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T 1GHTNING RODS.
HAwLEY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD,

I LIGHTNING RODS.
HAwLEY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD,
consisting OF
IRON, ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED,
being half-inch diameter, and equal to a three
inch bar OF iron in conducting
capacity.
This rod Is entirely continuous in its character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now in use, and so pronounced by scientific
experts as the following extracts will show; being
but few Of the many that can be produced:
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IHTERIoR,l
WARRINGTON, d. c.. June u. 1865.
sir-In reply TO yours OF the eth instant to tn
quaIitie of your patent lightning rod IL combina-
nation OF copper and ironl, the kind applied by
you TO the Patent Office building will state that II
Is the opinion OF the scientific experts, in which
fully coincide, that Is the best rod yet produced
and therefore very cheerfully recommend its use.
Very respectfully your o Gsosns 81 so.D
Engineer and Acting superintendent
To L. J. Ha,oley, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Nd.
concur in the above opinion.
late Architect OF United states Capitol Extension.
CAPITOL OF THE UNITED sTArEs,)
July 10. 1855
From the knowledge have of the operations of
electricity, and the examination have made Of
Mr.. l.. J. Hawley's invention, am OF the opinion
that his IL the best and safest electrical conductor
have ever known. The parts are scientifically ar
ranged, and not liable to get out OF order.
Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
opprcE OF THE scIEsTrPrc AMERLoAS,l
WASHINGTON, D c., August 81, 1855.
Dear Strive are much gratifed 10 hear Of your
success in connection with your Improved Light
ming Rod, and we are confident, from their great
practicaI merit til at you will nd them even more
popular the more they are used.
Respectfully yours, MUM GCo.
To J. t. Ha.oleg ESQ Baltimore, Md.
New YORK, November %, 1855.
Upon inspection OF L. ]. Hawlsy's invention Of
Lightning Conductor am OF the opinion that II 10
superior 70 any rod that have ever seen. there
fore take pleasure In recommending apa lis M Sss.
DOVER Company
OYPIcE OF gsGIggER AND SUPERINTENDENT
DOVER MINES, Va, April u, 1897. }
Mr.. William S. Munson, Richmond:
Dear sir,-Ths Patent Lightning Rod ordered
from you a been set up on the company's build
ings here, and Is very satisfactory.
The principle OF Its construction Ia unquestiona-
bly correct-the amount OF conducting surfacs
being very great In proportion TO the weight Of
The work Of setting mp seems also to have been
Very respectfully, your obsdient servant
CHAB. + STONE.
Engineer and superintendent.
Persons wishing the above. specified rod, or the
common Galvanized Rod, put upon their buildings
can have the work done IN the most faithful man
nsr Az r ro pat up ey me ssRt In repair nee Of
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THE SECON Grand min
SPRING OPENING OF BOOTS, -
sH0Es, HATS, AND TRUNKszA.
GUNsT. OF the firm of A. GUNsT CO.,
No. sos Broad street near Fifth, formerly resi-.
twenty years resident Of this state, desires to in
form his friends and customers that we are now
opening an entire new stock of BOOTS and SHOES
from the best manufacturers, at greatly reduced
prices: Ladies' Caters, an endless variety, from
81 20 tn 50 Infants shoes, 50, 30, and soc zen,
all other goods In proportion.
Custom work made to order, and repairing neatly
done.
We solicit a call from the members OF the Legis-
lature before retiring to their homes, and lay In
good supply.
to examine our stock before purchasing else
where. A. dUSsI W,
an2I No sos Broad street. Richmond, Va.
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John DOOLEY, HAT MANUFAC-
Square Main street, Richmond, Va, is now 20
In receipt of all the staple and fancy styles&~
of HATS and CAPS for the spring trade. The mer-
chants Of Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee
will find In this stock the very best assortment OF
goods In the Hat line. Their trade is respectfully
Solicited. His experience OF upwards Of thirty
years in the trade In Richmond justices him In
saying that he knows what kind Of goods will suit
the people, and he is determined to keep them.
Among the latest styles received are the " Bou-
levards,h "Cordovas," " Black Crook" new
style "Saratoga," Sc, sc. NH l
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DR. JAMES DOVE,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No. III MAYO STREET,
THIRD DOOR ABOVE SYNAGOGUE.
Can be found at all hours day and night
ldeIts1
LU1cYerS.

THOMAS j. EVANS, ATTORNEY
i AT LAW AND COMMISSIONERS IN CHAN
Gerry, practices in the courts Of the city OF Rich
mond and the county OF Henrico. Office on Frank
lin second door from Sixth street. ia l2-ts
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M. DAVIS can be found at the
a shoe store of WILLIAM F. WHITE, No.
1908 where his facilities soI are as msn
II not better, than any honse In the s9uI u1Rs for
iases and gentlemen Particular attention paid
IN snit tender feet. We use nothing but the pest
.aterisI and employ none but the best worknen:
You viii lose nothing by patronizing the store OF
WILLIAM F. WHITE. hp us
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w No 900 MAIN STREET,
DEALER IN
LIGHTNING RODS AND ORNAMENTAL IRON
GOODS OF EVERY nEsCRlPTIoN
FOUNTAINS, VASES, CHAIRS, sETTEEs,
TABLES, HAT-SrANDS,
GARDEN ORNAMENTS. BRACKETS, &c.
IRON STABLE FURGlTURE Of the most ap-
proved style.
IRON RAILIyGs II all styles, including Fullers
Pafent-ths most durable and economical in the
COPPER WEATHER WAVES, any design, for
churches, public buildings, SC.
SION EMBLEMs for each and every trade and
profession. These Signs arc made either from
zinc or copper and gildsd with the best gold isa,
At moderate prices
Also, Agent for the sale of
0OING'S IMPROVED EUhOPEAN RANGES.
d. 8. QUIMBY's EXCELSIOR FIREPLACE
HEATERS GRATIS, &c. ya-sm
TAR-50 barrels just received on con-
= signnsut toy sale low ~ spa !. D. In
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500 Broad street, corner OF Thira.
CHlnLRs T. 0KIEEAy, salesman. my ll-He

At THE RICHMOND BOOT R61
"A AND SHOE MANUFACT0RY you
can g, ~ kns sao q sGsSa and
RsINoP tIs wbolesals or retail, at lower prices
than the eastern imitation are sold for elsewhere
just completing sspendd sssS GnSs 10 i order
Gnn,,. F,ancb Calf sowed Shoes at u. 10; whole.
front Callers footing B0S sg in IN every 0ss
quality Boots: wa a,Tsa, hatwsen Fourteanth
Iespsct: NO iso' rmvI ]. s. LEWIS.
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~
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y On and after SUNDAY, JANUARY nth u.
following trains will leave Richmond:
MAIL TEAM daily to Gordonsvills, and s1s.,
on Sunday to Stanton, at $50 A. N
These trains make close connections with tili,,
on the Orange and Alexandra railroad.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 10 Washingtos g.;
Baltimore, and to Lynchburg, Knoxville, yVl.
VILE, Memphis, Mobile, New Orleans, and oti,,
principal points In the Southwest; aiso, % LEI.
fngton, Winchester, and other points In the "a.
fREIGHT TRAINS, except on Sunday, .ir,
Richmond ut s. is A. M, making close eonn,ttlo,,
with FREIGHT TRAINS on the Orange and AlsI.
andria railroad for Lynchburg and Alexandra
Also, FREIGHT and PASSENGER TRAINS lsr,
Stanton for Jackson's river on MONDAY, VIZ.
NESDAY, and FRIDAY at p. N.
II. ID. WHITCcxB.
ia2s General Superintsndsrt
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MARBLE pUsrt-Eins and ma. sST :!
EGsii;s' dsA Ss6ISir '''A'''rI -
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ITO SODA~WATER DEALERS.-The
L subscriber, a. manufacturers agent, 10 we.
pared to furnfsh the celebrated q SrctcD Sofa
Apparatus, with Generators, Fountains, &c. com
plste. WILLIAM Ht,tTT
mys Dfns-tst
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BOOTS AND SHOES of all kinds at
ID lower prices than can be bought at wSas
any other house in the city. Al, In want RA(
are invited to cal and examine my stock. ~
have secured the services Of Mr.. ROW. 49,
LETT WINFRRE as salesman, who will be pleased
to see any of his friends who may give him call
have MEMS CALF SEWEp BOOTS at SIX DOL.
LARS, and other goods equally low,
3. NJ. GAsT0N,
ana 1929 Main street.
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CRACKERS, CRACKERS Cream,
u soSs. 1Trowreos, and Batter Crackers, u
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~~~~|~0|~o%-~@C
METALLIC TAPE LINES FOR
MENGINEERs' USE Cheeseman's patent, as
sorted lengths my own importation, just to hand
CHARLES J. SINTON,
apos l435 Main street.
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EINE PERFUMES FOR THE
tracts, Phsion's Night. blooming CsIeas. Irsnoe
Pomsdss Hair Oils, Colognss, LILY WINE, nSSsss'
and Toilet Articles In great variety, TOT sais ~
SA1 RoDkKIR BRO DruggistA
No. 49, Hsanch store, btxth street
-, oppo.its second Market.
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KIRBY, BEARD Il CO.'S NEE
IN DLES-l5O,V0O OF these superior SEWING
ING NEEDLEs-Sbsrps, Betweens, Darners. and
Ground Downs, for tailors' use just received per
City of Manch ester and for sale In quantities to suit
purchasers The attention OF the ladies and all
who want a really superior article Is respectfully
solicited. CHARLES slNfoN,
an 90 I435 Main street.
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Toilet Articles.

NJ B.-Ladies and gentlemen, bear In
In. mind WOODS CAEfALIAN CRkAM when
you want good and delightfully."-. psrfumsd nssr'
dressing. =. - "tf1 N.Y.
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barrels Just received on con.
j signnsrt ioy ssls low ~ sps !. B. LSA
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NEW YORK, November u, 1855
Upon inspection OF L. ]. Hawlsy's invention oil
lightning Conductor am OF the opinion that II ID
superior 70 any rod that have ever seen. there
fore take pleasure in recommending Its use.
A. &. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

change on New YORK par. fo.r dun; Northwe.tern
extra sls 25; extra state, Si5 Wneat Arm sales of No
spring At 81 and No At y. rs; white Western IS So
Pennsylvania red sS 40 ye-saies OF 1000 bushels al
81 81 Corn IN improve denand sales 900 bushels ye
low at 81 3 Oats Steady at To Sugar-Sales OF Havana
at lie. Ao,asses-sses OF West India SIC whskey-
BAIuMoRK. Aprll II, 1857.
Cotton hriner middling upands, axe. Moasses irm
Coffee rm, prime scarce Sugar steady but dun al l0c
loc. good refining Flour dull Western extra
81 80 S3 te winter Western Sl3 rs Spirits turpenne,
7ec 6c Wheat steady; Maryland red % 5O s3 55 N
gnia red IS i0 50 % Corn In good demand; sales OF
white 81 20 81 81 yellow prime, q 20 Rye 81 81
and nominal
oswEGo. April II, 1867.
Flour steady unchanged. 7u0 bbls s3 81 fc
No spring. Sis 90 for rcd winter SIS 80 for white
double Wheat in moderate demand. Can
quoted 81 ~ 81 IS; sales 800 bushels
Corn quiet but UNCHANGED Oats dull sales 1oe oush
rm sales of shorts $40 $3l, ships
$33 $50 middlngs at $y7 33s per ton. Wa lroad
freights-Four Boston Soc to New York &C., to Albany
and Schenectady Soc. Lake imports-Fiour, 1000 bbs
wheat ~, so bushels peas 5000 bushels.
CScMSATI, April H. 1867.
Flour unchanged holders Arm; trade brands sl3 $40
fancy Sl6 SIS Come mills have stopped ning want
OF wheat others running but half the time Wheat
81 bushels in bulk s5c &c. sacked Oats steady; sales
at 6tc, In bulk. Rye quet Csc Barley unchanged Cot
dun and norninal 25c 26c. for middling Whiskey
bond. Ness pork dul S22 Is $22 So Bulk meat
duh and drooping sales 100 900 lbs sides city cured l0
packed: Bacon unchanged Sugar steady, Coffee firm
buying, oneteuth premium selling Gold, l34 buying, l3t
Sell
The New York herald., 1867-04-18
WEsTCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

ARREST or RAILROAD 0rFsuAL-George 8. Thomp-
son, late Superintendent Of the Harlem Bridge and
Fordham Railroad, has been arrested and coufned 10
the county Jail at White Plains at the instigation
Of the President and Directors of the Company,
for an alleged deficit in his accounts, amounting
TO :2,5o0 About two weeks since he was called
on 10 resign, and Mr. Schenck, formerly Superin-
tendent Of the Third Avenue Railroad appointed in his
stead Since that time his books have been examined
with the result stated Thompson is a about
twentycght years OF age OF rather attractive appear
ance. 1t Is only very recently that he created quite
sensation with span Of bay geldngs and snowy drag
la Ang'ais the fashionable drive. He s said 10 be
very respectfully Connected and has wife and two chill.
BATTERY b, FIRST ARTILLERY Tho members Of
this battery, under command Of Captain Klein, after
assembling for drill the junction Of Fifth avenue
Harlem yesterday proceeded to Merose and spent tho
afternoon at the garden OF Morse Castle The clankng
of swords and military tyappngs aroused the reu
tonic element in the neighborhood, and despite the
threatening storm and occasional showers quite num-
ber of persons turned out to admire the marta bear
ing OF the sgallant" HIS.
AcTIos FOR DArAGEs--A CASE OF LosG STANDING =
The case Of Horny l. Fogel against Green Wright, to
$3.50 for loss and damage sustained by
an explosion, which blew in portion of plaintiffs
dwelling house on Boston road during the month of
December 1885, up for trial before Justice Hanp
was crowded TO excess, and much interest was mani
tested in the proceedings Although the testimony
for lesser sum than that claimed after considerable
deliberaton verdict returned for only $38 A.
NEGRO ISTIMDArIox-A few evenings back a coored
domestic, who had been recently brought from the
South by lady residing at Mott Haven, forced her way
through the back Of the house into the street.
where she joined by several coored females from
Harlem. In company with her allies she proceeded to
tho front door and knocked loudly for admtance To
the surprise and terror Of the lady imperative de-
man WAC mar fnr Wap and IN toEo
away her clothing. II appears the girl had been
given in charge by her father until she came of age
but after being decenty clothed and otherwise we'll
cared for showed desire for theft well to leave the
service Of her benefacress The wages, not being due
refused but rather than excite the troop Of dark
be removed Since the departure OF the girl the lady
has been applied TO by several storekeepes for payment
mama
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

-The wheat marGe. was quiet but firm a. previous
saS 8
demand for was fv @ and good business was y pro-
shieny for espor,-at the prices ysstsrday;
Il sie 81 for mixed as
or 9 ss: y eS Ss Rsss Rrss q
new yellow Jersey Oats were offered freely and bnyers
me-. S.s
sss .,s ssssss ss asS
deyered. Barley, With ogly limited demand, was dull
s"e' s % pa pa @ s @
inactive and prices were nominal in the absence Of
Tsnenrs were shade hrmer, though very quiet The
bales cossaa SS Sbi SsptSs on private terms and per
ioN boxes cheese sSs To GassOw-per steamer
GussT BAGS ruled dun and nominal at last quota
Gusxr c.o1n was unchanged No sales were reported oo
70 avs a s o nes ae%aa @ @
lots the spot Other kinds continued dun at unchanged
TSs sales % sss. at IT, @ at 5
shippns wa; in fair asmssd q and firm a. 81 sOaa
iIpss ruled quiet but steady Sales 1000 Correnies 2a
grades being fair supply ruled
S sa e sns y pso So RS psnS 6
fSS ss g ssa
prices altered The sae ws and re-
u
Common was shade easier The sales were iisSt being
4 &; r. s
ss & re & rsr: ~: ssse sqs
prices 3oasl g. Other kinds ruled du though steady
PRovIsoSs-Receips 6& bbls pork ssl pkgs meats,
but ss' the made P9 sO.ns
we're SO sss a sai q sas q for new me.. ga SO IL
Ap sp aSd Ss My Sellers n. sna e.
Gg Beef So IA e oa On .1;s sass
sl2 so for new plain DO Beef hams ruled dull and
were entirely nom1a. OF .Ieres beef no sales q
ss sSs aissy 'aGrA f nS aGsss
III Size fSr short ribbed, ioc iS'ic for Cum
Bnier and cheese dull but steady previous quo
PrTnorrys Receipts Se92 bbis The marhe. for crude
Pfices 20 gravity closing At o,Sc In bulk and and l6e
& 10 s % ss. Beside: %:rs s SSs s
Sondsd ruled dun hea.y and 70 ale; q moment were
market ruled hr owing he small supply. No sales
sueaa-Ths msrie. for raw was essentially changed
Fair 70 good refining Cuba being quoted loc though
,sTs hSs sns Iss M o Rc
also sa2 boses at 2 Refined was modersteiv scve
made made q = Calcutta Inssed ruled dun and
srr.sss I'VE noticed sales Of 20 900 lbs st lisc al2c,
also lb,WD lbs. grease Al &c. lO14 ,.o o.o,.. :,
IAiiow 10 fair demand and hrm sales ios ~
wn,sfY-Reseipt. sla bbIs The market remained Gun.
ana Prices Tor all kinds were nominal
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

arr Cleared. AsM
steamship Hermann (Breml wenke. Southampton and
ssssm.Se ISiSc Ssl Martyr; LSssDee,-E Gonsra ssa
sseamsSp aonsis. LeSby Observation-Disclosures For
Steamship Saratoga King Norfolk City Pom. and Rich
mend-0 Heneken 4 Palmore. -, ~
ReSmonsUN ssa%aso 1s% Mccrssay 1Su5 CO. A NV
sesm;hp Di,,so Sherwood aonGSnns Ane ao,urn
Sd ora sT & 5yarn jones' 81 gohn ouion
Mos,lss. Sss Hr % x1 Co
s SsSS Ware Bs Ware S
ss E.S s sSns
scbr B Small tBrl Stevens Havana;-Truiio vning.
& sm sSn Co.
sehr Hope lBrl, Canning St John, HB5D Dswo,f Acc
scSr oafss Hmcs, Edmonds, Bsitmore-van Bruns
sshr Keeling, Granger. Bsltimore-van Brunt
sehr Ezra Foes. Barber Baltmore-AJ Bently Co.
sioop EIls Jane, Allen Bridseport. :,
sss ss s ssm.on mnssSs soors SsasHEn ssmor e.
Steamer Xcushnei Kelly, New Bedford.
Arrived.
ana s 81 tsiSa %a:s
.sU e SSsn sy Pf nn.Iss Ass lss
bark Ellen Morrison; sh, a. Ion s. Il steamship City
xsSss @ Harrison Lysgsslr Ag1n
inS is Ss long S ID passed steamship hence
s.ss%.Sip E.ss Greene H,y..a April Ia with ndss
~sS siSsssss sasa s:s s:Rs1s a'ol
Snip Hattie f.ps5 SsnsorS. raplsy, Ardro'san
BsIi slss FsS. Brand San francisco Dee "a with wheat
Fsa Co M hss Ss o. psns sp, .s
g lon IS spoke steamship Oriental from New Orleans for
BARI Bs.ss Simpson BrA xeAnssr. Messina FEB with
st &C 70 hsnss Sss Eesna % aaos with fu. TO
James Robinson e. Experienced heavy westerly gales
ss 1:,:. :: Cub:
n os T. Rsas e A%s
''GeRS'fs Harris. nsays.y e9t ss,.;gss port sp. Essa
$ s !: Ss sss
.Baas Hsmnins grS br stevens Windsor Ms. 10 days.
S sssee john SS:: Howell, Rio crande,
viii wsh sugar. 10 suHdsa Eys5ss. 6oyn.
fn The Mona psssas. April spoke whaling Jsmes
cns = ~ lon ssic spoie sesr Mary xsron rom FOR
.sss 81 fs:ssr s.s a. Iss Az I
q, II sH%gsps with bs' Harriet for Iondon
ans seSr sophia JAMESON ROcllan Jameson, Havana
Ss issss % q. = sSssSs Sssss Erss s. Packard
g q ss 81 s Ss
heavy NE gale during which sprung aleak but did not
make much wateri YIN Packard, son OF the captain
AGED years, died al Neuvitas day before saliug. i
schr Albert Treat Keen Nassau, days with mdse %
sage split sails lost bulwarks &c llth inst lat & Ion ~
90 had gale from NNE at PM boarded BY
heavy which threw the her ends hlng
The cabin and starting everything about the deck and SHRED
succeeded gefung - yards OF in the main
rigging under which the vessel hove too during the
ssD s ai'hs: = =, .s
the e Of 18th forctopmast with part OF fore
mast head also her nopsast and mainast head same
day great quantities or hoeshead slaves and heads
adrift
schr N Bawhns, Wyatt, Charleston, 4 days, with COT
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

CorrEE.-For Rio there more demand but the mar.
ket continued weak. Sales $500 bags umea. OF 81.
Domingo 200 bags In bond for export disposed OF
not ascerained.
FLOUR AND GRAN-Recelpts $500 bbla nour 1O65 bush
els wheat 30 do. and 1875 do oats The market for
State and Western 6onr steady with fair denim
was fairly active and prices ruled rmer There buy
stock is composed entirely Of sacks which disposed Of
to far extent at SIS 80 SIC 30. the out.
bbls at the appended quotations. at which the
prevailed for Southern -four and sales Of
500 bbls at fun prices Rye -four somewhat dun OF
sale and under disposition to sell prices rather favored
the PURCHASER Sales the extent Of 400 bbls
81 rs Sc 40 according to quality Corn meal under a
demand steady the sub quotations. The sales
comprise GO bbls. Brandywine on private terms We
The New York herald., 1867-04-18
FIRE IN BRUNSWICK, me-.

PORTLAND, April IL, 1867.
despatch from Brunswick says:-A are occurred
on Main street last night, by which Campbell's
stables horses carriages and harness destroyed.
The stable and woodshed or Mrs NJ G. Merriam were
burned The stable OF Iufkns and the house Of Mrs.
Merriam destroyed. The loss is estimated at s. GOO,
mostly covered by insurance
The New York herald., 1867-04-18
TINE LABOR QUESTION.


The varnishers and Polishers.
The journeymen varnishers and polishcrs, who are
represented by protective organization numbering
about four hundred members met at No. IL Delancey
street Wednesday last for the purpose Of discussing
measures to secure an increase Of wages Last fall
their wages were reduced nearly ten per cent, whom
they earned from SIS to $40 per week. They now
ceive from 312 to $15 After considerable discussion
resolution was passed ordering the men who work
ing below $6 per week to strike for increase TO SIS
and report progress at the next meeting Tho members
OF this organization are employed principally In piano
and furniture manufactures.
The Dry Dock Practical Painters Association.
The Dry Dock Practical Painters Association held their
regular meeting at No 2l last evening" President
Robert Smith in the chair. number OF new members
were admitted and the resolution allowing honorary
members to work for cents per day less than
active members was rcsc,nded The meeting then ad-
journed
Strike of Iron MOulders in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, April IL, 1867.
The iron moulders in this city are on strike. Four
hundred Of them are out Of employment In consequence
of IL
The New York herald., 1867-04-18
STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

PRoBAMs ISrAsncmE- Tuesday evening cigar
boz, containing what was supposed to be the body
Of stillborn child, found floating in wandell's
Basin in Staple,on, by boy named Young Coroner
GaYney was notified, inquest held and the jury
returned verdict Of death from cause unknown