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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23
Surge Sagcs>N enigfeiter.

Mew Oprf, %. Gpp. Die gri9a 3uI6 if
nit ber Otanni9uft bes 9diffeS Otariguane8 III
Sapanlab p%erlOren. 2eatereS Sabr, el9 ging am
Id. nabe Saoannab in eirem. Sturm ~perlpren.
Nem 0prf, %. Npobr. Sine 0epei6e
Bonn 20. melbet aus 0ipbile, Dap bas S6ifi
,,Sarp Of tbe gSeft" bon Stem Orleans mad, 2iper'
pool ~beItitl1lt auf Der Gee perbrannte.
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beute Don bier na9 2ioerpppl ab, nit Der %tune1t>
iGen @eianbtl6aft on 0prb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23

SAT- ale Staaten tparen %reprGientirt. Sin Gome
rlittee purbe e%rltdnnt, nm bic eutipre9enben Se-
ldlTile SIT entperfen.
Inter ben Yalissieren bes Dpfr. Ilbambra
paren bic @jnerdle @ilnpr rnb &naales,i
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23
az. mot;ouoI g~oeocfsESabIer N0oeiotiom

New Oprf, %. Nprbr. Die 0aticnalsGa>
badsbdu6ler allOciatiOn belt beute Wcr9en cine
.Seriummlung i'll Cooper, gu benz i3pefe, ben
@OnsreB gu eriuGer Die allt Serurbetteten Gabad
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23

Gomt0rOia.S beater. - Seute @benb {: Die
BOIle per Songlenr" Dbsr yber S6uei<
B er DpnGDn1 anttnppel."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23
5otal-gerirhte.
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mddb aucn SbeiIem Oeutfdlonb's

perten NIT ben Sumburser unb 8remer 0anrpfern prompt
befSrtert, tpenn icI1e beute OSer i~pStefenS bis gum 80.
~gtCUemter in Der Office beS uWeder" a~uFSesc6en perbeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23
!Seute
Ttar Retersburg mnD NicDntOno.
Sad @apanmah, @enrnin !

Nd6ften Samitug, ben 25. Ntouember.
GaS 0ampf6if DNCrtt gVint" serlast qiobtfr. wbarf
anterbalb 8Grrsftr n0dfen Samfde giaamittaa, Rem Is.
Nov punt 8 llbr fur SaSannab, Ga.
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IN 1868 Ino wfreen 1uter ST. zen btaisaen Gaten ber-
tfert. ee
Sic ntnImt 9dSuna ouf bUm Nt rs 0 d an urS Erads
ten perben su Mem go I 9retIen terednet.
Dieislbe wirb SavanroR fur Baltimore am 2. December
Seridhen.
@He SITTER fOuteu Dor II lltr am Gage Ser Ibfabrt an Der
Settle beS S6tfes lein.
Der Oampfsr eat quite Gaiatrnttmmer II. antere Seauen,.
It6fet'eu fir %Fa0aBiere.
@eH'n 8ra4t unb gafaee wsnse man It'd ait
S. 8ranbt IT,,
Nt-al 50 9t9btfr. g1bdrE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23
J(euU 0n0ej0cn. d.
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Dr. g. 6. ODbnle,
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ginter unb Siler tbenic Sapnnna &uiarteit r unb 5uler
bon ietner 2ualitat, melGen t9 sum htalefst @rfts yer
taufe. .H Wtlltdm QanL
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%Uermujft)ie An6eigell.

Baltimore Gitp 9iitiQing, 8rewing uns Mal<
ting @Cmpanp.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas StedsGepitnt lteeen ieSt in
JD 679 QD. 9alttmDrefr. rffen.
SIN NuFtras te8 prdabenten ub her DtrettUren ter &Drnp.
(18upD1mtl 4 s. y. De tt 4, Sefr. y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23

Die 9Oit fir bisien Dampier f9Iie6t bier Srsitas
NaGnittas 81 l1br.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23

~ NG6 europa. Der Samsurser Oampfer
u9aOaria" 0tbt am SumfOo, ben 25. ts., mad europa
ab. gofaSe fam in, Der expedition tea rqBeder" sez
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-23
2~itbpsrapbiide Anitalt

S9mibt & CRIME,
1913 80. 2ombarb Str, swiIGeu Sight uub @9urles Ctr
8DransltGe Wusfubrune aner Nuftrdse wtIb suseIGert gu
ben StuiaRen Yretien.
Ias Srrten 8etn unb 9tqupr 2abeIs tets rrr-
itbin In her arEEten Nn6unbI. t13 It3nrl
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GDtel GriDferr,

Sde pom fort uno @1ncOlpb Str,
nabs Fem gldrtt,
w Detrptt HRtm.
gthfeiten. ~ "' o9Sei
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&Dtfer s. WU

I"WFpIb-IWttugOI 20 WEFhIAhNFuBt.
S00af! Edbdf!
SO &iiten Connecticut 9edblatt, 9rimu,
40 &iiten Nufdrbeiter,
60 &ilten l1mblatt uno ginlage,
fusben s~mpfanssn unb Otlts 81 ~perfaufen Bet
8ebrIber .Beterf
(21au1 81 Qt9btfr.
$50 &ilten Connecticut Seep 2eaf 6abad.
so Ballen 6aoanna
SceDtn e~nlpfansan unb gum Getfau's ttatS tst
81. s. 8Cle n tuS
(2pe 202 u. Yrntt Ode GtdrleS Str
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-05
Cincinnati TypeFoundry
AND
Printing Machine Works.!

a.. SAMARITAN BEEHIVE.
sUu How doth the little busy bee
i improve each shining hour1
Aud gRthsF honey all tie day,
From every opening aoweT
WARRAHTED As a preventive against moth
w equal 70 any, and superior 90 most OF the twe
hnndred and euenty-6ve Patent Hives now In uss-
perfect and sAslly constructed.
'as"oa | -, 500 REWARD
L % saered for = more Ell ctiys We asslns,
Asy hive can tApy tim. be changed TO tins ni.n
hhoiose one aolar and receive plain and elslor
ete vepdcut for mennhctnnng aud using r11
AL oTders should oe addressed To t.u
BRYAN TYSON
mioiaW box $50 Washington City, d. o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-05
New Boot and Shoe and
Hat and Gap Store, a
~ No. ss Jsnsrson street,
asta. sai Opposite the market.) as- 2 q
WILLIAM KEHM,

"ho was for long time engaged with Simon
w Goodman and also With SehWArH Rosia, Main
street has opened new Boot and shoe 3tors si No.
" Jensrsor street, opposite the Market, where he
will take pleasnre in supplying his oldeusioniers and
friends with the best article of Boots Shoes And dali.
teTs. Give him q call n Tnaabdnvfm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-05
GI.TFPmr% n1owmH.

- rlaItles wanting Mol single Mower, STRONG,
COMPACT, and RELIABLE should purchase the
"Chpper." Send for a circular n ID
Laala Il. DoMBEkGER, WIGHT CO., u
hsdl Naw2m No. 364 Fith street, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-05
speculative Philanthropy.

One other great advantage Of the Freed
mems Bureau will be that it will close the
business operationt of aparcel oflafy philan.
thFoplsts, who now regard the poor contra
band as theiF stock ihi trade They turn from
the working associations, that have labored
Tor tbe practical benefit OF "Uncls Tom aud
get M some neat little philanthropic machine
which they can run, for individual profit.
They want to keep the old darkie miserable,
that they can play upon his miseries Hlike a
harp Of a thousand strings" and will not lot
him stir from the waters Of Babylon. that they
can set his tears TO song.
"Poor Toms cold" is their ShAkapesean
stereotyped cry They don't want Uncle
Tom converted into we'll clothed, industri.
Gus labOrer, living in a neat tenement with a
door plata inscribed "Tbomas But they
want to keep him and his associate freed
people houseless, tailered and dependent,
while they Gil their own pockets with the
alma extorted from the charitable. What a
pity that the draft is over, for these rascals
should have been made 10 enter ths ranks
perhaps they would have preferred the regi-
mental bands, where they could have blown
their own trumpets. They know how
"Perisy's correspondence II the Boston
Journal, astfg Z. - 5000 l.diiot'ap ~ 3
The Columbus (ohio) Journal Of June
at IS now understood that the number Of
troops 10 be mustered out in this State is less
lhan six thousand About one third OF this
number will be discharged rt Camp cleve-
lend" ''' VII
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-05
NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF
/. M. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. I'M

The books for the collection o. the taxAs Al, ,saa
due June 2Oth, 1895, now ready attn.
Once, Cont House, Dayton. The law imposSs a
penaty on All taxes not paid on or before Inc s.A ~
June next Thosa who sah 10 avoid beng dstai-s u
II me pay q lAkss can DO 30 by PsJns belors
'l'17,.'' Y OK. ~ JoNA. KENNEy. .
'.a-,,, Treasurer AentgOmsrT 0onniy, ono. Z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-05

Drawings; 1st Jane, 1st September, Ist
alf. december. lsu ss'aI j

Prices Of Shares for each separate DraNfnet one
Share 10 Dollars, II hares 100 Dollars I2O Shares
l,OOO Dollars Currency, payable IN United Sta as
Notes. Drafts or Bulls ofExchange on Europe
\ Remlttances 10 be made 10 egistsred Letters
Arrangements have been made that the Prisss viii
be rsmited rect TO the Winners OF that thsy can be
oashed at New York i - F'Ti' - -
ApPlyto Mr.. FREDERICK sINTz, Bsnker and
flnaneal Agent 10 FnAhEIoRT, MAIHE, or letters ad-
dressed 10 ;, Three King Court London, viii DO al.
this paper.
Letters 20 bs directed ''per steamer, via Liver
pool, TO Frederick sntE, Banker, IN FrankioFt-on
We. Maine. RemittADces which arrive ater tns daV
otdrawing, winbi returned or Invested Ia the next
Drawing atthe option fthe sender NJ y ~
al2d2taHtmI6. ..iI .7T ~. f...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-05
0 YES! O YESl

'INHE undersigned Is . duly licensed Auet onasr
'or Montgomery county, and win CRY sales, 81
often as his services, may be In demand. IIa-i n
tended to- " they violate the law. w. ~
NJ IA B.-Rssldenee 9>i miles south eAst ofMIAMIs.
buh5' Ordersleit With loHH skIsER. .Jr., OF ADAM
70. " Col. GEORGE KIsER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-05
A CARD TO INvALIDs,

A Clerymen, residing in South America as . mis-.
che Cure ofNeryous Weakness Eearfy Decay, Dis.
eases ofthe Urinary and Seminal Organs, and tha
whole train ofdsorders brought by baaefll and vi.
Cous habits. Great numDaFs have been already cur
I'd by this noble remedy, Prompted by a desire 10
benefit the afflicted aud unfortunate Twin send the
recipe for preparing and using this msdieias, an
sealed envelope 10 any one who needs It, Free Of
OhaFge "a. rtrN fNrf# 80 I
Please inelose post paid envelope, addressed 70
yourself JOSEPH T. INMAN
sfArioS D. bisLE HOUSE. New York City.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-05
Imperial Austrian Money Dis
D tributiOn. t.

OF THE STATE LOAN OF THE YEAR 1894.
UNHls Loan Of Forty Millions or Forins, Il to be
i repaid In Prizes amounting 10 IeD ss3 coo Florns
Tsleh are guaranteed BY the Imperial and Royal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Alusifal Jnsirnmen!s.
ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGANS.

These beautiful instruments need only TO be known 70 oe
appreciated and consequently rapidly growing In puonc
favor.
They excel all others In qnickne's Of action roandne
purity and volume Of tone the great essentials IN reed su
meDts
These are accomplished by the peculiar construction ana
voicng Of tie reeds the Of the Patent Harmonic
nent which double, the power by coupling the ocyesj s
Patent Manuel Sub Bass substitute for pedal bass, ana ths
general Of the instrument to which ADDED
Carpenters Vo1 Hunana Tremoo, and wonderful IN
yention which initiates the sympathetic sweetness OF the
human voice.
These instruments have received the fullest commentator
from the very highest authority. 80
WM A. KING says: 81 think the smooth orsan'lke tone
OF the reeds vastly superior anything Of the Kind ever
played upon you also the delcecy and e1
reme qHcxness of the touch The Tremolo H. In my opn
lon the crownng perfection OF that mechanical stop cond
play ON that one stop for geher without wesryng
GEO. w. MORGAN slys: "l our invention foT the lrein
oo Ia entirely and the effect produced certainly
the best heard consider of the greatest nven
tions Of the present davp
C. b. SEYMOUR OF The New York Times, says: That It
de the quality humanity and sensbiy Of the tone, no
one deny More than this gives character 10 what IN
inferior instruments s seldom than level dry monot
ony Of scale II 10 VOCAL which Is the highest praise ths'
can be bestowed upon any instrument
GEORGE JARDINE, Organ Builder New, YORK pro
them without ssupeTor for exceedingly quick AZ
ticulation and round tone .
VIM A. JOHNSON, Organ Builder, Wenhed, MaH.,
ys No remolo has vet been invented which will ia any
degree compare with this for beauty Of effects In fact
Tremoo, seems to 10 be absolutely perfect leaving
nothing TO be desired" . ,
A. opinion In hi, matter, we say to paehas'
For ..e only by GEORGE @. SANE,
No Isl Grand st., New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

CIRCUS TROUPE and THOROUGHBRED HORSES
TRICK PONY. "WILD BILL"
tsg1 SPLENDID ACTS OF HORSEMANSHIP. "
III w. b. HARRISON, Eatemporaneon Singer. n,
81 GREAT LIVING CURlOSIIIES. ~
NOAH ORR, Ohio Giant feet 2 inches high.
ANNA SWAN. Nova-Scoan Giantess, 8 feet inch high
ANDREW HANSEN. Norwegian Giant, feet high.
THREE OF THE SMALLEST DWARfS LIVING
MAJOR COLvIN aged H. Il inches high weighs Is pounds
GEN GRANT jr, aged H. 27nches high. weighs l3pounds
MISS LIZZIE READ. the Miniature Lady.
TWO BEAUTIFUL ClRCASSIAN GIRLS.
JOHN BATTERSBY. Living Skeleton weizhs 81 pounds
HANNAH BATTERsBY, his wife: weighs 100 pounds.
A MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN and celebrated
SNAKE CHARMER, g
bsndlesths LARGEST LIVING SNAKES.
THREE HORNED BULL. AN ALBINO BOY >
WOODROFFES BOHEMIAN GLASS-BLOWERS.
GLASS STEAM ENGINE IN MOTION
The best Cosmoramas Stereoscopticon, Learned Seal,
Happy Family, Grand Aquaria. and over
100000 OTHER CURIOSITlES.
Admission, 80 cents. Children under ten. Is cents
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Proposals.
OFFICE OF rHk DrPoT CpARTERNAsrgR,
Fonr LxAyEswoHrH, Kansas. Dec: -, 1903
PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY TRANSPORTS

DROPOSALS FOX ARMY lEANSlOhl a
until n oek on the 3st sy of January 9oG for the trans
portaon Of military supplies dafns the year 1900 % 'Ho oi
ROUTE No -rrom Fort. L.Avcrwortb Laramie snd Riley
and other depot that may be established during the a9ov.
lesvenw orth md south Of latitude degrees north to any
po. OF stations that may bo established IN the ierIto
es Of Nebfasss nsooah Idaho md u,.n south Of ads
a desrees north OF ude l8 degrees west and 10
the Territory Of Colorado north ofil degrees north BIDDER
the rate per 100 pounds Per 100 miles st Which ,hey
Will transport ,ad store. 10 each Of the months foH Ap 70
RourE No 2-Fro,n Forts Lesvenwerth snd Riley 10 he
Missouri any posts stations hsi or may bs estso
N.hea the state Of Kansas, or In the territory Of Colorado
Fort nth and 10 Fort Union ~ ~ or other depot
,A, may do-Enae In that T,rory to for Sarand and
any other point points the route bHdes 70 state
th. rate Per 100 pound. per 100 miles st which 6ey viii trans
port id IN each Of Tho months from Ap to septea
RouTs No. s-Froni For Union ,uch other depot {"
may be established the territory Of New Mexico TO any
10 such fo' satonss may be designated IN Tie fory
II and State o 1r,a west Of longitude loa degrees
sa., a., I'm ,ss s e.s ri s @ n sssi sse y ss 1nti:
Ien June 70 NovsInesr ineusiys Of the year lesS
coo pound. tout. Ne 100000 pounds on route
No. q aud 600 900 route No. =
No d,onai p-e.ntssc will b. paid for the Transports
on Of bseon .Id bread pane umeer siases u any other
Bidder, ,hoald give their Names in fan well I. their
place. or.d.nc. and each proposal should be accompanied
by bond IN tho Of thousand dollars signed by TWO OF
1. awarded for the route mentioned IN the proposal to the
proposing the contract will DO accepted aud entered
into good and efficient security furnished by said
tie accordance with te terms oi this advertisements
The amount bonds required from the contractors will be
ts follows
On Rout. Nc oooo
On Route No 100000
III hogfe NO
Satisfactory evidence OF tbe loyalty aud sovency OF each
bidder and person offered security viii be required
Proposa- must b. indorsed ~
Proposals foI Amy Transportation Route No. ~ y
or g. tic may be- and will b. entertained I'M
h.Ilfh Of adv
lis~ment
Parties 10 whom awards made must be prepare to exc
~ and 60 rive the required bonds Tor the
iAithfIl performance Of tne same
Contracts will be made ubec, TO III. approval OF the Quar-
General but the right s reserved 70 reject any or
al bids that may be oi.Ted
Cotrac,or BE- readiness for service by tho let day
q April 1893 and thcy will be required to have place o
bushes, or agency the vicinity OF Forts Leayenworh
and Union and other depos that may be established at
which they may be communicated with promptly ano readily
BY order Of the Quartz master General.
J. A. POTTER. Colonel and Chief QuaEtermaster
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

hUBLlC SALE.--At the Frankford Arsenal,
III Philsoe, phis on account Of the United States, on
THURSDAY MORNING, Jan ls 1906 at II o'clock will be
- Of Public Sale GUNPOWDER, by sample viz:
lsC50 10 u. S. Powder. Mixed, badly caked.
$500 10 u. S. C.unon Powder. badly caked.
A9OO n u. 5. Mortar Powder. dirty and caked
A6O0 10 u. s. Powder, good mixed srain.
s713 10 Confederate States Powder good mixed grsn.
I167 10 Confederate States Powder, badly damaged
YN;s Powder is stored at Fort Delaware.
tamples be seen at the Wdtertown, NGervlet and
lrrkford Arsenas and the u Agency, Nc +s Worth
3 New. YORK. . ,
1svder will be bid 10.
Iums-U. 5. Currency " BENET
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Y. S. A, Commanding.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

DIANOS.-A splendid Z octave double round
corner PIANO worth $500, FOR bali its vsue, S2f0
octave piano, &lo0 octave melodeon, s1o anperof
octave piano. with all the latest and
Co., No. 76T Broadway. nsar Nintb-st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
giiuations Uanteo-femalcs.

4 YOUNG GIRL wants SITUATION as
N SEAMSTREsS or would 60 out by the day or week.
Good city reference Cal Of No. 34 Msdsonst corner Of
Jseksonst i.
A GIRL WANTS q SITUATION at Cham
n berwok and Waiting or TO do house work ior small
private family. Cali No. l29 West Twenty s.yenthst,
third floor, Room No O.
A SITUATION REQUIRED for any kind OF
N Homework, Chamberwork Pain Sewing, OF 10 take
care baby Bee, reference given address by eter or
call on MARGUERITE HARLEY. Nc. IS Thaness,, N. Y.
4 NUMBER of well recommended German
N Girls want STU ATOMS to do General HOUsEWORK,
&c. at Mira LOVES German institute, No. IL stAItonst,
the Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
4 GENTS WANTED-For "THE FIELD.

A GENTS WANTED--For "TIIE FIELD,
"A DU NGEOE, AND ESCAPE ByAIBHRr d. RioH:
,ae Of 900 copies per absndani evidence of popu
larty this The most interesting and exciting book
Published embracing Mr ichnd'ons unparalleled ei
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and fleets both Fast aud W~st lis thrilling
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poyment please send for Circular address AMERICAN
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Hartford Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
dmn6fmente.
T UCY RUSHTON's

7 UCY RUSHTON's
IL NEwYORK THEATER,
THIS ELEGANT THEATER,
"n'' 10" SHORT iied 1S's sPAcs 9s OF SIXTEEN DAYS,
was opened on Saturday evening with
THE GREATEST ECLAT
BY A FIRST.CLASS COMPANY OF
NEW.Y0RK FAVORITES.
with shefidan's Sterling Comedy OF
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
WHICH EVERY EVENING
until further notice, with the following =
s,n ,rrrn TIC POWERFUL CAST I,e r n wa1cor
SIR OLIVER sURFACE......Mh HARRY PEAhsON
JOSEPH sURFACE..............MR.J J. X. M0RTlMER
CHARLES RFACE...............MRD D. w. WALLnnn
L. rLAoiDE
SIR BENJAMIN BACKBITE....MR w. a. MEsTAYER
ROWLEY. LEY.........................MR II. CUNNINGHAM
CAEELtsS. .Mh W. D, ,HiUpi.y
...........................MR I. C. GOuRLAI
Slh mhi ,01
PIX ~ yVp a'r pDSuT0N
LADY IEALLE..... MISS LuCf hGsrION
MRS. CANDOR.................MkS CLARA MAEDEn
LADY SNEERW MRS. MARK SMITH
MARIA................... A. W. YOUNG
The Orchestra win bs under the leadership Of Mr. H. Tia
Ihe Scenery I, by Me.r.. wslack, TbOrns, Hiisrd,
and assistants - -.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Pa1rT cehs'
Orchestra Chairs. .........One Dollar and Fifty Cents
Balcony frvae Boxrs...'.'tiVe, sx ana seven IomMs'
Private boIes DohAfh
Doors open at al Performance to commencest'i
citing Mahsscr and Treas M ~ H. DeVis-
Stage J. scb0nbeTE
Boz Once open from TO Seats secured sI Gays
in advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
feaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, County Of Otsego.--
- ANDREW T. LEWIS, plaintiff agt. WESLEY p.
- sTOEKLEY and WILLIAM II. STOEkLEf,
Z rs defendant.-sunnons for money Com. not SER
Internal 10 the above named defendants: You here
Revenue by summoned and required the com,
Stamp plain, OF the plaintiff In this action, which Will
soc BE- filed with the Clerk Of tho County Of Otsego,
Cancelled and to copy Of your answer IN the sno'
,crber at bis Office in the Village Of Fort Plain
Montgomery County NewYok within twenty days after the
service Of this upon you exclusive Of the day OF such
service and you fail said complaint as hereby
raured the pain will take judgment against you for ono
thousand and nineteen dollars with ntere. thereon. nom
February /, 1865, besides COSTS }. WENDELl.
Dated, Sept. |. 1868 ftntin Attotney
s.ni was filed io Ouego County Clerks Office Dee
IS, 1865 a|o As"o~"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27
Mc0ifal.

NEW EDITION-JUST PUBLISHED
~ Dr. LARMONTs MEDICAL and SURGICAL WORK
on all diseases the Pelyc Viscera Nervous Debility fues
F,mls Structure aud Constitutional AGecors Aso, con.
tanning ,s- number of ustang the subjects treated
az an the work Sold mailed to any address by the Doctor
No y.seyst. Treatment from 10 a. M to p NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

NEW YORK MILITARY AGENCIES
IN Established by Gov Fenton pursuant to an act Of Legs
Isin. poydlnr further relief foI sick wounded and d
charged soldiers Of Nrw-Yok. Claims for municipal State
and H. bounty pensions aud Of pay attended to
gTsoiton.ly Superintendent Col ID. o. MORGAN, Albany.
N Y Asens-Col r. X. Coo KIcn No. 2j Est, Wash
iuyen ID C. Cot Jong MASN Nos 50 aud 80 Howardet.,
Nv York civ; MAJOR hssos O. CrssrHa, No. 2Ji Msnsi,
Buaao NJ Y Major II. 4. RIonARDsoy, No. IS fayette.
st. Bstnore, Md tho Rev JAnEs DEbois No lo2i Chest
nut at. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

EXTRA CIRCUS PERFORMANCE every
IL MORNING at II O'Clock, during this week, At BAR
NUNS MUSEUM
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27


NIBLOs GARDEN.
Less-e and Manager WhEAILIi'
(Tuis EsTADLIsUNRyr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN The
SKwYoRK BEHALD.)
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dec. q, 1855.
EnssseueIt limited penod only OF tho distinguished
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
who viii sppesr Tor the
MIAMI,
The EUNTRESs or THE MISSISSIPPI,
MADAME ST. AUBERT
In puek.tones Renowned Drama In three acts entitled the
GREEN BUSHES;
HUNDRED YEARS AGO
SCENERY. .........'...b by'.''''''''.' hILLIAbbp
COSTUMES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. PhlLLiPE
APPOINTMENTS. ....by:. WALLIS
ALL NEW.
Me.sr. j. w. Collier, Ration. Nunsn, George Becks.
j. Burnett. j. W. Bsisde, w II. DanveIs, Homes, Barry,
Neel Rrndle &C. Misses Alice Paede, Mary Wells, Maria
Mseder. kc., in he cast. -
Act I.-Irelard on the Galway Coast, lTt5.
Acr III II-Anerca the Valley of the Mississippi 1871
Acr Ireland the Hill Of Howth and Dublin City, l143
THURSDAY MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
Will appear ios fourth time in this theater in the
GREEN BUSHES.
Admission IS cents. Reserved seats, Sl. Family Circle
(en,rance Crosby 80 cents.
Seats secured six days In sayance
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-27

OvFIoK THE A. Q. NJ,
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov %, 1865.
GALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
y MULES-An good and servicesble.-WM be Sold ~
J6bno Apcton. at
WILMINGTON DELAWARE,
On FRIDAY December s.
On FRIDAY, December Is
On FRIDAY, December n.
Cp FRIDAY, December 29,
900 Cord anu SeTviceable MULES.
100 On each day Of sale.
e rsIteusI attention Of purchasers is called TO the er
s,n ous,y Of mules being Of good size, il good
Gi,on hind and gentle and well broke to harness. being the
epypl j, Team Mules Of " ashngton Depot
Animals Sold Sngly
Pale 10 commence AZ ID G. m.
Tsyms-Cssh in U. 8 Currency.
fy order Of BTevet Brig Gen. JAMES A. EkiN in charge
~ Div =. NJ G. y.
c. H. GALLAGHER, Capt and A. Q. NJ.