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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-30
TTNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1866.
Third Edition Ready Jan. 90

FOR 1865.
Third Edition Ready Jan. 20
THIS POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS:
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.;
Eclipses for the year 1855.
Lunar and Planetary Couuuc,io-s.
Conjunction Of Planets aud other Aspects
New and Valuable Tide Tables for 100 Places
Jewish and Mahomedan Calendars
Table OF siItyone Bright Stars
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT;
United States Government, Ministers, &C.
Senators and Representatives Of NXXlXth ConTesA
LaWI Passed at the last Session Of Congress.
Public Resolutions and Proclamstions.
slsveholders' Rebellion Chronicle Of War Events
The Union Party in 865-Resoutions Of the Union State
Conventions on Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage
Impartial suHrsee-Iaws in the Several staieA
The constitutional Amendment.
The Second Inaugural Address OF President Lincoln.
President johnson Reconstruction aud Impartial Suffrage
ELECTION RETURNS for 1865. carefully compiled and
compared with former Elections ior TINS TRIBUNE
ALnANAc
territorial Election Returns for 1865
States Of the Union Csps Governors, Time Of Meeting
Of Legislatures, Time Of State Elections.
The Territories Of the Unontheir Capitals and Governors
Popular President by States in 1854 1850 and 1856
Foreru Countries Form of Government Rulers, Cspi.ss
Area Population &c, &c
We believe no other manual compact and cheap a. thi
n bs found 80 convenient ard useful for daily reference
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THE TRIBUNE.
NETWORK.
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Drp GOODS.

ID II. MACY,
H. FoURTEENTH-sT.A AND sIxTH-AvE.
SPRING TRADE, le66
NETWORK MILLS,
LoNsDALE,
aud other fsvorite makes Of
MU5LINS. SHEETiNGs. LINENS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS WHITE GOODS,
TaRLETANS LACE CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND LACES,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
LACES AND EMBROIDERfES,
Ribbons AND TRIMMING5,
MILLINERY GOODS,
"a, LINEN HAhDKERCHlEFS,
CORSRTS AND HOOP SKIRTS,
LADIES' UNDER WEAR,
TUCKED SKIRTS. &C.
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, BUTTONS, &c, ke.,
AT LOWER PRICES
THAN AT ANY TIME DURING THE PAST YEAR
ALWAYS a FULL ASSORTMENT or
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDhENS
BEST QUALITY KID GLOVES.
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nor SALE, and beautifully situated on Long
Island 20 miles from Brooklyn FARM Of 206 acres.
Numerous buildings IN good ORDER fruit in rest variety
well vatered and healthy; suitable for country t-Gt prohta
he culture being highly productive will rake three good
farms and will be in that way Inquire at O. W. EARSS
nni ard Cos. Ofce ALAniiclt aboye Smitha BLooklyn.
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IMMENSE PRICES PAID for OLD BOOKS.
II eg72 Photographic Albums on hand at our price.
I3467 Books Travels Poetry American HrTy st your pree
aeT ll s,erroscopes News Scrsp Prints 81 any price
Gaia ogues free LEGGAr BROTHERS, No ll3 Nssssu't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-30

CTAMFORD PLACES for SALE.-A variety
- Of PLACES In aud around STAMFORD VILLAGE
Also FARMS for SALE tt prices from $1,000 too $4,000
Apply to EBERT WHITE. Stamford, Conn.
OK ELIGIBLE LOTS FOR SALE on
- Eighty nth and Eishty-sIthsts. nen Msdisonsve.,
Church other large building
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Sales bn Autticn.

ID nearly opposite 81. Nicholas .o,ci,.d
WITT A1rronssr by J. Z. Cooles Consinmeno soucite-
11yRY D, MsxR AGctioueer No. 81 Nas,aust, opposite
GALE OF AN ELEGANT COLLECTION
- OF UIGu CLASS ORIGINAL MODERN OIL
PAINTINGS by leading artist, Of the Flemish o"sn.d 10
ssdorf and French schools. imported oy anu hihi,s5
A. D'HuyIetta ssq, Of Antwerp and never o'i0'e
MISER GSOMERyILLE will sell at suction on az
DAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, FEB. and a. " "eiooA'
sOMERvILLE ART GALLERY
No. e5 Broadway near Fourteenth-st VERY & he tGa
lection Of High Class Original Modern ohF snhs' W viz
following eminent European artists, Wa 80,
Robbe Of Brussels, p. Seignsc, Dswdoo;
4. Fichel Il. vrrbohnoveo' r. r. AoSsi S.f.i.
L. Van Kuyck A. van tinme' , "a
Isnf,nte de Metz y. De Brsckelier, j. Csrolus,
and others Also from private collection Of
Of this city few choice works Of the following iaVor'e
fbos Cole. IF. Ken.ett s Coleman.
R. W. hubbard, Thos. Hicks l. T. smnn,
w. whittredge, y. L. Smith, ~ u Darcy
and others- ,,., a. A., A.. H. ~
on the evening previou. sale. from to 10 O'CLOCK Gaia
ogues can DO had the gallery at the oce oil she suc
tioneers.
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splendid FARM, ready Stocked, for

.CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, for
SALE-3OO Acres 100 n very old large hard wood tim
Der oak sugar maple and chestnut The farm has three
moving mesdowtwo orchards of choicest grated fruit In iu
bearing perennial springs with ground available for perfect
trout ponds large and elegant dwelling and ample barns and
shed There 300 wooded Vermont merno sheep on
the place 200 OF them lamb three horses ten
swine poultry complete stock Of agricultural tools and
implements The house is fully furnished for immediate oc'
cupeton from beds crockery aud carpets to pictures
piano and rosewood furniture The place 10 FIVE miles from
Chatham -Four Corners, on Harlem Railroad and miles
from Esst Chatham the Albany and Springfield toaa'
makes the place exceedingly desirable apurchase A.
stocked it Is OF the most valuable In Newior Ap
NV 10 HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-30

JAMAICA FARM for SALE--Embracing
about 90 acres luxurious garden land - miles by raid
from Brookyn ferries susceptible Of very large and proha
bic development. AZ residence hi, property combine. the
Of elae the city, entire healihful
ness good society and pleasant interior and water views
buildings excellent Of the cheapest estates of the kind
within 20 miles Of Hew-York. Price, S2l,VoO Apply to
C. @. PRATT No. "a Pine-st,, Room No. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-30
Real estate for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS

"A Luxs and thriving settlement. Of vinelsnd. mid
climate; 20 miller south OF Phfsd-lphia by rsiroad
Rich soil; produces large twenty tracts SIS
per psysbe within four years; business opening
good society Hundreds settling and maxim improve
ments. Apply to CHAS X lands Postmaster Nineland
Lands townsnip N Letters answered. Papers eonsinn,
foil information viii be free From heport of Sooa
ROb:nsoa Ayretu al Editor Of TAs 1ritnne m one Of The
erfesre fertile tracts IN ierel positioa and
suifab condition 10, ple1,an, farming 1t kBog 81 TIL,
AIDE Of the Westfyn PraiyieI.
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MILITARY DIVISION OF rHE TEssEeEl.
CHI1 QuARTKRAAsTER's OFFICE,
q. s. MILITARY RAILROADS,

q. S. MILITARY RAiLRoADa 4
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 8, 100 -
INTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL ROLLING STOCR-Will be sold at PUBLIC AUG
TON. at Memphis, Tennessee. WEDNESDAY February u
1866 the following described Rolling Stock viz: ,
a. -Four Locomotive Engines 1--WE feet gauge three old and
dismsnted one rrparah y. r.
6 Sixteen Box and W nine Flat Csrs-more or less-h'e
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
M One Locomotive Engine. hye feet gauge lying IN tho
ditch on the line Of the Mississippi Central Railroad twelve
miles North ofGrgnd Junction . 49,,
At Nashville, Tennessee, Wednesday, February H. 1000
will be sold the folio wing described Rolling STOCK all oil hve
feet gauge and In good running order. viz: go
m One Locomotive Engine, Lyman Souher. builders
us) Eighteen Locomotive Engines, X Morris son'
IN One Locomotive Engine. Rodgers L. L N. Works.
builders. =, ,u,
IN One Locomotive Tender.
t6ol Two bundled Flat ard Boz Cars (rpore less)
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
Isl Five Locomotive Engines, unseryicrable. .
Boilers s1d Runrmg Gears for TWO ~ Dummy Engines un
Isl Fiys spans $50 fee, EACH eCsum Truss Bridge p)
Two spans Bridge 50 feet each. -, s.,
1881 One hundred and hirtyh perch LIST and I'd ciass
Cut stone compri.ng foundation Of Round Hon:s;
Nashville the balance of Military Railroad Property remain
ing undisposed Of at that time. ,
sales will commence at each place at 10 o'clock NJ and
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash. in Government funds when purchased oy haroao
payable Ia monthly inssments with interest at the rate
$40 per cent per secured by bond satisfactory &c
the Government double the amount OF the properly Puf
chased. -,
Full description. Of the Engines be obtained sppica
tlon 10 Capt s. r.. Hsmi A. q. NJ, Nashville, Tenn
f. J. CHILLY. Byt. Maj A. q NJ, u D. A.
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A Il LEGRAIN's.
N Just received full assortment Light and Dark col
ored MORE ANTIQUES at 50 50 per yard worth IS 50
AStrscsn cloth for SKATING JACKETS at s3-Eeduced
from 81 so.
MOURNING GOODS
Opening this week, OF the best assortment OF BLACK
MOURNING GOODS ever offered in this market. These
goods arriving Father for the son. will be sold low
LEGRAlS. No. T29 Broadway.
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6otels, &e.

CONGRESS HALL, Albany, N. Y.-The I'M
~ derssned respectfully that this weilknown
popular Hotel has during the past been thoroughly
fehrd aud newly furnished and " complete in all its
appointments for the comfort and convenience Of guests Its
eontguy to the Capitol and State Offices makes desirable
residence ior those visiting Albany on public bg.nesl
ADAM BLAKE.
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CTEINWAY g. SONS
= GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
pIANO.FORTES.

Have taken 30 First Premiums gold sud silver medals sths
Principal Fairs held In this country within the last ten yeaTp
and in addition thereto they awarded First Prtzs
Medal at the Great international Exhibition in London, eS
In competition with Pianos from all psrts o. the World.
That the great superiority Of these instruments un
verssy conceded is sbundsnty by the PACT thss
essrs Stenwsys scales improvements, and peculiar Tiea
of construction have been copied by the great majority Of
the manufacturers OF both pheres las CLOSELY AS couLs
pz DONE MANAGEMENT OF PATENT RIGBTsD ane
that their instruments by the eminent Uanists
of Europe and America who prefer them for their pub
and private whenever accessible.
STEINWAYG SONS direct special attention TO their
PATENT AGRAFFE ARRANGEMENT.
ich having been practically tested in all their Grand sus
highest priced Square Pianos and admitted to be oths
creates improvements Of modern times viii hereafter b. in
troduced IN MANUFACTURED BY THRN wTrHoUr
ycREE on cosr the purchaser In order that ALL ts
patrons msy resp its benefit.
STEINWAY 4 SONS PIANOS the only Americas
instruments exported TO Europe in large numbe and used
IN European concert-roons
WARER0OMS, Nos. ii and - Est Fourteenthsl, Be-
tween Union Square and Irying-psce New York.
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QcARrERnAsTER.G GENERALS OyyIcE.
WARRINGTON, ID. C., December u, 1865
GOVERNMENT SALES.-SALES OF RE.
" SERVED HoRsEs-The Qusr.ernsster- General Of thr
Army directs that all the Government Horses ct Gies
boro u. c., be sold 10 the highest bidders
SALES viii. therefore. take place at GlEsBORO, ID.
c. beginning on -
and continuing each TUESDAY and THURSDAY there
after until all are disposed of.
day, Of sale.
These Horses have been carefully selected and superior
10 any heretofore offered for sale
Animals will be sold singly
Sales 10 commence at 10 O'clock q. m.
Terms-C ash In United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brev,t Brig Gen In charge First Division, o. NJ. q. o.
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fnrs.


A TTENTION, LADIES.-The New York Fur
N Manufacturing Co.. No. 81 Chatham opposite Crooks
White Marble Hotel-Sets. SIS and upward; Brook Mink
Collar and Muf 81 80; French Mink Collar and Mu. SO 81
Mink Sable Sets 25 $35; Rich Sets, SJO fine sibe
risn Squirrel Sets Sl2 and endless variety Of all other
FURS equally low. Altering and Repairing 10 the latest
syei Receipt given purchasers to insure against moths
FLEMING, Manager.
EURS, FURS.-The Finest and Richest Stock
IL Of FURS to be found is Of FLEMlNG'S No 2lO Broad
way cor Fultonst also splendid variety OF Fancy Robes
Rugs Ladies' Skating Caps Gents Fur Caps Collars Gloves
and Hats and Cape Of every style aud quality OF tnufac
turiDF prices WA. f. FLEMING. Practical Furrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-30

At Same Place.
On WEDNESDAY. Feb. II,
VIII be sold. stock Of
NEW BLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY, WRAPPlNG
PAPER and 1900 STANDARD MEDICAL BOOKS,
Consisting In part Of
40 copies Grsys Anatomy.
50 copies Dungisons Medical Dictionary 49,.
EO copies Practice Medicine, Woodss Bennets, Wst-
sons. &c.
so copies Ddltons Physiology.
50 copies Virchow's Pathology.
100 copies Surgery-GToss Enchsen, Ferguson, he
90 copies u. g. Dispensaory.
" copies Becks Jurisprudence.
90 copies Psrnshs Pharmacy.
40 copies Therapeutics. Wood, and stills.
80 copies Minor Surgery.
SIS copies Surgical Anatomy.
20 copies Chemistry Fownea
20 copies Webser's Dictionary, &c.
go Blank Books. qures Cap, half bound
1000 Blank Books, small qusrto.
325 Blank Books. fine. whole bound.
s00 Reams Writing paper, cap, letter and nota
70 Reams Wrapping Paper assorted
100 Inkstsnds various patterns
1000 Envelopes, assorted
300 Blank Books. miscellaneous
30 Portfolios
Pencils, Pens, Ink, &c, &c.
Some Of the Medical Books are second hand and VIII
be sod sepsrsey The Book, and Instruments can be In
speced the day before tie ae Catalogues may be had
application. ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Brevet Colonel u. 3. Vols.,
Medical Purveyor u. 8. A.
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A NTHRACTTE COAL LAND for SALE
"A CHEAP.-rwo three parcels without exception the
best In the Lockswsnna Valley and warranted equs In quality
to the property for which the Coal Companies charging
their subsc ibers 5000 per Prices $40 800
acre. Apply to C. u. PRATT No. "a Pines Room No. g.
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Real Gstate tor Sale.

EXCELLENT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
and FARM, at NeR-Bru1swick, Of 80 seres Of 2.
one Of 80 and Numerous Farms and Residences.
EDWARD $. VAIL I No. So
WARREN HARDENRIRGH.( Wnl.ft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-30

ROYS prepared practically for business 3, at az
scqure industrious and energetic habits become quick at
fairss rapld butness Writer'S and good bookhetpes,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-30

HOUSE for SALE in BROOKLYN, within
Il minutes Of the ferry by cara desirsble HOUSE,
built Of brck brown stone basement and trimmings nTte
stony basement aud cellar in healthy and pleasant ocs
ton; possession immediate. Terms
easy. Call address H. T. L., no. las futons, New
Inrk. dining aaloon.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
" LARGE SALE OF FINE SURGICAL

GOVERNMENT SALE.
" LARGE SALE or FINE SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
viii be sold at Auction the Medical Purveyors Warehouse
Public Squire. NASHVILLE Tenn,
On TUESDAY. Feb 10, 1885,
800 General Operating Cases
Is Minor Operating Cases.
rs E1sectng and Trephinng Csseh
IS Post Mortem Cases Large.
100 Dissecting Cases.
200 Pocket Ceses two folds
$50 Pocket Csses three folds
$50 stomach Pumps part hutetey valve
$50 Teeth fztrecns Instruments.
500 Davidson's Self pjecting SyringeA
1000 Scarihcators.
1900 Cuppns Glasses and Tins.
500 Trusses, single and double.
l40 Scissors
5000 Tournquets, al patterns
1870 Hard Rubber Syringes, assorted sizes.
800 sets Spints. all szes.
Sethoscopes Tongue Depressors Syringes hypodemic'
&C., Obstericll Cases. Speculums, Lancets, &c. -
portion Of the foregoing articles second hand and VIII
be sold separately The baauce entirely Thegenerai
operating contain instruments fer amputaon exsec'
tons operations and sets OF Cstheter aud Sounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-30

OI0 ACRES of LAND for SALE at $15 per
O@OscTe. IN Dane County. Wisconsin. 10 miles from
Madison the Capital OF tho State the State House within
views 100 Of good wheat land the balance meadow and
pasiure; has ard timber is well adapted for stock
arm. Inquire in the Store. No. $50 Fourth.avr.
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EOR SALE-One of sthe largest and most
l. desirable pieces Of REAL ESTATE in the tilh Ward,
situated on Hudons Canal containing five a Lots
1873 square feet including one corner IL Is suitable Tor
much ground For particular inquire Of A. TOOKER No.
81 Renwickst.. FROM to IL O'Clock a. IN.
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GOVERNMENT SALE. - Extensive Sale
" ofDRY GOODS, BEDDING, &C., In Original Packages.
VIII b, ,od at Auction at the Medical Puryeyofs Ware.
house. No. IL Msrketst, Nashville. TUESDAY, Feb.
., ls56. -
1000 Hair Mattresses, jointed.
1900 Hair Pnlows
1900 Bed Ticks
22ooO Count.rpanes, Linen and huse;llssL
1000 Mosquito Bars.
SloOo Pillow Cases
$500 Pillow Ticks
$1,000 Sheets, Linen and Cotton.
CL0THIn0.
I2Ooo shra
1890 Drawers.
IS 90 Dressing Gowns
1900 Socks
1000 Slippers
1000 Might Caps. -
1900 Towels, full sxs. iuctabsck.
1900 Roller ToveLs, crssh.
1000 Napkins.
1000 yards Red Flannel.
1910 yurds 0utta Percha Cloth.
lO0o Guttx Percha Blankets
800 India Rubber Cushions and Pusva
100 Canvas Hammock
1000 Canvas BLANKET Cases
i0oo0 ID Oskum and Tow.
| Cotton bsts Cotton Wedding, Taps, te-
rV small portion Of the foregoing articles sscond.
hand and viii Sc sold seps.tely The greater part
and IN orxns packages Catalogues may be had on sppcs
ton ROBERT FLETCHER.
Z surgeon and Brvvet Col U. 5. Vols,
Medical PugysyorU. s. T.
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A VERY VALUABLE FARM, containing
N 1913 acres for SALE, In Monroe Co. Penn Good
House and oubudng. Sir hours ride from New York city
BY Larkawanus and Western Railroad.
For particulars inquire Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-30

A LGEBRA, Bookkeeping, Writing, Arlthme-
N tic Navigation, Spelling Gramnilr-Sls 70 20 Nos:
Col Psines plan Of Instruction is systematic and eIped
tious,p
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-10
DELAWABB GRAEK zLARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY C. ELMER HILLS
NEW YORK CATTLB 1EARKEr.

NEW YORK. Aug 4 1856.
The current prices Cor the week at all the markets
were as follows:
BEEF CATTLE-First quality, s17 5O@Is so; fair 70
good Is 5O9I7 90; common IA OOl5 90 inerior1 II OO
IA co.
COWS AND CALVES-EXtras, per head. 500 OOR
SIIO 90; FIRST quality rs OO95 O0 ordinary 65 OO75 90
common 80 o0@so 90; inferior so oo945 90.
VEAL CALVkS-First quality p fb, 109I1c; ordi
nary 99I0c; common S@9c; Inferior T9sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Extras 81 OO6G9 SO. prime 90
9T 90; ordinary Oo@6 90; common OO94 so; infe-
rior 3 5O04 90.
sWINE-Heeyy. Corn fed, p II, ,l21l912a<e, light
and medium 123{@125zc.
The market for Beel Cattle was dull and prices ruI-
ed firm and 3z91c per fb lower, owing 70 heavy
ceipts for the week and the large sales at Bergen
There only about $50 head sale at Aert0n s
National Yards, but between 900 and 900 head
sold during the Week at the other places mainly
as Bergen The range OF prices from I2e 4s &c
but the bu'k the offerings sold between 155z an
II sc. Sheep and lambs were heavy and lower
The range per head about the same-frOm 81 90
to S. so. Hogs active and decidedly higher,
varying from 1870 TO 12s<c,
The total receipts 81 sLUCEs at all the yards
follows
,I97 Sheep, and 6,774 SWINE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-10

We find the following in the Sanduslzy
Register Of the 24th u1t. The person re-
ferred to was, we presume, the daughter of
Mr.. Charles Vincent, for many years a
resident of Troy township, and who re-
Gently emigrated to the West:
SUICIDE OF A YOUNG LADY, Yesterday
morning the body of Miss Sarah Vincent
was found in a cold, stiff condition, and
much distorted, in the chamber of Mr..
Jackson's house, No. rs Washington ST.
The Coroner was Immediately summoned,
who called a jury, which returned YER
dict that she came to her death by taking
strychnine. Miss Vincent was the hired
girl of Mr.. Jackson. She was about p
years Of age, and had lived in the city
several years, formerly with Mr.. Nusly's
family, and afterWard with Mr.. Butts. =
Two sisters live near Delaware, Ohio. II
is not known that she has any other rela.
ttyes. The cause of her act can only be
surmised. Her employers and the neigh.
bors all speak of her as a cheerful, pleas
ant young lady. She is said to have beer
q spiPituahsE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-10

THE GALAXY, for August 18th, contains:
Archie Lowell; Albert Beirstadt; The Cir
cult Preacher; A Recent Literary Forgeryi
Going In; Travels Laura Ny Darling; Che
CIaverings; Possibilities of Economy
Walter Savage Landor; Beyond; Arnold'a
Greed; The Art Of Dining-NO. v; Nebu-
lae-which contains: 'Ecce Homo" Count
Won Bismark, "What is this Mystery -
General Grant, The Neutrality Laws,
Journalist Enterprise, ''The Round Ia
bleY on Drunken Ladies.
Price, 50 a year, So a half year. The irsi
volume, just completed, will be sent, hand.
somely bound, on receipt OF $3.50. It con.
tains nearly thirty illustrations by the
best artists. Published by w. @. q F. p
CHURCH, SO Park Row, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-10

If Job Printing of any description is
required, the place to get it done satisfac-
tOTily is at the Gazette Office.