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Gales bn Autticn.
HENRY II. LEEps, Auctoneer.
DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF OIL PAINT


A DEMONSTRATORS d sALEoF OIL PAINT
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell at Auction on
THURSDAY the 26h, aud FRIDAY, the 27th OF May
O'Clock, In our NEW GALLERY No. 80 Libertys. few
doors west Of Broadway:
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PAlNTINGS-By order
Of the Administrator Of the estate Of LOUIS PFEfFER.
deceased large and valuable collection Of Oh Paintings Of
the FIRST class compsng works Of the Ancient and Modern
Schools together with invoice OF choice pictures
ceived and belonging celebrated Private Gallery IN Eu-
rope, Among the moderu pictures are the works Of
EusKSg VKRBoEKHoyEs, A. WALDORF,
b. c. KoEK koYK, ii. sAvRY,
TEN KATE, A. BRAcKELBrn
r. BouLAsGKR, M. TEN KATE
KRusKnAN, HENRIETTA RoUSER,
De HEuvEL r. &. MERIT,
STEVENS, y. MusIS,
Vos SIBES, BKySTJKN,
M STACUH, NoS SEvERD0ScK,
DIELMAN, and others.
Among the Ancient Pictures Altar Piece by ERAs
QuiLLyS; splendid Portraits by O. FLScK from the
King Of Holland Collection; Cattle Piece by BoRGHEn
Death of Adonis by PAUL VERoSEsE PALAsEDEs RAPHAEL
RuBESs o. VAN 0PsTAL Lucas GIoRDAyo, &c Also pic.
representing the departure Of QUEEN VICTORIA from
Antwerp by HENRY ScHAEPYELs Market Scene, by CARA
BEIS splendid picture, TIE BILLIARD PLAYERS. by
J. CAROLus OF Brussels; splendid Cattle Piece by Henry
SAvRY, CROSSING THE FERRY, by +. VASDgRvIS. and
others.
They will be exhibition above at Gallery in Lib
erty st. from THURSDAY the 18th inst, until days Of sale
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Amnsements.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

SPLENDIDLY SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION
SPLENDIDLY SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION
OF BOUCICAULTS GREAT DOMESTIC DRAMA,
JANET PRIDE,
JANET PRIDE.
Scenery, Costumes and Properties. both New and Elegant
Characters by Messrs Magic Hadawsy and Jamison, Mrs
Prior Miss Afford aud the entire company
CONSTANT THRONGS, CONSTANT THRONES
OF DAILY VISITORS,
WITH ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE GREET THE
BRILLIANT, BEAUTIFUL YOUNG DANsEUSE.
MILE. ERkESrFIN,
MILE. ERNESrEIN,
WHO APPEARS
IN NEW DANCES IN ELEGANT DANCES,
IN NEW DANCES IN ELEGANT DANCES,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER, and
Mr. HARRISON lmpromptu Singer. between the acts
AFTERNOON aud EVENING at and u clock
To be- Fcen AZ all houu OF the day and evening
COLOSSAL GIANTS and DiMlNCIlNE DWAHFS.
TVgEE ALBlNO CHILDREN
ROBERs rOUDlN'S AUTOMAIDN WRITER
al BEAUTIFUL AQUARlh. -
PERENOL0GICAL EXAMINATIONS AND CHARTS,
by PROF. LIVINGSTON
JAPANESE MASKlN HOG.
MINIATURE SKATING POND.
THREE TABLEAUX OF MOVING WAX FIGURES.
THE GEN. TON THUMB BRIDAL GROUP.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS.
THREE -FOUR POUND BROOK TROUT
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SEAL,
A MONSTER SERPENT AND OTHER CuRiOSlTlES.
Admission. Is cents; children under ten. IS cents
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fnanrldl.
EAsI RIVER Insurance. COMPANY,

TAsr RIVER INSURANCE. COMPANY, I
No. 6s.Wall-st., New York, May 10, 1864
A II the ANNUAL ELECTION for DIREC.
N TORS of this Company held on the 18th instant the
gentlemen elected the ensuing
JOSEPH KERNOCHAN, AUGUSTUS WHlTLOCk,
mo TAYLOR JOHNSTON, JAMES COLES, II.
FREp'K SCHUCHARDT, ALEXANDERI COTHEAL
RUSSELL STEBB1NS CHARLES X. BIRNEY.
DANIEL s. SCHANCK, WILLIAM WATT,
SAMUEL SLOAN, ISAAC WALTON,
ISAAC +. COTHEAL, HENDERSON MOORE,
DAVID WAGGsrAFF, RICHD w. MONTGOMERY.
HENRY A. HOWE, FRANCIS b OCONNER
JAMES A. HAMILTON THOMAS PALMER, IT,,
THEODORE POLHEMUS, ir.
At meeting of the Board Of Directors the 18th instant
SAMUEL SLOAN, esq, elected President, and
CHARLES BlRNEY, esq. Vice President.
w. +. UNDERHILL Secretary.
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DISAPPOINTMENT,

DISAPPOINTMENT.
Il The CONCERT which rven for tho
Benefit Of the CHI RICH OF THE EPIPHANY Thursday,
May 2 but postponed in OF the incleuency 81
the weather will take Place at Cooper Institute on THURS
DAY EVENING Jun. l6, ct s O'Clock. ~ The Harmonic
Society kc., &c, will take part previously advertised.
Members Of the Harmonic Society viii please attend the Reg
uar Rehearsal the Society Rooms, l5ht OF DR..
Cheeyers Church, on MONDAY neat. BY order
w. H. DAlAS Secretary.
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I,IyE Artistic AMATEUR COLLftIao,iv-
4 ORs-A choice collection Of ancient LINE $500 H.,
INGs-Eaph1 Morgan, ". sha,P y; WINE. 81 ser
for fsmng or porfoo Many Proof se"rs l r.eI IN
700 Conn McdalsoOO silver, ne N f 70 We WV
one 'O' - W. GOULDsOE, NJ. 7iS Bfordw% 30 hoo'
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WAN DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAU,
OyYfcB OF CuIHF OuAKTHEaAsrER, Z
WAsHiSoToS. April =, o..

WAN DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAU,
OyrrcB CHIP QuAHTHKsAsrER, Z
WAsHiSGToS. April Is, / 81
TCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
n HORsFs-WI be sold public auction to the highest
bidder a, the trnes and places named below, viz:
Newport Penn Thursday, May5,
Gctty sburs Penn Monday, Mays,
Altoona Penn. THURSDAY, May u,
Mifiiu, Penn, Thursday May 10.
Reading Penn. Thursday, May %,
Lebanon. Penn, Thursday, June 2,
Northumberland, Penn, Thursday, June 3
Scranton Penn Thursdsy. June IL,
Wl.Amspori, Penn. Thursday June ~ =,
One Hundred oo horses At Gettysburg, and Two Hundred
and fry (259j at each OF the other places.
These have been condemned unit Tor The cavalry
service OF the United States Army
For road and farm purposes many good bargains may be had
Horses viii be sold singly q,
Sales begin at 10 and contnne daily al AL are sod
TERMS: CASH, In United States Treasury notes ony
JAMES A. EklS,
lieu. Col and q NJ. Cavalry Bureau.
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4 DJOURNED SALE.-In consequence OF
= ''' '''i FOR SALE Al PUBLIC AUCTION,
By JANIS NJ MILLER Auctioneer. No 20 Pine-st.,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 81. 1864
Of O'Clock 2. on the premises Ia the town OF
SCARSDALE, WESTCHESTER COUNTY,
TIL l. III X : r 7 RACT,
containing hbont
40 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND,
In parcels OF from IN to 80 each OF which
iann-houses and outbuldng-
This tract selected by the subscriber with reference TO
it, desraby for Villa sites well for it, productiveness
farm and which he has made improvements and ar
ranged the plots in such divisions will to each parcel
commanding view without interfering with the others The
situation Ridge Of table land from three to four hundred
feet above the level Of tide water commanding extensive views
Of Long Island Sound with gmpe Of the Palisades distant
about and quarter miles east OF the Scdae station on
the Harlem Railroad The whole tract valued at tie mini
pce Of hundred and hy dollars acre ana each
parcel will be put upset pnce corresponding Win US
relative vaue compared with the whole, and sold on bid.
above such Ey per cent Of the purchase money to
boud and for i've years a. liz per cent
In the purchasers do w.h build improve the bret
year the subscriber viii allow 10 per cent two hundred
dollars per agricultural purposes for all parcels sold
above the average price Conveyance viii be a. the ScHrsde
station on the dsy sale the ~ and oi trains
from 2sst larving Vt and II IS MI 10 convey persons
properly psrtake Of Luncheon at II before the sale.
and aerward return 10 the city, by the 40 or t p M
trains j.. " MohitlS
For maps and explanations apply 90 the auconee No 70
Pine. st.. or to A. FlNDLAY. No 81 Finest
Persons DESTROYS Of viewing c premise previous 20 the day
o wall mud conveyance 81 the soarsdne station on The
arrival Of the u and ~; in. trains nom 2tihst
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DRINTERS WAREHOUSE.-TO PRINT
u. s. sASIrARr COMMISSION, No. 021 Broadwsy,
New-YoTk, May To- 1864. J
E,UE FLORIDA TTNIONISTS.-I'he follow

Eew-York May To- 1864.
rT'HE FLORIDA UNIONISTS.-Ihe follow
i ing copy Of letter from Gen Asb9h to the Agent OF
the Sanitary Commission sewOIeans IN regard 20
the very destitute condition of the aud children o the
Unionnen of Florida speaks for itself A. such deposition
OF s funds is within the province Of the Commission,
spec conr buttons for the relief of these women aud chill
dren whose husbands and hers IN the Union army VIII
be received at the office Of the Commission and dispensed oy
ts agent al Pensacola Clothing such dresses for women
and children underclohiog Sc should be marked For
Florida Unions" and be sent 10 the supply Depot oil tho
Commission, at No. 10 Cooper Union New York:
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF PENSACOLA,
B0rrancas April "a, 1874
SIR beg 70 state there are at the piece osI on and
al East Pass 20O. destitute and children,
entirely dependent the L. ;. Government Tor support. To
starvation have In sccordase with War Depart
General Order No 30 series directed the Com
rssary Of Subsistence TO rons 10 them and Sheltered
them With condemned tents bat the limited at nv dis
pose are Inadequate the daily Increasing and an
application Department Headquarters for medical assistance
having been dapproyrd much additional suffering must en-
during the coming scky among these unfortunate
victims OF the Rebellion ulles immediate steps taken Ia
their behalf
would therefore request In the Of humanity that an
agent the L. Sanitary Commission be sent here
70 assist ia providing for their urgent wants.
am, Sir, very respectfully, your obedent servant,
AsB0TH Brgader General.
Dr. BLAKE Agent U. s. san. Commission. SewOrlesns
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Eectures an0 nlcetines

YINHE RETAIL BOOT and SHOE DEALERS
i will meet in Mass Meeting, Room No 10 Cooper insi-
tute THIS (fic5y 9Th int at 10 hear reports from
appointed all IN the city relative
10 EARLY CLOSING. JOHN {. GRAHAM, President
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Militarp No!isss.

A RMY AND NAVY LAW OFFICE
N wEsTBROOK & ORsBORNE, COunseors and
Licensed Solicitors No 1876 Broadway 500 bounty
paid 70 Wounded Soldiers. Pay. Bounty, Pensions Prize
Aoney procured Claims cashed. Advice free.
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THE

THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK
CAPITAL..................... s2,0oo,Oo
Now open for business al No. II Duanest few doors east
Of Broadway
HENRY A. SMYTHE,
HORACE b. CLAFLIN,
w. COGGILL,
CHARLES G. LANDON,
FRANCIS SKIDDY,
s. BERNHEIMER
GEO y. BUTMAN,
~ A. BALDWIN.
GUSTAvUS KUTTER.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR THE
U. S. TEN-FORTY LOAN.
Payments may be made In Checks or Drafts on New
York, or Legal Tender Notes
HENRY A. sMyTHE, President
w. II. FOSTER. Cashier.
rINHE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
Il OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL, SsOo0Oco PAID IN.
Nos. q and - Pineft,
Two doors below the Sub Treasury
Designated Depository and Financial Agent Of the
DIRECTORS.
MORRIS KErCHUM,
EDWIN HOiT,
JOSEPH STUART
JOHN NJ. fURMAN,
CHARLES ). ANTHONY,
TIMOTHY @. CHURCHILL,
BENZ. II. HUTTON,
FREEMAN CLARKE,
MORRlS KETCHUM President.
d. w. VAUGHAN. Cashier.
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Rcwopals.

DEMOVAL. vr,r.cr,rprp
IL r. q. ARNOLD, GAS BURNER MAN urA.1luish N H.
- voyFD hi. Office and mnnuaciory nom troofnc 81
"a ~ 3aa and a26 West lstst between 9th and s,havs
TTyUE FIREMEN's FUND INSUR RANCE
/ COMPANY hav, REMOVED to their new Office No 900
Broadway. . -. ,,on.,,v ~ all kinds
i, ,oss or damage by nr. favorable terms as any
oth,r reliable Company. H. bLb'hS'"'' N'N'~'
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90 farmers ano Others.
DAVID THOMPSON,

IL HORTlCULTuRIsT AND NURSERYMAN,
Green Island fopposite IToyl 80.
m hand and now ready for manipulating laige quantity
i va and hardy GRAPE VINES IN all about sixty va
i.his catalogue gives specific character ana
IL .l.o ON Land a large assortment Of sTlsAWBthti
VINES some OF which fipcn ss cary M 'No " " 1917
Us. sIso french Pruss8n and German PhbN Ms Aso,
,s, .urror ce ebfaied Nv ETSCHkN Pu 30 my
a,ted u and by tie Farmer Club in New fok ny le
~ 49,. u,wspaper aud The Country Gentleman Hpe1~hs
ifWiinNPs0S's GRAPES the Farmers Cnb says
II M. l. Seeding that will Tipen al Troy every }cl
;t go, ,iuty then IL j. acquisition worthy oi nouce
f., the discussion Of the Club on the fht ~ ~ VIZ
n varieties Of the Prune and this tine Hw"ts
chen Cats commonly called SwiH'el ana WI ; , 1Inh
80, Al any rate. IL the unanimous opinion o te o.o
-, (. am xe.lent fruit and We. worthy oil fecoh'u
49,, fr genera caiture" IL the best ~ lc bey ever
90 4. arrui not recommend anything not "eity' Ou'
~ iiug 10 dive this Prune the highest Recommendation,
pscL.d and sustained be by 80 distinguished oouy m
he taruer. Club Of Ncwl city taiateuft as we. u.s. ao
,s cuiti,aors Of Fruits aud Vines themses.sl MI ino
% come. fore his fellow citizens confidently oeieynl
h 20 urc.eut 10 them such vaficto, Of plants as ,a
s,yalerry Bed that in the Of one OF two years
, no., hey can at their homes enjoy the ult- so easily
10 he obtained tie beginning und which !uHuf'y sahy
In the end -,,,... a. .,,.rx .,
M THOMPSON Is at oil times IN readiness 70 s,'ena e
c for Nj, service, n cuus lo the ffu aidt mrs az
Gardens Of h. nends and employers ID 'ne hn VI mas P'
Order, ..r his Vines Trees &C., may be len ~ ool "
willard I.nsela,r County Agneitura ana ,'hu
f.ur.rsi socieyl Office No % lstr IT, corner r,, Iuy
a, A liz mouse Island consf ~ ean,i ahd
| Uorticuiturs and Nurseryrnan,
Green Island N. y.
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NIBLO's GARDEN-COmmonce u.
" Lessee and Manager. VIM. WHEATLEl
SECOND WEEK
Of the celebrated Lyric Artistic,
MILE NESTVALI,
in John Broughas Grand Romantic Spectacular Drama OF
BE Il ID MONlU,
WHICH DRAWN OVERLOOKING HOUSES AID ACHIEVED
DECIDED SUCCESS
THIS MAGNIFICENT ROMANTIC DRAMA,
aiier months Of PREPARATION aud an outlay Of
MANY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Presented with New Scenery by Hiiliard and Maeder,
Beautiful New Costumes by Mons PHILIPPE.
New Furniture and Appointments by s. WaThs
New Mechanical Conryances by Runyon Bennett
Original Music under the direction OF H. b. Dodworh.
In the Of the piece
GRAND TARANTELLA.
composed by Signor Ronza and executed by Niles kATA-
RINA, ELLA, kRUGA, ROSISA, and BALLET Of SIX
Selected Corypheesin addition TO auxiliary ad mum
TWO HUNDRED PERSONS.
The principal will be- sustained by Messrs Nuns
W. Collier J. r. Hagsn J. q. Burnett J. w. Baisdel T. b.
Holmes Misses ROse Eytnse Mary Wells sser'e Moore
&c, &c. The ,..,..1,
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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GENERAL HgADauARrERs, STATE OF Nav YORK;
ApJuTAyr 6EyERAL's OFFICE, :

GENERAL HEADQrARrHRs, STATE OF INV ioi-h-
ADJuTAyT. GENERALS OFFICE, :
ALBANY May "a, 1864.
NIRCULAR.-Onice OF Volunteer Regl-
" en, from the State Of New-York who have e the
vice by resignation expiration OF term Of service or o other
eanse are requested send to these Headqnart
their pre.en. Post Office address Designating their RANK AMI
tie rs gmen, In which they served. ,
lase number OF etier and package. for officers formerly
belonging 10 regiments from this state, are ~ tb once,
which cannot b. forwarded wi,hou, this information
Tne attention OF Ooei connected with the regeh's mug
tered for year. especially called 70 ms Circular
JOINT. SPRACUE, AdjUi1nt General
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QuAKrYRaAsTERs OFFICE No. 6 Safest. !
NEW. DIRK, March !, 1884.

QuAKrYRaAsTERs OTFcK, No. Safest.
NKw.i DIRK, March !, 1884
DERSONS owning or representing steamers,
Ships Schoon.rs &C.. requested to hand INTO this
off daily the of ali such they wish TO
charter 10 the Government have freight for Their Ton
mage Standing Rate Of Charter, &C., will be required
STEWART VAN vLIET, Major aud QuaItermaster.
DRINTERS WAREHOUSE.-TO PRINT
i ERs-I have removed my Printers Warehouse from No.
Spucest Tribune Buildings No. - Fulton, corner OF
Gold Wilson'S builinrs) where shall be happy to see
CUSTOMERS ] now have plenty Of room, steam power and
light and expect I'LL orders promptly and at my own prices,
harng no connection u.th the Tyre Founder monopoly
shall sell below but things can be done as wei
IA others J. q. COOLEY
Printers Warehouse, No. IS Fu!torst.
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Amnseme,..s.

|WINTER G G51RI8 T. 80.
Nj NJ A AsB h MIS- v v ! ! E EtSEESsE,
MIR. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE,
~'H appear '0i the FIFTH TIME,
in Byron. celebrated BaiIs.qae Of
III III BB BEH$$$$$$EE$:
FRA DIAVOLO, alias the Marquis di Centre Market an ami
nowhere, save on the stage Mrs W. j. FLORENCE
BEPPo 5. sPs as. a heavy ,aan not troubled
deed anything but the hoarseness peculiar TO melo-
d5a%4s by Mss ys W. j.
Morris, Eberie Rely. Dernison, MIS- Chanrau and Mr.
Floyd. ,,,.,,, ,,,
Opening Chorus "kausr. Lorenzo Maeo and CGrbnecrs
Descriptive Song ind Chorus, There's monster
p,. w.o n AVE; rem an 1 Sr.
Aria Ir in . dreadful state of mind .Zerina
pnsns Som. rom Puritan. Daughter Fra DsvoO
Duet On yoner rock reclining Davoo and Zcrina
Duet. "Iis hard to put the hand Beppo and Giacomo
Song, All Key Lay .Giscomo
Song, Pop goes his Weasen x....beppo
zerlna, Diavolo, Bcppo
''"'''''' WV ~ zerna. Lord and Lady Alcash
Duct "Let leave Italy. and Lady Acah
Grand Chorus, La Kermeuse," Faust
clothers Chorus. .Beppo. Giacomo, Huriian lberi
Song, Dark girl dressed in blue Davolo
song, Let
ffuh.s--J D
The performance will with the protean CONNIE
delta, entitled:- - -
THRICE MARRIED
Mrs. FLORENCE as.... .Carioua Bal Masque CosunSf
With Song" Captain with his Whiskers,"
aud Young Recruit"
and assuming the characters Of
ylCTORINE, LIE PAGE.
al Opera Singer, with
FRENCH SONG lies Ycuxr mud
GERMAN SONG, a. ri Feden boot "
SONORA PERtA NENA,
Spanish Dancer, with Spanish Dance
LA SAQUADILLO,
And MASTER GUSrANUS NOSA DE WE'RE,
Cadet Of the Polytechnic School Of Iouaye. -
MI FLOhENlE........ as. AN hiFr LIZ
Door open at 1t performance commences Ut y
Carriages may be ordered for l0i O'Clock.
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NOTICE.-By virtue Of warrant issued by
~ the Collector Of Internal Revenae for the Ninth oqee
ton District Of New York WI expose aHe Vnet is y. ~
peiot on the premises. north 4s Of S'y efiTss
hs rrotey of The Harlem Spring Company winch nave been
u''' ANY" OEO. GOOD, Deputy Collector
No 12A ra,. s2dst New York, April 20, l5t4
N0TIcF-Tbe sale which notice given above Is iai
'"ei GEO. GOOD, Deputy Collector
Now Ynrk My q 1861.
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OFFICE OF

OfflCh of
VERMILYE & Co., BANKERS,
No A wALL-sT, NETWORK.
We are prepared to convert the u. S. 3-10 TREAS
TRY NOTES into the per cent BONDS Of 1881 with
rromrtness and on favorable terms.
Also BUY and SELL at market rates al kinds Of GOV
TRNMENT SECURITIES, including
II. s. 500 BONDS,
II s 7.S0 TREASURY NOTES
II. :. IL mos. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
II :. QUARTERMAsTERS' CHECKS.
u. s. Two-YEAR per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
u. s. q per cents, COUPON and REGISTERED, Of
1851.
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected or purchased
L. s. 5 PER CENT 10-4O BONDS.
We keep hand FOR immediate delivery assortment Of
BONDS OF this NEW LOAN
VERMILYE e Co.
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE OF PAYHAsTERIO INEehL,
A,u.ux Mux Y iott

STATE OF NEW YORK,
OrrIcE or PAYhAsTERG HSERAL
ALBANY May ., lo6+
nor WANT Of the ike facilities as wero
afforded me in the Northern and Western Divisions the
men enlisted under the recent calls in the Southern py
ION oshe STATE Ccomprsiug bs first ten Congregational Dis
1870 were oI-ed most OF them TO the field without
the STATE MY IN the recent battles many whom tno
paymAser had not yo been able to Feach III Inc hea may
have been killed. =. -. c,. -, u. 81,
Willows ana others residing in New York City and y, Va
entity having claims ts office VIZ th' sa' gu - r,
b.ve beir pper, arranged forwarded Tree Of expense
JOHN ID. VAN buren,, PaymasieF General.
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OFFICE OF THE IA CROSSE Got D MisrSO COMPANY,
NO. IL PISEuT., NEW YORK, May 20, lsot y
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
i holders Of the la crosse GOLD MINING com
PANY will be held II the Oflce 81 the Company on
WEDNESDAY June J. 1904. 81 Y o'clock. NJ
Il J. CONDOR. Secretary.
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1ile0iral.
tY,up GREAT FNGLIsH REMEDY FOR

IL GOVT AND RHEuMsTisN.
All sufferers from the above comtist. sn AZ ',r AND
nv ,r.iing are advised 20 use III Nhr 10 W. M.
9nS ,1aqC Pills They be- rei-d upon a. me most
e and eaeciual reuedy ever offered to u. lap ~. 80
sa's az" ly u.cd in Europe for many SeaFs WIN TIC
greatest success; no,-r t1,pc,Sr ". aag strand Lon
An EnsL.ad; and sold BY ihcr Assas Willis W.
| Tr"nkEnst, Hew-lork - !, a.. ,..,,s .,5
H., Majesty oin icuershave authorized ne me sho
! Ter - irt,oNAs PROUT 229 Strand Lositpn, TO be
sse upo the Government stamp affixed to each poi VI
,h, genuine medicine.
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6nmmer Retreats.
60 Ect.

~ AhpS iiCtA)i$, HtdliN luiuiniiphf w
"A LET for the Summer months; grounds in beautiful
order fruit abundant water good carriage house
and rent moderate For further particulars apply TO M
JENKINS Nc. JFrankin-st Poughkeepsie N. y.
4 VERY desirable 3-story brown-stone
IA HOUSE in 47hs ST.. between 5h and 6th-avs., with
Carpets OCloths, aud Window Shades, be HIRED at u
reasonable rent from JUNE to DECEMBER !, IT applied
for immediately The house is In fine order ughoui and
will be rented TO small family only. Inquire Of
JOHN KAvANAGH, n. T.. corner AID st. and 6thav.
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NOR SALE at AUCTION,
ALDERNEY CATTLE
AND
SHETLAND PONY,
On WEDNESDAY, June ., q, ! o.eioch ?; n 2

on WEDNESDAY, june g. q O'Clock p M,
Mr. T. r. MINTURN will Offer for sale AZ gov snd
csIvEs Of Pure blood Attorney Cattle imported and pf.d
nom imported stock lying the remainder Of ny hero OF NJ
a,rney Cattle Of WI twenty head were sold Two Year. ago.
and gave 90 much Satisfaction H., ,t..u. %,
The beauty and the welnown rch quality OF we ~ o.
these cattle from the Channel Islands mahe hen ffy
Ill for gentlemen who keep but i.w COWS lhey can pe
,een opposite Mr. Mnturns stores No 10 PEARL hanP,
,ogare from O'Clock the morning oil the eih june ' '
haur OF ,ae | o'clock the sanle day Also
One welItralned imported SHETLAND PON1' 49,,
The sale Of imported Short Horned STOCK will be deferred
III The air Rochester IN the AL uhess p'e'i'o'5 o
P"''o THOMAS HlCHARDSON. No. 10 Broadway
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.TITR Is now being HOLDEN for the ben
N ..,,be cOLOnED ORPHAN ASYLUM at Mozart
g n.svyay opposite Bondst. which will coiinne open
IN THURSDAY NIGHT % June. IN conaqass,Ss a o' '
fsJ Therefore that tie wealthy and henvyo.rit vi" COT
!, ~ ,poud to this appeal Of the poor aud the iAinrrss
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COTTAGE in the COUNTRY to LET-To
~ LET in STAMFORD, Conn, n FARM COTTAGE
with any number Of acres desirable The premises good
condition and III pleasant; neghborhood. Apply to
STEPHEN II. PROVOST,
No. 2l5 Frunt-st
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OapsAsoE OFFICE WlTEHyLIgT ARsrS Val,
WysT TRoY, ~ v, May ~, 1861.
. <,D.-t,t.afNI'n STnRES --Rv Il

oznx.scy OFFICE WITERyLIET ARsrSAI (
WEsr TRor, ". Y, May 70, 1854
GALE Of CONDEMNED STOREs.-By d.
recton Of Chief Of oldnanee the following nrsa si,
Arsenal West Troy, NJ w. on tie let d'y Of June loo''
/ Lathe.
Bah press
pair Cylinder Boilers N GOOD osiei
A lot of empty barrels, Oh, Flour AID Cement
About 2 600 n Of Scrap Pepper
About 10 cords of Wood scrap
About ~ O00 ~ Of Cast Iron, scrap
About l0oOO n 81 Slcls, condcih',- .,.,
caps dhcfeIt sizes . ,, pt ,in he
reqrred % nay for and the articles pu,hased "o
uc"9 N'~'" L. " lACNER,
lieut. Coi. OF Ordnance Com. Arscnn'