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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

STATE or VERMONT, | In Probate Court, held
W.-mraroS DISTRICT, So. lat Montpelier, within and
Tor said district on The 22d day Of February A. d. 1894
n FORGE ROBINSON, guardian Of John N. and Alice
VI l.. Davis, minor hers of Marshall p. Davis, late OF
Northheld in said district deceased makes application
to said Court for license to sell the following osser bed
real estate OF bis said g. wit thu interest OF SAID
wards in the house and lot owned and led BY said
deceased at the time Of his death, representing that
he sas thereof or purpose n putting the proceeds Of
such sale interest," investing the same In ocks or
real estate, would BE- beneficial 10 said yards
Whereupou 1t IL ordered by said Court that sad aP-
poaton be referred to session thereof TO Ne held
the Probate Once In said Montpelier, the 18th day OF
March, A. H. o64, for hearing AMI decision thefeon
And IL Is further ordered that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of notice OF SAID appiiea
and order thereon three weeks successyey IN the
Green Noun ain FreemAn preted at Montpelier, eloro
said time VI .earng that they may appear at said time
and place and, II they see,cause, obeetthereto.
By the Court,
tQapq A CHASE Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
n LIEFIN IEN n \ Z TEe
RTyan's PuiuaOnic Waters

8ryan's PuiinOnic Waters.
Tbs most cerain4a speedy remedy ever discovered TO
all Diseases Of The Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds
Asthmt, Consumption, Bronchitis, indu enEs
Hosrseness, Difficult breathing, Sore
Throat, SC, sc.
rliESE wFERo give the most instantaneous and per.
I feet relief and when peTseyered with according Il
directions never fail 10 eject rapid and lasting
Thousands have been restored perfect health who have
ed ether means In vain. To all classes and all consti-
buttons they equally blessing and euTe-noue need
despair matter how long the disease may have exist
ed, however severe It may be, provided the organic
structure Of The vital organs not hopelessly decayed
Every afflicted should give them an impartial trial.
To vocasts aud public Speakers these Waters pc.
cularly valuable hey will In one Jay remove the mos,
occasional hoarenes and their regular use Tor
few days WILL at al times Increase the power aud feNi.
hty Of the voice. greatly improving its tone, compost
and ccarn,s for which purpose they are regularly used
By many proiessoal voealisls NoylswdSmly
lOn MOSES, Sole Proprietor ~ sortsndt Street, NJ Y,
Price % cts. pert boz. Fer sale by all Druggists
Nv NEDcm Duco,Esr-Bttl'' SPECIFIC rus
the speedy aud permsnent cure 81 Sexual Diseases,
urethral Discharges, elect, Seminal Weakness, Nightly
Emissions, lpeOntnsnce Impotence, Genital Debility
aud lrritsbty Gravel Structures aud Adeeuons NJ the
Kidneys ami bladder, which has been used by upward,
Of one hundred physicians with entire saecesssuper.
oediae tahebs, Copaiba, Capsules, any compound
hitherto known.
Bslts sIolTo PIIl's are speedy In action. ereotng a
euie Ia lew days. Nhchis permanent They are pre-
pared from vegetable extracts that are harmless 70 the
system and nau,eale Tue stomach OF lmpreguatt
the bresh No change ot diet s necessary whilst using
then Nor does their action Interfere with business pur.
sulis.
Each box contains six doren Pulls. Price 81.
Dr. BslLs ruLsisE on Seminal Weakness, Sell. Abuse
loss Of Power lmpoissce Premature Decay, Sexual bs
ease, &C, pamphlet Of % pages, containing important
advice TO the afflicted, ,st ~" SIX cents are required
to prepay postage.
ssnt, secure from observation an eonnd.ntially, BY
mail, post paid, on receipt u the money, by
J. BRrap, N. d, &c Osdsr st., New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
sheep Wash Tobacco.

sheep Wash Tobacco.
jacques Pure Extract of Tobacco.
viii not iniure The most delicate animal.
Klt Ticks os shssp
Cures seabs on Shsep.
Kills an Fermin o. Animals and Birds
Cures ell skin Diseases on Animals.
Kills Bugs on Roses Lice House Plants.
Kills anksr Worms Apple Traes.
Kills Bed Bugs AMI WAer Reaches.
knla all ysfnin thai iHfsIl Grape and Cranberry
Vines.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
A New Chant Book Just Published.

aIAFY SEVEN CHANTS.
/ coli. CliOS ftaay, aiase, double and lynn
4 Chants imposed selected "a sdagtgd Tor the use Of
all Pf1te aui hlrch,
BIT g. j. LEssCR.
Price per d1ses sample corirssni ~ mail on
r. cal tti % eert.t
AsuaHes Church BOX,
THE CHURCH ORGAN,
by Leonard NaishGl which hss Just been introduced
into this place A. The lac AuIcal convention with unl-
verSal approval The demand for the book H on the 10
very day, aud Il isdssthed TO have very large
sale. Price Is per dozen. Publishedby
&. .. BUaSBLLS Co,
l2G fremont, opposite Park So. Boston
Fer lale At G " WiLUER's
Montpelier w. F1f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
THE BUILDINGS ARE GOOD

consisting Of dwelling house, barns sheds carriage
house, shop, AMI other out builiings.
Price Sis10,-t2o n which can remain On mortgage
tor a l. run OF ysars j. N. PAhAEh'
Eaii Montpelier. Feb. 2d 1884.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
Constitution of the Montpelier Temperance
League.
PREAMBLE AND PLEDGE

We whose names are undersigned, do hereby
form ourselves into a Temperance League, the OBJ.
Ject Of which shall be the suppression OF lnIem
perance and the promotion Of Temperance, and
we will use our best efforts to enforce the Prohlb-
TORY Liquor Law for lh- purpose Of suppressIng
lbe Illegal traffic in intoxicating liquors.
ART l. The officers Of this Society shall be Il
President Vice President, Secretary, Treas
ufer, and Committee of Vigilance, who shall
hold their offices until others are elected in their
stead.
2. The members o. hi. Society shall have
power to make such Bylaws as may be deemed
necessary, not inconsistent with this Constitution.
3. This Constitution may be altered or amend
ed at any regular meeting Of the Society, by a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
.)te0

Notices o. Deaths inserted free Obituaries including
poetry inserted for Ave cents line to be paid for IN ad
vance This rule viii be strictly ssheredts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
FARM FOR SALE.

This farm i. situated about four miles from West Ran
p lph po ana his 10 the east part Of Bf.ntrte con
jainlug ncAry two hundred acres Of land The build
ugs ar tH0 yelling hsutss on new and just CON
pctsd 10 modern ,tyle and nnsn There are upon the
prrmiees six bsrns and shed which have all bren
led, rIotp one with hay ana grain the last season.
by 50 feet one IS 80 by 80 lee one 20 by 40 feet one
10 by Is fsit one shed q by IS fset, sugar bouss,
gralntry too, house and shop Said buildings are In
god PAL an the farm 10 we'll wAered and we'll sup
Piled with fruits AdAptcd to th- soil and clmie For
further particulars Inquire Of the subscriber on the pre-
mises. F7W8 JOEL A. WHITING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

The Plantation Bitters make the weak strsng The Jan
guild brilliant and Exhausted natures great restoI
They are composed OF the celebrated Cali.aya Bark,
Wintergreen sassaras Roots Herbs &c. all preier cd
in perfectly pure St. Croix Rum.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23
FARM FOR SALE.
1856 Acres CT Excellent Land,

In Easi Montpelier on the main Travelled road lsad
l from Montpelier to ilardWick, and : mhss II
Montpelier villa 2 containing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

". The Plantation Bitlers have cured me OF a
Of the kidneys and urinary organs thai
has distressed me for years. II acts Ike a charm.
{. c. MOORE, "a Broadway, y, "
&c &c " &c 20
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-23

So The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of
liver complaint OF winch was laid W PROSTATE and
had to abandon ny business,
u kINGsLkY. Cleveland. OF
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Amnsemenis.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
STILL SIT GREATER ATTRACTIONS; .,.r1 ,cr,oSs
THE rRUE.HEARTED AND PATkIIUSgt,O
MISS MAJOR PAULINE CusHMiaaN
MISS MAJOR PAULINE CUsAMAS'
UNION SPY AND SCOUT,
'FiS''' '''D DAILY AT II, 3, AND 7, O'CLOCK,
and gives account Of her
STARTLING ADVENTURES. while in the r,rrs
SECRET SFRViCE or THE UNITED sTATES.
MORNING APPEARANCE AT II OnLI UoFnNi m, ~
when the Lecture Room will be opened WITHOUT Il
IRA CHARGE. - ,,<,,-,rr,c
MILE ERNESTINE, ,,.
IN NEW AND GRACEFUL DANCES.
FOUNTAIN OF fPRIsMATIC WATER
ENGAGEMENT FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
AT GREAT EXPENSE.
MR. CHARLES T.. COLLINS,
woRLDpENowNEp ASD ORIGINAL "cuTsgEE'""
WORLD. RENOWNED AND ORIGINAL "CUhE,"
AND HIS GREAT JIG DANCE;
THE ELEGANT PETITE COMEDIES,
LOVE IN LIVERY,
1"' PHENOMENON IN sNOCKFR0CK.
PHENOMENON IN ShOChFKOCh.
Afternoon and Evening ct 5 and u O'CLOCK.
40 &c '''" " THE GREAT GIANT GIRL,
i'oln N''S'''S cSlL S,ls FRENCH GIANT.
THE TWO SMALLEST DWARFS LIylNd.
THE THREE ALBiNo CHILDREN,
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS
BY PROP. LIVINGSTON. .,<,,.,,,
THREE TABLEAUX OF MOVING WAX-EGyREa
THE GEN TOM THUMB BRIDAL GROUP.
TWO LIVING pRAlR RI n DOCS n}Ss,
THE Observation-Disclosures SEAL,
MONSTER SERPESTs, AND OTHER CUkloslllEs'
Admission. IS cents; children under ten. 10 cents
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Gmrsements.

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
THURSDAY EVENING, June %; 1854
ORATORICAL AND MUSICAL
ENTERTAINMENT.
oP THE RELIEF FUND OF THE
LADIES' HOsIE. q. s. GENERAL HOSPITAL
The Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE viii preside
Address b. the following eminent gentlemen;
-A' Inc Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER,
Tie Hon. JAMES 4. BRADY,
Tie Rev. Z; II, CHIN,
The Hon. 4. O. IAlLoR,
PARSOS BROWNLOW.
The suarinss Of returned Soldiers rom Bee Isle ana
MUSIC BY GRAfULLNS 9TH REGIMENT BAND
~, co4 g,rTr5 % dpr aREcItL EELIE' FUND.-
Mrs. VALENTINE MOTT, -
MIS-. EDWARD yANDERPOEL,
COMMITTEE OF ARRAyGEMESrs-Hon. George OPdyke'
DR.. Valentine Mott Hon Henry j. Raymond Geo. H. broad-
head e-o, Hon Henry Hilton WIN. Cullen by mt esq Dr'
Edwrri Nandcrpoe, Thomas Chrty ESQ.,. Elisha hgss esq,
Rev. g. H. Houehton d. d. Col John II. Wilcox, Sylvester
T. Comstock. esd Hon s. W benny, A. II. Cardoia esq,
Augustus WhtJck esp H. J. DeCoTdovl, EST, Gen Robert
Anderson, Rev. j. NJ Matthew'S D. d. Joseph Hoxe, esq,
ESQ.,. g. Nathan. esq, VIM. A. Darling esq, William Alien
Baer, esq, Chas. ?. kirkland ESQ., Henry J. Hull esd.
esq Hon. Horace Greeley Samuel ). Constant esq., Henry
a. Mott, esq Chas. T.. Jenkins esq. Abnef Meen ~ esd
Mo.ss Vail esq Eugene smith esq John Sediwss, ESQ.,
esq r. A. Benedict, esq jonathan Na.ssl esq VIM 3 OPP
DYKE, esq Joseph NJ Ward, eig A. W. abaadan e,q Jesse
scisnai csc. Cen Charles w. S4adtcri, Rev. d. G Van
Norman, Cyrus Curtis esp Dexter A. Hawkin esq Ed"srd
= Vandcrpoe esq Morris Franklin. d. Burnett esq, W.
r. TTavcr esq, John H. Duyc6sck, esq Jas H. Floyc esq,
sas Herring esq, Rev. N. birmingham, esq, John NJ knox,
esq, Alfred toe, esq Andrew Boardman, esq J W. beie-
dict, esq, VIM r. Allen. ESQ., Edward Z. Cowes esq John
Nmderpoe esq. Marshall Leers esq, Rev. L. 4, Rogers,
Charles Hubbard esq, Henry Seiaway, esq. -
Iekets, mo Reserved seais ioI sale at " VI uhL
Music and Book Stores. Doors open ocock Entertain
ulent to commence at y o'clock.
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NEw1oRK u NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

NNER ARR tNGEMENE
iqj1 COMMENCING MAY ., 1851 lNi'
P.,.ensrr station boo hewi urk, .NA't. and +sy
Ertune. .1in-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk;
For New Han. :. G.Xh 1850 a. M i@.lo VHh J'"
Hr.D, 1..1 $3.50 and 81 Z. N .,,,., al,
for bridgeport. :, tkxh n:D a. M l-;lo ls1'l' ''oo
Q.a.), J;'i $3.50 sDi Isl p. iu-
for NioIi and sfTiord. .. l:in 70 M: J:.p 1Jl p IN
For Fa.riird southport -nd We-port T. I1o L. nj S;'V
ror Sorwal. T. $50 l:ao a. NJ. lsl5 tEz) $500 (ErL
$50, $50. 5:an. o tEs.l %. u. - a., a.,
For D.r,n sad Greenwich. $780, llJO H.. $780, go
for ,c,nvic. $50 1on. M; $50 $3.50 $50 G:ao M
Tor stamford =. EN.). $50 II % Hi l-lo tt.Al ;
u.xl $50 ..D, $3.50. d:Ja. OK .. ~.
Tor Pom Cne.,o and Intermediate stations, JJo, iIJo
IN. , 80 10 S.an, u;j, +. IA. $500.
CONSfCrlNG TRNNS
FOR Boston via Springfield o. n. tE1l; JtEx.) . p IN
For Ioston VIA shore Line. l2:ls ti-.h ?. Ia.
For Hartford and Springfield, 8tEN.j, li:YJ MI JtEx
$3.50, 3. -. 80 A.
For Connrcieut River Railroad (Exl ll9 IN. to
Montreal; . n az. to Northampton. $500. 800,
yor Hartford Providence and Fishkl Railroad (En)
ll.D q. 80 p,i.
For Ney Haven New London and stoHin Raisoa4i,
q. III. 1919. .. y. ~.
For Cnnal Ksilroad. 1913 p ~ to Northampton
Eor ilousatonic Rui.rond. a. M 3 T. IN.
Dor Nnueatuck halrOad, %. H. 4; 3 4. an.
For Daubury and Norwak Railroad T. $3.50 a. III $50 p m
Connexions Sleeping Cufs attached TOD y. trAu..
JAMES II. HOlI. superintendent
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WV. 7. GRIEFlrs. u, Gencral snp't.

1904 - PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
IOOf. X. Il. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK. AL through trims ior the W By tits route leave
New York from the foot OF COurtiauds Through teAets
Tor Cihcaso Milwaukee, st. Pas, and al points in the North
West Cfrstlinc udunapoif, Loul,vlc, 81 Louis Cie'e
land Columbus Cincinnati md all point. IN tho West and
SouhWe.t be pfocuIed the oce OF the ennsy wanna
Central X. r.. No Aston House az the Depot foot OF
Courtlandft Through ;rius lr@ge New ork follows:
E1pess. Phlsdelphii, arrives Ia Pittsburgh Ut
am. ~
p m. Express via Philadelphia a'Eyes in Ptsburshl,
pm. .
p II. Express, via Allentown arrives in liitbarsh at
R;30p. ~.
One Trouah Train Sunday, via Philadelphia, leaving
NeW-l Ok II ..
J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. AsioEl!ousr
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C.r.,rr Hrnrlr Orrlc, or Asn.rAyr QpAnfgn. /

CAVALRY BUREAU OFFICE o. ASSISTANT QuAAiEn'{
ss.rpK No i8sTArEsT., NEw iohK, June 10, lJo'.
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.-l VIII
" purchase IN OPEN MARKET all the Cavalry Horses
that nay be presented and pass inspection a. the Government
stables corner 0tLsv and J3hs, ia this city until iurthI
notice =, T., ,,e..,. -,
ayment will be made In checks payable in certificates oil
nde Lednoss when seven % lores ore received
Pnce one hunared aid hiiy (l5h) dollars each. .
GEO. r. BROWNING, Capt. md a. o. NJ.
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gteambcats ano Railroads.
DAY LINE For ALRANY-CHANGL

nAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF
AZ PIER PLEASURE TRAVEL TO CATsKlLL
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LEBANON STRINGS, SARATO-
Ga MONTREAL and all points North and West, via Hud.
River.
The new steamboat C. vIBBARD. Capt D. II. HITCH.
COCK, and the DANIEL DREW, Capt J. r. TALLMAS,
form daily lire for Albany from Desurossesst, AZ
and J0th % $40 landing Cozzcnss Hotel Dock Wet
Point, NeWbuTeh Poushke,pe Rhinebeck Catsail. and
Hudson Tickets sold board, and baggage checked West
and North.
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n y y
Neneh.stcr Toms River, Barncg shainong and Ats.on
On and aiirr " EDNESDAN IeKt. June H., ond uni inrher
notice. the fast aud cannodOus steamer JESSE hOl wht
lesyc foot OF Murray.st North River, daily sunlys ~.
ceprdD atGl5 M, II d. and i.i3 CONNIE ting witi
The t. and u. Il. . at fOst Monmouth wh Trans iof 'ho
above points. ., 80
Returning trains vii. lcave Long Branch a, 75 A. M ll;o
m, aud y. ~. -, u ., L., nj
Station for Shark Eiyer New -l5edioTd and sculn.
STAGES connect NJ Manchester and Noodnaie 'or ION
Riverrud Beruesat TucheTiou, Warrtown MaYnahswAcn
For further Information apply 70 oihcc on me Ilrf.
Communication tickets 20 Lang Branch, Red hanS. Sc.,
&c. can be had application 30 tl, Company Office No. %
Beaverst. 49, . ....,.,,,,. 81. -, .
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ CO.--On and after MuNDhl Jan 10 1867 Trains WI
leave NEW-YORK for BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON,
Il aud 10 H. NJ p and l. Midnight abe $50
Train will taAe Passengers lor BAlTMOE and w AshlN.-
TON ony This Train makes connection a. ffihdepla
Train. lof Philadelphia will leave Newlogk d and 10 IL ~,
u M. and p. n... nnd y Midnight.
MILITARY TICKETS will not be received 10 %. y a. IN
or T..g n u Trains. j. ". WOODhlfF,
Dec ~, 1863. Assistant Suterntenoeh y }. IL H.
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Gorscs, Carriages, &,r.

orlnrrHaAsrrK's OFrIcg. NEw.YoRg April l6, 1864
ETILLLRY HORSES WANIED.-I,O 900
~ Artillery Horses wanted for which One Hundred and
Seventy Dollar. viii PAID for oil that pass Inspection
Ihc.. horses be sound in every particular broken to
af.,. NOT ess ian J hands -h and viii be presented fo
i..t on al the Government sable, a5ihs, btween Oih
IN nj avenues STEWART VAN NLIET
Qlartcrinasitr.
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Julcrnal Ncpciine. .
ITNIrEp sTATEs INTEENAL REyENI p.

I NOTICE Of SALE ofPROrEHrY DisfkANED.-
~ ftecr Ind Store .iurcs and safe packages OF Unread
lo OF Era.s lnd lyon Trimmings nr hiuVlrAt aTF'
quantity OF kn!pacs STRAPS 20 r.'s 81 hiHP'n ~ "
,,iy Of d. nd r. q sides 81 Leather, 10 hars II
Good suppo-rd 20 coutan Brown Hfihns'' - - q"
a. noid. Internal Rcvcune supper the Government aI
., ,y lurret on The Pubic Iobi" led Juy let li,I.
oyd ~ e al. rinenl.orv cfro di'tltn,ed by ne
berauee oil default by stephens Clrpcs n tlc pigment o.
,r set on, on t. 2if dav Of June, 1874, q II o'clock
m he Grcnoon at No 20 Wht,. 100 tie City ~ New ORR
10 the highest bidder. 20 ai IS and make payment 81 ah
mon such di.traiut ond -arDatod New. York June s-'
1901. jon ha' ''s t -. ~ ~ ~ ,- ".
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'S'HE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
IL

=. IRtAsuRKks OFFICE BosroS June q, 1864.
~ fncetls 81 the Once held this day, u
oed The. regular dividend II A. Der share and an
extra dyideni Of same amount free Government tax
aud ie same hereby declared payable on the lot day Of
July mex TO holders Of stock the oil business on tie
20 ins payment TO BE- made to stockholders residing in
icngn, nu registered IN Boston, tie oice Of the
General Receiver IN Detroit; 20 holders Of stock registered n
e City Of Ncwlo.k ~ the Office o. the Faricr. Loan aud
Trust Co.. IN sid City and al oors Il tue office OF the
Treasurer in tho City IL Boston.
Voted That The transfer hooks Of the Company be closed
from the 2Jd met. until The 1t of July
ISAAC LlNEKMOnE, Treasurer.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

II ~
J TAX SDlfCE-fn acco.laner with the provisions Of
The act of Congc.. 70 provide Internal Revenue t. IA port
, Government and pay interest on tie IuJue D'ut, Ap
,o, I1y 1872 aud of the amendments Thereof notice IS
berv Given That the assessment rolls 81 the krih tolec-
t Itrict comprn the Ets, valuations and enunirra-
t of III. sisfgut Assessors for the Eighteenth Twentieth
and Tviy.lrst Wards OF the Atty Of New OK mciudis
Income Tal 1858, will be open for examination al ihs
hereof aud tho. for five days thereafter appeal wl be -
ceivrd and de,,riued by II this oi'e daily nom ~
A. m 70 D. m relative 20 erroneous or excessive yllua-
ton Of property. jocts liable TO duty or lAnion AM
pcais be ia whiting and pceiy the particular cause
matter On thing respecting which decision requested and
must state tho ground principle Of ulary error com
planned Of Dated al Nos 23J aud "a thay Ntw OH Cay!
this nth day Of June, 1903. A. j. BbEL.hEh,
l.. :. Assessor lth District New ofk.
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0rrlor MARrrrrA AID CIxoIsxAn RI. Co,

OFFICE MARIETTA AID CiScisyATI RI. Co,
CHILIIcoInE, o., June ~, 1864
rl,O Observation-Disclosures Transfer Books
f,, C,,auy will be closed from tie ist TO the 18th Of
IL t,si,e =, Ills Office and d the Agency lthe Farm
.Ts Loan aud ru Company ~ Newfes pepa "a s 70
the Semi Annual Dividends Holder, oi oeIo ' ~ ~
,ed 10 I,ender them before the co.ing Of The books
f"''''' " w J.. WATSON, Secretary
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n DIG Island RAlLROAD = SUMMED

NORTHERN i. H., Of W-JERSEY.-
y Tn. leave I,rsey City ior Pernontai o. in' 1913 a.
iu 2.l5 q. m. - %. and G:J p ~ The y:.' i and
- u. u. r.m thrlieii to Non.ry.
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NORTH CLEAR CREEK
IN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANIES
Gilpn County. Colorado Territory.
TRUsTETs.
Hon JOHN A. DIX.
Hon. EDWARDS plERREPONT,
JOSEPH FRANCIS esq,
Z. y. bJNllNG esq,
4. q. BODtlSb. esq, Colorado.
Proclamation. JOHN a. DIX
Tre4surer-JOSEpH FRANCIS. ESQ.
tounse-CHAELES y. BLAKE, ESQ.
The properly Of this Company consists q 27l feet the
GROUND hOG. GREGORY No. 2, SIMMONS, CONCORD,
and ceebT cd dc eopcd sodbeang odcs in the bet
mining district Of Colorado Also the Henderson l uolg
running and in excellent order Capital stock 0J 0vo
Whoenuuber shores 10000 Par, = 10 are portion o The
stock hs already been tNen by private alscrpon books
open the Office o. the Company, No. % beaver
NewYok, where inednumber OF shtEes Gu be subscribe ed
for par by applying 90 tie Treasurer OF tie Company be-
tween the hours 81 10 4 and %. %.
Cops, the Prospectus nay be obtained the Office Of tie
Compsiy.
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OFFICE OF THE M'EiPosA Co., 30 81 Wallst.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that at the drawing
this day had OF % bonds Of this Company redemption
of ihe Sinking Fund tie following wn Nos.
H. 80 g. ~ g. o. 90 100 C5 2i5 2 40 so 4ei, 3d. 49,
-, 8lG col 1903 l7, 1875. 1851 1884, 49, aud that tie
will be paid in Gold the lst day OF JULY next, on
pirscuaton tue Office Of the Company Bonds must be
presented for payment within days alter be l d9y of
July next under penalty Of forfeiture of tie r,nt Of redcmp-
ton under this drawing. JOHN WAIT, Secretly
New York, June q, 1884.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-23

TaAxsyrn OrYIrE or THE NEW JERSEY IiNc Co..
No l03 Libegty-si.. Ncw-iork June IL, luCi
fHNUE annual INTEREST on The scrip ISSUED
bv tic New. Jer-ey Zinc Company viii be due aud rhynpe
- - n. his Office. The cdp transfer books WA be
closed froul lie Plat 5Otb inst, both dys ncsi,e
co'ou 'i0"' Wv r. II. fARLlN, Treasurer
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finanrlol.
~ III f Is L S T INV STMEN T
Il Is 1910 LOAN

III f Is L S T INV ESTM MEN T
Il is io4O LOAN
BONDS OF so, 800 $500 81 ooo
bearing interest per cent in Gold from LIST March last This
interest maybe paid in Cuencyby the purchaser at 50 ucr
cent premium, and Gold Is worth o. per cent premium
These Bonds better than money loaned on Bond and
Mortgage at Il per cent per
Apply at the
NINTH NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW.YORK
CAPITAL, $l,oOCWo
II VI. HUMPHREY, Cashr. JOSEPH L. ORvIs Prest
TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER THR tuERKyCy
W on april Ia. 1854
Iceas BY satisfactory evidence presented to the under.
signed has been made appear that The Ninth National
Bank Of the City Of NewYork. in the County Of
and State Of NewYork. has been duly organized under
and according to the requirements of tie act Of Con.
eress, entitled AN act TO provide National Currency
for the circulation and redemption thereof" approved Feb
g. 1853 and mas complied with al the provisions OF aid act
required to be complied with before commencing the business
Of Banking
Nr therefore, l. Hugh McCulloeh, Comptroller Of the Cur
rcrcv DO hereby certify that The Ninth National Bank Of the
City Of NewYoik County New York and State Of New
York is Authorized the business OF Banking
under the ac, sfore'aid
In testimony Whereof witness my hand and seal oil ONCE
this Eighteenth day Of April, lSJA
81 fthe HUGH McCUILOCH
:Comp The Currency: Comptroller Of the Currency.