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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10

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~ - nsny uss6Al agplisssGs - 1Mnins,
Hasding, Tslsng. Tsekins, 0athsiaG 0segisg.
Bssidins, Embsuidssisg, Cssdiag, md - Sbsth.
No othsr Fsnily Sewing Mseiiss ~ 70 much
cspseity for gssss vasisty q WORT. 0fsss and
recent Improvements make our Family Sewing
Nsehine nosa rsaiable, - tssSl dusshos, soomo
osrtsip Il ssaioa = sllssAss ~ 1sed. II makes
the iuaerlocksd $500, which - the hest stitch
known. Any 80. svsa q ~ NOS osiissy CO.
peslsy, - -, = glasce, how n use the letter
A rsmily Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines ere finished in chaste and exqsisits
style.
Is piece Of cusuing workmanship Of the most
useful kind. Il pestecss The mssAsue whsa not
ia use, and when about to BE- operated may b
opened !. spacioua and substantial table to sus.
tain the work. While some Of the Cases, made
out Of the choicest woods, are finished In the sim
plest and chastest manner possible, others are
adorned and smbcu,stei in tie most costly and
superb manner
It's absolutely necessary to - the Family
Machine in operation. 90 a. to judge of its great
capacity and beauty. #
1t is fast becoming popular for family sewing al
| our manufacturing machinc. are for m.nufactur-
| ing purposes.
The Branch Onices arc we'll supplied with siih
twist, thread, needles, oil, &C., Of the very hes,
quality.
Send for PAMPnLgf.
/ THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
ass Broadway, New York.
Chicago Office, so Clark street.
r. KRAUSE q CO,
ine2y Agents In pavenpori.
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Nsw YosK, Sept. Q.
The New York Commercisi's Washing.
ton special ssys that ait the officers and
soldiers on detached duty have been order.
Cd to report to their regiments.
Lee evidently defsrs his grand attack
until bic endorsements come up.
No demOnetrati0os have been made by
the enemy ta.dsy.
lon accoune OF the storm at Chicago. no
u,Op. telro- ss.h Vss rcce,vcA
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Worlds SPECIAL. |


WASHINGTON, Sept 0.-Intelligence from
te front and Shenandoah seems to lead to
that EarlAs forces must be reinlorng Lee.
This is quite certain.
Lees massive achievements in front of
the Weldon Railroad are from Earlys com
mand.
A reconnaissance towards Shenandoah
from this direction found the enemy in large
force.
ST. LouIs, Sept 10.-Gen Home, COM
msnding the District of West Kentucky,
has been removed. Gen. Meredith takes
his place.
Gov. Flanagan has called special session
of tho Arkansas rebel Legislature.
The circulation of the Chicago Times and
Cincinnati Enquirer has been suppressed
at Memphis.
The New York News repudiates McClel
lan's nomination, and calls for the re-as-
sembling of the Democratic Convention to
either remodel the platform, Or to nominate
candidate to suit the present platform
The Boston banks offer it is said to bid
for 81 1905 900 Of the new per cent loan.
The New York Herald's regular Western
correspondent reports several expeditions in
Flo ida, in which horses, cattle, and valua-
bic property were captured.
The following despatch is in the Rich
mond Enquirer:
HEAnouARrERs ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE,
September 6.-To Gen. Braxton Bragg:
Sherman has continued his retreat be-
yond Jonesboro.
J. B. Hoop.
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MANUFACTURE AND DRALER IN
Nl Hats, Csps, Gi0ves, furs, &e. Stce on
- 81. between Main and Harrison. 1pl0-0m
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Il ne
NJ TEkE0AslPA. hI
nsbsl Report sftbs esptsrs II
~ ely q nsblls!
The New Ierk News Repupiates
McC1e1lou'e uoml natloas
4 Geaeral Esgsgenent Before
Rleimon( Imminent.
Suppression Of the Chicago
Times and the CiMcins
natl Enquirer At
Memphis.
Rebel Report that Sherman
is Retreating.
4 Gcaeral Engagenent Before
Rleinond Imminent.
Rebel Report that Sherman
Is Retreat1ng.

New YoRK, September 1O.--Thc Herald's
City Point correspe ndent Of the Sth says
Descrters and prisoners broughtin within
day or two state that Lee has moved his
headquarters to Richmond from the neigh
borhood of Resins OF Weldon Railroad with
avowed intention of giving battle. If this
prove true, we are probably on the eve of
an thcr terrific contest.
Our pr psrations for 0fense and defense
arc admirable, and Lee will have to elect be-
tween allowing us to retain occupation OF
he Weldon Railroad or retaining our en-
trenchcd position.
The Herdfd's correspondence with the
9Th corps, dated the 9Th, says yesterday
morning at o'clock, the rebels made an at
tack on one Of the advance picket posts Of
the 9th corps, driving them in upon the
line, wounding and capturing II.
The Xeraid's correspondent with the 9th
corps, dated the 9TH, says Gen. Grant visit
ed Gen. Wilcoxs front line to- day, viewing
the recently constructed works.
A branch railroad from there to City Point
will be in operation in few days, ard TO
every point of the line, dispensing with the
heretofore difficult transportation Of stores
over the lengthy high road.
The features Of this new road is that ii
| runs up hill and down hill, without any re-
ference to the time ho;.ored requirements Of
&, aiding &c.
The road is now in operation to the Je-
| rusalem plankrOad
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PosTPoNExENr.-The lecture of James
McDermott, Esq, Of New York upon the
subject of 'Ireland's Wrongs, and princi-
pies Of the Feni.n Brotherhood Explained
has been postponed until Saturday evening
the 10th inst. Lectnre 1t Lahrman's Hall.
Lecture in Rock Island on Monday even.
ing.
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nNE OF THE ABOVE MAGNIFICENT SIDE
~ wheel Steamers will leave this point every
morning It O'Clock, connecting at Muscatine
with the cars for Washington at burlington
for Mt. Pleasant, Oskaloosa, Ottumwa, and Chi
cago Trains, and At Keokuk with Northern Line
Packet Cos boats and Keokuk Packet Co.'S
boats for Quincy. Hannibal and St. Louis, max
ing close connections at Hannibal with trains GO
ing west and at st. Louis with st. Louis aud
Memphis packets for Memphis and St.lLouis 4
New Orleans Packets for New Orleans.
For Freight or Pass age apply on board, or at
Northern Line Packet Office.
u. NJ. PREI~TYMAN, Agent.
Davenport August 9Th.
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HAnPERs FERRY, Angus. Our caval-
ry have been engaged almost constantly in
skrmishing with the enemy; the pickets
are dri-lng them where they are ul'sup-
ported bp Infantry, and retiring when ever
they find too many of us.
Early manifest no further symptoms of a
desire to attack us in force, but on the con-
trary seems only anxious to retire with the
with least annoyance.
1t is stated that Avcrill in falling back
from the vicinity Of Martinsburg, was less
fortunate than was stated, but nothing like
disaster befell him.
Thcwarm days and cold nights begin to
tell on our men, indicating fever.
Worlds ashington special dated 1:30
last night says it was rumored in that city
that Mobile had fallen. The information is
said to have bsen obtained from rebel deser-
tiers, who say Dog River bar was passed by
the whole fleet, end after terrific Smelling
the city surren erred, the troops having re-
tired to the interior.
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uoboe1eo - vvaapo1.
4 Ms~o poyels 1ll1s11e - - ~.
snpes hsn drat Who may enlist = SD
sIi1s1s. q eus A1cs:
foe three ysar : service, $3.50
. NO d ............ $50
% one do .......s...s. 20
Ten Doh ~ win b paid to any perssn
bringing re n sxcspesd Ssbstitats.
JOHN t. SWfTS I co.,
No. Nichols Block, up stairs.
DIR Y 90 Dis |!
I'D RY GOOD S!
SELLING OFF
Tor a Short TtMse !!
G. S. WHISTLER
is positively closing
out his stock of Dry
Goods, and will sell
AT NEW YORK
RATES,
for a short time, after
which the balance of
the goods will be
shipped to the New
York Market, where
they are selling at a
large percentage over
our present prices.
/ September 9Th, 1864. d&wtf
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SUBSTITUTES WANTED
SUBSTITUTES FURNISHED
y JoHN l.. SwIrs & Co.,
No. Nickolrs Block (up stairs.)

Howe no you Do ?--The ladies have been
humbugged long enough by poor, cheap
made, unservicable sewing machines, there
fore we advise them to call at Cones and
see machine worth looking at-worth
buying-and worth Using. 1t is positively
the best machine for oil kinds Of work, ever
made or used. 1t is none other than the
Celebrated Howe Machine. sp5-dtf
WANTED IxxkDrArEly.-Six good wagon
Makers to whom constant employment and
highest wages will be given.
B. II. KrMBLE,
scpt5dlw Rock Island, Ill.
A FINE TnrNa FOR THE TEErH.-The fra
grant sOZODONT appears to have taken a
very prominent place among the most APP
proved dcntifrices Of tho day. 1t is very
popular article for the toilet, highly recon-
mended by all who have used it as beau
tifier and preserver Of the teeth, refreshing
the mouth. sweetcning the b. cath, arresting
the progress Of decay, and otherwise bene-
fitting the user. Boston Traveller.
BALL FoR BELL The Filct Boys-No.
8, want new bell for their engine house,
and to raise the funds give splendid Ball
at Lahrmann's on the nth inst. Tickets
can be bought Of Henry Kerker.
Mas. E. +. BAsssff will give PIANO, Melc
leon md vocal sous a. Ter music roomt,
Reowi ~ bleck, NJ. So Brady street or Al
tie house, Of pupsis, Instruments furni he'd
lnH LIZ 4 iNa
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DEcATua, Ills, Sept. 9.
The Sanitary Fair 1t Decstur will open
st 3 p. n, Tss sdsy, the 18th. Governor
Yas"s end Gen. Rosecrsns viii DO present.
CIV. Yates will deliver the inaugural Cd.
0rooo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-10

DRACfICAL DYER..PARTiCuLAR AT
8 C.rment. ~ ~ kind-to give any color de.
ared. Third ,xfeet, two doors west Of Iows--
aorth side. myl5-dly
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AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
~ Commercial Alley, opposite Post Ufiee, D.
enport lows. nysI-dAwtf
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TROLLOPES LINDISFARN CHASE.

rINpIsFARN CHASE. A Novel By r. ADoLPH 5
TRoIIoPK $40, Cloth So; Paper. 81 80.
IN 'Lndsan Chase Mr. 4. Adolphus Trolope has put
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ct Alnson delnes,or Of life and manners The chsrss
Ger Of Marguerite the Engrh s who has been be" e'rf'
by French kinswomsn, and Of her war;, Mr. Frederick
FaconeT the calculating young banker as carefully
studied aud suy developed per'onsges In Bszse
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HARPER L BROTHERS.

Have Just Published;
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OF THE SOURCE OF THE NILE By Captain Jsas
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THE RELIGIOUS TRAINING OF CHILDREN In the
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Mem Publications.

DUBLlSHED THIS DAY.
OUR NUT UAL H. ~ ~ ~
INV WORK By CHARLES piCkEGIni,; Illustration,
Book frs, NOW READY, 3l7 pages. :n' yoru BOOKS
THE LADY OF LAGARA IL.
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One volume, l6mo. Price u o.
VIII be ready on Saturday an ,,.Sr
HISTORY OF THE PROGRESS OF MANI
FACTURES
AND
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From Cyclop&dis Britannica, with NUMEROUS hu'"a"oh
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No. ts Walker at, Now York.
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I7INELAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING

FaRMs.-Lsrre and thriving settlement, mild and
nsshsn climate ~ miles south OF Phsdepha by railroad
Rich soil which produces large crops which can now be seen
growing Ten twenty and hy acre tracts a. from 500 80
m u,snuctor-s and ohers churches SCHOOL, and good
cely u is now tho most Improving place East or wes,
IN. ose laid unsurpassed Letters answered Psper
and giving foil information will be sent free
ndlr-s. CaAS. X. LANDS Fnesnd Post-Oncs, CuinDer
land Co. ~ j. From Report Of Soon Robinson. Agriea,a!
Editor Of The Tribune. Of the mot extensive fertile
raj, in an oof ve posfoa and suitable condition
l-a.qnt farming that knov Of this eide Of he Westsrn
Pr1srfes
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Mem Publications.
A GOOD NEW NOVEL
FRESH BOOK or TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE.
HARPER BROTHERS. NEW YORK.
Publish This Day:

L.
ROSS BROWNIES
CRUSOE'S ISLAND, CALIFORNIA
AND WASHOE,
CRUsOE'S ISLAND; aRamble In the Footsteps OF Alex
snder sekk With Sketches OF Adventure in California
and Wsshos. BY J. Ross Browse, Author Of fusef,
kc. With Illustrations. limo. Cloth, 81 70.
These accounts Of Mr. Brownies varied travels In divers
portions Of the globe marked the peculiar chaate
tcs Of the Author At the bottom Of ALL 10 sound common
keen observation and quick perception Of odd phases
Of characters rather perhaps the odd phases Of even the
common place characters thcrs is anything ausin
or humorous In any person whom he meets 10 suso %
drawn by the magnetic attraction of Mr. Brownies son
bsnor Ia nothing Is Brow happy than in
hitting Of the travelling John Bull, provided Win 'h'
thousand and absolute necessities Of gentleman no
undertakes to rough 1t in the wds OF Caiorna Aecn
docs oleve-y hit Of the Engbnsn az nome hsn
Browne does the Bton abroad with and pencil of no
clever with with the other There Is nothing III
ns,ured In Mr.. Brownies humor He likes the world and
everybody ia 1t, and 80 everybody likes him BE cannot
day in the ssnse.t country without making friends
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MADAME NJ. l.. MAS bcgs to inform her
wi numerous aud the public in general that 'ho
la. Transferred her establishment. OF Coaks aud Drese. nom
No % Ami,yst to No. Liz Broadway corner OF %h'.
Trimming, will also be sold separately for C'osS ana
Dressc. moderate prices and materials OF the richest qaa
tie. will also be always on hand
notice will be further printed announcing the opening
iaY.
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Gharfes for Bnoiness Men.

FIRST CLASS GLASS WORKS For Sale
ease In Philsdrlphiai can tnra out 600 ponds
daily II either lint Green Dis,s h~ PA. N con frtc
gunn!f order In ten day. Has splendid s,sorm-ut 81
Mon.ls for tlu, Green Glass wors Presses fpes Tools
Pots AZ and every ,rcle Required FOR immediate "of
operation. Terms ANA pIce rcisonAbs Addcs ItipolAA
UPrOS NofhEs.t OF Second and esiheEins sta,
PhiiAde .vhiA
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NvxvvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER s. 1864.
Drp GOODS.

IMPORTANT 10 orrrnpxys
A~''' "" NECKLTIES
oNABAsIs OF GOLD AT PAR
SMITH & BLAKE. No. 370 BROADWAY,
Large Store corner Of White-st,l
der to close GU. AT RETAIL enormous wholesale 'scA
OVER SEVEN THOUSAND DOZEN
NECKITIES,
i'h IEExTRAoRDINARY PRICES, us
s dozen fne Tie, .s aSc regular pr'cs r 1S Soc
,2Co dozen superb Ties at Soc. regular price, 7Sc A.
300 dozen magnificent Ties at Toe regular price, ~
These goods tie styles and the richest to be found
In market They were intended io the WHoLEsALk ihADA
but the JoBBs rs having become
BUTTERFLY DEMORALIZED"
positively be closed any who wishes to buy
WITHOUT Asr RzsxSSscA wHArxvEn TO THE PRICE 81
1Is Ties arranged according Price upon table osd
ins s b ss Iss cdn,s n sc p'A"'
''" ALSO 1 TO tSs Be CLOSED oGT AT RETAIL, AS
The entire stock Of vol known Troy Collar manufacturer
consisting Of over SIX THOUSAND DOZEN
GENTS SUPERIOR. QUALITY
LINEN COLLARS,
Tn AT the Latest STYLES Of rundown and Gsyote" Price
81 per dozen 20 cents single collar The regular retail
price OF these collars BEFORE THIS VAR WIS pc, dozen
All persons in want Of NkCkTlES or CoLLAAS should
not IAN 70 GO" !" No. a5e BROADWAY.
MADAME NJ. l.. MAS, a lhonnehr de faire
WI part nombrsuss clientele ct nu Public EN- senea
quele Went do transercr disbursement dn No. ~ Aui'y
No. III Broadway coin de- Ia a5iens rue, ct on ellie
ouvert grand mas .sn de MantesuI ct de Robes
Garnures pour Robcs ct ManteanS Sc
ront AUST vendues sepsrement ct des prI modere On
trouvera pus che assortment dEtofes pour
Robes ct Msnteaux.
I'm avis ul,6rieur indiquera ls jour douverture.
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Real Gsiatt for Sale.

DOCK FOR SALE.-THE LARGE DOCK
IL near the Railroad Depo. 8. Ehzsbe,hpoTt, n J. has
Feet front also track connecting with the Contra
Railroad Of New jersey =. X kELLOgo,
1919 PesYl Street, New York.
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90 fet
Eouses an6 5arms Wante6.

WANTED.-Part Of HOUSE, situate be-
w tween 9Th ard 9th av and 18Th and <ohs,s Addres.
@, Box No. no.
UTANTED-A STORE between Wall and
w Peek Slip Esst-Cfs. Possession Immediately
Aadress DICkERSOS. REED CO.. No. lG fTonts.
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OIL, COAL, AND TIMBER LAND.-The
~ subscriber offers for sale TRACT Of LAND In Wood
County West Virginia containing seven hundred acres oe or
ess situated In the immedate neghborhood Of number Of
large snd paying Oil Wells II il heavily covered with best
qualities OF Timber and lying the North estern Railroad
offers unusual facitir for getting to nisk. WIN dispose Of
hall or whole a option Of purchaser. Title perfect
EUG. LIST.
Parkersburg, West Virginia
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Ga!es bp Auttion.

UCTION NOTICE.-By order Of Rear.
N Admiral HIRAM PAULDING will offer for sale -
MONDAY the Path Inst, at II O'Clock at the NayS
Yard Brooklyn shout hundred and hny piecea LIVE
OAA SHIP amber on sccoun, Of storage and chargsa
y. ID. I. MARSHALL.
L. = Naval Slorekeeoss.
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CTEINWAY a. SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS now oonsidsrei
tie bet IN Europe vel this country having received Una
hr., Pfr. Medal 1t the Worlds Exhibition Ia London lof
The principal by the steuway Piano. arc superior
oihsrs L. ina, the nfm,. V'ar--ei q o." pseh
tsnf OFT. Aiers father aud Tour ou) who invent al their
osn iripfevrsDsn aud under whose personal supervision
every rat O! Instrument Is pAnuiauIed WATrroom.
No, snd y Fast Fou,e-nih botw Union Square and
Irxtn, Ilnre Ney-Yort
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L'ARM for SALE.-hor sale frst;class
Farm In Benton Co. Ind containing $50 acres Of wol
improved and eli under fence In sight OF Oxford the County
hours drive from railroad station and i've hours
drive from Lafayette The improvements sonsi', OF two
house Of large frame barn with
grssrs. ssbing sheep sheds. COW houses and eoncrbs
Two tenement houses with stnbliDs 9c young and TINY
ng orchard OF choios fruit An abundance Of water
arng grounds for any quantity stocb adjoining tie fern
Thi. be divided TO advantage into si end
q viii be sod on ten equal annual payments Each payment.
can be made o. OF tho farm For further parcnars address
WIZ bRADFN, lntsnapoll.. ndisna.
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DIANO AGENCY.-Tho undersigned offers
hs services Aent to pafchs. Pianos foI fe'ii'n'
Of New YorK other places selecting them rom ~. manu-
feori., which hs or the purchaser. themselves will prefer
lila owiedrs OF this nstumeut for many years ehsbs
him 20 i've entr. ,aaon to thos. that employ him lie
also or, ms services Pfoscuor o! e instrument and
hAvnr been the 81 he little daughter the wei
Known M.s N RESA CARRtSO he think. he need, no r
t.r A. 20 reference lie can give many
,p.c,bs on-s q them he cn'd,rs sufficient tina.
o. the .nuin,u, r.!si, l. N. OOTIsChALh
NJ. A. CARRESO.
No. lls Nav. bet nh .nd 9Th ,t,. New Yorh
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DRINCE's IMPROVED PROTEAN FOUN'
TAIN PEN-saii.f,csicn guaranteed Absolutely N
corosbls; all kinds Of ink eau be used the How pes'e
oncs sns rite. hours 1t Is compact Tor the Pocss -
Ill; n-.se The most fsstidious psnman: PukDl W. r~
n,;s,py. ara sole Manufacturers NO 3JJ Broadway NJ II
VXyM. EVERDELL~ SONS, No. lO4 Fulton.
w ,-sTATfONERS and BLANK BOOK MANUpAo
TURERS
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'NUE CALENBERG and VAUPEL PIANO
Il FoRTES. wsr--roYms. - and ioi Beecs.rst, New
on flosse seBd tor cur usr.
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AND DELAWARE FARMS

MARYLAND AND DELAWARE FARMS.
WI We have for sale $40 FARMS in these states OF
AS BEAUTIFUL AND PRODUCTIVE LAND As EVER
THE sun SHONE on. essy Of sccsx by railroads and
steamboat. These Farms in many csses be bought for
less than the upon them cost in consequence
of the change from Slave t. Free Labor Good climse
healthy light winters; productive lands; easily cultivated
excellent water and many other advantages Pnces from 80
TO $50 per 49,
send for Register containing full Particular To- We
have an intimate knowledge OF the lands these States In
quiriss by letter promptly answered
GEO N. TOWNSEND 4 co,
No. l2Jt South Four,ist, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

rINHE CLASSICAL FRENCH, ENGLISH,
l. and PRIMARY SCHOOL Of p,a BERriiET and
y. BRAMAN. go Broadway, Will oPEN sept 18th.
There il . q gymnasium. For circular. inquire Of
LOCKWOOD, All Broadway.
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Gtationsrp ano fanep GOODS.

ERANCIS & LOUTREL,-STATION FMS
II PRlNTERS and BOOK BINDERS; No ~ MaSs
Lane. diaries for 1855 all kinds Bank Books raps' ~
/ c,.,iorarv Ordes so icifed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

V'HE MISSES WALKER WILL REOPEN
Il their Day School for Young Ladies' No liz Msdisol
Ayenue ON Tuesday September 2Oth.
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS will be supplied
" on the LOWEST TERMS and in ths GREATEST VA
EIETY Difooonsry orders kinds and Quantities with
e.sn prolnptly attended Also, SONGS BADGES, DO
HsAxAvSk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

Our stock embraces all the leading designs introduced e.
the h all and Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

VNHE MISSES MARSHALL'S SCHOOL, No.
L lal West 18th Street will be- RE-OPHNkD on MON.
DAY September l2lh They eanrccevs foln four to Pu
nils a. ho.rdrrs