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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

DoBsoN.--This regular carrier of mar
chandise and freight, expressman and IA.
vorite for all business wherein trust and
promptness are required, has got his life in
sured in the Wisconsin Mutual. Dobson
never made blunder in bis life but once
that was last year in buying load ofbacon
a. Galena for the Lancaster market when it
was two cents pound cheaper at this end
Of his route.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27
WASHINGTON. ian. %.

1t appears from the records of the
treasury, that there are still outstanding.
of two years per cent.
treasury notes receivable for customs, max
ing ,s.al Of between fourteen and fifteen
Millions Of Treasury notes now outstanding,
receivable for customs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27
STRAY COILS.

Taken up BY the subscriber residing lands owus
by him ia the town Of Taft0n about the drst Of -
~ 1868, sorrei mare colt little white 70 ~
head and on left hina foot one year cid past IA
dark brown mare colt white in torene'" ria
about the hind feet, think two years old past -.
Is requested 10 prove property day ch5Tgs
take 90 id colts away. ~. +. hlhamssf
Taffs,n. IAN. ct 18f3 90"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27
STRAY HElFER.

Taken up hy tha snhscriber residing on lands osth
BY him In the tQwp OF Beelowu, or about
day Of November 1862, one yearling past reg n nsr
lined back hrocke face. role Ia left ear. &c .sfe
Il requested 10 proyo lronerty pay charges arc As
raId stray. JESSE slei14Ieeo
Bsetown, Jan. 3Ith i263, s3swpaitSi'oO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

Ceyelaad, Jan. "a.
The snow crushed in the roof Of the
market house at GAINESVILLE. Seven per-
sons were killed and many wounded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

EE It's announced that Gen. Butler
has been returned to New Orleans, with
powers more important than before. He
is one Of the few possessing the required
skill Of managing the rebels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

TRIBUNE ALMANAcs.-The Tribune Al.
manac for '63 is received. The contents
show the following reports among othe,
useful thirgs: results ofthe elections Of so,
with political cIassifcations Of the Senate
and House Of Congress; rebel elections and
elassifcations; army statistics; important
acts Of Congress; Proclamations Of the
President; tax revenue laws; war records,
and many other subjects. Baxter and Son
have seat for these Almanacs, and will sell
them at Is cts. each or two for rs cts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27
WASHINGTON. Ian. %.

The .1rq6ia's mails contradict fully and
emphaticllIy the report from Paris and
London, Of the movements or speeches Of
the Emperor Of France in regard to the
American civi, war.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27
M A z RlE d.

GILBERT-WHITAKER-I Beetown January 2ih,
by Thomas Have EsQr, Ir William Gilbert, to Miss
Angene Whitaker, all Of Beetown.
PEAK-BE Eft In Potos January 18th. by
Thos. stephens Esqr Mr. George Peag of Harrison, to
Miss Sarah Bennett Of the town Of Potosi.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27
STRAY MARE.

Taken up By the subscriber residing on lanos 9ec.
By him 10 the town OF Tafton about the first o I'D
Der. 1892 one black mare colt about three yea psy
past. The owner Is requested 10 prove ProogggnIfsE
chargoB aud take stray. PETER WOO 1,
Tai on, Jan, %, Is$ s5-sw Pdsl|
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27
NE Seyenty-five Of those Boston aPu

EE Seventy-fve Of those Boston "Pu-
ritans" who are so cordinal;y hated in all
parts Of the country, have recently donated
S9,ll4 for the sick and wounded soldiers
in the West. 1t has been forwarded to the
Western Sanitary Association located at
ST T,ouis. 8a@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

Rg-The Chic 80 Tribune supports an
able correspondent NJ Madison, who gives
ihe best account Of Legislative proceedings
that We find IN Qav naffr liz appears
we'll posted upon State matters, and makes
faithful record Of wbal transpircs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

Eg-Tho resignation Of Seward from
the Cabinets announced among the latest
dispatches, an GREAT that will uol be- re-
GREETED.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

Sen. Wade vas reelected Z. S. Sena-
tor ly the Ohio legislature on The 22d, liz
n msj 'rily Of "A over III. The vote stood
Wade, rs, Hugh Js~eit So, Ewing IS,
{. .. SeLs nek ].
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

fETh- P,esilslt aud Cabinet lave
ls,.n engaged ia the discussion Of the prop
er gauge for the Paciiie rairoaI, anl ee.
c;ded it should be FIVE feet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27
Milwaukee. Jan. IA.

Flour dull and quiet.
Wheat in firm demand at l,Os@l,ls
with light sales.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

San FRANCISCO, Jan. %.
The last ballot for Senator tonight stood,
Phelps 81, CONFESS "a, Sargent 81,
Brown 6. Adjourned Till tuesday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

The steamer Ariel from Aspinwall, Jan
o. arrived this morning with 100000
in specie. She was conveyed Ly gun
boat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

re- Gold has gone Up in New York 10
so cents on the dollar; that is sl.Jo in
god viii tuy $50 in treasury notes.
Prices Of other staple ar icles have gone
up in proportion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

ETTbe army Of tue Potomac has not
moved, A. reported il bad. The storm
and resignation II Burnside prevented.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

The British Government haye or
deral the arrest of Admiral Wikes--prol-
ably for trial on . charge Of Illegally d.
taining Mason ant SIilell.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27

BoscoBEL.-In these depressing time,
it is refreshing 10 hear ofprosperity amobol
our neighbors. We learn that Mr.. G. D
Smith Is to build a new Hotel coming sea-
son on the Galoskosky place, Boscobe, to
be occupied rather as a summer resort
Mr.. Warrington and Jas. Barne3t are 10
erect good dwellings. Palmer is 10 add a
story to his shoe store room. besides mn.
merous other cd improvements.
There ought to be several buildings Of
brick or stoa~ on Main street, so construct.
ed as to stop fires; otherwise the town
may be swept some day and the hopeful
dreams of many be changed into sleepless
sadness. Brick walls, with only end and
sky lights and metallic coverings, cost but
about third more than all wood work
The ncighbors Of street so coppactlv
buih up ought to and those who build par.
tition buildings Of fire proof material, and
thus mutually protect themselves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-01-27
RoscoBEL PRICES CURnENT-J.. |.

HUstUBEA FHtCEb CURRENT Jaw 81
Corrected Weekly BY Cole seatcn)
Flour: 81 % per 9 Potatoes. Is to zoe
" neeI; 81 70 vVc Hides (green) 61sc
Oats, zoc Hides, (hiut) l2ke
Corn, tear) Zoe Salt per Dbl, So so
Barley SIS TO csc White Fish no. Ia, -,
Hogs (alive) az to Sc = Lumber $40 IA o. ~ %
Hogs (dressed) az to 4c Lath So 60 nor Pr 81
Cattle on foot, to axe Shingles 50 E0 toaas
Butter, tfresh) l2Nc LardBH 10 7c % perm
Eggs, fresh, 10c Talow &c
Chickens cts er ID Cheese, SC
Turkeys, SIC per ID Beans, 81 90 10 I so
hay Timothy 81 per ton Green Apples 81 "a to,,,
Cotton goods advancing about &c on tbe ya-S "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
ouAnrEnmAsrRR GESERsTs oFfIcf
OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are invited

WAsHINGTON IIIT. NIaFcl u, It0S = =,
OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are invited
W 10 send 70 the Generals 0hce tenders oi
their charter or sale. -, Al.
enrolled or registered tunnage actual sarryns
sbeih iron or GOPHER fastened tize and power OF
aud boilers and should aie the price Il which they
az, rad for Ion, or short chatter With ho estimated vaIue
az t yr,, In Gaze Of loss the Goveinnent should
prefer to PURCHASE Instead Of cbarerug
Owners OF vessels already in tho service OF INC
Department requested 10 make sno 70
lie Department any reduction 10 their present rates whch
they nay willing grant ani also the pfiee o. WHICH 'ney
will be willing 10 sell them. , -, - -.
All such tenders should be addressed TO the Quartermaer'
Gene NJ The limited Ss;es Wellington, and should be
pdorsed Proposals for charter sae of toam"is Wh'h
received thew VIII considered and the Department VIII Gu
d.syor reduce the heavy expense attending army transport
zion on the ocesn aud tide-wsers by substituting when
ever Il can do So cheaper vessels OF equal capacity Tor those
nos employed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
Cu1RY CryRK's OFFICE METROPOLITAN Police,
It ~ ~
PROPOSALS viii be received as this office Il

PROPOSALS will be received as this office for
The delivery Of 100 TUNS of COAL, OF 30 pounds
esch aud Is CORDS Of WOOD on condition following:
l. To be OF beet Lehigh onehslf broken ana oneha ses
rate; all 10 be clesn and veil screened. ~,
than Lehsh will add description Of the coal they propose
to deliver. -,
bs tuns 10 consist Of 24O pounds each. to be weigh ed
by an Inspector appointed by this Department who sbA
eOunteI1igl the delivery ticket.
The delivery be made at such time AZ the contractor
NAV elect prior to 18th OF next at the s.v.fs
Police Sub Station HOUSES tho Central De
parns Mt aud Houses OF DeseHon Ia loTk' 10 tuop
Qua utties a. shall be ordered.
price shall be named per ,un for the amount 20 be
delivered which viii be about lv uns and pfice
per un for whatever additional quantity shall be ordered
\ thereafter and before May l. 1874
O. The 10 pine and OAK wood,
/ hAlf sAch, sawed aud split.
T. Payment I'm ca,h the quantities specified shall be
delivered and for any additional quantity ntson Of
the bills. ID. b.. HASBROD OK, Acting Chitf Cilfk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
Amusemenle

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager Wp WE wnesusy
FAREWELL ENGAOEMENT
GREAT TRAGIC Artistic
MISS BATEMAN,
VINE" o'' MOS most 4 REMARKABLE OVATION
GENIUS AND EXCELLENCE
of this esteemed YOU, lady WHOSE
UNIVERSAL POPULARITY
'"'''' A'' " ''"''' ''' ATTENTIVE INTEREST
OVERWHELMING AS5EMBLA0ES
u at ever collected IN u N-wfOrk Iheater >,,,,.
The Manager feels prize in tho thought that Noos
Garden should be the esiab Eminent In which tho
CLOSING NIGHTS
MISS BATEMAN
In this city, whore her a, been one
CONTINUED TniUMPH
should be given, aud that 1t Is 1oul thence amid the
WARM APPLAUSE AND CHEERS
PEERLESS LILY OF rue AMERICAN STAGE
III be Tsnspsnied TO those foreg shores whore her
WONDERFUL GENIUS
'A"H'' "'' E%rHusiAsTIc WELCOME.
This and .very eyeDi dufins the will be presented
the beautiful domestic drama .n'lt'sd
TIE FQR AIKEN.
Arranged BY Ausussiu j. Day, vIpie~yfn
MISS bAIEMAN.
She will be supported most poverful company among
whom are ne excellent arse', Mr. w Lans5san Mr. =.
McCnlIouah Nr J. q. buroeit. Mr. Harry Pearson, Mr..
Lamp Mr. G. II wilson. Mr. 90. AnoreSs, Mira j. W. Lam
ergan Mrs. H. =. GrattsO and MIS- 9keTre!t
Original and beautiiu sceoery BY Nj IL seiwyn ohsis
nal music exDr--,y this pieos By M h9oes
s,,ensl original aud cotunes by Mons rnbs
lips The music aud u under the direction OF hA1'
yey p. Dodsoitn.
THREE DAYS m ADVANCE.
Doors open a, "A; Performance c0nuiences ~ o00ocM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
amnsements.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THIS WEEK ONLY.
THIS WEEK ONLY,
THIS WEEK ONLY,
POSITIVELY CLOSING SATURDAY, May 49, 1863.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOWi
NATIONAL BABY SHOWi
BABY SHOWl
WHEN
100 BEAUTIFUL BABIES,
beside large number OF
TRIPLETS
TRIPLETS
that H. three children at a BIRTH
TWINS AND FAT BABIES,
TWINS AND FAT BABIES,
ara an exhibition making the extraordinary display Of
0e1"''"' JUVENILE HUMANITY an,
ever eonsr,ssted together They are 70 be seen aAh'
From II O'clock a % q; III > p ~'' anu
r. u.n,g.r b.s spared no pains expense In making
WIS THE MOST INTERESTING BABY SHOW
ever Cotton VI dc no. s 01 CASH IN PREMIUMS
beside other discretionary premiums amounting 20 several
MANY OF OUR BEST FAMILIES
'0''''' THEIR HOUSEHOLD DARLNos
on exhibition compete for tho prizes snd THO Hias
''s'' eI EVERY mo- Lover OF BEAUTIFUL BABY
will here he delighted.
q" This WEEK ONLY
positively closing SATURDAY next, May.io.
To be seen at all hours day an evening,
THE BEARDED LADY, ..,.,
SEA LION BEAR SAMSON. LlElNB MOSSIEh
SNAKES HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING SEAL
AQUAklA. &c.
THE GREAT STEREOSC0PIC EXHIBITION
s universally pronounced - ...,.. ,.vu,o,r,oN
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OPTICAL EHHlBirlOS
I'm the world On curtain OF neory 100 square feet It re-
produces true 10 lite and uztuie the most brSusiiui
PuOrOGKAPHIC VIEWS OF SCENEb4,
CELESTIAL AND ANIMATED OBJECTS,
STAIUAKY, -
BASS RELIEFS,
BUILDINGS. PORTRAITS, te. 6e.
twill be exhibited 10 the Lec.ue Room EVERY Ar lEN-
NOON aud EVENING.
The beautiful domestic drains u .o,,r.
TIE OLD HOUSE AT HOME,
l. 'Hi' M EVERY EVENING stTi
MAD WE'RE. THE CLAlRVOfANI.
AsrKOLoGisr AND FORTUSE-IKLLKR,
NAV be consul cd privately A.23 eentf eIln
Admission, p 97nrs Children under 10, 10 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
OyPicF CoMxfssARY or SUBsisrKScR.


No State-st., New-1 OH city, May IL, 1900
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received 10y
- the undersigned a. this Office unu gcock on
FRIDAY l5tn inst for uinlhug FRESH BEEF for SIX
6) the 2oih May o6 TO the United states
troop. a. OFT schuy Ter and David's Island
Tie esh beef i to be OF good and who esome q9sty with
AZ equa proportion Of fore and hd quarter ness aud
.hans eIcuded and furnished IN such quantities and
at such times 70 may 30 required a. each placo
Further information will be given application o. this
Office Zach bid have printed copy Of this advertise
meat posted q, ts b. sd Wrteu CONTRACTS are 10 be made
win bonds within three after parties ara noi
fed OF the sceep Of their bio. The names Of two su
surees aie to be given IN the proposals which 70
DO n4osed Proposals oT Fresh beef" Bids viii % accepted
ior both places
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

OFFICE LIGH1-Horsg IssPEcToR
No 10 Cedar.st. New-York. N. Y. May = 1903
CEAIED PROPOSALS viii be received Mt
~ this Office until II o'clock m. MONDAY the 1T day
Juue next fer Ts.ng replacing and keeping In their
proper positions all the buoy- now In the fue lss d let
slch others be authorized for from the
frat day Of July 10 the succeeding 5Oh day Of June
cogdng the regulations Of the Lghtoue Boafd ana the
printed specifications copies Il winch be had BY apply
ing 10 this office.
by order Of the LightHouss Board.
L. NJ POWELL, Light. House Inspector, Sd District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
proposals.


OyyfoE or ASSISTANT. CoMNIss AIRY, GENERAL og SUISSE
yScE No Safest. New York Ann :, 1853
RMY UPPLIES.-SEanrp PROPOS-
N AIS will be received BY the ond~: ngned at ~. ose
for furnishing DESiCCAIL"', and Come aEsSEo MlhLo
VbGErABtbS. 10. issue 10 the Uhited states srn.s 10.
twelve ntns from the first Of November next ~ 'ho ~
hundred and tbIiJhye .onssnd pouH1 IheJ nnd.r
the contsc of the current year o. follows VIZ ~
one hundred pounds OF .he mixed vegetaols
Of potatoes wv ytvo pon"o' o. WIZ "sa ~ nonnt. of
pounds of carrots, pounds oil csoDase' ven PV "
w, bsans ~. pounds Tomatoes one pound OF CELERY OF
pr.le, ard Eve poouds Of rec As tue mixture eau
so h nnro,ed by dsnishiDg the quantity OF some OF .ho
yetabss and cseasiug some OF the Others a wen
% he ;noJucitg vegetables not heretofore used pro
No.. ara invited tend IN proposss with secompanyh
samples only Of sac m1tl,e IS above se. Vu
- iuJ,.nt Of the propose with view OF eteeting an I'M
move snt IN ths Article Of military supply Poposes as
reesred 1--WE tie exact proportions oil the oneSh'
nfs Of their several samples with pfico e u9u 81
rack ed he re9CIed When II 10 ptacliesce esob "
vesesol-s In separate stae. AID Siier aesccsoh wiz
submitted TO- inspection Osy tho'e paI s ., eSe
Inc mined vegetables are to be oOmFaety CON pressed
cske Of pounds each ten Of these CAKES oehs
IN tin box made eif-tgh WITH Two o. tnsee 49, ~.
scd II; wooden box OF suitable sessoned stun ho'
lees ye.es hths Of an iacb tiich win suiAe"
inch thick strengthened with outside lnlng pieces poAes "
be strepoed wi h hickory OF the ends ,,,.,.
pouosa Ais must practicable. be accompanied WIN
at lsas, one box above described with contents OF tue
poseri manufacture OF the mixtures TIC "s! oe " -"
s6sh , =.
The location of the misunderstanding establishment must be
I sisted
Tier. being choice the dsrsus varieties Of ves
will state with precision NE espseA 'ae
ties they use, OF propose to in their mixtures ga
Each bid have consider ston must CONTAIN the "''i
guaranty Of two responsible names as i'io"s; III -
w. the undersigned hereby agree ht snou'u az .,
part of the above bid be accepted We viii gVe our pou
tie Of thousand dollars that the contract ha Dc oa'
fulfilled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
Mem publications.

1" rNUOMPSONs COMPLETE GUIDE TO
TINS NEW GOLD REGIONS" of tho North
we, ivirg nanes Of mines y-d routes dis tnces wafer
ins places language OF Indian tim. Ib'n9oos Jaigou %
Address Box No. L. 629 St. Louis Mo. II. NJ THOhfsoN'
s.crr,sry American Exploring aud Mineral Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

Proposals be Endorsed Proposals fer De'ccaed and
,pag "a A. T. EATON. Col and A. c. O 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
prp GOODS.
FNDID EXHIBITION

A SPLENDID EXHIBITION
IA OF DRY GOODS
OVER NINETY THOUSAND DOLL. ss WORTH
OF SILKS, CIUAKs su,wts
DRESS GOODS PRINTS, " u S 1Ha wsiL1Ss'rrrycs
LINENS, DAMAskS To" Els aaAsHks &c, &C., &c
ALL PURCHASED r rr1F ATE Auction SALES.
nT A GREAT REDUCTION
.,,, On THE COST OF lMPoRTAA4TlII00NS1 rurtp
THE GOODS ARE REALLY 80,
AND WE bf INVITE An rNspEorloN OF The STOCK
ASA PROOF OF The ooons
THE SILK STOCK CONTAINS
CHECK, eros DE KHlNEs fom o'' AMI up
Yard Wide CHECK POULAND, best quality 81
PLAIN and FIGURED cOLoRED SILKS, from Ga and up.
BLACK DRESS SILKS. Plain at IA. sndup
coLoRrD MORE ANTIQUE. very ehe,p, and
LARGE VARIETY OF OTHER STYLES.
THE DRESS GOODS STOCK
WILL BE FOUND THE Il LA NIL x,vn
AND CONTAINS All. THE LATEST NOVELTIES
in ALPACAs, MOHAIRS P0PLINS,
MoZAMBIOUEs ARABIAN GLACE, LENos:
CREpEs, PoPLElN RsGENGE PQPLElS BEANAisE'
POLL DE CHEvRE. GRIsAILLiE' Se' &e' Se'
At the following prices per yard: -, -,
| &c. l2lc., l5c, l8e, Bic, 10, 3lc 81. and up
| THE WHITE GOODS AND DOMESTIC STOCK
o0n'19 s5fe G%nqSFy e TOWELS and CRASHES
| All THE OLD PRICES.
| ALSO.
| SHIFTING and sHEETING MUSLlNs,
| PRINTS GINGHAM5 aud LlNlNGS
AT THE VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
ALSO THREE CASES FIGURED MARSElLLEs' o.
81 ct,. per yard, worth Il ots
CLoAKs! CLoAKs! CLoAKs!
| ALL THE LATEST STYLES
IN SILK AND CLOTH CLOAkS.
In GREAT VARIETY. 49,
AND VERY CHEAP
sHAWLS! SHAWLS
ALL TIE NEWEST FABRICS
IN SPRING sHAWLS -
FROM AUCTION
From 81 81 to $50.
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM or FASHION,
No. PSF BOWERf.
/ w. r. ROBERTS, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

EXCISE TAX LAWS,
~ BY
CHARLES +. ESTEE, ESQ.
Late Deputy Commissioner OF internal Revenue.
Ready for delivery FIidey, May IS,
THE EXCISE TAX LAW,
WITH ALL THE AMENDMENTS.
Together with the Instructions Blank Forms Deciions, ard
Regulations Of the Commissioner including those mot recent
And before published especially relating TO the
mont OF the -
INCOME TAX.
NEST complete, accurate aud reliable work with fa mar
gnai notes references, aud minute ycal Index
Valuable 10 ASSESSOR. Collectors, Lawyers Merchants,
Manufacturer Farmers and in fact to every Also
important for every Library
Compiled by CHARLES f. EsTEE, esq. late Deputy Com
missioner Of internal Revenue.
vol octave about $50 pages Price cloth, 81 sOi law IL
kTary binding ~.
Sent free Of postage upon reeeip. Of price
Orders respectfully solicited
FITCH EsTEE Co Publishers.
No. PaTk-psee, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
I AURA KEENE's THEATER.

JANE INDLISfVS
GREAT FRENCH TROUPE EVERY EVENING THIS
WEEK,
with the celebrated TROUPE ST DENIS from the Theier
lascaia Milan -
La BELLE ROSlTA,
whose Artistic merits have won iof her the title OF
IA RENE De LA CORDE.
First appearance m Ancrcs Oi tho two best pantomlInsts
Ia the wos.d HENRY AUGUST and JOSEF CARON
the ZANFRErrA FAMILY,
ALEXANDER, tho word-r ned Role Artist Mons and
Madame MARrENAN. PAUL DOSETrI; ths b-autif4!
boz YOUNG AMERICA AUGUST MULLER; Mile HOR.
TESsE LOUISE ZANFRETTAi /. ID. CORNE, the Eres,
Ii slish Comic singer.
FULL CORPS De BALLET
The opening Psntomime hrs, time in America, called
IL FEE ADELiNE.
VOLAU VENT,
In which al the Company viii appear.
During the evening
LA BELLE kOSilA
ALEXANDER ZANFRETTA.
10 iheir wonderful performances on The
1IOHT ROPE.
The whole Company in Twenty seven different Acts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ GRAND ORCHESTRAL AND VOCAL CONCERT,
BY Mr ROBERT GOLDBECk
TUESDAY EVENING, May 10. 1862
On which occasion will DO repeated Mr. God0ecks now
symphony for Grand 0Iches trs.
VICTORIA,
PEACE, STRUGGLE AND TRIUMPH
Tickets 81. FOR sale at Messrs. Beer Schrmors No.
7Ol Broadway Scharferz Luiss No. 7JB Broadway spi
tho principal Music Stores and q, She'll Saulsbury No.
Nasu Subscribers only viii be entitled TO the choice Of
which may be secured Saturday evening
10th inst the above places Subscribers TO four tickets
will be entitled 20 boxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

RARGAINs! BARGAINS!
ANOTHER WEEK FOR BARGAINS.
FOR THIS WEEKS TRADE,
we VIII '0"'" A6 fI BARGAINS
SILKS. sHAwLs. AND DRESS GOODS,
p''y GREAf AUCTION SALES
and &, LAST YEARS PRlCEs
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS
GOOD BLACK SILK, at s1.c.
OIL-RoILED BLACK slLk, a.
YARD-WIDE BLACK SILK, 81 80.
PLAiN-coLoRED SILKS all the choice sud fashionsbls
colofs from Auction at less than the importers prlee'
GREAT BARGAIN IN .,o.,n .,n,o,,r.
DRESS GOODS.
ANOTHER LOT q 900 PARIS BAREGE ROBES
FROM AUCTION, a to 70 yasd' each, at %,
worth S2.
Also :c0 pieces from Auction Of -
MOZAMBIQUES, VALENCIAS, AND POPLlNS At he
l3e, lso-, Z0c., ami 25c Yer yard
Tn. l.rs.. and most select stock Of Black. Drab, Pearl
Mode Slate aud Tan Alg.oa,. to be iouod in the city
MOURNING DRESS G6ops and sHAwLs.
Cheap, from Auction
THE BEST STYLES or AMERICAN PRINTS, at iSc
to i6c.
NEW SPRING DELAINGs, ., &c., zoe. 2ls and 2'c.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Also
HEAVY BARSsLEY DAMAsKs from Auoiiou $40, O.,
ALLLISEN DAmAsK NAPKINS. at 81 % per dOIen
Also,
BLEACHED MUsLISs a. Ise. aud Iec. per yard
- BLEACHED MUsLiSs. at 2Ic 2lc. AID PC.
Also.
QUILTS. TABLE-CLOTHs. LINENS. TOWELS. EN-
BROiDEnED DRAPkklE5, very cheap.
COO Dozen oil LADIES' and OtSI, LINEN HASDhER-
CHIEFS ui,htiy dsiDsged the yeyAge Of iuipOfia-
toni and sold sccouut u tue llsurAnce panes.
at auction, Of &c., I0c, lie, 10 (osn sneI Ie 1oc,
30c.
A GREAT BARGAIN
MANTILLAs. MANTILLAs.
OUR STOCK IS NOW REPLETE
WITH AN EXlLEstNE ASSORTMENT
or CLOTH AND SILK GAHMkNTS,
manufactured fIom tue most approved
PARIS SIGNS.
and including several 'noveltiss" TO be
ONLY IN OUR STOtE.
OUR PRICES a. In former seasons,
FROM 70 10 80 PR CENT CHEAPER
than Broadway and tknal.st. houses.
sHAWLS, 5HAWLS, SlIAWLS
STRIPED BRocHE sHAwLs (An wool a, o. 81 20
(worth e. 80 aud t0.
STRIPED BROCHE sHAWLs. superior quality, e. 80 TO
&6(worth 81 50 TO go.
FASHIONABLE GREgADlNE sHAwLs, 80 50 each
-. lwonh e5l.
CHECKED WOOL sBAwLs new designs. a, st,o IS.
BARGAINS RECEIVING DAILY FROM AUCTION AND
PRIVATE SAILS.
W. X PEYTON.
No. ia BOWERY near Houston't.