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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-01
From the Southwest Portion of the
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tpttltGs
Mr.. McWhorter, Auditor OF State, re-
turned yesterday from a brief visit to
his old home in Roane county. From
him we learn that indictments were
found by the Circuit Court, Judge
Loomis presiding, against nearly one
hundred persons, (gnerrillas mostly)
for demonstrating, murder, and other
like crimes, Col. II. A. Roberts, who
was a member of our June convention
here in 1861, and who was subsequently
carried of from his home, "a prisoner to
Richmond, obtained u Judgment for
forty thousand dollars against those
who were principally responsible for
his captivity. Against Hugh Kvger.
who is wealthy, he obtained a verdict
for $4,000, and thirty thousand against
the following persons, viz: Messrs. A.
G, Ingraham, James L. Powell, <. G.
Riddle, William J. Riddle, Samuel
Shepherd, Jr., and Thos. d. Gotf.
Frank NJ. Wills and Geo. Allen
were indicted for the murder of
Baily Clevenger. Union soldier.
They were in the rebel service
at the timcof killing him, but went to
his home, called him out and shot him
in cold murder.
There is some oil excitement getting
up in Roane, in consequence ofthe dis
covery Of a decided oil spring on the
farm recently sold by a Mr.. Wyatt, near
Three Forks,
Rev. Jonathan Smith, the County
School Superintendent, is laboring Ell
GENTLY and energetically to get educa-
tional matters under way, and he is
rapidly succeeding even beyond ex-
Pectatton. He is represented to be n
very superior man for his position.
The wheat crop in Roane and the adj
jacent counties, as elsewhere, is not
good, but oats, corn and peaches are
all that could be desired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-01

THE iron men hold a meeting to-day
in Pittsburg, to take into consideration
the present NATURALLY depressed con-
dition of their business. The business
is not depressed as respects demand
for nails, for the demand is good for
this season of the year. 1t is the price
that is disproportionately depressed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-01

A NATIONAL temperance convention
will be held at Saratoga Springs on
Tuesday next. It is not to be dele
gate. convention, and associations will
not be represented. 1t originated with
several excellent old gentlemen who
intended to visit the Springs for recrea-
ton ut this time, and thought the OPP
portunity good one to call together
the leading friends ofthis reform. The
meeting will be pleasant one, without
doubt, and lift shall discoversome new
and more efficient methods of promot-
ing temperance, or of infusing new vi
tally and force into the old methods, it
will not have met in vain. .i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-01

The general crop news, so far aswe
see it, indicates falling off in the yield
ofwheat, but how much-is all guess
work SO far. The general testimony is
that corn, oats and potatoes promise
abundantly. A writer I'M the Pittsburg
Commercial of yesterday, who resides
near Steubenville, says of the crops in
that vicinity: .---------.----
The wheat on many farms in this
county. is very good, but there is great
complaint by many farmers Of damage
done by frost and frosty winds last win
ter, and in some localities by being part
ly winter killed. Others complain of
damage by weevil, or fly, or rust, and
some complain of blight, their wheat
not being well filled. Corn and oats
are good. Potatoes make a fine show
for an abundant crop, but fears are en-
tertained that if the weather continues
wet for some time, the potato rot may
set in and damage the crop more orless.
The hayicrop is very abundant all over
the county, but it is poor weather for
making hay. ., S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-01

A PILE of money was made in mess
pork at New York last week. One of
two operators made from two to three
hundred thousand each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-01
Married

At the residence OF Mr.. w. w. Forbes
Island, on Monday evening, July
BR0wE, OF steubenviile, Ohio, to Miss ESISt a
Forbes, of Wheeling, w. Va.
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nay eXlnllned :, nr,, c--J...,

DUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned, surviving
II partner. Of the ate firm Of Z. d. Wil,ms Co, WI
Ali AZ public sale at their at the foot Of West fhey'
inst e., Ne~.York FRIDAY, the Goth day OF June o
slant a, IL o'clock the Machinery Tools and other propss
~ Of said late m M remaining unsod consisting OF steam
Fnsinr Lsthes Planes Drill Presses Screw Presses ma
SAFE Osice Furniture &C., &C. A. SEYMOUR, J. n VAN
VECETEN.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven, 100 800 Ex,) llD IL IS (Ex }
800, (EI..) a43. 4. 70 and 800 (Ex,l p IA.
For Bndgcpo 100, 400, tEs.D ll.J0 a l2i5 (Er.D
40, (EX.,) a45, 40 aud 800 (EI.) p.
For Milford and STAFFORD 100. II 20 3t3, 49, p.
For Fairfield Southport and Westpor 100 iloa H. As
A0p IN.
For Norwak 100 300, EI) go ll.,ca IN 70. y tEI,)
Us. 40. $50, $50 (Ex,) p. IA.
For Darsn, 100, $50. li.Ds m. AS 40, 3.3opm.
For Greenwich, 100 go. ll.3Da m. 3t3 40 30 -
For Stamford 100, 400 tEI. s3o ll30 m l2l5 Ell
400, (Ex.) -, 40, $50, $50. 400 tEx.,) p. M -
For Port Chester and intermediate stations 100 800 llJD
C. m 3.i3, 40, $50, $50, 100 p. NJ.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield, 800 Ex,) 300 (EIl 400
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2i5. EI,) aoop m.
For Hartford and Springfield 800 tEIJ a. m. lEI.) 400
Hx.,) l2.l3 8tOp.
For Connrcucut River Railroad 6ooa (Ex) l2l5
TO Montreal. 800 y. III. to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fishk Railroad 500, EI)
For New Haven New. London and Stonlnston Railroads.
900 a. M. 10 u.s. 400 $50 p. IN.
For Canal Railroad, l2.l5 .. m. to Northampton.
For fiousstonic Railroad g. m. and p
For Naueatuck Railroad, 400 m, 400 p. IN.
For Dsnbury and Norwsk Railroad 100 $50 q IN. 40
p. IN. . -,
Commodious Sleeping Cars attached TO 800 p M train
JAMES III. HONT, Supt
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VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS..

We will oHcr for sale. tho SECOND DAY OF otiO-
BER 1865 pTemise. the valuable iron Properly known
"a THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS. with $40 acres
Land about good Farming Land cesred ard under
fence I'd the Cnmberlsud River my miles shove r
mouth in Lyon County, keniucky, embracing las- and
Machine Shop containing Ls,he. Boring and P.alns Ms
chimes with Boiler sni Engine to run separate ifon. WI,
with Gri.t Mil attached. large Warehops. Dry Goods
Store Brick Oce and large number 81 DweliBs Tor woft
men Also about forty thousand bushels OF Stone Coal and
silty thousand bushels Of Charcoal
The above Iron Works have been In successful operation M
number Of years and the reputation u the Iron fully e.ab
shed with capacity for sins hive oT' thousand 'un, 81
superior Charcoal Iron y-srunsu pssei by any uiinia
United States. Tbs fscies for obtaining fs
super essbs huent Ia the West there b-
three charcoal furnaces within 20 tire. miles ~ III.
Mil capable Of producing or eight thousand tan' 81
Zig Iron yearly. -
The se. for obtaining cheap supplies Of Corn. POrh and
other articles ale unsufpassed
shipment. Of Iron be made the mouth Of tho Cum
berland River al seasons q tho year.
TERMS OF SALE.
The Rolling NIL FORE spd Lands thereunto attached al
Tools embracing Mil Force and Blacksmith Tools and Weigh.
ing scales BE- sold credit Of two three aud
tour yesrs from date with approved security aud lien
tAined uuul the pIrcha-e money IL paid.
IL Understood that N" 9 the MIL lands aud M
take the woush iron and cast lion sonc
coal charcoal farming carpenter tools hey mules.
cattle hogs iron aud fixtures In oice
medicines ETC. and cash fair vAluAion disner
es,sd to fin sad youon In case they do not agree 10
cal IN third man.
The object q the sale Il cloe up said partnership ssroe
ably to the articles OF copartne..ip.
Capitalists wishing 20 invest In profitable Iron property
will DO well the where competent men VIII
be ready all times to show hc Iroperiy aud give
until d.y OF sale HiLLNAN BROTHERS..
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QuAarEas,srRn GxsxRsI's oFylcE.

QuAaTKRa,srRR GHsxRsLs OFpcE
WAsHIS0Toy, u. G., June D. 1865
SPECIAL SALE of SERVICEABLE
- DRAFT HORsES-By order OF the Quaremast-r-
currn there win be- sold. public auction, dsrng tho
month Of July 1905 at the times and place. named below
GlESBORO, ID. c.. MONDAY and SATURDAY Of each
week.
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July s.
EEW-YORK CITY. FRIDAY. July Z. and TUESDAY
and FRIDAY Of each week thereafter at the Governnent
stables corner Tenthavr aud Thirty hfthst.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, THURSDAY OF each week.
BALTIMORE, Md, WEDNESDAY, July H.
BALTIMORE, Md, WEDNESDAY, July @.
YOUNGSTOWN. pa, WEDNESDAY. July 5.
ELMlRA. N. Y. FRIDAY, July II.
LANCASTER, Pa. FRIDAY. July "a
TWO HUNDRED sERNICEAbLE DRAFT HORSES
EACH DAY
An opportunity TO purchase superior class Of Dram Horses
than their true value offered tho public.
The animals though sound and servc-abe,
qur-d the army and must be- sold The attention Of
ager, city railroads and is especially called to
these sales.
Horses sold singly. Sales 10 commence at 10 a. IN.
Terms, Cabin United s,atss currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig. Gen. In charge LIST Div. q. NJ O. O.
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Millinerp.
Gteamboats an0 RAILROADS..

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
IN foot Cortlandtst. for PBILADELPgIA aud II 80
a. m IL rn and q o. M and ~ midn ght; for BALTInoRE
and WAsmISer0s and l;J0 M, p. no, and IL mid
night Military Tickets not receivable In the p IN TAIN
Bor other PARTICULARS sec bills ~ oihcos-
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HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAIL-
i ROADSIDE and der MONDAY. June 5, trains for
Albany sad Troy connecting With Northern and Western
trains will leave Nev-York ~ follows;
7:JOs m-yis Hudson River Railroad, Thifi"th,t It., and
Tenth ave. connecting with aiEs for Saratoga and Sharon
spritss. 80
IL myia Harlem Railroad. Twenty ,lIths, and Fourth
ave. connecting with train. for saraosa sharon springs &c.,
sni AZ Chaihlm with train. for points East.
pm-Ns Hudson River kai road connecting with trains
for SarAtoga u
with train ior Montreal. with Sleeping Car attached
40 D. m-Iis Harlem Railroad, Sleeping Car attached a.
Albany. .
6p m.-yii Hudson River Railroad Sleeping Cas- from
Newly Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
This train runs Sundays.
1879 o. m--yia Hudson River Railroad. with Sleeping
Cars attached connecting at Albany asd Troy with m rnins
trains for North and West WM III. 'ANDERBlLT,
Vice President
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OuAKrgRnAsrKR. GENERALS OpFicy, FIRST DIVISION,
WAsHsGTos CTR, Jrnc 26 1858. :
GALE of GOVERNMENT H0RSES-Will
- BE- sold at public auction, during the mouth Of July.
1905 to the highest bidder the times and places named be-
low. VIZ:
BALTIMORE. MD. WEDNESDAY, Juiya
BlEsBORO, ID. g., THURSDAY. July6.
GIEsBORO d. C., FRIDAY, July :, and on TUESDAY.
THURSDAY. and FRIDAY Of each week thereafter.
YORK PA, FRIDAY. July
MIFFLINTOWS, PA. Friday, July 7.
wILLIAMspoRr, PA. WEDNESDAY,. July l,
READING. PA. FRIDAY, July H.
EAsTON, PA, TUESDAY, July IL.
BALTIMORE, MD, WEDNESDAY, July 10.
NEWPORT. PA, FRIDAY July 81.
POTTSvlLLE. PA, FRIDAY Jny 28
WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, July 20.
BALTIMORE ND. MONDAY, July d.
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each day.
for road and farming purposes many good bassans may be
had. Hcr..s sold ,ingly.
Sales to commence at 10 A. m.
Terms cash, in United States currency, -
JAMES A. EKiN,
Brew BRIG. Gen, In charge Fir,, Division q NJ. q. o.
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1 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will
i 4 leave James clip, new YORK rs follows:
$500 a. Ore-npot Mail and Passenger Train stopping at
all Way Stations and connecting with Glen Hood, Rosyn aud
Hampstead rrhns
lO.Da m Syo..e, Train, stouins a, oil Way Stations
$3.50 p Greenport Express, connecting with Ro'lyn.
Glen Head and Hens and stopping al Stations east Of
Ilick.y!e @xcep, ON Saturdays. which days frtra
Train will leave at making al the connections to Farm
gda which days the Express will not stop between
Jamaica and Deer Park.
$40 D. Syossst Passenger Train and all Way Stations
ceptine Glen Head and Roslyn.
$50 2. IA. For North lsIp, Hampstead Glen Head and
Rosyb. .
On sunday Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point at as
a NJ for Yaphsnk and all inferno diate Stations
o. CHARLICk, Pre- sident.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WI PANY-toot Of b1fs yst.-On aud siser June H.
Morning ml trains for Haetrsown aud intermediate sta
tions will esvs $3.50 Mail fIprrs. ior all siaous
west OF Miburn at t;lO p. Moristown Express At
). SCuOCH, Assistant Superintendent.
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NORTHERN X. r., of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Trains leave jersey City for Pismont at $500 M e;s
in Is p.n and i:,2 and 6:23 On Saturday,
II rs o. In The y:3 m. and 4ll p. ~. through to
Nonsey. TH0S. w. pEMAREST Superintendent
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ERIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot

ERIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot
IL ii Chanibers.t, via Psvonis Feuy: -,
III. Day kIpess for tansndAigns koeh-s'sf bunsio
SalAm.aa. bunAo with ls.hs shore
and Grand Tunk Railway and At Salamanca Nth AnAniis
ADD Great W..isfa Railway. , 90,
1850 q m. MIN and way Train daily to Oisvins
10 a. M Erpr,ss Mail. Tor Buffalo connecting win LAKE
Shore Railway.
4em, Way Trails. fr Port Jer,s and Nswbursh-
3D. IA. MINT Express Tor CanAndasaa Rochester buffalo
Salamanca sld West . -, ~.
6pm lightning Express, daily, 70, Canandsisns Roches'
ter, Buffalo Salamanca, Dgntnt and Nc.s CONNECTS ..
saIarnsnca with Atlantic and Grrst We.trrn Railway -
m Ensf Train. daily for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
kiIk and West - . - -, d. -,
WV Il. BARR, Genl Pass Agent, New York
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QrARrxRxAsTgR GENERALS OFFICE,
WAshis0Toy, ID. c. June !, 1855. '
CPECIAL SALES of SERNICEABl-E
- DRAFT HORsEs.-By direction OF the Qnart'rmaster
G.uer. there will be sold 1T Poole Auction 10 tie highest
blider at the times and places named below. via;
GTESBORO, ID. C., MONDAY, June 5. 1865.
GiEsBORO, %. C., SATURDAY, juno 10, 1865
GIEsBoRo, D. G, MONDAY, June " 1902 zoe,
WILLiAMsPORf. PA, SATURDAY, June II, Lees
wESTCHEsTER, PA, SATURDAY, Juns IL; 1853.
OIEsBORO b. C., SATURDAY. June H. l163.
GiEsBORo, d. C., MONDAY, Jans 10. 1873
GIEsBORO. ID. C., SATURDAY, yupo "a 1853
PHILADELPHIA, PA. SATURDAY, Jgne ~ l6sa
GIESBORO. D. C., MONDAY, June %, 1863
PITTSBURGH. PA, SATURDAY, July lsea.
OIEsBORO, n. C., SATURDAY, July 1908
Two hundred sERyICEABLE DRAFT HORSES at each
place. ma H..
An opportunity purchase superior class Of Dram horses
AZ Y go tnau their truo value al ord 10 the public.
Tn. snma though sound and svryeeabe no longer re-
anlrsd h the army and be sold The attention OF man
ssr Of city railroads and Of manufactures Is especially called
10 tLess sales. 81.
Horse. sod singlv sses to commence ut los In Terms
Cash IN United States currency.
Steamboat for Giesbofo will leave Seventh st. wharf,
w Washington, every hour from g m. 10 p IN
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig Gen In charge. First Division, .. NJ. q. o.
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Uentistrn.

TEETH EXTRACTED positively without
the knowledge Of the patient under NITROUS GAS by
DR. WAIT sen at 80 cents each. corner Fourth ave and
Twenty hrss Refers to Rev DR.: Ferris Chancellor New.
1oh University; bra Pond Halock. Baldwin and Gichr
Teeth inserted and filed n mp derats terms.
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Me0iral.

NOTICE.-The Office for RECORDS ES-
~ SERGE or LIFE will rem0ve to No. "a LIBERTY.ST.
ON the 1t OF July. This remedy debility in four weeks
Price 80 and case. Circular receipt Of four
s;sfn2a PHILIP ROLAND. sole Agent-
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Drn Goods.

A Il. STEWART a. Co.
IA ARE PREPARED TO FIT OUT
STEAMSHIPS, SAILING VESSELS, RIVER
STEAMERS, YACHTS, SLEEPING
COACHES,
HOTELS, CHURCHES, PRIVATE DWELL
INGS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS
WITH
BEST HAIR MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS ASb holsters
BLANKETS QUILTS, SHEETS,
TOWELS AND NAPKINS
DRAPERlES LACE CURTAINS,
DRUGGETs, BRUSSELS AND
VELVET CARPETS.
&c, &c, &C
Orders In this line solicited from all parts Of the country.
They will he executed promptly and a, tho lowest market
rates.
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Sen. free by mail on receipt Of price.
VICTORY AT LAST!
TRAMP! TRAMP TRAMP
See the New Book OF
CHOICE POPULAR SONGS,
OUT THIS MORNING!
q BEADLES'

DIME SONG BOOK No. TO!
COMPRISING among many others the following new compo-
sitons viz: Tramp Tramp Tramp Victory at Last Wants
60 Go Home or MaIimisn's Lament; jeff In Peicoais;
Famous Oil Farms; Pat Malloy Richmond Is oursi Wake
Nicodemus; Grants the Man. Gen. sherman and His Brave
Boys in Bue Its All Ur in Dxie shermnns March to the
Sea; My Pretty QusdIoon; Coming Home OF the Cruel al
is Overs Putting Airs. Tie SoaT Apple Tree; Lay Die
Down and Save the Flag-kc.. 6c.
rvA, BEADLE COMPANY are the recoznized pub
fishers of words Of Songs issued by leading music publish
s their Song may regarded the only ones in the
market which embrace the avorte copygh Songs by
che mos. popular nscomposrr.
Ready for delivery OF 10 o'clock this informing.
Sold by all Newsdeslers sent postpaid on receipt
pnee-TEN CENTS
BEADLE l. COMPANY. Publishers,
No. ll8 Willian-st., New.York
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, General Agents
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WANTED to Purchase-A Wooden Mil, with
W from three eigh, Of maohincryi narrow Cromp
ton Looms preferred. situation must Us near railroad OF
nays gable stream. Address Manufacturer, Box No. 3ss'
L. o., New York
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OuAaTRRMAsrgR GENERALS OFPIca(
Washington u. C., June 10. 1865. !
SPECIAL SALE of SERVICEABLEM MULES
~ by order OF the Ouirtrnaser General there will DO
sold at public auction, under the direction Captain L.
Lowry Moore A. O. NJ. to the highest bidder, at the
and place named below, viz;
NEw.YORK CITY, WEDNESDAY. June 49, 1855.
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July s. 1868.
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY. July IL. 1868.
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1868.
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July d. 1865.
TWO HUNDRED sEENlCEABLE MULES each day.
Many Of them bought In the beginning OF the
young mules accompanied the armies in all their marches
and camps aud thoroughly broken hardened by exercise
gentle and familiar nom being long surrounded by the
soldiers.
Though sound .eryceabe they longer required
IN the army and be purchased OF these sales at far less
than their True value The attention Of brick merchants and
farmers IL especially invited.
Mules sold singy. Sale commence at 10 o'clock m,
and will be held the Government Stables Tenth
and Thiry-third-st.
Tems-casAIn United States currency;
BIeyst Brig ecu. In charge, First pwi,ion, u NJ 60.
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NETWORK and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMMER ARRANJEMENT. 1868
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1868

Passenger Station IN New Twenty Seventh It,
and fouIthuvs. Entrance on Twenty soyenthst
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EW AMERICAN SKIRT.

NEW AMERICAN SKIRT.
~ r. s. OTfS'S New aud Novel LADIES HOOP SKIRT,
the most styh durable. and neatly finished Skirt made,
combining three promnsn. and entirely features; let
the douby occurred hustle pad I'd the clasp joining the
springs together 3D. the In which the springs
secured clasp Secured By letters patent Of Che United
States Manufactured by the AMERICAN SKIRT Co.. No.
loo Orangest Brooklyn, y. Y.
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TUE WEBER PIANO.FORTE


4 and Upright PIANOS. MELODEONs. HARMO
NUNS and CABINET ORGANS. Wholesale and retail a
reduced price, To let, and rent allowed purchased Monthly
payments received for the Second hand pianos a, bar
gains from $50 f225 Factory aud wsrerooms No. 70
Broadway. Cash paid for second hard Pianos.
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS
sESGER TRAINS LEAVE HEW.1oRk: va, ne - Er !,
TO CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
connecting; with railroad. for al'prncps cities In the wet
Ih, road IL being extended and will be In compes
running order 10 Mansfield Gallon Urbsas Dayton, Cncn.
natl ard 81. Louis without brea. Of gauge ,.,,,r,,
T. n GOODMAN Gen Ticket Agt, III. Y sWtEIskh
" Mexd,ille Pa General Slpl
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At DE PERCEVALs, No. Gj7 BROAD
N wAY-Al kinds Of CLildrens Coats and suits.
Dresses Sacks Blankets Coreis Chemses Infants Waists,
Aprons, Bibs Babies Caps, Spencers, &c.
Ladies' Embroidered Ch-mise iokes, Nighgown fokes.
Ladies' Ready made Under Carmen,s vaote. Of Handker
chiefs. - 49,
Initials aud Coats OF Arms Embroidered Handkerchief,
Table Linen and Bed Clothes
Rald ngs Cotton and silk EInbroderes made 10 order.
Stamping Fmbroideres aud Grading executed perfectly
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no PLEASURE SEEKERS-FOR LAKE

YNO PLEASURE SEEKERS-FOR LAKE
i sUPEROR-Op. Of the and magnificent steamers
METEOR and PEWABlC viii leave Cleveland, Ohio every
MONDAY At D NJ. aud Detroit, Mich. every TUES
DAY, at D. m and Port Sarnia every TUESDAY at 10 2
nnronaed on this continent Tho best "SPECkLED
TR0UTr fishing the world and nowhere can the lNVA'
LID reaze snch substantial benefit IN the cool dy ana IN
yigorniins climate OF LakaSupeor IL also the CHEAP
Est TRIP" offered being only about cent, per mile winch
state rooms and meals For nformston or securing OF
room, apnly to GARRETSON Co., Cleveland Ohio; }.
r. WHITING & Co., Detroit Mich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-29
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER; FITGmBuRdi IN, EAS sl
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new and .iaunch steamers OF the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NEWfO
leave New orb daily fsnndays excepted at o'clock
IRON Pier No. 70 North Rvcr foot Of Vestryst
FOR NEW LONDON, ,
th.r, connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the
above points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wor
eete Worcester and Nashua and New London and Nohefn
Railroads. -
Of r. ). MARTIN. Agent, on the Pier.