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TLANrIC and GREAT WESTERN
n GALWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
sF.1fG TRAINS LEAVE NEN-iOhk, via the Esie
;l,..v ran, foot of Chambers RUNNING THROUGH
30 IIvELAND D., WITHOUT CHANCE OF CARS
with railroad. FOX all prime pal cities in the West
,rn,nr order TO Mansfield Gallon, ursana, Dayton CiEein
,sii and st. Louis without break Of gauge. .
n A GOODMAN Gen. Ticket ACT, n. T. sWFEIftN,
" Mosdyil.e, Pa Genera! supt.
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OFFICE OF

VERMILYE & Co, BANKERS,
No. "a wALL-sT. NEwYORK
", arc prepsIcd to convert the u. s. $40 TREAS
,ry NOTES into the q per cent BONDS Of 1851 with
,,wptues. and on fsvcrsble terms
,.e BUY and SELL market rate, al Minds Of GOV
SEGMENT SECURITIES, including
p. 6. $40 BONDS.
II =. $50 TREASURY MOTIFS.
~ G Isnos CERTIFICATES OF JEDEBTEDEUSS,
II 3. QUARrERMAsrERs CHECKS,
II < TwOYEAR 5 PER cent LEGAL TENDER
pOTES, -
II 8. @ per cent?, COUPON AID REGISTERED, Of
ISL. . $500.
MATURING CERTIFICATES f INDEBTEDNESS
selected ~ purchased
us PER CENT 1910 BONDS.
We beep on hard ioI immediate delivery ssortmcn Of
BONDS v This NEW LOAN.
VERMILYF & Co.
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grorerles ano provisions.

Il ENNEDYs EXTRA FINE CAMBRIDGE
IN FORT CRhCkIUs IN barrels halt ssnes and bres
fopSALE Of no. 10 CoursndtsL Every family shoudhsS
. Dor q! our escorted Cfackers
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IL ARRANGEMENT.--Lesyes msw.YoTs, James alp and
14h hsst hver for oreerror sIs iaIbor Hampton. &c,
stS ~ Tor OTeonpori, ks.hsad YsIaans, and Lake.
land a. and 31p For yp, Babylon. and Farm
inrdalr, ct and $50 and $50 p m For syo-s-t'
% M, and ~ " S,asc, connect io Gold spring,
Oyster Bay ad gniins,on) soI liempsa.i Jamaica and
Winfield At aud 1875 snd jJp. 40 and $50
SUNDAY EXCURSION TiAiH - Leaves S+thsi., East
River At $50 for Rverheaa stopping at ell stS;on. eH
oept Brmp-@sd and Syo.tI Tickets or t- train
! n rrLuc I'd rnr.. A REASONER. Superintendent
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JinGnlial.
0yuor 90 THIS PEsSsyvhSI. Coal COMPANY.

cvuor oo THIS PEsSsYIvISIk Coal ConPksY
~, m ftpoAuwSY, NEw YORK, May 10, 1904.
DIVIDEND Of SEVEN and ONE-HALF
- PER CENT on the capital stock Of the PENN
crIyAsrA COAL COMPANY will be paid at the Office Of
q, ceupsny the City Of NewYor on and 'ie' the VII
hs.sst COS ,., . a.. ,.,.
,..,sivs GEO. A. HOYT, Treasurer
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Alihiarn Nolirts.
STATE OF Nxw .Yosx,
OFFICE OF PArsAsTtROEstniL'

OyyrCN OF PArsAsTrR q rtnAL
AiBssr, Mty 2, lebA
FOR WANT Of the like facilities as were
afforded in the Northern snd Western Divisions, ,he
inen enlisted under tic calls Ia the soufhefn p1yi
non OF The State comprising the frat ten Conee"ion ~
tres we're obliged, ofhem 10 80 TO tie heid withou'
TIE STATE BOUNTY IN the recent bstilss many whom we
aym'ler lad not yet been able TO reach IN the heo may
Widows and others residing in New York City and u, vi
entity having claims hi. Office viii, nthsy call on hsot
ROBERT BENSON IT,, No. Stsrst., New.lort Chy'
lave lbeb psp. sntnged and forwarded es OF expense
iVHA y. VAN RUREE, Psymssss GsSs's4
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1914 - PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
IOO4s r. X. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACE IN through trains for hr We, by 'Aia rou.s lcavo
sg York from the foot Of Coufisndsi. Though esc,
or Chicago Milwaukee st. Paul, and ~ point. In tho NTth
Wet Crestine, Indianapolis Louisville, 81 Louis: teye
aud Co,nbus Cincinnati sB5 al poiut- IN the W. si
SohWe,t be procured tine orce o! the Pcanylyla
Genital K H., No Actor louse, cf OIL The Dep-i loo!
com sndt-t Through trains leave ke' y ors - ci5ws:
la M EIpen via PhiadelPhis, arrives m P sbgrsh at
30 a. 49,. 4. . NH, ,
p M EipTev vi, Philadelphia, arrives in Pil,sbufsha,
p ~ Express, via Allentown. strives in Pittsburgh a,
One Through Train Sunday, Wis Phlsd,lphia, leaving
Now. Yob at p
j. l.. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent, No. As,orE!ou.e.
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LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,

United STATES 1NIEkNAb hEs fhO L.,
" SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE OF
EEW-YORk.-SOTlCE is hereby given that under 20 b.
virtue Of the OF Congress- entitled An az 70 po~is In
t4na revenue 10 support the Government aud 10 pay teres
the pubir debit approved July J. 1861 and ,hs 'nend
and supplements thereto, have di,riid nP, sd
Edward aohancI nuroneeT at No 90 Liberty 49, Us '
day Of May in,t At II o'clock m.sewYoJ, May 1884,
MARSHALL u. BLAkk. roleeos.
Seventh District kew.iyTk
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S39,eoc RESERVED FOR WORKING CAP.TAL
TRUSTEES
JAMES D. FISH, President Of the Msrino Bank
JOHN w. E. DOBLER Cashier of tho Sixth National
Bark.
WILLIAM A. COBB President Of the Fulton Insurance
Company.
WA L. CoRTELYOU, As.f;sp, Secretary Of the Bowery
| Fine Insurance Company.
CHARLES 0. MORRIS q White, MorIia Co., Banker
! No 20 Wal At.
.WlLBURT F. HERBERT. Of Hcrbcr, Hunter, No. "a
Wsflst
CHhHLEs II. TODD ate Of Toylo, TODD, Nc. 70
| Cedsrst.
| DAVID s. DUNCOMB, No Pine IT
| SAMUEL EDDY, Morris;owni y. j.
PRESIDENT:
CHARLES IL TODD.
| TREASURER AND BANKER:
CHARLES o. MORRIS.
SECRETARY:
DAVID 5. DUNCOMB.
COUNSEL:
| $. T.. CHURCH, esq. No. 200 Broadway.
mlsiSG SUPERiNTEHoENT:
| ALFRED THOMPSON esq, Central CITY Colorado.
OFFICE or THE COMPANY, No. = PINE-sT., n. y
Th. Company Is orsriled woik the Thompion and Tai
bot aucs s;ua:c4 80 iect northwest Of the Contoettc
Gregory Coioeays WoEs ana those Ct Ler Jud1 Lee 70
laos
oes and comrr.es let Of thoroughly developed and
wcr..d prop.ry , t-c prrac B-dsoe sud oui'A Lode'
with nil! site building tools Sc and also uty iee' CT
hrsi lass ode uracy eloped IL the Immediate vicinity
Tie .hG.s through the cap 20 tie denim on
and tc abundance ard ch qusty 81 The ores iuy
proved by Beng tu IL ioci apart
The wo lode5 be worked trscLrT with but Little iHoie
than the Ordinary oxnenso q working one. Reliable estimates
vouchers IN e possession Of iho company Snow o G.
parv 81 the mines developed 90 yled with the ne"
,.uery Company ho!e "a have n operation by
tie D.. Auess next : e per Day ~ gold which Ai9.
ing lr g..rd erp-uses y over ON HONphEp fth
| GfN NJ JFON Iht WHOLE CAiilAL.
While .ue IN rstitiae following fashion e. tho day.
" ould ply justify capital Of ONE or TWO M'LiioSS'
capital being ~ ia necessary tto Company nave
ihoost the true interest Of she oid besi be con.
aac tho Of ihriE capital upoa tie ha.is al
a sc: cas recruitment ani leaving the dividends 20 be
paid monthly quarterly 20 determine the real value OF 'he
nc capital is therefore hxed $4,000 Of which $4,000
is ed as working capital TIE greater psrt Of the STOCK
h already ts- =tce including the wor. ng capital nay
he absorbed for ONLY PAR at the ofco OF Witt
MORRIS a Goa bankers No. ~ Violet aud at The sith
National Bank conner II S-s ard Broadway payable enc
per ssre) the time Of subscribing balance On The
| IL, day Of June. , ,
The working capital t amply sufficient for stocking The
with fs class hueIy AID viii be faithfully devoted
20 that chec An experienced azen', entirely familiar vat,
them cave. for tho mines Immediately
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l;I;TIiIIW-IERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP

NEW-JERSEN RAILROAD and IkANSP
N CO)n and ai,er MONDAY, Jan. n 1864 Trains VIII
-. EiNy.iURK f,r BALTIMORE snd ~ WASHINGTON.
A, and 10 O. IT, 7;3D P. aud II hirslt The 1850 p m
1r,U viii tke Pssseng BhLtiMORE and NAsltl No
TtN only This Train makes connection a. fhacc raa
rain, foi Philadelphia will .esye Ne~ioIk q and 10 m
~ m I sni . p M, aud IL Midnight.
Mi ITARY TICkLTS viii not bs received IN the a m
=, lam n, Trims J. ". WpODRufF,
dec Z? ig6l Assistant Superintendent y. !. X. X.
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financial.
THE
GOLD ORE MINING COMPANY,
OF COLORADO.
= CAPITAL, Sb250,0OO

SHARES. 2S, 0o0--PAR VALUE, $40 EACH
ISSUED IN PAYMENT or PROPERTY AND NOT
LIABLE TO ASSESSMENTS.
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Jniernal Hepenne.
Collector for 4,h Collection Di,tt, State Of SewYorl


UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
l NOTICE OF SALE or PROPERTY DlSrRA1NtD.
giyen that tho following personal prop1y,
viz: q Plan Ds.ins o. Badn: h ms@ s,. ray
o, br,wtns Bosrds usSd by nTciitee.si sir co. aTTs
ssasrr. used by uchscts, one ~ Tape l1si winch,
In pursuance Of act OF Congress, entitled an a. 20
raw interest on the Public Debt, prssrd July l. 1854 cad o!
The amendaory Thereof w,re dsraned BY me eessa o.
de;~,t by w J. Beer Architect No. as Ceenvichs' III
the payment " taSes due BY him 10 the United states will
sold by public Auction on the Tob day Of ns) ' al
III ococ In he forenoon essuction Of d. d. Esn
uconeer at No. 40 Canal in the City Of hrw-i oh 10
the highest bidder TO satisfy aud make payment of laid
tsIes and Of tie legal expenses and COMMUNION arm
snt upon such ssirsint End saeDs sd.,ew or. ny "
1906 - JUNE AiA'n
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OLYMPIC THEATER,
" Lsssre and Dtrectffss. MIS-
Manager OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WI J. IL NtlNJh-
Entire eli iN0E OF PROGRAMME

Sts.~ Nhns-'r. NJ ,. ~ st4NJA-
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
MONDAY EVENING, Nay l6,
BENEFIT
MISS HFNRIETrt IRVING,
On which occesion rh- viii appear
IuE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER
Ia TITO Comic Drama IA :hrrs acts, entitled
SATAN ~ PARIS
with the follow ing members Of ilacompany:
III q II Clarke, NJ G. 7. Psrsoe, d., Mr. w. DaviJye,
Mr. J. H. SodI.t Mr. r. owens, Mr. Berry, M4ss A. Harris,
Hi.. J. Walters Misc Clare. Miss g. Young sc.
Ater which, ior the hrt time IN Nrw-iVIk,
MRS JOHN WOOD
will portray OF the and voslitudes that beset the
life OF
AN UNPROTECTED FEMALE
Doors open AZ Il; performances commenoe At Il,
Sca'q srcuTcd three DAYS in aivanr-.
" ~ .pecdl, h. grodocei. the spectacular Drama Of
ALADDIN;
THs WONDERFUL Laap.
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BROADWAY TTIEATER.
ID No. 40 BROADWAY, CORNER BROOhE-ST
George wood ...''.''.''.''.'s''''''' '3ts..-eI
MONDAY EVENING May 10.
Inauguration OF
THE DRAMATIC SEASON
on which occasion gmM, WALLER
will appesr an ,.,
never pefioImed upon any .tsse, written ~
FANNY kEMBLE,
aud entitled
AN ENGLISH TRAGEDY
which viii be produced with
entirely new -enery
from tn. pencils OF
JOHN FHoRNE,
GEORGE WALLACE,
and assissnts
New Furniture and Upholstery,
new Properties, and
Elegant COstGmes
Mrs.. wsiler will be supported BY
NJ %. ". NtLLER,
aud a hill end talented
CORPS OF DRAMATIC ARTISTS,
come Of whom ae established Esv.iors fayoritc', while
other. court, for the first time, -
AN ENGLISH TRAGEDY.
Anre Wirshrop.... .fLnins " siet
Judge winthrop. I)'W W
Massrs Fredafck William -ircos Lee, -hrcytf,nce,
Gecrye Roscoe T. Post = Parker Msnley, Campbell Msx-
well How srd and Mr.. Siorn IN the sss'.
D.or- Open ri II; commence at o'clock
Due notice will 10 oven Of tho rs. appearance OF NJ Jas
Martin, Mr.. J. hitting, and Nj Marie Bonhf-ce.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w The management the pleasure In announcing that
the Performances OF MONDAY EVENING, 18th. are ri
apart for - .,.,,
OF
Nr. CHENfRAU,
whose charming perform during the past season ave ven
for her 20 warn tribute Animation ro1 beth TIC putbo
and press On Ais occsEon viii be presented first tine N Tour
OVR AMERICAN COUSIN AT HOME,
In which
Mr. b. y. CiiiSERAU
sustain the character 81 LORD DundTeary and the on
Samuel qrepoiemas RoyD is hr appearance in New York
IN three y.aI-).
SUSIE Tr.nchaJ.. ..tlf, th.i.Isu
Mr. DAN Bkiksp and MI FRANK BtsO"Eh,
who rave volunteered, vii also appear.
fUESD NY 18th the management has sincere pleasure
.unounrn the return to ths fheater the VI Le To-
erTgmph, ot - .o,->,-r
Mr. and Mrs w. J. FLORENCE,
when will he preseuied Tom Tsy.oI's great play 81
THE TILkET-0f-LEAEE MAN.
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uIPPOTHEATRON
Iiih St, opposite .he Academy Of Music
LAST CHANCE
MONDAY. May ls, and EVERY NIGHT Isocees
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS sas.
sPALDiNG R0GERSSc
GREAT OCEAN CIRCUS,
~ LAST WEEK al
~" cnLOss ~ AID TALENTED COMPANY,
Which igaeds,e,y log c :2r; S11 70 fs
Willie msaring Preparations for grand aquatic upS
COrsan'inOgc md The Mea. i ,.1oys
VAST PREPARATIONS
:" LAST WEEK or ARENIC SPORTS,
NEW sgArs IN HoRsEMstS9surp,
NEW FEATs IN ACRoBATICs,
NEW HEArS IN GYMNASTICS,
NE" hHD NEW COMEDIES,
In which the entire p.tia Of everything
NOVEL. THRILLING, AND PLEASING
Known u crce viii be produced b. the nnsPpresohs4s
CONSTELLATION OF STARS
To csnsum.la,e the climax OF Circus dip lAya In
FAREWELL PROGRAMME
''nS 10 &c w Every NIGHT riiIs WEEK
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
No ADvAgCE ~ TIE PRICES.
Reserved Sa IS eensi prcs Circle 81 ceuts eb.tren
hall price Amphheser - cents Doors open-Aternoon,
st u Evening, Il.
DOETlC AND DRAM tTIC RECITATION.
l. MRS. HENRY Z. WATSON
FOURTH POETIC AID Til SENATE ft n RECITATION
WITH VOCAL ILLUSTRATIONS,
., Boiwor;hs Hall. No. 600 broadway.
on TUESDAY EVENING. M'y II, lea
10 he had AZ W T. Sue!rs No Walst; Wr Hall Sens,
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urntistrn.
BuiIoiup MatsridIs.

EAKY ROOFS! LEAKYoROOFsl! cured
i Iwth RLLERYS RUBBER PAINT. wsnantel No
so a and It, No Beekman No. 1873 Bowery No asg 9th.
az No. so gthsy No. "A South It'll vt, WihsnAbneh.
DEADY ROOFING. Durable AZ Tin or
IL shingles, at hall the cost. CEMENT for Repsug Tiu
and shings Rooa READY ROOFING Co,
h0. " Maidss- -Sas.
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furniture
fssal Notices.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
tho County OF New Yor. notice ia hereby given per
or having against tho estate of MARIA NJ GRID late
of the Cts o rw York deceased the with
youcers thereof the subscriber his residence Wss
Si IT, ia the city of Newtork before the 18th (sIsv
en,h) day October neIDsied Newly the ninth day q
AgI., lSvA-Ayil lsmtmM JOHN IRflNV bARR, EAl.
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GAVE YOUR MONEY. : THOMAS R

! - AGNEW III, rr.at GROCER, TEA and FLOUR .acr
of the city, corner OF Greenwich aud NuIayss Is nov ss
ns Tees Cofees Flour Wine sugsr. molSs's syruR emo
desler in the United States Obs price cash house Woe
sale department No 2s2 Greenwich 1T retail, CORR Of
QVspwlsh ND MvgJsy ~
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NO. GOO BROADWAY,

NO. 600 BROADWAY,
Sole agency I'm New YORK. for tho oeebr.ted KELLY :
ISLAND CATAWBA WINE. For sale In any quantt, snd
guaranteed pure This wine has n,Ilsey TAKEN th, hi,,
for pA.i FIVE competition with oil o'her
wines OTIS FIELD Co, No. 800 Broadway.
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oyplcr Pacirlc Man y.EAssmp Co,

OYPiCE PACIFIC NAIL slEAHsHlP %,
NEW ioRK, May 10, 1854
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF
IN Directors have hi, dy declared Dividend o,Five 90
f Cert oat Of the earnings 4 the st three months,
ss,.h Al the ofce Of the Company Thursday the l9i
Esrt The books viii close the l2h isn and
,,rn 90 the I'd Instant BY order OF botd Of Drrciofs
THEODORS I. JOHNsON, secretary.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
of NETWORK. CAPITAL $500 90.
The authority " the Secretary OF the Treasury this bsna
brrspared 70 receive subscriptions TO the
NATIONAL TEN-fOR1; LOAN
t.s under an sc supplementary oct entitled IN Ic
y provide Wsys and Means for the sopPor Of tue Govern
bsst" approved MaIoh3, 1889 a. -
ys cm date with interest the rate OF i've per cent pei
Imam. Interest and Principal payable IN Coin. .
eUb,fptOn the above be made ia lawful money
the Unlsd States and tho accrued interest p2ia Ia .c
% National Currency i.Sdns ATTY peg ceni Freiu3 uil
hrtkei notice. NORRIS hEIOhoh' rfesioeh~
A w. SMITH Asrstsnt 9 -shsr.
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THE AMERICAN
COAL OIL STEAM COMPANY.

c.es uuder the Genera Law Of The State of New Yors
ROCKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL
MOCK of th Conn any Tor hiuitCd number, say ~ W
bsr, between the hours on !! o'clock m and . sloeH
"A fog dsy only 80 the Comneny's Office Nc 80 fihrs'
S.wsYors The shares IS each upon which 10 per cen
v BE- Required 10 be paid .. The e oi saO.chPueL az
Comrany A. the owners Of shaw Linons leent for Gc.
ssiss Steam with Coal Oil other Comnusoie rluds
s., eoS0G yBg the report Of tho three Chioi hnnee
kta navy Depsrnen; Washington, also The ari
Il the Company and other valuable ir.oIr9oi can &c Oh
uinsd VI application ct the otace Of The Company
OFFICERS:
Precedent BAstD H. TURNER.
Treasurer, n. HOLTHAiStN.
Secretary, JOHN L. LINTON
TRukTsEs.
Eo,' G. dUnFREY GURTHER Mayer Of the city Of N. Y.
Jas. I. HARWAT, OF Par5sideeA Hsrway.
EENRY RkNDEL, OF handel baTcn,oTe.
WA @. SMITH, cfsuton smith d Go.
John L. LINTON trstenteel.
5oaN p YEvEET0N, Pres.Gsn Bank ofiIOr'h America.
T IVERMORE, CLEws Il Co,
IL BANKERS,
US eog;RNMEST LOAN AGENTS
No. 3? Nall-st, n; Y.
Subscr pf' 0ns received 10 the
NATIONAL 1910 LOAN.
an the various denominations bard ready Tor immediate
One Eighth Conmi..ion allowed to BsIks, Bsnsers sn'
Brokers' - d. c,.-r.p,r,ro
Of al descriptions
Purchased AMI icT -sie.
STOCKS. BONDS, and GOLD.
pousbf ard Sold Commission, for cash only.
COLLECTIONS msde Wsshnstcn aud Gil other points
s United States and Csnsda At low rates with aaE re
UT" 7slOTREAsURY NOTES
Converted into 1881 Bonds.
INTEREST ALLOWED On DEPOSITS
.sSe BY Banks Banker and individuals subject to dr,' 81
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-Fc AL

i i RkNY and TROY, CONNECTING with TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chsmbena Fron oth-,t ,
Frpr-s and 10 D and IN 1917 in and AZ and
4snd .. 60Pm
Troy Apd Albany with sie-p- ll0s .. NJ
lh,c~rb lo.+op
Rhlntoeck Train. p 7;7z p. m.
fouFnkssriie Ir.in, - IN s;sl g m, and I;H p IT.
.Dd r. ~.
FseE.sIi TTAa AIS p m t:J7 p.
~ Train 1870 II 75I n. ard ~ ~ and 5:3l
m, and Sl5 p pm.
Iuytown Train 800 and 3'1 and 7:27 p. m.
a.
On ssndAzs q, s:17 p. N. from 3osh street
TICKETS DO procured Of tho ohcss OF Nos,eots
York AMI Brookyn and baggage cheeks cd 1t
the all po.ns To road and 20 Saratoga Spring.
ERIH Passenger Trains leave
~ from foo. OF Chamber st.:
! IN, Eipross for Buaalo.
sos n, Mill daily, for Otirile.
10 a. IN. a. Tor Bui.lo and intermediate stations
ais .. m, Way for Pen Jrfvis and Sewbur:h
D. alghi EIpte.. dsily Tor Donkrs Buffalo Roche~
tr CaI1Bdasua, and principal st-iss Train OF Saturday
run. throa.h to Buffalo but does no. 10 DurtTk.
CHAS. HlkOT, General Superintendent
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s39,0oc RESERVED FOR WORKING cAPiTAh
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A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO LIVER
N POOL GLASGOW, DUBLIN. BELFAST ni
LONDONDERRY, per BRITANNIA. 7sih Msy; CALI.
donna 9Th June Rate. OF passage, iEclsdilf a. abundant
supply II wen cooked pforisons: 4eo
lat Cabin. "a C2bin...'.'''"'ss9
IntsImedis.e.........tS steSsss..........''''Ss
Payable in currency. e..,,c
No. q Bowling Crees.
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Orfan Cleaners.

NOR NEW-ORLEANS, DIRECT.-Tho new
l. u. 5. Mail Steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON, =
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

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The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

vatiOn into an opportunity to carry out
their party platform who have be.
traypd the sacred cause Of the Union and
prostitmted it to base party purposes
unhung traitors who are prolOnging this
unnatural war, and offering the bloorl and
lives Of our gallant soldiers TO the Mnlocb
Of AbOlitiohism. It has not been long
since y prominent Abolition orator thank .
ed God that the Federal army was beaten
at the first battle of Bull Run and the war
prolonged, for slavery would be wiped
out II matters not to such traitors to
the Union hOw much b.ood is shed aud
how many lives are lost, so they are ena.
blei to carry out their party doctrines. -
The Democracy intend tn DC true to the
Union and the Constitution as in times
past. Win an eye single tn the preser-
vaii"n Of the country aud the maintain.
anCe "f their civil aud religioUS liberty,
"krrpin: step to the music of the Union,
they will march boldly f"rward to the ac-
compliShment n the gr.nt work hefnre
them, and neither Abolition threats nor
Abolition TREASON ~ill deter them from =
grand and mighty effort &c save the Gov.
ernmcnt OF our fathers in its purity aud
principles aS it came from the hands of
its illuStri0uS founders.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

SOUTHERN SOLDIERS. b cciIrr cauuot
hr arcI>rd "f prrrialtv for the South. -
His ;, minthit> are niI vita the North.
lie has used his influence aud Exercised
his talrrt> 10 create II prejudice against
the nItt. AMI hl> been Instrumental in
shaping the radical policy of the Admin.
i>tratlOt. In Il recent sermon he speaks
as follows rf the Southern <olsiirrS:
Where shall We iini such heroic Srlidrnml
su II npbeAii"s "t physical dIs "mturi, such
paiirncr IN poverty, IN distress, ~ abs. lute
want. we mud III tie Southern arnvy Tnev
tight better Va bad chu>- than vuu do with a
good "ne +; they night better for pLsslun, than
t"u tor u sentiment. We believe them iu be
misguided, but we muSt d. ihem the credit If
sating they nghi ~tll, aud bear up under
ir"nGic n,blv; they suffer a"d d. W"t com.
plan; they Z" ~ rag, but d. not rebel thrv
ale III earnest tor their rerSnuIi liberty they
believe IN II. Aud II taey can they mean To- get
II.
Did it never occur 10 Mr.. Beccher that
such mrn are sincere, aud ought To be
reasoned with? or that such men can
never he subjugate'lg Men whn "SuiFcr
and do not complain; who go in rags but
do not rebel" who have >acr ilired case
md wealth and pnSi'iun, friends and fam.
ily. for their in1ep uIlence, cannot be
conquered. They may be defeated and
driven from their homes, their property
may be destroyed, but it is idle to talk
abort SubduinS p.cuA
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

TmE LIBERATED NEGROES. The negroes
liberat' by the edict nj President Liza.
coin. are having happy Iine." If the
statements "f their 'lrc"nstitntri guar
dams NAV he believed. rhey are mi long
er slaves they are free. an thir free.
dom ha> hrtt.rrd th.ir CONDITION vastly
Cut adrift from their legal pfnlrc nr> nni
pr">idyrS, thcv are wandering n ,a.a.
bonds from one CAM t" an'rhcr. viii,
II, gcrt. poverty ani starvation staring
lnv'n in the Iacr, Sicku - and SnActing
nni death are >wcr!inS them away at "a
fearful rate. \ Nirk >hurg c"rr>p,n
dent nj tic Ne, Ymk TIhunc ,av>:
Snme J.'n"i slaves nj al nv"< aud q l"r>
rrnchrd here 'vw hnS az, II WIS "ne #
the SAdt'-t Slmc'aclrS win.s,rd nr B, | n4
tine IN NIckSbutg. ru- w.uiIea aud children
were almost s"n veal and lnli-uAkrd SIch u
lrriib. picture "t hi .rt want ami IlL III mi>.
rrv can neither be l'nhg ned nor i'"rlla ed With
ICn
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

HARD on Banks. The New Orleans
Era, loyal paper. is responsible for the
fOiI""ing; "Jmst before the battle on
Red River 400 C"nfe,icrnVe prisoners were
sent up the river for exchange. The &c.
currence oC the battle prevented it. and
they were ordered back. As they passed
Gen. Banks army a, Grand Ecorc, they
gave three cheers for Banks. the Com.
mi>SHry General Of the Confederate army.
allnlinS to the large amount OF supplies
he had left f,r their uSr."