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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17

CHOICE GRAPE CUrrGYGs.-By the Ajac Mr.. Sever
ance received some choice slips of the Fisher Sagos
grape. from the celebrated Natoma vineyard, Edo
RADIO County. This variety is one of the finest
favored. of white translucent color, large size and
oblong in shape. They are the only true raisin
grape to be had on the coast. and at the fair for
four years past have invariably taken the premium.
Those wishing cuttings of it, can obtain them at
the auction room ut 81 so per dozen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17

Coon LWLNG-is essential to enjoyment and the
interchangeable Loller is determined not to be behind
the times in the Restaurant line as will be seen by
our advertising columns. He is ont again rs large
az ever. and no doubt can do what he promises to.
Give him Il call at the Eureka Restaurant on Hotel
street. and there you will find every thing neat and
tidy as Il lady's boudoIr, with a most tempting bill
of fare to choose from.
Behold his breakfasts shine with reputation
His dinners, are the wonder OF the natiOn.n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17
THE NEWSPAPER KUoKoA.

published weekly in the Hawaiian language 1t has the largest
circulation in the group, and Is read both by HawaiIans
and Foreigners. Price $500 4 year in advance Adyer-
tisemcnts translated into Hawaiian free Of charge. once,
South corner Of the Sailors Home. Gully
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17

\ CoEiECrIoN.-lt gives us pleasure to state that
Mr.. Alex. L. M'Gregor. formerly oversecr of the
Princevillc Plantation, arrived at San Francisco in
the last steamer from Panama, in improved health,
showing that the statement made in this paper some
weeks ago. that he had died in London. was incor-
rect. The information before given regarding him
was received in a letter from England by Mr.. Nc
Gregor's agent mt IIanalei, who had evidently been
deceived by some mischievous person.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17

10 Last week an order was issued by the
American Consul, at the request of the Captain of
the clipper ship Blue jacket. for the arrest of one
Thomas Duane, for being ashore without permits
sion, and one Thomas Burns was arrested by the
police under the writ, and imprisoned. The next
day Burns was brought before Justice Robertson
on a suit of habcas corpus, and the prisoner was
discharged on the ground that he had never signed
the shipping articles of that vessel, and was not
legally attached to the ship. The court also re-
marked that there was no law of this kingdom or
treaty stipulation which authorized the imprison-
ment of a seaman for being ashore without per-
mission" the law only applying to desertcrs and
mutineers. After his release, Burns sued the Cap
tain for damages for bringing him away for San
Francisco, Illegally as he claims. and for maltreat-
ment on the passage hither. This suit is still pend
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17

THANEs.-We are indebted to Capt. Hampstead,
of the bark OH,oaTd. for full files Of papers up to
the date of his leaving San Francisco. Also. to
MesSrs. c. W. Brooks & Co. and .Adrich. Merrill &
Co. of that port, for similar favors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17

A THIRSTY CITY.-San Francisco has 3,512 bars
at which liquors are sold. The amount of license
collected is over 100000. One of the papers al
luding to runs doings in that city, says:
Two thousand nine hundred and four DRINKS
are reported for the last year. Estimating each
drunk to result from 4 pint of ardent, we have five
hogsheads and forty-eight gallons accounted for.
Every drunk causes also six hours of headache. on
the average. so that we have IL ,424 hours of human
misery to add TO the sum total of our calculations"
T. 10 The reported loss of the schooner Annie
Laurie. at Koloa. is confirmed. She went ashore
very nearly in the same spot where the bark John
Wesley was wrecked twelve years ago. Soon after
striking the schooner broke in two amidships, her
stern going ashore. while her bow still remains
with the foremost standing. Most of her cargo
was saved in in a damaged state.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17

70 Another cargo of Chinese coolies arrived
yesterday. We shall import sufficient by and bye
to drive off both natives and foreigners, if they
come in ut this rate. They are regarded as a
public evil that, like all other evils. must be toll
Grated. -
g. ~ Our readers are indebted to Mr.. William G..
Irwin. the gentlemanly and energetic book-keeper
ut Messrs. Walker. Allen X Co.'S. fer the cargo and
passengers of the bark SmyruiOte, which sails to-
day for San francisco.
STEAMER SAIE.-The hiatea. with all her ma
chinery and fixtures, a. she now lies on the reef at
kawaihae. will he sold at public auction in this
city on Tuesday next. on account of the under
writers. -
FURNITURE SAIE.-The furniture of II. W. Sever
ancc. Esq. will he sold at auction on Tuesday. the
9th inst, At his residence i'm Fort street. Judging
from the high prices obtained at the last sale. fur
nimre Is in active demand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17

LONG PAsSAGEs.-Both the On,card and the Ii
belle had long passages down, though the latter
distanced her competitor four days. The ID. e.
Murray had not arrived at San Francisco up to the
9th of January-2l days out from this port. But
at this season of the year the winds are variable
and less reliable than during the prevalence of the
trades. The Murray will probably be the first mail
packet due. and ought to arrive here by the 25th
inst. bringing the New York mails of January 1st
and IIth. The Italian ship Teresa and the British
ship L0tie N1rjd were soon to sail for Hongkong,
but there is no certainty of their touching at this
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-12
A very ForgeI1ul BrIdegrI'oom.

Having poor memory, came very near
being the cause OF much unhappiness to
two loving souls, to say nothing of the dis
appointment to the minister and number
of invited guests, who where summoned an
evening or two ago to the nuptials l6fia
couple in this city who had agreed to join
in matrimonial partnership. 1t appears
the lady had made her arrangements,
friends were present. cake fiXings all ready,
and minister present, butno bridegroon1.n
The hour had come and passed. aad still
he came not. Suspicious of foul play,
suicide prospective happiness the sup
posed cause) and divers other reasons were
assigned for the absence of the leading
member of the new firm that was 10, be.
When some one suggested that search be
instituted at the boarding house OF the
bridegroom, If possible to get a clue to his
whereabouts, the happy idea was at once
acted on, and the to be happy man was
found snugly ensconced In bed, snoring as
one entirely unconscious of approaching
| danger. r-ayah 20 Aha
The victim was aroused and interrogated
as to the meaning. OF his conduct and If his
intentions were honorable, and a dozen
similar questions from the investigating
committee, were at once promptly answer
ed by the unfortunate absentee, who indig-
nantly denied any wrong motive, but said
he ''had forgotten all about it," The new
suit was taken, from the bureau drawer,
the happy man of brief memory fixed up,
and in triumph escorted to the domicile Of
the expectant bride. Tears gave place to
smiles The minister performed his allot-
ted duty, and the company all prononncedit
(the first part of the eentertainment) the best
joke of the season.--Dd davenport (EOnCa) 60
Hrf sgH 9 N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-12
lToo Gooi to be E.ost.

When General Butler was recalled from
ed BY General Banks In the command Of
New Orleans, the Mayors office was tend
cred to him to take his congo of such per-
sons as felt desirous of paying their re-
lspects previous to his departure. As may
be supposed, there was a rough gathering
rof the lower orders, male, female and ,juye-
nile, and among them were several Htber-
nian ladies, with their hnwashed babies,
who came TO shake hands with The General.
One Irish woman handed her baby fora
kiss, and taking the, General, by the hand,
addressed him is follows: :,
''Good-by, General I'll say this for ye--
that ye iniver stole anything from me-
Good-by General.al al ahiaG d.rnl.a.aa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-12
NUMBER 241oJ


ssres say to-day that Andrew 1o6hsondids y
nOtread bis duties as an American citizen
correctly in the Constitution-thath he was
not right and Legislature, Convention, and
State all wrongP From Mr.. Lincoln down
to Mr.. Sumner, he was applauded as right, d
and he stands President to-day simply be- /,
cause the people Of the, United States, be-
lieyed that he had more sense than his S.ate,
and more patriotic faith in the Constitution
Of our Fathers. 1t may not follow that be- 4
cause he was right In Tennessee, and Ten
nessee wrong, that he is right in Washing,
ton, and Congress wrong; but 1t does fol-
low that the very men who told him he was
right for acting according to his own un-o
derstandlng of the eduties imposed upon him,
by the. Constitution should blush to insult
him to-day because he adopts, as he ben
lieves and as the ablest lawyers 81 the land J
believe, the same construction,Of that COM
stitution for adherence to which they pFaissr-;
ed him. ,.,. .,,...f =. '''''H :,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-12

The Great Wiscomsin FreshetTra
The Rivers on N RamPage7-f
Bridges and Dams swept Away
i--HnundatiOnss &e.++I4pHs Of Mill
lions Of PrOPeTtyr5lkailFoHda and
RHanafiictOrieS gat IStaRdstlll,l
&c.. &c. i. y. LII .hL ~ ~ -l.lt h. 49, I
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
MNIArnRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises..T:22 SetG......4 80 Moon Rses."..9D
sandy Is.And... .ll:ll He'd
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
INCREASE OF sAIAnIrs-rArEs COLLECTED IN ERR

INCREASE OF sALARIEs-TAXEs COLLECTED In ERROR,
ETC.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment at q
O'clock Yesterday afternoon the President Henry STH ESQ.,
IN the chair
Bv resolution tho Controller directed to pay the County
Auditor $50 for services Notary Pabc in the County Ba-
reau during the year 1865 I
resoluton was offered allowing Surrogate Tucker eight a'
sona clerks such 20 receive the Of 500 per annum
Referred 10 the Committee on Salaries and Offices.
resolution was adopted directing the clerks OF the Cous
% Pleas Superior and Marine Court toGepor to thS
o.rs the reason Of their conforming to the resolution
aorted Sept o. 1906 in relation to furnishing naturaSed eit'
ns with certificates Of their naturalization and aso What
amount Of duty has been performed by each clerk
resolutions were offered and referred TO the Committee
Saes aud Offices increasing the salaries OF the Clerk Of ths
Court OF General Sessions 70 SuO per annn ana Vi ING Dep
uty Clerk 20 q, eco per annum. . -.
M resolution Controller directed to pay the aborers
EMPLOYED the County Court House. up 10 Dec n le6d
tho sum OF 81 53 ~ }
ssnte report IN OF epnying certain taxes collected N
error from the following named insi'utionsi -,
American Exchange Bank xll5se 49, America Bank Ros
s3 4 Bulls Head Bank 81 SIS 90 Chemical Bank S 3s 7I
Pink seOG0 60; Corn Exchange Bank S2 Gil esi Galan
Bank s es7 9s Mechanics Bank S 329 36 Mechanics and
Traders Bank s8 @36 - Merchants Bank SOL 10 co. Me-
tropoan Bank s7l9j y Nassau Bank, S20l6I l2 New.
York COoIiy Bank $780, NeW.l0rk Exchange Bank, t'
fQ6 90 North Ryor Bank a. 80 Oriental Bank 10 IA "a
Bank $mG2 49, Shoe and Leather Bank s39I ~ state "
Noa.Yo.k Bank, ,9l lt1i 30; Union Bank, sJ6o5I 81
Adopted.
The 'Eoard Thea adjourned
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT os NEw-YoRK. .Dso u

CLEARED.
Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah. Murray. Ferris Co
Martha Chance South Amboy. Wm Dafel
stesrnsLip Cubs, Slone, Liverpool, r. Cunard
Ship Du.burg (Prus[ HOdge Rotterdam via Baltimore, G.
Iuing
sh5 J. L. Boger Ducki. Liverpool Samuel Tbonp Nephew
Ship AkwriEh Ceulkns Liverpool Spo6ora, nleston Co.
Shp ]. r. Whee er. Harris Bristol. W. a. Neion.
Bark Volant (Br.) Snow Buenos Ayfes, Morton, ir
Bg Susan FRI Quick St Mchsefs. Azores O. H. hulsy.
BrS Webster Kelly, Hsskel Boston, Holyoke Murray.
Big Clara Pckens Ride savannah, y. h. McCready Co
schr Carrie Holmes Holmes Saynnnah Van BIant ssgbL
schr Massachusets Buell.. Boston, =. =. Snals& Go.
Schr. Clara Eaton Cheuyheld, Va, Brett. Son & Co.
S4r Ogell (Br) Csthcert, London. J. Bishop K Bro.
schr Madison Holmes, Ire and Newbern Thomas Homes
schr Eurocydon BE Durant Parsboro d. r. De Woh Co
schr John DoFrance Rice Phlade phia Baker Dayton.
schr Gen. Scott Leach, FALL River, Goo N. Strauahan.
Schr c. g. Edwards Gsrw0od Wilmington, G. II. Person,
schr Carrie Heyer Poland Savannah Van BIunt & SaghL
schr Rockiu zhan Wynsn. Saltila Mills, 3. r. sherman
schr Sea Breeze, Noyes Rio JLneiro Thomas Dunham.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
Billiard Gablss.

A LARGE number OF New and Secondhand
~ BiLLIAFD TABLES with Improved osmoin' IN
cuior which have been proved On, 3osrcore ad ou5a
ever made Specimens Of or o' nat htye uten l CON
nlr ur many ye8fi may n Ho prne ai o Is aia 80
loon. city, Pauies intending 20 pafbae ni ha1 tAfi
interest ca end examine stock which tne ies'' Id A1e''
iu tue world Boys tbes ior HOLIDAY Pc elfL
THELAN ( COLLANDER. Hos y 20 @ cfctbIHa ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
siiuailons iDanteo- MaIes.

A PRACTICAL GRAIN and CORN DISTILLER
"a wantsa SITUATION. Address w. W.. EastoB, Pa, r. o.
WANTED by a young man OF seven years 0usi-
w ue.. experience W, snation TO travel for seme
hra house in Newlork city grocery preferred 70
with the trade Of Chicago 81 Louis Awaukee 81
Paul ar West Can give references VI TIE best
house. Adiress H c. Wilbur PO box 1879 Ch@go ILL.,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
ARRIVED.

Steamship FKss s.ns s. Js9 Dc Cub. De-. is and E'oyts'
Jaso de Cube pee s BAH Linda stss,t Osborn for NsY0rs
bal, LXts u Cole sIHDso1 R % Ss and Norfolk with dse and
P 70 = ans,sS. AIan5er Richmond City Point and NO
stesnsbip Faus sauey Wsdlworh Neworesus Dec B with
heavy south Of HSer The Funs shney 'edOn the
stesbp Gem Bsnes Morton Savannah hOur With mdse and
T. l9S5h aSs & So V h .eP oI'a HorS
nm sam ss5or hence M Savannah Had strong NE gaos up
Ste stsansSip virzinla Stone PhladeplsA
Steamship George Washington Chichester Norfolk h0Ur' with
Ship Dsson5ranes PO, CorIe Lisbon, IS days with md's
Shin N II .Ioins eBrI Wowe London &c day, d,
passengers TO Morgan Co. Has had changesbo and qusy
s"5 o.t and sit .s. oe 49, John Russell Be, Ireland srd
nary seaman. fel overheard and was lost - ..
Lant Brothers Pssed Csre Of 0e9d doEe Oct 70
gone and the and stripped Of everything NOV
able house painted color with green blinds ppenu,
Bark T. T. soclo tf Porund bber Mnanu' Is days. with
Bsk Emerald orw chruna So days in ballast and
BsTf anns fBrem snEe Cardiff Ss days. with coal to C.
Bark Eliza Bsr.. Cony.r. Of and Benndu "a days In BALLAST
to n Harvey Hs had See'y " ard | f1ss with s.s
I a.,s 9 he. been & M fyi .9S 5S mos Gd s S
Big suwsnee Scc06b PsnssoOa days. with lumber Lsrs
Bs cai6ne tsrl Mcdonald Bridgeport, cOnp. in ballast to
Big Ii,Id cr soOD) cOsro Havana days with sugar. &C.,
days with bamboo to n. J. De Wohk Go. g
Brg o Turks and Bsekhat Porto Csbeho 70 days,
with hides and coffee to DAet Bliss
Big Milwaukee (of Cheryheii Brown Port Spsin Trinidad
Miller Hoashon Has had heavy NV
gales; lost foresail and spit sails a..
Brig H. Houston stockton Mel French, Csbarien, Cubs ~
dsy, with noses R Buck Cot 2sd inst 70 mIesaE ey Z
ofthe Hgh,shp e ships mast with yafes attached
s. Hubert Of Acha Fouge0n Cow Bay 10 days. with coal
Biz Mary Gzce tBr Patterson, windsOr 10 days With plaster 70
Big Ida cu,,sa Br) Mccmn H.borO 10 days with pss.'r 10
p. l. Nevins Son. -, ..
scb Garibad Ssd Of and from DemeaIa Oct 10 wa baoar
does sh inst molssses, &c, 10 Jones LSuh fus INTO st
Thornas a maiuuned.
schr T. A. Conant Fos-, Portland for Philadelphia.
sehr E. b. whss,ou Little jacksonville for PhiaaePb1 s'oas
nAnboom.
schr D. g. Miller, Clayton Virgins. I'D
schr Orvetta, Honsemau, Virginia
=. Tibbetfs Shaw, Providence.
Moderator koulon, Virginia.
Schr Two Whilets Virginia.
Schr L. A. Edwstds, Line Ferusndns
BELOW
Brig sybn from Trinidad
SPOKEN.
Brig Hunter from JsnslcA for NewYOrS Dee a. in lat . %.
long. II 90. -, n a, 4. =, ., A
long. So a..
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
Gituations Uanteo-6emales


A IL Respectable Families, boarding Houses ana
u Uo. can be ,u1pi.d with good SERVANTS from al nations
Protect. M and athoc at MRS YORSTONS OFFlCE, No. II
Fouthaye.
A NUMBER Of well recommended German Glrls
y want sTTTA do general HOUSE WORK kc at Mrs
LOVES Gernnn Institute No. II Ssntonst, near the boWey
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
steamboals ano RAILROADS..

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY-
and f5Sy psD', S ss bs,S. 1905 p
o we,f haosd ,nd q E'iSS VIZ. ss L1ss .ud as
"s'' "''''1 GLLFETowE LINE TO THE WEST
Two EKrs Trains daily for the West sxeeps Sundays "heh
sy ale, .Sd Tree by hi, Chicago cina
Dsn, 81 Louis, 1e; viii but one % ee.nse & 81 ssT,;
coulrnsacin- Nov IS isSJ--ssve New. forEss follow,
$50 ntor Esston. bsAlrhem As1eh Chunk. "iiam'P0r'
"lf,'s'il. aS o. s1I s"i Tssfer s Fn,ton E.on w GAP
Ca -Western Express for Easson Ahsutown Hsrh.burA
"a ia Su We s5 y S.' % ,ai oa cons
.bsg Northern Centrsl and Philadelphia and Erie ROsds for
& TnaFor s.,oa Allentown Muues chunt wnEs,bArs,
tmFos E..toa scraaton Gr.s. Bend Bethlehem
5. H-aor somerrGlo aud Flsmnssoq. ,, a.,
pn-FoL Es,iS. % to nsahs 20 WsmOoIs 0O'
e:ls p. n.-E or somrrydle
'c 'cP,5n.IsgsfEEa n.sS EXPRESS TRAiN-For Eas.on Allen
sowd Rsadins Hsrr,oar1 Pisburgs .ad ne West
Addonsl roo 70 sesen folst Ez3s'h &c
R.Sd.s dosS Of IN SewJesy WE sot Of ISsry R. Aor
House. So " m srESsSs AZ ISps
T1RIE RAILwAY.--Trains leave Depot foot Of
NO. psy ssO.sfr Rochester Buffalo. Salamanca Dnnll
f's @ y1y,i Wsy IG Sa dss a.o piSs ssHne. and West
~ M, Way for Pot Jers, Sewbarsh Warwick
Ns1t ExpTe Bsfslo ssisiniRs and Dgnhfe nlt
and 81 Ooio'' Me, a1S r, SSa'' a., for The wo
EIpo, Trains n de' e'PngG9n % RTpnE M S su sn
VIZ 4. BiRn, Gsaq P1,.. Agent.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
On end aner MONDAY November l9 1866 Ieins Tor Al
hsny sBd Troy couueepg vh Northern And western uans vi"
a. FTp trsn via Hudson River Railroad Thirieth.t and
Tenth ave- through Buffalo pad Suspension Bridge "lhou
and connecting IT6y with trains Tor satls Nuu'
Darlington snd Nortfesl -, ~ H., ......
m Western trsin and at Troy with trsins ior Noin
NJ Exprsss Harlem Railroad, Twenty mat sna
Fourth citing Chatham with Wesern aioad Ioi o
non Sufnv. rtt.fed Albany with Western tns ana a.
Troy trains SAat0ga Rudrd Huntington and ionue
J5 l. Fxrrets train via Hgdson River Railroad conses ~
Albany Western rsius and Troy with trains Tor Montreal
AIS No. Expess n via Harlem Railroad connecting Chat
hsm With Weern Railroad for LeDnon Springs PNheld 2i -
baay With Western trains and u Troy with trains o hutaho
Enrnrion Montreal Sleeping attached a. Alosny
cars though Buffalo and Suspenson Bridge without
change e sleeping every day excepting saturdays at
through Ogdrnsburg without chanse VIA
Railroad Connection for Troy VIII De maze a.
last Albany. This train viii run Suuday@ - , --.
via Hgdsou River Hhiroad with heepine ee 81
incsd connecting Albany with early trains Tor hao ana sus
pension and Troy with ns for Saratoga and ponts nor
viii be via Hudorsiiiycr Railroad from Ne
Yok 10 0ug e9se and intermediate stations having New ok
$3.50 Returning laye Pooghkecpse at If' P M arriving III
New.i 0h Il 6;l5 ?. m.
1t NJ ard srriving Merton OF $3.50 Returning leave
Ml.srton AZ 5 D. ul. aTiyrg IN NsgYork bt 1880 NJ
WI. n. VANDERBILT, Viee-Presdent.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25

NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ win have Jersey City Tor fisnont At 6s and 92
~ sBd las 4:g1 and Saturdays only al Has The
9sIg aud !. p trains 7 thIOngh 20 Morsey
THOMAS W. DEMAREsr, superintendsnt
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave foot OF
~ Courlsnd,t. for PMLADELPHfA ct and 10 M NJ
and BALrsORE and WAsuiSsTos At and ~ n
? ~. ant IL midnsht
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25

O3sULLIVAN e. GREIG,
Nc I'll Broadway. Nos. los, l57 and l9s Snth-'t
cLoAKs AT REDUCED PRICES
Also.
LADIES' AED CH1LDRENs FURNISHING GOODS.
MISSES AND BOYS SUITS, BOYS oyERcoATs,
INFANTS cLoAKs, CAPS AND BASKETS,
allow phess
REAL AsTRAcHAE CLOAKs MUFFs AND CAPS.
We he u.t received another Of these beautiful and useful
elotfS
AT LOW PRICES.
NOVELTIES IN CARRIAGE AND LAP ROBES
stlow prices
We cal particular sttenson to snd improved
HOOP SKIRT
"JUPE iMPERATRICE."
osULLIyAH oREIo.
No III Broadway. corner q Eiath.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Winter aTange
- ment. November 6Leaves James slip New-York at
m mail train Tor Greenpon and siat0nsi IL for syos
way stations p RVerhead express traini p NJ lo
syoset arA .tsOnsi Fsrmngdas and stations
q nj on SATURDAY Bghis Tor hsgh lsip.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25

GMILLIE & Co.
> have opened the mos, ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
% - -- -. -
CLoAKs. sACoUEs. BAsQrES JACKETS aud CIRCULARS
VELVET and CLOTH which cnno &c sGrpaitd In America
20. 7bl BROADWAY
hetween Eighth and Ninthsts.
WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE, Supi.
CHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS GEO. NJ TRACY
confines mano bis newly improved YOKE perfect Ct
ting SHIRTS Of which will convince Of his
I manufacture and httng Of Strs thes and iourPy Linen
suspenders, Gloves, Uotery Lambs Wool aud Merno
SHIFTS Shaker klit and Flannel Undrrhifts and Draw
Scarlet Knit aud FLANNEL shirts and Draw- large assortment
retail Of ENGLISH CARDIGAN JACKETS
OEO. VI. TRACY, Agent No. l0l Wnlism',i ~ Y.
CORSETS-CORSETS-a greatly re-
dneed peesws the lrres, and cheapest ofPARS
COKbETs from . 25 Also MISSES COHSETS, all the
style, IN SKRTS Skirts made 10 d ELGERs No ESQ and
ss2 Broadway near Ninetecnthst. east rde.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
miscellaneous.
DLAN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK

The undersigned having completed several Of their rEe contracts
orders kinds Of eat
and wrought work for buldings -. .~..,,
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH ROLLED IRON BEAMS
COMPOUND BEAMS AND ORDERS FOR BUILDINGS AND
BRIDGES.
CAST IRON COLUMNS BEAMS AND ORDERS
PATENT REVOLVING SHUTTERS.
IRON FRONTS FOR STORES.
DOORS AND WINDOW SHUTTERS or ALL KINDS.
PATENT FIRE-PROOF SHEET METAL LATHIN0,
IRON AND SLATE ROOFING skYLIoHrS AND scur-
TIES.
GATES GUARDS, RAILTNGS AND GRATTNGs.
PATENT BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS AID SAVES. -
ILLUMINATING TILE FOR sKYLlGHTS, SIDEWALKS AND
STOOPS. -
sPFCIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO WORK FOR STORES
kNKINGnOUSES AND FIRE-PROOF BUILDIHG2
j. b. G. w. w. CORNELL,
Office. No. 1877 CENTRE-sT., New Yorh.
Manuscory Centre Walker Elm and Twenty-si1ti sts
DERRY's FAMILY OINTMENT,
sound aud reliable the psir Of Borns
ScAds Gathered Breasts Sore Nipples Piles kheumsD, Sores
Chblsns Pce Is cen No family should be wiibout
IT, All druggists sell 4. Depot l57 Chahamf,.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25

Chances for BIsness Alcn
DARIS--An active business man about leaying
for Paris during exposition Of 1901 would aange
10 take charge Of articles exhibition the Sscon Of any
buiae.s Address PARIS. Tribune Ohce:
XNTORLD's FAIR; Paris Exposition, &c.-A great
w invention and invaluable app aton Space allowed Wanted
party ke o this invention and application IN FTancs and
elsewhere n Europe. opportunity small cosi Addesi
JOHN JOHNSON, No lG3 East Eigheeutbsti hew-iork
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
pASSENGFRS ARRIHED.

FROM BERMUDA, Dec 2l-In bark Eliza BaFss-Mr TUCKER
Mrs. Wood, children and nurse
steamship KseAce Duune Manuel Mons Diego Agoero
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bapinss' BauEs.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, Chathan-square,
Money dposIe2 on OF before January OH draV iEtsi from
saay0rV T.
PEE CESr INTEREST ALLOWED FaEE or TAX .,
CHiaLEs D. BAILEY. Treasurer
IogEPH p COOPER, Secretary