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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
EERRY LEASES at AUCTION, at th
J. CITY HALL

! CITY HALL.
On MONDAY. March -. 1894 at II o'clock m, VIII DO
so.I a. Pabic Auction to The bghe.t bidder with adequate
for serm o. ien Years hon the lat day oi May
LEASE Of the Ferry now established from ths 100, Of
Ho.fou.t East Myef. kswi0Ik TO the foot Of GFanis''
Tie IEASF 4 the Ferry now established from he Tot Of
27d +, E,,i River New .Yors, to Grccnpoin. I.
Ur,udr. Fast River, NewYoTE to the foot Of Gr4nd'i.
Tbe IEAsE q tho Very now established from the zoo, Of
Chan bcrs Worth lyer NsslOs, TO the foot q fayonii-
ITksk Of the Ferry now e,,bi.h.d iron, the foot Of
Tue said -eveIal FERRY LEASES Will be .on with all
IT, nights pfygrs sud sd'a1ar-s Thereof bsonsns to the
w CONDITIONS
The conditions and covenants Of the Leases to DO In the
u' !Dm o. leHy Leases heretofore entered INTO ~ tho
Lee. r. c.ch Of Tie sboyer.red F7rrie, to be made
10 Fers and sl.o 70 consu eoycr1'i on the ar o ,ee
'hs D. or hoy VII conduct aud m,nI me
said Fcuy feulo' agreeable g. snoh ri.s s.slol
ordinances. or bylaws a. are nov or may heci'f toN
90 time. be made passed BY tbs Common Council Of sae
ihs purchaser OF the Ferry .gd y. sppend,se' in
.sr 70 tho Collector u lie 10 Eevsnae sum equal
ry on The rent OF tho Quarter in he execute,
esc with the usual otherwise to be forfeited to
is ton the time, eIscutei by two snot.e 20 TINS
ricet that he viii oaecue bond with surstie. to be ap-
I'M, quarter yearly and The faithful execution Of the Gov
enant. of The ees o tie Ageouccr and the e'
n a
he hsssr sud oxpes. weyaT l. 90 be incurred by
the orpo'ioI 81 In connection with the Fiot sap -
Bukhcai' or premises PFopo'ed0 Dc "A'oi 4'"S ' '''"
/ Of the lease. g., ,
should the csss Of the abovo NAMED Frres or either o.
thr be purchased by parties other ~ tac prF0nt rssers
they viii BE- required In accordance with the provisions oi
a. laws the state to puIeAao al lar APPRAISED aH'oh
lhould the present lesseCs tcsne 20 sell 81 o'ai
And arur necessary ~ The purposes ~ at-uy sah value
20 MED by persons selected by ihr od ana ne ~
case the paes se 70 tie amount TO be psid of
! the
The Lesso shall eso contain covenant requiring ehch fcy
I n Haffn. f.t it, II
pump vi not les than 40 FEET Il hose 90 s ppay and
mrsios that used by tue el- department % the City
Of N,a York sndo oe 1,.d vf e1iiurlhmeu o. nrr'
Whenever rrquir,1 Chief Ensnecr he a'ei q o.
the tEe Dep,.iuet OF the City Of he".i OH iof "hich s
Ice tho Lesiess shall receive TSsny Dollars Pcf honf 'o
.,., may A At -n- time to h. counted loss than oh'
hour. MATHEW T. BRENNAN 49, 49,.
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Chances fur Business lilen.

GHANCE-T0 Travel ard Sell the Ii ght OF
li,nuf ctrre NcNamee's combined BREAD ed PAS
1lY BOARD aud FLOUR CHE>.s Something new Ter
every hcleu. saving women and ROM me whole "dns
comb ned; and place Tor everyhs need only TO DO seen
10 lie or proved; right sells ros 10 al tahne 3ig@efi
the h or Penn. Newi ork, Illinois and missouri nireay
sold 1ls remaining states any County wui Dc sou ~
btrgin as the owner y sick a.d uhDr ~ attend to an
rnnsu chance OK win take In pagE,r send 'oT circular
H5ire,, JAMES McNAMEE, Eas,on Ps.
thS nnA 10 -, 0J0.--PAkINER NANf-
qyeP.OUV Ed TO attend to the Office Dersrtmes' of
cash business which ls paid the advert cr 2 9oo g
$40 600 Der annan Tor tie past sh yer The ousness"t
nav 4 OE Mis- year with the stance Of egi'ab pT,nez
References iobir eSohaugeG. Stcury aver Ter ms
amount vsstsd II req lied Address a. A. box NO. -"
New ork Post Office.
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UNHE COMMITTEE on FINANCE OF the
Il Board OF Conncil'nen will meet on THURSDAY, March
he ID at II O'Clock IN, 20 Room NO. Ciy iiaL All per
,on. ted IN papers ns he action Of the Committee
.ra requested to attend. JOHN BRlCE,
SAMUEL 4. WEBSTER
JOHN HOU0iprALIN,
Comm ,tt.s Oh Finance.
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OROPOSALs for s5OO,OOo VOLUNTEER

PROPOSALS. for SJUO,OUV FObtN Ebh
! SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND BONDS No.
tlgLT -Sead proposal, will be received AZ The Conpo'.
sr, Oace until TUESDAY, March l. i4 a. O'Clock y. n
n tir came viii be publicly opened Tor the purchase %
not e.. than their pr vaus Of The whos Or any p.r Of the
IN of FIVE Hundred Ihou.a and D0lis OF Inc NOLUN-
1FER SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND BONDS No y"
By ordinance OF the Corr aiion passed februey
~ srl On act OF tho Legislature ol Tue otue OF new ok
passed Ms,ch6 1868
Thr aid Bond, viii b-'r interest the rate Of five per cent
u .ulpt payab spontaneously the Grs day Of May and
Noyeu bsr IN each year and the principal viii be redeemed
November /. lo,R q,
The pfoposs win ,ao the emoun' OF bonds desired and
the nc, per one hundred dollars thereof aud tie
,ybe ais ure accepted viii he required deposit with
the in Of the City within hye DAYS after the opening
Of the bids III, awarded 10 tuem respectively.
On pe,eu NJ Tie Comptroller the receipts Of the Chir
bers f,r suc deposits the parties viii 10 ntcd 20 receive
bonds for equal Of the par value Nereo bearing In
t,r, Il from the dates 81 Payments.
Tsc pCuo,iiion should Ice sealed and in'ors-d Proposals
for Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund Bonds No g. and
inelosod IN a second envelope addressed TO tho Comproer
The right rcssrved 70 reject ell Of the bids the
lp erests OF tie Corporation require H.
kIAIIllEW a. BRENNAN Comptroller.
CITY Of Newlok, Department OF FINANCE, Complfolers
Office F,brugry 10, l.GA
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InLYMPIC THEATER.

ELf MGIC IbEhlEh. . ,u
" Lessee and DIrectress. .........Mrs. John wood
Stage Manager ~.
IL Is with great pleasure that the announcement made Of
Tho z.
COMPLETE SUCCESS
attending The production Of the
NEW COMEDY
THE OLYMPIC,
TANNING A BUTTERFLY,
AUGUsTrN DAILY, author q LEAH THE FoRsAKEN.
and
FRANK WOOD, author of LEAH THE FoRsooK
In which
Mrs. JOHN WOOD and Mr.. FRANK DREW
appear with
TIE STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY
,nd which its first representation received with every
token of
UNEQUlvOCAL APPRECIATION,
fully waranting iis being announced for
REPETITION THIS EVENING,
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
MEMBERS OF THF COMPANY.
CLARKE, j. H. sT6DDARr W. DAvID0E,
Mrs. JOHN WOOD, Miss HENRIETTA IRVING, Mira
SEDLEY BROWN Miss j. WALTERS, Miss AMALIE
HARRIS, aud Miss Y. PRESTIGE.
Doors open at I; performances commence at IL
Seats secured three days IA advance.
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financial.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
~ OF THE CITY OF EEW-YORK.
AUTHORIZED CAPlTAL.........".SR,oooO 900.
TO BIZ LOCATED IN BRo,DwAr NEAR CASMsT.

Tie Opening Of the Books at the Ranking llouse Of
LiVkRMORE, CLEMS Co. No. ~ Walst.,
OHMONDAY. Fob. o.
Il postponed to THURSDAY, March 3, iiG.
During that time the Promoters viii plea.e receive proposals.
for the increase 81 the Capital Stock to ONE MILLION or
DOLLARS once instead Of half Million at first pro-
posed
Each subscriber 20 the tt half million win be entitled to
take his proportion OF the increase If he desires which be
hold dstribuie among liz friends 10 Increase Tie bust.
Of the Bank. The rs half million has oresdy been
sCrihel
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MARKET CELLARS and OTHER PROP.

w ERTY of the CORPORATION to be LEASED Al,
ICTIy d-S0ce l. hereby gwen tst the Comptroller viii
on TUESDAY the 2ih dy d March ie. 81 O'CLOCK p m
ut the City Hall lease, bids public ctOu MAhnEI
CELbkE5, HOUSES uaI LOIS, HAY SCALES, and -,hrr
Corporation property, for oFG VI i've yeas from the t't
dsy 81 May, 1854.
(aiaosi,. conkins the dc5cgd1n, location ard terms q
sale uny b. bid upon lPiclou " 800 Collector VI ty Rev
aALe at tis office.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN Comptroller.
CIV ~ Ncw.York Depariu.u, Of ilrlnce, ConQuo'rb
OHre Feb. 26h l3,i.
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL coll

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLI
- LEOE-The Annual Commencement of This nstitutios
Will take place al the - -
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On THURSDAY E}ESlNO March 3, at 3 o'clock
Those In MEDIA cdaeation and tie public senss
ally are invited t. att nj. Doors oVtn at
OF EXERCISES
MoudelssshnL
2 Prayer by the Rev Dr. reich.
Conieuing OF Degrees By Prof Isaac T. Taylor TIE
PRESIDENT OF tie Faculty. =.
e. Overture William Tell .hossbi
8. Address TO the Ola.u4tes b. Prot Flat
G. Finale, 9Th Synrh
Z. Naedicory 81 Wiiim LLusk OF the urada1iBs Glass;
o. Address by Hon Simeon Draper, resid mt o. the
Board of Commissioner Of Public Charities and Coz
rectiou and Of the poa5d r. .r". - ~ Aha Po,d a,
Trustees.
II. Sclec ions ION Faust .Ooanod
II Address by the Rev. Dr. oi the Board Of ITusteea
10 Coronation March, Propheso "....... Meyorb,sr
4. FLINT, j., seCrctsIy.
TheOrches,ra viii b. und the direction o. br Caii berg
Dr. Chapins engagements In tie county coming very
The day Of the Commencement possibly prevent ho
attendance. positive announcements viii Oo made In tee
adse iseuents.
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|rI7HE HIPPOTHEATRON
AND kEW-YORK CIRQUE.
Opposite the Academy OF Music, Fourteenth 81 -
froIrsiyf and Dccf0r...
THIS TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
AND EyERi AFTERNOON AND ENENlN0
LAST WEEK LAST WEEK
FTHE WONDERS or THE WORLD. 80
Mr. HENRY COOKIES GhFAT CIRCUS TROUPE OF
PEBFORiiihG DOCS AND MONKEYS,
THE MOST UNPARALLELED SUCCESS EVEN
KNOWN IN AMERICA.
They appear every afternoon aud evening
~ CONJUNCIlON WITH
THE MAMMOTH EQUESTRIAN COMPANY.
ENDLESS VARIETY Of ENTERTAINMENTS,
EATON STONE.
the renowned bare backed rider.
Mr.. X IEhi5INGS,
tho celebrated tight.ropc performer aud equestrian
Madame JEANETTE ELLSLER,
the famed artistic the cords e'asdqne
Tus PRioFs RRAAis Usual va: Reserved Stalls
. cents Dress Circle 20 cents ichdfcn, Ls pFce AmPhi
he4or b Cents Doom open. afternoon IL evening az IT,
INF WONDERS OF THE WORLD,
from A.leys Royal Anph heater, London, and the Cirque
Champs Eiyse- Paris. who elicit, -
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
NS W ~ Avn ouVUIo ArfLAUSE.
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Doar0 anO Rooms.

DERGEN HILL-A small family wishes
L , BOARD aud two good ROOMS IN healthy location
Thin one hoGr of the City Hall Permanent arrangements
msde with strictly private family. Apply 70 hli' An
DKENS, No. ll9 Niliau-st., y y,
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Amnsemenis.

'NTINTER GARDEN.
w ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTH NIGuC
Of Mr.. end Mrs. w. J. FLORENCE.
TOM TAYLORS GREAT DRAMA
THE TICKET.OF.LEAVE NAN,
will be acted tonig ht with
IT'S GREAT CAST
az ORIGINALLY PRODUCED IN AIERICA.
BOB. BRIEFLY Ia Lancashire Lsd) MIR w J. FLORENCE
EMILY ST. EVERMOHD with songs " Die Schonsen
Augen" and " Barney 0'Hay". ..Mrs w J. FLORENCE
JAMES DALTON. alias, Downey. alias the
Tiger A. IL. DAVENPORT
uAWKSHAW, Detective. HAGAN
MELTER MOSS. MT BLAND
GREEN V. BOWERS
Mr. GIBSON, Bill HIND
SAM WILLOUGHBY Hard Ca.e..".......Mrs FLOYD
NALTBY Landlord Of the 0srdens........Mr.T MORRIS
MAY EDWARDS with Song. ............birs- ChANFRAU
Mira WILLOUUHBY. hind
Doors open at Ga commence r. Carriages may bs ordered
4 nj t.i,,
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ITO STEEL PLATE ENGRAVERS.-
4 WANTED stipple Portrait, and Landscape En-
DRAWER. Inquire Of NJ BARLOW, No. $50 fcsrl.st.
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WAN AMBURGH * Co.'S MENAGERIE
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYrIIAE CARAVAN
HIATT fi' No.. So and 81 GiR0iD#AY,
Between Prince and Spring street.
open s 'TST r IA e sUdcEssFUL ' WEEK
Of 'A' 0Hp' 'iFi Iv ftsG'i Will y ANIMALS
which Grat Var Elephant Performing Elephant
Lioo..e, seDga and Senega Leopard White Bear, Oriz1
Bears Cinnamon Dears Poonah beafs young LIONS and
spotted fiyeyas Burmese cow Bgaal3 s. A. Tspir zebra
English Faow Deer Ocoloi4 and Mid Cats lchueumous,
Hse,S ek and Grsy C.f.Le, 3 Ostrich Whiie Pea
eoeks, Pelicsn BLACK Swan, White and Blue Cranes and
Ponce Crowned Cranc' Black and Orgy woye, Po,yms,
Acan sree. Deer; Gray, Green Blue and Red
AL. mansev. and Bsboon, etc etc pail Of enormous
Con.e just landed beside en- innen-e number u
THREE. GRAND PERFORMANCES
livery DAY, ,.
OIRCUS.-BROADWAY AAlPHIrHEA-
~ TER, no. &c; BROADWAY A..
l. b LESi'''''''Ei:vE:iR EVERY Ei;yiE:SINJ.
and %SsfDNEsDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
until further notice will be presented continuation OF tue
| SiEGULAELY VARIED .,,
| AVID ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENTS
| which have rendered ,,o,,,
THE BROADWAY CIRCUS,
DUNG inc p''' TIFF TIE FAvoRlTE RESORT
4 Of All who seek .....,, 49,, ,,,,rr.
| BRILLlANCY, EXCITEMENT AND MlhIh
/ In the way Of popular amuseurnis .,,,,,,o,.
| A MAMMOTH CIRCUS TROUPE,
| A MAMMOTH CIRCUS TROUPE,
a MAMMOTH CIRCUS TBOUPE,
| DANCINu AND TRICK loRokSl
| INF HURDLE-LEAPlN0 BUFFALot
| THE EDUCATED SACRED BULL
| and Troupe Of - ,,-.-,,., ,,, o,,,,,,
PERFORMING DOCS, MONKEYS, AND PONIES,
THE BROADWAY CIRCUS,
CONCENTRATION OF NOVELTIES
""''" WITHOUT PRECEDENT IN AMERICA.
and
BEYOND TIE APPROACH OF COMPETITION
MATIKEES FOR FAMILIES,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
commencing al a O'Clock.
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Ualiis.

TWO respectable BOYS WANTED, as AP-
Il FRENTlCES IA a Printing Establishment. hnsioc e6io
TO read well. Apply ri No. u Frsnsiortst, 30 hoor
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Amusements.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

n
In compliance with the repeated solicitations of nuns'ss'
patrons. the Manager will reproduce,
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,
TOM TATLORS GREAT DRAMA.
TIE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
with all the perfection and effect which characterized Il Of b
EVERY here nd E wv ss PsT THIS WEEK
at , and 4 O'Clock. and
POSlrR Eli NO LONGER,
60 new and magnificent Spectacular Piece viii be brouShs
MONDAY, March1.
MR. HARRISON,
the Comic and impronpu Singer appen' at each pefen
THE TYRoLEAN WHISTLER,
on his three whistles at once and on the ryrolesn Fanny
THE FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS,
THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN.
' TIE s' TaI LIZ QUARTET OF HUMANITY
~ ~ THE + TWO EEIFiS DWARfs
IL year. DID, end "a M 70 y ya o Old and Is IN
AJAPANEsE MASXIN hoo:
The WHAT Is TT or, MAN MONKEY
r.,oy, ALBINo FAMILY; ,,,n,
w,I Frsrs, Of opoa Us NE ~
en Or ~ T0M TsiUMB and WIFE conf MUTT and MIN.
M WAhhEN in their wedding costume which they wore
Ut the Os"' TWo 5' hssiS CO p Il XII DOGS,
from Colorado Territory The only specimens Of these are
rA THR WEaS 5Tt fRP P9n ESEbs
A MONSTER PYTHON,
tho great dragon Of the IA East end srpprvrs
ROBERT H0UDINS AUr0MAI0N WRITER,
EDUCATED SEAL which plays MUSICAL INSrRUL
MENT and a million other wonders.
Admission Is cents. Children under ten. 10 cents
NIBLO's GARDEN.-Commences at "a.
~ Lessee and Mans ger .,...........WM. wHEATI.Ex
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE ENLARGEMENT OF
MISS CAROLINE RlCHlNG5 -
AND her RENOWNED ENGLISH OPERA TR0Uf1
Mr. EDWARD SEGUlN Baritone.
(son of the late ceebrIted basso Of that nsmc.l
Nh. w. J. HILL Principal Tenor. -
Mr.. WALTER BIRCH, Second Tenos.
Ne II. PEAKES Basso.
Mrs. ARNOLD seconda Donna.
Mrs T.. d. HARDY, C0ntIato.
Mrs. w. J. HILL
INCREASED ORCHESTRA, AUGMENTED CHORVS,xSs
PERFECT SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
CONDUCTOR. HARVEY B. DODWOhfH-
TONIGHT. second time, Adolphe Adams's celebrstsd
comic opera, -
TIE PoSTGf.LION DE LONJUMHaU,
WITH ALL THE ORIGINAL MUSIC
Made 'aiDe bliss Caroline Feelings
Marquis do Courcey M Peter Rielinss
Chape!On. w j. MA
BuOu.. r.. ccsuM
bOurdonea. IL ioaAos
IN ACTIVE PREPARATION,
DONlLE1TfS LINDA Dl CHAbiOUNIh-
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WALLACK's. TUESDAY.
w Doors open ut II; overture Il oor;sa
rises at its cOnClusi IL - - -.
ElGhrh IiNE, MARTINS NEW PLAY,
with new scenery, costumes, and novel ELECTS
PURE GOLD,
In which wll appear
Messrs Lester Walack Charles fnsr Marx Smith. DEFY.
Norton, Floyd Moore. Brown. Pope parkes, Niiann!ns
Mrs hoey Miss Madeline Heariquos, 4iF JsnnDss eiiss
Carman and Miss Green.
WEDNESDAY-MAsKSA AND FACES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (uiacty seventh uneb
FRIDAI-PURE GOLD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tninetyeighth time)
Ia preparliion-LONDON ASSURANCE. -
Due notice will be given Of the representation OF ths
stsndsEd Comedy,
TaE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
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News EtcBlls.

Marshal Lamon will sell tomorrow
the confscated real estate in the city Of
Trusten Polk, John Lctcher and other
notorious rebels.
The following National Banks have
been designated as fscala agents Of the Gov
ernmcnt and repositories Of public mon
eys; Mechanics, Chicago; lst Knoxville,
Tenn. and I'd at Reyenna, Ohio.
Every possible effort ismaking to pay
the army to July 1st Last week about
ten million dollars were given out by the
Treasury Department for this purpose,
some Of which went to the army before
Petersburg.
The last invasion scare in Maryland,
which yesterday sent numbers of persons
pell nell into the city, turns out to have
been caused by the movements Of our
cavalry,
The average daily receipts from In
tcrnal Revenue was not quite up last week
to Mr.. Fessenden's hope fora million dol
lars, though on Saturday it was over a
million and half
Secretary Fessenden is not expected
back for ten days yet at least. Harring-
ton is acting as Secretary ad interim.
-Advices from Petersburg are that cy-
erythiUg remains quiet as usual. The ac-
tive work on Thursday by the gun boats
on the James silenced the rebel batteries
and our transports have not been troubled
since.
The Union Convention of Perry
county viii be held on Monday, August
Sth.
The Democrats of Tunata will nom
mate their ticket on Monday, August
22d. There are nine candidates for Sher-
iff, and we doubt whether more than half
of them can be nominated and elected.
The Lancaster Httcitigcacer, had a
strong article, few weeks ago, earnestly
advocating the nomination Of Judge
Woodward as the candidate Of the Chica-
go Convention for President.
The editor of the New York hide
pendent says that a leading citizen of New
York, a noble and unspotted lawyer"
had addressed him in these words: "The
Fremont meetings in my district are
held in the same grog-shop out of which,
last summer, issued the rioters who set
fire to my house, the audiences are the
same persons, and the speakers are well
known as Copporheads."
Not oneDemocratic paper in the State
has advocated the right of our brave sol
rdiers to vote, and nota single leading Dem
ocratie politician has uttered word in
their behalf; but wait till the People
thunder on Tuesday next, and then look
ont for the echo from the army in Octo-
Der and November, when soldiers ballots
come back to plague the copperheads who
sought in vain to disfranchise them.-Pa.
tience, gentlemen of the reptile stripe
the storm is coming co GhamJeysJwg
ReDOsjf0rY.
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Arriv al aud D Depnrtnre of Mails

The mail from Butler to East Sandy by way Of Holy
oke. Coultersville, AnQndalc, surrinsve and Clinton
VILE 36 miles; leaves Butler Monday and Friday Of
eaeh week at o'clock, m, returns Tuesday and
Saturday Of each week at o'cIock, p M
The mail from Butler 10 Salem Cross Roas by way Of
SaxOnburc, Sarversvle, Freeport Shearer Gross Raas
Mclnughln's Store aud Oakland Cross Roads 43 miles
leaves Butler Tuesday and Saturday of each week. at
5oclock' a. M returns on Friday and Monday CT each
week, at o'clock, p. m,
The mail from Butler 70 New Castle by way Of Mount
Chesnut Prospect, Portersvilc and Princeton miles
leaves Butler on Monday and Thursday Of each week ut
o'clock a. M returns Tuesday and Friday Of each
week, at 8 o'clock. p. m
The mail from Butler to Iawrenceturg v av of North
Oakland Barnharts Mills Baldwin and Bruin 25 miles
leavs Butler on Monday and Friday of each week at
o'clock a. returns oh Tuesday and Saturday Of each
week, at o'clock, p. M
The mali from Butler to New Brighton bv way Of Pc
tersnug. Break Neck and Zeenaple ~ miles: with two
additional trips between BrcaN eck and vs
Butler on "Wednesday Of each yael Mt o'clock a. re-
turns on Thursday Of each week at 5 o'clock ~ m
The mail from Butler to Pittsburg by way of Glade
Miis, Bakerso~n, Tally Cavy Etna, Dequesne and Ale
eheny City S2 miles, leaves Butler every morning except
Sunday, at o'clock, M arrives Butler from Pitts
hgh by the same route every day, Sunday excepted at
] O'Clock. y. m.
The mail from BRtler 10 Mercer by way Of Accondles
Browuington, SlnpcryRock North Liberty Ionden and
Balm - miles; leaves Butler every day Sunday excer
ted at o'clock p M returns by the route every
day sunday excepted; arriving in Butler at o'clock In
the morning
The mail from Butler 70 Indiana by way Of eovIes
vule Worthiuston, kttanning flderton and Shcloeta
~ miles, leaves Butler Monday Thursday Of each
week at O'Clock m; returns Tuesday Friday of
each week. at I O'Clock, p. m.
The mail from Butler to Doydstown 6 miles leaves
Boydstown on Friday morning Of each week arrives at
Buer in the forenoon departs for Revdstnn came
sfier the arrival Of the mail from Pittsburgh.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-10
The Sons ofLiberty.

The papers of Indiana publish the re-
port of Gen. Darlington to Gov. Morton,
exposing the Order which first became
notorious under the name of X. G. c.
{ knights of the Golden Circle). then as
sumo that of 0. A. X. (Order Of Ameri-
can Knights, and has latterly been work
ing under the name Of the s. of L. (Sons
of Liberty. The report of Gen. Car
rington contains brief and systematic
summary of what the official documents
of the Order show to be its Nature, its
Principles, Extent, Officers, Operations,
and Purposes, These documentAare pub
lished, together with the Report, and ev-
ery-truth-seeking reader, to whatever par
ty he may belong, can at once satisfy
himself whether Gen. Darlington has
rightly understood the language of the
documents or not.
The most prominent doctrine of the
Order is that the United States have no
sovereignty, that every State has right
to secede from the Union. that if the
Government of the United States claims
any power inconsistent with the extre-
NEST theory of State Rights it is usur-
per, and true patriots have not only the
right but the duty to labor for its over
throw.
The Order, of course, claims the right
to oppose the draft and the payment of
taxes for the continuation of the war. 1t