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The Atlantic Coast Squadron.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, October 22.-The
United States double-ender Tacony, Commander
w. q. Temple, and the flagship of the Atlantic
Coast Squadron Commanded by Commodore
Joseph Lanman), arrived in the harbor yester-
day morning from Charleston. s. G. The
Tacony has been stationed at Charleston and
has just completed an inspection trip of all the
vessels comprising the squadron of which she
is the flagship.
Among the vessels visited were the following
gunboats:- Chicopee, stationed at Charleston;
Conemaugh, at Wilmington, N. c.; Agawam, at
Beaufort, N. c.; and the Yantic, stationed in
Hampton Roads.
Orders have recently been issued by the Secre-
tary of the Navy, by which the heretofore dis
tinct naval squadrons stationed on our coast,
the Atlantic Coast Squadron and the North
Atlantic Coast Squadron, will be consolidated
and known as the North Atlantic Squadron,
comprising formidable feet OF twenty vessels.
Commodore Josepa Lanman arrived on the
Tacony, and on the first of next month"; the time
designated for the consolidation to take place.
he will transfer his squadron to Rear Admiral
Palmer. The stations of the vessels comprising
the North Atlantic Squadron will be from Nova
Scotia to Cape Florida, and will include the
West In dies.
The following are the vessels comprising the
Atlantic Coast Squadron Flagship Tacony,
CLicopee, Agawam, Conemaugh, Lenapee.
Yantic, and the steam-tug Daffodil.
The North Atlantic Squadron RHODE Island,
Monongahela, Macknaw, Bienville, De Soto,
Florida, and Winooski.
The following is a list of the officers of the
Tacony Commodore Joseph Lanman, CON-
maDding squadron; Commander, w. G. Temple;
Lieutenant-C Commander, Edwin M. Sheppard;
Passed Assistant Paymaster. John H. Stevenson;
Master c. F. r. Wappenhause; Acting En-
signs, Norman McCloud, Hugh Jones; Mates,
E. H. Richardson, w. H. Hoydle; Passed Assist
ant Surgeon, Edward Kershner; First Assistant
Engineer, Edward Clark; Commodore's Clerk,
W. D. A. Pierce; Paymaster's Clerk, N. H. Steary.
The TaconY spoke the United States double
ender Lenapee, Commodore Thomas W. Phelps,
going to Charleston, and the schooner Sarah
Ellen (before reported in dlstress), off Beaufort
bar, N. c., and towed her into that harbor; and
also saw yesterday morning schooner dis
masted, with Jury rigged making good
way to Hampton Roads for harbor More
than fifteen dismasted vessels had arrived at
Charleston before she left, from the effects of
the late storms.
FORTRESS MONROE, October A.-Among the
vessels which were detained in this harbOr for
weeks past, In consequence of the equinoctial
gales, and have sailed, are the schooners j.
Burley and Williams, from Philadelphia for
Washington.
The steamer Hi Livingston, from New York,
for Savannah, Ca, put into Norfolk to-day,
short of coal.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF TUE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
Wednesday, October "a, 1866.

The Stock Market continues inactive but
prices are without any material change In
Government bonds there was very little doing.
ll05 was bid for new 5-2Os; ll49 for old do; lis
for IS OF 1881; 995 for lO-4Os; and lO5f@l06A for
June and August 1905 City loans were In de-
mand at an advance, The new issue sold at
l0l@l0ll, an advance of 4, and old do. at 974, an
advance of 4.
Railroad shares we're dull. Camden and
Amboy sold at 1898, no change; Reading at IS
@58A, no change; Lehgh Valley at GA an ad.
vance of J; and Pennsylvania Raiiroad at b7I
no change; 96 was bid for Little Schuyniji.
60 for Norrstown; 579 for Minehili; 80 for North
Pennsylvania; 28B for Elmira common: "A for
preferred DO; S04 for Catawissa preferred: sS5
lor Philadelphia and Erie; 81 for PhIladeInbIa
ard Baltimore; and AZ for Northern Central
City Passenger Railroad shares were Without
change. Thirteenth and Fifteenth sold al 2I:
and Germantown at 20; 884 was bld for Second
and Third; q for West Philadelphia; I6 for
Hestonyille; 30 for Green and Coates; and II for
Lombard and South.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES To- DAY
Reported by DE Haven Bro No. 40 s. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS.
NM
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THIRD EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.

lsPECIAL DRsPATcHRs TO EVENING TKIEeRAPH.l
WASHINGTON, October "a.
Proposed Change in the Mode of APP
pOtntmentE.
II is understood that when Congress meets an
effort will be made to check the President in the
matter Of appointments. The commencement
will be made in the Treasury branch of the
public service, the Internal Revenue Bureau,
and the Customs Department of the Treasury
It will be done in a strictly constitutional man.
ner The second clause of the second section of
the Constitution provides, that "the Congress
may, by law, vest the appointment of such
inferior officers as they think proper in the
President alone, an The Courts of IdIo, or in the
heads of departments"
Under this authority Congress will enact a
law designating the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue and the Commissioner Of Customs as
heads of departments, and providing that they
shall be appointed by Judge Chase, of the ST.
preme Court The appointment of subordinate
officers in these departments will be placed in
the head appointed by Judge Chase. This will
secure the offices to the Republicans, and will
make the departments more efficient as the
chief will have the appointing and removing
power, and be held responsible for the good or
illmanagement of his department. As it is now,
the plainest rules of business violated in the
practice of the Treasury Department, whose ap-
pointees, though nominally responsible to the
Secretary of the Treasury, are appointed by the
President. The Secretary is expected to man.
age his department properly, but one of the first
requisites to enable him to do so is out of his
power, 1. e., to appointEand remove his own Off.
GERS. 1t is probable that the new principle may
be applied to the Post Office Department.
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--latest Nfarke,s bv TeIogranh

NEW York, October A.-Cotton dull at 80 1i9c
for middlings; Flour has advanced I60D26o for
state sales OF l6 500 bbs at ss 9O@l276 Tor State
&l1 SO9l4 70 Tor Ono sl2 50@17 for southern
Wheat has advanced 2a3c; sales of 1900 bushels
At &2 10 for Chicaeo Spring and ee1o9S IL for Stae
Corn advanced l92c for whites Gales o. sSO,OOV ss
bush a. gll24ln. Pork heavy at esS 20 tor moss
Lard dull. Whisky dull.
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Marine Disaster.

FORTRESS MONROE, October A.-Arrived, brig
MosoooddO, 10 days from Demarara for Balti.
more, with sugar. She reports having passed
Yesterday, fifteen miles no theast OF False Cape,
North Carolna, a hermaphrodlte brig, sunk in
gone.
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT,
Num XOpu nntohar ~ IQRR

NEW 1ORky hbCtODef ~, 1000
CHAMPION PRESS COMPANY
Gentlemen I'll have, at your request, cacu ated
the power of your Press and examined Its mode or
action. Enclosed please find drawing showing seven
different positions of the press-tolOwer, aud also
table p1vlne the force exerted by the machine at
each OF these portions of its stroke. nave con-
idered the force Of e-hOrse power applied at the
the mechanical advantages obtained from the pinion
and pulley In the machine nave examined will IN
crease its power, think that the machine proper
begins at IFS crown wheoi In order TO hnd the
power of q Press when driven by q steam engine,
Won have ony 10 multiply the figures in the table by
the power of the engine. cannot but add that your
Press is an ingenious device combining an aston
ishinQ poWer with beautiful neutrality-suspicious.
stances which do away with all liabilities of wear
ard repair when the lower link approaches its
lbWest point the mechanical advantage increases
Nt six inches from the ond OF the stroke the pres
Enre from one horse power is lO3 TONS and finally,
when both links come into the same place, u pc
Infinite There Is limit 10 the press ire ex-
eried except that fxedi by the resistance oil lhe
machine. - uuDprrD n n
Yours, etc y. a. aaot' I'm 49,, n. -,
Examining Engineer to Croton Aqueduo' Oepar'-
ur.1inSs on Exhibition at No. 694 broadway.
TPE PRICES OF PRESSES RANGE FROM
$500 TO $4,000
The Scientific and the public are respectfully In
V,ted 10 call and examine.
n. T. HELMBoLD,
President Champion Press Company
no. S9t BROADWAY, New York.
To whom ali orders should be addressed
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OFFICE OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
New lORK, September %, 1855

New York, September 20, 1855
a. BALDWIN, EeQ:
Dear Sr:-HavnR examined the model of your
Cotton Press, 1 am faVoraDly impressed with the
design, as comoning great power with the most
simple combination OF parts SO that there Is The
least chance for delay caused Dy breakdowns Also
the mode of applying the power to produce the
graduated effect by Means OF the crown wheel and
sciew, is q combination of great simplicity and fine
Gne mechanical arrangement to produce the result
with the least expenditure of power. Hoping you
will have success with it, lremaln, yours truly,
ISAAC V. HOLMES
Constructing Engineer and Superintendent
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WEST POINT FOUNDRY

COLD SPRING, PUTNAM COUNTY, N. "
10Th september, 1855
We have seen Mr. Ba dwin's New Patent Press.
We copsider 1t one OF the best arranged machines
for the purpose, ana have little doubt that it will
take leading position IN machinery for pressing
Cotton and her materials.
hespec fully yours,
RUMPF Constructing Engineer.
PEIER B. LAWSON, Manager.
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PRoeREss MAoHINE WORKS.

NEW YORK. September AZ, 1885,
"A. BALDWIN. ESQ.,:
Dear Sir We agree entirely with the opinion
w orks," regards the simplicity, strength and
lbower of your Cotton Press
Respectfully yours,
A g. II. BROWN g. CO., Proprietors.
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PHGNIx IRON WORKS,
NEW YORK, September 20, 1866.

A. BALDWIN, kso
Dear Sir - We have examined your Press In ope-
ration and we must say that consider it the best
of the kind that we have seen, and have no doubt
that it will become q useful ami profitable machine
for any one requiring its use, and aso to your
benefit, Respectfully,
MURPHY, MoCUROY & WARDEN,
Constructing Engineers and Manu- acturers OF Land
and Marine Engines and Boilers.
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EAGLE STEAM ENGINE WORKS,
NEW loRK, September n, 1866 J


have examined your Press. and be ieve it to bs
the BEST have ever seen, and that it will be gene
rally used by the public when il is seen. 1t Is what
has long been wanted-a simple powerful, and
"u'A''' WILLIAM MCKENZIE, Proprietor.
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GLonR IRON WoRKs,

NEW YORK, september e. 1856
A. BALDWIN, ESQ
Dear Sir:-We have seen your Press in operation, j,
and fnd IL to be q machine Of great strength aud
power, as well as simple In its combinations We
eoneid er Il valuable machine and will not fail to
give satisfaction 10 all who may use IL.
Very respectfully yours,
M. M. White G. CO., Proprietors
, 1866-12-12

1neI nnniI, sbont lie mst1s1 The delegation iii
1rtr1s q Ksnts., 70 inform tho Yado.a
tss.s ,s With then- T6cy bad n interview
q ny conclusion 3hese cona!;sionels h,se 6scn
9 ae. .'a t. ,saS 1s
Ill the t1Les~ List oi which accompanies tho in
rttnedons. and gel them ont a ne s,A.e, whcrs
! new homo better adapted TO tle[r condition,
country designed for them u west Of Tho Chicka.
y called The leased ianae, but b. recent trsa'Y the
absolute title WIS acquired hy The United states.
To each uibo Eeeuon Of sufficient extern wilt BE-
witt each, to consult and ascertain their asposl
Hot on the Subject, In order thAt he mite, nav
easd, E ns.!, settled during the present 'e''4'a Of
Tie u1bes VIII be directed to send Two de-
gsiea to Washington, TO be Eete by tho 1t Of Fe+
~ u ~ s e e2e " sesy III
then by thc :s,6 of February. aod lay Il beto:e
he sernte a1d hare It confirmed beio'e IL: ID
paid b3 The Go1efnGe al, and they ~iil - .eeon-
Gtnied by .hs agent Of zach :i1or, Z possible:
!nsse .r G9m% .i1 slons;s u. 70 eoe
rt.her. The Commissioners are instructed to tei
Tie Indians to .clcet thc mott intelligent md IN
apeal ." IT, 's' :" 'eptss<es the5 r.
:azl or Superintendent Thomas Antrhy,
IN Atch1son. and consn9t with him freely and fully,
and, /! he deaires and has time. he IL authorized
70 Vial: The 'rtbes, and 70 be- i4 polut Of fact
fourth Commits aioner, He is also authorized 10
come 10 this city with the 1nunnt, 70 as 10 a1ord
1ha behc6t OF bis advice md experience IL trcatJ
with them.
WATT Axp MEAxs cnrrrrzxK.
NV SoEK. Dec mtet 1f.-A Washington des-
patch says: Doutwe11's hl1l for The sale Of COY
eminent gold don't mect the approval Of the
Ways and Mcant Committee. The action Of The
Committee On the Currency Is ret donhtfal,
trough NJ. McCu1loch's recommendations arc al.
Ioosl &c, tain 10 be concurrcd In.
r1oErIcTB OF THE p1s1n1Ur SUFFRAGE B11I-
WASHINGTON, December 1l.-The1e seena to be
no atnM Of the early .rasease Of the negro suE:
tttge bill for this Dl41Ffct. The only question IN
disprtc Is over details af to limiting lha bill IA
tto.e who can Fean and write their Names; bnt
,ee bill will Lrohahly paas, giving fu1t suffrage to
all, wlite and black.
, 1866-12-12

.t<.t11nG Of n Heavily Armed Privntcer. from
NewbuF5port. ssa~s-A List Of Hor Of1cers
she hns Lcttets Of A1nraue from stephens
Edor1 IN be Made 0 Capture the Ineomfn1
Cun1rd steamer.
NEW YonK. December 1.-THE HorM has a
special Boston dcspstc1 Which e4ys Fenian pyl-
vatecr Is ftated TO have successfully eluded Fed
efal Vigilance, and to have sailed from Newh1rJ-
port scvv!9l daYe ago, tho la<t Of lsst week. fn
Is i, alltGed to be the schooner Eatelle;;
y sat3 to b: armed with the mott Improved and
destructive ordnance. snited in t11bre 10 that o!
the vessel with q rtfcd G3.pornd tpirot eun att,
ald 10 cuutain picked crew Of rnort than two
hurdrcd men, who have seen service on our tron-
clats. LieuieItAnt Burke. her companacs, was
masters puAfe IN The EAvY during r. 80, .od
DISTINGUISHED himself a Roanoke and al Mobile;
One OF Lis assistants, Ieutetant Deyt:n5 ee1e1
on TIC ram Tennessee, while II utcnSt sAm9tl
Joncs was at one time runucE's r.Rte oh-t9e ~
mons Alabama. The othrt of1ceEs hare all ketE
seTyicc.
F<nan officials tta.c thai before leaving for Ire-
1at.d stephens ts.ned letters Of marque and re-
pr3sal, 1he Estelle TO capture. sink. or destroy
t1c may encounter, apd Captain Burke
announced his intention Of making tbs Atlantic
TOO hot for B1l!!sh ship. It IL declared that tho
Incoming Cunasd tteamtI Ia to be captured Al all
hAzatds md to thAt end the Eetele has e1iled d..
rcr'lF in the track Of the expected veeec1-
Others til follow as ch8nce ott: q, and # is the
purpose tn detach por7iuu Of the arms tnQ men
the Eetelle to tho hfst avnllhble English craft
captured, and thus fmpro'7se another pKlva'eet.
, 1866-12-12
fspecitl Despatch 10 The Chicago Tttbuncl
WABnMafoN, December II,

WAsnnorox, December II.
wsrEHx NAVAL DuoTs.
The LIZ Introduced JeAterdsJ By Repscsenta-
tire Paine provides for The establishment Of one
O. mort uEal dcpots on the Northern aud North.
wcete1n I&kea Of the rniied St2ies; authorizes
the appointment Of board Of four naval officers
and three engineer ofacers, and 1nAkea 1t their
duty 10 canine The bs1bore 1t Buffalo, Eric,
Grand Hn'rn, Milwaukee, Chicago. Michigan
CITY and Cleveland. with reference to their fitness
for NayA1 6cpots. 1hey are to report whether
any Epch d.pole arc uecded On the latcs, and II
any. bow nany, ana which Of the Aforesaid bar
bors a1e BAT suited for depota. Thcis report Is
10 be tpadd1o tong ete, and It IL made the d7ty
OF the PFssaent, within sky days aster IT. sub
mission, ndess It rial! Otherwise be provided BY
law, 10 proceed 10 establish such depot Or depote
II the mAfeitY Of said Board E1ay bsyk. r.ron,
nntndtd.
4EEyoLEno*AhT so1n1xn.
ItappeAntL2t one Of the eo1dfcrs Of Tic Revo-
lutiot. of Wou NOTHING has heretofore been mil,
lie1y known il living in Noble Comfy, Ohio. Ill,
name II Job GtaT, and he Ia one hundred and
three years ID. He vas born In Faiff.x County,
Va, ard enated In The Continental army tn 1871,
serving for1hrce months. taking part IN one
minor c1Eaement and being honorably dit
charged at It expiration of biz tenn. Els neriod
Of serviee ri 10 Fhort that he is not entitled to
peution unsF any existing 1aw. Aehas been un-
able to eupost hcrsclf for the last seventeen
year.. ard b nei2hboEs now ask Congress to
give him \ stcial pension.
F1ATroILEc11oH OF 1xco4K TAI,
II may be I'd with reference to tho propo s1tton
Of comptzp1t Hl11house. Of Now York, 10 allow
The various atea to col1ec. the Income tx that
It already Dat some favor n the lozer branch Of
Congress- at =a.t. His ilcs u that tic Govern.
ment cueht tfproside for tte payment Of 6:ato
deh1 i1cur1estn the prosecution Of the war, and
tAt the trcoua tax ought to be rclinqulsned to
to States for lis purpose. An examination Of
the fgurts for ~ years will chow that more than
hal1 the tneo4e taI cone4 from three State. :
1ntr. IN 1Sts, III total income Va: -, oN, ot
"niea Massachusetts, paid Et,lg3t0o, New York
4hE7'0o, aud rcn1-ylrtn1a <3,4s1.coo, these
Sta'e' a:creooaa9 su.sid,ooo. The advantage
tSas "6ud aeczae 10 these and othe1 bta,es paying
, 1866-12-12
Her Orders From Stephens to
Burn, Sink and Destroy
English Vessels.
A Partial List of the Officers
!: on Board.


BS CRbsc-French Transports Leave tor
a. x'co oh tho 18th tnAi.-Ffu4ala int
f1aSen CorFcirc 11cntnrcs In Haoavcr-
Continued Arrest al Fentana IN IreIuud-
@cF1c = nIficaittrs Arprchcndcd n lkoznc
--ttknrc ot !, Fuppopcd FentAn Prs1ulccr
Naval stations to be Established on sht-
Tcnrttnn Cnnet.
,,.AIis, rccc1n ber -Erentng.-It IL expected
tLat Ill the transports fos Mexico will leave before
7he 13sa lDst.
1oxno1, December O-EveutnT.-F1uqsia has
commcEecd coc:rive mcasures In Hanover.
iokDoN, December l0-Evcnn9.-MAny Of the
delegates ofthe British American Provinces, h4r-
Ing In vlcw lhc dnal settlement Of the Confcdera-
ton scheme, have arrived here. They tavc organ
lied, and appointed Mr- McDona1d presiding
otactr.
FANS, December 1o.-N is again rumored th,t
Fould, III: etniuelt French Minister Of Finance,
Will Eoou resign.
ses!cns difficulty il anprchendcl At Rome attcs
The Withdrawal Of The French troops. II Is said
l,at rrcpa, atoms making By lho author tsirs
to nt Ct the worst.
The departure Of tho French fleet for Vera Cruz
il now aaid to bc 1xed for next weak. Ihe ses-
fels arc tu'ly manned and prositIoned. They ART
Of January, 10 .onvey the French troops in Mcx-
leo.
DCH11N. December 11-Noon.-Ihe Government
IL az1eetinG supposed Fenians hourly. Loyal
mutual psol4 cs1ou societies forming through
ont Ireland,
LosDox. December 1l-Esenlng-Thc steamer
Bolivas has beer seized IL Medway. She
is suppoted to havc been intended for a FcniAn
prtvat-ez. Thcre wAA m 1rumenee quantity Of
guns End DO xde: On board, which was also taken
POSSESSION O..
The Utmost vigilance continues 10 BE- manifested
in the search for Feu!anr, AID additional arrests
nc reported to have been made both in ttis coun
, 1866-12-12

1se0F1In LrRt0IntuFo.
MuIrDGEr1LLE, Ca., December l1-H. =. John.
ron xns elected United StAtea Senator to-day on
the frtt ballot,
Ar. Butler proposed in tho Senate me.
nioricE to Congress; Also tesolu.
lion appointing Commissioner TO proceed
to Washington aud SEQ OH what tc.7ns Georgia
rtl! lie atmtttcd. They we:e rot acted upon
, 1866-12-12

FROM EUROPE,
~,
Last Evenings Despdkl:es
BY Atlantic Gable,
French Transports Leave for
Mexico on the 18th inst.
Prussia Initiates Coer-
Give Measures in
Hanover.
Serious Difficulties Appre-
hended in Rome.
Seizure Of a Supposed Fenian
P1iYateer.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Movement for the Establishment
Of Western Naral Stations.
Information Concerning the
General Picket Pardon
Case.
Arrangements for The Removal
of the Kansas Indians.
CONGRESS.
House Bill Reported to Prevent
the Counting Of Illegal Elec-
toral Votes.
Bill Passed Defining t1le Duties of
Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
SentatiEeS.
Debate in the Senate on the Dis
trlct Suffrage Bill.
FROM MEXICO.
arrival Of General Sherman
at Vera Cruz.
General ScdgWick Placed Un-
der Arrest.
lseport that the Imperialists have
Eyacuated San Luis p0t0Si,
THE FENIANS.
Ealing Of a Heavily Armed Pri'
vateer from Newburyport.
Her Orders From Stephens to
Burn, Sink and Destroy
English Vessels.
A Partial List Of the Officers
!: on Board.
, 1866-12-12

Another Rebel lie Oh by Governor
SWNun.
BA11uoE1, December 1.-THE Governor and
Board Of Education have decided that neither the
1cf or any other oath Is necessary for teachers in
Tho Duhl1c Achanth
, 1866-12-12

:, HEAr { Re41 Aduatr1! II. II. Bill commanding
the Gnite1 Statea !A11.ac tqu1dron, transmits to
" Eat Depastucnt copy OF hls genera. order.
~. ~ issued tn conformity win instru=.tons Of
re ESn,ary o. The Navy, TO at In concert with
iEs Dttosa ~ al.a! and representative VI other
rsey On .he Chinese eoastA. ae directs III
conN anrtnT ou1ceH Of vessels under hfa com
raud 10 give ylgilaat and earnest sten,1on to fhc
.upp1eerlon ofplsucies o. the coast OF C6lnss a1d
pEssuc% capture and destroY Ill sues pfatjcai Ses.
:els wherever found; With sae rid and eonsea: .
tun property and persons to tbs autAor.tias
tic fscafctt Consular port. furnishing sneh
prctf a:afaet the caFtnerd paties a.
may lead 10 their c,ny1ctlon; md
tu:ihcr directing Them to put thems sclves
in communication With the Aenfor Representatives.
q Gre.t Britain. er any Other Power present, aud
The Enicd States Consul upon the1f 6t1t,ous. and
tic cu.toua house and Other authorities, evil Or
naval, md commanders Of ycast!s, are authorized
10 employ Chlnese pilots. who ase competent, 10
point out p1atIesl jnnkB or vessels.
INDIAN AFfATus.
At the former scsslon Of CouRTtsa, 4 law was
PISSED. authorizing the removal of numerous
JFdl.n tribes from The St4te of haDe&s. No dod-
mite ac1ton h.s heretofore taken placa under thts
act, bnt The shA"nces lca1i1g Of Wh2t had been
, 1866-12-12

For sale II klns1er's Opera House, J. u. r.
Jocas, II Dta1born IT,: J. Il, syalahs corner Dear
horn and Maditoue1s Johnsoas Skat4 Depot corner
Stale and kando1ph4n- and II he .ink-
r. Thcse desiring to skate tonight NEST procure
Il: ktts before entering.
, 1866-12-12

Il AIT 4R0TffEs.s~, ADV rrtt%inR AE'la
i.G DeaFbsrn-st., receive Advertisements
tor uI3 tue scnd,nc rancIs Throughout The
tuItch States and CuunduR.
, 1866-12-12

r AIDES SKATING PARK.
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u TEN ACRES OF ICE.
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D TEN ACRES OF ICE.
4 Smooth as Glass.
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Park Lighted Beautifully.
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Park Lighted Beautifully.
n Complete in all its appointments.
Compete in all its appointments.
u Complce in all its appointments.
X A4oral Plaee Of Recreation,
4 1nral Place OF Recreation,
n A Molal Place Of Recreation.
n Where Misses, Mothers and S1tera
Where Mises, M.thers and Sisters
l. Where Misses, Mothers and Sisters
inn Can enjoy themselves unattended.
IN Can enjoy thsms*lvss unattended.
Ia can enjoy themselves unattended
- Ey Fathers, Husbands or Brothers.
IT, By Fathers, Husbands OF Brothers.
| BY Fathers, Husbands OF Brothers.
ii The Beautiful Comfortable Buildings
Tho Beautiful Comfortable Bui1dinRs
- The Beautiful 4 Comfortable Buildings
Are net equalled in America.
/ Are not equalled in America.
! Are not equalled in America.
|T Music Every Evening,
q Music Every Evening.
II Music Every EYening,
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