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proposals.
Oyycg on Army CLOTHING AND EoufPAGH,}
O. 500 RRnAnwAY. NEW YORK, May II, 1864.

No. 500 BRoADwAr New YORK, May II, 1864.
ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOS-
IA AIS will be received at this Oce until IL o'clock,
Turday the 2eth Of May INST for furnishing by contract
at the Depot Of Army Clothing aid Equipage Ia this city
ARMY BLANKETS wool. gray with the letters u. b. IN
bhck -four inches long IN the centeT TO be feet long sha
feet inches wide to weigh pounds each OF aomesue
manufacture. -,
Bidders will submit, with their Proposals. samples OF the
bidders will ,st. he quantity they wish 10 furnish the
shortest time In which they can make deliveries and no"
BOON they complete the delivery Of al they bid for
All bids be accompanied by proper guaranty signed
by two responsible partes setting foith that contract y
awarded 70 the parties named therein they VIII NJ once exc
cute the same aud give bonds oI M faithful performance
The United States the night to reject any part %
The whole Of the bids may he deemed for the INTEREST o.
the service. .,-, .rt.h,,,
Propo,as should be indofsed "Propomi. iof hnrn,hhs
Blankets aid addressed 10 Lieut. D. H. 'lNioN'.
Depa,y iar;erma,ier General, U. .. A.
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Dfntistrp.

7 w. CRANE, NJ. d., DENTIST formerly
-. Of Bondstl Removed to y Clinton place. ahsi, near
Broadway. NewYoTk
NJ b. GRIFFIN g. BROS, No. 255 Grand
Ne st. EewYork and No. ISL fultonsi.. Brooklyn are
extracting Teeth positively without pain by the Of nitrous
No charge extracting when artificial teeth are TO
be inserted They are also inserting u sets Of Teeth Gold
e23 Psna s25 Silver. SlOi Rubber, $40. Partial Sets
on gold. 81; silver 81. Extracting, Is cents
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THE AMERICAN
l. COAL OIL STEAM COMPANY.

Organized under the General Law Of the State Of New York
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL
STOCK q this Company foI limited number, cay $1,000
Ihares will be opened THURSDAY the 18th dsy Of May
neI,, between the hours Of II o'clock M and O'Clock
n. for day Only, az the Companys Office No SO fnes
New York The shares IS each upon which 10 cent
w be required to be paid the time Of subscription The
Company the Of shaw Linons Patent for Gen
Grating Steam with Coal Oil ether Conbufble fuids
pamphlet enbodyng the report Of the three Chief
Of the Navy TO the Department Washington aso the CeIr
Of the Company and other valuable Information can DC Cd
iaiIed upon application a; the ohee Of the Company
OFYIcIRs:
President, DAVID b. TURNER
Treasurer, II. HOLTHAIStN
Secretary, JOHN l.. LINTON
TRUSTEES:
II. HOLTiIAUSEN
Hon C. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor Of the city Of y. Y.
JAS. l.. HSRWAY, OF Partridge 4 HaTway.
HENRY RANDEL, Of Randel / BaremoTe.
VIM q. SMITH. Of Sutton, Smith Co.
GRO. Il. SARGENT.
JOHN l.. LINTON (pstenteel.
DAVID b. TURNER
JOHN P. YEVERTON, Presiden Bank Of North America
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ORDSASCy OpFIcE. WAR DEPARTMENT
/ WAsnisGTos, ID. c. May ., 1864
lNE Al ED PROPOSALS. will be RECEIVED U

NAsHisGTOs, II. 4, hny o. iopf-
CENED PROPOSALS will be received by
y hi. Department, until MONDAY. May 80, at p m for
tie delivery al the NeYors AIscna Of 70 900 Lsht Cavalry
sabe!s United States regulation pattern Thee sebr are 70
be made accordance with the standard pattern 70 oe
seen at the New Yok AeHs They 10 lie subject to the
u.ua and proof tho manufacioy where made
.iyefis- made IN lots 81 not less than one hit'en
i;th) per week Of the whole number contracted Inc
Failure to make delivery at the specified time WIN SUBJECT
the contractor forfeiture Of the number be may ia 70 DC
liver that tElf. -, -.
No bid. will be condered from parties other han tes1
manufacturer Of Sab.r and uch known 70 TINS ne
n,nt 10 be SUCH potent execute In their own ~orh
,hops the WORK pIopoted ior. .,..
Zach obtaining contract viii be required 70 enter INV
bonds with approved ,ucties for it, faithful execution
Bidders wi nclose with heI bids the written ackno"
edgments Of their turr;ies their own ,isnaiufe'
pon the award being made successful bidders wi DC ho
fed and furnished with foTns Of contract aud bond
Tie Department the night TO reject any or all DIGS
n not drenrd satisiactory. , 60 N
Proposals m be addcssed Brigadier General George d.
Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance Warrington ID. G." and viii be
indor,sd Proposals. for Light Cavalry sabeIs.'
GEO. D. RAMSAY,
rrigaGier General, Chief Of Ordnance
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ALFRED THOMPSON, esq, Central City, Colorado
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, No. - PlNE-ST, N Y
This Company Is organized work the Thompson and TAI
bot Mines situated $50 feet north ives, Of the consohdao
Gregory Conpsnys Works and those OF Lee Judd Lee III
Gregory district midway between the Gregory ana bs'
odes and comprises go eetof thoroughly developed and
worked properly the parallel Bedoe and Louisa Lodet
with mill site building tools orcs &c, and also ov tt OF
trscsss lcdes undeveloped in tine immediate vicinity
The shafts through the the depth o.
6s feet abundance and rich quality of the ores fuy
proved by assay working Being bat IL feet apart
The odes nny he worked together with but little more
than the ordinary Expense Of working Reliable estimates
and vouchers In the of the Company show the ca
pscy the mines developed 20 yield with the new
machinery which the Company hope 10 have IN operation by
the LIST of August next 81 20 per day IN gold which a9
ing for estimated expenses is over ONt HUNDRED fbh
CENT UPON THE WHOLE CAPITAL.
While such estimate following the fashion Of the day,
would amply Justify capital u ONE or TWO MILLIONS,
yet such capital being In fact the Company have
thought the true tees; the stockholders would best be
cash requirement and leaving the dividends 70 BE-
paid monthly quarterly determine the real value OF then
stock. $1,000
The capital is therefore fixed at $4,000 Of which 5000
is reserved working capital The greater part OF The stock
is already taken l0O0O including the working capital may
be subscribed for ONLY 1T PAR. al the Office Of WHITE,
MORRIS Co.. bankers, No. 20 Walst, payable, onehai
per shaIe the Of Subscribing balance on the lat day
Of June. -,
Tho working capital 10 amply sufficient for king the
nne with stclass hiny and vii be faithfully devoted
that objcci An experienced agent, entirely familiar Win
them leaves iof the mines Immediately.
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III HELLERS,
No. sos Broadway, opposite Sih ,,,,.,

IHELLER'' pr1nrrs, Z
roi NJ ~ p HSb byyR RGSi rHE WEEK
FIFTH AND LAST WEEK
GLANCE KEW Ri.S SSjSkF FS s5ESs
Thalberss Home, sweet noine
THE bhv HsE thS hseS m
TWO OR THREE lessons IN MAGIC
Box Office open from 10 ill g. s,o
Doors 0'SsG . ss'f syf9s
HELLERs is CROWDED NIGHTLY.
IRVING HALL. -
i FALLON's sTEREOPTIcON,
The wonderful and only exhibition Of the hind in The
AFTERNOON at o'clock
This great worn 'far'; e 5So pViFWs
Of all the celebrated places and s,suay together with po
trai. Of tb Of the Union Army is exhibition
at the above magnificent hall The pictures IRE produced on
canvas covering Go :yi SUPERFICIAL FEET
with the most hfeke effects accompanied with descriptive
lectures and music.
Family tickets, admitting six persons one dOhI
CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
soo BROADWAY, 72O
,oo BROADWAY, s20
ACADEMY OF NUSIC,
WILL oiN'' WILL OPEN,
\ ON MONDAY EVENING MAY g. 1864,
| WITH A MAGNIFICENT r.,,v s,rcm,c,u
h. HwAN SSiy 4 No. 20 BR6kbwxY ' ''' ~
MIR. G. VANDENHOFFs
N" THIRD AND LAST
FAREWELL READING,
| I'm which he will be assisted by
IA " Mrs y. VANDENHOFF
WIN 'AN' THURSDAY EVENING, ls.h inst,
| A, Do,,worth Hall No. 800 Broadway.
| nv sUAkEsPEARE; SHERIDAN; DICKENS
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
| ~ The THIRTY-NiNTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of
| nRIGiNAL PICTURES by Living Artists is NOW OPEN
~ tta Galleries No. 625 Broadway, daily, from IN TO 10
p. IN. cn,,asoo, A.. S..,a,.yv NA
AN ENTERT AINMENT in aid of the SAM
n tary Commission Fund will be given by tho Grammar
IA Primary Departments OF Coored School No. 6, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 49, 1864, at Cooper Ipst
ras The Rev. SELLA MARTIN Gust returned nom En-
land will short address in sympathy with the move
nrnt The Musical Exercises will be under the direction oil
Mr WILLIAM APO.
doors open at O'Clock exercises to begin at
| Tickets Is cents.
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OFFICE OF
VERNIILYE & CO., BANKERS,
No "A WALL~ST, NETWORK.
We are prepared to convert the L. s. $40 TREAS
CRY NOTES into the per cent BONDS Of 1851 With
tromptness and on favorable terms.
Also BUY and SELL at market rates oil kinds OF CIV
ERNMENT SECURITIES, including
u. S. 500 BONDS,
u. 8. $50 TREASURY NOTES,
II. =. IL mos. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
IL =. QUARTERMAsTERS CHECKS,
II. S. Two.YEAR 5 per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
u. s. @ per cents COUPON and REGISTERED, of
1881.
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected purchased.
L. S. 5 PER CENT 1O.4O BONDS.
We keep on hand for immediate delivery an
BONDS Of this NEW LOAN.
VERMILYE 6 Co.
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Amusemenis.

lNIBLOs GARDEN-Doors open "a.
Lessee and M'e fERD fiME iii xHEE MN wHEArLES
s grand Spectacular Drama, IN tab-aux written by John
Sa9sf h. ESQ., the .Gle right Z performing which In New
THIRD NlGhT OF THAT CELEBRATED LYRIC
Mile. VESrvALL
has been expressly engaged to sustain the duous char
| scter Of
THIS "wednesday EVENING, May 10, 1884. sner
MONTHS OF CAREFUL PREPARATION.
MANY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
will be presented the Grand Romantic Spectacular Drama
BEL DEMoNIo.
ENTIRELY M Stev SCENERY
SPLENDID NEW COSTUMES OF THE PERIOD.
By Mons I RSipf and s;i.1P.. rrvrcrs
81 hGaiia new :sr AND
| MENTS,
ORIGINAL MUSIC
Composed by Montgomery esq under the able baton Of
,''''' THE GRAND TARANTELLA,
Composed by ssno Ronzan will be executed By those pop
| Miles KATARINA, ELLA, KRUGA. and ROsINA,
'A' GRAND BALLET
OF SIXTEEN SELECTED CORYPHEES,
NUMBERING OVER TWO HUNDRED PERSONS.
The piece produced under the direction Of L. Vincent
Stage Manager.
THE CAST.
ANGELO. Mile NEslfAisj
with songs of You the Star" and Brave Marco)
Count Campireal. Nunah
fabio CsmPiree this sonl..........''''MrJ w Goier
Banuccio "a rough soldier OF foune). j. o. Burnett
E H en-: j. u e s $:!$
Bruno Z )...........''.''''.' W. Nelrh
tottO tan
Luigi ian attendant CamIirealil Mr. Hendie
ha Ia p-asant) mIIy
thpfsn OF TIE
Lena Count Campileas dlugher). Roe Ey,inge
Tho Countess Caupireai MISS mary Wells
Inc Adde'S nt dc 'ioo.'
Margsnta Ia peasant skerett
sister Agstha his' Iss'''''
Guards f-esen. Monks Cardinals Mobiles. Servants, Boys
Runs, Noyices, Pages, etc. etc
TIME, 1870
THIS BEING THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE SUM
MER SEASON, THE ILLUMINATED GARDENS
WILL BIZ OPENED AS USUAL
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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Posr-oFFrcs, NEW YoRK, May 10, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received al

Posr-oFFIck, New YORK May 10, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
th. Office until IL o'clock MONDAY, the $50 inst
r transporting the United States mail between thi. once aud
The several railroad depos aud STEAMBOAT landings In ths city
m. number OF trips necessary for the performance oil TINS
service 4 the present time are az follows VIZ:
70 HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD DEPOT, corner Of
Warren and Chanbersstr., nine tips daily kSundays TX
eeptedj and on SUNDAY. three rp. to @ihst 49,,
no NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD DEPOT, corner OF gun
ffo IL HARLEM RAILROAD DEPOT, corner Of 2sthst
aud am ay two trip, daily tSundiy, eIceptsdD.
10 NEW-JERSEY TRANSPORTATION co = KALI
ROAD DEPOT foot Of Courtlandt IT, eleven tnps daily
SUNDAY, excepted and four trip, on Sunday , ,, \,
To CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD CO.'S STEAM
BOAT Of Barclay st. three tps each day Sundays eh
eeTft S tSEw-JERsEY CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT.
foo. Of Courtlands elsewhere. sI trips daily lsunday
T3 MARINERS HARBoR STEAMBOAT, Pier No 2
North River or elsewhere, two tps daily tsundsys e1
ceptsd) l., A.. ..-,.,,n.,.. =, ,h,. .s,vic.
mus, be 90 covered afford ample protection to the mails
nd mus. be such shall In all respects be satisfactory to the
Postmaster at New York =,
Proposals. for this service BE- made with doe regard 10
the humber and ensh Of trips performed, In order that should
additional trips be required rata compensation may DC
allowed or should less number prove sufficient tho pro
rata therefor may be deducted.
All proposals for this service must be guaranteed ~ TWO re
ponsbe citizens who shall bind Themselves that In case his
OF their bids accepted the service shall be satisfactorily per
formed. - 49,
The lowest responsible bidder viii Ne accepted and deg-
mated az Mail messenger" aud must be prepared to com
menoe service early date after being notified oil the
ceptsnce Of bis bid
'0' MA" "'''' ABRAM wAKEMAN, Postmaster
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HndnfiaI.
Qyrcs OF TEE PssSsyLyAs,. Cor Ce.PASr.

Owes OF TIE PKSSsYLvASIA Coal ConPANI !
No. III BROADWAY, NEW YoRK, May 10, 1864.
A DIVIDEND Of SEVEN and ONE-HALF
"a. PER CENT the capital stock Of the FEM
sYLyANlA COAL COMPANY will be paid at the Office OF
be Company in the City Of New York. and after the 18th
pstanl
The transfer books will be closed nom the 18th to the 10Th
MT inclusive. GEO. A. HUH, treasurer
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OLYMPIC THEATER,
" Lessee and Dircctress. Mrs. John Wood
Stage halsgrr. j.. IL. Selwyh
The Romantic and Comic Drama in three acts entitled
SATAN IN PARIS,
OE the
MYSTERIOUS STRANGER
received lie frat Representation with ges favor Will be
repeated
THIS EVENING,
AneT which
MRS JOHN WOOD
will portray " the and yicagdes tia. beset the
LIFE
ofan
UNPROTECTED FEMALE,
in the farce Of that title by sterling Coyne esq.
MONDAY EVENING. NAY %.
FIRST TIME IN THIS COUNTRY,
comedy by Watts Phillips. esq, entitled
PAUB'S RETURN
Now playing at the Prneon Thsaer London with immense
succe.s.
Doors open at II performances commence at r.
Seats secured three days ia advance
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NTEW-Y FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ wALL-STREET.
CASH CAPlTAL........."......s2 ,OOO'
This Company has been in successful operation for more
than THIRTY YEARS, and continues to INSURE sgano
Loss and Damage FIRE upon terms as favorable " sm
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN
ALL Lossn LIBKRALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY IAN
DIRECTORS;
DANIEL, USDERuILL, President
Oliver H. Jones William Hartun, Clas L. Srwmt
Ixssc N SEYMOUR Saml j. Warning Ssmsei n: poose,
Abraham n Davis. {. \. Pfeher. Michsri 1isnoeuef'
Sam. G. Harriet, SylvaDls bedei, T.sau.,,S Mn
John y tndrew X NJ. Buchanan. Etheloeit o Mhs
Josiah o. Low. WNinn iierus' yIoseP" - n,'X'
Iobn Pw.n Thomas Davsy, James T. Uunck
William Depew, Henry =. eeuaaei, Lem.
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financial.
THE
GOLD ORE MINFNd COMPANY,
or COLORADO.
CAPITAL, $25O,OCo

SHARES %, OOO-PAR VALUE, $40 EACH
ISSUED IN PAYMENT OF PROPERTY AND mo-
LIABLE TO ASSESSMENTS.
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Union PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
u Notice IL hereby given 10 the Subscribers to the
CAPITAL Sock Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company that
call for further payment Of Ten Per Cent upon the amount
Of their Subscriptions been made THIS DAY payable at
the Office the Company No. 10 Wliamst New York on
nor before the 2O;h Of June New York, May H. 1854
BY order Of Executive Committee,
JOHN A. DIN, President
I Trnasnrer
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Eeetures ano nleetinas

ELEVENTH. WARD UNION ASSOCIATION.
~ A SPECIAL MEETING Of this Association will b.
held WEDNESDAY EVENING May IL, for the electios
Of delegates. Polls open from to o'clock.
EDWD. NJ. SkIDMORE, President.
J j; w ? T jasn1ss secre,are.
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TRUSTEES:
JAMES D. FISH President Of the Marine Banh
JOHN w. B. D0BLER, Cashier Of the Sixth Nstiona
Bank.
WILLIAM A. COBB, President Of the Fulton Insurance
Company.
WIN L. CORTELYoU, Assistant Secretary Of the BoweTy
Fire Insurance Company
CHARLES o. MORRIS, Of White, Morris l. Co., Bankers
No 20 Wallst.
WILBURT r. HERBERT. Of Herbert 4 Hunter, No. a
Wallft.
CHARLES H. TODD, late Of Taylor Todd. No. 70
Cedar II.
DAVID S. DUNCOMB, No Pine-st
SAMUEL EDDY, Morristown. N. J.
PRESIDENT:
CHARLES II. TODD.
TREASURER AND BANKER:
CHARLES O. MORRIS.
SECRETARY:
DAVID S. DUNCOMB.
COUNSEL:
sc. CHURCH. esq., No. zoo Broadway.
MINING SUPERINTENDENT
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fnanrial.
oypfcE OF FLINT STEEL RIVER MlsIse Co

OyYscE OF FLINT STEEL RIVER MINNIE Co. !
No 10 Nassag-st., Mrs. York May u, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given that an ASSESS
IN MENT Of ONE DOLLAR has been levied upon each
Share Of the Capital Stock Of the FLINT STEEL RIVER
MINING COMPANY payable ct the Office Of the Secretary,
No. is NASSAU st, New York. THURSDAY the ID day Of
June next. - -. =, 49,,
no s,ock will be transferred unless the assessment shall have
been paid. By order Of the Board .,.c,,,,y
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10TH WARD.-All Loyal Union Citizens Of
/ - the TWELFTH WARD who will pledge themselves
support the the Baltimore Convention and wha
de,jr. to vote at the PRIMARY ELECTION for DELE
G4TEs to the SYRACUSE CONVENTION are requested e
register their THIS tWedBe EVENING at Wash
ington HAL, from to O'Clock.
JOHN P. CUNNING, President
JoHN II. PORTER SECRETARY
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II TIL WARD UNION ASSOCIATION
Ia accordance with the call Of the Central Committee
al Erection will be held OH WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th
- at No Il AVID TO elect Committee to choose three
Delegates and three As mates to represent the Xh Assem-
bly, District the State Convention be held at
the 25th inst. Poll. viii be open from to o'clock
JOHN LEWIS, President.
Il q Hr4r SccIetary.
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Legal Notice.


5 Norton Simpson and Company, who reside
in the State of Virginia, will take notice that
on the 9th day of April, A. D. 1854, Siothowen
Matthews & Co. filed their petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County,
Ohio; alledging among other things, that on
the Sth day of March A. D. 1854, said Plain
tiff obtained a judgement against W. H. De
ment, in the Court of Common Pleas for Bel
mont County, for $399, that an execution was
issued on said judgement directed and de-
liyered to the Sheriff of Monroe County, who
on the 18th day of July A. D. 1861, forwant
of sgooos and chattles whereon to levy, levied
,on "a acres Of land in section sew senteen and
eighteen, township seven, and range seven
in said County of Monroe; and also Lots mum
Der thirty-fve and, forty eight, and, one hal
Of Lot number thirty three, in the town o
Calais in said County, and the object and pray
|er of said petition is to ascertain the priority
of the liens, and for an order Of sale for sale
premises for the satisfaction Of said judge
ment.
|, The said Norton Simpson is notified to ap
pear and answer said petition within the tim
specified by law, or the same will be taken a.
true and decree accordingly.
J. II. COLLINS. Plfs, Atty.
a April 1S, ls64.--6w.i ifRf49f ds9fG /
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Z Administrators Sale. /

by virtue of an order of the Probate Court
of Monroe County, Ohio, the undersigned as
Administrator of the Estate of Josias Moore,
late of said County, deceased, will offer for
sale at public auction, on the premises, on
Saturday, May z, 1864, ,oz
between the hours of ten o'clock, a. m, and
4 O'Clock p. M, on said day, the following
premises, situate in Monroe County; Ohio, to
viii: sRsy - ASSf1&k4 Es s.
The north west quarter of the south east
auarter of sestiols twenty eight, township four
and range six; also twenty acres of the south
end of the west half of the north east quarter
OF section. twenty-eight, township four and
range six, Containing sixty acres.
TERMS OF SALE One-fourth cash in hand,
one fourth in one year, and one half in two
years, with Interest on the deferred payments
from the day Of sale. to be secured to the sat-
isfaction Of the undersigned. ..s~, vE
!, -. a., OLIVER s.. SLOAN. Admir-.
April 13, 1s64.-4w.e - =.
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Asgood story is told of q showmah,
who carried about or. exhibition an ener-
nous bear W
In q certain town in Vermont, whore
Bruin wss attracting crowds, dwelt . far
mer and his. wife, and an Interesting and
multitudiuons family Of twenty children.
The pater .famIlias was very desirous Of
gratifying the ycommsndable curiosity Of
his offspring, but the price of admission
70 the show. was one. shilling, and that
mulhplied sby. the numbsraof hiss.Oliye
plants, was too much for his exchequer
He therefore approached tho Snowman
and hfters some parley, leohcIuasa a bar,
gain, by Which the latter agreed TO drive
iatosthssfAriisef,s back yard with Bruins
Gage, and give private exhibition to the
snfife fsnily for one dollar. This was
done tosthS great delight ofthe'oid foil Ks
and children, when the farmer offered the.
COMPENSATORY dollar to the, ,obliging show
man. Oh! no, said the latter, Il can't
take anyt ythingSit is no more a sight. for
your family to see my bear, than for my
sSksar TO see your familys'ssT .sasssi s&s'a
aE 81 <fIEtssf4t EEE Nefs zasbsn3
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.aIlkIeoal Notice. HIT

NICHOLAS VOEGrLY and John Voegtly,
IN who reside in the State of Pennsy lvania,
will take notice, that ON the 26th day OF Feb
ruary 1864, Ruth Diekersor. fled her peti-
tion in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio. the object of which is to obtain
possession and recover back rents OF the fol-
lowing premises in said County, to wit:
Two AID one half acres of land In section
tw.nt, three, township one and range four,
beginning at the north west corner of said
land, thence south eighty-seven and hall
degrees east two hundred and sixty perches
thencedown the Ohio river three perches and
three links, thence north eighty six and
three fourth degrees west two hundred ane
fifty nine and a half perches.
Said defendants are notified to answer o.
demur on or before the 7th day of May 1854
or Judgment will be taken by default at tn
JOHN s. WAY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
March 2, 1s64-6w.