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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-01
Ecaal Notices.

". Y. SUPREME COURT.-COUNTY OF
~ Observation-Disclosures kNAFP aid ELIZA
KNAPP. he Mi'e. Pliuf.if rgt MARIA hNAiP,
DANIEL A. KNAPP and LILA, Lis Nlei Harvey NJ
Knapp aud Ann. 10. VIE henry Knapp lna Henrietta hi
VIE; John knapp and Martha, bis Wife William l. Knapp
and Hamlet bic Wiie Julia Ann Wctcot tfra Ncsco lnd
Eliza Jane his Wife, C.T. Gofia and tnro ne tls VIE
jonathan Van Scoy 3D. aud EuI.ronia. his Nc Mar In
knapp Edson knfrp. W4ilsm A. huapp, y Ahfhhani
Knapp Sarah NJ. Knapp. William KNAPP, Air"d hnapp,
Oscar Knapp Isanc AVcfy, Henry H. bette, John H. b.s
William Hunt. Arlsuus r. krynods John C. Holmes and
William Garnscy, Assisu"e- 81 &. Newman seth shove
divers HcAok Nathaniel Dean Cyrus lIodd DAVID fuinry
Aue Urknfor. Executor Il &C.. ~ oun .......:....
T. Fro.; Tofah ~ Brown. Cyrus Lawrence Amended
Lrnuel Malrs, " D jeremiah klsco- summons
Rnrh Howe. Ellh h.Acf I4fyy avery, ioT Relief
Daniel Wilson, sidney x. Lockwood. james ~. = Int.
lockwood james %. lockwood and fLiueas Rev stamp:
fusbury Defendants To tie above NAMED &c 10 oris.
Defendant -. s. knapp and Hlrrct bis pocr.s car
Wife ilian A. kuapp r. Abraham Knapp cci'a
and Lemuri Wales ~ D. You afe hereby .-...........
.uumoned and requfsd 20 answer tie complaint o. TIE pam
IN. ia this action which viii be- hcd 'h The rik % me
Com Is of Wrs,c-ser biz oi IN Whit" iain' ara 70
serve copy - your answer ou ine 81 my once IN I'n
IN We,tciest,f County, Ncwfofk S.air, ".thn twenty
Va after the rvirr 81 this summons upon yon f'cuNe OF
H. dv Of such s,r,i-c and you ai 70 nns"er I'D com
int a. hereby required. The faiui- VII Apply 20 tn oHi
r Il o relief demanded IN the conn ant To" fall comp
We. flied IN the Office # he County ers IS the county u"
W..teb..ef AZ WHITE Plains lorc.ac on the < DAY Of
N.fel IsCl--Daicd February q, ltot
EDWARD WELLS. Plaintiff Attorney,
NIL law5iW fcessAi.' y. /.
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DRINTERS WAREHOUSE.-TO pRINT
L. ;. SANITARY COMMISSION. No. 500 broadway,
Acw.iork, May ID. 1864. }
E'HE FLORIDA UNlONISrS.-Ihe follow

rL'HE FLORIDA UNlONIsrS.-1h follow
ing copy OF lester FROM Gen. A,boih 20 tie Agent q
tie T.. Sanitary tomui, NJ wOrlr.ns ~ rrsaid TO
the very destitute CONDITION Of the wives AID ctieE he
Union men Of Flordi flaA. for tseL = ucl disposition
o. IT, funds il not within the prov zee OF 10" Comm. SION
special coir baons oI icie OF these Norcn oud Cd
dfen whose husbands aad fathers 30 the Union lrny VIII
received Il the office tn Commission and Dispensed ny
H. agent Pensacola. Iltang, suc ere'ses r women
und children. undertaking, &c. should De ufsec FOR
Forat Uniui.is" and b. to the SIMPLY betot Of tie
Conl.ts sion AT No. 10 Cooper Union, New on.
HFADorARTrRs DIsTRIcr or lrssac IA,
Barnnca,, Afri24 1854
SIR: bec TO state there 10 tAs pace ~ o.v ana
II En. Pas n.ar 2r, dssti.ne women aid Children,
entirely dependent on tie T. ; G,vcniru 'F import To
rrsyeui ~ ryation have la acc0rdise VIII Wa prpa'i-
ntf Gelrr O!drr NJ 30 Garment se"s On - me Com.
u of scbsenc. TO isige riGli 70 iae.h sNe Sheltered
rbo, vib condemn al TEST. hn. doe .;ei s.as % nay dis
po.l an, mad quote te dsly nct i'ins m t' and IN
na,io 4. department ilrTG iatrrs os D" l,l ass.'teo
,y n, b,,i di.a pro, a m4cD ala'ioha fe - :tute-
s he coiinf scAy s'nson aoie ihc.' lt'it"ii.to
victims Of tne Rebellion uoss immediate si1s a.e asvn IA
yon, therefore cqnss' e. tie nInle Of hnnil'y that
.ti agent a.! TOO T. - s4pa ar toHnl'ioh &c cent AeIe
=, /, ~, i1 M. vdi Is iar ,rrr 4 no wan
" Lam Sir v.gy r,,pse'fay y, sonY obedl'f e'r'an',
.,sB0TE, Dii-a.e General
NJ ELAKs. Agent I. =. Srn 'orln'.ioa N''- rean-.
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NOOPER INSTITUTE.
X THE GREATEST WONDER OF MODERN TINES!
MI sTERtOUS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PHENOMENA!
- s,rr,s.inr the most brilliant productions of Modern
49, MaslciaIs. commencing
"WEDNESDAY EN ENlNU, June l.
AID continuing EVERY EVENING until further notice
Ill si,uou. and others claiming - produce like demon
iti,, viii be totally ccpsed by TWO YOUNG LADIES,
S siSrFR OF TIT DAVENPORT BROTHERS, and
MRS LAMB.
The entertainments gyeninthe presence Will conlound the
i If mem and IN sirQess Oh previous wo drs offered %
the c.tzcDs OF New. loiN.
rb ldren under y years, 70 cents.
Ryrd seats without charge, the office Of the H.
.ttute nom 10 a. N. until clock p a.
''"'''' o. ;. LACEY, Manager.
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OYricg OF rmR CLEVELAND, PAiSEsyItLE AsDhsn'{
TABtLA RAILROAD Co, Cleveland, May 10, laot. y
NOTICE.-Thc Annual Meeting OF the Stock
~ holders Of the Cleveland Paine Vile and Asha1ua Iia
rod Company viii bee held at tie ONCE oil tue company ~
Cyesnd OHIO on Wedneday the 9Th day Of June neat a,
10 clock a. n or the election Of DifecDI and ho uiAe
w GO. h. Fly. Secretary.
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CPRING RACE MEETING,
- PATERSON, n.

Union COURSE. Long lSland.-Irottlng
< on WEDNESDAY June !, AZ O'Clock. r. Purss
AID Stake of 500 mile heats best three N ic IA harness.
James $ Tuner Dan Mace John tgrue Of Phil
adj rhia enters b. w. May Queen Samuel Mclaughlin en-
,er. Blk T. Lancet. Hiram Woodruff enters LAZY Emma.
Dan Mace b. heystonetnss died since enerii).
Cars leave South Ferry at O'clock. -
SHAW y WHITE. Propre,ors.
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CLEVELAND AID ToLEDo RAILROAD COMPANY, J
OYPIcK OF SECRETARY AND 1RKAsUREE. I


I'IlE ANNUAL MEETING of Stockholders
Il Of the CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD COM
PANf for the Election Directors for the ensuing and
She transaction Of other appTorrats business will be held at
the Companys Office In Cleveland WEDNESDAY, June
18th next
The polls viii be open from II O'Clock 70 o'clock p
M The STOCK transfer book, will close on Saturday M
June and remain closed un Saturday morning. June H.
The question Of increasing the capital stock Of the company
for the purpose Of retiring convertible bonds and for other
purposes will be submitted 70 the Stockholderf in accord
snce with Of the Legislature Of Ohio pa sed May
1852. II. c. LUCE Secretary.
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financial.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Directors of the
IL Indianapolis and Madhon Railroad Co. have declared
DIVIDEND of EIGHT PER CENT upon the Preferred
Shares and Of SIX PER CENT upon the Common Shares Of
this Company free Of Government taxi payable and AFTER
June l. 1864 the Office Of Messrs J. $. FERGUSON,
No. IS Pine.st.
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TnE N,sg YoRK CENTRAL kAiLeoADn
TREAsUKKRs OFFICE, ALBANY, May TO- 70 ~,
DAN OF $4,000, 000--Due June ID, ioof =.
- g. rdeem me Bends Of the above issue, on tber pre-
sntaiion u the Bank Of Commerce In Newn1fh az l
nccrned inteTest JOHN " u. fhOIN, i'
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East RIVER Insurance CoMPtNN {
No. 90 Whl-st. New lors May u, le5f
4 Il the ANNUAL ELECTION for DlkEC-
~ TORS this Company held On the 18th instant. the
following named gente elected for tie ensuing yer.
JOSEPH kEHNOCHAN, AUGUSTUS NHlILOCk,
JNO. TAYLOR JOHNSTON, JAMES COLES u. -
FRFD'K sCHIrCUARUT. ALEXANDER COTHEhL,
RIrsSTII STEBBTsS CHARLES ii. BlRSEY,
DANIEL :. SCiiASCK, WILLIAM WAtl
: sHIrFI, SLOAN ISAAC WALTON,
SAC y COTUFAT HENDERSON MOORE.
DAVID WAGGSrAfF, KICHD ". MOSiOpMi-i'i
HENRY A. HOWE, tkANClS y V.OnNth'
INES A HAMILTON THOMAS PALMER, H.,
THEODORE POLHEMUs, y.
A. ir ~ ,re Roo I'd Of Directors on the 18th instant
cANIfTI, SLOAN ESQ. Wa elected President, and
W r. LSDkRHlLL. Sc Rotary.
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TNHE N. Y. CONSOLIDATED STAGE
Il COMPANY.

The ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS Of this Com
pany will be held the Companys Office Broadway, corner
39th St, on MONDAY, June 49, 1864.
The polls will be open from u III. to O'Clock p M
JACOB CAMPBELL
SenrefarY.
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Corporation Notices.
TT s. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
u N. Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE,
OFFICE, New BUILDINGS !
Con. CHAABzRssr. AND BRoADvAY.}
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF $500 AND 500, CASH
DOWN FOR SAILORS,
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY

The United States authorities having In order to I'll up the
Navy and Marine Corps authorized the raising Of Recrtsfor
that branch Of the service and guaranteed that Recruits for
the Navy and Marine Corps shall be counted the quota
of the places where they elect to be credited the
II they Recruits for the Army the County Volunteer
Committee have resolved to pay Recruits FOX the Navy and
Marine Corps the following bounty cash down. upon their
being duly mustered into the service:
WHEN ENLISTING FOR ONE YEAR IN THE
NAvY....................... 500.
WHEN ENLISTlNG FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR IN THE NAVY. ....................... 5000.
WHEN ENLIsTING FOR MARINE CORPS. .. $500.
r3- ANY PERSON BRINGING A RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL
RECEIVE A COUNTY PREMIUM OF $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-01

EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
ofNEW-YORK designa;ed a. Deposiary and Financial
Agent Of the United States Noe q and % Pine So two doors
below tie Snb1reasury have hand and receive Suhsp
tions for the TEN-FOErY BONDS convert %. SkN IN
THRTlES into 1891 BONDS and attend al business con.
neced with the GOVERNMENT LOANS. Parties can avoid
the inconvenience addressing Government by Apply 10
this Bank. NORRIS kEICNJh, President.
d. ". NArGHAN Cashler.
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OFFICE OF FLINT STEEL RIVER MISiNe Co;

No u NGsFal7 DO "" T UNI ~ ----l--l,
NOTICE is hereby given tnat an ASSEoo-
~ MENT Of ONE DOLLAR mas been levied upon e4sn
Share Of the Capital Stock Of the FLINT STEEL ~ IN
MINING COMPANY payable al the office Of tDe SecIe.aiy
No l9 Nassau-st. New York, on IhOhSDAl inc ~ 10Y "
June next. ,,-.
The Transfer Book will be closed on that day after which
stock will be transferred unless the assessment hah nave
''-' +. K. McCULLY, Secretary
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NKw YORK COUNTY BANK, NEw YORK May e, 1874,
T,LECTlON.-The Annual Election Tor III
II and Inspectors will be held at the Banking boon
~ -" J. g. OGDEN, Cashier
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OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
VERMILYE e. Co., BANKERS,
No ~ WALL-ST., NETWORK.
We arc prepared convert the u. s. . $40 TREAS
my NOTES into the per cent BONDS OF 1881 with
,romptness and on favorable terms
Also BUY and SELL at market rates al kinds Of GOV
ERNMENT SECURITIES, geodins
L. :. $50 BONDS,
l.. =. 7.30 TREASURY NOTES.
l.. =. IL mos CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
II. :. QUARTERMASTERS' CHECKS.
l.. :. TWOYEAR per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
L. :. q rer cents, COUPON and REGISTERED, Of
1851. - ...
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected or purchased.
L. s. 3 PER CENT 1910 BONDS.
We keep hand for immediate delivery assortment Of
BONDS Of this NEW LOAN.
NERMILYE g. Co.
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MILWAUKEE CITY READJuSlME,,NI
WI BoNDs-rhe COUPONS das Jane 1905 Of h, IA
WAUKEE CITY READJUSIME hV.tnp11i w &c &c pau
on HesehlaU'" ~ VIZ ~ Nos 50 and 60 EIchange-place.
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U. S. 5 PER CENT 1o.4o BONDS.
oyp,or AMERICAN woOp PAPER Co.. !,
ITINT MATT On A l. b \ \ X
ID OF THE CITY or NETWORK.


/ or THE CITY or NEW-YORK
DIRECTORS:
VI 4. KOBBE, OF Kobbe Cores, Auc'ioneers, Nos 81
and 90 Leonard 50.
0MAs A. WISE, IT,, ofvyse Sons Importers Nos 5'4
{ 20 A. WiCKS, Of wicks Smith L Co., Importers Dry
Goods, No. 81 Franklin-st. .
I L. SOLOMON OF B. L. Solomon Son, Upholstery, No.
,,EO A FELLOWS, Of Gordon Fellows Mcmillan, Whole
sale Grocer Nos. II and 10 Beaver-st.
iOLOMON L. HULL, Of Hull CoDable Arnold Attorneys
Has MlNZFSHEINfER Of Minzesheimer Broa Manuhe-
tarers Shirts, No 81 Broadway.
J. o. WHITEHOUSE, Shoe Manufacturer, Nos and
JosFfH T. URvIs, Of Owl, Neweus L Smith silks, &c,
II N. HUMPHREY, Ca.hr JOSEPH U. oRvis' Pres t.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENcT,f
NAsHIsGIoS, April 10, loc4
H1ereq BY satisfactory evidence presented TO the under
signed. has been made % appear that The Ninth NATIONAL
and State Of NewloIk has been duly organized under
and according 20 the requirements Of The act OF Con
gess, entitled An act 20 provide NatenSi Ourfens y
for The circulation and redemption thereof approved req
Is 1893 and has complied with al the provisions OF sad act
required TO be complied with before commencing the business
Of Banking:
re- cv do Ter certify that TIE Ninth National Bank Of tie
CRY NewYoik County Of New ri aud State q New
YORK j. authorized TO commence the business o. BANKING
under the act sfore.ad. ~
IN testimony Whereof witness my hand and seal Of ohee
this Eighteenth day Of AIri, loo4
Seal Of the HUGH McCULLOCH
:Comr Of the Currency: Comptroller OF the Currency
',...'........s...s....'
NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS-CAPITAL SlWo,@
Has on hand foT imnediste delivery,
L. : NATIONAL TES-fORTf LOAN
IT, safe. and most profitable investment DO" on We mAke
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-DVINiC cIV,TNGS INSTITUTION,

I,ood al me rate Of per cent on all suns eniitisa
thereto Open daily from oto P tliIS sa fo 10 I
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFIEhNoossiio nom ~ .
= m N B-Noney TO loan bond and moiiss'se. ti,
P " WALTER w CONCkLiN' rie'iue"'
V.xDHRpur L. BuKTos. Secretary
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Boys viii be taken uuei they sixteen year, Of
stout, in good health and not below feet inches In hight
In all the Of the parents guardians must be
hfs, obioinsd.
The County bounty and the three months advance pay will
be paid all recruits irrespective Of class; and hafmonthy
pay be et O., home by application to the paymas,er' Of
the weasel, to which the recruits may be assigned.
All noedf information be obtained by applying 4 the
Naval In he Park. and pcrsous be emitted AMI
Ga either Of the following rendezvous, which are
only authorized by the Navy Department In this city:
All recruits thus enlisted and receiving the bouutes aor
said VII bo csed.,ed tie quota OF tie City md County o.
New York
CAPT. OSCAR BULLUs, L. 5. ", No 9Cheuyst.
CAPT EDWARD THOMSON, q. ;. ", No 80 Water 1t.
LIEUT. CONDO JNO. MCLEOD MURPHY, u. 5. v.
No. "a S,a,es,
ACTG MASTER JOHN W. COIN L. :. v,
No. l;6 son,h-s,
CAPT. 4. " BREs OORT, u. : ". c. No. 10 bowrey.
EDWARD /. MEEkER, L. :. ". G..
County Eouniy Rooms, No. 10 Bowery.
C. GODFREY GuNTHER, Mayor
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN Comptroller
ORlSON BLUNT. Supervisor.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Supervisor.
WILLIAM H. STEWART. Supervisor
ELIJAH r. PURDY, Supervisor
GEORGE OFDYKE. Auxiliary Member.
County Volunteer Committee.
ORlsOS BLUNT Chairman.
Nsv ye-k Ami q lgct
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OYYIcE OF QUARTZ HILL GOLD MINNIE Co,
No. 20 WALLsT., Ngw YORK, May "A, 1864

No 20 WALSH, Nsw. YORK, May "A, 1864. )
yI,UE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders of the QUARTZ HILL GOLD MINING
COMPANY for the Election Of Officers for the ensuing
vii be held the Office Of the Company, on TUESDAY
JUNE ia, II o'clock.
The Transfer Books win be closed from the LIST to the 7th OF
June, inclusive j. II. TiLth' oecretaIy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-13
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Movements in 0~orgia-Map OF the
Scene OF OPerations-The Advance on
RichmOnd-The Victory I'm the She
nandosh valley-News from Europe,
&C., SC.
The mail steamship Ocean Queen, Captain Tnkepaugh,
will leave this port TO day 1t noon for Aspinwall
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close this morning al half-rast ten O'Clock.
The New YoRK ErRALp-Edton for the Paciac-wi DO
ready n.fpas. nine 0c,os Ig 70 Rornioe. and win
contain full account OF the movements Of General
sherman's forces in Georgia. accompanied BY . Map
showing the operations full details Of the opsr
atoms Of the Army Of the Potomac, in their advance
Richmond An Account OF the Victory OF General Hunter
10 the Shenandoah Valley The latest news from General
Buffers Department; Important news from Europe;
Sporting intelligence and all other events Of the past ten
days OF importance.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
To Sell limitations OF Phafon's "Night
BLOOMING CEREus'' Is base fraud; but at the sane
time sell the genuine article praiseworhy counter
feat.
wherefore is PHALON,s MIGHT BLOOMING CERE.
u.s. like the Wandering Jewf Because there was
such r amer aroma.
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H. u S:i s:s,5.
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sSa .s 1,s S Sa ar sas
tapsoar. Mrs Armstrong; ~ AyiIss and servant LINZ
MorTan, smith, Hermann lady and thrse esdrea;
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1 NJ is sss nav
NJ. ana me- pS5m,s
and NJ, lanes MRS xbrams three children ana
sSs ss'S s VIZ i sf1 ss'
Wssd ss A T..ss H. s.ss dss, Ssn
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child Ensign Hill, Mrs Usne, Rogers Mrs RoSschiid
and 30 asss s
Total-2l9 passengers.
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a. ss ns os
T..S xss: Sss% a. 5ss 81
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fss% p4Yi n9a'
IF is 20, s Gsu % cs NJ H basss Grs
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NJ Raeh
Knox-and 200 others in sseerase.
DEPARTURES.
NJ
&c NJ. fsas ed Mrs .arus s saS sn
Ltndemann. Mrs Sander child and servant. Koren
%isS: TIsaTs poTs Yors ssrpss$ Ser eSilistns
k%i i's psesn s Isuis Henry sore caslnis
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New YORK @ess New sw Yo Sss
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Rodden OF Toronto: Jacob James Page, Major Cen
eral Haveock of Engand CAPTAIN Rasbeck. Thos hite
head Mr. Rieu and family, Dimpsey and wife. Albert
Roberts WIN serllny Laniits lady Of New Orleans;
Colonel Gedds lady the British army ingalls,,
Henry Wells Mr. smra. Mr. Green; II Avery and lady:
David Douglass. wife and four children; Mares 81
Marc Richard Brown. Mr. Peters. John srasseri, II T
sssrs IL ssw M sS ' 49, two
.Loxpoy-s.eamship. Astanta-D Cogswel. Tomtin,
Mrs pIgh and SON MRS De Bos.er family and servant;
Miss Young. Joseph Barber Laux and Mr. Cohen
Carlo Patti Pedro Constant nides : McLamghhn. Il
Mr. tlosfrov, Agran L,cshon o Barnenann. Boake. s
ack and adv. Mrs Alfred Wilson and children Mr.
MacGrnsor. Mr. McLeon. chas Lnneld Andrea Maduri
Finch q Poa.x, Mrs Bastican and infant Miss Sarah
Duke, 81 Almond. Mrs Hnsed and child pr unger;
jeffrey, Angelok Geo Perrett CarissA Aizemann Mrs
Ambrosa Miler-ana 80 Ia the Storage.
NEW OnIEAys-seamsh,p Electric spark-r johnson,
Eta haywood Mr., Sarah paekhard john Baker Madam
Abel Muller John Henry Muller OF France Sarah SuAses
and daughter. Rachel Ede q Boston, John Keeland OF
strong HASTINGS Dlbrder OF Fairfield Conn; Madam Del
Devasticr William Jones' Edward Packerley, Mrs Adel
Re-
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Campbeii's New Minstrel Hail.

Among tho improvements the east side a. the
town Is Campbelrs New Minstrel Hail, 100 aud 2o1 Bow
cry opposite Spring street, which will DO opened 10 the
pabc about the Goth OF June. The plot OF ground on
which the hall is built two hundred and ninc feet deep
by fifty front, on Bowery aud forty feet back is Que
hundred feet wide. Tho hall Is circular in form aud
from the entrance door OF the paqoet to the
back OF the stage hundred and three feet and Is
seventy feet wde The entrance the Bowery Ia forty
feet long BY twenty wide, which opens into spa
cous vestbus forty feet by twenty. From the vesti
bule you enter the ball. IL Is very beau.
tfully seated, being upholstered In crimson damass
and painted in blue, pink and gold II has been specially
spectator have full view Of the stage any part
OF house. and tho incline OF the floor OF tho parquet
towards the stage such that persons can those
In front with the greatest ease The gallery, family
circle, Is also handsomely seated and fully rivals not
have also been properly cared for, the hail 10
pronounced By our best musical critics TO be
iautesa 40 regards SOUND. AZ 10 ventpstiou
the building u entirely detached from any other,
and having twenty eight windows Of the srssss sire,
through ana In Judgment the han Is the very best
ventilated place OF amusement In the country. Tns stage,
or proscenum 'front.' twenty Ave fsst vide BY twenty
vo high with depth Of stage Of thirty eight feet Civ
buresques for which this company 10 90 famous On the
lower south side Of the property spacious store,
eiehty.nvs feet BY thirty.
Mr. NJ Q. campbell the proprietor, deserves ali praise
for his enterprise In giving 70 citizens II the "eAas
sids' such magnificent hall. wherein "to while away
He has already secured company second 10 nops aaA
In many respects superior 70 any In the country and
win open above. We wish him the cordial sue
cess 10 biz undertakpg, and doubt pot that dcsrpng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-13

A sHApx WORSE THAN THs Blue LAws.--From Bridge
port tonn paper We learn that Mr. Jeesup Sherwood
OF Fairfield In that State brought suit against his wife
second wie 70 get possesson OF her personal property
fhe lady, who Inherited farm worth 90 900 and per-
sona property OF The value OF % 000 and sxty years
He Was widower, withtwo unmarried daughters BE-
coming bankrupt he wanted 70 finger his wifes cash
Judge gave order that the defendant be imprisoned
pness before day nxed she surrendered all and
bther evidences OF hor personal estate and from the asa
nay OF November, 1893, until within short time
lay 10 t9e criminal department Of jail, whic tho nus
baud and his daughters occupied her house. II II q
supreme gours has reversed the procssdn and w wife
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