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Second Quality Pens--Not Warranted
Our second quality pens stamped 'E. Davis
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points as our first quality pens, the only material
difference being in the quality of the gold. The
prices of these pens are as follows No pens,
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pen, 81 so; No. pen,$l IS.
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w. G. RUSSELL & CO.,
FORWARDING and Commission
M E RICH A n is
WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA.

WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA.
AVE just received large supply of Sugar,
IL Molasses, Soda, Salt, Soap. Starch, Pepper,
Mustard and all kinds of spices, Dried Beef Be-
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Plates, Cups and Saucers, Bowls and Pitchers,
&C., &c.
Cotton Rags always Wanted.
%zs- Particular attention paid to receiving and
forwarding goods. G. w. RUSSELL & CO.,
Sept. Ply. Winchester, Va
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would call the attention OF the dealers to the cele
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have them in silver and gold cases.
Jobbers, retailers, jewelers., and all dealers in
our line throughout the country, are requested to
send for circular. Address ~. -
STEWART, HOFFMAN & co,
go Successors to i. d Valentine Co.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Gold Pens. Jewelry and Watches,
No. Is Maiden Lane, New York.
June ID, ls66-ly.
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Prices, $3.50 to $240.
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Or J. NJ. Pelton, s41 Broadway, New York !;
Conrad Meyer, 722 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa:
5. Brainard Son, Cleveland, Ohio ). A. Tuck
er Co.. jackson, Michigan Werner Gerard,
sncinnati, Chic Joel II. Snow, Mobile, Ala,
a4s.I..f IS WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Nav 31,lSGG-ly. SIS s. s. ssetsst.lts as.sa4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
PtSSrVGERS ARRITED.

PROM LIVERPOOL ASD QUEENSTOWN Nay 81 se'H,l'
CITY ofPau,-Mr s. ~ Turner Mr. 4. J. NCh" Ms Mitchell w
". T. GiEaey NJ j. irane '9d lsiy Mr. hnIpay' Nr "a
can't Tr,u',s. NJ D. Woooeck. 3iss wyHs, Miss VII
.on Ms Mlnoau. Mr Gcrsm, MAJOR Moslu, NJ Coran,
~ Boaaer Nr Forergu Mr. T. Ia Rue. h W Bovllg aud
aly " TAYLOR NJ Goon 7 and to chaTeH Mr. q G9TtSn
l and children J. T. Manan anil sd Nr : Seholeh NJ
r. WILSON Capt Blanc Lieut. Morgan. NJ Fernandez
d. Dctham ad lady, Rev Mr Irds laf daughitr aAd so
Rev D. KrlT md srft1nt Mr. J. ponsr lfcT and eLtt
So Po.mshf Dir saser lady. four children inhni and ng'
Nj g. RarIrfn. NJ. 4. Do,1 Nj. p sutton, Mr.
Cunningham ani to daush'e pG Roger J. T. "a Cs's J9
lr N.u l.s Mr. talierFooi g. Holnshelc NJ 10"
na.h.i IT, Ms GTet NJ, A.3ng infant end Hn,'e - - I'I
Hon.iead ST. no. rheal r j. s D. Van der Ven, Potter =
Caoaker Hsrey ~. Philips asi daughter Miss SAaod' A''
TLomrtsu Mr.. Ea rl
IRON sAvANNAH NAV s-in steamship Herman Lhugton-l
r. Archer and vile hss ~ Carpenter Miss l. Carsuter Ms, =
Carpenter Mrs 'eater = noe ,nd s, Mrs ~ Pairn Ms
T. Parn o. poteT NA Anlcrson bAWhtmanJ ANisonb NeN-
nsn nc Ward AID wife, WIZ Deuafc DYKE T. Pond Cook,
Mrs VI schwartz All children. patsbck T. L. M.chul Mr.
Fletcher Nss Fernando Mrs Frees AND four
children Ffres Mcbl T.. s. y. H. Flaugc, Dr. J. ". Pat
Charles Hca y H. Pc wife H. Campbell H. Pollock
WIN. 81 Wad~T J. NJ Sskk 4. LARsn 4 \ Lane. ~ g. saif
r. - Aen wife and t~o children, Miss Told Henry Aan and
in
IRON YOKOHAMA. Nag 5In ship Golden Sse-B w Fei0S'
mi & Baker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

RFOPENING OF THE HOWARD MISSION.-Ihe hrst
Sabbath gathering Of The children and friends OF the
Howard Mission since their removal from the quarters
they have occupied for the last years occurred yes
terday afternoon The occupied on the occasion
was the basement OF Of the old buildings now stand
ing recently leased by the Mission Tor the
erection of their cdifce. IL was formerly rum
mill of the worst east IIcncefOrth IL will be used Tor
the purposes the Mission School, until the completion
Of their chapel the work on which has already com
menced Yesterday afternoon, in spite OF the somewhat
forbiddng condition of the weather. the room was led
10 OVERLOOKING with the children Of the Mission ana It's
friends, who had gathered TO sgnaze the commence
meut Of this in its Of usefulness Inc cN
crcses the consisted OF prayer singing by the
children and remarks by the teachers and visitors Mr
Meter spoke i'm few words of the past history OF me
Mission its designs and prospects IN the future me
destruction the old buildings their recently acqItu
ground has already begun. In about ten days ~ - cA
pected they will be ready to lay the corner Stone OF the
new chapel and by the first OF August next they nope 10
occupy IT, this Is accomplished the de~tiuc-
ton OF the other existing buildings VIII begin, ana IN
their stead will arse the OOrOOm, The dlung iCOln
the hospital for sick children and the model lodging
house one hundred and hfty thousand dollars VIII he
needed FOR the completion of the entire WORK, ana ts
sum- II Is confidently anticipated can DE obtained WITHIN
wear The anniversary festival and exhibitions by the
children aid of this work the first oi which was gwen
on Wednesday evening 10 Steinway Hail. VIII D" re-
peated nj the Brooklyn Academy Of Music on friday
evening Nav the COuTc gatonal Church M jersey
City on Tuesday evening May 7, and again at SteIhWay
Hall on Saturday evening, May II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

TAXING UP TIE NICHOLSON PAVEMENr-ln AT
gust last tho Nicholson wooden pavement was aid III
Eassau-st between Pine and WALL and also on part OF
watcr-st., Maden-lane, and other experimental
points The pavement has, thus far stood the wear ana
upon its surface without the resultant irregularities
which predicted at the time it was laid III having
strongly objected TO IT, however that the method OF
laying would render it exceedingly difficult TO take u
up i'm IL became necessary TO reach the gas or wafer
pipes and that when taken up section OF II cOnd
not he easily relad, that the newly laid portion wOd
he uniform In surface and grade with that when had
been undisturbed the experiment made on saturday
officers OF the CrOon Board and other city Olhcs
The work of taking the pavement up occupied but lew
minutes and excavation then made to n depth OF
six or eight feet. The hole then filled mp and the
pavement reald. The earth beneath the pavement was
found he dry and easily handled. To prevent the
blocks which replaced from rotting, lap Joint plank
was run under the edge Of tho undisturbed pavement
and allowed To project under the edge Of the returned
section The blocks taken up measured aud was
found that nine months wear had not caused them To
"brOOme" in the least or to he perceptby worn away
The experiment interesting and apparently satisac
tory those who witnessed IT. The owners OF this pave
mcnt has requested permission 10 lay an experimental
block Broadway whereOn IL can best be compared
with other systems in use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
NETWORK JArIY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 9, 1867

ing We must it is true relieve poverty when IT mas
reached certain stage for synpathies and our re
lgOn both ncte MS 10 this action however Crhnal OF
Injurious the which produced that poverty; but
must ever bear IN mind that TO cfccually relieve mos
who ask our aid must stimulate them 10 actoh'
At the extremes Of society are these classes,
which we must pity alike the poor TOO poor
truly realize their condition, and certain of the rch
utterly in lack Of motive. In labor Is TO be Iou
the only remedy for the miseres Of both. The command
Thou shalt labor" given all Unless we labor we
shall starye either in body soul The speaker dwet AT
length on the relief through labor OF this poverty OF SOU
and OF body asserting that labor Is all important 10 our
well being nation, individuals, IN its discipline
in its intellectual and moral results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
LATEST SHIP .NEU,S.
PORT op SgwIoRK.........NA,6


ARRIVED.
, s 81 r, .8 R'1 1.. to o5 D ig ASa
IT, G long s. a. 4S ,lp Jerru,ih Thompson from Liverpool
Ss'e,E ~ st t e. S Ing -, 'fs 'ams Pp@' ed, 20 be
steamship, Kangaroo. Louisiana Aenah ca Of Washington The
steamship Herman Livingston, Baker savannah MAY Win md,e
sr Pas. 70 La,'en fet Co. May g. 80 miles Of H-'as sig
SHIP Golden D.qo Yokohama Jan 10 .itbeas 20 love
April H. lon, o. FEB 10 St' Of Sunda ps',ed 'hn Game Cock
Bark Volunteer ,of Eo,oal Tlle March viii mutt
cl ,ertpp5 l,e Of Nv Pau, Ami p; pss. Grssr
ApH3 company yh BARI Gnu from Mesa 'oT N.riek, and
slsai passed tTs r Mcleod q liverpool ,esrng ~.
BT MIME Trau5 oi Portland True Msn,as i6ds. wa IIome.
o- With moi.c.to Brat Son Co. Len III port ehr Nellie Star
Bds T'eaior Norwood Elbabeilror for Boston.
II n tSIS' S NV Msb i! 1out,sS passage 81 the gsl
the cook. James b. SPpe fell overheard and was drowned LEI no
sou Se, Globe Pray Ei,ab;hgGoh for Bc.g, NIL,
Schr II. T. Gushing Wood. Portland With lumber 70 Honcss
Scbr Harriet we,,book Ltteohu Roroui t,r Portland
Sshr veriaiah Toai,. Nsp.lia5sa
ScAF. Pennsylvania, Carson Portland for Abarr.
S Ses S.S r sgPS N ls1 G. aoiGo Wit. a
Selr. T. Flower Russell Hartford
selr r. Fowler lIobrool. Calais, with lumber.
Sclr SILVER Belle BAILEY sih lumber to lioysse Marray
Schr Meteor lBr Nicholson ten~ahs with potatoes A. W
'S scbl Hannibal Coz Bangor with lumber,
S,hI E. Me Roger s Gau cS., in ballast,
S,Ir Gcntle Herder,ea, Roc1lAud with Lime.
Schr Rattan, CaHi,, Ellsworth. with lauber
Schr. Telegraph. CoOnbs. Bangor. with Lumber
Schr. a. Crillal. -. Westerly.
Schr. Jane Haskell. Cutler with spars 70 HoJoke MuTray
Schr J. Parker. ~, Kelly. Pawtucset
Tampa (o Michasj Johnson. Pouc r. 10 dave With
VI MAyheN Experienced heavy weather Of llatieras lost
forrsal and orrgsd Left bng tnmcs for Newiork In days
VIM AT sunset SE.
SPOKEN.
ship Charlotte Foo Choo London March a. Of the c'pc Of
Good Hope.
Bdg breeze Mens PHILADELPHIA April D. in lat % TO-
Big snow Bird Or. April q, lat 20 p, long 20 o.
NAVAL.
The French Tactic uuboa Captain Cosnv arrived here
eegraphc dispatch the ARRIVAL Charleston to-day Of
t4r {. S steamer kenhebec from hey West
DISASTER.
Cn,RLFsrON & G. May 5Tbe steamship Aadue nom Galveston
arrived here having In oN the steamship Hare from
Mobile lof New YORK, she having lost her rldder
MEMORANDA.
The bark Gladstone on Msnfas for Boston before reported ashore
Mshs vineyard, ID Saturday after dshargng part Of her
cargo
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo'roS MAY s-Auved bark James MareLe from Maysggeh
sch W Smith from Newior Adde NJ, from Baltimore, Jayne,
Norfolk
May Arrived steamship Evemsn from Charles
ship Mshorn from Liverpool; ship A1mlla lSorw from
Iverpos bark Oakigr Sagus; bgs D. Kirby from fndd
Moses Day from Rotterdam Echo tBr from Maianr C1on from
Msae1 schr Shaos from Ponce r. H. Eliza b. Emery, from
ieufIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

children will see that they have fitting monuments we
can do the greatest honor To the dead by caring Tor
living by earnest efforts TO protect Instruct ana III
cverv way care properly for the living, our DEBT 10
the dead best be paid by the erection Of hospitals Tor inc
rk and wounded, and Bethel churches for the spiritually
needy can we best display gratitude to those VINO
have died for their country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

FIVE POINTS House OF INDUsTRY.-Ihc amiycr-
sary OF the Five Points House Of Industry will be held IN
the Chanel of the Institution Wednesday ana Thursday
of tins week, at o'clock =. m of each day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

UNION LEAGUE CLUB-At the conclusion OF his
lecture this evening, Mr. ColfaX will visit the Union
League Club the members of which have been specially
invited to him. On this occasion II Is expected at
le viii address the Club national questions 1 IN
mediate inheritance. Other distinguished gentlemen
have been invited and are expected to be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

NEW FIsurNG-P oND-On Saturday morning a
siviuch fish was discovered swimming i'll the tank upon
thc fourth floor of THE TRIBUNE building lie had passed
through the large and small mains all the way from
Croton River Printing square ana had then been
punped up To the tank by the engine IN the basement
lie was busy exploring ms quarters when discovered,
and was as lively as il he had not just emerged from
4OmIlc subtCrraneOus passage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

CAR ACcIDENT.-Yesterday Barbara Plotz, native
OF Germany fen from Eighth ear, n the corner
Of Thirty fourthst. and seriously injured She was
taken home by the Police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
CITY ITEMS.

| SHIPMENT or SPECIE.-The French steamer Pc
felre which sailed from this port on Saturday FOR Breeb
Stock out slS7 800 in specie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

BOARD OF CoUNTY CANvAssEIs.-The final meet
ing Of the Board was held Saturday, ut when the
Board completed the IN the seventh, Eleventh.
Twelfth Tbirtecnth Seventeenth Eighteenth, Nine,
feenth Twentieth Twcuty-Tst, and Twenty second
Wards The Board will probably hold meeting during
tho present week. at which the official declaration anu
statement will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
RrslNrss CoILrGE.-We take

TOWNSHIPS BUSINESS COLLEGE.-Ne take
ereai pleasure commenting Who wish % Obtain s"al
BrNEs EprcAroN 10 te shortest tine All az ite least u"
ovNyNus uvstNFss totTrsF No. 2h Baae rear Houston
q lie s,r thorough instruction Boolkeepbg Writing
Arithmetic anI all branches % Instruction pertaining h. business ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

NO FAMILY should 20 the Country without
IVES PATENT LAMPS.
They be lighted quickly GAS 6s trimmed safely aud
ne,ty without removing the Shade Globe Chimney unsereN
Ing the Buner
produce Hht GAS nsof convenient
sud superior the miserable old fashioned
Lamps usually sel the sold by the Trade generally
WE ALSO SUPPLY. ~ CANS OR ny THE BARREL. THE
BEST REFINED OIL, WARRANTED PURE
JULIUS IVES * CO., Ne. 10 MaiieHIane NY
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iAnnourremcniG

The wonder i. that those who have houses
20 protect personally the merits II the Br" ALARM
rLEtRAr operation 81 The ohe NO 2ol br.ad"a! T. oi Ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

PREsoNAL.-Gov. Peipomt Of Virginia IS at the
Metropolitan Hotel Gen. :. L. Fremont. Wilmington, y.
c. Gen. Jno. \. Green, syracuse; the Hon J. T. Ross
". C., Auburn the Hon. william }. Hawkins.
y C.. aud the Hon. g.. ". Morphy, Toronto, are ut
ST. Nicholas Hotel senator Norton OF Minnesota and
LADY Don are at the Ncw-Nork Hotel. tnmmodnr"
Gardner and licut-t commander Bradford, United states
Navy the Hon. Galushu 4. Grow, Penn; aud the Rev
in Pre- Thornton Of cWIruand are 20 the Ifth-aNc.
Hotel The Hon j. Rose Montreal and Capt Mentor "
The British Army 80 the Clarendon Hotel The Hon
Samuel Hooper uf Massachusetts j. at te rcvuOr House
Cen Banks of Massachusetts /, at the Aston House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

SAILED FOR EURorE.-AIrs Dovln, widow of the
late City Chamberlain, and family, Most Rev Archbishop
spadiug Duke Mario Grazioi Of Rome ana L. Dehhomco
and family sailed on Saturday for BreS by me steamer
Pcrcirc Misses Emma and Ada Webb, the webb Sia-
fcrs" sailed on Saturday IN steamship Minnesota luf
Liverpool : II. Wales of The NccHigic A"cr"d" VII"
family sailed Tor Europe on saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

WoRKING WoMrSs lIoME.-Supcrintendrn llall-
day states that the new Working Women's Home. with
accommodation for nearly inmates, viii DE ready for
occupancy during the month Of June. Board and wash
ing Will cost - jO 10 per week Tho office 81 registry
candidates for board VIII soon De opcn at No ~ IiN
bchs The whole expense of first purchase. alterations
and furniture, will be- about Sl4OV1. Mcssr,. Peter
Cooper. James LcnoN. Wm. II. Aspinwa, James Brown,
Stewart Brown, T. j. Wool~ey, and Mrs. g. J.. spencer
have each, unsolicited, sent contributions ~ $1,000.
Twenty thousand dollars have been appropriated Ia this
object condition that 10000 additional is obtained by
subscription.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

FELL THROUGU HATCHwAY.-On Saturday morn
ing Thomas Kcrrigan aged IC years. fell through the
hatclwav OF No % Coolest occupied by Mcssrs Walker
Buckley leather dealers, nom the fourth TO the irl
floor and received injuries which caused death IN short
time Coroner Schiuuer held auuqucs ana Ntidlcl o,
accidental death was rendered. TIC body oi dcccdS''
Was conveyed TO the residence Of ms parents, ia OXFORD
~. BIuokILn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

s1EEET-SwErrNG OrER,uoNs.-lt is expected
that the contractors will be- able o cncctuay complete
the street sweeping and cleansing ~ The entire circuit ~
city by the middle of the week Under tho new nr
all that portion 81 the city below thamcs-
is scaveugcred every night 10y "a gang 81 WoThneh
specially employed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

TIE Social EVILS on ms CITY.-lhe Rev. Henry
w. Bellows, d. D. last evening. at tho Church OF All
Souls preached the first of series OF before the
Liberal Christian Union. the Social Evils OF this city
large number OF people listened Ia the discourse. Dr
bellows chose for his text Genesis ill., In the sweat
Of thy face shalt thou eat bread" lie began his DIS
placing before the audience duty and the
privilege OF labor the only way Of dealing with
the evils Of poverty The extinction aud
not the continued succOr 81 poverty H. what is
needed. Tie continuous Iccf Of poverty Is most dcbas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

YACHT C,rSIZrD-ONE MtN DEowNEp.-Ycstcr-
day afternoon 4 yacht belonging TO George A. Reilly ~
hundred dnnthst while crossing the East River
with Ave board. capsizcd the eastern shore.
Two Jumped ont aud reached the shore III safety.
one man. Michael sherry. was drowned One man, Cor
ncus agan rescued 10y Capt. Walter Smith, after
having been IN the water about twenty minutes An
other James Craig rescued and taken 10 tho house
Mr.. Nelson, at the foot Of Eighty fsuhst where. 10y
continued effort, he brought 10 hfe. IN informant
states that the ferry bOnt Sunswick, 81 the Astoria and
Nnct ysccOudst. crossing al the time, and could
have reached DO. n peril III three minutes; but
the captain CUruc.t .urh. ran her INTO her slip, and
made no effort whact a. To- rescue The party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

ANNIVrRsAHY ~ I'M LQrU ElGnfs As-0Ch-
TIoN.-Thc first Anniversary ~ the American Equal
Rights Association will be held u the Church ~ The Pm
ritans or Chccver In this city, ON Thursday and Fri.
day, the oh aud 10th inst. T"O sessions Viii be held
each day, commencing at 10 q. M aud - o'l"h u W
Among other eminent speakers pgul-td TOT zoe "'"-
zion, are Elizabeth Cady stanton, Gen. Eufu, SaNton,
Robert Purys, Ewestuc J.. Rose, Frederick Douglass.
the Rev. Olympia Brown. Frances -. Gage, charles
Lemon Rcuond. Parker Pill-bury aud perhaps Anna l..
Dickinson and Gen. b. 4. Butler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

GERMAN ANTLEXCIsE MEETrNG.-A mass meeting
Of Germans hostile to the present Excise law was held
OH Saturday evening AT the IlarmOni, Rooms In EsscXst
the purpose Of taking action against the law and for
the formation Of an organization 10 secure It's members
against the unjust provisions OF the Excise law carried
out by the Metropolitan Police. Speeches were made
protesting against the law 10y number of agerbcer Sa
loon keepers and organization aud open air dcmonsra
tions recommended for the purpose Of protesting
against the legislative cnactments \ committee OF -
appointed To report plan Of organization for q
Citizens Association 10 bo organized FOR the purpose Of
legally ircsistug the enforcement Of the ordinances OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

FATAL TMI.-Coroncr Schimcr yesterday held an
inquest at No sCC West Twenty sixth 81, on TIE hody OF
Albert Rolson who died from the elects OF injuries c
ceyed 10y falling down flight 81 stone steps ~ the b3se
mcut Of The above number The jury rendered Ntuc'
of occidental death, and added that they considered th
stems unsafe Ia use Deceased native oi Ireland
aged % years and leaves widow and several children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

ARRESTS YrsTrEptY.-1he following are the
number Of arrests made in this city up 10 10Y o'clock p
M yesterday: mto1icaton, n; drunk ana di'ordcrly
dlsordcry conduct. u; violation ~ the Excise Law"
Total a. In brooklyn: IutoAlcatiUn, 81 dguu, and dis
orderly 2: dsOrcrly conduct e. violation ~ Tie IAciso
law, T. Total ~ Total arrest. in both cities, D'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

Ibave treated Hernia exclusively and constantly Cor Is years
Keep rupture up less than half the pressure Of other truss
use keep up perfectly HeEnA make ny Truss ~
body perfectly the skin. II does rot touch the sne or cord
before cramp hurt position OF the body The der
pressure be changed desired extent by the weae
CURE majority The particularly SOLICIT,
Any person msy my Truss week free Of charge
DR. " w. HUBBARD,
No broadway, NeN fark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
Rl5;[I!l:E|yA; |; |

FOR CLOTHES MOTHS Sold By Druggists e1ery"hsre HAkis
4 APMAN Faclnrcrs Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

~ CONTAINING THE FIRST PAkI OF NIX bhh' INN -
be- Ia and o all the Bookstores aud news deios ING
attention o,he public respectfully bat quite confidently H''a
t,e If couteu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

NAfHTNNT0N NpTIT 7
Nv nY,R Mas seud Won Interest the work
yoave hand lock Of General Wasugtons IL Is
which Mouui Vernon You rely both hair sad
being genuine hop they Il some
table ui ai,hus every success {" generous r1o
csIsy yOnI,, T. q. NAshiN6TOS.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-03
as Azores and eO Poles.

On which is situated the residence of the late
Edward Trabue, which tract will be sold subject
to the dover assigned to the widow OF said
Edward Trabue.
This tract is handsomely improved, having
on il splendid two story brick house and all
necessary outhouses, orchards, cisterns, etc.
Persons desiring to purchase earnestly
requested TO examine the lands before the day
of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
0ne-fourth cash, and the balance on one, two
and three years, with notes well endorsed, bear
ing interest, and lien retained. Sale to com
mence at II o'clock A. M.
f. r. OLASCOCK,
maya eodtd Special Commissioner.