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TERRY LBAsEs At AUCTION.
Monday MasiA rst 3 1854 Ssis O'clock win ss
ssS sasP 81 aA. s @ "a; c
Houston srse. Eas ve New York to the foot OF Grand
Of Tweaty third street, aasi river New York, Green
Lssse the Ferry from The 9e,
The Lease q the Ferry now established from the foot OF
MIA avenue, Hoboken; N. J.
Of sc@ 70 aaSS
1e sad several Ferry Lease: VII, Be sod With al the
r.. u,;.... CONDITIONS
usual iofm OF ery leases heretofore entered by
The .sc' above named ferries 10 be made
10 coniorm 10 e reqnirenens Of the city charter in relation
thar they conduo and manage Inc
dioaneeso Is M rs are now or may hereeT faSm ttae
70 time be nsde af passed b; the Common Coury State
he rschsser OF she Ferry ana its appeuasg. ia
sale TO the Co,sctS, o. TIE c5 Revenue sum aqas 20
sppg o. Tie rent Of TOE rs quarter ia case he executes
lease the usual coysnsnts otherwise be forfeited
oss sf & e siS ao ss to ssa'eh T. % 4.
proved ~ tie Coarole sor tie punc:uat payment of he
rent quarter ,eag sod Tor nc asfcl execution OF the
a. penses esse bends sndrevenuc samps 10 be paid
Ss he @ tasoSsoa Tor or n coz v,th tho PIER r
of pleufes proposed be leased during tho ier
OF the lease
should The lease Of he above named ferries either Of
theni pnrased By partss other than The prsseat
sees lhey sl De ssoied 10 acc2rdsnce wi,b n- prov,
sous u the laws % the Stae purchase At fair appraised
valuation ,yhod the sc.ll the
buildings Ind ittrcS
ferry ssd he Cred hy porson- seeciec by the
old aud iessccs % case the parties cAanot
the amount 10 be- raid Tor tue fnue
The sasli also coesin covenant requiring each
ferrybsa bed TO its engine a apparatus OF
force prmp. with eEs than 40 OF qSsli
~ an thai by As Fire peparreut
the cy of New YORK and g be uscd for the
OF fires required By the Che! Engineer
assistants the Fire Department ~ the cY of New YORK.
Tor which the lessee sn ec.ive tvsnty dollar
hour each bunr engaged aud time
thai one toar MATTHEW Z. BRENNAN,
Comptroller
1hr SAFE the above Leases Is postponed un,l
Monday Arm ~. 1884 at ~ saIae hnnr ar d plnra
MATHEW l. BRENNAN Comptroller
ns..a Nkyct fs.i
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FskAN~ fAL.
Si.UO0.UUO LOAN

Sl.O00.OUO LOAN
COUNTY or tEw YORK
PROPOSALS Fvh s,JOeooc soLciERS'
BOUNTY sUsD BONDS
fBe,os ire baaaee not sn..dra Oh biis fof S2ar01p
Opened Arn's. 1901
Sealed proposals viii b, rece,sea al the co"p,' Oers
Once ua,,l saturday Apru AZ is att M ~heo
Tho same vii be public far the purchase OF lie
whole or sny par. 100000 Of soiaers'
Bounty Fund Bonds" authorized by ordinance Of
Board Of Supervisors passed 49, 1861
Of s Legislature Of tho state Of New York passed Fsoru
arr s, 1854 ncne tho awarded bids FOR
5000 100 opened April 3 1864
The SAID pooas viii the rate Of per
per sonum psJ able seusunuay The drs, day OF May
oeemabe follows Five hundred thousand dollars No.
vcmber l. 1882 and Dve hundred housaou dollars kovem
ber l. 1890
The proposals viii slate Che amount Of bonds desired and
the price per one hundred d.srs thereof aud persons
whose proposals accepted w thereupon be TO
deposit with the County Treasurer the sums awarded TO
Them respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts OF the
County Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be
Titled receive bonds for OF the par value Of
the sums awarded 10 em bearing interest
or payment
Each proposition should be sealed and orsed Propo
for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds" ana enclosed In
second envelope, addressed to the Comptroller
The right reserved any all Of the bids II
considered promote the interests OF
the county
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
Orr or NEW YoRK. DEPARTMENT. or FINANCE.
C0MpTRoLLRRs OsfICR,
AprH 4, 1884
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VALuAsLs FERRY FRANCHISES AZ PUBLIC AUG
On NoudsY. ANA ii iss4 q, eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
viii he sold a. public aariioa. 70 the highest biA
he rs dss 81 NAY 1854 6s sss o. ias rsncsse Il The
Ferry established north o aud Immediately ed joining
ss. os he ss s.'snsR Ro streets ss srosf @
Lease ottss ss.ashc .ss r.ny .hon, to be es
ssd - Rat ii,rr New yors the alp Zoe. .; Bridge
Has sss Il Ii, Franchise u ne yer, sboa, 10 ;. a,
,.S.ses from ss I < ss' 70 gss S; ana
Bsosys o. p S,g ssIs ps,... ssa, y. ss.s.o . s:sc S
Corporation Of The "''c cSsSifrTcsssss 3 fss Tsss
sra form ~ fss leases hercsot, entered into by ,hs
TIC esse cass o. shovs named fevre. bs made
10 conform 70 tie squreueus % toe city charter 10 rss.
issee cssee, thai be .y win end uluags
ssd fefy or rfes sg'eAoy " aueh rules regulations
. time Be nsce pas.sa ny thc ce1mos csauc Slate
TIC purchaser Of the iercy ios. ss6 its
each cas-. ~ b- reaed % psJ si II. te and psce *
sais 70 the Csse.. q the cdJ Roysnps sum equal 20
I.sse w ihe .ss o,borwse 70 De r. is,ed s
s,.ssa a AZ " - ''%' %s s':,rcd y, ,So sar.i.
q ss rent, aas'f, y,sty sndic, The faithful execution u
isc OF ne 6onds and reyenrs stamps 10 ia
rsid Y. pu,sL'. asG no ersnsc whatever b 70 be IN.
,,u or tk.si er peusss prepssod "a ~ les ~ cv, v
tae terri q hs ass ,or,an noven,n, ,.a,r,,r .,as
ferry boay ssh.d 20 Us epgDe are apparatus "
iorrs pemr ~h 10, Iesa ,han 80 Zee, of hose I've
n ihe y of nov orr and . be used the csnsush
meat n hres weesev sqursd hy the Ch,ef bncnrcl
ssye or whch rnryccs c cssco shah reccvs al
,hfa rer hour for ese hou, cngsgci and time
'oou''' Wv" MATTHEW 7 BRENNAN, Comptroller
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CORPORATION NOTICES

CORPORATION NOTICES.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Public notice hereby given that by virtue Of the powers
vested IN the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the
passed February "a 1886 Of the Legislature Of
this State passed May 49, ls4s the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund win offer public auction Satur
day the 9th day Of April, 1861 at noon the Exchange
saesroom No Ill Broadway, the city Of New York by
WILLIAM KENNEDY, Auctioneer. the following Rea
Estate, belonging TO the city Of New York. viz
One 10, OF Land on the side Of City Han place
in the city Of New York. between Chambers and Rsade
Streets
One lot OF Ian on the side OF Main street. the
yof Brooklyn between Water street and thelEast
Maps maybe obtained at the Comptroers Office, Hau Of
Records on and after March %. 1884
Terms Of saeTep per Of the purchase money and
expenses Of auction and be paid the Comptroers
Office Immediately after the sale Thirty per the
ls, day Of May next wheo the will ready
livery the balance may remain bond and mortgage for
five years NAY 1854 with intecs, the OF six
per per annum, payable half yearly.
MATHEW, BRENNAN, Comptroller
Crrror NRw yo~K. DErAarsEvs or.FISAscE coxrrRoL
LER's OJrtcs. March g. 1864.
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THE HIPPorHEAyRoY
AMI, kkW YnRE NJ

THE HIrroTEEsIEoS GsIs srN yosv o,oor,
CARD 10 THE PUBLIC.
The propfecs has The pleasure TO that the En-
gross daily receipts As his contribaton Dur
,nE ioe saIe Of lie Far therefore appeals
sre as p''''erfi ri,s y rsIs sId.' pesroRu.xces eE
may ,. 50 possible, more than usually attractive be
''' is Hs SssE fsSSsy ssaaiso c9ysEAsy yssIsy
EqvEsrsl!s oss sfssss1c Ss ssx slSss ass sAcaosAro
NJ rAsSs ssSsf HOSs AND aSssfss II s.s .oso
ssa1,.# :#a ,ssssIr sEsAE 1sagss sa4,k Gs sIpras,
EVERY AsftssSos SsSH Tt shis?A1s O'CLOCK,
MAMMOTH ~ aS3.saf ssp ssa5Eosrfsf Il SE FFksSSaHsMAEs FkSHs
nail vsse .mriiss.s IS S;s bosr. open. seraoea
81 Ia; evening AZ Ia
ClRoUs -sRoApwAy tAxesmirusArRE.
L. r. BI,esi..................... .,,..,..... Manager
rngnso.r .ps sisE sE,SsV sHs tyisisss i Ss Ars
viI &c s's'' : ''a'iisoi Mosssa2yssHrp, ssasssiys ss
by ali the most accomplished riders Of the age
sy The 90, ssa,srs i d. rer u Inc eOur., Of which
James 4.as.lb s ifsi sqsssssfa si sszr
igERiFic Z xEPCIsEs on THE fRApRzs,
c6sstc Sss Syqiysf ENTERTAINMENT. s9f siEaH,si:sar
& ty9Ps' sigi aSss2sszE fissi ss2'sssszE f'' &c
wila 'stisy q o:her ATS. 20 conclude with waaces
troape - !hr
GRAND CHASING FESTIVAL
On SATURDAY s'lllissI A. rEIqufsrhlAs FKrE ...
Doors opcn AZ: 10 commence ai7,..
NEW Bownsv rHr ERE
CuDJos tsvt
Nov rad, AID rrn be speedily produced.
vi FANNY urgRlyos
FRIDAY EVENING Afs1L
= 'oAs poH poHR ss.nHsis ss.svnosirs PIECES.
Bos hoos nov cscn
psNJo YAUgHT-pEerEC1by. nv ONE QUAR-
II ter's ieslers, br my nese aud pleasing method No
strunaea Bsntos nsis 20 ordyr and furnhrd for prac.
tc iou,s eT tuic. fron "a n. aternogn ul 10 tue
evening aRoRGE &. poBsos' ~. Am'tS street cor
ner OF Mercer .--..-- -.-...
wAsuINGTus, H.
aes Ssgars Sgri,Hs iiis is. cS4SiTH s:s,ll..s t'a'h
Wa 49, lhs es GasTsssGsf rccs on he .ns ~ !. "a,
seedsoS & H.s I'd ,,e e se e sgnr sa W., saoss sS
LADIES' EysisT shTisseanu ssaeaus5ssf L s'T1 1Ar,YnNoos
. oApExy or MUsrC.--rrALlaN urrHa
n Reaervcd srals 10 pargset sad BscoEy can be- had
No 65 Fourecotb street corncr OF Fourth syeDpo
ExFREssEss
,,resgAMs FUxstrURg gxrRBas .-avREPAR's
~ Furniture Espresa Burphani Furniture Hrpress. iib
,tuie stored All kirds OF Furniture bogof snd shpeod
.sgasure Of families poven 20 adt 2 aasatmt
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H4 NArilsOATS,

krOe HaRTFonD DiRBOf
~ The camerA CITY or tiAErfOdb aut ui.ANiTF
STt1 y esyc per ~ Baq RIVER day ~ Il
uarticu,att inquire OF Sssb'u f,hsttN u. t,tth
aafe8. w. a E4. II.
k1RW HHukSwJCk AND NEW ivE. tus Hl6tft
IN cr f} BfAh SHORE, tnIua y .eakt4s, .4t,t tat.,
Eew Brrnrwic to- New yore. csY9Hs, tta, <. n.r
4 every asy tkuhdsSs &c ptrdp - S'si.A t.N.
ping vi ood Dce, re ~ AL ( HN0 E..8N...
ic ufning issvca New Yrtk, .se
" .SS slefs nSsth ', cr un'i .s.'i.t'.
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WAN ANBuRGH 4 co.'s MsNAGERIE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN CARAvAN.
Hyatt Frost. .IanaGcS
Nos Broadway.
MOST Positively TIE
LAST WEEK BUT ONk
LAST WEEK BUT ONn
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
GRAND ExPOaiffOk -~@
ANIMATED NATURE.
TMf LARGEST. THE MOST CAREFULLY
SELECTED. TuR MOST
VALUABLE
CObLEcTiON or
RARE BEASTS AND BIRDS
exhibited either the Eastern Weaiern Conia-
HANNIBAL THE MoHsTER RLKPHANr
HANNIBAL THE MoSSTER ELEPHANT
rFE ONLY LIVING GIRAFFE
TIE ONLY LIVING GIRAFFE
America, aud
I,oW MINOR ANIMALS
comprised in this
IMMENSE COLLECTION
of Beasts and Birds from every quarter Of the g0to,
which universally acknow edscdto be finest nsnase
brought together by private enterprise Ia AS
country. aud which WILL p05ffTvELf CLOSE after
another week
Open from 10 A.. NJ to 10 p. NJ. Admission, Csc.
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SAS ANTONIO slISEE SE ksFloss nls,Ss COMPANY
o 5A fd Sh ERE 50 gos EAcH
ISSUED f0H AID skzos * aSSo CLAIMS
SAN = RurTERwoarh Esq, President Of the ouos.ll
ANTHONY i. NSfas Sofss2s ESQ, of Morse Co.
TilAELEs LAYs9S ks3 q ch.rlss Il MarsheAGo
~ MT csbs sSsis s.a ESQ Ii 8 sessasslsy sss'sa
SAN sgJ gJfEsSgsru, s,q
CHARLES LAMsoy, Es,
ass.rs scHUcHAsora eEsHAaDr
Mes., FOSTER AND THOMSON
BooAs subscription Tor the rsTchs shs RS Of tn
s e ~ ssn are ,0 0Seq ss q Ya ose = Psys
S ees aaH q s 20 Mas S
who has lately risitea 9s Psepsrsy q me Company
.,s ,ss, NURSE a o. ~ NLlmm street y. y,
visited hs Mine tb. month Of Decemc1 ses accon
panied by Guido Kusie the Distinguished McslGrsis
the Of me ophlf Works aad saihor Of valuable
recently published 10 csOrns ny oeSsn Sas II se Ssa
and qualiy Of this Mine based derived from
The mine . situated Arizona, about hee niles noth
Of the northern Boundary line sonora aud Gve miles dis
tan, from the celebrated Mowr, silver mnes Il Is sccess
e ~ az seasons q Tue year either By % Lo Aageios
veioping the mine; enough however discover lie width
and eieDt Of tue lode aud determine the qualify aud value
Where the shaft sunk the vein i from four 10 81. fee,
exhibits saena sulphfe of lead eafbona,e =" lead
EnS s nns sSsa IN @ NE
vein has been prospestsd about hall mile M Kusie n
letter addressed 10 the San ffasosco owners
San Anonis lode appears where Lbe shaft sunk GOOD
Ss,a aoass ne RI n Il S % wy 90
ais from soven,y 10 ninety dollars per Ton DE eve
s an abundant supply OF THIS and that ty su
ure OF comparatively small Of money The m inc
be pa, ~ condition 70 psodac. oty ION: per day. ~.
Of The ns would exceed thres iousand dosif per day
Dos exceed twenty dollars - - 49,
on The promiscs about hundred yards from the San
Antonio lode, IL northeast direction. IA vefy rici,
copper lode feet wide the which We otlsned Co,a
ibis lode consiteted fair avcrage ner on
copper ana $5n 10 silver Miners ob,ajped in nv
number Ia The immediate vicinity about ten dollars psr
month Tnc reduction works of The Nine are three psg
distant from the Mine consisting o small engine ana Two
furnaces There Ia abundance OF and water for
all purposes on the prvperty consider The san Antonio
very valuable Silver Nine if worked With skin ana energy
IL will produce mos, satisfactory results
SAN E. sUTTERw0RTH.
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caDEAy OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN.

cADENy OF MUSIC. BROOKLYN
FRIDAY gyENiNo. APRIL s. e'N'
Positively iaai night but one Of
MT. AMI MRS w. J. FLORENCE.
who will again appesr by general demand in Tom Tayio
great drama. Of -
THH TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
which met vita such decided evening
SATURDAY, ias perornsnce and benefit OF Nj. Mrs
Florence.
Oflee open from % 5 for sale OF seats
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mcrhsrn street Buiding of brick. four stories VITA
csar, conteiDinE tve horse aud other
tarcs nearly Suitable Tor manufacturing purposes
lnqaire on premises TaPPlS REEVE Builder
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WOODS kINSrREL HALL. 5l4 BROADWAY oPpo
w site -. Nicholas Hotel Henry Wood Proprstor AZ
WOODS MINSTRELS
MONDAY, ADrll 4, and every evening during the week
UNCLE SANS A COON.
Historical "Reminiscences Happy Uncle Tom
The Victim OF Secession, Robinson Crusoe
lhe Afttcan Camille. Cotton Field Sports.
The Gobblr Family, Hurry I'm Ar Xe
Doors open st7 Commence at O'Clock Tickets 25 cents
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hoR SALE-THE HOUSE AND LOT NO. .i3 HIGH
street Newark - lo fSsi9s dwelling ipzo5 built
The best manner Parlofs library dining kitchen
laundry first oor, i've bedrooms second roor aud
iNu attic. Bathroom, fixtures furnace Apuy
the premises or 70 W. G. rERMlLYE, II Park place n
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L'UR sALE-rHE COMPLETELY FURNISHED CoUN.
II try Place OK he late petre the North Shrewsbury
rive near Red Bank N j. and twenty-five miles this
city modern ard well furnished house, grounds highly
'uentai profuston OF all kinds Of fruit bed
terraced bank apd every appliance tor
deuce, be obiaine by np.
Rroadway
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LiOR sALE-A HANDSOME THREE STORY AaD
basement brick House, I6S Last Fitticth street
Third Inquire the cllaises or at
l45 Third avenue. near Fiftieth street.
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A GENTLEMAN HAVING FARM ABOUT GOING
~ West VIII sell tchesp; S5 acres with stock crops
.nd Tools wood and fruit plenty buildings fair situated n
dar street.
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HINCrsNA1 WILMINGTON AND EVANSVILLE
~ Rsilrost COMPANY The subscriber 10 ready
exch nge the Trustees receipts stock certificates
the certificates Of the Trustees under the
mortgage the Cincinnati and GAINESVILLE Railroad
Company for the bonds to which the parties to the
organ alton OF the Cincinnati Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Railroad Company severaiiy entitled.
cEARLEs MORAN. Trustee 10 Wall street
NER YORK. Apri e. 1884
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pROokLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE-EN PORTLAND
~ ayenne between Lafayette and Dekab avenues Two
new brown stone Houses with all The ,npro, emens
Pe.oe low. 1erus easy. Apply to I. JACKSON on iae
premises.
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EN0R sALE-rO CLOSE AN ESTATE-r0UR TENE.
mens Houses newiv painted and repaired aud let TO
good teaane Principals only may apply 70 i0SEPt!
DIXON, 1888 East Twepi y-nls. street.
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LtUr tir.-Rr GREAT RI~puCIiON pRos mi
lat HtVna rot Uol-t SIS m l3 and
rst .tent street Bro.kyu These Houses situated
h~ Yrfs hset Uf the city bu and finished hi tie
uM ard are fr1lee wlti every convenience Being
.8i nGfn. ethct TIVE the tafee be aF
ysry tle ctense The wbnc would form building well
ststad 90 lxsi cas- boarding howe e hv speedy
l.iap Wkhet .res bargelr IL ofrrfnd TO- Two
lDt Huts APn h " " GcGBfnN Np : & .hta
sAtst tssNa
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10 sale 10 Twcuy second Broadway. extra
co. No. Pine street
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ss0R s4LE-IS fwENTYIHIRD STREET NEAR
Il tub Avenue extra large and elegant House, iu
beautiful order.
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DICACHo SILVER MINING COMPANY
i OF ARIZONA.
incorporated under the laws OF the State Of New York
Capital 90, ,v1D shares. Of $5D each
Subscriptions TO the Capital Of this Company viii
opened on Wednesday. April al the oce OF A. John.
son Co, so Wall street.
L. w. WINCHESTER. President,
Oilce Of Harnden's Express Company.
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f3rRkHAMs FURNITURE ExrHBas .~9gREPAR's
" Furniture E,presa nurnhsn tur,ilulc rrpress iip
tsr Ete, rntn surc buwecn Firth aud bnta avenues
utuc stored. Az kirds OF furniture bogsi sn1 shpood
!. NJ ,ture Of families lpovsd 10 a,it q. asabmt
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(N0tSTRT REsIpENCE FOR SALE-LoCATEp ON
~ the NoriherH Railroad oi New JERSEY. hour from
New for. house Two stoiS and sttck IL rooms pastere
and ccmcneo cellar. kitchen panttics laundry
bath room, water coset marble wAsnssnd, kitchen range
hot and cold fountain Ia front bat viii throw
thirty fret high bydrap in the garden an6s house.
stable sbeds 4c actcs or more ue bad 10 nnutes
walk from depot Stnp ~ North Engiewood.
NJ. FLANNEILy.
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PARK THEATRE. pnooK1Ys ny
Mrs =. CONWAY .........,....,...S Sole Directress
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL Z, 1864.
will be presented
LUCRETiA BoRGIA.
SMITHS AND BROWNS
First class stars treated with Apply TO
G. M. LEWIS, Acting Manager

THEATRE FRANCAIS-NIBLOS CONCERT SALOON
THURSDAY. APRIL 7.
BENEFIT NIGHT OF MADAME BERUEoN
La GRACE DE DIEU
Drsma in Eve sets iuerluded with e. by NJ Deunery
TIE doors VIII be opened at ~: 10 commence O'Clock
precisely Box oIce or the theatre during the day 6
HrUs - =
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CHANCE YET LEFT TO SECURE CHEAP
IA house; CT those elegant Houses o
The north side OF Forty street.
iof sale cheap Alsn, English basement front
loestion. Apply 70 JOSEPH Mcguire l2s Third avenue
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A BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE, FOR SALMON
N Forty sixth alta ~, between fifth Ant Sxth
ose Of the hest streets, S2l,nc Apply 10 g. MATHEWS
~ kssssu street rousl - tr0n 70 clock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16


4. few DAYS since, while on the railway be
tween Montosyile aud Naples in this county
we were informed By physician, and reeues
ted to say through The Times, thtt there we're
neatly two hundted cases OF Syphilis in the
touusbips Of Monroe, Jackson and Jefferson
all resulting from vaccination from the arm of
a soldier returned to that vicinity who bad
baen vlccinated for the kline pox, while in the
army Whether he had the dreaded disease
before vaccination, got It by that method, or
contracted it afterwards, is unknown but
Young lady Grst vaccuated herself from his
ARMAND from that the contaaion spread far
and wide and made terrible havoc before its
true character WIS discovered
Our informant says it embraces both sexes,
and al ages and has we'll nigh wrought
ruin TO many
Let this suffice all who nay read it--for tes-
dmony against vaccination, except by re-
spectacle and responsible physician, who may
have pure vaccine matter Lei people who
have friends, in the region Of the contagion,
be on toe alert against that loathsome enemy
Of the system-and let those who have it, use
every aid, before too late, to prevent the con
s,iluuoual effects ol the malady.
If there he any Of the suffering viclim7--
too poor to hire medical aid to relieve against
that disease---aome steps should be at once
taken BY the Trustees Of the townships down
thero--to get such aid at public expense. A
days delay may be fatal to many a sufferer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-16

WAsHN0ToS, June l6. The Richmond En-.
uuire Of june l2th has the following
HEADoUARTfRs, MouNTAIy lOP June g.
Crook and Averll joined Hunter to-day nt
StAuuton, "a portion Of their forces are east, in
the Greenyille and Middleboro road. A cav.
Gly force made demonstration on Wayne.
boro, and were Fepulsed by Imbodeu The
enemy retrealed TO Staun,on, burning the
Baskerville depot
General Pope with 400O men, is moyeinE
down the valley to reinforce Hunter
The enemy have no supplies but subsistence
oi Of The country,
Our troops are in hne spirits. and an ad
vance is anticipated to morrow
MoUETAIE Tor, June 9--The enemy cd
Vaneed again to-day with cavalry force, and
we're driven back by General Imboden
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reported Defeat OF Ma maduls.

New YORK, June l6 The Heyalds core.
spondent with A. j Smiths corps gives the
details of battle at Bayou Fish, Just re-
turned fom the pursuit Of MarmadGbe with
the object OF driving him from the banks Of
the Mississippi, says the fghtwas On The 10th
ait and lasted two hours Marmadnkes force
numbered 6,000, consisting Of mounted ia.
lantry and cavalry, besides three batteries -
The rebels we're completely routed, thus open
ing the NJ ssissipp to navigation for time
Our forces being only infantry, could not pur-
sue them, and so re EN- 0arked on the 9.h tor
Memphis
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suffering OF wounded Men.

N Y l6- World special says, have ust
learned that large number OF our wouded
in the Wilderness are Suffering terribly A
few days since few hobbled 10 on rude
crutches sixty miles A lorce was sent with
dmbuauces but found that rebels been there
end taken Oft about 200, leaving the worst
cases Some OF these died on the way iu
Worlds Washington, special says best
military critics here, say Lee will be cOmpcl-
ed TO fight battle at once or retreat from
Richmond
Not believed here that defences south side
can BE- carried by coup de main with the sur
rounding roads cut a large army in lurge
city cannot exist-Therefore Lee must isl
on Grant with bis whole force before be has
intrenchments, or evacuate Richmond, or fell
back to Lynchburg, keep open communica-
tions ani bang on the hduks of Grants army
Rumored here Lee would attempt to crush
Hunter, and menace Washington, but for
fear be will expose himself to Grant in
the rear II lopeiu feeling in all circles here
thought A. O. Hills last ditch has been
reached at last That the rebel capital and
army are in n worse tx than ever since the
withdrawal OF Mcclellan at Harrisons land
ing
Another dispatch to .r 'Fo~5d says--ior
some nights pact the enemy made attacks TO
learn our movements. in which their losses
were severc-Deserters give dolful account
Of affairs 81 Richmond
The Tri6nnes Washington special says
it is understood that Sheridan's first work will
be to destroy as much as possible Of the road
between Richmond and Fredricksburg and
then dash on Charlottesville and destroy diverg
ing roads Was supposed Sheridan would
JON Averll Lees cavalry disappeared on
Friday, probably in pursuit Of Sheridan
sTEELs ARMY
The Tribune Washington special says
Steers army at Little Rock, Pine Bluff Fort
Smith and Duvals Bluff Little Rock and
Pine Bluh are strongly defended The rebel
army in Arkansas are much scattered
The Heralds Key West correspondent
says detachment OF Union troops marched
from Fort Meyers to Fort Meade, ninety miles
aud met guerrilas who Aed on sight Captur-
ed twenty two horses, hurded over 900 head
Of cattle and drove them all into our liner
Much provisions and forage, also secured
Seyenty.one Union prisoners we're released
seventy women and children nearly starved
rescued The expedition was absent four
teen days and marched over two hundred
miles Three small vessels o. yarious cargos
were also captured