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important TO FEMALES!

The celebrated Or. DOW continues TO devote his
entire time 10 the treatment Of all diseases incidrN
to the female system. An experience Of twonty
three enables him TO guarantee speedy and per
manent relief in the uorst cases of Suppression and
al other Mems Dsrsagsments, from TAat,r'r
cause. All letters for advice must contain q. once
No Endicott street, Boston.
n. B-Board furnished ~ those who wish TO re.
main under treatment.
Boston, June -, 1861. 1ye4N
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PORT OF GREEN'S LANDING.
reported By .Messrs. Darts. i 10,


ARRIVED,
22nd, Schr Sciota. Thurlow. from Fishing,
Schr. William. Turner, from Fishing. 10Th.
Schr Sarah b. Harris, Wilson. from Bay II
Chaloar. 2Gth, Schr. Gloucester. Gray. from
Fishing. SAILED:-2oth. Sehr, Marcner. tio,l-
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Schr. Jane Brimlle, Hall, Mt Desert for Boston.
END Schr' Cyprus. Wright. Add s,s TOT B's-
Schr. Forester, Haynes, fremont for Rock
land. Schr, Augusta. Braccy. Cranberry Isle
for Rockland. Schr. Vixen. Smalletlge Mt.
Desert for Rocklaird. Schr.. Huntrcss. Carterc
Dennisvillc for Boston. Br. Sehr. An'lrh.
Shraguc. Wa,iman. Five Isles y. :. for Bosions
cath. Sehr, Forest, Cou>cn.. Buehill for Bo--
ton. Schr. Fame, Candage, Bluchl for Rock,
land S,hr. Sarah u. Harris. Wilson. for straits
ir"m Bav Of Ci,alour. 18th. schr. New York,
Dodge. Bluehil for Rockland. Schr, Panama.
Woodward. Ellsworth for Portland.
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Read wha. DIR. scovili says Of ALIENS LIN;
BALSAM
ME>sRs. J. ~. HARRIS d Co;
GENTs-l make the following statement from q
perfect conviction and know ledge Of the be neht. ~
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM in curing the rrofl
Ieep-sea,et. PriMoSAR.h ~, NsSihg R1Hd Old. And
can truly say that il is by far the best cxpeetorsn
remedy with which am acquainted. FOR Coughs
md All the early ntages of Lung complaints, he.
lievc II to be certain care and II every family
would keep 1t by them, ready to administer upo,
the first appearance Of disease about the lnngs.
there would be very few Eases of fatal con sumption
II causes the phegm and matter TO raise, without
Irritating those delicate organs (ihc Lungs. and
without producing constipation of the bowels. IL
also gives strength to the system stops the night.
-went> and changes all the morbid secretion. 10 y
. lihS state. Yours resp. ctfuliy,
A. l.. SCOvH.L.
Sold by {. &. PECK, and all Medicine Desiers.
lIain
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every yosss lady and gentleman in the I'm te
States can hear something very much to .heiradvau!
tge by return mail (feet OF eliza. ge) by adderss
abe undersigned. Those having fears OF being hu
plugged viii etlge by not noticing this card.
othcIs will please address their obedient servant,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
ly1 SCI BrodN ay, New York
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INVASION !!

Do YOU wish to have YOUR hair cautsrxed from the
scalp No. Then beware ofthe new brood Of VII
ricollc and tanstic DYES got up by nostrun -Inohg
err. who bear the relation TO the responsible
4 III,
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PuALON 4 son, New York.
ITCH ITCH ITCH !
Scratch ! Scratch I! Scratch
Wheaton Ointment
Will cure the Itch in As Hours.

Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS. chill
BLAINS. and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN.
Price so cents. For sale by all druggists-
by sending GO cents to WEEKS 4 POTTER
S 10 Agents, 40 Washington street, Boston, il
will be forwarded by mail, I, &C Of postage to any
ne of the United States. lyxe
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DIR, r. X. TAYLOR,

10. y, HANOVER STHfEr. BnsTo>. has for ~
years. in addition to IN. general family prtSte"-
given special attention to the Treatment OF all Dis.
eases oi the blood, Urinary and Reproductive Ut.
gAns and all cumb laints peculiar To women. Good
Accommodations provided for patients who pre-
fer To remain in the city during treatment, J.
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v,IIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI

Il fNtE OF An INVALID.
Published for the bengft and as CAUTION To
YotNtr MIN and others, VIII" suffer from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay OF Manhood, &c cup
nj wing ut the time the Meas of ScltI ure Ky
one who has cured himself after undergoing consh-
cradle guaeker,. by enclosing postpaid addressed
elop-, single copies, free Of charge may be had
OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
Iyi Brooklin. Kings Co NY
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful lndserc,ion. will for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send tree to al who med it, the recipe
and directions for maktcY the simple remedy BY
which he cured Sufferers wishing to prof, BY
the I'D, critters experience, do by addressing
JOHN II. OGDEN,
~ No hap :, n. NpF
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DR.. Mattison's Sure Remedies,
FOR sI,gcIALCAsEs

Csnbe obtain only at his Office, No. Is Union Street. Fro
whence. and sent by In sealed packages see
from oLs,rrIon to all parts Of the c"uotry. They
do NOT sperythi1J, but for their respective por-
poses they posifireiy hare no sqnsi. SS-Cisculari
giving full information wifh the highest tesfimonnfs
also book on Special Diseases, in seated esE!oP.,
sentfr-e. AS-Be und sead for them for without
rsfere.ee advertising ply s.can should be uustep.
ENCLOSE stamp for postage. and direct to DR. NATL
son. No. IS UNION STREET. PKovIDENCE.R. l.
lY3I
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Special Notices.
STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I

Executive DEPARTMENT,
Augusta. oct, 26th, 1ss6. \
An adjourned session Of the ENecutiv" Coun-
ell. will In. held nj the Council Chambers. in
Augusta. on Wednesday the Second day Of No
vcmlsr next.
Attest:
3w4I EPnRSIM FLINT, Sect. Of state.
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Southern BuYerr.

A bottle Of either of the twelve kinds Of &. 4
Richards standard spirt- or Wines.
70 Washington Street, Boston.
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Al the special convention ofthe diocese of
Maine, held at Gardiner On "Wednesday Rev.
Henry A. Nicely of New lork was elected Bisf,-
OPP of Maine.
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Will and complete assortment OF all "ft. A
Rirharl. celebrated bottled Ii quors aud " ines n,
his establishment, .. amp StIeet, New oflcrns.
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You can keep twelve kinds of pure Wines and
Liquors in the house by buying assorted case
of [ A. Richards standard Spirits and Wines.
~ Washington street, Boston,
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over every other in II Is purely vegetable, in
ialtblc am, instantaneous. Manufactured b! j
CIiR1>TADoRE, A>tor House, New York. SOLE
by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
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HALLS HAN, RENEWER

|. the hest preparation extalt for restoring gray
hair 20 its orig inai color, preventing its failing out
and promoting it. growth. II Is also tanti'ul
Hair Dressing. For sale by all drugyistsr lwtl
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a STH NJ a.

Now declared purely n nervous complaint, - Per
fre,iy relieved in most violent attacks with 'Ssrs
OF Il Ia u drops csrh halt hour. Relief aud ,sep
will follow the second or third dose.
ss-eold BY nj Wholesale and Retail Dealers b
Medicine. ut so cents per battle.
John [. HUNNEWEtl, Proprietor.
= actical Chemist. . Commercial wharf, Boston
Mas, awW
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Pirates and Privateers
cRlSIADORO'S HAIR DYE.

bear 10 honest merchantmen Remember that II
experience o years ssand the very highest scientt
cndnI ,eulent-, guarantee the superiority oil
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---Fhe market reports may be suDmcd
up as follows Flour higher, wheat do.
corr do, oats better. beef unchanged, pork
frmer butter and lard heavy, cotton DO,
coffee and Aolasses quiet, wool easier.
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rive ~ correct conclusions.
We saw in Castine. at this Custom House,
about four thousand dollars worth Of liquors, tea
and other goods, which had baan seized by the
Revenue Officcrs n, Struggled goods. There
was a barrel Of sugar Of lead, Il large amount o,
cloves for the manufacture Of adulierated lin.
uors. Nutmeg. were also abundant Bottled
brandy and gin a. we'll rs barrels containing the
same kind of spirits. These goods We're seizc,
on board vessels directly from the Proyin,,
ports.-t Machias Republican.
Mr.. Devereux is one Of the best Collectors
Customs in til" state; and If thcl Secretary ofthe
Treasury has any interest for tn. G Jvernmen,,
or any respect for faithful public officer he will
not remove him to make room for another mere
OIL political grounds. We have confidence that
Mr.. McCulloeh, does feel like guarding the pub.
lie Interests rs far he can. and carry out the
wishes of the President; and it is to hr hoped
that since nothing political can be gained BY
making still further removals that what has
been done will suffice.
THE FREEDMEN.-Rev. Mr. Davis, an agent
Of the American Home Missionary Society
was in town last sunday. anil preached AT Roy.
DIR. Tenney'> during the dry and at the Bip;i.t
house during tho evening. IN the subject of the
Freedmen Of the South. Mr.. Davis presented
the claims ID thi, class Of the South with good
deal of zeal and feeling. We have no doubt
but q vast deal of judirou,ly expended j.
necessary to make these people comfortable and
To prepare them to properly take care of them
selves situated a they are. surrounded by those
who have not the kindliest feelings towards
them: and who are not disposed to give thema
fair chance TO live. When we reenIcct that
these people were always and at all times loyal,
and that they rendered the Union cause and
and Union men, all the aid in their power. we
must fee. ,Jat they lave string claim, upon us,
over and ynove that feeling OF sympathy for the
unfortunate which + common to all. We owe
these people a debt, which should be paid
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months Imprisonment, and to pay the costs o.
prosecution, reprieyed January 10, 1866.
j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of Louisiana.
On motion of Mr.. NOLAN, the above message,
with accompanying docupents, were ordered TO
be referred to select committee of three
Whereupon, the President appointed Messrs'
NOLAN, Duvigneaud and Lotion said committee
On motion Of Mr.. Lott, the executive session ad-
journ ed, and the doors were ordered to be re-
opened.
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary Of the Senate. ~
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MoSpAy Fehrnarr 4 1888

4 MONDAY, February s, 1866.
The Senate met in executive session.
Present. the Hon, Victor Burthe, in the Chair
| Messrs. 4bney, Anderson, Armstrong, Bell
Brownles, Campbell, Cooley, Coco Duyignaud
Egan, Ellis, Fellowes, Foute Gordon, Hough
Kenner, Lott, NOLAN, Munday, Newton of jackson
Nelson, Palfrey, Scruggs, Taylor, WEIGH and vii
coxon--25 Senator'S. y.
REFoRT FROM A SELECT COMMITTEE. ,,4l.,,.
Mr.. Mohan, from the select committee. to whom
was referred the pardons and reprieyes contained
IN the messages Of his Excelency the Governor
submitted favorable report in the cases of william
jackson, Stephen O'Donnell, Samuel johnson, f.
a. Wilson, William Maston and j. p. wager, and
recommend the concurrence in their pardons
On motion of Mr.. Bell, to concur in the pardon
Of William Jackson, the roll was called and the fol-
lowing was the result Of the vote, to-wit:
Yeas Messrs. Burthe, Abney, Anderson, Arm
strong, Bell, Brownlee, Burthe, Campbell, Duyig-
neaud, Egan, Ellis, Felowes Foute, Gordon, Hough,
Kenner, Lott, NOLAN, Munday, Newton of Jackson,
Nelson Palfrey, scruggs, Taylor WEIGH and VIII
coxon-25 Senators.
Nays None.
So the Senate unanimously concurred in said
pardon. 4:oa
On motion of Mr.. Gordon, to concur in the par.
don of Stephen O'DonneH, the roll was called and
the following was the result of the vote, to-wit:
Yeas Messrs. Abney, Anderson, Armstrong,
Bell, Brownlee, Campbell, Duvignaud, Egan. Ellis,
Gordon. Hough, Kenner, Lott Mohan, Munday,
Newton Of Jackson, Nelson, Palfrey, Taylor.
Weleh and Wilcoxon-2l Senators.
Nays-None. NJ
So the Senate unanimously concurred in said
pardon.
On motion Of Mr.. Bell, to concur ia the nardon
Of Samuel johnson, the roll was called, and the
following was the result Of the vote. to.wit. II
Yeas-Messrs. Abney, Anderson. Armstrong
bufIne, beii, BroWnlee, Duvigneaud, Egan, Ellis,
Goraon' henner, Lott, NOLAN. Munday, Newton
q jackson, Nelson, Palfrey, Taylor WEIGH and
Wilcoxon 40 Senators. sst.ss n iz.stF j. is.g
h Nays None.
go the Senate unanimously concurred in said
pardon. 57T357'' N
On motion of Mr.. Bell, to concur in the pardon
Of George Norris the roll was called, and the fol
lowing was the result Of the vote, to-wit: III
feas-Messrs.. Abney, anderson. Armstrong,
Bell, Brownlee, Campbell, Egan, Ellis, Gordon,
kenner. Lott, NOLAN, AIunday, Newton of Jack
son, Nelson, Palfrey, Taylor, Welch and vii
coxon-l9 Senators.
Nays--None.
So the Senate unanimously concurred in said
pardon.
On motion Of Mr.. Munday, to concur in the par
don Of William Maston, the roll was called and the
following was the result Of the vote, to.wit:
feas-Messrs. Abney, Anderson, Armstrong,
Bell, Compbeli. Egan, Ellis Fellowes, Foute, Ken.
ler, Lott, Mohan, Munday, Newton of Jackson,
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Board of Directors;

GEN JAMES LoNGsTREET. Gongssreet, Owen Co. ,
President, New Orleans.
j. c. HoLDREGE, Holdrege, Paxon Foson) Vice presi
dent, New Orleans,
A ~ 'HAHAh President First National Bank New Orleans
T. p MAY, United States Treasurer New Orleans
GEN F. J. HERON, Commission Merchant, New Orleans
SAM DEBOW, Commission Merchant New Orleans
N. G. GRAHAM, Wholesale Grocer and Commission ye-
chant, New Orleans.
]. P. DILLINGHAM;, Dllingham l. Bonner Atto,nsv.,
New Orleans.
EVERETT LANE, Wholesale Boot and Shoe Msrcbant %
Magazine street, New Orleans
A. J. INGERseLL, of Mobile, Ala.
GEN Nj. j. WRIGHT, of Memphis, Tennessee
W. D. GR1sWoLD, Ohio and Mississipp; Railroad
GEN E. B. NICHOLS, of Texas.
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE, of Virginia
u WILLIAMS, Secretary, New orleans
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Circular saw-Min and Steam Engine,
c 2rdsrs for 1 these Gsng Sugar Mills General
etc, promptly Tiled Address i'''A'Aa 'AfS
GEO. M clAPP, Treasurer,
@ OIL c. WARD, AGENT, ~ IL
- So Liberty street Room No. 81. N. Y.
THE Warrington IRON WORKS
Circular Gans sa% M s Fopr a sa
nea snd ~
Tun Tables Iron vessels and Barees aso o Gene sn
sf 'iEs ssa sns EsS1sags
JOHN e G. R q 4 II 4 s 145 E2E
large assortment Of first class Blank Books Also Done
ana FSg paps1s and constantly hand
enng promptly and in the best possible
house in the sity r goods eana quality 10" A' AM
DEnnINazK AND COLTS PISTOLS
snarps, Smith Messons and other makers For sale h,
j. E. HALsEY & CO., AucrovEEss,
And Hardware Commission Merchants,
IS Beekman street. New York
FUNSTON 81 sCOFIELD,
MANUFACTURERS OF
EXCELSIOR FIREWORKS, LANTERNS, FLAGS, FIRE
CRACKERS, ToRPEDoEs, Ere.
Dey Street, near Broadway, New York
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Ladies desiringa
CLEAR AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
should use the
This delightful TOILET ARTICLE has no equal 70, PA
serving and Beautfyng the COMPLEXION and SKIN and
will remove TAN and FRECKLEs, and all other Disease,
of the Skin.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
Depot-74 Fulton street. New York.
PoMPs!.."......PU MPS!-.......PUMPs
STEAM. FORCE, SUCTION
Lifting Pumps of Every Description,
STEAM and GAS PIPES, PIPE end GAS FITTINGS |
AND
EVERY DESCRIPTION
Gas and Steam Filters, eoods
For sale at the lowest rates, by
JOHN B. FULLER
s DEY STREET,
New YORK.
D~h 1oODs.,............... DRY GOOls
LATHRoP, LUDNGToN CO.,
s"o ......."nroadway, New York........as
otss Southern and Western jobbes and retailers at t
oTes market prices FOR CASH. very large and attractive
took of -e'-
DRESS GOODS,
'loths, Notions. Hosiery, White Goods, etc .
y PARSONS
MANUFACTURER
Hadheld's Union Fireworks.
IMPORTER
H1NEsE FIRE-CRAGKERs ROCKETS pro
MANuFAcTuRER
LANTERNS, FLAGS, ETC
Also, large assortment of his own iraportaton =,
Toys and Fancy Goods.
y :. 'ohh street, near Broadway. NEW YORK.
TNITED STATES STEEL PEN woRus
FACTORY, CAMDEN. N. J.
II. Esterbrook d. Co.. .T
r.. STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS.
Warehouses No. 4Os Arch street pb;,.d.,r,
No. q John street. New York
pattern or stamp required 80 Aa' W oroef
Ct sn5 american
sb Ths e to Fam r. ssa
>H- 's'ui''s against foreign imitation sf ff7lHF |
~ AND g., al. R. EsTERBRooK 4 co.
stes- pr - - - al otauoners IN ine on p
Z a ~ : ~ - f.
IIoULD MACHINE COMPANY AZ
NEWARK, n, J.
achinists' Tools, Wood Working Machinery, ]
cuar Saw Mills Stationary and Portable Steam Engines
Boilers, Steam Pumps. '"
' STEAM FIRE ENGINES, HOSE, Ere.
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PLANTATION HOES,

Ill 10 SOLID CAST STEEL, OVAL EYE,
Asserted sizes at lowest market rates For sale b.
.. Is. HALsEq CO., AucrosKras,
n wnre Commission Merchants,
% Bssknan street. New York,
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NEW YORK.
THE NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
Jewellers Association.


An stock Of Pianos Watches Jewery and Fancy
value and not to be paid for until you see what You viii
ceive. - 49, ~ -
naming each article and its value will be placed
in sealed envelopes and well mixed One of these euveops will
sent by mail TO any address on receipt of % 1--we for
dred for Sl5. ~ ~
On the receipt of the Certificate you will see what Won are
going to have and then is at option to nay the dollar
and take the article not Purchasers may thus obtain
set Of Jswsy on our list for 81 and in they get
Agents wanted in every in the country Every
make $40 day. selling certificates in the great
est sale of Jewelry known. | e
Send 5c for Certificate which will inform you what YOU
can obtain for At the same time circular cont
ing full lists and particulars; also, Terms Agents
Address JAMES HUTCHINSON 4 Co.
." Rrpad
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|
The Senate met in executive session,
Present, the Hon. Albert VOORHEES,. Iientenan
Governor and Presidential the Senate and Messrs
Abney, Armstrong, Brusle, Burthe, Coco. Eran
Fellowes, Gibson, Gordon, Hough, Kayanarb
kenner, Lapeyre, Lott, Mohan, Munday. Newton
OF jackson, Newton of Morehouse, Nelson, pocbe
WEIGH and Wicoxon-22 Senators.
The President submitted to the Senate tho 81,
loving communications from his Excellency the
Governor: y =
GNo.5.l
| STATE OF LOUISIANA, ExEour1vr Drp nr,,-,,,,
New Orleans, Feb. Is, 1866,
To the Senate: aAge ass =, 81 - NS''' }
! submit for thesadvice and consent Of the Sen,
ave, the following nominations to constitute the
board Of administrators Of the University Of Lon
isiana,: M III ssa hi ia NJ l..s3F "A, ,,,sF'. -
George s. Lacey, P. Hickey Morgan j. o. A
Fellowes, Josiah Cole, Newton Richards. B. H
Moss, Thomas Sloo, Carleton Hunt, W. II. Hol
comb, ]. N. Lea.
(signed) J. MADISON WELLS
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
Noel
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ExEcUr1yE Drp pr,,v>n
To til. Senate: ~ 1'oo }
! submit 70 the Senate the following names fo,
administrators Of the Charity Hospital:
william q. Hunt, W. NJ. Abbott, Charles T.
Estlin, Robert Watson, D.. G. Holiday, Rufus K
Howell, Samuel II, Torrey, James P. Freret.
also submit the name Of Pierre Sauye for ras.
lister Of ccnyeyances in and for the city Of New
Orleads vice A. B. Roman, deceased.
(signed) J. MADISON WELLS.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
90 motion Of Mr.. Kenner, the rules were an,
pended, and the Senate took up the nomination ~
Pierre Sauve to be register Of conyeyanees for III
city Of New Orleans. 1t ~
And, on motion of Mr.. Gordon, the rnles ~,
further suspended, and the Senate took mn tIs
nominations Of the board of administrators 81 the
University of Louisiana, contained ID the mos . ro
If his Excellency the Governor, dated the 18th
Instant.
And On Q further motion to confirm the same
he roll was called, and the following was the re.
ult Of the vote, to wit: Il
Yeas = Messrs. Abney. Armstrong, Brusle
'urthe, Coco, Egan, Fellowes, Gibson. Gordon
Tough, KaYanagh, Kenner, Lapeyre, Lott. Nun.
ay, Newton Of Jackson, Newton of Morehouse
Ielspon, Poche, WEIGH and wilcoxon-22 sena.
Drs. htsf
Nays-None.
90 the above nominations were unanimously
onfrmed.
on'moticnof Mr.. NOLAN, the further considera.
ION Of she nominations Of the board Of admins.
rators Of the Charity Hospital was postponed !
'ntl Tuesday next.
!. " motion Of Nj. Abney, the injunction Of
4 was removed 50 far as the action Of the
concerned. s''-'F ~, souliileu was
sess;.a nouon q the same Senator, the executive
~ ~ ssasnfnsa and the doors were ordered to
s's'is rs OSCAR ARROYO. l.,
M N NJ : assistant Secretary IL tie SENATE
sssssa ssI
n The sesa,& III, /, hosD3r, February 10, 1866.
p BIZ . NJ n 2, u executivs session III
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COTTON SEED BAGS 49,
AND -.-@1 /. 1850.
49, gr4s5s7f. CHARCOAL SACKS
large quantity for sale at very low prices by
t7stis ysknra "a BEGGS, WoLFLEY CO.,
800 81 Poydras street.
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FIRE, MARINE and INLAND RISKS taken in the abovs
Companies. and CASH DISCOUNT MADE IN LIEU OF
SCRIP OF MUTUAL COMPANIES. ~
COUNTRY RISKS taken in above Companies
FIRE POLICIES BRICK STORES and DWELLINGS,
issued for two three, four and five years at material
saving to the insured "
We have facilities for efectng INSURANCE on HUIIs
Of sea-going and River Vessels and Steamboats, ~
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i the ser.,. Il h'sD1r, February 10, 1866.
Present shs Ts1 = sSssa'i Y, session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
BROOKLYN NE WIS.

FrRBMESs TRoUBLgs.-A Hook AND LADDER Con-
PAsY the last meetsg Of the Eastern Dsrct
Fire Commissioners resolution passed directing the
Chief Engineer lock up the hoac Of Hook and Ladder
Company No. bsres ct rotoas conduct having been pro
rred against the Company BY Geo Poole foreman ofoss
Company No that the former Company or some q
its members unprovoked assault Mr. Poole and
the men under his command the 10th nh Christopher
Frgn and Patrick McGra named Mr. PooIes sfhda
Comm Wednesday evenxg merit The
case Of Engine Company No ~ Engine Company NO
was up bat planants Dos appearing the nae
ter went till Wednesday tAsre are many moro
suspended district asd otheSs formed u
she stead the duty Of pang out fires will deveve on the
T,see and private citizens ..