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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

The crops throughout the the
county are better than was expected.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01
NEW FTR NJ ]

THE undersigned having gone uto.partncrsbfp n tie
l. BOOT and SHOE Manufacturing business. Ioyd; i
block, two doors South Of Weber Troutmanis Store
Main street. Bntier Pa, are prepared 70 make the meet
est Boot aud See and do the best job work of any
establishment the place Having great oxperience =
your measure. - u"
eb2s 6-tf -'SDohaS' -iiohaS'
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01
NORMAL SCHOOL,
In Prospect, Butler County, Pa

THE second term Of the Prospect Normal School will
| commence August 9th. 1896.
Tuition from 81 to So, and required in advance.
Boarding IN private families from $3.50 to 49,
For particulars address, Rev. J ROCKWELL,
June 20 '6S-im. Prospect Pa
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01
1866

RATS rersus BTRDS.-Whoever engages In shooting
small birds sa cruel W baeser aidsin extermina-
ting Rats Is benefnctor. Weshoud like some one to
give us the benefit u eoxpsreiice In driving out
these pests. We need something besides dogs cats and
traps for this business. s.gSeientfc AsiericaR, Ny
9s- See "Costarsh advertisement above.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01
BAND OF MUSIC.

A good band Of music will occupy a
prominent stand on the grounds during
the fair.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01
The American Citizen

Is published every Wednesday in the borough Butler
by THOMAS ROBINSON in the Arbitration room in the
Court House.
TEnMs:-S2 90 year, If paid in advance, or within
the first first six months 80 If not paid until after
ihn nil a hn hrsfa nrrnilI =
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

we Invite The attentlon OF the pubic
to our premium list. 1t has been revised
with great care, and with directreference
to the liberal encouragement of all class
es of industry and commendable enter
prise. Look over the list at your leisure;
note the premium you wish to draw and
see to it that some of your ncighbors
don't po ahead of YOU.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

COmmittee-James Anderson, Penn
Robert ID. Stephenson, ,and A. D. Wier.
Glass H.-,Swine.
Best boar over 6 months old, So 90
best brood sow, 90
best litter of pigs not less thonl5, 3 90
Committee-John Scott, Frank Comfy,
John l.. BARLEY
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

. INCREASE OF RATS.--The Fdrhfcrs GasetE, Eng
h) asserts and proves by figures that one pair of
viii have grogeny and decenants less than 65l 600
IN three years Now uu.ess this Immense family can
he kept down, they would consume moro food than
would sustain 65,00D human beings
FB- See "Costars advertisements abOrsBfil q ft4
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

FASHIONABLE IAILQRS.

FfNIE undersigned hrng associated themselves in the
| Tailoring business, would respectfully sty To the
public in general that they have just received the Spring
and Summer Fashions, and prepared 10 mike up
clothing In the latest and approved st gle. Please
call and examine fshions and Specimens of men
and boys Special attention given TO boys cloth
ing. ElTENMULLER WHITE & co
Butler, ApIn & IS66-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

best jack, 80 ". &4 = a@rs : 2 90
best pair.of mules over 8 years old, 800
best mule colt spring, IlsiN y p 90
Committee-Robert Story, DR.. Joseph
s. Lusk. and Robert Gilleland
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

Committee G. McAboy, Mrs, W.
o. Breckenridge, Miss Julia Boyd, Miss
Maggie Stewart, Miss Curly Zimmerman,
and Miss Aeoie Mitchell. a-a a,a
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01

Committee-Johu Mitchell, William
Bingham, aid Joseph Cummings, Esq.
Miss Mary Jones, PROSPECT; Miss Emma
Reiber, Middlesex. +8 ''-~
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-01
Repairing Watcles, Clocks, &c.,

am prepared to perform all work properly bcongir
to Sewelry Establishment with satisfaction to my
merons customers.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Real Wstatt for Sale.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-The undersigned,

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-The undersigned, AS
signee Christopher Gernon, offers for sale the io'w
Ing Real Estate situate in the Village OF Hoowvile IN le
Town OF Cayerack County Of Columbia and state OF
lorb TO wit One Of Land situate the noith soc o.
the Columbia Turnpike Road containing about SIX ace' WIN
Double Tenant House and Barn thereon Also one oner
tact o. land situate the south side Of the Columbia iu
pike Road containing about twenty scre., with Dweng
House, Double Tenant house, Factory, Dye House, saw
Mill Barns Dams and Water Privileges thereon VIII also
offer for sal. the personal property Of said Gernon cons
OF Csrdne Machines Pcker,, Jacks Knitting Frames h
ting ieeler Sewing Machine Stocking Boards Dustns hli
chine Steam Enriue and Boiler, Betting and all other ma
cueTy aud implements necessary for conducting the manu-
fatue Hosiery and oher Wooden Goods Also many other
articles too numerous to mention.
the ssid Real and PersoDa property Is not disposed OF o.
private by 7th day OF March next then the VIII
be sold Public Auction the sad 9TH day oil March next
at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon. the premises.
The above described pleasantly located and pos
great advantages for the manufacturer and capitalist
having upon natural reservoir below the present works
covering about fifteen surrounded with the exception
Of the outlets. by oy barriers OF TocA end earth winch
when oveowed would sord perpetual aud suciet 10"
OF water for manufacturing land milng purposes on an "a
euye scale In its present condition tue water can De USED
three times before 1t empes In the reservoir apoYs men
toned These together with the unsurpassed Location io
damming aud building below the reservoir and the
by rroad aud boat for transportation OF goods 10 mar
ke render II of the most valuable water privileges e1
tant. JACOB {. ESsELSTIN, Assignee.
Claverack Feb. %, 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for SALE an
4 INTEREST IN q large body Il valuable COAL and
TIMBER LANDS. with view to their development Their
location affords great Inducements they are situated d.
rect on the line Of the Phidepha and Erie Railroad
An Organized Company boring fo Oh Oh ad dining
lands with every prospect ofsucces-
TIE Coal Btuninou the Timber mostly Pine and Oak.
For further Information siife d c. CARY. No. IS West
PIsitsi. Baltimore, Nd
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
DOLLING MILL for SALE.

III The CATASAUQUA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
offer for SALE their MILL situated at Cstsauqua,
Leigh Co., Penn. The mill Is nearly and In excellent
condition. 1t has single and double pudding furnaces
tay 'queerer paddle rolls heating furnaces train Of rolls
for large IRON l0Dch train for small size train for
boiler and plates with reversing gee sesnengins
for blast vertical steamengne for driving the mill There
are II worken houses belonging to the mill The situation
cannot b. s1ceed being in the of the Iron and Coal
region Of the Lohsh Valley Application 70 be made to b. j.
LEEDOM No. $50 North Delaware ave. PhiAde phis THE.
ODORE STURGES No Al Pesrl-st. Nsw.York; or at the
Mil, where the be seen.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Proposals..
OFFICE oF AssIsTAET CoyYrsA7T GZsERII ,
oP SUBSISTENCE, No. >tate.st..

NgwYogK February a. 1861. J
ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOS
until ~ one O'Clock ?. m, on SArURpAttae 2th nsa,s
or supplying the use Of the United State, Army SUB
SSTENCE STORES to be delivered la New Yogk Broos
900 barrels P0RK-MTss or PRIME MRSS-oi the
Old and CROP In fuhooped oak ash barrels with se
iron hoops Meat TO be tree from rust stain fol wesh
ard thoroughly .aed Bidders viii sAe ,gcs their poS
packed, and the brands; also the kind OF barrel
TO be received at such inspection yaIs shall b
agreed 20 by the Id,rsigned
900 earel. Of hr't quality extra 'up.rfrs Southern -
rdrr climate The brand aud places Irnuaciur- be
stated in the bids and whether in round or a. hoop o,Isla
The barrels to be 10 good shipping order Ia! heaa"ed .s
IOO, 900 pound. Of clran. dry BROWN SUGAR, in 49,
res b. and OF the beat in use oI tie PURPOSE and -
lull hesd.lined.
Bids may be made In bond or duty paid.
81 barrels New No. MACKEkEL.
The stores required for immediate del'ery
Separate proposals, IN drplc1'e nu' DC M.ce for sAa
article enumerated and bidder. may propose ioF tue whole -
sunres OF the Flour nd Sugar must b. delivered with ~
pro posals, and referred to therein.
A printed copy Of this advertisement must be atlcted -
each proposal and the proposals Wa' be specific IN comfy
ton contain the written guaranty OF two responabss
We The andei.yned hereby guaranty that should oil -
sny part OF the above bid be accepted shall be duly dhlsi
according its true puport and conditions. also shss
written contract with bonds TO the OF fourth =
the the stores proposed to be furnished a be ere
cuted, ii required .
Tho sellers place Of business and the date OF pas
chase well as the name OF contents and shipping ma v
be hereafter designated must be plainly marked Oh evsTy
picksge All other old marks must be oblltersted
Certificates Of inspection BY professional packers OF y
spectors Other Than the party ura,ny the pyoritons VIZ
be required for the meat certifying the OF tine ssss
their quality aud condition. AID the inmedsiey sss
cediny inspection
The will also be examined passed upon by parsss
from this office on the part OF the United STATES.
The stores will be inspected at tho date OF dshvery
with the retained samples eJ an inspector spp0o
by this Office.
Payment rH b, made IN currency its squirdnf I" so'a
funds are received for the purpose.
Conirsctou expected 20 hold their goods wrnoos@
pensc 10 the Uni ed States until required tor shipment
BdBks for Prop0sds pN BE- (utniited az me once rs,S
u te iscosed enreiOps ddir,ssd 20 ne H"a""5ssA
and ,afo,.sG PI0p0.a!s 10, ssb'l.ieace Sore,
II. &. CLARKE,
Ry Klx 1sa zai a. o. q. -
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS.

WE PRESENT to the public the first and
w only BRICK MACHINE e7cr invented. which makes
PERFECT PREssRD ERIcK from clay without
check and 20 simple IN its construction recommend
general use substitute Tor any and all brick machines
known to the country.
makes Brick smooth. perfect and uniform in size and
quality cheaper than mud brick be mnde and
superior to any Philadelphia pressed brick offered in
market.
The Machines made with from to elr mods and
will cost from $7O TO l,50n. Tw0horse power will run
two mods and tve-horse power will run eight mods
One mold will turn out 900 bricks in 10 hours and est
molds 50, 600
The brick thus made mpervous TO moisture and conse
quently secure from the action Of frost.
They ready for burning when discharged from the
chine-require no handling or dryns-and may be immed
ately subjected 10 any degree Of heat
By this OF manufacture the air moisture
PEELED fl the clay by OF perfoator which enter the
mold when hed and suddenly withdrawn the brick
receives its fnal consequently. EVERY BRICK
BURNS PERFECTLY, WITHOUT CRACKING, CHECK
INC or WARPING. and EVERY BRICK is PERFECT
WHEN 1T COMES FROM THE KILN.
The Machine 10 In operation In Jersey City where It
can he seen.
II s only necessary for practical business 10 Sec the
Machine In operation and examine its product TO be
WINGED that destined 10 work entire revolution In the
manufacture Of Brick
We offer SALE, Rights Of States Counties Cities snd
Towns upon reasonable terms Machines furnished to order
l.. G. WOODRUFF, President
e. l.. CORNISH, Treasurer.
in. WulfCpMB SecfssSy
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

EOR SALE--A new, first-class, thrce-story
Il high stoop. brownstone HOUSE, In fry second IT.
men,s Carpenters work and painting done by day work
Apply to WM. BEDELB, on the premises
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
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FOR 1866.
Third Edition Now Ready

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Conjunction Of Planets and other Aspects
New aid Valuable Tide Tables for ioD Placer
Jewish sndMahomedin Calendar
Table OF Sirty-one Bright S,ars
PoLiTIcAL DEPARTMENT:
United State. Government, Ministers. Sc.
Senators aud Representatives of XXXIXth COngesa
Laws Passed at the last Session Of Congress.
Public Resolutions and Proclsmatons
savehoders Rebellion, Chronicle Of War Events
The Union Party in l6S-Resoutions Of the Union State
Conventions Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage.
Impartial sufIsge--Laws in the Several States
Tbe constitutional Amendment
The Second Inaugural Address OF President Lincoln.
President johnson Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage
ELECTION RETURNS for 1865, carefully compiled and
compared with former Elections for THE TRIBUNE
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Territorial Election Returns for 1868
States Of the Union Capitals. Governors Time Of Meeting
Of Lerisls.ures Time OF STATE Elections.
The Terrtore. Of the Uon-ther Capitals and Governor
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

~ by decree Of the Chncey Court at this place appoint
ing a Connissoner Of sale offer the Rockford COT.
TON MILL, machinery waerpower IS Of land sdion.
ing and the houses for superintendent and operatives r
sale until the l0:h day Of pi when If sold
viii that day offer II for sale at the Court House door IN
Knoxville Onehs Of the purchase money will be required
In hand and remainder IN and IL months with interest
aud lien retained the property for the purchase money
This property lies In Blount County Little River 10 miles
Ing "a by 40 feet and frame loom shed attached 50 by 40
feet containing cards. SO spndes and 30 looms. the
greater part ia operation For further particulars apply
to H. J. WILSON. Ocoee Bank House. Knoxville Madison.
will, Tenn. JAS. A. COFFIN Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Mem publications.

In tracing history Of Mr. Madsons active life during
rerod 80 years ro 716 to 1885, the writer has been ne
sssy led into review Of tie important portions oil
opr rublic history Mr. Madson's cotemPorIy
and closely identified with the War Of the Revolution the
ardnous abors Of the Old Congress- the completion OF the
Articles Of Confederation the formation snd adoption oi he
Constitution Of the United States the questions w1c
arose under he administration Of Washington the struggle o
parties which ernnsed in the election Of Jefferson over
Adams and the conp ated questions OF foreign pocy "hc
led TO the War of l82a coumeuccd and ttfninaeu
nnder h. Admin s,on In passing under review hec
Of history the writer has been enahed Oy
access 10 the papers Of llr Madison and other Original doc
ments throw light upon many de3aaOle pasar oi
the hest and most permanent interest ~ American Anna
Beside the cirecr Of Nh Madison himself Of which no cor
neced prra We has ever yet been given to the public h
works will embrace authentic md illustrative notices iounded
chiefly on Original and unpublished documents OF the most
distinguished of his coempoaiics Washington Jefferson
George Mason Patrick Henry, Richard henry Lee Adams
Jv Hamilton Ring aud others Whether the subject ma
teas or tie dranafis erso1G, be considered the work,
In its design would seem well fitted to supply vet re-
naming ana ir1portant dtderGta IN national history on
questions which engage the deepest Interests Of the
American people.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Weo0ina CARDS. &1.

ALVIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1Of Ful.
~ on..t-wEDDING CARDS sni FINE SPAliONEaL
tEssblished 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
HIST pTRIISUFD.

lust PUBLISHED:
- TIE PHILOSOPHY OF ART. BY II. TAME, Professor
of Eshecs and Of tie History Art IN the Ecoe de- beaux
Arts Paris Trans ted from the French and revised BY the
author. 12rno. cloth : 30 BAlLLERE BROS. No. 52O
Broadway; SCRl oNEE Co, Grand-st. LElPOLDI
HOLT. Broadway
Shortly viii be Pubhed The United States during the W
of 1875 BY August Lause Coemporuneous Matehalsn
Study OF the System Of Di. Buckner. BY Paul Janet.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

A NDERSONVILLE
A LIST or
UNION SOLDIERS
BURIED AT
ANDER RSONV VILLEi
GIVING NAME, REGIMENT
AND
6RAVE.NUMBER OF EACH.
so PAGES. % CENTS
THE TRIBUNE,
KEw.YoRK
Sen. by msl receipt Of price.
For sale by all New sdeslers
=
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

DROPERTY for SALE-Four story Brick
i HOUSE end LOT 25TlOo, house 25142, with a large
basement, in South brooklyn. Inquire Of A. DAVIDSON
No 1913 Prince.st., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

jersey City, within eight nnuies' walk Of the ferry
very pretty thTee-siofy, English basement HOUSE. In
complete order all the modern improvements; hot aud cold
water every DooT bath two wstercloets, Mckenzie
range both heating and cooking good yard end excellent
neighborhood. The furniture u ali new, and ia complete
order rom top bottom For further particulars and permit
to house. apply CHARLES b. SMITH, No. Maiden.
lane, upstairs
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
LN0R sALE-THE UNITED STATES HO.

i TEL GROUND Saratoga sprngs-For fae 70 e,ose
an estate the plot Of ground at Saratoga hete9o
occupied bv the United States Hotel and comprising ho8
i've scres with frontage Broadway OF 2O ee ap0u ~
feet on Division ST. about $50 feet karoatayo ana ABOUT
MS feet on the outhery line This affords probably ,he
hes, lie for hotel in the Union and l. recomnended 70
hotel propreor aud capitalists Title perfect immediate
possession. Applyto hOAhh 'iVho Pi.s,
(51D no Anss'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Real estate for Sale.

A SMALL FARM for SALE-OI loa acres,
n "a mile, east Of Peek kill Westchester County, n; 1.
acre. bearing standard pear other fruit ,%an
,ao bone harm &c ,uaon high and healthy water sooo
highly improved cultivated in GARDENING and iInnG h''
$1,000 w. Is. COLLINS in the Village OF fe'ssAiI'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Gouses ano farms Uanteo.

NNTANTED-A Small HOUSE in the Country,
w with not les. than one OF snd. In exchange for
House and Lot In Ewen-.t (near GrGrdl Niamsburgh.
Apply to Mrs NICHOLS, No ~ ot, MarRspsce, y. T.,
between and O'Clock p.
WANIED.-A respectable Physician wishes
w ~ 90, +, ROOM suitable for an OFFICE. In quiet
prye house above Thryfourh' References exchanged
Addre.. A. DEXrER, No. l38 Peafi-st., city.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
60 Get.
FURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT, BY
BENEDICT COLT, NO. PINE-sT.

VNO LET-A first.class OFFICE for banking
pnposes about 50 feet deep splendid light and venti a
ton and on door in Broadway CedaI-st apply to
(6i5D HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine st.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

E0R SALE-Within ten minutes WaiA vi y.
7Olcres and in perfect order On the above Is tne
Fsru. House, three Barns l.tionse arg n @
OF cherries peaches. pears, apples 6c; aso az Wy ~ r.
fruits. Price, s35,OOO Apply to HOMER MOhuA IN, NO.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
CTEINWAY g. SONS
- GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO.FORTES

Have taken y First Premiums gold ami silver ed rtAs
Principal Pairs held In this country within the last tn
snd IN addition thereto they awarded Firs Prs
Meda! the Great international Exhibition in London -
competition with $50 Pianos from all parts OF the World
That the great superiority Of these instrument. IL s
veray conceded sbuudanty proven by he tAa1
Mes.rs. s,enways scales improy ments, and pecuaf
construction have been copied by the majority
the manufacturers Of both hcm phee AS CLOSELY couL4
DoSE WITHOUT iSdRIyGEggNr OF PATEsr RIaHrsb soA
that their instruments BY the noe, eminent Dlsns
Of Europe sud America who prefer them os their pGonS
and private whenever accessible.
sTEINWAY 4 SONS Girect spscial attention 10 their
PATENT AGRAFFE ARRANGEMENT.
which having been practically tested in al ter Grand sf
highest priced Square Pianos and admitted 70 BE- oftss
creates mprovrmeus modern times. will hereafter o. IL
reduced In EVERY PIANO MANUFACTURED BY THEA wraoov
INCREASE the purchaser in order that ALL shes
patrons may reap It's benefit.
STEINWAl 4 SONS PIANOS the only dcaa
instrument. exported Europe in large numbers and uss@
IN Europeln concrrtroomA
WAaEROOMS, Nos. II and 3 East Fourteenth s, -
tween Union Square and lryins-pace. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

Il CANS -FIFTYTWO GOLD or sllFEb ht'DALS
or other HIGHEST PREMIUMS heve beeu awarded 81 z
II. within few years. and sENESTEEN within ths "a
four weeks for THE BEST INoIhCaEHA' o. hnAs
GENERAL CLASS.
Printed testimony presented n their circulars ron -
country that THE MASON & HAMLlN CABINET Oh
CANS ARE UNEQUALED Prices, ell) 10 800 "&s
rooms no. 59j Broadway New-iors
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

nor SALE-A 7.years' Lease from next May
OF LOT situated in Worth St. between Centfes, aug
Mission place including building engine, Cupoa, blower snu
other foundeIy sppurtenances. Apply p - y,,.
WM. A. BUTLER. No. II Wakerst
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

WI two..;ory and attic HOUSE wen located ten minu,ei
walk from Harlem Railroad depot and block horse
The land reequsrteTs Of acrc IL improved with
great variety OF fruit good well kc. For rarcuars inquire
at office Of Weschcster Times. Finh-s,.. Morrsanl
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
HAVE lizard SWEET MUSIC STEAL-

LIVERY SATURDAY.
III NUMBER NOW READY.
Containing most attractive variety selected from the Lon
don Review Chambers journal London Society Spectator
Fortnighy Rev.ew Examiner ReadeI Athens9a and other
6r css, FOREIGN Periodicals Price ~ cents IS year
The Second MONTHLY PART Of EVERY SATURDAY
., now reedy including Weekly Parts Numbers i've, Six
6even. and Eight.
Price. 50 cents; S5 year.
Back Numbers OF both Weekly and Monthly Parts can al
ways be furnished. TlCkNOR FIELDS Publishers,
10. l24 Tremontst.. Boston.
For sale by E. II. TICKNOR No. S2J Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.-NIrs. EDWARD

LODER will commence her course Of private instruc
ton In ITALIAN. ENGLISH and ORATORlO SINGING
the frs, week in October BIZ. LODER will be at home
un that date every morning between the hours Of IL and
o'clock or wnen appc be there No IA East
Thirty .econd-st, Lexngoneye. or " Ch.cAeIA,
1 Soa's Piano ko9tns, no. C.) D.oA1ay
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

A GERMAN wishesto give lessons in German
In e,chlnge for BOARD. lie also willing 20 take
vsra,on French and Italian, or to teach children Address
H. NJ. H., Station u.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

fVHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Sqnsra
l .nd Uprigbt PIANOS. MEL0DEONs and CAst
NET 0RGASs Wholesse and retail. To let. and rent -
10 gedif purchased Monthly payments receivedi the n
second hand piano. barssns from $50 70 70
Plano, Piano, tuned and repa.ed sheet Music itas
,oiled NJ l. cents per page. HohANh "AtntS'.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

CTATEN ISLAND For SALE, one hour
- from the city 20 ACRES. MANSION, 50xO feet e1'eh
sion 2Ox3p; lodge barn fine park, extensive views Psec
healthy Terms favorable. Apply 4. BOND No. IL! bFoHa
way