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COLLECTORS OFFICE,
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK-sS,
LIT CoiLEcIoR.s uFFtcH,
CoEHr Ho.SY ERssaw En

CnIcAGo, Ustopez =. 1856
Fnuac nolce hereby Given that the toilowtu. de-
sesu MafIants hsFe beea r1sced IN my hand tor col
Watsntt No. ~. west-Dated Oct. ., 1885, and L.
tned Tor tho collection at epccial aspocur jeglrd
LII eoEsssuchpS sidewalk aa the uof III sLse or
street 80" wy
Warrant No. II, west-Dated oes Il 1865, md L.
sued fT the collection Of special assessment iers
str>tt. ~ 1'
Warrant 10. ~. wesr-pated Oct. .. 1s6, ant L.
s7e1 !ur The collection or special asst*set lercI
1of sidewalk On the south side Of TFIer
st5Cfl. tetwcea I.0lcy street and Ioyne streat
Warrant No. -. Wes-Date,l Oct. II 1850 and IS
sned ios the collection OF special assessment leytt
street. 1880 '9e'o
Warrant No: - wet-Dsted oct q 1864 and t.zued
Iof LIE cotetaioh Of special Asseasct levied f3t cu
suuetlnE sldeEak on the eo1th side Of Park avenue
besH esn Le5Tnt street and 0asley strut
{ssEsd ioE tLs collection of s2xlal assessment levied
foE constructing sidewalk on the north side of Sill
hvenEe. ~ ~
Warrant No. q, Wess-usted Oct. = lSe6, ard
Issued foF the collection OF Special Aeseseue Iay1e
p MAKE up dehc1.ncs TOT EaEbns, SLING anI paving
Canal STREE, from Lske 70 Madison street.
sued Tor the collection OF special ent ltrls1
so maks up deficiency for renaeaJamlzinx CanI
ktFrttr from Adams TO welfth street
All PERSONS Interested IN eal1 assessments are r.
4ntetea 70 make ltamtsiIAe payment ny ollEe, In
etauit Of scc payment the said Assessments viii he
eoected Al the cost and expense the pesons liable
'uere5g5: rH1a, =. Il. HEALD, City Collector
, 1866-11-05

GVI 4AUIAK1HSSrs X4lUEQA
Tue PATENT 1NDELLIDLE PENCIL 1906
GREATLY flMfRoFED-1S60. Superior in ceono-
uy and convenience to Indclttlc Inks.
Every Pcnel1 WARRANTED.
AGENTS WANTED. Circulars and sample pencil
will be sent post paid On receipt of nfty cents. For
sale by statiopers, Bookse1less, DC. Address THE
NoRTHAMP1ON EDELuDlE PENCIL COM
FASY, Northampton, Aass.
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-sH rt'1rc George l.1nin- join
! ~ TtEtr h2isnnIlLfh1en sNE
-a1rock Fred ru,Il.in-t OFT t:'hns =
each f. F 4 CO J.tnt.snF + 4 :
i-ta-Ecd ltA1C q i.l,d.4Y Jaule4
, 1866-11-05
VOLLECTOR'S NOTICE STATE a

~
Cuy EbLLkcroHs 0FT1cE. fpEEf uoCar,
Pnblc police u hereby given thAt the following DC
lection, to Wit;
Warrant No. "a, Sorh-Dated Oct. clth 1866 and IT,
sued roE the collection Of srtcsl assessment levied
for 2EccontuuctnE sidewalks on the st1cet9 nAna be-
low;
Warrant No. g72. Eo1th-Dated Oct 9Th lssd an. Is
suc tut The collection of spcca1 3eEled Eay
ronstuc':tA AadewaIk on the Eo1th sldc Of Cens5c
street, bts-.~ lark street an4 S+dxwck street.
Natran ~ -iS NoIi-Dated UT. 9Th Isis and is
sued lot Tue Eolet OF spcd11 assessment IeFd for
constructing sbe%A ak the eouih AIs uf Fullerton
Avenue between CLARK st1ett aud HasteI street.
warrant No. 81. NofEl-Dated uct. eth lS66, and is
sueo Tor The collection Of special eviatfor
constructing etde<aik On the south *te ct Meunt<
street. >
Warrant 20 Nc1th-DateI Oct. e,th 1865 and Issued
Tor the collection OF special assessment cvted FIR
sunctinE sidewalk on the eoath side OF AsyIulr
place. between H4lste1 atreet 8nd franklin street,
NArynat 316, AOfth-Uated tCt. 1tkh, tA and Issued
for The collection OF special Asessule1 lefi Tor
constructing hldcwak the south side Of Willow
STREET betN tau OErhari street Aad uafsted street.
Warrant No. n, North-Dated Uct 9Th. 1876. and
Issued ioF the collection Of special assessment levied
for constructing ftdeH ak on the North atde ot Sorh
sssnue between Sheffield sysaue and ApKh alEs;fS
f"r asdew liz On bolh sides Of Howe street
between Willow street and Centr- street.
All per5ols interested IN s3tl above a&aasment8
re1ut sled to maxi Immediate payment II my office. IN
eiArl. such PAY leut The SAID Assessments Will he
collected 4: tue and eIpGIss the persnA liable
therefor. toces.1:rl a. Il. uEALD, City Collector.
, 1866-11-05

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Owens JAenbJ 0'O1natll Jame4
Uhrieu Hugh Q'HsrA Thomas
D'btlrn TnoMAs ON IrA John
Ofhf4en EawA1t VSeii IL
O'ltTlea Danltta O'SulIlyaa Jefry
U'Co1not MchaclO'SulliYaa u
, 1866-11-05

SPECIALITY.
BLAN X ETS.
DRINkER & ANDERSON,
120 Duane-st., New Xork,

OFFER FOE SALE
Blue Gray Blankets
Brown Gray Blankets,
sweat and Horse Blankets
Bed I3la1lKetaz
Etcnn1bout Blankets,
Nallroad Blnnkets.
White g. Cord aIac1klna oas
r. OY.lc,s executed at low est market p11cef.
, 1866-11-05
COLLECTORS NOTICE. State o

0NfIA
, 1866-11-05

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Van fIcct EnTah j mrs
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Amusement. thI. Evening.

wALLACK'S THEATER-EEssr DrsBAR On TIE
OuTCAsr.
OLYMPIC THEATER-sr. MARC; o., The SOLDIER OF
FORTUNE
NIBLOs GARDEN-Nns BATgxAy In LEAN"
WINTER gARDEN-EpwIN B0orH IN HAMLET
Lucy RUsHrON'S NEW-YORK TliEATER - TaE
HoyEtxooy-THR PHHsoNES0s IN ssoCKFRoCK.
BROADWAY THEATER-JoHs Z. OWENS IN "soLos
SHIkGLE.
BARSuMS MUSEUM - DrNB BgLLR-THE VHrrr
KNIGHTS CIRCUS -CrRIosITIEs Ac.-Aiternoon anc
Evening
FOX's OLD BOWERY THEATER-THs RAG WOMAN AM
HyR DoGs-THE FLOATING BEACON.
WOODS TUFATER-THE BALLOON WEDDISG-slR. f.
CHAxvRAu--THE HAsLos BkorHsRs
EFW-YORK CIRCUS-iirH sr-t QURsrRfAS AND GIN
yAsrrc PynyoRuASrRs-JAMys ROBINSON, The BARE
BACK RIDKR-MADAxE LOUISE TouRsArRE-LEvi }
NORTH
gRYANTS' MrNsTRFLS-IcI on PAsLY FR,ScMs-TH
HAsn-ALoSg BKoruKRs-CRuRLrr TO J0HSSr-IHl
BAD Pors-THK STREETS OF NgwioRx.
STUDIO BuILDlN6rTench, Eng sh and Flemish Pictures
COSCFRr-co complimentary Concert 20 Hester j. McAste
aud Adelia 81 Bou,on, at the Church oftne Purtsns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
MAX MANETzTK, Chairman.
'rheatcrS.

A few changes are to be noted in the pro-
gramme at Barnums Museum. The Conklin Brothers,
gymnasts appear at this house in an acrobatc act en-
titled The White knights A circus entertainment
is given as usual day aud evening. The little coned!
Of The Dumb Belle" precedes the circus.
"Solon Single" continues to attract nightly
crowds TO the Broadway Theater. There Will be day
performance on Saturday commencing at Il o'clock
"St. Mare" holds the stage Of the Olympic.
When Withdrawn, Mr.. Dayenpor. will appear as Sir
Giles ovsrresch. in "A New Way to Pay Old Debts.
Hamlet" every night at the Winter Garden;
Leah" every night at Nibios; Henry Dunbar every
night at walack's and 1.-THE Balloon Wedding every
/ night At Woods Theater.
The French comedians will make their last
appearance a, the Academy Of Music on Friday even
ing la Flammina" will be acted on that OCCASION
This 4. new comedy, in four acts, by II. Mario
uohard and has the prestige Of great success achieved
at the Theatre Francois in Paris. The managers 81
the French Theatre Mcssrs Juignet and privet VII
distribute to tie audience Friday evening printed
synopsis Of the comedy which may thus be enjoyed D!
those who are ignorant of the Gallo tongue scarcely
less than by the happy masters Of that volatile
Chrisiy's Minslrels, at the new Fifth Avenue
Opera House on Twenty iourthsi. next to the fiiti
| Ayenue Hotel are now in the eighth week OF yer!
successful season. Their entertainment comprises good
vocal music Of high character. Ethiopian mnstfelsy
and farce and is conducted with Difference to the de
MAIDS Of good taste. A performance IA given here
every night and mat inee every Saturday commencing
at o'clock.
At the Old Bowery Theater the entertain
ment this week consists OF Jack Sheppnrds Dog one
~The Floating Beacon" Miss Fanny Herring anc
Mr.. 6. l. Fox appear In these dramas An hish iare'
| (, also played each evening. On Friday evening MIS-
| L. DenyA Will take her benefit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
Naval Items.

Tue Algonquin is nearly ready for sea, and
will be put in commission and receive her complement
of men some time this week Lieutenant. Commander
Qu0ckenbush has been ordered TO command her. She
has been thoroughly Overhauled and great many al.
teraiiOns have been made in her boilers
The Wihooski will finish her last test on Monday
next and she will then be taken 10 the Navy Yard 10
make the necessary preparations for her race with the
Algonquin. There is prospect that the much
Inencement OF her trial with the Algonquin the Wi
noOsk has never ceased burn coal and has consumed
over 100 tuns.
The experiments on tie new gun.carriages with the
l5inch guns have been brought TO close the trials
having proved satisfactory. The gunboat Don. which
conducted the tests VIII shortly be assigned 10 other
duty.
Tho new frigate Neshaminy mas been towed to the
Etna Iron Works to receive her machinery.
The Madawaska will be ready for sea in about a
month and IL expected to make trial trip about the
Isl OF March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
The Reception ut the Academy Of Des's"

The members Of the Academy OF Design gave
their first reception this Winter last evening" In the
new bulldog What IL the reason, we are at loss 10
understand but every fresh attempt by the artists to
make an Interesting or valuable collection OF pictures
seems more unfortunate than the last Judging by the
elegance OF the decorations and by the completeness Oh
the arrangements for the comfort Of the large numbers
OF reople who were present, IL would naturally have
been supposed that something yalushf or fresh OF IN
,eresng had been provided TO Justify the invitations,
The very tickets OF advssion were printed with
daiu,y luxury; the cloak rooms were convenient
and comfortable; the stair case and yest!bue
were decorated with cameias aud tropical
plants and baskets OF ivy hung under the pointed arches
Of the arcade; music OF somewhat funcreal charac'
ter II is true but music, for all that, was discoursed by
invisible uDstTels, and igdeserbable toilets made tho
very air simmer with prlsmac splondor; but when
all these material agencies had made their full impress
sion, the question required with rude pertihacity
"wha, ia al this forr We do not remember to have
seen anywhere rapid and purposele.s collection of
pictures as was displayed the Academy walls las.
night. The impression which we received seemed TO
be that made upon every one with whom we spoke
and indeed II giving public no credit for extraor.
binary sagacy TO aver that they needed prompting
10 Tue discovery.
We were interested in portrait OF Alston painted
by Charles Leslle--oEe famous man painted by anoher
and by the way Lesle son is painter, too. aud not
an unpromisng one may be seen by picture Of his
at Mr. Ayery's rooms. Then Leutze sent two OF his
early works better than anything he las painted for
long time two German children in their quaint dresses
and "a portrait Of some German General. Grey too
cent valuable portrait Of that spirit Seth Cheney,
and also clever sketch ~ one OF cavalry officers
Mr. Benson had his indcatigahc model-who since she
came to life again has been getting monotonous makes
her last appearance this occasion; she will never
be able TO get up from that seat without dashing her
brains out against the roof Of the pazza. Perhaps It
would be well for Mr. Benson TO pain, more dogs
or AZ all events not to forcshorten them. What with
his foreshorened dog and his piazza that laughs the
laws Of perspective scorn this Is pleasing picture
and entities Mr. Benson TO be made an Acadcmic!an
The only other canvas we remember In Mr.. Colyers,
which shall never forget. Considering that u YVES
removed from the IN which DIR. Klumer lectpred
Fri day last the audience should think u intended 10
buresque the laws II nr anatomy Its exaltation to the
place Of honor In the large on occasion Ike this.
suggests nnutierabe things as 10 the respect IN which
the officers OF the Academy hold the general public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
REMARKABLE YnnNG LAny-

The Magnetic Dociress. Mss TxSSEssEx who was once
called the Wonderful Child, has returned the city and
tabished an .nhrmsry Fihhst No. a?a. Mound,
where she may be consulted all matters pertaining to life
and health. She will give Information Of los, stolen prop.
oy, identifying the persons concerned with
much certainty asey to leave doubt Of their guilt AID,
when required will into state and Isve 10
every par, Of the world aud hunt sbsen persons vheihf
dead alive and through her will tell the ndung friends
permanent IN all she undertake. Cancers
seed and branch, without instruments pain.
drop Of blood from four ~ hours Psayred persons
made 10 walk In nom three 20 nine days and 81, other diseases
treated with tue such liver complaint
SUMPTION h, heart disease Sigh, and hearing restored and
al diseases that dee. hrir TO. All letters promptly answered
and ned inc sent by express zen required Box No AR
Cincinnati Po Office Through her extensive practice lately
he has also secured the service. Of Madame Baker to assist
her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
AMERICAN COLONIZATION sOCf'
ETY..
F.r,y.nin,s Annual Mee'ins-Fin"nc'"l
Emigration to Naturalization o.
Omcer, Sending the Freedmen 10
Florida.
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Jan. IL, 1866.

ri. c,r,r'niuth annual meeting of the Ameri-
'S,anig;t;on Society was held last night 1t was
Not 40 largely attended as the meetings a,e peg. ro
orsr.l years past. but number OF tne ou aiu '4ue
ssen,ni leaders were among the auditors.
The ,epogts state that the balance IN le treasury! ut
~ oomner cement Of the year, was sl9.591 ine ~
eepts bave been. from donations, $3.50 -, TG ,oi g6
naria donation for the Barbados eApeGlon SI,'Ot 'p
~, Iar,ricS s. 736 o. from the government oi 'uc
Tinted States eng final payments Tor the suppoI1 VI
ITO recaptgrcd Africans Landed al LDeIIa III 4ou'
es "a fom invested fund realized TO meet expenses Oh
ioysuls Sl ZOO and from other sources, sl5 40 70
lie total amount for the year is s4d,el92O. -, ro
The disbursements for the same period were
a., "a e of which 80 go Sc was for passage ana tne
sasl snonort ETC. OF American Emgrants ara si0
u.s. "a r. for the Barbados Expedition, leaving the
cash on hand Jan l., leGb S5oe5 81, vi tniS l.s,e
a. ss5 s. il awaiting the order oi tAe LiDllan "usio
;,es and ac balance sl95 ~, is TO the Gedl o 'he
re number of emgrans to Liberia during the past
twelve months so, exceeding the emigration o'
"i a. hnndred and seventy.two emigrants who were
ssn, out NV the Fall expedition rom Baltimore anu
who were OF the class known as Freedmen aiu NJ
were rom and near Lypcbburg, Va arrived saiey i'll
The nronects for the future are that the Society VIII
soon have more than to Co. as intelligent reeuIen
are Continually asking questions rea'e 10 'heH H"s
AZ bol.b the African Republic during the last four
wears las been deprived OF much of the ana annualy
furnished from this country II has been making s.eau!
progress IN material interests uselullesS anu i"i"
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Jan. IL. $500
The Board OF Directors Of the American Goiohl1 "a
zion Society AT their meeting today reelected John H.
u o,rohe Presiden' All the Nice.Presdents. ~ IN
nnmber, were reelected except James Bailey Of Mis-
si.sppi the Hon Thomas Corwt of Ohio Danlei urn
bull OF Louisiana and David Hunter oil nss,ssiipp
Who died during the past year. Senator d. a. boV'so
NJ Wisconsin was elected as additional NieePTesi'
dent All the other officers were reelected. .,,
A member Of the Board stated that he Aaq consul
n QUA vi nF
bureau. who favored the objects and expressed his
willingness to aid them in their work Of eolonHng the
negroes he expressed desire to know the Society
would assist 10 sending colored men to Florida there 10
he cO.Oni2cd.
This was opposed BY some Of the Board, one OF them
giving as reason therefor that he believed Africa was
The nfomsed land of the negro and that he was of the
opinion that they would all sooner later be civilized
and Chris,aniZed in that country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

e32l2 Expenditures &, I46 65-baying balance n
sayo, q, ,ha End o., tho Family of A. O6, a,
~ ~ ''' VIZ ...,., 80,
Ills report being accepted proposition "% reao
from Henry c. Watson TO the effect that the following
o,rd 90 ,har,a ho nc IN. enerol Conmittee and
~ " 'a' w Pa'''" ~ Wv
published in the daily papers;
The General Committee OF the Wallace Memorial
Concert beg to return their warmest thanks 10 the fol
lowing artists who have volunteered their valuable
serrce So ho,oIv and 40 cordially on behalf of the re-
cert pubic honor conferred upon the memory of a
brother artist and in aid of fund for his widow and
children. viz:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
gperial Notices.
Gas snperseded! PefroIs.:;: PspgiarizeA!
Yyro = fvEN>T f.ANrS

~ IA
produce srPrafoR LIGHT much less expense and can bs
klled trimmed and lighted las READILY AS GAS) with.
ont removing the shsde chimney We have an elegant va
TABLE LAMPS. SC; also ATTACHMENTS for apPlcs
tions to Gas Fixtures and Table Lamps now IN use.
From H. c. Bowen esq, Publisher Of The lndepsndent
Since gas burners were removed and your lamps at
ed In their place get brilsnt yet mellow lint far
superior to what we hSye sgdWSd heretofore We have
siIteen row in use, aud a. work well
We ADD he Names OF few ofthe DnsArnvrED Gas Cox
srNERs' now using our lamps from preference: .
Home Insurance Co. International Insurance Co.. North
American Insurance LorlTd insurance Co., faaM In
Iu.nrsnce Co A.or Insurance Co.. Bowers. Reekmsn
B!.dicl Frank Leslie esq John Anesnso.. s'9 fs e
rr lame, buell. ESQ., Prof d. o. Eaton. Central National
Bank wYCt Tribune; Orange Judd s.q J. Mss; va
s.9 G. DERBY esq A. san'eoy s.a stss sn,. .0
NJ Bradstreet Son. II. c. Reed. jr Co, Gso.se w.
Plat. esq Cutter, Tower Co.. Fowler Wells NewfoIs
CITY Lunatic Asylum William h. Dana, s~. tTszer Lee
Cal and EXAMINE. or send for Illustrated Circulars.
JULIUS IVES Co., No. ls Beskusn''s, n. ].
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
ph,,,d.,yhia Cattle market-Jan. IL.

There was supply Of Beef attic this week the oter
ngs amounting 10 nearly 1000 head The market was dull
aud price. Lad tendency Common cattle sold
from Sled per 100 h. and ar to good a. from y "a
Sl5 Prime aud extra stock ,od at from Slt1S ~ PEI
100 N.
SHEyP.-Ths market also well supplied 1850 head
offered and sales made at from .d6c. per 10 os
for good fat Sheep: the market closed dull. ,
HoGsThe demand for Hog, not quite 80 active a. the
previous week the sales amounted to $3.50 head az from
Sl2d $l4 per 100 n net
Cowsfhee has been change in this marke. the offer
ng and sales reached LIS head i0d IS ioI
Sprinser. and from $GVd 800 for Mich Cows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
DIE ID.

COBURN-On wednesday jan H. Cssoline' widow o. tho
late John Coburn, in the seh year Of her age
RcLssd and JANE, p Decker respectfully invited to
attend the funera from her late rexdesce
Srthsve on Friday the isa insI' a. ioc'oeAp "''
without further notice
DESMANSuddeny. Tuesday, the 10th inst, Asahei a.
"a is S' 81 ss "a smy 's Tie members of til,
Eighteenth NJ. T. Church, and tae' member, Of Cont
rental LGdI &. Mo- % T. s1s ai
fndsy, Jan 49, at o'clock p w. without iuf'ns'
ton. -,
The rem aims viii be taten Saturday morning to Poush'
keeps.e for interment ..-1.L
uoRRiDGE-At west:Farm Monday. Jan Is Of diph-
theris Mary Alics only nshter Of Joseph asd MARY Ann
Fnnsrsi on sunday OF which due notice will b given
KINGMAN-In Boston, Mas, on Saturday, Jan - q
daughter OF the Rev Rnfus Anderson. d. d.
oDELL-On wedne,day Jan. Il, Jane E. Odell wife II
The ,ssSs and friend. Of the family are respectfully invited
Thirty third.st, Friday, Jan. 49, ats o'clock p M
ROBINSON Monday Jan Is, George RObbn', in the
The relatives and the family respectfully nv,sd
10 attend the aners from the Chnreh OF the Rev Dr
pasa aorner o, M.di.on-sve. and twenty foerti
Thursday afternoon at O'CLOCK "hou' 'ui'ne' 1s'"~
ton.
| Sheriff., In the sJd year Of his age.
The eaves and rends of the family also tie Msrsesl D
70 attend hi. funrrs from ST. Lukes Church in nsd.on
opposite Grove on Thursday afternoon at coes. Without
hi. remain. will be taken to Poushkeepsie for inesmen
NOTICE.-Mernbers Of Marshall Division ). Of r. az
requested attend the funeral Of late Brother DR. a.
S1ERRILL at S.. Luke's Charch. In Hudscrst, oppe
Grove on THURSDAY. Jan Is, at o'clock p. m, VII
further notice. BY order Of the W. T.
TYLER-On Tuesday, Jan. 10, Mr. Louis Tyler, aged %
| ysars, 5 months and /! days.
His relatives aud friends and the members Of the Eighth
| Assembly District Uaion Association, respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral FROM his late residence No. -
Iewisst on Thursday afternoon, Jan. ~ a. O'Clock
| pIRIGO LODGE. No. 30, y. AND A. M.-The members
of the above Lodge and the Fraternity generally arc invited
10 attend the funeral Of late Brother LOUIS TfLEk
from the Lodge Room, ODD Fellows hall, on THURSDAY,
| Jan. 49, 1866, al NJ o'clock q. NJ ..,,,, a., a.
HENRY $. JENNINGS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

STOLE FROM HIS EMPLOYER. Mann OF
the jersey City police Yesterday arrested Christopher
Blake on the complaint OF Mr.. Edward Degrau OF No.
365 Seventh.aye. liquor merchant. The accused was
in his employ as bartender and the 18th inst the
missed quantity OF bonds and bills OF the
value Of 500. At the same time the accused let sud
denly and was not again seen by the complainant until
his arrest portion OF the missing money was found
in Bake's possession. together with passage ticket
for Liverpool Justice Ledvith committed bin fol
trial IN default Of s25C0 lie is native OF Ireland
aged 10 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

nuns and binding for the year ending SEPT 3d. asI
was decrease in the acquisitions OF the Ex'
scT,e DEPARTMENT printing but with the a1g,
nnn Of deferred printing for Congress, and 1na
which be ordered the Ntae
doubtless csnacy for the next years The report
, 70 ys large saving in printing and binding over the
contract system which existed PreToIRs ,ro 20 inc eS'aO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18
Skating.

There was considerable skating yesterday
but neither the lakes Of Central Park the principal
private ponds were opened to the public. Tbs swift
succession of deep soft aud thaw preceding the
hard frost of Yesterday aud the night before destroyed
God skating OH tho larger ceheds; aud the lovers OF
this eghtnl pastime must wait for eearness to com
bine with cold.
We shall probably enjoy great deal Of good skating
during the Winter days that yet in store for us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

PAssIrG COUNTERFEIT MOSEY.-OfGcer Mo-
renus Of the Twentieth Precinct yesterday arrested
Mary DELANEY, for having passed counterfeit ten ON
the New. England Pacific Bank Of North Providence.
X L. at the stores Of Aaron Grabosky No 573 Eighth
ave-. and Daniel Atkins No. Cos Eighthave. She wa'
committed for trial by Justice Ledwith. IN default o.
81 900 bail The accused is native Of Irelsnd. aged
30 years and resides in Fourthaye. between Thirty
fourth and Thirty. hthsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

C.roBr IN THE AcT.-Iatc OH Tuesday night
Simon Schroeder residing in ,he rear OF No. l63 Ave
nua H. found young man In tho act OF entering III:
Kitchen having forced OF the windows He called
Officer Perry of the Seventeenth Precinct who arrested
Yesterday committed for trial by Justice Mansfield IN
lefault OF 5000 bail, The accused is aged "a years
native OF ireland. aud resides VI No. I'D Avenue u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-18

EXTENSION OF TELEGRAPH FACILITIES. The
United States Telegraph Company have just completed
the extension of their wires to Brooklyn and have
opened an office at No l66 Montague.st opposite the
Post Oiee in that city. They have also established an
Office at the new Stock Exchange in Broad-s for the
greater convenience Of parties doing business at the
Board, which is in direct communication with all i'm.
pOrtsDt points