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E. N. ApPERSOA & CO.,
Cotton Factors
GRocERs AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. ASA Front ana s Jefferson sss-,
MEMPHIS. TENN.

LARGE stock OF Plantation Supplies, Bag
n ging, Rope, Ties. etc Tor sale 70 customers
on usuafterns. novi6 Inn
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highest bidder, n
On thursdays Nov. Is. 1861,
The vAlushle place on which he resided, we'll
known IS THE OAKS situated on the OLD
RALEIGH ROAD, about i've miles from Mem
PhiA. subdfvidsd Into small tracts, as per plan,
70 Be seen a. The of5ce OF the Auctionsers.
These are highly desirable landsf for Rssidanees
and Garden Farms
Ths Aansion, with fsamnfe houss room. and
the large Garden and beautifufG roveN saphad.
constitute one OF the most attFneffgs ana besnl
uful hpmesteads 10 be had ia the sicinitT o.
Aemphis The property win be sold on the
following easy ll
TERMS:
Third Cash. balance one and two years credit.
with lien retained. sale upon the premises,
commencing At ten O'Clock. a
a A. e POPE, Executrix.
a. POPE. Executor.
ROfSTER. IRRELEVANT 4 CO..
ocG $50 Auctioneerl
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ra a
On the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
near Corinth, one Hack Morocco TraVeIur
Bag. The nnder viii be literally rewarded ~
leaving the books and papers contained there
III With 90 lTHOApSJN &CUMMISs.
p7yl4iW Bdf 80 ropa street, MemphA
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To Creditors of B0Rkgatpts.
HEBSQNs receiving notices that their debt
II ora have nled petitions 20 be declared
5ankrupts, will do vel 70 Immediately prove
Courts, or they viii be barred 4 have The
necessary, and can put them Ia proper
shape, al small o. psuse HUME y. I'LL
J u. S. Commissioner, No. Is Madison street.
movie 1w rr
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WHY DO you ASK NE THAT QUESTION, sIRP
Because me Of them susededn no doubt md that badly among your household Ouvsn-e
fences hiatt the abohous and Troublesome tm Of burntng may hecomea an ageeabls Teaa-
ton tsthel ladies' upon whom such duties usually devuve
What's the articles What's the descriptions What's it do,
pray, srP
wGn it sampIy " rsw-propenr Wheels rashsd TO hsIowsrs nd IA stage handle
nrp precisely as the old Dmher"-t these two Wheels ydYenphy and in counter directions
at very up and down movement Of the" DasheS" completely dssngsgng and cutting n
vision Of thu whess keeps the whosb bulk Of tn cream supplied with constant currents OF
mesh ali. thus securing BY hs anPNtP process tn true prndp~ Of GOOD Butter aaAiaE"
Well, sir, is the thing simple-Very gimplep 1tfa =
why aov very amps ID seer, that nota wrd or explanation is nseSsry Why Bid
Idy%" Aunt DhnAh" or The eetyHr old chHd an both undaaaad And WsN and e0udRtn
|harhva Imagine any ouerP purpose nrt- -&.
Is it durable and substantial, sir
hB made OF the best sheet zne-wfn nOtr rust strong neat and win ordinary care IN
last aslongS yOu and your grand chndensc children.
Long enough; well. my friend, does it make GOOD BUTTER.
and QUICK? ew~rr.-a -rr--vKav
n does not MY make good Buaz, but about oSs FOURTg MORE to aEren amount OF
naer Ike circumstances Of quality and temperature nd in about " RAAF 7RE
TINE required by the use Of the "d dahG"s Am however, quer read 70 onN~suH n
WIN nfmske Buffers qunk& tbsb oaasa- Five Minute snd ohsr-H ghtninE'C hUns nor
would we havsn so qukk, for the very pdnM and smpb uop that the exTaOrhnaHI rapid
Of such Charms yield ssHs result q mas @SOFT LARDE unhHhng EG instead
Of those RHcH. GRAIyY, RAxT, FIRM and ATELY QUALITIES Thh ousrtIs RIA
GOOD BUTZER. #r =. 1854. fI va
wu. sir have ont II the odd tshhnsd" ChuusA al od family rMa ofsyeHl gene
uaous past. nd do I understand you that nothing more hHquEd than Oneof he RS-
LEY DASHERsF" -E-a RESI- --.-r--.E--
Nothing else whatever to complete the 6LAPBE EST CRsAPBE and eos ALNEAC
TORY CRURNNG APPARATUS that the world las yet produced
Wn friend oe mO-e xcuSsm ms. dr-nght well peasd,b ut a little suspicious cans
help it, Are on sure hsb not me ofths Yankee buubuTs-onsd tn HsehlneN unmsga~
.5nnE =" broadg uazs"z grin to the hsof tsmOA fsadOqs sseurr-5at with sonsvhstof
.nuhueS efforts to- slices bDn ortwo. Ughi snehl ooksSndN uSn- @nguEg asa understand
who have been huay doeO for" r.r
DASHER" IL NO UABUG- nOtab t dr. r. lisa neinVenden and IN u2enB
own true merits win Us way noe every household in ans ans, North AM south ThsDaSasr
is open to competition and FOL" common sense ever A. a yP@e use sa n
mn say 70 YanEss or anybody sssaBSAT u :"
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Retail Price, 81 90 Each, and Invariably Cash,
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fassA $500 q q J.. A.
scls oaaaH o.s3 baa aeoaaaiaa
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ym Executors Sale
The Homestead Tract Of Land,
NEAR THE eIlK or HEMPHIs.
BelougingtotheL ats john Pope ESQ.
On IhursdaT. NaE. 9S. lS61.

direction OF the wihofahe late John Pope.
, deceased, we wiuseA II public sale 90 the
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keepsie under the following circumstances The prison.
els time previous to November last, procured OF
IL B Clafln New York merchant goods 10 the amount
Sl000 and also procured goods from dozen otper
firms in all amounting 10 SGOO0OOr $1,000 IN NoN0hDff
thcy made an assignment. Through the Winter the
Sheriff of Dutchess County and his deputies experienced
considerable difficulty IN legally settling the affairs OF
the firm one time pitched fight occurring at the prs
oncrs store III this place. then Mr.. II. B. CatAn
has preferred charges against the Bedngs OF obtaining
goods of him 10 the OF $1,000 under false pre-
lenses whereupOn they both arrested as stated
above and i'm default Of $0OO bail each limbo
The prisoners claim that they easily obtain ball. but
do not desire 10 from the fact that the stpuatOns
their bal ble for any Of judgment that
may rendered against the prisoners As the transac
tios involve $4,000 100000 bail Is hard 10 procure
The case IL before the Courts
HIGHWAY ROBBERY NEAR COLD SPRING.
Cold SPRING. April A son of Mr.. James Smith
of Grfn's Corners robbed Of $4,000 by four highway
men near Nelsonville Tuesday night. A reward Of
81 900 has offered for the arrest OF the robbers
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The Chamber of Commerce held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon, william E. Dodge
in the chair Col f. A. COnkling before calling up the
special order for the day the resolutions looking to the
resumption Of specie payments, previously laid on the
table, read the following letter from Henry G. carey,
Gsq. -
PHILADELPHIA March 8, 1861
This moment for The srst yOn esolu
You 60 ahead
wishing that certainly he TO H. there
quiet easy comfortable road which all might s
Manage 0 ard with pTOft 70 all
You err FOR SAYING 10 regard 70 the disease and
ssrtrs prescribe friction Of the limbs o the
had Medical study The o the yers ihey
ard this thew before they undertake prescribe the remedies he
should n0fO doctors do TIE sae3 Does
much the health Of Ddydualsi
You are making mistake aud IL s that will
ud regret road by which seek travel hss repuds
Iou at is end and not resumption.
greatly could talk the matter feeling quite assured
satisfy that further study Of the question
IWss greatly ~ be desired Faithfully yours u =, o.
Boh- y A. COHking
Mr.. Opdyke offered an amendment TO the preamble
and last clause Of Mr. COnkngs resolutions. The resO
JutiOD as amended would be as follows:
WreaS The establishment snd unya recognition
standard snd Of value have long aud justly been
the growth and development Of Industry aud the
ssd stesdfast prosperity trade aud commerce;
Dor national departure from such standard only dc
4Es sse ksss.H " n ks;y =. .SSs..s S'sslHgss Y AZ
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
EXCISE.
MEETING OF The BOARD YESTERDAY.

MEETING OF The BOARD YESTERDAY.
The fourth session of the Board, for the eXamlna-
ton of licensed liquor dealers for alleged Oenses against
me Excise law was held yesterday afternoon Police
Headquarters President Schultz in the chair. There
were Il cases tried The following named persons had
their licenses revoked Jurgen Won Thom No 694 Water
1s5 East HoustOnst: John H. Immen No. lg9 PTincest
Patrick Smith, No 25s Avenue B Christopher Cosgrove,
No 9l Ninthave.; Michael Feeley, No 500 Sec0ndaye.
ThOse not revoked were Albert Carl No 42G BroOmest
John McGuTTan, No CSC SiXthave.; August Matledge,
Daniel Dempsey No. 375 Cherry-st; Matthew Gilhgan,
No sJ Mul6erry-st: ThOs Norton, No 27st WateIst.;
Fener No l95 East HOust0n-st.; Chas Knker No. III
Fifth-st.; Oliver Branch, no ] Parkrow A. Hedrick'
The case of Adam Steubner, No l0l BrOadst, was dis
missed, the complainant not appearing
That Of Peter McCabe No. 222 SXtrst, was Iad over
until the next meeting
Attorney Bliss asked that 20 other parties, Of whom he
meeting.
resolution was offered and adopted that the annual
Seport of Excise he approved, signed
by and Secretary thereof aud aerward for
Harded 10 the Legislature.
superntendent Kennedy Of the Metropoliton Police
presented the names OF the following hquOldeaefs Tor
violating the conditions OF the Excise law accompanied
by ms usual prayers that their licenses be revoked
Patrck Anderson, No l02 Westinghouse; TAQmas sin
S3tt NO. & III CnaronS, DSd9FeK @ 6bdGnc' , So
Delaney No. 64S Elevenhave; Henry Reyes, Broadway
srieS Graner. seventhsve, between Fifty-seventh
and Fiftyeighth-st.; VIM Bittinger, seyenth-aye.
and Pity y-Seecond-st.; Daniel Fsdlon' No So
George Tuckschwait, No sos Ffh-s Jacob Hanber, No
170 East Eieventh.st John Meridian No i2s Avenue A.
EDWARD Hare, No. lOs Avenue A; owen Mcmahon No.
n East Eleventh-st; Albert Ours, No. lO4 Bowery;
frederick IIumer, No sufiolk-st; Patrick Il Curry,
No. 90 BrOOme-st; Bernard saxtOn iNO 217 Lewsst.;
Peter McCabe, No 222 Sxthst; Fitz Buckner, No. IS
Alen-st; Patrick Anderson. No. 7l9 WaShington-st;
1O3 Bayardst Frederick Schroeder No. 25 Vandewater
81; Bernard GER, No SC Franforts; Peter Dlsch No
Emile Theile NO l67 RivingtOnst.; H. Pribbe. No TO
stantODst.; Ferdinand wlnthorst Flatbush, L. l.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

rane and costly struggle m the rer'fton Of cur national ng
ad Wreas Powerful interests are striving pcrreuate
depreciation o ~, uuuy ty opposing me loAF o. contracting
through which ae The Government AID itt Banks can retain sicc
R,a,e That in the Judgment ofr Claml The dictate Of pub
DE- interest aud national honor the Ttdrl esl .boud cautiously
s,.d.sty rocy % contraction bee
done without adversely affecting L osac Industrial Interests Of The
Mr Opdyke in supporting his amendment, said he was
opposed TO the original resolution because OF the sweeping
declaration OF the quaed insolvency Of the Governments
in the preamble and also because he believed contraction
and not immediate resumption, was the true policy.
Contraction the policy OF the Treasury Department
and Of Congress and lie said the Secretary OF the Treasury
surprised at report that the Chamber had adopted
resolutions recommending resumption Mr. COnkling
said the Secretary OF the Treasury cannot contract the
currency unt his receipts shall exceed the expenditures
Of the Government He believed history would perpetu
ate the folly Of the who inauSuratcd this Initiation OF
the currency. At the close Of the war the coun-
ny could have gone back to resumption better
cemed. The friends Of protection, he said, resist
the return 10 specie payments because they believe IL
would be injurious to the interests Of home labor Dut ne
believed the arguments on which their opposition was
based TO be unsOund Mr. WemOrc regretted that TINS
preamble should point TO an alleged insolvency OF the
Government. IL important now 10 sustain the conn
trys credit as II was 10 maintain its unity and integrity
on the field of battle Mr. COnking thought the words
"qualfied insolvency were al ly chosen 10 snow the
position in which we are placed by the legal tender eur
rency launched upon the country Mr. Wetmore con.
tended that country that could place TO the credit OF
its sinking fund SO6OOOOC0 annually could not be called
insOvent. Mr. Opdykes amendment was then adopted
after which the resolution as amended was passed
Nh. Blunt offered resolution, which was adopted
asking for the repeal of the law recently passed by me
Legislature Of NewJersey taking away the power of the
the name Of Mr. Griffith passed, providing Tor the
appointment of special Committee OF seven 10 recon-
mend to the Governor the most suitable persons for Com
mssIOneTs. in the bill on WhaTves and Piers, now
before the Legislature, should become law. resolu
tiOn offered III the of Mr. Jones passed 10 make
application 10 the Legislature for and to confer with
the Board Of Education IN relation TO the estaDshneht
of schools for sailors.
After the transaction OF some other umnpoUaht Dusl
ness the Chamber adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
TIE PROPOSED New BRoADwAY-The Board OF
Aldermen, at their last meeting, passed the following


TIE PROPOSED New BRoADwAY-The Board OF
Aldermen, at their last meeting, passed the following
resolution:
Rrd That the Counsel the Corporation be- and he i hereby
and directed take the necessary legal immediately
upon this resolution widening and extending Ann
Boyle dated 18th Of December 1865 said streets
opened extended be known aud designated New
Broadway"
Last year the Common Council annulled resolution
passed the previous year for widening and extending
Ann and EuOn-sts.," so as 10 make new street from
the Park 10 Fulton Ferry Tbs new street was to be
called New broadway. The project Is again revived as
will be seen by the passage OF the above py one
Of the Boards Of the Common Council. The RED mes
indicated the map mentioned In the resolution OF the
Board Of Aldermen would deprive ParkroW OF O5 leet OF
building front occupied by large business
From that point upon Park-rOw the line OF delnOto
extended dagonay toward Annst until within 100 ieet
Of the north side of that street and then ran through 10
William-st, cutting off from the depth OF the lOts
Annst. 90 feet inches at Nassau-st, ana
nearly an equal depth at Willam-st Az tne
northeast corner Of William and Ann-sts.,
triangular slice of 76 feet inches was 10 be cut away
while the south side of Annst the new street was 10
dagonally through the block from william ana Ann
TO Fulton and GOldsts. From Gold TO Watersts Tue
space added to the width OF Fuonst sufficient TO make
il feet wide be taken from the south side OF the
street. cutting off about so feet from the depth OF the 0t
at this place. Below Waterst and above Fr0ntst tne
present width OF FultOnst is sufficient but was pro
posed TO cut slice from Fulton Market 10 feet Ndc at
Fr0ntst and 20 feet at South-st.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW 0RK.......ATEII l.

ARRIVED.
steamship Ab,-, DaleH ysI. Cnl March 49, and Havana 'oh
steamship AcH,hnei. Kelly. New Dedou fergason Wood
Bsl VIZ, lof 1epooD Balsr CareH,, Q. day. With raoa,
Errision i,eris encountered heavy y W gae which
Albert Emerson wou Magoans 10 DAYS With logvooa 70
noi,as, i, tl y. IL. Ia .tv ~ BSbf. A. " w. s
''S gE Iis, GTpI Vessels Rio Jaero u days with coffee
Co Has been u days boh Of laieras with hr y
BIZ Ia Casrue Dohry ~ day' With ogvooa to VII
SOP Csmmann Has halheay n W. gales lost bboon Len no 7es
Sesr g 4 johnson Harm. Washington, \. c.
sseIt May r.rI,I, rsh, n P';lsI H,.,, Virginia
sclr M9y Anna Roger, B,rs.taele., ,,,.,, uou,s
ssh As.ga NSls, ,9a1 S"'' b., % to '''''
N,,.rnk-bars March g. Ion. ~ from HevoreArs for
Bgho.-,,eau.llp March 81 ni long o. bound
d oag % sTcd trg showing square flag "'h nun
cso|brs Jl int si IS long 20 s from Bremen fr Havana
ss-iors
The s Al,s from Matsn reports that lat &C. long 73 fell
hcoasI Marine fc SssYo!' for Ts,@so' sinking
and has no, since been heard from
NAVAL.
gHboat FLORIDA from the West Indies arrived at Fortress
D,tsSe. have been received the Navy Department Washington
today from Lieut. CSmmlEdsI u Erh ne G - steamer S'gn %
safe ARRIVAL o the Huron that port after Ia~aSr OF 20 aa, from
NeslOrt-ohcer' aud crew well TIE Huron ,fs % ug1
leave 1oI Rio de Jan.iro March
The steamer MonoagahA Fortress Monroe late
afternoon Monday proceeded To tr "osro
NayTYd She has been short cruise 10 The southern Ooa'
visited Wilmington Beaufort Pou ROYAL ard Charson AZ ne
opor, NAVY supplies and coal viii hs furnished her aa upon The
AA Commodore Boggs the gunboat DE Soiow y tAy s
viii sail for the West Indies 10 join the hasshp sssnehAhh
powc cruising In those ATTITUDES.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
G1vysToS April a-Sa!lsi ship WIN. TAer for New iurk.
4The steamship Colorado, sailed TO-DAY
Hong carrying full eigh 70 cabin ana ~ t
sse pas,4nsers and SlsO n for China.
Tie sailed for Hong kopg hour before ht toado
tending her The JEANNE cargo OF loaF and 'hs
and 5000 10 treasure.
CH.ELEsros April JAuved steamship Peruvian from Liverpool
Cumberland tBr Liverpool hark Dueppe pruss Liverpool
ot deck Of molasses BARK 'ps
Csrscbas Ellen Ashruf Palermo No date OF latitude
long spoke Hebe Palermo for Newlork also hHg un's
MessuA bng Aohe daLl Csstel Mare bng Mar! =
Pomeoy sagusi brg hassAek taIlenas A'9 aI'u hs AP
Iupper MatauIas: VI. Holmes. do Dakota. Canienas
below bark Maria from Liverpool ... -. NJ.
April ARRIVED steamship Alliance Philadelphia bHg ACTON nA
more; schr Edsu Kirk, New wiorf - M.
FoKTkEss MONROE April A-ArrSed chr NAeiA hoh 'Ae "e
InlIr fnr
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

MEETING OF TIE AMERICAN lNsTITUTE-Nice-
President Dudley g. Gregory in the chair last even
ing After the election of II candidates for membership,
the authorized the Board Of Trustees 10 crcu-
late subscription paper with view 10 commencing the
erection OF fitting edifice for the American Institute
whenever SOO00 shall have been subscribed the under
shall be a life member OF the Society Voted, that the
Committee the next june strawberry Exhibition De
empowered 10 eXpcnd 500 this To be exclusive OF
the special $50 premiums which have been offered by
Messs. d. :. Gregory, Horace Greeley, and Orlando b.
Potter
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

COMMISSIONERS or CHARITIEs AND CONNECTION
meeting OF the Commissioners Of Public Charities and
Correction held yesterday afternoon The full board
was present The only business Of interest transacted
was the adoption Of resolution providing for the send
Ing OF two visitors TO the western portion OF Newlork
state and Michigan unden the direction OF the over
OF the Poor for the purpose Of making provisions Tor
the indentuTing of children from the RandaFs Island
Nurseries The two persons appointed, McssIs Jonah
Wilson and John MCGrath, are instructed 10 provide lOt
the comfort and health OF the children III Their new
homes A resolution also adopted accepting specl-
Of morbid anatomy presented by Dr. James *;
Wood These specimens. with Others in the possession OF
the Commission, will be placed properly classified IN the
third story Of the Morgue Building The collection 10
he known Rs the Woods Museum" The Committee OF
Medical Inspection OF the Bellevue and Charity Hospitals
have instructed hereafter 10 make weekly vlts 10
the buildings under their supervision.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05
THE
MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEWARK, N. J.
-CHARTER PERPETUAL !
loRGAyIzED IN 1s4J.l


[oRGAyIzED IN 1s45.I ICHARTER PERPETUAL J
Having paid losses on deceased members amounting S5
declared dividends the living the sum Of s6o02s3s, with
asset, amounting ,0O0,0 900, has Just declared
| It's TWENTIETH annual dividend being so per cent
continues to issue all classes Of Life Policies at helswest rates
sten with perfect security members m Distinguishing features
economy in expenditure and in its management
Hpsys capital bonuses eomms
sOns officers no immOderae compensation TO agents
Directors attend meeng, its committees Its
rLs carefully dso sound lives Is careful IN
adjusting losses and prOmptin payment
Its funds with regard security ha1ang prneps
for interest," hence its investments After
paying Osses expenses and eseg ve Of all outstanding
policies. II has arays made dividend premiums
the members and paid them when due.
nisa MUTUAL BENEFIT" Company having Ofmem
be all life policies and DID, sharing equally in the annual
division ofsurpus receiving dividend every premium paid
endeavOrs in brief to act in all respects faithful trustee for the
members Having for ove twenty pursued this proposes
to continue ure its advantages all who desire to
insure in Company conducted.
LEWIS G. GROVER, PRESIDENT.
EDWARD STRONG Secretary. BENZ MILLER vcePresdent
ALEX H. JOHNSON Cashier AMZI DODD Mathematician
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
JOSEPH B. JACKSON MD. GABRIEL GRANT, NJ D.
EDGAR HOLDEN NJ. d. &c. SMELLING, ND.
DIRECTORS
LEWIS C. GROVER JOHN r. WEEKS,
. HENRY McFARLAE NEHEMIAH PERRY,
CHARLES s. MACKYET, EDWARD A. STRONG,
As SMELLING JOSIAH O. Low,
RANDALL H. GREENE JOSEPH A. HALsEY,
l. H. FROTHIEGHAM, BENZ. c. MILLER
NEWYORK OFFICE, No I3s BROADWAY.
SAMUEL H. LLOYD, AGENT.
Hours for Medical Examination once daily from II till half
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

TIE MEDITERRASEAN EXCURsIoN.-The steamsh
Quaker CITY, Leary Brothers, has been secured for Capt
Duncans Mediterranean expedition. The necessary n
pairs have been commenced The quaker Clty VIII leaN
this port June 4, at 3 o'clock p. III.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

THE SPRING SEASON is, as usual, marked by
Hat introduced by KNOX which, r Reat
meas elegance and becomn would be almost impossible
No PIP Broadway of FEor , and at
Broadway prescott House, the style Of Hat aud variety
of covering. viii be found
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

POLYTECHNIC CLUB OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Chairman Tilman introduced Mr. James M. Hicks, and
that gentleman called the attention the Club last
evening, 10 his steam boiler, working model OF
which he exhibited No written description OF this nyen-
ton can give the reader clear idea Of its merits. Mr.
Johnson of Maine took occasion o inform the Club that
he not Dr. Draper took the first daguerreotype poifas
from life this city, In October, Draper in ms
address before the Institute ut the close of the last FAR
claimed the honor for himself. but did pretend that
he took daguereotype portrait before December 1889
Mr. r. d. SetsOn could decide whether the first por'
trait was produced by Mr. Johnson Dr. Draper but he
fell assured that by American and, that Amer
lea might be properly credited. he moved the comntta
of the subject 10 the Committee Chemistry OF the
American institute. SO referred Mr. Tyler exhibited
an ingenious model Of flax pulling machine which VIII
pull five acres OF flax In day or enabe one man ana
horse 90 do the work OF men The machine costs less
than $780, and lin Ohio, where flax fiber worth millions ol
dollars ID lost every year Recause he farmers fNpt IyP
New-York tribune., 1867-04-05

CITY GovERNMENT.-BOth branches of the Com
mon Council having adjourned TO Monday afternoon
next and q large proportion Of the members being at
Albany looking after the "TaX Levy" there was no
meeting of either Board Yesterday afternoon.