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NrW yERsgY fNTELLIGENcE.

Jersey fliss.
Rypyt, i3ts RI PAfxvr. ArrHosfry Hannah Somer-
vis acd sxte n brought before the Recorder yes
terday mornug charged by her father with vagrancy.
bit ~ did not arpear Hannah dismissed with
reprmand It nppears the gi aas nosenled herself
iaeiy from The al roof tate nj NIGHT and the
faher atr rxhaus ing other Of REFORM tried
this doning that imrrso neut Of twenty hours
sufficiently severe dose Tor this occasion the
faith did not follow 1t up.
Newark.
THg LsrR MUrDvR The body OF Alvin Poole was taken
for yesterday attended by large Of
people, Business went usual at NUNS Hotel.
One Of the Witnesses who stated that the house kept
Tor the prisoner by mother and daughter desires to be
understood NUNS mother and sister, but
an Irshwoman and her daughter. His mother who
married second time lives In Washington street. and is
a drcssmakr -tsAsi
GRAvp FEynN PIcMc Ono OF the largest gatherings
assembled for time in Newark met yesterday,
a. RoSeve fark snaer me sascf Ho o. ne man @
Colonel Roberts, Colonel Michael rphy and Senator
Carlton OF Bord nown, j. The affair was great sue
cess and handsome sum was realized 49,. la
DROWNED WHILE BArHISo--A young man named John
N Abrahams who resided in New York. went to Newark
Saturday, on visit to Mr. Searng's family Abra-
hams young Soaring rowcd out in the evening" after
which they plunged into the river to have bath but
young Abrahams, not being able to swim we'll went
him by diving but could not End the body. which
not recovered MI noon on sunday The deceased was
about eighteen years OF age ana his amty are IN great
affection at the sad tidings Of his death.
HObOken.
ALMOST DROWNED An unknown man, while crossing
tho bridge being built near the Morris and Essex
depot fell into the water and before any assistance
could be afforded him he sank to the bottom and lay
there for some ten minutes. when named Nolan
took him up with graphing iron and procured the
ssance OF doctor who had him brought TO the police
station where he remained last night In state Of uncon
seriousness There were only slight hopes entertained OF
his recovery This the fourth accident that has
red this bridge in short time The suggestions Of the
Jury on inquest the boys recently drowned
There to DO yet UNDECIDED BY tho railroad author
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, AuFuSt % T, M.
ASHES. Receipts "a bbs The market for both pot
and pearl continued dull at our last quotations
BREApsrurPs Receipts, 10, 775 bbis flour, ,436 do
meal, u.s. s8 bushels wheat $50 IA do corn and
do The market for State and Western -four
continued irregular and unsettled and prices again
favored the buyer 70 the extent Of 10c. 25c per Dbl
The decline mainly the better grades sound low
grades remaining comparatively steady under moderate
inquiry shipment to the Provinces West Indies South
America &c. TIE sales were 5000 bbs at revised
quotations annexed. Southern four continued dull and
heavy with sales or only $50 bbls. or Canada -four
triAng sales made at nomnaliy unchanged prices
Rye -four steady sales, 100 bbIs ut IS so 50 25.
Corn meal was dull and heavy. with small sao Marsh
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FREIGBTs very quiet but nrn. To London 70, 900
At Goa TO Gasso. 1000 bushels corn Il 3D. per steam
30 900 bushels corn at 6kd and 1000 boxes cheese
~ o s.s nss .:s q SS
rosn at D. 3D. Tho charters are:-An Italian bark 70
Bordeaux slaves on private terms; two brgs 10 Rio
81 600 bushels corn At - 3D., il 70 Londonderry or
Belfast n 3D. if 70 Dublin r.
changed hands Small lots comprising 900 hhds mus
covado and % hhds Porto Rico sold 70 the trade At
vious prtcea 1 AH4s&s-Ey
without decided change Sales 100 bbla, without papers,
TIC 7Sc-the latter price for small lots-and 20 bbs.
VI, Nth p:Rsr: .s .Usn: - s0's cn :sss Of 80
Owe have no further sales Of English to rsport.
dspress the market for American and crushss general.
r.raSi.u. .C.sds y.a d ncd::.is demand, and
was : shade lower a Is Ikc.-she latter prcs for
standard whits. the market, however closing steady,
under small supply. The sales comprsed 1900 bbIs
Pnovross -Recsip.s, % Sels, pork : d. beef and
loo do. lard Ths pork market opened nrmer with an
s sss nss ne. 1 %s s:'s sss ss So
va a sss unchanged "a p e Tor s 60 s b.:
s go es Ssm: .as =" 81
have no sales Of report Cut mcsts continued
frm with moderate demand, the sales being a5O pkgs
loo. 2lc for hams and 16c. 16ke for shoulders
The lard market without noteworthy change. the
demand being moderate q steady rates. sales 600 bbls
81 18kc. &c Butter was steady at c0c. 33c. fol
Western and 27c lOc. for State Cheese unchang
cd ri &C. q Ice for common 10 choice.
RH.-No sales were heard Of outside small lots
Prices we're nominally steady.
SUdAA-rhs market Wa generally dull and heavy
but the sales made indicate radical change In prices
Cuba was steady basis or 10Jsc 1915 for fair "a
good rsGuing The sales comprise $50 hhds Cuba ai
from lOkc 10 Ike and 11l hhds Porto Rico at from
13kc 70 l4T.c Refined sugar was unchanged Stand
ard hards al lokc., and coffee n 16kc.
SrnAmxs ruled quiet Sales 150O0 Ibs NJ 20,sc &c
TArLSw unchanged Sales 115, 900 lbs at i2t.c
f2xc. per ID.
we're reported prices being nominal a, 3. 20 81 IS
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~ Huean cfsnrllpad tae nlaoasr raf eSalrsnttl,a
WhiNa pi tste p,4ca On ven s 1.ls thla r.04n.ee
uTGys rAMil 4ittFH
lissl u4ler eemp a f.i,is rod a.h nst te
prii pet anna iha tc Inns 81 tla l8fgar ar ts ID
wlhs raNri osefChaRts: Nrssfs tDaker 4 Vs 81
Was agtnt ttea. Si90 check threns L c.. a,'lhe
sanfe t 100 cheek NJ Harfnes 4 co PSI
Washng'ou s'rcet &aI eheek. This check was ,gned,
hg 4. Il Wfstn wno IL d ynerrlan, dong sness
Gomez I'll sth aud Grand stree Williamsburg In nas-
40 SION q. zee prisoner NJ the time ~ his arrest we're
foNna $50 tscrSs for $3.50 aar ug tie nature ~
samuel tpdcvs aud the d her Tor $780, purportug
have fscn draN q nv A. vN-on. All the checSF ~.
iegei q rsVe0'r forged nv Arafews were on ihc Ful.
ton hsnt ass firted IN ronrt during the ~
the complaints that years ago the Il fandant
forrrSi t name ~ his nnre W check ror $40 on
which he nal the money. Tho matter, however,
wss comefam ifed he ore reaching tho public ear.
THE rRs8agR
nr Andrews ~ ed hut not i've with his wife
owins o. rfren trouble bet Keen aem II Is said him
iha MI long sircc ha nrced another mans wife m1re
Than hi- oNr mt rleped win her The woman how
ever Frey sick ~ tcr bsrga,n and returning IN
her nisland and children asked forgiveness for her
ana siiera Y expianation perfect harmony
restored N ,he family
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70 Dovals 4 Co.
with fruit TO Jos EyAns -.
Schr VIM Mitchell. Cole Shulee Ms, ~ days with
spars. To Snow 3 chardson ' *@E
schr Fsriy Bird Rogers. st Augustine, Fla. 10 days
sehr Anna Glover Boyd Galveston AZ days with cot
ton and wool % John Mott Has had light winds and
schr wsnata, HawElns Wilmington, NC, Z days.
ncnr Lindsay, Jones. virginla.
Scdr Collins. Tooker. Baltimore
Schr Wells. Horton. Maryland.
schr Chas Stets0n, Croweil. Gloucester.
Below.
ship Chancellor, from Liverpool
ship Chapman from Cardiff
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Rendered.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Cover concluded tho In
QUESTION commenced several days ago In the care Of
Morris Klcin who died from The effects Of scalis 70
ccvcd by the explosion % steam boiler IN the sugar
refinery of Acssrs Hairs Co. Leonard street as pre-
viouslv reported
After bearing all the testimony read the sub.
ted the Jury but they failed 10 agree, aud two
diets the result Three of the jurors found That
the deceased bis death BY injuries received n
the explosion the sugar refinery OF Harris Coz ~
Leonard street. the I'D day Of July 1866 and
0f the opinion that the eSposon Was alone caused
BY the gross carccness OF Phup Ryan, the engineer IN
charge Of Oh engine snii refinery Signed BY Robert
hartley. Michael Gtilen, Frederick Cnpel.
The other Jurors returned tho following verd Give
blame Mr. Harris for employing people "a the factory
what don pay sufficient attention, and for not watching
thai such accidents may NO occur" Signed by feer
Derstel, Abraham Dorgy, wnhclm scbocnleider.
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dsrson, nsdford; n sharp walker, Dshton: D GsSssa
Terrell Boston, simmons, Candy, Fan River, d LID
coin, Merrimau. Boston.
5th--Arr brigs Reporter, vezfe. NYork; " Dresses
Hatch, Pr0vidonce: schrs Hersahell Brdsan NYork
Reeves stulsnan Boston; Lixze Frazier steeuan Bos
ton; Cohen, Williams, Leesburs. Y; chas Hin
Cheesman. Lynn; W " BIDDER Adams, Providence.
6th-Au steamship Propontis, iiiggnson Boston; shS
Pocahones, Percy. Liyerpo0 barks New York Hooper
do brig c4prcrs, Patterson st John. NIB.
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s HIPPIN 6 NE W s.

Cleared.

Punt " MW YUMA. AU6uSI b, 10.
Cleared.
BARK Eosns ,Rr), Robertson. Ionaon--sonsn = Edye.
ssrt Anus Sasussa, Davis Phiisdssss- Messing
srs inisse. eBr,. srsnaford. Barssdos-n or.ss.
Brig Continental an, Laird, Coz Bay. esd Dswon
5ssn; s:.sy IsI ss &C
ss x.sa 's,s s n.y. s'sss;S asssa
Scar CatawAmtesk, Psrksrd Nsssau-f y wsbssr
scsr Horton tBr,, wallace, NJ John MD Devon 4
sehr Waller smith, Grant. Apaisehscoia- Post
sehr Caspian, Lsrraeee. Euzassshpors-Hoiyots Nr
sahr Abby, Ionns as,..n-xIIlsr uoushssa.
Scar Mont Seasr rS wsa rosssr ry
sioop Phantom Derrick New nsvsp--n Briggs ~ Co.
AwrtveA.
Steamship CITY q Boston sr,, nrccl. Liverpool Juy IS
Dse july Is sa MS. Head. passed steamship scotia
bound up chsnneI; 81 paun.s Roes s,s.mss,p cns Of
Pound y Slsss;i sasi a $ls lou l. steamship CITY o.
AK s s Es, ..a s Il .s
Steamship saie. Jsps. srrmea, July ~ Va soaaamp.
81 III ION Ts' r :ss s sss.F s.S. ST. -
o. Ion y q bark AIMS = Garden. ,,,-,.. sc =,
soo,s. "TS naval , stores. ' 10 jss Hand.
s:.. sss xpi .aS S'''0 "A
sesmshp Washington, chehes.er; Richmond, d hours,
sIss%. is s.ssas Ecr.sa sos'oa md.e Metro
Bsrk Thos Dryden CRr). Browa Nagassxi March IS vA
~ Thomas ~ with 20 u Morgan Go. Passed
AnJisr April ~ cape o. Good Hope Jane and ~ Helena
June 20
B.rk Feetwns Ruland Antonio, JAM Is DAYS with
Hsrt Mary csri Putnam Cow Bay IS days, With coal
BARK sussn Jane riuSfo,d Bridgeport cB. 10 days with
coal. 20 master.
With % Isnes Henry July ~. LAY W ~ Ion ~ ~
spoke bria Fayal, from New York bound v.
Brg Baie4Y Na9nn Ni'A EinRw0nd. Rio Grnrie, ~
days with hides and bsir, ~ John Eento tfns@ed
the equator uy has had succession Of light Winds
ana Gains.
Rrg Enntns pean. Atkinson curscoa ~ days, 70 Thee
dore Fuuke Aug st "a *. lon ~ - spoke schr G W
ssfce from Curacao had lust buncd
named MAYNARD WHO had died very suddenly; tth
lat - a. lou "a 10 passed bark fhena tcf Portiand bound
South.
Brr fsmmrg Rlri tBr). s,esens Windsor. ~, days.
with plaster 10 n h DcWotf A Co.,
Brs Cook, snaii, r6n Royal SC days, With mdse
10 Blshy go
Rrg Nodel lor Bss,onl. rressey car rorrey, MOBILE
July Kew West n days with rtnn ae - ThaNcr A
July "a Capt Tofger Of ]rer Island ne died
Of Inflammation bowels Gath. al hts hest Marx Luf.
lin, steward. ~ Deer Island died.
Schr Clara. Gstson Fr0utrf4. - d4yA nh mahogany,
nc, 10 " l. NctfeRdy Co.
Sch ID warner Hodxkir &c Wt4Nt l@ days. with
sugar. W Jonas Smith
Schr ngns iBr), Lrckhsrt Curacss, 40 Ia ~tth wood
and skins 20 Dcwo0 4 20.
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The wheat MARKET continued dull and heavy, and
further decline OF &c. . &c. conceded che low
grades small sale a white Tennessee effected
ct 81 ST. Corn In moderate demand at rather easier
prices sales los 900 bushels at Toe Soc for sound
mixed Western, 81 % for white Western and 76c
7shc for unsound do. Oats less active, and
grades we're tribe OIL sales 30 900 bushels at 60c
for State &c., 43c. for chicago Soc Soc for Iowa,
have sales 70 report; prices however, with
out change. Barley and malt were dull and entirely
nominal.
CouEk-The market quiet and prices in the alb
sence OF sales were nominay unchanged Holders
firm for all descriptions
Corrs was dull and dropping At our revised quota
tons, WITH moro sellers than buyers. The sales wero
limited 10 $50 balca We quote nominally
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NEWS Faan puar Az pnuce.

mercantile letter, dated Pors ~ Prince, July 10,
sa,es that tho recent nsurscon 1t Gonavss has bsss
entirely suppressed by the gsvsrnnsnt and the town
given up to the regular anthcritIes
The troops OF President Gsard marched fron Caps b.
Marc 70 0onaives which town they surrounded, and
acting In conjunction with the Hayden gunbost Gala
tea compelled the Insurgents to surrender FREQ par
don would be extended 70 oil except three members Of
the provisional government.
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Tho Boston Custom Housc receipts for July
stes&7 on increase Of se77 $50 over correspond
Ing month last year
The balance In Boston subTreasury at the close Of
business August amounted 10 $40 Ts5 2i5 81, sst
oaS bs,ng In coin Of ss45 e2T compared
with the close OF the previous week.
The total yaluo OF exports from Boston for the week
endng August 2 intending specie was s2i2 6oi against
&lSit for the corresponding week in 1886.
meet ng Of tue New York and New Haven Railroad
Company will be held q, Norwich Conn, on Wednesday
neHt TO consider and act upon resolution o. tho General
Assembly Of Connecticut, approved June 30, 1866, an
thorzins the company 70 issue thousand shares Of
capital stock OF 800 each u provide means 10 pay the
bonds Of the company.
The Connecticut River Railroad Company have nearly
completed the grading Of the second track between
Springfield and Oh cope Tho track wiIl probably be
LAID and in operation before winter and possibly extended
a. Holycke ncrt season.
The Philadelphia and Read ne Railroad Company have
commenced 10 build branch road from Port .nn
ton 20 Topton II will their road with The Ea-,
Pennsylvania Railroad and link in the route
10 The West by way " tue Atlantic and Great Yves trn
Railroad.
The western Union Railroad Company earned during
Che last week In July. 1880 ..4.........4 s22 2.p
cerresp ending week IN July 1850. ......... ~ eoe
Increase ths year ..ttsttst.4s....4.. ~ eiJ
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.a2.7s7.25327.

sxoo Sssooo,Vs $40
Tho statement received with general Satisfaction
FAR indicates easy condition OF the Treasury
che Absence OF details makes Incomplete and suggests
criticism That with such growing surplus Of funds
the Treasury the present Congress should have added
still further 70 the burdens Of tho people BY Increasing
the tariff and internal little less than public
outrage calculated 70 foster . spirit OF Reputation
throughout tho land
The variations In the amount Of the national debt and
1esa tender notes In circulation at intervals since June
l. 1895 are shown By tho following table,
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despatch from Dos Mones, Iowa announces that tho
Cfcut Court OF the United States for Iowa confirmed
day tho sale Of the Mississippi and Missouri Railway
made pursuance Of the decree Of the 9th OF July last
The busnsss Transacted al the sub-Treasury ia this
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3 FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
MosnAY August I'D p M

MONDAY, August " 7. n
me stock market has experienced dul reactionary
ssndency to-day under which the volume OF business
~ss greatly diminished The general conditions Affect
ing il have however, undergone change, and &C
ION follows reaction the current OF speculation
tor a rise is likely 10 set In strong again
me plethora of capital seeking employment at this
c'n,re Is great that loans are made In some
Instances 10 first class houses at three per cent,
while the general rate only four although exceptions
occur hve for small amounts The statement Of the
associated banks for the week shows in legal
tcnder notes Of 81 $40 EOS loans Of $l96 64s and
circulation of 500 56s The deposits have decreased
1920 22l, and the specie $751; $40, leaving only
50 AS 600 in the banks. These changes unim-
porant but favorable TO maintenance Of the prevailing
monetary The details OF the present and previous
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NEW YORK STOCK txcHlss5.

MoypAy, August 8 1869
aArlA A
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

Alathinerp.
I EATHER Betting.
GEO. A. HIcKCox No ~ B.skm.n-,
DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, and
Il CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
The beat and no complsts IN
CO. Circalsrs application
WOOD MANN STEAM ENGINE Co..
UricA. n. y,
AsD No S AArDrs-LAsr. Nsv.YosE
CTEAM ENGINE and BOILERS WANTED
- Wanted hreaas stsion4y Steam EnEias and Boilers, Of
about 100 horse Address MANUFACTURER Box No S6
p. D. Hew-Yotk.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
= u d. a. - - :.
6talionerp ano 5lnep GOODS.

NOCHRANE" GLASS IHKSTAED MANUFACTO-
y RX le Willams New ORR An kads Of Cut Pressed AID
Plain GLASS TNKsTARDS PAPER WEIGHTS SPONGE CIP
gak Eb9gy epa Waa LIBRARY iNKsTAEDs Cocbrsne. P,ea
Ansyiic Ttcrm5sef INKS WhD-y Dtspers Pat INKsfAhD5
loae manufacturer. preb NAL orders strictly attended to-
GCHOOL.REWARDS, TRsTIMONIALS-A very
- d,sabe article iof distribution the ose Of koo Sunday
Shool and Medals Msfrg c srncalss Valentines Lace
PAPER the above being pubBhed by
BERLIN JONES, hos l1l and 10 Wil,au-sL
ENVELOPES Of every variety Of Color aud Quality,
Folding Machines
which insure. wen gumued enyePs oRsnEnd EnyeloPe' TO-
gehoT variety Of LETTER and kOTFPAPER
BERLIN JONES, Manufacturers hoA ~ and io5 ~iisu.
DDlNls-ENVELOPES CARDS, &c.-Just
w Ou-Tbe large SqBsslsp tbs dsslrsb. stys,
Wedding introduced Mourning uvsops Papers
ci aHl hgmoCais Of oil widths aud styles Of borders
scturodb by BERLIN JONES. Nos l3' and Id WillAHsL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
Gdanfeo tur Businrss GIen.

AN ACTIVE or SILENT PARThER WITH
s % ls m s 'es & T.,,, Pir0s Room i'' n
prone, many ofueft haoir-s - - 10 -
A VALUABLE PATENT for SAlB-For full paf
~ eooars .aifsl NV ~ hesobsnta' Howe North Ihidet
E1OR SAIE-A SCHOONER of light draft and
a 3 , s GasS S.t .s ss can = so - S.l
Apply 81 tas ol6oe Of sALAHAhDER WORKS loot Of wes
INTERESTING TO DEALERS OF GENTS
EURssBIEe GOODS s.w Potent i5nPT9,iunE co., :. No Hi n
P1ace o. bsssasDI Bowery
MACHINERY TO OWNERS of PATENTS, and
1>UTHERs-A 6'oss. yorkosn who served big time N la
nbor u ,own woad lie @ asns. With tsp9a.bs party
% building ID 5 .1s - ', e 'siS sod nS q ooSad rss ss uP
desired. GSdro.a MACHIEIsT Thbune Once
DARTEER WANFED.-Tho advertiser has an
"a ,Y M osn wants and location down Hewisbs
nov Ho e 81 % SS @ : sERH M IToEEsT Sad cox
MERc PRINTING which be lesiims,ely and sdssntse
risacs baDe.. possessed e some espts will
oos oos1aaasoas oonSani Adder asI pa
'''' '-''' ofPoRTUNrri' RoIS itsl O.. n. Y
CTEAMERS ARAG0 and FULTON for SALE
- Proposals M the parchase q The sbov vessels VA BE- Sseysd %
the Office Of the Company No bo4dwy un we INN o. DC
ASy aiorasion vii 6o svsa by tho Company al A
Pss Arsso viii max. hes next regular voyage leaving New YO
Eo so' 49, Biosdvay n. y. Dec. 1. 1884.
TJ1O APITALISTS-A VERY RARE OPP0RIU-
NITY $4,000 @ll bay an in'eIyst IL new ChEsilUAL @
the completion of buildings and
HFsen operslious. Ah1ss T. y. X Bon No 6J Tribune
Ofhce
VIO PARTIES looking for good legitimate cash
paying BUSINESS be found by Supplying q tbs Bu.ness
Meus Emporium. No III Nassaust. BOahEE \ Co
TgNO FARMERS and CAPTTALlSTS.--A simple
discovery has besn made for TANNING HIDES ard shis
without e use o. Bark This ayenon will eoslso zoe 'ensoa
SAMUEL DUNSElTl, PhLadelpha L. o.. Box NO ltol
NNANTED-SPECIALP PARTNER with $5O,OOO
psfebcs LOUR and DRAIN TRADE "a Pa-
fhe paries travelled several ~ the
Western county command considerable trade. Address
o. X. B0K No. i,f9l PostOhee, Philadelphia
WANTED, for prompt cssh-A first-casS PAPER
w MILL capable MAKING from LTse tuns Of psrer
dsy. Address with fu PARTICULAR ALPHA. Boz NO 3s Ne"
York Post O6cc
WATCHES aud Jewelry suitable for speculative
w aad E purposes gold silver Amsan weichea hne M snd
plated chains send f,s list LIONEL JACOBS. III bro'dWy
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
Amngemeftts.

- AmusemenIs.
0LYMPIC rHBATER.
% 20, al 20 s.s S ,se Sss and v.y ~ s. Das
s.s,r. .,,,,.,,.., TUE l9@5 STRIKE
IAsT NIGHTS ABSOLUTELY
LAsr EIGHrs ABSOLUTELY
. D'l '''''1i'' "HffS TfE IS 9SPS sfTIR Z Ri.@-
q me s.oas and sa'esbs superb aud The 'ess vi" long remain
THE rHoUsANDs WHO Raw SEEN n.
o1e shs mos. perfect known 70 The msdes
Bach ss1Oo.sr espscsy written By hs
1sas RfaF e ''I1 CAST IA &f f'fiii FI OLYMPIC
M ciiAaLEs wuEArLEroWs Es.. iupsr,een.es q g.
ISsT ,SssF1 1NtSFiTs hsifTsI1is % NOAH LEAhoKO'
Mr. BrOD DARTS fsmovs rendition Of MONRYPENNY.
ol'M BOUND 70 sEE THE raINo TnRoudH."
Say tho s5'e erie. Of TIE T TRIBUSG Werid Epse Post
N sd D. s.s .ssss s sS5 4s sss sy SI P;.
sEESo THE ykai FRsT cHAzAcrER KNOWN TO THs
LAST NIGHTS or MISS KATE NEWTON,
h the delicate and touching phases Of the life OF the humble Factory
~ o LAST EseHTs oE THE GREAT CAST. ...,
T. " pn, ~ ~ uISn y C
4 sTRKE Mr WMs BAEioN, NJ. rao oals d; SToGp1sT
wha6' H. IELgm 4; 6lLiETi ME DAILY. NJ u siS
Tin TEhBfs II M. 81 ALICE MaRRlsoS Nc. T WOOD
Ls.. nights q The neo@psabo q supoiuunee giving
'''- GRE1T MANCHESTER sTRIKu
not % % % and rs. so
vokns adnson Of the Ost basf OF theatrical
''1 "'' MUST BE WITHDRAWN
TaIs ysdnesdsy EvENiNg IN addition to the LONG STRIKE
viii be presented
ROBSON ROBSON.
Tho rr-sby funny comedian nSb'on IN entirely farce
cOmOdy, FOR the frat lime in New-Nork - -.
JONESS BABY. JONESS BABY.
The asaansd by number the best artists in the Con
pany probably in h e1ence received such
thoroughly enjoyable rendition THIS NOhf At THE oLfA
PFC.
In active preparation with magnificent and Romantic Scenery the
"'.s '''''" I'll The MASTER oE RAvgNswooD.
which NIGHTS. at the Royal Jyceum
'"'''''' SATURDAY AFTERNOON 2 o'clock
THE GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
Admission Theaer 80 Ceu Children y Gems 20
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

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hpf1lfen - 1btke N.Y. Cox ~ 0cns. fxnH Dee. 1855 !
ffN0 TAA-SAHERS-NOTICE Is hereby gwen that
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n l.n sk % As ass oa the e. 81 jnsry iso~iug IA
rt a. ~ rt1c q IEeiss M b. sddd BE- cacustsi
nsm Ne 80 as sfocicbu i,tC 70 tls a.s 81 gaym.aL
JOHN MURPHY, Rscstsef
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
Cypress Companies.

GLOBE EXPRESS COMPANY,
N Offoe Nos ard Reciots.. Empire Buidns
Temporary Ones, No. 199 Broadway
kHWfoRK Nov. 49, 1885
TUY GLOBE sEXPRES3 COMPANY will the day. 10
NsNYork PhDsosiphs. Baltimore aud Wa,har
HEAVY FREI0Hr AND PACKAGES,
They viii osi for aud deliver promptly Al ths following rhis,:
freight Phste ~ 100 ma
IOr hssvy freight 70 Bsiinore per 100 pa
FOR hssvy freight TO NashngO ~ per lV MS
heavy freight GsogeiovI d. C....... - 100 ma
For heavy freight % Alsxandrta epef 100 fos
vsnab VII bs sken Tsas3nabs
anJ other responsible Company
The Company arranging 20 rapidly opoa lie Offices q. oil ia
poant points through South sud South West full EIprss
This Company prepared pay promptly Tor any los' dsnsg
Orders may be Isf d sItbsr Of the shove ofass.
) w WILSON supsrin,sudeni
eTIss pSGa,r Pr:r,s.ss; TSs.ss;., Ne. 1ssrosd~.y.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

Gopartnersbip Notices.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-The eopartnership
heetofors existing between the unSsnsd under the hr
Of Smith Hall h hs day Dissolved ~ mutual consent
Either party wa 'sn IN hquidlion MAaShAIL n Shlh
NswYork. Dec. ], 1855
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICB.-Marshall N. Smith
~ Of the Town Osngs EsseK Co.. j. Charles Hall Of ths
City ofHswYork aud Chas W. Budd Of Brewster Station Pnsm
Co. T. have th. day orms coparnshp for the manufacture
and sale OF Fus and Woe Hats cOpsnehp win be known
NewYor under tho SMITH HALL BUDDi At Orange
~ H. undsr that Of MARSHALL NJ SMITH Col and at BrewI
- ~ MARSHALL NJ SMITH
CHARLES HALL.
EsvYOrk. Dec. l. 1886 CHARLEs W. BUDp.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
StCpss. Ranges, &t.

2AYEs COAL AND INCREASES HEAT.
- A.llAs Pphsnl hApiATOh issasy spplsi
IL .ss 49, 81 " feunf highly ceonemics ocos