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est daughter Of fhomss w and Jene Black aged !earf
Reit f: and fssa Of the family invited attend p.
tween s,ty6lth Gnd Sixty-,iI,hsts. Friday menin5
Jan ~ Il o'clock her remains wiz De iaAea 70 Ofee~
wood Cemetrry foI in'ernent
BPOWFR-in South Brooklyn, wednesday morning jan
9 O.re,t Browsr aged II years 10 months and "a days
The relatives AID friends Of the family are respectfully IN
yitsl TO stieua lner without further n5tiee on sr-
uriay 9TH inst, O'Clock p M at the n R. D. Chureh
cor Third and Twenty hr's'st
CUARLEs-In this city, Tuesday the I'm inst cethsrioe
A. Charles rse. Of Ito late Col Edmund G. chsl'e ss's
ris ?ye.sa.s were Inferred IN Greenwood Cemetery
DUNCAN0n Thursday Jan 10, 1865 Jarnes Duaean IN the
sd year % his 80,
Hi. relatives and friends are repeatedly inyhcc 70 s;lni ss
funeral nom ,ho residence Of hs soninaw Jsme- hnrpny'
No 50 Maedou ga.-it. Saturday, .l .Hs' at y ".
TLrTOT-su denly nom hemorhsse, Mathis A. VIC q tls
Rev Henry q. Elliot aud daughter Of the Rev l. H. sim
The friends iii attend lie funeral Friday Jan TO- at
oclock from no ll3 East ThItynnth st The Idle. whS
se sccuttoued attend The Monday meeting at No SONG
81 arc especially invited
LYoN-JuneG 1864 a, Beaufort, s c. from eAsc. Of wounds
received hi the battle Of O,us,es Lieut. Lorenzo r Lyon
aged 2 years and months s5n Of .n Ly o. ths Guy.
The body having beea brought on va O. zen 20 ~
Road, on FRIDAY, 2oth.
YrlEsOn Tue.lay Jan j., Of chronic pneumon Nsth,n,
lei Fisnei. ws'on Niles, onyson u the hon Nahaas'
requiem aa, n be celebrated At the Church q ST. Franci.
Tr,lsv riorlinr the 2o,h inst at 10 O'Clock
The rsycs nd euds Of the eniyaF respectfully ihS'ss
/ 10 atienc without further invitation.
RfCE-Iu Broolyn on "Wednesday jan 49, MIA SeTah J.
| me-. widow Of lie la.c Capt. John D. Rice.
Relatives AID friends respectfully invited 20 s'tsni nsr 10.
Mr. w T. Blydenburyh No 2n Raymond st. Brooklyn
svTH-ln ths city Tuesday the l7h inst, MISE OlToire
/ Lord smith Ia the 5g,h year OF her ase . .,..,
The ~ ,,vcs and friends u The any are invited 70 sEa
her funeral from her late residence, No 40 NesI fo,y
fa,h., CA FiAy the 9Ot kat, a. c'oeA p "'' WA
! out a her notice.
ruOuPsONOl Tiur.day .n1'rrg. Jsr. ~ HeuTy trrse-
op AGED years - days, only sou 81 Richard AID AHs
1e styes srd 'rends respectfully Invited % .li1t 20
fnr on saturday, the 2i inst Of 10 a. H. fo 40 80
Dean,t Brooklyn. 49, =
v',lTTNEY--on Wednesday. jan. ~ 1855, Melvin .
" hituey. aged 50 years ~, A., J.. ,,,.rs ,,.
, l,ves friends respectfully nVitcd 20 'enn
fr,r, nom his aie residence Nc. a. Nes ccou~
:, on Friday Jan. 90 u o'clock In the afternoon
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BILLIARD MA1Cu-The match for the bill

BILLIARD MATCH.-Ine match for the Dill
lard championship Of America between the present
holder Of the title. Dudley Kavanagh, and william Cod
thwat takes place this evening at the Academy OF
Music. This Is tie fifth match for the championship
that has taken place since the Billiard Congress OF 1863
Dudley Kavsnagh, who won the golden cue" in the
tournament then held having successfully maintained
/, against Ssereiter Of Detroit. Teman OF Cincinnati
twice. aud his present opponent in previous match.
TIE conditions Of the contest to play 800 pontsup
An orioan four bail carom game. with 2nch balls. on
PhelGn CoHender ionr.pocket standard American
table for thousand dollars The arrangements are
admirably adapted for enabling tho spectators to com
mnnd clear and uninterrupted view of the proceed
ngs. That portion Of the parquete nearest the stage
is boarded ard in the center Of thus space the table
Is placed attendance Of iadiesis expected
for whose accommodation every arrangement has been
carefully maze.
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AID TO surEyAS's FREEDMEN

AID TO SHEENAN's FRERDMEs.--Jos. y.
Collins. Treasurer II the Fresdnens Relief Associa'
ton Acknowledges the receip. Of tho annexed contri
buttons IN ad Of the atoyei James LonoI aud friend.
500, Rev. O. T. FrothInghau. 500 John +. Williams,
slO; Francis G.. Shaw for sundgy. $685. j. Roosevelt &
s,n siOo, L. II. NJ SIS; Geo. Megrath s23i Chas.
A. Cheeyer syoath Of twelve collected In kair elJ9'
Geo e. Ward, $780, Storm Ferris, 600; Lreius
Trciermsn. ESQ; Henry Ellsworth, ESQ, Cornelius
Baker, slo: J. T. Williams. e25; ". T. Clahin. $500
MIRA Parker, $50 Edgar K.tchum, (5oj IL. b. W,
so; Jss. Root, slOj ". Bowen. 2lOi jas. Gray e5i
w. Il Morgan. so, Mrs. Edward Cook. e2Si Mrs Z.
s. osgood 300; Anonymous $40, william Wood, ESQ.,
Mrs f. +. wstkin Harper (coored), ssi 1rs Eesez
(colo-sd. ST. Joseph Lawrence ESQ., Henry O. Owens,
NewI ondon t25; Horace Greeley, eco. Received by
C. c. Leigh for the same-Colored Orphan Asylum.
Cnrnarsyile y. Y. s25; @. W. sl0o; s. ). W. 80
Cbss W Eliot. So; Miss A. Fletcher for sundry $40
$ r. Koeller. co. A. J.. Cooper So Rev. Andrew
Stevenson, a.
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EDWARD EVERETT LITERARY AND SOCIAL
UY1oa.-At regular meeting ON Jan. II, Of the mem
bers Of the Edward Everett Literary and Social Union
the following resolutions unanimously adopted:
Uher,as I'll. Omniscent in His infinite wisdom has
moved from worthy ramesak- and honorary
socGe, Fdssrd Everett whose marked gentemanly bear
ing AMI profound literary abilities have placed him among the
bhet stars In the galaxy Of our literary escuicteon, aud
c'ued liza to be associated with G That Ia lofty AMI
noble:
Rcird That 10 sadly deporitg tho less o. ore who has
sddefso much TO the Of literature and who was ever IN
tie where ennobng deeds to be- performed feel
sublime consolation that when appearirs In the presence
ri Inber Of the Almighty just compensation will be meted
Liin for the glorious with which he has fulfilled
hl mission while cunning among Us on TINS dn spot cA sd
earth"
Realized Tia, ss an organization Will endesvor by
Imitation II bis render ourselves Sorhy Of tho name
Ne bear rnd which has been transmitted by bun 70 Genera
ti1ns purc ard holy.
Ees5irea Tkt In commemorr,on Of this august event we
d,cote orr n-siing room5 with the usual mourning cos
iune, FOR thirty Gays.
Rlglrec That copy a these resolutions DO presented 10
the re- aiives Of The deceased. .
Rsted That copy Of these revolutions be printed In the
Boston and New Tosk pspo-.. .
Red That these resolutions BE- ensred on the Record Of
orr Society II. BERLlNER, President
IsHsR & Fox Secretary.
JACOB J. kiYs zLsrIEL,
Isaac NrsLISEa, Committee
EhANuLL RoDACHER, on
n r. NfJHARLs0s, Resolutions
LEOPOLp .,IAR6.
Poston papers please copy
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fhavertiseuentl
y ,pp,, Wbo. IA tho Catarrb }

To CURE CATARRH. - What is the Catarrh
deauSion or increased secretion Of EEcus from
the membranes OF the hose Euces and bronchiD with
fever snecIug cough. thirst lesstude end lose OF APP
potte and sometimes attire loss OF tastecaed aO
= cold. An Epidemic Catarrn Is called Influenza, a
chronic affection OF the mucous membrane OF the nostI
aud fauccs To cure above aud 20 hall pint ~ cod
.Ater ton drops Of DR.. L. b. TALB0Is MEDIcATsD
PINEAPPLE CIDER; take some OF tue mixture IA yoAs
hand and suaf il your Lose uni comes out Oh your
mouth Do thorough with the snunR, In order to reGoh
the aec tel PARTS u may take sK months % cure but
decided riproy viii b. observed In thirty days
For s-ie everywhere.
g. r RAnpIIT Sole Agent,
MS G.. 81 c. o. g. 70 y "A ashin sioA.st. y. l.
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Ahe Second Annual Congress ef the ZEN
ian EFofherhecd,

CINCINNATI. ILmulay Jan. 1a, 1865.
Inc reports o. tho proceeding Of the Second
Animal Congress Of tas Teuiln glco1 toyg re-
in but little Of Interest '''' wa
lac TINE so iar has been occupied III tho ppoiatmeut
u various busineEs committee
Ar. John OMahony u Ncw.Yoik. Yves chosen Pres.
dent Of The Congress. ''-
The following gentlemen are Tie Vice.pre,ldents.
r. MoSsIs' " moran o. hissg1n. +. W. Dunn II II.
lDos; Capt Buffalo of Aew.York, ~ Gr'A1o nj In5i.
ena; Mr.. Dooy Of Massachusetts, AID Mr. Bonner ~
Kentucky. ''' VI
Meetings are held every night which IRE oDen N u
public and addresses delivered by the members OF nc
order VI ''o
Tbs audiences are very large and enthusiastic.
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ER0M ALBANY.

ALBANY, Thursday, Jan. 10 1885
The Adiutlnt General publishes an order an
bouncing that under the last cal! for volunteers there
VIII be raised this State Eve complete regiments Of
nfontry. and Gfly companies 20 be attached to rcg
ne1ts now In The service
The Senate Committee Cities viii Aod session
next Tuesday evening 20 hear parties Mr. Lain
beers bill organizing the Metropolitan District Fire
Department.
The Supervisors State Convention adjourned this
afternoon, no1 recommending substantially tie Senate
Bounty BID.
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Arrival CT "a prixe-Disrst.r nj Gen.

m B0sToS. Thursday Jan. 10, lsC5.
lhe British prize steamer Julia from Charles
"a iOr Nassau which was captdfei Dee. % by the
UNITED States steamer Acacia arrived bcre 10 dey.
e,e has cargo Of so bales Of cotton.
piae BARK GathaIMc White. from Boston for Cow
Wa totally wrecked on tie hight o. the 18th inst
- .ne coat Of Nova Scotia aud the following seane1
, ,ue nst' James WOOD. Second Mate. George W. Go
W, fster McCenn, aud John Keol AL Of HOston.
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fAaNor.lseu.-nEI

10 not waste ycur money buying any Of the
numerous worthless articles called GOLD PENs which
have flooded the market for the last few years. when
ct lower prices you pens which are acknowledged
10 be the BTsr ~ TTIy WORLD
sco advertisement Ia another column 1.-The Pen Is
Mlehtier tAan The Sword"
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IAdver,isoscutI

Crvg CONSTITUTIONS WATER FAIR TRIAL
We mean you ho under some sp eisfs care frof
vess 70 We ir and wo particularly aade Ia ladies' VINO
,ro constantly reporting 20 lcdl ,dnfr ana III sou
Of Oca Implications for sc lsc WIN rs tuc ohNhco on
srgee.s s thre wouh he nom local appcHtohs 10 'le
fi.et for diseases a. %. brrn. Sod who'csaie ty
,,oIGAS q ALIEN. No, ~ CiHst., and al Druggists
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Wl,v I1iurc tho Complexion by Powders s and
Washa, which choke or hl up TIE pores 81 .Io i; 49,,
" on lime leayc Il harsh and dry III Is ID tle
si"oJ S,d N YOU want snooih ard son sAlh' ua'
~ ~ ma rf1TAcr SARsAP AGiLLA. u gives hfi1'
T.,.v - the Con plcxion
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TIE Bfnorg TgsgrL AID rug Mornrs AND

TIE BERGEN TUNNEL AID TuR MORRIS AND
EssEx RAuIoAu.-A large meeting Of tho travellers
and commuters u1ou Re Monls and Essex Railroad
WINS Lc.d on "wednesday evening az Library H.A
ORANGE y. j. 81 reference 20 TIC EergcG Tunnel md
il p,rs. Tie meeting was c0mfOacl Of many Oh tho
not srtttetr. ctilelsof Olnnge aud sIbof-
~ t,Uus o. .At West and south OfangG hOltc.Au.
IHle,ilI. Iioomflld aDd NoVa.E no object Of te
~. ting vas Mr tao p-lpy4e q taxing t-ct
action as flll. secure proper W,iecl9h I" tL'f
lives and A.I.s over taI Told aAG th4'LRh l~'
HefTen Tunnel 1nyoT Ropes u orange II'-
SIDED. oud p. o. CfOmmelcr - S0t1 or Te
act OIL S,cIaGyf ho6srs. Samuel toFiir ana w. ~
bcc5e u South Orange, fce-FrcsG' Lir i'pHia
from committee. ard y1rlouf resolutions iet ecilnS INC
sprtofthe t.r.flay wcro .cld naG ADOPTED. I"o -
@ Direction OF Ns Morris md Essex Fniord con-
Pany w-J were prcaelss az Wt4ed - oi 's..,I'
which were Iuf o. tlrl mode i-I poHi.D8 NJ lul"9
caution % to c,ercisrl by tie eonplrY ont cDHta.'
t.lt "oJJlt ny iIo4il' pla.sd uI'nS" wy ''l'.'i
daily. Offers soIe n tAr o- fnoh ti 2Nhid "a one
hundred ana hy bod pasccd through dhny' ana h'','
loss Ian. one. hundred. TIC TecnuE, A.E.fc'
showed the beet NJ feeling toward the M0fs lAu a'OA
Railroad Company H.d muntcftcd GcsIte 10 g"
operate with D. m in lcLccynf lie ch-t"l' .t,
dangers VI tho t0uneL hl5gitiiphS w'Io I'm,
adopted, organizing "NiEl1 ee Cph"i,l'''''
nom each III llie towns represented whose d"'J !.
shonid he 10 Leon m Independent and wgtch super
vision oyer Tie Iclunt smcut VI the tiAAe'' -
ulitces arc D bc permanent OrgaUNlti,ns wan cpiAu
tutiOns and bylaws each member contributing T'ii.
tain sum annually t0WfIl delaying expenses. ~ -
bat dne 10 the Morris and Essex Railroad GO. 20 sn
dat tlev arc using the utmOst exerion 10 mp Owe "
ensggc the lciti,s Of their road, era iAat scVVu
track 10 now being built with I'll possible dl'p"c''
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NGn-krrIvsI Of tic CrDpSe!

HALIFAX, THURSDAY jan. 1910 2. IN.
There are yet 10 signs OF tao steamship
Consde from Liverpool tho IN and Queenstown tie 9TH
ine.s. The weather is fine.
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FROM Fort Monroe.
TCgT MONROE Wedresdev Jor

FoTT MONROE, Wedresday, jim. 1e. 1855.
The monitor AlahOpac arrived this morning
from Of Wilmington IN tow OF the United States gun.
boat Rhode Island.
Col MUl.yId retained haro last evening nom Annap
oils Nd in lie steamer York. and will leave in
Jay or SO fOI Narna. Oh the James River.
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HUDSON RIVER KAILRoAD.-Oh anu me-
Monday. Jan. o. this company VIII discontinue .'-
ming large passenger cars below lweh'! NM"
ONLY the small cars viii be run between lhirI'.n
Cbs,,beys.s at All Inward bound trains WIN u,ii''i
rogtengcfs and ba.fg3ge on Twenty .nnthst' nh V
ward bound tro.ns Wi receive passengers hha p'gsar'
nj tho l.irtietl-st station
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HauBoLD's EXTRACT SARSAFARILLA,.II 10
1e srnA,l II being highly oonceniraied prep
-, MILE Patent Medicines. but prepared ae'
@orjins 10 Pharmnoy aud Chemistry .! II; I. len,
hi Dmrgi,t and Chemist No. ~ bToA1"H!' HeA
u lrpuo.itan Hotel.
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Marine Bjsuster.

m BOsIos, Thur,day jan 10, 1855.
RI. ins Dark Albion Lincoln Of Harpswell, from
e. aha Tor Portland, with moasses went ashore On
ollA SIZE Of Aeusl0n in gale on Tuesday evening
on after decA load II forty fJur ho0-heads ~
shsn. were stove ard swung % her anchor, t.akng
ton ~ strokes ~ hour. Assistnce viii DO sent
wa sssBsdiord. 6.s REMAINS ia y critical positlop
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JANUARY 70 1866

mite. Of Aybron shah have por., to administer osths to
all witnesses prodeeed before said ComLee N pHter Of
controversy submitted to ssid Committee. q,
SEC So much OF said hereby Amended q neon
sistc at herewith. il repealed.
The Board then adjourned
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Explosion Of Three Powder Mills.

HARTFORD, Conn, Thursdsy. jan 10. 1865.
Three powder mills belonging 70 the Hazard
Powder Company at Burnside four niles from this
city. exploded this forenoon, killing two nen. and
severely iliIrilG another.
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BOSTON, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1865
a United States prize steamer, bound in, is
below this lort. Size has two masts and il painted
white,
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For Non Retention or Ineontinence of Urine,
,i,,,ian determination or liberation of the Bladder
or Kaoys Diseases of tho PROSTATE Glands stone IN
The Bnddor Calculus, Gravel or Brek.das DspHsasi
and all diseases 81 the Bladder. Kidneys ala
Sw,Ihngs. UsE HiIAiBoLD's FLUID E1IRAOi poeno.
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Ram, AND CoNCLUSIvB TEST Of the prop
..,,ics If UyIypotps FLUID EXTRACT BucHu wln be
norison with these set forth In the United States
Uispensatory. 1t 10 no quaek nosruhi'
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CHEROKEE MgDIcGES FoR THE UNPoRTU-
;, ~, 20 mage pamphlet with full particulars free
Address Di. y. +. MGRwS & Co, No. % Ld5er'ys'''
Nav. York.
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To Purify, Enrich the Blood, and Beauty
tho complexion. use HRLYPot Ds HIGHLY CosCENraAT'
ID FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPAnLLA One Bottle equals
Ia strength gallon u the syrup or Detection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

A Clear, smooth Skin and Beautiful Com
neSion fellows tho use Of liRrBoLos CoNcESTRATRD
tLUD TNTR,Cr SARsAPARHLA It removes BLACK
Spots P.up,es and al Erap;ions O! tAe SAin.
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4 reliable ToSIo, DIUggrIc, BLOOD PURI-
nm AMI yIcoRArog-llEiMsoiDs hArhAof Do'
,sftf-
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Tug NEEDS or TIE TREEpMBs.-TIe ioIow'

Tug NEEDS or THE FREEpnBS.-Ihc loHo"-
ing are soisc q tic articles Immediately needed ~
Beaufort s. Co. for the thousands Of freedmen, WONT"
and children who arc daily passing through in"' Guy
10 tho Isapds The list IL niade up from @u
Of our latest adyiccs and e definite cas- Upon w.
90 ,ord Fian,neI for wunen'A and chidroDs uhn'I
clothing, 800 p1iIs shoes asbDIle' ooo service
drens 1000 food. or BanekeleSsis ag. sO %en Two wo
n,on, - ~ gdysu,s, Agricultural impl.mehtB' oe's
&r 700 Ioes 1000 Spades, 500 papers esso onsr
seed Viz: Iadisb, Cabbage Cucumber oo ,onnd boz,
omel Iron pots With handles 100 Iron Bake oyeis
with tops or sEc The above or any ., t to No
Morcsr0 N. Y. care C. G. Leigh. VIII DO pfomPl'
forwarded 10 Beaufort, y o.
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Th5yertiseueft -
UEr,rnoLp's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU is pleas
,rt 4, tlse and odor free from all Injurious properties
ana immediate IA It's netiol
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Gretinl Notice.

The Annual Meeting OF Maehgeinh Seni ras =
AsSOcMiLoS Ds TH HsGnrnSd Pr,.5y,elian Church,
twenty thirdsi esss OF Eishthive Ne" f9-h 9n ,
!o; ina At oeesA = g9,9 an HHsSF0Rn Presienf.
viii take place. IIDo-- 49, -
Nlufb Ward rnlnn issOciation.- regular ~ III.
NO Of the ninth Ward Dncn AssqcAiSn Si 90 nst "a
Beeeser Bdas on FRIDAY ~ Lf kEFc III PrcsdoT,
Geo Go. W. FssAp. Secretary. ---
German Republican Central Connii .af,r..,sS
aesaie, ssi g the .sys.T & n at ock
RiEFLES HOTEL. no. - Inird'avep Tor 'A' p"'f''
'i'e'ins All o' NlSDSE4s wILLMANN President for 1904
Csc VA. MsfE9T Secretaries for 1854.
River Plate WOODS ut Areiion.--buraet Jones
Co. will sell on THURSDAY, the 2Sh lust, at NooN
the store of MURRAY DAVIS bko'.' no. - pf0aa"Sy'
/ ,oo hale. of WOOL, comprising Washed Cortova' IN
hd Ent-s Rios. and Mesti1as Of the growth Of huenos
Pn,r. RIOS and tho Banda Oriental Catalogues ready
on Tuesday the 2Hh -
Rrownc,s Metallic Weather strips and v ipdoW
Hond. totally exclude COLD, WIND, RAN sNu" ma
arsstop the rest ing of Sashes without niererng Nis
he nee use Of the They hail tie sgh VI
warranted soO4 o i've yst s ffafEST MET&I
WEATHER sfRLp co, No GA B,Sad%sy' sgrns, -
nleeekerst. Brooklyn Agency no - o0uF''' ''ON'''''
Hat ---------------~
Counte rieIts rfeiss.P ates dealing IN my ny
Preparations aIe wasued against purehasns .s anu :
nent represented being nhne that dc no.
New .Yo-kT water srked IN The book Of ar -
counteres ale offered for safe AZ ,s . Nv al.
"a ho Will detect them will receive handoine Nv, -
plying TO the undersigned THUS. az M.;asnIsns
Paper CoIlnrr 50 per ,m lO Sy 'GI mall cents For
sis' SMITH FowLEns retail p.r'n,,
--,-- ladies', Gin Combs. z v.
New styles Jus, ISef SIs. is1 70 rsIa Dollars .s
si1 seySRd n ALLEN No. AIS Broadway one COOK
/ Canalst
! Ladies, Breastpins, NNt ew - ~ ~ iiRTY 1--WE
DoLLARseseH t'i''' iEO C. ALLEN
80. Roadway ONE door below Canal sess'
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+" PILES :" I" PILES !!

"PuEs." "PILES !"
n, srptrxI,Sp's PIE REsGDr, IL the only Pile
Remedy in world that WI, ,tSet pernanent Su.e
in our Prove that II has Cured
ce.es of Twenty ond Thirty Years = hMls =, =.
UuL's HAIR DYE, 80 cents; Black or Brown.
Reliable D.aa. Ma Bssosvss sold by oil Druggists.
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Business Notices.

livery Description OF FAMILY SEWING
hu,,6ly DOM on the md baxer machine by Mrs.
/ No. aS5 Broadway.
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ArAnAnr GEorNp.

A BIZ was alsp ra2Orted ~ he sauc committee rfd
ordered 10 Us tnira r,1dlg, s,tlnf apart hHAIt"n
Psrk 1sa military parade ground ioi DE fis. DEia.ou
u tie State Naiarol Guarl. trd au.t 9r1r< TO OK
pendltu-1 for the purpose a. preparing 49, " illa ufr
" S52CoO said oXpcJatIie o. b. made un-lf 1ic 't
ION OF ths Stree: Coz missioner 81 The city. AID inn
,royefaeut5 TO b. made hy contract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
Cor,non RepubI;can Contra, Commiiiee.--Is

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'H'''''S 49, AYDKEAs wILLMANN, President f'r 'SoA
Csc MNcEor seerc,arie. for 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20

A lnpoitau. DID, iioy.aiaE Tor tie iIrAcr improve
mon, az he Csntta Iark La, been lGEolabiy porto,
iu tie senate iy ,.e Committee on Cue. and was tA
noruirg considered ia Conmltice Of Ire MholH arc
ortero 10 a thir l9gDirg IL HutAO. zel To cstst %
mont OF a z0llog az and historical gordon n TIE Pas
~ DE under chr az the lafE Comn.a5ir Mons an' Tor
bids any m.AtnIy parade or clcLHgAcat v iHG Va
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-03
From Georgia,
Interesting Items Of New.

YesterdNv came IN hand the hrst Giles Of Georri.
psnets thu, have teen received in this city since the
openine OF tn" reteilion. we Gull vaTiou. item. Of
interest ,hereirom
The Aurustn Co~sriIurIrvAtIsr hAs the nstound-
ins Information 'hst Richmond had been recap
utod hg the rebel Gen koster and a cavalry lo GO
which had ntefN ards moved forward TO invade Mary
land and PennsvlvaniA
eminent stoies IN Augusta, aher the surrender The
Cu9oNiCtE AID sTsrINrL says that the "hrlve SOL
o,Sor and dsper.a III, moS XII Besaiessd. pri
vatc hoeea 6 a. thc depot was demolished.
=, ln number Of he leu;nained pnper aprens Con;
IN rod, 10 the captor OF Ieff. Davis. and adding
":cve Al millions Of ,pecie reported to be with him
The same same piper % Miy "a, Contain. advertise
ments 0. the Id slave hunting style, Here II one
oral price TOT any number Of likely negroes such =.
boys, eirls AMI few men and families. A.Nilson"
II A. Wilson rot MS wish' he probably repented of
The CuRosIctr Of the 9th Of Nav save token of
rem 'ugf S 10 ,ns scna w s1
"Our pcope OUGHT to he fully convinced that Il
folly yea more that 4 IL madness for sny ono 10 sup
poe that the lnlted states toyernmen Mt can be suc
oessuly lesis,ei by force Of armt. II formerly had
eguas But row il rtanls q the head Of nations the
gIesicst and meet formidable NJ any earthly 70" e.
IT,. csouTccs have been impaired In the least nv
the late gigantic war they are inerhaustihle In
hmer POSITION than when the late lamentahle -rur
sic vac inaugurated."
From an article on the exhaustion Of the South We
Learn that there sA distressing scarcity of the
ueCessaries life and the country Ia hlmott destitute
Of all kindi Of neIehandise Our agricultural mple;
meats we've worn out, end our stock Of horses and
mules reduced low that there IL suicient for
the cultivation n the soil The physical suferin
and dCetiutiOl wrouLht by the war 10 inst now be-
Cinn NJ 10 be appreciated. Oar ruined fnances-Our
exhausted comnssariat the scarcity Of the precious
mctFs the sudden collAp'e Of what were Tegnrded
colossal fortunes Thousands OF lGborers discharged
from employment all these things must incvitshiy
produce q acerec Of suffering unpecedcntcd in orr