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MiIitary 9ireetory.

STATE MILITARY AGENCIES,
For the Relief OF Sick snd Disabled Soldiers IN this
Department &c, &c.
FOR OHtO.-D. K Taylor. Cnice, No 4 Cherry
street, up stairs.
PENNaYLNANIA.-CoL Jas. ChamheTln. Once,
No 4s% Cherry street, up stairs.
INDIANA Col. Edw.s haW- tfhce, ~ Cherry
street.
MCHIGAN.-L. b.. Willard Office, No.. fG5z
Cherry street.
MLINOi5-Col. j. NJ Sheets. Omco No & Cherry
street, mp stairs.
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Notice.

INA r j. HUNTER physrisss ~ g.
II q m THROAT, LUHes nd REART vogfI
notly hon p<uenis. that 'her ohca n Nsshvlf5s
vi ctose en- Saturday evening the ffh rst. easr
~eraldses Ealoel - eesi Fourth street.
hereaner 70 piace lhsnseixas rn1ar thSIrc 49, =.
iGgsmerH have hoen made uith ~. Rozaos o.
sta, Who : authonssd % FeoeYs appl1sssas
Q maze eEHm.nsre1s, shieh Ei-hs hrsardsS
ear ai1raa = Cscnlkt. r
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RLFRED @ B0WERS
Assistant surge0a 5th Nsa YORK NcE

keadeE here IL proof positive Of he uEe Or
inese truly Naluatle preparation. he ola ackl
Jog Endd gusung drlgs have 70 owe WaT N rem
lies purely Fegehshle. pleasant D. he asia. 81
fu5lffVE CuRE.
sold b WJACW sMITH. DrugEsnA
Cor. Church and Vioe siTeeta, kshfl@
DESMOND a CO. Propuslors.
sis Escs street. PnilziatphiL Pa laspa-4
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United States Steel Pen Works
FACTORY, CAMDEN. n. ].
R. E~sTERBRooK & co.
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS,
WAREHOUSES HS ss1 Aseh-sl Phna-

SAaPLs md Pfsss o. sppHosaon- Ists made
Anl patlern or E.amu required
oAtttle-ihee Pens are 81 9ruuila Aneres,
~nanua'iafe and stIGEi In d7ish. eiast ctV ass a.
o. pont 70 Hie beet imported. ThsT -.
elreto Rian the cclldence ~ the fsne--
F4eN Gla as-siuls q orr amafn-e 100
t'eaL sesartJ againit fnreum imiiaa1
fcr sale az retail bf IN s anonsre in -
0e oes9s ss-s r EsrkRBRJoE a co.
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AdEeraveu Int N hesFeciN Column, 6rst time,
centsi subsequent Insertions, 10 oanis per line. In
Local Column, drd time, lf0m 1 10 5 lines, q IT,
each addhonA h1e, - csnts; subsequent inser-
tons, IS cen.s per Lne.
Al adFerosanents occupying special position,
Aod al doubie column edvernsemeuts. vii 81
charged Sh per cent advA1ce on regular rates.
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s-AMARITAa's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Punasr sd Remedy for
sCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILs, sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES. &c.

for ayphdis Or Nenereal Diseases. tie sazEr
hn't Root and Herb Juices il he moot potent Ger
IAN snd ehectuai remedy ever prszcnbed- ItraEl-
e. ana eHdleatea every particle Of the Fensrsal pr
.on, 20 That NE cure u thorough aad permsnon-
TAKE then his purifying remedy and b hsaiel,
and do not transmit % your postenty thsf kr ahch
you may repent IN ater yesrs.
DO NOT DEPART
Although you may Be- pronounced incuratle, ne
Root and Herb Juices win remove
every vesuga q impuudes nom tha sV.tam. - eel
A. al The bad Effects Of Mercury.
FENALEsfI FEuaIFs
10 many affections With which numbers Of f.
maies suffer mo Root add HerbJuices o. most hap
ply adapted, 10 tlcerst.f Ut-rus- In WHstaa %
oesnng down., Failing Of the Womb, Debuty. 81
ior al Complaints iscideuf 70 he sex. Sent III e.
press Pnee, - per botus.
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Baltimore, FEB % l1tA D
Il hHEe great aatsla6tou in stating mss 49,
p I'd The ramanan's Remeeies ioriA eDsra
biaeaee N ~ mo1tc.sto1ar mms; Inst I mii
l-ed luem Win lldEmeuL Discretion, znd prota
u, and have lould uHim respond b ny a1nep.
no . promptly ana enactuasy. KNOWING ur
eomposluous 1 have The fullest coufdenos 10 a.
eieneY, and a. ar ~ my use Of them eEtends ,
recolnusnd hem strongly
sLFRED @ BOWERS
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We. the undsrHgned. have this day adopted tie
aooFe ntes Tor advertising, 70 winch We bind our
selves strictly % a1hares
w. CAMERON q 90.
JOHN WALLACE, for he DaapnsL.
BARRY, NINHAM a 90. for Rrea.
BALL. JONES a o fog Gazette.
NASHVILLE. TESE-- Sept ~. lssS~
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Glover ssedI Glover Seed

IN RARRELs oIoYER SIZED. Juss received
80 -.e piCKEF 4 Smith.
NA Cor, uhuruh ana Fronf strosts.
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MARRIAeE I'D FuNKRlL NOTICE
LNNOUNoEMRE7s OF oANDnlrz

VII be charged 81 TIE regular advertising nuias,
and must invariably b paid = advance, OF no IN
asrion made.
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In Fegsrd to money matters in New York

\ In Fegsrd to money matters in New York
NE Tribune Of Wednesday says:
Moneyis easy on call at 6a7 per cent.
anu upon Government security lower rates
nave been made In commercial paper
there Is no material change, aad BUYERS are
able 10 make large interest. Best names are
quoted al Tag, snd second grade IGsI5 Der
cent The bank statement shows a large
gain IN legal tenders, made By ameuainr
the form Of their weekly statement, il ac-
eordanee with the following resolution.
adopted at a meeting Of the Association held
December 27:-
ResoiUed. That the banks be requested TO
include hereafter United States Clearing
House certificates with legal tender notes.
IN Their weekly statements TO the Clearing
House
Borrowers cannot be too careful in making
new engagements upon this statement. Il
shows that the banks are strong, but i does
not fohoE that they viii be running about
The streets for borrowers al low interest. On
the other hand, il Is well known that this
legal tender money means compound notes
with large accumulated interest, and one
year certificates bought ct rates which
tempt shreTd bankers to use money in that
direction in preference 70 ordinary loans.
The Government win soon be in the murket
70 change its short loans into long bonds,
and reduce the currency b. the proce 3.
The deposits show an increase Of soon ,g9I,
IN preparation, for the payment Of divi-
dends and interest.
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The efcscy 81 fhsss remedies is Alike acknoE
Edged - Physicisns and psdsut-. They are sd
IN ne Y > Hospitals, and By tEeir real msui htFs
Gsaed ne epprOhalou o. he most stie surgeau
fsleet hks ncucei The inErediont- are En1sl
% the phYsicians Who use thaf1. - you vii see b
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
217 ACRES,

Too and q half miles from Nashville, on The
MrJrses5oro pike; and also other Valu-
able Property in NGshUi1e, belonging TO tho
Estate Of tie late Edtoard TraBne.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
TREAsrRY DTPAkrxssr, }
CyYIck OF CoYp frOLLEa or rIR tuHKr SGT.

NAssfSGros, Dec. 80. "a 81.
WHEREAS, By satisfactory eyidei pre-
snt-d the and.rsg gn,d 10 has hsrp made appear
th,t Tho LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK OF .W-OK-
LEANS IN the CITY Of New ORLEANS, in the Para. oi New
Oteau sud State Of Louisiana. bss been duly orgsnf under
and according tie requirements oi fhr Acts OF orsr
ti!.j An Act to proVids National Cnu.ucy Sclted by
pledge OF United Sfse. bout. tEi 10 provide q ccus
md redr pon t1ereo sgfFogrd uls 1874 and Lss
oonplaJ With al the poyi0u. q aid ieircGursd TO bo
complied with before eoa mencns the business ol banking
upd y uii Act.
Now therefore. l. FREEMAN CLARKE, Controller orii-
Currency do hereby certify tat the Lopsils National Bank
of New. treau. the City q ssw-UfcaS H. IL. FsIis 4
rew-tri. nod State OF Lo4isiuA T. 4ut0fz. a
the hn moss Of banking ul1f the ad ufof-sat
Ia ts uouy whoieot wn.ss my hand sni 'eai of oiieo
His Jih day ii December, 1865.
FREEMAN CLARKE. Comptroller.
Tire Rank viii be % opeIAton ~ Tie !Atl lnst
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

OEFsNwIcu SAvTGs BANK hEw YORK. Ian. ,. i8t6.
JANUARY INTEREST FOR l-G6.
Board OF Trutsr- Of th. LIS tuition have directed ha
leIrst n, the Of FIVE Pes per I'll
of five Hundred Dollar, eud under and Of -Four Ter Cent on
deposits rive uundrri Dollars. rr fr0u aoysTnmen
tax De- allowed t. ali opposition. ru-d thereto, pay ole on
sDd sisr MONDAY Jsu Is ~ intsrosi no, cTa~n viii
dfaw interest from J4r. !, ~ principal
Is. =. WHEELWRlGIT. President.
JAsss BENCz.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

fi,3'i,tb II
J, ISAAC q. OGDEN. Cstlrer Il II. New.iork County
National ksnk DO boony that be above sLisur
true, to he beat Il ny kAJ~iei.s au1 lelIof.
ISAAC T.. OGDEN Cssb,er.
:'.'.: Sfat.ofNsu Y3rk. cfV ard CoBnty0 Ney YORK.
IS cent a. Sworn e. aud ,ubserbrd beo,. me mi. sh day
:,ismp: ofJaaUsry leCt hrousrus LtLAsp
Not ril!c.
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orncz OF the AnrssIAs PrrKoLsua Cosp.sr.

NEw.YoRK, December ~, 1865
NOTICE.-TIIEA ANNUAL MEETING of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS Of the ARrESiAN PETROLEUM
COMPANY Will b. held TUESDAY. January o IcGG
=, O'Clock r. at the cfce OF the Compsuy No lsS
broadway Sew ok. ut which mcetin. vii be considered
such business may before ,he mretng including tie
election OF Trustees Tor tie esBr. year Parirs unable
g.ld the meeting requested seed tcir proxies 70
tr rsteut Secretary Of tn COMPANY aGtAosg them
o sct meeting TrBner books Will We eio.eI from
46,h December, 1905 10 January 9 1876 inclusive
J. A. buCkiNGHAM, President.
w NJ. BROWN. Secretary.
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Cost ano fonn0.

r OST -WM. e. JNO. O'BRIENs CiINh IN
On Asobsnics National Bank, No. t9ts 20, tsar..S
ssssd Jan 3D. 1866. snd payable to our oool o, ,a
sne pu'"' -" TAYLOR BROS, No IL " all st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

GROCERY STORE corner Of Fourth and
UGreen-,is for sALE-Tho tboye desirable stand with
scek hscltss Groceries good custom or sale Ap
BY 10 above.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMLR. flTCHRURG. NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAiHA
And INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
fkebew aud .tsunch steamer, Of the korNl-b lns,
CITY or BOSTON AID CITY OF NEW. YORK.
AsZs kewYort dsiy iSsndsys exceped ssoce p. M
non Pier No. 80 ke-th River, foot Of Vss;ry-s.
FOR NEW-LONDON.
srs eonnecn, with tt. Steamboat E,prcs. Train romths
eSove points vi. SolWjck md Worcsse Horon and Wor
fser orcester ard Nashua aud New London and Noherp
kxiIot1a
freh tAksn ttths lowest For info iaqgrs
u l. 5. MARTIN, Agent, on the fisL
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Gteamboa!s cn1 Railroads.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for n. Brighton,
~ g. Hsihor factofyvs and Port Elchmond-s i0a.
y m, "a $3.50 ?. ~. g. ll:30a m, $50, $50 .. m. No
Freight received aher 2 o.
NOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The new
y and .tsnch sileyh-el CITY OF PROVIDENCE,
POO tDn- bnfGen OeoT-. &. Hull Commander vii leave Pier
20 30 Noih River, foot ot Jsy-st, every ~ JrSOAf.
Sssssge apply board. EaIe ~.
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31roteesioita! Noiltes.

nR. WM. EARLs WORK of 2i0 Pages on
~ Pes Structure and Obscure Diseases OF the Pelvic Wis
lsIa Nc frice 81 Mailed Iee 10 sy part. Addres
10. IL Wbite-st., New-Nork.
nR. FULLER treats all SCROFULOUS and
~ SKIN DISEASES OLD ULCERS, IUMORS. and
SRCPrIoNS. e. hs Oice and DIu. stoIe No. Z; Sullivan
h., Brooms.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

ANiATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
IVA hs~ IonK n.eenbrf 20. 1865.
THlRTIrTN SfNlANAUAL DIVIDEND.
The Trustees fth- lnslnton have rcird that interest
be- ID ou al derost. 10y thr lle rn'd ,icretoD
SIX PR CENT alruu, anoults uf 800 rn'
Ice eud Wv 4 PER GIN lcf snuuu, d smpurt.
oecau { payable Oh AID a the thiFd Mondsy In JSnu
urv, tir H. f.t'hfifn psNng Tie S0verImeit'as.
The will credited under date Of Jaunsfy ard
II rot withdrawn will receive n'er.' dcpoNt
Of tns' .rte h. j. BROWN fr,s.aouL
FBgAkD ScHFLL TTra-ur,r
4. \. ALyOhD. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
r1RIE RAILwAY.-Traips leave Depot foo,

4 hhiL w n iCdNC DtpPt iOos
~ Of Ch.mhersst. vs Fsvouis Fof,T
Day rrp'ss for Iansudai-u1. hocersier butslo.
Dslansgoz suG es Connects 1t bu1Ao wih Lake sbos
ond Grsud Trunk Railways saa at Ss4Gi ncs With AtxiIc
ED Grea. N,stsni Railway
ESQ H.. Mia and Way Train, daily, to kti'vils
hit counrcing with Lsks Shore and Ala tic sGl Cfest
&essTn Rsiwsys.
ty Way Train, for Port Jeryis and Newbsrsa.
p Nj 1T E1prets tof CAsadai.lL Hocats or BoGslS
Salamanca al Vest
D. NJ. Lightning Express ny for Carsniaa- Roches
Sr Bu.fao fSIu1ncs, Don <. snd West. Coz nect. at
ssfllo win ~ Sbo.- aid Grand lrou< Ia "aya. S.I s
Ealautuca with Il uiic sEd Dycat Wesierl Railway.
?. NJ EnsfD.t rain Cal ioE Buaio Salamanca. Dan
HUGH RIDDLE. G~n1 ssp,, New.YorL
WV. Il. f4HR Osal Pass Asent. Hew-York
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

TRAINS LEAVE NENV-yONh:
Fer -v.lsren. 100 StO(fx,j l3J 10. Els, (ExJ
SEQ, tk,,l 5.A5. so sGd 800 (Er.l D. IA.
For idsefort 100, s0i. (sx.,, ll.5r M; l2l3 lEI
a0o, Ok AS 40 and 90 (Er.) o. IN.
tor AiihoTd and atratiord. 100 H. 70 Jto 30 p
For tsrh-d. Southport aud Wes,po 100, lNA m -
%3pp.
For iSorwAlk 1oo aOc, (Er) $50 r.soa m I2l (Er.j
3Oo ttx.l 3<5, 40. $40 $40 (Ey..lp
For DAIicn 100, 500 lJ0s n. ;3.s5 +3c, $50 p
For Greenwich, 100. go ll.l0 =, 49, So 81 m.
For STANFORD, 70o, 500 tax.) 9J0 l59 l2l3 (EIi
800. (fI +5. so $50. ESQ 800 tE1.) p. . -,
For fo Chester and iurosdiae stsi iona 100. W. IIp
= 3.,S tJc, so, 80. ,.lm ?. m.
CONkECriNU TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield 800 tEK 800 tEx30)
p.
Por Borton, via shor. Lns. 1alS, (EI.) aoop. m.
For Hartford and Springfield, 800 A. (EL) l21!, SEQ
,Ey..l ap m.
For colnecicut River Railroad 800 e. tExl Rl3p m.
TO Montreal 800 ?. m. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence aud Fsbk Ralrexi zoo fELl
r. .2.l3 p
For New Haven. New.Iondon and stouiugton Railroads.
600 a. M. ~ IS. 800 $50 2. M.
For Canal Railroad n.l5 o m. TO Northampton
FOr Housstonic Railroad, ia IN.
fcT NaugNuck Railroad, 8.0JS LD., 400 .. IN.
For DsnbuEy Ard koIwGk Railroad, 100, so O. m, f.o
p m. . -.
Coumodious Sleeping Cars sttsehed to t1o r. M train
JAMES a. uOYT. Sup-
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Chontss for Dusiness Alen.

f1OR SALE-A frst-class GROCERY, Of
j. ieven years sisndi on one q the pncpsi Avenue, o.
x,oo,ivn 3o,ng rood trade Unh for selling, tle
Sor.o,, have other business ng cir eteri"n fo'
fsrtevl.rs Apply to VII. MACAEf, No U Fultons'e'
&r.oklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
The Blnk win be "a operation " Ila lOtl lnsi.

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK cor. If Four
~ teeuti.s'. sud Eigt-fve.OpeD daily, on 10 n 20
y. N. Mondays and Ibgisaay., from 10 SIX PR
CFST INTEREST ff~e on tioyenurIt'sI d. posits made
o before January ~, will duw ipisfest r1f Jannsfy l.
L. IA. BrIi. se'I-,sIy. TAOS. CiRi5rY. President
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
NTEW.YORK aud NEW-HAvENRAILROAD
1855. WINTER alRAN0EMENT 1865
COMMENCING NONEMBEk 20 1860.

PASSENGER st,tior "a EewYofy corner Twenty n,
.no feuT,hsvs Eu,rsnce n Twenty seveut.rct.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

ovYcE oY .ng new YoaK rorirADrK issraiscH Co,
no IS WALLsr., NEW J OK, Jan. 4. O..
hiVIDEND.-- The Board Of Directors have
~ III. day d@csrrd SENl.ASSUAL DIVIDEND Of
FOUR PER CENT Tree from Government tx, psya5. on
and sfer th- 3h inst JOiS MILLER. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
NEW Yoas. Pee. %. 1868

NOTlCE.-The annual meeting Of tho
~ fOrKIOLDEnS OF the BUNhEf NIL pETRO.
ht UM IOMPAEt viii be held on al ..SDAi, Jan O. 1886
at n oolocA ~. the oats Of to Company No. i55
BcadSay. y. y q which ns the subject of reducing
the aVlal socN ne Company fun 3 tUO go
lea VIII Dc considered nnd such other business
before the citing Inc aiding the election # Directors
10. tho ensuing year Parties unable attend tie meeting
requested srnd tf proxies tho resident SecEe
,ary ofthr Ioplny. with tncr wslas such reduc ION
capital anu nthoIzng them sal meeting Trans
ic ook. viii b. closed nom the 25l of December 1885, to
Jan o 1876. inclusive. w. u. BROWN \. 4. STOUT
JOHN J. kiNCHMAN. J 9. ALLEN, j. W. BAKER
JAMES BROWN. L. &. COE. Directoss
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY

tEN JHAL kAJLhDA) OF MI WI ENSt1
~ Pssssnspg Depot N NewYoTk foot Of L.bory-t sni
freight Depot Ia NeYoTk FieI No. North H,tr connect
1hg Hampion Junction with the Delswafe. La kswann,
pnd Wes;ern Rsroad snd Il aston viii the Lei.h Valley
kairosi sud it connections. forming direct line Pitts
tngh and the West without change u css sso 10 tho Oil
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST
Two Express 1sins daily from the Nes except Suai4ys
One Train daily (ercep, ssurasy.j for The oil e-iou
Sbty miles aud two hours sayed b. ti ii, 20 Chicago
Cincinnati St. Louis. &c with but clsngs of cars
WRITER ARkANGtME ENT5.
Connmcncine Nov -, lSib-Lesv- New York - follows
A. a iof EastoD. Mauei ChUnk, ".iiaIspor Nike-
baife AsispOy City, etc.
MAIL IrAIx-A, q =. m. for Plenling'on Patton water
pap SeTs"ion, WLkesbsIre Greet Bend, Fit ION. Bishu
ApD etc.
m-Nea'cTn Esptess for Essou Scranton. Orcs.
ksnd Ati tcssn Read Hsrrsburr, PiF5rrsh and TIE
".s "A bot ono elsnse Of Cincinnati CEic4g1,
opd but two chiuses t. IT. Loais.
IL ~ JKLIs-FOr Esston Areniowp Nauch Ch,nb
FlSesbs-fe, "AsiaEspoI Reading, Pot.syio Harrisburg,
m-Fe- Esston. Scranton Grea. Bend. Bstbebeu
Allentown. Ms1ch Chunk.
6p m.-for Somrrv.4 and f1emington
6p.m.-ExIress train kr the Oh Region and Erie, daily
0xfept saturday.
$50 y. NIX CT Son1ervi %.
Up n.-for So-aery!l.
m.--WEsTERN EXTRESs TRhIE-Por Fs,,oo Al
bntown, Reading, Hsrr.bur! ritt.burgh sud tie West
Sleeping sthroGgh from Aersey Ciy P.,sbuIsh arr
ELIZABTTHPoRT AND, NEW YORK FERRY.
.. L%sse NeafoIk foot iberysi. ai ~ and 20
y M. from Pier No. North Rist at t:3J u.
Ickes for the West be Attained al the ofcs o. the
fsnrtl BGi'road Compsny foot q Libcrys, n r. No
ogfe koG al aud SIC n, sdway. and at the prc.
ksi hotels JOSIAH o. srEA rms. supe. iutendeui.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
STEAMBOATS, ann RAILROADS..

HTDSON RIVER and HARI I'M RAIL
HOAp-On and after Nonds- ssn l. 1856 trains for Al.
hsny and Troy conncop. h Sorth aud Western trans
will iciye New YorK IS folowG
f.p -: ~. sIu5son River Railroad, Th'uefhst ara
Ten;h.aye. connecting with trans ;or North and vest
10 M via hui.on River Railroad, CORRECTING with North
err ard Westofn trains
IIs m va Harlem Railroad Tw.aty.,irh'st and Fourth
sye come ting with trains ior Nortn and west
3:l5 p n vs Hudson Giver Railroad connecting at 9ioJ
wih train for nonfieal with sleepin,'cars attached
~ M ia Harlem Railroad. corusc,ins wa Western
srains seepingcsrs attached q t!esly.
= NJ VIA Hudsou River Railroad ,e>pinec from New
orb Buffalo aGd Su pension trids- without chanir Also
20 Montreal via Safrtoga This tram luus on Sunday%
p via Hudson River Railroad, with sesPiugcars at
schrd connecting Albany aud Troy with nornus unu'
Tor North aud West. ,
WM. II. VANDERBILT. Vice President.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05


NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.--Trans leave
foot OF cor.ndtst Tor fBILADrLrHIs - 10 and II 30
m. " m and m, and " midn ght; tor BALrIsoEs
and WASHisefoS a, aud 1880 q III, p n., snd IL md
night Mfary ;kets DOT receivable In tle .. tram
For Other particulars see bills al oticca
EtARlIAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
~ NoAD FALL ARRhNGEME.srS 1888 COM
MiEHSiN1 iIxys r6 M0Sp,Ar sEriEMGLk T. PASSENGER
sRANCH. The Steamer JESSE HOY, Capt sesv viii
eavr fief No D. North River daily tsunds, pod a.
fo.,Ows:
Al ll:t', a. no. ESPREss LINE Foa CAMDEN d.
RIOT tskins passengers fer Per; Monmouth Rcd Bsns
Long Branch, SHARK River. Fsmngde s9usn Brick sbarg
Manchester. Toms .iver Woodlands Shangns. Bsrl.s
foeteron Oson jackson. and all Stations Csadeu and
Atlantic Railroad.
Through to Camden In I've hours. ...........fsre 81
Excursion irkei. good for three days ...........
M+.l5 .. H., Way P..senger hne ~ Mssehener Toms
River. Long kfsneh. and inirrmsds,r stations.
THROUGH FRElUHr LINE CAMDEN AND HEWYonK
Leave New-Yot st <:l3 arriving q. CsHis l:3)
?. nsIt dsv.
Leave Camden q, 2:5o 2. IN, arriving aHssYoi a. N.
ntrt day.
Freight shsn a, low rates. Appy'o s. C. HASTY, Loos
Freight Agent Red Bank. " J. W. 3. ShEDEN supt
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

IotA.s..ss. - II"
. T. J. L. fIENiI1 Csshier OF a.. Astousi broadway
Btnk DO ,ofun, tist lie above ss-Ieui 10 true
| TO the beat oi ~ Ero~ LED st sad billet. -
}. EvEnirr. C.sli-r
Sworn 70 and ,b.crssa before ib. d,y of January
1906 WILLIAM d. ROCKWELL. ho.Gfy Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

NEW.YORk FLOATING DRY-DOCK
~ COMpANl, January Z. l3j6-Au adjourned meeting of
SDckho d-rs OF this Company viii b. b. TUESDAY,
10Th inst a. o'clock p w., a. Mr. Charles Csrow's oice
No 70 South II.
l attendance "a requested b. snsss OF Importance 10
tho Stockholders will come before The Ing.
WM a. fREEBOhN, Pge.iout.
II. " Mason. Secretary.
I,fTY RAILROAD STOCKS and BONDS
~ BOUGHT AND SOLD ~
GEO. G. DUNBAR.
No. 70 Pine 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

= HENRY 4. srYTHr, President Il "'rhe Central
National Bsnk Of the lily II New YORK. Do sol,nrly swear
that the above tstct Is true, TO tbs best OF my tnow
edge and belief
f,ignrd) HENRY A. shlf IHE. FIesiIent
wioRK, JAnnery lSe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
MONDAY. July 2J-P. N.

MONDAY July 2J-P. N.
Gold closes at ljoi and sold as high as l5 during the
day.
The stock market has been unusually dull and the Trans
actions have rarely been smaller In many stocks the
ouotaions arc nominal. moderate business was done
In Government securities At Saturdays rates. There was
large Offering OF Railway mortgages but prices were IN
-. n-.t sha-aa tha only sale OF Banb -
NevYork at lgI In the Railway snAiu 49, there was
general decline OF per cent. Af,er tho call the market
was dull and lower aud upon the small sales reported III
lower were accepted The closing street prices were as
tolows: Water Power - 49, Ohio Certificates, y Isl
Canton 81 ~; Cumberland Coal 40 i6l; Quicksilver
1;qs lIariposa Preferred, 22s22!' New-York Central
1854 aiOai: Ere Oh S6ii; Hudson River, li'i Iios
Reading 1901 lO9i Michigan Central 100 lO ~
Southern SI rs Illinois Central ser6 and Toledo roql
ia aud p,,tsbur,h siaSiI; o. - -. 49,. 80
''.u '"n ,s,,. .ntr "a, Aorth-WesiGn 81 a3ii
gIlO, ID 10 ella63y, ror Wayne, 99999ii Western
Onion 81 cod
Moncy is moro abundant and from the proceeds OF one
year certificates banks supplied with more currency
than be readily used at per cent The bank state
ent shows decrease OF loans Of 81 lGsil6 Of specie
9 7 and Of circulation Of $l2j lj2 Tho deposits
ct g. $50 O3j and the legal tenders at 1880 5 In
commercial paper there is material change. Best to
good names sell at 5a per cent
The following shows the condition Of the New-York
CITY Banks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

MnITARY.-The appeal from the decision and
order Of Col L. Burger commanding Second Brigade First
Division National Guard affirming the election proceedings
in the 9Th Regiment held April TO- at which Joel W. Mason
duly elected Colonel has been Dismissed and the election
OF Col Mason affirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

An election to ill the Office Of Brigadier for the
Second Brigade will be hell at the Armory Of tho 10th Reg
meat in Tourhst Broadway. Monday evening July
80 at o'clock ?. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
ISli.


ofbe increase 90 for this year of lis CID tans lO7sl9
inns were furnished from Schuysil County We nave NOT
eaTned wlethe the land o.; at Much chunk haI eom
ed work or We were informed yesterday 'hAt 'neI0
re trfrnou,s also IN the Lehigh REGION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

GERMAN HoSPITAL.-Tho Germans propose the
erection Of hospital for the benefit Of their invalid INDECENT
ceunrymen Mr. Franz Richter No 379 SiHthaye, is
powered TO receive subscriptions for the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24

1t isrcported that the sth Regiment, n. G., intend
to give he present State uniform Of blue and 30 back to
the gray cloth.