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CHIPPING INTRLLIGRNCR.
PORT or NEw-YORK......

Cleared.
Steamship Fanny Csdwalader Young Baltimore.
Saunad Richmond Va. Murray,
Mcneks nsrshmsn Charleston Livingston Fox Co.
Steamship Virgo huxley savannsh Mursy Ferris Co.
Steamship Peit, Delaney. savannah, J.. L. Jones
Steamship Empire. Dobbins. Wilmington, J. Hand
Steamship Monitor Jones. Pbil,delphi.
Steamship Anthracite, Greene, Philadelphia
Steamship Fairbinks Hunter. Boston, ~ p. Clyde.
Steamship Andrew johnson, Buer Hevsna Sisal &C. c. A.
Whitney.
Ship John n Cushing Swap. Mobile, Lunt Bros
Ship Lizzie Moses, Cox. Mobile
Barb Mshlow wii,m Thomson, New Orleans. ". H. Bishsm.
Bark vinoo tBr.). Hughes, Mramlchi.
Bark Columbus tBfcm.l. Gerdes. Bremen Ruger Bros.
Bark Com. Dupont. Clifford, Cadenas r. 7. Buck Co.
Brig Aurste, Davis. Philadelphia
Brig Grace Darling ,Br Shaw. Trinidad Cubs D. R. De Wolf
Co.
Brig Lady Franklin (Br) Morrison Hsifsx Pension Co.
Brig Tryo tBr), Layton. Halifax. D. n. DcWolf Co.
Brig Terisiter tBr Hill, Ceniuegos Tucker Lshtbourn.
Big Covadouyu (ir), Henry Havana n. w. Russell Co.
Schf Agate Cooper. Proviuc-own, Msss., Brett Son Co.
schr o. C. Ack-r. Hobte Stamford.
schr Albert (Br), Clark ST. CroiI }. Whitney Co.
Schf Reno, Lambert. tlscLias. T. Talbot Co.
SchL Empress Bl. Clubhouse Lockyie n B. 7. MENUS
Son
Schr Kate Merrill. Brirl. Gsvestou A. Abbott
Scbr Madison Holmes, esnd, Beaufort Thomas Holmes
scbr Wellington rl Eagles. Hoston NJ g. d. r. De Wolf Co
Schr j. =. karland Woolsryi Baltimore, A. Abbott.
Schr Caliss Hall, Portland J. H. Hatch.
Schf Surprise Besrse. Boston, Racket, Tooker Taylor
schr Pacific Wright, Boston, b. Talbot 4 Co.
scbr n. p. chlse Godfrey Nantucket.
Schr Casper Lawson. Snow New Haven = u. Stannard
Schr Csihsre Nct idden Wilcox, Passport
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A Card.
To N. rSsic, Of The ". y. T,ibsns.

SIR In your paper Of thfs day is stated that we were
sasnsd before Justice Bowling violating the recent act oil tie
Legislature boarding the Eng hp CoIdiers and pes'eo s'
to the chsrge -
We beo remarkably 10 inform YOU that such statement Is alto
se,hsr incorrect Judge Bowling dismissed the case
true arrested by Capt Hart and oohhnea IN
in the hold of the Police bad committed no ohene
his day obtained rom Judge Barnard IN the
Hart in each Of our cases. oi
8 600 bail for the done to
William Churchill Timothy Tracy, Edward N Lshey Ihos
Ro.. William Maitland Peter ODonnen Jss 0Canninghsm
T imothy Monaghan. John Smith.
Neu- York May 10, 1856,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-11

nlauss And that Is the truth odav @" s" . IN These
matters yol abe fathers and brothers and
obtain all you want livery college VIII be opened you When
YOU will IT, The power OF woman Is too great want u
ossened 1t is too subtle uneducated and irresponsible
want Il dragged into the light OF doy criticised and educated
want to iadict 1t, o.,
Mrs GAGE aud Mrs HARPTB Of Ohio subsequently addressed
Tho meeting after which Miss SusAy Is. ANTHONY read the
following resolution, which was adopted -
Rord That time has for organization that shan
cover universal suffrage shall be known here
after IS the
AMERICAN EQUAL RIGHTs ASSOCIATION
The adjournment took place shortly after
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cOURT CALENDAR-TuIs DAY

SUPREME COURT-CIRCrIT.-PART I.-Oyer and
Termincr Calender made up. PART I-(Short
cases Mos. 1914 20 2is0 1895 2i52 290 PAPA 2340 26i2
20s 27G ECO 1896 2i2s 27J2 2Ji l076 642 PART. Ill
(hort Mos 1919 20y3 255 2779 24g7 25l7 255
2t9. 1891 2os9 275 On General Calendar.No 1909 gel
1855 4Ooi95 SPECIAL TEah-Demurrers Nos. 25 Is H. %
Issues OF law and fsctNos go 67 Ice 2I7 le0 ls les
leg lg0 l9l, 1873, i9J, 1916. 1872 l97.
SUPERIOR COURT.-PART Mos. 21sl 2lS3, 2lS5
2e7 2ls9 2lo 2ie5 297 2lg9 20l 203 22O5 o 1909 92
PART IL-Adjourned TO Wednesday next.
BROOKLYN CITY COURT-Friday, May H.
Nos o. 7J A. - CO. so to - inclusive 81 to 50 inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-11

March after leaving Liverpool the the Zip f,r
star shifted giving considerable M
running moderate Ne gale the vessel thrown r
hea carrying b1wsTks head r and sorted "a
the shifted 20 much bat sal could not BE- eaT
with safety and ship could not be TO
wind and on other APP a, toos of
and found that everything had gone bodily leaving quite
,shosfd side checked of wih available,
and about 20 Of tin starboad winch brought r
The did much better ater~ard although
a breeze list port boaTd ACCORDING 70 ~"
and bored heavily but made 10 more "i
rsual
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PassSuRcYs Sailed.

FOR HAVANA AND VERA CRUZ-ln steamship Andrew John.
sonDr T. Dou John Nse Edward Dove and WIFI Manuel g.
Parker + Sparkling Absoon kshby Devne John
j. -che jose aoa- Roa Jonathan Smith, Ramon ion Judge
John Mchee Vans Rande Fred Dnconge Fernando H. Bowe1
Ma Mary Williams Miss NJ J. Devele Rosr Schonobe Miss A.
Knows Francis Moano Arru Fncas Conchat Jose
Haas Miss Emma Schlin,
CsIlo- Fernandez Ns.eo, Miss Mary sehin p 3 Miller Mrs
Emma Gardner CLARK HOLSTER William Limber Thomas Rucback
John soks Thomas Otto, Maria Pal A. Znutula Cherries Ssde
George A.(
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Meetings To-day.

TIE following meetings are announced LOT to'uay;
I,r,cou Roord Of for Foreign Mssioas-ir
wing Hal 10 a. ~ Speakers Rev DR. Van Dyek OF syria
and Others. ,,,xossos
exercises by the pupils. &c. =, T.
cbnch SnIlivons near Bleecker n O'Clock Speakers
MaorCien o. o. Howard, the Rev Henry Highland oaueh
Prof DAY and others
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kSOurN Of Aldermen.

SPECIAL MEETING-THg CITY TAX LEVY CONQUERED ~.
The Board met at O'Clock yesterday afternoon by
special call the President John Bree esq the chair AMER
the transaction of some routine business the Board took up
the City Tax Levy as amended by TIE Councilman
where and eoncured IN the same and ordered be
sent 10 the Mayor for bis approval Adjourned to Monday
next at . clock p.
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ARRESTED BY THE HARBoR PoLIcE.--Sergeant
Fitzgerald and Officers Bentley and Doyle Of the HabOr Po
lice Yesterday arrested Patrick SweeDev Christopher BRADY
John Brady Patrick Doyle John Kingsley Edward Butter
living in the North River and procured from the sailors Nv
rags and old clothes in violation OF law Inc
stencil from these rags sokenng The prisoners we're
captured while rowing ashore Justice Downing committed
them examination until he procure certified copy Of
in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-11

ARREST OF BURGLAR.-M an early hour yester-
day morning Officer King Of the Tenth Lew
Bnkensten he about enter Tbirdaye car IN the
Bowery having his possession eco cigars valued at
Which the officer believed lie had stolen IL was subsequently
asceraned that the prisoner forced entrance into the
saloon of John Wagell No. 2l5 Wiamst and stolen the
He subsequently committed for trial BY Justice
Mansfield. The accused Of Holland aged e years
and lives at No Is BoweTy.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rises sun Moon Rises.
/
Sandy Hook .5:o4 Gov Island .4:i3 Hell
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ASSAULTED AND RoBBED,-Iate on Wednesday
night, while William Barne' a sailor about to enter
daneeEouse IN James he attacked by Charles Powers
and confederate Ind knocked down. Powers then seiIn
him BIZ the thro' held him. while his acconpiee hed Ms
pockets OF handkerchief s in Treasury notes near
Ing the se Detective Horb Of the Fourth Precinct ran up
and arrested Powers The confederate escaled win tne
ppder Yesterday Justice Bowling committed the prisoner
Tor trial without bail The Police state that he was snort
time since released Sing Sing where he bad served
term % wears robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-11

TURKISH BATHS No. 13 Laight-st., are again open
public enlarged and improved onIsGent. to
Ladies, 10 to u sundays-Gert, to "a rs
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CHARLES CARvILLg, esq. ST. Marks-place, report'
M. house saved nom burglars night by the BURGLAR ALARs
r. HoLaEs No. 2A Broadway.
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CITY NEWS.

FIRE IN GREESE-sT.-Early on Thursday morning
fire was discovered the second floor OF the premises Of
No 90 reenest in the dryingroom OF the kreneh conee
tonery factory occupied by James Rivera Before the flames
yero the roofs Of that and the adjoining building
No "a were burned The loss Mr. Rs stock will amount
TO about $780, Insured for $1,000 in the TTadesmen Co
Tie frs, floor No O. is occupied by George Lang as
dwelling Loss by water about 500 Insured for 500 IN
the Company The second floor occupied ny
Ueite Loss about So Insured for 5000 in The Pacihc
Company The buildings owned by Chester Lamp ana
are damaged amount OF SOO0 Insured Tor s7ooV
The fire originated from defect in the chimney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-11

In answer to inquiries, We inform our readers thd
the TrRKuu CoyyyK Por IL Boston invention and been
recently introduced city for sale in the prncp
house furnishing stores.
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l1ori- h)arorn's Nolire.

20 TO THOMAS r.. AGNEWs, Greenweh ahd
NJ N,rravs where will nd Teas, Cofee fsh ogf "d
everything cheaper than store IN NewfoF One v
NOto MACFARLAND's, corner Twenty ,Jnra-s'.
and Broadgay there you find all the NEW BOOKS q s
day and ali he standard Works aud also, choice English FIei
and Scoic Stationery.
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Beard Of supervisors.

The Board met at IL o'clock noon Yesterday but
amer being in session hour and ransacing rontae us
Iess only adoulne to Tuesday next at O'Clock D. IN.
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spoken.

On Msy 81 A. long 70 81, steamship City Of Washington.
May IN s K o. long "A 49, bark Wavelet from Baltimore 'or
Rio jarero
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RAVEN Il BACON PIANOS established 1899. Ware
ROOMS 1876 Grand.st. near broadway. New YORK.
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To extract the strength and preserve the aroma are
requisites in making Coffee Both are accomplished by tue
(OHFER For
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On April at 80 ens "a ship delslde Bl loo, oyereds
ship Polar Star shifted March when short distance
from Liverpool.
The stesmr England released Quarantine yesterday
~ to he city last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-11
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COrRT-May lO.-Befor
Judge SHPMAN

SUIT AGAINST A DEPUTY COLLECTOR.
BENJAMIN j. kellsm ct al. agt. Charles y. Clnch.
This action brought by plaintiff To recorer
100 being moety Of proceeds Of the sale by Marshal
Murray the schooner Ann Piokerel The
ceiyd by Preston King late Collector OF the port.
Other iniorner- also claim moety.
Mr. Cnch declined act in the matter and claimed he had
a right 10 do
Evidence then introduced 10 show that there in
formers claiming who antagonistic TO each other
DtrcAttoney Courtney took the ground that the action
improperly brought both 10 the plaintiffs and defend
ant and that the plaintiffs had standing in Court.
The Judge his decision upon the legal questions
yOlyed.
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EVERY OyE THAT SEES 1T Is DELIGHTED.-Mr
Mary Ann Bard OF Bsriowu Ky writes to WILCOX oiBB
Your machine 1. hand and DELIGHTED WITH 1T %
the only Of the Kind IN this place and EVERY oSk THAT SEES
~ Also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-11

ILLEGAL IMPRISONMENT AT SANFORD HALL-An
Ti,u .g Jacob win be called is N
Fdsy May ID morning O'Clock in the City Court Of broO
Ign.
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Powell May s a. long "a 90 spoke barb Wavelet foD
Baltimore for RIO Janelro.
schr Ann T. sipple Hedges Boston for Abspy
sehr D. NJ. French. Jones, Boston for Albany.
sclr Clara Bell Sturgcss, Boston for Albany.
Schr Mary Louisa Gsske Washington, " Co Days viii Lsys
schr n C. A. Edwards. Edwards Virginia.
sclr Free Trade Took.T. Virginia
schr Hastings. Hilton, Virginia.
SchI Neptgnes Bride, trowel Wilmington C., dsys with
naval :. w Lewis.
NIND-At sunfet, :.
Below.
SHIP Rosmer, Paine, from Liverpool. April ,.
Sailed.
stesm.hips Andrew Johnson Virgo. aud Mis'.ipli
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Dr. DILLEYBACK's New WORK on CONSUMPTION
and ito durability by Medical lnhslaon ready and for sale at
the bookstore Of WnIAN WOOD Co.. No 81 Naikerst ~ u
and hi. rooms few doors wet Of broadway
where he may professionally THURSDAY and FRIDAY Of
each week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-11

A GALAXY OF BEAUTIFUL ACTRESSES.

A GALAXY OF BEAUTIFUL ACTRESSES.
Nile yrsry,II Mis- LUCILLE wrsrERS Mrs.. d Y. RovRRs
Nine PoyIsr Mr. EMMA Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL Mlc
Novtr pK MARergRRirRs Miss AGsEs PERRY AMI Miss ANNIE
CowrIL well for THEN personal attractions
andng their The opinions
Of snh ladies weight and the agents OF JARED
ivan, DE confidently submit the public the fairer and
mot portion pubc this elegant skin PREPARATION 80
those who being already
and with pro-
pry ndose IT, LIxAL PARIS is distinct from ell othe,
by the scrupuon sud eho
without conjunction The sole and importer L. lsApEAu
No a22 Broadway
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Below,

Below.
ship Rosm.r, Psine, from Liverpool. April ,.
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Meinoraudn,

sasm.hips Andrew johnson, virgo aud Mississippi
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EINCRE ssI0NAI.
WASHINGTON, April


SENATE Wilson, from the Military
Committee reported the bill to equaii1e
bounties in q new form, when it was re
committed to the Military Committee
IL gives TO every soldier il the late war
eight and One-third dollars. Home
guard or troops called out for local ser
yice are excepted from the benefits Of
this act No money Will be paid ont
under the act to any claim agent OF at
torney.
Sumner offered resolution calling
upon the Postmaster General and the
Secretary OF the Treasury to report to
the Senate whether since December last
any persons had been permitted to e1teI
on duties of offices in this department
aud receive salaries without taking the
oath required by law.
McDougali objected aud the resolu-
tion went over
Tessenden, from the Finance Commit
tee reported the loan Till without amend
| ment
The Chair laid before the Senate a
communication from tile President OF
the United States, transmitting a COM
munication from the Governor OF the
State of Alabama, asking for an e&ten
sion of time for the completion of certain
railroads in that State, which was re-
ferred to the committee on Pablo
Lands
Mr. Wilson from the Military Com,
mittee reported formally a bill TO pro
vide arms and ammunition for defence
| of the inhabitants of Dakotah territory
Mr. Wilson from the same committee
also reported a bill to provide for the
| equalization OF bounties to soldiers 10
| the late war of the rebellion
HOUSE, business first i'll order
being the calls of States for. bills and
| Joint resolutions ,,
Mr.. Washburne introduced bill &c
provide for continuing in the service the
acting medical officers of the navy anc
supply vacancies in the regular list
which was read twice and referred u
the committee on naval affairs.
| Mr. kasson introduced joint resoiu
tion allowing limited term for perfect
ing papers requiring stamps to be af1ixe(
thereto, which was read twice and refer
red to the committee on Ways an;
Means.
Mr.. Shellabarger introduced a bill t
declare aud protect all the privilege
and immunities of citizens of the Unite,
States in the several States, which wa
read twice aud referred to committee Of
Judiciary.
Mr.. Denny, of Washington Territory
introduced bill in relation to the court
of washington Territory, which wa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-03

WASHINGTON, April 2--To days Ma
tional Republican says there is report
that the government here has interfered
with the proposed celebration of the col
ored people of Richmond on the anniver-
sary of the capture of that city, on the
third inst. We have the best authority
for saying that neither the President
nor General Grant has interfered in the
matter in any manner. The snbiect is
entirely within the control of General
Terry, who is a man of safe judgement,
and being on the ground knows best
what to do in the premises: He is an.
thorized to act prudently in the event
ofany unnecessary or Illegal disturbance
of the peace on either side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-03
Trustees Sale.

nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID TRUST executed by John +. Hopkins and
Mary Ann Hopkins his wife, bearing date Oh
the - day OF December, in the year 1861, aud
now on record in the Recorders office OF Ohio
county, in Deed Book IS, folio 4i6, will sell Al
the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, on Tuesday, the first day OF May next,
the following property, 10 wlt: Lot numbered
four ~ on the plat Of James r. Bakers ana
James H. Stouts sub division OF lots, In square
numbered thirteen Q3), adjoining Athsnum.
also the one undivided half OF moety OF four
other lots in said Baker aud Stouts sub division,
designated on the Plat thereof as lots numbsrsf
one ~, two C2). three CD and fourteen QO aiso
lot numbered twenty seven CsD, situated On ths
National road In Daniel Steemred's addition to
the city Of Wheeling being sixty feet mont,
running back one hundred anu twenty also the
one undivided half or moiety Of nine lots, nun
bered l. = "a, J, 6, g and ., In square numosre,
10 In lanes aud James X. Bakers addition u
the city OF Wheeling; also sixteen lots on the
island, situated in Daniel lanes addition TO the
city OF Wheeling, and designated 40 Lots No
73 "a sl g. e. 90, 81, l0e l09 1870 l2l, t3O, lSi,
i34 1876 and l40 also six lots situated In Carrell
and Bakers addition 10 the city OF Wheeling
and designated as lots eSmbeTed .. 70 70
parcel OF land about the size OF tsp lots situated
10 said square No = In Carroll and Bakers ad
iiIion, also LOT numbered l59 situated on nortb
side OF Zane street also lot numbsrsd 10 IN
square numbsIed ~ in James aud Jsuss X
Bakers addition
Terms OF Sals-Ibe purchaser shall BE at
liberty TO pay the whole of the purchase morsy
ia hand OF one fourth In cash, and the balance
in six, twelve aud eighteen months, giving
notes with approved security i0r the deferred
payments aud the title retained until the pur-
chase money {. paid Ia full
HENRY CRAAGLE.
" II BASSEII, q CO, Trustee.
Aurtioneers mar27 ID
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Pacific MaiI'Steamship Company
Through Line 10 California,
Al MEXICAN PORT

MEXICAN PORTS
aud carving the L. > Mail Leave PieI
No N Nmtu riveT, loot 81 Canal street AZ ~
o'clock noon on tLe ist, llth. aud tist vi every
month except when those dale- IaiI on SUNDAY.
aud then OIL the preceding Saturday Tor A-ptn
vail connecting via Panama Railway wttL ore
OF the Companys Steamships from fAn4ua foT
San Francisco tLucbiDg at Acapulco
FEBRUARY
I,t HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt Gray. con
pectlug with COLORADO Capt Watkins.
10Th ATLANTIC. Capt Aaury, connecting
With SACRAMENTO, Capt. Cavery
2I.t NEW YORK, Capt HOrner, connecting
With CONSTITUTION, Capt F-TDswoTtb.
Departures Of Ist and 2ist connect At Panama
With Steamers for South Paenc Ports Those
OF Ist touch AZ MaDEanillO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RAfEs II CURRENCY.
First Cabin. s3O0, Second Cabin, ;s0O; Steer.
age, 500.
discount Of one quarter from steamer rates
allowed 10 second cabin and steerage passengers
With families. Also, an allowance OF one-qnA
ter on through rates tOelsrgymen and their lam .
lies and school teachers soldiers having hon
orabls discharges, bali fare.
Ons Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
.snlt Baggage masters accompany baggage
,hronsh and attend 10 ladies and children with.
ont male protectors. Baggage received on the
| dock the day before sailing. itoIn steamboats,,
TsiIroads, and passengers who prefer 10 se0d
Az experienced surgeon on board. Medicine
| aud attendance free.
STEAMER win be placed on the line January
lst 1850, 70 run from New Orleans 70 Aspiu
| xall. via Havana.
| For Passage Tickets OF further information
| auply at the COmpaDys ticket office, On tbs
| Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York W q. BELLOWS.
isn23 tn Agent
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nary circumstances this resolution and
its passage would be simply matter OF
course. This Honse contains q very
large majority of Union men
Here the Speaker annonnced the expi-
ration of the morning honr, stating that
it was the duty Of the Chair to call mp
the special order for this day, the army
bill
Mr.. Schenck, in consequence of the
absence of his colleague on the commit
tee, Blaine, moved that the bill be post
poned until the 18th of April and that in
the meantime the bill With the amend
ments reported by the committee, be
printed, with extra copies II was so
ordered
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-03

WHAT DID lTi-A young lady, returning Ia
her country home after sOjOurn OF i lew
months, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Oi 4 rustic, dush lace sue had soft
ruby complexion, OF almost marble smoothness :
and instead OF - sue really appeared bnt IL
She told them plainly she used Hagau'g Magno'
liza Balm and wonid not be without it ANY
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article IL can lie ordered
oi any druggist for only - cents.
Saratoga sPriuS Water. sold hS all
Druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-03

). T-is61 -X.-The amount OF PlautatioH
Bitters sold in one year il something startling
They would Ill Broadway six feet high, from
the Park 10 4th street brakes mandatory IS
one OF the institutions OF New York. IL is said
that Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern
States with his cabalistic IS. -l560.-A.,
and then got the old granny legislators 10 pass
law preventing dishguring the face Of Ma
ture, which gave lin a monopoly. We do not
know how this X but We de know the Plantation
Btters SELL as no other article ever did. They
are used by all classes ol the community, and
are death on Dyspepsia-certan They are very
inyigorating when languid and weak aud
great appetizer
Saratoga spring Wafer. sold by all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-03

In lifting the kettle lrOm the lire scalded
myself very severely-.One hand almost To 4
crisp. The torture was unbearable.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain almost immediately Ii healed rapidly, and
lett very little scar. CHAS- FOSTER,
Ia0 Broad ST., Philadelphia"
This is merely sample OF what the Mustang
Liniment will do. 1t is invaluable i'll all cases
OF wounds, swellings, sprains, cuts, bruises,
spavins, etc, either upon man OF beast
Beware of counterieits. None is genuine un'
less wrapped in tine steel plate engraviugs,
bearing The signature oil u. w. Westbrook,
Chemist, and the prirats stamp OF DEMAs BARNES
l. Co., New York.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-03

AQUA DE- MAGNOLIA. THE prettiest thing, the
sweetest thing, and the most OF It for the
least M oney. II 0vercOmes the odor OF psrspi-
ration softens and adds delicacy 10 the skin !
is delightful perfume allays headache aud
Inflammation, and is q necessary companion IN
the sick room, in the nursery and npOn the toi-
lei sideboard. IL can be obtained everyW here
at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga spring Wafer. sold BY all
Druggists