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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06

DIAPER MILL MACIiINERY.-fourd
and Cylinder Machine. CsiradI Rolls Trying yp ~
d,, Rss Cy,rs Dntters Epgn-- Fly Bsrs Plates and :.
I,,d. oil machinery the pscturc OF paper foi
hv nj RRICKsONG BARTLETT No. DEeehmsns'' N,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06

YNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore EXISTING
between James NJ Reypct and Ssorfo smi'h unnsa
by uu,usl consent, Ard tLs said GEORGE SMITH wih
cary on tbs bnsne,s Of ssid late a at Nos 70 and rns
e., and oil debts due to said hm 10 De n. sa SxiT
Smith on.Uc,ac =, TvEvptpT
kewYoIh, Feb. s. 1850. JAMIE ~. w oEhI.
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ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS

xAyE PRESENT 20 the public the first and
w only BRICK MACHINE ever insontcd waeh MAJ
PyxyscT fErssgD hom pure clay wnon, .sch OK
cheek and % simple its construction ne 20 ~
general e. q. substitute any and all h'eA nsolnes
known 10 tho country. , .;,,,,, &, ala, and
onnv cheaper than mud tIlcs car or nsuo au
Superior 10 sny Pisdsphs pressed orcs e''' oHS'H "
nlartct. .t,b, ,uoids ana
will cost tro,o 500 10 $3.50. TwohoTs power VIII tuh
two rnoIds and hvo. horse power viii run '4h Ino.os
One mold viii turn out 900 bricks IN IL hoh MA eSn'
rnolds 20. COO .,.;..,,. and r,u,..
The brck thu, nsde are nperyous TO IcisH'e' ao' o'ss
ou,ntlv sscurs 10 tho action Of frost: A. A.,
Tbsy are rnady for burning whom disr haisea n9' e
chin. no handling dsynt-and may % i'snf
steiy snbSectsdto any degree oil hoat ~.
H. tbis proce,s Of rusnuacture the air AMI
yelled frou the clay by Of p.I'ofatos e ~
nod wren Ied ana arc suddenly whGrlrn % 'a po Us
receives lie in. cons,Sssny yG ciipcK
BURNS PERFECTLY, WITHOUT CkAnhrS,,, = "a,
INC OF wARPING. and EvENr bkiCh !" i@"'I 'A
WHI.N IT COMYS FROM TIE KILN.
The Machine IL now In operation IN jersey my
can be . o.. a.. q, =.
Il IL ony nscesuy for practical business n.n 70 Sc We
Mschine In OPERATOR ard anime Its prcdnrt 70 oe con
WINGED a lis destined 70 work an entire se'0'a'n 'ne
We Oder Tor SALE Right. Of st... CSunt.. aii,: ;nd
Towns upon terms mscins. inn,.hc 20 ofas
- j. G. Woodbury.. President.
C. L.. CORNISH, IrsMurer
~ WHlTCONb sais'A!
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

E-NOFlCE % SHIPPERS 20 SOUTH and CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Having concluded aIrsnsements WIN
he PAClFIC STEAM NAVIGATION Company we are
now r7-psrrd 70 receive forward WITH DlSPATCb ~
lin y, Of soois 10 lud from potts on the sou PAtfI
.nS CENTRAL ANt RiCAN COAST, under IHHpI OIL
Hills OF LADIEG. q GREATLY REDUCED RATES
Fofrer particulars classification OF goods and rates, apply
a, our Offce No "a broadway. ,c
WELLS FARGO Co, sole Freight Agents T. NJ > $50
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Alatbinern.

NOR SALE VERY LOW-Tbree STEAM
FNGISrs IOr?ir 40 Hors- and Of 80 horse. with
n, ,bopt Heller. Two SAW MILLS, AL new and BY th'
bes, builders WIN. MokENLlt NO. 10 Anntt, ~. j.
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Xmusements.
WALLACK'.
w Proyrle.or and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACE.
uBp E,rApIisHxRsr roEs not ,pvsRrnR IN rHl
SEw-YohK HEkAID)

Open at "A O'CLOCK Begins ats
TUESDAY,
CNryer srt' d er-.l
The Rev James White, fine play Of
TUE KING OF TEE COMMONS
with appropriate Scenery Appointments AID Powerful Cast
ng Jane. " scotland. j. w ai,scs
cir Adam Weir of Laicbniot. Dr. John thoen
George Weir lis Iephew under the name OF ,
aid Small Of Mos Holm. AZ vi'sn
Malcolm oung related to sir AdsD....ML b l. h,neeoa
Loo Ne'oh''' o.n.
nhn
LoIu sol W
hNa y u
e-ynnfs
\ AIDE .nr " eir grundchild OF sir Adm
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WANT + D.-A competent, mlddle-aecd
w WOMAN 70 do the wots of small family must D.
nest oblging and rood ws'hor and onrf Noir o."s
need sppy Protestant pfo,rf.d. AppJ ct Ao D' West
For .thifdti.
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Ocean Cleaners.
as,,s; @s>-~~--->
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
IN PANY.

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANY.
U1HTED) -.
NEw.yORX TO LIvERPOoL CALLING ar QUEENS
sa,o TinA Connascsss
Ofogan
ENGLAND (buildiusl 49,. -
SCOTLAND $500. Hail
ERIN .33p.
HELNETiA. rfowsr
pf.SNSYLVA McNoYin'
io.......'.'''''''..Eewa
NA..............lC 6................"Cutn2
leaving Pier No. ~ So:ib kiser as tonowt =, ,,, 80
- NO
AND EVERY SATURDAY THEREAFTER
The size Of ,hcs Steamships sdn OF very spacious Sse
Rooms opening directly into the Saloon the accomnoda
tors fave unsurpassed aud the rstes lower than any
Other line.
An eIpericr ced Surgeon each ship free Of charge
CABIN passage 500: Storage $50 Payable IN currency.
pas,see tickets TO bring pariss on Liverpool or
al, owners le,e se,.e win be accountable for spscie
or vsusbe unless biz. Of ldu having the vsns expressed
therein. are signed therefor. -,
For sst or cabin pasase apply at the Office Of the Com
pany, No. 81 Broadway. . .n,
For stsrra,e passage 81 1bompson Passage Once No. 20
Pear-st and 81 The Conpanys Office. No 81 Broadway.
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10R YEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.

II
Il The new I'D GIs..c.a5s steamship GFORGH GROIN
WELL Cep'. r Vail will lrays fi'r Ne. n. IL. on
NEDNE~ lti tth f at p m. For freight q phsssge,
hsyng 4,ccgu odstous, Gpry = IL. Is. CtOh-
WILL & 20. 10. 81 Mesi.s..
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V%TANTED-An accomplished, active BUSl.
w MSS MAN; one eomtrent 20 the Secretary oi
social aid literary club in ts ely Adt'o.s H., Boz No
d8i New Yors toft Crire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06

no 20 URoADsr, I
Nsv.YosI Feb. 1. 1861. :
vV,HE undersigned having formed Copsrtner-
i dip urder the title Of
HAMILTON. EI.LERY &c Co.,
are repaired TO oo,,n.
BUY ard SELL STOCKS and BONDs
Vt tie NcwYork stock Exchange aud transact al "s1rf oas
ST0CK COMMISSION HOUSE.
WN H. HAMILTON.
M.r,bct N. Y. Stock Exch.nfo.
Moy,brr ~ Y. Gold Exchange,
VIM A. EIJEuYjr..
a. X IAMILTOS, tr,
bienher N. Z. stoct Exchange.
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WANTED-A situation by q young married
w man. as COACnMAN, also BY his wife. a. COOk, OF
any other employment; have good references Ad0s'o'
X, No. % FULTON q, Brookiyn. -
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LOR NEW .oRLEANs DIRECT. -Black

Star Lin. qbe hnicls.s iss,sai ng Steamship Ilnn;
VILE Con' Frederick G. ,ckpr wi sab ffsui Pier No. ~
Norh hiyer 700, Ccd1r-s. ou SATURDAY. Feb. TO- For
reizhl oI sa,t avnz elegant stions appy 70
L. LONDEN, Agent. No. 81 Wa!.-st.
GEO. A.FOSDlCE. Aren't - kssg -OrleaLs
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Ac-A Young Lrjy wishes some ENJOYMENT q
COPYING q home n come pleasant location Ahife
A. J. D., BSookyu Posi-Ohcc.
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DAssAGE. TO AND FROM GREAT
BRIrAIg AND iREL1Hp,. cxrr
AT REDUCED RATES.
Drss available throughout England Ireland scorsns sn'
Esl>s
For psrellsc spply 70 s.r.
No. - DSuthst
, 1866-04-03
Improvement Of West Mndtson md
Randolph streets.

The Beard Of Public " olEs 6ncs 1tscA Huaole 10
car7y ont the programme recently lald down for the
Improvement o, West Madison and Randolph streets
from the river to slated street, distance Of Sir
bsocks. which will be during the present summer
rnieed to crnde paved with wooden blecIs and The
rails tor lie boyte cars relad. Weh1nouuced icw
days nco that ii YVES intended TO complete me Ho16
on Randolph tt1eet fret putting tn the CurblnR On
Madison street at tie came tune and dcinE up ine
work on Madison and fllin- IN aEet handolpn
should he dnithed. II Is iornd. hoHcTer. ta4t tne
The Iver, on Madison street fe In snch rotten con.
dton that 1t wonld not be sa:r TO throw the travel
OF both Etreel4 on II, and question very N uch
whether Tic bridge over The 1vg1 at the same poi
be not in similar shocking condiuon. 1t has neen
Judged. be1eort, advisable not 10 medde with Ran-
do}ph etIeet till tbat bridge can be replaced.
which will bt done a. room a. possible. a new
across the track b5 the liltshurgh s Fon Warns
Railroad Company. which. It fs calculated, eau b
accomplished BY about the 18th OF July. OF coutse
while jhAt tt being doc 1t will be necessary to keep
DAudofph EtEect open for travel, and the work on
Madison etrca will therefore be done first Instead
Of LIST, as Originally intended. Madison et1eos be-
iuc commenced by about The middle OF Jaly. can
amer. md while this work ia IN progress, The curb
, Iug ot Randolph etreet will be proceeded With.
everything pelnE done toward the final result on
tbnt street consistent with leaving the Ea intact.
II Is exceedingly probable that, noeWathstanding
this sqmeNhat unexpected delay. boih strtefa WILL
be finished before thu advent Of The next winter.
The blds for the improvement OF both sEeefa
wrrc opened yesterday IN the Office Of ths Noxrd o!
Pubic Works. They were as followe:
MADISON eTREkT.
The estimates pert fos duins and paving, ths
, 1866-04-03

There :s due 10 the Treasurer, az nborr.. 8
fl':crn t. tne to the Chamber OF Com
natrcc. for nnc quarters rent 10 April
isl. ISL. s5,txE,. and tho proportion Of
EeAiinr from January 1kt 10 April 1st,
It's. NOT yet adjusted. essinated III
, 1866-04-03

There vas large attendance on Change to-dsy,
hui owing to the Board Of Trade election, business
WIS generally neglected.
P1oy1s!ons were dul] and nominal. Ness Pork
was generally held at sa5 without buyers.
Lard was nominal at 1sG1sHc. Extra Mess Beef
Was sold Al $lS.oo. ...............
Elphwines were dull and nominal at 81 2eo1721.
No sales we're reported.
The Flou. market was inactive md unchanged,
With light sales at $1,000 for White Winter Extras
S7s1@7.D for Spring Extras and s5.0o95.a5 for
spring 5upers.
There wes a moderate demand for Wheat, and The
market advanced 1sGHe on receipts IN regular
bou.es. No. Spring YVES unchanged. The sales
foot up 1oe, 900 bu at Il 24HGfa5 for No. i; f1ss
@1,w In Northwestern, and ss@a3c for No. ?
spsipe-closips with. buyers OF No. lat Slick,
md ssllcrr at Sl.e5.
Com was in fair demand and 1k94c better, With
ealcs at 4aHQ4sc for MOL, and S749soc Tor tte-
jected.
Oats were dull, neglected and entirely nominal At
,24Hl2lac for No. l, and 21.a1 for No. 2, fresh.
Rye WIS entirely neglected, and quotations me
nouaina1 al s150c for No. !, and 4sc for no. In
store.
Har:ey was dull, and uonirally unchanged. No
sales reported.
Seeda were qulcs, but fEn, With sales Of Timothy
, 1866-04-03

~.....- u. r-.
the CommiA*1oncr Decided 10 Dc IN.
conAIstut1ouni-Tfiu1 Calendar.
rn,zD sr.rrs c,ncr1r cors.-Bdor< Hon,
7'Aosnas D'11zsnonA Jndoe.-Alllcs ct a. vs.
I Sherry CT nl In Chapcc1y. Rule on complainant
IL file secCri,y Ior costs within thirty dayE.
En.. - v,e,bl,,Ic ., nl Mo.Iou inr peo- tra,
A.oeS W. N. ''- - a,s-.,a.ss
enf1afneo' oy n"tefH'ens' @ls1 "isoeo ~.
Ecttef ct al. W. Foftytn. Caase etalt On t11al.
I,sr7xu STATES D1sTn1G Cornr-D5ore Hon.
1yn,ro. 7a+,op,1nnd J,a11k-Wnrter ri Al yr Pro-
,,ns 1%o,.as =. " N anrs,v Lc,se IL f.len
pea4e MUu'soA1'' ~ e>~''
to nmend libel.
Srrrn1on Courr or CuIcAGo-H1oTE Hon. JOHN
M tIIisoH, tHstf Jvstlce, and L0HS. !. E. Gary
and j Al. .InnsxoH. AEsoc5dk Jusacks-Eelson
ri II ~ narr,tt II al Rule on defendant. Dag
rcit TO plead 10 stnepded declaration m len days.
Mason ti ri ". Mende!. Continued By ng.ce-
mept.
GfcSory w. Smith, Bv etipuIation flied, the judg-
1ncnt heretofore entered get aside On payment Of Ill
coste to date.
GunuetEou- Submitted 10 Court by agreement and
pa.sed.
U1net ct 81. Fs- M1lph9. Submitted to Court BY
agreement ana passea;
| AyEer We North Chieaco Cttr Railway Company.
| Dessouant W1too1a"s oemass1 ana leave 10 plead
instmtsf: va. .n.,. c,.un.n-.
Defendant withdraws demutrcr and leave to plead
| 11.!hMcr. 1,,
, 1866-04-03

The bids for Randolph strcet were given On the
Cie1fand.s which contained m extra Of ten cents
per cubic foot for ateAtam. The work Will re.
Gn,ss shcnt lGoo cords Of s19ne making ne lowest
, 1866-04-03
E.T-1SRO ".

The amount Of Plantation Eltters SOLD IN one year
issomethirg startling They would Ill Broadway siS
fctt htch. tcm the Park t. 18th street. DsasSs miau
f1ctory Is one at the Institutions Of New Yo-k. It Is
SAIL at Drake palnt:d all the rocks IN the Eastern
States with his cabastIc 8. T.-1Stl-K." and then
rot The old granny legislators to pass Law plev6t
tEr dtsdeus1ng the tace OF nature which Ewes him
monopoly. We do not know how this Is. but We do
Know the I1antation Bitters sKLL As no other article
evcr did. THY used by all classes Of the connu
pIfy. and a-r death DyEpcps'a-ce1ta!n. They are
very fnvigoratng when lansud and weak. and great
appetizer. .-...... .. .....
SARATOGA SPEINl WATER. sold by all drug
, 1866-04-03

ITO CONTRACTORS AND
1117nrns.-seslel proposal. Will be received
sf Apr sa '
~ esrssrnctne Court Hsusc u He~poFs. Ind. npcn
pan adopea y toe Doasd XniSh r. H. and ~ spssSss
~ ns tie 3,th day Of March 1Es- Said build
ia 70 te oy S feet. With mont projection Of u hy %
Vsult each or Clerk, Auditor Treasnrtr .nd Reeor-
der Second story se contain Court Room; tuEJ
Tioe Of saIt work. A.teials 10 be FURNISHED By the
cou1cto1. Security vl be required Tor tho faithful
rompllzncr with tne goo1t1ct,
II.ht reserved TO tejeet my or hll bttA. ,
N order Of The Bond OF Commissioner q Vetau-
Hnn' Cnrnty fr1iauS MAS, TARRESCK,
whIs psi It 1tewFH AudltcS fe1MIIlon Ceouu
, 1866-04-03

tsIn lifting rhe kettle from the fire scaldcd
myse1fvcgT severely hand almost to crisp. The
torture was uubta!able. = The Mexican Nus
ting Itn]ment RELIEVED the pain almost Immediately.
Ithea1ed rapidly, md left very little scar.
-CnAs Fos7Rs. a:sO Broad IT. Philsd'a."
This Is merely samplu OF what the Mustan. LinI-
ment will do. It ts Invaluable In all cases OF wounds
s9c,ngs ersatDs, cats, bruises, 81 WINS etc. either
upon nan or benst.
Eewars Of conntesltita. None Il genuine Unless
wrapped in 1ne steeplatc cueraV1ngs hearing tha sig
nature Of G. W. Wesb1ook. Chemist. and The prirase
stan p OF DkNAs EAksEs L Co.. New York
SARATOGA srIsINt3 WATER, sold by all drug.
, 1866-04-03
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

Was the ccmmeuce1ncnt of new era in the tre4tmcnt
OF Irregularities and obsttuctioub which have cou-
signed 20 many 10 q PnExAIrEE GRAVE. No female
can enjoy good health unEess she Is tcRu1ar and whe
obstruction takca place the general health be-
gins 70 decline. These Pills form hae aest prep0su-
non ereT lMs JuTuu1a Will InhiiDl.ArA @a.u rEhr
SISTETT Success.
DON'T BE DECEIVED.
.....
Take this adyeTtisemeptt your Druggist, and tell him
that you Hon1 ne AE.ST and haost RELIABLE FL
HALE MEDICINE LV TIlE: WDRLD, which Il eosn-
prised In these PiilL-
, 1866-04-03

Oks @&AAAAA<Ss .-.....
Formerly of James Lock Hospital, Custom House
x CuH and has EN- pcfr1ngutty located Al VIZ Ran.
doiph street between state AMI n.as5osn hsrrets for
9hc last o1,r yraIe for thn rUra ~ III 1f ijIS
MEECI Rial 'SYPsiLITiC. ma ST.I. PisfESTF
DiSFASES: fnr The trcatr1t At and cnrc or that e,t
hta nnson~ s.yHt,fI5s ~ ~ -"'" ~ N4'"s Ae1ss"
u" eIES tastIireiv e,onfr,,c. fro,4 .h> .rr,rr
rtthnrt ,ho ~ ~ .ncI1nr tco ID -. nntass
- ersars r - nGr ~ ;Snse nnt,nnn%s trss
fcS ~ n.an's ta.tuav ~ cnra the nnisnnnoI1 S1,.
~ L hHa- ar a. .oms c,fnrs tje n 1x, ~
tns st.ect % I1r iama. nsax nsnrri1a, ~ syrh
~ a,pe. sas - II eS tfos1iH,, i y y pn r.
tAG sa - aas sa =! IL 80 .fch n.j 81 =
II raisG,iIrs The tnI,wrg .r somcn1,he ~
WE -, hh H NJ tS sgis ~ eae IT
vo,ss HI. atIrn,on VI: syuhs pstnaSv W
s ~, nrsthr.i A..
seso: us1y, ara s, ds
Stiit d,teesnx - ~ hsrF .nd 1oins is1,mnttan ~
shs oaoaef ano kanes fneanats"' uJasoetae' YET
En..Ss HH,tfar IN females suc,, AZ aenor,hr.
5em.rnrrpnIie nnrn1ha II cStnH,.i, nervnns a.
ai1r III snrr,s9v trrats 1e
~ WE w ns; stas. - ss, new 1 nc ,hn
n.t s,ttra =. " Sonfns n.es shnnId rnnrjncr tne
MiAUAt e1ii1 sou.oEao ptEss sauato oas va, 4tss ~
rs 1s, 81 .s 1t can Aaa "ut
, 1866-04-03

2,Gt1e25
1032.M
75H>as5.Ge
6o-1tlaH.0o
Z WAl1.N
II Gs4lS,0Q
.. TradeA
, 1866-04-03

TITY COMPTROLLER'S OF
" FiCF, Chicago, March 2. iaH-
! LOTs WANTED FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES.
Proposals rom the owners OF tots TO sell 10 tho City
Of Chicago lots suirabe TO ertcr school buildings
theYtou Situated tn thu localities In the vicinity OF
locahlts hereinafter dtssnated ase solicited, sud
v! he received at the ontct Of H. CITY CouGtroler
The cs oaed for sals NUT se a9siess than ons hna-
fronting ttrttts+ hud thc stze, nuher of lot anu
block distinctly stated With price Asked for the
The localities In which lots arc w1nted are as foiowB
to-Ttt:
lst-6outh Of Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Rail-
lcaa tracks. In tht Foster school district the
corner OF WklRu IND John At1tetl.
.Wg3t OF Brown school, ue3Z the corner of 1e3y1tt
md Walnut streets.
Sd-Neaf The corner Of Sedz zw!ck areet and Chicsgo
STenue-
4h-Near tie corner Ct El!1aoeth snd Lake streets.
sia-Kca1 the centre Of southwest quarter Of section
h'T. -, r. 1t Hnat.
ith-N+ar the Rolling Mil At near the northwest
corner Of bl0rk 5 u Shet1eo's addition TO Chic-
The undersigned reserves the rieht to reject a2y Of
al rfoposa1s offered, WALTER KIM f;AL1-
nh?ios::2-llt CITY Compsraacr.
, 1866-04-03

in Boston the mupcy market IL well supplied
With loarabIe funds, which arr rendtly ohtainahle
call, with satisfactory eoaterals, at per cent
The banks are meeting freely the rather moderate
requirements Of their customers, the rnng rate for
discount 1eing esill $40. In the outside market
there If still scarcity OF good endorsed p,pes.
The demand, however, eontlnnes good, the 1rst
quality Of short dated paper psssins at cent,
snd longer dates ut IL. There ts somc good paper
On the market which te offered at per cent The
lower e.adet arr little called for and are negotiated
With difficulty al from 10 10 Is per CENT.
In Cincinnati there ID good demand tot money
winch ia met without difficulty bankers taking ali
the 1angc oi aGl10 per cent In the open market
the offerings Of good paper were Hight, and accept
able names were taken at IL per cent. The range
for rood and fair papes was le315c, bat there was
very little done al the latter nate.
Exchange vas llsm. With demand in e1ccss Of
the supply. and bankers, In ZONE cases, paid &c
prcn- Weqaote @G75c prem. buying and LILO
prem. selling.
The Treasurer OF North Ca1olina announces
that he il prepared 10 cell, for not lees than par,
bonds Of that state, running thtyfour ycnrs, With
coupons bearing slx per cent Interest, payable semi
annually, Of the denominations OF {l00, $500 and
81, 100. principal and interest untAxable for the
purpose Of pairing coupons now due and to become
due in 16G6. and also bonds to fail due The current
year.
In New York the demand for money from the
stock Exchange Continues moderate, aud u
promptly NIT by the brokers and private bankers
Il per cent. The large surplus OF 1oanatlc inEds
pressing upon the market ls inducing purchases Of
scv.n-,hi4y no1cs as a dk.niJ rssoTt, and hence
The cdyance Of The second series this Afternoon to
1c.st aEsinst 99A the 1st instant. The discount
line 1s ecantly supplied With frstclass commercial
paper, which is taken freely at GtG7 per cent, the
stcord best quality Icing rated at $50; but there
is more offering Of infsrio. grades than there are
buyers for. Names in the dry goods trade are
cloeely ecrutirlzed on account Of Its unsettled
dItion, and The heavy Losses which the decline Of Is
eco PER cent In manufactures since the commence
,ncnt Of the yesr has inflicted upon the importers
aId 1obbers.
In Lonlsy1ne, fr.t-class paper can be negotiated
nj per cent, and good eommercal pspcr at al1a
per cent per aunum. Street rates remain 1H013s
Ter cent month.
, 1866-04-03

What Did It "a young lady. tetuFuia1 to her
county home atter solourn Of few months In New
York was hardly recognized bg hee freues. In place
ofs rustic flushed tAce, she had son. rnby complex
lou, Of nlmoat marble soo.hnes4; and Instead of =
the really appeared but H. She told them plainly ahe
used taSants Magnolia Balm, and would not b. With
cut IT, Any lady csn Improve her personal appeur-
auce very much b using this article. II can be order.
cd OF any d1u1siat for only 50 cents.
SARATOGA STRING Wa TER. sold By all Druggists.
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tn 7ornc offenders and also for eh,ldrcu Who aro
]ikr1y to l,ecome burden upon eoeIoty on aecouu.
q! yicIeus parents ur criminal astprtatlnms
{ In properly managed Reform School, 1htve no
doubt. many y0unR Offenders could b. reformed
and niade useful IN nfsG lie. Hul my observation
,,enitcntiarJ Or county tail, seldom Il eycr, bene
fie the morals Of the youthful oti7sdrT.
Respectfully,
Z. l. uaBk6.
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IHctc W7s HotH3HE doIrg Eh TIE Whc1t m1f6ot 4
The aflernoon-the election b=ing the alt-ahsurbip,
topic-and quotations were nomInally UNCHANGED
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krms mentioned tn The aEtt eolu m, and for curb
+ ing per cord at tho rae given n the second COT
ulnn. except thase o.he1W4 diclted. The cutn-
! ing ~ estimated ut 6S4 coId:, which wqnld make
the bid Of hi, DcVol5ez amount to about rs $40;
; Lis bid WAS the loxcst
! Ing, &c do; paving, slbperssuase yard; curb.
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rlw1o value u beautiful head OF hair, aad Its
pie seryut!on from premature badness a3d tQrning
cray will mt la to use Lyoas' ceteoT.ttd Kathnlron
makes the hair rich, sott and glossy, eralcatca dan
dfplE nnd causes the hair to grow with lu1urisnt
beauty. II Ia sold everywhere.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, ny.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold BY all Drugclats
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is . sooadenaau, aaa . CIR sapp:z

ERg1aIai choice sItea md cried fruit continue
}naranee Other descriptions Of fruit nsr steady at
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"A N ORDINANCE TO AMEND
IA Sections and Of Al ordinance entitled "Ao
ordinance concerning slauEhteruR within the limits OF
the C1ty OF ChicaSo:f Passed Decenher - i8o1
&c 4 orlfdiAsd &y EhE Common Council Qf she EiY Of
.EAfengo:
SEcTaoS l.. That Section two OF az ordinance eatt-
ned an ord ance ernnR stsnKhtertng within the
limits OF the E1sy OF Chicago" passed December 49,
S65 b. and the same 10 hrtrGy anetded shat tbs
tine for rbe comr.rtioa OF the 54rd3 a9d buildings
tnereip mentioned. to be conatrucs81 md finished By
John Reid q Co.. be extended until tho nfss day Of
Szc.2 Thst Section four Of said ordinance be ai.
amended so that the time Therein limited shall be
extended tu the hfsr day OF May. Isis.
SIC. That these Am.nduert3 shall not be held or
cousuted to sl1er. change. modify Or qusty any Of
ed in any wsy alter charge release the said
John 1eld Co. from any other liability imposed
created by virtue Of the ordtnAnce thus amcnaet.
SEC That 1hls ofulnaura shall not take effect OF be
OF sDy validity until tho sald John Kslu d Co., mud
Other suretles. snail c1ecu.e writn. 70 tnc city o.
Chicago. expressly giving their consent to and accept
the Cities Of the City Clesz Of satd city.
Sec. $. This ordinance shall tako elect and be II
force from and aeF the execution aud alag OF the
w1t.nE Aforesaid tn said city Clerks o.nce, aad rot
Otherwise.
Fassed March 19, ist6.
Attest A. Fl RnDxAE. City Clerk. ut8.HQS1SS-fk
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!; 5uRelal' Rottres.
,YQuc:fl-1fnx-

md Future Prospects In Life clearly revealed ty .;
Esphaet-He w,ns the e1ztetions Of the oppchte sex
He tnioea syuu 10 vealth, health and h.prsne's. Cal,
II Drug Store 23t Fsst haanou.st. between We.is
at.d EtsuflIps CQnSultau0n lee llpt Dollar. Is
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CHICAGO CATTLE a1AKKEr.

UFF1gE OF IUK DAILY TEfBVNE
Monday Evculhg, Arrlls.
BEEF CATTLE-AccordIng TO the Isosrd OF Trads
reEo1t the 1ccrps and shipments Aimee Issue
compared with the corresponding period OF 1861 hare
btcu rs follows. 1t shoud be borne In mind that these
shipments AID recc}pta rea1y those Of the dsy pre-
ctdln-:-
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Railrea1s.

THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
An yoETMERS INDIANA EtHRcAp CO
- 1 OfTrcE No. ~ WILLIAM Arhxxf-
2. Nxw YOaK, M1rch Il. la61.
Tne annual election Tor DtrestoEs Of th,e company
viii be held At the coWpa1ys Oee n Toiedo, ohloS
polls "! ;sEn2in % oRsP e aatt oc'oss RI n Tns
~ A. al teopened On the 96tk p1o1imo 1t 10 =. 70.
G.o5N E.r.bARuapF. aoeT-