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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12
QuAxrRRnAsTER's Oyviosr
No. 6srAvEsT., Nnw.Yo RK, March 10, 1884
: u I'm DR0p0Q All Il. wil ha rpcniy0d

CEALED FhUrUohbo' VII De Ivcvs ~
lie TRANSPORTATION Of SICK and WOUNDED SOL
DIERs within The City Of HswfcIs These ss'd' -. 70
90, orsmsns Hospss within the city and nom hoe.
u,s 70 another large proportion viii require e 30 car
lied IN Ambusnees comfortable spring wagons ana inc o,
ders viii state distinctly the average price per man which
each win BE- transported whether by aubulsnee pnns'
sron or strssehsr the medical officer In charge 81 usns
portson may dssnsss and bid will be received that does
not mana the price In that way strechen ~ b fnnsned
Nv the 3ovsmsn and sprins wagons by the contractor
sybiec, 10 tie approval Of the Medical Director Offering,
should 10 ndorsed Proposals. for transporting nek ana
Major STEWART VAN vLiET
QuAts.nsstsL y. b A. New Yea
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IINHE LONDON AND NE W-IOnh olCAM.
SHIP COMPANY will dispatch monthly THAR nav and
arstelss British Iron sssmships CELIA and BELLONA,
each 900 and 700 horse powell and OHIO each
TAN each 1900 ,ans and 900 horse between LONDON
and NEw-YORK. calling at HAvRE On tbs voyage rom
London Rates OF passage payable In UHrED eTArls Cvn.
IrHoY: From Nsw.Yorf KIt Cabin, ESQ., Second Cabin,
ssoi stssrasS so From London OF H.cr' Firs Csbtn
steamers win leave each port every fifteen days asr February
FOR passage .ppy to cHAs. A. whTsEY :, The Once No
ROWLAND L tsPINwAlis ASsntA
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OID RIGGING JUNK for the NAVY
OsEAIrn ppOpOsALs VIII DO received At this Office
O'clock TUESDAY the l'h DAY Of -, Mach ns.s
r 10000 pounds Of best Old kssas nn 10, sps 1u Gsy
srnmeni ct The U. s. EsvyY.Id BIo0ly1 .s per sample
there within ninety days on the date q the acceptance ''
Navy Agents ohics, New Yc5h gsSrg. S @ l@
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NEw.YoaK AGENCY U. y. ORDNANCE /
Department No. - Worth-st, March 9, 1854
PROPOSALS will be received unit!

DEPARTMENT NO. 10 Woftn'sti isfch =, looss , -,
PROPOSALS will be received until
l. WEDNESDAY, March l6, 1864, BY this O1ce for the
supply Of the following, viz
1900 pairs Brass spars
1900 pairs Spur Straps.
2,O00 Cartridge Boxes foT Smiths Carbiue.
These supplies 10 be made in all respects a. 70 nafsn
Dimensions and workmanship in strict dance with stand
ard samples which can be seen at this office.
They to 90 subject 20 inspection aud Delivered nee OF
expense. at .lis agency.
Bidders will IN their bids the tine In which they pro.
pose to make deliveries and each party obtaining contact
will be required to into bonds with sppToges sn-ess
for it, faithful execution.
Failure 10 deliver a, specific time viii t1hIect no cen
forfeiture of tho number he may fail 20 deliver at
that time.
No bids win be considered from parties other than ,egaf
manufacturer aud such known 10 be uy competent 70
execute In their workshops the work proposed ior
The Department the night 70 reject suy or all oid
IL deemed unsatisfactory.
Proposals. will be addressed properly indored 70 Girls
PIN, Capt of Ordnance, n Z: Agency, No. - Worthst
3. CRfSPlv, Capt Of Ordnance.
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nfGl Gstote for Sale.
ISee also Auctioa Sales.l


NOR SALE-TRlNlTY CHURCH PROP
L LsTY.-lno following valuable Real Estate ~ offered
Tor see liberal terms, by the corporation oil iHnhy
Church: 49,. =,
HuDsoN CLhaxsoy LEROY srs IA lots Of ground IN
plot comprising the entire trout OF the BLOCK on the east
eide o. Hudsons between Clakson and Leroy s Delhs
feet Hudsont by 1913 feet On CIarkson and Leroy s
KE.pr ST. the north side n Readest, between
West Broadway and Churcs together being % ieet front by
about 81 feet inches deep.
,pgrNwtcu .yp VIrRY srs-l lot on The north cast
ef OF and Yesry Is feet iron, on Greenwich
IT, hy l01 foet on Nestryst -.
Two lots Grecnwichst adjoining the aoove, each %
fee; front by 100 feet deep , .
lEsTsY-r lois on Nesirysi, adjoining the Greenwich
81 ts being Together 1876 feet front by ~ Zee; inches deep
DisBRossEsGT3 lots on DesaTosea-si IN Fcnr OF the
Verv tote beins Together - feet front on 'tsbfossess' by
G. feet inches deep; and lot tshros e-s also IA
Netrys, lots Is feet front By " feet inches deep
CRRrSwICH sri lot No. lUi breeuwich-st, be,~'"n
Thames R-oors n feet 'front.' 70 feet rear by about
To- feet d-ep. 5000 80
No 90 WARREs.sr-The valuable store and lot No. 6s
Wslrent College place; lot 20 feet ont ~ - feet
DC =, ou
Application may be made ct ihe Nesty Office, corner Of
WIN L. DUESCOMB Cont ollcf.
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fraal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of ROSWELL
Il G. BRAiHARp, ESQ., Surrogate Of the County Of Kns'
Notice hereby given socerdhs law TO all persons having
claims against THOMAS y. GREEN, late Of ths City OF
Brooklyn deceased tina. heyae required to exhibit the Same
with the vouchers thereof e subscriber the Adnnistra
tIt tie Office OIL PLACE No. gCoorst, In the City
OF Brooklyn before The 18th dsyof July neItDsted
January II, 1854. HELM H. STEVENS,
laid laytmo5s;s Administrative.
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FURNIrUBE Carpets Ro.k g. p9ss m, e.
tween s,h nd lotL IT, sess CT sests feJ s~s
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GNOR SALE-LOTS on the Fifth and Eighth
L syenue-, opposite the Central PARK.
ALSO,
Lcs on the strco,s adjacent 70 the Park
ALSO,
very desirable front tho Fifth avenue south Of the Cen.
trI Park
ALSO,
About 900 lcs In parcel with about 600 feet water front
on The " oct side, .outh Of 63d-.t.
ALSO,
Lots al YoTk,ie and Harlem Of them very ogbly
located aud sniisbio for immediate Improvement.
ALLEN BROWN,
No 81 UToaiwsy.
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N TY OF aoCKLEND.-CORNFLIU MABIE In hi,
own hight and Executor Of tn. last VIII aid Testament o
PETER G. MABIE, deceased against Frederick Msbis Johl
Richard T. Blsnch, Csthsrine Ann Hard nbnrg u.
William Blanch Adelaide Biauvel, sarah Rev. STAN,
Bisuyelt, James j. Bsuvelt, Ganet g. Dens :..:..;.:
rest Csihsrne Hopper. Caarine Brewer Margaret Hsrn
Cshane Densrus CsthariDs Ann Pyo Hannah Onderdonk
Abraham G. Dernsrcst Mary DemaIrst Eizs L. Demsre.
Lucinda yelling. Fanny Blsuysi, William Kipp Zeos d.
bogert aud Eliza Campbell.
10 tho defendants, Yon are hereby summoned and re-
qucd the complaint In this son which was MED
IN the Office u the Clerk Of the County Of kocksnd Cbi
serys copy your the said complaint on the sub
scfiber st bis oce i PieImo In the County Of hocfna
within twenty days uer the service Of this summons upon
700 exclusive the such ssrce and fail to an
In this action III apply to the the relief demanded In
ANDREW FALLON,
~ Isw,wa Ysir,ist At,9yu.y, 3itI@sSh n J.
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Real Csstate for Sale.
IiSce also auction SGies.l

A FIRST CLASS, Extra Wide, Three-Story
"A snd Attic brck HOUSE, No. 100 Presidents st. with four
lots Of ground between Citation and C0aTtsE, Brooklyn,
bait in the best and thorough by days WORK
or te late Edwsrd Kellogg house 30 feet wide plate glass ~
ihe adjoining desired. Apply TO E. H. KELLOGG No
rs9 PeasI, N. " No 1853 PTesidents, Brooklyn Also
Sale No 6S adjoining the above premises and pre-
cssly hike the above with three lots Of ground Appy %
FRED rRoBsT, No. S Broad st, n. " orto T.. IL hEL'
LOGG, az alb 3ve.
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TOR SALE.--A desirable RESIDENCE on
the border Of Lake Ono,s miles from the village Of
Pi,tsbeld Berkshire County. Mas, The New Lebanon
spring Read The place noted :oT tho unsurpassed beauty
Of s location commanding view Of mountain and lake and
al the varied scenery for which Berkshire 10 The
House 10 large tsos story. hr.tcSss framed bndns ~,
Gently built containing 10 rooms hath no, and coid
wste There connected with H. stables out houses
ice house grapes 30 and convenient bck farm house and
isrs n quir, OF AuRY CLARE No 10, prosd@sy. "a IL
PETERS GRAY, 30. ~ Ab-st
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CTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL

CTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVEKPUUL.
y The An. f.,inG A. CIySeesil. ;se:%,sip an sf
ith curIent) from Pier No. N r. The steamship u atsed
most approved style 10 insure the comfort and 'aeJ Of
Rstes OF passage including an abundant ppy Of well cooked
provisions First Cabin, S1si intermediate, ESQ., stsc1sse,
e33, psysbie in currency. APgytov noy.,n.r.
No. Bowlins Green
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1874 -PFNNsYLyvAANIAA, "a. CEN SdISsS.

LRAOK Az .hSuss ,,snis s ~ y courssdst Thrss
si.. q. Chissse s. P.u and y p'!nts !. e
North wssl CIs,ine inS,ss ~ n DoIDss he Wed
sas sSsss S: sss Vsse.Is3 q: ea:: u rnps
vsnn ssn =. Throush trana leave ksw.YosA cvss
~ AZ .. EsprssA Va Philadelphia aniv's h fs''o'sA"
4. =. Express, VA Philadelphia srrivss 70 rssu'tA =
~ .. Exprsss, Va Allentown Nrivss t PsssSarsA
ons Through Train Sunday. Va Philadelphia 'ss'fns
~" L KLLIorr, P..ssnsss lssnt
No 1 kssl a~eot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12

q A SnA "A neat BRICK COTTAGE
Up 4seIUUs Lot 2osleo-on Murray Hill for SALE
the cheapest property the cyone door west VI Lexington
sy on <Dh-sl. Inquire a. above, ct No rs Deyst
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GALWAY LINE. 4

GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANYS
Fin, class die wheel steamships sailing tortniyh:ly
ADRIATIC 1900 tuna COLUMBIA, 0tuaA
HIbERNIA. 5000 tune ANGLIA. 1900 tuna.
ADRiATIC. Capt. Nicholson.
win sail ffom Boston Rates Of Passage; Ffrs,
Cabin eso and s7o, ste.rase go; to st. Johns T. go
% and 67o-God or IL equivalent
The Canadian Royal Mail steamer
NOVA SCOTIAN
will sail nei. SATURDAY nom Portland. F1e nom New
Yorh to Derry and Liverpool go $8 and $50 in gold is
Parties wishing send for their friends remit
money can purchase SIGHT DRAFTS on tho NATIONAL
BANK and certihca,es for the WASHINGTON LINE and
the NAIL STEAMERS at lowest rates, from
ISABEL L SEARLE, No. 20 Broadway, N. T.
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nor INVESTMENT T. V L n 7 L + y
Il y Enrt Lee n ! ihirfccn fronting 2.1N

ACRES 4, Fort Lee, N. j.. thirteen frcu;lns 2.tc
fee; the C0tye fe-ude Road, BY 20, feet ON The
main road leading from ferries This property 6yitojiEo
by zoe win ne saosbe Immediately az advance
Of leo T. cent FOR villas railroad ia surveyed from the
Union i oboken Railroad end viii either ps-s directly IN
'front.' few rods beyond it. 1t Is within eighth OF mile
from tho ferry -Four two immediately below and
the balance comprising that magnificent outlook the great lat
Rock overlooking the Hudson River TO the and the
whole Island Of New Long Island and Flushing Bay il
fronts below the beautiful drive along the river bank directly
between the steamboat landings the shore railroad now
Building n 400 feet beyond that The lat Rock portion fronts
Pasade and rsroadaesdy surveyed from Ho.
boken. IL Is the beet site for hotel within hye miles Of the
city. Apply TO r. Il DIXON, No a. 9Th uy between ands.
M q ncinek.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSR
IN Co.'s and sfsr MONDAY Jan. 70 ises Tias pC ~
leave NEWY0RK ,cS BALTIMORE snd wAS ~ 1x ~
rain viii TAI. iOI BxITMoRe ss S wASH,S
TON only. This Train makes no sonnss,pn III IA = ~
TsNlns fos Philadelphia win leave Nswfos s's
u m, ( and .. m, and - Mlanshe - a. u.s
MlLITARYTICkETsv VIII not es 'sS SsnE6RIt ~
II. ,s t'A'n'' l.,,.,.ut Superintendent n. ,. r. \
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
u PhNY.


The undersigned will dispatch Of the aforementioned On
other htels,s tSPovsTeS gri;j,b sp s'sAAs' non
S tnff H pisPxTchE E emo S'D' ''' ''''
81 Il S S; :'s Saturday N ~;
IOWA Aluminium. =. ........Mhbum.. 80"
The:. have .. been bg,k under the inspeeon
ss.sed Dist elias. Tor twenty-five years,
They fitted for FIRST second and hrdeaS passenger
Who are charged q Tie following rates.
Fir. Cabin. Payable In Currency,
Of seamers
Tor further particular, spply.o
WILLIAMS 6 GUION No Wal.N
NorICs-The steamship GLASGOW Of this hns will .ai
a. an .stra ,teameI on WEDNESDAY morning. March i6
hss for few storage passengers
reduced rates D;yssss DALE Hs.a No. Is Broadway
CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch
y hs It Queenstown tCorh HGbO,);.The wellnowr
.sys of he Liverpool NewYoTh and Philadelphia Steam
ship Company are intended to call - follows: ..
TINA o SS MeS !.
knd .psIs ,uco.:dia: SiTURDxi :: noon fiss
"'''- aArKs or PASSAGE,
yiRST CABiN........eao % STEERAGH...'''
Pint Cabin 70 London. y 90 s.ssrsss 70 Londou'
rl. Cabin to Hamburg % 90 seersss 70 Hamburg. q
Passengers also forwarded 10 HAVE. Bremen heseraam
Antwerp, &C., d equally low rates. ,, A.
Fares hom LiveIgooI Or ousen'tewni ~ Cssns ~ SsI
friend. buy tickets here at these rates
For further Information, apply Of the CcrRanys OMEGA
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Gopartnsrsbip Notifies.

MIR. CHARLES C. DODGE is this day ad.
wi mitted PARTNER In our house 40 Of date January
1854. PHELPS, DOUoE eo'
March s, 1854
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EOR SALE-At Mamaroneck, Wcstchcstcr
County ten minutes walk fIon depot, wostoIy
psrlors kitchen cellar pautfies wsshroon and well Of
good and cst.rn out buildings and sbout one
acre OF found, we'll fnc-d good rUIen, aud variety ~
iruit trees Apply TO JOHN sPADER the premises,
to SYLNANUS GEDNEI No. 1876 LGRrcns 81, Newly ok.
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TRlINs LEAVE NEw-YORKp

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORhi
Fer New Haven, u slELl lii3o . M n;is tEsl J;U
(El.b $50, 400 and tEll p m. .n
Fol Bragepert 7 Eib lli'oa ~ nilo (sLb ""
F ~ Milford siS d. and s.r.frd ii:,oa M $50 ANsn
yoI FstTnsid Southport and wsstpsr, nisoa - a;'A
Fos Norv.li. I! 80 1880 M bis tEIh s'oe tEAl
For Dsen aud Srs.uwicI. 1850 il;so nj s''a i:sa
TosT Stamford, = Q JBIL s?a lina m. nis OH 30
(Exl $780, 4;1, 6iSo, tELl pm.
FoI Port ChedeI and Intermediate stations 7sso, i's'A
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. a. m lEnb 500 tELh ~ -
For Boston, Via Shore Line, i?is tEl sPm a..
For Hartford aud Springfield tEl.h llU m wv
Yop Connecticut River Railroad o. m (EAl V ksnssst
II 30 70 Northampton 49,
For Hartford, Providence and FishAl Railroad, sNAh
Tor New. Haven, NswIendoa and s,oningtsA Railroads.
Fer Cam. Rshro.a, ls:ls r N 10 Northampton
Tor Housstonie Railroad = m
For Nsuyssuck Railroad q ~. SHm ..
Tor Dsnbury and Norwslh Railroad, :. 80 q, E@sA
JAMES h HOYT. Bupefpsssdsoe
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GARM FOR SALE.-3j0 acres. about a
quarter Of mie irom the Long lficnd Railroad o. mles
acres heavy timber oak chestnut and hickory, intending
srge portion suitable Tor rroad te5 Svo cords now 1T to
be cut unusual facilities for getting it TO la:ke tBd
coiaInodiou. farm-bods-, with good outbuildrgs water
plentiful and excellent. Apply to JAMES H. tEhS,
Ysphsak j.. l.
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MEW-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
lSe3 COMMENCING NOV. Ia 1850 iH4
Passenger Station In NewYorh, S7thsA and A@sv
Entrance on T7thse
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EOR SALE-Tho admirably built, elegantly
L finished ana furnished HOUSE No. rs West sths tcd
No. Isl, with fUhNiiuRE re: permits to irspee, me
nfeuisss inquire Il II. TiiORSE, esd Frest Equitable
Insurance Co, No. 50 Wsllst.
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EOR CALIFORNIA,
l. NJ. U. R0BERTS'S LINE
SAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
The y.eAm'hip
80 tuns.
MONDAY, March H. u NOON
Tho Ansst fastest and strongest steamship IN The CsforAa
trade viii sail above, em sier foot Of Warren g. North
River. -
Yor Freight orpssssso sppyte IN CARRIMGTON,
cor. Of Warren and Weststa
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
clsss STEAMER will leave New York on the 3D. 18Th
and 2d Of each mouth except when hose dates fell SUN
DAY when the day Of departure will b. tho MONDAY FOL.
lowing
nas ussn d. Is. ALLEN. Agent
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EOR SALE-619 Acres OF COAL LAND II
L in schuyk County Pennsy Ivania with Co!ery includ
Ing Beaksr Engines Miners Houses Nc now WORKING sn'
il good order Apply 10 A. b. CuCuAAN, Room 10, No
~ Brondwav, ~ Y.
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TOR SALE, at bargain, on ST. lawrence
Il River Canada 1900 ACRES LAND, one FLOUR and
two LUMBER MILLS Extensive Timber Limits never.
i.liDs Wsterporsf. Apply 10 AULLiS, No. IA south VII
1syrs<t.
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9eafers, 6topes, &r.
Ocean 9tednHre.

CAPTAINS, as well az Passengers, are ed
~ yised to have always with them TROPICAL
BALSAM," In time Ia Of any accident Bee ad
yertisenient under " hIsdical"
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n WIOICTJ NONN t NJ INFs'7I y i14NNl'1 Ut
~ FARM for SALE-iO scresj hrstclass o1idng.i NUT
md shade trees 20 miles In New-Jersey bali mile !Ion
depot Sse he owner at No. u Cedsrsi., hrsi door
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COUNTRY SEAT and FARM for SALE

~ beautiful Country Sea, AID 80 acres. slusted on one Of
the most bays l.. Sound Large house. In tne
or3r the beach and bathing uneqased; good fishing and
ssnnng Diagram and full particulars VIII be- given Terms
II 10 oelocx-
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A TWO-STORY. ATTIC and BASEMENT

"A TWU-SIUN1, AIIIC ana DASEMENI
IA BRICK HOUSE, SsDds-st., Brooklyn --Lot fol-
w5h 200 feet deep running through 10 Prospectt neigh
Aorhood good the ferries; house about % feet deep
with STORY extensions has all the modern improve
The PsIors have double sliding doors between them
With CLOSETS Of the comfortable houses TO live IN
sLst be had Wal BE SOLD at bargain Possession be
fare the lst o. May desired Apply 10 h. r. kELLOoo,
No. Is Pear ST., New.NoIk.
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EOR SALE-The small, nice Brown-StOnt
T. HOUSE No EOS ye,, 3itl.st with Furniture complete
b good order occupied by FOR psrculsrs spply
4. Y. HALE No. f73 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12

A TLANTIC and GkEAK WESTERN
"A RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE RoyTE; PAS
Railway fion foot Of Chalnbersst, RUNNING yHROu0H
TO CLEVELAND, o, wIrHoUf CHANGE OF CARS.
THIS road Il being extended and viii be in eompets
running Sdss . Mansfield Gallon, UrIGua Dayton, Cines
T. H. GooDxAs, Gen. Ticket Agt., d. r. SWEETSER.
Meaiyfl,e Pa General Su1l
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nor BOSTONand PROVIDENCE, via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIvER--1hs splendid and superfos
steamer BAY STATE. CAPT Brown. leaves Nsv.Yesk
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, sAe
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, ate e'eiOch p NJ.
fom Pier No. North River.
Hereafter viii DO regarded scared u any appk
cant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight to Boston forwarded through With great dseacA
T. YITTLEFIED. AGENT No q Broadway
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I,O LET-A very desirable (medium slzc)
DWELLING. No. 81 29thst., neG ethsv The House is
story Liah soop 20 feet vide " feet deep WIN s9ti"
tmuroyemcn To be- with permits only Apply 10
C. SMITH, Smith Lawrence, No. ISL Dusne-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12

A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE at Rye, N. Y.
IN On the Sound depot ehurcbe. scboo. Healthy
Containing 10 rooms Of land Beautifully laid out
Frs garden grspery stable. Splendid place for city
gentlemen nshius hunting Free, e'0oo Inquire OF LYON
Ne % Courtisndtst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12

4 THREE-STORY, Basement and Under
n Cellar, Brick HOUSE, and Lot, No - Woodruff,
teTms favorable. For admission. 4 O., apply 20
Err. KELLOGG, No. 1879 fesT-st., New.York.
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Steamboats, au0 Railroads.

TRAVELERS should always carry with then
l. some TROPICAL BALsAM.1 So many accident, ma
occur! Fee Advertisement under " MEDICAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12

NOR SALE-A valuable FARM, situated at
H. Glen Castle, Broome County, N. T., miles north Of
binra;on and "A mites west oil Chensugo station, the
yrscuse md bins haInon Railroad containing 40 Acres Of
Land two Dwellings and good Out huildnssi Also on the
Farm 1000 Irsnpsnled Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Prioe go per scre Appy 10 D. w. RANNtY Postmaster,
Gisn Castle N Y
The sun., 1864-09-29
GENERAL ROSSEAV.
Forrest Checked In Pulaski. etc.

Nashville, Tenn, S,pt. 2s.-skirrnshins with
the rebe, force under Gen. Forrest has continued
oil DAY Gen Rosseau fell back two miles from
Pulaski. but re-advanccd aud held his position. and
the town ur to seven O'Clock this evening. The
rebels have advanced their skirmish line up v
within half mile of ours and viii pr badly adj
vance their lines and attack in the morning Our
loss IN so-dAy's fightiny will not e1ccod eighty
men. Prisoners captured In Marshall county, on
their way to McMinnville, with dispatches for
.Cerro Gorlo" Williams. who 10 unite with
Forrest state that Forrest has twenty pieces Of ar
tillcry and about seven thousand men. Six reRi.
men;s arc reported 70 have been sen, 70 Forrest
from wbeeler's force. General Rosscau, by u
strategic movement: invited attack from
the rebeI commsaler, hut he did not resp nd.
No telegraph line ie IN working order TO Pu-
laski to-day. II Is rumored at Chattanooga that
two trains were enpturcd on Monday by rebel
force at Tng shanty, on the Chattanooga Railroad
oMc.rs lust from the front conhrm this statement
Co.. 2. l. Donaldson, Chief QuartcrTnaster Of the
DEPARTMENT OF The Cumberland. has organized N c
lire force OF the ouartermaster DEPARTMENT,
amounting 10 over 1000 men, comprising eight
regiments. Arms and ammunition have been fur
nishel them. They are ready at moments no.
tco 70 cooperate with thc reg gular troops whoaeyer
requested 70 do so.
sEooND pierATcn
Washington, Sept 2s.-The RRpUnLloAs has is
sued an extra containing the following intelligence
We learn officially that tic advance Of the rebel
Gen. Forrest has been suddenly checked in Pulas
N, Tennessee, 70 which point norihwsrd he push
cd, after destroying the railroad bridge over E'h
The sun., 1864-09-29

COMM nd our fortihcsuons. He has plenty Of
provi aons and good supply OF water.
A trs,n 81 tfty enrty wagons. sent from Pilot
Knc d yesterday morning to Mineral Point hsd not
rco nhcsi that point before Communication WAS cut.
sr d II is supposed they were captured. 7, is no~
elcvcd that the demonstrations on the Pho,
Knob and Iron Mountain Railroad Joints 10
cover the movements oi Pr.cos main force IN N.
other direction, probably against Rolla and thence
10 the central part # the state. l, is also believed
that shelby's cavalry will make desperate effort
" dash into St. Ioui- In the way tbs, Forrest
dashei into Memphis. A passenger train, which
ictt hero Yesterday morning on the Northern Ne.
sour Railrc-d, was captured al C,ntrliia. BY Bl
Andersons bush whackers. and t,renty-ons soldiers
Seve sdten ou, and murdered.