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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27

They WILL crRE the above diseases in ninety
nine cases out OF hundred
INDUCED by the extensive sale and universal popu-
i arity of Hootand' tiermsn Bitter, (purely yrgela-
bel hosts Of ignorant auacks aud unscrupu adve
turers. have opened suffering hunaiy the flood
gates Of no>trum> in the shap OF wi'ks. viely
compounded with injurious drugs, and chrstened IOnic
Stomachc and Bitter.
Beware of the Vulnerable array Of alcoholic prepare
tions in plethora botlrs aud bg-b kegs under he
modest appeliaio Of tiers. hch instead of curing
only avgr disease. aud leave DISAPPOINTED
ferer in despair.
Do you want something 10 strengthen your
d. you want good appetitel
DO you want % build up your constitution
Do YOU want 10 feel welll
Do you want 10 get rid OF neryousnessg
Do YOU want energyr
Do you want to sleep we'll?
Do you want a brisk and vigorous feenef
1t you do use HOOFLAND 5 GERMAN
BITTERS.
ION, Rec. J. Neuton Brotcn d. d., Eaa'r critic Es-
cyclopedit cf Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend patent
medicin general through diSrut Of ingredients
aud fleets, yet know OF no sufficient why man
NAV no test III 10 the benefits he believes hms II to have
received from simple preparation, in the hope that it
may contribute to the benefit of OF 'ers
| do this readily in regard to Hoofands German
Bitters, prepared by Dr. Jackson of this city. be-
cause was preudiced against them for many years, I'M
der the impression that they chiefly alcoholic
mixture. | am indebe to my friend bert Sho maker,
Esq, for the removal OF this preudic b proper tess
and for encouragement Try th when suffering from
great aud long continued debility The Of three bot
ties of these btrrs at the beginning OF the present year.
followed by evident relief and restoration a de-
gree of bodily and mental vigor which ha felt for
months BEFORE and I'D almost despair of rega ming
Therefore thank God and my friend for directing me to
the use of them. j. NEWTON BROWN,
Philadelphia, June %. is6l.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27

eB-The Board Of Public improvements, al
their last session. granted nine building permits
The value thereof. when completed, will proba
bly, be $1,000.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27

eT- All kinds OF Book and JOB Printing neatl.
and promptly done at this Office. a, living rate
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
JONATHAN w. GORDON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW

HAVING OPENED LAW OFFICE IMMEDIATELY
III over HUNrER's shOE SURE. No. 10 last
Washington street, Indianspolis Indiana. tenders his
professional services 10 the public. mars dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27

eE The I34.h Indians. Colonel GAVIN. left
for the Army OF the Cumberland.
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FOR SaLE.s

4 DOUBLE bRlCk COTTAGE HOUSE. No. ls1
~ West south street. one and half stories higi !,
three rcom- an kitchen. eenrntsd CELLAR uuder each,
eth ci-tern and porch Possession given immedis Ely
ntt good For particulars call at B. LosAn's Grcery.
myi6-cxv B. LOGAN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27

NLADIESl LADIES. LADIES' DOM
fail TO read the advertisement this paper, head
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. DR.. Cheesmsn. Of Ne,
YORK. has devoted the last thirty years II bis practice
Female Complaints. His Pills like = charm Til.
reliable and safe. nova-d6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
COMM z RcIAL.
nv TkLEsEsrE.
Lew YORK MARKET.

nv TkLEeRsyE.
tsw sork MARKET.
NKw YoRk, May 90
Cotton &c better: mid. upland g7d9e.
Flour less active and scarcely 50 hrm; s. 25d
q 80 extra. 81 10 extra Round Hoop Ohio, 81 IS
a. 80 trade brands Market closing quiet.
Whisky frmer and more active: 81 27@l 2e
for State. and 81 29@l 80 for Western.
Wheat opened dull and closed quiet for COM
mon descriptions; 81 5719@l 90 for Chicago
Spring. 81 6OGl 90 for Nil. Club. 81 I0@l 10
tor Western Red; included are 100 bushels
Nil. Club 30 arrive in three weeks ats OF.
Corn quiet; 81 80 tor new mixed Western de-
lvered
Oats more active. and l@3c higher; s61s a
SoIsc for Western, and 9Oc cash Tor West. and
State
Rec heavy, llh@l2c.
Coffee quiet
sugars steady; 2Oc for clarified n. o.. ia
for huscovado.
Molasses dull.
Pork higher and active; S2s@2s 80 mess.
SIS W OH do . 81 so new DO closing at 80 81 -
d3l; S24 OOd25 old and new prime
Hams and bacon sides dull. nominal. quiet,
and unchanged
Lard steady and more active: sales at 1870
l4lsc. including small lot of very choice, at
H4c.
Money easy. SAGE per cent
Sterling active ana hrmer; 2 02Cd2 03
Gold opening at 50. advancing to "a, declining
to $3.50. closing firm ut e5
W.
cincinnati Market.
CIScIsSArI. May DC
-Four quiet and unchanged hardly anything
doing.
White wheat lover; sales of 1000 bush prime
Kenticky at 81 &c, and Red dull at 81 57@
1 60
Coru dull, and offered freely at 81 Is sheIled.
Oats very dull at s3Is@s4.
Whisky 81 % delivered.
All articles in the provision line are held high
or. aud the prices asked are above the views OF
buyers; there was little done
Mess pork active and bouyant. 800 81 refused
Tor city. and holders ask $50
Bulk meats are held "a higher.
Shoulders lll&@le34
Sides Ils4@i2
Lard heo At 1870.
Groceries frmer.
Coffee lc higher.
Gold S20S3.
Silver 7O@72.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27

HOYrS HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYT's HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYr'S HlAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
In Lougfellow's Poe Hiawatha sdjudged TO nav,
conferred tue greatest BON on bis tribe b., ause
brought TO its notice corn. Every one viii sdmii thai
preparation worthy Of the name, the benefit,
II confess when Il l. known.
WHAT THE HIAwATHA DOES.
II faded and gray hairs aud ~hiskers
original color. brihhs up the natural shading OF uIs
hair with another, thus gVne the HAIR perfect life at
pesrase. 20 tina the most crit I'll observer d.
teci IT. use. l. makes rSh bair soft aud sill y,
Is tlrng out, cleanse Il a. the sea rom al impur
ties i really app led and wiped from the skin m,
hsir d essing, ana rely overcomes the bad n,
pr viou use o. Preparations aiming sulphur, sugs
Of lead &c.
The prop>etos Of the Hawsiha published the follow
ing challenge TO test, in the New York d4il.es thrs
weeks, winch
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED
let some well known and disinteresied persons o.
point me 10 the proprietor Of each preparation tor n
har 10 br ng rp tn color Ever, proprietor to q
nothing BIT his wn pr"parafi'n nd h. per noth
else uring the test certificate O. the result To- 4
widely publ shed al the spense of the unsuccrs,f
competitors
Sold ever" here. JOSEPH H0YT 60.
maris div No 10 University tlace, n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHE,

OF Lozenges let the Cold Cough or Irritation of th,
Throat be ever 20 sight, by this precsution
5 rious attack may be eGectually warded of
Public Speakers and Singers will find them eectual 70
clearing and Strengthening the voice.
Soldiers should have them, as they be carried ii
the pocket and taken when Occa ion requires.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines in th.
United States and foreign countries at IS cent PEI
box. my5-d6wlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27

Seminal, Urinary and Sexual systems-new and reah
treatment-n Reports OF the HOWARD ASS CITATION
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes. free Of chag,
Address d. J. SKILL H0UGHrON, Howard Associa
ton, No South Ninth Street, Phiadelphis Pa.
mar30-d6wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27

e o Id Err S-WE THINK DIR
Strickland quite right in advising you his advertise
aent in columns of to-days paper TO take boitl
OF his highly recommended Anti-Choesa Mixture in you
knapsacks. it may the lives of many of be,
soldiers. Mothers, see that your do not neglect
You get 1t at the Drug Stores 50 per bottle
II is the best remedy for Diarrhea and Dysentery.
march7 -dlyeod6wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
Telegraphic Dispatches
MIDNIGHT REPORT.

For Morning Report See first Page
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
COUGHS AND COLDS.

The sudden changes of our climate Of Pu
monary, Bronchial d Asthmatic Aifec ions Fxperi
ence having proved that simple remedies speed
lily when taken in the ear stages Of The disease re
course should al once he had TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-30

TxTTgD STATES TaEAsuKI NEW YORK March IS, 1884
NT0TICE. Parties holding Thirty (30) or
mere COUPONS on the Three Years Seven and TAIes'
ktsbei u with Schedules a any time before that date
UoIs complying with the shove will have their Coupons
AID checks gwen them, the 3ls inst alter
,s',ock p. m.
slank Schedules win be furnished upon application Il the
interest Department Of this Ofee.
JOHN J. CISCO, Assistant Treasurer
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finautiaI.
IN TOLEDO RAILROAD Co. !

80, CIEyYLAsp o., March 10. 1864 !
Cs'AS SEFTMNi-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of a per
A oE f,r % froa Government tar, upon the Capital
EyEtS. AN de. T3t y 3. fosId 81 D.
CONF ns ,bs Ia day Of April next the Office Of
sc.or' esRwIi,YE Co. Ne. ~ Wanst, New York City
nd plths 2st dsy Nay se1 and alter the latter date at
~ ~ conrsry', Office IN Cisselsns
h n. Company Soa I,s Book, win be e, closed on
NApiL - =. - -, e --
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RESOLUTION.

R.eommesd1 BY tie Board Of DIRECTOR ne S,ho'de
for adoption az the dHaH6l MEETING, Mdrch 10 i'p'
Rolrsd That cIpedent tina. expenditures io coh'1uo
ton equpent and objects pertinent thereto r9Nns 70"
capital toud in main bc provided for by an increase
thc capital stock Of the Company.
RsorTd That 81 csptal stock should be ma'
solely for tho purpose Of building and completing double
racE or such part thereof DO exPeden and for equip
ping the road and provdrg such additional rolling stock
essary 10 rropery do all the business which may Offer
for no other purpose and should only be issued from yoar
YEAR In such lounss the Stockholders At their ANNA
meetings may decide upon. Their decision ll he based
upon dssied estimate made by the Board Of Directors O.
the Of money necessary for the work Of tbs year aG
that the issue Of stock shall only te sold after public
notice.
Reored That the increase Of capital for 1864 shall not eI
coed 4 sect 600.
Reolrsd THAI tie Stockholders hereby recommend aad
may be necosssy authorize the Board Of Director.
make such agreement arrangement with The holders oil
hs bonds under the trust deeds viii enable them 70 ia
the capital stock indicated In the preceding reo!u
ton.
Adopted unanimously BY vote OF $50 900 out Of $3.50
OF stock &J72go Of $3.50 oO0 Il rst mortg
bonds; S37C6,OO OF $5l6JoCJ Of second mortsag,
bonds ard 5l6 000 out OF SloOO0 Of third mortg Re
bonds. 10000 voting because not registered
Resolution adopted by the Board Of Directors this day;
RoireG That the Turees under the Mortglges Samuel
j. den and John Ferguson be and they hereby request
ca 10 call the earliest moment possible, meeting OF the
Bondhoders the City Of Now York 20 act uTos the
Lotions adopted by the stockholders At their annual nen IN
tho City oil Ptbug the 10Th day Of Matb 1904 and 10
ebain IL possible tho Bsseut Of the Bondhoder thereto
Xttes.: W II. BARNES, Secretary.
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Financial.
$2,O0O,OOO LOAN C a.
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
PROPOSALS FOR 81, 100000 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS

Sealed Proposals viii be received the COMPTROLLER Office
until SATURDAY, April D 1894. ss3 O'Clock .. n when the
same will be publicly opened for the purchase Of the whole
any part OF the OF Two Million Dollars Of tho Soldiers
Bounty Fund Bonds" authorized by OF the lie gsauTe
Of the State Of New York passed February t and by
ordinance Of the Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of New
York, passed March 10, 1864.
The said bonds viii bear interest .he rate OF six per cent
per annum payable seuannusy tho first day Of May and
November In each year. and the prnopa will be Reasonable
in successive annual install ents Of FIVE hundred thousand dol
lars EACH commencing on the day Of November 1851
The proposals will the snoUnt OF bonds desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereo and persons whose
proposals accepted viii thereupon be required to deposit
with tho County Treasurer the awarded 10 them re-
speciiyey.
On presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts OF The County
Treasurer such deposits the parties will be entitled to re-
ceye bonds for equal Of the par value Of The sums
awarded 10 them bearing interest from the date Of payments
Each proposition should be sealed and Endorsed Proposals
for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bouds incosed In second
envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The rgh, reserved reject any all Of the bids II con-
dered necessary protect promote tho interests oil tho
County . ,,,,,, ,-r
City Of NewYork, Department Of Finance CompsFoners
Office March a. 1854
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TEN-FORTY LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL P<yE or Ngw fonE,
DESIGNATED DsPosiToRv ~ TIN UNITED STATES,

SECOND NATIONAL P<Sk of INV YORK.
NEw YORK, March 70. 1864.
BIZ authority OF The secretary 81 mo 4seaSay ms bshA
viii rec,ive yIbsc- ptions on account OF
OMITTED STATES BONDS,
authorized by the Of March 1884, bearing date March
Is Tede-abe st the pleasure of the Govcfnnsnt Efef 10
ve,r And aysbe forty years om date bearing interest u
rt year. payable Bonds not over hundred
doars annually and AL other Bonds iern annually In
Subscribers will receive either Registered or CouPen Bonds
"a they sy prefer and viii be required TO IN addition TO
the amount the principal Of the bond. IN lawful money the
accrued In coin Tor IN United S1,ei Nets or ire
Notes Of National Banks, adding ~ per cent Tor rreiua
uut further noics from the Ut day March or SePeHoer ~
~. case nlay BE- until tho day Of subscription aud yaent
IL Is expected tAi the Inst deliveries OF coupon Bends VI
be made not lster than the fourth lithl Of APRIL.
A. q. ALLEN, CeIief
IrpLRrr preallenf.
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Eefinres an6 tflcetings

COOPER UNION FREE LECTURES
~ b. s. OSB0N ESQ.,.
will deliver Lecture
THE HISTORY or THE NAVY OF THE UNITED
STATES,
In the large hall Of the Cooper Union, on
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL /, AT O'CLOCK.
This lee Is the ninth Of the Course delivered this yea
at tine invitation the Trustees OF the Cooper Union. and y
free, no ticket OF admission being required.
Tho Las been attached TO tho staff OF Admiral fe
rugu and TO that OF Admiral Du Pont and has acted n
the capacity aide Capt Wordea VI the Monitor sn4
ADRIAN 5. HEWITT, Secretary.
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OF NETWORK. CAPITAL 5000 600.
y to authority OF the secretary Of the Treasury tAa bank
l. PIC pared to receive subscriptions to tho
NATIONAL TEN-fOHff LOAN
issued under supplementary 10 en- ct entitled an hcs
10 provide Ways and Means for tho support OF the Govern
mem" approved March g. 1858.
This loan 10 RsdoeInabs ster ten, and payable fory
yoas date with interest at the rate Of tive per cent Per
snpuni. Interest and Principal payable in Coin
Subscriptions the above must be made In laval money
Of the United States and the accrued interest paid In
or in National Currency (addrg) hy per cont premium until
further notice. OEOhOE OFD1hL, iroehsh'.
n a. RoIsror Assistant Cashier
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HrsEr A. HuRLsrr, President.
This Bank will open for business
AT NO. $40 BROADWAY,
WEDNESDAY. J0th MARCH
a. ,rred by tho following Certificate " tho Controller Of
the Currency.

fcoPY1
TERAsuEr DBrARrxBrT,
Cyucy or CONTROLLER or TIE CJRR.scT.l
WAsHINGToS, March 10, 1864 }
WH,rsa, by satisfactory evidence pIe.cn,sd 20 NE sndr
irued Il has been made 10 appear that THE IEAIh ~
IiONhL BANK Of the CITY OF kEN.fORk, in The
COUNTY or NEW. YORK and STATE OF NEW-fOkh
been duly organfed under and according 20 the require
nrn,s Of the Of Congress, entitled An Aetto provide
Naioral Currency secured by pledge OF United ssie'
Stool, md to provide the circulation and redemption
thereof" approved February 25 1893 and has complied wh
N the provisions OF said required 10 DO complied Win be
fore CORNER cling tie business u banking, -
Nor tseYsJs,e. J. HuoH MoCUILooa, CsnsroiIs ., the
Currency do hereby certify tina. the TENTH NATIONAL
BANK OF the City or NewYoL County OF New YoTt and
stale OF York authorized the business
Of Banking under the sct aloTes-id
In csincny whereof witLess my hand ana sea- OF ohos
-N eisned HUGH HoCULLOCH.
Controller Of the Currency.
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Amusemenfs.
.DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

lRARNUM'' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE Ai BE4UTif ftti ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN o.
THE BEAUTIFUL n aittad %SEfs 'O'ArAI1 OF
BRILLIANT sr = TAX DRAMA
APHROsA;
SPIRIT OF BEAUTY,
PRODUCED FOR TIE FIRST TINE IN THIS c0yNr1Y
PRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THIS CoUNfax
/. ALL TIE VARIED HUEs OF TILE RAINBOW
reflected In dAzz ing sP ,l, ,n,,,,
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET,
oorsecso, sesSe5y md Elsss,. GS It.
MR. HARRISON, the Comic ard mprompsu singer and ~
TYROLEAN WHISTLER with his whistles tthres q esssA
and Family Coree-Po. sppear between the acts
TO be seen a. all hours OF tn. day and evening
udn. Ann. osn The NovacoTA diANrEss s.s
WV GENERAL GRANT, yn.. the ,n.lle.. man living
Th. Wisconsin TNFANr DRUMMER, only four yesn -
~ a AZ IA "a y = MAs NiS n a3Skpy
Three ThBLEstx q MoyTSo WAX sIog g wi
CON. MUTT and MINNIE WARREN in the csstsassa
Two I III HsGsI PRAIRIE DOCS from Colorado Terr.,
THREE sPEGkIE6 BROOK faSgT, Each wEIcs
MONSTER SERPENT. Il iset long
RosER S I HoupTs ATp TO-, ,1yS W MATER
snd innumersble other curiosss.
Admission - cents. Children under ten. IS cents
SATURDAY, April s--Beneat Of Sanitary Commsssa
WINTER GARDEN.
w THIRD NIGHT
MILE. MARIE MSSTrHuA scHELLrn.
THIS (wEDNEsDAY) EVENING. March -
Nile. Marie Meihus Schesr will appear for
THE THIRD TIME
In new PASTORAL musical drama adapted expressly fss ~
from the German by Aug. Daily, esq, and entitled
LORLlES WEDDING
which will be with the following admirable casa
Lorlie. Mile ncthua Schcef
Baroel... NhanIau
Countess Ida. Mrs FLOYD
Rernhsrd, the artist. Mr. hagAn
Christopher. .................Mr A. II. Davenport
Father Martin. M hind
Professor Magesier. MI Morris
Seats may be secnred from to O'clock at the box 49,
for any evening Of the week.
Doors open at 7; commence q.
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METROPOLITAN FAIR TICKETS.
IVA The TICKET DEPARTMENT Of the FAIR wiz DO
by permission OF j. w Wsact. esq) oadsr 'hs direction
Of Mr.. THEODORE MOSS
Ticket. can now be obtaneA at the following places
Box Office, Wslseks TheeteI.
c. j. BARKER, Harndeus Express Office, No. "a Broad.
way. - -
G. O. JONES, No. 76 Cedsr.st.
No 10 Aston House. Of Mt. ;. v. RUSHTON
PIIcsSSeason Tickets admitting 10 all Departments, At
oil times eIcep, the Opening Night, IS
Tickets for Opening Ceremonies
Tickets for Tuesday day Of Exhibition Wednesday, frss
day Of sale, 81.
Tickets FOR Thursday Friday or Saturday Of fss week. 80
cents. - -
The FAR win open on the EVENING ofMoNDAY, April
and continue weeks The Committee the right
10 chang the rates OF admission from time to time
Prices for tho second week will be announced AMER the
Ing of the Fair.
Tie ticket admits to tho Fourteenth street and the
Union Square Departments "
GEORGE GRIsWOLD GRAY,
Chsirmsn Of Committee Of Arrangements.
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OSWEGO COUNTY.
PROPOSALS FOR S31O,500.
SOLDIERS BOUNTY FUND BONDS.

SOLDIERS BOUNTY FUND BONDS.
Sealed proposals vii be received by either Of thu undr
signed until TUESDAY the l2th day Of April ncTi az ,
m o tho purchase OF the whole Guy part Of the sn OF
Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds. authorized by resS
o. Of the Board Of Supervisor " Oeso County passed
pee 1863 and by Of tine Legislature Of the state Of
passed FeD o. SG The said bonds viii bsar In
tees the Of cent per Gnnun payable 'en snsu-
ay the lat day Of April and October In each year ana the
pdrcpa will be fedeeable in successive snnuA indictments
Of Fifteen Thoussn Five Hundred Dollars each eonmsncin
on the lst day Of April 1865 aud ending April 1884 The
Atlantic Bank New York City The proposals viii state he
amount Of mstaEy Of the bonds desired and the
price per 10 thereof and tho pesons whose proposss are
ccepted viii therefore be required to deposit with the County
Treasurer at Mexico the Marine Bank IN OsweEo, the
sun, awarded them respectively together with The accrued
inerest from April the date Of The bonds Esch proposition
should be sealed and ndored Proposals for Soldiers Bounty
Puud Bond" and ncosed in secured envelope, sddresed
20 either Of the undersigned. So, O.,
Tho night ia reserved to REJECT or all OF the bid cor
rd necessary protect promote tho interests OF ms
county. - IT,, T.. A., .
CITY of Oswego the 18th day Of April at IL m-aexico
L. H. CONKLINO. Co. TIess'r. MoIieS, N 7.
ELIAS ROOT, O,vego.
ID. L. COUCH, Osuego.
J. II. WOODEN, Fulton.
A. w. SEVERANCE, Ne~-Bayen-
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Amnsements.

OLYMPIC THEATER. ..I .-
" Nos. 622 and GA BROADWAY.
Lessee and Directress. Mrs. John Wood.
IAN ACT TO AMEND THE LAWS OF COURTSHlP
AND MATRlaONY"
Albeit Is now become OF the common law In regard
10 the social relations lie that often every Bissexte
yeaT doth return the ads have thc sole prvee OF making
love lnto the which they doe either by wosds OF ookes
unto them seeneth proper and viii be entitled to
the benefit Of clergy who doth refuse to accept the otter OF
ldy who doth In any wiso teat her proposal with nesecs
OF contunely"
THE FAVORABLE MANNER
with which the
EXCELLENT AND LAU1HABLE COMEDY.
J. B. BLACKSTONE, ESD,
founded on the above
ANCIENT LAW or COURTSliIP AND MATRIMONY,
and opposite to
AMMO DOMlNl 1854,
ENTITLED
LEAP YEAR;
LADIES' PRIVILEGE,
has been received on every representation . ..
thereby stamping u ssa
STERLING AND STANDARD SUCCESS,
Encourages the Management to Postpone the Production Of
OTHER NOVELTIES,
AID announce It for repetition
THIS EVENING,
in which appear
Mess Frank Drew, }. X. Mortimer J. H. stoddart o. H.
Claske, C. T. Pasoe, IT,. Brucca Mrs John Wood N'ss
ntlTet.a Irving Mrs. Sedley Brown, Mss Amihe Harris
Miss J. Walters and Mis-, Stocqueer.
Doors open at II; performances commence at u
See.s secured days in advance.
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NOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY SIAM.
l. FORD. CoNN-The Term opens March 81. For Cir
cusTs apply to Mia AIKEN tho ST. Nicholas Hotel
the 2slh and 10Th, between tho hours Of and ?.
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Il Circular at No So Broadway and at 70. 20 Ns.saus
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