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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18
CLIPPINGS.

"A worthless bond-A raga-bond.
-Woman's bosom friend-cotton.
why is a seamstress like a pickpoc-
ket? Because she cuts and runs.
What day in the year do women talk
the least? The shortest day.
What man is keener than . razor
A sharper.
ISLANDER not others because they have
slandered you. Bite not reptile because
you have been bitten by him.
Josh Billings says the only claim to
originality writer can have noa days is
to be able to steal with judgment.
Prentice says Of an editor who 'smelt
q rat" that if be did, and the rat smeIt
him, the poor rat had the worst Of it.
"A fool in high station is like man
in balloon everybody appears little to
him, and be appears little to everybody.
A friend of ours, seeing a sign
"Matches for sale bere," went in and
called for a "trotting match" and was
Immediately banded pox Of pills.
Justice, they say. is blind how, then
is she to discover that one man is white
and another "colored pm. Y Tribune.
How2 by the smell-M O. Pcayune
"A lady speaking Of a gathering of
lawyers to dedicate q new Court House,
said she supposed they had gone ito
view the ground where they must shortly
liei
An Irishman on board vessel at
the point of laundering, being desired to
60 on deck as she was going down, re-
piled that be had no wish to 60 up there
TO see himself drowned" ;.
A curatc having been overhauled by
his Bishop for attending ball, the for
mer replied, my Lord, wore mask p
"Oh, well,' returned the Bishop, that puts
new face on the affair Z
1t is not what We eat but what we
digest that makes Us strong. It is not
what We read, bat what we remember.
that makes Us learned. tits not what We
profess, but what We practice, that makes
US righteous.
One Of our livery men was taken
down BY an Irishmsn the other day. Now
don't drive fast, said be to Patrick as he
handed him the lines. Pat took survey
of the old crow-bait, and with merry
twinkle Of the eye, replied, Faith, an
III keep up with the funeral if it kills
him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18
TAAE CARE OF YOUR
DIR. STRICKLAND'S
Melifous Cough Palsam

Is warranted to be the only preparation known
to cure Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness, Asthma,
Nh""llng Cough. Chronic Coughs, Consumption,
Bronchitis and Group. Being prepared from Hon.
es ami Herbs il is healing, sottering, and expecto.
rating, aud particularly suitable for all affections
If the Throat and Lungs. Fer sale by Druggists
every here.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18

Drugs and Medicines.
B. r. SMITH. MI. MOORE.
S NTH T. MOORE,
DRUG STOR d.!
N 4 w p r 10 e s !
We take pleasure in informing tho citizens Of
IOWA, NEBRASKA AND DAKOTA
that we have just received and are now Offering
for sale at our New Store
PEARL, NEAR FOURTH STREET,
the best stock Of
PURE, FRESH AND new DRUGS!
Ever brought west Of the Mis- issippi. Our stock
was carefully selected byone Of the Firm,
AN EXPERIENCED DRUGGIST,
And will be warranted new and genuine. We
p u r E DIR u GS,
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES
Pure Wines & Liquors,
(For Medicinal purposes okLY,)
Paints,
Oils,
Dye Stuffs,
Cloth,
Tooth,
Nail,
Paint and
Varnish
Brushes,
Trusses,
Supporters,
Shoulder Braces,
Hair Oils,
Pomades,
Fancy Soaps,
Toilet Articles
Innumerabl and 10 900 other items which we
cannot enumerate here. but keep on ex ibition,
anC for sale cheap.
ORDERS FROM A DISTANCE,
Accompanied by the CASH, will meet with prompt
attention.
TERMS.
Invariably, CREENBACHS.
Gold Dust or Coin, in small quantities
Remember tho Places
NEW DRUG STORE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-18
CALL! CALL! CALI

a. We can afford to, and will sell all
our goods At prices which in these times
will make it an object both in purse and
happiness for the rich and poor, the eco
nomist and the improvident, the epicure
and the frugal to purchase of 10.
~ Cash for the seller and sati.ta elton
to the purchaser, is the business motto Of
jsul-66 II. D. BOOZE eco.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

were A. Rusch & Co. Damburaim Co. Jcwett Co. Paine
Berry & Co. Adrich JeddngS Co. Clifton Harding Colby
q Co, Kendall Cleveland Opdyke fl b Clafin Co. and
Others had received any pay t0 said goods the meaning
Of the term cash was payment Of the expra % 81 OF 0O
days - 80 .-z -, - -
Jeremiah Dalton cartman fol the firm Of Foger liD1s
tStheu mat ne was employed September last by the ~
IA ceased Woranr FOR them in November caIed load
goods % The rm from thor store on Nov lO there six
and three uuks took them bis cart 70 the Adams
Express Office In Jersey CIV received cards 90 tack Oh the
could remember The direction except ;nnt t were
Jersey City did with tho fefy boat received
cept iO the goods gave the receipt back 20 MI Mclaughlin
and when the book returned the receipts were not m ~
ted When taking goods jersey City put the cards his
pocket and any questions asked 70 The goods
Deputy Sheriff McKcon testified 10 having seized the books
and papers Of the nm FOger Ibt civil process but
bis testimony eced nothing further OF Importance and the
examination was then postponed until to-day al CLOCK p H.
THE KANSAS CITY ARSON CASE
TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2l.-The preliminary eZamna-
tOn Of Scott Gutter and WelbOw closed yesterday The
defense making efforts in their behalf all
three committed for murder and arson IN the s degree
They viii have their trials m March
SENTENCED FOR RAPE.
ALBANY, Dec. 2l.-GeOrge Scholar, charged with
committing rape upon the person OF Elizabeth Evans IN
COMPANY with some 6 oY others West Troy ID september
last convicted in the Court Of Sessions to-day ana SEN
onced 10 State Prison for u years ana months Ed"au
Dunn, another OF the party, Is on tra! now
THE SINGLE HOLLOW TRAGEDY
TROY, Dec. 2l.-lhe jury in the case OF Edmond
Jones Adelaide Jones and James Fitzpatrick who were III
dicted for murder in the Shngle Hollow tragedy which oc
CURED in this county last August az lO CLOCK tonight hI
trial parties has occupied the entire week before Justice
lugalls Of the Suprcme Court
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
sFNTRNcFn FOR RAPE.
STATE or TRADE.
Pr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
e 5 So % 5 aI sSSo to S2 5 af % aft @
qce 1s Oo, 6s. a. az! & n & G'@sa sSS r5n a1
sldsl c5i Oats steady sses Of s B%eym2&deTar & aspa %
NJ az. ~ aSd AZ s6 WbEvffm Il s. % at retail
CvIc.ao 6sc are renea dni and eTooping Flour
is quiet aud unclaimed Wheat Is finer NO SIrns - & wa
dal and hssyy closing &C. lower 90 | & V H, syaHg s @ 9
Soc higher sellers demanding s ca.b and portward delivery
with Tumosd ssle' a, high a 49, Lord hiuel and oie , 5
sll City brands; for No Spring s3 5oTl3 '' Red
Sc So Wle dul: sales 900 bush Choice White Caraia #3
smell lots Of Choice VIII Michigan 1t 20 and .25 bush 10;
lots No l. Oai. Csc for CLoc. Western Barley lye and
trh Flour by iaioaa to Boston, sl to hew'I0f sei to
silsEsr 81 Foq du * spas sl9a'' cAeI.s s <
4oy.ors iD 6rnsr Mr.i rofs i5 rfnc Is,d @ r,aei ee
hrn 50 81 s7 Lave nos' active a. 5000 % b.
s a5s, s6ipaeTisS56 SIP MI f5ar 1000 bi. Wheat.
sta. Fl LGg ~ ID De Gom t& & & @ % w.. S:1 Te Sl' s % 0
dil ag4 !?Ts li Balsy uaSa % sed Rye - M "a 5o iaJ ak
keg, l1c.; Te5ee. lli llc Hos. - '9e 20 n, ,.
cNcySA1i De-. sgd gogia, % he,. , Pk j.. oss.
N.i,.y aul aud Lowe y ~ pG-., ol & s osin,v 2qe
Low Ai4dns &c.. Nain- .-ci S'I ~ i1a'hs' 70 co,,o,
fraction higher Hos ds 0o t. Gross hecgpis 5. 9r.'
Whrs-R.d Winter 3 e.; sqr.ae - 20 Com-,cw shelcd
Paw WHISKY nee, nom.nl bond 49,. susaT' hiql4ic 40
N1LNlNGTOS, y G tec II --Asihet C-tidN NfaheI
eriIy CoOsars % n dl iug a!c Spirits TuIp~utlr quiet
G50Gc. Rosu unrci s-l-s % - ga 80 o. Ia t
Crude luGrelue. - 20 g. barrel Tor Ngu
Pork dan. Of Gy Mes o. S2id Fi Tie cuIe s'9cs oI
sgris Furpeutine land To-day i- 2tF barrels.
MoEus. Dec charlottesville G. tlr wr'S, 10 80 1a'.i no
ceip, 1892 blesi Exports et haies' STOCK on band " mp
bod Il 81 bIss: Unod . 0 bales; sas to-day 1900 oso' at
3ll0j2c. quiet
NASHVILLE Dec 2Coton market not quite tctive yesef
day closing with dlSuWar trndotcyi sc - j2 haes l 2 c
tax paid There y no. money rnSakh & ier & 20 iy Nh & , e
receipts week 4s35 bf erors 51 bli sales q. 800
bsles; stock IS COS balrs Gold Trguar b lJ6o!1tl
ArGUsTA Dec 2CotOn olh irregular aud declined =. aes oi
CHArLEs1ox Dee 2-Coron del end declined Gales Of &c
s.r,.NAH De- Cotton a-n. ..lL.l.ns. gll-.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
MARRIED.

BRkNsON- -wOOLMAN-ln Philadelphia, Tuesday, the 18th
p. by Friends ceremony David BransoH e Bf~vet Colonel
cd Regiment Coorcd Infantry Sal L. daughter q Nathan
Wooluan. eli Of Phiodeipu.a. No cards
FRgEMAN-THOMAS-O SUNDAY re- lG At 81; Pi1lt Church
by the Rev Father Tson Augustus Freeman 70 Mrs Ary A.
Thomas both Of kcwlO!A
GARHETsOH-COUTTS-A the residence Of the bride. mother
PERTH Amboy TEuIsday evening Dec 20 1866 By
A. Little M Samuel Gaffetsou 10 Mss Jennie A.
C0utts. all Of Perth AmbOy.
Bdaao ard Cincinnati papers please copy.
GREENOn Thursday Dec 20 Anna L. Green younses; daughter
OF Griffin Green.
e-nre OF her brothiruw Chas. H. r. Lyman No l4 East
Tcnih Sunday, Dec o. II o'clock without rher notice
IPwIN-EASTON-On Thursday Get 20 a. the Middle Reformed
D1tch Church Harsons. BfJ,syn by the Rev n p smith
D. D., IT, wn. II. Irwin to Josie A. daughter Of j. l. Eaon
ESQ, ell Of the above place.
JAMES-HESRY-n GALWAY. Sraoga Co.. Tbgrsday Dec 20
Rev. W. A. Raudrs Lewis W. James OF Brooklyn 70
Barbars Orr Henry Of the former place No caTds
NcCARRICK-ELLS-At stamford Conn. Moud9v, Dec T. by
Wsuea KHs ESQ., Of the first NAMED place
OCONEOR-MACAULAY-On Monday, the 18th inst, At the
Church Of Francis NAyrr by the Rev Father De Luyae
Bsrihsomev o. Connor TO Maria X Macsuiay
sPRAGUE-PARKER-Ou Thursday Dee 20 1856 the residence
IN Eewior by the Rev Dr. DOwIng, d.
Webster Sprague Of Fabius 10 Miss L. Emogene Parker.
WELLs-KiNGAt St. Johns Church, Brooklyn Tnesday Dec
nj by III. Rev NJ seymour ". Wciis T. $. n. Msry
Frances King Brooklyn second daughter Of tie late Zen King
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

The Best Family Sewing Mnchincs.-The Committee on
Sew gAlaohnes the late Maryland Institute Fs, report a.
iollows
We find me Elliptic LoSH'-a Seag sfa,fiHe 70 eIed al
o,bers."
hs mot, u coul'rueor drrug (osr parts r'adeyHg
OF management rq1ag ieI Jop 70 uor H haH any
other machine"
The EABf Hoot t. an D,osa great roue isuying N,
gyea certainty Of eresu and g,ereag the liability Of mining
srfche 90 common n other m1oaiao.'
uoey reliable irproreqenf Ae 'aJ Feed Bar adapting
IL 20 the fneft or hcGricsf fabrie'
Kis the only maeiiae that g g1,is, without chang
ina The teasion. - Advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
zExfxEXRzEHzz
D[ED

RROWN-On Fh day morning 2Oh inst Annie s. Brown, wife OF
samuel a. Brown. ssed ~ years.
will be day, the 24th inst a. ocock
AZ the residence OF SamBe Blown No IL LAEatine place, " l.
BTTTLER-In NewOrl.aBs L Friday, Dec ID, Charles r.
Bnter. formerly resident Of this city.
Hartford papers please copy.
HoFFMAN-on Fasy inst Rosa only daughter Of Isaac and
Loui.s Hoamsn.
Friends and invited attend the flne from their resi-
Ia East Naeissnihss on sunday the Si ns a.
10 o'clock
MOTT-At Burlington N. j. Second day. the lth nsi OF
psralyss Hsnnsh d. Mot, sgsd 3 years
pkREFROn Frid.y morning. Dee g. William John infant Of
Isaae I'D kuDhemie NJ Psrker
Not-- Of tie funeral viii be given
ppyERR-On Friday, Dec. p, Mary y. Revere.
M y,y,. and ends OF the my invited % s'end the
aps from late Iesdence No 81 seven on sunday Dec
% a. clock :.
sF0FEAt Bridgeport Conn WednesdAy Dec 49, Rsbeeea
Buckley twin daegh Of Philip b. sesee aged 4 years
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
Journalism and Literature.

The Pubher Circular Phl Of Dec IS discusses this subject
in the following interesting manner;
One Of the most important revolution, which our literature /,
silently undergoing Is the gradual approximation Of Newspaper
the book and the substitution Of former for the Latter This
indeed implied In the expression become quite proyerbs that
the the Book People and especially
able 2 posPccu'ei foF the coming Of the large family Jour
nIa Take 70: Instance that Of THE HOME JOURNAL Of NsW-
York SspssnI be lying before and which perhaps t'
b repe,entGve Q ia ar In the hr.t place has for its senO
Of long standing and Of high rsPue in
our sraure and s instead Of writing books puts the matter Of
many books into the columns Of The HOME JOURNAL
In addition to this editors p WILLS and MORRIS PHIL
LIPS gather around them body Of nove and esyss whose
productions instead Of appearing in the volumes read in
THE JOURNAL a. serials Thus, for 1851 Daley Howard
tribute an American novel be called ssome and Barry Cray
who has published volumes saturated with the spirit Of ths gentle
Ella to furnish continuation his genial papers Now, when
foreign correspondence criticisms OF art lit
eratur the drama spirited editorials choice poetry and spark
paragraphs wonder that tho circulation Of such paper
THE ROME JOURNAL very large and constantly ncreans'
particular instance which we Fee the result may ho"
ever partly accounted for by the fact that The HOME JOUk
NAL occupies II sort Of organ Of the taste
and refinement Of society deals with all that relates or contributes
TO the interests Of literature wen the amenities prophecies and
intercourse aud the fashion news and gossip
day When the thus in some Of Its depart
eu taking place the book with much other a''raeivne'
upedded avoid the reflection that the mutual relations
of gradually undergoing important mOd
fcations"
The subscription TO THE HOME JOURNAL Is 50 By mail
or carrier No. lO7 Fultons Newi CT
culir, Phlade pin December Is. 1906
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
CRIMES.
TIL oTERO MURDER.
CONCLUSION OF THE TRIAL OF FRANCISCO vILA-A
VERDICT OF mot GUILTY"

THE OTERO MURDER
CONCLUSION OF THE TRIAL OF FRANCISCO vILA-A
VERDICT or mot GUILTY"
The trial Of Francisco villa sagara, the alleged CO.
conspraor With Gonzes and Pcier in the murder O! jose
Garcia Oo yesterday concluded in the Court OF Oyer
and Te-uiucr held Brooklyn. The Court opened az 10
O'Clock Yesterday morning and Mr. Johnston addressed the
iay on the part Of the defense his argument occupying un
Attorney presented len hy and able address review
far the detail Al O'Clock bis Honor Judge Lott
49, daar0n occupying thnn 10 minutes returned
a. ~ o- and sr,sepied their verdict OF not guilty.
5udee ott ordered the prisoner to De discharged Om
custody and the Court was adjourned st< de
Via he is commonly termed seemed .erJ a11ions Glns
of his sclua he manifested not the slightest emotion ol J
aorey greeting Ts ,i On c eyenes on which he was sc.
Quilted 70 have been that tending 10 snow a nc was ~
New York at the time the murder was committed
THE LATR ALLEGED DEY-GooDs swlSDLlNG CASE
PURIFIER EXAMINATION
A. 1OA O'Clock, a. m, yesterday the examination
IN the case Of Klnck Leonard Klnck and james
b Goggn who alleged 70 be seeomphccs in the late
prindlne transactions OF the firm Of Foger Tibbs and W
G. Williams came up before Justice Hogan NJ the Toabs Tho
case has under examination several previous occasions
held 70 bail The others still at large bat the Police pro
fess b. possession Of information that NIL lead 70 her
apprehension large number Of persons were m the Court
SJom comprising friends Of the prisoners The eoupaaants
and the counsel for both sides
d tbst be was complainant knew FolgT and 1ihbs Of
10 81 Loonards they moved m on the lOh OF september
Lat and cO,d on November TO- that H. tie sign taken
down then. he went and found seth H. hhnGE, whose
ams hal been huredy marked upon board and hung p he
nsked Knok what al this meant as f9sef Aoos owed mn
nok sd that be kuew nothing Of the business o. me hrt
tat bee had bought their goods witness taen asAeG heA
II va. i ke 70 buy firm Sunday night without
lakne stock and demanded explanation kinok replied
HAT was b. business; stock len by fOger IipD IA
lie opinion OF Witness worth fom 80 900 u sO w ne had
F5d e Efm goods ON the representations made by Williams
T. the fuguu Of g. OF a. different days te complaint was
btse only had made any inquiry about tne
tm pio. selling them goods did not as4 oI references
williams made n Che purchases, except We ast Aau com
Iuencd e proceedings f0F e recovery of the goods hah
ase yAl,s@s VIA lie pSgal.qs eIs5gis ea0As Na22
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
A BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF THE COURSE OF IN
STRUCTION AND GENERAL PLAN OF or.
GRAFTON, COMBINING THEORY AND
PRACTICE

The superioty this institution claims In It's novel; original and
pre eminent mode Of instruction combining and
by mean. Of certain counting roo Oee and actual
business operations the EAsTAS srsrES OF PRACTICAL
TRAINING, aud secured by law to him.
The prescribed business Of instruction properly embraces
,re depsrm,ni.sorc junior aud .enorde.n,led the
sr, second ud bird fourth department representing the
dent. in mathematics. French Gemra aud English branches
and the Classification corresponding with the frs'hnen 'OphO
more senior and junior literary college Each Of those
department., the supervision Of Principal with
able corps Of As'''snis
IN TIE THEORETICAL DEPARTMENT
tho Of permanent laid Here the elementary
eips which are to guide student through this interesting sci
snes arc found
The tim. rouirsd 10 this department depends the preparation
bf .petng and tho sby Of the student. The pupil
hare in the Of arithmetic Penman'h and book
Keeping; studying language Of trade and commercial definitions
the forms and Of business viz notes drafts, bills Of
exchange bills adDg receipts orders checks contracts articles Of
op,pehip insurance policies powers Of stoney deeds bonds
wills and letters administrations and orhosraphy and correspond
euse Each exercise msde clear by models dssnm' and black
hoard illustrations Students Guide exhibits and points
every step in the groundwork Of this important branch Of education
From INF, department he promoted to the
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT or ACTUAL BUSINESS.
conducted on the London Corn Exchange principle.
Young and mdde.e1 from all sections Of the country are
here found keeping motion the wheels Of trade Here the Empire
and Buckeye boys Representation Of State they hail
from the cities villages the manuiactoe' the and the fim'
from the simpler well the elevated posts Of labor; and
ns together bring mind contact with mind giving impulse
and action to energies kndns hope and zeal IN every
head and heart .hwd keenyed erehlnis are seen on every
Land Thsi decidedly useful and interesting cna Of youih ia'
dury Everything raEEzsEyTLr PRACTICAL AND rnoRoUa
Her, ,te student s,utnoi l official dek and furnished "1
ssss Ssa.sas 9 saA 9.,rs, ussGAsnd ssa '''s s'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

Usefnl IuforHutiOn.Ihe Rev Dr. Ting d,Po'ed before &
Commissioner Of Patents that Of the brueas eject Of
tho wHEELER W1Loy MAcHHz DO lls taken mah in
endeayng have women supplied w thom' a ih
re.u. Of HE observation condition has been improved by them
- Advertisements
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
ALRANY CArTLE AlAEEEr
By rrL-GRApu 10 TN TrIsryE.

GBIPI :
ALnt1 Dec. Hsro'-F'r ha peck eninsviti today.
,s;;y received Leic. OBJ o Illinois TIE demand
1H t.- cad weather checked lions
a.rca Prices at1ut the Dee, ut7g
1a &C. rer pound for ia-o lO ~. o tie beet hy
.e oi-ie h-1r rf- fel'd for choice ioi oi titA r
. c.-, av-r-- %. Fairf9 good s' r
u4r roi. Opt, % changed hai She-prrr in H-A
rl... er- pr 500; pri pound Hos-Ar Gcl,p
!0I tL- weeA 500 Dressed hoss. isil ststo T..
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
5perinl Noilte6.
nend in Hnlf an nour.

About 30 minutes Is the limit o. ordinary peIfame' lie Amer
that time has el,ped eaya nauseous Bot PiiALo"S
moHrBLooNNG cEREUs lasts for months and Ike The BoV
oQeE sfas t.gs.i wines gsrs Hsv saa Eq0S' delegate
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

Masonic Far.-The Executive Comee Of the great Masonic
Fair now held at the corner Grand and Crosbys', call
attention to the WnEELaR WILSON 5EwIso MACHINE sold
By j. T. Ellis Broadway and Twenty vii
has contributed literally proceeds OF the fo and ofe
teculihr advantages 20 Lodges -Adyeasement.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
annslrnhI. unlihnr Prrnrnt.

Grover Baker Sewing Machine viii s~Sys be source Of de-
l.h LADY, Il g. 90 simple child operate g. and
forms al the various descriptions Of the most peri
ner doing the essu, tnd dufabe sbrodoy Adyer
,-..
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22
Ne pInaIltra.

have av.Y considered Tu- ut n sewlur sr'.a tnl
coanu-d -ughsne cottirtion oi end
uti y Inevsr .lr and never se out 4 ori~I bfy
james Bruce IeIcebuIgb, Pl to Nio2 ;6tba s. 81 Co.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

Ball, Black u Co.,
Easablshei la 1870
Nos S65 and ss7 Broadway. No. SRps s.s s.; e''fs'"
NeWiOrk.
Having reu.hed by receipt Of 100 Of goods
principal depots Of Europe prepared to furnish ths
choicest selection articles for holidays They have A sa'
cevod assortment Of
WATCHES.
from Londsn and Genera.
FINE JEwELRY,
from Geneva and Paris.
BYZANTINE MOSAICs
SAD
ARTISTIC CAMEOS
from Rome.
cORALs,
from Naples.
IYLAID WOOD ORNAMENTS.
from Nice
LEATHER GOODS.
from Vienna
sad large variety Of
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

Holiday Goods
REAL VALUE ri
POPULAR PRICES. \
FURNISHING
GOODS.
1rxnr,7 = GARMENTS, L
WARN, DURABLE, AND cHEAP.
MAGNIFICENT sCARFs
OF THE MOS T FASHIONABLE rEsioka
FINE DRESS SHIRTS.
EasKoDEKED AND PLAIN
LONDON MADE ooLEAas.
TWELVE DIFFERENT PATTERNS.
TIES, BOWS, AND SCABFS,
OF UERWAhED BEAUTY.
ANTIQUE SLEEVE BUTTONS
Of NEUROLOGICAL DESIGNS.
SILK UNDERvESTS AND DRAWERS,
RHEUMATIcs SHOULD TRY pHgN-A
CROoUET STOCKINGS.
REDUCED TO 81 sOs'p.ir.
ZEPHYR KNITTED SHAWES,
WITH ROMAN AND 0REcIAE BORDERS,
unrval and magnificent variety Of the s5ovs goods entirely
now selected with reference TO tho Broadway
rade, will be found a.
UNION ADAMS,
No. 637 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-22

New-Eugand society. ,
will sssemoe AZ rVlhg
Han THIS Saturday EVENING o'clock precisely The din
ner viii be served promptly. a., u-,,..
/. p HUBBARD Secretary. No 30 wall
Grand Fair of St. stephens Church, East weniyehth
unh stsAucti3a sales and Awarding OF iinc VIZ
Promenade Concert THIS EVENING SEQ atve'nent on osher
%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-17

Tax for l556, In the name
OF W. b. Tedd, 81 O2; Tax
1857, 81 Is; 1s5s, - %,
1859, 81 30; 1860, 81 50;
1SSl, 81 IL; 1862, 81 "a
1863, 81 "a, name OF VIM.
Z. Wilson ....,..
Beginning on q 30 feet al :
ley2i feets X inches from
the southwest corner OF
said lot, thence along
said alley in the direc-
ton OF lot Is 10 feet AZ
inches, and thence In 9
straight line towards
south f street a. feet 2
inches, and thence - feel
~ inches in q direct line
towards a Is feet alley,
then south TO beginning
n Roche, Robert J ..........
>. Russell, Slater b. ........
Being the east 10 feet front
on / street by the depth
of the lot.
II Rigsby, Stanislaus..
Tax for 1850, 80 So; 1861,
$s96; 1862, 81 IS; 1868, 81 As
Beginning 20 feet from
the northwest corner,
running southeastward
ly along Vtrginiaavenus
81 feet, thence with lines
AZ right angles with said
avenue, to intersect the
north side of q 10 fee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-17
TO WHOM ASSESSED

Donaldson-. ......-....-
BeGin0ing liz feet N
inches from the corner
OF TwenU-second street
west and III street north.
running thence with said
II street west % feet,
thence south 70 the depth
OF said lot, then east 20
feet, then north 70 the
beginning
Row les, James T.........
Beginning ~ the south
east corner Of said lot.
and running north -
feet, then west 100 feet.
then south 20 feet, then
east loo feet 70 beginning.
Ditto ..................
Being the south ~ feet
mont OF said lot by the
depth thereof.
Richardson, James II.
Being the south 20 fee
front OF said lot by ths
depth thereof.
Reward. Jeremiah d..
Beginning a. the north
east corner Of said los
and thence rupp N,
enthusiastically .Ion
the liRe OF New yerse,
avenue 16 feet, theme
enthusiastically q
right angles with SAL
avenue 10 q point 50 fee
| ! inch from the line @
| Fourth street west
1 thence north 20 IN
northern line of said lot
and thence along sal,
! northern line IS feet