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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-14
LEGISLATURE SOUTH cARoLINA.
ERIDAK, DECEMBER s, 1865.
SENATE.

Aoinces VI N'e'N, - "tir, oto'n''y "!o'
Comm'ss'onor IN hqu'ty'
Mr, Ar'"nr presented 'he pet't'Pn OF
sTthc E'mwooa Cenctary company, pray:
'7lng PERMISSION 10 remove 10 their
\ grounds ,he cas''''on l'a'metto Free,
Anear 'he state House :,
Mr., pu'St pieSen'e1 Tue Dentloh OF
the mount iieasahI hef'H Oo"'pahy,
Tor a renewal o'cha''"r ana 'nt"od'ced
p'i 10 'neorpofat" 'Ie l'eP'w"tcr ana
N cS'eI" it''''o"" oo;l"'hy'
o.h'orS rePo''s 'oi com~'ttceS were
Iece'Vcu'
Il a o." 70 oss',''.e I1G N''' a was as
lenSsc" "',o $eiC =" ''c i'onSc'
81 Mr' N,,ho,' 20" 'Ae JTe'acht P'o
fe"'', s"o''''',r% ne re,"F' OF the ON
,l.SS'o''e'S ~. o' rec oc''oo'' 'or ""h'er
D's. ''c'' ior 'oot'
u ~ '''eSs"5e was received rom '''
uiouS'' 'io was ;c'icu''co w. "n"a
u ~ ""N '|''"cu "oeo'u'";'y, re-
s1'''I,''H nc lo'''' '',o'u''o's "ooPI'o ny
4 '"e oc''G'n' u, 'AsS'"'o - "p!'PS,|n& Il com
'"'s''e '' ''''ec ''e"'''c,S o' 'h'S lio''Sr' !','
anu 'Wo i''o'''e'S =, '"e oH''''"' WIN
"n."or''y =. 10 81, 10 C""r''Son, a''er Inc
aojou ,nn'e''| OF nus :, He'le!'" assembly,
~ co,'''' W',I' '''' G'N''.i'SS ''.'rS Vi 'l''
r'eG,''''G,' eG n T? p!'r"'' III us o'"'e; !,,
M'. nu,S' l"', ,,,''o'''ee" u u 70 III
Io. ,I Po'.," ','r c"",es''" D'e'S'"S anu
J." nav n"',u'''s oo'"l'"'E anu y oHl
", w renew nus we ,t,''r'ei o. '"e no''''t
'Is'''. -, rU:n H,,.i, No'"i'Ir! az
MrsI,: ,Sn: w ''',''": i'e''l''r' S''1'ir c'l',
.'.u 'o"''''"i s''o'''''e" reports Vi eo'''
''Tr TIn pr.s;son, o,u t,,, ,,;d hoc,ro i,
Senate The report of the ,Comptrollcr.
General Oh contingent accounts ncains.
the Lower Division ofthe Treasury.
Mr. Lawton introduced biz 10 IN.
4 corporate the Rose Mil Manufacturing
Company.
The President ,ro tcm. laid before
the Seua,o the report of the Attorney,
General on the District Offices and Off.
GERS.
Mr. Graham introduced n bill to alter
the Constitution, SO ms to divide Pickep,s
4 District into two Judicial and Election
] Districts.
i Mr. Thompson introduced a bill to fix
the salaries of the Judge of the Superior
3 Courts of Law, and of Chancellor in
i EQUITY, hereafter TO be elected.
Mr. .Boozcr presented the report of
the Commissioners of Free Schools for
Lexington District for he year Il So.
The House of Representatives return!
ed, with concurrence. g resolution pro.
viding for a loan by the Bank Of the
State of South Carolina '
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Clerk called ,he u)] tho Sp,,l.
or took the rh,Ir and nroceedines
were opened with PRAYER by Rev -
The Speaker laid before the House
the report of the Solicitor Of the Middle
Circuit, on the condition of thc Offices of
Clerk, Sheriff, Ordinary and Commis.
sioner.in Euhity,
Mr. Barker presented the memorial of
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ESTATE , SALE.

PY authority from the Court of Ordinary,
kp there will he offered Mt public out
cry Mt the late residence of John g. Mobly,
deceased, on Tuesday, the 10Th instant, a
lot Of
CORN,
COTTON SEED.
belonging to the estate Of Tohn G. Mobley,
deceased. At The same time will be rented
to the highest bidder, the plantation be
longingto the said estate, known ms
LAGRANGE.
ZEB MOBLEY, Executor.
dec 565-id
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Notice.

/. iiE undersigned have this day formed n
"a co,partnership, GO, under tho name and
style ofCATHCART MATTHEWS. for the
purpose OF doing q general merchandise
business, at the concr near McMaster's Ho-
tel.
CHARLES CATHCART.
JOHN p. MATTHEW'S, jr.
dec 12'65-3t.
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PEAS and
COTTON SEED.
C. ID. GAMER, g. CO,

nEALERS in Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mat
~ tings, Window Shades, Patent Step
Ladders, &c. ~
ALSO,
Tailor's Trimmings of every variety, which
they offer to the trade at New York Jobbing
prices. 30 Broad St., Charleston, s. G.
dec 5'65-Smo.
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ESTATE SALE.

ESTATE SALE.
IN pursuance to authority given mo by
IL Court Of Ordinacy, will sell on tho
22st of December next, at the
DUTCHMAN's CREEK PLANTATION
of John Harrison, senior, deceased, lot of
Cotton,
and
Plantation Tools.
Also n lot. Of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Al the same time, wilsbe rented several
different
TRACKS OF LAND.
All tho foregoing belonging to the estate
Of john Harrison, senior. decoased
8 JOHN II. HARRISON, Admr.
nov 2S'65-td
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dec 1868
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Oyyros o, ARMY CLornno AND EoyIPAcx }

OYycE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EouPAGx,(
No. ~ BROADWAY. New YORK. July3, 1865.
4 RAiY SCPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals will
the 18th inst for furnishing by contract in such quantities
time 10 time be required or the OF this
Depot until the Is, Of May 1866 the following articles;
Nails, kegs l0d and I'D.
Lamp Oil, gallon, Sperm.
Box Chisels.
Box Scrapers
Wooden Mallets, iron bouud
Nail Hammers
Marking Pots
Marking Brushes. assorted
Trucks Nos. and ).
Bai!ing Irvine.
Brass Lanterns, for oil.
Corn Brooms
Further information be had BY applying at this Office
Bonds viii be required OF the successful bidder for the faithful
performance Of q contract.
The United the right reject any part the
whole of bid be deemed for the interest OF
the service.
Proposals will he indor.sd Proposals. for furnishing
Hardware" and addressed to
Col d. II. vINTON. D. @ NJ. Gen. u. s. A.
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i j leave James slip, New.York. as folows;
500 Creeppor Mail AMI Passenger Train stopping q
all Way Stations and connecting with Glen Head Roe and
Hempstea Trains
10: 81 Syosset Train, stopping at all Way Stations
$3.50 D. Greenport Express, connecting with Rosly3
Glen Head and Hampstead and stopping all Stations .
Hck.vile, except Saturdays which days sn Exto
Train will leave making oil tho connections to Farm
gds- and which days the Express viii not stop 1etwsss
Jamaica and Deer Park. ~
40 D. m Syosse, Passenger Tain aud all Way Stations
cepting Glen Head and Rosyn - -
$50 .. m For North lsip hempstead. Glen Head anS
Roslyn. .,
On sunday an Excursion ran leaves Hunters Point ct go
q ~ for laphsnk and all lntsrnediato Stations.
o. CHARLCk, President
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c,uRGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment Of

diseases the Pelvic yiseer under the care Of
- DiXOS EDITOR Of The Scapel Structure Piiss .aiico
s.e Hernia and Fistu Every OF str etnre saints "
,.diesi and permanent la few days and oien "a
- mr. DIS new k>-trpIDent, the Urethrotomsi
adSped expressly TO modify hr. symes olerslion VI az
80 Of m. three directions the cure ~ sa
soeed If the case be Undertaken On'c h'urs H"'" !"
S.Iy sua 4 10 evenings. ~ as ~ fusssvo'
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OyrcE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EourrAGs,
No. q BROADWAY NEW YORK July 3, 1866.
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed proposals will be
IA received OF this Office until IL o'clock THURS.
DAY the 18th instant for furnishing by contract In such
qusntes from time to time may be required Tor the use
OF this Office and depot until the 10th day Of May 1906 the
following articles Of stationery:
Letter paper white ruled hfsclass, III lbs. to the
Fooscsp paper. white, ruled rcsss IL lbs to the resm
Blotine paper white 6rs class 100 lbs to the ream
Folio pos; paper, white, ruled first class, lbs to the
ream a.
Envelope-p paper, best quality.
Envelopes. straw color. No. y best quality.
Envelopes, straw color, No. III, best quAity.
Envelopes, white, No. o. .
Lead pencils Fabers or Eagle No. ..
Steel pens
Pen-holdera
Seal waters, boxes
Sealing wax, best English small sticks
Black ink quart bottles. Maynard Noyes.
Arnods Chemical Writing Fluid, quarts
Black ink, quarts, copying
Red ink, Davds, No. ,.
Inkstsnds.
PsperfolderA
knleTt.
Quilts
Office tape best linen.
Memor andum Books.
Blank Books eap bound tive. three, four, i've and sz
qures. ,
nation with regard 10 the be received by apphcS
ton this Office Bidders win prrsent with their bids
pies Of the articles they propose to deliver. .
Bonds will be required from the successful bidder for the
faithful perfo Imance OF the contract .
The states the right to reject part OF the
service. .u -,
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for Funshins
'''''A''i Col D. Il viNToN, Dep'y. O. NJ Cen, U. ga
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Assn. O. NJ OyrIcs, PoRAax DKPAxrnxSr.
CORNER WHITEHALL AND BRIDGE srs.,
NKw.YoRK CITY, 1865.
THIS DEPARTMENT. is prepared to receive
Il written PROPOSALS for the delivery Of CORN, OATS,
Bids should state the quantity description Kind, price,
place and time Of delivery &c.
Payments be- made upon delivery, or a. soon thereafter
u the Office may be In funds
Sd. BURCHARD Capt and Asst Quartermarter.
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OuARrBKxAsrKR GENERALS OFYIcR FIRST DIVISION,
WAsHlsGTos CRY, June 70, 1905 }
GALE of GOVERNMENT HORSES-Will
be Sold at public auction during the month Of July.
5 to the highest bidder at the times and places named De-
low. viz.
BALTIMORE, MD, WEDNESDAY, July S.
GlESBORO. n. C., THURSDAY, July 6.
GIFSBORO, II. C.. FRIDAY. July Z, and on TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and FRIDAY Of each week thereafter
YORK, PA. FRIDAY, July
MlFFLINT0WN, Pa. Friday, July 7.
WlLLIAMsPoRT, Pa. WEDNESDAY,, July H.
READING, Pa, FRIDAY, July IA.
EASTON. PA, TUESDAY, July 49,
BALTIMORE. MD. "WEDNESDAY, July ID
NEWPORT, PA, FRIDAY, July 81.
louisville. PA, FRIDAY, July 49,
WILMINGTON, DEL. STURDY July 70
BALTIMORE. ND. MONDAY, July 81.
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each day
For road and farming purposes good barssn' may be
had. Horses sold singly
Sales to commence AZ 10 a. m
Terms cash, IN United staios currency
JAMES 4 EKIN,
Brow Bril- Cen. In charge fir.i Divi.ion @ N. O. o.
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btationfrp ano Sanrn GOODS.

RARD g. BROTHERS Established 1845)
- GOLD PENS,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES Aiso manufacturers ~ BARD
L WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD PENS.
JAMES. ID. BARD Agent No. u Maiden. lane, New.York
Reponting, 50 cents Send for a circular
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE. - A
Trrct Of 600 Acres embracing Farms. with neces
br dnzs &C. located In Fulton County Peun on tho
Mary and State line and nils FROM the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal and the Poo-
River. Besides be hnc farming land, and under Guilt
beat, and Sulphur Copper Iron ore, vein OF silver
Load China C.y kc and about 500 Acres In good
Timber with Sawnill and Wsierpower. Twenty acres
have been leased for Oh Boring indications OF oil being mani
fest The above property few hours ride rom BATH
more Il for sac low and orhy the attention OF capitalists
Andy 70 O. D. ROlERS. No. lt2 broadway.
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Jniernal Repenue.

O-SEvENTH DISTRICT. STATE OF NEw.YORK,
COMPRISING TIE ELEVENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
WARDS OK NETWORK.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That the Animal Lists OF
Valuations and Enumerons Of property subject to tar under
the entitled An Act to provide Inteua Revenue sup
port the Government psy nteIet the public debt and
for other purposes approved June 80 1864 and amended
March 1865 mads and taken by the several Assistant Asses
sors Of said District will remain open for the Inspection
for the Of ten days from the date hereof and
medatey theTeser for the &c i've days from the
9th the th day Of July will my office Nos. 81 and
"a Bible House A.tofpace from o'clock m. to O'Clock
hear aud determine appeals relative to any
excessive valuation enumeration returned Ia
said ANNA Lst
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN, That no appeal win be
allowed any party aer he shall have been duly assessed
and the Annual List containing the Assessment has been
mittcd 10 the Collector Of this District
All appeals be made writing and the particular
matter and thing respecting which decision Il
quested and the ground principle Of error complained Of
GEORGE r. STEINBRENNEh,
Assessor Of Seventh District, New.Yor
Dated New. York. June r. 1865.
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Sales bn AuetIon.


OF1oR DKPoT CoxxIssARr OF SUDsIsrEkcE,
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. July 3, 1875. )
A UCTION SALE of HIDES, TALLOW
N BARRELS, kc.-win be sold At Public Auction o
WEDNESDAY, July II. 1865, at 10 o'clock Ut sixth 81
Wharf. the following articles more or least
1.oS Sailed Beef Hides
523 Dry Beef Hides
$50 Sheep Pelts.
10 Calf skins
FL .257 pound. Beef Tslow.
ll,8i0 pairs Beef Horns
20Ji gallons Neatsioot Oh.
1000 pounds Tallow Cracxngs
3.l75 Flour Barrels p heads)
1850 Fork Barrels 4 heads).
100 Bacon, Pork. Fish Coffee and Vinegar BarreA
Cords Barrel Slaves and Headings
TeIms-Ctsh in Government funds
q. BELL, Lt-Col. and C. 8.
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AIMING PROPERTIES EXAMINED by
vi Prof HITCHCOCK, late Of Amherst, No. 81 Park

NOTICE-All Persons having claims against
~ JOHN DUFFY late of Butler Pa. deceased are re-
quesed to present them to duly authenticated and VII
pay them. PEIER Duff.
Butler, Pa, June 81. 1855.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New. Haven 100. GMtEI.,) lL1 "a nl IL d. '"A"
800, (EI.) ai5 40 and 400 (Ex,l = m. ,,,x ~,
For Bridgeport. 100. 500, tEJ.l liU q H. 1917 '-~
100, lex, a43 40 and 90 (tx.l pm ox .on
For Milford and Strattord, 100 llJo m; w. m a -
For Fairfield, Southport aud We'ipof' '''0' '
t3Op. m. ta,, III
3<5. L. 30 $50, $50 (Ex-,lp IN. .o
For Dar!en zoo, $50 il.3o a. ;343 40 80 E 9o
For Greenwich, 200. 930. ll.JO IN. at3 Az 3D.
For STANFORD, 100. AGO tEx. $50 lL30 ~ i@'' V~s
400 (Ex , a, 40 $50. go. 400 tEl p IN "A M u0
For Port Chester and intermediaie satiou' '0''
q III. 345 40, SO, $50. 200 p. M >,,
CONNECTING TRAINS. az, H. ,aM
For Boston. via Springfield. 800 = ~ tIA" INV
p. - 80. ~ ,soop M
For Hartford aud Springfield, 6Vo sfA' ~
HI.,l IBIS. 900 r. m. ao. -, ,r.l i2l3p n
For Connecticut River Railroad. sooA "- va"
TO Montreal 400 D. to Nortneinpton p,,.a M ,ExI
O. M. 1915 p. III. -. s,,nnutou .IislrssdA
500 a. M. H. rs. 800. 500 N. . S.,.,.m,ton
For Cans, Railroad. l2.l5 Q n 70 Nos'n"'
For Uou,stonic Railroad. a. N and p III.
For Naueauck abroad. a0Oa M, ~" y IN a, r., a.
FOR Danbury aud Norwak Railroad, "o'' '' ~
y. =, -, . 49,, En- M n. NJ tram
JAMES H. hot i, o"pN
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proposals.
OyY1cR OF ARMY cLormsa AND EouIraor,

OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND EouIrAGE,l
No. ~ BROADWAY. NEwioRK, July q, 1865.
ARMY SUPFLlES.--SealedP Proposals will be
~ receivedst this Office until u O'Clock THURSDAY,
the 18th inst for furnishing by contract IN such fus"
aud such times be required ct snd fa - J.
Depot, until May l. 1856 FURNACE COALuu4 Arp A..i
COAL Egg size.
Proposals must be accompanied by ;-oei NEE .or
the faithful performance Of secouirsct
The United the right 10 r'J,c. all bids
deemed Objectionable.
Proposals. should he Endorsed Proposals for furnishing
0'-'' Col D. II. vINTON n. O. NJ Cen
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I b. CROOK, No. so FultOn-st. Established
~ 10 1851 FISHING TACKLE and NETo Of erry
UAsiesy. RQwpERs SaVG. CUTLk1y. &c
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

IL ROADS-Ou and after MONDAY, June S. train. fes
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and Western
trains will leave Newly ork as follows
1880 m-Via Hudson River Railroad Thirtieth st. snd
connecting with for Sarsoga and Sharos
SPRING. ~ =.
II m-via Harlem Railroad. Twenty sxths. and Fourth
ave- connecting with trains Saratoga Sharon Springs kc,
and at Chatham with trains for points East.
p m-|ia Hudson River Railroad, connecting with rsins
for Saratoga
D. m-vis Hudson River Railroad, connecting at Troy
with train for Montreal. with Sleeping Car attached
40 p m.-yia Harlem Railroad Sleeping Cur attached =
Albany.
D. m.-ya Hudson River Railroad, Sleeping Cars from
New Buffalo and Suspension Bridge, without change
This train Sundays
1892 m-Nia Hudson River Railroad. with SLEEPING
Cars attached connecting Albany and Troy with moruin3
trains fox North and West. WIN. II. VANDERBILT,
Vice PrrsidsDd.
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v..Brir. Gen.
QUARTyRHAsTSn-GKskRAL's OFyicz, I
IA AsuIxarnN Id q Inne LIZ lhhA

QUARTERnAsTxn-GEsKRALs Orvcz.
WASHINGTON u. C., June 49, 1865. J
CPECIAL SALE of SERVICEABLEM MULES
~ by order OF the Qusteoa.~r. General, there will be
sod public auction under the direction OF Captain L.
Lowry Moore A. O NJ TO tie highest bidder at the time
and place narped below, viz:
NEW.YORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, June 2. 1873.
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, Jolly s, 1868
NEW.YORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July u. l86S
NEW.YORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July ~. 1875.
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July %, 1853.
TWO HI NDRED sERhlCkABLE MULES each dsy.
Many Of them were bought In the beginning OF the war
Young mules. accompanied he armies in all their marches
gentle aud familiar from being long surrounded BY the
soldiers.
Though sound and ,erveesbe they longer required
IN the army aud De purchased al thezo sas- at far ess
than their true value The attention OF brick merchants and
farmers !. especially invited
Mules sold sinsiy Sale at 10 O'Clock
viii be held At the Stables, Tenth
and Thirty -thrd-si.
TeruIs-Cssh In Unilsd States currency.
JAMES A. EKTN.
Breyet Brig Oen. in chsrge Firs Division. q NJ. q. o.
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Furniture:

nEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Also solid Chestnut and w sin1s
Chamber suites plain and ornamental, ct H. e fAnrS"
IONS, 368 Canslst. opposite wooster Eaaonsneo 'ss
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90 Get.
Reai, Gstate for Sale.

A FARM of ONE HUNDRED ACRES
~ for Sl2Op-Oue mis from H-mpstesi depot. The
house ha. seven room. FIRST floor. Address h. d. WHITE
No. rs Bridge ct brooklyn.
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COUNTRY HOUSE for SALE-2Jx35 and
~ EIt-non with po, Il ground 100 feet square, on the
Coney Island Pankrosi little west Of Tuui.ons hotel The
ground filed with berries &c. VIII be sod very
"GREENFIFLD." Tribune Office.
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Breve. Bris -oen. in charge Flint Division q NJ O o
QrARrRnNAsrER GESERAL's OFucE.
MAsuIsGIoN. u. @. June u. lncS.

QrARrBnxAsrKR GEsrRALs OrrcE. !
WAsHIs0Tos, ID. C.. June d. ln6S
SPECIAL SALE of SERVICEABLE
~ DRAFT HORSES.-By order OF the Qusrennastsr-
General there viii he sold. at public auction. dsrag the
month Of July 1875 the tunes and places named below VIZ
GlESBORO. u. e., MONDAY and SATURDAY Of each
week.
NEW-YORK CITY, THURSDAY, July @. -
EEW-YORK CITY FRIDAY, July T. aud on TUESDAY
and FRIDAY Of each week thereafter 4 the Government
stab es corner Ten,h--ve. and Thirty ifhst
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, THURSDAY OF each week
BALTIMORE, Md, WEDNESDAY, July 10
BALTIMORE, Nd, WEDNESDAY, July rs
JOHNsTOWN. Ia. WEDNESDAY. July $.
ELMIRA, ~ T.. FRIDAY, July IL.
LANCASTER, Ps FRIDAY. July 8
TWO HUNDRED sEkVlCEAbLE DRAFT HORSES
EACH DAY.
An opportunity to purchase superior class Of Dr,f Horses
than their value Is offered to tbs public
The animals though sound and servcesbe longer
qured ia army and be sold The attention Of
Of city railroads and manufactures IL especially called TO
these .alcs
Horses sold sngly Sales TO commence at 10 q.
Terms, Cash-in United states currency.
JAMES A. EKIN.
Brevct- Brig Gen. In charge Is, Div. Q. NJ q. o.
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EIO ACRES GOOD LAND in IOWA, and
OIfO MINNESOTA, near improvements, for SALE. for
cash or first ass improved Ne,Ior City Brooklyn prop
srty boue aud lot worth SO 900 900 would be taken
and difference paid 10 cash address H. Z. CROZlER Box
No. 1914 Post Office New Yort.
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Oreau Cleaners

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
" via NICARAGUA.-rhe CENTRAL AMERICAN
NST COMPANY will dispatch on the ln 81 Seo
slsamshiu ON Capt, LOWBER, at lower rates o.
passage than any other ne For ent
No IN West corner of Wsrren,st,, n 4. .,
N B-Two new steamers tue Nicaragua aha ,L Ho
building for this Company. are nearly conPee, nshIs
viii shortly be run every 20 days which we more ~ S
ma 10 offer sufficient accommodation to the great
nsssap by thi, fayorte line, well known to ali ola
or care and attention to the comfort its passengers
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VINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARM

NINELAND-IU Adj. WANTINU + ARMS.
-Larse and thriving settlement, Of Nine,and; mild
climate; ~ miles south of Philadelphia by railroad.
Rich soil produces large crops; twenty tracts al S2o
Ter payable within four years. good business opening
good society. Hundreds are settns and making improve
suen.s Apply to CiAS. n LANDl5, Postmaster. binelsnd
Lands township. ~ j. Letters answered Papers containing
foil informal win be free. From I1por Of solo.
Robias 4Jyicllimo al Editor Of The Tribune Of The
most era,ire fertile amo't eroi poon and
uifatle condition for risas1ns Jaymiag that knov u TIA
aide Of TIE Wessrn Pr0risl
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professional Notifes.

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u TIrIx A. .ept for Is cents HENRY A. DANIELS,
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