crrulA-
eminent French Chen1l4t. DR. cuACssIt:l.. lis pr,-
Edet an ant!1otr. a1d at the sae lime beautiful
dressing for the h71f durable. and anflg perfied-
Iyn.c-, this u t,r tnest ArtIce for the tocI which
has cycr been presented b The public.
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Special ANNOUNCEMENT!

We have thc pleasure ot announcing to
Ttcxes-ho1drrr md the Public throagdout
the United States, that
, 1866-08-22

MsNt:ukxTka. y. IT,. HHy, lax,
Nrs"xn r L.. "tttsrx = !'o.-stf my n,,s' ,1,wn
asAaek ltsr hs !nt+> A,t4t 3tHlr rFeiut4t.., xIt
nlt4 taflrt"tlha. la. ak... srtr 4tf. hut Elm
3n1E% ft' 'tsrlta-l nFrTrEr" IT, a.h nn:. '' f.tr
~ rrs4uEn. the s71i. L. quick 4n41 durable, nntt y
IF.s..Aus. II II *u}hrb
llt&- IT, K. puCTEl.LE.
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Ncm advertisements
TEIE NEW
Spring and Summer Medicine
FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA,
COMBINED WITH
IOEeIDE OF LIME,
PREPARED FUR
G. w. P.ETTES. Boston,
By James B. Nichols & Co.,
MASCFAcTrItNL: CHEMISTS.
Manufacturers ol
ELIXIR PERUVIAN DAhA,
With Trotoxide Of Iron,.
Mus~ teecs,e n hsorably known Ttaic
kHp RksTuHAftvE br 'Axslctans nad lars
tlta cuunsry.

Tfc nr-t preparation, "sAf's&rA1l1LLS IL con-.
ptSArtux WITH rVl,tpE uF LINE presents onu q
ur n,.,st pt ,ps AcAtvc aFrntt ii frn rspa".up ps
rarrtng m .rton u;-f tr y, acn,+ Mi ls In ,nlnate
~a plta.ani te~. II h e,frrNl TINT ssr arrstIsr Re
s4sct, Or to, X cra ct f',s. nsr r7rrtrs nutt IT.
csLy whrn ~ uciats4t th otsr Dsssra III eon1.
hlu rtou ana III ,EAs*apas lA to ust t"n1rsss
ait tsr mvofnt'r rnl"'tsonr.
T,Ir etrt r.et u. na1ly uts~ssa warn "HAjst.ArA'
1s3Li.a WITH tantl,E Or i1slit' b takrn. II an In,
csenso otsrpssise. sha~.nk shs.sn has 'sc prpafso
u markell character. IL nltcsstl etrs ar aanf.
f~s IN II. fcay eohl ~.!cn viii sa- h!,.s and t.sss
latr rcrutneus Whit nnt char.l l'ntrasc rsrtlty
ullrr H. tr md ln wal fu,etlnn 4Aa..A. ssIhy
rendition.
ia admirably Alapra n Alarxr uusatts atrhrane
or acute affections prc,sla:lo thtldta. Ill .atsilo
,hrs,,, eth hy tiu !arss amt rs,cl sscy ,dlcnat
xees al tho prasaat n.tsactru fota, uf&ha rrsiy.
I. may lt given fur long pxtot where consu1onal
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tson To take thr syEp encountered, In Whit s7elt.
.ass ll+5o1nt nlscaae. aud Estossin Ct tho spne 1t
should M srcn p*s.!sses,.y Ii moderate 1oaes unl
relief u oblainet!.
, 1866-08-22

3ASCncsrxR. ~ H.. APRIL, 1876.
4f7ssR<. F. L. WALLACE = t'o.-:tox add ny
Testimonial to u'7ht you hsSa eeete ut lhr superior
cxeAt3es 1f L. CEa.s*..re Earsg;s coap"!tlin .ar
o. more kiGsi~ Of lea4n Of yalne-
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stap ata perfect rntte*l. GE n1uter Vi tcld-
IT,. r!xrn& te youthful appearance their ha1r
to }our preparation.
D. J. CLARK, Postmaster.
, 1866-08-22
JUST WHAT is F!4NTEDI
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SAFE AND CE1r.AIS CURE FOR
Diurrkrn. Dy~cntcry- Chaicxa. Cholera
1iorbu=, SIMMER Tam Int, Chn1ic,
Sick :@Fnmuch,


The great which this remedy ha4 NIT With
for thirty gears past tcl4 the Pf0prletrH to commend
II With s;.t - tho~c sonbg! w!th an{ of
t1s3ne Ut tue cytlence.
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Cholera Preventative.

TIE Or. BELLS GOLDEN TONIC D1TTERs, = sure
q scntey and a sa:nmer Conap1a!qis
For sale hv all dIuECt*tA- Trtraftd only hy COLE'
NAN 4 SILVER, = IL East AAdl.on-st, Chicago
api3-t13S-3lAA-N-W.nft
, 1866-08-22

WI! nnt tast shr nrest tner.' f:vff; cot rn,n the
nalf ahs hi.s u 10 Nas tnio -ra.:H 1t |. E. from
q tandra1 ANd Enrrasant trs!ia:l,n. lTesrnt4 the
fu sruw. l. will " ~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
Amuscment, this Evening.

ACADEMY or MUSlC-IrALiLS OPERA-Maiiuee at ii
O'clock-LUCRHliA BoRGIA
wALLACK'5 THEATER-THH Rent DAY-PArL FEY
OLYMPIC THEATER-THE THREE GUARDsNES-Mainee
at | o'clock-CISDERKLLA y Ia CosARE
NIBLOs GARDEN-Mrss MAGGIE MITCHELL IN MARGor'
TUE POULTRY DHALER-1HE PET or IN. fETTioOAis-
Matinee Of ! ocock-FASoHOs, TnE CRICKET
WINTER GARDEN--Mr end Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAM
THg LAEEs OF KILLARsKY-As HouA ~ sEfiLLL-hA'
tnee al O'Clock.
rucy RTsuTONs NHw-YORK TlIEATER-NALIASr
VaLEs1ISE-Mstinoe at o'clock
BROADWAY THEATER-JoHs T. owens As ALB
PLuwsEK IN Dor, on The CRICKET on THE HEARTH
Matinee at u O'Clock
WOODS THEATER-Miss LUCILLE WESTERN N SATAN
~ PARIS.
THEATRE FRANCAIsE (AcADExr OF Mrslc)-LEs Ms
ERABLEs.
BARNUM'S MUSECM-,iosEs; Or ISRAEL ~ EGfrT-
100 900 CuRIosITIEs-AfternoOn aud Evening
FO1,s OLD BOWERY THEATER-JAoK AND OIL
WENT uP Tng HILL
NEW-YORK CIRCUS-liru sT.-EQuRsTRiAS ASo uYa
s.srio PRRYoRAAScys-JANKs ROBINSON rhA bARh'
BACK RIDKR-MATIsRR AT q O'CLOCK
RpyANTs MINSTRELs-THg PgRyoRsIsG kLEPHASr-
BuRIgsoE CIRcUs-OPgRA CosIouE-SoESks AT Don
xYEKook-LA TRAvIATA-THE hUGUEsOTA
BRADYs ART GALLERY. No. 5e5 BRoApwAr-FRsE
FrHrBrrIoy % WAR VIEWS AID HISTORIC PokrkAIra
DERBY FINE ARTS GALLERY No. 6?s BsoLDwArcPic
TURRs BRoszKs, BIC, 81 TDK FRENCH ETCHING OLub
IRVING HALI.-BBsEVIT ron THE ATTACHES oY IRVING
HALL
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY - PUBLIC REHRARssL IN
AcApgxY OF MusIc At O'CLOCK.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSlC-lTALIAS oPAHi-
THE Uu6uRSoTs.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
Another Important Cure
BY DIR. J. H. scHENcK or paILA DELPHu

Dr. ScHsscK-Deay Sir. The following statement is duo
10 you for the wonderful your medicines hsv> made
me, and which may almost incredible the puc but
nevertheless true. lived In Stamford Conn., and c>ugt
heavy cold which settled my right lung grow
and worse In spite Of all medical skill had cough
day and night creeping ch night swes and appetite
gave up to die My physician said tina, my lung nearly
gone and that mus, die shat human power could
me- came to New York to reside with Mrs Bartholomew
After had been here few days. taken with severe
hemorhsge. | thought would bleed to DEATH NM Bar
thoomew related to her caschow bad had been
for over fourteen years, and cured by your medicines
sisted that must with her. the next Tuesday down
your rooms at No ~ Bondt went and seeing many
people with consumption. got very nervous and wished
was home again. On my turn | wes examined by YOU
with your Respiromstor, snd after you had finished,
shall never forget your counenancs said that my
hopeless You said that had pulmonary consumption end
that In all examinations had found lung
gone and the other sound and afraid die Mrs.
b. said that she certain chat she had persons under
your treatment bad was when she first your
rooms and were cured by you She insisted that should try
the medicines You ell threethe Pu monic Syrup.
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Piand told exactly how
to take them They seemed hold of my Lungs sncs
and with the cheering words Of Mrs b. greatly encour.
aged could raise large Quantities Of blood and from
nay lungs appetite me- gained fesh and strength.
think have gained much thirty five pounds raised
no more blood am well and hearty No one to see
me now, would believe that had consumption Many
have heard Of my and have called zoe mo- Several
physicians have examined my lung and all appeared to be
astonshed forhe lung diseased got peculiar
roaring sound that they how possible for
such cavity to be healed My physician at Stamford
amined me after by you and said he congratulated
very highly for the remarkable you had made Of me-
sm at Mrs Bartholomew and will be happy any
who may see ht to call on LUCINDA sCOFIELD.
No. p West Forty -ffth.st.
We, the undersigned, well acqusintsd with Lucinda
S;ohed and know the above be correct every pacnr
Mr.. and Mrs ROCKWELL, Mr. and Mrs. BARTHOLO-
NEW, No u Yves. Forty -fth-st
Mr.. and Mrs GEORGE z. RoCKwOoD, Stamford, Conn.
Price Of the Pumonc Syrup and ssaweed Tonic, each
50 per bottle, 81 50 per halfdozen Mandrake Pills.
IS cents per box
For sale by al Druggists and Dealers
N. B.-A full supply of Dr. SCHENCKS MEDICINES
can be obtsined at all times his Rooms No. 30 Bondst
New York and the Doctor may be there proeonay
every Tuesday, from a. M to 3 p. N.
DEMAS BARNES Co.. No. 81 Park row. Wholesale
A gents for the City Of New.Yoik.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

A REMARKABLE BoOK.-Mr G. &. Yeaton,
TO whose energy it is due that the Alden Type Setting
Machine has been brought to its present condition OF
efficiency. has recently had printed Manual de-
scriptiye Of IT, II printed In large type OF several
kinds and of the hands0mest face, and the best paper
ever used for books AS specimen Of book making II
is UNIQUE and beautiful bnt its special merit is in its
accurate description OF this most ingenious and com
pcated piece Of mechanism every part from inc
smallest screw or pin to the heavier parts being care
fully drawn. engraved, marked and numbered to cor
resnond with similar marks and numbers upon the df'
ferept parts OF the machine ITSELF Each print accompa
MED with letter press description and direction ana tue
whole work is so carefully done and with such attention
10 minute details that any good machinst with the
catalogue before him could pick out the parts of the
machue from heap and put it accurately together IN
running condition. No attempt Of this sort we De-
lieye has ever before been made with any other ma
chino inventors and manufacturers hitherto relying
solelv upon instructed workmen. The advantages OF
the plan are obvious. Mr.. Hoe the inventor Oh Ihe
ereate.t prnting press In the world, says that such
catalogue Of his machine II made at the outset woud
have saved him many thousands OF dollars MI Boil
eau the French Consul General at this port has ASKED
for cony OF Mr. Yestons Manual to send TO tho I'm
neror and a volume very splendidly bound has bee a
forwarded for presentation. One OF the machines wiz
he sent 10 the Exhibition where must attract muon
attention as the latest evidence OF American in'eho
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

ling more stringent the act TO punish the fraudu-
of receipts or fraudulent transfer Of property
iehIsrshonsernen. wharfngers and others
" meudipg the act providing for Deputy Clerk for
ASonyt al General Sessions of Kings County.
T,creasiug the compensation of Justices of the Ses-
- in Kings and Nes'cheser Counties. 10 - q day.
s'-0 THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.
n, sFssloNs inquired why the Railroad Committee
- rot made any report in regard to the underground
,-lroad in Broadway
''V, Low explained that the Committee were unable
- srree and he thought that il would be best 10 dis
gsr-e the Committee from tie further consideration
That biz and that it be referred r tie Committee Of
W SESSIONS made n motion TO that effect.
ar FOLGyR moved to include ali the Broadway un-
1srground railroads.
Motion lost.
Tie original motion was also lost
Tr Lent introduced bill dividing the City Of New
York into u AldeTmanic Districts
Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
TIE Buffalo Street Railroad bill aud the bill
amending tao Charter Of the City of Oswego were read
ssd passed..
The bill directing the distribution of the Safety Bank
Fund among the bl-hoders of 1nsOlyent Safety Fund
Banks ives amended 10 provide that nothing in
he act shall be construed affecting any rights that
nav have been secured by the receivers of any such
banks under existing laws,
The bill incorporating the Citizens Gaslight Com
pauy Of Poughkeepsie ordered 10 tbiId readings
also the bill authorizing towns to subscribe to capital
stock OF the Back River Valley Railroad.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
MUSICAL.
ITALIAN oPERA-AoADBMY OF MUSIC.

ITALIAN 0PERA-AOADBMY OF MUSIC.
There will be a matinee at the Academy
today to commence at IL o'clock instead Of the usual
hour The opera Of Lucrezs Borgia will be giycn the
chief roles to be sustained by Sehorita Carmena Poch,
Signor Irfre, Miss Adelaide Phillips and Sgn0r
Antonucci.
This evening the grand opera lies Huguenots" "
will be given at the Academy Of Music, Brooklyn, with
the strength Of cast as in New York, namely,
CarozziZ Zucchi, Adelaide Phillips Signorina Carroll,
Mazzoleni Bellin Antonucci, and other excellent ar
fists. Such opera and such a cast should make the
Brookynites turn out en- masse.
GRAND CONCERT AT IRVING HALL.
4 grand concert for the benefit of the at
taches of Irving Hail. will be given at that place this
evening. The following excellent artists have volun'
teered their services on the occasion: Mrs Marie Alb
bott Miss Emile Knauss. Mr.. L. L. Thatcher, Mr.. s.
Il. Mills, Mr. G. w. Morgan Mr.. l.. p. Warren. Theo
Thomas. T. Eben, and W. Dresslor Conductor. Ode's
new organ will be played. and with such varied talent
the programme cannot fail to be highly interesting
The attaches of Irving Hall nre proverbialy most po
lite and o5ging to all and we trust that all those who
have been obliged by their attention will be present
this evening on the occasion OF their benefit.
BLIND TOMS CONCERTS.
Blind Tom, who has just returned from a
highly successful concert tour where he TO have
made both fame and honor. viii commence series Of
concerts at Irving Hall Monday evening next. Tom
has assistance his talents varied that be holds
the attention Of his audience by his personal encis
alone His performances singular in the extreme.
and those who have not seen him should take this OPP
pOrtunty Of hearing the most singular exhibition OF
natural musical abilities that came before the pub
lic
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
NEW-JERSEY.
The Legislature Adjourns Without Chocs.
ing United States Senator.
SC0VEL "DEFINES HIS POSITION"
TRENTON, Friday. April 6, 1896.

The Legislature adjourned to-day at noon.
Before the adjournment Nr Scovel made speech de-
fning his position. lie said he then and there
ready to go into joint meeting and in addition to the
candidates already named he suggested the names OF
ExGov. Newell and BrigGen. McAlister as candi-
dates for Senator. for whom he would gladly 60 into
joint meeting before adjournment There is some
talk II extra session to choose Senator. The Re-
publitans held caucus this afternoon. Both Houses
adjourned with much good feeling.
The Governor has not yet signed the Wet Basin bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

The attention of our readers is called TO the
advertisement Of the NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LTE Is
sURASCE CoMrASY Of BosIoS an Institution which de.
servedy ranks high among those best acquainted with
insurance matters. 1t ia Of the Oldest and most
successful companies having been organized In 1913
1t has never yet had before jrrJ-h faet ~h"h
speaks vournns for those concerned In the manage
ment Of its affairs Its returns to It's members have
been liberal and its accumulation has reached nearly
"a OOOOO0
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
ID.

sNpERsoN-on Friday, April 6, Ann Margaret A.hdenon'
In the 8ist year OF her age. ,,,,,
% syes aud friends invited attend her onera from
a., ,esdsce of her son John j. Anderson Classon-eye'
near Flushing ave, Brooklyn tomorrow 'o1has) aver
noon, at o'clock
RlRDsALIsusan Ann Birdsn wife Of Samuel Birdsal, in
the 18th year Of her age ~
Ennesl vii take place first day Sch Inst hl O'Clock %
% a.. yc.idcnco OF her hus snd No. 2S9 Spring 1t. Nv
i,iy,. and friends insitsd without faIthsI nonn>
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

FIRE IN FoURTH-AvB.-Last evening hre
was caused in Columbia College. at the corner OF
Foufth-ave and Fihethst. by defect In tho nue. Oh
the muilled furnace in the basement. Before II was
exiingushed, the premises were damaged 10 w
amount of g3 COO by fire and wnter. Fully insured III
the North American Globe and other oomDanieS.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
BLIND TOMS CONCERTS

INSURANCE BY DEPoSIT.-By the advertise
ment Of the Metropolitan Insurance Company, which
will be found elsewhere. 1t will be that the Com
pany proposes to introduce the deposit plan Of usurng
dwellings. This system has been tried successfully
elsewhere and probably VIII become popular here not
only because Of its greater eh'apnes but tie relief
affords from all anxiety after the insurance is once
effected
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
Dusintss Notices.
=
WHO MINDS A COLDl

II 1, bu, ,mAl affair and in consequence Is usually
allowed to have its own way; and ye. how regdenty
.,,.o,sd Cold end. in Bronchitis COnsumpssnl Why
co,a IN time. then, and by using ut once Dr.
u. J.ysEs ExPBcroHAsr, which for th'hy years has
been standing remedy for oil Coughs and Cod'' 'Y0d
,hO., dreadful sltetnstvesi Sold everywhere
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co.
or Syracuse. ~ T.
CASH CAPITAL
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLAHa

Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
In,ures against Accidents OF ali kinda
A. A. HowLKrT President. @. Y. CossrooX, Wce-Pre,i
dent. T. r. Andrews. Secretary.
+. w. and II. b. GATES, General Agents
GENERAL REYgRKScEs
The Hon. RRuBsS T.. FKSros Governor Of New York
The Hon. HoRArIo sEYsoua, Utica N. Y.
DEAN RIcHSosD. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Hon. THOMAS O. ALyoaD Lieut.. Gov ofN.Y.
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT Insurance COMPANY,
OFrcR No. % BROADWAY, ~ Y,
In the Union Trust Compsnys Office, until the Il. Of May
next when they will occupy their Office No 8 wsllst.,
now occupied by Francis T. Walker Bro.
JOHN SHKvILLK, No 10 Montgomery st., Jersey City Gen
era Agent for Jersey City Hudson City, Hoboken aud New
ark. ID. b. CHAxBKRLIS, Agent for Brooklyn, l.. d..
Office in the Wal House, corner Of South FHth-st. and
Fourthst AGENTS wanted
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
IAdvertisemen.s

FINEST RBApY-MADE CLOTHING IN AMERICA.
(ents' Youths and Chidren's all quite eqna to Gus
tom work just received, Q0) cases latest styies
French English and Scotch Goods for me custom De
a.,ne,t BROKAw BROS,
No. 81 Lafayette. place, and No 81 fourth'aye,
Opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
The senate eResoiuiions-rho Civil Rights
Bill,
ALnANY. Frldar. April 8. lsG6.

ALBANY, Friday, April g. lsG6
In the report Of the proceedings Of the Senate
or tie resolution dsapproving Of President Johnsons
veto OF tie Civil Rights Bill it should have been stated
that the resolution requested our Representatives and
Instructed Senators in Congress 10 vote TO sustain
oe bill Notwithstanding the objections Of the Presi
dent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

THE ScHUYLKILL MUTUAL COAL COMPANY,
OFFICE No. IS Wall-st
YARD Nos. 263 and 2t5 West Iwenty-hith'st'
between Seventh and Eighth'ayes
SEQ advertisement on last page.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

THE REV. HENRY BLANCHARD Will lecture
tomorrow evening In the Church Of the Restoration
corner Monroe. place and Clarks Brooklyn on The
Theology Of whittier llus aing by selections from
the poets writings
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
New-York State CannIs-Dafe of Their
Opening.
ALBANY. Friday, April 8. II

hLbANII IIuull HF..II- " 1V00.
AZ a meeting Of the Board OF Canal Commits
soners held at their Office in the City Of Albany O.
sa,sTaay, March 81. 1866 it was resolved that th a
yalss Of this Stote be opened for navigation on tn
MAY next
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

$500 Bricks per hour, with only two-horse
mower. are made by the National, which Is clay
temperng machine and the bricks nade Dy u WILL
sTAyD THE TFsT or ALL WEATHER AND CLIMATE
ABRAM REQUA, General Agent, No l3O Broadway MI
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

BARGArY.-The finest 81 SILK HAT cai
bs had only Of VAIL practical Halter NO i' u'o'
at. north side west Of Herald once.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07


MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, 25 cents box. Sold by drug
sists. Depot, No ~ Libertyst, Y.
The LAST DAYS of ex-President Martin
Van Burcn made comfortable by the of JONAS WnT
COMBS ASTHMA RKxEDI Letters In possession from his
phy,can and from Mr. Van Buren, himself express much
grstfc alton with the results OF its use.
Extract from the "Ifs Of Washington Irving" by his
nephew, Pierre NJ Irving Vol ~, page 272;
The doctor prescribed, eIperment-wha. had been
suggesedby Dr. 90. w Holmes hi. late visit Jonas
Whtcombs Remedy FOR Asthma teaipoonfal in winegas
Of water to be taken every -four hours good night tho
result"
In Of purely A,,hmac character has faed to give
prompt relief and in many permanent has been
effected No danger need be apprehended from it's An
infant may take /, with perfect safety. Csee crcul.r)
JOSEPH BURNETT Co., Boston,
Sole Propneors.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
The Comr, OF Appeals.

o., ALeAEY, Friday. April G. lsG6.
Ihc following is the day calendar OF the
T,slit Of ApIcas for Saturday. April Il nos. a, 50,
f'o iVI. 100. 100 ll2. rs, ll4. llJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

On the third page, under "Instruction'" see
advertisement Of BURsHAMs AMERICAN BUSINESS COL.
LEoE. superior institution, located at Springfield
Massachusetts,.