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, 1864-12-15
de13 bfN C C1pttIn and G. S.y 6. s. 4.
nFFICE OF THE DEPOT
~ cUARTERMkSTER.
Eox1 LXAyIywnErU. KASeAs.l

.ovy keSen!,es eS 4 I; 19ta a ~, ~
anti Il ocIocf H. on the slst das oiDecembes. is oI
'fRRa Ron17 II 10 @ Torx leavenwostn. Laramie
saea2 saa &: S
saqe q a; e essesssa = IL efte,ss = EsersxEa
aoaS III q
the Te1Tltor5 oi Colorado nosth of 90 degrees noth
ss t. !hs sa.s e u IL
months rom Apti to September tnrusi'e o1 he year
IN lie STATE of Kansas and he town q Kansas n dc
e e + n ss Rsnass
Territory Of Colorado, south Of latitude 10 degrees
6 6nan oSsr &
ua,ed IN that Territory 10 Fort Garland, and 70 any
man.poF ssia te.es u sseh Of the moaths from April
hoa1S ri gaien ~ oths5 depot
ee q s
@ II n sna t. sns1 9s r s
Teass Eest of longitude is vest Sade.s e
state ths rsts pe. ~ raa1di p. 10 y lIss At we
asz M e Sc
The weight to be transported each ycaI w1ll not
oeeS .e R1ss No snd pounds % Roate easa
No additional centsEe x1l be psld TOR the trans
portatton bacon hard BREAD pine lumber thiDses,
BREEZY sea S1nsa shead e1ve their names III tu we'll
HlsSa ty BOND Ii he sum Il en dol
sss. signed b Two more responsible ne1zens cnsl
y t1s "a
pastles IN accordance with the terms Of this ad'eFt
The amount OF bonds required will be az tolloEh:
t,D koute 70 y X;
satisfsctof5 Evidence ii 6e ioysity lid solys1ey
, 1864-12-15

0EkfeH1e&%*17
On Conductor Kincazde's train, on the New
York Central last night, a lady with q vas:
circumference Of hoop occupied whole seat
as the cars went ont OF tins city. Taking up
Tickets the conductor evidently suspected
something when be came to this lady, and po.
litely requested her to rise as he Thought she
was sitting on something that had been lefl
, 1864-12-15
Qt)ifago Qrlbnne.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1864.
the NATIONAL BANKS,
Details Of the National Banking
System.
Their Number, Condition and Circu-
latiou-
EcEort Of the Comptroller of. Cur
rtnCY.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF TIE CuRBEscY,l
November =, 1864. {
In compliance with the requirements Of the 3lst
section OF the national currency act, have tho
honor u making through you to the Congress OF
tut United states, the following report:
Since my last annual report, two huatred and
e!ehty-tWo new banks have been organized, and
one hundred and sixty-elght banks have hecn
changed into national ones Orthc one hundred
banks last organized, sixty -scycn have been con-
versions Of Slate banIs and nearly all the papers
now being fled are for the change Of State banks
into national n4sociations-
There are now in existence, Under the national
currency act 5e4 associations which arc 1ocstcd in
, 1864-12-15

~ The Presidents Message, as printed In
the Congressional Go6e, contains this sentence
In reference to the leader Of the rebellion !:
'He would accept nothing short Of the sew
erance of the Union, prsefs1y toaat ,os 1oM not
and cannot ginc." The Message, as printed in
the New York and Western papers, omits the
italiclsed portion.
, 1864-12-15

NORTHWESTERN NATION

l. Y AL DANE OFCHICAGO.
TREASURY DKPA1sTMENT,
Office Of Comptroller OF the Cuztcncy:
WAsuIxaroS, August -. 1884
Whereas bY satisfactory evidence presented to the
nndersgned. It has been made e appc.F that r. r.
OF Chicago, Ccunty OF Cook and State OF illinois, haa
been du1y organized under and according TO the re-
qutreEnen Of the act ct Congress- entitled An act to
Provide Natloual Currency, eecnred BY pledge ol
United States Bends and 70 provide loT the
And Redemption thereof" approved June 3d. lS64 and
has compiled with all OF the prortsions of said act
Quired to hc compiled With before commencing busl
6c48 at banking cnder said net.
Nov, therefore, l, HEaH AcSrLL1cn; CGMptsonet
ern Tstionai tanS df Chsse. II the ty Of Chtcn9o,
County Of Cook end State Of illinois, Is authorized
Aforesaid. --------.---.-
In testimony whereof, witness my hand ane seal of
1fflCe this khtrtieth dRy ci August. lSSi.
fGov't sea1 HUGH McErLtOTH,
no6-r66961t Comptroller OF the currency.
, 1864-12-15
\1e. D1GELOW.
Confidential Physician,

nc Consulted At hts oGlcc 1,9 soatA Clark st7eet,
corner o Mo.lrCe. Ch'caEo.
n block from the pctto.nce. on all Chronic Dis
srxss Which lie tr';-ts With unparalleled succe6s-
scpAr.t'> shercL dr. and .,"ntsmeo can con.
ri IRON. :: =. II. to r m. Sundass, 10 TO u a. m
lnlunlt atlons conadcnttat. Consultation free:
3tas fost",;ice ttox ii. Ineiose Two stnsors And
Il Y.aILsi4 fLaIl Ilsaalf 4
, 1864-12-15
'letal Nqtires.


$<1Ao 7 4Di4N I1 D4 oA~CNIJTEIuE
l. Court. SEP sEMuER TERN. A. b. 1874.
Upon the application Of Nathan F. Dixon for order
OF notice to tho bIhol.tcrs OF the Hopk1ntou B4nk
and cIa:nlsnks upon the Receiver.
II Is atjud:eti. ofered and decrecd that the aatd
Dixon canse notice to ba published in the Proyi-
hence journa'. g hicA.o Tribune md New Tork TIT
nrne directing the holders OF the bills Of raid Hap
k.ntop Bank. and the claimants upon the Receiver
thereo to bring IN snd PRESENT tho ollls ot sail Bank.
ns as r. saa e sye IN ut ne MGps
Ut March, 1865 q thtir lams shat. be forever haue
Is m .a1sns FL s sa!q rs 9tss t He II e
{, mhtf, 1861. :...
de1;.1Seais JOHN 4. GARDNER, Clerk.
, 1864-12-15

Tho patd-fn capital Of the hanks in the respec-
tive States and Territories, the currency delivered
been put in circuladon.) md the bonds deposited
With the Treasurer to secure theIr notes, are as
, 1864-12-15

IbruNkeuNeSe LuTe8.
The iurbrtaic may nov bid ocuauce to the temnttng
tnp LII, ZAnrs Rntduss &ar strong drink a Certain
iure for drvakcnnss. 1t c-cates dikke for strong
link. bc ztmtniGtetrd Without the knowledge
tAc rrtitItt
descriptive circulars sent to any address For sale
rail- spv ctahIc Druxgsts In thf United STATES and
knndas. Price u per box, or puczagr1 Of al1 bottles
-.
JEO. j. KRONER, Wholesale Agent
AA3 Chestnut Htrouf. F1fle dolphin, p8.
, 1864-12-15
33ctrolcunt.
Bc1narr of 1T.

BASE IMITATION OF MY
PATENT fARCHMFS1 COPYING PAPER u
being O1cred to the public.
BEWARE OIL: TT.
$50 rotten th1t when dhm mocne1 tor cepytoz It
4art!l3 hold together By It's Gnn weight, Re snre
stattone1s for the genuine.
WILLIAM lNEN.
.y57-9mls Is South Fourth Ct, Fi1tiadelphia
, 1864-12-15

74r oldrst and m ost reliable medicine for the curn
n, src.ypa r7ea. seminal Weakness 1oss Of fowcr,
&c Ths 1neliC!nc 4s stood The tSt oil thrtJ yta1s
and has alw rs proved : success.
liz: IsAN - SHEcIFlC is exhibited in the form oi
n.i;s r9dc IN Of substxpceS that hsyt specdc eject
ipou tlr gcn"rative erEans Most per4ons sssoctate
hr fdex Of ;rratioas upon the bow from taking
nv End 0. is The SPECIFIC Of Als. Rand Is not IN.
ended as an evacuatnE medicine. it, medicinal VIZ
;,s are -a,tndcu cnttfrly upon the impaired rcsen'
.tattvc or.'ns The PILLS arc not unpleasant to the
Isle aud nirny rc1sons mssucatt them will tupuni.
e betnFt swmuRtne them. which ptan We would A.
Iare rnd. sOrdln- tho eccltcSt way to get
ne eGescl u th' Fc1lrds.
r!ice Il !, bo1, or t1 boxes for t. Sold by DruS
,lst4 every yHt."re.
mo. L..ERONER WHOLESALE Agent.
&r3 Chestnut street., Philadelphia. IA.
laarH.
, 1864-12-15
R1romcr's {Uphanl's) a1air Dye

s,o1cs larger than DYES that sell taE f.. NATU.
l., DURABLE, BEAuTI- UL- WARRANTED to
This urt!cie hae been horonslfy tcftea oy
.4rctt OF PhladeiphlA. wAo nr"nounce IT res from
,l poisonous Ingredients and tht material connn<ing
E1stk and Func, Good6 Uca'.ss cserywberc-
JNo, J. KR0MER, Sole Proprietor,
&f5 Chestnut g., Flf}nd.lphia n.
, 1864-12-15

1tt ltnds put into the company At the unp1ece.
deutedlow price Of one hundred collars per ncre the
lowest known tor oil bearing territory. End form
, 1864-12-15
Petroleum Oil COMPANY.
The President Petroleum Company
President, Venango Co., Penn.
Organized under the LAWS Of Penn
syIvanfn.

OFFICERS:
Irestden.-AMoRY EDWARDS. Esq.. NEW York
1retlsrrtr-L, IL SIMPSON, Esa, New York.
Strrsary--t EDWIN CONAfT. Esq, New York.
JOHN II. CLAPP. Esq, General Resident supertn
dens.
Co,tnsrf-Mcssss. FLATT, GERARD Il BUCKLEY.
New York.
DIRECTORS:
ANoRY EDWARDS. Esq. New York.
EBEE b CEOCKER, Esq, Of Croker Warren,
Ntw York
FLETCHER WRsTRAT, Esq. OF Westray, Gibbs &
Hsrdcattle, New York
J. H. ClAFP- Esq., Frestdcnt, yenanso Co, Penn.
l. q. SIMPSON. Esq, Of L. Il. Simpson & Co., New
Tork.
, 1864-12-15
Coal.
n r E AT DISTRIBUTION
~
Be TEE
Eureka Gift Association.

Eureka Gift Association.
OF Ech Nnd Elegant Jcwelsy Ptsnos. Mclodcons Fins
Oh F4int,nR&s Hgravinss. Dr., &c. valued ut
100000.
DISTRIBUTION IS made In the following manner:
CER1lF!cATEs. naming each article sr4 It's VALUE.
are placc1 in SEALED ENVELOPES. which are we'll
Ntfed Gue OF these Envelopes. K1t BE- delivered At
our once OF se4 By mail to any address without
gard to choice. on receipt 0f & Cent1
FOX ukE DOLLAR we will send By mail or express
the article named the CcEtid cate dsAwn OF WILL
IoyANUK tos ANY o11Nr AET1c1K OK QUE LIST, or
THK ZANE TALuK.
MO 7IA-NK@
Fntirt satisfaction guaranteed tn ali c&8ex,
Trfy yAu~ bic article MAY be obtained
fnAl prize of ONE 1DELAR, which need not be r4id'
until IL known what has been DR. and it, valnc.
aw Five se4!ed envelopes tor t. Hscren for 81.
Send for C1tcnats- Agents wanted.
GOODWIN, HUNT e. CO., Managers,
1876 T. 197 broadway, II. Y.
AL letters should addressed to B,r syo6, Post
Office, New York. dcsrat926tr.s4r-A
, 1864-12-15
Special NDtlczs.


- UEg1""&E"
From all p*rss OF the bods IN five u1nutcs, without
injury to ihc skin hy '.EruAx's nEPrtAruxY PnW-
Der" rtlce IL M.i1.a 70 .ns I'd 'rc,s f2r st.zs. by
Ia. Ask for "UPuAH's UkF,1A roRY POWDER" n
take no Other. InHI M q, . Lakeslrect, 5cue-
ra1 Agents. Also. for sale b NIL !ru.Etsts
bf1l .t,J ,ep,1 Mis-
, 1864-12-15

EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHICAGO,
Southwest teToe1 OF LAEe 4nt Esa1E:sts.
CAPITAL paid in ...- 100000.
s. AtkaN. Presldent-
SA3rL IL. SICKERSuN. Vice Pres't.
T. r BRA;.TED. CAshiet,
, 1864-12-15

TLAIRVOYANCE.-1laaame
OCOIA JAMEs, Independent and reliable Ctair-
voyant and can be consulted n her Qlce Sc
iii matters or tbs Past. the Present ani the Fntafc
tells ofabscnt eL or stolen property,
Inheritance, voyages marriages. lawsuits and al!
Inattery ot busntza lie. As = physician, Madame
James IN elalsyoyant ssute, tell disease anu
every name ~ nstuse Tlthout the use ot any po!son-
Madame Jaues call. Hours ftom 10 4. ii. to r. u:
Couaultsilon fec 31-0o. de1lb9l-13kls
, 1864-12-15
Epe ann Ear.

DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR,
~ Throat and Lungs, arc successfully cured npon
new sud philosophical sssttm Of mtateal practice hy
the patient is cured Dr. MAcfsAx Is IN establ!shed
practitioner Of medicine tor fourteen yea1 oEe q
liz s. Clark st.. Chicago. -. Boz 1a D. MAJ HAE
u. D. late surgeon y. s. Azmv. no1srwaf1 1m.'.*lv
, 1864-12-15

EpZSaTc-s Eeoncv Solr.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP. In such unlvers!, Do
rat made rom the choicest matera!hv h mild and
.c4,I3rnt In Its pature, fraErAnti} scented, and
cc.y beneficial In It's Acti,n upon fhe8Itn- foraale
y Al1 druggists snd fancy Gooda Dealers
tA46-u1tsly TIL kAATU
, 1864-12-15
"BE OF GOOD CHEER

For 5ou may cat hearty as you p1ease, and follow
by one teaspoonfnl Of the Curen We care not how
bad d5spcptc you hare been, We will guarantee yox
no trouble from your hearty meaL-
, 1864-12-15

Relief guaranteed In ten minutes m PERMANENT
orEK effected By tbc use Of uPnAh'e As7rxA .;uKz
Cs>cs OF from TN to Twenty yeAre' standing yield at
m. addrcts by ;. Z. uruAA Is South EichlL street
!;t!edciphtR. -. Circul .Is ecut Tee. LOlkD d
she BIZ Ill IJtu.gisk, i,eIth3a1 ynn-T ID xis
, 1864-12-15

Add to one hslf pint Of bot water wluecl~ss full Of
uR: 7: u. TALBhT't MKD'cA1ED~ D~FtHEAFr,k .1pER
snd take every nIleen mtuutrs. Ap2', hot. vet h.a
nefE TO thr paft5 Affected, and will follow
ln short time. For ssv ev*s{shcrc.
q. T. RsHDlTI Sole AGENT.
81, q &C. g. g. 70, Il and e Wsshinstonst. Ncw fork
de15lISU21t1a
, 1864-12-15

GENERAL AGENTS.:
JOHN n. Cincinnati, Ohio
hM 11iCu
EMlTH, BGHEuA3t Il VAN SHAACK, FULLER,
FINCH FULLER, Il. SCOxtL. Y: D. HARRIS q
CO.. SMITH d pNYEE, j. II. REED & CO., G. G.
SNI1n, GALE BROS, and at retail by Drngslsts
sYcffHhe1e. de6-a4l3 en- ~ TH&AAia
, 1864-12-15
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES CHOLERA MORBUS.
CURES CHOLERA NORRIS.
CURES CHOLERA NORRIS.

In this most a2RrAvatiug disease it, action il potya
and immediate. Its contents net like magic Dfasrhes
DysenterJ, and all other similar arrangements yie3a
at once to its power.
ThiEenn humbug preparation, got up to exhilara1
and brown ones difficulties In the uazes Of intoxtc,r.
Ing excitement. But
, 1864-12-15

tits not fixed to be palatabfs to tho taate but n
most acceptable to disordered stomach, and one bot
tie will cure the
, 1864-12-15

Does your food rise On your Stomach7
Do you tagte 1t lof hours after eating?
Have you Heartburn, Sick Headache md Lansaoxf
Are ron Weak, DebilItated. no Appetite, no Ltc7
Are you Wesry from rising until retiring. anxiety
for business, disposition to E1erton constant d.
sire for Repose7
, 1864-12-15

WE uCARANTEE IT IN EVERY CASE
It will stop distress after eating, in one inntep and
to those who have lived On Graham bread and plain
Dict for years, we say
, 1864-12-15

That Guldenfuss did not, however, consider
the forgeries as swindlins operations. but only
as kind Of forced lvan," which nifortune
is evidence. He wrote, just previous to his
departure from Germany, a :aremarlzab1e letter,
ofwhich the following is literal translation
HALLE, ON THE sAA1E, lat juno, 1901.
To the General German Credit 1nstftution, Lsfp-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-20

100 IiS TIE es highly 1sspsc .@s.
ra.sed would like TO find friend willing to immediately
sist her aud take lien upon handsome furniture
tescnt and aud would also be glad TO hear Of
some suitable position where she could maintain herself
Letters addressed to "RELIABiLITY," p. o., Camden
NswJs"sy. II from reliable parties, viii be promptly an
swered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-20
90 Wbom it man Concern.

MAYORS OFFICE, Nxw YORK June l. 1894
NOTICE TO OWNERS or DOGS. -Notce
shereby given that and ater MONDAY June TO- 1864
The ordinance respecting dogs found running loose
in any street Of the city OF NewYo without being properly
muzzcd, will b. strictly enforced.
The sum Of FIFTY CENTS viii be paid for every DOC
brought alive TO tho Pound tho foot Of 10Th street. East
tiver which shall DO found In the running
large without being properly muLElrd Owners u dogs
reclaim them at tho Pound the day they received
payment Of erpsnses
N u. No dogs will be received nom boys By order of tho
Mayor GEO. w, MORTON First Marshal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-20
Corporation Nohfes.
PROPOSALS
FOR
Sa5o.ooo
"R1oT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS,

"HlOC DAMAGES lNDEMNIII bONDo,
No. o." OF THE COUNTY OF NETWORK.
Sealed Proposals VIII be received the Comprolers Once
until MONDAY the 9th day Of June 1866. at o'clock p n
when the will publicly opened for the purchase Of the
whole or any part Of the sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars (s25ooOo Of Riot Damages Indemnity
Bonds No. O." Of the County Of NewYork authorized by
Chsper and amended by Chapter $50 Of tho Laws Of
1854 and by an ordnance of the Board Of Supervsors
proved by the Mayor June Is, 1864.
The said bonds will bear interest the rate OF six per cent
per snnnm payable hafyeary tho first day OF May and
November each year, and tie principal will be edeemabe
on the first day Of November, 1882.
The proposals will state the amount Of bonds desired and the
price per thereof and the persons whose proposals
accepted will hereupon be required deposit with the County
Treasurer lat the Broadway Ban the sums awarded to them
respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts OF the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be entitled to re-
ceve bon for equal Of the value OF the sums
awarded to Them bearing interest from the daes OF payments
Each proposal should be sealed and Endorsed Proposals for
Riot Damages Indemnity Bonds No. a. and the same ncosed
In q second envelope addressed TO the Comptroller
The right reserved to reject any all OF the bills con
sdered necessary protect promote the Interests OF the
County. MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Comptroller
City Of NewYork Department OF FINANCE, Comp.rolers
Office June l., l8C4.
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4 L No. Isl cIH-AN.
"A GREAT BARGAINS TITS WEEK.
CLEARING OUT SfNlN0 AID sUMsiER DRESS
GOODS. SuAWl.5, CLOAAS, SILKS, &C, hLDAI1D-
LESS OF COST
LLACk aud COLORED GRENADINES, .
BELOW COsr OF IMPORTATION
FLORESTINE and LAMAKNSE, -
htINPORTERS PRICES
GRAPE MARETZ and BAREGES
A. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
MOiLiiRS and ALFACAS -
BELOW JoBBERS' PRICES
A. MANUFACTURERS PRICES
A. REDUCED PRICES
w ''''''D anu Atcosr PRICES
PLAIN, PLAID. and STRIFE SILKS ..,,,., ,,,,,,.,.s
sun UMBRELLAS and rARASOLa, -. ,
BELOW MINIATURES PRICES
SILK ard CLOTH CIRCULARS end SACOuEs, ,..
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
- '''-'' ~ REDUCED PRICES.
and llrgo stock OF FANCY aud STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ow.r t4an Any other house IN tie ci.y . $500
Al 81 ROBERTS, Jr.s 80. lal sh.av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-20

DEPAIRS TO STREET PAVENENTS.-
"a TO CCSTRACrOHs,-s,lled Prope,al. vii be re-
c.y.d r, this Office Unit. ii o'clock o. Of WEDNESDAY,
June % l9 o epayg and repairing and keeping IN good
repair during the certain period Of TX months ending Dec
o. 1854 rs carriage ways 81 ~ paved streets,
squares ard torols hiacs IN he City Of New ork excepting
only to much % he csul-s way OK Brcaaway Is TOW
paved wi n th. Russ pavement
1hr must DC Ia tho los prescribed and furnished BY
tbs Board -
Specifications form Of he r-reenen. and blank proposals
vii! be lIfusAel a. thu oliro.
IuOS STEPHENS, Cro,on
RObr l.. DARRAGH, , Aqt.
A. ". CRAVEN. } Board
oto Co,on Aqucduct Department ko,unda Park, June H.
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Mem pnbliratiors

TINHIRD EDITION-NOW READY.
THE SILVER SUNBEAM.
A Practical and Scientific Work on the
ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY;
rivins full and minute directions how
TO MAKE sun PICTURES,
CARTE DIX SISlTES. yIGNETrES, PHOTOGRAPHS,
and AMBROTYPES.
By JoBH TovfYR H. d.,
Professor Of Chemistry in Geneva College
Recommended BY the London journals the besi work on
the a ever published aud which should have place tn
EVERY LIBRARY.
College, Academies Schools Men Of Science Amateurs,
Operators AM the Trade centrally supplied at
IS 10 PER cory.
- ID. APPLETON 4 Co.
New.York.
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ITO ADVERTISERS.

FVNO ADV EKIISEKS.
Il THE WATERFOWL REFOBMER, Daily and Weekly
published at Watertow n Jeiisrson County x T. have To-
fether circulation Of GO0 Copies and a. Advertising
Mediums unequsled by any Journals Issued IN Northern
Eew.York. THE WEEKLY kEFORMER circulAies over
40e CopesIeachDs ne.gsborood in Jefferson Covn
IT, snd large numbers Of people in tie adjoining Counties Of
81 Lawrence Oswego and Lewis TERMS moderate com
pared with prices for Adversngin City JouA Refer to
3. SINCLAIR, Publisher Tribune, or 70 5. 81 PET
TINGlLL L. Co, Advertising Agents, Eew.York
INGALLS,, BROCAwAY Bl0EL0W,
Proprietors
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THAMES BROTHERS,
MASON 4 HAAILlNs CABINET ORGANS

Va for FAMILIES, CHURCHES and SIhO0LS.-Reeog.
rxed by he musical p eon as groaty superior to beno'
NUNS Meoeeons@ and al other small pms Seaour Illus
uicd catalogue for explicit testimony ther 2eriory
lrou majority Of the most eninen. orsAns IN Ameroa
Prices, Ss' 70 S1O0 each
Caution TO PUKCHASERS-The great reputstlos
which our Cabinet Organs have obtained AID tie extensive
them have induced teaer to advertise
quite different instrument Csbine, oEsans aud In
Others represent ~ purchasers that Harnonun and other
reed thing This l. not true The excel
leuces u Cabinet Organs which have given them theI
high reputation. the merely Il the superiority
their workmanship but also IA sgo Of essential DIFF
ferences IN construction which, being paented cannot W
Initiated by other makers From these arise their better
quality aud aid unryalsd capacyfor expreS
sion. Wsrerooms In New-lork No Mercer At.
MASON BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-20
Wrceer,es ano provisions.

IL A. KENNEDY's extra fine CambridCeport
l. CRACKERS Clean and healthy. or FINER stocf and
Keep longer than any 9TH Croke Sold Ut No 10 Court
len dist, sndby su trstc class 0rocsrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-20

NORPORATION NOTICE.-The Joint
" Special Committee Of the Common Council sppont'dt TO
inquire into he evil re,ultin, o tho Illegal and improper
~ inner ia which m,ny Of the City Railroad Companies nave
sI aud maintain their rails aso 20 invegte and cohsaer
railroad travel and Increase Tie revenues 81 me CITY WIN
meet In Chamber Of the Board ~ Aldermen the ty
Hall on Monday next the Doth 3d. ~ - ciocA, noon
All person. Ia. Ersicd In the sub pa.tirn4. .hoe VINO
have Ie0nei tine Common Council fr hrsfng oe"re me
Committee and al fhOss Whose property ~ bu ln'fs may 90
bfec "a in genera by the above named n;e g. are ei'py
notified 10 be pTes. the above mentioned tine and place
". thogt luther notification.
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EOR SALE-The FARM and RESIDENCE
Of ths late Coo Rale IN East Chester exactly u miles
from tho City Hail. Neg YoIk ebont ~ from the Railroad
Depot Williams Bridge aud about miles from the New
Haven Railroad Depot a Mount Vernon II cosists Of ~
ceres which ~ wood, and tue remainder mostly IN
lirh cultivation Is well wt'od and ha an ehuDdance ~ hut
The house IL on ridge sOping toward oug ,snd sound
and commands view Of water and land hei ns few II any
equals Oh the River The approach 10 the house Is
Through Of from - 70 W old aud Ola the
lawn there many Of beauty On the premises
several supehor building sites II desired, the Household
Furniture Stock and Farming implements viii be sold with
the place Onshaf OF the purchase money can remain on
mortgage for five years II cent FOR further Paculh
apply Mr Rutherford the Premises Homer Morgan, NO.
Finest, OF the subschbes,
rHOs ii. FABLE Executor, No. ls2 Chhmbers.st.
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OFFICE OF rnE STREET COMMISSIONER,
No 2J1 Broadway.


U'O CONTRACTORS ncosed in
a sealed envelope, tdorsed with tho title o! the work
and with the Of the bidder written thereon, VIII 10
ceyed office until TUESDAY June 49, 1854 eleven
clock II m,
For regu'in; aud grading EishysIih street. between
Avenue and Eist River
For regul ING and grading Fi0ycghtA street, be-
tween Second avenue aud East River
For regulating and ending &c, Fy ninth street. between
Third AMI Fourth avenues
Fornsuatng and grading Sc, Fourth avenue, between
OnehuhdIed and sixteenth and Ouehundled wenty
ionFtn streriA
For regulating and grading Ic SlIteth street: between
Eighth aud Broadway.
For curb gutter and nls firs AVENUE. between ouehgnd
red eleventh and ono hundred aud twenty su.os
For curb, gutter ani Dag Twentythisd street, between
Avenue Il and East River.
For agsns fortyiourth street between Sixth avenue ani
Brcadtgny
For tagging One hundred and Theth street, between
Tcgth avenue aud Hudson River
For tagging Manhattan street. between Ninth avenue and
Hudson River.
For steam Are engine aud tender for Company No. o.
For urea alarm bell for the Thirty third street bel tower
For building sheds aud putting roof Country Market
AMI for other repairs % JetUrson Market.
Blank forms OF proposals. together with tho specifications
and agreements BE- obtained at this ofcc-Da,ed Street
Department. New York, Juno H. 1864.
CHAS. a. CORNELL, Street Commissioner.
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