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Ro,ai Havana I.otscry.- FOR .OMslpl DraNr
No Tor November " SEQ another psr of the papcrs
TAYLOR 4 co. Bspksrs, 70 Wall sarssssN. Y.
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,os ia'crs.ian '",o.h.s fhs highest rates pad "a
boupcons ard ~ kinds or Gold and silver
TAYLOR CO. Rapkers, 10 Wall street. N. T.
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The Esga sowing. NIrchiac Mcg.fscsmred
hy rLASER, sRA3NsDvkF 4 co. WSicroo"s' y
Bowery.
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w fR 2! E a.: s: r ssss e' cs
.,r "a.
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Elliptic I,ecL.siich SEWING Machines, 1t3
broadway highest premium, Maryland Institute. New
YORK aud Pennsyivania State fairs ~
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BntchcIer's Hair Dye. Tho nrst In the.
world perfect Dye harmless reliable instantAno-
GUS Factory 81 Barolsy street
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Defiance ~aIasra wdcr sufes Also SsdekoHvd
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s Gs. ..s tr ~. ss Sssg ge. Ess;''
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BAY Your Purs From Barks, 43n broadway.
ia Fulton Htrset Its syk axpressy
ciiy trade and BURKE 10 selling at panic prices.
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A.-Levcts'~ Aromatic ssstetenia preacryes
the teeth and gives hrmnsss 10 this Price 7bc For
L.. nxarau l.uGa
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Florence Reversible Feed
bo5 broadway, New York
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a. sIc.t,s Che%icsi Pg%9Ss Restores Gray Y
RUsHTON, ~ Aston House, and by all druggists.
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Cri-t ndprc's Hair nye..-1hc best Ever Manv.
House.
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RI. ::.! s.ss sss R:Ss Ss .ss
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400 Broadway and ii3 Fulton street
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Window this week-Brouzcs, new Wedding Gard knvei-
ope. aud the Crystsiired Card.
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w!sy Tsspees a.A .s'. =. sn'd, H:,ri Hc.e
EtOHb, IL Bond street.
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ssy.nYenrs n 4. Csnsssns y I !.

'Wc hsv0 UkOVEK BAKER saving Machine f04
years constant heminng telling tucking sa4
everything that the fingers do II prefcrrsd over I'll
Of s durability elasticity and
strength Of stitch % movement and simplicity Of
structlon n-Iestlmony buell. before IL
Comml ssoner of Patents.
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n. v. S.-Try uniieu'- French Yoke shirts.
No. tuI broadway sold everywhere
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

"
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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Tho Loudsn Money TarLet.
LONDON, Dec. 5-Evcning
securties:-
snc SHARES s1E
Illinois tentral. VA
The money market quiet and consols arc quoted At
Sh
LONDON Dec. 6--Noon.
Cousols ssx
The following are the current prices for American
securitles:-
Ire Railway shares -........................ AK
Illinois Centrals. Tx
IoSDos, Dec 6-Evening
Consols this evening closed at ssk for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
wcrc ast quoted at the following priccs:-
United States hvetwenties ..................... n
r r IA
ERE hahroso.... ~
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6-Noon.
The cotton market is quite active Tho sales will reach
$4,000 bales MiddIing upiands. Id
Liverpool Breadstuns Market.
LivsRroor, Dec 5-Evening.
The market for breadsius Is fat Sales OF mixed corn
At JOS 3D. sos 3D.
Tho Liverpool Provisions Market.
LrvgRrooi, Dec 6-Evening
The provision market, which has been steady all day
closed unchanged
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIvERroot, Dec. 5-Evcning
Tallow dull and irregular Petroleum nominal Is Cd
per gallon for white.
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took no notice Of sunday and called attention TO tho
fact that the constitution liked the time Of the meeting
Of Congress for tho FIRST Monday In December. He
quoted Chancellor Ksnts remark. that Christianity was
part Of tho common law Of America
Tho amendment adopted
Mr. srgvEss offered amendment TO mako the first
section simply provide for tho first meeting Of each
Congress- leaving The Law as TO the other sessions az
Various other amendments offered and discussed
by Messrs Morrill, Dawes Garfield, Framework and
Others
Mr. In Broyp tdem.j OF Ohio, obtain ed the floor, and
said:-On this SIDE Of the House Wa are somewhat at
loss TO know tho particular object Of this bill We have
however idea that the President stands In the way
OF some gentlemen and whether II Ia the objec. Of tho
and / do not suppose the gentlemen tho other aide
propose advise fully 10 the object they have In
view IN making this charge
Mr.. In BLoSD-Not no present
Mr. srHESoK--I understood that tho gentleman
Mr. Ls Blosp--I will answer u myself; III play the
Yankee. usuehter)
Mr.. Ls BLosD--The conclusion ne have 10 about
this side Of tho House r that the whole object Of
the bill n TO strip tho Executive OF any appointing
power They have eontrovcrsy that side Of u
House TO the best mode OF accomplishing ths BY this
b ~ was originally introduced, thcro are three .es
provided for and the substitute hst offered by Mr.
Stevens In 70 strike all Of that aud 10 The session o.
each Congress commence ON the sh day Of March and
continue until the next Congress commences so tar ~
either Of those propositions II concerned es no inter
est IN them, because the result, the same ~. ass
tho country docs feel interest In the matter ana tna
the people not willing that this Congress sha max
any change In Tho present law 20 a. 70 Keep
perpetual session II 10 unnecessary " nncalied Tor
The expense that w attend such measure no man can
calculate hut the people wall judge the matter, ana
will at In such way as ~i no, bo very sasiae.oy
will come out aud mako the thing plain, ~ that the
people will understand instead Of egsAiing 81 they
do I want them say ~ once that We have no Exccu
tive but We have a tenant at win In the White House
that he has no sppon Ding power but that the senate OF
the United States, long remains radical, shall
have tho appointing power This 10 NOT the only bill
looking 10 that end There 10 already proposition
pending hero whereby tho appointing power taksn RS
the Executive snd given 10 the Chief Justice o.
United states sugrest that the Secretary OF ~
Iuterst should appoint tho Chief Juscs u the VaeA
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MEDICAL cIRoUr.

RFery Physician locstoa in The suaa o.
small village. aud engaged IN the pres pf his
profession, has more or less frequently ed the
successfa1 treatment of chronic diseases ait. Il
not impossible, owing to tho absence = .hy a.
eilities vhish within the seael Of hiss idine
Fin the cities and larger towns.
The undersigned has ses this reassa is AZ
Tangeanents for the treafaszt of tins class cases
by which patients can lave tha bsasss N the
appliances known 70 the profsssien.
Persons placed under his care " Ill resl 8 AZ.
dition to medical and surgical tseasnsns. bene-
st of DR.. Langston Parker aet6oa d anent
By funigation; the usa Of many nf q ;neral
and saline waters, both for ba4biug s. .snsss
use; bathing in sea water, &c. when sased !;
beside the ordinary general and Ioeal ia ID vat
er, heated air and vapor.
Physicians having IN Eer their ease 8 bwfns
Of persons afflicted ty ol,stInate rhsun:s ska
diseases, Diseases 81 the urinary organs. Fhiph
have resisted ordinary treatment, uill hfer =
great favor upon such persons. BY essiiss lir A.
tention to the facilities Irrc Afforded.
For speeial iufofaGatisn Apply il psa. or By
Eletsv, t. y. L. e0OsIgs.
Portland. On-
Consultation Rooms il Creess Rding
over lFciis, Fargo 4 e. Easrancc fscas 6rk
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A hTART.

The Cleaffeld Pa.ss.,~ pies
1.-THE foflawlhg from ono "a chahaes
It VIII Be remembered tie tsial
Of the aecompliees Of Boo before q
snilitafy commission at Vas ngton, on
the charge If completely viii Tie assassi.
Aasisu &c 1sfasident Aincala certain
james b. Merritt vas Tho neipal wit
ness for tic g0vsrnncnt his tesli-
nony Mrs, suFfatt We ieted and
hanged, and on his 9ts Hy 1t was
shown that Jefferson DayI &. c. Clay,
mud Geo Il faundefE wsfA directly i'm.
Iplieated in the assassination. To out
Isidefs the testimony Of alle man Merritt
read strangely at the TINS 81 the trials.
His statements did not apl yeasonable.
MIS-. Surratt's daugitars i Ger the execu-
ton Of her mother, pronounced them
utterly ialse fram beginnlsl Ia enid md
lso Indignant was Clay whet he heard
what this witness lad said, that he vol
aAtnrily surrendered himself to the Gov
ernment authorities, aud asked for a
trial. Davis and saanders tao prononne-
ed bis testimony perjury Indeed his
Ientire story before the Illegal military
court bad the appearances bf manufactured
Testimony
Ii now appears that williams evi-
dence was pefjurea froI beginning to
end lie has recently sea before. the
COMMITTEES on the judiciary, d. the House
lof Representatives aud hls examination
there showed that his testimony IN the
trial Of the conspiratofs WIS totally void
Iof truth; that he really knew nolhing
connecting any persons with transactions
not recognized BY the nsasges Of war chat
his attempt to connect Davis, Clay.
Saunders and others with tho dssassiha.
ltion Of Lincoln was pure fabrication.
One very remarkable fact was ELECTED in
hisexamisatien wherein he admitted that
the Secretary Of War, Edwin NJ Stanton,
had paid him between Ave and six thuns-
and dollars for his services rs a witness
before the Military Commission which
tried the conspifatars. This was the pit
iful price of his infamy. Such is the
testipiony upon which Mrs snrratt, Har-
lrold. Atzeroth and Payne we're hanged,
and Mudd, Arnold, O'Isaughliu aud
ePangief we're th3pfis0Deu on tle Bfy
Tortugas. 0ntof the mouth Of this man,
who sold his soul to Stanton and the Devil
for Eve thousand dollars, b Republican
committee are trying ito establish the
eomplieity Of Jefferson Davis with the
assassination Of Abraham Lincoln With
Stanton TO- suborn the witnesses at FIVE
Thousand dollars head. there is no tell
ing what they may not be able 10 prove
This is but specimen OF the course
pursued BY this iiend Stanton % vreak
Ills vengeance upon his political f0es
! All over tie country he organised his
Military Courts % convict aud then
bought UP Tie pesjnred witnesses whg
IsmUfe their victims 10 the scaiFuld OF int
prison.
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ABorT 1HE BuRg Il Tho Rochester y.
X Advertiser, an able and influential JOUR
nal. SAYS that the evidence which is coming
in shows the infamous character Of the
agents employed in managing the Freed
mems bureau ut the South. HE reseIa-
tons made. 1t declares, disclose the fact that
. the poor negroes are physically abused and
lpecnniarily rgl he'd and made The instrument
81 gain llY thyse professed pliilantl tlirepists
who are placed uxer them Dstensibly for
their protection. Referring Is the late riot
at MenaIsis, which It says Originated in an
attack Of drunken negro soldiers upon the
police, the Advertiser concludes that resI1ofl-
sibiiity . IS 10 be traced directly to the
course Of those Northern hlnatics aud fools
who have taught the negro Of the South, just
Ieinergcd from slavery, that he IS the equal
| IN all things uf the white eiEiz6n, and BY
Itkeir teachings have infused into him a spirit
! of Independence " lIieh leads him 10 conelnae
that he is responsible to no Inv. d spirit of
ffiIerty that tells him he has no Ionger to
labor, and that be enjoys perfect right to
lprey upon tho property Of his late muster,
| and a spirit Of insulprdinAtior which reld
lers him d dangerous plelnent III society
The labors of these Northern emissaries,
most of whom are placemen in the Freed
Imen's Bureau, hive been npenly carried on.
There has been no disguise ia the MATTER
On the contrary, tie ineendiary spoeehrs
and sermons delivered to the negroes by
these men have been published IN detail
aud exulted oycf by The Radical press of
tho North. The whirlwind tlley have spHn
/ is now beginning TO Be reaped. The ne
groes true interests are identified with those
lof tho whites--espe the whites with
whom their lot is cast, Their real enemies
to-day are professed friends from tho North.
From these they must be sagcd or to them
Emancipation and determination are con.
pertible terms.
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81 TE III


s.
stsz.zf isi.ssz 81. ).
sfe l<sN 26akes
l.ssl selss
DE ss asII sc Hell Il
sefney Bliss rasd 4 rsfosl
9s H. slanee. ssIisarT Inspect
IS for tie Eilth District. 70 whom lad
beA submitted tN8 letters t. tie Beard
eaapleiaiag If The alleged nalluiaosuEa
oE spurious article 81 iea from wheat
BRAN and Of The alleged use of Paris
green II coloring damaged tens. Or.
Jkaes says
aks 1aEefulIy examined tie rooms
on the upper Aoor Of Nus. los and E 30
kesk wenty-ninfh street The ocen-
pant IS Mr. Henry Joseph Janlison, and
his business IS that Of bnving tens dam.
aged by shipwreek, and hy water at iiFes,
cad aftcr submitting It to 1 process hy
els i Is deprived sc its aanaged aps
peafanee. he puts it into the enlarket.
The object of the inspection waA 70 aseer-
.taln whether there vas anything IN this
process detrimental to health Cm my
second visit to the place ] found the pro-
pfiek0r, and he gave me some information
ceaeefning the various steps Of his opera
tions. The damaged ten is first placed IN
a eistern Of cold water. where it is allow.
cd to remain several hours for the pur-
pose Of extracting the saltish Ior other
foseign taste which il may have acluired.
Il IS then dried and siffed, aud if any
portion Of It adheres to anosher portion
aud forms lamps, they are broken up BY
being passed through sugar erusher,
The coloTing matter IS then added, and
the tea removed to revolving barrel for
the purpose Of having the tea and color
fis matter thoroughly mixed The ten
Is then nloistened, and agstin dried. and
IS then ready for the market. The pro-
pfistor stated that he paid Chinanan
1900 for the secret of eoloring, and he
did not wish 70 iAApart it to any oRe stia-
less he had speremptory order to that
effect. He assured me, however, that
there was nothing poisonous, and invited
the most rigid tcsts, stating thatthc chests
Of tea that had been stpleas were now At
The police headquarters.
obtained some specimens Of his teas,
and also Of bis coloring powder, which
being tested Tor poisons. yielded the fol.
loving results The coloring matter TEST
es zaf copper yielded noae, and Marsh s
fsst seofefed no trace Of arsenic. 1t is
eaasFeed g zalphate ef lime mixed with
e6lae organic substance aud a small
! q. sof isea, probably an isaptrity Of
Rfsnle Be ia marked cofckIng.
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SwAG AsD BAe.--s. 4 II prnnerty is theftl
said praahommo. NlEu should THINK, to
Judge by the success of thieves, IN compound.
inp their felonics. that /" all theft is proper
fv, nowadays, and recognized as'such by
tho law officers. An a,lroit scoundrel has
only to mako sure Of his plnnder, and may
then Negotiate TO 8 90 snacks with bis
victim, on condition Of non prosecution.
Certainly old Prudhomme was behind the
Hape
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ls.s
Count KoncheloH, the currently rich
Russian Who made Paris stare Eve or SIX
years ago, lsteiy refused to pay a laantau-
nal bill Of 460 francs which his
wife incRTred u Paris recently. Il His de-
tense vas that there vas marriage con
ikaek kstaeen his wife and himsel9. bv
which each agreed "a pay their respective
debts hat he had alFlsly paid s 90 l00
ffoI bss lles bought 81 his Wiife within
lie M ss years lie had seiIt her
tEQln Paris g keep her 1..s ef tesa,lE alion,
lsiEiHs her s besi'li ifRal I6,ae II the South
iot Iane I'D allowing her e24 0ll9
pin money ba that jewellers. inanEau1
1.azers and miIliners send their tutors f
theif sd'th home q tempt beF into al
sorts Of exEraz8gance hich exceeds 81.
although be has 81 ilsln..
I'D dollars year Income
fla eidea chat he was not lial5ls
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ExcEPr An Irish papez concludes . hE:
lography. as fpIIpWs This extraorsll lnary
man left no chi Itlren except b brother Ysl
vas killed at the same time.
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From The Petersburg Index.
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q en- enron v 10 slsio d lllege shat itt azes
them calm, mild aud colip platent Hhey lel
|us that the more they fnIlte the Iesa they
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/ Gerard stith, formerly Mayor q NlIj|F OF.
leauss IS noH foreman il The com posing room
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i ftine II the cosIi-
hef nieee l1uee S sd
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aefenai1e RooEEe.

/. Military and Naval sefenscy NaFif
and shin building 8, AseI iseelufe &nd esrpe
4. fine AYts; 5, ChsmiFtsy and Eleessisilgs 8
chanieai seienee; !, applied Nesbanies 81
Useful Arts; 8, Currsney, Trade ard Aeso
., Mathcmsties aad knginssslng5 ~, AssFet
II Geogrnphy. ExpIgr4tiors ard CiimateIc.
Znoloqr. Mining, esrN ~, Natafal Histcry
Mineral Kingdom IL, rszetabls Kinsdoi
erieuitnre rs. Domestic Aflss u, Asnust
Games and Fortune Telling IS Phcnograpi
Cyclopetlias and Dieticna ries: 20, genef
Popular Science: q, MisceIlaneops Works.
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MisceIlaneons BeeIsA.

!, Hisiary 2, biography $, yssels :. css|
.;si sl' and Ethical. I, Mepfp and Moral Sciene
la, T,sneaape ana Orasory 3, Bellies Lettrea aid
Tlass;cs 10. Poetry ard the Dramaf Il, VII
un5noy IL. Fieiion 10, Works collected Iato
r,nes. Il. f,recniasaiiry and Odd Fellowahips
Misceiianeous subjects 10. Bibles = aver
and Hyfnn Books; ~, Iiiustrnted Negks; -, q
Ill.1.La -
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nrFrR At TIE IowIssT uARKETR
IN. 0f tic largest aud best assOrtsa fsctl-
n.,'ks snsasefy detafttnert of Literatnrs, ana
,,le and fSnev Stationery, u be found auyeh4l
he worll. They occupy ~ entire bnldfrg q
SO fect/ih stories, an Merchant street q
sa,,asrIs II tI,e res wilh the stsfe on MeaIeef
s,,set j Tbeyc arc lsine dnps rtsneDis eaeh arrns
undgY many ssbdfsisIons, ss follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY 49, 1866.

Imperial House Austria must make up her mind then 70
become les OF German Power and TO leave the
the 70 her rival Prussia retain all she has con-
quered really Germany and no other power can with
stand her In German affairs and IL the minor Princes
return 10 their ey abandoned thrones thew b little
more than civil administrators ye ling the military power OF
The country King William and his successors ITO main
tain Austra position great Power" is undoubtedly the
first duty the Emperor but this will be done rather BY
and consolidating the hereditary possessions OF
the Crown than by seeking to exercise unproht
able Influence multitude Of pety States which never
made either 20 trust TO fear the Austrian power
have doub tiat If these hereditary possessions were
threatened by Prussaft announced that the King de-
handed the permanent ceson Of Bohemia the oil obstinate
spirit the Austrian Caesars would show itself Of and
that neither inefficient generals inferior vonld pre-
Aus from trying the chances Of another campaign
The conscr2ton powerful machine for filling the gaps Of
armies and popul on Of the Austrian Empire nearly
double that ofthe enemy The Emperor tells his subjects that
Ill available troops being concentrated that the conscrip
filing the ranks and that there large enrolments OF
volunteers We do therefore expect to the Empire
submit the last indignites OF conquest We rather trust
that the moderation Of the vcors and the prudence NJ the van
pushed will lead them terms which, while giving
Pussas the benefit OF their enormous successes shan
not too far humiste their opponents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
The Position OF Hu,sin.

letter from Milan, dated July 6 10 The London
SAYS: Much depends Russia. Has she an understand
ing wuh Fraace1 Will she be disposed to migrate
ful Austria prefer to see her despood by Prussia
Anotler and greqter might get spring out Of the
aticmJt at peace.
The Journal de 81 Petersburg Of the 7th inst SAYS
We think that the armistce might effect reconciliation
If there were not monarchy in Europe which ceiere'
asefto be sufficiently strong 10 comP he assent Of E1-
rope TO is eonquets IN Germany forgetting that there
s exists strong and united Powers in Europe TO whom
the European balance Of power Is not mere empty