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The New York herald., 1864-07-24
Nothing OF Interest TransPlring Before
Petersburg-Efve Thousand Horses
Captured by the Raiders In Maryland.

[From the Rlchm0nd Examiner, July 70
Yesterday was quiet day. There was no booming or
cannon, heavy masses OF smoke the southern hor
zon and exciting from quarter The fact
that the flags of tho Yankee shipping in James river
half mas Monday caused many 10 give credit to tho
report OF Grants death and this topic and the removal
OF General Joseph T. Johnston from the command OF tho
army Tennessee the topics that chiefly occupied
mems minds Though believed his death would
been ga general principles TO have been assured OF
bis death The Yankees thnk much OF him, and that
IA sufficient 10 make rejoice misfortune that
might befs him. We fear, however, that the report Is
too good to true Butchers like Grant seldom die
field OF batte they generally reserved for can
GERS, portu and the like.
The Petersburg papers reported that nothing or interest
was transprng the lines In front or that 1he
usual mortar and picket firing was kept up. Persons
who came Petersburg last evening make the
same report.
Yankee pickets irsist that Grant is dead
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
Akirmtshtng and Cannonadfng-Repo
of Grants Death COntradtcted.
Eropa IN Rich,n Exam ucr Iulr


Nothing interest occurred the lines In front OF
Richmond and Petersburg yesterday. II Grant Ia not
dead, no might we'll be for anything that he Is doing
His only work from day TO day rs to throw lev shells
at little Petersburg
We have nothing In confirmation OF the rumor OF
Grants death; but we have the lively satisfaction II
knowing that any rate some conspicuous Yankee has
gone TO that bourne from which no traveller returns
The Yankees do not hang thor tag at hgif.msst for
nothing, and was at half.rnast on all their shipping
James river last sunday.
Deserters who Into our hnes say that Ulysses n
dead, and the New YORK Herald of the 1sth which
received last night has nothing the subject Tue
HERALD has advces from Grants army OF the l6tn last
Saturday the day which, according TO the report
Grant said TO have been struck by Of shells
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
Rrooklyn City Nexys.

MuRoER IN Souri, BRooKLyN-A man named Thomas
Eagrath residing at No. Van Brun street. stabbed
on Friday night while engaged Ia quarrel with two
men, named Robert ellington aud Thomas Dunpny. The
affair occurred In Inlay street, Even, in the
vicinity OF a drinking saloon known as the Sumter
House. kept BY man named Riley. The parties bad
been together aud INDUCED somewhat 10 drink, all
being under the influence of liquor They left the Sum
House together and got qusrreng 10 the street, In
which Msgrath stabbed In the LETT breast with
knife Mr.. Riley, having the afray from distance,
10 the place IN time to hear the deceased exoam
81 am stabbed He immedine,y fell 10 the ground and
expired Tue body was conveyed 10 his late resi
dcnce The accused parties ran on IN different
directions as soon as they asccTalned the serious
character of the affair OF cers Lent and Gn.
gan, OF the Forty third precinct, were despatched IN
pursuit. but did not succeed in srresting them I'LL
yesterday morning They locked 10 in the stati
house to await the result OF the Coronors inquest TIE
accused state that they had been hghng but deny that
kne used, although such is shown TO be the case
Both present evidences Of having been engaged To
fight The pares were all employed in the construction
cf United states gnnboat Red Hook Point, and 10
SAID tsat cud had existed between of the parties
and the deceased Tor e.me time past Magrath leaves
wfe small children Coroner Norris viii inyes.
tigate the circumstances this afternoon.
DROWNED IN GsAvEsxsp BAY-Mr. Tupis suyker, re-
siding In the town Of Grayescnd, l.. drowned IN
Gtsvescnd Bay on Frday The deceased sod Mr. Samuel
Potter small boat. taking load Of ash to
ket The was attached a steamer aud tho force
n the current svsmped II. Both men were thrown into
the water. Mr. Potter Was rescued, but Mr.. SNyKcr
surk beiese assistance coud reach bim.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
r.,..n., int,iifaene..

Bri.adter Gerersl 3. feFfeo, Ninth army ccvrs,
u :. A.. : ssoppins Al me F,nh Avsaas uoseL
v.hr ccu.raI q. 1. Hsrt-ar. u. s. A Li~u,easss q.
sr tn L. ~ Rot, Nuucv, M, ant = y wess,s,
II toaa sre steppiag Al the Metropolitan Hotei.
Hon. IL ". Bishoy Ciuc,an a. on 10 Hon M adfcnaid,
Portland We, sd ls'ne- n. Foes, cnieaso, ara ssp
p,os a me ~ " ehSiss 4nteL
pshop sp.uins, ~ LOUISVILLE. Ky., has besa spponsea
Archb snop " BAiumnFe tns ptacs q ,se late Af"n
sshns ksurck
Esnop pe LAncey n ylpg sanssrcusy W \" As'~
deuce In Utica.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

NASrucKEs SANITARY FAR.--1be ladies' OF Nantucket,
Mass propose holding fair in aid Of the Sanitary Com
mlssion open on the id Of august No Efforts VIII be
spared 10 make the occasion attractive and ibsy otter
this ioducsment to sheir friends New xcrh
aud elsewhere 10 visit thslr island, and cordially nviNs
thor OF operation Conr ,tstons Of every Kind wnl be
thankfully received and may ssddrsssed 70 Mra Mathew
SsaYbuah or Mrs = uisv
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
I'm. Petersburg Telegram.

PRrERsBrRG, July 20, 1864.
There is no change 10 the situation, and Indication
OF any immediate hoetlities on the part Of Grant.
The weather 10 warm and sultry. There q heavy
rain yesterday which efreshed every thing
The report of Grants death ~ contrRdiced by deser
ters who entered our lines yesterday.
There Is the usual skirmishing and cannonading.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
From shs Army OF ynvss,so

We have nntbing later from our forces recently oper
stng IN gl@nd than the published by yester
day. Other 0Tcers aud wounded At Mooccscy ar.
rived yesterday evening bat they bring moth rs
except they the number of horses obtained
aud secured ~ IN the raid 81 seven instead OF a~e
thousand
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

fOtNo, DhIO Tnlv %. TNbf
Hre ~ nehaocc, Ohio, last ught destroyed wooNen
factory, . pouting mill snd an iron foundry Loss
$4,000 10 500 QDn
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

July ~
ny the time you get ,b letter Abe Lincoln wit know
that Jubs Early o best generals W. w tn. val
ley pressing hard ior Wash Dglon, hced keep n
secret from you. General Hunter, who ~ ranTagiug
around Lexington and Iynchburg. viii md bins~lf
trap aud uniess we much stsken the counter rri.
eut will prove strubs ough to relieve the .nkes
gargenent around ths crv. Rhodes. with hs Aiabs-
mons, goes with Early n fact the beet rart not the
.hoc et Eveis corra gerDsncntiy under Fsriy
kw-ll having relieved RANSOM aa commanass o. me
Department ot Henrico. rpe weather " nnn4suIgly
cool, bit line for msrching and tary men viii msss
good time. They started yesiertay m0'nfDG.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
The Fight at Piasssb urg.

Sr. Loun, July rs, 1854.
The aHAr at Pattsburg, Clinton county, Thursday,
not so bad as previously reported.
After Captain Turner's death Captain Poo took COM
maud, and made such O determined resistance that
the gusrilas left In the direction Of Haynes
vlIlc, and thence they moved yesterday into Plato
county. Their reported strength is eight hundred.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24
Guerilla Operations In Missouri.

Sr. LoUp, July %. 1884.
Dispatches from Fort Isavenwsrtb say that Thornton
Ia nov reported TO be Kingston Caldwell county, hav
ing Joined by his major with q considerable force
Their Joint strength said 10 be ,6oo General Fske 10
pursuing with militia. and Colonel Ford with portion OF
the Second Colorado, 10 following. Small bands arc
sc0ung Platte and Clay counties, and between the two
counties meet rebel punishment. General
Curtis still holds Weston with part OF Thirteenth m
pols--one hundred days menand battery under MAJOR
teaneson, from Southern Kansas
Bushwhacking operations active in Western Mis-
souri, south of the river General McKeen thinks they
dssap forsy into Kansas Al ieast hundred armD
been turned 10 Thornton by disloyal Paw
paw militia There but little doubt that disloya par
from Io~a and Illinois have been passing into North
Missouri for tho last three weeks to Join Thornton.
ThIs aocords with the made by Thornton al
Platte City that nftssn hundred nosians would Join his
force. Tue river patrol % SIN kept up north Of wyan-
doite.
Thorntons marauders have . regnenta organization,
he being colonel; Kendall, lieutenant coloue Thraki,
major. and several notorious ds,oyali captaina
fight occurred this morning between eighty guerillas
and desschments Of the State militia under Major Cor, -
200 MYis Clinos county Two rebels killed and
seven wounded. Ono Unionist Killed and three
woun tas
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shipping INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NEWBORN. ..DKc.rsr. 50

Cleared.
sst Nsus Fsnwisi (BrJ Boyd. Baltimore, Psn1eEs,s
g. ,,-.,
issmsr Saxon lavender Norfolk. Whiting Hathaway
Is,k antelope Dowle St CroiI. Roche Bros Cotey.
Dsn Stella DR., -, Havana, w. w. Russell Bros ~
eus Nelis Antrim. Wallace. Nenvitss. Peck Church.
Al oronstta, Cshl, Turks Island, ID. R. DeWoh
Boz Meriia lBr }, BRANDT Havana; J. J Philips
~ Maria (BrD kiuf. Para burdel Everett - .
~ Frsnl 1Br), FiIin.-r Halifax II. J. c. A.DsWoh
AhT jobs Lancaster, Nillans, Philscephis, J. w Nc.
~, 3 u. Psi,s Jones' Baltimore. NJ. Bejer
SsAr 4 a. Adams, Baker. Baltimore, Brker Dayton.
6A la Creole (Dutohl, Spsckhoyer, CWSeos, DsVde
tCe
SsAs j. A. Crawford Buckley, Newbers.
toss Hgalsnd Chief Freeman. YORK River, Croweu 4
prss
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Jnsuranee AGAINST Accidents.

Jnsuranee AGAINST Accidents.
THE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO..
or HARTFORD. CONN
CAPITAL................ ,OOOs
insures ssAinst .
ACCIDENTS
OF every Description resulting In loss Of Life OF Personal To-
Jury Policies issued for premium Of
FIVE DOLLARS,
granting Insurance to the amount Il
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
sesnst accidental las while travelling BY any public
conveyance
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures policy for Five Thoussnd Dollars and also Tvsnty
Dollars week pensaoc for personal injury res
psci.a,inx th. assured from his ordinary bsdness
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures full polsy for o and eS per week eompenss
tion for ali seeib nis travelling Z otherwise.
Policies for $500 with - PER week COMPENSATION can BE-
hsd for - sum from 49, TO eVo o.
vroportlonss rs;es No medical Iauinstiol required
Ropxrr DsHsn. Sec. JAMES0 PATTERSON. Prsst-
Ekw yonx .E1BuKscgs
Hon p D. Morgan. S.~.York
Morhs Ks,chsin. ketchum Son 4 Co. Bsntesa
Charles J. Martin Prest. Home Ins Go.
John Taylor Johnston Pres Cent Co u New Jsrssy
Georrs g. Robbins, q. ~ Robbips 4 Scs., Bsnkers
O. D.F orsa.. Banker; Amos r Emo N Y.
John J. Phelps, NewYork; Geo H. stuart. Phns-
Hon w. A. buckinghsrn. Gov. STATE Of Connecticut
Poiciss issasd ky EDGAR pORMAN. Agent, No. Ni Fs.
ton e. west nom corner Brosdwsy. N. u
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DRAFT FAMILY.

The dscsnJspts Of Lieut.. WILLIAM PRATT. who settled
At Cambridge. Mae. in l61! sad gfswsrd' A. Saybroos,
about lC3 are hereby notified that the History and
Of hs Family ready for delivery. It il volume o.
four hundred and tweu,y pages royal octave IN embossed
CLOTH at - per copy.
In extra binding, gilt 81
Copie. may be had of ULIC5 II. PRATT, No So Cham.
b-ust. Ne~.Yort, and CASE, LOCKWOOD co, Hsrt
ford Conn JULIUS PkArT
Merid~p, Dec. 81, 1864
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
.R,.,s...TtsI sun Se,s......4t2l Moon Sets. az!
HIGH WATER TEu DAT.
s.v Heot.. sSI Gov Island. ..i0S Hell Gsts'..'izi
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PROPOSALS FOR
S2S1,OOO
CENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK OF
1879.


Salsd proposals will b. received Of the rollers once
uu,l Saturday the s day u January, ses u o'clock
m when the vii be publicly opened fox the whole q
any part the OF Two Hundred aud Thirty fosr ThoSs
and Dollar. Of the Central Pea Improvement Fund Stock
authorised Sy Chapter oftss Lave Of 1884, aud by a ordi
Asscs the Comnos Council approved W he Mayor April
U.s. 1910
The said Soct will bear Interest o. the rate OF su Per cent
POI sanum payable and tho principal viii b
redeemed November 1. 1871.
The proposals. will the amount Of Stock desired asd the
psce psr one hundred doa thereof md the persons whose
proposals. are soospsd will therespos bs required TO deposit
With he Chansbsfin Of the city the awarded to Asm
respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts 81 The Chan
lsrAn sr such dsposs the psses Will BE- saed 70 receive
ssaAcstss equal ansun.vefhs par value Of the Stocks
be sriss iu.sres. nom the dasss of psynsass.
RAoh proposition should b sssd and Endorsed Proposal
fer Csasrsl k improvement yual Stock and inoossd
ssssnd envelope sAdrs"ed to The Cs.Ptrollsr
The ncAt ssssvsd to ress> Uy " Of he bids If the
iassrsss. Of the CssyssaAt~ eqsrsk
MATTHEW BAINNAN, Csspsrclse.
Cay Of Now Yod. psparmest Il rtnsnos 0smPwsllsrs
0oes. esseuhu y, M.
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Arrived.

Nssassip lafayette Fr) Bocaude Havre l+,h inrt with
- end p.s. TO Geo Mackenzie Has Dad he''y weather
ssm,p Empire City. Barton. Fortre" Monroe, 81 hours
Sssn.iip Santa Martha (Br Bussn, Csrhsgsn. Dee. a.
ssKs.,sp. JAM, Dec 90 with mdse and pass 10 Rison
kss..A,, George Washington, Garor, New 0rlesas 'Nb
sAsA sad pass II. B. Cromwell Co. Sailed in company
~ st-.u.hp rvsans stan, for New.Yo.k via Havana
~ tie bar ssrks lido Hnbsu and Fannie Eser, Passed
ssa.. Of Sand Key Light steamship C.hswt. bound n
81 .esm transport Cassaners Holloway, Port Royal lA
- H'ise. and pass. to y : q n me-
n.smer John Gibson, Bowen. Philadelphia, md'e VIM j.
hgor Co.
p P,as, Hansen Mstsmoros IA days, cotton, Bennins'
6Ui O. Paine, (sf St. Jehn. N. b., Lowsrison H.vsrs is
hIa sassr. P. l. kevius Son.
Sc T H.s s sh| Gs s N s. 81 ss
rssss No, tsi while lying 100 II hesay s.s 'hippss
.I .s., ,'S,. .i. g p .. s sS'' ''1
Brk Lacy (of Buek.po, Perry Gsce Bay II dy'
1,.'.s,. lef s..sgs r.sas,sn, ss,bsaos. Dee
wYars ID 0Olasa Fleece do. do; Hsary TrOwbrds'.
isrs ir.ss isf K.npsbupk), Williams Mobile gay Dee |,
As.lvs =. r.ss.s IA. been 10 days of Hs.s' with
Sesos &. ,nd y. W. winds and thick weather.
Bn9fsess (sf Denersrs) HILL Cierfuesos s5dsys sesar
sr ishbourns Lett bark E. c. knight, for Nsw YORK
BIG Am.s. tof Petea, Mckenzie, Ms,ans.' IA days. mo
as IL s. nocil,.ry of Seaport Gnr.y s.su. u d.y,
y. om Nsw-York JUS, ar brig Martha wsshington, for
p hs bank Al dsl k,der, DO Do. brs csinnek' do do
III IS. W. Lord tof Ch.io,.s,own) MeR,v. Charlotte.
tvs ~ days. os.s John Maxwell.
,.! G g..@S S hsss. ara al, Dec n''s 70
Dig Nellie Johnson tof St Andrews, N B., Wsycea -
.. De and day: from Es.' -. hi ,d al: jane. :.
vi schooner Geo H. smith Psr,ons nom Fortress Monroe
IL : .as sw. md s.% S
ys 10. Amigo. (of Belize, Hond Lind Par. es day.. rice
- a. Md hsav ihey
1k.C,rrinI Son Co: 2ns, lat. % So lOn H. saw bark
s:ss s." iscs i:f Tssre MsEllian,J. N.,.mo
% 'r': siss;s Iss s s9.s ~ s' WIN
T. wsil. renee. bound ..
Cay Nov Vs. and Grand Turk T. L. 10 day, with hd.. bose
q, % John II, Lewis Len no vs',eh :, ebe, pore,
- 81 day. NH mahogany, TO Alexander Son Dec TO-
o 81 IS s.eh.nssd shs; with "a An ..hs n,ss
3 u Gag. Forid. Let American bark aud 'shsonsr
s..ss no. .ooi.ctsd
ss.S. iS is,s ~s eoses 70 The N.ionsi Bsni De-. Il
hesyy s>e carried jbbooH .nd oretoPsssst m,.l
70 causing the vessel to leak badly 81 Ihoma' ior
sss Mar. ofshsbprn.. N. ST. Crsws. Jsens Is days,
s.sr. zee %.ri:a coomS. E;,.s.:hDsr. e. Boston.
solr =. ii. Atwood, Rich Boston in ballast
SEM O. sawyer Drsio, Calais Is days with lumber to
e.s M,Gas Br, West Csrthsssbs 81 days rGbber, tc.,
~ J. Pumsrsao.
WfSn-st suu,e., sw
Dpeken.
De- s:s 81 Bsrassst u s. steamship Inc, from Beron
~ fon foyl.
Dec s'h - %, lon 70 70, swedish brig Hiram, steer
kgN
obs 49, st. - TO- ion 20 50, brig Herrin,, from St Thsm..
~ tsw ots, 9 days out.
Disaster.
n.
Ssf eT - John. b.. sprung sssk filed wi,h water and
- shsodonsd the 2Sth inst MSust DessS. Crow
- q ~ tee Dgsy Psskst and landed 81 Jshn, n. h.
~ msi.
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Cost anb founo.

Il IN REWARD. -OVERCOAT LOST
WsU PsssipS from Cherry Catherine cts. up Oath
eIne Bowsy and Fourth to Seventeenth ~ supPossd
near brosgs bundle containing new blue overcos. fls
finder will receive the above reward BY leaving ~ Me- S
WstsrSt.. ksw.York.
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CORPORATION Notifies.

U6PA1IhhlT o. TINAy(1
guyRAu RHcHvEh o. TAxn.
No. - Chaxpbsrss. }
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice is
~ hereby rven ,hsn "a additional ONE PER CENT viii
be sJdsd oa 18th met, all unpaid tia, day On
the Of January foo,ns 1tesa ths rate OF tweve per
cent secru. be calculated ro tho lh VI Ocops
1884 10 tho date Of psvment. JOHN MURPHY Recstver
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Matbinerg.
VINHE AMERICAN HAY AND COTTO1
Il PRESS CO. MANDATORY.
Corner Of Grove and Sslh b Tbrd' J'''y CITY
10. liz yvsl.-a.. New.Ysrt.
AnVEsl pArEkT

Corner of Grove and SSs sqS Ht'd'''' jersey City
No. liz Wsl.a. New.Yert.
COWS PATENT.
The attention OF al parties Interested in tho pressing % con-
pres.inr ef HAr Corros HssP Wool. RAGS Hoss ssy
other article required be bacd for Soss(e
Consumption. respectfully solicited to the POkfASLb
or STATIONARY PRESSES, MANUFACTURED BY ths Con,
PAW under the OF the Psenes, MI Joau
H. Govs.
The Pre..s very simple in It. construction. requiring bss
ordinary intelligence TO work and can be opefated ~ ~
uns Horse power bat Hose Il required the Pres bsia9
mechanically constructed well known principle ns tne
q posr iasrsases IN greater ,dfo ffs~ re "e~dsse
The sa7ant.ses Of thi, Press oil others follows
Wis: -,
"a. IL can 20 she WORK In % PEI ISN'T Ices time.
ID Il requires 50 per cent les driving power. 49,
9TH the best shsyrd bale for handing o. romn
,h The Pres viii last lie tune, the working pas betnt
built best Of iron aud liable TO r. ost Of Order
Tho ordinary orb OF this machine VII press IN one oYe
Of so ~. weight in e Two MISrrEa IA
-Four men snd horse bale II tuns Of Hay day
-Four without the aid Of horse sny power oKceps
that contained tho Press turn out bale OF Hay II inches
square s6 ashss long weighing $50 Ss or ~ ns to ths
cubic foot
No togs. joints, cogwhsss Sssssrs or sss' useA
10 this Press. 80, 4.
che attention of Cotton factors and planter. Wool and
Hemp s,set 10 especially called this Press destined -
work conplse revolution in the now sloW clumsy ~
expensive rusthod ofbsins.
fhs COMPANY will dispose Of Town. County o. susie rshte
r.srvns themselves only tho right 70 msnufAcssfel -
reasonable terms.
Nj ~ d. EmunR the authorized Travelling Agent for The
Company in the Eastern and Middle states.
For further psrteulAJs send for circulars.
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60 Wbom it nan Concern.
ORIGINAL EMANCIPATION PROCLAMA-
" TON
TO HISTORICAL SOCIETIES AND COLLECTORS OF

LITERARY CDHIOSlTlEs
The Hon 0euiit Smith, having generously given tho org
nal Emancipation Proclamation OF President Liucon dated
Sept 1857 TO tho United states Sanitary Commission they
psr Il for document Of un,urps,ed public and his
torisa interest Tho lowest bid that will be considered must
reach = on. Consd-rng that the Presidents second
Proclamation Of Jam 1862 sold at Chicago for 5000
doubt that the vsusbs document offer for
ssls will later command price nc good, not
better.
Apply to the General Secretary a. the rooms Of the Com
mission No. go broadway in person by istter By order
Of tho Commission. J. FOSTER JENKINS,
(teusPSl
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Alilitarp Noiiees.
$4,000 SUBSTITUTES WANTED
FOR THE ARMY
IN PLACE OF THE FOLLOWING CLASSES OF
Pos; For citizen. enrolled and Hsbl- to ir.n.
s.ooaS For c,irsa. a.bs drss bscssss Of unas
uoss or non liability from ss. or o,h~ esu.-s
To SUBSTITUTES.
Til. following .I,auAs.. AZ. os.s.d for tn. en,.mss. Of
Substitutes;
sovsrr psros,rrs 81 rsssoss akauIaiss susrIryyas
CASE Doss.
FoH OSu fsAH.........'...'..'...''...'' Wv
foa Two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
FoR runHn frAas........ oVO
pasxIux CASE DOW.
Fos Oss Ysaa MAS..........................
Fon Two YEAR, AAy..................'..... 20
Fos TsxHs YKAxs' Instantaneous. 50
TO THOSE DESIRING SUBSTITUTES
'h''"'o" " WV 'D"'''' '''' " 'S 'N'''' - ""
su.. for such persons ,y Iesre be relieved from
sppsshenson. ofs future Dra so for .lch citizens
u.,n..
n'' "aoe ~ D''' 'e's''' " '"H'' A' ',''' "'" SO
or other causes. The County Volunteer COMMITTEES have
received Ia sddon 10 thsir busness CT rsng Recrus to
srlis. such sub.ita;es may be desired.
s,,..,.,.. ,, J.,o,, ,r,h N. co,,m;,,..
tho whole OF either Of tn. follow ing suns:
/
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PROPOSALS FOR
5000, 900
L"NEW.YORK COUNTY COURrAOUSE STOCK"

sS3OO 900
j"NEw.YORK COUNTY COURTHOUSE STOCK"
Sealed proposals III be received Of hs Comp olsrs e6se
uu,l Thursday January lsab at two ocIsok when
tn. mns will DO publicly opened for The whole any part Of
tho sun. Of Two Hundred thousand Dollars OF TIE New.
York Cossy Cosn House sockAstAorAsAb BY Chapter ss
81 We Laws OF isG4 and by Ordinance Of the BoArd Of
Suyetvisss, spprovsd BY the Mayor May D. 1874.
The said stsck 10 provide additional means os tss ssa
s icon and completion Of the New County Court houss
Chaubers street. will bear interest at the Of On per
cent per anuuu payable ssiD saousy. the kd day Of
May aud November IN each year aud the principal viii be
redeemed a. follows, viz;
On. thousand doUso tho day Of Novsnber
1893. and
On. hundred thousand dollars 90 the fret dsy ofSo,enssr
isO
Tho pseposss va she amount Of stock dssed asd
he !es per hundred dollars thereof and tho person,
whose proposals accepted vii thstsupon be reqsssd to
dspcs with the Coss,y the awarded to them
respectively
On presenting til. The .ip OF the County
Tressurr for Seh d.po. III. parties viii 10 entitled to
ce,e certificates TOR equal sncuns o! the par vsiue Of Tho
sums sdrd tham o.sny I,es,, from the lsses Of pay
msuts
Each proposition shsrd DO scaled and ndos'cd rfoposah
FOR New OH Coiny Cou, house ssoe. aud irclosed In
.eeoad envelope sdarss.si 10 the Comptroller
The night reserved to reject any oil q NE bids, The
interests Of the County require IL.
MATTHEW I. BRLNNAS. Comptroller
Cay Of New York Dspsr,nsut Of Tissses. Cerapsorrs
Once. december -, 1884.
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DEYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
III WHEELS.
Cemp..sn, men employed 70 measure streams mek~
plans aud put in huules wheels and sesrmG .
TALBOT UNDERiiiLL. ITO Siosdwsy. Ss~ York
SEWING MACHINES
- All the beat sewiur Machines (kEWl for SALE and -
RENT AJse Mschines bours exchanged s,a repaired r
II. DIAMOND. Ne. aS brosdvsy, N. Y.
TITO PRINTERS-A Hoe Cylinder, bed 81
BYE no. hs at.st style. b., viii do rood newspsgH
head Press. nearly new. VERY CHEAP. AsS. L9oe p
Asst. Of tho very beet manufacture. Of bltTEkN rEH
CsNT DJsCOUN .om the monopoly PRICES Of the 1esnA
sr., J. O. COOLEY, Printers wirehoase, No - Fukea 49,
corner OF Gold.
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Asr QpAk71 AnAITaAs OPVIcI FORAGE DnSr. |
No 90 CedAsst., EEw YoaK CTR, Dec. -. 1854
PROPOSITIONS will be received daily, for
Il the IRBIOfiTS Of FORAGE for the United Sta,es
Ossrtsrmsstsrs Dspsr u-nt from RswYok City Phadsi
phs Boston, Portland and otssr Pors on ths eos.t Of Maine
70 Washington Alessndhs, Va NewbeIn ~ C., Poh Royal,
s. C., Ssvssnsh, o.. and Nsw.Oflssns La
nua tste nsms ssndng and capacity Of
se quantity Of hay and srsn respectively they viii require,
and when ready tor csrse. and sdar-ssedto
T. d. CHAPMAN. Capt. aud A.'t Qusr.sruiAs.sr.
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Disaster.

Ne schooner Ocsss Wave, Capt blsuvslli1s. from New
ss To- s. John b. spurs slsAk. nisd w,.h water and
- shsodoasd the 3tth inst Mount Dessg. Crew
81 ~ tee Dissy Packet and landed ., 81 Jsnn, u. b..
~ i-si.