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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24
From FORTRESS Monroe

FIT. MoSRoB, June % "A special ftom Ber-
muda Hundred reports no further fighting up
to 10 o'clock this morning. Nothing later
from White House or Sbefidab, since his ar.
riyal thereg New York Herald$ HeadHuar-
tsrs cotrespohdence, 2ist, saws Bridges
across the Appottomater, connecting Pc.
tersbnrg with Pocahontas and Richmond, are
daily sheled and rendered unavailable TO
the rebels They are busy strengthening and.
enlarging their works
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24
Meeting OF the Democratic National
Committee.

NEw YORK June 23-Ths Worlds Wash.
ington special says that il is officially an.
nonnced that a meeting OF the members OF
the National Democratic Convention will be
held at Washington June 80 just at noon, for
the purpose Of general consideration, and for
deliberate consideration Of important busi.
ness.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps -

Boots and Shees, Hats and Caps The
reader is referred to the card of Samuel
Wiel, No rs, jefferson Street. who keeps an
admirable assortment of everything in his
line. Now is the time to buy boots and shoes
for next winter if you don want to pay the
advanced rates which are almost sure to be
asked BY that time. -LltJNJ,--
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24
The Long WOrded Show this Evening.

The Long Worded Show this Evening.
--Esery account agrees that the psnorma
and dioram Exhibition, which is to open
this evening. is one Of the finest affairs Of the
kind ever exhibited in this country. While
in Toledo, it was drawing, immense crowds
nightly, and hundreds found it impossible to
gain entrance, SO great was the anxiety to
witness it, This has been the case all through
the west and we presume it will be received
.bya crowded audience tonight
The succession of scenes Of bravery and
horror have been so fast during the wa, aud
the public are. 50 absorbed ip the. present
that It has almost forgotten the part, and the
events Of the first year of the war seem to be-
long to another period Of time if not to
another generation. An evening with the
Poopticomotama will recall the past and join
it with the present, giving a connected and
correct idea of the war, from the first action
to the latest event ttt-a -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

John Beuelon keeps splendid stock Of
Liquors, Wholesale and retail No 265 Third
street, embracing every description called for
by purchasers Also, large stock Of cigars
a. Wheeler 4 Wilson 5 Sewing Machine, tested
by years of experience, and found to be all
that can be desired, can be purchased at 346,
Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Agents Wanted. ITO sell Timby Porta-
Bile Barometer, None but the best need apply
Agents are now making from Eve to fifteen
dollars per day. Send for circular to A. J.
GoOdenOugh Agent, for o. At Rioksys Book
Store 326 Third street. aaa aoe l.-'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

James Donaldson Licensed Auctioneer
and Real Estate Agent, may be found at No.
20 Main street prompt to attend to any busi-
ness entrusted to him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Henry Thomas, Pump-Maker, may be found
on the west side of Wayne street, near Philip
Waltz's Grocery, ready to receive.and prompt
70 execute orders
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

]. & b Sehutte.-At their stand n, ll6
Main ST., have large assortment of ready
made Boots and Shoes, and are prepared to
make custom work to order, in first rate style,
and at low prices. See advertisement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Clothing.-Finkt Lcgler, have the largest
stock Of cloths and cassimeres in Dayton, at
Clothing Hall, No. 307 Second street They
are also agents for Singers Sewing Machines
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Pic-Nio-The 81 Joseph Benevolent
Society of this city viii bold . Picnic the
Fourth Day ofJuly, il Mr. Edgars Grove,
just south Of the Toll Gate on Wayne street
All are invited to attend. NJ. GILL,
,s41. taJlg-J ,.Uad = uaA President,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Joseph Lebans6urger, Clothier, third door
east of the Central Bank, Third street has
just received his Spring and Summer Stock.
Call at the well known sign of the California
Clothing Store
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Lesner & Bro, lO2 Main street, opposite
the Phillips House, have on hand Splendid
Stock Of Mems and Boys Clothing, all new
and elegant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24
LATEST NE ws.
FtRhttng-LOss Not Known - asp0rtsd
l40as OF Isuna,
AFTERN DON REPORT

FtghtiDg-LOss Not Known - Reported
Loss OF Guns,
f HEADQUARTERS ARMY Or rHE PoroMAo, Juue
22.-There was fighting on the left all last
night, but the result Is unknown. II is re-
ported that the l2Ih New York battery lost
four guns
Biro. l
PRoylDENcE, r l., June 23-Silyer Spring
Cotton Mills, in North Kingston, was burned
this morning. Loss heavy
-r-------- s--s' . 60 ----
NEw foRK, June "a Stocks a shade arm
er Gold about 2l7 Money and exchange IN
changed. New York CentralS7 Erie l44
Reading Ssi, ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Don't forget the magnificent spectacle to
be Witnessed tonight in Huston Hail The
Polopticomorama opens this evening for ez-
hibition, and will continue five days.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

John P. Mumma has training course
three miles north of Dayton. The track lacks
nothing in completeness for the accommodation
Of persons who desire to train horses.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Henry Kremners is the place to go for
Hats, Caps straw goods Ladies Furs, Gloves
&c. Purchasers cannot do better anywhere
In the State .-..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

A REcAPTURED WIFE Mention was nude
few weeks since ofau elopement the nature
of which created considerable sensation in
this city, and in which afascnating quad
room, the wife of a colored msn named Char
les Jefferson and young man well known
here were the principal actors. The woman
it seems fed TO New York, pursued by her
husband who, in short time came, across
her and took her in charge. The two left
New York last Friday and returned to this
city Upon arriving here however, Mra, JET.
ferson refused to live with her husband, al
Ieging that he has been in the habit of abusing
her and threatening her life At II o'clock
last night the two were at the Ninth street
Station, where Jeffsrsop was endeavoring to
induce her TO go with him to his mothers
home, in Dayton - Commercial l--
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Jewelry of every description, OF the finest
and best quality, can be obtained Of Henry
Kline, No 336 Third street, under the Phillips
House Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies
Jewelry, Clocks Of every style and price,
plated ware, tea and table spoons, &c, always
on hand
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Stockings Now is the time to purchase
supply Of stockings, before the prices rise,
and lO7 Main street, is The place to make the
purchase L Pape has fine stock on
hand
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

NEw YoRK June 24--The Columbia from
New Orleans has arrived General Candy
is visiting Admiral Farraquet Of Mobile. =
General Sckels arrived in No. Is.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24
New Yoti market. z

new YORK Market
Cottoe quiet at 45@50 Flour dull and UNI
changed Whest unchanged at l9O(92O3 :
Chicago Spring Red Corn shade frmer 55 /;
New Oats frmer and active 94696 ahoat and
store Pork unchanged 80 mess Beef firm;
Lard quiet Whisky quiet and nominal 6sa
10. --..-.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Auction C P. Huber & Son will selito-
morrow morning at 8 0 clock Furniture,
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes and many other
articles--Aso two or three Pianos that must
be sold-Also one Refrigerator as good as
new .I.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Town Lots at Public sale-On Sat
urday, June 18th 1864, C P. Huber d Son
will sell Lots Nos 1920, 1921, and 4,522
The Lots are on Snyder 4 Prossers plat, and
front On Wyoming street. near Wayne The
Lots will be sold without any reserve what
ever Sale at the Court House, at P NJ, .
June %. DIST
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

The fre bells OF the Oregon, Fourth Ward,
and Miami Engine House viii be rung to an.
nounce the arrival of the Soldiers, when all
cetizens expecting to join in the procession
will report at the depot.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Stray CoW,-Strayed, on Wednesday last,
a Light red COW, white spot on her back near
the tail, white belly, white spot between the
horns, and horns projecting ATeWard will be
aid for her return
' p, VALENTINE GERSTNER,
Lafayette House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

For Sale "A covered Spring Wagon will
be sold CHEAP Inquire No 1898 Third ST.
June 10, ga DIV
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Es5@Ii you want good -four go to l.. L. Gil
Hands Flour store, north side OF the market,
Eve doors from Main stree, de is now
selling the very best brands in quantities TO
suityou delivered at your house.--lm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Auction The Dry Goods sale still con
tfuues OF tie Shoups corner on Jefferson and
Second Streets Morning, afternoon and
Evening ~ a.LI 1H4 rl 4-- "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

The stover Property The stover prop
erty, east Of the city, on the Springfield Pike
is for sale, by c. P. Huber Son, at private
sale. 1t teonisins three and ons-hslf acres of
ground, good brick dwelling house, brick
slaughter house, &c d3t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

Once more we say get the best Barometer
while they are in the market. At Rickeys
326 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24
From the Journal Of this Moruinsl
Reception Of the nth and 24th
0, V. Regiments.
ROUTE OF PROCESSION.

The Procession will start at the depot,
move north on Ludlow 10 Fifth, east on Fifth
to Jefferson, north on Jefferson to Second,
west on Second to Main, then south on Main
10 the Phillips House, where Col H. A. Par
rot will receive the soldiers with an sppropri-
ate speech The Committee would request q
full turn out Of the citizens Form with the
procession with flags, and the returned He
roes p hearty welcome Ladies, throw ont
your flags, and show the sun-burt soldier that
you appreciate his services on the tented field
ORDER or POKCEsstog.
s.E.t Marshal J. W, Dietrich. 4. .-llI4
Assistant Marshals B. f. Eaker and Geo Hattied
Committee.
Band
Re urned Soldiers.
Citizens. -
The ERE bells OF the Oregon. Fourth Ward.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-24

I...I n MarshRI J, w DletTieh. . --I.lII
Assistant Marshals B. F. Eaker and Geo. Hathed
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- G. CAMPBELLs
A. FIRST GRAND CONCEEr
WI .ste place a. IRVING HALL on
SATURDAY EVENING, Aprhf,
Ou which occasion the following arIisss VA sPpeas
Nine COMrE BORCHiRD,
Mrs. JENNY MENTION
mir. WM. CASTLE,
THEo0ORE THOaAS
s,rnor ABrLLA.....,...............'. .'S0naao'os'
Tickets % cents.
Reserved Sctts 81 .,,-r,u
For sae st the principal Music Stores and at Irving Isn
A CADEAIY Or MUSIC-BROOhLfN.
IA :. hartn..........s....,....'''. ''''HiNso.
EngaSeusnt OF the talented iouns Ams1.oAA eouPe'
NJ. ard Mrs.
w }. gLOREHCE,
The Ceclraicd
IRISH Roy % AMAZE GIRL.
on NfONbAf, Ap1 s.. tae!
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IVNO the STOCKHOLDERS Of the UNlOU
Il PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, Eastern Division.-
Take notice oard OF Directors Of said Company have
THIS DAY ordered at Is ceun Of the CAPITA STOCK OF
s Company be paid Treasurer Of the Company at the
Comranys Office LeaveDworh Kansas on or before the 10Th
day Of April 1861 and that said Is eentu shall include the
ca per cent heretofore made BY order oil lie Board
v JOHN p pEYEREUX. Secretary. i,
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Enaurlnl.
$2,OOO,OOO s .: AN
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
ppopo..fs FOR 81, 900. 900 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
T1rND BONDS. -

Sealed Proposal. Will be recSfvedt the Comptroller oro'
until SATURDAY April 1861 s,2 O'Clock M when the
same will DO publicly opened the purchase Of the whole or
ev par. OF the sum Of Two Million Dov' OF Soldiers
Bouuty FUND Bonds" authorized by act of the
Of ths State Of o passed February o. 1864 and oy an
ordinance OF the Board Of Supervisors Of the County OF Ne"
York, passed March 10, 1864.
The said bonds viii bear interest at the rate OF 7r per oen
per annum payable semi annually the FIST day OF bay and
November in each year. the principal will be red's1abe
in successive annual install nen Of FIVE hundred housnN DOL
lars each commencing the frs. doy Of November 1851
Tho proposals vii the amount OF bonds desired a'd
the price per one hundred dollars thereof and persons whose
proposals are accepted viii thereupon be required 70 deposit
with the County Treasurer the awarded TO then re
speciyely
On presenting to se Comptroller the receipts OF ne county
Treasurer for such deposits the parties viii be entitled 10 TO
ceve bonds fo- equal Of the par value Of the sums
awarded 70 them bearing from the date oil Psy men'
Each proposition should be sealed and Endorsed Proposals
for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds" and ineloed In second
ery.lcpe addressed to the Comptroller
The gt Is reserved to reject any or all OF the bids con
Sred necessary protect promote the interests o. the
County. r-,,r,yr ppuNx,u cor,,,o,ls,
CITY OF New.York Department Of Finance, Comptroller
oHce March 20 1864
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Financial.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
YORK.
No, Wsllstreek NJ T.

No. I Wslstreet ny.
Designated Depository and pi,cai Agent Of United sta.eG
| NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT LOAN.
By instructions from the Secretary OF the Treasury dated
National 1910 Five Per Cen, Loan in coupOa bonds regis
tered certificates rsdoemsbls ser ton. and payable forty
year, from date in coin and will allow to banks banker' and
brokers' the usual commission Of onseshh Of ono per cent
This Loan bears gold interest payable send annually, on
coupon registered of $500 and aud annually
on bonds OF the denomination. Of 80 and 100 dollars
In subscribing parties requested 10 psy the accrued In
ssrsst from tie first OF March to the day OF ,ub,cPticn In
coin in currency adding fly per cert premium
The inefes, this Loan Is payable the first days. OF
March and September In each ytar Tho semi annual cou
pons payable hooe dates and the annual coupons on the
and 100 dollar bonds payable the frat Of mTeh
The secsaiy Of the Treasury closes hi, instructions In the
following words:
"on the shove terms te Yrs, National Bank o. n. Ciy
~ OF which vo- President 10 authorized 10
osye subscriptions National 1910 Loan and is hoped
tina. is e1eonson the moe, energetic snd active employ
ns9t Of we, greet reliance PsSsdD 81 '''d
IS T. CH,ss Secretary Of the Treasury.
"To s. G. THosPsos, esq, Prcsident'
The c.upon bonds will BIS res1y fof delivery early In App,
and re sisterod bonds about the first OF Nay
Rettanoss may be made in Losn Tender notes. Nationa
Bank notes. or IN draAs &c. par IN TIL, city addressed
JAMES cURPHEY, cashior FRS. National Bank,
New.York. March 20. 1854 fowYOrt.
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Amusements.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
W Mes 6z3 and s4 BROADWAY
lessee ana Dnectress.. John Wood
otase Manager. ................J n SeIwyn

" Mes Ga and s4 BROADWAY
So M sna IN eosres'''.......Mn. John Wood
osaso HA8ns ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, IL Selwyn
.ArA, TO AMEND THB LAWS OF CouRrsHIF
NV AND MATRIMONY."
.an,, now become part Of The comEou law 4. rsg,rt
n the .o,, r. atoms Of his that onea ss every Bi.st,
year aoo tess which they doe either by sds Or
.. unto them ssne,A proper and no man viii be entitled 4
ady OF who doth n aoy wise treat her proposal with nessc
81 ''n'uAe"' THE FAVOR. ABLE MANNER
EXCELLENT AND LAU>ih.<BLR COMEDY
J.B. BUcKsToNc, E:x
ANCIENT LAW OF coURTsafP AID IA ATRIMoNY.
ANS s1S b iSpSifiis iss4
ENTITLED
LEAP YEAR;
LADIES' PRIVILEGE,
has been received on every representation
STERLING AND STANDARD sTSif1} : sTccRss, "
Na'''''' '' ofHER NOVELTIES, '' '''''' V
add announce Il for repetition
THIS EVENING,
In which appear
Messs Frank Drew j. X. Mortimer, J, Stoddart o. r.
G1ss e. + fa,'9s IT, bTassin ME- ioSI MGsd RAM. M,
Miss J. Walters and Miss siooquelsr.
Doors open at III performances commence Of u
Seats secured three days la advance
rTWELFTH REGIdENTAL BALL.
Il IN AID on TIE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS VI
DECEASED NETWORK SoLDIERA
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. APRIL - 1864
ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE.
MAJ. Gen. GEORGE p. MCCLELLAN.
Ion. C. GODFREY GUNrBEB,
Hon. JOHN 4. HOFFMAN.
oRI5ON BLUNT, eco.
ARTHUR LEARY, esq..
JAMES NJ MOTLEY, esq,
D. BARREDA, osq,
ALEXANDER BRANDON, esq,
Hs EIcslleucy HoRATTo SEYMOUR.
MAJ. Gen. JOHN A. DIX
Hon. WIN NJ. TWEED.
Hon. HIRAM WALBRID0E,
GEO. WASH. JENKINS, u. sN,
THOMAS LITTLE, esq.,
HENRY A. BoSTWICK, esq.,,
JAMES MURPHY, esq
Tickets Five Dollars each. may be procured OF any member
f.hskesmea., and a, the prncp, Hotel, Of thi. city
(Lieut Col Z. sATTERLEg,
Major GEO. A. HILTON,
Capt w V. BYRNE,
Committee Capt ~ Il. HANSEN.
Of Capt. JNO. WARD. it,,
Arrangements Capt. w. IL. HAYES, IT,,
Capt. WIN. RAYNOR,
Lisut- K MILBANK,
Lieut JHO. T. DOWLEY.
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HopsAroSIc RAILROAD CO.. : REi svKsas OyslcE'
BKIyokPoRr, Con. D., Marsh ~ 100,

y>IyIDEND No. -. - The B0ARD, &C, Of
DDlRECTO8S Of hi. road have ~ aiy as - % -, S
C,,i sock Of this Company free from Government tsA
pse on the 18th po2o out Of the net earnings scs ~
"a sucb stoekboIl she'll Apueer ~ the iT6n.'
E OF the Compsny have been the owners oil s4io ITO
fs-re5 stock on tie en- p.oximc. Ill, - ,.id
=, tSe Once Of KETCHUA, son Co, Ne. SW tesna9S
olsoo; on Boston Books a. the OIie9 OF o. T. THAI In
TR0, ard On Biidgep3t Books 81 us Once ~ A., ,.,L
The Transfer BOOKS viii be closed rom the ON 70 WIG ~
Of APEl. Dot" uA'' CHARLES X AvEgILL. TREASURER.
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FAlR.-The Committee
Va on Public ADJUSTMENTS have the pleasure Of icng
that BILLIARD rOUKN AMESr IN aid Of the funds Of hs
r 6oH os,auiEed the suggestion o.: MI Michael Pho
AN. under whose supe.in'entence I'LL take place
IRVING HALL, -
on Tho AFTERNOON and EVENING u WEDNESDAY,
Apr T. In this Tournmsnt the following tsi.ns iAhed b.
HARD Players are expected 70 take part:
MI PIilLlP TEMAN,
Mr. DUDLEY kANASkUGH.
ST. JOHN SEEilEIEE
fif LOUIS FON
Mr. JOHN HcDIVlTT,
Biz JOHN DERRY,
Mr. VICTOR ESTEPHE,
Mr.. Edmund NELUMS,
Mr. CHRISTIAN BIRD,
Mr. WILLIAM GOLDfHWAITS.
hr ED. UAAILL,
Mr. MICHAEL FOLEY,
Mr. MICHAEL PhELAN.
phesu hss chaensed tho winner Of the ehampion ere
a. the contest we 10 tGte place the IN 20 pay game
vih h on FRIDAY April O. the loser TO pay one hundred
dollars 20 ths fund Of the Fer. he receipts tor admission On
thu. day will be devoted 20 ths Working Woseus hset As
sociatloa. IA,
livery facility VIII Ia afforded to enable adiOs 10 enjoy with
comfort these rem riablo ccniests
TeGcts Of uJnisson ONE DOLLAR
RICHARD GRANT WHITE,
Clnrrnsn OF Committee Public Amusements
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financial.
RIGGs GOLD COMP.ANY.

IR Z G q s GOLD COMPANY.
hINEs-BRIG0s AND GREGORY LoDEs,
GILPrs CoUSrf, CoIORADo.
CAPITAL, 1000 SHARES, 500 EACH
TRUSTEES,
J. SMITH BRGGS.."... ............C Colorado.
GEO. NJ PULLMAN ............... Chicago.
hNrhJNl ..Nsw-York
HENRI CoGvlLb''. ''.....'.........Newfsr York.
r. CORNELL WHIrE...............EewY York
Z. o. ALdEh''...............,. N. Y.
WIN. o. ANoELL.... .Provdenoe, z. l.
Presiden,.................J.s SMITH BRIGGS.
Tremurer..." WALTER Z. LAYTON.
eecTetary...., LITTLEJOHN
Counsel................."J.S s. WOODWARD.
Mining pernieudsnt.... CHARLES II BRIGGS
Office No. rs ciss st. Nsv-York
GARRISON MINING COMPANY.
" OFFICE, No % WILLIAM-ST.
ANTHoNii j. THOMAS, ESQ
Secretary:
C. g. MEASE, ksa
Treasurer:
WILLIAM 5. ToOLE, ESQ
Trurees:
X WM T9oLF EHsss %o $: ~ ys,ea
JQsKPH BAcHsIAN, ssa.' No. Iis Pesflss
kDWARD WOLFSOHN, EsQ,
OF J. Wolf.on Co, No 20 cedar.s.
FCOESE THORN, ESQ, NO. West l6.hst
JOHN Is. STEVENS Eso.. No. CT Wallst.
CAPITAL, 10000 SHARES, Of IS eeoh
Subscripton Books for is STOCK, 9, - per cen WV be
opened o! our Chico
THIS DAY.
hswYot April p 1894,
VAN sCHAICK MAssETT,
No 10 Wiflsm.t
GUNNELL GOLD COMPANY.
~ Capital 10000 shares nominal par so. IsEusa for the
purchase Of Mining Claims aud properly la Colorado on the
" Ell known GInRsu LODE.
Trustees;
A. w. MORSE, Of More Co.
FRED. q. GEBHAKD, Of ScbUehardt L Gebhard.
HENRY MORGAN Of Matthew Norgsn's soma
WILLIAM BELL, of Abraham nels Sons.
J. Z. OIHAUD FOSTER, Of Foster l. ThoInsoa
President:
a. w. MORSE
TTeasurcr:
Il. &. GEBhARD.
BANKERS:
kear. SCHUCHARDr GERHARD.
Counsel. =
T. &. T. BUCKLEY,
FOSTER THOMSON, New.YoTk
Subscription books for limited number Of shares have
been opened aud viii close III. 9Th Of Ap when the shares
viii be aol.d 81 the Office OF The subT pon agents.
MORSE Co, no. "a WIiiAm-tt-
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TnantiaI.
CLEVELAND AND ToLEDo RAILROAD Co.

x-.,,.. OyTIcE CLEVELAND. o., March TO- 1904
IN SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF per
4 %. free from Government l1 pgon, the CaPid "a
a CIV, s,, sz11.a .Ys.L .T n as.d :, 81
c stSsf sa, III, ds':ieI .. orr. -
rectoIs P1yypSSryg Co, No Al Wali-st New York City,
me- mil tbe li.t day Of next and after the latter date "
ne aS s,o~k tn nser Books win Re closed on
ne i'ul o'y " AP ~ H. {. LUCE, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

IVAN AMBURGH Il Co.'S MENAGERIE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
HYATT FROST. Manager
Nos. 59 and 81 BROADWAY,
Open from l0s. M, to 10 y. m. Admission Is centA
THIS MEkAGERlE ROYAL
|, now L. i,s
TWENTIETH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
TWENTIETH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
As the has been Of unparalleled property tho
Management. from previous geElcnts compelled 10
bring IL 10 a close. The present il tho
LAST WEEK BUT TWO
LAST WEEK BUT TWO
tho New York pubic vii have Of Waiting tho largest and most
varied - - -. - .
DENIZENS on THE FOREST
ever exhibited IN this country. The
GREAT WAR ELEPHAr HANNIBAL,
GREAT WAR ELEPHANT HANNIBAL,
LIVING GIRAFFE,
LIVING GIRAFFE,
which with tho additions recently made. spssses In extent
and beauty ANY 1oolorc. exhibition 10 tho knosa world
THREE GRAND PEFORMAECES EVERY DAY,
with Elephants Lions Tigers. Ponies. Monkeys and Mules
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

MERCHANTS RELIEF FIRE INsUR-
w ANCE COMPANY.-Books Of subscription TO The
,i Stock Of 100 coo in the above Company open
>, the Banking Honse Of Mss,rs BROWN, BROTHERS 4
Co. No SO wst It T. the intention Of tits Company to
donste profits per cent toward Fund for the Relief
Of Indireut Merchants -Ees. York, March 81, 1864
JAS. NJ BROWN WILSON O. HUNT.
DAVID HOADLEY AMOS p. EMO
WIN IL APPLETON FRANCIS sKIDDY.
VIM. A. BOOTH WIN. COKE DUSEKBEEY,
Comnissonsrt