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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29
ORDsssos OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT.
WARRINGTON. February -, 1874.


PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
i rnen, until TUESDAY March u.s. a. p. M, FOR the
d.ysy. q, the following ARENAS, Of HORSE Eouif.
MENr's, United States Cavalry pattern " hereinafter
At tbe New York Arsenal, 100 sets.
AT Ii. Frsnkfcrd Ar-eDal, 5000 set'.
A. tho Alleyhany Arsenal, coo sets
At tho Gnsinnau Depot 300 sets.
psie oIetp. lie horse tfJsh rb sf,z Picket pin
Ink and bhnkc, The curb and watering bits the Aeab-
sg ass ss 10 ;aSs sS 0 at the ARENA.
named III. be Of the regular pattern assorted
Of the pone the side bars Of lsFd white wood beech
the polruola and csrcs OF beech well pm, together; all
the irons tenth q inch thick and al let into the woods
10 be- covered with the be. slaughtered hide all other
covering be- rejected The TO be- subject 90 inpec
ton during al ..sg. Of the InanuartsFe bat The equip
De,-e. must BE- made ia 'ot d lao, les, than nifty sets
pr week for all contract, Of 800 sets OF under hundred
hundred tor all contracts Of from Zoo 70
from 100 to 600 ssta The hr' delivery to be made On the
Failure. 70 MAKE deliveries a, specified tim. viii subject
the contractor to forfeiture VI the number he may a ~ de
liver al that time
No bids viii be considered nom pare- other than regular
anunr,urers aud such known to this Department 20
be fully eompetot 10 execute in their own shops the WORK
proposed for.
nents of their surctics, their own sgnstnres.
Each party obtaining contract will be obliged 70 enter into
Upon the ard being made, successful bidders VIII DO ncti
6ed, and furnished with forms OF contract and bond
department of az oius'
II not deemed satisfactory.
Proposas will be addressed 70 Brigsdis General George
d. Ramsay. Chief OF Ordnance Washington ID. Co. AID will
be Endorsed "Pfopo'Als iof iors- E9gif men,s.
GEO II. RAMSAY,
Bngsdl@T- General, Ghof 81 Ordnance
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WLR DEPAHTNEST,
WAsniSGroS, March -. 1864.
The time for receiving the proposals under the above
.eent Tor Horse Equipments Is postponed until the h day
OF Af a. D. N. The rate OF delivery per week will be-
tenth OF the whole amount contracted Tor and the time Of
rs, desvery /. 50 amended allow each bidder specify
when make his hrs, delivery. Samples OF the equip
be the Frsnsiod Arsenal Brdcsbnrs, Pa,
until the ed iast. GEO. ID. RAMSAY,
Brig Gen. Chief OF Ordnance.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-Department OF

n IVN NO I-TJ'UtIIIIItI VI
~ Finance, City Of New-York. Office Of the Clerk OF
AIIears.-Pnbic notice Is hereby given 30 The OWNERS,
MORfGAUEES OF PERSONS OTHERWISE INTER-
ESTED IN tna LANDS and TENEMEN1S sold Tor UN-
PAID ASSESSMENTS durng the month Of October 1866.
that the DETAILED STATEMENT Of PROPERTY still
unredeened from said sale is pubished in The NewYor
Commercial Advertiser daily newspaper printed and pub.
lshed In the City Of New York. Copes be had app
cation ct this oiics. BY order OF tho Comptroler
AUGUSTUS PURDY, Clerk Of Arrears.
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MARKET CELLARS and OTHER PROP.

lNl ERTY OF the CORPORATION 10 he LEASED a.
AUCTIONNotioe hereby given that the Comptroller will
on TUESDAY tho 18th DAY Of Mach 1904 at o'clock p
at the City Hall lease bids at public auction MARKET
CELLARS, HOUSES sud LOTS, HAY SCALES, and other
Corporation property FOR term of i've years from the st
day of May, 1864.
Catalogues containing the description location ard terms Of
sale may b. had upon application to the Collector Cy Rev
eDue, at this office.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comntroller.
City Of New York Department OF Finance, Comptroers
Office, Feb. 18TH 1864.
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THE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM

TT'HE I.UNDBN AND M W-1Ohh 81 EAM-
SHIP Co. viii dispatch semi monthly their and drst
class British iron steamships CELIA, BELLONA. IOWA.
ONO, INDIANA and MANHATTAN, each 3,0o0 tuns bur
den between London and New YORK calling at Have the
voysso from London Raes OF passage, payable In United
states currency frsm NewYork: First cabin, $50; second
cabin $50; lt1eTage, So From London Hayro: Frs,
cabin, 500 second cabin &o seersse SO FOR passage
apply CHAs. A. WHITNEY at tho Office No Is Broad
way For freight apply al No. 81 South 81
ROWLAND AsPiNWALL, Agents.
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Proposals
orYrcr oy CozsIssAnr or suBssrEscE. J
No. STAtBsTr NEw'l ORB Mlr1h " IaI1
A RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPO-
al ssLs nN prPLcATEl r Sc reedred bs hs undcr


A RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPO-
N SAILS I'm DUPBCATEl will be received by the under
sgued until o'clock p TUESDAY, the 29.h inst Tor
supplying for the Of the United States Army SUBSST
ENCE STORES, 10 be delivered In New York or Brooklyn
as follows. viz:
1000, 900 pounds Of clean, dry, BROWN SUGAR bar.
nil hssd-tDed.
so barrel. c. SUGAR; barrels as above.
Samples of the Singer In neat boxes OF board tin Il
be dcverci with the proposals and referred TO therein
printed copy this Advertisement must be sttsehed TO
each proposal and the proposals must DO specnc Ia comply
ins precisely with all the Each bid TO have considrra
ton contsn the written guaranty OF two responsible
names, az follows;
I'VE the undersigned hereby guarantee that should soI
par! Of the above bid be accepted shall De duly fulfilled
according s true purpor and eondtons also that writ
ten with bonds to the amount Of the value
of,he orpoposcd to be- furnished shall be executed re-
qsi.-d."
The sellers name place Of business and the date ofpurchase
well the Of contents, I'll gross, tare aud net
weights and shipping marks 20 be hereafter designated, must
be plainly marked every package All other old marks must
be obiicrl;ed.
The Sugar win be carefully inspected before ,s delivery and
compared with the retained samples Reforms of weights
signed by professional Public Weishe must be furnished
Whenever required.
Payment heretofore be made In such funds may be
furnished by the United States.
Contractors expected hold their goods without
pense the United States until required for shipment.
Bks yov Pr7oslis toH be furnished at tbs Ut, Which
ng,t be io'sd ia sngpe addressd 70 he saderHgaed
Q nd iadorsed Pyopo.als for Subsistence Stores"
II. w. CLARKE, Col, a. d. c. and e. >.
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Professional Notices.

~ ID. HAMMOND, IL. D., formerly Pro.
~. f--sor Of special Anatomy &C. IN the ~ Isse Medical
Co!czc N. Y Consulteons on NERVOUS DEBILITY Med
ica and Surc Affection om ~ w. ~ ana ~ seven
in;s. No. 81 East 2Ith-st.
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
Ia Soaluel attends exclusively 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and the more obseure disease. tho Pelvic lscGTa Hernia
HefrJrhVid NaIicoce and Flsiult Ohce hour nom 10
CERTAIN aud SPEEDY CURE obtained with
" the T.opic. In Of diseases ofthe Chest aud
Throat Fnons Wounds Burns Ulcers se BY TO MT
CARRENO IFS 2dny see advertisement under Medical"
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before you take your passage. buy some
ID TROPICAL BALsAM" Tor something may be tho
matter With your chsst or throat and the sad remedy 10
unique to and entirely relieve you. Zee advertisement
under Medical"
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mo. ISL ARsY CLOTHING AID RQuIPAaE OYyIcE
: CINCINNATI, March, - 1904 J
DROPOSALS are invited by the Undersigned

4 No. ll5.I Army CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGB tFFiCkit
CINCINNATI, March, -, 1904
PROPOSALS are invited by the Undersigned,
untH THURSDAY, Apri7, 1894, at - o'clock m, for
saions t coo ARMY sahiapd "h
Resmen,al Colon- Artillery, Army Standard.
ReFmental Color--Tnfantry, Army Standard.
Gsrrison Flags, Army STANDARD.
Gensral Hospital Flags, Army Standard
Company Order Books Army Standard.
Company Clothing Books, Army STANDARD
Company pescrp'iye Books Army STANDARD
Company Morning Report Books Army Sisndar6
Pos; Order Books, Army STANDARD.
Post Letter Books Army Standard.
Post Guard Report Books, Amy Standard.
Regirnental Letter Books Army Standard.
Rsgimenal Descriptive Books, Army Standard
Re yirnen,ai Index Books, Army Standard
Resinenal Order Books, Army Standard.
Hat Feather Sockets Army Standard.
Ostrich Feathers, for Hats, Army Standard
CLevTons-Seryce. Army Standard.
Cheyrons- Ordnance sergeon,s, SILK, Army Standard
CHRONOLOGICAL Stewards, Amy STANDARD.
Chevrons-Cayslry, Or Mr.. sergean,s, Army Standard
Chcvrons-Cavalry lst Ssrgeants, Army Standard
Cbeyions-Cavalry, sergesnts, Army Standard
chevfon,-Artillefy, Sergeant Majors, Army STANDARD
Chevrcn.-Artiilery, it Sergeant Army siandald-
Chevrons-Artillery, seIeeants. army STANDARD.
Cbeyrons-Inf.nry. ser.eSn, M,iors, Army STANDARD.
Che,ions-lnfanry, u ". Sersrsnts, Army STANDARD
Chevrons-lnfantry, LIST serseant'. Army Standard
Cbsvrons-luianry, Sergeants, Army Standard
Ueuon--infantry. Corpcf,l., Army Standard
Drum Hcsds-Batier, Army STANDARD
Dunn IIcads-Snare Army Standard
fi-s Army Standard.
Hayersacks-Paintci. Army Standard.
Cotton Duck-io aud IL o., Army Standard.
Samples which may be at the Office OF Coilps ard
Eauipage In tits city. -
70 be delivered Of charge at the o. = Inspection War
house In tins city, in good PACKAGES with tue name OF The
party furnishing the Kind and quantity oi good, distinctly
marked each article and package.
Parties offering goods must, in all furnish samples,
kcd and nunDerrdto correspond With their proposal and
distinctly their bids the quantity Of goods they pro-
pose iurnish tho price, and time OF delivery
gBarauy gedby two responsible persons mus' accom-
pany each bid guaranteeing that tie bidder vii supply the
awarded ~ b m under his proposal.
Bids will be opened TIT RSDAl, April T. 1914, at
o'clock o. m st this oc. and bidders requested TO b.
present.
Awsrd- win b. insde on SATURDAY, AWna
Bonds viii be required that the contracts viii be flialy
fulhled
kilograms relating 10 Proposal. will no, he noticed.
BLANK form. Of Proposals. may be obtained OF this office
The ht to c any bid deemed Unreasonable reserved
BY order Of Cot TnoSAs SWORDS, A. q ". O..
G. W. MOULTON. Captain end a. y. NJ
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York County Bank, daily and ih
Tie Move ~-, o. knosl-ds. ssd s
- ISAAC G. OGDEN, cAsh,er.
swern before hi. 9th day onareh WA
Lar. kot.ry Pub,1.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SPRING AR

u
Jsme--p aud 34ths r. r., At ga m.Frdays aud Sstur-
S-y- a ,For OrocBport, Sag Hsrbor, Hanp,ons
Sc stopping at all Stations For fUphsnk at 9a and
H. tor syosset a. NJ II T. IL. and p IL For Jansies
Ut aud II u M, aud aud p. "a.
SUNDAY EXCURSION 1RAlN-For Yaphank at 9Is q
at excursion rates.
For syO'set, on Sundays at 545 stopping at all sa
tons A. REasONER. sip,rin .itdert.
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IS61 -PENNsYLyANIA CENTRAL

ISO4 r. sTsan,hn NJ, a anin All. Nn naI1n, =
TRACK All through trains torhs West by this leave
New York from the foot OF CORTLAND. Through tickets
Tor Chicsso, Mwsuhs- 81 Paul snd all points in tho North
West CresiDe indianapolis, Louisville, ST. Louie Cieye-
land Columbus Cincinnati and all points in the West and
can be procured az the office of the Pennsylvania
Central X. r., No. Aston House at the Depot foot Of
Cortland, ST. Through trains leave New York oows.
Express. Wis fhlsceipki. arrives in Pittsburgh
l:3o al
p. Express, VIA Phfadepts, arrives in Pittsburgh q
l:20 NJ. . Do. .I.It..l."
l. 30 p.
One Through Trsin Sunday. Wis Phisdphis Ies,ins
New York at p. N -
IL. ELLIOTT, Passenger agent,
No. As,or House.
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fnrnitnre

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DFDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
Dwarraed manufacture Also, solid Chestnut AID Ms.na
Chamber SuiteE plain and ornamental Of H. r. fAhhiNo
TONS 3es Cssai ST. opposite Wooster Established 1919
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
Ia The beat ss.ortDent Of EEAMELED fURkITURf, In
all coors and s,y. Walnut end Chestnut Plain and Ons
mental in Saies, Wholesale and Retail Al.o Mattresses and
P,,Il,,.,s WARREN WARD. No. 217 CsnsIsI
COLOMON FANNING, at the old stand, near
Fs,t Brosdxsy bss now fnl sssorfDent Of Rosewood.
Walnut Osh ard Mahogany FURNITURE. Aho, EDaDelsd
Suites, I'll OF which are offered ~ low pficsn
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New.York Enchnnsc Bnnk.-statemen, Of

Sew-Y0rk Exchange Banlt.-statemen. Of the
sew YORK EXCHANGE BANK. required Chatter
for esdns the roth day March,
II Loans and sS7as9 80
av--ase smHni Sren.aron issslS eo
s...
CITY County Of York b. Cooke Csher Of The
New York rsehsns Bank duly 5p dat tie
above tDo~iAsse and tsf
h. s. CoOkE, Cashier.
Sworn before ,hs s6th day OF Harch 1874
W. A,s.x Notery Pubic
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Ocean Gteamers.
TOR CALIFORNIA

For Freight or Passage apply a, the only oe No. Bow
ling green. ID. b. ALLEN. Agent
TOR NEW-ORLEANS, DIRECT.-Thc new
i u. $. Mali Steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Capt
John A. Post, will leave Pier No North River SATUR
DAY, April 9, at p. nj.
Passage, with unsurpassed accommodations. SEQ
Apply TO II. u. CROMWELL 4 Co, No. s6 West-N.
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~ from foot Of Courtl.nds.. connecting Ut Hampton
Junction with Delaware LsckaweLna end Western Railroad,
ard u Easton with ehizh Valley Railroad and its
U forming direct line Pittsourga and the West With
out change OF ears.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved 10y this line 10 Chicago,
Cincinnati st. Louis etc. with ba. change Of
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Feb o. 1865, leave New York follows:
HARssprKG ExPRRss--At a. for Easton, Heading.
Posyiiin, iisuisburz r hiauoh Chunk WIliapsport.
MAIL TRAIy-At $40 M. Tor Easton Water Gap, ScrnR
ton, Wlkesbarr- Great BeGd Pitiston, Binyhanton, &c
l2N. TRsIs-For Esston, Allentown Msucb Chunk, VII
hstnport, Reading Pousville, Harrisburg, kc.
3;.0P E.-Fsr Easton, bethlehem Allentown, and Mach
Chunk
4:40P M-For Somervine.
$40 y. a-For Somegyile.
7P.H. WESTERN ExPRgss-For Fsston, Allentown. Read
ing. Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping
thrsuy Oh from jersey City 10 Pittsburgh.
EXPRESS TRAIN yoR HARRIsBCRG.-The q IN. EIpress
Train from New York arrives at Harrisburg at m,
meeting Fest and West Pennsylvssa Central Railroad,
Eorttern Central Railroad North South and with the
Cumberland Valley Railroad
ELlABErHPoRr AND NEW York FERRy-Lesve New.York
from Pier No. 2, North River at $50 243 snd 90
p.
The Boats stop Bergen Point and Mnrner Harbor every
trip each way. JOSIAH O. STFARNS, Superintendent
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION con
~ PANY.

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANY.
TIE undersigned win dispatch Of the undernentoned
other hrsteass. fupowered, Brtsb.bDilt Se.neGs nom
NEW-vORK TO LIVERPOOL
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
SAP. Tuna Commdndsy. To sdil
VIRGINIA.. .29lS.. Grace.
PENNSYLVANIA. .3o00. ..Brooking, 49,.
LOUiSlANA.......2.Si6 .".... .Smsuie...
IOWA............... :. ....... Milburn.. -. -.
These have oil been built the inspection OF
the Chief Surveyor vi tine Liverpool Underwers Registry Of
Iron Ships. They have errs waterg ht Compartments and
elassed hrst-c class Tor twenty-five years.
They lifted up for first second and third ca psssense
who are charged at the follow ing rates;
Cabin Passage. }r.y.sl. in Currency.
Dietary aud accommodation unsurpassed by any other line
OF steamers.
For further particulars, sppyto
WILLIAMS g. GUION No II Wall's
CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
steamers OF the Liverpool NewYork aud Philadelphia steam
ship Company intended to sail rs oDows
CITY or WASHINGTON. Saturday April
CITY or MAECHEsIER.''.''..'.... Saturday April
And every succeeding SATURDAY. at noon. Pier
North River. r.
RATS or PASSAGE,
Payable In gold, or its equivalent IN currency;
FIRST CaBfN......e50 00iSTEEkAGE.. 9@ 90
First Cabin ondo. IS 90 Steerase 70 London. 81 10
Fnt Cabin TO Psris... 95 70 SteeTas- 10 Pefs.. 40 o.
First Cabin 10 Hamburg ~ w Stserags 20 jismbnIg ~ 90
Passengers also orw sIded to HAVE. Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp, &C., at equally low rates
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown ls Cabin. SIS, S85
sos stsersge S35. Those who wsh to send Tor their
friends can buy tickets here at these rates
For further Information apply ut the Company's ofSces
JOHN q. DALE Agent, No. Is Bsoad~ay " Y.
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NETWORK & NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
IT. COMMENCING NOV. 10, 1862 ls64.
zsxnger Stztion IA New OK corner 9th s and 4sv.
Entrance Oh 2T.hst
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Ssw-Hsvsn, (Erl 1850 g. m. f2I5 fExl $40
Qs.), $50 4: 30 and tEs.) ~. .'f
For Bridgeport ], tE1 ll:30 q NJ; l3;13 (Exl 800
(Ex.), $3.50. i:30 and (Ex.) D. n.
Fox Milford and straord J. ll;3os a. M, $3.50, 4:3op
70. Fairfield Southport and Wespo.t :, ll:3o $50,
s30p n.
For Norwak, $3.50 ll:oo l?;l5 (Ex.l 800 Er.l
$3.50, f:3o, $3.50, (EI.) p. IA. rf
For Daren and Greenwch, $50. 1850 m $50 40.
530p. m.
For Stamford, l. tEs.) s;3e 1850 9. N 1915 tEI.l
(Ex.), $50, 4:30, $50, (EX) pm.
For Port Chester and Intermediate stations 30 n 30
n $3.50, $40, $50, $3.50 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston Via Springfield a. H. fFz.); 3fEr.b sp
For Boston via Shore Line, l2;l5 tEI J. e.p ~.
For Hartford and Springfield, tEx) lao tELl
p IN.
For Connection, River Railroad u. x) to Mon,es:
II - a u. 70 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fishkin Railroad (Es.),
ll3o a.
For New Haven New-LoIdoa AID Stonins,on Railroad al
q. IN. 1918. 3, 8p.
tor Canal Railroad, la;l5 p. m. 70 Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad, q. III.
For Nsugaiuck Railroad, g =. nj 2 D. M
For Dsnbury sDd Nofwais railroad, g. $50 .. m.
Commodious Sleeping Cars attached 10 D. m Trains.
JAMES II. HOfT, Superintendent
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD ard TRAN

N JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
IN Coon and after MONDAY, jan ls 1904, Trims VII
leave NEW YORK for BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
Train will take Pssssnge BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON only This Train makes connection at Pbadephi
Trains for Philadelphia will leave New York ana ~
II III. aud y. m, aud ~ Midnight .. i.
MILITARY TICKETS viii not be received In tho M
or 1880 p. IN. Trains. J. W. WOODRUFF,
Doc. q 1861 Assist an, SupeIiLi sldrns Y. L z 4.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For AL

bANI md VIII
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chanber,st. From grh-st
Express. and 10 m, and ;22. 1927 m, and 337 and
3:lj and p. n. q. 5:-2 p. III.
Troy and Albany with sleep li:2 p IN
ins.car), 10: 80 D. m.
Poughkocpsie Train and II Ge2 ard ll2 IN, aid -
o.. ani ?. IA. pm,
Peelskil Train, p. s:22 p.
Sing Sing Train $500. 5:52.
T7rrytown Train, $3.50 r. M 1852 r. m.
On Sundays. at 3:22 D. from apt-slxeet I..f
Tickets msy be procured OF the oices Of Westeotts
Express in NewYork and brookyn and BAGGAGE checked
the all points the road and Saratoga Sprnes
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Grocorp, Ri nk.-s,s,errsnt Of the 0ROCERS BANK,
the CITY OF Se~ Y0t rcaarei BY Chape $50 Lave l1 IN
the eb5nS Saturday, och DAY Of March, ls64
Of and eSff12S %
kvefsse tfnound specie
Circulation
City and of New Samuel White CASHIER 81 III.
dos d-p~e and
beet Of toos- and
belief SAMUEL b. WHITE Cxshc.
Sworn before INT this ssh day ofharcb 1874.
r w.rso., Notary Pubic.
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NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
RAILROAD For Albssy, Troy North and West leave
Shst. depot at 10 m and s25 p. Sunday ISin AS
7.
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NORTH RIyer nank.-s.ternent Of .hs NORTH

NWrTu TtFVtF BHHHs-o-atFTTIH
RIVER BAvK Cbspi-s 40 laws u 1853 Tor the
enin Saturday. the 9Th day Of March, 1874;
Loans ard Dscoan;s n
.--- sees
Afefrse Amount q
City AID County Of New York, IA B. Hays Cashier Of te
North River Bank beng duly dpo.e and that the ABOVE
sAt-m=n " correct 70 beet IN, knoveJz- 30 belief
A. B. HAYS. Cashier
Sworn before tii. 2sth day Of Mach 1884.
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L'RIE RAILWAY,-Passenger Trains leave

~ from foot Of Chamoersst:
e. m. Express for buffalo.
$3.50 m, Blk. daily, Tor 0tEy1le.
10 q. H., Mail for Butalo and Intermediate stations
AIS p. m, Way for Port Jeryis and Nswbsrgh
5p Night Express daily tor punkirk. Buffalo, Roche
ter Cauandagua aud principal stations Train 81 5siorJs
ris through to buffalo but does not run to Duntrk.
CHAs. MlNOT, General Superintendent.
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Greepwich Baut.-s,atsm.n, Of tn. GREENWICH

BANK the City required BY Chapter IN lAwsoi
ending Saturday the seth day Of March 1864
q loans srj DscogD t64sesS %
AveTsfe snonnt OF Circulation $780, w
City and Comfy of H~~Yo,t wnnsm Hawe's Cashier
duly svo'n, depse
and that the shove statement correct % ne best my tnovdse
End belief WILLIAM HAWES Cashier.
before . 18th day Of March. 1894.
w Wn,sLw.Iasy Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

Bs:chers, and Drovers, Rank.-sts.ement OF the
SUTCIYK DHOyERs BAKK. required by CbSpter 20
o week endns the Sth day 81 hsreh 49,
Average Loans and Disco1rs ...--..o2,4osfIS
Average amount Of Circulation $500
Averts- amount OF Depoee
Guy and County se~Yors. Robert PerTn CAsIner
and Drove-s BaIk sworn de2o'e az Lar
o. he tai o. knovscse sDo oee
r. p. PERRIN, CssAer
svorp beor NE das sch dsy Of MARI 1861
q. g. TArlos Commissioner Of DeeSiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

LIZ ATHER MANUFACTURERS BANK OF the CITY 81 New York
caaedby Chapter 40 Lave Of 1850 Tor the ~eek ending saturday
tie 2d'h day 81 March, 1864; -
Of and Deconhts ~
Average amount Specc
Averare amount OF Circulation OF tbs late Leather .
hSDuiaci 4o,Sso
Average amount OF Deg-f.. SS'"ho o'
and Of YORK. Nehoas n fainr
duly 5po.e and cay
lief N. y PALMER, Cashier.
sworn before me this es.h DAY 81 March. 1874
F.1nt HuI kofar Publ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

sterchanfs, Exchange Bank.-Stn'ement OF tho
MTRCAhTs' EXCHANGE BANK. the CT, Of Eev York .. re
oe by CHAPTER Lava 0fs3 Tor tho week eads Saturday ~.
z6;h dsy Of March, iSfi ..-,>. ,a
Ive-ass .noun, o and Discounts. f",8:4s0s e
lv..ss. sovn, ~ stses ............... 2OS,252 81
Ay,raS. ru,ouni OF Cncaaion. Iacluo'ns us oi te x
L..
Sse,oof 20
CITY aud C1uBy OF York. l. T. j. osAey. Cashri Of
the M-chan Bank daily sSon dcr and say a.
p OAKLEY. Cashier
Sworn sesofe u. 18Th day Of Mach, 1874
Jes. HssssIs, Codns4ssoaer OF DetdA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

Bank Of the Repubiic.-StstensntO of the BANK OF
REPUBLIC 81 The required bv ia
weet 18th DAY Of March
Loan AID tffs4sS0 bf
3S4 iDl OF
amount Of Crcusron. k6,696 90
City and County Of Sev Iok l. H. w Ford Cssh,er 81 The
Bal 81 Ne Reysbb bang daily dcpse and n n Above
. besi Of ~ise and b,heL
"a. w. FORD, Cashier
svep before this Ssh day Skach. lst4
EBvrs r. Conr. Notary Pubsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

~ Trains leave Jerey CRY for Piormon, at 9l5 m.
1875 p 425 aud sos p. M and Mondays only $50
g. III. The 9:lJ and i-25 Inn thro1 zh % Monsey
THOS. W. DEMAREST, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

CITY required Chapter Lave Of 1855 for the
eadins Saturday, the 25th day of March, lst,t
Loans and Discounts ifSsOBe ~
amount Of sprcie i,ostols y1
Aypnse amount II Circulation 2s,45S on
amount of Deposits. hSSS-5lo 90
City and County Of Sew York, John Psrse Cashier
The Phex Bank beng dolly dspose and that ths
correct the best Of knoweds. aud be
JOHN PARKER, Csshief.
Sworn before tn. asth day Of n.eh: isc4
Tsos sosu Notary Public.