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New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
Gorpor1iion Noi;css.


Corporation Noi;ees.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-The Committee on
said Bosd the City Han on WEDNESDAY Maya lt6 at
o'clock M for the Iafp0se Of considering the Doa pfesent
In tie Board o ien ios TIE wdng OF "e's street ron Osl
An perseus IN sor Ct oppeea the proroel improvement
invited 10 at1end MthAE.s AOhlONt
BERNARD REILLY.
Committee on streets
NKOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ SEALED PROPOSALS will be received tl Oisce tlotlnss
City Hall PaTk) II O'Clock Of MDtDAk the 3nh Of Ap
1866 the construction Of WHARF sd coz shiD At or no
Proposal indorsed Proposal for consucr " Nta ans
Coal or near foot o Olc1nded teyeniy tId ~
Harlem River together with tie name OF the BIDDER ana o Of ~
Pans ,pd speciscaon, of the work b. sppen
the Engineers Office No. 13 Fast Eishty'slH l.a ro1sn'
Blank forms o Bids be obtained % application 10 Ae @o'uI
Clerk at this Ohce . o,,,,,,,.,,
RohG Z; DARaACH Aauodac. Bes,d
OFFICE cRoAoS AauEDUcT BoARp, April 10 1860.
TE,UE COMMITTEE on LAMPS and GAS Of the
Board Aldermen will meet on MO ODAf 'he IN inst ~
Y m for purpose Of considering ne following eA"os AM fs'
W5.rsa, Tho c1orbtsn po paid sy The Psoge q 'h. ~
Tor very inferior quality Of both for public end ioneso o
~ on, 81 1. and universal sud mposs ug2h s
the duty o seeking for and ppyns rse1' "
R,sd That tho Commee Lamp, and Gss be and ,hey &s
hereby directed fully nvestiest the eniire sJec' nv %
pson be Instituted between the coz, sud qnay oi s 49,
ty presen g companies aud ,hat . . ban h lie C,y
ovenneD with the duty Of spPyns s of pssc o
d,fed ard that the Committee repS. neieo. ~
du A. In their opinions will be best cscn atei 10 attain tAe e.s'H
oa- cheaper and gas Os illuminating lGf''e'@' S
Al persons Interested respectfully reqpesisdto sppe "k's'
further notice. tHW' ahsg. deFhks, & SfEssS Committee
WIN. Ely,
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IovzR y J.. Mir,h %. 1860.
This Bs having ssneni,I,d m charter aad eea'ed business
NOTICE. hvl.by gwen that tie ol'4nde circulating s..cs issued
by the tuu Hauk Dover redeemed by be- Ic.den and
Cashier n e village Of Doyev ani by TIE ,cf sn National Bank
n DE City 81 ll such as notes u be rTo
-rted wiIA ONE YEAR hol - di- 81 tt notice Or e funds
eid by &C Bark frlr % .Ih outstanding Hotf VII De
diet. ru'ed amour r. ft0rstoiirrf
T notice sy.u aeordce with the provisions = an o.. 81
Tie state of ir~v en-d =. enable the Vren Hank
Dover the County of Morris coe bus,nefs iqaiae ~.
aud redeem ecu!l;g notes thn aaed
time sppfsy.d March 20 lli6 -...
avail O. NJ. liNAN. President.
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Iuantiag

TaEAsCly lrPAtr. sI Arri 10 lra
NTOTTCr il herchv given tlat fii' A -t.ant Treas
~ rru o. s. a. Nes} .rk rh lrrI. ad Ho.ien aaf tae
u,aifed p,posarv g b-tro e iyr Doe 1tel 10 d'.on
rr-ry4e trIr.. account si .H1 ln if '@nf
iufi hte cat peg infH. 'n ald t'rf D. 100
al dee crrlLf.s puflluels ah4 lA44 "i" = i!
.nff ..t-r.r. arr1fl.
Orrd 20 l.y Of tiv rnd rr'n flrhff notice, s.f Atut
I-..sr,fs and u.ent.t U-n0H iv wl receive slch u't' h
laa ury ai Ir tAtrtior t.-tf s.' tefi n"sHpJsh
.l eauI l ia. tuirr r.ie. ts lc a' "t cii itF
.r-,f. 90. .C.rtLJ NJ. .... OIL .fJ nd f.r lr'a..l
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.gnsurante Companies.
DERPETUAL POLICIES.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
Nos. IOS and II0 BROADWAY, EEw-YORH.

CASH ,0go,o0o 90
Assets JANUARY /, IS6O.."........ 1,G4J,SSi Ss
The Metropolitan Inranes Company New Yo being convinced
70 a ssccssy peed in Europe nd 10 some OF s o.nsf
sl OF ..e Union "a iedei to ado.t me '.u,g ~ ,s %
mode Of nsalins vii 5r e1uhuel 20 dTeug ghoues exclusive
l m On he issaug Of the policy deposit with
the opssy ur may be agreed no; to exceed toe agra
"a long The properly stands parry desIe. 70 continue tne
ns5aac- Iiaep property od 70 provided th the iuIlnee
t nl ha elect to terminate the Insurance or the
. s BE- Terminated By abose uenuou-t the ASSURED sI
be- ei 10 oack tho whole deposd hye per ee.
which, w.,h ne tho premium re'eved BY the
ap,ny re..rve. 70 io heretofore tho sh, to cancel
pv & o. a. notice ia, whole dep9'it without sny
1c.n ~ be- getlfael % The ssnrej THIS is cen DC waved
by the Coapny when parties going abroad desire to be secure against
An example Of the practical wording Of thl' system ia here pre-
IN bas t,use which te desire Tor 5000 the
nua Dremiu that BIZ 20 tn years premium Is $40 l,
.um dey5.ed with the Company, makes The Insurance F@PA1~
When lie y Is sold or the assured dcsirrs to abandon the In
l5 II COMPANY elects TO cancel he receives Bis "n'' S'
SAY t ,s s5sle lie method Of inarng the of dwellings
Where permanent security especially de'sole rendering unnesr
say ie constant wachulne now required - 9iar, 20 ps
policy gug uucky moment eannot iih To- DC pieYeu
ana i,s ,,eTt In thi, Ciy forming n nniny the
en'o % ~ o. ~ ,,, Ind hi. systern especially vauabs for
Insurance renewed from TO year The best mem
cries 5omstnes @ erd u'n forery Oh Non @ [ -. ce
Tor their sole support may ti,spresI m an hooi-enes p [
BY d,ro, ned never to Se eae~d ognn ea'sV where oeu"
/ s,ucss cal tor its disreuinnance. ,,t -,
Keeps aiye without watching Insurance ny t uesnou 9 ~ =,
onr. cheaper a. Thus, 80 W costs say SE %
rer sulun dwslAuSi While 90 w. me am9s, 20 ~
runs 10 tl' way yen ', w TO- Nh, nv. ne, cont retained
when deposit T.ramedkD Ds the average annual premium"
~ 8obt tha, ss fs =. this simple md ccny.nnt sy'eH
be,ocs nnder.tood will fully commend seft all ussreI' Of
dreings few will think protecting them on spy Other pan
Fu explanation. = tho working = plan under every yssS
viii be furrihed on application to me company
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Ueo0ins CARDS. Sc.

ATWM. EVERDELLs SONS No. 104 Futon-st.-
"a WEDDING CARDS al ZINE STATIONERY lE'sbl.hsd
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Ghantes for Dueincss Hleu.

4 WELL-ESTABL1SHED GLASS SIGN BUSI.
MSS for SALE Terms low Apply at No. II Fnnon-st
SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED--With $40, 600 To
- $1,000 Capital in CASH AUCTION BUSINESS, years
ess2.hed Addes, AICIIoH sih real name. Tribune Office
&S MnM WANTED-A PARTNER with the
RCSOOOs above anount 10 Ia established
business for psticaars Inquire Of C. FLETCHER, No.
100 Watsrs, tTst floor, Hew-foTk.
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6orses, Carriages, &r.
CARRIAGES-No. 633 BROADWAY-300 Car
~ all styles selling 20 less than former prices
Jobs ior cheap oied by removal from No $50
Broadway. C WITTY, No. 6Ja Broadway.
LNOR SALE-At No ~ Pke-st., / one horse shift.
& HstOp BUGGY WAGON, in good order. Also 0oAr.
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NTEWYOKK and HARLEM RAILROAD COMPA-
y NT.-SOIlCE 70 sIO,kHCLuEA--Ilr ttH--i derd,l
loT ,hire,n Directors Of t Company ~ - rcfns vii b.
ld q Dice Office or The tamf .n..f u t.'' aF- h-a 4"tny
.1th IT,. on TUESDAY. tne = iaf q ffH r-ft
polls be opened iom j. ecs at noaa un' No. CT
tla day. 90, q,
dy Il Asy next, uLI goca, CT t, t dy ol 3'y neft
81. 10 EHEt-OH,
Nan.Ynt All p. Illf E---.--Ia ~ L,--.Ll-T.
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
JAugs TouIEER GRAHAM, fRAFELN IT, DELASo
g,n-rT Nf &. 1RtHAa Henry sAHisH,
FuWAED A. 5TANsBuRT bOLkr D: ' LIN
Te.~..f g tanyru JOuN A. tRAUfH
I,-l, q wc,v,trg GlIBVEr l.. REEcKstH,
ro"rTrfrt, n n orcorT gHARLEs r. KUKfAsD,
Nr.,r,. il .rnoro JasgPH B. NAnNUu. j.,
JON. =. UEsDERsoN " AispN E. ask
u,.-rs rAres EbwARD MAc0ABeR
p...,f., "A IrrNey J. LOniAEE GrAHAd, jr,
suugL d BRADFORD -.
JANIS LDfIM.N GRAHAM, PlefIent
UpgERT -. g GftA' An Vice President
JANIS LORiMER GRAHAM. jrr .
H. ~. POfTER. Secretary. second '4ee'i i'~"'"''
MW. H. MfnSN ORTIZ. AFsIsaui Secffiafy
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INNS, oKlNs AID FUR5'
YEaETAnLIa.

Asparagus e abundant nnI lower INo sano may ne
said of Rueub poi4iocs ore advancing with sclrciy
but 1 o Of week or Two wh be coming n more
freely by the cilas. About tJt neF ias ht,e D,tR
rerrei during p week aud boxes rm4tle'. Iuriips
are scarce .nd very high scns a - by tie single barTeL
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onrca Carat ,a1psAp Coq ~, %. Srr fEH,rg.

Nra orr t.H|.I I..1
NOTICE is hereby ciyen that tlc ANN Al NELI-
- 1856 o. tr $50 ttoirr- of the Cent Do iaa' tuFry =
.~yIsy trot zine Director t. fcr g. tc ltrH HoIi cn'ets
VAL h- ed ~ tc otHe q De totl4-ly tt'' lf +, ''i
bstareu the .nuf c y cC4l-A 3d. lu4 -f u OF i
DAY. tac ilth af f.y r"1'
Tue rsls.cI b,o4t v.l Del cc r1 le sr q 20 te l4
ITO. .uo f.'lNi-is p |'At 4i'''a'ff
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Nlnrble AlaHielS.

A UGUSrUS TtBER s. BRO, Wholesale
~ Dcahr. in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLES No. 1l9
Naerst NrwlorS ltnn aud American Marble 10 blocks aud
Sial' atautIy on hand -ui cu' o ordsr
NgAEBLE MANiELS.-Thc best place III the city
IA psgchsse MARBLE MsNTtLS. tho aies, des AZ very
low Or es NJ A. kLsBFR Mbbs WORKS No 100 East l3,A
Ji.ye y. Y MneI ut no in %" country Cut US o.
MARBLE MANTELS Floor liling Monuments,
A leo! STONES i c te rhas,i d, wo'esle prices ie'I
hrte suu a I..,oiicl so.k FlSuEE BIRDS STEAM MAR
Bile WORKS. Nc. u % 100 tpt iiou'tons'.
MARBLE MANfELS ana FLOOR TlLlNG-At
iA J. C. BOYLEs Steam Marble " otks Nos ard - East
lo 20 Of broadwsy large assortment or hiud
AZ ARW.EIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior in
" appearances durable aud hall the piee Of marble r.
B STENAkf No H05 sixth and No. Broadway be-
3s;h and Sth-st,. N. Y
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furnilure.


bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of war
Sulie.' plain ornamental n. r tAhRINGIUNS. No ses
Cana T.. opposite NooioL tHablshrd l5sh
ENAMELED FUKNITURE.-The largest assort-
IL q Enanleei. Chestul and oi Walnut BEDROOM
SUITES In this Also MATTRESSES STRING BEDS. Sc,
81 good. rerfos ntrd Mt the old established house
WARREN WARD SCo. No. 277 canss,.
B1OR SALE-One Gilt Frame, French Plate MIR.
B9R (gsss by 22 with marble aud brackets and
two cornicts Price sla Appy At No 90 Ea,, Eevenhs
FURNITURE of every description-C Carpets and
BEDDING Parior and Bedroom suites Oitco.hs &c. a, BEN
DALL6 SCOTS Nos 13 and 2 Hulsout, ofIanA Of.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS WE'LL &
4 BRAUNsDORF Nos Us and ~ Rivinston wYork.
through their long experience sud superior facilities IN manufacturing
hal this Ciy All phlse respect
fully invited 10 call goyr Furniture OF Kind always hand
In iuil suites on otherwise.
EURNIrURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, LIBRARIES,
&C. BOUGHT Tor cash d No i23 SXthsvc between Ninth aud
tenth sts laFyr stock Of books always sale.
nFFICE DESKS for SALE cheap If called for this
" week. -. MERRITT No. i8 Beekman..,.
DICKHARDTs Extclsion PARLOR BEDSTEAD
took silver slrlo m Fr American lusltte entirely d
lo .o bed It has equal spring and hair
sae.room No ~ ccks.. Of sullivan Ao Furniture
hand and made 70 order
DEFRIGERArORS-At r. Il J. M0WBRAYs,
i.lgsrors Iewaer Pitchers Water Coolers,
Britannia Ware
au.,i-s Stoves Ranges and House Furnishing Goods
7ss1ss,srzz
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GONE yerv valuable NiNIFACIuRlNG SIot Is
- ior ALE as .ae cvacr ii r's 'foa - a' y, !,
i'a.trr,i %, ala ln Ncsl "a. AI-rit Mt.tFAClCA
1850 >IONA rfiiHr- tf
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plpioeno Notites.

THE AMERICAN FxcuANGG N.yi1SAt NASK,
NEw.YoHK Arrl ~. 1865
4 SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE PER
~ CENT hos tecutecrcd payable fee o Government Tax
an anrft 1t dy of My next The ran books viii be closed
tho list inst, and TcoPcned Ga the 2d day Of May.
f.. WILSON. Cashier
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nlacbinern.


prick MAKING MACHINES, Brick Presses,
'''' a; ' T. e9lsstf ,5.ll. AZ ,i..s as
RRICSsONs CALORlC ENGINES.
~ cLgE n9o & 9 e,,sm Sab NJ a d. iao PaSo. , syTg '3p 3
.gP3ai Cotton Gins s"- S,ss 5''i iE6eINSoy ''''"S
''-l' No. rs Dos's -, cor Had,on..,. Now.York
ENOR SALE-A 100 Horse Power Olclllating
STEAM EVIlNE. Adlrss q. a. GoDANE. " Ier.y 81
MNE HYDRAULIC PRESS 40-nch pla,en io..nch
N m Ss gSc aP 5 81 s' al ' osl asclat 1ppy
It. ". CASEY. @o. 6ol Hro'teay. ----------
CfEAM ENGINE Tor SALE-One seGQad-hand
hyo ie sri ~ a peii-ct "e.me oder Can be seed ron
urg che oi Of Toe tg''. y Nenl e rias u,e>n
10 j. RUSSELL Mana,,uE.Ds comrauy GIeruiield M's,.
A,rhTlONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM En-
- & "a s3e,' Fay HsIp fow Ps ~ snG mo kor .e'ef Ss
Dcy e.. 3 s. Works. r.'euou, y J.
GTEAM BOILLKs for SALE-Two plain cylinder
> HuiLEas 81 e by. ft ehs' second .,Hd A2ply to
TUJU. BAILEY, Manufacturing ColraDy No. a3 FHi',
'gHE HARRISON BOILER a safe Steam Boiler
hhs5iH{rshFGTy FROM EXrLosoN n dr,i cos, sad co q
feri'. d.Ib g''no@y Of ,' hoe5 ,,y 's'' u ''P'
r. IS orei % con.raon d, c;.ton hollow sphere' each
ct c- ia e1teu diameter AID h"e es' Of an inch tEi's
ee pberc' W l 'os't.I oy wfohiita r. boz, WA ~ sss' al
a.i pressure very .1slw aAenei as It is - punching or Ive'
wlca tir strength of the wrought iron boiler Fae a5o
por. 20 square inch IT CANNOT BIZ BURST UNDER AM
PRACTICABLE STEAM PRESSURE.
iida pTe.e which Hlst rupture IN odnary boilers
every t boz W bccques safety valve No other sran genern.o
o,t's thi property q e.. extreme pressure without IN
Ilsy o. fsof ant thus rrnyfutIug tissstcf
Isis 4ic ty corroton which soon ceitFoys tue wrought
boiler M cxpoons rom this cause Il has economy
arising rom TIE large extent and ueur
s Lrls suTac from tte waved line oi
SUFFICE h tnor1usAy mixing the induces better com
bsnr the fame the heto be moro efeetuay
absorbed than Co. the ordinary tubu sr cylinder boiler
gets ~ quickly end with e fuel. Il produces super
tppaau and i not liable 20 piming
ri,cr ,hs1 60 is H. difficult place, Of
.cc..s boiler be pot through opening loot
square. readily clearet inside and Under ordary crcnm
Dep; om permanent deposit by blowing tie water
caicy uit. iul week Il rlsrcs no special
injmed parts be renewed with Frra
god The eater Of the boiler
all never need wai uuess unfairly i.sd.
boiler ie increased rStrn, by simply adfns 20 its
width bsilg the cun o single ft It's strength
Oh las rss w, gtt and akrs less than
oeis ground She ordinary cylinder b5r without beiug
inesasel l At. Any kud Of fuel may be used from tie most
There Of these
IN best establishments in gland aud IA hs
ry pa~iug and specifications fee Of chasse For circulars
rrces sddrrfs JOSFPH HARRISON. HAson Boiler WORKS
Ofy Ferry Rood adjoining uiiei states Arsenal fhaeoph Pa
rgNHE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
l. tie OsLY BRICK PRESS that the PERFOhA
TORS or EXTRACTS TtE AIR FROM THE CLAf while inhe
n hr ONLl PRESS IN USE that capable Of making pressed
'ucs THAT VIII NEITHER CRACK. CHECK, cr WARP IN
" hNlSG g. profess 70 do ul,atofs and
caution the public against thos mposi!ons L. { NOobkuFf,
r-sIdsnt. No. rs Broadway.
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THE CgSraAL NATIONAL BANK CRY oP NEw YonK
Nrw YORK, Apni 10 1866 I
hlNIDEND--A DIVIDEND oi SIX 90 PER
H CENT l.bcen this day declared II tie profits II tho ias,
,S months Payable from Government the let day Of
Msy
Tue Transfer Books will be closed nom he 25h MS % My
Inclusive UENHN A. SNiItE President.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

Usn.o STAYS TREt.CGT frr .ss.r ufPt t'EfNT
CCHEDUITS Of (30) TulEIf o. mlge G-2o)
- fFETWI PONs payable T.. 3. So II.. s" d. a'y
f f.rr.I r exam, ~ irss... 1 tc bairi
States Treasury. d. 4i. - l'i -H-
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MEATS.
-. Ill. to,r,x and veal IA hard 10 sell We

footIAt 40 - - IN ellve. ard bri,c,
o1-' = a itts cloice AZ .j, Dressed i- worth eJet
sane lres or trie more. Pigeons como IL "a such
Dad order we drop quotations. We qlV'e'
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hapings bauKB.

bapings Banks.
NEW-YOEK SAVINGS BANK Eighth. avc. cor.
~ rer 81 Fourteenth s-slN PER CENT INTEREST fee Of
Mey l.
H. H. BuLL Secrctsry TuOMAs CIRIsTY. President
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THE PRoDIGAL.-Mr. Henry j. Raymond
has returned to the fold, and has been Tor
three consecutive days working in favor of
the Republican party. The principal cause
of rejoicing at the prodigal's re turn is that he
brings with him "them $2O,OOO," of which it
is now possible we may have some account
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Has the Executive Righ. to a Policy 2

Has the Executive Right TO a POIioy2
Hon. A. G. CATTELL, Just elected Senator
from the State OF New Jersey, has exer-
cised the Democrats terribly by the asser-
ton in recent speech shat the President has
no right to policy" Mr.. Cattel has struck
the keynote o the present contest. Under
our form of government the President is
simply the Executive. His sole duty is to
see that the laws are executed. The power of
making laws the people have reserved to
themselves, and any interference of the Exc
cutive with the law-making branch OF the
Government is gross violation of the privi-
leges Of that body, and step towards the
overthrow of the Government. The President,
it is true, may in his formal and official mes
sages advise Congress, but when he has done
that, he has exhausted his functions in that
direction. Such q thing as the President
having "policy," comprehending things
which must go into the form OF laws, and
covering perhaps the most important inte-
rests OF the people, and OF his endeavoring to
force this policy upon the country and upon
Congress through the power which his official
position gives him, is a thing which was
utterly unknown in the earlier history OF the
republic, and is directly at war with the spirit
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IJ0sEPHP MUMFoRD, Cashier of the NATIONAIs
BANK OF 1HE REP BLIU. do solemn y swear that
ana belief. - "Ns'
I022w JOSEPH P MUMFORD Cashier
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hCe5@ 5@MUJAVIRO.-WE COPY THE FOLLOW
ing mentorious notice OF this most delicious
perfume ON FOrney's PTeSs:-
MUJAvIRo. - This delicious new perfume tor the
handkerchief is without rival for dellcacy, durability,
and richness In fact OF all perfumes the fragrant
Mujavro (of Russian orgn be called the quintes
For sale by all the principal druggists r. Ia 6mip
nSSY@ NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.-JOY,
CoE & co N. f. corner OF FIFTH aud CHEs-
NUT Streets, Philadelphia, and TRIBUNE BUILD
INGs New York, agents for the "TELEGRAPH," and
20 6m4p JOY CoE co.
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f9g MISS ANNA Z DICKINSON
AT THE
ACADEMY x OF MUSIC,
Thursday Evening, October 4,
The First Great Lecture Of the Season.

Subjcct-"THE REJECTED STONE"
Equal Justice, Rejected by the First Builders,
must form the Cornerstone of the New Republic
This is entirely NEw LECTURE, and will be de.
Hvered for the FIRST TIME In this city.
Tickets for sale at RUAPLER'S Music Store, corner
5EVEhTH and CHESNUT streets.
Reserved Seats cents
ADMISSION cents
PrOscenium BONes.....
Private Boxes in Balcony. holding six persons. $500
Doors open at clock Lecture to commence at 8
O'Clock. 929tf
e~995@ PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 10. ls66.-
~ O the Hon Leonard Myers. Member OF Con
gIess from the bird DIstrlc of Pennsyvana Sir: At
Jse S S GC%s CEhI
resolution together nth other proceedings,
heso, ed, Tbst vote of thanks be rendered to the
in which he nded the tefess Of 0as bas
ness having stood almost aim one in his advocacy OF
minutes meeting he JSns ~ iSSs rr po.,,,
Attest-CHARLEs BAKER secretary 1t
n9g~ NEW PERFUME FOR THE Han DKERCHlEF.
PHALoN's "Night Blooming Cereus.r
PHALON'S "Ntght BlOOminS Cereus.'
PHALON'S "Night Blooming Cereus."
PHALON'S "Night Blooming Cercus."
PHALON'S "NIght Blooming Cereus."
A most exquisite, delicate, and Fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the ard beautiful flower which
II takes its name.
Mai ufactured only by 6l3ws
PHALON s. SON, New York.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
ASK FOB PHALoN STAKE NO OTHER
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THE CITY TIE M"
FOR THIS WEEK, is OUT.
For SALE EVERYWHERE.
REMARKABLE NUMBER.
SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED, In the highest style OF
art, rom designs By our best ar lists
IlE OUTLAWS SECRET A Brilliant Novel.
III Val MONTE An Italian Tale
BEWARk OF : HE ENAMEL Illustrated
REMlN NlSCtNCES OF AN OLD TR WELLER.
The PERI Gus ESCAPE.
BREVlTIES, Etc Etc. Etc.
BASE BALL.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
An Ice Picture.

During the late cold snap drunken man.
named Rolston. was thrust out of dog
gerry at night in Phillipsburg, Pa. to find
his way home the best he could. Failing
to find the bridge across the Mashannon he
dashed into the creek to wade it. but failed
lie grasped bough AN over hanging
tree and soon the fast congealing water
cemented close about him n tomb of ice.
which stretched from shore to shore. Two
days after this he was found standing there
rigid as an lcicle, imbeded In the frozen
element seven inches thick, his body in
clined little forward. eyes astare. and des-
pair picture on his features.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
Emigration TO Tcxns.

The Texas journals represent the tide of
Immigration to that State as continually
llowing and ndincreasing. Texas has suffered
less than any of the other Southern States
during the war, and has vast extent of
public domain available for new settlers.
Being less exposed than her sisters to the
lneulslons of the Federals. she became a
place OF refuge for unfortunates driven
from their homes; her material wealth was
Increased thus, and at the cessation of hos
tllitles she was, financially. in a far better
condition than could have been expected.
With all these advantages, and salubrious
climate she needs only Reconstruction" to
give to her development an impulse which
will be irresistible
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

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