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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
The N.w.yorL semi.weeLly Tribune,

Ready this morning contains:
EEVs SUMMARY Military. hsvll. N"ws from arlington.
Nc York Nr Fusland The southern Atlantic states the
Guf State. Kentucky and Tennes"e, the Western ~''''
the Palihc Colsi. Po.tila, Domestic hi''eAary' .
Tnr LArn ELEcnoy,-Oacid Return, from ynriou.
Counic. 10 Now OH Returns ir9n New Jerey a1d O'hef
States
sricIpE or Tna Hos PREsroS KNG-PartI,lag' o. the
is rns APpzsvrrs (Se Se.oadIe,,er-ToIhsl,; Tie Noun
tsa CivAhron, The APpeninss. Mouni,m Wars and
.sp-rron Or Sre- Correspondent
LAndrs a. Ou,er.iowu. IHe fa''rns,f' An in'h Crone
o. o. Qay A'i,1 ~ sl'g ~, q nsnt s.n w
impu.ona.cui QIeeu..owu. As'i'rury Arrests 'u',i''
isnrc. ,-.. IT..
R.rsre Of te Disea.- Ru. Ee,e,,.iy Of o,re Cattle
Qau.uinr Oh OR shore. NE TypL" Fever or Plague
'OuirrAar-T1 ono, J. Walsh.
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W. Avn - Ut~.ur.n.--iu Every Day Story By Nr,
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hEr Os. " HoLEstli "a 90 ~ oysta' PRODUCE
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MAsraor. AID DyATn.
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
YIsOu ARKANSAS.
Treatment, Of the Negroes by the Hnaisn-


FORT Smith, ATk. oct oi Is6j.
The Rebel Chottaw and Chickasaw Indians
are waging q terrible persecution against tho coored
people since the Council held a, th. place II seems
these Indians are incensed bccnuse thoy must submit
10 their emancipation by the Government. aud are
determined a. won't their malice ON TIE Blacks. who
have been their slaves. They abuse them IN esers
they cnn-beAting some TO death and shooting others
The negroes are coming 90 this post for proe ion and
to get help 10 remove their families.
At the beginning Of tie war many Of the negroes
len their fame. IN these nations ana 20 the Onion
Hnes-ioinod our army and fought the Hebcls-s0me
enlisted IN the loyal Indian regiments. and joined
the Kansas coOfed. Since they are mustered out n
bcrvicc they and ter families are Shot down like dog,
by these wretches and cannot tread on CloctaW SOL
only at the peril of their lives 1lcse Indians are
aware that Ceir ownership Of negroes censes which
tires tleir hatred against them.
The military ssthorircs here say they have no orders
in tie premises 50 the negroes must wait til an order
II issued To- their favor.
The colored people have Gen Howard O.! tie Freed
mems Bureau who will doubtless work for them.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
DzHs ID.

BRYANT-On Thursday. Nov. I6, Jane Bryant in the I'D
wear % her age. . ,, .
10 ateud the funeral from RI, residence OF her SON. Martin
T.. BRYANT No. 300 Henry st. on Saturday at oclocs
COLN NER--At Horwak, OF Wednesday, Nov -, At 4 ~ a
m lute I', youngest daughter OF George and Mary Col
re iys lrd friends Of the mily respectfully invited
toHcnd the funeral, AZ her iahers residence Ia NorSak
ON Friday. Nov H. at o'clock.
DOpD-N Benui'rt y C. on Monday. Nov - Of injuries
Doll sied s. ycar' merchant Of this c.ty>
Notice of the ilucfal hereafter.
GuLMER-At TAuytowu, Oh. Thursday. Nov Il, Mrs julia
r. Guer. daughter Of the late Caleb $. torlham in the
56th year u her age.
Frnera It T,rgtown Saturday 18th inst. 10! a III.
Carriage viii be- N waiting at The depot the arrival Of
the % train Iom hew.Yotk Her remains viii be inferred
IN Greenwood
.GRYblES-On Thursiiy morning Nov. &C. Mary Emma,
wife - {. Alfred Gryes esq and daughter OF Henry g..
Sienhin,, esq, In the 18th year VI hersg-.
The sorunrs viii take place the residence OF her
father, No West Srteenhst, sunday, the lsth inst
o'clock where the relatives aud friends invited TO
assemble will out further invitation.
HENRY-Srddenly, on Thursday Nov. 10, Mary Ann wild
o tho late Philip Henry in tha 19h Of her age
TIE friends Of tho family and Of her sons John r. joshua
J., Philip r., lnd Lewis b. aud of her 'onsinaw Thomas
T. Smith, Rufus X. Skeel George T. Adee aud Thomas
Fenner respectfully invited TO attend the funeral ser
vices AZ st. John, Chapel Naricks on saturday afternoon
18th inst. at a O'Clock precisely, without further invita-
ton.
MoSER-At stony Point, Rocklsnd County, on Monday.
Nov 49, Maggie Garrison Moser daughter Of The late Samuel
The rem.n. will be taken to Greenwood Friday morning
from the steamboat l. P. Smith foot Of Hausonst at
O'Clock.
ODDIF-fn brooklyn, suddenly wednesday evening
Nov 49, Walter NJ. odde, aged 81 years.
The relatives ani friends OF the family respectfully invited
- the fame s from his late residence corner Gate,
aud Grand avs, on Friday afternoon n o'clock.
REED-At Paris France, on Mon Oct 30 Addinrton
Reed Of thi, city. aged ~ years.
His remains will bs EousA, to New Ysrk for intsrnent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

Col. GEORGE WARD NICHOLS. author Of "Thc
Story Of the Great March recently published By the
Harpers is ecturing IN the Western elite, on The
Romance Of the War" Hs has accepted invitation, 20
deliver this lecture before literary societe, Ia ts State
His services on Gen. Shermans STAFF. iu Georgia and
the Carolnas gave him abundant opportunities Of oh
serving Southern life and Manners and his fund Of war
stories spiced by shrewd and witty comments makes
hiG eclure pleasant one
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
(sgE POLITICS.
po,,s of County Cunyassers Dny.

The Board Of County Canya3sers convened at
II o'clock Yesterday morning Supervisor Tweed in the
chair.
The Board took mp and completed the returns IN the
eoloWpg Wards. and adjourned to Friday morning at
il o'clock. .,...-.,,.
Ward s.osam. Ba[19ur "std soee@ osoa Barbour roo
I...i2el on -, s43 :55 cox,Td; TLii,.-''oo ire "a
Ward Robiuson Hil.house. Ward Robinson. Hilhouse.
Il I...'.iigO 3ll VI. AG5 3oi
FOR RATrORNRY.GFNERlL.
Ward vsng1rsn Martndale. Ward NanBuren. MaTtiudae.
''P' ,''75'' i27g 25J VI....2lgG "a
FOR STATE TREASURER.
"''d' f'iI,7e ig7s "'"si: 955 VI. sl94 272
ron STATE HsGNtER AND srRyEYoh
Ward Sweet Good.el WTd Sweet Sweet oood,elL
I.I27g 235 VI. 2ly1 ~
FOR CANAL coMnssiONER
u T....i27s 236 yn.::..2ls7 s72 .
Ward. MeNsti Banqm. WsId. MeSs,' siSs B'I@gm g1g
FOR CLERK or COURT OF ArrEAIs.
W,rd Perrin. Jones' Ward. Perrin. Jones'
1900 81 vI.....2l76 2o7
FOR JUDGES OF COURT or AIpEALs
Ward. Brown. Grover. Hunt Porter.
-. 200 200 800 300 iiS iss ii i5i
yog JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT.
Ward Inrs6sm. Woodruff Ward IDrshsm' "Go5raa' 900
i''' yoR a3R JUSTICES or surrFloR coUm.
vv.,d Raber,.op, Jones. Moncre.E Dayton. Van Most
L. II35 1858 l4 2ll ~
II ia 1877 48 l2O l2
FOR JupoE OF COURT OF cohhoSerLRA5
Ward Dsly. Townsend. Ward DAILY: ro"n.snd
1921 2l5 H.. IVY ~
EoR y'DGEs or THf MARINE COURT
,u1 AI.cr MoGresor Ward. Aker hoOIosor
1910 2sJ H.. I'D lJz
Co., IN M, OCon- DIT
ws,d GtoM nor tenhoefer Ward oIo." ~, n,s,'' Ss'
i00 al0 2l3 H.. H3 IT u"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
LtTBsT FROM EGYPT.

PYnHHY tGYPTiAN Lotus,
and eIqui.e ERYUsR for the handkerchief Cleopatra
and the ladies OF the present day the perfume
PENNYYs EGYPTIAs LoTUs
PFSSHY's EGYPTIAN LorUs
CAUTION TO rHB LADIES
Don't be imposed upon by having foreign perfumes forced
upon you when have just good and better made
AZ home Ge, the EGYPrIAS LOTUs for instance, and you'll
any other aefward For sale by all Druggists and
PeIfUmes
PRICE. OsE DOLLAR
Manufactured by the Proprietor.
r. A. PgNsKT
at biz Laboratory fultonsye Of Jsys. Brooklyn
L. l., and sod by all Dru izts and Fancy Goods Dealers
EDWIN a. LovRJ0Y
Whole sale Agent.
No. % Fulton ST. n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
pROTEsTANT EPIsCoPAL COayEN
TION.
Election Of IA Bishop for tn. Diote-e Of
Western penntyIvanin.

TU1-BINUH, IhUffdHF- N0T- " IN.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention met
here io day Bishop stevens late Bishop % ihe Diocese
OF Pcnrsy!Vania before DO division. PRECEDING
Tho Rev Dr Kef'oot President of Trinity College
Hartford Was elected Bishop o. thc new Df-rs' ~
Western Petusyyauia over ur. Huntington of Il SON..
by clerical and lny majority OF 81. the total t".
being %
bishop Sieyerr warmly welcomed the Bishop rirtf.
charncteriKiug hin gentleman ~ -choastic attain.
mont. Ceuihl mauncrs a. O piols ard exemplary
Cbrisiisn and rupy qualified for biz hirh position
The salary OF the ncw Bishop 8, fixed ut i'J pr
auuum.
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msK.en Aidermnnie Nominations.

The following nominations were made by
the MoKeonites last evening.
Second djourned TO the 23d inst.
Fourth DStrct-Cbarles McBIine
Sixth District-EI. Alderman ames Reed.
Eighth District-Ad djouTned to this friday evening
Tenth District-J0seph McNay.
Twelfth District-Michael o Brien
Fourteenth Dstrct-AdjOurned to the 2Oth INST
Sixteenth Distriot-Adjou to the 22d inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
fAivrr,isclenb

DEMONSTRATIONS put on your cure
II Won are suffering with the Dyspep.' Liver Com.
ri,nt or Wrnknes, of the Digestive Organs. do not
deav but resort NJ once tho use Of lloo AIDS CIR
MAN BIrrRRs We positively and unAe-itatnEiy SAY
,IDvWil cure gsr q. ,hcv have done with thousands
before Won For sale by al Druggists They sro not a
beverage Agent NJ. 4. iELNBoLr Druggist No. J'i
I-pudEly
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
MARklEO ID.

BIDNELIs-SHUFELT-in Client, Columbia County on
Nedresly Nov l5 by tie Rev. 7. Eelis. Daniel Bidwe
of Harlem n " TO Mii. Catharne A., daughter Of Cor
nelia Snuelt, ESQ, OF Ghent
FOX-HAMILTON-On "Wednesday, Nov. -. by the Rev.
r. H. Cuyler. George Fox 20 Mss Mary Emma Hamilton,
all Of this city. No cards
KEYs-N EEkS-t Cooperstown. Otsego County, N. ",
in the ~ r.. Charch. on Thursday Nov 10. by the Rev
Charlie C. Keys assisted by the Rev Isaac D. r. lsee Gil
bert y Roy. % Miss Theresa O. Weeks eldest daughter OF
u. G " ccks esq. No cards.
RrCHARDs-CARTER-ln New. anaan, Conn. on Wednss.
dlv Nov h. At The residence Of the brides father. by the
Rcy Mr Swbn Ebeuezef j. Richards to julia NJ, daughter
o. H4uford Carter, e,l.
STEWART-IIYDE-On Wednesday, Nov. 8. 1t tie resi-
deuce Of the bri. parents. by the Rev r. Chamberlain
Pastor Of the Christian Church William d. stewart Of thls
civ, 10 Nelly i. HYDE. youngest daughter Of samuel ;
Iyie of Pittstown. n. Y.
THONPSOs-WELLS-On Tuesday. Nov. IL. a, the resi-
sited by Tie Rev. r. J. Fox. tho Hon Clark W Th,mp
san of hiunes1tl Reb,ccl y, daughter Of helmls W.
Nell. OF this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Movement. Of tho Tuui.ian Embassy.

PNINIUINCI, i. 7 INTIbIsy, HOF. 10 I7TI.
The Tunisian Emba,,ador aud suite WIT
,esscd the trial Of our steam and hand fire engines and
visited Corsss steam engine works and other large
c.tablislments to-day. Gen. Hashem Is tonight 30
much indispO,cd that be will not Vst Hartford ana
Spripgfcld a. proposed but proceed direct 20 Boston
Ia.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
FOR sUPHRvDOR

Ward. Hsye. Kobbs. ley. Ward Hayes Kobbe Icy
Ii24l " 81 H.. lsi lJ0
POR The ACT TO CREArR A s1ATY DEB1.
Ward FOR Against Ward tor. Against.
III67 H.. 90
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

Total..........l,1I.o oSs i267,329 2ilSos ao'o'
The increase OF population since 1860 ,s @Z5Ji and
the increase In the number Of voters since 1881 l.
3i725.
Several of the Connecticut Republican papers
have mentioned the Hon. Henry B Harrison OF vow
Haven ~ the candidate OF thai party Tor ooVofhof
The report Of Duff Greens death soon" W 10
confirmed Hs deceased 1t Mobls NOV
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
NUw.veRk STATE ELECTION.
ALLEGANY-(OsFIcIAI-l J

ALLEU an.
The official returns from the several towns IN hllo @
vuany County foot up for Barlow majority OF S'S'.
Elocnm aye Alma IA mai and Birdsall maj
RAUGUS-lOFFIcIALl ,se
The official count gives Barlow majority OF i;4so'
For the Senate. Sessions (Umonl mas ~, cVey
fUnion) GETS 652 votes Henry (Den) whIS VA .ne
$sconS TonliF M Jnion) has sS over johnson, Dem.)
s0N""N'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

JTFTEIiSON-T TUTUC1AL.I
In Jefferson Barlow received $50 net majority. Iue
Democratic majorites were The following; Cape 'in'
cent, 2; Clayton, @oi oIIalle, - worm ..
KINGS.
The Board OF Supervisors was again il session
xssterlav and canyassed the returns 10 and IN.
Sin6irr Inc ia District Of the Seventh Ward Of
BronkIyn The Board sits but about two hours
Galy and. at the present rate Of progress 1t VIII
Fe nearly or quite wcca before any definite results
Arc a7rived at The Board meets again to-day ut Z
bclock The of the candidates is exceed
Ipgly close MI. Smith. Union candidate Ior coroner
aud Ae.s.s Kirby and Montgomery fUnonl ior super
Intenderts OF the Poor. are prett certainly elected
One other Superintendent is in doubt MIN thcse eh
renl-nn. the DemocIal-c L.nuty IlcA.t p ..-ol-l.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Gperial Notices.

schenck,s Mandrake pills. for Liver Csmpiaisf
A SUBSTITUTE FOR OALOMnL-
II your bowels cos,iv,,
TRY THEM.
IL you have worms.
TRY THEM.
IL your breath /, bad.
TRY THEM.
II you feel drowy
TRY THEM.
II you are low spirited
TRY THEM.
II you havs sick headache.
TRY THEM.
They only cost eS cent? boz
TRY THEM.
Blue Mass and other p.rations e h.rossy. sxsssy p,
duce suffering aud death than tho dsesses which ss
profess to cure.
And yet thi. corrosive mineral denounced ty tho sns
pahic doctors prescribed by them almost universally
Of Liver Complaint, Consumption Of Lungs, eto
THE MANDRAKE PILLS
Are composed entirely Of roots and herbs obtained from tts
orehouse OF Nature and their sautay eaects viii -
pear the medicine /. brought the Of fa
experiment. sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS do oss
produce any sicknsss of the stomach but vtes
given Tor Dyspep's it may be proper to them
ton with SCHENCK's SEAWEED TONIC. BY this judi
oious trea,nt the digestive faculties speedily restored -
their full vigor and Of indigestion may b
cured.
When reflect tina, tbs liver is the largest internal otsAa
Of the body that TO It is ned the important duty a 6ts
ing the blood aud pPas he bile that 1t is ,lbeo! 10 many
dsofder and that when diseased inactive tbs whoss
body suffer. syupsheciy 1t i' not surprising that ned
cine which restore the healthy operations Of the lives
should produce wonderful changes in the general health A
effect which may appear to BE- almost miraculous.
Headache olons continuance pains the side brea
and shoulders aching Of the limbs feeling Of general wesk
and setchednes' and other Alarming aud distressing
symptoms indicative Of imperfect dsodeed action Of The
liver speedily removed by the use Of sCHENCKb MAN
DRAKE PILLS.
Cosyeness piles bitter etuctsions and that isds
cribabe feeling Of oppression mental snIsty lansuor. led
argy and depression OF spirits which unit for the
sgement Of business and the enjoyment Of life sre I'll 20
lieyed by the use Of SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
Prepared only by j. H. SsHENCK No IS North sirthA..
and sold BY Druggists generally
Dr. schenck will b. at hi, No. u BOudst. N. T..
every TUESDAY nom a. m. to p u., where FULL
SUPPLY OF his MEDICINES are constantly on hand.
DEMAs BARNES CO., No. 81 Psrk-row, New fssa.
Wholesale Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
.IrrerRs. No. 513 BROADWAY.

III" only place IN the city where
IApu. coon Boon AND SHOTS AID GEh!tENEN :
F,BrOlprurp ,iIrPFus can be- LHd ~ low prices
JESTER. No 513 BroApwAN.
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u. =. sanitary Commission.

u. -. Sanitary Commission.
CENTRAL OYYcx WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct l. 1866.
All persons who may hold unsettled claims OF any kiad
against the Sanitary Commsoa requested to prsseot the
the General Secretary Of the CeatfA
Offle OF the Commission, No. A2 Fst without delay
JNO :. BLAICHFORD. Genera Secretary.
Advice 10 Men.--Do MT psy - 80 each fot SHIRTS
before Al least, examining the celebrated SEA ISLAND
elegant finish shirt, made by SMITH FOWLER, No
- Wsrren and retaed II this city only No. J9 Broad
wy, corner Whtsst ard at No. Parkrow opposite the
Astor House Price 42 poi dozen, 80 " eaoh Aso fer
sale the places MENTIONED large lot Of Oents warn
CLOTH GLOVES, from auction. At 75c. and :
The \. \. National Ereedmnn's Relief Assoct.
alton having added 10 its Board Committee Corrrpoad
eucc and Organization ladies OF that committee will ss
Room No 22 Bible House, where they will be saa
the letters visits of members Of auxiliary societies
In the country. - -
M~ ELLEN COLLINS.
Mrs. :. WEIR ROOSEVELT
Mr.. JOSEPH SAMPSON
Mrs GEO. J. CORNELL. Committsa
Mrs. CHAS X. LOWELL IT,.
Niss SARAH HITCHCOCK,
Miss FANNY RUSSELL.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

TIE BEST PEAT MACHINE in The United
States can DO purchased at No. lJO broadway ~. l.
\. l.EQUA, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

POPULATION or The re-
tmns Of the census takers oi Massachusetts have all
been received. and exhibit the following result.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
THE FINEST OvERcoArs Ever seES IN THIS

CoUNrRY at Popular Prices.
V BE0kAw No o. Lafayette place and
No - Fomth.ave. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

SEWING MACnIyBs-FoR SALE AID To RENT
Y. " WicG5 No 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
NORTEs CAROLINA.
RcsuIt OF thc Congregational Elections
Lafe Rebels Chosen.
RALRIGH. n. C.. Thursday. Nov. u.

RALEIGH. y. C.. Thursday. Nov 10 iooA
c. C. Clarke is elected to Congress in the lid
District J. c. Fuller in tie lid. josiah Turner IN 'ne
Ivtt, Lewis Hsves in the Nth and ,. H. "nikuP III
the With. Fuller and Turner were in the Rebel Ooh
eress. and Wslkup and Clarke officers In tho k'oei
army.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Since the dispatch Of this forenoon the official vote OF
the yth Congressional District show. that the Hon
Bedford Brown is elected over Hawes by 20 vote,
Brown was in the United States Senate thirty years
ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

Boy,' AND CuLDREN's GARIBALDr CUTAWAY
and ZorAyE SUITs by the Thousands 40 Popular Prices
l. y. BHOKAw No- ~ Lafayette place ana
No. % Fouithaye.. opposite cooper OHIon.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Neutrality-suspicious..

-BOOTs-BoOTs.
RicnwosD "a prepared to manufacture to measure
superior qnsycl BOOrs SHOES CATERS and SLIPPtRs oi
"A immense stock of ready made goods On hand all at Tea
c. {. RIcusosD, No $50 Fuiton-,,., near BrOadway
LADIES if you wish good BooTs and SHOES
for yourselves aud fsnes, buy them At MILLER Co.'S,
No Bi Cana. a.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS g. FRANK PALMER, LID,
0IvKs rHB " BEr' PATEST LISBs TO SoLDIEKs-YHss 1A
BvAr, NY log CHEsrSrr.s Pals - GRsKNssr 80.
ton. ConsssIoSgD By SURGEoS-G RsgRAL BARsS,. T. y
TRusSPs. &C." WHITEs PATENT LEVER
ts the only TsUss ut % No PRESSURE on tic
Acx i vii positively .oIs .e mo' oSsIss ,, RIs, ss,r' o
RUPTrRs. ISEGoKf Co. no CVs p'oadway.
TRUssgs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPBYsORY
BA.DAGEs SUPPORTERS sC.-MARsH Co.'S Radical Cure
Tru-. Ofice only At No. Nesey't. Lady attendant.
Absolute comfort realized by RUPTURED per-
son. wesrin, DR.. LAsGwoErHfs TRUs% HBLnBoLD NO
so Broadway.
WEsSrER's VEGETABLE HAIR IsyIGoRAToR
restore cray Hair to is original color stops It's falling out
eep, bead Clean and stands above complr'on with any
tain, nc nanou, properties whatever No persons young OF
'1' DrN.s BARsR, Co,
General Agents, Nev'iors.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best in the
" "ga., lbe ,ipaine I. sinri WImAx A. BATeHxLos
Coy all Druggists. Factory No. 81 Barclay..t.
Huns HAIR DYE, Scots. Black or Brown.
R,b Depot 40 65 John Sold by druggists eyeiywhere
BEAUTIFUL LFB-LIKB PICTURES.
Carte. vi nete - PER dozen; Dnp.ies'e' ~ Az mega
tive, 70 sist-red t. a LEwi,. NO. lbO Chalhsm' n. l.
EyFRprLL's WEDDING aud VISITING CARDS,
-, an Utoaaysv A. 5. AL the lAtest and most elegant
.ylc. Order. by ms sent by srpre.. carefully pseHea
| KITrATIyNY, ,THE BEST BLACKBERRY ExTANT
Pr
| o.tY M D.. WILLIAMS. MoNTCIAIk, n. j.
TnR DUBLIN EXHIBITION.
Tss Htqrrsr PaiIs AWARDED TO ras dRo'sa pAAH
hACnfSt,
o. Monday morning Ear Russell announced the AWARDS
tt f exhibitor b. lie International Exhibition pu
lin and tho Prize. were aftcwsrl presented by the Duke
Il,.or Anots the exhibitors who obtained Medals "e'
/ b. GsoyER 4 BAKrR SEWING MAcmSg CohPANr, Live
pool afI London ,h. being te htcenih hr.tcias' f"f
sanrd b, these Machine h' seison- verpooi hefouiy.
| GRoyBR & BAKERS Highest Premium Elias
M Sfr and Lock st toh SksiyG MACHINES No. 40 Broad
way. Ne,7.fork. aad so. t5 Fulton q. LrooAyn.
The FLoRENCg SEwrNG-MACHISB. with Re
.ei bIe Feed and niiorm Teusonmskng four dfeTen
/ stitches, No sos Broadway.
4 SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX GIBBS. No. sos Broadway.
HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPATIBILITY
Hows jr. President No 629 Broadway. Agents wanted
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S Lock Stitch SEWN.
Machine aud Button Hole Machine. No. 6l5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

The UNIVERSAL CL0THBS-WR RINGER, winch
took the first premium at the air Oi the American
In,iitute is tarriffd the best in use.
send tor circular giving Wholesale and retail terms
l.. &. BRONNiNG. General Agent,
No. so BruadTay
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

fhdAPsoN- a.hs>. ss wsdorl.y Co.
S.S are; 1ss.a y..r. month a',"ss' .as sfSc s.,s
The funeral Vii take place Saturday mofnsns y
from the Bsps Church. Fra ave, between Ons naoa,cs
sixth and Oae hundred spd twenty seventos~
THOMPSON-In London, England. on Sunday Ooe ~
Sarah Ann wife Of Jshn C. Thompson, In hsf th year
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
WALSH-Thonas j. Waist Printer. On fhursdsy' NOV ~
aged % years. ~. sx
The funeral viii take place from his lsss resdeece No
Secondst Saturday. the 18th inh at O'CLOCK p -
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Buelnces Notices.


WE ARR IN TnE MIDST or REVOLUTION
Genuine European perfume, longer procufbe here
The tsrd blockade. por against hon. bat In ther
place stand. PnALoys EiGHr BLoosISd cEaEU' the 'nPera'
tive Of a dora eltrae eni every American ady wonders a'
.hsulle. it, odo Row lie could ever have tolerated them
Sold everywhere
WHEN THE MUSEUM WAS BURNED DOWN Ine
pope Of we, u le'p1i because they .LolsA' 'a
thew lost KSo, But no le 10, splendid e'saD"'A'nen
a. No Sg3 Broadway II you man win i"nn''h' ''
al hin, where he purchased IL. ard he viii reply Az
KSoxsr 60 there aud do ikewiso.
A SUPERB LEADING Hat, TnE SrAR OF TIE
,ao. Ia. us. been brought out by osSN "no's ' 70
E,I ,s.orfmrnt efhfartf pc mHuy Styles ~ 'i D' ''
Tue ''H'"'N'' ' GEyIS. No 81 BfOsGway.
Socoyn.U,yp SAFES in large numbers, OF cur
vr and others mako taken IN cGchaso ioi or ne" P1o"
A,uu .rl uuY planter sAFEa. p ~ 80 loN 49,.
MsEytS X CO. 2r5 Biway, trd' ~ Chestnut st. fhu.'
DANES puLaO- BRONCHIAL TRoCHRs,
y,, Copsh, Coli,. ss. D,p,t, No 81 Bstety's
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

X. ". r.
THE PLAGUE,
ASlATIC CHOLERA.
DYSENTERY
CHOLERA m0R8U5
YELLOW FEVER
FEVER AND AGUB
CURED AND PREVENTED
By RADwAYs READY RELks.
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
DPHTHERrA
INFLUENZA
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREATHING.
RELIEVED IN A FEW nisUThS
BYRADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
Sold by Dussls. and at NJ. 81 Maiden -isHe