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The Portland daily press., 1867-03-23
LOST AND FOUND.
Picked IN Adrift,

Picked up Adrift,
N Casco Bay, several spruce sticks Hemlock logs
Land one stick for mast eight-square. The owner
can have the same by calling the subscriber prov
ing property and paying cha ges.
mr22d3t* BAXTER SCOTT, Hog Island
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LONDON, March 21-Evening.

Mr.. Disraeh, Chancellor of the Exchequer
promises a liberal reform bill for Ireland.
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For Sale.

,,,uE FURNITURE, FiAlukEs, AND GOOD
WILL Of Se Sdrasd b0 inenigo ~ aOu'e House
ne" anu PATTERSON & CHADBoURNE,
Dealers in Real Estate, No. asa Congress st.
YN
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House and Lot for Sale.

House and Lot for Sale,
STTUATED in Westbrook, near the end of Tu-
~ keys Bridge. A story and a half house. with
$500 feet of land, shade and fruit trees House
tans eight rooms, with large attics, and has stable
for horse and carriages connected. 1t To-
Gated on the corner Of Winsow Street and the road
leading to the Marine Hospital. Price $4,000. APP
ply to L. A. BACHELOR,
king Thurlow & co., 165 Commercial St.
March 20. d1m*
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1.-TWO of those Store Lots the Northerly SIDE OF
Il Middle Street, near the head of Plum Street, re-
Gently covered by the Granite Block -
Apply to EDWARD FOX or EBEN STEELE.
Portland March g. 1867. ueodim
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-23

Dispatches have been received from the
south, which indicate that the instruction
against the Sublime Porte is rapidly spreading
throughout Thessaly.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-23

DERS0NS clearing the ruins digging cellars Will
L lind good place to deposit their rubbish on
Franklin Wharf.
septic dtl 8, ROUNDS, HbaRnscr'
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-23

BOOkkCepef.
WANTED by young man of practical expert
w ence, and who can bring the best of city refer
ences, situation Bookkeeper or Salesman
where close attention to business will be appreciated
Apply to w. H. JERKS,
mar7dtf Under Lancaster Hail.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-23
AUCTION SALES.
TO BE LET,
' W. pATTEN a co., Auctioneor.


o0ore now occupied by us. Possession LIST OF April
March 81, did ~ w" -A'''
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Farm Tor SaIeE
THE homestead of the late Scott Dyer, Cape Eliz-
Il abeth, four miles south of Portland Bridge, con-
tanning about 100 acres, good SOIL in good state of
cultivation, fences all stone WALL young orchard, 10
trees grated fruit. Pleasantly located. School and
Church within mile.
For terms, &C., apply on the premises TO
E. G. ROBINSON,
mch20-u 10 MOultOn Street,
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hHOuoC IOI SStICs
YTNHE convenient double house corner of South and
Il Spring Streets. Each tenement contains nine
finished rooms, and may be sold separately. For
further particulars, enquire of the subscriber the
premises, No 10 Spring Street. Is.
MRS. j. S. EATON.
March le, 1867. mar20dtf
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Wanted.

A N experienced Salesman in the retail Dry Goods
1Abusiness; one who can give good City reference,
may hear Of q permanent situation by addressing
Box 1918 Portland Post Office, giving real name and
references, marriott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
MUSIC.

Mr. Theodore Thomas celebrated, last night his
last appearance previous TO departure for Europe and
in nothing better than by his fine orchestral conduct Of
LISTS Predes These the most novel feature Of Sunday
nights concert contain some of the most interesting
thoughts OF imaginative and brilliant executive COM
poser, who writes wildly, IL not always too well. The
orchestra somewhat at large in the Wagneran ee-
ment for beside the Pedes the overture to Re-I
with oil the tempes tuOus health OF the future"weil
given, under Mr. Thomas'S compelling baton. Other
agreeable performances Mr. Geo. Simpsons utter
OF Handels aria Watt her els" and FIR. g. w.
Morgan's Mendessohn organ sOo-a large, rich cOmpo-
stion, warmly played. Halevy's LEcdir romance, one
of the ruest melodies written by French composer
has been often heard at these concers but 1t per
haps, never better played than last evening.
The concert given last week at the Brooklyn
Academy for the benefit OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, notable for the repetition OF leading
work and for number Of good performers. The HdI-
prgs Night Of Mendelss0hD, given by the MendelssOhn
Union and Mr. ThOmas's orchestra, has been praised
hitherto concert exploit but Vincent Wallaces Are
Maria, of the most eloquent compositions OF this la
mented composer greater novelty. IL was sung
by the MendelSsOhn with Mr. Eddy sooist. The pro-
gramme ended with the HaIelnlah Of Handel.
The African and CrispinO, with Faust in Brooklyn,
are OF Mr. MactZeks announcements for the week
The AriOn Society will reinforce the grand choruses OF
the African which is to be heard again this evening the
temperance of Miss Fanny stockton Il also promised
and OrspinO is admirably cast Finally, Herods Zdmpa
which is almost novelty will be produced With effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
rrEcaTES no THE CONTENTION.

The City of New York has few stronger men
than WALDO HUTCHINs, WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs
and GEORGE OPDYKE, whom she will certainly
send to the Constitutional Convention she
has several more such, who 1--WE trust will be
nominated tonight. And, if they shall be, we
shall hope as well as work for their election.
John A. KING and FRANCIS GEORGE SHAW
are on the Republican ticket in the Ist District
Gov. King has been a good legislator and an
excellent Governor, and his ripe experience is
eminently needed in the Convention Mr.
Shaw has never been in office, but he has emil
ncntlv deserved to be. A cultivated, capable
citizen. widely honored and beloved, he has
devoted his life to philanthrOpc effort, espe-
cially TO the overthrow of Human Slavery.
His name ought to be recorded among these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
PERSONAL.

Mrs Harriet Beccher Stowe is delighted with the
climate OF Florida, and has purchased place on ST.
Johns River where she intends TO reside SO says The
Savannah NeicS
Ex-Representative Kasson of Iowa sails at once for
Europe az Special Commissioner OF the Government TO
negotiate for reduction and to greater uniformity
i'm international postage The PosOfnce Department is
determined TO obtain lower rates Of ocean postage,
German paper describes Count Bismarck thus
His speeches very uncouth in style and his voice
sharp and grating When excited he loses the thread OF
his discourse and not unfrequenty commits faults OF
grammar and construction. But there is an epigram
matte nesyeness IN his short, sharp sentences aud
pcures1ueness In his style which go far to redeem ms
defects His wit is very remarkable He Is very sensl
tive TO attack especially since he has been suffering
from his present nervous disorder ana ms late aterca-
ton with Herr Munchausen, Is said TO have aggra
waited this complaint. In the North German Parliament
he invariably appears In the uniform OF the Landwehi
cavalry, while In the Prussian PARLIAMENT Re attended
Ia ordinary civil dress"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

The European papers received by the last
steamers give special attention to the Luxem-
burg question. 1t was generally admitted that
the question was the subject of an animated
exchange of diplomatic notes between France
and Prussia, but the exact result of this CORE
spOndcnce was not yet known. The Govern
mcnt of Holland officially denied that cession
of the Grand Duchy had taken place, and
intimated that it would make cession
dependent upon a previous agreement between
France and Prussia. Count Bismarck, III the
North German Parliament, made speech Ill
which he stated that Prussia would hold Hol-
land responsible for a sale of Luxembourg to
France, and he indicated that Prussia in hernego-
tiations would to large extent be guided
by the voice OF her allies and by the voice OF
the Parliament. According to Cable dispatch
of yesterday, there was a report that in order
to avoid a war it had been agreed by France
and Prussia that Luxembourg should remain
neutral territory. Such an agreement would
be a defeat of the Napoleonic policy which was
aiming at the anqeEY9tissg q hase@spurg'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
WHAT Is THE USE OF PAYING SUCH He
pRyNfrNs1
COVERNMENT FINANCES.
ny rrrnsr.rn TO TIE TRIBUNE

TKGESRLPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, April 14.-The amount of issue OF Ma
ona Bank currency for the week ending Saturday was
ago 200 Total issued 10 date $O2 5Os75s From this is
10 be deducted the currency returned intending the worn
ont notes amounting TO 1851 982; leaving In actual cir
culation at this date, S29s, g2G,774.
The United States Treasurer holds bonds as olOws'
AS security for circulating National Bank notes, HOO
$50 As security repositories OF public money, $O
go Total securities held, f379,54l.9OO.
The amount OF fractional currency received from the
nrnter during the week, $4,000. Amount shipped
TO Assistant Treasurer, NewYork 100000; TO Assistant
Treasurer Orleans, 100000 TO United States Depos-
tory Buffalo S35 OOO TO National Banks, SlO 25 AZ.
Total shipped. tH2.265 AZ.
Amount o fractional currency redeemed and destroyed
during the week, S305,60O.
The disbursements OF the Treasury on account OF the
departments were follows: War. S3,333Sl5; Navy,
S4g35G7 INTERIOR $63O675 Total 45S4l7 being an e&-
cess over last weeks expenditures Of $l,2l24Gl.
The receipts for the past week amount 10 over two and
third millions, which swes the grand total for this
much Of the present fiscal year TO nearly $22jOOOoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
CITY PLdGTES.

When Boole was one of our chief magnatcs.
ne made q report as City Inspector which did
not please the butchers, one of whom
vcnturcd to theatcn him with the vengeance
Of that powerful craft.
"No, you will not make war on me- was
Bodies instant and confident response.
why uotW
because keep the official account of
deaths in our City; and | will show, if You
drive me to it, the fact that the deaths of chill
"dren in the blocks adjacent 60 your slaughter
houses are one-third more than in just such
blocks, similarly tcnantcd, in other locations.
Il know that You do not wish to leave the
CITY; 50 You will not provoke me-
And they didn't.
The butchers arc generally fair men and
good citizens; but their trade is one which
should never be prosecuted within the COM
pactly-bult portion of any city, much less i'll
the heart of a great one. 1t VIII never be so
conducted rs wholly to preclude noxiOus efliu-
via and the breeding of rats, musketoes, and
other nuisances. IL is az ill-placed in the heart
of great, crowded city as a powder-mill
or stoIehouse for petroleum. Napoleon
|. drove it out of Paris when that city
was not half the present size of New
York; no other nation clings to o good
old abuse like the British, yet Strengthening
had TO pack up and quit London many
years ago. Boston has not tolerated il since
she was "A city; Philadelphia has not within
our remembrance; yet here it hangs on like the
tooth-ache, and seems determined never to 90.
Hitherto, every representation has been met
by the inquiry, "Where shall we got We
"wont be driven from the City" At length,
most capacious, commodious, convenient slaugh-
ter-houses have been erected over on the Jer-
sey shore Of our Bay, and on the upper end
of our Island-in either case, where they are
miles from any large and dense aggregation OF
inhabitants. Immense economies can be Sc
cured by Strengthening in these Abattoirs, bring
ing only the meat into the City. and keeping
the ofial where it will be useful and valuable
while here it is nuisance and disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

Cen Mosquera of the United States of CO.
lombia, who has long been charged with en-
tertaining dctatorial, and, perhaps, monarchcal,
aspirations, has Mt length carried out his long
threatened attack upon the Congress of the
Republic No less than sIxty-eght members
of the Congress have been arrested, among
them ex-Presidcnt Murillo. An army entirely
devoted to MosQuera had overthrow the
Constitutional State Government in Magdalena,
the Dictator.
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XLTH CONGRESS.
SENATE ExrR, SESSION, WASHINGTON. April IS.

SENATE EXTRA SESSION.. WASHINGTON, April Is
PRINTING THE TENURE OF OFFICE BILL.
On motion of Mr. RAMSEY rep. Mimi, 500
comics OF the Tenure Of Office bill ordered
printed He remarked there great occasion for its
use at this time.
PAY OF EMPLOYEES.
A resolution adopted To pay the clerks OF
mtees and pages, employees during the present Special
Session and other attendants paid by the day.
the usual per diem compensation.
CASE COY. CUMMING.
The Senate passed the resolution heretofore submitted
by Mr. THAYER rep. NebJ. calling on the President
information relative TO Governor Cummings reported
absences from colorado Territory, whether with or with
out leave, the time paid, &c.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
on motion of Mr. FRELISGHUISEN (Rcp " j. the
Senate went into Executive session
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LONG ISLAND NEWS.

Fatal DIsEAsE-A new and fatal disease, termed
meningitis which has prevailed for some tae past at
Middle Island Ronkonkoma and Port jefferson has made
is appearance at Smthtown several deaths having oc
CURED from within the past week IL attacks persons
in robust health and generally proves fatal in IS hours
The membranes OF the brain and spinal chord are IN
famed and the whole muscular system Is subjected Ia
strong contraction drawing the body into painful and
unsighy attitudes reaction aud stupor follows Into
which the patient sinks and dies Ia every case so FAR
heard from, except woman who is reported 10
be recoy ering--death has snperYened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

Wendell Phillips has no right to force Gen.
Grant upon the Republican party as its candi-
date for next President. Whether he is the
right man for the place, we will consider in
due time; bat this is not the time, nor is
Mr.. Phillips the man, to make our nominations.
Let the people have chance to observe, re-
nact and decide
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DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SFMu-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. "a per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers 81 per annum'
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 20 cents per line.
SEMI-WEEKLY Tribune, % cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per line.
Terms, cash in advance
Address, THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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THE INDIANS.
BUTCHERY BY INDIANS 0

BUTCHERY BY INDIANS on TIE PLAINs.
. TEiySRhPh
FORT MCPHERSON. Nebraska. April l3-A mail
party from Fort PhKearney TO Fort Laramie IN charge
OF Mr. Van Valsey, Government scout, Sergeant ana
u men OF The Second Cavalry were killed, scalped.
stripped and mutlated by the Indians IS miles east OF
Fort Reno the 9Th None OF the party escaped ~
feared that the Crows will join the hostile Sioux III when
event Fort T.. f. Smith would be in great danger.
MURDER or A CHEF
IA CROSSE. VISA r 1.-two Indian chiefs had slaD
bling affray today, in which one OF them was killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

~ The Southern Relief Fund, Court Calen-
ddr Farm Items, the Money Article, and the
Markets appear on the second page; a letter
from Mr.. Geo. r. DOWning on the third page,
and Literary Items on the Sirth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

A DEsoRpERLY LOVER SENT TO THE PENTENTIAEY.
A German named Hermann Helms, Scyears OF age, was
on Saturday sent TO the Penentay for 60 days by Jus
tce walter on a charge of dsorderly conduct IL ap-
reared In evidence that Helms had visited the residence
OF Mrs Amelia Bennenburg, No 494 North Second 81,
BROOKLYN f. D. several occasions. and demanded the
hand OF young lady III marriage named Catherine
Glenn who is under Mrs. BennenbuTgs protection IL
also appeared Helms has been prosecuting the young
lady for long past, much 10 her DISGUST ana an
noyance and has been arrested for the ofense hee)o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

The letters of Gen. Howard and Col. Palmer,
and the Rebel Gen. Johnston, elsewhere pub
lished, are additional evidence of the famine in
the Southern States, and Of the suilerings the
people of this city are asked to relieve
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.


aken Of Anonymous Communication. "hits'er
intended insertion must be authenticated By the name and address
Of the we-uOi necessarily for publication, bat guias for
his good faith
All buses. letters for this omcs should addsnd to rnE TEs
UNs.' Wiorf
We easb,t underak. to return rejected Communications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

The American Photo-Lithogaphio Company an
nounce elsewhere another triumph of tho application
of one Of the most remarkable of late discoveries
Il il sp:smea Of type set by sunlight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
THE MISSISSIPPI oPEN TO LAKE PEPIN.

= TKIBrNE
81. LOuIS. April l4.-1he Upper Mississippi is now
open TO the foot Of Lake Pepn All the Western streams
are rising more or less rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

The WHISKY FRAUDS.-Ihe distillerieS Of James
OHara, Grandlane, and John Brady, Pymouthst, were
Saturday seized by the United Estates authorities for
violations OF the Revenue law. An Illicit still in Ply
mOuth-st, Gold was also seized. The case or
Charles McTammany. charged with Illicit disthDg. came
mp before Commissioner Newton on saturday and was
adjourned until the 22d inst. Thomas McCarty who was
accused OF similar offense, was discharged, there n0s
being evidence enough TO bold him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

Advertisements for this weeks issue of The
WEsKLr TRIBUNE mustb be handed in To-Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

In the Michigan town elections in % counties tho
Republicans gain five Supervisors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

OLYMPIC TfIRATER.
THIS HYENING-ENGLISH OPERA THE ESCuANTBEs
Rcd,ass Opera Company
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AmusemenI5.

ACADEMY or MUSIC
RUS EvENING-ITALfAN OPERA-LAFRICAINE
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wALLACKS THRATER
THIS EVENING-HUNTED DOWN-LAUGIIING HYENA.
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EIBLOS GARDEN
THIS EYENING-THE BLACK CROOK-Grea Parslsnue Ballet
Troupe
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

THE SUMTER CLUB.-The Sumter Clnb hold their
second ceeb this evening at the Academy OF Music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

NEW-YORK THEATRE
THIS EvFNlNG-(Mr Humphrey Bisnfs Benef;)-TICKErOF
LEAVE MAN
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AMERICAN (WALTHAN) WATCHES.
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD.


The GoRHAU MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
S yrKsrEs OF Providence inform the trade bat they are pro
dcng Goods comprising u nSNkR anu IRA
and TAEE description OF superior
onar And elegant dnS The base Nickel SILVER upon
Ia depot of Pure Silver such thickness that they
the sdyansges Of silver utility and from beauty OF design aud
tups rior finish undsilgusha from H. go . ,,.-,
nc Gos Manufacturing Company with confidence to the high
,.pon ey have established in the production Of SOLID SILVER
MAJ I'm which tEy for engaged and theJ no"
assure the public will fully sustain that reputation by the pro
n 81 sach quality and extreme dua
by as will insure entire satisfaction to the parchissr All articles
made ~ Them are stamped thus:
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
AID TOR THE prsrIrurE SOUTH.

AID TOR TIE DESTITUTE SOUTH.
'
SAN Francisco, April l3.-The Southern Relief
Committee OF Francisco to-day telegraph thew
had transferred through the Bank OF California the
OF $4,000 TO the NewYork Relief Commission for the
benefit OF the destitute people of the Southern states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

BOWRRY THRATER
THIS EyENING-LITTLB BOY BLUE AND HUSH-A-Blf
BABY
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II
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And A.. nb ar, fully guaranteed feel particularly to
call the above trade marx " Their aessn'
extensively initiated These goods eau Oa Dc pro
cured rom responsible dealers throughout the oounrJ
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FIFTH.AYR. OPERA HOUSE 1900, -,
THIS RYRSfNG-Guhn & Chr.sty's Minstfels-ROBHbl NJ
CARE HEW ACTS MUSIC SINGING, DANClhG' etc
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t-cnro BY their respective Presidents, .ni the other. Sy dol, &C

twenty-five BY their respective Presidents sn the others by duly &C.
credited Agents;
CERTIFICATE.
We ofhe Board o. ndcrwers OF the wy
Of Cincinnati having examined the apparatus AMI material BY winch hs
American Improved Gas Light generated owned and ecn'oueu
this city by Gibson John jeffrey Dsou' and H. hey'
hereby certify the sad apparatus and material 10 nov
increase the risk By applied and hereby grant pen
sion to those insured nsnTng with have The same Introduces
into their residences and places Of business
w T. IIuLsEGr President Buckeye state Insurance 70
J. A. DEvOy President Ohio Valley Insurance Co r.
C. J. W. SMITH, President Farmers and Mefhahes w.
A \ RFTvFs Agent Springfield aud United Insurance 90
Geo W NEARF President Queen CITY Insurance Co.
J. G. THOvAs President Merchants Insurance 20. ~.
H. LhvnFR President Peoples fire an1 Marine hsua'0o
~ COLLIER President Eureks Insurance COs
Nj T. U.uuEsoS President Commercial Insurance Co
Fr1vcs FygI,y President Central Insurance Co
Inuy Ky<ygrr President Hamilton County Insurance Co.
WN GoopNAN President Washington Insurance Co
r. II FcgVR1 President Western Insurance Go.
II WuTgfAN President Merchants and Manuacs INSURANCE 70
m g. ORpI0RNR President Citizens Insurance Co
IBos SHYKtocK President Enterprise Insurance Co
4 = SNrH President Cincinnati Equitable Insurance 20
Jas w BACHELOR. President Crescent Insurance Co
Ions BrRGoYNF President National Insurance Go.
a W. WILLIAMS. President Cincinnati Insurance Co
OWEN OwfyS Agent Seyersl Insurance Cos
s. T. COyINGroN. Nicc-Irosident Globe Insurance 20
MAYNARD FEENCH IT,, Agent Etna Insurance Co
IosyPu Ross President Miami VALLEY Insurance Co.
/ j. IIVfNGsroy, President Eclipse Insurance Co
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EvANs & LINDSEY, Agents several Insurance Cos
AMERICAN (WALTHAND WATCHES.
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BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
DAY AND EVENiNG-TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR-ROOM-ltn
Iorss-rWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CURIOSlflES-NAN An
BURGuS COLLECTION or WILD ANIMALS
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NETWORK CIRCUS. .u,o
THIS EVENING-ROCKY MOUNTAIN BUFFALO-ACROBAllO
AMI EQUESTRIAN FEATS Eew.York Circus Troupe.
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KELLY LIONS MINSTRELS. - -
THIS FvENING - CINDER.LEON (baresquel NORMA hPl
UOrn Water Birch. etc.
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Netu'1)otk Daily gribm,re.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

MONDAY. APRIL 10, 1867.
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DODWORTI HALL.
THIS FVENING-M HARTZ THB ILLUSlONISE The Au'omN'
lou, T. KscsunOteuT, Proteus, Floating Head. etc
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Being the intrOducers of the celebrated PLATED
GoRsAS MANUFACTURING Co.. above advertised We no"
Offer an entirely extensive stock from which desirable 'ee
tons eau be made STARR hAkcU'