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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-21
BAR ROO MS.
Have YOU TRIED 1T YET.
THAT SUPERIOR WHIsKEY.
At JOHN s. EAsTERDAY's

"e'c Bar Room, an tie Basement of tile
e" Spirit Buiigi~g."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-21
NATIONAL ExPREss
Ard TRANSPORTATION CflHPAEy

1T e ~ Dsst, agent Tor the National
point. respectfully solicit for it the of
tho business community. The Office Is at the store
Mr. JAMES w. CAMPBELL will BIO in readi.
ness to receive goods and give of rates
&f MAY 8. 1ses-ts DAVID HUMPHREYS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-21
PailCa .ElartiC0nITed
o1aRve wh1sRev.
JOHN z. WILSON.

90 Its purity has heen fully tested as per the an
ne1ed certificates of analysis:
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TO TRAvELLRRs.
WINCHESTER & POYoMAO RIVER
TT III Ia.

WINCHESTER & POE0MAC RIVER
Ia I III IA.
TIME TABLE.
TRAISs oI&a WrsT
leave Harpers. Ferry at 90 A. NJ. and so p. nj.
Leave Shenandoah e. 05 A NJ and I 81 NJ
Leave es'switch 90 a NJ and 2os NJ.
Leave Charlestown at so NJ and . 81 p NJ.
Leave Cameron's att 10 A NJ and SO PM
!eAve Summit Point at Z so A NJ and as NJ
leave Vaudeville att 55 A NJ and 3 90 NJ.
Leave OPrquon Bridge al 8 90 A NJ and O3 p NJ.
arrive AZ Stephsnson's s 20 NJ and 3I5PM.
Arrive at Winchester IS NJ and 30 NJ.
TRAINs CONC EAsr.
cave Winchester at So A NJ and4 so p NJ.
Leave S'rPhenf3n,e at 8 50 n and 5EPM
leave OPequUn Bridge 1000 A NJ and Is p NJ
Lave WadcsVilia at 10 O5 A NJ and 9 ,P M
Leave Summit Point 10 90 a NJ and s IS NJ
IsSaHe CaIuecon's at 10 SO A NJ and 05 p M
Leave Cha, le.town az Io+!A NJ and625P
Leave Keyes' Switch at IL O2 nd IS NJ
Leave Shenandoah at IL IL a NJ and I 10 M
Arrive at h%rper' Ferry Il Is 4 e.l n and 10 NJ.
Harpers: Ferry. June 90. lse6 =
BALTIMORE & o. B. Z. COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF Passenger Trains arriving and de.
- parting at the HarpeT's Ferry Station:
TRAINS BOUND EAST
e dsta n5aip Express. lssAM
TRAINS BOUND WEST.
Mail Train. iosP.M I7PM
Cincinnati Express, IL So AM. 10 So NJ.
Office open at ali hours for trains Through Tick
ets sold to all the principal cities of the Union
Harpers Ferry. June 26. 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-21

Careful chcmical analysis of four kinds of vb;s.
FReyIbs Sp Old Rye Whskey superior Old
Superior Old Corn WIiiskey-Pancathar tico;.izSj
BY 'eHns OF the patent invented by John
r. Wilson, OF baltimore, Md, have shown them to
the the p lsonous metallic compounds often found in
They retain the Ethereal Products. entirely f-o.
from any TArNT produced byiniured grain or care
less fermentation and being unmodficd by the use
chemical operations. Respectfully.
a. A. HAYES, NJ D.
State Assaycr, l BoyIston street
Boston, Mass, 23d AupIlst 1880 80
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22
Testimonials.

| SAINT CLOUD. July 26th, 1866.
Thisisn to certify that 1 have used, and
Sd hunas chime to use, 'Chase's Patent Bed
Spring." mannf 'ur BY Messrs, spi-
Ger & Carlisle, Of this City, and uuhesita
tiugly pronounce it superior to any Spiral
Spring heretofore manufactured and
cheerfhlly recommend it, not only on ac-
count Of the simplicity of its construction,
but mainly on account Of its cl.eapness.
durability, and perfect adaptation to any
and every kind It bed or lounge. J. !: H..'
The ''Sick-bsd,'s or ''Lounge," manufac-
tured by item, embracing the aforesaid
Patent, is not, and cannot be surpassed.
-,.., ~ ALBERT b. CURRY. II
J. W. TENVOORDE.
We the undersigned, have used Chase's
Spring Bed Bottom, manufactured BY
SEICER l. CARLISLE, aud do not hesitate
in propouncing it ''tip top thing" We
feel perfectly satisfied that they are durable,
comfortable and cheap.
ri =, JOSEPH GOYETrE,
a. I. =: l. THEODORE STElNBURG..
H. W. WEARY,
". +. CLARK.
:': . ~. .:'
SP1cER g. CARLISLE wire Spring
Bed Bottom which you put in for US, is
just what is claimed for it, superior to any
Spring Bottom in use. Indeed since using
this>we know OF NO other that We would
use 1t Ill. I...:: .::' l.: <,.:.,~ ..
80 49,. JOSEPH EDELBROCK.
49,, J.. E. WEST,
~ f.: - JOSEPH PENDL. j.. . :,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22
" FIRST DIVISION
st. Paul and Pacific
r. A I.LROAD D
TINE; TABLE.
Minneapolis f. st. Anthony Trains
FOUR TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY. .

i; i: LEAVES eT PAUL DEPOT. -
$50 a. 49, 1920 ?. \. -" 245 p. n. 436 P. n.
LEAVES ST. ANTHONY DEPOT.
500 A.: \. " 1000 A. II. II 30 A. II. 345 P. II.
Purchase tickets At the Sations before entering the
cars at discount from the regular train rates.
Passengers must get their Baggage checked before
will will be carried the road and the arrival
the train At the place Of must present
check - take possession Of their baggage. The
company will not be responsible for the safety Of any
gage after its arrival at station for which It is
cheekedit being no part Of the business Of this COM
.pany 70 receive and store baggage unless special
contract ID made to that effect: = ~! ''''f !
~ The Minnesota Stage Company run 4 daily
line Of Stages up the Sau Va,y to sauk Centre and
ttHeekly to Fort Abbercrombie; also trf-weekly to
Little Falls Fort Ripley and Grow Wing, leaving 81
Clond Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays 1t 4.
v0n11.h ,...I... ~, r. r. DELANO, Sup't.2
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22
JOB PRINTING G

OF all kinds plain or colored, executed on short no
ties In the best STYLE AMI at St. Paul prices Print.
III done in German and Norwegiyn, as we'll as Engs
iah, aud wsrrantedto give satisfaction.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22
- F.sWt.,t Y Fly g. CO.,

...;s gFE'..,Wt.r E. tE rELYa g. 90,
-.n~,,- succEsssons TO -........
ROoT s CADY, -
Have the Largest Stock of 1884,. '1'>a
hcct sic
In Tire State, especially selected toArcprc-
sent III" stock Of the largest Mus'ca Es:
tablishMen in the West. -.
Also. complete stock of
CHURCH SINGING BOOKS, lNSTRUC-
TON BOOKS, VIOL1NS, GUITARS,
VIOLIN STRINGS, &C.
Sheet Music prepaid to any address on
receipt Of price. ,:-.<. ~s.a, ~ct,
Also, General Agents for
nAsoh { HAmLIw S CABINET ORGANS
WHEELER & WILSON'S fw ''''
r; :-~ AND FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINES.
Union Block, No. 100 Third ST., ST. Paul.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22

1CE-COOL LEMONADE.
have also a choice stock Of
Canned Fruits, Jellies, .Candies,
Figs; Nuts;..' Raisins,
,...,C Cove Oysters,
CLANS, =, Lobsters,
Tobacco, Cigars, &c., &s.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22

GO TO VESTS.
Go to VESTS for ::
KS,:''
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ST ATOM ERY.
Go to VESTS for
BUM MS.
Go to VESTS for
W A IL P A P E r.
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w IN DOW SHADES
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F A NCY GOODS.
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P-I G T U r ES.
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P E R F U NJ cry
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T O L E T SOAP.
Go to VESTS for
TO Us.
# you need anything useful or ornamental
Go to u. f.. VESTS,
One door south of Clarke s. Co.'s. v9nl
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22

HOT MEALS, COFFEE, TEA { PASTRY
Served on short notice, in good style, and
at all hours. ;,.,.,
=. JOSEPH .GOYETTE.
st. Cloud, May %, 1866. v8n2l-1y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22
II HADOD.
Ny JOHN q. WuITTlgR.

So fallen so lost! tho light withdrawn
Which once he wore!
The glory from Ills gny liairs gone
For cvermorc
Rcvile him not-the Tompter hath
A snare for all
And dpitying tears, net: ::scorn ana wrath.
II Dedt his tall! ,-
o! dumb he passions stormy rage, ::
When he who might /. i
Have, lighted up ind led his nge,
$ Falls, back in night.
y scornl Would tho angels laugh, to mark
A bright soul driver,
Fiend.goaded, down tho endless dark,
From hope and Heaven!
Lot NOT the land once proud Of him,
Insult him now;
Nor brand with deeper shame Ills dim,
Dishonorel brow. ......
But let Its humble sons, instead,
From sea to lake,
A long lament as for the dead, .. ...
In sadness make.
Of all we loved and l,onorcd, nonght
Save bower remains
fallen angels pride Of thought,
Still strong in chains.
AL else is gone; from those great eyes
The soul has fed;
When faith is lost, when honor dies,
The man is dead!
Then pay the reverence Of old days,
To his dead fame;
Walk backward with avertcd gaze,
Aud hide the shame!
THE STARS.
'Oh swift and proud!'' cried aloud
With breaking heart in tones forlorn,
by the solemn songs 70 sing,
By life and death, and love their king,
conjure ye to answer me-
The night is long; whence comes the morn ?"
And sang the stars, in deeps Of heaven,
With voices full Of stately scorn,
SLOW shall We answer thee, who move
In regions thy pale sphere above?
What is life, and what is death,
. And who is lovel & |, +:
Wedwell in light, and day or night
We know not-know not eve or MORN"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-22
Z FOR SALE CHEAP!

A choice lot of Liquors,
- embra sing the following:
COMMON WHISKY,
BOURBON WHISKY,
RYE WHISKY, ;.
CHERRY BRANDY,
PORT AND BLACKBERRY WINES,
We wish to 60 out Of the liquor trade,
aud will cell cheap to close.
x2.--z :. :: BURBANK BROS.
WAH00 BlTTERS.
100 CASES
Just received; direct from the manufactur-
ers, and for sale by .@@.'
BURBANK BROS.
NIAGARA BITTERs, 25 cases
~ lSHAM BITTERS, 25
RUSS ST. DOM1rGO BiTTEKS, IS sc"
B1NElNGER'S ''GOLD MEDAL"
, BRANDY, 25 I"
BlNNINGER'S "OLD TOM"
GIN, 25 -"
BURBANK BROS.
Also =,
10HHDs. PRIME CUBA SUGAR, !
~ 30 bbls. prime Keystone,A SUGAR,
IS " A, D, and C Coffee .'
80 " crushed and granulated ss
so choice DRIED APPLES,
14;4t BURBANK BROS.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
LITERARY ITEMS.

s,oakino of Guizot's "Meditations on the Aot1al
ST., ~ Christianity English Review remarks AN IRE
bl desire % speak with the voice OF authority bitter dl'
te scientific ideas which have gained ground since ie
hke " Wv unc strong belief in the force Of declamato
& SIe a1d the rIiabiy which grows upon old age when
accompanied by misfortune have Deen ihe mou'es m b ~
Sk There is but thing In II we can praise Inc PV'
- Is clearly stated and the issues are fairly raised
Al ouatrefages, the well.known defender oi the
Iriv Of the Human Species has just published book on Inc
Poyneas and their Mgrauons' His conclusions are nee
Tbe Poynesians not created on the spot nor arc &
tns have brought them into the archipelago OF Oceana tI @
theT type we NAV gather Is % Ess intentions thew woud
6sll In with some aHilics Of the black race VINO I nv
tn COST ,y ON the same sands by the chances o the sea
lie considers That none Of these mlsiatos ulS u r5
teor 10 he Ist Oympad and tie great moy oocuIieu
about the commencement oI our epoch
M. Barth6lemy Saint-Hilare has produced new
xolpme Of his translation Of Aristotle with an introduction Oh
the origin Of Greek philosophy.
The great work on Paris TO be published on the
occasion Of the Exhibition Of 1867 win be entitled Paris par
ss Illustrations and win be divided into three parts the nI'
relating TO the art the second the science and the th9 TO
he soc hfe Of Paris Victor Hugo is writing the lnrodqe
ten M Tbier the history of the Legislative body Mchee
that Of the College de France Theopme Gauur an w - W
The Louvre and its treasures Beuye on the Academy
Roouepan one on the LYME stage and George sand one OF e
artistic beauties Of Paris The Illustrations Wi De ne % g
drawings by Messoner, Gavan Gusaye Dore ana o'nei
famous artists
Nj. Gustave Dor6 has been engaged to illustrate
y,desr Allan Poes celebrated poem "The Raven The SUB
Iect is precisely in ms wild and fantastic vein
Prof Seeley, who is now said to be the author oi
"Fcee Homo is a son Of Mr. Seeley, wel-known Evan
reca publisher and educated at the City Of London
School under d. Mortimer Having proceeded 70 Cambridge
and entered Chsts College be took his degree IN e9 wh
Be Classic 3Oth Senior Optne ana hf,t Ghave
IOr Nedalst lie Professor Of Latin in University College
London
A letter from Rome states that the last three En-
ssh books Oh list Of the Index Expurgaous suspended
on the door of St. Peters are Eeoe Hone Ir. Iuiey
''Eireuieon" and "An Essay Panthcsm by the keV'
Johu Hunt
Sidney Smiths daughter Saba, second wife OF Sir
Henry Holland Bart Physician Ordinary to the Prince Con
sort and afterward the Queen. has recently ued Sue
was the autholess Of a life Of her father.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
lle0irdl.

DAM ON THE BREAST, uneasiness experienced
b 1os, cola. settling on the Breast al manner Of pain
a. ,s.ntt, fo Colds relieved, OF the money
regnded No medicine plaster but an sppaton wheh IL oot
IA nsasant and viii lifetime without additional
In al eases ~ ny where perfect 10 no. effected ihe
parties crested requested to return n' ~ a'' N' J
WIZ w 'N C BEETLE Co. Agents. Box No o.
- " CStsssusUs Lehisb ca Pa
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
Mem pubIicatlons.

TLEGANT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
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or
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TWO CENTURIES OF SONG
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MUNICH GALLERY.
ClRCE,ss cHRblSTIAN BALLADS
HALF HoURS %lTH THE BEST FaENCH AUTHORS.
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COMPLETE AND UNIFORM EDITION or DICKENS. Con
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A 3HGIsASp F&aAi58&1R 2lHFE FRsSRrIfo2 SRH4td52F'
MAY BE FOUND IN OUR CATALOGUE,
ON APPLICATION.
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NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.
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THE ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA.
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PHRENOLOGICAL JOJ NAL only 2Oci ~ year Ne"'nen
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HISTORY OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OF TIE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
BY ALVRRD CRuGH LID, X I. 80
MEMOIRS OF THE CONFEDERATE WAR FOR
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}. n. LlPPINCOTr Il Co, Philadelphia Pa
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Mentally and Spiritually. New with The mort nuubef
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Boaro auo Rooms.

A few newly FURNISHED ROOMS to LET at rea-
~ .onabe gentlemen only Apply at No % Lexington
ave-, Twenty sIth-st.
EIRST-CLASS BOARD and pleasant and neat
ROOMS be secured At No. 60 Coumbiatt Brooklyn
Hish. three minutes walk from Fulton Ferry
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS-For
families single gentlemen, St the ST. John Hotel newly
opened Single from 20 week upward Broadway Gear
Eighthst., Eew-York.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

Tor sale The underlined viii ssl At phvste sac yiuaos
prouery consisting " FOUR ACRES moreor less on te ne OF
he ih ana sus1uhauna Railroad n the Borough OF Eson IA
The the brick buidins ~ o o.
stories stone sorehouse 70 by 40 feet two ana on" Dan 20
houses and story brick BUILDING
into house This property il situated on Tie ei paA oi ls
sh river with water front sx hundred feet more or loss ana
sub.tsna wharf Of about eighty feet and ia ehno locaea o
business river In front communicating WI" Vee
canals and the aforesaid ruioad running through hs
Meeting with the Jersey and Morris and sset
and thereby all tho other railroads o the country Ih
ouisTy located for branch Of iron
IN very o the iron producing region o., '
valley. Eor further particulars address sAAlU I'll Eaoh
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1867.

Tb. yspo.r Political Statistical Anaus vii be ready 'bsu.
Isuuary nd ~
kSTaONOMiCAL DEPARTMENT
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
Government Mintiert IL.
asHatOas and Representative Of AAAiAth CongfstG
XLth CoDgsr 80 far a. chosen. -. .
Session Of the NAAlAih ConGeta
Psble Resolutions and PToclsus0ns
Ths Cjvh Rights Bii and the Presidents Veto hessIe
Ths Freedm1ns BuIeeu Bill the Presidents Veto et,tts
The Proposed ADsbdnsrt 10 The Con1iuton Of the United
The Nsn, convsroH Of consVsHvs Republicans and Demo
The s0othsrn Loyslsif Convention.
Asts u hs National Of tho Republican Unos
Pafty.
I@gtTasl sos,sts-PIossss Of Public opinien in 1885,
Tbs National Ds6t
Election Returns from The States and Teross boldia Elec
tons N t caTsfuiy compiled aud compared with former
hseeu0ns for IL Tribune = linanss.
The tses q ne Unon: Ares. Popuit.on Csps, Governors
Tine 0 Nesting o LeEGslnTes Time Of STATE Heonons &c
kDlers, tc, kc.
Price 40 cents Seven pestPadFOns Dollar Twelve Dollars peI
oSrGt0 Nheh ieplpJ EAgfst address odet with Dc0dl
Abh IHibpNI. hsw'Ysp[
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

TJNO MANUFACTURERS Superior sites for manu-.
factory directly the shore Of Long l.lsne souno @ u,
nearly hour in the day and by steamboat dsy %
drawing ofwaer discharge pt the dams o. e
mills The situation IA Of the most healthy - ths
operatives. Liberal will be made with parties desfns
nm new bneiea business BudnS and can De ut'
nhsd needed Address, Msnuhoursr, Boz Aeo T. W. Now
Ycfk
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
cEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLAN
y TATIONs.

Large Estate Sale Of Of the most valuable sea Island 'oon
the eo.., Of south Caron situated Eds.o Island Oo
LONGING 10 tho estate oftle late r. NJ Bsynard
Wi be cold at Public Auction, in Charleston c. on WEDNES
DAY sh Of Decsmbes neI n o'clock by H. H. Doleon
., the od CuouIIoase Broad and Es" bJs'. all TIC
lands Of the Epha Bay nard situated Edto hnd In
al hout 400 acre. a,o about IN 81 Paufs Parish and
Rice Panon a 200 Wilton Blnd said pees VIII pe SOFA
IN parcel, hundred TO suit purchasers lhe,e
the valuable uds Ia the South and those on hu
could not before the al 4o an acre pi
would not nos he od could they be advsnseousy divided among
the heirs othe chance 20 persons OF companies ~
r 10 embark Island Cotton planting viii perhaps never D
found agn they tho only lands which can be purchased
that ltllud - ---, A.. borA
Terms third cash. bsnce and two secured by boha
and MORTGAGE Purohsssrs TO pay for papers ,,,.,,-
Anv uforms,on eavr the above be had from Niam
Whalsy Solicitor. No 90 BIosd A. Charleston :. S;,,
THOMAS II. WlLblNGHhm6 ,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
6oiels, &,e.

CONTINENTAL HOTEL AND WATER-CURE,
~ Formerly DIR. N BEDORTHAS, SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Open all the yssr CHAFFEE 4 FORD, Propnetors Dr. o.
FOD Pfopretor Electric Physician and Medical Esc
lrioian attends personally the treatment Of patients
DLANTER's HOTEL, Augusta, Ga.-Returnished
and Reopened Oct g. 1856 THOS NICKERsON Proprietor
Late proprietor A House Charleston c. and Of Nckersons
Hotel Columbia, s. G.
CT. JOHN HOTEL, Broadway, near Eighth.st.,
- New York on the EUROPEAN PLAN, centrally located snd
newly fitted 90 now open suite and u Handsomely
furnished fmies and single gentlemen Gue' furnished Win
private table desired Single 'ms om &c per week upward
UNHE ASHLAND HOUSE,
Fourthave and Twenty yfourh-st
single enileuen Families make advantageous arrangements
Tor Permanent BOARD.
Transient 80 rOr day, ,, - -
For thor the situation unsursSsedbeng only two
block. and New Haven RaiToadth Two lines Of city
car. and one Of stages passing the door
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

WANTED, AGENTS-$l5O per month and al Lex ex-
w Den.es paid 10 s the celebrated BAKER FAMILY SEW
Pncs only 20 For particulars apply % o. ID
5r.., {. CLARK a Co, No. l63 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

NNTANTED-A frst-class COP1lSI, who If entirely
w familiar the routine business Of 10" ones Nd Tso
dAnd eonyeyncine and making searches Address bhOAD-
WAY Tribune Office with il aud names OF references
need apply do the description ana cennot give ~"
D. 4 ~ ~ifv refar-
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60 Eet.


FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-In Thirty y-frst-st.,
near Madison thrsestory brick In hTstcas' ORDER 10
private family only. 800 per month: APpyto, - =, NJ,
FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT until the lst Of
Nav or longer In Poughkeepse, Manhonsqusre
sad hone oonns tho first floor including
kchen second and three in the attic EoI nrhsr par
tenlar inauire LENT KaDdopha BOOKSTORE No. Nv
Broadway or by letter OF GEO. b. LEVI on the premises
rINO LET-The new six-story Building and Base
mont No 2O8 Cansts Apply to A. TUskA No 4o CsnaisL
TNO RENT-Furnished and unfurnished HOUSES.
Il Afewlsn wv BENEDICT Nos 4 and Pine$i.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
100 600 ACRES of PINE LANDS in
IOO,OOO MICHIGAN for sALE. These lands

carefully cec,ed and comprise Of the largest and best
"''' east '' Wv ''''' Is. WARD Detroit. Mich.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

GOOD FATHERS and AFFECTIONATE MOTH
VI Frs should protect their ciren Colds and Group by
securing DEMORESTS BEDCLOTHEs CLASPS, cents each
sold At No l7J Broadway. Sent post.free.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
Real gsiate for Sale.

DAIRY FARM for SALE.-Vauluable FARM at
Hyde Park L. containing 29 acres ali In the highest state
Of cultivation nos from Brookyn minutes walk from station.
Houses and ali budng- required for fam Of ze; he
convenient productive farm the Island will divide farm
HAGGERTY HEPLPs
No. II Pine-s,.
NOR SALE-An elegant 4-story. high-stoop brown
one HOUSE and LOT size 20I50Io0 10 tbs best block
up town has every psrors aud halls beautifully
i,roed In OIL and from cellar roof in the complete orders
his houae offered price that must command speedy sae there
nothna 10 market like II for tie price cash $1,000
,nor,gss. Seen bv permit from $. FITZPATRICK,
e-e~' Bulls Head Bank BUILDINGS.
HOUSE and LOT No. so Broome.st., corner of
Lewis good yce for al kinds Of bu'ne"r SALE cheap
Inquire at the premises
MONEY IN VARIOUS SUMS TO LOAN ON
VIA & W. BENEDICT, Nos ( and Pine-'t
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

CNESMAN WANTED--At the Mahogany Yard,
y No a Washns,on cor Franklin Of Eood adde's and no'
d OF wok One used the IAN liar with hard wooe
rrefrrred. Cal. between 10 aid 10.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

~ ACRES, q miles from Eaton IOWn sIHIlUIIi UI
the karsn and Delaware Bay Railroad Good buidins. ana
some fruit GEO O. ROSE. linton Falls Monmouth CO.. " l.
sss,l: asS c5a a%%'fT EsqSS
de.ubs Mil Properties Sugar. Timber and Iupene ha
for SALE ReBt sIehsnge Cy properly Mehandlss
J. 4. BRooME Co, No. o. broadway, n. '.
S3 200 WILL BUY GOOD II, FARM Sba.l ,o5 O oss ~
hdin. with stock and crops distant In New Jersey
NNe- PARSONS 4 WARD, No. - { alar-Tt
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04

GRAHAM LINEN WAREHOUSE, Clinton Hail.
" Attopoe between Broadway and Coop. Institute Linens
and Hon,ksepinE Dry Goods om the Manufacturer, rsed at
ubol ale price