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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-11-09
Public School.

The next Term of the UNION SCHOOL
will open on TUESDAY, September 9th, 1854.
The High School will afford all the advan
tage> of an Academy, the course of study in
Guiding the Natural Sciences. High Mathe-
mates and Latin and Greek languages.
Tuition fee for nouresidents-High School
$500 per Term Grammar School, $500.
By Order of the Board.
GEORGE L MILLS, Super'dent.
u 81 1~S64-n13tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-11-09

These Examinations will commence at 9
o'clock, a. NJ, and close at 4 P. NJ.
No applicant will be admitted after IL o'c'k
NJ. Written testimonials of good moral char
acter signed by at lea st two responsible per-
sons will be required. which testimonials will
be kept on file. No certificate can be ante
dated, and the School Law prohibits Town.
ship Clerks from giving orders to teachers for
pay unless they have Ger ifcate embracing
the whole time of service. The School Law
requires teachers to understand the following
branches, and be able to impart instruction
in them all: Reading. Writing. photography,
Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography.
Il failure in one is a failure in all, and
those not having a fair knowledge of each
and every one of the above branches need
not apply for a certificate.
Particular attention will be paid to Orihog
raphy and those not having studied it will be
promptly rejected No private examination
will be held. School directors are requested
to furnish US reports of the success of teach
ers as thoy will aid us materially in making
out certificates. Those expecting to teach
other than common ORANGES will be examined
accordingly We would recommend to direc-
tors the utility of employing competent teach
ers, if they are ct the cheapest.
The supplementary School Law requires a
fee Of so cents for males and IS cents for fe
males as a condition of examination.
By Order of Board.
ROBERT NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk. {
u9tf1
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LoudonyiLe. l 800 1s "a

The County Trsanrers Office will be open 1z for the rsoSvieso Of TAKE. be..ssl
dny~f December, after which time the penalty will be added, and collection S.S n
the goth day # December 1861 and the balance o N or before the 2oh day o.
June, 1865 Taxes returned delinquent are subject to a penalty of twenty per
cent Tx payers'w will provide themselves with United States Treasury Notes, Notes
of Nationa Banks or Notes of Solvent Banks of Ohio. Gold and Silver lot re-
fused Ne other kind of money will be taken in payment of Taxes due the STATE
Tax PAYERS will consult their " convenience by ppidiny themselves lthsu
funds, and in all cases come prepared to make chang in sums Of 50 cents and under.
remember that tit will be impossible to attend to you all in the, last week Of
the term. t~H -
N. BAH persons who postpone the payment Of their Taxes until after the GOTH
days of December and June, must expect to pay the additional s per cent. allowed
by law, for it, will be added in every Instance 81 1et@ M SEQ esY @0
II. B. HERSHEY. Trees. AlAasd o. O. =
TREAsuRRRs Or11oE, Ashland %. oetober 18th, 1854 .~.aYxs
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-11-09

SAMUEL MEDARY died at his resi-
dence in Columbus on last Monday. We
will give the particulars of his death next
week "f
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-11-09
New Notice to School Te aeners

TNHE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS
OF Ashland County, will hold the follow
ing Examinations during the balance of the
year 1864 at the places specified.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-11-09

Which they are Offering to their numerous
customers at about
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-11-09
NEW YORK c

The people of Ashland county can avoid de-
lay and save q great expense in freight by
buying of us. 1t is therefore to their interest
as well as ours for them to call and examine
our stock. VIEWER & STEINBACHER.
November 9, 1S64.n22tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-11-09

TN pursuance of law, l. "a. B. HERSHEY, Treasurer Of Ashland County, Ohio,
do hereby give Notice thai that III rate If taxation in h. svraiT Towns and Town
ships in Ashland County, Ohio, o each Dollars valuation of the property on theo
Tai Duplicate If said County for the year 1854, is exposed in Mills I'M the anS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-12
Reception Of Hon. Alexander
Long by his Constituents.

Great L. IN 4 In "a - IN - ni !.
PE.f &c DE W - - ID r. - {.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-12

Mr. LIxcoLNs organ At Washington, the
Chronicle. edited by Jonx W FoRxIY. has made
an acknowledgements 10 regard to the cost Of the
present Administration to the country. which i
worthy Of consideration. Il has already cost more
in dollars and cents, to say nothing OF the sacri-
fee of human life, than all the administrations
which have preceded il. We quote from the
Chronicle:
The total expenditures Of the Government Of
the United States, from it, institution in 1850
down to June 30. 1861. according 20 the official
report, were S2235, 617 .l6l 6l. TITS sum
includes the expense incurred during the FIRST
three months of the for purposes.
amounting. however. To only few millions. The
expenditure under the present Administration
cannot DO less than twenty three or twenty four
hundred millions since its amount il measured
by the public debt. stated few davs ago by
Secretary Chase TO be 81 ,7l9 .395, los oS-less
seventy millions OF debt existing on the 4th Of
March, Ie61, or about 81 $50 900 000-together
with the current income from taxation. amount
ing To six or seven hundred millions
This only shows the recorded Indebtedness of
the Government and not the heavy claims of
contractors and others which nave not been
lqudated or adudcated. MIR CHASE admitted
in a speech at New York city. short time ago.
that the Government expenditures, that is the
money actually paid out was 50. 500 900 every
twenty-four hours. over 5000, 600 600 each year,
but this docs not show the actual daily indebted
ness of the government. Instead of two and a
half millions II is not less than four millions per
day. But accepting the statement of Mr. CHASE
that the daily outgoes of the government arc
two aud half millions per day. this expenditure
reaches the enormous SUN of one thousand mil
lions per year and this amount is nearly all upon
credit How long can the governmental machine
be run at such rate without collapse? How
long can any government stand such embargo
or tax upon ITS productive industry?
IL is time the people estimated the cost of a
Republican Administration. The chcapness OF
the currency has not yet made feel the grind
ing burdens OF the war. but ere long il will be
felt l. il wise 10 increase the burdens which
are already upon usr After .hree~,ears expert
ence il any man so foolish to hope even FOR
any relief under the policy OF the party in
powsr2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-12

Do not nv fellow-citizens follow longer this
worse than will'o the wisp of Southern conquest
and subugation which Is leading this country
deeper and deeper into tie slough and mire Of
national degradation and ruin. Let Us be Just
and generous. Let Us stand BY the Democratic
principle, that all just Governments derive their
powers from consent of the governed-though
every thing else fails-let " have no other
Uuion than that based upon the consent Of each
and every State comprising il, and let Us spurn
with infinite disgust and adherence the idea of
Confederaey pinned together by bayonets"
and only sustained and upheld BY arbitrary CO.
ercion and depotic powers
Music by the band-"Red. White and Blue. -
The Chairman of the Committee on Resolu-
tons then offered the following:
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved. That the Democracy of the Second
District of Ohio, hail with delight the return Of
their Representative; and we are proud Of the
record he has made for himself in the Congress
of the United States. the advocate os our
rights, our liberties and immediate peace
Resolved, That like our Representative, We
believe there are now but two alternatives either
an acknowledgment of the independence and
sovereignty of the States composing the South
ern Confederacy, or the complete subjugation
and determination of their people: and of the
alternative, like him. we prefer the former.
Resolved, That we are in favor of immediate
peace, and against the further prosecution of this
war.
Resolved, That the Government Of the United
States has no right to coerce a sovereign State.
Resolved, That we are opposed TO the present
administration in all its principle measures. IL
has suppressed free speech, imprisoned citizens
without cause, impoverished. bankrupted and de.
populated the country. and attempted to destroy
republican government in the United States.
Resolved That the Democracy of the Second
District of Ohio, to day unfurl their banner for
the presidential campaign. and having an abiding
faith in the honesty, ability, craftsmanship and
6rmness of their Representative, they present
him their first choice for the presidency of the
United States
Resolved, That the Democracy of Ohio has
beheld with Indignation, the vile treatment used
towards the illustrious ex-senator James A
Bayard, of Delaware. by the Senate of the Uni
ted States and believing that he should return to
preside over that assemblage, ia its deliberations
upon the liberties of the people, we send greet
ing to the noble State of Delaware his name as
first choice for the vice presidency of the
United States
Resolved, That the Secretary of this meeting
furnish a copy of these resolutions to the Demo
cratic papers for publication.
The President requested the meeting to signify
audibly their assent to the passage of the resou-
tons if consistent with their health The re
Spouse was vocferous and unanimous yea
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-12

"t WOULD GALL fIiR ATTENTION 90 DRUG.
w uthta 90 the sbovs establishment, and tnvlls
them, when IN The city, % look thFough our stock
uaf fseis we're bought when gold VA a 81 So and
hsfufe The additional go PEI Increase a. Tarn utt
Which We are confident, will ensbie ssil Foods
ouf he fel lus aud yet realize profit, We will du.
sideFsd - 49, 49,
Orders Afe solicited Js5'al div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-12

sfRAiEp from the undersigned No. 40 North Lab.
- erty street. indianapolis. the ssh OF Jay. light
red Cow. nice shaped, small horns, little shorter
than the other tho two larger than the bind
ones, i've year old, " medium sze. The above reward
viii be paid the return u the Cow information
that vii lead 20 her recovery.
gyi2-d3, MICHAEL Mcbride
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-12
FOR SALE.
HOTEL FOR SALE.

FuvHE Lease and Furniture OF one o. the pron-
nent Hotels In this city, the present proprietor
Intends 10 retire from business Inquire At this osce.
Iyis-dat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-12

xXTAkTKD, cen good nhners Coz the fall trade
w The best Of wages Rfven. Address A. y. PosSna,
No 81. Market sYess, Lea'sv'lls, Kentucky; a.
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Gmasemellis.
pARNUM's AMERICAN MUylN,M.

( 8i.4Nb4H II MLl1A1CAN ElDSs4Ilt4I.
GREATsuccFss. GR-tiT sTjccsss. f,Rv,r SUCCESS
OS BoUCICAULr6. GREAT DOMESTIC DRAMA,
JANET PRIDE.
JANET rItIDk,
With View and Fogani scenery Cosunos, and Properties.
Ciarartcr by Mss-rs. Har llada~ay and Jamson Nh.
Pdsr. Ms Aiord s.id The eh,'r company.
EEraa1siGsrio ga 1b c SSn 800 hPfIHGss
nRTETS
TIE BRILLIANT. gLAIrFUL FASCINATING
MILE. eRN GSflI ~,
.,iI.LE. ERNEsT!NE
who appcars every ~ e.noon anl ky..ing
,, - ~ ZAP a1A ,1 DhSGEs
Between the Acts.
10 e 20 a. - ~ 9 2 9 tas ~ ~ Germs
THREE ALBGHO CHILDREN.
ROBERT liouP ID ,;rt AATIToMATON WRITER
pnENoLoG bt sf TxhmsGf AS sN AND CHARTS
Jxr11HSGEss;EN MisRiR ;Y Hoe.
MINThTURE SKATING POND.
THREE TABLEAUX OF MOVING WAX FIGURES
GEH. TON THUMB BRIDAL GROUP.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS.
TIRE sOUE-pOUND BROOK TROUT
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEAL
4 MONSTER SERPENT, AND OTHER CUhlosITIES.
Ao.ais'ion. = cen'si sHiiircn under ten. 10 eens
kjlBLOs GARDEN.
- ,,a c ,: ~ coScLU W f. % lSi
'''-'' F0UaTiENTh NIGHT
OF tho celebrated Lyric Artis,e
JLAH. .ESTNtLI,
who has won tho highest eaeonius her most successful
dclu.ca;iOn %
ANGELO
with .he some Of You aye ,sa' words BY s. Il tisae
esl.l and brave Marco"
~ JOHN BRDUGnAHS GRAND SPECTACULAR
DRAMA ~ FfvE TzBLEiUX, ENTITLED
BEL q r. MOklO.
DfnSEGYC61wpEp ssD DELIGHTED h,,DIEscEs,
AND THE PRESS GENERALLY, SUPERB
AID PERFECT PRODUCTION
SPLENDID ~ " StBNlRY,
GORGEOUS NEW COsIUifjS,
EGNEL MECHANISM,
RICH FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENT,
COMPLETE GRAND BALLET,
Original hu, under The direction d Harvey Is. DodxoT4
GNAsD riBLEAUh,
With auxiliary "a nUrbrnnc os.T
TN:O HUNDRED PERSONS
ai-l the follow ~ tai-nej rfti-t.:
i.ss j. NuI,an j. ". COLLECT j. r. iAgan, j. q. Ba-ctt,
J ". Bii-d". = y. Holmes Misses A-o.e Eytng, Mary
WEB. Hs~ne't Moore; haes ha'a1inn Eta huser, no
ala. ar.. Tie
ILLUMINATED GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVENING"
STATS SECURED STA DAYS IL ADVANCE
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che enrE
CtPRlNG RACE MEETING,

~ PATERSON. y. J.,
TUESDAY, III, WEDNESDAY,. g;h I'd THURSDAY,
yth ID June.
Ffrsi Dry -iere -''s, un'e bets. TIE JERSEY
nfREf ni Sif so rnt. p. p, y re dut. 2 entries.
ya,s Se,ond is5g iiiEUFDFRUuljD GIFT " slaG atle
l.asl. ThE HtLsEii STAKES Of -!oa. sle1 hall H., :
in.rier PURSE o. 800. !hfce gine 'ssh SfLbitU
rtAcf q = 80 ndle nd quarter dash. 7E,d bIy-FHE
SEe - ~ 1s 90 lyg a., hsh T.. ~" me
11 crt, = D, s.ef fURsL Of sl for Deaer horses,
snie and 4 qtsftcr dab.
~ iS.---AS GnEdLAs ssiA D. G!iolrd "a shr cotyse.
No i7on saaf 1ad 40 ia;s-tfgicd pes0H sdsta o. he
gycrn4i.
sdses emitting The holder h. sBy At tho club -ands and
luarrr strtees ( FOX tie meeting. OF : ~ deg.
sdes 90 70 cnh siyj isod Say I..tuiSsrs and
badge aroid,,- = .ash d. y
Vofs e lie eD;sr by sic Railway lsairs. foot of
Chamh.rss N" Ek1E trsn ~ :.s o. N dirrc, %
The rtGsfnlag Rareialov MIR ire Eaces ric
/. p. CilI-W ELL. Secctsyyi
10. III Mliu -, fu.nIsOn.
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Aleolal.

MANHOOD and the vigor Qf.Youth Restored
M IN Fonr woeks ny Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE o. LEI
~, vonaercu agent will restore Manhood 10 tho NOS
sts,.J Caaution whether arising from Exce..es Sen
.h he Eaec. Of Climate. Nafural CAoses me nms
b, err, thr " fvur weekh an
-, nsls a. ,H....,be d.. RECORDS ESSENCE or LIFE -
Ia rs with n,.rctions for for 81 or four qasntS
-. h. M. accredited agent, Circulars sent rec on rees
Of .0ai i sa",p u, from Bro.dv.y NswYoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31

ONCE CROroN AauEpuc1 DHPinrsNT{
Nay 70, l5t+
THO IRON FOUNDERS-SEALED PK SS
l. POsALs indor--d Proposals Tor CAST iton nn I'll
II acicci m FRIDAY Juno !se a; which houT the oa'
vii be publicly opened fcI .he supply % a,,,.,
100 fee. Of Cast Iron WseT Pip-< u inches dianes
600 fe.t Of CAst iron Water Pipes u inches dianeter'
H 90 f.-t Of Cat Iron Water Pipes inches diameter
a1oO fe~t Cast Iron Wstsr Pipes Sinebes diameses
N. amount Of ssurity required win be $1,000.
psns sud Spociocaions for the and form Of
70 be into can Do obtained application 81 'n'
'a's s SS . jE.$S$sssa A'''s'' ''s'
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Uoruoralion Noiifss.
o,ycy on TIE sTRKyT CorrrssIoSrn'
OrFi'h W a. y.J EunApNAr.

no "a BROADWAY )
oo>r,-1, 6,rORS p POS AL q +,
;,,Jo~S Ia ,es-d envelope. indo,-ed WIN ti' .h 80 ~
- -. ~ vii, thr name u the bidder ~I"eS ~
vs 10 lived A. tins Office t Thursday June H0' -
eleven o. clock a . r, en-. ...,.t bstveen Third
and ktnh avenues. -. Por+v siyhth street
For curling guiefins and hAsfhs '"''
bcfx Lexington and Sixh avenues n, .,..t bstwoen
For curling. gs.t-ring sind hssshsf o'5 "'' '
Lem sOn md Fourth sycnuof L., r.~.,.isbth street
FOR curling gutteTns and neeklns f''' wy
betg zen Third and East ftivrI. 80. h4txssn
For curbins, Eutteriny gnd iasyins o|.'"hu '''
Sixty hrs, -I-et and Eighty street vot,,h sttet
For ourbing, gutiorius and nassihs F"'J 'N
betwsen Second ind Esst ivct t-.t .,s.t he
fot corting gutterng and Tagging Lx''' "
tween Third avenue and Fhth svnus al, ,.., hstve.n
For curhiag iuttefng and Tagging S2eo$>" '''''
Tor curling suliedns and tagging s1,ch street. between
BIosdwsy ard aah avenue .l.A,h nd
For fasrsins Second avenue, between Fon5cs''" -'
Sis y.hrst stfeetA -. p,a~
Fa tagging and rensgsns Eighth avenue between '"''
third and Fifty ninth src~ts -, ct-,. sab
streets. between Lexington and Fourth avenues
For rebuildng Pier No. " North kiveI
For rcpAirins steam Fire Engine No. g. -
Blank orms Of proposals. together With the
and agreements, obtained at this Once o'se
Dspsitwsnb New IoIl, Nay 2 isAo,vr,,
ean1 CeRnAuif1et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31

GxsguAL HKApeuAarEas, STATE oy Ntwfoss'}
AnJrrAyrGsyERkIs OFFICE, Z
ALBAST. May a. 1914
CIRCULAR.-Office OF Volunteer keg-
~ ment. ron the S,ste oi Hew.fors Who have h' 'o '
~ rr.irua,ion expiration VI tenn Of -rrse or of otter
e.ur. are requested 10 .cnd a, once 10 these iehusrs
tI.ir present fo-Oce address Disgusting uea r"- ana
dc rsytnnsnt In which they served
large number VI letter, sni pseksses fof ocsf.
b. longing regiments FROM this sta- are ~ TINS once
~hirh ranno. BE- forwarded without tls inIofuatioii
Tr attention coets connected With ihe fsnsos sus
tered or two yezys IL especially calrd TO ths cnsnsf.
WV JOHN T. SPAAUUE, AdiulAnl- Oeneral
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OHIO SOLDIERS-Either discharged or fur
yln-b.d IN need OF TR TRANSFORMATION 10 their homes,
on other asss.snse will report TO Col B. T. BAKER, Ohio
atatr Military Agent, No. ITO Pesflst
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Miliiarn Notifss.

ARMY AND NAVY LAW OFFICE
n wEsTBROOR 4 ORs1oREE. C'r,n,-;or. and
Licensed Csim Solicitors no. $50 broadway 400 bounty
,,.,I a., Wounded SoidT. Fay, i;oany Pensions, Frlo
Eonrr procurrd Claims cashed Adyicslec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31

DRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Garden Vases,
ar,,n Hou,e Malt Kiln and Flooring Tiles, Fire and
Rth BrcLs sewer and Water Pipes, Pumbers Materials,
Se = Z " QUINN, LaDs tlaad Apsby Depot ny EsAiss
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14Atl-'T'I' ~ W. = ---
AIRS IL. EULMANs
VI 20 BROADWAY 7eo,
.,,sl. Hope Chapel
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
sscoua week OF INC grand fiTy spectacle
CINDERELLA,
CINDERELLA,
CIkDERELLf-i,
CINDERELLA,
CINDERELLA
OF ,he rriry eni ihe iitle Glass hipf-'.
,f 40. F.iry cod the Little Glass slipper.
az a. Frify aid Ire ii.tir Giass sllYp-f.
MtTTgl'E "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Of . o''ocx'
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Amusemsnts.

WINTER G SH.,I;: :,,r,pu, ar
TWO HOURS OF LAUGHTER AND DELIGHT!
'' Mr.. AND MRS W. J. FLORENCE,
MI MI. A ASb ME- MIS-. W " !. EFt tSRESSeE
WY EvFRY NIGHT.
IN Ryrons oolebr1.ed bndesquo Of
FRA Ola OLO.
70 lle l1cLeoi Leave M4, been pronounced By
the ''i'a TIE 'eai Perfection or BURLEsouE.
Fra DIAvOLo. Ella. the Marquis d Crnr. Market ami
sbie md ,ptvans bfs'nd' 'uss axe ssn
uR iTF9 y % gs; u ;ss5 florence
! with Ne isnr.t Outline Of a conscience, or, in
d sylias BOT the hoslene'' pfs1 , n to s sonpuc
Supported by Me,sr- vinne Bogers A. H. Davenport T. e.
NoI,-, Ebehe. Rely. peaniaon' Mis- Ca-niFsa and Ma
MUSIC ncrDENTALi
DS.c Five Song and Chores There.
.so snd s a5S Slss.s
ANA, I'm in dreat'aI state Of mind. Zerlin.
bT @e o1r eyl sa P Sss DisiS
Duet On yoEder rock eoinngp Diavolo and Lerna
Due' "is hard to put the hand Beppo and scomo
o g., ney KY KY .s.o Ssnno
Zeriins Di4solo, Beppo
zerinA Lord and Lady AEea.s
oi Iys a., and Lady Ac''h
Clylhegs Cho.as Giacomo Husni Iberi
scng DARK rr dresssd In blue Disyolo
'sons. " Let NJ kiss him Yankee Doodle. Lorenzo
Tho performance win with the pro,esn conme-
diets, eEtitlsd:-
THRICE MARRIED.
Ma FLORENCE care.;S a, BSi Mdasaas c0''amsf
and Young Recruit"
and assuming The character Of
viCTCRIfE, LIE PACE.
Opera Singer, With
FRENCH SONG "Lss Ysuyr and
GERMAN SONG, "Du Fedeyn am hoct"
SONORA PrRGA .ESA,
Spanish Dancer, With Spanish Dance.
LA SAQUADiLLU,
And MASTER GUSrA!US VUSA DE WERE
\ Code; u tho Poiytechn.c School Of Louave
sig slGtNN as. LA
Io0rs opep 81 =, Performance commences At IT.
Carriages may b. ordered sor lei o'clock
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fFu OIL MANUFACTURES AND Rh-
i Fi.HES-Fna SALE ~ \ bsrra-n thc following; Fogf
Cat aad tLrre srVsgLtTon STILLS, N0uhinron orefn
Puu,- boiler 3ris feet oii"'s- Burden FD,n.i AZ
.na wrought ro Ketlles Wrought lion, aud Leadmsd
T.nss, 10 topp-r Conieii--r- rud Tub Sh-fns '"ins
PIPING Coes vsvrs Tools and fiI'rr. sonnected VAN
IT,. Refinery Apri, H. r~r-on 90 10y i-"r ="
j. = Bt6DCK No II. nsian Lane ~ Y.
$500. ssis.y i p-. MAs " s..e
.r.uru, burnegs coIapc..os; VII l4y u least ~"
p-r ananrn RefcrsnenesS unique s;ionsblc AsaIsas A
i.. no (. az New YORK Post Diiice-
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STAra NRw YORK,
OrY.cu OF PArAAsTERUkEFRAI
RLsssy. Ny .. 1874
NOR WANT of the like facilities as were
afforded pe IA the Northern sod Western Dyisons the
men enst~d under tho rroen. CALI in the southern pyl
L. ~ thr STATE compsns the first ten Congressional pts
wer. Obliged othsm 20 20 TO the fold without
The STATE BOUNTY. la the recent battles many BON The
bad not yt been able 10 reach In the 1ea nay
have been killed 80 ~. , H., =,
Widow and others reading in EexYok CITY and 4: VI
.ir,v having claims ths Office Will II they call on Major
ROBERT BENSON, jr. No. Safest. N-".fork City,
b.y. th,r papers arranged and forwe free Of ~ pens
A''' John ID. VAN BUREN,, Paymas,sr General.
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Re 2,i JsoADvAy. NV foRS. bay =, ils,i.) I
NOTICE. meeting Of the NtoC kh0id5TS OF F.
Nd "stiERICAE WOOD PAPER CO.rANf" ~Il .
ia A the ONCE ef the Cogplay, he C4ty ci.Nev
Iss su SATURDAY, he Dil asy q June .sei, a. i
n oUfFCH Secreary |
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ov11cY Fgcsrsrao Coat Co. New Ycrk. Nay ~ 1854
NOTICE ~ hereby gwen that meeting OF
~ s;ocshod,Ts C; TIE FEoSIBURG COAL COAPASY
ff M. election 81 ps.den, sud Board Of Df-tos and f.
The cou = oiicr buE.s Ill be he 4 - Room No -
FIRSTLY Buiid.ne Newton. MONDAY, The 9TH dy ~
Ja.i. 81 u o.oel noon vols VII be opn y %
o',il-.. .. m W " HcKAlG. Precedent
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yslHE First EXHIBITION by the FRANK
4 LIN DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION, IN Aid Of the Or
phans viii take pare WEDNESDAY, June at Room No
ia Cooper institute Tickets Is cents. Can be had from
J. BLO0hTNGDaLF No. 20 Wiiiamst.
A FAIR is now being HOLDEN for tho ben
"a eli Of H., COLORED Orphan ASYLUM at Mozart
Han Broadway opposite Bonds which viii continue open
.ih THURSDAY NIGHT ID Jg1s. In consequence OF tho
Tot, q last ay tic Asylum greatly in need o: fund t
nsped therefore tha, wealthy ard benevolent win cor
dy res ori % Ills appeal o. IKE poor and the faheress