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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-19

Another dispatch estimates the number
of prisoners captured at 2, 500, aud the mum
Der of guns at ~.
General Grant telegraphs to this depart
ment that in honor of this great triumph
achieved by the united valor of the army
and navy he has ordered salute of 100
guns TO be fired by each of the armies oper-
ating against Richmond
lSignedl G. A. DANA,
Asst Secretary of War,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Amusement. ,hi. Evening.

WALLACK's THEATER-Losr IN LONDON.
NIBLOS GARDEN-EDwfS FoRREsr IN YiRGrSrus
OLYMPIC THEATER-SLKgPISG BEAUTY IN THE WooD-
The MIsyRIEs OF HUMAN LIpE.
WINTER GARDEN-THK TIcgErorLBAFE MAN
BROADWAY THEATER-"SAM"
BARNUMS MUSEUM-Afernoop and Evenine--CRoss or
G0tD-CRCUs-W. B. HARRISON, E1rRnPoRAsEoUs
SINGER
FOX'S OLD BOwERY THEATFR-LIrrux BAREFOOT
COYRpY AND PASToxIsE
NHw-YORK CIRCUS-lirH sr.--Jssss Robinson, BARE.
BACK RIDER
HOPE CHAPEL-MAGlc-THg WfsgsAss
BRYANTS MINSTRELS-THK LATEST Pans
TIN PASoSIUM - PoMPErs BLusDYhs-STocKs Up
The LIVE lYGTS-BRyAsr's u. s. GRANT.
WOOnS NINSTRELS-'THR MAsAGEP's TRIUMPH; On,
THr BLACK MArLERs DkPEAr, In Six Scenes-"CA.
MILE"
BROADWAY ATIIENFUM-ScEsIc ILLUSIONS Nj.
COLA MEsTER OF COLOGNE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF GRAND AND CROSBY.
sr-STArUARr-L AsDscAPEs.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN--PAIsrrsos AND
STArrARr.
ART GALLERY-Eo. 62S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PAisrIsG OF Mrs. WAsHiSGroS's RECEPTION DAY.
No. 007 ACCOMPLISHMENTS oY THE VICTORIA
RRsiA. OR SOUTH AMERICAN WATER LIZ
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUsIC-IrALrAx oPsRA-
FRA DIovoJo.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
The Military Display To-Morrsw- Order
OF parnde.

The military parade tomorrow. on the occa.
sion Of the celebration Of the Evacuation of NewYork.
viii be in the following order
Troop Of Cavalry; Fscoft.
Is ENce'ency Gov. fen,ol
Commander IN Chief n. @. y N y. and SiiH
Major Zen. Charles w Sau1loTi.
Commanding fis,.bivi,ion N. O.. and Sad
Col. Brooke Postiey, Third Civary.
Commanding tiEsi Bri g,de; Brigade Stsh
Seventy hfst Regiment Infantry Col Benz l.. rrsfof1
Second Re siLeut infar'ry, Col Thomss NJ Reid.
sevcntyseyenih Regiment Infantry Col Thomas Lynch.
Ninety ninth Regiment luianiry; Col Johu O Mshonry
I"ehi third Aeguieit laisn'ryi Col Calvin r. Pratt
~ fiist Regiment Cavalry. Col. d. G. Min.on.
Ihnd Regiment Cavalry Lieut. Col John H. Burke
Col Lewis Burger. fiith H. sntry.
Commanding Second Brslde, Bngadr' Stsf
finh Regiment lufaItry Lieut.. Col Dodge
Sixtl ResHiei, Infantry Col. Joe, W. Msson
Twelfth Regimen, lufan'ry: Col. william q. Ward
Eighty fourth Regimen. lnfanry Col Frederick A. Conkng
Hinety-.iN.h Regiment lnisuiry; Col John ID. Kfehel
Fourth Regiment Artilefyi Col Daniel w. Teller
Brig. Gen NLism Hal, handing Third Brigade au6
S.sH
Seventh Re..ruen lnfentfy Col Emmons Clark.
Eighth Regiment lnfsrifyi Col yoshua NJ Nafi,H-
Ninth Regiment lriait-y, Col John u. Wilcox.
TbiTiy-seventh Regiment Infantry Col Charles NJ Catin.
Tihysifh Rceirrcrt lufsn'Ty; Col Eugene Le0s,
Col Lloyd Aspuws. con uisnjiIg Fourth iTigtte.
BIissdr stem
Eleventh Regiment Infantry; Col Josclhni M,ihoS
Twentyseco Regiment InintIy Lieut. Col James u. Cor
Sluy ninth Regimen, Infantry. Col Jsmes kasiry.
NiIy-tfh r. SiIneut luisnry. Col. ; X. Pinkney.
One hundred ani second Rssu-nt iuiinfy; Cot Joha n
Wi.-y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Harlem Rriags-An Error Corrected

y
SIR: The statements contained in the follow
ing article in todays TRIBUNE arc erroncoas
1.-THE New.York cofrupt!onisfs have been buiding a
bridge a. Harlem. It IL ianmeDse unweldy iron
bridge, which looks Ike GROSS between an od.iash
ioned gunboat and Rebel fort Thus far IL has cost
New YOIk o. iB l6. Ibis does not include the cost
20 Westchester Couniv II should have been bult for
slO0OOO We shall be lucky II We escape with hall
million. -Four hundred thousand doila srOboel. carried
away gone into the Golfers of the Ring = Rect re-
form ticket and $500 900 viii be saved"
The bridge was oomuencod five years ago by com
mission Consisting Of the Mayor Recorder and Street
Commissioner Charges were made that The contracts
were extravagant and fraudulent and that Che bridge
would cos. before completion nearly or 1rte s2IoO
In consequences Of charges the Legislature were
INDUCED 10 appoint commission 70 complete the
bridge. aai were expressly proh bitcd from making
any contract shat yvol involve expenditure OF OYER
s250OOJ
Uptothe is, o. January last the expenditure having
amounted to about $1,000 the Legislature again IN
tetfercd and appointed new commission who were
directed 20 complete tbe bridge and made an additional
appropriation OF sa7 900 accomplish iha. object
Tbesc new eommi sslgns have expended this year
sl3I, 900
The total thus far appropriated Va s'Jo'oOO The
Contractor, John Roach has a claim for damages
against .be County OF about 100000 ioT advance in
price Of iron furnished
when the lob was fret originated tho law wsa 50
drawn that the cost should be appoiioned between the
COMMITTEES OF New. York and WestchcStcr IN accordance
with their Jurisdiction II has recently been ascertanei
that the jurisdiction Of this county ex'ends to ow
.,oy mark on the Wcstches.er side Of the river, 50
that ,be latter county only liable 10 pay for the land
ing at the Northern extremity Of the bridge
yours Respectfully. SMrH ELY jT
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
rEw.JERsEY NE ws.
The sanitary Condition Of Jersey Ci'y-
Letter from DIR. MADDEN.

At the meeting Of the Common Council oi
jersey City on Tuesday night, communication was
received from Dr. Walter j. Hadden in relation TO the
saiary condition Of the city aid was referred 10
.S;eciol Committee OF one member OF tue BoaIu ifon
.esch Ward in connection with the Committee On
Public Health The following is the conmnnieat ion'
10 sis " go, aad Common Council Of JsI.ey CHy'
GEETLgNZx ALLOW me 70 communicate 20 ycu t iew
fcmaIks IN relation TO the sanitary conoition VI tns
-c.y; also, OF the condition we are in If cholera
visit
The warning already given OF that disease ap,
p0lcbias ought 70 call forth your serious attention 70
avert ia every possible manner, what might be llxey
to encourage that fearful disease IL should vhit US
There is great need Of sanitary reform IN this
city. and the rzi enforcement VI few hygiene iaWs
4 eces,ary. Tho atmosphere ia which we I'VE anu
biesh' po.soaed BY eiluyia arising from the dec0'
poiiph VI animal pnd vegetable matter and other de
pf Tins 4. an1 lronad the streets, yards ow hoeses
~ -. s.tlss, factories old tenement h0usesi also
non sbr siZnlb water In cellars and empty lots. from
ce.o irt dfasage.
i.t ~ 'neIt bO1ses. In which opr poor working
cialsos fss..r ate iEparey yentstca aud very many
al ian are ty ia the aAtremt. aad he stencil aisll
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

No !. Provisions dull. Hirhwine' dull Reeeipsoeso
Dos Flour, 29O00 bush Wheat. 1900 bush Corn. NVO
5ush. 0a. sapmsns-2ieo bills Flour, 5000 bush Whes,
30 90 bush. Cosn, 81 900 bush Oats
Os-sao Nov 22-flour in good demand and steady sales
1oV b5s. Wheat quiet Coln inactive Bare in model
ate demand sales go bush CanaGa at 81 IL and % 900 bush
Prime do az 81 H. Rye dn sales 5000 bush Cenads at
81 Cafs ffeishl unchanged. Lase 10 poits-4 $40 tnsh
Barley Canal exports96O bbs flour 42C1O bush Wheat
l6 900 brh Corn 80 900 bush Barley, 1890 bGsh Rye
BUYPALo, Nov. 22,--four dull and Unchanged Wheat
Milwaukee spring, $l 65;, No o. 5l So, WhiSe Michigan
fa; White Ci,iad, 81 aOa s245. Corn s-arce and firm at
&c Oats dui aud nominal at JJUi3c. Barley held hfm ;
State, S o. Canada. 81 o. Rye. 60c Whisky Srm aud
quiet at 81 35. Pork s3f5o lmportsFlo1r 6Goo bbls
Wheat. 9l42 b-h Com 3s,7J bush. Bsrley, AZ bush
E,por'-Wheat, 2t,3lo bush; Corn, $50 BUSH. s'at
Il. $50 bush. Rye t5Tu bush.
ALBASY Nov u Flour quiet. Wheat dull 0ats-sNe,
anoOo bush at 59d6N for CsngiD snd6lc. for Se Corna
20 dsc for Western BareTsales y 0oO bush q. o5 for
mixed Canada East aud lllo ot state, rowed Shipped
by t0wsCorn 5000 bush Whoa,, y 900 bush Cs,s $1,000
bush; Barley 2IoO bush Rye. 1900 bush Melt 5000
TOLEDO Nov 22.-Wheat-New White and old Au.ber "A
9c better new Amber e lower sales Of old White Michi
gan a. " 81 new G,a+l G6; old AnboF 81 90 81 ~
new, 50 Corn and firm the advance of5c sales
81 67c fer No l. Oats &c. better; sales 8c Lake sh
AMI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Gperial Notices.
urteen,h Assembly District. Eighteenth

Fourteenth Assembly District, Eighteenth
pursuance OF the call of the Union General Com
nt,cc the undersigned duly appointed Inspectors for
he Primary Election held on TUESDAY EVENING, the
resd~sy The polls were opened precisely at u O'Clock
m and closed at p. We hereby certify that the follow
NJ seyencghths of all the votes cast each
otter giving hi. and residence duly enrolled on the
announced 70 the meeting met with unanimous approval
md was ordered to be published
Mayordity
lamps KELLY WAL HEAG6ERTY
IOIIN ID. OTTIWFLL, JOHN STEIN,
MATTHEW d. GREENE. q. JOSEPH RUCH,
WM ATKINSON.
dldermanie
HENRY J. scUDDER j. n. sTEApWGkt' s.snNsGL'
HENRY WILSON. CHAS. AIklNSoN
SOLOMON BiRDSALL, DANIEL w. BRADf,
oIIVFnTAYLOR ROBT KENNEDY
vISu ,rI y FARRELL, FRANCIS BONNEY,
JJnsFPU MATTHEWS, FREDERICK ADAMS.
JACOB JACOBS, WM BRUCE,
WILLIAM FARMER.
COuncirdEic.
,ouN n FORMAN SEYMOUR A. BUECE.
WI RoYp WA. y. GERRISH,
~ JAS. T. HAMILTON.
Schools
JEREMIAH LoTHROP, GEO NJ VAN MORT
Join j. TOWNSEND, MORRIS A. TGNG,
L. l.. MOORE .,, hosJair hobTnr 'r'h'o''
MEETINGS OF THE CONVENTIONS;
"WEDNESDAY. ga inst.
MAYOR ALTY-FRlDAY, aHbinst.
ScuoOI-MONDAY. 27th irsl.
a. Tie cor broadway and Tweniy hid st. OF y o'clock m
JOHN FCKMAN,
simei SOLOMON BIRDSALL, Inspectors.
Approved Join D oTTrwELL,
Chairman. l. nion Association.
Moppts A. TYING Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
MARINE COtfnT-Nov 2l-Bsfore judge DIrTESHotFrH'
aInnK IRA "a LLuN " ruIn IN q ALLa.


gIu,K rnASnAU IlUS 80 ruTD AHb calls.
Lrinlei ry.cr az, sterins tn.p"y.
The ylaiutif III this action CLAIMS To recover
= 500 on the foio.ging eon'f,ct' ,,, -,
received the bearer may deivcf me lo shares
OF ~" -n"et,tt ~ --s@, 80 J,v. ;. tRisBBr.
Dated New .York May ~ 1853. 80, , ..,.,
zee dsy. before the maturity b. a.k ID tle deienash
~ - . to.k Which he decneb 10 do, bat prom'el 10 40
~ 49, - d,ys. tl,t on the last o. the seven Gays u.
,.J Tor ihe defendant bu. was unable - una NM sna
~, yout further notice bs caused the stock 10 Dc -ou ~
Ne Road OF Brokers S2i 13 share, "heh "s he nes'
noted the deeuJant vito promised q arrange In lew
days. , a., .t.-f,, ,ha contr,r, and
isJ .bat he directed plaintiff 20 ,eli re sok 10 aehn
Badger CO, his brokers' who were AUTHORIZED 20 i%.e'o
Th a,e wa. then submitted 10 the Ipry We
inc .be Court 20 charge that the sale OF te toos
notice a. th. Brokers Board YVES Illegal Sh voi aS' s a.
Id hove been Ut public auction asf due noue- anu wa
the stock should have been endeIet 20 me det '' ~ ~
80 az a, al Al his rssidence Tho Court 90 en- ~.
,nrx rendered verde, for the panih TOT inc iu aouA
claimed. - q, ,,s,. ,i.i,,,d, .ttornev.. J.
Nsilson, e,l-, dsfsadAnts attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
DIED.

CRAGrN-At Troy, n. " on Tuesday Nov a. 1865 Charles
Madison CTasn formedy Of Brooklyn, L. l., in the 4Oh
III remains viii be conveyed to Worthwhile. Fulton Co., N
y for inlermert.
DE vlNE-Near New Branswies N. J., Tuesday, Nov:
2l Sarah Awaer, wife of James NJ De Vine, aged 40
years
EvERITT-At Ridgewooi, L. L. Tuesday evening, Nov.
u, Mrs Maria Everitt, in the 6Sh year OF her age.
The friend. aud acquluances are Invited attend her M
neral Friday siternooI al o'clock from the Pre'bye'
ran Church, Jamaica l.. l.
PHfLLIPS-On Wednesday. Nov. a. Horato Gates Phillip,
OF California, in the 35ih year Of bis age.
His friend. invited to attend his funeral on Friday: te
24th at2 o'clock at the residence OF Robert Craword
esq No. 70 Woodhul South Brooklyn, wi,hou. further
invitation.
REED-A, Paris. France, Monday Oct, 90, Addinston
His friend. are invited attend his funeral Thursday
Nov - at ls o'clock noon from the residence oil ha'he
Lewis b. Reed No so West Forty ty-sevenths
sEYMoUR-ou Tuesday evening, Nov 81, Mr. Mesncton L.
Seymour, in the 5ith year Of bis age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited TO his h
neral Eridly afternoon, at o'clock nom hs late rest
dence. No. Il Juue-s,.
sUTCLIPFE-On Wednesday morning. Nov. 2l. Ellen.
daughter Of Henry and Ellen sutcae IN the 10th year ot
Fuuera from the residence of her parents Berkeley Cer.
mont n. j. at II o'clock on Friday morning Relatives
and friends Of the family are invited to attend
TELLER-At Cro,on Landing, Tuesday, Nov 2i 1865,
rnoMPsoN-ou Tue.day Nov 81, Miss Augusta A. ThOmp
The s s1e. 1SiS end. Of The family are respectfully
attend her furer. on Friday the lth ,1., At os.0GS
Thonipson, No. ITO West Tweuieths-
In this city, Tuesday, Nov. 2l
Della s. wife OF George Thompson In the 51th year OF her
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral services Tbursday, 23d inst at
O'Clock D. m from her ate residence No SO North Moe-st
Her remains will be taken TO Weschester County for inter
mrnt, Friday morning
TODDAt Newmarket n. j.. on Tuesday morning Nov Fl.
wife Of John j. Todd aged "a years. III months aud Ii
DAYS.
The friends and relatives invited TO attend the funeral
Friday morning at 10 o'clock Train leaves foot OF Liberty
u. t8sm.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
AnRRsrED.-Thomas j

prpcLARs ARRESTED. Thomas jennings,
no,,inS Sweeney and Thomas Lynes were On Tuesday
a,e.ted by Capt Hclme aud Officer waknshaw OF the
srres,eu cveui ~ Precinct, on charge OF having on
dWeny ,nnrni"c lost broken into the boot and shoe
Sanda5 Ul9I lIsns Ioer.c. No Courtlanttst. and steal
stols o Goods to the amount Of s4OO portion
Of the stolen property was oGId "a The OF
Si W., ,osenburg No I2 iaxtfdst, who was also ~
rcsisG All Of the prisoners were committed 70 Tue
Ton. Js b. Justice Uowln9>
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Fires.
INcgSDIARY FPB IN FIFTY rY-EIGHTH-5E-AN
ENGINE house DESTROYED.

ENGlNH HOUSE DESTKuYED
Shortly after o'clock on Wednesday morn
inc fire was discovered the tbrec story brick build
ing lately occupied By Black joke Engine Company
No 33 In spile of every cxeriion the house and
contents we're completely consumed. The house
and most Of the fixtures belonged 70 the city;
and after the disbanding Of the company. had
been taken charge Of by tho FIRE ComniSsiohets,
Tbe comnanv had some fUrnturo and fixtures
in the building and these were also consumed Tag
entire loss will amount 70 about 5000 on when
there is no insurance. While the hre was burning.
Ho,,hex nonohre a yonng Irisbman, was arrested by
officer Dubois of the Twenty second Precinct, having
in his possession some articles which he ha1 stoleh
from the burning building Fire Marsha BaKer an,l
Cant Slot have the matter IN charge. and WIZ use
ther utmost enleayors 10 discover tie ineendlary'
IN aAEGTE-sr.
The hobby-hOrse manulactory OF Messrs'
Andrew Christian & Son. 10 eg nanginSt' was dam.
aged by fire on "Wednesday morning 70 the amouu' o'
81 800 Fully insured
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
COURT CALENDAR-Tms 'nf.

r,e,s,sJ woton,-Nos g. So 40. Preferred C,ises-Ns.
g. O. i6 o Enu@era,et Moion'in9I 10, d, ,is :;
2iGl is3 sla a5 209 enJ 2oii lssy 10 ,V' lo'' ~
1881 1911 5I7 PARr u--Nos. sJS. ll.o W. lit Ill Ill
23s 248 23I0 2lDs z+b +7t 1880 s f''' |i' $50
24l8. 2306, 1917. 25i A. no,
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr l--Nos: iVSl
sol lO7 l2 1851 laol 1910 l2Oe 49, 1922 iIoa iIU" @ %
I'M I27l PART i-Eos liza. gsS Hos, ll's iioo '''
3at iIil MA IIsa 1912 1876, l7e, ilt7, llJ1 =,
KINGS COUNTY CoURT COURT, Nov. 25.-Nos n
II, IT, 75 10 10 81 80 s 9i IS. 49, %, 49, '' w. '' "
% 90 81 61i.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
fAdycrtlsemen,s
lIEALTU.

There is nothing more valuable than health without
ii the wealth OF CrGsus can afford no enjoyment and
lfe instead Of a blessing, becomes burden. HOOP
LANDS GEkNAN BHIERs to those afflicted with any dis
ease Of the stomach digestive organs will prove more
valuable than mine OF gold. For sale by druggists.
They are not alcoholic. Agent. H. L. HELMBoLD.
Druggist No 59i Broadway n. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

SALE OF SCRANTON CoAL.-The Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company hslo ther
brtieth auction sale Of coal yesterday noon al te
new saesroom, no 26 Exchangep, corner OF Wlliain'
There were sold 25 900 tuns of Scranton Coal ireS'
mined aud deliye rabe at Elbabetbport HewJeisey,
in December There was an average ians s D l;.t Of
The last sale of o. each tuu Annexed iS Tue s' Va
urices which the different qualities brought: ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

NEw w.YoRx Nov. 22, 1855.
Fiahteenth Ward, Tourtee1th Assembly Dis
Union voters cauousd against bogus ticket
v.,ed In mi. mornings Tribune, and who al any reglr
snc,ion or ,npport One asu In dark OF large
room with small tin box ian im sovenent on tho segai hoI
Of tho last primary voesno questions sked
md votes received from say Ths bogus MISTER Is headiby
five or * men the fas end Of the unconditional peoples
linton nd anti Lincoln. aud actio3s This fscpnal
xnoyeu en-, was wltnes ed by an
OLb EIGHTEENTH WARDER
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
MARRIE ID.

BERRIFN-FiELD-A the residenc. ofthe brides parents
Tuesday, Nov. a. by the Rev. VIM. Hatfield Caleb A..
Berren Miss Nee, daughter OF Charles Field, ESQ., Of
Port Chester.
HOWE-FRASER-On Tuesday. Nov. a. at the Church Of
the Incarnation BY the Rev. Dr. Montgomery, Isaac r.
Howe Of Ridgeiel, Conn, to Emma daughter Of A. s.
Fraser esq. Oftlis city
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

DgMoRHsTs MONTHLY MAGAzTyB.-D not
fail to see the splendid December and Christmas Nun.
ber comprising and combining an unparalleled array
OF literary gems music stories poems, fashions en-
cravings architecture aud other useful and entertain
ing literary novelties. universally acknowledged the
model paTlOr mag azinc OF America.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Dusiucss Noiiecs.

WHO CARES FOR FRRSCH OR ENGLISH Tx |
rn.crs for the handkerehef when PHsLoss HrBtooS
xs CERGu, perfume that .cend' them all i''oiA at
prle. that woad scarcely pay The dny these foreign fall
ures' Sold everywhere.
Iy CASE OF CAMPHSSE OR FLUID E1PLo- |
s,o. p.,,yv. M,eIc,L PAy EXTRACTOR should ever be
At hsnd A. II. came dssnaes It is the greatest remedy oil
the age for the nsananeors relief Of the ssony ha eniues
upon cadng and soorcng Is healing properties ere both
rapid and perfect It fret reduces the inflammation ana
finally r.nevs the skin without the slightest scar Be warned
IN time and keep this nvau. sAIve ready in time Of need
Depot, No 4, Liberiy.., ------------
MARyIYs NEW PATENT ALUM AND DRY
Pr ,sryR FIry AND BURGLAR SILVER PLArE SAPIs fisy
ornamental, and wsrTanied perfectly dry. Also Nse 7"
.ormen, Of Banker. and Merchants sAyEs o,r.
MARvis Co., ?s5 dway and '!i Chcs'hntst, rhle.
Clothes Wringers of all kinds Repaired by the
Bailey Washing aud wrAsus Maoh.ne Co. 50 b@ay,, y l.
MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RKsroaEg;-
The bes, article IN use two articles eombined pe.,
Wsrsn,cJ % 3D. ''''' C. n CRrrrEsros No as sI.haye
BATonELoRs HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Perfect, as9Is reliable h%s W%h. 'pa BAiaaRsSa
BgAUrrFuL LIPE-LIKB PICTURES.
c,,,. yIynett. - per dozen Duplicates 81 All mega
,,.. rssistsrrd r. A. LEwis No. leo Chatham a. n. !.
AtripICIAL LIMBS FRANZ. PALMER, LID,
G,y,. rur YRssr, PATENT LIxBs To 9SoLpirns-rRsE ."
Hv.y NY IoO9 CHEsTsu ,Ph.ll 10 osEESRsr DO.
Tor. CoNSissoSED By SosoEos'uksnhAtbAbeso o' %. u
TRUssys. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUBPESsORY
R,sp.sas SupPogrgss, tc.-MARsn Co.'S Radical Iuis
truss On.:e only ut No. VrseyS. Lady attendant
HERNIA CAN RE CURED by using VRUSS
dy and night SnsRwooss ths only one that can Dc
"'rd !" WI" ''N'o'' No sis Ro,pwAr.
A DELUsIOS DIspBLLED-Prlco the super.
Fancy HArs for Ladies, Misses and tbdfen AZ
OK,Isx No 5lJ Broadway, and You wil ani hst goeus
can be sod IA tho great business thorougbare 1 Ne" iok
cheaper than anywhere else Ia the Union.
/ Absolute comfort realized by RtPTURSD per-
sous wearing Dr. LAyeyoarurs Truss hELShSLD' ne
Sgt Broadway.
SILENT SEWING MACHINE, making the
celebrated Wilcox Gibbs Stitch, '!Ionx elastic sh'
durable. WILCOX oibbs' Ho. cco p'o~1"1y y.
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Glas
tc Stitch and Lock st tch SEWING HACuISE no. ~ pfosa
wsy Eew.York and No 2J5 Fuen st., Brooklyn
The FLORENCE SEwINa-MACHINE, with Re
ye,sbe Feed aud Uniform Tepsion-makns four dihcren
stitches No. 5S5 Broadway,
HOWE Saving MACHINE COMPANY
IIouw it, gre,ident No go BTosd~ay. Agents wanted
WuBsLgR a. WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewinl
Msctiye and Sutton Hole Mseh,ne No. GlS Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

LADIES afflicted with Discolorations on the
face called moth patches. With reokes. should use
Dr. PTgRl's celebrated Nom AND fhLcXL LoIioN
IL is iufalhble. Sold by NIL druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

Boys AND CHMDRES's GARrBALDf CUrAwAY
and ZouAyE SuIrs by the Thousands a Popular Prices
]. V. BEoKAw. 40. 62 Lafayette place ani
Nc. 81 Fourth ave, opposite Cooper Onlon
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

THr FINEST OvERcoATs EVER SEEN Iy TIL:
COUNTRY at Popular Prices.
". BnoKAw No. % Lafayete-place and
No "a FouTihaye.. opposite Cooper Union
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
IN. ~ BnoApWAY,

The only place In the city where
LADIES Coon BoOTs AND SHOES AND GENrIEsfES 3
EsmaOIpfRED SIWPEHs can BE- bad at low prices.
JEFFEEs, No. 5sJ BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

$500 exclusive of patcnt) will purchase the
bc.t Pr Al MACHINE In the United States Full sATis-
rAoTfoS ouAKANIiED. 4. BEQrA Agent. No. 40
RsoaIxav " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

CHEvALIER's LIFE nor THE HAIR restores
gray hair to its original color stops its falling out keeps the
head clean stand, above comparison with any other hair
dressing Sold 4. The Drug Stores and at my Office No 21
Bros1way. SlRAHA. CHRvALIKR, NJ ID.
EvERDELL'S WEDDING CARD DEPOT, No. 302
Broadway, N. YIus out the Winter Styles for Wedding
and Party INVITATIONS VISITING CARDS, SC.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

SEWING MACHfSEs-FoR SALE AND To RRNr.
V. ". WIcKEs. No is6 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE YOUNG nc
he. a. L, pfocte these srtiees al CANTREIL No sl3
roaiway Eleventh and Twelfth ss Ills prices are
low and the articles lie sells Of the very best quality
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
COURT OF COMMpS PLEAs-cuAxnEas-Sov. D..
Rcrofs Jndse BRADY.
NE(InIDNS.

Schufz AT. SclIiZ.-DlyOrce granted.
Ha.rn.amp sg- NJ. biak Bates ast RussrL-Mo'ion'
granted " -, .
PIN, Az fo!bes usy b. sppon'ed on ~ afiia
vii howIus wheeler any previous Receiver les been ap
pointed l.. submitted 20 costs. -. a..
Fooe ag Loon. Moon denied with : 10 esst. to sbde
event
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
United STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Nov. E.-BefOr
Judge SHfPNAS
corNryRYEIrERs CONVICTED.

Hahn Phillips who heretofore pleaded not guilty,
rnon lie iurtneag OF tie Jury Ills morning withdrew his
pir, tnd pleaded guilty 10 was renauded foF sentence
G.ors, Johnston char .sd .t passing counterfeit money
vs ,sd and the Jury without quitting their seats rendered
a verdict of guilty.
j q. Coyeu,sy aad j. Bel. fos tie Government