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tsy. roluoo and hs, he wod rather b. plain Choyal'r
de Carean continue to play tho part of sov"rg" VINO
is grays,inr toward prceipce repeat to yo" my '"e
p w my cousin TIM, m tn. spring d." """s 70
alta no Austrian lines. Believe thai tins IN t' way III"
tc si commence; III, hing gives LAY t. 40 ~" I"l
be- know that Austria viii the victory but h. o~'" 40"
a LIE ulrf ent acmy WI not J,!d wthoSt 'Hs Sc
ious resistance. 3D., ,
Tho ,oYqr,, vii re1n.rf ieg'afdy they ~ :" APP
oeruuy iusiu. Out hen tie sNa'On VAL cn"ig' ""'''t
,rer the desire Of the Esnpetof for Y"ac" " 'h'o
Iow Austria - dcHroy the work ~ France ~ ''f' IL.
N be forced IN spite u hsase, to MAINTAIN the As""n y"
Iaiv H. however contrary TO ell expedition IA. E"pi"
shoud handon my father IN law he would pr r 70 br"n'
cgin kinr Of ii"dlort siS 40 he cl.f W w i'p'
sb.uy which wci he upon bin as kine Of rory Nn'' "
-rohaoie IL that taOce Wi interfere 40" t"1 'rf
wu the Ming will have Northern l0y and the Emperor "'u
dispose o. tho South s- "a. thnke ht. -,
On Monfaf Dee. o. the Major I"piHhcu tht Hollow
lug from the Prince Private secretary;
Pa. ROYAL. Dec u. no.
Tn, N7,ie shed letter attributed nv Tor
ionr., Prince Napoleon. am oessd 20 deny IA IA.
most po.iNo tie ersrpee 81 any such letter iut'
ro wogd IA IT, either a. 70 the form or ne id"s
expressed The Prince, opinions are well Known Ire ma
dly gni clearly pressed tucr in TIE tribune ify uS
be- sun med up in tieso wordsiahery and Naiiontny
ltsv eep-cas he for her unty ev"rytnt
ue iuterest II France aud that o. LAZY HsIwsfh ~
ow tell SIR that before reproducing us "hs'i"
mnroblhe teT HoUd haYe been very r.'y 'o'
to have .dc inquiries which would nave spared yoH III rec
uacatoi. kscs4'e =, ,,.
The Private Secretary. I'd. litnnsk
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4 /" PRCrLIAK INsIITu1DN


Among the ourious phases OF Iowa Society is The
" hmanna Society" situated in Iowa County. twenty
miles west Of Iowa CRY. IRON Ire MusodEs Journal
W. CLEAN tie tolowsg hols relative this community
lt.sys:
II numbers FOO members. and is divided into seven
villages IL IL governed by trustees elected by Al the
mgllers of the Society The Society owns 5000 ncrcs
Of nnd IN one belt 1hdy have large stock % horses.
.t-cp fnl cattlc--lOG head Of cattle. l2rOD huid of
sheep Hnd large number of horses also 200 acres OF
lAnd under cultivation. They are ongagedto some ei.
tent ~ manufncturng. and have a good npuilus ani
saw mil, aud large wooden factory ~ successful
operation rhcy card spin weave and fill all kinds OF
nOo.cA goods, running twelve looms nine narrow anu
three tor wearing hroadooth. Their machinery Is OF
tie mos! perfect kind They VII WORK NJ ta5 season
from 100 30 q 900 bulos ot wool The mcmbcta oi he
society 1850 All II religious order. Eyerytmng mpAes
ON IN perfect harmony. hon necessary, tho women
pteh a no work In iio same hcld Ell .ht teams wose
p.oHAa, Ihe aoelsY L. 4GsI!Aed " esseLSs wealthy
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nort ~ direct " nj, and mail communication with
the country IN. Interests OF tho merchants tnted
states and participant, of N.w.york. demanded that
THIS subject shof.ld req I've adequate attention.
kno.ai few remarks BY Mr.. Low udorsing what had
been i'd and arsnb lpon the merchants the necessity
III speedy action IL The matter of establishing line "i
steamers between kew-york and Brazil, ,oe Of
thanks Was rendered Mr. Fletcher for his interesting
sdress and he rqAc.ted TO furnish cory OF nir
r.mar.s for Publication
Hr-oluons adopted that While ot'cio' action
could b. taken by III. Chamber in It's Official capacity
render assistance to the southern refugees IN the
west whose olns Tor aid had been presented by MT
lolsnm YET the Chamber would urge npon It's meiapers
o. PR, ate ndi, idua- t. bend helping hand to those
unfortunate persons.
slessrs. Low. sfurgn NaT.hal Chitondon, Brown,
Strong and Stevens were appointed Committee 10 So
lict subscriptions for their relief.
IN. following letter from Admiral farraeut in reply
Ia complimentary resolutions passed by the Cham
Der of Commerce. expressing the sense OF the value Il
the Admiral. services in opening the Mississippi River,
was read and ordered ~ bee placed among the orcn r.
A,roK IIorss NV OH Dec. 10. 1903.
Jso AtsTIS r.g. sscrcLyv a. Ctaasbcr y Conne'ce .
SIR bs ~, honor scbDoslsdgo The receipt of The Res
editions Of he Chamber O. Ionns &c OF tie sa,e Of New
OH n i,is 10 sei, lanssoi1ey enHo'si on paIc
nen accompanied by your Mind etoI iuhns III. require
iu'ilf. oi ssId r solutions IN presenting mt copy.
IL reply, J-g sE 10 e1pe.s - tsf honorable nody
MY tanks lor this and Other d-nslshsi uarAs oi
their e appreciation 9th. services have rendered our com
county AID particularly IL commerce. both internal ana
-Eitrna what Ties eFe pleased 60 consider thr n9t 90
er,d 81 ~ any tnethe urc OH ans
That I'D or duty the best Of ability believe, th1t
Lind rroyd,pc. smiled and Enabled Ys 20 Overcome
onsarie heoo sG en- lea, m. hest u hearts would
h.s. otl.rwi.a q4seG certain: sud trg-l that no
ieu' tlesy Aonois vii rneuber Tho juns,on Of
T. PIT.
=. ID thon lsli s'Iorah
Tws. Heaven thri .ircnsth bestowed
fos know, vain nan, lh.t saios belongs 70 God.
Il.u.tus g. ns.f,
h. G1d's 90 $50 sleccssn
r-i4r he departing station folly fee ld
.la .rhfs'uiv cherish their Aud sentiments o. interest SUD
hon the De-. i sto the honor O. com.
nardi .nt l Oh hopes MAY BE- realized the !sy.r o!
Your 90 .erv-n,
II. o. T4Rrs6ur. Essr Adj irI.
~. mre-ing then adjourned.
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S.oss ~ the Wsrk Edists, Of Bssic".
Cerl. H. =. flynn Of the bark Edislo, OF B.

Cgpt. H. J. Flynn oil tho bark tdisto, ot Bos-
ton alundo ned ut sen makes the follow .ng rep,rt
sailed from New York Dee. Q. iot tetie with iil
cargo of slaves Dee. commenced with heavy gA.a
from " and \. y. W, with n worry dead SEA vessel
l,b.rng he's, a, aud deck. flooded, vessel making
siderable water, Wa Obliged to throw thu deck load
overheard 10 slip. Dec. 10 very heavy gales from
y. W. t. ". and very high sei running, pumps con.
san,ly going, ship MAILING IL inches water per honr.
men ana pumps giving ont-out away topfns's to ease
shin. De. !. made "a sail b. y H.. sounded pumps and
onnd III feet OF In the holdi kept away TO- tc
sail intending 70 abandon thc shipi ~ cot boat.
unt aud went slongfdc. che proved 10 be the British
SCI Hnri bound to Gibraltar. she had hoi decks
swopt Of eyor thing and buWarts gone fore and AZ
bat wern willing 10 take ~ On board.
Abont o'clock r. ~. whilo getting things INTO tie
boat suddenly perceived tho cabin ilo, rGshd for
thc clrOlOm,tcr barometer and soycru other articles
which r. lying In ;lc cabin a.. ready e. tax" awny,
hu found tn smoke and ire intense were o sed to
abandon everything. The IRE must have originated bS
tio upactfiDs eli lamp which vas lct burning iu The
cabin After being on board he schooner for lour DAYS,
sr0tc thc !ritth Dip Mary Dukoo cert 'roslcN.
bom cyGA ~ Aer>ort, WY tnJ! .ovi " al, y
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[
uELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

UFLMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
Al ercel.nt lotion for diseases OF syphie nature ard
injection ia diseases ol the Urinary Organs asns ioo
nab OF ..iuasion used IN CONNECTION "ir tue tsnscS
hghu aud saIspa.la. in such d''ses IS recon'nruae
cadence ii lie mo-. resyon.b.e aui reliable chss Yer w
accompany the med c.ne-
CERTIFICATES or CURES, $50. g.,
IRON ) 10 ~ YEARS STANDING, with -
NAMES KNOWN 70 SCIENCE AND FAM.
FOR Medical Properties Il Buchu
s.g DlSPEN> ArDRi or TIE UNITED SfATES
see Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Practise o.
See remarks made by he la.e celebrated Dr. PiYslC PHI
ad-pas. - ..x -. ,>,,,,-,,, -,
sss remark. made by Or. EPEiRAlM MCDOWELL GEL
e.t Physician ami Member ol tue Royal College Oh sa
seoas, ireland and lbsled IN ine transactions OF s hs
and Queens Journal. ,,.-, ,cS
TR ANFLS yellow o. the Royal college OF Surgeons
So most If the la standard Ncr.s on Medicine.
FNrRtCr BUCEv, L pc bott' OF six ior ". - q.
EXrhAcr sAksAfARiLLA, ~ per bottle, orsI 10
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, sos. pr bottle, Sin s0'
~ 81. n,. d.
or Half Dozen ~ e,h for sle which viii he sufficient
e the "a o.f obstinate II directions adhered To-
Delivered 90 gny rddre.s, srceJ psessd Lon oos"'sNi
Da.crih. svu ptoms In al coamuL 'ilioaa Cure faS"a
terd. Advice rftis
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E'otn1d.

EsRGIv Morday.-Anotier proclamation 81 We
Polish t0ia Government has been published 10 " Al
..w. a.. origin and object Of The insirfceton ~"
again stated nrc ifo proclamation points out o. ihr
principles 81 TIE movement quality of aii hlnlnH'
before fhc ap and IRE, landed property for the leas W
rv TIE ur.r.era.ipr states iu conclusion thft the
nsurrcc,on n 90 continued wth undiminish"d 'lFof
HRf-fAi. Molda}.--ACcoro.ng 70 ad'lee- r"oci'c"
here tlo l;nssign Gen. 'yeugeTy, VIZ ~"' men
.,.arkrd the poles under Eussst snd fmnoWicf uh
the lab inst. utar hlchoy. iu The soFrTnn'm 81
Iuhin n Z. .tticd That an attack made by ,husii 81
npoa tie rear NJ the Russian force compelled ~" 4arl
io reucsi. There were many Killed and wounded of
both side.
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The London Times and Americas Aaair.--
Tn. Popular sentimens-Ths Escape
Of she Pirate Happahnnno The
CokAen.1 irnes Controvers. -Gh1ng~ Of
Tone in The Atben~an-The Situation
IN Poland-Arch Oukr MnximiIinn's
DecIensi0n-The Prize EfEht~rs--nus s.
cal Sensation by VI. Julien sehIrs.
wis.Hslstein Question.


To-day IN. Timer lays before the world Tho
Messages Of President Lincoln and Jefferson Davis
side 10y side Its own comments arc Don-coion,ittal
tiey have been tending to be American subjects for
zone tue. lie Tine, however, knows TIA, the thing
T. over with The South virtually Fret Galeuga who
had been lie American cor's pondent al fareraa re-
turned u few weeks ago. and announced thai the re-
and power and determination OF the North
q ,lor than tho. shti then came letter from
Lag.cy at Richmond which declared tina. the South bad
not enthusiasm sud confidence equal % that ~ tlc
AOItb, AID aeIs cQ4g c4loieL 10 LORI Lyons.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCpu
FOR weaknesses arising from EIcesses Habit, a, ~
uon Eary indisere'lon or AnDe, s:tepded
with the following symptoms:
Indispostion to Exer.ion, loss Of Power
Lo's Of Memory, Difficulty Of Bresshira
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
HoroT Of Disease, WaksiulIess,
Dinness Of Vision, Pain In the Back
Hot Hands CT, rleshing Of the boiy
iplyhess 81 ,ne sh,n A. 6brsap,ons on the Pie
N1scu1r System.
These symptous II allowed 10 20 on, which hi. n.aa
invariably removes, soon follow -eaS
InPOTENCY, FhrUlTY, EPILEPTIC Yrrs
In one Of which the patient may expire. Who can a., ~.
not frequently followed by those airsfr des.ss IVY
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many Of the OF their suaerus bnt ,..
VIII confess The records Ct the Insane Asyuns ana Tho -
truth Of the assertion. -
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED nv On n . v,c
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine sreu.ien and ;vi,o,.,. A.
system, which iIrLNBOLOS EXTRACT BIJCHiI -.
Dly docs A ina val convince the most sksptiesl
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T

rako Basan, Mercury Unpleasant Medicine or =
plesssn. si.I DlI srIols Disslssa
HE,LMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
s their stages, e. ltte E,pen,, me- ~ no ehansd
Diet. no Inconvenience, AND 80 EAfOSURE.
IL c.u.e, rrqu-ut d.-ire aud gives 9Th UrhnA
removing oh.lrIctions, preventing aud curing srs
ufs OF the ure,hsa sying pain snd hsnrsou aen
IN his ca.. Of dissls.s, ard ekpsing POiScSOUa
pls EAsEU AND NpR>oL NATTER
Thousands upon Thousands who have been tbs
VICTIMS or QfAtkS,
lu1 who have paid HEAVY FEES 70 90 cured l. shoa
time have found they were deceived and tie Po.too
la. bv the use Of Powerful As -cts' been dried % b
the system, break oat ia al aggravated FORM and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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INTERVENING raOm EURcrg.
Cousi-ucd from First Pose.

property of the country for gratuous DIVISION anons
SAs poor Yoa viii a. see hAt. unies' h'b 'S'Ne,
no m reservedy recalled makes the statement your
kst let ler simply cookery and an ubtrgth an &C.
No Is SEaGEANTs INN Dec. p hos
GU. rsc,iyed yonr second letter detod Friday
evening Dec Is. only last night Tie quotation y".
take from .ks Ea,!y Mus is far inaccurate that "
doc, NOT convey ihe sane meaning 90 fhe whoo i''
nom which il is taken does. incoso that article ana
th,t which appeared or the following day. ada M
extract from another which has been published I'll"
and having now given YOU all the means necessary 80
ObtoiniuE hist redress which pupOrted 10 De tne w
Meet Of your FIRST letter beg 10 Tetfe ir0m tue W.
vpr al mart Of tins controversy. ,,..
an, &C. JOHN 4. DlLANE
RUatR0 COHDrN esq, ". L.
LORD LYONS AND TIE AMERICAN WAN.
Some of our contemporaries reproduce N d
ma acr he,okennc their sense Of rs sutnenficy tne
statement of Liverpool Journal, that LORD L!"As
I'm !, ,isnit.h To Lord Russell from WasAGgton az
pcinoes N NJ TIE WAY IN America VIII be t'Tniua''u
win the na,t three months and that the Conf, rates
b. ms. in the creates extrenitics, viii have speedy U"
c,o,oso nm erlsstice" We recommend our readers I"
receive slch statements with reserve, aud not 100
hay.iy e. assume Lord LyOrss readiness L. acc,P' 'o
90 DAYS bills aften drawn by the more enth9sle'o
Federal sympathizefs, aud 60 often renewed ~ !"
heavy Tateci interest t"'"pN'
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I. COMPLEXION. frt

4 KEAUTIlyb COMPLEXION, free from tan,
vy-s and festics may eaIy be procured ~ usns the
BALM ~ THoV,AsD kLowra." 10. riasi 1e Ii Is cnsur
passed IL I. couposod OF pd4 OIL honey AID other us1ie
a4i,s highly pcrlred BY u. ingredients, atd when
Di~i oI washing n.A sud morning Eradcrs he sam soii and
white sni irer NOM bloliish sd by Ill Drusslsla
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FEMALES! FEMALES, FEMAT.Es,

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALESi
OLD "a YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, Or COyTRY
PLATING MARRIAGE,
IN many affections peculiar Feml. tho F,tsct Prrka
T. uneqused Oy any her remedy. in Choloss or Rsteu
ton rreg rides Paiufess Suppression OF Cus,orsrv
tyscuaton Uosflied sen ri0us Of the Uterus Len,
co-fbel " bites sieray, and foi ali complaints ueie
90 the sex, " ehsr arsr, ind eou, Habits Of Disk
DECLINE OR CiI,NGE OF LIFE.
zee symptoms above
40 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT TT
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NJ
USE HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
o. All affections diseases Of the Urinary Organs whsG
existing
~ MALE Oh FEMALE,
From whatever cause ori gnans AMI 10 MISTER o. -
lon. standing Diseases # these Organs
ieauise the sii Vi DipTcic
HELMBOLD > EXTRACT bUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIUafTIc
AND 1T Is CERTAIN
TO HAVE TIE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALI DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T - RECOMMENDED
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IAd,rr i.-msr.l

a. PRETTY PRESENT. Send 10 your near
i-sres ,ud valued freud The iUfrRArsp Psksro
lolsoIL JoUANAL for % Il would be highly przsi aud
cos only = -. rowLss NsLLs ~. \.
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EWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY JANUARY g. 1864.

in number oa board anl brought US TO this port. Our
position when We abandoned her lat. 80 l5 long.
D. 10 The fdist0 was J15 tIns burden, belonged 10
- was owncd at Boston by Il. l.. Finn and others,
and " VI probably injured.
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For CouGMs, CoLDS, and THROAT DISORDERS.
ccy by o. many y,a. Tho Jgoises are gay recon-
usndcd AID l.s.erhel by physicians aid .rse90' IL lie
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ii. II. HELNtBOLD
PRINCIPAL DEpOIs.

PRINCIPAL DEpOIs.
,,x,uaorn,s pRro AND CHEMICAL WAR;
HOUSE,
HFLNBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL
HOUSE. curuc.L WARE.
a. HOUSE,
No. 594 BROADWAY. N. y, y"
No. 5a4 BROADWAY, n. Y. on
No. 504 BROADWAY, N. T., on
MEDICAL DErOI'
ut,I,MBOID'S MEDICAL DEfor
IIFLMDOLDS MEDICAL D StauIu
NO. lOA SOUTH TENTH-sE, fhiCAoTI
No. IOS SOUTH TESTH-ST. PhiLAps.
No rOi SOUTH TENTH-sr, PhlLAps,.n,Nr,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEl1S AMI '"'
lLEp DEALERS. ILL.
WHO endeayor 70 di,poscoi their own and ''H''
on the reputation attained by
GENUINE PhET~
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu.
uRLMBoLD's
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
HELMBoLUS ,.su
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY"HE"'-
ASK FOR uELsiBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER
~ cnt out the advertisement aud send i'r H. 'n'
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Destructive FIRE IN WEST EIGHTEENTH

Destructive FIRE ~ WEST LIGBrEFNrH
srrfFr-At an esrly hour on Thursday morning IRE
VS. discovered IN the building No 0l West Fighter nh
street occupied by IRE company just organizing I'M
d., the title 81 Ho-e Company No IS. They have not
A. yet received ,her apparatus however The flames
soon extended "a &c. ~ occupied rs feed store by
Thomsg KeNy. Both buildings we're completely de-
s'royed Mr. Key had Two horses stabbed IN tho rear
~ his building valued =, ei25. both Of which were
burned He estimates bis los stocs st =. % Ia
slred for $50 h. toe Harmony LIS. 90. Loss On build
INK 500, Insured az SD ln sane COMPANY. lie
Horr-. were also insured TO- :. 40 rach ~ he same Com
psnr o. tie lot IN TIE o. No. 'ol wee some ~.
stable. occupied by James Dovd. which we're cOar,et.
Is destroyed Mr. DOwd slso i'st two lorses valued At
80 each, insured for ESQ each IN TIE Peter Cooper
ln- Co lie alO lot 20, harness, &C., valued AZ
oyer - which ;htrc a 10 iuf.rarge. no. 81 oc
cur.G ~ tenement house owned by Michae Clarity.
was completely destroyed. no insurance The build
ing Wos occupied by number of poor families white
and back gh0 lost almost everything they possessed.
Joseph Gr..l colcrcd was rescued from tie sec
ord story OF the above building hy Roundsmsn Black
man II the Twenty ninth preciact. The Police also
rescued a number u horscs aud cows tie property o.
poor carmen from tie Of the burning building.
The adjoining tenement No q, sAs esO 81 htls dam
aged Tho ire supposed 20 nave been the WORK ~ An
ncsnflary Considerable feeling na- been m-L.i s'cd
for some time Pos. nj tho ldeA OF "a b being allowed
e. r-or ,sni1s. IN attempt made o. tie night u
the last election burn the premises bat at that time
1t was unslcce sui Fir Marsha Baker is II present
.lyrst. gazing !ho aIisir.
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NEWSPAPER MAILS PROM NEw.loEK BURNED


FU1ITlIsi'f " d TIa We lTV1lUh 0''" 's7731
PosroFFIcs NKw.i oss. Jan. :, locA
Tn. n.w.psr.f ms. which le this office. vs. clocs o.
"a train over fgs hallway ca 30 Ah Of Dre"noer io ne
0r, ofor were destroyed by lrc shout clos. on the
81 Jo.aph bags, Denver tny bfsi For "aynr, Deg
Cnsnr Il oag.i Columbus, nasi L9glssuie bags -
90. bas. Nashville, ] nag; Toledo bar; Cairo, bag
Dubuque b.s 81 tsLi, Va. idanspo.s u,gsi Msr:is
.ni inru,,i :. ul. 5a-5. m n ih- pl., above 'nen
only pIirsd matter and psc.c n ,'e
NV ld cud OF -prr,s II ~ - they took ne
.os,gf- u.io flr Inc bel rope" ha the fire
hs pAsrnsr. s'p'st g. stop llc train b. pal
rs ne hsrrri, Which. ber. an idy burned ~ ~" OF 10
g The sp.si 81 tram served to increase e naniss
until ih. c0ni.1us OF he Almost entirely consumed
Toe l.f male being g. lie nsst received 10 injury.
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]


Personally appeared bs'ora me- Alderman OK ire Cy
Ph.de pli, H. r nclr.cod. who being duly s~snt eoa
ssy. h. preparation eon'sin no nsrcone 10 mercury
.nrlous drugs bot We truly W se'sp.c. uporn
Sworn suG .ub.cbci hs'oe no hls go day o. No''~'"
la. Nm r. NM, AM A" pit'.ii..,,a,,.
Address lstte,. for iDicrr alton, Ia confidence 70
IL. Il. HELNtBOID.
CHEMIST
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HOTEL AsRryArs-The Rev. ii. G. Haydsl

HOTEL ARRIVALS The Rev. III. &. Hayden
ard wife, Mendeni II. L. sprague, Boston, J. u. Nc
Gnira and parry Washington and J. N. Bel. Toledo
aFo NJ the MctIopoiien Hotel.
Col. Thornton, L. :. Vols. Captains W. W. Beck
with srd 1hos. Sinclair Minnesota; and Jno ".
Moore, o. :. Navy. are 1T the Aston House.
4 ID. Carroll, Philadelphia; A. e. Stevens. u. ;.
&a,y; Chas. Morton, Neg-Oricsns; and VIM. >.
Hopkins Baltimore are At tie 81. Nlcho'as Hotei.
Gen Tyler did not arrive At the Everett House a.
yas ,cclea on Wedne ,dly c,ea!Ls.
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CITY IIE

ARREST or COLLECTOR RARyETs PRIVATE
Marshal Murray pad visit 70
room ri No. ~ William street, lately occupied By
Louis Benjamin who Is no. mn inmate OF Fort Lafay'
cite having been sent there charged with procuring the
shipment Of goods contraband Of b. the Rebels.
Bonjamiar safe broken open by the MaTshaFs dep
uties and in Of the lseonholes they discovered
pepers in the handwriting of Mr.. A. \. Palmer, The
Private Secretary of Collector Hiram Barney these
papers it is alleged impcaie Mr. Palmer in the crime
for which Mr.. Benjamin was arrested Or one Of the
papers found the following request " Dear BenJa'
min send mo $3.50 Immediately" A check'book wa,
also found showing that Benjamin HAD drawn number
~ checks ia favor Of Palmer These facts were made
known 10 Gen. Dix who Immediately issuod orders for
the arrest of Palmer. He arrested about O'clock
In the afternoon aud sent to Fort Lafayette last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-08

TROw's DALEY CALRSDAR.-TrOw has just
issued daily calendar ion the counng-house and pf-
Nate dwelling, FOR s6i. II gives tho tides ard other IN
ri1a tion. and j. arranged 20 hang On tho val, de
pss, being torn "a ~ N days pros
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ANOTHER CHURCH RRaovAI.-The church

ANOTHER CHURCH RRaOyAL.-ihe church
reinos val fever has broken out In the Reformed Dutch
Church corner Beec ker and West Tenth streets Lots
have been secured IN the Deighborlood Of Forty sixth
street and Iifth avenue. on which edihce VII be
erected Ills church j. one u tie oldes, In the city
and was in is neiyhborhood thai the first Sunday
school effort 1as commenced in our city, uoarl fly
years ago.
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RELIEF no THE Pooh BIZ THE MAsoss.-

Eastern Star Lodge No. 22o r. 4. NJ. at It's regular
Communication last evening appointed Committee Of
Five To devise by which the poorer classes In our
city be supplied with coat without being subjected
paying the cxorbiant prices demanded for this very
necessary article II proposed T. purchase coal oH
whole ale dealers who chariably disposed to make
deduction from their profits and 10 place tie same il
different localities about the city, % be retaied to tie
poor in quantities not exceeding hushel at The cost
price thus saving them cnchsh the usual expense, in
effect delivering coal at the same price Il Vas sold bs.
fore the war. The Committee wishes 10 receive appli
cations from coaldeslers sld distributors lo viii
ing to take a hand in the euterprse The Chairman Is
AIR. alter II. slupe. No %. GFeenS lch streoi.