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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-11
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OO.PARTNERSHIP.

TdE uudoraigned have this day formed co part.
j nership undsrthe name and firm OF BREENE 4
NIAO " for the purpose OF transacting a Wbolesae
aud Retail Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Bu4iness,
ct the old stand Of W. @ Breene, % Main street op
posite the Cour House, whore tney would be- pleased
to the friends Of th house, and - MANY new
ones as may favor them sith call -
WILLIAM G BREENE
ANDKEW @. NIXON
Dayton, February ,lse4-ielIdSawI
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FOR SALE BY

VIM WensthoH aud W " Stewart DAYTON; George l.
Boyer, MiRmisburR 5toe Slayer pioni J o Apder.
son, CenterYillei Myers, Nav Lebanon, a jackson,
Chamhersaurg; p y Bauer, Harrisburg. b Divine,
lohnsYTle Arnold Lin bert, sou th I'll neton; Jacob
am' er, West Baltimore; Rookie 90, GermantoWn,
J Mnrpiy, Vandalie; n Nick ols, Liberty, 1, Rees,
FarmersUle Heyerling AJHerr salem; W PYrmont,
Willlams& sWsner, Wesf sfBaumore; Parker Bro a
CO. Parkersburgi and by Druggists and Aarchanta
generally throughouttheU UHted States and Canadas
.uH f'tIuf A ausIdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-11
William wALIxER, ~

NO, aoi THIRD STREET, DAYTON OHIO,
| 3 prepared 70 accommodate his eustonefe Wit.
4 every afugle Of geutlemens Wearing APPAREL
coats, pnntsi yesle, Oh ris hoslerv nan, kerct.ts
gloy1s, Dool-, shoes, slippers, 6cI will do ", II {,
s'' MI" y WI A.a s.... - Ru2a
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GrOCGrlCs, 81.

Dor itic Wiues and Ltouors
gH a.. pr" Also.
Age "a fOrSale OF Pare Bourbon whisky.
No 3ol Second street. bay ton, ONO
DE8 leave most resuectniliv to no sua,rt IA i ,,,
~ toners and the 90 immunity generally, that thew
nave entered IN par,nershp under m : no,ns a,3
style OF oiBR1 EE& BRO HER for nc a,'ra,. a',u
ou Sat,ynR 90 tne wholesale grocery, LIQUOR eigeT
anu togae0o puslnt IS an Dayton, Ohio, a tbe iste
b'sna a ol % O'br'en, No 2Ol second street WV
haVine tnrie me ti4 70 enable ust purchaan c,,o1s
b9m the 6est houses Ia New York Bal1mors ami
:, XIV, ana having bad hloen years experience
W "a ~ ~ &!nle, VIC lou oul the best Inducements 10 our
Sd II others who may be kind enoueh
n n LBRER, late of the firm OF O'Bren Poe
loiedo ONO, VIII devote his tune and attention ~
P,ease tease al those who may come 10 ny at ths we'll
A AAiv9h n3t5e' ana PERI kN, will treat tho com.
,n1nnly yer, u possible III ever before 10th Of
zee very grateful for past favors aud earne AN so
nctA ShsFe9i yourfuture patronage auiadaty m
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=, -, .,,.r oase and they viii then have me means
"su, snd 10 i've handsomely where they may
800 q, else they can live abroad Bythe-bye
r. III. Simeon Hart house in your CITY
Hss brother Mr. Henry Hart. who is reputed 70 oe
hns,nsss In New.York has been through Texas since
,ns Pebeiion began. and is said 10 have returned ~
has lately been discovered in the course OF quaIle
between Majors Russell and Hart, that large yuan
,itv Of cotton which crossed into Mexico haIheu
n IL. with NJ X below. though supposed 70 oeiong 70
the Rebel Government was really the properly oi oho
or both Of the Harris and Of Thomas f. hchInht! Ny
was one Of the Commissioners not long since SEM ou W
yidsurr TO negotiate for the reopenng OF the IlsGI
Eegras trade Has any Of this cotton reacneo Ne"'
York and If So to whom was II conslgnedf
By the latest arrival from Monterey the news IA.
rome that President Juarez has concluded TO make ta
city his capital 1t is perhaps more accessible ~ a.
HE points with which he has occasion 10 keep up CON-
nn5ioation tban-SatiIo RIO GRANDE.
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THE
CENTRAL, NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
Now open for business No II Duane st. kw doors east
oi Broadway.
DIRECTORS.
HENRY A. SMYTHE,
HORACE b. CLAFLiN,
f. w. COGGlLL
CHARLES @. LAND0N,
FRANCIS SKIDDY,
S BERNHEIMER,
GEO r. BuTMAN,
n. A. BALDWIN
GUSTAVuS KUTTER
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR THE
L. s. TEN-FORTY LOAN.
PAYMENTS may he m,de in Cheeks OF Drafts on New
York or Legal Tender Notes.
HENRY A. SMYTIiE, President
w. II. FOSTER, Cashier.
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OFFICE OF
VERM1LYE & Co., BANkEHS,
No a. wALL-sT, NETWORK.
We are prepared to convert the L. =. 2 3.IO IhEAs
uRY NOTES into the @ per cent BONDS Of 1851 with
Jromptness and on favorable terms
Also BUY and SELL at market rates al kinds Of CIV
EMINENT SECURITIES including
u. S. 500 BONDS,
II. =. $50 TREASURY NOTES,
r.. :. IL mos CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
II. :. QUARTERMAsTERs CHECKS,
II :. TWoYEAR 5 per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES
L. :. @ per cents, COUPON and REGISTERED, Of
1851. -
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected OF purchased.
l.. S. PER CENT 1910 BONDS.
We keep on hand for immediate delivery assortment OF
BONDS OF this NEW LOAN.
VERMILYE g. Co.
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financial.

EAer RIVER INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No SO Walst., New York, May 10, 1854
4 T the ANNUAL ELECTION for DlREC-
n TORS Of hi, Company held the llth instant the
rentemen elected for the ensuing
JOSEPH KERNOCHANi AUynDSt LtJs, WItiiLoSh,
IN Tr,K sCHfTCHARDT ALEXANDRIA COTHRAL,
pirSSFff STFHBTNS CHARLES H. BIRNEY,
DANIEL s. SCHANCk, WILLIAM VII,
SAMUEL SLOAN ISAAS, w al Az ,ryJopr
nIVIn " sGGSTAFF RICHD w. MONTGOMERY
unNRy HOWE FRANCIS OCONNER,
LANES A HAMII,rON THOMAS PALMER, IT,,
" THFODORF POLHEMUS, IT,
A. ss.inr ~ The Hoard of Directors on the 18th instant
sAMIIFL SLOAN esq was elected President, and
w f. UNDERHlLL, Secretary.
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90 farmers ano Others.
DAVID THOMPSON.
sERYMAN.

~
~ HORTlCULTURlST AND NURSERfMAN,
Green ls.sDd opposii. Troy,
has on hand and ready for MANIPULATING rfe quantity
al ,rror and hardy GRAPE VINES, ia OIL about siity Va
ete,-h ca,norue sives specific character and quahte
Has also hsnd large as'0rtment % SItAN bthI1i
VINES Of which ripen carly as the 4th OF May see
CaisiorUe for details ,,,->,-, H.
mat n.riog ebraied ZWETsCHEN PRUNE. 20 fayorably
noticed IN and by the fs rcr, Club in New OH n.y. Inc
Tribune Newspaper and The Country Oeatenai speaking
of TIlOMPSON's GRAPES, tht Farmers Cub say.
II this Seeding that will upen At Troy every year
with CERTAINTY then il l. acquisition worthy oi nouce
In The discussion 81 tie Club the PI,l NJ u was ii
There are several veretes OF the rune and this THE L"s
chen nts commonly called Sitze) and tbs may be one OF
them a, any rae, the unanimous opinion oi the '.o
lion for general the best frune they ever tasted
to be- careful recommend thing not worthy oit
are willing give this PRIME the highest Recommendation
and sustained he by distinguished body az
~ Farmers Club Of Ncw city fanaeus az wei as prne
tie etivaiors of Fruits and Vines ienseyet MI lhonp
so comes before liz fellow citizens confidently believing
n. able TO present to such yaetie Of plants - shall
az strawberry Bed that In the two years
m most they their own homes ENJOY tie ifn 20 'a'
10 be obtained the ginning and which u1ury gaNy
Mi THOMPSON IL a, all times In readiness 10 attend to
% Tor Ia, services Ia caring for the Fruit Yards vines and
Gardens of his friends and employers, IN the line oi ms pro
fcssOn. .,r-, NJ ~
Werd S.cret6ry Rensselaer, County Agricultural and Manu-
~ AZ his house on and Of Canal aud Marsetst
DAVID THOMPSON,
HoTticulturis aud Nurserynan,
Green Island, y. L.
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UoURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY

Il Of NEW-YORK. CAPITAL s5,0cOcn
BY the authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury this Bank
il prepared 70 receive subscriptions 10 the
NATIONAL yEN-FOkli LOAN
issued under supplementary to an act entitled an Act
to provide Way and Means for the supper; OF the Govern
mel approved March ,, 1868
This Loan il kedeeInsbe sner ten. and payable forty
wears nom date with at the Of hve pr cent per
snnum. Interest and Principal payable ia Coin
p,ions the above must BE- made in lawful money
the United and the accrued interest paid In CON-
National Currency addns) hity cent premium uia
further notice. MOBills hEIChUM, fresdeDt
A W. SMITH Assistant Cashier.
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
"A EXECUTORS SALE OF FIRST-CLAsS STOCKS
AND BONDS
ADRIAN II. MULLER r. r. WILKINS Co viii sell
AZ Auction on SATURDAY, May H. 1864 at IA o'clock at
the Exchange saeIoom, No III Broadway By order OF
Samuel T. Hiinan esq, Executor OF William hilnan de-
ceased: -
a. 900 United States 3-l0s Of 1861.
A. .GGO United States 3-2os Of 1902.
N 90 Trea.uIy Certificates, 1864, per cent
SoO Hudson River RAILROAD per cent "a Mortgage Sink
a oa c,1,eYcisl Is ehanRe Bank..... 100 each
h ~. nj ...'.................... 70 each
a. '.a. M,,n,,,sn Rank 100 each
or % ~ ~ Commerce .................. 100 each
IN beres United States Trust Company 100 each
~ eilIo nts,,sr Iife Insurance Company 50 each
~ s u 80 F,chsnye Insurance COMPANY 50 each
100 sbsr.s Lorard Fire Insurance Company 70 each
(358l)
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Amusements.

OLYMPIC THEATER,
" Lessee and Drectress. Mrs. John Wood
stage mansger ...................Nr. j. III. Seiwyh
The Romantic and Comic Drama in three acts entitled
SATAN IN PARIS,
Or the
MYSTERIOUS STRANGER,
received on lie first Representation with great favor will be
repeated
THIS EVENING,
Afer which
MRS. JOHN WOOD
win portray Of the and vessudes that beset the
LIFE
ofan
UNPROTECTED FEMALE,
In the farce OF that title By Sterling Coyne, esq.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY %,
FIRST TIME IN THIS COUNTRY
A new comedy By Watts Phillips. esq, entitled
PAULs RETURN,
Now playing at the Princess beater London, with immense
Doors open II; performances commence at IT,
Seats secured three days IN advance
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WINTER GARDEN.
w LAST NIGHT
O. Tom Tayor's great play Of
TIE IlCkE1-OF-LkAs ~ NAN,
which, when interrupted IN the zenith Q! i triumph had run
FOX upward Of - ., ,
ONE HUNDRED CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS.
The public ,ecuy informed that owing TO the prom
iso mado produce, during tie preteut eneaeenent OF
Mr.. and Mr.. w. J. FLORENCE, -
succession Of lively and bisnt novelties Thk
TIChEr-OF-LEAtE MAN con be- presented Tor
THIS NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY the 25d of MAY, will be prodaced with new
scenery, costumes, properties aid music new and mostly
original, the buresque Of
FRA DIAVOLO,
together with Of those sp King pieces peculiar TO the re-
rertoire OF Mr. Az Ma. FLORENCE.
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No 50 ExoHAxGE PLACE, Apni ~ ISo''
WE are prepared TO issue for
w Messr.. GEORGE PEABODY Il 20, iii. .,
TRAVELLING CREDITS, available In al the principal o''o'
GREAT BRITAIN, The CONTINENT and the LAST
Bills on LONDON at days, 90 days OF 20 day.
for sale IN sums 10 suit parclssers = ,o,o.u.c
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WV
"'THE PEN is MIGHTIER THAN HE
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS,
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
THE REST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On r.ospt Of spy Of the following in CASH the Sub
,eresI viii 'sod by return mai o. 1900 70 Sletoa
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
The M.ric Pen; for 30 cents the Lncky Pen
~ 50 The Always Ready PEN foI IS cents the Elegant
Per; and for 81 the Excelsior Pen-Thcse Pens are not
sambeed but correspond IN sEes to numbers D. = and
rspectivey.
TIE SAME PENS IN SILvER-PLATED EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS
FOR 50 cent?, the Magic Pen for IS cents the Lucky Pen
These are Wen Finisbed Good Writing Gold Pens with
m osi.s rr.s of the best Steel Pens SSags ey are
sEparyanted, and, therefore, not eTeaan9eabe
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS.
The name a. Morton" Number" and Quality" are
tAmped the following Pens and the points are warranted
or six months except sganst aeeident -,.r.,,
So the largest, sdspted for the pocket No fthe smallest
and No 10 the largest Mammoth Gold Pen for the desk
Long and Medium No OF al sizes and qualities Short Nios
The Lonr and Short Nbs pointed the Medium Nio
are Broad, Course Business points The sneraVs' 1o 'S
,lnDes Of the sizes and stylec
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For 50 Ts No Pen lst quality No Pen % quality
FOR 81 70 No. Pen lot qnehyi OF NO 'reh "a quaS
For 81 ass Ne Pen Isl quality No IPen, ID quality
For 81 sos 10 Pen lst quality or No sPen, I'd quality
dsNo; 6 Pen, Sd quality. IN ., ,,.-
Pen Isl aGy Or Pc Ssn f.n e quSs'y
Pen; So No. sPen; sss No. 10 Penal is,q uahty
TIE SANE e o3sps r Th Frs shXER EXTENSION
For 81 sosNo Pen lft quality No. Pen ID quality
FOI s. IS No Pen let quality No Pen, I'd quality
For No. sPsn Isl quality or mo .Pen, I'd quality
ora No. Pen, Sd quality. - - 80
For e. 81 No Pen, Isl quality; orsNo 5Pen, I'd quality
For 81 % No Rem, Is quality, No. Pen. quality
For IS 50 No. 6 Pen, ist quality.
GOLD PENS, ALL FIRST QUALITY, IN SILVER
MOUNTED DESK-HOLDERS.
For 81 100 No. 4Pen Tor So Is NO sPen for So No
Pen; for 81 81 No. Pen. . - =,
For s4e0 No sPen for S3s No 9Peni and for sc No.
The lit Quality ere pointed with The very bes, IrlOsmn
Points carefully selected and OF this qoay are sod
sh the slightest impeneeion which sku and the closest
The " "a Qusy" superior to any Pens made by him
rTevious TO the year 1860.
The Sd Quality" he intends shall equal respect to Durs
ty, Elasticity and Good Writing Qualities 1.-THE only true
toDsiderA;iont) any Gold Pen, made elsewhere.
In regard the Cheap God Pens be begs leave TO say a
previous operating hs New and Patented he could
90; have made Good Writing and Durable Pens Tor the
trice had the Gold been furnished gratutousy.
Parte, ordering ns't % az ,''aseG' %Vg n va
particular describe The KIND they pTger-1heaeT 'V "
imker, oOarse or fine.
all who send twenty cents charge ioT Feseiihs
edition to the pree Of goods ordered vii sasI-y 'Ae
Paies sending God or Silver viii be allowed the fuiPre
TO CLUBS-A discount Of 40 per win be allowed on
ns Of l2 of Is per 4 and OF ~ Der cent Oh
$50 # cent to address At one time
Address, A MORTON,
No. rs MAIDEN-LANE. NETWORK.
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON, and QUINCY
u RsTIROLD COMPANY.-DIVlDEND No. SEVEN.
Sy5dsnd Of "a per share in cash. free OF Government
,sl declared payable the 2h NIX Toxo 70 ho'ag s
trsns viii be closed from that date 70 the morning OF
The th NAV Persons holding stock registered at te IIsns
m Agency Boston will receive their dividends al e once
of He.,y. y bayer Brother in Boston. Those holding
Stock registered at the Transfer Agency in New oIs wn
receive their dividends NJ the BANK OF oohini =,
the treasurer Office in Chicago Stockholders who 90 no,
receive by usi circulars informing then OF ths %
Of their tights 10 tske new stock receive one oy
Whiting the undersigne at Chicago or to kdwhia A. & 90
Chairman No "a civ EIchnnge BostonCicago Apri ~
1864 Per o,Jsr O"' AMOS r. HALL Treasurer
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CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY CosPAST
April 2g 1854
U,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the BOARD
Il and STOCKHOLDERS Of the CHICAGO AND hOiL ~
WESTERN RUNWAY COMPANY, for the election Of Dl
RECIORS and for The transaction Of any other bushes, that
paty in The Civ Of Chicago on THURSDAY the I'd day oil
June. 1864, bt . clock .. m. ., >,,.,,.,, nh.
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Financial.
HICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN
~ RAILWAY COMPANY
SEVEN PER CENT

SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
subscribers offer for the remainder Of the issue
Of SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of
the CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY appropriated the construction OF ueir road
from Chicago TO La Crosse, Indiana
The rails have all been purchased for the completion
OF the entire line, much below the present market value
and now going forward 10 Chicago. The work II
rapidly progesg and the Company expect to the road
for rHc early The ensuing forming new and very sbor
trunk line from Chicago TO the Eastern markets.
The interest payable during consruco been provided
and is deposit with the Bankers Of VIE Company
Appyto sCHUCHAKDT a GERHARD
No. II Nessau-st,
N. MORGAN'S SONS
No. 81 Wiliam-st.
New Yorb. May I'll, 1864
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that Certiil.
cate No. ell for % shares OF FLINT STEEL HfE
MINING COMPASYS stock, standing In tie pane OF JONI
Tyler and Certificate No 800 Of the Company
for 100 shares in the Of Geo. r. Riley trustee vi" DC
sod al public auction OF tho Office OF the Company on ri
DAY, tie tOth day Of June next, Of noon ~ oIdM,
II. ROBARTS, SeeTeiAy.
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QmusemeniS.
lARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

z
LAST DAY OF, AND LAST CHANCE TO SEE
THE HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL AND SUPERB DRAMA
BELPHEGOR. THE MOUNTEBANk,
Produced with beautiful scenery music and dances -
Character BY Me~rs Nsgie Hadsway and Jsnison' Ars
Prior Miss Afford and the entire company.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION, .,r.
BEAUTIFUL ACCOMPLISHED, AND GRACEFUL
YOUNG DANSEUSE,
MILE ERNESTEIN
who appears In this magnificent drama .-
IN A NEW DANCE, IN NV DANC1
UiIJMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER, an
MR. HARRISON lnpromptu Singer, between the scta
AFTERNOON and EVENING. at and Il clock
To be seen Al all hours OF the day and evening,
COLOSSAL GIANTS and DlMINUTIvE DWARFS.
THREE ALPINO CHILDREN,
THE BEAUTIFUL AQUARIA.
PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS AND CHAkIS
By PROF. LIVINGSTON.
A JAPANESE MASkIN HOG
MINIATURE SKATING POND.
THREE TABLEAUX OF MOVING WAX FIGURES.
THE CEN TON THUMB BRIDAL GROUP
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS
THREE FOuRPOUND BROOK Trout.
THE MUsICALLY-EDUCATED SEAL,
MONSTER SERPENTS. AND OTHER CUkloSIIiES'
Admission. Is cents children under ten. - cents
MONDAY NEXT, Boucicauts great domestic DRAMA
JANET PRIDE
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Eertures ano mestiuss

THE NETWORK ORPHAN ASYLUM
The Orphan Asylum Society In the City Of New York"
will hold s Fifty eighth Anniversary on TUESDAY, May
~. at II m. at the Institution. blooniny dAle.
Be Rev. DR.. 4. Cleveland Cox will read the report anc
deliver address. The children will take pert as usual n
the exercises The sav within 1--we minutes wall
Of the Asylum and the Mauatanvile stage which start
the Of BrOsdwy sud dt the gate Of the
Institution At the close of the exercise, there viii be an
election Trustees for the ensuing year Should the weather
prove orrbe the anniversary will be postponed 10 the
iirst clear day.
snhscrr ,ions hecorne lie AZ That time
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Oyy1cE oY 1HE CLEVELAND, PAISRsviLLE AND AtH-
rtsuIA RAILROAD Co. Cleveland, siey 10, lS14
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting oi the stock
~ holders OF tie Cleveland Panesyiie and Ashubuh htl
road Company viii be held at the ofre OF ne oolhpa! ~
Cleveland Ohio on W.Sesday the 9th day Of June next a.
10 clock o. NJ the election q Drecorsi aid the uas@c
ton Of such other business a. may come before hem'
GEO. h. ELY. Secretary.
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'NIBLO'S GARDEN-Commences at "a.
IN Lessee and Manager WIN. WHEATLEY
SIXTH TIME IN AMERICA
OF grand Spectacular Drama in abegnx written by John
Brousan esq, the sole right Of performing which in New
York has been purchased for TN. Theser. - ..
SIXTH NIGHT OF THAT CELEBRATED LYRIC
Artistic,
Mile. NESTNAH
Who been expressly engaged to sustain the doous char
Hcter Of
THIS (Satnrday) EVENING, Nay 81. 1854. after
MONTHS or CAREFUL PREPAkAIION.
MANY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
will be presented the Grand Romantic Spectacular Drama, en-
DBL Di'"0''' A LOVE STORY,
WITH ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY
py those eminent artists hessrs. billiard and Aaeoer
SPLENDID NEW COSTUMES OF THE PERIOD,
By Mem. PHILIPPE and sisiaris. .,,,
SINGULAR MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
BiAITiIFlJL NFW FURNITURE AND APPOINT
MINIS ~ :. WALLIS.
ORIGINAL MUSIC
Composed by nigomery .sq ader tie able baton OF
Harvey 3. Dodworth
THE GRAND TARANrELLA,
Composed by Siguor Ronzal viii be executed by those pop
ular Premiere Danseuses
Mice kATARINA ELLA. KRUGA. and ROSINA,
AND GRAND BALLET
OF SlXTFFN SELECTED COkYPHFES,
IN ADDITION TO AUXILIARY AID
NUMBERING OVER TWO HUNDRED fEhsONS.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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oyyIcs OF FLINT STEEL RIVER MISIse Co

No 10 SasSau-st., NKw.YoRK. May u, 1895
NOTICE is hereby given that an ASsESS-
~ MENT Of ONE DOLLAR has been levied upon each
share of the Capital Stock Of the FLINT STEEL RlNth
MINING COMrANY payable at The office u the Secretary
No 10 Nsssau.st New York. THURSDAY the "a day Of
The Transfer BOOB will be closed that day, after which
no atock viii be Transferred unless the assessment shall have
wv" paw - r X. McCULLY, Secretary.
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NTH NAT | O y \ l. Il A n X
~ OF THE CITY or NEWYoRK-

n IN L III y I y \ l. h A h
~ OF THE CITY or NEWYoRK-
DIRECTORS;
VIM 4: KoBBE: Of Kobe oorl.s Auo'ioneer'' Nos 81
and 80 Leonrrdst . 49,
THOMAS A. WISE jr ofvyse Sons, Importers, Nos 57'
GEO A. WICKs, Of wicts, Smith Co.. Importers Dry
Goods. No. 81 FrsIkn-s,
GEO A FTLL0Ws, Of Gordon, Fellow, Mcmillan Whole
sale Grocer Nos. IA and i6 Beavers-
SOLOMON L. HULL, Of Hull Conable a Arnold Attorney
CutS MINZFsHEIMER Of Mnzeshei1ner Bros, Msnufsc-
tgrers Shirt, NO 81 Broadway. . .
j. @. WHITEHOUsE, Shoe Manufsciurer, Nos and !
Dey.st. . ,,, ,
JOsEfH u. URvIs, Of Orv Newells Il Smith, silks, &C.
II n HtjMPHREY Cs.h'r JOSEPH o. ORvIs Prest
TREASURY DKPARTxKNT,
OYy1oH OF COMPTROLLER on THE CURRENCY
WASHING on, April IL, lto4
Ueroa, By saac evidence presented TO me under
sgred has been made 20 appear that The Ninth Ns'ioh
Tsrt Of tf CITY Of New York IN the County Of New foTk
and according the requirements Of the act Of Con
sre.. entitled An 20 provide National Currency
secured by pledge Of United States STOCKS and 70 povde
for the circulation and redemption thereof approved req
IS 1863 has complied With all the provision OF 'ad act
required be complied with before commencing the business
NolS fIerefo,e Hugh McCuloch Comptroller Of The Cur
recy do len bv certify The Ninth National Bank OF the
City Of County Of Newly ork and State Of New
York authorized TO commence the business OF banking
under the act sfoTessid
In testimony Whereof witness my hand and sea- OF ONCE
thu. Eighteenth day Of April 1864
sesi of The HUGH NcCULLOCH
:Conpt ofthe Currency: Comptroller OF tie Currency
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AZ Y. SUPREME COURT, County Of Kings

~ Y. SUPREME COURT, County of Kings
~ JOANNA HOWARD against JOSEPH II. TuHPIE,
WALTER MEDIUM, and JAMES A. SACkkTT Sum
for reh teom not ser To the abeVenAned defendants
You hereby summoned and required 10 answer the
plant th, action which will be fed In the Office Of the
Clerk Of the County Of Kings at the City Hail. IN the City OF
tnt on the subscribers their Office number one hundred
and ten Broadway the City Of NewYork, within twenty
the service Of this Or yop exclusive OF the
DAY service and you fail TO answer The sad com
peint within aforesaid the plaintiff IN TINS action will
apply the the demanded IN the Complaint
Dated New York. April II. 1855 ,.,,,
:..............: JACKSON 4 MIDDLEbROOk,
~. y lni Rev: Plant Attorneys,
(: Stamp SOC. NO ITO Broadway Ne"ioih
The complaint In the above action fled in the oce Of
The Cerk Of the County OF kings at the City Hail. In the City
Of Brooklyn, The lstb day OF April lD4 -,
JACKSON L MiDDLEBROOK,
solt lsslfyS YainIif' AttoIneyL