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HRADouAR1FRs MILITARY .DryrlIos. Miss. J

SPECIAL FIELD ORDER No 7O.-l. Pursuant 10 al agree
men, between Gen j. Hood. commanding the Coniede-
rate forces in Georgia, and Maj Gen W. i. sherman
commanding this army truce 10 hereby declared 10
tst from daylight Of Monday. September II. until
daylight OF September 2,ten (iO) fu DAYS at point
on the Macon Railroad known ~ Rough and Ready.
and the country roundabout. for circle OF two O. miles
radius together with the roads lending to and from in
the direction Of Atlanta and Lovejoy Station respect
lively for the purpose Of arding he people OF Atlanta
a sale mems Of removal ~ points South.
. The Chief QuaIteTmaster et Atlanta, Col. Esston
viii afford al the ctiz.ns Of Atlanta who elect TO go
Soufh all The facilities he spare 10 remove them
comfortably and safely. with their elects 20 Rough and
Re-Gy S.ll9n. using md aabasnoes .or that par
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Pom Our Special Correspondent
HrkDQUARTHRs ARMY oP IHH JAMES. I
Thursday, Sept Is, 1854. )
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for the thorough cleansing Of the The letter
renews request made some months ago. that permission
be used during the war. C. GODFREY GUSTHER. Mayor
lCopy.l hEADeUAnrERs DEPARTMENT OF Tas East.
ksw York CITY Jan IL, 1861
His Honor G. GOpPEEY GuSIuRR, Mayor Of me Cify Of Nep
SIN Uvpy been advised on Saturday evening that more
troops we've expected in tie city their return from the
arnv directed Capt Frank f. Rowe Of the Quarternaers
the Park Barracks mater Of military necessity and TO have
them thoroughly ceon.ed and white wsshed to be in
men no are returning from The army have years Of toll
exposure and dsneer reened and prepared to sustain
tho honor Of The country and the integrity Of the Union to the
last In consideration Of their Encouragement the Government
has given ,en leave 10 return for weeks during the sus
homes All that grateful country can do should b. done to
make this rcrte from the abor' and pers Of the camp and
the battlefield pleasant 70 thcm cnd am confident you and
the Common Council viii approve Of the oonrsc have issen
With view 10 prepare suitable place for the eonlospe
reception Of the regiments which arrive here on h'r pas age
through the city.
The Park Brscs. You know do not belong TO the Uni
ted States is of Indispensable importance. 'o'h pubic
service end TO The comfort OF the troops eGn 20 OF returning
from the ee that the Government should nave barracks IN
tie city subject to its own control. $500, ..,
Therefore respectfully renew the Request mace sevcth
months that Peai;son NAY be syea to erect barracks on
ins VIZ am Sir very respectfully your obcdisnt servt
lOBS l. DIX, MljorGeneTal CommrDding
The above were referred TO the Committee on Lands
and Places.
rho Navor sent IN communication stating that
merchants on the west side OF town had complained
Of the Central Park and North and Eastern Rail.
road Co. for throwing dirt from their tracks, impeding
travel and producing Inconvenience TO esoDs dong
business in that vicinity. The Mayor recommended
The passage Of ordinance directing the railroad com
panios 20 remove tho dirt from their tracks to some
dumping ground TO be provided by the City Inspector
rlso that the ordinance forbdding tho use OF salt on
tho tracks be vigorously enforced. Referred TO Com
nittce oil Railroads.
The Mayor sent In n third communication. suggest
ny memorial 70 be sent 10 tho Legislature, asking
lie passage Of act empowering the Corporation TO
stock e. the extent of S5OOOOO 10 provide means
or repairing all the streets below Fourteenth street not
already paved with Belgian pavement at AZ early day
possible. The Mayor says that he convinced that
he prOporyowners along the streets In this section
VII I've willing 10 assume their share Of the expense
Referred 10 Committee Streets
The Board resolved 10 meet hereafter on Mondays
nd Thursdays at o'clock p. H. and adjourned 10 next
Monday
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This board met on Thursday st 4 o'clock
D n the President JAMES HAYS ESQ., in the chair.
MI HRAxpoS submitted preamble setting forth that
xl Park Baaoks had ceased to be used for the pur.
nose, FOR Which they we're originally INTENDED and bad
FALLEN into the hands Of irresponsible parties Who had
used them for improper purposes, ala made them q
nuisance and a disgrace 10 our city. Ho therefore
that the Street Commissions! DO directed TO re-
move the Barracks from the Park. Referred W Com
uittee on Lands and Places.
Tie follow ing were received from Mayor Gnnther:
MAfoRs OyucH. Nsw- YORK, Jan IL, lo6A
Y,, me HoeOvable the Common Council
asw.EnKs: herewith Transmit 10 your honorable body
,,ov Of letter from Maj 0en John A. Dix announcing that
taken possession Of tbe PARK Barracks as matter Of
osry necessity" Cor the reception OF tho rsLrned solders
- ~ 81 xylDy The kspyDS us9Incs ths: h bas taken
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THURSDAY, Jan. PIP. n.

Gold opened in the street at 1863; the Quota
ton Q. the Stock Exchange was l5CI0l5Gi In the
afternoon a. low 1851 1854 paid, but the market
rallied and closed at l56i1l5Gt At p. m Stocks
were generally lower in the street New-York Central
1856 Erie. 1851; GalenA ll6Sll6i. At the Stock Ell.
change Government Bonds irm Registered, 1851,
l0+ 0i0ii; Coupon per cents 1851 1864 0l05. Seven
thirties April. lo6ial06!; August, lo7sSlO1i. Ten
nessee Go, 57059; North Carolina C.. %SQ52; Mis-.
souri, g. 6siasei; California 7s I94aig; Canton Com.
psny. 3i935; Delaware and Hudson. l75al76, Penn.
sylvania Coal, l750l77, Quicksilver t695Gi, Central
Coal Company. c4965; Cumberland Coal. 4s04Sl; Pa
clio Mail. 22sa23o; Central American Transit
Company 3sa3s; NewYork Central. l37!alJ7i;
Erie Railway. loe!0lo9; Erie Preferred. Io4o
I04.: Hudson River, lNi0l42 Harlem. eA095,
Harlem Preferred, IooslO6i Reading, lIsioli7.
Stocks have bean quite kssgISs. EGF in th' day IN.
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Rostou Cattle Market.
CAMBRIDGE AID BRIGHTON
Esrse6 70, Tue TRIBUNE for As Tees '.da0 Js< H. iA

PRICES.
B.~o-v, quality 81 500 ~ % Per 100 n 90 ,hs total
Second ds.... 80 500 shi ofhde, ,sle~,
EI,ra 81 1879 ss
Woykn 7Od 10 according 20 thsir value % bsei
sh.ep aSd Ianbs---old 8tr. y n Gu live weight -
MaeA Cors-tsyd 60 EAlTs, Soo@t79i Ordinary e7o
dH23
SEins-etores 7daic. Live fat Hop rorn'sd none
HIDE, sdsic- CAT bt.s, l4c. Jaa0e, ssd5c Peas 30
The number 81 tste n. market this "tsA IL about 7tV
eompArrd with 1879 lsai week 800 OF tie ooresponing
vel sst ysof $50 Of tho year before and nearly SO
than o combined amount al market for the Two weeks
c,dn. tho last The truins arrived late In the day yesier
d,y ana raned sc ady and ubundaniy nearly all tho time
,ua tho lee glare end mrsns the yards an undesirable
rs ether walking standing The city beef market 10
I'M. weet about 900 head at Cambridge, tho appear
nes Of the Yards that q abundsc, VI cattle and lew
buvsrs Dfovsrs wished 10 cell and Get cut Of tho storm
which was spoken Of by many one OF the moot dsss.ssbe
III. sy ever sold cs, IN 1hoss dovers whose stock was
were fortunate tits week there Il reduction OF
surious 10 close ont on sccout OF The difficulty OF getting
% och the Ice Shch tho road Brighton and
,erf email Numbers Of butchers who csred enough shout
luyne iscs tho rain tic Of cattle were AFRAID TO
rrms Of buyers Al Brighton. hu, few Of The sj head Of
satllo bought in Albany arrived yss,erdsy or these esth
Dr. Costsr sod lot Of 81 Stecs. l1~ y Nvtwcight, Tor
g., Is n cent OF for oda, whinh heard butches admit
we're eq1sl to those they bought lea, week ~ sc ~abou
= difference There about 100 Maine, and nearly
20 from adjoining towns Ia uGsseLusstts, VIII lew -
novelty from Rhode Island.
Tho number OF Sheep f1il 6oo0 msrie' II also abont
double the usuA quantity, Of which 1000 arc from the
West snd 900 from the North sud East VIZ understood
,srs most OF the Others consequently is the butchers that
must manage tho mutton trade this weei The nock oosn
rom 10 DC. y h. mostly ~ 10 SIC. There ID some 81
,susIi mutton .; market
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It was argued few days ago. but decision has yet

IL was drRueu 10" uo!o "b"' WV nv "''A"H "' ~
been given. -.
On the 5h OF October last the taxes having in the
meantime been levied the Receiver Of Taxes opened his
books for collection Of which due notice given IN
THE TRIBUNE and other papers On that day and the
three or four days following tho Bulls Head Bank Dry
Dock Bank Bank Of Ncw-York. Leather Manufao-
turers Bank, Corn Exchange Bank East River Bank.
Greenwich Bank. Pacific Bank St. Nicholas Bank;
Broadway Bank. North River Bank, City Bank, ana
Butchers' and Drovers' Bank, forward Of their
own volition and paid mp tho amount Of their assess
monts, receiving the usual discount.
Due notice having been served on the Delinquent
banks and no response having been made thereto Mr.
John Murphy the Receiver Of Taxes at the expiration
Of the prescribed days of grace issued his warrants
for the orcibe collection Of the overdue taxes placing
them in the hands Of Marshal Holden. Ga Saturday
Marshal accompanied by Mr. Murphy who is responsi.
bic for taxes collected commenced leyying upon the
banks.
The Bank Of Commerce. whose assessed capitnl was
a. sal lO5 was first visited the Marshal demanding
payent of I79 800 ~ tax besides s60s - interest
Payment being refused, the Marshal entered the In.
closure occupied by The clerks and officers and helped
himself from the drawers and safes. and handed II to
Mr. Murphy who In turn passed IL ~ his deputy Alr.
Hone wien il counted. receipt was rendered
BY Receiver Murphy for the amount but the officers re-
fused it, cbarrctcEising tho act downright robbery
The National Bank visited the same day ana the
tax with interest amounting u s29t'4 collected IN
Ike manner. g.,
Since then the delinquent banks anticipating visit
from the Marshal have saved him the trouble OF ran
Sucking the drawers for tho illegal tender by carenly
doing UP the amount In package and leaving II in some
conspicuous position near the paying telcrs desk
Tn TO last evening the following leyies had been made
and entered upon the books OF Mr. Vredenburgh FIRST
lar In tha nil co of Epcelyer
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Net incon. equal 10 2ti Pee,'..'sl,olblS
The conclusion OF the Atlantic and Great
Western road ros Galena 70 Dayton is reported 70 be
in forward state and it ID slated that Ii vii oe com
pleted In = very fov weeks.
The organization Of the Boston, Hartford and
Erie road Is completing In Bosom, under the most
favorable circumstances. This Company proposes 10
fnsh BY connections with tho Erie and Atlantic and
Great Western. . complies broed guAge lie al the
way through from Boston 70 81. Lonis.
The American Coal Company hns declared
semi ANIMAL dividend Of = cen. payable Feb 10 ont
Of tho earnings o. the current half year The managers
Of this Company entitled TO much credit Tor having
placed tho Company among the established dividend
paving corroratons. We have long known that their
property wss most valuable ons, and tue public nov
see unmsaknb,e evidence, that Il. Affairs >. the Com
pany hhys been vel managed
The interest duo Let February on the Penn
sylvana State debt win probably bs paid IN currency.
except shat Of about 600 Of which he interest is
required by law 70 be paid In specie. Tie remaining
S33 600 900 0. debt incurred without any spna
ton 10 2sy the interest in coin.
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fAdyertisementl

VALUABLE P0R THE SOLDIERS.
BRONCHIAL TRocHrs will be found invaluable to the 5oa
in camp exposed 10 sudden changes sHordns rsss
cases Of Coughs Colds etc. For 0cer and those ~he
tax the voice they useful In relieving Irh.ssi Tbros ~
viii render articulation easy A rHsas Ass IMITATION. -
,URg TO oDrAIg rHE GENUINE
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PsscibIe Leyies ON tho City Bsnhs.

Under the law Of Congress ezempting from
taxation the capital Of all banks invested Ia United
States Stoois issued after February o. 1862 about o.
teen oi City Banks peranptory refused to pay the
sssessnsn. OF the Tar Commissioner and in suifcom.
mencad early In 50 agains. the Comfy sustained
by the Courts n their refusal. The initiative Ia the
mnttsr taken by the Atlantic and National Banks
and ne Bank OF Commerce, and the Board OF Superyis
st paying the costs OF !he litigation fast Us
tho different banks obtain orders from the Courts
msnding the payment OF their bills The following ars
the CT the banks that refuse to pay with tie
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fAdvertiseuent
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

Two thousand persons, principally women and chnavA
burned 70 death In church in Chill. Lss- ard graphic
us,sons OF t, awful tragedy exterior aud interior vsvs
horrible during the coniayraon sks.chso
taken spot By Dr. Don Carlos ienilues eIclivsy -
DEsoREsTs Sgx-foRK IILUsTaA1ED NEWS, will spSsee
this week presenting Gs mos, awful suffering sublime sesD
and interesting pictures ever given
Also many other splendid illustration, in the typA -
Dc not fall to send your orders 10 cary. Out Frasy
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, free from tn
yimpl. snd feeiss may easily be procured by cdnS ~
BALM or THOUSAND FLogsss" For shAvins Is Is os,Y
p.ssd l, 10 composed Of palm OIL honey ard other w aats
sic-. highly perfuned by s nrrsd ,nt. and vhsV
u,-d washing nigh, and ernng RENDERS the ssn ss6 -
wste. and roe f.om blemsa- Sold BY Al DFussnia
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THR AMERICAN INSTITUTE. The American
Institute has appointed Gen. VIM. Hail. ID. T. gregory
VIM. H. Butler and Edward Walker aCommittee 10
consult with the managers Of the great National ar
for the benefit OF the Sanitary Commission, and give
them such aid and information ~ lies In their power
relative to the nagement of a large fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

A GENERAL COURT MARTIAL ORDERED HnAA
In compliance with instructions from to
Navy Department Marine Senerol Cou7t Martial -
convened At the Brooklyn Marine Barracks. Fl5sh1a
Avenue for the purpose Of trying several soldiers =.
others, charges preferred against tlem py tnsn
perlor officers The following is list OK the otfe1s1s
President. Capt Jones. u ). Marines; members CA4A
Hebb. Capt Batter. Lieut. Tilton, and Lielt. Heyoo>A
roRTUNBMAxiSG BIZ COMMON sBAAks.
II has been frequently stated, since the W
began that many sailors OF the Navy have ercceedsd
making the fortunes by prizes. Within the last -
weeks the following enormous sums have been PAID cv0
BY different lawyers and piyDasters TO sa.lors o.
6iretopman got 49, 7s4 raintopman got sI.ta4, svo
able seaDsn belonging to the forecastle got ss:s4
exc O00-ono receiving 5000. and the other sii,oA
Marines hsye received as ixh as a. 900. and aasS
men have got much. One firm has psiG tho foissvs
iEg enormous snins u mere sailors:
Y Cvryey .euaan. O. s49 - E Wilson, ssanan e1N4 4
Y. E..ol. 3est 6tJ furoDs, sesmsn'. W
Jor Mckee seaman. l2l5 a. ). stsny sesns'... ~
JEs Kins .rt4nan.. 100 81 ". Murphy seaman. ~
p. J. Pryor rc.vsd the enormous amount Of ees''.
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IuPaovEMEyr OF TER BROADWAY PAvR-

IMPROVEMENT or TER BROADWAY PAVE
nENr-The Committee Streets q the Board ~ AL
dcrmcn 10 whom referred the confederation Of this
question. met yes,erlay afternoon IN the Chamber OF
ITO Heard for the purpose q receiving plaza and hear
ing suggestions from citizens generally on the subject.
Alderman Chip presided. John H. Be.u presented o
plan by which lie proposed groove ne blocks 70 any
depth width - cost q about 81 per sqre-c yard
By machine " us own Invention. lie had tested the
plan mrsek and Believed tast he oouI groove block
every week lie could corrgrate the pavement ct tie
samo time one irnh IN depth and bal, inches In
v dh and lnse OF inch between the blacks. Mr..
Hall proposed that the stree. be paved with slabs about
inches deep and fur in wdth laid edgewsys an inch
Or two apart tha ncrsec,lors 90 be filed win sand.
Mr Tlialo thought that To- blocks o. stone row used
could be turned bottom upward when from the shape
VI ne stones small spaces grooves would be lett which
would afford horsss sufficient fooihold. The stones
we're 80 cloo" that nail could not be driven be-
tween thcm. Nh. Swan hal cement which he ,hOusht
could be- spread the pavement and then cOr-se!
with gravel. TINS forming fine maeeiamiIsd road Z
the cement became ~ hard stone itself and would
l.l long time IL would cost from I've TO six salliu 70
per square yard IL suggested by or two others
split the present sonee, ard relay them upon ssnd
fUandhi.on Ike he Belgian pavement The Committee
saeD a. yOITned
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The decision Of the Court OF Appeals upon 'ne low
involved in thcse proceedings will b. given few days
and il IL should be- adverse to the Tax commissioners
The county will Of have TO roiund the money be
sides rendering tie Marshal liable for ais course o. pro
ccdure.
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Receinia NJ RroducA.

jan T-iosO0 bba Flour, ,0s0 bbls Whisky. ln bbla
Cora Meal 800 bags Corn Meal 900 bush Wheat. $50 bush
corn T. 20 bush Oats 100 pkg Proyons ,2O pkss But
er 800 pigs Lard 90 ptys. Ashes, 1903 pir Buckwheu
flour, 483 Dressed Hogs and 32< pkg' Petroleum
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CITY ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE READING FOR TIKI ARMY.-The
American Temperance Union have this week sent to
the order Of the Christian Commission 5000 journals
for January and $1,000 Temperance tracts for soldiers
Such instrumentslites perseversd in must DO great
good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

The Chicago Sanitary Fair realized SIS, 900;
that at Boston about el4o 600 and the Cic1nsu fair 10
expected " Prodyes e3QQ,pn.
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yMoS LINCOLN AssocnrroS.-An association

YEIoS LINCOLN AssoCIATIoS.-An ASSOCIATION
under the above title having for II, object the reeleo
ton Of Abraham Lincoln President Of tho United
States has recently teen formed IN this city. and hns
held several meetings a: Clinton Hall. Attic meeting
on Monday night Simeon Draper who had been elected
as Chairman appeared and took bis seat: Mr. Draper
nade brief speech On the occasion and n the course
81 his remarks said Il was our daty the present: 'ms
NOT only 20 ace that black made Zee but that
white men should not DO made slaves lie pledged hi n
ef 10 be with them at oil times and to do ~ In his
mower Tor abe honorable pishment VI TIE pu poss
for which lie Organization established
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

DROWNED. man known as Albany
lack while in state of noxication late houY q
Wednesday evening fell from the dock at the foot q
Dey street N T.. and was drowned before assstanoe
co,iiId reach him The deceased 20 years Of sgs
and a native Of England. The body has not yet bsSo
recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

WHAT CAS HB Do BEST! His OrgAndae
,on indicates h. FSsminsen. with ful written chsts ~
deity by FovLksG PhrenOogists No. SS Broadway
Class Ladies' and Gentlemen meet for instruction Tsse
day and Fdsy EVENING" Parents and Teachers would - -
atteo
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srApBrra APPRAY.--At a late hour on Wed.

nesday evening Alexander Clark and Henry Ks5y
became engaged in an alteration at No. 81 Monres
street During the quarrel Kelly stabbed his sntass
mist In the back. inilictng severe and danesfeeo
wound The wounded man was conveyed to Bellevue
osptal. He resided at No. ~ OAK street. The -
sailant IL still ut large.
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CAUGHT IN rHs Acr.-Oficer HAYS Of sas

OAUGHT IN THh HVI.-VIIIVtI I1Hyt vi -
First Precinct Thursday arrested William Fern,
Of Howell s. Co.. No. l67 First street Dir. DaisSs
caught tie accused in the act Of walking OF With
chest OF tea his shoulder the property Of the above
hrm Justice Hogan committed tie prisoner for ktaA
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} for which hey were assessed

The successful Issue Of the snits brought ~ the Banks
Imposed tho burden OF their taxes upon the County,
there being no Of raising the amount charged 10
said banks on the tax OF the year 1862 Aswi be re-
membered from tho correspondence published somc
time ago In IuE TlBusE, Controller Brennan asked
tho State Controller 20 remit behalf OF the State It's
proportion OF this loss-s7O I5o 30that amount being
In ratio with the amount Of State taIes FOR the year
and II Is believed that the State will ultimately do So
OF Supervisors last Winter applied TO the Legislature for
the passage Of law assessing the bank capital The
law w0s passed. ard the Tax Commissioner again en-.
tered the amount OF the actual capital Of tho different
banks upon the personal estate books The banks con
tnued 10 contest the pointtwenty Of them associntug
together for that puposeon the ground that the State
law IN conflict with the law Of the United states
This time the Supreme Cent decided against the banks
and the case vas carried 10 ths Cevyt Vf Appeals where
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CHEATING A SOLDIER. have received a

CHEATING A SOLDIgR.-We have received
communication from discharged soldier OF the l'sh
Massachusetts Regiment which tells Its own story OF
the dangers and impositons which bese helpless pas
songe in the transit across the city Our correspon'
dent. who gives Us his name. reached New-York by
railroad FROM Philadelphia on the evening oil JAN IL
he was accosted by hacknnn, who promised 10 take
him across the ctY to the Boston cars for haf dollar
When however. the hacEnan had carried his victim to
the stipulated place. he and two accompces oeset the
poor soldier and threatened and bulied him ont OF ten
dollars. oil the money he had. The poor fellow had
however the presence Of mind to take the number Of
the hack which have Mt the service Of any one OIL
cay otherwise interested in this characteristic case
Ii ought to be investigated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

THERMOMETERS AND BARoMETIRs.-Weha have
seen some specimens II the thermometers and barome-
ters manufactured by Charles Wilder Of Peterboro,
New. Hampshire Of very superior workmanship. Tie
selfregstering thermometers Of this maker are neat
compact. and useful Instruments and his barometes
are highly commended by those who have tried them