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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-19

QcARTERnAsrERG GENERALS OFFICE.
WksHISGTos. ID. e., December ~. 1865 !
GOVERNMENT SAIJS.-SAhES OF RE-
~ SERVED HORSES The Ouariermas,er General OF the
Army directs that all the Government Horses at Giles
boro ID G.. br sold 10 the highest bidders
SALES will, therefore, take place at GlESBoRO. d.
G., beginning ON
THURSDAY NEXT. DECEMBER Il. 1865.
and continuing ON each TUESDAY aud THURSDAY there.
AFTER until all are disposed o.
Boat will lesse tie siIhst. WHAT every hour the
days Of sale.
These orses have been carefully selected and superior
10 any heretofore offered for sale
Animals will be sold singly
SAFES to commence at 10 o'clock q. m.
TeTms-CGsh IN United States-cuuency.
JAMES A. EKTN,
BseyetBrlg Gen. In charge First Division, q. NJ q. o.
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| Henry II. LEEDS Auctioneer
III II. LEEDS ~ MINER will sell by AUG.

HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctoneer
II ii. LEEDS ~ MINER will sell by AUC-
liz TON on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY aud FRIDAY EVENINGS
January II. 10 and 49, 1866
At O'Clock each evening,
AT THE DUSSELDORf GALLERY
no. 543 Broadway, next door 10 Tiffsny's,
TIE HUNTER GALLERY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN
OIL PAINTINGS.
Being the ENTIRE COLLECTION OF the late Mr. JOHN
HUNTER. of Hunters Island, Wescheser County n Y
comprising Ia s nearly 40 GENUINE WORKS Of the old
masters
Thi. sale will afford % connoiseurs opportunity for
the selection Of fine Pictures being the
LARGEST AND FINEST COLLECTION
Ever exhibited offered for sale IN this country The late
Mr. HUNTER formed the principal part OF 4, the
year 1900 until 1885, pictures having been added 1880
many Of the finest purchased especially for him by bis
European Agent, Mr.. HOBSON, during tho revolutionary
roubesn France tho balance being tho careful selection Of
the late during period Of fifty years II has sways
been esteemed she BEST REPRESENTATIVE GALLERY
ofthe OLD MASTERS In the UNITED STATES. There are
other picture. embraced in this catalogue 4 comprising
the ENTIRE COLLECTION Of the late Mr.. HUNTER only
The sale will 10 POSITIVE and WITHOUT RESERVE
They msy be VIEWED on and sfter TUESDAY, Jan. 2.
at the GALLERIES a. above
CATALOGUES may be obtained at the GALLERIES, at
IL. Office OF Messrs. T. H. LUDLOW Co.. No. Pine st. or
at the Office Of the AUCTloNEERS, No. 95Liberty.t
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Gonsss ano farms Wante6.

WANTED TO HIRE-A frst-class HOUSE,
enher In New-YOrk Brooklyn. II must be sccessi.
bic and In good location Adc" with f particulars, q.
l., Boz No. 1888. Tribune ofice
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ReaI Gsiate for Sale.
FAMILIES DESIRING A

L PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE DURING THE
PRESENT YEAR.-A gentlemen has Just erected
large and conmodious building In the upper part
OF Wsstchesiar County. contsiring " rooms,
with large psror., dining and billiard delicious
at ths door icehoasr, barn. stables. good garden
por fine p4yqrouId for children. aud large pond Of water
for fishing or bos the whole thing admirably arranged for
the accommodation Of about 50 Persons, including servants
lh. ire opportunity for about four sI private fam
TO club oeethrr and where the families known 10 each
oher would make pleasant end comfortable residence
urns the whole year. It Of easy by raosd
inst twenty MINUTES walk from tie station. and only
hive mile. south OF Lake Mabopac Perou' can be here at
A. No. and leave OF p full advdntsg Of express trains.
Rent per yesr s2O Brokers furnishing tenants I'll b. al
usual umson up to the Let of February Ref
will be required 90 to character and e'ponsioiiy
tunda Building nude Croton Aqueddct Boaid. City Hail. or
to GEO. S. HiCKOK, Para Bank.
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BOARD ano Rooms.

OF AND UPWARD for single ROOMS
W with BOARD; Rooms without Board, % TO s5 and
LOdgingsj Waterman oil night; at the DUPONT HOUSE.
corner Of Hudson and Laightsis
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MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TESSEssyk
CHiEy QUARrERnAsrER's OFyioH,

MILITARY DIVISION OF TN, TEySEssZE
CHiET QUARTkRnAsrER's OFyIoH, !
L. = MILITARY RAiLRoApa |
NASHVILLE Tenn. Jan. 9, l856
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENl
~ ROLLING STOCK.-Will be sold At PUBLIC AUG
non a, Memphis, Tennessee WEDNESDAY. February J..
1866 the following described Rolling STOCK. vl
81 -Four Locomotive Engnes tive feet gauge three old and
diimantied. one r~paiTabl.l a.
(s sixteen Box aud C9 nine Fla, carsmore or les-hve
feet gauge ~ ,,,,,. 49,, ,,.cr
~ One Locomotive Engine hve feet genSe lying IN tne
di the line Of the Msssippi Central Railroad t"el'e
miles North Of GRIND Junction: , ,oe,
Al Na.bvle Tennessee, Wednesday February a. 1856,
Will be sold The follow ing described Rolling Stock all OF nve
feet zauge and In good running order viz:
m One Locomotive Engine Lyman x sou,her, builder,
tl8) Eighteen Locomotive Engines X Morris Son.
builders =, -,
% One Locomotive Engine, Rodgers L. Ri. Works,
budeTs . o.,
tD One Locomotive Tender.
lsjO) Two hundred Flat aid Box Carr. trore or less)
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
(5j Five Locomotive Engines, unseryicrable. - -
ers aud Rum ing Ges for (2i Dummy Engines IN
1s Five spans, $50 feet each. 6icCGum Trun Bridge. ri
Two span. Bridge. 50 feet each. -
( One hundred aud thirty three perch lat and "a class
Cut stone, comprising foundation Of Round House
Win Also sold above mentioned date at Memphis and
Nashville The ba snce Of Nj itay Railroad Property remain
ing undisposed Of q, that time.
sales viii commence at each place At 10 O'Clock 4 NJ snd
copiinue uD1i all the proprIiy !. dlsposed Of
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash IN Government funds when pufcsased by Railroad
Companies credit M desired Of not exc,edns two years
payable In monthly install with interest the rate o.
$40 per per secured by bond satifetoy Il
Government double the amount Ct the property pu
chlscd
siou to APT. = X. Hamil. A q NJ, Nashville, Tenn
\. j. CHILLY. Byt Maj. A. . H., u. y A.
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70 rINHE ablest and mos: valuable report ever
made Of the CHARACTERISTICS Of the Western and Pa
eihc portions Of our Union" ~
"ACROSS THE CONTINENT" a Summers journey "a
the Rocky Mountain the Mormon snd the Paci6c
with Speaker Collar. BY SAMUEL fOwLBs, Editor Of The
Springfield Mass Republican. One handsome limo Prizes
81 With foil map Of al the Western Territories and tbs
Routs Travelled.
Sent by mail on receipt Of the price
HURD HOUGHTON Publishers
No, $50 Broonest n Y.
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UOVERNMENT SALE of CONDEMNED

GOVERNMENT SALE Of CONDEMNED
W ORDNANCE STORES.-will be sold at public suction
b. order Of the Secretary War the u s. Arsenal Csun
bus Ohio. MONDAY. Jan. ~ 1906 and dsys following
Commanding at l0ocock a. a.;
II Sets Artillery Harness. wheel
~ Sets Artillery Harness, lead.
1i9 Austrian Carbnes eel. H. new
les Carbines, various patterns
48j u ;. smooih-borr Mo'ket'. cal g.
100 Austrian Rifle Muskets, cal. 81. new.
LOoO Prussian Rife Muskets. cal. II. new.
1OD Prussian Sulooth-b,re Muskets cal. II, new.
9l5 Muskes and Aes Foreign. various
III Double.baueled Shot Guns.
10 Revolver PISTOLS, various patterns
~ Foot Arti lery Swnrds
2,0l5 Light Cavalry Sabers.
IL Hos. Artillery Sabers.
20 Musicians ard " C. Officers SWORN
4 429 Bullet Mods, various.
1890 Ball Screws screw Drivers, Wipen NC
80 Sets Horse Equipments, Cavalry, conIplstA
l33 Cavalry Saddles, Mcclellan pattern.
lo8 Saddle Blankets.
81 Cavalry Brides
ISL Surcingles.
20 900 Bayonet Scabbards.
30 00O Cap Pouchrs
IS 900 srtrdge Boxes, Infantry, and PlsteA
rs 900 Cartridge Boz Bets and Plates.
rs GO Gun Sings.
1000 Sword Belts ~ C. Officers and PlstsA
10000 Waist Belts. Privatcs, and Plates
80 500 Percussion Csps for Shot Guns
B,2f0 Cones, various
255 Pound, Hemp Rope.
l32 Pounds Beeswax.
Horse. -
Aot ofPickaxes Telling Axes shoves Mist0ek', Pol'
- Full catalogues win be ready at sale.
TKRas OF SALR-Cssh In Government funds. -
re- Articles removed Immediately al expense oil pu
chaser.
BY order Y. c. BkADfOhp, .,
Capt. Ord. Brevet Major U. s. A.. Commanding Arsenal.
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El '|z|||'7;|!2'|S''z | I Z

OF 70 PAGES ~ PAGES! FOR 10 CENTS WEEK.
The number for Jan 20 NOW READY, and contains HOW
j MADE FORTUNE IN WALL-STREEr. and HOW
GOT MARRIED. splendid original and true Story. writ
ten expressly for the NETWORK WEEKLY MAGAZINE.
by gentleman Of great experience who knows al THE
and outs, and who will give information about the
straight and crooked ways Of that celebrated than has
ever been published. Also DR. H0LFURDS PATIENT,
THE WIFES SECRET HOPE RASH LEIGH. HOW
WE TRAPPED THE BURGLARS. THE GAMBLING
SALOONS OF HOMBUkG. THE HARVEST HOME.
OSSlPEE LAKE. MONSIEUR OUFLE. CRIME AND
CRIMINALS IN CHINA. ANECDOTES OF GEN JACK.
SON. DAY WITH HOLlBUT, &C.. &c. A goat
variety OF entertaining and Instructive LteTatufe wen printed
enlarge type and pspsr 10000 copies sold and Two
steam presses unable to print them fast enough For sale by
all newsdesers price 10 cents "a page 40 pages 20
pages To parties who cannot obtain Il Of newsnen,
have the following tems One copy year s4 copy,
three mSnth, : two copies one ye@s7 i've copies. one
Specimen copies sent by mail on receipt Of ten cents
Back numbers supplied.
Address o. n. BAILEY Co,
PUBLISHERS NEwYoEK WEEKLY Mi0AzIEE,
no. BeekmHn.st New York
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galee bn Auttion.

NAVAL sroRsKEEpsRl OYrIos q. 8. EAvr.YARD,(
NRw-YoRx. Jan, 10. 1865.
A UCTION SALE.-By order Of Commodore
n CHAS II. BELL. o. s. Navy Cornm.ndinl Of this sta
ton shall orr for SALE at the Navy Yard on AOSDAi'
Jan % AZ IL O'Clock, the following articles, viz;
Condemned Tools Hardware. Boats Coal aud Cnders from
pr,.. Furnaces OF and Turpen,ne barrels Pnts Brushes,
&c &c EDWARD HOOKER
Act. Vol. Lient Condr Naval S'orekeeper
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT y rARrRRhsrBs'
WILMINGTON Del. Jan. 2, 1906
GALE of Surplus Government MULES
- good and servieeab eWlbe sold at Public Auction
at WlLMINGrON Del, on
FRIDAY, the 9Th Of January,
FRIDAY. the l2th Of January,
FRIDAY, the 10th Of January,
FRIDAY the 25th of January, - . ~ p,
-FOUR HUNDRED GOOD and sERVIcEABLE MULES.
One hundr ed on each day Of sale: ,
Thu nstcar attention, If purchasers called 10 the eI
ceent quality mules being Of good size in good con,
don Kind and gentle and well o9se to harness. os"5 inc
surplus team mules Of Washington Depot.
Animals sold snsly.
Sale to Commence az 10 a.
Terms-C ash, Ia United States currency 1880,
By order OF Brevet. Brig Gen. JAMES A. EKIN, In
'"'' ~ Nv 4. Ii. GALLAGHER. cspt. snd 40. NJ
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5nsurante Companies.
NETWORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
az WALLSTREET
CASH CAPlTAL.................S2OO,OO 600.

This Company has boon In successful operation FOR NOR.
sm THIRTY YEARS. and continues to INSURE ssuins,
LO and Damage BY FIRE upon terms IS favorable a. similar
Institutions
AL Lossas LIsxRALLr ADJUSTED ASs PnonrILI Pip.
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERHILL, Pre,ident
Orver II. Jones William Hsxtun. Chss i. Stewart
Isaac N seymour sAmL Mmng Samuel n. Dodge.
Abraham b. Davis g. \. Pfefer Michael Ulsehoae.,
Ssul c. Hsrhot Syvsnus Beden. Cha. d. Levi,
John l.. Andrew. X. NJ Buchanan. Ethebert 3 Min,
yosfAh o. Low. William HerzeL Joseph A. Dreytous
John Even Ihomss Dsvey. james c. 0uick-
William DeDeU Henry J. Scudder. James T. Wright
AUGUSTUS COLSON, IT,, Secretary.
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A 81. Msswx. Aacuoneer.

A. 81. MsR~S. Aacuonerr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Nos. 694 and
ID 66 Broadway, cor. Of tth-st.-Sses Of Books Sta
tonsry Plcturss Works ~ Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
EXECUTORS SALE.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON Isn -. at o'clock -
PRIVATE LAW LlBRARY-Th, entire collection OF the
late AMBROSE L. JORDAN ESQ, comprising comp ts iets
and Chsncery Reports OF the Federal and StHs
Courts. Admiralty Reports, Statute Laws Dirests noni'
uensfir, TIealises, 40 Also two Black Walnut BOOK
Csses Office Desk and Chairs.
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DE PUBLISHED TOMORROW, SATUR-
ID DAY,
CORA BELMONT; on, THE SINCERE LOVER.
True Story Of the Heart Complete in large duodeeimo
volume. Price . 50 in paper, or ~ In cloth.
THE TWINS AND HEART By w. +. JUPPER Complete
In one large octave volume. Price Is cents.
Address all orders TO the PublisheFs
7. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
No. SOC ChestnOtst., Philadelphia Pa,
And they viii receive promp, attention
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GOVERNMENT SALE. - Extensive Sale
~ ofDRY GOODS. BEDDING, 1c.. in Original Psch.
VII b. sold Auction, the Medical Pureyofs Ware
house, No. IL Market st., Nashville, on TUESDAY FEB.
BEDDING.
2Ooo Hsir Mattresses. jointed.
i5.Dol Hair PilloTs
470o) Bed Ticks
22O0i CounteTpanes. Linen and Marselles
2n,OO0 Mosquito Bar.
90 Pillow Cases.
5000 Pillow 1Ick4
Bp.OOO Sheets Linen and Cotton.
CLOTHING.
t2oOo Shirts.
4O0o0 Dfs~cr.
1880 Dressing Gowns
1900 Socks-
10000 Slippers.
1000 Night Caps.
3i,oo0 Towels full .iEs. huckabsck
1900 Roller Towels, crish
LOCO Napkins
1900 yards Red Flannel.
2 900 Yaris QUITS Prrcha Cloth.
400 Gurta Prrcha Bsnketa
1900 lrd.a Rubber Cushions and Pilowa
1859 Canvas Hammock.
1000 Canvas Is .snkrt Cases
1000 n Oskum aud Tow.
Cotton Bais. Cotton Waiding, Tape, &c.
~ small portion Of the foregoing articles second
baud. and will be sold sepsraely The greater part
and ia original packages Catalogue. msy be had sppcs
ton ROBERT FLETCHER.
SgTgeon and Brevet Col. u ). Vols,
Medical Purv~yorU u. g. A.
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Geaebers.

A LADY GRADUATE'wishes a SITUATION
"A a. TEACHER, In q School OF Family Can teach 70
gsh, Mathematics, the Classics, snd Modern Language
Address MINERVA, No. ia East Fourieenths,., N. y
INSTITUTIONAL STUDENT Of THEOLr
Il O0Y has had year. experience 10 TEACHING
wishes to make a engagement 10 TEACH Two boon
dlv In Family or Prvs'e School ia the city or vicinity
T(rns must b. hbersl Address OBSTRUCTION" Room
Nc q, Union Theological Seminary, No. University pae.
WANTED for English, French,
Il Gernian Chssics Mathematics, Pointing Music Pea,
man,hp and Bookkeeping, ard all seeking such Teacher
CATIONAL UNION. No. 4S5 Broadway. N.
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ali WANTING FARMS.

A LII WANllNU ARMS.
"a Large ana thriving settlement. OF Vinesnd: mild
climate; 20 miles soutl Of Philsdelphi, By railroad
Rich soil produces large twenty acre tracts at %
Ger acre payable within four years. good business opening
good society Hundreds settling aud making improve
mcnt, Apply TO CHAS X. lands Postmaster Ninelsnd
Lands township. ~ j. Letter. Papers contslnn;
foil irfounsfon win be sent free From hporf Of SOON
RobH,on fJrma Editor Of The Tribune Hs Of me
sTesrs J,yts IN 0imos ierd poiitios ana
,ui,dt condition for pleIsaHi farming thai kno1 q h'
iife Of nr Uessyn Pydiriet.
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Gotels, &r.
DARISIAN RESTAURANT,

DARISIAN RESTAURANT,
Nos. ri and 20 Anr.st
Mr., MARDAGA begs lesvc TO inform her numerous Gus
toners and the public generally that shs will con,inns Nos
81 aud % Ann the Partisan Restaurant established in 1885
by Mr. MARDAGA deceased In soliciting the patronage Of
her friends and the public she conhden, to give entire sa
faction
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A GENTLEMAN thoroughly familiar with
n the zeal estate business In this city and with very vAu
ebe business acquaintance would like to form PARTNER
SHIP with practical Real Estate agent. Addre" with
Inference. S. L. b.. Boz No. 80 Tribune Office.
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N OFFS acres nenr New Brunswick Of 30 o.
four and numerous farms In New-Jersey. EDWARD 3.
VAIL. WARREN HARDENBUR0, Ma. SO Ws,lst
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Sales bp Austioil.
MoERn WILKINS. Auctioneer.
Dn.r, II Opnl

MORRIS WILKINS. Auctioneer. -
EXECUTORS SALE Of VALUABLE PROP-
~ ERTY Broad Pearl Water and Front sts at Accton
81 III LUDLOW x Co will seI at Auction, on FRIDAY,
January 49, 1856 ~ o'clock at the Exchange sslesoons,
No III Broadway Trinity Building BY order Of the Executors
Of John Phenix.
aDST No 81 ~ feet 'front.' ~ feet rear by 81 feet
PEARL.Sr, No "A, northeast cor Coentirs'lp' 1f1oo'
WATER.ST., adj. cor. Old.slip 10 ty94 feet
FRONr.Sr. No. 20. All cor. BroadsL, 215txSsb ieet
FRONT.Sr, near Pecksp 22x694 feet.
By order OF the Executors OF Louis Hhqnix deceMed
WArER.ST.-Hew 4stOry Brick STORE and LOI' NO
l07 Wa.er-st., 2lK96 feet.
Also for account OF whom II may concern,
WATER. ST. story Brick STORE, No. 40 Waerst.,
near Coenties slip 3l2x63s.
Maps, &c, at the suctioneer's Office No Finest
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ynslruetton.

a t t LADY Of established posido.
desires few more PUPILS for the PIANO sns,ys'1
~ on Isisopabs terms Address MUSIC, Box M
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A GENTLEMAN about to retire from the
Real Estate business would like to sell the good will
to cash The office has done large bn'insss on
Long Island, and familiar with the Real Estate busi
In Brooklyn, good chance i' now offered Address
REAL ESTATE, Box No. las Tribune Office.
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Mem Civilizations.


NOW READY-The 10th 1000
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND.
REV WORK BY CHARLES DICKENS.
Complete IN iyols 81 Is per vol
ALSO, COMPLETE IN2 VOLS, Black Cloth Price 50 50.
Both Of these Editions
FULLY ILLUSTRATED
and the
CHEAPEST IN MARKET
ruSHshsdby
JOHN BRADBURN.
No. 90 WEkerss,
New.York.
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DEAD the objects of the WOrkingmen's Union
HI pubished IN The UNION. and NATIONAL TRADES
ADVOCATE. For sale by al newsdealeIs. Tie trade sup
piled b. the AMERICAN NEWS AGENCY, W Nsssaus-
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TOR SALE-CHEAP LANDS, so CENTS
Il TO SO PER ACRE.
offer for SALE ovr 80, 900 ACRES OF PENNsYLr
YANIA LAND. TIMBER, COAL. IRON ORE. OIL, Sc.
GOOD TITLES; viii give plenty Of time TO examine the
lands best Of references The larger part Of the pnrehae
money may remsin mortgage desired Here Is Glance
make good safe reliable Snd paying investment they
mus, be sold TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. Brokers will be
allowed commissions SHEETS ESTATE,
Room No d Aston House.
EOR SALE-A WATER FRONT, in Brook
Ign Of nearly 80 feet with bukhcsd the whole length
suitable for any business for Ap
ply TO }. c. null son. No. 80 Pafsrow. Kew York.
EOR' SALE-The three-stOry brick HOUSE
L No. Iarrisonst, with all the modern nproyeTens
lot Is feet by 100; also. the brick CARRAOEHOuSE and
be sold separate together. Possession May Apply ~
". STEVENSON No 2i5 Couitf., or No 25a, nesr sack
eitsi.
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lO,OOO Eighth Edition, MAGIC MADE EASY. A
complete epo OF LegerdrIDan Seisht Of Hand &c. II tells
bow to eat IRE to oh your rope tying ss and 200
sthsr astounding magics peounances only 20 ceu Sold
everywhere, OF uai ed e6by HUNTER Co. Publishers
AinIdae, N. II. Deaersea oIdex u Am News Co. N. Y.
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A LARGE BRICK DWELLING on BROOK
"A LYN HEIGHTS for SALE, with Fix lots each 20x8)
with view Of the River and surrounding, four stories
20 modern improvements all very complete minutes
walk from Fulton Feuy-$lSOOD For Photographic view
and further particulars, inquire Of GEO. b. GhANNlSS No.
ll Broadway, n. Y.
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Tor SALE-CRANBERRY LANDS 10 Ocean
D. County " j.. Of quality. the thriving village
Mancho.ler 81 miles from NewYoTk aud the Della
ware Ranisn Bay Railroad II s confidently believed
tina, Investment in agriculture will sic crrtsn aud
large increase, with 90 little trouble, In tie cultivation Of
the Cranberry.
Full and authentic Information win be gwen application
in person or by letter, 10
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WANTED-A PARTNER in tho Real
w Estate business familiar with tho value Of prop
eIy tho line Of the Central Railroad Of NewJersey Nor.
rs and Esser aud New Jersey Railroads To such person.
capable Of influencing trade. good opportunity IL now
offered Address, with full PARTICULAR A. b. Boz No lio
Tribune Office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-11

uAs BEEN PRONOUNCED BIZ THE MDDI-
II eal Faculty and the public to Be the mos!
diseases Of the STOMACH, LIVER. KIDNEYS
and DLADDsa that has ever been offered.
Il ID mot MINERAL WAT1a. Il 10 (rOm experience.
thatCOasrlfufaOM wASsa hes emanated and We
nov cay let no man doubt, when Q single bottle
has been known to cure diseases which the best
medical talent in this country has failed to relieve
Aremsdy possessing the virtues u Constisution
Wsser cannot be chased under ''quack" prepare
tions, - il 10 now used b. the most scientific
prastieloners in This city Il il only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use 0fevery means to &C.
eomplish cure; and the succeac ofthe ply sicians
enable him 70 pr0duce cure, while eshers fail ~
NE attempt. Science 10 sssisGed with the truth.
Give Consultation waasr : isir tsial-we mean
you who afe under some spsesetsee's eare from
ysas 70 ysas, and ws particularly allade 10 ladies
Who are constantly resorting 70 tocsI frsaemess.
and I'll sorts Of local applications for diseases.
With % much chance Of success - there would -.
from local epplicasions 70 the throat fos diseases
of brain. We have been careful to use language
II our circular that could not shock the most del
icale organisation, but We receive - many COM
municaiions from persons for which COustitutioo
Water IL adapted, and Of whose disease NO men,
ticp has been made, that W hare come TO the
CONCLUSION that II the remedy Is capable Of pro-
ducjpe cure, NO matter what the disease may Be,
Il should b made known. The medicine 10 PCT
~ Tor The public, and there should b no e1csp-
tious. We say, Constitution Water 10 not like .
gilded pill, mnds to suit the eye and taste; y
medicine, in every sense Of the term placed -
taken according 70 the directions It will In every
case produce . radical cure. We would say that
the directions 10 regard to Diet ETC.. relate only to
The disease under which they occur.