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Aqua dc MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle.
mems boon The Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person.
render the skin soft and fresh to prevent eruptions
TO perfume clothing, &c.
1t oVercomeS the unpleasant odor of perspiration.
1t tremoyes redness, tan. blotches, &c.
ltcures nervous headache and alays Inflammation.
tcools. softens and adds delicAcy to the skin.
ltyields asubducd and lasting perfume. s
Itcures musqueto bites and stings Of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers, It Is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Perfumcry, or Toilet " ater after
wards.
DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
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The Confederation Excitement I'm
New brunswick.

New YORK, April 10.-The Herald's
Fredericton, N. b, special says: In the
Upper House yesterday morning the anti
Confederation minority presented protest
address to the Queen. The Lower House
will adjourn at three o'clock to-day, when
the members of the Government, who have
been in consultation all day, will it is re-
ported, send in their designations. The ex-
cltement is still very great
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ALLOOCIk,S POROUs PLAsTER,s.-


ALLOOCK'S POROUS PLAsTER,s.--
A celebrated physician says he was amazed atthe
great number of beneficial indications produced By
one Of these plasters. he Afirms that headache
cured BY one worn just below the breast bone; tina
one placed over the navel will cure Mysteries, as wei
asdysentery, and affections Of the bowels" y
cdlla CURE OF vARIC0sE VEINS.
koys CITY PoNT. Va, January "a, 1896.
.ssT. ALLcocK Co. Seeing your notice in tho Po-
'scs 6asstts, got four Of your Porous Pastersand
placed them on the parts where the pains were most
severe, and inless than twelve hours could walk as
well as ever. could hardly believe IT, was 50 we'll
pleased, wanted to see if the lameness would
come back on me or not. 50 did more walking that
day thaa bad done in a week. The next day Ihad
some pain, in my hip, but put on plaster there
and in two hours the pain was all gone. nor have
felt ii since. Certainly they the best application
for the relief and cure Of pains IN the joints and
back, and for varicOse enlarged veins have ever
known, and would not be without them on any ac-
count. Yours, truly. fe
aprO-d&win JOSEPH GATEwoOD.
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Now YORK. StocK mnrket-AnriI 1n.

STOCKS-Dull; U. s. 6's 81 coupons 1917; do
8l Registered l0I1l 5.20 coupons '62 I032S; do 65
le416; SIS 1910 Coupons 9l1i Treasury notes s-IO
I'd series, 1905: Tennessee 6s 90H Missouri 8s 72K
Ohio q Mississippi certificates b. TO- 2Is<: New York
Oenhal b.. 80, 021<; Erie a. Hudson lO51<; Reading
lolhi Michigan Southern sOJE; Illinois Central li4
Cleveland a Pittsburgh 792l; chicago North est,
ern 251S do preferred. 5IJs; Chicago Rock Island
TeIe Huae Preferred GAY.
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XXxIxth 0ONGRFss--.lst Session.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 4.
SENATE.


SENATE.
Mr.. sAULsBGTY presented a r.soIu.ion rest-
frmlng tho resolution adopted by the 6enate IN
July, 1851 that the CONDUCTED Tor NO 0tn OF
purpose than 10 re-esta5lish the Union. with tie
rights Of the Stairs unim mpaired and ndorsing Ie-
ident johnson in his efforts t0retore peace and har-
mony on that basis.
Mr.. SUMNER objected TO the present corsidera-
tion of the resolution, and IL went over,
Mr.. SALISBURY gave notice that No would call
up the resolution again on Tuesday next.
The bill TO reimburse the State Of PeunsylVania
for war expenses was passed. -
The bill to grant OO00 acres Of the public land 10
aid in constructing ship canal from Lake Superior
TO Lac La Belle in the State Of Michigan, was
passed. -,
Two thousand copies of the Coast Survey report Of
1865 were ordered tO he prlntod ,
A resolution was adopted that the Secretary OF the
Senate present to the Secretary Of State atested
copy Of the Civil Rights bill as pa sed by two-thirds
Of both Houses. 80,
to amend the Postal laws, which reduces the fine for
injurng mail matter, or letters or boxes from $1,000
to $500, as a substitute for Senate bill.
The bill making grant Of lands to aid in the con-
structon of the Southern Minnesota railroad was
passed.
After Executive session. the Senate adjourned.
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Town Elections in New Jersey.

NEWARK, N. j., April 10.-The town cleo
tions in Essex county yesterday resulted in
Union successes. The Democrats carried
three out of nine towns in the Board of
FreehOlders, which last year was a tie
The Unionists have now ten majority.
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Reputation Established |

Mrs. s. "A. saICe1s Is t1'SsIy n
public benefGct9'eSS, and her
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cedeSsted. Her fame and
her discoveries hare gone
abroad, and to-day she Is
in her lime the largest man
NfactMreSS fSs the IUOrId.
Everybody Interested.
Youth and old age are alike
benefited by the sESe Of Mrs.
s. I'll. .gIEeM'S Worlds ZEGtr
ReStOreT and Hair Dress
ing. They act directly 1spO1s
the roots Of The hair, causing
LMIH1'iN1sE g1'OaOfh and beGsS-
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grey or IUIsSfc by sickness or
other causes, aCtJ soon be re-
stored to its n0tMF0I color
ana Oe0aESy. D(GstCGrfgn et'(E0s
tcGted EOreUer. The Hair
falling stopped. The nsOSt
delicate hcGd-drcsS or bO1l-
1eeEc01t beGUO9'9: eOithOSEt fear
OfSOtIi1Gg. The NsOStdeE6gIbt-
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yOEth, and retain IL through
life, tCStIsOsCt delay purchase
n bottle of each of Mrs. 8. II.
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Thisis the most delightful and article
discovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to pOary satin texture of ravishing beauty
imparting the marble purity Of youth. and the de-
HnOIo appearance so inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan reckles, pimples and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, tIanSparentand suootb. 1t contains no ma
terial injurious to the skin. ParoniEed by Actress
es and Opera Singers. It is what6very lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. so cts.
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Address all rders to
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. Now York.
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New i Ork Cattle Nlarket-Aprll u.

The current prices for the week at all the markets
are: +--- a
BEEF CATTLE-First quality per head SIT 90
@ls co. Fair to good, SIG OO9l7 90; Common, Ella 90
OLA so; Inferior, $I2 90 gl3 so. 80 I
COWS AND CALVES-Extras. per head. AsOa
800; First quality, $50 O00s0 90; Ordinary SOS 90
@75 90; Common, $50 OOs6O 90; Inferior, Slo OO@
so 90.
VEAL CALYES-First quality, per lb, I2@lsc;
Ordinary, li169lSc; Common, lOk@llkci Inferior.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Extras. DER head 20 90
0lO O0 Prime quality, 81 O09S co. Ordinary, IS 500
so; Common, IS 00a5 so; Inferior, e3 5Oe4 SO.
SWINE Heavy corn fed, per ID, l0k9lONc
Light and Medium, lo%@lOkci Still-red, l0X
@l0kc. h la r8N ~ Z
There has been another radical change in the
market for Beef Cattle. The supply was small and
above last weeks quotations. Cattle were ordinary,
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EDWARD T. DeLANY,
Attorney at Law.

WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO
w all Professional business intrusted to his care.
0FFICE-In Parsons Building, Southwest Cor
ner High and Town Streets, Columbus, Ohio.
dec7-dAWGm
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
.BeG. Davis 10 be Removed 10 Rich
mOnd.

The Herald's Fortress Monroe special
says: Rumor at Fortress Monroe whispers
that jeff. Davis is to be removed to Rich
mond on writ of hdbedS corpus. Fears are
entertained that he cannot live through the
coming summer if not released, as his
health is growing worse.
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Funds Depressed.

The apprehension of trouble in Germany
and the Fenian agitation in America con-
tinued to depress the funds, and it was re-
marked that consuls on the 2Sth touched
lower point than has been known since the
commercial crisis of 1857.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
STATESMAN 0HFIoR,
TUESDAY EVENING, April 10
u HniATT NHADu nfon

FLoUe-Sales at 90 90 to 90 50 for red, and
80 750Dl0 90 fer white.
WHEAT-0ld Red 81 F59l so; New 81 35@I so; Old
White 81 80; New 81 so. I7-F T'.0-N
CoRN-Sales at lOc.
OATs-30c.
RYE-Saes al 60c.
s HAY-Sales at S7dl8 90.
BBAHs-Sales at o. co.
SALT-Rules at % s593 90 per bbl and firm,
hIsH-White rule at tls OO92O 90 per bbl,
BARLEY-Nominal. No sales.
Broom CORN-sI So = = ..... ...-...r.
FLAX SEED-Sslcs at o. 2592 80 per bush. 20
TIMOTHY SEED-S2 rs.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Nominal
B.. none in market. -
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New York Money market-Abru m.

M0NEY-zEasier with fair business doing at SO
per cent. for call loans
STERLING EXCHANGE-Rather m,re steady
at l06h6lOGA.
,AMERlCAN GOLD-steady; opening at l2ox
declining to l2bh, advancing 10 l26h, and closing
GOVERNMENT STOCKS "A shade easier.
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nArcMELoR,s HAHN nYEI

The Original and Best in the World The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately a splendid
Black or natural Brown, without injuring the hair
OF skim Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed William A.
Bachelor. Also.
REGENERATlNG EXTRACT on MILLEFLEURE,
fOrRestOring and Beau,ifying the Hair.
OHARLES BATCHELOR Now York!
augI8-d&WIV, JII1
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ERRORa OF YOuTH.

GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED FOR
n years from Nervous Debility, PTemat re Lee
cay and all the effects OF youthful indiscretion will
who need Il, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured. Suffer-
ers wishing TO profit by the advertisers experience
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
feb23-Sm No. II Chambers 81. New York.
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All other persons pretending to sell the above Ma
chimes. or improvements thereon. are imposters.
Apl2-lmeod
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PORTLAND, Me-, April 10.-The steamer
Belgian, from Liverpool March Goth, via
Londonderry 3Oth, arrived here at $50 this
morning. Her dates are one day later.
The general and political news from Eng
land is quite unimDortant.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-11

and tne advance was pufely the result of de falling
~ " receipts peals IN steady fair deIntod AZ
and lower "Do'o' mugs ouin
The total receipts Of all stocks At Al yards for this
rk reek were as iollQys: beeyes 8D42 Cows Ias. cal
Unlvo. 1850 Sheepand Lambs 70 $50; Swine 1850
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FoR THE 0om-

WAWJEAl--AGENTS FOtk THE COM
w panion volumes "SHERMAN AND HIS q AM
PAr0ss " bs Colonelsi si5owman and Irwin, and every
page carefully revised by Gen Sherman personally,
4 Coppee. from material furpisbsd by order of Gan
Grant. and tho wh0ie thoroughly revised by Gem
RaWliDs, bis Chief Of staff. The wo form he oHly
oWcfdL rec0rd Of the great campaigns, and The only
,gettd4Ie biographies of the great Generals pub
AltnoIGh ~ dlncrent aHhthoTs' the twoare really
Hence, we have concluded to hereafter give the
agency Of both works 10 tho same persons, IL de-
sired, and between the two a splendid business can
be done in every county. Agents have been n ak
ing from SO TO &2O per day with one alone but all
say that great many persons would buy both as
readily as one, II the opportunity were only pre-
sented.
To mon Of energy and good business cspacity, who
are In sound health and mean uOrk we are rrepared
70 Offer superior inducements. q. f. YENT& Co,
Subscription Book PubliShers, New York, Cipcin-
matt, ChicaRo and st. Louis. -.
april det
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WANTED-A FIRST GLASS CLERK
w 70 attend a Confectionery and Restaurant, st
No. l3 Broad street. have opened snd fitted up at
tie above place, in the best style, large and com
modious rooms, regardless Of expense, and will keep
every thing in my line Of the very best quality, and
solicit share Of the public patr0nage.
aprll.dlW AUGUST HENNEBO,
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Removed from his Old Office.
DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS, West broadway. neal
High street. Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himsel
for sefiesOf years TO tho rea ment Of certain pri
vAte diseases. Eic may beconsulted at his Office
broadway near tho Exchange Bank
N ch26o5m 4 hs
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1D-NOTIOEs = "TO Let,D ssFSf
ale,o NLost,'' "Wants,' "FOumd;',
BOardfnE,o kc., mot exceeding eight
mes, published. in this cOlumn for
80 cents eaca insertion. vi
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

THB FOURTBEyrH-sT. HoMIcIDE-CoHoyER's "
QUEST The inquest the Of Patrick DonIey who died
in Bellevue Hospital from effect Of stab wounds received
Sunday night last, during fight with Daniel aud Milei
OReiy TIE house No. 2J East Fourteenth ST.
was c0ncaded yesterday by Coroner Goye in the above In
stution p1nber Il witnesses examined but Their
testimony substantially the that published IN IT'D
TRIBUNE some DAYS since The jury rendered verdict that
the bis death from stab wound at the ha2ds
of Miles and Daniel ORey but the Jury OF the opiroE
hat the latter is the guilty On tie rendition Of this
verdict the Coroner committed the prisoners TO the Tom TO
await the action Of the Grand Jny They natives OF Ire
land aged respectively and 81 yess The deceased and
the prisoners resided the house where the ARRAY occurred
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
feaal Notices.

DY VIRTUE Of an attachment, issued out oi tn9
er,,e. Cont ~ the NewYork ~ az action ~ %
Coor /, which JACOB MYERS FREDEklCk hE5sSIE,, 80
LANES NJ DYGUT plaintiffs and NlNIoAo s,
ard issued the luf tn IN 80 eo
and an order Of made n ad s,on 20 o ~
i'm ch "a. mad. agd provided sIll SCI u lnhi; s 20
~ he CIV nan in the CRY Of Sefok on TIE 9th cay
Of Nav next at n O'Clock al the t e eni t.r's. ~
Nrhoa and tain b. - Tor me PJrs of
money made By John Kofo eud Aoer We
CIV o Newark County Of EseK M tie state o. Ne"'sJ p
sos the said Nicholas Peaer ia tie Of thirty one oasan1
d conditioned payment 0f fifteen n1aud I'VE huHHts
doars bcarins ISL dsy Of septem5e ii Gig
New York, April II, 1906 JOi4' hNLhi' S'''"'
B RgILLY Deputy sf,rh
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

BANK DEPARrSESr AIPsSY, April 10, 1906
NOTICE HAVING BEEN FILED in this Depart
ment pursuant law, by T. r bILLNCER individual
Iante pieto Of THE BlLLISGER BANK A. Herkimer Her
that tie sid banker has CHANGED biz dcIcet No
heIhy given that the M banker rc.i "a the City Of roo
lyn the said ark vii be conducted
q. w SiHUfLEA, Superintendent
rINHE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK will REMOVE
the h Of May to te Ranking Room Nos IL % ADD 10
Nas'au, npnhos.t corner OF Pme't opposite Un.i states
Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME OURT-CHnmFes-APRL 2o.-beiore 'ua'
fce CLEEXE
HABgAs CORPUS.
Rosanna Ecmare applied to the Court iof tha
c,etody of nor child who was detained Randas Island
Tic oothers account that the child taken by Sy
W. said she desired send her 70 sewing sc1oo 'bs
child wGs detained as a vagraut
The Court granted tie application.
Mr. MeAdam for Telator; SIR. Bedford opposed.
COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-APEIL 25.-Betore Judgp
DAIY.
DECISIONS
Dusenbury agt. Broody-MotOn granted Sea
opinion Bowman act. DsPeyser.-M Motion granted.
Before Judge CARDOzo.
HOGAN ngt peylin-See opinion. Carter agt. TTants--
Bail reduced 10 500 N0sens5 sgt MoreEse-See OPINION
GENERAL lEBA
Champion ngt Joslyn.-a firmed
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM-A APRIL 25-Beiore Juds,
DAIY
COrrpT CAIENDAR-Trra DAY

COURT CALESDAR-THIs DAY.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.--Adio iourned for the
term.
go.
SUPREME CoURT--CHAMBERs--NO l05, 92 81, 81,
&C. I0s ILL., rs 6 H. lie, i9 2l l2i 25 TO- lao CaD
commences st No l3l
SUPERIOR CoUBT--Trial Terms adjourned for tba
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STATE oy SEw.YoaK BAsK DEPARrsENr, I
tLHASY. Am IS. l'tb.

STATE on NKN' IOaK BANk UKPANrasNr,
iLBASY Ann IS. ~. !
NOTICE Is UEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10 Chap.
1889 snd AZ Laws 1865 the
uel 90 the BANK OF NEW YORK Blntng As1caii1n
New ioik wi be- redeemed by
Icrihond-nt Of the Banking department pro,eaou a, tho N
TOSAL MECHANICS And FARMERS BANK in TIE City Of
Albany for sir from the te hereof and not thereafter
Tho ogttads Circulating Notes Of he aid Bank must bo
ssnted aogad within siI from The date hrsol aud all
which shall be pr~cnted foG redemption and
within tbs thu. specified will TO BE- charge the and
IN tie hands q tie sup psrhsndrnl Tor that purpose
lawGm Ap27 q. ". SCHUYLER Superintendent
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Trayplar., EuIdA

To Albany oyiiiudson II. H. Depo, sothst. io,hAve
Hudson River, 7i 10 q. m, a. 8, and 10 2. Har
lem ii and 1t Sunday train. via Hudson River,
p. IA. City run between Chamber, aud S0thst
staii'n ard City Hall end l6ll-st. station.
70 Baltimore snd Wsshu uston, by the NewJersey r. r.,
foot OF Court'ardtst, and 10 a. m, .. M. and 10
midneht Sunday r.
To Boston. by New Loutou iiEe, Pier 80 y r. daily
(Su' day
To Bycn. by New.lisvrr Il. r. via Springfield, 27th-.,
To Boston by New.IIsyen 4 r. lh.st sui stu ave-. Via
Shore LiI- l2t anc .. S-ndNy p
To Csnsndegla Roehe,;e-, Buffalo seiimAca snd West
By Erie Railroad. foot of Chsmbers-st. al :. 10 III.
ard EmisrGnt
10 Greeuport by Long Island r.. foot OF Jame'sp. r.
r. ana Napsub M, snd o.
To Manchester and Long rlch by Rsritaa aud Delaware
Bsy K r. Wis sesmboa, Jcse iloyr from vcr y r. At p
To Hackeown aLi utermeis te s.Stiou' O., Morris md
Essex X. r.. foot Of haEclay-st, a $3.50 by ssIe
road for s'a'ious wet Of Nlbum q, 40 p IA. Nor,
To New.Iinyrn connecting with r. r. ior HI tfora ard
neheldsieamer. leave Peck Sip Is aud II
To New Haven. BY the NewHaven IR, 2lti-s. and iih
sg:. at st............l8 8. III nj l2 Ji5, a. snd
Kingston, landing Al Cozzrns Dock, Conn Ell aui Muion
Mary Powell loot of Dssb.os.esst daily at.... y
Neystink Per No 8! T. r., daily s..........::,. p
10 the West by Central Railroad Of New-Jerscy 'is Al.
lentown. nom foot Of Lihey-st. n. r., a. t, IL H.
sd 8ul SUNDAY tam. 2
To Philadelphia, by New jersey hsiroad ;oo Of Court
lani,st., aud 10 a. n, !! ns, and D. m. and u
ndnlsht sand.y'
landt-sL. and 10 A. D. p u, ana - midnight
To Ncw-orsln.. every Saturday Atlantic and M.''i'
Fsr nnsf. every Thursday Murrsys Line oHce No.
6l aud % South-st.
For ss,s' lah. every Saturday by Empire Line Oaui.
sonls Allen. Ne. 3 bov.us.clccn.
For Ssvnunah. every fhuf'isy, Pioneer Line Per No.
li.''.s..'.'. y
For further Information e. resni to Ri!roai Tine Tables e
yeIilsemouts la auo1AeE ua.t oi tnis paper
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@. NJ. nlNcnMAN. President.
grArE oy y w.foaK. IANK grPARIHEsr.
NtrAsV Artt.. % l.tI.

ALfhsY. ApIi, -. ls6l.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant t0 Chap.
~ 2l6 Law. o 1889 and o. Laws of ~, that to circulating
rhour Bauk Il the city 81 S.ioka hnk
Aso-ltlon n the City of New lofkW be redeem ed
PAT Superintendent sf the Uns Dcps pfrsn.G.
ton Natln Hsnk u r ty OF Albany for
s1 years from the da'e hereof nd not hereafter
The udilg ccu'utug notes u the raid Hsuk b.
-uieI rfor,J within s1 ou r dtr hrrof, and a
nofes pctssd r and with
specified will 10 b. upon the fund Ia
hand, Of tho Superintendent for ths, rulpos-.
i.wtno sprgT %. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
.rLr sroAn /, eonn. IN 80 l-.lL anl lee.Iaas n
nrcrirt. OF rrotnrc.

ARM 2c-Florr, 277G hb. Wai.ty go bNa' Corn
Mo-. 71J bbi.; Go. rii socks; Cor. 2tl3 bush; O,
.5 buell.. Nal 2OlJ bush; Stris. 40 bush: H''f l'
r'.s.. Pork 90 t6i. Clt Mel' 80 psgs, Laid = sa b
Pctro.eurl, CA llis.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
n. Z. Wholssnle rrlce. Of Country prodree.

<fFIrresiy 1HR \. l. 11BUSg ~ Reporter
The following The Of articles In good cOndi
ton "a sold bv comwsjol homes ~ wholesale. shippers
receive 10 10 cent less deducted for beside
freight and other oharees Parties receiving produce to sell
often with hd request that immediate returns bo made cannot
always obi TIE prices ch transient buyers 10 pay
Our cures attended for the farmer than the
chant and prefer not TO disappon by giving the outside
prices Of very choice articles
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
Professional Notices.

DR. j. r. NEWTON, PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN
1If, CHRONIC DISEASES whea the sick without
instantaneous feg misa,sS Dr. Newton
Mansion No. 81 Mark place kbghhs, and viii
At 10 o'clock ~ ESDAY, MAY cordial invita-
,on all well able to PAYS -whC wiihogl
TrceT
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
SALE LEorFORFETTED RAILROAD Tho Weston

> Achisan snd The Addison sui st m 3D. ue Pate
'ni u, taowa o. .-eh h',ing beg i', g. ..e ,i- . 80 u,
,sral been appointed ADD qualified .s. Of e board
Q! ..nn-ioosl' '1r ias ,.d ,eay ,'e! ,d f,i
sou entitled A. At 20 Jrovir of q ae o. crf,n r1 ai' I'd
'ee =, sn "a completion e soIhw Hfa1-a P.,. ,he
re 'siI G E :, , L' ava ,,3 ,r g.,, 10 1io 20, '. "a
suh Commio ey have sooiy 20 te ps'cion 81 tnl boy
Of Api 1905 together with lands tcansns rf'o AID .en .
road H. aad, srpunanecs aud u-b-, fron TO board
Bosd On Or befe he ~ sr,f JIM. a. - ss .i .h
70 te following condition. 10 Section fAe 'sii Ao -
The proposals Of bdier, under the psvion of bs foregoing
@ ,.s sh & @ M pes pa i9r NE re.e,ye f9d' AID ha;
hereby established to the by
The pioe oou,ilersion nd ,h' be y,ybie t.ov
insen tho aIt n''.lnen. riy in one ys'I bs -eoaa in
iaecseT With tn ,a eni nleie, % dyd F.yhsn,, P'y
abe annaiy provided TIA, a. sa I'D ny b. "a At ,ny iinr Ia
either o. TIE bonds or other Ac' Of tie STATE o bond GAF
SscoSa The rolling beonsn. thereto she, be
key; good ,eyeeab condition during hs progress Of the work to
fsS Tie r.s Country Railroad sre,ai ,h b. flashed nom
the Missouri River opposite tho Cy of hsn'a' to the C
sale and abs. be completed los
s tas. and tie .. ' so 'S' d., 1 H. &e'Prn "a, ~ ' =,
completion aforesaid IN sdlaion snd ,pe"irgcure of
roded s, the faithful annual e'to. rquiea n .h section
80 :, .i,i of ,.,.i 80. ,,. d, ~. ,a', nr ,uo ., -.
nary of ia,talneu snd f,oriaed
aud Directors thereof Ged with ito Secretary
ITO "Pe Country RsI2ad." which ha, been the
y. Tsc c.sr1 :4& A Ss G % g :$ 81 81 a. Isg s. ' Of nib n
sou the 'ad flosd having been forfeited to the state Of bis
by thereof under provisions Of Of
General Assembly Of the state of Missouri entitled An
compromiso between the State and Achison and
JophRaiold Company and the Weston and Achson halfoai
COMPANY and 70 secure to The STATE the sy@n, Of certain bonds
road aud @ the Platte Country Railroad &c approved
February l5 1905 possession thereof having been taken with
view 10 It's sale
sd Es,cai located in Norhwe,tern Missouri ia IN cpe.
ton from Weston 10 Savannah hytvO miles. and 4 sufficiently
stocked with and machinery perfect title aud immediate
session will be given 10 the purchaser.
Copies Of tie approved February 1906 and other forma
ton respecting the property Will be- i6rnIed application by let
ter. to JOHN r. HUME, Predeu'. Q CHESTER HARD.
mo- j, Attorney Of the Board Of COnn,oncis Lons Mo-
JOHN Y. HUME, )uo.id OF Conlnl,,oner.
THEODORE s. CASE Platte Coantry Railroad