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New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

DISINFECTANTS.- undersigned offers to the
pubIc ana the Trade Dnfecng Liquid prepared after tho
original receipt which hundreds bsnes have been usd IN
nuhc bonse such Bellevue Hospital IN all Sta
city, board the California steamers and ~ aoo
families as the auto
graphic and resident physcsns TIE
physcan Ward Randall Islands and others amply prove no
M his the efsctus disinfecta or hn
hstor every mssma and challenges every other new
tangled French Discovery he do IL
stains All other preparations used in the late ~sI In IN
Potash Permangsnc Acid ano o
rne Sir William Hedoynes Solution. Of Coppsas bns
Vo Chlorine Mixtures Sc &c hand and fsrnhed 70 ooe
' J. w FEUCHTWANGER, Manuiaetuier,,
No. IS Cedar ST.. N. y.
20 TO THOMAS r. AGNEW's, Nos. 260 and
N osa yesnvich corner OF Murray nd there viii 1d
Ts., Fish Flour everything else cheaper than any scie In
New. York house.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

BARNEY WILLIAMS IN CoURT-On Saturday after.
noon white and eoored boy qulrreod n front Of the Mason
Doee' and the latter struck his antagonist Barney WI
Am' the Ifsh comedian who passing interered and
e'Iey The boy with the dark skin for striking
one With lighter Officer Sherwood OF The IroadS,as
SQUAD attempted to dspere the crowd which had collected
When barney riGsed TO move on Excited words cnsued
which resulted in Barneys being taken before Justice DoS
on reaching Court the matter explained and prisoner
c'rsfrD ffer th't~@ heor Gfrpnishrd sraLs rcfr- c
comply with tire requests Of officers Barnsy tbrcntens IN
tsks tie eose befose tls Police COMMISSIONER
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

BoDY-BRAIY-MSD.--Hea its restoration and
presevation Choice Of Pursus "What do Berp Can
succeed best Lawyer Physician. Ceymani ker.
ehsni Mechanic Artist PHRKSoLoaY will answer See
PnRESoLodcAL JOURNAL only 90, year FowLKa wxILs
aas Broadway Examinations with full written charts daily
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

WOODY -WOoD-Superor VIRGINIA PINE and OAK
Woop for the osi cord prices at the yard
Nos 652 6i and bS6 second between Thy and Thirty
sttD Orders by mail promptly filed
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

THE c. s. SPENCER CLUB.-Gen. William d. AL
thon gives an address before this Organization onignI
Washington Ha West Eghteenthst and Eigbthave Seats
are to be ladies and large meeting confidently
ANTICIPATED.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
CITY NEWS.

PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANTMALs'--Ihe hrst
co Of the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to nj
mails takes place this evening Clinton Hall iu attend
ance Is desired.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

The last FRENCH CLASSES under A. A. FAvARGER
with special advantages fof Teachers and Scholars See Inu
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

The last FRENCH CLASSES under A. A. FAvARGBR,
with special advantages for Teacher, Scholars nstrue
tiouW
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

DRM0REsTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR MAY.-Do
not fail TO the splendid May No. with features
Splendid Engayngs Muc Poem Alice Cary enter
teltanin Stories beautiful Fashions and other Now ready
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

NITRO o-GLYCERINE-ORDBR FROM MAYOR HOFFMAN,.
Upon Marshal Bakers report to the storage ofquantes
Of tie dangerous explosive rrosycerine the Mayor has
made the following orders
MAYORS OFFICE NEwYonE, Aphl2l, 1866.
Fss Md,shdi BAKrR:
sycerne which discovered In this city, let the same De
placed vessels filed with and be kept in some building de-
tsched from al others. -
request the Superintendent Of Police to direct partc'
ular guard be kept the JOHN HOFFMAN Mayer
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
IAnuouncementsl

FINEST RBADYMADg CLOTHING IN AMERICA
Gen,s Youths and ChdYen all quite equal custom work
just received Q0) latest styles French English and
Scotch Goods for the Custom Department
BRoKAw Bros,
No 60 Lafayetteplace., and No "a Fourthsye,
Opposite Cooper Union
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

A HOTEL THIEF ARRESTED AT THE HOWARD Ho
IrL-Mrs Emma p Langley boarding at the Howard Hotel
on Friday evening attempted to enter her room when she
found door locked Knowing that her husband was not
in the room she called for help and the door was opened BY
force Just that instant young man rushed out ana az
teped 10 escape but he detained and given into the
the name Charles Nevis Several articles OF ewery taken
from Mrs Langleys room found in his possession Ihe
officer also found large number Of pawn tickets on Nevss
person ON Saturday Nevs arraigned before Justice
Hogan at the Tombs and pleaded guilty He was committed
for trial.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

The SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL Coal COMPANY,
OFFICE No. IS Wall-st.
YARD, Nos. 263 and 265 West Twenty. .ffthst,
between Seventh and Eighthaves
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

FEMALE SHoPLIFTERs IN CUsToDY.-Lizzle Roberts
and Nettc Brown wedressed young womep were ar
rested on Saturday charge shopng They eneredFh
store Messr Babcock Co. No. ls7 ChuIchs to look az
silk goods but without buying OF the clerks
ing they thieves followed and caused their arrest AFTER
prisoners had been taken TO the Fifth Precinct saon
Captain Petty found pieces Of black dress silk con-
ceaed false pocket Of the dress OF Lizzie which had oen
stolen from Babcock Co. similar pocket was ound ID tne
dress Of Nette which piece Of plaid sk and
nearly sC0 She refused tell from whom this silk had been
stolen Justice Hogan committed the prisoners TO the TomDs
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

SUICIDE oP A WoMAs-The body of Mrs. Caroline
s. Schenck, boarding house keeper at No n West -Four
tcenth discovered in tho yard Of her premises
Saturday morning 1t is supposed that while partially de-
ranged she eaped from hstory window TO the basement
Her death must have been instantaneous.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

SuppGsgD ATTEMPTED ROBBERY On Saturday
night Bernard Daley discovered secreed inside the
bonded warehouse No io5 wa!srst into Uhsb alleged
he had tipped and concealed himself with intent 10 steal
Immediately after his discovery he was taken in charge by
Ocer Cayanagh Fourth Precinct Yesterday Justice
Hogan committed him TO the Tombs for trial.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

ARREST oP A CAR DRIvER.-On Saturday after
Sophia Mott. 7years Of age knocked down and
badly injured the Of Houston and Cintonsts by
car No. g. of the East broadway and Clinon lne The
girl removed Bellevue Hospital Richard Hamilton
driver OF the car arrested and Justice Sbandey held
him to await the resul. Of the chid's injuries.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-At an early hour yesterday
morning Officer Crowley Of the Twenty ninth Precinct dis
covering dog the OF Twenty ninth.s and
drew his revolver and fred the brute the ball
however striking the pavement aud gancing off, finally lodg
ing in the thigh Of Barney Duffy who standing the
opposite side Of the The wounded was removed
to Bellevue Hospital for surgical treatment
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

ARREST OF 4 BURGLAR AND oRsB.THrEF.-A few
nights ago the shoestore OF Mr. Elisha NJ Jones as Wood
haven Long Island broken into by unknown burglar
and two hundred dollars worth Of goods stolen The thief
also stole horse and wagon belonging to John Pkin, Of
the same place in which goods brought this city,
ON Saturday morning William Curtis Canadian, who Is
weknown 10 the police arrested In the Fourth ward
with the horse and wagon in bis possession The
prisoner sent back Long Island TO await his trial
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

Row IN A TENEMENT HoUsB.-A disgraceful fight
occurred Friday night among several Of the inmates Of the
tenement house No 26 East Fourteenth during which
Michael Leahy bit OF part Of the third finger OF the right
hand Of Mary McGnire Leaby arrested and Justice
Shandey held him TO bail
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
CUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE
FROM LONDON.

sr,r.n.. Of the Agitation for Refcrm-he''
t.as Kverywkerc-Lcwe Eating Has O""
woras-Tbe Course of :" The Times "-1onn
Bright on she General Position-no" = "'
slishmen Taih Abous Impending .fSs'hi.'
Astween Prwysia asd Ans'riR-The S"'ie
Pingue stiis s8ecrca.ipE-The Coming b"dgei
Themas Cnrl,Ie NJ EdinburRk-Uis
Personal Appearance ns s0-The Volunteer
Review nj Rris rishtos-Funeral of the hx'
Qutsn ssS the French-rtenas.
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Congressional Summary.

SENATE.-On the Goth instant, Joint res
! olution appropriating $4,000 for the relic
of the destitute colored people of the Dis
trict, to be expended under the direction
of the Commissioner of the Freedmen's Blu
reau, was introduced by Mr.. Morrill,, from
the Committee on the District of Columbia
and after some debate was adopted. Or
motion of Mr.. Fessenden, the bill making
appropriations for the naval service for thu
year ending Jnne 80, 1867, was taken I'D
and after receiving several amendments WA
passed. Mr.. Chandler called up the bill t.
amend the act relating to officers emplove,
| In the examination of imported mcrclan
disc at the district of New York. Seycra
amendments were adopted, after which tn
bill was passed. On motion of Mr.. Chand
| Ter, the bill to establish collection distric
at Port Huron in the State of Michiman
and extending the collection district of Pm
| get Sound, and afterward the House bill tC
authorize the sale of marine hospitals anC
OF revenue cutters was taken up and passed
the latter receiving several amendments be
fore its passage. The bill to issue American
registers to the steam-vessels Michigan an(
Despardi was taken up and passed. Thu
bill to grant aid to the International Tclc
graph Company, to facilitate telegraphi
communication between the United State
and the West Indies, with certain amend
ments, was discussed for some time, ano
finally postponed until p. m. on the a1st
after which.the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE,-The bill making appropriation,
for the Legislative, executive, and iu,licia
departments of the Government for the yea
ending June 30, 1867, was taken up, recciv
ed two amendments, and was then passed.
A resolution in relation to the publication o
a work which shall give full and accurat,
maps and landscape views of the variou.
battle-fields of the war, with plats of the
Notifications of the contending armies wa.
adopted. The House then resumed the con
sideration of the bill heretofore considered
amendatory of an act entitled An act rel
ative to habeas corpus, and regulating judi
cial proceedings in certain cases." approve,
March 3, 1888, which, after some debate
was passed by vote of 112 to 81 Til,
"bill making appropriations for the service
of the Post Office Department during til,
fiscal year ending June 30, 1867, and tol
other purposes" was passed after some dc
bate, and the House adjourned.
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G1SO REWARD!

STOLEN FROM OUR LOT IN JOHNSTON
County, near Harnctt county line, on Thursday
night the 9th inst, Two Mules, one a large
bay, nick in left year on the right side OF the
neck branded s., had saddle sore Oh weathers, was
shod all round. The other pale sorrcl, blind i'll
right eye, badly scared by larnes ;, marks OF SIN
glctrcc hind legs, had three shoes on shoe
Off of right hind foot This mule also brand
ed S on the neck or shoulder.
There also two army saddles, and wagon
brides stolen at the same time.
The good OF society requires that horse steal
ing should be stopped; Will therefore pay a
reward of SO each for securing said mules, that
may again get them, and SlOo Tor the arrest
and proof 10 convict the thieves. They were ia
ken in the direction of Raleigh, and was last seen
within miles of that city. We may be seen, or
any communication through the mails Will reach
lis at Smithfe Johnston county, n. &.
AVERA, BECKWITH 81 co.
March 12-6t-pd
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March lin

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They overcome effects of dissipation and late
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They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fcvers,
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
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They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
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They are the best Bitters in the world. They
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age without regard to age or time of day. Par
ticularly recommended to delicate persons requir-
ing a gentle stinuant Sold by ali Groccrs,
Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. Only genuine
when Cork is covered by our private l. 5. Stamp.
Beware of coultrrfcits and rci.!icd bottles.
P H DRAKE IL Co,
nov 22-Gm 81 Park Row, New York.
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CONVERSATION At An END!
Re N0rti. Carolina Bookstore still FEourishine

TT D. TURNER, RALEIGH, N. c., offers
IL to the trade and people of North Carolina
a large and varied stock Of standard School, Law
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gcthcr with different kinds of Spoilers, Readers,
Grammars and Arithmetcs. They also offer the
following valuable standard Law Books.
Supreme Court Reports, full sets or separate
vols, numbers furnished to complete Volumes
Cantwell's Justice, CantwelPs Practice, Revised
Code of North Carolina, Journals of the Convcn-
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Iredcll on Executors, Jones' Digest.
Are now publishing and will be ready by the
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Also on hand, splendid assortment of Station
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PENNsYLvANIA-The Union men of Penn
sylvania preparing fora decided and aggressive
contest, with no approximations as to the result
Their opponents have given them great ad-
vantage, by nominating candidate for Governor,
notorious on account of his secession procliyities
"a thorough-going opponent of the war for the
Union an endorser of Judge Woodward's in
famous wish that the line of the Rebel COnfcderacy
were so drawn as to include the State of Penn
sylvania; defender of the Supreme Court de-
cisions that the Government had no right to lew
soldiers from the State and that the fact of service
in the Union army disqualified citizen for eXer-
cising the right of suffrage. In view of this
damaging record, the assertion that Mr.. Clymer
has been changed only by the accession its head
of man whom he bitterly denounced for years
can have very little weight. The struggle will be
a sharp one 4; but its result is not doubtful-Er-
change
The ice on the Hudson river is rapidly
breaking up, and navigation between New
York and Albany will soon be resumed.
The New Jersey Senate has adopted reso-
lutions in favor of an increase of the pay of
officers of the United State Navy.
"A New Orleans editor, Mr.. Overall, has
been delivering lectures in that city on the
life OF Stonewa1 Jackson.
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Among the arrivals in Havana

Among the arrivals in Havana is thu
niece of eX-President Buchanan, late Mis-:
Harriet Lane, now Mrs. H. E. Johnston.
"A paymaster of the Schuylkil1 Naviga
ton Company was robbed of $4,000 al
Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania, on the 12tl
instant.
"A commission will assemble at For
Laramie on the 1st of June, to conclude s
treaty with all the lately hostile tribes of In
dams on. the Upper Platte.
The London .Shipping Gazette says tho
government has seized two vessels III the East
India docks fitting out for the CHILEAN Govern
ment.
An interesting paper recently read before
the French Academy of Medicine. shows
that impediments in speech are very often
caused by the adhesion of certain portions
of the front of the brain to the skull
Pistols, dirks and clubs were freely
used in fight in school house in Marion,
KY, because the teacher whipped big boy.
Sixty pupils engaged, and the teacher was
badly stabbed.
Some men have a passion for the petite
girl. The smaller her size, the huger their
signs.
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II1T-Tho Charlottesville Chroojcze of SAT-

H1T-The Charlottesville CHronicle of Sat
urday last, give Il palpahle hit as follows
1t seems to lis as hard to get ie the Union as
it is to get att The South respectfully asks
to move one way or the other. We are like
the fellow who was forced to go to the show,
and then not allowed to 90 any further than
where he had paid for his ticket. We have
been dragged into the doorway of the fed
cral tent, and are not allowed to see any of
the performance except to settle with the tax
collectors. We can hear the animals growl-
ing inside. ard the cracking OF the ringmas-
tcr's whip, but We cant see the show unless
we pay for two and take in Il colored lady
And the worst of it is, they keep a great
eagle perchcd over the entrance, which, if you
attempt to go back, swoors down upon you
and picks Il hole in your head. We justly
think this is unreasonable; they ought either
let us pass in or refund our money and tie up
the eagle.
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The Sentinel quotes the following from the
Presidents veto message, and adds, eve
stand squarely up to it p
sI hold it my duty to recommend the admis-
sion of every State to its share in public legsla-
ton, when it presents itself in the persons of rep
resentatives whose loyalty cannot be questioned
under any existing constitutional or legal test "
The President here emphatically endorses
the existing test oath, and says it is the duty
of the insurgent States to conform to it
The Sentinel supported candidates for Con-
gress on the ground that they could not and
would not take this oath, and opposed can
didates who could take it. And yet it says
it stands "squarely up" to the President.
The President also said to the Virginia
delegation that if there were but five thou
sand loyal persons in State, to them should
be entrusted the work of restoration. Does
the Sentinel L" stand squarely up" to that 3
No. On the contrary it assails and maligns
the very persons thus referred to by the
President-calls them towards" because
they wanted peace during the rebellion, and
glories in the fact that its Editors. were
"good Confederates." The truth is the
Sentinel and its faction are bitterly hostile to
the President. Hypocrisy is said to be the
tribute which vice pays to virtue, and this is
strikingy illustrated in the course of the
Sentinel and its faction in relation to Presi-
dent johnson
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An elephant was sold at Danbury, Con-

An elephant was sold ut Danburv, Con
nccticut. a few days since for IS, 600.
"A masked ball, given by the newspaper
men at New Haven, paid $11OO profit
Grass fed beef is two cents per pound in
Uruguay. Oh! blessed Uraguayians.
They make nice French brandy in New
York by boiling printers rollers.
Another steamer is about to sail from
Mobile with cmigrants for Brazil.
Boston Corbett has experienced religion
at Newark, New Jersey.
The Empress refused to be present when
Teresa sung at the Tuileries.
-Adah Isaacs Menkin is riding a bare
backed steed all over Great Britain
THE Covent Garden theatre, in London,
couldn't pay its salaries and had to shut up.
Mississippi has all her freedmen at
work, and big cotton crop will be the con-
sequence.
-Maximilian keeps 1000 men at work on
the railroad from Mexico to Vera Cruz.
Snow is three feet deep in Northern Wis
consin, and the stock is suffering very much.
Fifty dollars have been offered for the
pen with which the President signed the veto
message.
The military excitement in Canada is re-
ported to be the result of direct command
from the Crown of Great Britain.
james Nevins, Esq, for many years a
prominent member of the board of brokers
of Philadelphia, died on Monday.
AT the last Foreign Office masquerade
ball in Paris, a very tall guardsman appeared
as an obelisk.
Both Houses in the Georgia Legislature
have passed a law to punish horse stealing
and burglary by night with death.
Negro laborers are going to Mississippi
and Arkansas, from Georgia, by hundreds.
In Wisconsin everybody is for johnson,
the Democrats and Republicans cordially
uniting in his support.
The dullness of business in New York is al
most unprecedented.
-Barnum's daughter was recently married in a
splendid white satin dress.
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Prices Still Coming Down.-In tn

Prices Still Coming Down.-In the Dis
patch of Thursday we called attention to the fact
that some of our merchants were selling goods
at prices very near those prevailing before the
war. We glad to add others to the number
this morning. Mr.. w. r. Polk corner of Broad
and Sixth streets, advertises bleached cotton at
twelve and half cents; unbleached cotton made
at the Manchester Mill, at fifteen cents, which
the mill was selling few days ago by the bale at
twenty cents; calicoes at twelve and half cents,
and nearly all his stock of dry goods, just
received, at about the same falling off from the
high prices which prevailed a short time ago. So,
ALSO it will be seen that Messrs. West & Andrews
at foot of Church Hill, on Broad street. are sell
ing brown sugar at ten cents coffee at twenty
five cents, and butter at twenty cents. We enron
icle these facts with very great pleasure, and hope
soon to be able to report general decline in all
the necessaries of life-Rictnaond Dispatch.
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miscellaneous advertisements.
STATE OF H-CAROLINA A,
TpE tSIrHY DEpART\JFNT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RALEIGH, March 21, 1866
To Holders Of Coupons Of HGrtl-saroa: EG8ds.
10y ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
- of North Carolina, ratified March TO- 1856
am directed to prepare and sell for not less than
par bonds Of the State running thirty-iour years.
with Coupons bearing six per cent. interest, pay
able scmi-annrally, OF the dcnun. nlalon of 500
$780, and 81 GOO, principal and interest untaXa-
bic, for the purpose OF paying coupons now due
and 10 become due in 1866 and bonds due and to
fall due in 1866. BY authority vested i'll the Pub
lie Treasurer, l designate Now ori< rs the place
of payment.
Parties entitled, DESTROYS of efltcting the eX-
change authorized III said Act will please COM
muncate to at once the amount and charac-
ter OF the securities which they wish to be fund
ed, i'll order that l may know the number and
denomination of the bonds which will be re-
quired After the cngraver shall furnish the
blanks the bonds will be prepared for issue with
little delay.
Under advice of the Attorney General,
Coupons of bonds issued since, but under acts
passed before May 20th, lS6i, Will be funded
der the act of March 10th, 1SUj, provided their
identity is established, by being cut from the
bonds in my presence, provision necessary on
account OF The similarity TO other Coupons, is
sued since May 2Gth, 1861.
KEMP P. BATTLE,
March :22-2-1w. IIsLi;c Treasurer.