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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

KEEP IN GOOD HUMoR.-It is not great calami-
ties that embitter existence; is the petty vexatons
the small jealousies, the little disappointments,
the minor miseries, that make the heart heavy and
the temper sour: Don't let them. Anger is a
pure waste of vitality; it is always disagracef,l
except in some very rare cases. when it is kindled
by seeing wrong done to another, and even then
noble rage seldom mends the matter. = -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

The Way TO SELECT Flour First, look to the
color. Ii it is white, with yellowish or straw
colored tint, buy it. If it is White, with blush
cast, with white specks in it, refuse it. Second,
examine its adhesiveness; wet and knead a little
of it between your fingers; if it works soft and
sticky it is poor. Third, throw q little lump of
flour against smooth surface if it falls like pow
der it is bad. Fourth, squeeze some of the flour
in your hand; if it retains the shape given by the
pressure, that, too, is a good sign. Flour that
will stand all these tests it is safe to buy.
These modes are given by old -four dealers, and
they pertain to matter that concerns everybody
the staff of life.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

The CHoLERA.--It looked, d few weeks ago, that
the cholera would approach this country, if it
came at all, by way of the Southern coast After
its ravages i'll the French West India Islands had
been somewhat alayed, it would seem that it
leaped at one bound from Guadalupe to Domini-
ca; and it had not much further than the distance
between these two islands to travel to reach our
Southern seaboard Some, at least, of our South
ern cities are paying close attention to tiuaran-
tine, and it is advisable that they should all do
SO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

The best way to discipline ones heart against
scandal is to believe all stories to be false which
ought not to be true.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22
Southern Trade with Europe

We call attention to the following from the
Richmond Enquirer i'll reference to the Inaugural
ton of a direct trade between Norfolk and Liver
pool. Our people will surely not fail to avail
themselves of the peculiar advantages offered by
this line, and by timely support of the enter
prise, sustain enterprise of so much Importance
tO us
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

What is love? A little sighing little crying
and great deal of lying.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

WE entirely and heartily concur in the SentineIs
endorsements of the subioined Board ofASupervl-
sors for the Insane Asylum. = =. ~
The Legislature, at its late session III oruer 10
the better management of The hsanosAsylum'
passed bill placing the Insttatio directly under
the management Of the g overnor$a and q Board OF
Supervisors, five in number, the Governor being
er otfcio the President of the Board. -----
In accordance with the law he has therefore
made the following appointments for the Board OF
Supervisors
GEORGE ". MoRDECAI, ESD,
s.sz-.-.E ~Ba=.. Hon. THos BRAGG, 7-F7a-7E@< ~
.-s.. ,.-. . CHARLES .DEwEY, ESD, TT
L. III. .SoELRY, Esq.,, et4- aE. ln
-.-. Dr. Z. BURKE HAYWOOD. aF-sIE
Better selections we think could not have been
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

Ic the stricken mother, the couch whereon her
child hes dead is lone island of thought SUI
rounded by solemn sea of silence.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

SIEGE OF FoRT SUMrER.-Tho Daily South Car-
Gilman cntreats those Confederate officers who
were, at any period in command of the defences
OF Fort Sumter and Moultrie to put their facts,
observations and opinions on record, that the fu-
ture historian may have the proper authorities be
fore him. Let nothing be left to oblivion. and
still less to falsehood We should like similar te-
tlmony in regard to tie nature of the defenees
and the character of the struggle, all along our
coast, from Cape Fear to the Savannah
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

Better selections we think could not have been
made -.r-.f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-22

Let your hair turn gray if it will, but never say
dye.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

David Ohhben. Wn " Greene. John Hei1s F1gsf Rogers
Ebenszer ) Alien. George Terry Jay :. Ir-st Abraham
Freeman Heufy RiSey Andrew w Russell Gsorg. Dah0ney
Tho. Gale Leu10ne Wills D. Bant, IT, Thoma. McLan.
and their assigns hereby authorized and empowered sy
coustrnc, ops,e and railroad with double slug
the City o. New and 20 convey passengers and feght
there for through along snd upon the folio"
route, in the said city, Commencing a. the loot of
Court andts. North River aud running through and along
Courtsnd,--t. 70 aud Broadway into Mad,n Ian.
thence through and along Msidensne 70 south thencs
through and along burin-sp TO JOhn. thence through
snd along Johnst 70 Broadway % Dey thence
through and along Deys to Wetst tbence through and
along Ne,ist 20 tourtandt connect With the aiofe,ad
track IN Courtandtst Also the foot OF Dusrst
North River thence through along Nest % ChEnOes
thence through and along Chsmoerss and New q An
berss 90 james sp thence through ard along James up
10 the Easi River thence through and on. souih 70 hose
yrtst thence returning through and along souh - ana
James sip 10 New Clamherst thence through ard soug
New Chsmberss and Chambers-st. 20 Dgrsn--st thence
through and sous Duaue TO the North River 70 connect
with tie Aforesaid tack together with tie necessary tuih
outs witches &c
COSFIBMID By THE STATE SENATE
The Governor sent 20 the Senate to-day the following
nOmin atous which were confirmed by that body To be
Trustees for the New York Institution OF the Blind
FIRST Judicial Dstrct-Guy K. PeltOn and Daniel K
Ross Of NeR-TOrk CITY; Second Judicial District
Ambrose ). Murray, Goshen Third Judicial District
John Stanton Gould, Hudson; Fourth Judicial DIS
v. Edison Sheldon. Giens Falls Flfth a.
dicial DstrCt-Dr. NJ J.. Lee. Fulton; Sixth Judicial
Dsirct-Dr. John g.. orion, BineAamiOn: seventh
Judicial District-Dr II. G. May Corning; Eighth
J Judicial District--Egbert Harvey, Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Markets-Reported By TelerrapA.

BAIr1xoRs April GrlOur quiet, high grades arm. Wb.s,
hrm prime scsrce and in demand Corn steady sales Of
White 7sG7Sc, and Yellow st 7Oc. Oats ssdSoc. Glover
Seed s6d 80 Is Coffee siesdy sales Of Rio st 20d2c,
gold. Sugar htus; sale, Of Porto Rico Hale. WHISKY,
81 -.
CHICAGO April l-FlOur dull Wheat active and .dsaneed
lc sales al ?5t : 2e ior No and % gJ- for Nc. p
Corn m 493tc for Winter t3dis. FOR ffesh recrip,
of No ard acU4lc. fo fresh No. Oaf, frs a. -,
for No l. Provisions d. Mess Pork rs Is rs s. Lad
l9c Liv. Hogs dul $3.50 - So Receipts % bb.
Flour 500 bash Whesi II so Ish Corn 80 bush Oats.
shipments, 80 bbs Fouf 3oDs bush Wheat Letg b4sh
Oais
chsusci Mh.ks dali . - p :. -. he~ P9fk steaIy
a. $25 q God .,s.
- Lows Ap- 4-Ccit'n qrirt a. J7c. F11r sri Whcs.
une.aug-t. Corn rrnler li NJ ac Dlfs r-rnrE at 81
a. Pod. Bacon snd Lard unchsusei WLi.GY ~tak q.
81 J..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
DI r. ID.

BEDELL-At Greeupont, on Wednesday, April g. aner a
long and painful ilnes' Elhhbeth widow OF stephen be-
dell ss-d y years months and ~ days.
The friends aud relatives respectfully invited 20 attend
her funeral on Friday afeino9n az o'clock at the resi-
dence OF her ste soninlaw Dr. j. Davis. The remains
viii be taken to empsead L. J., for inIermen on sasur.
day morning April :.
BUTLER-on Taesdly evening April 3, a, O'Clock
ar y bs X aug # 'p & ., or L. anu ''''" "
The funeral win place the residence Of his
rents. No 81 Ninth rhsrsdAy. the 5;h inst, at
o'clock D. The irirn1s OF the famy respectfully in
yited to attend III, remains ~i be taken to stockbrdge
Mass, for in.ermeut.
ouy child Of Josephine and the ae Edward Lincoln, aged
years and months.
quested attend the funeral from the residence Of bis
grandmother on Thursday at No JI7 Nashnstonsti at
Boston lnd Newark papers please copy.
BENEDICT--At Bethel Ct, on Tue.diy Arr I, Fanny
widow Of the late Ezur Benedict in the 6l't year OF her
The funeral will take place from her late residence Thurs
DAY, Apr D. A. d oelock 0. IN.
FKENCH--On Wednesday morning April 4, James French
Of this city, In the S0th year OF his
The relatives aud friends Of his family invited attend
bis funeral. on Friday April O. at o'clock p m from his
late Residence No. Is PARK without further notice
GREGORi-At Mount vernon, " y, on Wednesday
Ap Nary widow Of the late Phio Gregory In her 7ith
TIE relatives and friends are invited attend her funeral
ron, the residence Of her son Dr. Joseph = Grpzory
Third ave. Mount Vernon, Friday the 9th inst, a,
O'Clock ?. IN. without further notice
HAVILAND-On "wednesday April T. Deacon John Hav
land. IN the 70h wear Of his age.
The and friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend the uners, ironi the Msdsonsve. Baptist Church.
Of Thirty st., on Friday btB ins at o'clock
MOTION Sunday evening April l. after short and
illness Eliza Mott daughter OF tbe late Dr. Henry Mott in
the Iith year Of her
The friends ana relative, the family respectfully invited
atteud the iuEera from late residence No - West
Thirty rhurday morning, APRIL at ii o'clock
POMEROY-In Wi.ams0sEgh suddenly, on Tueaday, Apri
3. Ralph Pomeroy, aged 6J years
Noiice Of funeral hereafter.
SCOVILL-At Waterbury, CoBn, Tuesday. April o Ed
ward scovn. szed - years.
Puners services the fr Congregational Church, Fri
day, 9th inst, att p
sHOrWELL-A. Railway. New Jersey on third day morn
Ing thlri inst Edmund shOtws aged IS years, formerly
Of Philat-' pins.
VAN MEERBEKE-On We1ne,day, April sMsry Van Nicer.
bke aged IS years reic Of the late Henry Van Nicer
bes-
The reave. and friends Of the family respectfully in.
ed 20 attend The funeral ou her ate redence No. 40
East Nn-e-nthst, on saturday afternoon az o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Amuscmcnt. thi. Evening.

wALLACKS THEATER-SISGLE LryE-DEAv AZ Posr
OLYMPIC THEATER-THE THRsg GUAsDsyES.
KIBLOS GARDEN-Mss MAGGIs MITCHELL IN LITTLE
BAREFOOT.
WINTER GARDENING and Mrs. BARNEY NfLLfAxs-
The LAKES or KILLARSEY-AS HOUR IN SEVILLE
LUCY RUSHTONS NEW-YORk TlIEATER-NALIAyr
VALENTINE.
BROADWAY THEATER-JOHy +. OWNS CALEB
PLUaKER n Dor OR The CRICKET on THE HEARTH
WOODS THEATER-Mis LUCILLE WESTERN IN EAST
LYNNE Or, The ELOPEsESr.
BARNUM'S MUSEUM-MosEs; Or ISRAEL IN EGrPr-
100 OlO CURIosITIKs-Aiternoon aud Evening
FOXs OLD BOWERY THEATER-JAcK AND Gill
WESr Up THE Hill.
NEW-YORK CIRCUS-l3rH.sr. TT ougsrRIAs AND GYM
SAsrfc PyRFORNASCEs--JAsEs kOBiSsOs, rHR BARE
BRYASTS MlNSTRELS-THE PBRYoRxISa ELEPHAsr-
Bupr Crsrus- OPERA CosIarS rS--cEsEs AT Don
SYBROoK-LA TKAvIATA-THE HuGUESors
BRADY's ART GALLERY. No. 7B5 BRoADwAY-FRKE
EnHiBIRoy WAR VIEWS AND Hisr0KiC PORTRAITS
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
n usicnI.
ITALIAN oPERA-AcADEMT OF MUSIC.

ITALIAN OPERA-ACADEMT OF MUSIC.
The Opera of Lucrezia Borgia, was performed
last night to novel house; that is a very select bgt
rather small audience. 1t Is presumed that the elite
we're fortying themselves against the derous disspa
tons Of to-nights Bal dOpera senorita Carmelna
Poch has ne dramatic conception Of the character Of
Lucrezia and nerprets i; earnestly and forciby. She
is an excellent artist in the ensemble pieces. especially
her voice trs out with marked effect She was fire.
qnently appauded and called before the curtain Sig
nori Irfre Antonuco AID others made up very eff
cient cast
The Bal d0p3-a tonight is the topic Of conversation
everywhere; all who have tickets to have entered
the Of beattude too intense for expression while
those who have not regret that they were previously
engaged and tear their hair in private This Ball will
be a very recherche affair with its magnificent music
its decorations its wonderful portraits Of everybody
little altered from nature and its vas; throng Of beauty
and fashion. II will be occasion to be remembered
The portraits after life and good way after, which
will decorate the whole house and viii enguf the au'
derce as it were In roar OF laughter embrace every
class Of noted characters. The kenesses are emphat
ic. not to say loud. aud viii speak for themselves
Those only who will not recognize the striking resem
bances viii probably be tue parties themselves. This
is however natural for II we could ourselves as
others see US we should probably look like somebody
else These portraits will form for all future time an
historic gallery Illustrating the times ot very exraor
dnary interest. As we have said before, this Ba
dOpera viii be occasion to make special note OF the
memory.
Those who visit the opera on Friiay-Fra Dayol0-
and those who throng the Matinee on Saiurday-Lu
creza Borgia-wil enjoy ali the elaborate preparations
made to give 6clat to the splendid Bal dOpera. None
Of the decorations Will be removed until Saturday after
noon An examination OF ihe portraits alone "ouu 10
worth double the price Of admission
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
ELECTION IN RHODE lA'LAND
Gen. Burnside Chosen Governor B.
a very Large Majority.
The Legislature Almost Unanimously
Union.
Providence, R. /. wednesday, Apri4 1850.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. WednesisT Aprt 800.
The Senate election to-day passed oil very
quietly. and Gen. Burnside vas elected Governor VIII
80 little opposition that the vote was very light.
The Journal has returns from 81 the towns IN ths
State except three. showing for Burnside (Natlonal
Union). 77i9; for Lyman Pierce National Democrat
24s6 and scattering li2. The remaining towns VIII
not materially change the relative result.
William Greene IS elected Northumberland.
John L. Bartlett IS reelected Secretary OF State.
Ho-a:io Rogers. f.. j. res eected Attorney General,
and Col. George W. Tew, General Treasurer.
The Senate stands - Union TO Democrats, the
House 65 Union 20 Democrats.
TIE Union Assembly ticket IN this city was elected
bT about 500 maj riiy over the Democrats tae eight
hour men and the boiling Republicans.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

OF A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE CITIZEN wELs
KNOWN TO THE MERCANTILE o>oMNCSIrY.
Orrcr o, TINE Nrv Yosk GLzs. Lad G.
No NsSfoSs = sti,iS :" iae, l. 1875 ,
Dr. J. II scHryor-Deav ST., fo' Oscr hnr, -c se'. y.
three time. year with less hemo'ie.se. s.s
together for the "; few yes, hsys aeg @e ..n s
In Angus, las; h,d very .sv,re h-norrhas-, snd a9'e
cs.ei 4. bcyosd the r.seS Of mr,eio- s,d .eS 70
Ss Pf.P1rea 50 s' PIoerr' 4Sr5i ,sS my sos
frfnd,l s,i the hrr cod too+ m1'i pseS'
fata Eary in January took vely severe eois snd oilu
na'ey occupying room. st No % sood s., d'rcy over
bo,'s OF your PalHonie syrup aHd essn.neeS sIps
asd al the symptoms. Of speedy 5ess se'ne scrompSs,
ny cold sent for my former physsD ,Ha ssiei % On
hin snd having tasted Of them &C. he req sd lsa c.S
take them yol Ike. they viii DO you no hars1 10 sads
lo1 know what told yoo last stmmrT ald ssy the 's~
aoWf yoa have any ou,uess tooss ~, do nos pat oh
tie ss.t % other friends he cou 49, no hope or ne md
th. tim. ws taking e.ly your H.sdicirr bH had noe
you TIE Doctor called few time, asd iognd sltmacS
stand WY Nv i,th va. ncre,,in. sssA ASsdSs, sndr
bad wsh 70 hsv. you e,amne my 80. and ses VIZ s
examination you me bas little ence0tags1ent ost oa
my then seeming dcatss The second tae thl. yos oed
hntnr me still sainns yo1 gave ne enccurr nsni 'a,iN
weed foalc and Mandrake Ps had acted k- sh,sn Ny
sea;sion nay eossa my spPee az sss,a 70 IIo'e
every raesday and found improving sod tod me not
20 ou OF room until the 6r DAY oG May. took no cold
while under treatment appetite became hfs'rate
and You tod me to eat everything wished OF snuiTt,as
ratnre nt 20 exercise about the mcch possible
followed advice snd TO the surprise u cid phys
cisn and friends seemed much better than for several
breathe better than expected could
With Que lung len being completely dried W. fee
grateful you. and consider your sdYie and rceines N
valuable. Yours l. ;. shSLpoN.
Dr. Schencks medicines cleanse tire stomach and hver'
elaare The circulation Of the blood appetite snd
the food ade TO dse. and made into good blood snd that
10 ali they do Nature will DO the rest DR. J. H. Schenek
wi be bis principal Office No Is North SSth'st corner
Of Commerce Phiade phi every saturday from "a m un
I'll ap H. No. q Boudst New York every Tuesday from
q m to o. m. No. ~ sumner ST., Boston. every W ed
nesdsy from m. 20 p aud every other FRIDAY"
No los Batirnore. st.. Baltimore, Nd Al advice ffee bur
for thorough examination with ~ tespiromeiSr hs
charges 70
Price Of the Puluouc Syrup ,nd seaweed Tonic eaeh
81 so per bottle or g 80 per half doren Mandrake Ph'
25 cents per box.
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
n B-A full supply Of DR.. sCHENCKs MEDICINES CO"
be obtained all times at his rooms, No y Bonds'p Ne"
York Doctor may be there professionally every
TUESDAY from & m. TO ?. m.
DEMAS BARNES 4 Co.. No. al ParkTow, Whole'as
Agents Tor the City ofNew.Iork
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
RRIE ID.

this city. by the Rev. William
Adams D. D.. Mr. Frank A. Allen to Miss Lizzie NJ Serb
ner both Of New.Y0rS. No cards.
LLOYD-STARK-In New York city Sunday. April /. at
the Methodist Protestant parsOnsge by the Rev VIM. e.
Clara M Edward A. Lloyd to Mrs Dora Stark, both Of
New-York city.
PARSONS-WHlrE-At the Brick Church. "Wednesday,
April by the Rev Erskne y White, Arthur w Psr.ons,
jr OF Rye and Helen c. daughter Of Norman he o TINS
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
lAdvertisemeui,

FINEST RBADY-MADB CLOTHING IN AMERICA.
Gents Youths and Chldren's all quite equal to
tom work Just received, Q0l cases latest STYLES
French English and Scotch Goods for the Custom De-
partment. BRoKAw BROS.
No o. Lafay ette-p place. and No 81 fourth'ave.
Opposite Cooper Union
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
The Great Boston Law Suit.
Bos1oN. Wednnsdar. Anri.

BosToS. Wednesday. April 4. 1850.
The suit of Charles Blrrell against the City
Of Boston. involving $500 600 which the plaintiff
during the war has DeeD Withdrawn from jury trial
by consent Of the counsel and will be argued and de-
cided or legal points before The Supreme Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
ASSEMBLY,.

The SPEAKER presented the annual report OF
the state \ Agricultural Society
Mr.. CoChEANE reported b.i making appropriations
20 ctaritlhi' institutions.
Mr. lHulJ1HN introduced a bill TO incorpcaie ac
North American steamship COmDanT. Referred. 10
report c0mplete.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Court of Appeals.

ALBANY. "Wednesday. April I, l-t6.
The following is the day calender OF the
Court of Appeals for Thursday. April s. Nos. p, PSI,
q. -, l.! 81. 81. SO. a. and 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Clothing.

Clothing.
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK FOR SPRING. THS
LARGEST THE FINEST AND THE CHEAPEST
IN THE CITY OF NEWY0RK.
DELVIN C Co,
BROADWAY, COR GRANDSr.
BROADWAY, COR. WARRENsr
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Gpecial Notices.

Union General Commitfee.-A regnlar Meeting Of
this Committee viii be held AZ hssdglarier corner Broadway
ana Twenty. .tlird.st., on THURSDAY EVENING April s
l3ss =, 9 O'Clock THOMAS MURPHY President
HKsKr H. HUEIsr, Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

$500 Bricks per hour. with only two-horse
power are made by the " National which Is clay
tempering machine. and the bricks asde by y WILL
SAND THE IEsr Of ALL WEATHER AND CLIMATES.
AyRAs REQUA. General Agent. No $50 Broadway M.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
THB RENAhxADIg PROPERTIES OF BRowy's

IHR REMAREABLg PROPERTIES OF BRowys
BRONCHIAL TRocuzs have been thoroughly e., since a.,
introduced The demand 70: them hl. steadily Increased an
purely SP1n their they have found favor with
hose who. from Pulmonary Bronchial o. Asihu.,, cou.
p.s t. require then. For Cough. and Gods they are esc,
-ious
Children having Worms require immediate
attention m n.,ees OF tie trouble often causes prolonged
sickness. BAoxss "vKRslVrsE CoxIrs sre simple
remedy ,ad vii destroy Worm. without injury to se ehd
soi At IS cent. box BY NOS. Des'c-' IN Medicines.
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co.
Of Syracuse. y. T..
CASH CAPITAL
Two HuSDRSD THorsAsD DoLtsKs.
In,ure' Asiins, Accideu,s OF ell kinds
A. A HovLkrr Pre.iden. @ :. Coxsrocx NicePre'i-
deu,. r 3. Andrews. Secretary
+ ". aaa H. B. GATES General Asenis
GENERAL REFERESczs
The Hon. RsrssS Z. FsSroS Governor Of NswYors
The Hon. Hos.rIo Sxrxous Uaa, Ny.
DYAS RicBxoSD Buffalo. \. Y.
The Hon THosas o. ALvoRD L.-ut Gov ofN. I.
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT Insurance. CoxPASr
OFFICE No. . BROADWAY n. Y
In N. Union rus, Company. oc-, until the Is, Of May
next when they will occupy their OAce No 10 wal'i.,
now occupied BY Francis T. Walker L Bro.
Joay sHxvILLE No % Mon,youeryt, Jersey City, Gen
er Asen. for Jersey City Hudson city, Hoboken aud New
Ars D. B. CHAsBERLiy Agent for Brooklyn, Z. D.
Office in the Wal House. q South FHsh-', and
Fourth t. Agents wanted
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

The SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
is now producing and shipping from its own colery
80 TUNs OF COAL Daily.
OFFICE. No. 81 Wall-st.
YARD, Nos 263 and 2o5 West Twenty hfth-st-.
between Seventh and Eighth-aves.
price to Stockholders. 81 IS foF full tuns delivered
See advertisement on Eighth Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

DR.. JONI l.. KENNEDY, office No. % Bond-st.
Broadwsy.Speeis attention gwen to Chronic diseases
EeyeIs, diseases Of the Chest and general system.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Business Notiees.

Bnsincss Notices.
MARvIS's PATENT Door LOCKS
FoR HOuszs AyD sroaEA
THEY CANNOT PICKED
1HEr HAyE sPKISGs
NET wKiGHs ONLY oSE orARryR OF Az orScL
AAx'lS Co. No - cHEryur 81. PhilaielphiA
Also, Naryins Patent FiFe and Burglar Proof SAFES
WIGS, ToUPEEs, and ORNAMENTAL HAIR, nrst
quality Hair Dye and Dyeing BArcs.LoR is bond't
BEAUTIFUL LIFB-LIKB PICTURES.
Csr,es E.rette 81 per dorm: DUricates 81 AT nesi
tive, resis;eEeA T. A. LEWIS, No. lso Chsihams, y L
SECoyD-HAyD SAFES in large numbers, Of c.
al other. taken in erhanzs ~ oar Ne" q -a
ALuA and Day PINTEg SNEs. tor sllr io"
MARVIN Co. ~ Broadway. sd II Clesin1i'si, Fhi
THR PATRyT HARD RUBEER NEcK Tie An
rrrTzRYLT the taereut vlrliei, w1oies-. aae ressi
Trade sappisd ~ q 7gsER CL3TaiSs COMPANY NJ. ~
Bres4rAy.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

A BARGAN-The finest 81 SILK Hat car
BE had only Of VAIL practical Halter, NO. III Fulton
ST.. north side west OF Herald Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
WorkIpgrueu,s Uuion-

GRAND ElDHT HOUR MASS NETTING
The Workuymen's Union Of Sew-York will held Grand
M4ss Meeting st Union- square on THURSDAY EsESLNO
April O'clock IN fafhersnce Of the Eish;-our Move
nrnt.
Emi.ent speakers viii address the Meeting -
The Workngnen OF New York Broos yn and Jersey efJ
are cordially invited to participate In the
VIZ 2. LLOYD Secretary.