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The New York herald., 1864-06-15

LrOR sALR-A DESIRABLE LAR0B AND OLD Es.
tablishsd Boarding House In Spring street. opposite
the market together with the Stock Fixtures OF the
dining and baroom Rent Of the whole house
Inquire Of p GArFNEr, Aucionecr % Cham.
hcras sfra yrpon O.
The New York herald., 1864-06-15

DECRUTTS AND SUBSTITUTES SWANrED.-HtGHES1
IN bonnties paid passed by
the DOCTOR $50 hand money to those bringing recruits
by Captain COMBS SO I.ispenard street
The New York herald., 1864-06-15

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRfAGE-COA
N tsininx nearly y) pages and 10 nne plates and
cravings OF the OF the human state d
disease. with
plorabs consequences. upon the mind sn3 body With the
authors plan only rational sncresfs
mole OF cure a. shown by the report o treated
tru hfnl adviser the married and those contemplating
who would know their ply steal S-us
of postage 10 address receipt Of 5 ents Ia
postal sursncy Addrass Dr. La Cror 81 Mstaca
lane Albany N.
The New York herald., 1864-06-15

CIlOTIIING.

A POSITIVE FACT II HARRIS OF l6i sEvEyTH
N avenue takes tn opportunity to TO tn
munity that he has advanced 40 the
for of Wearing Apparel Carpets. Furp Jewey,
Diamonds nc he has great demand fer these afibies
for Orean. ladies' and havrna
{, dispose OF by
addressing H. Harris lGi Segenth Avenue. Twenty
second street. where depend rcccging .
higher pri than elsewhere in the city, We To
value for article aud not humhuryDs
good other high ogerers. then
trembling get them for half the value Lad cs waited
upon Mrs. H. Harris at their fesidences And
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AsTROI.OGY.

VINO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE roRruNE 1890
w re, see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-
phstcs the best of all and cannot be exceisd
sued, personally b. lecr ca all of fe concern.
ing lawsuits ioureys abs mt friends love- couitship mar
riape hea.h, wealth. aud who can recla drunken
faithful husbands Miss w IL the sniy In this
WHO the genuine Roman and Arabian alsmsn for love-
fodh fick all bus affairs and gvxraptees for
he. su ths naturally gfvi and bes ful
Young ADJ. Lucky nuHbers given. HOnJy respectable
c,y reference Can be sccn al her redencs iol sixth
avenue, opposite Eighth strceL
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MILITARY AND NAVAL.

4 IL MEN BEFORE JOINING THE ARMY SHOULD
IN call my o0lce where the receiye reliable la
ton bow whore obtain the bnuntes either
volunteer substur Those wi hing eniist viii cali u
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MEDICAL.

DvICE TO THE AFPLICTED-MADAME DES-
~ PARDS Female Pills arc the only medicine ladies
depend with aud certainty Can be sent by mall
n. B-Ladies who desire TO avail themselves OF Madame
valuable certain aud snle mode of treatment
do at interview. Relief warranted in "a hours.
Residence 0 sixth opposite Eighth street. ladies
taken during confinement with the best mecal
Once hours from . A. NJ to 6 r. M.
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ouAErExsAsrEn's oyyrcs, U, 5. A.. 10 st9tts.st,
CEkLED PROPOSALS will be received at
y th. Office until TUESDAY 2Jd inst At Il o'clock M,
sypr ing his Department with the following articles Of
Chopin 'A1e., good quality, warranted
Suiih- fello~s 2S 10 y inch vide.
Halter Boi' pes sross
Hor.e Hru.he. wood. good adicIe, each
Braces Ard Llis, peg 'a,.
s sisr b b ss dfa Ill., per- per s s5S..
Roller Buckle. u. I. : INCH per srO''.
Carry'Corbs, o ro~.. No. % each
S Fo 5 a ssd Ei @:i iPf pss: sls each
Hsndssw Files. I, A.. inch' per gross
iiil.'i round, per ;;,o... $500,
MilSsw Niles, 8, 10 u inch, per To"
I'enuon Gauges, each.
Sla.igo. Hammer. . to lbs, per ID.
Sed-r llandlss, hickory. each.
Aisl lisi lee. each.
Hand Hammer n ndlc1. each
ch i t' Hsalie,, Nos, l. and }, per pair
n~p, Hiasc. &, and inches, per pair.
stan Hinge. o, :. sad 9inches' Per pair.
"T' Hinge. o, :. and inches, per pair
HIND H-tchci, No. and 5, each.
Iariers Knives l. y. b., each.
Onoh,if Boand Knives sadders. each.
lin Ci,sbe Linte.n, good criticize usht cups, each.
square Lanterns good article. tight cups, each.
1.aub La,caei, hos. aud = each.
Kaob Lock, we.,ern each
c.rreai-iiFf Leia PenSsl,, per dozen.
Finishing NAi', u inch per pound
I.i.'s Heci BE-. 80. $ per paper.
l!,facs Needle, No. !. per Papcr
Psic., iorr doubt iron, each.
Plane, fore, ,ilsisiIon each.
Planes, Jac6, doubo.lron each.
plsue, sniooil sngls ifon each.
Planes smooth, douheron, each.
Match Planes, nor pair.
stable RnHo.. 10 20 10 inches iron teeth. each.
Copper 3ise;s and bun. !. !. sineh' pei pound
st,el Squares. feet each
Square Halter, l. u, - inches. per sro"
Horse Shoe Baspi u, H. 10 inches Mos' Gsnble, per
'Y Bre T., Rims. u u, A. 2iuche,, per uo"
Caslin ahss inch diameter, per gross.
Hand sa~-, cr5sscui, each.
T ~ SaS ss, SaS1 Il, Il, ls irchc. each
Compass Saws, 10 aud u inches, each
srsess. Ginici inch Nos 5, g. u inch, No'. c, o.
ireh Noa g. 10; u inch, Nos 10, II, H. per gross
iron bench Screws, each.
s,-lad stones, complete from 10 to 40 pounds each
Iron screws, inch No. g. per gross.
Iron Iso ss5s: ia No. Nc e II f r. per o
i,oa scie%. IN Nos. 70 T. I, I. 10 Per srC'
ir To sc% . Kss 70 H. t. t. it, 49, per sro:.
Iron screws ?. a., Nos. H. II, 10, 10, per gross.
Shooting Tools pes set, each set to contain
! r.c.r. IIoof Knife.
! Rance, Clinchng Iron.
! sbosio, ifso,,.x Cutter and Punch attached
/ neir s,oth's Tones g IloSoShoe Rasps.
E,es patent Th5 ,ssd Medium for ssdder' USE per ID.
IInrne.s Thread II. Is, No. 10 per ID
Cut Nails Id TO God
Hor.e' Shoe Nails Nos 6, 7, and 8, per pound
Copper Tncks, In, per %.
p,rticnsr bsnds qualities named Persons offering are
rnted TO furnish far practicable sample OF each ar
'eIe with their bid distinctly marked with their nsmo and
nice The privilege Is reserved Of rejecting any bid not
..nei advantageous Offerings should be indorsed " Pro
ro,.ls for Hardware" and addressed to Major STEWART
VAN VIJET Or Master u. =. A.. New-fork.
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proposals.
Mrpic,L PURvKToR's O77IcH,
WAsHISGToS. ID. c., February !. l8oi.

WAsHISGToS. ID. c., February !, 1861
PROPOSALS. FOR ICE.-SEALED PRO-
POSALS viii be received this Office until ~ IN, Feb.
rnsry hr 25th for furnishing lee the Medical Department
OF the Army dntng the present year. at the points herein
ry cehouses each point 81 delivery be-
the 18th day Of April next the ice not to BE- Ieeoped
ner which it Is packed shall have been approved by mcdi
cal officer appointed for the purpose OF by Medical In
sp.eS and payment VII be made only Tor The aoni thus
The proposals Will be ior the quantities indicated below as
be needed any time the years supply 4 shah be
furnished At Ae saqs as and uTd I'd Rs se9
Annapolis Md-lce-honse owned by the United States
80 tuns-
Point Lookout Md-Ice house owned by United States
Portsmouth, vacehouse not owned by the United States
100 tuna - ,
Hilton Head S, CIce hon,e owned by the United States
Beaufort s. C.-Iosbouse owned by the United States
500 tuns. go
weight for the year 1864, in such quantities az may be
qured by the in charge at Cniod states 0cuer
Hospitals npou the follow ing annual estimate In and near
Boston, Mas, l0tuns.
New. York 1O6 tuns.
New Haven, Conn, so TONS
Portsmouth Grove r. l.. 100 tuos.
PhiadePhia, Pa, ljt0 .uns
Eewsrs, y. J., 100 tuns
Washington, u. C., 2 $40 tuns.
baltimore, Md, 500 TINS
Frederick, Md. 70 tuu..
All additional that may he required at these places
until January 1884 be furnished at the rates
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
The undersigned proposes TO furnish - tuns ct first
quality flee carefully packed IA substantial iceou-es at the
wi hii named points namely:
the following price per Of two thousand pounds nane'
ly,st
tuns. AZ g per tun.
The ice TO be subject 10 inspection measurement and
approve. Of Medical officer other properly appointed in
spector eforc being rrceipted Tor
Payub1t 10 be made roul time to time upon duplicate bills
certified to by the Medical Director.
Signed
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The above form Of proposals NJ be adhered to as closely as
practicable Oiher forms vii b. received by the Department
aud duly considered.
Aprpsr qaranty tina; the bidder Is able TO fnh the con
Tract ceTrd BY clerk of ths Tcarr; District Court
United State. pi.tfctAomey must accompany the proposal
or IL viii be elected.
An oath OF glance to the United States Goyeruen.
also accompany the proposal.
The viii Dr awarded 10 the lowest responsible
party o.. pafties who sill be duly notified by mail other
vice. at their bid Is accopied and they win Immediately be
required into contract under bonds " me amount Of
5000. Bonds 10 be- properly certified TO.
Bidders may be present In person when The Proposals are
opened.
Tne Post Office sdires. Of the parties proposing must be
distinctly written upo1 he rr0posal.
Proposals IN sdio .so To Henry Johnson, Medical y
H.. ani Purveyor, o. :. A., " ashnl ton ID. G. -.
The Department the right 10 reject any or ali Dds
deemed n.uiiable. - .
HENRY JOHNSON
Ms. K. and Purveyor Y. s. A., Washington, ID. e.
Printed forms Of Proposals. bs-ai at this Office.
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ASSISTANT QuAIrRRs.srgHs OrFIog, No. 498 Bsoosx ST.
: NYw.YoRK Girl, Feb. ~, 1861.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- ts Office until Thursday 25tl inst at u O'Clock n for
furnishing Materials for and Constructing STORE
HOUSE for the Quart-rms.ters Department McDouesl
Barracks Fort Schuyler N Y Plans and specifications
be examined nfonson concerning tho obtained,
at this Office Proposals. should be Endorsed "Proposa for
Storehouse, and addressed to the undersined.
(Siyasdl \, 9. MQkGAN, CsPt saa A. q u
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Amnsements.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. ~
lRiUMPHaNT sTccEss
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
THE GREAT moral. DOMESTIC DRAMA II 4
THE GREAT MORAL DOMESTIC DRAMA.
NIRIAM'S CRIME.
MIRIAMS CRIME.
MIRIANIS CRIME.
M1RIAMS CRIME.
II was played yesterday and last evening
and appauded to the echo.
Tss See:t, Ca. ssagnsn "a. pso, ys Of roT.ne. =.
whole fall Of interest from the commencement y
EVERY AFTERNOONS AND EVENING THIS WEEK
at and II O'Clock ard positively longer It must thss
give place to still another new Drama oil unusual bisnsS
MR. HARRISON
the Comic and iprompu Singer appears at each peroED
TIE TYRoLEAE WHISTLER,
on hs three whistles al and Oh tie TyToean Foa6
THE THE F9 MIR ES s4n oSs G WSTSx
s ...- TIE iAEInsskSyARrEr OF HUMANITY
- THsfN 8 E Elf 70 DWARF VAR. !. o. ''1.'
The LiIiPUTlAS KING, and GES. GRANT, H.
years v' Il }AFssE %is aASSf f i Hoo saa - ~
The WHAT IL lsl E1 S S5 M4Y MONKEY
THREE GROUPS or MOVING WAX FIGURES
we1 Egs q 9gsa Sicor Pine and Princes. Of VIZ
ME WARREN in their wedding costume which they wss
at the Generals Inarrisgr, Eco 10, 1908.
THREE SPECKLED BROOK TROUT,
EACH WEIGHING ONER -FOUR PoUNpSl
A MONSTER PYTHON,
the grea. DRAGON Of the Ees;, aud
OTHER MONSTER SERPENTSt
ROBERT IfUuDN'S aU10MAION WRITER,
EDUCATED SEAL. which plays MUSICAL lNSfR0
MIsNI. and = million other wonders.
Admission 2.teents. Children under ten, Is cens
A CADEMY OF MUSlC-THE Opera
M 3IfSiSS EvFSnNo Fes. = Z.
THIRTEENTu sGBsCRIPTloN NIGHT.
By UNIVERSAL DEMAND,
Petre,la's new and brilliant Opera, IN four acts, Of
OR, THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEH,
With the and gorgeous mise scene and the great 90
nal Cast
lone ..............r............Mm Nine EhDOh
Eida. ...........................Mlie Nile. SULZkR
Glauco.. ......................sg nAZIOLENl
oy Dn
bufop'ss'.'s'ss. 'eie ~
saiu.tio...'..... '.............sis. hElohahD11
do'.''.'..'.'.'...'...'..'''; :Iiert ~ LIE
Dirce.. .....,,.................Mle MILLNEk
on THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. rs, alta.
FOURTEENTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
Second appearance this season of
SIGNOR BRlGNOLL
Ii SONNAhBuLA.
oEFRIDAY EVENING, Feb. &C.
DEBUT OF MISS HARRIS.
LUCIA d. LAMMERMOOR
SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. g7-EXrRA NIGHT.
FAUST
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Subscribers DESTROYS Of retaining their boxes end seats -
respectfully requested 10 give notice ss tho box office durn
today.
TIE sale Of ticket, ard secured seats any f,he above
named performances viii commence THIS MORNING. 1t N
Bor.Ofce OF the Academy; at Beer Schmers, No. 7o
Broadway and AZ Root Anthonys stationers corner q
Nasssu and Pne-s,s., from 10 o'clock.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

FORM OF PROPOSAL.
The underlined proposes 10 furnish daily. or oerwiss eli
the ice required tho hopits upon approved regulations
Of Surgeons charge q the within named pouts at
the following price per hundred pound namely;
S-cts. hundred pounds.
The Ice shall be Of tie bet qay aud subject g the
prov of the surgeon ia charge, who viii receipt or The actual
sTouni Delivers. al each hospital. 49,
Payment made from time to time upon duplicate bills
certified to By the Medical Director.
Signed,
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NHiCACO AND GREAT EASTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
FOR 100000.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPENED WITH
Me,srs. SCHUCHARDT & GERHARD,
BANKERS,
No. 2l NAssAU-sT.. NEw-Y0RN

TIE CHICAGO AND GREAT FASTER, NALL Az,
NAY COMPANY offer Tor sale ONE MILLION
on III NDRFp THOUSAND DOLLARS Of their ElRST
MDVTGAGF BONDS, in sums Of one Thousand Dollars
nart mlnIng in thirty year, bearing interest az the rate o.
0@sn per annul, able D. the City OF New 0!k
o. ria lfsi DAYS OF April and October IN each yea.
the-, Eonds secured by First end only Mortgage on
E properly income aid franchises q the Railway Company
ss.cut Frederick SchucharGt AID Henry Morgan O. the
& v of New York Trustees
hc remaining Nine Hundred Thousard Dollars ofth@ Bonds
81 81, ap-r and remain the hands Of the sid Irus
cc COR purpose Of being exchanged io the Indebted
.he Chicago and Cinciuii far'd Company running
tn, la Crosse TO Logan.por; this effected, the IO0g
iom IiIsi and only Mortgage line o. road ITO mies
In 9Th extending from Chicago to LoganPor where cen
ntcs with the Cincinnati snd Chicago Air Line h-oad o-n
In shortest line by 40 miles between Chicago aud C!ncin
ps and 5y 81 miles the shortest line between Louisville ana
Eiic5eo
il M Gso oyen ~ cosrecfio1 nth Rogis IN operation,
erc and d<ccf bars Chicago 10 kep York.
LhiqdoDhi0 Boiinore, Oad al EGscH C; The Gisf1ice
6-e Chicago and Ner York bg hb ,oaf, being shorter
g. bb either If TIC existing Tine, r0 Duyk or Burdio.
The rood il under contract and the most strenuous
81 being made TO have it open oT traffic during the
Summer Of 1864.
Tho the Bonds maturing during the progress OF
~ bas been provided for AID VIII remain on depos
.il the Bankers Of The Company Nessrs SCHpCHARDI
GERHARD No. 81 NGsssust to WHOM the Company refer
fo further particulars and where sgbsrpon books ioE this
loan have becu opened-So. 81 William =, New York Dec
s3Ia6l w. y. JUDSON, President
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NIRC broadway AMPHITIEA.
" TER No. 40 BROADWAY.
l. b. LENT, .MAnagee
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY :!
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. % -
Nil THE VAST RESOURCES
Of the Broadway Circus viii be brought into reqasou
furnish Entertainment Of - , ,rr,~>,,
UNAPPRoA CiLABLE NAhiETY AND ATTRACTIONS
First week 0. tallachfs Troane Of - ..
PERFORAliNG DOGS. MONKEYS AND PONIES,
from al parts the world which viii be Introduced In gree
IEDEsCRrBABLY CoNcAL PERFORMANCES
First week Of ,or
THE ORIGINAL "kAlNTUCk CLOWN
who, IN con- JUNCTION with the
lNiAiITABLE JOE PESTLAND,
viii furnish " Ilir.h for the raiinon."
THE HUkDLE-LEAPiS0 BUFFALO
and
TIE EDUCATED SACRED BULL.
IN their extraordinary performance.
MADAME LOUISE TOURSAlRE,
MADAME LOUISE TOURNARE.
and the entire strength OF
THE LARGEST, MOST TALENTED AND MOST
COMPLETE CIRCUS TROUPE
organized in America Will appear in a
GRAND DISPLAY OF HOkSENANSuP
WONDERFUL ATHLETIC FEArS.
such as can be vitnessed only a
THE BROADWAY CIRCUS.
Tho entertainments viii also introduce
THE FINEST DANCING AND TRICK HORSSo
ard
THE SMALLEST PONIES IN THE WORLD.
Doors open at and I; to commence at Il aud "a.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AfTE RSO0No
Mllnees for families, commencing At y o'clock
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Amusements.
OLYMPIC THEATER.

A My MIN HEALER.
~ Lessee and Directrcss.. .......Mrs. John Wood
In accordance with the desire Of many patrons OF the Oyn
pic, the -
EXTREMELY ExrRAvAGANT BURLESQUE,
ILL TREATED ILL TRovAToRE,
WITH
MRS. JOHN WOOD. Observation-Disclosures. MANRrCC
MR. FRASh DREW. .ALUCENf
Is respectfully announced for repetition ON
THIS EVENING.
The performances wiz commence with the elegant comedi
THE FoLLIEs OF A NIGHT,
il which Miss Henrietta Irving Mss De Lacey Mesrs Fran
Drew. J. H. Mortimer and J. n Soddars appear.
ILL TREATED Ill. TROVATORE,
with Mrs John Wood Mrs. s. Brown, Miss Harris Mesus
Flank Drew and ". Dsvige.
The performances
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. ~
THE BENEFIT
OF THE
SANITARY COMMISSION,
The entire receipts being devoted to that Institution
MRS. JOHN WOOD
will appear in her celebrated character OF
MARION
PRIDE OF THE # MARKET,
MAERICO
ILL TREATED Ill TROyATORE.
FRANK DREW AS ISID0RE AND AZUCENA.
On THURSDAY EVENING. Feb a. will be- produced a
ORIGINAL ADAPTATION,
written expressly for the Olympic BY Augusn DAILY antho
OF Leah, the Forsaen and Frank Wood author OF " Leah
tho Forsook," entitled
TANNING A BUTTERFLY,
in which the principal members Of Il company will sppear
Sea; for evening durng the week be secured
Doors open at performances commence Ut u oclock
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Eettnres an6 Alcetinas.


vTHEODORE ID. WELD,
The eloquent author Of Slavery As 1t Is" The Bible
WILL Sion HOW TO PUT DOWN. TIE REBEL
LION,
III = Lecture entitled
THE WORK, THE TIME and THE WAY,
az the
COOPER INSTITUTE, WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb. ~.
Tickets % cent?. Reserved S,ats % cents For sale Ct
Tousseys no 2l Nassgas, Fowler W ell, No. eg hroad
way; K j. Davis Co.'s 80 "a CaIst jones Miler 5,
No 522 Broadway Miller Mathews, No. 70. broadway
MctsFends News Depot CO ne1 btosdwsy and ga ST. anu
Platform tickets 80 csnts, sold Only VI the AAS1asefy
Office No. 70 Beekman-st
I ECTURES on Phrenology, AnthropolOgy,
the Presen, War Foreign Intervention and Tho fiasl
Ulhmate~ Through and by Prof PlNKHAN, at bod
WORyHS HALL. No. A6 Broadway. MONDAY, rep.
22, MONDAY, Feb. 70; and IHu hSDAf, March, . a
niisson 10 cents. Reserved seats 20 cents.
DOPULAR LECTURES and ADDRESSES
4 by the Rev ALEXANDER CAMPBELL President OF
Bethany Coiegc--fhs wors ny "" eminent os'
Debaer and Scholar comprises all his best literary Addresses
delivered during the last B. years 1t viii command tne Gu
nr,on and respect Of all who appreciate ongnahy OF
thought aud grand conceptions. ROYAL 8yo 90 p2 WIN
Steel Portrait Of the Author Cloth, ~ 80. JAMES ChA-
LEN SON Publisher. No. 1873 chesinuts., Phisdepna.
r.,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the chill
DRFN's AID SOCIETY viii be held Of the metropolitan
Bank on WEDNESDAY, tic etih inst d. O'Clock p IN.
NYTHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH THE
w FREEDMEN l--Prof HOWARD DAY upon The
THIS EfyES1Sc, 1t i o'clock Tickets, Is cents
A REGULAR MEETING of the NINE
u TENTH WARD LINCOLN CLUB viii be held at
the'r Hridonarters THIS tuesday EVENING Feb ~ at
n 81 HusrEp S.o'y. JOIN +. ZEBLEf, President
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IRVING HALL.
GRAND CONCERT,
IN aid II the Summer Funds OF
TuE,FREE CHURCH or THE REDEMPTION,
East llthst, -
.. On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. a. 1864,
Sustained by the following popular artists
MRS JENNY KEMP1ON MISS NINA GEARY
MISS CORDREY, MISS MARIA b. LEACH,
MISS PEARSON, Solo Pianist,
MR. GUSTAVUS GEARY Err. J. n. THOMAS,
MR.. GEORGE w. MORGAN
Tickets Fy Cents may 10 obtained at the Music Store
Beer 4 Schrmer No. f0l Broadway.
Doors open ct II TO commence at o'clock.
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AIR. LESTER WAhLACK
Va bess 10 announce that his
BENEFIT
SATURDAY NEXT, FEB. q.
Sheridan, cef deuvre. the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
will be produced Oh the occasion. with a
GREAT CAST
and appropriate and splendid -
SCENERY AND COSTUMES.
Box book open.
ATIBLO's N-GOTTSCHAI.K-
~ The public arr respectfully Informed that
Sir. L. NJ. GOrrSCNALh
will give the second cf his Series Of
FAREWELL CONCERTS,
prior TO his d .parfnre for Europa
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. "a,
When the celebrated Pr.ma Donna ContTaio, - -
Mule. ELENA DANdRL Mile. BARNATCHE. Pianise
GEORGE SIMPSON Tenor; CARLO PATTI, Niol'niss
VIII assift MIR. GOTTSCHALk
Cond1ctors...............Sig ABELLA and \. BEHREN2
Admission Including reserved seats ~. seats may b
secured at Messrs. Beer schIners No s0 Brosdsy Hs5
sons, no. $40 Broadway, and Sioel sailsouFy- NO
NGssanFi.
Doors open a. 7ii Concert commerce at 8 o'clock
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financial.
si,nsical lreirUmeris.
IN Lecture entitled
WORK. YHt IlhlE and TiIE WAY,

AT HORACE WATERS, No. 45l Broad.
"A way-PIANOS. MELODEOSS. HARMONIOUS ant
MUSICAL lNSTRuMENIS Of every descr piion. u the vert
lowest sh prices Tie Horane Nssr Pianos and Me 0teon
made o.: very best materials Warranted for fse year.
sd guaranteed 10 give entire m faction New and second
hand P-nos Neodeons end cbi Orssns 20 rent monthly
payments received the large as'ornet Of second
hand Pianos very low Pianos and Meodeons tuned re,
paired moved boxed aud shipped. Cash paid for second hand
iiano.. HORAlE MATkks. Agent. No isl broadwsy
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IT., books Of subscrpt,on viii lie opened the Banking
House oil LIN EBHORE. CLEWS Co. No. - Wal-st,
MONptY 2sth February 1874.
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financial.
NIGHTH NATIONAL BANK
~ or TIE CITY OF NETWORK.
To b. LOCATED sElR THg CoRNRR og BROADWAY AID
CANAL STREET,
WITH Az AUTHORIZED CAPITAL OF
81 600 600
HALF A MILLION DOLLARS.
sS2.OOO.OOO.

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> 7,1,-, IN, INV DEIANAHf Avn HUDSON UtNAL Co,
OFFlOh w ~. 90 nnr- Bob. /. 1901. y
OrnCR OF CHICAGO AND AIToS RAILROAD Co,
CHICAGO, feb. . 1884
-jGE HOLDERS of the PREFERRED

-ir al De Board Of Directors, DIVIDEND Of = DOl"-
LARS PR SHARE lless Government taxi will be paiu
Sven bv Messrs g. 5. ROBBINS son No - Nillam-st'
N.sN orb all certificates ol stocE sendius IN men s
p the closing books the evening Of the an o. REQ
=. -, JOSEPH PRICE, Secretary.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-11
Gen. Albert q. Jenkins il Dead.

The Kanawha Republican, printed at
Charleston, in Kanawha county, says that
Mrs. JENKINS, the wife of the late General
ALBERT G. JENKINS, arrived at that place
last week, from Eastern Virginia, by flag
of truce. She was with her husband when
he died. He was buried at Dublin Depot,
on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Major NITRATE, commander of the post at
Charleston, gave Mrs. j., with her father
and mother, transportation in a Govern
ment boat down to her home on the Ohio
river. s. ..
Gen. JENKINS was at one time member
Of Congress from the kanawha District,
and was gentleman of ability, wealth and
extensive influence. He has been among
the most Daring of the rebel commanders,
and his loss will be severely felt by those
engaged in that cause.