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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-18
Gnanfial.
GAN ANTONIO
SILVER MINING COMPANY
OF ARIZONA.
1000 SHARES-NOMINAL PAR, $50 EACH.
1900 only to be subscribed for

10000 SHARES-NOMNAL PAR, $50 EACH
5000 only to be subscribed for
ISSUED For THE PURCHASE OF MINING CLAIMS
AND PROPERTY IN ARIZONA.
TRUSTEES:
SAM. F. BUTTERWORTH esq, President Of the
Quicksilver Mining Co.
ANTHONY w. MORSE. esq, Of Morse Co.
CHARLES LAMSON, esq Of Charles II. Marshall Co.
FREDERICK c. GERHARD, esq, Of schsshaId!
Gebhard
MATT ELLIS, esq, ofBoston.
JAY CADY, esq, Of Schenectady.
PRESIDENT;
SAM. =. BUTTERWoRTH eco.
TREASURER:
CHARLES LAMSON ESQ.
BANKERS
MsssRs sCuUCHARDT GEBHARD.
ATTORNEYS:
MEssRs. FOSTER X THOMSON
Books fSubscipon for the purchase Of Shares Of his
Company at $25 share open ocej f5 payable at
the subscription, and the balance May 1854
Au,entcn is called the letter Sam f. But.eJworth, esq
who has lately visited he property Of the Company.
MORSE Co.,
April s. 1854 No. "a William ST., New York.
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DACIFIC QUICKSILVER MINING
COMPAki.

DACIFIC QUICKSILVER MINING
L COMPAki.
40. 600 SHARES. NOMINAL PAR. R..........sIOO
10000 SHARES. OFFERED ON SUB 80
SChlPIlON, at'''''''''''''''''''''''''''' oo ceeh
s4oo, 600 IN CASH RESERVED. AS THE WORK
ING CAfITAL.
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL
COMPANY viii BE- OPENED on tho 18th instant, at II
O'Clock al the Osice Of tho undertsucd
,cSg riSe D0a' or wh i edrste viii BE- issued emitting the
owner TO The Shares provided further gaynTnt u len Dol
share with interest, be paid ht or before Tic times when
called for by the Trustees.
WILLIAM BOND Work
A. A. SUMNER. New.Yo
d RANDOLPH MARTIN. New.York, 49,
JOSEPH b. STEWART, Washington City,
Gen. 'oN'' FRE4suRFR: Ii siSP5 + '''o'H'A
u. RANDOLPH MARTIN
SOLICITORS;
WHEELER 4 ARMSTRONG, In kew.fork
CASSERLf & BARNES in San Francisco. -
Eo. a EXCHANGE PLACE NEW. 0Rx April 10, las-.
the PSciyic oTicSsrLvrR MsizG CosPAsr, webes 20 gdd
tie following statement, which / furnished 10 US Hon ieOe
The property Of the PACIFIC QuIeKsIIvER MrsISo Cow
PISY comprises the Cinnabal Gains Of twenty sa copa
uc eonsoidsted The claims thu. united eY'e o'fI ,iee
County California, about seventy miles northeast Of san
a,.ay o Prof Kent the United States Asay Oes sPci
as,ayed by hin yielded ~ 20 ltt stst %
supply thus isr having been drawn nom hose Of Aacn IN
spaln; ldria In Austria and e Scw aden nines IA sl
fuds The mines of the Psehe osicbslveT Mining Com
pany rroiuGe OF rchac eqe 10 ihe beet u ese and
worked with ample cansl of oquA sneres Ihe want ei
capital has AlOn. prevented thsiT earlier tcyoopn,nt
Or the srca, and increasing demand for OucAtei -
quite uneesTy e. sPesk nor Of the fse retains ade by
the few snOTn mines II Cinuabar.
Fiery new mine of gold silver create an incrcafed de-
asnd and tho small Of this great ITopgry, ire nom In
srbrancn on tho terms offered viz only S2Oy9 FOR The
proprTty with $4,000 in eash Land places II IN i'''
favorable position. ., - ,,, 49,. Il
Brooklyn various pants OF the ledge can be seen a. ou'
olIce. Very respectfully, o, ,-oo,.,, , r.
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OFFICE OF THE DUBuouE AND SIouK CRY RAILROAD
COMPANY, NJ. j.. JEsUP a Co., Transfer Agents, |
No. SO ExcHAx0EPLACH, corner BRoADsr,
NEW YORK. April l6 1901.
TNHE TRANSFER BOOKS of the DUBUQUE
Il AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD COMPANY viii be
CLOSED in the CITIES OF DUBUQUE and NEW-iORk
the 25h inst and remain closed until the 10th day OF Nay
mex inclusive. GEO. ID. LAWRENCE, Treasurer.
MINING STOCKS, rs well as all other kinds
IVA Of Securities BOUGHT and SOLD at all the Stock
Boards IN Boston Philadelphia &c. otherwise,
on commission by ALBERT H. NlCOLAY No. ~ iisn-st
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4 AXE GOLD MINING COMPANY,
Ia COLORADO.

B0OFf now IN I7'71E 0EN
No 10 Wsl for subscription to the capital stock oil TINS
Company at the subscription price OF 81 so per share.
NOPPER, NICKEL and COBALT MINES.
WANTED-A party with rash capital OF $4,000 0f SO
much houd bs reaurcd erect and further develop
he Mnes 10 whom half interest Ia the Capital stock aud
Mines would be given In Of the best NlChEL' CoDhLi
and COPPER MINES In the world.
This Mine engines and maensly In good running order
ready TO start any day. sufficient to mine sud nom
An n, 0O tons OF ore and the mines will Yield an un'
limit ed amount ore yields (vaIious assays) ol
Copper, from 10 to 70 pee cent
Eicscl, from "A TO 6l per cent
Cobalt from trace 10 20 per cent II,
WANT OF CAPITAL Is the only inducemcnt that eoud
% owners part with portion Of their interests
Iddres. IL. NJ. THOMPSON, Ireasurer,
' st. Louis No.
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pLACK HAWK
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
kINES-BOBTAIL, GREGORY, &c.
LoDES, GlLPIN Co., COLORADO.

Sh4AAb oV,VVV ShhNb0' CIV" A
TRUSTEES:
z. H. JUDD, New York.
w. H. LIE, Colorado
ANTHONY ARMOUR, New York.
GEO. BLISS, Jl.. kew.York
q. W. CHILD New York.
J. r.. WILLIAMS, Ncw-iok.
J. HALL PLEASANTS. Baltimore.
LEONARD SWEET. Washington.
CARLOS PIERCE, Boston.
prrsidont.........,......F III. JUDD.
Siec-Presidrnl. ..........W. l.. LEE.
Treasurer or...............W WALTER L. LAYTON
secfe;sGy.. LiTTLEJ0HN
ulss....a.........yOlN 5. WOODWARD.
Geteral p.ssotor.. 80. ;MYLo LEE.
Office so. % Cru It. New iork.
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NEw.YoRK AND NEW HAVEN RAlLRoAD Co
oRFicE OF TBE PITTsBUgeu, FoRr WaYEr .ASo ASo }

CHICAGO RAIIRoAD ConPASY April 8, 1854.
nIVIDEND on STOCK.-The Board OF Dl-
H. have this day declared DltlDEND o. t&.l
Of the Company for the quarter ending 3st March ss aud
out of the net earnings Of ad quarter payable (ree OF Gov
srnment taxi on and r Ieh day Of May proxio at the
senera office Of the Company in the City Of Pittsburgh to the
tkboers whose stands the books there and AZ the
agency Of the Company tWinsow, Lanier Co.., No "
Wa in the City Of Newl oIk 10 the stockholders whose
stoek stands upon the books there.
The transfer books Of The Company win close 81 o'clock
m on the I'd day May and remain closed until 10 O'Clock
A m on the lTth day OF May thereafter.
By order Of the Board OF Directors, ~ -
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@rceerles anb 1)ropisions.

KENNEDY's EXTRA FINE CAMBRlDGE"
IN PORT CRACKERS in barrels hslfbsrrels, and boxes
for SALE at No 10 Courands Every family should have
a box of our assorted Crackers.
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no me STOCKMOLDERS of dc MARI-

THO THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the MAXI
L POSA COMPAEY.-Notice il hereby gvon, that meet,
ing Of soiholdcfs Of the Marpo Company VIII 10 he'd
at the Office Of the -sid Company ko - Wli IN tho Ciy
OF New York the Oil day Of May next at noon Tor The
purpose deciding upon tho increase and mcreesnS NC
amount Of the Capital Stock Of the said Company BY On sd
don oftweny hournd shares 10 the ono hundred hourand
capital Of one hundred ind twenty thousand shares the par
value Of hundred dollars share amounting altogether 10
twelve millions Of doar IN order a he floating debt oi the
Company may be paid and the mining aud other resources Of
is estate may be completely and e1peditousy de-
yeioped.
JAMES 10Y
NORRIS KETCHUM
GEORGE OPDYKE,
Neyy-York, April II, 1861 Majority Of the Trustees
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NnanffaI.
CLEvgLAkD AND TOLEDO RAILRo!
Assistant Treasurer United States

,-..,ravR's OPfICK CLlsyELASD. O Maieh 10 ioVt'
= SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF per
"A CFNT free from Government taI, upon the Gepita
SS,,l ~ he CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD
y has bis day been declared by tho Board of D
Co.a. ls on lie ga day Of April next ct the Office Of
vors tERMlLYE Co, No ii Wall st., kew-Yok City,
nd until the 2st day OF May next and after the a'eI cate az
,hs Compenys Office in Cleveland. -
bs TonIanys stock Transfer Books win be closed on
nI ne eiI w n. c. LUCE Treasurer.
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TpRAsrRHKs UFFICK, NLtVfIAND AND IIIsbtAuHI
RAILROAD CO., CLEvELAsD. o., April 3. lgGi
\ SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of -FOUR
~ PER CENT free Of Government tax upon the capital
80 Company has this day been dec red by tho Board
SDectors payable the 28h inst to
m New York At the office Of the Farmers Loan and Trust
ompany until the 10Th day Of May and after that day at the
s ofihe Company in Cleveland Stockholders registered
A. Cleveland will receive their dividends IN this city.
The transfer books will be closed the 2jd ns and open
n, The 5th day Of May. r. ROCKNE ELL, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-18

ISSUED FOR THE PURCHASE OF MINING CLAIMS
AND PROPERTY IN ARIZONA.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-18

80. 600 SHARES NOMINAL PAR. .........Si0O
10000 SHARES. OFFERED ON SUB
SCkIPTlON, at..............''.''''''''' ~ ee'
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slational 9epablitaaL.
p,s,s on . R.,iTo.d Pr..,d emit,

fJ Besth OF = Railroad Pressuent,
Nathaniel Marsh, Esq., President Of the Nsv
York and Erie Railroad, died at his home OF
Staten Island on Monday night, after llnger
ing illness Of many months, during part o.
which he was able 70 attend to his duties a.
President OF the road. For year or more hl.
health has not been good, and many OF those
who watched his decline from time 10 time
will not DO surprised at the announcement Of
his death, while TO others the news will DO most
unexpected. 10 ~ -"rH ....s
Mr.. Marsh was born in Hsycrhill, Mass.
where his ancestors resided, we believe, for
several generations. He was educated at Dart
mouth College, Hanover, N. H., and studied
law In his native State, soon after which he
removed 70 New York and became one OF the
Assistant Editors Of tho New York Bkprsss.
When John Lorlmer Graham was made the
City Postmaster, Mr.. Marsh became his first
assistant, In which Office he was distinguished
for his industry and business habits. He was
afterwards made Secretary Of the New York
and Erie Railroad, and In that position won
the respect Of the Directors and Stockholders
for the attention and skin displayed BY him in
the arduous duties Of his Office. He served the
road during the dark and troublous times OF
Its greatest misfortunes, and lived TO see the
stock rise under his suporintendence from three
and four dollars q share TO between one hun
dred and thirty and forty dollars.
When the Erie road was in It's greatest
trouble he was selected by the Supreme Court,
with the recommendation Of the largest stock.
holders, and with the general approval Of The
business community most interested ih It's sue
cess, 70 be the Receiver OF the road. After two
years Of very successful administration. during
which the payment Of interest was resumed
upon the bonds, all the old debts paid, and the
stock Of the company placed In condition
where the payment OF dividends was probable,
Mr.. Marsh was elected President Of the road.
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PROPOSALS.
ORDINANCE oFFfCF.

II bEEANIHEuT.
~. ..#rn wAsnIsoros, iuiy is. ida
=
n Sss,sd proposals. will BE- received At this oe.,
.or alag; s'ssnblins plating, nnishiss. pssiiss
o 2. 9. ARTILLERY CURE mrs.
81 me Latest pattern, be dev. red Il The Omitted
yoss oronanos Agency, NJ. IS Worth stTeef, Nsw
Tse IA. s.,, and ,,.,,, VI
from the drops % Be furnished ron he s,H sasld
Arm -, VII re speeinens ard the roocei M n
30 made com Nc q ,Ss ' S,ss. ar
~ gansfl And 70 be hued With lead before DsinE
q. bs.s iron clock wire .ad IN. over bar Of Sr.:
" ne a1ish 70 be in ali respects 70 that
The BID. are @ be subject to Inspection At all
be marked with tue makers name nd fssidses -
every 70 peot with the pattern standsd Dits at
M Tb ns% spsio h, ,.,.., 49,. :,
saen, Labelled, ten bundles ma OK, az prescr bel
~ the inspector. Paeaing boxes 20 be valued ty
Deiisesf fH o. which ar, to b. u.a, x,,,oo, A,
hadi 6 are 70 be made at the ,ts % So bis De
on the aoth d,y q Angus Isst
in,peosdb fire issued and for ist o. p,rt. i..usG
No bids " II he considered except no n pari,.s
actually sngss d in I've plating and nLishins bust
be fully competent TO execute in ,hsir own ,hop,
the work oposei for.
Forms o. I'D Gao Be obtained at the above Ar
~ poeais not mode OUT on "A, abop, firm ,c,u mn,
= ''u'o' eu.R,rrv ..,.
propos,,ion with |. guaranty, signed by two r.
~ ,n pe.."ns' INST 70 es.e his scecpt'e
w., W good and suiiissnt .nreties, in sun eqHs'
"a
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DROP SAILS FOR LEAD.
ORDNANCE oEripr, 7N.n prrAarMlsr, /

ORDINANCE orrfur, Wan pvrAnraIsr,
sealed p. pw%sssH1i E,s July !. Isst,
ofiee until MoNDAN, July IS 1884, att p. M, fSr
| T@o rHoUSAND Tons LEAD.
| This lead TO h approved QpNlty, pure and ahft
,ui,sele TO- ardnsGe purpo:e,, sni s 70 DC os ".
sr,d It the nfnesNid NrsGqal, tree ~ auy cha fses
eas than ne hundred tons ou the 10Th 1I al ynsi
~ ~. not lee thsn 1--we hundred tous per nonti
wall subject the contr.cnr W sDFi.irt.ro Of he
lumber OF tons he may TIL 70 deliver a. that Iins.
The bidder viii S s seoais1d; "a s,,on,,,u 1t.
rr"positoo With gasrsnsy, signCd hV NO rsss
popaibc pc -oh. 'htri" case his IL Il sesap,ot
h. wil' n once execute tho contract for thsssme'
tt'h good aud sumo rntuur"ties, N sum couri 10
N" H"ol y o' H. 90 tract, del vCF the srttola
prono.rdI "a eon,or ~ sth tho srws OF tnis ~
soitistmenu sol In oNsT the rNid hldArt should
all 70 enter ta'o the onnt- act, tbey to N 70 vnoj
ehin tene~ b-,w-- n ole OF sald bliIlrr and
me n'rsot msy be ~. del
The resionsi'nIity 81 the FTATantorv mug, ha
shown by the otrei eer'ine,te NJ the clerk III the
gAet istrir, Cur, or OF the United s'stss
. DDS IN = .nm sQuN torths amour, Of the Oop.
gus snrors, viii br 70 ,urrd ~ rae sn-.,s.T1
"'nner or bidne-s upon sig Ing the cOltract,
FONN ~ GUARANrY, ~
We, thS unbor tgre'l, rec den -, In
NJ cou y vt - -, N1h St,tr -
here y,riia'iy and .cvprnIly, cnvcn.nt wub an.
uGi'rh >'"e. "n" gasrsptCe, 1, oSse The foregou E
nd ~ ---------- ls = opted, M, he or rhsS viii
N",cc ~ Uu'C he erntrSct Enr thr s.ei WIN
x4I = d 'prh'dfnt .ureu . Ia 4 GuU gual 70
no smrurt Ui rhr 90 rrtct, 10 iutn an he
,r'ioIes ptuPn-ct ~ 70 rmity ~ I'M, terms q, ,bs
Awe them ~ Gate r,lv ~ ~ uufIpI WIG ths
md was M .l", snd In essa The s,,d 10y ab.N
'A'l " ~rttI irtp ultra - NCnras ,ia we gut.
Hntee IN mske Gnnd N difference het o. o. tb.niFs,
II the ssd ------Nuith the msN lowest r..spo1,tbIe
.ndde, or the person 10 ~hon the eoa,rset m ~ 30
Gwen unlor our h.nis and seal,
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.GRAY's PATENT
MOL ED COLLARS

Are not simply fat pieces Of paper cut In the form
of collar, but are Nodded and Shaped TO ~ he neck
having perfect curve free from angles or break,
which is obtained by our patented process, which
also secures another advantage pOissIssd BY no Other
collar, viz Space for tie Crdpai In the Turn-dowp
style, he inside Of Vaieh Is perfectly suOon and free
from FUCKERS, making this COLLAR for ease, neatness
and durability, unequAlled.
They are made In rundown style In sizes from
70 to II, and In GSrotte from 10 to II inches and
packed In neat blue boxes Of 100 each; also in
smaller ones Of 10 eAeh-the latter q very handy
package for trSvelerB, army and navy officers.
10 EVERY COLLAR 10 stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT NJ LDED COLLAR.n
Sold by all deAlerI In Mems Furnishing Goods,
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
Az PennHylvania avenue,
Between Niuth and Tenth streets,
jeo-dam Washington, D. G.
Az / l. l. A KIDS aOTEL,
" sEkES CHADWICK a CO.,
Oo'ner PENN IVania Audsus and Jo,gtSSuA Irssi,
Ws.hingSoA 20 isL-iy
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LOCAL NEWS.

A DssRAos TO MS RsarNnsr.-.Morrisg Joy
q I,idi r, was arrested this morning b. ONCE
Ipnp, o he Fourth wsId on th. charge Of stee
IN 90, 10 n m . girl nsmrd Kste Orr, who Y !
color. atiumpet resi- ling IN contra and brethe
on ihlttaenth street. Morris paid her a call ls,i
night and prolonged ~ till this mornings ts Hight
He was TAX before Justlee GibtIsoV, who CON
mitted HIM TO Jail for court. 81 dt.| "If.f
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WHITBHuasT's GALLERY, 4S4 PRsrsYLvAl,
AvEFpE.-This celebrated establishment has u
been elegantly rehtted and furnished. Has one
the largest collections Of Photographic negatiy
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousar
embracing nkenesses Of distinguished persol
these fallen In battle can be obtained here. =
superior work, Whitehurst outAtripping his 90
petitOrs, received q medal at the Worlds ia
London, Particular attention 10 called 10 his nj
imperial Photographs, also vignetts now mu
ought after. novIA-t
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n r F 1 9 I A L

HEApo'Rs MIL. Dist. OF WASHINGTON, !
WAsHiNoros, d. O., July 70, 1854. !,
General Orders No. "a.
Having been assigned, by orders Of the Secretary
Of War, TO act Provosi Marshal Of the forces In
and around Washington, II hereby ordered that
no person not In the military service shan DO al
owed 20 approach the iines OF defenees surround
ns the cities OF Washington and Georgetown, or
TO enter the campo OF the foroes therein aitho6t
permit sisned by or BY the order OF tho Major Con-
eral Commanding the Department or the -taty
OF War. Any person so offending win be arres,ed
and his horses, vehicles or other property seized
and condemned to military use. ~ ,r.-s1 i
&c. 4lLss o. % MN. wIsswELL, "
Colo 81, MILITARY Governor and Provost Marshal
OF the forces In District Of Columbia. jyi Nv
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q FIRE ALARM TmKoRAPH.r-The Police an,
Fire Alarm Telegraph, which has been IN the pfg
pleted BY tho ist Of August. superintendent,
sal ~ Of 81 800 and three eperatorp, a. talAt
Of 81, 100 oh, viii conduct the enterprise. Tnt
Comm ssioners and half by the Corpofstion.
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGEPABLEs
l. Foa THr NAVY.
n NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Provisions 4 D GI0l aIaa,

Sealed proposals, endorsed " Prop"sain ,5F Erssh
Beef and W getHbles," will he Veesived q mi, l.
reAu until ooiook, y. m, on the 20 n OF ly In.
stAnt, for he supply OF N 90 p unds OF r'rts
Beef and 20 900 pouhdA III Fre Z, setNb ~ A. the
Washington station required The n, al And
Vegetables m .st DO OF good a. tity aud the best
the market an Is, and each Art musi be otfeT Al
for by the pound. The heef must be Ia ea IaI ufo.
portions, fore and hind qu >rtsrs.
Bonda with approved security, wi | be required
In one-hAlf the ssti mated amount OF The eOntFAst
and tweotg per cent In addition - ~ swlthhsld
from the AMouot OF eseh psyn, at to be rusdo, a.
collateral security for the du" pert rmsnOs OF the
contrast, which will on no account DO paid until II
10 fully compiled with.
Every ofsr IN ,de must 30 accompanied BY q writ.
ten guaranty, signed by one or m 'ro Feanons biz
persons, that the bidder or bidders WILL IL Mis- or
their bid be accepted, enter int An biiEAion With
10 i've days, with sSni aud sumo ient sur,tlas Ia
furnish the Artiol's proposed.
No proPns Il will bs considered unlaBa acsOmpA.
MED by such GunAnty, = al D. 81 tsftrtoTy evil
dence that the htdder 10 . regular lIrAlor Ia the
articles proposed aud has the license required by
law,
The Denartment reserves the right to reject any
PROPOSAL not q" nSidSrOd a vAntaseous 10 III Cow
nment. MS lot
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FBw days since notorious guerrilla nsmsd
Edward Edwards, who resided near Dalton
and has participated In several bridge-burniuR
exploits, and has taken the life OF more than
one yal man, was publicly hanged at Dalton
in the presence Of q large number OF citizen
rphala is
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n p + 1 O 1 A L.

OFrIoE OF PRovosT MARSHAL AND BoARD orr
ENROLMENT OF DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA. J
WAsHiseror, d. O., June u, 1854
For convenience Of Government employees
ONLY, the Board Of Enrolment Of the District Of
Columbia will hear claims Of Exemption on the
fround OF non-residenoe, at their once, corner
eighteenth and streets, from IL TO 10 O'Clock, D.
o., daily. J. @. PUTNAM. 5'
Captain lst Regiment v. n. C., and Provost Mar
shall District Of Columbia. en-
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ORPHANS CoURT-Judoe P,reeR.-Yter-
day morning, letters Of administration we're
granted on the estate Of George scbiilo tisry
Sohillo. ~. ..f.
The will Of Bernard wagsaman, bsqus ins
his estate to his wife Therrise, and MONT ine
her rs executor, was fully proved, and OBJ
tained letters Parliamentary on the estate.
ty 10 his children was partially proven.
The will OF Aenry s. Ward was also pAAlly
proven. He bequs aths his house on FouRnth
> rect 10 Jane Lawson, and directs the ste Of
kept by him, TO be Bolh, and the prooeeds b.
turned over TO his natural Gid, Ida, AihG 7
mother, Mary sorrell. Conrad Finkman ispm.
mated - executor. t. r..... 80 4
James Davis, ooIored youth, who haseen
confined in jail for larceny, was brought lore
the court and bound a. an apprentice; the crinal
Judge Purcell, In binding him AdminiitA q
wholesome lecture, which II IL to be hoped 1gill
heed. 80
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sozoDoNT, the most popular Dentifrlce
existence, used and pr aised by everybody, Sold
Druggists everywhere. F', jylsoo3i
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VARIETIESi VARIETIES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.

lFrontins Penn'a avenue ana Ninth street,
HAN bLlN 4 co. ................ Proprietors
FITZ slmMO -. Stage Manager and Advertiser.
The re test Ia ent In America House Crowd
ed Nightly. Gre summer Resort-hll OF I'm.
mense windows G'rdiner sstHts-MAry and Car
rie. Young, Lovely .nd Beautiful hrtistes Nov
positively will DO pc formed he militar apectScu-
lar dramAo rhEFRENCHs spy or, The Storming
OF hlsiers Kitty scott the lovely formed artistic,
10 the triple rayishing oh r.ctets, bliss rel ma
Smith, Lettie handler, Fannie Msy Masgi- Yer
mon, A ME Fillmore, Billy est and Larry TOOL v.
Friday Afternoon AID Night jury 2, neena smith'a
Benefit. Wednesday, Levee.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-20

EXCITEMENT ON THE AvEsUR.-Nnw
BeauIi,ui styles OF Gold Plated Je,yelry and 81
lar JeweIpy tore, No. ass PepaSyiysnia ave
near Fo rand a-half street. .'' jyi1!lV
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-20

BUReLARI.-The Office Of the Washitton
Express Company, situsted corner New Jerssrve-
nue. AID street north, was entered last mig and
several valuable articles stolen. The burgl3 out
ava, the wood around the door-knobs, andHzed
off the locks. .'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-20

CONFERENCE.-The high reputation wh
this place q amusement has earned 10 welI.
tanned ny the present excellent company engti
therej and rs a consequence, the house n III q
oyerfowing, nightly, Mise Jennie Ergie, !
iaeh, and The entire company sppe 10 an.
trkctive bill to.nisht, concluding with the lai
able pantomime of Cobbler us Tailor,p in wi
all he company take part. The great Fire
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-20

A CRAZY WOMAN his morning, an indhe
halls from numfries, Vs., was escorted, by Oder
Grant, Of the Fourth ward, TO the station n gse.
She wa. walking through the streets, sing nigh q
/ very boistefous manner. Pa. q. I'IE1
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-20

THE THIRD CORPS. .--."ThE Ola.
J. MONDn 10 new house just opened BY the
AID otileer0 lat~S belunsins to The ST ourps, Army
OF the POtomAe, liz fuTnisred With everything
that tho palate III an eplcur,yH n liquors oould
desire, AID we rroommrGd n-I igishds 20 pay
visit 10 tsa Tenth street. The ofieerS espOei y Nv
I Hooker's and ksSIney's old divisions, Win
lwAyS b. welcome, Ie2b-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-20

NEW York sTYLKs.-9e,tlsms1I's Clothing -
BeLo and large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. Tho Engligh Sack and Walk
Rs SOsts excel T. beauty grade and finish any
WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
oea-b R22 Pa. Av.. hot. Ninth and Tenth sits.