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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

The SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THE WOOD,
with
MRS JOHN WOOD
as the PRINCESS ISABELLE:
Received nightly with great applause
The
GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE, BY HAYES,
THE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC BY THOMAS BAKER,
THE GRACEFUL DANCES BY MILE. AUGUSTA,
WONDERFUL MECHANICAL EFFECTS, GORGEOUS
APPOINTMENTS,
AND POWERFUL CAST,
have al combined to render it
GENUINE SUCCESS:
but which must positively be- Withdrawn this week allow
for the production
MONDAY EVENING, Dec.t.
ION an unequaled scale and at immense Of the great
spectacular romance, entitled
MONTE CRIsTO
In winch that fsvorite and emnen, artist
Mr. T.. l.. DAVENPORT,
tho has been expressly engaged due effect to this
pIay) will make his hrst appear At this Thes,er.
Doors open at II performances commence A. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
GALE of Serviceable HOSPITAL PROPER
- JY and MEDICINE WAGONS
c. W. BOTELER, jr., Auc,ioneeT.

PrRrAu or ORDNANCE NAVY DyPARTnKST.l
WARRINGTON CITY Nov. 10 1865.
GALE OF NAVY CANNON.-Notlcc Is
y hereby given that on the first day of December
next, at " O'Clock noon there will be sold Pubic Auction
nt tie Navy Yard Piadelphis, Penn, one hundred and
ninetyhve (ls5) old cannon , ,,,s,,
These guns are BE- sold 10y the pound and oneai tie
purase money IL TO b paid the completion OF the sse
snd e other sf upon removal Of the guns by the PT'
as.r which IeinovaI take place wn ten days alter
the ,.le and al the expense Of the PurehaseI
wv ''' $3.50 H. A. WISE. Chief Of Bureau.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

IRVING HALL.
Il THEODORE THOMAyS
SECOND SYMPHONY SOlREE
will take place
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 2,Ua
SoLOisTs,
Nine. FLEURY-URBAN, Mr.. s. MILLS
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY ERfORMER5
will perform the following works:
SYMPHONY tB Flat Msjor Op 33 No. I..... .ScHunASS
OVERTURE (Lenora No. .BEErHovES
land for the FIRST tirne)
CONCERTO fFor Piano. T. Flat MAORI. Ltszr
Mr.. s. Is. MILLS and ORCHESTRA.
Tickets. including Reserved Seat, 81 80
For sale a, Seinway Sons Nos. II and 70 Fast Four.
teenth at Beer Schrmers No. 7+l Broadway at Sch,-
berth Co.'S No 820 Broadway; Irving Hall, aud Root,
Anthony & Co.'S, No. q Nsssau-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
COX's OLD BOWERY THEATER.

(rHIs gsrABLrsHxgNr DOES NOT ADvERrrsE IN rHs
NETWORK HERALD.)
NEW PANTOMrMIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
MISS FANNY HERRING
has been expressly TO pt in the piece OF
SINBAD THE SAILOR;
Or THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS.
Snbad the Sailor with songs. Miss Fanny lierhs
Kabob Steward OF the essel..........Mr. o. l.. Fox
One hundred different characters IN the play.
Produced with everything entirely new, and OF the most
gorgeous description
With original Music cou posed by G. Alexander Tyts and
appropriate scenery painted by J.. Johnson jr Intricate
niechsnical effects, invented oy w Crane
FAVORITE DOMESTIC DRAMA
Mr. w II. Whsley Mr. Lewis Mesayer, Miss X. Denvil,
Miss sarah Steele and the Dramatic Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
WINTER GARDEN.
(rHIs EsrABLsHNgSr DOES NOT ADVERTISE ~ TIN
SEw.YORK HKRALD)

WNIEh 'AhDLN.
(rHIs EsrABLsHMgST DOES NOT ADVERTISE ~ TIN
NEw.Y0RK HRRALD)
TONIGHT
will BE- presented with Scenery, appropriate Costumes
kc., the celebrated plsy. Illustrative of
AMERICAN CHARACTER
SOUTHERN HOMES.
THE OCTOROON;
Or.
LIyE IN LouIsIAyA,
THE FIRST TINE
a, remoad and compressed into acts BY It's satho
DION BOUClCAULT,
with
Mr.. J. s. CLARKE
SALEM sCUDDER,
THE YANKEE OVERsEER.
MISS ROSE EYT1NGE. LOf', the Uctoroon
Mr. j. q. HANLEY.......ss.... .........:.....WAHNOIho
Ia lie Pan Indian Cbief) .yy
Mr.. JOHN DYoTT.... as. scCLoShi
fthe piece OF Connecticut hardwsre.l .,,.,
Mr.. C. Walco. fete, the Oid save
Mr. w : .Pondsxer, the Auctioneer
Mr. Burrougn ...Georse ney.oh
Nj j. H. Bland. the flahtsr
Miss Madame Peyton the southern Lazy
Mr.. C. Walcot. Dora sunDysde. Southern Belle
Doors open H. Commences at O'Clock.
DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID BROADWAY. between Spnng and Prnce-ss
l-u,. nors NOT ADvFRfIsg
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

4" 4 MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1885,
"A i-a reiisb, Educ a!ona Bureau,
For all who seek welLqualGed ;eacber.
For aiding -schers 10 secure suitable positions
For sIyIN9 Parents information Of rood Schools
For selling and renting School Properties
- All teachers should have Application Form
TO Every Educator should American Educational
Monthly. Specimens by mail FOR 10
J. W. SCHERMERHORN, Actnary. No. 10 Grandst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

III j. MINER, Anctioneer-Ofiice No. 81
lie Nss.anst. MINER 4 sOMEkNlLLE viii sell at
Saciion on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Nov. 81
s,d Dec. I, at Il O'Clock. at the
SOMLRNlLLE ART GALLERY.
No 5 Broadway near FOu-een.hst large collection Of
sncient and modern
OIL PAINTINGS
Of the various European and American schools among "bch
the productions OF the following eInneu; artists:
g. W. p. BlLDERS II. SANRY,
A. VAN HOVE. VI. A. kick KIEk
H. SCHAEP JULES BOULANGER,
KNARREN r. NOS SCHENDIN,
r. TOLLEY A. +. Won MrLEN,
C. D. WILDER VERHOVER BALL.
A. MlNGET SEBASTIAN GOMEZ,
VFLASQIEZ 7. LACROIX,.
TIiOS DOHGHTY III. r. WHITE.
J. c. THORN, T. p. ROSsllER
fe above are now on exhihttion un Of sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Amusements.

this IsrABLnHxEyr pops NOT Advertise ~ fnH
EEwIORK HgRALp)
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
gnstrnltton.

A NTHONs (Mr. GEO. CO. CLASSICAL,
~ FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL, with PRIMARY
DEPARTMENT aud Gymnasium, No. 2is FiNh.ave., cor.
Twenty siIth-st., open from \ A. IN. to n pm
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

MILITARY DIVISION Of THE MlSslS'
ataRrrRMAsrER's ofFIcE, FFl5' u $ MILITARY RAIL
INTENSIVE SALE oF SoyERNMEST RAILROAD
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TKSSKsskE J
CEIrr oUsRTERsAsrsRs OFrcE. L. 5 NIL Il X (
WILL BE SOLD AT PCBLIC AUCTION; on NOvem
~n 1855 a, the r Foo. f. Of rop!s Il - s. SaF L.gis No
On November s 1865 yard Of the Jeeronvle Rail
'sd Company: JeaeIsOnviiIe, Indiana go, -, ,,,o,,,s
NINE FLAT CARS. GAIGE, : TT 81 lNChES'
~ Cur Wheels, &. Pairs Wbees and A1e,,
smoi. Stack, Eneine Truck.
,r:l-lI;l Rod ] ] E,lIs EsIl sns1,:~s. ar:
JOOcO Pounds Of scraD Iron.
o1 p.she l8s a. h.mPni. Lenn ,ne ,nr INA ~
u. Military Railroad Supplies remaining on i'nu Al 's
pace consisting in part ss follows
sl Lsliy t1ns assorted iron
snl Eight hundred tuns screp Iron,
g) Eight tons assorted Steel,
uj One tun Pig Lead
Ard stenes asoitmen, Of small Stores suitable for ra
On december ll,l 1861 a, Nustvillo, Tenn the entire
onew and seryceable Stores Of tie L. ; MnnsTy
Isosa rssinn. on hand al the General Supply Store, con
t,,ng n pssi =, flows:
eVoSl Twenty 'houssud Ayes
hVn ign. sssd bar Iron, rd 80. bird. Angle
9,gl 5nIsii' tons Boiler and Is"k IRON
iLl Ihty-hte ton. assorted Steel
f Three houdied tons Scrsp Iron. wrought ana cast
O. twenty-five tAoas4nd pounds Engine hrsss a'hhs'
ptle Gas Fixtures OF all Ainds.
ssprns Balances. Brtss Cocks Of every descrp
ttnV"s ton
iit'chels, Gone Valves All .ize.
NJ Claw, Lining and Tanring
sale'' wrought and cast Bars
~, and spiAe., Iron and Copper Riyeis aud
s,'S BUus.
'"I Ga' Gas sHd Paint, Q. all sLeet Copper and Bms'.
,d. Chains and Rope Of all sizes.
Ciies4a Lamp, Blocks, Tackle and Snatch,
Asshs ; 0'-- and Fixtures. kely's Head Lights.
Stoves.
20. Sei' (sipenets Blacksniths and S1dders' Too.
Os' SpaE,, beltug Goo, and Leather. lilies, Bait.
.-tews lln1sre of al kinds aud almost every article
A.e ~ 'Ai''ai oPe'a''on'' 81 "'e 'e1 oe'' q0~ly'
y, rhee arye Lsihss, stevens Bro. Manufacturers.
M dso fALeFs. Sellers Co., Manufacturer
boh Gutter and Gear Cutter Gould Bros Mtnu.
" yyne A1le Gu, Of Lsthe Warner Whitney.
n, hNofsn BloDers fuc dumb.
n, Hue lpnsht Engine 8Hone Power.
li Ge mp fismulrr AID Engine. Howelfs Pa.eni.
n, 20. BTooaied Stem iianulcT
WtnpS sellers Steam Hammer.
and second rd airosd roos Of al kina'
'.fsntsr. Tools
NheclNnslt.' Tco.s.
Blschsudths Tools,
NachIuist.' Tools.
c IhEhS CASH. IN COVERNMtNT FUNDS.
81 the ml;esls 10 b. sod u Nashville can be ob
s,- appncstion to Capt :. X Hanil A. q. ~. and o
.Menphis, oDapphcsiion to Capt. Jno. Palks,A A. q ST.
luy se',on Of ceaers and Railroad panies Is psict
s-s viii commence Al oclocL n, ON each IA, .,a cor
''s uI'h III 'h- property is disposed o.
y. J. CHILLY.
CI, sId A. Y. Ap L. 5. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

1lALIET MASTER DUMAR's DANCING ACADEMY,
- West Fourth street, Brosdway.-gasses open
Avery day and night DeuY Temps, Redows Waltz aud ak
Dances fought properly In sk lsssonE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

DANCING ACADEMIES.

|DROOREs' DANCING ACADEMY, yl BROOMB
I'D street. will open Tuesday, Sept H. 1870, Tor adus'
|Wehcsday, Sept ~, 1860. for children. -,
Al the fashionable dancer IN one course OF lessons
|ing the vacation the rooms have been elegantly rehcd,
|p aud decorated rendering the most extensive ana
5cnvcnent dancing academy Ia The country. . .--,-
al the new dances win be produced In rapid succession
Ladies' primary classes instructed by Mrs Brookcs open
lug soirec "wednesday evening, Sept 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

w seni ciraumsancss 10 make the acquaintance OF
Young lady or widow not o2er twenty with view v,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

season opened at this last night uness
perfect ovation, and so significant v
prevent him for considerable proceeding viii
the of the stage When perinitted fro
the fervor Of his rscspon 70 calmly Judge the merits Of he
had so often occasion TO state that Major Do
evoked from the rising to the falling Of
Inspiration the triumph Of his reception, TO have
parted 70 his personaon even moro vim and foroe than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

A UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, &C-HENRY O..
EVANS Auciioneer will sell from the Shelves In lots
suit Dealers Tuesday Sept H. at ten clock at No. Is
assortment OF best and seconds
white granite and common Ware glass and fancy Ware in
ling the of retailer retiring from the business,
with which the sale will commence Goods well packed Tor
chipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

4 A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE IN THE
IA residence Ludlow place. Z3 West Houston street,
this day monday sepiemberl commencing at i0s o'clock
|Ths only three months equal to
|new and consss Of sl ndd rosewood Piano ~ octave
land $3.50; round carved legs full iron plate
lone Of the beM city Stool Cover Music and i've
years guarantee with III elegant Parlor suits covered with
Ooths top Centre Tables Mirrors Bronze Clocks
lon Paintings Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges Book and
Vases silver Tea Sets Ice Pitcher Casters
Butter Dish. spoons Forks richly carved china len Sets
DINNER walnut mahogany Chamber Furniture in
suit Mattresses Blankets, Bolters, Pillows and Stair Car
|petG Sale positive. House to let -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

The nauguraed very brilliantly ct THE hssrs
last night by the appearance OF M Clarke az De Boot
name Notwithstanding the warmth Of the evening and tbe
unavorabe OF the weather for indoor entertain
mens the house crowded with audience unquesoa
ABLY metropolitan In characteran audience dantily boa
need and goved and apprecatve that the season
WIN see The reception OF Mr. Clarke WAS enthusaslic-e
Iu Tree and satisfactory Of the sentiment the
sympathy and the good will OF the people Round after round
OF and applause greeted his first entrance and ne
called Tor at the close every act lie responded a tho enc
q the comedy by simple and sincere MANNER
the he felt for this reception and by declaring thai
he had always endeavored 10 discharge all his duties
fesson1 ana social IN an upright and conscientious mnn-
ner In both parts Mr. Clarke In exoberAnt sprtta
and, OF course rresstbiy comical
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A HERMANN,
Observation-Disclosures,
Has the honor announce that he will commence
MONDAY, the llth of september, series Of
EECROMANTIC EASTERN DEi.USlONS
entirely to be repeated every
evening during week The orchestra of tho Academy OF
Music will he IN attendance.
Admission rs Reserved seats Is cents extra Family
Circle 80 Private from SO To S2 The sale or
tickets viii Thursday, Septenber7 at the
Academy OF Music and at Msssrs Beer Schrners 7Ol
Broadway Ponds, 5s3 Broadway aud Root 4 Antbonys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

T1ROT ON THE UNION HALF MILE TRACK. SEVEN
y second street and Boomingdale road-Tuesday, Sept
~ at ocoSk for two hundred dollars Mr. McRSo'
Mclaughlin enters Miles Reilly Mr. Graham enters Roam
Gelding; all TO harness; best three In Ave.
JAS. FINLAY, Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

L,0R NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Regular semiweekly United slater mai ne i,y n1 pe
Il North river foot OF Fulton street-Steamsnlp fAlyv,
Captain Couch, leavee every Saturday at W steamship
CRBQLE captain King leaves every "Wednesday, ~ ~ ~.
Freight for all parts o North Carolina, the upper hshnVke
and landings or e James and York rivers forwarded py
Messfs. j. W. SMITH BRO, ~ Nofolk Tree ~ chAtse
Excursion tickets issued at reduced rates For ireghI or
passage, having superior accommodations Apply 70 ~
nEINEKEN a PALMOHE, Agents New Nork aud Nirs ma
Steamship Company, lis Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

READ THE TRIBUNE.
Major Boots and In Toodles Mr. Clarke has no equal
He almost unprecedented hooughness OF study and
scrupulous elaboration Of finish in all details made thoss
parts his own, and made his portrayal OF them perfect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

On Monday, Sept. H. the renowned
RAVELS
Consisting OF GABRIEL RAVEL,
First appearance In three vears\.
ANTOINE KAVEL first appearance In six years).
YOUNG AMERICA pupil Of Gabriel Ravel-frst appear
In three
addition 10 following distinguished artses from the
principal theatres Of Paris London, Madrid, Amster-
dam &c.
Siruora Pepiia, Mons Won Hammc Martnett Family
Mile vaulris Nine Mar7etti. Mile. Desire, Mons Matthew
Perron vaudris Signor Garcia Mons Schmidt Mons Axe
Lehman, coryphees fun Corps de Ballet Lead
orchestra, Mons. Romainvile, from Paris London
Amsterdam, Madrid, &c.
Admission rs reserved seats 81; family circle ZEN
an rosb gtreet1 30 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11

TIN wrYTrRs AucTIoNERR-sELIs, THIS DAY,
Nv al socioc al 45s Canal street Velvet Tapestry Three
NV and other Carpets Hall 0ilclohs Centre Dining and
fca Tsbcs. Parior Suits and Oval Mirrors Mantel
cock Vases Lace jemssk Curtslns enameed Suits,
founees Roch = and her Chairs, Chsndeliers China
d5lsss Slv Harc also twenty second hand Velvet
fapestry and other Carpets single Hair Mattresses with
srea variety OF other goods Cash advances all Kinds Of
goods for sale Packing shipping A. cnase
vxvrILrAx ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40
w Chatham this day, Al III oclsck lnrge
Of rurniture and Bedding ate New Bomey near uhS
ohar' fa"os lanes 'oo'''o '""" p COLLINS Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-11
A ssIGSFEs SALE OF MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE.
A c0Nr ENTs az IL rtI, y = NJ, Ant RpnyvN STnSE

A UCTION NOTICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSE.
"A hold Furniture, this day (Monday Mt l0z o'clock, at
the residence No IS Waverey place between Fifth and
Sixth consisting Paror, Dressing and Chamber
Furniture of the richest descriptions; also
AN ELEGANTLY CARVED PlANOFORTE.
with round containing all the modern Inn
$780, rosewood and black walnut Parlor
Suits satin brocatel Brussels and Ingram Carpets but
little used; lace Window Curtains costly OF Paintings
iarble top Bureaus Washsands Centre, Side and Sofa
Tables elegantly carved Bedseads, Bookcase enameled
chamber Sets pure CURED Hair Mattresses Spring Beds
Mirrors Lounge Beds, Chairs Clocks Cutlery Crockery,
large variety OF Sverwarc and everything usually found In
n m class house, Sale positive, the owner s aboo eav
|lng for the South. CHAS YOUNG, Auctioneer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-18
e9s. HOOP SKIRTS. 62S.
HOPKINS
-~,,, ~ nOAu osrfuTo
89S.
cas-.
noWN MAKE1 oF noOp sK1RTs,
HOPKINS


HOPKINS
GOWN MAKE" OF HOOP SKIRTS,
Are gotten up expressly meet thswants Of ysI
They embrace a complete afsoriment Of ALL the wv
and DrsiRaBLH Styles, Sizes and Length, for LAdie,
Misses and Children and superior to all others NADH
m point ofsymmsiry. Finish and durability being made
of lie finest tempered KnEeh Steel sprngswith Linen
hnshed Covering and having all tbs natalie asteningh i'm
noyeAbly secured by improved maehiueTy They rstAn
their Shape and Elasticity to the laatand wARRASr
Id to give HNrfRn sAIisFAeffoH
Also constantly in receipt Of full lines ofgood Baatern
made Skirts At very low prees SKIRTS made to order
altered and repaired. WHOLESALE and RkTAlL, Al
MANUFAoToRT and sALEs RooM, sf.l Ils
No. s2s ARCH Street above Sixth, PHILAD'A.
~ rERn CASH 0sR PAIGE ONLY AugLS4m
For Sale.
large Frame House and islS acres Of high
meadsw land the Wilmington ehussWey, suitable for
trucking, grazing, for keeping hogs and cows the
houls contains 10 roomsi garden with shade around
the house. Possession given Immediately.
Applyto W. MeoAULLKY Co,
augi6 COS Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-18
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.
TASKER & CLARK
REMOVAL.


The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removsa
opposite the Bank Of Delaware. - "''i'
iNcokPoRATKD TnE LEaisLATuRB oF THR srayv ov NJ,
AwARE WITH A CAPITAL OF
One Hundred Thousand Dolla re
I'HE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RRoEIv.
ing applications for Insurance at their ofHes IN wi
mngtoni against losses by Fire on every desern1on -,
oudlAs ln general, merehandle, ships Ia mort ana mai,
eargoes household furniture and other personal nrou -
also against loss damage by inland
goods wares, merchandise and country roduee A VI
Terms OF Insurance will be favorable A. apv ~ h
COMPANIES IN the cities Of Philadelphia or New York
farnes incurred may repose the fullest confidence in b
sodly 81 lls capital and that all losses will be
adjusted BY the company. f''-"pu'
DIRECTORS:
A. tile annual election held the 9Th dav Of Mach
1860 the following directors elected 10 ssrvs th
ensuing year, viz; s'o 'he
George Jones' Samuel Floyd Edward u.t..,,
a. ~ vIttu ,,tis1 n S%Am AN ~ NeWnni George W Sparks
months. ''4s 1'' '''s tnAh 'nree
In addition to the above mode u Insurus pron., a.,
peAWaIe flre Insurance Company whose eharta- Il ner
Petuh eneet perpetual Insurance estate ina neTo
becoming insured deposits in the CO CERTAIN i,
tmore or less according to the nature Of tbe ~ r
amount TO be insuTed-bu which can he witbdrswn -.
say ume ny leaving cent the amount denoaitad
this method Is believed to be much moro
he insured than the former-he expense about one
less and there Is no renewing Of the policy from lime
Property that would be insured per annum, al 90 and
80 cents tue OOO will be insured Y and per depost
and In like proportion as the risk increases F's''
Persons wishing to insure their property or wanting
lormaton on the subject OF Insurance. will apply 10 the
agents as above, or 10 W
JoHE MOLRAR, Secretary '''''N'A'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-18
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM.

y. W. PLATT, Esq, Assistant Assessor Internal Re-
venue, Fourth Dlstret, New York says:--aI am ir,m
he hAture OF my duties, exposed to all the different
phaes OF weather, often saturated to the person. nj
s9 ese and have, as consequence been Aotsd with
but, since taking the Crimean Bters have felt none
o. me eAeets Of bad weather, and my RhsumAtIm has
MY son, who is In the army of Gen. Grant writes 10
lne as ioloWH FATHER, when Opportunity offers %
hot Is 70 sand me some crmean Btsr for you sannoI
Imagine Whist ready relief they are Afisr exposure
wet II use them" W. sA' A'S~'e'N
mil here state that this came home sick eAls
TO join his battery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-18
AUCTION SALES.
lREAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
" AND MULES.
IS 900 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE MONTH
OF AUGUST
In the States Of New York Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana
Delaware, Maryland, and New Jersey, and
the District Of Columbia.

QuARTRMAsrER GENERALS oPrIoE,
WAsHlN0Toy, d. O., July "a, lsb6
Will be sold at public auction to the hi CHEST bidder at
the time and places named below. viz;
New York city Tuesday and Friday Of each week. 20O
New York city, Wednesday ofsach week 200 Mules each
day
klmirA, Tuesday. August $, 200 Horses
Elmira, Tuesday, August 10, 800 Mules.
Albany, Friday, August 70, 500 Mules.
Buffalo, Wednesday, August 80, 90 Mules.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Thursday Of each week. 200 Houses each
Phiadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday Of each week
loo Mules each day.
Pittsburgh, Thursday Of each week. i5o Mules eneh
day.
Pottsvle, Tuesday, August !, 900 Mules
York, Friday, August 4, 80 Horses
Newsille, Wednesday, August 8, leo Horses
hewYille Thursday, August TO- 100 Mules
Heading, Friday, August II, 2OO Horses.
SshPPsnsbuiehi Wednesday, August 10, 100 Horses.
Erie Thursday, August H. 200 Horses,
ls,hPpensbulgh, Thursday, August II. 100 Mules.
Wiiamsport, FRIDAY, August ls 900 Horses.
indians, Monday, August q, 200 Horses.
ClAmbersburg, Wednesday, August "a 100 Horses.
Milton, Friday, August 70, 200 Horses
Carlisle, "Wednesday, August 80. 100 Horses.
Carlisle, rhursdAy, August 81, 100 Mules.
ColumbianA. Tuesdsy, August l. 100 Horses.
Salem, Wednesday, August ., 100 Horses.
Alliance, Thursday, August g. 20 Horses.
Canton, Saturday, August g 900 Horses.
Gs.i5s TsssdsS 4ssssast T. soo sSSo Hd4as: HSais.
Crestline, Thursday, August IL, 800 Mules
Cleveland, Monday August 81, 200 Horses.
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, Thursday, August "a, 1000 Mulss
DELAWARE.
Wilmington. Tuesday Of each week. 200 IIorses zach
day ''Sn
Wilmington, Friday Of each week, 200 Mules each
day. NA
NEW JERSEY
Trenton, Thursday, August 10, 200 Mules
Trenton, Thursday, August %, 200 Mules
MARYLAND
Baltimore, "Wednesday, August ., and Wednesday sf
each week theresiter 2O1 Horses each day.
WASHINGTON, d. G.
Each week day, 200 Mules
GIEsBOR0 n. O.
Zach week day except Wednesday, 80 HoTses
40 opportunity purchase superior class Of saddIe
and draft animals at far less than their true yalne "a
now oheied 10 the public.
Though the majority OF them arc sound and saryir.
be sold. 4" ~ ~e'
dAny of the mules bought In the beginning of bs
war Hnen uua aseJmpadisI the armies In ali thsir
marches and camps, and thoroughly broken harSs
ed by exercise, gentle and familiar from being 80 Lon
surrounded by the soldiers "e
Animals Will be sold singV,
Bale 10 commence At 10 A. M
Isrms-eash in United States currency.
JAMr6 A. EKIN
,,-o, Brew, Brig. Gen In charge
!ulySs-tAag30 list Div NJ @. o.