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New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
POLITICAL.
Mr.. BOUTWELL, ON REOoSsrROcTroS.
o good Work.
BY rKLxGRAPH TO THK TRIBUNE.

TKLEGRAPH TO THK TRIBUNE.
BosroN Dec 27.--Ex-Gov. Boutwell, delivered a
lecture in this city this evening upon the subject OF The
restoration Union aud its relation TO business In the
outset he that the restoration OF the Union was most I'M
poran business community and should be carefully con
ered by them He then clearly defined what was meant by
immediate restoration which many urged impatent It meant
the return to power who had been Rebels and who were
Rebels who unquestounby seek the destruction OF the
Government After showing by figures that Slavery had
ended prevent the growth Of the population Of the South
and development OF its be discussed the various
plans offered for reconstruction lie condemns the Presidents
plan and also that which suggested only the adoption OF The
Constitutional Amendment simply restoration Of power
to the Rebels and return of the ancient order Of
things The plan proposed by many admitting the states
when thoy should adopt the Amendment and also system Of
impartial restricted suffrage basis q education Ion or % %psSPsTy M
ala would give 70 the heDes mo
vss keop the cooTed population education and thus
push from the ballot box The only plan that wond be
lust held the adoption OF the Amendment IN addition
to q law OF UBiyersl Suffrage.
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LAFAYETTE COUNTY
MARYLAND.
~ rrI.snAPH TO THE rsrsUS

Br TzIssaAPH TRIBUNE. .It.
BALTIMORE Dec. T.-The Legislature OF this State
meets on Wednesday next 1t is understood that an eff
fort will be made TO declare the last election for Mayor and
CITY Council illegal and void said election having been
held under tho registration sts of 1865 to the exclusion
OF those registered last Fall II is also expected that
bill will be Introduced looking to the declaration Of gem
eral amnesty by which all those disenanchised under
the provisions Of the State Constitution, for sympathy
with or participation In the Rebellion, will be restored 10
all their former political rights ~ ..
There Is little doubt but inat the National Consttu
tional Amendment will be rejected. But Il IS believed
that many Of the more obnoxious features Of the sodo with
reference TO coored people win be repealed and the opn
ion has been expressed that there viii be found majority
In the Legislature in favor OF the admission OF negro tes
mony. ..i -. . ..s -
The enerossng subject OF interest connected with the
meeting OF the Legislature is the election OF United
states senator in place OF Senator Cnswe vhose term
expires on the 9TH Of March. tat
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
NEw.HAMpSHIRE.


REPUBLICAN NOMINATION OF CONGRESSMAN.
DOVER, N H., Dee. T.-1he Republican Convention to
nominate candidate for Congress in the Ist District met
here to-day. Every delegate present. and no little cx-
ccment porvaded the meeting Charles III. Bell of Exeter
presided Three baIotBgs held the latter resulting
As follows: Ella, I24 Wheeler ll9; Marston, q Rollins
,. Ella nominated by majority, The nomination
was made Unanimous by the Convention. Mr. Ella 40
ceptod tho nomnation In an able speech. -
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Bnelncss Notices.

The GoRHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY SILVER
o Pfoyincs e. o. ifo the trade that they ore
6ne ELRCTKO PLATED GoOps comprns w uc % 80
SEKvtozs aud TABLE MARH descipou Of very superior
ouhtv and OF new designs Tie base cke Se
non iirb deposit Pure Silver Of such thckneit that
thew posses. Of solid silver IN gny and from
besusy Of drsisn superior finish undng9ishb rom u
The Manufacturing Company refsr with confidence 70 te
lPh reputation they have established N the production ol SOLID
SIyER they beee for yes engaged and
they uow public tlat they will folly sustain taa ep9s
production Of fLEcTRo PLATED NARNh OF aeh qu
durability viii inune entire subtraction 70 he Pur
chaser Al AIlie sde by them are stamped tbu''
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THE DRAMA.
RrsroRr AT THE FRENCH rHRArEa.


Madame Ristori reappeared at the French Theser in
this city on Wednesday evening The play Eliza
beth" and the house was crowded Madame Rstors
personaon of glands graest queen requires word
of praise Its power and pahos again fully realized
on this occasion, and the great actress was warmly sp
plauded Tonight MsdsUe Rstori will enact Deborah,
In an Italian version OF Mosenthals German play The
American adaptation Of this piece is we'll known to the
atorgoers Leah, The Forsaken II IS also insepar
ably associated with the name of Miss Bsteman Madame
RIstor WILL doubtless, leave new association with
the familiar figure Of the wronged and suffering Jewess
She plays Deborah tonight for the first time IN this city
and her appearance in part cannot fail 10 attract
multitude Of spectators. Tomorrow, at Matinee, she
viii play Mede6, and Monday win appear as Mary
Stuart On Thursday evening OF next week Madame
aforementioned character Two new pieces-new here
that is-are, meanwhile in preparation at the French
Theater. L
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Mr. Edwin Booth viii make his last appearance in
Brooklyn this evening" at the Academy. The play will
be Hamlet Tho mournfu and picturesque Prince
always much admired in Brooklyn; and we dare say he
will attract large audience tonight
Mr.. voUsDES. ~ ..r-
No performance was given last evening by MI valsn-
tine Vousden Clinton Hall being wanted by its propne-
tors for another purposes but the Poynsona Mimic re-
sumes operations tonight and heartily wish him
good audience. Mr.. Vousden is large IN mirth and
contributes TO the meTTiment OF all who hear him.
BROADWAY THgArER
II announced that the remaining nights OF this week
will be the last of S0lOR Skngle. Mr. Owens is to pap
pear on Monday in new piece-entted "Chlorofomi
or New-York in 1867 and also to play Butterfly, IN
Victims A Matinee will be given on Saturday.
"The Live Indian is presented an sferpece to Soon
Single 1t scarcely possible to say anything new OF
the acting of Mr.. Owens in either Of these weiknoSn
plays We do not incline 10 attempt the hsk; HE
Scion inge is one Of the perfect pieces OF ohafec
terzaton known 10 the stage, in our day-abe tbe
picture drawn from low plane of fe-and no student
OF the drama shonld neglect TO see II.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
PENNSYLVANIA.
rHE APPROACHING SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE

THB APPROACHING SESSION or THE LEGISLATURE
APPOINTMENTS By THE GOVERNOR
Br rELEoaAPH TRIBuSz.
HARRISBURG, Dec. IA number of Senators and
Representatives have arrived, preparatory to the opening
Of the Legislature. The Hon. Benjamin Harris Brewster
of Philadelphia has been appointed Attorney General
BY Gov. Geary. Mr.. Brewster is well aud faYorably
known as one of the best lawyers in the State,
and his appointment will give satisfaction to all.
Col Frank Jordan has been appointed Secretary Of
State At the breaking ont OF the Rebellion, he was ap
pointed Paymaster in the army by Gen. Cameron Dur.
ing the late campaign he the efficient Chairman or
tho State Ccntre Committee.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

to have worked in faithful spirit Of economy and en-
terprise, and the Fire Insurance Companies oil the
city, in presenting each member of the force with
policy Of insurance Of $1,000 against acoidents, did
no more than these hardworking and not over-Paid
men have earned With this exhibition of the con-
dition of the Department the public has reason to be
satisfied. and in the coming year experience and ad-
ditionc legislation should make it even efficient
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

Gov. Fletcher shows every disposition to withdraw
his militia from the bushwhacking counties OF Mis-
souri, as soon as he can be assured that the political
allies of the Rebel outlaws will not suffer the law to
be overthrown and its ministers assaed. There has
been great oucry from the chastised counties but
we believe that on the whole the militia have done
n good work
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
no CORRESr0NDENTS

No be taken of Anonymous Communications What
intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
and address Of the writernO necessarily Tor puOhca
ton. but q guaranty for his good faith
An business letters for this ece should bo addressed 70 If
TRIBUNE" Hew-YOrk.
We undertake return rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

The Newfoundland wires are still down. and we are
without Cable dispatches. The prevailing storm has
caused great damage the telegraph wires North and
West also.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

~ On our second page to-day oiA be found a
table Of tie tar paid By brokers', banks &c, an ne
Thirty y-Sscond Rcpsnus District, reports o. the CIR"
Courts and the Court CALENDARS, oireptar relating
10 the Paris Exposition, the Money Article, and ihe
Markets The sirh page contains a number Of seien-
ffc ifnmS
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TEN REASONS WHY
HosrErTRKs SroMAca BrTTERs

SHOULD A EvERr soNs.
BECAUSE by uvgorsas the constitution sad the frame they atr
siokneaG
(especsy their prevents the atmospheric poison
which produces pdec taking effect upon the System
BECAUSE they isig0 and Dpst unwonted vgo to The
STOMACH.
BEcAusE they appssSag medicine present known
they the only preparation upon which persons o.
blioa habit can safe rely ke1 ne lsa R good ordr
BECAUSE they and regulate the bowels and invariably relieve
them whsn consupate6 " hOu causing undue relaxation
BECAUSE they sergbea ne clear the brain and cheer the
animal spirits
a.sck OF spsms bilious colo they are The
best thing that be adm niscrea on the instant
BEoAUsG they combine the three properties Of tonic sn Alternative
NJ a nervine in their utmost purity and perfection
BrcAUSE they specific sgn Ague aud Fever and all inter
and III their potency PTesave and remedy ere
ssharmp a. gater from the sountaia pJEg'
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&ero'2}o1ts 9ailu Gribmtts.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %. 1866.
10 1DKERTLSERH.

We viii thank advertising customers TO hand In
their Advertisements early hour possible " received '"'
O'Clock they classidei uuder n proper heads
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MISSOURI.
M TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE,


FRAUDULENT VOTING IN GALLOWAY COUNTY.
ST. LOUIS Dec 1.The State Canyassers have rejected
the vote Of Galloway County because OF the papabe viola
ton of the requirements Of the Registry law The Regis
terng Office tesies to glang frauds the part of the
Rebels The certificate awarded TO Anderson. The
Missouri Delegation stands; Radicals, u ConserVa-
tive, l. s.r.f'rI' -rff .
PROBABLE WITHDRAWAL OF THE MILITIA FROM
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 97-Gov. Fletcher promises TO with
draw the militia from Lexington provided the citizens
will guaranteed 10 execute the laws against
Leading citizens profess willingness TO do this The
Pacific Railroad hauling ten carloads Of iron each day
for the extension of the Union Pachc Railroad beyond
Fort Riley. The weather is very cold.
COLLECTION OF INTERNAL REVENUE SUSPENDED.
sr LOUIS Dec 27.-The collection of Internal Revenue
for Lafayette Jackson and the adjoining Counties mas
been suspended and the collector is fugitive in ST. Louis
in consequence Of the troubles in that region.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
sELLINa aoops by sAMPLE IN NAsnynLE.

NASHVILLE, Dec N.-For sometime past many agents
Of houses in Western and Eastern cities have been sell
ing goods by sample for representation Tonight the
Common Council passed an act providing that all so sell
ing shall first pay $500 for annual license and shall
give bonds in the OF 5000 with two securities living
in Davidson County, conditioned on making accurate
monthly exhibit TO the Recorder of Sales and payment
thereon Of Q tax Of one per cent.
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soaiMAAToeo

And such are fully guaranteed They feel particularly
20 cal The 4 purchasers tho shove trade msk as he
NeSdy extensively imed Ilese Eooas can
cnT be poeuee responsoe dealers throughout 'h- country
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28
SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNEsSEfe

. . TENNESSEE.
THE COLLISION BETWEEN SOLDIERS AND POLICEMEN
AT NASHVILLE. ...'
Q TRIBrSH
NASHVILLE Dec. 2The trial Of the alleged murderers
OF soldiers Christmas night has been proceeding al
day before Bench Magistrates, and will occupy all to
morrow The testimony far Is very conflicting as TO
who fired shots and of the parties trial can be
convicted on the evidence far developed. 10 IS
definitely ascerianed in proof that the aray originated
in soldiers cheering for the Union aud Lincoln while the
policemen Off duiy cheered for JEFF. Davis. Feelings Of
intense bitterness exist between the soldiers and police
men, which threaten bloody consequences on the trst
substantial provocaton. The commanding officers par
ticinate in the feelings of the soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

KELLY & Icons MlHSTRELS.
THIS EVENING--FlRSr APPEARANCE OF LITTLE MAJ
Lc
New-York tribune., 1866-12-28

FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE.
THIS EVENING UDWORTH'S MINSTRfLS-THE MAN
. IN BLACK-TWO POMPEYS-WA6E UP ABRAHAM, &c.
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey Civ.

HearrLEss IyHruAkrrY. particulars Of the acci.
don't the Eric Railroad, published in yesterdays He
RAID correct except in the particular that the suf
fcrer was no, removed TO Ncw York by q down train,
hut waslc the platform at Boiling Spring station until
he died and body allowed to remain thore no
QUO caring TO remove H. Yesterday forenoon IL was
IN the saine place Whatever prejudice may exist as
10 color amoog certain class few will deny that this
stolid Indifference Of the railroad employees amounts 10
an outrage on society.
Asormn RAILROAD AcspEsr.-A brakeman on train
so 20 OF the Eric Railway yesterday with serious
accident outside Jersey CITY, by being crushed between
two cars while in the act of coupling them. His foot
manglcd that amputa.ion was found necessary.
AcuDEvr TO A CHmp.-A little boy named Doyle about
six years OF age while playing the stree, yesterday
forenoon, was knocked down by n Hoboken horse car
al the corner Of York and Henderson streets Though
somewhat bruised none Of tho bones were broken.
ALLEGED ArrxMr No swryprk-A man was arrested at
the New Jersey Railroad Depot by detective charged
by young man with attempting TO svindle him OF
$50 Both parties arrived from California yesterday
morning. and the complainant stated that no loaned the
accused $50 in gold TO pay his passage on condition that
the money would refunded when tho parties arrived
IN New York. The only attempt at payment, however,
Of bogus certificates. The accused further
desired 10 60 10 Newark for the money but refused
allow ,he complainant to 90 with him. whcreupon the
latter had him arrested AT the police station tho priso
wrote 10 his vile 10 Elizabeth Tor 500 20 relieve him
from his prcdicament.
Prvfrsxr wox,s CoSsroSs HrsssIv TO PRrsox-A
woman named Mary Ann Russell gave herself up to
officer Yesterday morning and requested him TO take her
20 tho police station. She there informed the Chief that
sho found impossible 20 abstain from DR. mixing and her
only hope OF ecrmation was IN tho county a Tor long
tcrm--ssy n.noty days Justice Cutter decrccd one.
third OF the tlms, and she sent her wishedior
probation.
Hudson CITY.
MxxNG scsrsS rBF PRrspESI.-A A meeting Of the
Democratic Assoc Of Hudson City win be held next
,-asiay evening at tho house OF John Iez. Beacon
avenue 2. .-iQrc President Johnsons policy The ad.
dress Of The PnIsa-Dhn Convention VIII be submitted
for adoption.
Bc~scn.
TRs Dssass Couuv BursIAsu In tho Bsrzan caun.
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

HUGS EsTA ABLIsHMENr-Ju before tho war, SAYS ths
Mobile Tunes, a cotton factory projected Car
roIlton ssissipp intended to run, we suppose about
500 spindlcs We arc very we'll satisfied that nobody
would have thought OF starting enterprise Of the kipc
on any larger scale than that when probably the largest
of the mammoth establishments Of New Eng
land hardly contain more than 10000 The
project was suspended on account OF the war
tho very whv should not have been suspended
and has been revived within the past year BY some
blunder in the notice OF ITS revival the local papeu
changed the eighteen hundred spindles to eighteen
thosand-a big thing, and therefore II was sedul0usy
copied all the country for some three months.
About that time, by printers bl ndcr the eighteen
tho sand rot changed TO hundred aud eighty thou
sand which shape has been circulating for three
months more and singuariy enough is copied without
single exclamation point ~ papers in the North
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
SATURDAY, sept. Sc p. NJ.

SATURDAY, Sept So p. N.
Nm. ,,ossy inl-.9t offers indications Of increasing
nso rlsI.r-a .rents on account OF the temporary
t Tram the il are, al the various financial centres,
t.of to con sairl there very large amount Of cur
r,ncy and thr i. 10 the country the necessity Of
tr,w.pc oa Nav W FOR funds to move the crops i in
c,n.e1ucuco lc eroi 70 not inconsderabie extent.
aapce tbare has been a limited demand than was
,,rgeetei for cpcq 20 the West Still, the money
markets m Ga .a., Ghcago and other Western cities
are active aud tnere Is general apprehension that an
increased denaa Tor money will soon be developed
rr,, banks htAt.- ~ tins city and elsewhere have
trge balances % .. and they not always able to
use them u cdyentage. Hence money is Of
s,ted on loa ter hlteen TO thirty days at
a per gsat ordinary securities For
Call loans there fur inquiry at the Stock Exchange
and commerciai bls demand, choice names
nassngat5 81 per cont, the demand exceeding the
sqpply At present there is large OF idle capi
ts soliciting employment and rates favor the borrower
although there has been for days past somewhat
moro active demand fog loans
The stock market is animated than It has been
for d past The promincnt capitalists and Lead
iag operator having returned from Saratoga, Long
Branch ami o,u. places OF fashionable summer resort
there is OBJ us,y rational foundation for
anteipatas al active speculation and its
inevitable lieG lcrce, an adg ance in quotations
As yet h.. yer the stock market is feverish and
irregular i. nc early morning session of the open
board there t 4 demand FOR Erie, and l,7Oo shares
were sold at -1., 7o'a Reading also active, 500
sAaros being at ll4i& l14as or the miscellaneous
Shares Spree ID quoted at A. Rutland Marble at 90
aud Moripos erred at ok at 2st4 At the regular
board there ta.r demand for government securities
nj the loves tre. or " t.tday. Railroad shares
active Rea,t II ncng to lis on d demand said X
originate i'll ,o.y ..a o. Michigan S,uthc-u 300
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
DlaisG sussLAN Ar LOUISVILLE. Ky.
A safe Robbed Of s35,0O0-No Clue 10 III
Vhfel.

From the Louisville Democrat. Sept G.
For months rast wo have frequently hcen Gated upon
TO record extensive robhees ia the Eastern cities, IA
cases ~ coo 900 hong carried oil by the par
tics who planned aud exccrted the robbery In our own
cty many dsring robberies have been committed brt
none or them werc heavy The one arc about 10
record by which tie thieves secured nearly SIS 600
bonds and no,cs and ncarly 500 In money. INC serby
this daring piece vilany Is icandcr Reed who has IN
Office thr Hamilton building, at Tho cnrnor ~ sixth
ard Main street. The robbery well executed, "a :
known ~ any even Dy whom. how or when u was
committed the simple and only fact known Is thai The
robbery committed and the property rtocn--a iui
description &c which will BE- found IN our advertising
columns NJ Reed had orice IN ono Oi The upper
stories Of the Hamilton building, where he does m eS-
tensve business. principally IN the hanng way II was
well known that, owing 10 this fact, he con.
stantly had on hand considerable amount oi
money and valuable paper The person who
committed the robbery mus; have been not only well
acquainted with the building hut also with the ohcc OF
the loser 10 this case So-nc time during Monday even
ing the room ei'srcd. the saie opened ard the
property above alluded carried on Tho hrst known
cf tho rohbcy when Mr. Rood entered his cince yes
erdsy noralrg whom hc discovered that the safe nad
been opened Nv daring thief md the entire con
tents carried ~ Tho property stolen r. principally rail
road stock anG notes payable 70 Iane ~ Reed Ia what
uahncr the $50 wa opened or how entrance was
e'' - The sainc, We are unable TO learn
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

ty Circuit Court yesterday Peter Renharit was found
guilty Of burglary on a second indictment Dufilnger
and the three Chopays who arraigned with him on
the same ndctm ,nt being acquitted. The 1--WE were
Immediately placed on trial on another indictment
Trenton.
EXTRA SESSION or LEGIsLAruRE-Tomorrow is
the day xed the assembling OF the Legislature under
Governor ward CALL consider the amendment to the
constitution There will be three seats-Mr Van
waroner of Passa,c, being Judge; Dr. Trmbe, OF
Newark Custom House officer, and Leon Abbott of
Hudson having moved out OF his district,
Newark.
Tm Ngw VICAR GEsERAL.-Bshop Bayley has ap-
pointed the Rev. b. j. McQuaid. Of Newark. vicar gene
raj Of the Soc the of the late Father Moran, OF
St Johns In consequence Of the vacancy caused by
Father Howcs death other movements Of the clergy
are In contemplation.
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NtLJo 81 Atss. .ocsA tcccnoT.yt.

Providence, -. : 1896
Thomas y Gardiner areman on Tue Bristol Railro1o,
was fatally huF, this evening by ling from occmo.
tive whci BE- US oiliug white running around curve.
lie belonged 10 New Bedford but has tcen employed on
the Mioh lssn Can,raI Raiirnad
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
~~~~~~~>>o~>>~~~>->~-,>v
Married.

CnAvAyvE-GuSASp.-~ ~On Thursday, September 9, a.
Huntington, !. l., by the Rev Busche A. JOSEPH
CHAvANS Of Ho ston, Tcxas TO MARY NaTIyE youngest
daughter OF F. C. Gu nand. Esq. No ca'ds
HESpRIcKsoS MIL' Er.-iu Angusi, by tho Rev. James
Milloti, WILLIAM HESDm E5oN to M,RY ANN, daughter
of the late Cap'an William A. Miller, Esq, OF tn city.
Uowg-BUcK On Thursday, September @ by the
r " s. d Burchard, HESgy q HOWE TO EiIzABErn, sec
ond daughter OF John T. Bickbee. all or this CITY.
LopRyIcK DsBaow.-On Tuesday, epember A. by
tho Rev George Draper, r. d. InpEwrcK TO ANNA L.,
eides, daughter Of W,n II. Disbrnw. o! Harlem.
Mirru~L'-Hr, On Thursday, September 0, by the
Rev. Joseph Sandcrson. ,iks g. MircHlI o. MckeeS-
port Pa 10 ENsA Jos rmNE, youngest daughter OF jas
Henry, Esq, Of this ctv.
OR rLy-T'Y AT sydney, New sonth Wales, on
Thur stay, March, 22 WAITER REILLY N. d., formerly
of his city 70 N RrrsA, 10 nf the Rev. Theophiius
Taylor Wesleyan minister, Of Blllarat, Victoria.
SlMMs-WATs " On Tuesday, Auglet 2s, ~ Auburn,
n " by the c. steele, IRvisG A. sraMs 10 Blu
LAH W TsoS all Of this city No cards.
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

The Connecticut River Railroad is about to build
branch track TO the lower end of Holyoke The track
viii be three-quare OF mile long The double track
of the Western Railroad s completed TO wcsGcG.
and will he next Washington, which win give
double track from Albany TO Worcester
The New York herald., 1866-09-09

GREAT BARGAINS IN FINE OIL PAINTINGS. RICH
" ~ framed entire collection contained In tho
lean Ar GALLERY dzs Brosdwsy viii be sold ., private sale
NJ half their original The collection represented ny
specimens from the Americar French and Dusseldorf
schools This chance for spccuaton and ivve of
81
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Colombian G,la l silver aoit a; 81 So Corydon So o5,
Gunnell Cod o. iopc 0old 81 70, Keystone Silver
Iic., Libcry fr idrhig O'ci new YORK 1oid y w.
Rocky Mcae.G es -, smith and ParInlee Sio ~,
WAIKIKI Leai g -.
The follow e-c hc receipts or canal tolls at Buffalo,
from the or a navigation to September !, for the
years indie. 80 also the number banio cleared for
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me rcyenae and expenditure Of the goyernmen, for

The following is an abstract u the report Of tho
Comptroller Of the State of connoc,-ut -
r. xsx a dsnssaEx u &arG ssssns q ncsipA
The New York herald., 1866-09-09
COAL. wOOD. 90

ToKR on Tn .BBsr ou ALfry pELIyERED NM
s.'sE L kRe Z ~ s..ss sSsl So 6aass E M l. o9fisS