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4 } news at Law ana Claim Agents. practice IN 81
ne Courts. Collections promptly attended TO
also claims against the United States and Vouchers
collected Office 10 North Cherry street. up stars.
OTIS, (. A.-At,Orney and Councillor at Law,
l Once 90 Cherry 81: z. .. Box 7ls
HANKEIsS AND BROKERS.
UsIR51 NATIONAL BANK-GoYsrnment Deposl-
z tory-NO. 50 College street, betWeen Union
and the Puoie Square dealers in UDcurreht
Money Exchange, Uoin, ana Government secUri-
ties OF all Kinds. stocks and Bonds bought sEd
sold on Commission. Collections promptly al
tended 70.
q. sAsToHB, Pres't JAS 6. OGDEN, Cash'r.
K. o. JAHIsON. Assistant Cashier.
NFARR, THOS S.--brokeT, corner Union and
M College streets, buys and sells Gold, Utcur-
r,u, Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
C1lecnons attended 10 promptly.
Also buys ami sells on COMMISSION.
:, ssCOND NATIONAL BANK or NASHVILLE
~ - cherry street, deals in Exchange, OCVeIn-
nlent Securities ana Co n. Collections promptly
att nded 10 J. LUAsDEE, Cashier.
fEgHlRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
and Coln- Collections promptly attended TO.
Gold Stocks and Bonds ID on Commission.
". W. BEaRY, President EDGAG JONES, Gather.
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RATES OEADVKRTIsIkG.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
70 ADVKRFIeER8 IN DETAIL,
THE RATES WILL 81 as FOLLOWS,

Advertisements IN Tie special Column, hTst time,
from I ~ lines, 81 Ob-each additional line, =
t.suts: subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. ln
Local Colunn fIst time, rom 20 lines, 81 c.
each additional line, - cents; sEhsequent lnscr-
tons 10 cents per Inc.
An Advertisements occupying special position,
nd AL double column advertisements, VII be
charged ssh per cent advance On regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VII be charged st the regular advertising rates
and must lnyAIishly be paid advance, OF no in
seFboD made.
ANNOUNCEMENTS or CANDIDATES
FOf btAle DlIlcbfh..s--. - -
For County Onieera. ~ ~
Eur 1ty . "
We, the undersigned have this asJ adopted tac
shove rates for advertising 10 Hhlch We ONO olf'
kGsHV LIE UNION PRINTING CO,
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BILL, JONES CO. for Gazette.
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mANKEItS ND RROKERN

OTIS. 4. A-AttOrney and Councillor at Law
l J once 4255 Cherry 81: 2. o. Box las.
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Established in 1862.
AND NOW ABOUT ENTERING ITS
Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support OF
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensI and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters
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BOOK SELLERS AND sTATIONERs.
CINGLETON, K. Il --BOokseller, Publisher
= s,auoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post o. q
Building.
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LOOK AND Jas PRINTING.

docket, BROWNE, HANKS OO.,-BooE
ID and Job Printers, and publishers Of tie Da
> and weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
Union and DeadsrcE streets.
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Speer's Wine

u Impsrts a healthy seton Of the glands, kidneys
ard urinary organs, yerJ beneficial IN dropsy, govt
-.
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BREWERY.

S,PKING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL a
- FRANK, successors 20 NJ. }. Drueke4, Brewers
OF Ale snd Lager beer. No. Al Broad stree, Nash.
vile, Tenn. ldecS-ly
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WALL PAPER, etc.

LAR W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 BUSINESS Agents, over Yorks Book Store, 3S1S
Union Str, ct, Nashville, Tenn. su26-6m%
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As A TONIC
AS A DIURETIC

Il has no equal, causing sn appetite and building
up the system, BENG entirely pure VINE Of =
mos valuable grape.
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nrLL AND nnAss FOUNDERS.


BELL AND IIsAsS FOUNDERS.
DERRY LUMONT, Bell and Brass Founders,
Manufacturers Of ali kinds Of Brass work,
dealers 10 gas. steam and water pipe, oil well tu-
ing snd pump, gum hose, packing. spelIers solder
and baJbil, No. A Broad street, near the nver.
ma4
LOOK AND JaB PRINTING.
DECKETr, BROWNE, HANKS & O0s-Book
ID and JOB PnntersB and pu' ishers OF the Dai
> and weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
Union and Deaderick streets.
BREWERY.
c,PkISG WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL a
- FRANK, successors 70 NJ }. Druckel, brewers
OF Ale snd Lager beer, No. Al Broad stree, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecs-ly
HOOKsELLEIkS AND sTATIONERs.
SNGLETON, r. bookseller, Publisher
- 5,auoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post o. q
BUILDING.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTUKEIIs.
AYERS a HUNT-Manufacturers Of all the
M Latest Styles of First Glass Carriages and
Bugqes, Express Wagons and Csrryslls, ~ Rorth
Market street.
CLAIM AGENTS, &e.
John O'NEILL, Military Attorney aud SJlicitoy
81 Of Claims, fTosecutes all classes OF CLAIMS
against he Government for citizens and soldiers.
ONCE 80 Cecsr street, Nashville, lem lnoy7-6n@
INOMt KINs, H. & IO-U. 8. G sim Agents,
i cheers Pay Accoun.s sad QuaTtermssters'
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, Up stairs.
coal AND WOOD.
HNIGHT BROTHERs.-Dealerst in Cumberland
n and rittsburg Cal Wood sawed and split 10
stove lengths. Once 49 Church street. Yard on
Rolling ldlll, south Of Broad. All orders filed
promptly.
COLLECTING AGENTS.
ID 3 TUTHUL, Deputy United states Marshal,
IL. collects Note Accounts, SC, in Middle Ten
no see Office at State Capitol, next door 70 Fed
raj Court Room. p v. Lock Box 81, See adyer-
tisement in smother column. ldec9 6m
NEWS DEALEIss, dc.
roNE & TUNN ELL-Wholessle and Retail
~ B0oEse'ler StaGoners, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street. Nashville, Tenn.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
1 Il. q H. W. btSOWN, heal Estate ana General
81 a.. BUSINESS Agents, over Yorks Book Store $50
Union Str ct Nashville, Tenn. su26-6m"
WALL PAPER, etc.
AEEREITT & HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
WI Window Shades WindoW Glass and Photo
graphic Material, AZ Church street, Mayfeld
Ing, opposite Maxwell. House.
CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
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CLAIM AGENT rs, dc.
nE,,LS nEnI.I,,,s Ic-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TONE TUNN Ebll-Wholessle and Retail
~ B0OEse'le StaGoners, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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gAMBURG PORT WINE.

Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal and bene
6eisl qualities, highly esteemed BY eminent phJ
sieans, used IN European and American Hospital
and by some Of the first families in Europe an
America
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CARRIAGE SIANUFACTUKEIls.

AYERS a HUNT-Manuacturers Of all the
M Latest Styles of First Glass Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and Csrryalls, ~ HOTth
Market street.
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.

Fl. TonPKISs, R. ". PORTER, wM. A. lord
ne Md. I4th Of Edqefold, Late BIT. MGjorA
Co. u.s. Can. Tenn. SchOfsld'S Stat.
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CON GsREsS WATER

BILE remedy for affections oi the Liver and Kidneys
Dyspepsia, Gout Chronic Constipation and Cutane
Gus diseases Isa most powerful preventive OF tnl
Fevefs and Bilious Complaints, SO prevalent II
warm climates.
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DIE ID.

BARTLETT-As Salisbury Liteb6ed CO. Conn. Fridsr
Dec ~ 1852 Cot liorin. Bartlett, aged 10 years
BUTTF2FIELD-0n Friday, Dec. l5 1865 at Clif Hal
keghley Yorkshire, England, Johu Bu,erfsH. Of the
House Of Buas.held Brothers, Bradford
DEWAR-M Fairmount. Westchesef Co.. Monday, Jan.
OF consumption Janet Dewar' aged W years. native OF
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to :.terd
tie ionera from tine residence Of Mr. John Abe crobe Of
farmonnt on Wednesday Jan 3. at a O'Clock p.
DoLANon Tuesday morning Jan. O. 1866 Emily. second
daughter of John L. and Maria Dolsu. deceased.
HATHORS-Ansr long and painful Illness Eliza Taylor.
wife Of Geo G. hahom, in the SD year Of her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully in ytsd
20 attend the funeral from her late residence No ~ West
Fortyfourhst. on Thursday, Jan. T. at IL O'Clock.
HAMPTON-On Tuesday afternoon Jau O. Mrs Sarah
Hampton, aged 50 years.
The friends Of the family and Of her son. yiss H. and
Aon,o R.. respectfully invited attend the funeral
services, at No o. West Twelfthst Thursday sernoO.
at O'Clock.
son Of Nicholas and Sophia A. lie Come aged 10 mcnths
The friends sud reiatves Of the family are respectfully
p.Ice! peoos. No. 20 ''''H"'D on inu''''' afternoon
MYER-A. Tarry,own on Tuesday Jan p Miss Catharin~
l.. Myer in the both year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence this W edneday) Afternoon
Train. leave Tbirtiethst III II. r. depo. at 10 O'Clock
RIcHMoND-on MONDAY JAM l. Sarah Adelaide, widow Of
the Rev VIM. Richmond.
toners Of st. Mehaels Church. respectfully invited :"
attend the funeral services In 81 M:haes Church. Broad
way OF Ninety ninhst. on Thursday Jan AZ u
o'cloca p. -
RElNOLDS-M Fort Lee, ~ j., on Monday, Jan. l. Ana
b. wife of WIN. Reynolds. aged IS years.
The friend. OF the family invited to attend the funers %
Thursday jan g. at O'Clock p. ~. ,
sTIILMAN-On Tuesdsy Jan @ Thomas b. stilman. aged
50 years -,
his funeral will take psce from his late residence in Plain
hed j. Thursday afternoon 9Th inst 81 IL O'Clock
Relatives friends invited to attend without further
notice.
Trains leave the foot Of Lhety. n. r. for Plsinhed via
n j. Central Railroad. ocock snd. returning leave
Pauheld at O'Clock Carriages VIII De 10
1T the Station
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Av,u.ements shis Evening.

w,IJACHs THEATtR-Losr IL LosooS.
oIyuPIC TIFATER-nosrK Caisro; Or TUX iOSr
PRIsosR ~ rug tnArEAu DIV
xtpto,s G,RpES-CnErs Busngs, on llu,Dsao YEARS
AGO
WINTER aARDFS-FDwis Booin IN IiAsLfr
Iucy EVsnTONS NEW-iORL TlEAiEE 90 1nE
SCHOOL ScArDAL
BROADWAY TnEATEG-- SAN" and Mosr'
u.uSTrNs MISEUM--rH~ ORPHAN BoYso or hUSo,kr
ON Tar CHARTER or uLyASER-t ihcrs--1 uhiosilihs,
Ac-t0eruoon aud Eyc.ing-EKrHA PsRioHaAAct %
II an
FoX.s OLD BOWFRY THEArER-C0Ssos rHE bnh
-IuR 1oIpYS Ar-rHr FoREsr OF hoSDf
cpaNDsT TlIEATER--Comcf of Grand aud Crosby -sts-
THP DRrsKsRD.
SFW-YORK CIRCts-lirH -iorrsrRI>N AND trs
x,srtc PrrFoRaAxCRs-JAsKs RoBtssoN. THH BARI
u,cK GIpEs-JOY PEsrLAyD-Hutineo NJ q o'clock
GRYANTs MINSrRELS-Ici oN PAaLE FRANcAs-pAs
Ppy,yI's STUMP SPErcH-BiACK EYED WILLIAM
LrrLs ,iAc As JocK0 TBg MONKEY.
sTt-DJp DIILDINGS Tenth,t-fKEScH, EsGLisH AND
fLrslsH PrcruRxs
PROGRESSIVE sOCfABLE-Ebbiu Hall, 3id'
TEMPLE OF TRIIII-No. 8l4 Broadw way-SriRlru ALish
-PuBLIc SK,soys
nROOKIYN ACADEMY or MtStC-JoHN BRouGHAN So
"FIIrs IA TuI WEB" HIS LAST LYGs
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ln,sr from the Pbi,sdeIphin Fire.

PaTLADILPBA. Pa. Tuesday. Jan. =. lo6b.
All the money packages from ilarndcn6
1rpfess are safe and tie greater part OF The freight
nH the binding was removed
tits now supposed that the total loss will be s9J0000
but the amount OF insurance i large and VIII probably
sesrly cover the loss.
The ircmcu worked nlanfnlly 20 subdue the fames,
,ud a. one time were pouIiag . streams Of water
The rear end Of the building.
The site Of tie buildings vas formally occupied ~
Tle ola ChestnIt.st. t!c9tef.
Rockhili a Wilson's loss I. estimated a $1,000 The
greater part Of their stock removed. lie building
was insured
No Coz ChestnutSt. was owned by AmO0I Holliner'
worth. who resides IN New England.
Perry & Cos ciOthicr,, loss l. s60OOD They are
inSured $50
1te duinaee 10 Uagargces paper warrsOnfe i no'
very large, and il was principally caused 5f "1Nr
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Very rcspceifulIy.
j. Il. SHRnrEp, Secretary.
Nasiorai Delegate rerting Of the C"ierd
People at Washington.

Tlosc of us, the undersigned, who are cltizcns OF
Virenin ,gecc appointed delese;rs 90 vi' Nahns'o on
f 81 ,o OF the c0ofcd people al large aud
moe ings coorcd citizen htd Ir,pectY'y n1
SoLtYra Hampton, on Point yorktown nnd Niiiahsnuff
d o ~ n the uudCrsignod who ctizehs Of tho state
Of aIry.nd appointed ios the same lLrpo.c NJ hnll
,eg~ State Convention for tho entire state OF Mtyanf
h.d "a ~, Douelss Institute. Banore, coriacncinf the
-. of December ifri.-Bishop a. W. Waymar Pre- den',
ai.-d ~ y kice-fresdsis. ilcre were i| "gn,i rp
to a. .ies al his Convention from every par OF tho
-fatr % ii1l' istd. 90,
Ne nop i4os c1ucsi'y unite IN eau ior preliminary
,i, 81 IN de,epsl.s from sr ciiOus Of the country
ard 10 rryrccl the incrc', Of The coored people at
- fr the uuroo,e, OF oiaaniliOn aud consultsti0n.
- 49,, r., i,rio tLnfc of Which the Rev Henry VI gh'
- f I. ua,for al NaihinetOn, the 2th day oi JaDu-
~ d., +. o,lrt ~ M All dceeafs they arrive az Wash
viii please enter thcaf nses la Do0A 10 pr A. p o.
Dt.is's Hotel, No. 2l2 hst .,
Lf.NfS H. DOUGLASS, lRObI bhiLE y. .,,
uN q NsTTUEWS FREDERICK SMITH,
Msrylaud %. NJ. NORTON.
JNO. NJ BROWN. lCALEIM rErffh'
y. ". WILLIAMS go W hl'n nor, ns..'e''
atto.t "a DAt NE GEORGE CHAIOlM.
iiCuhpD Mill Whts hon. member
CORNELIUS ALLEN,
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MARRIED..

CARi iNo-LILLIE-At Belydete N on Monday JsnI
!, 1866 by tho Rev. Wm. n Kirk. M r; u Csn"s
Scranton Penn. to Miss Is. G. Lille OF Belvdere N .
MEAD-OLsON-On Wednesday. Dec e. 1855, st Che res'
dence Of the brides parent, by the Rev Inos Ar6,Ass
d D., Cyrus Mead Of this icy to Emehne oisoh oi DIVA
lyn. No cards
HOWARD-sTAhL-On Sunday, Dec. 81 1862 at tne rem
denee Of the groom, by the Rev :. a. baAef' "'' "
Howard e,1., TO Miss Het;ie A. Stsh OF ONO
sTONE-GATEs-On Monday, JAN J. 1855, By the KEY " 3
Saltmas Mr. Frank Stone OF New iork to bliss Ss'An ."
Gates Of Tempeton. Mass No cards.
Eastern papers please copy.
LEWIS-PECK-On Thur.day Dec. 49, by the Rev u
Burchard f. CLANCY Lewis OF Manchester. Oneida Co n.
y, to Miss Obey. daughter OF Matthew Peck esd ""
cards.
YALE-CORNIsH-At Banbridge, N. Y, on Tuesday Dec
&C. by the Rev. L. b. Yale Mr. A. j. Yale W Miss SsfsD
Cornish, both Of Bsinbridge.
L0BDELL-LOBDELL-A Bairbridge N. y, on Tuesday.
Dec 26 by the Rev l.. Il. Yale Mr.. Nm. u. Lopoeh "
Niles Mary Z. Lobdeb, both of Scheneyus, n. T.
YALE-PEARsALL-At Bainbridge. n. T., on Thursdsy.
Dec 28 by the Rev. L. b. Yale Mr. Melvin a: Yale o. o'ni
ford 70 Miss Poly Pearsall Of Bainbidge, n. Y.
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American Freedmen. Aid Commi,.iou.
WAsHGGfoN u. C., Dec. -. -

NAsUN0l1N7 y. z, DOC. =, 100.
FRANCS GlOaGr SHAW esq., PrtsiieTt ~ J. r. A., No.
10 .J0ia.sf hCr.ioTt.
My DEAR SIR: have obtained from General
Howard table hereto appended. showing The precise
number Of lreed.peoIle men, women and children de-
ncnden upon the Government foT food. aud bis estimate
of the numbers likely to become dependent during tie
Winter.
u is probable that the proper 5eneicares Of tie com
mission viii number two or three times many as are
reported for rutonslarge numbers aeCaiEg some ds-
sis.ouce, although not entirely dependent
There is longer any question that oil that can be
collected will Dc needed. TO prevent extreme suffering
and death and 10 sustan the schools upon which the
dcstiny the race il 70 turn
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Accidental shoo,ing-Den'h Of the Victim.

At about l0 o'clock yesterday morning, a
party Of young in the saloon Of Robert
Campbell 40. 5g5 Jonth-aye talking on various mat
terr The conycrsation finally turned on target.
excursions and onc Of tho pvVber. named John
raTgraye. picked up gun which s.ood behind thc
bar and snapped a cap on IT, The piece
failed To explode. and lie snapped another
cap This time The gun exploded the slug With which
il was loaded passing through Tie thigh OF the bar
tender William J. Stewart, sevcring the femoral ar
tory lie died In a short time from loss OF blood Cor
oner WilGey later in the day. held an inquest ana IL
being shown that the occurrence purely accidental
verdict in accordance with the facts was rendered
Deceased was a native Of Ireland aged 30 years ana
re. lnd N The eornnr ol E0rtyLLlIl 81 and lentavc
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

\ SArR BLOWN OPHS BY BCRGLARs. --Eafly
on Monday evening. O.icer corbeit oi tLc second
Precinct while passing through WililaiHs heari ne
noise Of ga explosion. and after making due search
found that the jeweTy store Ns. l,5 Wi'lsm's I"o
&een entered !! burgdrs by means Of false KEN. ,
He further discovered that the burglars hat drilled
holes around fne lock of the safe which contained The
more valuable portion Oi The JeNcry and hy inserting
powder in tie h0os had red 1t by means % fuse The
noise of the explosion fgtened the thlescs who ron
sway In their haste leaving behind them oil The valp
. ables nnd set Of bnrglaYs tools.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

SHOOTING ARRAY IN 4 SALOON.--ou Monday
night party OF intoxicated men entered TIE lager bier
,alOon of Charles Renhcmer. No. 4J Wiliamat.. and
demanded refreshments for which they refused 10
These were refused by the proprietor and the party
then commenced to break the furniture in the place.
During the fight which ensued pisiols and haichets
were used.
Alexander McFadden Of No. 10 Vandam.st. was
struck la the face by bullet nd slightly Injured. The
y0pT tor and four others arrested but were yes
ferdsy discharged by Justice Dowling.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

At AtWaterioo, Wis, two children Of Hr. Garrison,
Awo Of Mr.. Drew, and two other peTsoDs, all "f whom
had drank OF the milk OF COW which mad dog was
Laid 10 heye bttea several years before. have died
Kitbin few days previous TO Dec. 26 each manestng
IN the symptoms Of hydrophobis.
Artemas (not Arf,mus) Ward snd bis wife we're found
kxaead in thor bed at Worcester Mass on Friday morn
Eny last and there wsl dissgreement among CONNIE.
ssa, sulh.,lt,os Lor their dcccaee attributable
n. soisonins or th1 \aniion of coal gas.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

DECKER BROTHERS new PATENT PIANO.
roRrrs No. 81 Bleeckerst, (which The World OF Dec
% says: Upon the merit Oh S''
nrable mechanism. added to one very simple but won
derfuly substantial improvement the Decker Piano mas
during the three years that has been before the
world gained celebrity rlvaling that OF the ihsru
mcnts made by the oldest-established American ana
European firms
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

A PARTNER WANTED in a most lucrative
and weest.b ihei EDUCATIONAL Business which be
immensely increased by the aid Of capital Call at No
= Pirsrcw. Room No -.
NorICE.-Parties having lost letters contain
ing money other yluables within the past three months
addressed 20 them st the New City, WilamsbuEsh
~ g. Pos. Offices win further ibeeni' cf justice bycalns
on or sending particulars with amount ard time Of los at
their esrlies, convenicnce,to
sAsurL H. LEWIS, AttoIsry-st- Law
No. 335 Broadway, n. Y
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IIofcl Person Ri

David Street, General Agent liolladay' Over
land Stage Line; J. Birmingham. Contracting Engi'
ueer Holadays Oregon and California steamship ins
Judge =. ID. Hughes IT,, Hartford; Gen. Bella NJ.
Uufhes, Kansas; Col Ion Ovens. California; Prot.
Albert Wells Peekskil; Gen. Sanches Ochen. Mexico;
fudge nines Rutherford, Brooklyn Dig. Gen W ison'
o. g A. aud = L. Rowland and wife. Philadelphia. are
,topplng ai the Metropolitan Hotel
Cen l.. N. McCook is at the Fiftn'Avenue Hotel.
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One Wore Revolutionary soldier.

To me Editor Of 7ht ~ T. I'i6Has
SIR: noticed in The DAILY TRIBUNE OF the
o. inst. m the column of general nevs, page 4, an
item mentioning the survivors OF the War OF 'he
Revolution There s one other pensioner stili hvnB
which you do not mention. that is Samuel Downing OF
the Town Of Edinburgh. Saratoga Co., n. T., aged io'
years who draws pension from tho Government
Yours j. b. b.
NarthnnIc Fulton o. A. Y. Dec. 30 1863.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

4 new steamboat OF the following Dimensions
IN e6O .ot breadth OF beam % feet, and depth oi
hold feet bull, for the Lower Hudson StenmboN 20
ilI be lopnchcd from the shp.yard OF e. and X Soon,
Zoo. of Briige.st Brooklyn at 10 o'clock fhs morning.
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S.reenr. the Maiden uurderer-his SEN
trure not 10 be Commutsd.
Boston. Incsdny, Jan.

JF1IDAl IUtsuHFl JNU . III,
The 1cesiiOn OF committing the sentence of
o.dwssd IS. Greene, the Maiden murderer, 10 impiis
oament ,or life. was decided at meeting the Execu
5iVe Council to-day. in tho negative. 1he vote stood
1hrce for imp-isonnont - six for hanging.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

MAYOR HOFFMAN AT TIKI CITY HALL.-1he
Mnyor elect the Hon. John L. Hoffman. pursuant to
usual custom was present during the greater part OF
New ears Day receiving the congrat ulations OF MS
friends. III the Governors Room City Hall.
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tAdvertiscments

PYLR's @. X. SoAP-1nE PEOPLES FRIEND.
For Laundry. Bathing and Toilet use, becomes ex.
trcmcly hard aud not liable to unnecessary waste Sod
by urocers everywhere. Depot. No. 800 Nashngton-st
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IrprRRs No. h13 RRnAnWAY.

The only place in the city where
4 Apus Coon BOOrs AND SHOES AND GEN flhhENs :
EMDgoIprgED SIiprERs can be had at low prices.
.JpFPHRs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

Icmur Cook of Orleans County in this state,
man l07 years OF age aud o. the only three sur
yiyine Revolutionary Pensioners. i. reported TO have
been sued A. law hy his son. youth o.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

Very few applications for pardon have been
received at the Attorney Generals office during the
past week On tho Goth ult % psrdone were granted
to- Alnhanans aad Oh ths 3Dtb four 70 MJsisslDpiaps
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

BRIcKs-3O. 900 BRICKS ARE MADE PER DAY
Ly the NAlIosAL BRICK MACHINE, which is she most
wonderful machine OF tho age a EEsuA UoueIn
Agsut. No. 80 Et0adWlE n. x.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE.-MRs. WINsLow's
The REYowY OF BURSETT's STANDARD PREP


aRIrfOssFor more than eight years these Preparations
have maintained large and constantly increasing SALE 'u'
tanning opinion the best judges that they ore unvad
Rray.rr's ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH is pre'eypv OF the
teeth and beauties them vhout injury to the enamel ii
th. respect stands sone Tie evidence Of Chemists and
the Dental Faculty sub.tan'iates these facts.
For sale by all Druggists.