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BRYAE,S LIFE PILLS.,
nnnTTW THE nT00n
40 hi fhe pebilitsted, and

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mrsToTT THE SICK 70 PERFECT A
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eaSpof rt them of your Druggist, send the money
xoDr II BRYAN, Consulting Physician, ~ Broad
'i3s - p0 Box 5079. and they VIII be sent 6y re-
- !. 4ssrn MAJ. post paid. Dealers supplied by Denss
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MANUFACTURING CO.,
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This Wheel has proved ffsslf the greatest Hy-
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eshn1srng All the power directly on the saw,
which, ia connection with the high velocity Of so
revoluti6as per minute, produces a result which
-@-fhas doubled ebs -eapaSity % every mill, 20 far, in
which they haVs been used. With high heads or
fall, VIC belt from wheel shaft to crsak shaft,
(which can easily be doae, as we place the wheel at
tnearly the top of head, thus allowing a short
Tss7 sRitman, and having the belt up high aud dry. So
adjusted, these wheels are saving FROM four to five
thousand feet-inch boaFds-in L hours, of wbieh
we have numerous testimonials. We cali the at
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ASA Adkins Over-shot or Brest Wheels, or have
double geared Mills, to the investigation Of these
GAefG, as the putting in Of this wheel is very sim
pie sad Inexpensive. The increased production
viii Bay for L. 90 six months.
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Asthma

Nov declared purely nervous complaint, is per-
Esc4IY relieved In most violent attacks With doses Of
IS 70 81 DROPS each half hour Relief and sleep
viii folloN the second or third dose. -
Ssld by all Wh0Iesaleard Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
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SPEcIAL MoTicEs.
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NO.PARTNKREHIP.-The undersigned
" will continue the Dry Goods business at the
old stand of Taylor, GriswoId 4 Co.. 217 Superior
street, under the style Of R.. Griswold { 90.
4. r. GRIsWOLD,
@. e. ROBERTS,
WIN. FERGUSON.
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M-THE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
zuIay Of Warnine and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of
the Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free In
scaled envelopes. Address Dr.. J. Skillin Houghton,
HOARD Asaociation. Philadelphia. Pa. my 9:R4.
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NOTICES
O0.PIRTNERSHIP NOTICE. -

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. : The
Seed Business carried on for the past 20 years
under the name Of J. Stair 4 Son, being dissolved
by the decease Of the Senior Partner, John stain,
l have associated with me in business A. O. Ken
del, who has been in the employ of the old Arm for
ten years past The business will be cont inued at
the old stand, lis Ontario street, under the name
Of B. H. Stair & Co., who will settle all unsettled
business OF the late firm. BENZ. H. STAIR,
Cleveland. JauuarV. 1g66 fan9OQo0
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nISSOLUTION.-The firm of WILL
IL LIAM HART 4 CO., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All accounts Of the above firm
will be settled BY their SUCCESSORS, Hart, Malone
& Co. WILLIAM TART,
HART,
January LIST, 1866 LEV w. HART.
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HUNNEWELL9S

THLU-To attempt to enumerate the
auaSTTF manifold results of the Anodyne
in cases of Neuralgia, Headache,
" Tooth and Ear Ache, Spinal Com
81 plainfs, st. Vitus' Dance, Hysteria, Nervous De-
bility, Loss Of Sleep, Pains in Menstruation, and
the most reliable testimonials in my possession, to
- which ali are invited to inspect, would exhaust
time and Patienee, and which 8 confidence to test
e will perfectly Justify.
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The above testimonials, from the Oldest and
largest Wooden Ware Manufacturers In the West,
speaks for itself, and the same Is equally appliea.
bl6 TO our brand of
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JNhn !. HunneWeH. PrOprIetOF,

os,,dAp.eon sCommsrei sI1 %hsrf, i Boston,, Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

Brig Csprers tof Sunderland. Bedford, Moptr,,a..
days; with wool snd hides to McCuly Marsh.
Brig Coronela (of Windsor, N. 81 master. L.,
days. with logwood and coffee to d. r. DcWof c. el
Brig q. ;. Penistou lof Windsor. N. ST. MeCalnsL a.
inegOs Il days. With sugar and moasses to G. Ps0;' S'
l. Go. ieelsol
Schr, Elizabeth de Hsrt (of Georgetowul Low p.,
R.. rs days. sugar aud molasses to bnrdett
had heavy NV gales the entire passage; was blown hs
Schr. Geo Jones, Crowen Richmond Cor New p.ss,
schr. Ihos- Jefferson. Virginia for New. Haven 'e
Schr. Fanny Morse, Davis. Fall River
schr. Camilla Clark, Elizsbethport for Salem.
Schr. Red Jacket, Averill. Fronters, 36 dsys woos.
Schr. Henry Croskey. Wickei,, Wilmington II d,, 'a
naval stores to b. Blossom. az VII
Schr. Madagascar. Hosdon Providence.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

Steamship Nerea., Bearre Boston, Neptune Steamship
Company r,,,. =, rr..h.,,.-
Ship Ferdinand tBIeml Chrstohefs bremen ruhen'
Meincke Wend'. -,
Rark Eegante (Rr), Mlcselar, Liverpool, g. r. Cook;
Bark Empress Br Cities Loudonderry ~ w. osfainei'
Bafk y n Haven, Hal, Malaga, Miller hongntoh.
Bark C.udsdaaDe Tsp Mlht, Tsragona ana baieetona
BarE Morning Star (Br) Waugh. St. Jaso de Cuba Nay
Brs Beisque (Bels) Fersnge Antwerp Funeh, Meincse
Brg Salinas tBr,), Hart Para. L. f. Ansinek co.
Biz Alberti Dow. Cardenas, III. d. J. u Brookman.
Brs John Sherwood Smith, Galveston, Murray refns
Brig +. A. Barnard (Brl Crowell, Zaza Moss Ward. =
Brig Auns ID. Jordan, Parker, Cienuego ii. d. j. u
schr sarah Fisk Henderson, Philadelphia H. W. Loud
&Co.
Schr Nelson, Weed, stanford II
sehr. z. Waterman, Edizell, Plymouth, N G., e. H.
Eierson. . =. - 4, w.,
echr RepubIic Chase, New Bedford, Ferguson WOOD
sehr Iaeknow Rowe, Gloucester, A. Hawes
Schr s T.. Goodwin, PECK, Stamford. - -
Schr Southerner Darling, Charleston Murray rerIs 20
Schr Success Richards Philadelphia q; " stIsnshepi
Schr Commodore Tucker, Loud, Providence H. W. Loud
co. - - -, ~ NJ s,..,,h.r
sohr Pointer Nichols, Providence, q. y: sranu nuSn
sloop Willard Saunders, Fall River, T. ~ suananan
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

PETROLEUM-Tbe market for Crude is more active,
bnt prices have declined at the close however, hrui
feeling prevails eae3 Of 900 bbls. at 2426lc for ~
trre delvery we note sales Of 1000 bbls. seller from
the 18th Of April to the 3Otb at 26lc Refined N p3nd
better and fairly sctiye at 40a4ie sales oi ooO DUE
standard White at the latter rate.
RICF-No sales arc reputed; prices are unchanged.
SUGAkS-The usiness il moderate. but holders ar
not offering freely and prices may be called steady AZ
10! l0ic for fair 10 good Refining sales oi 2'z
l5c. Refined are unchanged. ga
SEEDs-Cloyer Seed is without CHANGE sales OF u ~
bags at lie the latter rate for prime state I'M
oby Seed is fairly active and steady sales OF 10 BUSH
At "a 2jas Rough Flax Seed quiet at 81 45a - oo
Calcutta nseed is firm and in fair demand ct s2 w III
Boston aud e. % here. ,.o.
TALLOW-rhe market IS fairly aerye, ana prces
IRE quite firm sales Of COCO 10 prime CITY at l2e
WHISKY-The market is dull bur steady saies OF
20 bbls st 50 96l u g n for Western.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
LAW lNTELLIGRNCK.
The Csurts for April.

The month of showers is also in this city a
month of business for lawyers. The Supreme Court
will call for the assistance Of three Justices from coun
try districts TO hold the Special and two Circuit Terms
one OF our Justices being In the Court Of Appeals,
Judge Clerke being assigned to the Chambers and
Barnard, Sutherland, and Ingfaham 10 the General
Term.
10 the Superior Court the Trial Terms will be held by
ChiefJustic Robertson and Justice Jones. Justice
Mcneil will hold the Special Term for issues OF law and
fact. trisble by the Court alone, the remaining z
Justices--Bsrbour. Garvin, and McCunn-being occu'
pied with the General Term.
In the Common Pleas, during the first two weeks,
judges Cardozo and DAILY will hold Trial Terms aud
Judge Brady the Special Term and Chambers. On and
after the third Monday all the Judges will hold General
Term.
Judges Gross and AkeT viii sit in the Marine Court
and the minor Courts Will b. held IA usual
Judge Belts viii continue TO hold tue United States
District COui iVr The rIa VI tie MetsOr case and tle
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
RUOkeu.

Harry Bluf-ship Oliver. Feb. l6, 20 DAYS from y..
for san Francisco, lat i6, 80 s. lon. 81 20 w. ''
Laneastst-shp, Ocean, Feb. 20, from Philadeph. a.
werp lat % 49, Ion. a 20. ''' !" Al
Octavis-ship (Swel March q from Bnenos I,,...
ton, lat l6, Ion. 81 II. w u
Cru,aderc@.hip. March %, from Cobya for yswYrt
Auita.bark, March ., from Yokohama FOX NewYc, /,
IL, Ion IS. WI
VIM Rennie-bsrk (Br) March %, from Liy,rpd ,
Charleston, N. Of Abacs. 'P~
Montorbark. Jan. "a, from Singapore for Bos,or \,
81. Ion. d 58. ~
Victoris-bark. from Philadelpbs for Portso pr,,.
Cape ST. Nicholas, March II.
Nabob-bark, Dec. u. of and for Boston from Zoo C,
days out, off Angler. wv
Poinsett-brig Means March 81, from Ma,an.a, FOR e.,
lat 81 29 Ion. 49, "'e
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

February term Of the Circuit Court Of the United States
will 20 on during the month the United STATES ooa
missi0ners sitting as usual.
Among the worthy Of note that are expected 70
occupy tie attention OF the Courts are 10 the supreme
Cogr the case against the late United States DsIct.
Attorney and tie dispute between former editor OF
The Tine. and s present official chief editor. In the
superior Court the libel suits by Max Maretzek against
Messrs Cauldwel e. Whitney of The Mercury. In the
Court of Common Pleas the suit against The sun WILL
as all suits involving the Liberties Of the press DC Oh
considerable interest.
The Meteor case and the indictments against Rogers
md McKenna in connection with her and the purchase
of torpedo boats for the Chilean Government IN voa
ton of our neutrality laws, Will occupy much OF the
time of both branches Of the United States courts.
The very remarkable conflict OF jurisdiction between
the State and United States authorities relative 10 Carl
Noelte the alleged Prussian deiauer, demanded uhder
the extraditiOn treaty by the Government OF PRUSSIA
viii probably reach solution during the present
month There is also large fund Of the unforeseen 20
add interest ard excitement to the coming nonihs ia
the Courts
BROOKLYN CITY COUET.-The April term OF
the City Court will commence this morning, before
Judge Reynolds Tie fret 20 cases on The calendar
Will be called.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGKNCE.
PORT or NEW-YORK A..
CIeareA.

Steamship Mnni,,. Wr.awi New Orleans, II. Lowden.
steanship Pspn.ylyana Lewis. Liverpool National STEAM
ship Company.
st..m.hip Aeu,hne,, Kelly. New Bedford, Ferguson
Wood
Richmond Liyington, Fox Co.
Steamship City of Washington, Roskc Liverpool J. u
Dale.
Steamship An,ous, Msury Aspnwsl Pacific Mail Steam
slip Co.
Steamship Nisgsrs. Couch Norfolk, City Point snd Rich
mond. u. Hcinrken Palmore.
stesn.hip George Cromwell. Vail New. Orleans. H. b.
Cromwell Co.
Steamship Merimsc, Van s,e. New.Orean,, james A.
Raynon
Steamship Haze stsrkey. Mobile. =. ID. Hurbut Co.
Steamship X. Livipgson Baker, Savannah Livingston,
Fox Co
Steamship M ouri Loveland. Savannah Garrison Allen
Steamship Andtu.in, Barley. Cbsr~sfon, A. L-sry.
stesuisLip u. IL. sioui. fVId, Aleisndrs J. Hand
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
cor-RT cALFypaR-Tu,. DAY.

SUTREAE COURI-GENERAL IEIM-N"u tIu'
me.ted notous-Nos. 10 80 Preferred cau'es-Nos q
a. Enumerated motions-Sos. 20 "a. CiRcrIT-PART
Nos 1905 1855 1851, llo3 80, a9J 6l5 s5 80 3 ~
S. SAL ll67 ilsl uIJ 1893 l5a. g8l. g95 TART ilNo
lg l4l6 412 1883 1888 "a I47l 1874 no s3 lis! 1880
g3l I92 7g3 l92 ~. l2l8 e8 @ sPEcIiL IKhs-1emul
rersNos 70 ls Issues Of aw aud iac-'os 49, 49, 'e
l63. 1856. 1856. H. - -o, ,,.,
SUPERIOR COrRT-PART Nos. E9j, lJS', l9'5
1881 2b45 r. s9a l7ig 1883 1881 l7.3 l-9 llJ ~ 245
PART ll-Nos 20, 1872 1882 G.i, $50 2t1o I4tb, 4j'o
23s. 2448. 2442, 2s0s. 252, 252l. 23'o. 80
COURT OF COMMoS PIEAs-PARr Nos. luJo
1919 1879 1870, 1928 1871 NE l26i 1850 lHl lIe s.
81 l41i 1880 PART llSo 1903, 6$j, 49, l5j 40 1870
1910 lg5j IIsl. 1883. 1914. 1901, 1888. 1852 la4A
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Arrived :. SUNDAY, April /.

Arrived SUNDAY, April !.
Steamship Flsmbe,n Eaton ssvsnnsh 6S haurs with mdss
! aud pasa to Livingston, For Co.
steamship gh.h-r Rector Charleston g. hours, cotton
aud naval stores to j. X. Small. 49,
md,e and pass 10 H. h. Cromwell
Steamship Ahsmbrs Terry Charleston seh ut at 5 pm,
with ndse. and pass. 10 A. Leary.
Steamship Veteran, Sannad savannah days with cotton
! 10 Murray Ferris 4 Co. .
Steamship Zodiac Chd. horehead City a. hours, with
| cotton and naval stores to Murray, feres 4 Go.
Steamship Euiaw Coffin. Mobile vs Charleston and Fort
Monroe. Y days. cotton to SaIbucs Whsser c,.,
New sa with teas to HsTbeck H.i.sy
ship Frank Flint tof Thomaston) Robinson, Calac Nov
ship Franci. B. Cutting Tyson Liverpool, a days with
! md,e. to }. Atkins Co
Bark Prsga (BL). Newoy bueuos Ayfe'' u days wool
BARK Vt,oris Rabin,ce QsL Cocuelo Palermo 70 days.
Passed gbss,sr Feb g. n with ,.us ,os.. :" Ossr ., m
Bsi Oscar tPrn. Thompson. shanghai Dec 8, with tea
ia Funck Meinckr Wendt. Passed Angler y. Cspe
of Iood Hope Jan. ~ March 20, lat. II n saw
siip Royal standard of Annapolis. N. &. e.er
logged and sbsndonedi spparently had been
Bark Aiaaat. tcf st. Andfrw., N B).v
and fIsrbor tCubs). II days, with sugar
L Houghton. Lett in port, brig Ocean Sta
Bark Rosedsle (Of Barbsdoes). Griffin
u.s. with hides, kc.. to Harbeck Hasey
lon. H. saw schr. Chss. Thompson. bour
BARK Stella (of Yarmouth, N. 81, TT
days. with wool and hides to Daniel
of Perusmbuco, sirnslixed ship HQrnet,
Bark Anita Askin., Yokohama Nov.
0oodridge Co Passed Angler Dec :.
had no NE trades. March7 81 shes 'om'
mencing sE. srd yeeringto
Bn, Louisa toi y. +. Lh ."
aud molasses to r. g. Buck 4,
Brig Alma (fianovh Foe n
WOO and hides to D tunch
aud ~ W. gales On the cos
Brig Liz1s Billings (of s.
20 days, with mahogany,
Lett in port bns H. :. Colt
sehIs. H. Z. Bel Uad Ni'ga
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
A NEW and PERFECT SEWTyCl

~ CHINE If you want the best do not fail % srlu
THE BARTLETT ELASTIC STITCH pne,cl I,
SEWING-MACHlNE; combines all the adya1,s... Il
best and most popular Sewing Machines. greatly ,ir
with other essential improvements. Runs either Esv u
straight needle is extremely simple al kinds 2,
runs very still, has only threading. has the mos ID
ten sion and performs easily with less instruction. sL
perfectly and efciebtyssl kinds Of family sexHe iAn
Sewing Machine Introduced Liceused ts w,
< W. sou feed snd Hswe needle. Pnce S25. Nine II
est's Emporium Of Fashions No. i13 Broadway, Nes
General Agency for the United States Agents wanted
for Circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Disuaeep.

The steamer Rebeccs Baton (of Chester, Pal c.,, D.
from New Orleans bound to Phsdelphia sprung ~ b
nth OF March, and Was abandoned on the 5Oth ~ 70
and passengers arrived at Key West iu beat, on
The steamer lies sunk in fathoms water about B m
Key West The New.Yors Submarine Compsny a' ba. rq
her rigging and sails, and will attempt to raise Ee
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

BROOKLYN CITY MoRTALTY.-The total
number of deaths last week l49. OF which 80 were
men. 90 women 20 boys and IS girls. The principal
diseases we're conyulsons lJ disease Of the heart loi
pneumonia II; consumption %: disease OF BRAN, o.
eroup ,; scarlet fever ). Natives of United States.
ll3, Ireland ls; England, :; Germany u others h.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
sUPERIoR COURT-sPEonL TgRx-MARcH N.-Beicre
Justice BARBOUR.


DEIINIUNs.
Culverag Felt.-Order 10 chow cause granted.
Hamilton agt. Clafkson.-Order granted.
Robson AIT Higgins Order granted. .
William, ast McekeL-AdjouIned to April IT, lttt. ~
Hart Fitch Deyine at. James Cary aet Janes-o'
der granted. = o,,t =,
Curley ast Lynch.Motion 10 set aside order of H'h
March, granted 80, N, -. =,
junction TO continue. .,-,-
Hanna agt The Empire City Oil Co.Iudement ior plain
til for 42l5 and costs findings in Clerks Once.
secor aei. Weed-Order OF reference granted. ~
Peoter agi. Hatlrr Hess as Becker Woli 1gt isch
mani storer ast. Porter Lamber sgt Rcheidfoi-oiae
granted. III, c,L -
Chalmers at. Wright Gc.-see opinion with Cleik a
Special Term.
Before Justice !SGRAHAs
Swanson agt. Cooke. - judgment ordered iol
plaintiff tor 1900 80 principal aud l,55l interest WIN ~
terest both from date Of referees report te t"
be psid court abide the order OF TIE court @
with costs Opinion by Justice lngIaham
James J. Roosevelt at. Robert NUNS e. al-'g-smeh
for pautif for debt and interest With costa Opnlon VAL
Justice lusraham.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Passengers Arrived.

FROM NEW -ORLEANs-ln steamship Al,bsms- Capt.
Charles Dart. r.. J. Wakinson NJ. Ekin Waiter Cameron
H. A. Willard, Jno. Crawford, Wm 7. williamson Vim. H.
Hobart, ar and Mts John Laferty. T. h. VA. o. Evans
and SO ia tho sesTage
FROM SANANSAu-Is Steamship Fl,mbesu-M Rich
MoDowsns. Crandell. Pohili. III Levy Mrs Clark.
WOLF. Tittamors: L.vbom, Peter Harris, M hsfd.
} Chsppis. l. A Dodge, Mrs W II Burns A Fusom
0ross " McDonsid Mrs r Levy, w samuel w Dunn
David CuyDsll. Morris Gushing. ID Rimb.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
ReceinIa Of Produce.

MARCH 81 % 92j bbls Flour, 100 bbls. Whisky. 4oo
sacks Corn Meal, l62 seeks Oil Cake. 1880 bush
752 pkes. Beef / l2s bbls. Pork, 7i9 pkgs. Cnt
Meats 3l3 pkgs. LaId.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
ROBBED A COMPASIoY.-On the Both ul

ROBBED A COMPANI0N.-Un The 3Dth ut.
Emile Denier stole from bis room mates Rsmigio
Laforte of No 153 LsureDs-st.. a vase containing
wearing apparel valued at sl57. On Saturday night.
Officer Brlede OF the Eighth Precinct arrested the
accused. ard in his possession was found the stolen
property. The prisoner was committed for trial by
Justice Ledwith In default of 81. 900 bail. He is a
native Of france, aged % years.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
live Stock Over the Eric Railway.

Statement for the week ending Saturday, Mareh 81
1906: C3 ears Cattle 10 do. Hogs DO Horses ~ 90
Sheep. Total for the week 90 ears.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

FELL FROM WIyDOw.-While in Al intox-
icated condition yesterday morning Anna Hogan fell
from third-story window Of her residence. No. 6s
New -Chambersst TO the pavement, causing probably
fatal injuries. She was picked up by Officer Fitzpat-
rick Of the Fourth Precinct, and conveyed to Bellevue
HnaDifal
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
BelOW.
NJ

Barks-0nkel and Pacific.
Brigs-H. b. Coonan. from West Indies, Br.s,, =.
from Rio Jsneiro; and Beatrice. y
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
lAdyertisements.l

ALL NEwsMEN have the PICTORIAL PHRENo-
LOGICAL JOURNAL. with Phy'osnomy Pbrenolosy, Pbys
ology Ethnology aud Psychology April No 20 cents,
81 q year. FOWLER L WELLS, No. S89 Brosdwsy Now.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

Quarantine is to be instituted at Savannah
All vessels from West India are quaraniined 10 days
by order Of Maor.(ien. Sheridan.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Dort-Warbens' Noiits.
STATE OF NEx.Yonu

STATE OF SEw-YoRK
PoRr-WARDgys' OFFICE, No. I01 Wal.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordanes =
~ section Of the act passed April a. 1851 en,.l
Act 70 Reorv,nize the Wardens Office OF the Por a Y
York" to all persons interested in, having char.
subject matter Of slch inquiry, examination or slr
the following vessels under examination by q.
Wardens and that the said surveys or ersnnaons VI
completed within ten day. rexi succeeding this ro,,,
board said vessels:
Steamship Gussie Telfair.. air................BgR
Ship Repubik. Atlantic Dosl
Brig Francis Lswey. ....................+5E Il
Brig Emily Corner. .Robsrst
Brig Nameang. ......................AER ER
Schr. lila NJ. Barnes. s................,....f =
MlNTHORNE 1OMPkINs, Prss,s
J. AuS's HRRRIIAx. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
STABBED IN THE

STABBED IN THB ABD0MEN.-Early on Sun
day morning William Henry and Patrick Home quar-.
relied in front Of No 25 Chathars and Home stabbed
his opponent In the abdomen with knife INJECTING
severe wound. The injured man was conveyed 10 the
New. York Hospital. Home and another man named
Mcpherson were arrested by Officer Eberbard of the
Fourth Precinct. In the possession OF Home found
large dirk knife. The prisoners subsequently
committed by Justice Bowling.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02


FIRE IL VESEY sT.-LIST OF LOSSES AND IN
sUAAxcEs-The following list of the losses and in
surrances on the buildings and contents Of Nos 49, "A
&c Vesey.st., which were damaged by fire early on
Saturday morning, partial account Of which ap-
peared in TIE TRIBUNE The upper portion OF Nos.
"A and 10 burned out and the contents destroyed
while the remaining contents were badly damaged by
water No "A was occupied by Z. W. Beck Co.
dealers aud manufacturers of tobacco. Loss stock
and fixtures $4,000; insured for $50 900 in the Man
haitian. Germenia, Arctic. Citizens, Indemnity and
Empire City Companies. The building is owned by
Michael Allison, aud is damaged 10 the amount Of
s. COO insured for S. 000 The first floor and basement
of No. 4G was occupied by Il. Cooper dealer in agrcu
tura implements. Loss on stock about 5000; insured
tor 81 200 in the Peoples Company The four upper
floors were occupied Dy Henry Meyer paper box man.
ufacuIer Loss $1,000: insured for S4 800 in the fol
lowing panies: LoI1llaId 81 900; Harmony, - 900;
ST. Nicholas 5000; Fnton. 5000; Hope, $1,000;
Park go; Jefferson. 81 JI0 gland, q, 20.
The building is owned by W. :. Allison. and is dam
sged TO the amount Of 1900: insured for e. 900 in the
North River and Gebhara Companies. No. ~ is occu-
pied by Wallenstein Kunst. importers Of leather.
Loss about 800 by water insured for $4,000 10 City
companies. The building is owned by the firm. and is
damaged to the amount Of $500; insured for e5 OoO
The cause OF the fire is present unknown Sections OF
Police from the Third and adjoining Precincts were
present, under the command OF Capt. Grier and rem
aercd efficient service.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-srKollI TEKE-MARcH.L H.
Before Judge CARDoIO.
Boschet agt. Boschct - Judgment OF divorce
granted
Wallace sgt Bensch.-lIoton denied without costs See
opinion.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun R,ss...5.N sun Seis..6 :26 Moon Rises. 81
HiGH WATER THIS
Sandy HOOK. 9.02 Gov. Island. 9;43 Hell Gst-..lla,