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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-10-25
THE TRUE CAPE COD GRAN

l. BERRY, for October aud November plant
ing, also Tor April, MAY and June planting Tor up
land and garden culture Under my method of
culture, the yield last season, on common drv up
land was over 400 bushels per acre. Explicit d.
rections tor cultivation, with prices of plants, will
be sent to any address, gratis, with priced de-
scriptiye nursery catalogue, compile, Of the most
deSrdbie Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, Eyeureens
and shrubs, Grape Vines, New Strawberries, New
Large Currants, Rhubarb, Asparagus, &c., &C.,
and the very best and choicest Garden and Flower
Seeds in great variety. Seeds prepaid bv mail to
any part of the country Also, a Wholesale cata-
logue of the above with very liberal terms to
agents, clubs. and the trade. Agents wanted in
every town, for the sale of Trees, Plants and
Seeds, on very liberal commission, which will
he made known on application.
K. NJ. WATSON,
Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Establishment
29i6m Plymouth, Mass.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-10-25

NV invite the attention of our readers,
w \ when visiting Boston. to the large and
well selected stock of Boots and Shoes for Ladies
and Getlcmcn, at the store of T. T.. MosELEY x
Co., Surbmer Street. which they offer at the lowest
cash prides. 25:3m -
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-10-25
FOR SALE.

House and Seventeen Acres of Land pleas
antly situated on Otter Greek in this village. For
price aud terms OF sale apply to the subscriber.
A0if MRS. OZIAS SEYMOUR
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-10-25

FNR II. AND Frs IODINE
~ WATER
An Invaluable Discovery.
\ Fur GHttN ut Iodine iu each ounce Of Water,
Dilult cd without Il solvent!
The most POWERFUL, WHALING AGENT and
RESTORATIVE known. SCRnFriA SALT-RIIuENt,
CANCER RuErMArI>M. CONSUMPTION. and many
Chronic and Hereditary Diseases. are cured 10y its
Muse, as thousand can testify. Circulars sent free.
Nicc 5 per bottle, or 6 for -.
pr. H. ANDERS & Co., physicians and Chem
istA 42S Broadway, New York. Sold by Drug
gistA generally 253m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-10-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SINGERS LETTER ga"
~ FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

~ FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Splendid Machine combines all the good
qualities of our well known manufacturing ma
chimes. with many new and valuable improvements
1t is swift, quiet, and positive in its operation ;
sews the very finest and coarsest materials. and
ANYTHING between the two extremes in beauti-
iul and substantial manner. 1t Hens, Fclls
Cords, l}raidS, Tucks Gathers. Stitches, &C., and
will generally do a greater range OF work than
any machine heretofore offered to the public. We
respectfully invite all in want Of Superior Fam
lily Se'ring Machine to paw visit. Every ma
chine warranted, and full instructions given bv
competent and courteous attendants. Send for
pamphlet. The SINGER MANUFACTURING CON-
rANY, go Hanover St., Boston, 4jS Broadway,
New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Amuscmcufs this Evening".

ACADEMY or MISIC-fr.tiIN DrsrA-fRa DiAvofo
wALLACKs THEArER-TnE NsEDTrL
NIBI,O's sGaRDES-RAvsLs-IHs THRsE fAcfp FHESoH
a.S-THE OREEs AoSsryr-BAtiEr
OLYMPIC TnsAA::t.S.-TmK srarEfs 81 Xgs YonE
WINTER GARDEN" FLAMING WITH tHE-"
BROADWAY ThEAgER-"sAy.7
lBARNIM Ms MCsECn-hrenoon--aiL THAT GIiTrERs Il
not OoLp Evenus--TBE fREscu SPY, or. 1HE ALI
OF ALGigss-W II. HARRISON tyTLsPoaAs Kors siNGLh
YOxs OLD BONERy THEATER BAoCARiT-PASTo
IRVING HALL-Lgcrrns TT Nm. DE CorpovA-sirsic RI
Mis-. nARiA BRNysID Hrss MsrnILDX ToEDT Miss "
A. CORDREY, AND AEssns PEAs., 6sAEy AND Cos
rALAs
THE HIPPOTHEATROS -ErwY YosK Cncrs - BARE
BACK RIDER, JAMES RoBIssos.
COOPER iNSTiTUTE-Mmic-Tus WsrnAxs
BRYANTs MiNSIRELS-LKs MisERsBLEs-Oua AYAi-
cAs PGLKA-S,AHED toNTRABASD-RECxos isE IN
LuoK-DrAy IN a HoRs-WKAAisa % THs GkxEs-
STKKKTs w NEW ohk.
WOODS MINSTEELS-TnE NAyAGKrs TRIuupH, on TRE
BLACK MALERs DEFEAT In Sin sc,nA
EEEOsCOPTICON-CossHa or GRAsD AsD CRcsBr
NATIONAL ACADEMY Or DEsI1N-PArS,isos Asp
STATuAET
oOuPILs GALLERY OF ART-PIo PEDis MARBLT BrsI
or ABRAHAM LiscoLs.
ART GALLERY-No. 625 BRoADwAY-IIrxTIyoro
PAINTING OF Mrs WAsnISoroSs REGSprIos DAr
HOwE's CIRCUS-BRooKLIs, JUNCTION. or DKKALB Am
EuLTosAyIA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
vi usicnI.

Robert ie Diable was performed last night at
The Brooklyn Academy, to an excellent house. Inc
q :. was the same as In NewYork, with the exception
of Mile CARROLL who sang the part OF Isabella instoad
>,f Nine OrtolsnL The performance was equally as
good as in Eew-York.
This evening Fra Diavolo will be given ct our Acad'
emy. with Mezzolebi the Marquis for the hrsf time
Miss Kellogg In her charming role OF ZeIna. Beiin'
LoIiui. Stockton. Bari and Dubren are also In the
east
Tomorrow Saturday afternoon Crispino VIII Dc
given as a Matinee TO accommodate those VINO were
prevented by Il c storm to attend ON Saturday last
Theo. Thomas'S first Symphony Soiree Will
take place at Irving Hall tomorrow Saturday eve.
Dne. Nine. Fleury Urban. from New-Ofleans' ana
b. william Mason IRE the soloists. grand or'leS'
IT, of % performers will perform Liszts Mazepr"' "a
hymohoDy by Beethoven. and Webers Ivvit1,ioa 20
t." Uslee
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
NEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1865

Dispatches; a careful and complete Summary of
Foreign and Domestic News; Exclusive Reports OF
the Proceedings Of the Farmers Club OF the American
institute; Talks about Fruit and other Horticultural
and Agricultural Information; Stock Financial Cattle
Dry Goods and General Market Reports which are
published In The DAILY TRIBUNE. THE SEMI WEEKLY
TRIBUNE also gives In tho Of year, three or
four OF the Latest and Best Popular Novels by living
authors. The cost Of these alone II bought In book
form. would DO from six to eight dollars. II pur
chased in the English Magazines from which they
carefully selected the cost woud be three four times
that sum. Nowhere else can 80 much current intel
gence and permanent literary matter be had at so cheap
a rate as In THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Those who
believe in the principles and approve Of the character Of
iHE TRIBUNE can increase Its power and influence by
joining with their neighbOrs n forming clubs to SUBJ
scribe for The SEM WEEKLY Edition. 1t will in that
way be supplied them at the lowest price for which
such peper be printed. Persons residing In the
city can find valuable journal TO send to their
country friends Price five cents Mail subscribers,
copy year-l04 numbers-t4 copies. year. ~; S
copies. or over for each copy. %.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
A CARD.

For the purpose Of more fully supplying the
Of the public and In order TO prevent unscrupu'
lous dealers from palmng of inferior and worthless
goods as the MORTON GOLD Pms. / shall hereafter
SELL 40 GOODS At WHOLESALE ezeeptiHg only to duly
Appointed and Authorized Agents. to whom Certi.
cate Of such Agency win be given and who nlone shall
be able to sell the MOTION PENS in that city or village.
To my Agents shall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing TO supply the public at my Published and
wellknown prices.
jewelers. or Satoners VII in al cases, be preferred
as Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be stated upon
application, by letter or otherwise.
Where no Agency Is established, those wishing the
MORTON Pen must send to my store, where prompt
attention will be given 10 their orders.
A Circular. with fac siInilo Engravngs OF all Sizes
and Prices will be sent TO any on receipt OF letter
postage.
Address A. MORTON. No. e5 Maiden-lane New.York
Dated New.lOrk. Nov. J. le65.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
MARRIE ID.

OOME-COCHRANE-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Nov.
y by the Rev Nath West. Major John Lloyd Broome. U.
Cochrane esq, kylans House. Egin,on. Londondorry,
Ireland
GRrsWOLD-FERRfS-A the First Presbytersn Church
Ia Peekskli Wednesday Nov. by the brides uncle,
tho Rev j. O. johnson Rzr, Gr.wod to Jennie Ferns,
grund-da ghter cf the Hon. VIM Nelson
HALL-SHEPARD-On Wednesday Nov g. by the Rev: q.
Foster the residence Of the brides parents, William
Han Of Newark N j. to Florence A., daughter Of Fred
erick Shepard esd., Of Bethel. Conn.
UANCF-CHALMFRS-On Wednesday Nov g. AZ the resi-
dence brides father No 81 Vsrick ST. by the Rev
John Thomson, d. d., Robert NrD Hsnce OF Hunson ~
D. to Kate daughter OF Thomas Chalmers OF this CITY,
rRKLAND-McKE EssON-On Wednesday, Nov 0, at the
Rel Dutch Church, Fihhaye, by the Rey. Dr. Rogers.
John L. KiAand 70 Kate daughter OF John Mchesson esq
all fthis city
POPR- STRO MOTH Thursday, Nov g. at Clris.
Church. by the Rev. T. G. Ewer John Pope esd to Miss
Mary stroDgitharrn, all Of this city.
sHUMAN-PIERSON-ln Brooklyn on Wednesday, Noy-
g. by the Rev DR. stons, Dr. s. y. Shnman Of Osdens
bur.h y. L., to Miss Kato NJ Pierson Of Avon, n. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Obituary.
GEORGE ARNOLD.

Another of the bright spirits OF contemporary
literature has passed away. Mr.. George Arnod-long
connected with the Press OF this city-died at Straw
herrv Farms. n. j. at about dawn Thursday morn.
ing. The announcement will carry grief to many
hearts. Mr.. Arnolds brief career-he was only 81
vears OF are-though marked by continuous and ardu
ON. literary labor ran yet in the broad sunshine OF
soca intercourse To almost every person in this city,
connected in auy manner with literature or art his
kind young face and kinder heart aud his versatile and
brilliant pen were pleasantly familiar He did not at
any time. occupy many editorial positions, pre-
ferripe 10 work when and where he lik a. apd being
naturally impatient Of the yoke OF method Yet few
men OF letters have done much work In SO short
life. His mind was exceedingly philosophc. and his
culture was unusually extensive and exact for one VINO
was not a student-except Of human nature and lie
He wrote with surprising facility stories poems es'
SAYS reviews editorials, and witticismsi ard, Wlhe
his thought always direct and keen. his style was
always Characteristic aid brilliant. His humor-whch
played keeny but kindly over vein OF winning sehti.
rnent and touching psthos--was often exhibited In the
ma Res OF Yoni,y Fair and in his McArOne Letters 10
Tie Leader and The Wsekly R<rier His poems. OF
which no collection has been published
have vet been scattered far and wide IN Harprs
Magazine, and in other periodicals.; and, Wild
such readers as carefully observe the literary signs cf
the passing honr therhave given him high reputation
among American poets He did not attempt lofty i'm.
arinave fights but be wrote songs. ofwhich HerIick
might have been proud and rural poems. in which Ma
rs could see her owl face reected and genia hearty
u,,o-,pces of the sentiment Of good feowshipj and
dc.,e expressions Of what is sorrowfu In the wasted
ovs ~ voutb and Of what 10 beautiful In the serenity
ana faith Of age. 1t is poet that he will be re-
n.uhered hereafter But just now while yet he lies
unhrr,os Il js the thought Of his winning personal
,,.ractcr,tIcs thst most will I'll the minds OF those
y no knew him. They have our deep sympathy. None
better know than me writer hese hurried lines how
tender .pd true tho heart was that now at rest ior
ever Mr.. Arnold will be buried tomorrow at hea
Rank, IN NswJcrsey'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
The New.York semi.weckiy Tribune,
Ready this morning, contains:

Ready TINS morning, contains;
NEWS SuxxARr- Military Naval, News from Washington
New YORK. New wEDsad ihs Southern Atlantic State. the
Gulf States Kentucky aud Tennessee, 'he Western states
tho Pacific Coa't Political, Domestic Miscellany Foreign
Tgs ELrcrroys-M.pihcent Union Victories In Now YOh
eop nna Maiory in Msaeasett. over JocO he Un.i.ts
carry Wsconsin; Overwhelming Union Triumph In Mime
aess Ms.na Fl s GSI"y os f1obb dov"r
xabamn; Return. nom Louana fho Latest Returns from
THs CAsr or WInG-iIi. Approaching Execution Moral
and Physical Condition Of the Prisoners lie Indnges In t,
ter Writings Efforts of Counsel In Ills DsnAii IL" auto
THr Fyy,., BsorHERnoopThe Constitution Adopted by
MID Ain MArarxoSr-Brdal Balloon voysye; The Parties
Concerned; Pleasures Of Windy "edloehi Th' TO
FsonrDaMee,ns Of io State COnren,iOn Message Of
pisarnous Couxrrnyrrr TryAsuRr NorE-l. Dsscrp-
Mrsrco-Inercsng Letter from Our Special cIy Of Ms!'
leo Cone.pondeut military Condition oiihs Juars,. PIec.
nfo%iss w tho Empire Freedom Enjoyed BY the 0pPo.i
scarctY Of Roads Public Charity Silver Mine. in Jsapa
Dc1.;ons Raised About Indian: Hi' salary Social
aSS IL" DOCTOR. Ia%e"sbe Condition q clAscutu,s
IsrRREsIso FROM EURopEIIhs he,anons n.,,on of NJ,
Isn1s Ths sHp p,oSo.ea .ao on'rl cSoIsrs Congress
Tnx CHoL LkRA-MeotIng Of tho Health TnoS,,;ss
Ths oId Nsr,h Csroiina 10 be- used Hospital Ship
i0s W,Tp. Hp T AND DAnsnI.RsAn Every pa, Story By Mn
os.kelL Chapter Xxi The widower and 'he "id0w'
Wrs-xs. Ry.rmv. CnxEsE--rrom Oar Special Core
Sn, i,ascrintion of the Western Rsssrvs; The Peo
~. VILLAGES; Improvemsnts; The Soil Ths Grass hssos
Limited; How Cheese /. M.de Scarcity Of Cows ore''
Profits . A,,.y,c.n I,.,tpte Fsrmsrs'
Club; Prune Grape Vines NOW
EDiToRIALs.
VARIOUS iTgNa
MIsCKLIAsE Eous IfEne
LIrKRART ITknh
IN ovu New. York Boston and Philsdslphis
Ssn.Vomr II WsoLKsALE fnioss or CorHrxr PRODUCE
I.r,.~ DoSvsrIr FoHEl0s uAhhtH
tons 49,.
T,,R SEM-WBgKLY TRIBUNE, contains all
A., FI;,oriaI articles not merely local In Characters :
ersTy Reviews and Art Criticisms Letters irEn our
LiIei! 80 ~ corresp pondents; Foreign and Domes.
ao .tt.rs' Special and Associated Press Te'egralo
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

HooPrAyDs GERMAN BITTERs. 1t is over 20
years since this celebrated remedy introduced to
The American public. During this time 1t has per
formed hundreds and housandg OF the most sstonish,
inc cures ard s reputaton aud sale have now reached
point that FAR surpnsses any remedy the present or
pasi ogcs. I, has rceuired this gIeat reputation not
by system OF putting but ly tie Getual merit OF the
eases ff which IL IL recommended such as Dyspc psa.
Liver Complaint Nervous Debility, or disorder OF the
D!gcsyo Organs ID will not fn 20 snstuin Its reputs'
lion IN your case For sale by all Druggists. 1t j. not
an alcoholic drink. Agent. II. T. HEtyBoLD, Drug
gisi No 5yi Broadway. New.Nork.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
WHAT THE INDUSTRIOUS ApERsErHY SAID.

"Weu sr what's the mstterp ssd Aberusthy the great
English surgeon to csdsverous looking patient who had
called consult him. "Oh nothing serious" the reply,
my stomach and liver out Of order that's all" Do
you call that nothing serous said Abernehy ~ tell you
sir ths. when these organs out of order cal It,
there Is not square inch Of the body not or less
diseased nor drop Of blood in that Is in healihfal coud
tionp Nothing can be true and therefore Of the
very highest importance to keep the stomach and liver in
vigorous condition If the weak and the other irregular
In Il. action tone and control thcm with
HosrETTsRs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERs,
the most genial vegetable restorative and Alternative that has
ever been administered for Dyspepsia aud Liver Dis
ease 1t is recommended by distinguished surgeons snS
physcians Of the United States army by officers Of the army
and navy by our hTst suthOr BY eminent cersyrnen-n
fact BY thousands Of the intelligent Of every clasa an
unequaed protective against epidemic and maarious ds
cases. and as perfectly innocuOu but at the same time pow
srful iuvisorsnt and Alternative.
New.York Office, No. 50 Cedar.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
AN CNGLTsI TIT.FOR-TAT.
The Penian Fund.
From Punch.

VI i, not often that we reproduce mere arti-
Gle of news without comment Of our oHD but VIC feel
IL the duy English journalist 70 give As much
uCty az possible 70 the sirHnge ana d:sgracei facts
;egeaed in the following list Of American contributions
- tbe Tenan Fund. The list Itself was fund among
fhe pape upon the porson OF one OF the Americans who
wore sed IN tho australian. the lith inst and
la, been published among the evidence taken at the
Castle Only the gIaycst considerations would induce
20 depart hon the ordinary custom OF this journal In
regard TO but IN presence Of the impending crisis
thr case il exceptional.
Contributions received. promised, in New York.
Washington aud Boston, TO the Fund In aid Of the Irish
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

We the undeuignsd cordially indorsc the nomination os
JOHN HECKER, ESQ. made by the Citizens A~s'eanous
for Mayor and pledge ourselves to efforts and nh
ence for his election:
Moses Tsylor John J. Phelps James Brown John Crosby
Brown Stewart Brown Psisr Co"ssr T. LInss a,as:
O. King A. Oracle King J. r. Pbelps Jonah9n.urse, =.
IL psano Jesse aoy James soSs chsr9s pop Ls' Ed%S
King James Hunter Joseph fatmsn j. X t. Place D.
g Baker 81 b. cashmap, ET,:a' ditos Chars. w,s !.
s1Td sId cnSps. naS Tspss S W Bos n ujsd
Gilbert, jr., HoIlam Hopkins, VIM oothoat " m. "a.
s..s sSSIh ,oSs Sse R9y.S :; So1 %S.s%I 2 % a:sa
w pGna p1Sa W HHisFsy l. Fsyy I%SsPA % s.n n
o. b. AbOrn, y. 8. Mioes Francis r. Sage, C. W. B,en'
nan, Edward BilI Henry sey@oa1 qe0FsS 3 Zoe 06a' %
Kent Co.. Thomas H. sikman sOiDt, Horton Co. Whit
tnghsrn Vernon ST. George Einatsin E9senf,a So;'
c. Rss Sssia sf E. @ 'is aS taG
Wilson Co, g. csrrish william l. Jeatin' ID !. p.T.c.
Fhomps on, Lockwood Co. Read Chase Layrssce =
John r. Gentel Jane. COl;se; w Worth Chsrles =;
Elliott John p. Yelverton, Robert Winthrop, Henry A.
IIeiser & Sons, f. A. Holly, A. B. Hale :. Al; fyasn' @
fs' W. Auisiis, ss, DsV Az w = osen % James ba, O.
Morrison Raymond, William II. Guild, Young scSata
Co.. Bulksy L,phsw W S.essSH 10 ;. Co; p,an IN
Gallup, Charles o. Small F. W. Buklcy A. M Kisat Co.
soa. Son Hoyt Brother. Lohns Apdrew. e sS sans
r. Brown John Armstrong VIM Armstrong David Mofiais
Co., sco6eld stevenson, John Dungby Thomas Paorfs al
b. P:fs B hsni K nsssS eans Wss Gn. ee1Seas
| Son. Hcs. Sel Murray Nspasw Theodore nlese,rsoa
M@s MlIsa XfiaS MfRaScs v' jr, Bajs@in ReSd. Miller
qsshon stqTsss Co. r 7 dwight " dasS,.n aSsss Co. Co.
W. Delano Coo D. Arthur, Carlos Cobb Aarod BsrrSs,
S1 c. s 3 5oissSh ssS.is Lord J. g. :ss Ss Ss
! Hunt II D. Bridges, and thousands Of o,hefa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

An extraordinary and splendid Premium.-
A SJ5 WurHLrR s Wnsos SEp'Isc MA HSE is now
offered 70 sny person sending onlt THIN lesry Sub
scnbers to DENoHE-Is MoSfnLY hAGhliNE Ut y eich.
and n yalnabe PmENC. - each subscTiner ScAd ioI
Circular. Onicc No. As Broadway, y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

BOYS AND CHILDRgS's CARIBALDI CUTAwAY
and ZouAyg sum Iy the Thousands At Popular Prcos
l. V. BsoK,w. No. ~ Lafayette place and
No 81 Iour..i.Ate.. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
JBPFIRs' No. 573 BROADWAY.
The only place in the city where
LADIES GOOD BOoTs AND SHOES
Can be had at low prices.
JgYFRRs, No. 573 BROADWAY.

THE FINEST OvERcoATs EVER SEEN IN TIL
COUNTRY at Populsr Prices.
w. BRoKAw No G2 Lafayette. place and
No. 81 Fourth.ave.. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

THIRTY TnorsAsD TIRsT-CLiss BRICKS orl
made lsor day by The NAuOsAi BRICK MACHINE, whicl
costs only 500 exclusive OF Patent ALbAn KEoUA
General \ gent, No 100 Bsoad~sy, New OH.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

AT GENINs-Grand Exposition OF LADIES
and Cbidre FURs Quality Ia tho OF price, and the
measure Of price moderate profit hrs, cost GEsis
No. 5l3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

SEWING MACHISEs-FoI SALE AND To RENT
w. WicXs No. 80 broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Advertisements.
AMERICAN UNION COMPANY"

Manufacturers OF the NEW FIRST. CLASS ORGAN.ToSEl
PIANO. EQUAL, II not USEQUALED by any. WAB
RASTED In every particular.
Warerooms and "AGgSCY," No. <67 Br0omc'st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium LAS. I.,
.ic Stitch aud Locks. tch SEWING MAcHISEs No. i05 Di'
way. New York, and No. 235 Fulton -st. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

The FLORENCE SEwING-MACHISE, with Re.
veisibe Feed aud Uniform Tenson-mskns four different
stitches No. 5s5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
isaAL PUREAvsos rax

ASSOCIATION
CHARLES OCONOR,
DANIEL LORD,
FRANCIS 3. CUTTING.
5. WEIR ROOSEvELT,
MURRAY HOFFMAN.
BENZ. u. SILLlMAN,
DORMAN b. EATON,
BENZ. w. RODNEY,
JAMHS X. WHITING.
ALEX. HAMILTON, Js.,
JOHN A. WEE KS.
CHARLES TRACY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

AT FAsnIoSADLE RECEPTIONS, THE ONLY
perfume considered ygi, I, fnALoss S6ar BLooxIso
CrnHus Two years ago bad amos, eu.r-y 'upeeded the
Psh, Extracts, and nothing bu! miserable limitations Of
them can be cured occupies the fold without.
petitor Sold everyvliere
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
Also JUsx COMMENCED, BEE
DIARY OF A VILLAGE GOSSII's
rRoN THE fss GIrrsD
ALMEDIA NJ. BROWN,
whose "DLARY OF 4 MINISTER'S WIFE, 90 deep'y
int dony resdsru

I
American Union COmnission 2 ubiic Meefin9.-
In view of the general distress for food ana clothing N
bama Oeorgs other desoed by the war the
dengned invite their felow-eiti,ens to Meeas o. -
Union Commission. at Cooper ln,,mats on NJ
MORGAN will preside. MsicrDfn. GEo -. ~ hn' rss
Ex-Gov. POLLOCK, the Rev.. J. 7. TiiOArson " o.s
aud others expected to be pgs" AT and address s ne "
GEo. w. LANE. A. A. Low
PErxa COOPER, JONATHAN sTUkVzs
SINEoH DRAPER, ~ H. okiNNhiL-
john J. PHELPS, MOSES iAfLoh.
HENRY CLEws, A. N sraohI,
Iosupw n CoIIIys MoRRB N. JksrP,
n n Roprsr CHARLSE BUrLEk,
M,,ros SnrrB y. p BurLEa
JOSEPH STUART, SAMUEL SLOAN fI
n. N. HAvRSs. JAMES SruAN
Srrpunr III TYy0 u. d., WILLIAM ADAMS, d. d. I0
Rev. JOS. T. DuRYEA, H. u WESTON u u.
To Shippers Of Fl eleht % Pacific Coast.
The Pacific Mail Stea mshp Company's steamer NJ
LANTIC will sail III llth inst SLOW FREI6 Hr
will be received Pier Ne a. North River foot OF Canal e.
every WEEK Day neneips on the 2dins between Ne
hours of and y. rn, cosing q p. 10th INST
FAST FREIGHT viii be received up to O'Clock -
day OF sailing.
For apply at our Offices No. 81 Brosday and
STREET DOCK. WELLS FARGO 4 Ca
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10

Co m m ittee appointed at a
meeting OF the Citizens'
Association held at No. 8i3
Broadway, Oct 10, 1865.
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rHR COUNCIL OF rar

JHk CovNSss VI
JAMES BROWN, 4
ALEX. T. STEWART.
JOHN JACOB ASTOR, JR
PETER COOPER.
w. b. VERMlLYE,
NATHANIEL SANDS,
J. y. d. LANlER,
CHAS. A. SECOA,
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IT. STEWART,

(ALEX'K T. STEWART. f'
WILLIAM II. WEBB. fi
ROBERT q. RO0sEyELrs ,
DORMAN y. EATON, eel
HENRY HILTON,
DAVID DOWS, 49,.
JACKSON z. SCHULTZ.
! wASH'N n. VERMlLYE.
NATHANIEL SANDS, q
GEORGE =. MOVES, t..
| GEORGE BLISS, Jc..
G. n. ROBERTS.
CYRUS LAWTON.
CHARLES TRACY. ..tt
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A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX GIBBS, No sos Broadway
HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPASY.-ELIAS
HowE jr President, No GO Brosdwsy. Agents waited
WHEELER & WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine No. 625 broadway
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Buelncse Notices.

BRGHT, STYLISH AND SEAsoNABLr.-Hayo
you ecn Kno4. i., snd hsnI.one style Of Winter hat II.
sspsnenf n not, call without delay a his establish
man, No S11 Hroadwsy under the Prescott House. and II
YOU can late uPcrb fabric as WI fancy you can, you
win re,se dsLt hc mos, satis'ieioIy character The
Kno1 ha, /. unque aionsbly tn. favors-Ae Dexter" o.
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