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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-10

eg SPECIAL NorIcE.-The Young LADY,
WI" u h4Se'i a PAIR oil Black Ribbed GLoVtS
striped with red silk, at nay store on Monday No
Veihber !, and gave one hundred dollar NIT IN
paylcltr VIII hear something 10 her advantage Lv
Gaining again to-day.
nan o.. WILLIAM c. SCHWALMEYRR.
~ successor TO S. llirsll, 2U3 Broad street
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SPECI1L NOTICES

s>5 SPECIAL NoTICE.- Particular at.
tenti0n Is directed to my sale Of VALUABLE
ii.ofEkli IN the town Of Manchester THIS
a. a. az =, . CLOCK r. Nj ID. X. WElSIGEK,
AuCtlOnccr.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, ENEcrETyE nFrAl1,l,.9 d,
RiCHMUEp, November /. ISL

4'H0'T-'tNI IN :
RItHHoHn, November /, ls,i
4 PROCLAMATIDN. Where, a..
4 cancy has occurred IN tin Gene. "a ...r...,
OF thls commonwealth by the l--sltc., p = e. p.
lhomds, the member u t.e iI5teryf D-l-.-i,.. f-
the county OF Warren; th,rrtyre,
- Lillian SAll ii, Governor u u, { u.r...
wealth OF Virginia, 10 hereby uro,.t,u .rt -.
known that an election viii he held III >l! ,.....
al The places prescribed hy law, t. >u,.,.y ta..s
Glhcy aforesaid, on the FIRST TuUE$DlY r
December next
- Given under nv hand rs Gnyerr,r. .-
l. s under the lesser seal uf the Calpnor,v,.'.
= ut Richmond, this lth dav Of Noyr,rfa, f. .
anu IN the eighty ninth year of the Corrr,In loo.
No. WILLIAM SMITH
Ie!fe: GEoRGr ". Mr,,roED.
III '-tde Secretary OF the :. .r!..r,arV.. r-.
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~ HAI'tl at llcnrico County Cou,t-
OH ii1,, .."n FRIDAY, the Iith Of N,.vem,,'r
suitable t,r Ahi, With iron axle IA good ord,,'
40 i0-.t'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

By Il. 9. rleaaants, Auctioneer
M l. G III COWS AND SADDLE
ItA HORSE FOR SALE AT AUCTION
u kSDAi, the 10th instant, at 10 o'clock will
Grace streets, '
~, very superior Cows, with three young calves
The cows are fresh to the pail and i'm very good
order. A ~ ~ eo0'
ALSO
excellent Horse works well TO burgv and ,idaa
wei. eight years old; war1antelf sound and
gentle. ~
no9 F. = pIEAS,S--r. .a.:oo
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Il UCTION. SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By L. ii. Luck & Co, Auctioneers,
NO. s6 Main street,

l By IL. Ii. Luck q 20, AuctiOneerS,
NO. sG Main street,
| WE WILL SELL, ON FRID Y
| w MORNING, Mt 10 o'clock, desirable as
| sortment Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
| NITURE.
nice Ingram Carpets,
Bureaus,
Card Tables,
Divans.
Bedsteads
Bedding,
Sheets,
Wardrobcs,
Stoves,
| elegant Bookcase,
double barrel Shot-guns,
IL bottles Copal VarniSh,
Spring Beds,
| elegant Marble-slab Bureau,
fine Sofas,
Chairs,
Overcoats and Blankets
Gold and Silver Watches
no ~ L. ii. LUCK & CO. Auctionrcrs
likely FREE NEGRO ROY FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-In nnrs,apc. of ar,
order OF the Hastings Court of the CITY Of Rich
mond, will sell, on MONDAY NEXT, ~. ian IN.
slant that being court day, in front Of the CITY
Han, at 100 O'clock to the highest bidder for cash
q very likely FREE NEGRO BOY, named
THOMAS WHITE, convicted by said court of grand
larceny and ordered TO be sold into absolute slavery
THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
mo It'd Sergeant of the city of Richmond
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OFFICE OP COSPEDrRATK STATRsl
MILITARY TELEGRAPH,
Richmond, November 10, 1861.

H ~ LII II VI NeypS
stty toe all able-bodied to be III the field has
induced the Government to open u TpcIEGEAPHIC
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Applications must be made III the applicants OWL
handwriting. accompanied by testimonials of quali-
hcatons, addressed TO Telegraph Box 81, Rich
moni pOst-otfiCe." An whose applications ARE "a
voraby considered Will be furnished with a circular
sent TO their address through the post-oiice con-
tanning all the information relating to the nature of
the employment, compensation Sc. no I0-3teod
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Su1mono 9lsl,atSs.
MORNING. NOVEMBER 10, 1854

RAGS wANrKr.The highest market p7ee VIII be
paid at THIS orficR for all kinds OF CLEAN COTTON
and LINEN RAGS, in large or small quantities
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Fy George w. Willis, Auctioneer,
no. 63 Main strcet.l

WlLL BE SOLD AT AUCTION. AT
SY my store, on THURSDAY, November 10,
at ioo'c!ocl II desirable lot of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Stoves. Cookery and Glassware,
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Elunkcts, Shoes, Hats, &c.
Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewelry, &c.
no9 G. W. WILLIS, Auctionoer
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
BY james VI. Taylor. Auctioueer.

" ACANT LOTS ON BROAD AND
TWENHY.FIRST STREETS FOR SALE AT
AIC llON.-W,ll be sold, on MONDAY, the 5th
Day Q! November, on the pr misses, at DIDO, p NJ .
Iat tAtAHI LOT on the corner Of Broad and
twenty inst streets, fronting hundred feet OF,
the south side OF Broad street, and running back one
huhdrcd and s'XtT-tvc feet. II Will be sold in lot.
to suit purchasers
TERMS: Mad known at the s4tle
JAMES II, TAYLOR, Auc4ioneer.
In consequent" Of the Indictment weather. the
above sale i POSTPONED until THURSDAY NEXT
lnth November, a. I o'clocl; p NJ
no SIT tAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctionccr.
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EtlFTf CONDEMNED HORSES AND
MI LES AND y LARGE LOT OF HAIR
NESS FOR SALE AT AUCTION be sold
on FRIDAY MORNING, November 18TH com.
men'ing at 10 o'clock at the Confederate mes ~
Btcons Quarter Branch, FIFTY CONDEMNED
nUlISh9 AND MULES and large lot of HAIR
Ni'oo. ROBERT 7. ARCHER
Major and QuurternaStrr
xIoIA9 " hEEAEE, AuctiOneer. nOg
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4 L PRIVATE SALE.
imported, t6.wit: I"''
500 fine krrnch Hats,
80 dozen Linen Cambria II,ndker.l,.,
- BtlmuiHl Skirts,
Is pls~cs HIpge, tuT veil.
y dofrn ii~ir Thread ana S,ik ut..,..
ieo dol'n MyLar Sk,u Br,ri,'
- grur- Euyt la,,s.
~ ius'n L.siI,r' IInr Nj.
)" datvn Ladies' H,It.
p"" lidi'a' aud Miss.s' she's.
~ sale ~
~ u W III IpMIt. anN. . ..,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-31
-

The Pope has sent the Emperor Napoleon q lance
taken from the tomb Of Charlemagne.
The harp IS being introduced into the Church of
England choirs.
Locusts have been seriously damaging the crops in
the South Of England.
1t is thought that Muller, the supposed English
railway murderer, will get clear. The testimony
against him Is weak and confused. The only alleged
proof against him is possession OF the murdered
mans watch, and this be says be purchased, and the
government seem 10 have no evidence that be did not.
NEW YORK, Dec. S.-A firm Of ship brokers in
Liverpool have chartered three 5ue steamers. each Of
1000 tons b%urrhen, for conveying the recently
formed contingent OF Austrian Belgian troops raised
for the service of the new Empire OF Mexico.
The Times London letter says that should the
Federal Government sustain the action Of the captain
Of the UGchuseu, 1t i threatened TO forbid the en-
trance of Federal vessels into any English or French
port.
The HsrGli's Paris letter says that dispatches re-
lative TO the joint protest in the case of the Florida
have been exchanged between the governments. Of
England and France. Official action will be sus'
pended till reports Of the affair reach the Cabinet
from Brazil.
The Paris Steele thinks that the French Govern
ment would have done right in seizing the Florida
when she put into Brest for repairs.
At Bath, England, a young unmarried lady saved
with q silver medal by the National Life Boat Iusti-
tuition.
The sister of Vogel. the Central African traveller,
who lost his life in gratuitous service to the English
Government, has received q pension Of $4,000 per
year from the latter.
The King of Dude. one of the British India Sti-
pendary Princes, has an income of ESQ, 600, or
$500, 900 a year. and yet owes nearly SIS 1000, 900.
He spends his time in collecting the most beautiful
birds for his aviary, and the most beautiful women
for his seraglio. He has only stirred out Of his palace
twice in ten years.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-31

So long as l have been here | have not willingly
planted q thorn in any mans bosom. While | am
aud daily grateful a. | trust to Almi ghty God for
having directed my countrymen to q right conciu-
sion, as | think, for their good, it adds nothing TO
my satisfaction that any other man may be disap-
pointed by the result. (Cheers) May | ask those
who have not differed with me TO join with NE in this
same spirit toward those who have? And now let
me close by asking three hearty cheers for our brave
soldiers and seamen and their gallant aud ski!ltul
commanders"
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HEROES AND MARTYR of the AMER
steel engravings, Sl2.
Albums for manuscripts, with engravinEs, 81.
Flowers from my Garden. oil COOred plates, Sl2.
Poets Wit and Humor, g..
The Parabl-s CufoIded. beautifully illustrated, $3.50.
Lossiug's Field Book Of the Revolution, 2 vols. Sl5.
Shakespeares Complete Works, 3 vols. plates, 50.
Lives Of the Heroes, fine portraits, Morocco gilt, $40.
Wreath Of Beauty, Morocco gilt, $40.
Landon's Complete WORKS. l volume.
Rogers and CampbelI5 PoetiCal Works, I volume.
Lougflowss Poctical Works, . vols. blue and gold.
Shely's Poatcal Works, ? vols. blue and gold.
SCOTS pOetical Works, 3 vols. blue and gold.
Kirk Whites Poeucal Works, l volume.
The Garland. The CRsket and other anrusis.
American E!uQueuce, 2 vols. half calf
Wilson's Noctes Amhrosien9, 5 volumes.
Irvins's Life of Washington, 5 vols. whole calf.
Life AMI Letters Of Washington Irving, 1 vols. whole calf.
Thompson's Seasons, Morocco, gilt edges.
Family Bibles. elegantly hound.
Pocket Bibles, elegantly bound.
Photograph Albums, all sizes and price,.
Together with a great variety Of JUVENILE STORY bo1hS.
embracing over 100 volumes, and an assortment OF IO1
BOOKS. BLOCK GAMES, &c, &c.
The Centre Table-a most elegant annual with plates, so'
Book Of the Boudoir, morocco, plates, IS.
Famous Poets, fine steel engravings
TennvsOu's Complete Works. Goiismith's Poeticsi VOTES
Thompson's Poetical Works, Burns Poetical Work..
Kebelrs Christian Year, full Morocco, plates.
Token Of Friendship for 1855.
Female Poets, full Morocco, gilt,
The Gotta Family. The Gypsiesu Of Spain.
The Doctors Wife. Inez. Evan Dale. Haunted Hearts
Little Learners Series. Reading Without Tears.
Notes on Sandwich Islands, By q Haole. More About Jesus.
AND 4 VARIETY OF OTHER WORKS.
For sale by
H. NJ.
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Estate of the late Hon.
LEVI HAALELEA.

NOTICE Is GIVEN THAT II
- undersigned have been appointed Administrators. with the
viii annexed. OF the estate Of the late Hon. Levi Hsalelea, and
all persons having any accounts or claims against the same. will
confer a favor By fling them Immediately in Mr.. HARRIS
OFFICE; and all persons having any property belonging to
the said estate, will please make the same known at the same
otice and all persons indebted to the said estate. will confer
4 favor by paying the same immediately to the same Office.
CHAS. c. HARRIS.
J.. W. r.
Ney s5th. 1854 444-St
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MAGAZINES.
ENGLISH

The above list comprises the best of British and american
periodical literature. They are all regularly received by
each packet from the United States. and can be supplied on
application. The undersigned wilialsoo order by mailany papers
not in the above list for those who may desire them.
Besides the above, the following papers can always be had al
the counter on the arrival OF each mail:
St. Louis Republican, New Bedford papers,
Louisville Journal, Budget OF Fun,
Forney's Press, California papers,
Oregon papers,
And many others, too numeI GUS TO specify.
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OFFICE STATIONERY

ETTS "A BOOKS, In.
. Guiding Ledgers, Journals, Cash. Records, DC, 60, All
Of best custom manufacture, and superior TO anything
in town.
Long cap day books, dollars and cents, and plain ruling
Medium size account books,
Cap quarto account books,
Sets miniature account books,
Tuck memorandum books-oveT % di1ereut 'sristies ADO
sizes, a splendid assortment;
Pass books OF all sizes and kinds.
Log books-1O0 TO 500 pages eachi
Copying letter books, American, French ana ItTmAoi
Ledger Indexes-hroad and narrow
Workmen's account time books,
Glass inkstanGs, a fine assortment of the most popular
patterns;
Black ink, quarts, pints and cones;
Red and blue inks, Carmine,
Mucilage gum in pints and conesi
Ivory paper cutters, Ebony rulers,
100 Gross superior steel pens, including all the iaVofl~
American, English and French brandsi
Copper and silvered pens, (new stylei)
Bankers cases, Pocket books.
Propeling pencils, Of various sizes and patterns,
Mahogany book rests, Thernometers,
Tin cash trays, Bill books, Letter clips,
Sets exchange blanks, Promisory notes,
Lead pencils, OF every pattern made,
Eotarial seal waters, Common letter waters.
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS

NOTWITHSTANDING THE RISE IN
N the Subscription price Of the leading American Monthlies
and Weekies, and the increased postage on them, 1 shall con-
tinue TO supply my subscribers at the old rates, at least until
further notice, though In some instances, these periodicals, are
now furnished by me at about the cost. Ten years experience
In the business enables me to supply my customer, with foreign
periodicals. cheaper, quicker and more satisfactorily than they
can be obtained from any other source. Try and see. Now 10
the time to subscribe so as to secure all the numbers from Janua-
nv, 1855.
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PAPERS.

The following are received by Express regularly, and gerer
sIlv In ADVANCE OF the mails. They will be forwarded to sub
scribers, hostages paid, by me at the annexed terms:
weekly Bulletin, IS per srnum
Alta.
sacramento Culon,.
N. B-The undersigned has an agent in San Francisco, 20
secure and forward the above papers, which are often put on
board after the vessels are under sail, thus enabling subscribers
to obtain their papers more promptly than in any other way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

I EoNARD FLINf-wHEREAs, BIT AN oRnER OF
IL the hgh Court OF Chanccry made In cause Of Fearn
aide vs. Flint and dated the Sd day Of November iso
ordered that inquiry be made whether Leonard
Pint in the pleadings In the asd named u LIVING or
dead and W. dead whether he died during the lifetime OF
George Flint The testAtor In the pcadnEs named
Ar his deceas, aud u the said Leonard Flint 10 dead
whether or not he died bachelor and whether not in
,esa,s and WHO was bis he At law and CUSTOMARY heir AZ
customary heir rhc said Leonard Flint formerly OF
Maket weighion Ia Tho county Of York On TIE 29th day
Of February 1870 the said esnard FLINT left England by
the ship ss. Richards for New York n the United s,.ss
The said Leonard Flint believed 70 have Intended po
coed 70 Newark In the state Of Ohio he said united
States OF America AZ The me OF leaving England the said
Leonard FLINT Of estate Market Weigh
ton aforesaid The said Leonard Flint living or dead,
his wfc o. children, sny or any other ersons claiming
muncse with Mcssrs Slackles son, Solicitors, lIu or
Mr. ~ = Redpah. Solicitor No. Suffolk lane London,
fot the purpose OF establishing hs her their identity oe
OF proving his death aud his hrr their title W me said
estate before the 7th Jnly 1864 alsJ
~ al 4 May, 1881.
81 SYM RRnPAru. No SuTok lane, London,
Ags0i fnt pissbtas y s.n rgn yprset,'e
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w LAST NfunP
of Tom favlcF great play ~
THE TICKET or LtAAE NAN
which, when interrupted IN ~ th rnn ~ had
Tor upwards 4
oIE HUNDRED CONS EcUTlyE EiGfus.
this theatre and which has IL Lndou pleLed ia
THREE HUNDREDIH NIGHTS
The pubic respectfully Informed that owing rro
Irjdlce duffng the snt
Mr. MD MRS W j FLOREECE
constant Succession OF lively ind brtRut novelties iIIE
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN can only be presented for his
night.
Monday the ed OF Nay viii be produced With new
scenery costumes. propcrt anu music mostly orgna,
ihe burlesque OF
FRA DIAVOLO,
together OF those sparkling pieces peculiar 70 ne
repertoire of Mr. and Mrs. Florence.
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NEW YORK, SATURDAY, NAY q, 1864
FINANCIAL.

A IL fEstSORS IA. HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST
IN ruIcaa ing selling II Gsar..ia State Bonds
tsses) $3.50 zach, numbering $40 10 80 The same hay
Ing been randnenty obtained toathcr with lot nf South
cru baoA Noes Nlll be tsken 10 rrIacr these
bonis snrss sriiabie fcNatl w, be ,nfir
ma ION respecting isem by WILLIAM b sIAHf0N. no
Pea street
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Passengers ora aTaed a. Havre Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &c.. at equally low rates
From Liverpool Queens First Cabin, 80, $50
81 Steerage, $35 Those who wish nd their
friends can buy tickets here at ihesc rates
There steamers have accommodations pas
ironey hut IN water tight sections, and
patent fire anrihators Experio SURGEONS
chei 10 each steamer
Forfurher Information appsin Liverpool TO WILLIAM
JNMAN Agent, ~ Water street; IN Glasgow 10 ALEX.
MALCOLM No. 81 Eno,h square: IN Qieenstown, 70 q
n w y. SEYMOUR \ 90: in London, EWES 4
MACY n kng William street; IN Paris TO JULES DE
COUR i3 Rue Metre Dane dcs VICTORIES, Place lie In
Bonrse; Philadelphia, TO JOHN @. DALE, III walnut
street. or at the Coiipapy's Oniees.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, IS Broadway N "
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MINING sT0CKS-ss WELL As ALL OTHER KINDS
lNl securities bunght sod AT all the Boards
In New Yo,k, boston, Philadelphia. 8c., otherwise
s1ROlGSALS FOR e20aOoO
T. NEW YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK I"
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED nj the
GomprGllers OF ce until Wednesday, May IS 1854,
COCK r. 81 when tho viii be publicly opened Ior The
whole part al tie OF Two Hundred Thousand
Dollars OF Tie New York County Count House Stock
h0rzed by chapter 22 Of the Laws OF 1854 and by Ord
OF Board Of snpe approved by the Mayor
May g. 1854
The sald took provide add tonl means for the
Buuction an completion OF trc Court House
Chambers IL Will bear nteet at tie rate OF tx
NAY and November Ia each and he prin pa viii be
redcenahle fOiluwsNiL hundred dollars
the first day OF November 1883 and bundred thou
sand dollars On the first day OF November 1881.
The viii state the desired
the price hundred dollars thereof and the persons
deposit With the County Treasurer The sums awarded 70
them respectively. HtNAH
on presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts Of The
County Treasurer for such deposits he parties will be
titled TO certificates Tor equal amounts Of the par
vans Of the sums awarded 10 them, bearing interest from
thc dates OF payments
proposition should be ed and endorsed "Propo-
FOR the New York County Court House Stock aud
enclosed IN second envelope, addressed 10 the Comp
troier
The rgh reserved TO reject all Of the bids II tbe
MATTHEW r BRENNAN,
Comptroller
CIR, NEw YcRH, DErAErMrNr on FINANCE,
C0Mt1ROILEiis OrFIcp.
New yosK, May u, 1854
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WOODS MINsrRBIS, bia BROADWAY,
w Opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel
MONDAY May l6 and every evening during the week,
HANDY ANDY. HAPPY UNCLE TOM,
HUG0LOGY, THE OLD MAIDS LAMENT,
zouAyE JOHNNY; CONG B IA SOLOS n
BY Charley Fox. Frank Brewer, 7. Boyce W. 8. Bud
worth and the entire Troupe of Star Artists.
Doors open al clock. Tickets 20 cents
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Monday-WiLD OATS.
Taesday-TfiE JEALOUS WIFE.
"Wednesday THE LOVE CHASE.
Thu sday- First time here celebrated pay loy
Loyel author OF Loves Sacrifice , TUE WlFES ST..
CRET with elegant costumes, superb scenery and
appon tments.
Fliday--i30th night or ROSEDALE.
Salurday-rHE WIPES SECRET.
In preparation entirely drama.
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PROPOSALS FOR
VOLUNTEER SOLDIER FAMILY AID FUND
RONnS. No O

BONDS. No. g.
Sealed proposals will he received az the Cinaptroer's
oce uni saturday tho h dav OF June 1864 al clock
=. NJ, when The will he publicly opened To- the pnr
chase OF the whole any part OF The sum OF e hundred
the Volunteer soldiers Family Aid
Fund Bonds No authorized by ordinance Of the Cor
poaon passed May ~ 1864 and act Of the Leg ature
OF the State Of New York passed Mar:h q, 1853
The said bonds will bear neres. ct The rate OF six cent
per pay sem a-s' dav OF May
and November in each ear and the principal VIII be re
deemed November. 1873 M *
The proposals will the OF bonds desired and
the price hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose proposals accepted viii therenpon be m ed TO
With the Chamberlain OF the city the Broadway
Bank the gums awarded 20 them respectively.
On presenting 10 the Comptroller the recspfs OF the
Chamberlain for such deposits the parties VIII DE entitled
bonds amounts OF the vale htreof,
bearing interest from the tates OF payments
Each proposition snoald be sea cd and Endorsed Promo
Voinuleer Soldiers Family Aid Fund Bonds No g."
aud enclosed in second envelope addressed TO the Comp
iro'er. - af# 80
me right al OF he bids II The
interests Of the Corporation require H.
MATHEW r. BRENNAN, Conptr osler.
CRY or NEW YoRR-DtptRrMrNr or FiHANCE,
CoAPTRoLfkRs OffioE,
~. 1854
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DIviDRHD NOTICE.
IssACs uARBuR COLD COMPANY
OF NOVA SCOTIA.
Uiscc 1877 BToad room No a.
e fll& TRUSTEES HAVE THIS DAY DECLARED A
DIVIDEND or ONE TER GENT
On the stoes ~ this company payable ~ The Office
VI the company, june
Transier books III be closed from May 70 10 June
The company commenced op ratloHs Aprl ~
WA Il SHIRLEY, Treasurer
N1y Mny 4 n
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OFFICE OF The PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM
~ pany New York, May 10. 1864
Notice given that Board OF Directors have
this declared Of Eve 3 per cont out Of the
three able ~ The OIL
Of the company Thursday the 18th inst The i.anser
0s o'1'' - ''e '' rmEo r JOHNSON, Secretary.
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DHlPPIN0.

CTEAM WEEKLY 70 MISUNDERSTANDING At
= Queenstown tCors larbrl The LvrrronL New
YORK anu fhiisaeinhia Steamship company intnn oss
follows
CRY OF MANCHESTER Saturday MAY ~
CITY of LONDON SATURDAY,, May 70
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of NEW YORK.
Once li3 Broadway
CASH CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS
The International Fire Insurance Conpany, having n
cash capital Of ~ 0Oo all naih IN and securely invested,
prem every klnd property ,ncudn
and thei cargoes.
IRE o q the most fay0rtble terms
WILLIAM ~ WARREN, President.
HAMILTON BRUCE. Vice President
Grt RGE W. SAVAGE. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

$4,000 sosP s1 AND d "a M
proved real IN city Less Than half The value.
Address Mooey, boz l0I Herald Office.