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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

No. ll8
AksY CLoTHIsG AND EovIPAeE OFFICE
CINCINNATI, April G 1854
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
Il until WEDNESDAY, April ~, 1854 at o'clock y. u,
for furlis hing this Department lby conractl with
Bbnke.s-Woolon-Ar Standard
Camp Kettes-Army Standsrdi
Color Belis-Army StsodGrd;
Drums-complcte-Army Standard;
FEELING Axes (hTst qusty oniy and 10 weigh nom u 10
\ poundsl-ATmy stand1rdi
Fellng Az Hsndet-Arrny STANDARD;
GaidoDs-Caysry-AImy STANDARD;
Kerey-Sky Bl1e-Army StaDdtId
Pick Axes-Army STANDARD;
Pick An Hsndes-AThy Stsndafa;
SpAdes-Anny STANDARD;
Shelter Teuts-Army Standard;
Samples Of which may be et the Ofhoe Of CoAss ana
Equipage in this city. Il,
10 be delivered fee Of csrge at the u. s. Inspection
Warehouse in this city In good packages with the se
party furnifpg the klad and quality of goods o
tinctly marked o each article and package.
Parties Offering goods must IA all cases fGrnifh ssnPe
marked and numbered corespoGd with their proposal and
dncy In their bids the quantity Of goods they epose
s1Tnish. the price, and the tiuis OF delivery.
guaranty signed by two Tssponble persons must sconn
pany sch bid guaranteeing that the bidder viii supply the
article, Cwafded TO him NJ Der bis proposal - -
Bid, WI Ice opened on WEDNESDAY, April 90 1854, a.
O'clock D. n this office. and bidders requesssd to be
Award, vii. be made on THURSDAY, April 81. Bonds
VII he required that the contracts will be faithfully fulfilled.
IeeSrsns relating 10 Proposals will not be noticed.
Blank forms Of r. oposAs msy be obtained at this oBce
The right reject any bid deemed unreasonable Ieserved
~ ordeI Of Col TBo,As svoRDs A. @ NJ. O.,
O. w. h0ULT0k Csptsts and A. 9. M'
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0orporation Notifee.

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-The Inter-
on the Bonds and Stocks of the CITY ard Comfy Of
New YORK due May 1904 will be paid on MONDAY, Nay
by Daniel Delvin esq Chamberlain Of the City, at the
Broadwny Bank.
The rfsnsiei Books win be closed TUESDAY the 18th
MIrTHEw T. BRENNAN, CorutrOll,r.
Department Of Finance, Comproilers 0lRce City Of New
York, April T. 1904
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Proposals
OFFICE OF Army CLOTHING AND ForrPAGE
20 EN2 BMnApwAY. y Ew.l ORR. Apll J. 100.

y
No. 502 BROADWAY. NEv-l ORR, Apdl !, luOt y
A RMY SUPPLES.-SEALED PROPO-
SAILS will be received this office uDtl u O'CLOCK IL on
THURSDAY the ih inst for furnishing by contract at the
Depot Of Army Clothing and Equipsge ia this CITY,
SlXMULE WAGON HARNESS, COMPLETE
Specifications for which be seen at this Office fdder
the quantity they wish to supply and the shortest
time in which they can deliver IT,
All proposals m1s accompanied by proper guaranty for
the faithful performance Of contract.
The United States the right to reject all bids deemed
Objectionable
Proposals. should be indorsed Proposals for furnishing Ha
meas and addressed to Lieut.. Col ID. Ii. NIh1ON,
DY OuartermssteT-i Gen.
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J BLFFCKFR, son & Co. will SELL

N. AZ AUCTION on TUESDAY, April 10, at = O'clock
st the Exchange Salesr-on. No III Broadway, - an
VALUABLE LOFS ON llfHAN. AND 9Th ST.
ON nth AV-3 desirabie lots o1 the east side. com
lncng at the southeast u g,n; size Of corner lot
Is 1xOo inside lots H.5xlM -
on q7TH.ST 10 lots Immediately in the rear Of
the avenue lots; sze 2jxl00.4 each
portion Of the purchase money may remain on mortgage
az per cent. :. -,
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A. J. BIERSzRR. Auetioneer

II Il AA-Ah NOI4NIh LO1D az
= A. j. Blu ECKER, SON Co viii sell al Auction Ito
.sa eeHesrnl o. THURSDAY, Apra q, at the Exchange
%. %, 1ooins No. m ,Sroadvsy;
IsAy Lo1s2 iets beautifully situated ct the north
eeitr OIL lhtv ad looh n each lot rs feet ches
y 10, ue !luFAy, by 100 feet IN depth.
,st iots on the toutheast corner Of llthsv ana
"a, & esfh zs feet 81 inches the avenue BY nom los
net mehts The so 10 very hne being choice gaTde
&e,,..s upe 10 perfect ff0S On each lot can remain =
yea" hon last January. hsps VI Ne. "a Cedar It,
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NTION NOTICE n s HOrGH A

n
~ tiopeer viii sell at auction TOMoRROw, Thursday,
Apr IA at l4 the entire contents OF the private resi-
6euce No. 2 East l3thst 2dsv, consisting Of Ich
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets; elegant Rosewood Fa
lor FurniGre fine Pier Mirrors with Gilt Cornces and
Base Tables match richly embroidered Lace ogItans
Walnut and Oak Dining Room FuTniture good Chamber
Suites fine Mattresses and Beds; Mahogany Desk lot OF
Books and Pamphlets also, good sssoHeGt Of hclen
Utensils with Which tie sale win Catalogues on
morning Of sale.
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TEWSPAPERS AT AUCTION.
SAW.MILL For sALE.-A large and yalua-

CAW-MILL FOR SALE.-A large and valua-
~ STEAM sAWM Of 30 borse power Tunnir 40 Saws,
standing wharf the head The Canal Feeder IN the
village Of Forest Port Black River rs miles north Of Utica
with 2o0 fee, wharf and pond TO contain 1000 5000 logs,
will be sod b a bar gain.
ALSO excellent MILL SITES in the village Of Forest
Port each with the whole power Of Black River II feet fail
each aud Land each side OF the River for Lumber Yards
ALSO, a20-ACRE LOT on Big Woodhull River about ~
miles above Forest Port with waterfall Of feet OF that
River
ALSO FARM of 50 ,cres about 30 In fence with
good House aud coltanng fa Of the Black River Of feet
about mikes above forest Port.
ALSO loo feet DOCKING GROUND the Canal at For
est Port. and
500 acres TIMBER LAND.
All or any OF these viii be sold on liberal terms
Inquire VI ANsON BLAKE,
No nroad,vav Neu.York
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VALUABLE COAL LANDS.

VALUABLE COAL LANDS.
VALUABLE COAL LANDS IN LUZERNE COUNTY, PA
Pursaant 70 ~ order Of the Orphans Court FOR the County
Lpzerne Pernsylvans viii be SOLD at Public Sale on
TUESDAY April 20 1885, Al u O'Clock noon, 81 the PHlL-
pLLPHIA EXCHANGE. the following described property
ate Of Thomas y. Potter deceased viz: .
THREE equal fnll, undivided FIFTH PARTS Of and IN
E Acres i26 Pelches ol LAND In HANOVER TOWNSHIP,
Ls1eTDe County, le - 49,
Alsa FOUR fln, elul SEVENTH PARTS q and In 30
Acres % slOths Pegches Of LAND, in Township and
CouDty.
As6 ONE undivided FIFTH PART Of and in Acres and
q Perch6s Of LAND, in same Township and Comfy.
~ Fall particulars in hand bills which may be had up
EScsson the AuotioEeeTt It the Tribune Once.
NARY 4. POTTER, AdIuiustr alri1.
n. THOMAS SONS A1ctioneeTs,
Nos. lJ9 and IA Solth tthst PAlaaephla.
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Sales bn %uttioi,.
A j. BLEECKEX, SON & Co. will SELL
~. a, AUCTION on friday April a. ., 10 O'Clock at

III at AUCTION On fhlDAY, Aprl ~, Of IL O'CLOCK, al
tie E1chanee Saesroc-A No. III Brobdyay,
VALUABLE SECOND-AVENJ f HOUSE.
OH 2D AvRsUEhe valuable threeory brown stone ironi
HOUSE and L No 5J3 ste 3ll "a av between l9th and
2Oth.sts high rtoop with basement and subeesr The
Hou-s is n sx52 with extension Of feet. Lot !s %
feet 1eep hot and cold water and gas hxures throughout TIE
honte On the second story there four rooms beside the
ballroom and water closet Also the third story, foar
rooms and bathroom and water closet The House sup
red with ample closets aud pntres; double windows to
se and third story front and awnings 10 paror windowsi
large Kitchen with wasUOs kitcen-rante servants aieI
closet outside Lddes furnace coal bins and two VINE closets
In cellar The parloIs of the pspeTed
Vet.toT Las been PVT N the kyht by the present owner
In the yard there fue grape yres names The
yutable -
CedArtt. sdioinne Bank Of ComrIcrce.
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Corporation, Notices.
81, 100000 o1 LOAN 41a
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
PROPOSALS FOR 81, ,O0O, 900 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS.
(pEIN0 THE BALANCE NOT AWARDED ON BIDS
FOR s2oco,eOo OPENED APRIL 2, ls64)

Sealed Proposals. WIN be received the comptroers ofce
until SATURDAY April 49, IS6 st2 O'Clock, p n, when the
will be publicly opened for the purchased OF the whole OF
any part Of the Of Ono Million Dollars OF the Soldiers
Bounty Fund Bonds" authorized by Ordinance Of the
Board Of Supervisors passed March l 1904 and by an act oil
the legislature Of the State Of New YORK passed February D.
1894 being the amount not awarded bids for +2,ceco
opened April ?, 1904.
The said bonds viii bear nteest a. The rate Of six per cent
per snnurn payable semi annually the first dy of May and
November In each year and the principal viii be redssnabe
Is follows. Five hundred thousand dollars November J. 1883
and five hundred thousand dollars November ], 1899.
The proposals viii the amount of bonds desired end
the price per hundred dollars hereo and persons whoe
proposals accepted will heeupon be required to deposit
with the County Treasurer the awsrdcd to them re-
spoo,iyey.
On presenting 70 the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer for such dsposs the parties win bo entitled to
eeve bonds for equal amounts OF the par value Of the
awarded them, bearing interest from the date Of payments
Each proposition should be sealed and ndorsed Proposals
for Soldier. Bounty Fund Bonds" and nelosed In second
envelope addressed TO the Comptroller
The right reserved to reject any all Of the bids II
dered necessary to protect promote the interests Of the
County
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
City Of NewYork, Department Of Finance, Comptroers
Office, April 4, 1904.
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alathmern.

DOOK-BINDERS.-- an EMBOSS-
I'D I.sG PRESS. large size Address S. ~ PETlEN-
OIL Co. No 81 Psrb-row NewYort giving description
md price.
fENO PRINTERS.-FOr SALE, Gordon Frank
! In eighth Medium PRESS ia hrstrae order 10 wolk by
steam freddie. Address PRESS, Box No. Us Iiibune
once
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p. c. BuLTIKY Auc.ionter
W ILL SELL on TUESDAY, April u. NJ ~
~ O'clock, st the AeIcharts EIchsnse sslesroona No.
VI Bra 4eSay Ly oToer Of the executors Of George Yo1 10
s.s.ed ,he yaGaol pre- pey known No lss
eSl "a The easehod property known No l7s West
a. al partca2rf and maps a. the office, No q Wal.
a., gsuneeA' Courf.
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ID. CArLKr,,s, Anotioneer.

CPLFNDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
~ CARVED ROSEWOOD PIASO-FORTE, &C., ke.--An
sxsoInay for honsekeepers aud dealers in tne fur
uAUre THIS DAY (Ne3lesasy April 18Th ut lOt O'Clock
precisely al the costly Furniture Paintings Ho.eWOod Draw
bzroona suits elegant octave PiGnoforte, Mirror
Velvet Carpets kc, IN tue residence No 2ls 18Th ncar
lace and Broe4de Curtains rch cyed Roewood Etsgefs
WITH minor fronts; three solid Rosewood P!or suits, In
sa Rosewood Center Tables Piano forte stool and
NpntiTgs Turkish Easy chsrs elegant ChiIa Vases and
She: mantle Eners Oak Dnngtsbie, Chas, CLins Tea
and Dinner Sets Cut Glassware large assortment Of fine Sill
s-re Ivory Gallery together with extensive variety Of
Sesnle Furniture IN rcseWoOd and mahogany Beds and
stddng pore Hair MSttresef Velvet BTases and Ingram
carpets Cocks Mirrors Mahogany Chairs Sofas Lounges,
heesoTs, Oiioloths &c. Sale positive. Dealers attend
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COMPLEMENTARY OyricR, l

QuARrERaasTKRe OYriCR,l
NKW-YoKK, April II, iS6A. :
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-SEAL PRO-
~ POSALs will be received at this Office until ~ m,
April H. for the erection ofTliREE WOODEN
for the Government. The plans aud specihca
ttons Of these buildings be examined st this of1ce
STEWART VAN VLiBT, GusrieImaSter.
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V7HE LONDON AND NEW-Y0RK STEAM
sHIP Co will dispatch semi monthly their and dIst'
o,.. British iron STEAMSHIPS CELIA, BELLONA, IOWA,
ONO, INDIANA. end MANHATTAN each 5000 tuns bgr.
voyage rom London Rates Of passage payable In United
States currency from New YORK; krt cabin SSOi second
cabin, s5l steerage SSo 5osn London OF Hsvre fI.,
appy TO CHAS. A. WHITNEY at the Office No. 70 Broad
way Fer freight apply AZ No. 81 South t.
HOWLAED 4 ASPINWALL, Agents.
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&ALE of LANDS and PROPERTY of thl

&ALE Of LANDS and PROPERTY Of the
~ FOX AND WISCONSIN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
sn TIE State o. ubic LOre is bs-eby given that
tss Ha5t ned under and in pursuance Of the deed o trust
easta pee lt made BY tie Fox AID Wisconsin Improve
s Y pany 70 them and oftAe judgment Of sale rendered
ese peme Court o. the State of Wisconsin IN action
and Abraham B. Clars nortfaree are defendsnt made
e ~ ~ o teoIoery 1874 viii se at public suctisn,
- t4s sth day u May, 1854 at 10 o'clock M.
~-ee :" S.e % snd Nscorsin Improvement Company
sAss o. Appet9n Data annie County IN the State of
s l - S e.so.a IA d, rights interests and claims,
Isn,s prveses fIsacbisss belonging to
81 Sohf1hy o cohnect.d viii sd inlprouuens ineiud
ns shout feur hundred thousand scrss Of S satd In Va
nous caoniies Ia the Stale Of Wiscons,S ' '''""' " "
FOR particulars Of tbc te.ls AID oondi,;o f - 81 a,
toe gopeIy 20 lie sold reference made 10 G ,cs - az
lae'aes y tAe s.ae paper 9 W.eenn cogy Of Which nay
|es. lork, oE @ he IIgsl.es.-APn, "a lsei
MOSES " DAVIS, appleton Wa
ALESAkDKR SPAULDfN0. (r..o..
CHARLES BUTLER, No. u WAliSl N 2 4Aiu''ess'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of fNEW-JERSEY,
~ from foot Of Courtlsnd, st., connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lackawanns aud Western Railroad,
aud with Lehigh Valley Railroad and s connecr
tions forming direct re 10 Pittsburgh and the West with
change Oi - - - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved by this line to Chicago
Cincinnati St Louis with but change OF cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. = Il r...
Commencing Feb o. 1864, leave NeU-fork as follows;
HARRISBURG ExPR2ss-At A. M. for Eeston, Reading
Pottsville, hsrrisburg, Msuch Chunk, Wiliausport-
MAIL TRAIS-At $40 Tor Eas.on, Water Gap, Scren-
ton Wilkes6sre Great Bend Pittston, Bnghsrnton Sc
I'm. TRAiz-for Eas'on, Allentown Msuch Chunk, VIII
Nsmspolt l. Readins Potsville, Harrisburg. &c.
$50 M.-For Esston, Bethlehem Allentown and Asuoh
Chunk
4:4OP. y-For Someryile.
$50 p. r-For SomsrIs.
7P N. WESTERN ExPREss-For Ess.on, Allentown Read.
ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping
throus Il OH jersey City to Pittsburgh. : 49,.
ExPREss TRAfs yoR HARRIsBURq The Ca M Express
Train from New-1ork arrives at harrisburg at p con-
Meeting East aud West Penn,y.ysnia Central Railroad,
Northern Central Railroad North and South, ana with the
Cumberland Valley kai.road.
ELizABETRPogT AND Nzw- YORK FzRaY-Leaye New Yolk
from Pier Nc North River q, $50 Ia l2its T. and $50
p. n. -.
The Boats stop Bergen Point and Mariners Hsrbor every
trip each way. JOSIAH o. STEARNS, Superintendent
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Galss bp anrtion.


4 COTTON NOTICE.
Ry LOCKWOOD BROS. d uNDERhiLh
m u-pP,y and "a wARREN.sT, NEw.YoRA.
THIS DAY, APRIL la
Mlo O'Clock,
ON -FOUR MONTHS CREDlr'
LARGE, sPECIAL and PEREMPr0RY SALE Of
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRYoooDs,
.,orye cAssIMEREs and TAILORING GOODS,
COMPRISING
SPANISH LINENS, BLACK CLOTHS hElToNS'
FANCY cAss1HEEEs. ITALIANS, LUsTERs'
nyE sH1RrINe LINENS, BLK eRos DE NAP SILKS
HOSIERY. GLOVES, FURNISHING GOODS ks'
sr.eisI attention invited.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEY-YORK;

TRAINS LEAVE hEN-fORk; 81.
For New. Haven T. (Exl, 1850 IL l2.l3 (Exl 500
(Ex.), 1850, 430 and tEx p. -
Fer Brdgepoit, I, lENl 1889 s. N. l2l3 tEX) 500
(Ey D. $3.50. 49, md (Exb 2.
For Milford and Srs;.ord, T. 1850 $780, $3.50 p n.
For Fairfield, Southport and NesipoE, 1889 ~ $50
S30p, n. 80 rs,
$50 40 $3.50, (EG.l p m.
FOR Dsren aud Greenwich $50 1850 M. $780, s:so.
Fox Stanford T. Ex) $50, Il:sO Q. mi l2:15 CE1l3
(Ex.) $50. 4:3), $50 (Ex.) p N.
FOR Por Chester and aternetis,e Stations = $3.50, ll9
n. .; $3.50, 4:30, $3.50, $3.50 p. m. =
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, a. N. !EI)i 3Ur) sP. M
For Boston via shore Line, l1:l5 (Ex-), 3 p IA.
For Hartford srd Sprir sdeld (EI l:2O m; 3tEIbs
p IN. ~ a. -,
II 80 a. M to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and FiihkLl Railroad, tEx.h
For New Haven New London and ssonington Railroad ate
a IN l2:l5, 3, ?. IN.
For Canal Railroad, IL is ?. N. to Northampton .e
For Housat0nic Railroad s. m.
For Naugetuck Railroad. Il M 9. n.
For Dsnfry ard Norwak Railroad T. 80 40 ?.
CoIumodioGs SleepD. Cars attached 90 p. Trains
JAMES II. HOIr, Superintendent
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IRON and GLASS-WORKS SITE, with
Schooner Canal aud Railroad communication, four miles
from New York abundance Of sand and the premises
For SALE .ow. Address GEORGE WEBB, No " Cedar
st. TRUCK FARM Of $50 shares or for SALE or
EXCHANGE
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Qbanres for Bnsiness nlen.

A STRoNOMY.-A REFLECTING TELE.
SCOPE OF II feet focus IN good order with Equstora
stand, for SALE at low price, q. u. HlSCOAl
No. n Dougass-st., Brooklyn, N. T.
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ESTATE OF THOMAS Z. POTTER, DECEASED

ORPHANS COURT SALE AT PHILADEL-
" PHlA. rr.rrl
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CAFETY, sPEED, AND COMFORT.

GAFETY, SIZED, AND CUMFURT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FITCHBUR9, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUSTAISS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and staunch s,esnefs Of the Norwich line,
CITY og BOSTON and CITY OF NEW-YORK,
leave NewYorEdaiy (Spndays exceped, az o'clock p m,
from PiefNo. 80 North River foot Of Vearyst,
FOR NEW-LUNDoN,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train rom the
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor.
ce.e Worcester aud Nashua aud HewLonden and Sorthesn
Railroads
Freight taken s the For Information inquire
Of 3. MARTIN. Agent, on the Pier.
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.URBELL,s PATENT MACHINE 10

a 4 RAKING aud LOADING HAY.-Thil invention, se-
cnfed by letters patent OF the most valuable farming
implements ever introduced !, easily attached to either
wagon or cart will % feet In width and elevate upon
the load. Send for circular with ensTavlng CUUhII and
TOWN RIGHTS for SALE. Address w. L. HUbbELL,
No II Esssau-st., Room No. 10, New York.
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NEW.YORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
lec3 COMMENCING NOV. To- 1863. 1854
Passenger Station in NewioTk 2itA and 4thsy
Entrance 2-th-s..
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"a INOO ~
N miles shorter to Cncnnsti change Of cara ls 81
miles shorter to Cleveland; change cara Is Sc miles
shorter Cbcsgo change ofcsr 10 IS miles shorter Ia
St. Louis two changes Of 0es No. I'll Broadway
corner Cham5ersst.
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FI,HE STEAM FERRY between NYACK and
Il TARRYTOWN Ia now running connecting with all the
trains Of the Hudson River Railroad aud down. stopping u
Tarrytown
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billiard and BOWLING ESTABLISH
I'D MENT for SALE CHEAP. Apply q. No. G!7 Broad
way opposite the Oynplc Iheater
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

A WELI-ESTABLISHED WOOLEN FAC
"A TORY, IN a grest wooLgrowing section for SALE-ln
good order all necessary Machinery, ample WserPower,
good House and barn; and terms TO suit
sOCrHWlCk WOOD. No. 10 Pine st.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

a iLANII To HuU UhEhI DoI ENN
Z RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-y0RK. via. the Era
Railway from foot OF ChanbeIs ST., RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
connecting with railroads for al principal cities in the West
This road m bong extended, and will DO in compiets
running order to Mansfield Gallon Urbana Dayton, Cncn,
natl AID 50. Louis, without break Of gauge
4. II. oooDyAy Gen. Ticket Agt. ". r. SwEETSER,
Aeadyille. Pa General Sup't.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
sPRINGFIELD--steaIlsr eava Pack slip at 3:l5
Trains 90 north AID from New Haven at IL p m.
NIGnT JInsE-Steaners leave q, II p n arrvinya New
Haven in ,1e for all early morning trans
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

By y. r. WIS Aucti5neer. :.
A UCTION CE.-WEDNESDAY,A April
n l3 II o'clock a; the store No q Murays Ieemp
try sale Of So crates Of EARTHENWAKE, PAIuAN
WARE GLASS &c, comprising large assortment Of best
,ood which VIII be sold without Csisogues On
Monday.
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pOOK STORE for SALE to cash customer:
ID The stock fixture. and good VIII Of Book Music and
Stationery Store situated the west side oi New,i ORR
City and doing good business; has been
1854. Rent moderate satisfactory reasons for selling
Price 81 COO AahLea. y. A. Boz No 22C3 Ne-Io = "
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Choice Grape Vines and
Strawberry Plants Free!

WANT 100000 persons to apply to me for
samples Of my valuable agricultural and
fruit growing piper, the, RURAL AMERICAS,
Urea NY, Vol. VIII, "a beautiful semi
monthly,o which will be sent from July, 1864
to January, 1865, for only FIFTY CENTS, and
every subscriber win receive in September,
FREE md post pad, the full amount Of his
subscriptions III RrssELLs GREAr TRcL,rrc
STRAWBERRY Plants, which is the largest nnd
most prolific in existence, bearing from 200
TO zoe berries 10 a single PAM, some Of which
are IA large ns nhSs EGd, Or subscribers
may have u fine Damare, Concord Diana.
@.itcca, or Naryora rtot.dc, grepe pme, yREE,
jtprrfercd Ny specimen papers are seat
free, post paid, which give he full details Of
all my liberal offers, in vines, &c, to sub
scrihrrs and clnhagcnts. There is no lam
bug ut all in this matter, as l have m linz
mense supply Of plants and vines, growing
emmy farm, IN CLINTON, ONEIDA Co. N. Y.
where all letters must be addressed. Money
sent nj my risk, and not one letter in thous
and fails to reach me. twenty thousand
vines and plants were sen, free to. subcribers
last spring, All ofwhich are growing finely
can furnish Mi he best varieties Of grape
vines by e,lozen, hundred, or thousand, Al
50 the Russell Straw berry plants, all At low
prices. uia l-#a T.B. MINER.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
NOLLO " AVS PILLS
And OINTMENT.

A II who have Friends and helattves in the
Amy or Navy should take especial care ina
'h,v be amply supplied with these Piils ana
Ointment; and where the brave Snh'ie's
IN Sailors have neglected to proyiie them-
selves With them, no better present can he
sent them by their fticnds. They have he"h
Pre- voi to be the Soldiers never ial ln5 Trends
in he hour OF need.
Coughs 81 Colds affecting Troops
viii he speedily relieved and ehectnai'y
cui ed by using these admirable medicines.
am hv paving proper attention 10 the lhrec-
ito, 5 which arc at; led TO each rot or Box.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
~ oh GEowInt.-Th constant An,

VOL GEowIH,;. The constant and
.N 3tu 10 tHcr,aSc II railroad ttct.hts
II tnnl hcr iorrihl" arLun n in favor
- @o"i glowing. /, is ,.heady demon
.tated tl,at there is no better country
ilr sheep Eh,n this. II raising wheat,
s.'rn bay, or even cattle aud hogs, our
tlI,n, rs will find i, ! .iicnlt, OF accuun;
y. Expensive 'ranspor,a'ipn, to com
,et. successfully with those who 1--we
'.".,rr,c' the main markets IT the coun
try We have not ,llr least doub,
that tarnirrs Nili do well To turn their
attention still more 10 The business ii
wool growing It is pleasant, safe, and
prubahI, more ui:"rmly profitable thar
ANY othc~.-- Cs1u3ooSu Xe'a}a.