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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21
COUNTY BOUNTY OF 500 AND SiUl
CASH DOWN FOR SAILORS.
AND

The United States authorities having 10 order TO all up
the Navy and Marine CORPS authorized the raising OF re
that branch OF the aud
recruits for the Navy aud Mar corps sha
quota OF the places where they elect 10 be credited
same as they the the
Committee have resolved 70 recruits for
the and Marine the following bounty, Cash
down upon ceing duly mustered into the service =
Whea eniisting In the navy Si00
snlisting or more than one year in the 3D
" hNY prEss6N BRiNaING a REcRiiir roR rf III
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL RI
CEiyE COUNTY PREMIUM or So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

FIVE THOUSAND RECRUITS WANTED
FOX THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

rTHE DRAFT POSTPONED
TWELVE HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS WANTED
CHANCE FOR PATRIOTS

having been determined that the city OF New York
deficient only TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
men its quota under the Presidents calf for 2o on men,
the draft ha been few days. In order
able the ng OF the quota possible. by volunteering
The County Volunteer Committee now appeal TO tha
patriotism OF the citizens Of this county 70 aid them l.
raising the twelve hundred and needed
thus the country from the ~ draft
The County Volunteer Committee will pay the following
b0unsies until further notice
FOR ARMY RECRUITS ......,................., tY
FOR MARINES ..........' SO
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOX THREE YkARs..... 80
FOX NAVAL RECRUITS FOR TWO YEARS ....... 100
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR ONk fBAn........... LOO
county premium OF $40 viii also paid for bringing
recruit 70 this Office In addition tue government
Uranium of $40 aud county Of so Will be paid
for bringing naval recruit
Let tho citizens oil New York make grand and nuaR
rally to ave US from the Impending draft
a GODFREY GUNThER. Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
ELIJAH y. PuRDY. Supervisor.
OEISON BLUNT. Supervisor.
WILLIAM N TWEED. supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART Supervisor
OEORdE OPDYKE, Auxiliary Member
ORiSOk b UNIT,
Chairman.
Nsw Yoex. May IL. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

ITO CoRTRACroRs-rHE UNDRRsIGNED with
u receive Proposals at the Louisville Nashviie Rail
rosd Office Louisville unl Wednesday Mar 10 fov the
Graduation and Masonry Of ~ 30 miles Of the Lsssnon
Branoh Extension Of ssd road Prohes and sp~cnceena
Of the work be 81 oce ana Nteg
bids GEORGE MACLKop EaS-sse
ITO CONTRACTORS -sEPARATB SEALED rNopt
sai', each endorsed with the tie OF the vetk tr whcn
the he offered the Of the pcrsen pesenuug me
same aud the date OF It's prescnnuon VII receive e
th Office until " clock NJ ~ Tussday. May - 1854 tsS
the truction OF she following stresi 70 w
In Third avenue tl5sh street 20 29h street win
bra nch In zsd street. second aud Third sveuues
In teh street, bst~sc Ffth AMI ssih avenues s.so
IN Orchard street. Hon and stanton streesss
also 10 Fitush erect between Fourth md Lexington svs
nr Streets 10 seventh avenue between fnirwsn
ssea anS srccincatons Obtained application 70 10
co0'rae' Clerk s IpSSTs bhRsxs cro;sc nSn'dsss
n: CRAynn ,-,)u., m ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23
FEED THE PIGG,

Nov il the time to feed and attend
we'll 10 the pigs Shich CANE last fall
At twelve Of fourteen mouths old
YOU will kill them, and make your
mca,, next winter. BY proper care
yda can make them weigh from lOO
30 200 pounds, at the ag' mentioned
- Don't let them get poor, S'un'eo
and NANCY now, for if yon DO 1t Will
be almost impossible to Ct t"en
started Sgaip. There is no telling
how much meat can be raised by prop
er maOngepcut, even when corn Is
scarce. The slops and waste from
the kitchen will make many pound
Of meat Every hous, keeper whether
be or she has much Or little OF tins
worlds goods, can 50 far towards Ta'S'
Ing his or her own meat, lfyou nave
no pigs. obtain one or mole, as soon
as ycu can, and 60 10 feeding 'hom
You can accomplish " nders viii
them in twelve months. We do noI
consider any house well adoIied' thes'
day 5 without pig.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

Russia Mr.. Seward, in writing to
Gharge d Affaire. BayArA Tay lor, says
She has our friendship in every
ease, in preference to any other Euro
perm Power simply because she always
" ehee us well and leaves Us ito conduct
our own affair as we think best Mr.
TayIor IN writing trsMr, Seward JAN
~ 1863 mys: Il have Just returned
,ro,D a, interview with Prince Gorts'
cb,keF Tell Mr. Seward, said TO-
thar the policy Of lnssuia in g"rd to
the JTuired States is fixed, and will not
he changed BY the course adopted y
anv other nation.
We greatly d'sire, as you Known, :.
the termination Of your unfortunate
. ruCgIe. but we shall not "ffer our
Friendly mediation until II is ctr'S u oi
bring accepted by b"th 'iis'. by the
\, deral Government AMI the Southern
Stales We earneSily hope III the
maintenance nf the Uninn. but at tho
same time we have no hostility TO Inc
Southern people; aud for 'h' '"S' OF
bah sides, ss shall gladly pr' r'ter OUT
services whob they are nm'u"i'y TO-
one. cd tu, moi until then. And TIE
Emperor expesstd 10 Minister Clay 10
Ma, last. ,llnt he bore in memory the
friendA, expressions lOrm"rly used u
, "a ,ord to the Unned States, And taA
nolhing would be wanting on us P.'
! 10 make permanent the amicabIs FslA
. ,ions ofthe past
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23
For the Beacon



Lei re eoutS N 7urn. II, great Btro 10 EousI
L,i hia s,v fAdes, in ~ ic, on now ~ urn,
Ln be stand "a OF Frc, don, fall ., hA mast;
et tbs nht strOd- SsF-h is' Aceou'r, be led
slls c.tts 'aI o'lhs lie . is horns
yuy the ' ire. 4. rfo ",pinevAII" JEeksn is gone
IL iha Sou'h deH morui 9 b. now ArTayed;
lei sorrow the heat othsscF pdn'Aae;
Let bsr todiers sigh, tor b'Hero Ia wa slain,
'utrad m q rArsS, nCsApco lntSSiu 'aplsiu;
l., b.rvtmen and rhldr n ard in arrow mourn
FJrJAak,on, tie warrior .nd patriot Is one
Let Cl1, ,esI osvlllaa NeH heeoV red Wth 'hoFns
L., II. cove there ne'rrta h return m 'As mourn
I Il 7uinta sta % N clio ID b. Wraa'hed ;
wttrs hs kAGnandoah B.. m Asg hFeAfedi
In, him in ihe err nj lbBeon ty dwell
WHO ,or = eedOn 'oisAt 8, rs~dOn fell;
In Coofede,a,ss with PRIDE remember Si'aSms;
Ls, hem - tlory pnpt ate hi fame
, / Fl hem r. memse- n arps' d'td4 ha tone;
l, h-n en- nisF tAt Au'sls h. Son;
! E, lem wear by 'ho I'D eds, bytA aaFst AAms'
r,A,U ei /. ets shall as',r p,niSh hi. iAmsi
Ya,h .,opd esnaon ma be hnntsred o er hi' ave
Le virguS's'si..S 90 Eera he sEeW o'r'he brave
IsiEoy 10 n kh e brA =,
eh,ns r..n d ID t,mb. ere JaeEs 9 cps;
let IA name b. 60 dsd ou hIs ys brig 4sai psSe,
Az he CAR tAu Hero, Patriot. sage
NJ. |. D###h.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

NJ R. Cullen, E,q. Of St. Louis
Missouri las b en- appointed a Judge
Of tho Military Court Of the Conted'
crate army, and assigned to the Mis-.
sissippi department Judge Cullen
is native Of this city, and a son OF
tho late DR., John Cullen, 80 dis'in
guished in his day. lie emisrated to
Missouri, and was a successful practl
TONER at the bar Of ST. Louis, when
the war begab. IIc was then forced
to take refuge from the rigOrs of the
I.incolo dsspOtism, aud cane back '(
Virginia.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

disposed of the house tecsUe Quiet fx
al or' tvo hour. My motlNr and my
>plf became bitter std my fatihr. BONO
whar @rtered in iit ideas, sent for 1hN
Doctor to admiEis'ertLc restOrAiiyeG Of
health,
Eut here I will close, leaving tha
evening cntcr'ainmen' for my nexs.
TIL then, I remain as ever your friend.
SHOOTER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23
GOOD ADVICE

We take the following items o.
..nod practical advice flom the C0u"
kfyman =
rcoNoMlzE YOUR PROVISIONS.
We urge upon the PeoIlt Of the
Contederacy to begin early in The
wear to economize their provisions
bacon particularly. OF meat, few P. o
ple have more than half aAOwanceand
they ought not to have any more
The balance should 60 to The army
| We doubt in fact, whether PEI Ple VIM
STAY at home are entitled to even hal'
allowance Of meat. when they can get
10 many vegetables as are to be had
by proper management nut Wha'
we soy is, save your meat D'h 20
TO work and eat it ail up by June, and
then have no meat at all. Make a
nice calculation divide it out proper
" and rGn it through the year =" as
to have little all the time. When
you eat ub what yot have now, it vi
be Impossible to get any more tor love
or noney.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

uha. was Needed The Duke q
Marlborough admitting the nne LUZ
nd warlike air Of a FolHer taken
n,;.,ner i, the tn'lu IT EIoschset, 'aId ! % !,
him. III dIs French had but OVOOv
.u.h men a. yOn We ahoaIa M; have
mined ,hc day 50 ea,ils.' u rbl'u ny
I,ori said tho soldier, we have y Pleasy
.,rb ust, as sic, We only want QUE l'ks
yOu.''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23
The Sultan Of Turkey possesses the

The Sultan Of Turkey possesses the
swihest vessel oaoat, il is a steam
yacht, named tho Taliah, and was
built BY Messrs, Samuda, Of Black
wall. England. Her burden is over
'llOO tens. Space is sacrificed to
machinefy Tho .uho.e Obi ct Of tho yes
lsel bsiu saalli 81 oh 45 miles in
two hours ira q lNutes' e. with !. ,Oe
tide part ct The. way agasalsthsF he'
speed Il thAs d an average railway
xaG
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23
n, u. r "VVe' aoF u /. Ississ, pn
y a, Rsoronrs,
N'c''ia,y Of STATE.


Lr"' Wan lSeyr- ais We l,,,D t,om
''''' =, parties direc, through II. ,iaas tY~
II o'''ianoosA, that the Federal off.
were including Gen. Thomas. can.
,s aS'r between France sD3I,bo
,s'a s'.a,s'a States inetltable, and 50 expires.
s''''e' publicly. Ooe os ,hom !, /.
s.i' ai''''V'Ner'l, formerly an Ohio
s',o y was heard to say tha. uuls.,
'0'l,on" SSdia.be crushed besar,
J'Y II . '9e sumner Il would bo *.
H.. Ia a0q0sial' " the JEFF. Davi,
,."n'a' SOaldlAeD have 4 povsrga
'p'''''os from Me.ico -. ~. ],
v;.0 vSa'a0! isilu,G 10 Ov.rtun ts.o.,,. -
'c,.IIa ,s,.la thi' Spring. Is s,' i''S,g'' Ibo"s1
EO,.. IsSd y he R.Sa N n,S. SIS' z. pl'''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23
or the Esdrn,
Aut btOgrn PhICal SkstSbtS
Dear Sbanks;
az SHOOTER.

or chen We come into The world We
fol ourselves here, With our characters
stamped with peculiar features just as
mucb 80 as our faces Some are sharl
featured characters. Thin lip ed, Iong
nosed, bony fingered, characters and
others with fat faces, Pag noses ana
blubbe' lips. It's nonsense 20 say t0a'
all characters are alike at first just
as we'll say all faces are 81 Nor d" we
merely fad ourselves here, as Ou' 'e">
tieut su,i,les, but We fnd ourselves coH'
slitutea as social beings, seeking I"vFi
avoiding haze planning the eSten'' u Of
our intercourse with men, endeaVor''s
to oyerreach tlwart, or destroy. that
which appears to outs'riP' iwpcde' Oh
oppo.e our own aggrandizement Hence
we find clubs, c!iques, and comb'n'''or'
at every turn. which it is the business
of our lfeto battle with. Aud these
begin with our life, in fact am d''p''"d
to believe. that tley are prior to our
existence. sometimes think' that "
was pursuant to contract with my pr"
oenifors that | Tslme iuto existence a ut
am satisfied hat, ever since my natel
hour schemes have htGn concee'ed To-
nv d;ec mIitue. But lhankS'o Fate
| am pr pared for the" all. But let
me not weary yon with abstract th'o
ries. Metaphysics is little better thar
Dr's physics after all. So to my story
A. "a how. wien. and where ! VIA
bon YOU will l,arn enough herea' e'
: Sof6ce !, ,ha, it was dull d,y,a YER
l,,l aov To me us rolled oul Of my hi
la link ON the aoor The bunP ri
tho aoor brought a stream If fire fron
! NJ, ewes, and tears to qu,nch it NJ
screams brought my motber IN tie roo'
IN =, (re,zy flight Way EIyy' she ri
ed. Jerking ne up "wh'' On e'rh fid :"
LAT ,he rhlIlfall iol !! Cone here o u
h YOU li,tb mpl There take that. at
mind hi. child. or I'll all but XII yot
Now you let him fall again "A''.
didn't le. him fall ; he was sleep IN
vos out da' puyiu, an | spec dc ehf
:, ,o d,csm;c' 'Uase | Know he vi
9 '.Iocp when | went cut jjes' NV" N
l. ,w..r, no such Thug Don't YOU con
; 10 me with lie in you N u.O lO'f'
y came to neither honey bles, It's bea'
Of .noor little thirsl' You Elv co"
. aud put this child to sleep There not
% wotcb him." hid by this time d'"
j nod into doe and would have re''e
~ bnt nv prosecutors applied" wet TOW
I'd 10 nv face, and. though | yr'Ie' I"
ne ti.ked. !, was 10 ufo. | was ove'c"'
to hv superior force, and tiea W's jump
.1d tossed until all power Of rrslSfr'
being exhausted, | fell asleep ? D"' ~.
he -. doomed to torment A a.a lo'0
IN he combination and inserted h'' p
as r.Ot DrobOscis into my back 10 van
k. s screamed md kicked, ami kicked . +"
er stream. a ; there he stuck '''@''
I" though bOl aon, to take ,@ a. ",u0D
's. rgh, il drawing my lits.blOOd from
in 4 The great Juggeruau' in the .l''' .,
be Crushed BY bis charrio''"b''l'' .,,'A' a. =
Ior sa.b was ny ssODy, and 50 Viclsn.
y sssssns. thai y wee seos'o''O ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23

were I|t' hy my mo'h r. |" vain
shut my m2u,h. dlh every
thing could 10 lerisl the combination,
The drugs went down, and very "aur'
alls | became sci, very sick aud yoc
know what sick hty is The Dc
TOR va. self tor nnd az all else w'r'
busy father WAS detailed us "a eourier
for The Doctor Full fast he dew trI
town. but as he hid not b4eh there s'nee
ms Introduction into The w1rid, the
first friend he met uh,t be tuld Of the
happy event Aud then h must make
his friend drink o the toy's health
inst lhcn smother d,oPprd ia witt
'Why julie how d" y"n. Nv" t.
lat son say about tine be, :?
o. ,me Of The Gus lsl)nv, ,oo
,ycr saw hui aomt dp.uk 'o hi health
and then II c,lyIo al nb'tt h'm'
DIM. rhus passed lnl The st'"0'
.ne, ard the bird. 1urrO, dfth an
sixth ", re poured as lNo''o"s to 'p"d
bms. airl., and twins. ln''I d 'hou2"
# nv si,krsss WIS drowned n dr'OE'
II nv h. lh A. The blood Of the par
~ VAIN 4 words rau high and 'om' +
concrd rec fghr iouk place, in Witch
I5e wort y ,ire of yolr htmbl'' serva'
b,r, uo inc,r siderable part After ''"' ''"'
minutes however the melee VA 'n''
md arologi aud pSE ln0ntIoos to I'~e'
.r5 ,be n w sworn fripud4 having ra'i'
sed the trenty by treating, dec'd'd %
: treating to my fathers house to h'''
dance Accordingly they m'uI''''
their horses, aud pressed into their con
mn, Il negro 6hIor who. noIuckIIy I"
mo .ud him,ejf, hal pened to te paS'IO
by, A. tley came INTO the oo'l'F' "
pttbcr scyc at once detected 'he pro-
.uce Of lq,cr aud the absence 'i tn
Doctor aud She bcg'0
,Wb.rc is the Doctm! ! What al
,bo.o IN, :, come hire for? Oh mercy
! III drunk the child dying and II
. ,oahache driving int msd ! Oh OF
oh
vw,ll we'll Hunph" ej'oa'a''
| m, father. "you see ! forgot what ! We
| e,r and I met.my friends and we
E ,o.k = dram i,.t on account OF the DO
!
) ,nd ,h,n w. pos, to aispn'in' and
), tno.Led Jim Snidcr over the count
. ,Dl4,Orp ,hcle vns general fisht' Il
:! wo m,1e that al up, and co"'e up
i haven frolic.
,e ,u,aI, 4, for mercy's sake have SOL
r. sense whtn YOU gel drunk 7 groaned
.. mo,ber. "Ohl wish I vas dad !
!, rlumph!! where's the baby Il ! =
ei Bring him here he !" : wen y. >.
ID i, men, thi. boys name i Sol"mo" '
% n ,0.,lepr, Duke Of III" I"depe"d'
Il principnli'y of II'm'o't'h' ll' :" y
cr ;n,o thc world kicking his way t'e' Il
! ros, and IL lie don't cut so"rr''
ed and 90 out d the world lO"d loren
II. hetors nornioe he'll be like the NJ
! h+'ll 60 it tail I"'em"s'' ''s,'o. :, :,
I'd .o.,c6.ky. HOw}ednwsky'' .lo" Il
'F, med how yoaitnh' kick ba' : !,
ly. ,,sv, ao must dance q little any
ne, ,,ore into tho other room wen
ms SI.a,b. hit, r., aud then send 'cr
al
st. nsigDborhood folks ''d we'll 'o'
ny turb the sick oaes.
rAa nraIininsEy asaiS bes0g
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-03-23
EROCL&N&TIuN.
EYECCT. u CHAMBER.
N nm. MLss


N.luS Miss
10 t4rby grc lat the follow
.pg oaued oAcen ere necessary for the
pnpg .uinistra'ion of tre Govern.
uat of the Stats Of Mississippi, All
See District taa County otdccrs elect
ad by the people 10 nlruauce OF the
proyisosofthe C.oGitnjNn and laws
itoulioqthe Cover SDals Treasurer,
Sara,ayy Of Stpsc Tor, Attorney
Gnrra' District rnes, judges OF
I he High ocuroD "v and Appeals,
Io'ge.rrd Ch, Circuit aud
4 Pia'es Gcgos. '-r.Igr, Of the Boards
q Police Cm r e SneriAs.
~ NH"ors : orlue Pcace aud
Coa,a,'e
@".mPn. the Reporter
o' t.r decision yrk Of the
'rs4 y"" Appeals,
E'Gl'''"'' hand Off .,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
legal Notlres.

CUPREME COURT. -County Of West
~ che,icr.--SARAH LOUISE THOMSON ssI EDWARD
u. q. TiiUnrSDN. Summons for relief Com Ser 10 the
above named Defendant Won hereby summoned 70
the complaint o the plaintiff this action which herewith
OF we.teh-stsr Comfy N Y While rlsins Ian~ 10, isc
ard Q COPY Of your answer on %
Pe-ksknl Westoheses County. N~w.Yok. within twenty
days arr thu service Of this upon you exclusive Of
the day Of such service and you fail 70 said
plant hereby required tho plaintiff VII sppy 70 tie Court
ios resi demanded IN the dated Asrcb ~ a6<
Jsl7 lAw7wv - psekakll h Z.
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Go TURNER'S an0 Others.
nAVID THOMPSON,

Z
~ AORricuLrURisr AND HURsERYAAN,
Green Island toppoce TTpyL
hss hs ard ready traasr .nnr largo quan.iey
Of superior soa hs4dy CRAZE VINES IL all sAy We
T!eiles-k catalogue give. speids cha stsr si1 qualities
HAA also on LAsl lsrse sssortnent Of SrRsWB2RRY
VINES, see OF Which ren a. ssIiy the Sth Of MAJ, See
Catalogue .ar isaik
has also trench. Prrsaan and ocrrasn PRUNEs; al,o
that eri aieA wv IsCiEN riUhL fsvorsoly
noticed IA and hy th fsr,crs Cab N Na York City NO.
Tribune Newspaper. and the Country ooutnr SPEAKING
orTHDMrsoh'S GRAPES. the Farmers Grub .sys
II this Is Seeding thst vii rpcn Troy every ycs1
with sinty then acquisition worthy Of rcfirc"
In the 9iscngnon Of the Club TIE PhpSE sasds
There sesers Of rhe rIpe 1nd is tha Iwets
chen Gsts commonly called 5ws-el and s. n,sy bv Of
.hSm any II bs unanimous opinion VI Tins Club
i excellent fa.. SsI ~ sL ~sSihy o fecoa.ucalas
lien FER general cultare" the beat Frame they .ae~
be osx-sai not recommend aytns worthy, ecS
willing rvr tas Prnpe t- Iifhsst recommendation
Baked aud .u..r~i he Is o. di.iss us~S body
the ruegs Ch Of New city well pfaes
tica ruiysor. Of Fruits and Vine tcsives) Mr. Thonp-
con couas brlole bis tnw citEenF confidently believing
he s, o pr,eEt IL them ssli-es Of ytaDs ssa
.sn ihsir .s.s .nd choke urging ell to plant Vine Tree,
OF Strawberry BOD ust la tho years,
most ,nrv their fomes ENJOY fruis easily
% be obt aimed IN tho beginning sd which !uxuray sr.y
Ia the end. 10 ~ - u
Hr THOMPSON a. al nues In readiness TO attend 70
o.. ff h. services in caring for tho Fruit Yards Vince sa&
Gardens OF s HHas anu spoycra IN the Inns OF hrs pro.
iesson. . 49, 49,. 1900. .,..
Willard Secretary Rensselaer, Cos ATTY riectnrz and fmS
or ., ss hspse sesu snd c.rrer Canal and
DAVID THOMPSON, 30 rlitli lf
Hsnicul.asls, sr5 Nursesyfnsn, .
.N...r Oreen lsiaiIa. Ny
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che Curt

FASHION COURSE, l.. i.
THIS FRIDAY, June II,
GREAT TaOf.
Pure and STAGE Of ESQ
Nile hsats best three ave u haress-ssr horses Ihs'
trottoe Ia teas than !: 10
J. s. TURNER'S DAN MACE. ..l ia.
H. iRvINGS Dr. G. TARTAR
10th are we'll both viii Start md msss sssuss "0' ny
be sniicirst1d - ~-..- 49, ,,snu,as
IN. forenoon and AZ crcon Special srss III
h. mi, nom Hunters roiDI ~ end o., ny %
i IN Ia due lsr Tie Tiot leaving HSneIs Fer =
D. M sd lannon's slip ~ 2 p IA.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

1904 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
ICOfs n. 2 STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK IN ,hroush trains for the West BY this rog': sa 70
Nr- Yor, ffom tho u Courts sd Through iiob.is
for Chicago milwaukee IT. Paul. and all psin,s Ia The norh
Wa, crstline Indianapolis Louriie. - Loa,, .s wv,
car be procured the Of rennsyvaata
Central Il. L., Ne ksor ttenss. er tho Depot foo' OF
CORTLAND, o. Throu-h Trims leave Ne'. York es follow,
70. kryress. wa fh,d-rnis. arrives In Phtssursh@
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! p. u Express, via Allentown. arrives h Pi!t'bnrrh 81
H0rm -.
one through Train on Sunday via PhlsklphiA, leaving
Esw.York al 0. m.
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sp~c. corHsscs nisde fss orders call 10 % ict.d
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Corarinrrship Nohtss.

NJ. ~ BEoAowAy. Nav YoRg. Jsse l. 1874.
THE COPARTNERSHiP heretofore existing
i between tho sabscrber., under H.. name Of w 4.
POND Co Il tbi. day Dissolved by mutual ssnsen NJ
JOHN uaYYLL retiring som the business.
Mr. VA POND 10 authorized to soto aud cosc al mai
tiers 20 the lat, m and will Inc eaness
o, kL sws ACCOUNT sndor Iise las
Wu A FOND.
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SECRET SERVICE or THE UsiIED SLA1rEESS'
SECRET SERVICE % ThL G IN, LIZ SA>A
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when tvs Lecture Room will be opened
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PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS I
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Uyric. OF TuE STREET tesxIsuoSER, !
No. zJ7 bsosdwsy
THO CONTRACTORS.--Prop inclosed ia
sssd sHvrope, Endorsed wiki the title Ut the wsrks
and nth the bidder written thereon, win bo 70.
s-ivrS at alt TUESDAY, june ~, 1904 at sasveA
oeock T. n: . 49,. ,
For r-,,l.ing spd .r.iss Eighty ssb street. estwses
Av-nce A End sss siv-f.
For rssnan. aid srsiins Fifty street. be-
swr-n S-cord sus Fast hivrt. f
regulating snd srs,as Sisy ninth street, between
Third AMI foe-ta syesars-
For regulating undressing L. Fourth besvesH
tsboid. ei ssc.sxtk and Ui.s handTed AID "a ensJ-
tOurth .f.~,-
For regulating AID sssdas &C., snt.etA steel, between
Eah.h zs.d Broadway. -
FOR gutter ard Dag srst betwccr One hind.
sud enuharei and twenty nth sIeets
sr orb .u,4s and E-s T~siiy thirt si.est, b-twsea
Avenue IS sra Est Kisrr.
s.qins Worry trses between Sixth avsnnc and
Bro,ivsy
For Tagging otbsudr.c ana rirsis,h street. betwera
f~nth and iisds,a River.
For n.=yng Asisss sus~t, between Ninth svenue and
ii ulsoo River.
For f-~cn.e- snd tender fer Company No. ~
Fer IRE sArs, bell x sLe Thity isd street bell tower
koT b ding she'd. ana psisns roof on Country hIrxc
ard Tor ocleI T-p.is 10 J-f.f~sD Nerse'.
Blank forms Of propssAA ss.shsr with the specibeaione
aIl AxTeenea BE- Obtained ., this ehcs.-Ds;ed se
f)-rartm-nt, Ns-~-f,rt. jur- u, la&
-. ChAS q. CuaAELL Street Commissioner.