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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Not Too Late Yet.

To those who, looking for presents, seek to
combine real usefulness with pleasure. We would say
bny sewing machine IT will lift from weary shoui'
ders tbe heaviest burden that weighs upon them Its
cheerful click prophecies Of rest TO weared hands and
shattered nerves and leisure for the charities ana
amenities of life. To the widow and seamStress
toing for livelihood it is the boon Of health and
independence.
The savage and the semi.barbsran tasks woman like
beast Of burden for pleasure or profit. What should
be said of him who still dooms his wife 10 the drudgcry
Of hand. sewing. 1t ranks with caTding spinning.
weaving and grinding corn by hand padding canoe
fishing with bore hook, and inhabting howell 1t Is
as much Of place with the civilization OF the nine
teenth century would be an Esqumaux in Iiithave
II is a shameful waste or idling OF time. when the
charities and higher purposes of life call 40 ioudiy-a
worse than vast. Of nine hours OF the ten 20 occup
What shall excuse pnliae this Only necessity that
knows no law The rich cauno, urge this plea and
judcious economy would put the sewingmachine into
nine Of every ten families In our land Let be under
stood that idling with the handneedle is dscrediiabe
and that it is as fashionable and much more sensible
TO have a sewing g.machne as pianoiorie
WHEELER & WILSON. No. 625 Broadway. are still
among the first in tie sewing machine business lhcr
machine has carried the American name and fame
aronnd the world and to households in every land.
Their increasing facilities for supply have hardly Kept
pace with their growing business. Not content
with acknowledged excellence even they have ayaed
themselves Of such fruits Of genius rs hare commended
themselves to their judgment and their machines now
vie. in artistic finish with any article Of furniture
They have recently added 20 their stock some black
walnut and birdseye maple cases that rival, and IN
our opinion, sppass any foreign woods. These are
really articles of luxury well use. The palmer
styles are equally erviceable. and extend their willing
and ireess arms TO aid al who call upon them II is
matter Of much Importance to have the guaranty OF an
old and responsible Company.
Commercial Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
MIR. Seward md the A fairs in Chill.

The following correspondence between Mr..
Seward and merchants Of this city Ia published in
La 70; de La America.
. . 49, NEwYoRk Dee T. 1865
TO n, Hon. Wx H. SEWARD Se1tiGry 81 state Ba,hinq.
SIE The underssned citizen. OF th. United States. mer.
chants largely interested in the trade between the United
States and ,h beg respectfully % ePesent that this is
ei ef-t between that country sud spain the later having
comenccj summarly ho.iics against the former IN
usue A. 70 can ior1b the protest. o the fesdsn foreign
ministers H. Chii among whom we have the sa,ssciion Il
.ssng our excellent representative The lloa. thomss H.
Ne.Ou-
The measures Of the Spanish Admiral Psr,. have placed
our Interest In great jeopardy aud pcrevcfcd G win lead
70 fuinous losses Th. urge. ihe uudrfsusd solicit tho
rndy Intervention II Government IN the quarter where
ton oi ho.iie' snd that the questions in dspge be made
the subject Of negotiations.
The Gnderagned Addfe.. ,heseve, to you With greater
because OF the ever ~Aehn care have shown
for the international nier..ts o. country Tfu.ng you
will Parton the liberty We remain, mos, respectfully your
Georg. O. Hob.on Of Al,op Co. valpar,i.o and Lin,
joseph W. Alsop lIsbbri Chuncey Thco. " Riley, Lor
ing shuis Samuel ID. Crane Co of Lofins Co., NApa-
iGiso; C. T. Hcmenway, Edwin Thompson TLwirg Bros.,
Haywood, Hayden Co.. j. p aAnning
MR.. SEwARD's REPLY.
DEPARTMENT STATE. NssHISGrOS. Dec. H. 1863
OzSTIEnEs: have recved youl letter OF the ith ius,
calling attention 20 the Gicn tie. which pending
between Spain aud Chill Ind soliciting the friendly inerven
ton Of the Government Of TIE United States with e New Of
m eating the TuDOus losses the Of citizens OF the
United states hs~y 70 from hee compator.. aud Of
obtaining ~ least Cessation Of hosties until the questions
In dispute two Power, be made the subject
In reply the satisfaction to inform ,ou tha, the good
Offices Of tho Government of the United States have already
been rendered 10 that effect still being continued with
deep inter ST. end not without tho hope eventually Of
ng result saciory to interests and to those Of the
United States am gentlemen, yogI most obeden .erva'
WILLIAM III. SEWARD.
To Messrs George @. Hob.on and others, No. southt
New.iork
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
BATTALION DRILL OF THE SEvRNTY-FIRsT

BATTALION DRILL OF THE SEyRHTY-FIRsT
PEGIMEsT-One OF n class Of pleasant occasions incl
dent 10 life in New.York, took place at the State
Arsenal, corner of Seventhaye. and Thirty hfths''
last evening namely. a battalion drill by the ofl'
GERS ana members OF the list Regiment n Y. 5. NJ
There was full attendance OF the sodiery and also
very large representation Of their friends, including
liberal quantity OF ladies. The occasion was sig
nalized bv the first appearance Of the new band
Of the regiment. which Is composed OF ioTiy lnstfu
ments having been organized by NJ ID. l.. Down
M and being led by him. Both regiment and
band made highly credible appearance. and IN
case of the latter we are assured Mr. Downing means
business and VIC feel certain the public VIII welcome
the formation of another musical party OF TINS par
eulerly as il includes among its members several very
talented musicians The band was not quite iun last
night and there some substitutes but the organ
z4tion promises very well indeed notwithstanding.
The field and staff officers OF the 7lst are as follows:
Colonel B l.. TraGord; Lieutenant-Colonsl. WiiIain
j. Cole; Major Oliver Libby; Adjn'ant, John H. LILY
ermore: Quarternaster. John A. Hul Phymaster. T.
II. Wilkens, Surgeon, - Pratt Engineer J' ifui"'
Smith.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

Loves Sacrifice, wherever seen, is pathetic.
1t asserts the supremacy of the soul over the passions
and therefore the possible dignity Of human nature
which aside from occasional capacity for sefsacr
nee through love- is greatly calculated to inspire
respect. Indeed, there are few statements so pro
foundly true as that which some OF make o
week 70 the effect lat we are miserable siDne;s; and
IL is only the memory of some Col Newoome. or Little
Nell Matthew Gilmore, that reconcles 20 the con
ditiob by suggesting the good side of bad subject.
Hence the pleasure such as it is. of seeing Loyels
drama Of Loves Sacrifice which has often been
acted az Wallacks Theater and which performed
last night for the purpose Of introducing Mr. James W
Wallack in tie part Of Matthew Gilmore The charac.
Ter is admirably fitted TO Mr.. Wallaeks peculiar
1uod OF mind in which Intensity Of emotion and warmth
and richness Of agnation conspicuous elements.
fillmore is nan of nosle mind and generous heart,
whose LIE is darkened by the CONSCIOUSNESS Of one
wrong Or least unfortunate action. for which all
lis after conduct is penance. The workings of this
secret anguish and the sacrfce which their noble
fure entails upon itself in atonement for past evil
sepcted Ia the drana-as everybody knows for every
body must hare tin the OF interesting
love story Mr. Wellack deneaes the character with
great individuality and in certain pathetic parts his
aaturaness of grief goes straight 10 the heart. The
quality Of repo5e marked and admirable in all his act
ing-at least II we may Judge by recent personations
is strangely brought oot in this SO that in abso
8ute silence be is at tunes profoundly eloquent. The
performance should be seen by all who love to study
careful effort in the dramatic art. Mr. Waack has put
1he piece the stage with his accustomed taste and the
cast parts is uncommonly good. Mr. Fisher wins the
warmet applause for his vivacious and humorous ST. Lo
Mr.. Gilbert is specous and offensive ana there
fore admirable villain Paul LsfoDt; Mr.. Holston
4. - G1V4. Ham Drse
Miss Hcnrques is excellent Margaret Gilmore
evincing ss she does, real feeling, and playing in
several scenes with quiet dignity and taste and Miss
Burke Is delightfully."- arch and pquant as Herminie.
THE drama Of Loves Sacrifice will be repeated on
friday. This evening. "Secrets Worth Know
ing" win be repeated. the Poor Gentleman
in rehearsal at this theaer bat the next real nov
city viii be Tom Taylors Henry Dunbar" Let us
hope the play will be less prosy than it, title.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Mr.. sEwAED's REPLY.
PassenRers Arrived.

In Steamship saIoni. from Iamburg-s. Lowenshsl.
r. Pickering wife and child. J. swopo, $. IioeI !.
w Kriege and wife. A. Hedsieci H. Albert and wife.
Johanna Philippsohn. T.. Leinhsrt, Lorenzo Koher,
Rosais Kaufman, Felix Roseuthal, &. Lubts. ID. A.
Lowii,, wife sud cbnd. Elise Gray, Magarcihs Busch.
man, Otto Schanx, y. BerIsnaeiiner. Ernes,ine k-'s
Ber,hs Hemmuch. H. Reisch, ". Ksini.n sara Weiss,
Henrietta Bodeuhen, George How FIanci. Softer. Herman
Hess Julie Erer. Louis Saultcr Charles fte.sen, John
Abdn, Paul Wei.g Ufch Wcnster George liech Georse
Goodrich, T.. Herbert. ID. Duk H. Hcmpe, T.. Ms6cri II.
Pohmann, NJ Stern, Louis Triede, X. {. Weibacher, H.
Herman, =. II. Lsub elmer and glitter. Joann Bauer
r. Iorbrr W Bul,ch. II. Heller Jas. Harry Kniherfofd
Emil Thompson M Opn and two children, aud go iu the
second cabin al steeTsSe
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Dusiness Notices.

A MISTAKE CORRECTED.-LOve was not born
in rose That's a popular Tie winged God hr't
opened his eye, the light in Of those mikwhe flowers
Of the ,ropics from which PHALoSs NIGHT BLOOMING CB
RKrs m and 1t, inderuc,be and matches fra
gnncr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
m.rL.,.-Reyortea bv TelegrapA.

CHICAGO Dec 27-Flour firm Wheat oHi % 81 y J y 5
4ia4,c for No. Oats steady Hshwines insenye MI.
x.on. finn; Meas Pork, +Z71 bZ7 3O extra fo rs.s
S,o Knt shoulders In demand at lie. Lard hrn hogs
sctvs Light supply, ~ ;oa 80 50 Tor medium 10 sa@ as
bbls Four IA bush. Wheat 5000 bush Corn 800 ous"
O.ts fihipments-5,OOO bblz Flour 500 bush. wheat -.
Cscrv..Ti Dec Z7FiOur fmer, and m good demand at
x7uTNO Hogs active Bud l5c. higher al on market ttsen
al sIIu a 50 close sellers a. Outside fnss,ions ne
~. Nicer PoIs H. good demand a. -" 'V non" on
sfk, al Tie close. Green hrf's active ana s,ya'su
Ieal. Grn Lord IL good 1snaHd ai I8.c' "AAy au" ~
IL N.ln 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

BURGLARY.-Thomas Burke, Seyari Varttori
and j. epL Per0zZ a Young men, wgre & ieiue;y
for having on Tuesday night forced On entrance into
the .econd hand clothing store of Abraham Cohen ana
.toen clothing money etc. to the amount OF SOl9 %
portion OF the stolen property was found 10 thcir
possesson They yesterday committed by Justice
Hn1an
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
THEFT ov U,RyEss.-Officcr McCarty of III,

THEFT OF HARNESS. McCarty Of the
Twcn,vninth Precinct yesterday arrested Joseph Bur
poyne on the complaint OF Thomas Harper Of Manga,
IN *. Conn The complainant states that Oh the I'D
int the prsoner stole from his ut the above place
NJ acts o} harness sewing machine and other articles
tber Of the value of $3.50 portion OF the stolen
propery was found under the bed OF the prisoner In his
anort ment at the Albon House. No. III Cedar'st He
was committed by Justice Dodge. The accused Is a
native of England aged u years, and gun maker.
lie states that the articles belonged to bis brother
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-On Tuesday night
last John Coakley forced entrance INTO The rear Of
The ieweIry store Of Geo. Petry, No. 236 Thrdave,
nd AZ tbe time Of his arrest by Officer Barnes Of the
Eighteenth Precinct had packed up 500 worth ,5 OF
silSer ware for the purpose Of carrying IL a"y; Me
He was committed by Justice Dodge for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

ADRIYT.-Capt. Phillips Of the United States
Hevenuo Uno. picked W, yesterday afternoon
near the NarfOws. a skih about IA feet long contAin
lug negro boy about Is years Of age, who no doubt
would have gone TO sea but for bis timely deliver
spce as be was thout oars and had been "a hours in
the boat He calls himself George HiliiaId. atn says
he left village the canal in jersey The boy Is In
the care O the Police and tho boat IS board The Ono
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
borrowed A Pocket. BooK.-On Christmas

BORROWED a TOCKET-BOOh.-V7 V77T7'01'''
Day. Henry Mclean, returned so!dier, at present
sonping at the Soldiers Home in Howardst., IN com.
pany with Solomon and Daniel Johnston. made several
call. around town. In the Of their peregrna
tions Mclean by some means lost his pocKet M Mb9ok
.fcnntaininp no uoucy) and a bank book containing
,oucers for $500 Yesterday lie caused the arrest OF
his late companions by Officer Gynn OF the Elghth IRE
cinct on a charge Of having stolen the articles. Inc
prisoner Daniel states, that he borrowed the pocket
hook but knows nothing OF the bank.bOoh They weie
committed for trial in default Of ss,UC pan eheh
Daniel l. aged 27 years n native OF Maryland lives ot
MameroDock and is carpet reD0vatOr. Solomon Is
aeed on years and resides with his brother.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Latest ship News.

., ARRIVED.
Steamship SaSon!a (ilsmb Meyer. Hamburg Dec. 10,
SOUTHAMPTON 18th mdse. and III pass. Kunhrrd Co. In.
couerrd heavy gale. most Of the passage detained out
side II sandy iioos fof 2, hours 10 dense for
Steamship Costa Rica Harris. New Orleans days md'e.
and phss.. J. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

THEFT or CIGARS Officer Dixon OF the
III .teenth Precinct yesterday arrested George and
Win. Smith on n charge Of having stolen iron Simon
nns ot 500 A portion OF the goods were fouud in
their possession. They we're conunittd for tral ~
Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

BRICKs-3O, 900 Bricks ARE MADE PER DAY
nv the NATIONAL BRICK MAcnnE, which Is the most
Wonderful machine oil the age. A hkolA "eno'S'
Agent No. l30 Broadway, NJ \.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRISGER, with
cogs The beat in use. H. G. BROWNING. 347 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
WITH SUPPLEMENT-

FOREIGN OPINION. from English
Tesmonals giving evidence Of the efficacy Of BRowss
BRONCHIAL TnoouHs
have derived greater benefit from tho TRocHEs than
from anything ever tried" BBookHousE BOWLER,
Prime Tenore Of the British Operate Association London.
81 knew such wonderful cure for Hoarseness"
W. RANDALL Oxford Music Hall
az have red your TRocHEs aud testify to their ef
cas" CHARLES SLoHAS.
The English Improvisator.
The TBOcHEs give great satisfaction"
T.w. r. LEE, Editor Loushborougb Monitor.
"vsry beneficial In clearing the Throa when cOmpe
sins, though suffering from cold" ANsIEY Cooxx.
Ofthe Royal Italian Opera" London.
Miss Louisa PrxE of the "Roysl Italian Opera" speaks
of THE TxocHEs in the highest terms and them con-
s.anty to clear and strengthen the voice
For Coughs Colds and Throat Diseases the TRocHEs are in
vsraby eiiicacious.
BURNErT's FLORIMEL closely resembles the
odor Of rare and deat. bouquet of flowers and in this
respect stands unrvaed few drops will leave It's peculiar
and delightful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours
BuRSErrs COLOGNE Is equal to the best imported 1t '
put up and style and wins for itself favore
place the dressing 1t. intrinsic merits really justify
the high reputation in which heidi Pyordenee Journal
For sale by all druggists
NEGLECTED COUGHS AND COLDs.-Few are
aware of the importance of checking Cough Common
Cold n its first sssc that which in the beginning would
yield to mild remedy If neglected preys upon the
Luns. "BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs." or CouGH Lo.
yyaE', afford instant relief
NEW THINGS On leg.
The Skating Caps, Skating Gloves and Fur ComforeIs at
GEsIs's, No. 5l3 Broadway
J. r. ELLIS, DEALER IN
WHEELER & WILSON Howg SEWING MACHINES,
| Machines to rent and KEEP, in order without charge
A FACT.-Cheapest good Sewing Machines
the BARTLETT SEWING MAcHISEs: NJ 500 Broad
way Price Sz' Same 'titch as WILCOX 0iOo' nano or
A SILENT SEWING. MACHINE, making the
durable. WILCOX GIBBS. No. sos Broadway
The FLORENCE SEwING-MACHINg, with Re-
yeisibe Feed and Uniform Tenon-making four different
stitches. No. SOS Broadway
| GROVER d BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
Elastic STITCH SEWING MACHINES for family no 40
Broadway.
| IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES for Talors
and Manufacturers. GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE
CoaPAsY. No. 495 Broadway.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS of affection and charity
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S LocK. STITCH SEWING MACHINE AND
| Burros. Hole MACHINE. No. 6,5 Broadway.
HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPASY.-ELIAS
Hows jr President No. 6l9 Broadway. Agents wanted
In few years more discriminating public
will .s, other remedy for Burns and scsds shall be
used aud why should this be universal at as many
valuable lives would be saved through its agency for is
positive fact that DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIs EXTRACTOR
eves the sgony few nents and always heals without
One trial will convince the most skeptca For sale
| everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE in
New.York. No. 329 Canast. G. BAsIET.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

ERIcssOy's CALoRIC ENGINES, for pumping and
all light work. unequaled. No. l6i Daane'st, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

pvrp,s X. SoAp-THg PEOPLES FRIEND.
Eor landry Hatbing and Toilet use, becomes ei,
trcmely hard and not liable to unnecessary waste So'
hv a,occrs everywhere Depot No. $50 Washington'st'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

DECKER BROTHERS NEW PATENT PIANO
FoETEs No. 81 Bleeckerst. (which The Word ofDec.
% SAYS: Upon the merit Of ad.
Dirable mechanism, added to very simple but won.
derfuly substantial improvement the Decker Piano has
during the three years that has been before the musical
world. gained celebrity rvaling that Of the instru'
ments made by the oldestestablished American and
European firms"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
IhdvcrtiGcnieus
LETTERS. No. 573 BROADWAY.

The only place in the city where .,.....
LADYs' Coon BOo1s AID SHOEs AND dfA1lENsNs
EupROIDRRpD SlIrpEEs can be had at low prices
JgyFERs No. 57J BRoADwN.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Guetial Notices.
The lion. SCHUYLER CQifax
WILL DELIVER AN 8DDREsS

The lion. SCHUYLER Cplfax
WILL DELIVER AN ADDRESS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN,
SATURDAY EVENING. Dec. %. at 4 oc.otk,
Under the auspices Of the
CENTRAL UNION Gil h OF BROOhLhN
Subject: "ACROSS THE CONTINENT" .
T.e.s Ne extra charge for reserved seati FOR
ale al Dv,s Co.'s Book store No. ai6 Futons, Brooklyn
9TH Regiment,
NATIONAL GUARD. -
Thu Seventh Regiment will give RECEFIloN 81 tne
Academy OF Mnsc the evening Of the 3st OF annary ooo
m bsnor of those members who have served IN tho Regular OF
Volunteer Army and Navy during the late heoeion ana al
WHISTLER active exempt at the tie Oh eneIhs
Nh, service we'll those who served WIN the regiment
during either Of its three campaigns, and aeiwsru ehfed
United States service requested 10 ea lne aoNe
vita rank and tho number o the compsny In
ths Seventh 10 which they belonged to Captain ur OhuE
MOORE SMITH, Chairman Of Committee on inVlations,
Box No. 987 NewYork p D.
Deafness aa1 Discharges from the Tar Radi-
caly Cured b, the use of the recently ves.d Vegetable
extract
Price. 81 50 bottle For sale by all Druggists
WEEKS 4 POTTER, Drusgt.S, 10. 10 washing;Ou.t.
Wholesale gents
A Choke and Desirable Holiday Present for
family of children /, NOES PORTABLE DOORWA>
81 sc Pdr-t0u l2 - ~ %. s9da Nc. IS Dconcey 81
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

Barnumsa says the Ourgl awaSonea w lin ifEn,
asleep. q "1'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
ON EYES MADE NEW,

without spectacles Doctor or Msd'caes ranp''EI
aiaI,rs Innrs n ID No /. 100 Broadwas. New-NotA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

WHEELER & WILSON'S and HowE's SEWING
MACHINES for SALE to RENT and kept in order without
charge at No. e39 Broadway. corner ofTwentysecond of
st. Instruction given at residences if desired Family
sewing. u. L. ELLIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Browns VERMlFUGE CoMFiTs,
OR WORN LozgSG.s-

MucH acKSKss undoubtedly, with children and adults at
bsted to other causes soccisioned by worms. The N.R
nrrGx CoxyIrs" although efectual ia destroying worms
do possible injury to the most delicate child This
valuable combination la. been successfully used by phyH-
clans. aud found to be safe aud in eacans worms 80
hurtfri to children.
CnlLpKry HAVING require immediate attention, {"
n.see, Of tie trouble often causes prolonged sickness
SYMPTOMS on WORMS IN CHILDREN often overlooked
Worm. in the stomach and bowel, irritation which can
be removed only by the Of remedy. The combna
ton Of ingredients used In making BRows's "vERxiruGx
CoxyIrs such give the best possible eec. with safety
Sold BY DrugEi.,s Chemist. and dealers In Medicines al!
TWENTY 1--WE CYxrs SOr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

HOLIDAY PRESENTS or Affection AND CHAR
uY-wHfElER & Wilson'S LocK.SrIrcH SEwING
MAcmsys No. OPS Broadway, New-York. are adapted
to all kinds Of family sewing army clothing and to the
use OF seamstresses. dress.makers tai!ors manufac
turers OF shirts collars skirts. cloaks nsntiaS cloth
ing hats oaps corsets, ladies' boots and shoes linen
goods. umbrellas, parasos. &c. They work equally
well upon silk. linen wooen, and cotton goods, with
silk. cotton. or linen thread. They will seam, quilt
gather hem fell cord. braid, bind and perform every
species OF sewing making beautiful and perfect
stitch alike on both sides Of the article sewed.
THE Qualities WHICH RECOMMEND THEM ARB;
J. Beauty and excellence of stitch alike on bota sides
OF the fabric sewed.
Q. Strength frmness. and durability Of seam, that
will not rip nor rayel.
3. Economy Of thread.
4. Attachments and wide range Of application to pur
poses and materials.
s. Compactness and elegance OF model and finish.
G. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
7. Speed. ease Of operation and management and
quietness Of movement.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

THR Holiday call for HATS at GENIN's occa-
stoned by th, introduction 4 his HOLIDAY HaTs for calls
grow. lv,lier day b day the eA crisis appfosche.
GESiS. No 5lJ broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

$500 Pairs Genenleis Aeavy Canton tlanus Drawers
At + rs For sale by SMITH FOWLER, No. 3ParStov.
opposite Asot House, al;o. No. 37s Bro,awsy Tia
clespe.i Meas FaTupshus Stores in America,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

HEAD CEsTERs are of much importance to
fcniaBs to Americans Of every origin, headcovenss are Of
e, ecnseau~uee 10 tha, line the GrsrLExRSs HArs OF
Ksor No sJ Broaawny under the Prescott House and No
ISL Futon second door Broadway unrivaed for
eessnoe and popularity. No gentleman Of taste viii make
a.. d..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
To the COusumptive.

Let those who ugus under the fatal severity Of eli
mate through any pulnousy complaint, those who
decided Consumption by no means despair There is
safe and sure remedy at hand, and easily tried Will
BORIS COMPOuND COD LIVER OIL AND LIME. with
out possessing the very nauseng flavor Of the article here
tofore used is endowed by the OF Lime with heal
ing property which renders the oil douAy ecacous Re-
testimonials OF its efficacy be exhibited 10 those
who desire them. For sale BY A. q WILBOR Chemist,
No LOO Court Boston IN New Yo% by DEMAS BARNES
& Co, ". IL. SCHElfFEllN L Co., and T. C. WELLS
4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

Bradbury,s Pianos-THE BEST.-PrOnounced "sn'
Best BY the most renowned artists Superior In to"s
,n, now.r DURABILITY and elegance of 6nish" Wsrs-
rooms Nos 4eT and 425 Broomess cor OF CROSBY o~
..,a r., c,,c,,, WIN B. BRADBURY
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

Notice TO Owners Of p Property in Ann aud Fulton>
sfsA proposition map sion has passed the Board
OF Couueen to widen Annst as 10 make II 80feet
the north side Wiam then on both sdes to kultcn and
widen Futonst Oh the south side from Godst to the Easts
River 80 feet Property and all opposed
will please call and .lsn remonsranee. at MckESSON
ROBblNSs, No. 81 Futonst Immediate attention s
sAy the present Board will out Of office In three days