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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
The Winnna and Ct pator Railroad

The Winona and St. Peter Railroad,
starting westward from Winona, on the Mis-
slssippi River, has been finished to ST.
Charles, distance of twenty nine miles
westward, on which the cars are now max
ing daily trips. This road is being pushed
forward to Rochester, distant from St.
Charles about twenty-five miles, which
place they expect to reach some time next
July or August. This road when finished,
will run from Winona to st. Peter, OF the
Minnesota River, distance Of near 125
miles, passing through the richest agricul-
tural portion of that young and growing
State
Gen. Pope has issued an order to en-
igrants intending to take the Missouri
River route, picturing the dangers from
hostile Indians along the river that have
been forced westward since the Indian mas
sacres in Minnesota. He recommends the
emigrants to communicate with Gen. Sui
ly's expedition, following it up the river till
all danger is passed, when they can go on
safely without the aid of this escort.
REBEL STRENGTH. Baltimore cores
pendent Of the World makes careful sum-
ming up of the rebel strength in their DIFF
ferent departments, giving Lee 100000,
Gen. Polk 10000, Longstreet 10000, Beau
regard 10000, Gen Kirby Smith $4,000,
Gen. Maury, at Mobile, 5000. This makes
a total Of disciplined troops in the rebe
army to be 275, 5000 We do not think. in
reason, the rebel army exceeds 800, 900 men
at the present time. 81
PESNsYLyANIA.--In the Senate recently
an amendment to the Constitution was ia
ken up, giving the soldiers the right of suf-
frage. Mark the vote Il a5asrs
Every Union Senator voted in the affirm
alive; seven Democrats voted no five Dem
ocratic Senators lodged the test, and only
one Democrat supported the amendment.
Comments ON these proceedings are un-
necessary. lg aa. a Il
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
j. OS T

ABOUT the 1st of March, one pair Of square black
leather Buggy Cushions They stitched In front,
and had used GONE, but stil In good con-
aition. Any returning them, or giving informa-
ton concerning them, will greatly obige the owner
u2s-w3 a. B. ROBfSsoS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
S.. HENDERSON.

Takes this method Of announcing to the inhabitants
of Dodgeville and vicinity, that he has removed his
Shop to the premises door south of J. PHILLIPS
store, where he will be ready at all times to attend to
the wants of his customers in such manner to
give general satisfaction. t eaff
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
For one yeer, unless otherwise mentioned. / would
also cal attention to my stock of Clocks Jewelry Sill
yer Plated ware Notions &C.. which cannot DO
passed, either in quality cheapness in the State
Gold Pens and holders of all styles and qualities.
fine assortment of Pebble Glass Spectacss various
styles of frames, always on hand .gxs.,
Highest price paid or.oid Cola and Silver.
Dodgeville, May 14th, 1868 n35-iy
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
Caution.

My WIFE, HARRIET, HAVING LEFT MY BED
lTI and hoard without just cause or provocation. als
persons hereby forbidden to credit her account
will pay debts of her contracting after this date.
Dodgevlle, March 18th, 1864.
n2Sw4 THOMAS DAVIS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
JAMES JONES,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, May be found at his Of
ID fee in his shoe store, opposite Lean Thomas Co.'S
Store during all business hours, ready to attend to all
business in his line. n2Syl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15
Chicago COpperhead Plat
form.

ist. That in the future, Ms In the past.
We will adhere with answering fidelity
to the Union and the Constitution as The
only solid foundation of our strength. Sc
curity and happiness as people aud a.
the frame work Of our Government.
equally conducive to the welfare and
prosperity of all the States, both Northern
and Southern.
I'd. That this convention does explic.
lilly declare as the sense Of the American
people. that after four years of failure to
restore the Union by the experiment. of
war. during which, under rIe,ense of
military necessity or war power higher
than the constitution, the constitution
itself has been disregarded in eyery part
and public liberty aud private rights alike
trodden down and the material prosperity
OF the country essentially impaired; that
justice, humanity liberty and public vel.
fare demand that immediate efforts be
made for cessation Of hostilities with a
view to an ultimate convention of States
or other peaceable means to the end that at
the earliest practicable moment peace
may be restored on the basis Of the Fed.
eral Union Of States.
I'D. That the direct interference of the
military authorities Of the United States
10 the recent elections held in Kentucky.
Maryland, Missouri and Delaware. was
shameful violation OF the Constitution.
and repetition of such acts in the an.
proachipg election. will be held. AZ revo-
lutionafy and resisted with all the mean,
and power under our control. ST.
4th. That the aim and object If the
Democratic party 10 to preserve the Fed.
eral Uuioa aud the right. of the S.a,es
unimpaired, and they hereby declare tha,
they consider that the Administration bv
the usurpation Of extraordinary and dan.
gereus powers not granted by the Coos,i-
luton, the subversion of civil by military
law In States not in insurrection. the ar.
pltrary military arrest, imprisonment.
trial and sentence Of American ci,;zans
10 States where civil l.w exists in full
'iofce, the suppression OF freedom OF speech
aad OF the press, the denial Of the right
Of asylum, the open and downrivbt d;s.
regard OF State rights, the EN- ploy meat Of
unusual test.oathi, and interferenca iii,
and denial of the right of the peo,.ls u
Dear arms In self-defsnss, as calcul,ted 10
pfessstthe RESTORATION of the Uo;os "a
the perpetuation Of . Governments der;y.
governed. 'o y sne
9th. That the shameful disregard ~
The Administration to it's duty 10 respec.
% our fellow citizens who now and lp.r
have been prisoners of war 10 ! ,nsTo,;oes
condition, deserves he sevsrest re,r,,hs
ton on the score alike Of public pal;o,
and common humanity.
9th. That the sympathy of the Demo-
cratic party is heartily and esrnestly eY.
tendsd to the soIdiery Of our arny Who
are and have been 10 the Geld snder tAe
nag OF their country. add in the event Of
stts'ning power, they will receive eli the
care, professions and regard hist the brave
soldiers Of the RePublic have 90 noblyI
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15

Resolved, That it is the highest du,v
OF every American citizen to maintain
against all their enemies, the integrity 81
the Union and the paramount authority
OF the constitution and laws Of the United
States; and that. laying aside all differ.
ences and political opinions, We pledge
ourselves, as Union men, animated nv :
common sentiment, and aiming 1t com
mon object, to do everything in our power
TO aid the government in quelling by force
OF arms the rebellion now raging against
its authority, and bringing to the punish
ment due to their crimes the ,ehsl, I'D
traitors arrayed against it. lProlonoed
Applause. ss1
Resolved, That we approve the de,sr.
m'nation of the Government of the United
States not to compromise with rebeIs or
TO offer any terms of peace except such :.
may bA based upon az uocoudit;on., en-
.s Q. their hostility and return to
their just allegiance to the Const;,nt;on
sod laws OF the United States and TIA,
We call upon the Governme NJ - ,n.;..a;s
TINS position, and to prosecute tbs -.
with the utmost possible yicor ,o.hs
plete suppression Of the rebellion n S s.,,
reliance upon the self-sacriGces. The ;a,.;
otism. the heroic valor, and the rna tsu'.
devotion of the American people to ;n 'ug
country and it's free institutions. rAn
plause. Tap
Resolved, That q. slavery was Tho
cause, and now constitutes the strengfh
OF this rebellion. and a. it must be ,lvsr,
and everywhere hostile to the priucinlss
OF republican government, in stice aud the
national safety demand its utter and com :.
piete extirpation from the soil Of the Re-.
public [applaOse]; and that "a .rhala
and maintain the acts and proclaim ,;.,..
By which the government, IN ia a. {.
Tense, has aimed death blow :, .h;s ::
gantic evil. We are in favor sr,hss
more, OF such Al amendment TO the eon
ss'tutson. to be made by the people in eon
fofmity With its provisions, a. .h.l, 49,.
inmate and forever prbhibi, the exis,.nas
OF slavery within the limits or the ;..;.
diction of the Emitted States. TApplan.. !
Resolved, That the thanks of the Ans,
lean people are due to the soldier. ma
sailors Of the navy [spplasse] Who have
periled their lives in defense OF their oon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15
lKIGINAL NOTICE.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Bsnuis Lynch
he Ia the cr OF the Clerk II the Court az L.
county, Iowa AT 1t Madison, petition of Nancy Ixnsh
eaih ne If w divorce from the bonCs Of faafriniery
On The groa.sd % wiiliui 5eseriior.
Unless toH appear Thereto and aeeti before nasn e.
tie se-s,si day e the December term 1854 Of saa Dis
tssef Court oecree will be reUdered against YOU thereon
| ~ default RANKIN NctRAEY
Resenh* stamp 30 cts Attorneys iot PiAntiS.
aHg3o- die
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15

lhe speaking viii be at o'clock P. NJ except ut Ma.
Non, Cedar Falls, lansing Dubuque aud Clinton where
1t will be atTp.M
Other appointments for Mr. DARWIN vii, be annou..ed
~ que time IL NJ. HoXIE
Chairman State Cen Cor,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15

EUR SALE-Atwo story House, first
II story brick with frame story above I'm the north
half Of lot In block leo corner OF ia.h and John.
SION. ffise $svo cash IL d. TES-EYCk, Agt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15

DOR SALE-A Brick Cottage DWELL
- ing House with rooms eisfern. cellar full lot we'll
fenced sfiasted on Faiton srret between 10th th
Streets Price sly0o. Enquire Of 4s.sss
ii. u. TEyEYcK,
sept6I Real Estste AIT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15

In quality and style 10 tnt any orders Prices away
Mt ths bottom Of the market. jrIyII-sly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15
r AND FOR sALE-I have !, o55

IL ef Land which Ssh sell: $40 scre. t- in
Aontrose Bottom. miles n " Of the town Of Mint.
TJe yra;fe AMI 1etinlir 80 nrsdar
good fenc four Catins, With tLYe- s1a wrl O.
water each snd t~" poods of for stock aiso
large barn, well framed aud covered "a acres lies AZ
miles north Of kceknk aud - miles the Nlsss
sipfi river. This tracs has two C&tss ~sll Of water
stock water, $50 acres uneier Eeod frurr.
Ether tract viii be sold So &c psr acre or div ,.e.,
TO suit psrasrs 81 frs,ai - 81 yse~ scre Liberal
indulgence FOR deferred %, raents~i he sives Title
Indispensable. FRANK RAi.LlNGgH
ialvll-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-15

r7L5 FK9FAIkTcAs,
No. 80 Liberty street, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

The above sr1 Of proposals Vii be slhetrd 70 n closely
rrct- o. O.hcr .Ss. wiH be received by the Del 'tnsus
snl driv ccu.i .-rsl.
Apf,.r siaty dat d.. bdrr Is able TO f1ihll tie ecD
certif,I By q Of District Court
n,.d sses 1stot Attorney, mgss accompany ac groposs
a wI b. rejected
ar oath sfas .Ice to Unl;ed St,es Government. mud
ssa s-c1l pens I.s lIos4L
Tbs criirss uT g. ev,rIrd . the lowest r~sror,rtH
pf.sy nsg.. ill 20 ~ rolAed by nal obas
vi. ta ~ ID 10 F't-P.eJ, al! hey val Ia .bedatsly 81
ic red g. enter Ito connect, uu5sr o.ds W lie amount
$500 Togi. a. ps ~, ~ cert.lsd %.
EdlE my L. YisscI person "Aea he Proposals AZ
OF ned.
s PssOncs eiir.s o. TIE paFtes proposing n,uss b
III. .Eea, vTi.tsn ufUg he rgopo'aL
3fSss nust e s--trssed 70 lenry Johnson Medical u
X sad lI.veysr, l.. y -. NaslingGG, D. Z.
The isFrt-l,, re.erss ,Eo Ess 70 Ts,s eny or ell e3
Gooaltd a-sal..ye.
HENRY JOHNSON
Il 2 k, .ad rurveyor. 4. :. A., Nsshins.on. D. c.
PT.uiet .ous st Er5ts az can b. Id al tlls ollc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11
9aIs3 bp auction.
A J. BLEECKER, SON d Co. VIII sell at
IA aneiioo
''''" WEDNESDAY Feb D.

WEDNESDAY, Feb -.
At O'clock al Tho Ex changs Sses-oou No. III Bro.1wly
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE R"At LFfATE
On i0rH-AIE., i2yp, t3D AND 44TU-s n :tIS, BY
ORDER OF GEO. w. WRIGHT ssa. EAECUtON. ,
l8fHAyEHUE-8 lots tho east side between 41d and
Ath-stgeets, each zsxlO0 Qncluj.na cOfus.s). $500.
lUH-bfENUEl lot side, Ss-"s.r ;ith and i3th
st.. size 25Al0p.
4lND-STREEr-la lots On norh si3f = f,gist lp feet
OF l.hay. .ech lKip0 T. f4ln1-st j. iVi l.@t vde
&3O-STREE 10 lois north .iie commencing 10 ifet
essi 81 ioih y. Size 2axlJl, essl.
t;rii-STkEEr4 lots south side Of ,sh st.. commencing
10 feet east al iO,h-.y. Title leucet
l0r p ys sVply to Tie ls oneers 40 ~ tedef's', OF
to Wright heg.iiew, No. 81 Wallet
Also.
ny OeDER or fHE EXECUTOR,
The ers.class isory Fn1h basemen' brown stone mont
hon o end lot 30. 20 West Ddrf oor.a Qsc9l o.. the
south ,ilo. about midway betseen and 9tfeTs Lc'
g. Isl rc house ic3g5 orl in perfect or,er Ia. az TIE
modem Improvement. TIE nesbohooa on both sides OF
The StIeet g. brilt up OF iritci.ss holset.
BY ORDER or ri.E ExEcvToR.. ,,,
VALUABLE IBOfERrY At baiDttFcNI, GOWN.
po. ofgoapt o. Brdreier, co'n! 't't tte 80 81
1hadicns lLbci deceased. situated adjoining iie SCR is
Hotel .hs north tfo conner az 8al ld ternln'si
orpo,i the Corlr-i.g Bank a me hsld o Nast, coe
trinu' thsI 81 i-t D. upward a. go llb"ni sey
wi the lIb.e brk msnsioa thereon Ls p-oper Is IA
siesd lie mot y-cable pot IA sc cJ 70, DhcsePoi. TOT
bfs'n"ss purposes - =.
CclfE.,' ~ ". ~ D. TtAbltis 70. LAnL, cstI Ator'
ney sui Counselor 20. 10, broa-~ey, " J..
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Lr.sA0 Oy oags4yca N.yY plP4S,aays }

GALE Of CONDEMNED NAVY CANNON
- Notice = her D, given that tho 1871 day OF February
ii H. o'clock tegU VII, lie loG It public Suction ~
tee Navy AZ si11kyu New York and the Navy Yard
f.rlo b. hes shire, the follow ing CANNON, being
% uf d. cft h4osfn 10 gntral " 'Tease, VIZ;
one nlul rcd .Hd IA 100 ca.lrou 40 Navy ari. tlookyn
F.f,ysi1 t.al cannon ~ Navy. ard PorHuoIth.
t-sr guns - sob ~ tA- round sud half the
rtfchafr ,o be psG as tho completion 81 The sas
ami ere lti on the removal oil e guns b. ~ pur
cl.. witn nlst a., place within days Alter
t.o 4t.e. aud ~ thc expense Of sail purchaser.
a. A. MISE, Chirf " Bureau.
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Apar.r II MuILEa. Ane.ioneer.

ADafav II MuILER Arc.ioneet.
aLOUTH and WArEh-Sr, viii sell az Auo-
~ on THURSDAY heb. 49, u tho FNch nge Bsl,s,ooms
10 III B.oedway % y O'Clock, ho very valuable PLOT OF
LAND with a.. lr-, lars hyetory Bii'k WAREHOUSE
thereon hnoVn nos. 2i3 aud 20 Soa.hs; extending
through 70 Watcr Il, being Il fse nche, IN width esc
street BY 100 feet IN leph Tie bodyls erected In 1860
IN tho most sut'anlh manner fr Storage Wuehouse 10
ireh wss 20 81 s.oy. Maps tEs office 81 the AaetioeeI
No q Pinsst.
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rnrN Og pRnPnSAL

Tho gndsr.ruei 9csef 20 fTI.h daily, or o.hsyvfse n
he SO i~-!.l D. Lc lIo..lis rP0B approved ,sguiogf
of g. crs t 81 tne .i.3. ai0ec points az
g.. g. W.. -. 20 % bundled pounds namely;
- cts per hundred pounds 2
The lse .hri - o. TO ss,s aut .Ud suO ss
prove D. rou 10 charge, wh0 VII rscs.p or the scsu
.1l-nlt .sls.I.4 a. ti,l Ii,ai.
pfa.. De- bad 1908 time 20 tine GPon duplicate bifA
signed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

VALENTINES.
n You Want
4 SrhENllD VALENTINE
Fo. - Cent?
esud 20 sIRONo So 81 Hls'sc a., NewY
sou Wat
AsHLL Yip VA. .ETf,{E
9 20 ieui-f
SEND 20 STRONG No. g. Nart4s.s,, Esx-YorA.
You Want
4 SrLfNDID VALE MINE
taf One DOisrl
5eid 10 SIRONO, No. a. Hs.stu st., NoaYsIh
You Want
A SPLENDID VALENTINE
-! Two Uo4sf~l
Send 70 S<ROND, No 9. hEssau.tt Now York
DO aOu Want
A SPLENDID VaLl NTINE
iOr live Dolsrl
Bend 20 81 RCNt,. Va. % Nassau H. EsY. Yefk.
Persons ren,tnr any 81 tile' above amounts 70 T. w
STRONG, no o. ~ lew York, viii receive isr Of
postage bsagdli! VALENTINE, corTesp oDls viii tie
pnee greatly reduced a.c send eioLs your or6." q,
once.
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DrGrc5Ils.
Nrprcu prgy.Yoa's oy,rc.


UAsan010S. . L., Fc5rusry l. las4. ! i.
DROPOSAIS rOR ICE.--S.ALED PRO,
J. PDShL- viii ho received o. iii ONCE Dut y a. ReA.
ray the ID. furnishing Zee 60 ne Medical DspsrnssS
Of .4e Amy e1ss ls present yeir At .e points hes~s
i eeo..c' o. each pe, d eei..Ey Or b.
te 'e 1854 a. ot Apr r.zti DE i'e 10 to b. Is:epxd
or uut Us guilty to- ncts n -be ice house, the ma.
n wd l pacsed sbal have cen approved by ned
cai ocer o9poil'ct .o. te 7uPo'e or ~ IsdcA 10.
freco. $40 payment vi be- md 7ly Tor ,Lo amount has
n.o...s Iii, b. ito en-a.i.ie, Indicated bslov~
feqa's . ne se oye aeei ','h ~ p'oyl,o is ,tSrS
ora Re 1ceG % 30 ny s ~ re yssF sufpis sssl 10
QUANTITY 70 ~ DELIVERED Al Il
Annsroii lIdIee-i0usc oaue4 b. tao ULi.ed 5s.ss-s
$50 t,s.s.
Fore-s Monroe owned By the United stssss
tsiB, Lookout: Md-oehoass owned By TIE uhsi State
fssa1a,b We Aore no, owned by The United s:,.ss
.ewern H. cceboa,e no. owned By the United s..sss.
i-,on f,eld & Clcehouse owned by tho United STATS
Be.'Ai :. C-.cs house owned By the United stsss,-
800 tuna.
w-i-f :,r tie vesr irf4 IN such quaes may be,rs,
ad b. lie s1fgeoss .n cire az Uai,ed states 6easr,s
Ig.g'.s. g2oa lie following annual e.tipats, IL AID
Boz on Ea.s. ~ isns
res,.York. gy' taaL
New-iay-n CoLn, 80 tons. =
PiLal.lrs.l. Il.. ~ . lila.
Ecw.rs =. ) 30 .nrs.
WssiE..'cr, 3. e . p 70 tunL
Hs..ror- Sd. .c' CONS.
ireoe ck nd. - ''H..
k ali Oue tr' may b. reqsir.d a. these psosg
Ua. J.larp 1866 .rc % be- furnished a; re rates.
kUtH OF iaDlOStL. F..
Tic urd'.~y'ef proposes % farnsh - '-ns o! 6rs3
90 ty % icr c.f, ed 10 .ub,-antli &c Us.s at sA
~ liu.i. Ii,.l pa l's, i..I~Y
,io fo,owu, scee pc of7o thousend pourds. nars.
lyss
t1ri. a. 6 Per tn.
TIE 10 20 hs r1h ire On 0ecfiou sn>
approve Il Nr4 o'r,,5 olsr properly sppoinei is<
.. .c'o- tef're Z. ss -',r'2.ad fo-
iayarl. ~ - l %. % time upon dsr-ste tflsr
csE.sSed - b. 40 Medal D.iss'or.
ssled
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9ales bp Guetion.
I J. RLEECKEP, son q CO. viii an :

A J. BLEECKEP, son & Co. will solI 4
"a auction ,he following CURIoslTIgs. RELics
GLASS, &c, &c belonging The estate Of Inc late TH0S
RlEI 6gcc,, - o5r o. h.s Eteeftos 10 take rlsce Z
froadgay snd trank.'e o., on FRIDAY Feb H. 1884 MI
ocoes p IN; the th,i..e' riclre. Prints, Glass; Relic
Ing % No e-totc o. sid - noy. some Of these 81
r.os rs age gre I'D ,'ge 1ou3 them tho trunk os
the Marble .tgtue ~ Wa.in P winch formerly stoeS -
ths uters' c;iou % william sgd Nsts Ia ts CITY, .a.n~
curiofs inoi7n mpe"e pa. Na-t,ubs &c. carved PoI.
Keys and paiocka he Gu Giass Stuffed B.d. lc. -
farr are as0 several D'r. siti0r or use in rcsausrt
psster gut F1cd ea.fs. he fe. Tre articles an
scen 2; 81 bonr' a. as hets rar;u,a a. uct.onesTs
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EpED, WRITE ard BLUE SERIES
Eg ROW READY,
LYRICS OF LOYALTY
By
OUR BTsi TOETS
n. rc ~ BRINK Ico1r-
C0ntaiuirg ioI s.ri. v4
SONGS ana POEMS. ~
9syAyr NHirTiER, ioisN'
To~-g.I,ov Akras loWvIia
- g,v-oq 5ToDTAlo,
Bck-2, Sttffi. ..r.,,, ''N
ONE HUNDRED OTHERS.
3ev neatly printed and don" up ana faoe for the craving
room Or tie any.
iGlce -l.
Zen. BY mail Zee, receipt 81 tas price
A'lress Tng 7RispyE, Aew.t ok OF pLO T. FC1NAu
xsbh,he., 40. AZ b.oaawsy
NeIy pcsd7:
T. SONGS OF TEE oJLuIibS. - -
4. Personal AID rOLi44CAL BALLADS OF Tx
WAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

IfINO CHURCHES, MANUFACTURERS, 80.
j Inc Cols,,ory o. The heiom. Dutch Church Offer for
ISLE their valuable Church Properly IL, norheast ci
Bosks and Wes Tenth streets fronting ooai Bleooke
ec by 100 Zee, IVES, Tsnih street, Tho church. C&Isi
bll IN 10 mosI substantial snd oompsts manner, snd 4.
pronounced BY osnpetont sathor,, 'uhcony strong 70
so two stories with any steam power which may DO Into
dlced II desod the ps~s fIui,s furniture and q. M.
tufss viii be sold with tho premises From i,s ,lle central
po'ton aud .oeesiby this ofoT splendid opportunity 10
any large manufacturing business. Possession given BY about
March 10 For further information apply 70
JOHN A. VAN BUsKiRK,
No. 10 Fourth Avenue, corner Of Tenth st. New York
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NAVY DsrsRrsENr D
BtRNAU ~ PRoyutoas AID CLorpISo,

NAVY DsrsRrkINr
btRNAU ~ PHosut0as AID CLorpINo,t
.,,a.,~.- 49, february J, 1905.
PROPOSALS FOR BOOrS.--Seaied Pro.
pgsa,snii oe rceived at tai. Bureau until oclcex,
the lSth February, lust, for Five Thousand Ps q
GRAINED LEATHER BOOfS.
The boots must be ii tho ees quality Of Oak tanned yrsnsf
sabsf srw al with Qv Al he sewing .ti,r
Ing 20 b. done lh tho hand to eoepoad IN every respe
With tho 90 oe found a, the Brooklyn Navy ard s
c~pt that tho sides .hs 20 sewcd with lie hands, and noA
mschne stitch sanple 4
The TO be delivered 1T the brooklyn yad Al the rate
One thousand Pairs ten days hr delivery 30 be msa4
within days aer being notne4 Of the Of th4
proposal and there undorgo the usual inspection OF the Ysrt
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Real estate for Sale.
LIEN a. BROWN,
"A REAL ESTATE BROKERS
fSee also AUCTION Saies.l

ALLEN a. BROWN, ,
"A REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND
2}os,. ~ nroys NO. o6 broadway,
o1r lie following Brown stone Trout HOUSES and LOIS
~ fpIc. .
Nidieogev. 2dfi liVn'sfpn pacf cor o. iosn -
". tt''-Ft He1r 1faay. w - n 49,, near an Az
W. s,tb a., atha'. W. J'n-f. near .'A-a"
vs.. 90. st.. tih-ts. v. i,n't', n'ti 5..i-tN
~ :, d. Il r.sr Shy. W. ffhsi., near .ii-sV
Aro /, unu.,ef of houses snd los, in drsloe locations,
Il foOs j. Ole properly ga Bros, 'y, D'fur Worth,
r-.aa'il Willie ii. lruaTd. rini. and .itlifsis.
4 90, Central POT. L0'Bo ths 5ih end IT, vs.
ffI srNrl vlTy i.bis pos of LOIS near tie cfntfe
P,.s aud in o,hcf ir-rub IL locations
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NpLENNID COrNTRY SEAr Id ATCTION

t.PItNNlD COUNTY, SEAL 10 AUCTION.
- -Nii positively b, sod 40 pti. rev. p by tire
sioi of Aoftoe't'r County a, l-ock nooY tie tolt-
10 Nii' iluus, olc CT tho most 6.sYulH a. hfy-
'ov-d places tconsi 20 OF co.ce on
Il.on VII IL d miies % sew OH. Mansion UfcA
flflh twenty o1asi o o. .fr ,yie sud convenience
ter odd tI4u lout, Farlhous1 sud Bud.
los, u' fate Ofperes under Tiss shout
,-f % containing &c ctoce.t vlls IT, a hrAiar Grounds
stocked with tbo tuct scs0u Of ffn o. s .or's In btsns.
about la0i cho. ptri ,p olrcots to-. peaches pufns
.~ io For Z, AIts ~ srv tie el,iirs Ba.s &c Co.
,pp.y to BOnEh MORGAN, no. iinssi.