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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28
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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES Forces,
NASHVILLE, TEFNf Feb ReI1s63
Special Order No. SO.
-aaorotl "ExTRAcT. -

II. Lieutenant j. w. SCULLY, LIST mid
die Tennessee Infantry" is hereby en-
powered and ordered to enforce the pay
ment of the unpaid assessment under the
levy made By Governor AkD6Ew tOhN-
SON for the supporter the destitute of this
city.
III. Lieut., SeULLH viii, in the cxeou
ton of This order, demand payment of all
parties delinquent in the payment of this
tax, aud in event of arsfusal prifSilure
of any such party TO comply with the
demand, he will seize available property
of the partyEthus refusing or failing, to
an amount sufficient to pay the assess
ment against such party.
~, Col. GILbEp, 1stMiddle Tennessee
Infantry, will furnish Lieut.. SoULLY,
with the necessary force to assist in the
execution of this order,
V. Lieut.. ScULLY will make full and
prompt returns of-sll colleutiOns,0 or Seiz-
ures made under this order, to Hon Jos,
S. FOWLER State Comptroller, and also
make a foil report Ofal his proceedings
under the order, upon the completion Of
its execution, to these Headquarters.
vi. This order is issued at the request
Of Governor ANDRES JonHsoE o"-ra
BY order Of Bow lsH,te
Brig. Gen. ROBT. B. MITCHELL,
Commanding
John PRATT, A. A, COL.
| Feb27-3t.
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We, understand that DR.. ID. b. REID, Of
Edinburgh, who visits the Western Mill
tary Hospitals, under instructions of tie
Surgeon General, will deliver lecture at
the Medical Department of the Uniyer-
sity OF Nashville, this morning, at 10 o.
clock. The discourse will embrace some
Of the principles and practice of ventila-
ton as applied in the preventive and
cure Of disease, DIR. REID is the author
of many works on ventilation, and his
plans have been applied in many public
works, both in ships and buildings. He
has been consulted by the British,
French, and Russian Governments, and
his experiments in the Houses of the
British Parliament, attraetod universal
attention, though he refused finally "a
concur in all the measures proposed, and
the ventilation remains imperfect. The
lecture, while intended for the Medical
corps Of the Hospitals, yet We learn thai
physicians generally, scientific men
aud the public are invited.
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D, S. District Court.

Hon, g, -FTTnIaa, District Judge for
Che District of Tennessee has been here
for several days, and will open the Coul /
FOR the transaction of business, on We'd
nesdAy morning next at 10 o'clock, in
the Federal court room, at the State Cap
itol The regular term of the United
States Circuit Court will be held on the
third Monday in April, g
To obtain judgments at that term,
Process must be executed 10y the Goth OF
March. III
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HARRY THoRNBuRG, the proprietor of
that popular establishment just one door
east Of the Nashville and Chattanooga De-
pot, on Church street, has Just received a
fresh supply of oysters, pickles, canned
fruit, &c, which he will sell cheap.
Capt. HARRY, in connection with his
store, has a cosy eating.rOom where your
wants can be supplied on the shortest
notice. Give him call. lie is a No. l,
man, and we are pleased to see that he is
on the high road to prosperity. ~.
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HEADQUARTERS, q $ Forces,

Special Orders, No. 46. v.., ....-h al,
.HGN'W' = Nfi4 'N-2 N"a
VI Col, MARTIN, Provost Marshal, will
arrest and conflne in the Penitentiary,
WILLIAM II. CALHOUN and G. w. DOME
GAN, rebel inhabitants of this city.
They win be kept in such, confinement
till JoHs A. GoLTz and T, 7. T. TABBs,
peaceable citizens of Nashville, now i'm
prisoned by the Confederate authorities,
are released and arrive safely within the
Federal lines. By order Of -.
Brig. Gen. ROB'T d. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
john PRATT, A. A, Gen.
feb 22.2w ...rr.-. ss.s,st
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Owing to the laieness OF The hour
two o'clock, A. NJ, yesterday morning
we were unable TO make the proper ac-
acknowledgement to our clever and esteemed
friend, Frank RUBY, for copies of the
latest Cincinnati and Louisville papers,
which we take great pleasure in doing
this morning. We have been the recipi-
ents of many kind fAyors at the hands Of
Mr.. RILEY; and as he has thrown his
banner. 70 the breeze---in a business
point Of view-in our city, we feel no
hesitanoy in recommending him to the
public as a gentleman fully entitled ia
and deserving Of their patronage, His
establishment is No. Go Pubic Square.
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- HKADoUARTERs q. s. FoRoEs,
NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. "a, l863(

Speeiql Order 40, 54lrmg
w. All dealers in and holders Of cot
ton, in this City or vicinity, will imme-
diaiely make report TO these Headquar-
tiers of all cotton in thsirpOssessiOn, stat
ing the number Of bales and from whom
received.
% ". Reports win also be made to these
headquarters Of all contracts made for
cotton, stating the number of bales, and
their location, and the names Of the
owneFsD HTbNTUCN Tn
VI. Failure to make prompt, full, and
correct returns, will subject cotton unre-
ported to seizure. By Order of
Brig Gen. r. B. MITCHELL, III
4J0rhs Phlfr, Ala. g. G1T'rr '''''
feb.29.6t. '""
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The CoNcERT,--Last might've attend
ed the Concert at Odd Fellows Hall,
and passed our time very pleasantly in
listening TO the negro melodies as sung
by that popular troupe known as
"SrRAdUE's MNsTELs," They hold forth
again to might at the same place. If you
wish to hear good singing, see artistic
danciug, and witness correct delineations
OF negro characters, you must not fail to
be on hand. SfRAGUE, we are glad to
gsee you doing 30 we'll, 81 >. f
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THE 62ND OaIo This regiment was
out on dress parade yesterday evening.
II halted in front Of Gen. MITCHELL 8
Headquarters, and was addressed in a
brief and elegant speech by Gov CRAw-
FORD, Of Kansas, in which its Colonel,
DAVE McCooE, the youngest of "the sew
en- fighting brothers." was highlyrcom-
plimepted.
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OF the twenty cars destroyed night
before last on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, fifteen were filled
with live mules, which were shamefully
burned with the cars, by the gnerrllas,
The other Eve cars were loaded with pri-
vRte freight for this city. v
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The S4ILTe LIST. This steamer, which
was the other evening washed against
the pier of the railroad bridge, was safe
ly drawn from her perious condition
by another steamboat last evening. She
is now safely anchored at our wharf
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LeuIsvIIIe JournaI.

All dealers and others wishing the
Louisville journal will leave their orders
with BRowN & Co., No, 4s College Street.
successors to o. p MYERS & Co. Orders
left with them by 4 o'clock in the even
ing will secure the Journals Of the next
day. ..r feb.19-lw.
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Sale g commence at 10 O'clock.


We have on hand large assortment Of
Mems and Boys Calf and Coarse Boots
and Br6gans; Ladies' Misses' and Chill
dren's..Calf, Goat, and Kid Booteesj La
dies and Misses cheap Lasting Caters !;
Gents and Ladies' cheap Goat and Kid
Slippers; Cents, Ladies', Misses, and
Childrens' Gum Over Shoes; Gents and
Ladies Seal aid Cloth over=ShOes /; Gents
and Boys Hats. a..
Buggy Whips, Whip Thongs, Hosiery,
&c. Altsof which we propose to sell
at greatly reduced prices, to make room
for our spring stock. Call and examine.
Il. B. CUTTER s. GLEAVES,.
Corner ofCollege and Broadway,
Feb.27-3w Nashville, Tenn.
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The 9Th Kansas Regiment will have a
dress parade, out at their camp ground,
this evening. II you want to seee some
"old guard evolutions, don't fail TO be
10 attendance.
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The highest price paid for all kinds of
Uncurrent Money, Gold and Silver, at
the Insurance, Exchange and Banking
Office Of w. j. MARI, corner Of College
and Union SITS, Nashville, Tenn. 70
T.k r
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HzADoUARTERs Posi-, NASHVILLE, TESS,(
January 10, 1868,
Special Orders, No. IS
", Permission is given to the munioi-
pal authorities Of this city TO impress
vagrant negroes into the service Of per-
forming soavenger duty In the city, so
far as it can be done without impeding
the operations Of Che military impressing
patrols. BY order of ....
Brig Gen. ROB'T b. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post
JSo. PRATT, A. A. G..
JNo, HU0u SMITH, Mayor Of Nashville,
Jan.l6-tE
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Tm LONDON CuEss CLup, at its recent
annual meeting, unanimously adopted
the revised Code Of Laws proposed by
the committee Of the British Chess AS
ISOLATION.
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SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. 28 lst
The Cumberland q still rising onnosi,

The Cumberland is still rising opposite
Nashville. Our bottom lands are now
pretty we'll filed with water, and il the
recent rains have fallen as heavily above
this point as they have here, we may ex-
Feet freshet as disastrous as last years
will soon be upon us. .,
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A Western paper says at is only
p years since the 6rst log cabin was
erected IN Burlington, Iowa, and now IL
contains 10,l2O inhabitants" A large
\ cabin truly,
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IN STORE, FOR SALE LOW TO TIE
Il Trade
1000 Bbls. SALT,
100 BBh CRusHED cOEFEE SUGARS,
rs Bags COPPER
I25 Boxes TOBACCO,
100 Gross SMOKING TOBACCO,
80 Gross FINECUr CHEWING TOBACCO,
100 Bales KIIIdURfEICK TOBACCO,
900 Reams WRAPPING PAPER.
10 Bags PEPPER,
100 Boxes PALM SOAP,
20 Boxes FANCY SOAP,
20 Kegs NADER
80 Casks SODA.
goo Kegs NAILS
80 Gases OYSTERS
90 Cases PINE ArFiEs
go Cess PEACHES,
81 10 Cases sARDlNIis.
10 chua TIA,
so Boxes CIMEsE,
And large stock Of other articles M Dur line.
febb-Sm
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@p TrItgraph.2 ?,
MrDEIoHr DISPATCHES.
Small POx- Raging in Richmond.
a MIMI QT~Tq ,Fr
Arrival Of the Steamer Ariel.
: PF92'''i f'{5aERl'f'' Guard

Il N Il EA+llJ
NEW YORK, Feb 27.-The small pOx
has assumed the form of plague at
RiOhAondsl 'EvsEybodyF who can is
lesving The city. .gL-~
wAsHNoTos, Feb. 27.-one picket
cavalry guard, on the night Of The 12h
inst, on the Chantilly road, leading from
Centteville, were captured by one hun
bred rebels, after firing two rounds. An
example will be made of the command
ing officer. -----srrr
The Ariel from Aspinwall arrived with
one hundred aud eighty thousand dol
lars in treasure. ,a'
Cotton not quoted. Gold 1914. Good
stocks, steady.
LoUlsvlLLE, Feb, '27.--NOthing i'm
pOrtant from the interior Of the State.
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Auction Sale of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.

Kitchen Furniture.
We will sell'on Monday uiorning, March
I'd, 1853 the entire LOT Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture at w. SToTHART's, No.
107, North Cherry street, below the The
atre This is one of the finest lots of
Furniture that-has been sold this season.
Also, ons fins Barouch. See handbills
of sale.
Sale 20 commence at 10 o'clock.
B. R-sHIELDs & co.
T. W. BARSEs, AuetioneeE. =
Feb. 2S.-1t
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
TOl PRIVATE DISEASES.

MSSTTSzaDR KING, formerly OF New York lar
XIX 49, tbs last f0uf years % Loulsyile ~
and who has devoted his attention 10
the ntment Of private diseases for 80 Years asr
himself, hasipg attended " a practice f5r 20 msov
years, and cured 90 many thousands, he Ia enebled
TO cure all diaeases Of private pature no matter
how bad they may be from nudlci0us medical treat
ment, or from neglect Of their own. nr KinEis
DspenssTF a No, 70 Deaderok street, between Cher.
~ and the square, second story, where he cures a
diseases OF private naturef
Gonorrh@h cprod, without nauseous medicines or
Interference With business
STRUCTURES VI old recent date edeotuAlly cured h
few days, by Nh operation which causes no main
Where structure exists health cannot be onnioyed
fofhhps no disease causes more mischief hHd Under
mines the constitution 90 much.
syphilis with al The diseases ~ the skin growing
cured In few days.
Seminal WealResif Particular ton having boon
given 70 thM diseaae, and ali tho consequences grow
log out Of ~ brought on IN many cases by The Do
siructve habits of nconsdorato youths and sxooss.
i've Indulgence 81 the Passions, a neglect N which
VII undermine the consultation rcndsfina the sub
eot unni for business society and causing prcaA
SURE old age
Females who may be iaborng with any difficulty Of
tho womb may rest assured 81 Immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, BY whiting and stating
their case win feo enclosed, direct 70 Dr. Ninc
No. 70 poadefick Fifaei, Nashville, rann viii hava
tho pees'safy medicines aont g. iheir aadraua Oncs
houn lom vo'clpok IN Che morning untii D Ia ne
tehln& iJuiy i0y~in dAwiy
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81 Amrsfmenrs
HTIHLO's GARDEN.
WIN. WHFATLEY.

EJIBLO's GARDEN.
In l.ssf. aud ~ ..arrr. ......WM WHEATLEI.
YOU.trH Wick
OF tho tr.uinyhantIy 9.i ~ rs'g'ln.at Of r,,
1aE CRfAr TRAGIC AIiISTE.
Nj > tYf .1,A.;.
Mr. Whistler hces TO thai 50 chisqaen,s Of the
tNPEBCE iENreD SUCCESS
'''''' JEc;lji s.AIDEN
in the beautiful. roInaasc P;al es,i'led
TEE fOSsAkEH.
he has pTevsed upon her oJnte her engagement ioT
aaohe hcye tha eran OF Jour weeks hteh n,'
contrast with 6i.si- used srtisto De- NJ
WhsAc h, effected thts eugsgsn.at Witaoo. dih
Guilty expense, ~ alas' mems al been entered ~
with othr p-f5s; bnt ne s1sTesovsd tha noncs hGou!j
prevent cou1p auc- vits ID. ueiser e.rh that
Tla WONDERFUL INTERPOLATION
wlf'h has a.t'a It'd tie most
lkIkLLloENf. REFINED AND FASHIONABLE
au1eueas assrnbi'd in els city, ,heuId DO With
drawn ~ ! the !srii aos,,b.n Trarnsn,
FRIDAY a1d SATURDAY EVENINGS vill be presented
the beautiful Pay, entitled
LEAH,
TIE FOHSaKEN.
Trsnss.ed from tho Gsraa Of Mossp.hli especially Tor
Miss ta.-nsu. The oEisia play la, attained cssic Euro
ptan eotbJ, and boo boel re.sryoJ yo1 aasr
can to give al uaia1ing popularity "a Tho tram
G-aIt,c 'tsco.
ssp;rS aud exquisite Scenery by Va. J. =. se,wya.
Original NI'c comPoiri cssiYi by idr Robert SoPe
Chareeeli.c DrssSss and ppG.nalsnts oj Mss.a Phi
Ill and Ws.le
LEAR, the Je@-ss. BATEMAn
ana usrystd cast embracing be OF MI j. ". al
LACK IT., Nh Edwin Adams. Nh Nprn0. MI Lsnesas MH
LAMB Nj. q. Aas,ews. M. - LSG. Mechanics lhanirlu
sksrIstt, and ;bs ada 1. bic choTu.
Doors open 1T O'clock commence a. "a. Performance
will coacade at ~ oe.'ek eSTtins anpia tins sOr cas-
t.ages, &c.
In consequence OF the
tho public respectfully informed that tie box book Is now
open for aDy evening dnIn: tho week.
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1863. THE rl'..l: 1863.
PEkEs1 LFENiA ALt'4 hhb hRiLkOAD,
with iis connections. fITms


with s counocuons fiTms
TIE sEORrESr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos hgw.YoAE TO THK FkiNcipAL WkaIEiS CITiSS
eevea Trans dairy from Ne YORK 10 Fhadelphis, via
New, jersey and Camden aud AIuDoy line. -.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOh IHE WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORk EhOu THE
70 IT or COUkILASDf-SE
Py way 0fPAadephiA the n)niug p.senso . leave New
Hosk tt7 "a time ote routes EVeinG passengers
ri p. "a, one hour later than o.hof Lue,
~ Wsyo Allentown. evening psfseu gers leave az n
two hours later tnan tho Northern lines td by boh routes
avsu. ts sane tire Norbefnl ines: In CHICAGO AM al
point 10 the MOTH est Cfstn-, Iuii napOjs LOuisgie,
St Louis, C!eYvisrd Coumbus Cincinnati sLd eli main
poirts West, with favor chs 1ges ef cars
sesPing Ssit wiaoui Change, Ten rom Pdiisoe'pld 20
Smoking and IA 0ou Cals on al .Talls
+ are the same { other routes.
Bagssse checked through. Transfers free.
6eesre Tickets. good nEti u.eo, by rit.se4sh.
WESTERN EXPLORATIONS
The PennGylysnia Ceutrsl Company an Lm'gran.
nodson Lne, which shoics ccnSr,aS.e mode Of
Gsye 70 parties moving Ne"aId ~ oDohs tie usual stes
OF fale. rp1,rc1rTs
m tots route fTeighs OF ell descriptions can be forwarded
20 ana from ssy point on The R.iosd Of OHIO Kentucky
lndsua. llinots LcousiD. lowe 't Missouri oy hAlL
hOAp DiEEor or 70 ans bS,1 Oh To na".0!' HVsr Of
The Freeht AID from sAy poni ia the wet ny
che Penniy ysus g. a siroad ct all times IN favorable
o. ere charged BY other kroad Companies Merchants and
aiopsYs iuuftrg the poreuon Of their Freight 70 this
Co1auy car rely With Confidence on its speedy transit
LAVE STOCK.
Farmers ard Dealers d. live Sock win md this mos. adj
ssut.eeous route Cspacous Ysds watered and sap
rsi tb 6yeTy c0Lyenece have been opeued on t1s tine
AID M and euiion IL paid her
Etn Hans5n& who're Viii be iognp ever, canSeisnce ler
fuIA' NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
J. D. ElLlOTI, r. ssepgsr Agsnt No. ! AsteT- House
IEICH n Co fIegn. Agent, -
No / AsioT.ii 0ne hnd No Sooth Wilism-st
No. Bsttsry.psee.
ENoCa LEWIS General supsrlntsnaeai, Altoona. Pa
rt ffgE- 4
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80 25 each.
NJ s.se.r Errs Fis, quality include rohiOs ou, the
best large, fat, sa fed Uxen. second quality includes ths
best ased CIeB tho best sIfsd Cows and he bes hres-
yearod Steer Ordinary consists ef Buis and Ls sess Of
io's.
sHrxrETtra Includes Cosse and when these Of nfsriss
4uR tty ave thrown 0uE a,
There were csI, over the Grand Trunk end Eastern Rail-
sosd 50 Boston .ous and 40 ever tbs Fie
burs -
RpnARKs-Thsre were not 80 many csitir 90 last we.
Sale. were quick and prices nopinal tbs same nui 10
tho quality Of the cattle this week was sheep sold
weeks the pricesw were full re per cws r.iee Jones
rnicsiv and sgh last wesA s.htr. saIl
sold lot Of liver sneep Emef'on foi &c n, sic
for 6ta, aud Bartlett sold che 's oil
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p,,,asc,uhi. Cattle Ssarkst-Fsb. IL.

There wa. .Tss p,,eanns to over LOO head Tho
asnS al The ss w :ss soa ~
SS vS - ice 10 for prime AID extra cattle. Ony few
Of Chester County cattle rsa zsd the ss named price
nrnbsf IA q, tb. pens reaching $3.50 head They cold
" os.Ths .appiy Of Hogs amounted TO 1850 head n u
vbish were sold n nom Sd 50Gs 80 Is y 100 b net.
CSws~1hs sale Of cows Amounted 10 only Us hsel. =
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tag ~ tiesces Lard at 25s.; 6OO9 gallons Oil at
2os snf per steamer rs tdns Clover Seed on private
terms. 70 London: 700 barrels Flour at d. ID. The
Charters are q bark with q, oSOba,rs Petroleum
Oh is9ia Psiisdelrlis to London On private terms
aud American bri, Of 227 ious cus to Porto Leo
and b,ck st ]5c. for Sugars; s 81 for Moaiscp un.
der, and 90 i9r Moiassos on deck. " ~
TIE Oasiless Of The SUb.Treasnry was Receipts.
IS ,729 - S9--for Customs, $4,000 Payments,
SJJ3y28 -. Balance, g, 006 1913 90. So Ia.
1hs Michigan Central Road earned. the fourth
week in January: .
lS4T... W
ipii95 VI t
lncfsase... , i'buoJ VI
The Cleveland and Toledo Road earsed, she Same
week, n
IL
1903, Ssti-o
lncre17e. ................ss-.s.s'.' N0,"''
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Urn Ccoos.

ID II. MACY. --.... f.....
IA, GPRlNG TRADE SPGTyG TRADE, 1863
NOW OpE.. FULL STOCK on WHITE COOpS
ZINE FLANNELS. best makes Dt ached Ausins, bonsat
before The ct gest is" III these gooas.
ran stock Of Spring Summer Cotton hosisrT, UNDER
wcsl &c., 10 PEI cent under lr,s-ii' impo tns t1oL
iace GoSds Alptro ecs, L,EtDs L,nca Htbo ere
Dreiy Lsces and Mus nt mueh less tan tao pfese in
por' prices. al stock OF bIeAch Eowos, EJDoHs, Fef
vet Ribbons, Bonnet S.iks, &c.
100 dozen Laoiss' seat on lily made KID Gloves Il,ir
IO0 l0Z3n ild's best Qray made XII Gloves, u.o"o'
81 dlzen Lsd.eS beat quality BACK MA Gloves pi
So Ladies 1T enaIty black ma oF %, saw
LOCO dozen Lsd.os beat qu4ity white 1Ad parry 0''''
Kid. 49,, -, or.lf,v
' P $500 ' ~ X III. mACli
NJ. OH o., : 9nG 6lA.av, 2 doors bslcS i''n-st
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
RrronrED roR TUs n. 7. T.uBcsx. Br ,iSo- g

arronrED YoR TBa n T. T.uBusx Br liso Rcrr.
Frb Il, l%1
Who'll, number Of Cattle at market si2 mostly and
steres consisting OF Working Oxen Mich Cows G1d TIVE
PISS o. NAarxr BEpr--ExtTa .: 1887 50; Erss
quality S6 5t9$6 s3 second eIai.J, % 1850, third
quality ~. ,,,
name; Cows aud Calves from s25. +35. $40; f..rnss,
nono TwoJesroies pleS S20 Ihses-yese ois, t2l9az1
gns.p snd Lambs. 1900 prices IN tote I'd
g. each; sxttA So. a.. s. o. from sic ale y 70.
aUaBkR
Gel l. \
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
the GRrAT LIVING FnPPoPoTAiUs.
FROM 1HE RIVER NILE. IL EGYPT,
THE GREAT bEukMOIH OF IuE BIBLE,
OF which II & aid, g. the Box oil Job,
"UPOS EARTH TdERE l. NOT His LIKE"
tie only Ibis Continent Il cxh0 ct
ell hours. and evening interesting AMI mai has
rover been exhibited Travellers spend weeks OF time and
Of dolls TO tle ia their Aa.ive Sg bat
HERE. ONE CAN BE SEW FOR IS CENTS!
He be fesn ~ The WATER AND OUT OF 1T. f.
ali biz nsve pecuisriues Who fail to onDraoe the
pofiuDiyl
Also, 10 be fesn NJ a. hours.
THE GREAT LIVING SEA LION,
the OILY animsi Of the kind car red eltvs.
WEIGHS OVER 100 POUNDS AND EATS
co POUNDS OF fisu DAlLY!
WHAT Is lpl on VI ~ MONKEY.
ALBiNO FAMILY PROM MADAGASCAR
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON,
The larger, bear LytuTed alive
GRAND AQUABIA, with lie beautiful wing COLoRED
FISH, sPEIALED BROOK trout LivlN Sal,
LlNlNG MONSTER SNAKES, LIVING hAPPY FAhi-
LY. WAX FIGURES Gc Sc.
EUUCICAUiVs GREAT DRAMA,
P1AAIO4
And the eleyant come iieta
ThE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING
This AFTERNOON aud EVENING, ~ ana Z. O'Clock.
Admission. - Cents. Childieo under ten. ~ ceLiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-13
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