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pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM rryERPOOL Dec. LIN Steamship usaMl and Mfs
Ih M nd Miss stTsuahan Mrs s. Msr Mr. ana Mss hs.
lel and mali NJ Mrs Msa CBambrrais, Mr p w ,.,
Nss y Carriearte B. PAYNE Bist Tgys, A ard Miss
S.irnsn ~ Fsk w. Tbete, *. D. Wner, T. " FIshei'
Mis- A. Ceyrs J. ; Erduan Williams J. Rose W IL Tanss
nan w Mscfarsne J. o. seho er Hon o. v Fo1 A. y NsPs,
Mis- L. Kthaas NJ Miss MesCeil, AT and Mia stson Nc
Lang Mr. Malay NJ and Ars Robertson and cbbd NJ
and Mr. Moore Mt Mrs T. A. smith ad shid and '
Mr. Lehman. Mr stanton. Sir. Dalton, }. stt T. sprhE
Huyps Ferr b. Lee, g. Galol and T. j. Marion w II
Werner T. n Merrill h. Henriqass J. L. Raymond, Fenon,
L. Ward J. Watson J. y. smith, l. Rtn.losI G. G. Cote w r
Mr. J. A. Brides, Mr. seigms1 o. IL GODDARD A. j. otsj
M J. Cald0e. 4 II Harbeck - A. bonuett w
81 Read John Barnes. J. GrossmeysT Latham, y. sn.tl
r. Fortsmps T. Homer Mr.. Paryrs ~ bsrn.eu Z, a.
IL ,rd Nh Lewis NJ Landro,h Mr Wei Mr. brad52ry, W;
C,eron Mr. Davidrs T.. Bnl Mr. and Mr. h.fshgIs, ea 80
r. NJ ana Nrs LYON MI sud Mrs.N J. bektr CApt ana VIZ
Noy1eux servant and chde Mr. L4rens A. bech W.
Mr. mrs and Miss Jones' H. re man Mr Reeves 'N'y''' "
shenoart r. Thompson, Mr.. and Mr.. >tlz 49, A., - n
FROM NORFOLK Dee % Ia steamship hesn-9 s -, = n
ne, ma rTid Nr Brown snd children. Edward Os& ~
Vir-inia Dudley George R Tsyor samuel campbell - s..
FROM NASSAU. Dec. BIN scnr niie T. ffa't-' -''''
Capt George J. McGi.vsry, Mrs II. Prndn.
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Gold
Central


THURsDAY, Dee. lg--r. ~
Gold closed at 49, Ofssr selling through the day at
1871 ei1l.
The dealings in GoTernmsn stocks arr large, butPces
do no, improve except in Os Of 1865, new issue which
rose The Is of 1884, lo4Or and Dos each oEer
state stocks and railway mortgages steady The mis.e
aneous stocks were more active. Adams Express sold
down TO g. and Cumberland Coal to 66l. The railway
shares we're all active and generally higher NeV-YOrk
Central sold at ll2i, Erie at 73i 1d NorthWesien Pre-
srred largely at &c cash. Michigan Southern, for cash,
sold at s3I After the call The market was fm but
lover prices we're made at the O'Clock call undef free
sales % realize profits Al the Second Board the market
vas lower and for time quite weak Later N the
day the market was stronger and closed as foo1s y Y
Central, n2l0il2l Ere ~ az; Hldson RIVER l2ei
Reading lO9laIQi MchigH Central 1925 M'agan
eog'bGr 81. a. n.ncf Central, iisalisi. Cleveland
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NAVY GAZETTE.

By rxLEsKAPm
DETACHED.
Dec 5-Assstant-SurgeOn j. :. Ramsey, from duty az
Naval Academy, and waiting orders.
ORDERED.
Dec a-Srgpon James Suddars duty Philadelphia
be- Of Board Of Surgeon billiard President AsistnPsy
master Joseph B. Parker duty Naval Academy AssstahPsy
master flenry I. Skelding. 20 steamer Gettysburg
HONORABLY DIsCH ARGED
Dec &-Aciu gMas,er Oliver Cobufn Dee. snd Mate '"
Narnick, Dec. 6.
RESIGNED.
Dec. 6-Assistant Paymarer Chu~s 4. Cab,e
MISCELLANEOUS
The steamer Winoosk West Nov. p T
of Tsu supply MassSehsses s,d Lon
With supplies for the Our sqaadoL Inc
trane Mich an has gone Winter quarters at Erie Penn
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ISDIAS POSSIBILITIES IN OREGON.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. la telegram from Port
and oregon Of December 40 tho lndisas attacked party
III u vbr. carly iu scpiclcr neg Tie bead waters u The
ll- Bow River killing ~ and WOnndlng many others Nine
fu1ian. aa known b. Killed. and gfcy nuiuboF wounded
IA miBaq stock Innrke shows aTtat strength He6 Nor
fsss yesterday DECLARED reguu dividend O sOQ pei loot and
.arIis ruIp1s of s0Ou The YdlJW jacket Co also lid
haane Laui 1000 after payiue regular dividend
The mpi 90 have declared dividend OF " per share AID
Iruun hi.lt o. have declared o. regular uiyid'ud.
Tho feeiffs fro fhs Nevada mines Lave hef' been large
~ ft lr...rf
10 tUlt rtE "a aft. ~ ~ N p. It.'--if
Co. 81 l fre.aH ts-i O. tti tt
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NETWORK. ...."".Itc r.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
s,,sm.lp Nep,ane Barr, Boston, WI. cySSe =,
Iull.y Partridge. Nere g. NdffaY Fets -
s,esnhip Gen h Barnes. Morton svaaHaa L'us'''D ''h
steam hip Fountain Ksy Wet Beaasr Brosa CO
Bark GsasIs sisss st. Pierre MART II. rfow5'dse son'
Bark Eagle PotsT Cstte Lssnee Giles 70 A, Brigham
BGrE syfogsd LyHdahl Nsf' Bolton esdh q-nset 20
Bgs F5Gnei P Xxx jabaS As' Nassau Jo Ene
Bri o.w,so 81 Boyle; Liverpool y = g. Wee Wright CO
sn s f Ha 20 Aubrey BrG wsh' Bbidoes 4 T. A.
s'Hf helm Ssresai,a FeT;s.o9 9Sl WSss CO.
seRI J. g. ' ci G ci.s p.ysa esrHs
sesL HslbsER sP5i.sFSSe s, SGod X Rsss.
sehr. Julia baker BAfe Chsris'ton Type, se.ie ca
Sem La Morse BrIdiord Apasehco ksy, w Bsane Bro
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cuba BE stone Liverpool Dec, s'' s9 esy
3D. 4i5 with mds ess pas to = :. SsnS 81 s passed
bound nd. Fl 1,.5 3S h .vyhn ,. osss soos
hoo5 passed so G@ ne, ~ .. .as ser color
~si.Ss5 i0 Acane Rely New with ds and TO
ss5s s.@sap ch Msr.au Norfolk hours with cotton rosO
' Ssahp Tiie Potter Galveston Dec via Key West s'5 VITA
ude and ,.. 70 LdT 1T B SO 56,,ip,. t,oa cruise
hsa sseO en- L 81 IS.. gSn' pos a TsS
me D'Yis Boone b, SsG soSs9S'f '1a f
o RSa S h.I'' So H9i::s , ::% "a
sehr May Matt BAp Eliz.5ehPo for PrOvidsoes A..
sehr l. h Cowperth~ New6erry Gsorseto~n T. Gays
schr Cstharne, BramhAlL Virginia. -
Sehr Arlington fizsey. Baltimore for 6reenpoint
scby J. L. DeED.ry (rammeT, Oeorzytowh 60, 10 -.
Chahaml Back, Ragged ie@io - "aJ
vi,b sslt 10 g. a. small 4 Leit vessels m
sch Jos T. Pratt Brown. Nassau days, with udfs to H.
Webster 4 Go.
schr n. Richards. -. Portland
T. y. Meany. CLARK PortllDd q
Schr. Ella jameson Rockand
Schr Hattie - Bangor.
MEMORANDA.
Tho bark ssvannah Ney4ssa Paaee pLs pai h'e ss'e
on the sth inst, leaky.
SPOKEN.
ship Fsnore (ueWl from NswbUIyTor for New foh pe Oh
kenucket 49,, n.
~ T,6.i Csin Tor Philad.lphia OF lnSgua Dec T.
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THE PEEKsKILL PosTMAsTERsKIP.

To the ESaor o( TAs ~ y Tr6sHe
SIR: Shortly after the Rebellion broke out, iva
brothers esteemed citizens OF Peeski enlisted in
the call for men maintain the Government They did goi
whit until the for large bountes bat went early
in the war pyaes found soldiers gravetho other
for er rendered promoted 20 the rank Of lieutenant
Aer nearly three years OF constant service BIS health % him.
and be Obliged 70 resign and come home subsequently
During this period and until the closed there was
another citizen OF ceksk deyong himself 20 reyilng the
oyenment encouraging rebellion and throwing obstacles IN
the way crushing It editing The PiskH D,Hoerat He
has recently received hs appointment by President johnson
as Postmaster Of Pecksk 20 NIL the place Of Tie soldier
tenant removed
Notice OF this appointment reached here just % instead
iusi before the assembling OF Congress and the apo;.s
waiting the approval OF the Senate.
IeetskiH Dec. ii, lc66.
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hoard OF CouNc1LAlEN.

The Board Of Councilmen held regular meeting
gu THURSDAY afternoon NJ J. wisoa Green the Presdeat
presided
Ths Board concurred with the Aldermen in granting per
zion Of the Battery the United Government for
q barge Office
The question Of dsposng the part Of the Park to the
Of dc United States for pOsOice taken and
amendment fI the price tOOOo0 instead Of SlOoO0o
was adopted aud tho whole subject then laid
Amer the Of business the Board a.
iOurned til Saturday, al 2 o'clock p. n
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BOARD or ALDERMEN

THB STREET coNNIsSSoSERSHrP-A NEW So.r1 10 y
By THE MAYOR.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon
ale President John BriCe in the chair.
His Honor tae Mayor sent in communication Withdrawing
che nomination o. John Hayward for street COmmssOaer
AVID nominating Mr. WE McMufray for the position : he
o. this action that be had beer IN
souned that Board confirm Mr. Hayward be wad
accept The position would interfere with his riYte
business His Honor therefore sends IN the name 81 MI idc
Murray for the office Received end laid over The Bogd
fhen adjourned 70 SATURDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
pASSrNGrRS S4HED.

FOR HAVANA, Dec. l2-ln steamship Moffl 1Asue-L -
and e. p Irsab wiie, Ms, Fanne lfaos =; - r.
wife children Mss j. Bunker Antonio irFs' -
kennedy jr Leopold Feihandel Capt Lawrence Mrs l.
nandez children Henry salisbury Fred = sahso1y
Votes faes Mrs zen. Goneoursa aud serVsn ss 10
courea L. PomTeost JunD Terry. J. > bagy Ramon Orisas
Depa H. Steams T. Fcrero Aonzo Mis- Seams aud daghtef
Costock Mr.. H. r. Bihop Mt R. D. smith child sad 'sr,st
Mr. Hsason and dugner Mr II. Barton tgd WG bsrep}
and wife Ww Little dore RAINY August Heir Wp' ~ JUG
VIM Wsruor A. De mge rev Marnieoneh sannsgo v onsi
man f. A. Struck A Mendoza and wife H. AyBoh sSd sefNsf
Vim r. Stewart, H. II. Tholndiks jose haeIr spt Ih,ni
L. A. Horne l. H. Day Mss e. Bartlett MSS H. 'onJ '
4 "a IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
FArAL RAmRoAp AccIpExr. -Rohert narlev.

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Robert barley, o
well known resident Of Somerne NewJersey wa returning
his home from New Brunswick hight or TWO since aeon
panied by Mn. Mctsfh and a man whose Same wa, not
known wi IN driving tire Central Eafoad track al
Bodnd Brook his Naens stfck nv mo locomotive Of
pas lr ir'n ADJ demolished Mrs Mccain and te unknown
mon 1'If instantly llIlt 81 Darby .rG che horse
'-i So 2 up il. r~cl
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ArAsrIc GtEAT WEsrGES RALwAr Co. CoEAoIi hArkDb
sEoKETAaTs OYVioE MEADygLH Pa Dec l. iss; ,
NOTICE is hereby given that the'seo0nd annual l.ee-
en- directors this Company .s .o hree
i Inspectors Judges the succeeding election WI @ te
one Company the City Nashville fA on IOEnDAi
the eighth (stbl Gay Of January, 1907.
The pol viii b. open At and close 81 ?. N
TBs Iransfer Books vail the twenty h zl day 81 De
''n''' ''1 ''' j. G CALHOUN, Secretary.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC 81. a,
O., Ria. son 80 Moon stts.i4 -
THIS DAY
sand, 10 Gov Island 81 Hell 0ate'.'''f .
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Dort- maroeu's Notire.
ARMY GAZETTE.

BY TELEGRAPH
MISCELLANEOUS
Infantry Brevst halortisn-
81 has p.frrred the command District OF Texas 70 Br.yet
Colonel 18th United states Infantry
ine mu.ier out II Cspt Moses H. Goodrich Assistant Quartz
anendedto date sept p and dsp p
od 20 take asc 20 The muster out Of brevs
Msor j. T. Hvt Assistant Q0arsermAser u D volunteers Ia $40
ami fufth orders.
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LAND OFFICE REPORTS.
~ rrLren.rH TO ZEE rRIsuSE.

rELEeHAPH ZEE TRIBUNE
During the month Of November CLIO acres Of tho
public ana were dposed Of henosbs NiG and Boonyc
Mo oe portion Of the llud having been foa
sctaa sermen; cultivation about $50 fEs vii be sdao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
Diuioeno Notices.


nIVIDEND.- The Directors of the Butler Coal
Comrauy have thi, declared Dividend from the proh
Of the Company -FOUR PER CENT clear Of payable
ne ath instant 20 Stockhoiders u that date.
Stockholders siding ora viii be paid the dividend 81 the
Loan and Trust Company snd after the lt
instant SAMUEL BUTTON, Treasurer
Phisdelphia Dec c. 1855
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
" Goa DIVIDEND Of FIVE DOLLARS Ter share rrre from
dav been declared The Capital STOCK Of
the Company payable this ofee end aer January 1907
rnsier Books viii close the ih inst an reopen On the "a
OF January neHt ~ bEhENIt -iea'Sie'
Nev'-iork Dec. TO- 1906
oTyIcz OF THE Day Dock EAsr BROADWAY AND BArrEEI}
RAILRoAD COMPANY. NEw ORR Dec. T. soo
rINHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have TINS day de-
clarsd A DIVIDEND Of FIVE 81 PER CENT, payable ID
Of Government ta bY HtH l4eaode ~ he
National broadway BHnk
after election Of Directors. Wal RICHARDSON President
OyyicR or ruE CHICAGO AND NoKTBWETEES RAILWAY Co.
No. 81 BRoADwAI NEv.fOKK Nov. a. 1876
VNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Company
have this DAY declsred DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER CENT,
Preferred stoc6 Of this Company for the
December payable and aer the
ian day Of tho Preferred stock Of the Company
holder. shown by the books OF the Company
on the LIST day Of December
b trsnsfr afternoon OF the lat Of De
ceuiber and the morning Of the l8th
fractional parts ofhe Dividend declared will be paid for
the Treasurer the Of the OF the stock on the
18th December instant. ~ y fklIthAkD' treasurer
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.lapinss BauKs.

TAsr RIySR SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
~ NV YoRK Dec. r. 1866
nEPOSITORS are hereby notified that interest at
the rate Of per per with b. paid al nom
= 10 500 PER aunum on all suns over
$500 which bern deposited for the space Of sH and three
grsvo tue Il. day q January 1907 payable on and s
called for VAL BE- added 20
the pncpa deposited preyos. the lsi Of
JaLuary.
BANK open daily from 10 r. ~ sad 2, T5srsdly from
% . q. CHARLES A. NhliNLif NeefeNhs'
WILLIAM H. sLoCUM. President
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
No 90 Wanen-sL
the cent All untitled thereto
Free Of Government Tar. Open daily irou 10 20 p
WALTER w. CONCKLIN, President.
VANDERBILT L. BUXTON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Dc ta-QO i bbs Flour 43s bbs whisky. 80 sacks Com
Meal 6l2 sacks Oh Cake l09 ri bush Wheat 21lo vls.
Corn NJ 90O bush Oats 81 90 bush Rye 400 bush Malt
q %; hush Barley O go bush Peas o4 bush seeds u
MICS Ashes 40 pkcs Beef ~ bids Pork, $50 pkgs "
Meats 20 pkgs Lard bbls Petroleum zoo pkgs But
ter AZ pkgS Cheese
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nrrnn ,ur Psrr FIsF I..raAycs Co,


o 231 BR0ADvAI " - Dec > W
NOTJCE-In pursuance OF Requlsltloh iion! " NJ y w
Superintendent ~. ln.ufGne Department n ihr SAe q -
III stohhod.rs OF bs PARK FIRE INSUtANSE - 81 80
City Of NrsYork reguared pay toe snni q ro' ~
Icing Capital stock Sle oo0 Al TIE Once
Company Nc an hf1adVly The Cy o. New or 90 u
WM. JAFFRAY, Preside Ut
Gro. AI6ER Secretary.
OFFICE Of tue HOWARD INSURANCE COM
" PANY No S. WALL-sr, NEN-fOhk.-A the election
he on 81 Office the owns persons were
elected Directors Of the Company en-uiny yrI.
SANfiEL T. SEIDNORE DANIEL 3. FEARING,
VTIITAN COTFy THOMAS FL FAiLE,
foUN % WOLFE EDMUND PENFOLD,
IfEigc N BENJAMIN HENRY ". T. NAL, -
HFNRY H. REMSEN. RICHARD SANDS III MN
TVARfES y. TALnOT, FREb. W. MEYEh,
TioNAR " GALE JOHN H. SWIFT
tuGuIFs NJ CONNOLLY JAMES X. TAYLOR.
-pfiG = sNVTH HENRY J. SCUDDER.
HENRY A OAKLEY -
Al the Board u Directors San
SKIpMORE reesciei President and HENRY \ O-NNLLi
Vie President Of the Company
TlIRAVELING CREDITS ON Messrs. }. ;. NOR:
L GAN a Co LONDON Successor GEO PEABODY
CO.. available 10 the principal cites Of EUhoPE and sns
EAST ..saed or DABNEY MORGAN Co. No % E1eHAns,'
place
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EIRST-NORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BONDS OF
the 81 LOUIS. JACKSONVILLE and CHICAGO hAlLhoAD
CDNPANYI ffee o. Goser,mont tla PS aels
suau ~ lst ~ April ard st Of October in NsW ioik-
' / + N0FTON Co No V Hfesdf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
mathiuerp.

ACHiNERY.-We are prepared "a ilrnSl
WI FlRsI-CLASs MACHlNISTS' fOOLs Of EVERY III
sCRIPTIoN SHORT NOTICE and O. REASONABLE PkicEh
SAMPLES Of the TOOLS manufactured BY b. seen 81
our Wser,ou and INVITE INSPECTION Of their "oHh
NANsaIP and DESIGN by those IN Machinery
NETWORK STEAM ENGINE CO.'S
OFFICE AND WARERooM.
No. ~ PEARL ST. " !
nORrABLE STEAM ENGINES, aud
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
The pest ana most complete a. zee
" N"'' MOOD MASN STEAM ENGINE &C..
WIZ ' Urea n. y,
AND No % MAIDEN LAVE NIvfoRr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
Chances for Buslness Meu.


A GENTLEMAN with S15. 600 can secure an in
~ tere in lucrative MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, estab-
hed Staple cold Cfoekty anc Glassware Job
bers Address II. 3. $. Tribune Oai,e
A VERY rare opportunity for party 10 invest
n $1,000 in enterprise winch viii insure very large income
opportunity afforded for thorough Investigation For par
ouars call al No 90, Broadway Room Nc i third nooT between
TIE hours Of 10 a N and . P. NJ
A VAIUABI PATENT for SALE-For full par
~ cuAss address j. w r. Merchants House North Thiiest
Philadelphia Pa
EOR SALE--A halfinterest IN two valuable Patent
Medicines with full control Of the business The medicines have
well received the maTse for the past hye
The business capable OF being extended 20 any ne1ni and The
medicines such hcome extinct Address BUSINESS NJ
O.. Box No lls Tribune Once
CLEANERS ARAG0 and FULTON for SALE
- The will be offered for sale public auction
SATURDAY 1886 at Y O'Clock the Merchants EE
change, Trinity Buildings, By JOHN II. DRAPER Co.. Aue.
ti0neers.
No. Broadway NswYok Dec Il 1885
TrO CAPITALISTSan and MANUFACTU RERS.-For
sALEA veyvaluabe for the manufacture Of BUSTERS
and BRUSHES nom LEATHER ,upesede the o. feathers
great reduction OF Address BeI No Ls6 J. Pest Ohce
VTrANTED--A partner in trst-class manufacturing
basne.s suocessial operation, with $1,000 $1,000
cash. JAQUES No sod Broadway. .
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IN NASHVILLE.


NASHVILLE. Dec PA block OF frame buildings
belonging Dennis Canner the suburbs Of the cy were
consumed O'Clock this morning Tho fire II beereu %
incoudiarv The loss about sspo IN
sar Cd for - 0UO
THE BURNING OF THE EBw ORLEANS THEATXR.
CINCINNATI Dec. l2-The FIRE at the Orleans
and spread val suc
rapity As 90 involve uuIlber of buildings adjoining wen
81 several Opposite In The general couhlgrato The heater
was owned by Mr. Parlnnge resident Of NewOIleaus II
was favortr resort escar OF French ami spanish
population and its destruction regarded little slort Of
a CALAMITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

At - O'Clock yesterday morning fire originated on
She rst buug Ne 81 Pine st. occupied o. an oce
Ward Campbell aokers It was soon a1ungu ned
hooac furniture the amount Of s insured
The building belongs the WemoIc estate and damaged 10
she extent fully insured The nc Is supposed % have
BEEN caused by Goals falling the the office
The evening Argus., 1866-08-11
PHOTOGRAPHS.

EOR the best Photographs and the finest
II Porcelain Pictures in the west GO to Newber-
~ & Solander's ,4th door west of the Rock Island
House, where specimens of their work can be seen
Having the best light in the city they feel confident
they can please all who give them call. Call and
examine for yourselves. Copying, enlarging, and
all work in their line done promptly to order, and
at reasonable rates.
NEWBERRY & SoLANDER,
;,u9odw6m Rock Island,
The evening Argus., 1866-08-11

HIS HOUSE is located opposite the
Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot 1t is the largest Hotel in the
city. and it's proprietor will spare no pains to
please those who favor him with call.
A good Hall, suitable for first class Concerts
Dances Theatrical Performance, &c, &c, /" con
nected with this house.
rs- Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
fro IN the house free of charge.
good Barbsr's Shop, and frat class SalooI
and billiard Tables connected with the house.
JOHN F. STAFFORD, clerk
The evening Argus., 1866-08-11
TOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE

TOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
# yon Advertise in your County Paper
YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
If vou Advertise in yoJr County Paper
YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
IF you advertise in your County Paper.
YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
If YOU Advertise IN your County Paper
YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
II Won Advertise iii vour County Papel.
YOUR BUSINESS WILL, INCREASE
If you Advertise III your County Paper.
YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
e you Advertise in your County Paper
YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
If You Advertise in your County Paper
TOCR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
If YOU Advertise II your County PapeI
The evening Argus., 1866-08-11
Christian Commission Office,

PhIIada, Nov. 24th, Iob3.
Rev. Ii. Macleod went as Corps Agent with
Gen. A. j. Smiths men to Mobile, IN the winter
of '64. He had a violent attack OF congestIve
chils at Montgomery, and return OF them at
Nashville. After reaching his house IN New
Hampshire, he wrote me that the chIIIs were rap
idly reducing him in strength, that his physlclans
could give him relief, and he feared me should
be compelle ed to give up his parish. L persuaded
him to try the s'PaschIil Mixture,'' and put him
IN communication with MIR. Morris, The result
is given above by MIR. Macleod, who, with restor-
ed health, hss now resumed the severe service OF
the Commission on the Rio Grande.
EDWARD p. SMITH,
Sec'y U. S. Christian Commission.
The evening Argus., 1866-08-11
Bricks : Bricks!!

T HAVE 200.O excellent brick for sale,
L at the Energy Brick Yard-and will contract
orany quantity which may be wanted. Please
give me c call.
VIM. ATKINSON.
Rock Island, oct 10 dwtf.
The evening Argus., 1866-08-11
TO C0SSi MpTEfES.

TIE advertiser, having been restored tt
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sy, alter having suffered for wears with severe
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uferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
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mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New YORK.
feb! 3wlv
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