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New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
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TnE SUPPOSED WESTINGHOUSE MURDER
On Saturday evening ROundsman kelvey OF the
rwenty-seventh Precinct arrested Michael Rooney OF
No 16O Westinghouse suspicion of having caused the
death of his wife Ellen by beating. lie comme I'd
90 the Station House yesterday coroner Nhdey Nlstcu
4le place which is "a tunble-dOwn frame building Two
STORIES n ght dirty and smOke-DegIimed post NOR
tom examination was made 10y Dr. Wooster Beach, u
He, fnuH traces violence Oh the face Ol deceased
zOae Of them sufficient, however, 10 cause uedth'
Tie internal organs much diseased nom III
Temperance, and this, in the opinion OF Dr. Be5cl'
caused death. An inquest held at tbe StatlOn-
House by Coroner Mndey. Several witnesses were
Examined who testified that deceased and her husband
ind been drinking considerably OF late. About lhlee
weeks since she attacked her husband scratched ana peat
him For this she arrested ana sent 10 the fehle-
fary for 10 days. Since her release she has drank as
badly as ever Oh Friday night deceased ana her nus
given ler black eve. On Saturday she seemed 10 De
yOy quiet and in the evening Rooney called 10 some ot
che other inmates for light, stating his Deet that MS
wife was dead On light being brought the woman was
peTnce was rendered Deceased aged ~ years, and
native Of Ireland The prisoner was discharged by INC
Coroner lie NJ time In the Union army, naNhB
lost his night arm at the battle OF Gainess NILS.
GOLD SwINDLE.
Recently member of "a firm calling themselves
Fisk Underwood & Co, who for short time past
have had an office in New-st, called upon Messrs T.
chased from them 5000 gold giving payment Ger
titled check Of the city banks On saturday the
check was returned from the Clearing House as worth
less the persons drawing IL having no account III the
bank and the certicaton being forged On visiting the
office OF the Newst firm IL was ascertaned that they
lad deeamped. The police authorities notified, but
have found trace Of the persons II Is believed
that other firms have been vctimzed
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
The Union
Wholesale Agents

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
Chartered by Congress and having Eve Government Directors 'p
pointed BY the President United States, offer their
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY-YEAR BONDS,
BEARING SIX PER CENT INTEREST
PAYABLE sEMIASSUALLY IN GOLD
For sale through the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK
NO. 2 YAssAUsT,
and Mess, CLARK. DODGE & Co,
BANKERS. no. 81 wALLsT,
IN the City ofSew.York,
sSINETY CENT oferpsr vslue With Accrued Interest
These Bond. are ,eeur,d BY FIRST MORTGAGE RAIL
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
PER MILE much les than Road THREE
HUNDRED AND FIVE MILES completed in the
substantial manner, and fully equipped with rolling stock locomotives
machine shops, engine houses station bug built mostly
Ofbhok. and have been
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED BY THB GOVERNMENT
,n,r AZ examination ard report BY the Government cOImOnsr' and
huor 10 suece,shll operation
The Company ties and all other material uent to
complete tie Road to tie Rocky from Omaha Of
s7 mesby the let Of september pledged for It's completion
By . contractor TwgLvB THOUSAND FIvB HUNDRED u2SOc
Gersnmer aaon to The snby SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS or GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR ZACH MILE or ROAD
AS COMPLETED III. Chicago sDd Northwestern Railroad,
completed connect, h. Road oHah' nd doing large bus
passengers and freight
The Chicago Island and P.fe hs Chicago, Burlington and
Quaey Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad Companies expect to
I,hd nI o Omaha dang the nIi 50 that
four from the East ~ greatly contribute to the
bssn,,. M, Road nnl the Central Pase being consrsied with
great eby California this Great National Railroad across
s Csrunen, In 1870 s the business both passenger and
freight il eau possibly accommodate The interest these Bonds being
JayAbs go small per mile there can be no question
safety and tie Company has hesitation IN recommending
pube Au.ngesnt, being male with the National
gsnsy rousbou, the ouny r the accommodation Of In
v..,or. In these Bouds T. D. MORGAN and the Hon
OAKBs AMrs Trustee. JOHN cisco, Treasurer
subsc ription. 10 the southern Famine Relief Com
mission, previously seknowege l2lb4B 90 Receipts u aAt'
as foi G B2 H. For particulars see "Wod oitsis date
JAMES NJ BROWN. Treasurer, No 80 Wallst
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
Great Cure In the City Of New-York
HIGHLY RESPECTABLE CITIZEN WELL KNOWN TO TIL
MERCANTILE COMMUNITY.
OFrIcR OF n. Y. AND GALEvA LRln Co.

MERCANTILE COMMUNITY.
OFFICE OF n. Y AND GALEHA LED CO..
No % NaSsau-st, New-York, June !, 1865 )
DR. j. scHENCK-Dear Sir; For Is Years have been
troubled severe cough and usually three times with
more hemmoh.ge which together Or the last few kept
me thin DO bunes kind without suffering
In August had very hemmOhage and according TO the
Judgment Of good NewYOk physician was eassed as beyond the
medicine and advised be prepared so far property
concerned to leave this world at short notice This
physician land good fend said THAT the b severe cold TOOK
must prove fatal" Early January took severe cold and for
tua,ey was oecupying rooms B0NDS directly your
Office think January procured bottle Of Pull
monte Syrup commenced taking freely My feet and mbs were
very swollen all the symptoms Of speedy death seemed to
company ny my former physician and sd him that
was taking your medicines showing to hU and having tasted
them &c. reped You take them you Ike they will do
yon no harm" He said: "YOu know what told you last
Sammsr and say the same now, II yOu have any business
to up, do not put 1t Of" lie said to other friends
tha. "he could see no hope for me-" and my friends
and relations concluded my had At this time Was taking
freely medicine but had you The doctor called "
re. me- much his surprise he said improving and ne
could why Ny faith increasing your medicines
wish have examine and see what you haa 70
say my and made the examination you
gave encouragement but the contrary expressed doubts
my being helped out Of then seeming dheula Inc second
time Jou called finding still gaining gave me encourage
men saying: My symptoms impoVng the Pumon Syrup
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills had acted like charm Ny cir
cuaon my cough appetite began tompove and could walk
my little, You visited nearly every Tuesday and found
improving and told not out Of until the srst day
ofMay cold while under your treatment appetite became
6rae and you told TO eat everything wished OF nutritious
nature about the much possible followed
your advice surprise old physician and friends seem
for several years. and breathe better than
ever expected person could with lung the e being completely
dried up feel very grateful and consider advice and
medicines invaluable. Yours, truly, T. g. SHELDON
Patients professionally my ROOMS No. 32 BOndst
NexYork every TUESDAY from to Price Of the Pull
MOYIC SYRUP and sHAwRBD TONIC 81 so per bottle
o. 50 the half dozen MANDRAKE PILLS IS cents boz Sold by
druggists dealers everywhere full supply always be obtained
at his Rooms No q BoSD-sT Eew-York
DBMAs BARNES Co.. No. 81 Psrk.roS, NewYOk General
Wholesale Agents.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
THE JPEATHER.

NEw-YoRK Saturday, April 20-The following was
ths range Of The thermometer In this city to-day:
3s5m 2S 2g 'G% G6 s&&d%' &&d
To ne Editor Of The TribHar .
SIR: Science has arrived TO such state, that the
oretod 70 s hours three quarters Of the time wh
the utmost % general conclusions drawn period OF two
and three Sometimes be said II viii rain in this city WITHIN
"A hours three DAYS according TO the presence o s
another period Of month again can be ss1
that within and half DAYS il will rain and this ram VIII extend
over miles around this city This Information then must
k Of the farmer UNDERWATER merchant and everybody
good and further the Of science me desire o
one who for with much pleasure valuable paper
following the result Of eight observations this y OF he
barometer according 20 the Smithsonian Standard he
direction the wind and The state Of the weather durnG me past
saturday April 20 barometer 90 ~ "lhd su'h south
J03 wind, south sonih east m-Baro
meter 329 wind southeast m-Bsromeer 900 Wind south
southeast Misunderstanding ha1y, cloudy windy; sher
nOou eIoudy, windy, With rain at 80 M eSemng Sag
With thunder and lightning Sunday
Ap ~ BaIometer, 30O9; Wind souh west IL m-BaTomee
ID 10: wind. mBarometer, Nll wind west p N
Barometer wind northwest Morning the showers oeased about
cloudy and cool afternoon wannes Of the season cloudy
Dung the first 10 bouB Of TINS Gay honda rah
il Will be only April shower. AEL
49, A...IA Ar.rl1
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

CORONER's CAsEs-About 3 o'clock yesterday
morning Patrick German, while employed in loading the
ship Hlbemia lying at Pier No. 20, North River was
struck npon the hack by two barrels of rOsin which
elipped from the sngs II being lowered into the
hold. lie was conveyed 20 his residence, No l0j Wash
lugtOUSf where he died short time after Coroner
Widely was notified 10 hold an inquest. Deceased
native 81 Ireland aged AZ years lie leaves wife and
seven children . Charles T. 1iltOn aged years on Sat
ur0ay fell from rear window OF the fifth story Of the
tenement house No. Is2 Avenue 10 the pavement
was instantly killed. Coroner WiIdey held inquest
EtegbsD q DICKINSON, gged 70 Jears Nas ~ satqrdaI
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
ARMY G GAZ7ETTE.
Nv rELIsH1qu TO rsz TRIBUNE.

Brey CAPTAINS Joseph Myers as H. SAWYER m.i Brey Frs'
fJen W. the Ordnance department been ordered be
Boa fEXauna0 With promotion Bevet Col W.
b. h Cavalry ordered duty With detachment Of the
Peryng in North CsTolks BTeye MaOrtn. r. A. Carr
MAJOR Of h Cavity has permission delay reporting bis regiment
until flrher orders
The Of War has red general order arthoRg the re
formed FROM e bataUs organizations under the act approved
their oOrs the Of all the battles In which
which they fonnery belonged engaged
the bad Of the iru of Ohicors "a the Army Register.
n M,lro 9Th airy ordered 10 his regiment in Arizona
following 90 davs delay reporting thfr granted
H. NJ BakaeT 9tb Cavalry W " Spencer 18th
Infantry f. Bay Sh Infantry Brevct Lieut. Col A. Carey,
T. a Iniantry leave OF absence extended 90 days
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
CARD FROM MR., HENRY BERGH.

To hs Editor Of The Tribune
SIR TIE TRIBUNE of Saturday contains Pargt,aP s ,ai
IN which IL said that butcher has been areSn al lAlAsu
% f me cutting the throat OF bullock instead Of
s knocking head and that the rites Of the Jews are Affected
thereby"
Permit 10 correct this tTpr, - ,
made the person Question hy one OF e oe
tve Of this Society nhcng nhumAn and suffering
on an OK bo and while il the desire intention
this Society mede with the religious conscience Of sect
people wbomsoever nevertheless claims the right 1t is clearly It's
du cruelty the helpless creatures about 10 yield
Their mankind Your mos, obedeot servant
HENRI BRReB
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

ornsbed between vessel and log in the slip at the foot
NJ East Ninth St and Instantly killed The body was re
moved TO the residence Of the parents NO. 5Z9 East
Ninth-st.. where Coroner Wlldey helu an Ihques1.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
pASSENG Fps ARRLHED.

FRON SAVAHNAI, Aprl 2lIn stesmshp HUME L'ingsol
Mr ud r. Turner Mrs D. Tmpson g. Kellogg and A. H.
H. b Robinson Emerson Miss Emerson Geo Csrdual ST.
Gofielo,k Mrs Shpey Miss WAdwel w s. Fellows j. &. Ba
George Dawson T. Rahmsn Behm T. J. G. WoOdrud o.
Con " Painter VIM Fitzgerald u. Hunt g. w Kellogg Il Lon
ter Mrs Hslhtgs George H. Price John HaWkev r. W Cobb H.
Si-ar1 r. McQusie Peter Long Miss A. " Spaudng Mrs D. W Pat
WA Piien Thomas Fleming George W. CaAii and 10 n toe
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

DESCENT on GAMING HOUsE.-The Ninth Pre-
ejDct Police yesterday afternoon visited the basement
saloon No. HudsOn-s and arrested the proprietor
HeXtman Hartze, and three whom they found play
sBg cards. All were locked up.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

AUCTION SALE OF BOoKs.-A collection of choice
books will bs sold auction by Leavtt srebeigh Co..
No I9s Broadway, this and the following evenings
The list comprises Dores illustrated series Jardnes Ma
Suralist's Library. 90 vols Museum Of Painting and
Beulpure II vols; Shaws Illuminated series IL vols.
and many other works OF note principally English edi
Hone Me sale will at O'Clock p. OF each
6aY.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

LECTURES BY MONs. DU CHAHLU.-Arangement'
are IN progress by the Association for the Advancement
OF Science and Art" for brief OF lectures by
Mons Du Cbailu illustrative Of his travels In Africa and
his experience With the gOillas chimpanzees, dwafE
and other classes Of its inhabitants.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

ARRESTS YEsTERDAY.-The following are the num-
Der Of arrests for ofenses specified in this city
sp 10 lOg D. IN yesterday: IntoxicstiOn u drunk and
asOrderiy disordeFy conduct It violation OF Excise
law, In Brooklyn. inOxicatiOn, l. drunk and disor
1eTIy, 4; violation Of Excise Law, 5.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
MINING STOCKS.

p TRIBUNE
FRANCISCO April 1.-THE following today. quo,ons Of
other stOs; Gould Cu 4ti3 foot; Savage a263
per ChOs Po,os eT5 foot oPh $50 foot Hale
NorrOs $500 foot Crown Point 200 foot yellow JAtt
sloO per foot Bech.r SlS foot Alpha 900 per foot ln
S25O California Steam Navigation COMPANY bS
per cent Telegraph Company 80 per cent Green
hack
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
NAVY GAZETTE.
Sr rr1SsRIra 70 rHH TRIsusE.

ste Henry detached from the United states steamer
Mshasa aEa sf absence and mates WIN T. bah ana
r. W. lave been ordered 70 the Naval Academy
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
IVES PATENT LAMPSl!!!
II IN, Y aAkESr tnn.t CONVENIENT. and In ererT xaH

i The sAFESr. most CONVENIENT, and u every va'
THE BEST LAMP EVER USED.
CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS. HANGING and TABLE LAMPS
CAN tx As TiLLED AND
WITHOUT hEsoVlSS rhk
SHADE GLoBE o N cHisSEI. UsscREwiSG rHE BuKSKkl
PRICES REDUCED! II
PRICES REDUCEDlf
PRICES REDUCEDli
SOLD BY THE TRADE GENERALLY.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO DEALERS!
speea attention rven 70 retail orders for furnishing
SCgHURCIiRs DWELLINGS, HOTELS, FACToRIBs STORES ke
complete throug hout WITH .
SAVE STATIONARY LIGHTS,
in,, al Of those are MOVABLE and DANGEROUS
JULIUS IVBS 4 Co. No. ~ NAlen.sne, y. Y.
~ Sol. agents for THE FOLDING POCKET LANTERNS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
lAnDouDeeneBitl

Py,r,s q. K. SoAp-Hard, and net liable to imprp-
~ waste Il recommends itself pt Sold BY goetn
Jspot No $50 Nasbisgtonh
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

Csrd.-MoURSHG GOODS Of every d.Lb, ind constantly
on hssi JACKSONS Mourning store 33l Bosdu opposite
1sAar b COS Price, very reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
CITY ITEMS.

ONE OF TIE MIssING.-There are as yet 10 tidings
Cf Mr. James L. Smith Of Peekskil who this city
two weeks ago and has not since been heard OF by his
1amily.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
T HE
GREAT AMERICAN
L e A G o M P A NY .
ESTABLISHED 1851.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE TEA TRADE.

The Propreos became fay convinced years ago that
Of Tea aud Coffee paying many and large pr,
these articles of consumption and therefore Organized TB
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY to do away .s possb.
with thess drains the Consumers and supply
with these necessarss at the smallest possible price.
To give readers idea Of the profits which have md,
Tea trade We will start with the American houses leaving Of u
count entirely the profits Of the Chinese factor. 4
t The American China or japan MAKE. l,,r, r,.s
then sales shpmenaud Of the richest m,n IN
this country have made their immense fortunes through their house.
| China
3D. The large prOis upon foreign .Ich.ss, .d m
| the purchase Of Teas
3D. The Importer pro 10 50 per cent 10 many es,s
by cargo and h. Purchaser .n,
TO the Spectator invoices Of 900 1000 packages an a,n,ss
profit Of about 10 per cent
Sh The Spectator sell. the wbOles,. Te. Dealer in n. II
profit Of 10 to Is per cent
9th The Wholesale Tea Dealer sell. 10 the Wholesale Grocer s
to suit his trade profit Of about 10 per cent
h The Wholesale sells the Retail Dealer q. p, .,
| is to rs per cent
9th The sells prot b. can ..,.
When you have added to these proas many
carriages oges OOpeges and and add the original e.
Tea will be perceived what the pay And sv
propose show why sell much lower than other dealers
We propose do away with all these various profits broiaas,
carriages oges eoOpeages and waste exception Of ,u.d
commission paid for purchasing correspondents China JsD
carriage and small profit to Oursyeswheb our large sa.
will amply pay
Parties getting their Teas from may coasduy rely upon gr
them and fresh, a. they come direct nom the CuomHoufe
to warehouses;
The Company continue 10 sell At the following prees
oOL0NG, (Bsck) 90, 20, so, 30, best 81 p D
MIXED (Greea and Black 90, 20, 80, 30, best 81 n
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 70 so, 80, 81, 81 10, best 81 -
pm.
IMPERIAL CGr.en) 20, So 80, 81, 81 10, best 81 25Yn
YOUNG HYsOE tGreen 30, 50, 80, ST. 81 10, best 81 40
pm.
UYcoLoRED JAPAN, 30, 81, 81 10, bs.. 81 25Yn
GUSPOwDER 81 25. best 81 5OPn
C0FFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE, 2Oc 25e, oe 3Sc, best c per pound
tells saloons boarding keepers and families who large qass
Coffee in that article BY using FRESc
BREAKFAST DINNER COFFEE which sell at the low pm
Of oOc per pound, and give perfect subtraction
Consumers from Soc 81 pound By purchasing the
Teas Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos 81 aud 33 vEsEY-ST
No. $40 BROADWAY, corner Bleeckerst
No. 46I EIGHTHAyB, corner ThirtyIOur
No. 300 SPRINGST., between Hudson and Gresnviehsta
No 2O5 PULToNST.. BROOKLYN corner Coneordst
NJ IY1 GpANn.ST WIIIIlMSBURGH
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

DEDICATION or ST. TmoTHY's CHURCH. 49, The
new church Of the parish Of ST. Timothy, situated on
Fifiy-seventhst between Eighth and Nnth-ayes., was
duly dedicated 10 the worship OF Almighty God yester-
day morning The edfce itself rs small but tastefully
simple in It's decorations A very large congregation,
mostly composed Of young people, participated IN the
dedieatOTy ceremonies Bishop Potter ad mustered the
rite OF confirmation. He assisted By the Rev Geo
Jarvis Geer d. D.. Rector Of the Church, aud other
pTeates The ceremonies OF the usual character
CONSISTING Of prayer scrpursl reading and the singing
of psalms. The little organ OF the church is beauti
fully toned one aud its music yesterday accompanied
1y fresh Young voices OF the congregation, was one
If the sweetest features Of the ceremonies.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
MHE CHRONOLOGICAL JOUR
NAL for MAY, is now ready

THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOUR
| NAL, for MAY, is now ready
containing Franklin and Jackson, tt'
Man of Thought and the Man q
Action, with Portraits-Mark Lemo :
of London Punch-Portraits Of Kings
and Queens of Sweden-A Cherokee
Legend The Origin of the Huma'
Race, of Game, and Indian Corn
Phrenology in Sehools-Ihe Metr
System-Tight Lacing, illustrated, ,
Muscular Power-Efects Of a BAD
Dream-National Salutations-Shop'
ping-Charity-Total Depravlty-.
The Active and the Passive-Origln
of Life-Pope's Essay on Man, etc.
20 cents, or s. year. All newsmen
have it. Address FOWLER d
WELLS, No. 3S9 Broadway, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
Hold Fn-t that which IL Good.

Hold Fnst that which IN Good.
Dr. Mel wm Gardiner Booiyn writes to Nj Iof ~hoss Mali
Health already well inovh 10 Tie AfneneAh
DEAR Mn Hoyv received your circular about week since and
,sr Isdipg The testimonials advised Of patients to Try II
" PROM PULMONARY AFFECTION
Idd huh that should have ooa;on to test II, VIRTUES
personally, but a. have taken
AND EXPOSURE Al NIGHT,
bAy. determined to Try myself taxing 'd'iee from the teIf Prov.
HOLD FAST THAT WHICH is GOOD"
HoTFS MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE
. possible, With the bill
IouI', sincerely - - . - -
Price &c per do,.n Sold at Druggist, and Gfocsr and at os
EItpet Depot, No. @2 Bro.dway n y "
The Bishop Gutta Percha Company.
SAMUEL C. BISHOP, General Agent
FACTORY No, 20s, 2o and 2l2 Eas Twenty .fhh-st
OFFICE AND sALBsRo0MS, No ll3 Lberiy-st. N."Yori.
The ORIGINAL and ONLY manufactures the United state, Of
PURB GUTTA PRRCHA GOODS.
SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CABLES,
TISSUE SHEET FoR HATTRRs &c. tc
"Bargains for rou-ekeepcrsn
wuITnELDs HOUSE FtthHNIsnISe wARERooMs
No COL SIh running foogh No lJo Broadway between
Cutlery ,,d f1f9 pKNp 'TS %hRE codksa UTENSILS
BrOom', brushes, Pail' Sc &C. ,,,,,r,,,,n
sirih.,s aud Broadway p.,. the door
Mako Your own soap
SAPONIFIER.
Gr,., u,ns obtained by Al their srt,, Or III,
purpo,. mailing Soap their homes With the PENNSYLVANIA
MANUFACTURING COMPAHTS
SAPONIFIER.
The superior 'Od for wI,hlHE purposes L
Direction, are attached 10 each box
Por sale principal srocer, druggists and general DEALER,
MEnomaxrs usos BrpRE,s cosPAsI,
G,SI OFFICE Nos o5 ASD S1 BRo,DwaI Cor paASktissL,
Owners Of WAY Freight by burning Car
d. hns Rss' at SsIogsuIs on IhaIsay s:s, lse m inst. & VIII
our nesPgs' chest s contents and with ihro9gh freight
General Manager in New York
Genrlernen'- IInr--sprins Style for 1862.
EsPEYscIRDs. Manufacture. No. lls S.a.o...
Tiffany d. Co.
ESoIJsH EXTRACTS and SOAPS.
Tho Methusek Piano, No 64 Broadway has agres .ou 10
yT"1. % S 81 s si % .iss a: S: @ :1s s '
Hair Restored osrsn TsqsrI q eslS;
LONDON HAIR COLOR EEsT9RsE
ESsPSs ESsDSs Growth d HAIR eSSS eSESE REsSks REsShEk
ys SSESE SSISE hEsTShss
sS4isH G sos FS.a.es. Sy Il D%sf. Ss. 'l'"'
Co,he. wrInssr. q M !. lind. promptly rsP,.s ,.l.s
p ar.S I " p..s supplied WITH po w.Ss M.oAns .na ,ss
"uniysn..l" wr.gsr METROPOLITAN wAsHISd MACHINE Co.
CIe,hs. WrInssr. e y i,3a hEPAIFED y q. R1lLEI
lsudtst Eswrori
Immense Prices Paid for Old Books
Hundred Thonsand B0ot on hand. Catalogues
LEGGAT BROTlkRS, No ll9 Nassau st, below Beekman.
Use Browns GInss-Ceanng Polish T Windows Mirrors,
Gold Silver Plated Brass Copper Tin, BE house,
hotel oh Sc Manufactured a No "a BeeckersL NeSi iorE
singers Hair Restorative" eradicate. Dsudruh aud posi-
lively the Hair co Depo No BToadwAy aud no
- Nassau-st Sold by Druggists generally
Keep BAKTLETTs PATENT P0IAR REFgIGERAToR:
rboessle retail MERkLEB No a Beeckrs
Broadway bee Manufacturer ~ NenYoIL Kdssstep repaired
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

HUMANITY TO ANnIALs.--Ihe Treasurer of the So
eiey for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals gratefully
acknowledges the receipt Of the following generous sub
ecriptons since lastpubsbed statement, in aid OF the
work which tie socIety has IN hand
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

PERsONAI.-AmODg the arrivals at the hotels are
Gen. j. NJ Thayer, Nebraska; the Hon. W. II. Hooper
Utah; the Hon. j. L. Dawson, Pennsylvania and Mayor
NcQuade. Utica. at the 81. Nicholas Senator Conkng
Df New York, at the HoffnanHOuse The Hon Justin =
Morrill,, Vermont the Hon. l.. NJ. Morrill,. Maine, and
Roswell Hart, NJ. c., Rochester, at the Fihh Avenue
Hotel. Gov. Parsons OF Alabama, Gen A. Dudley, Nr-
giBa and Gen. II. L. Cake, Pennsylvania, al the AstOr
House W. BOdiscO. Secretary Of the Russian Legation,
sailed steamship Laurent. Saturday, 10
gey the Emperor the ratification Of the Russian Amer
san Treaty.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

SALE or PAINTNGs-At the wareroOms of Messrs.
Leeds Miner, No. Sl7 Broadway sold on Saturday
evening collection Of paintings, most Of which were i'm
ported from Munich and nearly all OF which were copies
Though there few original works. or the entire
Dot Of Jos pictures sold but four sold for than 500
tAch. These The Pet Bird Guillemin $3.50 Fowls,
NerbrOeckhoven $2O; Fish Market, Rustige. $780, Rab
6 Cage, DE Camps 500 The rest Of the pictures we're
BOLD at very low prices
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
LATEST SNIP NEUS.
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,

Nos 81 and 33 vEsEY-sT.
No. $40 BROADWAY, corner Bleeckerst
No. 461 EIGHTH-AyB, corner Thirty-fOurth-s.
No 300 SPRING-ST., between Hudson and Gresuviehsa
No 2O5 PULToN-sT.. BROOKLYN corner ConeOrd-st
No 133 GRAND.ST WILLIAMSBURGH.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

BROADWAY, CORNER Of GRAND,sT.
BROADWAY, CORNER Of WARREN'ST.