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orNSISG nay or rHg SOCIAL cLuB.
Yesterday afternoon the Social Club Of New York
opened play for the season. and mustered large force
and they had the livel.st time imaginable among them
selvcs fun aud frc being the order q the day They
viii occupy the Jefferson Club ground every Wednesday
and saturday this season.
rHu vurUAL CLUE.
rhs noted club will play ther first pine against the
neh this Afternoon At three O'Clock, and some nne ball
playine may he lcosed for They raise nrr class
team and through the energetic action Of their Pred
dent Coroncy wdcy Ard the oncerp ~ the elvn, thcy
have secured abe enssi free Uouad N We BtssN
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LouisviIIe R.ecs-Third Day.

LOUISVILLE, Nay Q, 1866.
There was no race 10 day, there being but ono entry
for each purse.
There will be no racing tc-moro~, ~ Alexander will
have 10 vi lk over for both stakes
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Union Course, Il. I.-TrOtting.
WEDNESDAY, May 9-Mstsh 81, 600, mile heats, best
threo IN 1ve in harness.
D. Pffer named b. m Benny Kate. Received forfeit
ID. Mace, named Dr. q. Noryisown %. Paid forfeit
SAME DAY-Purse $50, mile heats best three In FIVE,
no distance.
J. somerindyke entered b. g. Psdler, to
WaSon..... 49,. :.... ................ !
G. Perrin entered CHI m Laura TEMPLE in
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Unplrcs--nessrs. Rage and Chadwick
Every Wednesday the 81. George Club will play
match, sides tcng chosen a, twelve O'Clock
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somcrindyke entered b. 6. Psdlc, to

wagon. y
G. Perrin entered Oh. m. Laura Temple, in
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Amuscmeuss Jsis Evening.

wALLACKS THEATER-FY1sny DUNBAR: Or, TIE OUr
CAST
OLYMPIC THEATER-M0yrK CRsro; Or Tue LosB
PRISONER OF THE CHATEAU Dir.
EIBLO'S GARDEN-EAsr LrSNg; Or, THE ELcrzMEsr.
WINTER GARDEN-EDwIs BoorH IN HAMIGr.
Lucy RUSHTONS NEW-YORE TliEATE2 - The
HOsRYxoO,-A MAN WITHOUT HEAD.
BROADWAY THEATER-JonS T.. OWENS N "SoLoS
SuiyGLE."
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-soIREE OPERA AConiQuE-LEcLAIa
LIS Noes DE JpASyKTrg-LE REvEiL DE LiTALtR
BARNUMs MUsEUM-TnE WHITE FARM; Or Tug AS
s.ssry ysrsw,Rp-CIRcUs-CURiosIr Sc.-Afe.uoon
aud Evening. y
FOX's OLD BOWERY TIIEATER-Tn aAa WOMAN AsD
UPR DoGs-slkRrIAGRA AT ANY fhcsIbOf WITH TIT
Aus,ns HAm-TnE NEWFOUNDLAND Dogs LAFAYETTE
AND TnUSDRR-
NEW-YORK CIRCt'S-llTH sT-EorFsrRMS AND ufM
xAsrIc PER7oEsAScEs-JAAEs ROBINSON, THE bAhh
BACK RIDER Matinee at u o'clock
BRYANTS' MINSTRELS-ICI on PARLz FRANcMs-oA'
HnYAyr's STUMP SPggcu-BLAcX EYED WILLIAM
LITTLE MAC rs JocKO THE MONKEY
DODWORTH HALL-SOIRRE OF CHAMBER Music.
CLINTON HALL-PRop. THoArsoSs LECrURe on METH
oDs OF READING Music AT SIGHT.
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N usircI.
elegant acting

The third concert of Nine. Parepa took place
at the Academy of Music last night before very large
and appreciat,c audience. The programme embraced
several OF her most popular pieces all OF which she exc
cu,ed with that lacic grace and that perfect balance
which bespeak the assured and accomplished artist
Passing by the larger works TO which she did such
annie Justice. we would simply refer TO the
simple but by no means easy song, sing Birdie,
Sing" Us an evidence Of her almost perfect
yocalism. IL pure artistic wafoling-n art
and nature oan be- 40 closely blended together and We
can cnarac,orze il in other way than by saying. that
WINS the perfection of ballad singing, aud tina, the art
of ornarncntaon could not have more perfect aud
graceful exponent to add to balladsngiDg lis crownng
and most fascinating charm This song was of course
cncored and mos, deserScdy. for 1t specimen Of
purc yocasm such AS we rarely hear. Nine. Parcpa
wns assisted by the same artists ~ at hcr previous
cer. and all that was done was highly satisfactory.
The concert las, night announced the last In
New York but In consequence OF the remarkable sue
cess Of this farewell soirteor Ml" Parc?i leaves f9r
England In few dnys-thc list concert o. this admra.
bic artist will take place night at the Acade.
my Of Music. when new and popular programme viii
be offered This will he the last opportunity of hearing
Mile Parepa and those who have not heard her should
take advantage OF this opportunity.
Mfr. j. Wehli, the celebrated pianist, will
give his first matinee at Waacks Thenier on the 18th
inst The fashionable ladies Of New York have taken
,be motter in hand and Mr.. wehrs series OF matnces
will be the most brilliant reunions Of the season.
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A CARD.

For the purpose of more fully supplying the
wants of the public and in order to prevent unscrupu
lous dealers from palmng OF inferior and worthless
goods as the MORTON GOLD Pms. / shall hereafter
SELL NO GOODS AT WHOLESALE ezcepting only to duly
Appointed and Authorized Agents. to whom Certih'
cate Of such Agency be given. and who alone shall
be able to sell the MORTON PEys in that city or village.
To my Agents shn give liberal discount upon
their agreeing to supply the public at ny pabshed and
wellknown prices
Jewellers Stationers will in all cases be preferred
as Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be stated upon
application. by letter or otherwise.
Where no Agency Is established, those wishing the
MORTON PrS must send to my store. where prompt
attention will be given to their orders.
A Circular with fac-simile Engrayings Of all Sizes
and Prices will be sent to any receipt OF letter
postage.
Address A. MORTON. No. % Maidenlane, New-York.
Dated New.York Nov. !. le65.
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DIE ID.

BECK-On Tuesday Jan. 1867 Rschae. W.. cser d'nztes
Of William and Ann +. Beck. IN tie 2ra n ter a5e
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
BENEDICT-At West Bsinbriige, Chensngo Co. : =, on
Tuesday, Jan. p Apollos bsnoac assdDo yess i's'dy
OF Dinbury, Conn 80 90
Litohhed sad Danbury Comm and Oxf,ra - pirers
please copy.
BUCKHOTT-At Morisinis, on Saturfiy. Ja' .. y o.
acute hydrocephau. Frank Webb Only u i'fE!y iad
Ssyah r.. Buckhou aged III months.
The remains inferred in St. Johns cemets OF en-.
CAMPION-On Tuesday Jan O. 1865, of enforcement a. 'ls
heart James r. eldest or James end Msr tillpOG.
a,ed q years months and III days
TIE relatives and friends family and those of h' unc.~s
John aid Thomas J. OBrien, are invited - arrd a.
late residence. No 2J5 Ma9.son-s,. HIS rc2su9 rH os
taken Tcresas Church, Of R,igeF go ieh ys
FFENY-On Tuesday morning Jm 9, a, oc.oeS. at b,'
residence. No. lS Wsrrcnst. Jersey tly ~ Joseph
Feeny late Ssieu island IN the SD o his i.t
Notice Of burial in TO morrow $ Tribune
lHAWKES-On Tuesday, Jan. 9 Mr. John W. Hawkes.
Funeral Thursday. Jan H. at o eoeA rn RON h'
late residence No. $40 West Twenty iix'h-it
Tie friends and relative. oi bis family AMI also r"or
OF Laaye,e Lodge No. 6i. respectfully a.i;ei &c
attend without further notice.
MINTURN-on Tuesday nOrning, Jo, p Robert 3. aia'an
of this city. aged 20 years
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PuRDY-In this city Monday. Jan. g E.A r purfy,
The atve and friend. family uly invited
TO attend the funeral Friday Ian T. at 10 ocoss
from Stephens Church, between BDoe and th.y
The remains will be taken While PANS, sia.
day morning for in,ernient
TAYLOR-At No 8Is Broadway, Friday Jan 3 a.,er .
long, protracsi illness, Robert os ihe 3';l yeag ot
his
His remains atered in It's NewYork Bay Cemetery
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FIRES.
Fire in Rutland, N.-Robbery Of I'M
vniis During the Excitement.

Rutland VI. TuoT11y, Jan. ?, 'T0'
The large brick block opposite lie depot and
,yoo1cu buildine aGiolnirg we're d, .,royed ny fire
this evening IOss about sio)Ot; insured Tor sF!Sp
Chester Kingsley. member Of Hook aud Lauder
Company No !. injured by ihling through say
light while working on The building.
The principal losers Mcssrs liuntoon. Harry Bfy
ant William Otis; Pond A Morse, druggistsi Simond'
& Edison grocefs. Pierce, DRY goods merchant l"'s!
of the Commercial College. Norton EoDIDsoh tiV
GERS; Moran, grain and -four merchant; Mussy' hi
lard saloon keeper; Kbonrn millinery dealer -, nc
Lean & Robbins priniGs; Gibson saloon,keeper' WI WI
son. Rutland & Washinfoa's railroad once anu IT, ~,
Alien MI ysici,p Tbc fire Masonic Hall where th,
Grand Commandcry Of knights Tempar .oi vermont
were in session was in the third story Of The block
p,,itsburg X Y were robbed ~ the Rutland. VI, di
pot during the excitement caused by the me-
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Il TRENTON. n. j.. Tuesday. jan 9. 1866

The New-Jcrsey Legislature meets to-day.
| Caucuses were held by both parties this morning.
For President of the Senate, JAS. NJ. Scoye. of Cam
den; Secretary T.. Il. Borden Of Mercer Assist
| ant Secretary. Edward Dobbins Of Essex. and En-
crossing Clerk. Capt. Yandeyer of Essex For Speaker
OF the House John Hill of Morris; Clerk, George IL
Cooper of Cumberland; Assistant Clerk, James Bn
chanan OF Mercer: Engrossng Clerk. NJ: H. beaumont
Of Union; Doorkeeper, L. Demaresi OF Essex
| The Democrats made the following nominations
Wm. NJ. ChG for Speaker of the House, and Alexander
NJ. Johnston for Clerk.
The Republican candidates viii be elected in botl
The Governors Message will be delivered to morrow
SECOND DISPATCH.
TRENTON. n. j.. Tuesday Jan. 9. leC5.
The two Houses OF the Legislature organized at
O'Clock this afternoon.
In the Senate James NJ Scovel Of Camden wa
elected President Enoch X Borden Of Mercer Comfy
Secretary; Edward T.. Dobbns OF Essex. Assistant
Secretary: John II. Van Dervcr OF Somcrset IN
crossing Clerk and Samuel II. Golfer oi Atlantic. al
Republicans. and elected by vote OF II to 10:
RESOLUTIONS were offered by Mr. Cobb of Morris In
dcrsing the policy OF President johnson and the admin
isiraton of Secretary stanton.
In the House John Hill Of Morris was elected
Speaker; George Il. Cooper OF Gloucester. Clerk
james buchanan OF Mercer. Assistant Clerk Col II
H. Beaumont Engrussiug Clerk and Richard Darn
steadi Of Essex Doorkceper--al lscpubhcans-by
vote OF - against 81 two members being absent one
Of each party
The Governors Message was presented and part,
read IL is plain. business document ana reviews III
concise manner the several departments Oi the otal
and IL, financial condition. The receipts on TIE state
account proper stated az ss95 5l2 - and the eh
pcndur,s NJ $3.50 go 81 This does not inclIdc tue
disbursements account Of the war. which have ae'
cumulated a debt OF 81 -lS 10 The quarantine y re-
!errcd TO- and its location In NewJcrsey Is strongly
objected 10. The Mcssag1 concludes with reference
10 national Affairs IN which the restoration poc! o
the President u approved
There much excitement among phriie. on account
Of tie refusal Of Mr. Scoyc 90 appear Ia the epubcnn
caucus. without him there was tie ana bis vote "a'
necessary to secure the Offices for tie Republic ans
Both parties sent committees to him bat De declared
his independence TIE Republicans finally gave hsir
the position of President. although they had agreed
upon Mr. Buckley Of fassaic for the pO.t Finally he
accepted the position. and his vote gave the lepuhh
cans all the Offices. There was much rejoicing among
some and much complaint among others.
In his speech Mf Scoycl referred 10 President LA
coins second Inaugural and pledged himself 90 hGoii
10 the principles cLuncihicd IN this latest uii'Fanoc o
the foremost patriot % the nge MI ScoYcl sd lie re-
earded the Declaration of Independence ~ nsiinci
with living breathing power % immortal truth and noi
as the passionate manifesto 81 q revolutionary war and
avowed himself in favor Of The rights Of mankind.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
Annual Sale Of the Pcws Of Piyme"'"
Church-Four Hundred Dollars for the
First Choice.

The regular annual sale Of the pcws OF Ply
mouth Church took place last evening IN that edhcc al
:. o'clock For some time previous to that hour the
church wss thr0ngcd with ladies and gentlrucn anu
the low hum of conversation which arose from the
assembly was ample evidence Of the interest ielt 10 the
occasion Diagrams Of the pcws were scattered III Tue
seas and inuumeTGblc pencils gold. SILVER anu tue or,
dinary lead In many eases held by dainty Jewe'el
fingers were employed for the purpose oi marking on
HE coveted seats. As the hour APPROACHED the excite
ment become very great. and when The orghhlst Lan
performed voluntary and some oi inc trustees !, ny
nrared ON the platform with books and papers there
vos hurst Of applause, aud " the iray commenced
A few good .lumorcd remarks were addressed 10
those present by Of the trustees. VINO cohcicu Nv
hopng that all would get the places they wnhtcd .e
,eitn, of sale were then read. and Mr. Pisbufy VINO
has performed the same duty for the last ten years
commenced The sale. Gentlemen said he; you nave
benr the terms Of the sale what Is the ofer 20 Oh
N ,on plcnsef voice, 500 AuctiOneer, thank You
if an offered 5000 at two. At two. s ~ io ~ w.
10 - - o. JOj. lc. ~. 20. -. 20 90 ~ eo ~ "nsh
100 offered by H. i. Clalin. bore away the pIr the
bidding occupying about one minute lnpp'aIao, ~ Ii >
Jio,y much ior the nexi 5000 which sweed IN hnoni
one minute 10 e3-7 the bid of Joseph T. Howard ioi.
nee Benedict gave si0 for The next ihc io'o"ihS u
the order Of soIne Of the principal BIDS . . .,o.
H. &. Bowen, SJ3i A. tl,nin w p'uHs'' ~ go
NJ ; beach 4p5. John + Howard tJDt MI camp
a,,o. Wr Dennis $40. SIR. Dyke, &2Go; Mr semp.cn,
- AZ, ivors t2l0. Mr. Gib.On tl13 Mr. Colin. sIO
a., u,jrrton > 20. Mr. Daniels. +!D Nj SLOW, r.fn
a r. sou,Iweil @2i5 Mr.. Fitzgerald t!Jo; MI liu',rd
H,,s A." T. Hewitt Sgs3. II. W. Snsr. 800 hlf.
80, a,io. chare. fsrrcl Saio. Mr.. Hill sli5' Mr.
p"ter ft25; Nj Wokn. t2!j; Dr. Grant, ga mi MI.
.ad,e 30. Mr. Worth. ilo III. u, fne", 7..t i"ri'
@ h.,ve.n 20 and 30 bid. between 7 100 aud At.
abont halt the pcws the noor were SOFA pe!oio tue
a. of 100 commenced The seats IN the galleries
rre Ien disposed Of and pew broughte less than go
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was stopped. The interior badly damaged by
water Several adjacent houses or less injured
BY fire and water
The confagration ragged until o'clock in the morn.
inG, when Its progress arrested Several houses
were burned and q is in circulation that Messrs.
Cooke. Moore & Co. were burned ~ death in their
store as neither have been since the fire occurred
Fears are entertained that they persisted.
The origin Of the fire is not known. The loss is sup
posed to be over $4,000
SECOND nISpATCH.
NASHVILLE. Tuesday, Jan. 9. 1906
The body Of Charles a. Moore was exhuncd from the
ruins of the warehouse this morning. There was but
one life lost.
Messrs. Cook. Moore a Co., and L. G.. Page both lose
heavy.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
A PoINr ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS AGREE.

A POINr ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS AGREE.
Out often thousand regular physicians you find
who will say that srsULAsrs and IgvrGoRAyTs
soluey necessary in medical practice And yet bygons
years humane practitioners have he iated to administer them.
because the endish ingenuity OF wretchei who
chandise Of human nnies had polluted and deteora.ed
them that the remedy deemed dang the ds
ease This peplexity shappIy done with rhysisans
know because the first analytical cherss o. the ese haw
demonstrated the fact. tha,
HosTErTEE's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTErs
absolutely and entirely free from all pe.nieiou' elements
Hence they been introduced into the United States
Army and accepted wherein the testimony Of tie wSe
the intelligent aud the pilanopici i, rated at IT, jos: value
the best protective gan. and for al diseases arising
from mpuriy the other unhealthy climate influences
tina, has tested BY experience. In Of Dyspp
ola aud Liver Complaint, state without Qualification ~
reservation that the B,,ers nearly iraDe as eny
thing pr pared by human skill be. NewYOFh olec No
50 Cedarst
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CANA ia.
Trial for whisky Smuggling - Fire a'
snrnin Dissstisfne'ien among the
Volunteers Obituary nry-Exporiing Cat

TonoyTo e. W. Tuesday. Jan. . l-.'o.
Messrs Holiday ~ Co., dlstllers, oi Mart.
land are being tried the asszes here to-day charged
with swindling the Government ont oi ei-nOyl by
smuggling whisky into the tliicd states.
large hrc occurred IN Slrnia last night
The Toronto Leadsr states there Is great dissnsfic.
ton among the volunteers owing TO tie mtinnc,s oi
he Government In ncelccting 10 clOthe them.
Father 1Oler, Superior Of the Jesuit Order IN
America aud formerly OF NeW-York. died at Montreal
on Sunday. ~
The cattle plague regulation las been 40 fnr modified
that horses mules and now permitted TO cross
the border into tho United States at Cgdcnsburg
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
NE W..JER IL sen.
James M. ScoveI Chosen President OF
the Senate - The Democratic Slate
Broken-spccch Of the Presidcnt-Thc
Governors Messace

Special Dispatch to The " =. Tribune.
TRENTON. Tuesday, Jan. Q, 1850.
The Hon. James M. Scoyel was to-day
nominated and elected President of the New jersey
Senate.
The interest all day has been intense Mr.. Scovel's
friends broke the slate and his election is referred to
in all circles.
The President. in his speech, took high ground for
the rights of mankind for justice TO the negro and
said that the Declaration OF Independence was not
"the passionate manifesto of a revolutionary war"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
u.u.as,cbiu Cattle Mnrket-Jan. 10.

There wa. fair supply Of Beef Cattle ,' ws"s .nd pes,
- better 1hc enie offerings amounted 70 90,
W.T. W.T. J -. ranged a, from rs to Alo Tor ihf 10 good
ate and from si slei per 100 10 iof p,'' anu eAt'
s,ock Common Cattle sold at rom -, and ..ss NJ ,0
-uypp This market was more a''n' ", 49, IT, v ~, 'i'
head eacied at from 7asio per % or the @ ps sheep
and lron til per head Tor STOCK '"e'P iH' "'Ae'
Woa. Tncre wa. better demand for iios. nni 1oo head
we, d. po,rd Of at from 10 tio . vo 10 net ~ 10 col"
Cow,-We have chang. 10 note IN t' m'sei 'oo mead
we're sold at from to b5o or spfnsr' i"d f'" a'o W
A. Nj (ams
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IIotel Personal.

Gen. yodges, u. $. A., is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel ard Col Carts Washington. is ut the Brevoor'
House. MI,
Major Cen IIcntzleman. T. 5. A.; MojoI Gen Thos.
Eoan T. \. A.. and son; Gen. Cozzens u. =. A.. and
.iad the Hon s. II. Caldwell Dunklrk. and Col. Tom
Richardson. Portland are stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel
The Hon 4. s. Hayes. Chicago; the Hon. "A. a.
Drnd.,rd Colorado Gen. james Craig. Missouri, and
Col Anson Stagor. Cleveland, are auoRV the latest
srriysu NJ LIE 81, kiQbQlpA
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Tup LATE ROBERT MIsTURS.-The members
Of the Union League Club are requested TO meet al the
Club house ON Wednesday. the ioth day OF January
1866 nt clock p m, TO take appropriate acton win
reference to the death Of their late associate hopert H.
Miptnrn. the first President of the Club By order OF
,be Executive Committee. OTIS u. SwAS, secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
Destructive Fire at Nnshyiiic-A Mer'
chant nurncd 10 Dcath-Lo"s S5V ,O0O'
NAsuviLLE. Tuesday. Jan. .

NASHVILLE, Tncrdny, jan. 2 IrJD.
A destructive fire broke out at o'clock thlS
morning in the Wholesale house Of Cooke. Moore Co..
on the public square destroying tho building and II
stock of l,1uor The house Of H. G.. Page. adjoining.
was also destroyed with .t entire conents The In
ternatioua Hotel ss uafeIN tiWss QR ire but tQaly
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MARWIE -.

DIMOND-BIXBY-At Harfed. Chau.alGua Co, y: l..
on ednesday Jan. ,, by the Rev lSnoes .ii .i'i".
W. Dimond OF Stockton, ~ L.. 10 Miss sllan AAA'J o
the former place.
MILLER-NE RRIAM-On Sundey evertne Jon. :, t'', m
the NJ +. Church. Eightynthst by the kew. ~ =.
Corse Theodore d. G. Mler OF Low Hampton, n. L. u
Miss Mary }. Merriam youngest daughter Of Joan ,.
Merriam, esq, OF New.York City.
REYNOLDS-PREsTON-At schuylsrvie. OF ,1ns>diy:
Jan 2 by the Rev. 5. r. Seas.e, Wibm PIT Key -
Gslesve, Washington Co.. to Harriet, daughter Vi . IL
Preston, NJ. d., Of tue former place.
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Al tTnuuton-Loss, S?5,OOO.
BosTog. Tuesday. ,

BOsTOH Tnesd0y, Jan. ? Iro0.
A fire in Taunton last night destroyed inc
main building Of tie Pewter BRITANNIA and Plate Com
pany's Works Loss, s2J,0J0; insnred !or sieO~ ih
Providence Hartford and New.York Offices.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
fAdyertisementa.I

BIrCKs-30, 900 BMCRs ARE MADE PER DAY
by the NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE, which is the most
wonderful machine OF the age. A. KEQuA General
Agent, No. l3O Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
At Chicago Burning Of the Clarendon
gouse-Loss, 100000.
CHICAGO. Tuesday. Jan.

CHICAGO. Tuesday. Jan. Q, Ir',b.
The Clarendon House and buildings adjoining,
occupied by choclkopf Brothers dealers IN groceries
The Schoclkopfs loss on the building and stock is
s-O OODi Insured for $4,000 The total Toss amounts to
about 10000.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

Both Houses Of the Oblo Legislature yeS'cr
day agreed to 20 into joint session for the election Of
I-n,,ed STATE, Senator on the 10Th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

BRIcKs.-3O, 900 to 35, 900 splendid BRIcKs are
made per day by the NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. ABgAM REQUA. No. I3O Broad
Way.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

CLOTHES WRIYGERs of all kinds repaired by
BAILEY WASHING & WRIsGISs MACHINE Co., 4'tt B'way
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

business address will be given at this office report their
houses ayed from burglars Sunday night last by the
Burglar Alarm Telegraph T.. HOLMES, l9e Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

JEPFERs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
LADIES GooD BooTs AND SHOES AND GrNTIEMESs
SIIrPEIs at low prices JEFFERs. No. 553 BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

GROVER q BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
Elastic STITCH SEWING MAcHLyEs for iaaiy use TO -
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
UpyRY WINTER DAVIS.

An informal meeting Of the members ol the
ouse Of Eeure-entatiycs was held IN the hall yecfday
afternoon Immediately after The adJouFnineni' MI.
Morfin OF Vermont IN the chair MT. H:eeh Gay
smith Secretary. On motion o Mi Ihaddeus stevens
Committee Of ise was appointed 10 prepare res ou'
ops q. utesiye Of The feelings o tbe members relative
to the death of the Hon. Henry Winter DAVIS. The
Chair appointed Messrs ThnddeusSevcns oi fc"nsy.h'
MIA. james a. Garfield Of ono mem! T. 'ali % % si.s
s,ur lanes Urcots OF New. York. and John l. Dnw
ION OF Pennsylvania The meeting adjourned TO con
,ene aqain On Monday next immediately after TIE al
iournncnt Of the House.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES Tor Ia.lori
and Manufacturers. GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE
CONPAsY No. .@ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

------,. Patent Elastic Rubber Prsminm
Hartmans ,st cheapest aud most approved OF mo
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

4 memorial of the ~. Louis / mon Merchants
Jxcharce presented to the senate today by Mr.. Hen
dorson declare the number Of registered steamboats,
on tie Western rivers to be 90 valued nt ~ i'J'VD
with 9g2 IA :uns capacity II estimates the imports
into ST. Louis in lSGj TO be s.5O010O; Cincinnati.
s3l2 600 600 and Lorisyillc. sC0c1VOD 1t asks Con.
gress 10 improve the navigation OF the Mississippi nnd
other rivers by means Of snasboas by locks of dains
o. tue rapids OF the Mississippi! repairing 'ling okH'
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

Henry Dunbar will be acted at Wallack's 5
types on Monday caused alude TO 1t of the
"bcd instead Of one Of the last of Tom Tay yor
productions
Mr. Chanfrau's performance of Nose" and
"Sam. on Thursday. will take place at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music.
The French Theater tonight at the Academy
ought to be remembered by the lovers Of polished and
elegant acting.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

The FLORENCE SEwING-MACHIgE, wita Ike
ef,ibe Feed and Uniform TensonInaAAs ous da; ;reht
stitches No. 5@5 Broadway.