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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23
Sal. Of III. Old North Dutch Church.

To he Editor If The N. Y Tribun<
SIR: To.day'S TRIBUNE has an article on the
above subject containing several inaccurate state
mepts The Church was not built until 1907 and was
erected on Horse land. cartlane upon land given BY
the generous Harpendonk for religious uses. The
property when converted to any other purposes
BY the terms of the grant, reyerts to his heirs.
The Consistory Of this Church. which forms one
Of the Collegiate congregation. have with tnde'
cent. and, may say, un.Christian haste deter.
mined to sell and dispose of the same and VIII
probably resort to some trick or technical 9uoole TO
gain Of the ground for commercial purposes
The average attendance upon church service has Tor
long time been 3O0 and not 40 as stated In your
srticle. The attendance here 10 fully a. large as
that Of the Fourthst Church. Inc Church Is
greatly needed. and its Sunday School. large and
fourishing, exerts beneficial influence. Tie lower
part Of the city contains large population as ever
yet the churches are moving away. While spiritual
destuon exists it does 10 the first II OF the
city, it will be well for churches TO make collections
sending the gospel these deserted parts rather than
TO Syria and Asia Minor The OF removal 10 easily
understood The proceeds Of the sale would enable the
Consstory to build magnificent structure. rvallng
the uptown Catholic Cathedral IL they want q
church. let them put their hands into their own pock'
cts and not in the Golfers Of the Church. FOR that pur
pose II this were to be dene. We trow 1t would be
long tine before any building rose heavenward For
the sake Of tho poor and needy, into whose miserable
abodes ministers drawing pDcey salaries never enter
We trust that the old landmark may be spared, that
the Gospel may be preached aswe to the poor as the
rich.
Neu. York. Jan. %, ls66.
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Mach,
ORDER OF DANCING.

l. ou.drille. Proueosde oaich.t.p Esprit da Corps ?
LanceTs Promenade" Oh. take Thy Heart sssin p
Waltz Propenade-Ronsnra Don seba'ii,n :; 9aioP
Observation-Disclosures Lsnces; Promenade" CLspino
Is Cornsre;' g. Wslt,; Prom.nade-"Iooe;" Galop;
rIo,osn.ae An. ri gS. s0'Ssh. p ossdrie
Leuhsra 10 Gaiep II: Lsneiers
u. Poits; ~ Waltz T. galOp IS Lsneief' is w.s;
"Gr'pino !" w. Ssiog; Promsosds-
Dr.sus IL Pois, Promenade Rstsplan. Il Fora del
De.ino 20 Waltz; Pron.snsds"rhe Rock beside tbs Sea
a. 8siop Martha :; n Lsnesrs Promen.,e
March Ia Juive'7 "a Waltz; Promen.de-a Rally round
ciers; Prornenade-''H Home, Sweet Home"
more animated and delightful scene can scarcely
be imagined than that presented BY the broad dancing
floor at the hour OF midnight The supper were
formed by the usual dungeon-ks basement apartment,
Of the Academy, and the supper itself was fnrnsled
with the usual elegance OF display and scarcity of
which distinguishes most of the entertainments OF this
kind which have lad the unhsppiness to nIefy par
ticipate In.
The members Of the committees were Just 50 many
sticks stand about like many animated pieces
OF ornamentation with nothing 70 do, AMI less 10
know. and everything ese was conducted 10 the wonted
ball.fashon. But the dancing kept up until or
O'Clock this morning and the whole afsir was success
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DIE d.

poyyNe Brookyp on Monday evening Jan. a. Cathe.
zine BOVINE widow Of aodman Bovine, In the Goth year OF
The relatives and friends Of The family invited 70 attend
the funeral services; rom as, , ssoon jan NO 81
o'clock
COMAN-At Orange. n: J., suddenly, on Sunday Jan 81,
years merchant OF this city.
The friends family invited 10 sttend the funeral,
from bis late residence, sc0tandse on wednesday jan
train Leave. for Orange from foo. Of Bsrc,y, at II 80
m. returning ct Up. ~.
CUMMIHGs-Op Sunday morning. Jan. 81, Edward w.
iii. funeral vii be s,sndsd from st. Lakes Hoplt. Fy
a.. His :1H .nd ;" are Invited to attend '''
CLARK-In Brooklyn, sunday, Jan. H. 1885, Burton Z.
III. relative. and Of family requested to attend
New Yoiksvs st placs, wi,hoa, further notice.
fever Emma Du Bois, eldest dsushter Of Edwin 3. aud
AIMS c. Eldrsd, in tie l4h year OF her age.
PRUEAUPF-On Monday morning. Jan. a. a. Holidays
burg BIsir County Pa, Ellie Amanda Frasaua wife off,
y. Frueauf.
GOURLIE-I.abera 0ourlie IN the ss year Of her ase.
III: fDsr. seoes win take pses on Tuesday afternoon At
| The friends Of the family are invited 10 sttsnd.
The remains win be conveyed 70 0rssnwood Cemetery Or
HEARTr-M Bloos,felA. N. j. On Sunday, jan. a. sarah
vi. Of rsR T. H;';' aud daughter Of tie late Hon
The rss9s. and snd. oi I'll. family .rs invited to s,.sn'
the funeral on Thurdsy afternoon, Jan. r. ct ocecs
Tr.ns PER Morris and Esssz Railroad leave foot Of Barclay
q. sta:30 and il:3o q m.
JONYS-On Surd1y Jan H. n HE residence, No. 1ei IVES
Thirtys.ghthsI Edmund Jones, In the 10th year Of hi
sgs
The relatives ana snds Of the family invited 10 aien
his funeral tom his late residence Wednesday Jap "a
at O'Clock.
LATTING-At Lattinst0wn, Long Island, Monday morn
| ins, Jan. n, Elizabeth I.sttng, aged n years.
The relatives and ieads Of lae family respectfully invite
to attend Lsr funeral, on Wednesday Jan. IL st l
o'clock m
Carriages win be in attendance 1t Glen hesd on arrival Of
| frora Newton Of II o'clock . N. Wednesday.
THQMAs-saddsnly 10 this city, Monday. Jan. a. Ans.
l Thomas. aged 81 years. months and days
Tee relatives and friends Of the family invited 70 A'en
the funeral on Wednesday, jan "a, ts esiect tons n
!, ls,s re,denca Ma. - wss' sutssEthst
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Ready this morning. contains:

Ready this morning, contains:
NEWS SCxMARY-hisry, Naval News from Washing on,
New York. New England the Southern Atlantic States the
Gulf States Kentucky and Tennessee The western stnes
wIsuIseroS French in Me.icoi Prospect. Of Their
Committee; Condition Of Things ct the SOUTH Work IN Con
sess Fnsnca COnre" and the President lndstsinf the
Pr.sdents Policy; Basis Of Reconstruction M ConkIng'
"1 TSs XRxr o, rHs UNITED srArrs-Ths Army Of the
United States during the Rebellion the number Of men for
nsbed by each State since April 1851 IN the different cs
or men for three months or more so me ne,
A standard Of computation.
LLBAyY-Ficklene. Of Leyislsture Underground Railway
All; SIN Increasing Fees Of Legal Printing; Mr. Lttiejohns
eI:Ts Of Newspaper .','s'p'l''n ~ '
Murders. swindiDs L..hins o. Freedmen ;nd freed
women Bruaes Of the Troops sontimens ofthe Peoples
NORTH CssoLrsA-M.s.se Of Gov. Worth to ,h. Lsgss-
.urs IL. Recommendations. State finances: Stay Law
TsIes; Admission Of representatives, to Congress
WIVES AND DArsHrEss-An Every Day story BY Mrs
ols'' ViIGasGs Rrno-w.hinston's Ts1tBoohi The
Young Mans Conlpsnion."
JusoPy-Letter from ireland.
PoETRr-Ths Cold Spell; Tie Re.nrn Of the Standards
Tas MATHEMATICS BILL
Loss ., LrsF At s.l-A NEW AND GocD ISvrsr,es
MIscsIIArrors Irxns
Ksusvs o. sns LArzsr PrsrIcAfiosa
carr MAsKnrs-Nev " orb, Boston and Philadelphia
NEv-YolK WHoLxsALz PRfcEs o. CocsInr PxoD0ck.
IIYrsf DoNHsfrc AEp foREIes MAEKEn
ConuvncAL MATTsls-The Latent Stock and Gold ouv'a'
lions.
NAnnrAsrs AND DRAfns
ADvKBT1DxHuxrA a..
TIN SEM. WHKKLY TRIBUNE, contains al
tAe Editorial articles not merely local In character;
Iterary Reviews and Art Criticsms; Letters from our
lsree corps Of correspondents; Foreign and Domes.
tic Letters Special and Associated Pres Telegraphc
Nspstchss: 8 careful and complete summary Of
Foreign and Domestic News, Exclusive Reports Of
the Proceedings Of the Farmers Club Of tho American
Ipstituter Talks about Fruit and other Horticultural
and freuifnr.i tnform,tS.; Ssoc1 financial Csftae
published In TIE DAILY TkEuxR The SEHI.WEEKLy
TRIBUNE also gives In the course Of year. three OF
four Of tbs Latest and Best Popular Novels by living
form YOU'D be from sI TO eight dQD1., II pur
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JANUARY %, 1866

chased In the English Magazines from which they are
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TENNESSEE.
Defeat Of the Free School Bill In the Sen.
ate-Couon-Preposed Race.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Monday.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Monday. Jan. %. lsG6. .,
In the Senate to-day, the Free School Bill
was defeated by to g. and the bill is virtually dead
Cotton is dull and receipts light; prices ii 10 43c. ior
AIiddliDgs.
The Nashville Blood Horse Association offers stake
to be run during the the Spring meeting OF
Tor all ages three mile heats, 900 entrance $500
forfeit 81 be added by the propreor conditions
that two OF the three turf champions Norfolk Asterod
and Kentucky before running elsewhere enter and run
on this stake The race il open TO all other horses In
two of the three named horses Entries to be
made before April the to run on "Wednesday OF
the week Of the Spring meeting.
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From San Trancisco-Miniug and Marine
InteItigenee.

SAX TRAxcIsco Thursday, Jan Is. 1860
The mining share market il quiet. Yellow
Jset al s475 5O Choar. Potosi e232; Imperial *llO
Savage $500 Legal Tenders 10Y. 1919
SIs FRANCISCO, Friday Jan. 10, 1866.
The steamer Colorado has sailed for Panama with
ss95 go In treasure Of which ee3,O74 goes 10 new
The Overland Mail with Eew.York dates to the ed.
arrived last night.
The ship Dfeadnought, Capt. Cushing. has arrived
TSs Mining Share market is dull and declining.
Savage s6l5; Gould and Curry. ts25i Imperial. slas
Choliar- Potosi. SEA Yellow Jacket s1o Legal len
dera 7Jc.
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TIE THrRrY.SEvESrH REoIMESr.-we are

The THIRTY-SEvRNTH REGIMEST.-We are
assured that the paragraph in yesterdays TRIBUNE
relative to the election OF colonel Of this regiment was
not in accordance with the facts. The previous cleo
ton Of Col Catlin was strictly in consonance with
precedent in such cases. and conducted under the
ruling Of Gen. Hail. who was the presiding officer The
question is Of special interest only to the members
Of the regiment and s no doubt perfectly understood
nv than.
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BASE BALL MATCH ONICR.-At o'clock this
Tuesday, afternoon. the Eureka and Active Clubs Of
Newark will play base ball match on skates, on the
Passaic River just above the New.Jersey Railroad
bridge. The recent haw and subsequent cold weather
has furnished new surface Of ice, in excellent condi.
ton and almost unlimited extent Yesterday and last
evening the Newarkers Of both sexes, and numbering
thousands were enjoying regular skating carnival.
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From ores.u-Grsa, Fall or sssw.
PORTLAND. Oregon, Jan. ls
Via SAN FRAHcIDCO, Jan. ~, 1890.

PORTLAND. O1ekUn D tHs Ia
Via SAN FRAHcIsCO. Jan. ~, 1866.
Decidedly the heaviest snow-storm that mas
for two DAYS psst II showed ali day Tuesday anc
rsned most Of the time yesterday. During the night
the storm continued and II has been snoving uninteT
ruptedly to-day.
During the cold snap Of few days since. there were
storms particularly severe east Of the Blue Mountains
Quite number Of people badly frost bitten Inc
In Reindeer River Valley the snow 10 IS inches desp
ct Ls Grand. 20 inches. and on the mountains there
are from four 70 six feet Of snow.
The route 70 Placerville is closed. The snow In
Boise Valley averaged 20 inches in depth and Snake
Greek frozen over S 10 allow teams to cross
The thermometer at Idaho CITY has been % low ~ 90
below zero.
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The third of these delightful and profitable
matnees takes place tomorrow at o'clock. 1t VIII be
brilliant occasion dshould not be missed for beside
Madame Feury.Urbsn and Mr.. s. c. Campbell, Mr.
Richard Hoffman will perform with Mr.. wehli duet
for two pianos by Mendelssohn. which will DO per.
Torrance worth hearing for it would be hard to bring
together two players admirably suited In point Of
touch, style, mechanical excellence and fine taste.
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In Rutgers.st.

A Fire occurred about 6 o'clock last evening
In some coal and wood-sheds in the basement OF the
house No SO Ruigers.st but exinguished
before mnch damage had been done. The FIRE reached
the frst floor occupied groceIy-store by Herman
Bsdenbop x John Duhn. Damage to stock slOo. In.
sured for o. 200 in the New Amsterdam Insurance Com
pany. Damage to building s3O0-insuied. rbe upper
portion Of the house. which was occupied by 10 iami'
lies escaped uninjuTed.
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NEw.YORK LRGIsLATUBR.
SENATE. :. ALBANY, Jan. q, lst

'-' SENATE. ALBANY. Jan o. 1864
The Senate met at D. m.
The PRESIDENT presented from the Secretary of State
the preliminary report Of the State Census Of 1865
which referred TO tie Apportionment Committee.
Mr.. La BAU gave notice OF q bill to incorporate the
Village OF Ecgewater. Richmond County.
The bill empowering the Managers Of the Five Points
House Of Industry TO bind out children. with their
sent during their minority. for shorter PERIOD was
ordered 10 third reading.
The Senate adjourned.
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The Firemuu,s Ball.

The Fireman's Ball at the Academy Of Music
last evening fine Affair." The entertainment was
given under the auspices Of the Exempt Fireman's
Association. and was. As usual extremely crowded.
The company formed a brilliant assemblage Of both
sexes the lady portion OF which mostly sttired In
all the brianey and bad taste which usually charac-
terzes entertainments OF this kind About four thou
s,nd guests were present Dancing was OF course,
the order Of tho evening and In this respect the fol-
loving programme was preserved:
PROGRAMME.
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WHY MOTIF

ffRADWAY'S READY RELIEF possesses such rsmsrks
Die dsfgeefing ncurdrng strengthening sperent sudo-
fc anodyue and other properties the forms
Of disease they exist Ia the most sicky climates Of the
world and where the poisonous malaria thick that you
almost cut II with knife" why with the stese
ease does all sorts Of ever Of the mdr type In our own
climate Dsnhes, Dysentery Fever aud Ague, Bilious Fs.
Influenza &C.. mider aud weaker forms %
th- terrible diseases lit the forms they
exist in the ncky climates will readily the lee
as tAey prevail amongst US.
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m Fortress Monree-Opeuing Of NavI
gation-ShippIpg.

FORTRESS MONROE. Va, Monday. Jan. ~ 1866.
The Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal is open
10 navigation.
An unknown schooner is ashore ten miles south Of
Smiths Point Light.
The steamship Falcon is anchored ten miles South Of
Thomas Point. short Of coal.
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Fire at Tonawanda.

BUFFALO Monday. Jan. % leG6:
A fire Yesterday in Tonawanda destroyed the
dstillery OF j. Farthing Co. The loss is estinated
at ESQ 900; insured for $4,000
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MARBLE ID.

BARKER-AYREs--Atth the Metropolitan Hotel. on Monday,
Jam o. by the Rev DR.. Morgan Of New Rochelle William
Jay Barker to Mrs. Henrietta Ayres both ofNew-Yort
BASSETT-RICHARDS-fnB Brooklyn. on Thursday Jan. Ie,
by the Rev ~ g. Carpenter Allen L. Bssseto Mrs Annie
s. Richards all Of the above named place.
YALKINBUR9H-OLlPHANT Bsrnesat, on Thur'day
ian IL 1856 BY the Rev J. I. Corsou Capt. Thomas
FsLtbursh Of Jersey City to Miss ssrsh r. ophant Of
Bsrnezst, Nsw.Jersey.
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The Royal Standard Neutrality-suspicious.
of her Crew.

GLOUCESTER Mass, Monday. Jan. %, 1866
Arrived, brig Formosa (Br.), Jamaica, for
Boston, She reports: jan H. fell in With British brig
Royal Standard, from Philadelphia for GiDraltar Gus
ale captains wife, and brought them 10 Gloucester.
lhe crew was somewhat frostbitten.
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The North CaroIina Legislature.

RALEIGH n. C.. Monday. Jan. q, 1855
A proposition was made in the Senate to-day
to build peDitentiary.
Mr. w. S. HenrsbaD. q member Of the Legislature.
who in bis seat Saturday in the House. died sud-
denly last night
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HAVANA.
Nsn.Arrival Of Mr.. sewsrd-PrePsrasisns
fer His Reception. 10
aHIvAxA WeiIpekdaV.

iHAvAsA Wednesday, Jan. IL. 1866.
We have been disappointed in not seeing Mr.,
Seward The Captain General has fitted up bis country
seat for his use while here and his admirers propose
serenade and banquet The latter fear VIII not DO
permitted We hope to him before this week out
Gen. Dace will have an opportunity OF thanking MN
TOR the abduction Of Argueles.
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FIRES.
A Church Burnsd-Loss $4,000.

Boston Monday Jan. %, 1860.
The First Baptist Church in Cambridgeporl,
the Rev. s. X. Mason pastor. was totally destroyed "
fire this morning Loss about SO OO0 half OF which
is insured.
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PYLE's o. K. SoAP-THE PEOPLES FRIEND.
For Laundry. Bathing and Toilet use, becomes ex,
tremely hard and not liable to unnecessary waste Sold
by grocers everywhere. Depot No. $50 Washingtonst
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IT'S UNIVERSAL, USE.

II cures the worst diseases incidental to all climates n
has been tested In Asia Africa South America Europe Ess
aud Yves, indies and cured the ors Of Cholera Dys
EMERY FlIIes Feyers Yellow Fever. swamp Marsh, Ship,
and other Feyesnd failed In protecting persons whs
used 1t as preventive against attacks.
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yofyYOu ,ndsy Ja. o. Pstse ve,sy, Of soasssfsa Il
the lungs In Tho s1th yeeS q big ga 81
yteJ 10 send the uersl r. his late residsncs. No -
West Fortisth-st, on Thursday Afternoon jan IS u
O'Clock. ..r.I III r l0I rt-..
woorroN-on Tuesday, Ian. q at Canterbury, Enyss&
Edward wootton, esq, J. p, aged 70 years.
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An Ice Bridge Over Niagara Biver-Au
Dngsual Phenomeueu.

ROCHESTER Monday, Jan. %, 1866
An ice bridge formed above Niagara Falls on
Sunday morning extending three miles dovn the
rapids 1t is the largest one for many years. People
are crossing from both sides to-day.
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lAdvertisements.l

JEFPERs, No. 573 Broadway. will sell his
Ladies' and Childrens Boors and SHOES 81 pair less
till March /, JRFPERs No. 573 Broadway.
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CLOTHES WRINGERs Of all kinds repaired by
BAILEY WASHING WRisGNs MACHINE Co.. 476f B'wsy.
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HALIFAX, ]

HALIFAX. \. s.. Monday. Jan. p 1870.
The Kangaroo has 1873 passengers. She will
sal at midnight for New.York She reports she had
heavy weather on the passage.
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DURING THE WAR

More lives saved by the OF RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF than from the be.t efforts OF tho medical STAFF We
have hundreds Of letters proving this fact We have the ev
dence prove that 10 where by exposure 70
srious swsmp. bottom lands rice aeds, &c, used RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF, invariably escaped dcknesss
vers Bilious Fevers Darrhea, Choera. Rheumsttsm AGA
and those only who when thus seized. used the READY
RELIEF entirely recovered.
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A, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Highwines.

ROCHEsfEB Monday, Jan. =. Iet6.
A fire occurred this morning at the Reetify.
ing House Of NJ Spencer, in this city. caused by the
bursting OF still containing Is barrels OF highwines
Tho building was saved by the exerons OF the IRE.
men. Loss about $4,000 which is covered BY In
surance
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DOMESTIC PURPOSES.

Every family should be provided with bottle Of RAD.
WAYS READY RELIEF. One bottle costs only 50 cents.
and this bottle be used for various purposes with the
snance Of doing permanent good than hsndreS
dollars expended far other medeiaes and phy'1ni pres,.
ticns II suddenly seized with Sickness the OF tho Relief
will instantly arrest the disease and afford immediate ease 70
the patient.
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Gsv. Cursis st Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, MONDAY

HARRISBURG, Monday. jan q, 1910.
Gov. Curtin arrived here to-day, and is re.
oeivinx large number Of visitors. His Message VIII
DO sent TO the Legislature next Monday.
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philadelphia Cattle 1arkes-Jar

Cattle dull and rather lower sales Of 300 head OF Beev
fair to good at l40!ic H. Sheep du and lower; sales
800 bead 6id7ic- n. Cows unchanged In pic
Hogs are better sales Of 800 head at I3alitc. ID.
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| ERIcssoSs CALoRIC ENGINES, for pumping and
all light work, unequaled. No. l64 Daane-st., n. Y.
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FIRg.-A fire broke out in the house No. 46
Lormer.st. E. d. about III O'Clock yesterday forenoo
and before II was extingashed loss OF about els
resulted. Fully insured.
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Live Stock Over the Erie Railway.
Report FOR the week ending Jan. 20: l25 cars Cattle
os do. Hogs, Al do. Sheep. do. Horses; do Mules
do. Calves; total for week, 20i cars live stock.
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AKA YELLOW FEVER.

Ia 1856 RADWAY'S KEADf KELIEF cured thoussnd. q
persons sezed with Yellow Fever. As preventive Of the
terrible disease Dr. Frederick q. Page Of Mississippi urged
is the Medical Boards Of the Southern and pub
cly recommended the most certain safeguard In tbs
world.
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FIRE-About O'Clock yesterday afternoon q
FIRE broke out in the house Of Mr.. James Hazslhurst
New. Yorkave, st. Marks place. causing dansg go
to the extent Of $500; insured The fire was the result
of accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23
ASTATIC CHOLERA.

IN 1919 RADWAIS READY KELIEF CUKEU UVEN
90 PERSONS SEIZED WITH AslATIC CHOLERA
AND, BY ITS TIMELY USE AS A PREVENTIVE, SAVED
OVER ONE MILLION OF LIVES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23
Gpeeial Notices.

Eighth Assembly District Union 5A s;sScinfi.S9
viii hol5 A meeting at CLINTON GARDEN THIS lfUES
DAY. EVENING, January %, 1856, at y o'clock. -.
JAMES McLAREN, President
a. NJ . M tS,.. }secretariss.
Awerican Institute Farmers Clab.-A meeting
will be- held TODAY Tuesday, at O'Clock o. m, at ths
Rooms Of the Institute All interested IN Agricultural Inn
proyement ere invited to attend.