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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12

The returns from this State indicate
Radical majority OF probably 1900.

The retnrns rom ths State Indicate q
Radical majority OF probably 1900.
BWe announced, some days since, that
the Secretary Of War had appointed GEN
eral S. G.. BURBRIDGE Lieutenant Colonel
In the regular army. 1t seems now that
the President has interfered and prevented
such an infamous disgrace from being in
ficted on that branch of the public service,
Burtridgel the very synonim of base cow
ardliness and cowardly baseness. Murderer,
tyrant and craven, to allow him the honor
able associations of military gentlemen,
would suppose o degradation of military
life only one degree above the very climax
Of infamy.
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Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

Is the most popular HAIR RESTORATIVE OF
the day. It's cleaner more richly perfumed, and
Is warranted to restore gray hair to its natural
colori stop its coming on; remove dandrur from
the scalp, and prevent badness Read the follow
ing home testimony % ...
CERTIFICATE.
The following is to cert 'fy that / have used
RINGS VEGETABLE AMiIROSfA for the past
six months. and have found in IL all that Is
clatmed for 10 10 perform My head has been near.
" bald for several yearswill be safe in saving for
SIX years, at least-and by adhering to the direc-
tions in the Sc of the AMBROSIA, Il am proud 10
say that ! now have line growth OF healthy nair
whilst Az other resloratiyes have failed ] can
also testify as 10 lis qualities In restoring gray
hair 70 its original color, having seen it tested by
my most intimate friends. know il TO be supc.
rior TO all other restOraUiges. What do know 1
Lnow IRON experience in reference TO its proper-
ties, and wou'e recommend it TO ali az being tbe
best article in market NM NJ IIIPPAI{D
parton, Ohio, Augnst q, 1866.
L. Nj, TUBBs 4 co, Props, Peterboro, n H.
For sale by all Druggists in Dayton, and every.
where. Dr. w. w, STEWART
ausodaw3m Wholesale Agent Dayton o.
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The Radicals lose one Congressman, Mr..
DELANo, in Ohio, and another, Mr.. FARQU-
HAr in Indiana, They also probably lose
q third in Pennsylvania by the late election.
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IA Good Resr,t.

General MORGAN has heatrn the notorious
Congressman DELASo by majority of
297 votes.
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Sptieties.


n he Onice s and memoers of Montgom-
v " cry Lodge No. 3, are eque, ted to NEE.
~ at me Lodge Room to NOR ow mo ming,
a; nine O'Clock 30 attend the funora o' our late
Brothr Edward Batty. The members of sister
Lodges G resnectfully inv ted to attend
Il, o dee of the y q.
JAS ANDET~ ON, Per Sec etarv.
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CAUTION.

These rms s1oylS tot De taken on Fs1,ales dpj.,o
fie FIEST iHREE MONThSof PreJaaaCV. as Nfs
are sure f'bi'iHgoH HtsodTiigs, 6df asdnJ oi1fY
~ tdeB are safe.
Eve woman klows .lit :ho bloom of beq,t,,
mus, 9, "a tae s. sntot ir"eou lrity OF oh
II c.ion Or the menso :. These p's ere truly ire
wolaN .ierc in he fomor igl ani the only
sure; - tive and neVe falling cp G ard tcguls-
tor Of suppression ofns tpre on whatever eause
SO mild that the feebie-t can take them with per
feet security, yet so powerful Ia their effects That
they may be sae'y called u ae er-hi.ipg Iiega.
lator
ln AZ cases of Nervous and spinal Affections,
paius in the Back and LimEs, Fatigue on slight
eNerton, Papisnton OF the lea g. !. I.yste.fes nrt,
WI tes, tese1'tls " effect cdru whel al,
otae' me MS have fai eN and thOa al a powerful
remedg, do not eolta, iron, caolnei ant,nOny, OF
anything hurtnr 70 the constitution ~ -
Full dlnec.ons in .he pamp, let around each
pacs age, which shon'd be care. 10y p esel we'd
SOLD RY An DRUG GISES
solo General Agent for the Uri;ed st-ies ana
D0mnions, ..|t HL, IlTf
JOB MOSES, s1 Cortardt St., New York
N. B.-&l O0ard 8 h ee.cent postage STAN en-.
closed - any ar1.orlzed Agent viii ensure a hot
tie, containing 20 Pills, by ret,rn mail secureIy
sealed from ail observation Ocledaweowiy
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aC DR.. Bicknell's Syrup!
THE GREAT Efn
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also, DyseRtery, DiarrAga, CAOlega Aor6Us, Sum
gier oomPidiat, Pun or C5dHp in Stomach or Ro1.
els Sick or SoaS Stomach, PdiHters Collie SC, and
is warranted to CURE or no pay. Is purely yeget-
able, without particle of opiats or narcotic
Highly aromatic very pleasant to tho taste, mild
but sure in its effects, warns and strengthens the
system, acts like a charm, anording almost imme-
diate relief and taste of the article viii satisfy
the most lncredulous Of these facts. Sold by all
dealers in medicine. Please send for circular.
Try it. Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON
Providence, II. I. DEMAs BARNES n Co. OF
New York, General Agents m9daw6m
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MAuItAAGH AND OELIBAUY, an rs
say Of Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers with sure means OF relief. Sent free
Of charge In sealed letter envelopes. Address DR..
y sklhLEN HoUGIIToN, Howard Association,
philadelphia, Pa au1ilawam
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-12

Special Caution.
HIrs.WINsLON's sOOTHING SYRUP
has become so popular that various parties have
put out articles calling thein Mrs. Winslow's
Please take notice that THE MRS. WINsLOW OF
THE SOOTHING SYRUP is NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE Jn2dawsm
st-rs HObaek's IsitteFH, ..-.
ttThere IN many n tsue word spOke en-
i'm iest,o said gentleman TO bis friend who re-
marked that "GreenbacHsRreR COED, but
HObaeks ARE betfer.D 81. ...
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Rauts..

M ANTED.-A good boy. from fourteen 10 six
~ W teen years of age, who resides with his par
Sts ~ lhiS clly who can give good references, 10
Street, A, Sugarman.
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Ps.sengcrs Arrived.

In steamship Erw.York from ASpnwsl-Capt Jones and
servant, Gov John N. Goodwin. Gen. u. H Hob~H. ana
wife, Mira b. o. Lathop daughter and niece A. Jones y
Morton wife and children, Mrs. r. issacs G. w boyn'
ton Geo Noble II. d. Bassc,t. wife and chidrsn j. D
WnI Lewis y A. Levy, o. G. King. vile and chhdeh D.
W Smith, n. B. Turpin w. Henderson, D ~ ho'snosnm,
Mis- Eliza Ksyes H. krouthAn, Insersoii ~ A. csssf
aud wife W o. Mills B Hnckley, WIFE children snd ~,
B Lehman wife and child t. H. Wrstcott, A. n Gemschah
T. W Farnhsm, w. W. Hilton NJ. w. Mayer, > H. bHi o.
A. Ledly Chss A. Curtis. p. OSullivsn and VIE w. Me'
Donald w. N. Thomas. W. NJ. Eddy and vile, MAJOR " ".
Mar.ton A. r. MaI.ion, y NJ Johnston, w Forbes sif
H. Lorraine o. H. More. J. H. CLARK A. D. Richardson Mr,.
C. o. Lawson u. Hngrsye and three children r. hu.hen
and three children Geo Stein, ID Luskef NJ Levy a. III
Harris D. c. Stoddsrd Mrs l.. Waters. Mrs B. hi,i ana
child Mrs Benz ard two children, l! BaIksr n A. Angs''
Margaret d Bricn w. Wheeler, r. Wheeler, o. IL sysrs'
tor Mrs Allen Mrs q, Hill and child, w. Cullen " DGel'
A. B and j. Moore, A. Mnson, II. NJ Livingston D. Erp'
u B. Armstrong Dir. A. NJ Harrison, A. j. Harrison, ;; II
and L. Harrod, Ira ID. Burns, A. McDonsld b. D. pei VI
Whsst u. Richie, II. r. Gomez j. Mason W. buiehe ..
H. Brown, q. T. Long. II. 4. Knowles, WIN. hoosss
Morits and son. l.. Krsns, J. j. Dykes o. Jones ~
Lawrence j. u. Evans, Robert Bcsnsr, N Ss1'en - IA n
Bramer WIN. T.. Romsu, T.. o. Crane G: Mssi, j. "; hi'
burn W O. Nelson, p. NJ. Stone, w. w. whiehsld' a.
Parnell y. Hsr.bsr.er Wm. titsser.ld ot r. w.
PeiIc~ J. r. Enrgh =. C. Byrne and wife Mtehsl ma
B!asuf and chidlsn A. Lamsrtine d. rafin sha VIZ,
Dan Richards p Flint MrA Annie stewart arcne VIE
and boy c. l. Chaplin. j. A. Percy, H. Ward D. hsymsns'
j. kirs Osorxs "A. Wills and ftlend u Round Isaac Dig
l.m, u IL Weister n. A. fsuchid, b; sho1rds shAIe'
Ns.,er.on James On r. and r. Fletcher Rev . me s,
Aspnwsn Passrnser.Mr ConAl1 Robinson S'9 u.a..
W. & Tompkns. W. u. Taoyu,oa y, SsmPsyo l. a'as''
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M.iaaG 49, I.nnias. - oah.,.. L. ~ - D .....

Fl. Msnks, c. Cssenoss Daniel Dicherel, J. B. Dam J.
Megke G. Bscke T. Jenninss and Others In the stesrass
In steamship Scotia from LvepoolDlr. Msas and family
Mrs. Griiths Mr.. and Mrs Johnson, Mia Ledysrd Mr..
Ansou Monteo. Griswold, McMursy Davies M and Mrs.
Griswe Miles Freeman Bullock land servant). stanton
Mr. Faaks Lsgouge DENIS Coste Kayser A. Wolf aud fam
lily, Col b. Duncan, q. Brown, Mr Gddny Wst-rhouse,
Clarke, Mr. and Miss Waterbury, Miss Nudge c. Price Mr.
Howard Col. Patterson AcGuekin, Anderson j Obeit Mr.
and Mira Anderson Mr. Stern and brother Mr. smith, shse
han, NJ GODDARD Mr. and Mrs. Week. Joy, Howell. h. John
son, w Ickes, Mr. Wood. Rev. b. Sunderland and family
Mrs Holt Mrs BranEer Mr.. and Mrs. GODDARD Miss Bin
n.y Miss Fearing Col NJ Msrye Mesrs Lsconr Lyons,
w Proessler w Maddox. Mr.. and Mira stab messrs A.
Drohue H. Weistock /. Martin, T. Minot. r. soelisc b.
Hecht. r. Bsnchi. F. Patt. +. Roper, Lotner j. May
j. Brown. John Preston, J. Hoer BarthoioInew Jonn
Humphries; Messrs. Lyons Wilson, Dale. Van Wsrt water
Sooke James Tucker bearer Of dispatches from legation al
Paf, slesss r. Turner, A. Bon, W. Jewett, W. AcEnse,
r. Dobe. NJ. Pierce; Mr.. Morris and brothers Chares
Louieviuc Mr. Inloss Mr Braggictt, Hon. j. Thompson
O. Earle, X Gibson, Col jerks c. Bockaus j. Duncan, G
Reese Wm Clarke f. Gutscbow, Mr De Peyster snd vile
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay WIFE child and servant Mr. aud Mira
Greppo and child l.. Wheat X. Bsteman and dauyher9
Mr.. and Mrs. Van de'Zapde. Mr. Wyckof Mr. Msckntosh
Mr. Livingston. Mr. Ssucr. A. Wse j. 6erick, j. Manuel
w Roys J. Roy, Capt Mathews Tbos Atkins J. McEwan.
In steamship Moro Castle from HavaniChas Frederics
d. A. Ackerman, Albert Leader, DR.. H. A. Vsnderkef b. T.
h. r. Dodsoa aud lady J. r. Eugh and lady, u Hickman
and lady Misc Emma Hash Miss a. Morley, Ms NJ Berry
Mrs A. Alotson n. C. Hickman, r. Luting L. Beckel f. A.
Tuttle N. II. Sanford. f. Bocrl ~ A. Read NJ NJ. Ca7o
NJ Enzer Chas Davis j. c. de Leon. Bueno J. Msyorga
A. dc Csrdenas and servant r. Caranoys D. BoI ChAie'
Constock.
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Tru ve,eru, Guide.

To AIbsny. oy Hudson H. Il, Depe, soh.. 'nd
lo;h.avc.. and By Harlem H. X. pero, 3h.si
and .th-ay. via HUd.on River \, 10 a m, =.
L. and 20 .. Ia. VI. Harlem II I. u. aud ~ o. NJ
Sunday tain VIA hudson River, .. CITY
ca, ran betxr-n Cblmbsrs and 3Oh'st station
and City Hal and 2,h -. station.
10 .l,imore and Nh,huston by the New.J-rsey
u. r., foo, OF CouriiaHat Il. and 10 a. IN.
r. u and u udfi.hi. sunday. ................ n.
yo Boston. bv New London ine, fier 81 ~ X.
daily lsu' day eSc"piedl ........:..:'....... m
To ,.ton. By AewHsven Il. H., via Springfield:
2Th.si. and shsv. ...............Ba A. H. aud p n
IL Hc.,ou b, New Haven H. r. g7tli-.t. and sth-
sy~. via shore tins M and ? snnisy... . N
To Cansndasas Rochester. Buffalo. Salamanca and
West by trs Railroad. foot Of Chsmoess-'t'
Gs 10 a. uiJ aud p.m- f.nixfln' usin-......s = N
To Camden Manchester and Lons Branch. BY Ia.
1,.. ,.,, ;IS pcsm'Is % n.is h.S ~ y: .s'sG.s w
Line for asnehe.er .nd Long Branch. Ais p m
sip E. T. y a. m and sphans ........sa M and D. m.
TO Hackctis0vu and intermediate stations, by
Morn. and E..eI X. H., 100, " barclay'i. at
$50 ~. by roAa for stations west Of
MbsIn at t.i0 .. IN. horrsoSn Erpre"...... p m
snd spnnshed-siealner.l leave PECK Slip s,... 81 m
To New Haven. hy the ew.Hsyen R.R, 25th-st
1s,, Ws.: sy csnir, Raro.a Of Ns@Jsr.sy.
via Alleniown. from foo; Of Lberiy-st.. ~ H..
I. m, 70 IA. and $3.50 IN. Sunday rain...... p IN
4 Philadephia BY Se~jsI'ey Railroad Ss ,od, OF
m. ard u midnight. sundIv.........:......... p
To Pro,idenc- by steamer Cy of Proyldence.e
cry Tgesdhy. Thuudsy and Saturday, Fom fier
TO Warrington. by New. Jersey H. X. loot of
CourtiAnd,-,'.. and o a m. ! p uL' snd u
midnight Sunday. ..:......'.....',..'...' "'
To Plefmont By Northern II H., New'Jersey.
from Jersey City At " m. III ~ and go! D. M
Monday u m
To NewOrssn. every Saturday Atlantic and M,'issippi
Steamer Line.
s,..n I.,nd Ferry-see advertisement
For futher Information Ia rrzuid Railroad Tims Tables
zee Advertisements 10 another DaIi of THIS paper.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NEW-YORk...........J l.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Hermann (Br.). Henk, Bremen, Oench x Co.
Steamship Patspsco, Nef. Baltimore, j. T. Small
Steamship Baltimore. Lrsgis Washington j. Hand
Ship Harry Bluff Oliver San Francisco c. Comstock Co.
Ship Colpmbon Robinson, liverpool Chss. H. Msrshal
Bark Arlington. Bartlett New.Oresns, w III. Brigham.
Big Oak Point (Brj Wood, hsFseiss. ID. X. Dew OFF
Co.
Brig VIM X. n. Kibby tBr) Nicholson, Rio Grande via
Richmond Va, Brett. Son Co.
brig Olivia iam.). Moler ClenflesoI +. {. Schmidts
Son.
Brig Urans (Br.) Bruce. Cienfuegos, Montssul Co
Bris Ceres (Brj. Wilson. Cieriuegos Brettl Son Co
Bhs Merry Ellen tBrl Weymsn. Port au Prince via VIII
ung.on Brett. Son & Go. -
Brig Thos Owen, Pettingse Neuvtas, Thompson Hun
ter. 49,
Bhs Arthur Egsles0n Clifford. Apslaehicoa, j. f. Ward
Co
Briy Herbert tBr), Sanford, Haliiar d r DsWohk Co.
Brig Emma Ives (fiT) ) Leroy, Gibraltar {. g. Duncan
ScLr. Wild Hunter (Br Hatfield St. John, ~ b., D. X.
DeWolfS Co.
schr Alabama yangider Corpus Christi. Go!dihwsi.e
Co. .
schr. Erms u. Endicott, Snow. Galveston. w. Elwel
schr Early Bird Rogers Rogers, N-wbene, G. 0ood.peed
Schr. Lnisits Undrrhill Grsusda. w. J., Hubbard
sehr. Elizabeth DeiIars, Low, Ponce, T. k' Miller
Housion
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Dort-f1ar0ens' Notice.

srAru ov NHw.YoRK.
Poar. .WARDgss OsYIcs, No. l04 Wald
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance with
IN section Of tho passed April H. 1881 entitled An
Act to Reossns tn. Wsrd-ns Office OF the Port Of New
York to all persons interested in having charge Of the
subject m,tter Of such inquiry examination that
under animation by the Port
Warf-n that the said examinations will bs
pst-d within days succeeding his notice. on
bosyd said vessels:
Steamship Scotia. Jersey City.
Steamship Morayisn. ............JI ~ H.
bark Laura.
Brig Itaska.. Jersey City:
MlNTHORSE TOMPkINS, President
J. Arcs HERMAN Secretary.
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aud FOuYth-ave furkn on twenty v'stNenths-
TRAINS LEAVE NEWiOhh;
For New Haven. 100. 800 En- lLDa N Ed (Ef,l
400 JEI.,, al3 40 and 400 (EI.,l p. IN.
For Bridseport. 100 c.1D tEID iJp m. Ri3, tEI.)
800 (Ex,l AS. 40 and 90 tt1..l p. m
For Milford, and stfstford 7OD II 20 m - %S p m
For Fairfield, Southport aud Wespoft. 100 n1Ol n 80
<3p -. IN ,o.. u., a.. ~ ,
o. FI1 345 40 $50, 800 lEI.lp IN.
For Dari.n, 100, go ll.J0 q ;14S f.B 30 p M
Gor f}reenweh 100 go, l5s.n. at3 ~, %, " pm
For Stan ord, 100 % (EI $50, llJJ m lIi9, ttLl
400 Hx ) Is 40, o ~. $50 600 tEI.1 D. 90. ID. ..
For yor, Ches..r and Intermediate stations w. S|' ''
4 10. a4a A30, $50, $50 100 p. m: $50
~ CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via sphn s6eld 100 N. (Exl 300 tEI,lSp
FOR Boston, via Shore Line, rs, Ey..l e.oop m.
For Hartford and Springfield, 200 M ,til is'l'' 1oo
OH SO0p. IN.
10 Montreal 800 o. ia. to Northampton. -
For Hartford Providenoe and Fhk Railroad. eco, iEL)
For New tsvcn. New Lon3o and S.onins.on Rshiosia
soU a M l2I5, 300. 800 p H. .
For Canal Railroad. lk.l3 o. m 20 Noohsinptoh
For Housstonc Railroad. "a NJ
For Kaugsuck Railroad B0Ja- m, 100 p m -
For Dlnbury and Norwalk Railroad. 'o, 80 g. in', y"
JAMES IL. HOYr Sup.
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Notice 20 Mariners.

sABisR Pass LrGHT.-Tle Sabine Pass Lighthouse. on
Rrant. Point, Louisiana has been ree-tabished. fixed
white Hight with flashes every minute and a'ha shown ID
feet above the sea, ard visible 6 miles.
PErScKsA sHoAL BUOY EsGL,SD "A green buoy has been
placed 90 yds sE Of wreck Prncesss Shoa, Soutr
Coast England. - ... .
socrH CoAsr o. CHSA--A revolving white lirhs 800 feet
above the sea 10 established at Fort Guis Macao, China
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Arrived.

Steamship Moro Castle Adams Havana 9Th inst, with
md.e. sad pass 10 spotord Iilrsion Co.
Steamship New York Homer Aspinwsl jan with Nose
specie aud pass 70 Pacific Mail Steamship Co. encountered
,rong s.. the entire pasase Died board OF Congestion
Ch, jan Samuel Rhodes OF Akron. Ohio, sged 43 years
Steamship Scotia tBr) Judtn.. Liverpool 10Th, Queens
town Dec 81. md,e. and pass, L. Cunsrd.
Steam.hIp Nightingale Breaker Savannah JAM pasa to
Livingston. tox Co. a..
Steamship Ysxoo. Thompson, Havana and Ne"-Or'ee''
Heiuesrn Panore.
schr Mie.d FILLMORE. Chase, Boston
sc,r Clara Bell, Hincsley. Boston for Baltimore
schr r. Woolsey, yofcrs Newbern. N. Z.
schr fleetwood. Gardiner, Georgetown
Schr VIM Allen. CIonmhr. Georgetown.
Schr B. Hall. Lemon Baltimore.
Schr. :. Css,airs. Csstairs, Georgetown
Schr Aro,-r Reeves ireland, Mobile. days, with cot
ton to u. y. Quortefmaster.
schr. William Hone. Anderson, Virginia
Schr. Geo. II. Hoyt. Crsnner, Virginia
schr. WIN. r. Burden, Baltimore for Providence
schr Henry r. Wood. French, Fortress Monroe.
schr. }. LBewly LcvslAnd, Virginia .
sehr. United.stcte., -, Vienna Nd, for New-Hsven.
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pos,y IN II. firing ofthe eiyi ia hi: tnss,coer.s IN NJ
Donald In hs had never said anything to him r
tive object Of his visit Ths last answer wss % stsa
stricken out) He said nothing 10 bis object IN vsad
New-York -
there Mr.. Thompson; had some convsrstion viii
him abort the frng OF the City of the convs
ton had With him related to the object had mentioned -
Mr. Williams be said he did what could be done fos
Mr. McDonad said soneshins should be DONE and Sc.
g.sted thai the parties Implicated should sign statement q
Mr. McDonaGs innocence he said he would think ever
him ue1t morning and he sad he did not think cou
be done might inurs the don't think be mentioned
what cause.
On motion Of Mr. Lsrocque this conversation strickee
out N Lsrocque also moved to strike out the testimony -
to Chenaurs conversation The Commissioner denied ts
motion.
Francis Clark sworn: have seen Kennedy Chensul and
Williams saw them at my place ofbusness; all three ofhs
at different times becsne acquainted with lams ~
Kennedy by letters OF introduction from VIM L.
Williams was one OF those introduced have not the itucf
suppose threw II in the paper basket was an g.
dDary letter Of ntrodnction party introduced k.S
nedy wish to correct myse Chensut who had The
letter aud not Williams and Chenaut and Kennedy intfc
duced Williams don't know their business
did not bear either OF them say wss they came
where the latter part Of October or beginning
Chenault the day OF the ire at my pace OF business
did not him ster that day when he st know ha
boarded the Belmon, Hosi they bought nothing sos
- -.
Tho case was then adjourned to Monday st loan.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises Sun <;s6 Moon rises .456
1IGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. Gov. leland. d...3:57 Hell Cse...';"
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q Tho case wa. then adjourned to Monday at 10 n
sURRoGATE's COURT - JAN. IA Before surroeh
TUCKER.
urII =
WILLS PROVED,

During the past week the Surrogate has admitted
20 probate the ws Of the following named pesons;
Van Setback Susan r.. Mott, Geo Christie, John Edwad4
John McGarrity William J. Uife John c. Ebsrling Enss
Adams. Caibsrine Germsine Elizabeth A. bsrker Cbas
schopde John schupp Samuel Sparks Adelns NJ Brown
" lism Michaes Thomas Dunphy
None othc wills contain any provisions Of pubns
i,.n
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Disasters.

Steamship Commander Terry from Wilmington ~ C., 10
put into tho Breskwaer short Of COAL rcdder dis
abed and sails spit
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lAdvsrtissment.l |

The great Fenian movement cannot prov
unle.. all members Of the Order, snd othnss "a
@ ,sT INDIA CovvKK sss beverage. For sss VI "
uscers wLOls'ys Depot No. IVA Ksass""
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
CITY NEWS.
NUUF OF 7
Importance.

The Rev. G. G. Brooks will commence Q
series Of sermons tomorrow Sunday afternoon a
the Twenteth.st Universslst Church. between Sixth
and seventh.aves on the subject Of christianity II
its Relations TO Life" The series win consist Of sevens
as follows: l. Christianity and the Individual Life 4
Christianity and Social Life. 3. Christianity ane
Business L. Christianity and Reform. s. Christianity
and Politics g. Christianity and Woman. Z. Chris
tianity andthe Pershine Glasses.
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lorses, CARRIAGES, &t.

Ho"Of WAGON aud ICE PLOW for SALE
Plox s'a29shingtoR city built Buggy; Corknn. Ice.
s,., az. .sade. W. L. CARTER, 10 % covr,lsnd, n,
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ALLEGED FALSE PRsrESsEs.-Oficer Murray

of the goth Precinct yesterday arrested John We
lev aged 2i years and resident Of Hartford Conn
on the com plaint Of Mr.. James Cassidy OF No. Ii
Frontst The complainant states that on the "a inss.
the accused came to him and represented himself Z
Nos 2O3 and 207 Main st. Norwich, Conn. and stated
that he wished to purchase q quantity Of goods Hs
was shown some samples Of tea and then eft On the
9th inst the complainant received letter from We1ey
alas Brewster dated at Norwich, requesting th:t I'VE
half chests OF tea valued at $780, be sent TO the address
indicated. and draw on him for the amount Befer9
sending the tea Mr. Cassidy sent on to Norwich az
made inoulres. and found that man Of busiuees q
the name given by the accused resided In Sorwieh.
search was then made for him, and be was nnaiy ~
rested as above Justice Hogan committed him 70 ~
Tombs IL is stated that IN the manner oesc.DeS
aboye the prisoner has victlmised many downtown
merchants
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
IIvrY SIXTH nIvil
CksraAL RAIlnoAp co. OF NEw JEItsgr.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Co OF NEW JERSEY,
No GO NALL-Sr., NEW YORK January q l86t.
THE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
i Of TWO AND A HALF PER CENT, ard the Govern
men, Tax has declared payable MONDAY the 18th
instant IT this Office.
The iua instsllment Of THIRTY PER CENT on the new
STOCK. J. payable at the same tine and place.
The IsrsieE Books will be closed until the 10th instant
SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
NIEW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865. WINTER ARRANGEMkST l3Gs.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 10 Id

P,,erger Station ia EewYors. corner Twentyevenin. ..
aud Fourthavs Entrlnce on 4 entvseventn-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13

DOR CAMDEN DIRECT via RARITAN
II AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.-2sre 81; Ex.
cursion tickets good for days. 80 On aud after JANUARY
1865. from Pier No North River, At IL IS
line. through Camden in hours Passengers for Bsres
1uckertoD. Hsumonon Egg Herbr Cry Sc viii take this
At Accom- oaation line arriving in Camden
~ y. FEeisht for Camden Nin-iand &c be taken at
Low Rates If delivered before u O'Clock noon will reach
Caindsn the night W. = SNEDES. Superintendent.
j. ". BILLINGS, Agent. Pier NO. B.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13

SERIOUS SrABBIyG AFFRAY BETWEEN Lone.
sqoprMgs.-Yestcrday afternoon Patrick Dunlap ana
Edward johnson, both 'ongshoremen. quarreied e
their residence, No. l59 washineton-st and DnslsY
strnck Johnson severe blow in the head. Inc lan0
m,nediatey stabbed his opponent in the breast wiz
knife piercing the lung. johnson then ded TON -
heuse The wounded man was conveyed 70 tne nsC
VorI Hospital No hopes are entertained OF hh ~
coyery Capt Helne and officers Of tho Twensys
seventh Precinct are in pursuit Of johnson, snd -
win probably soon be taken.