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sound in bis PosItlon.

II cannOt be successfully eontrOyerted,
says contemporary, that the policy of the
President with reference to the admission
of representatives from the Southern
States has the full warrant aud sanction OF
the Constitution. The States meyer were
out Of the Union, and now when peace
reigns In the country, the people who are
10 be ruled have unconstitutional right to a
voice In the passage OF laws by which they
are To be- governed. II this right be denied
them, there Is no longer representative
government, but a consolidated despotism
The desire of the Chief Magistrate of the
nation Is TO ''brlng legislation within the
boundaries prescribed by the Constitution,
and thus restore the Union, and at the
same time preserve the constitutional lib
critics OF the people from the inroalls Of
usurped and lawless power.
On this point the Louisville Courier re-
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Cmring Pork nn,l Ham.

Just at this season of the year the pork
AMI ham questions are decidedly interest
| Ing. A bright. sweetly-fayored ham may
AZ All times be Obtaned with Is little care.
! Weigh sixteen pounds of ham to one pound
OF salt. aud one ounce of saltpeter, finely
! pulNcrized; rub them with this ia some
vessel until well Incorporated; then lay
these hams va ashelI or IL more cOnvenient.
~ barrel placing on them the surplus
salt; in a lew days rub again, and, if neces-
snry, again, until they have taken in all
the salt, when they are ready for smoking.
which should be done before flies make
their appearance ia the spring. and until
they arc quite dark. or almost black. when
they must he taken down and sewed up In
2 close fitting cloth. or bag. with paper
doubled several thickuesscs on the flesh
side. Then tie closely. hang up. and give
Two or three good COats OF white wash.
They may then hang in the gaFret all slnm-
mer or In any dry place. BY observing
this method, they can be kept any lcugth
OF time unless they prove so excellent that
you eat them very soon.
Pork, though derived from the same ami
NAL, is of an entirely different taste, and
requires different management. In these
days otdoubte refinement ii will be thought
quite Vulger we presume, to give much
attention to the curing of pork, and cspe-
cially to advocate the eating of it. But
WucIt ~ thtIt u Ililny, III LntSe days Ol
flies and heat, who do not turn with dis
gust from all kinds offrcsh meat. and open
with pride well kept and well filed pork
barrel, and Ii any meat Is required prefer it
from theseg Nay. say not that may do for
farmers. We once new very delicate
nyalid-a young lady-for whom kindness
and love had CLEANED from almost every
quarter of the globe that which would
strengthen and invigOrate the appetite, but
tf ,.s,fpn
source when all others had proved unavail-
ing. Broiled and prepared IN peculiar
manner by dipping IN water, it becomes
very delicate dish. The manner of curing
pork is very siInple-a layer of pork and n
layerof salt coarse is the best. then II
strong brine tthat will bear an egg to MI
up the barrel. The old brine may be eboiled
and scummed. and when cool ill up with
that. 1t is of Importance that the brine
should be turned off in the spring, or before
warm weather--as it will become some
what biOOdy-boiled and replaced.
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DEMOCRATIC SYAYE CONVENTION.
TUESDAY. JANUARY y, 1867.
TO rnE DEuocRAcY or ONO .


To rnE DEMOCRACY Or ONO:
4 state Convention of the Democracy OF
Ohio VIII be held at Columbus, on Tuesday,
the sth day of january he,OG 10 nominate
candidates for tho following offices, and
for tile transaction Of such other business
as may come before e: ..nHU ID
GoUerR0r;
Lieutenant Gorernor;
AUditOr Of State.
Treasurer ~ State,
SHprtme Judge.
: rAttOrReY Genorat rna
HsaJer B5drdQf Pubic Works. q ~
'rheratio ofreprcseutation ptiil he a
follows; One delegate for each county al
additional delegate for every 100 votes cas-
forTuoMAs NJ. KEY for supreme tndgc a
the last election; and an additional dele
gate for every fractionof 30 or more vote
So east. -
This ratio gives to the counties collec
lively bl5 Delegates, to MpNrGoNEhy coun
ty, ftoelrc.l
ltis respectfully suggested that, as far .
It may be practical and convenient, the del
cgatcs bechoscn on Saturday, the 2gtli day
of December.
We avail ourselves of this occasion q
urge upon the Democracy an inmediat,
organization, and especially township and
ward organization, Now is the time t.
spread useful Information among the peo.
pie; but this can not be done without
thorough and efficient organization. That
.oatprineiplcs will ultimately triumph ws
do not doubt--ior to do that would be IA
doubt the possibility Of free government
but we can not achieve success, and avert
despotism. without labor; and we can not
begin our labors too soon orprosecute them
too earnestly and steadhstly. n
BY order of the Democratic State Central
Committee.
JOHN G. THOMPSON. chm.
&. j. BEAN, Secretary
November 10. 1896.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. n, CONE may be consulted as follow,
In DAYTON att Phillips House, on Frlda ..
sept "a Ont. 49, Nov. 2si bee rs; Feb. ; Ma ri
&; April ta; May n June 81. ~
In TROY at the Morris House ON SAturt lav
Sept Isl Oct 70; Nov "a; Dec 20; Feb "a M apS,
10; April 10; Max IL; June ~
In NENIA at the Depot Eating House on q Aurs
days sept 49, oct ls; Nov es; Dee ~; ! A. gi
March a April I May 10; June 20
In SPRINGFELD nc the willis Ho aso n,
thursdays, sept. 90; Oct 26i NOV 80; jan 81 Feb
Z; March 14i Aprll ~; May e9. Iuhr 81
Dr. CONE has had OGires In each OF I ne nhov,
places, thnt he has regularly visited for the ~
seven years and as he has trsated and cured MANY
Patients, IN each nf the abnyc places he can lgiyt
the best OF references In each lArBns to his skill
Or CONE Treats and Cures an varieties OF
ChrOHc Diseases including those OF the Eve nn,i
Eati makes uo charge for cOnsultationl but n
Cash Tor his Medicines
Medicines that viii last from fOur N si,.
months cost from Five TO Thirty dollars In Oa 81
Address; DR., E CONE.
COLUMBUS, OuIO.
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az The idea that Congress can dep rive
the President of the pardoning powe r is
simply absurd. The President Is eloahed
with this power by the Constitution il ,elf,
and can only be deprived of it by an
amendment of that instrument. The G on
stitution In the enumeration Of the pow ,ers
of the PRESIDENT says: "lIe shall b. I'VE
power TO grant reprieves and pardons for
otienscs against the United States. exc, ,pt
in cases Of impeachment" No argument
or sophistry can do away with the force of
language so explicit as this.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-10

The following is to certify that 1 have iused
RINGS VEGETABLE AMBROslA for ths past
six months, aud have found ia IL all that Is
claimed for II TO perform. NV head has been near
ly bald for several yearswil bo safe in saying for
six years, at least--and by adherng 10 the ,I{rec
tons in the Sc Of the AMBROSIA, 4, / am proud to
say that now have fine growth of healthy hair
whilst AL other ipstOrAtiyes have failed 1 can
hair 10 its original color having seen ititestl hy
my most intimate frienda. | know 10 to he su,,e-
riOr t0 all other restorAtives What I 10 know
know from experience la references 20 It's proner
ties, and would recommend IL 20 all az being the
beat article ia lnnrket. VIM n UIPPAi{D
nayton, Ohio, August q, 1H86
v. NJ. .TU BBS &CO., Props, Peterboro, N. II. i
Far sale by all Druggists in Dayton, and every .
whers. mr.. " wv. sERWART,
au25iawAn Wholesale Agent DAYTON O.
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splrIt of Id Jncohins.

A Washington special to the Cine irnati
Commercial, OF this morning, says III s.t the
caucus proceedings of Wednesday night,
ratified as they have been by the action of
the House in the appointment of the SOM
mittee TO Investigate the New Orleans riot,
are interpreted here as the initial steps to-
ward the impeachment of the President.
They are so regarded by many membe .s of
the House. Time will tell.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-10
Htsd

hkEN Esi- sunday evening, December o, al siN
O'Clock, OF heart disease Catharine wife of Iol,n
Reeves, aged hfty one years aud ten mouths.
Funeral Tuesday December II, At one or.loek
p. NJ, from the residence of her husband, Van
Buren, Township, two miles south Of the city.
Services at the house by Rev. Mr.. sawyer. lnter-
ment--W oodland.
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The Proposed Radical Scheme.


The bid of KELLEY, of Pennsylvania, to
take from the President and Secretary of
the Treasury the control of the Internal
Revenue and deposit that extensive politi-
cal patronage with the Supreme Court of
the United States, its projectors have the
eiirontery to say sis not intended as n po-
WicaL measure for the purpose of weaken
ing the President or diminishing his pat
ronagc, but the office is to be clearly u
Judicial one, and requires an able executive
head. This security is believed to be de-
manded by the financial and commercial
interests of the nation"
The idea of manufacturing, circulating
and managing the big rag-nM of the coun-
try, being CLEARLY a judiciap Office, is
about rs sensible rs that such Il charlat IN as
CHASE, its inventor, is the ''able executive
head who is proposed to have it in charge
The first section of the bill provides that
there shall be one Commissioner. with a
salary $4,000; Deputy, at salary of 81,
900; two assistants, salaries each, $3.5OO
Solicitor and Cashier, salaries each $4,000
Auditor salary, $1,000; Chief Clerk and
seven heads OF divisions, each $4,000; and
not more than $50 clerks, at what salaries
Is not stated but IL is not supposable that
they will be less than $1,000 each. These
will constitute the corps of officers and
employees, located in Washington, to run the
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new machine f:
Total amount salaries

iuthl amount salhfltS .. kJi9dtO
This for the Supreme Court branch. ut
Washington, of the new "Infernal Reyc-
nue." scheme. When there comes to be
considered, also, the pay and expenses of
the immense army of collectors, inspectors.
clerks and snbordInates, of all grades, scat
tered all over the country, in every neigh
borhood. ut every cross-road corner, in
every nook and cranny, the magnitude of
the drain on the productive energies Of the
people may be, in measure, realized and
the political effects imagined.
Section second provides that the Come
missioner shall be appointed by. the Asso-
cinte Justices of the Supreme Court by
nomination of the Chief Justice. Section
third authorizes and requires the Commits
sioner to appoint all his own deputies and
clerks, and also all assessors, collectors. rev
enue agents, inspectors, and generally to
exercise the power now vested in the Pres
ident and Secretary of the Treasury for
this purpose. Section four provides that
all incumbent officers shall remain in Office
for sixty days after the passage of this bill,
unless sooner relieved.
Such is the character of the proposed
scheme, ''clearly a judicial onc"-which Is
TO be handed over to the keeping Of that
profound matter Of science Oid Green
Backs, who expects To ride into the White
House through the instrumentalities of
such Gordon of subordlnates as he may
select to run the "lnlernal Revenue" boat.
In all its bearings and intents the cunning
hand of that aspiring and Inscriptions po-
litieal knave, SALMON p. CHASE, can be
traca1 .t.|
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Snaoial Cantion

mrs. .WINslsOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
has become 40 popular that various parties have
put ont articles calling them Mrs. Winsiow,'s
Please take notice that THE MRS. WINsLOW or
TIE SOOTHING SYRUP Is NOT CONNHlyrFn
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE ius,lawsin
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k0bnekIs H8itIera,

stThers 10 many IA sFue wOra spoken
In Jest, ,ssald q gohtlepian 70 his friend who re-
marked that 'sGFeenbacks are EOOd, but
RObackS are better.B
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Rings Vegetable A@brosia

Is the most popular HAIR RESTORATIVE of
the day. II is CLEANER more richly perfumetl, and
is warfante'i TO restore gray hair to. its natural
color; stop its coming on; remove dandrufr from
the scalp, aud prevent badness. Read the follow
ing home teAtimnnY u u -. -
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News by relegraph anA NIaIIs.

The steamship Britannia, from Glasgow.
thirty-four days ont, It is feared, has been
lost. She had a large number of passen-
gers.
A New York dispatch says; "IIENRy
MARSH, Mt one time messenger FOR the
Chemical Bank, blew out his brains this
morning, on account Of illness and poverty
leaving wife and two small children"
The news from the Rio Grandc Is thought
to be an indication of implacable hostility
to American Intervention IN the ailhirs of
Mexico.
JoHS b. McGRArH, Of Missouri, aud
WILLIAM II. JOHNSON, of Ohio, have been
appointed Paymastors In the regular army.
a Washington dispatch says; Prominent
Fenlans have petitioncd Government IN be-
half of Colonel MEANY, arrested In England.
Reply was made.that measures had been
taken, doubtless to secure his release.
AToronto dispatch says: "LYNcn, Mo
MAHoN and other Feniaiis received the news
that they have three months respite with
manifest relief.
Six or seven buildings, on the public
square OF Columbia, Tennessee, were des-
troyed by fire, ON Saturday night.
Gold closed in New York on Saturday at
lJ7ts.
i,United States Fivc-twenties closed In
the London market at II.
The National Military Asylum Commis-
sioners have decided to locate one asylum
ut Milwaukee, and the other In Ohio.
An explosion took place on the steamer
kelbo, on Saturday. at Norfolk, Va. The
rush of steam was 50 great that th1'e col
ored coal passcrs were killed, and from
eighteen to twenty of the passengers
wounded twoof them 50 severely that they
viii probably die.
The question whether stock n national
banks is subject to municipal taxation will
be before the United States Supreme Court
on the 10Th inst on appeal from New York
City. The amount involved is stated to be
about five million dollars.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

f1NHE undersig gned has been duly appolnt Al Al.
mlnistrator Of the estate OF Mary Met sleary
late OF Montgomery County Ohio, deeeAsei
lSWs LEWIS NEkF, AAnninist tator.
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ESTRAY MARE.
Re-ftted, Re-furnished and Re-op sned
on the European Plan.

Bkls" Omnibusses run 10 and from all trains
Ample Stabllng for Horses
de0daw6m JACOB WAGNER, Proprietor.
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aJtw advertisements.
Dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.

TNUroTr q ElCKMANN have dissolved their
- partnership, Conrad isickmann having retired
che business rs heretofore wilt bo continued by
Eugene Dutoit. who viii settle all accounts ,Inc
and against the ilrm. DUrOIr " EICKMANN
December z, 1866. dccalgt
The New York herald., 1866-04-08

pha salsm Chocaw Mayo for New York Ceres
S New YORK.
. sssss' !G
sns a1st bsAisa s%'Ea
New TsGe T% % yar Williams am Nichols and aheth David
Butler do SSss soop Iisi Nj Hopa
NEWBGKYPoRT. April AR schrs Halo, Newman: Al.
eS &s nrs Fsnin Tsrpes and
;S
sf ssa;% Foss% ssS1s sr TSfss
sssmsn as',! Syons sssi
& Dart eSai is4 S sSs E
Providence; Herbert Manion Baker No ston leading No
Ams Sswesss chas aesrs s@sm nssaso sas
FRO Providence; % John & sro1mal Douglass Boston, eve
Merriman Fox, Hartford L meverin Holiinssworth
Psrdsr Sasvl.as; a.TT baGsr aGS
oowa s9yss ass
a.m Ssx Nary Fsa
qss from NYSTk bound south; Fioya and joseph
Orleans; saile B, g Edwards and Rnehari, do for
PoRTLANp sILs M April sArr brig Knight WISH Maan
BmoT Rs s @ Bark PSen Sr ESss
Mahoney Matanzas.
6th--Arr Drgo, Sherwood, NYork Cid bark
Jennie London brig Waccamaw, Vera Cruz schr Lizzie
Tapley Cardenas,
THAR brigs Geo Prescott, from NYork J Nickcls
Boston. Cid brig Abby Fenno. ST. Johns b steamers
Moravinn for Liverpool and Dirego for NYork.
PROVIDENCE, April 6--Arr steamers Galaea, Jones,
York. Warrior, Mott NYork schrs Zoe Hall, NYork Olive
Point judith on Thursday afternoon Sid Blanche (Br
Hammond Ponce PR Ito load for Boston schrs North Pa
eihc Webb Philadelphia; Marietta Hand Brooks Oscar
Hawley Clark; Joseph Forter, Burroughs Maria Lunt,
Boynon; Maggie Weaver, Weaver Annie Stafford. Han
son and VIM Coilyer Taylor do William Fletcher Work
"a Bradley, and Lady Adams. Davis, do: Tunis Bodne
Bunce Northport, III: sloops Utica, Smith, Coxsackie
Thomas IL, Hull. NYork Also sid schrs Mary RUSSELL
smith, fiiadcpha; Corneia, Webber Elizabehport
Euth hasey, Penney NYork; Knight. Ronier do Sally
K0CRLAND March 2s-Arr bark George rreat Frankfort
for Buenos Ayres (nnd sid 3Oh) Sid Tth schrs Whitney,
Snow NYork Both. Veniovi, Gregory and Oregon, Colt,
do April 3D. D ii iodgkins Savage Justina, Gregory; John
Adams, spoGord; Delaware, Crockett and Juno, Hall do.
also bark z Williams, Perry. Washington Dc.
SAVANNAH March 3l-Cld schrs Jonas Smith Nichols
and VIM Pickering Providence
April Arr brig Sea Lion, Low Baltimore. Below bark
kevalen. Lawson. st Santele France. for orders.
SALEM. APPEAL 3-Arr schr Gettcysburg, Smith, Phiade
Pha 4th brig Aifarata Iibber do schrs Louie SWEET
dwerds Adams; John Cadwalader, steeman: Lewis Mu
ford, Davis; Atwater Glover and ilson, Phila-
deipha; Mary Ann Bryant, Elzabethport Cara Norton
Barbour, Bangor for Baltimore.
TARpAULIN COVE. April 3-Ar schr James House,
Boston for PHILADELPHIA
WILMINGTON &C. April 4-Cld schr May Flower, Wood
hull Antigua 5th steamships W Lord Ward and Rebec
Clyde, Young Nyork.
ton, from NYork for Boston.
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Great Crevasse fn the MissfssiPPi-De-
parture of General Scott for Now fork-
The Methodists of New York and Lou
isiana. ,,,o, ,esa
There is great crevasse Chennes evee West Baton
Rouge. The whole parish is overhowed Extensive
damage is feared
The crevasse below this city is being repaired. The
rear of the city is flooded.
The British Steamship Company and merchants Of this
atty are drawing up memorial for the deepening of the
ocean passes. The memorial calls upon the Western
Chamber of Commerce and the federal government for
out this enterprise the foreign trade having
ougrown the former channels and ships Of the heaviest
draught now being necessary to carry it on.
General Scott left here this morning on the steamer
Guiding Star for New York, somewhat improved in
health.
N. Levilly Postal Commissioner, also took his depar-
ture to-day.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference, now in session in
this city, received telegraph despatch from the Metho
dss OF the city New York. this forenoon asking for
a prayer tomorrow Sunday in both cities and
throughout the Union. The invitation cordially
accepted and the Methodss of the city Of New York
tilted Of the fact by telegraph.
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c;ose OF the Bank Panic mt Rochester.

ROCHESTER, April 7, 1866.
The bank panic is over. The run upon Mr.. Powers
bank has ceased. He paid $4,000, and took in from
depositors $4,000. He received $4,000 in
rency from New York this morning.
Mr. Karnes has resumed BUSINESS the assistance ten
dered him having enabled him to go before and to
meet all demands. which he now proposes to do.
The assgnees of Ward Brother are preparing to pay
percentage depositors, and will continue to do
till all the effects disposed Of They hope to pay
nearly If not quite the full amount due
The New York herald., 1866-04-08
News from san Francisco.

The of business doing in general merchandise
is large The state Of the roads In the interior Is
bad owing TO recent heavy rains.
A company Of the Ninth United States infantry, to
garrison Fort Bragg, left on the steamer Del Nore
yesterday.
The Bank Of California about to increase its capital
stock to five millions Of dollars. Its present capital is
two millions.
The New York herald., 1866-04-08

Schr Lucy Ames, Flanders Rondout for Portsmouth.
Schr Cosmos, Hall. Rondout for Boston.
SAILEn
Steamships Bremen Washington, City Of Baltimore, Hell
vetia 81 Patrick Fahkee Zodiac Quaker City Wilmington
Montgomery. Gen Grant Mariposa. Gen Barnes, san Sal
vador Cumberland, La 0rentaa, Hattaras, Niagar ana
Ellen Terry.
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Furious Storm i'm Texas.

There has been furious northery storm at Corpus
Christi. number of persons were drowned
The New York herald., 1866-04-08

ITO SEWER BuILDERs.--sEPARATE SEALED PRO.
posala, each endorsed with the title OF the
which may oe odcei also with the made OF the bidder
and date ~ Us presentation. will be this
until u O'Clock NJ OF Friday April Is for the construc
ton oi sewers IN the following streets, 10 wt.Ludiow
street between brOOne Delaney Suk street
kvngton and Stanton Ridge street bettn Rivngon aud
Delsue Eighty second street hetween leconf and Third
walker street. between Baxter aid Ccutrr: How
ard street between tentre aud Elm ard Thirty seventh
Thirty eighth Thirty NINTH Fortleh and lortyrst streets
Eleventh avenue.
specneaions or the works and form. Or the bids can b.
obtained ON APT ication NJ thss cfc~.
THOMAS STEPuESl Cruton
hohLkL l.. DAtisiH, ,Aqueduct
A W. CRAVEN y board
Crcrox Aerrtrcf DrrsarHxSr Atrii 4 lisa
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EXPRESSES.

BrRSHANs FURNITURE MOVING ESTABLISH
"a u~nt iis West 18th ss near 9th av FnrDitus
f.nnhes moved cy " ccunry. Furniture, pisnofor,es
tacksd and shlpped furntnrs stnrvd
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CDPAFsTNE NERSpTpS.

DARTNER WANTED-wIrH 8, 1908, TO ENGAGE WITH
the advertiser legitimate, long established and
usually profitable business. Apply to JAMES HENRY, Is
Front street, Brooklyn
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= BxLTiS0RE, Ap5u s-Arr Arr ship Enen Stewart. Conn,
s:is ss ;s.s: 81:
fsSe. sedsey xsisnsas .IJs jack
rsps: S % . ss: ss sssS FsS
s A:s Ssss1 ss s.s T:ss F,sss
Ss en- %
a,pS aRf s.1 H cu;.s s:s ns,sn Cain and Away rh
sso :ssI. bsssd ae S FL.
April $50 Side :shr; psqEn,.n r.:%
roETsEss noxsoS. April sTSs wssiSss Sss.s. Ss
%s Tsss; s.i E:: ;.sI SSsss!!.
fs.reL San And.sa. John Forysh, kls' beth Wv sim
SGs;l kss;sSs Ss ss.ss sss s%%s %
mac S,ss for wss ot T11: nd for
A., steamer. I isnsost = rrsT g.yss;c I've rssn,aS from
rERNASDixx, FLA, March so-Arr sehf Frank and
YAiL RIVER, April s-Arr schr Actiam, Thurssou Eli.
'GxRDiNER, April sid schr Mary Smith Turner
.oLxEs HOLE Mp TMsd seArso Hodstn'
April sAM-An schr, Gen scott, Leach Elzsbethport
ps Sopssera ss H.rpe csss icr fhi,sdepsa
Hatfield n. Potter windsor for SYork sid sehn Robert
PN-krr brs Young osson. Rcmeiio. for ., stephen.
%Sid ssss fsSsss IN 'TS po s0.sr :ssr. xsrh
Mary Alice No,,hsrr Lish, Gen Scott ifalaed ,isrj
scSfE aps s seasT a" SIP Oakland ,Br Brown v.,u
srpswek cr fssisn, Liverpool; brs Teresa ,span, Ne
MschiAsro ONT. Aprl azsla .csr. Mary Kelley, need
NV ORLEANS. April Arr steamships caro,lr, ,pr,
wyls Lissrpcol; George Washington, Gaser, and fune
NtwsLKN nc Apil Arr steamer FL Cid, rroeor,, New
Mary {. Tewne, for. EYcrk. ~" SUI
,os kwf2MT Yd Apr, sArr seh' Eyslyn own Addison
The New York herald., 1866-04-08

r osr-l. SIXTH AVESUE: BEfw7iE;ES FonrY. ffrrH
and Forty sixth Streets Friday, April leather
Pockebook, containing between $50 and $40: liberal
street, corner OF Sixth avenue.
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CTAMMERING
- by Bates appliances Descriptive pamphlet
by SIMPSON CO., 27 West Twenty third street. N. Y.
CCHILBERG'S GERMAN OINTMENT-wARRANTED
> certain curc without the slightest danger, for Piles
Old Wounds, scrofua, Salt Rheum, all Bone and Skin
Diseases &C. For sale % Bowery and by all principal
druggists.
The New York herald., 1866-04-08

VTTANTED-A PARTNER WHO CAN INVEST AT LEAST
w $500 safe cash manufacturing business which has
quick sales and large profits Address G. Kellogg, box 7
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1866-04-08

VTANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, IN A CASH MANU-
w featuring business which be safely and proiaby
extended, partner with s00Os Address B. s., box 2Gi
Herald Office.