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New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

mpotent, rtootbless rage, as they would soon
reolize; and half the "curbstone- brokers" Ill
Woll-st. would be quietly hoeing corn In Iowa
or digging gold in Idaho by the 4th oi JuiS
next. And-the transformation once maoeI
they would heartily agree with everybody
else in the conclusionl that il was Wholesome
change for them and capital thing for the
country. A.. .ho Cow
eminent might safely resume to-day, appealing
frankly to the solvency and the patriotism Oh
the country to sustain it in so doing. And we
never shall hasten Resumption while we talk
of il as something to be done by and by,
when it needs but the courage and the Will TO
do it at at once.
"The fault, dear Bf1itus. is not In our stars:
Rut I'm ourselves that we uBdsrlngs."
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
OBITUARY.
HIRAM WOODRUFF.
would be

Hiram Woodruff. well known among hOrse"-men.
and in all sporting circles died ON Thursday evening
at his residence the Union Course, Long Island OF
congestion Of the brain Mr Woodruff was 70 years ana
81 days old and had been engaged from his boyhood as
trainer Of trotting horses having commenced driving
I'm 1885 He gained extensive reputation by driving
Dutchman three miles in 1924 the fastest threemle time
on record over the Beacon Course NewJersey. He also
drove Dexter when he trotted the fastest single mile on
record had reputation for honesty and fair dealing
that few trainers maintained while his frank
heaness and genial good humOr endeared hun to many
outside tine circle of those known 9s " horsemen."
The principal horses ridden and driven by him were
Dutchnan Duchess. RiptOn, Aaron Burr Flora Temple
Dexter and Paul PTy IN his later years he was known
by all as genial host His loss will be regretted by many
LEVI c. TURNER.
Col Levi c. Turner, Judge Advocate General in the
War Department. died I'm Washington on Wednesday
evening Mr. Turner had been in III health for the past
month more, suffering was supposed under mas-
matte attack but there other symptoms which 1t
seems were precursors Of complete prosraton For
over five years, Judge Turner. had been occupied IA
Judge Advocate at Washington considerable portion
OF his former life had been spent in the profession OF jour
nalsn over 20 years ago he was part proprietor ana
editor Of The Cincinnati Gazette; subsequently nc was Ior
sometime y writer on TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE lie Was
Gl years OF age.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

had thereupon expressly and conspicuously re-
tracted After this exhibition of Democratic
maniness, we cannot well he too circumspect
in dealing with that portion of the party which
has penchant for libel-suts. % r-rrr
The Worlds statement of the case of Mcssrs.
North, COhn, and Jones appears to US deficient
in several of the most material facts; yet it
may be that we are mistaken. But we should
much like to print the exact truth in the premises,
if we could do so without involving ourselves
more deeply in libel-suits The World points
to Mr.. Charles A. Dana as familiar with the
case whereupOn we offer, if that gentleman.
or Gen. John A. Foster, who, we understand,
acted as prosecutor on the trial-will state the
essential facts, pro and con, as they were estab.s
lished on the trial, or have since become known
and Messrs. North, Cohn, and Jones signify
a wish that we should do so, we will gladly
lay them before our readers. Or, if any one
they deem familiar with the facts will tersely
present them in narrative and either Mr.
Dana OF Gen. Foster will certify that it cor
rectly embodies all that is essential 70 just
apprehension of the whole matter, we will pub
lsh that. If this is not fair please say what
would be
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
THE BBOADWAY SURFACE BILL

Nv q vote of t9 10 Is The State Senate yes
terlay passed the Broadway Surface kailroad
bill. This scandalous measure authorizes
the construction Of q road upon tie Ioi-
lowing route: Commencing at the South
I" Ferry. at tho foot OF Whitehall-sty and
"runring thence through and along Whitehall
"st and Broadway, with double or single
"track, to the upper side of the Bowling Green; !;
"thence through and along Broadway, with
"doube track, TO Union square; thence, wlth
"double track on the east side OF Unl0n-square
"to and through FotTtll-ave. to Twenty-thlrd-
"st.; thence through and along Twenty-thlrd-
"st., with double track. to Lexngton-aVe.j )
[" thence through and along LexingtOn-ave., with
ga double track 10 its northerly termination, to
"be extended TO such northGrly termination as
" fast as said avenue Is opened, graded and
"noved; with branches therefrom, with
double tracks, through and along Sixtieth
" Scventy-secOnd, and Northumberland tenth
"sts.. 10 the Central Park; also connecting with
"a double track in Broadway, at the upper
side of the Bowling Green, to, through, and
along Broadway State and Whltehall-sts.,
{" with n single or double track, to the sad
"South Ferry, together with the necessary
"turnouts, switches, and convenient stands for
the proper working and accommodation OIL
" the said railroad on the said route or routes !;
"and tho said grantees and their assigns may
"by agreement with the Broadway aud Sew
"cnth Avenue Railroad Company. connect their
said railroad by double track with the
tracks of the said the Broadway and seventh
"Avenue Railroad Company at the west side
"of Union square, and agree with that Com
"pany for the use Of any portion of their
railroad above FOurtccDth-st., and run upon
land use the same accordingly
This bill is passed in direct opposition 10 the
report of the Commission appointed by TIC
Legislature last year to decide the best method
OF providing new lines of metropolitan transit,
and relieving Broadway from the pressure OF
travel. That Commission smphatically dis
missed. a unworthy to be even con idered,
any proposition to increase the number
of surface railroads. and this conclusion
was reached by thorough investigation.
The Legislature cannot plead Ignorance OF
the inconvenience the new road will cause to
our citizcns; all the facts have been Laid be-
fore it,, and it has perfect knowledge OF the
evil il proposes to do. The title of the bill
should be amended; it should be called bill
"to create a monopoly; to block mp Broadway
" from Bowling Green 10 Cnion-squars; to
Impede travel on dozen streets to disgust
" the people, injurc business, and prove how
"liitlc the Legislature understands ar regards
"thc interests of the City of New -lOlk.'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

TIE Sun Quotesapprovingyf from The Hooo'ola
Advertiser an account of the ravagcs OF Opium
among the Sandwich Islanders, from which we
extract as follows:
"As il rum and the vices II engenders and fosters were
not rapidly enough sweeping the remnant OF Nawalnns
from the face OF the earth 1t is sad fact that The pfaci
OF smoking opium introduced here by the Chinese coolies"
has become prevalent among the native Hawaans, aud
is fearfuly on the increase Al! who have WATCHED N"
effects the habtua Of this poisonous narcotic OF
the human system. agree that when IT once gets rid
upon It's victim, Is almost hopeless. It's lntrOduc
tOn among people is quito as much n misfortune -
would bc the taking off the taboo the sale of spirits
The law authorizing the licensing Of the sale ~
opium in Honolulu was epaced Osensibly with tho Vrw
10 stop the Illicit traffic. ja has 6y no mans h0d Mi
erect ne contrary, h' eru Is on The tRcloHse Far
better enact and with all the power Of the Government
enforce stringent laws against tho sale or uSc ofh5 per
ncious drug except 10y licensed aIothecaes when lrc
scribed by physicians"
1T strikes It's that this is a pretty strong
argument against licensing not only the Opium
but the Liquor Traffic, "cxcept by liccnScd
apothecarics, when prescribed by physician.
What is The SIMS opinion on this points
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

The Albany EreniRg journal sums up the
leading arguments in favor of allowing an in
crease of passenger fare on the Central Railroad
as follows: .s.' 3--.....
q" The permanent rise the prices OF labor and ~ tho
vaiOds articles Of railroad OusumptOnespecaily tho
leading OF fuel lumber, iron, steel and Oiand tho
increased magnitude OF taxation we'll known and
need but referring to- Tue average rise has been from
10 200 per cent.
"2 by of this rise the passenger business has
become unremunerave and its result for the past three
years has been positive 0ss-am0untng in 1860 10
d quarter OF million
"3 Many improvements are needed upon the rOad-
improvements that will greatly accommodate the public.
hut will make return. evon indirectly to the company.
The present Management Is desr0us 10 put the road and
its appurtenances In complete condition regards eff
cheney and convenience; but without the relief now
sought it will be compelled by absolute necessity, TO
practice economy that viii prevent almost entirely.
the carrying out Of It's wishes In that respect"
All these reasons are sound and cOgent, pro-
Uided we are to lie down in the slough of Sus-
pension forever. Even three cents per mile, with
our present Currency, would be no more than
the two cents contemplated when the rate was
fixed by law and the Senate bill only allows
two and a half. But must we abandon the
hope of an early return to Specie Payment?
We hone not
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

The Senate made slow progress with the
Supplementary Reconstruction bill yesterday,
employing its time in debating two amend
mcnts offered by Mr.. Fessenden. These proposed
to withdraw from the District Commanders the
duty Of causing a registration of loyal voters
10 be made in each Rebel State before Sept.
/, 1867, and to give to the Provisional Gov
ernOrs the power to decide when Convention
shall be held. The Senate discussed this pro-
pOsal for three hours, when it was properly re-
jected by vote of 80 to d. Mr.. Fessenden's
amendment would have delayed reconstruction,
and have given too much power to the Pro-
visiOnal Governors. The original bill was cx-
pressly framed to take from the Governors the
power they exercised, and to refer recOnstrIc-
ton to the yalpeope, under the direction of the
military commanders, and under the protection
of Congress. To give to the Governors the
right tQ postpQ4e Indefinitely the time Of hold
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

The Eastern question has for many months
been the subject of negotiations between the
great Powers of Europe. The reports OF the
progress Of these negotiations continue to be
contradictory. Certain it is that Russia has
been the foremost champion of the oppressed
Christians, and that all the other Powers have
declared themselves willing to support the de
mands of Russia so far as TO ask the Turkish
Government for new guarantees that the fiIman
of 1856 should be faithfully executed. Some Of
the Western Powers refused to ash more, but
Russia, according to Cable dispatch in this
mornings issue, insists that greater rights be
conceded to the Christians than were prom sed
to thom before. The Turkish Government on
the other hand, is reported to DC determined
to carry on the war in Gambia with new vigor.
If this news should be confirmed we shall
probably not have to wait long for a spreading
Of ins0iTectiOnay movements i'll other parts of
Turkey. - re
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

In the State Senate yesterday the Under
ground Railroad bill was amended by the in
CORPORATION of a section requiring the Company
TO nav the oliginators of the plan-Col. Van
derbrreh and Messrs. Robinson and Wilson
for the work performed by them. The Senate
had previously consolidated the Underground
Road bills 10y adding to the corporators Of this
road those of the VandeTburgh and Wllibeck
roads. In the Assembly Swans metropolitan
Transit bill was passed by 10j Yeas to Nay.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
POLITICAL.
MARYLAND.

GOV. swANN'S POLICE COMMISSIONERS REJECTED.
sr rELEsRAPH TRIBUNE
ANNAPOLIS. Md. March ia caucus of the Dem
ocratc majority OF the Legislature was held last night TO
ect candidates for Police Commissioners for Baltimore
Gov svann,s appontees and agents. Young and Valiant,
were ignored entirely. There Is candidates voted
for Oh the first ballot and Notwithstanding the claims
OF the present ncmbents favor at the hands OF the
dominant party Mr. Young received only SIX votes ana
Mr. Valiant but two After six ballots LefeVre Jariet!.
James f. Carr and wm. II. b. FasselbOngh were rOmi-
mated FOR the position In JOINT session OF both HOUSES
to-day they declared Police Commissioners tor "a
CITY Of BALTIMORE for four years, from March 10, 1911
The new Election bin passed the Senate today
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

MEETING OF THE GERMAN RADICAL REPUBLICAN
CENTRAL CoaMurEE-Tne regular meeting OF the above
named committee held last evening AZ No. - Thro
ave. the President. DR. schultz In the chair The Pres
dent stated that $500 had been contributed toward inc
funds OF the committee, with the view OF placing tho
and thereby increasing its efficiency iniiuensSs,
tion passed at a former meeting, the President
appointed special committee OF II to consider and pr
pose amendments the State Constitution ana 10 sun
nut their propositions to the State Convention whloh
TO convene In June next The Committee consis.s - Oh
Messrs Kapp, Erbe, WesendOn, Raster, LoverlngeI'
steinbrenner Dr. Muir, Major Cheu, Drs HAIL Gern.,
Waterman The Committee received tnI 70 e,eCI
other members resolution passed TO coinnolnOle
with Appropriate ceremonies the 18th or April as tne anu
versary OF the death OF the late President Lincoln W"
resolved that some some steps should be taken ny ~.
Committee TO express tho interest wheh Is tet by NV
German Republicans Ia the events now transpirlls ~ ~
Oermnnv and the Executive Committee was insructrh
Ia tnke e necessary steps 20 call Geynan mass ''
ing Tor .hs purpose. After tTauSacuhg S0mo i'H'"
business the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

Tho disorganizatiOn and demorallatIon OF the
Tory party in England is making rapid pro-
grcss, as appears from tic Ministerial explana-
tions gwen on March and i'll both Houses
of the Parliament. Earl Derby and DiSraell
are for granting as much as can safely be
given The three Ministers who have with
drawn, and with them n considerable portion
of the party, were determined to grant rs little
as possible. The doom of the Tory Ministry Is
iDnyifahlp
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

The Radical Convention at Huntsville, Ala.
bama. on the 9th inst, is one of the results or
the recent measure of reconstruction by Con
rress. This Convention is merely PREDATORY to
another, to be held in May, whcreat the loyal
men of the State will proceed to reconstruct
it. With her vast colored population heartily
in favor of the movement, the prospect seems
to be good that Alabama will soon register
herself with the radical majority of States.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
TIE Franklin BRICK MACHINE,

Jrs,, perfect simplicity; great strength and Immense
with eight men aud Two horses 70
sef eper make 5000 70 500 elegant bricks per hoh
J. II. HISIcS. Proprietor No Il BrosdNs \. l.. Eoo@ %
MN H,ON-CLAD MACHINE, with LAF-
49,. ,rvvT Rack MOLD-Pred Brick made without re-
pressing Brick made from same Machine o, ,r
sup-,in quair For descriptive circular llIeas a. LAth ic
f,r tnd N ,nuscturrt Albou Orleans County n, L =,
Mo- flrei Mods and mode Of operating on eflhlon a. e
New-lok CIV by j. A AFLbk lhcu-
Cor aud Pst.n.ee Call and examine this Mscaiue
TIE LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RACKED by
per. 10, Cough the general strength wasted and ioeafabs com
p.h or established h-hy JAMES EIPEcroRAsT On elective
rqne5, To- Cs Colds ai eIers 5eae6 effect on the pumo
nsrr sai h-onca al organs Sold syeryvtere
BEAUuFUL HNR.-CHEvALiERS LIFE POR THE
Ham positively gray hair to ITS original color snd Jouhe
beauty mps, life sai strength to the weakest hair stops ITS falling
ont si olcr k~-os unparalleled haeng
Sold bY druggists and fashionable hadSsers aud al NY Office No
liza Broaieay, n Y SARAH A CHEyALlHH " -
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Nem'2lprk Daily Grib1are.
SATURDAY. MARCH 16, 1867.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers. $40 per anhum
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers u per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers - por ahnuh'
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 20 cents per line.
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per llno.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 50 per line.
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. THE TRIBUNE Now>Y0rk.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

Col. Emmons Clark. of;Our Seventh Regiment
the reported nominee of the Governor for Fire
Commissioner, is very widely esteemed an es-
cellent disciplinarian and capable officer In
the Fire Commission. he will be cmphatlcaliy
" ihc rieht man in the right place"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

;no Conventions would be to place the loyal
people of the South at the mercy OF lew
men. and we do not sec that anything would
he gained by such measure.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

NIGHrs or PAINFUL WATCHING WITH POOR
ek e.yi,s cca ela syoled by The us' Of Mrs "S'1o"
soorsss SryP It relieves le sufferer from pan cures S''
cole regulates the and bowels conec aay and oue 'e
o,,e,, thng it is invaluable Perfectly SAFE in all eases as mi
Ions Of m,,hcs testify
BE SIRE laI call for
Mas wvslows SooTBvo SYRUP"
Having TIE ..ai CURTIS PsaES'" OF tbs outside wrapper
Al others al base limitations
SoRE THROAr, COUGH, COLD, and similar
trope, ii Suffered progress result in serious pulmonary affections
o0,lne irrble BHowss BKoScaAL TrocaE' reach Directly
che set Of tie ose give amos: ns relief They h'e been
e,,. t.te sal tie gooi reputation they have justly
,rt A. t,e,s ore iaitrtioss ne g~qgrt
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
CUSTOMS. RECEIPTS. RTCCf
sr rstssHApa re rBA TRIBUNE.

~ TELEGRAPH TO rHh
WASHINGTON, March 15.--The following are tho
receipts Customs from the places named below nom
the lst To the 9th inst.
NewYork. Si6G S2 SO Boston, 1901 762 49, Baltimorc
$ls33l3 67; New0rlcans. from Feb. 81 % FeD ~ slO
ia l3; san Francisco, from Feb TO Feb 4tst 81
total, s5399,257 "a The receipts from Philadelphia have
not been reported owing probably 20 the vacancy IN tho
office Of the Collector OF that port.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

ryThe Money Article and Markets appear o 9n
the second Doqe; a communication concerning thG
destitutjOn tn the South, and other matters, WHl
be found on the third page; and Notices O We
Ro0kSof the Week on the SiTth page.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON RIVER

ALBANY, March 15.-Ihe river Is supposed TO be
closed 10 navigation above Rhinebeck The steamboat
Hupha which came up the Hudsop, will not venture TO
eturn until the weather mOderates. considerable
amount OF Ice formed ia the river during the last
three nights Nothing has arrived at or departed from
Athens his scasOu
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
20 0ORREGpONDENTS

No .oce can he taken Anonymous Communications "hae'
intended for insertion auhesucated by the name snl
q, the w1,sr-oot necessarily for pubso0 but asa guAV i''
bis good faith . - ~.
UrR' New-Yofk
Svs e.pp,t Undertake to return rejected Commuuca'o1t
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
THE EUREKA BRICK MACHINE

makes ~, so,Id Br per hour c only rtn' mn ara onI po,
I,,s a. ~ NJ hon, On so1U j0.rsr. Has cpkT rdrnerg
to se g>. Of oIde o. iTsary dora lie gfs., sntc" su
, rr command approval Of every expert at sgA
W. chaicn.e the world 20 produce It's equal
Stf.sfaef,s guaranteed 10 on purchasers
At,s,N Rv,r. General No. l4i Broadway N. Y
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
DISASTERS.

RAILROAD COLLISION NEAR NEw-BRIGUrON, ONO.
sI TELEGKAPH rHIBuSE
COLUMBUS, Ohio. March l5.-An accident occurred
near New Brighton the Pittsburg and steubcnyio
Railroad this morning. one passenger train ran INTO
another one passenger was killed and the legs OF eight
others were broken
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
GOLD DISCOVERIES IN CANADA.

tT rgLsGs,Pa 20 TgE TRIBUNE
OTTAWA. March l5.-Large nuggets of gold have
tre,i lp,B1 Ia County Renfrcw. The local Crown land
grnt has m consequence been notified TO sell no more
Lands tu us luT!kGleil0n
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
WEATHER REPORT.

OswEGo March l5-The weather to-day has been
clear and pleasant but cold, with west wind
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

WOODS THEATRE ,, o.c,,,yr
THIS FvESING-THE LADIES BATtLb 90 hlt4l Vo"'N'
Ms. Ftuuy M,gri Phelps
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

EEW-YORK CIRCUS n =
-,,,s rvryING-SPRITE or THE SILVER sHOWER--pro;; ;
~ .rS H.r.Y,rk Circus Ttoupe. Matinee st q pc1tk
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

pODWORN HALL. ...,-, c-.,...
THtS FVENTNG--M HARlZ liih IhhVoiON''' ~
I1,s, NJ Heal exc Matinee att OeloeE.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

R,RNUNPS AMERICAN MUSEUM . .,
NV .ND FVFNING-OIR TENEMENT HOUSES-IWO y hII ~
Ri1 THOUSAND CCRiOSiTIES-VAN AhBUkOHS OVLh1O
MON or WILD ANIMALS.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

KELLY & LIONS bnNSTRBLS ~ o.,rp
this EVFNfGG - CINDER-IBON - hADA6ANVAh D'""N
qItoi1R STRBRTS or NBW-YORK (Buletl1sl
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

STEINwAY HALL - =, ~.
THIS RVFNING-LAsr POPULAR CONC6kL. n,ne' '''P'
p,., Nj Ul Sun Sa 1he6 Ihomass COS
40 .NORgOW EVENING - TWENTY MIMI oI"OA' w.
rERf Mlle Cauis,a Mr. q. W Morgan etc
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

RiRLOS GARDEN 49,. p.rs,
,,,, ,ytNrYc BLACK CROOK-Great Parsieaoe ba'e'
gr,,pe M,iInts at O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
amnsemenls.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC ..r,,,r, s.co,t
THIS AFrFPNOON-lIALlAh OfhHA-hA -
Al N EIdNlR DAMORE
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

UNION HALL. . ..,, 20, ~,
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENlNG 80 BCN'AN iAohHAO \
CTrnrf ~eut, .tI.rl-s. eui Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

PIFTHAvE OPERA HOUSR o.a .
TUI1 FVFNiNG-THE BLACK CROOh !blIIt'l.I '''
(l,t,t :. Mns.s Hes Acts Music Singing Dancing NC
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

BOWERY THEATER .. .., ,,,-r
..,,,, 1y,xrNc riig FROiIC OF THE FATRIES-MY AUNT
iESEY IJND-RL HYDBR Miss Fanny Herring Mh '" L. u''
l-f Dir q. J.. i1k
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

BROOKLYN ACADEMY ~ MUSIC
THIS EVFNING-STRBETS OF NhNlOkA-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

WINTER GARDEN - -, ,,t MI,
Irug AFTFR NOON-hlhICHANI OF NhN!,,,,, - tvOSs
at.is Of b DaYi1ge-bADi VI hiN''
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

THEATRE FRANCAIs ,,,,,,o
TIus EyKNING--FARGEAU, LEMPOlSSONNEUh
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

NETWORK TIIBATER. ., o.,,
THIS EvFN1EG-THB MAID WITH TUB hlhNi"u i"'"
pteSKil, AND ANDBOMkDA. Lady Doa
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

OLYMPIC TTiBATBR
qtIs AFrF FRNOOS-STRBBTS OF NBNfORk
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
DnHness Nolites.

AMERICAN (WALTHAM WATCHES.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
S.1 RverVwhara
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

BROADWAY THEATBR - -, .,,,,,, =, q
,,,s vvtEfvG SIlANDY MAGUIRE-AN HOUR IN SEVILLE
a., .'I Nrs i,r,sy Williams Matinee at II OolocS.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

wAILACKS THBATBii.
THIS EVENING-IIKNRY DUNBAR BIT J. J" "suA'@
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16
CoLGArE's HONEY Toilet SOAR.

This c-l:ei Soar snch Universal inlai nale from
tte CHnicksr materials SCENTED aDi extremely
upon the skin Fox sale by all Druggists and
Isp~.f f;apis n-tlsrS.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-16

WILCOX e. GIBBS SEwING-MACHINE.-" Its
sasm rp lock stitch -" Judge decision at tas
rsnd Trial samples OF both stitches SO BrostNsy