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V'EN-FORTY LOAN.


SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NEW-YORK.
Designated Depository and Financial Agent Of tho United
States.
NKw.YoxI, March % 1854
by authority ofthe Secretary OF the Treasury this Bank
will Teceiye Subscriptions On scconnt OF
UNITED STATES BONDS,
,uthorledb the Act Of March 1864 bearing date March J.
1854 red~-nrble at the pleasure OF the Government AFTER Ten
yesrs able forty years from dste bearing interest st
ntr cent wear PAYABLE Bonds not one hundre
dollars annually, and al other Bonds senisnnusiy In
coin.
thew may prefer and will bc required TO In addition 70
the principal Of the onds IN lawful money the
scnrned interest In coin Tor In United StAtos the notes
hanks adding so per cent for premium until iphef
notice. from l day Of March until tho dag Of snbscp
,e and subscriptions be made, bearing IN
ers nom dste without the payment Of intere" RON me '
Of March and prruium thereon - -. IN
Tbc nsas comu,iI,ion OF eighth Of per cent VIII
h. allowed TO BANKS Bankers and Broseu
ps..r, William and John OBrien, BANKERS, No. 70 Wal
:, ar. ,tborxsd 10 receive subscriptions for this Bank
HENRY A. HURLBUT, President
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NORTHERN IOWA SANITARY FAIR

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-The
IN Tb irty ninth ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of ORIGINAL
pICT URES by Living Artists 10 NOW OPEN ct the Gal
+. ADDISON RICHARDS
CsUsspssdiSa SscSsss'y, n -
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CUICAGO, BURLINGTON, and QUINCY
" RAILROAD CoNPANY.-DlviDEND No. sENES:
sr Il declared pay adj. the 18th May lrosimo TO holder
OF ssock tho close Of business on ON ay proino hs
hs M May Persons holding Stoct registered ct the Trans
ie Agency IN Boston will receive their DIVIDENDS at mo once
~ Me,r, T. Thsyer& Brother In Boston. Tho., holding
Sook registered at the Transfer Agency In New iss WIZ
receive their dividend Ut the Bsnf OF Commerce IN
York All Other shareholders viii receive Their DIVIDENDS o.
The rea.urers Office IN Chicago Stockholders who 40 mo-
receive mail circulars Informing them OF this DIVIDEND ana
OF their rsh;s to take stock par receive 9ne oy
writing the undersgned at Chicago, OF TO EDWARD bsied
Chairman No 4 City Exchsnge, Api ~
1874. Pef order, AMOo ~ uALL. IIeNuIoI'
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Corporation Notices.
IT s. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
" N Y: COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE.
OrFIcR, Ngw BUILDINGS /
Cor CHshBRRs ST. AND BRoADwAY)
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF 5000 AND 500, CASH
DOWN FOR SAILORS
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.

The United States authorities having In order to al up the
Navy and Marine Corps authorized the raising of Recruits for
that branch Of the service tnd that Recruits for
the Navy and Marine Corps shall be counted the quota
Of tho places whore they elect to be credited the
II they were Recruits for the Army the County Volunteer
Committee have resolved to pay Recruits for the Navy and
Marine Corps the following bounty cash down, upon their
being duly mustered into the service:
WHEN ENLISTlNG FOR ONE YEAR IN THE
EAvY....................... 500.
WHEN EELlSTING FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR IN THE NAVY ....................... $500.
WHEN ENLIsTINo FOR MARINE CORPS. e. $500.
~ ANY PERSON BRINGING 4 RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL
RECEIVE A COUNTY PREMIUM OF $50.
Of the H. n Marine Carn.
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NEN-FORTY LOAN OF U. S.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. 80 BROADWAY.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.

b. authority Of the Secretary OF the Iieesufy t' na,
win receive subscriptions for the TENFoRTY FIVE FEN
CruT GoLD-yEARING BONDS. A liberal commission
will be allowed parties subscribing a. this Bank.
ID. J.. ROSS, President
John H. SroUr. Cashier.
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AIBLO's GARDEN.
Lessee and Manager. NJ WuEAILf H..
CHANGE OF rMg.-Doors open at " to commence at q
quarter before q.
THURSDAY EVENING NAV s. 1854
LAST THREE NIGHTS
Of the unprecedented engsgement Of
Mr.. and Ms BARNEY WILLIAMS
POSITIVELY LAST THREE NIGHTS
OF Charles Gayer's new Irish Drama Of
THE CONNIE SOCIAL,
ALL IT'S ORIGINAL sPLENDOR-
Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS
In his ridna character Of -
CORNEY McGRATTI.
with the .onzs OF Ellen Atore and The Irish Wedding
Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
In Der original character Of . ,,,x
NELLY NOLAN, THE JUMPING JEWEL
FRIDAY EVENING, Mayo,
BENEFIT
Nr. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
win b speedily produced John Broughams Grand no.
Spectacular Drama THE present theatrical sensation oil
Londonl entitled - o.,,o
BEL DEMONI0
which .sr many months prspIa viii be pts:sn,ea VITA
Excellent Csst Beautiful New S<neTy Splendid Appoint
New aud Co.tly Costun'es, Original Music, Premiere
Dsnseuscs ard Grand Ballet
Seats secured iI days In advance.
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6apinss Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
~ lkhst and sth-sv-Opea daily from to- p m
WrDNFsDAYs and SATURDAYS from ] to p m
sr per cent intefea SLOWED Deposits made on OF before
Junr will draw interest from that date,
TUOS CURfSTYs President. IL H. BULL, SscictnJ
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AIusiral Jnstrnments,

DOARpAAN, GRAY g. CO.-PlANOS for
I'D SALE warranted equal TO any others Manufactured In
this country. Also. few new PIANOS 10 RENT CAL 81
the Depot No. T25 Broadway.
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Nnw Yeax May 2. 1854
YT,HE PUBLIC are hereby informed that the
business, OF the B.ni viii be transacted In tho ba,emen.
sn the alterations la Banking Room ATE ny
order Of the Trustees. >. i. CooILh' oeeJ
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RLAcK HAWK
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
MNEs-BoBTAIL. GREGORY, Ia
LODEs 0ILPN Co, COLORADO.
CAPITAL $4,000 SHARES. 500 EACH
TRUSTEES:
FL JUDD, New.Yors.
ANTHONY ARMOUR. New. York
GEo. BLISS, Jn, New iori
5 GW w Snlltt nsT NeS S'i
iE aStf pt sWfsf. Wa sf3%oI
CARLOS PIERCE. Boston.
President. ..............f. II. JUDD.
x,s.rs;idrnt WA L lht LAYTON
secre,aIy.........."....p. LlTTLEyoHN
Coun.e; ;.........'.'''.i1 H i4 = Woop"Ahp'
Office, No 81 John St, Newlofk
HOLMAN GOLD MINING COMPANY,
IL CLEAR CREEK CO. COLORADO ,rs
Pan VALUE. s7EACH
TREASURY, slo"a
Property hy gold bearing odos In Clear oess County o.
enc LunaScd fcot each
JOSEPH w. HOLMAN, Colorado
RUFUS ID. CASE New -iors.
HIRAM ?. cRozIER, Illumination L. L
EDWARD 8. TAYLOR New-YoTk-
JOHN oNEAL, Philadelphia
CLINTON RICE. ksw-York
LIS BAUM New Yort.
Prvsident--IiIRAM CRozLER:
seerst.sy~CLINTON RiCE.
Counsel-Me.sn RICE SWIFT
Mining So ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w. HUFFMAN
CpAoas and g. No. 200 Broadway New YORK
MOI ~ he stock Of Company has been already tAhen
by private subscription and thousand share, can % Lac
81 par value the oac., No. 200 Broadway New.forf
Active operstions will BE- commenced TIL, Spring
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81. LoUIs, ALTON AND TrRRH HiUrn r K Co.

ST. LOUIS April 1904 J.
TIVE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
Il hoders and boadhodsI: q hi, Coap4ny tor u. e.ee
tion OF THIRTEEN DIRECTORS for the epsnns year ana
M the tsnsscon Of such other business may be brought
serore tl.e. viii DO held PANA Christian County il'
poi. on MONDAY the 9th day Of June 1854 Al 9socs m
an N, tran.-r book. the Company both Of bond. and
ocL win b. closed on the 9th Of May until the 9Th Of June
ineinsys By order Of the Board d Directors.
]. b. RALSTOE Secretary
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MAros. os,ron, MADISON. Ind. April 70, 1864

MAJORS OyyIoH MApIsoS, Ind. April 70, 1854
NOTICE.-The CITY Of MADISON, Ind,
IN hereby give. motto. TO the holders Of is bonds Issued
70 the President the Columbus and shelby Railroad
k,,ed from one 10 hy inclusive for 900 each that the
Coupons due May iS4, will be paid at the Continental
Bsni New York, and with view TO settlement Of tae
Hsdson. JOHN MULvEY, Mayor
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ONCE or THE MDrraooI MIsIse IsD snILrrIs Co.
No. % CITr EIcHASoH, bosrosi Aprl ~ lnA ,
DOCKS for the TRANSFER of STOCK II
ID tni. Company have been opened at No Hanoves,t
New Yors and ID. C. uEW son apponted Transfer Agent
~ " l.. ". CLARK, Treasurer.
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vT,HE HIPPOT III f A I RO n
Il AND NEW-YORK CIRQUE,
ltth.st, opposite .he Academy OF Music.
THIS (Thursdayl and EVERY EVENING at
And GRAND MATlNEES
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY G2f
SPALDiN0 ROGERS'S
GREAT OCEAN CIRCUS,
From two years squac cruise TO the -espors OF BRAIN
Buenos Ayre. Montevideo and the West Indies
4 GRAND COMBINATION ,
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, BRAZILIAN, AND bUENOs
AYRfAN ARTISTS
EACH AND ALL RENOWNED
In every department Of
EQUITATTON, GYMNASTICS ACROBATlCs
CALIsTHENICS, EQUILIBRIA AND EQUINE FEAIS,
Mostly entirely tn New York, and
NONE EVER EXCELLED IN THIS CITY.
NEW FEATURES OF INTEREST,
WORKMANSHIP MORE WONDERFUL.
GYMNASTICS MORE THRILLING,
ACROBAT1CS MORE STARTLING,
AND SPECTACLE MORE BRILLIANT,
THAN EVER PREVIOUSLY PRESENTED.
PERFORMANCES EVERY EVENIE0, ats
EVERY WEDNESDAY end SATURDAY, at n.
NO ADVANCE IN THE PRICES.
Reserved stalls IS cents Dress Circle ~ cents lehdren
half proe) Anphthese. rs cents Doou open afternoon,
at u; evening" a. IT,
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EDWARD G. TILESTON a. Co.,
u BANKERS.

TRANSFER OYFIcs OF THE CHICAGO AND NoRTH(
WESTERN RAILWAY Co., No. Wsl-st, Z
EKw.YoaK, April 20, 1854
n1HE PREFERRED STOCK BOOKS OF the
i Chicago and North Werern Railway Co. viii DO closed
o. the 18th day Of MAY next
o. all Preferred STOCK then issued and ousisnding ny
Nerd Of ONE and THREE FOURTHS PER CENT viii be
Ssid on the LIST Of JUNE next ~ .
Ba.ure Dividend days above Stoct vii be Annuay
On u. Let Of DECEMBER and JUNE.
JAMES r. YOUNG, Secretary.
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L,OURTH NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY
il Of NEW-YORK. CAPITAL e5,0c0eo.
By the authority OF tho Secretary Of the TssssJ this Bank
10 prepared 10 receive subscriptions 20 tho
NATIONAL TEH-RORTY LOAN
sued under supplementary 10 an act ert'ed a ~
provide Ways and Means for the support ei ae ooVs
ulesit" approved Mach 3 1864 .
This Los Is kedeemsble after ten and payable ioIty
yeus from dse with interest the rate Of Eve peg cent p
S,num. Interest and Principal payable In Coin
Subs ptios TO the above must be made In iswsl money
Of the United ststes and tho accrued htrsst paid IN CON
or In National CurcoQcy sddng my per cent unh
further notice. OEOhoE OfDIhE, IIeeass~
~ o. RoIsroS, Assistant Cashier.
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|
WHEN ENLIsTINo FOR MARINE CORPS. $500.
~ ANY PERSON BRINGING RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL
RECEIVE COUNTY PREMIUM OF $40.
| Pay Of the U. 8. Marine Corp.
| Crade.
| First o. Orderly serseant....s20 90 per month.
| All other sergcan,s, eaeh...... ~ 90 per month.
| Corporsl'. Is 90 per month.
| Drummers and Fifers. IL 90 per month.
| rnysies in barracks at Navy Yard 13 90 per month.
Privste. at ses................ II SO per month.
Sesmen and ordinary seamen who will be shipped for two
years will receive In addition TO the above bounty Of 800
three months pay advance and three months pay
| Government bounty.
The rates OF wages follows:
| FIRsT-CLASS FIREMEN~......S30 per msnth
| sECOND-CLASs FlREMEN...... 25 PER month
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is per month
Observation-Disclosures. ~ per month
| ORDINARY SEAMEN............. If per month
| LANDSMEN... IL per month
| IO per month
Boys viii be taken unless they sixteen years Of
stout In good health and not below feet inches In hight
In ali the consent Of the parents guardians must be
hrst obtained
The County bounty and the three months advance pay will
be paid all recruits irrespective Of class and half monthly
pay be le at home by application to the paymastes OF
tho vessels To which the recruits may be assigned.
Naval ten, In the Park and persons Be enlisted and
In .. either Of the following rendezvous, which are
only authorized by the Navy Department in this city
AL recruits thus enlisted and receiving the bonnt!cs aiore
said viii be credited the quota Of the City and County OF
New York
CAPT OSCAR BULLUs u S. NJ, No. 0 Cheny-st.
| CAPT EDWARD THOMSON, U. 4. NJ, No. $40 wa.erst.
| LIEUT.. CONDO JNo. MCLEOD MURPHY U. $. n,
| No. u Safest
| NJ
No. I55 Sou,h.t
| CAPT A. N BREvOORT, U. S. NJ C., No. Is BOwrey.
| wM. WALLACE, Lieu. U. 3 Marines,
County Bounty Rooms No. 10 Bowery.
C. GODFREY GuNTHER, Mayor.
| MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
ORIsoN BLUNT, Supervisor.
WILLIAM II. TWEED, Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor.
ELIJAH y. PURDY, Supervisor.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Auxiliary Member
County Volunteer Committee
ORIsON BLUNT, Chairman
Esw.Yorh, April g. 1864
NJ Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COM
| N. MITTEE
oyyon NEW sruprSss. CoRsEH CH,HssRsr
AID BHoADvAr, entrance on Broadway
1000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
Tho following are the pecun.ry inducements offered:
COUNTY BOUNTY cash down. $3.50 %
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, sdditionJ.......... 100 %
Total %
Applications to be made po'oHaiy at the Office fsho Com
mittee
~ Any per,cn bringing recruit for the army to
this of1cs, viii receive premium Of twenty dollars
c. GoDFREYoGuNTuER, Mayor.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller,
or'soN BLUNT Supervisor.
An y. PURDY. Supervisor,
Liam X STEWART. Supervisor,
LIAM NJ TWEED Supervisor.
oEoR0E OPDYKE, Auxiliary Member,
County Corn,asG
ORlsoN BLUNT. Chairman.
New Yort, Aprn T. 1854
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CTrINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL.

de1EO ELEGANT 81 OCT. PIANO, best
ID lou. city ltsrs in periec. order. Rosewood "
oct PIANO. full round cornsrs Lsh,s S,dsurys mS1s.
STOOLS, 81 50. e3 s. kc- FREDK BLUME, 7oe Bowsry.
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BROADWAY THEATER,
ID No. AS BROADWAY, CORNER OF BRooME-Sr
GEORGE Manager
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
Of
SIMMONS
SIMMONS,
SIMMONS,
THE RENOWNED ESChMOTFUR
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TONIGHT
WRrflNG BY TIE INVISIBLE HAND,
THE BLOOD-RED WRITING ON THE ARM
THE DEMON FISHERMAN,
ROPE-TYISG FEAT,
Aud numerous other illu.ona
Door OMEN al IT. Commence at o'clock.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, at q o'eloet
Due notice will BE- given OF the commencement Of the
DRAMATIC SEASON.
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NOTICE.-The Stockholders OF the Flint
IN Ste, River Mining Company and AL other Parties inter
49, ar. hereby NOTIFIED thei the Books OF the above
Company viii be- and CLOSED from thi, dass until the
lsth day Of Nay ensuing for1 apr sg iS S,
By order Of the Directors X RobhnIo oecIoeey.
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.ss...ss.. ss..s.s.s.
Seal of the :
:Conpt. ofthe Currency:
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81 A SAVING OF EIGHTY PER CENT.
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THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGEN-
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formerly owned a d occupied by II Langdon,
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hand.
Particular attent; on Is called to our heavy box
stove, (eas burner), suiiabls for warming depots,
stores, shops, &c.--also for furnaces for dwellings
It has no equal. f,
~ Cid iron wanted in exchange for castings.
JIG Pr. CHEEVER.
Castleton, Dec l, 1865 49w2ms
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Copyright seeured.l $500
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY

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is designed expressly for both married and single
ladies, and is the very best thing known for the
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in cases Of obstruction from any cause, and after
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~ 1t is pat UP in bottles Of three different
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clan or medicine Of this kind Is deserving Of ANY
CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
Dim. is areguarly educated physician Of twen-
ty years. experience, ten of which were spent in
an extensive general practice, until, by reason Of
declining health he was obliged to reinquish that
and adopt the specially, to which for the last ten
years he has devoted his whole attention.
~ Orders BY mail promptly attended To-.
Write your address plainly, and direct to On.
HATT1soN, No. 2s Union street, Providenee,
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PETER L0RILT ARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER.
l6 & is CHAMBERS ST.
CFormerly y Chambers ST., New York;
Would call the attention of Dealers to the articles
Of his manufacture, viz: ut -
BROWN SNUFF,
Macaboy, Demieros.
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia.
Coarse Rappee, Natchitoches. s.
American Gentleman, Copenhagen. .
81 att % YELLOW SNUFF. -"
scotch, Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch
s' or Lundyfoot, ~
Attention is called to the large reduction,in
prices of Fine-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
which will be found Of Superior Quality. "a
a i TOBACCO. II
sMoKING.-Long No l, Ne. 9, Nos & 9
mixed Granulated. .
FINE CUT CHEWING.-P. A. L., or plain,
Cavendish, or Sweet, Sweet Scented oronoco,
Tin Foil Cavendish. II seq 7l17 -
sMoKING.-st. Jago, Spanish, CANISTER,
n, B;-A circular Of prices will be sen. on
application ,l:wly E