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- - t.M ~ TT; -par;a; :;.c present veex
Aeu IL lion IL iii ILL., @ III; u H.. .ne ,ns'! III
:, -. q, Tar tan,cs erc as follows: Col.
~ /, ~. ~: T. Hsant's siaI. Sta,c OF Illinoia:
-: - - ~ {: s.o1chtnu, OF Vermont, ono
~. u ."r A!a;a- l;cncr:1; Lrcius e.
''Hss ::s,s.t ..-'sia'.7, ana Moody 3. Smith, oi
, 1865-09-24

C1xEroS. c. ". Sept sa-An unknown Tsas.n:
IN the sleeping car last night He Vas foufd in his
hersh BY the conductor, when neaF Sn-p:nslon
Bridge, corerrl with taood- and pistol In hts
hand. Ills letters and boots arc Iuase1d Dubuque.
, 1865-09-24
CHICAGO. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER "a. 1865.


twenty -une hours- Ores i've hundred dollars ~e1e
tateed among the passengers 10 purchase = seysica
of plate for Capt Tnklcrangh, and one hundred
hnd sky moro fof the coal pa4ee9s.
, 1865-09-24

I1I0t RctsVecn Shltc" nnU NcssfbcHs
- NEW YonK, Sept. G3--A party Of negTocs who
day by a gang OF whites and m inlfscR1minate roy
wns the .esnl. Sticks and stones were ffects uscd
and bloody heads becane numerous. When the
arcc and atrcsted several OF those engaged.
, 1865-09-24

MC1xcSnA71, Sept. s3.-Gcncral Gsant and p.rty
nuxtd hero this morning nom st. Louis, The Gea-
csal w1Il Be introduced 10 the Chamber az Com
metec Ibis afternoon, and during bis solon1n will
visit The principal places Of interest In and ahou'
fhf cfty
, 1865-09-24

EEw TonE, Sept. es--1ac funeral ceremonies
In eonmemoration Of Alex. Sehfmraclrfenn!ng
place :aet night at Clinton Ball. under the auspices
OF the Gernou Union Ie1Eue.
, 1865-09-24
Gen. Grant,

emy4b. the Roman Catholic Bishop OF Iow1. died
1t h,a resideee in thta city, nt twelve O'Clock TO-
1aY, ~. :: :.
, 1865-09-24

:. There was 4 grand military review .ofre-
tu11ed veterans at Kcithshurg, Mercer county, H.,
yestc1dsy, under command Of Brig. Gen. Warren
shedd. Representative hattalIons wero present for
the 17th 9Th, soth+ 45th, SD sih 1oad, 18th md
1tAh regiments.
, 1865-09-24

NEw YonK, Sept n-A special to the FbH
dated asht1gton, Sept. g, SAYS Gen. Grant Il
pecte0 here on The a7th Inst.
, 1865-09-24

NEw YoRk. Sept a3-1he steamer New 1ork
Which arrived here from Aspfnwall this morning.:
twenty minutes. being ,hs quickest passage On
record. The Balue'a quick trip vss in six dA5ss
, 1865-09-24

NEW YonK, Sept aa-Gold Il aetire but STEADY,
at yesterdays qrotuions. Their IL esf inquiry fer
loans Of gold, the rate continuing II one thirty
been from 1:SSa{ to li3a,
, 1865-09-24

NEw TouK, Sept. a3.-Ore Of the officers OF the
Tarktneuen's p1otective Association, II t. said,
has ebscouted With E1tpoQ'
, 1865-09-24

, Ra1s7MoRE, September cSd.--The banquet to the
Grand Lodge By The merchants Of Baltimore Last
night We. a grand a1aiz. Tho Southern repre-
ecn.aticu seemed 10 b particularly pl-as,d with
their entertainment. - -"
, 1865-09-24
Huildlngx donated for t'o1orcd Schools
--Pnrslous-<:old Discovered In Cul.
pepper. yn.,-Prcs1lcnsInl Appolnt-
10

nf ibc Rebel Steamboat HMFucFs-Thc
Trial Of Icf1. Davis.
] r.; ionS, ser5 H. sTahe IT. NV 9o.s 1fisass ~ N
orftt. OF 1be Union Iacihc liaijtoad Company
OYER Inc kaS&ns river, The President has revoked
completed. md has ordered rc-c1amlnatioa OF thc
oeG hx tho tane commission lint >ee1elary .rlan
1.reuancnded xe,eral months aco.. The sonmis-
Corps, Cos. Crawford, Of karsas. and The Iion. i.
l.. Sto.,, OF Tet1e 1lauic, Ind. They viii IN aidf-
Ton to = thorough inspection, make sun length
~'1h- President recently said to IN eminent per-
on Icy ~ hs .hos Ssemt m, Of n;.., :, Of s
s,rerethcn thessgcneral dtzirc for eonclation.
- The active operations Of The Uniica States San.
.ac sneacnIablc saiae 10 our aoiers IN ;ba Z oa
lro5mo, with Tho exception ot Is business Of col
:,ag = tic necessity 1or It's continuance exists
tila Commission will. on closing its business Of
.nhursing, turn over 10 the ffccdmcns Bnrcau 4
ses,i. ''-' 4~l'''e'~ >''' t''1'' " >@'e
lILr SECRETARY Of War HIS or9ercd the tltehonoEa-
bic dismissal Of First Lieutenant @. Vanderruott,
l:eI New York volunteers, for mailing Of allowing:
:::e cntiet, oscF LIS own signature, On ihc musscs
Iho it,eids u ssn,ngton special says: The
BaEtl, femi'y, arrested 81 order Of General Bake!
,cr stealing md branding Government hofees, and
| II HlN&e btntu Judge hylt1teNcd witt Of hdte1l
tt3lAts, haze 1tot yet been ditpoRed Of bcfure .
i.fis court. The President eel aeile Judge WylIe'.
nnI, aot so much to take tlesc men out Of the
civil courts 10 deny precedent which would. ii
csssbi'si.c opta the prison dooEs 10 W1rz, OF my
Gt:sr criminal who might choose to avail himsei
of the writ
The statement IN The Washington column Of th.
Se" York 1F1teaRe, that Col. Wm. Thorpe Is en-
Icn TO the credit Of fe1rting ont The rebel inccn
diniic* and steamboat burners on the NiksIssipp
nses, 4cX great iniustice to the late Col. Sander
fM., 9! fnhsde1phts, to whom 1t really belongs
Cc!. sandcrson VI. at the head Of the dctcctlS
t1s1ce ~ the bcrattm mt Of Missouri, and died n
~ p9et rom eAceesIte Application 10 bushes.
cao.ps M W. on,! reporter 70 Co
.atc taeEc as slated In the Td1apA This cofrect1o
dnc a9fhe memory Of falth!nl pfacrf, who Htc1
Ely FaGftcct his hfe In the service of hja Country
3hs @ Mt r 1o5k OK Nortfs ws.hinr.on special ~
definite has been determined relHtlyr % tho t1iai
Je4 9ayss- TIC new rumor that Il is to take rlae
It's beliered ~ TO declare that when Il does con
OF, Il ftal be before civil tribunal There u sc,
excellent authority for declaring That Two, Il Ut
e three members Of the-Cabinct arr ppposed 10 Il
sog JET Davis any tzial whalsyr. faey prefer,
, 1865-09-24

The abovewas received not one: week prior
to tho date Of the order prohibiting the organ~
Ization OF: the militia. In view OF the above.
p1eeedents, md the above direct Instructions,
waa i. not the dnt5 % e Tue Department com 4
his DEPARTMENT. -. "a y: u :: =
, 1865-09-24
The naval. TRIAL |
The Wineoski Ahead ana1
Rapidly Gaining Y |
The WlRz CASE INFORMALLY |
CLOSED FOR THE GOV
ERNMEh1.
Official Reports From
Mexico...Prospects
!. Of the Liberal
Cause.
| ARRIVAL OF THE OVER
LAND TOURISTS,:AT
NEW York;. i
| Interview Between Sec. Stanton
and the Rebel Sec. :,
| Mallory. '~
PARDON OF MRS. GEN. LONG.
/, = STREET.
The Cholera Abating at
Constantinople.
tpRoCEEDINGS oF TEE
ALABAMA CON-
I vENT10N.
Il The Ordinance .Abolishln{
/ Slavery Adopted.
i An Entire Court Ar
rested in Louis
. lana
A TRAIN PRECIPITA
!, TED INTO THEHUD-
Il SON RIVER.
PROCEEDINGS OE TIE
ALABAMA CON-
VEN5TFQN.
The Ordinance .Abolish1ng
Slavery Adopted.
An Entire Court Ar
rested in Louis
=, lana.
A TRAIN PRECIPITA-
TED INTO THEHUD-
SON RIVER.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Indian Council-CI.angc Of the
Pacific Road-The Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Completed
The VlrElnin EPiscopaf Convention
HRS. Longstrcct Pnrfioncd-CondItion
D.. Of the Freedmen In North Carolina
Scarcity OF Labor In MARYLAND Tho
WIZ Case.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
: WASHINGTON Sept. ..
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has advised
lhe Secretary Of The Interior By telegraph that the
Commission appointed to treat With the South
western Indian. lave concluded their negotiations
and been cminently successful. ''-
4 FAIAAsTEn ACQUITTED.
Tie Investigation into the management ofthe Pay
Department In The West havtug entirely exonernted
1nym1sies holt from the charges asainst him he
has returned 10 his dntics IN the Department..
TIE TAc1FIc RAILROAD.
The President hae decided 70 approve the change
Of location Of the Pacific Railroad Ecst IRON Ona-
ha, a. proposed BY the Company, on condition that
the grade be re1uced to thirty feel TO the mills be-
tween thc Missouri liver and ine Platte valley.
PERSONAL
Hon. Joseph Barrett, Commissioner Of Pensions,
has rcturIcd lto1l hia Western tour and resumed
| the duties cfhIs Office.
sAr1oSAL nA.sKs.
:sirce tho Isl fn@tant seventeen National Banks
/ haze been authorized. mostly IN the Southern
States. The total number Of these Institutions now
tn operation Is one thousand five hundred and sixty
| ec.en. employing m Aggregate capftAl Of
| 4.tS, S,D15, iss3-50.
ruEFnEpERcKsDCna AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1he Richmond Reru1ie, cftoday, saye the Rich
nlond, FTedclicksbufg & Potomac ltalitoad has
trains will pass over the rosd to-day The compile.
tisn Of tlis line does away with ali staging, aud
sboHens materially The time OF rasc between itich
TIE VIRGINIA Er1scorAL CONTENTION:
| The gnme paDrF SnrE: From an fnsfje yfetr nj
, 1865-09-24

United States 500, Gs34@6sA; Vtrrinia stnte,
45ftb0; do, S51a7; .At1antic 4 Great Western n.
T.. lst mortgage, 74G37a Eric Shares. $1ol, all
uaii, 54AQ5a1i: Illinois Central, .asi1Sa; DO 100
iii paId, Is9i:; Marietta j. Cincinnati T. z:
Bonds, 6sRt0, PanAma Halfway, Cd mortgage LOO
a t09; Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, I'd mortgage,
s5@s7; do th0 shares, 5000.
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McCABE-Un jan 18th. Mr. Anue H,C.ts. -sl!et
Of Alexander
The friends Of 'he snily arp respectfully iuvi,e
70 attend The funeral. on TUESDAY norniog h inst
AZ IL o'clock non the residence 90 vision g.
Albany, Troy and Waterford DAyers pleafp tope. lG
NUMAN--On sunday, Jan. Ia afier lingering ILL
nos Elizabeth, the beloved wife N ratros Nutunn
n the 3Jth year Of her axe, formerly VI Ncw Cuso
West. Co. Lin crick. lfei.lt
tLc tela and IN, as Of the tlu ly llc rcspcct-
iuiiv Invited 10 stteui The 'ulc NJ. ths -ru -as y
siiefnycut al " Ok, fiUu, her iate Ic.il. nee s-
Wet 1tth t. iitI RENAME slA .y tCstI 90 Gnu
vary tcuytIy ioI ante 1ueLt. IL
ONENs-Ou Monday. Jan. 1871 f.iysbc'h. t"-
foNed Niie VI J.ha Oreas 10 i4e stth year Vi Ler
Ae.
The friends and reistivea OF the huily. also the
mrinl-Is Of the list he itneut, y = NJ, are e.
s'tctiuy invited 90 stirud tie funeral. on Wccuc..
dAy Afternoon, 18th inst 81 Oclo,k, iron Ter late
retioouoe, ~ Softh 5th 81, MilIams0ursu, without
further Invitation .oI
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BEOWN .ou Monday, the lf'h, Rohi Brown. the
ION oi Jamie hioHfr aged ~ years months aud
dny.
The lr'atyr- guI 'ricuds Of the muil, arr re-
fpr.'i.ly inHrt q" attend tho funeral, on Ncdne,-
tcGcc OF his lath,r Morn. rArc, We +2d =. 265
W AsrLp NJ. susan Jane Bu.I,tcd aged u
'rlrS % ulauih- vtd uavf.
he ainr,s will tnsc place this Tuesday afternoon.
81 U'r.'eS. nun lil Scotia ith b. " Aiilnrhurgh
~ Hd- IHi "a usinl'n''- are rvau'stsd " At
COCHRAN -Sn.deni,, On sunday evening, Jan.
l.t samuel u, D,nu, aFou 20 ye.rs, u usD ths and
lat uieuls and rcl tive. OF tie family are
respectfully nN.'ni ~ Atfeud thr tun0rs thi- Tue
dsy Ioiu.ug, ltth INST, ~ 10 O'Clock, from the
luion tpi't tuulDh, ufo'r p, J"rsey tIt,, without
uUhci u'ltatlou, ?Hs
Uklf -hagy Grimm, ~ dearly beloved daurh-
l'f of JMa'- AMI Alice nrflu, s-rI 40 wear. aud 10
ic,r-t MARY, thou hast left u.,
And 3d. lu-- - deeply iccl
Fui - ,,u.i " ho hath hetctt ~,
We can az Qua sOfrOws heal.
wrap tnc 'old whit, 'hroud arouud hor,
Pond hrl nriua Aers.- h,l breast
lay irI -"uu' ma n"l colin,
oui G'a5 "A ly hH- suht u r'rt
The hicn.- snd 4rinainlanc- az, respectfully in.
vlr'i " attend me inclh, this Crur'ily' atcr-
nonn' JaH ~, Al Jcock, from hetser ave, Broot
Nh' ,. u. li'. t'aetut ~Il lr taken to Calvary
'a"'HF. Providence p,I"rr pie 3sc copy. luS
hELLf-in Bro ,yu, on Monday, Jan. 18Th, I'd.
NlN h'tN, iu The 'h year OF hls axe.
liis rlrnds Hnd tho4, ot the family, IRE rosg.ct.
iu'b invited Ia nttcud the tune l- on " eln, day
ies'-''o"' b" X n'u H. near lth ave. lSS
hH"S SIN jan. 10th rhomas kHHe, Aset &c
The o. end. NJ tue fairly, and ne Inemter. of
10. N''naI utA Lodge, No. ~, L. u. o. h., aso DIE
a. aer In, r. NJ. g., ,Hd p iLe NJ, on
sHtH" ~" H' tcruu'ly invited ~ attend the
.l"tH'' On "Wednesday Hueruoon, 18th INST. Al !
-ss1fL ~
nj lNIlli'.... sunday, Jan. 18th. bernard
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iat, m aineudiu' th' Consular Aufnrrisi. a t.i,
"Mrxico'' 90 The gr'n- Goo dr' .mai'r Sp"n.'' boo
that country, is significant o' t'c s'ttu4e ui Gone
frc's on the v'sed question Of French in''r"rc1oe.
il hodes az Sood lor Tie new Emperor Va iai'f'N,
and IA important az show ns that be- st1pIs 'erJ
fmle chance OF recognition t h''o rrr WfI"
80 ~ not eAloI ou " wage = crusade 800 favor p
any ot the American Republics, 10 would 10 Dmi-
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
~ lIminron OncC More.
r1lFsnAf MOI Ia. u y. ~.

ry,. P--c-,i spd Cons,ers,c s,urro4 We nave
N. yr.trytng irfrrnsfioB that Animal f'ilEs' 8
so, ,pre.rcd % wininy,n1 on vs. iue5.ay lsfi
.,r.rcv he sttV 20 F0rs Tisocr DO ."'p"r1' DOL.
WITH ,hc l,r,i forces this ur ui.aoi inc ,.H ii"u'
u General TrsEN officer Whose ro, 't'. 't
w,rt.r q, the assurance thhs he Will ii.iv cary '
IT., .r,iers Il General Gu,sr. The Il bro .h1 pc
psrs 1t saturday haye tiinYr that tae 'ili i'''''
hsd already landed spi commcnooi IN a''s'f on
Fort Y ehcr IIa possible i'cfc.ar' 81 at TIC .fNi
attack has p--irred t"iora o. time an' We nope
o. IL abo g. announce boz pro r"ss 10 hot h' sac
,sss am, %. Hut to'r.rai lrH' DO ai'ih'r column
n to-l,y'l SITS. W ran FAr'eIy expect
that suoccss vii provo q" 'znsl as u W"nlt nave
Icon ,t,v w''Es pr' a''t" ie'''' must nave p''i-
81 g., thc.r svrfr'".' ''i sire I-i'r'"' Ns r ~
yuln' radio points it General GRAM I.' ''
oDlbt ma4' al rr f.. al ''ati' n'''r' "e '.'' PIE
OIL ntss-i" " b overcome and increased ''"
strength o. ttn expedition ?" ''r'F' '.'f ''
teut TIC appointment OF H'H'" I''.' '
he omuand ~ thr aud 'Hro'7' aip""'i' Be- ih'
b,-t selection that could 0' u'd" ~" ."'i
lighting general, su' b" str- CUISINE a'n-
Htl' Ou many hard" 90 Do 'r.u' Hh' Nlu utlu-
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TRADE NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE iONGSHOEE Pgiu'-
cra III he held on This 1ursdav cuiIr, rt MI
itRiF hfil, at - uttOs. "" ul' la .ifcaft e.
gI-icl 20 1'terd mn biirs % cir rlrds '. a T.
~ y, Pres. " tOl Lif sec. %
ATTENTION. PAPER STAtNEFS-A SPEC
al me .iut of the tAt.r rtuiHot's nion No o. Of
NtH tit Pc fuiI 81 titlr fUoUt ~ ttu.iD sf.
On i,'' 'uteu4y tttu'It, Jan. l1t.. 49, 0rI.I Of
i"' lt'.it'ut 2t1
(pbftkN --A SPECIAL MEETING OF
- tho r.tti fulH.fs. 40. .. .f Sew 1ork, will tc
nti "t ~ .t.t HtH.Iha.. uu Iupadty evening. I.T.
ian @. = O'Clock All de nJucut iuo.utors are Joe
'i.h TO 'cui, Il tue cOu-Idv L. 10 their aavAn. "a.
20 dc ~. 49, oder, tliNkIIS CARTER, pu,tideLL
tIiIttE~ ", NAkNOuD. sec M
TIRE NEW YORK. OPERATIVE PLAS-
- 'otef' hold their fegulsr weekly meeting On =
ue-dAy evening 20 lhot bell cor ssI ~ uud -th ay
jan On. WM BfkNE, Pes. THOs Dot GH-
Ell A., Nee Sec. 15s
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Bg sINEss CHANCES.

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-WELL Stocked,
and doing nrst-rate pa ing business Excellent
location TOT plyscian. Inquire at l9a Third Gve42
NOR SALE GROCERY AND LIQUOR
store, sith stocI snd thtures, lease of year.
Apply At SIC'. FiTst ave, cor 18th as5
ENR SALE - STOCK FIXTURES AND
good viii 81 fi-t-ciN-s kerosene sud lAmp Store
where ven good business II .lut rith ste,i, nun
NJ clsnurr- Arpy at 80 Ith ave- atL.r O'Clock IN
tie evening". vi,
EOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, A GOOD
and well payiny easl busiuoes uany e,us - alb
lbhel, and DOM ropd husiuuat IN good bushes.
M FhtHhooi rith puvieCr Ut ron . to D Year,
lelse. Good reasons given tor ceiling. 70 sulIsblr
parties uis vii be- found good und rare CpPirtu-
uity To save trouble none need apply without
$3.50 ~ sl,b0J each. For further particular appy
Al she trnr raj Agency Once, lll ta.t 18Th Il bet
81 and ith AVA from Anu. 70 pm, through Lie
vesk. ma
TNO LET A CANDY AND VARIETY
l. stor, ftOSE aud fixture. for ae. Inqui.e -
East 81 g. near Ave. L. o.
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PUBLICATIONS.

THE SPLENDID FEBRUARY NUMBER
Il u ncmorests Illustrated Monthiy and Ame.
leInorcst's Minor Of FASHIONS, with o1uaoTdinar
noyeities, nov ready LADIES' " Dot tail " zee the
'pteadid February nunbsS IA
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GONSI NlsIION.

| k. j. II. StHENCk, or PHILADELPHIA.
- cordially invites al no AT suffering from au
dtAetcr OF The Respiratory ORGANS INCLUDING those IF
the lunrs, Liver and stomach 10 call on him lie
makes no chaIre Tor advice, Or Ordluai, examine
touri FIt Coz thCOu IA examination with the .rsp-
ron etrr hi- Terms me three dollars Ia @ch.u,k il
the orsin tor and proprietor y that Justly popular
which cared nr. j. n. schenck OF Pulmonary Con-
sumption shen 40 han ~ ..u,d its mOst formidable
aspect, and hen spec y death appeared Re iupt-
auIo. Hls phvricau- pronounce hi. case iu,urgbe
NN'h ne toAiutArc4 llt Use ~ tiIH M pc bat HOu
iu .'nofy. His health restored M a verv short
hented, tor ali the symptoms .uicky dissplear,d and
hi pr,sent seight h more dian two hundred pounds
Ut St'cArk huH been equt successful la the t4pAt.
ne OF otLctH similarly afflicted. SlCo hia.ceoyc.y
he has teFo.ed has attention exclusively "a the euro
Of Consumption and the di-cas,s which are usunI,
mudiciues have been very numerous ami truly won.
de Iiul. lhis syrup /. IA safe remedy h contAns 10
mine al poison, AMI 10 violent drug VI any Kind
hence II cuuuoi plsiby inJu'C the SYSTEM IL lpL-
my ehcc'N oa the lungs an most remarkable, IL per
mrAte. those organs aud carries us saulary inuuce
to every part u .Nc- the iuisiued sur'arr ~ tho
bronchial tul. " p.otnot- oNp-Coraton and thus
enables the stem To- thruV OIL the disease Ia short
II ~ the tue remedy and tho only tor the uo.t
fatal OF all nAlaie-, Hs man, pcrrour OF the higLp.t
testify. Numerous certificates to this ctoct and u
dnoctions- printed w English French spanish aud
Italian, accompany each hottIe
lr. SCif NCh will he profe-sionsllv At his rp,ns
No. - Bond street, every tuesday, from . untu 5
otink. lie Wclicus are Tor sa4 bv Dem As
rist ~ thr city Of New ork rrice sl.iy per hottl,
or 81 ~ the half dozen Mandrake I'm. tt5 cent,
Ter box. His nue. iciues can be- had al all times NJ ~
lIoud u 10,
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DRY GOODS.

A 7 LFGRAlN'S A GREAT REDUCTION.
IlPlAIN SILKS, al eoior-, extra width. ats.-5
Esiuced from $500.
PLAIN fOlLI d. sOIf.-4MIJ
Reduced from 500
PLAlDED SILk ut $3.50.
Reduced from $500.
All the WOODEN DRESS GOODS
Reduced from ~ 10 A. I-r cent
GREAT REDUCTION On CLOAKS
SKATING JACOB ~ fkS from ~ 10 Nd
SPLLNblD VELVET BkANE CLOAks At SIS.
MOURNING GOODS.
BALMORAIS
CLOTHS for DRESSES and CLDAKINGS
WHITE GOODS under " huiesa e Prices
Ihese reductions made only or two v eeks, pre-
yiCus " tn akin. u stock account
LADIES Best MD GLOVES,
luAt received.
LEIkAIk'S,
pig T20 BroaIwuy,
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NJ AhhIal ~ ' llN'fN damn . NNNNA ~
W STREET, NEW YORK.
OPEN DAILY fum 1JA. v. % . u D. sud or Mos.
nA and ~ RSlAf nom 10 T. v.
SIX ftk tiN q. lNiEEIsI ALTON ~.
MONEY DEPOSITED ON or hs.uID January .ah
will dntw interest FROM January lu
- JANIS &. SlONEALl- l4vs,deut
HENRY x. CONkIIN. Sec.
WILLIAM \ANNAHEi Vice
CliAE.Es COOiEE, , pt,iid,u.A
THOMAS ". COW blN, treasurer $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-17

NiEtHkNlCS AND IRADiI. NAYINGS
A'l irs'iu',on, $c - Boreiv.-su uor cent ia
te est ALLOW cd on sIug Of LOO And uuJet rive PEI
cent ou larNct sums. lcpJf.ff made uI before Jun
pm will draw interest fiom Jan. ls'. upon d,Ily
non! 40 A. ". 10 A. N. And Mouaiys and
NCdneetayr iOW a. 4. n. TO T.. ". CHAS. PECK
Pres. HENRY &. FISHER. see. 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-17
SAVINGS BANAs.
A1LANIlCSAYINGS BANK, CHATHAM
81 ARR

Sc. lork, Jan. n. i-55
IN interest dividend At he .lte of.8 ger cent -
rnuun, Tree OF Cove ruu eut Az. will 10 If.id Oh all
deYJsit entitled % tie sdgp. on 4ud af "a Monday
Jan. &c. I5sl IS order
81 J.. NANILLI, PIea. JOSEPH COOPER &c,
NB..M1He Ht,.sl a. On ~. lyfJ.v Toe asJl. shl
dluo iYte.u I..IU Iau. lot. tI5
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

VALUABLE TABLE.-The following table
will be found valuable to many Of our
readers:
A box twcnty-four inches by sixteen
inches square, and twenty-eight inches
deep will contain barrel.
A box twenty -four inches by sixteen
inches square, and fourteen inches deep
will contain half barrel.
A box twcnty-six by fifteen and q half
inches square, and eight inches deep will
contain bushel.
A box twelve inches by eleven and a
half inches square, and nine inches deep
will contain half bushel.
A box eight by eight inches square, and
and eight inches deep will contain peck:
A box eight by eight inches square, and
four and one eighth inches deep will con-
tain one gallon.
A box seven by eight inches square and
four and one eighth inches deep will con-
tain half gallon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-24

A TRUE WIFE.-She 10 not true wife
who sustaius not her husband in the day
Of calamity, who is not when the worlds
great frown makes the heart chill with an
guish, his guardian angel, growing bright
" and more beautiful ~ his misfortunes
crowd upon his path. Then 10 the time
for the trial Of her gentleness, then 10
the time for testing whether the sweetness
of her temper beams only with transient
light, OK like the steady glow of the morn
ing star, shines just ~ brightly under the
clouds. Has she then smiles just as charm
ing2 Does she say "affliction cannot touch
our purity, and should not quench our
lovel" Does she try by happy little inven-
tions to lift from his sensitive spirit the
burden Of thought2
There are wifes-nay, there are beings.
who, when dark hours come, fall TO repin.
ing and upbraiding-thus adding outside
anxiety, the narrowing scenes Of domestic
strife as if oil the blame in the world
would make one hair white or black, or
change the decree gone immutably FORTH
Such know that our darkness 10 heaven's
light our trials put steps in the golden
ladder, by which. If we rightly ascend, We
may at last gain that eteraal light, and
battle forever in its fullness and beauty.
"Is that all I" and the gentle face Of the
wife beamed with joy. Her husband bad
been on the verge Of distraction-all his
earthly possessions were gone, and he feared
the result Of her knowledge, she had bsen
70 tenderly cared for oil her life. But,
says lrving's beautiful story, -, friend I'd.
vised him not 70 give sleep 70 bic eyes, nor
slumber TO his eyelids until he bad unfold.
ed to her oil bis napless oase."
And that was her answer with the smile
of an angel-"is that alli lfsared by your
sadness It was worse. Let these beautiful
things be taken-all th;s splsndos, let II 60,
l care not forit-I only care for my hus-
bands love and confidence. You shall
forget in my affection thas you were ever
In prosperity-oaly ssill love me, and I
will aid you to bear these little rsvsrsss
with cheerfulness."
Still love her . man must reverence,
aye, liken hse TO The very a,Ssls, tor sseA
woman Is living rsvelseioa q hssvsm.-
Ass. Dss;ses.