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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-03

rVHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR DOS-
4 ION.--SIOSiSoIOS STEAMBOAT LINZ
VIA GROrOE AND PROVIDENCE
9liE QUICKEST
THE SAFEST
Tff MOST DIRECT
AVOIDiyG POINT JUDITH!
Tie mA.fihc,rt Sieemrr
COMMON - EaLft"
Can't. i. ". WILLIAMS.
On TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
The sirgsrt steamer
"PL. dOJri ROCK
=. &. Gf ER,
On MOEUaNS WE'D sB>DAi .. aLd t.lDArS
Ar oclocs ~. -.
~ These botts from Pier 10 W NORTH l'N" 700,
Couft undt ard aekpos ird.sd " sirs nsAs"
"a o be aInuug argos, sfrpI-tsi mos. tn.4 ADe s
b.ri tst have Aurfical waters 10 N'
Uin.sf H. AID Calm t0t C9i.npA"sA'h Az N'
Roe. Invariably i1sse tio pifrage- o. .,...
s,sr,n,ua az, GER, and luspriourv hrishoi '1eToOm
are ma led features ~ ihrsa ~ ting palaces.
SUN. CONNECTIONS A., -
made with Nsvpor tn WseIig fisc,s 90 tI' 'o'.n %,
ou shor-. Ia Mu-ssrhn- CTsas Esslsrn EpANs '"s
Main. 1ni Sor tie " the Monntain- ,,.,- a.,
rrth- and aias-roons NY he secured ss dSnao"s Ei
uress UfJce, ho. 7. Broais.f,, sjsa
ns. rs NESI-5I., Now orr, a.
No. 30 WASHIhOIpN-rJf hoston
N. H. SiAUSS Agrni
AorcNunfs Nsyiis .iaI ard ,ssD'poI Aticn "a
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WINTER GARDEN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tue pubic fosyrc info med hat In conse2ssoss
,ls unp .scedsuted srfhuss delight With which
Tia }. s. CLARKE
Is nightly received IN comic character. OF ~
Eost. aid Cousin loo by crowded snj brilliant sndbpcsN
Tie Opening prforrorce VII b. r.psnsef every nigh rs9
further boice ca THIS EsENiS1 HI De Presented. io3
,hs SS ENTENTE tins Sterling Cayue' uess Csosdy q
EtEhY3UDi'S FRIEND,
and BGcts,onss Faroc Of
THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
MI = CnAs..........v..........A Major De beseA
Sir. y. - tiNsc.....s... .ns. odsh JOG.
suppor.db b. Me,tanrs Cbsuf-au, stSley hro~n, MscY
Mary Carr, Chrscr par,tics; Hess y. Wscoi, jr A. T.
Davenport, frI,es, Williams, ~
and aa,r Mords, Scpsnbsr 5h, the prizes OF sdmie
sion vii b. Dre.s Circle AMI Prqpes 70 csnts Reserved ossS
81. Orche,trs Chain 81 -. Family clrcl- gc.
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NIBLO1 GARDEN.
ossoe and Msns;cr "a "hEAA|1A'
SATURDAY EVENING. SEPT 3. fss<
FAREWELL bENEFlT
''' '''' MISS MATILDA HERON.
"''' rTos,ftiVrLiY THE LAST TIME IN THIS CITY
ir re, very celebrated .jr o.
CAMILLE,
TnOIsANDTH MIGHT offs Representations
by thi, .aleut-d artisfe 49, ,-,. xx,,,.
MOSpAl, Sent. ). Comnen cement o. the Al a1'1 w
seAaon. First night Of the engagement 81
EDWlN FDkLEST.
"a no viii An ear Ia BIZ gT,a; chciarer OF
GORIDLANUS.
IN TIA ageiv Of the sAs name proJacei in al lie orgna,
MN scEKERY, DRESSES and APPOINTMENTS.
N1caey bzs 20 announce tss IN consequences o.
~ S''-' P''"''''''' DUKES MOTTO
W" ~ WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Adrnission L. crut.; .ecnred pArsas sBd Pa
S''' 'i sEiTs sfcUGgD SIX DAYS in ADVANCE.
BROADWAY THEATER, cor. of broadway
- ard Broomr-st. Menoger. OEosex Nooo.
Splendid triumph o. he lLiini.be Comedian
bin JOHN r. OWENS
THE HrNPgcKEp HUSBAND.
IL Buekstone', very ls,ehsb. COMEDY
MARRIED. Lff;
and IN his urf prqoac baby Just prr.onatioa Of he
UHrulous DOwn-East Farmer,
in tie interesting American Drama Of ,,,,
The rEOPLk'o LANffh, -.
p-or onnce by all who have witnessed H. sne o.
gag sRgArxsr ov cosic CREATIONS
New Scenery. New Appointments and = A.,
Prices Of Adnit.oiDress Circle ard PAqueis, 81 GEMS
FANNY Circle D Reserved sesis - eeIt' orehs'
No., O'clock performances commence before
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Wants.

y biu,,.f c,r SITUATION ~ Chemist In q Laboratory
:, vr.lu- Of the German Schools. aud has been
va, Cri,, i laboratory Ia BohsIuls AM Ia Turin Aa
dr.,, q. u Box e., fost ohiee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-03

Howell, Sarah Jane, Rogers Aiksn Peck, and Uuissd
Sl soT RAJ. NAY a sssh e.
sn susT and July Fourth h shay
David b Dosns kaOw.on, Bath sshF TantsmoSn.. Sa7H.
CID ESD, sch John Genn. sarord Nyors Hume ca
Johnson. New Bedford; jane: MITCHELL Edriass SYSs
Fl LA ELF DSSsssI s:ss:. Y w. 81:
sna. % Murphy ssIl RIVER ssSsea
S%
sswsa and orSs Ssss
Gsy s1s s:,i ;s::
Sambs; ssaons Simmons: WHITE ss,aIr 4asms; aver:
Ssss ssss
Carlisle shsden, DO; Alex am Hooper do; Fannie T:.
Ing R s.. Nav sop New srss
sassa f: is%:'S: i.ss'
su sUs Aana Tfaas Asee hs,.ssss oS%ssns
moon EssSehpar Ssss's
Cid srs Hattie Wheeler. Fa'r cadsnss; sshr jaa New.
sSTsS Trinity Nskerson. Sierra MOren.;
St. JSnes s Sys.
Ss.S:! a.ss a.s ss
h hfssa E0 s y sa s.i
port; John Rogers Taylor and johnson, Smith, Pha-
deirhia Lady Lake Totson, Enzabethport Daniel Web
ster Perry eorge Emily, Harris; II Gibson, Crock,
err; Charlie Willie, Rmery; verinilion, Davis Louiss
Brdsal Iribble Mary EIabeth chass; HARRIET Lewis.
PoRTSMOUTH May SoArr schrs Eliza quptil, Guptill,
NYork; slst Debonar Walt, dohS Parker Fitzgerald
Elizabehport Caroline knight, Tanning do.
PAWTuCKET, June lArr schrs Expedite Beebe Phil1.
delphia Eucelsor Newman Port Even. Sid schr Mary
Hdreth. Cleveland. NYork -
SAN FRANCISCO. May 3i-Arr bark Nonanlum. King
man. NYork
Nay srg wm Ds
Bellows. Baltimore; Eeiae MeLane. Bucklin PhiIadel.
pha; Harriet Fuller. Hamilton do Ida. Blake, do; Ocean
Wave Turner do; " simaons Godfrey do; chsrles-
bethport; Jane Fish, Harris do; Josiah Achorn, Hatch,
York; June J. Statesman, Clark, Philadelphia.
SIPPlCAN, Nav 3O-Arr brig Herald. Gray, Maanzas.
OMERsET, May Sid schr R Cowperthwait Rogers,
Philadelphia; June l. schr Lucy Robinson Davis NYork
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Fort of New York, June 2, 1864.

CLEARED.
Bark Hermne Dsn), Bcrg, Joudon-Funch, Meincke
BARK sylphde tBr), Henderson, Cork-John jackson 4
Co.
Bark Amanda tIIam), Thompson, Cork-sloman & EDGE,
Bark Burgomeeer Kierstein (Prus), KiersSn. Cork
Punch. Meincte A Wendt
Rark Cereaia lBr), Lewis, Cork-John Jackson A Co.
BARK Creole tBr)' Jessen, tBremen-Funch, hencse
s,Bark Abd.el.Kader Eidridge, Cadi1-H Broosman a
bark gayene. Black. Barbados-n Trowbridge's Son
Bark Calharine Maud Brl, Anderson, Piclou-A Brad.
Brig Nautilus Lubee) sieaen, rernamsuco-w r
Brig PonveIt Allen Neuvitas-TLompson Hunter.
schr Ebe tlAll Rail-, Alcante-F Berthond Co.
Schr Victoria tBr Kirkland. Matnmoros-Yictor Duck.
schr Hanover tBr) Low, Kingston, Ja-Basseu Ncker.
schr Trade Wind. Min, Philadelphia-w n Rversmish.
echr Melbourne Marsen Halloweil- Holyoke Murray
Schr Russell White Hartford-H Racket Son.
sieamer Martha s,evens. Chance. Baltimore.
Eteamer Sarah. Jones. Philadelphia
ARRIVED
May 50. with passengers 70 Quartermaser. .
ship Monarch Of the Sea- Kirkaldy, Liverpoc 85 days
with dse and gc4 passengers 10 Trask Dearborn April
drowned inn u lat "a ao Ion q ~ Allied ship Not
ctohm, hence for Liverpool $50 =
Snip Lonao1 y. scors London and the Isle 9, wsh, May
Crossed the Banks OF New dand In lat a. and
quantities OF Ice and had dense foss all The passage
April "a wb fruit &c, TO JAG inemoi chilsimss
park Spirit u the Day tof liverpooD Waller. Psagua
reru FEB 90 via Port saney Falkland Islands where
thsuscev Msroh ~ LAT 81 u s. Ion w ". spoke ship
K,y Floyd n DAYS f,eir Callao for Antwerp Ar "a Ia
1894 5or "a sIoAa 9i,s thames stsr,ng ~ ~ W.
e. ~ ~ 9H us os dsy' no SS
ship James Leicester, secrin hh Iaia u.s. lon 81 Al
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Arrivals ana Departures.

PoRr RoyAL-Steamshp Fulton-Mrs G Bowyerman and
child Mrs Atwood and two children, Mrs l. Harris, Mrs
] Wall and child. Miss Kendall, Miss Heacock. Mrs
Chamberlain, child and servant; Miss II Richardson
Mrs Dudley Mrs E Loary. MssJ Brown. Miss r
Moves, Miss Allen, Miss Towne. Miss Forten, Mrs
Murphy and Eve children Col 3 Kozley, Major Cerwin.
Mator Herbert. Herbert Major NJ Caldwell, Major
Gould, Capt j Brand. Lieut. Sottlure, Lieut. e r
Chamberlain Lieut. Matherson, Lieut. Myers Lien, n
Haines, Lieut. 4 Mills. Lieut. Dexter. y s N; Hon
Cooley, Hen Smith, Chaplain Hobbs Hon D Smith,
Ely Hickey, U n; Bach. 8 N; Jones, U
n; Durfee, N; Mr. johnson, Nj j b Edwards
UsN; Capt Tabor Capt Brown, Capt g Gaskcll, r
ogden, Surg Studdard. Capt Peppers w Elwen. Mr.
Lambert. Luniner, Beamy, bennett, Z Collins.
: Price CAPT Hart English, A Day and servant
y smith, q Hallomer, j G Alexander. L Robinson.
ORonrke J Dye 4 Bnrdett. z Heath r P Champ
rey Weems, Rev J Swain. S Sherman. J NJ Hart, 8
Rowland. Vessels, Oh shaw, Mr. Jornmer W Beer Z
Ppg,saleiy c Bennett rhilp iIicscoGs Capt
steTari } Baker ! + rrsnGfs Wall Mr. Tambiyn.
ss BrsTeP. ! d Lewis soSb'ns Brown Gibbs
MeNeat " Mahurine. r. Byatt and lady. A soners, s
DAYTON TMepermots: Hand. 7 Mcoidren. l. Crowell.
j Nj -
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Alleged Arbitrary Arrest OF q MONTREAL
Merchant at Boston.
[Erom .he Montresl Herald

L.. La. . ~ l ooatIea . neIaIu June
., ~ s nas feseuiy NanspHeo tn tne onueo
- m.. .ne s,o.tv auo seriously aleets
~ 80 ~ e W WIS siy ana opooupeuiy
p,,,,s pop' AN ueoueu acs,gn ~ VIE par' ot W
-, n,n rsset - "asnns'on. me Iacts fea,ing 70
s1roc Sae ~ ~ ~ can '.en' VI. ., o,exy
go, !, 49,. " I,s ~ ,ne srtvai oi tne
60 1850 a. cs, f % ., LII ny ~ nosio
' es's. NJ sainuc' " LeEey, =, No're pame sIreet
= 1890, 49, w VIZ W. passssneer % ne steamer
nerntns az ~, oooaS,,y unui ,ne i.ow,ns
Vc,E raycv i,narrs"ssas We. ra nin ~ Nsn
IN, ~ t,s sr,c., ,,r 80 sn myelsi niorming
sUsto4v al liz rnI,oa s,atas ne.S .nee WI ~ uue
ipv fssturdavt tser,,e ~ 49, .sss oI ", ,oow
bec-e MAJ, Co~ersi ftx az s,ns; woSo ~ oronsns
saturday, irstesd n ba,nv tsc,rh, - III ~
was piacsdia esli Istss nn a. ~ ss ~ ns
h hig friends rtrred liz os" - | :, s s
hirn ncTnpe having nsep ,sccvaa were res.orea 70
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e ssss .ssH e. = e q
Gag Win black S s,s passed schr steering sw. could
oH a.s make 4ss Ss her ;ss a
IN s Pc ss a.''
gss csspar Wild Nsrwl Torsssoo Rio Janero, 50 dayA
Brig slad, Basel (Beml warade, Rio Janeiro 81 days
Brig Belle Yates ss Rs@sdos Nc, 49, sugar and mo
Annie eedsr 1' sBrs Cochran Windsor Ms idy
WIN M, plaster s,ss % TO- smiihe eIs,
es Ees ar tof sshsss Fiddle Palermo March IS
Ii q. A 81 sss Maid q o
Rss%s i the s a"
AsSs ssaso9s s Boston, Jcme
dAys r.n Ssr we and coffee e Brett soe CO
with sugar n Merrill, G'ss' 3sso Do' a''A' '-s' '
ssh Presto Loshrop Matauzas II days. with moiases to
schr Elk. Allen Esuhsrs. Il days. with fruit sher.
~ ss 81. s and R .2 PEI IS days.
s ssS H.aa d asy Royal s.
Sem sarah EssSes a r ss,,a sas'i Boston.
schr Whistler, Presby Taustcn
consia assrs'G s1o ssSy,ssa'e
ssh DAILY. e Sanders s'G MewpoT
ss n.s' s sss ps ssM s hsyen Haven.
ss s T9sa k Enssy 5sSgs, New :sen
Sch, Three Brothers. Noes, New Haven ''pA'a'
Adrian Evsre RSndcu. for Boston, ,o' 00'0n
steamer Nightingale ~ & transport). Manwaring Key
West days, with and Is passengers
termaser.
Steamer Eeva. Clark, Port Royal May 80 Was towed to
this port by steamer Fulton. Game for repairs.
Steamer Turner Perkins, Detroit 81 days IN ballast
Omaser.
Steamer r W Bruno Foster Baltimore.
Steamer Black Diamond. Merideh. Philadelphia,
Steamer Emma Dunn Burton. Philadelphia.
Steamer pslkar. Sherman. Philadelphia
Steamer Trenton. Wilson, Trenton
Steamer Sea Gull. Kenney. Providence.
RRruRarp-Us transport City Of Bath hence lst
inst at ii AM, for Washington. NC, having been collision
with steamship Pocahontas. Cape May 1ghtshp bearing
SW IL miles. having the 20 minutes by which
about ~ lives were lost. (Sec news columns.)
Bark Argus tMeck firm Cardiff, is consigned to Funch.
Melncke q WendL
BELOW.
One bark.
SAILED
lst-seamsrs Evening'star Eagle Haze, 2 Terry EN-.
barss Pamelins Onward Hsnsa Casco. Carl Elgesburg
Frnz Oscar Sofa Pate brgs Scotland, Sampson Eclipse
Ida Abbott Amelia Ganges IDEAL scnrs Caroline Corue
ns, Enchantress Jonas Sparks Susan Scranton Fyaw
Mary. SUNNI South, Latin, Strong, G Jefferson Sarah
Ellen B AYERS
Wind at sunset s, light
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BosroN, June 2, 1864.
The officers Of the Russian feet are receiving the hosp
taltes Of the city agreeable transformations
series OF and dinners II is understood that
the Admiral has received leave With three
vessels here early next week for the Baltic. The
two vessels at New York will leave soon II is
r0ported. for he Mediterranean
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naaral ooncus OF his friends that the victim
OF M founded, suspicious perhaps naicsos agents VI
the federal authorities, and il becomes question Of
hat length the exercise OF this agency
may extend, and who may be the next victim Of gao,
rance or malice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-03

TIE DEP AarAENT OF TIE SOUTH.
-
Assumption of Command by
Major General j. g. Foster.
--~~r,>~->~,-~~--~~>~~4>~
The Expedition by Brigadier GsLe-
raj BiTRey.
Loss Of the Transport Steamer
Boston.
Nasal Reconnaissance Up tine
south Ndistc.
STATE CONVENTION In FLORIDA.
-~,~~~-~~-~-~~~>~---~~~
STATE CONVENTION IN FLORIDA.
Loss SF THE NAVAL TUG C0LUMBIyE,

Itc steamship Fulton, Captain, Wotton, from Port
Rcysl Ute Soth arrived At sh,s port yesterday,
bringing aSunber OF passengers and Interesting intel
Department " the South. The will
&c found N sabioined correspondent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE GOVERNMENT LOAN OF s2oooOoOoo
This Loan is authorized BY Of Congress of Marcus.
1864, which provides for its REDEMPTION IN COIN 9,
any period not than or moro than forty yearo
from It's date at the pleasure of government
Until its redemption. five per interest to DO paid
| semi .annualy IN COIN.
Subscriptions to the loan BY the NATIONAL
Banks in United Stat q In currency othe2
funds taken BY them deposit al par
It's exemption State Local Taxation aods from ono
| to three per cent per It's value sl.t
The rate OF interest on this oan although bu. Ave per
coin greater currency the difference
between the market value currency ana gold.
As rule the veper specie securities Of all solvent
governments always above and currency now
funded National win be worth It's face in gold
besides pa5inga regular and lbers percentage to the
holder.
The authorized amount of This loan is Two Hundred
Million Dollars The subscriptions reported so
The Treasury Washington, during April and May, han
been over
ssooooooo
subscrp,ion will be by the Treasurer OF shs
United States a, Washington and the Assistant Treasuren
.. New York, Boston and Philadelphia, and by the
FRS. National Bank Of New York No Wall street
Second National Bank OF New York Twenty third street
and Broadway.
Fourth National Bank Of New York Pine street.
Finh National Bank OF New York. $50 Third avenue
Sixth National Bank Of New York. Sixth avenue ana
Broadway
Ninth National Bank of New York. sss Broadway
Tenth National Bank OF New York. $40 Broadway.
Central National Bank Of New York. n Duane stree.
National Exchange Bank Of New York. 1874 Greenwich
street.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKs
which are depostaries OF public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
hrourhou, the country cacine as agents Of National
Depository Banks, win information ap-
pica,ion and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
4 NNuAL REPORT OF THE STATE CLINICAL IN
s,iuion 4o, St MARKS place, New York city 10 NAY
Number Number Of Of p rssns t rss.sd
Number Of patents relieved
Number Of patients yet .......... 600
institution is in mos; cahina con d!Sn ana 10
daily crowded with patients from all parts OF the couny
first citizens specnty:vruen. hereditary, genito ur
nary disea and female complaints treated with unparah
ed SUCCESS by the practice OF medicine Pamphlets
free Physicians to the institute william Trip, NJ d. O.
a. Cleveland NJ D., Francs Giroux, NJ. d.
AN IMPROVED PORTABLE ELECTRICAL APPARA.
n tus for professional and private with full nstrucs
lions embracing the latest discoveries in this important
branch OF the healing by experienced practitioner.
Cures Address box 6is New York Post oce
~ss . g. al
dist. SO Bowery, Citizens Bank. Rice's AnnihiatoH
cures corns bunous, &c By mail so cents.
DUMAS NEW NOVELS
COUNT DE MATLLY.
SEQUEL AND CONCLUSION OF
OLYMPIA OF CLEvES.
Translated from the French OF ALEXANDRA DUMAS
Price, Fifty Cents
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BrsrF7r-On Thuretay, June a. n Bay Ridge, L. l.,
JcEr lAMEs BENNETT, IN his seth year
The relatives andrierds N the family sre respectfully
invited attend The funeral, on saturday afternoon al
BRorBy.-Ou Wednesday, June ], after a short but
severe ilness CArHARSs DAHssnfB, beloved vito OF
Rooer, barnable native Of Callan Kilkenny, ireland
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10
O'Clock. "
BAoos.-0n Wednesday, June ], after . short brt
severe Illness ELLEN BACON, wife OF Patrick Bacon ami
eye
The frisodf OF the family and those OF her brothers
are respectfully requested TO attend the funeral from
her late rcelenso 1855 avenue A. this tFrday) afternoon,
o. Two O'Clock. without further invitation.
BATris In Brooklyn, on Thursdnv juno a. Mrs. ELIZA.
bEru RArIis, aged n years and rs days.
The reietivcs friends OF the family arc respcctftv
invited 70 attend the iunero saturday afternoon
throe oclock from the residence Of Thomas d. Hudson,
Kent avenpe, near Flushing avenue, Brooklyn aH
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SHlPPiNG NE w S.

ALMANAC yoRR--rBrs DAT
STE HIsrs.............. 80 NOON IS
FKrs............ 20 HIGH WATER ......eye a.
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REMOVALS..

nOCroR r.. MORTIMER DAY, HAS REMOVED To-
~ Kingsbridse, New York. where he would DO happy v
OF his former pates Particular attention Usual
given 70 the trea,ment q Consumption acute and ehxon
complaint limited plumber Of patients be aecommov
dated with Board and all The and bcnens OF oouns
particulars inquire Of DR. McCLoSKY SIS Hudson street
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On E0 pRR TON FOR THE BRsT RID AM
% w White Ash Coal, eli sizes 2,o0c Pounds qua.
place ss sowery corner Of Third street, Eighth avenu
And Zoo Pearl street. A. TRHADWELG, AGENT
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DUMAS NEW NOVELS.
COUNT DE MATLLY.
SEQUEL AND CONCLUSION OF
OLYMPIA OF CLEvES
Translated from the French OF ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
Price Fifty Cents
- foE
OLYMPIA OF CLEvEB F.#
OR, THE LOVES OF KING.
BY ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
Price, Fifty Gents.
Mailed free of postage on receipt OF price.
FREDERIC A. BRADY,
~ Ann street. New York.
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Oyins t. Tho crowded OF columns are con
heading A
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SrRAYs PATENT MoLDED. PAPER COLLARS ARR
VI the only shaped TO Ut the neck with perfect
free from angles breaks The turnover style 10
the only collar the patented space
rendering surface the perfectly
and free from those Fuckers which in all other down
collars chsfe and rrita'e She neck Rvery collar 10
stamped Grays Peten, Nodded Collar" Sold BY all retail
dealers In mems furnishing goods The trade supplied by
J. LOWRY co. 81 Warren street New York
great Grocer Tea and Flour Dealer ~ the city cornet
Of GHenwch and Murray streets selling Teas Cofs
fees flour Wines Sngars Nossses Syrups and every.
ttinr else used In family cheaper than any ohex
dealer In the United States One price house. Whole
sale department. 262 Greenwich street; RETAIL corner of
Greenwich and Murray streets.
POLITICAL.
A MASS MEETING OF THE CITIZENS Ass0cIAt
"A tons Of the Twelfth and Nineteenth wards VIII lake
place this evening Conrads Masonic Hail. Yorkviues
Able speakers wifi give startling facts In regard 70 the core
rup,io OF the Common Council
nug CONSTITUTIONAL UNION GENERAL CONE
mIttec meet At the Sinclair House corner Of Broad.
way and Eighth street. this 6Erdsy) eysnng June a.
o'clock. JOHN II MOVES. President
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-04
Crnsns Mining Company.-Assessmenl

BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
L. G. COURSOLLES, Sec'y.
Gold Hill MAY d, lSb mayg IN
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF the
Board of Trustees, made Oh the 10th day of April,
1884, many shares Of each parcel Of said stock as
OF Jno. Middleton Sons, No. 400 Montgomery ST.,
San francisco, on SATURDAY, the 4th day Of June,
lS at the hour of IL O'Clock, OF said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
II. Is. CUNGDOE, ScC'y,
Office, No. go Washington street, Room No. 8, San
Francisco. my2l I'll
The above sale is postponed till TUESDAY, June
fourteenth QIth), eighteen hundred and siNty-four
UlS5i(, ut the same hour and place.
By order Board Of Trustees.
Con Iran,Je,, I,,na Q 1874 fn2
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GEORGE W. TURNEY, Ser
Gold Hill, May Q, 1864. mayl0


Ing Company office northeast corner OF Washington
and Montgomery Streets San Francisco. May 18th,
lS64.-NOtlce is hereby given, that in accordance
with the laws Of the State OF California and the by
laws OF this company, there will be sold at public
auction, at the saleSroom of MeSSrS. Cobb SntOn,
No. 40G Montgomery street, San Francisco, on Sat
urlay, the 18th day Of June, lSI at II O'Clock noon
To the highest bidder for cash, In U. 5. gold co1
many shares Of the capital stock of said company,
standing in the Of the following Shareholders
will be necessary for the payment OF an assess
ment of One Dollar per share, duly levied thereon
by the Board Of Trustees ON the I'd day OF March,
la6i, together with the expenses Of advertising and
sale unless said assessment and charges are sooner
puid
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Grand Turk Gold and silver Mining Co.,

No. 42D Montgomery street, San Francisco, Caiior-
nia.-NOticc Is hereby given, that on TUESDAY,
the 3lSt day OF Muy, AID. 1854, at IL O'Clock AN,
there will be sold at public auction AT the salesroOm
OF MeSsrs. Cobb SlntOn, 4I6 Montgomery street,
San Francisco to the highest bidder for cash, in u
5. gold coin, so many shares Of the capital stock of
the Grand Turk Gold and Silver Mining Company,
standing In the names of the hereinafter mentioned
stockholders will be necessary TO pay all assess
ments now delinquent thereon, together with costs
OF advertiser and all accrung charges, unless the
be previously paid to the Secretary at the COM
49, ont
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~AlsO delinquent on Assessment NJ. s.
And in accordance with law, and an order of the
Board OF Trustees, made on the 18th day OF May,
l>ji many shares OF each parcel OF said stock rs
may be necessary, will be sold 1t public auction ut
the SaleSroom OF John Middleton Il Son, No. 400
Montgomery street, san Francisco, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day OF June lS6+, at the hour oil II
O'Clock NJ. of said day. TO pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with costs OF advertising
II. b. CUSGD0N, Sec'y,
Oifice go Washington street, Room NJ. 3,
myl6 til San Francisco. California.
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF the
Board of Trustees, made on the 9th day of April.
lS4 so many shares of each parcel of said stock rs
may be necessary, will be sold at the rooms Of
Jerome Rice 4 Co., No. 81 Montgomery street, in
the city OF San Francisco, on the 18th day Of June,
AD 1864 at the hour Of II O'Clock, AM, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
JOHN 5. DUDLEY, Sec'y,
Office, 422 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with the
laws of this Territory, the bylaws OF the company
sold at public auction, on TUESDAY, May 3lSt,
lS,si at the hour of o'clock Pm. in front Of the
OppanyS office, many shares OF the capital stock
OF the company, standing on It's books, IN the names
Of the following persons may be necessary 10 pay
all delinquent assessments, together with cost Of
sale and advertising: