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New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
CRIME.

WuIIAAIsBURGH MURDER-TRnL OF CHARLES
NELLY FOR THE MURDER OF c. II. ROGERS
an the Kings County Court of Oyer and Terminer,
before Judge Barnard and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees,
yesterday the case of Charles Kelly who arTagned
on q charge of having murdered coOred man named g.
H. Rogers at WhamsburRh on the 25th OF August laet
was brought up for trial. After the mpanemeDt OF a
Iury the case for people opened by James NJ
Troy ESQ Assistant Attorney Several witnesses
1mostly cOlOred) called for the prosecutor ana
of August the deceased, with Others standing in
North Firsst. Unionave., when several men, ap
parently somewhat intoxicated came down the street
aud upon their ARRIVAL opposite Battle ROW an aterca
fioD ensued and Rogers received wound from knife
orRdirk from which wound he died. The witnesses
testified that, the best Of their knowledge and
belief" the murderOus deed committed by = a tan
identity the prisoner the The cross examination
however developed some facts OF rather contradictory
nature The for the defense was then opened The
evidence went show that the party Of young men re
ferred to by witnesses for the prosecution had quietly
passed the cOlOred assembled at BatteTOw, where
one Of them the deceased came atIeg IRe party ang
struck Kelly the head None Of the party Rogers
struck by Kelly Several witnesses called 20 prove
the previous good character of the prisoner and all tes
fled that he was quiet. noffensive man At the con,
illusion of the evidence the case was adjourned until
Monday next at 10 o'clock a. m.
THE sOREL POISONING CASE.
TRIBUNE
MONTREAL, April 12.-The Sorel poisoning case is
eI Included and Sophie BOscare has been condemned 70
death. She protested her innocence before the Court
sentence opposed by her counsel on the plea OF
her being eneete. jury OF matrons has been ordered
90 investigate the matter.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT 0P NEW. YORK.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Georvs Washington Gager, New 0nens 9th INST With
ndse II b. Cromwell Co. Aprlb II passed the
George Cwe N miles Of Sand Key sth Il 30
Caryspcr pssse ssesJshp Eagle 18th 20 miles Of
Hatterss passed bs Ueee Jerry Portland. l2k 93 passed
,hoSng diagonal stripe white red and white o. ship
Big Fofnna (oft Petsera Lisbon IS with eertwocd s.
HagseT BruuH Has had couHsston Of westerly gaea
Brig Vacenz ) Carson Palermo days with fruit to Ma
Feb 49, From March Is 10 April experienced
heavy nd gales; blown the Guhtwee -
corn Il h1uBd ashore Fire eAnd darug the
heavy fog ug e tbs 10th ef the h eakns
badly
SPOKEN.
B.rl Mcgee musg *ew San yHpd'eO fa Ns"YOs Feb H.
May Aion, hon Bristol X L. for Sagas in lat S 30
long 60 o..
NAVAL.
PoETRIss MASaOz Apr e-Ths IT, s. nongabea Cen
anchared the haIbor await
We INDIES The gupbsst De Soto expected
here every day. .T
DOMESTIC PORTS.
RosgoE April Arrivsd ship Hurricane tom sourahayai bns
FAAns Lincoln sos CeBf0eses BsOv bark o from hS'es tor
Salem. .-t
Tls Assn,p As rem Liverpool via Har arrived at her dOet
AZ 6 ,. M. today.
Es1oE April I2saed brig LEe BIngs Portland shr
Alert, fot MstshEss; sehr. Hzwkins~ for Hey-lork.
NosRoE April f0The Bdsb steamship Peruvian u
E0o nava for Liverpool
Feas beng esrned ko for the safety 81 the schooner
loaded at which
nothing been heard Of The sppes By Messrs
Peters Reed, commission merchants Of that stty
April nAniyed seamshS JnniAis, from New
CesS steamship TOnawaDda Cor sAvsnnsh RsAeu % Whining
t0n,G C.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
CITY ITEMS.

THE GREAT EAsTERN--This mammoth steamship
(~i positively SAIL advertised, Tuesday next at
!, 10. Many passengers have already engaged passage.
~ To-day will icose the public exhibition OF Mr. August
BemOnrs private collection Of paintings This collection,
FOR the past few days been exhibited for the benefit
! sf the Ladies Southern Relief Association
STEAM LINE TO ANTwERP-The frst-class, English,
iron steamer Ottawa, Capt. Archer viii sail from this
port to-day direct to AAtwerp taking freight for that
kty Rotterdam, aud Amsterdam. steamer OF this line
viii sail from this port every second Saturday
FATALLY SCALpED.-Ye Yesterday Coroner widey
held an inquest the body of George Ecksten aged ak
onths who died at the residence Of his parents No. III
Ehrdave from the effects of scalds Eeeeived by the
s1sed y the suekat & verdict Of ae
dental death was rendered
BIDS IN THE CRoToS AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT
Owing to the absence 0t tCOntrOlr Connolly at Albany,
the opening Of bids and awarding Of contracts by the
~ streets NTH eSe Se nayee and the 61dns q
sewers In various streets dd not take place yesterday
trolier returns to the city
RKxT-PAYERs' AssOnAuos-A nnmber of the
sentpayers Of the Twenty-seoOnd Ward held meeting
Hast evening 10 Forty near Tenthav in order
naSid McIdan was in the chair Among The plans pro
pOsed fOr the lowering Of the high prices charged for
b. sstakIIsed regulating the landlords interest on his
original 0ntlay, as Is the case OF money lenders.
The SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT or SCIENCE
AND ART-L4st evening. the Of this Society, at
the Cooper Insftute delivered before that
section the Association more especially interested in
1eograshca researches Tho first eetnDe Of the evening
delivered By Mr. Israel s. Diehl, late United States
Consul Batavia In the island OF Java The rooms were
full and the hearers seemed all exceedingly interested
AFTER the lecture interesting paper Was read ny f j.
'DisturBe ON the - Northwest Passage"
! LIFE~6AvIKG ISyENTGONs,--The Commission ap-
pointed 70 examine Iesaying Inventions reassembled
yesterday morning vt the rooms o ths Board Of Under
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
Announcements. 1

Spring hastens to deck the brown bosom of
the earth gay green garments aud anticipating the vera season
KyoI Broadway Falorsi and No 500 Broadway
der House out with variety Of patterns ofd
LIS vss beauty ard excellence are beyond n'a
+TTF T17nffyH;9ht6tsftir T7nffyH;9ht 6tss1fttir cABTNFT No. $50
Broawav contains Thousands and from the beads Of the
most also sku and animal from all quarters
oth goe-iucudng Egyptian Mummies Pirates Robbers Wanderers
and Thieves Paintings aud Drawings Of celebrated inu
duals living dead Museum visitors Examinations With
Charts descriptions daily BY Messrs Fowler and WELLS
"LEMAu. DE PARIs' applied to the skin before
washing win prevent It's freeksug or tanning
"LExA1 IN PANS viii marks Of smapoI and
closely knit the skin Ike IVORY
and . y sAnrAT 81 Bcad0ay and all srs'
elsss Drag ggsis, PeriuneTs, &c
MAKE Your OWN SOAP,
solp nkaR Warranted doubs the strength common Potash
and superior to any other salcnteT or icy n ine Iahe & r
III direction. English I m,sHg Hard and sSe seep @o
sumtrs viii this the cheapest Potash in market -
No. g.. G., &C g. c. os. TO- II and q wahaCtoast, MY
A." SINGERS HAIR RESTORATIVE" restores
st Sold hy druggists generally.
If 1000 windows and doors are connected
around your house under the edge Of The carpet N %, ,
AzYGOS!- Three valuable, elegantly illustrated
Medical Works containing Important physo,gea Information ior men
New.York Medical University, No 30 Clinton PL Newioh City
u. s. LAND OFFICE, just TeOpened in Central
railroad ~ 25 selected entries
promptly reaed good references East and Vest
further particulars address G. X GkEPSG Bonneville No.
The Russian Americans desired annexation
United order get their supplies Of KKST RAsT IsDA
CoPKE without extra DUTY For sale By all oeeTs 23 cents b
70.
-
PY1E's o. X. SOAP-HaTd and not liable to mpru-
dent ws. RECOMMENDS itself Try Sold by goeTs everywhere
Depot No. $50 WsshiLgtoitt
-4.A - Isgt~ ~ -
r. T. BABBITT's STAR YflsT powDER.-Light
Rseut OF any Kind Of Powder In
IS ninues No shortening required when SWee Mk - used
lB T. BABBTT,
Nos ca 6s c. g. &C. o. 10 II and 74washingionst
will send sample package receipt Of l5c TO postage
New SYSTEM or VENTILATION.
By HENRY A. GOUGE.
Pamphlets cent free Address H. A. Cover No 24 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

These carats fIne are superior 10 any MOTION
Pens made previous 10 the year 1860. ~. q,
Every Pen IL stamped "A Morton, Second Vual'y'
and numbered. -, -.
accident. - -
The Cases made Of Coin Silver but are not so heavy
as those Of the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CIgRs WITH PENCILS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
"The Pen Is Mighhef than the Sword"
TIE GOLD PES-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS,
TIE BEST PENS In THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANB, New
York, and by every duly-appointed Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trade mark of any other therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public will
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

I b. BARTLETT, Agt. Ellenville Glass Works,
No 90 hurTsytt Manufactures Of all kinds Of Bottles Demjohns
cIboys Drggs ware Agent for squres Patent Prut Jars
90 TO THOMAS II. AGNEW's, Greenwich
~ and nnnsy where win end Teas cones P, Flour and
eOi cheaper thss any store ksu IeIk oBs price heals
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
MoRToS,s CHEAP GOLD PENS.

lSDT WARRANTED
These Pens 10 cazats fne and Better Writing,
and more Durable Pens than cam without operating Nor
tons Machinery be produced for the prices even
were the Gold furnished kratuitousiy
PRICES or PENS; AND PENS IN sILvFR-PLATED Ex-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen -........ 30 co.. with PeAc Case. 90
Lucky Pen. ......... rs. with Pencil Case. ] %
Always Ready Pen 90. with Pencil Case. so
Elegant Pen. ....... Is. with Pencit Case 90
Excelsior Pen. ..... / so. with Pencil Case. 25
These are Well Finished Good Writing Gold Pens with
Irdosmin Points the average Of every of which
win far ouast Of tho best Steel Iens although
fhev are unirdrTdnfed aud therefore uchd,iQedbe
O., 4, s. and 9 respectively
To LUBs-A discount Of 10 per cent will he allowed on
sums of s2 OF SIS per cent s and Of ~ per cent on
slO: II seJIt 10 address at one time.
The rsk Is taken OF all remtances by mail IN registered
letters and the safe delivery OF the goods guaranteed 10
all who send twenty cents charge for registering m ad
dition 10 the price Of the goods ordered
receipt OF the money the subscriber viii send by rs
turn mall or otherwise as directed Gold Pen or Pens
81. A. MORTON.
No. 10 MAIDENIANIsj NEW -Y0RK.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
PASSENGERS ARRJVED.

FROM NEW ORLEANS Apr l2n steamship George wAsngtoH
Mss Lombard and servant Miss L. Disbor M kIner. Ars G.
RsrA and child Mr. Poiney and wife Capi Swain aud wifi. Mis-
Coffee T. r. Crazy D. r. Wben and lady FIX and viii Mr.
NJ Montgomery Mn X Adams s. SuTeyan and servant T.
Lord Lieut. Ktls L. s. n, Copery Master Willie Bosr ThoA
lev and wife
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
g - TUE ..s,-.--
GREAT AMERICKsYA
7 E A C O nj p A N Y :.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE TEA TRADE,

The POpreiOrs became fully convinced years ago
Of Tea aDd Coffee paying may large profits
these articles OF day consumption and therefore oansd
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, to DO away As M as possible
with these drains the suyyy
these al the smallest possible unce
To give readers idea Of the profits which r
Tea trade viii start with the American houses leaving out Of tie
entirely the profits Of the Chinese factors
lst The American House in China Japan makes profits
their sales sPmeusand Of the richest retired q
this country have their fortunes through
China
ID The Banker large profits upon foreign e1chsrge f
the purchase Of Teas
3D. The Importer profit ooo to 50 per cent in man
9Th On its arrival here sold cargo
to the Spectator in invoices of 900 1900 packages aaso
profit Of about 10 per cent
Sth The Spectator sells the Tea Dealer in nes al
profit Of 10 to IS per cent
9Th The Wholesale Tea Dealer sells the Wholesale Groce lots
to suit bis trade, profit Of about per cent
It'll The Wholesale Grocer sells Retail Dealer at prst os
is TO rs per cent
The sells sr an the profit Le can get
When have added to these profits troseasss
carriages sorages coopeags waste original COS,
Tea will perceived has to paw Aud now
show Why sell very mach dealers
We propose to do with all these various profits okeaes
carriages soages eoOpesgs waste the execution Of s
commission paid purchasing China and Japae
carriage and small profit ousyes-wlcb on our arge sa
will amply pay
Parties getting their Teas from confidently rely upon getting
them and esh they direct from stores
warehouses
The Company sell a the following prices:
oOLONG, Black 60 20, SO, 30, best 81 pm
MIXED Green and Black 90, 30, so, 9O best IL N.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST 40, so, 80, ST. 81 TO- best 81 10
Pm.
IMPERIAL Green 20, so, 30, 81 81 TO- best 81 Is ~
YOUNG HYSoN (Geen 20, SO, 30, 81, 81 TO- best 81 2J
1T.
UNCoLORED JAPAN 30, 81, 81 10, best 81 2J Q TO-
GUNPowDBR, 81 25, best 81 so y ID. 4
C0FFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE 2Oe 25e &c., &c. best 4oc per Poord Bo
boarding keepers families who large qun
ties Of Coffee in that article By using FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE, which sell at the price
per pound, and give perfect satisfaction.
soc pound BY purchasing tbe
Teas Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos 81 and 33 vESBYST.
No. $40 BROADWAY, corner Bleecker-st
No. 46I BfGTTHAyB, corner Thirty -fourth-st
No 800 SPRIN6ST, between Hudson and Greenwichsta
No. 2OJ FUBTOEST.. BROOKLYN, corner Concordst
No. 1873 GRANDST, wILLIAMsBURGH
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

MOTIONS THIRD QUALITY
WARRANTED
These Pens IL caras fne and although cheaper are
at equal any gold made as regards
durability elasticity and good writing qualities: . ,
Every Pen sstaniped "a Morton, Third Quality and
numbered
accident. - .
the Cases made az Coin Silver but not heavy
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES or PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

TIRE GREAT UNITED STATES TEA WAREHOUSE, just opened
for the purpose supplying HOTELS RESTAURANTS and FAM
LIES With pure unaduerated and COFFEES at CARGO
PRICES invites trade from all parts Of the city and country You can
save so to rs per by purchasing We import all TEAS
COFFEES and sell them You have but one small
profit pay mpoaon wholesale dealers pro no bro
kes profit no spectators profit retailers profit LOOK AT OUR
PRICES ooLOSG &C., roe, sOe, &c 81 per poundi MIXED
Green Bac GOe 7Oc sOc 9Oe sl YOUNG HYs0N, 60c
roc s0c so, 81, TO- 81 25i IMPERIAL soc, ST. 81 2o
ENGLISH BREAKFAST 1Oc SOc 9c 81 TO- 81 2Oi JAPAN c
81, 81 25; GUNPOwDBR, 81 IS, 81 50.
COPPBES-sT DOMINGO, Green, 2Oc.i Roasted 2ei RIO,
Green Roasted 3O MARACAIBO, Green 3 Roasted 9Sc
JAVA Green 35c Roasted Ground Cofees 2Oc Ge, c,
35c. best 40e.
per cent your Teas and Cose direct from the
Custom. House, by buying Of
THE GREAT UNITED STATES TEA WAREHOUSE,
r. o. Boz 57L No. 80 yESBY- ST., COR CHURCH.
the block as the ASTOR HOUSE.
Families oa ofthe City viii please send Circular
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
MORTON's FIRST QUALITY.


These Pens 16 carats fine and are pointed with the
very best Irdosmn Points, carefully selected and none
this quality is sold v9th the slightest imperfeetion
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped A. Morton, First Quality and
numbered.
The Points are warranted for months. except against
accident 49,
The Cases made OF Coin Silver and Tor this quality
are extra heavy aud strong
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
nrvIDENDs ANNUALLY IN CASH.
ALL POLICIES YoSpoRPEITABLB AFTER ONE PAYMENT

R..mple OF Non Forfeiture the "JoHs HANCOCK
The laws Of require that all Life Insurance Policies ha
be hep, force long remains surrender v BY "n
for example party aged 3 inquired Life Plan As follows
One Annual Premium will continue policy IN force years and days
viii continue policy in force years and IL days
Three Annual Premiums continue policy Oree6Jea and n days
Pou Aubra Premiums connn policy force years and 4s days
Premiums will continue policy in force 10 years and % days
An Endowment Policy payable at death or to IN
At 80 ans, one payment continues nearly years years
and oaS day.
ExAMPLEs
These policies were paid by JoHS HANCOCK under the Non
Forfeiture law Of Massachusetts, and being spsed would have been Tor
fei,ed By companies Of ALL STATES
CyRrs FERxALD Of Chelsea Mass insured for $1,000 BY
I Policy No. 26a August 1866 lie paid only one quarters
premium and his policy apsed Nov 1896 lie died Dee 49, 1866
Loss promptly paid
Jous H. SUMNER ofDoreheer Mass was insured for * oy Lie
Policy No 49, July a. 1863 His premium was paid semi monthly "h
80 per cent note and his policy pse Jan a. 1867 lie died March M
1857 LOss promptly paid
The last Report shows the JOHN HANCOCK
had higher ratio Of and ratio Of losses and ei
receipts Company doing business in the STATE
Competent agents New Yors and SsWJy
WILLIAM y. HALL, General Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
PRICES REDUCED.
SOLD BY THE TRADE GENERALLY.
DEALERS DISCOUNTS INCREASED.

DEALERS UIDVUDNID lNUhEAcEUs
We he in largest and best variety of FRENCH and BoHb
MAN GOODS imported ELEGANT LAMPS and VASES
COMBINED OF NEW AND NovBL DESIGNS BEAUTIFUL
BRONZE PORTABLE STANDS snd BRONZE CHANDELIERS and
BRACKETS adapted for OIL or GAS HALL and REFLECTOR
HANGING LAMPS BRACKET and TABLE LAMPS, DECORATED
EyAMED SHADES TIMELY CUT GLOBES Kerosene Goods Of all
kinds, Gr-
We RECEIVED THg LARGE SILVER MEDAL AT THE
GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
IN NETWORK CITY, 1865
Az which m. main and yaos portions q the building were
bted Tith err Iamrs Ao SILVER MEDAL and DIPLOMA
st the rKw YORK Sf4TE YAI 1906 ao Diplomas from
As.oeiason Boston 1905 Maryland institute Bimere 1866 Penn
Fair 1876 also the hgheS premiums se'ea county
We SHe few Of the many TESTIMONIALS from Illus
TRAThD CATALOGUE, just published
From ne RET THEODORE CUlLER, d. d. BrookyH, "; ,.
The light body the eye" No therefore has night 70
put light by attempting to vDe or read BY hekehg burner
The Inferior gas that usually furnished in cities has set many
looking for substitute Ny ilon o @ In H. IN Ieelnce
With The beautifully decorated shade the light Is most sraen he @
person IL is iuauabe students gho the midnight oi
q eper. and makers too this lamp as welcome as
handhe By the light Of other dara tatoc candlemay now
snoy . Pnrr ah eon,snHt hgh a. s{ I & 5 % o. ibS pmve
honss We recommend 10 household TIE adoption OF i9e au
sn them hat ,ell and buy thenseyesony BE- and get
fHE they who in darkness will see great Light
From THEODORE TILToS, R'e.. Brootiyn
The Light I oHss a N ,n9 @e % ss " S %aFe evening sus
pleasure rather than pain to the behee that minister wer
$ aa ssI' e able Sy aSs In h 70 save good
wasting eyesighi against Old age
From H. c. BOWEN, ESQ., PabsAer oCRs Trdcp,adcat ~ u
place get brilliant mellow light FAR superior 10 What We have
endured heretofore We haye twehisr in use and a WoFk vel
Ffom 0< Rec HENRY WARD BEECHER Brooklyn, "
bos yol MAJ sell enough millions their bondage q Gas
Companies, hO Pead their 'E making poor gas and large
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
WEsTCHEsTER co. NURSERIES,,

Peasantye Station Harlem r. Y Buyers of TEee' Plants
ke are reone this we grown stock Of Trees before
living order, 10 Western Agents CARPENTER Proprietor
Rsfcrs Messrs Greeley and Sinclair of " T. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

STEAM LINE TO ANTwERP.-The frst-class, English,
iron steamer ottawa Capt. Archer, will sail from this
mort to-day direct TO 4Atwerp, taking freight for that
Ety Rotterdam aud Amsterdam. steamer OF this line
win eall from this port every second Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

The Russian Americans desired annexation
order supplies Of KKSr East sDA
CoEE without extra DUTY For sale By ali groee at rs cents b
Depot No, l54 Readed
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

"LEMAu DE PARIS" applied to the skin before
washing viii prevent fTeckiug tanning.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

THE GREAT EAsTERN.-This mammoth steamship
(~ positively SAIL as advertised on Tuesday next at
!, n Many passengers have already engaged passage.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

PY1E's o. X. SOAP-HaTd, and not liable to impru-
dent reeemen itself Try Sold by oeeTs sveTwhtre
Depot No. $50 WasbiIgoist
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

" To-day will IcIose the public exhibition Of Mr. August
emonrs private collection OF paintings This collection,
For the past few days exhibited for the benefit
: n the Ladies' Southern Relief Association.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

"RExAL viii smooth the marks Of smallpox and
closely knit the skin like ivory
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

ARGOS Three valuable, elegantly illustrated
Medical Works containing important physiological information for
and wome, IS BY addressing the Secretary
the Medical University, No 30 Clinton P NewiOrk City
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

writer's All the 'nembers Of the Commission were pres
ent. 1t had cen announced that the Board, on the
revenue cutter Bnkakee, would test some dsengsglhg
apparatus but the Chairman stated that TINS would De
deferred, owing accident to the machinery OF the
steamer After some merely routine business the Board
decided 10 resume experiments to-day at No s7 Cherry
II and adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

u. s. LAND OFFICE, just reOpened in Central
Missouri: railroad at ~ z per selected entries
patents promptly returned good references East and West
particulars address K GiFPSG, Bonneville Mo.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
NAKP Yorp Own Soar

LExNL ~ PARIS" mJar brilliant and soft white
skin Sold By iABEAU No s Broadway ana MI bs
c DTug PeTiunoTs, &c.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

If 1000 windows and doors are connected
three only required
avn T. HGIMEs No. 2Ol Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

A." SINGERS HAIR RESTORATIVE" restores
BON M hair and Depos Nos 59 Broadway and 10 Nassau
Sold by druggists generally
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

Broadway thousands Bust and Casts from the beads d tue
mos, distinguished eu Skul human and animal from all quarters
the gote-neudng Egyptian Mummies Pirates Robbers Wanderers
and Thieves also Paintings and Drawings Of celebrated ind
vdua living and Mseum visitors Examinations With
Charts and written descriptions daily Messrs fowIKR and WELLS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

New SYSTEM OF VENTILATION.
BY HENRY A. GoUGE.
Pam phes free Address H. A. GoU6K, No 2 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

B.T. BABB1TTs STAR YEIsr powpER.-Ligh
Kind Of Cake be made with this Yeast Powder
uutes No shortening required when SWee; Milk u used
III. T. BABBiTT
Nos c. 65 c. g. &C. o. 20 II and 74washingonst n Y.
will sample package receipt Of l5c TO pay postage
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,

Nos 81 and 33 vEsBYST.
No. $40 BROADWAY, corner Bleeckerst.
No. 46I BfGHTH-AvB, cOmer Thirty -fonrthst
No 800 SPRING ST., between Hudson and Greenwich eta
No. 2OJ FUBToS-sT.. BROOKLYN corner Concora-st
No. 1873 GRASD-ST., WILLIAMSBURGH
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

Spring hastens to deck the brown bosom OF
the earth in gay green garments aud anticipating the yna season
Kyor No PIP Broadway Paons and No $50 Broadway
House out with variety patterns dress
HaTs WHICH beauty and excellence beyond rivalry
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
~ T-.T =
CASES WITH PENCILS
and No 10 the largest .a-''' - -
ppTcrs or pENs WITH sILvER-MoUNTED DESK
WITH hil.Nl
HnIDElRS
MORTON's SECOND QUALITY.
(EluuL NTlDl

Nos. Z, 8, 9, and 10 in Morocco Boxes
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.

GROUND COFFEE 2Oe 2 3Oc &c. best 4oc per pound Ho
saloons boarding keepers families who large quAn
Coffee in that article By using FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which sell the low price
Of 3:c per pound and warrant to give perfect satisfaction
Consumers per pound by purchasing h