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absolutely necessary I erefore be borne ex
sibity the consequences must Va ianed reasons had
clusively by Austria which, 'o pa ted disastrously
created Estate OF tension meea & 4 Eurone. "fr
the policy and the material - al, okpg Prussia
II Austria had in truth no nt ntion .h,s to Comprehend
his Maiesty's government is quite un. r,s.nt for In
what all these military preparations wer- .ar.s OF the
conclusion advertng 20 the personal SEN hc, great
Emperor towards the King OF rrussla, on the Pms.
stress had been laid in the Austrian despacn raal,y
sian limited very pla My that snch ieeihs ,a.s
existed 'of which his Majesty the hing mas Ip ths
doubt they were fully rcclprocated oy hlmsei,
Austrian government should seize the opportunity :"
pro wing them by acs
The effect produced by this document IN vienna was
highly unavorabe The attempt OF Prussia 70 turn the
tables upon Austria and to make her answerabie iora
situation which, from whatever side the armaments In
question may have first proceeded has It's undenlable
origin in the annexatiop projects of the Bsmark Min
stry deeply reseyted by the Emperor and his adj
viscrs; and for mo,nent It's said the resolution was
taken TO recall Court Karoly by telegraph from Berin
and to send the prssian ambassador at Vienna Bare
werther his passports Instead of these extreme oea
sures, however finally concluded 10 de~ patch
counermsnd the n ry preparations pro- ded nv he
royal order of the 2Sh ult and addDv that N Tits ID
nand were not compled with inp. ned.teIy Aust ri,
woula mot ps i'm a positico m coni,nna ,bs
negotiations This ultlmatnm as n NAV nroneriv
he called was nresppted 40 f,oun, p,sm,rr wnday
nhe g,hI npd ai the sa,a t,me IL xas anna,ncS in a..
Vienna nsv,ers that II nm answer was re
ceyed fran the Pr1,ssan government Anstra wonld
MOVE In she Federal Det 10 pnn Tho army Of the
fedorat,n in N nrenarcdness for xa,,
wb,ch would unogestlonablv ne acceded 10 nv Isr %
majority of the s,ates the two mos, important of which
BayYria and sayonv have already onenIv esnonsed ,b
cause of Aus,ya Thus Rismark pnds bimssIr face ,o
face with coalition in which twotbrds OF Germany are
sayed against him while he s hated and distrused nv
ue Prssan people and large section even of bis own
pady regard his course not as
dearuct5ve u e in,orolg of ,.ht. ~ a.
The professed chamnon n s in ms dilemma that he
has apparently hit upon the expediept OF making po
cal capital by convoking a German parl ameui based
unon upiversnl suarage or rather NV nronosny
M rational bcnp can beIove in ,is roajizstion Ua
may perhaps expect to frightn the other German gov
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Row ~ Laoxn BrrA sAlOos--t Ms aBr -Abgui
half pasi tFelye ocIocx yesterday mo,aihs sroas d
tarbanos took piscs 10 The Laser b.>r sloss u Jols
GoaA No. broadway, v D. r~o yosns nssn. named
Psirck slssvsiin and Yrsss Barns with fosr oshers
entered the pisce stf bhssef vsry rsfsiy Whsb goa
fenorefr3,ed uith Asm hey asanued hiB 81 . saysFs
usnnsfi hf0sins sxsr beer gas~es 81 be b~af Ac
Iufing The proxrsss ~ the ssaan pstsi aigt nfsS
lnspdef ssppossd Tor Coca bxt sbs bsii~, slssse
bin ahf lodrsd N ibs lrn hr~aFt u 8Bo~safids
seu named Charles Fsrsi naici NJ uaana uhth u 10
believed vtn not prpfs fa,si ~. TagrsI nk~n 10
Lis rtsSsncs, No ~ Mes~rois STREET Ehs.sAn saa
blrrA ssrs Arrested s.d lc<s@d ~ Zoe sfsminsalsn
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validity OF Assignment for tho Benefit OF
Creditors with Preferences.

Bcf0re Judge M0neH
AFHiL 2s.--Garret T. Berg,1 rt Lreirn Drd~rye' and
Hnry 4. Auery This action Instituted by the
plaintiff Judgment creditor Of tho defendant Dubcrnet
10 set aside assignment made the defendant Avery
for the benefit crcdtor with preferences however
o. % some " them The plaintiff alleged that tho
Indebtedness 10 the brother ~ Dlbernet was fictitious
and that the assignment had been executed 70 hinder
delay and dcfraud the creditors Tho Justice held the
assignment val that "a had been executed 10 dc ay
hinder. dcfraad the cred0rs aud that the debl 10
Dubcrneis brother was In fat due and owing
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INFORMANT Aknksrs ~ purL

dublin Apfl l5l corespoudenee - London Tine
lat nieht de;s tive officers Entsists and Hgtherny
assisted ~ party q the Codareem Guards nnd.r ne
command ~ Colone fi.dlng and Captain Hawthosn
arrested, IN kennys pubic houss, ~ f<eaon lace ne
followtns pcr@ous hlchAsl Byrne Blacksmith, nat ve
of the c0aniy of Dubhn james kenny hous@ carrsntr
natise d TIE county of tariow Clarie. Kcnny aad
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Attempted AssaasInation or the Csa

sr. PrrrRsBURG, April 10, 1896
An abortive attempt has been made against the life Of
the Emperor OF Russia.
Al four O'Clock this afternoon, the Car enter
ing his carriage after promenade In the gar
den, pistol shot tired him by a stranger but
without taking effect His Majesty Is uninjured
Tho perpetator OF this outrage arrested and has
been brought before the tribunal OF police
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PrsrH, Aprl ~ is66
The debate upon the addfeas comnsc~d 10 day In The
upper house ~ the Hungarian Diet IL Ia probable that
y " adopt tho address of The lower house
Fifteen Tfanryl,nnla meftcrs have hcen added 70 %
lower house Committee Common Analrn
second Vice President has been elected from amour
the Trantyivanian deputiea
The Croafian deputailon IL expectsd here today
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Police InteIIip,ne..

ALLEGED THEFT oF GOLD CHICK.
Daniel J. Hogan, young man twenty. three years u
age was yesterday aragned before Justice Dowlng
charged with having stolen gold check for tl77 20
The Union National Bank of this city belong.
Ing 10 Thomas Twins Sons doing business at
No ~ Broad street The check = one or a
number o. checks amounting IN the aggregate 20 about
" 800 VII cb stolen from tho safe of The above
named nrm on the 9th instant by Henry Ritter John
Mccullough and two other boys. None of the stolen
cheeks except that found IN poasesson of Ho an have
been recovered Hogan says be bought the check from
strange young man psyIng therefor zoo in Treasury
potea Jus,rs DQElnk committed the aorgsed ~ tte
rombs for trail. Hogan lives at "a Eaz POursoatb
street., and says be ~ a Law cierk
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Edward Kenny, house carpenters IL
William Wash house carpenter q native >e~son lane ;
Queens Comfy, and John Hughes hou' OF Abbeyleix,
Queens lane One OF the soldiers % painter, No.
Guards, who had been drinking Il the Coldstream
IN question last evening, nfor IN the public house
OF some conversation respe' ned Colonel Fielding
the prisoners had carried on Juug Fenanism which
COMMUNICATED tho circum Colonel Fielding at once
partment OF tho Metropo dsnces to the detective do
oi has men 10 be IN rea tan Police, and ordered party
any resistance shou Jness the officers
OF ther duty. On be offered them tho execution
who knew that a., entering the taproom Entwistlc,
previously u .do ~ rne generally armed, and had
placed his ,ev" OF threats, went up to him and
mel Fis5 NO NO, To side Of his head while Colo
He vas tbes ed IN similar the other side.
ikewi,e 20 scared The FIVE other prisoners
found ro cured ON searching Byrne there
nlaced dnd his body belt, within which
n mo-, Two loaded revolvers and "A bowie knife. In
mn. ich which depended from IL there found
.nber OF bullets and some percussion caps. Nothing
OF any importance found with the other prisoners
They will not be brought up for examination but will be
sent 10 jail under the Habeas Corpus Suspension act
Yesterday twenty-five young men confined in the
county prison at Castlebar charged with Fenansu
brought to Dublin under strong escort OF police II TX
said that the eativcs Of the parties inconsoabe
their grief and their waiiings with those OF the emil
grants and their friends departing by the train,
were heartrcndng
Mr. Parker, In Thomas street, confined under
TIE habeas Corr Suspension act yesterday released
from custody on his own recognizances
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India.

B,MnAY, April 11-225 T. NJ
Cotton dropping Dhollernh 420r. Exchange ON Lon
don 2s I'D Freights 42s Cd The latest London date
is the 9Th inst.
CALCUTTA April 10, 1865
Markets quiet and unchanged Exchange on London
rs I'd Government secunties-Four per cents s7h,
five per cents lO2 five and a half per cents l07 r.
Freghts 45s
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lssAuLr ANp ROnHrnY

Yesterday morning about two O'Clock Hugh HAritn.
living al ls Pit street, while standing TIE of
PIT and Broono streets rvdeiy aooostcd By Like
Lohay, who demanded his noHey. TIE demand, ~
coune, not complied with. wherrup0n IohAy
thrust hs hand into HArdens pocket and attempted
help him~clf bat was pushed aida Lohhv then ~ tef
rung from cart standing n The street and beat Harden
with u t be vas tDssnalbo, after which h. rned hs
pockets o. o. IS The hiFhvayman subsequently
arrested ard Justce Mansnsd locked him sp f0r al a
default q o. Oco ball
ETAHniHG ATFAfE ~ LEOHiED srREGr.
James Lofigs and Detion y MocouAn, young risn
eighteen and nineteen years of age late on satgFday
night became Involved 10 quarrel In Leonard street
near Centre, vhen Lotus produced knife and suited
hs adTersary IN the rrOin thficug dAngsrDqs wound
Oricfr Consay, of the Hrth rfecrst arrested TSfiu.
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PROVISION MARKET.
Dgll and nominal. Lard easier, American Tia

Sugar Fat. Coffee steady. Rice steady Ashes
Small sales pots 33A a 39s 0d Linsccd oil quiet and
steady Tailow nrm. Rosn steady Spirits tnrpentiue
quiet and arm, AZ 49, a 50s for American Petroleum
small faes, at p ID for refined Glow rscod active al
COS. sOs. fof American red
, 1866-05-10
5perjQI EntHeB.



1.-THE only Ph51cssn .. aoeciali1s rav In the CITY
that can be entirely relied npda. Go TO Hn, and not
pu0er p,se.se to remain in your s1stez dsgaurlrg
yourlee aao boty besdea destroying yout hap2iness
and future prospects In lfe. &c has made per4onst
dsease End nervous dehlisy hts study for the last
twenty year,. and Is tn=1efose the person whom AL
afflicted sbould consult Ho enc ever heard Of pa-
ttentof bis being Cured since he has becn n Tits
city. Ills reputation hss vouchers In Ill the city pa
pers hsparpts and the profession, both herr
and ab1oad being the uoet skillet Specialist here.
hnd thorough master Of hts profes 1fa11 othss
Ial, don't despair give him eslL II only CON-
mon Occurrence with him 70 curE such Cases: Ills
.epars,e fos sdie. and genttem u. and the
most complete tn the city. Consultanons frec and
confidential, :,
OtDce No. 178 South Clark rect, core1 Of Aoaroe
hatt block from the Post ofce. Post Oce Box 13A.
1hicsso, III. Office hours from 3 :. m. to E ?. N.
Send for his Gutde 70 Health" published monthly,
free Of charge
youxa NxJ, TAKx PARTICULAR No11cE.-Doc.or
Ngelow derotes much Of his tme to the treatment Of
those caused BY secret habit which ruIas both
body and mind, ur6ttng the unfortunate individual
for either business Or society. The sad eject Of these
early habs or the e1cess Of par years. l. 10 weak
nrd dehitate the constitution destroy the physical
and mental powers, oalsh and enfeehte the natural
feelings, and exhaust the vital energies Of manhood
the pleasures OF lie are masred, the obact OF mar
faae frustrated, and existence seif rendered term
OF unceattng misery and regret Such persons esoe-
cia1> those contemplating marriage, enon1d lose no
time In making immediate application, - Dr. B. By
his new treatment Il enabled to ensure speedy and
neruxntpt cutc
, 1866-05-10

In 3ao1sese4. Greely T. Walker lose $1B ooo IN
rnrar. D. 4, Dznyion loeet $4,000 in uaolas:es.
The North American ohice Ind Is, 100 or ennae Of
the burned property. $780,
-Ihr following companies Ind risks On the prop
essY oi the New Haven Clock Comrsnf. burned
hst week :-Nauagzn.sst, 81, 90; Roger Williams.
$1,000. American, ts,ooo; Merchants. $2ooo:
Equitable, q, 900; Washington, $4,000, CONNER
c,a1, = O0G, all Of Providence; Connecticut md
NeN England, 81 600 each, and Putnam. 900. all
OF Hartford; Norwich, $1,000: New London Co,
Mu1uaL e eco; Thames, <l,ep. The balance Of
insurance Ii III New Tork and Springfield ofacee.
-On Tuesday last the following geutlemcn were
choecn Directors Of the Connecticut General Life
ln.urance Company; Edward W. Pareous, Thomas
". Russell, Jas. u. Niles. Ebepezs1 n. Kellogg
Georre D. Jewett. James @. Bauersoo. Charles u.
Pol.d, Lesctet: BrzInert. William G. Allen, FFsn-
cis i. Cooley, Charles 7. W.btfer. Henry J. John
son, Nask skinner, Chicago; Vim. F. akn-ell,
Philadelphia; Edwin Raf, boston; md G. D. Ef-
win, New Britain. The financial situation Of the
Company l. very encouraging.
The Comptroller Of The Currency, at Washing.
Ton. furnishes The following statement Of the eon-
1itiou of the Natfoual Banks Of the United States
on the morning Of The hrst Monday In April.
, 1866-05-10
MARINE LIST .
POET OF CHICAGO.

e..s r,.s ,,.z.x ARRIvED: FIVE
snr @ Fsne, Fl % isin. Gsssd maPeu susass
!rop Hunter; Dickson. But5a,o, SO. dries.
fis fGe HDfs'cG l. cPaf ns eto sonati
ext
Schr Magic. 1heskau Sand Lay, Is cords bark. 30 m
sch1 Vermont, Mcye.: Pier Cove, :s N lumber,
sehr Warm. Wilson. Two tilvers: is cords wood.
schr G. na.oet. L.wrtnee, Two Rive Is soIoa wood.
sehF CommcncrmenI johnson. White Lake. 60 IN lum.
schr Eric. Brown. IIol.and. 81 co.ds wood.
schr Horace Greeley. sweusea, Holland. - cords
schr Teeei.pn oellersh. Holland 10 cords wood 100
ctdAf pcstA-
ssr M,sas1 hnad HGliana : E sHS
sear Co. E F.s;ef. HI 81, M1skeso: s5 d innhsr.
schF :; sase' cu'iunn. sin'keSon' III m lumber.
sehr T. Seville, Hansen, Muskefoa, ITO m lumber, 30
seh' Meridian, Hulver*on. Auskesou. 30 m luubsz. Is
sehr xdi,stie; Ross Grand uavsn. S n lumber. :ss
schr eisyi.. John.ea; Grand Haven. 1,coo railroad
shr SET fsisep slso M:6s.tee 10 enras Woo
scpw John Lille uo,ncll. uoaad, % m lumber, TO
seow Three Reii:. Berenttop, Whlts Lake. 90 N lum.
seox adas. psrts, Kalamazoo. SC m lumber, 4os II
n,u CLEARED. Maya.
sf f$a e nsys1
i4ep tei bnek - Me5e. ID 6sdsassafs saaa5is.. 49,
l1op bag Jonss sasnia ee'a bn cofn LII ofts noos'
Da1k R1i,,sh Lon. rasons. Port colbozne, ls7o bu
BARK T. Gsstlne. L+xls Fort Coltorne, ESQ ba corn.
BARK Ocean Wave, Stretch. HutFa1o. I.t,2 uu cotn.
, 1866-05-10
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Auc. Q, 1857
The money market remains cay, hat there Is
greater nctiv'ty than for several days pas'. o"1ng
70 the recent great adyance in whea, the frodnce
dealers have hcen hcavy borrower, and discounts
nj The hanEt cre increasing. The deposits. how-
ever, arc *ti hcar. and primo paocr is ettil In nc
usc demand ut 10 PET cent per anuum. During the
pasl tcn dayf. quite Il uumhcf OF our bankers. In
order to keep t1cir surr1cs funds employed, have
been tnSrsl,E 10 ''obk County ~ Government
sec1nt,es-hcnce the ndstncs IN The tstee Of the
former. and The active ocmana winch cx1e,. for the
lat.E.
Cuirc 10 tncsca@cd shipments nf Produce, the
Supply u! Es=tLru Exchange has bern erest.t to-
dny. buf The dt1aalr! It'll Keeps up, aud ratcs are
vrs 111. a PR huyire ana lid premium ceiling.
1'1,'nc !o'~ bere ber: sold nmouc b7ukers to-day
al 1ar:niD ii tStG:r res tl1ou-and+ md 10 thls
rt>l~t' l.sr cGtr!r.s ~-Fc b:nYtct and The msrlci
1uo;c th.y; hu' merry oil The h.lk: dolAg Il
cani!r III tasr sill 10 epre>s currency daily
TO n1;1es:1 IN 'htir t.:a' crs IN Ncw Yoss.
TIE .hoc.nlc ila1e Of III. city vas probably
nsstt Ir;oIc 30 set.c a. III Present Consequently
deposit oTc hc1vy. nolh in tho city end co1ntsr,
ma tht- r.uters tue money market easn9 snau
If pu.i No'wf1hf anttns lhe great enosts that
have ets n made by adycn'urrre and politicians to
turn III: mercantile t1adc OF 1ltIuols, Wisconsin
Iowa aud Minnesota 10 St Louis it Il fnistactosy
TO know that never before the hittory Of city
have Our 1aefclaan1s told ak much eoods to The
toHns nnl elt!e. on the Aissi-s,ppa River ~ they
ha,c uouc tb,s tea.ou, This il due as much to tbc
promp,i1adc exercised s,y our merchants in e,,no
ordlfT rs 10 the superiority OF our rosiuon.
The Produce marke'e dunug the pa-t twenty-tour
hours have been greatly excited, aud pc note quits
a material advance IN nr!cce, The Yl,ea, msrlzt
pa,1jculn3ly ha. been wildly c1ctet. and hesyv
eal<r have oeen made At IN advance Of 106e1sc per
bushe. c1o.ine upscti!ed Owing to the scarcity Of
whoa, in 1he country fou.hw.st md eou,h.ast OF
nj, ttctr haA btcu 4 larec {mptstation fnto thts
, 1866-05-10

further action until the courts decide these ques.
ttont Of priority.
VIC reaarded NJ. badger - good before the d..
coy1y al1u1d 10. And until Ihr ftct ~as teveloped
nhet nn failure lad the slightest sno ~ledge
how OF where he had Obtained the money couprls
Ing hls deficit rnade the third Of April
1t u 1tAled thai our nzDc FAyc him credit Ont
rAme il the same a. bi& but We hare never author
1pet the u.e Of ii for his bcneat in as mauDer
have re ever beard II wrt 20 undetrtood. We have
taken pleasure in recommending him In the p1st,
staring thai he had no pneana- but thai %e h1d con
fidcncc in him. and did not hesitate 10 trust bin,
our1c1vcf. md that II he kep' ont Of spccuiaijo
VIC believed his hns1ne.s to be good ore. 4 re.
commcndatton w1.h ali proper csution.
nANSfN 4 Eo. j.
, 1866-05-10


Tits has been ~ active day At The yRrds The wea-
ttc1 hes been mild ard pleasant. the finest OF hs sea
son. ard w1shA very free Astendaac. Of bnJer.F tie
yards lave presented Al ually animated appear
ncc. Prices however. hxFc not been sustained; the
unusually large receipts, with the reported frther
decline OF Hc IN the Eew York markell psoypd more
than thr market here could b. n, and prices have &C
c1rdtbgly faleo ofsc975c The impression seems to
pscsGu thHt should the receipts for torrp1ruT b.
a1EE, further reduction must tollaw.y SCme euter
tanning 1hls oplnIou. Withdrew from the market TO.
day, bI1ng buy later 10 the week. prices ore 10
their HIKING. 6alea emurAet 2,13 head, which w1p
TAKEN principally by shippers paces ranging from
fAe@as5 for Cows and medium hutchtIs' stock: $500
CTS fe fair TO Eood shipping Stee1s no $7G5A1.51
tor prime 10 choice 6teer7. averaging ns
An urukuafy large numl e weEt sold hy the head,
ami ng which was one Of the finest dsoyes offered in
this market 1f mary days. This lot numbered 1o6
head estimated II 1t0 rs aEerase. ar were sola py
pssidsor Nro. 10 Mcc1uIE II $!l2t0 per head Thcy
wsst fed eJ Jtek 1rtnEs. Of Heade7fon County. DIV.
ron Hefhsr tod Gre nbanm Vol 81 head choice
ktet1s hcm Mclean County, averaging ;, go Is, Ut
&le4 GSrr head. Enock sold Cushing Jos head choice
S;ec.s: fo ty Jttnngf Of Noodlord County, ave1af
rG SIS bA at *ltl0 Tbs quality Of stock on sale
se-da, has BEEN generally good.
Tic market c1osIE WcaE at the decline mentioned
above. :.
The following arc sh- reported transactions,
CATTLE S-alEa TODAY. r.
e.; Coz s; s;; sS!d 8 R.as
i he.n Eood smyoth sieers. a,erssinE 1xs ~: It
!1.o; e fsnes.s assq pine stsess s.efaxne Ais
:is Fl i s. :. 81 e Smith, he.a f'r Steers s'easn<
Sess - 9s,ss s!:a q sxeEssE
.se..:aE IN sss = rhiiips etS nesd sssss ssod
iIees toia s1tsnao, q IL il hrs. fooa st.
ffeesn. & Sesa ss.n msd,s dns:
s:.tI,. axefae.nS sG ns. ss s5szK.
n; Sa:sas, ii ssaa s ssaies :Ss;s s,ss1s.
EtrnhoVn d ca sntd S:s+t IN hrnh vood Stn.-, .rs.
sxas sas % ,d a axs5
hsea nts shasf E1sfsas, Sise: IN
so'e Sas si1saa g hsas
Sa htsa ssst ns s;ss
Gsorse Adams sold Smith =. head GOOD sees.. aycr-
taeTs rs s. !. sssx s VT = assd 8 f;a aa
FL G: s. ss y Ssis Il 81 5sss Ssss
rntd U.ea, artstEins SD II Il s5.;s; to Essh, Is
S JeGS :Sa i[:if5 il head good Steers. averaging
iiietsy soa cnnee Co. se7 bead tatr stes., ares-
ri, t2id Webb IT hrsa fair Steers averaging
a.Iaa ,s1e Mo,Esn Z head eodmooth s.cs7..
Gih;-p to:a I4azlewo1a C. head choicest rzs. aTz7s-
Fl sid b'soasts,s head o1sn averaging ,s'. ss.
81 ): &C. Gss' + sss sss az Es.s
ns5seioass IA iisll i bad coz.: .yera:,ns ~
H'ss :sss
Wla0 .eld Kloptcr IL hssd good s.esss, averaging
Lecsis 4 Dl.sy .o.a Faucet 81 head pr4ns Steers,
K.saaa9 sd .: i;aois $ head prime stee.. aye-
Genssf Efos sod Hammond "a head choice steer.,
a{e5sE,pE III III e; R:,sats
s6 8. vt sL0o. - -. =
, 1866-05-10

tin lifting tho ketfse from the tee + staited
yself very seveTely-onc hAnd almosI to crisp. The
torture was unbessab1e. t.e- The Mexican Mus.
tang Iinment relev+ this pain affnnst Immediately.
II the4led rapidly. and left very little scar
"CHAs. Foa.xs, 14U Br3~d st. Phlad'a."
This Is merely sampiu Of That tho Nrstsn. lfni-
ent will DO. It Invaluable IN all of woun3a,
swenzs, sptains. Cuts, bruises, srAv,n etc. either
upon nan or beaat.
rcwsre Of cocnferfeits. None IA genuine un1esa
wrapped in tine Eieel p1nte eHEravngs hearing The sig
nature ofG. ". Westhrook. Chemist ana the prtedta
stan Of uKxks RAnHks & Co., Kew York
sARATouA SPRING WATR1i. sold BY Ill drug.
ctst9.
, 1866-05-10

TIE amount OF Plantation EItteTs sold In oIe yeal
is something Startling They would I'LL broadway SIX
feet M,h ron the Park - 3th street. 0raxe's manu
factory "a Of the Institutions Of Ncw York 1t Is
said that Dste painted all the rocks IN tha Eastern
States With hs cshaltstc g. T.-13sa-N.," and then
rot the old granny Legislators to pass law pi event
nc dssogunuK the tacs Of nature" which giTes nl1
monopoly. We DO nnt know how this Il. hut we do
know the Plantation Bilters aELL ~ NJ other article
ever did. They used BY u! classes Of the coomu-
n1ty. and arc death DJHpt tpsta-ceftan. They 4re
very tnEtgorat,nE when lanSud and weak and great
appetizer. ~ ....
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold By alt drug
Rist4 "
, 1866-05-10

To'nl.. E.-..... .s,1s.4istss slas-e1ss
The lAw rfc1ltly eusccd by the New York
Legislature, i1{oring Sta'e tax On orokers' enles
o! epirist aud 6rern poods, Is severely commented
On by The M York press, and the 1najouty Of the
uercl,audH brokers IN New York having taken
-slcguI sty1cc," have resolved 10 do bus1nea Il
heretoGfc and contest The conatttuttonaHty Of the
nen statc INK 1aw. A depuea'lon o{ the brokers
had ~ interview with Governor Fenton and the
Attorney General On Saturday Al Albany The
a1sunslt Of the dcputauon was asatnst the con*ti.
11tion4t:y oi the LAW. and in this conueEtlou the
follor H., extract trom the State nstttn1inu, ar
tlcle :, eecuop 13, IL important, II not deci.Iye:
Every tae Whica impo.ef. continues OF teylyes
tax shail dlA1ncty state The TAX md tne object to
which II shall be apphcd; and II shall not BE- Euf-
ncient 10 rrief to any Other Inv 10 IL such Tx or
object. -.-s
ii is reported that the depu,ntinu received =
promise thnt the ncu law should not be enforced at
TIC limo specified in The text ---
The World Of Monday, says fhe general tsade
OF New York it dull and confined to ~an.e for no.
1u1 consumption; prieea, however, are eteads, md
holders are nsm In their quotationr, and are not
disposed to pre.s Eaies below the market.
The following table gives the exports Of specie
rom the port Of New York to foreign ports for hf-
ten yca1s, nom Janpary to Hay s, 16d6, and for
~ rsryeft t1fndtnp nfffnds In tho other Yea.Hs