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SATURDAY Evening, June 10 1853
The market has been very much exercised to-
day by telegra phio adyices from Che North,
and rates Of both Gold and Foreign Bills have
again been advanced toan inordiuate extent. The
Gold market opened firm at yesterdays closing
figures, but it soon improved and rapidly advanced
fully s - cent. There is no local cause whatever
to Justify any alteration in rates. aud the present
movement is exclusively due to the fluctuations IN
the New York market. We annex the principal
operations outside Of the brokers' board to-day, as
follows, viz $4,000 sold by bank in the morn
ing at lac, $4,000 at 14B9 $500 at 1863 100000 and
$50 900 at l47, $9OOO $4,000 and $500 at l473
SO OOOatu4o, $4,000 at $50, $780, $1,000 and $4,000
at 49, $40 900 and $4,000 at 1913, $4,000 and
$32 900 at 1919 s3O00 $4,000 SIS 600 and SIT 800 at
1872, and $l3 600 and $4,000 at 1929. Sales of
Silver have been restricted to $1,000 American
halves at l320l35. We now quote gold at 1920
1879 and Silver at l330l37 for American coin and
152GDl53 for Mexican dollars.
| FoREIGN ExCHANGE--The tendency of the Euro
pean news and the upward movementin Gold have
caused unusual advance in rates of Bank Sterling
and Francs, but the demand has been of such a
restricted character, since our last, that no heavy
operations have transpTed either in bank or out
door Exchange. Enough has TRANSFERRED however,
| to show general advance in rates of fully solo
per cent, while the operations for the day have
been restricted to the following, viz: Gl75O
bought yesterday, deliverable to-day, at 1913
$1,000 at 100 ; $4,000 at 1879 El800 and $4,000 a.
lG3 $4,000 at 10, and G3O00 at l729. All of the
latter are bank Sterling. Sales Of Francs still
continue of too insignificant character to require
special notice, and we now quote Sterling at In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18
vlolina and vIolln-Maker.

Persons who hold with Dean Swift in despising |
"fddlers and all their fine stuff" (happtly, they
are minority in these our musical days,) will not
believe how much curious and varied information
gathers itself round the most difficult to handle,
yet the most exquisite, of musical instruments.
Less available as representing music with all its
fullness Of harmonies, than the panotorte and re-
curing as it does, special physical qualifications
not to be acquired by the most patient labor--eyen
the singer, whose instrument is part and parcel of
his own frame, can hardly express his feeling or
sentiment more intimately than the wordless inter
prefer who oaTessess the violin. Then, it has a
peculiarly which sets it apart from all its com
radcs-that of being better for age. Whereas
every other instrument wears out, violin Fipens
with time-uor can the most artificial or ingenious
use of science replace the steady mellow pro-
cess of years By baking the wood, and by using
acids, temporary semblance of the rich old tone
of the great italian and Tyrolese volins, may, we
are informed, be fabricated but the result is only
temDOTary, and the preCOCiOuSly -fOrmed manu-
| facture does not abide wear and tear. 1t is no
more possible to imprOvise a violin than it is to
| force a cedar tree. Further antiquarian interest
is given to the subject by the fact that in the pro-
ductiOn of the violin certain secrets of construction
| have been lost. The receipt of the CremOna var
nishes, which add so much to the value Of the old
Italian instruments-possibly to their seniority,
certainly TO then preservaton-seems as little as
! Certainable as that of the old ruby glass.
! Gaspard Duihoprugear, q Tyroese, established
at Bologna in 1910, who went to Paris at the inVi-
tation of Francis the First, afterward removed to
Lyons is said to have been the first maker of the
! genuine violin we have on record. Not even old
pictures have risen in value comparably with old
vions. The CremOna price of Joseph Ouarnerus
(bOrn in 1888, died in l74j was some four pounds
or thereabout. He was an irregular maker, be-
cause he was careless, eccentric man; but his
best vtolins seem to have been best of the best"
Paganin played on one of them, and for "the
magnificent violin known by the name of the King
Joseph Gulrusri0s, Mr.. Harl received the enor"
nous sum of E7J0, which is the largest amount
q az q
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"InIuns About"


About the years 1882 and 33 thera liveda family |
of some note on the Gua5auup2 river, in Western
Texas Among them were several young ladies OF !
the upper.tendpm Of those lays-sensibie looking |
creatures bappy as larks and always full of fun
and mischief 1t happened that among fifteen or
twenty young men residing in that section there
gri2ziyhaif3ed, chafy and moou-eyed chap, who
became wofuy smtten with the most charming OF
he algresaid young ladies'; who, Of ali The buck
skins Nh the wills Of Texas was most unlikely to
be a successful diplomatist 10 matters where the
gentle sex were to be consulted won and we'd
His visits became less like those of angeislrst
once a month, then doubling to twice a month ard
once week-'aud soon, said the old man. "this
amberspitting, deerkiIliug fellow was almost
Many Jokes at her expense followed, OF course
time 10 get clear Of her admirer or quit the rancho
An opportunity offered on the following Sab
bath. II being watermelon season, and Betya
fatbar having a fine snpnly all the Youngsters Tor
mile around assembled there on holidays to feast
on melons. Il was prominent in the circle until
afternoon. Betty had private interview with the
young men, and arranged that NJ. should be de.
Suycd rom the house and frightened by the cry oil
indians" from some of his comrades, which
would wound bis pride and drive him away. A
swim in the river, some three hundred yards dis
tant, was proposed By one and seconded by soge-
raj OF course poor NJ. was in.
They went TO the ford near the melon patGl,
and hogan undressing. In the meantime eight or
ten others with guns, had gone down under cover
Of the bank and secreted themselves along !be
patti from the bathing place to the house. The
company with Miller were in fac glee, and in
going down spoke of the recent outrages Of the
indians their increased boidness, etc. thus eE-
citns the anti c0mbatiye bumps OF Dllltet 10 inc
highest pitch.
Now boys" said one who'll jump into the
river frstY
"IIi bet m first in, - said Miller; "by Josh,
Pm frat with the gals-in course I'm first here"
on went coats pants, shoes, socks, etc. Just
as Miller had dotted everything but his short RED
bssnnel shirt-bang bang why-o woya bang
All MT two, three and four more guns-loud ant
shora shrll rose the terrible war-hoOp in the densl
brush under the bank.
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JEFFERSON CRY, June 49, 1866.
Arrived Saturday and Sunday -247 Texas BeeVes,
l2l Calves and Yearngs. Sold on saturday-l0
Western and 2l2 Texas Beeves 60 Calves and
Yearlings, 90 Sheep and Meh Cows. Stock
on sale-l4 Western and 2S4 Texas Beeves, IO2
Calves and Yearliugs, 1893 Sheep and 40 Mich
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18

Another pest " has been discovered in Roehes-
ter, N. Y. Two young ladies have been infected.
The incipient symptom, the forging of check for
S45. was undetected; but a heavier attack be-
trayel the disease, and they were Immediately
placed under the charge Of a skilltul doctor Of
law,
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eG0 ORLEANS Daily Qygeatrat.
GIle Courts,


Cs-e= -set for Trial This Z3ag.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NEw-Yogk:jAMEs Y ALLEE .ns k9V.sa W Vp.sssysTsfN
FiixsbTTH MoARTHUR aud JAMES MeARTHbk. 'sooh snd
so s guardian To above Dendnis You are hereby
su ir,d 10 compsint Ia ths scon when
ihi, dsy ID N, Cst, Ohcs Of said coar a @ ~; ~,
,,d . " 10 the sa oo.H.hns
an ths h efee No. - W,,t IN SAID Cny ssnh
service hereof exclusive Of me ay o.
vie, and N the complaint within tns
said th. plaintiff. h .ction win sppy 90 the SSa 0' '' ~
a.m.ndsd IN couppiiiat Dated Deesnbet l.o ...~
10 cents as,.sss s,'mPl d. dUIrEAU rnas' A"''''''
lswepf
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

C,IyPREME COURT - CITY aud COUNTY Of
y NEW.YORK--THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COM
p1EY plsnua srin CHARLES sLEyIk aud ohers, Defend
sn d judgment Of the ssprems or Of ID. sI,,
made Va the shove end seiion Daniel
Ir,r.n it. the Rrrefe. named will 90 sale At
n.hl bidder MONDAY the 2%h day OF
aths Exchange sale.room NO
III Bro.d~sy City Of H- York by Jsm.' Miller Aec
AsscTibed lsnds aud VIA An tha
es,n Of ssd situate yug and being the noIihey re
the P aud Second svenH Hs 10 hs
~ bounded aud described ~ follows VIZ ne
1n, a, point on 'rity Thirty second stree distant
s.y ON, hundred on hs westerly line OF tns fn
.vense runnng thence noftiery limo parallel WIN ts
. iuchos TO point eiufdi't.n oe"seh
,scuA and Thtythrd res thspes wsssTy on ine
osr., with Thify second ea feet ebt ncne henee
athr,y on sth th First ninety sh feet nins
inches nohsry Inv o Thy second street and
.lors line Of Thirty second ee
=, M. pe n York November 30 100
49, DANIEL r. INGRAHAM, Jr, Referee
M.ILL. THuHsroy ANBAE. FhiHtias Attorneys
2aw3wsLW ..., L. n
Of The 1beve pTenisss v postponsd un, zoe 1Nn a
J.pusry 1851 tbs koI aud place ps.ed ns~ on
bsr "a 1854 DANIEL r. IhOAAhAs'' J"' ~'''
kauto
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
siatlpnern anb fanrn @ooos.

6iaticnerp ano fanfp GOODS.
CCHOOL-REWARDS, TESTlMOh lALS-A very
~ article fer dbuton the close Of schools sundsy
school Cards and nsd. Marriage csrths.s yseniiss Lss
P.ns New styet above constantly being pgbhed bJ
''T~' BERLIN JONES NOs iI snd lSe Nill.H-st
ENVELOPES Of every variety OF Color and Quality,
H manufactured Patent GgsmrI snd Folding h,chasl
h.h fpur., entslsps Open End Enysopss ts'
r,tb.r with large variety Of LETTER snd kOTE.PArhS
BERLIN JONES, Manufacturer, Noe ~ aud IN Nnn.a.a
XGTEDDING- NG-ENVELOPES, CARDS, &c.-Just
w OsT. new large Square FLAP the ds,irsbls styisof
ever nrodueed hovnnf Envslopss rapsfs
C "a ali widths and styles OF boidof' manu-
sSta,,d by BERLIN JONES. Nos l34 and ios Wbhsnst
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
Corporation Notitrs.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE
~ hereby fivn to the o-ro' oreuPant o. oegpnt,
S ~ 1S:si S.s S h win, H...,@.a has SsS conf It'd sr.
lodged o. sr board Of A'.o o sIaAinson By al
snd .a, and ;.,,lr. curb .oi cote. '''.-, 1
g s and hy oSs S s S lr%.o E''I
~. limit sms,c y sss . n,a' .s UsIe.. :, ' o. Id
. 10th .id. Of l9h sud l1l.,.. fsm ioth,,' TO
Hudson Rveti so. The wss, side 4 lghayr AID both 'd,
Blooansd lIosd .ad ts,h e. q IN M la ,,' o,s t't
i2sh, leo both .d,. q Manla a' ON liih to i3h''e|
All persons nsrss ~ ei by t"e bov h.m'd A.'s
s. '1d :. sso a,' S., SS'Is @.s 81 i % 70 Of @
,U,d At hir sas, no -. ar = . h.' ss,9. Ne" 0''
i5is 5HSp ,, ;CT;fE..%&sLL, Board of A'.'.'''+
Once Board Of Assessors, NV Hen.e Dee "a leee
NORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc notice is ne'e-
" By yen the Oeeapsn or oseapsn,, o. :.
House, Lots improved qni1provsd Lsnd. ~. ,'a
in Board OF A''o' % sI.nio''0n OJ oil persons
ist For building sewer In a.don
a. For aseIn and ra.sspg sidewalks porh aide Of 'sh 'rss
ID TOr sens rsnE curb and gutter stones and h,sf'
sdeWalks in l2eth from % 10 9Th HvsHnrL -,
4h Yor tagging sidewalks In L'sht street from h"0''a 70 "'
3d. FOR laying Mott 'r'', opPO'' Primary School
S For syin1 eo.swAi In the ,s'i and -' side.
7.h EoT setting euro gutter and s'st 'd'"'h'0
TeseitinE
f7Bt between "a hnd ID s'ens
Of from nah to lgOth stfeeis
The m by such As,,um,nt INCLUDE AZ e seets
ground vacant O pieces and parcels o' 'Ad
Gtaltsd on A.. ,o,, IN
feet also the south aide oi h hes' Hn
Madison to Fourth tvenus. ,.,
a. Ii. noh rd. O 1Oth street from sh to ioh .vsH'e
al Roth sdss Of l2sth street % 10 cts avenues
9Th Both LsEt street fIom Hudson to washington
streets.
Sb Rob des on plscs 18th point bali
v 10 leh street. ds Of 18th street between lat and ID
i.h both sides Of from ls, to I'd avenues
AN E.uery I'd from l1sih 20 lgth Streets as
the northey side 7sth I'd and I'd avenues
effected ~ the above named ,ssea
either oil them are re-
on.,.d 10 pent the objection, writing Il the und-t
sS AZ tbr Office No ~ Chsnbe Bssement New Codft
Hou,e within thirty dsyi from tho d.te q this notics
' JACOB y. OAKLEY. 4
JOHN D. OTriWELL. Beard Of A"ss'orA
ISAAC o. HUNT,
ORcs Board Of Ansssos New Court House' Dec 70 1865
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

CUPREME COURT, City and County OF New
- YorI-rIE BALTIC FiRK INSURANCE C0MPANf' t,ip-
a. .san,t ISABELLA WARES vie Of Abel Wares ana ABB
WIREs her husband DefenisnIh parscsnee i lndemsn
thi, u,d in the sbo,ss5tie ei sciion RuhAtD s
IL .nstou 10 hshs bidder tho EIh.nE sai..room 70
III broadway Cy Of Hs~ YoIt hoNDA na Ish asy
twelve O'clock James ~ hhs Nse
oncsr foowns described eatss. via ~ 'hss esn I S
rire. OF parcel of land situate JnE and beini Az heu ~ Va
r,lL Ward the City Of NowYort 10 tho BLOCK
bundled N.
"a he Third .rd bounded follows Norhetp
~ On, esti sonbeTy ey the e.sssf
In. cf The bloch between thrd ud uhs
huBd r-a's s.sry eJ .ine ars.s
m. widspsd h1ndfed sea
al s..sy ther-fom. snd westerly by hte Paiae' ne
Two hundred forty from sad fouhsvseos n
M ma lot b.in twenty With By hundred req ana
eleven inoD'' IN u'P'" VI RlCB,p C. BEAMlSH. Referee
Jouu fowInn Prs Attorney No. d Ns''sr''Tss' rev
u.-1 law =
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
Billiard Gables

LARGE number Of New and Second. hand
n BILLIARD TABLES, win cor improved esne, e,n.i,sn
the most cerrct aud ufto
cushions made sp-n.n' ef orr nat h's ea u
Ion. Ia this city fsfrs Intending TO pufcs.s VIII and 70 pen
nr..s 10 sIsmns s,eef which h The afts' oo h'
N 'a' s9gI aS coLLAHpE6 Es. g = % cssbytNI
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
5nes bp Autiion.

DY HENRY II. LEEDS g. MINER.-HENRl
ID H. LED AuctioneerAt the Leeds AT Galleries boz ~
"a si9 rEosdway, the EVENING Of FRIDAY, Dec q a. =
c'c.ocfs ~, - -
-, Artsts: nsl FOgn Works msiy the propry OF
pilGngvvn 8atrore con med 70 = T. Ave- Ao
tfsm three Of tae LAEe and Finest sIece ever
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
Go Uhom II nan Cor ern.

Go Wbom II man Gor,crn.
ST fpu, M,. DEC 90 l'6.
NOTICE.-Nohce il hereby gwen that : SWEET,
~ j. . org-f employ ad has been since Nov
''''' SO NV kSTRiN SWEET.
COCIETY for the RELIEF of the RUPTUBED
- and CRiPPLED1he funds FOR being
Society eppl those who d.posrd TO
with rqHsst hist contributions he
the utr No. 81 Seconatvr or %
urde-eL no Of auhrrE~d 10 cfor s-b'crf-
rnpturrd cripfsa w gid upon calh- a s
- their
JONATHAN sTU sGEs Treasurer no i25 Rront-st, " u
- 10. c. JUDSON, A. Root, Moline. Ill.
fE'O NIGHT-Wili be- sud the valuable collection Of
i hr0 ti,s PAfSTlSGs by the best AMERICAN ARTS 5
BIEg-TADr. JAS. HART Dt'RAND, KfSsEif, CASTELAR,,
BEARD. kc Sc. a. e-dss Gsl y, No. sl7 trosivsy.
T5NHE CLEVELAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
i and tn-asu-r, Of thr ROCKY R1vER ff'HISG PAGTY q
-s,e Goeepi ssu dn bnn- No ig) Brosd
way sub hr' pfrs-n hoatl rer yd ono day too late
WOODWARD John formerly CousIl to Texas
w PACKARD. Iohp--W ALA ". c.
TREAT, Chanuc-y--Sr John. l.
HFABD Js.s.--NF hLE y, Joseph toi Fetepl
Representative parties s,nt slrrsS 20
r. q o.. 81 Nv YORK fosl frc fo their sly'rtfs.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
ATEW.YORK md NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
Ice WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1851
COMMENCING De 10. lsos


P,,.,ur Station twenty .evsaiA-s ana
yogrIhLvs on fwentv ss'eotasI
TRAINS LEAVE YgwTOhA;
Tor New Haven "a At1tkL,l .L1A n Il u tEr' ~"
NI.,l "a. 80 snj Sov itK.lpn -.
FOT BidsepoH 7.0i 800. tEI-I lilo a. nia. IT, 1~
or AS 20 SnI 8 ~ tEI.l m.
Fsr kIford, and stfsuort 10 n o a m 1S 81 n
for REua~d SoulhDor aud W-.'po TO- LOA n IA ~
Fer Hsfvsls 100 G0o fEI.i SO II lll. tEL ae,
n. 3t5 40. $50 $50 tLI.lS ~
For D9en. s.u. 9O0. llJ0 a ~ - AZ. ~ o. N
For Orrenwlch 90 Y llJO - ia ~ 70 80 p
Stamford 7Oo % tEI.I ll1o az i1S (EIl AlS.
Chester ana tatens La1 ~" lin n
2is ..t5 Al 80. t.J0. 1OO IL
On ThsndsJs 81 vii iesvs IrensJ ssYsn'A o. 81
CONNLcr,sta TRAINS
loi boston. soringhsd t0 tEIs ass fHR.l ao0
for boftOn. Ssore l.ins lRia tEI.l 20 O.
fof hartford ana sPrinEhed 800 tELl liD' 3@ UL.l
Fer cosn,esu. River Rsiro,I a. tEI,, SSp sNss
100 y. m NoriaAmrt9A-
For Hartford Ptsvidsaes F.htH RsifsA IOo tELYI
l2l5p m.
ial5 100 Gop u
yo, C.n.i a.i.rosd lllSe m 10 SonhsnOssH
Fsf hoasstonio tGiiroad 8 D..
Tsr hausatuct Rnirosd 6>j a m- l0o p IN
For Danburv kalrosa. q a. Np p
JAMts "a. HOfT. ssst
MEN. JERSEY RAIIROAD.-Trains leave foot OF
~ Courtlsndst for FHL1pKLYHIA at snd 10 n W m
and " BAIT sni MasHiSoTos At and 10 a.
D anu II uIdniFrt
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
priniina


EHAS. C. SHELLEY, No. 65 Barelsy-st.,
~ STEAM JOB PRSTE csrd. Cireslsr'. Bin hssd' ros'
C.,.io.,.. ke A. be low cAsh
ALL WOI DDSE PROMPTLY.
CYLTEDEh PRRSs YORK DONE FOR THE IHADE.
lITM. EVERDELL" SONS No. lO4 fulIon.st.-
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL AASofA"ioA
Frs
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

INEIHE WI n TT hlNU NVN4N VI
- SEW YOHE HE-CAHPERFLCRESCE Plaintiff. against LENA
ELOKEaIE Dele .dartSuunnons ior rel t...
l1o, moi the Defendant abave u ; lnefnA
nan,d: hereby sumnourd sad qgrd ks'snae STAMP
this action. which Oc. Cancelled
I'm n. 6-d In nc Office n the Cl-rk oL..............,
AZ. CIV md County oi tbe City Hall said city sndto
-, ,onv Of yopr answer aid the snbscrb-rs
At hsir oce 40 % Nsu street in the City Of hew-fo wlh
this eIcinys OF
service and fs1 the said complaint
% hs time Aforesaid tie aiHiF hi. aton vii appy 90 1e
onrt lT TIE relief demsndei IN the intD.isd heNi
n.,ahs, Ia.g ADRfANCE l. NANDEkPOEL.
Pl.in,ifs Attorneys. ko % Nasssu'st, Ne~-f fork
~ uriioa hed in iLe o OF
al and New Nork the City Hail. N
..ia rity o. the ed day OF November, is5d .-..
SAG ~ 9si.,ysvr ADRIA NCE & vANDERPOEL.
A
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
GsIp Dantso.

| -. - 49,
A GENTS WANTED-rHE BEST CHANCE YET
n "A vek Il HisioficAl snd National impo The
oy -ot on o. Navy Ia tie hsd Agnss hnd copetition
F'''t tARRAoITr AID OUR NAVAL COMMANDERS
n, the on n KIpLSf :he tREuhd Auhor and Historisn
Ia one hsud.omr voun With D. pendd Slo,l forss and battle
early % pbie ser' ee- aud na''l career oi
rAvil h-ror-. -, -, =.
sIpeneed agents. popular nd pd selling book pa.
ofrrrd So only By AsrG Ssnd ens of the ouh aoa
commence an. e.uyas, AaIrra T. q TREA kCo
Publishers. No c5t Bro.f~sy, N-w fori
An experienced LIFE INSURANCE AGENT will
"a be UH-r-d unp.rA Inducements by hr.cisss Company Ad
u-distey LIFE COMPASf, p o. boz no. 6sI New
forS CITY.
tATANTED lMMEDIATELY--Re,pec young
w ob,n suosebess dunst HoHdAJs
TlIE RIVERSIDE MkGAZlNL for yenng people Lesra In
duosusniL Csll and HUHD HOUGifON, fubiEhsrs
No. $50 BToouIs-si. hear iiroslw1y.
GI0 PER DAY sURE.-AGENTS WANTED
~ ~ every county 10 the United Sta 20 niTodse oW
fs'en wHlTEwIRE CLOrnkS-l iNE+ Writ frr parenlaa
AMERICAN WIRE Co, Ohce olt9 hroatway n hosE No :
OD SAn To $1,000 YEAR.-A good
~ S.')OO eh'nes 70 a.hs sy A. Dssnti. w,ns;d IN
Union msnuiaetuTs eel sTce Of dSy
piOn every family Cen h. nisciusd ia The .sn
dH citing Il entirely secured c0pvht sale S pe
=, noar hHuSap to 10 dom =, Hinr@,r, az
with stamp nelo.ed o rrtun LOUIS tOFLENIL Middle
ton, hd.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
Ghanrrs for Busineo5 fltn.


A STOCKING-D DARNFR-Somehing new every
n wonn vsn's ons Fucs 81 sen h ms to .rts.
IaN,r,l szerh, women. a. - l'. ~ 10
Ns'sn st. Room No q uL Hhh o.
a VALUABLE OFFICE BUSINESS v,ic1 q
- cash psy efstislse, ofcs rstr fnH'. rr--t-
thing @ order Aaf--f' o.. .'t t t-F ~ IT.
Trihuus nf
LOR SALE-A fr.tcla.s GRO, LRl and TEA
srORE l,r.ie5 tas a 4' s Frsca tysa1ss in
Broosly good Tn- ll.f s.-ss
~hra equ tis Fos particular c' 1 ~ s. 80 hLEl 'o
Iss rstiWsY ho't 'o a.
DATENT CAR COUPLING
neat ssfCup- = erlh-- e.. 10 Ws''sru H'r,
Coutsnt' Ncs-f RI h cen hs ss bed lo. only
.oolpns ba, Will b- ag dsrHeai ihs.s
-'.h ns GOOD Investment Invited 1 esra. 1. %
JuhH o.. WALLIS.
w.s'srl H'te' carfi-ud, a. H-~ I..s-
DATENT FOR NEw-YORK.--A valuable P4.rat
hrht r. ~ sr ~ ~ + u. ' efiIT ii Wool,
pos. Fs.. s8ir~s.w Bon 70 lo.ion
va. -
DARTNER WANTED N .fe Bookstore NJ. II
4 hhs Hauss. -
VNO DRY GOODS MERCIA NlS.-A man own.
uE good .iu,tisn tftdc IN ii Ius ishs o. ~
ttig- GOODS SILL o. fONNls-iOV. Altfes. stsung
tine shen sui place shes interview b. n- b. NJ 4,
I1Bsfe DA,e
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
5iiuations Wanteo-females.

A SEAMSTRESS wants SITUATION. Will cut
N .dss do III Kinds Of family Csn run any
nachin- For particulars address shh hSAkESS
tirsngv Fos.L.ic-. n. j.
A NUMBER ui well-recoinmended WET.NURSES
n van situations Nae Feule NurssS suppl at short
,e at l. HANSENS CuPprr and Lercbers No. siItlr't
neur 5ow-ry.
A NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
~ wan SITUATIONS to do feuTa HOUSEWORk. kn' Of Mrs
LOVES n.iHr, No II sson st u~sr tue bo~-ry'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
eiluailons manis>- alaIrs.

NfI ANTED-A SITUATION a. Travelling SALES
w MAN or OF Phi .dp phl Sto- House BY young
hba who comulsud GOOD ishe In uio
Wr,t Virgin e. Cbiids 20 No 10 Wood 81 NJ w
snd suitthrid Sta Petersburg va Ao"'e
J. Il. BROWN bow -rsOn. Harrison CO. Ohs
yNTANTED--By man Of extended business knowl-
w edo SITUATION Boak.s p- Cssh T. Has had ss
rstener IN psfueni Good references gwen "a
sre.s NEWHALL Tribune Ohcs ~
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

Il ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Wnter arrange
II ren. Nor-ut lt6s leaves james 'ip He- foI, al
H. mail aud ,s;ionSi II ior syo'
rsors Eysrhead -Ipfr'' ttsini 80 m ot
syoes and way sons; tsrminsdas 'nd ~ 6Alo :,
ana or ss,uruay psns Eorh tnp On and hr January
1871 will otly lspt AK eHr~p on 5sufdav'
when II viii hiVefheae. Iae5 usm WIZ run Guy 70
TsrufuS
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

ASTH AUCTION SALE.
4sD 3ooO0 TUNS SCRANTON COAL
or THURSDAY, JAN ., 1867.
/ NEw TogK Dec. - 1855
THR DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA AND WEsTERN RAIL
Road COMPANY viii sell by MESSRS. JOHN n DkAfER Il
Co AuetiOe-s CompAnys Ssss0nu No % ESchang-
Place corner WisIn-s EeSY0rk on THURSDAY, jan 3D.
prOEno a u o'clock
10000 TUNS
of YRHsH MINED COAL. FROM THE LACKAWAENA RE-
CfORs Of the deiverAbls their DEPOT, ELlLA
BETHPORT NEW Jersey during the oth of January 1874
TERMS; FIFTY CENTS PER TH payable funds,
thereateT
Once Of the Company. JOHN Bh'sblN fresiden''
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
fertures ano Msetinss.

NOTICE.-The Annual Election OF Twenty (2ol
MAnatersof the NewYork insatou for the Blind va ,. hee
=, ,hs Inhtuoa corner Nnthsys Aad Thirty fourth en
MONDAY 3,. inst, ~ seocs gSs 70 Issss opsa
hour - ~ =. .. y bAIkEi "ASh'' S'N'''--S-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

XHTONDERFUL FREAK OF NATURE.-"THE
w wieuiNoToy TWTEsH born alive having two heads
four AIMS body and pax es sse the sssd ss 9sn
% the Deerng tsay tosrne, a ee
aniacsnt obs Phy.iolosy Anssomy rsssosy
snd WSo.ea5s View. Al th. NEwYORK MUSEUM on AAT'
ONY No sis BrosdWsy. Open from 9 a N. % 10 p a.
NTNE -ARTS.-Seoond annual Exhibition Of the
very y'P' FRFNcn PAINTINGS
by rroaesi o ih- aSasfn French SCHOOL In
esssvs bore bs Asm Baron E'e9sar F.nyss Thee ErsIs
la M.au. u.rs NocL Pssi Ps-sn btiro hoybeI Iroyon
T,.o Vrrs1 Vool and several o1hcts s sdua merit - A..
Opsn daily from 30, M 10 NJ Al tas FINE Ms SahfJ 10
e1s brasdvaY rtA.., If ,As gs.nsh E,shius Club
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

The Pictur~s By Eof-isn Arts.s are by
V.t,t Litchscsuu~r Auker LasstIs,
Bioite. Laufknt Mes Lambert. David,
Rote. Jacque itrif CrrsuGn, Ceuy. (
ChulnOn Dov~r-eit Je'omn. Oeursd,
Mare, De RndJer. Chsme lai D'Ozscbsi.ier, I
Ialetu Eeichard.
They VII be Free Exhibition With catalogues su ce
Saturday. D- p, from 70 m, until 10 three
ur.vf1ff f1