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NorIcE.-Acc"rsh'g to notice hereby
given, We have ~. ken from our L,oa,
the uanes Il MANY Of out ;oru er -ubeo,l
brrs and tho,e uto O. hot receive this
number vii understand lie reason. w.
shall take cary me>>uce~ 70 ce.iec; oas
ducs.
!, mus; be morc generally r"drr<t~o
that We denand Ajrence faym0at, ana
we shall continue to s,rike If names as
fast as they Ia to come up to our terms
Que and All must remember tlis tact.
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InArs TnE W.Y The following
shows gaIanry and g'a irude We
Should certainly help Aat girl across ,ir
muddy way
- l nike certain polite gentleman
wh" took q lady across 4 mudd, sttee,
without sOliIng even the bottoms of her
oo0ls and setting her carefully and sa'e,
,!"wu WAS trd hat he WAS an iuIpnd4u,
fellow, IA Certaii nan, in 4 certain ci:,.
The other day. whose appearance wnult
iudican the sturdy yeoInan rather that
the polished g-n'lruan, seeirg vel,
beautiful youpg lad. in qnardary q, 10
how she should cross ,hruuch the l,utly
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''MisS, if ven viii allow ne will TAX.
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stror2 arms carr d h'r Qui, ki, over an,l
set ler down, when she looked up >,nilirr.
ly AMI said, "Thank Won. ,ir. you ma,
have kie> for that" aul he. taking fl
HI hat, awaited Ein,erlf # ~, n,.r. afiu
she "ent rtdes,y aud quIe,iy on her
w4y.
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After mucA laber lie steamer Ntc1-
igan has been hauled over the bar ard
now LAYS alone-is If lbe Orion, to which
steamer the machinery ot lie tolnzr wit
be Transferred
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-05

s George b. Mcclellan, Jt., vas
bern al Dresden, November 15sb. 1865.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-05

JiFF DAVIS - lie President will souL
cad IN message to Congress, in rep '
to eso'u.ion OF the House, stating the
reason why JEFF. DAVIS has not been
tred, In substance, it will be the same
as contained IN his first message. He
eIsboraies upon the mater somewhat. bv
showing 'hat he has aife ,dy opposes liz
nal by military commission, atd given
his reasol6 therefor. A. soon a, The
necessary iegi-isnou is completed by Con,
gre,, tor the holding of an Unred STATE,
Cour, ia E,chmonA. the t,ial VIII be pro,
ceeded with
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anthem, Niors 10 tIui. and on sar,a
peace 10 men oi good m1,i"
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Amusement. this Evening.

ACADEMY OF MuSiC-IrALIAy OPERA-Hu0uESor.
wALLACK's THEATER-Beneft OF Mr. II. Isherwood-
DREAMS oy DrLusIos-MARRIED LIvE.
OLYMPIC THEATER-THK THaKE 0uARpsngS.
kIBLOS GARDEN-Mns MAGGIE MrTcHxLL IN LITTLE
BAREFOOT.
WINTER GARDEN-Mr and Mrs. BARNEY WILLiAns-
THE LAKES oT KILLARSEy-AS HorR IN SEVILLE
LUCY RUsHTON'S NEw-YORh TliEATER-VALiASr
VALENTINE
BROADWAY TnEATER-JonS Z. Owsys A. CALSB
PLunuER, IN Dor ON Tux CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.
WOODS THEATER-Mi. LuciLLg WEsTERS IN EAsI
LYNNE; Or, Tue ELorExESr
BARNUM'S MUSEUM-MosEs; Or, ISRAEL IN E6Yrr-
10000 CusIosITIKs-Anernoon and Evening
YoXs OLD BowERY THEATER-JAcK AND Gnr
WESr Up TIN HILL
NEW-YORK CiRCUs-l4ru usT-EouEsrRiAS AND OYn
NAsTIc PERpoRnANcKs-JAnrs RoBiSsoS, 1Hn BARI
BACK Ri3RR-Matinee at a O'Clock.
BRYANT'S MlNSTRELs-THE PKRyoRniSa ELrPHAsr-
BuRLHsQs CuRcus-OpsRA ConiouE-scESs At DoS
HysReoE-LA TRAuATA-THE HuGurSors
BRADys GALLERY, Ne 7e5 5BRoADwAr-ExHiDirios OF
WAl vnvs AND PoRrRAIrs % RErKnHSrAriva MnS
DERBY ZINE ARTS GALLERY, No. 62s Broadway-Pic
1uRxs. BnoSxas. TsRRA Gotta. Ere. BY the Frencf
EtchiAs Club.
EASTER CONCERT-FouRrH ANNUAL Govern! o. ST
| PHILIPS CHvscH SUNDAY scBooL. n 81 fhihps
| Church, in Muibeuyst.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Il. HAtysr u
HnRt fus Fousra
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
DIE -.
= ey.ninC. April 1, Adoline. widow q

BREATH-On Sunday evsniuS. April L. Adoline. widow
John Breath, IN the Srth year Of her age . .
The stiyes snd friends OF tho family invited to seod
her funeral her late residence, NO. iSt west Four
teenth-st Tuesday afternoon April az ~ O'CLOCK
BRUNNER-In Brooklyn. on Saturday, March 81 OF dpa
theris John Montgomery, infant son o. Cyfus u a""
Emily Ii. Brunner aged years and III days. , . ,
The relatives and Of tue family respectfully nve'
20 attend MS funeral from the residence OF hs parents
10 FusLina ave- above Bushwick on Tuesdiy aiSo
noon, Apr g. at 3 O'Clock.
Philadelphia papers pease copy
GODET-At Harlem on Saturday March 81. Thos Wiliism.
eldest Of the la,e T. NJ D. h. Gode Of Bernuda "es
Indies, in the 24th year Of BIZ age - -,
His friends respectfully invited 10 aend Che funeral win
out further notice a. ST. Andrew Church, corner Of One
hundred md w seyentAst ald Fourth ave. on nion
day. Aprilz At 81 O'Clock Harlem boa, leaves Fek
slip New.York, al It pm.
MOTT-On Sunday evening April after short and ssvels
Illness Eliza Mott ia the 7t.h year et her age dsugherd
the late Dr. Henry Mott.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
MORTON-At ST. Paul Finn. of disease OF the heart
Wednesday March a. DR.. " lam II. Morton formerly OF
Paterson. v. j., aged 80 years
RUSHMORE - On Saturday March 81, at Henpstsad
BENJAMIN RushuDore. sged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Vi the family invited 10 s.tend
his uaerai from hs late residence on Tuesday April At
u O'Clock. lad at tue Methodist Episcopal Church OF
O'Clock.
SWAN-Cn Saturday evening March 81, 1866, Benjnnn L.
Swan. in the 10th year Of his age. 80
His onis those his family invited 90 attend hH
funeral his late residence No. % Lafayette place on
Tuesday 81 inst. at O'Clock witout further noece
WARD-On Saturday evening March 81, s. hi. residence
No. Bond JOHN Ward the 9th OF hs age
Hi. friends and those Of the family respectfully invites
TO attend his funeral 81 Thomas Church, on Tuesday,
Apfil >, st2 o'clockp rn without further notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
SINGULAR AND SUDDEN DsArn.-A German

named Edward Russekammer died very suddenly
about o'clock yesterday afternoon at his residence.
No l6 Coles st.. Jersey City. The deceased. who was
ewc,er nv trade and about 20 years of age went out
TO the barber shop returning home about 81 m. ap
parently in good health. lie went TO an outhouse In
the back yard and remaining some time. friend went
down and found him in helpless condition lie was
assisted into tho house. and Drs Kristen and Quimby
called in and prescribed medicines but deceased
unable to swallow them and expired about p IN.
alton aud found that death was caused by congestion
of the lungs. Russekammer was intending to walk mp
10 nion Hill to see friend during the afternoon but
instead OF that his body undergoing dissection at
the hands OF the surgeon.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
M ustcal.

The operate programme for the week COM
prises the performance Of the Huguenos tonight and
Ia. morrow night, on both Of which OCCASIONS the
director has the assistance Of the Aron Society in sd
dtion to his already competent force On "Wednesday
thsre will be two performances-a matinee at O'Clock
with "Crispino" as the attraction, and the customary
evening perforpance, at which Lucrezia Borgs will be
given. There will DO an opera in Brooklyn on Satur
day evening the Huguenots being produced In that city
At that time.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

$500 BRICKS per hour are made by the "NA-
uosaL," which is a clay tempering machine. and the
bricks made by it WILL STAND ALL CLIMATES. Those
made by the dry pressing machines will oil crumble to
peccs on being exposed to frost. ABRAN REQuA,
General Agent, No. l30 Broadway. N Y
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

LAUscH.-Mr. }. Simonson will launch from
from his yard foot OF Twelfth ST. T.. r.. Tuesday
at III a. m. q side wheel steamer to be named the
Riohmond built for and under the superinendence Of
Capt. William T.. Williams, late OF the Neptune
Steamship Company. Her dimensions are as fol
lows: Length OF deck 26O feet: breadth OF beam. 40
feet depth Of hold l5 feet Her engine Is in VI
construction at the Delamatcr Iron Works.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Printers, Strike.

RICHMOND. Va. April !, ls66.
The publishers held final meeting this alter
noon aud determined to adhere TO their ultimAtum.
They also adopted resolution 10 pay the expenses to
Richmond Of composiiors. who will be employed by
them to work al ~ cents per thousand The only
paper Tomorrow will be The Ci,n 20 be Published by
an association Of printers The strike has caused con
adorable sensation.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
THR NEW. YORK I

THR NEw.YoRK CITY BUSINESS ADVERTISER.
This is commercial publication which seems to com
mend itself to the consideration OF merchants and bus
ness man. 1t is published by Messrs. Bowcs Brothers,
who we believe TO be personally well as CONNER
oially entitled 10 favor.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

TIE SCHUYLKTLL MUTUAL COAL CoMPANY
is producing and shipping from its own coliery
30 1Uss OF COAL Daily.
OFFICE. No. IS Wsll-st.
YARD, Nos. 263 and @5j West Twenty hith-st
between Seventh and EighthaVes.
price to Stockholders e. Is for full tuns, deyered
See advertisement on Eighth Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
POLITICAL.
New.York Town Elections.
CATTARAUGCS.

This County has chosen % Union Super.
vsors against Democrats. This is Union gam OF
six Mr. Morrison Of South Valley formerly
Democrat but elected by the Union men In Oppo-
sition TO the regular Democratic nominee
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Advertisements

FINEST READYMADE CLOTHING IN AMERICA.
Gents Youths and ChilGrens all quite equal to Gus
tim work just received, OO) cases latest styles
French. English and Scotch Goods for the Custom De-
Pertinent. BROKAw BROS.
No. o. Lafayette.placc.. and No 81 Fourhave,
Opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

SPECIAL NOTICE TO Young MES.
GoLDsMIrHs COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, No. 7jS Broad.
way. For days only prior to the commencement Oh
the next term. April 4. pupils will be received for
tuition in Penmanshp and Bookkeeping at onehalf the
usual rates.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Legislative Election in Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Saturday. March 81. leb6
The election for Member of the Legislature,
Lewis Conservative. by 200 majority over Bryen,
Radical, in the Nashville district.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

Boy Losr.-we call special attention of no.
tel and boarding house keepers. shipping and ticket
arents CONDUCTOR forry masters the police. and Too
public. 70 Card In todays paper. beaded "%' d9ars
reward
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

PYLEs's o. X. SOAP, the Peoples Friend,
becomes extremely hard. good for the laundry bathing
and toilet Sold by grocers everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

The hog cholera is still raging in certain part
of Schuyler County. III. A number of animals di'
every day.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

What you think or what you don't think
makes no difference Your house can be successfully
and satisfactorily protected from burglars by the BUR
CLAIR ALARM TELEGRAPH. n. HOLMES, l9s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Important 20 hallway Travellers.
The April Number OF
OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE

APPLEToS'S OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
VIII be
READY THIS DAY. AT 10 AN
Contents Of the April Nufobrr: -
I-IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY
Traveller. in reference purchssin Tickets Check.
ing Baggage, Railway Map. Railway Timetables,
II-ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS. REPRE-
sen,n, the Principal Routes Of Travel West East.
North and South. These maps of routes are iails-
per sable to the tfase.eT.
giving the Time OF the Departure aud Arrival o the
varou. Trains throug ghoJt the United States and the
Csnsdss-eyery important route Indicated oy map
W-lNDEX 10 THE NAMES OF NEARLY TEN
rhousard A Stations Tovr Villages and Cities stu
sted upon the kailweys OF the United states and ths
Caaadas many OF which are represented upon tho
maps Of the principal routes OF travel -
V-PORiRAlT AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF
Charles John Brydges Managing Director Of ths
Grand Trunk Railway Company OF Canada. with
Pbreuoogical Delineation Of Character, by Fowler
yI-RAIWAYS AND THEIR PROGRESS: The City
Of Montreal Canada; Railway MonoPolies South
era Railway Enterprise; Illinois Central Railway.
Hudson River sud New'York Central Railway
Bridge; New Railway between Cincnlst, Ohio.
sud louisville. Kentucky Atlantic Great West
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MES; Milwaukee L. Minnesota Railway sIaiossG
Hudson River Railway. Memphis, CisTksyiis l.
VII-ANECDOTEs AND INCIDENTS OF TRAvEL;-
Father, dear Father, come Home with Me NOW
Uncle 0bed Visit. or the Unexpected Fortune; In
the Wrong Car. History OF AUemus w ard, oy him.
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EToNs ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Buslness Notices.

BURSETr's COCAINE has received universal
indor.emeu No other preparation such remarkable
propere. for embehins and nyhening the hair aud
rendering Il dark and glossy 1t badness and erSicsea
dapdua II ha. stood the test Of time and competition. Bold
al the world.
In Thousands of Cases Mrs. WINsLows
soorHxG srRuP for all diseases With which children are at
Gc,ed such teethins gripping in the bowe wSd colo &C.,
Ia. been used with erec, and falling In thou
sands Of cases II soens the gums reduces Inflammation.
and ssy. all pain Mothers do not fail to procure II.
Children having Worms require immediate
attention. a. negec, Of the trouble often prolonged
sickness. BROWNS "yERxIYuGE CoxrITs" are simple
remedy aud will destroy Worms without injury to the child
Sold :, 2s cont. bor by most Dealer. In Medicines.
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION.
Thirty years experience and the testimony OF thousands
who have been by use prove that JAMES ExPEcro
RAsris without exception the reliable remedy in the
world for Coughs Colds Asthma Bronchitis. Consumption.
Pleursy Group Hopping Cough, Splitting Of Blood and all
Pulmonary Complaints. Sold everywhere.
From tropic flowers, with wondrous art ex'
pressed.
Nisur BLoonISa CKRKrs give 9 magic rest
To Fashion. toile,--Of all scents the test,
Queen Of the Perfume Of the Golden Crest"
iCaissil Recorder.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
Special Notices.

Executive Committee OF the Union General
Committee-A Regular Meeting Of this Committee VIII be
held e eadqusrter Of Broadway and Twenty third
ST., on MONDAY EVENING. Apn 2, 1906 at u O'Clock.
OWEN W. BRENNAN, Chairman
CHAs. II. HALL
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02
WOrkingmen's Union.

W0rkingmen's Union.
GRAND EIGHrHOUR MASS MEETING
The Workingrnen's Union Of Nev.York will hold Grand
Mass Meeting at Unionsl,sre on THURSDAY EVENING.
April O'clock in ur,herancs Of the Eight Hour Move
ment.
Eminent speakers will address the Nee,in,
The worsingmen Of HewYork Brooklyn aud Jersey City
are cordially invited to participate in tie denonstriOn
JOHN REID President
WM r. LLOYD Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

The Gas Consumers Protective Association
have p sced book registering compnis OF gas coosan
rrs al MILLER AATIEW BOOKSTORE. ner OF Broad
way and Eiahth--.. CHAS PARTRIDGE, President
%. H. MATHEWS, Secretary,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

James, Fowler, kirtiaui & Co.,
CORNER READE. CENTRE AND ELM Sta
IRON GARDEN ORNAMENTS,
FOUNTAINS, sTATuARY,
VASES AND PEDESThLS,
SETfEES. AND CHAIES,
suMMER-HOUSEs,
DOGS DEER
LIONS. &c, &c.
JAMES. FOWLER. KIRTLAND 4 Co,
CORNER READE. CENTRE AND ELMSrA
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02

Inyalids' Travelling Cairs en Wheeis,
For In and outdoor use, Sl5to rs.
PATENT CANTERlNG HORSES, hr IN and out dOoeA
$l2 to S2a
NURSERY SWING and 3aby Tender. 80 IS
BoyI STRONG WAGONS, Chittens CARRlAaEA
Propellers, English Charo,s. Rocking HorssA
s. w. SMITH, No - willsarsl
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-02


United states
ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY,
or SYRACUSE NJ Y.
CASH CAPTTAL.........."..".s2 5000 .0OS.
Pre.ient ALFRED 4. H0WLETT
Vice President. GEORGE Y. COMSTOCK.
Secretary, THEODORE r. ANDREWS
PREMIUMS
INSURING AGAINST ACCIDENTS
FOR
PREFERRED RISKS.
Under the General Accident Risk.
TEN DOLLARS Annual Premium Will Policy :neak
ing Insurance for
$4,000,
IN THE EVENT or DEATH By
ANY DESCRIPTION or ACCIDENT,
With TEN DOLLARS PER WEEK Compensation.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Premium viii in ike manner.
Policy for
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FIFTY DOLLARS Premium viii, in like manner secure
Policy for
$4,000,
And FIFTY Dolar, PER WEEK Compensation
SMALLER SUMS IN PROPORTION.
GasxRAL REYEaEscKs
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DEAN New-forG
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Hon. AUGUSTUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .NewYort-
FwGH. b GATES, General Agents.
Office No. . Broadway,
In the Union Trust Company Office until the lat Of May
next. when they wiz occupy their office
NO. Is wALLST. NEw.YORK
Jous sHEvLLE No. ID Montgomery st., jersey City. Geo
Agent for Jersey CRY Hudson City Hoboken and New
ark d. CHAnBERLis Agent for Brooklyn h. d.. office In
the Wal House, Of South tftAst and Fourth st
Agents wanted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-16

HAMILL CHALLENGED.-Ourn eighbor,
Jimmy Hamill, the champion oarsman
of America, has been challenged by
Walter Brown, of Portland, Maine. The
latter's achievements the past summer
In the Boston regatta, and elsewhere,
have given his friends cause to think
that he can wrest the championship
from Hamill. While Brown has been
for months busy with the sculls, Hamill
has been employed in aiding in the con-
struetiOn of the fire alarm telegraph.
Should the latter accept the challenge,
he will have ample time before the day
appointed for the contest to put himself
In proper trim. The following is the
challenge:
NEW YORK, November 9th, 1866.
l, Walter Brown, Of Portland, do
hereby challenge James Hamill, of
pittsburgh, to row me three mile scun
race for one thousand dollars 81, 000) o
side, and the Championship of America;
race to come off three weeks after sign
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-16

LOOK Our FOR THEM-We learn that
well-dressed, smooth-tongued scamps
are travelling over the country, having
with them a model hay and manure
loader, with which they are quilting
farmers most outrageously. Their mode
of operation is to visit the principal
farmers, exhibit their model and right
to use it, and give an order on manu-
featuring establishment, where they
pretend to have a contract for the man.
ufacture of the implement, receiving in
exchange therefor the farmers note,
which they Immediately convert into
money, at discount, and then clear out.
1t is possible that some of these patent
right vendors may visit this county, and
farmers should exercise due vigilance to
detect them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-16
PROMENADE CoNcERT.-The concert

PROMENADE CoNCERT-The concert
given by the ladies of st. Matthew's
Episcopal Church, at Washington Hall
last evening, was, notwithstanding the
inclement weather, very pleasant and
brilliant affair. The hall was rs well
filled as the comfort of those present
would permit, and the music was of o
high order, and well performed. All
seemed to enjoy the occasion with
a zest that was rather increased than
diminished by the dreariness of the
streets without, and all seemed highly
gratifed by the announcement that the
performance will be repeated this even
ing. Those who were detained at home
last night by the mud and rain should
not fail to visit Washington Hall to-
night. The tickets purchased for last
nights concert will procure admission
tonight.