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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
-poTrIxo oY TIP FASnIoN CouRSP I

TRoTTISG on THR FASHION COURSE, l.. L.
Yesterday trot for the Association purse Of eloo fo
horses that had beat 24j mile heats three 10 Eve
to wagons came of the above course. The day
tine the track in good condition. and Tie attendance
excellent. or the thIfteon entries. ouly Stoiewel
Jackson Lazy Collins, and Gen Grant started. Those
LOT.es bed tr0ted the previous Tuesday this
track On which occasion. StnnegsN jackson had dis
ancrd them both in tho frt heat Ia 4:S5. This made
him ia. faYOrifc IN the biting 400 So being offered
that be- won. He very nearly repeated bis previous
raOrd4Ty Performance 81 distaucins his antagonists
ne Lady Collins met that fnte in the fret heat and Gen
Grant only escaped il by the uorance Of the driver Of
StonoWa In the second heat DE did actually distance
Grnt owing 10 the latter showing temper throughout
the race. IIme--2:Bt, 300.
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TRIDAr Ap-lg A. \

Geld opened dull in the street, and S--Auoi'd
sominally at l5gi Tron this r,lnt che -<ai rallied
30 isli and closed I7s}. aher s.riur to~ rs ma
Stocks on the stree, were s'as'r fseAcrk Cen.
tsal 1854. Krie ll'i A. nr g. T,A,hanec Gov
,rnmert Bond. were vrrf .ar C ? cent, issl,
Essn". 7oo' A.r.r a. nm Currency
ovrisca.os 20. s.ss a .kteady, Tennessee . =
cen, .sa1si D-o-rs DIT a5et0 Virginia =
rsnt co. C.aI ,f.t delaware and Hudson 2J0G
"a rsaagv n; Central Coal, Is; Climber
sfd C,aL as ,>defc Mail, ~, d227i Central
Ansrirsa r-e bes55' n. Y. Central, l25'ai36'
Er,s ss.lrs, Ems. Erie Preferred. 1907 alO6i;
Harss- 4 Harlem Preferred loii Reading
Is4s ,Higan Central Nll9l42i Michigan
s-~t.-. ,Apuchiran southern Guaranteed 1871
ras central ~ Gl29; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
49, ~Galcna, l25dl25!; Cleveland and Toledo,
So KCh.cago srd Rock Island, ll4i all4f. The
- ytd no second session. nor any business Of
% ounce done upon the street Spectators have
fely been 80 ouiet large amount of "cslls' in
.4Srlem stock have been satisfactorily settled The
usines il DO. over the heayist holder has not yet
demanded his stock. The closing rate was 20. The
closing prices were: Gold, l7s1; Hew-York Central,
I35; Erie, IA; Erie Preferred lO7; Hudson River.
10; Harlem. 22O; Reading, 1864; Michigan Southern,
ssa; Michigan Southern Guaranteed l3s; Illinois Cen
trail 1885, Cleveland and Pittsburgh III; Cleveland
and Toledo. l47I; Fort Wayne and Chicago, ll5l;
Cumberland Coal, 7e!; Chicago and North Western,
Do; Canton 45 Quicksilver, 69I.
CLOSING Quotations MINING STOCK BOARD.
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Travellers, f,uilc.


To ALBANY, by Hudson r. H., 10 WnTren.st, 7, 10
o. m, aud u, and lO:fOp. ~. Sunday Train iioIs
S'th s.L p
To Albany, by Harlem X. r., 10Th -, ~ nom
18th g. 10 ~ and AS Sunday trais lb p .
To Baltimore by the New jersey II. r., foot Of
tourtiandt t., and ~ g. 10. u y. IN, aud IL
Hiduifht. Wv p
To Boston by New London line Pier - n. r.,
Bloomington line Pier 10 ). r.. and F.ll River
line Pier n. r.. dsly lSund,y eIccptei) .... 800
To EctoH by New-iiaVeu H. r. via Springfield,
zhst and sth.Ay ................B and 500 p
To Boston by New Haven r. H., Z..h.st. end i,s.
sy VIA Shore Line, ~ snd , m. SDndSy... 500 p
To Bss,lo, by Eris Railroad. foot Of Climber
AID 10 md s;cs r.
70 tho West, by Pennsylvania Central Rsirosd,
foH Of COurussdtst, I q m. eid : md p.
TO the Ne-I by Central Railroad OF NevJa-.y,
f0Gt OF Court andt t............6a ~ asd G04
10 fhiladeiphin BY New Jersey Railroad, foo. of
Cosruand ~ and 10 =. ni - m, asd 6p.D
and " midnight. Sundty so1 o.
To ilsdslpha, by CANDIDA and Amboy Railroad
Fer Nm r. foot Of Bsrclsyst..,..6a ~ .od 100 T. n
To Wssiinston by Ee~Jer,ey X. L.. foot Of
Courtlsndts -, and 10 a M, "A y. n cad II
nlinirht ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tn r.
To isphank, islip Fire l.land md othe, TesorA on
Long Island, by l.. l. Railroad from Janice slip
nd foot Of stth st.. r.. R...........ss n lad 400
For further information IN regard TO Railroad Tsse Tb-
Sc advertisements n another part Of thi. p.pex
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N.i,s Close at The Po,t-omc..

For lTelsnd, hy sirunfT DIV u batImore, via
Quecrnown seiurday, Apni 20.....,.....,..... lOI
For { sba aud ~. West Indies, BY Sie-4u,r Evening
Star SstaTdsy Api Sl......................'. p a.
For Porto Rico, BY steamer Evening sas, Saturday,
AyTi
For New OI'eaIJ, by steamer ETenlns Star, sstur
day, Apdl a.. a p m.
For Great Britain end the Continent, by scsues
sr5oas, via sou'hsnI.on SATURDAY krrl ~. lOl
Fo- California, Ore son, N,sir.tpn lfcTfitory sd
he spdwich l,sHdS, dsiy ,Sundlys except
,nd u p
NOrth-Abai.y, BUfslo and Csnsda.,J sud n p.
foTtn snd VI rrt "
Western NAL va Hnr Railroad ....s and u T.
Southern md south. e.torn NaS. NJ A. a snd l0i p.
Faa,rs Il N, IA and Il r. M
Newport sbd Fel p.
The Long l. ard Mail closes s..........s. sad \. m
SuHdsy Ma-Dn sunday al mais cio.e Is ~ NJ
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iSSI.
Terms Of PsymenFor AL description. Of Wool cash prcs
Choice selected saSonv Fleece, Is dG7o.
Trss.aasrter. ard f1dbloodcd m-rlno Fleece 77aSa
HAfbood Fleece, 70qigc.
H4iiyc and quarter flood Fleece. 79Q7ee.
CauGja Fleece. 1Ja'5c.
Tub Washed. 81 G3Sc.
Dlmsffc Pulsd
EewYork City extra he'd 75d-g,
cyy ;S%P'i P Pssd to ,sss
Choice County Poklock Pued, SJ@.Nc-
Country EIra Pulcd. 92dllr.
Country super Pulled s1dg3c.
Country No. | Pulled, b5diOc.
Canada Pulled 35G1Oc.
California Invaded Fleece. in grades. s7as5s.
CslfornsA Ashcd Pulled. 35d1oc.
California Common Valid Pulled 2'a35c
AliraiiIn C1pe. a..
Australian Fine Unwsshsd. 4gas3c.
Cape Of Good Hope Inc nNashed. isaac.
Spanish Medium White Unws.hcd 17aAsc.
Spanish Medium, Blss Uu~Ash.d, Sass.
African UnwHsbed, NGsoc-
Mexican Washed. 33Gisc.
Sovh IAerioaa
BnenOs Ayrea INV asbed n.nno Fleece. 3Gdi7s
Buenos Jrcs uuwasLcd Mcs.Lzo, ia los, q. ava
EniIo Rios Unwashed !iaZ'o.
Cordoya Washed, J0Gac.
Peruvian Washed 41d5e,.
Peruvian law ashed. so l3c.
thiHsn Fine INV ashed J3df3r.
Gillian Common Unwsshed ldasc.
smyrn. Fine Washed ssds5c.
snyrnl Gray Washed i3aiSc
sinyy ris GRAY s;'I med. Pulled led l,ai5c
snyTss In Grease. Joa1Je,
Donskoi Washed Long White SOa5so.
Doaskoi Washed Long bl-ei' uafe
Washed Whit. a.eiBn 10 tine 5od55o
Wsshtd White common, tOdAc.
leiDg, a,o,2c
Black, ga &c.
Turkey wa.hea ,Oassc
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a. "a. u = .t
by BANGS, MERWIN Il CO., Irving Build
~ ngs, Nos 5s4 and $50 Brosdsy.-Saes Of BOOKS Ste
tionery Pictures Works OF Fancy Goods Furniture. ks
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
SATURDAY MORNING. April 90 at IL o'clock, AZ No. 70
lots between 5h aud 6ays assortment Of nire paor,
Dining Room, Chamber and kitchen atufe, CooaiEs usE-
,i. kc Sale peremptory.
THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE
BOOKS AND CURIOSlTIES
that has ever occurred in this country will
MONDAY AFTERNOON May ?, at Oclo.s,
and continued daily in the order Of the Catalogue until all 10
sold Being the enle collection Of the late dsnguined An
Mr. JOHN ALLAN,
consi.tins Of CHOICE, SCARCE, CURIOUS SUPERB and.
UNIQUE BOOKS mostly In elegant aud substantial rinafgs
Also ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, EN0hAylNGS, ANTIGUA
TITS ARTICLES OF VERTU, AUTOGRAPHS, COINS,
MEDALS MINERALS, DEALS. HIGHLAND CLAN
DRESSES ARMS, SILVER WARE, SNUFF BOXES, &c,
kc THIS collection made with much care and est en-
sents opportunity for purchase which has before
edualed.
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GREAT BARGAINS in MACHINERY.
w win ne SOLD in Philadelphia by Auction TIES.
DAY May u, 10 close Estate, all the MACHiNhKs sss
FIXTURES ola large msnufactory Of PAPER HANOlNGc3
consistin. OF GROUNDING, GLAZING, and PRlNTIN0
MACHINES with great variety Of Patterns for Printing ~
Machinery or Hand Win DO sold together orin detail
ne opportunity offered into the business sue
e-ssfry in PHILADELPHIA, there is bat one fsc-
sOy in tie city which doing SPLENDID business snd c0inas
money Tor the owners .
ISAAC PUGH No. %O5 Walnut-st., or
WILLIAM CURRY, I'D and Callosilsts.
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LAUTCu or AN -CLlD<-rhe Ericsson
iron clad monitor Mabopao being nearly completed
will be lsunched from SeooTs yard in Jersey City ,E
fore part Of next week.
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APRIL 7e-l0G9o bas Flour. le17 bh WHISKY, 3e bag,
Corn Hes G3l bush barley. $50 pEE. Pte'9n, 20 10.
do. Land, 10 do. Aches. 30 do Buti-f.
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Advert ementl
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Or NEw.YORK.
mo. WAILsT)
DESIGNATED DzrosIroNY AND FrcsL AeKsT sy THE
UNITED S1ATKa
ria or

FOR rHs DisTsIsUrIoS OF
The NATIONAL 1910 1--WE PER CENT LOAN.
This fiTyyesr- loan Al per cent per ann srKRrsr
AID PRINCIPAL Br SPECIAL ACT OF CoSeRyss, uADE Pay
p1x IN Go1p-and Also y special Act, this lean is ExsmPr
FRox TAXATION.
Parties subscribing st his bank msy receive coupon bonds
Immediately with cetn coupons March l. by paying the
coined interest currency sddns hhy per cent for premium
on the COIN or they msy by little delay receive bonds With
interes, commencing tie first day Of subscription
The rue viii also apply to registered stock except that
il c not be d, ivcred within days ser subscription
Parties subscribing either way for redistribution viii be
allowed o cig n per cent commission
The Secretary Of the Treasury nstrGc this bank ioow'
"The First National Bank Of the City Of NewYort, Of
which You are President h authorized receive subscriptions
tie National 1910 Loan and ia hoped the: i,s eIerons
energetic and active employment of which great
resrse is pacedwi be- attended with complete
"very respectfully,
tsgned "s. 7. CHASE, Secretary Of the Treasury.
ITO $. c. THOMPSON, esp President"
The Coupon Bonds are Of $50 $780, 500 and 81 ooo de-
Nominations.
Payments may be made in Legal Tender and National Bank
notes checks and drafts any bank In this city that will
pay on demand, OF days notice. Address
| JAMES CUrPHEY, Cashier.
Fir.t National Bank, Eew.YoIf.
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. TAyIOR & BROTHER Auctioneers,

N b. TAYLOR & BROTHER, Auctioneers,
IL will cell at Auction on MONDAY May at u oeloek,
at the Exchange ssleroom No. Ill Broadway NJ T. iD ~
.AIe BUILDING LOTS, on Evergreen end CsntAsvs Nad
ison Jeeer.on Adams ard Georgests, in the Egheen's
ard OF Broo.lyn. contiguous 70 kyleay., and broadwy
cars. Every 10, Pat Up viii be sold without reserve 70 Ins
hebe,, bidder T,rni. ~ per mortgage. Title inds-
potable aps and information at the ohce OF the Auction
ecrs No. 1873 Esssaust
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hops confirm. " limited demand for oonsnnpcs at zJ@
8c. 81 sosnd ana 3dl5 for unsoDsd the latter etpecsy
plenty and sedSed sLippag goods .ad beId
o. yt0 2c, but tseIr v 10 inquiry ~ moment.
HONEHA good dnsnd stl prevails at fss psies sslos
Of 100 b6ls -. DonlirJ9 81 81 ~, duty paid. 80
sHAf Il 10 tgot supply, and the market firm, with it
inquiry for OOvsTnset sales Of 40 bales 81 VI DH
IS 100 u .es dealers however are holding OF sntc
pany lover prices long ia view OF srsor arrivals row
That the cAsss ~. sbost bsas opened 10 ns. CATION.
lRON-Scotcs Pig hai been active demand and the nukc
Is decidedly frssr afuezced BY the increased tariff o. S 70
TIN IN cyTeAi funds sso OF 800 tuns 5Jd 57 tus
ash now held go Il which 100 tuDs placed near the
close Bar rcr hiss advanced els per American Pig 10
sod s 2heAd Of production and the manufacturers now
workng on orders present price. wholly nominal but
the tendency. OF souTss, 10 strongly spwSrd.
LkAD-Iign qut, but hrui At tho Improvement In view
Of increased duty sos Of tuns son Spanish at lie Y d.
cash.
LiNE-Comrnon Rooiland Is 10 GOOD demand at sesdy
sales Of 400 bbls at 81 90 cash Lump 10 scarce and
quite hrm 1T 81 80
MOLAssEs w. nnd rather doing and the market
very strong under the influence eIesd the passage the
80 = cent additional duty bin sales Of 800 hhds Cubs Brsco
,Ado At S about GO hid. Porto Rico, par, g. and I23
bbls New OYlesnSAt 9oc. "a 81 10.
olLs-L!n,sedh selling In small lot, nom epshsn BE-. J.,
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WAR DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BuasAu.
OFYcK CHIEF QuAkTERMAsTER
WAsnS6Tos. April Is, lS64.)
4 UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
"a HORSES-Will be sold a, public auction 10 tie kgh.j
bidder, at the tTnes and places named below, via:
Newport, Penn, Thursday, Mays,
Gettysburg. Penn. Monday, Mayo,
Altoona, Penn, rhursdsy, May r.
NifRin, Penn, Thursday. May 49,.
Reading Penn, THURSDAY. May %,
Lebanon. Penn, Thursday, June 2,
Northumberland, Penn, Thursday, Juue9
Scranton, Penn. Thursday jane 10,
Wiiansport, Penn. Thursday, June ~
One Hundred 00) horses at Get sburg, and Two Hundred
and fry 900 at each OF the other places.
These horses hsve been condemned unfit io he cavalry
service ofthe United States Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains may be had
Horses will BE- sold singy.
Sales begin al 10 H.. and continue daily til all sold
TERMS: CASH. in United State. Treasury notes only.
JAMES A. Fkl%,
Lirni. Col SD O. O. NJ Cavalry BGTese.
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6ales 5p Auetion.
NIFICENT

AUCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
N HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
RICH SOLID ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITES, ELEGANT
PIANOFORTE,
WITH THE ENTIRE FURNITURE AND WORKS OF
ART.
THIS DAY at O'Clock ta,ernoon) at the elegant re,i-
dence No 1872 West 2lstst, between 1th aud sthsvs,
three superb Rosewood and Walnut Suites in Broca-
telle and Reps. magnificent Etssere Center and Per
Tables Reception Chairs in Tapestry and Broesds,
Turkish Lounges and Chairs, Rosewood PianoFor.s,
$3.50 used ont months over 200 yards rch Carpets
Brorles Seyres and Dresdsn Chin, Vases Paintings Lace
Curtains asd Shsdes Clocks Chandelier with large and ee-
CANT variety Of Rosewood and Walnut Chamber and Dining
Room Furniture. pnng srd Hair Mattresses, French China
Ruby and Crystal Cut Class Silver Ware, Cutlery &C. the
whole good new and TO be sod without Cs,s
ogues at house, deposits required Of purchser, No post
popeinent. HENRY X. w. NESTCOfI, Aaeuoneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30

At a meeting Of the Directors Of the New
Work Central Railroad Co. held Thursday, the Hon.
Erastus Corning rendered bis resignation President
Of the Company, which as aocepsed Dean Richmond
was then unanimously elected President and i. II.
Biatchford vice-Pres dent.
Negotiations arc pending for the purchase,
kom the Cumberland Coal Company. Of what is known
On the Hoffman Nine. The success Of this movement
viii give the Cumberland Company million IN cash.
snsble them 20 y every liability and declare Of once
Q handsome dividend. Their present earnings give
suance Of rcther dividend at the close Of the year.
Freights are still very dull, bat owing to the
wau' Of roon rates rather frner TO Grea, Britain
To Liverpool tie engagements are per neutral flag.
1900 bush Wheat at 2Id. in bUk 200 boxes Bacon al
tss Cd 20 tuns Sperm OH % l5si and 5000 bids
stsves stl5e Pm To London: 80 TINS 0ilcake at
DO. AID 1000 bbls Crude Fish or 1T 90. To Ant
werp % tuns Provisions a. 22s. Cd. In Charters we
ieern Of British Bark with Timber from st. John,
n b.. 10 HUI. England. at about Jos. and Brig Of
p turs 10 the north side Of Cuba and back on private
terms The carrying ra,es are: 10 Liverpool. per
American 1ag--FIour. 3a6d., Wheat lgdi Hesyy
Goods. S. ais 6d.; per foreign Gag-Flour. L. ca
Wheat pad. Heavy Goods. rs Sd. 10 London, per
American Gag Flour lS Ga. Heavy Goods I5s
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Re
ceipts O. SIS ga o4-fos Customs, sll67,l0o; pay.
psents e. 3s9 80 81, Balance, t96ssl.l25 o.. Ten
Furtes, t{s 100
Money is easy at 697 y cent, and in numer.
sas cases lcss Ia accepted Stock borrowers have no,
been readily supplied for long time. The GALES
Of lo-4Os by the Fir. National Bank were s2o9s5o.
Messrs. William T.. Coleman e. Go. have o
7es graph from their San Francisco house dated eth
Inst. which quotes Mining Ste &c. 81 fbllovs.
Dphir e. 425 y foot GOnid Curry, e. 900 DO. Saw
sge o. 900 do Potosi tsSo do. Yellow jacket al
90 Crown Point 500 do State Telegraph Ell p
share
Messrs. Muller, wilkins & Co made he fol
xrxri,, .oios 90. ock. a.dh rnt
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Uants.

4 YOUNG American Woman, soldiers
n widow with eld two years Old de-ifes slrJ ALTON
IN private family icouutry prehrred gen
rr homework kind sp1si.ou well yer'ed ~ the care OF
children. l. willing 20 accept any honorable employment sup
pyiug Sufficient support and educate her cd bo0d Ie
srrnce. Address Mrs ". SPEER, Tribune Ofhce
ALL WHO WANT thoroughly competent
N Co,chnen, Gardeners, Farm Hands, Walters. Buffers,
PoreT, Clerks. small Boys any Help can be iiedatey
suited !, the Large Employment House. No 3s llthst
bth-0y.
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QuAprHRytsrER's OprIcR Ngv YoaK April Is, 1854.
RTILLERY HORSES WAN1ED.-l 900
N Artillery Bor-e, wanted for vhiGh One Hundred and
siIty.hye Doyass VII De pad Tor oil hat fs insqgy ION
These horses mast b. .Duud In every prcur broken %
harness no, Is, than 10 hiaj M snd win he prescn:ed
inspection At the Government sbe, tsi' between ith
and 9th .yenueA STEWART An NLlElt
Qullternaser.
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Ueooins CARDS. &f

At WIN. EYERDELLs SONS, No. I0i Flu
~ ton.G-WEDDlNG CARDS and FINE STATIOAERl
Established l8lj)
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miscellaneous.
i';.'-sy
wi No &c sro.}sHy w
SOLF EANGrACft HFRS or
ulSOE'S SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD OIL,
For Railroads, Steamship. aud fsctorie-
WOOL TWINE,
w CkRPET-WARP
TNINFS, CORDAGI aud LINES,
PAPER and PAPER BAGS.
IA. HARVEY, No. % uailen.lsne. .
II CENTS per pound paid iOr Old Books,
! New .papert. Psmples Nsgsrines, Bis Letters kc
Cal before you soil elsewhere fo will g.rantes 10 pay
(regaTl.,s 10 adv,rsom.) thu shy other house la
the city Parties out OF town cning pAcs rely upon
IN mediate rrntsnre. Full weight value &c. lanaha
Asr, Wholesale Paper arehou,e. 10 spruce st., n y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30

YYTM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. IOi Fulton
w st-STATIOSERS sai BLAAk-BoOK MASUFAC'
TURERs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30

CtRAVEL.-To be CURED OF tho GRAVEL
NJ or DISEASE of the KIDNEYS and BLADDER apply
10 DIR. WIN. BARKER, No. LA South 9th st. Wiau,bgYai
His M dicpes never fail to cue those dissaIsL
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Professional Notices.

y PW. osTRANDER L DE WITT CLIFTON JONES,
Attorneys and Councillors have removed their Offices from
No Hanoyefs TO no. - Pine sNew lork, April "a la4
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Rcccipf. Of Produce,

Turkey Washed. sOd S5o.
Turkey INV sshed. 2sd ylo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20

Nav YoRE, June 20.--Cotton much frmer
l50; Flour 8 better and more active, 82O@825
ex State; s5GGl9GO round hoop wheat or
8 better; s2@S9 Ohio spring; S7090 Nil
waukee club 93@95 winter red corn frmer
46 oats quiet 81 Western pork lirmer, so
ass mess 3h50935 old 37,75@3S new
lard steady l6@l64 whisky 5l652 sugar
dull lsl petroleum hrmer 43l crude 6s
refined bond 1890 Stocks dull rather east
or mouey and exchange unchanged gold
Q9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
LATEST NE us.
AFTERNOON REPORT

Ngw YORK, June l9, p NJ The general
belief among members is that Congress wall
adjourn in about ten days. The Hunse will
sit Tor business every night, aud probably The
Senate also The tariff and internal revenue
bills are the most important pendency. The
Secretary Of the Treasury has accepted all
bids for the bonds Of 1881 at four per cent
and upwards, and declined ali others
WAsuISGroN, June 2U.--A despatch from
headquarters army Of the Potomac, 18th
say; There was worry severe fighting yester.
day along greater portion Of the line Most
determined efforts we're made TO break the
euemy's lines Bot lItte ground, however,
was gained except on the leiJ
The Richmond Sentinel, 18TH, has account
Of Huuier'r operations, and it appears bis
cavalry have raided through Wilson county
upon line Of Charlottesville railroad, and also
upon Concord, Is miles from Lynehourg, and
upon Campbell church. The purpose seems
TO be 10 isolate LyDchburg, ana possibly ,e
lay seige 70 It.
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Ncw advertisements.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

SUPERIOR COURT OF MO NTGoaERY COUNTY,
OHIO.
EREDERTcK CooE aud lssac Musselmsn, Plain.
II tifs, against Valentine srver, margsret silver,
Gchacl Cook, LYDIA Cook, sarah ser vile Of Sol.
onOn saver, CAth,Tlue Bach, John Cook, Margaret
Baker David Baker, Eliza 9th Cook, aud other minor
heirs Of Christian Cotk, deceased, sarsn Hullenhack
VI G of solomon Hullenback, and Mary Miller wife Of
Joseph Miller, all # the state of In lana; and the
minor heirs Of Mary Bott0n Of the State OF Missouri,
whose names are unknown; John Cook, Eli Cook,
Daniel COOK, Henry Cook, Michael Coos, David
Cook hEsbeth Cook, Mary Cook, and Sarah Day,
wife Of Michael Day, and srah Wysopg, wife Of David
Wysons, OF state o Ohio Chrttena Boitord,
Audrcw BottorG, jackson Bot of Margaret Ryers
Cathaina Bott0rh David RotrOrtf and John nottorii,
heirs az law Johns d Elizabeth BottOih decd OF
the state Of Indiana, Defendants.
The thove name defendants will take notice that q
petition has been filed against them the Superior
Court Of Montgomery ounty, Ohio, by the alb we
named plaintiffs praying for partition Of the follow
ing decor bed real tate situate in Jac township,
Montgomery county, Ohio, teing the north part Of the
southeast quarter OF section twentythree (Z3) town.
sh hp four l range four W east containing in all ABOUT
hundred and forty four acres and that the next
tern Of said Court the Frederick Cook and Isaac
Musscusn Will apply FOR an order that partition may
be made OF said premises.
Daled June ~ lsGt.
FREDERICK COOK,
ISAAC MUSSELMAE.
r. fsOaPsos, Attorney. iuhei7WC
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that petition will be
IN preseuted TO the Trustees at Miami Township,
Montgomery County, ohio, az their meeting on the
"a day Of July 1864, praying that township road bo
laid ont a. o-ws Beg nning az stone at tho Aout -
west Of the south-' at quarter Of section 10,
town range B east sc in the south line ofsad sec
ton thence along said ecton line west TO the CEN
tre OF the township road between Miami aud German
townships. lnlay 2s, isel.l =. SWATszEL.
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