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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Rsal Cstatc for 6ale.
AL WANTING FARNlS.

~ Lsrys and thrl.uy ,et,lemen. of Nine'and; mild
r',n.,r, 80 role, .nu;h of Phi '-lphis nv railroad
sirh .o produce. sr.s eiops; ty rcs at -
per acre pyabe wan four yrsrsi ;ood bushes. oea.a
GOOD socey Hundreds settling and making I'M rove
u.u.s Applyf CAAs. X LANDS, Postmaster. Nrslani.
Lsuas tovr.ip u. Later, raswerrd Payers eoiSh NJ
n rfoFms,ion win be seus hss, fro" hPo'I oI sag'
roff erfe.re fins ~ cresi srei pofiion 0na
s.i.ao condition for Je1aiHtJ JdymHg ha! rs ]H0~ ~ "''
sfat of tis Vssrsra IrcuEo.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

BARGAINS in Farms, Connry Seat', and
b}iouse aud Lots IN the h,st and heal 'stscon' N ft"
,re. Acc. a, N-,uciu, ,ew- Brnn wick, SclnerYie
and suf, D. over p.sces ;oI "a III 'h.rp a'd o1h
free of cEafge J. s. fkAOusON, No. % Nassaust Room
No. "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

DOARD WANTED.-A Lady who is from
- home during the day wi.he,a ROOM with fui or par
tisi Boari within uIe Of Broadway and Csna'ti WI ~
for fail board 81 Rsfeuces exchanged Address a b. u
/ Stniion A. Slrins.st.
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90 Get.

'rg,O LEr-For four or five months, the first
4 FLOOR No 3Gl siSh-ave. uear wep'y ys-coni,st III
roo,n resty ard completely furnished for hou.ekeeps
a careful family of two or three; Slih "a month
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

WANTED-By a Competent MAN, a good
w LarT- FARM for term Of years shrr on Ssre, or
TO Rent 80 objection he West parts OF the "utl
Has md leg within hi, own tcry AdJfe.s rAh't
L. Boz No 70 Oaks CofrfTs. Oufsrio County. ny
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DOARDMAN e. GRAY PIANO-FORTES.-
ID fne Of these elegant instruments Tor the hoida'
at the D. not No. 7f3 Broadway.
WE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET Or.
Siluaiiors Uartco-Gema.es.

4 GIRL WANTS a SITUATION at Chani,
~ b.rvofs and Wai,ug do house work for snllh
prysie f.ui " Call a. No. i23 West Twenty 'eaths'
th,,d noor Room No. q.
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AN ELEGANT PRESENT-Combining the
"A Beautiful Artistic and Useful snd monthly reminder Of
A refined and generosity. No gin isdy would be found
% acceptable as Years subscription TO DEMoREsTS
MONTHLY AA0AZiSE the Model Paror Magazine Of
contsn the artistic. nsefu
tanning and brilliant OF novelties combined In
Periodical" Yearly & with a,tistic and vsnabe pre-
tnium each subscriber. Published by w. JENNINGS
DEMOREsT No: 473 Broadway N. y. Splendid premiums
Wheeler Wson Sewing Machines siogle copies mai cd
free receipt Of 30 eent TIE splendid January no.
ready. Back NoA, as specimens 20 esnts
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Gotels, &c.
Dodr0 a,l0 Rooms.

A SINGLE ROOM, in pleasant, first-cias
"A neighborhood, WANTED by 20, zentlrfnsn TrIn.
shout ~ ser week with Dosrd Address VALENTINE
Tribune Cijce
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

EXCUANGE for n FARM, or HOUSE M
II or SMALL PLACE near the City hrstcas. sriaoe
MEECHAEBl-E suitable for eny iDaiEei. "ii pay part
cash Alpiy TO Mr.. PARDEE NJ. . 9ConItand'-e
EOR SALE.-Tbe subscriber Oilers for SALE.
the COUNTRY SEAT OF the Late o. henrin, WIN ~
re al nj ha wooded situated ttstrton ii shts,
Staen Island. The honse % ieet square, with "g 4'A'.
and stable. Topty yhousr, Nc This Iro CITY CO ns
The Inost .1f,nslvr Il ri within ~ n'' ~ Ne"
York is bo!ldcd by tEne wide ayeu-s nnc Ne me
. ro, s9d y the middle inary, will be Disposed
o. In lots At anetn AdIre.s J5IES L. MAURA". no. ]
East tiieruths.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

NETANTED-A Resident Classic TEACHER
w in a fret c,sss Bosrding-Schoo tho city. A
Euglishman preferred Add:ess with reference, PradA
Box. No. 5o9l, Z. u.
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Summer and Winter RESI-


~ GESCE fIr SALE with 20 acre. oi ltd ~ nlrs "n'
N.i ort iv Ve-lrn Ka load TIE cro,iu- oi tt h
to3 and ash nr % has water IN ryrry form WIN u,"a'
facilities Tor boating. using aud cunning. choice ssfArh
, -,r,b.rri~s and 9TH de ,hs In great proiusoni a
ej,u,,io e. beautiful as it is hoatfu, end prospect "heh
|. v,ry delightful The vaes au with ia,ness: the amos
rher of IN and oues gsae,u and refreshing heyCd
exprrson The beautiful aud valuable hti ding' on ms
rf6gery ave worth than tie Piilr demeni"d ior we
" 5e c1te Stately compact and eeseut ,boundh2 WIN
every convenience aud pleasant dean This property !"
cnu.teiy ft-d the r-deIee Of family of tssr snd ~
fnt,rt Price sl4000 AMI scarcely chraper hehhirf =,
lrs mace 10 be- onud in I've whole country. Apply 10
T. q PRATT No "a Pite-st. Room No. 81,
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BOARD WANTED-By a Young Girl in
Id plain American fany, or with widow % engaged
wos sde Of tie city. hd5rrss with terms not TO exceed 10
per y,rk, Is. A. Times Otice.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
SCRANTON BrRa Agents
7 TFE INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED

Bya stcass Company Offering greater stga1ts u,
sny other in the ry. Energetic and reliable paris
New ork City and elsewhere wi hnd liberal encou.
Anrk
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2mnsemsnns.


XVALLACK".
w Proprietor ard Lcscr WALLACE
ALTLRSAIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of The nCdorl AID
Old STANDARD COMEDIES
thus presenting i,e visitors % & Tbeaier with
GOAtLANI NOVELTY A 70 VARIETY.
THIS FAlDAN EVENING hoy. ~,
VII be presented >Lgiill's excel . comedy,
THE RIVALS
With Re utg scenery c0tue ui stag appointments
and carffl di.trDu ion 81 clsracier,.
The beautiful diana emitted
DREAMS OF DELUsfOS
and h- delightful comedy Of
RURAL FELICITY,
viii be presented IN th hrs' time d % ..asou on
SATURDAY tEENIN0, Nov a.
MONDAY EHlSO hog. rs.
LAST TINE. THE FAsL FAMlLf q,
TUESDAY nov - bret night tbs Of buckonss Nolt1Ji
MA'tNIEU LIFE.
ia reLcs and VII speedily be pod1ce the fine comedy entitled
PAUL PKN
Together with entirely snd
ORIGINAL COMIC DRAMA.
repee with domestic "a sud AID picturesque Effects
Due notice viii be- gwen 81 the appearance t Of
hR LESTER WALLACE.
The Box Ofcs oren daily from to II.
Doors pm =. tcrio-mrnre commrrees a. o'clock
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the
Il ARTIST FUND SOCIETY NOW OPEN a. the Galleries Of
Nafoua ACADEMY 81 negn Of Twenty hdsI an
Four.h-ave. from ga m. 20 10 @.
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90 farmers ano Others.

Jersey and AYRSHIRE STOCK for SALE--Ou
y TUESDAY 9Th mat at auction, Al the 0ss Farm. Putnam
s Conn on Norwich worcestes Railroad a. II u time
4, ,.a.n "a EeYosk Boston tho afternoon fhs ock
consist. o. Jersey Cows ys Old and upward ysr
GA h.vas we'd a Spring and sr aoW served by pure Jersey
IA, and Gil cone IA slors December 70 Jaus pure Js'r
v,,t itposted Av.hirs Cow year, Jersey Hsliefi;
Ys.rias alto. and years Cd horolsh bred Ayrhe bun
portion sb3vs JsTsay CoNs bsT. oI u ~ ~ ''a'
a. Rut,r 81 . -st to sas.n-
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6otels, &r.

A MEXICAN HOTEL-BroadWa ana Llguttn .i,
n SV on the Europsn plan Rooms in suites fHgy %
snodersf~ rEes
CT. JOHN HOTEL, Broadway, near Lighth-st.l
- Ee York on the EUROPEAN PLAN, centrally located ana
newly Eff{ az open- Rooms IN suite a1d ls I
$500 4 desired. snsls from sc eek upwlrd
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furultnre

ALL WHO USE THEM say SINGER Spring
n BEDS are be No h.r50r Tor bn-.. Heih conf IT. iom!
- r. 81 s,li Wlrroocs NO zl' Centrrst
OEBgyDM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of way
ID r,u rianufsctIr solid Chestu and snat Chaee,
suite. s.sn ornamental o. d. p AllslAp4V-' ND 90
lps-si- oOCosite Wooster Esi1o.i.tra .s'h
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
~ Manrict1rcd bv
Z. H. SELLFW.
No. l07 Futol-st. n y
TINANEIED FURNITURE.-The largest as,sort-
newt o. Fuanie and Solid Walnut Bcdro snlits
goods warranted represented Also sA1-''''
end sprfng the od-estshlsreo house, =. --,
WARREN WARD Co No. 20 '-'a.'.
1JICKHARDTs Extension PARLOR BEDSTEAD
II tsst Silver Medal a. last Fair American institute.
different from tie common soiaDcli as 81
b. made u sofa and cnaI % s ae
Iusce Fasy and sssroom No. l65 Beeckrrs co., 81 SuAA
Also al frstcia's Furniture on band sud made "
TIIHE ORIENTAL PATENT SPRING BED MAN
UFACFIRING c.. No 139 thave near +Edft ne nos
Bea made difeIesi IN it' CONSTRUCTION nom o.
GILVER PLATED WARE.
TEA sErs. URNs. CASTERS CAKE BASKETS sour
EUREEXs. ICE PITCHERS, SAVERS. VEGETABLE
DISHES sFOUSs AND FORKS. &c. e..
MANUFACTURED
MANHATTAN PLATE CO.
Y0R
HIRAM YOUNG, No 20 John-''
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The r,rsr. III hc ab.yf entitled t-i8l uas l.ft ia tr ~ r.
te Csrf " ani County o. hrul 1kf o. thr ty ha
'''a IVY OF 'D' CHAPMAN SCOTT
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feaal Notices.

-~.~->---r~~eS~~- - 49, r-TA-7t
NOTICE.-The undersigned has beeh duly appointed
~ ESsa,or Of the Jas, will snd testament Of SAMUEL BoIA;
A. he requested to Inaks immediate payments 70 JULIUS
RRANARD No u Waist and those having ciss ssain tie
20 oc stS l. iss LEONARD q. H0TALIEG.
C,VPREbE COURT-CTTY AND COUNTY OF
y ETw.YORK CARPER FLORENCE riaiHtia' sssinH LENA
tcs1 40 verve81-Te the Defendant above L. 3 Internal :
hereby sonDoned and reqsfed STAMP
n be hrd ia no Gree Of the CLERK e.
a. civ d coapt Of New City Hail. said city and
copy the said complaint on TIE
their oAce No 80 Nassau street IN The Cy o. Neu viIh
DAYS service this on exclusive Of
day ossch service yo l to snwsI TIE sa
sfored plaintiff Ia tins aeon WI sppN 70 ue
Court for the resf deu,Ddei the comp.ntDetsd
Octsbsr D isfs ApRfANCE L YAEDERPOEL
Plaintiff Attorneys No. 81 hsssslsi, new'forh
The oompsn In the sboTs entitled scou ed m ne once o.
The Ct Of BE- City and C9uaty Of New o1E 81 the NV MAJ
said the tzd isy o. NoVenbsT. 1870
Eoss Ia ~SrF AORIANCE 4 YANDfRPOEL.
Plaintiffs At.9fasst
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GtTPREAE COURT of the state Of NcHknrk-
= CHARLES BTCOURAU JOSE MhIlA sOfZfNp ~
PABLO NALLHOSRAT doing bllrr.' .. Dl COZ EAl CON
pANY Plant d.. a1i MIGUEL Boo. u'lsli
-.r-ulon-Fora temsrd ~ = Rev stamp:
fr.-, fof Lot served ITO to defendant f1y 'nt'
f4u,sd. on lefchv summoned ar1 tsucfird
rrir-d g. rour llHt iu ihi, action,
Mon t b, frI Boz Once & hr Nert oi che City end Aoruy
~ . a os o tL3 il The CRY n NcFl ars end 8. iFc
rpv of v1ur nn.wer tie said plant on The 'ucnnef-
-. office No Wai4 Newly CRY. wi'Lu veliy days aftf
tr ervce hs you ctc4vr ~ th- df OF uA
i ana n YOU ia thc si complaint within hf tinr
,e..iI plaintiff m DO. sriicu vii take jldfusn' hAis &
m o hundred thousaut dla beside ihc coat OF tf
.r.tsr.-Da'ed Nea YORK. SEPT. -. 1904
COUDERT BROTHEHs, Pl-Iniils Au1rcya
No 50 Waist. New No.k.
Tie rompan iie above untitled arou vas dolly hei 90 .r
". EFgTlfER-
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6oIioap GOODS.

4 AIDES AID GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING and
IL WRTTING Asses. Portfolios. Pocket Book, Cgdts.st
and Tor sails low The ons ffhs
1ssaas,srrrs WM 7. Fay Co. Nos i3 and IN wi1lamsa
WY T. FRY X Co., Manufacturers Of the well,
w - TRY's PATENT POCKET FLASKs, MErAL
II ASK soar BOXES DRINKING CUPS. REV AltDAEDA
te Msnnfsetory. Hos l3t and lss WniAn-s,, n. 7.
TI,BE NETWORK UNION VALENTINE COM.
psNy ~. an n Vasntirss exhibition ts
tSsr Nos ia sad 10 wirsn. New fors
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Amneemcnls.

pARNUM AND VAN AMBCRGH's
- MUSEUM AND MENAGERE C0IBNATiON
MUssg2 IEE&GERIEl' &SD DRAMA.
ENTIRE VAN AMBuRGH COLLECTION.
A PERFORMANCE. EyERY MoRSlNG al II ocLo0
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
n TIE NEW AVID SPLENDID ARENA
fEkt,gl t,5I q, iE ls JENNY LIND
WILL ENTER ThE DIV OF WILD ANIMALS.
1fFiC1H AND AsIATIc LIONS NUSnDtAN LroNEss.
BRAZILIAN IiGhESs, BENGAL AND SENEGAL
The modern Gnuad, JOHN IQsTLR vi iatIodaee the
THE TRICK PONIES, AND PERFORMING MONKEYS.
a'aH 'He;e sgd delight Ti ss,5 eIhsa 5 pevsrxc
4I VIsi aGlsAa Il IL o T s5o9 AFTERSooS
will be acted Tobins great comedy
THE INFANT PHEkonESo NON Mss EMMA FOSTER .s.d
D&,cEs ~ Mss Eli-iA SCHEfL AID CEN GRANT gE
GokDGS ctNBuyG COLLECTION
lie ''''''f j t'd< 'Iifi TIE 5H FAT BOY
M GIai vi Man wEIGiiIS 50 ei5 Po1NDs
TWO GIANTS AND GIANTESS. EACH OVER FEET HIGH
? nWARFS CIRCAsSlAN GIRt.
EAT9SAb BR9S ~ P9hT lyIls S AFy
cosmorsnas learned Seal Happy Family Grad Aqaa Wax
Admission 30 cents Children under ten - cents
NIBLOS GARDEN.
Lessee and Manager wHEATLEY
Doors opcnatL Commence a. a.
TH 'sT ART1S5r hFffRSo5S E'H
THE BLACK cR00G'
GREAT PAEislENSE Ballet TROUrE.
SILVER CASCADE
AND THE GRAND TRANSFORMATIONS SCENE.
Seat cen be six days IN advance
GRAND. MATINEE EVERY sATrRDAX
COMMENTING AT O'CLOCK.
which occasion the prices wi BE-
to al Pert, fthe hon.c
No extra charge for reserved seals which DO secured any t'y
during he week.
GTEINWAY HALL--SYMPHONH SOIREE.
- THEODORE THOMASs
SECOND SYMPHONY SOlREE
Takes place SATURDAY EVENING, November -
when the following works will be performed .
Htei.l'
OoH'e''' I'D q "H'i'' n, x Mills
(by kind permission Of Mr.. n. l. Bsemsnl
NINTH SYMPHONY in mnori Op 49,. --.Beeiaoven
hr Orcbe.irs Chora. and iouI solo paIs ,t,e
M IS r HILL and NJ. NJ. DUSCHNlIL
Together vih that vel known and efficient ,r,t,,
Ornier the direction Of Air WILLIAM BERShL
WIN " TWO HUNDRED VOICES
THE GRASD Orr HEslRA OF ElOH14 PhksoE SlIL;kS
''''"' rsicI oy srrcRfpT,o.i
For ih- l.ur Iruiaiuins soiIsss. 55
Novvr, T T,I IS ~ - E5S SBB;;,.n ep,r
The sale az reserved ard tickets wit @
at Bees >chmeI No. 7O Broadway AZ Irving an aud o. ne
the heater ckrf Office. Nos. ~ and ~ Broadwav
Doors open 71 Performance % commence a. ocA
OLYMPIC THEATER.-LONG STRIKE MAT
" ISEE TOMORROW (ss,urd,yl AFTERNOON, a, o'clock
Fity cent. all psr.s o. 1h-ater. Children 70 cents
STEINwAY's ROOMS.
- PEAsE AND sEyERiNrS
FIRST MORNING CONCEET.
MONDAY, Nov -. AZ , o'clort-
soprano-Ni.s KATE MCDONALD
Tsuor-siguor sEYERlNi.
Pianlst-Mr. ALFRED r. PEAsE -
Pianist and Accom- Panyist-ir q W.cOLBf
TEe:. 2 no'ar EACH For sale at senwsy, Beer
No 7o Broadway aud At MIcoy Hrrwiss Nos liz snd ia
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rt e ,f,, the complain. herein ht been d tins day 10
a. M e CefL of the CITY nd County Of Nev Nov. l.
ies JIM " $50 KAUFMANS, FhANK NiLCOXsON,
Nnvl Law GrrE ll-r,.a- AtiQIleI'
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feeiurss ano filsstiuss.

VETERANS of the WAR OF 1912 will assemble az
the ~ seer House Broons aud MeIeeTst. on MONDAY
precisely. 10 celebrate the flghC-
,d wear o. y,cuson the British troops from shores
All residing be- the al scent coannea s served IN sAu wa
''e'P''''''' ''' II. RAYMOND Bhgadier General
Y.,.c NJ p.x,, Aan ABM. DALEY. Colonel
n b. petition ready for those that have not Ened Of hS'
Cv Ii.iIfl.c. t5ri Aoa daily, from II 70 o'clock
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SUPREME COURT.-CITY AND COUNTY OF
REEwYoRK BAh5h ss.n,, ELsiinA a!t0S'
TofLe mra Thompson eTsey 20 esni stamp
r ~ reoured 10 snsTef the complaint ~. crcesd
III SETON u Which copy ia herewith served 9pon
o TO The SAD paint on me ~
srS Al slr oei No % Nssssa street an New ~ h
tg s.ty DAYS sitter service hereof tlys Of th GAY q, 49,
ies "a von RAJ the said ps NJ Wlihn we
sore.sd the plaintiff ,hs action VII take nisr
f Inc u on one hundred and nlley.one Jloo dol a. w" ~
I rom ths 2oh day May, tholssnd eight hundred
three besides the cost, Of this " Oct ~ u
~ X AIFNAN FRANK WILCOXsCN PIs.-ifs Attorneys
Tai. nsee thai ne and con plant This son va -
day sd with cTh Of the City and County New
wi KAtFMAN FRANK wILcOxsoS Plsiusis'' Arorn'ys
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CUPREME COURT.-EUGENE I. LYNCH,
- Plaintiff sgslns; JOHN p. CHURCH
Realisation. no. selIo tho shove named DefsndAr tce
az. hereby required complaint ~ Tbs
sion which hed IN the ee Of the Csrf Of The City and
County Of the City Hail he City Newton sisis
the Sh day Of Octobsr 1856 and 70 serve copy
your 10 the said compliant on the subsesIs teIv
days altar the Of A summons on
Jo exclusive the day Of such service and ~ % snsser
be ,.id the time sfofstd the paints In THIS seton
win spply to the Court for the rrsf tnsleed IN
Int complaint. Dated NeNfort. OctooeT ~
st.n5U 81 :ia6s. JOSEPH D. DAILY, Plaintiff . Attorney.
s...,ss..s..sssssss ast aQ Ay6HssA Ne ANtsnltS
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GUPREME COURT. CITY and COUNTY Of VIEW

>
~ ce.uanl on contract loihr show
dauts iou hereby Summoned and q. (, if Rev.
required the conpalt Boz this artion oi &c. Nt'n
n H lc-rN'h served and 90 ancr e.
a coo II the sad cpurl.nt
within twenty urI ~rvir~ hereof Rie q 90 Y ~
f g. 90 % sad urat Nttl re
time afor@.aI the u'iltf JId;ien r-i-s
Won f1f tie sar fholiaud Hundred tI' f"ru az
i0 Dollar. FROM tle hr.t tay OF april 100 'sde t
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TAILORING.
A d A NJ S O L r. S

DESPECTFULLl announces the citizens
III Of the county that he is prepared To do
Tailoring in all its branches. Iio has had
years Of experience in the business, and
work done by him may be relied on.
CUTTING DONE IN GOOD STYLE
And good ltS warranted. Garments chi and
made ia the latest style, on reasonable terms.
Give him Il call,
SHOP-OyGr the room formerly occupiod
by g. 4 D, Rosenthalls' Clothing store.
March S, 1865.
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taken down and lWmv'--,N t,o "v.
idences NV ciyjuM~hun hez failed
pforc the ruthless hmd uy tlc inyn.
der. John Guilc. That gr.Iru> u.t
man, sub,i-ts by the labor O., bis
own hand--our uv his sou. eNc cut
~ miserable ,>j.'.." IuHu.a q d..N
in Molrp,. another. H.. g. cited
with no ordinary ut,...,.. GAINS q
respectable liNn plaln seven up in
a small way with his former niggcrs,
and the two girls is runnin a SEWN
mashCcn.
Talkuot tomcuv benefits. What is
"a dozen tradcsmrn and two hundred
ard fifty niggcrs TO gcllomous old
Dimoklatic john Cutie; What is
the interest. uya dozen or 20 uy 900
England mechanics. uud the uiggcr-
aforesaid, when compared 20 lha'
glorious ai~tOcUcy witch Kim never.
exist hcsidc en-? Kin go and lor
rcr cightrcn dollars and sixty tHtcc
cents uy one nv them; No Bcco2
worhn for their pMjrN Twins they
place q higher valyoo on money, and
viii not -prcd it around o. pru,ou-olr
O. Dlc noble race wich prcc, dcd en-.
Another great wrong is done ia
this scllin free nv John Gultlr's mg
GERS John Guttlc hci uy course mo-
further interest ia the Diwonm'ic
party. Slavery WV thr umhjIlihIr
cord wirh united the Southern slave.
I..,... ......1 fI.. N.rfI.,YU lfrrFErst
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CoSfrptEArF y % aus. t,'ch is In the b
Stut at hcn,urAyJ Mar ~, lS.G. 4
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"A Good Town Property
FOR SALE CHEAP.

L. RICE OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
A4s new Gothic house aud two lots, nowly
fenced good barn, good durable well OF WI
ter, and a splendid lOL OF the choicest fruit
If all varieties, wood she'd and in fact cv.
cry thing 10 make home pleasant and com.
Portable. Situated on Hardin street, east Of
the Presbyterian Church. would relor TO
esq maIsh OF jacob Mains, for particulars.
uoe@' om m"ilo +, RICE.
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-
age is N'"'!"',' u" man "'.' "'U'' 4,
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mere is "'t one elevation 90. u "u.
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what place he holds in the social
scale
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-03-30
DRUGS AND MEDICINES !

I" which trade they VIII. As here. fore. dc.
vote their rtrG.uls, attention.
They i..m l.,Ir customers tla flcr Hr,
."N r-Wit"Irt ~'.u..'. a., and c-u hI .tu.
rider for anything uuN may hc needed .u the
various departments ui t.e DruL uut Nodi.
riue trade, bvs.a., iu.s, They have lurguas
td ANA opened q complete assortment ol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-10

rn,.~..s..o,,.I vsroceedings.

WAsnlsoroS, May 9.-SESATE.-Mr.
! Grimes, from the Naval Committee, re-
ported a bill torestore Commander Charles
Hunter 70 his former rank in the navy. In
the early part Of the war Commander
Hunter pursued blockade runner and ran
her ashore and captured her on the coast
Of Cuba, within a marine league of that
island. The Spanish Government took
umbrage at this as q violation Of the neu-
trality laws, and Commander Hunter was
caskicred at its demand. The bill was
passed.
The resolutions introduced yesterday
relative to preventing the introduction of
the cholera into this country and the Postal
Appropriation bill were further discussed,
without definite action on either. A bill
was introduced to regulate appointments
to, and removals from, Office.
HoUsE.-Thc House passed bill to allow
vicc-Admiral Farragut secretary, with
the rank and pay of lieutenant in the
navy. The special order, viz: the joint
resolution proposing an amendment to the
Constitution, was taken up, and several
members availcd themselves of the oppor-
tunity to deliver thirty minute speeches
for and against the proposition. Among
those who endorsed the amendment was
Mckee, of Kentucky. Mr.. Raymond said
he was willing to accept the report provided
the third section was stricken out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-10
&0s 9 a.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y The following regular trains viii be run on
this read on and sfter MONDAY, February ny
a MAIL TRAIN DAILY Except on sundaysl. DO:
si'Hm snS s snS Il A.
NIGHT NAIL TRAIN between Richmond ana
Gordonsviile, seven times . week, leaving kich.
mond At rs u. and Gordonsville ns u =: =:
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and ayoias
the delays ut 0ordonsville on the former might
schedule. BY this train passengers for the south'
west E r. X sf NAIL L. rkIHa ssns un
ton 1t "a. II. for the West, on Tuesdays' Than.
d.fs fn sSE leaving ssSs::.
Etsh Es,Hi on r. opsE' kAE H
With STAGE COACHES At snuntOn, Lexington,
The train west Of stanton STAGE
COACHES Tor Roc fbridge Baths, Rockbridgs Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, and the white
fRE sRS Fs" TEAM between Richmond ana
Staunton connects with Freight Trains on ofangs
A FREIGHT will be sent to any point on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad without change OF ears.
direct 10 any station on this road where the con.
PHEN HUNTER, General freight Agent. Rish.
mond The charge for the t.an. shrScss si sni
commissions, viii not exceed tan cents Per one
much less. Freighn viii be collected q dsstina.
Through tickets can be purchased at this oAes g
Lynchbarg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Pare to Lynchbnrg reduced toee.
Tshs S .sI 3. KisnmUnd .io:sa
~ III. d. WHIfCOnB,
de li-u General Superintendent.