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Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16
HeimstreefS Hair Restorative
Ills NOT A DYE

But restores gray hair its original color by supplying
the capary tubes natural substances impaired by age
or disease dyes composed lamar d"st'c
vitality and beauty of the hair and a"fd oil
ma Hemstreets lndomitahic Colorng
not only restores hair its natural color by an easy process
but gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty,
its growth falling off, eradicates and
nun and nparts health and pleasantness the head 1t
bA, stood the test of time being the original Hair Coior
and is constantly increasing in favor lseI D! u'
men and ladies' 1t is sold by all respectable dealers, OF can
be procured by them Of d. BARNES PROPRIETOR Ne"
HosrErrER SMITH DAAS, Agents. san Francisco Two SIZES
so cents and 81 i-'sheV"'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

OLD HICKORY on TREAsoS.--A letter from
Andrew jackson, dated Feb. 10th, 1887, to a
lady in New York, who had named her son after
the old General, has just been published. We
make the following pointed extract for the ben
eft of copperhead sympathizers of the rebels:
AZ nclOse herewith the usual gift to this
namesake that have bestowed to all my others
it bears the impress of the Eagle of his Coun-
try, displayed on all her banners-and as the
child grows in years and in wisdom, have to
depend upon you to explain to him, with this
Injunction of his godfather, that when he arrives
at the years of manhood he will always be found
sustaining the Eagle of his Country from the in
suit, or grasp, of foreign foe, and the still
more dangerous enemy, the intestine traitor who
nav engage in the wicked scheme of severing
our glorious Union, upon which depends the
perpetuaton Of our happy Government, which
will endure so long confederated system
lasts. and no longer. Instill in his mind that
our Federal Union must be preserved. To the
patriotism of his dear parents trust this lesson
will be early impressed with all moral virtues
on his mind
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

GEORGIA JAReoS.-A Kentucky rebel cavalry
soldier says he was much surprised when a wo-
man in North Georgia put to him the following
interrogatory = Did you inns come all the way
from ole Kaintuck on critter back to fight for we
ms ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

TIE Chicago Post says the women OF Titan
have recently altered the orthography OF their
creed. They now spell it Aoremen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

TIE short, sharp, and decisive =" creed OF
Congressman Arnold of Illinois, is: Unite,
light, tar, and emancipate !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

We see by the Rochester Republican that the
best school teacher is o Miss Sprout. Nothing
like having good sprout in a-shool-it makes
the youngsters smart in the ertren,e - td Ptste
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

ROBINSON, the stock broker who absconded on
the Golden City, was formerly Warden at the
State Prison, and was a candidate before the
Union Conv ention year ago for State Controller.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

KkrETITIoys OF IIIsToRY.--A correspondent of
the New York Tones lately got off the following
good thing
History repeats itself" And there is no
new thing under the sun.
For the original Of the Cleveland Convention,
see lst Samuel, chapter xxi, ID verse:
And every one that was in distress and
every enc that was in debt and every one that
was discontinued. gathered themselves unto
him and he became II Captain over them and
there were with him about four hundred men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

BRADLEY g. RULOFSON,
Photographers!
Successors to Vance,)
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
"A CARD FROM R. II. VANCE. |

CARD FROM R. II. VANCE.
X5srzn-Sl THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
E1Gg7IS.7fing been succeeded in the Pho
,MFTVXNSJi tographc business by Messrs.
cS%Sssz I4e1T BRADLEY Il RULOFSON, takes
great pleasure in commenting them to his friends,
former patrons and the public, as eminently quail
fled to conduct
First class Photographic Gallery.
Mr. Bradley being the largest importer of Pho
tographic material in the State, the public may
rest assured that at all times they will find
choice collection of everything new and beauti-
full from the Eastern and European markets
Mr. Rulofson who dcyotes his whole attention
to the establi shment, brings with him over TWEEN
ty years of experience in the art and certainly
has no superior in the requisite qualifications for
success therein. possessing as he does a high or
der of artistic attachments and all gentlemanly
qualities which can never fail to make it pleasant
for those who call on them Just 60 and see for
yourselves. K. Ii. NANCE.
RSSyn PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBRorYPEs AND VISITING
CARDS executed in superior manner. Small
pictures cased and enlarged to any size, and
neatly finished in India Ink, Water Colors, or
in Oil. None but the most accomplished artists
employed in this Gallery, and all work warrant
ed to give satisfaction. 1918.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

Correspondents in New York-LEES s. WALLER,
No. 33 Pine street
Correspondents in London,-BANk OF LONDoN'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16

Chairman Union State Central Committee.
j. T. lIoYT, Secretary.
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Amusements.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

VJAKNUMS hmERINhN nO'OSc-n'
sPLENDIDLY SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION ,,.--,o,
sPLENDDLY SUCCESSFUL Pk0 ,D g,
OF BOUClCAULTS GREAT DOMESTIC DRAMA
JANET PRIDE,
JANET PRIDE.
Scenery Costumes. and Properties both New and tess.
Characters by Mesrs Magic Hedaway and Jamison, MIA
Prior Miss Afford and the entire company ,r,,,o,oa
CONsTAST THRONGs, CONSTANT THRoNOs
,,., OF DAILY EI bI f2sS cerrr THE
'" BRIELihNT, BESuTlFGL YoTSG DANsEusE'
NILE ERNEsTElN,
IN NEW DANCES, ~ ELEGANT DANNCES,
IN sew DANCES, IN ELEGANT DANCES,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENiNS .,vp
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WAIEh ar'
AFTERNOON and EVENING. at and 4 o'clock
10 be at all hours Of the day and evening
COLOSSAL GIANTS and DIMiNUTlNE DWAkfS. 70
THREE ALBISO CHILDREN.
ROBERT H0rDIN's AuToMAToN WRITER.
5a BF ExnMrSkfSSs And CHARTS
By PROF. LIVINGSTON
JAPANESE MhSkiN noe.
THREE N NaSEHstK or sS NoVSa w2x
THE GEN TOM THUMB BRIDAL GROUP.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS.
THREE FOUR POUND BROOM TROUT.
THE MUSICaLLY-EDUCATED Sal, ,
A MONSTER SERPENT AND OTHER CUROSlTlES
Admission. 25oents; children under ten. 10 cents
IRVING HALL.-THE STEREOPTICON
n Second week and continued success Of the
MOST WONDERFUL EXHIBITION Or THE ACE.
Ps,ronizad by the -
MOST REFINED AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES
The programme for this week
ENTIRELY NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.
EXQUISITE SCENERY AND STATUAkY
TICKETS 25 CENTS.
FVFRY EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
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Sales bp Auetioit.

WAR DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAU.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERAAYER,. {
WAsnrsGroS April %, ] a.
A UCTlON SALE OF CONDEMNED
HORsESWill be sold at public encton to the highest
bidder at tho times ami places named below, Wa:
Newport, Penn, Thursday May
Gettysburg, Penn, Monday. Mays
Altoona, Penn, Thursday, May II,
Miiiin, Penn, Thnrsday May 10.
kesfDr, Penn. Thursdsy, .ay %
Lebanon. Penn, Thursdiy Jane ?,
northumberland. Penn, Thursdly June 2,
Scrsr'on, Penn, Thur-day juno I6
Whhamspor Penn, Thnrsoay, June d.
one inndr UO0) hofs.s G-, shufs ami Two Hundred
and fry tLS0l 10 each Of the other places
Ihese ot.e. have BEEN condemned anti fo e cavalry
service Of Che tuitad S;ass amy.
tcr road and purposes MANY good bargains may be had
Ho5-ss will b. -old ,hyly
satt befln a. ~ a and continue daily al al arc sod
TERMS CASH an untel Slsio- 'rre.snfy noies only.
JAMES 4. EKiN,
L.eai.-Col aud q NJ Cavelry BuTran
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Eetiurss ano AlcctinSs

NOTlCE.-Th EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
~ Of the UNION CENTRAL COMMPrIEE.-A sp-ca
Meeting OF this Committee will be held at Headqnah.I- cor
Ber of Broadway and 23d-ts On THURSDAY ENENlNt
I'd June next, ct y O'Clock - -
Henry u. HUELAr, sa,re,aries.
CHARLES H. HAU,
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GO farmers anb Offers.
DAVID THOMPSON.
uoRTICIfITERIsT AND NURsERYMAN,

=
Green lssni opposite Troyl
has m h-nl and 81. Tor usnsplanting lage q'sn'y
81 rl sud hardy GRfk VINES, M al ~'o' ,"s Va
ne, eg--i. l'a!ogr CIV srerisf rsatrr 5.G S,s.s a,
la. a 80 on rrni large asso1leni q sihA W hthnt
VINES come which pen early IS the Ioth oil May! SEQ
Catalogue lor details. ,,,,>,,, =,
Has also French Prussisn and German PRIMES; Iso,
that SUPERIOR celebrated NV ETsClEN Pat Nj so favoshy
noticed In and Farmers Club in Newly osk tyi Inc
buu. n.w.paDer and The Country Gentleman SpessiS
of TuOMPs0N'S GRAPES the farmers Club says;
II this is Seeding that will rpen st Troy every yea
with certainty then II is acquisition worthy Of notice.
ia the OF tine Club the PRL NJ wee sad
There or. several varieties Of the Prune and us he T~r
chen at called SwLse). and this may De one az
Them AT any rate the unanimous opinch OF the 'io
L is au xrscnt fruit and well worthy Of recommend
on ior general cuYe"is the best Prune they ever tasted
he careful not recommend anything not worthy Out
arc willing 10 give this Prune the hi h--t recommendation
Backed and sustained he by distinguished body "
si cutysiors of Fruits and Vines heselyesl, MI Thomr-
on comes before his fellow ctixeIw confidently believing
he is able 10 prcscn, them such varieties OF plants shall
their taste and choice urging all TO plant Vine s1rre,
Bed that, In the course OF one or two years
At most. they their own homes ENJOY The uis 50 easily
to be obtained the beginning and which luxuFa'y er
MT THOMPSON il st all toes IN readiuess,o attend 70
calls for his vice. Ia csns for the fTu Yards, 's' snd
Gardens OF his ieEds and employers IN the ie Of ms pro
fession. ,.,c, NJ ~
Wizards ecretsry Rensselaer, County AgrcauI and Mana
cturers Society," Office No 6s ists corner Ferry Troy;
or at his house on d corner o. Canal and
" DAVID THOMPSON,
Horticultural and Nurseryrsn,
Green Island, n. Y.
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Sales bn Anltion.

4 DJOURNED SAI.E.--ln consequence Of
= The Indictment weather.
FOR SALE ST PUBLIC AUCTION
Hy JAsHs n. HuLHn, Ancogcer 10. - Pine L,
ON Tt hSDAY, nay a. 1864,
at oolocl p in. ou ihe pgcnil -s In the town %
SCAlSDkLE. WEnTClESikN COUNTY,
gHE HER DSDALE TH ACT,
containing shout
go ACRfs or CHOICE LAND.
Ia parrrt o. fo % 90 - r. each ~ which
fAfn-hou,rr snd outbud.urs
Th selected ~ i' suaschef YIN reference -
,s d.,'rhntv ior villa sirs vel o. r 10 pfoduo,iyeiesf
as farm end on which be- has made improvements aua
rsns.d ibe yot- .ucl divisions viii ~" o. "se gsfe-
siio !. CO., fidec OF tabia land rec 20 four hanifd
'Le lvei ~ tide wafer eoundinr offensive 's
Of Irug leland Souud with rrss ~ 'nr falss s'ant
about one aud quarter lrs clst ~ tic Sraf fle iq" on
tho Harlem Raifosd The whole tract o. valued a. tire mini
mum f cl Two hundred aui h, f.lrit peg scfr -ai fa
urrn. sl b. Put up upsci rfcc rlffi pon- wan W
fs'fyr yilc conlcr,d uh ihr whole, unf aof on ai+
.ovr such iify pr cer Of fh' rucfnfr money n
remain hoad and TO- i've yc'rs, a. ~ pr cent
In c.,c tic Pug 90 nj isl o tld 1 in fofo -r -
wear hr suhsrfsr vii allow t fti cnii, go Two nifri
D. Per ~ agr., lf al IH's flf ai gnfft 'i
aov. c ag,as~ g1cr. 'cutey aH.os ~ D. Oh th~ 'ffF'r
ION 81 ID sas. o t'' tAs d aud VT 49, iia 80
f g,h tarv'ng "a md ii:s rl 90 cHv ~fsols
10 The premise which vii 4aord su.e i4uc 90 esunc
properly and par'akc OF luncheon Z - beofr 20 t~
BAD ancTwaFd rrsurn 10 sBe city by the 40 .. 90 H.
ifpils T. g. .i'il,ti'
ior maps tnd eIpkraious apply p tbt s.c.oacr 30 %
PIN. -. - 60 s. flNDLAf, No ~ Finest
Fsrslns drfous u vis~ gtc pfenrs previous 70 i' dT
of se wall bod rouYryautr a. Tie .afdtr ailnn Oh TIC
arrival Of the 81 and 10. rims from ttin Of
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6ummsr Retreals.


BOARD in MANiiATTANVlLLE, On tho
Id bak. OF the Iud.ou-A Lady having all odia'ionsd
mansion In thc shove location. would accommodate lew
Gtcsss Bosrrs the Summer The house contains hile
and airy rocni. The Hudon Hiver hsr cd J. within i've
minute. vail II the house Address MiNhAfTAN'iLLE,
Jiibnne Ofnce.
DOARD.-One or two families can OBTAIN
.sfecable airy rooms with good BOARD, ia Pleasant
country house. in the Rye. Wscester comfy y y,
say one mile New Haven Railroad Depot aud sbest
M. same d stance from e.. beach o ihe East Riser
For particulars inquire at 80. g. maiden Lane.
COUNTRY BOARD fox few persons may
~ be oh,sire in private family :. Eacewood Perh Anr
boy Pleasant location Good Boating and bathin. sciies
plenty 0. Min, Fruit ana Vegetables, 80. Addre,s
{. o. READ. Perth AInboy, ". J.
MANSION HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, N. j.
WI -wi opened TIE l., OF jans. Per.ons wishing
Rooms will please spP.y to ,,.,nn p.
TNHE RIVERSIDE HOUSE, Red Bank,
Monmouth Co. n. j., will be OPEN ;sr the reception of
Guests on the FIRST Or JUNE. .
c. W. A. FRENCH.
PTopretors.
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Real e:sidts tor Sale.
See also iuct,oa Sa'es.l

A SAFE INVESTMENT.-For SALE-A
~ fAhN Of 81 acres, depot do. ~ Garden
Land, hall the Crop- with Cote ilouc, Ben, aud SHOPS
SlFc Dc Of ~ acres, l,oJe also, fine Farm ol 100
acres; DO io, 1872 l2r sse- aud y acres 5000 40
800 Also valuable Tu.is IA Piinhoi ready 20 cu' up
IN budlng Lott. snd Corner hot M nc. Coii.r Houir
r2D0 do lagH House, ~ 90 and ohers, Az IN TOW T.
Call onl sTKfhEN VAIL. &c Dey-sf. Housr, MONDAYS,
from 10 to-, osbsF dsya ~ rlainn.ld Depot or
THORN NAEGLFN,
h0. lGJ Na.angtOu Market.
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90 Fri.

A COTTAGE HOUSE, neatly furnished, TO
LII Tor the Summer months; ggordi IN beautiful
ORDER irut abundant rood noGse
ana rent inodca'c- FOR further particulars, apply 70 Misc
JENhlHa No. Frankiin It,, Poasnkeorsie, y. y.
4 VERY desirable 3-stOry brown-.tone
~ HOUSE in 4.tb It., between III and Ctb.ars, With
Carpets OCioths, aud NiJos shades can be HIRED "a
f'nsonHh'. ~ reni JUNE 10 DECEMBER J. H applied
cI dseiy IN, house is IL ro order throughout, and
VII" b r.'ied to 1nsn family only inliife Of
IVnN hAFANAGH. y. H. corner 42d.'. aid 6,lrav.
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furniture
EsraBIfsusp IN l8aT.

ESTABLISHED IN l8,7.
DIAPER AT LESS THAN MILL PRICES.
l No connection with the Combined Monopoly for hish
prices Note Paper 8oc., 81, 81 IS 81 80, 81 20 ~
s. 50, o. y. Letter "a per resn up Foolicap ~ ~
x2 so A. IS e. together with Lswyers' Brri SERMON,
TnyrIop. Manila and all styles Wrapping. Blank BOOB
Manufacturer Printers, Stsiiones and Binders WI nd
m .ock Of Ledger Paper and Flat Cap aowea Cs,h Pfce
A. tho ola ,.ud. A. I. HARD Qate Carson hsra';v
'''A' We Nc. a Hsskpsai1r y "
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Financial.
.sT RivEa IysuRAvcr COMPANY,

East BivKR lgsuRAYcs COMPANY, I
No. 90 Walst.. Ncw-York, May 49, 1864
4 # the ANNUAL ELECTION for DIREC-
~ TORS OF this Company held on the ilth instant the
following named gentlemen were elected Tor the ensuing year
JOSEPH kFRNOCHAN AUGUSTUS WHlTLOCk,
JNO. TAYLOR JOHNSTON. JAMES COLES, lr.
FREDK SCHUCHARDF ALEXANDER COTlfEAL,
RUSSELL STEBBINS, CHARLES H. BlRNEY,
DANIEL =. SCHANCK, WILLIAM WATT,
SAMUEL SLOAN ISAAC WALTON,
ISAAC r. COTuEAL. HENDERSON MOORE,
DAVID WAGGSTkFF RICu'D w. MONTGOMERY.
HtkEY 4 HOWE. FRANCIS OCONNEN,
JAMES A. HAMILTON, THOMAS PALMER, IT,,
THEODORE POLHEMOS, IT,
A; meeting Of the Board Of Directors, The lt inssn
SAMUEL SLOAN. ESQ was elected President, and
CHARLES BlkNEY csc. VicePr.,ident .
w. r. UNDEkiiliL. Secretary.
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ylJOMEN's PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION

w FOR DIMINISHING THE USE OF IMPORTED
LIXTRlFS above Association successfully inaggn'
rated On Monday Nay TO- by meeting NJ the Cooper
Union of over $500 women held adjourned meeting on to
folowiu, dsy at No Great Jones-s,. Various co<fses
appointed upon manufactures coIIespo dence hI9ugh
out the state The pledge, finally sdoPted, reads az
follows: -.
~. tie undersigned during the continuance Of tls "sr
Of Rebellion pledge ourselves refrain from the purchase 81
I'd articles OF luxury for wlrn those OF home aiaAs
turo o. production be substituted
10 lbs the following non.s, taken at random om among
s.,e. bundled have ai's he'd aud we pubisb them 10
,hus Inc inrfes. with which the movement Is ressIded 70
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I'VE
CENTRAL. NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY or NETWORK
Now oen baDess 81 No II Dasue,t Few DOOR cart
II broadway.
nIRECroRs.
HENRY A. SMYTHE.
HORACE Il. CLAFi.lN,
". COGGLL
CHARLES g. LANDON,
FRANCIS SkIDDY,
:. BERNHEIMER,
GEO. f. BUTMAN,
y A. BALDWIN
GliSTANUS KUTTIR.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR THE
a. 5. TES-fORrY LOAS.
Payments may be mado IL CLocss Dra',s On New
cls, or L,se T,Bdci Notes.
HENRY !. SNYTIIH, President
W. II. FOSTER Cashier.
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bouses ano farms IDdnieb.

&TABLE WANTED-Wiih room inr one
- pair Horses and Carriage ior year OF ding the Suer
ip ~" h'g60fhood OF athav, sd lit.-f any gentleman
60 'n NJ stable Tor the summer ~ hrd I'D
dres. BOX No. .lgl Po-t-Ofce.
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Amrsements.

WINTER s GARDEN -,,,,v,u
TWO HOURS OF LAUGHTER AND DELlGHT!
Mr.. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE,
Mr.. AND MRS. w. J. FLORENCE,
MR. AND MRS. w. J. FLORENCE,
EVERY NIGHT,
In Byrons celebrated burlesqne Of
FRA AVOLO,
which ia nov drawing crowds greet those tina, gathered
10 The Ticket OF Leave Man. and has been pronounced by
.~ T'iiE rERFRc1ToN OF BuRLEsoUs.
FRA DiAVOLO, alias the Marquis di Centre Market, ami
nowherr, Tie Mr.. W. J. FLORENCE
with the fain,est e.i,lne Of q conscience. or, in
Iced any Thug bn' the hoar'ene-s peculiar 20 nelo
dramatic Brigade .........".....&rW w. J. FLORENCE
Supported by MesSs. YhHs Bowers A. H. Davenport 4. 4.
Morris, Ebere, Rely Denni'On, Mrs Cbanirsa and Mira.
Floyd. ---.L..
Opening chorns Fsns. Lorenzo, Matco and Carbnecrs
D''eT,ptiye song aud Chorus There's mon.'er
VII" hNe-' Lorenzo and Chorus
Ars Pa in dresda tate Of mind a.r,ina
blinking Song Ton Paran. Disyoo
Duet On yonder rock reclining Davoo aud zerlins
Concerted Piece DO not jingle. Hands
sons Pon sos. Il! wso.e, e, ,o
Song. Gentle Hrr!na' .Zerina
zerina, Diavoio Bcppo
Concerted Piece. NELLY BY"
Zerna. Lord and Lady Arcash
On Ind choru'. 3" "a kermeusr," sanst
ClotLrrs bcppc, Giacomo, HuIian Iben
Soug DARK girl dressed In bloc Dsyoio
Song bet Mss him Yankee Doodle. Lorenzo
TialcV. :. Everybody
Tho performance viii with the protean CONNIE
delta, cititled.- -
THRICE MARRIED.
Mrs. TLORENCE s......, farlous Bal hasqne CostumeI
With Song Cgpaia with his iskers"
aud o. Young Recruit"
and assuming the shsffctcT- 81
ViCTORiNi. LIE PAGE.
all Opera Singer with
FRENCH SONG /" Les Yeuxr snd
GERMAN SONG, Di Fodern im boot. 81
SrSORA PIREk EENs,
Spanish Dancer with Spanish Dance.
Ia SAQuAnILLO,
And MASTER GUSTANUS NOsA DE NERE,
4 Cadet Of tie Polytechnic School Of Zonaye . - am, :,
MI. fIiDNfNf as WI
Doors open at u performance commeuces at t.
Cafeges may b. ordered for l0i o'clock.
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EDWARD g. TILESTON s. Co.,
~ BANKERS.

Dealer. in Canadian Nova Scott. snd American Mines
including
.1 sfvs, Coppsr Lesd Coal aud Iron Mines also, Nego
,ia,o,s of ysasble Patents. Land and other Properties
MINES BOUGHT AND SOLD on THE MOST FAVOR
""'" ABLE TERMS,
especially those that hsvo been eIained aud re
ported upon by Sconths Oeoiosi'''' H"s"s'' a"a
Miners
r. ., g., o,.eeS mon the nsrket by
.s., have been carefully examined and isyorsoi5 reported
.pon BY one or VI the following Oeoi0gi't.; VIZ
Sh VIM. Logan Montreal. PROT Oe9. d ""''' ''""
d.. John l.. Hall, Quebec DIiFe"'gTir., 4, Vii.
Dr. Cna. a. Jackson Boston Prof b. Shinisn' )'' iae
Prof A. A. Hayes, Boston College
PARTICULAR INDUCEMENTS PRESENTEp ~
PURCHASERS ORGANIZING COMPANIES, ~ y
No. 1871 Broadway tMereantle Bank boiid ~. -.
s@oss tNo. u EJspkint tRsvNs Btuk b0Dajh pWtYSt
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Nnanfial.
OFFrcE OF QUARTZ HUI Com MINING Co, I
No. 20 WAiLsr.. Nkw.YoRk, May "A, 1864. )

OFFICE or QuARrz IIuL Com MrsINs Co,
No. ~ WALLET, NkwYoRk, May a. 1864
TIVE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
i holders Of ,he QUARTZ HILL GOLD MINING
COMPANY nor the Election Of Officers the ensuing year.
vii be he'd at the Office Of the Company, ON TUESDAY
ypNE T. at II O'clock.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the LIST to the eth Of
,..- Inclusive. J. II. TYLER. Secretary.
Nav YoRx COUNTY BAxK, NV YORK May %, 1874.
FSLECTION.-The Annual Election for'Dl-
F. reetors and Inspectors will be held the nansns Rooms
q. WEDNESDAY the Let OF June, between u and u a ~.
ON J. C. OGDEN. Cashier
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Ar NORTH NEW-YORK.

4 t NORTH NEW-YORK.
~ For sale, iiO Sis and LOIS O., various price, To
persons who will build Il great inducements rler d.
70 ssscssont md taxation light. In every respect he
esif bic ffof-riy ce Tor ae ia these sl d. tuiy
sun soil hgh sond 'f.,ts snd avenues ~ gaie BEN
cont nusion Of Sesi ofk proper. aud Central Prk
thsn hs- Cross Jda. Harlem River Briigc 70 3sh 49,
aud inquire % the Lend Office r. RAE. A-ru'
Horse Rsuroai along the westerly side OF property
lsn, tgnr.
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y and Attic Brick ilOrsE No. ti Pre.dep'.' with folr
lcis between Clinton and Coru IT,. brooklyn. ouiii la t.1
hsa' ani most thorlnrh manner by fsys woss or fhe o
Edstrd kcofe. J feel. b. plate ass Window.
Trlol and lals N-arord Wc-.e b. sold ~ cont fhr 81
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WALLAcKs. s,rr.nn,y
e beautiful play, in Acts By Lose author Of Loves saeri
THE WIFE'3 SECRET,
To be podel With superb scenery, costumes, appointments
and distribution.
III waiter smyo', a Colonel in the Parliamentary
-. I o' ,a Ii'T
Laaucclo neville PAGE TO Lady Eyrue. Mrs Fanny MIGRANT
Bsoii-ri. t4ptain Of French Soop...... lolt
Lord Arden fugitive Cavah"f ....:....h w IL Fioyd
Mayor Harrington, an oiicef In The Parliamentary -, D.
Amy. ...r1
Lads kv"ine Any0t. 'Hne
''''' M0SplY. TIiEi,sDAY9' .AND WEDNESDAY.
NEVER ACTED.
CAPTAIN BLAND.
THURSDAY-THF WlFE'S SECRET.
FRtpAY-lsi.i ni.lt Of ROsEDALE.
sArURDAt-IAPFAN BLAHD.
NiBLOs GAKDEN-Commenccs7 Y.
SECOND VEIN
Of the clsbr4,ed LYRIC hi'i.tc.
MLLt. .tsrNsLIs
Ia John Broughsnl. Grand Romantic Spectacular Denn Of
BEL DE MOhIO,
WHICH mas DRAwS OVERLOOKING RotsGs AND ACHIEVED
DECIDED SUCCESS.
THIS NkGNiFlCLNr ROMANTIC DRAMA,
NkSi rHOtsAsy DOLLARS,
pfe.cn'rd wia New Scenery hy billiard md Macaeg'
Brartiir New Co1,uiaos BY yons PHILIPPE 80
Nev Fu,n.tur, aDd APPOINTMENT. 10y > Nah'
New Aiccian-al Couriyauc,ss by kunyon Bennett
Original alusc nuder the direction Of H. g. Dod"oI'n'
u VIC '''''' = gRASD rARAYTELLA 49, rn,
car,nstrd Sirtr Rauylui uI executed BY Ml's ~
Rlst. ELik, hBuGA, BOsiSA, and bthhEf Of SIX
selected Cos phec-in addition to suAlaiy 90 "lui
"''' "''' TWO HUNDRED PERSONS.
The PSI roles viii be- sl1,aincd by Melsrs Aunan
W olir. J. r. lis-en J. g. Burnett j. " Bastc!: = D.
Holmes, Ne. Rose Eyinsc May Wells, skerre'' MooF'
Ii Ill MINATED GARDES OPEN EVERY EVENING.
STATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
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OFFick OF
VERMILYE e Co, BANkERS,
No ~ WALL-ST., NEW YORK.
We sro prepared 10 convert the L. :. 3-io lhhAs
rRy NOTES into the Il per cent BONDS 'i ieSi w"h
,,o,rpiuees aud ON favorable terms
Al.o BUY and SELL at market rates ~ tinds OF GOV
vpNMENr SECURITIES, Iclgiins
~. =. $40 BONDS,
II = r.30 T0E ASURY MOTIFS.
II. :. ~ mos. G 8TlFlCATES or INDEBTEDNESS
~ :. oUARrERMAsTERs CHECKS,
II = TwO.NEAR , per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES, ...a.,, ,
u. >. Per GEMS NoNi"' anu "'''' "
1851. - ,,.,..,o.,.,.. ,,..,.
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
selected purchased