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RANGE AND ALEXANDRIA n Roam



On and after Monday, February 18th two daily
trains will run between Washington and Lynch
burg, connecting at Gordonsvlle, via Virginia
Central Railroad trains 20 and from Richmond as
follows:
MAIL TRAIN,
Leave Washington daily Except Sunday % IS
g.. IA and arrive at Lyncbburg at s. IS o. m
Leave Lynchburg st q. N, aud arrive At Wash.
ington at $50 p. m.
EMPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington daily tincluding Sunday a,
8 10 2. m, and arrive a. LIZ nchburg At OO a m
Leave Lynchburg at $50 D. N, and arrive a.
Washington at o Il a. IN.
Both trains make close connections at Lypchburc
for all points South and Southwest, and al Wash
ingtsB for North spd Northwest.
First class Sleeping Cars will be attached 10 tbs
night trains.
This road is attractive not only for its comfort.
able accommodations hut for the fact that In masses
the now historic localities of Fairfax, Bull Hon
Manassas, Bristoe, CAtletts, kappahsnnock, Gull
pepper, Orange and GOrdonsville, places OF iruper-
ihhable interest in the popular mind
Through tickets 10 all points South and South.
west may be had in Boston, New York PliIadeI.
phia and Baltimore, and At the Offices Of the road
IN Washington and AleNandria.
NJ. BR0ADUs, General Ticket Agent
iePu Alexandria. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-23
BRACE AND CELIBAOY

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of
Narnfng and Instruction for Young Men. Also
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means of relief Sent free of
charge In sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr. J ,
SkiLLIN HOUGHT0N, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. an I6-3n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-23
rTHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
& a 8, 5s Erf-sss5 E

WAsHINGTON, March Is. lsSs
Trains between Washington and New York arD
now run 40 follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK. without change OF cars,
Leave daily Except Sunday At 80 q. N. aud 6.3o
p.
FOR NEW YORK. changing cars At Phil.ceI.
phia,
Lesve daily Except Sunday ct ms 9. m. ana
$50 D. m.
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday ct 80 and ll.ls /,
m and 4:SO and go .. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York and Philadel phis 81 $50 3
n. Only.
daily.
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New Yorh, or
Boston, can be had at the Station Office at all hours
In the day IS well 81 the ono. In the Amer
lean Telegraph Building, Pennsylvsnia syenUe.
between AZ aud 9th streets
See Baltimore and Chic Railroad sdvertisemep,
Espolis, and the Vest
WP SMITH, Master Of TRANSPORTATION
l.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-23

GREAT PEhhSl LVANIA ROUTE Tu THE
VI NUkIH AND WEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-23

WASH
Is cases OF Syphilis used in connection with the
boot and Herb Juices o
Full directions. Price IS cents
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike ackpovl-
EDGED ~ physicians and patients. They are us.sn
in the U. s. Hospitals. ~
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DALrInoRK AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID wAsHINsToN, March ~, lsts
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

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New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

aARpNERoo A. ,odsy Apl Ma May 6.an,r vii,~ Of the
las Car, Oar g ofPr,vdssce r L. IN hs 18th ysa Of
age ...,..L - ~ a, ,
T.sn,y 6r. Fp,.5 f s tImiy avited to sad Shoo.
further Invitation
Proyidencs papers please copy
HOPKNs-On Saturday February T. 1909 near Folt bnchsua1
Arzons killed by tue indians OlDeFi ~ ih'pA' v
j.. l.. 20 The J1th Of bis a.
Hs received Iaer seVces w" ys s1 II
Presbyeusn Church. Madisonaye. aud Twenty on r
Jay az Z c'o1A heagYes tn1 Hirnu' IA (iyssn-
without further invitation The remains Will 'e a~eo " "'ee"
wich. Conn.
JARMANAt siadi,On N j. Saturday ll. insi sa'ns NJ
wife Of EhoId +. Jsrman sged 50 years
LITTLEWOOO-On Noudy 23d inst, Carrie D onr daughter Of
the Rev T. d. aud Mary Ltewood 10 the 9Th OF e age
attend the funeral from tie Residence OF her grald ~
Bolton esq, Wes,cheser Thursday 25h inst, a y oc'eA m
hEsEROLE-A Greenpont L. l.. Tuesday morning APrlA
Abraham he'eIoe Of Maria sad the late John Me'er' Sse'
J years. MONTH. and II days.
The relatives and friends respectful invited attend his funeral
from bis late residence ken Greenpoini, Ihursd9y
April %. a. 1 o'clock, without further notice.
REhSENA Astoa L. Sabbath afternoon Ap q, Daniel
r. Rensen, skef % years.
and friend, respectfully Invited his funeral
the Reformed Dutch Church OF Astoria Wednesday the kth
inst o'clock without further invitation Steamer Mas
sasoit leave, Peck Slip ia a. IN.
RUSHER-Oa Tuesday morning April ~ Chsr,. Ruhes, aged
~
Tic ends ofthe family respectfully Invited to ,end his funeral
the NORTH Prssbyeran Chuicb, Nnhsye agt Thirty
hs. .t., Thursday, 26th inst, at 10 O'Clock a
STORMln city Sunday. April a. Helen, wife Of Issac A.
storm end dau gltef OF tho late John ~ Bailey
The relatives aid friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 at
hfh,, Wednesday afternoon April a5 At q O'Clock, without
further Invitation
WOODn Brooklyn Mond,y Apnl %, Mrs E7sin. B. Wood
widow Of the late Richard Wood in the 6jth year heE
The relative, and friend. Of the family respectfully invited st.
the "Wednesday the 18th inst from 81 Mary
Church. Cassouaye, MyEty brooklyn al IL oooek
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
oiio constitutional questions, but only plg,iamon,,-y

cio constitutional questions, but only plTianon;,y
l,w
The vote being taken on Mr. washburne's motion. r.
sulted cas- 13 Nays. so; The BIZ NOT IetcIed 10
The Committee Of tho Whole on hc State u the U1iol
The b then recOnmitted 60 the Committee N the
Pacific Railroad, and Immediately thereafter Mr. PRcE.
from the Committee on thc Pacific R'iiroad, reported
back the same bin modified, 70 avoid the point of
order as 20 the bill making an appropriation.
Alr WAsHBr RNE ll made tic lO-t o: OId.r tAat Tie
Pacific Railroad Committee bod lo ordered ihe bin to be
reported.
Mr.. PRICE ad with some warmth that that wasa ques
ton of veracy between the gentleman from Illinois
ond himself adding hat u could be settled somewhere
else Laughter.
The SPr iRFR ove-rueI the point Of o-,r stating That
when the Chairman of Committee sa.d BE- was author-
led 10 make report the Chair vas bound o. nsad him
Mr. RANDALL PA made point of order that the Com
mitteo was Not authorized TO st during the session OF the
House.
The srIAgrn sustained , point of orlc b1t intimated
that thc Chairman of the Committee might have conu-
uonsl authority 20 report the h.
Mr. PRICE said he wa, authorized by The COMMITTEE 10
report the DID, and when he made statement OF t'h'
kind ne varcd the gentleman hat his yc-acty was no
- be called n question with mpuuity l. ughter.l
Ais. GAFIELD tri'i 20 make remark, bat Dir. PRICE
informed lin slty t1L lac was not 20 De cpiumaAic by
" Ajor-Genc-ll, or B.i5tlierGoneads on this 1o'I.
llhurlftr.I
NJ. Ross made The point ororlcr that brotern should
dwell together u.ury.
Tic SrAElE sad he sustained tla' point Of o,i.r.
lLag.h,er.l
NJ. 1HAiEr moved al amendment, but t.c HOUSE re-
The SPiAKEE 5id ;h,t he question roy arose g. 10
whether The House should take mp t'a rrp'f
Air. WAsHBuRNE dlliuoi- r0i' % debate tie question
Alr. BANKs raised the question Of order hat the point
20 the ord Of business and not debaiale.
The SPT ,Rrg oyerrHad the point of order, citing pre-
c,drnl fog his de sion in the NXIXth Congress.
Sir. WAsHBUrNE III reminded 'he House that the bill
bad not been rcc0mmiJted two minutes when u
plrgcd back. lie was certain that the gentleman hom
Iowa had ben five feet from hS Oh the time, and
the Committee bad not had, n parliamentary sense, any
meeting. n the gentleman fOm Iowa would state tha
the Committee had con. ia red The very important amend
ments reported,h ,he Washhurqel would withdraw his oppo
siDI.
Mr. STEVENS aid 10 thu ordinary Of The Chair
man taking the responsibility Of acfns, under Instructions
by his Committee and not being fepuiated by tlo
Committee. II 60 be Presumed thai be had auhofy
Dir. SrAULDISG az 10 O'Clock. novel a. ad!ournn mt,
gni called iOr the Yea and Nays.
The House refused O. adjourn, by vote Of 10 Yeas
against 90 NAYS
The question REQUIRED the reception O, tho report
which the main question was ordered.
The motion 20 adjourn va, renewed by Mr. sirIH. and
agreed O the SPEAKER stating chat the question
the reception of the bl would como up to-nouod, and
the House, OF 1890 adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
METROPOLITAN BOARD or EXCISE.
Meeting Ys,,erday Afternoon - imperi'n' 80
Ciub--Can Liquor he Given Away without
hiccasrs- s-BisnhAppiiea:ions Go be Di'irio'
s.,cd BIZ ti.r hnrc. irt tenhent OF Police.

gtrd by fisr superintendent OF Police
The Metropolitan Board OF Excise met yesterday
afternoon O'Clock in the tropolitau Police Court Room
President scIrz in the Chair and all the members present
The minacs of the last meeting read and approved
CAN LIqJoR DE- GlyES AWAY WITHOUT LtcZSsE'
The ioI,wing letter from j. u R.ynaa. President and
" Erandsen Secretary OF the Scandinavian Society which
was eol b. the Secretary opened avery important subject
which Board will bo called upon to consder and ior ih
reason We give entire. II addressed 70 tho Board o
Excise.
GaSrisuts TIE .u-,-ber are officer. of tie sanda,vin So
csy c5 and lch would respectfully represent % you
lh ~ s9e va o9'etsa IA 5.' s saa = P5sSs s.5 XII
t.cerdsn IA a city Il. o9se'' .is aa'sT cosoad
% s ,o, m sS eas ,ad 4.. m rooms d. No. ~ Bow
cry 1t has existed wh uninteuPt.a piepe1'y snd isaa %
. "a, cp IN bant couple Of thousand dollars Syoed 20
s ,y % y ~ ,,or fi,af- persplier, sad library lnI
required 10 b. married mar 'edn; there WIN n amy ,i
ito except tle members ,nd few ,nnsef' who seene
special card o., admission from he oeer' We meet there oisoG %
iy y W & % - m ogr isaori Or Ro 10 supply q, With 1uor
We wh tho kindne. you 60 say "hsAsr
m TeSpt oui Il, pra,ions OF license will be to
tI e1psa.e io license Neither oar Loaf or land
d ucieu interested 70 deii,y tne s5sa W ,Ed
ne oh t. aqusL social aaeues aaG pleasures unless me.'
qaie. In. ,.ne We willing eutsr into oond h,s no plo
c ac ,i b. osred and ths the place shan at al tunes Dc u
some derory debate followed the reading OF the letter In
ooud only d. answered from legal standpoint ln England
he understood clubs Of al kinds not subject to License
bu he law under which the Board must act did not permit
aay give away liquor 10 smaller quantities thao
hge q ions without license -, ..
III ACros seemed TO thiak the case was clear ana Dat
wond be necessary license all giving hen the privilege 81
60 each. . =. .-,.. /.
Jrlg. BOswugm said the Board should Discriminate be
tween person regard for the character o. net
houses and the quantity they sell 10 individuals Low aeseS
aDd grocery keepers ought not TO have licenses N any snse
bur hi though suggested that more classes OF hoene
necessary.
The 4ec, finally referred 70 the Counsel Tor h report
OTHLR BUSINESS.
On motion the Secretary directed 10 haTe iOuO
Of The 1cse Law prHted Or the use OF the osTG ahd Tor
ON motion Of Mr. ACroS resolved that blank appica
lions Tor licenses shoad be distributed ony IhroG1h sAe
Superintendent OF Police. s,.,
90 motion of the Committee OF three was sppohgu
20 hear applications and report them TO the Board WIZ
The Prssideui named Messls Acton Crane ana Aahee ~
continuing the Comu.ittec. - c-,..-. -. T..
on motion OF Mr Bo.wOgIH the same Committee vss In
-uoed to repo upon the cKpedegcy OF having more thhn
classes uf license.
no Board then ad dournei until Tu.sdy mex, at 81 m
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
DIE ID.

BLAcK-Oa Tas.dsy April Ida Louise youngest daughter Of
George ~ and Mary Anaie Black ..
The rstves snd isns Of family respectfully invited
attend funeral residence OF her grandmother Mrs
lockwood No 100 sIh this tWedne'dsy) afternoon, q,
o'clock.
BLLIN0E-On Mondy April o. josephine Donns only child Of
Sarah and the Benjamin L. Blnss aged ya <mon,hs
and IS days .
Thom. g. and Rsehs ODE. respectfully invited
funeral 9 East Thir ythifdst " sdnesdsy afternoon
Apfi %, Of % o'elock.
CoBB-siddsny on Tueiay evening April a. Abraham Lesrst
Joeph L. aud bs. Cobb aged months and
d.ya
The rrvs .rA .i. rs.r-" in-tei - -''eni h- f,:s
Eesha. pLEuE4s,s w ksAs,JsI sssSasap. Gissg -
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Cleanliness.

The following are the preamble and resolutions Of
Councilman Whe which rejected By the Board o; coua
cilnen on Honcay:
Gher Th.-. fer from The sppssfaes in or P
of vese c1lnrE suffering from c0era tit s eiy
q sy be- visited " ths fearful soogrgei And
Wh1 Tue o those medical men who hsYe studied
i de points fact tls r personal Cleanliness one oi
ihe b.u prcFersives Of its s'dcss, And
hras he Inhabitants Of the deney populated sections
of owre Inefficient IN which o. the
terl.ut wherein ,ley bg' Ia bat few vel
sy .het o resisting the spread OF the disease
bc hesors Th4, $50 Common Counc Request the Board OF
the proprety Of establishing IN tie
different dc city. under proper regulaion dnnas tins
sysa Puilc Baths. citizen
conn witt .c 70 sii down iOf thr lndseuon.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

surgRNr COURT-Cn,sBres-Aras 2i-Befors jus
tco cLEEKi.
DECISIONS.
Ia re the application to discharge Albert Walker
Catharne Campbell aud Elizabeth Omen on ha0eas corpus
Pfison.rs req ADDED and wri,s discharged
In ~ ILomas North. u cm0ra nii for counsel
Before Justice IsCRAIAM
James 4 Roscvst sgt. Robert Mlnns and othef'-Au''
ance OF elOO granted.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Special Notices.
Cholera.

HOW TO PREVENT AN ATTACK.
presence tie Choe, behooye every family and ind
viui be prepared for approach aud pO6 attack The Hr
and important viii be by other, than dOcto Foh
the de- prevails phycn, will be down with buinesi
away engaged elsewhere @ attendance the hs, hour two
by competsa physician, viii be the exception rather than the rule
The question shall thl. be intelligent prompt and Ell
subject whm. eapc acisa,s the hour Beside.
may be done by hyy sn Ia food living and
hab especially proper pEevsntvs' protect
the system and preyeu, an attack
HUMPHREYy HOMEOPATHIC CHOLERA SPECIFICS,
been prepared by physn Of large ac1,assncs with this
disease expressly meet ,h.' wsut
FAMILY POCKET CASE IL provided with three vi,l'
BE- used preventive single drop morning snd night to
ioiy protect the system sgn the di,ea smother for the
dhea which preeIs the s;,scs sud i 20 for the fully
developed tie whole accompanied little book Of d
giving ,ory AID symptom, the d'cs directions 'o'
vry coaps Management OF .hs diarrs the
fully developed d.'e tue whole language 80 dree, and simple
that any per,on srdnary intelligence efficiently administer
them
Til, PROPHYLaCTc or PREVENTIVE TREATMENT has
among Iomeops. every Invasion Of chosFs aimee
1882 ard Ia, been vns untold amount Of human
10. and suffering Besides easc. of tn. that
.uce.fy meeting disease worth alone
lection many time, the cos Involved
oon6i,uy believed With the o,b-s SPECIFICS Hsions
-or ~ f oii1kea and Of those attacked ani treated By
,h, method r,s hseqfy r-ls Be b,
PRIczs
Cas-. ofthfre and book for f,ais,. s5 ~
Pocks, esse vi.s and book for o.
snse bottles ofthe Fluid Specific o.
rhs.- lnedcass (by naS -tn will be 'en By
pre-. or nal to any .dIr." receipt Of the phcs.
AJirss,
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No $50 Broadway New York
sixteenth assembly DI,trict.A SPECIAL Meeting Of the
will 30 held Headquarters Dtnsel
irin'.l TuIS w edns.d,yl EVENING a. "A O'Clock.
Joas g. HaLLsrEp. secretary. JOHN OSBORN Chairman
Don't You Want some
sPLEEDfD NEW POTATOES
FOR YOUR DINNER
They ~. IN market, m-sly ind usciou,
Catarrh. scrofula, Bronch Liver and kidney Dis
ease.WM n PRINCE Flushing NY for 80 Proprietor Of
the world the discovery ma
TUREs REMEDIALs FROM PLANTS surprising in Cursive Pow
Man. These comprise POSITIVE CURES
Servou, Debility Rheupsm affections.
cured Ado gratis Er2,ni,oy Circular, Que stamp Treatise
, r-nts
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
cor-pT CAIFSDAR-THn DAY.

COURT CALESDAR-Tnn DAY.
SrpRHug COURT--CTRCUIT.--P L-Caendar
unchanged PAgI Ii-NOs. lO0s 1852 i72 100 lOii -
I5tG az! 80 9IG 1872 ga 80 l9i llGo 30 col i2 sos
i,sG srTctL TERM-issues Of Law and FacSos 300 IN
~ 300 ~ ~ M 49, 2j7. l7G H. i-, y. sl s1 goo
g51 90. 2Cg 10 =,
SUPERIOR COURT--TRIAL TERM.-PART L-N0s
2is I5J 2Oo 1913 1901 s7 1852 p 1872 2l 2l3s @0i7
PART II-Calendar unchanged - 49,
KISGs COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.-Nos. d, 81, Co.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

nohmsn deemed i,5o or hs ,ick By the Bead Of Hsi,h
he msid II posa VIII b. sii,i to the ,bovs All this, VIII bs
ob,ia supple, v be Inc fom 'hs attending phy
csn. : HALLiDAr. supt
I've pa Gse o, Iuflsf,, No. l55 wor,hs. APd, 81. 1871
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
THE CHOLERA.
The situation Board ihc Hospital ship
Teu Rev Case, Board the Iiiiuois-
The England OGcini Report Eighty-Two
Crac- in Nosniini on Monday Morning.


Communication with the Virginia and the hos
pa shps in the Lower Quarantine are both dcu, and rrcg
uar generally the information Is q hours behind hand
The disease wey abste its raTages ard rotwhstandng
the sanitary precautions which have been taken hero
every hour. aud dcetl dasates ~ his harvest
sometimes Of lOnr Eve sx and doI Tie cool weather OF
Yesterday rather favorable than otherwise 10 the treat
OF the disease and If the cold p Of Yesterday ahoud
continue for .eW d1ys longer tie seeds O tie pesiencc VIZ
doubt be trampled out. W to 10 o'clock on Monday
morning Of ohoora occurred on board The
Illinois. al Of which we're removed 10 tie hospital
sh.p. The Euciaad anchored about one mile ron the
Virginia be umigaied ant thoroughly ceansed aud VIII
prob,by permitted a. or Liverpool next wcck The
passengers Of tie Virginia after hcT removal % The Lhuo
large number OF letters 90 their Friends wAo such o'
them the city le by calling 90 tie Office
OF COMPANY No q Broadway. Dr BssoN the Deputy
Health Olccr. transmitted 20 Or SWrhurne on Monday
evening report 0 TIE progress OF the disease tae Hospital
ship Falcon mp tho afternoon Of hat day IN which hc
stated that ee received from the Illinois on
Sunday evening" md Monday morning Tgo Of tue
patients died the acon Saturday t and tlfcc on
Monday morning
LATEST REPORT
APan q i15i
Received from steamer
Ptebe Tsa Ms-y -il loa.aas. Ia ret-f rsl,ass fiE
Pss;iat B~rnlrd D.. Harriet C0'ia Ov's Hsa''a w. {
IiaAs0u tLarcs II. Jrrrulff.
Bait Ca.frel hafef.ua
% II brssxLL DePu'y ii-aiA OacsL
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

T. ~. Editor Of Tae N TTibVne
SIR As the poor in sickness have not the requisite IA
ce. proper preparation Of food would hank you to
state your columns that purpose to keep on haad al
tines Oatmeal Gru. BE- supplied srsiuiion'y
/, - ss pos, E.x stssTs usss As sJ Aest VI
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
MARRIE ID.

sNTH-pARKSO Monday the 23i inst, by tho Rev Mi Van
Dyks Benjamin o. Saith IT, Conlea Davis daughter Of " Ill
lem M. PARK.
VAN NNAMEE-RussfLI-At st. Geores Church, A.tons, l. IT,
Tuesdsy April "a 1866 by the Rev. Dr hsrri, William Nsn
Nance Of Bookyn ~ ~ Anna B. eldest daughter oil Geo
Ruusl. esq, Of the former place.
Albany papers please copy
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Immense Improv In Steam.
w C. HlCKSs PATENT STEAM ENGINES ssvs IS per ossA
space cop parts Adspsd al uss For ei ulsf.
sources luz ni'"' N''''' wv No. 50 Liberty ny
The Last French Classes, under A. A fAVARsEk -ts
for Scholars Admission nee 20 ING
opening sson Thursday ~ o. Nc sunveniJ pAss '''
'lnsrnc,ion"
rtaGers Of all iinds repaired By th. a,s
WAsHNG AND WRINOIho AAChiNE SOhEA"N' "
Brosi~sy. New w-9ork ------.-
HIl, Hair Dye 50 c Bscs OF brown in.,as;,nSSs' = s"'
rsl beautiful reliable. best chsspcS N use DePN'
sold by al Druggists
Iiariman's Psisnt Elastic Rutbe pre"iaa
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New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

SUPERIOR C0URT-srEcl,L TEss-Ar2n gt-Bsfor, Ja''
tioc MOAELL
George II Boyer agt. Augustus lianheld-Mot!oh
granted. ,. - .,o
Aan Green agl. the Msvor sc.Moiion denied with go
coats. ~,
Faaaud T. william. sgt. lothian G. Meekcr ., al-Noton
yrautsd and pro eedlng dsnlssed by default.
Hiram Housioa sgt. George IumbfeL-houou granted
without costs
plaintiff on demurrer leave granted to defend Ant
10 withdraw demurrer aad IL 20 dIJs On psymsa o
costs
Charlie, Carter ag Andrew Clark o. a-Applc,ion TO eE
anime defend ,uf before trial OF plaintiffs denied
Louis Rauteror agt William Rothmer OF al-Moiiol for
attachment dauied.
The sale agt the same-Motion substitute bond for Ia
junction granted. -, -,
Jane, Cooley al agi John reiaer-Mo'on denied WIZ
Sln costs ,,-.,-- -
ti,rharse frOm arrest denied
Carol T. Bcyea agt Lgcan Dubenli E, a-Judgnen' Tor
defendant.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

SUPERIOR COUKI-TgfsL IfRM.-ArfiL 9'-btio'e'u'
tce McCUSs.
COSTRACT FOR BUiLDiNo
James Crow agt. Ganet Becker
This vyas suit Ia recover balance due the PLAIN
~ unou contract to do complete the mason work on the
bnding NJ the intersection Of Broadway and
b defense was that the work done Ia an unskfu and
manner and that plnnilh had Abandoned tue
contract and thar in consequence the defendant hal 20 py
fou $500 10 $500 10 finish the contract abandoned ny the
naptiF ll amount the defendant recouped against the
plaintiffs claim The Jury amer being out short ue gave
verdict for the amount eilned siSs 10 Nhcu 'ne 'ou''
addict Al extra allowance OF five per cent. -
Robert y. Waite FOR plantih. A IL Eea'y IoF ieiehiah
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-SrEciAL TEKn-APRn %
Before Judge BRADY
Geron agt. Wendt-Case settled.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

Furniture
At REDUCED PRICES.
Of the l,te. styles. consisting OF
PARLOR DlNISG-ROOM sld CHAMBER SUITES
Ia ROSEWOOD Walnut and Maoe
y KRUrlNAS
MANUFAC1ORY AND WAREROOAS,
Nos 81 and 90 East Houstonst..
Between Bow-ry and Second ave-
Retalins Al manufacturers pgicsA
AL gOoi, warranted
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
B.l.aes in t.vs. ef.hs REsoLvENr .a RELIEF 10. 90

Baance 10 fyOr OF the RfSDLkENT and RELiEF..
RAILWAYS RENoyAT!Nj RESoLvENT (. the mo.t psrEsss
depuratve th. restosv hs; has bssn
rived vegetable lgiom. l. eliminate. from the blood
every seroaou, yphic virus ersdcs,e msrcurs
and only preparation which be depended upon fos
thorough and o,nr consuming diseases
the ehy heF In eat rhu erysipea and oil cu,ausous
ons eqna eficicsus and its effect merely ~ sup
press symptoms the morhte the
always permanent, bottle OF containing Of the
dnecnt and purifying principle o; sapais than u Hr
through the ordinary that
comparative the expense ordinary medication
Of the OF through the o. RADWAls RENE
DIES slightest degree Overdrswn 1t founded ss
nony possession OF Dr. Rsdwsy and accessible to ali Who
desire The sole object has been to ILLUSTRATE
FACTS, in familiar way, by exhibiting
ACCOUNT CURRENT
between the sseotyped practice eB toe one hand sd
Dr RAILWAYS REMEDIES op the oihef however, the bal
ance several per favor Of the latter sononi,
poiut Of view II Infinitely ssss sanitary A. regards
eo, comparison ma, instituted but ssts as ss-
IN. .ap.,ot, Of the READY RELiEy REGULATING PILLS
and RENovATINa REsoLvENT ose " other medicines
.. e they belong has been mad manifest be
ce.y dpu:sd In gusss ~! Toe es, admit Of sonpu
tauon.
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New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
To Physicians.

Ps-u is now O'Clock, Friday evening and yet no
steamer 20 carry away passengers