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Heirs Of soldiers who die in the service are entitled
sH PENSION grlf .U..
Arc allowed to a soldiers who have been disabled In
any degree by wounds disease, while in the service
IN the line of duyto widows of deceased soldiers-to
orphan sisters or widowed mother dependent on the
deceased soldier for support.
il .n Back Pay. .sll
We have every facility for the collection Of Back
FAY II hnnl papers are correctly made out, we .can
nave the money IN hand in four days from the time
the papers are delivered to us. Soldiers who have
arrears OF pay due them from the Government will do
well to call on us, as can collect the money for
much less than II will cost to go to Columbus or else.
where and much sooner than the State Pay Agent
can collect theirmoney. s.,.ca-I 81
Write to Us,
And will advise you, FREE OF CHARGE, and send
ysu blanks with instructions for filling them sup, so
nat you can prepare your clam without trouble.
s,y ,n ...., BE .PTOmpts,.ti,dy IN
The sooner you make your application, the sooner
you will get yonr money. IfApplcation for Pension
Is not made within year from the date Of discharge
yearly pension Is lost ',' ~ 80 80
RemembeF the Place!
r.. NJ. CLARKE CLAIM AaEST: ofice-south side
Main Street, Talmadge Block, Lancaster, Ohio.
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Bonncts and Ha ts,

From two to -four dollars cheaper thnn my house In
theolty. Souwl save money 10y calling and exam.
,nlns my stock before purchasing clscwhcrc.
June l-lOW j, n MILLER.
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Union Platform.

The Union pooplo Of Ohio, grateful
to Almighty God for tho overthrow OF
the rebellion and the preservation OF
the National integrity, tor the bless
ings Of peace, and for all the favors
which He has vouchsafed unto US as a
people, do
Rcs0lre, 1st, That the name and
fame Of Abraham Lincoln stand out
from the history Of the epoch unrival.
led and alone, and whilo wo deplorc
his untimely and cruel death and ven.
crate his memory, II becomes us to inn
itats his wisdom, irmness and modcr.
alton in the treatment Of vexed ques
tions, and especially to initiate his cx-
ample in waiting for tho solution OF
difficulties, to be furnished by the pro-
gress of time and the logic Of events.
I'd. That President Andrew John.
son, by his unwavering devotion to
the Union through years of severcst
trial, bas won our highest confidence;
that We cheeriully endorse the policy
Of his administration, looking to the
restoration Of peace and civil order in
tho so.called seeded States, aud that
as Union mon of Ohio, we will give
him our hearty and undivided sup.
port.
Sd. That the thanks of Ohio and Of
tho nation are due to the heroic men
Of our army and navy, whose labors
and suiferings have saved the Repub-
lie. We honor our martyrcd dead and
joyfuIly welcome to their homes our
returning veterans.
4th, That tho thanks of this Con
vontion are due and are hereby ten.
tered to the loyal men and women of
Ohio Mt home who have NC nobly aud
liborally sustained and chccrcd our
brave soldiers in the field, in taeir try.
ing efforts TO maintain tho national
authority, in conflict with armed ro.
bcllion.
9th. That four years ofsangunary
war, with its fearful sacrifice OF life
and treasure, forced upon us by ;hc
shareholders rebellion, has demon,
stratod to us and to tho world that
slavery and its institutions aro IRE
Sr"" ins,i,4,;ong' and on ,h V ,"a'h "'o ~,
nsti,'"s,. SS o"t,o I i, CIV "' ''T .e"Gn'"s = $
", "'o'o ,"o ,i,, Gv"."So W lon ''''',o' %
arn @ U% ,I' 90 ,'v oHoia o',,' U"pI' uo,.o Pol,
oIiantian /" '"V'n , o,"' o,i ,"'o" "",' ~, W
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Wv c,h i"'"tpi Th n,,,, r.,
O'" "'' ",,'o we are ,, ",N,o"S 'o' W
In,io m o|'S tvu1n'''ue.'"'' ! " .'e,u''"' t 10
I,a. 'H''ous "i'' ,,, 'no ''.s"'somt 1t"''F; W. W.
"o""'u ,'", sum 'e'o'S" "c''oh sn"'
90 ''i, "t 1uo" ,mo' ""u "pp" Fuc'' 'e'mI
S w." a s''U o J"lueS5,o"ou ','., assurance o'
Wv, ,"o P'"'' e. I''' SGo"r''y, noI o,,'y VI ,h|
aJS jS " PtIp'o ,Ip ~ , emI ,oo.' o,u.'Si o".
NlSD VI lllb pGVCC ana prosperity Ol lnl
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.,
Martin Co., Bankers; Hunter Daucherty, ,Attornevs
q Il. NJ. Wagenllals, Pension Surgeon ilTl'F
f.r PlTrsBURG LANDING, TENNESSEE, 4
=" t!it.H f4" May, 1863, q. :
To the People of Fairneld County.
We'are personally acquainted with r. NJ. CLARKE,
ESQ, and believe him 10 be honest and capable. We
cheerfuy recommend him to our friends Of the 18th
Regiment as proper person to attend 10 the collection
OF Soldiers Claims, Back Pay, Bounty, Pensons,&c.
John M. Conne, Colonel fifth Regiment o. v.
NJ. i. Moore Lieutenant Colonel l7th Reg. o. VI
4. j; Davis, Adjutant nth Oho
Daniel Kuts gJ. +. ln Et.gE ',,t ~
Captain B. F. Bptterfeld, Comd'g Co. A 18th o.v.
Captain Ezra Rickets, Company F, 18th Reg.
Lieutenant d. o'sulliyan.. I''i' Vt SAt,t
J. W. Stinchcomb, Captain Company Il. ... IS
A. 7. Asbbrook, lsi Lieutenant Company n. '.' .
William II, Pugh, I'd Lieutenant company b.
A. Ognen Caltain COMPANY I, iTih Ohio '-' d..'.
Leo Notes, lst Lieutenant, Company !, 18th Oh,o.,
D. NJ. Rea, Captain Company X, 18th Ohio.
5. II. Collins, I'd lieutenant To-, ,... ....;.
o. r. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master nth Ohio
D. il. Showers, Captain Company q, nth OHIO. ,-
Captain Q. II Rppey Company D, 18th Ohio.
Lieutenant g. N. Webb, Company D. 18th Ohio.
Lieutenant U. r. Brandt, Company C, 17th Ohio
Lancaster, June Is. lsG52-12f ~ ,-.a... .fr
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The Advantage of the Participating
9yaten, ne,, ,o,,.,-nt.d

RENAESs-ny insurng in ono Of the above Compa.
mics his policy will cost him for five ycars Sill In
stead OF sl5O by the old system, to-wit:
roprcmium on s9O0O for five Years s15o 90
NY scrip worth in New York 10 cents $50 90
By interest rccciycdm cash on scrip. 90
$40 OO--1O OO
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BOUNTY MONEY.

Every Soldier who has served two years, is entitled
t. 800 Bounty. Every Soldier discharged by reason
Every Soldier enlisted after July lst 1902 and dis
charged before serving two years. Is entitled to S25
Bounty: The Widow Children, Father, Mother, or
Hers Of coldefs who die in the service, entitled
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S e G URITY INSURANCE CON.
..r PANY ..., e.s,.
or NEW YORK.

These Companies divide threc-fourhs OF net
prohts annually to the Policy Holders in script
bearing interest at per ccnt-thercby funding tho
surplus and giving policy holders greater security
and cheaper insurance.
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expcctorant s too apparent to escape observation,
aud where it's virtues are known, the public no longer
hesitate what untdote TO employ for the distressing
and dangerous affections of tho pulmonary organs
that are incident to our climate. While many lnieri
or remedies thrustupon the community have failcd
aud been discarded, this mas gained friends by every
trial conferred benefits on the afflicted they new
OF forget and produced cures too humorous aud toe
remarkable TO he forgotten.
We can only assure the public, that its quality ia
carefully kcptup to the bestt ever has been and that
il may be relied onto do for thor reeia that tcver
hasdono. b.. J. 90.
Great numbers Of Ccrgymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent pcrsonngcs, have lent their names
TO certify the unparalleled usefulness ofour remedies
but space hero will not permit the insertion ofthem.
The Agents below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN
ALMANAC IN which they are gvcn with also full de-
scriptions OF the complaints they cure.
Those who require M alternative ne,itiHe TO purify
the blood, will find AYEB's CoMP. EXT SARsApARIJLA
the remedy to use Tryit once and youwlll know It's
value. .' .
Prepared by J. c. AYE2& Cn Lowell, Mass, aud
sold BY q. Kaufman Co, and Silord Son. Lancns.
ter a. H. Simmons, Baltimore, q. Fosgrove, Millcr5-
port, Clement 4 Courwrght, Royalton,and by drug
gsts everywhere.
l41t.5O Ofn.
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L Three new BRICK HOUSES (ofs block Of .Ii Jsiory,
basement and sub.ceaT comnlee with al the modern iu,
provemenis; location hnetytnrdf' between Third nnd
Fourthsves one the pleasant the Island Terms
easy. Inquire Of
GEOROE W BEALE. Nos. 100 and 10 Fnltonst
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Professional Nniitss.

r EWIS a. COX.
~ JosEPH J. LEWIS, CBARLToN T. LHwIs s. 5. Coz,
COUNSELOR5 AT LAW.
No I3l BroadVay. p. o. Box, No. 5,G6O,
NEW.YORK CITY,
Attend 20 I'll business in The Couus II the United STATES
and in tue Departments Washington. Especial attention
gven to Internal Revenue busness and to claims against
toreign Governments, ~ well a. orr own.
Judee Iewlss p@ruce CompissOnerOf nterns Rev
snue and Charlton T. Lewis experience Deputy COMMITS
aoner will BE- guarantees Of thorough acquaintance WIN
the Revenue Laws.
Mr Coxs connection OF forr yeWs With the Committee OF
Yoreizn Afers Congress- AID his long memhsuip Of tns
National Legislature, ia thorough knowledge % egish-
tion md rractloe IN bolh d laItmnn,s.
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A''' Mc.n. PLATT, GERARD ( BUCKLEY.
rfnKcrnnr

DIRECTORS.
HENRY A. SMYTHE, President Of the Central National
Sank. -. ID,
JOHN P. YELvERTON Presiden. Of the Bank Of North
NOAH L. WILSON President OF the American NstiOna
FREDERICK sCHUCHARDT off. schuchardt Sons
NATHAN CHANDLER, Of John Munroe Co.. Bankers.
WM. H. TOWNSEND. Treasurer Of the Sterling Iron
Compsny
Zach share Will BE- entitled, from the Coal mined by the
Company nny year to its popor.ionae share Of said
Goal 80 mined al cost exceeding tun per share Tor
s profits ereon) dividend Of the profit from the pro-
duct beyond the amount delivered on the shares.
Subscriptions for limited nUmber Of shares Fecsived by
WILSON. GIBSON Co.. No 80 Broadway, \. T.
The property Of ti, Company IL situated between the town
sf Pa and the Wyoming Nsley Railroad and Coal
Co.'S property about mile from Scranton aud adjoining
the ". X. Coal Co. Is free and unucumbeTed and the
Company bas debt Of any kind II OF the best coal
properties in the Valley being estimated 10 contain seven
Millions Of Tuus Of Coal eo the whole Of which is above
water level aud capable Of producing from 10000 TO $4,000
tuna year.
Any Shareholder not vishng,o take his coal have It
sod BY the Compsuy for his aad receive the profit
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Me0ieal.

NEW EDITION-JUST PUBLISHED
~ Dr. LARMONTS MEDICAL and SURGICAL WORK,
On all diseases Of the Pelvic Nscers Nervous Debility, Piles
Fiau'a Structure ard Constitutional Affection Als0 con.
tanng large Of iusng the treated
sf in the work Sold or mailed 20 any address by the
Doctor, No l75 Broadway, for sl 80 fToaasp. fcrp ?
q IN to p. m except Sundays
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AT LEGRAIN'. ,a,o err, =,
n NEW FANCY PLAlOEO aud STRIPED siLh at
81 -. worth ~ %.
FRENCH POPLlNs. in al NEW SHADES.
Also. PLAlDs j4,f ree-rsi from PARIS.
800 piece, RIAL LINsEY wOOLsEi at 81 cents same
.od Of I'll So
so piece, POPLINs n y cents, worth 81 %.
And many NEW GOODS ia
SILK
WOOLES
DOMESTIC PRINTS and DELAlSkS,
CLOTHS for CLOAKiNG
BALMORAL SKIRTS and SkIRTiNo
HOUSE FURNISHING WHITE GOODS.
LACE CURTAINS and UPHOLSTERY.
MOURNING GOODS
GLOVES.
CLOAks.
LEGRAlS, No. - Btoidwsy'
corner Of Waycry-pice.
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Nem Dublications.
" MUSIC.-"VIRGIYrA POLKA, pS,re snu
o.,.r d,,oo v ,y;,L Viyuette, Of ind Iom' fi'0'i

NEW IC.-"VRGINfA Polka, P1I,,, pTIce' Sna
~ "OLrvHR GALoP" with yignei.es Of b'ino i'"i
90 each. kuslc by Blind Tom: p,b,v1s IS cents
"LIsTESiNa MOTHER" Transcription NC, ibs CELEBRA.
"THz SOLDIERS LAST MARCH, inI'elv..s lt ..sts "a
ryn PyIcg Jun1IHg Mn Psrkhurst - si,,,,, yars.
BEAR THIS GENTLY TO MI hOIn
lions By George A. Russell - ets Mio,zke 50c.
"siaa n THE HEArT WALIL PaISer''3o RISe 10 cents f
"VIGNETTE PoLKA" Iho1la pisa yjlauova 35 cents
y .rSRTAIL WAITE" Mark.ien' ~ ~ ca9i cents
"IsvIrATIOS WALTZ r, S'ES ~ rsnt
Hsos Ncnfn TO soUru" Charles ffadeL 90 cents
ALf.s,a ALfiNs De SALEM SUR L. ArRCAiSE' DE Meyer
..s, Ponr Piano f. KetcTer. 81. ,..,,. a.,
100RRASF Is WATERS, Publisher, No. 48l Broadway,NI
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ILL WORKS in PHOTOGRAPHY, HY-
n DROPATHY, PHRENOLoGY, PHYSIQL00GGY'
EHtTrH EHTfI3SSSSnhf 9SSn ffHoT5GRShPRHY'o kNAfoMY, MEp
CINF. AGRICULTURE. EDUCATION, etc, supplied by
Mssers FOWLER & WELLS. No 38g Broadway, NJ;
See or SPECIAL LIST OF Private Medical Works. AGENTS
WANTED
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THE NEW BOOKS

ANTONY YARMOUTH. THE GENTLRaES ADvENTun
Among the Redskins" Tli, is Sea Story, with u iusta
tons PIice 81 20.
Story OF Inc War. Price ; 81.
THE THREE SCOUTS. BY the author OF "The Drummer
Boy" "Cnd .o's Cave" &c Price 81 80. n.
GOLDEN HAIR An Indian Story. Nearly ready fiiee
6l 81. - ,en,
tonv Wavmouthr Nearly resGy. Price 80
GERMAN POPULAR TALES BY HANS ANDERSEN and
The Brotbcrs GRIMM First series nearly ready Price 70
THE ANDERSEN BOOKS -Four vols. IN Library box
Nesry ready. Pnoe - -
n muslin e1ifa in Library box Nearly ready Price So
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TO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET:

S. j. COTTON, No I,SO4 Now.York Post Office.
ITO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET:
i TLERS!-A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE.For the purpose OF nsurng safe Investment
Southern States the unders ed for the last 20 years respect
yey citizens of the States Of Tennessee and Louisiana have
associated themselves General Agents and now offer of
SALE TO Capitalist and the very many now inquiring 10,
favorable locations at the South large small amounts
tb. most valuable improved aud unmpoved iano' III '"'
MSny Of these land. sre now in the highest state Of cuva
on and producing from fifteen hundred 10 two thonsha
pounds OF seed cotton from two thousand to twenty
red pounds Of good merchsntsbe sugar per acre
from y S cso E.n invite s labor Of the
man Stock Of all kinds may be easily raised having sr
marked ,dvmtase over those qdei , whS5s .ns suon
Ibe,e lands are situated in the States OF Tennesee A
bans, Mississippi Ar11n,a' LqusanA R rhan. apa White AMI
s. Francis rivers and other naygbe water courses sa
roads afording good fronts aud opportunity ior 'ooa''"'
Vs.e, can he Dispatched from New York any OF the A.
,ntic ports and landed with full cargo on the oanss o %
Bavou Teche st. Merys Parish Louisiana country IA tue
iebes ste OF cultivation before the o unsurpassed ief
ty and beauty the only spot Is believed w9ere the 'us
cane a certain crop in the United states and can eoPto
sueccsny with the product Of the West India l'aud ho
yellow fever aud tasmac diseases are unknown IN 'h 10
ZION ercept whtn introduced 6or other kcdItie5
The climate IS blmy and pleasant all tho year round
Churches School, hue Sugar Houses. saw ana orlss S
with abundant labor for hire. All invite iuned''e 0''D
Snch an opportunity 'or investment never before offered
iu this county. ,,,tt. c,v ,,d
suburban property; improved and uHmproycd ipendns
ofehoues CITY residences and country villas eisioe SITES
for town saw mills and country stores ,,,
For further Information Mars and Diagrams appleah,Gn
icsnns,se. r. C. BETHELL OF Louisiana
r. C. BRiNkLEY OF Tennessee.
REFERENCES:
cUag r LFVFRICH Pre-. Bank Of Nsw.fot
LFVERICH 4 CO., Com. Merchants. No. III FenFA
SAMUEL HURLBUf Baltimore, Md
WALTERS & Co, Baltimore Md.
DUNLOP. MONTCU re 4 Co, Richmond
STONF NICHOLS STONE, Newl loIE
ID T. MORGAN New.i Ork
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9nsuranre Companies.

NEW. YORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
~ wALLsTREET
CASH HCAPITAL..................S2 5000, 900.
This Company Las been in successful operation fer more
ssu HiRTY YEARS. and continues to INSURE against
Loss Damage b. FIRE upon favorable as similar
tnsiiutons
AL Losses LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAD
pIEFCToRs:
DANIEL TNDERHlLI, President.
s,livsr n Jones William Hsxtun. Chas J.. Stewart.
Isase n SEYMOUR SaInl J. WaFing Samuel \. Dodge
Ihrabam Davis c T. Pfeifer. Michael Ulschoefer
GsmI q Harriet Sylyauus Bedep. Chas. d. Lewis
John Y Andrew. r. NJ Buchanan Etlelbert ;. Mills
Josiah o. Low. William HertzeL joseph A. ireyious
Jobn Even Thomas DAvey. James C. Gulics.
William Depew. Henry j. Scudder James l. Nrlght
AUGUSTUS COLSON, jr., SecTetary
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COLLEGE HILL PROPERLY Al IOCun-
~ KFEPSIE with thirty Of hne land Il offered of
SALE by Us on terms which should command the attention
capitalist hotel propreors aud trustees Of Pu1ic hu
tons TIE building 80 feet by 80 modelled amer the For
thenon GROWING the beautiful h and from its ooonade az
ford, splendid Of the city aud surrounding country I
the Hudson from the CatskI 20 the High ,nds and the b,
and shore across the River Tuyeler pronounce one o
te most charming locations in the world For school OF
Coer. site il l. unsurpassed the may be said OIL a.
Summer boarding house rcass hotel or FOR some oi on!
many public bcueyo oleut Institutions.
FP' BENEDICT & COLT.
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Real estate for Gale.

DLEASANT HOMES.-Hackensack $500;
Easchsster. sa,2soj Railway 1000 to $4,000 magnn'
cent House at Amboy $1,000 Elizabeth $500; Plsinhed
$4,000; other places. JAQUEs. No. 20 Dey-st
CEA ISLAND COTTON LANDS FOR
- sALE-Five hundred good land With buildings,
near Beaufort, s. C. Fort address
5. J. COTTON, No. ,J04 New York Post Once
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6otels, &r.
6topes, Ranges, Sc.

V,UE PHTNIX GAS STOVE, patented
Aug IS 1865, for warming room, offices, 6c and for
ashes Warranted free from smell. Wi give more heat
than any other burner LESLEY ELLIOT, hanulsc
turers No. 4Ji Broadway, n. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

NOR SALE-Two frst-cass brown-stone
i HOUSES. throe-story ayd basement al modern I'M
nroyemens cen ented cellar beautiful location. 100 feet
street Inquire Of FRANCIS GRIMM, on the premises,
from IL M. aud from to p w. Immediate posses
sion. Terms easy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

A GREAT BARGAlN.-A trst-cla's COuN-
n TRY sEATa NEW. BRUNSWICK. ~ acres Of supe-
rior Land large aud commodious Budinr, plenty OF NUT
aud ,hade n sight of city; 5000 worth OF stock CIo-
and too,s opv y OO0: will take House In exchange
Also splendid COUNTRY SEAT Of % acres. n sight oi
Depot 1--WE large Houses ten rooms large Outbuidng'
pie Pear and tne Pesch Orchards. great variety OF sma
Ffnit Price with Stock aud Crops, Sl2,5O0 j. > YER
GIBSON No. % Nassau-st., Room No -.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

fINHE UNITED STATES NEWS AGENCY,
Il No lG2 Nassau ST., NewYork, supplies Newsdcalers
Booksellers and SlonerS with everything wanted in their
dns prices any house in the United States Peck
ing done at the lowest Particular attention given to
soliciting back numbers Of Newspapers. Magazne and Peri
sdcals Send foT price list.
NJ 7. COZANS,)
). V. STORMS Managers.
w J. BUNCE
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

EOR SALE-A very valuable FARM on the
east bank Of the Hudson River, opposite Catski, and
half nile from OAK Hill Station combining about 30 acres
good OF cultivation The buildings are ne" ana sub
.anta II l. well wooded aud watered and there are ya
ou n1s OF fruit on the place II Of the most desirable
situation on the Hudson extending half mile on the river
with some of the finest scenery between Newfotk AID
Albany Also very fine FARM Of 100 Clayerack
Cre,i three miles from Hudson under good cusyaon Ap
DIV 10 4. l.. MAGOUN, Hudson. n. L., or JOHN 4. olL
ETTE No. 40 Chssnut ST. PhllldelpLla.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

EARM FOR SALE--Seyenty-hy acres-0i
which G5 have been put IN perfect order, stoned and
dched The barns extensive and In excellent order Inc
horses cows sad poultry, Wheh the stocs large %i also
n, .od the farm s in the township Of Monroe y miles
foro he dspot al norrs,own. New-Jersey. Apply to
f. & o. W. BLUNT No. l19 Naerst.
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4 4 GRAND.ST. CHEAP STORE.

u RETAIL. .
Orr stock Of Imported REAfHERS snd LOW LHo IS tHe
i,,,e., n, ,bis Ci,v without n1ce piou-ChEAf lam.
Sew DREss TRIMMINGS ORNANENIs' 1dinnnnS'
BFi'rS BFLTINGs SLIDES. &c, &C., delivered every
Llv cfrv ,rr CrTS
The Cheare.t Line Of Black sud toofed elLh 'Eh'
exhibited these four years 49, ,.,
Dor STOCK Of KiD GLOVES Naraniedl Is very afei
afOyFS for Ladies', Misses and Childreu. - - r.
F1',aine F,ncy TITs, EMBROiDERIFs. Plain Linen
cnIiARs CIftfS BANDS. Linen HANDkkRChlErs >
t,i. p,,, and Efnbroioered. UNDER REGULAR PRICES
'yNFW STYLES EVERY MORNING IN kNiIt,Ep
Wool HOODS. NUKlAS. SONIAoS, ShA"LS' HAM,
KERCluEFS SCAEfS. &C, 3c.--C-tEAP
EDWD. RIDLEY,
~, All ,D1 3lll Grand aud No. 90 Allen -.
Filth block east from the bowery
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|, I GRAND.ST. CHEAP STORE.
u DrsmAfT

AT GRAND.ST CHEAP SIUKL.
n RETAIL.
MORE NEw RIBBONS FROM AUCTION :!
scotch Plaid Brochr. Figured and Plain Trimming ana
Bonnet RIBBON, ~ unusual variety. Bsr.nns
HIsrs nd C.Iored SILk NELNEfS A. gold prices ,, r,
BOSNFT YELyErs commencing at = - per yard and
upward ~ =. -. IL a, r
Pain and Corded SILKS at 81 cents 20 cents and - peg
ysrd. VERY CHEAP 49, ..r,,., . 4, ,,
Line Of lch Coored, White and Black SArlNS at sl %
piD;j vFT5-Piushe. Striped. Pllid. Checked and
Plain variety worth inspecting Many Styes h'h r'es'
Millinery LACES In endless variety. ,r,,
Nos 81 Dnd 3lli Grand and No % AleI.st..
kiiin bocs east from Toe bow,ry
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JF. TMTON 4 Co. Boston, Publishers.
CHAM YOUNG. COBDEN. BRIGHT,

DRIGHAM YOUNG, C0BDEN, BRIGHT,
ID Sherman Johnson Lincoln julius Cesar, Grant an
derhlt die Mother Of Wesley with Porraits Sammering
Causes and Cure The Red Man aud the Black MAN. Heads
Of Cergv aud Heads OF Boxers Fate Of the Apostles Head
of 81 Paul Character in the Walk and Eyein the AN
suAL or PERKSoLoGY AND PHYNoGNoxY for l3t6-now
ready l2 cents Address FOWLER WELLS, New.lork
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

EOR SALE-On Nneteenth-St., near Broad
wayA 6rs,.cas, four-story Brownstone English Base
meut HOUSE; with Furniture. Immediate possession.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
1-Sr0RY RROWN. STONE HOUSE, with

n store and basement each e6 feet deep, dwelling part %
feet dee-No 346 Grand aud 2sory and basement DrcA
house 30 10 Power. for sale. only &ll.O0 Apply 70
PETER A. BERT No. IS! Grand 1T. Wiliamsbnr,h or oil
- "~ " L. SENDER.
Eol5 CentTsst, \. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
At GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
u

4 L GRAND-Sl. CHEAP SlOhb'
n RETAIL.
BONNET ROOMS Up STAIRS. ,.,.r, ,-
Plush Felt. ReaSrT aud = raw HATS { AIS, ohpOhi,o
and RON StT every Shape aud size delivered dy io"
Aaclan aud the ysgoss Munuiat turcss - 80. ..., ,o
WrLays every i4shionable shape in FELT HATS from 8
Klso yELyET.BANDED FELTs at - cents, FL and
sTRAW CAPS BLooMERs, HATS, Sc Sc, Velvet
Bound. - cents each.
sILk BEAVERS every Style, from 81 ~ e'ch upward
In fact oir BONNET ROOMS crowlea with every.
thin iu the shape OF a Laies on Misses HAT BONNET
iIou sive Cents 20 Ten Dollgseaeh ,,,,,.
Nos. 81 and 5il1 Grand znd No. 90 Allen sis'
Finh block ess. from the Bovery
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

An ELEGANT RESIDENCE. with stable,
~ for SALF-The extra wide house, No Second-p'aoe
corner Of Henry BrooAyn is three story and basement
by in best manner by DAYS work iust putting In perfect or
der al liz i'm proyernts Also lrSAL LE the hrstclis extra
wide HOUSE % Secondpace. For particulars Apply 10
u. II. KELLOGG. No. l39 Poarl-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
situations UaalsS.

4 SITUATION by a Young Man, i yesn
N age graduite OF Bryant K STATIONS Oohaa
b,,ine,, GOOD situation more requisite shin saAT %
rsfereuce. given Address X. r D., Tribune Oihcs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

EOR SALE.-A superior dairy FARM OF
j 300 acres ~ miles from 81 Louis on North MISSOURI
Railroad With an excellent HOUSE well furnished stock and
farming implements good orchard all in the highest .tee OF
cultivation with fine young vineyard the whole VIII besold
al great bargn II splendid estate and the purchaser
could realize handsome income AZ once. APPyto
JOHN 4. LITTLE,
No III Pine ~.