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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-17
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respectfully informs his old friends and the
public, that be has again returned 10 his old
stand in Cumberland, Baltimore st., opposite
the Post Office, where be il associated with Mr..
G. B .M'Laughlin IN his old business-the pho
,ograpbic art. Being prepared to execute all
kinds OF work in the finest style Of the art,
no pictures allowed to leave the gallery unless
of the hest quality.
Husband wife, parent, child, brother, sister
friend, all who love some dear distant or de-
parted friend. what would you not give to
gaze again upon the features Of the Lust loved
one Come then while you have the opportu-
nifty and get good pictures At low prices, the
value OF which will be incnlcuable to your
friends years to come Remember "delsys are
dangerous"
Dec. 10, 1868.
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. d.. Edtpr
of the Encyclopedia Of Religious Know Ledge,
and Christian Chronicle, Philadclphia. t.,- 30
Although not disposed to favor or recon-
mend Patent Medicines in general through dis
trust of their ingredients and effects, yet know
of no sufficient reason why man may not tcs-
tify to the benefits he believer himself to havt
received from any simple preparation, in the
hope that he may thus contriblte to the benefit
of others. -l. ZHOuiI
| do this the more readily in regard to Ioof-
land German Bitters, prepared by DR.. {. NJ.
Jackson, of this city, because was prcjudiced
against them for many years, under the impress
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
| am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
ESQ.,, for the removal Of this prqudiccby proper
tests, an for encouragement try them, whcii
suffering from great and long continued debil-
ity. The use of three bottles of those bitters at
the beginning Of the present year, was followed
by evident relief and restoration to u degree Of
bodily mental vigor which had not felt for
six months before, aud had almost despared Of
regaining. l therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the use of them.
r. 1900 @ j. NEWTON BROWN, Philada.
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Dissolution Of Co. pa rtne rship

"A LWAYS on hand, 6ne stock Of
= Mill / Croes Cut Saws, 70. sale by
Feb II " HUMBIRD 4 LONG.
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February 18th was the hundrcdth an
nivcrsary Of the city Of St, Louis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-22
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAfLY-FoR GENTLEMEN
ony, at W. New YORK Museum of Anatomy, CHS Hroat-
way tArrr unsnle 90 aterd thesr Lcrres have ten
forwarded on receipt OF by addressing SsS,stay
81 Nss sors Musaum nj Ana,nrny
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DICHaoND.
Aru YoRH Nov. I. 1874.

IL NKw YoRK Nov. J. 1884.
Having bought the wholesale ana retail boot and shoo
establishment OF Bdwin A. Brooks No $50 fulton
street where have been employed the past eleven
years. desire inform friends and the public IN gene
eylng that business be conducted on principles
oftruth and justice given Instructions TO all persons
In employ 10 msrepresen article thai may Do
offered for sale
II " nv Intention manufacture and keep on hand
superior quality good three To fifteen per
be made the market will admit Very respect
fully,
N. B-The foreman and employ business
remain with
REFEREScEs-tBv permssion)
Rev. THEO. l.. CUYLER. brooklyn
Il. ID. MORGAN. ex Governor of Sew York
GEO. w. PRATT. 20 Maiden lane
L. H. CHAPLIN ID. ID IA Fast IhiItythlrd street
Messrs RANDEL 4 BAREMoRE. 90 Nassau street
A. N. LIrfLEJOHN, ID. D., brooklyn, and others.
SPECIAL NOTICE -HEADQUARTRKs, PHEFfx
y (Mitary) Crale, Fenian brotherhood a Meeting OF
the above ~ viii pc held in thesFenan Han slA
Broad way next "Wednesday I'D INST al IN clock
Attention. sub circles Nineynnth esment N a y. N T.
BY order OF fAlhlCh LEoNAnD, ee"Ie.
TUE MEMBERS OF THE UNITED TRADE SOCIETY
i OF Journeymen SamRkers are requested 10 attend n0
funeral their late brother. william Ricsets from tns
of Montgomery and Market street TINS Tuesday
afternoon, At two O'Clock. ERFlNE CoA secrethy'
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BILLIARDS.

LoR sALE-A FINE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND
hand Tables. orders by mail attended to- BY w. H.
GRIFFITH, li6 Fulton street
NANrED-A THREE.oUARrER SIZE BILLIARD
Table with ba IL, &C.. all complete: one that hss bec
used preferred Address Edward Stevens stevens
Hunters foint L. L.
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CORPORATION NOTICES,


noRPoRATlos sALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Pubic notice ia hereby given virtue OF the powers
vested in the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund OF the
city OF New York by an OF the Common Council
passed February 1886 and ACT OF the Legislature Of
This State passed Nay 49, lS45 The Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund viii offer for sale public auction on satur.
day. 9th day Of April 1864 9. noon al the Exchange
saesroom No Ill Broadway in the city Of New York By
WILLIAM KENNELLY Auctioneer the following Rea
Estate, belonging to the city OF New York. wiz
l. One 10. OF Land on the so uh side of CITY Hail place
In the city OF New York, between Chambers and Reade
streets
One ct Of Ian the west side OF Main street in the
yof brooklyn between Water street and theiEas, river
Maps may obtained at the oomptrolers oGce. Hall Of
Records, and after March 90 1884
Terms OF saleTen per OF the purchase money aud
of auction and be paid at the Comproers
onoe Immediately after the sale Thirty per the
Isl day May next when win be ready for de
hysIy the balance may remain bond and mortgage
five from May 1864 with inieres; the rate OF
per cen, per annum, payable half-yearly
MATHEW + BRENNAN. Comptroller
CI1r ror NEw YoRK. DEPARTMENT. or FINANCE. CoxrrRoL
LRss ofrIcE. March q 1864
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1
| E'ERRT LEASES AT AUCTION
4 $50, AZ TIE cry HALL m !.
@ aMton o bs hse = dde w @
crry Tor term OF Ten Years from the his day OF May,
The Lease Of the Ferry established from the foot OF
Houston olst Eas er New YORK TO tue loot Of Grand
OF Twentt tard street. East river New York.
Grand street East river New York to the foot Of Grand
Thc tue Ferry established from the foo. OF
Chambers North river New York the foot Of Psvo
the Lease OF the Ferry established from tho foo,
q chrtophcr street, North rver New York, to Hobo
The ssa several Ferry Leases VIII be sold with the
Corporation q the city cd q Nsw nrYs York
The conditions and OF the leases to in the
rsuai form q ferry leases heretofore entered into by The
Tie or eac' of above ferries to be made
. ferries aud covenants The par, OF the
lesser e.ees ha e or they VIII conduo' and tue
dnances o. y la~s hereafter from
L9sisasqrs srs,,. !, i. l.rr, .na
sale, The Collector OF the cty Revenue equal
Apply on the rent o. tue drst quarter IN he
he opora, He viii se required also 70 70 imrnsn so
O. s-tion At ne same Tune eseeasd by TWO sarses TO N
& "a y ise n for o m e mt Of Of s
he Lease The OF The aaetoneer ana the
G y tie e~e bends Stamps TO be r,
hs the C9rporaon eonnecon with the per sip
should lease OF the above named fe,re- or either or
Aen be pnrchssei 9s parties oer than the les
secs ilev VII he ean-ea 10 accordance win The
valuation lsaord hf present iesses desi to seiN the
ier, sad sa,e 1, he syad sv nersous seee,ra ~ lie
cl ana new esets ~ csss I've paes cannot agree a. 70
1he ease snsii also c,n,sn reiu,eing eaea
Force rnp witt 80 ieet d bo.e The quail
+ f. @ ~ ses sss e s & sd /. s y 'as @ ne ~ %
r, wasnsser eve 'sa,.sa y ne cae, , L"s1ss 9 90
:os Which services The lessee .ba ,eelsc as ~
.han one tour MATTHEW ssiSNAS,
rse .ae ,ae .hoys ,..s,. .'o.'raaeG .ull
Money Anr II Affass M saas asssSs :; ~ ssor
Daea NArou y 80.
VALuABLg FERRY FsANcHTsxs Ar PUBLIC arc.
On sonasyi spi 'a III 1854, eleven eaoss
We ;ssr,i .s E, \; i.
lerry NV esiab,shsd north & o. Ard Ard gadi..y
r~e New iois /, the 'ooi seSee.s street Boz
lie Les-e Z !9e Frsuch. o. ne 's.i stort = be q
sssaee ifo ,ys ,se sn q s 0nsn s.s.n se. = f"s a.
lie L.sss 4 the fianehis. 2 Re ye.y aser i nr
sE,ned from hs - % Ga' 70 ss se,srs s' s9 Y .nd
broosS p % P.rv .ass op M II 4. ee ,n,,fS ,
Cooperation q bs cty -, =: Me- s,,S, YoSs
~, e"niions and covnnsn,. ~ 80 49,. 70 q - he
osua or, of ferry iesses hCfenfosp ansfso n,o - -
lie rs,e enca o. nc aoosa 'er.,e- . sds
Cn Z" ter e. "a. 80 'cnhin e Anis @a VI p~rs I" hr
t.d terry r c,tie, e'ny q SUE mes esnlatrns -
q rte = ma nassi n he CcIimcn coauen ors's.
III ralaasser o; ne 'arry ala peutea-. j.
e sss e 'I - T cosear &c * e.. Z CIV ~ a liz e ann nm a. q q
tsen'y TX cen. = % e'n.5 ~ = T.. "a annas, m fes. y
sss ,, ssrors giso III i'm 5e " b. ~ 9,sf an
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PROPOSALS Fok sI.oooon soLDiErs
pouSTY FUND BONDS
ssets :. ooi-ucs 70, awarded o. ,ais ~ secogop
Opened ATra :, lssD
sessa psogosa, 49, y :. ,as Comptroller,
osc. yn.s s..Mssy Aar4i Il i7ct !, O'Clock NJ when
,h. s.ae viii be plbay ~ tie rarcAss. Of ,he
Whole - ay oar, q tae 4 saQccos the "soiai.rs
soauiy srnc peads authorized ~ sn osansno. or the
so.a q arsss- eas.ed sarcL is isei sd BY an sc,
OF "a, Isss..or.e .; c ST Z rew sorA pas,ee S.bru
ar 49,. osas ~ sm.ln' sv,siss "a BIDS .or
s2nat .. spcnsa Aerfa iset
ne .tbcnss III he . 81 = cent
per .aasa nsgssh scBlannusr5 me ars Jay e ss,
sDa assrsdtc- 10 A. NOD the Psncps! VII Oe r.
dsca4s'c >. foisvs--F.e handed Thousand osays 10.
~eup,i ! ,ssa ana &c luadroa ho-saed du.s-s rorsm
~, iDJ
Tne proposals wi TIE erDoa1t o. toaas desired snG
she psse lrr -, aundrce collars ,oereof persons
,s.oss proposals scspt4 u sDcinrroa cquirca /.
deps,t ~. ~ roaal iftl. I.F a. sams ,vssdsd 81
tser t,.laerveir.
% Dnscaios y u, 90 atroi'I IA -saspJ q As
couo,, Treasurer for ss dep1.s rar;ss vii ~ en-
ut,-s = e,,. bouds ID. ~ yalae Il
,,e $40. aw,ried :, tssr,us ftca u, iaie,
y! p-E@sas
Escs prsyoxtrp -ae r " sealed All endorsed Piopo
ss e., Soldiers D1upiy f1u1 B1aft. ani e. 2sst l.
seooad ssY.jjr. sdJ.csld - C'spt'olsr
~ ,, 8 rs.eyse 70 * ect any o su Of tie siis Il
,.,,t sa-s " r,iec ;. ) .1o,e \, ,o,erey.s q
,es sssalg
usrINEw 4 BRENNAN, Ccmp,rc.e;
n,, =. -4. vtek Cnrsrrswrf o. FiHArcR,
fsnrrtg~tg BHa OtfCE
ArrM i4tl y
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sxpp wssEs.

I,pRpHAMB rUgsIItlkE BEPgBss-ByPrUAM,s
~ Fwoiturc Bxpcss-,ufnhsms purni,ure Frpreta lle
Yves, eventn street tc ~esn fiit8 1lyih synpuss
Il nitn oTcd Al kwos furpiIpre ,xei and ship7s'
rurr.trrc 1ffaniuea ra,ei ir oly NJ 70 oruLtry,
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hRFICf Ccyfos AGjEpU.s BOARD, lrEfL 4,
~ Isst-to Cootsaesafs. Sealed ltoprsNs sni bs 10
os.sei =, Ibis oaiec ud s-isy Tie l u Apri
sa.lsc ocoe. Doon fhcs Ntn ss pUb1cy uieEea
Iof iHirlshtng Ane .tn. aecMs sren.g nse ahndrei
tH50 square 81 o. tue snDe iacg rcgnel Tor Ibe
terraces " tae Is bcg,6es sf tue P!sns aud
sg-oLcssus i9 80 ~ ~ sop nJ'en G.. - q
oa'cs THOMAS -1LfHtsH, Cictsa
kDGs. l.. HA i.kAGH .Adueduct
H. ~ CEts ES I'd.
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n al kowBaAY,
". OF 25a Grand street.
give notice
New Cloak Warehouse
2l4 Bowery,
win be opened
about
the lltn of April.
The grand opening
dAv viii bs
duly not ced.
This MODEL WAREHOUSE has been In course OF erec.
ton since the LIST OF February under the immediate charge
and supervision OF John B. Snook Esq architect whose
name sufficient guarantee for the best architectural skill
William Shears Esq the well known energetic and favor
fte builder has given special attention to part OF the
work since Its commencement and under his sklful and in
teiRent management combining strength and durability,
with beauty OF design and Gnsh Is completing with
despatch.
VIC would also
notify the public
tha our present rules
IN 269 Grand street
viii be in
In PA Bowery.
The three most prominent are
FlRST-STRICrLH ONE PRICE
SECOND.-ALL CUSTOMERS WA TIED ON POLITELY
TBIRD-NO URGING TO PURCHASE
Our geDtlemaniy walkers
viii take pleasure In
Introducing
ladies from the country,
strangers from Europe,
and our old patrons,
to department.
Our ock will comprise
Coaks,
Shawls.
Silks and Cloths.
Of which we have
the largest assortment
IN the United States.
wholesale and retail.
o.&J. MowBRAY.
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r. a MACY NOW OPEN,
OUR SPRING IMP0RTATlONOF KID GLOVES,
ELEGANT SHADES.
BEST QUALITY,
AT Low PRICES
20a and 206 Sixth avenue
Two doors below Fourteenth street
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

HFFICE OF JHE. McGREGOR WESTERN HALFWAY
~ Companr, y. Wall street New YORK AMI L. 1864
subscriptions eIli >. received this once on
She 9th instant Tor s60DtN0 OF the capita 81 4 ~ the
company Tor the purpose OF extending the iDc - ssn
She point of junction with the M!napols rarhoult ana
Cedar Valley Rsiroad The company forty miles or
xoaa nearly Complete aud means in hand aud
equip twenty mites more maxim. sixty in all
same entirely free n hoaing debt IL proposed the
Rresen sale o. sfotk 10 provide
oquppnG the remaining miles 10 have .he whole
ready Tor Dusiness eafy the spring road
Lsyeses the mos orios aud fere portion Of the
% iowa, aud has competition for fly on either
side In the judgment rs des,nca 10 nav
large dvidends % is siacSRodrs moment or com
Pieton IN believed that favorable opportunity 10
1nves IN mos promising railway secnfity rarely pre-
scented 70 Tie attention ~ capitalists DPshels giving
3her nj formation be HAD the of company
NO 6Wsl street. GEORGE GREEyE, President
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THE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE
IA Strangers visiting the city should call Il this
- POPULAR TRIMMING STORE
we have bargains in Hosiery, Undershlrts Drawers
loves hltts Scarfs Shirt Fronts Collars Corses Veves
RI Sons Trimmings Laees Embroiderics Handkerchiefs
Liuilgs. Buttons Brsids, Soaps and Fancy Gooda
BARGAINS IN STRAW GOODS
so cas- " JUS. from auction, new sty colorg
Ladies Nall and ers nine them; they are cheap
BIO dozen Bonnet Frames nice goods. from 20c. up
hiliiners si.opied with Frames at jobbers prices.
ri HB0NS. RIBBONS, RIBBONS
AL the calofa In rich Ribbons II low prices.
A fuil line of Tr.aming Ribbons. all colors.
Nelyeis Browns acx with white edge Drabs from auc
ton.
IN SMALL WARES TRIMMINGS &C,
we have immense assortment at the lowest prices
b.0C0 dozen Coates genuine Spool Cotton, wet &C.
$4,000 dozen Carks Cotton, black and white, Sc spool
Best Needles made. &C.; bss. Pins, &c paper.
Hooks and Eyes, &c. card Darning Cotton, 2c sken.
6.U0o dozen Sand Soap. excellent article 2s dozen.
Waist Linings. paper, muslin, bucSram. &c, cheap
Dressniakers supplied at the lowest PRICES
Emhrnideries lsces Musins Wells, Edgngs Sc, cheap
DONALDSON MEAREs, cor. Sixth ay and Nineteenth ST
EXCLusIyELy FRENCH FLUTING. oNE TO TWIN.
IL inches wide al materials pnncuay futed. and de-
lvered, al MRS GOLDEKS French dutng establishments
is Amly street MIA block and half from Broadway
2I Beecker street. below Wooster and 26l Fulton street
Brooklyn. Call and examine.
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AMUsEMNWTs.

WINTER "a. aEsDAY EVENING APRIL6
Third spnsa-tr. An New YORK Of the gifted tragic
Grtiste. ,yOAIA InNEs
-,.n I'm =. - ted, for the third time on any stage
an II, cfc pvAv
4, a. ohiOlNA ssly for Miss AvoNIA JONES'
aud based upon the fanouA ssS-~ '~~,'A 'A~
Holoferues and entitled
JUD
sMERARI
DAUGHTER o. a.
Tho drama will be presented VI " bv Rarthnlonav n
MAGNIFICENT NEW SCENEh -
HISTORICAL COSTUMES by EruA ~ v '"' AS@a0'n' "
Music. rES hv avlveater
NOVEL AND ELEGANT PROPERT, aSsny "'
MACHINERY, by Thomas
POWERFUL CHORUS
to do justice 10 the
ORIGINAL MUSIC 'trnel Eso
composed expressly FOR this pce Robert fthe CON-
and CAST embracing the entire strength Including
pany and candidates public fayor, IN Nes
Mr. CHARLES BARRON (his first appearance " w"
York; - r..
Door open at cN Commence a. IN Seats M ''
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| A1oTIcs.-THE RATE FOR srgERAaE PASSAGE
IN Liverpool snd Queenstown vii he until further
ro.ice Ss5 in gold or the equivalent IN currency.
The steamship CITY OF CORK Of this line. win sail 2!
On extra steamer Wednesday Apr She has spieG did
for few csbin and steeage passengers at
reduced rates payable in Upited States currency.
JOHN @. DALE Agent. ID Broadway
STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL TOUCHING AT
Queenstown Cork harbor The Lverpoel New fork And
Phsadephia steamship Company intend dsspsthing theh
fun powered Clyde butt iron stesmships f0lows-
CIrY or MANCHESTER. SATURDAY. Aprh2
City or LONDON. saturday April l6.
and every succeeding saturday, at noon. from pier N,
N"" '"e RATES OF PASSAGE
PAYABLE in gold, or its equivalent ia currency.
First Cabin ....... SsU Steerage tO
FIRST Cabin 10 LondOn,. S5 Steeraee TO- London
First CABIN Paris % Steerage to Paris. ~
Fyst CABIN 10 Hamburg 90 steerage TO Hsmburg ST
Passengers srted 10 Havre Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &c.. at equally low rates ~, -, -. so.
Sn5 S,epraee S3A Those who wish 70 send for their
friends can tickets here st these rates.
These steamers superior for passen
gers are strongly built water tight iron sections and
carry patent annihators Experienced surgeons are
attached 70 each steamer. ,r.u
For further apply In Liverpool TO WILLIAM
INMAN Agent, 22 Water stree.i in Glasgow " ALEX.
MALCOLM No 8 st. Enoch SQUARE IN Queenstown 70 Y.
a W ID SEYMOUR Co in London 70 EWES MA
CEY 81 King William street; IN Paris 70 LES 9ECoUE
,s rue Kotre des viciorss Place de Ia Bouse IN
Philadelphia toJoHN q. DALk, III Wainut street. Or ~
'oo ooi' ISHN a. DALE Agent Is Broadway, New York
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MISS KATE Ut,sIE, THE akEAg SENSATION
M Actress, aud SAN r. EXAM iba popular irish Come.
dian, viii lhs,r season at Cairo H.,
Apr lf night iiey cand UhO, May ior IL nights;
nashville Fcun, ~ II for ~ nigns, louisville Ky june
D ot 6uahs, 81! snra,i ohr, Jnne - et nights az the
rca Caaada IL the Fente y scs, teaire Liver
pno Engend 4 sseks. rneiG,rg August s; return
ns - tas U1ya stses n pGope'., - ini heir fall aud
Vfres gnraV1 asnla An Lttsrs ti,crtsc above
sam y Is yanf lIh isiise aseuge, rANAierbu, fenn.
q y
L,gRaTtCf;p DgtMArc sssoctsf.ON-MEETs
- evs-v fyed seslgg rinas a. NsNh .licrs MiIsy
IlaN eayswery ladies ot gsaiispcn d.s ,os OF be-
ing mer spi"y prtstss4G - @dt,rss as above
E.5eafyi. this ogennx ~ tae FfielOhhT.
NAY ~. TAtalp -rLEsECTIT, fb UND QUAR-.
ID ,.gs fassana In niy move. am pessEuG msthod No
10, ~ csc fa tl thorough kncsiedg. of the III
al. Denfos utsie 3, nrise spd fIut4hed for pae
III Uour, FOR tuition from IN The afternoon ll In tue
= ,ening GheI9E 4. pVR5Vn, 70 . ANTI ssroet, cor
uer ~ Hstcer,
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CLOTHING.

BETTER CHANCE-LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN,
~ II wish to find the fair and honest dealer MIMI
10 whom disnosc Of Cast On Clothing CARPETS
Frrpturr at the fol wing From s.
Ss5 Tor SILK Dresses from ~ FOR Goats from 81 TO So
ShRwls Coaks Woocn and Muslin Dresses
for winch the highest price viii be paid please call on
address a n. Mint. 29 sixth avenue Eigh.
La dies uded 10 hy Mrs Mint all orders
Broakgn Williamsburg and Jersey city viii be
tuas attended Please remsmber the Ginal B. MINTZ
NJ. N.r !. LII.
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n j
sp-cai meeting ne Beard o. Trustees 81 the Mari
posa COMPANY held the Olice the
day OF Apr. ins u resolved that ,hs purrose
Nqudatug the Eoa!nG dr: ard furtaeg developing
sources OF Tue co2ns there shall he OF bonds
Che an.unt OF S2o J6 the day of
Aprl 1874 VIII interest - cent per annum ,ayate
hAn yestis aa y ~ e IL oids iur the said I've
ceved at the oGe Of any sine before roo,
Of the llh insiabt 4, which tim ne proceed TO
epen the bids csefvng ne right accet &C, any ii
.All Of them - III
BY order ef N. BoAri Of trustee.
JOHN WATT Secretary
nFF1Cb or TnE -. NICHOLAS INSURANCE CON.
~ pany no i6e BrosdskS. New York March 81 ll;4 =
Election election iur directors this COMPANY
Tor tnspsSofs q The election al this
On Tuesday April r. 1854 between hours 10 sud IL
oc'ook A A. Ev order o; the Boarr
JOHN ). SEAR!N1, Secretary
hFFiCs or gHE
~ ckNiGHL MINING COMPANY or COLORADO;
NO - WILLIAM STR
NEW iURK APRIL .. ist4
The tranA!c- books o. ths company hereafter be at
CHS olice lnsts2d u al Ne - Wal siree..
GEO O. CILLEY, Secretary.
DfOAcRc SILVER MINING COhPANY
Il OF ARIZONA.
Iucorporascd ur1-G he or the state ~ Ssr York
tsspitil 81 40, shares, II So each.
Bubserrl,oas = TIE caps s;ocS = 'is compsuy
opened - Msdatstas. Apfii 9. hc Ece of ~ A.
u. VI. EIScHhSTI e President
oflce oi naEnceas ExIEess company,
"a iroadvsy
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sIUS Old SAyISGTS. HAMMER THE IRON WHILE
a / is red hot--I.ades and gentlemen receive
shr price on Cin;nng Carpets. Furniture
Jewery Diamonds. &c, than before must have
the oued articles supply Caornis markets no
matter whG; price long We ge the articles
I9dcs All. Gentlemen don't neglect gool chance as We
say - hnrihug and call on or address u HARRIS. iM
,e.cgih between twenty and Twenty second
You will regret H. Ladies waited upon by
Mrs IL Harris.
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

LTox's OLD BowERY.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
MISS FANNY HERRING AS
THE TICKET OF LEAVE WOMAN.
Mr.. @, L. Fox, j. b. Studiey G. X. Fox
Mile. Martiuelt Overture. Orchestra
THE GHOST OF ALTENBERG
G. W. Thompson, MISS r. penvi. Mr.. aud Mrs. Chapman.
FALSE COLORS.
J. B. studey, Miss Singleton. and the Company.
FRIDAY, April
BENEFIT OF MISS FANNY HERRING
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-03-31

GENERAL GRANTS BATTLEs.--The
names Of tho following battles, in which
General Grant has been engaged in his
are engraved on a sword pre-
sented to him by the citizens ofJoe Da-
vissS county, Illinois:
PalO Alto, May 8, 1916.
Resaca de la Palma, May 9, 1SA6.
Monterey, September 10, 20, 81,
1846.
Vera Cruz, siege, March to 27, 1947.
Csrro Gordo, April 1s, 1917.
San Antonio, August 20, 1847.
CherubuScO, August 20, 1947.
MOlino del Rey, September 8, 1847,
Chepultepec, September 13, 1917.
Gae'a San COSma, September Il
1947.
City of Mexico, September II, 1847
Belmont, November 3, 1862,
Fort Henry, February 6, 1862.
Fort Donnslson, February 10, II, II
and l6, 1862.
Shiloh, April c, 7, 1862.
Corinth, siege, April IL to May 20
1862.
Iuka, September 10, 1862.
Hatchie, October 5, 1862.
Corinth, October 8, 4, 1862.
Tallahatchie, December |, 1862.
Fort Gibson, May l, 1868.
Raymond, May II, 1868.
Jackson, May IA, 1868.
Champion Hills, May 16, 1868.
Black River Bridge, May 7, 1863.
Vicksburg, July 4, 1868.
Chattanooga, November 20, "a, .;
and 26, 1868.
Ia all twenty seven battles.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-03-31

EPIDEMIC IN INDIANA.-Erysipelas,
in fatal form, prevails at Salem, Ind,
and in the vicinity of that town. Over
one hundred cases Of smallpox and
varioloid have occurred at Bedford.
Spotted fever has again made its appear.
ance in Grant county, and several cases
have resulted fatally. ItiI stated that
a virulent disease resembling measles is
prevailing in the vicinity of CurrysVille,
Sullivan county. 1t has proved very
fatal. Five cases Of spotted fOver Oc-
CURED at Mitchell, on the Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago Railroad.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-03-31

PAPER FROM SORGHUM STALKS. "A
new paper mill has just gone int sue
cessful operation at Perrysburg, Wood
county, o. 1t is, at present, making
wrapping paper exclusively. For this
purpose it works up Sorghum stalks,
which make an article resembling straw
paper, but much stronger and superior
The demand is so much greater than the
supply for this paper, that the works ar,
to be extended and the manufacture o.
printing paper commenced.