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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-31
1 HECHT. SAMUEL STR.
New Firm in Patterson.

NCW IlIW Ill l dtttINUH,
Gentleman's Furnishing Emporium !. =
Jus, opened in the new Brick Building, Main
Street, Patterson by Levi Hecht and Samuel
Srrayer, a large and elegant assortment of
l;eady-Made Clothing, consisting in part of
Ogercoots, Frock Coats,
Dress Goats, Pantaioons,
Vests, Drawers, CoHors,
Uadershirts, HoadkerchjejS.
Boats &, Shoes,
And every hing usu lily found in a first class
Genilenan's Furnishing Store.
Fanny GOO1S
Also a large and carefully selected assert
ment of Fancy Goods. of all classes, kinds and
qualities. all of which will be sold al the low
est possible living prices.
Laaies' Gators AID Saoes.
They also invites the attention of the ladies
TO his fine stock of GATORS AND SHOES,
which he will sell at prices defving competi-
ton.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
They have or hand n beautiful assortment of
Carpets. Oil Cloths, Sci, which are of a god
quality, and well worth the inspection OF the
buyer.
WATCHES l. JEWELRY.
Cold and Sitvsr Watches,
Ciocts, Ear rings,
Pam ana Fsncg rings.
Watch Keys, Ladies and Gents Breast Pins,
Gold Pens and Pencils. Sc, which At this ,iIae
form the largest and best ASSIGNMENT in the
county.
bra.. All the above goods will be sold cheap
err than any other store in the United States.
If you don't believe it, just give rs n call
and be convinced of the truth of the assertion
HEIGHT & STRAYER.
Patterson, April II, I865-tf.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE.

I'D All persons desirous of purchasing any
OF SINGsR's SEWING MACHINES will obtain al
necessary information on the subject and see
them in operation NJ my establishment. II
favored With their orders ! will ft them up p
better machine thirty per cent. cheaper than ever
hitherto done in this county. No family should
be without a machine. jan /, 64-tf
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-31
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

wM. WISE, Merchant Tailor, begs leave
TO inform his friends and the public generally
that be has just opened out a large and fashion
able assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which he IS ready to make to order promptly
and on the most reasonable terms. The
public generally will find ii to their interest to
call at his room above
FASICK'S TIN SHO p,
On Bridge street, Mifiiu'own. Pa, aud inspect
nv Goods and workmanship before purchas-
ing elsewhere. l warrant all clothes to fit or
M sale
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-31

Plain and Fancy job Work.
A. This 0fic.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-31
MYSTIC NTGR g..
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

NJ. GREENE HAS OPENED HIS MU-
ID sic Store, one door west of w. Lewis
Book Store, where he keeps constantly on
hand STEINWAY h SONS and GAEIiLE'S
Piano Manufacturing Company's PIANOS,
MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS
and CARHART, NEEDHAM & cos ME-
LODEONS; Guitars, Violins, Flies, Flutes
Guitar and Violin Strings.
Music BooKs-Golden Chain, Golden Show,
err, Colder Censor, Golden Trio, &C., &c.
SHEET MUSIC.-He is constantly receiv-
ing from Philadelphia all the latest music,
which persons at a Distance wishing, can
order, and nave sent them by mail, at
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70
CELEBRATED
Norse aud Cattle gowdfs.

These Powden
| viii strength
en- the Stomach
and lntestines,
them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them to
a healthysh state.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-31

CALL AND EXAMINE gLE.J
" our Stock OF Ready Made Clothing before
you Purchase Elsewhere, you will find on
hand q good assortment for Men and Boys
ware, whicr viii be sold cheap tor cash oe
~rs1'qf MICKEY & PESsELL. Z
Jan i-tf Patterson, rs,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-31
Publishers Prices

neA- Pianos and Organs Warranted for five
years.
Those wishing to buy any of the above ar
ticlcs are invited to cal. and examine mine
before purchasing elsewhere. My prices are
the same as in New York and Philadelphia
Circulars of Instruments sent promptly up
on application with any additional informa-
ton desired.
3. NJ. GREENE,
Hill Street, Huntington, Pa.
One door west of Lewis Book Store.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-31
FLOUR s GRAIN.

ELOUR and Grain, of all kinds, purchased
L at Market rates, or received on storage
and shipped at the usual freight rates. Hav-
ing boats of our own. with careful captains
and hands. we will ship freight of any kind to
and from Philadelphia OF any point along the
canal Ia Fr43r-- =. eti
h SULOUFF ,FROW < PARKER.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-31

A LARGE stock Of euecnsware, Cedarware
n such as Tubs, Butter Bowls, Buckets
Ctr--s Baskets, Horse Buckets. &C., a.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-31
LADIES' DRESS GOORs!

Black and eancy Silks, Berges Lawns,
Morie Antique. Grenadines, Ducals.
Pure Ch1lii, Brilliantes, Ginghsm Lawns,
Bombazinels, All wool d LANES,
Cashmeres. Peplins, Alpacas, &c.
4 fall assortment Of Write Dress Goods, Mus
Inns, Brcchs and other Shawls, Bonnets, Bon
net Sa;ins. Ribbons, Flowers. &c. Also, Col
lsrs, Undsrsleeves, handkerchief in great va.
ETY..
DRUGS.
A large quantity Of Drugs, also
on hand. Prescriptions filled.
He has also lai, N q large stock of Wool,
Cotton and Rag Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
&c. ct the lowest pricee.
Country Produce taken in exchange for
goods, for which the highe7t marke, prices
viii be paid by {
J. NJ. BEDFORD. q
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CHOICE GOODS
AT TIE STORE OF
JOS. M. .

The undersigned would respectfully invite
the public 10 call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. lie has bought his
assortment at such prices that he cannot be
undersold by any in the country. Special at
t~ention paid TO purchasing goodsiu the city per
order a. the shortest notice.
Every effort will be made by him 20 give sat
~isfaotioa TO :hose WHO may favor him with a cali
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news FROM TIE souTHwDsr.

.. NV OrrkASs, Ian. ~, 1855
ntesslshap Communiosssva Bsswssa New
. Oricsas and shs OsA wsrIa-Ssw r.ss-
Observation-Disclosures sf aa nn-NeSsl
Omeer-Rreapssre ~ tho steamer Lii-
lie, Sc.
The Liverpool and New Orleans s,sarnrhip hne
building vcsscls 10 make trips In eighkssn Gays
The agent OF the French Transatlantic stsAus&hp Com
pany In here and has obtained ample Wharfage fAsto.
for steamers To connect New Orleans with ~ Nnnnsr.
The Picoy,W notices very sppspvineiy - trss Of
Dr. Everett q this city, OF Telegraph - hss In
vented. No electricity h used iusnistSvu, hat
senss nor chemicals, aud ~ poIet rho appsrasm Ia
very SIMPLE indeed and .,n working very susy The
alphabet rs bssed sciensnc prsciples, ssA . s4sly
learned. rtc
Captain Coirnan late q The CesfrAsssss army
grandson ef Tho late Hon. Johs J. crsss01se and .
ncphsw of General Pillow, ieft hero touV ~ n&vsma,
having ben tned bys military oemmI $50 - tsssed
fw soss Art Of s''amboai bsrnins ~has hs~s' aasss
!. eu6,e = ~ susSvusuuss srrsssw o. 1zS.ams
<sss Csnpauy for bgnsing tns % ssd eatv tss
Mayor has authorized a osN so In maize FOR propa4h
ME 1St o. March 10 rht the streets vb se best qnay
of petroleum. and 10 furnish tbre~ thousand lamps.
Tho Mobile R,gistr says that The Sieam.r Lnbe which
was captured By outlaw recspiured a. honts iery
by detachment ~ Twen.y arst Missouri iur isnd.
ing about 1yo haie " thc government ol1D
The outlaws kept the occns OF tho bpai n dHrsacr ~be
was in th1r posse ioa. Tfey also rxprorsed dcer
mnaion 10 prevent any government o,ion from coming
the Alabama rivera
The Third Michigan cavalry have son iisannci IN
Antonio Toxas. Tor mutay.
national bank has seen VI. silsed 81 Gsig sion
Coion lively, sale to-day 900 4l,s. middns ~ spo
a Gos Corn active; saies at 81 ibsgi H.. sglas.rs
s5c a % i,c. Cold rs
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htFf, lse "a iAes
on Eanday ufruing o. fllf psio.t ~. 90 5isyr.
srss ~ ms bg1sf Scr = g.au hseEinsfa "a
siss " Commercial sFsnss, baslsHtla ~. Yofs
Before the rasss saetsi t4s unir- taiis.h. "a
wblh thfss stssa pfany Destroyed rhs
Orr u bstisFsd v have Dsfa - ~oss a a. %.
osuisr rhs ron u c tsar .n ,hs saibans 80
,sis@1 t@fors ,hs See wss iieflss fhs bai4iUr -.
0-usNy Iyfas Htfsnf wtses iaes three fh4nata A.
I.fs nFHfsd ne fn.iy~hg aiag k~sff -Joiin NJ
NAnHfa itTasss. tsbof tntlfes 10 ti To NYitiefSy
Cat sgss ssaisfs o. 0vg fally naar-a -.aiLvsii
a Marc. psg' ssgts snf afspyns fsr~s ~ 90 rsd
o. 30 thaflsM hi4&r, Eunnaii a. 40 iaIiy lnsufff
fbr Eastssanln Has hsrd ~ . rssini ir tts b4l1.
ma. sp1 bsst ~ ihen ansrvmeMts No ipsgfa1es
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TH1RTY.NIHTH CONGRESS.


"armN"Fs-f ~~AA 80 so~2
xrAnxAnoS ~ Asny ovuuns.
Nj. wnsov, repj T nsss, issssdacsd bi 70 pre-.
vide for shs appearance of every ocsr IN the United
States Avmy before compessns board Of eraminsuep o
be apro'ss1 and convened BY the Secretary Of war on
who fsa 10 pes .ssfscovy examination shall be
put upon the retired list dsopped from shs rois and
the vacancies thus eresisd shall be Aisd BY selections
from o1ncsrs vho have psseA sAs must ntscsory en-
animation, visbeus resss 70 ssssensy - arm u Ne
service
The bin vHs referred 10 the Military copmlttse
opaAszAnos ~ 4 vsAcs sAsw
NJ wnus jn,r,Spssa We wv rssssuJ sssrss ~ Aln
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

wisnroros, Jan 1s lsod
RrrAI OF rm TAI os HrtIs or vrssEIA
On motion Of Mr. BlArs, rcpI Of Ne, u ws
Resolved That the Committee Of Ways and Means be a.
rected inquire Into the erpedsncy OF repcnrs he two
per levied the hulls OF yessss launched
sAxnAHy POSITION AID oosprnon or nn rR@IDKsrs 8
On motion Of Mr. RICE, trep of Ne, 10 vN
Resolyed That the Committee on Pubic Buildings and
Grounds and they hereby insrusted W efamins
into The pnduon of the Presidential mAnson regards
health and WHISTLER u h saed 70 siss locality snd coo
v~nenre r~sdence ~ the President ard his family
arslIsv EAU b. procured which suabs
op and that hsy report such estimates and Tscvnmenda.
uons looehiss The ss6ss ssrssy sisrssde - sy mas
deem proper.
ensps~r,ss or ssxss-ss srxsxS
nr pulAso, rsp) Of ohio, presented me credentials
Of wliam Ryen ss member of the House from tbs
sssse of Arkansas also the memorial Of william hyers
O. n Kyle and James N. johnson claiming seas ~
representative from tns said sAis which vere rsfene<
70 Ne comnissss On Rsesnssxoeson.
pveTunSu - oovusnUT 0rrpuR
On ncuon q Mr. AiIzr. trsp) u nAa, n -
R~solred mai Ne Csmnssee 90 wsgs asl Mems - m
es<uc<d nqurU tnts n ssysd<Bcy 81 r>4ev1u4 ~ ths
ere and maftbs fnsursnr~ eo1p~nS 70 isvsst ~ ~rr
nsns ssroriiss esA deposit crr'xin p~rrspAfe ".
npfsA ana r~>rs IN tts r~ksury M IRE tnied tA< w
As ts''0 Dsssgyy " iAs iasgss 10 Any pA d As VSss
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATuHE.


An'Sr. Jan IS lsse
The senate me, At seven ooloct this evening
N0rirFa
nv Mr. y CoEsuI-ro confirm carisin proceeding. ~
the Dr.ciar 81 The western unlDn Telegraph Comtauy
ny Mr. BsssyrT- 70 Berea.s tho rslAry q Johh NJ
Haaus, asse-or 10 Barsio
NJ Mr. Papspys-To abolish all i.-s relative ~ ne
present. canal oontrS, system
By Mr. Pr,rT-ror . fallro.d from ffai,sbafg soaih %
the west slee of Lake chsnpisls
By Mr. s'.-loss-fo amend tho aAssasDrni laws RIA
tive 10 non residents
By Mr. Lsssr-To crferd.tha time ff ths soumrue.
ton Of the Soatbsss RsiIrp.d.
ny Mr. rIEn~s-for use care of idis and rusEi stI
drrn N Brooklyn
prnorr Avn Es~prrps.3
BY Mr. PsSSoss--f aing uTon thr State rpgisssr "
an The s..ts oanas hs aats Il lhs eorssnss.st al
time whon su' b oonirAos wili espf.. Asoptsd
EuLs sT4ps.1
To astboriS, The city q Rochester pgrrhss. srosras
for an armcry.
AdJ0arnsd
Assembly.
Ai@.r. Jas. "a, Iss1.
The syxaEsN arnonro~d tho foilewtng csumiite. on
yoani Ruies Nesrn nile,ohn, sslasn, co>hrsss PA.
mcs and xaaror.
ny xr sHsxx.s-r9 slsis ed 10 he kih.ay sss sus
ssshsnna Railroad
ny Mr. caixDs--rs insorpss,s NE osss. s.ssss
Bsnk
ny NJ HuDs.~To c0n1rrn esrt.ln sxslpn ~ he firse.
isvs q NE ws~serr rnsa r.issrsre coanpsay
~ NJ a. GsssAs-ro aaasd shs ss.sra nassfss-
tnrng Av.
mfGs rssrrn
70 provi1s for q ns~ s,ss-my bs1fins is rue&
Aslsernnx tbs city sf os~sso 10 b@sFvw fnossy 70
fanf c<sts1n dslt
mfn fsvsooccsp
ny NJ wxsr-hsisilss 10 ibs nsnsfscs1fs q tvn In
The tiinton rrson
soT1urs as~afrsnss
ny NJ y r. psssss~-Th&1 tbs kww rDrs eks tss
sry shsn h~ rrg.rt~s ~ "a. tsth 1sy ef usfrh MnA
prst~f lmms4stely tbsfeaft<f. so1 mao. ss,~w
esd~r vf ts Led dsy Arri ~ hgs dsy vrigs th~fsts
ngs1s'sy sftsr ne fta1ins a ti~ lgsfnti asssfrsd
" t.s Conbrsttts 90 ggsf4 hsia1
AsSesrnse sn'i sisfsa deck ~ rssro~
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News from Cairo.

Csino. Jan g. lsG6
TNelye Lnndrd and seventy balls oi cotton passed
here yesterday md 10 day Tor Cincinnati
Tho Mobile aud ohio isallriaf have commenced run
ning daily trains Tho time b. aoba a. thirty sa b0urs
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Lose or the snip Gratitude.

Loss or the ship Gratitude.
MEETING or Bosros SERcnASrs ~ HoNon on
cAPTAIS BuRKB-A SUITABLE TESTIMONIAL 10
BE PRESENTED TO HIN FoK his GALLANT cox
DuCr--THANKs on THE PAssESGEgs AND GREW.
BosTos Jan. IS, 1860
A large mcotng Of merchants and others vas held at
the Merchant Exchange at to-day To take
suitable action In rcglrd to the gallant Conduct Of Captain
Burke In saving tho and passengers of tho ahp
Gratitude
George y. Upton prcsded, and the meeting was al.
dressed by Mr. Gray and others, all paying eloquent
tribute to the noblc aud humane conduct Of Captain
Burke
committee was appointed 10 obtain funds Cor suit
able testimonial to be presented 10 the gallant captain,
and also collect money for tbr relief of the em yrana
saved through bis In tho meantime they hayo
been bounufaly supplied with every necessary comfort
by tho city authorities and private citizens
c,RDs oY THANKS or THR rAssEVGgHs AVN CREW.
To EpIUSp BrRkE Esd 'aplan Of tho bark Frodonia;-
sR-As IL is the unanimous feeling o the pas ongcra
of the unfortunate ship Gratitude. witch was abandoned
on the I'd day Of January isg9 that their sincere
thanks due 20 you for the KIND ant humane ann"r
In which you IN the first Instance a. great asrrco Of
your time stayed by anabkehl frnm tho lut 10 tho
81 inst and Afterwards received M on boarh your
oxcellen, ship In the most horpiiable and feoling
manner, and knowing thai unIcr Cod tho prrarrya-
ton of thcir lives is dnc 10 your skiul management
and further, 20 the mos, consdcrs,e wsy IN whi'h
You endeaSoTed 70 provide them WITH ali poe
sibc comfort undcr snrh III itrcssinx oircuminnoeH,
and sr though thanks may be htila % no yalno
~ YOU, eth We hops That this small MAJ al
some future dale remind you o ths tp-riaps ot ha.
name OF life and herniprs bcr bcbhlf "
ourselves aud felow s'sensor u .asr OR moe, Ersie
ever ho our prayer iha you may hvc hong 10 Command
yoIr gallant bark.
TAYLOR Josaph Henry Yaniiey. Thomas Bishop
JAsr,HY ~, ise5
this method Of eKpfesans uler heartfelt gratitude To
Captain Ikn and his oora for 'helr rra' ndn'eH 70
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ya.h,,ii, Gotta, u,,l.,

" utiitT Jan 10 isos
Cotton nrncr Price ranre ffpu aar a ~ fer n f.
dng Keceipa and al pfnfntf ight corn Ia sdganraI
% 90 Market ffm. The oI skrHemr1t = on the 10.
crease here. CREST Yield eHpectnd FROM the oii
gions near BurkeEsile
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S HIP w r E G X 6.
Wreck of the Brig Ncva-seven Lives
Lost.

HAVtNNAN, Va, jan 10, I7UD.
The brig Nova, Of Maenlas " , Talbot, master, from
No~ York bound TO Jacksonville, Fla, wrecked
the south breaker or st. Johns bar on the sth inst
Miss Wall and child, paasen ers, the captain, hrst
mate, pilot aud two were lost Tho brig now
lies on tbs beach, twelve miles s,ath Of tho bar
The steamer Asher Ayres burned on the Ocmpgcc
yfyer the 9th inst She loaded with ten hundred
and twenty ight bales of cotton. Six negroes
drowned.
The steamer North Point, from Baltimore, arrived yes
ierday. She was detained several days by heavy
weather
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yeur q. ke5s ~ es'nA1 n@ IsfAs
Cars nx1rvsd vhiis ~ rv~fs - H~ssssa
90 co
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The Pilots and sh~ Msry a, Boa rd Dssn ~,
10 IuK EnIIOk nI InK uKEALn.
Tn. Disaster. ia siY ni-.,.'rp p,,..

81 Ifrts. Jan I5. tseS
The ratimn,cd oHs Of si,ai b'ai 8 rry bsAts, canal
boats. tarxos fery d;.s, 6c. IN th- hsrbor tho
arst Of tlf sss,s ssep,vVo, no Insamnos
all probably ,r sls'ui bdt 49,, o The ics s''ni
RAINING, but nav sH;tnn h nSf4kss~~r Win N. sgsh
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
CRIMINAL COURTS.
THE T0AiIsS POLICE COURT.
Before Justice DowlingI

Before Justice DowlnEI
A FIREMAN T. TRoUBLE.-Yesterday morning
James Petit member Of Hook and Ladder Company No
81 f. d. had made his arrangements 20 60 on an ezcnrson
with the Black Crook Guard in the disguise Of monkey
lie tried on the disguise and while still wearing IT, imbibcd
freely as consequence OF whehhe grossly inox
Gated Donnng his uniform his disguise he mounted
horse amused himself with racing the animal up aud down
congreeaed in the vicinity James length became dsor
deras his arrest BY Officer Symington OF the Tour
teenth Precinct taken 10 the Sat0nHouse in spring
st. where he was visited by Fire Commissioner Bowen who
cut the bat buttons from his coat and the badge nom hs
can that he need longer cohser hisen
member OF the Fire Department Subsequently he was taken
before Justice Dong at the Tos who eommittehim ioz
examination. a dear Christmas for James
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
cITH COURTS.

SUPREME COURT-CHNNBERs--D 2-Before Mr. Jus
tice ISGRAHAM
DECISIONS.
James NJ Baldwin agt. Daniel B, Amory. AHow'
John Hsdpbers ait Gustav Sandberg Motion granted.
Benz Weeks agt George ?. iIiar Motion denied "ifhoot
Tfos Halowny Ast Beus t. s,ePhans. Motion grsntedi
costs abide event
Fisk Jr agt.J Z. Harricott al. Motion denied.
Harriet T. Chrissy e al ag Paris g. CaFk et a. Decree
settled.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERN Dec 81.
Before Judge CAgEozo
DECISIONS.
Bsllenhey &C., agt. Cadet; Deimel agt. Demei-~
See memorandum With Clerk Jno Hewart sagt Perry W.
Tibbs Chas eAllaire a Robert Walace0fders granted
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

SHOCKING ACCIDBST-A WOMAN KILLED BY MA
cmNrRY-A Woman named Elizabeth Williams met with
horrible death Rttersons sawmi foot Of North Thirdt
T. D. aboGt 81 O'Clock Monday evening IL APP
pears that went 10 the mill 70 gather
chips and WITHHOLDING her dress cangh IN the machinery ana
dragged round the shaft at least thirty times D
cOkdOn noticed by the wOrkmen " hen the
stopped her body found TO be terribly cuske
Her death must have been instantaneous as the w
revolving the of thirty minute and al every turn
her BODY struck ground Deceased widow and re-
sided No 25 Frstst She employed at the Forty nth
Precinct Station occasionally and spoken OF by tho
Police as very worthy and industrious woman Coroaer
smith was notified to hold an inquest.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
BROOKLYN NEWS.

GRAND LARCESY.-Detective Corwin Of the
Brooklyn detective force Monday arrested in Phis
delphia named Thomas Cassidy, who was sc-
cuscd Of having stolen 020 from MFs. Ann Leonard
Of No 81 Sands-st Cassidy engaged board Of Mrs
L. October last and after short stay with her le for part
unknown Mrs L. discovered that with her boarder had
disappeared t O from trunk The affair made known
TO the police and stated the thief oyerhaued in phla
deph lie held for trial in Brooklyn on the charge Oh
grand larceny
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

MISCELLANEOUS ITBMs.-On Monday afternoon
nan named Thomas Rey arrested charge Of grand
larceny nhayng stolen yOued at $50 from John Null
an Of Warrent Riley was held examination The houss
Of Mr. John Lloyd IS Frstp damaged by he On
Monday 10 the amount Of 800
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
6lahoncrp ano 5antp Uooos.

6iahonern ano farm Dooos.
GCHOOL.REWARDS. TESTIMONlALS-A very
> de.e article fof distribution ih-ose Of choos spsasy
school and Medals MsraFt eicsics Nacntnss L.eo-
Psper o. The shove constantly being gnbhsd ~
BERLIN A JONES. Nos lJi sni 10 Niiain-st
ENYEs.OPES OF every variety Of Color and Quality,
Il usnufs Patent Cumming aud f9dins h.e
which nsuf~ a gumn envelope. algeEud tnyrloPes To-
sc1rr v,l lsrse variety II LETTER ana hOlEFtPEh,
BEKLlN JONES M,uuisrtarrri No. ~ and iJs Ntam-st
ENEDDING-ENNEL CARDS, &c.-Just
W OThs square Fiap mus' desirable eyl-of
Welding nirodpo-d Mouiu Envrop-s Papers
C,d an4 is n III widths AMI yes u borders manu-
cirrcd BY BERLIN JONES. Nos 10 and 10 Wliarisi
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

BuRGLARY-On Monday night the liquor store Of
Messrs shirby Kirby No 3l7 Fuonss Brooklyn
tered by thieves robbed Of money and yauab 70 the
OF ESQ The burglars then proeee ded p open suo
connecting with the cigar OF Mr. John Cudmore and
entering carried of meerschaum pipes cigar 70
Of sl5O with whiethey made good their escape
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

DEATH YRoM DEsTITUTIoS.-Capt. VIM. Jameson.
40 years experience and lately waichmaE
for the steamer Empire City lying at the Atlantic Docks
brooklyn died Friday last rom "destituon starvation
Coroner Lynch held inquest te remans and yerdct
in accordance with tho facts rendered Mrs j. had not
the money 70 pay fuReral expenses.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE corToS
TAX.

TO hs Edfor Q fhn' d. ATtOs"'
srp. In your report yesterday of the pro-
n0S Of the Chamber OF Commerce in relation to the Mo
mortal 20 Congress for the abolition OF the tax upon cotton MI
snry IA stating that he hoped that u ths
Memorial wns 10 killed. the action OF the Chamber might
based Trustworthy data than those Wbch A uot
Yon DO not give the and figures which presented 10
INV remarks Chamber and great the npaencs
OF the reject without delay the proposition OF tho Ne
mortal that no opportunity afforded me 20 reply 20 MI
ay and s the question OF very great interest 20 tho
mercantile community have concluded 70 ask you Tor bref
space 10 state the facts
r Maury selected OF the IL months which have elapsed
of 1870 the the trade for period OF hve weeks
As the his argument and reasoned from he aet tan
because qualities Of East India cotton had durng thas
time advanced pence per pound while certain qualities OF
American had during the time advanced but o Peee os
IoTno therefore the American fiber had become "a CON-
ativ insigicance In the European market stated tnae
was much reasonable take the course Of the trade s
e entire wear basis OF argument on the SUBJECT ana
the range OF prices between April and Noyemb
ala not Justify conclusions Of Mr. Maury that tho value OF
American cotton relatively TO East India was decreasing
To establish this only refer 20 tho quotations OF tn
LIVERPOOL cotton market the dates OF April and November
a1 of Inc present year Taking Upland kewOeans broae
Snd Dholerah Of the qualities Of Mddngs ss examples we
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

STEAMBOATS, 1n0 Railroads..
ATORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
w Commencing Monday December e. 1890 Lesye New OH
foot q Barcsy eonnecting Lehgh Valley Railroad aud
branchesl 6.i5 Hackettsiown seconmoda.
hSristown Accommodation egvrt 1850
n m ETpfess In addition 10 above II trains
South Orange ami three to Summit A.
PsBER1HOUD Ge orsl superinteneelt
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER. PALMER FTcHBURG NASHUA, LOWELL
CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
ISTERMEDtATE FONTS
u t new and slanch steaser. Of the NofFich tine
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY OF NkN-fOEk,
lrr. New Y0rs aay (snndays eIcepled At o'clock hcm
Perl ho. y North River foot of Nrstrysi,
FOR NEN-LONDON,
f. connecting sesmbsi EIprs Train from The sbov.
N9fWi-h aud Worcester Boston and orc@sef Wofcesr
Ord Sa.hss. NrW.ondoa and Nouheru hai.fosds
80, IN. Love-, inquire %
p MARTIN. "a the Per