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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Gorses, Carriages, sc.

CARRIAGES for SALE immense stocS
~ now in the three lATse wsrrrooIns entts,oes ~ ~ ~
Broadway and No l6 Crosby-st., will be 90 ~ g.y 70
C. WITTY. No. 40 Broadway
EENTLEMEN wishing Carriage uorSes
" 8OARDED for IN. Wintrr can hnd Recommendations ey
no,, ~ ",,, a;,.o,t "a n BoI No +oJ Nrwbush ~ L.,
stain, feed ,,,sn,ion and ererci.o to be required
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
WINTER GARDEN.
w Stage Manager..................Mr. j. o. Hsn!sy.

Nv WlNIER GARDEN.
w Stage Manager J. O. HsnAy.
trHIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE
NEW YORK HRRALD)
M Stuart is grateful in being enabled to announce that
JOHN BROUGHAM
will appear fox
SIX NIGHTS
more the 18TH iih 18TH Cth 18th and 18th Of November
being positively bis - -
LAST NIGHTS.
In each Of which be vii! sppea in his comedy, aere4
from the Game Of Love-" entitled
FLIES IN THE WEE"
With the following east.
Mr. CORYDON FOXGLOvE.....Mr. JOHN BROUGHAm
PEN Weldon VI u Veioor
Jec b Chnhb. BIZ W = <au'
Alice Drvpresus.
Phpbe angle.
S'"acO', y"
After which the famous farce o.
HI, LAST LFGS' a.sx,.
FELIX O'CALLAGAHtN.....Nr JOHN BkoUOhAM'
Doors open :! commence ct 3 O'clock =,
Seats may be secured for any the six nights on Monds
Nov H.
win resune his engggenent e-dd IN the u de Oh sueee~s
aud will appear in his great inpeuona,i ion oi
BOB BRIEFLY,
in the ,r.yr ,,,y
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Dantlre Ataocmles.

nE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, No:
IL 50 Mest Fonrr~nih .si.--Opcn WIDNf1lA1s snd
SATURDAYS. Ludrst.i. Children at 4 Ls'nins classes
uA
I II. Searing's Private Dancing Academy
~ p. fourh1vr Twenty tLri ~ t'srt Jog ''ir
on N.dneldi.a aud ~lillass ~ otocs i'f "fn''tttA
Tlrsdlys aHI rlsy. q oi "a. Lctsons every iaF'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
I'D Director. or......................MAX MARETZEK.
ITALIAN OPERA.

trur EsTABLIsHNESr DOES NOT ADVERTISE ~ TEE
YORK HERALD.b
ON THURSDAY EVENfNG, Nov. 49, at u,
FrGHTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT,
VIII be- presented Verds most celebrated opera,
FRNANI, FRNANf,
with the that usiacaly recetveI
It's production in New. York.
on SATURDAY EvENTyG. Nov. IS,
GRAND EXTRA MIGHT.
CRISPINO L. LA COMARE.
NOTICE TO SUBSCPI FRS.
Subscribers desrous OF retaining their for the sHtre
ni,ht respectfully requested give notice al the Boz
Office before Wednesday next.
The sale of Reserved Seats and Tickets for ERNANI wiK
commence THIS MORNING. and for CRlSPINO en- WE'D
NGSDAY MORNING, in Brooklyn, the Box oicc Of tho
ACADEMY, and in NewYork at Root Anthony Co.'S, No.
Nassau.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

fTug EsrABLpnMESr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TER
NEw.YoRK HERALD)
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
November 10th, nth and 18th.
VALUABLE PIN ATE IIRRANY nf tho
RY f. T. WILLS-AUCNoN NOTICE.

- No % .urrav-st- SALE OF Glassware Earii
ware. Chna Fancy ooc-, ~ ESpAN. Nov - 10
O'clock comprising s--e ssormeut abo COO doz. Shtisid
Table Gallery
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
HAVE YOU sEEN IAlNES BROS NEW

TIlNfSl lfu0t 10 tTfU u 0nce % Toe insru'
rtufrr. NO 10 Srcou Fave Tweuiytf.i - 1hry are
sndd Piano. 8. nodrrhtc pcs. y. B~Pianos TO fenI,
and frt nlInmrd on puIchase.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
8alcs bn Aurtion.
ROoK TRADE SALE ROOMS; No. 4os

November 18th, lith and 18th. at p. m, each day
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION of HARE
COINS AUTOGRAPHS and CONTINENTAL MONEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

trHu EsTABLIsBNEvr DOES NOT ADVERTISE ~ TEE
sEw.y0RK HERALD.l
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-13

f. & p. M. RAILWAY, CHANGE OF
TrME.-On Monday, Dec. 18th, trains
will run as follows:
For Detroit $3.50 A. NJ, mail.
For Detroit p. NJ, freight and
accommodation.
From Flint 1870 A. NJ, freight and
accommodation, arriving at East Sag
NAV, 1910 A. M.
From Detroit 1890 A. M, mail,
arriving at East Saginaw, 4:05 =. M.
MAILs.-Under the new time table
mails arrive at the East Saginaw Post
Office as follows:
From DETROIT, and all
places out Of the State, 1920 A. NJ. 30 =. NJ
All other Mails by Railway, .......,4 so p. M
SAGINAW CITY,. ..........."630 A NJ
BAY CITY, $500. .................l p. M
MIDLAND, .............. r. NJ
MAILS CLOSE.
For DETROIT aud all
places beyond, .''.........7 81 "A. NJ, IL NJ
All other Mails by Railway, 730 A. NJ
MIDLAND. ................ .....7 A. M
BAY CITY, ...''.''....... .......7 A M.
SAGINAW CITY, .................4 p. NJ.
Post office hours, from 1880 A. M.
to 1870 p. NJ, open Saturday till $3.50
p. M. Office not open on Sundays.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-13
STAND FROM UNDER.
Read this List of Prices to the Bot

ItOdu Iuib l4iSb VI = AiSoo W shS &SOs
tom.
DEERING & Son are selling Linen
Hdkfs for IL ! cts.
DEERINe & SoN are selling Lawn
Hdkfs. for 10 cts.
DEERING G. SoN are selling good fast
colored Prints for 81 cts.
DEERINe & SoN are selling Alapacas
for 81 J cts.
DLERINa & SoN are selling bleached
Cottons for 20 cts.
DEERING & SoN are selling heavy
white Rid. Hose. for 81 ! cts.
DEERINa & SoN have by far the besl
and largest assortment OF Gloves and
Hosiery in the city,
DEERINe & Son have q full line of
Boots and Shoes of all sizes, forall sexes
and all classes, and are selling lower,
a good deal, than the usual price.
DEERING & Son are selling heavy
Under Shirts and Drawers for only
$1.25.
DEERINo & Son are giving the Old
Fogy school of Store Keepers's Fits.
DEERING & Son will sell you more
goods for the money than 'any other
man." in Saginaw.
DEERINe's place is on the corner OF
Cass and Genesee SITS. East Saginaw.
n331ti
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-13

FoR EVERY DAY UsE.-There Is no truer max
i'm than that, prevention is better than cure"
PLANTATION BITTERS
Should always be used whenever the first SYMPTOM
Of desease Is felt. Heartburn Cold feet Pain in
the Back Low spirits and indigestion are the sure
forrunners of Dyspepsia and other horrid night
mare Diseases.
For all such smtoms PLANTATION BITTERs are
a certain and ready relief An Immediate good
effect is always felt from the first trial They are
easy to procure, pleasant to take, and sure to do
good
"Never give up; ii is wiser and bettor ID,
Always W hope, than once to despair;
PLANTATION BIrrERs break ennupS fetter.
And drive out the demons of sickness and care
Fatigued, overworkd men, merchants, students
and all persons whose occuprtion wears out the
body and racks the brain, find in PLANTATION
BIT-ERs
EXHAUSTED NATURES GREAT REsToRER.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-13
SONG.

oh, the Ladies sure will go,
Where they know
That they are sure to find
Goods suited to their mind,
So they will.
It's nothing but their right,
And sure its been delight
To show our handsome styles,
While the witching creatures smile.
AS they do.
When they scan a Ribbon rare,
To ornament the hair,
Or for trimming up hat,
They say what's the price o. thatp
So they do.
But our prices are so low,
That they never can say no;
But order us to measure,
While they enjoy their Leisure.
AS they know how to do.
Sure, our Beaver Hats are gay,
The "Glengarys" are an fat,
And the Central Parks, are pearls,
For staid matrons or fair girls
So they are.
My eyes, how quick they go,
Cause they cost so very low,
Two dollars is the price,
And we'll trim them in a trice.
So we will.
Black Ribbons soaked in oil,
Have raised a great turmoil.
Price so low, off they go,
In q grand continuous flow.
So they do.
Feathers, Red and White and Blue
Feathers Black and Purple, too;
Feathers rich and Flowers rare,
:. In short, tbs FAsHIoN's FAIR,
AT our store,
Cor. of Cass and Genesee Streets,
East Saginaw. DEERISo & SoN.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-13
Chr q o II + TER.
wednesday. December Is. 1895.

EEwe publish to the exclusion
of about everything else, the eighth,
and a portion of the ninth chapter OF
ex-President Buchanan's book-shall
publish the remainder of the ninth
and the eleventh chapter next week.
Whatever the personal or political
feelings of any toward the Old Public
Functionary, all must admit that his
exposition of the events Immediately
preceding the war-which have been
so persistently misrepresented--is
clear, dispassionate, and so fortified
by documentary testimony that its
correctness cannot be disputed. The
chapters given are invaluable for ref
erence, and for this reason we deem
the space they take we'll occupied.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-13
"a sunbeam broken by a rill,

IHUuBn IOsti II UuI sunOchm SUI,
Bait those rich, rare and radient
fabrics for the ladies, at SrEvENs, Pool
81 Co.'S though as beautiful in color
ing effect, almost, as the unsubstan-
tial glimmer of sun on stream or
moonlight on musk-rat's nest, have
yet warmer merit for these cold, cold
days.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-13

SrAaEs.-A. w. Gates has put on a
line of first class four horse coaches
between here and Bay City, which
leave each point morning and after
noon, running in connection with L.
& p. M. Railway. He also continues
the daily line to Midland, and we are
informed will establish third route
TO connect with st. Charles. Gates is
the right style of man for new
country and his enterprises should be
literally encouraged, as they are an
advantage to all concerned.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-13

SHIvERY, SnAKEY.-The weather
took an immense cold Tuesday night
last, mercury went down with rush,
river froze up solid, and contrary to
the representations of weatherwise,
prophet, seer, Indian, haitian, cor any
other man." winter set in without the
usual preparatory dissemination of
s'fall rains"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-13
MARRIED.

AT the residence Of the brides father ON tho
l4ih inst by the Rev. Mr. cowLEs, Capt w. A.
LEWIS, late Fof the 23d Mich, Vol Inf, and
Miss SARAH J. McKsIGHT, all Of East Saginaw.
Well done, brother Gus. We concur wiehing
you and yours most ample blessings for all time.
At the Congregational Church, December l4th,
by Rev. CowLEs, Mr. H. STALKER and Miss
AMANDA LITTLE, all Of East Saginaw.
And you, too, Frelinghuyscn and Amanda, have
done well, aud may God bless you.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-13
DISSOLUTION NOTICE..

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the firm
IN of WILKIN a CO, Clothing Merchants at
Bay City, Mich the firms of @. ii WILKIN a
CO, Clothing Merchants, and WILKINS a
MACK, Goalers in Hats and Caps, and WEAVER
a WILKIN, Dealers in Boots and Shoes, all at
Fact Saginaw, Mich. arc this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Charles ii. Wilkin. n member Of
each of said firms, having retired from each Of
said firms. The clothing business at Bay City
viii hereafter be carried on by Frank @. Wikn
and Sanford v. Wikin, under the name of wikn
Co. The clothing business at East Saginaw by
Frank q. WiIkin, The Hat and Cap business by
James Mack and Frank G.. Wilkin, under the
firm name Of Wilkin d Mack. The Boot and
Shoe business by James A. Weaver and Frank q
Wilkn, under the firm name Of Weaver a
Wilkin.
Dated East Saginaw, Mich
CHARLES ii. WILKIN,
FRANK q. wILKTN,
JAMES A. WEAVER.
SANFORD V. WILKIN.
East Saginaw, November rs, 1865.
Au persons having claims against either Of the
above named firms are requested TO present the
same for payment, and all persons indebted 10
either Of The above firms are respectfully request
cd to call end pay tho same 330N6
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-12-13

MAsoNIc.-At regular convocatioI
of Saginaw Valley Chapter No 81, o
Royal Arch Masons, held at Masoni
Hall East Saginaw, Thursday evening
December 7, the following officer
were elected for the ensuing year:
w. L. WEBBER-H. p.
w. J. BARTow-K.
GEO. G. SANBoRN-S.
L. w. LYoN-C. II.
/. M. SMITH p. s.
GEo. G. WARNER-R. n. c.
S. +. KEELER-M Sd y.
G. +. JOHNSON IT. ed J.
FRED Z. HoYT-M. 1St y.
o. i. MASON Treasurer.
G. F. MARsKY-Secretary.
+. HERpEL.-SentBel
l.. S. LENnEIM,
MARK HoDsoY, Stetcards.
II. IL. WEIDEMANN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
Gorses, Carriages, Sc.
ouAArrx.A,rxs. GENERALS orricr. frnsr DIVE.

QuAATzRYAsrEs GENERALS Orricr. FIRsr DTvs.
WAsHIsGros ITY, ID. e., March 10, l oS
CAVALRY HORSES! ARTILLERY
~ HORSES, MULES, - HORSES, suitable for the
Cavalry and Artillery service will be received at uesboro
Depot in open .srksi, I'll sAy 1872 b. Capt Geo l.
Browning, a. q NJ.
MULES In lots oftwenty fve more, will be received Ia
this city in open market til May 1906, by Capt c. H.
Tompkins Assitsn corner Twenty second
anil GsIeets
animal, DO subjected to the usua Government nsPec
ton before being accepted.
Specification, follows Cavalry hoes must be sound in
all PARTICULARS well broken; IN fall e.h aud good condition
u.s. sixteen (lt9 hands high irou five 3 TO
nine W year, Old and well adopted In every to cavalry
purposes Horses between niue 9 and ten o) OF sgo
II sh vigorous sprelly and heal ny. may b, accepted"
Artillery Homes BE- Of dark color sound in all parcu
lars strong quick and active. well broken snd troers
IN harness. In good nesb and condition from sr 90 ~ ten OD
years old not less than hetn and ono half 3t hands high
each Hoe weigh not less than hundred and y 0e0
pounds.
Mule, must te over two ~ years ofase strong stout
pact wei developed animals not less than fourteen hands
high Ia fol- health fee from every blsnish def, which
would unit them for work. and must have shed tbs
four mont collie teeth and developed the corresponding four
permanent teeth. two In each jaw
These speefesons will DO strictly adhered to, and risdy
epsoSced In every paIticIar
Hours u inspection. from a. m. TO p. IN.
Price, Cavalry Iorse, hundred aud eighty i've dollars
($lBS; Artillery Horses. hundred and ninety dollars
(Sl1O; Mule, hundred and npey 1--we dollars Slg3l
Payment viii be msle ct this office.
PTevet Dhgade-- General In charge,
Flr,t Division, Y. NJ. q. D.
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AsutrAyr QuARrERnAsrKRs OYucH,
No. tsl EIonrn AVE-, NrwYoax. March 9. 1855 )
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WANTED.-l will purchase la open market all horses
that may be- presented aud inspection at the Government
stables on Thirty Gths Tonhave, until further
tic~, ~ follows;
Cavalry horses to 10 years old Is to 10 hands high
Artillery horso 70 10 years Old ~ hands Ligh and
J. 100 pounds. and DARK color
Price for cavalry horses S7, Price for artillery horses
$780, Payable N such funds may be frnisbed BY the Gov
eminent l.. L. MOORE. Capt and 4. " III.
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Goal, Sc.
CCHUYLKILL COAL.


SCHUYLKILL COAL. .r
NOTICF-Thc under gned hereby respectful notify thss
friends and tho public that the leases n N he New OK snA
Sciuylh Coal Company formerly the Foles Improvements
Company under which they have operated groaq
ia SchuyA County, Pa having seyeFay expires
by Limitation of The AID the Company having i-srs
engage in mining and selling Coal the business WI
herssner DO Conducted by said Company.
Ia making this ANNOUNCEMENT the uudergred cee 70 70
their t. their sue
toners and friends FOX the liberal paousse extended to he
daring the LIST % years and 10 solicit cortuuanee q the
same In favor OF the %EWYORK end SChufLklLk
COAL COMPANY in which their senior aud will e'n'ass
CHARLES A. HECKsCHER Co
No. Is SoUthst, New.iork February, 1865.
THE NETWORK AND scHUYLKyLL
COAL COMPANY.
once. No IS South. . New York. and No. 81 ws.nat.
Pliade ph.a
MOSES TAYLOR SAMUEL SLOAN
CHAS. \. HECKsCHER, o. WILSON DAVIS.
JOHN J. PHELgs, WILLIAM Z. WARREN,
RICHARD HECKSCllER.
oFyickRs:
O. WILSON DAVIS, President.
WILLIAM +. WARREN. Treasurer and Secretary
W. W. DUfFIELD, Resident Manager at "ooir:S
Schuyiki County.
NOTICE-Referriny 20 the annexed card TIE New fcrs
and schuylk Con pAny announce that having ASSUMED Ge
been operated BY Mess Charles A Hecsscler Co.. they
are now prepared 10 fr the delivery darins the az
suing year from their wharf NO lt at Kichmoud on ~
Delaware River Philadelphia OF their superior WaiS
and Red A.h sehuyki Coal Orders societies.
March II, 1853. q. w. DAVIS, PTendenI
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OTP.os oY THz sTREyr CoMsIssioSKg,
2J1 RNADwAr,

231 BRADwAr,
VNO CONTRACTORS Proposals inclosed in
L u,easd envelope indorsed with the tito OF the WORK.
and with the u bidder written thereon viii DO
oeved ,hi, office uh.l "Wednesday, March 30 1862 OF
eleven o'clock a. M.
For rebuilding the outer portion Of Pier No FL North
River
Blank forms Of proposas og"thrr with the specification.
and seenont be obtained at ills Oice-Da,ed Street
Department, ew-York, March 10, 1908.
CHARLES q. CORNELL. Street Commissioner.
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HAPPY RETURN
sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

IN THE NETWORK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE j.
published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and contains al
the Editorial articles merely local in character; Literary
Reviews and Art Crsms Letters from OR large corps OF
correspondents Foreign and Domestic Letters special
and Associated Press Te'eerlplic pspaches cheis ana
complete Summary of Foreign and Domestic New Exclg
sve Reports Of the Proceedings s the FrmeF Club Of the
American Institute Talks about Fruit and other Horticultural
and Agcntura! Information; Stock, financial Caue Dry
Gcods General Market Repors which published in
THE DAILY TRIBUNE. 1t frequently contains articles
which the great pressure Of advertisements VIII not permit US
20 put In the Daily Edition. THE SEMI-WEEKLY
IRiBuSE also gives in the OF veal, THREE or
Rofth a
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Corporation NoiitrS.

nocKS aud SLIPS. HOUSES. MARKET
~ CELLARS. aud other property belonging u tie Cor
porion u the City Of new iOrs, " be LEASED q Pubic
Auction.
Notice Ia hereby given that the Comptroller viii.
THURSDAY, tth April, l.s' q, 10 o'clock at the
City Hal le,.e bid. public auction. Docis sni Sp-
Uon.es r.af. and other Corporation property, Tor
tern OF year, from the hnt day Of May, los
Catoylc. containing tho dssrpon location and terms o
may b. bad upon spple.lsn 20 the coleoio, Of CITY
Revenue at thl. Office. MATTHEW l. BRENNAN.
Comp,Iolcr.
Cir on SAv York. DEPaRrsRsT OF FsASoE.
CospTHoLLEhs OYyIcE, March .. laos.
EERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION.-At
i tho City Hall THURSDAY April g. 1863, a, 10 o'clock
~ will be sod Public Auftion Ia he hsLs, bidder with
adequate security Tor term OF Ien iesrs from tie lat day of
Nay. ift5.
IN. Lease Ferry established from the foot OF
Whitehall stree, to Staten Island.
Tie l-se Of the Franchise 81 the Ferry established
from tie loot Of Barrel suect to HoboSrn Nsw-Jersey
The s,,e Of the sIchse OF the Ferry established
from tho foot Of T.nhsiree East RIVER to Cr.enPoni
Lons Issnd. -, III, ~ =,
Tie ,od srerol Ftvy Lea"s viii be sod with all .hs
rights, privilege and sivsngs thereof belonging 10 the Cor
poraiion Of tie ~ OF New York.
Terms aud conb. Of stlo be had on tPpthtion at
tbs Comptroller Ofics.
BY order OF tie Goa missioner. ofthe Sinking Fund
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller
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Mem pnbIifatlot'a.
THE NEW TAX LAW

THE NEW TAX LAW
THE AMENDMENTS MADE TO THE o. D. EAoiSh
TAX LAW BY the Ia. Congress, wii %
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
4, n,in.sa word 70, word from the Ohicial Copy
-, FILL EXPLANATORY NOTES. Prico Is cents
Sent sv mail. prepaid, upon receip. price
AI.o, the ORIGINAL TAX LAW. to which the above "
ho Amendment Price so The two together sent Tor
co cents. Addres. j. s. yOoIEs No. 20 Na''aust N H.
., BAKER GOODWIN, Printing House.Squnre. n. II
A NEW WORK by the Author OF HELD
n IN BONDAGE; or, GRANVILLE De VlGNE''
Just Published:
STRATH NJ O II E,
OR. WROUGHT By HIS OWN HAND.
pY "ouIoA~
Author Of Held in Bondage; or, Granville dc 'isne'"
One VOL. llmo. 90 PIP. P1ico W. III -.
For sale BY all Booksellers, or will be sent by mai On
receip. Of price. ,,o,,,.co,r =, 10 pn,u.ho,.
Philadelphia
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JENRY II. LEEDS & MINER, AUCTION

QuARTEEnAsrER- q KsERAJs QYyox, fIHsr DIvDIos,
WAsHiSGT6S CisY. March /. DO, )
GALE Of CONDEMNED HORSES.-Will be
- sold public auction the highest bidder 81 Ciesooso
ID. c. on TUESDAY, March :, 1855.
TUESDAY, March IA, 1905.
TUESDAY, March 81, 1865,
TUESDAY, March g. l065,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH DAY.
These horses have been condemned unfit for the cavalry
service OF the army.
For road aud farming purposes many good bargains may be
had.
Horses sold rngy. Sale 10 commence at 10 Terms
cash, la. United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel In charge frs. Division QuaTternss,er Generals
Office.
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T'ODD * RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mer
,h.nt, No tDeys, wosA. Psterson, y. J. manufsc-
,r. sni portable Fngnes snd Boiler. az Hemp
Tos O az. end HoIs MscLnefy MA OsAiins sHsis1ss se
CEWING MACHINES. All the best SEW
- i:G.MACalNEs tnswi foi SAf.R and TO ktNr. Also,
Mselia.s bsaxht. exchanged AMI repaired.
=. II DIAMOND. No 3p Broai~sy n y.
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urn GOODS.

GRAND OPENING Of
" NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
on MONDAY, MARCH 20,
80 TO 20 PER CENT lower PRICES THAN
we could have purchased them 70! 40
OUR STOCK viii embrace ALL TIE LATEST NOV
ELITES IMPORTED ~ VIZ * fEYroN No. IA Bower,
EALL IN GOLD! FALL In GOLD!
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
SILKS. SILKS, SILKS.
On MONDAY March 90 we will offer two large invoGe
Of SILKS purchased at the great auction sales OF "Wednesday
and Thursday at I'll immense tedue'ioh'
BLACK eros DE RHINE SILKS at 81 md slg &, 81.
BRILLIANT 1usrrn rLS Sla I siThS and
PARIS TAFFErAs q. ss,o - %. ,-,a,s
PARIS AND LYONS GGR iSs GRAIN SILKS r.,a
NJ FRANCE and pnAr TIE 81 fYo S $ SILKS
PLAID slLtS y 80. sse,, g, e s' aud u ~
IL All III, fh,cnablc shades Of GREENS
BLUES PURPLES and bko"SS q, "a and inward
.se. vii, and the cheapest silks In the city at our store
the present week. w. PEYToN,
No. IA BOWERY. NEAR HoOsIoN-o-.-
NALL IN GOLD! FALL IN GOLD!
L GOOD NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE.
TREMENDOUS FALL IN PRICES OF DRY GOODS
ON MONDAY. MARCH 20.
WE SHALL SELL
NEW PRINTS q. loc. Prire on. month ago. $50
NEW pELAINEs. at zoe. Price one month s:o. Nc
v.ppwIDE BLEACHrD SHIFTING. MUsLISs. .. zoe.
Frce one month ago &c
yir,. quality PAPER MUsLINs a. eOc. yard
HEAVY SCOTCH GINGIAMs =, &c. sy,'i-
WHITE ana coLoREp CORSET JEANS (ben quality,
25c SOLD two weeks ago at 'Oc'
"a HEAvY.BLEACHED sHEETTNo ct 7'c. Price two
weeks ago, 81 ~
TIcKINGs. LISENss DAH S,,sks ToW nE ,srny
REDUCED IS to 20 PER CENT.
W. X. rEyToS.
No n, BowERY.
fLPACAs ALPACAs ALPACAs!
Az IMM ii ~ STOCK IN
oil cllors and qualities OF ., r,a
DRABS, TURTLES. MAUyEs TANS, BLUES,
AND MELASOK,
~ all prices, from &c 20 = . yard
I,se. Wi ma a, our store the best stock OF tie above
h'li'n.Sl' D'''c'G g. g K Do r f'f9 r. city
No ~ pOwERY, NEAR HOUsTONST
I ORD a. TAYLOR, pa
No. rs, asr, go and ssi Gf.nds., cor. chTyH',
VIII open New styles Of
SPRING AND SUMMER MOURNING BoSSErs.
THURSDAY xucL n
Ai.o,
PATTERN BoSNRTS FOR TIE COUNTRY TRADE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22

CODEYs LADY'S BOOK FOR APRIL,
" lGGs-The Recognition liue engraving and the usua
CooIed Fsshonlat confirming hys SEgfe che c0Isi
establishment Of Mcsss A. T. Stewart Co. other spring
Dresses Coifures latest style OF Botnes cMd Sis
Dress the Hcdelmcne Wsis back and 'front.' view; Ahei
Hair Omnmonts Braces Gents; Designs for various fancy
works; Embroidery patterns; Flowery.se MA o,a
Basket something new Drawing Lessons and Mode OoeaSe'
with plaus: the First OF April, llstrsed, etc. etc.
Marion Hsrlsnd Mrs N. V. Victor, Caroline Ofnc, eng
obo ccbrities contribute to this number For sale by all
the dealeIs