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> Total, bbls --..---..6O5 .25T SIS, 24s 754,sO2
Q o. GRAIN
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Special Dispatch to Western Associated Press
NEW YoRK, January 2.

Especial Dispatch TO Western Associated Press
EEw YORK, January 2.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
This morning railway speculation was quite
huoyant at the early session Of the open board
with an advance of 1@A per cent over the closing
rates o. Saturday evening at the Stock Exchange,
and Afterwards on the street the market was weak
er and the rise partially lost. There was, how
ever, a rally before the one O'Clock call Pittsburg
and New Central were the features of the day.
Stocks contiu le, this P. NJ, at higher prices, with
speculation in New York Central, Erie, Michigan
Southern, and bears have almost ceased to hammer.
The market volume Of speculation for rise is stead
lily increasing. L
QUOTATIONS.. aJi'
The following were the closing prices ct 4:3OP.M.:
Ohio aud Mississippi certificates 2S3s; New York
Central sI34; Erie ~; Hudson River 1925; Read
ing l0H; Michigan Southern 1874; Cleveland 4
Toledo lI3%; Rock Island 1857; Northwestern
SCsf; preferred 6z4; Fort Wayne
WIS trad o- rr, h4i 81.
Gold closed steadily at 14491.
GovKRSMENTs.
The government list was slightly lower on gold
bonds, but 7-3O notes were higher and in demand.
STATE BONDS. i
State bonds stronger and better in some respects.
fe MISCELLANEOUS SHARES. h-1
Coal and miscellaneous shares firm and higher
generally. 1a -l
AoHEf. ..4tg,i r Ha
Money continues to increase in ease.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stock market firm to-day. Bennehoh
Run rose to 1910 on the report that the Injunction
had been removed. Palmer rose to 338 per share,
and was in active demand on the announcement Of
a dividend off per cent Sales to-day were at the
following rates
Bradley So; Central AZ; First National 4s; Pit
hole Creek 1870; linton Il; United States AGO.
Webster Sc; Brevoort 7,
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum is duiI and unchanged. We quote at
40940He for crude and 6zS64c for refined in bond.
DRY GOODS. fl %
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange: fn ..i-E tat
Brown MISUNDERSTANDING "a; Neshua A BIZ;
Atlantic D 81.
Bleached shirtings-L6nsdaIe AZ; LangdOn 3l1ss;;
Reynolds A A 32%. H. - .
Prints-sprague 261z; American 25; Allen Il;
Freeman %.
Delaines-Paeffc %.
Brown Drills-Pepperell 49, Winthrop 90.
Corset Jeans-AmOskeag 80; Cacony 32L,
Canton Flannels-Hamilton so; Laconia AZ. p
Kentucky Unconstitutional 67%.
Hoop Skirts-BradleY's Duplex Eleptic, 20 to 50
hoops, S75 70 lO5 Empress Trsill2S
~ DISPATCHES $3.50
The following dispatches were received at the
Exchange to-day
Boston-SaIes moderate and no accumulation Of
goods. Market strong. ~ E
Progidence-No change. Trade light. moi
PhilAdelphia-Market firm but quiet and no
change in prices. Stock generally light.
Baltimore-No change TO note in prices and lit
tie activity in the market. .
Cincinnati-Market opens with a fair supply of
goods, but trade quiet as usual at this time Of the
year. -- rf.rr. 90 LtH
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RECEIPTS

The receipts and shipments of Flour and Grain
at this point during the weeks ending Dec. % and
Dec. 80, as reported to the Board of Trade, were as
follows: h
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NOLD WATCH LOST.-1n this city, a
VI gold open faced watch was lost, with an in
dependent second hand, with two time faces. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving u at y.
Kimberiey's stable, 20 ChamPlnn-st. AzIo:
EOUND.-A pair of skates which the
owner can have by calling ct this ONCE and
paying for this advertisement, RzIs'
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NOTICE 70 OONTRICT0RS.-SeaIed

In proposals will be received at the office Of the
Board Of City improvements until Tuesday at 2
o'clock P. NJ, January End, 1856, for removing all
swill and house offal, from the city limits, fol. one
year from said date, in accordance with the ordi-
nance Of December 9th, Is 5; said bid to give the
number Of the ward or wards, and the price for
cHch ward.
By order of the Board.
.AEG8 G.. s. WHEATON, Clerk.
Decembar 18th. 1865. dec2O:276
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CITY NEWS
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wASrED-carrisr bog. Apply at LEADER
office. Q
FINE Piano Fortes at Halls, IL Monument
PARK
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WINTER TERA.-The winter term of the
public schools of this city commenced yes
terday. --..-
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PrGSos.-If you want a good Piano call at
the Piano Rooms of Shaw & Co, and see
those of George steck and Hazelton's make,
ust received. They are really fine instru-
ments. dec27:274.
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. GaNBLIsG.-John Kelley, Francis MagOry
and Mr.. Blaxley were arraigned yesterday
an indictment for keeping q room for
gambling. They plead not guilty. A mo-
ton to quash the indictment was made and
fled. Warren Clark, same indictment,
plead guilty, and was fined $40 and costs.
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CRY SExToS's REPoRTs.-The following
are the City sextOn's reports for the month
of December, 1865;
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StOek OF Flour and in e
York. @
The following statement shows the amount Of
Flour and Grain in New York on the LIST Of Janu-
airy in the years indicated 90
STOCK OF FLOUn. =
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wEDDELL HOUSE.

Arrivals at fhe Principal Hotels for
h last wenty.FOur Hours.
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MUSICAL WORLD.

Enters upon its third year in January, 1856. It Is
3 handsome journal, published the first Of each
mouth, each number containing sixteen quarto
pages, Including from three to six pieces ofchoioe
new vocal and instrumAntal music
-l Over forty pieces Of music were given in the last
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Rose 4 Prenfiss, Provtsioa Marhes

Rose 4 Prenffssg ProVtsioa Market
Report.
The following are the rates charged BY rs:
HAMs-SugNr-eured premium hams 3 D. %
OAKvAssED HANS m 3D. ~
OhiAD BEEf-B
SHoULDKRs-Sugar=cured p b----. 10
BAoOE-0r Smoked Sides = D-....- 20
- Leaf kettle-rnd'din bbls or tres 10
Prime Leaf kettls-rnd'd In kegs 3 D. 20
PoRK-No. l meas new y bbl----...--S2S 90
HBNo extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anythingin
the State. Orders promptly filed.
Z ROSE 4 PRENTISS.
Eoa. 142. ia and Zee Ontario street.
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WANTED..AcENTs.

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w What the people want. Complete History OF the
Wsr. in ohBfArPe volume, B~pisndidty muetrated, Win
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Tie most candid, lucid, omplste, authentic and reia'
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PROBATE .CoURT.-A small amount Of
business was disposed of by Judge Tilden
yesterday. The case of Robert J. Wenham,
was noHed, his recogniEance having been
forfeited. Frederick Smith, charged with
carrying concealed weapons was found not
guilty. Prosecuting witness is to pay costs.
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Itourd of Aldermen.
TIE ACCOMMODATIONS IN TIlE CITY PRSoN-THE
SITE FOR rHR NEW POsroPFICE-THE WIDENING
or FlFTH-AvE.

THE ACCOMMODATIONS IN TnE CITY rREoN-THE
SITE FOR rHg NEW PosT-oPFICE-rHE WIDENING
or FIFTH-AvE.
The Board met at . o'clock yesterday afternoon
the President, joins BRcE esq, in the chair.
communication was received from the Mayor indorsing
presentuent from The Grand jury setting forth that the
accommodations Tor prisoners In the Tombs were IN no way
adequate to the wants Of the inmates OF the Prson odered
report was received from the Joint Committee OF the
Common Council rendering site for the new t9stoee hu
recommending adoption resolution 10 the eeet tt ne
liver portion of tue City Hall Park BE- sold 70 the United
states ,yrrnment for the site Of a PostOce at the
cost Of 100000 which laid over
A report was ulso received from the committee on
Widening Finh-aye." in which after rooapnhting tle
previous action the Board Of Common C0unc the matter
uey submitted the following resolutions ,,,-,,
Pcrisi That the FLOWING ordnance Be aud hereby aioptea
The line on the street aaozed by existing ordinances The rsh to
' nt of the adjacent, lot 70 Agaedac Dep rtmel
The rate Of thirty cent? IT. Zach SQUARE 1907 81 s he ] =
By genera, ordinance Ga ,sc pyr sSeS to erect and
sn,an ,ioop within the Of such courtyard to be used i
entrance 10 the adjacent ho~.ei and thseai sn o M
shall continue in the possession nd occupation OIL 'ucn o" "
oupant - .h. o,, v,,l, ar. novv authorized
extend beyond the defined by general ordnance
nd offended and occupied ies oSP S I
to continue the occupation o. .s o. 1n ~ e re Of 90 cents
for IN square foot Of surface within courtyard be-
G or allowed 10 erect uy .toop upon such yard beyond the
dsrd by general odp,nee without cue written pei,
this ordinance such owner ~ occupant sh ncu
rv of TO recovered under the direction of
sid Croion Aqueiuct Department 80. q.
The report laid over and ordered TO De published In all
the corporation papers. "
Alderman NORTON offered OF resolutions. in which
the counsel corporation authorized 10 memorabilia
the Legislature behalf OF the Mayor. Aldermen and
onay Of the City Of New York for the Of act
authorizing Of tho Is feet south oil 0nebund
red and enst be set apart for courtyad where own
er of property signify their intention Of desiring 70 DO per-
posessors OF the same but such privileges to be
under the direction Of the Mayor aud Common Council IL
laid The Board then adjourned I'll Friday next at
o'clock D. w.
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

EXPORTs--wHEAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INVEST
ING IN CALIFORNIA MINES-TRRAsuRE FROM
oREGOS-MXING SHARES.
san FRANCISCO. Friday June % ls66.
The total amount OF exports from San Francisco, since
.January ist exceeds s32OOOO00, including specie and
merchandise with duties added. Tho exports Of produce
was greater than at any former period
The new crop Of wheat opens about 80 cents loves than
at the corresponding period last year. Want OF tunnage
prevents large exports
Theirs is an increased disposition among San Francisco
capitalists to invest in California mines Three claims IN
Nevada County are reported sod amounting in the agsre
gate 10 $s3O,OJ0. ..o .,o-
Mining shares ere betcr Ophia, s2l3 Imperial slO5
Savage, 5000 Yellow jacket, $3.50; Cholar Potos Slo
Legal Tenders, 5lc. M ,oes
The steamer 0nAamme fIom Portland, brings so','VV
The disposition TO speculate in gold affects mining
stocks seriously Money In active demand and abund
ant at the usual rates.
The steamer Golden City sailed for Panama to-day car
rynr S2lIj 100 IN treasure, OF which s,5Jl 900 Is for
kcw-lOrk . .,oo
The tendency Of mining shares is upward Ophir, 900
Savage, 5000; Imperial $03 Belcher, Si66; Chollar
Potos $l93 Yellow jacket, $685. Gould q Curry gov
Legal Tenders, Il.
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DENARFsr-On Nordy Jn,y2 John Henry, Only sos q wn
Eiusrd emarest aged yeir mcnhs1d = days
The aise and TREAD. Of the family respectfully invited . "en
funeral lis Tuesday aerIool at O'Clock h0I A' f-i
Deuce Of Die Iarrn. 10. 81 Nnti-vc
HUST-On Monday J1ly2 Il lingering Nne. Frances Aun
vile Of Richard o. HUT, 10 he 18Th year Of her
ol Of tie f,ny invite % attend he flest
Joy fueiay u O'Clock om her is reseact NJ ID
East FouIthst.
STURGES-At Fairfield Conn. sunday. JOY snsr short a.
18th her ~ bis Arthur PrJcr.Ou third %
Jonathan Stnrles 4 New ors.
III funeral sergessr be- hed % holse Of Tia sar a. YlFi,li
Tupslly. The l iI % oc6. or immediate on tbs HuVh
OF the 1881 train from Aeff-f0rl
WINE-Ano,her Veiersn Of 1872 gone
The yeeran War o.. 1872 meet q No CTS H nli 81
~ O'Clock this day eily with TIE rsuh babe o. m0l,ns.
she rlsed brother sold Wm. Was.
ABEG DAILY. COL h. RAYMOND. Big Gen.
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Address
wAH.HED

PrcUAvsN-yAII-Tn Jrriey cry. Moniiy JOY y his
o ar5,ae- of staten Island LeglsF Buchanan u New
YorA. T. Carrie ri on Vail Of jersey City
RrssE1yAIL-At Nalsbursh. L. J.. Friday J1ne - so''
bv he Rev Pal-lgo. Julius D bssel ESQ oil Nri,ls',
Conn o s Iais N5l youngest daughter Of 10 .ie 1907 i'
~. Val.
yAsON-BFARDsL rY-On Wedle.iay Jane p ., s. Anns
CInr BIZ M Rev W. Shsckel3id heto Of the th,f'h 81
pelosrcr WIN Mason Mrs Charlotte BelfiA'y' 80 o.
TTEifltE-CHTRCHlLL-kt Calvary Church on situ5tiy
june DIV Right Rev. Bishop Potter the rev hry IA
ser ~ 70 Ienae Lawrence. g.r OF Timothy o Cnnfcn
an oftlis cts.
JANNF-JAYSE-At OAuge. h j. on Tnrisy June ~ oy rs
Rev = Frrsnsou Of Ostst s1uur. +. Jyns0 bt''hfH ~
l. n Mo l--.rnle h InHn. 81 Ur--Ln
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XXXlXrH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS.
NJ. HARRIS u. y. ) introduced "a bill for The re-
snon causes n ccrtnn from state courts Which was
ree 10 Tie judiciary Committee. ~ provides Toy such re-
Jnoyg ia cases involving SDJ which Tie defendant Is an
alien citizen OF another STATE. when ne sun bias oeen s
tutcd the purpose # restraining OF enuning SAID df nd
termination OF the controversy 50 ~ ass concerns HIM Wlt
out n reaencc Of other Geeldonts ares IL the cause
M HARRIS introduced BIT 20 amend an act 10 establish
The d. cafy Courts Of the nited States approved sept ~
no 10 provides that I 90 state 'ufA lh Whlcl te
matte m dispute 500 either party may snow 10 le Cout
thar fr. l win involve The DETERMINATION o rHAs Oh Auch
rt, n e ac. # Congress concerning tie war against
Inc Uncl States such action may Oe removed ~ Tue
f''1'' ILvIrs on THE MISSISSIPPI
M CLARK @. H. from he Stlct committee on lue ~
cort,-f, of lc Icvccs Il tlc Mississippi kycr reported
bg niking appropriation oi the rtcoAsu.ct'on anu
par Il is lcyees that river IN Arkansas MISSISSIPPI aAu
Lou. tI aud Tor the improvement 81 Tie river AGO. o L.
III, bN sppr0pIiatcs SLO1ON as lo"oNS' S.tUuo ="
Iotsiiia: SJ5 90 Mississippi and sJOyO ID Arkansas
1t reqnes tie Secretary o. 10 lIea,ny 70 , sc a., %
The M session OF Congress- slowing now uc OF tNe money
bss h. :, extended hois expended aud by WhOm tAe par
tcrl egies repaired tAe condition, thc area Pocteu u"
them sod the amount Il money remaining unekpehdeu
DEgI ilNlNI OF MINES AND oRES-A slliN ~ IL NOAAi4
TEg or ISVIsTIGATIoN.
Nj NYF New introduced the following resoutior when
was referred the Committee on Mines ana Mining;
Rd ST.. That the Secretary oi state he aud H7M heieoy r.
pcsied BAD sutoIzfd 90 appoint such committee o. ~
scni a. iu bis Jocsnen' sIpear most compeen oi
suc Of and mineral products Of tis county as they
may wh sech pycmeis and meGss o. soctIs s.d ma
chn- or the EXTRACTION dressing nd reduction ~ ore ana Jog e
Jusifftou mineral pEoducts sud Of mining and ap
phnce and p 10y 'o,. 'n' ~ , ~,
20 DENY foo whoe ~ 90 pait NE 'Al'nse' o '1 hr
sum Thousand 10 l era 30 no al b. ld 20 tie commit
tuy aoaey The Treasury Of ue Lued STATES
no Olari wise apFi lfi geo. . ., -..-. a.. ..t..
lie ,,D introduced resolution authorizing the American
yllssu ~ Mining 20 uaae such arrangements ara eAA!u
rAYMEMr OF ONO AND MISSOURI VOLUNTEERS.
BIZ. WiL,JS Mossl from tue Military Committee reported
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FIELD SPORTS.
Base Ball.
IRyISGr0N VS.. ECKFoRD.

IRyISGrON vs.. ECKPORD.
The FIRST Of home and home match was played az
rvngon N j. between Clu9s yesterday. The Irving
tons contrary to all previous expectation were the ycfe'
and their PLAYING certainly warranted the decision arrived at
The playing both clubs excellent and where all di so
We'll IS useless tocommend individual exceences or mention
faults After the game the Eckords were Hospitality looked
after by the Iryngtohs. We append the score:
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81. LOUIS. Monday. Jlly 2.lss6.
Scrator frown pnhshe' ard address 70 The people 81
Missouri, declining rc. sStl0u % tie United States
senate.
Some 100000 ia gold dgst have arrived here from Fort
Bencn y the gst three days.
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LIST Cd 81. itb. Jtb. 9th 7th. 9Th 9th Total
E I5,jSs.aa. 9 3 3 u 3 81
Uupire-Mr Stout Of the Newark Club.
Standardization and Eston.
Time OF game. , hours - Minutes
Fly Bas-Eokiorls. 7; lryingtons, IL.
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Fires.
$50 900 FIRE IN LANCASTER. n. II.

LANCASTER n. H.. Tuesday. July @ 1866
JG Darling g. Co. store and goods at Nuremberg, W,
were burned last night Loss $SJOOO insurance, $1,000
The fire was the work of an incendiary.
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r $4,000 AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b
THE WINNER.

TuB kings COUNTY ASSEMBLY DIsrRTcTs.-The
Board of Supervisors Of brooklyn met yesterday afternoon
and confirmed the Districts OF the Assembly as arranged at
the nreYiOnS meeting.
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5uerial Notices.

DoI't coufoand PhaIon, Of "NlGHrBLoOMiNGCE aEUs-
celebrity, with Phelan the billiard player sal y,s
make bad pun delightful subject ssy That
pcTfure Of Phalou's Is very pleasant to the pts'1nh
American Institute FaTners' CIub.-A messing d tbs
Club viii he held TODAY, Tue day July "a O'Clock
it, in The Cooper Building The Club vii take
the first Tuesday In September
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Cincinu att.

CINCINNATI. Monday July Q, 1865.
The Metropolitan Hotel on Main-st. was damaged
bv fire this noon to probable amount Of SIC, 900.
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LOUISIANA.
CONDITION OF THR SUGAR CASE-DECIsIos AGAINST
THE CITY or NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE COURTS--THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL-THB BISH-
Nrw.ORLFAys. Monday. June ?.

NEw.0RtEAys Monday. June ?. 1906.
The sugar is in fine condition, and It is estimator
that the crop will yield 50 900 hogsheads.
decision has been rendered against tho city in favor oil
the Mail Steamship Company, for tho devastation OF tc
wharf and incloslFcs with damages 10 The amount q"
Ss,nD0.
ihe Courts have adjourned and the judges are gong
North. .,,. 80. ~,
Thsre Is serious conac. between the Ci, Rights bill
81 ~ STATS I4hac LlgA
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE L. I-TRor FOR PURSE OF
81. O00-MLE HEATS BEST THREE IN FIVE TO
HARyEss-rnREE HORSES ESTERED-DExTER TIE
WINNER.
Yesterday afternoon most exciting trotting match
took place at Fashion L. L. mile heats best three in
five TO harness Hiram Woodruff named Dr. &. Dexter
Owners named blk E. General Butler and John Loye named
b. s. Commodore Vanderbilt 1t announced previous TO
the race that George NJ Patchen r would also contest for
the rrze which purse Of S2OOO but for reasons best
known to Lis owner be did not start. Annexed Is the
Summary:
Dexter .......................-..2
Butler ,;;,.............--.-.--..5 = n.
Time-Flrst heat: Quartei-mie 3Ii hatml, LI>!i mie
2e9. , -.
Second heat. Quarer.mile 81; halfme l3i mile, 227
Third heat: Qlartsrnie 80; hafmile, LIB; mile 22Ii.
Fourth heat: Quirer-mile, 81 haltme Lbs mie 22it
Fifth heat Quarter.mile 31. halfmhe LIZ; mile. 22i'
TgOT FOR So 900 AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BELLE
THE WINNER.
Boston, Monday, July . 1866
The rot for 5000 between the Boston mare BLACKSTONE
Belle and the Philadelphia Fanny Allen, which came
off the Mystic Park this afternoon before very large
audience by the Boston mare in three straight
heats Time, 2:2S, $780, aud $3.50. large amount oi
money changed hands.
TuB KINGS COUNTY ASSEMBLY DlsTRIcTs.-Ihe
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The Tribune ENLARGED.

Notwithstanding the fact that the size Of The TRIB
sE has been increased than quartet the price Will
remain the same.
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Dr.. Hulses Protector from Cholera Cholera 1iorbsa

By order Of HAMILToN FISH Prs.iI,ut.
M1RrSUs WLLErr Secretary.
Dr.. Hulse's Protector from Cholera Cholera orbas
AND BOWEL COMPLAINTS
APPROVED BY THE PHYSICIANS Of THE METROPOLt-
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We, tie undersigned. weIuz Dr. HULsES PROTECTOR
FROM CHOLERA CHOLERA NORBUS and oile Summer Com
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In tie Pad put until the persons p,s-
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Free from taste.
Never sIoksa pip.
The only vegetable substitute for caome meseoy h-
world and superior purgase Alternative e'haFt' pill. s
general use.
THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD
REGULATE THE SYSTEM
AND PUR3E
from the stomach liver bowels kidneys skin and o,hsr
DISEASED HuMORs.
Price 25 cents per box. Sold by Druggists.
RAOwAY Co. No 81 Maiden sns.
Deafness and Discharges from the Ear Radically
Cured BY the the recently invented yess5, eKisio,
OTITINE.
Price 81 80 bottle. For sale by al Druyyis.s
WEEKS POTTER, Druggists. No. 10 wi'hiAstoa't, Be',s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
TIE REPORT or HIS DEATH coxrnADIcrED.

" N5IIINf IOT 3I0lllF. NV = I707I
Representative Clarke Of Kansas, who had pre-
viousy received dispatch announcing M Lanes death
oeved third dispatch today from ID. r. Anthony dated
Leayenvor;h Ju!g p as f1lows:
Judge Deiay reported Ali Lane dead He IS alive but
unconscious Have just seen him. The surgeons unan.
monsIy aeclde The case la.lI.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
JOHN W. CHAMBERS Secretary.


GEsERAL ORDERTne NsYo Stale society Of the ciasaa,a
will the Rooms 4 the heui0rk Society Library in Unysf-
siy.pace WEDNESDAY July 1t y celebrate the DEs
anniversary Of National ln'ef Evidence.
Ne other Cincinnati who
the city, invited be present aud unite VITA IN
Taf.u, that
The Slndilg Committee will the place II
BY order Of HAMILTON FISH President.
MlRryUs WLLrrr