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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
Mull1nler IS.


glide, aIS er Oieien roben, arauIideu
Slua nit lauter Stintine ausrief.
sS, es lit b, r.uiini1t, auf @bre oon,
bertplnlht!" fubr er in ieinem Selbits
aeiprade: fort unO in feinen prdate iih
Der 9lnsbrud bes tieflfen Sales. bes
tutloelten 9rimmes uno elmer uLblu>
otsen YSntb ans. ySd bin aIfo ertannt
- oas lit tlar bon ibr uno bon linn.
uno nod baIlen Die 8orte in meinem
@eoadtnife nad, Die fie ipradl, NOD,
criunere ids Mid. ipie er rief: Wfenerl
ld5 babe mid nidt setdui6tl @lfo hattie
er bod ,fGon aRutbmabunaeu uber mid,
an9efeHt uHo iuor id, ibm bod, ipenio<
items aufaIlig. Sept aber . iebt bat
er Die 8elUeile - bic 8epcile? Sa. benu
id babe mid felbit berratben uno ent<
iarnt, id] bin, bon einem bIinbeu uno
unoernlinftigcn SGrefen erfaBt, fortae.
laufen, anitatt su bleiben rln6 cine 9e>
lunoe, gleid)miitbiae uno rubiae Sal
lun9 81 aeisen. 8, i'd babe, auf Gbre.
elren SSebfer 9eniadt einen aroBen uu.
berbellerliden S5ebter, meine Gorfiht
iiteIn taoelbaftes, unbeboIfenes gSelen
bat mid berratben, i'd, ielbit bin mein
ei9ener 8erratber geneien. SD hattie
Den Wfntb, Den 8erltano herloren, id
mar meiner Gimme nidt mcbr mdd,:ia
nno babe iueoer Gontenance nod, Se1D
ttesgegennart geScigt. SSortaeifiir,t bin
tt] tuie eiu 9fdienber un6 hinfer mir moo
oleler @brenitein, oieler iunae @rans
l9nabel lein 9ebngeladter anaeitimmt
baben, iein Sobngeiddller iiber n,eine
Oummbelt, Die mid -bor ibm entIarbte.
?, ID, mo4te pabnfinnia perOen!"
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31

1000 SAB ertra SamilienzM zMebl
200 SAB Grtra iuperfine Reb,
50 Sbos 5iew Orleans Suder, S
"a 0bbs Semerura 3rder,
30 Sab gepadter uno puIperifirter 2nder
200 Sad 4Srima 3io GaiTee,
z, Z 25 Sad Sa9uira Saffee,
Is Sab frif9cn Reis,
81 SAP Hep Orleans RoIaffes,
200 3ifter 9rorter u. @ambe SEIZE,
ja $50 aiiten perf9iebene 5orten
100 9iften GtearinIicbte,
100 aiften EaIsIitbte. bart seprett,
50 aiiten ieiner @du6tabat,
30 @roB Sine Gut Sabat.
p gflf b IS SAP 8an6tabat, & 50
Is 5ab ensIifdber Sooa,
25 5aS ameritanii9er Soba,
40 6iften ni16 2 9finS= =Rannen Yuitern
so Riften 9feffer,
SO 2iiten gepiir,e,
n 50 Siften Snbigo, ~ SO
ss 80 aiiten geuabIenen Semi, ~
Is Sab 4RaiOn's gBt5fe,
60 Riften Yint, AMart u. k9alonen 6Iaitbs
20 Ricn 9Grrett Sdnupftabat
rs 20 grob 9urtee's gIau,
tss ! % SAT- Bourbon Bbisfeu,
25 Sat 3obertion Gountp g8bisteu,s
Jt1g 100 SAB 5epte 9tafb Rrocf gbisten,
100 SoB Singer eorSiaI, IA -...e-f-
IS 5ab Snswer gsein,
IS SAB 6iibe 8eine,
as 50 6aB gBeineffis, ahSRE
IS 5os Gitronen Syrup, 80
so 3iften Starte,
z so SusenO etmer, f5t'
VI so 9ubenS 8eien, 14.
1000 Sad MebI,
SO Seifen aiiortirter gunbp,
BranSp, Stun, Sin, gBeine uericbieSener Writ be
gScaflep s YarbrCuab,
sfr. 8 Sforo college StraBe,
mill 3R fs8 ~ sfafbpiIle Eenneiiee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
Sc!cgrapb. NQ6ri6ten,
SrDfes ltn8liiG bnr6 eimen
Sans=Gimifar3.
.-... @ HaE aaf
Slolide @merifaner faufen -2anb
in ponSuras.
Steber< Gpibemie in
Mauritius.
Smbiamer=6efebt.
SIS @afbinatn h. 80. Mai.
bstt. '-- l8 #EH

gD II 6 0 n, ~. Wtat.
Ser 8rdFbent 9eBt @onhtag Wforaen
mad 9taleiab ab. Geine Sod]ter Mfrs.
Stober unb iein Sobn 9tobert geben
nit ibnl. aa, ~
221 Batente iinb in Der Iebten Mode
aus9egeben tuoroen.
Das iuarme @etter bat bier beaons
nen, Ser Sbermometer Sci9te beute
IS @ra6. as
Das Srie9soepartement Iauanct, baB
Der &rie9soampfer Wiantomab al 9tubs
lamb uertauft iei.
Man fagt, General sSbonas fou
ltrenge SnEruftiouell babeni ole .ueiterc
Srganiiation Der MfiIis in Genne1ee su
berbinoern.
Sie &epubIifaner Der 4. @aro haben
einen SbmarSen @aMenss g. gS. Solton
fur ben Staotratb nominirt uno iueroen
ibn eriudblen.
st@ ReDyoyrf, 80 Wldt. y
Sallde 5OsSDHar .gloten oer ,,glas
tiOnal Banf Of the Gepublic, Stem 8Orf"
aus 2O<Snllar. .9toten 9eanoert, fino in
Circulation.
Sin sur SoSesfrafe berurtbeiIter
Seutider in pierinont beriu1te beute
Norsen iid bas 9eben baburd su 1eb<
men, oab ct li9 Die Moern 0ffnefe.
Su 9forfolf, 3d., itlrste beute elm
ooppeltes Samilienbaus ant YubIie
Sqnare Elm unb man 9lnrbt, oaB cine
groBe Gn5ablYerfonen ilnter ben Sr.ime
inern beeroigt iinb. Ser @initurs
iunroe OaOurd berurfadt, bdb mdit in
elmer nabelie9enoen BauiteIle cine Mus,
bOblung 9eGraben, urn einen sieubau
ans3ufubren. Sie B1noe Der S6bIuna
gaben na9, mas einen @rorutf6 3ur
5olge bate.
gis lebt finb i'm Stem yorter Safen
lett benz 1. Sanuar 82O8 @lniuanoerer
angelan9t.
Mit bem Dampfer Saba oina cine
anSabl r0mild sfatbolifder @eiItlider
mad 0iom. Inter anoern Biid)of ySoob
bon BbilaoeIpbin, Der unter anoern @e>
idenfen fir Den Dapit Elm Silbermo6eH
Der 9adt 3enrietta, nit @oIb belaben,
nit iiG fiibrt. -
Nud BrdiiOent Sobnion Bat an Sobn
6. Breckenridge 9eidrieben, er moge in
bic 8ereini9ten 9taatcn 3nra6tebreh.
Sie Sania iegelte beute mad Gnla
nno nabm $4,000 IN specie init fi6.
tgiahrihten aus 6un0uras Biz. ia
N1ai ftel0eh, eoaB flolid,e @rfeeitan. +
10000 9lder Qan6 su so @ents Der
G6er fiir @OlOnilati0nsSwefe aefauft
baben.
Beridte aus Rauritius meIoen, 6ab
iiber 5000 Yerionen I'M Wonat WGra
am fSieber ltarben un6 iiber 5000 in Der
erfteH Sdlffe 6es Wonats Mpril. Sotalp
an;abl Der SoOesfdae bis gum 18. MpriI
mar 1904. QluSgebebnte Gonit1tss
WabregeIH iino getrofen iuorben.
Gbieago, 80. Mai.
Oie Sirettoren Der 0ffentliden 8aus
ten bereiten einen 8lan Dor, Den @bis
cagO s9iiber in ieinen gall3en 2anfe
eleidmdbis 200 6ub melt 81 n,aden.
Saul 8rOdmeDer uno Geor9e 8loms
forS gingen in einem tleinen Boot In
ben Zee binaus, Inn 81 fil1en. 5bre
&0rper iunroen lebloS an bas ufer qes
iuafd,en.
Sn DanbiIIe, Soma, berfndte ein
Mann Varnens 9ouis Marquette an
eines NoHFars Grnu cine Sdonbtbnt
40 begcben. Sein @lan febIte; &c ipnroe
berbaftet uho etbdn0te fi4 iii gsfdne,
NIP.
Cine Sepefhe aus Council Bluffs
melbet DDn eitfenG Geledjt nlit SHOianern.
Die 9ttteretl ftableh Orsibig Glsl nabe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
Armiffea6 & @oDOs,
BbOIeiaIe unb gisiail 6dnbIrs in
GeluDhHlideH nnb frrnrn Groferies
30. 81 Subtle @qaare,
Na fbbilIe, Eeun.

9orrdtbis nnb M perksufen Gin
ht@falts9er InS friI4et BcvratB non GesSb,fitde,,
ure fetnen Gpesereie, eipi6lte6l Triiebfe IN Rin,,
bn9ieh, Gtnaemd9fefH, tnlportifteh Hiqneare,s ois
gaEreH AHo allen ATteH poH Gpeiereien fir 0aasae.
OtaMp. M msf5 3W
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
5,OOO,OOO GepreBte 8afiteine
perfertist pon gebriiber GBan,bers u. @o's.
IL 4atsnttSadftein, ,Naf9ine in Der
se... NafbpilIe .r.err
ampf=Safffein sSabrif.


Siefe a6eine issto beSeRtenb better ola oIIe ;;bri
gen, eie 6arh einen aneern &ro;eb fir ben aemSbns
h1en @ebrdn9 fabriairt ruerSen. Dielelben f0nnen
mo2 eanmal u ptel Srnd as bic nit Der 9onb se=
moepfen Soditene nitshalten obne III serpldsen rub
Der ysrtel bdt bel fenieIben pieI fefer suIammen:
Sssha Sc laS DER os esstels , mot e sansi nnO mS
Sr oss ao SaHeredt9tett betriift, ans
iir ErOttoirs ahs Siiierne, tS,neit nc ni5t iberz
trpffen wereeu. ss. ..,' :.
@biIaSeIpbia, 25 Ottt Der 1863
Dies 1T snr 8sf4einigMns, bab mir mebrere TSu-
/ ienoe eer 9ebr. Chambers u. Sos 9afdbineu~Fadz
eine 9ebrdut bal en- nnS bdB mir ais ouIe,,te Bic
eoea assn anses'i usrssbs ba @ pOn sr5brer
bait: Sbrts. Binber, b, Gtra6e oberbab Sefferion:
Y. =. i tb. Ranrers inib 8aninefter, Y Strafe
Ss SSsTRalb 6Eors T. O. saIewe alter Saumeiter,
Bum Ban Der Ieiienhabnbriide aber ben eduuI,iu
NrB iphoen 2, 2O0uG0 Yau feine aebrnirrbt Gairben
GarFoen 509,000 Badlteiue; eolins erDn SOS. Sas
br5t; Ndrquette, GATE Superior, 1OO,OII0 8adeine
N que eben qenannten iiito nod mebrere ysiIIionen
SaalieHle, ote 3u berporr1genoen DifertIi6eu uno
YrIoat @ebduoen behu. pur6ell, inb nit Der Sebr.
Sef e9amoers H. sos Yatent Baditetn Raf9ine fa=
Dit 8ergniisen perrueiitn mir onf tie foIaenbeu
2erten 1tef8er Staot, Del6e nnfere 9adfteine aez
eran1t babens ans bic BEN ebeaerp6bnten SeuastB
q. o. SANFORD. Prdiibent Der Griten sa ionoEbnnt.
Sene ssdrren, Garrenter uno 8anmeifter; R S.
Ssspt5eern' -, sarpsHter nnS xamster seonarb II.
Supt. g. IN. .. ". "; S. O. SconeI, G5runSeieel,.
tbums Agent.
sSiI pererttsen aud bic IueItbefibnite ,gbiIdSeI=
p9ta Sronts, pelle fir 5ront uno Seuerpdse niobt
npertrpifen Deroen fohfen Badfeine werben ,u febr
eIiitgsn Preiien an treeno einen Drt Sub ober an
Der Gtietba1n bef6reert. Trottoirs 5efoen All ben
9emaBslten Yrejen seIest anb fir aue setbane arbet
Sur ndbere Snformation oSer Sefteaunaen ,penSe
man fi6b an iast ai .EUe ees3 - ojT ffEi'"
44 bis mfafpHsl Aeams ". Co., Asenten,
.E. 3af9uiHe Gampf= Sadtein =8rennere,
5'a' ieit" 80. B5r 491, gafbuiae, Eeiln., 1
&oce Grad. nib 3sp D.
R Ser Wortet fIebt suifden oielen
Stetnet1 beifer, iuie BEL ir9eno elmer an<
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
Sadion@9ose SO LII
Utter Deut11er Sr0en Der Sarroo1i

Rit9liebsrsabI: rs,
2 Dber=8arSe: Sc. GmserIin,
unter s. 3ar5d.
l. Seeretdr I: Sobu sitter
s. 3. ID &ouif BaDer-
S9atmeiiter: Gecra 2etiher.
Der Orben ueriammeIt flo ieSen 9pnuera, Nr
9so. 80 llnionitraBe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
Sentftbe gereine RafbpilIe'e.

g. $. 8. 6. II. g. 81.
Sesen &ittpo5 abenb geriammIuua in Der Soru.
sari poae.- 'aal-
saaaaar SurIifr< 8erein
gesrinSet: Is. October 1864.
Riiglie6ersabI: 150.'
sras @prsssr: esas. ) asIion. Il is:'
8sOt. e@riftDars: 3. RSpsnSied.
srasr s,sHs,sstar; ssHs s. soaiys ss!sssssi gssa.
Srasr Iurn~ar.: Nrs' NspeH
88eaa@art. 8sslnsa rs. e6iIsssPm aS4Is @$anemanH.
Sriter Sebasmeiitsr: aouis gfeiifer.
Sipeiter v 9eors 8Ieri9.
seriammIanesIDfaI: Surner SaHe,: ede gop
Der geEsiu bat RittpOds abenb TX 1lbr fem.
a'4- tOSpentii5ei eisHneen.
SdiiBen~ ~8erein.
k'.' 9esriinbet: Snnnar 1866. .i+-t
Nit9Iiebersabl: -.
Srnef Sst S9asenmetfter: G. Seitp.
S9eeats5 SeatT,,;,.r. 81 9 % SS5a Ses.
!. eeeretdr SO5m St,abm.
@'i;s. 5. SOU.
Sadion<2oee SO Iii
Alter oeutfaer Sroen Der Sarusa,i
2 6berE8arSe: ST.. enserIin.
Seeretdr Sohn Titter
e5asmefiiter: ssSra ssSre setiSsr. MdSsrr
S9e Uet - Hr1en @ per1ammett tib leoen 9onnerfl Ar
Ro. ~ AntonitraBe.
e.f..s sG 8. .. 8, s.
auroraS 2oge SO. 105. DelHIde DOT.
3... 6eqotus
geerifnbet: AyriI 1858
= .fr.4. as Rit9liebersabI: 1t2.
Gormeifter: g. 6rteOmann.
unter,neiiter: y. 2auter.
Seeretdr: N. 6erbridj.
S6afmeifer: g. aRoder.
Ste 2oge uerfantmett fit ieben Ronneritao apen,
Doo SenoiD's pui.
aFaimonibes 2oge SO. As, 8. 8. 9. 9
8ice=9rdfoeut 3. s}ort, h
groiotelirsnser setretdr 6. atebermann
UtraH3 H3sSetret1r g. SidI
Yonitor g. .SSeiI
Affadnt Monitor S3ofcp5 9ei,p.
8aroeH: :: " G9mar3
Shdkmeifer Y. 8ernbetm
80 barteber :: 8. S6IeiiMser.
Oentfder unteritiisunasberenr.
@esriinsst: am I. Sept. 1876, Sneorpertrt in fS5
Yrdfi6efIt: g. Moder.
= StceSRr1tnent: Nr. 2aitenberaer.
Sctabmeifter: s.. 8loes.
lis I. Secretdr: sofepb S1luns-
2 Geo. SeHImerid
SerfammiaHg ieeen iaen g2ontas Ses Ronats
S1ipetSer HnterlfiBunasnereir
M gsfs 9earlnbet: aRai 1857
Yitelieoersnbi: "a.
t.rf1 grdfoenf: Sultan 9lieberer
+ .l.!I: sefretsr: a. &OGiIon. oi'
z 8eorae 8fhmeuh,
Ill S6atmsiter: Sos 8ogt.
. Wefi0nlmlungen: NonetiA elm RaI Bel aos
eogt' ede Sefferfon ano gberrp Sfrabe. NJ
35fAhF - Goncer0ia. 2as
(@urefa ltno Sbalia bereiniot \
,.fl gegrlnbet: 1. December 1885,
We . II Straightforward. 90. :
- YrGfoent: s, 6esmnnir.
2tce> >9srdiibent: Bar 5or.
Secret6r: s. SSsraeI.
eaffirer- o. Buruarb,
s,, @Hgh1er 8lhnen= Gireftor: G. GIias
Setu19er Bhbnen =Dtrefter BauI g. hilbert
8 s,ss StblctHefar n. 5erftein.
Der Berein ueriamiHett ii1 m6dentIid, 9eunerSta
n Aoenbs m ubr i'm Gourtbauie.
I ;i.a Sutberifde @eneinoe.
.a. Bfarrer Gggers.
Sotfesstenft ieben Sonntaa 10 libr in Der ne,len
,&trdbe an Der Rarttifrase nnterbaib
'f-i ''y'- SeS 9otdsuils Stpots.
! = Oeltfde fatbolifde Stride
3lls5. 3itfte in eernantopa.
@pttessiepft: Spnnta9s nbr gorgens.
podhant. Sonltta9S t1bf RoraenS
&esper: Sonnta9s uhr 4admittaas.
Deidide Wetbobiiten 8emeinoe,
si8 *reOissr 9err Sobn 8. 8artb. 5l
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
Gmusemcrfs.
~>,.,c- -.-S,>-, -~>>~S~S
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND INAUGURATION
OF THE
NEW ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
On FRIDAY, March I, isG.


GRAND BAL D'OPERA
Hr MAX MARETZEg e that N above
named date the NEW ACADEMY win be brilliantly inaagsrassa By
GRAND BAL D'OPERA,
which Il 4 intended shall IN Che
COLOSSAL PROPORTIONS OF TlIR ORCHESTRAL FORCE
BETEzTAiNIEG FEATURES.
surpaSs the highly successful Bal fOpers Of -
The 0hestrA viii be under The deSon s Carl BERGMAsH
Mr. x GRILL and Mr. GRAFULLA
In order 10 promote the comfort of guests,
ONLY ONE THOUSAND TICKETS
ef Admission VIII be issued while 70 insa epeetbiy m he stten
the tickets viii be disposed Of only stAB
N society," and without privilege Of f,rsier.
COMMITTEE OP MANAGEMENT:
BELMONT LEoNARD W. JENoSr, HzNRY q. sfERBns
IloBT. L. CurrISe H. A. JoHssoS. WV. CUTTIS9,
EDwAMD BsLi, a. Mqs.os, z, scHUYLEn.
q. g. HowLAND, HENRY I. YAIE W. B. BEND,
HKSRE y PEARINs, SHEPHERD GASpy. HEsEr CLEws.
VIZ, T. THAvERs, HES1tT A. SxYrHa. J. BOwaRs LEE,
J. W. CLKNDENIa H. w. BKEyoORr A. PKLB,
W. ID. MORGAN, B ROBIss0s, GKo. ANoRY
wn I. hLODsHrr. PAgI !. FoRsSs' 3. L. cSTTuSO jr.
d. KIS0sLAND
All applications for Cards Of Admission must BE- made Of the
gentlemen Of the Committee to the Director the Academy Of
the Of Messrs Schubert Co. No. $40 broadway
The sale Of tickets viii begia THURSDAY, Feb T. from n
PRICE or TICKETS;
Admitting Lady and Gentleman.
Further particulars vii be- shortly made public,
OLYMPIC THEATER.
W WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. G.
Third night Of .he brief seasos Of
GRAND GERMAN OPBRA
ONLY EXPERIMENTATION MOST P9sITIyELr
Of Mo1arts charming % oge5, n the the MAGIC FLUTE % u Y
Queen Of Night Nile NaDDI Papagens RorrERi Tanno
Mr. GRAscHR saEsstro Mr. CHAND0N Papagsno Mr. f0RAiRS
supported By hesa URChhS' LLhAAh' "iNhobp' &c
EXCELLENT CHORUS and GRAND ORCHESTRA.
presenting ensemble Of the very frt standard =
Grand 0PERATIC MATINEE on SATURDAY merit
at IS cents admission TO all sas without extra charge for rcserHg
advance.
Seats schrner TOi Broadway and TN
Thester from 8 - m to l0p m
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
BORT n)aroen's Noiits.

RTsrE o. kefORK
P0kT.W ARDESs OFpicK, No. % WiuamsAt y
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, IN accordance vatis
Nsse,on of the Act passed April "a 1851 ehiued Aa Ae 70
d. W,reps oce Port q 70 al perssns
in or having Of ths sabec; maer Of ch iaqI
following vesse under erAine
tier h. he Poh Warss that the f etamsnAaos 80
be days succeeding ts notice. Oh Dss" So
vessels .a;N
Steam.hip Cssdonis.
Steamship
Shin
.......
BARK -. N
Bark lndastrs. .s....'.'. .-'''''
Bark Naveeto. .,...i,.d A Rsbins~as
BerkS
Bark Sench0 pankA. Rupsr
p.rkT T
park Xbita Wing. ..... sss'-'''''''
Rr,R NJ
Rris Chraiau
Nelsoa
xshr RaAsrt
kchr 4. d. Wilier' Rohinssas
Sehr OrAa0''''' Nj NTHORgR ToAPKIsS rreaa'a'
: Aya,. u.xHIrAs Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. PED SIN ssesmshiD
Cy Of ParNlss Piper Lloyd Mr. Smith J. o. Chase.
D. shethamer Bsse G. gbgisb Copeland nr Bzctbern.
Aoular j. liiy Mr. WeseOt M French snd lady Mr.
Law n Merrill Scott, ME Cooper Drear SAsfnsn Mo
W. Frederick T. lees O. G. Quick W H. Cuneeft
w Freeman Potter Yates ss Wssoa and ch'd s-a sse n
the stesrage
Miss Amy Day Mrs James, Miss Sanger Col Mcdowell bsr
S.ahlschmidt, Tbos Heenan, H. X Byke L. Ooet D.
Martin IL Adridss WeJnels J. LsPAnt George herda W
Cumming.
FROM CHARIRsTON-In steamship Qnaker CityP Rgsn u J.
Brown O. H. Hoppock. MIRA Tten r. Dey H. hnckes ohe&
H. O. Rolf feaser Miss Julia Teaster and seryanL
FROM ST KITS Feb SIn bns Harry and ASsre--b IT, sas
ffal
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
Depot QUAxTRRNAsTxR's OFHcI,
~ ---n....n ~ I.nn.rr 20 1871 4

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b ALrInosK, BID, January 3o 1851
IMPORTANT SALE of GOVERNMENT
vBsSsLw be sold Al public sucisn q the port Of Bsisao
SUPERB sIDKWHERL STEAMER COSMOPOLITAN .
Of 10 length rs feet breadth Of BEAM fset depth OF ho 10
cylinder Sc inches, and II feet stroke.
Opportunity afforded the sale Of this steamer to persons
10 q really frsicass vessel
fight da tho engine and boiler IN most excellent con
ditOn, and the hnl perfectly sound and strong
believed that for and BALD the
BY this
Terms Cash, 10 Government iHnds on day OF sale .
application th6 nudergne
10 the AuehoReeu hessE- ADRkoh, THOMAS Co.. No IL
bOstk Cnarlesst
By order Of the Quartermasisf-GenerAl As K1MBALL,
Captain and A Q A, u s. A. Depot onartermastef
CHERIFF's SALE.-RICHARD WALTERS,
- Aueosee win SILL By virtue Of awsrra q attachment sn
srposo public vendu on WEDNESDAY feb q LED
O'Clock in the forenoon At No. "a NsSeJs vI8 S a. sg
aud CHKRSE JOhN MILL SAS~-
CHERIFF's SALE of MACHINERY, &e-0n
~ WEDNESDAY, Ps6 al 10 O'Clock will be SOLD Al Nos w
10 and 81 NSh sseoadst whmburgh L. ali the MACHINERY
TOOLS and FIXTURES the SHOP formerly occupied BY
JOHN DOJAE Co. together with the LOTS and BUILDINGS There
are three and running through to North
Fst The machinery all SrseaSs and has beeaout little used
eHbroes DeamOrs Patent Boiler and Rveng Machine one
ster usoh one Punch and Shears also, Roller
Drilling Machines Bellows Any Prossers BIpaEder ahes and all
th ang complete Boiler Shop with hhafng and Betting
pse HSe Ha-ness Trucks &c Platform Scales Also one lO
eAon OIL STILL with jackets 800 gallon Duns on SuA Win
Jacket sad everything complete 70 eegin work with
TZNOXh NURSERY AT YOUR D00R-See
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pFcFIprs OF pRopuCE.

rEn sSsOr bbIs Flour. $50 bbls wnissy sc 30 ,sn ssS
or, Meal 100 sacks Ocake 1lT7t hush Mheat
Cora Tss bush Seeds pkgs Ashes 70 ~ e.: trs
PORK 6ss pkts Cut Meats, tg p4ss 100 hS PrsISs.
isnm 4 ~ pkgs Butter, 1.O36 pkgs. GbeosA
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aitnniinna fllanteo-fema!,s.

.>>,s.,~-~>-cc~--~~~,-c. s.'-,--
Nj, S.,--A respectable middle aged. woman
~ SITUATION ake Of az in-and no objection
fhe eoss ~ Apply for d'Js 4 No Tueuty
Second and hlIlAves n D-Gsel city Hee
WAN fED-By o Protestant girl, o situation
w n NURSE 81. sEAMsrRESs A. CHAhBEhIAlD an
WAlIIh- Can he seen AZ Mn WliALENs,ho ~ hotktt
XNANTED-By a respectable colOred woman,
w geniemoaI wAsNG By the vcl or eo'n lhe be.i
ey references BE- gwen Ca ior tao eys At No Y Caseat
A NUMBER of we'll recommended German
n srnsioas 70 DO general HOusbNok Sc Al Mn
LOVES German Insitats, No % snioAst nef iht bouefy
FAMILIES wanting good SERVANTS imme-
r. A.IT .,,.; IL snnan Protestant American Women
sgd Girls snd other good help fr city OF eouh ~ ~ On
poymeni Ius,ute No, loo hrth'AVe' be'4 HNiHsS ' y
hncriosn Ladies
KN0Xs NURSERY AT YOUR D00R-Sce
II Advertisement D. Nail" page r.
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Gieamboats ano Railroads.

NENTRAL RAILROAD of JERSEY
~ and Freight Depot in foot Of Liberty con
t At Ese with Ss Lsss v @ RG ws xRSu RS n sssg
ALLEETowE LINZ TO THE WEST,
Three Express Trains daily for the West eIet Sundays when one
ss miles hours saved by hi. line to Chicago, Cincinnati
St Louis &c' With S7 , one eha3gs y ot s1!a
co.,.,, Ia, MhS4Ek IE.,1s Yc1E .s iovs
mFor BSea, Bethlehem, Msueh CAank' WiAm'poFt
to n MaII T1IS2for Pennington Enon Water Gap, seran
ssn@wsstorS Express r Esston AeztOvn Harrisburg, Pitts
bugb and the West With but change Of cars to Cincinnati OF mi
Northern fhidephs and Ee Roads for Erie and the
n TRAxFOr Ean Allentown. Maach Chunk. WiAesOarr'
N1'q sFor Enon BssSs n and M.uh Chunk
nFo saeon Rssps 1H HaTsburg wsn,por IrvinetOu
Cory Ehs Sleeping Car from NesIork 70 Nilaiosport
s:ls p n-Yor scmerTils
p R-wRSTBRE BxPREss TRAIS--FOr EAsson, Allentown
through from It.sy G 70 Eit:sT5gh every 'T'an
sss o i % ws % % esn 70 e. pfsfn Ss % ~ lie cs q the Central Rail
Sesd Of Of SsrsIss[ lev foot Of 9sry RI e No. ''''
~ s 80 Broadway and At JOSIAH Ss 6 sTEGRSs Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
RoADs-On and aher MoNpAY November w sO1 1 Ma Mi mi
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and Western Trains VIII
ss m EIpress tsn via Hudson niver RsrOsd Thirk and
TAav through Suspension Bridge without change Of
and connecting at Troy with trains for Saratoga uAno burning
10 m BsPrs. and Mall Hudson River Rssrosd conr''ns
Albany with Western trains and at Troy with trains or hof
II BIpress train via Harlem Railroad Twenty sHhst ano
SPRING. Paeh &c Albany with Western trains and a. % WIN
tTsns Saratoga Rutland Burlington and Montreal :,
3.45 BHress train via Hudson River kaiad eonheo'"g
Albany with Western trains and at Troy with trains i0T Montreal Win
sleeping attached.
AIS m Express Harlem Railroad, connecting at Chatham
Western Railroad for Lebanon Sprngs Pttste 8c az Aon
trains and Troy with trains Tor hatAnd Burlington
Montreal Sleeping attached at Albany -, ,-..
Bxprrss train via Hudson River Railroad Win eeng o'
attached through Buffalo Suspension Bridge without change
sleeping day excepting SATURDAYS attached
Hewyork through Ogdnsurg without change via Rome w a W
Railroad Connection for TroT viii be made al ka Albany In A
will Sundays -, -...A.,
connecting Albany With early trains for Buffalo and busperon bs
and at Troy for Saratoga and points North
Sunday train viii be via Hudson River RAILROAD ron
intermediate staOns leaving ke1Ofk a. o
Returning POuShkeepsie 2;i arriving IN
nt 6:l5 m -, 60, - ....-a ., a,
m and arriving 8lerton as $3.50 Returning, leave hlef
ton Al 5 D. m arriving at NewYoTk at 1890 .. m. - 81,
NN y - IL VANDERBILT. Vice PreSIdent
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&Tnsements.
WINTER GARDEN.
sHYLOCK,

being the thrd Of the
BOOTH GRAND REvIvALsi
In wh the effort found cronng announcement Tho
Tevivas Hamlet aud Reheeu By Booth vii be continued by
b1ng sPendor Of production with historical and
strictly pictorial arrangement Of the ordinary and by the
h1e appropriateness ard superior execution Of the several OF
scenic Illusion ont the spirit Of the play into the most minute de-
tails and thus Advance the branch Of literature and Every
effort has been made the EenOwn types Of character the
hands best cited to sustain them and with this view addition 70 the
regular company, engagements have been made With
MIse METlIUA SCHILLER,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
NEW YORK and NEW W-HAYEN RAILROAD.
le6s WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1901
COMMENCING DEC. TO- 1866
Passenger Station IN York corner and Fourth

Entrance TweDiT-seTenthst
TRAINS LEAVE YBw.YORK: - u ,
For NsvTaven 100 400 QIl ll3o l2l3 (ELh 81" thLh
For BTidsport 100 Oo (EI) ll5O nj i2ls Rr) 400 CBIl
For Milford ard stTstGpri l. o. Ii3o a NJ as ADJ pm
For Fairfield Southport and wesiPOh, 100 llS m 49, A~P
For HOrva 200 CE1l sOO l9o i2i5 CEIl 400 Brl
For Darien go 800 n % a m aG5 A3n, aaop m.
Greenwich 100, 300 lL30 2l3 3%5 40 ag ~ m
For Stamford 100 SEQ (RT) 400 l3 lRl5 tkLl AI3 @O
UT). a4S, L3D. $50 30, 200 (ELl, !. -. =,
Chester and intermediate stations 100 s ll m %'
49, ~ 49, C6YNRCTTSG TRAINS.
Por Boston Springfield. AGO BI 400 tBLl, 0Oo m
por Boston SHORE Line, p Is (lil.) 400 -.
Hartford and Springfield 400 (BL lA3 400 tbLh D."
Fo Connecticut Railroad 400 tRIl l23p TO Mon
trea, 400 p m. 10 kothsmpton. go.
Fo Hartford and Fsh Railroad 400 (BIl m, li'
,,--4 .. m a.,
For Canal Railroad l2I5 m 10 Northampton
For HOussionlc Railroad BOO a a., 10o p
For Naaghtuek Railroad 400 a. H., 400 m
Fo Danhury and Norwnlk Railroad, 100 500 A. m, 80 ~
CommOdious Sleeping Csn attached to 500 ~ trim - =
NFW- JERSEY RAILR0AD.-Trains leave
~ COurtandtst Tor PHiIApEtrtA, At and 10 a "a y
and Il p m and WAssGroS a and lOa m
p m. and f2 midnight
XNOX's NURSERY At YOUR DO0R-See
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