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New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
DIED.

BREwRROa Friday morning April Peter Brewer Of Lados Heu'
tOn Co.. Ky, 10 the seth year ot bis sgc
COOKR-At Yonkes Sunday, April T. jobs Awaer sou OF
CLARK-on Tuesday morning April Annie Dayton wife OF Charles
Friends and relatives are respectfully steud the funeral ho@
West Tseniy third st Pres Church (Dr CarE oa THURSDAY
ilth last, at II o'clock.
CRowTHRR-on Tuessy inst Mrs Susan Jane crowhsr
Funeral No 70 South Tbrst Williamsburg
THURSDAY. ll,h inst, At II O'Clock a. m
LAwTOsAt Hartford Conn, Monday April 1867, Abner b.
Frssi service. will bs held a, South Baptist Church Hartford Conn.,
Thursday. April H. at o'clock p IA
MARsH-oa Monday April Mr. Benjamin M,rh in the list year Of
HI, age a., ,,...-,,.- 81, A.. -. 49,. Nh
S 1 Wssbinctou New,tk n g. on "Wednesday afternoon
O'Clock Cars leave foot Of Coursudts. at O'Clock
MTcHL0H saaa P PGTDHs April At s the fTet o,tos Of hs
1, relic, Of The late samuel r L. Mi,ehil - .,,,,,
residence Of John Bruce No 6s Rat
Newiok The relatives aud friends Of The family are respectfully
GrecnwoOd for nterrnent
PALMERsudden TUESDAY morning April Mary Ann saydam
sif, Of CourtlNndt Palmer the 56h OF her
Ie iunea viii take place FRIDAY morning Ilh inst ocoe
from Der late residence No 27 Madsonaye The relatives s1d friends
the fimiy Invited 20 s,ead without further notice
SKER-In Lexington Mass TUESDAY April Lucy Skee os daugh
ter Of Isaac OTIS and Eliza Skeel, aged IL years
TAYLoRSufsnly at Brentwood town Of Ip L. on Monday
April O. stephen Taylor IN the 10Th year Of bis age
from residence his hernw No Isl Lafayette Brook
lyn on THURSDAY, llth inst, al O'Clock p M
vON BBRNUTH-on Monday evening April g. Caroline W. wife Of
Faae services from The residence OF her father IL Kitchen No a
Inement at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark M
wOOD-on Monday inst Charity Wood the 9h year Of her
The relative, and friends family invited attend the funeral
service from OF her sonnlaw Philip MsPangh No -
be taken to Ehiabeb Il j. Friday morning
w0oD-At Hishesn y j. April 1897 the Rev James WOOD
Funeral services Wednsiay the 10Th lust At lt eoeA w. '
'SS''~HN'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

IN the state and arc recognized accordingly Both po
ical parties here are equally ZoaouS In counting e suP
port of the newly enranohsed negroes, ana me d' m
fully aware Of tho fact Inc eIlooV N p'H'l''i "
around. .. ,4.
The result will be that amity and good feeling between
the races will become the rule, and not inc exception
Just listen 70 the following, which clip from an earnest
mporng appeal to oolorod folks in Ihe Ilon G,o @
pah this morning; "NOw have bargain 10 propose
to YOU We don't affect TO deny that sst Is az
the bottom Of IT, and if you d6G think 1t to go interest 6
TO accent It. we shan't claim IL OF yen as o r t az
rotag. but not the right Of being voted for Now yom
will help MS we will help you. What we ask If. tnaI & al
men White and black and OF whatever party or com
plexion shall have equal rights, the right not only OF
o0fing but of being voted fo EpeTylng gre oS or SnS
gS t0r ourselves ire ariH agree honorable D 70 cJc
hDo, yOV We offer you the word and honor OF southern
gentlemen that we will do all this. ana more LOO
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The CRY AND COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS Asso

The CITY AND COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS AsSo
CIATIoNA meeting OF this body held last evening
at the Masonic Hall Thrteenthst Mr. W. p Kirk In the
chair The business submitted for the consideration Of
the meeting the recent decision Of the Court OF Ap
peals in reference 10 the liquor dealers being obliged TO
pay a sum OF $50 the costs OF the inuncOns which had
been obtained June last. Mr. Bliss the part OF the
appellant argued the at considerable length and
contended that the Court below had right power 10
vacate the Injunction without costs He quoted several
English as well as American authorities, and sustained
his view OF the The Court decided that the
was not an appeaable one and that the parties not
bound 10 pay the costs dispatch read last evening
thc effect that the entire question being auiated
bv tlc liquor dealers ~ EcwNorh would undergo cOlsid
elutI0H tc:olt the vho.c House.
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SERIOUSLY BUBNED.-On Monday night Mrs
Mary Downey retiring to her apartments the top
floor ofhe tenementhOuse, No 243 West Thiryninthst
found them filled with smoke and her uncle Resse Will
lams aged "a years, lying upon the floor wrapped in
some bedcOthes, which were on fire. With tho aid Of
some OF the tenants the fire extnguished but not
until Mr.. Williams seriously and ii is feared fatally
burned IL supposed lie accidentally set fire TO the bed
clothes with lighted candle. The apartment but
eliQhtlV damaged.
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THE CAROLTNAS.

.xps,IT OF THE CONFERENCE BETWEEN GEN.
slcKIFs AND COWS. WORTH AND ORR.
nr Txt seEAPH TRIBUNE
. Cu,rLEsToN. s. c., April 9-The recent confer
onoe between Gen. Sickles and Cows Orr and Worth
held To arrange the preliminary details for reOrgan
ost;on in North and South Carolina has resulted in
the following plan: The details of registration are to
be immediately prepared by direction OF Gen. SlchSs
ond nut into operation soon as persons can DC
found qualified TO act in the capacities required I'M
her the provisions of the Supplemental bill No elec-
tiOn for municipal State officers are 10 De hed III
either OF these States until COnvenu0nS shtll nave
,ret aud adopted new Constitutions. NO clvll ON
Csrs will I've removed who faithfully discharge their
duties. Whenever vacancies occur by reason oi eNlr
ration of Tenure of Office, deaths, reSlghatoils OF
tbery.;se they will be filed by appointments 10 be
ade Iv the Governors of those States II the officers
1o he sDpOin1ed ale of the class which are usuailN
electtd by the General Assemblies unless special
reasons TO the contrary should arise or by the Com
Jnaudng General, If they are OF tAe class usually
elected by popular suffrage
: THE UNION REPUBLICAN PARTY
The Committee of Thirteen, appointed March 2S
nave called a Convention TO meet in Charleston May T.
The address submitted by the Committee Is published
ut does not give satisfaction to the colored voters 1h
charleston LeGdeT says: 1--WE hope our friends VIII
Tcsd IL carefully, ana Gecl4e hr nIaced in tbe
advance guard" Objection appears TO De mace 10
the disguised meaning Of such passages as these III lhe
address: IL any man shall place hinSeH laliiy anu
rouarey upon OurpatOm and prove an honest adheren
let us drop vail Of charity over tat unhappy perlVu
when knew him only as Rebel ana welcome nun 10 70
sll the privileges We, as citizens, enjoy Ioclns % & nv
lss returned TO his allegiance 1t is te u1y
Ot every true Republican 10 Ieh4er % an D"o .I m tbs he
power by careful and impartial advice, IN auayg tne
sprt OF dssensOn between them and Their former own
rrs which unprinCiped men from seish motives may
ateinpt excite and among the politically proSelDed
rlass there many true friends OF the Co!Oie9 race
fhs mn that attempts to prejudice the coiore1 rbce
against the white South (makng no uslnctlou Or
eKQs tDI
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FIRES.

INCENDIARY FIRE IN MOUNT PLEASANT
On last Monday evening the barn on the premises
OF farmer named John G. Blake in the town OF Mount
Pleasant wesehester County, was burned with about 10
tons Of hay aud farm wagon and sleigh br B estl'
mates his loss at about 5000 which he had no insur-
ance 1t supposed TO have been fired by an incendary
FIRE IN THE wooDsINEAR BLOOMFIELD, M -,
Some 10 acres Of light forest growth were burned
Blsomeld on Sunday last the fire Deing com
flames were stopped by the exerons Of citizens residing
IN the vicinity.
AT wUKESBARRE.
sr rIrpsRArn THE fRIBuSL
WnKEsDARRE, April "a great lire comrnenced
here about five minutes after seven this morning ~
broke out directly opposite the telegraph office anu
spres all the neghboring buildings on both sides Oh
the The Record Of e Times Office and 10 OF ~
more buildings were destroyed The Wyoming Bank
being fire proof saved The loss Is Estimated AT from
$50 coo to 800 Co., which s about one half insured
BURNING OF A STEAMER. .,
MOBuE Ala, April 9-The steamboat Benefit,
with 200 bales OF cotton burned the 9TH inst NJ
szemans wood yard on the Alabama River.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, ApRr1. 10 1867

heavily Collins under hs Rookie seeks to rise be places
his tight hand which Is opeD the face OF Collins but
does not strike him when cry Of foul is raised in Col
Inns corner aud the ring being broken the referee
eides tat Rookie has gvon foul blow which enrages
Rooke thas nc makes ab the referee CorcOan and
Out In a frantic voice, " viii XII you you -" but is
away by mis- friends and the prize fight is ended
the great dissatisfaction OF about brutcS whose
appetite Just beginning to kinde for more blood.
The fight lasted for hour and Is minutes. 1t
fonght for 500 y side.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
~ r,r,sR.pn TO rns TRIBUNE


April 9The demand for Reef Cattle this week
good ts offerings go head al o which sold 81
from per for fair good cattle sad fOm SlI %
10 Sl8 ~ prime and extra.
supply sheep rood amounting 20
demand brisk prices ranged from u cents per 10 gross as
b condition.
UoGThe demand M TIogs brisk aud prices decne
The 10 head puoeS ranging from Sll TO SI
a 100 n .x,
Cow.-Ts rather active and sales Of 1855 hed we're
nie from 80 to so oT Spsgers and from go 10 90 Tor No~
.uft AZ
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GEORGIA.

sT rSt ses IPs TO
AUGUSTA. April 9.-The following telegraphc dis
patch has been received from Gov. Jenkins:
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, April 9, 1867.
n, fss EsSttf, Of TRe c. tuCc ana Sentinel
Gle bill in the Supreme Court tomorrow for the re
lief of Georgia. CHARLES d. JENKINS
O. The mass meeting Of the freedmen. called for to-
morrow has been postponed until Saturday. 1t has
breIi raining here all day.
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ACCIDENT on THE ERIE RAILWAY.
A CORRECTION.

Mr. Meads advertisement (of April 9TH cncerning
Formation OF the Second Committee Greeley Prize >
is made to represent No. 335 Broadway Dr. Grants
address which II is well known Is Iona Island, while No.
S3s Broadway Is the address Of Mr.. Mead.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

nv
C,rrLER.epi sa head the smallest agPy Of the season
n higbcr-RNrS $l3 5J0tNi FIRST qnAhty
sl2 511sl5, second quality sl0$R Third quality @lV4 80 90
Mich Cows and Calves Sf0a BPS.
SnsEp AND LAxR-lecep. head The supply light and
price. unchanged sales At 61l0c per n.
We'd Calves nere 10 good supply. Ni ~ AlfflO
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DISASTERS.
DROWNED OFF A PILOT BOAT.

On Saturday morning, April g, James Roach of
Cork Ireland 10 years of age hand board the New
York pilot boat James NJ Waterbury, fe overheard and
was drowned when off Fire Island Every effort was
made TO save him. but without effect as he sank almost
Immediately.
ACCIDENT on THE ERIE RAILWAY.
The through Western train on the Erie Railway,
due in Jersey City at yesterday was eight hours
behind time. The detentionhs reported 10 have been
by the smashing mp Of freight train somewhere
q long the other end of the road
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Reduced Prices
FOR
CHINA AND GLASS.

T.. V. HAUGHNOUT& & CO.,
Nos ass, 400 AND fge BROADWAY.
Ar. now Offering splendid selection Of Toe following god,
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
FINEST quality PARIS GRANITE DSNsR. oSSsERr sni rsA
BESr r. PERiS Ssfs' GstSirE rg, SETS - so
BTST PIsIs eaTE NIX BRk4SaST S9ss gs a
BEsT PARIS GR@ASrTK @ TEA PIAThs y! M dSso..... e
INIT ShSr FARS GE4An y p5S.SL a sSo "a ~ s &
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA DiSYER SBrS. hoas s75 10
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA IRA SITS "a pieces GO~ sIz
WHITE GRANITE TOILET SETS 81 as.
pFeoshTEp Fe1 TIR %Rk III s % ehc SG sa'' d @ & p ssi
SS s,s Gy o Fl Ss S 5 nq? c CLASS @ sSis Oss, 10 .
pgns, Il hooks II aaser bOs la a'' d.a'ef' "0'
81. SSSffs cFT caSSSSsRs SSfss ai a1s f @ @s 'i % Tws
CLASS sS Ea if;a ssifSs r aS 'l's
FINE SOLID SILVER
(Bolh Sterling sni COln,.
PLATED WARE,
VASES BRONZEs JARDINlRREs.
PAREAN STATUARY AND PARIS FANCY GOODS
LARGE AND CHOICE sG os CHANDELIERS Ana
Gas FIXTURES.
E.V. IIAUGHWOUT Co,
Nos. ass, d9o, AID 49k BRoADwaI,
CORSsR or BR0OMxSr.
Iielmbod's Extract ~nrsaparn cleanse, sal aO,,tS As
blood n the ,sO Of health into the system aad pOr' Oai the hs
speedy Care Tor all skiu Diseases.
ITcsSwss, Tsr.Iss Cura Icai Ircd ttca'
IT.s-Sw.ss, 9srs,sr 9ssT Cures Tsrrss sAlr Rsss.
Tsrr:S-sw.Tss: osTs1sT Cores TeuSo Pa'a
DEMAs BARNES Co. No 81 PArsrov " ,ad an DraI...
The Bishop Gurta Percha Company.
SAMUEL C. BISHOP, General Agent
FACTORY. Nos 2Os 2l0 sud 2ls Bss TwsHtyteast
OFFICE AND sALBSRoOMS. No ll3 Liberty o., Nee fSst
The ORIGINAL ONLY manufacturers ia the ta'ed states
PURE GUTTA PRRCHA GOODS
SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CABLES.
TISSUE SHIFT FOR HArrRRS, Ie. BE-
Bargains for Housekeepers"
wHrrFrRLDs HOUSE YtRSIsHrSG wARgRooms.
No COL sI'h running ,ASgS to No So B''d" ''"''s
CUTLERY .n4 PIATEp %AsE, coGxiSs UTENSILS.
BrOOm'' Brushes Pals Sa,S 1S; S'I IL. wH,rptst,.
srhTe and Broadway pass the door
Strumaiic salt baths.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY'a
sr. sovereign for the cure Of
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM,
SCROFULA,
SWOLLEN dLANDa<
ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. &c., '/o-
For sale at all ''' principal O'isfr ph rppELsuEnys Ass.
Geutiemen,- Hats-sprIns style for 1857.
stylish 'n ksffEsdaksSs sffass his Manufacturer. No s S..s
InysIid., Wheel I-Chairs, for In or 0rt.D ser Use.
PATENT n" caSrksIss sS isiiHS' SSoesss ss y ss.
cAd'1' Carriages. S'inS; e. hsI ssrii ii''s X . % w.~
. clear e " srrs 81 metasSDs CoScESfR kflCF sa
- sssaas. ihet ii, eup's AL Al 'r'P;i.a' 'ass.
/ 4lll yjs hi
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ESTIMONIAI.S.

Mr DEAa ss: You have hsrks history
T ,S M W. eslr % sd aanef Or sa.,.i..-s
the weight Of t instrument nPo, s@s each g ,st se. s'ss
all bells Who would dresnseog aside qaesss %
hat the pipe. Open her stha s
s 5s Nv. % o. s9 9g % I & q % $ SIAs so % & % s psr suiss
SQUAD demands much u,fo and spy.d aen a ss e.as .s
desirable wonder that It. poane' has net hsres's
ss sa, :. s.a's !og ~ ss'.,'. sl It. .. e
aud orchestra and 10 assure you tsst sS - .,c,,,,.x
Lows scHkziBsE, esd, No 81 hslien'iih'
Of yoar long edanued s.oii.. sad sisr improve
The Substitution Of onre for aDse a gas esaS oi 9sGs %
superior any yet proilel ss manaer % zoe sssn
o d the Instrument the ingenious erpeea 70, keepnf ,ss 1s
ments free iroA Nstet ana as ooo o .s Os - :, -,
snd aceu peh Improvements which har be to- hshs
The .y,,g. consequent g,ieg BE bell an sasd a,.s,.ss
by Of eOn,ueoa ,itoa % IN.
d,d,.use Of hsg tse dsrsa' Voices ,afed "a a.s. =
.ce % other aad is - E g5s' ID S,s'ss,st All - % lone |, s %
hands Of tho orchestral psnsrr the foot part Of ths stag.
seat se,s 'ss , S.os o o. S,..s m .sal I S.ls %
possible eject perfect a,n1 ba' Srr al ag %. toes
gautd Of ursls the BEL Of Tie iSraaeal agF Jos dA''
wish su.ho, 70 .s.Al he a,ns q q, ,,ss.. =
Eo.r E%Gn & on but S an NJ. li % % S, s s1b % is s S s'
ciPle, .hicl yol have eieetsi in br,' ia.iriTen'a
Believe my dear Sr, very sincerely ,oefs , ,,o...
LoUrs scaRaIBER c,i, No. 81 a'1-n-,ns
h,Ve t5 changes srt .iif,ls mate ~
the construction o bf't' aseal 'ai sa i Ps'Is geo
you M 0p.sion in ngsri % them.
By adopting .hs circular form have se,nNi haan'us md Pf
and excellence O( quality etss-,s u pitch sat pf
OF tone possible TIE es' aasaf form hersioto's "
By directing bell hays msde possible tnte unit %
sound most dsAtls result IA strncsi uas a.e ss 'aa's
made the Ordinary shch ths bell, cIai a1s Ia
various directions according 30 ther posii0a
By causing TIE weight Of Ae nsmeut O. res On s sbos. Fos
ths performer the aJsSrie cpHtr o. a.
by the v,ss have suovs auaoyas ob'irs''s ..
the VI every pcriogAcr
n tie whole pr0iueei m tie perfect iast1seas
yet nd heartily congratulate toa and Ge gssps
eavlabs fA1hsliT I9eFs, - ..
THEODORE THOhAa
Lows soHRSsgR, esl., No "a Msiisl,ias
EsW Yogx Sept ~. tSS
PRisyp Permit gratrlstc he
stsnei 1T bras lsnmen~
think complete reoYtoa; not on tbs i,ssfa
great OF pgB The sstr
ant q, AL artist, % ne
caused by the collection Of sa. their aasaA
While PLAYING they will fii 10 spprs4ate tbs ifeltOn
an ta the much improved not oa'y poser eat
10 silveFy sFeetuesN
Hoping ever will rshy ds,su,ss Of ~
remain, yoars tsuig, ChDk"h r. bSlSio".
NJ. j. PAILLARD Co,
Ageats. No. 81 hnisalias hss fsss
Those who desire isriiliaucy Of CompeNior mast pg,y
enrich the ll0p whh HELM sDLDS CONCENTRATED kK.
TRACT or SARSAPARILLA Invariably does Al fsr HbbasoISh
Take Y
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IT,. ,,n,rsorcn cnrsrnrcr,nn

The MRANS or CONSTRUCTION important Improvement
all methods All the Instruments made b. tb' a5rebs, ""$
Manufacturing b. mscaery, hs most
pa which Inventions secured 10 Ihe COmp.nI ~ i
patent sgcb nproged mlhae te mod delicate
made With gree Of snracY never before stnn sa1 hs
Company produce as.e uaprn eKceLsaoe sba t
asrrsat b be the mos! perfect eyer mdr-
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The VALVE is also Of decided yslue Mo-
experiments ea Dads with Obtain ies resg
dschagag the without taking ts instrument from tue s bt
without until Mr. Schfeb invention The cAnye Of poatss
the valves already mentioned al sh ster . oOt
place which hs sod ~
unier the o1ntr Of the Lite
without ihstvseni IRON The noh
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

ACard.-MOURSsG GOODS Of every desirable ind constant
on hand al yACKSOSS Mourning Store No. S5l Bad"s opposite
Tiffany Co.'S Prices very reasonable.
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AT wuKESBARRE.
NJ rItpanLrn 10 rHK fRIRUNL
THE HEATHER.

NEw-YoRK April 9.-Tho following was the range
ofthe Thermometer IL this city today: -
7,SS~ H% a9 'S"- S%S So SseS
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RECONSTRUCTION.
LOUISIANA.
AN ELECTION DECLARED VOID.

AN ELECTION DECLARED VOID
ar rstn0RIrH IHE TRIBUNE ~ :.
'New-OeIFANs, April Especial Orders No. T. IN
koference to the election of public officers IN the
State Of Louisiana not having been received IN the
Ssr;sh of Livingston La to prevent an election pre-
HGnnsIv ordered there. and the same having been
b"d contrary TO directions contained in that ORDER
lie election IS therefore, declared null and VOID.
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Special Notices.
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A Midsummer Might Dream

A Midsummer Might Dream
viii be infinitely delicious Il yOu sprinkle your po" with
PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS perfume for sIqu
o than Pessbosom and bis spirits pureed from the forest
blossoms for the Fairy Queen.
AReauInr Meeting Of the XVIII ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT (l8th
ws RkPUBLCAN UNION ASSoCiATIoS viii be held - 3sSt
DAY 10th inst, a O'Clock JOHN d. OITl"kLL FFcsI
GS.s 5onS Hr,Tnp' h1%SMsNA Secretaries.
special NoIce.-STgAMSHIP GREAT BASrkRS-Pmiss
wishing visit this ship With mss Of ssses SIT 80 o'S % Tsss
permits viii frank the holders steam tender ASpEsW - bs eve,
half hours $3.50 1880 aud giving parties time to MAKE Ie
pr a IA i&hoasS the GRgaT EASTERN yet order general
visitors will bo admitted THURSDAYS upaer permits Se
agen being 10 crafty a, the earliest daJ ne genera
desire see n' VIM T. COLEMAN Co, No. III Frontst.
In The s,rng Nontbs the system naturally undergo ehsnge
and iIhIMBoIps HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR'
SAPARILLA Is an assistant Of the greatest value --
Post-nlce Notice.-The mails for the UNITED KINGDOM nn
s CONTINRNT via Southampton and Bremen steamer HAMA
viii close Al this oacs on THURSDAY April llth a, TO- m,
c and b. 7iS Stations and r. ' Vss 10 SIIY sS
81 ROOT and iTs as 81
purify Blood Dyspepsia restore ne apps sM sv ali
Bowels aud build up and strengthen the Whole system sou "
dnggs.s- -------
YOuus Ladies, BewaEe; An ,.,h rem.
OF the Injurious effects o Fscs Powders and Wsshes A % @
eies close up pores Of the skin and ~ short Ms ssroy IN,
s'GRP y%r ss1 sxTSSr 4iss si
Clothes Wriueers Al. kud. promptly rparsi Or taken 70
part pay uniyena with the stop gsSr when aa NE
dasI wRSssT @ETRoPoIiTIS wASSG MACHINE Co.
r. O. BROWNING, General Agent No. % COur''Hd''' "10"''
Waysr: e y .ES,y. ,P EErasEp csMF, b s % cas
Excise Tonic, for Depression OF spirits. ,.,,
IlkIMB0LDS DeIt Metropolitan ho'e,
NoI of e worst al,eraess j 2TEscF FAC SheSse s
klLLA "a AgensN y. las uAVS 'N"o
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Schrciber
CORNET MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS or y
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, -a--
BRASS, GERMAN SILVER, AND OTHER METAL


THIS Company incorporated New Ys
wind Instruments
silver, and other metals superior 70 all ogbtfs
The improvements By which their qualities oi ercene hace
been 0bsned resulted from the skill experience ingenuity snSs.
granted in the United States aud hOope Mr. Shrber aai by t
gned 10 this Compsny.
These improvements relate to the FORM the ACTION wATE9-
VALVE, and the MEANS or CONSTRUCTION
Mr. SCHREBRR has Improved the FORM 70 avoid ali angles,
thereby greatly improving the vibration Aj giving power bisnr
the BY The instrument that st&A
extend aud toe shoulder the performer relieved ot ~
labor sustaining weight By gentle the bell turned
ward snd the beb4
united and dfuSei equally upward sstesd s
Different ieCons according
The M hand ofhe performer beng thus sy
sustaining the weight particularly with the class
Instruments, The better control tie embac the importance
which well Ill ska performers; end hAad csasst bs
without affecting the other 1 sympathy. the gb haad
with much greater facility tsn when the whole ut
Of The iastrunea, bas to be sustained by the h,ais
H.
The ACTION has been materially impOTe ia seyera resPees Az
mscbny woffag With mather ~ al
the model Of precision unsana0le by As
modes manufacture by hssd The Oue sle of each sss
which, instruments heretofore mad composed Of seven dfcac
avoiding liability leak improved BY masny tbs
of IS exactly hst of tie tnOe thereby
giving freedom the u The vd The ke .raghs
instruments heretofore aade thr operation direct ass
which importance the len hand A lfa hold keak
the instrument being shaken b. hs oyemat of The right b
tsuIblg influence as enboschge BJ bs
valves ld lie ftu ~ The keys the pabts
the right band rendered natural sn tns touch u h hers
easy As that Of pi,ao
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
TIE IRON MINERS STRIKE,
~ f1fBasAPH 10 THH TRIBUNE

DOVER, ~ j., April 9--Tho MIXERS are quiet. and
there new developments. The bosses remanfrm.
Unless settlement Is effected there is probability Of
riot tomorrow next day.
dispatch from Newark says that Gen. Runyon OF
Newark has received orders from Gov. Ward 90 have
Of the companies Of hat city in readiness to pro-
ceed TO Dover should It's services DO needed 10 suppress
riotOus demonstrations by the strikers.
CARPENTERS STRIFE N PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-The jOnrneymcn house
carpenters OF this city ceased work Monday being
strike for e. day having heretofore received 81 bO
The plasterCrs and stOnecutcrs struck time since
for higher wages but after holding out for six weeks
commenced work at the old rates
New-York tribune., 1867-04-10

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