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CONGRESS-.

APRIL H.-Resoutons introduced to provide fire.
proof buildings at the Schuylk Arsenal referred) to
print 1000 copies Of the Report Of the Patent Commits
sioner tadoped and directing the OF forts called
after Rebels to be changed eferred Bills intro
duced punish tie making use OF false brands stamps
&c efefrod d 10 regulate the number and appointment
of officers in the Navy referred Conference Commit
tee was appointed the liquor resolution. Mr. CONFESS
made personal explanation. The motion to reconsider
the vote on the admission Of COLORADO called up de-
baed and went over The bill for the relief of certain
naval contractors debated and pending its considers
ton, the Senate adjourned.
house.
bill was reported from the Committee on Commerce.
making appropriations for the repair &c public works
and referred number Of Pension bills were reported
and pending debate on one Of them the morning hour
PRED. Tho House took up the Army BILL and discussed
the Veteran Reserve Corps section motion to strike 1t
outsbolishng the Veteran Reservewss lost, yeas 80
nays a. motion to repeal all acts authorizing coorcd
regiments rejected % to S. 1t was voted 70 dispense
for the present with the evening sessions. After some
personal explanations the House adjourned.
LEGISLATURE.
APRIL H.-Dills were passed 10 aid the Whitehall and
Rlaiisha1 RsilsaA. hx2afaa q IA ia AlaaaT ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

The Underground Broadway Railroad was killed
yesterday in the Senate by two votes Of IL to Ia and
Q to 1.-THE latter being motion 70 reconsider. The
Christopherst road met similar fate, the Senate re-
fusng it third reading by IL to II, and refusing to
reconsider by II 20 16.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

The oyertures TO a raid which the Fenians have
been making on the British provinces, have had the
effect Of raising Canadian army without drawing
troops from the oil country. Though the alarm over
he border strikes rather lulicrous attitude, We can
uot say that the course Of the authorities has been
npotc. or that Confederation in difficult junctIre
has been unas5ted by it. According to the programme
# IA. London Times, three columns of OManlans
and SwconiAns, invading within supporting distance
Of each other are to establish themselves in Upper
Canada whence they will capture Montreal, S.Johns
ana Halifax, and convert item into depots for priva
teers, which, when the New-lroland is recognized as
bc,gereut will sail away to take possession of British
Columbia and yaucouver's Island. We do not pro-
tend to be in tie confidence Of the Fenian directory
but presume that they too shrewd to attempt the
conquest OF Ireland By way Of Greenland or Cape
Horn. Meanwhile, if Canada sustains a poweress
exasperation who will blame her'
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From Texas.

CALyg,ToS April IS. 1906
Gen Gregory has returned from tour in the interior.
He reports that vigorous plantation work is successful,
and the crops will bo the largest raised IL tho State.
Commissioners leave Galveston to-day 10 report tho row
Constitution and the ordinances of the Convention to the
President.
The people Of Texas dspleased because tho posea
proclamation does not include Texas.
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FlRRs.


In Bssssn-Arssn and Attempted ssieide.
BOSTON. Tuesday. April H. 1868 .
g. w. Channey keeper Of tobacco store at No. ~
South Marksst set fire to his premises last night ns
was detected and pursued when he fred two nescays
pistol shots at his pursuer and then shot hlmssf severely
but not fatally II Is reported that be wa in pecunis
difficulty and wanted the amount Of the Insurance on nh
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HIuuicipal Elections.

The following table shows the result Of the municipal
elections which have taken place this Spring, 50 far
have full retuns-taking the highest officer voted for
In eschcompared with tho vote of the towns in 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

BUFFALO Tuesday. April II $50
private dispatch to the of the Associated pTese
here there truth in the report of the death OF
Ole Bun, the celebrated volinst, and that he has moi
been in Quebec for years.
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The Richmond Dispatch says of the assertion in our
columns that two-thirds Of the municipal officers oil
that city were in the Rebel army
This statement is untrue. Neither the Mayor nor Re
corder nor onrd Of the members Of the Council nor the
Justices were in the Rebel army"
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Nen'}}ork Dailu Grihm,&s.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL l9, 1906
To COrrekpou dents.

No nocs setaken Of Anonymous Communicates Whseve'
intended insertion be authenticated ty the AMI ad
dress Of tbs wicrnot necessarily of pubeson bat guar
suty for his good faith
All business letters for this Office SHOULD Dc sdIfeodo IAe IRIS
USE." New-York-
We undertake to return rejected Communications
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PrrrsBuRaH PA. Tuesday. April H. 1885
fire last night destroyed the patent barrel aud buckle.
mandatory OF Messrs Guthrie & Sill, in tho Mum
Ward with large quality of slaves and other materials
The loss is from $4,000 to $4,000. The fire is sapposeo-
to be the work Of any incenHary.
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THE DRKRING MURDER.
Verdict OF the Csrsncr's Inquess-Prsbst Pssns
Guilty Of the Murder Of All the Victims.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday April IS 1860
The Coroners jury after Investigation OF tho muf'
der of the Deering family found verdict charging An
tome Probst under arrest with the murder OF altns
eight victims,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

hostile to the coercion which was attempted By
the Government kindly toward that eSsayed ~ tho
Rebels as that same Willard Fillmore.
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'hIcage Slunictpai Election.

CHICAGO. Tuesday April IL 1900
Returns from the election Of that city 20 day ndicss
the election Of 10 1epabicsrSad- Alder
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Tho Tribune In London.

STEVENS BROTHERS. Aneucsn AFcns fr Lbsis. iTIenua
VIC \ are Az TIE TRIBUNE
They will sis5 and AS'ssT"ssssr.
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TIE STRIKERS, STUCK
With the style sud Elegance
WHiTEs SPRING HATS AND CARA
..t RAILROAD coMPAs=s SAVE NOISY
Buy YoCR MRs NEW HArs
you want them to work
Ladies' also yon HATS for Misses and Children Wmra
has them in great variety WV WHITE No. oo3 canalst.
Opposite tue Brsndreth House
SOLAR" "SOLAR," "SoLAR"
Where = the man to be found tasted the "soLAR" Fine
Cut Tobacco tbs. can be induced o;hersfardl
Reader II you chew Weed the SOLAR aud hereafter you
vii inquire only SOLAR and vii take no other brand than 80
To; " SoR ss sai % fat5a. evsyc
A CARp.-Cholera aud how to Cure it.
The Best Driuks in Cholera
What to Avoid ia Cholera Time. go,
WEs 70 Do IL the Absence Piysicisn in ctqe,
~a19s i9i Ya sS ,ao Sq PS nPeJ s, 20 ops d
by the University 80 Ctonpace, and American News Com
soiIby Booksellers everywhere
There is but one standard perfume in America
PulOss CIRRUS All the foreign extracts have
been ruled the market by the present f This is not re-
gretted however the NIGHT Boosso CIRRUS being 'uerort to
them all Albion Republican
Thanks to Mrs WNSL0w's SOOTHING SYRUP we
with poor suffering ee,ilg ehidlon 1t gives only rest
bot vsor and heaItn-,be little fellow viii wake up bright
cheerful and refreshed the gums wndcoc and
regulates the bowes.-lctrsiian Cabinet
Thlrtyfve cents bottle.
]. EvrRpELLs WEDDING CARD DEPOT No. 800
Broadway YA the latest styles Wedding and Visiting Cards
Note Paper Monosrams, &C.
KANGAROO Doors
SEAL sKN Doors ASD HOBS o., e,
e imported only by our house end never Ge sv used IN this
country. . i'0RN bhooks SONS
No lli Broadway corner ho"a'dsI
PEAR AND PEAou-TREEs.
BsI'eits Standard thrifty Duees'e A9soalsne e Of sq.
{. A. H. BARTLETT, Room No "a No 1.5 broadway.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKB PICTURES.
Ces Visnee e. Dozen nupioS,e 81 al ne'eare' ier
WIGS, ToupEEs, and ORSAMENTAL HAIR, first quail
iiy. Hair DYE and Dyeius at BArcnGIoks 10 Boadst -
THE ARM AND La, by b. FRANK PALMER, IL. D.
The best free TO soldiers. officers and civilians 1903
Cienuist Ths; AtorpL NY 10 Green st. Boston Avoid
fraudulent limitations OF his patents.
GROVER q BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM ELASTIC
sTrrcn sEvNs MACHINES for ismiy use No go b'o'dway
HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPASY.-ELIAs HOWE,
r.. Prcsideut. No 6l9 Hroadway agents vented
IMPROVED LOoK-Surcu MACHINES for Tajlors and
No. Broadway
WHFBLgR & WILSON'S LoCK-STTCH SEWING
MACHINE and BUrTOSHoLE M1cIuSs No C2s hrostwey.
TRUssBs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, susrEYsoRY BAND
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only at NO 2 NestYrt Ltdy eie'lsat ------------
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NE Aarsrs No 81 PsIkrow NwYok ests5shel in ls,,
agents The Tribune all tire spape in tho United States
aud British Provinces
s<s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

ACADEMY OF MUSIC .
THIS EVENING Rossinis Opera Of WILLIAM TELL Mess7s
Joseph iean Fan5 limme Wilhelm ForHe. Theodore HAZEL
Weiuich Nine. Johanna Rotter Mile Dzu6s Mel
;hthal urshs Luuho,d Lehmsn Rudolph, hamer hedUis.
Eme Picksnesri the Singing Societies, He!yets, Wohueht
IIJasigu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

THIS EVENING. At 3 TIE THREE GUARDSMEN Mi
John Wool Madame Msaua schoeT .s hate EeYiog M.si
Gs, Fswcat Rowe o. &. Boailos t. Sigdoy G. H. RockWe
W uarrson J. H. S.ojlafd Geo kaiaes james Lewis J.
hi1d j. }. Leigh, c. H. Morton.
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Dnelnes9 Notices.

"Ir THUEDERS ALL ROUND"
UxRRiNgs PArgSr CHAMPION I FIRES.
FULTON
HEwYoRK. April 9, 1886.
MesVs HERRISS & Co.:
GENrLENES. have jl opened my HERRISGs PATEEr SAFE
ariou sub Of The Broadway and Futon h1e
since Friday morning, tle 9TH lust CO.,
Tie my o, the third aoor Of the tvesory build
ng No Br1sjwsy the hottest Of the fire Not
vhpuus the M great endured the safe has been
tue aud aEl faithfully sustained the reputation
o. y0ur house. .
Al my and papers contained the sae good con9
Hon crcrp. slight dnsge occsoned by the
JOHN b. BEBRHlsS
Tie above .afs with otha fou both tie Broadway Barclay
and Fulsons be wsreeooms.
No. I5l Br)a1wBy
HERRING Co.
No. 25l BROADWAY, NV YORK.
FARRgL HEaRISG & Co.,
PHILADELPHIA
HERRING Co,
CHICAGO.
Only PATEsT CHAMPION Fms PRooY
Sara HgrRSG Co NEw PATEsT BANKERS SAFss made
with the FRASKLISITE. or PATENT CRTsTALLzED Kos.
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DIR. LANGLEY 5

RERB BITTzRs
Health heHtore
perfect spring and Summer Medicine used.
they ekeet1sy Jaondiee Dyspep Liver and Bo, Com
pzints Debility and all kindred diseases Sold by oil
Dfukgist4.
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rHis EYESlNg At B DON CESAR DE BAZAS Me'r'
b.s,er Wark John Gbsft Browne, Ward Chas Fisher B
Rnyrod Pope Graham. Miss Madeline Hsnr.uss Mrs job
sson Miss Mary Barrett ME- Lina enjs Mas Louise CaTman
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WINTER GARDEN.

THIS EVENING TiE FAIRY CIRCLE: Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Williams NJ and MTs Hs9S ~ sE w A. po91 Ss Mis-
TRY o. THE YANKEE HELP: Mr. Barney Williams MessIs.
JOAN y yJ... q. WaicJ. D., Mrs. H. 2. GTaAu.
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IRVING HALL.
This EVENING Musisai Performances by BLIND TOM
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BRYANTs MINsTREI

THIS FVENIjG, TANNING THE ELEPHANT BURLESQUl
HPPODRO1iE. CHALLEN9E DANCE. SHYLOCk, OF I'm
JEW or Cifk~HAMSr Msssrs. Dan Bryant, lrs Paine
Chs Henry Fowler W. T. Glisr, Roln Howard D. Reed
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NEW YORK CIRCUS. ~. 49,,
THIS EVENING col EQUESTRIAN AID OYMNASrC PEN
TORMANC 81 Mr. James Robinson, Little Clarence master
S.4Sils. Matinee at 3
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NIbLDS GARDEN.
THlS EVENING. THE HUNCHBACK; Miss Bsieman as julia
Ms Ida Vernon Messrs J. c. COwpe Cas Pope Geo Books j.
W. B.lisiei E. Barry Holmes. Lewis. Rendle
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FGXs Old BOWERY TuEATER.
THIS ENENING, JACK AID Gill WENT UP THE HILL
Mr U. L. l5K a. Eiown, e.so. DRAMA aud FARCE.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SQUARE - ~
THIS EVENING SACRED AND MISCELLANEOUS CON
CERT: Complimentary Mrs. w X. schenck, at the Rev ID
Huli3ns Church Washington square.
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CngyALIBR's LIFB POR THE HAIR

UUEVALIBHS LIE PDK TIE IIAIK
WIN Gray original strengthen and promote
tn growth Of the stop falling keep the head
clsan and healthy be used feey contains nothing inu
ous unpsas Hair Dressing aud recommended and used
By our Phy.eans Sold by all Druggists and Ofce No
Is Broadway " where information respecting the treatment
OF ths hair will be freely given from TO p.
SARAH A. CBEvALIHR " d.
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There is but one standard perfume in America
PuOys Nom BLOCKING Az the foreign extracts have
ruled out Of the market by the present tariff This not re-
ereted however the NIGHT BIoosse CIRRUS being superior to
them sll-fAlbion Republican.
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STUDIO BUILDING. No IS feminist. -
TO DAY TfcsExii.it9a of TIE BEAR DANCE snd OTHE
NEW PICTURES by ". Il. Beard
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Amr6emenIs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

= Amr6emeltIs.
ks>~~1>N~-~>~~~~>.,>,~>~ .~--c>>~'>'
TN, rvyvya 4 S3!o . OF Il M wrAm TELL m..
Joseph Hesn Franz Hummer Wilhelm Forme. he9dore Soe,
aRai UfiSs Lauhsd IsiTIa, Rdioph' HaaeT Hciw;,
Nine rksnessri the Singing Societies. He!yetis' Wossshueh
froasau.
MANAGES THFArER
s.'cr wak John Gib,,t Browne Ward Chas Fisher b r.
Ss.oa Ms, Mary Barrett ME- Llaa enjs Miss Louise Canaan
ElBLos GARDEN.
,TnIs EVENING THE HUNcHBAcK: Mss Ba'eman 2, julia
". Bisi'ioi Z. Barry, fIolms,. Lsn', Rsadls
OLYMPIC THEATEB.
,oSa wo syES d o TIE s5 TFfs e esa M
e e ,s. boT o. y 8S- e.: K 1 S fS j.
HID. J. }. Leigh C. H. Moron.
THIS EVENING riiE FAIRY ciRcLe: Mr and Mr., Barney
VII JIM NJ s A VIZ 81 IRONS OF P' %aE co6N
TRY o. TiE YANKEE HELP Mr. Barney Williams, Mess
JOAN Dy5;.. C Wacot jf, MF' H. p CFataa.
TIE LIVE INDIAN Mr. JosS owens -a''' '' ''
WOODS T4EATER
THIS EvENlSo Tth bYP0e m)HDK AC fit arpI pyen
port M, Vice slider Me- @ Sy!.e 10 conelads with The
w-o Of roo MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE: Msss Lr5nsS ;
la~s' 4 r., S,, . to,i 1os oSp NATURE
lucy RUsHrows THEATER .,,.,, go,
f r' W, e G F csad maslet O. fslien g
Pnk-. Russell Gay Fyna Melenscr iIIs Marx Smith, Miss
Mo~y5,y Mis- bt2sea.
RAsTUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM
IS o IL :PS Hs t Of T Il
HGEDazD la9y5&Sb tUalosirlEs " ''''' '''''-
Foxs OLD gowERg TIE TEREs r,,p nh,
THIS EXENNa JAG Al'D SL' WENE , qP the Hibh
Nil U. l. t'K a. sao"ni e'o' DRAMA and FAhOE'
TO-DAY f 1gRo RS9H2h b BEAR Il B B&ScE .ua OTHER
NEw FcrtREs by ". il. Bead
..s,...., NEW YORK CIRCUS, ov,,,, ,sr,r PR
r6E,ANtE5 M jamss Robinson Little clarence' Master
ss4s'l. Matinee a,2l
THIS svro pRYA 4, T y MYT ET5Iir prRlrsour
HifPobRC,iE GHhhLENaE DANCE. sHYLOCK, OF Tar
Gas H.ary Fog.ss " T. Glsr Roia Howard D. Reed N
Seymour.
IRVING HALL .,
THIS EVENING Musoa Performances by BLIND TOM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CIR compiaen,sry % Ma W X schenck, tie Rev d.
Hal5as Chgiah, Washington square.
coNCERT-wALLACKs TaEATER.
TO pay 5 "a Mr. Jerome hoPki5si MN F ana las. AiaI
Abbott. Ms.,rs f. o. Holder Eugene ra''our W. Dro''ler
popwoEFTs HALL No. sos Broadway. -
THIS EVENING Filth SOlRGE Of CHAMBER MUSIC. by
NJ ssrs lsou Thso. Thomas, j. Moseutha, O. Motlka f.
Bagnsr
CoNCERr-FIFrH-AvE. BAPTIST CHURCH
Cbrob corner Sih.t Ms j. Reed NJ. Alice Harrison
ho@s. wife the Boy C6o o. ST. George, Church Chorus
from The n. Y. Harmonic Socisty
suSzssssszs zsSzs.s
Business Notices.
"Ir THUEDERs ALL ROUND"
HKRRiNGs PArgSr CHAMPION SAFFs THE FIRES.
BROADWAY AND fUI Ey 81 AMI, 1916
WE FLsS5 S nays ! o f roady Shd Fen ase
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RAaNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THIS AFTER8OON. a. 3, and THIS kNkNiNG At ~ TIL
EARrIQuAkF OD. THE SPECIER OF TIE RlLt-ONt
HUNDRED Ie0J SAND CURlOSlrlES.
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CONCERT-FIFrH-AV BAPTIST CHURCH
THIS EVENING VOCAL CONCERT at the Ffheve. Baptist
Chroh corner Ms J. Reed Miss Alice Harrison
Mister Theodore Msster Foey Miss Ms,da Ioed MI
White Boy Choir o. St. Georges Church and Chorus
from The N. Y Harmonic S3cisiy
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BROADWAY TfFArER.
THIS EVENiNG az SOLON SINGLE; MI. John T. Owens.
The LIVE INDIAN; Mr. John Z. Owens.
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DODWOETpS HALL, No. sos Broadway
THIS EVENING. Fith SOlREE Of CHAMBER MUSIC, by
W Mason Theo Thomas' j. Mosenthal o. MoiIka r.
h
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CONCFRT-WALLACKS THEATER
To DAY at a. Mr. Jerome Hopkins hh and last APRES.
MIDI CONCEPT for the Brooklyn Opheon Fund: Mrs Maria
Abbott Msss l.. o. b. Holder, Eugene iTastour W. Drosser
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LEGISLATURE.

APRIL H.-Dills were passed 10 aid the Whitehall and
Rl.aiishpu Rsilssad. hx2ARai T. IA ia Aa&ar sa9]
A'rss) ~ as b.
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Lucy RUSHr9Ws THEATER.

LUCY RUSHTDNS THEATER. - 90,
TINS EVENING Shake pea-es Comedy AS YOU LIKE 1T
Rusn. 4 ss Lgy Bsslt5u Nests " Hol.on, W 8 Higgins
fi,olo r. Wooluf Fowo. Can's1d Mleier O. Fsren, g. ;
Pike Russell Giisy Fyuu MeIenscr bIrs. Marx smith, Miss
Nl~.ras. Mlsl ho.-An
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THIS EVENING THE HYPOc uONDRAc, First appearances
In of Mr Charles Rs; M-ssrs Savile g. C. Daven
port Miss lice Solder MiasJ sle. 10 conclude with tho
i,e Of roo MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE; MessEs Lefngwcil
Edwars Misses Slyc Sridtr esJlWes Wright iyu MAN.
mes IHH HYPocHo Too MCca FOR Coon NATURE
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MARvIys PATENT Door LOCKS
FoR HoUsEs STORES
rHrr
THEf s?RIS3s
kEY ONE QUARTER OF AN oUScE - -
49,. = No. POS BROADWAY, NewYork,
MARViSh Co. No. IA CHssTsUr. 81. Philadelphia
Also, Marvias Patent Fire aud Burglar Proof Sales.
The Best issued in II months. See FRANK LESLIE
Chi. coming Thursday.
A RELIABLE REMEDY
For expsing WoRss with young children will be found
10 BROwss VKRxWUGz CokYrs LozRNG.s which
pieassn taste and child will take them
The combination of Ingredients used in making the Comhs Is
such a. 10 give the beet possible effect with safety
The RBSOwS OF BURyETT's STANDARD PRRPARA-
eight years these Preparations have maintained
large and constantly increasing sale sustaining the opinion Of the best
judges that they are unrivasd
BuRsErrs ORIENTAL ToorH WASH s OF the teeth oni
beauties them iVt the enamel In this respect stands
.on, The evidence Of and Of the Dental Faculty subn
tiA,e, Ihsse facts
For sale By al DrussIs,s
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have been relieved from eepess nights OF painful watching
with POOR suffering teelig children. 1t gives not only rest
bot vgor aud heath-ihe little fellow viii wake up bright.
cheerful and refreshed sOens the wndcoc and
regulates the bowelslC Christian Cabinet.
In, hot
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17

The ELECTION IN New ORLEANs.-At
the municipal election held on Monday the
National Democrats elected John T. Mon
roe, Mayor; P. G. Mahon, G omp troIler ;
Alfred Belanger, Street Commissioner ;
". j. Ahern and Arthur Gastinel, Record
ers. j. o. Nixon, W. Smith, James Nc
Closkey, George Clark. Norman " hitpey
A. w. Bosworth and Thomas Mcknight,
Aldermen, and ten assistant Aldermen.
The National Democratic Union party
elected J. A. Letten and Il. T. Vennard
Recorders, two Aldermen and five assist
ant Aldermen.
The vote polled exceed $500, an! Mon
roe's majority over Moor was BIZ. Mahon's
majority over Howell was 663, Luc'en
Adams was defeated by Vennard whose
majority was l06.-Advocate, l4M INST.
The above tells the whole stoly of the
New Orleans elections. With many 9TH
ers we have been IN a mist as to the diff
ference between the National Union
ticket" and the "National Democratic
ticket" Things have got SO much mixed
up in the Crescent City, that is almost
impossible to tell " tother from which y
we only know that democracy is the favo-
rite color now, upon the principle, we sup
pose of the New York Bowery boy when
he went into a store to buy a cravat.-
=" What color do you prefer, sir" asked
the shopman. "Any color, be Us, so its
redw
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17

A MooNLEss MoNrH.-The month of Fe-
bury, 1866, just closed, will be marked
in the astronomical calendar as the month
which had no full moon January had
two full moons, and March will have two;
but February had none. Of course this
peculiar conjecture Of periods that makes
the full moon show her face but a few
hours before the month comes in, and
again a few hours after it goes ont, is
a rare thing in nature-but how rare do
you suppose gentle reader? It has not
occurred before in your life time, nor ours
mot since the time of Washington ; not
since the discovery Of America by Col.
umbus ; NO, nor since the Christian era,
nor since the fall Of Adam. nor since tue
creation Of the world, unless that period
be put pack myriads of years. And it
will not occur again, according to the
computation Of astronomers, for two mil.
liens and a half Of years.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17

DLA Washington correspondent
gives the following account of q rather
remarkable scene in the House of Repre-
sentatives
Mr.. Rousseau, Of Kentucky. was max
ing an eloquent speech against the Freed
mems Bureau bill when he was interrupt
ed by Mr.. Delano of Ohio. This gentle
man, a Republican member, electrified
the House by stating that he held the
the Southern States to be as much States
Of the Union as any other States, and
that he was ready at this moment to vote
for the members from Tennessee and
Arkansas. Ia an instant every Demo
cratic member %applauded this sentiment
by a vigorous clapping Of hands, while
the Republican members, with one or two
exceptions, sat still, petri6ed with aston
ishment at the audacious declaration. Al
luding to the precious plea set forth dur
ing the whole war, that it was a war for
the restoration of the Union, and the re-
pudiation Of that principle by the Repub-
lioans now, and to the atrocious sentiment
avowed by Thaddeus Stevens, " that he
was determined to keep the Southern
States out Of the Union until they had
adopted such measures as would secure
the permanent ascendency of the Repub.
lican party'--Mr. Rousseau declared
that if he had known that such was to
be the purpose and object Of the war, he
never would have drawn the sword On
the side of the North against the South