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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24
10 iAs Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Aug. %. 1865
PRESIDENTIAL VISITOpS

y W H'socIafed Prfss
WASHINGTON, Wednesday Aug. %, 1865
PRESIDENTIAL VISITORS.
so Anr PRESIDENT to-day was occupied several
s..s 10 giving audience 10 more than n hundred
'tDIs some Of whom from the South expressly
sels Why theii cases should have priority of those
rs.4DuSy hied. The President granted two pardous
ii'ssiosy and two to-day. Gen. Eweil was again at
~, attorney -GeneIaPs Office this morning. endeayor.
sOl. iNP0A' y" N'' o"h aPpiica-
II. V. JOHNSON.
n,lschei '. johnson, formerly candidate for
Ffesldent on the Douglas ticket who was late Y
- succeeded in obtaining q .ong private inter.
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CnrcArR \ cos BROWN WINDSOR ana
CIY,ptN soaps for the to.i"to ale bS a" duSf'''' W."
al. .I-r. il p.lfuiucfy and fancy sricl'A
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GOVERNMENT ROLLING STOCK.

Many of the engines and ear-wheclS used by
Government on the Virginia Railroads have been sold
60 the Virginia Company on six roonths credit The
remainder will be sold at auction for cash. Thirty
locomotives and go ears viii be sold at Manchester on
Gle 81 Of October and so engines jOcars and 1900 tuns
railroad non at Alexandria on the 18th Of the same
nOlth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

CnEvALIgRs LIFE FOR THE HAIR restores
hair 20 Il, os,n. COLOR stops Its n. out Aeep' tAe
head rcsn ,suds above comparison with any o'ne' hal'
a. ..,nr S0t ,hr drug stores aud at my oihce NO l
p,,,,.y sAR,m A. CHEyALIsR ". ID.
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DIE n,

BEEPE-A. hs r-.id,nce No 1853 East Thry second IT, on
sutd DAY, Jan IS, W. >. bss5e. =,
hereby unoued and r-quir-d 10 att nd Special Com
uuos,ion Of aid Lodge No Union square
tbr,. OF rrsprc, 10 The rnory late brother W
s. as-be The procession will leave the Lodge room att
w. VIM r. MERRIAM Master.
BFILows-Los 3, yea on Sur DAY. eh ;, By ,hs founder
nofthe steamer Melville 90 tsi Noys:- itoa - era 70
hilton Erad Edward p Bellows Of proosyr, aged y yes''
and ~ month";
coLEYu hi. city Moni'r leh inst Of heart di'e''e
Indr-vr q. toby Ia the 4sth year q hi. sg.
II Is remains sill be taken &c Haasos, \. Y
Boston psp-rs Has. copy.
HAYNEs-in Broolyu ssasr6Ay Jan H. OF disease ,os
Lirui foui'b Muine B.t,.ryl second Of The Rev ID
g. and LydI. fsyne-, in the aJd y.aI o. III. sre
Fuarral TLur.dsv lrb inst ct q o'clock p m non No
7tsrctrii-t.. south brcotyn
Msin~ Isp.rs p!rs,e copy
HrLLs-In Harlem, Tuesday afternoon. Jan j; AaIs''s
A. wife 81 Jo.~phB. n H. ~ the nth year Of her sse
Eo,ic- Of funeral IN 10 InofrOwr prper.
sTUpwELI-a, Bedford y. y on Sunday jan. IS jo'epf
Tn. ard snd Of The 'iy sre rcsPoo'f ny nyt-a
10 st,rud III. the re,by risn rhsrsh BEDFORD
~ T. oD Tu sdsy the lTtb inst. Al O'Clock u SIC o.
W-dre,dIy the lslh list, At oc och p M a. NO. aion
rorpacc. Brooklyn, n. y Bis IlinAS' WI. &c iaAeS 70
Greenwood for in'crmru'
SLyER-Op Tu-si,y Jsn IT, George .ssi - months aud
days. second Of li-oEs- and Aars,rs, sysr 49,, -.
fu..l from The r-.iienc- Of bi. parents, NJ. ~ west
roon,enih.,t. Vt = o'clock Ihar'day morning
UNDEh'iILL-Ih- '-"@.n. Of ffsncs J. Unieihi hA.lh.
arrived from New Grssns iEe iorrrai 'c'vc.. will take
place Il the resid Of hi, mother No. lo East Thirty
bnh.., On "Wednesday Jan. % e. O'Clock ?. The re q
aud ri-i Of the l-ny Tvspuly Invited e. al
terd without further notice.
yASpsRBECK-On Tucsa-y Jan q; William lsadcibrTcs
aged - y.aIs -
IN. restiyr and f az respectfully invited attend The
fberal Oh rhu.jsy lsn INST Il O'Clock hem hs late res
li,nce No. 81 Charlton d.
VAN HOLIhN Don Tle,day Jsg. II, lsi3, hIrl,de a.
Holland aged years ard II MOTHS. -
III fuu.rsl win tax. place. fom lhe residence Of h- r.nd
NJ le.t-r
la :, o'clock T. IN Tho friends q .Re fmis iuvi.sd
a4,,ui
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VIII MIN G r o n.
Cosinued From Eighth Page.

o., tho obandopeA Fort Anderson and now hoio pos
ossior OF 6o whole breadth Of the peninsula To C"pe
The dvaneed packets are already %itn1 'I.o o.
Port tIsN-T. preparing 70 e"i4" - VIZ" " = -
Tso ssstinro with the division q Cap; (i.sson con.
.ls.rg ~ fourteen runHat' y NAsao'N $500. 80
roee 70 he beach with instructi9ns % pTo'ec' the
.noop5 rs ,ry advance and follow Ihei2 90 'he! move
A. ca.itop for Witnessing operations 10 day il, if
VI - f,yo-nh!r tien Inst q: yesterday. Tho
- r. I, 80 RIGHT quarter and vi i've the SNAKE
IT shoFs and ave us unobstrnced view OF ihe effect
II tn sfr OF vessels uron me Ors As WEI! rs the
-rerat org Of our eager storinine party.
TlAe-sHm MALVERN. Sa;urday--ll n IA.
Tn, Inst informed that the Gettysburg ~ start in q
~, -,i-n;e. for Fortress Monroe and close hastily.
In 4, tls hour nothing has been done this morning.
nc monitors aye iying quietly with the lroisides
-n1e' &C Guns 81 Fort FISHER.
No. sho. hes been exchanged since O'Clock.
s gan burst on tie Matopac YESTERDAY. slightly
.o.at -. tgo officers and one man seriously. These
rerc .lc IL caSrai'irS In the feet.
Tie atief OF ills moment IS hot 20 blight o. il ms
been. he sun is somewkat c!oude0 though the wind
sill continues from the westward giving US calm S, a.
We AcPo to finish the work up 10 day or to1ofTo" by
OSF O'clock o. m-The Ironsdes aud monitors
sryc ir,t opeued agsi0 on fori Fisher.
TNOUgLoCK y. 1.-THE division Of wooden vessels
80 81 eort raagr Il Fort Fisher agd firing rRpdiy
IJou 4. bu. ei citing reply.
Ea- clue here the X. X Guy !er Is 'lst Goort 10
cave v'ih dispatches for Fortress MOfr c.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Jan =, lEG5.
SeCrotarv Wecs mas add cssed the following con
x.atul4t.Iy Telegram to Admiral Porter;
NAVY DEPARTMENT. Jnr. u. l-13.
IL Req Admiral DAVID u. oK1ER Colmsn lug y. y. r.
Squadron "a " ii,ine on, Of Coni.aneant q the
"a -v-vsTd Va hinft.n.
SIE The Department has JUS received your brief but
hLly iratifyii dispatch anncu"ciug the fail on the
18th Ill ~ Fort Fisher, un,cr the combined assault or
che uayy and ulmv anu Ersicis To- courr' taate YOU
sad Gru. Tc-ry aud the brave ofcers sailors aud s"i
dieJ- q yoEr respective commands. o. y0Hr oIiout
succes. Acetp, ny ihenks f 7 year good vtTk
GIDEON WELLS, Secretary ei the Navy.
ImL cdiately upvu Itccl Of he news the following
ieeerern was ssa TO tie comu eHdaRs Il each Of tie
hnyy-- ards; 81, ,,.-
Nav rEpAETMENT. Jg1. u. le'5.
Fir- national salute IN honor o. the capture on tho
i5h i... ~ the Esbo. works ledcr.i POM, near
Wilmington, bv q camhurd attack Of tho mr.! and
raw. CHEN NELiTs. Secretary OF navy
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. D0NgELLY Me. introduced bill making
grant Of lands for railroad from st. Cloud TO the
Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad.
HOME FOR SOLDIELs.
Mr. Holman Tnd) introduced bill providing for q
DONATION Of public Gui- ~ the several States and Ter
Yores 70 he cxen, Of % 600 for each Senator.
Representative and Delegate for tie founding Of homes
for disabled soldiers 0nd ssaHeH aud Tor the support
and education OF :ho yhGa children Of deceased col
eiers AID seGLleL.
ISCREASGG NHvLNUE
ny SLOAS ofc. cd resolution directing The Commit
tee OF Ways AID Means u rcp0Tt b u increase tho
revenue 33l per cent.
Nj. STEVENS objected.
CAPTURE or PORT Fi8HER.
MT. RICE (Masa.) canaed % be read a communication
from the Secretary % the NaTy announcing the capture
OF Fort Fisher. The reading was followed b. general
applause.
FGDTAN AFFAIhs.
NJ. WEDON offered tie following. which was
agreed %;
Whysa, u 70 believed AID alleged by many pers ons that
the troubles ia which the United States involved With vsri
lndoB tribes the result Of uuvsc Indian policy
and fraudulent dealings with said Indians by the whites
aud wheea investigation Of the facts may enable the Gov
adopt better policy and also to correct
~ iess that may exist therefore.
h,.o.tei inst CsGa,,ec afGve bss2petnsa uhoss tau
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fAdvsris-m~n..
TWELVE YEARS AGO

HovryTrrp, STOMACH PrrTrKs struggling into notice
ss.int the prudic- which everything new however excel
l~gi, 1, doomed to encounter;
TO-DAY
rtand the head Of al n. and Alternative proportions
h. ~risen- IL. oc-bn,y has evoked msuS inha ion' %"
r,soi, Physicians Ironourc. ~" osIr sFy srsutASi
that ecn 81 into III" s c1sfnbft IN 'h-
Ho.pa. of to Army AID Nyy. the md . the ury
tonic and r-poT ushle for 'ns
t.inins tire 81 tile niafc, I-m~fy for
,curvy and al robuic tHrcsn and tie on'N p~cr or
.a.rsb... C1ops std krrrsia Rave 'H phriics ~
dof.d Il 40 the MIssRs MEDICINE 'rosiieNoe aud "
spinis1 Amrrca and al toe irupic cs'e. y eon.id"rrd
III. Only reliable sntidotr - -yid"mir '~V-f'.
There I. Il, r1yt-ry sboa, o. ifi II is
the sionischc and attentive Ia Which cpubined The
rr.nd r-quie, Il u1 and unvsed vrr'ao' ,tinn
l,r th the nn-.. s.-stiou Of tonic. snbiSns snt'cr
butte sp-ies spd derpsvo h-hs rsuts roots rnh harka
that hAy. ever been nisplIed In medicine. pi"psfaie
Tn. Btisrs hgv. III, d irryc quality which not shsfc
10 b.isvsd ~ .y tsuc tnctlf" - rriraet ~ the wofh
ih,y d. not ,,ei, lh pa Though thy nin~ w'td"Tu
ierf.- Into the .ysi and NEsnpheh to
.ustsin tho ~hoL physical o. ssnizsiioa-
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Business Notices.
IMPORTANT ro'MoruFEs.

Are yop l,u 81 a. might dbro%on Of your 'st by 's
ella suffering aad cIy.ns wh .ho -Icrn,i-n= r-n q ean'
teeth !. So 70 a. oaee snd gc, bottle Of Mrs Wwuow
soornyc sruuP Il viii relieve thc poor little 'uaerrr In
,rlial-y gcad apon .hers nsista.. about H.
There uo. mother oar;a who ha used who will
not y,u st ;isi vi. regulate hs Loses ard sve
rel 10 tie mother and relief aai hesh 10 the ohna op-r
.ss so msr,. Il perfectly sae % us. nssr cases. and
pleasant The ,se and is the prescription Of one Of tho
ode,. and bs, fs-s physicians aid H. the United
sYu+
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R>I'oro grab hS1 % "a oyna! et'ey sof' Re falling on
IN three dayl keep. lie head clean, cool Rni hcr.hy will
no, stain the An roll he whtes fabric The beat hair
dressing offered toe pahc Can be used freely
nothing Injurious strengthens and promotes The growth
Of tho veal f hair IL ia yseonns@6eG and g.e1 tao rsf
,aed,egl authority IN NtD lo,k AL freely invited 10
eIsmls hi, wonderful triumph II science Sold tho drug
sto.ss and my Office No i3 Broadway wbers sdviee
10 tho Ioatueat OF the b.lr vii be sra,uousy Ivsn.
Pcs psr bottle Ss Re. half d9ien IN fancy boxes Can
De cent by eS2susi sAHAK A. CEEyILiEH, NJ. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

Jes, FROM The NsyYorh State Volunteers Institute at
Niagars under tue charge Of Colonel and Mrs. L. L.
Young have arrived in ScwYorl and viii shortly
give public drill and gymnastic sn,er,sinr,ent
Meanwhile theI relatives and friends are invited 10 call
at No 6is Drosdwsy where thsy staying present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

BALIISoLB- Tuesday jap. T., 1867.
Ire american has the following from IL special
correspc.fent with the Wilmington expedition. y DO
las Us. lived at Fortress Monroe:
TORT MONROE, Tuesday. Jan. l7-C:o0 .. IN.
after three days and nights Of bombudmeni Fort
Fisier j. ccrs with a the contiguous works command.
:ne 10 inlet Tie assault made by the Army
end q. Naval Brigade at three o'clock Sunday AZ
te,-oo.. One corner offhe Fort secured in half
~ hour TAT had hand 10 land fight with the gar
..Soa rch astsd until nine O'Clock at night 1t
aver lbora and bloody resistance and the Fort
snd tlc approaches were strevn with deed The gar
tieon I'd been heavily reinforced. Tire number Of
yrsoness taken was over 200. The number vi guns
eap,lsed gss 70. All The forts, including Mound ard
Lsoks s,gnd Batteries, surrendered. The Rebel loss
i, IT, ault was 800 dead besides the wounded our
s9ss g. ny and Navy) is about 800 killed and wounded
Fieei ..st Preston and Lieut.. Porter. commandsnt
.fts. ,sship. were both killed in the assault. Cen
WIFI erd Col. Lamb both prisoners aud
xO,al.l.
TIE Il sl pirates Tallahassee and CbickamauSa were
boz. (. p. fight aud were driven up The river
o. -rrboats went UP the river on Monday morning
d.. Toners vii be Immediately sent North.
We 81 seyera, days Of delightful weather
iic sziae in the fort exploded by accident on
ion-o, corning Killing and wounding go OF our men
The SILtiaso dc Cuba brings the bodies Of L!euts
Sa.',' sad Porter. and the wounded OF the navy.
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HAvE YOUR OLD NEWSPAPERS. -Stockweil &
Emerssa. ~. 2j AnntL. va ~ Mem .. tic highes:

Bulls HrAp.-Tho total receipts OF the week
foot NJ: Beeyss 1864; Cow 81, Calves eia; Sheep
e,cOi; Swine 1905: Fnourb. one would think. 10
other kinds Of mesi, game and fsh are great Yet
the prices Of live stock Of a kinds have iucd higher
IL an ever known before. This 10 wholly OWING t. do
tenions Of raircbd aud the rampant spirit Of
specuetion which foresalls the market and compels
butchers 10 pay whatever price demanded since they
must have meat beoanse their customers will not fore
20 a single meat ration no matter wLHtnsy 10 Sac
price So We 20. High prces. but no famine
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mARRIE ID.

rootF-HrSr-0n Saturday Jan "a at the residence Of
C. NJ. Plumb, esq., by the Rev. o. b frothnghsm Cyrus
o. roor esq. Of Nosiork, aud Mise H. d. Haut Of VIEW
Haven. w.
PiNNEY-HARRIsA Hspis, Church in 0weyo on Mon
day be 18th inst. b. the Rev. Wu. IL King MI u D. fn-
nry Of and Mira Emma j. HAMS Of New YORK C'y'
UPsDgLI-EArs-On Tuesday. Jan II, e, 81: Thomas's
Church by the Rev Dr. Morgan. John Upsdel Of tins city
10 Jenny a.. Of n. Louis Mo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18
IAdycf;i. u-ni 4!

Do not waste your money buying any OF the
nam1ous WORTHLESS articles called GOLD Prss when
have flooded the market f,r the last few years when
lower prices you get pens which arc Acknowledge
10 he the BEsr IL THE W0GLn.
See advertisement 10 anothc. co!Imn Tee Fen Is
Mishtlss tLan the Sword"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

RUS OvsR AND KILLED.-Chsrles Haynes,
In Jumping from dummy engine the Hadron River
Railroad. yesterday. at the OF TenthsYe and
Seventh st. fell and o. the wheels passed him
carsing almost instant death His remains were taken,
" tie es.encs u bis pare:s Nc 23t Toatlsvs. and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

The Life Of David Abel, the Missionary, is
the subject # lecture TIE evening by the Re-. Dr.
Dewitt a, the rooms OF Tie Y ang Mens Christian 81
soc.atlon. No. lGI Fifth ave.
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lAarshissln, ut |

iAdye difsfn' M.
For Non-Retenton or lucoutincuce Of Urine,
Irritation Inflammation or Liberation of TIE Bladder
n, kidneys Dipeass ol tho PROSTATE Glands. Stone IN
IA, Bladder Calculus. Gravel ~ Brick dust Dcposii
nd oil dirofscs of he Bladder kidneys and Dfopsoa
ggclugs rsR EEISBoLD's FLUID EA1nAcI BCthv.
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THE LUNGS

SiHIcKf ADD MSLrIYLUoUs CoUoH BAfsAn IL the only
FOR toughs Cod Bronchitis Asthma aud ConsunP
iall to sErct permanent For saio lay
r. G.. WxILs Co. No. IFS Frrnkn-at., N T. Dr. STAiCH
LApD's TosIc cures the worst casos OF Dy.p~pir-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

iAIycrtls.in-r,
The slepdid February Number Of DRMoRgsTs
I,trsrr ann MONTHLY and MyE. DENoRfsT's MIRROR
on TAsulnx. nos ready. TIE ladies vii be surprised
aud delighted III the February number Of this model
magazine. which contains Oct 81 hteTaI! e.h ana
midi nov sit O.. DO not mil TO see the magnificent
February Euubsr now ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

4 READY AND Conclusive TEST Of the prop
critics Of IIllMB0LDs FLUID EXrEAcT BlChL VII b. n
conparIfon with those Get forth Ia the uniod states
Di.pcIaatcry. IL l. no quick ncslfnm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

Prof. Dubois, The funny frencbmaI," open
a.. budget Of bpndcls" al bod vOrths Hall his eycn
ing (Jan 49, FOR the Third time nis entertainment, "a
sail TO be novel and amusing,
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decd. s.v Rebel es..,n psie..

POLAND, Me-. Tuesday, Jan. IL. iS5.-The
h,.iI Zee. Wing Star Ing AID Msc-s irs,ethe. ron
i,rrs have sTived here with Portions OF the cargo OF
ss biis schooner Rebsc-. OF ST. John ~ b., Capt Kelly
Y.I-i 70 Fass.u n. P which wss evidently intended i'f
80 De- c9rsrnnIt.9n
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.fAJycrii-em-ntl

UfLMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU is pleas
ant m taste nna odor free from all nlrrou4 properties
4 nj Iufled Ito In lis notion.
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(,uERCETE MEDICINES FOR tbs tNfokTU-
Ntry--f1 page pamphlet with fgil particulars free.
Address III ". X MgLwiS co. NO. ~ Liberty at,
York
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ON EYES MADp Nrvv

pamphlet directing 10. speedily re1,orc sis. aud ei'
ND srctsc- wiho aid Of doctor medicine sent by
ues on reesip, OF ~ cent? Address
L. u. foorE. II. D.. No. 1880 Broadway. New Yorh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

PRAyRn MEETING THIS "Wednesday EvKN'
mo f,o 10 eluei IN ID. Midj- Chlr-s or LsfHycti.
place sua Fourth q, strans, aud CitI~bs welcomed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

A reliable Toxic. pIURRTIc, BLOOD PURI-
IIrn and IAyICoHAIOE-Hrfspoip3 tATrscr 81
H.4g
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BRows's BRONCHIAL TR0cHRs, for Pulmo.

nary and Asthsc Disorder hsve proved their eaesey BY
OF nsny y-ar snd havs received Testimonials from emil
who have used them.
Those who sro sui ring from Coughs Colds Hosrseness
Sore Throat Gc should Try The Trocse' simple remedy
which is In almost every efec.usl
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laivsdiscni,BL

WINDOW SHADES,
Yor sIyls ht. for s,or.s for D~sl'inss.
Manufactured toy
ola J. H. KELlT. No. 80 Broadway
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. - Diseases Of


Nsryous Seminal aud Urinary Organs New ard reliable
Treatment Reports sent free OF sealed Ad
dess DR. J. sKILLis ovaHyos Ac.ins sgcos, 10. 5sak
kiutss e., kL..sssly ME, Pc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

ARREST OF BURGLARs.--On the night OF the
let inst the residence OF Mr.. Andrew Bennett No l2
West Twenty .seyenihsi. was entered by burglars.
The noise of their entrance aroused him. and he crap
pied with one Of the ruiians The fellow sciked called
on hs companion. boy of fifteen years to fire nj NJ
Bennett fnd he discharged one barrel but without
effect They then fed. the nsn leaving hs coat IN the
hsnds Of Nj. H. On Monday night, Officer Irving OF
the Tr entieth Precinct arrested Joseh Mc'ivens ard
his brother John Che latter hoy Of fifteen years IN
Eighth.nvc.. TN sgsicion Of being the burglars The
boy fully identified by Nr. Bennett anu other ~
mates Of the house the who discharged the pst
Justic. LedV isl committed him without ball. and held
the ether to await Identification.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

CONTRACTS rsrHE STREET DgPARrMBNT.-At
~ o'clock Yesterday. proposals were opened in tho
Street Department for dredging south side Of Pier NO.
~ North River and for rebuilding the minor r,riior of
the came pier For dredging the pier three bios wcrs
rec. ived and the cntrsct gss auaiicd tn David Bab
cock for the sum ~ &C. ~ For rebuilding The pier
oniy ono bid VS. received aud that being rslficient
IN award Was made, and order was entered To re
advertise for proposals for tho work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

MAYORS OFFICR.-Mr. George W. Morton,
IN. MAYORS First Marshal has rlcted The returns
.r the rear ,6 Of the amounts received for ceuses
aud fines pnd into the Mayors office. The reoepis
we're e. 500 ~ increase Of "a. so more than tue
amount received In ls6J
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Paper Coliars-si 50 per 1905 10 for 10 eenis t,,s
csss Collars in every respect Sample by mall cents For
sale At y SnITu FowLEn retail iepartRen 3fsIk row.
s..I Rimxs far f..,Is.,en-FINE 0OLD-NEW
sIYLFS-SlX. EIGHT, TEN, TWELVE. FlFTEES
TWENTY-FIVE 60 ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
LARS each For sae by GEO. y. ALLEN. No. SIS brosd
way, ere dear bsAcw cssLs.
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Gprtial Nolltcs.


Chamber Of Commercial special meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce viii be Ibid Oh THURSDAY HEAT,
lamar, 10 a, on- ococ. consider the r-Por, q th.
spec!,l Committee on the fIons OF The Reciprocity
Tte.,v vita Canada Also eons!i,r The meiors Of the
gosu pos,d Of Trade = lie Of .hr United States. on
the po.,poaeri.n, Of the Ben.ruptcy BIZ. by order.
JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS, IT,, secretary
Union Central Con.mlttrc.-A meeting 81 'h. Com
mtrr viii be held IT hrsdgUsricI corner a. bt'sd@y sn
Twenty third It,. 90 THURSDAY EtESN Js $500 ~ :, "
Gs.rGH s. IL i, ny; ys,>.c,.rie..
American Insti,nre.A spe, M,e,irs e hi, ie;' %
1865 a, =; O'Clock The Kooa.s Of The insuic IA tt
Coortr Cuon "a ding. N,nbc a.e rsjatsis- :; 4,shd
By order OF tie Trustee JIhau bt Ii, Gee. Sc ,
yics Al men m w.ut cfTlEs, sCAHFs, GLOVES Tiss
IRIS, SOCKS. UNDyRCLOIfiiNG, COLLARS riEs
T,r SCARF PINS. SLEEVE BUTTONS, &C., can tbs
TIES suppl, th-.-lye. very rate lpdeed At III
1IEEs,F SMITH & FOWLERs RETAIL sroHr, 40. lriEs
giFs 2 PARK Row tie sriEe ts.ancc OF Winter TVS
TIES so,i 4. to be closed II what Il will ne
r.n, 10 make foOla tor ssSISo lnrongAroSs RVS
iEs O..r COO dssr g cent riss q. % c.a' srstIE
elias. rsp.r Coart Per hard.a snIsfns Linen Col!
lars, PEI f s,,,;T 81 W ssS 1 nSnAwYEs S''A
Heavy Mixed M.gao slrs Or pr-s sn at 81 80 each a.,s
price s2 ESrs srPct Clon'd 81 Ira ani iswsfs a. - -
MIrd shira aud SIS each r:guar price ~
m, goods all nr.teis' sane as rs so n bTosdrsS It
W. ?. ?. Smith FOWLER.
whel..als depaI men. ~ d waren-t.
Browuc,s Metallic Weather strtpsand window
Eauds totally exclude COLD; WIND, AAlN. SNOW end
i,I1sT c-or, 80 e..yce. G. booRs. NIsDoxs md SKY
tugrsstop the rafting % saahes w.shout INTERFERING With
m, ire, M, OF tho They h- the CEs And
-s ,,rrau,d FOOD Tor two ,eas Dor eircula h pees
rr,erene-.. &C., ,ii5 ~ tas pATEST METALLIC
WEATl.R Sdhr .U Acme, Csaf NM ap,ST
Hall
Uou,ekseperr will IND az No. A0s broadway
the iVOKLD's CLOTHES DRYER" Machine taeywogd
ot mart with for time. !.s price, after usiag Il. u viii be
set % aud warranted TO give satisfaction.
Counte rfens, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dealing IN my
Preparations warned against purrharig fs and oIs
tn,t as eng mine that do Ave private
Revenue stamp each box. and tho words, HOLLOWAY,
New wrer arsed IN the boo. OF directions Thee
offered Tor sals In th city Any party
no win detect them viii receive hAd.o. w.It BY sp
plying 30 thu und,Tssnsi, THOh HOLLOWAY,
r'"' No. 81 Mai5en-lane.
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THE VERY LATEST.

son.msfy Of Re-uiis-A Desperate Con-
iss'-ovcr 2,GeO Prisoner. Tnken--
900 Rebels KslIsd-7O Guss Captured
Oar Loss poo in niI-Thc Rebel piruscs
Iaiinhnssrr mud ChirLaD,unf,. Cnughs
Accidental r. xpios .on OF the Fort Mag.
ssjar, killing md y oundin, gao Of eur