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Wo(6in0tOner An5eigen.

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3. 6, tdrurn a%uSufrdsen. ia mir bic Abrefen Der ISpnnen-
ten ntdt Que tefannt fnt.
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Gtue CUTE ~paagbare @Dtrt9iGaft an einen gut ~selessnes
DldB TT btGts 3u ~tertaufen. Na6;utraeen $50 tie Strait
s~esenlber Ger Patent Office, pSer bet s. 5. Gteefelbt, 400
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Sic %pieielben nidt 9ebrau@en tDnnen, 10 ididen
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Npr1dufioe MnSet9e.

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te am spetten Neitna6tsabens 26. DEB. stnen srosen Hau
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YfotiS.

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aae pennltlSanta Dtdblatt tRapper Stufl an Sanb unh
strtauien btnit. &us9tiei@netsr Ohio fir 30 GtS; bp,
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Central WDenue SduDerein W10.3

Dtt erie &in!abluns hiefts Streins ftnbet AM Dienfas,
ben /. Npu, ltatt. IS nno i6en iber 200 &nttetle seiehnet
nns Aae lieitntgen, wtl6e ned wunIhen, bteIsnt 8eretn bit.
tutrtten, ptrhen erfuSrt, am pbenaenanutem Gage I'm 4pidle
ts 5tn. EbpmaS Dns. Gde BON prattfr. uns Central 4Se.,
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S1a7 Srtliin8 s. Sartig,
5HnAS Ncitauroat unn Ynacrbrr~S alen,
Gde ppn 10. Str. uno Qcuiliana lue.
@Eoibinston, SIS.
mir erlaubei unS ttirnit nsieru Greunten rne Setann-
ZEN, frwte hem stehrten @Rbltfunt tie %ereebenhe Mniet9s ~
MAIDEN, bs mir am pbtsen pIaS cine neue GDirttfhaft er5f-
net bdbeu unb uerten iprtpabrenb uur BITE beren QEetne, ret.
men 3taurr une auSBcSetdretes 2ascrbier ~re3apttn. lin
,ablrsi6en 3ulprud btttrn aAtunsspou
(6rftlWRt) GrtGItns y Sartt6.
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Gen Der NCtpmnc. 9lrrnee.
GrpBe &ecp9nOSeirung.
90 5einS Su~ril@sef3lasen unb 300 gefGussme
Sernadbf,
Sbermar lit iiber,
Gts @sbeuen uHter @rice sefbIGssm.
(Sffsteue 0ssei8s.)
Rrteg8oepartement, @~albingtOn,
49,! Oftbr.

2n Sen, Dtai. 9ir, N.Y.
9epei6en, wel6e beute Abeno pon General
Grant eiugetrOffen ijuo, benadri6tigen baS 9e.
partement, baB seltern cine aniebnIi6e 6orce
auf cine &ecp9npscirun9stCur inter Sen. @arz
rem uno 6ancod ausritdte,
@egen Qlber0 tpurSe Sen. 9ancOd pom
6eiuoe beftig an9egrifen, jeop6 Suriidgei6la-
gen. 9a Ger 3ned errei6t par, ipuroen Die
Irappen pieoer 5~urifseSp9en. 5OlgenOes
Eele9ranm BON Sen. Grant melpet Die gin5elnz
beiten;
Gttp @Otnt q. Dttbr, Son. 6. @tan<
ton, straightforward! SD bin eben pom 9atz
4ers Greet Suridgefebrt. l1niere 2inie par
pcn ibrer friberen 2inten bis 9rmitrOnss MilIs
au8oeoebnt. Slit iebem 9untte fanoen mir ben
5eino perf6an5t uno feline Werfe belebt. @dbz
renb oe8 Says tpurOe fem An9riff 9enla@t, uno
ibre @prpolten uub @apaIlerie mHrpe no6 rem
6~auptnertsN suridgetrieben'
unlere 8erlulte paren 9ering, pieaei6t 200
Spote, 8eripunoete unb @errniBte. 9es Seinz
beg &erlut mirO 9lei6grpb iein. 8ir erpbers
ten Z belaOene 8agen5Ige auf Dem Be9e BON
Stomp Greet nu9 Der fetnolt9en 9lrrnee, ferter
~ 8inoer, cine SelOidmtebe uno 75-1OO
@efangene.
Auf unierer &e6ten bat Sen. Butler feline
2inien bis sur gOrttppn 8Oao uusseOebnt unO
ojeieIben ui6t 5eiebt 9efunoen. SD tperoe uns
iere Sruppen iteben laien, pp ie 9e9entpdrttq
ijnO, bi8 mpr9engta9mtttag unO bUfe auf elmer
Qln9rIf.n -za@sg. 3& c4r es@
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Made tn dufrterttdrt auf t1etn errEes une retdeS 0rrttmtsnt
pom r F
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gaitn, Sagen, NdbGatpanen, &trte, Dpininpes. Ssartta
u. M. II. 1. p. Geo. y. Steinbad,
Srpprteur BON Spiel rnb @alcnterte Q0aaren,
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GIOrreidbe Madridbtcn fir SI1e
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Miles SIT biuisen %reiien!
SD babe metne pretle fir allie Drs @ppbs u m 40
prr3enttsrabseitst nnS Sertaufe biatSer ais ir-
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Rsnnt unS fsbet itlba bic @areains an I'm
terItmten Gheap StDre bet
SOfepb SeIiser,
Mp. 27 Baltimprefr. 3nti6ta Trtbert6fr.
umb Naarfb Martet.
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ans Yrstfe gu priien. tOf1-s)
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benz 9afet, pel6e8 Sic baben. Sic 9adete
entbielten cine 8artie unbei9riebe Brief.gous
perts unb 8plmahten, nit einem ols ,.@ertraus
lid" be3ei1netsn S6reiben BON Sen. 9orreu,
Dem Elm @er3eidnib Der Namen Der IN GoIun,s
hia GOuntp 9lni6ifigen betgeiblOhen par.,r7s 4
SD lieb 9iematoe,t etrpaS bapon mifen; id
~serftDrte bic gefdidten Buptere, bic man bel mir
binterlaTen bate, aber i'd iaste meinen @enOl<
fen, Dab id jene Yapiere an reri6iebene Ser
iOnen i'm State i6idte, UNI lie auf bic 8Oft gu
9eben. Gin innser Wann tam lesten Sreitag
Ober Semltag aus @albinstpn unb fraste mid,
oh i6 einige unbei4riebene Papiere iibrig bate,
I'm ie na4 @aibinston ;u i6iden. Sd weiB
nidt 9epiB, oh er etUas bapOn ia9te, baB 20
2eute bort ieien, meL6e bieie Sahen belOrsen
~tonnten.
Sd weib ni6t, pie riele 9efdll6te Yapiere
abgei&idt tpurpen, uber i'd b6rte Il. iaset, iie
bdtten .IpOn Baibinstpn oanje S6nittwaare1s
Eiiten pDl oaoOn abeei6idt. SD e%ntlinne mid
nidt, bab fe perd9tli1 bapon ipra1en, ~icnoern
lie i6pabten pariber pOu Subel unb 3uperii@t.
Sd i6idte einen 8ad sefdlidter Bapiere an
Sen. Sarreu, NIT benz folsenben S6reiben:
Baltimore, %. Dit. 1864.
v@enn Sic nit @ifer banoeln, 10 werben
Sic i'm Stanbe fem, bic beisei9lOHenen Slim
men ale fIr ben 8. Nppember 1T Oronune
su brinsen. SD riiroe mebr setbun ba+
ben, uber id babe teint 3eit. Sic lino ale
pieielben, pie bic S6parsen bic ibri9en betOms
men baben. 8eins bieier Yapiere piroe cine
senaue l1nteriu6ung beiteben tInnen. 90.
9cnabue ia9te, i'd icIe bies Sbnen ididen, uno
i9 babe es 9etban.
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Gorpoeatiou Notices.

Ten per Of each semi monthly inalmen, Of the
tract price, herein provided shall be retained by the Comp
troer until the expiration of each contract year II At the
praon Of each this contract shall have been faithfully
the parties Of the m part then upon the certificate thereof of
the said Mayor Comptroller and City Inspector the Comp
troer shall issue said his warrants for the ten per
No alterations notifications of the terms Of hi. conr,c,
shall be made eIcep, unanimous consent OF the said
Mayor Comptroller and City Inspector. and then only in
writing subscribed by them.
For the true and faithful performance OF his agreemen the
parties Of the frs, part will pay said party Of tho second part
the sum of - each and every year long said az
ent shall remain Ia force the same TO be- paid by the Comp
toer OF sad city drawing his warran. monthly pro-
porona,e thereof sfer d-ducting heeiro ten per
cent az eeinbeors In favor OF said contractor sub
ect however to the qualifications mentioned In this agree
ment.
This agreement shall continue in force for the term of five
In witness whereof the said Mayor Comptroller and City
Inspector in pursuance Of provision consned Ia Section
April 25 1864 have hereunto signed their names and affixed
their seals and the said party Of the second part hath or
srd his Tor their seal Tor .ea hi. day Of - IN the
year OF Lord thousand eight hundred aud sixty four
Know all men by these presents, that We, - OF the
City OF held and firmly bound unto The Mayor
Aldermen. and Commonay Of the City OF New-fok IN tue
Of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars lawful money of the
United States OF America to be paid TO the sad Mayor Al
dernen and Commousy. THEN certain Attorneys. Success
o or n5 sio 2 Of % do b and eao Of
Heirs Executors, aud Administrators, jointly and severly
Sesei with our seals Dated this - day Of -. thous-
and eight hundred and sixty four
whereas, the above DOundrh. Dy ah il'f IN
writing under hand and seal bearing date with
presents ha contracted with the said Mayor Alder
men and Comn0naty TO perform or cause 70 be PERFORMED
al the required be performed for cleaning all the
streets alleys. and AL gttrs wharyes pers ana
ads Of slips Ia the city Of New York ior tie perodo five
Tears Now therefore the conditions II the above obga-
ton such that IT tho said shall well and truly and IN
good Sufficient and thorough perform the WORK
mentioned Ia the said contract and well and truly perform al
the puJn and agreements in said contract and Pecci-
tons mentioned and in each and every respect comply WIN
the condition. therein cpuianrd then THIS Obligation 10 Do
void otherwise 70 remain in fall force and virtue.
signed and scaled Ia presence of -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24

State Of New York City and CoHnty Of New-fork g.
= OF ,sil city being dnly do aud say that /
a hOdcr IN the Ciiy Of New York. and reside Ut mum
Der --sireet In , and tina, an worth the Gum o.
dollars over and above oil debts and iDtes including
my liabilities bail surety Otherwise and over aud ABOVE
a. my property which j, exempt by law rom execution
sub,tri5ed and - this - day Of -, 1904 before me-
ComigissiOueT Of Deeds.
State Of New York, City ant County Of New. York S.
l. Of said City being duly -, do - and say,
,t am -holer ia the CITY Of New York, and reside 1T
Number street IN -. and that am worth TIE = I'm
of dollar. over and above OIL my debts and Liabilities in
cud az my nDt, bail surety 0heT -, sid over and
above AL my properly which exempt by law nom eAecu-
tiou.
Subscribed aud - this - day Of, il6i, before me
= Comm ssoaer Of Deeds
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Corporation Notices.
OFFICE 0, rua srnnxr cosn..ro, IN, ,
. No. 2J7 -.oADwAY
ITO CONTRACTORS ROPOSAJ

TO CONTRACTORS.-P ROPOSALs
l. inclosed In sealed envelope indor.ed with the ,,
the work and with the Of the bidder written H.
viii be received at this office until Thursday June iss
For regulating and grading Sixty th street. between ,.
and Firth 'Ant
For cnrbns gutering and tagging Forty eighth .v...
between Lexington and Sixth avenues wv
For curbing, guering and ia gng Forty fth stree h
Lexington and Fourth avenues. ''"oei
for curbnz guttering and Tagging Forty-eiztth AIR.,
between Third avenue and Fast River. 'es
Flo! cur5ng, gutterng aud tagging Second avenue hsr
Sixty hrst street and III gkty sixth street. ''
For ourbng, gutterin3 and tagging FiNy.four.h air.,
between Second avenue and East River wv"
For curbing, gutteng and tagging Eighty ninth stra l.
tween Third avenue and fnh ayenus. Y"
For cur0ing gutterng and 1a:g Sxtee nth street be.
Avenue and East River. ea
For curbing gu.terng and tagging Sxteh street, v..
Broadway and Ninth avenue. WV"
For hasggins Second avenue between Fortyesh.h an,
Sixty -hrst streets.
For tagging and refsggns Eighth avenue between PiAv
third and Fifty ninth streets.
For flling sunken lots IA Fty-seventh and siuvsn,
streets between Lexington and Fourth avenues '
For rebuilding Pier No. 46 North River
Blank forms of proposals, together with the speciseao,
and agreements obtained this ocs-D ited ss
Department. New ork. M.y %, 1904
CHARLES q. CORNELL.
Street Coniinis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24
DEADY WEDNESDAY, 25th inst,
THE LIFE AND TIMES
OF
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
ID A Ii
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24

SUBSTITUTE BOUNTY REDEMPTION
BONDS
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED AT
this office until Saturday, May 49, 1864 o'clock p M for
the whole or any part Of the sum Of 2OooOo Of Soldiers
Substitute Bounty Redemption Bonds ofie County Of New
York authorized BY Chapter aud amended by Chapter II
9th Laws oiloi and by all Ordinance Of the Board Of
SUPERVISOR approved Maya 1864.
Said Bonds viii bear interest the rate Of six per cent per
annum, payable semi annually the LIT day Of May and No
venber in each year and the principal will be redeeabo in
successive annual nsaeni, Of OOOO EACH commencing
on the Is. day ofNoyember 1879.
The proposals will state the Of Bonds desired. aud
the price per $40 thereof and the persons whose proposals
10 accepted will be required to depo. with the County
Treasurer "a. the Broadway Bsnk Wednesday the let day
Of June 1864, the sum. awarded to them respectively
nprescntng the Comptroller the receipts Of tho County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be entitled to
receive Bonds for equal Of the par value Of the
awarded to them bearing interest from June l. 1864.
Each proposal should be sealed and indored Proposals
for Soldiers Substitute Bounty Redemption Bonds" and
ncosed in second enyelop addressed to the Comptroller
The right is reserved to rec any all Of the bids II con-
sdered necessary to protect promote the interest. Of the
County. MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
CITY OF NV YoRK-DEPARTaKSr on FINANCE COMP
rRoLLER's OYucE, May 6, 1854
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Corporation Notices.
TT S. NAVY AND MARINE cor =
" N. Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEa.
OFFICE, New BUILDINGS
Coz. CHAxBERs ST. ASD BRoADwAr)
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF 5000 AND 800. CASH
DOWN FOR SAILORS,
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.

The United States authorities having In order to f up tho
Navy and Marine Corps authorized the raising of Recruits FOR
that branch Of the service and guaranteed that Recruits Tor
the Navy and Marine Corps shall be counted the quota
Of the places where they elect to be credited the same as
they 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 ENLIsTING FOR ONE YEAR IN THE.
500.
WHEN ENLISTING FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR IN THE AvY......................... 5000.
WHEN ENLISTlNG FOR MARINE CORPS. =. $500.
~ ANY PERSON BRINGING RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL
RECEIVE A COUNTY PREMIUM OF $50.
Marina corux
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Summer Retreats.

GOOD BOARD can be obtained in o priyats
~ family IN EAGLESWOOp Perth Aniboy. The hoass
j. Delightfully."- situated In full o. the Ra,,
River and Bay, with good bathing and boating isciries
tine grove ths house lrnshe, pleasant walks an,
good garden plenty o. fruit and vegetables communicating
with the city several times daily.
Terms-For adults per week, 80; children in proportion
Tor further particulars inquire Of
A. q READ. AZ Roo. & Antnony's
Cor. Nassau and Pine sts.. New York or Of
{. .. READ PeIth Anboy
MANSION HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, n. J.
W. VIII De- opened the lst Of June Person. wishi1,
Rooms will please apply 20
5. LAIRD, Proprietor
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No 4'o
or Er'adT'A WIFI 0PRSS S by j. E. COOLEY
WEDNESDAY, May IS, and THURSDAY May g. at
IMPORTANT f? SALE OF r E ffSd BOOKS.
sINGLY AND IN QUANTITIES.
AND OTHER BOON BON iPRoPERTY OF Mr..
HENRY O. BONN, LONDON,
ENTIRE STOCK OF SST BPo0Ks II THIS COUNTRY,
Amo sixT M5Gs b5L to faie than
e NE B 5 o BKs 9% to be .o by
auction without reserve Such opportunity for the puT
chase OF these valuable books has before occurred
and the presen. occasion is owing solely to the cause
The principal feature in this will be the large number Of
y0Sasi # 5s STs RISFy sn snd o the WORKS
In the Libraries separately These 6rsTes comprise over
Of the "very English and Foreign authors printed IN
and FORM equally adapted to the L1Iaiy and the
THE STANDARD LIBRARY. volumes.
BOHNS EXTRA VOLUMES............. volumes
THE PATHOLOGICAL LlBRARY........."..l7 volumes.
LIBRARY or FRENCH MEMOlRS............6 volumes.
THE SCIENTIFIC LIBRARY. volumes
THE BRiTsH CLASSIC LlBRARY......."..53 volumes.
THE CLASSICAL LIBRARY volumes
THE ANTIQUARIAN LIBRARY. ............i0 volumes
THE ENGLISH GENTLEMANS LIBRARY. 20 volgmes
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