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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-25
TO MARRIED LADIES

1t is peculiarly suited. twill in short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity. r
Each bottle. price One Dollar. bears the Govern
ment Stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counter.
feits. .'-''- .'.. ''.....'- %. f
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion
Palpitation of the Heart. Mysteries and Whites
these Pills will effect cure whom all other means
have failed and although powerful remedy, do not
contain iron. caome antimony. or anything hurtful
to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age. which should be carefully preserved. nI
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
% JOB MOSES, n Cortland Street. Now York.
N.B.-$l.oo and six postage stamps inclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle. containing
Pills, by return mail. -Utim p. oi y'9i }sd
s. E. SAMUEL. @ ROBERTS. Agents. Colum.
bus. Ohio. rs - .G is. ira .rsfEI7.l
uly29-d&wlyeow Rut pIF1I.I ai ia--sffH.5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-25

CABINET, CoMPLIcATIoSs.-The cabinet
imbrogiio still continues, says Washing
ton letter. While a change in the War De-
partment is decided upon, Mr.. Lincoln Is
perplexed as to the proper indiyiduat TO
succeed Mr.. Stanton. and the delay IN a
change has been caused by the difficulty he
has experienced inIfirding the right man.---
Some curious developments In regard to
this matter will soon be furnished to the
public. .eTEgw .sREB
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-25

nrsEASEs OF THE NERVOUS. SEMI
2MIu M Nal, URINARY a. SEXUAL sYs.
the HOWARD Assoc Ti0Nro.Sent By 1 mail n n
isHled istysr snyelp2es free Of charge. Address
nan nM K; H. sahdiLLLN I'LL Y H0UGHTON, Howard Alsocia-
msrchso'el- l-d4wiysp
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Roback's Stomach Bittcrs.
SOLDIERS HOME. }
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
---,... CINCINNATI, June 4, 1858.

.
To DIR. q. W. RoBAoK-- -l 7.isal Ibtn5at E.
MY DEAR SIR: am Dispensing second invoice Of
your Stomach Bitters among the large number
men who daily arrive at this Institution for refresh
ment and rest The universal testimony is that these
Bitters are the best made. For the various summer
complaints which afiict so many. know Of no rem
edy so safe and SO sure. Plutarch says. ITO ask Q
physician what is and what is hard Of digestion
and what will agree with tho stomach, is about as
sensible as to ask what is sweet or bitter, or souri,
Persons who look out for breakers-and have your
Stomach Bittcrs in the house-I am sure will nevar
ask any ono the foolish question spoken of by tho
great philosopher. ! must not omit word or two
for your Catawba Brandy. have many men here
who have brandy prescribed for them BY distinguish
cd Army Surgeons. The effects of yours on such arc
most beneficial far more SO than from any previously
tskon. Persons who desire o really pure Brandy
cannot fail in their purchase If they got your brand
am. Doctor. with much respect rslte.r.. "a.
your servant, .-4 ..,.a.4rl-
#- .l.. a.a.s g. W. d. ANDREWS
.nEsH af Superintendent.
~ 0Hice and mandatory. Nos. SO. So, 90 and q
East third street. For sale everywhere. d I'D ..,r.
febQ9-d twdwlm-f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-25

DIR. Tobias
Venetian Horse Lininnent,

pINTBoTrLEs AT FIFTY GENTS EACH,fo
the cure of laneness, cuts, CALLS collie. sprains
&C., warranted cheaper than any other. 1t is used
by all the great horsemen on Long Island courses.
1t will not cure ring bone spawn. as there is no
iniment in existence that will. What it is stated
to cure it positively does. No ocner Of Aorses ofH
DO soitaout after trying one bottle. One dose re-
wives and often saves the life of oyer-heated or
driven horse. For choic and bellyache 1t has mover
failed Just as sure the sun rises, just so sure Is
this valuable Liniment To be the Horse embrocation
Of the day. Sold by all Druggists. Office, SO Cort
landt street, New York. jy17-d&wlm
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GRAND RALLY or DEMOCRACY.
Enthusiastic Reception Of
Hon. s. s. Cox.
Our Representative Endorsed.
The People Welcome him Home.

rhe People welcome him Home.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-25
RLACKpERRIEs OR BLOOD.


A few days ago, a number of our soldiers
who had grown tired of inactivity in camp,
with no fields of ripe, delicious blackberries
to appease their cravings, took their guns
and sailed forth on an exploring eXpedi-
ton into the enemy's country, in search of
these delicacies and "Johnny Reb." Boldly
striking out in skirmish line, with pals
and guns, the boys proceeded half mile
ere they found berry patch in which rebel
cavalrymen were fOraging. A few we'll
aimed shots scattered the rebels to the four
winds, leaving the Yanks in possession Of
the field. When all had been stripped from
the bushes, another advance was made, un-
til another field was found, when the same
formula was gone through. Thus the ent-
my was driven mile and half deserting
their pals of berries, and our daring berry,
hunters returned to camp with their pals
filled and a few prisoners as their trophies.
THE COUNTRY SOUTH OF THE RIVER.
Yesterday / reconnoitered our entire
front, and was quite surprised to find the
country differing but little in general ap-
pearance from that over which we have
fought since Resaca. Indeed, the land
seems more broken by steep ridges, high
hills and deep, yawning chasms, such as are
calculated to seriously impede the progress
of an advancing army. The hills and val
leys are densely wooded by large growth
of timber, but we miss the tangled vines
and impenetrable meshes of small saplings
that environed us In the wilderness of Resaca,
Dallas, and Kenesaw. The country extend
ing from here to Alexandra is well water
ed by numerous springs that take their rise
in the hills and cut out path to the pater-
nal stem, the Chattahoochie, where their
crystal drops find obliteration in the muddy
river, where alligators sluggishly founder.
The troops however, seem to entertain no
tears of those natives of Southern rivers
and bayous, and boldly plunge into the
stream and bathe in its waters. Probably
they are yet ignorant of ofthealligator's pres
ence, who win some of these days make
himself felt and cause precipitate retreat
shoreward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-25

How different the language he held two
wears ago, when in letter dated August
% 1862, in writing to this same Greeley,
reprehending his Abolition rashness, he
said: Il am for the Union with or without
slavery. Whatever do, or f0rbear to do, /
am for the Union" / applauded that SEN
timent then and reprobated the course Of
Greeley. Now we have to applaud Greeley
and reprobate Lincoln. Mr.. Greeley, in an
editorial of yesterday, says, "that the pacifi-
cation of the, country is neither so difficult
nor so distant as seems TO be generally sup
posed.p This is full of meaning, 1t means
| that the Union is not impossible, with hon
orable dealing to restore 1t, But so far as
| Mr.. Lincoln is concerned, he, made 1t Inn
possible by his conduct. The people are
bordering these things. Already to my
own knowledge, hundreds who once gave
| him their countenance, are withdrawing 1t
and turning to wiser counsels for deliver
ance from these troubles. % iIieL afi
/ viii not history, nay, will not the living
/ present, curse this execrable tool Of fanatic
| article of our national demise, filings away
/ the hopes and interests of this'nation?
! A VoIcE.-.God d-nhip. daughter and
cheers.) afl2D ~ u! s9El ~
precation of my gentle friend. (Laughter.)
While / do Invoke that Providence may
deal mercifully with the President, pray
i that the PEOPLE in November will damn
i him to an immortality of infamy. Nm-
mense applause.) Think of it, in the very
4 midst Of the strife, while calling aloud tC
|, some seventeen States Of the old Union tC
send him q alfmillion more to be added tt
: the twomIllion who are wasted and wasting
: when about TO consume $500, 100000 more
4 of the results Of labor, to be added to the
1 two thousand millions already spent; IL
8 the midst Of awar of bereavement, destruc'
: ltion, desolation and death unequalled, thi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29
orglon or TIE rAy.n. R.nnoAp CoNrAsI Tesrlse !

OrTCR PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, TeSTISG}
BUILDINGS, SO Wall-st., NAw York Marrh "a. 1854 {
DOTH DNIDEND.-Ihe Board of Directors
80 have THIS DAY docllrcd Dividend Of FOsR "a
PER CEN1 Out cf the earnings Of tie Road FOR the three
months ending 3l inst and ONE m PER CENT on; Of the
rsrngs Of steamers sailing yess &c. payable TO the stock
holders their legal Representatives and ator the 9Th day
pail next The Transfer Books viii be- closed from the
evening u the 2b March, Unit, the morning Of the 7th OF
Apsl HENRY SMITH, Treasurer
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fetinres ano Aleetinas

lrVHE ANNIVERSARY of the SABBATH
l. SCHOOL of the f. W. Baptist Church, 2a,hse.
west OF Broadway will be held THIS CIuesday) EVENING,
The Church The Exercises viii consist OF Decsmadons
Dialogues Songs and Chorgsos Door, ope AZ EIeroea
10 a. Il o'clock. 1ieke Adults, Is cenis Chh
drep, Is cents.
ITWELFTH REGIMENT BALL, in cid o.
the Widows and Orphans of deceased New York SodiesS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, April IS, 1864.
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financial.
s. 10-40 LOAN. nv
ls FIRST NA11ONAL RANK or NEW-Yb "h'

Os FIRST NATIONAL BANK or NRW-Yt NM
Designated Depository Of the United States %
This Eank hereby that II Is prepared 10 ~
subscriptions Of United States Bonds authorized ~
The act Of March 1884 bearing date March 1884, redecma'
bic at The pleasure Of the Government er ten year, and pay
able forty years from date bearing interest at five cent
year payable in coin annually bonds not hundred
dollars, and semi annually on al other bonds.
Subscribers will receive either Registered Coupon Bonds
sshey may prefer expected that Coupon Bonds viii be
ready TOR delivery about the 18th OF April
Subscribers will be required to pay, in addition to the
Of the principal of the Bonds IN lawful money the
accrued interest in COIN in United States notes. the notes
Of National Banks adding ty per for premium. until
further notice from the @ day Of March vn tie day Of
subscription.
Subsciip ions and renanccs nay be addressed to the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
No. WALL-ST.
NEWBORN,
JAMES CURPHEY, Cashier.
& C. THonpsoy President
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financial.

USITkp STATES TnEAsuar EEw.Yosx, March %. 1864
RY DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY
~ VI THE TREASURY, uotice is hereby given that
w further advised will issue to Importers for payment Of
duties on goods imported by them CERTFICA TES or DE.
foSrr oF GOLD COIN to the cred, Ofth Collector Of any
' as desired in exchange for notes quarter Of per
con. nm below the current market value Of gold.
TbeA@ certificates not asgnable bu, will be received By
tbs Co!e,to from the party 10 whom they issued
JOHN J. CISCO, Assistant Treasurer u. 8.
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WINTER GARDEN.
Box Book opsn three days in advance.

NIBLOs acknowledgements at "a.
~ Lessee ard Manager. WHEATLE1
SECOND NIGHT Of the distinguished American Tragedan
EDWIN BOOTH.
who viii appear -
... BERTUGCIO. A JESTER.
in Tom Taylos celebrated play in three nets. entitled
THE FOOLS REVENGE.
Received last night by densely crowded house.
The cast will be- Of sual excellence.
Galeotto Manfred. J. Numsa
GUIDO haaests...... .....s's..s..ot DR. f o. hoiines
Serafno Dell Aquila. ..............Mr. J. w. Collier
BadAssare ToselL. Mr.. 4. Il. RmggoA
Clan Maria Ordelaff. ..........Mr. J. w. Blaisdeh
Bcrldo Ascolti. .................Mr G.. De Forrest
Francesca Bentiyoli0. Miss Ada Clifton
Fiordess her first appcarance). Miss Rose Eytings
miss Ihtty WIN
TOMORROW, third night OF EDWIN BOOTH.
In active rehearsal, THE MARBLE HEART
Seats secured six days in advance
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WALLACKs.
w TUESDAY
Mr. Lester WslaeLs standard play for the
One Hundred and ftth time
ROSEDALE;
In which will appear
Mr Lester Waack Mr.. Gilbert. Nj. Fisher. Mr. HslisaA
Mr. John Seton. Mr.. Daily. Mr.. Browne mE Psrkes Ne
pope Mrs Hoey Miss Cannon Miss Aorau,, Mrs VesnsA
Mira John SETON Miss Barrett Miss lie Brun and Ms Car.
man. 81.
Artist first tms tbs season, Congre yes comedy Of
LOVE FOR LOVE-
with eegan. and appropriate and new and mas
| cent
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
| PRIDAY-AlrG WILKlNS'S BENEFIT, (seccad tine ~
seasonl,
which was so highly successful and attractive he ff 70
| resentatioH ........ ,..
| SATURDAY-TIIE HEIR AT LAW.
WIN shortly be repeated, Money, WA Oats. The RvsaS
The School Scandal She Stoops Conquer and Love -
| Money.
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CHICAGO and ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
" COMPANY-As Semi Annual DIVIDEND OF THREE
PER CENT the capital stock Of this company land The
United States government Tax the sael has been de-
car.d PAYABLE The office If the Company IN the City OF
New-Yor on and after the 18th day of Ap next to the
Stockholders thor s Representatives who shall be regis
tered g. such on the closing Books Of the Company
the lst day Of APRIL pfox III Transfer Books viii be
closed on the afternoon " FRIDAY, tie st day Of April,
and re-opened SATURDAY, the 9Th DAY Of April poI-
FRANCIS II. Tows. Secretary
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GIXTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
- YORK corner Of Broadway 6tb.av. and ssh
CASSIUS DARLING, President GEO. q. HAVEN, Vice
President; JNO. w. b. DOBLER, Cashier,
DIRECTORS
CASSIUS DARLING PAUL SPOkFODt
FRANCIS LELAND. EDWARD HAlGHT,
GEO. q. HAVEN,
AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR L. S. 1910 LOAN.
This Bank is prepared to receive subscriptions account Of
United Bonds authorized by Of March 1884 bear
n date March 1864 cdeeabr at the pleasure Of the oy'
years and payable forty years from date
bearing interest at ye per ceut payable ia CON- ann
ally bonds hundred dollars, and semi annually
all other bonds. .
Subscribers will be required TO pay, In addition to the
amount the principal OF the bonds in lawful money tie
accrued interest in coin (or in rgstender notes the
National Banks adding hy per cent for premium
until further noce from the rs day Of March until the day
Of subscription
Subscription and remittances may b. addressed TO
JN0 h. DUBLER Cashier or to
Messrs. UNDERHILL HAVEN. Sub-Asents, No. 81
WAlst-
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OF 10 LEAsEIs dtused IlnediteIy edJoning the tTI"
Railway tvs hours from this city T. adlpied TO extensive
aeturs purpose and worry DE- liable for Iron wot4
wood aud being abundant IN The vicinity Apply ut The
oHcs O. tho Mann styng Comuay No II todar
IT. " ~ or their works Soaisbury Station ETe Railway
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nSWEGO COUNTY.
PROPOSALS FOR s3IO,5OO.
SOLDIERS BOUNTY FUND BONDS.

Sealed proposals viii he received by either OF the under
signed until TUESDAY the 18th day Of April next at
m for the purchase OF the whole any part OF the sum OF
500 Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds authorized ~ reso
luton Of the Board ~ Supervisors Of Oweso County
Dec 1853 and by Of tke Legislature OF tive state OF
New York passed Feb 1864 The said bonds will bear in
teest OF cent per annun payable semi
ally or the Of April and October in each year. ana sns
nnrps will be fedeensble IN successive annual nstamrns
~ teen Thousand Five Hundred Dollars each, commencing
on the t day Of April 1855 and ending April 1884 Of me
Atlantic Bank City The proposals will state tho
amount and tire Of maturity Of the bonds desired and The
rc er 100 thereof and the persons whose proposals arc
accented viii therefore required deposit with the County
ressner at Mexico this Marine Bank IN Oswego, the
awarded them respectively together with the accrued
interest from April the date Of the honda Each proposition
shoud be and ndorsed Proposals for Soldiers bounty
Fund Bonds" and nclossd in secured envelope addresses
to either Of the undersigned ,,, n. 49,.
The right il reserved to reject any or all OF the BIDS con
dered necessary protect promote the interests OF s
county " c.r, l. A.
The bids will be publicly opened at the Courlio In the
CITY OF Oswego the 18Th day Of April at IL n-Me1ico
March l5 1854. -. Nv
T.. IT, CoNKLING, Co. Treasr McKee, NJ I.
ELIAS ROOT, Oswego.
ID. j.. COUCH, Oswego.
j. II. WOODEN Fulton
A. w. SEVERANCE, New haven
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AT No. T4U I3ItOhDW AZ,
WEDNESDAY 10th MARCH.
authorized by the following CertcAte Of the Controller oil
the Currency.
tcoPI
TRRAsrRY DyPARrnHsr,
OyyIcE OF CONTROLLER THR CuRRyncr
WAsHIsGToS March 10, 1864
Rred, by satisfactory evidence presented 70 tho under
signed. It has been made TO appear that IhE ThNIh NA
TlONAL BANK Of the CITY OF NEW-lORk ia the
COUNTY OF NETWORK. and STATE or NEW-YORh
has been duly organized under and according TO the require
neuts Of the Congress- entitled IAN Act 70 provide
National Currency, secured by pledge Of Uuited sates
Stocks and provide for tir circulation and redemption
thereof approved February IS 1853 and has complied with
o.. the provisions OF said act required TO DO complied with be
fore commencing the business 81 banking.
Nor, t.srefore, l. HUGH McCuLLoCn Controller OF the
Currency do hereby certify that the TENTH NATIONAL
BANK OF the City wYork, County Of NewYork and
State Of SewYork Is authorized to the business
OF Banking under the act Aforesaid
In Testimony whereof witness my hand and seal Of Office
this lo'h day OF March 1864 . -
signed HUGH McCULLOCH,
Controller VI the Currency.
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CHICAGO AND ALTON FIRST MORT
u GAGE SINKING FUND BONDS.-Nos. $4l, lsS, Ss
2s8 IT, A. 70 SO 45s sO5 $50, l76, Sis and 20 have
ben duly ecgns,ed for payment according 70 the terms Of
che mortgage Intsrest thereon viii May lSo Inc
'1acrgIed ready pay them with interest 30 sT a. sc
,xrued on presentation and surrender
:. }. TILDEN, No. ~ Msllst. (r-,s...
L. IT, MEYER, No 40 Exchange-psoe, ! A'U'00'
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financial.
AND ToLrno RAILAoAp Co.

iCREApRpg's OyFICs CLEyKl.AND o., March 10, lC6i
A SFWI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of per
N CENT fee from Government tax, upon the Capital
Stock of tho CLEVELAND * TOLEDO RAILROAD
COMPANY la, t. day been DECLARED by the Board Of Di.
Tor. nav e ON me sd dag Of prl next he Office Of
Nct.r. FIRMIYE Co. No. a. Wan at, Newfork City,
.ho COMPANY Office in Cleveland
NJ Co,nparys STOCK Tr9usier Books will be closed on
he lS day Ap next and feual closed until the 2Sh day
oil April H. T. LOCE, treasurer
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I.See also AUCTION Sales.l

TOR SALE, at bargain, on St lawrence
l. River, Canada, 1000 ACkgS LAND, enc FLOUR .nd
miiina Wa.srpowsr Apply to MULLiN, No. II South "h'
ham st
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$2,00O.00O LOAN &C AN
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
PROPOSALS FOR $4,000. 900 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS.


Sealed Proposals viii be received the Comprosrs Office
until SATURDAY Ardc 1884, sts O'Clock p. nj, when the
win be publicly opened for the purchase OF the whole
any part OF the OF Two Million Dollar. Of the Soldiers
Bounty Fnd Bonds" authorized BY act Of the lie aure
Of tho State Of passed February g. 1894 end by
ordinance Of the Bod Of Supervisors Of the County of New
oTk passed NJ Ich 10. 1864. "l ~ o..
The said bonds will bear the six per cent
per annam payable semi annually the rt day Of May and
November in each year and the principal viii be rcdecmabe
in annual in l ments Of FIVE hundred thousand dol
lar each, commencing the first day 81 November, 1887.
The proposals will state the amount OF bonds desired and
the price pes hundred dollars thereof and persons whose
proposals. accepted will therepon be required to deposit
with the County Treasurer the awarded TO them re
spectvely.
On presenting the Comptroller The receipts Of the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties viii be entitled to
ce,e bonds for equal amounts of the yane Of the sums
awarded to them bearing Interest from the date Of payments
Each proposition should be seaod aud Endorsed Proposals
for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bond' aud incosed in second
envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller.
The rsh, reserved 10 reject any all Of the bids II
sdercd necessary project promote the interests Of the
County. -
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
City Of New.ycTk Department Of Finance ComproRers
Office, March p. 1854.
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NNELAND.
LANDS.-To I'll wanting FARAiS.-isgse snd thriving
.rnent mild AMI beautiful climate "a Ies south of Phlla
delphia W railroad Rich so pr dueos large crops when
can now be growing 20 snd 1hre tracts a. from Slo
Per are pay able within icsr good bu,n' OPEN
manufacturer and 9TH churches, schools ana GOOD
society IL Is now the most improving place East OF We t.
nnded. are settling and building The bvsnty with whih
the place I'D out eusuTpleG. Letters ahswefed PaPe.s
containing fcpo and giving n information viii be cent nee
Addfers CHARLES h. LANDS, 'inesEd l. w. Cuinoefna
Co., New Jersey.
Rroul Report of Scion Robinson, AZ I'd Tribnre.
n Of extensive iere tr.cts, IN an Amos
aud suitable condition Tor pl -snt farming that
90 Know OF this I'D. OF n, M.,t.1n fIsirie-."
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'DEN-FORTY LOAN.

SECOND NATIONAL BArK OF NEw YORK,
DESIGNATED DKPSsVr0Rr OF THE UNITED STATES,
NEw ioRx. March %. 1904.
by authority OF the SECRETARY Of the Treasury this Bank
III receive subscriptions tgconnt VI
UNITED STATES BONDS.
authorized by the Act Of Morch o. 1864 bearing date March
I+ redeemabe at the pleasure Of the Government se 10
years and payable forty years from date bearing interest at
per year, pay able Bonds hundred
dollars annually, and all other Bonds ouiaauAly' in
con.
Subscribers will receive either Registered Coupon Bonds
they may prefer and viii be required pay in addition to
the amount OF the principal of the Bonds IN lawful money tho
accrued interest In coin for in United STATES Notes OF the
Notes Of National Banks, adding 80 per cent for premium
until further noce) from the 1T day March Sspcnhcr ~
may be until the day Of subscription and payment
It il expected that the r deliveries Coupon Bonds will
be made not later than the fourth (lthi of April.
A. u. ALLEN, Cashier.
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Real estate tor Sale.
Use also AUCTION Sales.I

FOR SALR-LApnard-st nSar Broadway
IL hrs. cas. 5siory MARBLE STORE, 25rl2S feet, built
IN tbs costly manners leased for term Of years fo'
5000. Price $4,000 ApPlyt HOMER MORGAN, 40.
Pinc-st. 900