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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-01

Judges Swayne and Swan saw Soldiers
Can onlv vo,e i'm ,beir p,sc;nc,s q,
- - III ~
home' ..f- tall gai.
From the Ohio State Journal, October 9th, 1851 4
lgIs mN' r,u,., :, ,siisf -;
90. 'o'"s :" "'ooAAnntio u
Ine question nas been many tlmes asked,
Gan tne soldiers In camp, yote at the State
Election ros being at their homea? The sub,
Ject being one OF donot, aeoEa Dsnnison has
submitted the POINT 60 eminent council, who
have returned to him the following professional
opinion: "'. 80 '-'''t' sv..s .giI
TIE srArr or Ono. Errcu,,vr Dv,,r,
., - Columbus. Octobsr IN h'lSSi
80 -'.,-''P 20 -
To His Exeslleney, William D,nnison, Cover
nor; '' " 's'' ''- Lao .Uis
we rave eAsm'neo tne subject 20 which
,sma,k, ~ ~ -
lat. There is no special statuts In Ohio rel.t,
Ing to the voting Of persons In the military
service Of the State or the United States.
81. The fact that persons are ir camp. a.
volunteers, operates In respect 10 their rights
of voting in the same manner 40 their like
absence from home for any other purpose. -,
81. They cannot legally vote exeeps as their
respective places of rssidepce an desIouatsd ~
the laws on that subject; they may vote by be-
Ing allowed to return TO their homes, Los other-
wise. l..) pa tH- &. -la' -9ae '-a
It 10 to be regretted that the Legislature has
made no provisions on the subjsos.b 10 the ab.
sencs Of such legislation the Constitution. and
the general lsWs apply, aud the resulls NO have
stated are in .our opinion inevitable. ''1''''
Very respectfully, 1ls9 y
| .j9.4r. Vescls1i OH M H. SWAYNE ID
o,,i .g,4aY 4: SWANgoysr =
The above opinion of yudges Ssayne and
Swan was given 70 Gov. Dennib0n, on the eve
of the election In $751; IL was not only con.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-01

eoitanIhdion,i Is vfbiodsly caused by mercuriaI
disease low living, disofdered digestion from
unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices and above, all, by
the vencreal infection. Whatever be its origin,
itdSlhcreditary ii in the constitution, descending
9fpom pnrents to tchildren unto the third and
fourth eenetatong" indeed, ID seems to be The
kroA of Him who says, "I will Visit the iniqui.
ties Of the fathers upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various names,
according to 1.-The organs it attacks, In the
lungs, Scrofula PRODUCES tuberelss, and finally
Consumption I ini die. gIaads, sweliings which
suppurate, and become suleerous sores; in the
stomach and bowels, derangementslw which pro-
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com,
plants; on the skia efpptiye and cutanedus
infections. ThesS all having the same origin
require the same Iremedy, viz. publication and
infigeratiadI of tie blood Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distcmpers leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, YOU can
not haye health with that life of the flesh I"
healthy, ySu cannot have, ,scrofulous disease.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-01

TnE peculiar faint Or
infection which VIC cail
ScRoFULA turks III
the constitutions Of
multitudes of men. 1t
either produces or Is
produced by an en-
feebled, vitiatcd state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in-
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system TO
fall into disorder and
decay. The scrofulous
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-01

This has been so long used and, so univer.
sally tRban, fhaf Met need do no more lhat
assure the public thar its quality is Kept up 10
tie lest it ever has been, and that lit may be
relied on to do all it has ever done. ''1a ~
3 Prepared by Dir. j, ClArKR / Co, g =. y
- - - Practical and 4nalyticd Chemists
)s4by all dhiages every tyw4hscie ',I7,5 g734' !
Hspt. I9, le63-d&W WeowIy 1si ~ d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-01


WE arc nov prepared 10 oisf for your inspection
- alarge and elegant stock Of LADIES, MIssEB
and oHILDREN's strsw, Fur aud Felt HATS AMI
BoNNETs, RIBBONS, FLowERs, FEATHRRs
.DAoES, HHAI-DREssHs, 'BELFINas, etc., includ
Ing every description Of OfMILINHRy GOODS. ou.
facilities for manufacturing las ia DIS
CLoAKS, csACQUEsi SstlMANTILLAs,
from all the new fabrics. are such chat We can suppl
them lower than you can get them elsewhere: 0u
stock Of sHAwLs comprises all the novelties in b,
Foreign and Domestic.
Our buyer being constantly in New York. We will oe
all Goods our store at lowest market prices for cash
"a call before purchasing elsewhere, will Ieiult ts
your advantage Respectfully,r
'- ias@'~ '''@'s"ss'1 'DBVOU & CO..
" sspG3sdlva Veg q sSPHARL ST., ,aoINOINNArI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
8alss bp Qnttiotl.
]. BLEECRER SON & r. Wn

"A u. DLCENhEn, SON o. 20. WILL
As SELL, on WEDNESDAY, May 81 1t II O'Clock,
ct the Exchange Sslesroom, No. Ill Broadway,
order OF the Supreme Cos under direction Of r.
r. Mount, jr, special guardian.
Perempory sale OF 22o Lots Of Ground on Brosdv.v b
io6th iO7th and and 18th aud 18th ava with vau.
able Water Rights the Hudson River and two welbuilt
tensions In good condition, with Onhouses and Stables
The tract comprises the entire Block bounded BIZ
way, l1th-sv., and l03th and l06th s,l
Tho entire Block bounded by lh and l2thsvs and 05th
and l06th-sts.. with the Water Front
All The Lots the south side Of 1o5h-st between
way and the rver with the sdjscent Lots lin and l2h
avs, with the Water Front
The entire Block bounded by Broadway 1oeh and 10th
llth-av. with the Water trout.
The Gore Strip Of Land extending from Broadway TO the
river, ON the northerly side OF l07th-st.
All the Lots with the Wster Front the east side o. 18th
ay between 10th and l06ths together with 10 full Lots III
the rear, on 10Th and 10eth-sts.
Also the valuable Lot with the FIRE proof, thick walled,
hveory substantial Store the northeast OF Broaf
and Worth containing 23 feet front Broadway and
100 feet Woh-st The building has iron roof double
cellars and extensive node built vaults on both tr' cs aud
carefully built by days work for the Dr. Most
Also the valuable with the Building the southeast
corner of Waller aud Chuchs in the immediate neishbor.
hood of tho commercial district containing feet on
Walker snd 2l2 on ChuIch.st
Also the substantial brick House and Lot No 1856 Church
st. between Franklin and Whisoss tke on Churons, 20
feet by 100 feet deep. 49, ,
Title indispuabe and terms favorable which will be made
known by the Auconeer before the day Of sale Maps
of the property be had the office Of the Auconce No.
II Cedar Nsssus For further Particular the
merce apply TO O. TILLOTsON, Counselor OF Law No.
Nall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
1863. THE 1863.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With its connections, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoN NEw-YoRK TO rHB PRINCIPAL WEsrkRN Clriss
seysn trains run daily from NewYork TO Pnade pba, VII
s spd Sss so snf inv VEST T' BY ru
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM TIE
FOOT OF COURrLANDT-Sr.
By way Phsde phia tue morning passengers leave New
York at m time Other Toutes evening passenger
at Q D. w. hour later than other lines.
BY Of Allentown evening passengers leave p
arrive the time Northern hnes In Chicago and al
points the Northwest Cestline Indianapolis Lousvle
S. Louis Cleveland Columbus. Cincinnati and oil nsS
points West, with fewer changes OF cars.
Sleeping Cars without change run from Phiadsp his Ia
Pittsburgh 1856 miles aud Now York to Pittsburgh 40 miles
Smoking and Saloon Cara on all tlains
Fare the other routes
Baggage checked through Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, good until used by Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION. -
Accommodation Line. VIII oh affords comfortable mode
rsyei to parties moving westward a, onehai 'hs
OF fare.
FREIGHTs. 49,.
By this route. hegh.s Of all descriptions can DC
to and from any point the Railroads o. ONO
Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa or 2 N,
ROAD DIRECT, OF to any port on the ns'isao'' ~ ~
West by steamers from Pittsburgh. =, a., ~. w., a,
The rate, OF Freight and nom any point III wy "
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad sv M,rchsns a.
shppers intrustpg the trsnspoftaion ~ c EesuI 70 I'M
Company rely with coHhds qc SR Us transit
Farmers and Dealers In Live stock wal ma TINS most sn
route CspacOus Yards, well watered and sup
piled with every convenience Rave oeen opened %
ad ard every attention paid TO their want
om Hsrisburs where will be found every convenience 70,
feed ing aud resting choice 9sTe6 Of the PHILADEL-
J. l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Aston House
No. Aston. House, and No. South wiIliau,ss
MCDONALD BischoFF EmiE No n Ns,,.,,....
ENOCR LEWIS General ssp.riatssdssI AissssH 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
d. d. CAuIKISs Auctioneer. Office No. 335 Broadway
4 UCTION NOTICE.
IA POSITIVE SALE

Of MAUNIFIUENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH FRENCH PLATE, PIER AND MANTLE MIR
RORS. SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PIANO-FORTE, SlLVER-PLATE, &c
THIS DAY (TUESDAY) May 10, 1863.
At the elegant Residence No. 2a West l4' near 9Th av
Commencing at 10Y o'clock 4. m.
The sale comprises the entire contents Of the house The
elegant PaIo Furniture made to order aud solid
wood The whole will be cold to the bidder for cash.
Offering extra inducements TO Purchasers.
Elegant rosewood 7-octsve Pano-f ore, with all modern
improvements oyersrung base pearl Keys rich rosewood
Stool covered In satin and embroidered three eeg
full suites Of rosewood Paror Furniture in ch brossds and
satin rosewood Esgeres splendid snd costly Psran Orns
ments Iieh Vases &c Also magnificent collection of
Painting rosewood Turkish and Easy Cbsrs in fine reps
rosewood Center and Side msibeop Tsbes richly carved
Bedteads Washstsnds SET. Beds in hsircoth pure
Hair Msees, from % to so pounds made to order Ia
eelieu; corSii,ou
Dining Room Furniture consisting OF fine oak Extension
Table, oak Arm Chair sverwsre rich China ivory and
silver Cutlery Forks Spoons &c, with heavy cut and
gruvod Glassware OF every description. No posponemsut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
II. 6. Jnternal Reuenne.

OFFICE Of the COLLECTOR Of u. >.
" INTERNAL REVENUE, kghth District. state 81
S,x.YofI comprising the Eisheenth. twentieth ana
Ward, OF New York CiyPursasnt to the pro.
vioas of An act TO provide Internal Revenue TO support
the Government and % pay Iuteres tho public debt"
approved July 1892 and the 'eyefsl act, susnsns We
sane PUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that have re-
s,,.d from the Of tho Eignth Collection Dntre
Of S-wIork thu Annual Collection List required By law ana
hat tho duties license, spehsd said list have pc
payable and inst shall .tobd In person or
dspaty TO receive payment Of the same at my oce NO s1i
IN sAia Distinct every day eIcladins Sundays, nom
NJ TO o. M and after tho date OF THIS notice unVl
and incudnr the 2,t day Of May, 1903 All persons who
.h. p... TO p.y 10 me the duties aud licenses 30 AZ
s.s.ed upon within the time hefsn specihed
viii be liable will be required to pay ten per cent add
tions upon the smount thereof $3.50 . .,n.,.,,
hsw.f0ft, May o, 1904 0Eohdt r. fUlNAh,,
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Ue0oing Garos, ST.

At J. EVERDELLs, No. 302 Broadway,
N WEDDING CARDS and NOTE PAPERS In elegant
st,. Also seals and Silver DooTPstes elegantly engraved
AT VIM EVERDELL'S SONS, 1Oi FutOn-st.
n WEDDING CARDS. Fiue Stationery. Coored In.
i,lal stamping Monogsms Door and Number Plates Seal
PRESSES Blank Books Check Notes, Labels, kc (Estao'
lished 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

A UCTION SALE OF MILL and NAlEh
~ POwER.-Win be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
THURSDAY, the 2lst day oil May, 1883 At 10 o'clock
IN SOUTH KEENE. " H.. the premises, the valuable
MILL and WATER POWER formerly occupied by J. A.
Fav Keeue " H. consulting OF oLe tsosioTy brics
Ml l60It0 feet ed roof with two wings 3oI3O add yreo
feet built IN the subslAts together with Barn
aid Outbuildings; rclass Turbine WaterWheel and
shaing connected with good Water Power and stone Dam
es4 Dis en Houses, tgethI with 30 acres o. Land on
which ere two unOccupied Water Powsrs Also, Iron
Pleners Engine Lahes Drilling Lathe, and large quantity
Of Machine Tools The above property In good repair
aud would be suitable for WOODEN Cotton Mill OF large
business Of any KIDD 1t Pleasantly situated
within 30 rods depot the line OF tho Choshe ka'
road aid within two miles Of the village OF heene fo Tor
Their infornation, apply to EDWARD JOsLlN or o. ii.
IIIDE.F at KesDe n. H.
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Nnantial.
GENCY
OF THE

A ENcf OF THE
u. 8. 1870" YEAR LOAN.
These Bonds bear per cent interest," payable 10 Gold
seni-annualy. AN ..
We suppy them 10 all dsnomipations at PAR interest
soum.neng to the purchaser upon depodns the money
with ee go -, I'll,
The privilege Of subscribing to this Loan wiz close July
J. 1863
Orders should therefore be sent in without delay.
LIVERMORE, G .EWS, &c Co.,
BANKERS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

A j. BLEECKER, son IL Co. will sell on
~ TUESDAY May 20, at ~ o'clock, at the Merchants
E1chsnge Saesrooms No. l03 Lberty-st-
IN FLUSHING-Ths valuable plot OF Ground, with the
double brick House thereon occupied store aud dwelling
situate on Bndge adjoining she brick store OF Peek
FaiTseaher The lot is IS 100 feet and by
about 80 fec, Deep running through 20 fankua.y The
building in good condition On the premises ALEC new
Barn and Stable Msps &C., At No. II Cedarst, adjoining
Rank Of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
TNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

LIMITED STATES IN email NE ENuE
sd Collection District, State OF Newly ork, comprising
,bs i,t "a and al Wards OF the City Of New York
KOTCE IL hereby given that the under'isprd has received
~. ANNITAI COLLECTION LIST from the Assessor OF
the sd Ditc Of the Sts,e Of ADD that
the duties therein specified have become due and
sbl and tia, will attend ia person, by deputy at
office, -, ga upo,n,v.v
m. sb day Of MAY Instant and from day to day there
e.c.pt INDAYS until and including the 10th day Of
May inst between the hours oil ~ a. H. ana p % 70 re-
ceiyed aud collect thc same 81,
And ali person. who shall neglect to pay the due. and
n,6ed will be liable and required to pay ten per cenGm
Additional upon the smoun' thereof
.. ACT 10 PROVIDE INTERNAL REVENUE TO SUP
PORT THE GOVERNMENT, AND 70 PAY
THE INTEREST on TIE
PUBLIC DEBT"
Approved July 1862.
An, ner.op may. at his or her option,
my PAY SUCH DUTIES OR TAXES
before the time herein speclhed 49,.
'''''' SHERIDAN SHOOK. Collector sd District,
STATE OF New-York.
Dated New.York, May 2. 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
ADRIAN II. MULLER. AuelOpnesL

4 UCTION SALES of 90 LOTS of LAND,
"a being the property known Union Hill, Hudson Co..
n j. a miles ron Hoboken and Weshswken and opposite
42a.st Ferry al New-York. 80
sell at auction TUESDAY, May H. 1853 at IL O'Clock at
the Merchants Exchange S.losrOom, No. l3 Li6orb-st,
NewYork the property known Union I'LL and divided
into % Lots mostly % by 100 feet This property Ia
opposite the premises OF DenniSs Duer and John Eher
the Hoboken and Weehswken Pankroad and Weehs~ Ken
turnpike and accessible by the omnibus line rom Hoesken
FeIy and also the lire Of tho horse railroad and In the
shbohood Of large improvements The sale will afford
fine opportunity profitable investments. the neano.s OF
the property NewfoIk its its populous To-
csty continued improvements being made, cannot
fail to enhance greatly s value. For farther particulars aud
maps apply TO the Aucioneer, No 81 Piuss, N $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
Ocean Cleaners.

DOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first,
ca., steamer will leave Eew.York on the 3D. 18th and
23d Of each month"; except when those dates fall on SUN
DAY, when the day VI departure will be the MONDAY FOL
For freight or passage apply At ths only oee No Bowl
ina green ID. d. ALLEN, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

A j. BLEECKER, son * Co. will sell on
"A. TUESDAY, May 30 at u O'Clock, At the Merchants
E1chtnge Sa esiooms No. 1853 Liberty-st
ON STATEN ISLAND-About 10 acres OF Ground, sdmi-
rsbly situated for hrscss improvements adjoining tie
lands Of Messs Vanderbilt Towe founiso, 0isnour and
others and within 10 minutes walk OF Nsndefbits Landing
Tie staten Isand Railroad the eastern boundary Of
the property Maps &C. at No II Codsrst, sdoisins bank
OF Commerce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
Gs'rO.hous1 NV; Yo.. coIn.cron': ocs Oh Nay isea


he Aph H4iMavh erhdyf
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
VERMILYE g. Co.,

BANKERS No. A WALL-sE,
WIZ receive Subscriptions to the
Usslx PER CENT FIvE!TwENTY BONDS.
Subscribers depOsug with us will receive Bonds Of date
Of subscription. subject to no sccruing interest.
Aner few days he supply FROM Government will have
been 90 far increased as to avoid all delays IN filing orders
and enable Keep constantly hand equal
70 the demand VERMILYE e Co.,
Agents S 20 Loan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
- at Queeustown Cork hsIbor The wellknown steam.
er the Liverpool Newly ork and Philadelphia Se~msp
Company arc intended to sail - follows; -. -
PIMA Saturday. May l6
CITY OF WASHlNGTON............ ..Seturdsy' May ~
And every succeeding SATURDAY. noon, from Pier a.
North River.
PASSAGE.
PAYABLE In gold. or is equivalent in currency; - -
FIRST CABlN....... go 40 STEERAGE..... $52 %
First Cabin 10 London IS 90 Seersge to London. 80 81
First C.bn TO PaIis 50 COL Seersge to Psris.. 40 81
First abin Hamburg 50 DOL Steesg- TO HsmbuIe 81 %
Ps.engers also foTw sded to Hsyre, Bremen ROTTERDAM
Antwerp, &c, 1t equally low rates $1,000, -. .ox
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown LIST Cabin. 20. 20
Those ysh sent for their friends Can buy tickets mere
al these rutss. -, ~ A.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent No. is Broadway, ~ \.
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NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANYS LINE.
TO NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT,
sAIL ON
FRIDAY Nay is at IL O'Clock m.
TIE New and Elegant Sidr-whce Steamship
MORNING STAR,
A. u. Perkins Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIII sell as shove
From Pier No. 81 North River. foot Of Besch-,t.
In Of the strict Quarantine regulations in New
Orleans tn vessel will not touch at Havana
TIE passenger accommodations upon this Compsnys steam
ship, a., not -xceed by bose upon any other steamers In
the world No freight received or bills Of AIDING signed on
the day Of sailing
For freight or Passage apply to- -
JAMES A. RAYNoR. No. i6l Broadway.
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Crrrn.1 RAIlRoAp 90. or NEw.yeRsE1.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. OF NKw-JgRsKY,
No. 90 Wsll-st, New-Yoik, May II, 1853.
ELECTION.-At an Election held on FRI
IL DAY last the 9Th inst at Elizabehpor j. the fol-
lowug persons were elected Directors Of tits Company to
serve for the year NEXT ensuing viz;
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON, JOHN c. GREEN,
WIN T. DODGE, ADAM NORl.lE, 49,.
BENZ WILLIAMSON, FREDk. ). FRELlNG-
WILLIAM q. ASTOR HU1SEN
ASA PACKER,
Az meeting Of the Directors held this Day JOHN TAY.
LOR JOHNSTON reelected President and SAMUEL
KNOX Secretary and Treasurer. - -. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO AND ALTON R; R; Coz

OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO AND ALTON r. r. Co /
,. CHICAGO. May ., 1855. :
NOTICE is hereby given, that on and after the
~ eighteenth day ofMay next (lsl toe UNIFIED STATES
TRUST COMPANY OF NEw.YoRK will act IS Registrar
afsn fers and Messrs NJ. X JESUP Co. OF Now iork
Transer Agents Of e Preferred aud Common Stock ofthe
Chicago and Alton X. r Company.
All Transfers Of Stock will be made At the Office OF NJ h
JESUP Go. JOSEPH PRICE,
5tereiaty and Tres;Ifef.
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6tatlonerp ano 9anep GOODS

SLOTE g. JAMES,
- sTATIONERS PRINTERS and BLANK-BoOK
DEALERS No. 80 Fulton.st Orders respectfully solicited
GOLD PENS, wholesale and retail-Genuine
N goods; the best Fountain Pen IN the worlds send stamp
for circuar. Geo h. Hawkes. mAnuf 81 Nasseust NJ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

oFFIcE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,
NRwYoRK. Msy 9. 1853. )
UNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Sharehold-
ers OF the Illinois Central Railroad Company for the
eon of and the transaction OF any other bust
ps.. will be held the Office Of the Company in the City Of
Chicago OIL WEDNESDAY May a. 1858 at IL O'CLOCK noon
The transfer books will be closed from the 18TH May and
rsopened on the 10, Of June.
w. l. A. CATLJN, Secretary pro tenn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

THE STEAMSHIP
IL GREAT EASTERN.
WALrER PATTON Commander,
From Lr.rp@I From Ets- York
s.tutdsy MAY 49, Saturday. June 8.
Tue Law June 81 Tuesday July 81,
and at regular Intervals thereafter 100
FEST CABi 20
SECOND ~
Excursion Tickets out and back In the First and Second
Csbus ouly, fare ana half - -.
Servants accompanying passengers and chuden under IL
years OF age, hslffATe lnfsnts Free -
THIRD CABIN.
sTEERAGE with superior accommod 30
ALL FARES PAYABLE IN GOLD. OR ITS EQUlNA
LENT IN u. 8. CURRENCY.
Each passenger q low ed 20 cubic feet VI luggage.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
At the Office, No 70 Broadway.
ROWLAND AsPINwALL, AGENT.
No. 81 South-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

FURNITURE, Carpets, Books, Pamphlets, and
bouxl for cash. 1t No. 1913 bhsv between stn
and lo,h.,ts. A Afss stock Of Books ALWAYS on sale.
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NEv.YOEK Avn HARIEx RArIno4p ooxF.sI.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS AN
~ NUAL ELECTION for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS
AZ The NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COM
PANY will Re held at the Office of the Company, TUES.
DAY May 49, The poll, TO be opened from u O'Clock at
neon 10 O'clock D. ~ The Transfer Books Of the old ard
preered stock will be closed from O'clock Of the 9Th
trolimo until O'Clock. a. m. Of the 2Oth.
w H. EMERSON Treasurer sod Secretary.
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NJ o. ROBERTS, LINE.
WI CALIFORNIA VIA NICARAGUA.
Ga SATURDAY. June Is At noon.
The steamer AMERICA Will sail above. connecting with
the steamer MOSES TAYLOR.
For ua,..ss apply to d. N CARRlNGT0N,
No. III We..-s;.. corner of w arren.
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DISK d. HATCH,
bankers

DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
AGENTS FOR U. s. FIVE TWENTY LOAN.
m, prspared 70 furnish the U. s. FIVE TWENTYYEAH
Xxx PR CENT BONDS. direct from the Government
a PAR and ACCRUED INTEREST. or PAR with interest
commencing The date Of sesscrptio9 and pay ment
rSS- ON AND AFTER J''LY THE PRIVILEGE OF Con-
vsS-,Sa JYe.I-TESpKH 4 JTEs INTO FIVE TWENTY
". poSns Az PIR WILL CEASE Parties wishing
nted STATE. Bond payips six cent interest IN GUILD
AT PAR ,bould send 10 their orders before that tms
We also keep hand constant supply OF all classes OF
ovsnmep Securities for sale the lowest market rateA
H. y 1.JO TREASURY NOTES.
US PER CENT BONDS Of 1891 - o.,,,,
u s. ONE-YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
The ght convert Legal Tender Notes into FIVE TwEs
TT Bond. Ipres the lat Of July parties having the
On Savings Bknkshe interest upon hch Wouo De
n Withdrawn before that day. secure bonds 10 oe ae
cred during fret twenty days Of July by deposit Vi
FISK & HATCH,
No. 3S WALL-ST