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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07
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GI0N HOUSE PAINTING ana Paper Hang.
y ing done In all fts various branches Ia the
best style, by competent w0rkmen. Shop over
Wn1 Beans store. & ~ TF@fi p III
MACHINE 0RAINING-Those who are
building, and others who want 0raining done,
mems Of limitations Of Oak, Walnut, Mahoeany,
and Rosewood, done by fngman 4 Foy who
have the Patent Right for this county. 'a55 la8
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07

., marry the man you love, gfrA, II
you oan get him ut all, II he h - rich ~
Crcsus or ~ poor ~ Job In his fall.
Pray do not marry for peif, twill bring
your soul into thrall; but marry tho
msn you love, girls, II bis purse 10 ever
50 small. O, never marry . fop, girls,
whether he's little or tall; he'll make .
fool Of himself and you-he knows
nothing we'll but to drawl. Hut marry
a sober man, girls-there arc few LEFT
on this ball; and yoa'll never rue tho
day, girls, that you ever married 1t all.
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CUM. hSlolA 4s.
TIProN, Iowa.

.~Rep0trfng Of all
kinds done 10 order.
All desiring any
thiHg in my line
VII please give me
= call. Shop OppO-
MNKelley 4 Powers
Livery Stable. 2n3
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INCHANQl oTTIox.

-;vi lACHANV8 OE1AO1...'st3..i d =
rlGHr DRAFTS. ON NEW YORK, OR CHI
ScaSe, ca 10 had ~ the solecriber, 70 sums
g sSas 49, SSsS - D1posss, sr Drains ssa Hsw
H6L -, and y6f1adelp4ia, cAshed. Com
I'D inSsIase Notes pachased, and I'm
Hin frTTTagWU.LIAT II. TUTHILL. !
Upton: Lows, Feb. 18th, l6o6 III
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.sfaL = J.,T. K1NNRDY, s@.&
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, Upton, Iowa.
l. Once and Residence, three doors north of
the 0o9on MIL. gu stts1 y { IA Y 49, nlyl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
FENsiN AFFAIRS.
Address of Chicf-Justice Draper 10 the
Toronto Grand Jury on the Fenians.

TORONTO. MONDAY Marcn ~ l-tp.
In an address TO the Grand jury to-day Chief
Justice Draper at the opening of the City AssHes,
delivered sterling address on the recent fenian de-
yeopments on the continent. he said: " firmly be-
eye that few # even of the Irish residents IN
ada, 10 matter what bis creed or party, are so IL
sensible TO the advantages Of our present form
Of government as to desire change, least OF all by
armed invaders; and yet danger seems to be i'm.
miment but II il not war. as that is understood by
the law uf nations that threatens u Is not clN or H.
ternal conflicts but IL is intended invasion from a
foreign country with which Sovereign is at peace
by body Of men whose acts will place them beyond the
pale and protection OF all national law and who cannot
therefore De expected 10 act in conformity herewith
or b. acknowledge any OF Its obligations Their ay0Wed
motives include that OF revenge upon England for the
alleged wrongs Of Ireland and they propose 10 assail
this Province as means Of nsnlt and ANNOYANCE more
within their reach and easier comprised Such hcuo
conceived and Cxecutcd in such spirit would, 40 an
human probability be outlet for the most hehdsn
PASSIONS OF the most abandoned of those associated IN
It whose would be accompanied by rapne ana
desolatiOn, wholesale plunder and Unrestricted hcen
tiousness hut the sounding of the alarm Throughout
the Province was instantaneOusy followed by the gath
ernC Of willing thousands 20 defend our affairs ana cur
homes The country which was. IL were sluulDefhg
IN peace, has reused itself into activity ana presents
the aspect u vast extended camp; and while relying
AZ heretofore on the cooperation OF the mother country
the Canadian people, from Sarnia 10 Gaspe have sprung
10 arms for selfdeense II forced 10 employ them inc!
will strike In q good cause. and in the humble hope oil
the protection OF Divine Providence There can be bn'
one reception for the INVADER and stern ana pes'
oppositiOn 10 repe tie aggresson-slrkng for Queen
and country for law and liberty for wives and Children
and may God defend our rights.
The volunteers are drilling tonight IN largely m
creased numbers. There new disposition OF The
| fOrees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Amuscments this Evening.

wALLACK'S THFATER-BESyyr OF Mrs. CLARA JEo
SIvGs-SEcoSD LOyg-ilIGH LIYH BrLRw SrAINs.
OLYMPIC THEATER-Beneft Of Mr.. C. III. Morton-THE
fOUsDLISG-CISDKRELLA y Ia tohARH
NIBLVs GARDEN-NIss MAGGIE MITCHELL IN THE
PEARL OF SAVOY; Or. THE MOrHERs raAYER.
WINTER GARDEN BENEFIT Of Mr. J. II. TAYLoR-TnE
Willow CoPsE-Matinee At O'cock-EDwis Bo0TH IN
HAMLET.
Lucy RUsHTON's NRW-YORK TlIEArER-THE AP
POIsTaEST-DoHISIQuE.
RIO .DWAY THEATER- JoHy r. owens N VICTIMS
FORTY WISKs
WOODS THF ATER-Mi.s LrcILLZ WESTERN IN Don CAK-
san DR BAzis Matinee at u oclock-EAsr LYNNE DR.
THg ELOPKhKSr
RAHNUMS M-HosFsi Or. isRArL IN EGYPr-
100 900 CURI0sIrIgs-Aitcmoon sud kvsnins
FOXs OLD BOwERY THEATEn-JAcX AND GILL
Went Up THE BILL
UOPKINs's CONCERT-Mr JERon, foPKSss fourth
ApREs-MfDI CoscKRr IA MalAcks Ihen,rr al O'Clock,
Tor the Brooklyn Orpaeon Free School Fund
NFV-YORK CIRCTfs-ilrH sr.--F aUHsrRiAS AND GYH'
,,,rIc PgRFoRgASCRs-IAxEs ROBINSON, THK BARE
RACK RIDER-Mstnce at ,! O'Clock
BRYANTs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mac A. JoCEo. THE
MoyKsr LIS MisERABLzs-CRUELrf TO JOHNNY
Power oy hUsIo-LADY oF LYONS
avrRy,S GALLERIES. No. 90 BRoapwar-KESsErT $
PICTURES. HUDsoS RIVER AND MAssAoHussrrs COAST
BRADY's GALLERY, No. 735 BRoApwar-EIuiDirIoS OF
WAX yIEws AND PORTRAITS OF REPREsESTATivH MEN.
ZINE ARTS GALLERY. No. 625 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BRoxEs TERRA CORA ETC, M THH FRENCH EfchiSa
CLUB.
LANES FAR-BEOApwAY corner Of Twenty third st. Tor
Bepeit Of III African Mission School
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
NEWYOKK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY

BOARD Of Metropolitan Police shall make and cause to
he certified and delivered 20 the Board OF Supervisors
of the County Of Richmond estimate of the amount
of money which will be required to pay the salaries
and compensation of the captains scrgeants and patrol
men authorized by the laws Of 1864, together with the
cost of Station Houses, &c; also me cost OF such a
number OF horses and their ana keeping as shall be
authorized by the Board Of Supervisors Of said County
the current year The Board OF Supervisors shall
cause the amount so certified 10 wanted 20 be levied
ana collected The taxable property Of the County.
he Board may issue the bonds of the County, 10 bear
interest at per cent per annum, in payment for the
money desired by first paragraph this act thereafter
the expense TO be included and collected IN the taxes
raised for County proposes
COMMERCIAL NAV IGATION COMPANY OF NEW-YoRK.
Senator Pierson introduced bill providing that
John A. Baxter Russell ". Adams, Franklin Wight
Isaac Hall. Nathan G. Pond. James c. Jewett, W NJ
h. Avery and Thomas NJ Braine may. after duly quail
Tying according TO law be known as a body corporate
for the purpose OF building for their own use equpphg
furnishing purchasing and chartering and running
sailing and other vessels for the transportation OF per
and merchandise and mails. with power 10 make
contracts for transportation, and forwarding with
or without excepting the perils OF the sea, &C. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
DIED.,

BENEDIcT-Iu Union Township a. j., on Monday March
49, Of Rs Oh shs asrd IS mos
COSKLIN-On Tuesday, March 90 Mrs. Rebecci J.. widow
OF Thomas c. Conklin aged % years
The relative. andrend, OF the iamy are te.psey iri
s.. near finhsye., Wednesday siternoon' Rist n't'
atli O'Clock.
pEwING-on Sunday March 49, Leonard C. Dewins in the
The relative. and friends OF the family respectfully invited
TO attend 'he anrIs a. ns snd on Tbn,sy aier
noon. at "A O'Clock
DAY-Iu this city Monday evening, March - William
Henry Day Youngest Of James l. Day aged % years
Funeral services at Christ Church Norwich, tConn Wed
ne,d,y afternoon, Plat inst.
DOyBLEDAY-On Monday, March 10. Ellen Dlabe, only
aughter ofWilliam T.. aud Ellen NJ Douhediy aged !
The friend, of the FAMILY invited to attend the funeral at
the residence Of her parents No. 10 firstpace broosyn
on Wedn,sday March a. at o'clock p. IN.
DAvIs-A. Greenpoint BrooklR f. D. on Sunday evening
March H 1860, of spope1y, Sob Davis NJ d., aged a
The funeral will take place At the Reformed Dutch Church
in ja,ast Oreenpon, "Wednesday afternoon March H.
at O'Clock The relatives aud friends o the iaiiHy are
invited TO attend without further notice.
FALL-Suddeniy, at Maiden. Mas, on Thursday March
49, Of congestion 1.-THE brain Adeaiae VIE 81 neoI:s L.
MAsoN-In Brooklyn on Monday, March 10, of eonsump
tion Lizzie T. GluuI, daughter OF David Gimur aud vile
rnne raj Al her late residence No. 800 Adelphi street,
Thursday morning at III O'CLOCK
REMER-In this city a. the residence oh son inaw, VIM
IL. Cra Capt Aom henel asei % years Hon'hs anu u
dAy, soldier OF the War OF 1872.
Funeral at No 2i8 Bowery, at 10 o'clock Wednes
day March 81. His remains Will be taken to Bridgeport
IConn for iutenent Friends Of tho family respect
fully invited to attend.
HUssELL-rn this city Monday morning. March 10
Israel Russell aged 70 year. g.,
The relatives and ends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Wednesday March a. at oclocS
D mr. the Church Of the Annuncation Fourteensh't
between Sixth and Seventh AYES.
THOMSON-On Monday morning. March 49, Henry! Var
Dyck only Of Dr. VIM. H. and C. s. " u. Thomson
| aged 4 years u,,,
Funeral at Broadway Tabernacle Church on "Wednesday
March 81, at y O'Clock p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
rnnGuLY IMPORTANT FROM LOUIS
WILLIE.
A Inn Coufesses TO Have Rcen Secretary
seward'- Wonld-3e ASsassin.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Tuesday. March %, 1850.
man named King, arrested few days ago
for theft recently committed in Ohio, and awaiting
in eil reouisition from the Governor of Ohio, con-
tossed to Harris recently confined Government de-
tectiye that he 0Eing). and not Payne. was the man
who attempted TO Gssassinate Secretary Seward. This
confession being repeated to Gen. jeff c. Davis, who
temporarily commands this department the latter tee
craphcd TO Washington Ior the parties who were &C.
quaiuted with the facts OF TIE assassination conspiracy
to come and investigate tie affair. King is identified
here as "a Rebel SPY during the Rebellion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Advertisements

LIMITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE co.
OF Syracuse. y. \.
CASH CAPITAL
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Insures against Accidents OF all kinds.
A A. HowLETI. President. G.. f. CoNsTocK wee
President r. 7. ANDREWS. Secretary.
+. w and H. H. GATES General Agents
GEyRRtL REFERENCES
Tho Hon. RrUBEN 4. FEyIoS, Governor of New'York
The Hon. HoRAIo SEYMOUR Utica, n. \.
. DTAy RICHMOND Buffalo. n. Y.
z rho Hon THOMAS q. ALvORD Lieut. Gov. Of n.
IJNugp STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFIcR No. 10 BROADWAY N. Y.
NJ nert when they will occupy their Office No. II
Wall.st.. now occupied by Francis 4. Walker Bro
JoHS SHgRILLE No. 10 Montgomery.st.. jersey City
General Agent for Jersey City, Hudson City Hobokel
and Newark. Agents wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
paragraph
The Twenty. ghth.si. Coiored Mission
Ladies, Fair for the Benefit OF the
school.


Some ladies, who prefer that their left hands
should remain in ignorance OF the good their right
hands do and also that the world should not know
,bejr names have opened Fair in hall at the corner
Of broadway and Tweny.thirdst., for the benefit OF
Coored Mission School located in Twenty eighth ST..
ne.r Figbth.aye The school has been in operation
nm, little while and /. IN very fourishing condition.
Ant "a pnpis are in al tendance weekly and the want
Of means only prevents number from being largely
increased =, 49,. .ho .ohooi 4; oor
,cad took po.session OF the hall already mentioned
an Monday morning and with the assistance OF some
of their masculine friends decorated II beautifully WIN
everereens and arranged their tables Tor the sale OF
goods so that when the opening hour came u iounu
bero ready for visitors and purchasers These classes
,ns,e numerous for nj O'Clock III the evening the
rooms were so crowded that locomotion was dincult
and the crush was almost AZ great as at the Seventh
REGIMENT Reception-in both places, although the mum
hers were by means equal the crowd was vast! 'oo
in,ge for the space IL was compelled 70 occupy .
a hoard partition covered with blue muslin. divides
,ha hail one pOrtion-ihe smaller-being entirely
devoted to the exhibition OF works oil art that na,e
heen loaned for the purpose The other has been trans
sormed into bazaar where goods and trnkets OF every
description are offered for sale by the iarest hands WIN
an almost irresistible grace In the center oI
the large room there is q diminutiye Dut
attractive houseaqnnriuin IN pea'.lul se..ins ,h
ost features Of the Fair and airy divided the
deyotons OF visitors with the art gallery ana the ie
treatment table Among the WORKS OF ar collected ioi
tbis ben efceDt purpose ID large painting bS H. AZ
SnIsndeI entitled 1.-THE Annnnciatton Work no"
On cYbibition for the first time IN this country IL
owned bv lie Grand Lockwood ESQ., anu was cAhuneu
from four months burial among the rubbish oi lhc
rstorn House for the benefit OF this colorcd sehon
nv, coertion also contaius an Interior Scene by II
Ns,le. Moonlight Scene. by Church. and one also .!
Tisr.sdt The Ressfie "bv Iryiag 'Shoi.iu9 Co!n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

BY Eastman johnson; Street Scene by Spinger;
1.-THE Gossipe BY W. II. Beard; Twilight Scene by
WIN. Hart; a Storm Scene. by Ke1sctt and number
Of other works the whole forming a very attractive
feature OF the Fair Some of these pictures from
the collections of VIM. Detmore and W. Il. Blodget
and others from the studios o. different artists who
have kindly lent them the occasion The object for
which the Fair is being held Is worthy in every
respect and from the auspcious opening led 10
believe the estimable and disinerested ladies under
whose direction il is given will not have labored in
~atp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
The President Approves the Act Relative
30 the Cour; OF Cinims-C Change in the
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, March 20, l866.

WAsINGToS. Tuesday. March 90 1866.
The President has approved the Act in rela-
ton 20 the Court OF Claims IL repeats the fourteenth
section OF the Act establishing that tribunal. which sec
ton provided that money shall be paid out OF the
Treasury for any claim passed upon by the Court tl
after an appropriation therefor shall be estimated by
the Secretary of the Treasury.
The present law allows either party to appeal 70 the
Supreme Court OF the United States from any final
Judgment or decree which may hereafter be rendered
in any case wherein the amount in controversy exceeds
50 on. The amended oct allows an appeal at any time
within 90 days excepting in such cases where The
amounts found due by the Court have been paid at The
Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Murder i'm Roxbury, Mass.

Boston. Tuesday. March 20. l9G6.
Mary Ellen Kearney was shot dead last
evening in the doorway of her fathers house in Ror.
bury by John Moran. The parties bad been keeping
company, but Morans character being reported bad.
the father of the young had forbidden him the
house. The alleged murderer surrendered himself 70
the police this morning Another cause for shooting
the young woman. the statement that she accident
ally learned the contents of letter from man named
Mallory in Philadelphia. written TO Moran, an
nouncng that the man they garroted had died ct bis
injuries and cautionng him. Moran 10 keep 0nt OF the
way. 1t Is said Moran recently in PHILADELPHIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
NOETyE CAROLINA.
The Freedrneu's Brreau-Progrcss Of the
Gee Trial-The Snsii-Pox.

Special Dispatch 10 The ~ Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON Tuesday, March 20 lst6.
Your Raleigh correspondent sends the follow
nr dispatch TO this Bureau under dates Of March 20:
Gen. Ruger has issued order prohibiting Bureau
officers calling on loyal authorities for assistance
The Gee TRIAL will probably last two weeks longer.
Tie small pox is disappearing"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Fenian Meeting IN Philadelphia.

PIILAELTHIA, IutsIH!' AHIVA ~ Io0'.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
friends OF Irish nationality held at Sansom-st.
Hall tonight and addressed by ). j. Meany aud
Major j. :. Haggerty OF New-iork. Tie exciiemen,
of the audience especially aroused by tie reading
Of telegraph dispatch 10 Mr. Meany from Gen. y. J.
Mullen stating that an envoy from Ireland had just
arrived and that all was fine and safe at home. Mr..
Neany assured his hearers that this dispatch from Gen
Mullen meant work Major Haggerty demanded i'm
mediate sid for Stevens. Irish bonds were hberaiy
subscribed for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Collision OF Authorities in Nassaehu-
seiis-Thc Taunton Liquor Case.

TAUNTON Mass. Tuesday, Mnrch 20, Too
About noon to-day the liquors seized at
Taunton on the 18th inst. taken away from the
state Cousahlcs BY United States Marshal Richardson
and retained 90 the owners.
The Constablcs Threatened, bot made no resistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
MuuicipnI lmbrogIiO ia New-OrIenus.

NTW-DIIEANs, MOnIhy, MhfcH ~, IcuV'
All the newly-elected city officers have been
duly installed IN their Offices except Mayor Monroe and
Alderman Wilson whose functions have been tempo
rary suspended coming within exceptions 20 pardon
made by the Presidents proclamation NJ d. Iosser mas
been Installed as Mayor pro tem BY order Of Gen
Candy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Guetial Notices.
Immense Improvement m Steam.

Immense Improvement m Steani.
W C. HICKs5 PATENT STEAM ENGINES save 70
Der cent in space weight friction and Adapted to all
No. 80 Libeity-st, N Y.
e..Wringers fan kinds repsred by the BAILEY
WASi1S0 AND WRINGING MACHINE COMPANY, No.
&T6t Broadway Ne1-N
Uartman,s Patent Elastic Rubber Premium,
Crutches the easiest cheapest and most proved OF the
&c. se8a tot Cpcsnr LoyEJOY IAYl 81 &c, Bwy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Dusinees Notices.

|
AFTER WAR, PESThENCE AND INTEMPgRAYCE,
Colds lead to the greatest destruction Of human life mainly
because cold 4, too cfen considered very ordinary,
trihns afair just as well let go it and hence
systematically neglected until simple durable affection is
converted into serious and generally fatal pulmonary disease
The prudent aware violent cough cold should
be tred with bat. the contrary taken care OF from
It's ncpiency promptly make Of DIR. JAMES ExPEcro-
thirty years remedy always ecacious and to exert
beneficial influence all the bronchial and pulmonary
organs Sold by all Druggists.
The RENowN OF BURNETT's STANDARD PREP
ARaTIoSs-For more than eight years tbase Preparations
have maintained large and constantly increasing sale,
tanning the opinion Of the best judges that they unryaed
teeth end beauties them piom injury the enamel In
b, respect stands alone The evidence Of Chemists and OF
the Dental Faculty substantates these facts.
For sale by all Druggists.
Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription Of Of best female physicians and
in the United States and has been used for thirty years with
neverng safety and success by millions of mothers for
their children Il relieves the child from psin correc,s acdi,y
Of the stomach relieve, wind collie and by giving rest and
health 70 the child comforts She mother.
Wherever Fashions votaries gather--there
NrGHrBLooMISG CEREUs scents the Summer air.
Goshen Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
The Riudcrpe.i-A Theory.

PnnlDrLrnI, Tuesday March 20 Zoo.
| Dr. William SchmarIc, an eminent physician
Of ths city IS prepared prove that the Rndcrpes Is
caused by parasites growing In the SKIN. aud VIII be
checked by washing the animals with solution OF cor
rosiye gubliuafe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

Finest READYMADg CLOTHING IN AMERICA.
Gents Youths and Childrens all quite equal to Gus
tom work just received, 90 cases latest styles
French English and Scotch Ghods for the custom De-
|nartmenf. BROKAw BROS,
No 60 LafavetteDlacc.. and No. "a Fourth ave
Opposite Cooper Vnlou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
Salute for IsurEside.

PROVIDENCE Tuesday March 90 1866.
The Unionsts are firing salute OF 100 guns,
in honor OF the nomination Of Gen. Burnside.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

Reno
OIL LAND co.
CAPITAL, slo.ooo,oooo SHARES. @ico EACH.
STOCK GUARANTEED.
For every Share Of Guaranteed Stock issued the Par Vsae
Zone Hundred Dollarsl will be deposited In the
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES.
ch NvEsrEpN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
And nsy be Withdrawn by the Stakeholder at any time
President. GALusHA A. GROW.
Vice.Prhident.. .".CHARLES v. CULVER,
Secretary .................. WILLIAM BRoUGH.
Treasurer. ROBERT +. BROOKE.
DIRECTORS;
Hon. GALUSIA A. GROW, Reno, Pa.
Late Speaker of the u. S. House Of Representatives
Hon. c. X. RANSOM, Boston, Mass,
U. s. Bank Commissioner for New England
Hon. SIDNEY DEAN, Providence, RI,
Late Member of SongresEditor of The Providence Press
HENRY A. sMYTHE, ESQ., New-York City
President ofhe Central National Bank
LUCIEN H. CULVER, esq. New York City,
OF Culver, Penn n Co, Bsnkera
Hon. AUGUSTUS FRANK, Warsaw, MY,
Member the House of R,o,. 3sb, 37h and 3ath Cong
Major JOHN L. WILSON, i'adison, Ind,
Late Of the United States Army
Hon. THOMAS S. STANFIELD, South Bend. Ind,
President of First National Bank OF South Bend
Hon. CHARLES V. CULVER, Franklin. Pa
or Culver Penn Co., aad Mem Of the present Congress-
ALEX. BRADLEY esq, Pittsburgh, Pa,
President Of Tradesmens National Bank oi Pittsburgh.
JOSHUA DOUGLASS esq., Meadville, Pa,
President OF the National Bank Of Crawford Co., Pa
Col JAMES II. BOWEN, Chicago, IL,
President OF Third National Bank OF Chicago.
GEORGE H. REA. esq. St. Louis. No.,
President OF Second National Bank of st. Louis.
TRUSTEES FUND.
The Hon. JOHN j. CISCO. York City.
or John J. Cisco Sons Bankers and late Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States at New-York
DENNlSt DUEh, 1ort City
OfJames g. Kings Sons, Bankers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21

$500 BRICKS per hour are made by the ma
rIosAI." which is clsy.tempering machine. ard the
bricks made by 1t WILL srASD ALL cLIMArrs Those
made by the dry pressing machines will all crumbie to
niece, on being exposed to frost. ABRAa REQuA
General Agent No. 100 Broadway n. y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
EVENING SLSSTON.
BILLS PASSED.
Work Before the Legislature.
REFORMED PROTESTANT DUTCH CHURCH {
AMERICA

HEFORMED PROTESTANT DUTCH CHURCH OF
NORTH AMERICA.
Senator Lent introduced bill naming as cor
Porators Jonathan Sturgs. james Anderson, Samuel
Sloan Henry Rnrger Remsen John A. Hardenberg
Henry Cameron, jr., l.. X. Miller A. j. Beekman and
-Abm. Demarest The object of said corporation shall
ne the extension Of the Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church by the purchase and securement OF certain To-
cations advantageous 10 its growth The erection OF
suitable odifces or houses Of worship and for the pro-
lection Of al subscriptions and donations made for the
CHURCH. Tie Association may possess property 10 the
amount Of 5000 !n any given location.
METROPOLITAN POLICE FOR RICHMOND COUNTY.
Mr.. La ba1 introduced a bi! providing that the