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fitr pa1lellb eradtet, auf8 beitin1rnteite s1 per>
fi9erl1, paB ni6t8 berarti9eS itattgefu1be1 babe.
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gebirfntGe Der seiti9 unb matsrtea maGtis
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mentGBe Der betpen @ewalten 1T farm 81
spsifeln, IN Seranlailun9en, Den bon Del
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S9rttte miro meleu mitIlen. 1nD bas Sol
: wtrO eS bent epi9 pen @laubrn ait pt'
Sprfebun9 feltbalten2
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NemssDorf. : (gSidtise @ntideibuus III 8e3ug
arf baS 8ibel>@ elet.) Die @rti&eibun9 bes Stfi6s
terS Spres in gtep>Dcrf, III benz Sail zines ges
pillen McGate 9e9eu BEN Neip>gorfer SUNDAY
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iprad III bielem Safe iei1e Nteinun9 babin ans,
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f~tatter seieblid nidt perpftdtet lei, bic ablOlrte
@abrbeit irsellb elmer s%lntla9e, pelde III irSeto
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welIe n. SIS iei cine binrei6eube @edtfertlguug,
ipenn Der 8eridteritatter b%etpeiien fSrre, bab er
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SaD SSictp SGgticu=S raueret.

Dem Eubltunt CUR ~SefSGi9en Senntnibuabme, bas baS
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nlr nod nit 50 PrSntie a~bselaIen per6en IcIeu.
(isn6-s) g, g. @tdsL Seer.
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Ssidtiae ~Sufammtnrnnft.

WSicbti9e Sufdfttnsi1PIlnft.
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6ptel b'9ln9leterre NIT einem Mbilttanten peS
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permut9et, bab Gin arrangement S1 Stanpe
fam.
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MerifO. Die 6etnOIelt9tett beS m~erifant16en
5eerfibrers le9t bte1 er 3u1ammentunft etne
Nrt BON 8epeutltn9 Bel uno bier Iiebt man Ie
fur bp@lt pi4tt9 an.
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NtGrber pran9en In bos 9alts zines SarmerS
am Subble Silver, Bergen County, g. g., am
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Sarmers 1nb 1etne 2 SG6ter. Nuferberr
raubten le $4,000. Oret Der @auptebe
wurpen erl&O6en uub Der gterte 9efangen.
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feline SUtl4aft. Die ftnan3telen Serbdltntie
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beatenpet Nussaben fir Die 6reiptlt9en.
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tpGbnltAen Nus9abet betru9en 4 Ntia. Doll,
pennU9 mar ant Is. 9e3br. 1865 Die
Staatsl@ulU nm 5 @ta. 9erinser ais TT
1861.
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Me9icrmn9sz2crtauf.
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&c. in Original erpudung,
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tbungSfI6
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10000 Hddr SGder
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erf6te6ene
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1000 Hpuer- Sdn6tuter
1000 SerStettsn
1000 garbS rptber SldnneI
2400 yarbs @uttd Terda Sud
1000 Suttd @er6a OGDEN
1000 Sn6iea Gubter R;fen un6 Yolfer
1000 GanodS &1ngemdtten
1000 b. Siantet llete .jiige
10 1000 4fun6 QGerg unb Gaue
8aumtr. Bate, bdurnw. 28dtte, Sdnter &c.
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unb werben bieIefbcn fepdrdt Serfduft. Der arbete Shetl III
neu unS In Original Gerpafune. &dtdlpee In6 auf Ser.
Idneen Su baben.
&pbert SIet6er,
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eilernen GeIeipinben.
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Sn Ger &esierunss 8Gderei in &nndpplts, Nb., pcrben
am OUnnerftd9, ben l. Tebrudr 1866 Nltttags nm II lbr
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sseiteres iber bic asedbiefalfdunseu in sOtOn.

0DtIIeTVS HUVF UK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III OUIIUH'
8 ofton, 20. San. - Gin @e6ieI BON
8etrii9ern, nit ben 9tamen Burnett, 9rate
uno Co., 8antierS in Der State itraBe So. SO
mobnbaft, unteri&rieben, wuroe Der speiten
Natiunulbunt prdl entirt unO pbne Initano BON
berlelben besublt.
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NOTICE. = DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
oULTURE. Report of 1864. = Honorable
Charles G. Phelps, NJ. c., and j. Thomas
were so kind to send to this office a copy
of the above report, for which we express
to them our thanks
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neutrality-suspicious. Der Der. ct. 2lrnee..
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New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
GEN. LEE FOR PRESIDENT.

The Mobile Register has placed at the head of its col
umns the name of Gen. Robert f. Lee as the State
Rights Democratic candidate for President in 1865.
The Memphis Argns thinks the time has not yet
come to propose the name of Gen. Lee for this high
office. II says:
Surely they good true friends OF this grand
old who In the present posture oI affairs would drag his
into the filthy arena of party strife Not TIL
and better spirit shall prevail in the politics of this country
AID country shall call for It's best TO stand and
in high places will IL be possible appropriate to dignity the
Presidential chair with second and greater than Wash
ington.'
IT. the approaching political struggles It becomes
advisable proper to designate some Conservative
candidate for the Presidency 1863 In opinion heour
That is, "great and good" men not being wanted,
The Argus nomnates Johnson.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
NEWS OF THE DAY.
GENERAL NEw9.

The American Medical Association has chosen the fol.
lowing officers and will meet next year at Cincinnati
Bowling Of Tenn. j. G. Huges Of Iowa, H. W. Bowditch
of Mass Thomas G. lBrinsmsde Of N. Y; Permanent
Secretary, William Is. Achnson Of Pa. Assistant Secre
tary, w. w. Dawson Of Cincinnati.
The number OF cholera in the lower bay, accord
ing to the last report from that locality, lO3 There
was another in the city yesterday being that Of
Third-ave at Yorkville The dcceaso of the child
CURED at the Battery whittier the family had been re-
moved by the authorities.
There was lively skmish on the Battery yesterday
between the police and certain emgran runners the lat
tor being the attacking party. The question as TO the
relative hardness of locust clubs and human skulls
very satisfactorily tested and decided by the with
drawal Of the runners in state ofdisorder
Considerable excitement was caused yesterday by the
arrest of Mr. benjamin Wood MFR. John Morrissey and
several other equally eminent gentlemen Of the lottery
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

The failure Of the Merchants's National Bank Of
Washington appears to be the result no. so much of
imbecile as of criminal management. If the state
mens in our dispatch correct, we suppose they
are the managers of the bank have deliberately
swindled their depositors out of very large amount
Of money. II is impossible to suppose that tho loan
Of $500 900 TO a Baltimore stock gambler, without se-
curity. honestly or innooently made. Equally
impossible is it TO suppose that Major Peulding could
have innocently withdrawn Government funds from
other banks the amount Of $780, 900 in order to de-
posi-, them in this crumbDg institution, in violation
Of the explicit order Of the Paynas,eT-General The
case is black all through, and We trust is TO have
some daylight let into itthough that won't help the
l1anra rnnch
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
Death Of Count Gurowski.

Count Adam dc Gurowski, who yesterday died at Wash
ingon of typhoid fever, Polish publicst of note.
He was born in the Palatinae of Kalstz and even as
schooboy showed SO lively sympathy with the Polish
that he expelled from the ymnasia of Warsaw
and Kasz. He ono of the projectors of and partici.
pators the revolution Of $780, and sent agent
of the Republicans to France After the suppression of
the insurection he lived several years as an exile IN
France where he adopted many of the views of Fourier
In 1886 ho was, in consequence of book in which he
advocated the idea Of Pansavsm called to Russia and
employed in the private chancey of the Emperor This
situation he retained until 1874 In Is49 he came to the
United States where be has resided SINCE. Ue was
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

entire influence was devoted to the success OF s ene-
mies.v Undoubtedly. he is a ft man to be the cham
pion of the Kentucky Democracy.
We have already given an abstract OF the Ieooiu-
tons adopted They silent on questions OF state
administration but loud voiced matters oi natlohal
policy. and on what Kentucky will do or refuse to DO
if her will is unheeded at Washington They propose
to support the Government so long as its views ana
acts square with their notions of Constitutional laws
when they differ, Kentucky reserves the right 10
switch OFF the track and perhaps try once more to go
with the "sister States" Keeping out the Rebel
States is "papable and fagrant violation OF the
Federal compact" and
Against all such action enter solemn protest and
denounce the Radical majority In Congress as ase ana re-
creaD TO the Constitution who have resolved either 10
humate and degrade the people OF one section te co
try and make Vassa OF its citizens or to destroy the Union o
tho States"
Intermeddling by Congress with suffrage is another
Gagrant outrage, and "usurpation Of power" and
"humilating and degrading condition to which no
State ought to assent and if Congress attempts 1t IN
Kentucky. it will DO deemed not only an infractlon
of the Constitution but gross and palpable lnya-
sion of the reserved rights Of the States'-which is
the precise case when the contingent loyalty OF Ken
tucky expects to merge into open hostility Yet we
don't believe they will be mad enough to try it again.
1t is necessary to pretend the purpose in order to
concate the ultra aRebe vote, and it will not in the
least weaken the coseness and tenderness OF their
alliance with the Northern COpperheads Perhaps 1t
is needless to add that the Convention ndorses Pre-
sident Johnson without reserve and pledges him its
most enthusiastic support
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

MAY i.-Pctions presented for an esht-hour law
Tor reimbursement of expenses to Massachusetts, and
for law making intempcrance disqualification for any
office. A bill was reported for Pos-Oiicc at ST. PAUL.
Mimi bill to pay for quarermasiers stores urniahed
the army called Up, and laid over till Tuesday Adj
journcd till Monday.
HOUSE.
resolution congratulatng the Emperor of Russia on
his escape from assassination unanimously adopted
Several private bills disposed of, and number o
bills relating TO tho District of Columbia were passed.
bill was introduced 10 authorize branch line to be but
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad A joint resolution
relating TO appointments 10 the Military aud Naval Acad
emics was introduced and referred. Tho bill 10 revive the
grade of General was considered. Tho bill passed by
il6 TO H. Bills introduced concerning the National
currency; and to ship channel al the mouth OF
the Missssipp and after receiving messag, from the
President concerning parons and ansacng some rou-
tine business the House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
persuason on the general charge Of swindling Wood
Morrssey and another gave bail in 81 900 each.

persuasion the general charge Of swindling WOOD,
MOrrisscy and another gave bail In u 900 EACH
ski with five young persons in it, drhed out from
Oakve c. W, and upon Lake onao' ana Two OF sns ins
party girls were washed overheard A third girl died
from exposure after some time. Two boys were left and
picked up in a furnishing condition
Up to last evening the Board Of Excise had granted
loo licenses for this city and s9 for Brooklyn large
number of application for license including those of all
groccrs who applied, have been rejected by the Board
BY the will Of the late Sylyanus Packard OF Boston,
Tufts College is TO receive the income OF ron suVyvo 20
5000 OOO subject to conditions which Will undoubtedly be
acceied TO.
A recent passenger from Aspinwal 10 this city was
robbed day since by afeow-Passenser OF s3VVO
and other property. The loss was mado eoou ana INC
thief is TO be dealt with.
Gov. Fenton has signed the Ncw-York City Tax Levy
bill in the form in which it orgualy came 10 him without
corrections or amendments
towboat exploded her boilers Memphis on Thurs
day night and nine persons were kieu AMONG 'he 'Hc
captain and his wife, also the engineer
The Merchants National Bank at washington, d. G..
failed Yesterday They had circulation OF slSOOOO &C.
cured by United States bonds
There was some very smart troitin: on the Fashion
Course Yesterday the time falling considerably below the
"forties."
Commissioner Osborn gave further hearing in the
San Francisco bond robbery yesterday The case was
summed up for the prisoner and decision was reserved
The first blood spilled in the Fenan war was that OF
one of the party at sport Me-, who accidentally
shot yesterday.
During April there arrived at Castle Garden total OF
90 47S Passengers of whom $3.50 are aliens there were
Sc ship loads of people included III the computations
The Mozart Democracy do not like the excise law, and
have 'resolved against il; about which action perhaps
there is nothing very wonderful.
Mrs. Davis, wife of Jefferson Davis, has arrived at
Fortress Monroe with large quantity Of baggage.
The Massachusetts House of Representatives has voted,
10 to Sj to equalizc soldiers bouItes.
William Hutchngs Revolutionary pcnsiOnor died at
Penobscot Me- last Thursday at the age of lO3 years.
The investigation of the Madsonaye bond robbery case
goes over till Monday next.
Gold was abundant yesterday and closed at ~ ~ T.
Gold bearing Government stocks hrmer ana me 1s can
not be had under 02 For 04O 90! paid The s are
firm at O QlO2 Money abundant at id per cent on car
ana there doing lover rates Connercla paper
is quoted ut q, best. and ~ az for second grade
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

will do what Is openly threatened by those who
nosy commend bis policy and assume to speak in his
interest if not in his behalf We fervently trust tina!
the President will do nothing calculated to widen the
breach between him and Congress. We aim only to
show that the Senate has rights in the premises, and
that in seeking to protect those who are in accord
with it from removal because Of such accord it is act
ing within the limits Of its power and the sphere oitS
duty The wisdom of the particular measure by
which II has proposed to achieve its end may con-
slider hereafter
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

The Memphis Argus (Rebel) complains of tho
securities demanded by Congress of the late Rebels,
and asks: what conditions of security have the
Radicals to give for their future good behayiorl'
Has this Rebel organ forgotten how promptly the
Radicals hrashed the traitors crushed the Rebellion
sustained the Government and restored the Union ,
Security Their promises to pay, like greenbacks
are GOOD without indorsers
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

The House yesterday passed the bill to revive the
grade of General in the army, after an explanation
that it would increase Gen. Grants pay not more than
81, 900 year. An amendment to keep the lieutenant
generalshp untitled was rejected, 80 TO -, and the
bill nassed--ll6 10 IL.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

The House yesterday passed by unanimous vote
resolution rendering to the Emperor of Russia its con-
gratulatons on his recent escape from assassination
The act is fit and graceful recognition of the serv-
ices Of Alexander to the of freedom and Of his
unswcrvng friendship for us.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

The report of Gen. Sprague Chief of the Freedmen's
Bureau for the State of Arkansas, shows that during
the month Of March nearly 5000 of the white inhabi
tants of that State and about 500 freedmen fed
by the Government
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
8Windle in Roston.

.",,,,ON Friday. May T. lof6.
Henry Marsh, middleaged nah 81 ssntlemanly ad-
dress opened brokerage office Safest about slr
weeks ago. and yesterday disappeared from the city iesv
ing worthless checks behind which he Is SAID to ha
realized from 81 600 to $40 900 from various parties
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
Ann6eMcni5.
swALLAcK's THEATE

oXALLACK's THEATER. o,,, ,,.pnv
4 rrf,s pvpNfNG. al TO MARRY OR NOT To hANht
NJ. Ieet Wasck John Gilbert Chez f,nef Aia; s RSTs
,,n MI euon Miss Fanny Moraut 10 cong, , -,
Al TtiF sWAN. Mes,fs Frederic eRobinso W
j Williamson Mls. JohH Seton, Miss 0iesh 'A'' 'i' ''
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

HOME REMEDIES FOR CHoLERA.-CAswELL
MACK offer thc HomE REMEDIES for CHOLERA These are
with physicians and are recommended
tobe used the absence Of the physician Each box o. the remedies
contains valuable treatise tho symptoms treatment and peveh
ton Of the disease Sole manufacturers CAswELL MACK Co..
under Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
CHOLERA DlsARMBD

Tar CaisP CAUSE oY PEsnLESoK DEsrRoyap.
DR. d. T. COUErARErs
DisISFxcrIS0 CHEHICAL FLutDs
Secured by letters patent in the United s,ae' and ttaa
PREPARED
TnE NEw YORK DIsIsFrcTINe COMPANY,
their Laboratory
Nos 293 800 AND J02 IiISaYsr, NGwioEE.
Every FAMILY should these dnecant aud them diy
ae sioKRooxs NURSERIES WATER CLOSETS PRvrEs
CELLARS, CUTTERS and SEWERS
proceedings Of American Medical Associations
BALTIMORE, May 1909.
Tho disease the secreious"l Dr. MARsDEE Canada.
"Ths Poison Cholera will increase rapidly by with ft'
DR.. JEwirT. Phlldelphis.
1t mupe is raysses where filth and all uneleanne abound"
Dr.. LEWIS A. sAYRE New York
Hence. to prevent Cholera you must destroy filth.
Every ship should these dsnecianis.
They should be used in oil STABLEs
lsnesnts No rs Mulbeuyt by the Health
Inspector after the Cholera made is appearance there.
deodorre ensepcs sn.purecents and dn
scientific meaning the word, They noIioa
and odor by chemical pncpeseavu, in their places haH
I they and merely abtenn Of poisonous
gases-nOt injurious to utensils in which they used
POWELL THOMPSON No i2 Cedar ST., n y.
General and Sole Agents United States and the Csnads
to whom all orders should be addressed
For sale By all Druggists and General Dealers in the United states and
CaDadas
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
An EXCELLENT ARTICLE.

ME. wssLows srRrP excellent article for ell
diseases Of Children child from psin regulates the
stomach and bowels and by giving health the child comforts and
rests the mother. During process Of ,eehng. t' value ines
Unable: cures wind collie and gripping the bowels.
BECAUSE A PERSON HAS A BAD COUGH 1t should
not Inferred Consumption has sel n although Of Con
sumption is rsrey with panied by distressing cough
Where however predposion Pulmonary disease exists
cough re ITSELF and racks the Lungs and wastes the
general strength establishes ncusble complaint In all
cases. then plan &C., rid OF cough cold hosrse
ness without delay for this purpose remedy acts promptly
or surely or with the organs Of the chest than Dr.
JAMES ExrEcroRAsr an article scientifically compounded from
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A CURE AT LAST One more disease conquered !
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Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat requires immediate
attention negee, oenmes results in neasble Lung Dis
ease Bxowxs BRONCHIAL simple remedy and viii
almost invariably give immediate reief.
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New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
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