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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

If the vague rumOrs Of which the Atlantic Gable
brings intelligence have any real foundation, Maxi
milan ers of the baseesS empire Of Mexico, is TO be
consoed for the loss Of his Transatlantic scepter with
"the crown ofPoland." But where is the crown
Unhappy Poland, victim Of royal ambitions and
rapacity, has now no separate national existence.
There is STILL it is true, Kingdom of Poland, but in
name only; for that portion of the old kingdom SO
designated is in fact, integral portion Of the Rus
sian Empire. In view Of her mournful history, who
that can appreciate heroic vaor and sincere patriot
ism will not rejoice at such reconstruction Of Poland
as would secure the independence Of the Poles ?
But notwithstanding the Partisan rumors we fear that
the time has not yet that shall this brave and
noble people once more taking their proper place
among the natonalities Of the Old World
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

We are glad to be informed that neither the PFe'i-
dent the Secretary Of War, nor Gen. Grant, has
revoked the wellknown order Of the latter author
ling military commanders to Try cases which the
Courts refused. The report that it had been re-.
vOked originated in the fact that Grant advised
Sheridan not TO strictly enforce It, on the ground
that the Civil Rights bill opened the Courts to the
freedmen.
But the order is still Of great importance, aai will
be while any Of the Courts declare the Civil Rights
bill unconstitutional, or while Rebel tyranny turns
Justice from its course.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
nj rELEeNAPK TO TEE rStsUSS.

nj rELEaHAPK rsz rstsUSS
DETACHED. .A;n
Nov 6Isut A. Z. X euham nom Reeey,os ,ag
n, md ordered 10 steamer Susqashanna Lsut ts
uar Er6io from duty at Navy Yard EswYerk ana on.
reeeyns shlp Assistant Sargeon fredsa Fntnssr
tore shp Jaeown ordered Moth Ssona sS.sei .s
John b. roppn duty League iald renn s sssf su
leave Of ABSENCE ActnG Master John " Coos "'
quehanna, sad ordered to steamer Tacony
ORDERED. -, A.si.,.
Midshpmsn Joha A. TAR Sufqaeosuns 81 ,t.at
ant Surgeon Fsnk L. Dubois soresbip jamss,o~h a. a,a
70 Snrgson Dnval. Chief Engineer john 4. Leat 20 '
bar Of a board o witness trial Of steamer Madawe<A@
APPoIN rMESrs RRyoKKD - Al.
Nov 6.-Acng Master Henry Taylor Of "san''
ing Master Hesry d. whtemors
j REsfGEED. -.
Nov. g. Fa.ed Assistant Psyns'ier Oi''e'' a. "'
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THE MRrRoRIc SHOWER.
ARMY GAZETTE.
Br rELHoRIrH TO THE TRIBUNE.


BY General Order No. 90 Of the War paragraph No.
1903 Revised Regulations Of The Army Hereby mOdiedO read
follows.
The physicians psy due IN the ordinary form Of or
eer' account sha be pe'sDed TO PsyuAssr for
vouehsd ior by certificate.
thereon the commanding officer that and sErsesby
and that the services have been duly rendered which
tfcar will unless has approved BY
tho sueonuenets the Medical Director Of the Department
govern IN the payment Of officers at the station.
APPOINTED.
Army
HoN0RABLY MUSTERED OUT.
Beyet Bs Gen O. " Rutherford Colonel QaarteTmarer De.
pamen In charge Of the Inspection Division from November 10.
RELIEVED.
Capt John BeeheT Assistant United States Army.
from duty Jeheony Ind and orders Louisville
Brvst MsorGen Robert H. Porter lh United Infantry,
to report Medea Director Depermen Of Caols or cHamiea
disability
Gen. Meade President Retiring Board a, Philadelphia
MISCELLANEOUS.
Col John " Hssauf 3ith United States Infantry recently
pointed declines TO eceep the appointment Brevet MsoIuen
Carolina aud the duties Of q Freduen Affair.
20 Col " Bomod United States Infantry and command
Of the Department o. the South during the absence Of Gen
scklea Brevet Major D. T. Wells F Lienepsn eth United
States Infantry sddscsmp; will the General 70 Chares
ton Second Lieutenant H. r. Bell 3h United States Cored troops
relieved from duty with Gen. Robinson and ordered 10 report 10
Cspt John W. French First Lsniensnt and uIan s,h
u niniIy announced Acting Assistant 10
out u Capt j. j. Hod Beve Major Comms'a OF Subsistence
u. :. Vols 10 revoked and he mustered out nom NOV l.
ANNOUNCED.
Droyet Lieut. Col Thomas Williams Captain 18Th United states
bureau In the Distriei Of Nashvie Memphis, Tenn.
--MMe--
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER A. 1866

ests require that their cOorcd people have the night Of
suffrage 1t cannot long be withheld in peace. If
that amendment shall be rejected those States must
submit to such legislation as in its wisdom and dis
erection, Congress may provide for them No Presi-
dental interpostion, in that event, relieve them
from the latter alternative.
The motion of Mr.. Pinckney was negatiyed By
eight States against three.
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Ensures Notices.

The t;ORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY SILVER
81 Providence r. L. ufrm the trade that they are proau9s
EUXcrRO OOODs comprising full DiNNLR ana IkA
WARE Of description Of superior
uusy Of and elegant designs The base Nickel Sye
,pon " sea a deposit Pure silver Of such thickness ths
tsy yosssss advantages Of solid silver IN Unity ana om
hapfy and superior finish undnggishabe from ~
,d Manufacturing Company tsr with confidence % tne
hs they established IN the production Of SOLID
s ana IN which they for many engaged Snd
sv n,w assure public sbs they viii fully sustain that ep9ta
ron nv the production WARES Of such quality
m durability entire satisfaction 70 the par
u,tset AZ articles made by them are siampodtius'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

~ Tile notices Of nec publications. including This
morning an article upon The Magazine hs eOHri
reports The mOaeiGYy rerer and he markets nth some
local nsos and other interesting matters ,oN Be found
the inside pages Of tO-day's issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

THE CORNELL USIyERsTY.- A meeting of the Trustees
OF the Cornell University viii held at Ithaca on Wednes-
day Nov Dist inst at2 This will be very important
meeting and should be attended by every member Of the
Board questions likely to be acted upon that will
have an important influence upon the success of the nst-
tuition The progress Of the buildings such as to insure
the opening of the University next Summer The organ
isaon of the Faculty therefore must command the early
attention of the Trustees and the selection of President
and the several Professors should receive the deliberate
consideration of every member of the Board.
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FIRES.
IN pINg.sT

shortly after o'clock last evening a fire ocourrst
,,, soor n premises No 50 and 81 Pines which arr
ooooncI ~ oaie.s BY number OF persons The hro vac
nromo,v ex,ne,hed Dimageto building abou, 500 nhy
I,Onpi' a. tbs Iyerpoo aud London Insurance CompanH
Tue 6ge originated 12g GaARss W aRes U2'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

Governor of the Territory Of Colorado as ample rei-
son of itself for admitting the State. But there are
many Others and very strong ones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

POSITIVE CURE FOR SCROFULA
10 sr q, manifold f,rms.
" Ttornor ESQ OF Parkeburs West Virginia writes TO Df
Antsfs. uy 1855, a. follows: -.
Thsi 81 Running Uicers ha commenced taking your iahe
W5ls, nd W not entirely CURED Of SerQfuta
DE-. ARDKRss IODINE WATER
L. prs solution OF Iodine, teff0pt f2renps fHo p0'J@'
I,r,ig;y 10nf and Resiovafifc Circulars free.
J. r. pISsNoRE, Proprietor.
No. Sc Dey n, New York
SsIbT ~ DnlErisi'.
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IR0N IN TIE BLOOD

IROS IN TIE BLOOD.
rs, BLOOD owe s red color minute gobus which hosi 10 hst
nri al contain healthy person large amount Of uon WHICH
sivss giis'iy TO the blood
Tue PERUVIAN SYRUP
,sp blood with this vital element and gives strength eua
% p,ss pamphlet free P. DISsNoRE No % Dey-st N Y
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gyrcUTgE APPOINTMENTS.

TIE Presdent mas appointed William T. smith ros.
.s,sS a, Po,moash Ohio. and RessOu q spnk r'aA'"'
Wooster Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14
THE METEORIC SHOOTER.
UNUSUAL DISPLAY IN WASHINGTON.

UNUSUAL DISPLAY IN WASHINGTON.
hr TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON Nov. l3.-Ihe nonappearance OF the eT-
pcccd great meteorc shower this morning disappointed
large number of people in this city and It's vicinity, who
spent good portion Of the night In watching for it. The
interest has not however abaed in the least and the
number Of anxious siargazers tonight viii probably be
greater than that Of last night From the observations
made at the United States Naval Observatory this morn
ing the astronomers are confident that the earth is ap
preaching that portion Of It's orbit which inter-
secis the orbit Of the ring IN which these meteors
reyOlye and that the grand display may be expected
% come % some time between midnight and daylight to-
morrow morning The following account Of the obserya-
tons 40 the observatory viii be found Of interest,"
The regular observations commenced at II p n and con
tuued until ~ O'Clock this morning At first the meteors were
snail and very few In number iut as the night progressed
ty gradually increased and y o'clock quite shower had
ue and AS hc average ial r. tui 10 per hour will De
seen that this more than an ordinary shower AZ
nom the constellation orion but as they got more
numerous by r tSe greater number radlo,ed irom Leo
& er- ,er, Observed and le Tine III their appearance
carefully recorded by Professor Ferguson and Professor East
Who had charge Of The chononeer which was Kept IN
no chance 81 duplication 10 the meeO observed and far
Likely that the number underestimate than otherwise
per hour which is ten times the number seen on an ordinary
In was not the opinion of the astronomers that this was
the shower but that il wllpubaby come OIL on the morn
ing OF the lih inst lit does rot come then 1t viii be
watched for on the morning of the 10th.
OBSERVATIONS AT YALE COLLEGE
BI rgLsaRAPn
NEw-HAvES Nov. H. / a. m--The Scientific School Of
Yale College is again GIFTED up tonight. large num-
Der Of students are the watch for the meteors The
meteo thus far have dated from Leo aud great expect
atoms here entertained Of fine shower Of neteors
before daybreak.
The following the number Of meteors up to this
o'clock H.,
shooting meteor; III 10 III q shooting meteors III
H. 81 shooting meteors ia ~ 80 shooting meteors;
IL 20 l2 AZ shooting meteors l2i TO l2i ~ shooting
meteors.
THE MBTEoRIc SHOWER.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l3.-Up to II P. IN. there are no
indications of the anxiousy expected meeOrc shower
The weather is clear and cool There display at
of peculiar reddish appearance Of the sky noticed
Just before the great meteorc storm Of 1888. About
y. H. peculiarlight similar 10 the tail Of comet APP
peared above the eastern horizon which attracted much
attention. II lasted about 10 minutes, and then faded
from sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

DR.. WIsTAR's BALSAM OF
WILD CHRRRY.
ONE OF rBR OLDEST
AND MOST RKIIABLK REMEDIES
Is THE WORLD FOR
COUqHs, COLDS. HoARsESRss, bRoSCHlrn
Anl al diseases Of the THROAT LUNes and CHEsr
S,d BY j. r. DINsNORE. No. % Dey-st' New ora
And By Druggists and Apohecsries generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

Found DEAD.-Mrs. Susan Smith, aged so years,
was found dead her. apartments at No IS wletst last
evening Tho death has not bsep aseeaiaJ, AZ ia
0ueat viii be held today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

FRrEND IN Med. -GrGee'S Celebrated Saipe is a
-i - Ted Who has not f1uni in curing eut bEyHs
~ 4s Cons Bos the obstinate Old nieert and
er o-t Il wonderful compound suited ake 70 the skin OF
he chill and Of the adult Sent By mail foi - cents
J. p DSsnORE, No. % Dey-st., N. Y.
BEAOrRUL HAIR--CHBvALIBR L1PE FOR THE
a restores giay hair ia original color feeds nourshe and
rss, the growth Of weakest hair stops lie falling at
, tie bead Clean delighted hair dressing for a wei az
,lsy rsons Physicians aud chemists consider triumph Of
.ne sold by Druggists and fashionable Hair Drs'ers and ct
ay ore 2l Broadway, New-YoTk. SARAH A cHKyALKH NJ
n thi. Should meet the eye Of any one suffering
ron seash Consumption Asthma Pulmonary Affection
.worB refer them Dr. JAYSEs ExPEcToRAST which VIII IN
81 s--. aoa speedy relief snd in effect speedy cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

We are requested to state that DR.. John H. Griseom,
who announced having sailed for Europe in the
steamer City of Paris Saturday last Is still at home,
the Dr. Gsoom mentioned IN the list OF passengers being
from another State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

Drafts on New.York or Post-0Ace orders payable 20
the order of The TRIBUNE being safer preferable 70
any other mode oil remittance Address
THE TRIBUNE NeE-Yotk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN -
SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE ARTIST fuNU
SOCIETY Open daily from n. to 10 D. m
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MUSEUM OF ANATOMY.
OPEN DALY-Cudosies in Natural Hory-Le,nes upon th'
Mc,e,cOpe.
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THEATRE FRANCAiS $500,
THIS Observation-Disclosures LECOUNREUR Mme Adelaide
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STEINWAY HALL. -
THIS EVENING - FIRST WEDNESDAY POPULAR CON
CFRI Mcdonald MeSr j. N. Psttison Heindl and
Colby oad Theo. Thomas Orchestra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-14

FOXS OLD BOwERY THEATER
TITS FNENING-PANT0MlME OF JACK AND GILL with
TWO POPULAR PIECES.
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WASHINGTON.

GEN. GRANTS ORDER NOT REvOKRD-TuR CASE or
COMMISSIONER RoLLIEs-PERSOHAL--PAY or WGr-
SEssEs FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sIrOArIos
IN MARYLAND.
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..PArRNr COMBINATION HosE.

REysoirr ToRRET No 60 Murroys, NswIork hsnuaciu,
r Of sFRovED Osy Of great durability, viii stand pressure Of
live and In nhece i by
-1n. Petroleum Oils Acid Water or Akas foi eHnsres
and superior % any Hose
v,r sI Price same ordinary Hose SEND PRICE, LIST
on ame principle warranted n5i 10 sreen and stand the
dove teFs
The most carefully selected assortment Of elegant
FUss IA tie city below the sensation prices Of the
a. :, GESISA No. SO Broadway.
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FIFTH-AVEEUE OPERA HOUSE.
Tits FVENING-BUOWORrHS MlNSTRELS. A TRlP I
GHE MOON.
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SUNNEKNlLLE INSTITUTE,
FIRST Glass
BOARDI&G SCHOOL FOlt
ROYS AND YOUNG MEN.

THIS school is situated Ii mile, West OF ShuquaIAk
1 on th- NJ & o. r. r., in The lection of Noxuoee
known as the Mountains. IT invites attention 70
he following facts wbich II relics for Success
st 1t has passe thr, ugh twelve consecutive years
without auy material suspension or a small class.
I'd Il has been patronized by Citizens, Scholars
Senate Governors ami Generals, and has met their
expectations 80
I'd 1t has been uniformly popular with all religious
denominations aud Objectionable to zone.
4th 1t has ample buildings for teaching purposes
and s room furnished for every two students. and
each 70, has fire place
5ih Ii has an able corps 4 teachers. VIII" know
heir duty and discharge
oh Il is owned by the p ipcipal; aud in its man
agrment and 5ciriue there no divided counses
7th. Il is prepared to care for The sick but its
location is innate that disease rarely occurs
sth 1t prepares boys fox the University or his them
for the pra ticsi pursuits social eujoymens of a
virtuous life 49,. -
9Th In all that flutes good school tits without
a eival.
The 26th Semi Annual term begins on the lsi Mon
day of February IsG6.
TERMS:
Fur Board N.odgiug ana Tuition for 20 WEEKS
payable always in advance) ----.''--'sI2r W
For Washing aad Fuel-------------- ~ 9o
FOR Music. Vc a! and Instr uueutal-eXtrs
Address TO sScn-e a room.
Gh.l,ou u -. is- tn r. CAT RlHfi
|
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/ JOURNAL or THE STATE.

DING MATTER ON EVERY
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TO THE CITIZENS OF MIssIssIrFA
THE termination of saDguinaTy contest, which
for the past four years has presented an impossible
barrier 10 all social or commercial intercourse be
tween the two great sections of country. having
at length hap lily cleared all obstacles to re-
neal of those relations which formerly bound MS to-
gether in fraternal union, take the earliest opPor
tunity afforded by this auspicious event. 70 greet
my Southern fiends, and to solicit from them re
new al of that extensive business connect on which
for a quarter of a ceRtary has been uninterrupted
save by the great public calamity to which have
adverted.
It's scarcely necessary the threshold of bust
ness re union should repeat the warning so Otter
given to ms friends-to beware of all those spurious
and deleterious compounds which under the specious
aud false titles of Imported Wines Brandies, Holland
Gin LIQUORS &c. have been qually destructive to
the health of citizens as pTeudlclal to the inter
| ess of the legitimate Importer
open and candid attempt to expose these whoesf
! frauds; no time expense has been spared ts
cnmpish this salutary purpose and to place before
| nv friends and the public generally. at the lowest
market price ami in such qlantiti 8 as might suit
their convenience ,ruy genuine Imported article.
Twenty-Five years business transactions with the
largest and most respectable exporting houses ID
France and Great Britain have afforded me >urpas
sed facilities for supplying our home market witt
| Wines Liquors, aud Liqmures OF the best and me y
approved brands in Europe, in addition TO my OwB
4 distillery in Holland for the manufacture of m
"cchiedam Schnaps'
The latter so long tested and approved by the me
zeal Facu tiles of United States West Indies and
| Soath America invaluable Therapeutic, .
wholesome pleasant. aud perfectly safe beverage ID
all climates and during all seasons, quickly excited
he cnpidity Of the home manufacturers and venders
of a s urinus article under the same name
rust that have, after much toll and expense, sur
rounded all my importaIons with safeguards and az,
rectious which with ordinary eircumspe ction VIII
| insure their delivery, as receive them from Europe
to all my HsoEers.
| Iwouia, however, recommend in all cases whers
is possible that orders be direct my depot =
BeaVe r Street New York or that purchases b. mads
| of nv accredited agents.
| In addition = ,arge stock of Wines, Brandise &c
in wood. / have considerable supply of old trief
foreign vines, embracing vintages OF ulany year
past bottled up before the commencement of the wa
which can especially recommend 10 all connoisseur
of these lnxures
In conclu-iop would specially call the early after
aiop of my Southern to the advantage 70
derive by transmitting their orders without i@ss
time, caliug personally At the depot, in order
insure fulment Of their ders out of the preser
large and well selected assortment.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
der 81 63m p Beaver Street New York.
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COTTON SEED,

COl lON DELL,
JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT,
-oOBushels JOHNSON COTTON SEED, war.
OUU ranted fresh and of last years growth.
Planters wishing good article would do well to cal
and purchase Immediately.
Also Just received,
100 Sacks Corn,
100 Sacks Bran,
% bbls Superfne Flour,
20 bbls Xxx Flour,
o. bbls xxx Extra Family Flour
% bbls Irish Potatoes Pink eye and Pink bloom
Sugars-Brown, Clarified
and Crushed; Tobacco, all
grades; Coffee, Molasses, Rice,
Candles, Starch, Soap, Holsters Sal
mon, Pickles, Catsup, Pepper Sauce
Yeast Powders, Table Salt, Soda Spice, Pep
per, &C., &c. Also lot of TIMOTHY HAY
Fsb11 dow PERSONS & BAILEY.
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DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS; LA,
Corner Camp md Common,
Opposite the City Hotel,
Entrance on both streets, in the spacious
and elegant Story Buiiing, is constantly in ses
sion under eight able Professors.

1t was founded in ls32-has a ChaTte from the
State as permanent Institution under the direction
of a Board of Trustees appointed by the Legislature
and is authorized to confer degrees Diplomas, etc.
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|T FROM WASHINGTON
Mt JOHNSON'S SPEECH.
eat Enthusiasm.

|GTox. Feb. 22-There was Il
ne at Growers Theatre to-day
of the Presidents policy, the
q crowded to its fullest capaci-
se number of persons were ad-
m outside stands
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Dealers in
PLANTATION HARDWARE.
PLOwS, HARNESS,
TRACE CHAINS, SHOVELS,
RAKES, HORSE COLLARS, SPADES,
IRON WEDGES, BLIND BRIDES So AXES,
CHAIN PUMPS, OK CHAINS.
GRIND STONES
y A1A' CORN SHELTERS
STRAW CUTTERS,
WHEEL BARROwS,
GARDEN HOES,
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
Locks of all kinds. Nails from Sd to Sod Bolts of
every kind, Finishing Nails Trowels Shut.
ter Fastnings. Hooks and Hinges. Spirit
Shutter Hinges, Plate Hinges
Plumb BObs-Cast and
Wrought Butts Door Bells, Chalk Lines, Sash Pull
leys Screws from to p, Sash
Cords, Window Springs &C.
BLAcKsM1TH's TOOLS.
English Mousehoe Anvils, Blacksmith Sledges,
Nashville Bellows Blacksmith Hammers, Solid
Box Vices, Stocks, and Dies, Ratchet and
Breast Drills, Round Square an Flat Files.
TIN OR WOODEN WARE.
| Tin buckets, Milk strainers Cedar Tubs,
| Tin Pans, Candle moulds, Cedar
Pals Coffee Boilers, Tin Plates
| Cedar Churns Wash Basins,
! Tea Kettles Well
Buckets Measures in Sets, Cocoa Dippers, Wash
! Boards, Patent Clothes Wringers.
CASTINGS
Round Pots Wash Kettles, Flat Irons Ovens and
| Lids, Tea Kettles, Furnaces Spiders and
! Lids, Fire Dogs, Fry Pans, Foot Scrapers
| CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Saws Chissels Augurs, Augur Bits, Screw Drivers
| Guages Hammers, Hatchets, AIDES Box
| Wood Rules, Saw Sets, Spring Compasses,
| Assorted Files, Planes, Bench Vices,
Brad Avis Gimblets, 7 Bowels,
Drawing Knives, Oil Stones
&c. Also a complete assortment OF all in genera
| use by carpenters
STOVES.
Cooking Stoves of various patterns, Parlor Stoves
Box Stoves for Offices and Public Buildings
All of which will be sold for cash at prices who
defy competition.
Jan ii dim It. q. NEW COmE0,
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new YORK SUNDAY. DECEMBER g. 1866.
FINANCIAL.

TINTED STATES TREASURY, DECEMBER s. 1850.
~ Schedules Of thirty more seven and three tenth
coupons payable Decsber 10 inst VIII now be receives
H. VAN DYCK Assistant Treasurer
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUHEMENTg.
VhkArRE FRANCAIs-FRENCH OPERA
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF 0ALATHEE.
GREAT TRIUMPH OF NILE kADDiE,
WlLHEM AND DIX suHMoNT,
hhrEilrloN OF 0ALAIiEE DkMANDED
tuesday EVENING. DECEMBER ~,
Tue beautiful Opera GALArHkE,
OR THE LIVE STATUE,
49,, PRESIDED by GENEvIEvR
a'm.raay al one, 6ALATHEE MATINEE.
ieaeia At 7oi. ia aud lie Bro2dwAy.
NEW YORK THEATRE
Mark Smith and T<wls BAker.
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