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, 1864-06-07
FREMONT ACCEPTS.

Fremont hhs written letter Of condition.
al acccptauce OF the Cleveland nomination.
which We publish elsewhere. This fact. Of
ltself, viii surprise nearly all but those who,
knowing him best, respsct him least. Even
those, howevef, will smile at the slllr aim
plicity with which Fremont has exposed the
x,.isnu. with which he seeks TO divide the
Union vote. He says. In substance, that II
Nr. Lincoln be nominated by the Baltimore
Convention he {Fremont,} win run; If not,
he will not. Hs knows that more than the
requisite number Of the delegates to the Bal
tinort Convention hare been instructed By
their constituents to vote for Mr.. Lincoln
He knows that never before, II We except ths
second nomipat1ons Of Washington and
Jackson, had the popular will expressed Itself
In 90 many ways, and 10 generally in taTor
of candidate a. it has hitherto In favor OF
Mr. Lincoln. The very tacts that the Cleve-
land Copvention WA assembled not BY the
election Of delegates but BY call addressed
to the whole people Of thu United States,
and inviting Ill those who were disseminated
"a ttb The well known foregone conc1uslon ol
the nomination Of Mr. Lincoln, to meet In
s.Msss Copventlon," and yet that only 15e
,,sxxons met, none Of whom presented any
rrrdcnttsls O. claimed to represent any con
atituepcy, sbow how feeble Is the individual
omosltion. and how Overwhelming the pop
ulas unausmltJ, for NJ. Ltncoln's re election
, 1864-06-07

other officers, and portion ofthe 1st Kznsss Fo6-
untee1s. Wbcn.paseiug Co7cmbls, Ark, on tue
md inetant. the ". r. Arthur was fired upon b
battery Of guns said 10 be under command Of 4At~
maduke. Out Of large number a shots aimed Al
the boat II sold shot and shell stcuek her In N.
rdons pacas, one cuterng her Just be1o" the base'
Of the pilot house and the othcrs crashing through
her bulk heads, principally In state rooms and
through the ta!oon.
Quite number oftadIe3 and children Hcro On
board, but mono were hurt. The soldiers did nst
fare as well. Two members Of the LIST KAneas Vol
nnteers, Charles Ta8nchfus, Of 70. L. from St. Jo-
scpb, and Jshu McHamee Of co. G. from FoH Bell
II, were Instantly killed. Uade1 this heavy dFo Of
shot and shell and mnsketry bslls falling lkehail
upon them, tho officers OF the steamer stood firmly
attheir posts, her pilot at the wheel, and finally
not being struck in her boilers, she glided out OF
range and ont Of danger.
on ,he ensuing day liz passengers held meet
Ing, opened with prayer, for Thanksgiving and
congratulation, ard to return thanks to the ocers
Of the boat for their coo1neas and courage, raSul-
ing In the salyatIon Of all from destruction. The
Arthur met with no material opposition, eI-
cepting from musketry from gustilaa, during tho
remainder OF the passage up. The Arthur was
conveyed BY the gunboat Lsutsvi1lo. which en'
gagged the battery and was throwing shell into 1t
when the Arthur 1aft.
1l4
Tho Reayuns newspaper had been suppressed; !;
the Cause IL not learned.
Capt Minis of tho Massachuaetts Battery, that
was engaged in the battles In the Red Rrer coun-
t1y. had been presented With dno sword and pair
of re7olyen by biz company.
Tho news from Peru is interesting.
sn,,n not content with bez st. Domingo opera
t,ons Is trY,nc TO gain power in South America,
TLe spauleh souadron has. seized the Chiucna
Islands.
We have intelligence that will send thrill Of
,ov 10 tho hearts OF the friends Of the members Of
The 10Th Kentucky Regiment. After the batto Of
SABINE Cross Roads It was reported that nearly
the cnt;rc rcrfnent had been kil1ed and thar that
o,pan,zatton had hem anpfbf1ated. Among those
| rrr,,tpd k,1ed xa, 1Jentenant Colonel Curan.
, 1864-06-07
FROM DESIIOINE9.
Iowa General 1nte}1iXenee-Inaport
DeelN1pns

LapeAAl Dispatch to t;se Chicago Tzibune.1
D1snQfsEs, Ia, June q, 1854.
H.. r. Pstitt, late Of tho Dubuque 7f7sss, has
puroh14ea tbs 1o.ca Hos1tstSdd, IN agricultural
paper puhlishsd here, I'D takes immediate possea.
lipn.
Tha save.y House Ia fan Of Nasons who aze
hero te attend thelr Convention here Tomorrow,
anG1Axyers in attendance 1t the Supreme Court.
Isdge Dillon n1r,1>1 hs1o Saturday n!ghs and
tbs sxB.cn Court convened thla morning With
fuell beueh. The Judges have been hard a. work,
and pow have prsSaesa over forty opinlozs- In
ths case Of WsznihaA aZafnat schlicttsg> from
8eot1 county, whlnh Hat decided this Apfn1n2'
whexs tbs defenant loaned 10 tho pta1naf $7oo IN
i American gold hshore the phsssge Of tho act o,
Gong ress Of February a5th 1862 and took his note
paJs hae In Ur1aa states gold, It WAS held BY tbs
Court that nsnEtr OF Legn1 Tendac. nptoa. and
msde since that act went into effect, WAS sufficient
and entitled Lbs maker Of the note to = surrender
{ Of the sau1e and the deed Of trnet executed Il
eeeure. 1t.
, 1864-06-07

WAsI1soros. June 8, 1sds'-
The blsdonatinz t6n00o acrss Of land to Wts-
constn to AID In teucting the ship canal f1om
4reen Bay to Lake MlchlGau, was passed.
The lntt.nal Revenue bill was take1 up. The
Of Congressional representation, was accepted.
.sLets a5 e So l1 ssass. a1d aeksts Of s to s1
Amendraenrs were sdo2ted taxing incomes Of |
f-n1n $500 to 0D gsz cent over $500 ~ PET
Tbs IN mesdnent Of IL. Wilson was adopted |
1a,o:eq re- e T. .hs oaeesI hl f5om the IIoass
snd nesc6an disc Tom 10 sioo. and qua.ser Of
81. WILSON offered m amendment tn1irg in-
Games from $500 .o*&oeo s pes &C cent and cuts al
q nessS shat
$1,000 be tazed 10 Per cent on the exeess Adop~
ST. SUMMER proposed tax On leaf tobacco OF
/ u cents per pound. Rejected.
The anendneos of Ms. Davis, OF kentrcky,,te tee
payment Of lostes sustained By loyal ci1szens da
Tna an meudnant ii Iii. Da,is that no part ofthe
rerehue darived under this act shall be nppledito
the payment Of negro troops, WIS pending A. ~
cess.
Tit Select Committee on the norsh:xess5n
frontier vas continued during the prasent' Con
H. HUBBARD, OF Conn, moved to lustrncathe
judiciary 'onm1ttee to report bill .epelras all
acts for the rendition Of tugltive aavsa.. H. lea
Nj. GARF1EID, Of Iowa, lntroduced7a: hin for
Il notion s % 70 ay he S an the .abia VS. lo:s +!
| the operation OF the previous questteU..
Mr. WILSON, Of Iowa, from Committee 20 tho
1ndieiar. 1eported back TIC Ssnas @ xsien ~ ~
| BIZ election and continuance In otace. 3of any
head OF department OF bureau, or CLERK: snail re-
cei4e OF aRYee receive any eompansatfon direct
/ + n fnH5yprttY FIR fEEN6rFd to be
rendered, either by himself or otheFs tn proceed"
1st!s s.Sss 4sE 1as
party, before anT department. os~ ci1sa military or
| navaf commission.
M. COX, of Ohio. offered this <follesying resolu-
That The reeens Of Thist sSo
isw Of treaty on the .ublest:yas p violation Of
law Of nstions, and In dcrtzsation Of the right Of
| seyIum, which has ever beeaA. distinguishing fea-
trIe Of our political SYSTEM. .4,a, ~ ,ta,
| passace. The motion WAS disagreed to-35 to q;
Mr. Coz moved to reff.the resolution to tla
Committee on Foreign Aaal1s~ Disagreed to~4
NJ. WAsHBURNE, oesIn.. sa;a this WAS a ease
where 1aan-stealer anE!alave-prate Was dellTer-
On motion Of Mr. WILSON, Of Iowa, the rsaa1u-
ton was referred to Tia Committee on Judlcisy-
IL. wilson, Of lawn, ftnao tho Iudicl,rs Conn
mtttee, reported bacGthe Senate bill for tho SUM
mary t11al Of minor oaencea against the onltnd
T6e eentepce, or1ooavichon, shall not be greater
than nimprisonmer:asjalth Tar ono year' or adne q
The bill passf 4 prohibiting members Of Con
/ gress, or other tiayeEnnens employees recorsT-
fug compensation fak earyces in proceoti1gs re4a-
81 6nitsa sfsfss aaass Z @ sa I'd %
BIn passed p3.e!ns stny md navy oenttsstosa
, 1864-06-07
N&m a1h<rtlagmentk+
A CARD FROM III E
JOURNEYMEN BAKERS,
Reason Why they are on the Street,

Gt tes f:st r. 4 ts o9olIs ~ b sas2
psin Sehf
Is tas u
alle onss for health aaa se,oIs Of Az osnsF ca;
e %sss:ass ~ sess -
ps!s, .9al 1si.;Y I'D ces e9a 8
- e 5sisi.s; x,.s. su W
aiSeash the1 have ai,en - nos. 6enays Fe;ssi.
r. :ds:Rcss; IS @
til CIR 1ust dem, NJ has been cou plea Nlto. LII
pe5:ts s1e.as s notes sh1onrh tne prtss ia o!hef
wtte that We vete No! eoa.entta WIN tae ~
saa taa as9
e4hsa;.. y. INIT, dy e1nsy sd detssninedlf =:
a ;Ss.a dnseT t. ,oE he% ot
work an1 Longer for any Goyesnnseat e2nsrsssofs OF
az E as
eor IL: c6e boi1ess o. 20 ltetans vno ar E1ev!nS
81 sDe h
hare bsaiowed them. unless they VIII pay ~ Wnaf
70 e ss7s
Il H.; Ct r. Is s'p s9ass ass &
per ~ 9%es
pstes for 10 g il houis ii eopsr nIznrssadon
ri sesa .no.s Il. M
T. ne sou.h o.
sona6;e and rtatss sce reasons. which arc gronad.
~ =: ~ p.fsS: ssef, @ -
e :Retsss .nes nl
g. %ss ii =
mancsd apd On acc3unt Of thls s1eros33y .oints Il
g 91
ssc ngher toan T6eu he rassd rs sns Ps1ssss
T1o%pson ! Te@p|staas :tssns1s: i: pr!ess q
mosite, at thast,tn' accors1nx 70 ne
nEh s sn n1se9 e. e
Eehrs 10. ths employer, zee1ve coEsespo3a:g m E.,
Ss
aot. i,tsiIdag lteif interest y ths 5uo
"a Il shsls
70 ct .n
q IT.
dered as 81 10. Wa do NOT fear clrcumTent.on lro1
ss,t. sa r. t.
ro,n shat neshaa.cs 1ouid ieAye New YORK: o. ~
Ghs q
snF nks1' T nd @ d hsi
CH1c. 90 MaCa1s4cA1 BAx1aT.}
Cu1cAao, June 9Th. 1861.
Ms. II scgArFsR, , and ot5st % gentlemen Of the CHI
T ss7e % is. bsea isfernsd ia, you hare hi. d.y
threaten "a ren who b.lonG to your Society who d.
q &c sqs e. oo ~ sa
Ance.
/ write to CAL to your 1nint. Hhat may ba1e been
o7trlooked by you. that s1e1e - ISM IN thls
Et14e Imposing flne Of one thousand dot!o1s and In
ia the State PanttutiaTy for such shrsaa
Nov this u to not1fy yon that cnlees Jo1 Msfs
rsparatton fo1 tbe VII n3 50 c4nE pr .nca ytoe1ss
ret nttel u O'Clock to morrow (iuesdsyt to aswar
hetcre legal trhuEs1 for s1ch rnls H1ul trea. AMI
htsldts will caA yCu to uns*er to private dA%E6s
b. NJ sua1atned IN teep4nK tntn ftun snp4oy:
Indtr1tuals Il q! refrain from work Y taey p'ease,
1HxY pTEcX4 AxsaK RAnLH 70 TN LAW.
Yours, With : nsu pu52r - 70 Rnrf3.T,
In reply to the aho!e demsnd .o9rl sar .h.t
Am u oieposed to yi3Ht ow OF my Country, eEd
ttnos recolect Going anything Of tte kiad. II As:
Callda wt remind ne e anything iays done. or Gr
nttp- until then I IhaTe no retraetion tomato ano
awsit the pl7 cesa OF tho Law.
tea nk91.tt WM. SH4efEh
, 1864-06-07

Jcp1c1A1 E1Ec71ox.-Up to lata honr 1ast
nicht but few returns from the Judicial election
had been received at this office. The vote was
very light The following are the returns received:
!SecUnd W0rd-First Precnct-FoE La awrence. z;
for Arlington, &. Second Prcclnct-For Lsw.sace,
II; for +. II. Dounelson, 18G.
H!rtnM 1}ard-Second Prcciact-For Law
renfe. %; scattering, s.
-W51<fnM Nard-second Preelnc:-Eor Law
renee. tc. sga:Dtr him. none
6ftleentA lFard-F1Ist Preclnct-Fos Lawrsnce,
arr8i11ht hin
, 1864-06-07

HERNIA OR RUPTURE C&N
L BE CURED-Eo tnoss who sfe ati1ictsd with
tnIb ,'Argr7oua lIeensc, Wewould say, nse

LII BE EURED.-A6 Shbsa WHO Sf8 Hll11cssu "IsH
this iAnge5oU ueehsg, We'Tould say, nsa
WHITEN PATENT T.EVRH TRUSS.
1Thie!4 ts constructed as to POSITIVELY cu.R this
complaint, oplr1ors to the contrary
r. ON medical t,eu and tae l1undlots ~ho .ve worn
tn I'm in New York and other EaetcTn cl11Fs' Il
Sr Eh-fAT1c COED; pressure tEwAND and EFwARD
eaIe 11 Fe.Ie sap
poE san tho sane principle shoaldsr a1aees i"r
sirabie aesostuentB .or hath ladtes aud Rsntenen,
WITH p.rp meeie1l atteudarts- We E.akc The sub
tsc4 3efnt. q soetialsy Gait and etanot the Sur
PoR7 E,H and Tarsszs- Pamqaists M. 70 Hny 3D.
dress nsefor stamp 54Eh3DEf d Cl3-.
Pna {yTca EoTji&5 3ej-5f389t Tt III $9AEef
, 1864-06-07

s4r FRAkc1sco. June THE California end OF
The Pacidc railroad is now { Completed mud Ii nm
workmen arc engaged en- the ne1t section al
twenty 1nile1. ~
, 1864-06-07

NFASONIG.-There will be Spt-
lTE csa Comm sufe1tloa Of Wta- b. Warren I.odsn-
No 9. F:ana s. st.. q Mssop!G Temrie. this tFU35--
DAY. e7entuc, J11e sth. at 0'tt3ck.
III htI1.1t: ERAAE XENI W0RI3. sec'Y.
, 1864-06-07

NEW YoRx, May 6,-One Of our prominent mon
cred institutions has been robbed Of 70 Q. 8: 100
bonds for LOCO each, numbered 3t573, 5l574,
ment Of the bonds snd coupons annexed hAa been
stopped. a reward Of fe,QQQ u offered for theaz
lecoTef3s
, 1864-06-07
A New Intunc sfon Vt,renten~a

WAsHEo1oA. Junr, "a meeting will soou be
called bT the Coppeihead members Of Congress, to
dfecuss the prophet OF change Of ting and rro.
baty OF the pacs liked for the meeting Of the 10.
ca11ed National democratic Convention.
, 1864-06-07

The expectations Of the day before were moi des-
tined to be realized for operations on botA aides
were copfnsd to aesnltory artillery psacslss Tor
M:pbe1eor was expected to have elosed up the
cap On he right, ana bis failure 70, sene raason
10 DO 10, postponed still further N ae.t.t work of
.nv nacnitude. 4 general attack WIS TO h.Ye
neRRn made early in the day. hut with the whole
rirht Wing floating loose and detached, It was Ut
teriy Impossible. Gen. Je9. c. na!ia, division of
tbe l4th eosps, howeTee. occupied Dallas, &na,
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Proposals
y CLOTHING AID EourpAsP OFprcn.

hHHy CLOTHING AID EoUIPAGP OFPICB.
lNo. III CncIsSArI ONO, Hay ~ 1864
: bROPOSALSa are invited by the undersigned,
furnishing this Department 10y eontractl with.
Dril'--Anny STANDARD, ordinary width,
Driis-ArIny STANDARD 80 inches;
Flann.!-Canton. Army Standard;
flihne-Sb'ring, Army Standard;
LGce-W orsted Scarlet, "a iBeh. Army Standard;
Llce--Worsted Scarlet. ! isch Army STANDARD;
lnee-Wor-,ed lelo-, !; me h, Army STANDARD;
sample, Of wh'h nsy be At ID, Office OF Clothing and
ff1page in tins city.
10 be dc,es free Of charge At The u s. lnspeeiion Ware
house N this city In good packages. with the name the
nary furnishing the kind and quantity goods tStEcy
naked on each article end package.
Parties offering goods mus distinctly ,te IN their bids Tho
quantity they propose to furnish he pce aud time Of de-
livery
samples when Submitted uust b. marked aud numbered to
correspond with The prupos and the parties thereto must
asgo that the goods shall bo syoTy respect, equal
% amy Standard Otherwise the proposal viii not be con
tidrred.
guaranty signed by tso responsible persons, must
company zach bid guaranteeing that tho bidder wi supply
Tie articles awarded - him gBd.g h.s proposal
Bids viii bs opened Tu-s1sy. MAY a. 1864, At two
o'clock p NJ, tins ooo bidders requested to bo
,fe~snt-
: Awards win be made Wednesday, My -.
faihled.
Telegram, relating TO Proposal- will no, be noticed
ark rms u Proposals. contracts and bonds may be OBJ
tainei a this Office
The sht reject -ny bid deemed reserved
BY order VI Col THoxAs sw0aps A. O. NJ u
e. ". AOUBION
iDyl0u Japan and 4. Q. n. ,
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orrrcr OF Any CLornIso ssp EeclrAoE,

= u ~ =
Urn AND GBE sIs., fHIL.DsLrHI., asy II, its'
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- hi. oce lDt u clock TUESDAY the I'm ins'
fo Supplying te sCiiu iLhlLL ARSENAL With The follow
ing articles;
WOOLES GRAY BLANKETS, army STANDARD, TO weigh
i've pounds snd eei by feet rches With TO
ettr. Il. =. IN black inches !oEy. IN the center.
FoOTAESS TROUSERS aky blue tcrscy u a.! rospce's
Of material and army standard, Ind III due proportion
o. fi7eL
srDCs NOS made with fAshiopod toes without seams army
stan ard - wei ,h three p5unds FER dorm.
SACK COATS, Of blue niluc AHMED Ia ell respects army
standard.
SACK GOATS lined blue aonne IN al respects army
WALL TENTS iTp rLrtE o. ''-oruee ~ inch cotton or
linen du,s iietelt- d iJp4nc9 ~. ,iinp i'n
dack the flee. biiI invited ioT both together, 81 tent
srd Hy sepaiat.ly
REGIMENTAL COLORs, FOR Artillery, Of sih, army stand
COLOR-BELTs and sLINOs complete, srny standard:
BLUE WOOL FbAsNkLs. ior ssos coats o. blouses ~ OF
O. vide Army standard
BLACK SfLFSis, npl. required.
Al COTTON DRlLLlNO sample required
nLhCK HOOKS AND EYES, sample required
MACHINE THREAD. No :, daIs blue sample required.
Al UNBLEACiiED MUSLIN, sample required.
BIDDER state N tle proposals the price which mnst
be given Ia rrg vel rs IN hsus' also tho quantity DID
lof and time Of delivery.
qbe ebiy OF the bidder 70 s the contract mns be susran
teed BY responsible srs0n. whose signatures w be aP
pended the and said guaranty accompany the Did
BIDS from dsfsaltns contractors viii not DO received
snk forms Tor proposals can be had upon application
oasco.
Proposal. mus, be inGoei Proposals FOR Army supplies
'''u"s ''' ''-'''' g. H. CRossMAN,
Assistant Qu1Itornsser-Gs nerOl, u. D. A.
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Posg-0TpcH hyw foRK Aiay ~ 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut
this Office until " O'Clock IN. MONDAY, tho sd instr
or transporting the United States mail between this olro and
the sovia railroad dspo;s and steamboat sn:nss ~ his et
The number Of trips necessary fo hs performance oil thS
.er,ire al III. pre-snt tLae ~ iollcyl, VI:
10 HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD DEPOT, corner OF
Wsfr-n and Chanierssts, tIip daily sunda)s En-
eetted) and on Sundays three rips 10 aDih 1t.
10 &EW-HANkH RAILROAD DEPOT, corner OF nth
81. and aba, ten trpe daily (sondAp excepted aud two
"f 10 0 HARLfM RAILROAD DEPOT. corner Of 2eihst
and All av two lrips daily (sandays eIoepsedl
no SEW-JEksEl TRANSPORTATION cos RAIL
ROAD DEPOT foot Of Courtlaud ~, ecvcn inps daily
lsaudays excepted and four trips sunday. - -.
TO CAMDEN AND A,iBOY RAILROAD CO.'S STEAM
BOAT TOO. OF Bsrcsyt, three trips each day lSnndays sx
10 iSEw-JERsEY CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT,
2oof Cournd At or elsewhere, 'H trips daily sundsys
"TJ WARMERS IiARBoR STE AMBoAT, Pier No .
North River, el.swhsre two .ips daily tsundAJs sI
oeI,edl ..,.. &, n. n.,s,,,,.,,. ~, mi. .er,ie,
md be such shs Ia all respects be satisfactory to the
Postmaster A. Newly orb
Propo Tor this services be made with due regsrd to
the number and length Of trips performed, H. order lint should
additional pi be required pfo Esa compensation may be
lowed or should lees number prove suheien' tho pro
re,s therefor may b. deducted
Al p.opas1's this acfsce must ue 'n'd ~ two
.p, bc citizens Who snail bind th-nlFe, that In his
o. Acr bid, accepted The service h D. satifiaeoy
formed. .
~. ayrst resnon.ble bidder will he accepted snl de.y
n,fed T. Mail Nrs+ue" and mast b. pGcp,rci &"
meloe .ersce carly date after being notified Of the
ace ?isuce Of his bid
irrd the Postmaster OF New losh iuaossei Proposals.
10. Maj .b.scns SERVER
ADILaA NAhkMAN. Gs'tSs,!sI.
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Professional Notices.

DR. CULvERwELL of London, author Of
- What to Es Drink and Avoid, Marriage kei viii v,st
New r.sonsy fox wce. AID ~ .rive by tn
Gs.ow on or about the lh, and NAV b. cOnvled Of nIv
debility &c. Addres fos pieori. on ali cases. no. %
West BE, ~. Ncw-Iork
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AHsr Crormss .sp Eeurp.es oYros.

ARHT CIprHIsG AND EoUP.aH oFTTos
no. ~ CECSY&rI d., Nag u, ll.t
PROPOSALS. are invited by the undersigned
A until THURSDAY May &c, 1874 al o dock D. NJ lof
furnishing this Department lby cOntrsc,l with
Cloth u. u. DBifoum--Arns STANDARD;
Flannel. Bouse-Army Sigudaid,
Samples Of which may be he Office Of Clothing ard
EgyIpa.e IN this siy.
70 BE- ,erea Tree Of charge 81 The L. 6 Inspection Ware
house Ia i city IN good packages. with tin Of the
patty furnishing the hind and quantity Of soos dis,iily
Ied on each aItic!e,and package.
tsrie- Offering soods must distinctly Stale ia their bids the
gusny they POPo-o TO furnish the price and the time Of
delivery.
Ssu PIES when submitted nnr-i BE- marked sid numbered 20
correspond with he propo.4 and the parties errt0 mast
guarantee that ID. goods shall hr IN every respect equal 20
Army Standard otherwise, the poposs Will not be consid
elrd.
guaranty. sRed by respons.be persons.
py each bid suaIsneeug That the bidder viii supply the
ticios awarded to him under his proposaL
Bids viii be- opened on THURSDAY, Lay 20, 1864 d,
O'Clock p H. this Office aud bidders requested 10 Do
present.
iwsrds viii BE- made on FRIDAY MAY y.
Bonds will b. required tina. the contract will be faithfully
la!hrd.
eic,rlm, relating 10 rropo-als vii not he noticed.
Blank ouns Of Proposals. Contracts and Bonds may be Oh
,.ined A. this Office.
n. right ~ roect any bid deemed unreasonable r-ryd
b. 0rd,r of Col THOMAS SWORDS, 4. - 4. q.
c. w. MoULros, Captain sid A. v u.
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5~oURTH NATIONAL BANK of The CITY
MINT TION A l. A \ K
An OF TIE CITY OF NETWORK.

DIRECTORS:
Wy l. KOBBE. Of kotbe Corloz, Auciioneefs, Noa 81
aud ~ Lconsrd -. 49,
TBOAAS A. 81, IT,, o. wye aons Importer Ncs "a
20 80 hro4Cwgy.
eso. A. WICks, Of Wicts Smith Co., importers Dry
Goods, No. 81 FraDklins' -
u l. SOLOMON, Of b. H. Solomon Son. UpAolteTy' No.
oyO A FELLOWS Of Gordon, Fellows Mcmillan, Whole
ssLe Grocer Nos. IA and IS BeayrI-st. .
SOLOMON L. HULL, Of Hull Conable Arnold At'of'ey'
NO. ~ Waist. 49,
turers Shirt, No 81 BfoAdway. :
J. q. WnlTELOUSE, Shoe Manufacturer Nos and
JOSEPH u uRvIs Of orvi Newell. Smith, Silis &c,
No. I3 broadway. ~ - .
n N HUaPHREY, Cash'r. JOSEPH Z. OaVls, trest
TREASURY DETACHMENT
OTg1oE or CorPrEOLLER or rag CrRRKSCr,(
WAsBnGTOs April 10, iooA
HA<yeat BY satisfactory evidence presented 70 me ntdef
Tpsd has been made 20 appear ths The Ninth National
bsnk Of the City Of NewYok IN the County Of New OK
State Of New ioIk, has been duly organized under
and according to the requirements Of the act OF Con
sress entitled An 20 provide National Currency.
secured BY edge q United States Sock provide
tes the erc1sion and redemption thereof approved Fec
% 1863 and h&s complied with al the PTosOn Of ,d soi
required 70 be complied with before commencing the business,
q Banking;
Noe 1ye)ovs Hugh McCuloeb COmpToiier Of The Cur.
reDey do hereby certify that The N:u,h NaoIs Bank o.
Eiiy Of NewY ot, County Of EswYort and State Of New
f0lk 10 snthoF1d 70 coaeaee the basineA' Of Banking
aDder the act sforesaid.
In testimony Whereof wi,r.,, my hand and seal Of oace
thu Eighteenth day OF AprH, iss<.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Seal oftho EVGH NcCULIOCH
Comp oithe Currency: Comptroller o. tAs Currency
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Sales bn anttioL
Wan DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BUREAU.
DFFIgH OF IHfEg QUARTERNAsTER, ;
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VSaI DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAU.
UYFICK or IHIEg QUARTERxAsTER,
WASHINGTON. Apni IS, J SAY
fiction SALE OF CONDEMNED
"A 4oRsf,-U,i be- sold at public snction thu highest
b,d,cf a m, tlaes arc places named below, VIA;
Rcwpo-7 Penn, Taurs Jay, May .,
t-tt Sslnfs Penn Monday, Maya
AknSna POM, Thursasy May ~,
Eiliin Penn. Tbnf-d-y, u ~ ~
Rradinr Penn. Thurstay, May 20,
Lebanon Penn, Thur-dsyi Juno 2
Northumberland Penn, rhur,i-y, Juues
scTnu,on Penn Th.rsily, Jane 10.
W.ia,ii,poIt. Penn. Thursday Jane -
Oue undred N1 no ses az pory-ourg' ana Two onfred
and Firy t1tDj 4 each Of tie other places ,
These conru'ed a. unit Tor the cavalry
service oi The United states Amy
Nor osd snd farm pnrpo-'- many so"u 's'h may oe ro
Horses ,sii b.. sod .usv ., =, .,
safes hesin at ~. nn continue daily al ali are ro'i
Terms: CASH! ia United states Treasury NOES onv.
JAMES =. EklN,
Lient Col ard q IA. Cavalry bureau.
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THE
CP,NTRAL NATIONAL BANK
or TIE CITY OF NETWORK.
ChPiThL.......,.. .................... 100000
Now open business No. Il Duane few doors east
Of Broadway
DIRrCToBs.
HENRY A. SANTuE,
HORACE b. CLAFIIN,
W. COGGILL,
CHARLES q. LANDON,
FRANCIS SKiDDY,
& EERNHFiMER, 90
GEO +. BuTMAS,
N 4 BALDWIN.
GUSTAyUS RUTTER
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR TDE
H. 5 TEN-FORTY LOAN
p.v,.nt, nav De made ~ Clccas Drafts on New
YORK OF Lcsal TendeI Notes.
HENRY a. SMYTHr, President
W. H. FOSTER Cashier.