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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-12
Large Sale Of Furniture!
AT
Wheeling Female Seminary
Tuesday. July 18Th. 1865.
TUESDAY,. July 18th. 1865.

CENEN PIANOS. l7 Bed,,,ad o., Wash.
= stands. Soius - Bureaus. ~. Chairs
Brussels and lngmin Capetin4, Oh Cloths
Stoves Tables, &C., Nc,
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SUPERIOR ibrar, of goo Volumes.

Bookcase and many other useful articles.
sale % commence az o O'Clock. when at
Tendance viii b. given and terms made
known hy = n. HANNA.
FrHH
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4 GOOD Joumeyman naker can find
y Steady employment and good Wages by
calling ou the subscriber boa MauIu>viUs
OHIO. or ga John NJ. Ensingar, Market .tract
near Armstrong; Lumber lauI ONCE.
fultar JACOB EN~INGFR
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aleu- Advertisements.
Thoroughbred Mare
FOR SALE.

VERY CHEAP. 4 CHE-NTT ~OBRFL
%. years ola. lE hands high. can De- seen
at the house of Anthony peiter~, WheeIin.
Island. Jul2 %
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NOTICE.

MrUEREA~ Ny WIFE MARY VIRGIN
w t,tu, Ten uy h,d AMI board without
lust cause OrpIulugiflun. This Is tU give no.
tiee tpaU persons mot 90 trust her ON my crd-
10 a- So .lluuf Boz p~puu~Iblcfur any debt, ui
ltr contracting after This date.
MORRISON tEDII.
NonudsVIlla. July lU. I>.I. .ul2 1dAItW
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Baker Wanted.

IN Rags Chocc Rio Cunee. Just received
'lV hv PRYOR. HANDl.AN q ~.
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TIIE AuERICNN WATCH CO.,


- TIEBCIS SUGAR Cured Hams
- ]" Dried Beef
just received lv
lull PRYOR. HANDLAN & 90.
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sole Agent fHr VIM. kuate & Coz fIalH
and Mason aud Hanlins cabinet uIsal.
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JESSE ". nIIL0R.

No 49, Na.n~r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-10
CLOTHING AND MISCELLANEOUS.

CLOTHING AND MISCELLANEOUS.
working Mans
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
Next Door to the News Ohice.
GOLD HILL.
OH, sAYl HAVE YOU HEARD THAT
J.. BAUM & BRO,
Regular New York Importers,
Have "extended their line Of communication"
by the arrival direct from their extensive store In
San Francisco. Of a large and handsome stock OF
SUMMER GOODS,
OF all qualities, and a, all prices, FOR CASH, to
suit the timex.
Fine French SILK Mixed Suits.-....326 so
Dark Colored Fine Business Coats. IL 90
Fine Scotch Plaid Cashmere Pants...7 90
Cashmere Pants 90
Extra Fine Cashmere Pants.-.--...7 90
Fine White Shirts..--.--.-.---....2 90
Elmo French Ribbed Cashmere Pants 50
Fine White All Linen Handkerchief,
per oV
Fine Fancy and Plain Velvet Vests.....3 80
Extra Good Cord'y Pants ...--......3 IS
States' Made ShIrts.-.---."-.......1 rs
California Flannel Overwhelmingly -
Fancy Flannel OvershIrts, ...-.......2 90
Harrison Cashmere Pants, first quail.
ity, "a
Blue 90
Full Nailed Boots,-........---......--5 90
Homo.Kniued HE.Hose, per doz......4 so
Best Quality Tnp-Sole BootS,--.....6 90
Nailed W
Business Coat, OV
Boys Hats, all colors-.-.----.-.... ! 25
UndershIrts and Drawers, grey and
white 80
Cotton HalEHose, per dozen."""-v..2 90
Working %
Blue Pilot Shirts. %
Fine Grey Suits ...--.----.-.-...22 so
Cloth Caps, ass'd colors..-..."..-....1 90
Wooden HE.Hose, perdozsn..-..-...2 rs
French Calico Shirts....-..------.....1 rs
Wings best quality tap.sole Boots....6 90
Fine Black Frock CootS.".".-....11 80
Fine Black Sack Coats .....""..-..11 90
Superior Black Doeskin PnntS..-."..S 80
English Pilot Jackets, first quality....S 90
Boys Pants 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-10
HAPPINESS OR MISERY
That In the Question!

THE PRopRIEToRs OF THE PACIFIC
Museum Of Anatomy and Science" have do
~termined, regardless Of expense, TO issue FREE
(for the benefit Of suffering humanity, four Of
their most Interesting and instructive LEG.
TURES on MARRIAGE. and Its disqualified.
lions: Nervous Debility. Premature Decline Of
Manhood Indigestion, Weakness or Depression,
Loss Of Energy and Vital Power. the great Social
Evil. and those maladles that result from youth.
full follies, excuses Of maturity, or ignorance OF
Physiology and Natures Laws
These Invaluable Lectures have beep the means
Of cnllghtening and saving Thousands, and will DO
forwarded FREE on receipt Of Twenty-Five
Cents In postage stamps. BY addressing "eecrs'
tary Pacific Museum Of Anatomy and Science,
Pine street, Ban Francisco" letter. to Be- ssut
through Wells. Fargo 4 o.. nAHJs1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-10
DIR. v. +. Gihhon.-Thi. celebrated

DIR. j. +. GibbOn.-This celebrated
physician has returned to San Francisco after an
absence Of u year, during which time he has Wis
tied the prominent hospitals in the United States
England, Ireland, Scotland and France. and hav'
ing carefully studied the different modes Of treat.
men' in these establishments, comes back With
full knowledge as to proper adoption Of them 10
in the edec'inS Of cures here. He has resumed
the practice OF his profession at No. 6l7 Kearny
street, where his old patients will find him, and
those who are suffering from Ills which his prae-
tice will allow him TO cure. His card will be
found in another column. myl5 3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-10

REcoRpER's CouRT-VIReINIA.-Judge
Meagher disposed Of the following bust
ness this morning 4: Patrick Cooley, for be-
ing drunk. was fined Sl5 and costs. VIM.
Roe was fined So and costs for being
drunk and sleeping on the sidewalk. \.
Brown, for a similar oftnse, was Rned the
same mount, as was Senior Locarno. who
wa convicted of q like offense. Charley
Smith, arrested for being drunk and dis
orderly, was fined $40 and costs, which
he paid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-10

DO not let your prejudice stand be-
tween your suffering child and the relief that will
be absolutely sure to follow the use Of Mrs.
wISsLow's SoorHISo SYRUP. 1t correc,s acid.
ity Of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates
NE bowels, softens the gums, gives rest 70 the
cents a bottle. 0f3css. 70 Dey street, New York.
and 2o5 High Holborn. London. England julie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-10

no, Montana, the Goose Creek Noun
tains, or any other locality where gold IS
said 10 exist.
BrLtY.-The old Pioneer line are max
ing bully time just now, and cannot be
touched By any squirt-gun opposition.
Valentine will give anybody a chance TO
know the truth Of our assertion who Will
call on him and throw coin in sight.
PIous.-The people of Storey county
are growing piou-, or rather the attend
ance ut our churches is increasing largely,
which is q very indicative fact Of early
Piesy and pretty girls.
On TKIAL.-An the parties engaged,
or supposed to have been engaged in the
recent robbery of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
treasure box, will be tried this week ut
Dayton, Lyon county.
PERsoNAL.-We saw our old townsman,
:. T. Gage, Esq. in Virginia, yesterday,
looking as though nothing in the shape OF
iI.luck had befell him during his journey
East.
BCLLIoN.-Mel!s, Fargo |o' !esIer-
day, shipped from their Virginia office p
bars of bullion, weighing SOC pounds, and
valued as per assay at Sl4.Oss 81.
A RrsH.-Scores Of people are leaving
Virginia and Gold Hill daily for Excelsior
District. Charley Parker and Phil. Stoner
leave tomorrow.
SrocK.-We noticed a fine drove OF
young mules and horses passing through
Virginia yesterday.
VISDY.-The wind last evening blew
With terrific violence and filed the air
with clouds of dust.
AoAS.-The Moscow and Ophir Com
panies are trying their suit for the second
time this week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-10

In Nevada, consisting Of
Isthmus Butter; California Hams;
California Butter; Billings Hams;
California Bacon; California Lard:
Eastern Bacon; Mackerel, bblI;
Bayo Beans; Maekerel, Kits;
Barley; Oysters, all brands;
Candles, of all manu-. Plagnoil Oil;
features; Prunes;
Zante Currants; Raisins;
Coal oil; Rice;
Rio, Costa Rlca, Ma. Soap. asSt'd variety;
nilla, Java. Ground Syrup in various sizes
Rio, and Ground SardineSi
Charities Coffee; sugar, :. +. crushed;
California and East. Stewarta Crushed ~
ern Cheese; gar, in bbls. hf'bbl'
Green Corn; and bxs;
Isthmus Goldfish: Yeast Powders;
Teas, of all kinds and Starch:
the best assortm',s; Wolfs SchnappS;
Soda; SnlcrRtus;
Cranbcrrics:
Aud a Variety Of Other Articles.
Call and examine our stock, which will be sold
precisely at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES, freight
added.
|@Remomber the place
O3 south G street, Virginia.
iu27 3p,f a. L. EDWARDS, Agent.
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In6irufiion.

At No. 62 BOWERY-BOOKkEEP
"A WRITING, ARITHMETIC, SPELLING and ORA
MAR specally taught, "Col Paine, the vel known tea. he
Of wiring Is Of the best Instructors IN the
port Mercury.
A GERMAN STUDENT gives lessons IN
~ GERMAN, LATIN, CREEK ind MATHEMATICS,
Ia GsrIDa and American fsiniies address A. e. l., NO
100 Tribune Office.
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
1NX Plsins NewYork hour ride from he ety.
q. X. WILLIS, A. 81, Principal.
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Gorsss, Carriages, Sc.
ASSISTANT ouAKrERa.sTrs's Or

ASSISTANT cluARrERaisrER's OFFICE,
No 45i EruurH AVE, NEW York Mareh lSot
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WANTED-T will purchase in open market al horses
tia, NAV be presented and inspection at the
stables on Thirty 6ths. near Ten,hIve, until further no
tice, folows 49,, 80,
Cavalry horses to 10 years old. Is to l6 hands high
Artillery horses to 10 years old Isl hands high, and owes
Price for cayary horses sl6s Price III artillery horses,
sso Payable in such funds may be furnished by the Gov
ernment L. L. MOORE, Capt. aud a. O. NJ
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QuARrEsxAsrEa.GysE OFFICE, FInsT DIVE /
WAsHihGroS CITY, D. C., March TO- is6s
lVAIRV RISES ARTILLERY

CAVALRY HORSES ARTILLERY
~ HORSES! MULES! HORSES, suitable for the
Cavalry and Artillery service will be received At oeseoro
Depot in open market til May 1865, BY CAPT. Geo. L.
Browning, A. q. NJ So. A..
MULES in lots Of twenty more win be received In
this cy in open market. I'll May l. 1865, by Capt G. IL
Toupkius Assistant, oulrtrlaster corner Twenty seeona
AMI G-streets.
All animals be subjected the usual Government in'pec'
ton before being accepted. T.,
all particulars well broken IN full flesh and .ood c9ndoni
from I5| sixteen tb) hands hh nom I'VE lo 20
nine W years old and well adapted in every way TO cssay
purposes Horse. between nire e ard ten o year, OF ase
IL sin vigorous spdghtly and healthy may be accepted
Artillery b. OF dark color sound IN all patcu-
as strong quick aud active well brokn and square trotsrs
In harness good feh aud condition from sI 20 &c rn 10
wears CID not less than eeu and one half t hands hen
each Horse weh not less than ten hundred and MY b
Mule, must be over az years Of strong stout com
pat weldeyroped animals not lees than fourteen li nnds
hgh full health free from every benish OK aeiect wcn
ou lnht for work. and must nave shee zoe
four front colts teeth aud developed the corresponding ioas
permanent teeth. two in each jaw . .
Ihese specifications will be strictly adhered to, and rfeay
enforced In every particular.
Hours of inspection, from a. m. to p. M.
Pnce Cavalry Horses hundred ard eghtyhye dosfs
(Sls5; Artillery Horses hundred and ninety dollars
lylg; Mule hundred and nnety-tve dollars tSlsS|
Payment will be made At this office. -
Breyet Briseder- General In charge -
ID .. Fif.t Division, O. NJ. O. o.
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Drp @oobs.
THE NEWEST AND BEST PATENT
II O O = s X X Il
NV,rIr

The BON TON PATENT FLEXIBLE SPRING SKIRT.
This invention entirely dpenses with the old and diss
greeabe manner of fastening By Gum, Glue and Rvets
and consists OF and useful Of securing the
tapes and wires together by Of cord passing under
and through the tape and through and round h" covering OF
the wire thereby forming knot rendering 1.-THE most perfect
fastening yet discovered The wire used is made from the
best refined watch spring steel and by the peculiar manner Of
rolling produces the necessary fexbiy thout
of the strength which it well known nge bar has
plurality Of bars covering the surface The covering
OF the wire used in this sk fine double thread cotton
yarn the tape 2nch heavy sod edge the pads
erng Of the ends Of the bue springs Of thc finest ena-
ecd Kids and with application fo lacg the fronts
rendering the buste springs when the whole
continued spring thereby keeping the front OF the skirt 1T,
ting closely and neatly the We claim that for
oty Of materials 1t l. exceed and for beauty Of shape
durability has equal Ae careful and thorough erami
nation the Bon Ton Patent Flexible Spring skirts be
ing adopted and sold by many Of the leading houses
the country among that oil A. T. Co. New
York CHANDLER Co.. Boston, FIELD PALMER Il Letter
Chicago. For sale at Wholesale by
A. T. STEWART & Co.
Broadway and Chambers st.. New York
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DR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE,
TURKISH BATHS,
No. 10 LAIGHT ST, NETWORK.
J. -. 4 IL L.. - Iulr.ta Da-L nDnT 4 nnai

Se.c,d door from ST. John. PAX Cansl s.
The TURKISH BATH has been truly pronounced by those
who have taken he the rcs'cst luxury person ctn
.u1oy, perfect 4 cleansing and parry
Wrinkles Of aud makes the baher spPes! and ie
both and and renders tie peAe ee
cr ffe-h and beautiful
cooling j. lmPetc itc body has come i'ith
shining alahasfrr The crs -ick tru
. q. velvet, The touch the skin electric. At the cor
cusion Il process the orsIuo Of tie sAin re'uns ne
fountains Of strength opened you seek again the "or
aud It. tolls; aud those who these fhrci' 10! We
hrt time * rsi feel a. II could jump over the roon
rom description OF tie Iu!sish Bath by d. David Tgge
The Oath which clean.es the inv ard well the out
ysr1 man. which tdap'ed make heath Pc iSFf aud o.
evis whatever iis stag soVeriy deserves To ~
ardet nntiops. lnstit ton end t.sss We
Al men In skn uirrs color ficsfres- ma
moss and elasticity the nd-y lni Ad'h hes 81 ~
heath and and grid d-yness ana wfnAco sco.
oil iuGruity and ge Tie nhab.Di q lrsc cy woia ye
A. hehiy immured within bis city walls o. eidst ihe he'.
and u,e allows Of the country Ills bath would pc to n 10
he pace n country house Of iore wond give MN ar
.erci.e Tres hnes. health and lie The Turkish bt cannot
No nsn be called clean tl he he's hnthed In the te
Let him " Tx directly ms accustomed bath tud t il
ton m .owel tie Turkish bath, and the tteudnnt VII
,1eair- Oh Drank. It Is long time since you have bee.
arc drowned in delicious res and no longer Teinenbe
what we are Gently sleep ies upon oar fenr ~ E'n
Tho cloud. ssipae sud born again mt" the ~ofd
we rise pu on our saInent and wax ioth into The tt cts
instinct With nn1 moro perfect NE: hhy.u
eye1ses Instead of oragsiiRg the strength aud by e1
citing the va action Of the fAn gNes fe 10 power 2" roc
zion which enables II 10 resist cod much better thsh beoIe
- Dr. Andrew C0mbe. - -, -..-
t Strangers visiting NewYorb should not leave the 10y
without enjoying this greatest 81 Eastern IlxDres-a genuine
| uOURs-Ciontlemen from to a. no.. aHd , 70 p IN
| Ladies from Q a. IN to p Closed on snndnys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Si,5QO will
III buy good FRAME HOUSE IL large Toem', With
ey.v and nearly four Of LAND well lsi
ont in choice ltt and sanbbery, on bbwck ave- be
tween Moore aud Nsret sts brookD, H. ~ Inquire Vi H.
w COL9yDS Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

1000 AG lHRs stS6 GMAs sslE
AT'A sACRIfICE-RXTRA 1NvEsTMHNT.-7,ooo acres
Of valusbe prse, timber and farming LAND within Is miles
Of Chic on the line srhoo churches
stations &c The land purchased by the pesent owner
for Investment who 10 going 70 Europe Maps and par
uculsrs cent on sppcstiou.
GTO n TOWNSEND CO.,
No. 1874 South fourth st. Philadelphia
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vyINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS

--Lsfgs and thriving settlement. q 'inelsnd mud
climate W miles south OF Philadelphia oy Iatoaa %:
Rich coll produces twenty tracts, OF sEo
per acre p able within four years. good business opening
GOOD 40 Hundreds settling and making imI rove
inen,s Apply 70 CfAs X. lands, Postmaster Nnelad
Landi, township ~ =. Letters answered Papers containing
I ipfofaiiyn win be sent free. From RAPPORT Of Slon
hoLfasos dgyieaunI Editor Of The 1riblasi h0se Of me
.ot .fa.,ve JsiRs tract. ~ dim0i iere petition and
,saie ooIdion for pieI,daf turning tsaf pf sn'~ q ma
sne of ise WcIteTB PrdiIies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

MONTICELLO FARM FOR SALE
IVA suied ~ North Oyster Bay being 100 feet above ne
sound commanding one Of Tho .pendId and beautiful
views Long Island containing 30 aud cutting - tons
fbay Wit every variety Of ut trers and valuable buiid
i,s Il Al eo,t ~ 90 previous 20 the This valuable estate
viii be -od for so 0C halt Of Which remain on bond
and mortgage for ten years Inquire Of tie owner no. IL
HcthuLe.r.. ....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

TEE greatest INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. w BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor doublel SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS, BRADLEY CARY Gate J. ]. J. o. West)
SOLE PROPRIETORs AND MANUFACTURERS, Nos
o, CHAMBERS and 20 aud 81 READH-sTs., New
Yoft.
THIS INVENTION consists Of DurIKx Tor iwol ELLIPTIC
Steel SrlyfSGs ingenousy BRAIDED, TIGHTLY end Firmly
together RpGE making he r0UGdEsf most FIfii
gLE ELASTIC md DURABLE SPKSG ever uai iley sscyM
BEND or BRFAK se the single srfnls ard nsequenty IRE
serve their PERFECT and BEAUTIFUL sEAPR Tw0 Long a.
any other skirt.
Ing w0SDERTUL FLExIBTLiTS aDd great COMFORT and
PLEASURE 10 eny LADY WEAVING the UrpIHX ELLIPTIC
SEIET vii BE experienced afilc Ey ~ a clJNpED AssRs
ILLKs, OPERA CARRIAGE. RAILROAD CAts CLuEcHPsws
for PRoNESADE anc HOUSE, iKkss, e. the SKIRT
can be WHEN in 20 OCCUPY small plee a.
essny aud eouyenieut!y a siLH on s.UsAs pRAss
LADY having enjoyed the -ure comfort md great N
veuiece ol wearing DrPLrx LLlrTle srhIss sKInr r
viii wiling ci-I,t itl me
use Of them ron CHILDREN MISSES aud Novsa LADIES Ie
superior T. all others. .-.,,
iHHY orc the hes; QUALITY in part ard rNouETits
ABLY the LlGHIEsT. most DEslRABLH CoNfoR1ABLk ano
ycoyoNfcsr skirt made FOn AtE n ~ YRs1 CLASS
SroREs in THIs CITY tr5u-hout tie UNITED elItht
IAvANA DIX CUBA MExicO, soUTH AMERICA, and the "ksl
lxDfgs - -. -. -. , .,-,c rurpr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

II PROPERTY. In the village Of JAMAICA. to close the
estate Of James Herman deceased o. THGhSpAi Mneh
20 1868 ut O'clock p the hote OF Jsm's j. Hen ser
~ suitable oI gardening purpoes; 10 Building LOIS
2x6J IL Of Salt Meadow 10 OF the most va bic
land the center OF the vaee Hcuse %Tr4l Store
27165 two Stores connected 36IiO House, $500; two
Cottages. 1896 three 3--tory brick Building 26s6. The
ebov- property tusted In the cener Of the vage and
well worthy The attention OF capitalists. Apply to j. A.
HERMAN Jamaica No. lut Wall-st.
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At DE PERCEVALY, n
I ARGESME ofGENTv LINEN COLLARS.

II ARDE SAFE OTUENI7 LINEN CUILAKS.
Il A manufacturers stock at retail we have received
extensive collar manufacturer Of Troy, 1890 dozen
Gents Superior Linen Collars with orders to close EN- out
st the exirso nary low prce Of 81 20 dozcn Iney
o. superior make and finish, IN tie usual styles % "tu
down and standing" end warranted by 20 bo full
equally any collar usually sold p this market q s 81 TO
per do,el. single Collar 70 tfy Il cents Alo. 1900 st
quality PAPER COLLARS, At 3 81 per hunded-lO for:
cent Hens furnishing in great variety vastly below regular
ydce.. 7. h. SMITH q BOWLER,
No. Park row the Museum
fINhJlesaie Den No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

l. SKIRT is the durable, elegant and comforab q
HOOP SKIRT yet invented for hshtnes strength aud style
has equal. For sale IN AL sizes by A. I. STEWART
Co., Broadway and Tenth-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

NOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-A
4 gen,eel COUNTRY RESIDENCE with about 6 aeie'
go" 90, al we" q. jssc l. T. vv of PREMISES sad mi
particular. OF J. A. = slMOSsOS, Executor No. 49, Fu.
ion-ayc,. Ee.r Ne,ias 81, Bfoosiyn- --
NOR sALE-lO ACRES of LAND beautifully
situated IN the Rye Wes,rhe'er Co. y, sson,
nile rom Po leicester Depot and yus Of the finest
view. Of ofs ISLAND Sound and surrounding county IN the
fpcE ~ fR S5fiFif II S 81 9 y fEck
No iC' Wri-s', ~ stain.
NOR SALE-A desirable RESIDENCE three
q.sltef, ol uli. f.om sing sing Drot, honie con
acre. Of undoI good wei iruci s'od car
rage house. river view 49, AZ A2y e. tco p,os,,r
NOR SALE IN JERSEY CITY-A line three
rro,ero,'s 40 ~ 49, nesr h,m.tln Palt AID COZ
,erisn F'yonia ferry. lngsIs Of y OTIS sh s
80 81 Broadway, Ncw ora between TIE hour " ana
o'clock p "a.
LOR sALE--At n low figure, charming
COTr AGE, With rom . sisL,esn acre. o. ia15 COZ
n'J JAS "a E'' snrBbEs, So 50 iso~eiy coz feaii
Also beaeia! BvIlDN9 SIZE q oas ,eis, T''h "'s'
trout in tie village q UFPes Nyset Cas'P ioi e.'i.
HARMS and COUNTRY SEATS for SALE in
DELAWARE Az .sI1 1sb cIiEsFER co FARMS -
| DELANAI,E AND CHEsILR CO FARMS
Some Of DE bet sHd most de'r ~ SO 3 9S 5;g,r
Nc. 5)i wAart't Philadelphia
NOR SALE IN TARRYTOWN--A CORNER
LOr 2e5e' covered VIII grsge. ua1 n.i' o. n, ..
good wtl II water md tnf Louse on TIE oti cgi pr
made into piece Ni be sold Low or eAclangri lqf
snail iIm or farming Land ~. soo sI sway, Adde" boz
| No 7o5, Tay,own Post Ofe
| EARM FOR SALE.-About 100 acres IN
4 Wes,chcser County; Good Home Ban rri othcr OFT
beins On lire 81 the Hsflfm karlrd " nle.
from N.vYork and ue fronI csPc's bronrvile and
Two Noun, Drpo II could b. divided INTO sewers
p4is hne building iho farm. T"fns easy Arpy Oh
| The UTcuiscs !" 'bii.i'
nor SALE--At Rossville, Staten Island,
i 2siors attic FRAME HOUSE, Barn &C., together viii
four sefes Of LAND very bly, ocasd near the sAe and
on hish sronid with fine prospect 6c very desirable
residence for person Of tmal means fnce moderate Ap
| pyto JOIN hAoohI1oh oO 40. ~ J ran y.
TOR SALE or LEASE-A large three-story
bick FACTORY IN Brooklyn, tide water with ma
Of nery md rover lots Of roguf az IN oidT hne location
for any bnsines, 5. IRELAND No. y Finest
NOR SALE, IN BROOKLYN-Four LOTS
on the soutwost corner Fulton and Franklinave.
App!y to j. j. GENMEL. No. $50 Broadway Room No l.
HOUSE for SALE, No. 26 West Nine
4 ,eeithst end Nnfhbvc leased lind ground tent,
= $50 per yo.r; with without furniture. House IL 20 rct
wide so.s b1seent aud large aitlG IN perfect order
Good bath room gus hIturcs s.. Price, $1,000 rosss'
| sion Owen ia Apn. Apply 10 WEBsILK NOODSAN, NO.
IA Willians', before p m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
Real estate for Sale.

A J. BLOCKER, SON, & Co., Auctioneers
IA and Real Estate Broker No. II Cedars, have at
private sale, number OF valuubir and moderate priced
HOUSES and STORES; also BUILDING LOTS IN various
parts of the City.
MONEY to LOAN on MORTqAGE.
A J. BLOCKER, SON J. Co.