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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
INTERNAL REVENUE FRAUDS.
Ernud. on the Internal Revenue Depart.
nieni- Counterfeit Uniicd States In.
tcrnal Revenue Cigar stamps-Parsies
Charged with the Forgery and their
Arrests-A Lnrge Amount Invoivcd.

An extensive and novel fraud has been
brought TO light through the nsirumentaty OF Rev
enue Inspectors Isaac Harvey and ID. Lichenheln,
with tie assistance of Detectives Sowey aud Wilson,
Capt. Steers, sergt. Whtmore ard Detective McLoud
Of the Thirteenth Police Precinct II having been
ascertaincd that quite number o! Internal Revenue
cigar stamps were sold, Chief Detective Young was
consulted. who detailed Officers Slowey and Wilson to
work the matter up which led TO the arrest OF Irankol
and Iiecht the former being tho principal dealer In the
counterfeit stamps downtown while the latter disposed
OF them uptown. These parties seOn disclosed tnat
Jacob Fuchs knew wheTe the stamps were printei'
On the evening OF the I'd of January. Detective
Slowey and Wilson arrested jacob Fuchs and brought
him before United States Conn issoncr Osborn. charged
with cOnntofleitinR United States Internal feyenue
cigar stamps His statement was that he had nothing
10 do with the manufacturing of the semps, but would
gve information as to The parties Thus the Key 10 ne
lo, was obtained. He gave to Detective Mcioud the
name Of Charles WirtheiIing printer doiog business
in establishment in CITY Hall place.
ARRisr or wIICuRLLISG.
warrant was Issued aud Witcheing was taken IL
70 custody. when informed oi the Charge against am
he was much frightened and stated that be had not
printed any. but would point out the guilty party. He
IA company with Capt Sietrs. Revenue Inspector huf
ycy and Detective Mcl0ud proceeded 10 TIE pInii
establishment oi Randel and Blomcke, No. 100 VII
liam si.
BLosEHE ADMITS TIE PRINTING OF TIE FORGED
srAMPs
Witchellinc pointed out 20 the officers In the upper
part of the building. Nomekc. the printer OF The forged
stamps. who seemed to be greatly alarmed but stated
that he Lad oay printed 800 IMPRESSIONS. the plate he.
ing capable Of printing five copies NJ each impression
IN addition ne stated ha, the plate had destroyed
hy melting II ~ tie ire under The engine bOilef point
ing out the peis which the work had been doEe ~
night atcr Tcguiar hours and that b., partner Randall,
onToy innocent q. any participation oi The aiiir
The officers arrested Iloneke who. together WITH
Niichcllng committed by L. ;. Coinmiss sioner
Osborne 10 the Couni Jail. Oihcer MoLoud recovered
the plate in a mutai.d oond!,ior.
The engraving nccn done In excellent manner.
making detection difficult. the doects ~ of the
stamps appearing 10 the printing only u Is believed
uat large quantities II the counterfeit stamps ~ere
printed and the Revenue Of tie Government dersudcd
o. 10000.
This is TIE first discovery offprgcd Internal Revenue
Stamps The Eeycuue Inspectors. together with the
Det,ctircs named deserve rTuai credit IN icrrcti'
ont and Exposing the fraud. They have labored dii
gently ani viii probspl, receive proper recognition
from the Department 10 " ashirgton.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
Truyelcrs, Guide.

To Albany. oy fludson Il. T., Depo, 3oth.s. s1i
loth'sye, snd by Harlem u. X. Depot loth.s,
and iih.av.. via Hudson River, y, 10 a. III, y.
8, and II p. m. VIA Harlem u g m and .. M
cars ran bstween Chamber, aud ao;h-st. station
and City Hal and l6th.st. station.
To Baltimore and Washington, by the New-Jersey
r. r. FOOT Of Courtlandtst.. 8 and 10 a m..
p m, aud u midnisht. Sunday.s............... g.
10 Boston, bv New London line, Pier ~ n. r.
oaiiy tsu' day exceptej, j,......................
10 's,on. by New-iisven X. H.. via Springfield.
70 Boston. bv New Haven r. e., e7th-.t. and ath-
ave-. ya Shore Line, Ia aud % 0. Sunday... D
10 C,nsuiagoa, Rochester, Bu.alo Salamanca and
Wet hy frie Railroad. loot OF ChamDersst.s
att, ~ u M and nni. tfuigart tran....... 2
TO Camden H. Manchester, and l.onF Branch. by Rs.
riian and Delaware Bay Il. r. via s,eanboa.
les, Hov, from pisr3 N. Rat II: Sam; Way
Line for Manchester and Long Brsnch......... <l5
10 Greenpor, by Long Island 4, T.. foot ofJaues
rlip r.. H., r. IN. and fsphank. .......ea tn tndS .
To Iiscketts.dwn and intermediate stations By
Morris and Essex H. r., loot Of Bsrclsy-st, sc
$3.50 q. N. by road for sts ions west Of
Milsarn NJ t:i0 p. Morfi,town kxpr.ss...... p
To new sseo. connecting with X. X for Hartford.
end spingheld--steirners leave Peek Slip at - .,
70 New Haven. by tho N...ii.v-n Rn., s::h.ss
and ith,sv.. a. g. ny a. i2!. g. J:4, ~. aud
To thr West, By Central Railroad Of New.Jersey.
via Allentown. from foot OF i.ibertyst.. \. L.,
m, u m; and s;lap. ~ sunday train........
10 Philadelphia, by Ncw.Jerscy f,niroad. loot o,
Court rllandt-'i. J, 10 and II. III, IL IN, and6p.
m srd h mid1,ht observation-disclosures. 6
10 Providence By steamer CITY Of Providence. ey
cry IGesday. Thursday snd Saturday. from Pier
3J " X, ai..'...'.., ~
To Warrington. by Newyer.ry X. X. loot of
Courtlundt-si.. and a. M, ?. E.., and IL
midnight. Snudav.
To PierAont by Northern r. r.. New-Jrr~y
from Jersey City at % :. m. 12t a. snd 500 p.
To Now Orleans, eycry saifd4y, Aiiiltc aHd Iil-sls
Steamer Liue.
si.ten Island Ferry--See adycrt.euor..
fof further information IN ress,j 10 Railroad Tine IA
zee sdTeTtiscLnonis ~ saoi.er uli! oi thA pA9,S
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
Malta Close nj the Posl.Otflce


For Havana aud Vera Cruz. by steamer Vera Cruz,
Jst T.
Fr TURKS l,.and Port sa Prince kingston, balse.
carthas' ss- Jun o........................ j, NJ
For south Pacific, fsnams Sc. by steamer A,ia'
IL, Jan. 1oi q
For Europe VIA Portland. Thursday 1; II
For Alants, hususts, CLar-s'on. tolusnbls Mont
rom-Iy, Pensacola. Mobile Richmond, Nihslss-
ton. ~ C.Nas close d,ily s...............- ~ p 10.
bor Europe via Quebec siesigrTS- Male made up
every ,dne.dsy and CLOSED az l:7op. IN. Let
ters 10 be specially addressed . via Qnsbcc'
For New Orleans bv Rsfo.d-Nlails cose Ialy at
. =. m. No more Mails sent by sea
For Denver City, Colorado, Great salt 1,air, Iirh,
and Plaoei,iDe, California. daily. lsorday,sr
oept.d) BY Overland route. ...;.......,.~.. u p. ~
North Mall tyis Hudson River X. H. through md
way Mai. .................... IS aud ?, r.
Ess, Mall iva hey.iisvrnR r. E...5 nv II and /.
ast Mail Nsw Haven Wsy).......s M aud 20 y.
at Mil Via Newport and Fall Wrsi....,...... p m
south Mall a,..............,.. - u and 10y r III
philadelphia Nay yMsl...............S ,nd Al
Eiic RAILROAD Mail, l,..............a ~ m ant II p H.
Erie Railroad Maj fNayL,..........3 o. M End p.
New York tfnfe' Railroad Nail. p. M
ious
Loag Island NAL ito Minaels iIempsead Jsn,als.
xaA OyDTl,iitu ,t..,u,..U,' w ~ - -
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
I.nress shin News.

s,esuatlp ysn s. Terry Chaplin Newbern 70 hours nd'e
70 G. Goodsprcd. ,,
s,crrnhip Es,te-n CRY Ma,day. Pmade.ph'a % hours
viii mtse. 10 Thorn. - r - :,
pfss Bo.Ie fof 81 John ~ ~. Thous. Grind Turk. T.
Is days. With salt to \. smithsfs L Co. -,
Brr Velocity Dosnr. Long hsue. Jam, "a tays, Wiz sat
10 Darrell 4 Nsih.
sch Mary White L. Blanc cEArl9teiewn, P.El, 81 d.
with ost. 10 q. g. Smsli Go.
SPOKEN.
e~a,nship aabzra hence or New OrleausiGn y of keJ
Wet.
shr ". 2. Als5suier, h,soe Or K'y We.t-pec u, lat
% - !or. - a.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

FORGERY OF CHECK.--Samuel Bolles, o
resident of Hart ord Conn was on Saturday arrested
by Officer Reilly Of the Sixteenth Precinct on the
plant Of Mr. Thomas s. Raymond. Paying Teller Of
the North River Bank who states that the 9th OF
september Iast. the accused presented for payment
check pnrpor.ing TO haze been drawn by D. Shafef OF
No. 20 Warronst Brooklyn for the sum of s5i7. and
made pay able 10 s. Philips bearer. Believing 1t to
he genuine. the amount called for was paid 1t was
subsequently, asccrtaned that the check was forgery
Tine accused was committed for TRIAL by Justice Led
with.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
MAR BE ID.

HRpGEs-KNAPP-on Thur'dsy, Jan; = By shs Rev J.
Uet.e. formerly II the e5,h ~ u Volunteers. 10 N.its
s. only dsughter OF Levi Knapp. esq al Of West hsrer-
straw kockllad Co.. n. Y.
LAW-RANsOM-On Tbnrsdsy. Jan. T. by the Rev. John
he Wit of lrv.ugton, Nsiter ". Law to George H..
daughter Of ate J. II. Ransom. ESQ., both oi tr eJ.
NEWiALL-BARKER-O Thursday, Jan. 4. q TIE resf
deuce Of CEr.y Dav's in Brooklyn Joseph T. NewnaA "
Lyua Mss. 10 Elizabeth n. Bsrker of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
DEATH or A LusATIc FROM STARVATION

DEATH or LUSATlC FRoM SIAR'AIioN.-
Coroner Cover on Saturday held an inquest At the AIMS
ard. Innate. On the evening OF the 2Oth ut the de-
ceased. while on his way to supper made ms escape
through one OF the doors Of the snpper'room. ahd
although search made for him at the time and con
tnued for several days no trace of him could he ound
On Friday some of the attendants found him IN the Ice
oouse atiiched to the institution, covered up win
straw. and quite dead. verde, Of death by starsa
tion VAS rendered by tho jury. Deceased wasa na'e
Of Iceland, aged 80 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

In the Republic Of Mexico sad tina, they therefore thnt a.
TO declare that does not sccord with the policy Of the United
States to any erected on
the ruins OF republican govrneDt AnsTes under the
auspices Of sny European power"
The meeting adjourned to convene at the call OF the
President
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
CITY NJ WS.

M,1EoGOLoGICAL-Wc have every Kind o!
weather here during the W.utor but pleasant weather.
aud just uow ia the midst Of very cold sPci,
bitter enough for the most determined LypcrboTcan.
and suggestive mathematician Of all the polar tri-
angles IN Euclid. Tie Temperature rose last SATURDAY
but yesterday morning fol again nnd the atmo hcre
gclid biting and Keen TO degree tha; kcIi nost
of our lurBrious metropolitan within doors beside
blazing learths and soft FURNISHED chamber. Ice is
forming cyefywEcTs. aAd skating excellent and
abundant
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

G6s Houses CARrLRssLy J. OpLS during
the las, year a, reported bv tie police With the
of the BURGLAR ALAHa TrLrGGAPH by the simple
touch ~ "A small spring in your sleeping room you can
tel II window or door in the entire house IL standing
open l.. HoLNis No. lac Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
Dlssppr,RAycy or A WOMAN WITH A CHILD

A fes days siace My. Sarah McGiosaoy. Who for
months pas; hss been LIVING in the iain'y o. sirs
Sarah Smith 80. - HDirs-st.. loft the house Win
Mira Smiths little daughter. aged IL months saying
: nc would soon return. Sci.ner wonan or child have
since been Any infornaiion of the missing child
wn Do lhau.fuly recciyed by The distressed mother
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

man was conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital where he died
IN the 4tL Inst The jury rendered avcrdict against
Walter. The latter wss arrested after the
renee. and is now in the Tombs awaiting trial. DE.
ceased resided ut No. le2 Clinton-st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

ANOTHER STAY or JUDGMENT IL BARNEY
lREm : CssR-ExJudeo Stuart. one Of the counsel
10 the case of Bernard Irinrv. has obtained writ OF
error on APPEAL 10 hc Court of Appeals wih stay "
execution ol judgment GItl Lat Cont shah pass upon
IL nua. .llDL. I'M NeL.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

THEFT or SLK.--peter and Jacob Ross,
brothers, ared respectively IS and - years. wore
yesterday irugh torc Justice Dowing on the charrs
Of hayin. stolen ~ yards of sk plush. yaacd at slo
from tie store Oi M Charles = Clark OF 10. liz Var.
sins,. Tie prisoners confessed their Su, and were
evmmLied by ihe magi.traio iOr tria.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
Uuslncss Notices.

BURNgrT's COCAINE has received universal
adorsereni No ohr pep;'sou ros'ess.such remarkable
properties FOR cr5e,sins and ,rcnst enus the hsir and
renierns 4: k aud glossy. II baduc'. and eIaese.
dapdfas III Stood the .e. of,l. and competition. Sold
a. over the world.
A PARTNER WANTED IN u most lucrative
and weles.bish.d EDUCATIONAL DrnSsss, which eau be
immensely increased BY tie .id {, csq. Cal q. No.
u Parkrow Room No. H.
RgaoyAL.-The Depot for the sale OF the
WilpxR PATENT saTANANpyR fiss PRoov sirr Ia To
moved fom No lo h.cen!anc to No oousanlest, nesi
/ bsoodsaT
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYR.-The best in the
word Perfect ns,nri reliable, h.n'eS and nsisn
~ ne srss, ssas' ..,ct, r'S No 3, s.ssl,,
! The Universal Clothes Wringer with cogs
the first Premium It e Fair OF ib. American Institute
fhe best muse. II. {. BRowsN0, No. 5'7 brcsdwsy.
| ARTIFICIAL LIMBs- b FRANK. PALNEs, u. D.,
Givn IRIS "Rysr' PAIsSr Iinps roso,pIrns-,k.. 8"
BwAr NY 1893 Cnnsrsrr VI, rslA ~ y
,oa cossissossp ny srseroSirsnnA. os.- y, =, :, -
j. +. ELLIS, DEALER IN
! WHIrLKx WILSON l. Hoxs SnwN" .'.ss,I ~ chi's'
n.eiias. 70 rsu, and Rep. 10 oIisr wihau. ct,rr-
A SLRSr SKwIyG.MAcHINE, making the
| tk.,L /" T;... A. Gubbs Stitch" strong elastic and
dur,blS WmcoI oIBss, No 3eS broadway.
The TLoRBSCE SEWING MACHINE, with Re-
,e,,h. Se.d and Uniform Tspsien-mskns four diaeIsst
.,itchss No. ~ broadway.
\
GROVER T. BAKERs HIGHEST PREMIUM
rA.rrc srrrcz SEWING MAcExrs, for family No 40
Broadway.
IMpR0vED LOOK SUTCa MACHINES for Tailors
.,d Manufacturers. GphvRk 4 BAKkg SEwiSu MACHINE
| CovpANr No. so broadway,
HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.-ELlAS
UoWs it,, President, No 6.s Broadway Agents wanted
| WHEELER d WILSON'S Lock STITCH SEWING
NAcAISG la GaIyOASpAE MACg1xx. ~ ~ ASsssaN.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

BAESUM AT NEWARK. .--BaTnnm is Ia teach
the citizens OF Newark how - make money. by giving
bis lecture that fayorts hene before the Literary
Association OF that ci,. on "Wednesday evening, loh
lu,,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
IAdvcrsi.cnnen.ll

BRICKS. 80. 900 to35, 900 splendid Bricks axe
mnde per day by the NArIoSAL BiLCK MACHINE. Sat.
isaotion guaranteed. ADg.g I;rouA No. 100 Broad
way.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

The American Foreign Joint Stock Company
viii hold is annual meeting TIL. ctenine at Hop
Chapel Gowcr Had. at = 0oIock The annual ad
dress vii be- delivered by The Esy. ssll, Msriin. 81
" Traae and Labor ai tlc sgaiA.' AlnL-lIoa re.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

THE BROOKLYN CoNNoy CorSciL.-The
Board will nee, this afternoon. when tie Mayors Mes
arr will be sent m aud the officers for TIE ensusg yeaI
el,cicd ipcluling the President " tie Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

ROBBED A SALooN.--On the night OF the Doth
ult Ihomas Melrose aud William NJ. Huston broke
into The billiard saloon o; II. H. staco!. Nos - and 7s
rilih-aye and stole fom thence billiard and pool balls
yaluel at VIA Marcus Sael subsequently niicd them
in dspusing Of tho property All Of the accused were
arrested by Officers Weshburn and Palmer of the Ninth
Precinct. end yesterday were committed by justice
LedRith None of the property was seco'e cred
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

ALLEGED DErALCATToSs. There are rlmors
a. the csc; that there extensive de!acation3
in one or more OF the ErootsB city oilices. A. yet
there is nothing definite but }: Is understood t.A some
:llt0D aIe missing nom one place.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

JFFYERs, No. 513 BRoAawAy.
IApns' GoOD BoOrs ASD SHois AND GfNlLryCS's
slIpPFRs at low prices JLIIfgs. No. 81 3BRoAuwAr.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
DEATH FROM FALLING THROUGH A SIDE

wALK.-Coroncr Wildcy Saturday led an inquest
the bodJ OF Patrick Giroy native oi Ireland, aged
% years. On Friday last while the deceased was pass
ing through broadway, near OIe-hundred-andf fhir.
tlethst he fs into hollow IT, the sidewalk. cansed BY
tho caying in Of a sewer receiving njrres. from the
effect OF which no died soon after Ii havmS been
proven that the sidewalk bad been in insecure con
dilou for some time past verdict @. ceusGre those
having ii III charge rendered by the jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
5peeiaI Notices.
"IIOme Thrustss 9

''uome Thrustss
Or,
MARRYING AND GIVING IN MARRIAGE"
ANNA f. DICKINSON,
A. the COOPER INSTITUTE.
TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. 4
ges head Lectures and Meetings"
A Regular Meeting OF the Tiard Assembly Di.,rics
rao, A.sociaon VI, be held THIS EVENING at the fiish
''1 ''''' - JAMES NJ TUTHILL, Pre.ideu:.
Jouv A. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
NEW BARTLETT sEwiNC-MACHlNE
Is tie
only one sold st less than SIS.
LICENSED BY
Wheeler 1 WILSON, TO their Feed
Adopted by
yiIs, ella" Machines ss the Ony Reliable Feed.
Therefore the
NEW BARTLETT sEwING-MACEIINE
Is the
CHEAPEST GOOD sEWING-MACuINE.
Price S..
1--WE lave examined these Machines Tie uechinsm 10 of
tho pest kind and Is found he durable and roisee~s
The stitch did not rip upon being tested and is far superior
10 tue cheap aehiDes ~ ssiea,i6c American.
BARTLETT sEwlNG-MACIIINE Co., No. ;6' Broadway.
Chappcd Hands and Face, sore Lips, Chill
biains, Gc.-HEGEMAN Co.'S CAMPHoRlcE
WITH GLYCEaINE ehspped hands, &c, imrnedF
ae, and viii keep shn son and smooth In the codess
weather Sold by druggists Price IS cent. Sent by mail
iot % cents HEoEnaN 'o'
Chemists and Druggists New York
To Consuu'ptivrs.
Owins TO the dcay OF designating pare medicinal COD
Liver Oh RusHroys a. W CoD LIVER OIL win future b
MT p each bottle IN box, with Mhosaph label and ws
rsnted wholesale and retail No. 10 A,tor l.on.c.
Piymourh Church. Brooklyn THE Rev Henry warA
re.c,.,.,-sn the PEws and AISLE CHAIRS In this
house win be pabHcly RENTED Tor year Gu TUESDAY
FyFNISG JAN .. 1856 commencing O'Clock. N 3. Ne
account OF the weather Gy order Of shA
Trns'ees -
Stccie's Feather Dustcrs for Preserves.
PARLoR prsrsRs. PIANO Dr,rERs, CAnHiAsx Srsrsxc
PrCrung DusrEs fuRsITrRs DusTERs, CoHNicE orsTkka
LIBRARY Drsrxas CouNrxs DusrERs OvKR $50 yARn-
rIBs DusrsIs sroExs, HorEn AND DwrI@iSas' Al
STEELE Co. No, arARK-ROw, OPP. A.'er House
THE RAILWAY Is hSvScsfs AsstE.sS; sSD rrxs g.stssss.
Railway n s m,: NON s. New n0,a I - ~ sas sSs.1tss IA
il ;ripe sheet. the largest Pspe, p1b AAed IN ne e
me-, 'hSnp do their ssns NswYc.n
hs ssss TaE X
AND TINES. -------
Merehead's Mssnct n Phstcr,
For Cough: I'D csS and y asSssTc pP'nArES
~ M bepsht than Ill the Bsps Bslssns syxrps ana
sar.i, ia eIisteucs Il unrvskA y s'rcnshsnsr 70 "S
System, and -
v,iLpc This PLASTER IS APPLIED.
Price rs cents . box.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS
1nv .c.,Icmsn Ia want of shirts. Hsstsry:
gliSli FACES sss 4 ss lsn; if
1r,rmrnt No. PARkROW, opposite ne 49, ~, s,ssr
:. n, a. rcous for spring sOOd, splendid Paper Sols
nor 100 dne Linen Colst, ~ Is pss dossn ss.ss 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
~ OND DISlhTIU
PurApTipnIA, saturday, Jan. &, lt,s

FHiADFIIHIN, ',VHIUI', Jaw v It'N-F ~.
The murder of Aii's waits IA Germantown causes
great excitement there u II tho ilst MURDER evor
committed in tigt Village. Ths deceased WAS over 20
wears Of sge and resided alone. She was found with
her skull fractured and throat cu from ear 10 ear The
murder mat have been committed between o and :
O'Clock ~ her nurse len her ~ q. No clue Ia tho
dercr has vet been discovered. The murdered woman
Is rcl1riel 70 hnye been quito rlch.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

Kgyss CouSTY CIRCUIT CoURT, January 2,
-. No. to ~ inclusive. The of fGpnxlcs and
pchr,cr charged VITA the murder OF the Cuban Otero
IN the iirooksn Cliy Paik, viii be hocsi up 10! tr.a
during the nceI.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

FRK.-Shouly after . O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon ire broke out in tue jewish Synagogue,
come! OF STATE and bOergn ss. originating from the
heater The damage was slight. IA consequence of the
1o.ton, o. Mr. James McCau.cy, fore man OF No. ~
Engine francis II. White. james Moore. Peer Mae.
nannra John Moore. Peter Murish aud George
Walker. Who suppro. eel the flames before tAoy eS'
t.ndod through the bu.,iny. Ihe i,naye j. asout
.n
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
B.1OOkLYV NEWS.

TIE WEEK or PRATTR IN THg EASTERN DIS
rRcI-1ic following Is sAe prognnmc for The ser
vices of The week a. prayer IN the EasicTr ID iIic'
commeucing to-day. Daily Union Prayer Meeting 10
the ecnrcrou ~ the trSt Baptist Church oo.f.r VI
South Fifh and lIlta..t. IRON - 20 q O'Clock p n
Missionary meeting this evening In TIE Presbyterian
Church cornsr ~ aoui Third nnd fi..h-sis az which
IN account 81 the Iofelsg Missionary Sof. o. tho oG
=, boo ric,byisrian Church wil be- given ~ INC Il "
DAVID irynr. corrcspoaiiag Secretary oi tie oaTd OF
FOrcign NissiDns. Tomorrow evening MisslonaTy
meeting in the Reformed Dltch Church. corner Of
Solih Second lnb fogrihsu, viih An account 81 me
Foreign Msslossry work o. irc whole Reformed Pro-
iesiani Dutch Churcn by the Rev. Mr. Ferns. Core
.oadug sscfct,ry of their Board wednesday night.
MnsionArv meeting iu tho New-ineiani toneTesa'
touil Church. with account 81 The great Missionary
work OF thr Con gTc g,tional aud ScS Schoo. Pcsby
tlsIIu Caurrbc'. carried 90 hy tie A. u. I. Foreign
II N.ss.orr 1i1 dsY nigli. Missionary w.sfrr Ia the
south filt,i. ~. T. ch'Jch. near tiith.si. With 40
account ofle Missionary work ~. tie hole Mcol If
E,.-cYpsl CiugcI. fnda' night. hlsaousTy meeting
b. Ito ts.aye Errfis Aurcb. With sn fcc'uai o! tie
M.ssiVnisy volA %, the Baptist Church
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
MURDER AND ROBBERY.
An Agcd Indy Found Witt Her Thrsnf
Cut nud skull FRACTURED.
pnm ,DyIruIA Saturday. Jan. 3. 100

InIL,DYlpiIA Saturday. Jan. Z. 1866
A woman named Mary Watts was found. with
her hrout cut tho fooI of her residence in German
town af O'clock tn.s morning. The murder h sup
lo-cd 10 have been committed by burglars, ht hOut,
vas stripped OF mucb valuable property.
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
Iy.rAlL,rIoy oP A PAsroR. IN, Eey. 4. l

IysTaLL,riOs or A PASToR.-Th, Rev \. L.
yin Cicscn vas yc,tcriny Installed Pastor Of ihe Re-
fiFmod DItoh Chgr n ~ Gr.fnQoiat II. acceptance
of the ca io H., church oy tie Rsy. NJ Gicson Wa.
improved iy tho X. II N0r.h t.4s6is o. Long Island
II a ,pccil session held 10 Flushing the .'tb ult,
and The foluxus arrangements for the Interesting
ceremony Of installation tnen made: Tie President
II a.. Gi,s-g the Iey WIN. Anderson. to preside and
read the fgin; 10 preach the tho Rev. L. y.
Porter u. u rrinGrils, the Ecv. 4. AWilict. H. D..
,eardssi 20 charge tie Pa,tor sthc Rev. g. Issage.
priuarius; the Rev. James Wyckor. socHadss, to
charge the people, the Esyw. II. Tea EyeL Irlwern,;
lie Rev. Wm. Andersen. iscBHSls.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
4 boarding.. House. TnEr.--On the eth

FATAL ENDING or AN OLD Sfo0fiS0 CAst.-
On the nornin0 OF the osth OF September las party
~ ,owdss cnie-ed the saloon Of Christian Walter III
the basement of No. eo5 Dvison.st. and soon became
engaged in row, during which the proprietor was
badly beaten. The ruihsns hbhay ran mug M u, a'. %
nnrsy,ed NV W alter who had armed himself with gu.
Seeing man ON the opposite side Of the street. whom
he thought was one of those who hay; ai9cssd lhn;
Walter fred. the ball taking eee. 10 tne @ sue .,
SHaoa WlQ NQs teQd.Ds aa alP%s sv&ad. IAs pVa9ss1
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

Monsieur Blot will reopen his Cooking Acsd-
emy 10 morrow afternoon at Ma. $50 Broadway nnd'
having s,steDatbed aad condensed Ms plan of instrlc
,ion win now he able to teach The euiiir culinary AIT
in twenty lessons.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

A PARTNER WANTED IN most lucrative
and weI.s;-bsh.d EDUCATIONAL DrsNsss, which can be
immensely increased by the .id G. moe cspa. Cal =. No.
u Parkrow Room No. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

1ny scsIicmau IN want Of shirts. hss'sy: o. ~:
ahns Glove Sca,fs Ties Acc &c. can ges s socs
pWSanIEs1LE FACES at SMITH FOwLEk 49,
department. No PARkRoW opposite, ss be, 1t ~ Ssiss
as tni on, for serinr roods SPLENDID Paper Colh ~
,,s loo ans Linen Collars - pss dossn .s.s, 49,
Eiulsl puusu. q Il. Apas0 90 tAs'asa " '''A'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

RgaovAL.-rhe Depot for the sale of the
WilpxR PATENT sAfASASDyH fiss PRoov sirs is
moved irom No. io h.oensnc to No Coutanlsst near
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