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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
Doaro auo Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can have first.
n class BOZ cd In West Twenty thrdst. convenient to
the fhxys. TEL The house IL IN eveIy respect hstclass
psy literally apply. Address. with reference. c,
Boz No. lA TribS 10 0Gcs.
4 SPANISH GENTLEMAN wishes to teach
N his pstvs language 70 Phvsts Family or School p
exchange his board sso to Yvss Pup best ressencs
OVEN Address r. A.. boz Ne an PsstOascs.
DOARD IN clergyman and
ID wfs 10 DESTROYS Of procuring good BOARD n quiet
Christian family in Brooxlyn. Aadrsss. Sailing terms.
CLERGYMAN, Boz Ne 49, Trbuns O1ce
DOARD.-To RENT Back Psrlor and ex.
~ tendon HOUSE. 6rssclssA Price nedsssss. Apply
a No. 70 6svsnth-st.
-First-class BOARD by gentle.
man wife TIVE yoans adies nd sns sssvsnt untl
Price wil be pdd Address q C. T.. Bog III. Thurs oaee
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fnrs.

A TTENTION, LADIES.-The New York Fur
Manufacturna Co.. No. 80 Chatham st.. opposite Crooks
White Marble Hoiel-sets, IS and upwards Brook Mink
Collar and Mu 81 50; French Mink Collar and Mutt 90 o
MAX Sable Sets S25 35 fine Rich Sets, ESQ., fine sibe
han Squirrel Srts " and endless variety Of all other
FURS equally low. Altering and Repsiring 70 the latest
stye Receipt gven purchasers 10 insure against moths
FLEMING, Manager.
E,URS, FURS-Tbe Finest and Richest Stock
of FURS to be found 10 Of FLEMING'S. No 2io Broad
way cor Fultonst also splendid Nriety Of Fancy Dee
Ladder Skating Caps Gents Fur Caps Colsrs Gloves
and Hats and Csps Of every style and quality at
,urinR prices WM. e. FLEMING. Practical Furrer.
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crrx, QuAlrRxuAsrIls OvyIcr, DYpof o. wAsHrxeros,
WasHuaros, d. O. January IL 1866

Curxy QuAlrRzxAsrsR's OYncE .DIyof o. wAsnrxcfos
WAmSxeTos, ID. g., January u. 1866.
r ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTH.
IL ING, CAMP, and GARRISON EQuIPAGE.-Win be
Sold At PUBLIC AUCTION. und~r the direction Of Captain
m o. Thomas NJ. 9. K, 1t the Government Warehouse,
Corner Of Seventeenth and Hs,a Washington. D. C.. on
MONDAY, January as 1893 :, 10 O'Clock m, . large
Drums Sashes Books Jackets Blankets, Bedsacks Leg
tns Bsysioe csp Ceyer. Robber Bsntsts Robbsr Pom
Ensosscks Hsvvrsscks Hospital Tents. Wall TENS sibley
rrnts Common Tsuts gisr, Goats, Csps PACK Ssddes,
vsSts Tiowssrs. Shirts, Turisns, &c.
Tts sale viii be continued from day TO day until the sores
ss torres must be removed within Eve Days from the date
Of sale
d. RCCKER,
Brpvsh Major General and Chief Qnarefmsstsr,
Depot Of Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25


R06K TRADE 1ALE R0oMss;. d Nc :. Is SO e
W. s 2s: s:. MI e 49,. ::s:.
CONVENIENT SALE; E.. .,,,.,o.,.
" LARGE M ikhssr St f.sT -
win b. seld ct Aueio. Msdcsl Prr,syor'
r Oh f6 sssi'; Ei f:s s. $751;
700 General Operating Cases.
s 8 Ea:ss.' Ss. md Tssspsians Case. -
g Pos Ms,ls% Cases. Inss' go
200 Poke. Cssss. two folds
$50 Pocket Csses three tolca
80 stomach Pumps part hute- KEY wave
500 Dsvidsons ssfIpjectns Syrnses
Hoo Cupoins Glasses and Tins.
Lso Trissrs single and double. r, sre
Goca Tesrnias..s. al patterns
Lsoo Hard Rubber SyIinss' assorted uses -..
ssshcssopss Toueas Dspresscrs syrnsss hypsdsfaaic
TO- 0bssthea Cases spscusn; Lsncs nS and vii
be soid ssprstsy The balance 10 entirely new The genera
contain S ~, :. c.ssss sud souns
On WEDNESDAY. Feb n.
ssaxx sSoK $SSa T soSE
| Consistins in part Of
~ oop.s grsy,: An.; ~ -, n,,.,o,.,x
50 sss: P PS.ssie: asdein. Wssd Bsnns Wat
sI sons 10.
50 eepies Dstons Physiology.
so copies virchow's Pathology.
80 copies soresry-Gros. Erchsen Ferguson, &c
90 copies u. 8. Disprnsstory.
co copies Becks Jursprudrncc.
g copies Psrnsh's Pharmacy. ,
20 copies Theppeotics. Wood, and seiie. r
800 eopiss Minor surgery.
Us copies Surgical Anateuy
20 copiss Cbenlistry. Fownes
20 copies Websers Dictionary &c.
$50 Blank Books, qures Csp bali bound
1000 Blank Books. small quarto. ....
325 Blank Books, tine. whole bound
500 Resms Writing psper. cap. litter ana move
70 Reams wrappins Paper sssoTted. -n..f-
l000 Inkstsnds. various psttsrns
2oC,00o Envelopes assorted.
| 5000 Blank Books, miscellaneous
900 Portfolios
| Pencils Pens. Ink, &c. kc IN
Soma Of the Medical Books second had. snd vi
be- cold separately. Tho Book. and ln.ruments can De
e,ed the day before sale Caalosnes may 30 hsd Oh
Duplication. ROBERT fLETCHER --
Surgeon and Breyet Colonel u B. V0ias
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Matbinerp.

DROPELLER ENGINE for SALE-Second
i Hsnd-in good ordsr Cylinder 10 inehsa D. z -
Rsskr, hshpussrs. With Boiler, Hsstsr Pumps - 1,Ss
''''''' ''l'' G. y cor; coftE4S 4. m ys.rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
Honses ano farnis Uanteo.

WANTED TO HIRE-A first-clsss HOUSE,
w either In NewYork Brooklyn. II must b sceess.
bic and In good location. Address, with full particulars q.
L., Box No. lea, Tribune Once.
WANTED TO HIRE-A frst-class HOUSE,
w in scentf part ofNewYork City, say between Twenty.
third and Thiityfouthsa and Fourth and ssventhsvea
would purchase furniture well suited with the house A.
Dress with full particulars, O. L. W. Boz No iso Tribune
QHice. 't
EARM WANTED. - An old, experienced
gdener and farmer thoroughly scqusnted with the cul
Of fruits and 6owsrs well plain farming wishes 70
HIRE, or TAKE ON SHARES hrfsrats FARM, well
to cspsbity and integrity Address A.
b. Box No. 10 N. Y. Post Dice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
professional Notices.

EISTULA, Piles, and Structure radically cured
without tbs knte, esusie Or acid Special attsatioa v
ill diseases Of Pelvic vscsrs BY HENRY A. DANlELA r.
D, cessuitns saa opsgstsss Surgeon. No. usise se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
lizard WOOD LUMBER.

The ULSTER COUNTY LUMBER Co sre now prs
pared to ill orders 20 any extent for HARD WOOD LON
BER such Beach, Birch, and Maple Of the best quality
and Of any dimension Have also nsd quantity Of Red
Oak Rock Oak and Chestnut Tho Company would contsc6
with parties 10 furnish materials and power th. msnu
tnrs Of chairs planes any other wood The mile arc
situated miles from the Hudson River aordrg unsus
passed facilities for transportation this city elsewhere
For particulars inquired the oco Of the Company No. 3
Psarlst, New. York, 90 Of the Superintendent,
ISAAC L. OyEBTON
At the Mills West Ssuserties,
Ulster County, N. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

FACTORY for SALE. 81
l. WI be sold ct Public Auction, on FRIDAY JAN ~
1885 at the Factory, In Yonkers, at II O'Clock r
'.,H LARGE FACTORY.
tusted In village Yonters Westchester County New
York within IS miles Of the New-York City Hall
The main building long wide Black.
smith Shop Boiler Room 300 feet long besides other out
buildings. e Iu lTrf rl
NEW ENGINE or 225 HORSEPOWER, 10
TWO szys peiers Heating APp.s.sns and main
Skating. All the above In perfect order Also ly .
NINE LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, q.
500 feet into the Hudson RIVER.
The main building ono Of the gh.es. and psassutest
shops In the whole country.
Also Steam Boilers nearly and In perfect
erder will be sold at auction st tho time The above
sale IL pfYcmptory. A
Fer full pAousfs and msps Of the whole property, apply
FREDK A. CoE. No. 10 Brosdwsy, New.York,
Or 10 T. b. STOUT. Treasurer Yonkers, ~ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

EXECUTORS' SALE of REAL ESTATE
IL lanes NJ MILLER will SELL at auction on TUES.
DAY. 90 1855 O'clock At shs .sle.rSSm No
ESrSTE Of PETER VREDENsURGH deceased:
srOaE and LOT No Dol Broadwsy esswsen ,a SSy ana
s9d :hs to a., Les;e saPns nsy saiS.u and
HOUSE and LOT. No. LONGEST, between Blocker and
fourth-sts. ,,rr, .vnrpcou
For further particulars inquire Of PETER ANDERSON
No. II WsLst., or THOMAS EARLE NO. 10 JohhW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
Cost auo found.

7 OST-A CERTIFICATE for 100 SHARES
~ Of QUICKSILVER MINING c.. No. AiA n the name
efTyAAC II. REED Notice hsseby given thss esuss must
b skewn why Certificate should be Issued therefor
GEORGE w. RYERsON, Jsusesy Coar.
0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ The above reward wi BE- psd for infoznshee ssdiss
70 the recovery o. number Of Survey Rspos and Os
Of misinG IRON the 06ce o.
The North Amsricsn Fire Insurance. Company No. lh
Broadway 1hees pspsfs Of vslus - Insurance Gem
pssies eny and ell parties In whose pssssio thsy my b
issn& vin b lsat viii according V lsw.
Nsw-Yosk, Jan. ~ 1so6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

DIVORCES legally procured for persons from
sny STATE Q, sounis whou. publicity Or change Of res
Cent osuss eli gusranfesd savics free and
Apply 70 H. BATEMAN, Counselor Vt Law, No u Nsssau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
NHEAP MARYLAND FARMS.
~ 80 To so PER ACRE.

EOR SALE-At Yonkers, a beautiful country
RESIDENCE. situated on Locust Hilsve, within few
niuurs wsk of the depot the unsurpassed and the
house in perfect order having every convenience hot and
cod water throughout gsa wsterclossts stables
lighted With sss &c, lei in the Immediate
vicinity Of schools and churches nor never can
be. Apply to A. J. BLEECkER, son Co., No. II Co
dar.st - r.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

A NEAT COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with a
acres; one Of 30, Of Isl one Of 20; one Of vihiI
one mile Of New Brunswck depot aud numerous FARMS
Nsw.JerJey.
' MSSAkR i aAXhab1EEisBERoH. lNo. s. Walls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

AN elegant frst.class RESIDENCE for
"A SALE.-Ths House II built in the best siss
lsxto ext french roof yebns doom Of black ws
nut plate gss. windsw modern inpso's@spns eort
laid out planted with choice shfube and vfnss sfse
bek Csiass House stable and Poultry Hes.e well o. pnrs
and p~rfc,ly healthy Ssndfordsve Flusheg Apply to
I'D. r. COOKE Co., No. lS9 Frontst. cor Maiden LAne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

EOR SALE--A LOT on Msdison-ave., be.
tween Foryfourth and Fony'anh-sts, ss1ioo. Apply
to WM. H. RAYNOR, No. Pinc-st t L ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

EOR SALE.-Two LOTS on Worth.st. Ap.
~ ply to BENEDICT & COLT, No. { Pine-st 49, 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
6ituatlons tl)anteo- Mlales.

AN honorably discharged soldier: with INIT.
"A Glaze testimonials, wishes TO obtain fNfLOfmENf
family for his board and lodging spears 40
writes French wen English Address W. j. "" Stsl'e
b. Post.()ftos, New York. 2 tnr.tt.r.l ..H-..f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25

ENOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CIT
IL PROPERTY-A new Brick COTTAGE HOUSE mel
Tsryfown nearly half Of nound hled with hoe fru
trees end shrubbeIy Price, $4,000 Aso, thrrs.:tery a
Ninthsves. Price $500. Inquire ofTERRf & BERRIAl
No. l53 Broadway.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01

Notice 10 County Treasurers

Notice 10 County Treasurers.
OFFICE OF TERRITORIAL TREASURER, |
OLYMPIA, Oct. 8, 1866.
To the several County Treasurers Of ". r.:
would most respectfully urge the immedi-
ate payment into the Treasury of the amounts
outstanding due from the several counties
to the Territory upon assessments Of this and
balance upon assessments of previous years.
Funds may be transmitted by Wells, Fargo L
Co., or by any safe conveyance.
BENZ. HARVARD, Ter. Treas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01

hum 10. J. q. G'ttHi q tHUy1
Your Pills have lul loUg trial IN my practice, and
hold them in ii the best apeiicns have
found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent iol"l,. when given in small doses for
bilious dystaicry oui dioThGd. Their sugar coating
makes theta very acceptable and convenient for tho
Of women and ,luhiivu.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01

N.-tati -tsii. ~ t. sth zen. 100 }
sfr have usr ,suf t.~ nay srrta aud io-Iatsl
ysati-r since yvu mad M aud eist hesitate To
tey be%i rxihsI cHlluy. Their
atiug a,trat thu liver j. Igi h aud decided
qurutl, thu aiii aide remedy fpr arrangements
of that oilan. inii cd. have syi'm found ease II
D. iioas dr uisiiuatr iai II did not readily yield TO
them. I.a,,.naii! !"uis. ALpNZb bAii. N. u,
-. sri.,,.. ~, Ann. Ham a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-12-01
Dyspepsia. Imp"rity Of tho Blood.

From lee J. T. Hmes, itsfor q, Adem Chniet Bosioii.
Dr. AVER sI have used your i'lS with extraordinary
success IN my family aud arws Those am called to visit
in distress. To regulate the organs Of digestion n'l
purify the blood, they the very best remedy have
known aud can confidently Iccolnmrn them 10
my friends. Yours, J. w. HINES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-11

exist, has not yet seen ft TO explain how
ii ID that Virginia could give its consent
to the formation Of the new State when,
according to the editors pet Congress
sional theory, no such State as Virginia
exists. He has not attempted to mar
monte the assumptions Of Congress ~
relation to the Old Dominion with the
only theory that can make the formation
~ West virginia constitutional. lie
i, silent upon this point and, although
usually yoluble in denouncing any per-
sou who dares to intimate thought de-
rogatory to the entire legality and i'm
maculate righteousness of the act Great
ing the new State, he opens not his
mouth when the radicals PROFOUND and
act upon theory that makes the gov
eminent of West Virginia an acknowi'
edged usurpation. We would like to
hear from the FRED DOUGLASS organ in
relation to this point.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-11
The Radical system.

We are told that, in his private cleo
tioneering tour throughout tie State,
Governor FOREMAN has assured his par
tlsans that he will make use of every
means, whether legal or otherwise, to
retain the State offices in the hands OF
loyal men" We are not sure that the
Governor has made so revolutionary a
statement as is attributed to him, but,
Judging from the manner in which his
registrars are setting the law at defiance,
we are inclined to think the story true.
Il is certain that these men are, in many
of the counties in the State, proceeding
in a purely arbitrary manner, register.
ing whom they choose and disfranchis.
ing whom they choose. 1t makes no
difference whether the applicant com.
plies with the provisions of the regis
tration act or not; it makes no difference
whether he has been Union man or q
rebel; it matters not whether he served
in the Federal army or in the Confeder.
atei if the applicant be radical and
can be relied upon to vote for Governor
FOREMAN, he is promptly registered,
but, if he is expected to vote for Colonel
SMITH, his name is either not placed
upon the list at all, or, if it is found
there, is stricken off. This is the system
adopted, with BoREMAN's consent, we
believe. and, possibly, under his instruc-
tions, in some of the southern and noun.
Tain counties Of the State.
In this county and these Immediately
adjacent to it, the system wont work
and the registrars generally obey the
law, but in other portions of the State,
it is as we have said. 1t becomes, there
fore, the duty of every honest man who
can vote, to show his adherence of this
lawless and outrageous course by indig.
nautly rebuking at the polls, the man
and the party for whose benefit these
crimes are committed The deuial of
the elective franchise to man legally
entitled to vote, is such u crime as no
r6pIDIlc5u government can endure. IL
is the destruction Of the very es-
sauce aud vital principle of the republic,
and 10 punishment too severe can be
moted out to its guilty authors. Let
US rally to the polls on the 25th inst {,
and strike sucd blow for liberty as
shall make our petty despots turn pale,