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ARRIVED
shin los tNorw SClaneu LegnorD "a days Win msToe rs
rags 10 Fnnch Monck- Wendt.
Bsk johannes Bre Kloekgeter Bremen, 81 day. with nd
and pass Leopold Hufer Saw several eeoes IN lat n
Ion. 81 20.
and Bermuda days with coal to Arthur Ley Put into beuds
Bah Horace Bess Bsnkensp, Arroyo p r., 10 days. with
TO Chss L. Colby. - - a. III, .-,-- =. a,
bridges Had light easterly winds the entire a'sege
Pr, Ons,ipherons (of ST. Johns " Mne, Remedies days
with sugar Sc to p anfoId Left bark Voyager for New Yen 10
Brig Kettle (Dan Robinson ST. cor 10 days with sugr &c e
HsnoId Lett no vessels Sailed March "a. brig b. Smith, fc
New-ioIk.
d. K. DeWo'f Co. - - =. III, -
stores 10 mastsr
seLr. John Tracy lnman Baltimore.
sehr. J. h. Thomas Arnold, Virginia
SehL A w. Collins. Tucker Virginia.
Scbr Miranda Hardy, Virginia
schr. NJ Snow Rich. Virginia
sehf Magyar. Seward. Virginia
Schr. J. q. Ferris, Bartine Virginia.
Scnr T.. NJ. Dstf.h Jones' Virginia
Scnr. :. Booth LonsstTeet, Virginia
Sehr. Edwin, Suite Baltimore
Sehr X. johnson, johnson, Virginia
WlND-At Sunset, Ne -
L-brg lof Arhs. no date lat 40 70 'n o. hence 70
Newfoundland.
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lAnuouncementsI
FINEST n

FINEST READY-MADB CLOTHING IN AMERICA
Gents Youths and Chdren all quite equal TO work
Just received 0 latest styles French English and
Scotch Goods for the Custom Department
BRoKAw BROS,
Nc 60 Lafayette place, and No. "a Fourth.sve,
Opposite Cooper Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

HOME AND SCHOOL FOR Sons 0P DECEASED Sol
uIERs An exhibition be given by the members Of this
Institution nis evening Cooper Institute the proceeds Of
the entertainment devoted the purchase Of the proper
" nov occupied by them at Deposit y. Y During the ex
hor s Z. Mills the pianist Madame de Lussan, the cele
brated vocalist and William Dresser accOmpaDyis, will as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

OBlIUARy-Capt Henry A. Wetmore died in this
city the 18th inst of disease contracted in the Army Capt
W. became identified with the army in 1901 He joined the
9Th NewYork Cavalry FIRST Lieutenant under Col Thos
e. Devn; was detailed Acting Aid under Gems Richard
son and Sumner during the Pennsuar Campaign
AID so Fredericksburg and ChanceorsyIe also on the
STATS Of Gems Couch and Hancock and promoted TO
captaIoy the estnamed battle lie was compelled 10 re-
sgn Of ilheath in January. lsti He VIII be
buried from No. 20 SIxth.ayc.. at O'Clock to-day.
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ret ROGERs's FRAGRANT

Get the best and you will get RoGERss FRAGRANT
OpoSroLsB cleansed and preserved By It and
breath made sweet and fragrant decidedly the best preparation
hind the make ndofsed by dentists Of the highest standing
containing nothing that will the teeth Ask for RoGERsF
GRANT OpoyroLISE, and take no other.
Sold by oil Druggists Performers and Fancy Goods Dealers
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We brave. to reward you;
Work and despair not"

One last word Wiz Reissn euch hofsaWe bid you be Of
hone Alden for this time Mr. Carlyle resumed his seat
amid loud and prolonged applause after speaking Tor an hour
and a alf)
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CITY NE VS..

Mr.. Jerome Hopkins gives the fifth and last Of his
mouty concerts Waaehs Theater to morrow (Wednes
day. afternoon 81 o'clock for the Brooklyn Opheone Free
School fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17
KELLOGG's
UNITED STATES MERCANTILE REGISTER.
See column Of Publications.

THE SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL Coal COMPANY,
OFFICE No. IS Wall-st.
YARD Nos. 2t3 and PCS West Twenty -hith-st'
between Seventh and Eighth-aves.
See advertisement on last page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

THE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, which has neve
failed protects window and door Of the BEST House. in New
i'''' '''''''' L. holmes, No. 1888 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

DEATH FROM FALL.-On the 9TH inst, John
Donovan while intoxicated fell down flight Of stairs In the
marble mandatory Of Messs Bird and Fisher in East Hoa
ton-st near the Bowery where he employed lie was
picked up by the Tenth Precinct Officers taken the
locked up for the night In the morning he
was discharged by Justice Mansfield and Cd resching his
idence One Hundred and Tenhst between First Sec
ondayes he taken SICK became insensbe and died
Sunday night Deceased native Of Ireland aged IS
years Coroner Gamble was notified to hold an inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

HEAVY SALES BY NEW YORK MFRcHANTs-lt is q
matter Of mercantile curiosity and interest to notice the
amount sales last months by Of largest
houses taken from the official record and reported in the
daily papers At head of the list in the Fourth District Is
II T. Cahn Co. whose sales 10 as being si2
600 us Next the list is A. 4. Stewart Co. whoesale
exclusively ss 39 3 which apart from large package
by them 10 Philadelphia, ameGutng 10 several
millions which they pay the Government tar there; aso
large retail business Of many m0as Broadway ana Tenth
a., UklQ " uesggIsSQts IaAs issJ sale ssles llSI y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

BULLS HEAD, Monday, April l6 We have in
market today 35s blocks and there 700 sold here
Friday and Saturday eco at Bergen 324 went direct to
houses and estimate 200 sold at the down town
stables making IA which supply for the week quite
sufficient for the fact that although brokers and
spectators made desperate effort early in the morning to
advance Of last Monday they the whole
successful As IL rainy, uncomfortable morning and
soon possible and impression prevailed at first that
the supply short svey probable that good many OF
the early buyers Of first class stock paid half cent higher
last weeks quotations. but the whole we do not
make the quotations generally higher now than
then certainly not for medum and inferior qualities OF
stock for which the demand slow all the fore
noon. md positively dull all the afternoon, with a
rscass stock quite equal 10 the demand OF other
classes ample; persons who purchased at bigh
Monday The BUYERS Of II declare prices higher. The
rates Albany viii ind TO their cost Most Of the
sellers Of such declare this market lower than that Of
careful comparison Of prices both days with theory upon
our part to maintain conynces that there change
il OF buyers rather than sellers IL s true that
sby than last week but at the time plenty
OF really good fair killing at Is 6e and rougher ones
IA l5c. counting only the pounds of meat sinking the
value Of hides and fat which estimated In Boston quota
tons close observations the trade appears 10
be winding up bad for all who have cattle hand this
evening.
Brownings equally divided 10 wooded and SHARED
lot Of Wares Ohio sheared averaging O7t sold at 7c n
culs out.
There are 10 cars hogs market this morning
very active at 10 0c per NJ the rainy weather being unf
yorable to all owners Of hogs as well as cattle.
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The Future hides In il
Gladness and sorrow;
We press still thoFow;
kOgght that ab.des Ia il
Dagntlng gs-OnwaTdi
Ard solemn before M,
Yelled. tie dark Portal,
Goal Of all MORTAL
Stars silent rest DER ng--
Graves under rs silent.
While earnest thou gazest,
Comes boding Of terror.
Comes phantasm aud error;
PerplcXes the brayest
win doubt aud misg.ying.
But beard are The voices,
Heard are the sages,
Tie worlds and tie ages;
" Choose well, your choice is
Brief aud yet eldles.
Here eyes do regard you
In Etefuiiy's stiffness;
|lGaEA AGSA
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many millions than any dry goods house 10 this country Men
on the list is Anthony Hail. t0373 600 George A Weeks
Co. s0CO0001 In the Fourth District there some 10
houses whose sales from five TO eight millions eah and
ofthe list Of hundred names only three had sales Of
million.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

THEFT OF $1,000 BY AN ERRAND Boyle is
DuPED Two communicative OF THE THIEVES
AND RECOVERY MosT TIE MoKEY-0n the 10th inst.
David II. King errand boy in the employ OF Messrs Nor
Braine brokers' Of No Broadst intrusted with
United States gold certificate for the Of 5000 for the
purpose Of taking IL 10 the firm Of Messr Marsh Co.. 10
Walst Instead ofdoing he met by appointment, two
other boys named james Davis and William Downes and
banded them the certificate with the understanding that
they cash and share the proceeds Davis and
DOwnes procured from the office OF the United States As
ssant Treasurer five 81 eco gold checks and instead
dividing proceeds with King they took the first train for
Philadelphia. ksg could not satisfactorily account for the
loss Of the check and after being closely questioned length
admitted having stolen the check and given il TO the boys
mentioned above. Detectives Farley and Dusenbury
notified of the occurrence and at took the matter
hand They learned that the boys had been Phae
ph and at went there On Sunday they arrested the
bows and in their possession found ST. 900 gold and
$500 IN Treasury Notes The OF the money bad been spent
by the boys in variety Of The prisoners brought
this city, and together with King who had been arrest
pleaded guilty and committed by Justice Hogan
They aged about II each King resides at No %
Henyst Davis at No 81 Catharinest and Downes No
- 0iyeT.st.
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ATTEMPT TO SwNDLg AN EXPRESS COMPANY BY
MEANS OF 4 FORCED CHECK-John Kane alias Charles Tyler
ODOnne alias John Hennsssey called the oce Of
Express Company No 80 Broadway few days since and
LETT for collection what purported be check for s2s9 80
drawn on the City Bank of Hartford Conn., and signed By
John Hennesse Treasurer of the Tradesmens
Company Hartford Conu K8ne stated that be would call
in few DAYS the money The check received by Mr.
Henry W Collins the employees and receipt given
H. forwarded for collection, and the 18th
Collins received telegram from the President Of the
Bank Hartford informing him that the check forgery
Yesterday Kane called at the express Office and at
arrested by Officer OgnOn of tie Broadway Squad
complaint Of Collins. Mr. Edward c. Fisher agent of the
Tradcsmens Insurance Company made affidavit that such
his Statement, he committed for trial by Justice Hogan
The prisoner provision merchant of No ls ROOseyes
and claims 10 be Innocent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

A L KINIEYS
"a ElGliIHA|EhJE
BARGAINS or MONDAY.
DAMAGED or THE VOYAGE.
lO00n YARDS WIT DRESS GOODS. io-.. nc.
II 900 YARDS WIT DRESS GOODS. l'c. iuc.
1900 YARDS FIGURED ALPACAs, 20.
1900 YARDS SlLk AND WOOL POPLlNs %. -
CASES LINEN HAhDhFEC HE'S.
CAStS Oy ORGAhDlt',
CASES OF BIlLLlAhlS.
CASES o. GiHBuAMo.
CASES or POPPLINS AND CHALLlEs.
CfSFS OF BIRDS FiE DIifif
.CAsFS or WHITE BRILLIANTS
20 OnO PAIRS LADIES HOSE-ENFRY QUALITY
5000 PAIRS HALF HOSE-IfERf QUALITY.
2Jg LOTS OF AUCTION GOODS, ChkAf.
10 CASES OF MusLiNs, CHEAP.
YARD.wIDE BLEACHED Al 2-c.
3 BALES JNBLEACHED MI Sims. CHEAP.
200 YARDS BLACK ALPAtAS. &c.
900 YARDS EXTRA STRIPED fLANSFLS. 30.
l2Op.YAkDS RICH DRESS GOODS,
AT ABOUT HALF TBE COST or lhPOHIAflOh.
1900 PIECES PINE LINEN TAPE IkIaMlSGS,
6l.c
CASE WET TAPts.
CASE LINEN TOW Els.
LOr TABLE LINEN, sc.
OPENING FI,'C AssOGr'iENr NEEDLE WORN
BANDS. INSERTIONS And LpGlNCs.
NM. KfNItY.
Nos. 22 and 20 ghth ave,
Between Twrntvhr,i aud Twenty second st.
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Urn GOODS.


OPENING of SPRING IlPORTATIONS,
~ AT RETAIL.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & Co.
WILL OPEN,
on MONDAY, FEB. le
A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF fhtN1n
AND ENGLISH
PLAIN. FANCY AN d ST TAF
DRESS GOODS.
Also,
SILKS.
~ PLAIN STRIPED, BRoCHE AND CHINE
MORE ANTIQUES,
POPLINS, FOULARDS,
JACONETS AND ORGhNDlEs,
MARsElLLES AND PIQUE :
AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH
PRINTS,
dINGHAMs, BRILLIANTES,
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR LONG AND SQUARE shA"L''
FRENCH CASHMERE,
REAL THREAD AND LAMA LACE SHAWLS,
PARIS EMBRoIDERIEs,
INsERTINGs,
EDGINGS,,
HOSIERY
GLOVES.
HAHDKERcHIEFs,
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS, &c.
MOURNING GOODS,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
Also
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
LINENS,
SHEETINGS,
DAMASKS.
NAPKINS.
WHITE GOODS. &C.,
TOGETHER WITH LARGE AND VARIED STUN
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION or
HOUSE EPING GOODS.
SUITABLE FOR PUBLIC OR PRIVATE USE,
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES.
WHITE, BLACK AND COLORED MoREENs,
FOR sKIRIINGS
JusT RECEIVED,
CANAL, COR MzacERsr
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THE FIELD AND GARDEN

VEGETABLES OF AMERICA.
By FEARING BURR, jr.,
Elegantly Illustrated
WITH PORTRAITS OF THE VEGETABLES DE-
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Second and Enlarged Edition.
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700 Pages
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on and simple and after remarks upon the
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ing seed or future and the purpose for whc the plant
erown we have tue most complete aud eareauyW paes
Se,crpons of all its che varieties. domestic or foreign viii
the peculiar merits requirements Of each H length Inc
OF the thus comprehensive than ony
other that has vet made appearance in this country or NJ
fsr as we are aware Great Britain Country Gentleuan
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YEUE SUBSCRIBER offers for SALE an
L INTEREST In q large body Of valuable COAL and
TIMBER LANDS with view to their development. Their
ao.a, 0s ssai bs PSisSsn sa sS Is
An Organized Company Is now boring for OH on adjoining
lands with every prospect Of success.
The Coal Is Bumnous the Timber mostly Pine and Oak.
For further information address d. {. CARY, No - West
Pnttst, Baltimore Md.
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LEGRAIN's THIS WEEK.

4 I LEGRAlN' THIS WEhh.
oPENISG OF SPRING GOODS JUST RECEIVED
FROM PARIS.
PLAIDED SPRING POPIlNS.
PRINTED AND CHECKED CHhLLl.
NEW STYLES IN POLL DE CHIMES.
PRINTED FRENCH PERCALES AND JACOSETs.
PRINrED PICQUES PARIS FASHION.
30 piece, POLL DE- CHINE, double width,
at Csc.
100 piece, NEAT CHECKS and PLAiDS.
D,gb.s width BLACK and " dlrE POPLIAS.
st9Oc
go pieces al color'
NEAT rLAiDS aud CHECKS PARlsIAH PoPLiAS.
double wlih
aGl.
PLAIDEo SILKS a. 5 ., reduced from 81 'S
LEORAIS.
No 20 Brosiwsy cor. wiverlyp'G;s.
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Third EDITION Now Ready
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Laws Passed at the last Session Of Congress-
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President johnson on Reconssructon and Impartial Suffrage
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NeW 1JUOlitutIpbo'
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A NEW POEM BY WHITTIER!
TIcKNOR FIELDS
PUBLISH DAY
SNOW BOUNDS:
WINTER IDYL,
JOHN G. WHITTIER.
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The Winter joys their boylooi knew"
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=. those who peruse Bound cannot fail to sympahize
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Who yet remau-sA.l pause to view
These Flemish pictures Of I'D days.
Sit with ruc by tie homestead hearth,
And stIe.ch the hands OF memory forth
To warIn them st the woodfres blare'
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Shall greet me like the odors blown
From unseen meadows newly mo"n
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Ofsweetne.s near, he knows not whence
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A RTIFICIAL EYES. - Artificial Huma3
~ Eyes made 10 order and Inserted by Dfs = BAUCh
sndP. GOUGLEMANN formerly employed BY Ros.seaesss
of Paris. No. 500 Broadway. hew.loiA.
hR. WM. EARLs WORK OF 2iO Pages On
~ Piles Structure and Obscure Diseases OF the PcyIc We
cera &c Price 20 cents, Ma.ed Tree - any part Aihs~
No. ~ White-st.. New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

DROPERTY for SALE-Four-Story Brick
i HOUSE and Lot 25rl0O, house 2Sx42 with large
basement, il South brooklyn. Inquire OF A. DAVIDSON
No. 1873 Prince st., n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
NUURCU or BUSINESS PROPERTY fol

CHURCH or BUSINESS PROPERTY Tor
~ SALEThe society OF the Church Of the Pcritans On
Unoquare being about further town. now oner
sell their leasehoid property Of Unouq1are ana
Feenths The society willing to sell the properly WIZ
without the church edihc ce size o. plot 6xl l'
located southwest Of UuionQuae ard Fteenths
This the most ulo for sale offered as bushes.
stand upper part Of the city. Possession wanted l.t
May next For further particulars inquire of HOMER
MORGAN, No. Pine-st. tols
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

1 OIS for SALE on tho BoULEh ARD.-lU
IL LOTS Ia two paFcels. Sixthave. Onehgndred
aldhlrty tstst. Also about II the Nestcbcs
flights High Bridge. Apply at No. - Broadway, Room
NJ. 10, from to , o'clock p.