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, 1864-05-12

MOST LmtnALLr DosE.-The Injunction freely
ye have received. freely give" dnds very hand
come fu1f1lmeut In the case Of prominent Lake
street merchant, who has made his establish
mcnt The " Stewards" Of Chicago. Mr.. Palmer's
counters are tho shr1nes that draw mulatudes OF
far shoppers, while his wholesale rooms are equal
II well known to the country trade. Il is satsfac-
tory to know that tho stream Of wealth thus flow
Ing ia is In good hands for the cause Of loyalty.
4r. Pslmer'e individual e1crtions sWeued the
find Of the Great EanttarY Fair nearly ten shous.
and dollsrA. He has taken hold With equal zsa! OF
the raising Of one hundred day troops. beetdea
his subscriptions to separate organizations, he nas
sent IN his check for $500 to the general commssee
of his retail Dry Goods Department On Saturday
next 70 the samo object. Now, on this hint, let
our patriotic ehoppers act, Let Mr. Pa!mer's sales
on Satufdzy exceed those OF any day tn the past
twelve months Every penny thus raised IS loE 4
Loly ca1se In, the hour OF pressing need. VIII
other merchants do ukewisei
A B9urx-Yesterday morning man named
William Fish WAS charged before Justice De Vol
with brutally assaultin9 one Rosa Conloy. Mrs.
conleE occupies part Of the same house that de
fepdant lives In. and on Monday afternoon during
his absenee, ehe had quarrel With Mn. Fish re-
short ono, md began and terminated, ~ women =
guarrcla Ecue1nlfJ do-tn emoke or tt lcast In
words, which are Of sbout o. uueubstant!N = Ms
tufe; but IN the evening, when the husband heard
Of the ncas he swo1e that bis better half had been
gievous1y ins9lted. and that he would have e
proceeded 10 Mrs. Fish's door, wiere he knocked
fo1 aun{ee1op. She eu1pecting nothiug, opened Il
Immediately. when the man without any e1plant'
tion. commenced nost nuTdereus Assault, only
, 1864-05-12

1854 -

Total current e1penses.. .:........-.,.$ $1s, 10
Making an average cost per capita Al per current
expenses Of the school, for inmates On the prom.
tsee, of $e5.M.
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.:F0uuD,.

EOUND-AHor a Hozse vas found on Tuesday
bridge. It's about seyea yoess otd @a1eed uk1
cava1ner.bo1se hzs no shoes on ~ a1F,a ~ t'S rtd
teufer Of Va1 Bufsa street. bridge. ml1i-aaAH
r1AKrN yIR-on he eth OF MAY, = 0fd5 Horse,
abouS 1fseen hasds h!gs. 1hish, tao towase GA
hSxs psqyt1G RroRssI ana pa'ax sosHs1Ess & Is
Market tsttNt4, m5ll6n+N
, 1864-05-12

CouKrER1E1Te.-Couuterfe On the mtscela-
ncous currency in une have been ono Of the causes
attending its use. Everybody have had counter
feiss passed upon them, and al1 sre in constant
fear Of being gtuek with them. The substitution
Of the C1sepbAck standard OF currency will bauish
the wildcats and their counterfeit satellites. There
will be no trouble N detecting countcrieita Or the
Ereenbacks, because everybody il familiar with
from tbs genuine bills OF 1900 different banks.
The common people are shamefu1ly imposed upon
by spurious currency. The adoption Of Ereenbscks
, 1864-05-12
13QarninU.

DOiRDING.-PIeaSantr rooms with board may be
ID found At :29 Michigan street, North Eide. short
distance west Of R1sh street bridge Also, few day
boardeEs accommodated myl2ea62t
POARD1EG.-Boasd and newly furnished rooms
~ csn be obtained for few permanent gentlemen
blocks rom Rush atreet bricga Addrcas, with eiet.
encee, Ct, Tribune ofnco. mJE-eeo3St
POARDING:-Aee gentleman and wtf. can BE- &C.
u eommodated With good uu{EfnlBhed room sad
board By sppJtrg 1t 2ns Washington street. corner Of
FfanXln,st Also, a few day boardel1 wanted.
ID and wife, can be accommodated with front pae-
lor md Two adjoining bed tooas. with board IN pr
rats family With no other hosfde1s- Apply In pessoa
at II south HAlattd ttrtet, myl et377x
p1AnDING-Furnished roons with board ut N
n. IsS1ih ClAzk saees Front loom on second door;
single room1 su1tAba for gentlemen. Also few day
bonrders wsnted. References exchanged.
unY11.e1A-2t
, 1864-05-12

E-wIL or TUE LATE Dn. CuEE1.-The will Of
the late Dr.. Lucien P. Cheney was yesterday prov
ed in thu County Court. The property Is willsd to
the use Of the widow and amIly during the life
tine Of tho former (as the Doctor Expressed It in
hix last tnness, +'he wished them to I've az If ha
was amongst them'D md on the death Of the
widow the will provides that the property shal! be
equally divided between the three children. After
an debts are paid the estate Of the deceased Is raj
ecutor under the will, and entered into approved
bonds IN the sum OF g., ,00 for faithful penorm-
ance OF hts dutlea. A. y. Runyan represents the
&etAte.
, 1864-05-12

1111aA11ox.-Sone people are posscssed Of m ex-
1raordlnay desire to tettle al disputes through the
medium Of the law, aud are never happier than
when in Court OF Justice. Fritz Miller, q resi-
dent OF the North Division, imagtnes that he has
right Of way ever some ground adjacent to the thu
De1y On Chicago aycnue, which r1slt John Eeele,
an employe Of the tanncfy vigorously disputes, and
squarrefs terminated By pnEilieic en:agemeuts are
consequently Of daily occurrence between rhe
1wa1M Assault cases have already been tired at
several juedces otfcee IN our city, a. reported in
yesterday q TRlnrKE, but seemingly not content,
the twain appeared again yesterday. After the
1I1al on IGesdhy before Justlce DeWolf, Miller
worhted In the engagement, and therefore had his
antagonist arraigned on = charge Of assault end
battery. Case dismissed.
NATmNoEF II / BEoruEL-Ch Charles Tcschcr
Master Of the steam ting "Conttnental,'' was yes
tenday charged before Justice Cuthbertson With an
assault upon his wise Carrie F1escher. From the
evidence adduoed, II. appeared that Mra Fleache.
from tncompatlbility Of tenper or some other
cause. had for come time past *been living apart
from her husband. On Tuesday night, however,
They accidentally met in den on Wells street kept
cognition were 1nade By the accused, which finally
resulted In their taking oysters together After
The refrcshnents had disappeared, the husband
not only refused to pay hs Tle'e ehare OF the cost
but demanded gold ring which she wore on her
finger Mfa. F1escher declined to "obey" the
mandate OF her unmurthy lord and muster, where
upon be committed the Assault complained Of biting
complainante finger reverrly In three places, Tbs
Justice imposed dne often dollars and costs.
, 1864-05-12

splendid Gold Watch for 81 .5O.-
Kelleyse Mammoth Git Book stoFe (uhder tho
Msttcton House Tuesday we're: 4 80 gold watch
to v. " Miller, 1os Monroe street; 81 caster to
pitcher, yaised ii $a5, to Mr. George Stckney, 81
Michigan avenue: and with an order for books
nom Noah CATER, Valparaiso, Ind =. was aent
beautiful silver cake basket. These things are Of
dailT occurrence, The largest clasai1ed catalogue
in tie world eent free to any address in the United
States By addressing Andrew E. Kelley, No. q
Randolph street, Chicago.
, 1864-05-12

most exquinlte. delicate and fragrant Perfume
distilled nom The raro and beautiful flower hom
which It takes its nnnse1: Manufactured only by
PHALoN & SON, New York.
, 1864-05-12

:; TEE BANk FAurn1.-The suspension Of busl.
nessof the banking firm Of Marc & Hertel, doing
business IN the Metropolitan Ha1l block WIS mem
xioned in the TRIBUNE Of yesterday. We under
hire Of Meskrs. 4. Marc T. Co. Of Moscow, Russia
the principal in which l2tter firm 1s brother OF
the Nj. Marc here. Mr. Hertel has gone to Europa
to resnanee, poeeible, the foreign credits le.v
oi tho am No assignment appears to hive been
made. md a1l Etnau ce1ttnc1tes presented by the
poorer caasres have been met. 1t is also STATED
That M collections and other matters Of special
trust arc entirely protected.
The liabilities Of the dsm approximate to
$1p,00o.
One Of The creditors OF the drn to the amount Of
$4,000 caused an attachment to Issue against the
effects yesterday.
M H5tei ID the Hanoyeriau Consul here, and
during his abeeuce In Europe, Julius Rosenthal
viii zct a his deputy.
, 1864-05-12

Young Mems Association Lectures
Rev. E. II. Chaplin. tho grcas pulpit orator, OF Now
York will deliver three lectures under tho auspices
Of the Young Mems Association Of this city, on
will be given Of the time md place to procure re-
served eeats for either or 2ll the niehts.
, 1864-05-12

Improvement of milwaukee, Avenue.
The property holders On the llne Of Milwaukee
Avouuo are requested to meet at Aurora Hall, No.
1!a Milwaukee avenue, this Thursday evening, at
8p. H., To take into consideration tho Improve
mtat OF said street and determine what, II any
thing, shall be done the present season.
, 1864-05-12

RAuRoAD cnAFcse.-C. B. Allen, who recently
resigned the position of Superintendent OF the 81.
Lous, Alton d Chicago Railroad, has accepted the
-superintendency Of the PittsburE, Columbus and
Ctuc3duan Railroad, with his principal oence at
.struhenvtlle During his connection with the for
mer Railroad Nj. Allen has placed Its management
upon 3 thoroughly systematic aud satisfactory ba-
xls, and on leaving for his new appointment he
6cars with him the best wishes oi hobt Of
Th0nas Burgess, who for several year. has had
charge Of The machinery department In the shopa
Of tie GalaoA and Chicago Union Railroad In thls
city, has resigned his position. On the employees
of The establishment becoming aware OF the cir
cunstnnces, Mr.. Burgers became The recipient
from them of most 1attettng testimonial u TIE
ehape. Of 4 valuable gold watch, and beannln, 4
phntoeraph OF the locomotive :" "Thomas Burgess,
which was built by and named sfter tho worthy
dnnee.
- ". I. Morrow. master machinist OF the illinois
Central Railroad ahops, hiss also resieDed hs posi-
taon. and II succecded tn hia dudes BY ". II.
Purdy.
: :, Cepbas Manning, lats naater snAchtniet OF the
Milwaukee md PInlr1e du Chen RA!Ho,d has been
Hucceedtd by Geo. Hackney. -
Ben. Patrick, formerly connected with the Pitts
bnrc Fost Waype and Chicaeo Railroad, hiss been
appointed General Ticket Agent Of the Chicago
and Northwestern RAilroad, to Gil the vacancy oc-
casIoned by the death VI E. Dewitt Robinson.
, 1864-05-12

Board of TFAdo Battcry.-Mr. A. J.
Close, Of the Board Of Trade Battery. will lave for
the front this evenng, and will convoy al letters
tothe boys, II left at No. 21t South Water street,
previous 10 O'Clock this afternoon.
, 1864-05-12

TumuNX's CncrA11oH.~The number Of TnI-
Braks printed yesterday morning exceeded FosT1
THousAan. which IL probably greater than the CON-
hnnd circulation of all the other daily papers in
Chicago. We did not begin to Ill our orders, but
this xns the utmost number or fourcy1fnder press
could work of tn time for the trafna rails and
Hoe press, with capacity Of I8, 600 sheets per
hour, will arrive from New York and be set at
WORK. We greatly need 1t. Il we had 1t now. We
would print 80 600 papers per day. to supply the de-
1nand- Our CITY pattons who complain Of the late
delivery Of their papers In the morning. Will soon
be served st IN early hour. We expect, under the
new Arrangement, to be able to deliver the DAILY
TRIBUNE at the residences Of Cur citizens between
and a. ~. punctnaliy, In all parts Of the city
within two milce Of the ofhee. and between and
\ Hale longer. We have gone 70 an erpense oi
$4,000 for this single machine. Bat the demand
70 incur tits very large expense for Easter power
pfeeb.
, 1864-05-12

Good TemplarEC. A. Laws. Of Bowoa
Bros. IL raising q company OF Good Tcmplsrs, for
the ono hundred days service. HIS recruiting
oideo IL On tho corner Of CLARK and Randolph
kt1fctE.
, 1864-05-12

TIE END OF D1scrss1oN.-On Monday eve.
Ming Michael Burnett was charged before Justice
Cuthbertson with assaulting James Clarkeon. The
parties met IN saloon On North Clark street and
colnmenccd dixcussion on the probable forming
agreed thereupon ia uncertain, but the actual ter
mination Of the discussion Was fight, in which
lager. beer g}asses were fAvorite Weapons Con.
Aidesing Michael to be most 10 blame his honor
Imposed Inc Of S and costs to check his pusi-
, 1864-05-12

E House and Sign Painting, Calclmlna,
eianng aud Graini0e Paper Hs1gfngs and VIII.
dow shades selling wholesale and reian at New
Tork prices, T. E. R1aHT, 80 Randolph street.
Roy ha69 InT1e1141m
, 1864-05-12

Eax Rtxtures,-A la1ge assortment enbruc-
inT the steet aud richest patterns. at low prices.
Eftiur promptly attended to. J.W1NanAvB, JE
+ q. ri Handofph street. ap27-dk6Q1m
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A Now Perfume FOR the Handkerchief.

Phalon's might blooming Cereus."
Phalon'e "Night Blooming Cereus."
--7i.
Pf1alon's Night Blooming Cereus.'
, 1864-05-12

Tenth o. L. A.-Tcnth Ward C. q. L. A. will
meet tonight ar the ususl place. Tho members
are earnestly requested 10 be present. IS BUSINESS
OF great Importance will bo brought before the
meeting.
, 1864-05-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Ellsworth Zouaves. - This best
known Of all our independent military otsautza-
tions Is endeavoriug to recruit to tho maximum
for the ono hundred days ecrvice, under the lead.
erehfp Of CAPTAIN j. C. BIscloEs Their ranks arn
nearly alled and thcY win room b "oG for the
wary Those OF Cur citizena Who arc coatempla-
ling enlistment viii do well to join their fortunes
TO tLoae OF Captain Bisclow. Els character and
social standing is such that NO can confidently re-
commend our citizens to entrass their nienda to
his care. Captain Di.elow is the son Of 4. BiSe-
low, OF the drm OF BgeloH & 5iuhlke. His mill
tary experience Is such a. to enntlo him to tho
confidence OF this community, and such, too, as
will ensure him rapid promotion.
, 1864-05-12

RUxAwAT.-Yeste1daya afternoon horse attach
ID to dray ran away on State street, most ptoba-
ahlJ On account Of the eccentric management Of
1ts driver, who was in a''emocrati state Of In
1o11catipn, Near Peck Court the animal knocked
down colnfed bog named james jackson, about
ec!cn or eight yesl1 OF aga End though the vehicle
did not paba over his body the child was severely
bruised, being thrown violently to the ground.
, 1864-05-12

"MEcHAS1cs' NATIONAL BAsK OF ca1cAoo'-
The Mcchauica' National Bank Of Chicago wss
organized on Tuesday, and thirty per cont paid H.
This hauk has caRita, Of o,ooa, and authority
to increase the sane to &, ,001 o0o The Directors
F. ". Junco. Ezra =. McCags, Benjamin " Ray
mond. John Forrythe and Eugene c., Long. J..
Young Scammqn r. President, Benjamin v. Page
, 1864-05-12

Valuoblo and fUonVenient.~"B BtoWn's
Bronchial TfocheB," arc widely known as an nd.
trable remedy for bronchitis, hoarscness, coughs
md other troubles Of the throat and lungs. They
arc OF great yalue for the purposes for which they
designed md shonld b. anoTn at yhis
thew cnufa,n no hurtfh ingredients, but may at Ill
times be used with perfect safety.-Bossoa b.
tordef,
, 1864-05-12

PhalQn,s H Might Blooming CeEe0s.'',

PhA1on's I" Might Blooming Cereui
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Cljieago Qribnne,
Thursday. MAY IL, 1854.
THE. CITY,

uoxR POE so1Duns' s'FAn,1ns.-Mcssrs + Mason &
Son, No. 148 Market street. hare presented 81 70
worth Of lumber, when wanted. and other parties
500 in money, for the erection Of homo iof sol-
dI.fs' wives and families
, 1864-05-12

Ho1lAND-BKlGIc Afsoc1 A71oH-" UKIou u
SrH1ao1n."-Aa \ meeting held by this Associa-
tion on Tuesday evening, At the Metropolitan
block, . constitution and bylaws were adopted,
and the following named gentlemen were elected
ats officers for the ensuing year:
fsssidea]ohu Van Woud; Tscs Hressdent-
John Retaiu Rseording Sscrstary-T. pasdelouP;
saoaeial 8scTaa9y-Pctcr Vermenlen; 1rtaeursr-
Henry 8. Hans Karsha,s-Blandin1s !uylsteke,
=. Henry BreytepEnak. Board o. 1ftsttes[onn
RetAtn, Felix Van Hammt, John OostetHyk, FIan-
EaA Petc1h. John Adr1a1nscn.
The - lRotarler n zmerIco" wns unanimously
ptths Association
The MN Of the Association tk, more firmly to
nnitG tne aoaandsrs and Belgians: to elerste them
<5ttx<nf. to encourage emigration and mutual as
eistnnee- snch an atrosaation was long wanted:
ceive the reward the4r zeal and Perseverance de.
6eIycs. ~
, 1864-05-12

TOR SALE-proom Corn Seed nrstrate lot
j. JUST received and for sale by E. 4. HAEEI9 d
BRO, ~ North WelH btIeet Price IS to Il per bG1hel-
The money must accompany orders troln persons %
do not know mTll.e792-as
Tor 8ALE-Ths lease and fnrn!turu Of tho. hotel
Z kuow1 the Lyon House. SIG South Cl.rk street,
weIllocAted aud dong faiF trsdo. HH1 be sold low
Tor cash and goca rcaton given for selling. Apply On
the ptt tmlses. MJ9t5355E
TOE SALE-A first cla1s sssam Engine. Cylinder
II inch bore. SO inch stroke two boilers l9 feet
louK - ne9sa in d1arnsseE with return dues, feet
Of et1 inch line thaft. 45 feet OF Inch line sua. and
Anly Saw Mill, and bsava work. Address s. ". WILL
SON, Va1dalia, Michigan. mJ[a3s4.lct
TOH GAI4E-rne susp. Candle and Potash Factory
l. situated in ths City of Toledo Ohio. This factory
was e'tsbshe shout fifteen years age. md Is nos r
perfect working order. Has facilities for the rlnru
fAct1Ie Of lbs ot Soap. 900 loR Candies and
so lbs. Of Potash weekly. with ready market 70.
thta amount Further particnlars NAY be hsdi 4 b,
IN STss Z 8 se On onrge oHS d9!fds ysso
FOR SALEERaekmg House. Ca,
IL ?acttx for sausAtei eiice and packing 1870 to 2aoe
hoRs and 80 head of cattle per dsy. Buildings all
bf3ck and stone, IN all tue Eoderr improvements ol
ble ny vessels and all the railroads entsftng tbs city
Has peen n use last winter only It Is ead BY cope
tentJndges to ba the most house Ia COM
ny. no pains expense having en- BpAroi in rem
daring 60 For particulars address 2. o. Boz l:79.
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Thirty Years, Experience OF an. Old



.--. Ask for PhalonH-Take no Other.
Sold BY Druggists generally. apps d511-1mso
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PROPOSALS FOR
$500, 600
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS
FAMILY AID FUND BONDS, NO m

Scaled proposals. vii be received at the comprolsrs o.
Zee unit Wednesday the Sst Of August 1864 At clock
p w.. when the same VIII Be publicly the pur.
chase Of the whole any part Of the rs Hundred
Thousand Dollars Of the Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid
Fund Bonds, No lo suhori,ed by ORDINANCES Of the
Corporation passed Angus ~ 1884 and ac on the Lsrs.
laure Of the State Of New York passed March g. 1875
The said bonds win bear interest at the rate of ss per
redeeuned November ]. 1874
The proposals viii the amount bonds desired and
the price hundred dollars thereof persops
deposit With the Chsmssrisn Of the cts "a, me Broadway
On presenting N the Comptroller the receipss Of the
Chaberian for such deposits the parties will be entitled
recve bonds for equal Amounts Of the value thereof
bearing interest frem The dates Of paymsnt'
Each rroposon shonld he sealed endorsed "prope
Gals Volunteer solders' PANTY Aid Fund Bonds Mo-
20" enclosed In second envelope addressed - the
Comptrolsr ....-,..
i,ierests AZ the Corporation require n.
MATTHEW r, BRENNAN, Comptroller.
Cny OF Nsv Yoas, DsrLsrnHw PrsAscR conprRoL-
LRR's OFFICE, August 10. 1864
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JoHN EIrcBEL, the Irish exile and late editor OF the
Richmond Examiner, Ia nov serving as conscrpt pri
IN ambulance corps Of the rebel army, after hav
ing given the life OF OF bis and talents
aud inaueuce 10 the rebellion His Irish friends the
North naturally feel this ndigpity, and beg him
hts life and happiness by leaving ungraefu service
But Mitchell is destined fear to be unre ~arded
servtor o: both sberty and slavery This Is the
ia and fatal ridiculous OF all John Mitcbes submeto
serve liberty in a cabbage garden nd slavery
eoper. He has the end OF his romance Of rcvoIu-
to..-IoAtLads yhid Press.
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SATURDAY, August 21-6 P. N.
ASHES SO bbs. Market inactive and quota.
lions entirely nom..a.
Observation-Disclosures 1o4s4 bbls -four, 496 bbls.
500 bags meal l6S bushels wheat 545 do.
corn l0l 97O do OATS and 2l6 do rye The market
extremely OIL today End prices declined l5o ESQ
in sympathy VIII the fall in gold. The demand
fined the Immediate wants Of tic home trade and the
sales consist 81 10000 hhls state and Western 900
Southern SEQ snadian. In meal AMI rye -four
only limited business done within range. We
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SALES AT AUCTION.
"A z BURkHAA. Auctioueer.
HOUSEHOLD

BUhSaAa. Auctioneer
FURNITURE
Draw n Room Furniture, en- suite
Oh Paintings BY ancient aud modera artists III. s,.,.
sevres and Dresden China Vases, .x.,.,,,. g..
Pier and Mantel Mirrors.
''''"'o1 anu !" A'"N' Oak Dining Room Furniture,
China. Glass, s'.. Var and TABS .Ssr Hs's,sry
THIS DAY tMospAyl. AuGusr 70
Al the elegant residence "a West sixteenth street,
between Fifth and sixth avenues
Sale commencing al lb>a o CLOCK -
friends and The public this SAFE the catalogue
the largest and richest assortment OF hoaseao fnrnue
season being IL use hanseven months and VIII be
perempsory sold to the highest bidder Catalogues a. hs
DRAWING ROOMS
Superb Sets OF Furniture, covered with rrencn
Chair. bass and chars wndos
siaiasry marble tops and lined with
plate glass doors ssrySa ss
''i BRos;Es srAruARY AND WORKS OF ART
Bronze Statue OF Mazeppa Hamlet Flower Boy and Girl
Apollo Minerva SHAKESPEARE Milton; Dresden China Vases
Bronze Clock runs one a,s, month psSsr,xas
match rsnnss By Cole a s. ae ss
Northeon Fruit Piece orirnA BY Ronsin scenes on he
also P D ksu na
f'eo' hA s.tHs ine ROSEWOOD PIANoFoaTs.
the richest orered at auction this
strung bass a. The modsrn fully suaran
Misunderstanding sureau: Bedsieads wardrobes Com
@ Linen ssDssS Is srss
Dining Room-solid oak Buffet. Hertzs patent Extension
Table, IS feet draw; Sofas. Chairs magnificent China Din
and Tea Set 30 pieces Out and Ruby Glass Shelf
Also all the Furnitet OF the servants apartments
B-psrtes wis ns TO a,tsnd this sale take the rifh
street near the house
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aas
C.ASAs
STATES TREASURY.

LIMITED STATES TREASURY.
u Nrw YoRE, August 20, 1884.
Notice In hereby given that the seven Thirty Treasury
Notes will hereafter be delivered tbs upon deposit
Of funds Persons renting bv mail will please indicate
the OF desired also how shall be
,ransm ei whether by mail express or o.herwise The
deuomnat atoms OF $50 500. $50 81 OO1 and
IS dated August Is 1894 upon which accrued interest
from that date TO date Of deposit must be pad.
JACOB RUSsBLL. Assistant Treasurer I'D interim.