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, 1864-04-22

Masonry is older than letters.
Brands Encyclopedias of Science, Literature
and Art says, I" that from Egypt were de-
rived the principal mysteries, and that it
was in the darkness of subterranean apart
ments that those limitations had birth, in
which secrecy was the first law. According
to Plutarch, the Sphynxes with which the
entrances of their temples were decorated,
Signifed that Egyptian mythology was mys-
terious and emblematic. In these temples
the line and the square was never abandoned
they had no circular monument, and their
temples were covered with symbolic charac-
ters Thus has Masonry seen the introduc-
ton of letters, the discoveries of the arts and
sciences, and the spread of the Christian re-
ligion it has witnessed the rise and the
fall of all the old nations of the earth, sur
vived the darkness and turmoil of the mid
die ages, and now stands a wonder of the
world"
, 1864-04-22
KOOTENAI MINES.

The BOATS and rigging are in complete order, and
the charges for Ferriage are moderate.
JAMES E. SILC0TT
Spokane Ferry, April 2, 1864 Iowa
, 1864-04-22

In the game of life men most frequently
play the knave and women the deuce.
A good man is kinder to his enemy than
bad men are to their friends.
Solemn gravity is often deceitful trick
to gain credit of the world for more sense
than a man has.
No one can look on fashionable woman's
figure nowadays and say that figures wont
lie.
Those who cry loudest " look out for de-
ceit," might for the most part be properly
told in reply, look in for deceit"
The use we make of our fortune determines
its suffcency A little is enough if used
wisely-too much if used foolishly.
More shells were discharged in the single
battle of Gettysburg than were employed in
all the battles that Napoleon ever fought.
To enjoy the society of friend, we should
limit our intercourse with him. We have
pushed our mpanionship too far when we
feel ourselves sharing each others dullness.
If you are in bookstore, and the book
seller knocks you down.with the first volume
of book, knock him down with the second.
The great poet tells us that music soothes
the savage heart. So, if you are captured by
the Indians, sing and whistle with all your
might.
Many a spiritual shepherd takes up the
crook, not that the sheep may be fed, but
that he may never want warm wooden suit
and joint of mutton.
The demagogue blows up the flames of po-
litical discord for no other occasion than that
he may thereby handily boil his own pot
If you can't make village or parish or
family think alike, don't suppose you can
make world pinch or pad its belief to a
single pattern.
A certain Mr. David Fender, popping the
question in letter, concluded thus: "And
should you say yes, dear Mary, l will truly
be your D. Fender"
What is said from the feeling of the mo-
ment should excite but feeling of the mo-
ment
You may safely differ with the liberal, but
be sure you agree with the bigot.
MANY people have great deal of their
own religion and none of Gods.
If men will but amuse the world, it will
freely forgive them for cheating it.
NEVER marry woman till you know
where her dress ends and her soul begins.
A WOMAN may be surprised, astonished,
taken all aback, but never dumbfounded.
WHEN men are long Indifferent toward us,
we grow Indifferent to their Indifference.
WOMEN can keep secret, out it inva-
riably takes whole neighborhood of them
to do it.
THOSE who 60 to festivals got up for the
relief of the poor eat to fill other peoples
stomachs.
, 1864-04-22

Oh, never, never dirt girls,
Don't play with human hearts,
You say you meant in fun, girls,
To wound with cupid's darts
But they are cruel wounds, girls,
Wounds that for life may hurt,
Then heed a wise old counselor
Don't flirt, my girls, don't firt.
You say that men are hardy, girls,
And really never feel,
But many an old bachelor
His secret could reveal,
And tell of happy days gone by,
False girls, and feelings hurt
And now condemns all womankind--
Don't flirt, then, girls, don't tfiirt.
There is no real pleasure girls,
In striving to excel
In such an art as flirting, girls,
Though you may do it well.
Then, if you love, love truly; girls,
But love not to your hurt;
Choose wisely, well and sensibly,
But girls. oh, never firt.
, 1864-04-22

THE best thing about girl is cheerful
ness. We don't care how ruddy her cheek
may be, or how velvety her lips-if she
wears a scowl, even her friends will consider
her Unlocking; while the young lady who
Eliminates her counfenance with smiles,
will be regarded as handsome, though her
complexion be coarse enough to grind nut
megs on. AS perfume is to the rose, so is
good nature to the lovely.
, 1864-04-22

A HAPPY LAND.-There is a place in
New Hampshire, they say, where they never
have any old maids. When girl reaches
the age of twenty, and is still unmarried, the
young men club together and draw lots for
her Those who lose the chance pay bo-
nus to the one that gets her.
, 1864-04-22

In the game of life men most frequently
play the knave and women the deuce.
A good man is kinder to his enemy than
bad men are to their friends.
, 1864-04-22

PARTICULAR.-Age gentleman, seventy-fve
years of age, residing in Rhode Island, re.
Gently lost his wife by death A venerable
lady, neighbor, nearly five score years, was
asked if she had called on her old friend
since he had lost his wife. why she an
swered, in almost indignant surprise, No,
indeed it would not look well for widow
like me to call on him now, as he is wild
over
, 1864-04-22

"CowARDIoE" says Montague, "is the
mother of cruelty Courage stops when it
sees the enemy at its mercy. But coward
ice, to show that it can also do its part, not
having been able to figure in the first rank,
takes its part in the second, which is blood
and slaughter"
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abe Curt.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS, !. ].
II UNPRECEDENTED CONTESTS
ON THE MODERN TR0TTIN0-rURF,
WEDNESDAY, June Is
THE GREATEST TROTS .n,,
20 BETWEEN THOSE
WORLD-FANED TROTTING CHAMPIONS AND
RIVALS FOR SUPREMACY.
ROBERT FILLIN6HAM,
and GENERAL BUTLE&
For Sag0 For e3sea
Nile Heats, best , In S in Harness.
THESE HORSES
are the fastest public living In this OF any oho
country. .X.-.a
These matches play pay and Ill three Of hsse se
ostne champions viii undoubtedly be found ct the score %
on the day
TIE BOATS win leave sah-A. Ferry, East River every J
mi uutes throughout the FORENOON and AFTERNOON.
SPECIAL TRAINS win be run at liz suais fSn Hunters
VIZ" 'AS THE LAST SPECIAL TRAM
In time reach the Course in FOR tho Sos WI eeve
James shp. Of New Chanbens conpectine
with the train direct to the Course p M, nom Hunters
Point, returning immediately amer the trot.
JOSEPH CROCHER0N, Manager.
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VTnxAsunr DKpAnrxkSr June 6. 1864.
PROPOSALS. FOR LOAN.-To insure The

PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.-To insure the
greatest possible vsor in the operations Of tue ,mies
SS~ ni,u uSc ss.a 1s es Seser op expenditure:
Resn increased beyond receipts from reysnu- and 9nry
sssss ssss Vii 81 Ss s e v.d Al s.
s .s @ ua ~ Of n %saSsk ;ss.
81 s .SsS is aaioas y bSis bss
Ha zte1s Of siI per cenGm payable annually In ee
the f. days Of JAY s.d January each year. aud redeens
Each o6sq nust be fer sy hundred dols or some
sR, S STs sss sas
5r sy when the ODER fo more tsan ETY. 1--WE pei cent
q tie Rnf pa sIss psMo 81 ns %sSo Of sIOsns
on accepted with the TsssnreI Of the United States q
fssssps s 'ss u s
bepOsitay q, biiinlore Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Louisville
tSessoD .aSors.s to isc.,. deposit: wics nay
10 transact ne bosnes without charge Duplicate cerns
essocistisn receiving them the originals Of which mus. be
forwarded with the ossn 70 he department Al asPsa
sch wsspst no, later than the morning Of Jghe Is Ns
fU not ACCOMPANIED By its proper sesseats OF srpes WI
ho Coupon and Resersd Bonds issusd VIII be Of the de-
eu4ns09, e s S,s -. sSp and ss II r S,s''
os., rsesysd win be speued or wedne.dsy The lsl
~ June BY the Secretary one Of the Assistant eesfessle
Even 10 The respective oserei and in Of seeptssc
bonds Of TIE descriptions and densnnsoas preferred will
'ps sss q 4h cor ons d.es 4 two
Gent VIII be recioped In the last paid spcessfu
tfercrs, and will be immediately returned 70 tnoe "nots
&fers may not be accepted
The Of accepted offers must be deposited With tn.
Eresurer or other officer association authorized 70 se
nnder this sdsce Of pance Of otter OF q ol
lows Opetd before the 10Th onehird on or beforS
9he zth; balance including the premium and enSina
tive per deposit before un soth 81 June n<ses
- the Of July the several deposits WIN De na N eo
1884. ,.o~s,.
,S Addressed 70 seoresry Of the Treasury Thsneht
Sorsynm.nt S. P. CHASE,
Secretary If the Treasury.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

| AAS0~S~
ATTRACTIONS NEVER EagALEps ou.,,n
IMMENSE c ATTSbsTl0Ss f fknEssE SSXSow,
'"'A '"o"I Do HOMAGE
BRAVE AND + %fsaaTfE-HyAhgEp
E Ess H HAISs PAULINE PAULINE s eSsaEzs
THE FAMOUS
T TSIos s sfY Asb s scoTT;
The heroic and BEAUTIFUL GIRL, Of whose glorious
courage personal sseraess and wonderful exploits the oo
~ h. been ,. ringing t fur year post
''' wa "'' s sEsEEseED E ES p pEsFE.
III essi s;s''s e
MORNING HPPPEARAScE AT i O'CLOCK. ~
when The Lecture Room will DO opened WITHOUT EA-
TIA ohAA'hM iHS MAJOR cUsHMAN
viii sppeu upon the stage and give accouhtefhs SIAA
sEsE$ sHss$isE 81 EHE sssEEEE
. s:s. a:. . es:ss. =. s.
i 'i ES;$s :; $ $SsSsHH
sh IN Ma s isi he. ssea
I'd We 81 nas:
HIsossS Miss MAJOR cusnMAK accepted .hs ge.,ss
nvt.on Of his Honor the Mayor visit him and o,I az
state Tat her Sdnou. duties :. tho Gs.sun prsvsst
s,S out except take her rsu equestrian exercises u
| sH HEES E E HSsssEEss,$$fffss r..a
re- beautiful and graceful dss'sus and Nile Louise ana A's
NEW AND ELEGANT DANCES.
THE ThE hisH f9 poSsfc o pR MA
MORAN CREINA,
E NossH GsEISa, n
mo the elegant 0I sSoTs AZ THE SWAN
Afternoon and Evening g and z o,sioe och,
| THE GREAT GIANT GIRL . %
Tom N''' s'S 66L sps al FRENCH GIANT.
THE two SMATIkS sJ PW lIf1b LYING
BEAUTIFUL AQUARA.
fAAEs e. fSof. Atttv fASsNrsSk1i''S'
A JARANEsE MAsKlN H 100,
'nH TfhE t GEN ION fat ND shisaL enouP
Ho TwH atx aiTSfSo sfasSS-vHnrgfisR
THREE FOUR-PoOEb BROOK TROUT.
TIE MSsSsLiEogGT En pc SHa
Admission. Is cents; children under ten IS cents
EALLON STEREOPTICON AT IRVING
l. HALL.-rIFrH WEEK Of this trnly great
MAGICAL AND SCIENTIFIC WONDER
Fifth entire new rIegs%%s, ,,,,,.
,OF ALL THE WORLD AND IT'S BEAUTIES,
THE HOME OF sHAkEsPEARE
Reproduced with Stereoscopfc effect Covering surface "
| 600 s4usfe feet
| EVERY NIGHT, at O'Clock 49,
Family tickets admitting aI persons. 81 .inge tickets, 80
WHITE REFUGEES and FREEDMEN
s.. Il Esaaz IL d. hAS @ SsS
Freedmen IN the City Assembly Rooms. No to Brosdweys
& a a s.S md INT oysH ms sS !. and -
door, Donations Of money kc sent 70 the Iressufef NO.
| Mercer st.
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
L SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE QF
NYWYORK Notice is hereby given, that under ana ~
,o ~ lie Ac, Of Congress- entitled IAN art to provide In.
tsn support the and % pay
s1d thereto viii se at public ancion at NO. ~
sMyvsssni IN tho City Of on the ga dsy ..
Ina in al IL o'clock hooa the brick building and o 90
Ian Snr 10 Pauline Christ known No. fe3 Ninthst " ,no
Civ 4 NtwYork unless the tax for the payment Of wh,sn
aid property has been .eissd ,han BE- psycqy pnaNs"
Yort Juns 1894 MARSHALL b. BLAKE -
A"'~' VS." Collector 7th District New YORK.
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1TyUE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOX
i GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.

,,srrr, from the above complaints either Of recent or
long standing, are advised to use BLAlR'S GOVT AND
RIEUMATIO PILLS They Gun be relied upon s the mos.
& and eaectua remedy ever offered to tho public and have
been universally used IN Europe for many years with the
greatest success. ns.ur ~ a,o ,,.,a Tor,
aon Fnsand; and sold by thelr Agents, WELLS y Co.,
Frankln-st, New York. ,,.,. .ra
.ad,ass ~ fHOMAS PROUr 229 Strand, London 70 %
Impressed upon the G0ysrrmsnt sup affixed ts saeh eoA "
LtLe genuine medicine.
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or1cE 20 sfTfHI,RIIEHOIDERs of tn

ICopyl
NOTICE to SHAREHOLDERS OF the
IN PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE and CHICAGO
RAILWAY COMPANY.-Tbo undersigned COMMISSIONER
a stock Of said Company by joint vote Of the shafobods
and Bondholdes for the purpose OF Conducting double
trnct purchasing additional equipment &C. nov propose 70
sell Thirteen thousand shares OF tie - follows;
tered "a such on the books Of the Company O'Clock ~
Of the Of THIS month Dew she Tor ssch I'VE shsr
.ban standing in their ct the pas VHue Of ei 'o' aeh
share ,.,-, .uryvo
Books Of subscription win be opened q the oee o.
Low LANIEK & Co. No. 81 W.l-s-, On the 18th JUNE,
and nj open until the ath JUNE 81 p M where oash
can sell and spbbe can tSJ his Wishes oy
Letter Addressed 10 " D. LAflKR. Charntn The nsw
shares us subscribed for, win bcn dividend nom 'ne LIST
JULY prox-
One fourth o THO 2st june notification OF sceeenes
one fourth the ih July sud oeouh on the ith August
end ono fourth the Lab sep,ember
TrsnstrIsss s.set scrip w.l Be tsaed fe1eemaoe VA 'u
Non-comIaapoe with Of the conditions Of the suoscp
ton VIII suAjec, to forfeiture any payments MADE thereon
This stood u mainly 10 pay for iron rsi f1ng SOL &c,
already sdvan.secrsly purchased Ths nsn pse % a.o'
HANGED rses for ali ratsr IN The opinion q the chsi
rpeer ana fe executive soer Of the Company fcndef
oseher improbable st spy further atnou. 81 The Hocs
viii be offered during the present year iurbsf Gpounl
he line this yeI tho Company viii probsty have other
e CommisssoneTs rosssve the yt 10 extend tie TIM o.
mbscrfbne 70 neu.resdcDt shsreods who Insy os.fe W
srd eondntops a. tho CompiEsioncr: may impose, . .
TIE Comnisioners also reserve pe right 70 o. -
their discretion for the bsseht Of Company my tls
shsyss no. taken by shahodfs Under This nohce-Sew
Y'ii' June J. is 90 r. D. 1aEsffG saa
q
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DROSPECTUS
COLUMBIA GOLD MIrlNo COMPANY
-. OF COLORADO.
CAPITAL lao, 900 SHARES;


~ CAPITAL 10000 SHARES.
NOMINAL PAR $40 EACH.
~ SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IS PER SHARE 81,
FYsTocK FULL PAIp: AND ., NOT LIABLE TO As
LQDEs THE CELEBRATED BOBTAIL, FISK AND
OTHER wellkDown claims, including also TUNNEL
CLAIM Of 5000 CONSECUTIVE FEET OF nearly 2 mile
sns directly on Che FISK LopE c9MMEsciSNEoa GK
HAWK CRY. Tn. whole property embracing 1N fees'
which 800 feet developed claims and 800 opencd
spd 5000 fest tunnel claim, with valuable Quarts NM hoy
running and In successful operation The Boeai and Fisk
Lodes are considered the richest aud best In the Territory,
having yielded rser amounts Of gold than others
.aO. which the following .hOw. made BY Edw.yd
o value p.a son Of pound. scS Lode sH
equal to CO per cord; Fke Lode. S3 1s equal
Cans cS pr eord Beside the sbove be Company own
Clear Creek half mile below Black Hawk City The great
advantage possessed by this Company Is In having mil now
IN successful operation and at present producing from 900
500 per day and In short time the Company will have
machinery IN full operation capable Of
working - six cords OF per day from the BOB
TAIL AND FISK LODES which yielding from $500 70
81 go cord uniformly amounting from e+O0o $I2
Ing tssr nst regular monthly dividend Of per cent in
gold October next which equal ~ ~ cent Gnnnm
With gold at PAR rn9 the sabspion price Of % per share
R .sost can only DO ga ~, p.ed sm 1se -
obtain for Investment nts rapidly rise IN edlue The
attention Of capitalists and others 10 called 10 this Company
believing that stock has been offered In the market that
intrinsic merit Il entitled 10 greater conf.
aenoe In the community for aprefabe cafe and permanent
invesment For further information Gee tho Prospectus oil
the Company. 40
DO opened the Office of Albert H. EICOLAY, o.q No.
80 Wisn-st, WEDNESDAY June u.s. e. II O'clock
Il the price Of per share 6s he paid the time Of sub
.:IYo1 and The balance s Rs{ss. on can When tho
the whole amount be paid at the time Of subscription,
at the option Of the Subscriber TO tho stock.
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financial.
Nxx.YnRK JnnN q. 1854.

Nxw.YoRK, June Q. 1854
NOTICE of DIVIDEND No. 2-The Trus
IN tees Of the BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY have declared
Dividend Of per cent out Of the net earnings OF the Com
psny Of May payable at the Office Of the Com
pany No. 81 Johpst New York June 10, 1864, TO SASeheid
era Of record II the close OF business this day
WALTER Z. LAYTON Treasurer.
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TINTED STATES EXCISE NOTlCE-AN-
u NUAL LIsTNooo, hereby given TO al peT n r.,
siding OF doing bpsnes, IN the foartb Assss,nsnt ps
Civ Of New York that the Assessment Rolls WILL In accord
sncs with the Of section is Of he set 70 pro,s
Reysnux kc be open for examination at thu. Once
,a@ No. 70 p M r teen days on the date hereof
Sundays tIcep,ea and tia, for the ye dsy ne.'
daily from 10 IN IN, relative to any erroneous 0,
eIeossye tsIson. AL appeals must be made Ia wiring Tn
dselsion Is requested and the ground or principle Of
rsgulsrty OF error complained ofDsted 2. No o. !slA
M q tld. 9Th DAY Of June 1854 PIERRE C. VAN WfCh,
w 80 ~ Assessor 9Th Assessment Citrict.
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ExcHAxsE TiRa Insurance. Co, Nc. 10 Bre6wy,}
ERw.YoRx, Juno 4. 1854 )
ELECTION-T ANIMAL Election for IN.
rtors for the ensuing year and Inspectors q the nett
sdnr election will be held al this Office WEDNES-
DAY June a. 1874 between the bolI. Of 10 N and o'clock
Pr hChAhD " So" s,o;
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I ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE Of

T ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE OF
vim Iii by suction rifni ro.srre By order Of 0uRNEY
Co" on TUESDAY JUNE ~ e. l0i oeoek gu the prem
i,es the whole OF the MACHINERY sdped for De usnuisc
turs Of SILK TRIMMINGS contained In er fartosy, NO.
i& BAEK-sT., NEWARK n j.. consisting Of Po"e, ans
ius Ensines Twl.,ins Mill, IA binding Machines rooad
square ea) with Tables, and Driving Oea Filing and
Gimp Whe. Jaess Gimp Machines &c, together With
Toois sri lnpleents used Ia the Trade
Also lot Of Cotton and Mobr FIXTURES bores shsitin.
Pulies Betting Lathe, Vice Benehes lc 80 -
Broad st. Nowuk or Of Quincy Co, No. - Churebst
Hew.Yofk Terms under 500 cash; over $lCo approves
luiofsed notes ~ days.
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Tuanrlal.
INTH NATIONAL BANK
IN or THE CITY OF NETWORK.
II. II. HUMPHREY Cash'r. JOSEPH u. ORVIS Prest

n. ~. HUMPHREY, CashE JOSEPH u. ORVIS, Pfest
TRKAsuRY DKPARfuENf,
OU1cs o. ConPrRoLLKR THE CuERKHcy,f
WARRINGTON, April IL la6A
Whsa': By safactoy evidence presented to the under
signed it has been made appear that The Ninth Esond
Bank Of the City Of NewYork. In the County q New York
and State Of NewYork has been duly organized under
and according to the requirements Of the Get Of Con-
grea entitled An ae, TO provide National Currency,
occurred BY pledge of United States Stocks and to provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof" approved Feb
Is 1852 and has complied with al provisions OF said
required 10 be complied with before commencing the business
Of Banking:
Ee therefore, Hugh MeCullocb, Comptroller Of the Cur
reney do hereby certify that Tbs Ninth National Bank Of the
City Of NewYoik County Of NewYork end Sta,s Of New
Yorh l. authorized to the business Of Banking
under the sct Aforesaid
In testimony Whereof witness my hand and seal Of eee
this Eighteenth day Of April 1854
:c Seal q the HUGH HUGH M ). Gu LOCI,
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
GOVERNMENT AGEETS-CAPiTAL &i,ooo0p,
Has on hand for immediate delivery,
u s. NATIONAL TEN-FORTY LOAN
Tho profitable investment the market
PROPOSALS FOR THE UNITED STATES
LOAN
Go of 1881,
received at the
NINTH NATIONAL BANK
until June IL, 1864
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Y. L. BULxtsr. Auction-er,
WILL SILL on TUESDAY, June n, at

Y. L. BULxtsr, Auct0n.er,
WILL SELL, on TUESDAY, June ~, at
w u ocloci at the Exchange ssieoolo, No. Ill Broad
way, 90 clnse an Estate: -
The sLs.nt COUNTRY RESIDENCE formerly owned
and occupied by the ate SAMUEL 7, AfhES, siiuSed at
New Rochelle Wssches,er County ssout eighth OF
mile from tie Depot, with ten scrss " hns LAND The
HOUSE story Frame lbou, yxA with Largo Extension
apd b.ltialy situated. There Is large 0sra'T orssn.
House 0Idcers House Carriage House, and stable Tie
whole property Is In perfect order , ,, -,
HAyIxa Lors-ThT,e LOTS, west side OF 9uav, sou,n
we'd corner OF l1cd st. sEe -3xilo ..
BY sau
Also. at the same time and place; .or,,rn M
BRooGLYs Paorxnry.-fbc vsiusbie CORNER LOT,
court yard and party wall south westerly cornell fSor
Greene place and Lsfa petite az 20 By s..
vety desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE At New ~
Rochelle four minutes sat from the Depot The Dwelling
10 modem htclass. has two Ranges two FurDsnns Gas
and an the impYoyrBents contains ~ Rooms, end cost
Slf COO TO build There eve Of hne Land plenty
Of shade Carriage House and Barn. and thsn us Fruit
Trees Of choice vsneties. ,o,.c,, 4,
Also tie valuable four.,,ory Brown Stone HOUSE and
LOT fnown No. - eths,, New ioTk; House looy -;
Lot 20 feet inchee -. .,
ter County with Of Land three nle: fIon the
Depot at White Psin and hreo from MAinMoseeh Depot
For Maps. &C., apply to tho Auetioneer, No. - "ais
Jaaaccy Court.
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cl.)D WARD.-A regular meeting Of the
~ GERMAN UNION CAMPAIGN CLUB Of thS
TWENTY. SECOND WARD will be held THIS (Moodsy1
GyEtEo, June 10 s M .. hetr HssSqussr :. H s
Iimnisra sion are cordially invited attend. M Heb
NAN RATION win address the meeting
'->-' ADAM ROEDIGER, President
c. SPnrya Secretary.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY
Il Of NEW-YORK, designsted DepoataTy and Financial
Agent Of the United States Nos ~ aud % Pins 81 two door,
below the Sub Treasury have hand and recefe SpecrP
THIRTIES into 1881 BONDS and send to al bysnsss con
nected with the GOVERNMENT LOANS Parties eau avoid
this Bank MORRIS kETCHUms frofdent
D. W. VAUGHAN Csshier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13

HENRY ID. MINER, Auctioneer, Salesroom
No 81 Naassu-st, opposite The Post Ohee-U. g. Quar-
tsrnastsr se MIHERG SOMERVlL ~ VIII sell al auction
FRIDAY Juna H. a: u O'Clock G, No W Fes{st con,
demDed Co,ins Csn,eens Grain Bags. Tcns, WOODEN and
Rabber Blaniet Klnpssets HeVossacks Boos TinwaJe,
&c, BY command OF Ma. .Gvn. Dix
- Il p haELRATH. AL Qnarternatrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13

TIHE SUNDAY SCHOOL connected with the
Il FREE-wILL BAPTIST CHURCH, esth.st., win 90 on
their Annual Picnic T. Elm Park, on TUESDAY, June H.
SCHOOL, win star. ffom Church at ~, aud 90 by special
ears On ahry RaIesd Tickets for adults 3oq eharsp
lec n !. PEhky, supsfiptenosHN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13
Sales BIZ 1nttiot..
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BpREku, }
OysIcs OF CxIEv QuARrsRaAsTER,

War DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BpREAu.
OySIcs OF CKIEv QuARrsRxAsTER,
WAsHrSdros. April rs, 4 81.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
"A HORSEs-W be sold at public auction, tho highest
bidder at the times and places named below. viz;
Newport, PENN Thunsd.y Mays,
Gettysburs, Penn, Monday, Mays,
Altoona Penn, Thursday May r.,
NifHin, Penn, Thursday May ~
HEADING Penn Thursday, Msy3s
Lebanon, Penn, Thursday, June
Northumberland, Penn, Thursday, Jnnes,
Scranton Penn, Thursday, June 10.
WiiaIniport, Penn, Thursday, June ~
One Hundred noo horses at Geysbls ana Two hundfeo
and Finy ESQ., at each OF the other places
These horses h.ye been condemned Unfit for the cavalry
service of the United States Amy. -
For road and farm many good bargains may pc hao
Horses will be sold sisgly. -, ,,,,
Sales begin at 10 a n and continue daily t Gil are sold
TERMS: CASH in Uuted States Treasury notes only
JAMES A. EKIk,
Lieut.. Col. and Q, MsCsvary Bureou'