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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
TO TIE LAnlEa.

Ladies' Sn6erinE from any complaint incident
to their Sex. such - the Whites, Failing Of the
Womb, Irregularities, Pain In the side, Headache,
PLpitaiIon. Suppression. and all other Diseases
TO which the Female system h subjected. wllleud
prompt relief bv sddrssGinE themselves to DOC
TOR PERRAULT.
To those seeking our advice, plain StSsen'ut
Of their case will Be given, whether durable or
not.
The great experience acquired BY DR. PER
RAULT In his extensive practice, aud In the VI.
rsous Hospitals Of Continental Europe, affords an
ample guarantee 10 thoss seeking Sdvies Of being
undsr the care Of legally qualified practitioner.
DR. PERRAuLT'e name il to be found 10 the
Medical Register. under the authority Of the Med
ical Council Of Great Britain and IT, therefore,
not 70 b classed with the names lin many cases
assumsd) Of horde Of ndveuturerI who. through
the publie press. sssk to impose upon the crrdu :
lous and unwary By the publication Of quaiineA
tons, and the advocacy Of sPeeiae'' that are
rsr.ly b.nsaeia, and 10 most cases positively IN
JurieuI ...h
p.r,ou, At . distance can b cured at home oy
.aar.,,,pr . letter TO DIR PERRACLT sud Sta
! ting their case.
L.,t.r, BY E1pIsss 10 b SddrsSssd to J. PEE
RAuLr, n D., corner Of Ssersnsnto md Aoos'
| r,m,ry streets. Roo1l Nos. 10 nd II, or 70 Boz
IA PoSt oAsa - Eraasisss. lHA -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27

A CORRESPONDENT writes from Seville,
Spain: I'VE visited the Royal Cigar
Mandatory; there were 5000 women
working in the mandatory, and 5000
cnnolines hung upon hooks; there were
also scattered about no less than 2,240
babies"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
RHODE ISLAND MILL.

This mill owned BY II. B. Potter. 7. V.
Barney and Geo. L. Smith. and ia situated
in the lower part of Gold Hill. II is
superintended by Mr.. Potter. 1t has Is
stamps; and twenty fleet amalgamatinE
pans. 1t has the capacity for working 50
tons of ore per day. It is driven BY As
horse power steam enging and gives per-
manent employment 10 Is men. There
are five cords of wood used per day at
this mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
SAPPHIRE MILL,

This mill is situated in the lower part
of town. and is owned by the Sapphire
Quartz Mill Company. The Superintend-
ent is F. Chappelet, Esq. 1t has Is stamps,
and at present has 40 pans and works 20
tons of ore per day, but in few weeks
will have sixteen more pans added to its
amalgamating machinery, when its work.
ing capacity will be increased to rs tons
per day. 1t has 40-horse power steam
engine, uses four cords of wood every "a
hours, and gives employment to II men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
Invitation Committee.

Invitation Committee.
VIRGINIA.
Msj.Gen Van Bokkslen, Brig Gen II W TheAll,
Col VIM Van Bokkslen, Col Chas Sumner,
Haior W Winton, Majors WassermIn,
Cant G. C Warner, DR. 7 II Pinkertou,
lin, i Edwards Captain McAulife,
Go W MetzRar Lieut. w Thayer,
7 Isn't p O'Toole Lieut. W A Bourne,
Hon A W Baldwin, Lieut. hsnlon,
Hon Caleb Bui bank, Hon K Mesick'
J c CLARK, Esq. Hon hislng,
S Dilley, Esq Hermann Esq.
Hon A Young. HON geo Jones
Hon d Smith, Hon n Eddy,
Hon John Piper, J D Aeagher, Esq.
3 A SAWYER Mr. vii iAmSl
Geo w BirdSsll ~ Hillyer.
c whitman, John A McQuaid.
belong, A Elliott.
w Cole John Gillig,
" II ClaRett J L Black,
Iohn A Collins, Grove Adams.
Ksrtin white, John Altman.
IamaS Root. Goodman,
Louis Feusier, sam Rosener;
A \ Olin, CA Cornell
Harvey Beckwth, Homer 8 King.
James Connolly. a Tritle,
% o Addison, Geo C Burnett.
Glen sutterly, John Spring,
G n Bro,ks DR. Tucker,
GW Ferris, Hon Jacob Smith.
Doctor Bryarly, DR. + Hllyer.
GOLD HILL
Maj Th.o A Hale, MAJ VIM z Hale
Capt Winters, Hon Mills,
Canaan Wilbsrt, Hon C W Tozer.
W H Bishop, a raul
BAKelioEr, H9 MAYNARD,
SAHBall
CARSON.
Gov H a Bl..d.l Adjt-asn cradlsbauEh,
Hon Lsnes Nightingale, Gen H P Russell,
Hon c u Notevare, Judge bronsn,
Hon " HaIre., Hon Fred BlllingL
Hon u Thompson.
SILVER CITY.
CAPT VIM Campbell, Lieut. N z Manning,
Lieu, FairchiId, Lieut. Walter Rssssll
Major ] Fl Jaaua Captain Cummings.
IJcnt sabine Lieut.. Lincoln,
Ord Serg't Cooper.
Reception CemmIttee.
fred. white and blue rosetteS)
Lieut. Thsyer, Lieut. MetzGar'
Serg't Beown, Corpl roster;
Private Davidson, Private ward.
Private Carr, Private Pearson,
Private Emery.
Iutroducrion COmmittees
(Red Ro'eiteS)
Lieu, Bourne. ord-serg't Wells.
Corpl Cleaveiand, Private sperliDG.
FIosr Managers.
(whits RosetteGl
SerR't Hoover, Serg't Ticknor.
Sers't whit,emors.
Floor Director. Capt. @. O. Warner
Y Dancing to commence pune'uslly AZ 81
o'clock Pm JUL %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
srEyESsoS's MILL.

This mill belongs to Mr.. C. c. Steven
son and IS superintendent BY him. Il is
situated in the lower part of town. ard is
next below the Gold Hill Mill. II has
Howland's Battery OF s stamps, l2 COM
mon pans, l2-horse power steam engine
and brushes on an average tons of ore
per day. There are men employed. and
two and quarter cords of wood used
every q hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
PRrALuMA MILL.

This is an eight-stamp mill, owned by
Mr.. A. L. Greeley. 1t has Is common
muller amalgamating pans. 2o-horse
power engine, and is capable Of working
IL tons of ore per day. There are two
and three.eights cords Of wood consumed
at this mill every "a hours, and employ
ment is furnished to eight men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
IMPERIAL MILL.

This mill is owned by the Imperial Sill
yer Mining Company, and is under the
charge of Mr.. VIM. D. Gray. It is one
of our largest mills, having ~ stamps and
"A pans. The stamps are placed in FIVE
circular batteries. The mill brushes on an
average 30 tons Of ore per day. 1t is
driven by 45-horse power engine, and
gives employment to 20 men. There are
consumed at this mill six and half cords
of wood every "a hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
aILLI6. MOTT d CO.,
Rireproof Brick BuIIdinsS)
COR. G AND TAYLOR STREETS,
Virginia

plete, having bean carefaliy selseteo Ior IniA 1I
ket.
The following comprise. part, only. Of our
stock:
$4,000 rs Bar Iron. round and square. all dies,
5000 rDI Boiler Pla,e;
$1,000 ns Sheet Iron,
5000 ms Shoe shape, all sizes;
1900 ns Cast.steel, Blister Steel. and Toe
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod, Band Iron
1900 fbs Trark Iron;
1900 DI Bar and Sheet Copper
5000 ms Lead Pipe. various Isssi
4s 900 feet Gas Pipe, / to J inches;
1900 feet l. r Hose, all siEes;
$50 dozen Hose Bibbsi
800 dozen Elbows and CouplinGB;
10000 Carriage BoltE, all discs:
1900 Machine Bolts. all IiEes
600 GloLe Valves;
600 Anvilu and Vices;
50 Bellows, various Iifes;
BlsckTmithE' Tools;
Scales, 9rindstoneS;
900 WheelbarrowS;
800 dozen Axe, Pick and slsdss Handles;
Coal.
1000 dozen Locks, Hinge,, Butts;
Tacks;
Knivr, and Forks, Spoons
1000 kegs Blasting Powder.
100 dozen Picks;
800 boxes Window Clan;
White Lead, Boiled Oil;
Turpentlns;
Borax:
Baiing Wire and Rope;
600 kegs Nails, all dies
100 boxss Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT q CO.,
Corner Of and Taylor streets Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
GOLD HILL MILL.

This mill is owned BY the Gold Hill Q.
VI. and VI. Co., and is superintended BY
F. Chappellet. Il has Il stamps and p
common amalgamators, and two of Far
rand's Patent Oscellaung Amalgamators.
This mill has capacity for working Is tons
OF ore per day. Its engine is of 36-horse
power, and requires three cords Of wood
every "a hours. There are Is men en-
ployed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
CLOTHING AND MISCELLANEOUS.

GOLD HILL.
~. sAr' HAVE YOU HEARD THAT
J. BAUM e. BRO,
Regular New York Importers
Have "extepded their line Of communication
nv the arrival direct from their extensive store N
San Francisco, Of large and handsome STOCK OF
SUMMER GOODS,
Of all qualities, and at all prices, FOR CASH 70
suit the times
Fine French Silk Mixed suiTs.......o26 %
Dark CoIored Fine Business Coats..12 90
Fine Scotch Plaid Cashmere Pants..-7 90
Cashmere Pants ...........-........--....oO W
Extra Fine Cashmere Pants----..-..-..7 90
Fine White Shirts. ~
Fine French Ribbed Cashmere PHnrs SO
Fine White All Liner Hankerchisfs,. an
per dozen -...........--..--...........'O "
Fine Fancy and Plain Velvet Vests.....3 80
Extra Good Cord'y Pants .....-.-.---..3 -
States Made shirts....-..-....--....... Is
CALIFORNIA; Flannel Overshirts,- --.....-2 Is
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, ............-2 90
Harrison Cashmere Pants, arst sual- &c
ttyS ......--------.....-----..-.. y"
Blue Blankets...........---..-- oO
Fall Nailed BootH, 90
Homc.Knitte Hf-Hose, per doz......4 50
Best Quality Tap.Sole B0ots,.........-6 90
Nailed B0Sts- --...-.----.--........----4 OO
Business Coats, ---.................''....-4 w
Boys' Hats, all colors.............--...- %
Uudershirts and Drawers, Erey and
white ..........s.....-..----....Az 80
Cotton Half.Hose, per dozen..........2 40
workiuE Pants, ..-.....-.......-..........2 30
Blue Pilot ................-......12 70
Fine Grey Suits ............-............@2 %
Cloth Caps, ass'd olers..................1 %
woslsu Hf.Hose, Vcrdozsn............2 ~
French Calico Shirts. -
Wings bss. quality raD.sole Bsoss....e 90
Fine Black Frock Csats.......-.......11 50
Fine Black Sack Coats ..............-..u 80
SUPERIOR Black Doeskin Pants 50
Eusllsh Pilot Jackets, nrSt Gualiry....s 90
BSys' Pants .................-......... 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
GILLIG, MOTT d CO.,

Corner o. and Taylor streets Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
EMPIRE MILL NO. 2.

This mill is the property of the Empire
VI. & ". Co., and is superintended by Mr.
Biyins, but under the general superin-
tendence Of R. T. Graves, Superintend-
ent Of the Company. 1t has le stamps,
IL Wheeler pans, and works 80 tons OF
ore per day. There are seven cords OF
wood consumed every twenty-four hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27

This mill is situated in the canon. about
a half mile below Gold Hill. It is owned
and superintended BY Mr.. II. c. Starr.
The mill has 10 stamps, "a pans, is driven
by a 24-horse power steam engine. and Is
capable of crushing Is tons Of ore per day.
There 10 men constantly employed. The
running of the mill requires four cords OF
wood per twenty four hours.
ATLAS MILL.
This mill is situated about thee
quarters of mile below Gold Hill. and is
owned BIZ Messrs. Scale & Anderson. but
il now leased to Starr & Hardy. Mr.. ..
II. Smith il Superintendent. II has 10
stamps and Hepburn pans, and works
rs tons of ore per day. It il driven oy
q I5-horse power steam engine. requires
ave cords Of wood per day. and Eiyes sra-
ploymsAt % II nsu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27

This mill. situated in the lower part Of
Gold Hill. is owned by Tregloan s Co..
and superinteded by Capt. John White.
Il has a battery of - stamps. and has II
amalgamating pans. The mill works, on
an average. about twelve tons of ore per
day. Il is driven at present BY 2o-horse
power engine, but larger one is soon to
be put up. The mill furnishes employ
ment for nine men. L requires the con.
sumption of three and half cords of
wood per day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-27
XARYsvILLE MIL.

This mill 10 situated about three-fourths
of a mile below Gold Hill. 1t is owned
BY John Rule, VIM. T. O'Neil and l.
Glazier s. Co. Mr.. 0'Neil is Superin-
,endent. The mil has nine stamps. 80
pans and brushes 20 tons of ore per day.
The engine is Of 35-horse power. There
is consumed at this mill four cords OF
wood per day, and employment is given
TO II men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25
INVALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
EOR SALE
Il on THE HUDSON RIyFR
100 MILES FROM TIE CITY OF NETWORK,
IN THE VILLAGE OF sAU0ERTIEs

This valuable property is known the "ssuserlsa Lead
and Paint WoI and is situated In the village OF sausrcs
on the Hudson River 100 nies FROM NewYork City snd con
,ss Of largo ni 2ltIao and three siore, hs four
wooden buildings, formerly used conodns housesons
1906 feet 1913 feet. ard I3o feet. stone ware
house. cor37 brick carpenters shop ?t21 fcot stone
building 26xls feet aud conmodiou' dwelling house.
with good garden attached Tho mill be, .ho advantage
nerailns watorpowsr driving oversize. wheel Of any
required size TIE whole property snb1ees about in
Of ground Tie mill Il equally well adapted for cotton wOo
en- paper OF my other description Of manufacture.
The property 10 very egbiy located having daily
the city By Hudson River Rsoad and steamboat direct nom
sauserties Apply to ,,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25
RAILWAY TRANSPORTATION TO THE

THE CHEAPEST BEST AND SLIGHTEST ROUTE
GREAT REDUCTION IN lRElGHr TO VIRGINIA,
TENNESSEE, ALABAMA AND GEORGIA
The direct railroad route 20 the South via LynchIurs.
Knoxville Dalton and ChattaHoogais open throughout
Ia entire length This Orange aud Alexandra Nrgins and
Tennessee Fat Tennessee and rgEi and East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroads IN connection with the howYork and
Washington Steamship Company have agreed upon freight
tnrn at greatly reduced pfice1 Iy.
Pssngers shippers can avail themselves Of the railroad
via Philadelphia BaimoTs and Washington 10 Alexandria
Passengers ts past tho famous bschelds n
Manassas Bun Run ksp'aiannock station. Knoxville Chcka
manga ReGacs, aud Missionary Ridge Cotton is shipped
these roads AZ a. bale less than any Other route
IS the DIRECT MODE OF communication With Mobile
aud New .Orlesns and saves "a hours time.
For fldheT particulars inquire Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25
PARITAS AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

Ii EoAD: FALL ARRANGEMENTS, 1855. COM.
LINES ron CAMnEN, MAScHEsTER AND LONG
BRANCH. The etosiner JESSE HOYT. Cspt Soely, will
oAve Pier No North River, daily Sundays oIcepted) as
follows
AT il;ls. a. m, EXPRESS LINE Fon CAMDEN d.
RECT taxing passengers fos Port Monmouth, Rcd Bank,
Long Branch Shark River EsImnglals Squsn Brhsbnrg
MAreescr, Toms River, Woodnsnse, ShsInong Barus
Tnokeron, Olson Jackson, and all Stations Camden and
Atlantic Railroad. ..,.-
Through 10 Camden IN FIVE hours ...,.......YaIe ~
EIcurson ticket good for three days. ...........
At4:l5 D. M, Way Passenger hne for Manchester Toms
River Long Bfsnch. aud nt,Irnedi1te stations.
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND NEW.YOR
Leave EewYork al <l5p. H., striving Vt Camden l3j
D. u1 noIt day.
Leave Camden al 2;3op. III, arriving at NewYOfk "A a..
next day. - . O. $500.
Freisht taken at low racL Appy 10 8, G. TASTY Losa
Freigi Acent Red Bsnk \, J. ". g. sNEDEN, sept,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25
ERENCH

CHARLOTTE g. SMITH, HAVING JUST
~ RETURNED FROM PkRiS, HAS AN ELEGANl
ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH CLoAKS FOR FALL
AND WINTER WEAR. ALSO OPERA, CARRIAGE,
AND RECEPTION CLOAkS, WHICH YoR STYLE AND
RICHNESS, COMPOSITION IN EusoPs or AskslcA Ne.
LIZ broadway door sboyo Twenty siKhst ~ City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25
T ONG ISLAND RATLROAD.-Trains wi

i leave Jaros.slip New York. IS follows
$3.50 Greenpor Mail End Passenger lrsin sopping
all Stations and necting with Glen Head hosynand
HeupSiCLd Traint
1879 a. n syosset Train. stopping st al Way station
1892 m. GTeenDort Irphss connecting VIII benipbead
and ,.oppine = al stations east Of HicksNine. 4.
$50 p N Syosset Passenger Train for Eo'yn Glen Head
ard al Way Stations =,
5.3Op. m For North Islip Heup',es Glen Head add
Rolyr. - n. =. a AZ
M FOR Yapisnk aud al intermediate station. ,
-" 'SA o. CIiAHi.lCK. PRECEDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25
Real Gstate for Sale.

ITO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET
Il TLERS!-A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL ESTATE
FOR sALEFor the purpose Of in.ans safe IN,
Southern States the for the Last % years
s.sosisisd General Agents. and now for
SALE to Capitalists and the very many nquirins for
yorable locations the South large small amounts Of
the most valuable improved and unmproyed lands In the
world. ..-.-..
ton aud producing from fifteen hundred thousand
pounds seed cotton two thousand to hund
red pounds ogood per together with
fifty seventy gallons OF moasses In addition 70
this prcsb crops Of cereals invite The labor Of the husband
stock Of ali Minds may be- easily ,aised having here
advantage those itndes where long and severe
Winters require much housing feeding and attention.
The lands situated 10 the States Of Tennessee Ala
ban Mississippi, AkNnsss Louisiana and Texas many Of
them on or the Mississippi Red, Arkansas White oad
St. Francis rivers aud other nsygabe water courses aud ra
roads sodng good fronts AMI opportunity for subdivision
Vessels can be dispatched from New York any OF the Al
sc ports, and landed with full cargo the banks OF the
Bay Teche st. Marys Parish lousana country Ia the
highest cultivation before the Of unsurpassed fer
ty and beauty the only spot believed whero tho sugar
successfully with product Of tbs West India Islands The
yellow ard miasmatic diseases unknown In th re-
gion except when inti oduced from ofhey ocdtftts'
The climate 10 bany aud pleasant all The year ronnd
Churs Schools, fine Sugar Houses Saw and ur Mills
with abundant labor for hire All invite immediate occu
patton
IN this country - .,
suburban property; improved and unmproyed intending
storchouse city residences and country villas eligible sites
for town. mills, and country stores
For further information Maps AID Darrsms applicaon
mu't be made to the ONCE Of zee n1dsIs snea; az
Tennessee. T. {. BETliELL OF l1oustaihh
H. C. BRINKLEY Of Tennessee.
RrYERENCRs
CHAs. P. LEyERICH, Pre- Bank OF New;Yo,s
LEvERICH & Co.. Com. Merchants. No. Ill PeaIFH
SAMUEL HURLBUT. Baltimore, Nd
WALTERS & Co., Baltimore. Md
DUNLOP, MoEICURE 4 Co, Richmond.
D. r. MORGAN, New J ors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25
INTERNAL REVENUE MANUAL.

We have just published y MANUAL OF THE INTER
NAL REVENUE, prepared by CHARLES n. ENlHso.s esq,
the Assessor OF tho Tenth Ns,saehusotts District
Ills work, unlike any which have Ireced.d n will In
familiar style detc the dutie 0! Asessors and their A.s
en Collector snd their Deputies Inspectors. Ici end Il,
designed 10 sfoEd 10 those others practical wade recu
and 70 the tsIpayor guide the proper mode Of making
returns aud fulfilling his obliga,ons 70 tho Government
The embcSes uil ard succirct Anassis OF the Law
and all s Amendments with fpn schedses ind tho
important Decisions and Rargs Of tbs Departments also
Table OF Contents aud Index which viii enable TO deter
rnine at glance TO what taxation they subject.
Tho aathoT IL gentleman Of welknowR legal ability who
has boon Assessor since the law nagura;ed the West
MssscLu District Of the largest sd varied
i end subjects Of taso IN the United Sstes
also producing 10 the Government In proportion population
and wealth rs supposed tie very largest amount scycnpe
This work contains 2 Royal Octave paac srd 10 sold Ct
tho low price OF 10 cents In Paper md in Cloth The ed
oR 30 psr cover by mali prepaid receipt n 70 cents
SAMUEL BOMLES 4 COMPANY,
Springfield, Mar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25
CORPORATION Notices.

VINO IRON FOUNDERS l-CROTON AQUE-
l. DUCT DEPARrhiENr-SEALED PROPOSALS viii
Do recev ed at this Otoo. until II oork 81 MONDAY
Oct 30 l tie supPy Of 2Oineh and 20 l7inch cast
iron Stop Cocks ~ Fifo IydrsHt Known "Ayres' ny
drant" aud u Fire Uydrants, known Collins N ydran"
Specifications and blank forms ot bids can DO otnsd
duplication al this Office. - ...
ROBERT l.. DAHRA0H, Aquedgct
A. w. CRAVEN, y Board
New orb, Oct. 10 IdA bod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25

A PLOT of about 80 LOTS, on Eighth.ave.,
~ IIsrlanilanc Ono. hundred eenth aud One
hundred audcishtecnihsts for SALE. Apply to CBpLk
LEY, No. - W allSt Jaunceycourt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25
nral Gstate for Sale.

YINHE GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND
Il AGENCY has actually hand l.oooooo acres Of
LANDS for SALE LEASE in the Southern States In
tracts to suit purchasers Titles good and not sbe to conh'
csiien.
Apply for catalogues at
KEMP ?. BATTLE, Secretary
AUTHORIZED REYKREsCEs.
PETER COOPER, esq. New-York.
Jay COOKE. esq. Philads.phis. a. a
mi. E.cenrncy Gov. HOLDEN Of Eorth Csrolins
A. a LON Pres Chamber Of Commerce, N \.
Ex.Goy. BROWN of Georgia
GEO II. STUART esq. Philadelphia.
Fx.Goy. BROOME Of Florida.
Col NJ. G. FULTON. Athens Ga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25
Stoves. Ranges, Nr.

C,TOyES. RANGES and HEATERS
NR 4 NOM BR AYS' No. 81 Nesey-st, opposite "s'r 80,
ins,on Market, who odes Tor sse coiaphle sssoi.ns
Cookug stoves for wood coal Ranges, feiol IL se. Ia.
Rnr, Tor uarlr, ard Office. VI sting stoves ior soes
stoy,s suitable fox lie SoptheIp usTAs, Fasf"e' wv
R,,cl,.rs Noilers Kitchen Ware, &c, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25

NEW-JERSEY RAIJ.ROAD.-Trains leave
&V foot OF CorlanJ.st. for PHILADELPHIA, at and IL 20
. IL M aud M, AND 10 midnight; for BALTsoRs
and WARRINGTON al and 1889 u. ns r. and IL mid
might. Military Tickets no. receivable In the p. train
EoI other paTticulara zee bils 20 onlces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25

nEM0REST's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
~ TIE besutif ard artistic Novse', elegant En-
cravings Music splendid Fashions md LteTty Entertain
1nepi, Ia tho November 10.
Published At No 40 Broadway, and sold everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25
DAD COM

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
w PAEY-foos Of Bsrclsy-st.--On and sher June -,
Morning. s trails fos hsckeiisown aud intermediate sa
uOns ri $3.50 Mai Erpresa for ali STATIONS
sosl VI MburB at 4:i0 p. M. Mouist0wn Express at
=. scH0cH, Assistant SnPorn,ena5ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-25
NEW YORK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD
ld6,. srMMER ARRANaEMFNT. Ise,

1855 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1863
COMMENTING MAY As. 1865
Passenger Station In NswYoTk, corner Twenty seventh a.
ana fouIh-as Entrance on Twnntgstytnth-s'.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven. 100, 8OOlEIO Live u Is, (Er !,
| 100 lkI., 3fS, 40 ard BOZ (EI.,l =.
For Bridgeport. zoo 500 OIL il.JO m i2i5 (EIl
| 400 tEN,l 3A5, 20 and 300 tRI.l IN.
For Milford. and stratford, 100 i.D 3S $50 y.
For fairfield, Southport and WenPeh 100, llps ;Ji5
1902 M
For Sory ak 100 800, CEH) 80. n.oOs N i2is ELJ
| 3A5 40, 530, 8.Oy tr.x., =. IN.
Fog Dslien GO, $50 moos. n. ;345 80. $50 p M
For tsreenwcb TOO 49, lIso rs, 49, $50 ~ n
For stamford, 100 300 TX go 1870 m f2l5 tex
400, OK 3 81, 40, $50, $50. 800 (LI.) pm -
For PORT Chester and hermedse Station 100 ESQ llj)
| q. m. as, 40, SO $50, 100 p,
pm CONNECTING TRAINS
fof Boston via Springfield. 800 T. H. Lj Jo) lEN,l GO)
2. N.
| For Boston, via Shore iine. 12Is, rRrJ gOop. m.
For Hartford and Springfield 6to tEI.,) &. IN. (Ex)ln
Hx.) l2lj, 800 p IN. ..f.. y -
For Copnecticu River RaFoal sCOa. IN. (Er) l2l3p m
10 Montreal 800 p. "a. to Northampton. ...
For Hartford Providence aud FsAknl nslroad 500 iEI)
.. m. l2.I1 p. m. d.
For New.isvcn. New London and stouins.on Rsrosd.:
900 a. IN. l215, 800. 800 p. VI.
For Canal RaiTosd. I2.Ij r. m. 70 NorthsInpi
For Housstonic nAlroad g. aud y. m. Saturday
ram, connecting yith Up VIA iHn to fi'hed-0'he'
For Naugsluck Railroad, 80Os. m, 900 2. m.
For Dan6ury and Norssk Raihosd 100 $50 an, 10
r. m.
COumOdiOu' Sleeping Care attached 70 400 M train
JAMES "A. HUIT