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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
The New York Sent Weekly Tribune,
Ready this morning, contains:

Ready this morning, contains
New Yo;s gland the Soutrn Atlantic ssaies the
Ouf States. Kentucky aud Tennessee, tie Western
the Pacific Coast, Political Domestic Mi'ee''ny i"e''"
News. -
lLL'sor. F,aaKns Ayp Fnurr Gsowrns Is coSyHsrioS
srerai Core.poudence Tho Industrial College Hhfoad
Mouopoly; Necd Tor Weston Manufactures; The EAPe''
Monopoly Tie Enrn,l. o' wes,eu Fruit Interests. -,
cssrEsAHr op AnrRoAs MEsnop's-'e1 70 ue ai'S,su o
,erencc; Origin Of me,hodi.mi Sketch OF Wesley r,
Mh6et. Lahom M.ihSd'@ in New fofNi o. obi,, ~ ~ r
Million. of Dollar. Daniel Drew srbscsl1es tl'oVVo "ha
coIon.po-sp e. special conespondsnce Gold and sivei
uun FraopnAs CoaursPospxSor-L -Loadoh, Dublin an'
cas1p.soe,,l ca Correspondence; Political Aal'i Th'
Mini..ry; Party Organizations, Montreal ,,.,. -.
IKxAs-Ng gsiefing out Troops 'hvfry hrghh'.t'' =
Route Home Aaair. at San Antonio; Murder Of solder
and Attempt Lynch the Cuipri Tue lev" OF u, SOAR
concerning Mexico, Galveston h."s fioh''pe
EgnuoSr-Prodaell Of tho State; Agricultural Products o
Vermont compared with olher btntrs. -, r..
Department; Population oi the state
Mr,reSL ls.rruxEsrs-Amcricsn lpyeniions-Reed In
struucIta
Grnair snrrns LInnx srr coxo,
| IsTgRssrisa TO FARxERs-Anerosn Institute Farmer
wv W,ss, ,yn p,raYrprs-An Every Deg Story. BY Mr.
0a,srlL Chapter AANili' N'a'!'
MpscsIIsSrous Irxxs
| REVIEW OP NEW PCbL,ATioSs 49,,
| Latest DorYsric AND fORfIGs MAnktri ,,,..
ConuxRcIAL MATrEHs-Ile Latest niock enI tod Vlo''
TONS
MARRIAGES And DEATHS
| ADvsRTIsEhAsrs. - ,t. .,
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the Editorial articles not merely local 10 oLathc'c,
Literary Reviews aud Art Criticisms Letters Hoti ou
large corps ~ correspondents; Foreign and Dome'
tic Letter.; Special ani Associated Press Iecsfnphl
Disputchcs: Is careful and complete SUMMARY
Foreign and Domestic News; Exclusive Nepofls
the Procecdings Of the Farmers Club oi tne America
insti,nt, Talks about Fruit, and other Horcalta,t
and Agricultural lnformnoni Stock. Financial Catt'
Irv Goods and General Market Reports. which al
nnIlished in Inr pAJY TRIBUNE. Tug SrM EEkL
fpmusp also gives, in the course oil year thrce ,
fonr of inc Latent and Rest Popular Novel: py hvln
authors The cost Of these alone II bought IL ooo'
Grm would bo from six to eight dollars IL pu
chaaed in the English Magazines nom which tney ~ VI
crrcully selected the cost would be three or iout %
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rate as In TuE sIMI.WEEKLy IklDuNi ihosc wa
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scibc f,r rur SEM WEEKLY Edition. IL WIN ~ ~,
way be supplied 10 them NJ the lowest price 10, N
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co9nrry friends. Price fye cents Mail sapsc,.Oss A.
cony yesr--l0i numbcrs-si; copies 'ssi :''
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EE-:ES
Yn this City.
II VLagL 81.

J.. ILAI.L 81.
So,f,v sltcy & OcOck last cteI'at ~ - W. w
- =. the secoud floor cf tn premises NO ~
Pss,., occupied by @cKechnle Ha's 9 90 ssj o. a
er .,r auction waseho.se. Z. was soon c,til ae9
fo,S o. stock 500 Fully insured. 1Ac third hoof i
oarro,eJ b. > H. Isascs storehorSe t3i esi To- To-
1scco. Loss On stock, sl.OCo l~sIitu A' D1''''""
h d,r,,geI 10 he su0uuf of S2JO. Insured.
IN CENTRX-sT. .,
tiDeclocs last night hge broke oat On TIC tllo
%, ,r,.. hnildipg No % Con'Te.st Ihe fne lelaIl
-, e sen,, un1D the ground, auc, derpie the Ia
c cod spd e heavy ge ooHag ~ ann. sliSg 'e sgs
.i..i L. c,niIiug the flames 10 Tie buieIH- N".HVS
-, =. = .f,..T.d. th.t hoacycr, was badly damaged
80 p' r@stsnts destroyed The Arst moor was ycei.
pied - a furniture warehouse pu' y! WIN"
'' ., tec...d loor was~ccupied by Ott9 MeyeIs ana
~, ,ayrers. gbs fd.mcr loses valuable library
~ .S'r; door was oceuJ led by M. Keller ana on
rr. oso lawyers Eone Of their effects %sie sa'su "a co.
RE fourth 30Or occupied by TIE l"nil"i oi t.e
,lfnre ,hnut a CO., Insured. Tie loss oi thc te~Il'
win r,olaiay a,ucunt 80 abonl $500 Ihe "ss on iie
n, ding vii amount 10 about sl,5OI IL j. b'Ae'eo %
go. N !. ID rinity LEuTc1.
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soIRgEs oS CHAMBER MUSIC.
uec,Iur OF the Nsv.YorL Medical Society

The Ncw-York Medical Society held meet.
in, at the lectureroon Of the Eew.York College OF
Physician and Surgeons last evening, the President
Dr.. Thomas l. Finnell. In the Chair. An Interesting
collect Of medical intelligence for tho past month wns
read by Dr. j. C.. Smith, who also displayed some
modcs and drawings OF several reccnily'invented
medical and surgical Instruments The reading Of the
pape. for the evening by Dr sephcn Rogers was. on
of tho anAness of tae attendance and the M
comfortable conditon OF the room. owing to the oN-
IRENE cold weather postponed to the next stated meet
Ing
IL will interest the gentlemen Of the medical proies
sion In this city well as the public 10 sno" tna' nr
70 getnents are being made 10 have q eulogy The
lsic Dr. Valentine Mott pronounced by Dr. Cunning
: BEDFORD In this city sometime during the coming
moath The day nnd place decided upoa VIII be al
noanacl in the papers.
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Deei.ion Concerning pubiic Laad-.
ABAyI0XED OR RELlNQUlSHAD H0NESrEADs

ABANlONED OR RELiNQUlSHhD HOMESIEADS.
The Commissioner of the General Land OF
fee Las promulgated the following circular regulating
cases OF abandoned and relinqusled homeSte ads:
settler dc,hius genqlish to the United STATE. lii
lng.shu.en being indorsed thereon. IT, however, lie ha
es ms receipt tact i.c. mcs be stated in big re
'Iiqs.hmeat 70 be .Eei by thr settler acknoTed,ed be
ioe The tessor receiver or notary pabc, using seal and
stes:ed by Two Witnesses
When Homestead entry con.e-ted and application IA
made Tor Cance!atiol the party sppyDz file afi5s
Vi, scn forth the facts which be allegations grounied
JesCgbiu; the Tsct and giving the the You
wi then So apart dag fo hearing, giving al he pares In
inieses: notice q tae time anu p!it1es oi ira.
s'5n o. e pspers in the proceetnes the of the settler.
setso,oa II the tract number date Of entry You viii
tln r 81 with the examination Of the witness Each De.
position nls be signed by tine wueis and acknowietsd be.
t err the register receivers aud at the conclusion Of
H. raj YOU , briefly review the testimony end theresie
wi transmit 10 .is o-e a. tie spess vita yoni JON. de-
c,iou the son slxed thereto, for tgsl determination.
sho notice settle! ms, l., claim i contested m1
D. served D. disi1cTeted iar.s a1d copy ~ 81 pe tei
Vii, an III .y1l ths tie notice Las been served upon the
honest party brought home 20 IN 20 o. 10 be legal
notice such copy Oi notice affidavit to eecoHpaDy the pa
eSOsn.e inedent,O tuc contest must be deaysd ty
We for The canee;!stior Of entries for tie
tat to seer s dead must be dealt With g per lrsIecuons
81 second pare graph OF ts cielf taxing care @ tAe 'e
no. permit sno, icr entry Of the land to b. made,
Who's o. tie rlc has been voluntarily Tenqn.shed Or yd
,r.is.rs,,or on tic ground OF compianee with he
issl ls,r Unit voa have received notice from this o.
6ee Of tie osucela oa of TIE entry covern the same
lie ssi covered ~ cinct.e1 ~. IA , m i-,. S
49, ~ Wiz you win eep cf tracts IN fa' condh.oni Hhi
80 s1i.'ent number have rccUmuiscdto justify IRE eh
,s1. II avC tic you win g~poI thef 70 ihi otiee ana
mi .,iored market by adveseiA.A unae u',Iuc''9hs'
tisv an only be subject % 'IIy rnoes the Pre-
.,e.,ioi- or honneesd laws except where the s'u''
up5r such sspee-on, being ma e ~ f.. Whit o5 re%sa s
49,, Ia .uch oa.es the odd se.0us must % ~llei1 lon
,ry and to even treated =: ILeif proper ra's
Tie a. isnce Of wit required to e't''h''
IL lscis ~ spsurOuuI-l. ..-.., g. 8 I.
or. .-.ii sreclsi ooniiusie eaon lon afc
-. 4 ., -..npt II tli- CTcGar end cni tNl r'c'S 20
-. n. r.o.iss..cntL j. -. LDAUSo. Con n.s'ion'i'
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 9. 1866

aoher large aulcnce may DC expected at The Academy
tbs cyon;Dg.
J ORGAN CONCERT.
We attended private concert given by Mr..
J p Warren. Mr.. Warren has pursued his
audss abroad in she art of organ.playing, and
iso composition and has proved himself o
post Intelligent student. His course of study has
evidently been solid and thorough, and his taste
has been directed in the right way The programme
selected for this private exhibition was choice and
classic, comprising works by Bach, Thele, Richter
Mendessohn anG Handel all Of which lie played with
aaent ease and unfaing certainty.
Mr. Warren's style is distinguished by remarkable
Smoolness which does not vary with either difficulties
or rapdty and as perceptible In his pedal as in his
manual playing This perfect equality is the result OF
splendid technique which could only bo obtained at tho
cost Of close and aborous practice In his fugue playing
this quality was specially developed. The leading sub
ccs were given ont clearly and firmly and the counter
subjects and answering points however complicated
were boldly and distinctly defined, so that the whole
scope OF the composition was as ineligible to the ear
as to tho eye, while pernsing it on paper. In the
audantcs. Mr. Warren displayed much taste and re-
daement and produced several charming effects Ho
had but little scope for fanoif combinations but those
he used appropriate aud entirely unoblectonable
He has rapid finger his execution is singuary or.
tcuate and mis- pedal playing is rapid. brilliant and
very accurate Mr.. Warren takes high rank as on or
ganlst, and should be retained in New York.
RIP VAN wIEKLE.
Mr. Maretzek has volunteered to produce Mr..
George F. Bri.tow's chayting opera "Rip Van
winklc" M Bris.ow has written recitatives instead
o, the dialogue and the work Is being translated
into Italian. hr. Maretsck will find this popular
movement. and We trust that nothing will occur TO
prevent ia production.
Mr.. JAMES NJ. wEHLi,
One OF the most popular and one OF the most
talented panists Of the present day. is now in the city
md will give series OF concerts commencing next
week. Mr. Wehli possesses power over his audiences
equal TO that of Go.tschak he does not s,artie thcm
i.o buFss Of applause he delights them into an ex
preston Of admiration which generally results In
dcabe encore Such was the result IL every case at
DeKa.oWs concert, last Winter.
sOlREES OF CHAMBER MUSIC.
The first concert Of the eleventh season oi
OF this instructive and delightful series, will take place
at Dodworih's Hall oa Wednesday evening next, Jan
TO- The execu.an.s will be as heretofore. MessrI
Mason. Thomas. Mosenthal. Ma;zka and Bergner. The
programme comprises instrumental qusItettes and
tros by tho most distinguished masters and viii be
found deely interesting to ali who love Tic cassic and
beautiful ia art.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
Al New-,:ayen-Enscran in Now-i orb
OMccs.
NEw HAVEN, Monday, Jan.

NEw HAVEN, Monday, Jan. e ioDD.
4 fire in This city, at about ~ O'Clock tsls
morning dGmaeed brick building 10 the amount oi
$500 Mcs,rs Linsicy a Son, boot and shoe aealefs
s1o s. Copper cloter were burned Ont. and o.i most
Of tteir goods. Linsley a. son were insured s2,opi
Cooper Was not insured. There was en- INSURANCE on
Che binding oi 5000
Three families also burned out, barely escaping
~ the.f .ght clothes.
TIE cold was intense. Two steamers were frozen up.
The thermometer at O'clock was 20 degrees below
zero.
D1rngfte progress Of this Ere another broke out IN
sbu.di1g opposite by Which little gil was terribly
burned She gas rescued from the flames by fireman
naEed Lewis N. Barnes
All the insufdDccs we're IN New.York Offices.
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WHY NOTp

ERADWAY's READY RELIEF possesses srel renill5,-
be di,Rtecql nrird=aG, ngthening aperenc srd1
r6c snodyne ani other properties 70 the wor fors
Of disease they exist 10 tie most sicily CLIMATES o. ts
world ard where the poisonous malaria 50 thick that yos
may almost cut Il with knife" why not cue with tie ereas
does, all sorts OF feveT Of tho ndcr type IN our ow
climate Darhea, Dysentery, Fever aud Asue blousf fc
ycr ufuenzi &C. ore bat te ldsr arl weaker form. OF
te terrible diseases fit .e worst forms % ey
exist in the most sicay climates Il vii readily cure ths e"
~ flavI II.nNiu a -n.y NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
TEN YEARS RHEU MATISM
CURED BY RUBBING THE SPINE WITH
RADNXANrS READY RELIEF.

ROBT Ely ESQ., aged Go has been afflicted Wit, Rheuni-
Il N FOX 10 years For the past u month, he cor ed b
his room perfectly helpless. HIS lin wore ds,ofted:
swollen and mshacn his hands crampej that he corit
neither move hi, Gnsers nor open shu, his hands ee
matte pains riot all bis body mcyeg bI ffom lis
bed involved the intense suffering. He ndurej to
have his spue rubbed hour morning andng with RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF. Tue irt rnh5ins gave him ease'
feg successive ru5bgs relieved Lim Of pan mc<t
application Of the RELIEF and few doses Of RAcWsfs
PILLS cured him. IIe Is well AID Hearty man, and
thc RELiEF and Pills occasi0nllly only
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
DTRING THE WAR

More i've. were saved By the use Of RAILWAYS PEADg
RELIEF than from best eMo-ts Of tie edf,, s;sf Wo
have hundreds Of letters proving this fact We hsve the owl
lrious swamps bottom lands rice fields, &C. used RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF inyiriaty escaped slcAncss'
those who did seized with llyen'ery, Swamp fs
yers Bilious Fevers Disrrhca Cho',r Rheuu ati.Lr, ae
end those only who, wien has seized, used the READY
RELIEF ent..5y recovered
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
Al Jno.,oa. Michigan.

D.rsom Mich. MONDAY Jan. ~;
I've stores were burned at JACKSON, Mol
Oh ssrday morning Loss. $4,000; insurance H.
J51 BIaeyors e. Woodrow. boot and shoe dealers,
sre he Lei iest losers.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
fAlyer,lscments.l

PYLBS o. X. SoAP-THE PEOPLES FRIEND.
For Laundry. Bathing end Toilet use becomes ey.
tremely hard ard not abs to unnecessary waste Sold
By grocers everywhere. Depot, No. $50 Was ungtonst
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
MARBLE ID.

sunday ,,Sn'I Pee 81 sy
Wroallyn h. d. Nj George H. Brewster ofBsy Ridge L.
l.. 10 Annie Appleby
c0lguRN-sIlERMAN-On Saturday jan D ey we ,s, hsy
Dr Mont taonlery. Gco. g. Colbuln oi h,s .iy 70 r.
Uamiltau Youngest daughter Of The late Isl" fn"Hi"
sbern,n OF Dartmouth, Mas. No cards
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
DONIESTIC PTPpOSES.

Every family should be provided with bottle ot CAD.
WAYS READY RELIEF One bottle costs only 80 ceit'
bottle be used fer vsrous purposes with the
OF doing peEnsneut good than one hn1dd
dollars rpeadsd for other medicines and hy'icidH. pyesep
nom, II suddenly seized with sickness the Of the Krt
viii instantly disease and aord iInneda,e ease 20
tho patient
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IT'S UNIVERSAL, USE.

.I the diseases incidental to all cllses I.
has been tested In Asia Africa South America Europe Es,
ard West Indies aud cured the wors. forms Of Choe Dys
cntery, Fuxcs, feyers Yellow Fever. swamp Marsh Ship
ED other Feveis-ard fed IN protecting pcfsons ws
used it as preventive agains. attacks.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

.JErFHRs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
LADIES COOP Boots AID SHors AND GESrLEhEN5
SLIPPERS at low prices JEEfERs No. b73 BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

| PEAT MACHrYR.-THE NATIONAL PEAT MA
CHINE is universally admitted to be the best machine in
America for COMPRISING Peat.
| A. REQUA, Agent, No. 100 Broadway. N. 2.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
Business Notices.

COLDS AND COUGHs.-Sudden changes OF
clima. uo sources of Pulmonary and Bronchial afsc.ion'
Experience having proved that simple remedies act speedily
h.n taken In The early stage Of disease take BaowSs
BRONCHIAL TRocnEs, let the Cold Cough 81 irs'oh oil
tie Throat be over 80 slight, by this precauon more
serous attack mny be wsried OF
MAKE-BELIEv FOREIGN YPERFUMEs-the gen.
une being excluded by the enorouI dus'-hooi tie mar
ke, They poor limitations OF extracts which in'emeives
far inior in odOr purity and durability to PHALos
Nisar BLOCKING Cgagus, manufactured from the most
fragrant s:: ever used Tor pertumus purposes Sold ey'
eryyere.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
MARINE DISASTERS.
One Hundred and Ten Barrels Of Kerosene
Picked up-Largc Schooner Ashore.
LOeTON, MOnday. Jnn. :

4. LlrTON MOIlUdY, JHI' = I''V' :,
ABOUT llO barrels Of kerosene oil were picked
~ lo,day between Race Point and Highland Light.
.pc Noi u supposed they part Of the cargo OF
~ vessel that las gone 10 pieces IN that vicinity
large schooner j. Ashore al East Dennis.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
Guesial Notices.

- vi, ...ociation -. for the Advancement Of
hew.fOH .sThs section on Engineering and Me-
cs%es Science meet s as.yl EVENING At Their Tns
Rooms Cooper n.Sts, sss0pS 0ExPIosioNs aud s vaas
'ff~'I' f'us' "'u W w XQValAN WLARp. ChAiY A.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
The Pollard Affair.

RICHMOND. Va. Monday. JIu. g 1866.
Pollard's case was postponed in the House oi
Delegates .c.lav until Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY. Monday. Jan Z. lsD.
.. Day Calcndar fJr Jan. 9, IsGG-Nos. C7, 81,
"'i. u. -. a. ~. % sang17.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
ASIATIC CHOLERA.

IN l349 RADWAI'S READY RELIEF CURED OVER
10000 PERSONS SEIZED WITH AsiATlc CHOLERA,
AND, BY IfS TIMELY USE As PREyENTIi Z, SAVl.U
OVER ONE MILLION or LIVES.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
A FAMILY MEDICINE.

As family ledicue j. is the most userl rereay kso I,
ths word II seized with pain sickness or threatened with
any malignant disease It's viii quickly cg.e ts p..sas
ana protect the system against attack. in tKM MIN
UIEs AFTER tho spplicstoa Of the READY RELIEF ese,-
na or its administration ntsrnslly tie patient seiz with
The most excIatsting PAINS, ACHES CEAnpS' nhEu,
NATlSM NEURALGIA, GOrT LlACAGg, fLn..f-
AND tGUE SPASMs SORE THROAT ISFLUEN2A.
DIPHrHERIA, CONGESTION, o. NATURALIZATION wiiA
enjoy and comfort .. .>.r,,,,,
in ,plrsy settled districts where u Is dicn TO secure TIA
ssry,ees ci a physcisg RADWAYS READY RELIEF Is IL
nable 1t can be used with positive assurance o. don1
good IN ali cases where ia d1nt9 Is exne ieneed arC
seis,d vith INFLUENZA DlPHTlIERlA, SORE THHoAr
BAD COUGHS, HoARsENtss, BILIOUS rylIT; Iy-;,ls -
PLANTATION Of tie BOWELS sTOMAcu: nINn.Iy,
LINER, KIDNEYS or witt cR0pP 9DiHs g. I1
hND AGIE, or with NEURALGIA HEADAcnct ~
DoIORETX, TOOTHACHE. EARAcHE or With u N
BAGO PAIN ~ rae BAC., er Az iSni; STtpv 81 y'
DiARRHEA, CHOLERA MORBus. or DfSEMiEhnts
or v ith BURNS SCALDS or BRUISES, or with SIX tNs.
CRAMPS or SPASMS. Tie application Of RADWRS -
READY RELIEF cM yoH Of tae wori; OF these oai-
plants ~ few hours. =, ,.,.
RHEUMATsM-This painful dsesse has bai d the NOS
skul physicians ard popular renciies IL y me MOS; G,s
eult Of diseases to rcet-yes RAILWAYS READY hE,Ihf
be, never failed In aodins immediate reiet 20 he
aud ali Of Acute Infammetoy or Nei'2.s hss,a
tisu effect permanen, cure. TN Cnronc heunil.si~
and Gout RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP, ca'leS, setr-
rd,iaq Reserea, shoud be taken as an adiHe' N.s ne
READY RELIEF.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
1856. YELLOW FEVER,
165C.

In 1855 8RADWhY'SPEADY RELIEF cured thousand. o.
persons seized with Yellow Fever preventye OK thi.
terrible disease Dr. Frederk .. Page Of Mississippi urged
i,s tie Medical Boards Of the Southern Sa'e and pub
licy recommended as ac most certain safeguard in i'
world.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

EpIcssoY's CALoRrc ENGINES, for pumping and
all light work unequa!ed. No. l6i Daane-st.. n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

THE MONENT RAILWAYS READY BELlET ~ Ar
Piled EXTERNALLY, OR TAKEN INTERNALLY,
ACCORDING TO DI0ECTl0Ss-PAlN, FROM WtI N.
EVER CAUSE, CEASES TO EAISr.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
ONE kn-CENry pOTJr,

WI MiLt CURE MORE COMPLAINTS. .-AND PREsFNi'
inE ShoIEM AGAlNS- SUDDEN ATTACKS Oh LIT.
RC pEnRC AND CONIAGIOUS DlSEASEs--THAH OHE
DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR d TIER EEDr-
CINES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

CLOTHES WRrNGERs of all kinds repaired by
BAILEY WASHING g. WRISGISs MACHINE Co., 476i Bway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Price 50 cents peg Bottle.
DR.. John RADWAY { Co., Montreal. c. y.
RADWhY & Co, No. 81 MaienIaae, NeW'tHs

Chnpped Hands and Face, Sore L'ps, Css :
bi,ins, xSc.-HEGEMAN Co.'S CAHFhoRlC u
WITH GLYCEalNE chapped hands, &c, nAms Ii
aey and will keep the kin soft and smooth IN tho cell es
weather Sold by druggists. Price % cents seas ~ ms
foE IS cents. hEOhsA' y W.
Chemists and Druggists. Now OK.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

The COmnerciai agency Register for 1856
viii be Issued early in Js auay
This tie SIApM ID BOON OF reference for Merchants
and Bankers. McKiLLOg L spRAGUE,
No. 81 Parkrow, n. Y.
N. B-We payY ecial attention 70 the COLLECTION OV
DEBTS throughor Il the SOUTH AND WEST.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
THE UNIyERsALlTY OF
RADwAIrS READY RELIEF,
USE IN THE WORLD.

THE CHEAPEST AND sEsr MEDICINE FOR FAsuay
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

BRILLIAsCY OF COMPLEXION is desirable in a
lady ard for the pEeserTaon of h BURyErrs KALLroS Is
guaranteed to be noit powerful auxiliary. Inflammation
sunbun and tie dyne caused blythe wind and air are
remedied by is spplicaon 1t soten' the skin snd sd
mrably adopted for gen,lemen's use uner sharing.
Sold by druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

Pi,mouth Church, Brooklyn 0he Rev. Henry whd
Beech.g.l-An the PEWs aud AISLE Cut1E5 Ia this
Louse will be publicly RENTED for one year on EsDAy
EVENING. Jan o. 1866, commencing At O'Clock MI. n,
Oh account Of the weather Bs 81 Ter Of Ito
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

THE RAILWAY ADVOCATE And TIstGs published
al Rahway ~ T., 10 miles from Newly ok Is or oil the best
conptrv papers Newiork business men 70 advertise n
i. trne sheet the largest paper pubssef in the city
and has the srgest circulation AL the lties OF Railway do
their ,Loupins In NcwNoEk. All the b.n irli'
H., Athe Lousakeepers do tleir naskctu SsYork
Retail ,nftch,ns Grocery and 1.f Il and Produce
dellers should Advertise IN TIE KaiI"' Af ADVOCATE
AND TIMES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-03

The o'Donaghue, NJ. p, from Ire
land, who presided at the great Dublin
Reform demonstration, on the occa-
sion. of Bright's great Speech, is thus
described: "The O'Donaghue is as near
ly Fenian as a member ofthe English
House of Commons can well be. Be
sides the distinction of beng called
The instead of Mr. he is descended
from know not how many Irish kings,
and is about the handsomest man in
the House of Commons. He is n re-
markabIy eloquent speaker; 1 doubt
whether, in manner or voice, even Mr..
Bright can be called his superior; and
even when he expresses the most e1-
treme opinion,is listened to respectful
ly in the House ofCommons.
1t is stated as fact, known to but
few, perhaps, beyond his own family,
that Mr.. Peabody has just given fifteen
hundred thousand dollars to be divi-
ded among his relatives, in sums vary
Ing from fifty to one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars; thus being his own
executor while living, instead OF leave
ing legacy of lawsuits to his friends
after his deceaSe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-03

THE Theatre des Nouveautes, a sale
in the Boulevard des Nations, was on
Sunday night the scene of an unrehears-
ed tragedy. Madame Caupules, IA
fOrmance received u message that her
husband, from whom she had been
some time separated, wished to speak
to her. She went to the stage door to
speak to him, and there the man sta bbed
her in the throat, and then committed
suicide. The actress was not danger
ously wounded, but The husband died
on Tuesday.