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THE PRISONERS AT FoRT PULAsKI.-A
ia,e Savannah letter says:
A B. Moore. Charles Clark, A. G.. M; =
grath. r. NJ. 7. Hunter, j. A Campbell,
J A. Seldom, d. L. Yulee, \. K. Alli-o",
George Trenholm, and others of less
notorety, are now held as prisoners at
Fort Pulaski. Trenholm was released a
few days since to go to Hilton Head for
an interview with Gen Gilmore. He
went under parole, without any guard
Whatever. He was remanded to thu fort,
under charge of 1t. Thomas, Assistant
Provost NJ 4rshal. The prisoners are al
lowed considerable liberty, and take
heir exercises about the parade and par
apet with degree of freedom which they
could not have expected to have accorded
them. They are rs cheerful as could o.
expected under the circumstances. They
are upon the best terms with the officers
of the garrison, with whom, as with
visitors, they readily engage in CONVEX
s.ltion and lively debate.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

TIN 8. Bine-
|oclatrd with him
!, P. r. Willis aud
the paper will IN
y Mcssrs Bingham.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

cE 1t is hard to
bristian land while
ar people saying.
e up the niggeTs "
MT live together if
ce must extermin
avages and canni
g ; bat how eau il
Iden Rule IN. y
think the race
"a the Indians be
Z And at any rate
ring extcrnlinated
10 anticipate thai
another ? Il seems
r that the negroes
hselv-s, being Elm
| Q whites.-Boston
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18
Az. W. II. Chetsiscick.

JUSTICE OF THE gPEACE Will h''d regular
y COURTS on the First aud Third IT. ,-S0AY il
@ Oh month. 4s@ ~++e--
ONCE At his Drrg Store iyaMf
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

Tho Richmond Republic calls attention
10 the fact that General Johnston. Gen.
Egell, and other high Confederate off
C, rs, do not hesitate 10 express their ffrm
and decided conviction that it is the duty
at the people of the South to support
the Govern ment Of the Union Cordially
III d aeds AZ we'll rs in word. 1t is men.
TONED bat Mi-s'ssippi's chieftains, Gems.
) d Lee, w. 7. Martm, Fealherston.
Lowry, Waithali, ana others, counsel TIE
same tliug, and have already themselves
tak IN steps tor renewing their own CHI
zensalp by applying to the Pres dent for
pardon We sre no other conclusion to
whicir men of god sense and good feel.
ing clo arrive No one has made grea er
sacr fees for the Confederate cause, and
none have shown themselves more 'ii,in
ter"sted and mfgnanim Jus than the
brave soldiers who express this opinion
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

MrLIrARY.-M jor GEN. John A Logan,
baving tiris:ed The work OF mastering
oui his brave Army of Tennessee, has
been ordered 10y the Sec eiary Of War 10
report TO NJ jor General Ord, command
Ant of the Department Of the OHIO. a
war department. order, GATED the 2S.h
ut,imo, and just made public, declares
the following army corps discontinued az
oraaniza ious: The p corps, from June
2Sth, lo65; 4th, from August lst: 5'h,
from June 2S,h 9th. from June 21th !;
nh, fron August LIST Sth, from August
lat; 9th, from July 9th; l0;h, from
Angus lst: l4th. from August Isl; 18Th,
from August lst; l7th, from Angus lsr !;
18Th. from June LIST 23d, from August
1st; Oath, from August LIST. Al order
has been issued, assigning a large mum
Der Of general officers to various com
mapds, aud directing that those not
named ther-rn-axcept such as are com
msuding coIored troops or performing
staff tiu y; ar a,e specially detailed by
the War Departmenl-shall be relieved
without q lay.
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LD, Ail.dP-Csmp.
|, Ac:. Asst All. Gen'l.
kTr, Provost Marshal.
EON, Act. Asst ms. Gen.
\ ct, Asst Q. NJ.
f Prov. Mar Freedmen.
Is Com. Subsistence.
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RY DIRECTORY

L 64TGAOT FIRST
Army CORPS.
wa T99IpPI. 9REvFT
Z. LIPPENCOTT, CON
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-18

Rdppdhanno"k means the '':iver of quick
rising wAt~Fo"-a name and meaning, to
the appropriateness OF which tie Army
of the Potomac, officers and men, car
bear positive witness. Jerusalem means
house. or habitation, OF peace" Sara
toga means place OF the miraculous
waters in rock" The queer named"
strait, B ,belmandeb, which you say
always bothered you so, when you wa1 II
little girl at school. also has meaning,
ADD very po>tical one, too. Bal is the
Arabic and Chaidaic for gate, or court i;
Bldeimamfeb means the gate OF tears, -
81 called on account Of the many ship
wrecks wh.ch occur in that stormy and
dangerous strait. Your own name, HE
na is the Latin form tor the Engtlsh Helen.
a; means light" not as TO c..mpl. x
ION or weight, but light as to charac er.
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r0yE Mtg.E.


ID E2PECrE'II..Y tp,d,rA his profsssrmsi ssr
HI vie - iiir raj 1DS y Nott, "a y risrity.
Office Il Oh adv ok T5u. Stu l,srf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
DOoK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 493
DBwly nearly opposite St NchoIas tto'elUtU A. LtA-
E. Caoisv Cons Inen;s solciteI
10 BOON EuYi.R>

DBwuy nearly opposite St Nicholas Hote--GEO LEA
WITT J. F. t'oi~v. tnisi-umen;s soIcNe1
10 BOON EufIR>.
GREAT SALE OF ENGLISH BOOKS
TUESDAY and " EDNESDAf NOV. p Gnd ~
The rse and collection OF English Books offered
Nv auction 10 this market cnnsig ignei BY
Mr henry q. BONN, London.
And comprising foil sssofuDe o his valuable stock. much
n wLicL i. very -aui and rensite.
The ILLUSTRATED BOOKS -
ComnTss Il the richest aud most supro works OF s
elxss ruh.. bed such the works Of Deocly, benre
ck.dJa Canove Cstu, Chauheraine r.uds. Coesv-,
Constable psi3. DIufy OilIsy. GIeye. Grinaey' Harms
Hor.rth Hob-n Hooker Jameson. Jadue, Lindey. Low
Aryck Muipuy. Oiey EB-n. shaw strut, Williams aud
p,.ny oih,rs TOO numerous to tneution.
1osrTHER Wild SEv RAJ IHocsASp VOLUMES OF STAND
English r DITioNs
MANY Of which Iii sale azores an oppo
tuny fcr buyers Of particularly ne. tue
vbol. the Books in the Catalogue sr but r~insuders
pu.rhased by Mr. obn wears and ~ the course
Of short time will become s,d and entirely oui o
tie arkc AID cut 10 Be obtsued except al greatly en-
baDccc pie g. $1,000
C.'a o. ri. ready and books exhibition.
WEDNESDAY Now z9 AID following days at O'clock p
n IS day,
ConpTnc the most popular bo dy stock Illustrated and
ekgsntiy bound Gilt Books ari aud salsbe Misc"l-
Books. Adams Quarto boes, Anbroypes and the
bes; - - - -. -
JUVENILE BOOKS IN GREAT VARIETY.
Catalogues ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
8ales bp Qurtictt.
HEyRY H. LEEDS Auctoneer
III II. LEEDS a. MINER will sell by
HUVIIUN, on
TUESDAY. Nov. "a

AAs AUCTION,
TUESDAY. Nov %,
AZ III o'clock at the PRIVATE STABLES. No. iFat Thirty
nintst Fhhave., In the Of DIoBROW5 RIDING
SCHOOL,
The COMPLETE AND VALUABLE ESTABLlSH.
MENT OF gentleman soiug abroad, conssna Of viz.
Tie ARABIAN Stallion GUlLFURD six ycsr old,
very handsome and sound aud kind, imported AID
splendid saddle horse. sired by REVENUE dam SAlEDA
two Arabian mares imported by the late VIM. Mac
donald Of Baltimore cost Of 5000; $1,000 was refused
fcI bin when TWO yesrs old. ,.
\ GRAY MARE SIX years old by VERMONT HAM.
iBLErONAN l5t hands high warranted sound, very stylish
ana hrd IN al harness. md can irot in go
GRAY MARE seven years o'd, l3l, warranted sound
snd kind in all harness iias ro,ted iu 2:S Saratoga
CoWs. ,
A BROWN MARE. mate TO above. ISL years old,
kiud i'll hness and honest troer The team can
trOt ~ 2:45. -.
CtRKIAGEs. WAGONS and HARNEsS.-A shifting top
PiiaErON a 4.sca, oren PliAETON Top Box WAGON,
fml seat; seat BOX WAGON; two single seat light
l1RDTrING WAGONS; al huit to oider by Brewster
Go. Of Bro,me.st.. snd brit little used.
Also two single TRO1TlNG WAGONS. BY Sive.fr
Smith but little used single PORTLAND CUTTER, BY
do Also BELLS &c. -
Several o. double and single HARNESS. all made by
Lowdcn TO order. and bat title used -
white Bear skin ROBE do. Grizzly Bear do and fnli
assortment Of BLANKETS tandem sud foniinband Whips
Lap Robes Rugs Shees Nets stable Furniture, Sc e OF
the best quality and purchased without regad TO cost They
can be ess, med above MONDAY 21h Inst day be
sale and catalogues br ohned at the office Of the
suct tionerrs on THURSDAY, ?3d inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
NALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Monacer.. Mr. LESTER wALLACK.
(THn EsTABLisHNrSr NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE
EEwrok9 HBRALD.)

Opcns, y. BEGIN sta
EVERY NIGHT
The Great h,na Pay Of nese interest and powerful sf
fer. in tye Acts by Watts Phips. author Of tho Dead
Heat" 4c..
LOST IN LONDON.
Characters by Nc-srs. j. ". Walack Charles Fisher.
une J. a. Wi iamson. Browne Pope, Grahsm and Ward,
M,-. Mrden. ii-uEiqe. Fanny Morsn., Mary Barrett and
Cr.rp.
New Scen-ry nv Messrs. Isherwood and Ma~der.
Incidental Music sbd Chorus composed expressly for the
play BY ST. MoIruhauer
~ scenery viii romprise:
Act l-Se,ue lIntsrior OF job Armroyds House Scene
2-Sc.rs In Iluwal Scene 3--' Down in the Dsrksome
Mine" Act - Diswinr.io1in in Mr. Feerstones House.
Act. 3-Exeror II Mr tea,brrstoDes ViIsN inter Act
f.SGoon and supper Room IN Mr. featherstooes House
Act "a o,tnrr IN the snbnrb. oi London
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Gales br Auttion.
A. J. BLEECKER Auc,ionerf -, =,
A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell

A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., Will Sell
WEDNESDAY. Nov. Is
At 70 o'cloct at the Exchange Saesroom. ,.,.
The following vsluabls CENTRAL PARk LOTS, and one'
CENTRAL PARK LOTS.
8rHAvR-8 isfse lot. 8ihsve Central Park netws ~
l0,h aud losb.s comprising ensge OF 1oI ie' " on wv
Psrs. by lD feet IN depth. - u,,. ,h.
10TH ST lis Lors north eide OF lo7ihd ADJOINING INV
Park lots with = font Of J3 by 100 u iert ,,.,.,,
lcsrnsr Is LoTs south side Of l8ihst immedsrey
10 r,ar The lss, d-srbed aud of the sanr den'i ms
p,rcr lies body Of 20 lots and oar oil ITO not "
.rable Central pa plots fr 'se The ground Ro"
aud views Of the High Bridge and the drives on the oos
wards ofte Psfk hiihy attractive and comnsnlns
l0rHAvE-9 LOIs the rsi side OF iot-ave'' oc'"ee"
l2lst aud lz?d Sta. each rs fe.t by 10. ,, A..
lllsrsr-l3 oTs on north side Of l2ls st. adjoining ee
above, ach Is feet by 100 " feet. ,., In
l2lp s1-ls LOIS south side Of l2est, immedsey III
rear oi The Ia drsrrhcd and Of same dimensions.
l2IrH "a Iors on north eide OF l2Sthst, between
1bh snd nth av.,, sch 2! FRET by ltO.Il.
25rH sr-8 Lors tine sout side OF l25th adjoining
the Hbova IN the fear. -
The title to M whole OF the shove property perfect and
the sale will br sbsonte. t,
The be- 10 per cent and tees on th. day o. sac
and the auc- dcv-fy o the deeds uthe puFchr,o
desire g. ~ my remain on bond aud mor'ssr io ~
years. Maps at No. II Cedsr-.t
ALao 4rH AvE--2 lots east side lh-sve, N. Z. corner o
l0itb-si. 49,
3DAvs-3 lots. side 3dave., 5. W. corner oflo'ss
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
't. OpsRrFRx.srKR q ESEkALs OFYIcE,
MAsHINoroS, ID. C., Oct. "a 1905
HNJNiJ GOVERNMENT

LIN A l. SA l. l. m GoNEkN MEM
II HORSES and MULE@.--win he sold 4. public auction
tDe and places named p.,ow. viz;
N.w-iOrk city-TBURsDAY of eash week, 100 MULES
ssah day. ,
ipbis. Pa.ThURsDAY. November 2 g. l6 and 93
fhilsde phin Pa-SATURDAH Of each week, 100 MULES
Harrisburg, Pa-TUEsDAY Of each week, 100 MULES
eaeL day. -
Meoh-nicsbug Pa-TUEsDAY. November Z, 100
HORSES. -
Aien,cwn. Pa-wEDNEsDAY. November 10, 100
Pottsy,le, Pa FRIDAY. November l?, 100 HORSES
TKasyie Ps.~TiiURsDaY. November l6 100 HORSES.
T;usvile, Pa,--rHURSDAY and FRIDAY, November y
end "A, 100 MULES eAo9 day: ,y,pr
Wilmington Del-TUEsDAY Of each week, 100 HORSES
Wilmington Del-FRIDAY Of each week, 100 MULES
sach day.
Baltimore Nd WEDNESDAY November Is 100
Ba1inore. Nd.--wEDNEsDAY November %. 100
HORSES ,,,o
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS OF each week 100
80 SALE OF MILES @ wLIL TAKE PLACE AT WASH
AZ this series Of sales oil the Government animals wiz be
prsed shon,d therefore avail themselves OF this
For ale. OF public ai,nais in the wes. sec oci& West
en- newspapers.
Animals will b. sold sing.y
bsies Q al 10 o'clock q. m.
Terms: Cash IA United States currency. sr
By order Of the Qusrlerulsstsr- -',tn-ral
JAMES A. EKlN,
BreyetBIigsdier OeneIss
IN charge firsi Division, q. NJ g. o.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
HENRY d. MINER, -Salesroom

HENRY ID. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HI No u Nssssust oppos.e the Post. Ofhce.MiNER q
SONERNILLE Will sell al auction, TUESDAY, Nov 20. at
No IS East Thirty -siIths Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNl'
TURE bsiog the Of house recently purchssed BY
Admiral farrsgut comprising: 49,.
Rosewood and Black Walnut Parlor surs ESfish Wilton,
vs brussels Carpets Dafnssk and Lace Curtsns and
Ccnees Extension Tables and Di1ng hairs Eegerr eie-
sTee Lounges Pier Mirror Oak Buffet Sofa and Chairs
Caed az and Straw Ms,tresse Feather Beis C<sckeIy,
Glsss and Chinawue Kitchen Utensils kc. &c.
The above furniture O.y made 10 order by Rocbeort
sfarre tho carpets having been from Sloan
70. within months
THIS worthy Of tie attention Of those sbout purchas-
tss household furniture.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
OYYTcE or Annr rLoTEIse AND foriPAGE,
No % BnoApwAY. NEw ok, NOV ~ lsba.
iDnE g lRMX ~ OIuI\(. Cf

Oyncy Annr rJorsIse AND farirAss;
No. % BROADWAY NEw YORK, NOV - lsba.)
T ARGE SALE of ARMY CLOTHING and
EQuIPAGE -Whl be Sold at Auction, St III. D"po, oi
Amy Clothing and fqupase corner u Lsgt and WSslns
ton -ts in New York City, eo=1m~pcns on WEDNfapAi
the 2sh last 10 until p ds " unti az 81" sod
CLOTHING CAMP AID GARKlSON kQulPAOE consist
ing Of, -ay: . =,
10000 Trowters. nop.reguiation new.
1900 Inf Great Goats, non rgulltion, new
3Co1 Cav. Great Coats. non snIstion, new
l,S0o Knit Blouses. new.
36 Init Jscksts new.
as Hair Knsp-acks, new.
S2Gg EmsIueled HaversacAs, new.
lOC0 Nftent, new
f%8 Wool Hats. gray. new.
500 70 800 French Uniforms, new.
T,g Rife Jackets new.
Zousvs Uniiorrn. DurJes Hswkins aud French, new.
WORN AND DAMAGED.
Clothing OF sll kinds.
Blankets. wooden. rubber and painted
knspstcts.
Hav.rssck&
Cnntecns -
7os Tent, Wal; $50 waIlTent fliea
400 Tents. Shet-r. - ,.,,
10 Tent. Hospital; i02 Hospi,alTeut Flies
"a prnm, is Bnre.. Trumprts. kc.. ke.. tc., &e.
and samples OF the siicles be at the Depot
Terms Casb in Government Funds 10 per cent down and
the balance before the goods taken from Depot when
must b. "A hours Of sac under forfeiture OF Tho goods
and 10 p.r cent Brevet Brig G.n. d. H. NiNT0N.
Deputy Qu.rtermss,-r Gen. u y. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
1musemenis.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manss.i...........wM. wHEATLEY.
(THp ESTABLISHMENT DoEs NOT ADVERTISE II rHI
NEw-Y0hE HERALD.)

Nkw'Y0kK HERALD.l
Doors open at past T. Begins at ttoa
THIS (TCESDAf) EVENING. Nov. "a, 1865. viii be pro.
FOR THE FIRST TIME DURING THE PRESENT
ENGAGEME IT.
The late Judge Conrad's Power,ul Romantic Tragedy,
JACK CADE,
Written expressly Tor -
EDWIN FORREST,
who will appear the vigorous sud dramatic character OF
JACk tADE; OR, TuE B0sDsxaS or KENT
MesSs. Mduloulb Burnett, Coliirr, Nunsn. bis.del,
Holmes Diuvrs DAIRY. Moan, RendIs, &c, &c Misses
Agnrs Peny. hmy Wells. Burke &c. Nc.
The pirce produced with APPRUPkJATE SCEEEkf'
APPOINTMENTS J. aud ENTIRELY NEW COSTUMES.
|TU-MORROW WEDNESDAY, the Grand Spectacular
Irsh Drams.
ARRAH-NA-POGNE. -
T. H. GLENEEY. EY.......as.........SHAUN THE POST.
THURSDAY. EDWIN FORREST
viii appear TOR the second time In his great character OF
JACk CADE.
Admission, IS cen.s Resereed Seats e. Family Circle
(enttance IN Cfo.by.sf.). 3Jcrnts
Sea-. securei SIX days IN advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
WILL BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION

WILL BE SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION
w a, ~ Ne,yYork Arsens Governofs Island. at II
O'clock q n the 4th Of DECEMBER, ls63. OhDNANmE,
GIN CARRiAGEs SMALL ARMS. ACCOrTERMENTs;
SHOT SHELLS and Other pIspsry o. sns o"s' ''s'e' u
which III. follow ing some of I'D" aIucics.
IS Coluuibiads. 8. 10 and y inch, IRON
IA Cannon of yariou. catbef, iron
So Stsria".. ion for a. p and 20 Por cssernse guns
ais shells ana 10 inch Mortar and y inch Hochkis
42O Case Shot for y and ~ and inch gons. A.,
1858 Muk smooth bore old and new Foreign ana amer
,-.s Mnset. ra-d old and new. Foreign and American
Is Rifle sharps Hall. and Na,'onI-
81 CsrbiBes Snaps and Burnsideh
l0g Pistols Cots and Remingtsns
2a5 sword. saber. AID Cutasses mn,
40 Si Aneendss-. for Small Arms, Screw Drven Wiper,
. ,,- pn,,e, Mod. for Rifles and Pistol.
"a s3 Infantry Cesthdg boxes, 50 and " caiber
30 Inftry Crtridse Boz Belts. cotton. black and bud
=, e psaa, black and buff leather frog.
- ISs Bayouet sesbbsrd Belts, buff leather. new.
1894 Wais, Bes cotton, black and oan iealheI'
z6l2 Gun Snss.
3f2J Cap Pouches MA .,.o,,.,men,.
ila Waist Belts riae, with Clap Plates
N scabbsrds Leather Tor Cuasses and SWORD bayohe's'
n ma Accot,,neuts for Cavalry Belts Sings Cartridge
liz s.dde.' Cavalry and Artillery. o,-.,. sn,,,,,..
ei1 Cavalry Equipments Stuups, Girth' suFcnss''
Blankets Ne
Is, n Percussion Caps
2O77 Pounds Of Block Tin.
498 Pounds OF rerap Bras -
yO Pound, Of Hemp md Msnills Rope; ,a .,h.,
339 Files assorted Wrought and Cast scrap "'" ~" ~
siticies not above named ,,, 49,. IN h..
Terms cash United slsi-s Currency The stores WI 20 %
bid ia II the insf Of the Government should render me-
ce,ssy.
'''''s''' Go" '' "'' " '''WA W. a. THORNTON.
Cssssl Of Ordnance, Commanding A'''saL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
"CKETCHES OF TRAVEL IN MANY

Lycruu Literary Associations AID Lecture Committees for
the p.,.nt season can address Mr. STEPHEN MASsErr,
at St. Denis tio'rl. N-wiorx.
From rh- Evening Post, Nov. n
fr sterhrn Na-sett e. JerIn, Pipes his Sketches
of Tayrl n May Lands" before the Masonic Fraternity
Cooprr.,own n. T., Monday a,t, before . crowded
audience.
From The New York Herald, Feb. I.
MIR. STEPHEN MAssErTs LrcrURRS-There are few pleas
au,er way. Which can b. than at the
which Mr. stephen Msssc',. the popuar
song y ii - aud bumor now amusing public. Rich
la indsn ovrfowiug with fen, and pssng rapidly from
the rs pathetic, bis narratives Of adventure tn.
of his auditors constantly the stretch, aud
them s,ens,ly 'niirs TO oaa MI Mas.ets lectures
have at ain-d great popularity
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Corporation Notices.

NROTON AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ Sealed proposals. inioed Proposals tor laying Water
also Iii, III. name idd-f and the date II its pre-
srpt on III b. received thi. office until II O'Clock m
of THURSDAY November DO 1865 for the laying o sIl~et
wsei pipe from pont in the Croon Aqleduc hear sine'
rth street through neteh street and Eighth avenue to tie
,our duct Ia entra Park, near Lightly htb street.
snd such Information be necessary can
be obtsiAsd at the Engineer. Office, City Hall Park.
TiIUS. STEPHENS, } Croton
ROBT L. DARRAGH, Aqueduot
A, w. CRAVEN, Bo1d.
Eovsmbss II Ices.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
A. NJ. MFRwiN. A1etioneer.
nv pLCGS NERWIN y Co Nos

IL
ID CSC Broadway, cor. Of 4thst.-Ssles Of Booas, sta
toprrv Pcnre Works y! Art tsnrv Goods Furntrr. Nc
gyEsDAY, WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY ENESlNGS,
Nov 20 q ard 80. at o'clock. .
VALUABLE PRIVATE hiR.ARi Of ctoice English and
Auenesr Booh in bue buildings; embracing CO lection oi
..ce America an general AID oc H-t many scarce
pamphlets and variety Of choc- Mce lreor Lier,tnro
lncluo ne finely Illustrated Books. &c. Also blaes NSnu
Boolesse with French plate glass DOORS Catalogues are
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
MEDICAL frI.vKYcRs OFFICE.
RAITINoRr Md. November -. 1863
a yrCTIOV SALE OF GOVERNMENT MED

n IlEIIUN NNTlI Ut VO TsIttN-'f III II y .
a IcaT apd HOSPITAL PROPERTY .-Wil be sod ct
xhc lrc,ion at icS." General Hospital, Baltimore. Nd
- MONDAY December at 10 o'clock a. r quantity OF
St;c, and Hospital Property, portion of wicn is new
useveT usejl - y -
c.o.ues Of he articles to be sold be procured by az
s,yr. II ibis office.
A. ,orrv 10 Ue removed wlihiu twenty ca, hours
s., iS.s Of sals. H. r.. BLISS. Surgeon y. :. v,
wv" ~ Medical Pur,cyor u. :. A.
ADREON 4 Co.. Auctionerrs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
6tationrrp ano 5antn g5ooos.

DARD g. BROTHERS Established lS45)
ID GOLD PENS,
pm AND PENCIL CASES. Also manufacturers of BARD
WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD PEN5.
JAMES d. BARD, Agent. No. ~ Maiden -lAie New York
Rruoptiul. 80 cepts send for circular
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Gales bn anftiotL
AUCTION NOTICE.

raRTHENWARE and FRENCH Ci,NA,,o an,
pouTeT HAYDOCK WEDNESDAY Nov ~ q. ~
s.S at his Saleaoou, No lo Liberty -" srS
ho nent of pam white and oeeo Sted are u
,sS Tea Seis Dinner and Tea Wse, Vases Motto Cups
rxncy Chns, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Cost ano fonno.

r OST-A Ladies' Gold American WATCH,
j fancy enameisd esse. named X 3 Bartlett Wsts'-
Msss number "a csr. No 3b2I Tho Under will be hoo'
Ally rev sidsd by leaving the ,sme At
Robins 1 AppLEgONs No. lSe B'osdwAJ
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
DAkNUAi's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- BROADWAY. between .pnng and Prince.ts.
(TuIs rs.ABL,sHaRNT DOES Sor ADVERTISE IN TaH
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AL the el-I cn's Of
POPULAR FNTFRTtINMENT
arc presented in the grand combination Of a
MUSEUM. CIRCUS, AND DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Tho talented and
FiRSr.cLASs CIRCUS TROUPE,
WITH THEIR
BEAUTIFUL AND IhOKUUOHBRED HORSES,
rrccved with the mot -
+ ,THUsIASIlC DEM JNSTRATION3 OF DELIGHT
CROWDED AND APPRECIATTvE AUDIENCES
Ia their srsud act. Ia the
StW AND SPLENDID ARENA,
Previous to which, the Petite Comedy Of tie
LADY or MUNsTER,
TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY
Mr.. w y. HARRISON, Extemporsncous singer,
MISS I.lZZ,.. READ. the Mhisture Lady.
THREE or TUE LARGEST GIANTS IN THE WORLD,
snd preiiiest CIlsCASSiiN GIRLS ever seen.
GEN GRANT JR., tn- smallest Dwarf ever exhibited.
BOHEMIAN GLASS-Ri.OWERS.
TWO STEAM GLAs- ENGINES IN MOTION
John Batter.bv. LINiNG SKELETON. weighing 81 lba
His W IL. NJ tMMOTH FAT WOMAN nearly 1goles
THREE HOaNFD SULL. TWO ALBiNOs.
Cosrn S-rco.copticon Lear~d SEAL Happy Fam
iy Grsnl AaUar,. iu0 .O0o CuroSlii-a
Adini .on - cents. tluir.n under ten 10 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28


CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
Freight Depot IN Newfors, Pier No hortn River -o.iec
Ing at Hsr rton Junction with the Delaware Larkawa
Nestern EAosd and At aston with tie L-hl Ns-y
Raj road aud IT. connections, iomin1 direct line TO its
hufs and the West without change Of also TO tho Oil
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
Two EsIrss Trains daily from the We., except Sundays,
when ing 'fsln.
Onr train d.y telccp, Saturday. for the oil region
sidy miles and two hours ayrd by this line 20 Chicago
CiniEnati. 81. Louis. Ac with but cisnge of cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Now 70. lSGJ-Leav- New iors as follows:
A. fJf Eastop. Mauei Chunk. Wiilmport Wilkes
barre. hshsnoy City, etc.
hAm IRAIS-st 8a. m. for Pennington. Eason Water
Gap III esbsrre Great bend Ptston Bingham
ton, etc.
ga m.--we,'ern cypress for Eason Scranton, Great
Bend A!citown Reading HARRISBURG, rit,sburgh and tue
Nrs, with but change Of Cincinnati CbicAgJ,
and bat two changes 10 ~. Louis.
y 1RAS-For Es,ton, Allentown, Nsuch Chunx,
Wns-sbsrre Wanspcr. Reading. Pot;.vile, Harrisburg
m.-For Eston Scranton. Great Bend. Bethlehem,
Allentown. Msueh Cbun..
81 m.-For som-ryiile aud Fleminzon
y. nf ,pre.s uaiu or the Oh Kegon and Ene daily
eIcrpt Saturday,.
o.1j p. m.-for Somervlie
+. n.-For souseryillr.
m.-WEsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-For fsson, Al
leniow Reading. Harrisburg, rittsbursh aud Tue Nr.t
nls ps Care through from Jerfey Ity to Pittsburgh cry
evening. - -..
ELlzABFTHPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave hewior ioot Liberty -. at 10 and 4Jo
y. irom Pi.r No soItn River st .. M
Boat. stop ., bergen Point aud Mar,urr'. iiarbor.
Tckrs or the 80 De ootJIhed al the oIe OF thc
ioa.e at Nos - aud 5.6 6rosd~sy the Prnc
p.i b t-. JOSIAH %. STEARNS Superintendent.