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New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
HOUSE on RErREsENrATNEs.

Mr. CULL0M (Rep., Ill., introduced bill to
the OF July a. 1861 to INDEMNIFY STATES for
expenses incurred by them In the defense OF the United
States. The SPEAKER presented letter from the Sec
retary OF the Treasury, transmitting communication
from VIM OrtOn, President OF the WESTERN UNION TEL
EGRApH Co. relative 10 contract with the Pacific Elec
tric Telegraph 60. Mr.. PILE rep, Mo- introduced
Joint resolution relieving the Quartermasters Depart
ment from responsibility for HOSPITAL TENTS lent TO the
city of st. Louis. Mr. KERR (Dem., Ind offered reso
luton iustrucnR the Committee on Ways and Means to
Revenue laws so "a to permit the lhANsfhh or
a resolution iustructing tho Committee on Banking
and Currency % inquire into the expedency Of reducing
the excessive and ueoua rAx imposed ON private BANKS
and on banks doing business under state laws and equal
izing IL 10 that imposed OH State banks ADOPTED.
ize the construction Of snP CiSAL from Lake,Erie
the Ohio River Committee on Roads and Canals. Mr.
sAd HP n in inc eSTe sTes I
| DEPARTMENT. Adopted. Mr.. sPALDING Rep.. Ohio
rel on PEfRoiETM intended Tor export Ways and Means
THE MANUFACTURE TAI.
empting certain manufactures from internal tax was
made and explained by Mr sCHESCK i , Gep, ohio,
open for general legislation. The Introduction OF
on thS subject Ia the present 6 m mad been at
and Of the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue In the
general tax law the COMMITTEES OF ways ana Means had
already completed all the sections which were very nu
merOus, relating TO the subject OF distilled spirits and the
OSsr d.cs1oS in Whcb NsssS PIKE PAINE
mOoRHEAD, BLAINE, WALKER, MYERS. and others
participated, MI stbENCh explained tlc DnIuse un-
manufactured lumber" UnmGnufnCtured lumber he
defstoOd be lumber itleaves tho mill but when
ever goes through second process OF any kind for
instance passing through planning mill dressing
chine small saving machine, converting II into fancy
lumber. no would regard Il a. manufactured lumber
| The conference report was agreed Ia.
TIIB IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
The House at ~ o'clock resolved Itself into Committee
OF the Whole, Mr.. WASHBURN U), Chairman, and pro-
ceeded 20 the Senate chamber to attend the impeachment
| trial.
The House resumed its session at 6l2 O'clock and Mr.
wAsHBURNE Of Illinois Chairman OF The Committee OF
tho Whole made the usual report relative 10 the Commit
| tees attendance In the Senate Chamber.
Mr. LAFLIN Rep, n. " presented petition by the
Hon. James A. Bell aud Others for an appropriation to
improve the navigation OF the Black River, Jefferson
County, NeW.York.
Mr. PAINE qlep, Wis.,. from the Reconstruction Com
mittee presented the Constitution Of Florida with the
proceedings Of the Convention aud ASKED that they bo
printed. II was ordered
The House then adjourned.
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1I.n ,roa denselv filied Insl eyening on

Irving Hall was densely flied last evening on
a. @ sot, of the Ia NenOiidm ceremonies 0r me Lodge
~ sorrow held by New-York Lodge No 800 r. ana a. n
as an lmDosng catafalque, with lighted mourning cn
de- at each corner the Interior Contained Urn Urn
odse inscribed in black letters on white squares;
Booth died Feb 20, 1867; Andrew Howe % aeu MA maiSn y
arrs, ded Nav 9O 1851 Henry @. Ward, died July 10
Iss7. George Enoch died Sept 81 1857 VIM L. Loek~oTu 90
uea a,rw wa, heavily draped; beneath the cloth
pprebins was a large illuminated G. symoonSsl Ssa
ntinuons folds OF black drapery; between each Iola
as white scroll with the name OF deceased elaoe ~
y, tbe IodRe The funeral procession was conPoseu oi
anhers ~ The Lodge dressed in regalia ana invested
h other masonic paraphernalia They formed sqlaie
,he masonIe ritual The prayer was 0nered ny w
~ profber r. c. Ewar, Grand Chaplain, and the euogy
w w. ,nononnoed by H. W. Brother John w smons, r.
" AZ Master James X. Elsey was master oi ceremonies
a omartefto yas In attendance, and rendered seyeIai
ode. and anthems they also ohanteu .uo io'"
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The STATE or TR1DE.

ciScrSstrr March 3L-M.r PORK qu At e1s Zoe Hs. .ag
sl 2s for Old ..lss Of NsS Country 81 Ga ~ Bah Meats soI
demand at 0 0tc for Shoulders fHd Al lidl3 Of
late sales of Clear sides At lss Clear Bib Isle Bscon srm
good demand lls for Shoulders l4e for Sides if r
a0d l5c. for Clear Sides Hams ls3c sagr Cared b3lslc
oswEGo March 3FlOar moderate demand the market 10
steady si0 f5d ell for No Spring; $7 IS f Winter sl3
Tor White md &H 50 for Double Rxlrs
NxwOR FANS March SiCoton--Deman5 good; Aiiau Ssls
Receipts a8s bssi exports ssS bse EesYOrk sight per
premium
, MoBmE. Ala. March 3.-Cotou-Niidinz ni 0,1Gci.
CnARL1sroS \. C., March 3l.Cott0u- 1iddlrs Gt JIis
WILMINGTON n G. March 3iSpits Turpentne advsneei
sales At 62e Resn fr sales q Strained at o. ", No A ~ 1sS
- Tar 80 IS
SaV,sSLE Ga March 3i-Coton-Miiirgs % 3t6le.
ACGUsrt Gs. March Jl.-C Cotlon-MiddlsE al - dg6r
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THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
Con,inned from First PnKe.

The Senate has had under consideration the question
which discussed before II retired. and has directed
me 10 report the following rule:
Rs The presiding oceT Of The Senate shall direct all necessary
preparations the Senate Chamber and the presiding ocr Of the Sen
ate shall direct all the Of proceedings When the Senate sitting for
the oyg impeachment and all forms during the trial
otherwise specially provided for And the presiding Oeer .
rule M questions Of evidence and incidental questions which do
eon wR stand the judgment Of the Senate for decision be
at his oPaon the fret instance submit such question 10 vote of
the members fthe SeaAte.
Mr. BUTLER intimated that the Managers desired to
retire for consultation.
senator TRUMBULL said that unless the Managers de-
sired the Senate TO continue III session. he would
move adjournment.
The MANAGERS intmated that they did not
Senator TRUMBULL then made the motion for ad-
tOurnnient to IL o'clock tomorrow, which carried.
The CEIEF- JUSTICE vacated the Chair, and the
Senate having resumed its legislative session. adjourned
at 6:20.
fEorzlny mpsetons the above report Of the ,sstmsry
Associated Press reporters placed the gal
y vii" the witnesses standing beneath and 'peaknS loE tone "
Is usual n eourts.-REPoRTER
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MARRIED

BoNDRrSSBLIs lhls City. Tuesday Martb 81
Reformed Church b. tbs Rev Rogers d d. sssei By as
Lewis Bond the Rev. Lewis Psnssi
FahEie g. Rnssel o. NeW.Hork.
81. Louis NO.. papers please copy.
BRGGSYOUEGIu Brooklyn Tuesday Msrch n 1888 b. ts
Rev. ~ ADAM, Minasseh Bnggs ssrsh iOasg all oi s
city.
HILL-CRosBY-On Monday march 30 BY the Rev A. T. Pdss,,
Morris Hill OF Soners Grace CTOsty, yOuagest daaShsS
Of p D. Crosby Of Danhnry, ConG.
MERRIAa-MORTOS-on Tuesday Harcl a. re3soos Of
brides her bT he Rev T. s. Rcbie Mr. Johu L. Merriam q
Brooklyn r. 20 Mss Bta Morton daughter q william A. hs
esq. of Salmon Falls New Hampshire.
wISBS-TUITB this Ct. Tuesday March 81 By Sac n,l q.
Wasburpc BEa Wines Of this city 10 Aane NJ Y le VI aeS
EsFen
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DIED.

BALcHlu Brooklyn Tuesday March 5i wn Blea Ia -
Faaea to-day (sptl D. from No. "a TOuYlaspae, BrsolJu.
o'clock Fneuds Of ,be family are invited u attend
BLssou Mouday March % 1865 Charles P.nps Of Resst
and Susan Msra Blis. aged 3ys.rs and moshs
Fuos. wsdSesdy, April from No 100 East sir'esah.
BAKER-A. Mopt,sut sy,erland moud,y March % coass
Baker, in the 76sh year Of his age
DIaOS--A Sorssk Conn sauday e. Prs1es Dssa
formerly Of The frn q Durham Dmon IN ri, SIS; yea.
S:ss " bSS; e 3. 's ss gsH 81 S.5 A2 al c & ,,. s S
oclocs p
daughter Of the late John aad Elizabeth Domsk IN the 6'ih
The friends Of ts family are respectfully iavd asaa hs5 foa
Wednesdsy snoon al u oeoef Fo1 No 30 hs'' Ihf
DYER-on Tuesday March a. Fne.' Dyer r.ie, Ohs ave NJ
Funeral ron her lie residence 81 Bescksrt. Thars., April
gLLloT-op Monday morning March 80 Daniel Ko, ,rd IS
Of 1918 f bch ,a he leaves lot siS .Sryyo o ,Ss Daos
he tie Oldest graduate member lie died IN Christina faith sn
dScs ofh :oSaias Asga,ta. Saits No. 81 Wet
st., on Wednesday, April 1, at o'clock p
GRAHAM-n Delta Y. saturday March 90, 1885, Hs,s B.
beloved wife Of Horao Graham ESQ., and dsuhtr0f TIE late
Capt Bis Pea, Of Manhas vIny L. The s'h yeas s'
her age.
HBSwOODAt Honedsle wayue Co, Psru: WEDNESDAY n,rr
y 1885, ,nsr short bat severe lines, ars Cshirls H. si 81
Bushnell, aged a years. month and II days
RICKSon MousJ morning. March o. Na A. Rss the Nie "
The relatives nd friend, Ii. @J ls,i..a ,,.SA
Wednesday, April ], si 10 O'clock
sNTH-Ou aoaday March 90 1853 GIbeE; Voter Smith, IN 'bs sS
Tie relatives ard friends Of family respectfully invited .,sf
p: a' a bis b, s,s .sne'& & % y % 5ss =.
The rsaiu' Win be 'aisu to GrssnSOOd Cemetery for in'ernsa
Maine papers please copy.
SHRPPIBLDIn saybrook Conn., Monday aofa3T March 81
Amos She6eid, aged ~ ycars
STERaYon SUNDAY morning March g. =, EaS Ay,s1' Io' ks
ward A.. infant George e. and Kate DeWt Stern.
Funeral at i,iuston Oa wednesday, at IL O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
LARGE FIRE IN FULTON sTREET-LOss ONE HCN
rnL.L. LNL. I,IL,rN ,rIAI-s ANn nnIIARS

DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Shortly after I o'clock last night fire broke
out in the block on the south side Of Fultons between
Ryders ALLEY and Gold-st, comprising Nos. TO- 70,
"a and 70 Fulton-st. opposite Wilson's large
bakery and caused loss OF about $4,000. The hre
commenced on the roof OF No but what originated
IA a mystery II was rumored that tinmen had been at
work repairinR the roof and had left behind them
solder which must have contained live Goals some
OF which, owing 10 the action OF tho wind, we're blown
out OF tho furnace, and gnted tho woodwork OF the
building Immediately In the rear OF NO 20 Is carpen,
ter shOp and for time IL feared that this would
extended much further and caused s heavier loss OF
property Owing TO the exertions OF the ne
men, who, with their apparatus. were promptly
ON the ground, tho flames were after muen
difficulty brought under control, being connneu
the short block between Gold st. ana Ryders aiey
Nos 70 and r. OF Rydersaey was occupied, on
the first and second foors by George W. Loss as ciot
ing store and tailoring establishments ana OF o % ,n ~
hoor as n mandatory and depot OF Bards Bloom OF
Youth On the r floor No "a was cigar store ana on
the upper floors extensive manufactOfy OF gss mss
No 76 OF Gold ST., was used as cIothhk s
house and belonged 70 Messrs Beardsey anu Iie.o
whose stock OF goods was very large ana mas s,in
great damage mostly by water This corner bullding,
although damaged 20 great degree ID S nos
Injured 10 the same extent ms Nos io "a siiu
7l which are comp letely burned out The immense .D
ume OF water thrown Into the burning DulldnSS py ne
steam hre.epQines, which kept up continual streunss
throneh the windows on Fulton and Goldsts., ana
mpletely drowned the stocks OF gOous ~
the various build1gs and OF necessity caused the ks
injury The stocks and buildings are parity hsWou'
though In what Offices could not be ascertained
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
run co,I.MNE Rlor rlTE RESULT or SrRIKE.

THE coAI,aINE RIOT THE RESULT or A STRIKE
PnrsBuRGm, March a.-FTther particulars
Of the coslners riot last evening at Plno Run, above
McKeesport, have been received. The miners employed
by Messrs o'No Son struck for al advance Of wages
Int Yesterday returned their work Their return OK
sSnerated the miners in the neghbOring works, ana
collision ensued and In the melee one man was kuea
aud Ave wounded. Mr.. ON.il was seVeiSy
wounded. The rioters having mot a warmer reception
than they had anticipated dispersed. An armed
ivgce hAS been seul w t0 arrest tha TioGsga,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
NEW-.JERSEY.

The Governor has vetoed the bill to obliter-
ate the map OF the City OF Elizabeth destroying street
lislled The bin TO create an Excise Court in
Elizabeth CITY was lost In the Assembly by
unanimous vote The bill TO incorporate the
York state line passed. The Governor has Iot signed
the bin OF the Erie Railway directors, but allowed IL 70
become Law by retaining Il beyond tho five days. The
Legislature viii adjourn ON Thursday Of neat week.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

!, better remedy ,ld r curative Tor kiin-' B 'H '''ss
dSszss BueAu rarpsrtse, Cnbsbs 'ahip 'n % ' ''
direct diRretie hs0Va.
stRsAFARILLIAN RESOLvBNf QUICKER ors ~ ne f'S'''
,r bs,h,s sores eruption, Of the .p bss spots er sorss
the aeb thar suy the ordinary krspar Hs zoe" 's
ton. washes compared 70 The powerful 'taaH ga p
inc .ne.ev Of Dr. RADwATs SARSAPARILLAN EkNoLNhhT
few do,e, s sssto 'gor Of M TO hs veal rhI'i 'H "
RADwAYs sARsAPARHJIiS RESOLyEST Is tis cousaw2.'ss
hone II oons the ph-n rspa bs Sas. otas body 9TH usF.a
.hy u..rs made ioa pare blood ai stops decay Let
be tried.
SARsIPARILIIAy RESOLvENF sors on weakening fsehars
that threaten 10 doJ life Ths RRSOLVRsf when prepared uhii
the old process. cured srJ p,son diseases brought on By Ass
ho ha. sine. married and edrr This Ou1h Sbs good en-
aues Of its powerful purifying aud fral eneaI prepared nor"
under Dr. Rsdw process there disease a, sp be reifh'S
rough the blood uBe and sweat bu that vii cf MANY ns's
proper mention advertisement axe eEpsnea sh @eni
cure pointed oa Gsdvays Medical Pnbiesio4 FALSN
AND TRUE nov really. Address RADWAI Co. ho 81 dsr''s.
o, GEORGR C. GOODWIN Co.. Ne SO HaEo'srt Boston Pr's
of REsOLvEST sARSAPARLLIAs 81 pei battle. o. so ooss
of s.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

Eastchester Fan gave Democratic majority Of lSc
SING SING Ossining Township. March Sl.The vote for
Supervisor was 63s for W. Edgar Lawrence yDem, and
3S for Frederick Burrhas epD The remainder OF the
ticket Is mostly Republican Ossnng gave Democratic
majority OF GO last Fall.
BEDFORD March 3f-H D. Robertson was reelected
to-day Supervisor OF Bedford by majority OF 319 Me-
keon's majority last Fall was g. David NJ Miller was
wood by majority OI So. The latter Is lepuDncan
RYE, March sl.-Thomas r. Downing, Democratic
ddate Tor Supervisor received 4S votes against 2S ior
Haines, Republican. The Democratic majority last ran
was ia Downing received many Republican votes.
WEST FARMs.-The election here hotly contested,
there being split ticket but tho Democratic candidate
for Supervisor Capt GrOe, and Others gained the day
Eight hundred and hfy-three votes polled alto
getber.
Supervisor by three majority This IS Democratic gain
Tho town gave seven Democratic majority last Fall
NORTH SALEM. March 3lOdell Close. Rep. is elected
Supervisor by IG majority The town gave lS5 Republican
soMEGs March si.-James W. Bedell, Rep. is elected
Supervisor by majority The town gave SO Republican
GRgESBURGH March sl.-Oden willsea, Dem,
WHITE PT.sISs March 3i.--T6e Democratic ticket will
ity. A. Jackson Hyatt is elected Town Clerk; caleb H.
TOmpkns Commissioner OF Highways, and James H.
MORRIsANIA, March 3l.-The whole ticket was Demo
cratic, there being opposition The following officers
declared duly elected supervisor, iism Cauld.
well, G6s votes. Justice Peace, Henry A. Fuon, 67
votes Assessor. John Maebem, 65l votes. Constabes,
Georse H. Delefte 81, Edward acQ1inney S66 votes,
Inspectors. Let dist. In0 L. Burnett g. Horace Ward
Gl2 votes I'd DIST SAVIOR zwnge, 63 William Won Wool
beck 6O2 votes; sd DIST james Morrison 6ls John H.
Rice 66 votes; ,h dist, Burnett NJ Chane, e62 Robert
McParlane, 654 votes.
Last year the Board OF Supervisors was tie the Re-
publcans gaining four the preceding year Judging
from the above returns the Republicans this year lose
Supervisors In COtlandt Scarsdae and Easteheser and
gnin In Poundridgo and MamarOneck There Is no GER
tany OF this however. complete returns may change
the figures Wo have hopes that lose but Super
visor but should not be surprised hear Of further
losaes Bedford did spenddly, and the gain in Pound
ridge peculiarly gratifying, while the loss Of Scarsdae
for the want Of four Republican votes is mortyns. We
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
FIrNEPAIS TODAY.

BLElsR HARPIOTT. Baptist Church Groyet. reFs-v oy.
BLISS CHARLES FANNlNG, No. l0S Eas SHteeniasL
CLARK DAVID, No. l4G Gosrckst.
CUNNINGHAM. PATRICK No 21 Suberrysi.
ELIOT, DANIEL No. 81 West Thirty seeoadsh
FLASRLLY JOHN No 3O3 East 1eutb-st.
SMITH, SIDNEY. H. T.. Church BTonKi4is.
S1NNOTT, CArHARINB, No. 50 CsTifs1, BrooslgH
SMITH GILBERT v, 0nshuadrel srdtwcntyiOu IT,. bs'Es.s
Third sud Fourth
THAKR, WILLIAM No. il5 NaSsau.s.
WHEELER, EMMA A., No. l70 Rast Sirty-hdhs'
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LARGE FIRE UP TOWN.

Al y o'clock this morning, large lire was
raging in 2sth or eSthst., between Second anu lru
ayes Judging from the blaze the loss VIII 20 aons 'no
,lOOOOOs Another fire was burning IN ono
,,,on,,, pinth.st betyeen Second and Third-aves.
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PHENIx, F. l., March %. 1865.

n n. T.
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clearly proves that village appreciates THE TRIBUNE
] eGpoct to be able 70 make some additions.
Very respectfully yours. A. A. BESNErr
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HARPBRsvILLE Broome Co., n. Y. March "A, 1858.
PUBLISHER oR The N. Y. TRIBUNE: send yOu So for
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DESTRUCTION OF A BRICK BLOCK IN SPRING
FIELD, MASS.

SPRlNGFIELD, MHTCn JI. = OOIs IaIKt IOUI'
story brick block. Mainst, was consumed this even
ing Mr. ]. C. spooners photograph establishment wa.
also DESTROYED. Mr. FOOts loss II estimated at $4,000 aud
Mr. spoOncr's at $4,000. Insurance partial
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nrr1ANcr. OhIo. March 3. 1ses

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Rorpour. n. Y. March %.

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for 80 for which please send 81 copies OF THE WEEKLY
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McGRAwVILLE, Cortland Co., n. Y, March u, 1873
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CARRIER.
BATAVIA, n. Y, March a., 1868.

BATAVIA, n. =, March ~ l6I5
PUBLISHER OF THE N. Y. TRIBUNE inclOse order for
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 2G, 1863

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 26, 1903.
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md draft FOR So Send 80 copies Of IRE WEEKLY TRIB
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LouIsLANA, Mo, March 20.

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POsf-OTFIcE, GARDINER, Maine, March 81, 1853
FgEilsnEAs OF THE n. \. TRIBUSB hand you here
with money order tO for which please send 20 copies
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Kim CoNGREss-sEcoSp SESSION.

SENATE... .WAhHlNUIUN IsItH 10 I5b'
The Senate received number Of petitions,
hut transacted business previous 10 the session o the
Iii gh Court Of Impeachment.
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10y TT; YOU'LL LIKE rTl
anon 0ROCRRS KEEP n.

Unioa Republican General Connnittses-Tes rsEast
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The Rreca,iys Coumie. will nee, a, u oelocs
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az rhs,ophsr Hdsa WRDNRSDANEffNtNG ipb
1863 as ook Al addre will bs delivered BY tue cG eotps.
ssats reserved Tor l.dlrs NATHANIEL APPLETON Po,sL
a SseIefs
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HAMMoNDsPORT, n. Y, March %, 1893.

PUBirsngRs or THE n. Z. TRIBUNE Please hud in
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CoIlMnrs. N. n. Maroh 2e, !

COLUMBUS. N. Y, March &c, 1853.
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j. A. LEsAN, p. NJ,
R,rAvrA.N.Y.. March 20, 1869.

BNTAVIA, n. T., March 90 lS6s.
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,,oney order for sl5 for IS more Of THE TRIBUNE
THIS viii make my promise $780, You will now send me
l0l numbers Of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. / am, very re-
.neetfuIlv ID. q. CoLLAMER.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
PosT.OFFIcE, MlRGAREryuLE, }

Delaware County, n. ", March 90, 1868
PUBImHgRs OF THE ~ Y. TRIBUNE: Inclosed find my
chsok for tST to psy for club Of THE N. Y. wEEStT
TRiBUKE. Send many copies a. you afford they
an much needed in this place. Respectfully,
CYRUS MEAD, p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
Very truly yours,

CHATEAUGAY, Franklin Co. ~ Y, March 25, 1855.
PUBLISHERS or TH ~ Y. TEIBUNB Inclosed send
you ~. Please sond 10 my address 90 copies Of THE
wsEKLT TRIBUNE, commencing with tbs weeks number
aud Obiigs YOURS &C.. J. $. BowLET,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
THE WEATHER.

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New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

WYoCENA Columbia County, WIS, March 2l, 1863.
Publisher or THE NJ Y TRIBUNE Inclosed find $50.
fo which please send 81 copies Of TRIBUNE to this Office
20 commence at close OF the present Club.
Yours, HENRY CONVERSE.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
ATHENS, Tenn. March a.. 1s6,

ATHENS, Tenn, March n, 1868.
PUBLISHER OF THE N. Y. TRIBUNE Inclosed you VIII
sudP O. order for ss5 for which you viii please send
rgE TRIBUNE to the different offices specified According
n your proposition viii be entitled to one copy extra
which please direct plainly and forward at once and
obge your friend, r. NJ. LONG.