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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
6pclial Notices.

I,th Ward Citizens, Assoclsiion-A rsxul.- inert
ing Of III, Associson win be held FRIDAY. i't instant, at
IN Room No oogeI n sowsE s', vs. Pro. by
HoaArio EAGLE. Secretary.
10Th Ward Citizrns' Association -Ihi' A'socisiion
wi. meet on IhUhsDAf JsnSa'{ With y m
LEwn h. DEIArKLD, seasiIy.
The First ASSEMBLY DaIe. Union A:.c 'i -, =.
the stse Central Committee 90 ~ NspAr E'ENiNo'
jan H. 1863 Il O'clock 4 jd ~ sssi Assr r,.den.
p 1oH1 n I. d PsUTrr secr.,,ri..
Fourth Assembly Di-tricr Union A.socin,ion..
meeting % this As.ooition VIII be leld on FRIDAY
EVENING neI Jan. H. Botanic HAS No u East Broad
way ARCHIBALD HALL, President
yME W. in TSnTr' seer.t,i,.
Filth Assembly District Assoc In tion.-A Meeting
OF this Association will be- he'd at esdqnaftss No. lSs
spring a., THIS (ihnndsy) EVENING, at O'Clock funo'
'O'' ANDREW BLEAKLEY. Prs,idsul
IHo' c -, BaT,h Secretaries.
seventh Assembly DIsfrict Union Associntion.-
A Meeting Of ~. h a, IN, o,o.v,,.,,oy
will be hsi 2 on a8si January i, al. O'Clock
at tho Hall. Nos 9, and % siIs,1ye' nrsav,, p,,
W. j. Coins, Secretary.
Ninth Assembly District Union Association
plan Of Reorganization OF tho Union party In
tho city and county Of NewYos adopted under tho drcc
ton, Of the State Central Committee do hereby call meet
Ing Of the Union Association Of the SItoenth Ward oaa
quarters No. 245 Eishthsvo., on THURSDAY EVENING.
l1'H '''' HOOPER C. VAN WORST Prssden. elect.
THOMAS LTvgY Secretary.
Tenth Assembly District Union Associaucn.1
In uursuAnos Of tho plan OF reofgsnIaiion OF tho
PARTY Of the city ofhewyors, meeting Of we IENaH
AssEMBI,Y DISTRICT UNION ASSOClATIDN n called
ON TRiDAY EVENING. January 49, 1865, I" u oeioos ~
room NO. ~ RoBERf o BOYD, Pr.sidsnt,
GEORGE W. ODELL Let Vice Pre,iden,
ALFRED OOODELL, I'd Vies-PrssidnnI
HERMAN r. BAUER, recording Secretary.
JOHN LOBDELL, Corresponding Secretary.
Ion Elrcior enroed In this District In pursuance Of diec
on fsn the State Ceutrsi Commitiss viii meet 70 peTfct
thry ers.pison at No Ea1 Eishthsvs, on FkIpAi' the
18Th inst, st oeooh p N. u,x .,Irn p,.-,l.,,
Rosrrr PArnnsoH, Secretary.
Ro.rteeuth Assembly Dissrict Unaen Assecta.
s,on Ei0fiTEENYH WARD.-A special nesting Of the
shovs Associstion will bs held 81 "ssaaarer rooms OF
M. Central Committee corner Broadway and Twsnty snro
- on FRIDAY EVENING Jan II AL selosh. fer The Pur
pose Of 0'"P''"As JOHN D. oTIIwELI. President
". p.vr ICED Secretaries
| Amertcan Institute Polytechnict ssoc iattens.A
mesns Of V1s Association will DO held thus Thu kDAf
Ian H. ct IA ock, al tho rooms OF tho irsttute
the Cooper Union Building Subject; " hs.t q Mode o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12

lAdyrrlseinentI
A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST Of the prop
critics Of UyIvBnIDs FLrrD EXTRACT BUCHU viii be q
comparison win those Get forth In tho United states
DispenBatOry. IL is no quact nostrGm.
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We are indebted to Mr. Sidney Barstow, Cap
Gains CLERK Of the United States supply steamer Union
~ hsorA
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advert sSmea'.I

KNITTING MACHINEs--for plain or fancy knit
ting. different sizes and gauges; Tie best IN use.
DALToy KhIrTryG :. MACBIyG CO.. No. 537 Broadway.
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[ Adyertisetn~nt

Advertisetn~nt
A reliable Tonic, D1URETIC, BLOOD PURI-
FER and NyIGoAAIoR-HElSBoLDs EXTRACT b.
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EVERY CITIZEN SHOULD READ
THE JANUARY ErnBRR OF IHs
UEIrRp STATES SERVICE MLGAzfNa

II contains Biography Of fanssut with Tor, mt an I'M
portsnt LEI from Gen Sherman and 10 hled win the ost
valuable and interesting information.
Sold by all nrws-deser
Sent, post paid, for 80 cents.
No. al broadway. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12

ITIsAL LUXURY to use BURsETT's KALLISToS
for tho BATH 1t has refreshing perfume eIceing anything
known I. acts upon the skin Ike charm.
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~ ICopy.l
On1cn III he LnhnIainrx Of Dr. ] @. PohlA. !

Once VI the Laboratory OF Dr. j. u Pohle,
lA,e Of Jas X Chiffon Co,
No 81 Prince ,t. o. Mercer. n. Y.
JkNy, r. CHnroy. ". d., JULIUS q. fonLs, b. d.. dHG
ty.e1! aad Con'silin9 CA<ni'n:
EEw. YoRH. june H. 1854.
h,vo made chemical snays Of tie Topical Balban pre-
pared by No.sr. C-fono, bros. CO., and found sher
orVuxh examination Of tha, It IL oonpOsd escluhiv OF
vegetable cpy OF gums and resinspos,ess
inc decided medicinal ,ropsrtie. -7nsr NOTHING that car
prove deoeOus heath when taken internally or spphed
.ycrraiy; its ss,nsent aud h-ans pFope ties b-n well
calculated 20 ,p henorrhs.~, md heal wounds ulcers se
(Sixnsdl JULIUS q. POuLE N. ID.
Successor to ~ Jai X. Chiffon Co,
Analytical Chemist "a
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DALLBY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

No fuily can d., without this invaluable remedy. II slays
the agony OF burns almost inssny IL c<rn for
Piles and reduces vio nsinnations For Cuts
Brses Chiblainr COINS and II falling
remedy healing even Smallpox and Burns without seal
Whocsss and retail depot No. - LbehysL ~ cents
haf
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Prospectus

OF TIE ..........r .. r.
COTTER FARM OIL COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL STOCK ..................,.S.S 81 100000.
DIVIDED INTO 100000 SHARES,
AT IS PER SHARE.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
TO LIMITED NUMBER or SHARES.
81 SO PER SHARE.
STOCK ISSUED FULL PAID.
$4,000 CASH APPROPRIATED AS A WORKING
CAPITAL
ynKEDHss, VICE pnxspxus
ISAIAH LUKENs. VIM NJ. STEWART.
rREAsuR1R, SECRETARY.
VIM D. SMITH Z. J. HARRISON
pmrcroRa
ISAIAH LUKENS w. d. SMITH,
ROBERT SMITH, B. TALMhGE CUSHMAN.
w. ~ STEWART
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12

Counterfcits, Counterfeit. dealing n NJ
msnt being mie at do,no have my
Rsvvnue Stamp esch box snd The woFds HOLLoMALs
New.York" wster mashed n the boes, Of directions To-
coantees sre new offered for sale Vi This city Any pW
Who win dssect thun win rsssivs hlnuops reyMd y -
plying 70 the unAsrsisnsd, TiIOS. HO ~ aII.
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Demulcepl.
DemulceuE
DEMULCENTi

Thi, entirely new Soap u beyond al comparison - ~
compound yet offered for
CHAPPED OR TENDER HANDS, -.
THE NURSERY, AND ALL TOD LIT USEA
Manufactured only by "a .
J. G.. HULL'S SON, No - PARK Row.HL
Who also Offer. upward OF 100 varieties oil Tclt and Sapss
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PAPER Collars-Sl 50 PIT iO0j 10 for 10 csnts Fmst
osss Cosrs In svsy respect Sample by mail csna tof
ssis Il 2. y. axlxx Fov retail SsSkteu
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The Remedy of tho Agei
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL.BALS
PREPARED BY CARRENO BROTHERS Co.,

KNOWN ~ IsvALLIBLn FoR THE sPxxDr CuRB OF
PHTHSS, GROUP. and all other diseases Of the CHEST
and THROAT; Affections resulting from FALLS,
BLOWS, or BRUISES. however severe:
PI l. T. S,
HEaoRRHAoEs WOUNDS, CONCLUSIONS, RURNs
FELONS, ALL KIyDs or ULCERS. CHAPPED
LIPS, HANDS ETC, HEADACHE.
TOOTHACHE, EARACBE,
and al other EEURALGIC RHEUMATIC. or SPAS.
MODIC PAINS.
This Bslsam 10 especially adapted for the use OF the army
sud soldier should be without H. among the msny vr
toes possesses s power and efficacy In stopping heuor
hases preventing LooEJAw. and cleansing and
healing wouSDs far superior to those Of any ohsr RENE
dies heretofore discovered.
Full directions for around esoh bottle.
Circulars containing said directions. and large number Of
vausbe letters certifying to the wonderful cures effected by
this precious nedcns be had upon application 10 the
"TRUPICAL BALsAM COMPANIES GENERAL DEPOT,
No. Wan street New York. and will be sent to private res
dences, or by mail. request.
Price 81 bottles, 81 cents and 81.
The Company will sond the Bsssm by Express on receipt
Of price,
Heads OF families advised to keep this B,l,sm constantly
on hand order 10 use time in Of Wousps Hysoa
BuRys BKuisE, &c. thus obtaining an Immediate
cure and saving time sufens. and money; also those who
devoted 10 such occupations expose them to danger or
require the Of instruments wheewih they may
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Low PRESSURE STEAM HEATING
BAKER, SaITB Il Co., NO. 1ts2 CEsTKEsI.

Ii you want TO know, &c, read ..|
MEDICAL CoSAOS SsssE.
epous book for curious people and good book for every
one rree 81 20 To be had ut al news depoA Contents
'S'''' Dr. T. B. Foorr, No. 1850 Brosdwsy. NY.
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Dusiness Notifes.

A COLLECTION or MINERALS, numbering about
specimens left by the late Dr. j. RChton !, offered Tor
sale Il includes many choice aud rare varieties OF foreign and
American minerals, petrlsctiogs, Gc. Price 1880
Also for sale, 4ineh lens TELESCOPE aud mounting
(eruan several Microscopes &C., &c. Apply to JULIUS
g. PonLR to DR.. Chiffon No. So Princest New
York.
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Amertcan Institute PolyteehnictAssoc iatiensIA
,nssns of A1s Assoeistion will DO held this THUkDAY
ian H. At n &c ook m at tho rooms OF tho institute IN
the Cooper Union B0idins Subject Heat - = Mode o.
Notion Admission fee. D. d. TlLLMAhsChahman
| 3. 0A2ylr. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12

"DIAKRHRA.n--All Medical men and the
p,s, recommend DR srRIcxLAxDs ANTI CnoLgRA MIx'
a. the only certain remedy for Dhrhes and Dyson
ry continuation Of ssringonts hesoreouts stinu'
lnns ana and aed to effect cure after
al other means have fasd. yor sails By u e. WxtA Co..
No. LIS franklin st. N Y. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12

Watch Chains7New STYLES. ,,,rrvw
TWO THREE, FIVE. JEIGHT, TEN rIrTEEi1
TWENTY, TWENTY.FIvF, FIFTY, sEvEEs'TYydrrnrrI
DOLLAR5 ONE Two T'AREs and FIVE ~, ... 81 GRO
c. ALLEN, No AIS Broadway. door below Csns.e-
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Ladieat Bolt Buckles. o,, ~
New styles LHss ' ja's received IRON is eight ten as
and twenty dollar, Zach. For sale By GEO u AAIA"'
as broaAxaU. on. door below CanAlS
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I1th Ward CInzcps' Assoclstlon-A rexul.- sneet
ns OF AZ, viii be held FRIDAY l3th instant. a.
oiIds, K IL. BOVINE ViesPres
HonA7io EAGLs, Secretary.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
ALI TlPSY BUT ME.

Out Of tho tavern 've just stepped tonight;
Street! you re caught in very bad plight;
RighHhend and lcft hand arc beeh ost Of place
strsst: 3oa are dtndk ria r case.ss go,
Moon! 'th very queer egure you cut
One ets 4 Nnins, ll.an. pthy I" seytfsge
Tipsy, sce, you are greatly to blame; "a.
Old ~ you are, 7 is q horrible shame. >.
=, ,.,, =. III Ssssss 1sis,a .,,.,
None Of them soberly standing upright;
Rocking and staggcring-why, on my word,
Each Of the lamps ID a. drunk ~ lord!
All Is confusion; now IL Mt II odd!
Nothing Is seeert 4 Nthet sesabroea:yyl;;~l ssct''
Sure it were RASH with the crew 70 remain, I1t
Better 50 into the tsyerp again. ~
-F'ro~ tAe Gersaax;. f.SSt;S-: c0ftt3
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
LETTER FROM ROSECRANS ON THE
81! .. WAR AND SLAVERY.


The subjoined letter from GeneraI
Rosecrans has been handed to us for
publication. 1t was, of course, not in
tended for the public eye, but as its con-
tents are highly honorable to his patti
otisn' and humanity, we infer he will
have no objection to seeing it in print.
General Rosecrans is one of those Cath
oils to whose notions Of Christianity,
any doctrine favoring the institution Of
slavery, is utterly sbhorrent
YELLOW SPRINGS, OHIO, Nov. 10,
1865 lily Ncar Sir: Thanks for your
kind note. must say that the earnest
sense Of justice, and the keen percep-
ton Of si"ple fidelity to the country's
interests without party bias, which the
loyal people Of the country exhibit, ell
me with consolation and hope. That
Gods Judgments are in this war, / think
no one can fail to see with more than
ordinary clearness. That He chastises
US 10 mercy, l ,humbly hope. I hope
it because 1 see. Christian men Of all
persuasions showing their sense Of de-
pendence on. Him. That God will have
mercy upon us, preserve. the unity of
the nation, and deliver both races from
that dreadful curse, African slavery, I
pray for, and hope for. aa.t,,ssc
Thanking you for your prayers, re-
main very truly yours, ois,. ~
W. 8. ROSECRANS.
Rev. DR.. Ely, Roslyn, Long Island.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

browns Bronchial Troches, advertised
in another column, are highly recommended
for public speakers and others, for tho re-
lief Of colds and to clear the voice. Their
efficacy il strongly attested by congressman
olergymen and singers, who use them.-
Among the certificates to their merits We
observe letters from Henry Ward Beecher,
N. r. Willis. E. H. Chaplin, and others Of
eminence.- ~. p. Ebe. Post. 4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
+ H O M AS JONES
BLACKSMITH.

A L L kinds. of work: done in tho best
IL possible manner. Particular atten.
tion given to horse and OK -sho oeinr, plov
work, and repairing Of sl) kinds. Shop in
same building with Henry W. Weary. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

T HAVE removed to my new shop nesr
l tho Bridge, where l am prepared to do
all kinds Of work in the Csrriagemaking
line. Wagons, carriages and sleig CHS made
in q neat and substantial manner st low
rates. Particular sttention psid to repair.
ing. v3-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

e"e sutVcIeu auu kteW SICK OOOer tue
emotions the revelation had brought
her She had no mother or sister
Mt even friend to whom she might
20 tor sympathy and advice, 50 the
struggle was more bitter. But before
the day dawned, it was sll past, and
she slept like child in her sweet in
noe'nce and beauty ...
As for Herman, he strolled careless
ly through the shrubbery with Blanche
after tea, until both we're wearied, when
he went to bis room to enjoy his cigar
and his thoughts. He was not very
we'll pleased With himself, for he really
loved Rose as much as he was capable
of loving anyone, and he knew that bis
conduct Of this afternoon would be ta-
kc" seriously. -...... -.....
Perhaps he did not regret it as bet
ter man might have done: He was both
worldly and selfish, though far from
vicious; and the embarrassments Of an
engagement with one beneath him
might now be put aside easily, leaving
him free to choose one In every way
his: equal, and his parents choice, if
not his own, as best fitted to become
his wife. Blanche herself was not
aver<c to his attention. His love of
power, and mate vanity had led him to
sound her feelings already, SO that his
mind was easy upon this point
Still the knowledge of bis present
position with Rose was not agreeable.
The last interview had revealed depths
Of pride and power of resolution which
he would find it difficult to combat,
with al of bis assurance and Winning
suavity Of manner: 60.
1hiaking over it after he retired, he
grew restless and unhappy; but when
morning came his evil genius held him
fast within its clutches, and to punish
her for her pride, he resolved he would
not go nenr her for week. Then,
perhaps, her distress at the thought of
his indifference, would melt her into
graciousness and reason.
With this view he rode, walked, and
f1irted extensively for four or five days,
while the gentle girl whose lore he had
trifed away, went daily abont her du-
ties, having laid away forever the bright
hopes kindled when he first whispered
in her ear tale Of devotion. -: :.
From the houn in whicb:he had bent
to take the flowers from her hand, al
was at an end between them. 1t only
remained for her to school herself into
the thought of the change-to reason
away the bitter pain Of disappointment
at heart. This had been done soon by
unusual strength Of will and purpose,
and Rose pursued her way evenly y
sadder aud more thoughtful than before
perhaps, but not unhappy. The battle
had been iught-the victory won
Life for her had = purpose, and she
could not pause to weep over the slain
in the conflict. She must walk onward
look upward, leaving behind the man
who had proved unworthy.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
LETTER FROM RalSEcR ANs nr r,rsr.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
!. METZROTHo.. :.
MERCHANT: TAILOR ~

-
N7OULD invite his friends and the pub
w lie to cali and examine his Ntso ,Stvtes
to ,Gentlsmen's 9 Furnishing Goods. r artic.
uler 4'' attention paid to custom work. ,,.n"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

RATES OF ADVERTISING,
tine column, one year, $75 90
One-half column, enc year, 40 90
One-fourth column, one year, 25 90
One column. six months, $500
One-half column, six months. 80 90
Oue-fourth column, six months, 18 90
cne square, one year, 10 90
One square, six months, 700
. business cards. five lines or less, SIS per
annu:n: six lines, Sc; seven lines, 81.
Legal advertisements at statute rates.
(aen lines Of this sized type constitute
square, and cards will be charged proper
tionote to the space they occupy in BREWER
solid.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

u O B w O r. TX
OF all kinds executed with neatness and
dispatch, and at reasonable rates.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

ANTON SMITH,
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
A full supply Of
Boots and Shoes, +,
BUFFALO OvERSHOEs & MOCCASINs,
Kept always on hand, and for sale at "a
vorable prices. 49,
A good stock Of Leather and Shoemaker's i
Findings. 1913 70 '%.,'..@* '5&' -
Particular attention paid to Custom Work.
The highest market price in Cash paid
for Hides. ANTON SMITH.
Washington av:, St. Cloud. v6nls-1y
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[H. MACY

II. MACY
!. NOV prepared to offer 70 the public the following
81 afst ciass goods for The autumn trade viz.
sna TsSps pamss wooen fable
Sso Net: and Meetings, Tarlstsns. Scotch and Birds
ana shs sss
Canibrics, French Percsies Linen Sheetngs. Linen
los, Tucked and Pulled Muslns figured, des,sd az
ed Swiss Mullins Marsees. Silecias Papey ta,o
and .ssa swi.. JssOnss ana Nsu:oar pSSsI usa:
sh and Nottingham iaoe Qyrts.1s and Drsperes Vest
and To.e. a e =: n and
tp9 BOOB, 5:iss and Cambria Muslins, Victoria and
ssfs ssa S SssaE Hn:
~. s:>ns. collars Set. Infants, Waists and Robes,
a and Ggipurs Trimmings and Laces, Thread Point
ctSs applique i Barber and Coures Real Blonde
s., siT: Ss 5y s:aa ss:Ssa Y fssS@ Nc
sSS coa1: sSh NH T ana
ess ILLUSION Nets Fluted and Empress Collars, Night
rSs1ssf Cars, Grape Collars and sets Grape Wells
Esiins Bag. Reticues Porsmonnaiss, Hair. Tooth and
Brushes Dressing. Fine, Reund Back and Fancy
and S ' Ea.sies Leather i ss:
"a six. Alpaca. Embroidery, Dress and Thinning
bonn s"a ape: s Cord TSSn. Bndnss
aclnss Button Rings, Ribbon Wire &c:
q, Ben. Is, Round Hats, 10. 49," N''"'' -''""''
b. Jewel, Perfume and Work Boxes; Ladies' and
Dressing Cases, Ladies' Embroidered Elastics, Fancy
Buckies, Convh and Pins Spar Bracelets and Neck
Crystal Pins, Earrings and Solitares, Fancy Cigar
farasols and sun Umbrellas, all sizes and styles.
.rd Plaid Ribbons, Bonnet Marcelline and Florence
bonnet Vel cts, Black, Colored and Colored Edged
Ribbons; Belt Ribbons, wide and narrows Plaid Vel
bbons, Bugle and Bead Uimps, Trimmings and But
,assainenterie, Black and Steel Ornaments and Gnps
and Gents Engllsh and German Cotton. Wool. Me.
raj Hose, Gents and Boys Cotton Merino and Wool
Hose; Ladies' Gents and Childrcn's Cloth, Lisls
and SIX Gloves; Driving Gloves, Ladies' and Chill
Mitts, Mcrno Underwear for Ladies, Gents and Chill
every variety: Gents white Dress Shirts, Linen
hders; Ladies' and Chbfren's NubIas Regoletes Son.
lexandras Ioods, and Wool Caters.
e. Gents, Lads and Isassies' Plain. Henmed and
ltched Linen Hsndkerchiefs; also Colored bordered
Hendkerchiefs, Gems Fancy and Embroidered Linen
erthiefs. Cents White and Coored sfk Handler
Mourning Handkerchiefs, Ladies' and Misses' En-
red, Ruhfed Lace trimmed. Point Applique and
Lace Handkerchief; Ladies' and Mfssea' Linen
3, Collars and Sets, Lace trimmed do Ladies'
and Cotton plain corded. tucked, Embroidered and
rimmed Chcmises, &c., In stock and made 70 order;
hdies' Breakfast sacques, plain and trimmed, Muslin
lmbrc Skirts, French, German and domestic Corsets
Corsets, Corset steels, Duplex and other favorite
pf Ladies' and Misses Hoop Skirts, Magic, Coventry
tent Ruiiings, Tape Trimmings, Crochet EdgIngs and
D. Plain and Double Futed and Crimped RuGiIngs
b. Tissues, Grenadines, French and English Grapes
Z, shstlsnd yels, Zephyr and worssed Breakfast
. ..I ni TRESa AND FULL STOCK OF LADIES'
B AND MssEs' PARIS KID GLOVES, BEsT
~ and sos sixth avenue, near Fourteenth stree.
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Notwithstanding AND WHITE GOODS,
ACES EMBROIDERIKs, RIBBONS, FRENCH
hrs, HOSIERY. GLOVES, MITTS AND UNDER
HOOP SKIRTS, CORsETS, &C.
3y Goods and Notions.
Stock Gents Furnishing Goods
{-Alwsys q full assortment Of best quality FRENCH
lLOvKG LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN
CTTY. X. II. MACY,
u and 2os sixth avenue, near Fourteonth street
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PROPOSALS FOR

PROPOSALS FOR
s%0O
NEW YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK
f ' when sSs :s%s will publicly opened
q the New yors County Court nsu;s s stool. author
OrdnsSsee n x. cara Of s%psrScrs Approved III
AffSsr :. M'y ,Ssi i ssSa, .c. =. =. .o
81 s ps ,.j.S IN
;. s: J: ss4 -; g. year, an.
,s one sn n%ndre- "' VI 'o''moer
hundred thousand drs on the LIST IA, q November
iS W. uro,o..,. ~m .,.,. ~. ., .,,,s 49,.
the price per one hundred dollars thereof and the
deposit with hs County Treasurer tho sums awarded 70
n ON presenss to the Comptroller tn. rccep,. OF tn.
'si :s Ss
for New Yoss County Court House. stock and inclo~ed IN
The ssS. Is.es any q the bid. it the
interests u 'hc county f.3u r H. ,,vvv- ,,
Or. ?, NV Tcs. S:'aS!sasT or rs1sss. cosr
.prCI.Y N0rYCC.
MEETING :, rup ,nv.ro !. M, y.s nv
1s SSI,a river Z was requested Of them not 70 work
Auousr o. 1895
-. -. :.
H. >: CAbDWELL MD wM RYAN ATTORNEYS
,. r Tor sfaa CITY Nev.da Mmy bushes,
To- 'N' -'''' '''A''' '''"''N
TTARNEss MAKERs AssocrArroN TAKE yo-rcp
II H., hs suna.". ., n U 20 go, W. I'VE
a. .pis. w cnn. q, M "eaen,n avenue are
shssr IT,, dssnds ~ a. h.rn,or. w. Win
viii n,ssfsr. With ss,d 'eq"eea 'ns' none
r..sc A,,,, R.oar,ns mARHisoS President
OygICR or --s-------
" THE CAMERON COAL COMPANY.
~NKw yoRx August a. 1865.
NOTICE tnnuA. meeting OF stockholders OF the Cam
sron Goal Company VIII be held q the Office Of the company
the ans.cou Of such other business before
slia mcStng on sdncsday ON Sepember pfotno At
snree ~ Sckholders who cannot be present are
reques'eo 10 scna proiies ,o,,x , 49,.
= ,,,.a., -. -. ---..... ...-..
KENorrrLnnn rOLi ThOhSiC INsIIIuIE, Troy
rnry seoona ANNUAL session OF THIS wen known
encmb.r III ia s"1 nv ss'ara sf'fnes wi commence
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|AwNBROKERS' sALES.-JOHN MORTIMER, Is
East b. oadwuy, will sell tomorrow, Monday, August Is
lots of women's Clohpg and other Goods worthy ne
ntiDn OF dealers and others. BY order j. Metzler OIL
ono street; Tesdsy August %, by iorder A. Goodman
Centre street. Thursday, August 81, BY order mrs. b.
tela, l6 Mott street.
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RTIrICIAL HUMAN EYES. MADB TO ORDER ASr
"A inserted BY Drs y. BAUJH and r oOUOELMANN
ormsrly employed By Rossonnssu Of Parish cVs Broad
Way. Ssw York