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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
hchmOn Jan ~, 1868
parties interested hereby nothyd that have fixed
THURSDAY, the 18Th dpy OF March, lst3 10 O'ck A.
my Office la the city Of Richmond the time and place
taking the ordered 90 he taken the foregoing decree
frlO-w4w TIIOS. J. EVANS, Commissioner
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

Samuel Grih1 Faunlleruy, Executor u Jas
GOvsn, deco, who WAS he sole surviv!sg
Executor OF jones GJvau, Sc, deceased
aud uthprs ........-.. -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

ADAMS.
Samuel Grltfn FAunteroy, Executor OF JS'
QoyAn, deceased, who was the sole 81 Wv
lug Exr. Of Jas. GOysn, sr., deed A o;L=rs
George ". RlchGrdsnn, Execute. Of the last
will and testament Of Archibald Gpvan
aaI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
NEW TOBACCO STORE

bh I''ff' w DiOh"
Te uajersnci b-; or,,rm hs' friend, add The public gen
have akra hr elegant ad cpmmnrious store.
urns II a where they VII kst always
and The arg-s ati beet ,-!v f-t s'1rs NJ
Manufactured aud slnkinr Tobacco
st-AtH ani iancy 8uoas,
, he iound 70 The Sogh.
10 uscc0 have hand the most veebr1.oi
g up !n NTgn.s ud North Carolina In smoking To-
Keep We 81 OK desirable braais kiknick Billy
oge esphAEs aui o-r celeb atsd mzkgs, IN bales bag
Is sui papers ln assortncbt % equal 70 soy In
civ
our ok @, Fancy Cool, comp Ices 20 ks, Knives Tovta
Jr-hc Couhs, Pockets Books Hyte and Lste Paper soap
Fpes. Sc
0u- good, sscs nth special rr.ersue trade
md n Wholesale buyers, 70 Or sup.rior ~
lucements. L. BURREss co,
ccr 9Th aud Broad streets.
J Z. rUEsrss, Gate somnsr Z Barre,s)
wv
~ e, GATarsHr felO-iu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

WANTED wish TO employ immediately,
ttAnt, single renilerFr, thoroughly qu-iae5 20
teach English, Ancient Languages, French and ahsmSes
Good character and steady habits are rsquirse -
Address, y. hER ~ ECNDLffi
iSS-elps AaS.ssas 2. @. u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
AUCTION SALES.
TT 10 DAr.

n DAYS, pr?s, : Or, 4ucTs,
,p-., ft., ~
T ARGR SALE ~ ;UGhR>, TOBACCO,
IL &c At ArcII-S IN FStnAT. ne isr F,hfvs-y "a:
TX O'Clock, WI eff o. s' % crr .c. u's, sc'.
1909 s sos u - :, S.sa. F S.s Old sas..
p,lot, - % wet Sc 'si .o.
i5t5. irro,'s3 Clue
81 coils 81 .,- 2 Ror@
s5c"k.F 'atNrv r'e
- ;ro'. b.. re,
lSeT.b-.t f,,.7 crr-'c,
Is hi'r. sfss,rssr~ csrs5"rT1
90 bis Fp'rs s,7r-
iglsa.ls yir.i.!a s.r
Smoking r3'ss's erei nary -ih,r
eos suited 20 III .r,sea. So %. ne psts 70 -y arrive IA
Pc 1'7zeEsot. 9, Orr ,s.,s VII pl,r,.,,nsa
l.l2-d, D W. ROPER 90, Au,.
A Uc1IoN SALE .. ,,,,,r, =. st, ,,, go,
clock A. st.r Gamer o. fb and M.H .tre,v, vii 'ss
o. fh,,. ,soc. y. 0 s.r,r,
10 tei' Ers rlfre 4 sugar,
i. I 1-s' ,.p, y. .' te.s. ,,d.,
rags ''rsi7 P.-l.T,
bag v.Is Goa 7,rg-r,
- hlyvs Csic"a
- bos~s har - c31s'ly SOAP,
1000 tati aad iprd, .fElN5
6bis. Maxine Oh,
Apt ,undry rlci.' In -, Grocer Bna
~ ascss WHITE W-ieh FLAHYFL,
90 ba sHOL ruRRAD,
fell 10 ISsoy, ADAMS 4 CO., Asa'.
80 Sacks Va. SIT,
I''' base r-t Us,
c t.lea i,r.scod rpss
g.. q ilars 90.
c.isNa.y Eegvher,
Tea Shooter
fa1a EOBlNsOE ADA@s a co, Aoe,..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

Eli beth 7 IIlll, by her husband and neat
friend Edward I'LL, Eliza Z. H.li, Fanny c,
I'LL, aud other. .....-..... e. ........
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

35O POUNDS FAMILY BACON uoG
sCO ROUND
YuB ap,
10 u d. suEar
o. do.
90 Va AMI Y. {. Salt,
In Store >bd fT s'le By -
f- ~ I'd W 7 Nth'HAn GU.
ilK. {. CLAY MADDUX, respectfully AL
~ nounces ass practice " akrics4
sussss7 In Richmond ADD Be 1rd bis oes pr
Gsvss, oPpsaa Gig Hsp- 90
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Pc A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Ve " II sell,
"A Auction RsCDs, rus lAY neSf, lin irrsg
the fowr Slaves Wit way AMI her fonr shdrcn, Har
snd her Chi iren, Caroline Ian wcnaut A.
bert he Dining Room ami general b~oHg Bg
the E.tse Mrs NEaret L. Heth dreensed sod by To
fclJ-tds Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

VIRGINIA
in the Circuit Court Of the CITY Of Richmond, Jan.
Gsorg~ ". Richardson Execute Of the las;
will aud testament Of EdSard GJyan, d.
-s...d TIr{-.i
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

NOTICE.-AppIication will be made to the
Second Auditor Of the State OF vrua ser The renewals,
Virginia State Bond No 1910 sasi b. sehsr Devr Sh
Nov 1902. for $50 d-2s-iawsm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

n COMMISSIONERS N0TICE.-All per ons
~ holding elsias against Rolfs Edrge dect,
ehy notified and wArnrd to LAY tn n eta WITH ne evil
denee IN he eo before commll0 In caAeery
County Court Blu ;Engh4m my Buckingham
II on before the 10th dAy Of fsbru Try. i-sS
notice given IN lenee TO decree
Of Court 10 the Of Edridsrs adm's igss
heirs &c made January term. Ajax NO-ELEY,
is20-wAE Coinnis-innrr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

~ DAtIs, pT2E Z o., AUcTs
ip-'s ,r.r.. vat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

Ga the motion George w. Kesrdson Exc, EUwa7d
0lvAn deceased ard Executor II Archibald q decreased
paut In the FIRST Of these causes appearing that
eapse the last settlement report IN ihe
causes OF he said pantlG Secuur
said the Court doth order: rns' Cf the Commissioner
Court do AXE urher Of the tausaS ions NJ h,
said Re Ardson IKE ~ Edward G0vHn dcea-d and
Executor Of Archibald doyau decreased and do take IN HE
~ resi- personal, 81 Cd estates which
the ad Commissioner d eci'd 20 examine stat"
settle aud make report thereof 10 the Court with any usirr
specially 81 deemed pertinent by himself requ red by
parties he stated; Ant Is ordered that notice
time place tsking the said be published
four successive weeks Ia spspgr PnO
shed the city Of Richardson, which publication ssl he equiv
Aen personal service all parties 10 the said suits.
tAoopy) -
lltT 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

e-t.'~s ss4+s4-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-13
VOLUME 33, NO. 4S.


The following article from DIR. H.lr,
Jo'Hr~ai ef Heaish contains practical hint.
on various subjects. that are worthy Of at
tention:
l. IL Is an~ise TO change 70 cooler cloth
'ng excerpt when yos 6rst get up in the
morning.
7 ? Never ride With your arm or elbow
outside any vehicle.
j. The nan Who attenrt. to aligh, from
steam car While in motion is fool.
4. In stPping from any wheeI.d yehicl.
while in motion. let il be from the rrrr.
and not front Of the wheels. for then. II Won
fail. the wheels cannot run over yoa.
D. Never attempt 10 cross a road or street
m hurry. in front Of passing vehicle. for
# you should stumble or slip. you will be
run over. Make up the half minute lost bv
waiting until the vehicle has passed. BY in
creased diligence IN some other direction.
O. lt Is miserable economy 20 save time
BY robbing yourself Of necessary sleep.
4 fyou find yourself inclined TO wake
up at regular hour ia the night and re-
main awake you can break mp the habit in
three days. by getting up a. soon As you
awake. and not going to sleep again until
your usual hour for retiring or retire two
bosrs later and rise two hours earIier. for
three DAYS in succession not sleeping n
moment in the day time
:. II infants and young children are in
ciined 20 he wakefal in the night or very
early IN the morning. put them TO bed later;
and besides. arrange that their day nap
shall be in the forenoon.
3. " Order l. heavens frst law reru-
lanty !, natures great rule hence regular
ity in eating. sleeping. aud exercise. has =
very large share in securing long and
heAlthful life.
10. IL you are caught in a drencbins rain
or fall IN the water. by all means keep in
motion sufficiently vigorous to prerent the
slightest chilly sensation until you reach
the house then change your clothing with
great r1Pidty before 4 blazi ing FIRE. and
drink instantly pint Of some hot liquid.
II. To allow the clothing to dry upon
you. unless by keeping up vigorous exer-
eise until thoroughly dried. is suicidal.
i2- II YOU Are conscious Of being IN a
passion, keep your mouth shut. for words
increase 1t. May person has dropped
dead in a rage.
IS. II aPerson - faints. = place him on
has back and let him alone. he wants arter-
ial blood 10 the head and il i easier for
the heart 20 throw ii there in horizontal
line. than PerPendieulArly.
IL Ifyou want to get instantly rid Of
a beAstly surfeii. pat your finger down your
throat until free vomiting ensues. and eat
nothing for ten bours.
10 Peel noble pride in living within
your means. then you will not be hustled
Of to a sheerlSss hospital ia yoGr last sick
ness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-13

kEruHiNo a CHstS Pu~r. a cores
Pondent Of the Germantown Telegraph
says.
"For soms time my cham puup has been
out q order. the PIPE having become too
largs Tor the boxes could not End
carpcuter Who hal tbe tools o. the material
ior making nc- one. and kad worried
myself Or veeks about if. when met a
boy. wbo toll ne % put leather upon the
chain. - - - enlarge the boxes o. the
.ize - the piPc-if 7 couii not lessen the
ne rire 20 thc boxes. thoagbt Of poor
RoHfNsoN CHUsoE. ~ho ~ben BE- could
not get his boat D. thc -aser. conclaiei "a
-ould be wise 20 ct the wascr % tbe boat
and did 81 the boy suggested. and have
thus a much better pump than ~hen it vas
new
1T 10 the little thing. Which are ths
n,ost dlAhculs 20 b. seer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-13

GROWTH % TEKEs. Il isa singular
fact that what Sere vast treelss, prAiries in
Illinois twelve years ago. are nov covered
with dense growth Of thrifty Young forest
trees. eomPrising various species Of oak.
hickory. cottonwood. ash. etc. So rapid
has been this change in many localities.
thai where some Of the early settlers loca-
ted. twenty or twenty-five years ago. with
out a tree around them, they can nov cut
and hew good building timber a foot
sGuare. Prairie land. when kept from the
annual fall burning. formerly prActiocd by
the Indians. rapidly produces a growth Of
trees. some q the old citizens. Who crced-
iiy located the timber land -ben they
came 90 this country. and were careless
about acquiring prairie. now end the latter
of more value than the former their timber
has grown faster than they used il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-13

BE PCScrUAL. A Apunctual man j. very
rarely poor man. and never man %
doubtful credh. Iis small accounts -
frequently settled. and be never meet. With
difficulty 10 raising money 20 pay large
demands. Snail debts neglected. ruin
credit. and when a man has lost that he
vii hnd himself 81 the bottom - a h7il be
cannot ascend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-13

Poverty Is bully Il you are AFRAID q IL.
bot y good nsiursd enough II you meet "a
Ike man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
BniI0ina AlaieriaIe.

I EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint,
10 u cts. loot according to condition AND WAR
RANTED. 500 Graud-st. 81 Parb la3 ow-ry J53
5G3 6h-ay AZ Sth ay. II = 1th.St, Wiausbufsh and
conner OF Oxford ct and Fulton.ay.. Brooklyn.
MARBLE MANI LES.-'Ihe best place in the
wi city where the cheapest MARBLE MASTLES. &C,
can be bought Is At A. KLABER5 Marble Yard. No. IO9
Fast l8h.sL, near 9d.av, Ne~-YoIk tCut thi. out.)
MARBLE Manifesto you want an excel
WI len, aud cheap Of Marble Nantes, buy them y
KLABERS, No. 81 lssav near % At ~ Y II 10 the best
place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

SIFAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL. touching
- At Queenstown. COX iiffDor "a In, wehnovu steam.
era Liverpool. Ss~-fors aud fh.adsIl hA Steamship
Company are intended to sail q, follow.
CITY or BALTIMORE Saturday May 10
.
IDiN Sntufihy Janr ~
And every succeeding SATURDAY at noon nom fi.r a.
north River.
PAYABLE In gold. OF it, eaasAl.ut IN currency;
FIRST GAblS........ 90 % 81 LERAGE......f22 so
FrS abn London. IS t0 StesIsge London. 80 -
Fint CABIN to Ps. % o. St-srsr. TO PAi..... 40 81
t,t abin Hamburg 81 o. sts-rnge to Hsmburs 81 30
a..suxcs also fofw Ardod to HAyfc BIemsn RottsT
Antwerp, &C., ut equally low rates
Fares from Liverpool OF Qu.enstowni Let Cabin. f13. 3
95 St.rfsg- from Liverpool 30 from Que-usown 30
1hose sho wish TO send tor their snds tickets boz
Of these rrtss.
koT furh-r information sppy at tie Comrany's Offices
JOHN g. DALE. a gent. No. 10 broadway. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
Amnsements.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- EXCITEMENT INCREASING!
$1,000 FOR 25 CENTS.
$1,000 FOR 25 GENTS.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM .-..,i
- EXCITEMENT INCREASING!
$1,000 FOR 25 CENTS.
$1,000 FOR Is CENTS.
$1,000 FOR 25 CENTS.
Though Gsu Tom THUMB ws.teeslvos
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A DAY
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A DAY
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A DAY
for hi, exhibitions alone. this Manager offered him
ONE-HALF THE GROSS RECEIPTS
ONE-HALF THE GROSS RECEIPTS
OF the entire Mnsenm sud .u - :.
@ 6XRANTEEs THEM TO AMOUNT TO THAT SUN,
oNE THoUSAND DOLLARS WORrH FOR IS CENTS.
Let Il DO remembered that tbs Tom Thumb Company en-
FUR MOST EXTRAORDINARY LITTLE PEOPLE.
GEN. TOM THUMB
HIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
HIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
the late Mis-. LAvISIA WARREN,
THE FASCINATING QUEEN OF BEAUTY
COMMODORE MUTT,
Aad toe
ELFIN MINNIE WARREN,
EI.FIN MINNIE WARREN,
whose equals have the foe Of ae 0o''
ALL FOUR WEIGHING BUT 100 POUNDS
'' PERFECT IN FORM AND FEATURES.
III ''0' RsEEeAif ~ OF CREATIONS WONDERS
7, T. .urpr.ng then everybody I. rashins TO see
thom' that crowd Is oyswhelminif ana 'ua'
i stu 'H''''' T}iEY HOLD THEIR LEvEEs ,
Every MORSISG, AFTERNOON. AND E'ENiNo'
EVERY MORNING. AT IL O'CLOCk'
EVERY MOKNING,AT IL O'CLOCh'
The whole four s2pesr 10 the Identical
WEDDING COSTUMES
WEDDING g ISTU MES
which they at GRACE CHURCH sad Il watch Gen.
Thumb aud Lsyin Warren mirried, Feo 10 1908
Tuax sf.a in
ter. and remain on exhibition till ~ o'clock ,
1hIS MORSlSG exhibition IA always the most
LADIES' CHILDREN. AND FAMILIES,
As Il Ia les. owGed and more cofnfort able.
But "a addision thi., they are aso 70 be seen
VARIOUS HOURS, AFTERNOON aud EVENlNo,
always appsang each Dramatic Performance In me Lee
'''' MON" EXHIBITIONS On THE PLATFORM
In the main hall Of tho No ,euul. . 49,,
-Four Woudsfa Lpuslan. a. card are for sale BY
OF HE GENERAL AND HIS WIFE,
COM. MUTT AND MINNIE WARREN.
on .eparite cards, al is cent. "a h. Ths.s are ,s
TIE ONLY GENUINE PHOTOGRAPHS
ARE sPUkl0US IMPOSIrIONS,
sganst which toe pnbic arc .srned 49,.
The GRAND AQUARIA, Lesrned Seal Sea Lion Mon,eer
Bear Living Au.conds. War Fsur... aad Alion other
SPLENDID DRAMATIC Performances,
THIS AFTERNOON At O'clock
THIS EVENING. sl7f
At each Of which viii be produced that ees aut Drama
THE ORPHANS OF VALNEIGE;
A SISTERS SACRIFICE.
| Notwithstanding the.e Dm.n.s a.trlctioa. ,,,r
| TEN TINS MORE THAN CAN BE FOUND
ss 10 tue world any price sd n.i,n Iemslus
| a. usual, at ONLY IS CENTS. CHILDREN UNDEh I'm
YEARS Is CENTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

oVuCg LiGHr-liouss ISsprcTon,
No. 10 Csdar.t, K.e.NOrk, T., May T. IgJ'
CEALED PROPOSALS viii DO received al
~ Inn, a,yt for raising replacing and keeping In then
proper positions all the buoys In the Ere "sd In
and soch others may be Authorized io one ,ss i,o %
eordus to tie ssusliOB. OF the board and INC
prnsd specifications eoie. 81 which can DO hsa W Apply
ing 10 this Office.
By order Of tho Light-Hou,e Board a,n,.,,
L. ~ POWELL Light House Inspector h phuie1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

w INFER GARDEN.
w yESfVALrS
GREAT ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
FOURTH NIGHT. ,ou,r, MON.
OF GLUCKs GRAND OPERA on
ORPHEU5;
Or, THs TRIAL OF LOVE,
WITH IT'S IMMENSE CAST.
GRAND ChOhuS AND ORCHESTHA,
oo"'Aoo' GRAND CORPS DU BALLEL
THIS (TBURSDAY EVENING, MAY @'
will be presented, Tor Ihe four b time,
ORPhEUS.
ORPHEUS Nhe God Of SoDp.... ..FELfCiTA VEsr'ALA
Whose rendition Of th. great role bsa ,,r.
BEEN UNANIMOUSLY PRONOUNCED THE UkLAt'
EST VOC AL AND DRAMATIC lMPERSOSATlON
EVER WITNESSED on TIE LYRIC STAGE.
And classified a. yisins with those OF
RACHEL AND AALlBRAH.
AZ 9 trsgedienne and as lyric sItite
DIRECTOR OF 1'HE ORCHE5iRA..C CARL ABSOLUTE
ThE SALE OF SEATS AND TICKETS
the Box-Ofcs This Morning Sess can % -
cur,d week in sdvance.
Admission to Psrquet and Drss Circle, eli 10 extra
charge for sssts Orchestra stalls ~ fnV@s
BoIs. according to location. Family Circl-, 80 ceao
SATURDAY-GRAND MATINEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
0le0lcul.
CAINSEVAlNs ...,,,.


A. the n.s of California Wine il destined TO exclude entire
n on our midst ali npouDds made nom alcohol and other
ans TO health many Of cur friends have aug
y.,ted 10 Us offer TO the public a, ,,.r,,,e or,
Z HITTERS MADE OUT OF PURE NATIVE CALI
FORSIA WINE
which TO an agreeable taste might combine az he 'on quo
yisuspg properties Of those hind Of beverage, w,hon'
,hs bad qua tiles Of that nsde out o. Alcohol 90.
10 cir wishes offer 70 the pubhc btes
which we warrant eompo.ed Of our best Naive
W. ,n which we have difusod healthy aromatic pant We
Js ~ call ihe attention Of DruGgs Phy'e4n' and Chen
t, ~, sis ouf Bitter. and thsy III ind them a. Iepe
''""" cALJFOkhIA VINE BIT1ERs 1T.
will soon Ake The place Of those noxogs Compound ana 'h
'N' '''''' ." s' gAINSEVAIN BROS, I
Sole Propretors
The immense popularity Of ibis produel h.' 10 ,he e..
fsris Oregon British Colubi. and ali the P.chs Goa.
this hss desrnlsd Ins to soeit tbs Agency nom ny
he.srL 5AIEskVAIN BROS, WHO hAs noAoJ ''N"'
noe the Agency Of their Wines -. III, LIN. me .
Each clipper ship coming from California VIII pnnf e,
lot Of their popular bsvsragsths
terra CESAR AUG. ROBERT. No eICedI'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
cr.rO. Hou.s NrvY9n1 ColserOn. O,yCs !th Nay lsea

|. CIR
of
pr.ib o.
2dMarhy
ppod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

Oy,oH o, A.,i.r.sr Covsi..,Ar GssrR.t % -rn'i,r}
tscE so. tsta..-.t No~ 90. Na' ~ iyoA
PROPOSALS vii be received b! the ur-
L der.susd anul oeIoes ? o.. on nv ,pAl &
toe 10 Instant for s1ppyins 70. tie u.s % she 70
STATE. ANY SUBSISTENCE 81 OFES 10 be delivered In
ssN-Ys-. o. Hr0oii,n a. fo'sss
$500 ssffrl. - rft qgsltv fnp"hue Senit'i1 -
Lous OF other brand, ~ FLOl Tor ssslins IN
sfnl ius~ Tie hfanis Nai pa Of ntnaf, tuis 10 -
stated "a Oh. BID, and Shelter 90 rolud or hd hoop 0tr'
tn. barrel. 10 b, FOIL h,sd-lnsd. I'D bang ifled.
Fof iniulstist. delivery.
Small ,supl-. TO accompany pfcrrs.s
Tseh bid hsr.s plted copy ~ his advert 'rfent
st-i 1t %. h.sd and specific In conplrirs ff"
must conan the written sasrauiy oftwo Fe'syna1 nan''
sfcii0vs , , -
~. the nnd-rsgred hereby Guaranty ,hd shoud al or
any part hd be accepted 'ha be duly isn 90
.rcofdng ST. purppft sod ooad ion.. a'o tha a
witt. with hood, 70 this amount Of on.opTh tho
,u~ o s ,oro. proposed 10 BE- furnished hs he eioeI
nIdd.. RAY pfopo., for tho who. part Of the shove
Tb. name pace Of business With date oi purchase
10 required OF each barrel
he Flour viii be i1.p.c'sd tho dse q deiiv-ry and
compared With the retained SAMPLES BY Henry Shield Pro-
.de5t Association Flour nsPoc,o whose certihc,e viii %
required.
PAYMENT ~ heretofore 20 be made 10 fauds may
be furnished By the United States.
Contf.rtors expected mold their Foods without
pen.e 20 States, until required for shipment
Pop whose bids not aocsPt.d ie requested 10
and Tor their sample. on SATURDAY. 3Uth instant
BaHks P,pot1' ch bsfarni'hed df h' Qrr,. rhiei
mat b, iae,ed sarspe add,,iod 10 hs sndsrgHed
A. b. EATON
Colonel and A. & q. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
Ocean Steamers.

Tor CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
e... steamer will ,av- Ssr York the 3d. l)th and
I'd Zach month except when those dates fall on SUN
DAY When the day Of departure viii be tho MONDAY FOL
For heish, or rs..s. sppy The only one. No Bowl
ns green. u ID hLbbN, htsns.
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NIBLO. GARDEN.
Loves LAST SiGHr BUT TWO
Of the
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
GREAT TRAGIC ARTIST.
MISS BATEMAN.
In COMPLIANCE with general request shs mss
.pr.sr during bi. her clio. ns the character Of
GERALDINE,
IN which she h fiyss1IfSprp aomIRATIoN
-L.h nss been pronounced by many 70 20 he' ""
Mr.. wHEATLEY Therefore b.g,,o s,nouroe for
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY a.
tho only representation will be po..ibs 20 I've OF tho ser
m American tragedy written by Mis-. batsmans mother
emitted ,,,,,r
d., THE HUSCHBACK BRIDE 80
gotten Up with the bcrsy which c1sfacssrf-'th
popu house snd With s,s o. Ssnsual IL
ns the 81 Mr.. T. X she~el M hcSu ,9ogn, hI
Andrews. Mr. J. II. Aleu- Ais' Mary Wells, and second sP
peai.nes 81 this the.,"r 81 n,rr,,N
ho viii on ,his .on represent b.. celebrated character
o. DAVID or RuIhIS,
WELSH BARD.
III. play forms complete picture Of isudn times and h'
.p.r md the elsahcns sbn.ssuon OF tue closing 'cens
afford cERssc 6SSTS HSS &kTsrIc TRUTH
which cor.,l.at. tie .bdins charm Of ai.. BATEMANS
WONDERFUL faPERsoSAroSs
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
% FRIDAY EtENING. M.y ~,
MISS BATE MAN
will appear Tor the hs 'ne this season In h great ehAae'
lar
BLANCA,
10 tho powerful play Of the
ITALIAN WIFE.
Mr.. WiiEATLEi tases pleasure in announcing TO the
patrons this eabhu snt that he has effected engage
nsHi With celebrated Id.h tonediAn and Vocalist
Mr. COLLINS,
who Ia. Just returned Europe for the production OF
JOHN BROUGhAMS
Grand Romantic Drama entitled.
TnE DUNES MOTTO
Tho ssAi.d European success Of the season.
Mr. COLLINS tbfst ~ r.afaace tn twelve monthsn
CARKICkFEkUU5.
Mr. WILLIAM MHEATLEI (hTst appearance In stI
month.lss
LAGARDERE
The p!sy will be produced on
MOSDAI ~ ENISG. June I,
with entirely New Scsnery Costumes, and
GREAT CAST Or CHARACTERS.
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