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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THIS EVENING - ITALIAN OPERA IL TROVATOkE.-
0icrgio Ronconi. Miss Louise kellogg
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FIFTH-AvE. OPERA HOUSE.
ruIS EVENING -BUDwoRTHs hINsTRELS-HARLEh
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NEW YORK CIRCUS I'
THIS ENENIng-NEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE. 1r Ito
insoo aud hs infant Matinee every day at O'clock
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......--. OLD BOWERY THEATER.
THIS EvENING-THE CHILD STEALER-THE POST bon
or CORNWALL Mr.. @ L. Fox, Miss Fanny Herring.
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BROADWAY THEArER
THIS EVENiNG-PEARL or SAVOY. Miss Maggie Mitchell
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NETWORK THEATER U.s..
THIS EYENIN0-THE DOCTOR OF ALCANTARA Mrs
WIN. Oomerss, Dir. Marx Smith Nj. VIM. GomeTssL
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Startling Question Of Mr., Johnson to the
Is. .' y' 3 Attorney-Gene
AN OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE HLEG
Atty OF CONGRESS- DEMANDED.
Intimation of His Purpose to Recognize Q
Rebel Congress and Enforce the ADJ I
,.. mission of the Rebel Ssates.

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, Dot 10, 1864.
The philadelphia Ledger has received the following
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BnBinrsa Notires.

For an Irritated Throat. Cough or Cold, BROWNS
offered the fullest cOuhdspce In theft
escy They thoroughly tested and maintain the good
rspasen they justly acquired As there limitations Be sure
60 obtain the genuine u
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Amnsemenis.


"s Amusements ata
sARNUns AMERICAN nUsEUM
% AND one
Ge OLYMPIC THEATER.
Jsss1sSa, M caarls' vandenhoa' AiS' Kate Newton.
'- '~ WINTER oaRDEN 7-
THIS EvEENo-ADRIENNE LECoUvREUR. Mrs. W. @
Lender. Mr. J. Ii. Taylor ,-.. ,r
THIS EvEsMof hshq siscR DehRaook-o..t r.eon.
Bale. Troupe.
wALLAcKs THEATRE. ,r,,.,. -,
s,saras kosi5.oS ME- John GSsi Mr. Charlie. Fisher Mia May
y Osnnon
rs BspsRy AZ E gEEsrrs s n,. ms.u
44I.... .......... DoDwORTH HALL M
THIS EvERINO-THE GROWTH OF FLOWERS-W0h'
DR0Us LINING Read n H1rtr. the IlusiOni'-
THIS EyENNSFh &c Child sFE aIfRrHE POST BOY
or CORNWALL Mr. O L Fox, Miss Faany Herring
THIS shMq bocr TaE6 81 RLcAsrARA M
VIM 0o~erss, Dir. Marx Smith MI wm. GOmer.sL
THIS EvEsIsa-SEWW ?9Rk c cscTs TROUPE MI Rob.
in'oo aud his infant Matinee every day att O'Clock
IRVING HALL. 80,
yrrnn SSsAA o. =" 4h Mr. R.o
s THIS b5Jf5i 81 FfGSFH
EHfssss sfasSAs s.m
"a @,, La yEyvE1Lh G1ssiasS EST De RoVFLEh Mr.
EVENING" sEaS sEEss zSEss
TILL. sESokIys 4cAD5Ny q NysIs .ro,,
Ocrgio Ronooni Miss Louise Kellogg
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Tue oiu Is exceedingly dull The hotels are dc.
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LENT-Gn Brooklyn on Sturdy FEB David John snr,a
Lieut. late Captain Of Navyisri POlce. aged - pear.
months
The relatives sud friends 1so those OF his brothers nis
Alexander Clark and Robert W s16e invited 20 attend
the unera from the residence Of IlDirr Cisr No 30
Siy,hige New Y0rs. this Moldsy, i.tefuoop a. O'Clock
His iin viii b~ tsksr TO White Psil. for intesnen,
MERLE-fn Brooklyn. on Sunday nornic;. FEB g. 1855
Elizabeth. youngest daughter OF Gu.lssme Merle.
The rel, ses anj friends Of the family nspectuy Invited
to attend her funeral 1uesday n ~ O'clock from tbs
residence of her fi,hes, No. l5 Cour IT, oppDsi hBf
rison, Brooklyn.
THORNE-At tic residence Of l6r Jors.hsr Tbcrre
First Day pouiag the 4h lust Phebe, widow Of SaSsnei
ThoTne OF Washington Du,che,s CO., IN her 9s year
Tho funera. will place Friends Meetng House.
Niue Partners, Fourth Day nOrling a. II O'clock.
r0ugnkeepsse papers please copy.
IKAPHAGEN-At Jersey City N. J.. on Friitv u1rftls
Feb q Of pneumonia Sarah wife oil Henry d. Trspas
gen, esd aud daughter Of the late Judge VIM Corseye,
Tie reatsr and friends of tie family respectfully in7ied
to ate ad the funeral her late reience No ~ Pavoli,
ave- Jsey City on Monday morning FEB. : a. II o'ol'ea
without further Invitation.
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il rtguites outward buttrossrs. Those butre6ses VIII
arise N the Development Of civilization IN this hemis
plcre They viii consist OF Republics founded like our
OWL Or adjacent countries aud Islands upon tine prlnci
pie ol the equal rights Of men To us II matters not
of what race or lineage these Republics shah be. They
are Necessary or security against oppression cx,er
nal rces ana perhaps ior the security 0 our internal
peace We desire those buitIcsscs 60 be multiplied and
strengthened fast "a II can be done without
the exercise Of fraud or force urOn our
own pant You are quick to perceive the
use Of tho main edIiluc IN protecting the buttress
Tie Republics around Us only impaI TO Us the strength
which We IN turn extend % them We have therefore
no cLocc but 20 recognize the Republic OF Dominica ~
soon as shall afford 10 tie necessary guaranty OF
IL, Own stability. We have only been waiting NJ ash
ireton tor the report Of our Consul here. giving us
satisfActory evidences O. this stability and pcrmaneBoe
President Baez. Il IL desirable for DOninica that
mercial treaty with Us; bot L is question whether We
should send Minister by Executive authority alone or
wait until tie assembling OF Our NatiODa, Congress TO
rive tie necessary authority. should ike 30 know If
Won are at liberty 10 give me your opinions on that
question.
Mr. Scward-lt p not competent for me to advise in
regard 20 5Our country. | can only Say thai when'
ever Minister shall be sent rom the Dominican Re-
public 70 Washington either by the President aotns
alone or acting VITA the concurrence OF the Congress
of Dominica that Minister have every reason to be-
Icve. viii BE- received with all the attention ond con
sidrra.ioL which customaIly awarded 10y the Gov
ernwert az the United States to the representatives o.
friendly powers. Whatever negotiations be may open
will De conducted part with reference 10 tue pest
interests Of the ued States and the most cor'ua
friendship 10 the Republic o. Dominica; and nothing
viii be offered or exacted on the part o. the United
Sfltc> that Is 10 conformity with the law o. nations
and he CslgeS OF civilized nations.
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a,,u.cmcut. thi. Evening.

ACADEMY or 'luslC-lrALi,S OPEEa-l PUairs>L
wALLACk'S TnEATER-I,g EIvALs o., 4 Tar 10
Bsru.
oIy,tpfr TpF,TER- VINO KILLED CooE BoBIS'-
BLuk fyEb SrsAS.
NfgLG~ GARDEN-li-. B,tEsAS ~ Lean
WINTER GRRDES-EDwIS BooTH ~ RicnELgu.
Lucy m ,IirONS NEW-YORh TllEAIER -1hf
BLACK uO'uNo--" ftrwEHS You Asp ~ AID r"h
PO.l.
BROADWAY the ATER-loHN Z. OwrSs - "soLoN
SsiNaLE -int LNf lsoiAS
WOODS rllFATER-" AIosE "-lnE laIsH lUioS
uARNI-Ws MUSEtrN-TaE Sous Tig REPUBLIC -
tIRcrs-C uEIosiru.- 2c.--Aternoon and Evening.
IOXs OLD BOWEGY riENrER-THE TnHEE Etp
Mrs BHornIHs % BLtRrhAufr -ihf 'oLLfhN
B.vN-i sRCF.
sEN-NORk CfRCt S-lfrH sr-touEsTRtAs AND ofn
N,.riC PtuOHAsscts-isfgi~ ROBINSON tn. bAtt
n,,s EipTH-M.DaNL LOUISE 1ouRN.ihf- LEW J.
NoRTH-IH. HAfT ~ rng DfskK1-lhh SPITE %
THE SiLvtK TuOwrr
EEYANT'S MfNSTRELS-TnATs NV sSrfh-LtttLs
Mac A. Jo1KO TIM MoSKhr-is SGD tP' OK fhs iior
OF F,sBIoN.
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DIE ID.

.pAMs-ln Brooklyn, Saturday fet. , 1910 N''ei'
Adams aged ~ yeats go 81, ,c,i,,. III, a.,
IN, r,s,e and trends % the family are re-prctGy -'.'
IT, attend the funeral Monday, FEB = ~ V p '"'
=, IN. l,r residence, Bedford ave. ness Jshefson'I
,usrIN-u West Farms, Saturday ,ycnius feo sue.
hr, iuesa Lavinus Austin ~ yesSs IN the 'i-Poy o.
R,T Back Cor eyed 50 years ard month ,.nd ,bs
ma ,yes aud friends respectfully invited 10 Nm, 49,
funeral fr .su his late residence, al Ns'' arms W.
day Feb. I, at o'clock p N If
roc ,RT-On Friday Fob. ?. Gerifgde l. We''ef''' WIG
f Albert O. Bosir in the 3is year o. ne. So In.
TN, relatives aud friends OF the mniy gre No d.
y,ed TO attend the funeral from her ate Ia r, tic
Itauk Al This tMonday) mOrnln: 81 ~ SoeA >, ococt
First Reformed Dn'ch 'u"'''' "
y. =. - r.;s.w E.h , al
nmn'sion of the lungs Eugene, son OF 'ie tse o.
snJ of sarah A. Courtney, n the ''n yeA' '' "
noREMtJs-On Saturday Feb. . EnfI, w ~, NJ
Doremus and daughter o. '"' "
~ ' .,iy,, aye invited TO attend the iune ser
,rces on Monday evening A. AZ % % 80 '0 ~ " "
Tses ~ p,rk No East Thirty 'elshth'S'
vii bo conveyed to hosrhowh Tor intetnient
GOODwIN-In Mouisana o" '""N''' rev " '"'" "'N
, WIN, ss gsnoeri in TO morrow mornings paper.
Hartford papers plesaSeoPS
,oNEs-ou Friday Feb, lrsinE Jones' son Of 3 Jons.j
IN MS 80 Monday Fob S. at O'Clock from his ate resi-
dence. No. 20S West Forty eiginh'st
IyMAN--In Jersey City, on Friday, Feb 2 Sarah WIZ
T. G Lyman, In tho ia year of her aye
Funeral SERVICES at her late esidenes No auenst''
sunday FEB. o'clock p The frisnds Of te la n
are res ,cctfuy invited. ,,
Her remains viii be taken to HayeR Coan ox int <uen
PAEssSEIn this city. Friday even'n; Feb T. John
Paisse, aged g. yesrs
The es,ve. and euds Of the faiy are S fed to alton
the funeral from his ia,e residences No W Hut.e,
Tus.JAy Feb. &, sifof!ork u
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E1rLo.loN Axn FEE ~ Az on REIN

EXPLOSION AND FIRE IL Az OH REFINERY -
Last evening shortly after O'Clock. ierfiihc expo
sion occurred in 81 the stills Of the extensive United
States Double Still OIL Refinery recently erected and
put into operation AT the corner OF Provost and SCUM
Eghth.ss Jersey City. The hames spread with great
rapdiiy and few minutes the entire building wasen'
,ooged IN flames The Erie Department were promptly
a. u,-l aud by their exeftions the sOrehOuse the
rear containing about 5000 worih Of refined OIL. was
saved At the time of the EXPOS ION the sky was bfi'
lanty Illuminated aud the dwellings throughout the
city and for great distance around were lighted Nd a.
II hv vivid lash OF lightning report was ~ olrcu'
liiou that three who at work In the building
we're missing. but employed there states that no
one was Injured The works are owned by Albert y.
Christie. DONG business IN Pearl-st., New York Tie
los, cannot D. definitely stated, but will probably
amount 10 about 500.
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Pn..en gers Arrived.

d. steamship Missouri. fnm Nrv .iriefn--tol W. r..
N.,ll. g. ; A. . Col " y Sye. I. ;. A; Mrs. Grace
Rim. John MrNar srd ady, Capt j. ". tamswor;h AID
I,dy dh.rrs Ftl,y Lieut. r. 4. Van sickle, 1. = A., )
Usffi,on Can't 4 D. (itrf. I. = T.; C.p' a d. Cohion
a. ; s, Cap'. ~ :. W.er. g. : 4. John Newton JOIN
Ws.h g.. Il Feemsu George A. Heoley. George W
Clo... Lent g. T.. simmons o. $. Al Z. ID. funse't
T. Cs,arnal e. w. Hester James Drum ond '.dy aud son
Liraf Is. D.. b.,kry. T. :. a. \. ,. hnbtL I. = a. w
Nee sid Lieut. john naiIo.d /. ;. A. T. X Corey jo-sps
A Reed Io.i. g.. NLuin.. D. G. Tlhs'cy. VI y. laIsdIu
oyls,.d Ioln puriran. Jsmc. 4 Cullen llrs. NJ
baton A. II kcndfick \. D. Craig Louis Worth, H. Try
on Peter 4 .sud. james Todd ". I. 7tycs 81 =. A.
q Glove lame. Ming John Gooch :. ". Palmer tyu
Su J v White. Ciaflfs Stforemsu, \. simmons. T.
Wood 4 H. frauteiu, J.. & hlurphy J., T. E.narildo
Al,p Io. - Butfer George ". Butler. j. I. Bailey, /
Bosfaen g. SpalrowllWk, u. Rossmau, Louis Fees u /
Ca.,rfdyL. jaime. Morey. j. fnmer T. spou A'ler Nor
ton l. g. got H0be.t Morton, G. Adams, james Mc'i9
nj. f. e. Hamilton. Ils Cooper, Is. Hood t1pi. u. II
Ton aud .rr,lut Capt " W Armstrong y. +. McGawan
~ T,.rr e. T. Stes.ns :. 4. and 20 IN Ire storage
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AND
MANDRAKE, PILLS.

lts, Catherine Collins is airtZ testimony OF ths ef
"t, Of Dr. ScbencE medicine. She resides at No I'll not
~ Yor. IL Schenek visited her about the s ofFesrusy
~ lie fognt her apparently in the las, stage Of
Pulmonary Consumption and. tlom s appesrfnces could
nos ts than three weehs Her LETT lung from
bottom 80 .Jp nothing bat a Of corruption.
III sr. bronshs tubes also Affected bat cavities
81. had chilli and flashes OF heat at could
no. lie down. bit ha 10 b. cropped Up IL chair Her mother
thai her husband and egeFs Of her children lad died
III sane way They ard 10, sbe TO buy medicine
BIZ. Dr. Sche1sk took a. interest in her. and gave lee
iicine, and c4red her Now any that hss cough
lug di,ea,e hc,d call ard be- l. give. them
idence in d.. Schencss medicine They viii hnd
q quito hentJI,ssns person, with right lug sounins
fr CHAR With respiration he,hy aud natural and tho
les-one dad sounding though whs: lea solid
ard useless Still she ks Dr. sebe ick. i've, w'h one lung
ar enjoys good health She CURED because ss wa COO
tired her Many Of DR.. sch,acks cetScse, yoa
reed almo- inprooabe but nguny they find them
exaggerated They bedss Until THAR Ig, healed
took COLI How ragch stoud those FAC
be cured They may take SoeDeks Puil9sic syrup.
weed Tonic sad Mardrake Fill. md follow the d-ctioos
closely and kess getting better ard and finally die. 70,
simple reiJsnthey taxing little co g., enough to
keep the lungs nhamed When psou kar diseased lung
hey should In the hsase MUCK and more. hsn
jus, ecoyoyn; ftom dang,sous sickness yest thought
by mos, phy,yaR best for corslppve pateas out and
get the fresh sb1f do they real consumption by
this
Dr. SCHESCKS medicine, cle-cse the stomach and liver
esuaze the circulation Of she blood create On appetite sn5
the food 1d drst aud mlis into goo4 blood and thss
is al they do. Naurr Ni do the rest. DR.. = H. SCHENcK
will be At his prhciph oaiss. No. L North slxh'..
corner Of C5mHeros Phiide pLs every Sturdy from
4. m. until p u. No. g Bondst, E~w.York, every
TUESDAY rem IN. to ,. m No. g son,mer. Boston,
Mass every WedneSdsy. from a. m 20 p IN, snd evey
other FRIDAY No. 100 Batiaisres. Baltimore Md Az
advice free. but fOf thorough eKanin ,,Sa with ms
promoter he charses three dollars
Price of the Puuouic syrup ard se<Ireed Tose "a.
: 80 per bottle 50 psr silfdoter asadra<s Pi. %
cents per boz.
For sale ~ all Druggists md Desler'
DEMAS BARNES CO.. No 81 Pstrow. wholesale
,.euts Tor the City Of New yOsk.
n. B-A ful supply Of Dr. SCHESCK'S Mef,iues cm
be obtiinei at III time, hi, Rooms, No. 2, boais New
York sud the Doctor maybe ,hsss ao.essony e'ey
Tt EsDAH. from pa N. 70 , ?.
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MR. HARRY sANnrRsOE'S MATlNEE.
RRDOkLYy. NEW VS.,

Bold AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS OF
TmEvEs-On Saturday afternoon butcher named
David lgelheimer. doing business at No 80 North
IstAsi. T.. D. had occasion to go OIL. business for
hour or so and called his wife down stairs to attend
to The shop in his absence Mrs. Igelbeimer locked al!
the doors of her apartments before doing but during
her absence some adro thieves bored the side door ad
Joining She shop went up Stairs and forced open five or
six room doors aAd ransackcd the place. During their
explorations they found TN box containing $500 or
@uN and carried II on. The room ia which the box
containing the money kept had double lock 10
prevent the egtralce OF burglars but the precautOn
80. overcome.
About o'clock Saturday light band OF thieves.
supposed 10 belong 70 the FOu.th Want, New EorS.
rnk passage 20 Roosevelt aud South Seventh o. fer
iiyhoat 20 William sburgh. Before the boat reached
south Scl enhi the thieves by concerted action ex
tueulshrd me lights IN the cabins and went through
the passengers making large haul OF pocket BOOKS.
containing less money. Amer the passengers
landed they began to discover their losses and there
much excitement among them. each victim blaming
III, ucghh)r with being tibet Unfortunately Tor the
robbed, however OF them bad sense enough % IN
form the police @: what had happened.
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FROM TIE sOTTH-HRsT.
The Coming Eiection.-Gne-ri;,a.. in rzo-
biic-Markcts.
NrN ORLEANS. SaturlaT.

NEw0nLEASs, Saturday Feb. 1866.
The Governor has not yet signed the bill
ordering election on the second Monday OF March
for parochal officers throughout tie State aud
municipal officers in New Orleans
Five or six of the gucrrias concerned IN tc steam
boat capture he 1ombigbee River arrived in Mobile
On the LIST inst.
Cotton dull sales 900 bales at a. i9c Gold 40.
The steamer George Washington arrived to-day frora
New. YORK.
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Destruction OF Government warehou,cs nj
Fort Riley-LOss S1,OOO,OOO.
KAMA. CRY Mo Eri6

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Friday. Feb. g 1856.
THE junction City (kansdS) tnioa says: The
cOmmssary and quartermaster warehouses OF Fort
Riley were burned on Wednesday. The loss is estimated
at 81 900 Nothing saved.
Considerable excitement prevails in Cass Jackson
and Lafayette Counties. account OF the threatened
organization Of the old Eushwackero to attempt the
rescue OF some OF their number now in Jail
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FiaES.-Thc stable OF John Mundle, on the
corner OF Bedford AID Myrtle ayes destroyed by
ie Saturday afternoon. together with horse and
furniture stored in the building. in all valued at
about 500: no insurance. The adjoining house oi
petcr DowdcI was damaged abou; SiG0 insured
About o'clock on Saturday evening there was an
alarm OF fire IN the Scvelth District, caused Oy to
Irriug 81 Dot OF ~ the o. premises occupied
o. Corr,us BoeIum. on lIyite-ase, near Grand'aVe.
Damage ti.ling.
About e. O'Clock last evening the stable o. owen
Caldwell Oh the corner OF Myrtleayc. aud Spencer
was dtsfroyed by Dire together with one horse and
dog Tie ngs d, about s2Jo lasEred IN the Lsa'eie
| Cnmnanr OIL EfuOlyn.
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TgF LATEST ALLEGED LIBEL oy Mr.. \. T.
SfIwAEI.-Ia The case OF Alexander 1. stewart ast.
George Knapp and Richard I. CclhurD FOR an alleged
UIclous publication u the columns OF 7iS M s0iTi Re-
pnbiildt M Knapp was on SotuTdsy admitted 90 bail
ia tie sun Of 0DJ FOR his appearance before Justice
bowling thi. morning Nr. to,buIn the declared
writer Of the alleged ii5clous article having waived
prrllnirnry crar nation WIS placed uDder bonds 10
the amount of 600 20 await the action of the Grand
IgrF.
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Business Notice..

A RELIABLE REMEDY for eJ,elling WoEMs,
n eo,r,o, with vonne children will be found in BsOwSs
vsapnuoE CoMpIrs" o. Wotn. Lozenses, which are
pleasant to tie lasts ard child i'll refuse to tale them
Tn. combination q ingrsU ent, used in making the
"CoxrIrs 1. such - give tue bee, possible eaeet win
safrty.
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NARRIE ID.

vrRRAY-DORR--ou wadredny. Jan d. ~ ihs Rev Re.
Niam Levitt, William Mulrf ,, Cop,N' - o. 20 N'''
Julia L. Dor Of lIll,dile y J. Noc'ri'.
PATERSON DICKSON--On Wedne,doy jan 81 al TIE
r,.dence OF Jsme. sin esq Toronto Canate oy tie R,
Robert Binns D. d., Robert Paterson o. SIopANnn,
10 Noble youngest daughf. Of tue lsie AsNiHH'i "'
son of BerwicAstiIe, Scotland No cafi'
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Nomination of n Dominican Minister.

WAsIIlNNIONl rTt :. LOO.
Since the return OF Secretary Seward To- WASH
irgton the Government 1t !, already known has Fecos
MED tie independence Of Dominica and the frtAdenl
b,, dominated to The Senate Gen Caseneau as Minister
10 thnt Republic. He is there engaged as merchant
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l,Rlsa or rnr srEA,lFp KnL Noe KrLL-

SINKISG oil THE STEAMER Kill NOS KILL
loO CAruF DECwNrD.-Ai about O'Clock p. m. yes.
terday tho steamer XIII Won Kali. from Elizabeth y. -.
with fl cargo OF cattle sank % her dock % the foot
Of IoTtl,hsi.. North River. Tie most OF the cattle
were removed by the Twentieth Precinct Police. cut
about 100 drowned. The vessel now lies in about
feet # water. II Is supposed that her bottom must
have teen cut through 10y the floating ice.
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The Detroit Ecuinns.

DEiEoIr. Saturday 90. .. i-,f.
Al a meeting Of the Detroit Circle OF The
lonan Brotherhood. the resolutions ndop.od condemn
the Senate and regard the designs oE Carsda a, un-
Just and detrimental Ia the cause. II iudOrses the
action of the Convention Ia abolishing the Philadcha
Convention, and has entire confidence 10 MI ONafnny.
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TuE FIFTH AVENUE POSD-Maj0r Oatman
intends to give gold medal value 30 10 the best lady
skater-opcn to all compciitiors-on Wednesday next
aud on saturday medal OF the value M be given
90 tn best gcatlemnn skater.
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tAdyerti.elnents

$500 Brick pcrhour are made by the NAT'oS-
A. upt,, N,rut <r which without "a question. ~ the
best Brick Machine IN America. ADRIAN RhoIL Cen
,ral gent No $50 Broadway. \. y.
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Coal Holes and Scuttles, as vel! n, all Tho
windows and doors of the house proocte with th'
BURGLAR AIAEy TELEGRAPH. applied in''islbly ah'
without damage T.. HOLMES, No ~ br"idway'
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NEW.YORK DAILY TRlBUNE MONDAY. tEBKUAKY s. 1866

than those who acted under the combined 6auelcc
OF inyeterate prejudice aud an uuressonns panic
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Furniture

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a ftF.DL GED PRICES,
she n.1s styles, consisting o. -
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in Ro.N ,oi " A. tnd Niole retailing o. mapris tur's
rrire, A. + RIA IihAS
MANI hST DRY AND WAREROoNs,
Ms n aud Is Rss Housour..
.,.er, n Bc1ny md SecoEd ave.
Al Goods we 7,rU.d
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90 effective singer, bat is passahs. Signor Fcssati
sang smoothly and with much sentiment. and was well
received. Nj Buchell conducted very Heterogeneous
orchestra with much ability accompanying the solos
with care and deicacy. lis ia ws.come addition to
cur force Of conductors
Mr.. HARRY sAKDTRSOg'S MATINEE.
This well-known and popular pianist being
about to proceed on concert tour TO Havana and
South America, v III give a farewell Matinee at Wal
lacks 1hea;er Wednesday next, the 7th inst as
sisted By several popular artists M Sanderson has
always been sort of pet Of the public, and has hosts OF
private friends We hope tia, this occasion he wl
be literally supported for be deserves IL both ~ an ar
tlst AID man.