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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13
GREAT SALE
AT THE
BARTON HOUSE
on
Weanesday, Nov. %, 1865.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, Administrators of
the es.afs of Z. !. ACUFF, deceased, will ex-
pose psallc alle st the above mentioned time ana
plaza, The following property, viz;
AeuG,H HambletOnian.
This ho1se IS ak years old, wes sired by Rys-
dackas Old Hsmblstoniani be by Abdailahi he by
Hambrino eEd he b. imported Messenger, Dam
was sired hg Long Island Black Hawk; he by An
drew gecklon' = by bashaN' ne i9 al pa pa
Ths dam'a dam was a mare got by old Abdailah.
YouRg Monitor.
A .orr.I stallion ; was sired by Guy Miller; he
nv Evsasck's Hanfistonian; he by A6dallah; he
bx ifrr1frino. and be By imported Messenger.
out Of Z mare brsdBy Long Island Blackhawk.
Guy Miller. fs-H
Il. three year old Stallion. He was sired by
Guy WrRf; lei by Rysdeckis Hambletoniani ne by
Xbaiiisir 4 81 Mainbripo; he BY imported Mes
- psrn was by Old Abdallah; he by Mann
brfSo- and ha ~ NsssFnKer.s Dams dam was out
of an imported Messenger mare, and thorough
Ssse oss f se Ys took &c First Premium for Trot
ting at the Ohio State Fair
one Year Old Stallion.
was. ssr.zr bye Haubletonizn; he by Rysdeck's
usS1fisfe1ian: ne By Abdallah; he by Mambrino,
and hs bT imported Messenger. Dams dam was
an imported Messenger and the thorough Dred run
ming hprns Drsco, ittA -tfl
~ E0uE ACelE N1IeA OCAOAhSs
sirz b say Miller and dam BY Abdallah mare
Hamb1etOnian Mare.
a,x vsars old, sired By Rysdecks old Hambleto-
- IA not by & Washington dam. Can 60 her
3Iie IN three minutes, sltkough but little handled
E BROOD Mare.
v,sx.p vesrs oid, isith foaI BY 'Acuff's Hamble-
toliIn and got By Abdaiiah.
A Grey Two Year Old Colt.
Flr,d ~ Rob Roy, Ind dam HambletOnian.
A sucking Colt. s
-, AeuR,s sasf5bls lsfoniar- These horses are
All o. the bsst stock the country can produce, and
F-i,er psdirreee vii b given on application Also,
Five otheE Good Horses t.ttF.
AZ ne same time and same place will he sold
lot Of valuable Sheep, Cows, Oxen, Hogs: Also,
W.-ons SIeIzhs,i Harness, a Moving Machine,
Harsa Rake and Tarming Utensils generally
No. Al kinds of Grain, and large quantity ci
EaTsf Kiso, " 4rstt- -
A rot Of splendid BuggteS,
Trou Efhsi iS.lsbratsd establishment of Brewster q
c. New York, Of various styles and patterns, TO-
-.sRer With BulIalo Robes, Horse Blankets, WHIPS,
- AIso a large assortment of HOuSEhOLD
TURNITURE. This is one Of the best opportuni-
Sc ever presented for purchasing valuable stock
nd Ofhsr personal property, Sale absolute ana
ferais made Known 0nday OF sale
FRANK L. WALLACE,
uVf atsllAMOs CARLISLE,
Administrators Of Z. J. Acuh, deceased
NEeadyflle Oct. 81, 1sG5. hoYlO:zot
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TERMS OF
Gedey's Lady's BOOk for 1866.

From which their can be no Deviation.)
The following are the terms Of the Lady's Book
for 1866: f1
One copy one year '-'-'''---'--S ~
Two copies, one year-----. o %
Tlnree cnpfee, one year Z %
IouE c0DIee, one 10 OO
Five copies, one year, and an extra copy TO
the person getting up the club, making si&
COPIES - -. -. ...... -. .. .-.. 49,. Il ~
Iight copies, one year, and an extra copy to-
the person gettng mp The club, making
nine copies ..-.- ..----- = ""
Eleven copies, one year, and an extra copy
tontas psrson getting up.the club, making
twelve copies .--..-......- Y 1O
nE codey's Lady's Book and Arthur's Home
Magazine will be sent each one year, on receipt Of
address L. A. Cooley,
NE. Corner Sixth and Chestnut streets,
saiAt - PHILADELPHIA.
- For sale and subscriptions received by
w. ID. BAKER,
25s SUPERIOR STREET,
novIs2s2tw Cleveland, Ohio.
UVN HOUSE WIFES-New and tine
stock of Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots, just
,seasvad At COWLES & CO.,
-o,Ta I37 Weddell House.
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,n RIzPAHIs sIpoLs.,

IfIsii he titls u the new novel by Marion IIar-
land which will be commenced in the January
number. Alone, this is worth the whole year s
subscription
Ma Lesiie's story Of Mrs Washington Potts
win h1at ~ published in this number.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13
cHnIeTMAs REcEIPTS.

See our receipt department for everything that
can be wantsd for the festive gatherings Of the
aaason and our Arm Chair will furnish anuse-
Ensnt for the winfereNenings.
We have nc hesitation in assert ng that this
number Of the Lady's Book cannot be e4ualled in
Europe or AHesicas y So sl'ta =
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13
Saturday Nights Report
General News.
Elected.
The Rebellion i'm Hayfi.

Elected.
RALEIGH, y. c., November ll.-Worth is
certainly elected Governor over Holden by
from, 60O 70 IN OOO rnoiOritv
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

FORTRESS MoNRoE. November l0.-Brig.
Gen. Pennybacker, who was wounded in
storming Fort Fisher, N. c., has sufficiently
recovered to be able to leave for his home in
Westehester, Pa, in few days. He en-
tered the service as a private in 1861, and
has served with distinction throughout the
entire war, having been wounded five diff
ferent times.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

To Printers.-We have for sale in quantities
20 suit, Bingham's Celebrated-ROller Composition;
also, Palmer's Patent Composition, the best and
most durable extant. Ali orders by mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER CO., Cleveland
Ohio. aug7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

Gents Furnishing GoOds.-Mot4r y
Haight, have just opened q splendid assortmsut1oF
Gents Furnishing Goods for the fall and winter
trade, at 30, al Superior street. under the-wed-e
deli House. ootgRs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

Wns. ssreS bys Hambletonian; he by Rysdeck's
HsS16iSteniah; ne " Abdallah; he by Mambrino,
and hs by imported Messenger. Dam dam was
~ iuoDorted Messenger and the thorough bred run
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

nEHF undersigned, Administrators of
III the estate pf T. J ACUFF, deceased, will ex-
noas to puaIc sae st the above mentioned time and
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Not Arrived.

RALE1eH, n. c., November 12.-Turner,
member of the confederate congress, is
elected 10 Congress in the Raleigh district.
Clark, who cannot take the oath, is elected
in the new district over Lehman, who can
fake it. Other districts have not been heard
from ..
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

Time to Think of it.-An who want Pho
tographs for holidaypresents. Please leave orders
at once-no time to spare. J. F. RYDER.
,ax.c.9cQ
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

FoRTREss MONROE, November 1.-THE
steamer Pelican, from Washington for New
York, is here awaiting favorable weather.
The workmen from Washington com
menced this morning removing the track
and iron of the government railroad between
here and Hampton when the work was sus-
pended by order Of General Miles.
i a Bank Closed.
TRENTON. n. j., November 11.-The City
Bank has closed its Office here, but its notes
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-13

There are no new cases of cholera on
board the Atalants. 1t is hoped the disease
will soon entirely disapper.
The Tunisian Embassy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05

To the Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.

To the Editor Of The ~ Y Tribune.
SIR: The attention of this Company has been
drawn to paragraph from The Wain0'o Sta, OF the 3fh
u and giving account Of examination made at the
Treasury Department the evidence Of the surreptiious
impression of genuine plate used by the countoreer In
rpnng the backs Of the spurious 800 compound interest
note having taken after before the plates aud dies pre-
pared by the American Bank Note Company were delivered
by that Company to the Treasury Department
This paragraph states that this investigation shows thai
the counterei,s are made up from plate suueptitou'J
obtained from this the American Bank'Note) Company
This statement is supported by supposed demonstration
which 10 those familiar with the business will need no refu
taop and which woud the countereter whoever ne
NAV be- And as other aud no actual proof pre-
tended to support this mpuaton upon the security oil plates
and die, in the custody Of the Company the paragraph might
be left TO every careful readers own correction.
Ibeg the favor Of stating through your paper that th'
is ready submit and give every aid to any eh
animation into tho matter which the Treasury Department
desire and that experts plain men, upon the MOI" 'hor
ongh scrutiny Will have doub, that the surrep'ous I'm
presou was made from the genuine plate In the hands oil the
Government and changed from the condition ID
which Il was delivered by this Company Very respectfully
-, oh.a;.,, servant Gro w. HATCH, President.
American Bank Note Co., NsD- York, Dec D. 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05
SURGIcAL OPERATIONS WITH NITROUS OXIDE

SURGICAL OPERATIONS WITH NITROUS OXIDE.
Two very important operations in surgery were made
by DR. Carnochan at Wards Island Hospital. on Satur.
day last while the patients rendered insensibe TO
pain by the nitrous oxide gas administered by DR..
Cotton The operation consisted In the amputAtion Oh
the leg for two patients The gas proved an entire
success and DR.. Carnochan expressed himself more
than pleased with it, The first patients full
grown man--was rendered inscnsibe in IS seconds
from the time he commenced inhang the gas and
when the operation was completed, he recovered con-
seriousness in about 20 seconds. The nan awoke'
apparently as bright and fresh before inhang the gas
The next operation equally successful except that
the patients boy-on being told that 1t was all over
exclaimed: "Oh amt asleep yet! amt asleepyesi
1t amt of I"
DR.. Carnochan stated that from the rapidly with
which The gas operated-the entire insensiby to pain
induced-tbe suddenness Of returning consciousness
attended by no nausea sickness the gas appeared 70
be far superior to choroform and ether 1 an anesthe
tic agent Such seemed to be the opinion OF all the
surgeons present This is probably the initiation OF
an effective agent which will ultimately supersede the
use Of choroform and ether.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05
Teachers AssociatiOn.

This body of city teachers held its annual
meeting On Saturday evening in the ball Of the Board
Of Education. II. W. Dunsbee. esq, presided.
The Board Of Trustees. Mr. j. II. Tanning president
presented their annual report. which was read by the
Secretarv of the Board. Prot. Werner oil the free
ACADEMY. The financial affairs OF the society were
.hown 10 be in prosperous condition and the library
said TO consist the present time OF about 7oo vol
R norris were also received from the Corresponding
Secretary, Prot. Bachelor. and from the Executive
Committee OF the Association
Mr. Thomas Fouke for many years Prlncpai OIL one
of the largest public schools Of this CITY, having re-
Gently retired from the profession, was UNANIMOUSLY
elected an honorary member.
The Annual Election Of officers was then PROCEEDED
with with the following result: Henry L. MARTIN ESQ,
principal of Ward School No. 81, President; Prol.
Batchelor Vice President; Prof A. Werner Treasurer
schuyler Clark, Corresponding Secretary; Abner
Holly. Recording Secretary; Oscar Hinchman'
Lbrarian.I
An election was also held for two Trustees for three
years. and one to I'LL vacancy. resulting as follows
j. II. Tanning and g. l.. Reason Trustees for three
wears; William NJ. Jcllifr. TO ill vacancy.
MeSsrs. Werner an! Udla we're elected members OF
the Executive Committee .Or leo.
A resolution was unanimously adopted expressing
the OF the Association in regard 10 the able and
faithful In which the retiring President, Prof
John A. Nichols OF the Free Academy had. f0r the
past three years, presided over its deliberations.
The project OF an annual festival Of the Association
an January was then brought up The festivals.
cia gatherings heretofore given by the society
alluded 10 as having been peculiar interest as they
of education outside well In the profession. After
considerable discussion the matter referred the
Executive Committee, with power and the Association
then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05
Collision OF Cars on City Ra'rosd-A
BOY Instantly Killed, and some OIL th'
Other Passengers Seriously Hurt,

At all early hour last evening one OF the
freight cars OF the Adams Express Company. bound
M at the junction OF the Third and Fonrtb'aves:,
came in collision with Third ave: car. The crash
was terrific the Third-aye. car being completely
wrecked
An unknown boy. aged about Is years, who was
riding upon the font platform OF the Third-ave car
was instantly killed his skull being fractured beside
receiving other injuries. He dressed in brown
coat black pants. brown pants worn underneath ana
white flannel shirt am
The body taken TO the Fifteenth Preclnct STATION.
House where it now awaits identification. Several OF
the remaining passengers were badly bruised The
driver Of the freight car, Charles II. Haskins was
arrested by the Fifteenth Precinct Police and held TO
await the action of the Coroner The driver OF the
other car Michael Koran, was somewhat bruised. lie
was allowed to depart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05

BEvERLY-on Monday. Dec T. Of typhoid s.vsr Hsury
Beverly. aged 4S years :,
PSlsnthTopie Order .. 4 H. and Oh: Bo.Gd,ns Hoo:s
,csasintsnces, are respectfully invited to attend.
DAyiEs5At Fisakill.onthe. Hudson on Sunday. Dee.
Major Charles n Davies U; T. ,i A. s;eSS a. year.
Henry T. Davies invited to attend his funeral Fshkn
on Tuesday the 5th st at o'clock without further notice.
HAwES-On Sunday, Dec. Of consumption, Geo. Halves
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeia from hi. late residence, No 5s1
Hi rem ar. viii be taken to Fort Lee cor increment
steamboat will make special trap.
HOWE-At Lewisboro N Y, on Saturday, Dec Elizabeth
H., widow OF the late Dr.. j. L. Howe ana daughter Of
Jeremiah Howe. aged Al years.
LEyINGS-On Monday Dec. L. Mrs. Sarah Lsving, widow
Of the late Rev. Noah Leyings
to attend her funeral from the residence Of her SON ssaf
c. Leviugs n. D.. No. 20 Ninthss New'York on "ednes
day, Dec. 6. at l o'clock p. NJ
PHELPsAt the residence of her mother in Lancaster CITY
Oliver Phelps, j.. of Canandaigua NJ and daug so,,
Gov George b. Porter, deceased oil Michigan liz 'hs ''
She IL her lamp .. Truth. eternal Sun n.u.
And she sories in her Heavenly home
SWARTZ-SuddeDy, Saturday, Dec z, ssmue u o"af'
In the 18th year Of his age A. m,
The funeral will be held at hi. late residence No. m
East Fifty rst.s. Tuesday afternoon at o'clock ine
relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
are requested meet the Lodge Rooms corner OF Fourth
and Greene sts on TUESDAY. the 5h inst at ociocs
for the purpose of attending the funeral OF our late NJ w.
Companion, SAMUEL G. SWARTL. .. =,
CHARLES w. ST, Secy. LOTHIAN POsT, n L.
NOIiCE-The members Of Atlantic Lodge No. IFS, = and
A. NJ requested meet at the Lodge Rooms on Iu Is
DAY. the 5th II O'Clock, for the purpose OF attending
the funeral Of our late w. Brother SAMUEL G. SWARTZ
CHARLES w. ST, Sec GEORGE w. SMITH, Master.
HEADQUARTERS 7rH REGIMENT N. Y. 5: n o.
NEwYoRK. Dee. g. 1865
First CoxPASY"-The members Of this Company tsetve
nd at tle
IL O'Clock m citizens black gloves and Grape on e
arm TO attend the funeral Of our late honored member
j. w BKysxr. Orderly. Captain.
WESCOME-On Saturday afternoon. the I'd inst, Betsey
Wescofne wife Of Major William Il. Wescome, and daush
ter OF the late Henry Bunker.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral Tuesday the 9Th inst at VI O'clock
from NJ f. Church. Coscob Conn Cars leave the New
Haven depot at lli O'Clock stopping at the above place.
WINTER-On Sunday, Dec D. 1865, Col John q. Winter.
late Of Columbus, Ca, in the 9th year Of his age.
The will take place this afternoon at Trinity
Church o'clock The relatives and friends are invited
10 attend withou. further invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05

EXERCISE ancient Grecians were noted
for their agility strength and great powers OF endur
ance. The English women Of the present time arc
celebrated for their robust and healthy appearance ine
else The Americans unfortunately. have but niue
taste for this method OF retaining their health or build
ING up broken constitution; hence the great preva'
icnce NJ weak. sickly and delicate men and women.
uoopr .yp's cgnNAx BuTgRs WILL in a great measure.
naIliate this want Of by giving great strength
10 the digestive organs; hence producing good aPpo
~ ereycise however used In connection with the BIT
ters is much better the most desperate case Of
Ala liver plant nervous debility, yielding quickly
10 heir beneficial influence All druggists na'o '"'''
ii, r. HYLMDoLD. Druggist. No. 59i Broadway new
York Agent.
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Auusemenss this Evening".

ACADEMY OF MUSlC-ITALrAs orHxA-MAHrHA-
WALLACK's THEATER-Losr ~ LosDos
EIBLUs OARDRN-Epwis roRRKsr IN OrHxLLo
OLYMPIC THEATER-MoSrR CRisro. on Thn LoSi
PRISONER The CHATEAU DIP.
WINTER GARDEN-THE OcroRoos.
BROADWAY THEATEk-"sAx"
BARSUM's MUSEUM-Afefnoon and Evenins-Tns
TpiALs o. LIVE honyxrous QunsrioS-SiHcu'
w, u. HARRISON, INTERPRETATIONS sfs0ER
FOxs OLD BOWERY TIifATER-SiSBAD THk SAILOR
on THa vALLhI o. DiAxoSDs.
NETWORK CIRCUS-l,rH sr.-JAuKs RoBiSsos, BARE
BACH RIDER
BRYANTs' MlNsTRRLs-DAs BRr.sr's sxw srrSr
sprycH-LrrTLx MACS EsskEcE-rss LATEST vson
PAks-TIsPAsoStAS.
WOODS MISsTRELS-A FAIR fKsrAs FieHr FOR FEsn
TEMPLE or MUsIC-CoRSyR OF Grand AND ttossi
sra-THoHpE AND OvERiss hissrKxLs or al "a
1Ioss-RsrnIsuIIoS, on THE DOWNFALL ov huAbos
ARTISTS FUND sOCrETY-21psr. AND rHAvM-srAr
uAKY PAIsTIsGs
Art GALLERY No. 625 BnoApvAY-ErHIBirios OF hus.
TrSeross PAIHIIS8 OF LADY "nHisoroS shhchrroS
DAY -
DODwORTH HALL-FAiR FOR TN FREE E'A'"hL''A"
CHURCH OF PARIs-CoSctE
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CHARTER ELECTIONS.
Mayors Chosen in Cambridge City, Chelsea,
New.Bedford, Fall River and Law
renee, Mas.
BosToS. Monday, Dec. 4, 1865.

Boston Monday Dec. T. 1865.
At the Cambridge City election to-day, J. War
rem Merrill reelected Mayor without opposition.
In Chelsea, Eustice T.. Fits reelected Mayor
without opposition.
BOSTON, Monday. Dec. 4, 1865.
John II. Perry elected Mayor OF New. Bedford
to-day without opposition.
Edward II. Bennett elected Mayor of Fall
RIVER
In Lawrence the contest was lively. but resulted in
the choice OF Arlington Republican, for Mayor by "a
majority over White Independent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05
NORTH CAROLINA.
Long Term-None Vet Chosen for the
short One-Mr. Graham,s Antecedents.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Monday, Dec. a. 1865.
The Hon. Mr.. A. Graham was elected United
States Senator to-day for the long term receiving 1873
out OF l54 votes.
The ballotng for Senator for the short term was
without success
Mr.. Graham was in the Confederate" Senate, and
has not been pardoned
WILMINGTON. N. c., Monday Dec. a. 1865.
The 39th Coored Regiment arrived from the forts be
low to-day, en- route North to be mustered ont.
Much qualification is manifested at the election of
Mr.. Graham TO the United States Senate
The Journal and The Dispatch have been advocating
The Dispatch nominated Graham and Vance. The Her.
AID will dcnounce the election of Graham.
and has been steadily urging the election of men who
can take the test OATH The disposition in this part of
the State is to do what the President expressly
they must do. and nothing more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05
CALIFORNIA.
Governing Of the LegisIature-CemDne
Intelligence.
SAN FRANCISCO. Monday. Dec

SAN FRANCISCO. Monday, Dec 4, 1865.
Trade is very dull. The rainy season has in
terrupted transportation 10 the interior, while the
western market is stocked with goods. Leading i'm
ported articles are unchanged 10 price Any pressure
10 sell them. however would cause decline.
Petroleum sells at s2ic. Barley is firm at III 0I0
Al 10 Wheat 81 OIL Freghts dull. Money plenty.
Stocks depressed. 49,
Greenbacks, 65; Ophir Mining Stocks 1865; Gould
and Curry $3.50; Savage $500; Cholar Potosi. $2-l.
The steamer Colorado with New-York mails, arrived
this morning. ,os-
The members of the Legislature assembling here.
THE session commences to morrow. The dwelling OF
L. b. Harris and its contents were destroyed by IRE
last night.
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A Card.

To tie Edito, OF The ". Y. Hibvne.
SIR: | return sincere thanks to my numerous
friend. for the repec. they have shown in nominating
candidate for Alderman in the Ivh District would wish
to inform them that have Withdrawn for this time
VIZ L. NICHOLSON, No. +al Pesf-st.
Nec Yoyk, Dec. 4, 1855
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Hste1 PePuonaI.

Gen. J. A. Suffer and family, Gala; FL. A.
Batemau. esq., New York; b. Haight. Titusville; NJ.
A. Baldwin, Nevada; and the Hon. j. H. Lathrop
Washington are among the arrivals at the Metropoi'
itan Hotel. :.
jay Cooke. the Philadelphia banker. Is stopping at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDgYT.--The body OF

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDBNT.--Ihe Dooy Vi
An unknown man was early yesterday morning found
nv hs Twentieth Precinct Police lying upon the track
Of the Hudson River Railroad at the corner OF thirty
eli ghth.st and Eleventh ave. The remains were nor
rby mangled and were by th. police conveysda, 70 70
Beeyue Hospital dead house. whore an inquest wiz De
held bv Coroner Collin. II Ia supposed that deceased
was passenger On the 1870 express train oouha up
and In attempting to pass from ono oar 70 ano'ne''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05

The New.York Independent well says that
DyNoRssTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE rs nniversany
acknowledged to contain the most artistic uscinl 81
tertaining and brilliant array Of literary novelties ever
combined IN one periodical IL i,elev lille Advocate.
Yearly g. with Valuable Premium: Published az
~ 80 Roadway N Y Now Is the time 10 sub
scribe. Splendid Premiums and Terms for Clubs
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A-A.-DR. GILBERT's PILE INSTRUMENT
Sure relief or money refunded. Sold by all druggists
or sent by mall Price 81. Circulars free. Address
GILBERT & SURBRuG. No. SO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05

Every lady is anticipating, and an indspensa-
bile for the coming Holidays Ia well fitting
DRESS invariably secured Mt NINE. DKMoREsrs EMO
RUN or FASHION, No. 473 broadway. New.fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05

RoBpERs ROBBERS The opening of each
window and door instantly telegraphs TO your room
Inyisibly connected without damage.
T. HoIMRs No. 1873 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05

PgAT.-5O TUYs PER DAY compressed by
the NationalPeat Machine Its capacity and power arr
wonderful. SATISFACTION WARRANTED. ABkAA REQUA
gent. No. 100 Broadway. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05

LADIES afflicted with DiscOlorations on the
face called moth patches with freckes should use
DR. PRRRY's celebrated MOTH AND FHcKLE Lor1oR.
II u infslble. Sold by oil drugGsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-05

Ask your Grocer for
LONDON CLUB COFFEE,
the cheapest and best in market.
Mills, No. l07 Warren.st., n. y.