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For superior Tom & Jerry 60 to the Bon
Ton, Northwest corner Of Cherry sud Cedar
streets.
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For warm meals of all kinds, got up at
all hours, by experienced cooks, go to the
Bon Ton, Northwest corner Of Cherry and
Cedar streets.
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PRATT's ACADEMY OF DANcING.-A weekly
soiree takes place Thursday night next,
Jan. 18th, for gentlemen accompanied by
laales' janl0-3t
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For fine Jamaica Rum 60 % the Bon
Ton, Northwest cornerof Cherry and Cedar
streets.
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ID fhA Ladlna.

An Affections q the Womb frosted with ssccese.
Those Married Ladies who have been 70 Unloriu-
nate 70 n1iscaTry or prove abortion, cn he carried
10 their fDll time II found pregnant ~ giving me
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II YOU want genuine Irish Whisky
Puach, 90 10 the Bon Ton, Northwest cor
ner of Cherry aud Cedar streets.
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Fresh Butter, Eggs, Corn Meal and
new Buck Wheat Flour, at W. w
Totten's, No @ College st. dec27tf
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Reeorder Shane disposed Of 29 cases yes
terday-Is drunkenness; disorderly con-
duet; Indecent exposure; and q stealing.
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NAILS, NMLs-400 Kegs for sale by G.
W. Fall d Co, Hardware Dealers, 81
Public Square. noY27tf
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AlmRnscs for 1868, Books and Stationery
Tor sale by JoHN YoEE,
No. % Union street, Nashville.
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gteTllity.

Yorng Msrried Ladies whose misfortune Il bss
been not 10 bring forth IN due season, remainder
God has said you should multiply and rspleAish. II
this Is your deslns you can consult mo either By
letter or In person. No lady over thirty i've years
Of age need make application. An communicates
hH IaL-ar or Da-.ln lLrlen. nnnEdant-al.
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For good buggy blanket cali on W.
Freeman Co, Public Square, corner Dead
erick street,
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The Letter List and the proceedings Of
the Convention have taken up almost all
1hc UUoS's available space this morning.
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All persons afflicted with privatediseases
would do well to call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderick street, up stairs
Dr.. j. may be found in his Office at al
hours. nOv23
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Cross on thesteam Ferry Boat Kentucky.

u w VI ILIf ItlIII 7 ETII DJdL heuIUChT.
q. B. Lamar, the Ct deUant owner of the
yacht Wanderer, that brought to Savannah
a cargo Of negroes from Africa some years
ago, an active rebel and a blockade runner,
IS among the repentant citizens of savan-
nah. We presume he has got his rights.
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cross o. do steam Ferry Boat Eonluety.
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Cross on the steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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The largest stock of Cigars and To
bscco, at E'hrenbergs, No 40 Union
street
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Cross on the steam cry Boat Kentucky.
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Manted.

10000 Dollars Bank Of shelbyville. At
No % Union Street.
Janl2 I'm NH. WArsoy
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Gross on the Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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Cross on The steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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A choice lot Of bed blankets At W. Free
man a Cos, IS Public Square.
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Cross on the steam Ferry Boat Kentucky
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sestaI district.
LOUISVILLE Railroad change OF Time.

W1xrrp-At this Office q reliable boy to
carry pspeTs.
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SMusEmenIs.
New Theatre.
Last night bat two Of
THE WEBB SISTERS.

Last night bat two Of
THE WEBB SISTERS.
Thursday Evening, January 18TH.
VIII be performed an entire NeE and Original
Drama IN three acts OF intense interest sensational
characters, and startling incidents Acted in Lon.
don loo nights and recently produced ia al The
Eastern Cites TO crowded houses and enthusiasts
audiences, entitled
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
Martha Rnseblsde, (ist ime,) Miss Emma Webb
Sarah Sawyer, (lst tinne,) Mis- Ada Webb.
To conclude with
a Day Too Late.
&c - .---'-s-.'s'.- Miss Emma Web
Singing and Dancing.
Friday sjOint benefit for Misses Emma and Ada
Webb.
Private Boxes.........S5 90 Orchestra 70 ets
Parque!te .-...-........ 50 Caller. z5ets
OOlOfso erallef Ct-
Doors open at 70 O'Clock. Performance to
commence az ~ o'clock.
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Cross on the Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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Money Wanted.

VsHOsE WHO WANT To LOAN MONFY IN
i large or snlal same, o. substantial real g ate
secur.t will do We 20 cali - the agency Office Of
NELSON a MUksREE,
janil-lw 50 College street, near Unioa'
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SAWS, SAws.-70O Saws, of all kinds
for sale by G. W. Fall & Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. noy27tf
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The Cumberland is rapidly rising, with
fair prospects Of a regular old fashioned
freshet. The lower parts Of the city, sub
iect to overflow in times of freshets, are,
some Of them. already under water. The
weather yesterday was cold and clear.
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sxs AETssgTcz oy
Oahosrs and Soldiers

ID FAh1ACU hAbLE called 30 this nokice.
A CHECK ON NEW YORK is The ssseqs
way 70 send 9 REMITTANCE HOME, and
10 worth rAR al owe. the Loyal STATES.
We would also inform ths business com.
munity that We receive DEPOSITS.
Dec left
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WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.

Martha Rnseblsde, Cist Gme,l Miss Emma Webb
Sarah Sawyer, list tne ........-..-.Miss Ada Webb
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TO Conclude with
\ Dav Too T.afa
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geFTy Miss EmFna Web
Fatty Miss AIS Wsl5
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Amusements.
Theatre.

This great production will comprise the enter.
tainmeut OF the evening
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e,nd ,ai he was Special Inspector for the Seyenn os

trict. 3, .ooo r.. 80 ..,o;n,
Lewis Shafer icstfcd-T paid 5000 for an appoint.
rant On ID rcuet. WCg.nd was ~ esent; / received O
badge and a book make reports in; continuedouo
inc duty from No,om6e 10 May; L reported 10
Wscand IN town; went to tie 4nspsctors office; told
Mr. Roofs and he said who ever gave me the once
must pay for 1t; got about 500 Of my money back
again. - .
Cross.exsmined-I knew Wepand nbout year and =
baf before he gave the appointment; he told me
was TO have the Office tl.ce years.
Charles Ciese trstEed-I got one Of the appointments
as sneciul Iuspcctir SIR. DorciDet came To tne ana
offered TO have me appointed for s200 told lin hal
not NJ much money; paid him 500 and received my
shield: received several payments and then sioppeo;
reference To my pay; he referred me to sr Dnsenbury
Mr. Duscnbury told | mutt see Mr.. Wegahd;
Chambers sd my pay should be raised 30 cents day
a friend said he saw my the payroll for Is a
day 81.
oss.o,amued--I keep saloon in Eighty fonrth'st
and Tbird.ave the last pay received was the FIRST
part of February.
Adjourned to 10 o'clock this "Wednesday
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TrrycIr-n, i.mlGc.

70 AlSan-, by Hudson H. r., froia 'ita-st Depot,
= aud III ~ m, and 3.i'. o. sHd !"1 y. H. I'm.
4. v.tr.il 4 on 3 In II. " ~ Aliy cas- ran De-
tween Cnanbers aud 80 h-sts. s-alious
L. - yany. by l.ar.eni *. IL. Z.tl'', iih'aV', IL
To Batinorr. by tire New.Jrr,ey r. H., loot q.
Courilendt-st.. aud II a. M. p. M, ana -
midliglt >unlly... .,...'..'.;.'...:..''..''
To Cotton, by Neg.iond1n hle Pler ~ y; -,
Norwich Line. Pier 30 \. 81. Nrr'n. i-nr' 70
- y T.. aud Coming line, Pie. IL =. ~. day
fsuilsy excrptrdt. .............s.......'.
To Boston. by Nr~'iiavtn x. H., VI" Spf'Nth-i'
21ih-si and ith'aY ...;;'i;.';:..'' - ~. 80
t. Boston. bv Jew 55vcn X. H., Eltl-st .uc fth-
av VIA Shore Live, III and y. ~. >nndly....,
To Bird .cpor, b. steamer Bridgeport iOot o. tecS
To Buia!u and the West. by Ere b.ilro-h. f'ct
ofCham5efs and 10 a u. 5and
| To 4 evc..nd O.. b. Atlantic snd crest Nr-tfTn
R.t. via Gfir Ri Wv foot o. Cham orisst ecu
nsc.in, with Raj rrds ior Mi principal cities N
IL. Nrsi . a. m nu1. .''...'...... :'.''.'.''.
t. Greeuport o. NJ. tfni OIL saturinys p. M 10
Yaphsnk, is'ip. Faruin gda.e. Long island, b. J..
T. Railroad, from Jnn.c.-,o AID foot Ct 3i'h-si.'
T. R............... ........'..'..s..'' D. u. aN'
To New Haven. Hartford, and pdnri'eia--ttetrn'
ers leave Peek slip at............., 49,. =
To New Haven. b. tho Nrw-haven f.k, 'th-ss.
and iiay., ri :. g. ~ n; ~, 3. 5:l', =. and
To ih- West by Peuu-y,anie trntf8i .,nii"ad,
from foot Of Codr and -. VA fh!aie 3lIa, ~
s.d p. IN. Sunday Trim. ....,....;.........'.'
To To. West, by trufru Railroad OF heF-leis - =,
viz Allentown. 10 p.-r :. X. > e. NJ, Il -.
End Co. - 40 .>uuldF iTiu..............s...
To rni.aie nliie.by stcaIne Jes,e Hoy daily, sn-
Gays cscrpfrGl iTom loot 0l Valet, fio'sl.h.
I c1nuer tug at PORT Monmouth v'.h tfa.Is Tor
Pm I'd lha...'''
To Pa.laio oils. By .'cw-ier-ey Railroad, i09' 90
Cour'la;lit-ft., : 10 1nd a In Il M. AID p.
m. aud J.. n. 1nish.. sgBdav...................
To Piilldf iphia o.. Railway SD ,'tesHDos;, ''D4-
DAYS exc ted wat a.len snG Amboy. i.clu TO-.
o. 3erctr y,~ 90. n. Fxpt.ss.....,.........,..s
To Nesiin.ton. by :.ew-Jersey X. H.. foot -
CoUriisuIt.-... :, and Ia a. NJ, p N, aii u
Uftau EuIl1E =.
70 iurthCr nlorus' ION n regard 20 hliIola liTrt
zee sdyrg,I,elacEts in another part OF t1is pag,S.
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How TO OBTAIN RECIUrrs.-This is ques-
ton which tie County Volunteer Committee nre JEST
now cndeayoIine to solve. md one aich toicly per
plexcs them We have visited several Ollie large re-
crung Offices In this cy, rid have as~ed tie brokers'
The question md they BY sn!ng "lnoreasc the
hand money nd tie county bounty. II this Is done we
agree 10 furnish tie Con m!ec viii enough recruits 10
nj The quota OF NevY'rk Coultyly the fret Of March
They say that tie streets of tbs ely ere avcrcd daily
by runners in qrcst Il ucus and when they meet an
individual inclined To- enlist they stick to lin until he
consents TO cn..f, Then they tr.e LIN wherever TIE
highest hand.bouny ia paid. Tie runner caHnoi always
cheat the recruit Of his bounty end TINT b. the reason
Why be desires d larrer hraibornty. lberol req u
ncroton fer their nou,c i tfe POINT on which every
person engaged In the recruiting business seems unon
mons. and the place that is toe most bera receives the
.s-.uis
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A MAGNIFICENT PnoJecr.-To some of the

merchant Princes AID niil.onaires Of New York is
credited the ccnt mpdiion Of proee, ut once murih
cent, GENEROUS and lIaud The p'n is t0 present 10
the nited states GOsclrrf s2UlJ 600 GO and thus
relieve the union Of TIE runc debt. ~ is proposed TO
maize the gilt In OtO shares ~ $40 COO each 81 which
i. 4. Stewart William 4. A,tor. nud Others VII take
hfty shares. making up at ast quarter " the whole
amount IN New York. The realS.t IN Oi such q
project would place both Government aDd oti2ons
IN a proud'r position than ever Government or
citizens occIped bcltre History gives parallel 10
sucl an act. TIE Vcnctiars held in grateful rcmem-
brace the namo o! who. ~ .i'e time Of cr5onal
osoriLce and hare faced usury obtained Deous TO
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Rrpucr1oy or TIE BROOKLYN FrpE DEPART

REDUCTION or TIE BROOKLYN FIpE DEPART
uEsT.-At the meeting Of the Commissioners ard
Board OF Appeals of the Western District held On
Monday night il was iaaly determined to reduce the
Fire Department by d'sbanding Engin: Companies
Nos. 10. II, lG and 20. and Hose Companies Nos IL
10 and 10 The original number ~ members was LIS,
No VI npparais 80. As reduced. there are iOr mem
bers and - apparatus, with the prospect VI SIN fr'
Their cduct ~ Much dissatisfaction j. expressed by
tAc difbanGcd companies.
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APPOINTMENT OF COURT CLERKs.-Mr. Con-
nor the County Clerk has appointed Mr.. d. b. Taylor
as Clerk Of the Supreme Court General Term IN pace
of Charles Vincent. Mr.. Taylor formerly held the
position ofSpecial Term Clerk. Mr.. William Wood
has been appointed to I'll that position.
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DEATH OF PROMINENT Cirtrpxs- Morris

DEATH OF PROMINENT CiTfhbNS.- MI N'U'I47
H. Roberts one Of tie Superntepdents Of the Poor oI
tie City Of Brootlyr died at bis residence in Hudson.
ave, Mchdly afternoon from disease Gale! spotted
,yer with which he had been afflicted but ic" Is
Mr. Noirs attended 20 hundreds VI poor daily at ins
Office in the basement Of the City Hail. by supplying the
needy with groceries and coal and taking orders
Tor tie collins OF deceased persons whose friends were
unable 81 bear the expenses Orders for three eoia'
~ one family were received by hih IN almost Us many
dpys and desiring 10 know Tie cause Of such grrl.
mortality, visited the house In Nayys where they had
been seat TO- lie there ascoIta.ned the the family was
afflicted with spotted fever. In Few days therch't
lie was taken MI OF the same disease ard confined 20
his room until relieved Of his bodily sfcrings by death.
Mr.. Andrew y. DoIy. formerly connected with the
Sheriff. office OF Kings County, and well known rs r
prominent Republican politician died at has residence
in Flailands yesterday morning. His disease Was
'dTUpsy.
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n,o,js tirse fiar pyst.p Nee,

For Great Britain and tie Continent by steam
or Borusa Saturday. Fec. f............... 10Y n
Fof Cuba md the West Indies, by ste rarE Lssio,
"Wednesday. Feb IL
For new ORLEANS by steamer Evening star. rstur- .
day. Feb. u IL
For south Pacific and Central America, by steamer
Norm ,tsr. Friday. FeJ 3.................... m
Europe, by fCid }. re- iVT j. IN
NORTH Mail tvia Hudson Rive II. r. throuqh Nal
aud ioi Peekskii aid Unison. ...a a. mr. eEd v D. ~
North Mail Way Mail Except Peek 4 u and hut'
SOM %. ~ an p IN
Ea.t Mail (va Nrvg Haven X. Rio m, ~ and p H.
Es.t Mail sew Haven "syl........lA 2;2o taab p m
E,.t Nail ,yia Newport AMI Fall Ryerl....... p m.
south acknowledgements j. H. I. = snl l0i III.
liz Raj road Mai, .,....,........j o. ppi Al IN
Erie Kaillosd VI sii ~ avl.........S a. M mo p n
New-i ork Central isaGDad y n
island Mail
Long Islerd Mai 30 abieoa .iempsteod, Jamaica, .,
aud - H. d.N Il r. ~
II n on .ir sd NJ u IA
New jersey Central Alal......"....1 O. ~. ahf =. "a
N,yr;. an Fs M,!............S o.. afi p. m
@,t'rr, RAILROAD OF y j. Maii................ .. L.
oo,l yu Mail ..............9 and a H. ara y p IL
orin .,,,................9 ~. End y p. L.
Eobuaen ild. - p .-
Staten Island Tll.. - Ai' MN y '"'
Freehold and kcy por' p m
Canada irast) Mali rxccpT tnday5 p -. H 4 r. m
Iarada (Mes') Nait.............s e. H. no ~ p IL
Canada EAST ton rrd ysJ......''.' e. L. ~" y
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relieve the republic FROM Its financial burdens and
placed It again upon the road to prosperity after hng
and disastrous war. They forgot bis exciting usury
Srrrsd mon the state But We shou have no abuses
10 forget and only the generous patriotism OF repub
can citizens to remember. (Springteid Republican
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Total

The citizens Of the Third " ard having, prcvous to
The 3lst Decenbtr ast furnished more three year re-
crui, than any other ward aud therefore received the
benefit of any years of credit. worked themselves
out OF he draft with small srrlus Ia reserve To- Tue
next csu The number Of men enlisted since the Ji't
ut il almost hundred which VIII lie deducted h"LA
the total figures above given.
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A COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT to Mr.. Gustaye
de Spiess Is to be given DodwoIths Hall on Thurs
day evening. Tie beneficiary is ILL., and is deserving
the will he made attractive b. the assist
ance Of several dsiiI guished artists.
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RoBBERY.-Sono thieves entered the premises
Of Messrs Baker Smith Co.,, manufacturers Of steam
werDiug apparatus conner of Centre and Hesici.sts.
early YESTERDAY morning, and robbed toem OF tools.
stock and clothing velued at 500 Cr eco The Villains
were OF the mean kind-taking number Of articles
Which could be Of no possible use to them 10 i1r
there Is 20 clae TO the partiea
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IyRO0KLyN ITEMS.

TIE QUOTA OF TIE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT. by WAgps-Thc quota Of the lid Congress
sional District. by wards. definitely fixed by Co..
Jordan OF tho Marshas Office yesterday after
noon Tie following figures show the number of
persons euiued aud the required In the wards
t.-t nd
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CITY ITEMS.

BARSuM's MrsEUM.-Aliss Laura Keene has
luz. received from MI +. T. Barnum tie very snug sam
Of 81 600 for new sensational moral and local drama
by herself 1t Ia drsmsc in effect and Of novel CON
struction II will be produced at an carly day. as 1t 10
now In active preparation.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE. Miller, residing
a, No. III Lewis.st. yesterday committed suicide by
cutting lie throat with pocket knife. He has been In
decotc heath from his infancy On Sunday night last
he WAS seized with fits. to which he was subject nhd
sine mat time has been partially deranged. He was
native Of this City. aged % years. Coroner " lucy
will hold an inquest on tie body today.
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MORTON'S WARRANTED PENS.

The n,rc " A. Mo.ou" Number" aad ~s.ity." ale
s'eured he following Psns snd .o points ar warranted
qhc number iad'a'c cnlyi No. brins he .iisl,s:
nd No TO- tue largest Mammoth oil Pen. Ter tae t,A
GOLD rsys WITHOUT
No No. , s q q as.y' 9. 80 e. e.. q s s,
ora No. 4Psn. ~ quality. -
For ~ IS No Pea i quality ANo. Pen d qnaliyi
Foo - Is No Pcn ~ quality or TO- Pen "a quai.y
For 80 sea No Pen 81 " No. peui - 30. Pea.
s,G 10s No.o Pen; ~ % Nc 10 Pen--s.l T. lsassy.
rus SAME GoID pras. IN SILVER gIIgysros oAsss WIZ
Eor f?sNO. Pen. l.tq7Aiiyl No; zen: ally
For - 20 No. Pen, itqu4y or No. Pcl. .dqa-l.
70, 50. s. r@a !. qa.aly, CT. No Pen ID quality,
mo. Fen % quality
FL. ~ - No PEN let qas.y orsso Pen, % qualify
ora No. Pca ID qua.Iy. 49,,
For 81 50s No. PEN LIT quality; oraho P'l - gicAy
For - ID a No. I Pen. 1T quaity.
Golp Pms. rrR5r QUALITY, IN nLvrRN. -yrED pSss
For 81 4P,n f,rs32Sa Nc. sPe; for s.a NO.f
Pri for 50 - No. Pen. -, =.
For s7s No. Pen; Tor 80 No. Pen and Tor Ssa NO.
The la Quality" pointed with the v.ry 5rs, iiidci
min Points careuiy s'io'ied, and pom o. ~ -
Inc I'D ,s,y superior to any Per- r~ds BY htH'
The "a entity he inoni, hail equal in r'ps' 10 Dnn
billy, Fl.tic,y una GOOD Writing ,lua.nrs tie oay true
any COG Ken P' se b"s .eiv 20 y that
previous opsrare hi' hcw ard rd'Ird si-ee.ns ~
could not 49, msr 0ood Nnti's and Da'pe teLs ''i
The mo-, h,d tlc ,lo!d been fund he'd 81 luiolsr.
Prris ordering mas, ia all lbs alcts specJ ne Ns,ne
n, A.. Nnhr md "Gualty Of tire Pens gif led and 30
par,irusr 20 Dc eris the Aind thty .ei,r"ee '.s OF
linbcr. ~ tnr. -.
ri,I. ,nI 10 Al who send twenty cents cnarec fe lH
i adj on TO the price OF goods ordered vii rInuaiy htH
pss se.,dins Gold Silver will be slowed ihe iDl pre-
mum tue day recf'ed' go as
~ CTTs-A disconn. Of 10 per cent viii be flowed -
s,, Of . r. and PR cen. 21 and - 20 ~ ccat %
SO q. sent 10 ono addrsss AZ Que lime. add 80
Wv A. MJhr'E.
No. IS Maiden IAne Ss~.vort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01

CHILDREN FATALLY BUgSED.-Coroner Bar
ret held all inquest on child two years Of age nn-ed
Mary Ann Stevenson. residing in Westinghouse near
Front who died from the effects of burns caused hv u,
clothes taking fire from tie stores child nomed
Anna Cook. Icacing in NonrCe-st.. near StgyTcSant
ave- was so badly burned Saturday TINT 1t died On
The day following. Verdicts in accordance were Nn-
dereC IN bot, cases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01

KNOCKED Down AND RoBDED.-On the night
of the 9Th irst Patrick Higgins residing at NO 'uf
Iisc.st was Knocked down IN house In Water So py
Joh, Mel oncbiin ard three others and robbed OF "a
cold watch and chain valued $500 ard $40 in treas
INV noicg. Yesterday Mclaughlin was arrested. ana
committed IL the Toinbs by Justice Dowiips None Vi
the missing property WAS recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01

READINGS FROM TIE foETs.-Prof d. T..
Frobisher gives Rcrdings Ills evening from shakes
pearo and the Poets. at tie New Rooms oi tie Young
Mems Christian Association, No. l6l Fiith-aye. Ad-
mission free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01

Az UKKvowE MAJ FOUND DEAD IN HIS
ROOM Yesterday unknown man. aboas 20 years Of
agc WIS found dead in biz room. 90 so. pa south
Fourth.s l.. ID. Coroner Barrett investigated the
case. aud found that deaf had oDmed IRON natural
causes. In tho pocket o. deceased found card,
on Which W., written. "P peraias Civil Engineer"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01
THEFT OF CLoTuISG.-OlIicer Buddington Of

tie l5.h Precinct Monday arrestcu AWeII" "ra''S'
having in bc- nossesson abou. $500 worth Of wearing
apparel which she confessed to have stolen rom hri
late mistress Mrs. Elizabeth Ferris of'No % Grea'
Jonesst. The accused was committed by JUSTICE Lea
with,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01

FIRE IN FoRTIETHS T.-The Empire Oakum
Works, in Fortieth-st between Seventh and Lishin'
ayes. we're damaged by FIRE on Monday evening to INC
amount OF 5000 Insured III the Rutgers, holman ana
Empire Companies.