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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD.

The stockholders of this company held
their annual meeting at the commodious
nffice Of the company, in this CITY, on
Thursday last. The attendance was not
90 full as usual. but the requisite majority
Of shares we're represented in person or
proxies.
Hon. Thomas Bragg presided. and Kemp
p. Battle, Esq, acted as Secretary. Dis.
e. A. Crudup represented the State.
The annual reports Of President and
Board Of Directors, and of the Treasurer,
were highly satisfactory.
The receipts from transportation for the
fiscal wear amounts TO st.446.415 .5. De.
ducting the current aud other expenditures
and payments. including the amonIt in
vested in cotton bonds, and the payment
on bonds held by the State, and the first
dividends Of the year OF 10 per cent, there
was left on hand at the close Of the fiscal
wear about s5s5 600. At the meeting held
tae day previous. the Board hai made 4
declaration Of 5 per cent. dividend. bang
25 per cent. paid for the year, with large
sufplus.
The stockholders adopted resolution
authorizing the Beard Of Directors 70 make
further subscription, in their discretion.
10 the Chatham Railroad, net 10 exceed
the sum Of 5000. 900.
Also. re-adopted the resOluti.n passed
a, the las, annual meeting, authorizing the
investment Of funds, for lhe purpose oi pGr-
chasing materials to. replace the saperstruc,
ture aud rolling stock Of ,he company.
Also, To purchase forest lands, not ex-
cesdins 5000 acres. for ties for the Road.
Also, appointed committee. consisting
O. DR.. ". J. Hawkins. George Little and
Hon. ID. NJ. Barrinser. to correspond with
the authorities Of the various Rii,read
Companies on the subject Of procuring q
charter Of Railway Importing and Ex.
porting Company, and 10 memoriallze tbs
General Assembly on the subject.
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rades. In him Our sunny South has lost
one of her brayest defenders. Onthe same
day Col. C. NJ. Andrews had his right
ankle shiysred by minnie ball. and died
soon after it was amputated. II is thought
that an ever dose of chlorotorm caused HIS
death.
We have had no general engagement bs-
tween the coptending armies new in front
Of Petersburg. In some places the lines
are not more than three hundred yards
apart, and the skirmishers are constantly
engaged in picking at each other day and
night, but without any material result.
Sometimes we hear heavy cannenading on
different parts Of the lines. and every now
and then MIR. Grant pays his csmpli-
ments to the citizens Of Petersburg in the
shape OF thirty two pound shell. Our
soldiers seem very much wearied, but are
lin 6ne spirits ard confident Of ultimate
success. hear that Gen. Longstreet has
recovered from his. wound snd, assumed
command Of his corps.
with much respect,
| ]. p. LOCkHARTa
Capt. Co. X, Cd N. Z. Cavalry.
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T1s Blaek Elae-Aslalialioa. 81.

IL seems that this war is not 10 end an
tii the black Gag, wjih,all it, horrOrA Is
up. We have already noticed the l.ct that
a number Of Federal afflIets had been con.
lined 10 the lover part Of the city oI
Charleston 20 aS TO be exposed to Gre
whenever the enemy shs!! that city and
Is there is no hesitation or backing down
on Lincoln's part, in llatters sf retaliation,
gn equal number er Nsr officers have arriY.
ed at Hilton Heaa;sols exposed 70 similar
dangers. We find The following in thr
Mercury concerAing The natter:
By Flag Of Truce received from Por,
Royal Ferry, on Wednesday, tho Nav
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TnE DRrESces or RIcHnoSD.--The New
York Herald of late date contains the
statement Of fellow named Thomgson,
whO. deserted some days ago from the Ar
mory Battalion of Richmond. Thompson
says that the lefences Of Richmond are stu.
psndoas. The Notifications are. mounted
with hundred and thirty.two guns Of the
heaviest calibre, and are 50 constructed as
70 deiy any strategy, as.wtlt'as any assault
that mag be directed against them, Fort
Reauresard." commanding the Chickahom-
my on the east, is magnificent work ol
military art. II Is fourteen feet. thick.
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fos tie HilIsboroush b Recorder.

TSsrrsiaig. June 2Jj, issA.
Mr.. IfrARrr :--Ihe following is . lis. Of
the casualties in Company X, ID y. g..
Cavalry. since ny l4st report W to this
time. On tie 2lst inst, Lieut.. 4. \. Fau-
cett received a severe hs.h wound under
his LETT arm, while CALAMITY encouraging
his men TO stand firm and no. yield az inch
cf their ground q the enemy. lie : now
In the Confederate Hospital at Petersburg
and bis wound 10 doing very vel. he
Will sspE be abe TO get homie, where he cal
have the attention Of his.relations. pa the
same day Corp1 Levi G. LocShart and
Jesse v, RUbertswere captured By the en-.
emy While acting as scouts. % the sSd
inst; Edward Il. WyeS, u Newhrrn, "as
slot through the head and instantly killed.
He was a brave and DoBle.hearted young
nan. and bis loss is sadly felt BY his coD-
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nsnd under Lee. Ii was feared, In Nc.
|Clelands time. that Riohmond could be
taken; but now, SAYS Thompson, the thing
is impossible, and the people know it.
Froas Petersburg CDiciai from Gen. Lee.
Greensborough. 5uly 5.--The Richmond
Whig Of the 4th il received here. No
news Of Importance.
The Petersburg Express Of Saturday
SAYS. last night at about 10 o'clock heavy
ERE OF musketry commenced on our centre,
and continued very rapid for tweaty MI
nutes. II was thoasht at tirse that gen.
erai engagement had csm menced. 1t ceas-
ed, however. and the apinion Of those who
heard il was that the Yankees had assault,
ed our lines and were. As usual, repulsea.
fhe reporter Of the New York Times
and Philadelphia Press. Ira b. YangeldsR,
was brought IN to-day.
AL que, along the line 5. except occasion.
Al shellin.
The following official dispatch was re-
gceiyed at the War Departments
/ Headquarters. July 1t. Secreiary of
IVm Gen. Beauregard reparts that a
feeble demonstration was sa,ie by she en-.
envy on a portion Of Gen. Johnston's line
about p. NJ. YESTERDAY. Ills skirmish-
rrs. supported b, TWO lines Of trnsps, drove
IL our line ol skirmishsrs, which was re-
iesabli.hed 1T dark.
| In The sarlnns conflicts with ~ rnsmy's
fca,alr,. in their late expediliaa- agsSA.t
] the railroads. besides their killed and
wounded lex on the field. wrrr captured
| 1000 pri.onre.. l3 pieces - artillery, So
wagons, and horses. ordinance stores, and
.eser-t hundred nrgroes.
tSignrd.) z. l.. LEE.
| Tie lilewing press dispatch Is espird
/ from The Whis:.
i Petersburg. Jaly o.-'llirre u4s some
fru. III our lines from baiieriss seven.
and ten. resulting from supposed advance
~ ,hr enemy Yn lsnkins's iroai. While re-
3lic,iug picket. II lasted thirty minutes
aud amonnied 10 nothlng. Nuthing dslns
but .heflia; On The from, " thu enrny.
P@s.engrr, report heavy hrng IN The III
irectton u Petersburg scsierda. nnrninS
Meridian Jnly Ga spsci.i dispatch 10
1 Tie Clarion, irns Branhun, s.ss the ian.
KEGS occupied Jackson al noen Yesterday
Genrrsl Slocumb sa.s ~, object i, 10 de-
s,roy railroad, and briilgc.. .nh then re-
turn 10 Vlek.bu,g. lis turce i estimated
a, ., 800.
Heavy fring was heard today bs.ween
Jackson and Canton.
Il
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THE TAX IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Major McRae. the general 1.-THE Tax
Collector in North Carolina, has kindly
furnished US with the following statement
Of Ti;hes collected in said State ap TO the
Is, Of June. 1864, Of the crop of 1865:
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and counting The esainence On which a
stands, is about one Thousand fee, high.
!" Fort Lee" commands the approaches on
the north, is similar in strength ana pro-
portion. Beauressrd has immediate com.
mand under Lee. Il was feared, in Nc.
|clellands time. that Riohmond could be
taken; but now, SAYS Thompson, the thing
is impossible, and the people know it.
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supreme Conrt.-opiaion. have bsen fi.


Is follows:
BY PEAasos, c.J.--In Haskell " Freeman, in
Equity, from stanly, decree for plaintiff ant directing
an account. Il sloan v. Mehdelhall, ID Equity,
from Guiliorl, decree for plaintiff and reference. In
Edwards vs. Parker, 10 Equity, from A.hs, dismiss.
ing the bill Ia Peelsr ss. BlHings, il Equity, IRON
Rowan. Declaring that thers is error il The order.
BY BAryL5. g. lin Walton v. GslIin. labtss
eo,pus.) jadsnsn, reversed. and judgment here fOr
tie enrolling officer. II HsJsn V. Bradshaw, from
Rowan, judgment reversed and rsai5t ds aurO. In
Carson and others. er par!s, from Mcdowell, ssscies
lc deceased daughters Iapsed. Ia Csrsa u Carson,
ia Equity, from Mcdowell, childrsn q, sasoaa mar
mage excluded from The trust,
By M1StT, J.--In Turner vs. HilirslI ID Equity,
from Granville, deelte affirmed. irl Wl,ilkn. ys
Brown 10 Equity. from Buneonbe, dscse ios plaln'
iiFs. IN Baker ss. Harms, from Rowan, judgment
reversed. 70 Cline VI. la,iinofe, frsG. clsayslsnJ
iejgnen, affirmed.
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From tie 10Th Disirirt no retcrn, lave
been made. No returns from The 9th ex.
cept from thrcs Cnua;ies. In the Sih
Stokes and Rockingham make 10 returns.
Portions Of the 81 make no returns. Eight
counties Of the Isl aud TWO IL III districts
have made no returns. ln the two latter
districts. where returns have not been made.
the counties are. or have been. IN the hands
OF the enemy. Tobacco IS not collected
by the 'rithe Agent. though itappears that
o,469 pounds lave been turned over TO the
government. HilBiasi0a i.rasI,
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The. Pace or PaREEs.--Aa old printer
writing to the Charleston Courier. thus
delivers himself: " Newspaper, are BY lar
TOO cheap Nothing we enjoy Gusts % lit
lie. A few years back, daily paper MAS
worth an elegant pair Of boots! Twelve
bushels Of corn. peas Or potatoes was a.
equivalent Sixty dozeneggs. thirty pounds
ol butter, seyeRty.fiye pouo!s Of lard Or
bacon weuld barely pay years subscrip.
tion. But, 10 now. the case is reversed.
Ti,is is all wrong. The paper shauld coa.
maud support for the editor anll his en-
ployees, and allow at least twenty per cent.
profit 10 replelish materials. &c. W 10
this, the. price should te in proportion 10
everything, needed BY the publisher and no
sensible Or JUST man .iIl complain. Tie
mechapic aud IHriner will pas readily. be.
cause fally abe.. a farmer working oae
horse eau make seventy barrels Of cora,
which at $50 per hnshfl--and il is now
even higher--brings sls75O. Certainly
he can pay $50 or $50 Tor daily paper.
A good house vile can sell. three or foor
pounds Of butter, or five or six pounds Of
lard. and pay for her paper the girls and
boys can sell few dozen eggs Or half do.
zen chickens, and take a daily. Surely
Mr.. Editor, you are losing money and liz:
Ing On short ratipns."
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Gales bp Autticn.
WAR DrrArrHESr CAVALRY BeRkAv.
OYHIcR o. CHIgk QuAnrsRaAsrka,

WAR DrrAnrHHxr, CAVALRY BsRKAv
OptIcB CBIgg QUAursRsAsrk.
WAsmsoroS. april %, s.
4 UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
n HORsEs.Wil be- sold public auction. to tia highest
bidder. a, the tunes aud place. named below. viA'
Newport, Penn. Thursday. Mays
rttysburs Penn. Monday, Mayo.
Ahoons, Penn, Thursday, May u.
Nilin. Penn, Thursday May ~
Reading, Penn, Thursday, Nay Is,
Lebanon. Peun.. Th1rsdiy. jane .,
Northumberland. Penn, fhur.isy, June "a.
Scranton, Penn, Thur.d,y juno Is.
Wiliiamsport, Penn Thursdsy, June %.
One Hundred (Oo horses Getsyssy ind Two Hundred
and fhy esq at each Of the other placeA
These horos hvs coBdrmucd unit for toe cavalry
servcs OF the United States Army.
For road and rn purposes many good bar ,ns may be had
Horses will be sod sigy.
Sales begin at IN m ani continue daily I'LL sit sold
TERMS: CASH, in United States Treasury notes ONLY
JAMES A. EklS,
Lieut.. Col and q. ~ Cavalry Barrsu.
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Amnsemerts.
OLYMPIC THEATER,


OLYMPIC THEATER,
~ Lessee aud Drectsess.. Mrs john wood
ABSOLUTE AND iiiNDiisiUtTIsBLs SUCCESS
Of che grand rouanko spectscuA musical and pato'hca
drama, entitled
ALADDIN,
49, THE WONDERFUL LAMP,
TITS EVENING.
And EVERY EVENING until farthee notice.
with al the
MAGNIFICENT EFFECTS,
MUSICAL. AITsTICAL AND SPECTACULAR,
that have nightly received
lvERSAL PRAISE,
aud which lays all confined
10 rrndsr tlr representation most
COMPLETE AND PERfECr.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
By }. 4. HAYES,
EFFECTS NEVER ATTEMPTED
In this thestsr,
Ard for which the &.
STAGE OF TfIR OLTspIC
U.s been 9. 9
GREAT EXPENSE, PECULIARLY ADAPTED.
iiiGfiFsT ENCoMIUMs oY THE PRESS AND PUBLIC
ENTIRELY NEW MACHINERY. by CHARLES LONG
NEW AND ELABORATE COSTUMES
BY Mis-, C. FLANHERY
PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS, By WIN. HENRY
TIE MUSIC, ENTIRELY NEW,
COMPOSED anu arranged etpres sly for this pisco,
BY THOMAS BAKER
ALADDIN. Observation-Disclosures JOHN WOOD.
Ks-rsc Mr.. C. r Pafoe, ir Ab'h4ysn bir w. David
Grand Lhsn, Mr. T. OVENS Ayzck, M. O. IA. Clarke; Or
lock- Mr. Barry; Princess Misc J. Wstsr.. Zo5yad Mira
ssey Brown Widow Jns Jolly Gour, hE. J. Ii. stoddArt
Doors open ~ performance, commence At O'clock
Seats secured three days la advance.
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u. PER CENT 1910 BONDS.
TRs.susr DKrAErxESr, June 6. 1854.

DROPOSALS Fox LOAN.-Io insure the
j gresesa rossibls vsor IN the operations o. the nme,
eow NOV iss against he i1.lfgs-' unaei esSs so
ksca beyond receipts from revenue ard ordinary
subscriptions to the katiouA- Joan. .,,.r.-.
will therefore he received ~ ms DfIt0mrnt
bsder the Of Msrch J. sss un Ee2h Of W EDNEsOAi
tho 18th day Of JUus l or bJuG o. .he United states 70
the amount of Seventy tive Millions Of UoN3t D Ihs an An
Aus interest SIX pei semi Annually IN coin
On days July sd January each year. AID redesms
zach Offer mos be fer nay hundred dollar or some
Euhpe Of one hana'es aoss ana s 49, 9ne s1 %,
<of y whoa thu oncris for 80 mere -n AIRY Two PER GEM
feed m s be deposited ~ snAiaiy ~ p.yneht o.
kion accepted, with The Treasurer o. the OmeG sA al
&ssAnston with tie As',srt Treasure At Nav YorE
Boston. Philadelphia or - LOUIS OF win ,s P7snea
Depositary III baltimore Pusbe On. Cnennau LonisVie
Chicago, Detroit buto, wa any Nstonsl bantius
ksocsian authorized to fees's dpo'i :" men may consent
" tho business without cIsrse DnF4nS cefoh-
es.oosioa receiving thea he Sr.s as q "ao5 mus. De
forwarded wth the oa'rs - tse Dslrneit All % poss
ehould made n time AGe o. osrs With eth -tet %
beach Weshr, on not sr lbsr ia. morning Of lne Is No
SB.s panied By i!s p opsf certificate OF deposit VIII
Ihe Coupon ard Re-,efsd Bonds i.aed viii be Of the de-
Examinations Of 4s9, Sloy SO AID sl,Oe 5Slstsisa
$snds Of s5coe and " 10 will also be issged bred
Al 0aers received vii be opened o. Weant.hs~ 18th
Of June by Che Secretary 81 tie hsssn sscFetsrles
ond notice Of acceptance dscinslon will be Immediately
svep the rsspers oasFr ssd IN cas-. 81 seespisnce
Soads Of tie descr tons and duouiatons preferred VII
cns payrnoet 81 ms. nses o sins esP. :. .so ~
eeu viii DO reetomse Ia the s nianieni Pd oy .oeeossln
QfreTs and viii be immediately returned 10 thoss whose
eatxs may nOt be accepted . ~,
TIE amount OF accepted offers must Ne 6rposef with the
frossgTer other egs1zi"n aGtaofsed 10 act
andsr notice sdvice Of Acceptance Of Oder or io
lows: third bors the sSa onsthd on Or before
ebe gnd the balance including the premium and otsa
1--WE pr depost bcee the SON Of Jobs Htsrett
e h- July the several deposits win be PAID In CO.'S
an tie 1h Of Juse and interest bonds VIII begin JAY
lse1. 100
eey. ppaer this notice sbeud be ndorseS Ofsr for Los-
ari ,5drs 10 the Secretary the Treasury. The r-b 20
1,hne III os!s no. considered sdvAug reserved 70 the
Qov@Bment .. 7. S u 3,.,x
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Financial.
NEW Yonx. June 9. 1854.

NEW Yonx. Jnne 9. 1854.
NOTICE of DIVIDEND No. 1.-The Trus.
~ tee, OF the BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY have declared
Dividend OF per Of the net earnings Of the Com
pany the Of May PAYABLE at the oics OF the Com
psny no. 81 Johhs New York June IT, 1884, TO Shaeh"ld
or. OF record, at the close Of business this day
WALTER r. LAYTON, Treasurer.
NONSOLIDATED PETROLEUM OIL co.
~ OFFICE No. 40 BROAD-sT.. NEW YORK
CAPITAb............
10000 Shares, = 10 par value.
TRUSTEES
JHNNISON EAGER. No n Rroida
A. S. JEWELL, No. Of Wier 1t,
B. T. ROWLAND. No 30 Waist
EDWARD FLASH No. So Broad-st.
JOSEPH Il. WHITE, No. q Johpst
VIM q. FULTON No. 50 WArIenst.
R.D. FLETCHER, Tussie "a ,
President. ....JENNl5ON EAOEh,
Treasurer. ......fhAhClS IOWLASD,.
Secratsry..............C CHARLES X GHiffiN.
Counsaiors. ...COWLtS WAiooN..
kEw YoRR. June ., 1854
The Trustees tho Consolidated Petroleum Oh Conii~ny
have this day Dividend Of One and One snfh fn
I'D the capital stock psr faao . 10 rei snsre o'n
tho nol earnings Coiupsny Tor the nonih OF stay
iaoo Of tie Company No. ~ broad st. on ana se
'"' i''H h'N CHARLES r. GRfYgIN Secretary.
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D. ID. CAuLKrs Anctioneer.

d. d. CAvLKms, Anctionesr
A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSE,
~ HOLD FURNITDRE.-D. ID. CAULkiiS will sell
THIS DAY Frday June TO- i0 o'clo precisely, all the
costly Furniture Painting rosewood ORA" snites
elegant .ociAye Piano foe, Mirrors. &c. ia the esid-ice
No i9 18th It, shsv consisting Of very sesant pier
and mansl Mirrors sss and brocsei Curtains rich carved
rosewood Eisgsfe with mirror fOnts three solid rosewooa
Parlor Suite, In ssn rose~ood Cenerables PianoF or'e
S,oo aud Cov OIL Paintings. Turkish Easy Chair eegsnt
China Vases snd other Mantle 0rns ens Dining Table,
Chairs China Tee and DE.r Sets, Cut Blasvsre sise as
sortIieDt Of the So Ivory Cutlery oether With
extensive variety Of Chamber Furniture in rosewood and
hogsny Bed. and Bedding plrs Hsif Mattresses velvet,
Brussels and ingram Carpets. Clocks Mirrors mshoz.ny
Chair So' Lounges, Roc.es, Oicloths. 30. Sale positive
Dealers attend.
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OyncR on ran M.EiPosA Co.. NO u ".i'"
NOTICE is hereby given that at the drawing
this J,v he'd or7s bonds Of this Company for redemption
on OF the sinking Fund tho following vers dawn ~; nos
n ~ 81 ~ sg 3 ~ l2g 6s 7io zJt <ls t5j 49, o3i bs
X ss a9l i0is lg7 1895 1887 1874 4es and that The
same viii % psd Gold hs Is, dsy Of yULh nei On
al The oihce 81 the Company bords must 20
ID r., psyr snt xitAn DAYS shsr he st day Of
ay under penalty oi esiotn!e Q. re ssSI' Yi IeP
ZION under this drawing. JOHN WAITS "ooio''iJ'
Ney.York. June H. 1874
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GALE Of ORNAMENTAL FURNITURE


Z. {. buLxLxr, Arciionesr,
WILL SELL. on TUESDAY, June II, az
w ~ O'CLOCK the EIcaasse saenoom NO III bro'f
II, ,.S'st COUNTRY RESIDENCE formerly owned
and occupied ~ the lsts SAMUEL ANkEs. stusist
-. Hoebgi- We,,ch-ssf County, shout ons-iklih OF
,olr fronI The Depot With ten scr.i OF ino LAND mo
Ur,. 4, ,vo.oJy frame. shoot oI,B with iugo Ezen'on
and b,.utifaly situated there s large Garden; oesn
No., .rdenar. House C.rTiAss House, and Stable The
Whole property 10 10 perfect oldnf ., 80, II,
uAKLss Lors-IAice LOl "est see Of ''h4'' 'ou''
re,, cor.ef VI iJJdst. ske, l3xlle -. 49, ~.
ono LOT .outb aide Of i53d., IN rear OF The aoo'e -
BY g9ll. $780,,
~tlso a. tho ssIns tills aud Place; .. e., an.
pxooxLrs PuerzRTr.--fae valuable CORNER LOT
h courys-d sd wall south westerly corner OF or
tr,~p--rlA.s snd La.ey ette-svi % ~ g. - -
A y,fy Sesirable COUNTRY hESIDENCE at New. no
focheic four mir1,es walk from tbs Depot Inc p"ens
|. modern Lstelass; has two Ranges two fufDso-s Ia
ard ali thu impTo.rmtgls contains " Rooms ana o"sI
az coo TO build There FIVE o. hns Land Pey
OF SHADE Carriage Hoa.o AID Barn. and more 'L-n '' tfub
Nl.. tine ,.s.bl. four story Brown.stone HOUSE and
LOT inown 70 No. 20 Nh-s'., No~foshi boun ~ eJ ~
1n,st COUNTRY RESIDENCE a no.edsle, we.tche--
Der COUNTY with seven Of Lsd, hTs> mte rem the
Derst White Plains and three from AarnSo,ech Detse
For Esp. kc, apply " tbs Auctesssr. NO. - AEs''
s1uEcey Court
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DY JAMES n. MILLER-OficeY No. % Pirs-

~ i y u.
ID .tlk s5sy juno a. 1t u o'clock. Al Exnsnss Sscs
rsof No. ~ Broadway. without rsserVr, On tie banks Of
snnscs Lake. half ME south Of tie village o. GENEVA he
q Land. The house l. 81 ce' square, vita an cNen
iior bl.ius 5Ys plaza ~ feet vide the who- vsy rom
th- ri,in bI linz very larg. coes 10 81 the rooDs bah
leen aud water second foor hot and co.s wAo
te.hcs ranE,. large brc. cellar feet clear, ~ "hcn
Hairy sbou. feet sgnsr h'fed with suspended mar
bic shsss Tie mansion snd oubuldng. tre al 10 pellr.
order Tho grounds 10 st safe Of cultivation thereas
Ia psnf order Leu. !Gysd ana trn krlve.td very
Cue orchard o. about Do youg tpTc p1c ard enc ~
tfen. Together with the shove ctn 1r rurthad drs"
I'm OF .bat acre directly facing the mansion, Oh whci
BE conv,n.n anu ss-3uit gardeners cottage, "a =
BAN Ard fsosnkf patent hay scale. InS ale IL 70
roYr Plan. house sui aGech u iome o. TIE or'
bniiinrs be At tie oh.ee Of tAssnoti0n"ef.
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Inaurlal.
MINT N 4 T ! o N A l. B A N K
~ or THE CITY or NETWORK.
NJ NJ r,tMpUpFY Cssh'r JOSEPH H. ORVIS Preet
TBKAsuRy DEPARTMENT.
OyUcn on CONPTRoLLHR or CURREEOY,}
WAauISs ON Apr{l H. 1904

q. M HUMPHREY. Csshr JOSEPH U. oRvIs Prest
TBEAsuRy DEPARTMENT.,
Oyuca OF COMPTROLLER or the CURRkS0r,
NAshiSG ON. April H. lboh
y1eas. By satisfactory evidence presented to the uudor
.iEred IL been made appear that The Ninth National
Bank the City Of NewYork IN the County Of New York
snd State Of NewYok. has been duly Organized under
and according 10 the requirements Of the act OF Con
sress entitled An &c, provide National Currency
secured by pledge Of United States Stocks and to srsvds
for the circulation and redemption thereof" approved Fsb
1869 and has complied with oil tho provisions Of said cot
required 10 be complied with before commencing the busss
Of Banking;
Noe Aer.fcre l. Hugh McCunooh Comptroller Of the Cur
rsnsy do hereby certify that Tho Ninth Nson Bank Of the
City Of NewYoik County OF NewYork and State Of New
York il authorized to the business Of Banking
under the &C; Aforesaid.
Ia testimony Whereof witness my haad and seal q sthce
this Eighteenth day Of April 1864
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Seal Of the HUGH MCCULLOUGH
:Compt Of the Currency. Comptroller OF the Curncacy
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NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
GOVERNMENT AOKNTS-CAPITAL' 81 ,0oo, 600,
Has on hand for immediate delivery
u. q. NATIONAL TEN-PORTY LOAN,
The s,fcs and profitable investment no" on the "ase
PROPOSALS FOR THE UNITED STATES
LOAN
g. OF 1881,
received et the
NINTH NATIONAL BANK
until June Is, 1854
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INJECTION. The Annual Election Tor III.
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J,, sleo.iDn vii be he'd AZ tbn Office on WEDNka-
xy Juns ~ 1884 between the hour. Of IL M aG casS-
"a - ' RICHAkD L. COMBES.
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