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4 DIURETIC
Is that which acts upon the Kidneys.
HclmbOlds Extract Buchu
ACTS GENTLY,

Is pleasant in taste and odor free from ali injurious
properties. and immediate in its action.
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In Ill Diseases of
the Swine. such rs
Coughs, Ulcers in
the Lungs, Liver,
&c. By putting
from half 4 paper
10 a paper OF these
Pow icrs in Il bar
rel of Swi.l. the
nlIOyp Diseases C4!l
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THESE PARTIES RESORT

to various means of efecting sales, such copying
parts of Advertisements of popular remedies, and flu
lshIng with certificates
The Selence Of Medicine stands SIMPLE, PURE. and
MISUNDERSTANDING Fact Tor lts Basis Induction for its
Pillar, Truth alone for its Capital
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Peninsular Railroad Line.
CHANGE OF HOURS

On and after Monday, Oct. 49,
1865. TIaIns for the accOmmOda
ton Of passengers will run as ioi
lows until further notice.
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From tbs Philadelphia Euening Bulletin, MarSh TO-.
We are gratfed to hear ofthe continued success in
New York. Of our loWnsman, Mr. II. T. HembJld
Druggist. His store. next to the Metropolitan Hole
D feet front, 23O feet deep and stories in height
certainly grand establishment, and speaks avo.
raby Of the merit of his articles He retains his Office
AID Laboratory in this city, which also model
adjustments Of their class.
The proprietor has been induced to make this state
ment from the fact that his remedies. although adver-
tised,
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o. In poor, low-s!irited animals, it has the
most beneficial effect.
Thcusc Of them improves the wind. strength
ems the Appetite, and gives to the Horse
fine, smooth and glossy skin-thus improv-
ing the appearance, yigor and spirit Of this
noble animal.
FOR MILCH COWS.
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A WORD OF CAUTION.

Health is mosi important; and the afflicted should
not use advertised incidence any remedy, unless
its contents ingredients known TO others besides
the manufacturer. or until they satisfied Of tho
qualifications ol the party offering.
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sure preventive of Lung Fever, and a certain
remedy for all Diseases incident to the Horse,
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The property this Powder Possesses in in
creasing the quantity of Milk in Cows, gives
it IN Importance and value which should
place it in the hands Of every person keeping
Il Cow. BY actual experiment it has proven
that it will increase the quantity Of Milk and
Cream twenty per cent, and make the Butter
firm and sweet In fattcning Cattle, 1t gives
them an appetite looscns their hide and
makes them thrive much faster.
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r OU TZ 9S
CELEBRATED
a1ursr and Cutie 2utrders.

These Powders
will strength
cn the Stomach
and Intestines,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them TO
ahealthy state.
They are q
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II o G. S

nN0vc UIsoa-o5 cNI NE CWT'V OK 'T-ITI! TIt-
vented By using ,h'Sr Powders the Hog
Cholera c..u be- rr"Tcntr!.
Price Is cts. per Paper, or 5 Papers fogs1.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
TIE pIsTILLERY FRAUDS

Mr.. T. T. Levan, supposed accomplice Of Tlton,
Deyn Co. was yesterday arrested by Deputy Marshal N
Higgins Of Brooklyn Levhn who has been looked for fo
evern days past held 20 hail In the Of $4,000 by
United States CommissioLeT Newton He s charged with
having defauded the Goyernment by using false brands and
Otherwise eyading the internal Revenue laws.
Mess!s John Devln and D. i Ion earested yestcr
day morning on warrant similar to that which Leyan
taken"
Several other parties brought up before Commissioner
Newton Yesterday and quite number Of
issued but names wtlLed by the authorities prudential
On Sunday evening two barrels Of whisky which had been
stolen from McCrackens dseTy discovered by Deputy
Mlrsha Higgins buried in heap Of manure They were
seized and II is stated that the favor Of the liquor much
improved BY it. short inieTment
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

than 10000 paupers within the United kingdom and on
he other hand and higher up in the scale there is nmanage
rneDt me most Gross there is extravaganza the most reckless
and there is waste the most appalling aud dsgaeeu whch bs
ever been seen in the Governments OF any country Ichee
and the grand result Of this system which Systematically
u out the millions and which caoes the middle classes by
The hocns pocus Of Parliamentary Government Laughter
Several other gentlemen delivered speeches and the banquet
which was caboratey and efficiently conducted term
mated al late hour.
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
telegram from ST. Petersburg says The current rumor Of
the death of the Prince Of Wales IS entirely uuiOunCcd
TIE FLOODS.
The foods the North Of England almost without pre-
alike for their severity and for the extent over which
they spread Great districts Of Lancashire the West
Riding DeIbyshire and Nouchamshire under water
There has been fearful loss Of life At Leeds is estimated
that persons drowned At Dunsbuy u lives
have been lost
THE CHOLERA RETURNS.
The deaths registered Friday Nov l6 were: Cholera
diarrhea Gn London. On Saturday Cholera daThea
TIE WEXFORD ELECTION.
The close Of the poll is follows Kayanagh 2t42 Hen
messy. lesl Kavanaghs majority 76i.
YELLOW FEvER.
The steamship Atrato from the West Indies with yellow
fever board sll remains 40 Quarantine az Slthead
RUSSIAN LOAN.
Messrs Barring Brothers Of London and Messrs Hope q
Co. Of Amsterdam have invited applications for Russian
AngloDutch per cent loan for f6OOO0Oin bonds at 20
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
THE AMERICAN EQUAL RIGHTS ASsOCH
TI0N

The American Equal Rights Association invite the
friends Of Universal Equal Suffrage to meet in Conven
ton IN this City, At Cooper Institute Dec. and q Thurs
day evening al Z! O'clock Friday 10 o'clock a. IL, aud
evening at a O'Clock.
Elizabeth Cady stanton, Frederick Douglass, Frances
D. Gage Parker Psbury, Lncy Sioae Henry b. BLACK
well, the Rev. Olympia Brown, Bessie Bisbee, Charles
Lonox Remond Susan b. Anthony and Others will parci
pate in the discussions Of the Convention.
Admission 70 tlo Friday session ireei TO the even
ing sessions 25 cents.
The Association, specially desiring the attendance %
women who earn Their own bread, would say 10 all
such that uoy will find complimentary tickets al the
rooms Of the Working Womens Protective Union, No.
40 Wbie-st.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO DEC. 8.
NJ rELEeRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
GREAT BRITAIN.

n, rr1HeRAPH TO TRIBUNE
GREAT BRITAIN
gsv.r REFORM DEMONSTRATION IN LONDoN-PRoCEs-
SION OF THE TRADES UNIONs-IMMENsE CROWDS
AND MUCH ENTHUSIASM.
LONDON, Monday Dec. B. 1866
The great Reform demonstration took place here
Today. 1t was participated in by all the Trades
Societies. II was the most important affair Of the
Kind that was ever seen in this city. Full $4,000 peo-
pie marched in the procession to the place o meeting
and there would have been thousands more had the
weather been fair
There were forty-seyen societies in the line OF
march, together with various branch societies OF the
Reform League, all divided into four grand divisions,
with bands of music, banners notices, &c.
AT noon the multitude stretched from st. James
Park along Pail Mall, Picadilly and other principal
Streets to the grounds of Beaufort House, in the sub
nrbs Of the the city, where immense meeting is now
in progress. Seven platforms have been erected,
from which more than fifty speakers have addressed
The masses.
The stores all along the line of march were closed;
but the streets were alive with people, and the win
dows filled with spectators
Great enthusiasm was manifested, but the immense
crowds were orderly, and no disturbance occurred.
The Stars and Stripes were born in the procession
and among the airs played by the various bands was
the "Wearing of the Green"
JOHN BRIGHT PRESENT.
LONDON Monday, Dec 3, ls66-Eyening
John Bright was present at the great Reform de-
mOnstraton which took place in London to-day.
There % 600 people in the procession in spite Of
heavy rain only portion Of whom could enter the
grounds where the meeting was held.
Resolutions were passed amid great enthusiasm.
at the conclusion the people dispersed peaceably.
Mr.. Bright will address an immense audience TO-
night.
MORE TROOPS FOR IRELAND-THE PENIAN EXCITEMENT
ON THB INCREASE-RUMORS OF JAMES sTEPHRSs'S
WHEREABOUTS
LONDON, Monday Dec 2 1866.
Two regiments of troops have been ordered to leave
here to-day for Ireland.
The Fenian excitement is on the increase.
Various rumors and reports continue to be circu-
lated in regard to the whereabouts Of James Stephens
Chief Organizer of the Irish Republic.
COL MBANY TAKEN TO DUBLIN.
LONDON, Dec. 3-Evening
The Fenian Senator Meany, who was arrested this
morning was taken to Dublin. No evidences Of Tea-
bon were found upon him. -.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE CANDIDATES.

The Republican candidate for Councilman IN the Flllh
District is Stephen Roberts, and not Stephen H. kobeTs
as the name printed yesterday When Mr. Roberts
was elected to the Council his present term the same
obtrusve initial upon nearly thirteen hundred tickets
came near costing him defeat Vote for plain Stephen
Roberts
John Kehoei the Republican candidate for Councilman
in the With District from the Tenth Eleventh and Seven
teenth Wards card has been published containing the
names Of some Republicans, announcing the name of 5.
H. Schmidt as the regular nominee. Mr.. Kehoe is the
man who should receive the suffrage Of the Republicans
Of the District.
The citizens Of the Fifteenth Ward without respect to
party, should sustain James d. Oliver, the regular Re
publican candidate for the Office of School Trustee. He
has been in the Board for % years has given entire salts
faction and proved himself in every respect faithful and
incorruptible public servant
The citizens Of the Tweny-second Ward have the op-
porunity presented Of securing their representative IN
the Board Of Aldermen who, as a public officer,
has given repeated proofs of his integrity efficiency and
honesty Years ago, when the affairs of this city
were so well managed that other cities were glad to
copy its methods OF doing public business, Nathan C.
Ely was elected three times to the Board of Aldermen
from the Seventeenth Ward-was Chairman OF the
Board Of Supervisors in ls55-was 10 years a
school officer and for the last years has been President
of the Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company Two years
since, he was nominated by the Citizens Association OF
the Twenty-second Ward for Alderman, and received
handsome vote. The choice lies between Mr. Ely the
only Republcan-Union nominee, james 4. Coulter Mo
zart- Democrat and John s. Masterson Tammsny Demo
cratc brother of Peter Masterson present Alderman
and it is believed that good citizens will unite in resouto
effort to secure Mr. Elys election. That is all that is
necessary to effect this end.
We take pleasure in calling the attention of the electors
in the With District comprising the Eighth, Ninth, Fif
teenth and Sixteenth Wards, TO the fact that John NJ
Robertson esq, OF the Fifteenth Ward, has been
nominated for the Office Of Councilman. Beside
being an original and steadast Republican, Mr..
Robertson possesses qualifications for the Office
which ought 10 his election. His industry and
ability universally conceded by the legal profession, OF
which he is distinguished member and superadded to
these qualities Mr. Robertson is known 20 the community
IS intrepid opponent Of official corruption Let the
taxpayers see to IT that he is elected
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Ellen Terry BuT.e, Sewbem c. 60 hours with
misr and 20 G. 6ladspeed.
Steamship Mnhaan lBr Price Liverpool Nov 90 via Queens
2is mdse and i2 70 Williams Ouion Dec 2 l'
a D. ou o. H. passed steamship City oi Washington hence Tor
Liverpool
SIP Jayen lof Liverpool BeA Calcutta July 2e with mdse to
ship Psrav,n Powers AaiA ieI July H. with logwoOd to ".
= Mold 4 Co.
of Johns y. Fl Leland. Lesbon 20 days with
marble and H. d. J. UBfookuan Passed Gibraltar Oct o
has ha1 heavy weather
Erwin Nassau Goodwin. Havana IL days with sugar 10
T. A. iiusssy & Co.
Mia Avado Vera Cruz eS IS days, with hides &C. to
BsrE TwIh, Brl Mclaughlin Liverpool AZ days, with md' to
farE Ida $ (Au, Novlk Trieste So days with md'e. to Du
A Co.
Brig Oak Point Huf,r bowen Gnan'snano p days, with
Brett Sou Co. Lett bhg Herald Tor New
iors 10 days.
s Favote (Norw Bach Rio Jsneiro 50 days with coffee to
Denstoun A Co
Brig Pocdo Nassau Pummer, MaiauEas II dsys with
Miller Hou ston Sailed company with bug Martha A.
Berry for Nsw.iofk
Brig belmont Clarke. New Haven.
SPOKEN.
Ship Ulysses (Br bound Bombay. Oct H. IN the Atlantic,
lat % s. long y 10 w
Bhs Arthur, from s. Jago for Baltimore, Nov H. in lat p,
long "a a.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
TIE STATE or TRADE.

81 LOUIS Dec 3-Tobacco unchanged and dl Flour steady
Common, 80 0ds9 25 EIirs, sl3 259sls rs Whesi hrm
Srrng 42aE22 Fail 90 55d ~ S. Corn heavy and decnngi
New nIrd 58c Old White 9lc. Oats advancing 63d67c Rye
~ vs. Bsrey-Fa 81 65i Spring 81 s' PORK s2l Hogs '.@
'LoUsvuLE Dee 3-Raw Whisky 3!d3le free Cotton, 3c.
for Sngar ~ ai4c New Lard. ltc
Green shouier Mess Pors 2o Hog' foI PSelng 6aete
rro, Oats la bak SLAVE ia bulk gee New Ears SOC
Supsf6ne Flour 25dSl Whsst-Prme Red 81 IS sales Of
II hid, Of grades OF Tobacco at unchanged rates
CwEGo 1Fl0ur steady and unchanged but dali sales q
go bbs at fr No spngi s925 for Red Winter s4 2:
for hs s5 Doubs Wheat Gue, and no sales
Corn que sales confined sms lots Barley inactive Rye snt
Peas nominal F.ights irregular 70 New-foIk Wheat and
Pe l8dis Com l6dsc Barley lfdl5c Rye l6dec LAX,
mposlO0 bb. Flour 5000 bush Wheat 900 bush Barley
Ttpor-6i5 6b Floor bush Wheat a20O bush Corn, g.
bush. barley, 200 bush. Ry ye. 1900 bash Peas.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
OWED TEoM pRoE. EAsTMAN.

To ne Editor u The " j. Tuts1c
SIR: The card from MIR. Meeker, in Saturdays
TRIBUNE calls for a explanation from ne.
The article Moores Rural Nco Yorker is word for word
written by Mr Meeke and cent to excepting the paragraph
abiding 10 Mr. Robinson and himself ard that took from
newspaper scrap nclosed 10 with the article Having
license without restriction 10 Mr. Meekers notice and
this paragraph relating 70 Mr Robinson and Meeker being
ncloeed with IT, and The having previously been pub
hshed felt justified in adding the simple sentence 10 the
article in question.
Ihaye great personal regard cr Mr Neeke and regret that
sentence was added 70 BIS communication although done
Of eomTiment HIM which his mcdesty compes him 10
pudiate III. G.. EASTMAN.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
MEXICO.

RUMORBD RETURN OP MAMMALIAN TO MEXICO.
BY TELEGRAPH
NEw-ORLEANs Dec 3.-TheTo are rumors here that
Maxman has acceded to the wishes Of the Conservative
party and returned to Mexico for the purpose of carrying
on the empire.
Special instructions have been sshed TO the commander
Of our troops on the Rio Gnde with reference TO Mexican
affairs the purpor of which is said 10 he that re is TO
abstain from any interference whatever in the affairs OF
that country unless ordered from headquarters 10 do co.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
HslI5'l3;lI|l8:!!TlH:' I IL
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS

Have been awarded sXTYFIvE FIRST PREMIUMS God and
Silver Meds. OVER ALL COMPETITORS at the principal fairs
in this county PRIZE MEDAL AT THE WORLD FAlR
LONDON in competition With the bes. makers Of this and
Europe
THAT THE GREAT SUPERIORITY OF THESE PIANOS 10
still universally conceded bbuudanty proved by the way ng
letters and testimonials received during pat few months ou tho
MOST CELEBRATED PlAN0FORTE MAKERS AND LEAD
INC ARTISTS OF EUROPE Among others may be 0enorsdi
NJ. H. =. BROADwoOD firm Of Brosdwood Sons Loodon
Mr.. c. d. COLLARD, arm a Collard CoIlaTd, London
Nile A. Goddard, L. Moschees Rene FEVhfer
Cbas Halle Alfred Jaen, Lindsay siossr
Jules Benedict. J. l.. Haton, sycney snhh'
lame. NJ Wehi Carl Rsinecke, Brinlsy Richards,
a A o.bop. w Kuhe CiuAo RgcrdL
II ~ eslGs s A. Chapel T. Ven Arnold
Louis Plaidy and many others
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, WITH FULH
AGRAFFE BRIDGE. THREE UNlSONS AND ALL
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Every instrument made by US is fully warranted
wARERoOMsi
NO es2 BROADWAY NEw-YORKi
NO. 24e WASHINGTON ST. BOSTON
Authorized Agents in al the principal cities o. ne Up
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
Arrest OF 4 scnooL TEACHER For BRurAL Pun

lsrsSr oF CHnD-Some two weeks since school teacher
at Iryngon a suburb Of Newark named Colt numerically
whipped lad but nine years Of age OF gentleman named
VOORHEES, Tie lad taken with fever short time after
became derous and constantly in his hours of alteration
suppcated the teacher not 20 whip him any more inc
c died ast week and carried the marks OF his teachers
savage ageatOn the grave Saturday last the iather
made complaint against the teacher before Justice OF the
aud arrested yesterday sad held 70 bail ioI AL
examination ou AiOLday neat.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamship City of Baltimore, from Liverpool
Nov a. and Queenstown Nov p arrived this port early
yesterday morning The greater part Of her news has been
lntieiprted by Gable dispatches.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
tAnnOuncements.I

The only place in NewYork where you can pur-
chase HAT that will suit your head price that will sa
purse KNoHs fimous emporium No az Broadway Other
may large small unbecOng uncomfortable but
KSoI HATS always Just right and they cheap that
sford keep with fashions Of which KSoI the acknow
edged leader.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
i-E,5,I m NAVcIAt, AND COMMERCIAL.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
IoV1ox Dec 3-NOon.-Railroad shares are nominal Ill
,os cep,ras are quoted at Il and Erie at 6 United States
52os Of ls62 7Os 5-2Os Of 1865 6sf ~
LIVERPOOL Dec 3-NoOnThB Cotton'market is quiet at
Saturdays prices The saes to-day will probably reach 1901
bales Middng Uplsuds quoted at I'D
The market foT Bfeadstufs is very active.
Market foT Provisions is tat
IoSnoN Dec 3-Consols for money have declined TO g J.
The following the opening prices FOR American securities
Fries 45i Illinois Central "a U. 5. 5-2Os, 7Ob
LTvERPooI, Dec 3.-Eyening-Ibe Cotton market closed
very firm this morning prices sales 1900 bales Of which
6OOO bales went to spectators and exporters
LONDON Dee 3-Eyening-Market closes dul for United
States bonds Fvetwentes Of 1902 20 TIC DO 1865 G5
Erie Railway and Illinois Central shares close at decline
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

Mr.. DE COrdova, the lecturer says, LEvBTTs
SWIETENA h effect the teeth and and pghes
the breath" For sao by al druggists and fancy desler'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
PRUSSIA.

DlsMARK AT RRLIE-.-DBPUTATION FROM SCHLESw1G
Berlin, Monday, Dec 8 ls66
Count Bismark has returned to Berlin.
deputation from Sehleswig was about to wait on
him. ...-., 10.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
HI rrLEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3.-The cattle market is very
dul this Beef cattle sold from 0c 70 6c Sheep
changed 10 900 head sold at 506lc Hogs steady y 600 sold
| az e. t0 sl0 per 100
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
GOV. HAMILTON IN BOSTON.

By TELEGRAPH
Boston, Dec. 3.-ihe Hon. A. j. Hamilton of
delivered an address Suffrage and Reconstruction
by invitation of the Impartial sahare Club ts evening IN
the fremont Temple.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

WINTER NIGHTS ESTERTAISMENTs- Augustus
Waters will eye bis third drawing oneriapment IN
DpsDee ~ j.. On WedIeseey evening Dec. S
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

DBMORBsT's "YOUSG AMERICA" the most spark
ling Juvenile Magazine Issued The December Number
ready hS Extraordinary display Of Christmas Novelties Toys
Engraving kc.-l Harp0's Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

SUICIDE BY PoTsoS-An inquest was held yesterday at
the residence Of Louis Kahnan a. No 2s2 Es,. Houston by
Cover the body Of Mrs Augusta Rady who committed
ncds by taking oSac acid Sunday She before prepared
poison with which life and the lives Of her children
but she frustrated by her hasband Her husband
and children, three in number, have since died.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Mr. John Romeyn Brod-
head viii read paper the meeting this evening The
Administration Of Sir Edmund Andres in his Government Of
NewEngand in 1859 and l6s9 This Of the most in
terestng chapters in the history OF the country and Mr..
Brodheads reputation historian guarantee for yan
able paper
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

Extraordinary success OF Nine. DemOrest's STOCK
combining health comfort and convenience Price
80 oeats Chiens " Mailed free No 47J Broadway,
hew.iork
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

NINE. DEMoREsTs USgoUALED STOCKING SUs-
ESDERsThey convenient and durable instantly adjusted
qnng buttons sewing and universally approved Chden
5Oc Ladies, mailed nee. EaPoRiUH FABf0Ns
No dyAy n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

fEEoNAL.-COmmodore Hof, U. s. Navy is at
the Metropolitan Hotel The Hon. Hugh White Cohoes " Y
the Hon d. L. Seymour Troy the Hon. j. Butterfeld Utica,
and Bayard TAYLOR PENNSYLVANIA al the Astor HOnse
Gen VIM Franklin Hartford is at the Breyoort Honse The
Hon. Theo NJ Pmeroy Auburn w. f. Leach esq Phladel'
pha and the Hon W H. SpoOner Philadelphia at the St
Nicholas Hotel T. w. Sweeny Philadelphia is at the Fifth
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
STEINWAY & S0NY
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIAN0-F0RTES.

Have taken IS First Premiums The Principal Fs held NJ
sGoR T9 M tn, 1 o year ana sG were % swSsd FRA Phi.
petition with 269 Pianos from all pars OF the World
conceded By he SlcT S S M s1%sy
the great majority Of the Manufacturers Of both hemsphees Aa
CLOSELY As COULD BE- PosE WITHOUT o. PATENT
ans Of Europe and America who prefer them for their pub
Every Piano constructed with Patent Agre Arrange
ment2 APPLIED DIRECTLY TO THE FULL Iron FRAME
vented UPRIGHT" PIANOS with PATENT REsosIToR1
and Iron Frame patented June 1856 This invention
providing n addition the VhoSr
ofihe soundboa) with iron brace frame in the Of both
frames being thereby impang soty O
.rucoG and capacity osaHds IN tame never before stained that
The soundbosd supported between the frames BY sppsr
aiu regulating s tension 20 that the creates, possible degree q
odaeng capacity obansd and regulated the incest
and Of scon u these new Tph Psno have isa
the unqualified admiration Of the musical profession and al who
sTEiNWAY SONS confidently offer these beautiful
public invite every Of music call and
LETTER FROM THE CELEBRATED EUROPEAN PIANIST.
ALEXANDER DREYSCHOCK,
Court Pianist TO the Emperor Of Russia - ,,,,
you my admiration Of your EVERY RESPECT aArca-
LEs GIsnd Pianos which o,sd at my last concert z
upon ofihee masterpieces here Send me- therefore % q
SsSd .S % %o & c
without desy in which mannsr can best remit the purchase
money 70 '''' .nusn sao 1TEXSSDER RREYscHocK.
Court Pianist to the R0ysl Fsgh{ Of E5ssss sss 1854
4
Msssrs soSs: am much pleased to toe rspd
advances making the certificates
deseryedy obtained Should my humble opinion BE- Of weight
you may add that give my Panoore recital ss
10th Of this month. arrival hsTe that
during annual visits 10 Paris have used The Grand Psnos
all the manufacturer but have found FsTEu-
HENr EoUAL TO PuRcBAsED IN fact consider
your square Pianos equal the Grad Pianos
manufactured here. Truly yours - . -
Pianist n. r. II. the Princess Of Wales
sTETNVAY SONS PIANOS the only American lDsIo|
exported Europe numbers and actually ed BY Ihe
great Piansts 10 European concerrooms
WAREROOMS
FIRST FLOOR OF STEINWAY HALL,
nos 81 AND z3 EAST FOURTEENTH-ST,
Between Fourth. and Irving place,
NEWYORE.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

THB EIGHTH WARD HoMOIDB.-An inquest was
held Yesterday on the body Alexander Cnbass who met his
DEATH on the oath Of MONTH from stab from the hands OF
Thomas alias Bandy" Slayn. The knife passed through
the lobe left lung producing henonhage which caused
facts Slayiu is still at large
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

LECTURE BY HENRY VWCEsr.-Henry Vincent,
ESQ., the English orator will lecture at Plymouth Church on
Tuesday evening in aid Of the Steuben Mission Building
Fund
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
~ rr1ran.pu M TaE Tp,prxr

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 81 80 p. m.-The resi-
dence OF C. Fulton proprietor Of The American on Liberty
Road, is burning.