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The Cause Of Inferior Stock.

Some farmers sell or slaughter their
best stock of mares, cows, ewes or sows,
and thus cut off all hope of any improve
ment at one blow. Does heifer show
any disposition to fatten easilyf She
is encouraged to feed until fat, and IS
then sold and eaten, while her fellows,
who belong to the same breed with
Pharash's lean kline, are kept for milk
or rearing calves, because they are not
aud cannot be made fat for the butcher.
Has farmer sow pig which becomes
fat upon which the rest of the pigs are
starvingi He gives her over to the
butchers knife and propagates from
Gland shads" and corn-cribs.
Has he fine, round, bright-eyed ever
She will be fatabeut the time that his
half filled pork barrels are empty ana
she is stripped of her fair skin and fair
proportions simply because sheis worth
the trouble of killing; and thus many OF
our farmers perpetuate a breed OF AMI
mails that are q disgrace to the country.
They seem uneasy while they possess an
animal that will draw the attention OF
their neigbors or the butchers, and woe
be to it lift put on better appearance
than it's fellows, for from that time its
doom is sealed.
To improve the breed of animals, 1t Is
by no means necessary to incur great
expense in bringing animals from dis
tance. fa farmer will mount his horse
and ride across the country some fine
day, and view the live stock of his neigh
bors, he will soon perceive that there are
abundant means of bettering his cir
cumstanees by cross or exchange, at a
slight cost, and he by this plan is i'm
proving his Judgment by comparison,
and boarding up experience for q fu-
ture day that will be of more value to
him than the ecxpenses ofmaHy such ex-
cursions; and improvements once begun
and persisted in for o short time, will
produce such a corresponding improve
ment in the mind and circumstances OF
the farmer as will insure its continuation,
and richly reward all his labor and out
lay.
mGDy VI our ldI iuOi5 uOotiOS ehO hOPS
of improving their stock by system OF
false economy in the selection of males
from which they breed their stock; many
do not keep male from which to breed
their horses or horned stock, nor is it
necessary, as one will do for neighbor-
hood; but this one should be the best;
and in order to keep good one, q good
price must aud should be charged for his
services. g
Many farmers lose thirty and even fifty
dollars in the value of full grown
horse, steer, or cow, by q system OF
false economy,-by not being willing to
pay two or three dollars more for the
services of male.
l have repeatedly driven my cows
three miles to good male, at cost Of
four to five dollars, when / could have
found male on my neighbours farm, at
q cost of twenty cents.
About three weeks ago sold q five
year old colt for $3.50, when colts of the
same age could be bought for from $l4O
to $50, and can only attribute the ex.
ira price to the additional expense of
five dollars in the choice o male.
A COMMON FARMER.
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nemocratic and Conservative
state Convention.

rha Democratic and Conservative voters
Wat Virginia, together with all Others wh'
~. wiling to unite with them for the over
,hror of Radiealism In our State and nation, ar
..,Das,sd to meet In their respective counties
~ townships, At rs early day as may be expe
,;.n, and select delegates 20 represent theil
~n,;a.i in STATE CONVENTION, TO be he'll
WHEELING, on WEDNESDAY, JANUA
py srH 1865, at 10 o'clock A. N. 1t is recon
,,,ndsd that two delegates, and Us many alter
.,.ss be chosen for each township.
your Committee call this Conventional view
=, the existing necessity for a prompt and
,Ac-oush organization Of all the elements Of op
,..s;tiop 70 RadicaHsm in our midst. The glori
,rs results of the late elections in other States
,nd the evident decline Of the Radical cause in
wsst Virginia, assure US that by proper effort
- may rescue our State frem the grasp Of her
,pscrupulous rulers, and restore to our people
the blessings Of just and economical govern
uspt We deem it best to begin the work al
oDes. II you viii give US your active and united
.ia we cannot doubt of final success.
DANIEL LAMB Chairman,
VI. REILLY,
A. WILSON,
A. J. SWEENEY,
GEO. r. TINGLE,
State Executive Committee.
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The United States owns l,4Oo,ooO,ooo
acres Of land, t,S5,s..f 3ss,. & :.
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A Correction.

We desire to do exact justice to all
men. We would not willingly misre.
present or traduce even our bitterest
enemy. In our statements with regard
10 our opponents, it is our aim to pre-
sent nothing but facts, and should We
ever vary from this rule, the deviation
Is to be referred to mistaken judgment
rather than malicious intent. Like all
who bear the heritage Of mortality, we
are not infallible. We are quite con-
scious that in our experience, we have
several times partaken of the lot of
universal human nature, and badly
blundered. But erraTe est hamaRupl.
This is q quotation from the Latin
grammar, and literally interpreted,
means that mistakes will happen in
the best regulated familiesn)
As most of our readers have already
'urmised, the previous paragraph is de-
signed to preface either an explanation
bran apology. We always make it o
rule, when we have done wrong, tc
introduce our excuses in the foregoing
style. 1t has a candid, repentant sort
OF an air, and then it let's one dowr
quito easily and gracefully. The occa
sion Of this particular '1et down." is 8
desire to make the amende honorable tc
The Parkersburg Times. In o recent
reference to that rural obscurity, We
'ntimated that it was working in the
pay Of Governor FOREMAN. Tho Times
kindly assures US that our utterance
upon that head is 9 base slander, or,
not to pnt too fine point upon it, an in
famous lie. We make haste to give the
5afkersburg editor the benefit of his
disclaimer, We also give vent to our
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The Hand OF God, in .he Contest.

The " Houd OIL God' an ine Sontest'
Arecent letter of Judge KELLEY's, in
regard to the late elections, has the fol-
lowing passage: "The hand of God is in
this contest. His people are again pass
ing through the Red Sea. The Repub-
lican party, under His guidance, has
gone SO far that its leaders dare not re-
cede, or ever pause" This is about the
way the case stood with the Egyptians.
The chosen people passed through to-
ward the promised land, as the Demo-
cratic party is now doing, but the poor,
frightened hosts of PHARAOH got where
they did not "dare to recede or even
pause and as consequence, they suf-
fered serious damage from prodigious
freshet just then occurring. Of course
the hand of God is in the contest" )"
and the Fall elections have proved o
veritable Red Sea.
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NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,

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Commentaries and Biblical Works,
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In great variety.
A complete assortment Of Theological, Stand
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Exclusive agency for Smiths celebrated
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Give us a call, or address the Local Agent,
ctis GEORGE W. ST0N Err
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Last Monday afternoon respectable
appearing white woman appealed to Q
policeman ut the Providence (R. - de-
pot to prevent her sister, a young girl
from Connecticut, from going off te
Boston with q colored man. The officer
went into the car and had an interview
with the girl, but she was bent on going
declaring herself Of age and capable oi
managing her own affairs. And &c
she did. z
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U,HIS COMPANY HAVING OR.
i CANNED In April, 1864, in conjunction
with the well known firm Of GAEHLE g. CO.,
as a Joint Stock Company, exclusively Of prac-
tical Piano Makers who have held prominent
positions in some of the best establishments in
this country and Europe.
This Company claims that their Pianos com.
bine all the excellencies of all the
Latest improvements;
And it will be apparent to al, that men whosi
skill and abilities have been approved by tht
best manufacturers, will not be less successful
when their own interest and reputation are In
yolyed As testimony to the above, they were
awarded the first premium over all competitors
by the judges Of the late exhibition, held at the
Maryland Institute, Of Baltimore, Nd, in 0cto-
Der. 1865.
These instruments being sufficiently intro
duced In this city, and having proved equal, II
not superior to any heretofore known. Those In
want of a frstclass Piano, manufactured with
the greatest care and Of the best material will
ave dealers commission. which only makes
Pianos more costly, but by no means more val
uable, by sending orders directly to the Factory,
as above directed, or by applying at Prof HER
MAN KRYTER'S, No. l63 Market Street for
further information. A guarantee for five years
"a given as regards durability Of construction OF
every instrument, and will Se kept in tune for
one year free of charge.
Old Pianos taken In exchange. febA
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Club Meeting.

There will be meeting of the Young Mems
Democratic Association on Saturday evening
November 23d, at the Police Court Room, foI
the transaction of business. BY order.
RIG. BARR, Secretary.
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THE SP1TE or TRADE.
sr rgLGoEAPH To ruR TRIBUNE.

sT rEIzJEAPH TRIBUNE
s.S In yco March 2a-Douhe Sacked Flour aboard steamer
f Sd Choice shipping Wheat III T50fl 3d. Legal tenders Sc
CiSclyNtT 23Iou closed quiet but steady Wheat h
90 O hush a b. u bulk shcled and bnb5c sacked
M .tf.r r b good demand at SOC for No IN bnk
Hve ou No asa ~ % Choice, + +Id 81 81 barley I'M
e,n1e Cotton dull aud nothing dng market nominal z'1E'
fr tng Whisky quiet ne IN bond the demand - hgh' uu
.,a l moi he forced Mess Pork tm a ~ but no
90 we're made Al over s2l Bulk Meats quiet hOtO ID sold al
9aOie m shoulders and Sides Bacon dal Lard brn at l2tGlSc
the Batter and Cheese unchanged Gro
s, t.a Clover seed 80 80 Timothy Seed dull Hemp seed
c, AMI numerous East for H. FI seed ~ ~
Gold 1854 buying aud 49,. selling Money close aud TIE demand
rxrox March quiet, Low Mdng 2otc IN specie
receipt. Of week 600 bales stock hand JoO bales sales oi
Moany March CoonSse to-day 800 bales market au a,
23a28lc. receipts to-day, jf bales -,
SAvlSSAH March 2-Cotton quiet and quotations hoMhs ~
2sr; receipts oia}, 900 bales ., amin,
March quiet; sales of 200 bales Mdlng
u,nI Al 2 receipts today l9 bales receps Of the week 25o
bies, erports % bales stock on hsui, 1000 bales.
lqtOton dull Mddiug 2ic l~eeipt To-
v sg Iaes Export. bales Receipts of the week B bales
EIpors 52l2 bales Corn active At ~ va 81 Il Tue ohef maA7
sreu unchanged o. -,
~ Ior March gaTobacco quiet sad unchanged Cotton heavy
aud unchanged. Corn advancing, sales nj
e for Mixed yellow aud 90 e93c for White Oats advancing
sales Barey huuer tlsl ~ y ior Spring Rye hn
. 9n Al % Mess s22 500 412 IS Bulk Meats &c for
Sbrf Otc and lc for clear sides Bacon dull al c
m Clear srs Canvasscl Hams l5io Lard dull at c
,or choice Eeg. WHISKY fee. - Is. .-.- -
CHIcAgO aarsh -Fout sss at Sl3d43 20 for Winter
FItras for Good fancy. Wheat hIm sud good de
recent, D.; s6 M Winter and Spring Extras aud
- 81 m - i5 nr Spring Extras Corn hIm aud
fys alrslc. 0i l ss-s " No al Ridslei NO T. ~
c,. q. Tor NJ o.,' uors active apd ssTaae'l a.
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P.lS7IuES or THE cHIVALRT

FATAL DUEL IL NEw-ORLEANS.
Br rRtXGR,PH TRIBUNE
NEw-ORLEANS, March CA duel occurred this
morning between the manager Of the National Theater
ana the editor Of She The German gazette The latter was
seriously and probably fatally hot at the third fire The
weapons were iryoycrs The OF the rcncontre
an actress.
THE Dull At MILLttEN's BEND.
We yesterday published a dispatch from Memphis an
nouncing a prospective duel az Millkens Bend. The
parties are the Hon L. NJ Yerger editor Of The JacS0H
Ddiig MiSSiSsiJj,r and the editor Of The |icLSbTg
HeIaH The following card will give idea OF the cause
OF the difficulty:
MEvPHr Mail a. 1--T noticed scnrous article n Ths
TctIp uI Of the llst inst concerning the editor OF Is Ns
r author tlse and vari taducef,
Las lupuruuitr shall
couuu- The tr sk Of my life
temaf nmeste conveniently outside the limits OF
nv siatr. a. tl+ O,rr;ou House Memphis
L. ~ YrRoEE EJ.ior Mis5iSsiapdH.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

Dared racing apstrea 45 feet long; q cared she'll -
rect long; two single scu shells: three single sci Woi'
ing boats, and five double scull working boats. d,
The Bergen Point Boat Club organized in lSi, dl
has At present members and boats: the Gig Bayonne
81 feet long iapsrcak, four Oars, and the barge
geiue" "a feet long aud feet wide. The bOdl
house II at Bergen Point. n. j.
The Neptune Boat Club OF Port Richmond, staten
Island, organized in 1863 and has NJ present - mem
hers Neptune Club sixOarcd boats OF 40 and )
feet In length. BOa-hOuse at Port Richmond, :. l.
The Hudson Boat Club Of jersey City was ORGANIZED ih
1865 and has active and honorary members. ne
"Hpdsons' own the lapstreak Hudson formerly Ie-
longing 10 Yale College 4G feet in length y It lH7i''
carrying a cOxswan BOathOuse foot o. Van NOoiat'',
Jersey CITY. I'D
The "AlcyOn" Boat Club Of NcwHork was orSdin4cu
in 1si5 The Acyon Cub owns the barge AityOn, pule
Xix oars 25 feet In length and four feet 10 inches Su
Shin,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

q w % s sss & F5' 3 ,eT' 5 ri 'so's st "a sb f's1 e
81 27 @i F,a receipts. and No Cora !. d;s f. i,i ,t
3 p cash and q; t2j p buyer April " no sales Ca se' NOR
s'e & a 0ad I, w, fRo" % l1 EI sIte ,ye At 5ai5e for
Counly sud Choice City Live Hogs declined 5a lO snd r a.e
a +5gs9 80 R-crp-}So b5, Flour, $500 huh Mhes' 800
7C,s bush Whest 3 500 bush. Corn .,o.
NlvreE M1 z9Fcar arr Wte., do per-sa,; - e9i 9i
fr No l. Caa steady at = or New Sbcel delivered Pro
bb, eenials Wheat 40 do Oats Shpm'7N-f"'o
Lorsyur march laes ofI bbds Lea Tobacco At at r,ie,
iom ~ ~ TO ~ J Flour supetss sl0 tGa &c in .ue ~
shoulders 9l09le Clear Sides Pc LTi in tires l2c ~ sfs
l3c Buk Shoulders S!c, packed Raw WHISKY - - ee 'o'a
NV oarr,s. March % cotonsas to-day 900 bales o Tie
STOCK on land is5 a5 bales Suga-Tere inquiry or Prime At
iJc market nearly bare and quoted q o for Good
Flour a1a suPeTa7e ~ li.g t2 ?o Corn @ nr; @
ci2,d at iql Exchange on London and Sen oLA 1n & E M
Sp q rurpeune steady az 69c Turrenne firm sales TO-DAY " @''
PElp Mrs9 % Flour dq and d.es9s , q 'S w O., NS, S5
EsI'sr1 i5' e 81 % @ M s S Maukce - 8 western Red
Corn unsettled ale' 200 bush yellow 81 III oa sisaay G5
Sus.I ~ 40 P' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~, at 81 20
B,LrrSoRs Macl 29-FiCar whes-Choce whiis - 90
Pennana Red held ' S2a 49, but pSs sod % o,s w - Te 81 70 70
~ il for Prime 5000 bush yellow brought 81 loa 81 H. oa;sses
pc Cotton unclanyed Mdilns Upands soc. Mess Fo Sf'
good demand; Canada wanted sales Of 600 bush No Mwsse a.
~ Milwaukee 81 81 nte Csna
TO- active and closed finn; sales Of % cars a. sie
9Jc all Ohio on State hne trscA O
nominal Oats In fair deman1i sales smsu
Rye dull aud held AT ~ ~ for Neilern
Barley III u for Canada seeds dui Clover ed AZ ~
Medium Timothy. - 5Oi Flax, 80 Hgh"ine nominal al ~ ~
Pork aud Lard unchanged.
,wpaO March snd good demand sales OF 40
bh u 2j0 +l2 81 for No Spring 59a y for Red "
SIS for White > i5d > Double Extra; Rye Four, al Buck
wheat Flour unchanged % Wheat quiet and quotations nomn.
~ 8O bush No. Indiana al H. oars are sehg
small !ot- Csc for choice Necru Barley rye and fea nona
Com Meal u 100 r. and ~ NG ~ 40 for ~ SACKS
MIN Feed scarce: shorts selling $3.50 Spstufs A. 4W and
Miduz At f.oa -, per Railroad FghFou to Boston
NeNlo zoe Albany 5Oc Weather clear and pleasant
with hgh wind
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
TIE WEATHER.

NEw-YoPK March 99.-1he following is the range
OF the thermometer III this city to-day:
Io, m l2m p. n. 6p. m.
AZ a. ii2 AZ
b THE TRIBUNE
MARCH 29-l0:3O a. m.
UalifaX-Wind y w: clear Thermometer s.,
Portland-Wind west clear. Thermometer 0'.
Boston-WiHd west clear Thermometer 32'.
Sprngfird-Wnd west; clear. Thermometer 49,
Phiadcphia-Wind NV; clear. Thermometer 3s'.
Washtueton-Wiud n. W; clear. Thermometer 3So.
RichmoId-wnd W; clear Thermometer i22
FORTRESS Mouroe-Wind n W; clear. Thermometer 81
st IOuis--Clear and cold.
ChcagO-Clcar and cold
CinciHnati-Clcar aud cold
Pittsburgh-COld and clear.
BuffalO-Ciear and cold.
OsTegO-Clear and cold
Eyracuse-Clear and cold.
scranton (PaI-Clear and cold
Alhany-( lear and cold
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
MARRIED.

CHAIMEHS- Charlton Ssraoea 'ognir on l, lh,,
dl, Na, Channels tO Agnes daughter o AeAah' v"
CRUSER-vERNILYA-At New York Friday March ~ lda BY
lie Rev L. H. Gillette. Mr h. J. Crer o Kingston "a oh'f o.
Montro.s 10 Ni., Charote A Yeunilya OF New-iork.
The Hartford Conn Courant and The Independent Republican Of
Monirose Pa, please COPY.
Observation-Disclosures the Presbyterian Church Baghnon
on sunday evening the Rev Geo BoanaI Chaf'
Dck,on 10 Bessie Virginia daughter Of the Hon Giles W ioeI
FIRT-pOST-On THURSDAY 28ih inst; by the Rev H. A. Coro Geo
" Firth Of Ne1togn Adda s. daughter OF H. fos e'l
OF JERSEY City NJ.
FRFNCI-LOCKWOOD-n Brooklyn THURSDAY March ~ Al the
ras of ftfc brs the Rev W N Nesiakr 0 oWeso
T. Tuce To- ts bride j. Wesley French to Arc daughter "i T.
g Lockwood
Tfy-NOPDIFIsERAt Hamburg Germany. March u
- h. t pH.f (, e. Couul s. Williams Adoph lialar
ten York 10 julia daughter o the late AoF'htm Nou"eiA
erof Toronto. &. W.
mfLFR-NORRISSON-A Maspeth T. ! on Tue'ay lFl INST
h. fe Rev d. = Mcleod NJ George Miller % Ms, Margaret a.
danhter OF the David MOssOn both OF tue above place
NOORE>-ATEA AYOn THURSDAY March g. az the ch %. iSr
Has rf. Bn,kvn D., the Rev D. v NJ johnson Rector d" ~
Mars Parish Frederick W Moores IT,. e. : v 10 Mar H. oh'
Ita.t.. Of gliey j. Hathaway esp. oi BmokNn ~" cdf
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
EncEzznz.sxszEH
DIED.


BOERrNa Baltimore M ThuIglag The l'.l inst Nh'i'a'
Of AIha" Bonn" @ = j. = h Pd1,e St it sl the e" Gn.o Of Christ Church
BroliFe7 mar Beiiora'r Boos1 3 f. 6 %, e lmir are
invited without uthrr notice.
BOGERT-On THURSDAY 2} Caroline Angu Youngest child oi
The elty's sad friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO attend
tie funeral from The residence 81 t9e P'ign 1 70 i "tb,f
further inyaion
BggSSEETb funeral service. Of William Price i9,n 'os slsaa
hsr on Be5iaye near Mrrtaye Ea, Brooklyn, MouJ
sesi APnt8 8 L a. 20 SisA s, Without iher you The reain,
wil be taken TO Bristol r. l.
DAvIS-n eldng Conn on Weintay March q Of Consumption
The funeral viii take place SATURDAY. oh inst at p O'Clock n
pRVER-In Brooklyn on Wednesday 27'h Hst Of pneumonia Mr
rs o1 ai1i r. V VII ,iie Place on SATURDAY, March 80 At oe9Ss & w.
@ s end are requested attend without iaoIe formal inn
pm1iaace 11'6. R. /. pspe-, viii please copy.
MOORE AZ Springfield Mos on Sandav NarS ~ N,T . H. ~. VI" Hon., o.
The friends and M & p, are at ococs % rom the residence
mother 40 23 fInLaye without luther INVITATION
oMfAiA-0u Irsr 23ih inst, lIoao widow Of the late James
R & an, relative, Of the family respectfully invited to attend
The t' we Fort Iin.l to the Church Of the Holy Cross
Foit, .,ccon,,t ~ TO Calvary Cemetery. -,
PIrTMAS-Mrs May pitn rena oi Tue '''e u '"
rr,i win take place on sunday 1,4 o6o'f 6 Fead, Of the
family are invited to attend. william ana
Rlppf-rle rem,in. Of the late Charles H. s. Of -. s.t
i IN ,h, ciy th funeral vi take pace sunday Mari.
u AZ a O'Clock A., Matthews Church, WalAeTst near
Broadway.
TAYLoR-In Brooklrn on Thursday M,rch % Matilda Howard
wife Of George Darlington Taylor and eldest daughter Of Charles
r. Marvinr
SUNDAY O'Clock a. Oh, residence OF the father, No
Schemrrhom-st
TrBBY-In Broosvn on Fihh Thursday 2o inst Mary
daughter Of Josiah aud Phee Anna Tubby IN the 81 year Of her
The friends family invited attend the funeral At the res,
her grandfather Paul Bunker Nc q Lents on Ne'tHu
day (Satutl,,) JOth inst, ~ ? O'Clock p
Bergen Point y j. Thursday 23t inst ater
Illness Lydia A. wife Of Isaac Van Dyke aged :" years ana
months 49,
The relative, and friends Of family also the members OF Ac,ca Lodge
No III T. and 4 NJ members Of Warren Lodge. No z'
o. ofO r. are attend the funeral from No 81 Oeeh
wichaye, ON SUNDAY Jlst inst, at O'Clock p M
wRIGHT-ou Friday March % Charles Wright Hnse Mas IN
the saith Of his
wHTR-On Thursday March 23 Sophia A. wife Of Moors White
aged s. years.
Her remains viii he taken o Spencer Mass
Eastern papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
Gperial Notiees.


Important 30 Railway Travellers.
THE APRIL NlMBhR or -. cy,,p
APPLEr0NS ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
MONDAY APRIL j, AT 10 NJ
There
THOUSANDS AND TENS OF THOUSANDS
RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT TRAVELLERS
TRAVELLING WITHOUT THEIR CARPET BAGS
,pprFHoyis a yilhHp. @Sip%gf SSygSf GUIDE
Contents Of April Number 90 , ,,,, ,,,s q,
purchasing Tickets Checking Baggage Railway Maps KAN
"M II ONE h1SbRFb RAILWAY MAPS representing the principal
routes OF travel West North and South These maps OF rone
al" i NEARLY THREE HUNDRED TIME TABLES giving the time
Of the departure the various trains throughout the Jn's
~ INDEX TO THE NAMES o nearly thousand stations
towns villages snd cities situated npsn the Eawys OF ne United
States the Cnad many Of Which are represented upon ne maps
Wv w P0kTRGIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH or TnOS G.
Scsi DeIseaton Of Character by 5 r. Wells - -
wi MONTHLY ACCOUNT or RAILWAYS AND THEIR FRO
VIZ ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL
~ w tRGE RAILWAY NAP OF THR UNITED STATES
TARIF q TIME AND LAKE DISTANCES &c, Ac.
APPLEToNS ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE j. & ior ''n, T S
cal and news depo and all the principal railway ohcs anu AoS
ghOui the United States and the IsGsGss % ~ pt,,h
Nos. 4i3 aud AS Broadway
IayaIids, Wheci-C hairs, for In or Ou-Door Use,
PATENT GATHERING HORSES, sl2 to +95.
Chldrens Carriage swings Hobby Horses A',,-r. .
---,.z. uoI Rc.Iored 10 Original outhful Color.
IoND6N Lie, Prevents HAIR COL0R hkSLVhEE1 rSEEH
LoSDoN o.,.A a,Ha, TAiT mAiR COLOR Color RESFoRER
I0SD0N from HAIR COLOR R.SroRhR
i00NNDDUN ps,n,v Falling HAIR COLOR RkSrORERe
az - cents bottle; bsfdoen Address orders to DR.
SwAfNE & son. Philadelphia Sold 6y all Dmsgls'a
d., aa1 h,ir dyssg BaaA GorA all A1ai'. at '" a. BATCh
gLORs No. 10 Boad"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
Four Hundred Thousand Names.

The SrED SrArE BrSEs DKcroRl contains ne %
thousand dealers and nanu3cuer M every ec
ofte country trades is the largest the mos
corpete ana useful of the Kind ever issued Not only
city In the Jnonf but hnnen
ftousind localities which can be reached hrgash
mo other source contained Price $40 For sale by tls run
Usher No 203 Brostna, onl JoiN j. IR'" 40 ~
Grrsnebt- Advertisement
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
stitching WhalebOnp.

,fi.p z Couch o Ekton Md writes very much pleased
with ms machine approximations n very iit
To illustrate the strength of straight short needle she adds; Asl
toe cord waist lt,t week "hale'"he spPe' "''h
aud stitched tlroa "a itr'- Advertisement
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
CONNECTICUT.

Tho election in Connecticut viii take place on
Monday next A Governor. Lieut.-GoyernOT Secre-
tary of State. Treasurer Controller. fOrr MebeTs Of
Congress- 81 State Senators and 237 Assemblymen
to be chosen The following are the rival State
frLetS.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
,tp,yy IryP SToCK MARKET.


Atr.vy March There STEADY trade cattle % yeek
but competition between Eastern buyers aI
some head taken East total supply 5o beal
prices range T. h. live weight the outside hgure for extra
choice Tao, steers averaging ID sheep goo" demand Al
aac q ID receipts, 400 Hogs are am al 8a8c receipts 0'o