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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE THURSDAY IS 1863.


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Aeerssc Tv AN dITfnE Juue III yaT.. lclca
.:isktis. b1t the rnssKrnrut VIZ muH fhan conntfT
falsnerd bJ ! falling OF tn etheF dtsttseIk In the
Pwar1nvife d.stzsf tberr dee1eAse nt about so
la1cls, ana % the b. Cd !In u Avs1.xs ior the
month Ihe4c WI alto ecnEdrahla deereafc On the
Az sbtny M!e so1.h 81 F,snlnn = Naio1fe and On
The PRINCIPAL sncscAe tok place 90 the hsek OIL belt
tst" evu ur5rr Uhe1zJ Ran and Tst. P1thole Creek;
tie month Il Ou Crock aro ehow foethtnE ef N
nrrate- On C.e.Er Tree Rca the evcsase daily pro-
ucttn during shr sa1hsh about The ~ during
The iAss wprk IT La. month"; but the sve1AEr foE tho
k&,se tnnp:h RboGt hundred hxr1rll CEc1se1
than drr1lk AAy.
fcSr~d ol barrels oi IS f1.;oas eAeh and the tfuda
e.luiI.lrnt by ~ outfs. ttu Jone to July l. l43;
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ARRIVED IRON CHICAGO, JULY H-FTupe Potausc
and E11ptrc StAtc,
ClrlHXo. roh CHICAGO. JcLI 11-Pxup Chicago;
tehtp G. n. 5phrecu and IJStt GHkra.
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THE PILES.
Wholesale Depot,
GIG State-st., Chicago.
PILES.

warpeTt Pie Remedy Il ~artanted to erre evtry
of Blind ,nd BeedIre Piles. |. never fn.la- Try
Il. sold By DrofE1sts Wholesale Depot d1S sate~ft.
, 1869-07-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY EvEyxd, July II
The foH1Rf-B tsbes ahow daily receipts ana Rhfp-
Hterta Of Ere atoek during tho EEsk up to this evening
y reported bJ The SrcsrtNy of The unt1u SLnek Yardl
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IotaL....-............. I'll, ,O00, 900
Estimating that the nboye will cost the govern.
ment 10, the purchases viii release from the
Treasury s1a,So0o 600 Of currency. Agalnss this
there Is, In accordance with the present pro-
grumne, only tho sale OF q, 900 600 Of gold to be
made tnts month, which would withdraw 81, ,s7o.ooo
CT currency, naklng the net Increase CT currency
thrown Into circulation BY she T7easury during
the next tWenty d4yA nearly 81, ,0oo, ,000 by that
ncans alone. IN addition to th.s there arc some
smaller disbursements for the army which VIII IT,
crease the amount
Teeg1ans from Washington, this morning, tn
form us that Secretary Boutwell, snys he goes Into
the market to bug bonds juss ds oaher tu.ers d.
but the came despatch informs Is TINT be denles
placing any Limit TO the price he Will pay for bondA
In other words tnal Re Will p1y Us high as specu-
lainr8 choose 10 run the1u- 1t Eeetns to Us that
this Ia NOT Just rs othe1s do, Other bu5efs uBual-
~ try TO buy ft the lowest nRuteA to which they
can squeeze the narkct down, and rcsoyt to all
Bprts Of rrses and mantpulatlons 70 depfess the
price 60 that they can buy to advantage. AEatn,
when other buyers wanr TO make profitable pur.
chases, they do not practically pledge themselves
to bug eleven millions within month II Other
buyers even mean to buy thai many they would
60 quietly to work anu hare them bought without
notifying the public 10 such an extent aid In such
way a. to put up the price On themselves ~ per
cent in tno days.- This Il decidedly net "lke
other b0yers-" A81tn he says he expected that
his large order to buy bontis would put up the
price and rrlotccs ut the fact Cheering sign
OF the t.mes-' In oil that we have seen Of other
buyers" OF anything, whether 1t was Of
bonds, or stocks, or grain or anything
else. We hare yet 10 ind one who could IND
compensation in tue "cheertngt sgns OF the
times for barring thrown away * per cent Of his
money bv putting himself completely ct the mercy
Of the seller, In all these thtags Secretary Bout
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WATCHES.
sses cf the COLLINS METAL Iupsoved Q,pids
SPECIAL NOTICE,

Dul mressor Oruide Wstehes having reuntty been1tn-
hated. md worthless aktau sold In New York Bosom
Chicago md ekbAr at1eA rtr1eaents sschAwn
hereby eAnoa tbs Iuhate akatnxs ti md ktve poiea
th.t *s - = Do NAy Eeskan1ha tos sss bogus eo.
sears a nons a WI wiz Z oo4 A.aassf ss' W. hs1a
recently cstly Improved Orosde tn appearance and
helraffeF. have named /. ths COLLINS METAL" mi
VIC kfye not3ce that any making Of this mana
VII BE- prosecuted to the e1teEt ef the lay.
Ths metal hH n he erlaaucy md d1nhmty ot
fetsns tt cooE til out. and equal 70 sod e1ttp
Ing IA tntrtntc .alne Al orF Gtnte:en. Watches art
En1 Jexeied Pztent Lever; thodc foE LAdes IN tn
proved EsaApttacnt bettar than Lever fer sucA1l
wateh i'll n Bnrttrt eascs End rally kuar.nseed b.
special eerst4estes This ss Watches a+c ssHsl n nost.
"a 81 es.ss g s 4.
and re tnIy e911l e Eoa watch eoettns sso oh..as
,JKWELHf0Wsh AZ raonf 3ct1Etrx " kfnts q !tH*
IoeIet, s.adA Finaer-tuks Bs.celesa rene4 Charms,
Uda Fellow md 3ta,nEe Ptns, ali Of the lase-t aaa
nst elegant tJes, aad fully equal to Gold IN aprea1.
'isa S5 II II "t.UBs tGL.UBs-w.xre s1 WATCHES No OK.
acrcd Il ons atle. We will ecrd an extra orn 1rce.
Ss s !: g. :. the H.ss s pS. sf s 5;
se7. viii tsc Erdc7. u h. M be r~ft when eods 40
tat from the otoa Go5tome1 must ray alt
exrtrra f1sfseA We em1loy axGn14; osiess tnllss
therefore Re >snt drealy To In oraeflns- wrttn
pIsin{y thr rAtne4 town, county .oa Stzta Gnskaera
G. E. COLLINS & co.
1855 Broadway, New Xorks
.Keu1oyed from :. a7d - Sat.11sL>
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GREY fKUl16-S1ies q Is tssts Rstue 1Esw.
befries Al 1sse = d. at e - 60 :, 1sc; tcsts ras
tc1it. n lie; 8 g st l.Ee: do 4 *: Do ttn bad
fLee 8 ta.k-ts At Do :, $50; d
!. t9' st Sis: 20 tlzts peaekes II c s do Al
;:ess1 e; ~ q q at 81 a % r., srps, z :; 10
GREANE-Sales Of IL tes At lote-
HAY-Tte tny m1-stt e7I:.cIcs dcn and rT1ees
rtrr Sfrtrsed weak fcifo~sE Timothy.
-7!;.T ard he=,ts y7rtted. s.3hsslsto: DO. e,o'ss
pttx4ed f1Sts 10 tfsge. roller Aad bsAteT FFrf sd
SIlrca itc: O., .ote eed- kl1sasis ~: ti.za:ay.
i.ete 8 w.xor: tls 9so9; r:sir'e iaoee ca ws67a,
ElDES-He Herriy ID, 1Le5s n: shtrycd- non ~ The
demand fry eErA to the kcprty. Aaa The general
reAt OCT quotations u f4ll,ws: Greec h1tehsz=, -
eAc: grS1 rAi:e9. e:lee- Ee1t. EH&l1e: scoa a1:ed
sfs he1yy. int E&11e; E-ttp ea1:ed par euytd tRa
IL: gree ea1 i; e1ec: S,e7 ktrt l+ai.e; dv aiaa
stitt. I:iee, kf1ndcd hide. 10 = eent Oft
IR1E AMI STEEL=Ihf-r no It.1rTuYSc1f1s To
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TIsH-The extremely low r:iccs rtrvAinf tcf white
f1h fer the ptkt few ozYe hlv o1l caused largely
ine-ra.c1 Gcsa 7cd b1t Fave very materially eheckrd
thc 1eeerss the result # .hieh sharp tracson Il
aar. and therr II tt.unk probability Of further Up
A1d tu.. F,r other descriptions Eee. rrled rteady
Ard cetupar1tiFey Hfm ali around We now quote.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

WEpSIEpAY EyE80. JAY IL
Tie following Ecst tie tecripts kzd hl.cuMEA CT
lnlus shasita Ind l1;h tartaS the past t1rrty fou
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ZEAL ESTATE.

waI7antee deeds conveying city aud suburban
properly within seven miles Of the Coufs House,
clelt gor record On "Wednesday, July II:
Park NJ n e cnr nf HnlEY St q L 2Sxl2a Il:
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The following were the amounts Of gTaln In
store In tAs city On the evening OF Saturday last,
and at The aiher cQnpQratIYe dates paufd:
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HaIins dirret total t!.a.red to F1.tt Rce!- ~. 49,
In .ad1,,,u T., $3.50. s's'sas'
i,trwi1s e!1srf.' 10 tAs ..a:v .esi,aeut: ~
f.s sss J. S':;: s:;::e1'. ea1'i..s:s: y. ~ ;,
rHs. "a 4,a TIE. Is ~ aaas s.t..Tr ~ e
s:,-a1ias sss;ns5 t"r nas's IL e,esat;t 1ttss,
.ai:as5.I g.S,a;,. u f.yiss: 's's''s'
:arItr. Up g daily 4. s,,, ~, =,
" Wrish, As received in1re Luu;1sa ~. ,.,n, oan
:-ni -four hundred and one aolarz aad txeira
cents {s3t4,,4
ITO make 4 correct accGLa:, we netJ r+,...
1aen,s Of the A1uounls paid for any or al Of thr
:-uose."
General Dl1nt taen proceeds TO s;a.e that
"BS An examination Of the p0wtzs OF atto:neys
tre9utrcd f,S law TO he given cl1cn agent before
he can endorse check and collect The amounts
New YORK, am convinced iaat ali the papers a.
nlcd up. the witncases' n.nrs and ttat OF The
edged. are al written by one mud the samc per-
sha-tlc handwriting Ii evcEy ouc thl. l e1.
:4n!ntd being exactly Similar. -.
80 NEch, however, Il ce1t9t1 fr01 the e1aml-
LaHon lave airvl.ds given these OUTRAGEOUS
Itahsaeao2s, ~ enables ME TO declare, W.!noEt
lear of contradiction, TIM: large amounts Of tie
Aone5 dae you and lons since pail by the gov
shHelt, have bccn Improperly and dtshones estiE
htaa ~ itls 'aath'lHzed aSeut, who came 10 lyoo
-A4~ rPtG1s4 UoH tS run lhc 1u1eIloE IeF-4 v
.oeAt. Even !! IN TIC cud ron should rectlve ali
10y l*lunfs to 5oH, the unjtstl.slc de!ay IN for
Ha.u.ne gdcr aourJ La cltll..ed the authorized
+eLi ~ have kse u.c OF il for his own benedt for
a E!!ou o. iro1a one IL three ycArk In this daF.
HeA tnohe! coAfEa:us an average rate OF Interest
t'eIe @ u hut iea. 1Lan tel per tens, E1d probably
III o. Mcch mora. the handling ui between tArec
a!i i1af svs.tEcd thousand dullIrs Will net s!I
.lua1'y ts large rs thst this eutho1ze4 agent
- - .AIr2!!y allowed 10 ch.Ise yo1.
ys'st c:a.sa ucrtts have been br eustoc.
- Aw allowed only ten dollars for each
-. " ale 1T. Wright Wis permitted to Charge
~ .tsi uo'!Ats and ottSin q complete ulonnpor Of
t1'I ~ "uslhess- y out Of the $50 nca mustered
e:ains - ,sI ;17,y: ~: aeaa ~. WrSht made good the
.:bn cases Le Obtained IL fecs uiouc ~, TOO No
rtnn ,nrns ~, !naa en dauht that he hus nude a.
-. anoFe oas of The use OF the n.oaeJ Which, by
TGS RQn0Y re Eeg fet,,tt.ah IN n. E1fktw {,-r
, 1869-07-15

The loWc1t and highest quotations for gold sinre
June ], were: 1so111-on June ., sud 1aS On JCly
I. Tho rAuEn In EeY YORK tn-dar NM.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

The intelligence that Lopez has promised
10 accord full satisfaction to the United
States for The wrongs he has inflicted upon
American citizens argues well for Paraguay.
There seems TO be no doub5 that the co..
test has wearied the '!triple alliance" The
people of Brazil. Uruguay, and the Argen-
tine Republic are clamoring for immediate
peace. Perhaps prompt settlement of the
differences between the Dictator and the
United States Government will lead to q
speedy settlement of the differences between
the Paragnaya"s aud their opponents.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

Cincinnati is preparing to expand by
legislative enactment. Tue Legislature is
10 be appealed to in u proposition to take in
for a considerable distance all that joins the
city, whereby it is not doubted Cincinnati
viii defy comparison for, some time to Chi
cago. In other words the Queen City is
ared to do sensible thing by consolidat-
ing the outlying suburbs There is no as
sisiing natural growth. except at the ex-
pen Sc OF health and reason.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04
Petroleum Centre Daily Record
pet. Centre, Monday, Jan. 4.

The New York Board of Excise have just
completed q chemical analysis of the vari-
Gus kinds of liquors sold at various saloons
in the city as bourbon whisky, and the
result is published for the benefit Of those
whom it may concern. Ont of thirty-eight
specimens subject to test, only two were
found pure. The ingredien s of which most
Of this fine OLD whisky" is composed is as
follows: Fnsil oil, rancid mp oil, green
tea. prussic acid. winter gre N and strych-
nine The commodities SOLD as brandy and
gin. were found to be made up Of compounds
equally vile. What is true of New York
whisky may be taken to be trne of the gem
elal flow Of whisky of the en-. ire country
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

4 citizen OF Portland, Maine. thinls the
world is to he visited by second deluge
iIe is accordingly converting his entire
proppriy-$6, 000-into an ark. The boat
will be fifty feet long, fifteen feet wide, flat
bottomed. square sterned, ronnd bows, with
a house just aft of midships. The proprie-
tor is planning and building the affair him
self lie does not intend TO launch it but
will simply store il with provisions and
and will proceed to keep house in it,
prepared, at any time, for the rising of the
waters.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04


Impotency. Nocturnal Emissions, or Sell Abuse, ~
uru0l Emissions Female Complaints, Ia short, eve
nv possible form and variety of Sexual Disease
DR. REYNOLDS Patent French safe Is warranted n
safe and sure preventive against disease. Price II,
OF three for 50 ~ ,,,.,, ~,
MEDICAL GUIDE" beautifully Illustrated with
nearly 300 pages. Price 30 cents.
Dr. Il can he successfully consulted on an uls'
eases with which he human family is afhcted, with
cures warranted in all ouIable cnscs
No letters will he swered unless they contain q
rcmittanc, Of one dollar, consultation ieo' consul
'tion a the Office free of CHI
Consulting Office and 0per 'tRooms, corner OF
Mil and Market streets, no Stairs. PeIs0ns eallng
will see no one but tine doctor The above concen.
,ration of mcdcnl talent ensures the sick a scien
tiic ana improved course OF treatment and rapid
and permanent cure. ,-,,-,,<, So,
An letter. address sod to DIR. L. J. REYNOLDS,
Rochester y. Y, will meet with prompt attention
All cures warranted. Office hours from A. NJ. to
Z Y. NJ ncni4 lN.
anyertis nleni.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

General Ga,ibaldi has written letter
formally declining the commission in the
Greek army, which had been rendered him
by the Grccan government, in view Of a
threatened war.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04
BUFFALO, CORRY & PITTsDURG
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,

RAlLROAD TIME INDLE,
Takes effect MONDAY. November 23d, 1868
SoRTHwARD
Accommodation leaves Cory 3,so P NJ; Clyme2
4, 5 Panama Ais: Sherman 4.o5; summit 500
r. NJ Mayvc $50 arriving at Brocton 100 p. IN
Express train leaves Cory $3.50 A, N Ciymer $50
Pnnan'n lo,lo sherman 1n.35; summit lO,oo; May
vile lilo. and arrives at Brocton ~. o NJ
Mail leaves Cory 10 =. II, stopping at all STA
tious arriving at Broct"n i,5lP
SOUTHWARK
Mail train leaves Brocton at 300 A M stopping &C
al stations, arrives at Cory at l2,25 P. NJ.
Express leaves Brocton at 235 p, NJ; Mayvile
3,25 summit 3,I5: - crman 400; Panama a, 23
Clyner 43s and arriving at Cory at SOB P, NJ.
Accommodation leaves Brocton 100 p. NJ, May.
Vile S 10 Summit $40, Sherman 500 Panama $, 80.
Clymer 9,45, arriving at Cory at lo,lo p. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Passengers leave Buffalo on the Toledo Express
or Day EXPiess' con 'cling at broclon WIN Trains
for Mayville, Sherman. Panama, Clymel and Corrvs
connecting at Cory with trains on the Oil Creek X
r. for litusvile, Miller, Pioneer and Pet Centre.
Oil City and Pittsburgh
Also, connecting NJ Cory with trans On the mi.
adelphia 4 Erie Road for Philadelphia and Harris
burg: and on the Atlantic and Grelt Western Rail.
way for Union, Meadville, Greenye, Pa, and
Warren, ONO, and Jamestown aud Rand nlph. MY,
Trains leaving uil City at j15 a. m, Cory a.
g. 20 a. m, conneCtlrg AT Brocton with train on Is ds
L. r. r.. arriving in Buffalo Nv ., 10 p.
Trains leaving Oil City AZ 9,33 m will connect
with Mail Train leaving Cory at l,lj ,. N, con
Meeting with Express East on 3. & Il T., arriv-
ing in Buffalo at G,j0 p NJ. Leaving Buffalo at 100
u. m arrivin at Cory ut fo,I0 p IN.
Also, connect at Mayviile with Steamh0ats on
ChautauqHa Lake during season Of navigation for
jamestown and kanaolph,
A. r. TREw, supt,
Janl. Mayville n. Y
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

A London dispatch states that the owner
of the English yacht Cambria. declines the
racing challenge sf Mr.. Benneit,of The New
York Yacht Cub. to race with the Daunt-
less, as tile latter is of much heavier ton
age than the Cambria.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04

y movement favorable TO the annexation
of Cuba to Mexico. is said to be in progress
in Mexico, and meetings are reported to
have been held at various points: tarorlng
the project.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-04
as1'ABLIsHED, "A. D., 1850

GREAT COMBINED
TALENl--Dr. l.. i. REY
NOl.OS. proprietor. W.
c. LISPENARO. NJ. D.,
CUntulliug PhN siciau aud
Surgeon. Rochester, N. Y
THIS is the only Office in
the city where a permanent
cure Of private diseases can
he had without the use Of
mercury or change of diet
We guarantee 10 cure Con.
.l-unn Elnnt Gnnhilis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
THE PEABODY MONUMENT.

The meeting called to organize society tor
the building OF memorial monument 10 George Pea-
body met yesterday afternoon in the office OF John
Bloodgood & Co., bankers, at No. "a Willam-st' Inc
Society was organized under the name, The Nanonai
Peabody Monument Association" resOiuton was was
then passed that all persons subscribing snouiu
thereby become members OF the Association Inc hss3
citation then proceeded 20 the election OF oncers Win
the following result President. W. H. Nelson vice
Presidents-C. X. Marvin, VI. Greeley O. H. trevor, "
H. Fahenstock, David Dows, Levi r. Morton, f.
w. Coleman, Daniel Drew, George HeckeT' n
d. Stanton A. T. Stewart, NJ Marble W D.
Aston NJ. II. Grinnell, T. A. Hoyt, IL. b Siahln'
W. c. Bryant W. r. Travers, Royal Phelps, Rnsse sage
W. G. Hunt, W. g. Woodward, A. A. Low, D. u Bennett
PierpOnt Morgan o. D. Ashley Jesse Hoyt Henry Ciews
j. ~ Fiske c. A. Lamont, Lloyd Asplnwai, H. o. steD-
bins James Brown. Cyrus W. Field, Cornelius sutton
Jonathan surges j. T. Brooks, William Alexander smith
g. g. Sloane William orion, j. A. Underhlll H. D. HAS
tings, A. d. Bayls Executive COMMUNICATIONS W. NC
Lean Geo Bliss, J. l.. Brownel, Henry Chapman M A.
Wheeock Carlos Cobb O. Phipps, Herman stutEeT, w Is
Clerke, g. D. Harrison Geo. III. Broadhead, X keper'
s. V White W. b. Duncan. g. Is. Grinnell T. r. Akers
s. Ward, ]. b. ID. slayback, p M. Myers James W NC
Cullough, A. " b. Van Dyck. H. c. Hardy, H. b Mlls0n
g. IT, Watson, A. q. Wood, n. Green, A. WTlston VIM H.
Webb f. Judson Hanley, &. 8. Sloane, e. O. PARKS -.
Alexander X. Winthrop, c. NJ. Stead; Treasurer John
Bloodgood; Secretary, T. & Vanderhoof SIX hundred
subscribers already signed the Association list In
order give all persons opportunity TO give In their
names subscription lists OF the Association Will be open
AT various places the city The chief office OF the
citation Will be at John Bloodgood Co.'S, NO " "allbt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
PARADE OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT

A Division of the uniformed forces of the
Metropolitan Fire Department will parade with appsra-
fuses under the command OF the Chief Engineer the
25h inst in celebration OF the Anniversary Of the Evacu
alton Of this City by the British in 1852 The column for
parade will be organized follows, viz Engine Com.
No will constitute the lst Battalion, under the
mand OF Maj Rhodes. Engine Companies Nos 49, a. and
go and Hook and Ladder Company No Will constitute
the I'D Battalion, under the command OF Maj Reynolds
Engine Companies No o. H. and 25 and Hook and Ladder
Company No will constitute the sd Battalion under the
command OF Mai Bates. Engine Companies Nos. IL, 49,
and 49, and Hook and Ladder Company No. will con.
stitute the attn Battalion. under the command OF Maj
Brandon Engine Companies Nos. 8, 80 and 80, and Hook
and Ladder Company No. IL will constitute the 9Th Bat
TALON, under the command OF MAJ. Shay. Engine Com
panies Nos 81 49, and &C. and Hook and Ladder Company
No will constitute the 9th Battalion, under the
mand OF Mai. Orr. The list, I'd. and so BattaOns will
constitute the lat Brigade under the command OF Maj
Rhodes The 4h 9th, and 9th Battaons will constitute
the I'd Brigade. under the command OF Mai Brandon.
The BattaliOns will form in columns at $3.50 the
heads columns resting Fifth-aye follows: lst
Battalion West Fourteenthsty I'D Battalion on West
Thrteenthst 9d Battalion West Twefthst, 9TH Bat
TALON West Eleventh-st, 6th Battalion on West Tenth
at 9th Battalion West Ninthst. AS the Bat
taons composing Brigade are formed. the Brigade
Commanders will report TO the Colonel Commanding at
the corner Of F1fthave and Fourteenthst, and when
both Brigade Commanders have reported. the column
march Down Fffth-ave. to Waverley-pace, TO Broad
way TO CanRlst.. to BOwery to Thrdave., TO Twenty
thTd-st TO Fifth.ave.. and down Fifth-ave. AS the
column passes the OF Flfthave and Fourteenth
ST. will pass In review before His Honor tho Mayor Of
the City, aud be Immediately thereafter dismissed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
LONG ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

At the suggestion of number of the men,
beers OF the Long Island Historical Society converse
tiona meeting was held last evening at their Rooms
corner OF Joralemon and Coursts, Brooklyn. During
the past elk months the various departments have re-
ceved extensive and portant accessOns among which
are and interesting volumes engraynSs, photo
graphs euriosities and spec.pens OF natural his
tory Ths object q Ne s0hyH'aI9nHio Rse, ms
bsrs an opportunity 20 more fully aoquant
themselves with the aud objects OF the Society
that they may be Induced TO aid in extending the scope
OF It's influence At the meeting last evening number
Of interesting articles were presented Gen. Y A. Gil
more at the request Of the Society sent bust OF Gen
Grant made OF the COignet artificial stone or aRRom.
crate Mr. John II. Baker presented clock which has
been running over 900 years. 10 was brought TO THIS
country from London In 1893 by tho Rev; Obadiah
Holmes, from whom IL passed into the hands
OF his brother John Holmes, and his descendants
TO the present time, tho donor being the
great grandson OF John Holmes. Mr.. c. II. Williamson,
the TO the Bocietya daguereo
type DR. Behune which Of the first ever taken
IN this country, ana Ia consequently quite valuable The
President OF Society, Mr. Brey00rt presented four
large photographs OF the Coliseum at Rome He eIhib
tied copies several maps OF tho coast OF the United
States OF the adjacent isands which made by
the early Spanish naygators, giving brief description
Of each Several other gentlemen made short remarks
aud their conclusion tho company examined the nu
merous aocessi0ns already alluded TO.