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DIE ID.

BuRcHARo-ol Tuesday. Jaa % Charles Burcbsd In tbs
9ist yea- o. his a,e
The ends % the family erc respectfully invited to stsnd hn
funeral, Friday. Feb. at II O'clock M tom has isS
residence. Rockville CeLtre, l.. I. ....-.
TIE remains VIII be tskento Greenwood. .....
BLYDENBURGE-ln Brooklyn on "Wednesday. Jan: y,
Ric!srd Floyd Of tia ,e cieha.dF. BlJdenough ID
,be Je.h year o. HE age. -,
H. relatives end friends, $50 tose Of his brother, VIM
Bydenbrrgh. respectfully invited to attend bis funeral
oin The resdee % tbs later, No. 81 tort Creeu place
brooklyn on Ss,aday Feb , al p o'clock, without iuf
ther notice.
DhNHhM-S1dden'y. Of aPop!exy "Wednesday evening,
jan u William i,-rhan, 10 the old year Of his age.
Relatives and friends Of tie family invited 20 attend the
funeral from h,s late residence No. 200 West Thirty hret>
st., "a H. o. Saturday, Fec without further invita-
ton. ... r.
PRATT Ga Thursday afternoon. Feb Lucy E., widow Of
Henry H. Ptt und osns e1 Of tie late Hon T. X. BRACE
Of Hartford Conn ct -t
The viii he removed to Hartford for ntefneni
RYER- b.; residence ia Booutor. Mosris Co., o. on
Wcdne sdey evening jan 81 John ~ Ryer, in the 18TH
year OF III, age formerly citizen OF Eew ors City
His relatives ard friend. invited TO attend his funeral from
lis late residence saturday afternoon req ococs
California pGpess please copy. N
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spain.

On the 18th, PRINTS insurgent forces we're
still the road Portugal. The Royal troops were
taking many prisoners. notwithstanding the forced
MARCHES Of the insurgents.
Madrid telegram Of the 18th says II Is thought
probable that Prim would enter Andalusa as the Royal
troops have barred the passage into Portugal.
A band Of armed men had appeared In tue mountains
Of Terrogona. Royal troops were in pursuit. On the
nth PriaI passed the night at Berlsnzs II was not
then apparent whether lie would attempt 10 penetrate
into Andalusia or cross over into Portugal.
Madrid continued tranquil but there were rumors OF
risings In various parts Of Spain. Semi official corre
spondence qualities those reports of rsings having
no Importance and says it is believed that the Govern
ment finding its hitherto humane course OF procedure
i'll understood is about TO adopt vigorous system Of
The scrgeanis who attempted TO get up mutny of
the Aicalda regiment and release the convicts were
shot on the 18Th
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Amusement. chi, Evenins.

ACADEMY OF Music Italian oPRnA-cErsPrso IA
COAARR.
wALLACK's TBEArER-Tuz RvALsi OR TRIP 10
BATH.
oLnMPiC rHEATER-raR ACTRESS h DAYLIGHT oR'
THs WOMAN AND THE ARrrsr-THs Two FRrRSos
SlBLuS GARDEN-MIss BArzmAN ~ LEAH"
WINTER GARDEN-EpwrS BoorHI IN "RIcHEtIEr"
LUCY RCSHTONS NEW-YORE TlIEATER --THB
P0sr"
BROADWAY ThEATER-JoHs E. OWENS IL "sOLoy
SINGLE"
WOODS THEATER-" MosE THE MODEL on WIZ
BkKNUMS MCSEUBf-Exn!E; On Tup WAp,ocv mr.
ran observation-disclosures, &c.-AAernoon and
Evening.
FOXS OLD BOWERY THEhrER-Dene6t Of Mr. Lewis
McJayer-THK TICgET-o LKAv. NANNY Masters
RvAL-JAcK ROBISs0s AND HIS MONEY!.
NETWORK CIRCUS-IirH sT.-EaURsrRrAS AND GIN.
NAsrIC FEaYoRaAsCKs-JAnE5 ROBINSON the BARI
BACK RrDRn-MADAME Louise TouRSAiaE-Lzyi j.
toErH-THK HALF IN TIKI pEsEaT-CoBSLSR AND
TAILOR f.
BRYANTS MINsTRELS-THATs MT SIsrER-LIrTLE
Mac A. JocKo THE MoyKgY-UsgD UP, OR TIE HOP
OF FASHION.
GEORGE CURIsTY'S FIFTH.AyTNUE OPERAHOUSE
DOUBLE BRDpzD K0oM-GEokox CHRISTIE As DULcf'
MFR Surprisingly SONGS. .... .r .r
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yybut the Belgian People Think Of Maxi'
r,tliou,s Usurpatisu.
WARRINGTON, Thursday, Feb

WA5HINGIOh, IDuffudy, I'V y 80
senior Romero in October last addressed sec.
.o,,,v sows,d a letter saying, AS proof OF the
feelings Of the Belgian people In regard % sso ,"
10 YOU for the Information Of the Govern
msnt Of tho United states copy OF
received from the Liberal Union OF ths n1 ;t
conx ~ The resolutions passed tue day before b that
Hi.ooiatiop, protecting against tie proposal o. a,:
Gen. PectiDcI Commander Of tho Sn ,ns Rsnan,
-, Se,,ir setion al Tacnmbaro IN tile Mexican ie
naSc on the ilth day Of April 1868 because 'ney os'
ne,r Ire, in cause opposed 10 liberty and In colh
dic.ion 10 the efforts the Bsgans made IN 1917
secretary 81 ward on the gath Of January
eSor Romero note asking him to accept hls thahhh
for the courtesy In COMMUNICATING toe '"'0'N''
papers TO the Department
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Dusiness Notices.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Tue PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1867.
I.n


NKw-YoRx ysnuary2,, 1866.
orher extension oftins for presenting applications for
space the above named exhibition. until the lat Of March
having been arranged it Is desbie with view to
well representation Of the mechanical inventions Of
The Uned States that the number Of srpcsons shoad be
h,ge ns possbe and all Engineers, Miners Owners Of
Mines Agricultural and Mineral Produeer Inventors ard
Agru kssgnees Of Inventors therefore respectfully
n.aed forward this Agency their and residences
and those OF al other PARTIES known to them TO be interested
In OF having control Of useful Inventions. in order .ha, forms
o. sppcstion should be sent to them.
AL APPLICATION. should be made upon the proper blank
forms, which are furnished yrsuitousy by the nndersgnei
and should be this Office before the t OF March next
bot parties whose application. shall be accepted viii have
Until the it Of December for tie delivery Of their articles at
New.Yort. .' ...
Full printed information eueuars and documents, will be
fu.ed by the al parties applying therefor
either nersona,Iv or by letter J. c. DHRsY
L. s AsHSr PARIS USIvrRsAL EXPEDITION,
Ne Spruce Tribune Buildings. aud No 20 Psrkow
Times Bu;ldingy, New YORK.
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The New.YorIt scn,i.WecIiy Tribune,
Ready this morning, cont0in-

Ready TINS morning, conlUlUr.
New Yars New Ens and tho southeFn AilrlIe ss,o. The
The Pacific Coast Political. Domestic Miscellany Foreign
News . ,,,,,. ., i,
Probable; Peach Orchards snd vineyards, Cranberry
Land. aud Cmnbery calu'ei rto.ne and rrot mes
Cni Truiis snd Gureu Vess,sbe The Manchester Lend
Tompsny 5000 Acres and Wnsi They Propose to 90 Wh
Na ss% m bs 90 Acre. Of wdsne.s oay i &
Ii. saa s6od ns 6csap.d s s@ improved
taHnoA TBn Missouri 70 ruE PAcscI Won
im,i "a kvenins tho rhe,,eE Lilo a liardy gurdy
ssIiiat for iglons OS;h aw.ksnins Jsnson
OF Spring. Warm Climse Of tle Pacific Co', kchne',
Of tie Baeoc Mine, n%snc NaTs sen aSo
,nd the Columbai a New Territory Wa 10 the oasrr
ATns sryssrH arosssT-Ths Grind RscsrC sn The
MAR Women and Blsys sIen 10 Be iiderns oon,n'Sp
Toilette. .ad Ia@ mol f,.aIs and '"i"' VIII
PAM LryE ~ JAr,-y.--Au,umn Scenery and Harve,ts
The RE- G5G s9a Y, H r,oS:oa ss c c dS
pse.o Ach-. Of Foods The tMers spsev Hea' the
How Inc Impsr lTcaPo, Is Rapenishcdi
JsIansso onesns q this May sinads Tear ar. ri
ErnorrIhs M1,ssl sDs, y, Poc. Complete
Revolution IN Austrian Policy Viz. o,., White, and
h,es nasi, r" FaPsTms-imercan Institute Farmers
Wiyys AND DAueurgRs--An Everyday Story. ny Mrs
Ga,hoII Chapter xAxV. The Mothers M"neNer
EeGoLoGf.
/ EDITORIALS.
| MISCELLANEOUS lTkss
LITERARY lTHSs.
| Tur Day Goops MAnXtf, ,.,,, %.
carr, hAnFLrs-New York Boston snd fhiildeiphis
Nav YORK WHofysALg PRicEs OF COUNTRY fRopuck.
| i.rr.I DOnEsrIc AND foREIaS MARKETS
CosyrnCIAL MAIrERs-1ie Latest stock ana ood ehoh
! ions. ?
M,RRfAGEs AND DEATHS
ADvKRIisghEsTs 49, :,
| Tup SEMI. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, contains al
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Literary Reviews aud Art Criticisms; Letters from ou
| large corps Of CORRESPONDENCE Foreign and Dones
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| DISPATCHES; a careful and complete SUMMARY
| Foregn and Domestic News, Exclusive Report: o
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md Agricultural Inormstion Stock. Financial Cattle
Dry Goods aud General Market Reports, which az,
published in TnE DAILY TRIBUNE THESEkt " EEkti
TamISy also gives In tho course OF year. three'ol
four OF the Lass and Bsst Popular Novels y soUl
1"rm would be from siS TO eight dollars " pnr
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carefully selected the cost wcd bs trco or four times
that sum. Nowhere else can 30 much current intel
gcnce and permanent literary matter he had at so cheap
a rate as In THg SEM. WEEKLY TRIBUNE Those who
believe IN the principles and approve Of the character Of
iouiug With their ncighbors forming clubs to sub
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MEXICO.
Late., News from III PaSe-Gen' issac'o
nsiia Appointed Secretary Of War ~
lonrezS. cabinet.

WasnEGToN. Thursday, Feb. J. 1866;
Official news has beer received here up I, the
IN f Lamar, from III Psso the residence OF the Mex
can Goyernrncnt Gen Ignaeio Melin, one OF me as
Tenders OF Pueba has been appointed Seefe'hr!" ""'
In President Juarezs Cabinet. 49,, -.
The French have not made another attempt 10 az
tack IN Paso Cen. Ferragos division was c close Nv
s The interior shows that the French are quite ds
'ed Win their endess task Of establishing ma1lmil'
,ss's authority upon an unwilling people.
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The Explosion on the Missssri-The
Miami Catastrophe -Interesting Dc.
tails-Herofc Conduct Of the Negroes.

LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Wednesday. jan 81, 1866.
The steamer Dictator arrived from New-Or-
leans, The steamer Missouri le New Orleans last Tues.
day week with light freight but full OF passengers mott
Of whom landed az Cairo On arriving nj Evans.
Vile she received about dozen passengers. oil OF
whom were reported lost The story Of race between
tho two boats IL denied The officers Of the Dictator
brought of 10 people from the wreck II thought by
the officers Il the Missouri that the total hist OF casu
aiies will not exceed TO- and probably be less than CO.
A passenger from Lowell, Mas. connected with the
freed Bureau and hs family; Capt Stewart and
Engineers Shredder and Cox are among the saved
The cabin register being lost the of passengers
could not be escertaned Several survivors LEFT on the
mail boat for Cincinnati and Eastward today. r
THE --LATEST. a.
CAiEo Thursday. Feb ]. Isoo
Memphis papers furnish further particulars OF the
explosion Of the steamer Miami the Arkansas River
The total number OF lives ost will probably reach 49,
Only seven Of the known % have been saved
Finy bodies have been picked up and buried near the
Place of the disaster. Fifty OF the wounded are III q
hospital at Helena, most Of whom are fatally injured
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Collision. steamer Empire State ol
N. Fall Riyg line, when passing through Hell Gate on
,r,,dov morning. came In contact with the schooner
NJ O. Terbe from Fortress Monroe. bound in has n.
,na,nr ovay st,rbosrd whcelhousc aud doing some
tci"s TLe schooner lost bowsprit. anchor ana
% osain Mhicf latter is on board tho steamer.
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BURyErrs STANDARD COOKING EXTRACTS

are carefully from fruits sad spices OF the beat quality
and challenge competition Their universal success based
upon theit merit Reference /. made to tue principal Puf'
veyor Conecioner and Hotels in the United States For
sale by choice Druggist, and GEocsrs everywhere
TO lead people by the nose, place under that
sensitive organ handkerchief peffumed With PHALoSs
AiCHr BLooxsG CssErs They will thereby be led to the
jas conclusion tina, it, fragrance cannot be matched among
the sweets OF the earth. . tsanbury American
A RELIABLE REMEDY for expelGng WORMS,
so common with young children viii be found in BRowSs
"yKRxiYudE Coxyrrsr or Worm Lolsnges, which are
pleasant to the taste; and child viii refuse to take them
The combination Of Ingredients used In making the
CoxFrr |. such give the beet possible eaec, with
safety.
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India.

BOMBAY, Jan. l2.-Cotton goods firm. Cot
ton shipments Of the week. $4,000 bales Frcghts 10
Liverpool 30. Exchange 2i2i.
CALCUTTA. Jan. l0.-Cotton goods firm and ad.
Yancng. Exchange. 2li Freights As. Discount
has again advanced one per cent.
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JAY CooKg.-This successful Government
Banker has made generous donation OF $4,000 IN land
and cash for Divinity School OF the Protestant Ep'eo
nal Church in Phil adephia. sN ID.
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France.

The Paris Presse of the 10Th announces that
Baron Saard left Paris the 18th tor the purpose Of
making necessary arrangements with the Emperor
Macmillan for the return of the French troops from
Mexico al the earliest possible date.
The weekly returns Of the Bank OF France show de-
crease in casn Of i. coo 600 francs.
The Bourse on the 18th closed 6at Rentes 65f SIC.
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lAdrertisementai

1000 Elegant BRICKS are made daily BY TIL
NATIONAL BRICK MAcHINE, which Is the wonder Of tn
nge. ADRIAN REcUA, General Agent No. 1870 Broad
way, Eew-York.
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The December mails from the Cape have
been received. Business very dull The on the
frontier continued Of desultory character
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PASKETr-Hv0oErl- In Hessn.. on "Wednesday. 1en
3D. q, tho rcdehc, o. = sridss parent, y the W
J. Mitoh.I Wan p Actt. eco. Of brookiyr, H. ~, "
Jane A., dsushtss OF ~ Roget, esl No cards
R0E--sAyILLE-In bt> lyr, on Tuesday, jan. ~ ahs
residence 0. ths BRIDES reuts By the Kew ). owen
George q. Roe OF Port Henry, Esex Co. 10 hhha To-
d,ughtes o Js, Savllr esa., OF Brcokyr
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Austria.

At meeting Of the Florence emigrants from
Venetia, residing IN Italy. resolution adopted
declaring the amnesty claimed by Austria ilasory and
unacceptable '-s-.'' ..-s.
The Central Congregation Of Venice has rejected
address Of thanks % the Emperor for removing the
seQucstratiol upon the property Of enigranfs.
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Alarm In Toronto.

TonoNIo, c. W. Thursday. Feb !, l5o6.
The attack On the frontier towns is hourly
expected. Trsios are made No nj Hamilton and
Toronto ready 10 load troops for tho frontier at mo
ment notice The military In al the western towns
are in arms for emergency.
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GREAT REVIVAL In A CoLLEoE.-ln the Uni
versity ct Mddlstown, Conn., all tbs students nave
been convsrtedbut si,. Never ~" sneh s"ers known
10 that inst!!gi;?s
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CANADA.
The Fesiss scnre-Ampio Preparations
Made % Resist INV nders.
OTTAWA. G, " Thursday.

n W :
Ii is understood that ample precautionary
measures against TIE Fenan raids being taken. by
providing for speedy concentration Of volunteers and
ImpsriaitrOops
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D,.s..er te-she Col. Chandler vac"
Lest.
Nrw.orLaAys. "Wednesday. ia

NEW DELNANs, WVu.ttuuy, 0" v,:.Lorl
The steamer Col. Chandler, Capt, e., hs s1shsi
is .,ch left herc for Galveston via the A'cIa
fsays River met With Gale Of saGi.e rcss S Tho
in Two. The captain nad Pil"' cA''p' ''''
o,cS ee,e saved.
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IN sEvENTH-AvE.

Firth AVENUE SKATING PoSD.-There viii
be a grand fancy dress carnival" on the Pond on
Saturday. Tho leo viii be Illuminated and the sAa'efs
vii, glide TO the strains Of two bands OF music.
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mARRIE ID.

,,,,o,v cARPENTER-At Wes. PresbyterIsa Shuren'
st. on Thursday jar 81 1896 oy tne nov VI
i.s.,3,nss Floyd r. Gerow TO Sadie T. Carpenter
mrTCHFII-PIoGOTO Thursday Fen q me eo Is.,
dence Of the brides father by the tsv p,"ro, Venues,
asashtsr Of Joseph Psgot s.q oil this city N'oA'aA
Osis,sbursh paper. please copy
PErERS-BOOTH Thursisy, sse W 'rS SsSaSso,
o. Wn. A. Booth, esq.
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FROM PARIS.

Evacuation of Mexico-A French Appeal
80. the Compassion OF the Cnitcd
sIaics-Aid for the Freedmon-An
American Ariist-The Presidency Of
she Universal Exhibitisn-Primce Nm.
yo,een aud the Eunperer-Obituary
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Plies.
At THE poor or RUr6ERs.sr


Al about o'clock last evening IL fire occurred
nm tic falancs Dry Dock at the foot OF RatRerf.t,
Tag River. II was extiuguished by CAPT. hlii
and the officers and Of The United State sle",F
Catawba. that steamer having GONE over Ioui tn9
BROOKLYN Navy.Yard The loss viii amount 10 Hppu'
5 800. Fully insured.
81. IN stvENTH-AVE.
At o. o'clock last evening a IRE broke out ~ we
aInn and oil store OF George Pallard No 3'9 Seventh
ave- caused by the exploding ola lamp Loss on STOCK
and fxturer 5000. Insured
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ttRA ~ II
Joxpos HAIR CoLoR RgsroRKR
LoxDOS Life, HAIR Color RxsIoRsR
iosnoS Growth HAIR Color REsroRKR.
Iosnoy HAIR Color REsroRER |
Ioxoox and HAIR CoLo. RRsr0RER
Iosoos HAIR COLOR REsroRER !
o.nox Reanty HAIR Color REsroRsR.
g., from II. colouo ouatie. Il. delightful dressing,
e. s ely s ps,. .n "a sd ssif 4Sysg
4, Sos No aIo North sxth.t Philadelphia fiELMsoLD, No
soi Broadway; WELLS CO.. No. lis tranklnsi BARNES
& Co. No. 81 faIt.row. New.lork. ---
MARyIy's NEW PATENT ALUM AND Day
P,,srvn Fisr AND BURGLAR SILVER PIarE SAFES Highly
Ornamental aud Warranted perfectly dry Also lsrse as
sortmrn, Of bankers and Merchants sAysa q
MAayS Co. POS Bdway and ~ Chestnut ST. fAll.
HuLL's DBMULCEYT SOAP .. H
for Chapped and Tender Hand, and Nursery Use.
Al.o over 100 other styles Of Toilet Soaps
j. C. IlrLLs sos % ParkrOw n Y, Sold tyerywhere.
Ink improved Elliptic Sewing Machines. -
A. II. srPLKE. No $50 Broadway. Agents wanted
BYAUrIFUL LIFE.LlKE PICTURES.
C,,es Viznet.e 81 per dozen, Duplicates 81 All mega
tives registered r. A. LEWIS, NO l6o Chatham st. Wy
TRussHs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS SUsPENsoRY
R,xp.os, SuPPoKrrRs. Sc-MARsr %. Radical Cure
TTpri Ohce only ., No ve,eyst. Lady a'Iendaf.
TRUssIs. ABpoMEy-SUPPoRTERs SHOULDER
Bsaoss SILK Elastic STOCKINGS KNEE c,rs and AskLtfs
CsurcHs and srsprssosi BAspaess nay s,esS
a Soldier, who had Lost the Use of his Limbs
on Rheuma,.m has been completely eored and enabled TO
abandon hs crutches by one bottle OF MkfOLrhs .hAr
RnrUa,rIss RExEpr. Il is truly the Wonder oftte Ase.
BALLS AND PARTIES VS.. Snow AND RAIN
White Satin Caters Balmorss sod CATERS Ladies' patron
ue MILLER Co, No 1f Canatst. -
DANES PULM0- BRONCHIAL TROcHgs, for
cooybs Cold, Ca,auh Bronchitis Asthma iioarseness, sc
DANE Co. No. t3s fourshsvo, or Cox NO. si bacaysI
The Universal Clothes Wrnger, with cogs,
TOOK the First Premium the Fair Of tbs American Institute
The best in X. c. BRowSss No. S4' Broadway.
DATCUELoR's HAIR DYB.-The best IN the
world Perfect natural reliable, harmless. and instantaneous
M effect. The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. pAS"hho"
Soldby all Druggists Factory No. Vi bsrchYst-
j. Il. ELLIS, DEALER IN
| WgyylrR L. WILSON l. Howg srwIso MACHINE
| No. 900 Broadwsy. cor Twenty.secohaTs .,,.
Machines 10 rent and Kept In order without chstsc
Tug FLORENCE GOLD MEDAL LocK-srifoh
syyrsa MACHINE, with reversible feed. rvYork
GROVER & BAKERS HIGHEsr PRk M 20,
T., eric srIrcu SEWING MAcHINks. for family use ' W.
| Broadway. -----------c y, H.
JMpRoyKp LOCK STITCH MAcHESEsio LOT M iaun.s
! .nJ M,ruf,ctnrers GROVER BAKsn oh"''" ~
CoxrAxr No. 1876 Broadway. --------C ~.
HOWE SEWING MACHINE CoMpA ANY. -.a,.d
no"h p,..,,ar, No go Broadway Agents wanted.
---1 III-,-.,., =, g WILSON'S LOCK STITCH SEWING
hbh MT arr,o,xoLx MACHINE, No. Sss Rroadwsy.
-.nr,v,cIIL LIMBS. b. FRANK. PALMER, LII:
| - n" ~ a. rsrp PArsSy LIMBS TO SoLDinM-rh.E
bwAI, ~ s.is..oSsD ~ SuReEoSGHSnRAL BAHSss y. O.
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OUR NATIONAL FINANCES.
THE DEBT ON FEBRUARY 1, 1866

WAsuNa Thusia
public debt Of the United February,
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5pesial Notices.
DIR. J. II. Schenck,

THE GREAT LUNG DOCTOR OF rMLaDELrHA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-03
rh. Gn,.rnnr,. Mr..nxr.

Through the courtesy Of Ills Excellen-
CIV, Governor Blasdel, we are enabled 10
pu, each one Of our readers in possession
Of his Annual Message TO the Legislature,
in the pamphlet torn in which 1t comes
from the hands of the State Printer. This
is, unlike TOO many similar public docu-
men,s Of its nature, brief. cogent and judi
ciously suggestive. The ever watchful
spirit Of the Governor in seeking 10 secure
prudence and frugali,y in the business
affairs o. the State. is frequently manifest
ed throughout this message. Deeming Il
Of great necessity that the Legislature
should make provision for the election OF
Public Administrators in the various
ties, we regret that His Excellency failed
TO grant such action the valuable influence
OF his recommendation. His suggestions
as to amendments in the Registry Act,
and toward a reduction in the number Of
Judicial Districts, will. no doubt, meet
with the approval and secare the favora-
bic action of the Legislature. His brief
allusion 10 the subject of Mines and
Mining" contains many evidences OF his
intimate acquaintance with the very i'm
portant interests pertaining thereto, and
ough, 20 have q favorable effect, to our
advantage. with Eastern capitalists. We
like what the Governor has said with re-
gard TO railroads; ard we wish he had
given Us the benefit of his views upon the
currency question. The conclusion of the
message is well worthy of the sound head
and heart of our excellent Governor
Carson appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-03
GOLD HILL, NEVADA:
w.J,..dny EyruIpE,...Jnuuary 3, 1866.
THE LEGISLATURES.

In consequence of the length of the Gov
crnor's Message. we are unable to publish
much of the proceedings of the new Legis-
la,ure to-day. The members of the Sem
u,e commenced work this morning. We
learn from u gentleman who was present
a, the organization, that the members are
a very fine looking set of men, and that
much good is likely to result from their
labors. We hope so.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-03

RgsI0NEp.-Wm. NJ. Gillespie, Clerk
of the Virginia Board of Aldermen, las,
evening resigned his Office, and Alfred
Do,en was appointed to fill his place.
Mayor Jones, very wisely, has also put
his foot upon Mr.. Gillespie's $500 bill for
extra services in tracing a useless old map
of Virginia City. There are some whole
some reforms going on in the Virginia
City Government.