davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-06

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSE Z
~ Dep 4 IN NewYork. Pier No. North River. connss4
ing Hampton Junction with Delaware Lsckswsnna -
Western Railroad Easion with Lshgh beley HAN
road and is connections forming dIect line 10 Pouf
and III. West, witbou change Of ears. = -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
Two ErpTr Trains daily from the West except sundAyS
when evening Irnn o.,
sIty Mile. aud Two Hours saved By THIS line to Chi,ss~
Cincinnati st Lous etc. with but one change Of cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Comm .ncns December 26 1874 leave Now YORK 60 10 o~1t
Ate.o0 g. m, for Easton, Msuch Chunk, WillAmspof<
Wikssbarre. Mahanoy City. &c. ,,,
r r1ntou Wike.oare. Great Bend, P.usion bnsnanr
500 a NJ Western EIpres. for Easton. Allentown ResAr
ing Hamburg Pittsbur the West with but one cnsnlc
Cicisnsi Chcego, and but one changes o
LouIs. 49,
Al 100 M. 10 and 9:oU Trs'n for Fhzibeth
1900 n TRAIN-rOE Esiton, Allentown, Aancn Cb1nA
Wikesbare NIisrnspoIt. Reading Pstt-vue Harfsourb
&C. - A..
Chunk go -
6Pu-For Sornerville.
500 p NJ WzslRSS ExpRYss-For Esston, AlentowA
R.sduT Warrisburg Pittsburgh and the West, Sleeping
Ear, through from Jersey City Pittsburgh every evening.
ELrABxrHPoRT AND NEW YORK txRRf-Lesve News
York rou Pier No " X, at 900 n m. /, f;o ana oO
% m Boat. stop Bergen Point and esrfnets hhioor.
Tickets tor the West De obtained NJ he ONCE OF ~
Central Railroad Company, Pier No n. X. Ne
Astor House AZ Not, IN and 40 Broadway and a The pD
epal hotes JOSIAH q. sTEARSs. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-06
SAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

SAT III I, CTLED, hND NO1II OISAs
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. flTCHBuRo, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD: THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new aud sannch steamers Of the Norwich line, .sr
CITY Of BOSTON aud CITY OF NEWYORk,
leave Ncw.York daily Sundays eIcep'edI at oeoctn -
from Pier No. 20 North River, foct Of Vestry st.,
FoR NEW.LONDON.
there the esmboss Express Train NON -
above points, via Norwich and Worcester Boston and we
ceter Worcester and Nashua and New London and Northa
Railroads
Freight taken 81 the lowest ntel For Information inqs>D
s. MARTIN, Agent. on the fisr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-06

rTNIIE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
l. TRANSFORMATIONS STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA OROTON AND PROVIDENCE.
THE OLDEST, QUICKEST, SAFEST. AND MOST D
RECT, AVOIDING POINT JUDITH"
The magnificent Steamer COMMONWEALTH. =
IT. ESDAYs THURSDAYS ard SATURDAYS Tue rlees.e
Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK" on MONDAYS WEDNES
DAYS. and FRIDAYS on and stsT THURSDAY, 2Wh ins<-
at O'Clock D.
II These boats from Pier No. 10 Norm River ('os
Court snd acknow edasd by all experienced travel
be the largest, tron-est most cornioraoe -
best that have IN American waters At all seaso1o
and in ali weshe these boats Invariably make the passage -
tine.
Sump.uons Shippers and lurnrously furnished staterooo
are marked iea ures OF these sting palaces.
Eerhs and state secured II Hsndens -
Press Ofre No ~ Broadway, and At No lis Wes-t Ns0
ork aud at No. 70 w sshng ton-st Boston,
NJ r. sIMOSS. Agent,
Merrhnn,s' NgyiRatiop and TRANSPORTATION &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14

WAttl1aA.crkS,,sst m. x.,,..r Mr. ,,.s- w.,,,e.
II IL respectfully announced thai this establishment will
for the FAIL AND WINTER SEASON
On THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER n.
During the II has been newly gded, painted and
renovated throughout, and
MECHANICAL IMPROVEMENTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14

JvOR SAVANNAH GA.
L ATLANTIC COAST NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Weekly Line.
VARUNA. Whitehurst, Commander
ARIADEE, Crazy, Commander.
The elegant and fast steamship vARUNA VIII leave
psr North river on Thursday, September u, asePm
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 co,
tsi HrcadwDy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14
Legal. NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF LEHIGH COUNTY,
PennsylvaD-I the matter of the distribution OF the
personal OF Daniel Knappenbereer late of Washington
ownshp Lshigh county deceased To Frona
D. 1885. poton OF Mr. Forrest said Court directed
ce be- published week for sx In the New
York Herald Newspaper Published In the city Of New YORK.
and the Cincinnati Enquirer newspaper published IN the
city Cincinnati than thirty previous She
r day Of neat term requiring the said rrna Fink her
heirs 20 appear the frat day Of next and claim the
said Of the said estate defsu, thereof that he
same will be distributed the known heirs Of the said Daniel
GEo " pARTSsL, cloyk u Vie orpAaaG Q0wA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14

WIN Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day. at 10Y O'Clock, at the corner Of Broadway and
Thirty sixth street. largo assortment Of Furniture Or
furniture dealer declining the business Paror Suits Beds
Cases Book Cases Bureaus and everything found In such
stores. Sale positive for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14
$4,000 WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
FLANOFORTE, PAINTINGS, BRONzES, DRAWING
ROOM FURNITURE,
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT

6IANOFORTE, PAINTINGS, BRONZES, DRAWING
ROOM FURNITURE,
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
SILVER AND GLASSWARE. &C.,
, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
this day hursday at the elegant private residence No
HIS West twenty third street. Sixth avenue,
L, SALE COMMENCING AT 101s O'CLOCK.
Drawing Room Furniture covered in green and gold and
gold brocatel of the richest descriptions
wood Etagees Bookcase Centre Tables marble tops
ood Encognures Cabinets, Embroidered Lace Curtains,
ornices Shades Chande!lers Bronzes Clock runs one
h ancient and modern artists matched Paintings
sriors Marine views by Rsnney Fruit piece by Rosn;
Of VIru, Sevres China Vases, Ornaments.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
richest instrument offered auction this made to
her, celebrated city Makers fully guaranteed rosewood
btoo Cover Music Stand richly carved rosewood and wal
nut Chamber Furniture, Dressing Bureaus Bedseads Ward
robes suite, style Louis XIV. Hair and Spring Mat
EreBses Bosters Blankets Sheets, C0unterpanes, Lace
ban Bedspreads Toilet Sets Sofas Chairs Lounges Hat
Dand, Hall Carpet solid carved oak Sdeboard Extension
fabic elegant crystal ruby Glassware Decnters Cob
fesa Wines Champagnes; Fruit Stands Punch Bowls Silver
Easers Cake Baskets spoons Forks Dinner Tea Service
Eurccns, SAVERS. Napkin Rings, Sheied and Table Cut
tery Table Linens Also all the Furniture Of the servants
pack ship and remove goods. Sale peremptory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14
BALES AT AUCrror.

A 18th AuGz1shFf H6uszHonD FURNITURE
srss four win Ss sold 4 .ueS ,s This
eighth between FS and Sixth ss
sa Ss2s ss
nS
SER K. Butter ~
rs 9sbistS spssvsd cS.@gssas. Wines: Dsosn,.r.
so S S large Di ns
ON sa sDS %
Sss e snd
Fsrnitars Etsserss with SrsnsS
Ssm as Of bS: large
TOP q S'osf :nS hsr rich Lace
eats French China and Parian Vases Corner Book
A'i hzdsiFissEST ROSEWOOD rIaNoFoRrE. :.
=, .,.osn. ,,,.r so". and Cover, cos. 500;
leg: sns with n
saS and
Commcdss e match; twenty pure Hair Mattresses.
e sT' f fss 4 Sssnl
oco stair ca Gss and Rod. 10 ms
Tea sss sosss s Ss
ana desirable assortment OF Basement and Kitchen
aSa! si e, men in attendance pack and ship
Z.oNs or Purcnasers at a reasonable charge.
a. worth of magnificent Household Furniture, pri-
sss,asnce Of the late pr John Huntington ss West
SEPT y :: SS All os1 Dns
PARLORs
One siendd rosewood Piano. cornered carved legs
eed CASE oyerstruns bass full plate cost
800; made by the best city maker, fully guaranteed Stool
Gel and Of the most expensive description; solid
One on Paintings Bronzes &C. and costly Works
q Art 6 yards OF Velvet Brussels Ingram Carpets OIL
BEDROOMS.
Rosewood Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands, Commodes,
MArdrobes to match, mahogany and black walnut &c nm
1hed In OIL pure Hair Mattresses spring &C., Bosers,
tfllow Linen. &C., all In splendid order
Solid black walnut Extension Table Buffet and Chairs to
snatch silver tea and dinner Sets Casters Urns Ice Pitch
era Knives Forks Spoons and full Sets OF cut and engraved
Glassware china dinner and Sets richly decorated also
general assortment Of Kitchen Furniture and other articles
500 to mention. Sale positive rain shine.
House to let. Inquire OF auctioneer
UCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
"a ROBERT JUSTISON, AUCTfONEER.
ON THURSDAY, SEPT u.
AT l0H O'CLOCK A. NJ, BY WH1TEHOUSE CO..
TABLESPOONS % CORTLANDT STREET,
ABOUT 1000 CASES PRIME AND SEASONABLK
BOOTS SHOES BROGANS, CATERS
AND BALMORALS,
particularly adapted for city and country trade.
2. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER
"A. Richest assortment of Furniture offered auction this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14
AMUsEMENTs.


The public is respectfully Informed tina. this Theatre will
THIS HAh APP E wISHEa S snsTGMnrR
During the summer recess this has been tho
roughly renovated recarpetsd improved and everything
s Ss n sSa aa ss % and enable
nsr worthy of o0n'de5 rife c sps fppS1Ya'
Has been selected with and In addition TO many
established favortes includes several artists who have
Che honor appearing for the time before York
audience.
will s he under the direction of the popular and celebrated
conductor and composer: TTios BAKER.
illustrating passage n Byr1n,s beautiful poem eh'ea
has been painted by the talented scenic artist
The season viii be nausassd with the celebrated bur
'''au'' BY John Sr''f foeA Els H5S sHs:d
in which
MRS JOHN WOOD
win appear for the r time in fifteen months in her unri
vailed 'mpsr''nA''G ns q .ss PRINCESS,
M .sGs s, b cast embracing the following s.ss oSo Smith
Mr. Harry Pearson Powhsts,nn
Mas E Louisa syers Poo ,e p
Mr.. q n Gilbert Wee chavsnds
anu 'Ae p''n''p' P %s%Rsi g .9 COMPANY.
% Ss n pc the e's
= ''' ~. TIE f; cA I " or THE WATCH
Baron vonderpoitsr Mr.. j. H. stoddat
k ka;s,,6 de courtray O. " - o Sron
r., CHER arst appearances at this ii:.irsl
Eos once every day froms Til where
D'"'S open al Ts' performances commences ~ "a
p ..,,.. ... -, ,.,- - -..s...x -
ac,'ve pIeparauon, ana VIII shorty % ploaecec Al
snS ~ r..u sro 49,. r.r,,sn
pressy for Lucy Rashton Of the Theatre Royal Hay
n nv " W ~" h NJ '' "PP'~A"'o o0''"
an Amer,can auuence AS .ne nero'ne.
DpO.nw,v THE .rpr
RhoAD"A4, ImEAIhE E;;,vx,x,o c.. =.
y THURSDAY EVENiNd' septA
farc"eh" u.cpvru
,,...,... ~, ILL III, =, A.. .,.,,.u,, .....
aa tho a" appearances ou' 'e'e"o' 'ne eno"y sio~'
ar"'"' pp AVN ups cu.prpsurAN
v,, MN; Asp mnS; S"AnhH' MEAN
rr'"h! SeP' To- 'nhe Tt ~ nc uv,x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14
$4,000 WORTH OF

T. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER.
"A. Richest assortment of Furniture offered at auction this
oeasa Rare chance for parties commencing housekeeping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14
EDWARD SCHFNCK. AUCTIONEER.
~ SECOND HAND FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c.
D. EDWARD sCnRNCK, on This 1, day, i!th inst at loK

A. NJ, at BACKGROUND No. 81 Liberty street.
large assortment viz about thirty Brussels Carpets
double Suit In brocate single
0Ne Dining Room Suit oak covered in leather black wal
nat Sutz In hair coth elegant Curtains and Cornce Buff
&ets Bedsteads Bureaus Mirrors Centre Tables; superb
Chandeliers elegant Sofas and Benches
Oulablc for public Also elegant octave
. ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE
kGfJhe above 10 be sold without any
at " o'clock Carriage seats for four persons; built
/0Ufder In Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14

PRooKLYN ACADEMY OF music.
ID TUE BATEMAN CONCERTS.
OPENING NIGHT. THURSDAY, SEPT H.
MILE PAREPA. the great PrimA Donna.
HERR CARL ROSA, vioinist.
MIR. DANNREUTIiER, Pianist.
Grand Orchestra, under the direction Of
MIR THEODORE THOMAS.
The sale of tickets this morning the Acde
my Of Music and mt Sibes No. o Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14

IA UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF HOUSE.
IA hold Furniture this day (Thurssday at l0 O'Clock, ut
thc residence No % Waverley place. between Fifth and
Sixth avenues consisting OF Paror Dressing and Chamber
Furniture OF the richest descriptions; also
An ELEGANTLY CARVED PIAEOFORTE.
rovemcns; $500; rosewood and black walnut Parlor
Butts in satin brocael Brussels and Ingram Carpets but
little used; lace Window Curtains costly OIL Paintings
marble top Bureaus, washstands Centre, Side and Sofa
EAbles elegantly carved Beisteads Bookcases enameed
phamber SETS pure Cured Hair Mattresses Spring Beds
Mirrors Lounge Beds Chairs Clocks Cutlery Crockery
large variety OF Sverwarc and everything usually fonnd In
rst house, Sale positive the Is about eav
tng for the South. CHAS. YOUNG Auctioneer.
n W. KELSEY AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, on
NJ Thursday Sept a. at IL o'clock at private house 70
Hamilton place Bedford avenue Williamsburg, House.
bold Furniture consisting Of magnificent double ParlOr Suit
chamber Sets Bedding Carpets, Crockery Ware, Pictures
Hurtaus &C.. &C. Sale positive.
EDWARD PErTINGER, AUCTIONEER, l55 AND l57
~ Broadway, Sells Thursday September a. at 10 o'clock,
u Engine House LOO East Twenty street, Furniture,
- LEXINGTON ENGINE COMPANY. NO. T.
Chars and Brocael Curtains Paintings, Wardrobe,
bver plated Lamps Chandeliers Chairs, Carpets OIL
6aoths Crockery, Chowder Pot Kitchen Utensils Relics,
Tables Horses, &c Catalogues ready Sale peremptory
qNDwARD PETTINGER. AUCTI0NEER, 1855 AND lS7
II Brosdway.sels on Friday, Sept 10 1ox O'Clock, at
SOsne house iIS Leonsrd street. Epinture DC belonging
assortment Furniture all newMagnfcen Lace and BrocA
Gel Curtains splendid large Mirrors Oil Paintings Engrav
fngs Carpsts 0coths Mating Relics, &C. Sale peremptory
Catalogues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14

A UCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
"A ROBERT JUSTISON, AUCTIONEER.
ON THURSDAY SEPT. H.
AT 10ts O'CLOCK A. NJ, BY wH1TEHOUSE 4 CO..
SALESROOMS % CORTLANDT STREET
ABOUT 1000 CASES PRIME AND SEASONABLK
BOOTS, SHOES BROGANS, CATERS
AND BALMORALS
particularly adapted for city and country trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14

WOODS MINsTRELs, bl4 BROADWAY.
w Crowded houses. Unprecedented suocess OF
THE METROPOLITAN FAvORITES,
WOODS MTNSvREI.S,
"THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD"
who will appear in Tho Monster Julien Concert,
Running the Blockade. The Four OrswR
The Wonderful Rsbhle Family.
Champion Clog Dance, Miller and Ha Men,
Flute and Cornet sosa, Dixies Land, &c. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14

sOEOIGE q. HAYDOCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Az tory trade sale OF FRENCH CHINA. BY ROBERT
HAYDOcK. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, at 10 O'Clock,
n saesroom 10l Liberty street. ninety eight casks
rench Chine Of the importation Of Hayilsnd Bros Coz
comprising full lines of White Gold Band and Decorated
complete and full assortment; 100 best French
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER Is. at 10 O'Clock, at the auction
Rocms, 10 White Granite Earenwarc also Gold Band
China, Dining Sets vaseS &C. &C. Catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-14

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.-TIIE BRITISH
ship CORINgA 700 tom: VIII SAL fcr mebo e and
thence 70 Dunedin n g. abou. October For freight
Wall sraet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
AMUsEM ECTs.

RARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
runs Doe IA f E5T spSsn
AFTERNOON AT .. EVENING AT Ie.
. SPLENDID SUCCESS
..,..,..,,. CIRCUS TROUPE
MOST EMINENT Artistic
p,,s,,u. S !, IVA! AM Il. sEfES1iS xknsA
or. III. OLD OAK OF CR0issEY,
TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY.
xiss y ii niAkfe Rs kI,e%por.peors SINGER.
TllREt Of me LARItsT GIANTS in III. world.
ana pi'itiost tlRCAssIAN GIRL ever seen
Gaa h N N , Gnhss Bi r 'sS o'"'''''
Two sLtAA GLASS LSGlNfs ~ MOTION.
Ing d eoand. ii. Vie. a.Sno,6 Ia, wois W,
,TllGEE HORNED Bull. TWO ALBINos,
Oe'motsms, stereo.ocpuoon, Learned sea, HGp
" Family Grand AqusHN iNWO Curi.slt,
Admission 30 etc ehildien under ton 10 cts. 20
BROADWAY THEATRE - BEGINS -.
tpHt' b'oaasv and htcomc street ,. q. CHAN
shh; 9TH CHANrRAU, "a LORD ni'NnE1 n. =
,hss,id nhk AN the sren hit o, the scsocn t'
Io.,lble TO obtain admiration sssn sh,ud i, s.uisJ
kdmi.Iou, 50 cents.
SAN" Matinee, Saturday, lSPM an
NEW YORK OoKlNG ACLDEMY.-
$40 BROADWAY
Illustrated Lectures includ ny every braaeh Of Tia
Ar OF Cooking. At o'clock, r. N and on rurrlaIs
and fridNt At 10 O'clock, A NJ. " ptot,ss ouI
Cooks and othep. Admission b0C(
Athough every dish 10 prepared >--Tn- hes' "a,
| scientific, systomsctie and wholesome way T,Ii II
| ie done much more economically than In lie uo.t
simple oottage In America
Not particle Of food, however small II may be. ia
wasted or lost -
tn. Lecturer h. no prejudice against any Mad q
Cooking, ~ lons a. IL ia nutritious and Wholesome 10
american French, Indian, or any other. ~
NEW YORK CIRCUS, FOURTEENTH ST,
~ opposite the Academy Of Ausic.
Mt. JAMES ROBINSON,
TIE CHAMPION RIDER OF THE
WORLD.
- Together With the
1 LARGEST AND BEST CIRCUS TRODrE
Ever organized In America Appear
EVERY NIGHT,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS. sGy
NEW NATIONAL CIRCU
~ Nos. 81 and 80 BowERY
L TO-DAY, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
GRAND CIRCUS DISPLAY
WHEN ALL ruE fq Rfb ahRlEs AND CHILDREN.
ALL TliE CLOWNS,
r., ALI LIE HORSES AND PONIES.
AS WE GIVE AT NIGHT. los
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
PUBLICATIONS.

NJ" PRINT DEDICATED To TuF
T,it IL mo luERnOOp.
A nav .nt IT. -. Avs OF FREEDOM
esIsiully ,rtsnscd aud at,,,Ir .sIpse'Su,tnf In
and p.r,,ru nMS . Ia fEtEnoA IN IRELAND.
LvlAL FENIANs TmRoI"iuot-r ,uv
The hrst sdiucs will bi ihh LAND.
ACn COPIES
AGENTS AND bE{t III sen'ep'
ao teluested TO send Us their ofd.ts jr,r,.i,.,.t
a. No par ually will he shown in IN, % ,,.r A'o"'
JOHN IL. BCfFnRD SONS
Gas HkQADWAY, Nrw yopx
SlS Washington It, R..,sn'
p.,.,., Price 81 ~ per Copy
innted on heavy pate paper, siss 2i,gI ,n.h..
With tinted back sround Cope, ,ent 10 .,y , nSnes'
~ yu,u, yueub Put up tu tubes, on Ieceip, Of INC
I'VE GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER
THE PAPER FoR FARMERS.
WEST JERSEY.
vlNFLhND.
TIE .wrtKtY rRiRrNE ur NOVEMBER IS
w hN,AN ACCOUNT OF ms VISIT
VI COMNIllEE OF AuEBICAN INsfi.
lIIE tAkAIks' CLUB.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
REMARKABLE INCREASE OF POPULATION
lAsPvEII0N oFFARss AND GARDENS GOOD
i'L" VI Nt"EIAil.ES, GRNIN. &C.
TX 'EAC@piNiRN, GROWTH OF srHAwBgR.
Nv III ANTS.
IMPROVEMENTS WORTH DOUBLE OR TRIpr v
THEIR COsI.
fLotRlShlNG CONDITION OF FRUIT TREES.
VINEYARDS.
GREAT YIELD OF CORN.
SCHOOLS.
LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSES BEING BUILT.
BUILDINGS FOR MANUFACTURING puR.
iOskS, &c.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
BUrrEE-AyERAGE PRODUCT PER cow.
APPLIES FOR TuE GREELEY PRIZE
VEGETABLES FROM LONG ISLAND
"bARkESs."
AN OWL TRAP. FLowFRs
THoRSrEss RAsrDERRY.
COTTON CULTURE.
GRAPE CULTURE AT THE WEST.
NEW VARIETY or CORN.
POULTRY DlsEAsEs-REMEpY.
MILK. BUTTER PACKAGES.
ciNEH-TO KEEP IT SWEET.
cuRCrLlo-How TO BREED THEM
WHERE To GET A Farm,
CLovER-rr GREAT VALUE MANURE
CROP
MORE PROTECTION FOR woIKINGuENs
LABOR
Address OF SCHUYLER CpfFAx.
NEWS SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK.
SOUTH CAROLINA RE-rsrABLIsnIsa
eLANkKI.
oLERADO-AKIZONA
RECONSTRUCTION IN MISSISSIPPI
TIE FASHIONS.
CATTLE, SHEEP AND SWINE MARKETS
DIZZY GOODS MARI Eta PRODUCE MARKETa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
bbK1.N1 lIA.

4 FULL SET OF TEETH ONLYs a., WITH
sums Wv u flo. fihn!' . cents eul up- 4.dr
tx;Ioc' ing slth lie gas bJ oent- NJ ~ lhi rt'
mar -a1 81. -
A SET OF BEAUTIFUL TEETH, TIE
bet, 80 20 40 sectional 80 o, 20, ~ a. ~,
Iputhlchv cWOd Or CNirN'g 81 LOlt pain, or hiI,d
md iuao etly!"rilc 'itau-A ,.t tLd vatrau ed. ~
d. J. NlL'r...,. - l.s -,s, nOaiy Clptu od
IA, Ito. ~
DE, DRAKE, i3j CANAL STREET, SETS A
- 90 Of tect on live" II o., 20 slj on -o.a ~ ~
u -. srCNu.a. -',s trlt' %. tDO.u, yrtI iNDi
VAN gold bone t,lHlf - 1thar filing o. go u 81
per too'n. lcotu rN'uoic1 N,,nOdt puH. ~
TEElH, TEETH, IEETH-AT IL lleecEer
l. ~ ia .ot VI Zee 4 Tor a. with gums " w
eIHaeunks4 cont; hlllng, 81 eoA@ 49, Sy.a'HA
q bLLTJ naaklGL ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
BOARD AND ROOMS.
OFFICE or y. Y. AM GALINA LrAb Co.
M N Man a. Naw N,rk L., -.

A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE GOOD
II teas md board at sSs wshinrton Il Alec
neo ia uish"I ptilor ior q rcrdeDnu ANA wie rs
An AMERICAN LADY WOULD LIKE
al OF child Ca to board. Tor iutthor p,rtiru AZ.
plou-o call oil the week, OF address Il Marshall ~
Mnhamshurgh, T., y. =
4 FEW YOUNG MEN CAN DE Accom-.
4Auoistol win hoard also a iuiui bod room and
10 CON Tor u uiAA ami Nil, on i,n.ou tlio form.
AppY I'3 East ltth 81 be-. let and ~ avO. ~
4 FEW RESPECTABLE MN CAN BI
2,th II.
4 FEW YOUNG MEN CAN RE Accom-.
4Nmodaed with bosrd, alec a gcut oman and Li.
Nhe Ni.n peasant IOoid, with board or y thoui
Apply 20 lienry IT. ds
4 FEW YOUNG MEN AND TWO lOIht,
-Alaios can be accommodated vi h gol b5t.. in a
private b'niiy' nj ~ E4ss lsth st. ~
ROhRDING-A FEW RESPEC TABlp NIL
- cuyuigt clu De AeoOmmO iRtCi with luui ..Iri
s"d p',a' mt roam, win single hods ssJ q slDe
'ed t"m, nj Ahen a. noer Divis On ~. u
ROAEDlNG-A FEW YOUNG GENTLE
- mcn eau be accommodated wl,h hoard d. ~.
20 70 nna 20 per week ais1 iural1hoi roouit At
ia Lnonstd Il. &c
Two MIN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
= ~ ~ .o,ra rll room to then. c"rs h'H ing
week In The elole. -
"A AHIED-Bf A RESrELTAB W.'ow,
w eN fsrp,, table rlris TO beard Or % .tt, jIJ
Eat ath st. 81 hoor. Call iuT one seek -
, OR 8 YOUNG LADIES CAN BE AC-
= commodaiod with board ut "a Henry u. ~
lD6 EAST 18th ST., 80 AIE.-NUR-
l OOni.hod bedrooms To- : or 4 scniir,.,n on tho
- floor front. single Ioous non sl-5 to ~ pr
vel 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
Personal NoTRCEs.

INfORMA1lON WANTED, OF CN1liA-
iElNE CLAIM H. lately arrived i.om crtlni. ~
ship "Mm, IopsoCtt." Avn, t. IAIaLJi j.,
BI,OS. & CO, SO south 81 'T
MY WIFE, MARGARET TAYLOR LETT
Nlnor brd aud board, Nov. sth, lsHj. 40 o.. u'a
ale uoiioi thet nc unacI-ilci tM Ni.I4tr 90
9c',s Incurred " said Al..aot layo- o. -
Ran AWAY FROM TIE SrB'CRIEfR,
~ fAl liCk aEAHlEli, uA laden u.,l Anrcn-
tee % ihe hOr'e- hoeing trade Aas one i'.L,. lLF
o. Lu.Nhs hM sltor thia do MA be- .rl 80 Win
according 70 aS. T.. McCARIA, .UI Niece. Of, Nl.
kes lo.E, Noy. lSsh, l,O1. lip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

fAbIFS OF NEW YORK, WE LEARN
- thoroughly 70 teE on all kinds 81 sewing ms
lhines In the shortest NE, and send to shopi, for ~
Work hen learned iifst rlass machines TO rCut
nd seL ON MLa-L- L-rm.- 2. L-nnnMlch nEc 200
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
ARTICLES FOR SALE.
SEWING MACHINES.

ALL FIRST-CLASS SEWING MACHINES
L new at manufacturers prices Second hani
machines chesp. Machines rented and sold on part
payment, at $50 Broadway, up stair cor OF Worth a.
Machines EXCHANGED. repaired and improved. SO
HOWE'S NEW IMPROVED, SINGERS
No zior shoe raitor and all sorts Of leather md
Bakers, Wilcoi Gibbs to rent out and for sale on
easy terms at Nv Gr,ensieh aNo. Splendid W. q
WIS on hand. Via
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

uELP WANTED - TO DO GENERAL
III loureworE: must Ne q rooi wsther and ifonsr,
end come well recommended WAGES SiO month.
10 Prince u, near McuUuyal. -