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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

MILITARY DIVISION of THE MssIs-
eaARrrnMAsrERs osS,GH, s%s U. 5. MILITARY RAIL
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT RAILROAD
PROPERTY.
MILITARY Division OF THE TENNESSEE, }
Cniry QrAxTKRKAsrshs orYcE U. s. MiL r. r.
WILL BE SOLD y S4iHyIr6 PHI6 1spP sTc4Sy 2s a. on %
baso, 1865 at the Foot Of Popar.s'. =. Lon.s Mo-
TWO FLAT CARS. 81 TT. GAUGE. .
On November rs 1865 the yard Of the Jedersonvle Rail
NJ Company. Jefersonyile Indiana, . .
: MINI FLAT CARS. GAUGE, AFT 81 INCHES.
81 Car Wheels {. PsiI. Wheels and A,s,.
ii ii S3s ss.i: S.ls: s;:... F;@fs' fs:is: Truck,
Pair Drivers; springs,
sHsnd asis Csls' n''' u Tfacs fTa s'csl csr..
5000 Pounds Of scrao Iron.
D December 1865 ut Memphis Tenn the entire stock o
asU. Military Railroad supple, remaining on hand a, that
D1ase consisting IN par, as foIows:
iso) Eighty tans assorted iron.
600 Eight hundred tuns scrap Iron,
P) Eight tons assorted Steel,
Q) One tun Pig Lead. - -
general ss.or,msnt Of small Stores suitable for nail
o. December lIth. 1865 at Nashville Tenn, the entire
teei Of and servceets Stores Of he T. ; Military
lo.d remaining band at the General Supply Store con
ce6o) Twenty thousand Axes
lo Iuns a'sd bar Iron, rd %. hfrd. Angle
te0) kigntv tuns Boiler and aux Iron,
(x) Thirty FIVE .uns assorted Steel
ts Three hundred tuns Scrap Iron wrought and cast
Loo Twenty hvs thousand pounds Engine Bras. Castings
p Pipe, Gas tntuIes OF ali kinds
sns Balances, Bras. Cock. of every de.crip.
Bowels, tion,
Hachcts, Globe Waves, all sizes.
SH, Claw. Lining and Tsmping
Gsabers, wrought s1d cast BaIs
Ess and Spikes Iron and Copper Riyets and
XAets, B0rrs.
III, Gss and Paint, Of all Sheet Copper and Brass,
tind. Chains aud Rope Of al sz-s-
Isnfosd Lamps Blocks, Tackle and Snatch,
Ssoling stoves and Fixtures. kellys Head Lights.
hsAtang Stoves.
f Set. Of Carpenter Black smiths aud Ssddlers Tools
Aabb~r springs. Betting Gum aud Leather. Files, Butts
~ Sews Tinwsre Of all kinds and snost every article
e,tabs for Earosd operations, all the very best quality
III Three large Ls,hes, Stevens Bro. Manufacturers.
III I~o Plsners Sellers CO.. Manufacturer
W One Bolt Gutter and Gesr Cutter Gould Bros Manu-
- fsctpte
IN One Axle Gu, of Lathe Warner L Whitney.
dvofan blow wers luiedinm).
XXI We tpnght Engine. tEoTse Power
H Wve rPHsmuer and Engine. HOwells Patent.
Tx Vves sroonheid Steam Hammer.
"tGvs s.lers Steam Hammer
- sso be sold at tie time, large amount OF
Sssesos md secoLdha Railroad Tools OF all knds con.
Uspsn;sn Tools.
Wheelwrghts Tools.
BlaeksIni Tools,
M.chnis,s' Tools.
Stoves and Pipe, Rope. Chains etc. etc.
-. LEhAs CASH IN GOVERNMESf FUNDS.
OF the aIia!rio be sold IN Nashville be 90.
49, " application to Capt. s X. HaIuill A. q NJ and of
attention of dealer, aud Railroad Coinpan is psIticu'
~ inviedo this sae
Sssh commence al O'Clock each day, and con
aa'y until ali the property Is disposed Of
,. J. CHILLY.
Capt. and A. q NJ. u s. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Gtopes, Ranges, Sc.

Z" SANFORDs CHALLENGE FURNACES
- Portable and TOR brick Celebrated for their scon
o, dpsl ,y ard power Of heat (sse Book Of Letters
"sANBORDS MAMMOTH or GLOBE HEATERS
glye powerful heat for cold places - 90,
"COsMOPOLI1E A" GAS BURNER and Eentlstor
PARLOH and OFFICE STOVE. Abundance OF pleasant
heat with little fuel . . ...
"CIIALLENOE KITCHEN RANCE" for wood or Goa
with Ok without back 20 set In hfepsces OF out fo
family hote uss; pa' sIe'e"e' Tor sood oAs anu Saving
il-l. - . , . . c,,,
Nothing market surpass this range for bskns Dois
or ,oa,tng with economy. CHEAP aud win the reach o
every amy Stoves suited foI all part. Of the world
Sole Manufacturers,
MOI, 23o aud 24i WAterst, New YoIk City
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

MIR. FREDERICK MOLLENHAUER's
NA ANNUAL CONCERT will take place on SATURDAY
EVENING. Dec 1853 at Doiwor,h Hall, Broadway. lear
Trnth.s,.-Assi.,ed by Madame BERTHA JOHANSSEN.
her first since Europe; M s. b.
MILLS, Master X. BRlSTO. Master EMIL MOLLEN-
HAUER MIR. I. iIEDEMEYER, and Mr.. T. VCH. Tickets
Dollar each be had in the principal Music stores Box
OIce will be open for tho sale Of tickets on SATURDAY,
q clock d. at UodM orth Hall BIoadwa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

DROADWAY ATIIENEUM, between Fourth
ID Astor-pace. The magnificent scenic iuson OF
tire renowned NICOLA MElSiER OF Cologne. The only
absolutely Objectionable amusement in the City and Just
the desired aim Of Parents Gusrdisns and TeacheTs
Doors open at 7; commence at 8 p. III.
Admission, &c. Children, 25c. Reserved seats, 75c.
NEDNESD AY and SATURDAY Matinees at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Eeetnres an6 Hleetings

TOHN b. COUGH will deliver his popular
Lecture Eloquence and Ors,or' at the Academy Of
Music, New York. THURSDAY EVENING; December 7.
Doors open o'clock. Lecture to commence At Tickets
fo and reserved be obtained at the Academy
Ticke, Office, and Root, Anthony Co.'S No. Is Nsssaus,
from the Let the eth December Tickets other than
serve. for sale at ApPetons. No ~! Broadway; sun
day School Union, No. $50 Bosdway o. Mowbrsys No.
2{ Bowery VIM. H. Crafts No. l3 Bowery; Heard Co.'S,
No 3l Grards ard at the door the evening OF the Lee
Tickets for Reserved seats 81 for upper circle. soc
oil oilers. except boxes, 7ac
I ECTURE TO LADIES.-Dr GLEASON
lectures to ladies at Clinton Hail. Astor place. FRIDAY
AFTERNOON at o'clock, on - Woman and Her Disease.
their Causes Means of Prevention Cure illustrated with
thaa 500 models recently imported from Pans, esps
cia'ly 70 Illustrate this lecture.
I ECTURES TO GENTLEMEN. DIR.
IL GLEASON lectures to Gentlemen at Clinton Hall AstoF-
place, FRIDAY EVENING on Manhood, How Lot and
How Regainsd spendidy illustrated with models recently
imported from Paris. Ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee aud Manager WIN. WHEATLEY.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and MAnsgeI. ...."...".WM. WHEATLET.
(THIs EsrABLIsHMgST NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
NETWORK HERALD)
Doors open at Z. Begins at a.
THIS tFRIDAY) EVENING. Dec. ], 1865,
The Eminent Tragedian,
will appear, for
POSITIVELY THE LAST TIME
during his present In bis grand impeonaon OF
KING LEAR
In the sublime Shakespearan tragedy Of the same name
Mr.. J. Mccullough, j. g. Burnett, j. W. Collier, j. Nunan,
D. F.. Ration T.. b. Holmes Geo. Becks, Harry. Dsnvers
Mel, kc., 3c.; Misses FarEen Agnes Perry, Mary Wells
Everett kc., &C., Ia the east
TOMORROW SATURDAY EVENING,
ARRAH-NA-POGUE.
T. ii. GLENNEY SHAUN TIE POST
MONDAY.
EDWIN FORREST,
For the last time, ...VlRGlNiUS
TUESDAY
Last time eas.......................... .OTHELLO
In prepaiion. aETAMORA and DAMON
Admission Is cents Reserved Seats, 81 Family Circle
ten,rance CIosby.st.). 81 cents.
Seas secured six days In advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

WILL BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION
AZ the New-York Arsenal on Governors island at u
O'Clock s in the 4th of DECEMBEA dsoo &D U.D.A - - ~
GUN CARRIAGES SMALL ARMS ACO0ui ehMhNis;
SHOT SHELLS and other property o' the Chusa States OF
witch The folowin, are some Of the articles:
rs Coumbiads.s g. 10 and Y inch, iron
I3i Cannon Of varons caiber, iron
10 Ten-inch Siege Mortars -
so ircn for a. 3? and ~ Por casemfte guns
33l5 shells snd 10 inch Mortar and 3. inch Hotckiss.
40 Case Shot for " and AZ and inch guns.
1859 Muske smooth bore old and new Foreign and Amer
7-aa Muskets riaed old nd new Foreign and American.
A. Rifles, sherp's. Halls and National
81 Carbines. Shnrp's and Rurnsites
lO8 Pistols, Coli's ana kenineton's.
29J Swords, Sahers and Cutissses.
$500 Appcndag,. for Small Arms Screw Drivers, Wiper'
? as Bnlet Mods for Rifles and Pistols.
a. s6J Infantry Cartridge Boxes, 81 aud % caiber
$3.50 Infantry Csrrdse Belts cotton, black ard bad
"a ssi Bsvone scsbbsrds black and buff leather ffogG
t26 Bayouet Scabbard Belts, buff leather. new.
1884 Waist Belts, cotton, black and ous leather.
26a2 Gun >iings.
3s29 Cap Pouches.
10 l,7 Pisies f,r Infantry and Rife hccoutermenta
1928 Waist Belts. ride with Clasp Plates.
81 Scabbard Leather ior Culses and Sword Bayonets,
2l o4s Acconermeu,s for Cavalry Belts Sings Cartridge
l,2 Saddles Cavalry snd Artillery
l6l7 Cavalry Eqsipnen's, stuaps GiIths, suIcinses
Blankets, &C.
Is. III Percussion Cape
2O17 Pounds Of Block Tin.
498 Pounds OF SCRAP Bras-
800 Pounds Of Hemp. and Manila Rope
Files escorted Wrought and Cast scrap Iron and othe
sitces not above named -
Terms cash United States Currency The stores viii bs
bid in the interest Of the should render 1t
cessaTy.
Catalogues can be had by application. -
Colonel CT Ordnance, Commanding Arsenal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

CTOVES, RANGES and HEATERS-At X.
% ~ MOwBRAY'5 No. 81 Veseys opposite wash
ngton Market offer for sale complete assortment OF Cooh
in,stoyss Tor wood or co Ranges Paror Heaters Gas
burners for parors aud Offices Heating Stoves for stores
also Stoves suitable for the Southern nsts farmers and
butch.r.' Boilers. Kitchen Ware, &c, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

TINHEO. THOMASy GRAND ORCHESTRA.
u -rHEO THOMAS begs to announce that tine services
OF his weknown Orchestra be obtained for Concerts
Commandments Fairs, &c.
Engagements for Weddings, BLs and Private Parties will
also be accented and any number required furnished
Applications to be made at STElNWAf sons Ware
Nos II and 70 East Four'ecnths,. and s MASON
HAMLlNS Wsrerooms, No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
C3roecr,cs ano 1)rcpielons.

ELLIN CELEBRATED COM
Ia PRESSED YEAST.
Whoever has used the COMPRESSED YEAST 'sys IL IL
the ONLY Yeast introduced that ,1ises gEiek sif ~
fatfs !. always rsiiahic and save. time. - -.
MORE THAN 30 BAKERS UsE 1T NOW.
For the accommodation Of the public fon them that
II will be Kept for sale ., %. following Places
UAIGHT 1 BROTHER, no. SO Howefy.
GEORGE RANK, NO. ~ Avenue A. corner Thirdst
l. BONNER. Avenue q, corner f1h.t
LOUIS LOGES. No. II tirsaye
KELLY. krsiayc.. corner Nneternth st.
A. Vessel. No $40 Sccondavs. correr Thif,ie'ht
CESS, No. I50 seventh ave-, corner NineterIth..t
MAX DONALD No. tiC Seventh ave, cor. Thirty hrstt
B FLANK. No ~ Eighth corner Thirty thirds'
w BOWES No 3T2 slnthavr., Thirty ssvenths,
II MANkON No. 25l 1cntt-sye.
FLOWER STORE, No. ~ Barc.ayst
W. SCHMIDT No. lll Gfeeu~ichst
Il. SCHMIDf. No. 40 Gr~euwictist
ADAM Guilty. No. ,2J sythst
II. BLECA BRO, No. lB Tenth cor Eighte~nth.s.
AND IL OTHER RESPECTABLE GROCERY STORES.
Sole Agent for Long Island, -
J. PRICE, Baker,
o0r. South Second and Third.st. lirooslvn Z. d.
MANUFACTORY, Nos. 81 and SJi Wet EisLte-nth.t..
Sewiors.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Sales bp Antilom.
~ u.vvts Auet,ope<I.

pY BANGS, MERwIN 8 Co., Nos o s6s.. 6Sa sns s'.
% sc'nrs. Ws,.. of An. Fancy Goods Furniture kc
rSDxy 1n xTTEnSoSS a ,.S.ss Dec AMEscAs AUTO
sffn LETTERS and PoSUMHkSNTosS S Including rare
cT an the Colonial Currences &c some Of these are
Wy choice and exceedingly scarce Oalaosuee ao
ny 5. @. HENRY Il Co.-Ungrecee.dieenntne,d
~ 1SNTss hsss sSdks son o. sThToSERY FusSlrURE and
6PLhANGts st ososs A. the Medical Fuveyor
Hso.s corner Of Firs aud Msins' Louisville N.Y. wi
- is,o.s .ssor:ment Of Drugs. Medicines, Sc ever Of
Ssed in West in bulk and IN The onsnai pscSage su
a seod order being the surplus OF the required py the
s@ y tc,gs assorted 42O doz Spirits Tarpentine
in 10 Aloes PulveIized; ceo o. Croton OIL;
40 d Prep Ammonia; 40 ID Paregoc;
80 OF Nitrate SILVER; $500 d0z Camphor and Opium
isS y Pov Cantharide, 1900 doz Cathtrtic Pills.
60 n Cerite Canharids'; s6e doz, OPIUM rils;
to0 n Ca,echu; 500 10 81 Csro. Potash;
Loo Is WSts Wax; 1000 10 cho1. Potash;
I1e Simple Cerate; 1000 10 Iodide Potash;
Sso n Rosn Cerete 200 ID Rhubarb;
80 N Calsaya baIk $500 10 Syrnp squils;
lss 10 Cmchonia sulph leo ID Ref Borsx
Es@ ohlorSirm; 200 n Com Spirits L'vendI
80 70 Pulv Gum Arabic; $500 yds. Adhesive Plaster
100 n Copaiba; $500 yds. lsing Plaster;
Smo o. Creosote; 1900 yd-. Red Flannel;
leo n HOfman's Anoayne; $50 yds Mnsln;
i0c 70 Sweet Spirits Niier; 500 b Sponee
prepared
- n Rna Vtr;ol, 1900 N Extra Beef;
10 sou 10 Med Exits, assorted; SOC u Candles
AeeO b Prep. Iron, assorted; So doG Castor oil'
$50 10 Pnlv. Lquorice Root; so calls h1uAct ooneei
go n Glycerne; 5!U % .o5n .n ssaIoni
Aocc 10 prep. Mercury; 800 10 MIX Sp,enseoi
90 n insc.c pplv: 5000 10 Tea Black and Green I;
30 M bovsrs Powders; $500 m Tapioca
40 NJ ExYseed. 5000 10 Desscated Eggs;
SoOO n Flsxseed Ground f4o 10 fM1nai out,
40 n Magnesis; ASV yds Dntta rercna 0'o'n'
o.7o0 10 Epsom Sats; f.3VO yds Oned Mesnni
Go do, Cod Liver on; 400 yds oiled silk;
80 doI Olive OIL; 1900 yds. Susp Bandssesi
$40 n Twine
Cream Tartar Saltpeter CASTLE Soap Mustsrd, tiCMo'
Dsda Rochelle Sas Pulv Cinnamon Cocos Chocolate Gsl
.sine Puy Ginper Nutmeg Also. be added sursicai
h1uments Dressings &c. Books Stationery, Furniture
~ Appliances Mn,
Catalogues be had at Auctonrooms or the medce
Pvryeyof Ofce IN this city, by personal nppica'
Non
Terms cash in Government funds.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

NEW-YORK CIRCUS,
~ Foarteen,hst, opposite the Academy Of Music
l.. Is. ''Mahasef
(rHIs RsTABIisHMgSr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN
THE NEW HFRALDl.
UNDATED SUCCESS
REFINED EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENTS
presented this e.est establishment under the new Dan'
ageIneut comprising -
AND CLASSIC OLYMPIC GAMES,
IL MINNIE variety Nr. JAMES ROBINSON,
THE WONDROUS BAREBACK RIDER,
together with his lufsnt Son. - -
LITTLE CLARENCE. the BABY WONDER,
THE LARGEST AND BEST TROUPE
Of Fque.trisns and Acrobat. ever organized.
PERFORMANCES EVERY NIGHT Ars
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, M2i
BROADWAY THEATER.-SATURDA
ID EIGHTH sAM' MATINEE. SATURDAY, Dec. ..
(sAN MATlNEE) .
EIGHTH }sAM MAIINEE} EIGHTH
(SAM MATINEE}
ON SATURDAY. bcgnsm u close. y ? mn;vo M
SPLENDID sCEHfRY. GREAT ACTiNG.
Nearly APPLAUSE INCESSANT LAUGHTER.
SAM CHANFRAu ASSAM" }ssAM
SAMS AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. tSAM
GRAND TIL NRsGIvING FETE
I'll 'RSDAI
ASPECIAL SAM " MATINEE AT n.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

HUNDREDS NIGHTLY UNABLE TO
i i OBTAIN ADMTSSION,-Decdediyt the great hit Of
the season Is the advent of THORPE OvERlN'S MIN
STREL TROUPE OF ALL NATIONS! Whether judging
by the gorgeoUs Costumes the magnificent IabeauI, the
rsna Jokes the pungency OF the Satire, the beautiful Bal
lids the thorough excellence OF the Programme, the
patrons OF this successful combustion unanimously scknow
that Il ecpses all Others Novelties will be performed
In rapid succession Do forget this Excelsior Company
perform their Oo Of Origiaes EVERY EVENING at the
TEMpLE OF MUSIC,
corner Of Grand and Crosbe.sts.
Admission the Family Circle 70 cents Parqustte, 80
cents. Doors open at tGi-eomnenclng at Il
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

IRVING HALL. ,..--,..
SECOND SYMPHONY sOIkEE y
~ SATURDAY EVENING, Dec o. aa
THE Galsb OF sxrY
wiz perform the following works:
OVERTURE dsno1a. No a..:...: ...Bsrruovrs
ovcroro,v .snd fp5 Il. the, hI; !;.: :i@s) r,.,.
''''N Mr. s. B. MILLS and oRCHEsTRA.
Tickets including Reserved Seat, 81 So
rss e.: s.:n nsn' ;Hs Y S @
Anthony / Co.'S No. Il Nassaust .
OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Il.
" Sole lessee and Directre~. Mrs. JOHN WUVS Wv
Stage hsuassr d. SLL"AS
(fHn xsrABLnnxryr DOES NOT ADvERTDs II rHn
NEwYORx HERALD.) Af
LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT
MAGNIFICENT FAIRY SPECTACLE,
IL ~ IKE SLEEPING BEAUTY IN TIE WOOD,
ssthe PRINCESS ISABELLE. t1t
Received nightly with great sppsnss. l.u
GRAND transformation SCENE. BY HAYEs
THE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC BY THOMAS III y r5.l!sEk' 5AKEk'
WONDERFUL MECHANICAL EFFECTS. GORGEOUe
AND PowERFUI CAST.
have all ''m''''a e SEStfSE isSa;f i SUCCESS;
but which must positively be withdrawn this week to ss~
''' ''' p'''''MIo MONDAY EVENING, Dec.4
ION unequaed scale and immense e1pense of the sre
spectacular romance moSff sT,l,jf4 cRrsro. aaa i
- "'''" WV MT Z. L. DAVENPORT,
who has been expressly engaged to give due ehect 70 D
p.syl will m axe his first appearance at this Theaer
Doors open at u; performances commence att
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
i)eooins CARDS. &r.

ATWM. EvERDELLs SONS, No. IO4 Full
n ton,t-WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY.
Established 1881
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Urn Uooos.
CTRANG a. ADRIANCE,
- No. 3J5 BROADWAY,
Between fraEklin and LeonaId-sts,

WIN offer on MONDAY, 27,h inst. at retail, large a"or
men, Of - .-..
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
greatly reduced yrce purchased Ut the es. cons sue
ton sales Il las. week. consisting Of
PLAID and STRIPE SILKS, IN great variety,
PLAIN and COLOkED POU DE- SOLE, in new shades,
BLACK and COLORHD MORE ANTIQUES.
BLACK GROS GRAIN and TAfFETAs.
EMPRESS CLOTHS. SILK Hnd WOOL POPLlNs end
REFS, ia alt shades, very dcs'raole.
High Colored POPNS for children with great variety o
DRESS GOODS
from 30 cents per yard upward
MOURNING GOODS,
Of al descriptions
GLOVES, HOSIERY AND EMBEOIDERlEs.
ALSO,
CLOTHS, CAssrsIEItES AND CLOAKINGs.
LYONS SILK vELvETs. from 20 TO 20 inches wide, .; "
per les than l.st yeaf.
PAISLEY siAWLs, f20 worth SO
PARIS rAMEL'S nAIR. very lne.
PARIS and BERLIN bEOCiIE. noe quality
WOOLFN ShAWLS Of on kinds
CLUAks ~ al the fsshiopsbe styles, OF
VELVET and CLOTH.
CLOAKs MADE To ORDER.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
9ales bp Anttior.
MEDICAL PuRvsYoR's OyyIcs.


MEDICAL PuRvsYoRs OYyrCE. }
BALrIMoRs, Md, November q. 1859 ,
4 UCTION SALE of GOVERNMENT MED
~ ICAL and HOSPITAL PROPERTY.-Wli be 'o.d a.
Public Auction. at Hicks" General Hospital Baltimore NO.
Oh MONDAY December at 10 o'clock o. M, gusnn'y OF
Medical and Hospital Property, portion Of "h.cn No"
tnever nsed
Tbe property Is od because longer required by Govern
nent
Catalogue. Of the articles to be sold be procured by ap
plying al this office. .,-. al
Terms cash in Government, funds at time Of purchase sa
the property be removed within tweniyiouI. Es "
from, day of sale H. r. BLISS. Surgeon u :. w.,
Medical PuTyeyor l. :. A.
ADREON Co. Anctionerfs
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 40
ID B'w,v nearv opposite St Nicholas HoteL-GEo A. LII
WITT Anctiouosr by r. Cooley. Consigiirncnis 'oueu.
BuEFAu OF ORpNANcs, NAVY DKPAhIatsr
WASHINGTON CITy. Nov. ~, 1909.
GALE OF NAVY CANNON.-Notice is
y hereby given that On the first day 81 Decrmper
newt, a, ~ clock noon there will be sod at futc hue'
al the Navy Yard Philadelphia, Penn, one huho'eo S"'
Tbss r,ns are 10 be- cold by the pound snd one hh we
nphas Tnnev he paid at the compeon ot the sse
md the other half upon removal Of the guus py e n
chaser which removal must take pace wnn 'eh uay' 'e
'"e ''' ~ IL A. WISE, Chief OF Bpreau.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

A CARD.-The PROFESSORS and EupILS ~
n Of Mr. HENRY GEBHARps MiLIIMadd I.Sa.d..f viii
ENVY No. l6l Fifth ave- cornsr q yi,h 1,sv.ra dis
shsd q f.ns R1. :. .".sss Csps g. A;@y
Baah aud sarouian Armies is,e Bsycnsts .ud Lsncea
Th r0s m nsp'e re- ticket for shcss IN nnif orm
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

NOW OPEN-The Sixth Annual ExbbitioIn1 SI1
~ Of PAINTINGS and STATUARY Of ths fkaSl fns,,nS.l
FUND SOCIETY at the New Gallertes Of tns .h.va rs
Academy of Design Twenty thirdst, corner Of sVu''"
Admission IS cents 81 asou Tickets 81
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. = PUBLIC
l. REHEARSAL No. SIT the Academy Of Music. on SAT.
URpAf. December q at . O'Clock .: m. fTa'
Admission. Sc for sale at the principal Music Stores
Subscriptions received At Schafenbere Luis's No. TO
Broadway, and Beer Schirmer's. No. nj Broadway
l.. SPIER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01
Mem publications.
MES. HENRY WOODS NEW BOOK.
Nt MILDRED ARKELL.

Il
MILDRED ARKELI.-By Mrs. HKSar W oon-is printed
from the aabor manuscript and advance proof and Is
pubed and oI sale this day Ly all booksellers, complete In
ons se duodecino volume Of pages Price 81 20 In
paper cover, 81 In cloth.
"Th T. deli stf work by lady whose drs'na.ic powers
OF Incident ard yisor Of romantic conception hardly
equacd by any auores Of the present day, AMI II Is vey
rarely that light upon work of fiction likely oisscnae
aud tx the readers attention this last book OF Mr Woods
- Mildred Arksn II Is very powerfully written intense
throughout with earnest purpose and cevey artistic In out
line and detail both Of which keched and fltd up b.
the .lu hand Of who has studied life in all ts varied
Shades"
1t is Published and for sale by
T.B. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No. 3l6 Chestnut-st.. Philsdelphia, Pa
Comics sent free o. posage receipt Of retail pIice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01
Copartnersbip Notices.

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--The limited
" heretofore exsin- between tie subscrb, r.
under tho firm Of BOWERS BtEKMAN& BRADfOkDs
IT," Ia which Samuel d. Bradford the Special Partner VIII
terminate this day by its own limitation.
Ne,r.Yor June 20, 1864
GILBERT L. BEEKSlAN,
SAMUEL ID BRADFORD IT,,
HENRY BTTKMAN GRAHAM,
SAMUEL u. BRADFORD. .
LIMITED PARTNERSH1P.-Notice IL hereby given tnat
td parnefsbp has this day been formed between the
the Statute of New orb re.sive 70
limited partnerships under the or hrm OF EO"EhS
BEEKMAN AND BRADFORD, IT,. The general nature Q.
the be transacted be sale OF domestic dry goods
and su.er merchandise generally upon commission ana
d.alin, mercasndse generally upon commission OF other
wise =,
who Yonkes Ia the State Of New forA and Cber
L. Beekman Samuel Dexter Bradford junior, and Henry
ekmsn 0lshsn, who respectively reside III the City Of
Newlork. r. ~ n,
The special partner Interested therein Samuel d. Brad
ford who resides West Roxbury 10 the state Of asss
sts aud such spec. partner has cont ibntd 70 tne
common stoca the OF Two Hundred Thousand DOLLAR ia
ea.h.
Tie said partnership 81 to commence on the frs: day Of
July one thousand eight hundred and sixty nve and WI
Tie hir,sh day Of June, enc thousand e'sas
hundred ana dsty eight
Dated Ne~-YorA, July 1885.
GILBERT l.. BEEkHAN,
SAMUEL DEXTER BRADFORD, IT,,
HENRY bEthNAN GRAHAM,
d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01
Go tUhom ii man Concern. =
NEw ioeI, JAY J. l3bJ
A DDRESS or TIE CARTMEN and La

NEw YORK, Jnly 1855
A DDRESS or TIE CARTMEN and LA
~ RORFHS or THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HEN.
lORk.-We. the Cartmen End lahofcra oil the city snd
ccsuing the and removing the ashes aud grosc there
FROM desire tie public sTtsances and tue
reason why otcc; workins under the osens cenfac
which goes operation this day. Ia the hrs place We as
corporatod BODY most sFrnuousy object to tho contract
system under which the poor l. COMPELLED 10 90
all the work without sufficient Remuneration Tor 100 support
II himself or his family wir at ths same time ts wcshy
contractor pocket, onr7 AID 'es in luxury aud ease
As thi viii not take conirac unless 10 behe
himse he expense the workin.inen and 10 iuLe s
hnancit position. matter what misery and de1cs
ton the poor DO allowed 70 sGirf, MS pLLsy
object. .
sad experience unioT the infent1s hackley Contract
has led Te.oiuon again 10 wok for
who will pect tnc interest OF the worsn-n a.
u.y him what he hoesiy Earns. We reluctantly com
PEELED confess thai tie Hackley contf1c highly dr
interests NB-u performed our wofi hon
ey end faithfully working early snd late we bad to be- cur
pay and spend Days nay ek IN trying 10 procure our lnri
earned Even the peseBt dy the hscsey nric,
the woTingmen Of thi. city go Now, win this saf
experience ch iesu record te ioos bsek upon the
citizens Of New York hardly blame for refusing to vok
any contractor any contract ye vii eby ic Door
deprived 81 bis natural ri9hs aud Competed u ton
hard al day pnco sud then perhaps be f,reed
and beg and may - on orner OCCASION We DE-
Our labor hard and sive compelled % bear
the terrible heats Of Summer and the cods - trr
therefore position is not very enybe QUE unclfthe
supervision Of most nes,unsbe City Inspector were
able TO use clpresson) to make both ends meet
pcece heretofore has led believe thsi under
TIE contract which about being enforced, VIII Oe Ut
terry impossible Tor owing the hsh price OF ee'yas
We consume supper. ourselves aud families TIE terms
which tbs contractors offer and nj the tine rete va
guarantee that our money viii be ortheomps when any
earned. JOHN LfNCh, fresdeh
Thoina. Byrns Pat. pagan, John Cunningham funssAc-
Cabe, Committee.