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, 1863-06-09

New YORK, June 8.-Thc Herald says
Gen. Butler will be brought out by the War
Democrats for the GoTernorship of Massachu-
setts, If he will consent to run. The Repub-
licnns will probably endorse him, and Gov
Andrew viii be set aside.
, 1863-06-09
Important Movement Of
Troops.

New YoRK, June s.-A report was current
in Richmond TINT the Federal forces are eyac-
uating suoffIk, and throwing up heavy forth
ficntions eight miles from Norfolk, and that
sent to Hooker.
A letter to the N. 7. Times, from Lexington,
Ky, June 5lh, reports the departure of tho
entire 9th Army Corps for Vicksburg, via
Louisville Cen Hartstuff was In command
Of the post. Regiments were arriving to take
The place Of those leaving.
Aiarge number Of East Tennessee refugees
are pouring in.
Gen. Burnside, it was thought. would re-
main at Lexington for the present. l..
, 1863-06-09

The Rcy. Thomas Starr King, in late let
ter 10 church friends In Boston, says:
Ire}olce That can repeat to Jon, brethren,
TINT the State is loyal. She is sound to the
core. We arc opening copper veins all over
our surface, but there is none Of that metal In
our heads Wc hope to show yon, In the next
election for Governor, to hold Office for four
years, TINT there arc States in New England
who can catch the inspiration Of patriotism
from California I hazard nothing In saying
city Of the American Republic,
1fCallfornfa had sent 81, 900 Of fherloyal sons
TO the army the minority against the Copper
heads would not be SO large MS that indicated
by Mr. King. Aud If the 1oo, 900 men Illinois
f1as In the army were allowed to vote, Copper
heads would stand slim chance Of carrying
3lc clec1lnn
, 1863-06-09
Patents Issued to Western In
THnX0TEs

Tie following List Of patents have been
iseued to Western inventors, for the week
ending June ?, 1888:
J.R. Atwater. Chicago. Ill; Instruments for de-
scribing cliipsis.
N. A. Dillon, Mendcn. Mich; grain drIn.
Geo. Gecr, DouElas1 H.; corn harvester.
Il. T. Lewis, Iowa City, 1owa; carriage brake.
II. L. Oliver aud 4. J. Hancock, ludiana polIs
Ind; machinery for turning logs on sawmiil car
EiaGes.
All. Peu3, Upton, Iowa; furnace for evapo-
ratora-
:. P, Vc1biek and O. T. Walker, Neenak, Wis;
dnmpef.
T.. A. Woodward. Plattsvi1lo, Wis; threading
machine.
A. n. Wagner. Chicago. IL: grinding mill,
, 1863-06-09

4uI hltEk Improvement III Hf1oElNK HACElEe3.
Tie Silver Medal Of the New Tork Agricultural so-
c!ety was awarded to the "Sew Wo1Id," at the Fair
held at dorchester, October |, 1867
The advantages Of tic New World" nre-
1st It IL st adjusting machine, wringiHg hartkar-
c lefs or bedqut4 uthout any change tn re nachde.
Tha Is obtaned By the use OF solid rubber springs
which ato superior to Rny et4 springs. which u lia
b1e to lust and loose their elasticity.
e. The franc OF the WEfngeT Is made Of wood, thus
avoiding tha danger Of Injury TO the clothes from iron
rust. to which they nsc exro sed In the iron MACHINES
however veil they may be galyan!ztl.
ST. Thf 1udtn rubber. OF which The rolls made Is
VULCAS1ZED, 30 thai they do not soften by the use
Of hot wafer.
most etncent adopiug Itself TO tuos Of all kinds ano
without damage go them. Tho same fastening can be
nse to apply extra pressure t3 the Eois II required
5h It saves one thl.d OF the time usualy spent In
wrnRIug Clothes Il saves the clothes from being torn
by the ordinary process Of wr1ngtpg.
Eth 1t ~ aaopted to hotel u# as wei a. Of private
f4tnilEee.
have overy corndcncn that 1t Il the most sIn1p.
efficient and lura bic machine yet offered. Eead the
following testimonial:
~16IRoPoLrTAX HOTEL, Nov. 1852.
'"iRtsRs. uA1SEs & PE1L-Gent!emen; We have
ueed tie Nav World Clothes 1VrfnEer In our estab
ltkhtnent and dnd It the most ef1c1a1t. simple and 1
rble OF the various machines t1at We have nAed. au3
cEetrln11y recommend It as the PERFECTION OF
"''nstF' foafs yx&Es RICE Etse:SR aan:lR assat Sa
2, o. Box 34e:. 5e9-e99i-1w
, 1863-06-09

ClSc1sHAT1, juno 3,-Two hundred rebel
prisoners left Indianapolis on Saturday, for
Fort Delaware. One hundred and sixtJ.flye
sons Island.
, 1863-06-09

NEw YORK, june 9.-The longshorcmcn are
On strike for higher wages, and business is
at a staudstil1 along the Wharves,
, 1863-06-09

Pn1LADEL Pu1A, June 8.-The agent reports
to-day S, or. Goo, Mt the varioua agencies.
, 1863-06-09

fSonsfesar Tonson Como Again.
NEW YORK, June GA co]ored brigade is
authorized to be; raised in Philadelphia, by
, 1863-06-09
INSIDE BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Store On Randolph street, near State.
Store Clark street, no1ta OF Monroe, marble fro1t
River Lot ncsr Rush street Bridge.
Eighty feet lot on Souta Water etreet.
Nlaety feet lot corner Washington street and River
FOR SALE DY
THOIAS Il. HRFAN,
, 1863-06-09
Nfm T0uetttsemEtt3.

E4s e. &. SCEIVE-Y, ad1srfistny igeA:, ~
Dearborn street. IL author=e1 10 rectlpe Gdrerttse
1aenks for tAls end al Lhs zeadtrg Northeastern
E1|ttrB-
, 1863-06-09

In Milford, Conn. at the First CongrcGa Gatlona1
Church, juno Sth, by Rev. Dr.. BrAre. NEE5 IN l..
STOW OF thls city. and Miss SARAH H.. daughter Of
Jared MerF1n, esq. Of Milford.
In this eity. June Gth, 1S3 by Rev Tnttle. Mr..
, 1863-06-09

fV For Wants, For Sale, Boarding.,
Eor Rent, Found, Lost DC, see
, 1863-06-09

Fourth Page
NEW GOODS.
New Goods,
New Goods,
New Goods,
FANCY GOODS,
PARLOFR ORNAMENTS,
TOILET GOODS.
We should be pleased to show cur stock to all In.
terested III Fine Fancy and Toilet Goods.
BLISS s. SHARP,
jco-ele:1t n1LAKE STREET.
lO7 LAKE STREET, 1O7
CHICAGO, Ill.
THE .sNEw WORLD"
SelEldjusting Clothes Wringer,
10. 5 :0.lYCH ROLL, $500.
SOLD AT NEW {oRK }qJ1s MANUFACTURERS
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-15
,.-.-s-.--
-
DAY. AUGUST 10, 1868

ELECTION LAWS.
Extracts from an Act toReguia te Elections.
~ Qualifications and Disabiliticsaf Electors.
SEC To- Every white male citizen OF the
United States, aud every white male citizen Of
Mexico who shall have been elected to become
citizen OF the United States under the treaty
Of peace exchanged and ratified at Qaeretar9,
on the seth Of May, 1913, OF the age OF twenty
one years, who shall have been resident OF the
State six months next proceeding the election.
aud the county or district in which he claims
his vote, thirty days shall be entitled to vote
a. all elections which n. . now or hereafter may
be authorized br law.
SIC. IL. For the purpose of voting, no per-
son shall be deemed 10 have gained or lost
resiience by reason Of his presence or absence
on the service Of the United States, while
engaged III the navigation of the waters of this
State or the United States, or of the high seas;
nor while student of a seminary of learning;
nor while kept at an almShouse or other asy-
lum, nor while confined in any public prison.
SEc. II. No idiot or insane person. or psr-
sons convicted of any infamous crime. shall. be
entitled to the privileges of an eleetor.
SEC. l3. \ crime shall be deemed Infamous
which is punishable by death or by imprison-
ment in the State Prison.
Ofhe Place Of Holding Elections, and also ef In
sDectors, judges, and Clerks Of Election.
SEC. H. II shall be the duty Of each Iaspec-
tor 10 be at the place where the polls are 10 he
opened in the precinct for which be IS appoint
ed, iroia eight in the morning until sunset on
the day Of the election. Should such Inspector
not appear AZ eight o'clock ia the morning, the
electors present al the place where The polls are
10 be ogruel, may appoin. an Inspector Tor the
precinct
Sc Is. The Board Of Inspectors for each
precinct SHALL before the time OF opening the
polls. oppoint two suitable persons as 10 act
Clerks
SEC. 10. Before any election shall be open
ed. the Inspector, Judges and Clerks shall each,
before any officer authorized to administer o.tAs
take an oath that he will faithfully and Impair
/ TALLY discharge TIE duties assigned him by law
I If there is no person present authorized to ad-
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-15

REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
i TTENTI0N is called to the following Inst e
n American and Foreign Periodicals, for which
receive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements
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Terms of Subscription.

jne Year, if paid in advance. ... ..-..So W.
!" !" if not paid in advance....-.. w.
Cor Six Months, in advance. . w.
if not paid in advance..... 4 w.
These .erms,v i'll lc Invariably adhered to, WITH
cut reference TO persons or circumstances.
Terms of Advertising:
For One Square, of 10 lines or less, one insertion,
-Four Dollars; for each subsequent insertion, Two
Dollars.
A liberal discount made to Monthly anq yearly
Advertisers. 4@-@
:. ns- Advertisements not marked with the mum,
Der Of insertions thereon, will be continued unui
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
ALSO,
I'll, .,r nHa, with an elegant as
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-15
aoaTment OF FANC1 JUD L0, We ~ ., :.
to s1eeate. neatly and expediously, all mahi'ei o
II n;fl Ha

Bills of Fare, Bill Heads
Circulars handouts
Pamphlets, Programmes
Ball Tickets Cards,
Posters Books.
Law Hanks Catalogues.
Drafts Checks, &c.
COUNTY DIRECTORY
y - County Omccrs.
District Jadge-Wiliiam p. Daingeraeid' OF
shasta.
County Judge. c. Bash ..,
County Treasarer-FeliN Tracy.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-15

sons are designated on q
than are to be elected
part Of the ticket shall nd
OF them bat no ticket s
OF iorul, II the Board OF ]
to their satisfaction.
Sec. IS. As soon As
of and counted, a cerli3|
on each Of the papers q
and tallies, or attached q
Der OF votes each person
and designating the oficI
voted for. which numhl
words at fsll length. n
signed by the Clerks, tlid
One of said certificates
tally paper 10 which il \
tanned by the Inspector,
at least six months. iii
upon n cord or thread .
the counting Of the bal.o
they are entered upon th'
and said ballots, togethe
certificates, with the pol
which il is attached, sha
Inspector presence o |
and indorsed " Election
rected and delivered or 1
the County Clerk of q &
election is held, and th|
kept for 1T leset six mcnI
if any person be Of the n
any precinct shall not p 1
ted he may appear on q
Board Of Supervisors p
demand a recount oi 4
aud the Board Of sup, q
recount the vote ofiile |
e1 60 have been ingorf
Sec. aH TIE said
10 the County Clerk
Clerks oftle cieelieu |
By pfjr.e hand or hg
..aa4 .ias sssea aeiir
County Cirrk. .atc au
that the package was
of the judges. (uamir 1
been ost oi las posses
and has undergone nc
possession. The atiiday
the package. If sent II
ed by one Of the Jndf.5
shall make On it an in
ed il from one Of the =
DryF- 1I...s.TFr-s g.- fF1
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-15
VOLUME XII.

THE
COURIER.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-15
j. K. Durick.

Cicrk-John Anderson.
5ferif-John 5. Follansbee.
.Yyi,der Sherif-Wm. II. Angel
Tar Coftector-A ,SkillmaI@
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-15

BY JOHN J. CONMY.
Publication Office in Tomlinson's Building, front
n up stairs three doors above Wells, Fargo
rs Express Office.
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rsrrrn SIZE, MursnIsa OryIcs
z
No u Nal.r,. Sosy hDGs, Juu- 3, w
rnnI~rTl tTTllNG =

No ~ " ailsf s., nov fpis Juu- :, 80.
PROPOSALS for COOKED RATIONS.-
sea 81 urar os. ird-sei" p osL. f5I GO k.d ton
" IN D. reo-vsa ,sis Office un THURSDAY. Juu- U.s. at
O'Clock Cor supply cooked f-cHs 10 " Zoo
Volunteer may Be ln this ci:, ~ L-is Dor
hood TIE ration vii oou-hi Il three meals each DAY o.
Cd and shoi..ome food ,
tn. tractor s.o uprl' c,nde' and soar N snco'o
Anee win tie s-my rsii9n. igOws One l99hd 'peiN
o.nl four poor Of 10 every Junde aips
IA- s.ry 10 igtGufe and ait mas be saPpheo D!
tie contractor -, i.L
two approved .ur~.s 81 A5oo each. for th- tbfh PER
nIn aer a. Aay additional i1iomation may
n, ola lp.. A. thI. Ole. J. y. u. hLEkE,
Lieut., Col 4. S a. NJ AID D. Ofoer
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Amusemenfs.

NIBLO" GARDEN.
~ LESSEE AND MANAGER Mr.. W. WHEATLEL
IMMENSE SUCCESS
efths celebrated iri.h Comsdisn and Vocalist
Ir COLLINS,
Of JOHN bRoUeHAms
Grnrd roaantc drama entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO.
which has, duns,he pas, ge.k sttIaees some Of the
within the this heater and has been hailed M
VIC N''' ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATIONS .-
Of delight tat prOnouncsdby The critical
- PRESS AND PUBLIC
MOST SUCCESSFUL
The careuinaansr in which It has been placed upca u
GORGEOUS SCENERY!
:. '- CRANE 5Sli = CORPS &C DE BALLET.
- ''' TsfiSGTisIIEo Artists
- aicn COSTUMES,
% s'1&iSs iS for s ss Of ...ss.s :
~"~ THIS EVENING.
-s.T EVERY EVENING.
sin further notice. with co,,,.a .I ...... ..
IN II. sre.. character
cAnRiCKT5ac us..,.......An Td.h Soldier Of Fortune
iof h-soris Of h, latter DS John BsOugLa, Ma1ic by
L. D. D''"''' WINE, BRIoar WINE,
WHILE THERE - LIFE THERE . HOPE
Mr. WIN. WHEATLEY
In his great character Of -
Supported ~ Me.sr. r. L. sHEwELL T. LAMB. =
KINGSLASD. Nine, IOal>L J. IL ALLEN. GEoRon
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET.
Tho Dukes Motto Copyrighted In America on the
day o. Feousy and Ms COLLINS mas purchased NJ
SOLE KIoHT OF il prediction IN america Any INT inte
OF the copyright viii bs prosecuted to the TAU extsss
Of the laS. :,
The ventilation Of ,h. spacious ,hOa.sr Is so sdmrsSEar
'"' 'W4kMEsT WEATHER
the aud to.iCa will always D. found
COOL AND CONE ORTABLF
/, Il respectfully 81 parties desiring to
SECURE PARQUEf STALLS
should MAKE esy application 10 pesant di-sPpoinem
Pqae, Stall, the oly seat. WHICH reserved I've
public distinction. The PsIqaet Stale can D
secured
THREE DAYS N ADVANCE.
THE PERFORMANCE COMMENCES Al OCLOCA
PRECISELY aud CONCLUDES BEFORE II OCLOCk
thus ensbng parties residing distance 70 reach sos0
homes al sea.Onloe hour
tue SPACIOUS GARDEN
attache1 10 tho the4fer,
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED
with niyuGds OF gas !gntl, and eni-red
DELiClOUoLY COOL
by the water OF tho
SPARKLING FOUNTAIN,
affords dsghtfa pomsnade between the acts OF the psy
HE NAIIVIIY-On Exhibition at No. 6o7
n Brosiw4y-G Pantin. b. Haysusyer IePf~seutls the
Maggie AnGuncs!on. suierEulIap, IDEA! Moses DAniek
Micah C'ocihIoD and Resurrection. Open fowy
10 ~ p. Admission IS cents
cxxxsu
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" A'' Amassments.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM" AMERICAN MUSEUM. 7
- 's .f.i LAST MEEK
~ k kssF W %EEk
GEN. TONI THUMB
His be,utiful and accomplished
- LITTLE WIFE.
late Miss LAvINIA WARREN,
,. Tho redouo:sble ........
COMMODORE RE MUTT, I.r
FI,FIN MINNIE WARREN, a
THE FOUR SMALLEST MATURE HUMAN BRINoS
ever Known on til iece VI tia soCe, and "i'hal
THE GREATEST WONDERS
in the word They will rsnsin oq sHhtoii"n lefs
THIS WEEK ONLY,
as e preparations already perfected 9of Eurcp~ and
they sn Pots ( %ao Ss ITrLE PEOPLE
ALL TOGETHER WEIGH BUT 100 POUNDS.
Not a. much Ordinary boz Of 10 year. ..s
1hy r. sSH2 sn r 5tSrSrrE Of i hTASY
Of perfect form and fsatsres, ont asD n,,ros,
INrE.tLS lI,U Al,D IALEAAED fE-hroi.si bho-,
1Asy ong Dance give the Cfs1aa siain. lei.on.e Sa,
on. ehasc;rr &C wita ss!cn: aud psrsoion unoA
c-ied, ii not uo-fualcJ
CON. MUTT, AS A COMIC SINGER
a.f.~ equas and fails elicit tss hrartsst app
O. hi. andlnco 1. is confessed tHat saeE saIefss1hns-'
q Tue H''Ds'T THEY HOLD THEIR LEvEEs
EVERY MORNING, AFTERNOON AND EVENiN1'
EVERY MORNING. AT IL O'CLOCK
EVERY MORNING, AT IL O'CEOCh'
Tas wAoe four appear Ia 1ns Identical
WEDDING COSTUMES
WEDDING y JSTU MIS-
which they wore at GRACE CHURCH ard N whieh Gen.
Ton TGsnb sno Warren married. Feb 10 ISoj
In-J also appear other aud Iensl4 on ex
hiytOn III Ia o'clock.
IhE MOkNiSu EXHIBITION Il slwsys ne best Tor
LADIES, CHILDREN, AND FAMILIES,
as IL Il less CROWDED sid more comfortable. -.
Also. EABIOO5 HOusS. AbTEhNOON and EVEN
INC, and saca Dr-n ilc Performance, beside nsir
EXHIBITIONS ON TbE PLAIfOAa.
in .h. main hail o. .Au Mu'euan. - ..
FuOTDGRAPuiC CARRIES De VlsITE BY Brafy, ~
these -Four Wouds.l IapaAn s On ore card fos SAFE La
sno Mustum, q. p gems eaeh. Also.
Oh IHE GENERAL AID Ills WIFE,
gu Ct A. aud II
COM MUTT AND MINNIE WARREN,
cara, at ~ C=as. Ihe.s IRE -. $3.50.
IliE ONLY DEHL IsE PUOrO1RAPt9
of the ~ four wonder nj people AL ONES offered
ARE SPURIOUS IMPOSlflONS
mere engravpzy-a,snst which the pubic ere warned
seat oy mai OF same piics. - . 49,,
Tho JAAND AQUARGA Learned Seal Sss Lion. Monster
Gear Living Aascou !as Wax Figures, ald AIoa otIef
W ond.rs from every quarter al the globe.
SPLhNDID DnAMATlC PfkF ORMANCES.
EVERY AFIBINOOS Al kN!.NlNu att
HARVEST 81 ORM ana NERVOUS MAN;
Two mos lsugheb,e AID euu-iug pieces, of each
Adm i.siop % ceots. Children under 49, ID cents.
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propoms.A
NOTICE to DEALERS in STATIONERY.-

NOIICE 10 DEAEEnS III 81 Al IONLh''
ses.d proposals fo furnishing the sfa,e oil Iora VIZ
the Office Of the Secretary OF state al Des Mone
said state until tho 2ls day Of july toJ Of noon OF aid
day On said such pTopos .ual have Deen recovery
snd hour III be oprHe3 and the contract r contracts
to tho bidder bidders the parties contract
ng the part OF tho ste reeng ho sgt ~ LEI tue con-
trsc "a parts different pidGers II siY'aer p'sa'
mas be accompanied be 'anplts Of tLe sre =, 20 es
psb-J whcb ,aiI oc-s to be delivered Al me Once
the secretary Of the Capitol On OF osl9fe Tue I'n
day oil ctovvI Lnxt Wit. out caD. tor Hesa poA~s' VI
~ tai extra over lmon No
SCHEDULE. ' 20
100 resrns Book Paper, Az iachsa
80 do Lssh Cir .. ..
10 do Conn ercsl Note
IS 90. FEttnp.
LIS DO. Letter Paper ..r
10 do. Packet PosL
IL do. Folio Post
GO 10. Enveoping Papef.
de. Psmpne. Gowns.
IS ~ Envelope, No l6-Jinch
S NJ Envelopes. No iG-lo.ineh
20 zen lnA. aids counle.
H. 40. Goa P-ns ta Silver CsssA
Il d.. Letter reis.
2 d.. ETsdnz KaiveA
u do. CuAIins'. Manal
3 do. Cosrt B1t,ie, Of Writing Fluid
2 do. botIe, Of Csruiine Lux
do. - tiles vi Nucisgc
Do M4clil-- D1tI,s with Brushed
| d.. spoos Red Face inch.
10. bolt slA Ribbon, lueh
~ do EGbbes Era,ers.
6 GT.ss oi Rubber baadg, assorted Gzn
do. Blottng BoaIdA
70 d.. s-1.l Ie4A
Do. Pen uoIdera
10 LOIss OF CsIdis-.
100 do. Pales Waters or Scala
Is do Lyests, assorted siIsA d,
Fyrls. Mschio.f.
- Found OF FiAI rwins. -
AutI-or y. the State
De. aone, Arrns. iosa
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Chances for Bnsimess Hlc'l.

A RARE CHANCE.-For SALE, cheap Tor
N e.,h. or would EXCHANGE for a small hoa,e ' ad .o
h Nswl ok or Brooklyn. cs.h ,a ST..
EUsINESS secured by letters patent OF ne unss stAe'
,ossth.r vh on. Iturr. Stock Lc Call ON W adare
J0sEPH DuDIN. No. . Pls.t.l, n. \, for vrse d,j"
AxoaA need Hss apply.
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OyflcE or TIA CL2y=LA~D PAiSEsvfLLr, AID
AshTAArLl hAILRoAO tosPAsT, :

ILANtLfNDf
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the stock
IN 10 ders Of the Cleveland. Paio.Sie ani Ashffbut
R.rssd Company will De held - tie once o. ne company
A CievaisnS OHIO. WEDNESDAY,. the lWh Gay OF Jane
inert Il 10 O'Clock for election Of Director ana
Tor transaction Of such other bUsHes. may come 1eoie
Elem.
Al meeting here VII be submitted for the spProvs OF
Spprovs siockboder contract re ring h-tr Nay
~ (which ks. been IN sninouly approved ny tee Boar
OF D-ctor, for joint Dr ar'sns"Dsnt o. lis rosd -.
sle roads of the Cleveland, Coinnsus and CncnaA9 hs
CeV.snd and TOel enc the buffalo snd State os and iHs
zrie and North Fest Ccmpa O.. - =,
TT Transfer Books 4 n- will be eose1 from Ae
3Jtb CAV Of MAY inst uri the Itt day Of June neIt
GEO .. ELY, Secretary.
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oyyica rrs srExrr CosSIssIosnp,


u'O CONTRACTOKS,-P hOFOsAL,, m
eis..a Do 81 cu,sope, ndot.ed Yah tho uie %
To Won rni vh Tho rrrs Of tho tisrrr wfiun 'N"'s
" Il b. ec-iveI & tl, .ics uutd IhLBJDAL 1. June H.
l3's 81 - scIeot ~.
F,f dredsHs IL. between Piers No. u All - hof'h
River. 90, A. -.
~ dr.l:1. zip between Pisu Nos - and ~ North
nivfr 49,, . -, nj
fesrffr s@siri-, pier fo'' o, anh.T' Ncfh hTer
Ne~ hove IN Mort INST. Tor Engine CoDptry 20 ~,
~ ho1,o o. \. .i.s1n-L. 20 Er.rs Company 80 ~
NV h1.fr % Wl.ih-st., FOR Iios0 60 upAly - 70
Ne. hoa . a. a. 1T f0r Hose Company Va ~ . .
Ses tsu.s IN Rs1vi-k-.trs,t for Hose COMPANY 70 a.
Addition and sfat,sls - hoafe u EEssae Company
No. 2 . ,., -
ung rn-h ND gutter IN 18Th a. hs,ssen ~ .ps %
:. tn. euro taI rlts,s Ia Dsbo4'.i.L, tei"oea Ash
o. siar AID Hss.-sis. -, al,
fsas cab 80 caster Ia :,i,, be vssu d ahd ith-svs
ft.arr 20 l:s.h-t'. b-.sr,n - ~. 80 .fru hFss
Rt,s end s-tdins sne .-''in. o1I5 anu s's All 10
st,4 a. .tlra. beta-sa Ssth sad slst-.is.
p. Nv, tbogsaad u.s lsBys. .
.ut flGus gfore,als together VIVA tho speo.heaNn
AID ..rt~fn.r'f eau 10 obtained ., ihis ot--
D.i.a t.fso. Dty.I;44sni S-w-tg a ia Pc .
CHARLES u. CORNELL,
s.f.~t { omm s.ion-r.
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ELANi ~ sos
IL 10. - WALL-T.
Bsve constantly on hsLd al d.scIp ions Of o. Govern
unent securities. IN In,
n s Der cent C0upons and Res'd Bondk
H. D. per cent; Fiye-TveutJ BoSdS
Il SO Der cent One Isu CtitGcs.-s told and new
L. $ $40 per cont. Treasury Notes 40
And are prepared deliver fve-rweaty Bonds with
n Coayon from Nay uesrus inIerett from GATE o.
,b.cDiou Certificates Of Indebtedness col oct prompt
\, ut.rea received gold .sated accounted ios
Ea1fkct fs,e.
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finanrial.
UNITED STATgs TBsAsuSi,

Nvw.Yoxx May 30 1859
" SHALL CONTINUE TO RECEIVE SUB
captions On ACCOUNT Of UNITED BTATEs siN
PER CENT BONDS. commonly called FIvE-IWbHiiN'
uu the soth day OF June next uensivs) aser WHO" Jay
y. rh to convert United state. L.g,TsndSr Notes into
Asm ceases BY act of Congress-
Deoos,or, this Office receive Government 0efh'a's
as them B0r bearing interest in s0id rom the date
JOHN J. CISCO.
Assistant Treasurer United States
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QuAarrRxu,rER GKsFh.g. OyyIoE,

Wa.HiYslo. CIri. March IL, isyI }
OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are invited
" IenI 10 the Generals Ohcs tonden iof
their chatter " sic. -,
T.rd, should en.in descriptions Of the ves's, thsir
Dimensions. tloile Uttered tunnssr scnt cArfja s
40 rr wtehsr ron or copIer sstsne Hs and power Of
aid hoIs .nl should STATE the ior Il "hf tIey
SE,rci Tor bort cLsttT with ii- -'iinA-d sas
Of ia, y-el oss In trio Governments 'houid
prefer 10 pareiasSe instead 81 onsrtsrnE
Uwneis OF steam vss'es sIeedy In the serves Of tns
out-lm,.t-Ps Drysrent I-qa-.ed to wake kno"h .
The Department any reduction 10 a- pr--ent rates "hch
they ~ sins sisnt also the Price whieh heJ
vii, q. vi iuI 10 eli iA.aA. -
Al .sch -epd be sdde.~.d 10 the Qn.rt-fmss.f
G-rrf o. tho United sta Hashuston. and sao9' oe
indor.-d fiOpo.,s TO- chatter or soc y fsaH"is ""
received til viii - considered. and ne wiz en-
ls,ycr ieuce til heavy Attending ary finIoi
.fion uroa q 90, an ard BY substituting "hrh
10 60 cheaper vessels Of equal eaeJ 'o' -ioe
nov Dyed.
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che 3urf.

ry,IIE GREAT TROTTING MATCHES.
i FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATIONS
hOBERI FILLlNGHAM AND ROCKINGHAM.
Milo Aosis in s. to 30 they pl-sss Play Or Psys
On TUESDAY. June 9, 1885 ct L.
GENERAL BUTLER AND GEORGE NJ PATCHEN
mis Heats In 5, to Wagons
On WEDNESDAY, Juno 10, 1907, at p m. i,
NB-An efficient Ponce force hss organized Tor the
prevention detection and Punishpsnt Of pckpoeseu and
cr7edator The dive tho Fashion BY way Of Jackson.
ay nom bunes ONT Is tie pleasant aud besasife
on HE Island Boat, ro 3ithst Jerry 10 minutes
From Jamessp o. II and m connecting wisn me
cas- Ut Hant-rs Point JOSEPH CAoChEhoS' MsAAss"
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CLkFkLAADi COIrhhrs ANO NihttNNAti y LHooA'
Co. ILKvyLhND q, My 20 1873
A SPECIAL MEETING OF the Stockholders
IN 81 IBIS Company viii b. g. ID AZ tae On Of Corn
paw IN Cleveland OHIO. or WEDNESDAY, tho lHh Day
1875 IL oclecs 10 consider nd vote AZ
cor rae. between this Conrsnv tie Cleveland nd Toedo
Pa1ssvi.e Astso balls and the Dataio arr
: tie Lin. Ifo-d Corsuie ana TO sueh othei
business msy De p1ssr.r-a =, ..
ThA trAuEisT books m eioe or TIE evening % hiAJ ~
aao rec cen on the lith Il Jurv
'' ''N' GRO Il. RUSSELL, sees..sTy.