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A LADY of experience rs teacher Of pisze
IA and 80 GIN pupil OF Ba,sinis, desires SITUATION
family hero Instruction In music would be- rece.ys3a
payment for board bring piano necessary Address
A. station ID.
A r Nos. ia, l76, and l78 Blceckcg-st., Sx
blocks west Of Broadway, Pleasant Rooms With Hpe
lent BOARD from IS 20 $40 per week Families socosk
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.-WANf-
Il Ed, by lady. FURNISHED ROOMS chs OF sws, =
good locally VITA without BOARD. Address Mrs q. II.
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Corporation Notices.
PROPOSALS FOR
100000
NETWORK COUNTY COURT.
HOUSE STOCK"
PROPOSALS FOR

SEALED PROPOSALS wli-osREcEIyED at In. Cs..
'roTers Office until WEDNESDAY. MAY asSiec.tsa
O'Clock. m. shen tho will Be FSly opened G, 8.
whole any part Of the of Two Hundred sasasa ID
lara Of The Now Fork County Cou, House Sock sus.
ICED BY Chap 2z of the Laws Of 1904 and by an ordinance,
tine Board Of Supervisors approved by tho Mayor Msya
laL
The said Stock l. provide additional means for the 49,
strucon aud completion Of the County Court House -
Chamberss J. will bear interest Ut the Of pr co.,
annam, paying semi annually tho frs, day q NAY -
November in each year. and the principal will be redesmsAs
follow, VIZ: One Hundred thousand Dollar. on n. svt
day Of November 1895 hundred thousand doras. a.
tbs first day OF November 1896.
The proposals will the Of stock desired ssS ~
price per hundred dollars thereof and persons wsos.
proposals accepted viii thereupon be required 10 -
post with the County Treasurer tho awarded Ia hss
respectively.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts Of tho Csus<y
Treasurer fer such deposit, the parties viii b. erd ~
ceve certificates for equal amounts Of tho par value Of ~
ments
Each proposition should be- sesed aud in,rsed Propsss
for New York County Court House Stock aud incosed \
second envelope. Addressed to the Comptroller
The night is reserved to rec, any all Of the bid As h.
tere.t, Of the County req.ifo II.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptrsn<
City Of New.Yors, Department Of Finance Conprsluss
Office New York May Il, 1864
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Corporation Notices.
IT s. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
VI N Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE.
OvYcs, EEg BurLDrSos
Cor. CB,aBEEssT. AsD BRoADwArb
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY 6F 5000 AND 500, CASE
DOWN FoH SAILORS,
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIzE MONEY!

The United States authorities having In order to hh the
Navy and harne Cops authorized the asng OF Recruits for
that branch OF the service and guaranteed & Recruits for
the Navy snd Marine Corps .a be counted tho quota
Of tho places where they eieo 10 BE- credited the same as
If they Sere Recruits for the Army tho County Volunteer
Committee have resolved to pay Recruits for the Navy and
Marine Corps the following bounty. osa down. upon their
being duly mustered into the sersico<
WHEN ENLiSTlNC FOR ONE fEAR IN THE
WHEN ENLISplNG FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR II THE NAVY $oGo.
WHEN EHLlsTiNu FOR MARINE CORPS. $500.
~ Any PERSON BRiECING RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL
RECEIVE A COUNTY PREMIUM OF $50.
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HEADS OF THE LEADERS-Portraits,
Biographies. and Characters Of Hoy. JoHS BBOusz
Governor Of Ohio-MR THoxAs BLANCHARD, the inventor
r. H. TRAIL, w. D. the Phy sicnn. Author and Founder o
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Effects. OUE SOCIAL R.LATIoss-EeG Couior:-A Village
Wedding "a SwedenH-iif Customs. aud Cer-norios.
CRISOuSs Q Parody sud a Protest, Ivy Helen Mar-Ani
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rT'O CONTRACTORS. - Separate SEALED
PROPOSALS. oaoh indors-d with ~ title o. the wosk
for which the BE- offered the Of the person Tss-
s-ntins tie and the dae u II. presentation, VIII be-
oeiYcd Al, this Of. until IL cocs Of TUESDAY, Nw
o. 1885, for tho CONSTRUCTION of SEWERS in tho G3-
lowing streets TO wit: In 81 sv from sthst TO i2sh via
brsnch In gd st. between - and 3dsvX Aso, In lIht
between othevs sI.o in OIchard between Hes
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ton avs also IN lUhav between Oh and 3ststs. and .ss
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may be and pecilcetous obtsined application 10 lA
CoHtrsCt CesE.
THOS. STEPHENS, Cretoa
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A. W. craven, } Board
Office Croton Aquedpct Department, May r. 1864.
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ITS ALL UP IN DIXIE" and MEM
Il DRY BELLS" Two songs by Henry Tucker
author Of When this cruel is over Thoassnds lave
already been cold Price - cent? Sect by mel.
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C,EA SHORE RESIDENCE FOX SALE-
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and Altogether ore finest locations on the s0naa
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NOW READY:
MIR. RAYMOND'S HISTORY
OF THE
ADMINISTRATIVE
or
PRESIDENT LINCOLN,


INCLUDING HIS
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or
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have never befoe bean printed The whole forming eosc
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TILE MOST REMARKABLE STATE PAPERS
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"VLLIE las GONE TO THE WAR"
w aEd BEAUTIFUL DREAMER" the two bs-. Of
Stephen C. Fosters songs. Price 81 cent? each Sent by
maj WI. a. POND / CO., No. 5i7 Broadway, n. Y =
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5000 n AcEE sSos G2aa otter f5a sco ere:
snrerior BTPUMINOUS COAL LANDS IA Mchcan 'ouu,y,
PrpnsyyuniA uea. tho Bradford and Erie ksiroeL ne
$1,000 cash Title pefect Mans and surveys cen W WV
a, their Office No. 200 broadway, Nsw.forA
40 COTTAGES for SALE-At $500, 81 w.
ZtV Al f0 Also 10 elegant DWELLINGS, VIII ,on -
eight lois each al g.? so a. %6ee. Also 200 LUIS oo
lfrYly ,itns,l Al t.rnni e three city railroads
''' G. r. MULLER, Atlantic sv, East New'fsA
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Pay ot,bs q. s. Marine coas
Grade.
firs. or Orderly Sergeant. $50 gD per month.
All olhor sorsesn,s, each....... - 90 per month.
Corporss. - 90 per month.
DrumrnsIs and Fifers............ IL 90 PER month.
Private. IN barracks Al Navy Yasi IS 90 per month.
rrysies s., s.a.................. Ii 80 per motsh.
seanen sud ordinary seaen who viii be shipped for two
yeers will receive addition 10 the above bounty OF $40
month. pay In advance AMI three months eIti pay "a
Government bounty
The rides OF wages follcws:
FIRSt-CLk ~ fIREMEN-........S30 pcr-mouth
sECOED-CLASs FlREMEN-..... rs per month
FASSERs.................... - per month
SEAhEN.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II I''f month
ORDlNARY SEAMEs.........." "a per mouth
D7MEH......,................ iS pr month
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 per month
Boys VII not DO taken une.. they sixteen years Of
stout good health and not below fee, inches n hight
In al eass ia consent Of the passss guardians louss %
hrst obtsincd
Tho County bounty and the three months adysnce pay VIII
be paid TO all rccSpS irrespective Of cass and hltmonbly
pay be lett home. by application to tho rsynaers Of
he vessels to which the recruits nlay b assigned
All nced information can DO obtained by applying at the
Naval IN the Park; and persons be enlisted and
sworn in either Of the following RENDEZVOUS which are
the only authorized by the Navy Department IN this city;
All recruits thus enlisted and receiving hs bovutie aforc
.sd viii b. re4,sd the quota OF tho City sEd County Of
Nsw.York
CAPT. OSCAR BULTUs, o. s. N. No. ectsrTyst
CAPT EDwAaD THOMSON, U. S. ~. No. 34G wA.-rst.
LIEUT. CONDO JHO. MCLEOD MURPHY. U. 5. ~.
No. ID Safest
Acr0 MASTER JOHN W. COIN, U. sN,
No. 10 sOuih.t
CAPT. A. N BREvooRr. U. S. w. c., No. 10 BOwrcy.
EDWARD p MEEKER, Y. s NJ C.,
County Bounty Rooms No. 10 Bowery.
C. GODFREY GUETHER, Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
oRiSOs BLUNT, Supervisor
WILLIAM 81 TWEED, Supervisor.
WILLIAM r STEWART, supcrVi.sE
ELIJAH T. PURDY, Supervisor
GEORGE oPDYKE, Auxiliary Member.
County Volunteer Committee.
ORISON BLUNT, Chairman
Ne~.Yort. April. 1854
NJ Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COM
N. MITTEE,
ovncs Txv eUILpIso. CoRszR Cg,NBERs 81.
AID BROADWAY entrance on bfoes~sy.
10000 VOLUNTEER WANTED.
rb. following The pecuiay Inducements offered;
COUNTY BOUNTY cash down. $40 90
UNITED STATES BOUNTY. .dditiOpal........ ioe 90
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
-
AppHcaoas to be made r'0Hagy at the oce o. the Com
mii,se.
~ Any person bringing recruit for the srny TO
ihi. Office, will receive premium Of twenty dollars.
C. GODFREY 0UNfHER, Mayor.
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
oRlsoS BLUNT Supervisor,
ELIJAH =. PURDY. supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Supervisor
GEORGE oPDYKE, Auxiliary hsmber. !
County Conmnee
oRI5oN BLUNT, Chairman.
New. York, April g. 1854
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Gummsr Retreats.

THE TOURETrE HOUSE, Bergen Point
j. en- the kiil Won ku. N. J., will OPEN for tho SEA
SON the lae. port of May Rooms may be engaged
,e Summer. Regular communication by steamboats, fsou
Pier No. = n. r., and railroad fiom Jersey Guy.
WESLEY w. MT. Proprietor
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yTHE DEFORMED.
THE DEFORMED.
THE DgFoLaED.
ny MRS MARSH.
TIE DEFOBMED. By Mrs MARSH author % " TITO
Admir.Fs Daushiof" Emilia Hyudham" etc, ia pubshed
this day and is FOR sac b. al Oooksoes aud aseu..
everywhere complete In volume Pi.er price ~
cent.
II IL Published and FOR ss'o by
+. u. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS
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NEW VOCAL Music" For the Dear Old

nREAMS, TIER SIGSnlCAECE.-PIemOni
~ tions Of Deaii-Fo-c,eng he EyenTakinz IN s!oe
"A CoHfession-sayed his Ship pys DRAMA Mother.
Death Seen Ia Dcsm-i,eveaiicn BY Sir Waller Scott
Desd Bodies Seen IN Dreams-A Record Of Remarkable
Dreams in which John Rogers Thomas Wyatt, Nichols
%oton Queen Mary and other distinguished characters
JOURNAL Now resdy only IS cents Address FowLss 4
MKLIs no. 3oy BToatrAy. 4. Y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-09

1--WE trust for the credi. Of our
country and Abe Lincoln 10 particular,
the Dakota Union will take down that
picture Ut the head of ito editorial column.
We don't know who it 10 intended to rep
resent, but it looks like . sick monkey
Sioux City Register.
That picture 10 . fac simile Of Father
Abraham, taken on the spot, after having
heard that the Register threatened to cup.
port his reelection. His friends say that
hs did look very despoodent-bu. he will
get over it BY November, and after that
70 would like to see the conntenance Of
the Registers editor. If We thought ~
could bear the pitable spectacle. He will
look like = sick cod6sh
You ought to BE- ashamed Of yourself
70 have Abe taken there. His face would
look bad enough. Tos must have in
formed him ".hat the Register threatened
to support his rs'election,' when You we're
trying 70 buy out this paper. But theo
you are sach lying fellow, At least Gov.
EDxurDs says so, and his affidavit WAS
taken - evidence BY the House Committee
on Elections.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-09

~ The Alhsmbes Ssloon uadse the
proprietorship Of VIZ. HurculSs, 10 deci.
dedly the finest institution Of the kind Ne
have ever had 10 Sioux City. The pro-
perry vas purcbased few, months since
by Mr.. HurcHlxs, and he has spared no
pains, or expense, in fitting it up. The
bar is tastfully arranged and supplied with
oil kinds Of liquors, both spirituous and
malt, Of . quality to suit the most fa,tidi-
Gus. Attached to the bar is beautiful
soda fouptain. where the temperance man
can auench bis thirst for the small con.
sideration Of ten cents. The bowling
alley attached TO the Saloon is 10 good
order and an excellent place 10 take
healthy exercise. But the most attractive
feature about the establishment Is the
billiard room up stairs. It is large, airy
room, and supplied With two splendid bill
lard tables. One lately purchased in St
Louis BY Mr.. HurcHrSs Of Brunswick h
BRo., is the veritable table manufactured
BY that firm, and presented b them to the
Sanitary Fair. The bed i pure white
Italian marble, and the material and work.
manship Of the table is Of the most i'm.
proved and delicate character.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-09
ENERAL .McCLELLAN'S
REPORT.
A Cheap Edition.

e The Propfietors Of the Chicago crimes arc about
70 issuc, In cheap book form, tpaper covcrs)
General McClellan's Report,
- recently sent 10 Congress y the War Department
pubiieinterest 1t ouehtto have universal eircula.
ton 5ssa #@#
II ought to he read by every man, woman and
child In the country.
!. We solicit early orders, that ~ may know how
largeths first edition shall be. II WILDE supplied
~ follows:
12coptes, $500; IS copios So 90; 50 copiss So 90
Addreaa. STOREY WORDEN e'7'7
mira Chicago, Illinois
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-09

~"The happy family" is now being
played At Yant.on, D. T., BY the Dakota
Union and Dckotian. This 10 a new play
with an old name, in which the consistency,
veracity. etc, etc., Of the actors are beau.
tifully delineated. The Dakotian cores
the Union and the Union strikes back with
= strong arm. Withall, il 10 ~, instruc-
tive plsy-grammer, composition, slang,
biningse ass, esec>ioa fssuds 30 uu~ art
politics, finance and all the useful arts of
the day are touched upon.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-09
Sionx City $tgisttr
All over Town and County.

- LIS. Sunday night between tho
hours Of tee and twelve o'clock deer, .
Zoe young buck with horns, swan tho
river and charged down Second street st
lightning speed. When opposite the Wan
regan House he assaysd to jump the side
walk without calculating the distance and
hight Of the fence, against which he busted
bis head With full force. and fell PROSTATE
on The side walk. Our host Of the Wau-
rsgaa was near 1t hand, as'ususl when
there il an opportunity offered Of pro-
caring delicate dish Tor bis guests, and
With the assistance Of Col. CHAPEL, who
WAS opportunity 10 the house watching the
dear, secured the animal by cutting bis
throat. We did not get . taste Of the ven
ison but understood i. VAS delicious.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-09

~ We have received the FIRST number
Of the Frontier Scout, published at Fort
Union Dakota Territory BY Vinegar l.
Goodwin, Co. a." 3Oth, Wis. Vols pro.
prieters It is = good deal Of . paper,
and gotten up regardless Of expense. We
would call the attention of our merchants
to the following extract from the Saluta-
tory Of the Scout:
"Our paper will have larger circula-
ton than any other paper within = dis.
lance Of fifteen hundred miles, consequent.
y Il is tho greatest advertising medium in
the country"