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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
IMPORTANT LADIES

GREAT MEXICAN REM EDY."
DE. Aarvoy'0
hrO OF m a r e m e Pills,
Xy7R HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w (when the directions have been strictly
followed in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR STUPPAGE OF NATURE,
or in restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from Special affections, Ir0ls psus Uteri
the Whites, or other weakness Of the Uterine Or
gans. The Pills arc perfectly harmless on the
constitution, and may be taken by the most del
icate female without causing distress /; at the
same time "A ct Ii kC u Charna,
by strengthening, invigorating aud restosing the
systenl to q healthy condition, and by bringing on
on the monthly period OF regularity, 10
matter from what cause the obstruction may
arise. They should however NOT to takon the
first three or four month"; of pregnacy, though
safe at any other time, as miscarriage would Do
the result. Each box contains 10 pills. Price 81.
DR.. Hd,ves's Treaties on dissd.es Of Females,
PrsQnancy, Aiscavriage, Barrennees, Nessli-
ty, Reproduction and Abuse Of Nature,
and emphaticalIy the LApI.s' PalvArE MEDICAL
ADVISER, pamphlet OF 81 pages, sent Tree to ny
address. Six cents required 10 pay postage.
Tho Pills ard BOOK viii be sent BY msil,
dentialy, when desi.ed, securely sealed, aud pre-
paid, on receipt of mones BY
J. BRYAN. N. D., General agent.
-76-Cedar-street, New York.
Sold by all the principal Druggists.
Smith Dwyer, " holssale Agents, Chicago.
III. WELLS, Agent davenport.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ PERM ANkNT CURE OF
Gonorrhss, elect, Urethral Discharges. Impo
tence, Seminal Weakness, Nigh tly Emissions,
lncontinence. Genital Debility AMI lrri-
liability, Gravel, Structure and afec-
tions Of the Kidney l. Bladder,
which has..bsen used by upwards Of
100 Physicians
in their private practice, with eutire success, "a
preceding Cubeb's Capsules. or any other COM
pound hitherto known.
BELL'S- SpEClrEC. PILLS
are speedy 10 action, often efecting.a cure in q
few days, and when > cure 10 Effected it is per-
n,anent They are prepared firm vegetable ex-
tracts that are harmless on the system, and never
nauseate the stomach or impreguate the breath
and being sugar coated, ali nauseous t.sto il
avoided. No change Of diet is Necessary whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere With
business. Each Box contains six dcsen Pills
Price 81. Sold By oil the principal Druxgists
In places where no agent Is advertised they will
be seat BY mail, post paia, and confient.sliy Sc.
cured from observation when desired, receipt a
money, by J. BRYAN, N. d., IS Codar-.t, N. Y
Smith 4 lswyer Wholesale A gents, Chicago. !.
~. We ~ Agent, Davenport.
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Q q NJ . U M - - Z . ~
CAN b CURE

The advertiser, Physician II thirty years e.
perisncs, in the tire .tnent Of Lung Dlseasss,
Bronchitis, asthma. &C., but now retired from the
practice, 10 desirout Of inpsrting bis experience
BY difasing information invaluable to suffering
humanity, and which hiss Curtd thousands.
The came medicine will no, do for all He will
send Prescriptions. with full directions for use,
adat to zach particular case,aud will surely eff
feet cure. TkY Tf-it will cost You nothing-a
stAnp required for postage. Address.
n. LOVE. N. H., Box 5G79, New York City.
IL. WEI L., Agent, W venpGr'.
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Mr. GEoRGx \ BRuHN, Orgln Of st James Epis.
cspal Church, Chicago, Ill. says:
They far surpass all O,hcr instruments Of the
kind tn have come under my observation for
fulness, richness and brilliancy of tone, and
promptness and delicacv of aotioJ
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N Office

To ali whom il may Concern
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN 7th d,y Of December, 1858, 9. H. Kinney
made general ass gnment to tho undersigned OF
oil his property Tor tho benef' OF his dito-'.
All tersons having claims agains, the said
Kinney are hereby not d ID to p'esept tho same
under oath or affirmation to mo With, three
months after the uel cation OF this notice.
December IL 1868.
Claiu msy be fled It the Office Of
drff dsw y. II BaowN, Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

From Geo r Wiley. Org anist AID Director of Mu-
sic at John Street Church, Lowell, Mass.
LOWELL, MASS.
GgNrLEssN - Having thoroughly ex smiaed
your American Organs, am Of this opinion tha,
they are rot equaled by those OF any In aker-
They are distinguished from all have seen by
tner extreme fitness. Yet mel owness of tone and
their quick responses to the touch Of the perform.
or. 1 am yours, &c, Gao WILEY.
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RoxBURY, MASS
To allude to instruments which bear the name Of
S ID d ii W Smith, would be useless. They have
stood the the ties, for years: and when we cav
that they al ways fleet upon the reputation of
lso.i on men, awerd high praise. In quality
of tone and finish, they justly CLAIM, the first
rank and, having SO much At stat G, their name
on American Organs may be considered . good
endorsement Of any. Respectfully,
PRoFL u A SECHx.
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.HfSO eMeI0dgOs,,

sEtSO eXPkONCOt10
In every variety with prices ranging from $45 to
1925. Every one is
CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL
and examine our instruments whether they wish
to buy or not.
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asiSSiSSippi and Missouri kairOasi.


,c.ns run BY Chicago time, which Is t,s.,ve srss
,s,ss faster than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 10TH,
~ 1858. and until further notice, passenge'
rains viii leave Davenport ~ follows:
sou 4. II. Tor Grinnell aud w Washington.
2.t0 r n. for Iowa City and Nuscatine.
TRAINS ARRfvs At DAvsNr0KT FoLLOWs.
500 r. n. from Griunell and Washington.
s. 5P.M. from Grinnell and Muscatine.
Tho 500 An train out0 Vi d lvenp0rt makesd direct
functions ~ Crime H. Iowa city and Washing
with tho W es.ern Stage Gem psny 3 stages foI
81 points West, South vest and North-west.
Trains FROM the " ssl connect ~ Dsvsnpor,
slth trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
1s.ad for al points East, North and South.
Passengers arr reminded Of the necessity OF
ayirg distinct directions rs 70 tn destination Of
ae'- ecerrye slsc to prccr-esicknss hsfnre taking
hen seats d .se Gas.
JOHN +. TRACY, GesI Sal't.
A. EiABALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport. Nov. Is, ls63.-dtf
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kAlLKOADS
Illinois Central Railroad.

"a @0sslLlzs - 4 IS
IAN AND AFTER SUNDA NOVEMBER
Sd, trains will lesve from the Grand Central
lepot, foot Of Lake and South W alter street:
Through Express, At $3.50 A NJ, arriving at
Tally, exc, SIndaysJ "aro at 1870 III.
sEc This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, St.
louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Ascommodation) At 400 r N. for Cairo and Way
Train, Stations, arriving At Cairo at
Every day, s:45 p NJ next dav.
"a This Trsin, on saturdays, will run only to
Urbana- Trains arrive at Chicago at 1l:05 A
ind y:3OPM NJ.
tor Tickets and information, apply at the ONCE
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
trains will leave Chicago Leave Weed Lawn:
$50 A NJ 6:45 NJ
s:A5 AN 9:25 A II
1900 NJ 12.55Pa;
3:vU p N SA5 pm
e:OOPM $50 Pm
". r. ARTHUR, Gent Supt.
~.p Tsqss,N Gent Passenger Ag't po20n
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Groceries, Flour l. Feed Store

sT1HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
i gonns the cit,ssns Of Scott and adj -iniue
ooaat,ss, hat he vail constantly keep in his Nav
Store, corner o. Secon ant SCOTT streets. . good
assortment OF Groceries. Ficur and Fe d, which
he will ii ways sell At the lowest mafket prize
Highest price paid for farm Produce. Goods
delivered fires Of charge in city limiss.
onlv.dAwtvI SAur. u YOUNG.
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IlrSRr II. LEEDs. Auc,ioneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF WINES, &c.

, HENRY n. LEEDS MINER will sell at auction, on
FRIDAY June IT, a, 10 O'clock al saeoom No y5 LIB
erty IT.. few door. west Of broadway.
SPECIAL SALE Of 40 case. hrstclass CLARET, Sc,
viz Go cases GODDARD FRkRE ordinary Table Claret 100
-ases HAUT SAUTERSE; 1892 cases. ESCHESAUEk,
BENFCkEs Co, Fifstcass Clafc. aud 80 cases OLIVE
OIL, Fire, Quality The above Wines aud Oh sold BY
oef Of the agent Tor respective houses Mr. James Meyer
j, No Beasers New iors SAID merchandise having BEEN
sghy damaged the voyage Of importation per Lafmoni
ard Alma both vcss-s having swcAted their caIgoes The
dnase is oou6ned to the Labels Envelope. Of the bo,e.
" h. content. Of Same Quality and Soundnes that sold
fom Agent, stock The hstcass Carrt consi., Of Boua
Hedoc ST Julien ST. E.ephe superior La Rose and Haul
agtolue all Of the vintage OF 1889 making very desirable
sofinen Of Wine. for tie trade Of Private Purchases. and
every The goods viii BE- rrAdy for inspection. and
pie. will be opened uRsDAY the i6h inst from to
o'clock and the Day Of sale from III to o'clock at our
saesfoom
We especially recommend the attention Of the Trade and
Public la general 10 this being Of genuine hsiclas
articles.
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Urn GOODS.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
IN NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
IInND CIXYDTG-

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
IN NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
J. T. K j. q. WEST,
NO. o. CHAMBERSST.. NETWORK,
the Of the Patent and Exclusive Manufacturers
of this
j. w BRADLEY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
SKIRT
This invention consists of Duplex Tor two) Elliptic Steel
Springs ngenouy braided tightly and firmly together edge
edge making the toughest most elastic flexible aud durable
Spring used enabling the Ia consequence OF s
great elasticity and exbensss TO place and fold the skirt
when In easily and with the convenience silk
muslin drcs entirely obvaes and cnces the only OBJ
cctons Hoop Skirts viz the annoyance to the
well the public especially IN crowded assemblies carriages
railroad church pews OF In crowded place from tho
difficulty Of contracting them and occupying small space
this entirely removes the difficulty while giving the skirt the
usual full and symmetrical FORM and Is the ghtet and most
stylish aud graceful appearance for the street opera prone
made or house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
comfort aud great convenience Of wearing tho Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt for single day. will aferwad willingly
dispense with the Of them They are the best quality IN
every part by the hcs most durable comfortable and
economical Skirt made. Merchants will be supplied above
and ladies in rstolss retail stores IA this city and
throu ghout the different States
CY- INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC"
SPRING SKIRT
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Gales bp Auttics.
WAR DKPARrnxsr, CAVALRY BUREAU.
OFFICE OF CHfRp QUARrERnAstkh,., {
~ a am xcron Anil Is. u 6i

WAR DKPARrnErr, CAVALRY BUREAU
OrrcE or Cnir1 ouAar.ss,ns1rEn.s Ia,
WASHINGTON. April - -
UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORsEs-W be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder at the times and places named below, VIA:
Newport Penn, Thursday Mays
Gettysburg. Penn. Monday. Maya.
Al,oops, Penn, Thursday, May u,
kiAin PENN Thursday. May 10.
Reading Penn, Thursday, Nays
Lebanon Penn, Thursday, June2,
Northumberland, Penn., Thur.day Janss'
Williarnsport, Penn. Thursday, June ~
One Hundred 0O0 Gettysburg and Two Hundred
and Ffty (250) al each Of the other places -
These horses have condemned as unit Tor the cavay
service ofthe United States Army IL
For road and farm purposes many sooo Dasns 'y NC a
sales BERN at 10 a. M snd continue daily till all are sold
NH"' JAMES A. EK1N,
Lieut. Col and q. NJ Cavalry Bureau.
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IM NEW and Second Hand Pianos Mclo-
lO dsons Alexandra and Cabinet Organs to ls and
sppisi II pucha.ed Monthly payment: rscsivsd for the
nom go 70 t20. New T.ocsve Psnos Il ems, tisO
t27s. 600. and up TO e7oo One 1oe.avs second hand
0rsnd Piano, price eTo new win b. sold for 900.
s .'d cent. c 81 g;S for .:c0qS hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
o'clocI a m. Tn..day June 20, 1854 Tor BUILDING .
SEWER In Eg,e.tonav in the Fins, District Of first Sew
erse- Division th. city according to psus and specifications
OF hle Ia the oiic. OF the City Civil Engineer
In where the proposal Is made BY Company the
residence OF each member OF the du must be stated
IN full . =,
No proposal will be received " the bond be not accompanied
by q. 4 Revenue 80 cent stamp (canceled). -
Each bid to b. accompanied by two surees Bidders 70
the printed forms others wll be- r-ce,ed by order
OF tho BoaId NORRIS H. MORTON. Clert,
CiI,innst. Ohio.
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Internal Repenur.

TINTED STATES EXCISE NOTICE-AN-
u NUAL LIsTNoise L hereby given to q. persons s.. re-
siding doing sasns'; y In ths aSu.n
Civ Of New York that the Assessment Rolls WILL In accord
sncs with tho provisions Of lection Is Of the act presds
Revenue kc bc open for examination at this once
f,m M to D. M for fifteen days ffom the date hereof
SUNDAYS excepted and hat the ave days nett ensuing s
rass vii, received and determined by at this ace
daily from 10 TO p. M relative to any erroneous O.
excessive taxation. All appeals must be made in writing ana
specify the particular matter thing respecting wn
decision is requested and state the ground principle o.
rvxulsrty complained oiDated 81 No 81 Franz
Assessor 4sh Assessment District.
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furniture

DEDROON ENAMELED FURNITURE o.
Dvarr,ntsd anuaeturs Also, cold Chestnut snl M
Chamber Suiiss plata snd ornamental = n Alnisn
TNNAMELED CHAMBER FURNlTUkE:E
ali oos-s ma ssyle Wsnut - ChssnuA Hlsip 80 V
msntsi n S1aIsA Wholesale - lssslL AkA ns9rsssx
Psilisssss WARREN WARD, Ne ~ Ssas.~
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lTES INTERNAL REVENUE

~ TAX NO1YCE-In accordance with the provision OF
the Congress provide Internal Revenue to suPpoo
proved July l. 1852 and Of the amendments thereof notice
hereby given that the assessment rolls Of tho Eighth Coec
ton district comprising the ls valuations and enume.'
ous Of the Asant Assessors for the Eighteenth Twsnsstn
and Twenty first Wards Of the City Of New including
Office from a M TO p m for fifteen days from the date
hereof and that Tor Ave days thereafter appeals Tu oe
ceiysd and determined BY st this Office dsny nom
q, 70 o. M relative any excessive vSs
ton Of property o. objects liable duty OF TAXATION Az
or thing respecting which decision V requested sna
must state the ground principle Of regulaJ OF sfGf "a.
planned Of Dated ct Nos 10 and gl tthsy, '"
this 9Th day Of Juns, 1854. A. J, bLEEChh1.,s
q. g. Assessor, sab District, kevJ@-
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Nem Publications.
V,HE NEW NOVELS
PUBLISHED THIS DAyh

t-uoTsPUR. new Novel by NJ T. WaiwoT'n' au. .nn
M Iulu" One handsome l2mo, cloth bound r''oe %
u-CHARLoTTE BRONrE AND MISS MULoOnI
New elegant i2mo cloth bound editions with an
~ the bst novels BY these famous authors embracing
ryRE. JOHN HALIFAX, vILLETTE shihLHi' a"0
LIFE FOR A LIFE Price 81 80.
,u n.pKNEss AND DAYLIGHT.-A splendid new
81. NJ. M.rv ! Holmes. authoS Of Lena Rivers,
.,T,n,.s., aud Sunshine" &C. l2mo cloth, s. 80.
~ NrpFNTHR-a new Novel by the author Of " Olie."
limo. CLOTH 81 50.
e. Any Of these books will be sont BY mall po''as' nee
CARLETON, Publisher
New.YoIk.
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WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE oY CHEF QuARrRRsAsTER,
WlsBIs0roy Jnne g. 1864.


HORSES! HORSES! HORSES Sealed
proposals win be- received at this Office until u o'clock
m. MONDAY June 90 1874 for two thousand l2ovl CAV
AIRY HORSES TO be delivered at the Government, stables
Giesboro Depot Washington City, within forty lsO
day from date OF contract
Si Horses be sound IN all particulars well broken fun
in flesh from heen 5) sixteen l6 hands high from tive
( uine 90 years old In good condition. and well adapted
In every way 10 Cavalry purposes. 80,
These specifications will be strictly adhered to and rgdy
In e- particular.
y Oh entertained unless accompanied by guaranty
for its faithful performance
shoad any United officer guaa,ee the proposal Of
bidder who should prove 90 DO irresponsible, his viii be
reported 10 the Secretary Of War with Recommendation that
such officer be dismissed the service.
an biddc, and gadydHi0ri uH BE- hed 70 ne rietest
c0ynfaby and ctery failure 70 comply 9th terms Of con
MAXI the c0Hfrlei rhrg drdrdcd r Be o0red
by prosecution % ne MI STicHf u TIE lao.
Form Of bid and guaranty be had application TO this
Office.
slccessfI bdlers viii be prepared to enter into written
cotracts with good and sufficient security, immediately on
the acceptance Of their bids.
The oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid
The reserves the right reject al bids deemed
unreasonable.
Bids hundred 0o Horses and upward will be enter
t4ined
Bids for he enr, number OF Horses required invited
Psymen, will be promptly made completion Of contract.
No na,,. uiH BE- recoitsd
Proposals. must be ndofed Proposals r Cavalry Horses"
and addressed 70 Lieut. Col JAMES A. EkN Chief Quar-
tcrmaster Cavalry Bureau, Warrington, d. C.
Any other Information will be promptly given appica
ton personally OF by letter, 10
JAMES A. EklN. Lieutenant Colonel
aud Chief Quartermastor, Cavalry Bureau
Purchase In the market wiz be- continued At U-sboro
Depot awarded Payment mado in Ger
uncaes Of Indebtedness for seven (T Horses or more
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mo ADVERTISERS.
i THE wATERTOwAREvO Dolly and Weekly.
f.shsAs1 = wsssrseyn. y.s.rsoa cssn'y. Il h.vs 70
M.Ysst TN wEEk2i KsSosSEl Arcade. s..s
81 ana ss NUMBER u people q DE sAjonips Counties q
u Lsvesnss. Oswsse and Lsvis TERMS moderate, CON
Vsrsd With prices for AdvvtsnJi IN City Journs Hsf. p
IS SrNCL1IR. fsblishsr tribune, o. 70 8. r. PET.
NaiLt so 81 AsdI SSSeR A,s s saa xS5s
PropsstoeA
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AUARTERMASTERs SALE.-CONDEMN-
VI Ed PROPERTY.-HESRi ID. MINER, Anciioneer
MINER SOMERVlLLE will sell At suction on fRlDAf,
Ine H. at u O'Clock n No. ~ Nrsey a., condemned
Clothing CaDieens Grain Bags, Tents Mooen and Rubber
tlankots, Kuapsacks, HavefsAcks, Boots, TinwNe &C.
By order Of Mai .Gcn. Dir r. 7. McELRAgH.
Fh,i Lieut., 9Th L. s. Artillery Acting Assistant Qtn'ir
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Alaebinerp.

-
BOILERS for SALE-Tw0 Locomotive
- BOILERS 1913 feet direct Aues, hinch and ~ mon
return tubes tested to 100 ponds the squs,c inoh
JOHN STUART, No. 100 broadway.
DIAPER MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE.
Ons inch Foudrnior Machines one IS inch Cylinder
Mschlne 10 Rag Engines Rag and Rope rhhc" rrsss Cal
euder Rolls Iron and paper; ShAninl and Drum. W
DERRICKS0N ( BARTLETT, No. ~ Beekmsn'st
DEYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
III WHEELS.
Compstsat nsa srs employed y meesun streams make
plsns and nut In oumss, wheels and Caring
TZLLCtyr UNDERHILL, iw bsosdwsy. NswYork.
CHOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cel-
- sbrslsd POWER ROLLlN0MILIS snA SPLITTING.
AAcH'SE' n'''''i q. 4 PAYNE, N..su,,por, Me-.
CILK MACHINERY FOR RALE.-wlnd.
y era Csaasrs Dosesrs. At spinnsss sasp.sA 70 Tie
WIN ). - .:S..::sy 3 in sessshss = sw aGussa, 4
T1O PRNTERS.-For SALE, q Taylor
na sheet ~ Of The T. T. fnss Also. ioss Msa@osh
n. AlISLkR kswNt. u J.
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Gopartnerohip Notices.
fircworks.

nFPOT for J. HADFIELDS FIRST PRE-
~ MUM FIREWORKs--A ul assortment " the be-,
quality the loves, prices Dealer respectfully invited
20 cali X fOULDS. No. 70 John It.
EIREWORKS.-A general assortment Of
plain and eolored FIREWORKS, and Of the best qualify
for SALE by BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co,
No 2y7 WAshngton,t
HADFIELD's FIRST PREMIUM FIRE
i WORKS and WAUGH's celebrated Nonpsrel TOR
PEDOES, sold who.sAle AZ his UPTOWN DkfoI. Noa
300 and 2G2 sth.av between 23d and 2sth ss Sewfork
DEMOVAL.- FIREWORKS,
IL FLAG, AMI LANTERN Depot, FUNSTON SEQ
FIELD, removed rom John-st,
10 No sDeyst., near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16

ESTEY's COTTAGE ORGANS with patent
IL improvements. found In no others, giving wonderful
power and swertue,. Of tone. Ao, PIANOS aud MELO-
DfOSS. GEORGE o. SAKE, No GPsrk row. N. Z.
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DOULTRY FARM for RALE-A RAR

WOOLEN MILL FOR SALE.-A MILL
w with Ave sets Of machinery for the manufacture Of
Fancy and Plain Goods mostly Oft new aud all In perfect
order for With operatives the premises 10 offered
gres, bargain The Mill Is dosr.by located In Central
MAs,schusets water power good aud all modern improve
ments for economical manufacturing. Apply 10
JOHN N BOYNTON. Agent, Hartford. Conn.
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.

QUAnrnRnAs1ERs 0Yycs, NEwYoRx April l6, 1864
A RTILLERY HORSES WANTED.-1, 900
Artillery Horses wanted, for which One Hundred and
Seventy Dollars win be paid for all that pass inspection
These horses must be sound every particular broken TO
nses not less than Isl hands and will DO for
inspection at the Government Stables 3th between 10th
aud ilth avenues STEWART VAN vLIET,
Qusrtermastsr
A LIGHT and stylish frst-class city made
"A GERMANTOWN at No. 100 East 33d st.
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M B. GRIFFIN q BROS, No. 258 Grand
Ne a., NswYosi, snA Ne ~ vstea -. BsssAiy. ere
sIzscns Tssl positively without pain, By hs ess Of uross
o1yd No charge fos when artificial tssth
k.pssd They Es also ipssree full sst q Tsssh Geld
81; flstlna ~; Silver, tfo Ruhbss, Ella Partial 6s&a
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WANTED-By Young Lady, situation as
w GOVERNESS In sentlonIans family. Pupils under
IL years Of sse Her soqpkenens Music. French and
Drawing Address c. n. o., Thbune Ohlee. New York.
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Real Cstate for Sale.
T.Ses aisoArct,oa Sales.l

cottage and LOTS FOR SALE, near
~ Central Park SD 1T, third lot below llthsy, with
front on Striker SHANE. pleasant country home, Of
access by Tb 9Th 9th and 10th css; plenty OF trees
yers grape vines &C. water gas and bath Apply the
premises or 10 J. Y. TRAVERS, No. rs Beekman-st
Price IS 500 easy terms Would exchange tor properly Do
low l8th--t, 4th and 1th.avs.
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CulCKERING & SONS,

II NuIChLhINu a NVNN,
MANUFACTURERS or
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PfANOFORTEs
Nc. b59 BROADWAY,
NETWORK.
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Doaro ano Rooms.
90 Get.

ITO Suitable PREMISES for q manu-.
factory for for recruiting purposes and hospital
buildings One more BUILDINGS that are roomy airy and
desrabe corner Of lsav md 27ht Inquire in the Office d
the Avenue Stage Line, adjoining j. Ia KING
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