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New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
THE BROiDWiY BRIDGE.

rHr sUrERyTRUCIURE RAI1Ep-THB GENRrtL PA
TuUE, og THE PROTECTED ImPRovEMENr-NEw-
YORK ~ ADVANCE or LONDON AND PARIS.
Tho long talked Of bridge over Broadway has at
last than, - the energy and public spirit of one Of our
"Ci'y Fathers" assumed tangible shape. Last evening
~ O'Clock the first column oi tho bridge erected At
thc northeast corner OF Broadway and Fultonst The
;oundition, for the columns have boon laid within few
Day, The,e columns raised on firm foundation
sunk 10 f,ai below the surface ot tho sidewalk. The
foundation on which they rest IA u granite work
ak feet s1uarc The columns are 30 feet In hight
measuring from thcr base To the top OF the ornamental
ltup.pos b. which they 70 be surinOuuteh All
cOumn--teo being each corner, were raised
by o'clock this morning, ana, IN addi,ion Two ohh
mental truss kr'rS were erected ana itteu IN tieir
places. spanning FuitOn--'. The ascent 70 the new
Aerial Bridge Will bo 10y means Of an iron staircase
of easy ascent the foot OF which will bc Broadway.
Thcro will DO three ghts Of stcpsten eachand two
landings, reaching which, the pedestrian may either
broadway Fulton st. at pleasure. There VIII De
throe lmpppSts at each avenue Of tngess and egeSS
the bottom ~ thr stairway, about ID teet ABOVE
the sidewalk another about 10 feet above the
landing Ou the bridge, and yet another
the top Of the main columns. The greatest diameter
support u the bridge Tho bridge has been SET up 10y
Mrtus Rich Grffths tho architects. the premises
of the contractors Mcs,s ID ID Badger x Co, ana been
f,und fully captble of bearing strain Of 100 tuus Last
evening Alderman Charles L. LOcw, the Chairman of HE
Special Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen having The
matter n charge and who personally from tho vory first
yn, present although IN III health and watched
every operaton connected with the progress Of
hts pot scheme, aud happy a. though II was ot th"
most vital Importance 20 hun very largo cOncOut'.
OF people gathered 10 the practical Inauguration oi
the much talked Of scheme, aud they all seemed muci
with Tho tangible evidences OF it5 Successful com
potiOu. Nothing Ike THIS bridge has hithcrto Occl pro
eced. much less completed IN any European OF Amer-
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
THE SITE or TRADE
~ rrlnlnArn 70 rnR rRlennR.

roplr,s, Feb ios,l., II 40 b,s u Cooa IT.. r",
& ,sn,sasi lev 81, t .spo iu the lam, time II soi 6.s.
Coya ,ar 81 III H. Oais JSc HAY 81 PORK lai ni
unchanged Bicon Saoarrs Re SMe' i5Tl lal ni %i,5r
C@4s8ros c. Pob -co,.ou ,e,i, sale. Of 80 bale. Of
ST. I5rn Feb o-rob,.s qpr, ,nd aac'ny"l Cotton qli,
Go,i ~ low Mlims glc. Mhus 28c.; Strict Miay. -,
~ ~ o. 40 ana Yl, 7lleia yellow soapslr Whit, az,
Sa' sss i I9 r@ySoa. ,s dq i sol 5gus Mes rq 5 s.
Sus,r Cured Hams c PLAIN 5c Lard dal no 'acs Whisky ull
Lor,yis Fsb rob,cco fairly sustained sale, Of is hhd,
S @ f n, ws ts m. ros al
lO, p'ckci Clear S. De Lard Re Ia tcrcs Cotton @,r 40
s,y,sun Fce ~ Cotton very irregular, Miins si l'le e'
rS & aqs ys S',c' f assGtcsi asss a ;ss,r SGg' S S
laygAl1 Tcb ip-Fopr .,,ly safe, u 30 bush. Spring si 80
1,o % ,l Si ~ ~ , ~ ,' ~ @ o s S Sr roio .M rs.
;5 1 a 6a 2'i y On Fo o s,,l a a Dsi Hs
changed rye aexlectei .,,,
was,I G & rob iSt 3 js g % f' s a md 'f' e $S s
[op & sG. M st, , iSia y, So in o sh Vine, are are
nonn, I9cls ils, % , Ss ,as s,, IL ~ s Ssa is B
Bette. n; S sne Ca, Ms,s .re IN @oisrte inni Camb.i
M y az Loose so clear lile' lol, sud Loose loi
packed 'I rather alsT ., f prime ssae & Esadsfs ds.
ais a, iS lOpB6 Rscrps5ooo Mil, Flonr 1900 bushels
ssp@- 900 bG, wogr bushels wheat 65Oo bushels Cora
fYrYaArt Fsh p-lonr dull bnt unchanged sales Of Tris
Lr,nd, 5O@+l ~ sut Fipcy At bli0b6 The demand '
local mt What uuhtug-i ALE, oi No. 5prag 1t 500
m Winter AZ r! u sale, NJ Sheei At 0c IN keator anl
aai5a in ,,cs TIE South In 81 o,ts very
M sale, of No At Hc The receipts are IN e.ee % lensni nv
hm salrt A. ~ ~ aud BIra At tl Is hldf' are Ohyns
freely BARLEY jul sales Of best Fa 81 80 Cotton ia owing 20
s hins up,ni l5alac duh Liverpool sdyee' helped
iepre,, t, market Receipts the last three lays loo bales fr
visions inactive uncbsussd Nothing doue Ia Mess Fofk
Or Lard only The sskuS 90 given which arr bDgt %
~ Lard but CITY Mess fofk not seab "t
blO For Lard le far demand Buik She9liers sales AZ So
Bacon l Of Shoulders at &c Side, AZ
i0oe ,i c,t mn sd Sides AZ l20ise Glover Seed quiet
as "a abl Timothy At 81 Og - 80 and F.I,eel ~ .
gE2 M nuirr M es Of Coltral Ohio Roll Al l3pOs Cheese
adv sole, 60l6le doh stl@@lGl buaS ai Gi@l' sell
In. t',rb.ure .lraly, No change iu money market
e.e,., -i'pU lnl 'h pweg. sts ~ IT 40 bh'. s
All I'd for s., Spring. biIr Rel WFlcr, bt q lor White ini
4C Ia vytyi hAn. Ri tlar g9sas9sai Al e. Daaky''.S
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
THE FENI1NS.
CITY TENIANISM.

The same intense excitement has continued 10 pre-
vail throughout the Tcuan Circles of this city In rgnrd
TO the vague concerning the iusutrc''n III i'hn
Yesterday as upon the day before. the stephens hrH"
quarters, Chatham-squarc, was the scene ~ '''"
counotion Large throngs Of eager aud anNl'" h'n
blockadcd up the dOorwayS tho Office Itself WIS co"or
with nqurcrs and specuator, upon the result Of events
tralrug across the water. The Roberts IIcadq
was the scene ~ almost equal commotion. Hard working
Irshucn attracted from every portion of The city were
here be seen. converting with low yo!re-, but knitted
brows upon the great question ~ the hour There was no
regular. public Fenan demonstration during the day ~
ccpt, perhaps a chance speech IN blrroom, OF an I'M
pusyc Irish song rc,i,ing the former days u rsh pa
trotlsIn, earnest for the future Numbers Of CIR
cles or clubs. held meetings during the night The at
tendance 40 most uf them Amounted almost 10 sufori
lion and The sccchc, listened 10 % the most fcrvd
Very many OF the Fcnians as-ert that today they
arrest u stephens and TINT they arc prepared f1r any
British al-chood a. inr o. stephens hny in r''..n j.
think that the Chlrf Organizer is really in the field
ION that hc b. stl ir The United Satcs AZ any rate re
fr-t tu.tvorlhy rcpnris from ncru-s the water are
awaited with great cagnruc-s and anxiety.
CtsrEAl oyu,Ef' BHor"rngoo' SO - ta'5n;s,r'l
CHcrr,TLe f.ui' of rr4od ~, riauri ssr parties r'P
i.h airpders- q. II hs b.u ept,.rai - p,pu,r Cb.f
E,esa, - hs il la'9% % h,i ,, - ~ - As rlg ,' ,i
s re's PRINTED circular, from s cglini oere tsarrF iA.
pn thr fur thsi pupr Iafsc doahou, h
o, rlc this Office payable 10 hs order ~ cen John w.
GleoH Cetcn of Circle, reuc,d 10 ppG immediately Tor pea
JoHs H. GLEASON. d. e. EIR
P.rucr CuHY Secretary.
In issue Of the 10th stated that Committee In
viicd MAYOR Hoffman O address the Fcan meeting TO
b. held this evening aud that he declined We nave re
ccvcd a communication from the committee in which II
stated that the Mayor promised 10 be present at the
meeting, " possible.
FENI,S MTLrISG ~ BROOKLYN.
meeting under the auspices ~ the Irish Republic tr-
"A
and Niuthst brooklyn, l.. d. last evening, for the pur
pose Of giving expression 10 their feeling ~ relation o ~
ia Ireland. Mr. John Flahcrty, Centre, and
others, delivered brief addresses calling upon thcr
hearers 10 support the men In the field. Their remarks
were received with manifestations Of appreciation.
THE FENiANs or JERSEY cry.
The DOhcny ard Hugh ONeil Circles Of the fcninn
Brotherhood OF Jersey city, Will hold public meeting at
the Catholic Institute South s1thst, on Friday evening
Of tli, week.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
nEArurRoM cnLoROFORM
FIRES
IN CAGNIINH-Sr.

At , o'clock on Tuesday morning a firc broke
out 10 the fancy goods store Of Mr' j. Hal No
u Carmnc-,t. The stock considerably dam
Dgrd aud the upper part nt the building also dhlh'
ecd by water The lo. Of Mr' Hall amounts 10 about
900. Insured for $4,000 IN the continental company
The upper part Of the buiing was ocrhprd UN }. T..
West aud family "a dwelling. Damage 10 furniture y
smoke and water about 500 Insured Tor bUW W. t1o
Corn Exchange Company Tho building - owned by l.
D,lmun and ~ damaged 10 the extent Of $1,000 Insured
Tor A. 40 i'm the Kncbcrbockrr Company. Sections ot po
lice were present from the Tweuyeghth ana ADJOINING
Precincts. under the command OF Capt Dickson
MORRIS AND gSSRX RAILROAD DEPOT BURNED
The freight and passenger depot OF the Morris AID
Esscx Railroad at Drnkesvlic was burned ut o'clock
ye,terday morning the station agent r Francis Byrdn
ails family barely escaping with their lives Two oi
hiTildrcu were seriously burned The freight stored
there together with Mr. Dyrams furniture and clothing
were wholly consumed The fire was caused by sparks
from the locomotive Of coal train
FOREIGN MAIL BURNED UP IN NEw9RLEAN'
n, rElSoRArn To rHE TRiBusf 81 , -
W,suINGToN Feb. lS.--A fire occurred ~ the New
Orleans Post office on Saturday night, burning all the
nswsuaper ,nniFand the for shipment O. foreign
~ BNfnsORE.
RurMORE Feb. l0.-Sappennings coach factory,
No "a Cerman-st, Eutaw, caught fire this evening, " IA
supposed accidentally. The upper portion was de-
stroyed The estimated loss on stock and building -
$4,000 Partially Insured 5000 IN Washington once OF
this city. 49, -
COTTON WAREHOUSE BURNED IN BOSTON.
RosroN Feb IA small warehouse near Federal
cont inp $4,000 worth OF cotton wn9 destroyed b
fra early THIS morning Palt of the c1i0n was saved IN
xVog Vgull.lyu, IL Was fuli u!sliea
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

st-pbnil less than the CHEST rata here mentioned
Detached clear space of not less thn 100 @ Al m Pon"
The C5m b., coucluisl not to decide upon IN the
Sogthsru states. the h'l unnus that the COMMITTEE dsfe ho
offer recommendation, regarding a.
The Commit l,o avoided making general rates f1r specially
hazardous usks In pa'rssucn rsAs nav peeh pes @
Committees the National Executive Committee The work Of
specially such risks still gong aud Is hoped sn expected
th The proportion u not al u such property will ere long have
and uniform acton the pirt o M
companies put this tnB q rates into force every Agn
ng u this schedule Of rates an insiuctng them 20 ,he 20
already h,af Where Local Boards
tmrui+i 70 'paon 10 thr one nov r. hrnisi
below The inf Is the result Of nh
thought AL conference o: opinion Win some o. tle eigS
o., ,juniry iul d, believed 70 bts judjus and d,nniny
,ge that be sustained by the united cooperation OF m n'ere'toL
W. ' ',erige such ooPra'n aud support as " '"Poas
C,rr,, i.ag agi., - hi, m their distribution
,monf hr applied the cot puc, pnnng ny appy
ig, - .ia fs,n,m a. Printing Co No - Nassau st., stairs
4, r,-.,p Fr,u- R,ns" necessary that the ndiDgs
,t,n pplcs ty sion around the corne Or b r-a
n :. mi ,,v krtv spar, regard them
bul ,iG occap,nces the gronni
B,1r count, more. ., tis -is- may be.
so,a are ort more tha, store, aud most Ongh to pay
he ...,se,,,a q bany, w,t commonly accepted among The
mpin-s 2fjhiT te best br practical Pupo' 'lga''el "
~. from tEs op,,is every re,p'c hsving wool
m .tp1s: being o, brick stone stl hsI fr' Tis metal s'
or ~ openings. font fni r',. m1i- ~ Iray roI
tl.s. h' best construction being similar - ts eret
brs pstto,f bpns, D. The arsvil ir' not trust
a,rilr Or I.'DTI
C,,s ,rs ~. fbues stone buiug With 'hinse OF
-,lps.ltip1 roof
Gli,, 3 u)3irn hrilhog
Brd , r.. %. 60. BIB pm-iinr' be asi % aiv.ase
ID . wbyi'u brllt1g "a metal. slate. Dr hl~ roof
brick blus h oof partly metal The better sort Of
grave, roofing god w,, a1i ~ aotlea c,ralc5-iao'. B
BB bulldog sh iron shr-r' good hreH,u and 'ner
"fsr
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
1ELlL or BREEcHLoADING RIFLES.

The Board of Officers appointed by the Governor
10 inquire into the merits Of the different brocchloading
muskcts aud 20 decide whether II would be- advisable To
have our state troops armed with such weapons In place
Of the old style Of gum met yesterday IN the State Arse
nal corner of Thirty-ffth-st. and scyenth-aye. The
Board il composed the following officers Cen Palmer
Gen Ward. Col Burt and Col. Baker. subioned Is a
list Of tie guns entered for examination; ,
,pon ad mayaine az carne misg re , Joshua Gy Bg,
ton M' Mas"1 e sis,,D f"a a Meg Lo~ mis. Sec a
alteration wer No t2 ous'onst o3'Ii3' W HsIa I1Ss N.Y.
9 Broadway Allen gan a & a IT, & As Sr Conn" au Rob
sGn smpoH , srn srn Original alteration ao) D. wal
e h s5nS ire arm tro original wm Henek So - West
nsT aud iinbes.t Brootn D. Iuhe gun A,ffsoh &
9@ I9@s: H. SE1s' YR aron.d gun Iteration
wauenst Poutney musEe' original roa'n i"~'' 'l
According to the arrangements agreed upon each gu"
sh D t Of or resistance rec and continued
eminent powder tnnad strength 20 rounds Win sns' ' ~ "
lot ro5nd Hin t S, firing one cJg or GO grains powder
standard Gocrnmc silenghl ht' target oinch Do''h P o
4aS spt Of Sng the sholisr target eao. arm to of
s'a @ m m ira iSio eosdsson aaioa h t.'t each e'
S1 % VIZ be Sss.s Ssi 70 Sf Sss Sein.% and liabilities eea
oj"a r65 ite. to arrangement by accidents common " the 'e
against premature discharge or lo'' Of cartridge ''"
'1l eaS an Local Ss.usleu, erton Of manual Of arms ''s
yrfuli linr m The
E5 Eae d nsu upon the ls6 ae9n d o.ag 81 sg a exposure
m 81, updr tlr eTuve direction Of ue Board and Tor 'a'N WV"
they consider satsfsct0y ,,.tt., foio the onen
Nan Eaect. Of the introduction u erraneou' mA''' ~ "
hfcfch A., a,J ring commencing With
tbe unoadcd and a the shoulder Of
Esregh The different anus SHAH pe ci"'''' "
aud rtasmhlng Them
subiuincd Is a list Of the guns tHeu g'S''i"'' :" "
first second and third tst-: go -,
rounds In minutes 80 seconds
Mhauh n' from tlr surseted nuskci, discharge
No. En- ,e anua 10 the tQeonh 'fst ~ 40 ,as
sis tvlh. Duriug the rnie ps4 W
gst r. In rspidI.y of 1dng discharged ~ shots IN 'H"
seconds. ted boarls. trcd
al u.nrIs unuutes seconds n hoarfs
~ % In INMATE; penrattu - ~ bnt
, ,t IN te igh: 80 shots fred In min9ies a srr or
"a 80 an srronnt of Government cartridge ots 'o's
| the chamber A boaris inl I'M
t.aiS ~, tired 10 minues
Robertson simpsons helf,l "l'n ~, a.ots u mn.rs
I Ji seconds uu IN .sotn,k to-day, WuOH
! fUItI.. tIIals vii taAe plaesi
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
CONTENTION or FIRE UNDERWRITERS.
MEETING or THE EXECUTIVE COMsurTER-THE COM
MTTTEE's REPORT on RATES.

MEETING THE EXECUTIVE COMSurTEE-THE COM
MIrTEE's REPORT on RATES
The Executive Committee of the National Board of
Fire Underwriters yesterday No Broadway
hear the reports OF standing and Special Committees,
and prepare business the annual meeting to-day The
Chairman, Mr. ID. A. Head, called the Committee TO
order The Committee Local Boards Rates and Com
missions reported that since the 18th OF December last 90
Local Boards have been organized and local tariffs per-
fected in addition 10 124 then in existence. The Com
mttee reported that in Chicago the Local Board at the
last meeting embraced only Companies out OF IS, but
now comprises all the COMPANIES, aud rates have conse
auently advanced 80 per cent. The Committee added
PHILADELPHIA ST. Louis. Cincinnati and Boston, have
not such board organizations as are necessary TO make
Them effective cooperative bodies with the National
Board Philadelphia has an old Board Of Underwriters,
hut IL only embraces portion Of the local companies OF
that place the agents not admitted within the pale OF
it, organizations such also Is the case IN Boston thcn
natl had board but through the weakness OF nerve OF
its members it dshandcd and low rates consequently
prevail there st. Louis has an organization c0mpllscd
OF the agents but the local companies refuse 10 JON H.
integrity seriously threatened aud It's disruption
may he expected l time, unless thc local cOhpducS
soon unite with them. Our Committee hope that SOM,
steps will be taken by your Committee OF the National
Board IN regard 20 these places" .
At the first meeting OF the Executive Committee, hed
In Hartford the 9th Of August, this Committee was ~
sructed " 10 recommend schedule OF minimum rates,
to be used points where local boards do not exist
This Committee prepared the following report, which will
be DtpIt N th,.la nm nm
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
DISASTERS
rAr,L RAILROAD ACCIDENT

F,r,L RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
" rHiHrSH
NFw-HAvrN Feb. ia Portuguese sailor John
Peters was accienty killed today by Tho cars Aged %
years.
DEATH FROM PREMATURE CuuD BIRTH.
Yesterday. Coroner Wildey held an inquest. at
40. 10 shcriffst on tho body OF Joanna A-hoer. a
native OF Germany. aged ~ years Prom the evidence II
would appear that months since the deceased
came 10 this city from Germany ana soon aitef formed
the acquaintance of German who ,cduced her ana -he
soon became cnccnie on Wednesday last -he entered
the shoe-sorc No. 90 East Houston So IN weak ana
exhausted state An old lady prcSrnt, taking compa7
sion on her helpless .onllon, ia, noI ~ i''o
morning Mr, NJ heard groans proceeding nom tho apart
mcnt occupied by the stranger, ana eriieIihs III ,ls
room. found tfnccs of a ch,Id bith Inc yoILnS
woman questioned. but dcu.od positively thht
she had given birth % a child search was
made aud the dead body of an infant found concehrd ~
a sofa in the apartment. Coroner Niidy Na' hoti.'u
and an inquest wa held dnG imo.ne, m ,rodc r n' ns
carriage aud the premature biIth was ptopaOy luo
result Of inkngit Dr Wooster Behcn' nluo pos.
mortcm examinations and found nat iae lniant W@hs @
dead when born owing 10 some difficulty between the
authorities q Bellevue Hospital ana tho C2nmsoners %
admitted either the hospital on Wards Island OF 70
Bellevue Hospital and although she received me Dgst
attention thnt the kind hearted people with whom she
had found temporary rouge could give hri sue u o
birth verdict In accordance with the facts was rem
dered by tlo jury.
DEATH FROM CnLOROFORM
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner
schirmor. at No. 1si Blccckerst' on thc po'y
Of a young lady named Mary Larrieu, who died
Yesterday morning from the effect Of overdose Of
chorOforn. From the evidence elected NJ the lnucsu
would appear that for time tho deceased has been
melancholy aud low-spritod In consequence of poor
health aud the recent loss of her mother ana bOth"r
Sbc ha. intey beon In The habit of occasionally taking
dose of chlorOform 10 cause sleep On Monday night
deceasc inhaled considerable quantity Ot tho chcnlCal
and never rcgancd consciousness II Is not bclicNcd t
The chornform was taken with the of producing
death verdict In accordance with the facts was teh-
dcrcd by the Jury. Deceased was native Of France
aged
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
BUFFALO CATTLE MApvrr

BrVY,ro Feb .l9-Therr little business done VII, A., ,,.
this morning 81 the stock in the yards having changed h.ni y,
afternoon. Thirty loti arrived m t,iav Sbc
Disposed Of the Cattle being quality ami pc., ssv. ~
t T. al grades There about car ls.as az 80,
in the yards IS o. which viii be shipped Rst mo1E ms
bet Extra quality l. 40 70 900 n tat Oren All a..
80 So Good 0D 400 u Fat Cattle steers F-k7 IS ps
To 100 N sni Heifers &50k6 Receiptss hs,s
Shipped-6 hssd The Sheep snl Hog market uuas AIN a.
there report Prime heavy Hogs brnf from ar
p cst, live weight Hogs: ReceiptgO head spm ats.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
N lpRIED

BRUSH-BRIGGSA residence bri>, fthr Tuesday
Feb the Samuel Knapp Sic ThOmss Ma
Florence Briggs. both gt Chi, city.
JOYCB-WIMPRESS-O MonisY FEB ~ At 81 Fru., g47.r,
Church b. the Rev. J. Diuhres,r j. wn J. Joyce II B.is
yie n j., To Mis-, Sabh Wimqse Of Mott IaVea. n Y Ne
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
~ rsLsaR,Pn 10 raE raIsusH

C.wBRDez Mass. Peb laTte quality of BEEF C''i- bst-
than week prices unchanged with sssIiy mark ~ ~
er at Az 7ja quity Sii j0gbl. ,oni llhlr
SOG blO IS hn auty tqT ~ - Working Ofn Il tJ ,al
$50 psr pa Re,ep Sheen Lambs sales tDl.c
y %; the light supply advanced prices &c. = ~.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
Mourning Goods.

CARD-w JACKSON No 55I BROADWAY. has senSt,n,'T ..
m Of Bombsrnss aud all other No'niaS nr
G,,it As Bonnets Shasl, Coas Walls Grapes Htnlker bets
Govs B-Ltdie, waited with good. al their Tcs lene
Su Rocs No 55l Broaisa opponte Ttny %
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
Special Notites.
The Air Adyertises

The Air Advertises
PHALONS NIGHT BLOOMING CERBUSt
Delightful pas. article encountered place Of 'nas'
me every party every drssom Tens c thoas'ai' Of had
Aercef i,e the Invisible evidence is virtues ia Al. dse,a
and none name Il but prai"-
National Board Of Fire c S%"s: S%%.
al d :. '3 sp2IsS19 o, e. .s & S,ioa' , b Boa, -, =
The YORK Bo' No. ise B,oairy Room No ."i
rrsster h, a'ne' 'ad adIe ., thrr s,Ts,5
EIsSISr ESSSS 4 nTSSSF GSSSTlSo Ne, rs;s q Boar.
CARLISLE NORWOOD ! la,u,ace Css-
EerYo.k Pe5 a. les. -----
Paris Exhibition.
Positively last tSo i,ys Of k,,,aln Johnson.
''' L. l" ''s SOURCE or TuR SuSQUBuANNAH"
These two p,inr for The 's sa's29 s be ""'s"' "'"
u0RSb PAlR," ...-.,....,
% " the other rlspj 5sSrs s @ SE% p,6 sRf ' RSdsS sS
No 8ii Brousay opposite Wslecfs TIeles
Open from "a m to 10 p. m. Admission %.
The Commercial Agency Register for 1861
PUBLISHED Br
McKILLOP. SPRAGUE & Co..
h becn thoroughly b, BESrJUD6BS ofcrett u"
pronounced COMPLHrg List OF CRY AND coUSet
MERCHANTS and tue ACCURATELY RATED io''s~ 'fe'A
''P''' '"' TIS THE YpARD WORK on CREDIT
Ma o,br Reference Book valuable o The B,as of Coaaa"s
Room.
A speedy Cure Tor all skin Diseases.
Ica-SwyNs. ySs 0Sys,ST 0,STsss Cares Irca ro"i ir'''
IrsaST,ySs. 9sTssyT 9IssS Cares Tss" s'rr R""U.
TsTrsa-.Sw,!sss 0!sIsEsr. Cure, Irc"rss Pas.
fbi1,S RsRNIs 20 No n Parkrow r. ,ai oil DrlsSs<
,truma tic lsait Baths.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
STRUMATIC SALTS AND WATERS
are sovereign for the cure Of
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM,
SCROFULA,
SWOLLEN GLANDS.
OF THE SKIN, &c., &c..
For sale at all the principal Druggist, - ,,,,,
No Sc tai,rA
Inyaiid's Wheel Chairs, FOR IN OR OUTDOOR USk
From k6. Inyalds carriages TO order
PATENT CANrERING HORSES. &l2 10 fI5
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singers Hair Restorative
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use. Warranted
Depot No. 70 HssssHst
Iockwood's Pa per Collars and Env elopes.
WE &B. ID LOCKWOOD, No 80 Broadway.
Clothes Wringers all had. REPAIRED by the BAJLsf
WASHING AND WRINGlNG MACHINE COMPANY, No II Court
lanitst, NeNiork
Wigs Toupees and Ornamental Hsir.-Frt qlsisJ haIf
iJe nl hair lyeny Black B9ao all shade. a " BATCH.
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s-asps WAsHINGTpN, April II.
The President submitted q comm.
nicatiou from the Governor of Massa-
chusetts inclosing an attested copy OF
the resolution OF the Commonwealth
Iratifying the proposed amepdment5 OF
the 14th article, OF the Consti-
tuition of the United States. Laid
on the table and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Chandler offered 5AIreSolutiou,
which was agreed to, directing the SEQ
rotary of the Treasury to inform the
Senate whether he or any one author
lied and employed an attorney ,orcsot
licitor to represent the department. be!
fore the Court of Claims in pending
suit; what attorney or SOLICITOR em-
ployed; what fee to be paid him, and
out OF what funds. and under what law
or authority he had been 50 employed!
The Senate resumed the considera-
ton o., the adjournment question, and
debated until quarter to -four O'clock,
the arguments presenting very much
the same points as heretofore made.
Finally the Senate refused to postpone
the Reconsideration the resolution until
tomorrow, by vote of II toll.
Mr.. Stewart moved an amendment to
1x Tuesday next, at 4 p. M, as the time
for adjournment, sine die.