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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-04

loeoi From kuoXy,us.by McMllaB. Straw
berry Plains, New Market. Massv
trcek, ialoltts Mills. Pauths-
spungs. MorristoUn, EusseIly.l...
Nhiteshurg, RoEcrsvIo Junction.
Midway, Gusiayus. Gre.nY.le.
henderson, Mills. Fuusus. Rb,a-
town, Freedom, Lsssbars. NGI
wood, joucsborough. Jobusou's De-
pot Carter's Depot. Pincy Fat. sui
Union Depot. To- BRISTOL. ile miles
aud back, daily, o. twice daily D..
trains run.
Leave huoxviIle dsilv at9am
Arrive at Br,stol by aH0pm
Leave BRISTOL daily ai4g2am
Nrfrsr1 - 4 s1s..s III. Ia. ff 49,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-04

A united amount only Of the stock thus sppro-
pTh ded has been placed the hands # the officers
Of the company 70 be sold al IS per share and as
the sto K has all been issued, full raid, in pay
meDt OF property, il is not therefore, abis 10 al
Iutufe assessment.
UTFIcE. No. 6e15 North Cherry street, Postoface
hoy Naabr1ff. Pam
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-04

"E have reduced our pHces 20 compete With
" Nonhern Cities. THIS being branch Of our
hkN fOkk Houss gives great faciltes for selling
goods a. the lowest pfices. Our stock embrsoes
tue following, besides great sRTieiY Of other
hcleE
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

comes loader ahd louder every wsns 70
give everything to the sOeth aud revive ae tne siae OF
tngs before the war He ID going win the Cepperheaos
just or this is dangerous cry ior 'ne riesuen
end the Incorporating tone o. os coor 'r ,ospd s
G 81 the eading Judges belonging 10 that State told me this
morning tb the President could not get s9 S ar re b 20 ec @
Of the sunt scarcely less fatal to pube nun 10 AMERICA
than the cry Of Suspect in the frenen he'Suor Ine
hich urged nation TO war nave not ye,
lost their electric influence. The President is Suspect
now Of the most arfa and rs oe , ne S
"This" comments The Star dis the testimony OF
witness friendly the President further opnng that NJ
johnson will scarcely venture TO assume the responsibility
Of treating the bill as waste paper az the fsK OF M
peachment by Congress. may add mat most Middle
class Brons continue that dispaagemeht oil TIE negro
which set IN at al early period duTng ihe war; Whch
with the addition ofa little basphemy and the subtraction
ofeammar would quite qualify for The tone OF washington
or Tamuany Hall the subject They have even adopted
our "ngger'which, apparently, fnd years Oh ei'I ee
mage mas not taught US spell correctly They wear cur
lid clothes "Look at how they have been going on in
Jamaica is popular remark, II beng taken of greu
Notwithstanding Eyres hanglnes, klIsays scouIshss
with cats of plated wire" Nelson's bunting down with
Maroon &c. that the negro must have been at the bot
tom of it, though doubt there's good deal to be sed
on both Sides" Only side gets deaf ear turned to-
ward H. This unucky black man, You sec is the poycr'
bial individual with frcndsit is quite safe TO lit
him." What pity that Gods law should hate injustice
40 that its recoi invariably punishes the pacsef thereof
An American, familiar with the conventional ani-Savery
talk here before the war; might be astonshed at the caekc
current now. =,
The Cattle Plague returns Of animals attacked foF The
week ending April IT, are only 25S2. They amounted TO
1851 on that previous Clearly The Rinderpest abating
steadily and satisfactorily.
That unlrckv Northumberland is afoat at last favored
bv a very high tide. At 3p. II. Tuesday last the
tightening power employed mad raised the vessel 10 inches
at the stern and one at the bows the dcg-shoes were
knocked awav and the great vessel GOatod grandy out
into the river the current bringing her round into md
channel off Deptford where she now lies moored one o
the most powerful vessels in the Brush navy -,
Mr. Peabody sails the Scotia, the vessel Whlch con
veys this letter from Liverpool to the United States,
Lord Derby's Exhibition of National Portraits com,
prising over thousand is open In the arcades and
galleries overlooking the Horticultural Gardens a 1buh
Kensington. / have not yet been 10 see H., so must
rcsaye my gossip thereon. r b. O.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Cor,mercini Intelligence.

LoNpON MoEEy MARBET.-Under the more pacihc
accounts from Germany. there had been decided improve
funds CoDsols on the 10Th advanced to o. asa
closing firm. ~,
market was easy. The bank rate remains at per cent
The weekly the Bank OF England exhibit &c
crease in tie bullion Of s345O06 sterling
suspension Barneds Banking Company at Liverpool
elss There n precise information TO the liabilities but
esm a;es high A3 900 sterling IheIe are 4UGT
shares which only $40 per share has been paid and te
arc abe fther calls $40 each that 1t IS beAeVed ali
creditors will be paid in fall.
TIE hank had made large advances cotton, iron &C.
Fears entertained Of two large failures at Liver
eol Of the bank suspensions but understood
that temporary embarrassment OF the rm m question hau
satisfactorily surmouned Hopes were at
Arrangements be made for favorable liquidation OF the
tauk--if for resumption OF business.
AMERICAN SECURITIES -Messrs Barring Eros. Cos CIR.
eplaY saws There has been fair business this week IN 5o
for American The closing price e92 70 shares
spet Fries quiet 53 "a; Illinois 7s4 $50 Buyers oil Mary
land t9; Virginia Skies offered at O Sterling tes
Demiualy 35dJ6. - ma, ,,.
CoTIcNThe Brokers Circular says The Cotton market
was heavy on Friday and Saturday further and decided
decline submitted to- quotations becoming almost nom
ira This depression attracted the attention 0 buy
ers particularly for consumption, and large business was
done on Monday and Tuesday accompanied by rally IN
Ines Wednesday upon late sdiee Of iu receipts al
ibe American ports hough aerwaTd qualed the demand
sgsn teIl of, and prices gave way.
On molnng the existing want OF confidence was
increased by The announcement Of the difficulties of local
business checked; the day advanced there
seadnes bnt the quotations still show deehne O
lz2d from last weeks rates The quotations OF American
10 day. .o,, -.
The decline in other descriptions ranges from to 3d.
on she week The sales Of the week add $3.50 bales '
tlndne e7o speculation and 1920 declared Tor export
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Arrest OF Henry &. WhccIer-A Supposed DE.
InIcation Of 100000.

BOsTON, Tuesday. May !, lttt.
On "Wednesday last Deputy Sheriff Dearborn arrested
on a writ of ne aren't Henry c. Wheeler Of NewYork
Citv on board the steamer Asia, just she about
SAILING from this port under the following circumstances:
Mr. Wheeler is President OF the Brunswick and Florida
Rf.road aud also connected with the project of the
Atchison and Pixies Peak Railroad Company in whose
favor The writ was issued aud who claim that Wheeler
has withheld and secrated bonds 10 the amount Of S29O0O
aud that hc w,s about to embark for foreign land The
writ was ssuod By the Supreme Judicial Court, before
which tribunal Wheeler taken and IN default Of fur
niahng bonds 10 the amount of 500 900 for his future ap
pearance be committed TO jail IL Is probable be will
te brought before the Supreme Court az early day on
writ Of fqcas corpus aud his bail will he reduced 10
abe him TO obtain the same
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
--latest.
LIVERPOOL April 81. ].

LIVERPOOL April 81. 1862 m.
Mr. Peabody is among the passengers by TIE Seo'a lie
vas warmly eheCred on embarking at LvGpool.
There rs as yet direct confirmation OF wa!ko state
noents in The Temts to-day. -
telordm received here from Vienna confirms The news
that Austria 10 replying 10 the Prussian note of the i2h
has submitted propositions for mutual disarmament Inc
pIop0sa aIe as follows: Austria and Prussia slal each
restore their military Establishments to the status qtQ
which xs,cd IriOT oehe late defensive measures lhs'
the gth Of April be the date for the mutual disarnae
Austria consents dsarm that day and Is oven "
ng that Prussia should dsarm only on the GOTH
aho Austrian proposition is said to have been eommun
,aod to Pans AID London, where il has been coIdy ap
proved no, ,oee
A. The next sitting Of the Federal Diet the coInnun
eaton wilt SAID be made, announcing that the ques
Ion Of Disarmament is in fair way for settlement
IIyHRPoCL Apsl %, ls66.
There IS yet no news of the steamship City OF Washing
ton.
Tls Gloje is authorized TO state that tie Government
has received TO Information wTantng belief m the STATE
nonts published BY The Times, announcing the ruptare
Si aieouatic intercourse between Austria and Prussia
Vienna Journals reassert pacific arrangements between
shc countries. Austrian Representatives, at the FRANK
fcr Diet made declarations OF peaceable character
Pans Bourse closed firm. Renies, olf. b1c. -
MEIBOUREE March 2I.-fariH again rejected. MINIS
fTy I,figItd.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
I'D. II. BIssELr, Deputy Health Officer"
The Eclectic ASSOCIATION finding its quarters,

THE ECLECTIC ASSOCIATION, finding its quarters,
on the corner Of the Fhsye aud Seveneenths inadequate
to the demands Of its increasing Numbers th association
by Dr. Gray ON the portheast corner of Ffthaye and
remarkably fine property with frontage
of the great highway OF fashion ndoverook
ing the SOUTH Ground will be broken on
tie portion OF the property at for the erection OF
large building aiordRg with theIpresent house ample room
for the club.
The Eclectic implies not devoted TO the inter
political party TO persons OF any special pro-
calling but composed OF the best representatives,
all shades political opinion and OF nearly all the proes
ons election membership being in
yaraty good moral and social standing II will have
library standard works flies OF daily and weekly papers
and periodicals. with the usual appliances Of physical rec
reaton IN q well-ordered Clnb. - -
While the present prevail athe public
the Eclectic breakfast and dining saloons are not
10 be regarded unmportant feature. In the new
premises will be elegant paors rooms for reading con-
ersaon and exercise baths table dhote and all the desir
able accessories of restaurant combined with the quiet com
fort and excsveness Of private residence all provided at
actual for bers 1t is intended are informed to
receive one hundred additional members the premises
being deemed entirely adequate TO the increased number
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

Stanton alone favoring it.
~ ~ WASHINGTON. Tuesday, MAY J. 1896
II is understood that in the Cabinet meeting to-day inc
President invited expression fopnon Ion the heads
Of Departments respecting the propositions reported on
Monday last by the Congressional COMMITTEE on Recon-
structi0n.
An interesting and animated discussion IS said to have
ensued in which if the be true, Secretary Seward
declared himself in very decided and emphatic terms
AGAINST the plan Of the Committee and in favor OF the
immediate admission of loyal representatives from the
lately Rebellious States. Secretary McCuloch was as
positive as the Secretary of State in his opposition to the
plan recommended By tho Committee and expressed him.
self as strongly in favor Of immediate consummaton OF
the Presidents restoration policy by the admission into
Congress Of loyal from the Southern States secre-
tary Stanton equally decided in his opposition 10 the
Committees propositions he was for adhenng 10 the
policy which had been agreed upon and consistently pnr
sued By the Administrations and he gTatihed that tne
President had brought the subj 10 the consideration OF
the Cabinet.
Secretary Welles was uneguyocaly against the Com
mtees scheme and was earnest in his support OF the
Presidents policy comprehendng the instant admission
into Congress Of loyal representatives Of the States lately
in rebellion. Secretary Harlan rather retcent, ana
expressed no opinion Posmaster-General Dennson was
in favor Of carrying out the restoration poicy o une
President but expressed some doubts as TO the precise
time at which loyal representatives, from the Southern
States should be admitted to seats in Congress- Attorney
General Speed not present at the meeting, being on
visit to Lis home in Kentucky. The President was
earnest in bis opposition to the report Of the CON-
mt,ee, ard declared himself against al conditions
precedent the admission Of loyal representatives from
the Southern States the shape OF amendments TO She
Constitution by the passage ofaws He insisted that
under the Constitution State could be deprived Of its
equal suffrage the Senate and that Senator's aud Repre-
scnaves ought to be at admitted into the respective
Houses, prescribed by law and the Constitution He
was for ricd adherence to the Constitution as it 49, and
remarked that having sustained ourselves under it during
terrible rebellion he thought that the Government could
be restored wlthoata resort to amendments lie remarked
in general terms that fthe organic law is TO be changed
at all it should be at time when all the States and all the
people can participate in the alteration.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Pnsseugers Arrived.

FROM sAYANNAH-In Steamship San Salvador-C. II. Cham
berain and lady Winter and children Miss Chessman
Thos ingalls,. Miss Mrs, H. Rugge. Miss Dabol Miss Ben
nett Crown lady aud children Geo Gemendn and lady, ~ C..
sssh' lady and servant Mrs NJ Foster Mi'' r. Ds3ne Mr.,
Pat,en Miss p. j. Ps,ien Ms A. NJ Winter Miss Winter Mrs A.
Mckinney. Mis-, stoya John O. Winter lady children and
vHnl and lady Mr. Gilbert and Mrs Clement
daughter and neice Mr.. Lawrence and two chdien Hsny Leopold
Straw. T. Dove and wife J. Knor. Mr. Whittier PaIkhuIs L.
Dabc C. Schneider, NJ Hamilton M r. Foster Wescet f. s.
McCa O. Mccall Isaac Psen. Theodore Brown. f. Baker W.
L. Quincy h He,~an, Charles spsieht Fred y Van Kemp A.
r. spaune A. Lynn John taret Joseph Edreiche James r.
Adrch John Fanun King A. b. johnson E. Birebsrd VIM.
c. \. Morgan. VIM s. Cove VIM AseifOId H. w Pease, H.
Pess A. Warner A. fr-denbers 4. G. Addsry Cen James A.
Hail. Thomas Wheeler r. H. Early, Michael DAILY r. j. Laeombe
C. Whitney Capt D. ae Lieut. j. Addison Corwn aud % in
the stsefaxe
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

Yesterday friday there good demand for American
and prices slightly advanced under less free supply Inc
computed a0out l2 coo bales including 3O for
speculation and export. Mdding Uplands l4l .
stock hand is estimated at e9s90 bales ncullng
$50 0O American The weeks receipts reached l9 9s baes
At sea, from India, $4,000 bales.
TRADE At MANCHRsTER-There was rather more inquiry
yesterday aud seader feeling Prevaied but business was
FFs-Messrs Richardson. Spence Co. Wake
Co and others report Flour very dull bnt steady
Wheat limited demand at about the rates OF Jnesda Corn
IN good request at 2 9d9 for Mixed and JO G3 for White
PRovIsIoSs-Messrs Bigland Athya & Co.. and Bruce a
1cAue report Beefvery dull and lower prices must De
accepted TO effect sales Pork dull under large arrivals
Bacon very fat ~ lower and still tending downward Lard
neglected and holders wonld accept decline OF d3
Cheese dull and easier Butter quiet and nominal Tailow
PRoDucE-Tie Brokers Circular reports -Asbes-Pos dull
md lower; Old 33 New 1916. Pearls small sales at 5:
te rates Molasses sales. Bsrksales Of Philadelphia
At 7j6 Clover seedAmerican Red 36 a4O Jute dull and
al S426 Rosn in fair demand; American 66Gl0 Spirits
Of fTurpentine-sales Of French at 49,
PErRoLEUN-Boult English Brandon report Small sales
of Refined at q 92il per gallon with Spirit at lz
LONDON MAKETs.-Messrs Barring Brothers Co report;
Wheat generally dearer Wlite American 50i G52 Red,
s7o5oL Flour, gel 92sl Iron-welsh quiet; Rail: and
Bars &c 0 Scotch pigs advanced to co., but closed at 49,
Sugar dull and easier Coffee very rm Rice 3e6d lower
lea dull; Common CongoD, lt. Tallow declined to 466
sej Petoleu-Refned. 2i3 Spirits s. IAnseed Cake in
good demand New York. in bbls Sl ST. Linseed, bd 0l
cwer Linseed Oil dull at 3si 039a Sperm OIL firm; BIS
LIVERPOOL April 2l--EveDing.
CoygoS-Sales to-day, 10000 bales at yesterdays
Niddiug Uplands is quoted i4iQl4ad.
BREADsTUFFs are inactive.
PRovIsIoNs dull.
LONDON Saturday. April 2l--Evening.
Conso ASA for They opened lower but rallied
20 The above figures.
o. s FivetTenties 7O a70l, Illinois Central Shares soa
S0t: Erie Shares, 55t.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Tse Cholern-No Dcn,h. Yesterday.

The following is the report of the Deputy Health
Officer for yesterday; go. 900.
"HosPTAL SHIP FALCON. April 20. 1866.
"CYRUs c. RTIss Prcsidsnt Quarantine Commission
Herewith plea lind report Of admissions 20 the hospital
ship &C.. Cor April 30. -
rhe adm sons three. follows: Joseph Wnken.
back years of sge William Norris five years and Mar
garct Bowman. % years
There deaths The number Of patients remaining
l the hospital is l0l. -, o
I'D II. BIsSELI- Deputy Health Officer"
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

TRow's City DIRECTORY. This annual is now in
process Of compilation supervision Of r. H. WI
SON aud depends greatly upon the facilities
afforded the becomes the daty of citizens
when called upon, to furnish the necessary information
promptly and clearly The Directory is work in which We
all are less interested. aud should aid in rendering
il rs perfect and Trustworthy as possible.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM LONDON.

Rxpeesation Of q Final Division on the Re-
fern BiII-How Matters sfsnd-Calcaia-
sisas and PrebsbiIisies-Irish Dcfections
- the Tory Ranks and RngIish-What
HAST Happen In the Evens Of q Small Min
asserial Maierity-An Impending Disseiu-
sisu-Debate on the Repeal Of the Malt Ia
John siuart Min Posterity-The Ma
sSsnal Debt and Rngiand's Ruture-Talk OF
Americas Affairs, the Civil Rights Hill, the
vese, and President johnson" The Times"
On the Issue-Isems.
Prom Our Special Correspondent 49, .
Until yesterday evening there very general belief
chat the fate Of the Reform bill would be decided last
night rather early this morning instead of being ad-
lourned till next week, the event has proved Ord
nary on occasions like the present when both parties
desire bring their whole force to bear upon the result
mutual understanding is commonly arrived at TO the
night which the division is to be TAKEN but the wind
spd talk into which, according to Mr.. Carlyle,
an drifting has hardly got itself expended on the subject
so Notwithstanding Mr.. Gladsones desire to make
snd Of the business way the other, we must wait
tin Monday OF Tuesday. Under these circumstances ali
political London 10 much smaller aggregate than that Of
New-York for really believe the mysterious murder Of
the Door old woman in Csnnonst excites interest
than the Reform bill among the cockneys proper is occu
ped In specuating as 70 the decision Of Parliament 1t
behooves me, therefore, 10 speak OF II.
Government majority is pretty confidently hoped for,
but not 80 large expected few days ago. The
calculations vary from TO 90 earlier the sanguinc talked
Of 3d. or course this is little better than guess work.
~ the two great party meetings there were only ALL AGO
members present. aud therefore there couple of hund
yed who have not pledged themselves any definite way
and the expeest whpperin would be puzzled 10 tell how
65S new members will vote question Ike the present
The dminuton OF ministerial prospects Is owing first TO
shs inherent dislike Of Parliament TO reform of any kind
secondly the energetic opposition Of the Tories The
House, liberal il Processes 10 be- has hardly passed ont
Of the shadow Of Lord Palmcrst0n-thst most fatally
popular Of obstructves whose very tradition
conserves error injustice and class legislation whose
his disciples would fogn conure with the spell eca
ons. By the way, what good thing is that men do
lie in this world, and with them much OF evil else it
vsre inmorta Men elected under old system, how
Svcr faulty slow 70 be convinced Of its defects apt
ehrh alteration and stop their TO the truth enuncsted
IN TeDnys0D's verse,
. Tho old order chsngsth. giving place to new.
And God hlflQ QHmself In many ways"
Then the enemy 10 b1y, sowing tares among the whoat
end the crop already apparent There not much doubt
Nat Lord Usrbys assent TO the Parliamentary Oaths
Amsndment bin due TO a desire to secure Roman
esaAehe votes against RsfSno and that has been. to
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

BULLS HgAp-The live stock markets have all
taken an upward tarn this wees with falling OF in the
oops The present cool weather shapens the
appetite meat though butchers many people are
moving and have o cooking that for day
or two before first Of May hey do not expect 10
"a mach nfer settemen: Is made. Beeyes foot UP
$50 against last week. aud started OF lc higher
bri down than .c and oil were not sold About
sold during the week. and these are doing
better to-day Steep nunber 6G 400 less than last wees
They ids anccd ic Hnd butchers can't get enough
Hogs freely seeing people neither died of
trichina flight They selling quickly at =. advance
nearly all for the retail fIcsh trade.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

tate on the question Of the union Of Croatia with HUI
gary General har ony prevailed, and favorable result
s expected ffop, tbe Negotiations NJ Deak has quite
recovered.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

GARIBALDI SUITS POR BoYs-The most elegan
before this county Ladies call and inspect them.
BKoKAw BROTHERS.
No. 81 Lafayette place and No. ~ Fourth
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

People that move on the LIST of May, also people
that do not should KESTs ISDA COFFEE when
sold by all Groces 25 per h. Wholesale depot No.
ia Readc.st.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

A HARVARD GRADUATE will fit Students at New
York for College. Address NJ OrIs Cambridge Mass RefeTei
Dr. Below RewYork Dr. Hn, DR.. Peabody Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

you entire saifaction Having family to
prepare long voyage had opportunity to test
Thoroughly and test the better like H. My wife
with India and III tell her cannot
snord IT, she replies We afford to be without
Rey LrxuEL BssrLL Missionary Of the Mahrata Mission A.
D. c. FM.'
MILAN Ohio, March s. 1856
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
The Prineipalities.
Inaia.

cal Of The disturbances at Jassy apprehouded
The troops were confined to their barracks
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Latest Ship News.
Ann fxrEF.

wsteamshp South America Tnkpaugh Rio Janero April Paha
9th Pcrnanhuso Ilth Para 18TH aud st. Thouas 3tb with mdse
and pas to Thomas Ascencio 4 Co.
Brig Msracaibo (of Nassau P Robnsou Csrdena days.
with sugar TO Ross, ". Wood X Son
Sch Hester and Sarah ghter Kimbal ship Impeatrce
Euzsbca ashore II Long Beach.
sch Telegraph WeAve Fortune Bay u days with hsnss
d. r. DrWolf Co.
SshI DRESDEN Casey PsrsbOo g. with psrs to Snow Rich
erdsoi.
schr. Annie Sizzling Virginia.
schr. +. Bement. Cstin Virginia
Schr. c. 4 n. Rodgers, Wright. Virginia.
Schr. Miranda, Hardy, Virginia
Schr. G-uwood, Dckiison, Maryland
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

,. Bombay private telegram of April II reports the
market paIayzod and Prices OF cotton and shrngs lower
ghd nominal
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

r,,,, .c,, CITPT.IN STOCK
WINDOW SHADES

WHITE BUFF AND GREEN HOLLANDS. COLD BoRDERto
and PAINTED in great variety and Elegant Designs on
HAND and TO ORDER
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
OswegO Canal Open.

OswRGo, Tuesday Nav J, 1866.
The 0swego Canal is in good nayisable condition. and
the boats passing freely.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Announcements.

THEODORE TILTON, FREDERICK DOUGLASS, s. F.
Cary Horace Manu. Neal Sam Slick Plato, etc. in ALL twenty
iusrson with E,hnology Phenoogy Physiology Physosnomy
Psychology aud other interesting matters in May No Pictorial
PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL. 20 cents, or syear for 81.
FOWLER WELLs No. 389 Broadway N. Y
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

C.R. BRoADBEST, NJ. ID. has arrived at his office,
No. Broadway N " where he can be consulted free on al dis
ease. n the uu Throat Caah aud Consumption, the hrst 10
dsy OF each and every month to o'clock lie detsc,
your disease al once
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

ROBBERS, ROBBERS THE OFFICE Of the BURGLAR
ALARM TELEGRAPH which protects iuvsby and without damage
onna site CIV Hall. H. uoLxBs