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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
NORTH CAROLINA.
Dispatch from the Governor 80 Secretary
sewsrd-He Formally Enters Upon
His Duties-Tbe Small. Boat Accident
Address of The Equal Rights League
Negro Celebration on the First OF
January.

WAsmSGToN Friday, Dec e9 1855
The following telegram has been received:
RALEIGH n. c., Dec 20. ls6j.
To ne Hon. W. H. SEWARD.
SIR In pursuance Of your dispatch Of the cd inst
communicating to me copy Of communication nd.
dressed by order OF the President 10 w. H. Holden.
Provisional Governor. whereby he is relieved Of the
trust heretofore Teposed in him have this day entered
upon my duties Civil Governor of the State. having
been heretofore qualified before both branches Of the
General Assembly.
desire through YOU to assure the President OF my
earnest desire to cooperate with him in all
tending 10 the complete restoration OF harmonious rea
tions between North Carolina aud the United States
have the honor 10 be- with real respect your Obcdien
servant JosATHAS WORTH.
WIsHGToS Friday, Dec 29 1865.
The boa. accident referred to yesterday occurred at
Topsail Inet. The party as mentioned were seen TO
60 out OF the inlet. The boat was swamped ia the
surf The tide running out With strong wind of
shore. One man got on the bottom Of the eoat and
dr.ited out 10 sea- The others Immediately drowned
The boat foated ashore the next morning empty. The
names Of the men are unknown.
The officers OF the Equal Rights League (colored)
pubisn address to-day, uiECa.Hg sUIru, Ia tiIui
organization and say that the object Of the League Is
TO secure by political and m0a means. as far as may
be- the repeal Of all laws and parts Of laws state and
National that make distinctions on account OF c0oTi
This ID our object In all length sud Dfesdh We Therefore
a.pfe 10 the condition and pyeg~ Of retdmeh h no' w
stursl sspJatoI' Is il not dictated by .e respect we
esd Al opportunity 10 show that worthy 10 be free
gd propose atom he condition sud Trycges OF isf
by bscoinng intelligent by industry BY yr'ae ny pey "
proposed ioT attaining i' are more snd pteeslu , o.
risrn tue rrnlOtcst intention of enforcing the cam
by violence Doe. any suggest ins0uecon. wo
ffoWn upon him, denornce hm. The Addre', e.o,e,
Ws do pledge Ourselves to maintain good order Our arms
and our lives u necessary ere at tie service o. he 1ov
eminent to que! and crush n,q'reeion na'iAs HDns Sa
property. schools, presse, aud churches o., IL. -
The negroes preparing for grand ceiebrauon on
the lst Of January. Gen. Crook has promised mem
protection IL necessary. In On orderly Demonstration
no protection. probably. will be needed
Arrived schooner Willie Dll, New lOIE
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Amusements this Eyeuinp.

"AILLACks THEATER-DREAss OF DELusros-RUsar
oLi ihPIC THEATER-MoSrK CRIsro; Or TgR Io,,
rsisossR OF THE CHATgAu DIP.
AGO. 'h n'SDhsD hAh'
"INlEh 0ARDEN-CoxRDY oP ERRoRs-THu Far Boy
DhoADWAf THEATEB-"SAW" and " kiosE"-bIatinet
at "a oclock-"SAs"
pon SCANDAL '"'''
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-THEATRE ERANCAIsE-Lrs
ppkshREs Arms DE fIcHBLIEU-LA PARrIE {. sP
DAhNOMS observation-disclosures, rHB ARAB; Or THg
IAIEt GUARDIAN OF THE NLGIo WgLL-ClECUs.=CUaT
11siIIks Sc-Anernoon aud Evcnins-frraA CIRCUS
TERFoRNAAcg st IL a. IN.
ro&S OLD BOWERY TAEATER-THE DuNp RoY or
SmANohEsrER-THe fRIKr CoBBLER-GRIYPis or THH
NEW BOWERY TfIEATRR-Ben-h, Of }. H. Glenney-
toLLSKS BAws-OSs ACT oY ARRAH IA. Poeug
NEN-fOhK ClRCUS-liTH SRI orgsTgIAa Avn GYM.
HsTic PERPoHAANCEs-JAuEs ROBINSON rag BARg.
BACK hiDSR-Matinse 1t n O'Clock.
bhi ANTS MlNSTRELS-Icr on PARIs FRAscly-DAy
bhYASIs STUMP sPIgoH-LORD DuaDREARY on A
bARk-BLACK BrsD WILLIAM
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY - PrBLro Rehearsal IN
ACADEMY oy MUsrc at O'Clock.
CoLoNA VOCAL sOCIETY-cOSosRr At IRvISe HALL.
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The LAST DAYS Of ex-President Martil

The LAST DAYS OF ex-President Martin
Van Bursn made comfortable BY tn. of JONAS wuIr
cosBs AsrHxA REnsDY Letter, ia possession from his
physician. and from Mr. Van Buren himself sIprsu mach
qualification with the results Of use.
Extract from the " Life Of Washington Irving" by his
nephew, Pierre NJ. Irving, vo. ", psse2Ta
The doctor prescribed eIpermsn.-what had been
suggested by Dr. 70. Wy Holmes hi, late visit Jops,
"hitcombs Remedy for Asthma aesspoonfu in winesass
Of wate to be taken every four hours good night the
result"
In no case OF purely Asthsc character has failed 10 give
prompt relief and In many permanent cure has been
effected No Danger need be spprehcndsd from It's An
infant msy take It with perfect safety. see circpIa
JossPa BURSsTT Co., Boston,
Sole PropFietors.
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DIE D.,

C0dsWELL-on Thursday Dec. 20, John T. Cosrgc aged
42years.
funeral ron bis late residence Washington Heights with
out further notice.
CoOPER--At Hobokcn y. j. on Thursdsy, Dec &c. Jenny
W, dau shter ot the late William Cooper.
be relatives and friends Of the family arc invited TO attend
the funeral from st Paes Church corner Of Hudson and
Ibrdss, Hoboken, Saturday, Dee 30, at IL o'clock
FUEsTON-In Jersey City on Thurslay morning Dec 23
Annie second daughter Of Hugh h and Anua Funston eyed
7yeers. months and 25 days.
funeral the residence of her parents No 23 York St.
Saturday, Dec 80 at o'clock p N, without further
Invitation.
JACOBUSAt West End Hudson CITY on Wednesday Dec.
81 1865 James Jscobus in the 9Th yesr o. L.s ,gs.
The relative. and friends of the family are 2ecly invited
to attend the funeral ifom the Simpson NJ L. Chuch ud'
City on Sunday afternoon ct o'clock.
LEEDS-On Friday, Dec. 49, Mrs Elizabeth Leeds. widow
ofCapt. Gurdon Leeds in the 18th year OF her age
the funeral from the Rev Dr. Booth Church in Ssscor.st
without further invitation.
New London papers please copy.
LosEE-At H4mpstead H. L, on Thursday, Dec. 2s John
Ira snd snd Of the y nitS ~ spe
invited attend tke funeral sund next at . O'Clock
d. ~, from the Msthodist Church.
Csr1es viii be in sttendance al the yle Park Sstion
the arrival OF the $3.50 train from Hunter. Point
MURRAY-ln Brooklyn. on friday morning Dec. %, Maria
Walton, wife Of Rober, Murray IT,. aged Sc years.
The funeral will place Sunday afternoon at y o'clock
from her late residence, Clinton ave-, near Ga,esaye.
oRTlMER-Ou Thursday, Dec. o. Mrs. Mary Mortimer,
Her friends and the friends Of hor brother Andrew Jordan
and her in law John HammAn and Abel Ware,
spectny requested 20 attend Ae funeral this Saturday
afternoon at o'elock trom - late residence One
hs'rfr-a sue ''T-u'y- -fouftb-si. ne sur'h uTe.
PERSONAL Fordham Thursday, Dec 2a 1855 Emily,
wi Of James Prison, aged q years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respecty invited
attend the funeral from ~, Bartholomew Church Of
Llay~te place and Great Jones this Saturday morning
Dec 80, at IL O'Clock. without further invitation.
PHAIR-On Friday. Dec 20. 1868 John Thoma' youngest
son Of Wm aud Amelia Phar, sged years, months and
- days
The relative, and friends invited TO attend tie funeral
also those OF his uncle John rom No 81 New Bowey this
day(Ssturdiyl Dee. 90, st2 O'Clock p m
sPlEs-on Friday evening Dec % Thomas c. Spies aged
% years
The funeral will take psce from the residence Of bis brother
law, Edwin Mead, No "A Seyeuthst, sunday, Dec 81,
at ? o'clock p. N.
STREEr-At Norssk, Conn, wednesday Dec. o. Mary
c., eldest daughter OF VIII am {. Street ESQ.
Funeral ST. Psus Church. NoTwak Saturday, Dec 80
O'Clock p. Relatives snd friends invited 20 attend,
withou; further notice
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A'CARp.

For the purpose of more fully supplying the
wants OF tie public and in order TO prevent unscrupu
lous dealers from palmng of inferior and WORTHLESS;
goods a, the MORTON GOLD Pms, L shall hereafter
SILL NO GOODS Al WHOLESALE eJesP'lrs oaiy to duly
Appointed aud Authorized Agents, 10 whom a Certih
cate OF snch Agency viii be given, md who alone shall
be able to sell the MORTON Pens in that city village
To my Agents shall give a liberal disco ut upon
their agreeing to supply the public a, ny Pabhed and
well known uricns
Jewelers or siaiioaers will in all cases, be preferred
as Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will he stated upon
application by letter or otherwise
Where no 4 gency IL established those wishing The
MoEros PFS mast send TO my store where prompt
attention viii be given TO their orders.
Circular. with fac simile Engrayines Of all Sizes
and Prices will DO sent TO any one on receipt OF letter
postage.
Adars. A. MORTON. No. 25 Maiden lane New York
Dated New.York Nov J. l.Gj.
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iAdvsriisemen,si

HOLIDAY PRESENTS OF AFFECTION AND CHAR
ur-WHERLER WILSON'S LocK.SrfrcH SEWING
MAcHINRs. No. 62j Broadway, New York. are adapted
to all kinds of family sewing. army clothing and TO The
use OF seamstfesses. dress.makers tailors manufso
turer' OF shirts collars skirts coaks mantllss cloth
Ing hats, caps corsets ladies' boots and shoes linen
goods, umbrellas, parasos. &c. They work equally
well upon silk linen, woocn, and cotton goods, with
silk cotton or linen thread. They will seam, quilt
gather, hem, fell, cord braid bind aud perform every
species OF sewing, making a beautiful and peIiec,
stitch. alike on both sides Of the article sewcd.
TUB QUALITIES WHICH RECOMMEND IHEN ARB:
l. Beauty and excellence OF stitch alike on both sides
OF the fabric sewed.
2. Strength. frmuess, and durability of seam. that
will not rip nor rsvel.
3. Economy Of thread.
4. Attachments and wide range of application to pur.
poses and materials.
5. COmpaclncss and elegance OF model and finish
6. Simplicity and thorsughness 6f construction.
T. Speed ease of operation and management, and
quietness Of movement
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-8epoyted bv Telegraps.

CHICAGO Dec 2e-Flour steady. Wheat quiet a. tue ds
clite Of Ic sales at 3Ot for No. Com very dn ost
ot IHgl wines duh PioviBions advanced SOC msss rois
sz3 GIeyp Haas firm a, lSd swe.. r,isa ,szssin ii 1
s R,ns,red There Is some inquiry for Beef; sales o.
Mess at Ers Ms ss Hof, s'. s,,i,g iunSlss sna %
I've fair sappy at s9 37d 80 for Medium to vey kItfs
i,,,tsa s6O bb. Flour; 1900 BUSH Wheat ioVo pnsn "a
CoIni 70 oC0 bush. Oats ShiPmcns-'o'o Do'' '' saw
bush. Wheat - ~, II. rIo.. ..,ixe and al
. d,m,pd At asa $50 according 10 brand Green mes
1sd I0c for Shoulders l3c for Sides lie ior HAM
81 20 free and @2ts intbond. -.,,;....
ALB.sr Dec 2cat. s. ,onsTh. 'Ti,ss Ths demand @ fo
E York heinz fair and tke supply OF the hth'ss eun I'm
any week Of the year hcdsr pT' Sp p1os' s,s e.
r,,6 AT hs advanced prices they range rom af 70 oc' w
light sonou 81 oc for sSOd 70 extra sna Is sr. IN 700,
nas, =, &c for light cosrse 70 &c iSi nes
"a bs,t fne wooded. Receipts 5000 noxs-ap p.cs,n,.
ruled rather dull during the week s' iV'"'' "''r''
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al. .r II. Artists, P.nd Pictures.

The sale, at auction, of the pictures con-
.rbuted for the benefit Of the Artiss Fund took place
I,at .venns at the Academy Of pesign pnilcing IN
r"er,y fbirdrt The ssleroow Of the building Wss
r,ovdsd with ladies and gentlemen ana tne Daa,SSs
ss generally spirited. This exhibition nss aosuy
h.en noticed In The TRIBUNE and the guplc ~
"a acquainted with the pictures we sppsnI;a ~. 4"
r;css aStansd for few, which viii serve asa soe Ill
og1Ss sSs z, 'SSseushsnna BY w. l. Sontsg sold e n
ssylvs'I Iii s"r SiiO: "Givs Me SWING" J. guy
D. e Snow. 4I3o; "A Story Of the war cS: ~ -.
III, 70 (seorse Hatfield for elo0 Lste .;,a Cnnm !,
s;r BrIstol, oilO, Coquettes Fnss vic',%.
Ra'G R,oom 10 Mr.. Gardner FOR vI!oi III
p n,nmn" W. Hubbard ei05; "xiscnie.cvS. vnas ms.'
~ -. WonHev." By w. II. Brand. yi0si 49, rIc ~.
ERs Sy Pssas elss Lcsg I.lsns
ossoS Nj r. II. DsFIaas eiso, "Chslstmcs nss rs.
~ sIsire tl4o; Beverley Coast 49, 49,
~ .s.t = saco: Beoslmsd In the HignIanc.sp Toaa
s.;ss. <. BIerstadt (not ~ 11ey Sovss
ts!ni TN. do1s lave L. L. By =. 4: eeydsr, Ssso =.
Ms, "HSs Xnosgh tS[ Txsn xs'nSs. nSs.ssss. II
= -. =; ~ -, 4 Gilbed 9iecs "octaf e CsssI :
& S,t,fs Cro2sisss siss, sSls.s dsIS SssA 0sA'
vl0Vs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

GAINESVILLE. Tenn, Thursday, Dec %. 1865.
A row occurred on Christmas day between
some drunken negro soldiers and the citizens
Ihe policemen inteifered and struck one of the
drunken soldiers with his club The negro resented
ths ana endesvOred to thrust his beyonet into the DO
lceman.
crowd gathered around the policeman 10 project
ann when Mick Carndi formerly notorious guerrilla,
drew aIesol er and fred two shots at the soldiers.
Who then fired into the crowd of citizens
Two white men were seriously wounded and one
negro soldier slightly hurt
Major Bond. agent of the Freedmen. Guioky an.
peaTed at the scene OF the disturbance and promptly
queiied IT. sending the negro soldiers to the fort
Fhey soon, however. returned again In large force
ana threatened to make the affair very serious, bat as
CaFnai had escaped the town. the trouble speed
" quieted down. All has been quiet since and no
'eafs are entertained Of another difficulty.
NASHVILLE Tenn. Friday, Dec %, 1866.
lhe river Is stlli rising Tho water is probably IS
Ieet deep on tie Shoals. feet of fifteen coal barees
rom the Cumberland Coal Mines in Kentucky arrived
mere To-day There are no means Of crossing the river
AZ TINS point aNcept by sk Active preparations are
ia progress or tie construction OF suspension bridge
one cable OF the bridge thrown across Yesterday
cotton Is hrm with an increased demand prices
range from s. to 42ic an improvement OF about TO- on
pound on all Qualities Shipments and receipts light.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

DECKER BROTHERS NEW PATENT PIASo-
FORTS No o. BocckeTst.. ofwhich The World ofDec.
% SAYS: Upon the merit ofad.
mirable mechanism, added TO very simple but won
derfuy substantial Improvement the Decker Piano has
during the three year that has been before the musical
world gained celebrity ryaling that Of the instru'
menis made by tho oldestestablished American and
Enropean firms
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30 1865

1ea Upon sNi may the Supreme Judge Of all aid you in
TSSiyhs at true and just rosu ~ ' "
os e @ tne Judge had concluded his charge Mr. MeKson
% nuch excited aud said that the Jury should ercode
excluded Wv '''"uo"S ""0h hau been
Ihe Judge will 20 charge
o III ana nj ahan Len msde sons further cotrec.
an adjoining room. 0'''A TUG 'u'y 'e'ued 70
1lV clock a. "At this hour there is no prospect OF IN.
Jury agreeing on q verdict 1
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VA R5SIE u.

McCUMBER-GILMAN-By the Rev. g. A D,uzhorty,
pastor Of Baptist Church. at tie residence ol the groons
father br Wilson b. AcCupbeT 9f Henderson, Jefferson
Co. N. Y, to Mira Louis NJ 0ilulsu OF kdbern City,
Wisconsin.
PUTNAM-BUrrRGCK-A CanbT d,e. Mas, on Weinss.
day Dee a. by the Rev A. r. Peabody u. D. ssssted by
tho Rev. X. C. Wafpron the Rev A. p Putnam. pastor
Of the Church Of tie Saviour brooklyn, y. Y, TO Eliza
King, hUsht~r OF Ephrsm Bulek, esq, Of Cambridge.
TERHJ HJNE-DOLBEER--On Wednesday evening. Dec. p,
1875, b. the Rev. II. b. Rid,way. G Samuel L. Terkune
TO Rfari c. eldest dmEter Of William aud Ano Maria Dol
beer all OF this city.
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R,rrs In Ia Crosse.

Ia CROSSE, Wis, fTiday. Dec. q. Too
A fire last night destroyed Gould 81 Sons
Fonpdorv Apother IRE destroyed all the buildings on
both sides OF Tbird.st.. between Main and Slate, e1
cept the PostOfce and WilI!enss shoe store' lo'1'
loss. 1000; insured one thirk
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
NATIONAL IRON BANK.

FAILS VILLAGE. Conn, Dec. q, 1865.
T.. HOLMES esq. No. l9s Broadway.
DEAR SIR ITeoeiyed your bill for BURGLAR ALARM
TELEGRAPH yesterday; now incose check In payment
Of the same. The machine works admirably think II
is ons OF the best inventions Of tho ege.
Very truly yours,
4. C. RANDALL. Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

A SPLENDID PREMIUM "A new $50 Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine given for only 25 yearly SUBJ
scribers 10 DENoREsTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE at s3
scriber
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
! or 's'e by oil druggist.

BIoKRENB RELIEVES WITH ABSOLUTE GER
r,srr all Physical Disabilities cures Neryou, Debility Of
every type restores the exhausted power aer ongyont.
nued sickness prevents and arrests premature decay 10
Viteng siren h-renewing cordial the aged; may be
relied on by woman in all her physical dculte, harm.
less and restorative Depot, No. % Deys II. Y. Sold
by al Druggists
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ANOTHER MARINE DISASTER,
Reported Loss of the Constitution aud
Forty Lives.

RALEIGH, N C.. Friday. Dec %. 1865.
We have news here from Morehead City of
the loss Of the steamer Constitution from Savannah for
NewYort. There we're "a souls on board and sIi were
lost but IA Of the Grew
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

WHEELER q WILSON'S and HOwE's SEWING.
MACHINES for SALE to RENT and kept in order without
charge ct No 93s Broadway. corner Of Twenty second
ST. Instruction given residences if desired Family
sewing. G.T ELLIS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

PyLEs O. X. SoAP-THI PEOPLES FRIEND.
For Laundry Bathing and Toilet use, becomes ef
treely hard and not liable TO unnecessary waste Sol
Inv grocers everywhere Depot. No $50 Washington.st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

BRIcKs.-3O, 900 to 30, 900 splendid BRICKS ar
made per day by the NArIOyAL BRICK MACHINE. Sal
sfactioD guaranteed ADRIAN RroUA No. 100 Broad
W8y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

SUPERB NEW YEARS GIFTs.-The celebrated
,onres Of smusemsnt and nruc,ion 10 mailed prepaid or
$40 or with air beautiful mounted objects Tor 81 y
NY Also, sold by Fowler Wells, No $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
JEgFERs. No. 573 BRoApHAY.

The only place in the city whore
LADIES' Coon BooTs AND SHOES AND GEsTLENRSs 8
EMBROIDERED SIIPPEEs can be had at low prices.
JEFPERs. No. 55J BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRIHGgR, with
cogs The best in use. IL. c. BROwxrNG 3a7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
!, OLp EYES MADE NEy

Without Spectaclcs. Doctor or Medicines, PsTPh'ss
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address r. D
FoorE. N. D., No. .l30 Broadway, New-YorE
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

TIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE II
New.York No. 32e Canalst. !" bAsiki
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

CLOTHES WRISGRRs Of oil kinds repaired BY
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Los, Of the Schooner Ann Crew Saved.

NV BIDTOED MNsH', 7 IIUhII - y T77'. -.
The schr. Ann of Boston, from Baltimore ioI
pos,or With con was totally wrecked Pine Island
on "wednesday night in thick ios All the crew were
saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

No disease is more common or annoying
than the Pre' perfect remedy has long been cough, for
At last have found i, in DALEY MAGICAL PAlS Tx
TRACTOR. For sale everywhere nt 25 cenls boz.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
TENN EssEE.

'"'''''on at 'tinrGesviiie Between Citizens
ana NeHr" soidiers--Two White mem
seriously Wounded-A Negro Slightly
mart - Navigation A Suspension
Bridge over the CunbcrIand-Co,,or.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

A CoUGH, CoLD, or SORE THROAT, requires
immediate attention, neglect o,eu,mss result, in
incurabs Lung Disease. BRowSs BRoycuI,L TRocHRs are
simple remedy, aud will amO. nyansby give mmediaie
relief
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
BRowN's YRIMFUGE COMFrTs,
on WvpRn LoEssgSl


MucH ncksRss undoubtedly with children and adults as
tributsd to other c,u,es By The YER
xIyuez Cosgirs" although easssls In destroying worms
do possible injury the most dtieass child fh'
valuable combination has been successfully psed By phJ'
cisns and found be ss. and in orsdca worms SO
hurtful to children.
CHILDREN require inn,sds,s atotion, as
neglect Of the trouble often causes prolongstsiAnes
| SYMPTOMS or woRxsIs CHILDREN are often oyerio,sed.
Worms the stomach ard bowels irritation which
be removed only by the Of remedy Tie cobrs
ton of Ingredients used In making BRowss rVgRxPueK
CosTTs" such to give hebes possible ec, vh safety
Sold by Druggst, Chemists snd dealers In Nsdi,dne at
TWENTY FIVE cRyrsA BOX.
NoTICE.-Parties having lost letters contNin
money other yalusbls within the pas! three raOna
addressed to them tho NewYork City. WihamsJfr
n r. PosOfice will further tie cids Of justice by cias
sending particulars with amornt ard time Of on At
ther earliest convsuienee,t
SAMUEL r. LEWIS httoscy s,Lsw,
no a35 Broadway, n Y
If a new hat is desired, 20 TO Knox for thei
newest lyle aud the beat articles KNOX Il aos located at
No Isl Fulton st. second door fou Broadway and No. 533
Broadway prescott Houiej epd HI. ibrcaoas all in the
good taste and Of tho good qGay s gained for
him fame and fortune in his old oc,ity His od
follow him. No WHO ha, bough: Knox hsl,
wiz everb buy anything else"
DAsHrYG YoUEG MEN will find the NEW
STYLE OF HAT or call, ct GPNN sLc el gent fabric Of
the seaiou-No Si3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30

ERICSsOs's CALoRIC ENGINES, for pumping anC
all light work. uuequaled No lGi Duanc-st, y. \.
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Special Notices.
The Hon. Schuyler COlfnx
WILL DELIVER AN ADDRESS
AT IKE


WILL DELIVER AN ADDRESS
ACADEMY OF n Mrliic. aF BROOKLYN.
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 3d. at !. O'Clock,
CENTRAL piST TN6S s; cnS ei'FSs; OF = 'BBsooKLYN
Subject: "ACROSs THE CONTINENT"
Tickets 30 cents. No extra charge for reserved sest For
Dyss Co.'S Book store, No. 2i6 Futons, Brooklyn
On Exhibition nj the Office Of
Ny. WEEKLY REVIEW, No. SO BROADWAY,
The two eebaied Original PICTURES Just brought
from Maple. BY an Italian artist Of distinction
TgaE VIRGIN dINNSp4 Sy SrASSoIrTTO 81 s.SssrHo
ADMISSION FREE.
Tie above Original. are Of very srea. ar,isics ysae
Sterling Silverwsrc.
HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL PRESENTS
OF
STERLING SILVER.
TEA SERVICES, TusEgys, Dishes SALvKxs PITCHERS
0osLErs CrPs AND CHIOEEys SETS, FRUIT SEr'' FORKS
srooSs &c.. &c
ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
RICH PLATED WARES
FINE TABLE CUTLERY.
VIM. GALE G son.
No. 4ST BROADWAY, corner Of BrOOms'st., N. y
ESTABLISHED 1921.
Goodyear's 1. X. &. M'f'g. Co.,
No. 2os BROADWAY, near Fplton-st,
offer for the Holidays q Rne assortment Of
VULCANITE JEWELRY:
Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings Sleeve But,On', Chains
Chstelsins,, Charms, Pencils etc. Also.
INDIA RUBBER TOYS. BALLS and FANCY ARTICLES
ofsvsry description, st Wholesale and Retail
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Chemist and Druggist,
Broadway and Twsnty. .hfth-'e
MesI Appropriate fer the Hesdays.
That sumptuous and elegant veta.n',.
THE TRIBUTE BOOK.
Price 90.
DERBY h MILLER Publishssh No. sSpruosss.
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CoLONIA VOCAL SocIRrY.-This Association
will give concert at Irving Hall this Saturday even.
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-30
Business q Notifes.

Business .Notifes.
To CLERaYMES, TEACHERS and LECTURERS
who do wish TO Invest heavily Asms remaining
most lucrative and wsssblshed educational business
~, ..l.. Cali .. No. u Paskfow. room No. 49,
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