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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

MILITARY DIVISION of TIE MIsSiS-
oWraRrrRMAsrERs W oFficE, S'fFitciEt Il. s MILITARY RAIL.
EXTENSIVE SALE o. aG,0yEERSNENr RAILROAD
MILITARY DIVISION ~ THE Ia. NEssHE, I
Cm.y QuARTEnYAsrFRs OUIcE, L. : AiiL X X
N.snvuLr. Tenn, OCT u. 1863
WILL BIZ SOLD Al frBLIc ACTION on So''m'
bsr % 1876 at the Foot Of Poplar ,i. -, Louis No.
TWOFLAT CARS, D. TT. GAUGk.
On NoyembeT p lS tthe gsr SJa o. ns ''
'0'' sISE gi,r. FLAT CARS GhGGE, AIT. q INCHES
n, On ~ Wg.e' NP,.i-O' q Psir, Wbse. ard iIls.
'li9.d e.io,.s',. A1iss Fs,,ss F;eass r,.e.
Parallel Rcd Dell andifAms.
N'.o 81 CO., Ss'i Pound. Of sefsp Iron.
ca December 1905 At Nnph' renn ,"e s,s ,sd ,'. ,to,
the g. ) Military Raioil sapp" remnnnf '' h'h' ''''
place consisting N pert ns fo'low'
800 Eishty tnns a.sorteJ lion,
5000 Fight hundred tnns scrap iton'
i8, tght sans as.oTtnd steel
! % One ton Pig lead. 4, a.. -
On -bsr llih 1865 d, Na.hvl. Tell tlc eniIs
Railroad roaia,' an head q the Gensr supply store
\ -stnr in part as iol-.,.
I 10 OODl Twenty thouss.d Ars,
/ (8O) Eigl,v tuns Boiler aii 7.sE Iron.
| (JSl 1hirtyif 'lns assoTted Steel
600 Three hundred tuns 81 Iron GIT anJ taS
f,5CO Twenty-Five thousand pound, Engne Bras C~'nz'
Gss Pipe 6as fiI.un. o al kinds
spfh,iif Sefa. Bs.sn.~, 6iss Eo.t. OF every de,eap
I U"ich%s Glone Valves. al sisr,
( Nuts Claw. Limue md rampinf
! Waaher. wrought ard cs.t Bars,
| Nails aud spike, hon ,nd ''lfT' ""''' '''
! NaI,ts BIrs,
S,Ah Ola. AID Paiut Of sn Sheet Copper 'ud Bi,ss
kinds thnins tnd ,,yp' 81
I Rail cad Lamps Biogk'i I"ne unu .''''"
! CookipT stove, and Fixtures Kelly Besd Lshi'.
I irsting Stoves. -..Y---. sp..t-
Rubber LsI SprinZ. Betting Gum ana Lc'ihei ir' on
aud screw. 1invne OF l Kinds, AID Amos. "Ns.l 'i
suitable Bsilfosd operation, eli The very 'eN '"S
Also r ....,.
lD Three lsr,o Lsthss, stevens Bro h,nuiaetufa'
70, Trvo pi,ner. Seller. Co MaBnitcfuTet
1 One Bolt Gutter and Gear Gutter Gould h'' m'"'
fsclu4e.
m One Axle cut "a Lfhe Warner Nhuho'.
(ll Two Fan Blowers (nlediuml
mi Que Upright Engine. q Hor.e Po.rf . a
iIl One TIlp HsnImef and Engine iio"'Hs f'''"'
| (ll One Broomheld Steam HannrI
lll One Selers Steam Hammer ..., r.
Nin also be sold the same time . I'is' ilno"hi
,ryiceabe snd secondhand Ralrosd Io'' 81 al n' 90"
sistingo
BlacI suitls 1oos
Machlnsti Tools
stove, and Pipe, Rope Clalns. etc, eie.
TERMS CASH. IN GOiERSMEnf fbNpH'
Casoanes OF the materials 10 b. s1ii ~ ."
tanned bN application 20 Capt >. H. fsh, ~ ~ ~ ~ As
that Memphis onsPpaea9,i 20 vi; ' I, n,cu
The attention OF dealers thd hilio'" ~'''i - - T
ifiy invited 90 this sails. - -. J,, ,rt .o,.
s.sles will commence a. 0oiock :. IA "I '' 'f
time d.y mil III The property Is disposed 81,
Capt and j. " ", Us A.
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uenilsirn.

TAR. HOYT, DENTlST-Orginator Of An,
Dashriic nitrous oxide d' usea - - -, ~. o., ,iegs
stion without the knowedge ot the patent 'e'' NO.
sI8 Brosdgsy, ue'f tieh'oehihsI
NRs. GRIFFIN. No. 25o Grand-st', opposite
IL Lord Taylors. hcwAols srs p4,f m,f'ii TEETJ
81, - whom estfaeinx tae Roof. ~ sr .. III ,y ~
fs,ias xt5t 5isel Or R,bber, flO, fslA1 s.'V"HPi
tevh ~; Silver .! RgbbeI, tL I .
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
MORRIS WItKlss suctloneer.
CUPREME COURT SALE of sc LOTS on

MILL BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION
w at the NcsYork Arsenal Governors Island u II
o',lock = ni the Gh Of DECEMBER, 1868. ORDNANlE,
GIN CARRIAGES. SMALL ARMS, ACCOrTERNENlS.
sHOT SHELLS and e'huT property Of The United STATES 81
which ths lowing ere some ~ The auiclrs:
IS Col1nlb,Is z 20 and y inch, iron
l9g Cannon Of various clibef lT0u
10 Tonn,h Siege N0r'irs.
81 Carriage iron. fof - y aud y Tor c4g mate Rnn
33l5 Shells ara 10 inch Mortar snd 3. inch Ho,chAi,s
go Gaze ssy, ior - and ~ ard inch suls.
1859 Mgskris smooth bore oh aud new Foreign md Amer
77tsMa.let. ria.d "a nj new Foreign lud American
Is Hises, Shrrps. H,ls and NaiouaL
~ Csfblues. sharp, and Burnside g.
io1 Pistols Co.i's sni krfninston's.
80 ssofd; s'ser. 'sd osu,..e. % n,.,. ,v,os,.
ass BsiiS' sS,i Nod. s for Ris,, and Pi.,ol.
ssSo lnfaaify csriildsaBoH bc' cotton black and out
feather.
Ilb Bsyonei scEhbsri Bsfs h.r1 l. fh'r. new.
7s1i Waist Bei's, COTTON, black snd bgh icaihcr.
7t4f Gun Sling.
Its Cap Ioucfcs.
Olg7 Plate. for Infantry aud Rifle Accouermcuts
ia Waist Beis fiiis with Gasp Pll,li
scahbais Leather ior Cutasse. and sword Bnyonet-
n,op Aseoa,,uu,a,. fos Cavalry Bet, Shng cirudso
Ii2 ssdd,,, Csvalry md Ariller.
l.Ci1 Cavalry tqlpmeuts. suHup. 1ith Snrcinge'
Blankets Ar.
IS. IN Percussion Cap
2O77 Pounds Of Blow Tin.
sB Pound o. rerap Bias.
80 POND Of Hemp md Nauiis Rope
Jg FILES escorted NgoaEht aud Cas- >rap Iron aid ofhe
nitices 90. above named
Terms clsh nted siars Currency. Tie stores viii b.
bid In n the interest O. The Government should render ne
csssAfy.
Catalogue. eau be had By application. ..,,o.,,ro.
Coione' of Ordaauce coonaad!ns AT'enal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

,T,1E HORACE WATERS oGs Gr99s, oss sAamo, s1ARsio,
I'd rge rlASGoss. aso sss ht2SsGs W2o'sss Is.a
Nrh sd tAElNhlG G rcr ,owedif pur,'se %s'i"y bsr
,. ,ss,ss g G oi @ eeos ssS a5srpo, p' NO 1sl
a. -. non, no 70 +gla Factory al p,,lo. tn0s tuned
Bfosdgay. Cash paid iOf seeoL.1 ..l
.fd y,utifsd DOIsd snd shYpte
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
GTElNWAY d SONS
~ GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
DI An on, ~ u ~ I, g

aye now acnoweesed the best Instruments in America AZ
wei as m tnrope having taken Th6tgtSo Fis Premiums
@d ana Strer Ndqi' az the Pncps Fairs held in this
toaty within the last ten years snd IN addition thereto they
"eIe awarded fst iTils Medal the Great ternatoual
p Exhibition Ia London 1872 for
oWthuuL, NLEAR. ERiLIIAST AND SYMPATHETIC ToSr
PIANOS. " $500 ~ 'f"
Ihere were 2os Pianos from all parts OF the world entered
says
Measrs STsINwAYs indoceneu' by the Jurors 10 EN-.
ac ana stonee and more 70 the poni than that of any
f-lroptau maker.
lns Greatest triumph Of American Panoiores In England
us caused sensation n uuficl circles throughout the
fs and ~ result. the Me,-rs. ~TRiNwAY ia constant
cce OF orders nom Europe thus ing phase
IN ne history Amencan Pianoores by creating iu them
On aTucle Of NpoTt"
VERY STEISwAY PiANoFoRTs WARRANTED FIyE
YEARS
Among Che many aud most valuable imp1r ant improve
nents introduced by Messs SenWay Sous In tbeiE Piano
foTtcs,
THE SrECh ATTENTION or PuHCuAsKn
10 directed to ;hrit
PATENT AGRAPFE iRRASor YFNr.
Cor hic iottf patent granted them Nov 29 1882
The value and importance of this invention having bsen
practically tested dunug period of nearly Elk years by
Seuway SOne in M a. ir GTsls and highest square
Psnoioes. aud admitted to h. the ipprov
modern uuis. they hi they have determined
TO iutrod1co their " Patent ACs1e Arrangement in erery
PiIeoTfe mdH furti ~ then troVt 0f as cost
in order that a their patrons nsy teap the full advantage Of
this great Improvement.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Amnssments.

WINTER t,.T GARDEN; DE !. !. .,,....
LAST THREE NIGHTS,
LAST THREE NIGHIS,u
JOHN BhOUGlIAM
JOHN BROuGHAM
JOHN BROUGHAM
TONI0HT, THURSDAY,
TONIGHT. THURSDAY
LAST NlGHr
LAST NIGHT,
Remember,
a-- LAST NIGHT,
ofthe glorious bl Of Brougham's Comedy
FLIES IN A WEB,
FLIES IN A WEB.
HIS LAST LEGS.
HIS LAST LEGS.
Broushan for
TIE LAST TIME.
CoRYDoN FOXGLOvR.
UCALLAGHAN.
Two Of his sreatest parts,
FRIDAY, Eth,
LAST NIGHT
but one, and
FAREWELL BENEFIT
FAREWELL BENEFIT
JOHN BRoUGHAM,
in hif great character Of
CAPTAIN CUTTLE
DoMBEY SON.
LAST APPEARANCE
this Season. bat one.
MONDAY, 2tb
MIR. J. 5. CLARKE
"ii resume ms engagement, appeoTug in bis greet role
BOB BRlERLEY,
IN Iom Iayl0r's world renowned Plsy Of
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Geacbers.

Z LADY Of respectability, English education
= and - Dererce IN teaching, wishes SITUATION IN
sny teach TIC Children Of the Seiar not % much
b, pe4,lIt hcIne and knd people Address ).
SfLDON YoI. vile p ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
MINING PROPERTIES EXAMINED by
WI Prof HITCHCOCK. iste Of Auher' No - fsrh-
row

MONEY LOANED OH All kinds OF Tobacco,
NI in Bond or Free Address LEO, No. az Broadway
NEW YORK MILITARY AGENClES.-
I,nre nrovidng further relief or sick wounded snd di.
charged soldiers Of YoTk. Claims lo nunieipi s'Ae
,nd bouns, peuIon and srlrars 81 pay attended to
,.,ron.lv syr.sriuendent Col u. &. MOBOAN Albany.
X A. Agrnfs-Col f.. II. GoOpRIcH. No. 20 r a., Nash
mgton D & Got JoHs MANY Nos ~ Ad " Nsu''.''
NJ orb inv. Major AHhoN q. CuE-IKK No III nmst,
Buasio n Y Major II. = RcnARpsoS No. 50 sayeue
a.. Bs tuaore Md the Rev JAss' Drboi' No ioEi 'he''
nuG, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Go rDbom il man Ccutrrn.

A PLEA FOR THE ORPIiANS.--The New
~ YORK Orphan Asylam ~ Bloc min {ne forced by the
stress Of the make urgent appeal 20 every ocnevo
len, heart ioI cid ...-
Amonz ,he cause. Tor tt sppei the eNorbnt prizes
Of ali the naesssres of he th. drcrrisr - tr state sppV
prBtion oy. ~ e increase Of tie number 81 INSTITUTION
sharing In Il te wtnt Of ppsin IRON "hilh tho hut
iug il nov suffering aud deb' incurred amounting % more
than $1,000 .
This Institution which Profession, ye' not seHafan ~
ceyes al orphsns ufcr yeaT o. agS ~ 81 Rd9ns Hou
earliest baiyhoOd. one poor tts Of three weeks and
another Of Two months, hlye been admitted "rhn the p
wear aud the uur.ery OF dozen e creatures c0ud ot ah
10 make an irIrs-tbl, appeal TO any irehns heart
An donations snd ptons VII be thaiAiuy received
by the following ladies: . ~. - r,... -,
Miss BRI NCKERHOFF, No. y Juionsquare.
Mrs T. T. VAN HORNE, No. VI Ia, Twenty thifd-st-
MI. SETON, No. 20 Union .guaTr.
Ni.s STRONG, No 20 Fast Twenty -hrs'-t
Hi.s OOTlIOIr, No. N Ws.hin ston square.
Mn. ISAAC GIBSON. No ~ LeAiu ton ave
Nj. MURRAY No - Washington place.
Mr. JONATHAN ODELL, No Madison1vr
mr. a. G SATTRRLEE Washington firc lnauraute Co.
N.sBELLA MATHEWS, No. ~ West Twenty -iourhf
Mis-. & G WOOLsFY, No. ~ Tenth st.
Mr.. ~ BISHOP, No II East Twenty fourth Il
o. by the gentlemen of the Advisory COMMITTEE.
MI A. H. WALSH, No 2ll Pearl-st
Mr. JOlIE X MYERS No. $40 Broudwsy.
Mf HENRY OOTHOUT No. JCihst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

DOR SALE, VERY CHEAP, ..
II TIN SECONDHAND Crwo.lloFsel CITY PiSsEN
GER CAhS Apply the oihce Of the secondave. Rarosd
CVupspy corner Of sNyhlIdit and secondaY' New foIk
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
ntusital 1nstrnmenis.
CUMMINGS & JENNYS's

No no Broadway Parties wanting eegiu, instrument a,
low pe should not ia TO gave this trm ra Old Pianos
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

OLYMPIC fIlEATER.-Commences az az,
~ Sole Lessee and Direciress. JOHN IN, WOOD
stage Managef IL Sh"iN
,ru1s EsrAsLrHxrSr pogs xor ADvEErnK IN THr
yEwIoRK BhRALD)
Grand pgoduction Of the
MAG ICENr FAIRY SP! SPECTACLE IN ThASh
SPLENDID ls 4's aSssat 4 '1 AS6 MEsHAN
Gal: scEXFRY gt22R S'li AXo q GRtN ' TRhNsFoRMA-
WV yn 33S 1SSfSiL sSsHLNE nj PE HA9 9c66Nposrp AND
ARRANGED BY THOMAS BAKER,
Entitled the
SLEEPING BEAUTY ~ THE WOOD
MRS. JOHN WOOD
"' PRINCESS ISABELLE.
Tho Fav0ite Dauseuse. AZ Olot
~ Blu strict adherence to the modern school Of mslo
dramatic competition, eighteen years TO be
have elapsed the rst aud second parts one ln1fed
years between & second aud tHrd parts and one hundred
and lat .iour s'tnr The prcc Is over.
PART FlRsr-PERl0D 1888
Thomas .nrnaned Nodjy" (Kms Of Nclsndl
Queen Serena is O. II. Gilbert
PrInoe,, Is.s-,. c a. Sue appeared when ogy three
months Old by..... The Youngest Lldy IN the Compsny
Fse,o,uu Lor ahsh Nj Na,iS hsIst
i FURY Autidota Miss T.: bendrieN
1y sa o.@s g" S5sP 49, | fsii, 'Ias ,M.. sIs' Es
salIy Elefma. invited %. p ,aio5,o MIS- soi
Eaig r5iloaq... Banquet ,,,s M.. FloIs@o % nc
FAIRY Baneul mot Miss Anile Harri
PART sECdND-PERlOD l6ol
Princess lea belle tlged 49, all bui an hour ,,,,,
Lady A6afsi icr confidently Miss Louisa syer
PART TmRD-PERlOD lDl.
Prince Perfect (of the Emerald sel...hiss EhTa Newto
Larry OLos nis pr JIHls Lev.
SPECIAL NoTIcE-Tae audience. re;p~s.iallly :.
ton seer., consadns tie rxtrssuzau1a. .
The performance z QGTsF iiTi!i''iS FSSiLY Ti
Seats secured three days in advance
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
VHE WEBER PIItlN,1D..,lF1'U]IRN Ill,1.. lF1'U]INT r MA

HE Va MEDiih =, ~ = iNsTRr~2Nr hApfo - isI 1
ss. a.e.a. a y ana ee~e''. . ;. s1o'.Sp ,i.il
qa g s1 pspoFa,e As'os'io' ate. -, .,,n.a, ~ ,,v
gs Or. manufacturers o tHi' e",1.y Sa'I-,
~r.T ,I PIANO IN AMERicA and used Os W. ,iS'ia b"e
D. of,,p.,c and otbgr idshna'ie 'eoo' "a r.no o
',.si, ,nr.on.e poaer, equality '~se'os'' '''
a.. si..,,.tor,i. I'D lreh dasSoh"y' ,,,ds,sy
u,,geuoo,fs go. ~ Boone ~, ------. noe- -.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

cu1RGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment ol
of,he Pelvic VsceTs under th, care d hD Ahp
- niXON Fdiof Of The Scdpe snctple, fhss, |leo
Inia aud Fsnia. Every case Of StrictIe don'ts OF
cor cor ,e,t ert c,re ~ few days, and Often an mipe
LIE one ey Dr.. Ds nes Ignr1ncn' ths 'iethf',ons
Jsia orc, ,,ey 10 modify Mr. Synes opeIntion Ia oil
he'l' &c ,c eflI erated shscto1s, the cDfob suu
a'ses ~ t - he nndertsken Ofice hours rom TO
div and . 10 evenings, at NO. y fi'"'"r.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee anu Manager. WHEATLFv.
'Hs EsrABLfsHNPST DoEs NOT ADVERTISE IN
HEw-Y0PK HERALD.D
Doors open al H. Begins AZ "A.
THIS tTHuRsDAYj EVENING Nov. 16
The eminent trsged1n
EDWIN FORREST
will sPpcor
FORTHE FIRST TINE
during hs present engneen n' in his master denesJn ~
KING LEAR,
the sublime shak"sperian Tragedy Of the vsh
will be produced with
ENTIRELY NEW COSTUMES.
APPROPRIATE SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
The will embrace the of J. Mccullough, W.
Collier j. Nuuan, J. O. Bnnttt, j. w. Blaisdel Gse,ge
Beck B. Holmes Dsnv,r, Rende Neal, Nolan. SC. GI.
Misses FarTen Agnes Perry Moiy Wells Everett 6c &C.
During the evening the orchestra under the direction -
n r. DODWORTH.
will perform choice selections OF popular music.
TO-NORROW (FRlDAYJ
EDWIN FORREST
will appear the h time during bis bret engagement -
LEAR
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at 2 O'Clock,
GRAND MATINEE OF
ARRAh.NA-POGUE,
which will be repeated in the Evening.
MONDAY. EDWIN FORKEST AS OTHELLO.
Admission, IS cents Resrrvod seats, 81 Family CHcle
ientranc. on CrOsby-st.l 81 cents.
Seats secured si1 days in ady ance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
,,cTrI1s C0Tr4GE ORGANS-With PAD


,,,s,oSJ ff,or o.ae ser ftr. ai Gree q ne h''iu
-. - 3 - 90 s.,,d ave- ro- g1outy-hfs a. ii8s @ir
'id g,,nss .s a odsrats le17,s. - b--iia'o' 70 ''"
-, ysue allowed of. Jll. hsse.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
urotessicnal Notitss.

CARD.-Dr. HALSTED OF the ROUND
n pLI WATER CURE, horh.nptos No., No., y,I wgn
- W, ti. .,irs,.. ip the treatment oi LlihUNIO plo
EASFs esyeeisv opua Nervous onh Female CoinPiains
I M A. die ~ kiLhoas Hotel the ZSd ,nd "a inst ana
. s. " ~. iron, 10 a M un 4 and from y u4 Untns
TIYGEIO O.THERAPY.-R L. 1kALL; M
II n NAV be consulted pros .dounliy 81 No 80 Morton
.1icn,. eli be aeon from 70 p. m ud Evenings
80 g.pSeris who desire information, scholnshp' or
t,ent. ,,r requested 70 call from 81 90 r. m
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
DR0OKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ Director. or.....................MAX MARETZEK.
ITALIAN OPERA.
WALLACK".
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACE,
tTHIs EsTABLrsHsEST DOES NOT iDvERrsx II rnB
NEw.YoRK HERALD)

THURSDAY
Tom Tayor's Standard Comedy.
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP.
With Novel and Powerful Cast and Appropriate Scenery
and Appointments
Concluding with the aushable eact Aerpiece BY -.
Williams, entitled -
In which will appear Mesrs E. L. Davenport Chss FisrS
Mark Smith, Holston, Young Norton, Wiliamon Graham
Pope, Miss Madeline Henriques, Miss Fanny Morant, Mfs
John Seton, Miss lone Burke Mrs. Jennng Miss Barrett
aud Miss Green.
FRIDAY-A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
ESATURDAY-BENEFIT of Mr.. T.. L.. DAVENPORT.
FiEs time this the celebrated Act Play LOVES
SACRIFICE by the Author Of The Wies Secret Tbs
Trial Of Love" &c. -
MONDAY--tFtah time), NEW WAY TO PAY OLD
DEBTS.
NM. j. w WALLACK will shortly make his first sppear-
ance The Debut Of Mr. +. ROBINSON viii be duly p
nonnced. Mr. Lester Walack has received rom MI Weo'e
Of the Royal Adeiyhi TheseF London, DRAMA oil inte
interest aud powerful effects which win be speedily prod1es
Open at IT. Begin att
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

IL B0PrfS-v,re rooa' No -, ,,o.,a '.,aias mich hsv
.fs fob assOfinspt d he,- ~ 10. ,,sn fbity years
',i, o. nani or isrh ~ atT 80 ,ory % prcha'sr.
rsb Piano. o. terus "a ptse, 'sssrsse ior Plans
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

-sgledev,, 4hgi ~ g@ f.to 80 is,,upea 70 'es
E PELTON. DO. ~ and ~ piO'', -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
DELOCBET ORGANS, ..,,,,
AWARDED COLD hhDNL

ANERIcAN INSTITUTE % ,. ~ 10, w MI, II, di.
s,f 100 -, lil-d fJI ths t's nne' '4d p ~ ~ ,1
y t, r@,,i'oi WIN W.son M rEsg1sro Z w ,s
b. orgsn brdrs o1slrists and i bofb IL ,osnasls
"a isis n, 'usy b ssdh and po"et 81 '!s . ~ ~. I'm, Of
nov 81 combination, Frics ,iiD l2," ~ ~
= NJ PELTON, Kos Bil a'4 S'5 o4D'' go a', =,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
NER. VAN NORMAN's

rlWE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE
Nos 4e7 4'9 49l FIFTH. AVE-. NEW. YORK,
viii reopen WEDNESDAY, sept. q.
H. N. PIkRCR. President
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

DIANOS-New and secon4 '''a,'''' @ :, bu, sad a.
.se ~ f o,.ty OR i.w Piso, Te Pstl,S5,, u
seteesbe iof eleS1l, aEsh daisDhE .ao' ao o lie se
'o.g, ara MICS TIio yittO COMPANY, No Al0 si'one
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

STFINwAN d SONS,
WARFROOAS Nos. II l. - EAST fOuRTtEEfH ST
H,tecen Mon square and Irving place. Ne~ fork
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-25
A Novel Trick.

A young gentleman going to the continent
took q through ticket from Glasgow to Lon
don on Monday evening. He had with him a
considerable deal of luggage, all packed in his
trunk and labelled with his name and destina-
ton. He saw 1t put in the van with the rest
of the luggage, but was not little astonished
on arriving at London to find it had disap-
peared. He made inquiry of the guard, and
was informed that telegram had been sent to
an intermediate station, he understood by the
railway company, to send the trunk back TO
Glasgow, and it was accordingly taken out
and left at the station without the consent or
knowledge of the passenger. At loss to up-
derstand this proceeding, he telegraphed 10
his friends in Glasgow, who on inquiry found
that the telegram had been sent by tall Irish
woman, rather good looking, and about thirty
years of age. She had probably noted the ad-
dress on the trunk before 1t was put into the
van, and and taken this bold proceeding to OBJ
tain it. She waited the return of the trunk,
and then employed a porter, but finding it too
heavy for him to carry, she hired a cab, and
along with man who had joined her, pro
ceeded to lodgings at the Southside, where
they had to get money from the landlady to
pay for the cab. Next morning the man ap-
peared re-dressed from head to foot from that
which he had appropriated from the trunk,
and the woman and he went out and no doubt
proceeded to pawn Office, as they returned
shortly afterwards and paid Off the landlady
for the time they had been with her-aboui
q fortnight-and then procured cab and
made off.-North British Mail.
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THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Office has one Of Roper Improved C0lorio
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The Daily Press Job Office is believed to be as well
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Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention.
We execute all orders in the possible time
and in the neatest and best manner. l5ng
We will do all kinds of printing as well and as
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The job Office Is under the personal supervision
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Err, and is himself experienced practical work.
man, and employs only well-skilled mechanics In
this department of his work. sa
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cHERoKEE INJECTION.


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Stonein the Bladder, Structure, Gravel Gleet Con-
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Itis prepared in highly concentrated form, the
dose only beieg from enc to two teaspoonius three
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ills diurctic and Alternative IN lite action purifying
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original purity and vigor; thus removing from the
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