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DANCING SoHoo1. AND ASSEMBLY, Nfessrs. Bar
ney & Hartwell have large and fourishng dane,
ing school for ladies and gentlemen under their
supervision at PickWick Hall. Once on each
week an g Assembly" is held at the Hall Eand
participated in, by not only the pupils of the
classes, but also such other ladies and gentlemen
as may be Invited by either Mr.. Barney or Mr..
Hartwell. Tickets can be procured from them at
the rooms above the hall-none except those hold
ing tickets will be admitted The Assemblies are
held on each Tuesday evening. They are well at
tended and emphatically happy gatherings.
DANCING ASSEMBLY ON MONDAY EyEHIEG.-lIr.
Geo. W. Brewers weekly assemblies convene on
every Monday evening al, Magnolia Hall. The
music on. these occasions is complete and excel
leTt, the room capacous, and the exercise delight
fuA Mr.. Brewer has opened school for instruce
tion in. the fancy dances, wales and. ALL other
forms of fgurative music: and these assemblies
, are rendered very agreeable by the presence of
many ladies and gentlemen attached to the school,
and also oflmany who have graduated In the
series long ago, and who still s'love the haunts
where melody dwels.n Remember Monday ever
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OCCIDENTAL hotel!
Montgomery Street, Three Doors obove Wall,
IDAHO CITY.

FHE coestbIc department Of this house has changed
i hands during the winter months The sleeping de-
parfment heretofore under the management of Col
White. The Proprietor soIicits continuation of its
old patrons well the public generally. No pains
viii be spared to render guests comfortable and give the
most fasd0us perfect satisfaction, Meals can be OBJ
tanned at all hours Comfortable rooms well supplied
table fHa good b1ts are among the inducements offered
at this hotel
Board per week..
" with Lodging. II 90
b. ELSH0RST, Proprietor.
Idaho city, December 16, 1861 7tf
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"To thy genius freely give
For not to live at ease is not to liye
Death stalks behind thee and each flying hour
Does some loose remnant of thy life devour:
Live whilst thou Invest, for death will make us all
name, nothing, but an old wife's tale:
Speak wilt thou Avarice Pleasure choose
To be thy lord. Take one and one refuse.
Magnolia Hall has been selected the place,
and Paston's Quadrine Band for the music. For
list of committees see advertisement,
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Notice of Dissolution.

RI ME Partnership heretofore existing between
Il James Madigan, Cosgrove g. Sheehy, and Jno.
M Cannady, doing general merchandise business
at Pioneer City, I. T., under the firm name of
Cannady 4 Co., is this day dissolved, Messrs.
OosgroVe & Sheehy withdrawing from the con
Germ. he business will hereafter be carried
on by James Madigan and John M. Cannady, who,
alone, are authorized to collect allkdebts and are
for the Indebtedness of the late firm.
JAMES BIADIGAN,
COSGROYE & SHEEHY,
+@@ JOHN M. CANNADY.
Pioneer city, I. T., December 9TH, 1864. 7w4*
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A NEW YEARS BALL-Dancing is the prevail
ing amusement in this camp, and balls, assem>
blies, and parties are generously offering sources
of enjoyment in that line for all who love that oft
described light, fantastic toe" The New Year
the year l865--is to be commemorated by the
festivities which, in former times, made that sea-
son joyous-with music, the song, and the dance.
In these eventful times it is well to rejoice as the
newborn year blows the trump of the new age.
We may
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Notice.
j. 4. EHAFElR

., "a f@A-AHEILG
a TT0RNEY- AT LAW. Office on the eass
IA side of Montgomery, near the northe@,
corner Of Wall and Montgomery streets. and Oil
door south of the Occidental Hotel, Idaho CITY,
4e I4tfl 3ss 3a65aAain Il
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Phelan 6 Hughes
Ll ARD TAI3LIg?

James Graham, At Pioneer City,
NE AS been appointed Territorial Agent for these cee
brated Billiard Tables and is authorized to receive
and execute all orders for the Tables any of the Fix
lures belonging to them Two OF these tables can be
They will befatnshed in this Territory, application
to the Undersigned San Francisco prices with freight
additional. 7m3 JAMES GRAHAM.
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Financial.
$2.OOO,OOO LOAN g Al.
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
PROPOSALS FOR s2,OOO.OO0 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS

Sealed Proposals will be received the Comptroers Office
until SATURDAY Apr2 2, 1861 a2 o'clock p M, when the
viii be publicly opened for the purchase OF the whole
any part Of the of Two Million Dollar. Of the Soldiers
Bounty Fund Bonds" authorized by of the LIE gaue
Of the State Of NewYor passed February 1864 and by
ordinance Of the Board of Supervisors of the County OF New
York passed March 10, 1864.
The said bonds viii bear interest the rate OF six per
per aunum payable semi annually the first day Of May and
November in each year. and the principal will be redeemabe
in annual ntanents Of five hundred thousand d'
lars each, commencing the first day Of November 1881
The proposals will state the amount of bonds desired ana
the price per hundred dollars thereof and persons whose
proposals accepted will thereupon be required 10 deposit
with the County Treasurer the awarded 70 them re-
spectvey.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer for such depos the parties viii be entitled to re-
cve bonds for equ amounts OF the par value OF the sums
awarded TO them bearing interest from the date OF payments
Each propos;on should be sealed and Endorsed Proposals
for soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds" and ncosed in second
cuvelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The rsht reserved to reject any all Of the bids If
ered cessay To protect promote the interests Of the
'G1" MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
City Of NewYork Department Of Finance, Conptrolers
Office. March q. 1854
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|.RARNUMH AMERICAN MUSEUM.

II
THE BEAUTIFUL ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN a.
s REAL WATER,
BRILLIANT sPECFACULAR DRAMA
APHROSA;
SPIRIT OF BEAUTY,
PRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TIME III THIS COUNTRY
PRODUCED FOR THE FIRST TINE IN rHIS COUNTRY
WITH OVERWHELMING SUCCESS. I'D
ALL THE VARIED HUES or THE RAINBOW
IIVINO FAIRIES
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET,
Gorgeous Scenery snd ElegarS Costumes.
AFTERNOON and EVENING, at and y osoc&
MR. HARRISON the Comc and lmprorptu Singer, and tAo
|TYROLEAN WHISTLER, with his whistles (thres enosA
and Family Cofee-Po, appear between tie acts.
Last week Of the
TYROLEAN WHISTLER
LIGHTNING CALCULATOR aud GIANT BOZ
To be seen Of all hours II the dyy and evening"
FOUR COLOSSAL GIANTS,
including Anna Swan, the NOVA-sCOTlA GIsNTEss. ssA
over eight feet high.
GENERAL GRANT, yR.. the smallest man living
MAJOR WILLIE BAGLEY,
Tho Wisconsin INFANT DRUMMEf, only four Year, -
A JAPANESE MASkIN HOG!
The WHAT Is III OF. MAN MONKEY
PROF. HUTCHINS, THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
Three TABLEAUX Of MOVING WAX FIGURES
BRIDAL GROUP OF GEN TOM THUMB and WIFE,
COM. MUTT and MINNIE WARREN, IN the costumes
at tas Generals wedding
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOCS, from Colorado Tsfritssys
the only in this ,egon.
THREE SPEGKLED BROOK TROUT ZACH WEIGH
ING OVER FOUR POUNDS.
MONSTER SERPENT, 81 feet long Il.
ROBERT HOUDIN'S AUTOMATON WRITER,
THE Observation-Disclosures SEAL,
and innumerable other curiosities
Admission IS cents Children undsr ten Is cents.
SATURDAY, April 9-Beneht OF Sanitary Connfsroa.
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NOTICEto the FIRST and SECOND MORT
FORT WAYNE, AND CHICAGO RUNWAY COMM, (
Tho Board Of Directors Of the PITTSBURGH, fOhr
WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY have
reoues,ed the undersigned call meetings Of the FHi Mort
provisions the deeds Of trust for the purpose OF
Ing notifications Of the present financial system 's
company 70 which the s,,ent o. noy nns,ins e.
,ary Tho principle Of the proposed measures Wa
The annual meeting OF the corporation hed ~ on
the 10th which present n"JoIhy i tne s,ooh
holders and Of each class OF the bondhodoIs, aud WAS uhAn
The therefore In eIerse on authority con
rred upon them by Article u Of the Fist aud Second Deeds
SwiFFTiStis OF THE FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE
BONDHOLDERS
VIII be held At the banking hou,e Of Nnsow Laner 70
No s2sNallst In the City Of EewNork, on THURSDAY,
the 7h DAY of April 1864 81 III for the purpose Of con
.iderfns the Aforesaid measures
At such meetings the boDJhoder Registered may vote In
prrson by PROXY.
Rnrist alton on the Voting REGISTER he made by any
holder At the oce agency Of tho Company At the banking
house Of Win.low Lanier Co. where the books are now
Jead OF sliag the Eisen Odr @ TIE Per'on lat rs0''
fsred az ms holder. -,
m. registration was originally In the Of the Ter'ons
10 whom the bonds were Issued Ia m which the bonds
registering himie upon the PROXY Of the pei'on last regis
tered.
general attendance Of the hondhoders earnestly re-
oue,,ed a. well o. act questions Aforesaid 10 perfect
The organization contemplated In ATeo u Of tho Deeds Of
Trust q, La,
The meeting. Of tho Fir and Second Morase b0ndhoder'
Will be held separately but AZ the time and place ana
hodes Of The Third Mortgage Bonds invited 90 be present
though their action Is not required by the Tru., Deeds
The resolution, adopted at tho animal meeting and e reso
luton Of tho Board Of Direc0n requesting cal OF The meet
inss Of the bondholders. subjuincd
JOHN FERGUSON Trustee. iet The ai,'i ,nd Sec
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Gnameial.
EIRST NATIONA.,L BANh OF NEW
YORK.
No. I Wsllstreet. N. Y.

YORK
No. 4 Wslstreet IL.
Designated Depository and Fca Agent Of United States
NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT LOAN.
BY instructions from the Secretary Of the Treasury dated
March 26 1861 hi, Bank will receive subscriptions for the
National 1910 Five Per Cent Loan coupon bonds regis
tered certificates redeemsble ser ten and payable forty
years from date In COIN and will allow to banks BANKERS and
brokers' the usual commission Of oneeshth OF per cent
This Loan bears gold interest payable semi annually, on
coupon pnd registered oOnd Of $500 aud and annually
on bonds Of the denominations of 60 and 100 dollars
In subscribing parties requested to pay the accrued In
forest from the FIRST Of March to the day Of subscription In
coin or in currency adding fifty per cen, premium.
The interest hi, Loan payable tho FRS, days
March and September in each year. The semi annual
pons payable those dates the annual coupons the
so and 100 dollar bonds payable the first of March,
Tho Secretary of the Treasury closes his instructions in the
following words:
On the above terms. First National Bank Of the City
Of Now which you President Is authorized TO
ceye subscriptions the National 10 10 Loan aud Ia hoped
that its exertions-on the energetic aud active employ
ms1' Of which great reliance IL: Ss attended
IS. z. CHASE. Secretary OF the Treasury.
To S. C. THOMPSON, esq, President
The coupon bonds will be ready for delivery early in April,
and registered bonds about the Grs. Of May.
Remittance. may be made in Legal Tender notes. N'tiOsa
Bank notes or in drafts &C, par in this city addressed
JAMES CURPHEY, Cashier First National Bank,
New.York March "a 1864 New'York.
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NEWER MINING COMPANY,
IL COLORADO.
.sao PER SHARE,

5000 sHARES...........soPER SHARE.
The Of Capital STOCK Of the above Company aa'hor
zed BY tho Board Of Trustees to be sold Al go Per share or
half II. par value having been disposed Of limited amount 81
s2 50 per share can b. had application at tho office Of The
undersigned. JAMES NADS"Ohlh 'o'
49, IA 1904 No 81 Cedar Il,
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Cettures an0 Mleetines

COOPER UNION FREE LECTURES
~ u. 3 OSBOS esq.
will deliver a Lecture -
THE HISTORY OF THE NAVY Or THE UNITED
STATES,
10 The large hall Of the Cooper Union, on
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL l, AT O'CLOCK
This lecture the ninth Of the Couno delivered this year
the naiion OF the Trustees Of the Cooper Unoni and 10
Free no tcks, Of admission being required
Tho lecturer has been attached 70 The stat Of Admiral
.xut And also 10 that OF Admiral Du P0n and has acted In
The capacity Of eide Capt Worden Of tho Monitor and
''''''-'' - ABRAM s HEWITT Secretary.
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CIIICAGO and ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.-A Semi. Annual DIVIDEND OF THREE
PER CENT the capital stock Of this company land the
United States Government Tax the ssne) has been de-
PAYABLE the Office Of the Company IN the City OF
New York and after the 18th day Of April neIf to the
stockholders their legal Representatives who shall be regis
tered as snch on the closing Of the Books of the Company
the LIST day Of APRIL proI. IN Transfer Books viii be
closed on tie afternoon Of FRIDAY the ls day Of April
and reopened SATURDAY the 9th day Of April proI-
NewYork, March 20, 1854. - - - ,
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Hor,aros,c BltSoiD Co. TRHA M,b 81 o isS1

nivIDEND No 81 ;7- T6 S,v 5 BOLD DrT u
W DIRECTORS OF t TItRS PER SHARE on the Preferred
PEND 9, Fpo OF IBIS COMPANY free from de Iss
he o9 a. Of .hl appear HS BY the
dividend g 'en 10 have been the OF said Pre-
loAs ~, s. on the Oh pIoHimo VI nil bo Maid
The DiyioeYK SFFTCHIN son Co., Nc. 20 Exchange
q the On9e q Roofs al the Office Of h. THAlER
andon Bridgeport Books o at ' from U Se 9Th to the 18th
sianjl bon days inclusive - ,,-pprtr r,..s,,o,
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RESOLUTIONS
RSomnend,i bp he Ho1Fd II Director % ~ hooAotd"'
for adoption al ne dHnuni heeffso. Na'a 10 lDi
R,sored That 10 cIrceni iha; expenditures fof oon'fuo
ton equrmrnt and objects pertinent Thereto rFol'ns ne
capita should Ia main b. provided o BY Al increase Of
the capital stock Of the Company -,
Rs,cred Tsi the increase Of cspsl stock should b. nsds
solely for the purpose Of building and completing doubts
track such part thereof may he cIpdeui and Tor egap
appurtenAnces and other facilities may 10 noe
sssry 10 properly DO al The business which may ofrf end
r no other parpos~ and should b. issued ron year 70
wear sach the st0ckhodgrs al e AM IA
meetings NAV decide uyn Their decision sAl be based
upon detllsd esiiuse made BY tho board Of Dr.tos Of
the amoun. Of money Necessary tho wofk Of s year and
that tho new Of stock shA only DO sold Ase public
notice - =,
Rosd That tho increase Of eaPit. for 1854 shah not sI
| coed -. 10000
o., ,L . nrr,r,n-ut with the holders OF
tho bonds under deeds VIII enable them 10 IN
crease tie capital STOCK indicated Ia the preceding resola
| A0n. ...... .e .oo
on Of slock = T2g SO DOT Of 32'JoO 81 hfst Dorigasn
bonds, ~ 1900 out OF sSl60c0 Of second mortsas.
bonds and $4,000 out Of t20p0D Of third noftsige
bonds ~ 900 600 no, voting because not registered
RESOLUTION adopted by the Board Of Directors this day;
Resolred That the Trustees under the hofisase SsDne'
den and John Perguson b. aud they bHieby request
ed 10 cali at the earliest possible, meeting Of the
Boudboders IN the City Of New York 20 ect upon the f--
u,ions adopted by the stockhode ut their annual meeting VA
tho CITY of Pit burg the 18th day % March, boa sud 70
obtnin IL possible the assent OF tho Bondh01ers Thereto
At,e., W. H. BARNES. Secretary.
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NSWEGO COUNTY.
PROPOSALS FOR S3I0,5OO.
col nIrpl o. nOIrNTY EIfNU BONDS.

Sealed proposals wifi be received by eheI o. ,o na.
,jsned uiti TUESDAY, the 18th day OF Apnl next, at
ma for Tire purchase Of the whole or any par OF te sum VI
s9lO 500 Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds, authorized oy ate
luton Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Oswego county pea
Dee 1883 and by act Of the Legislature OF us 'ae "
New.York passed Feb o 1854 Tho said bonds "n pear ~
tees At inc rate Of per cent per annun payable o
y on the day Of April and October In each aha .
principal will be fedscmable in successive annual hsane's
efFineeu thousand Five Hundred Dollars escn
on Tho let day OF April 1865 and ending April I9st We
Atlantic Bank New York City The proposals w sae .e
onn and time Of maturity Of the bonds desired ana INC
mice fT 100 thereof; and the persons whose proposals are
Iceepted win therefore be required TO deposit VAN ,no Oou
Treasurer Mexico or TIC Marine bank u, G
Interest rom phil the date Of the bonds Each poPoIuon
hod he sealed and Endorsed Proposals for Soldiers Bounty
FUND Bonds" and ncosed In secured envelope addressed
10 either OF the undersigned ,,, 40 o,
% oI r. reserved TO reject any all Of the bids con
ded necess protect promote the nteres" Oh 'no
county. - Al. c.,,, uor.e IN tho
CITY Of Oswsgo the 18th day Of Aprn' 81
"''0" ~ H. H. CoNKLIEG, Co. Treas'r Mexico, N I.
ELIAS ROOT, Oswego.
d. l.. COUCH, Oswego.
T. H. WOODIN, Fulton. -
A W. SEVERANCE, New Haven
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81. LOUIS, March 10, 1904 }
PROPOSALS for the PURCHASE OF Soo'ooo
L CITY OF ST. LOUIS BONDS.

srrp PROPOSALS for the purchase OF $50 900 City Of
q Ion Bonds win be received at the Compoers ose, ~
The CITY OF ST. Louis until SATURDAY the "a day o. n
The esece Of the Mayor and the undersigned and ,he m
viii awarded % the best bidders IrovdsH sh Sd o,S viii be-
,.snJ in sun. OF 900 bearing EiI per cent ntee,' ~
snnum each with interest coupons attached p9oPa' AA
The bonds WIN be dated April 70 1884, and VIII nave ~
TO ,,.u.. W.. a ,73 snoroved
Nh I5 1854 10 ay other bonds falling due In ma ioo
per win b required 70 be paid . :s cent
iii he he'd until the 10Th day Of April on which dsy tne
bonds will be Delivered If bids are accepted oy ne or
aud Comptroller NO interest viii be allowed Oh Va" 70" w.
The Mayor and undersigned retain the privilege Of fscns
all bids. OEo' n pcDb'
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NIBL0'S SALOON.
~ PHoToGRAPHIANA.

NIBLO'S SALOON.
n PHoTOGRAPHIANA.
HUMOROUS AND ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENT,
In which those Distinguished Artists
MIR. And MRS. HAIRY WATKINS
'pPeA A'' MISS y Sa ar SHAN '''
In consequence Of the hall being previously engaged 1t Il
r.sretfally announced that this
''s''''''' FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL I,
he ONLY NIGHT the Pho1oEsgai, N, can oe Presented
Large and Brilliant Assembages have pronounced Photo
"Io1ssTT" pELrGHrFUL TWO HOURS AMUSEMENT
ever pt SHOUTS . OF ~ RGWGHTER AND APPLAUSE
Tv sI FN M different CHARACTERS aud SONGS
BY Mr. and MRS H. WAT KIN g sT2T,fr
and Complete Identification with the various
ECCENTRIC IRREGULARITIES
T Fl fh' iG;S Praise rHE fUBLcs ADMIRATION
Open ait Begin 8. Tickets 5ocen,s Reserved 70 cents
METROPOLITAN FAIR.-The Committee
wi on Public Amusement have the pleasure OF announcing
thasa BILLIARD TOURNAMENT in aid Of the funds Of this
las undcr whose .uperintendence will take place at
~. AFTERNOON h .Da sy 4Shis Of WEDNESDAY
spi G. In tis Tournament the following dating uished Bill
l-rl Players expected 10 take parts
Mr. Mr. f pupLEy ikh2sVsnhSAUoH
Mr. JOHN sERRlETER,
~ L L0IIk I f0X;
H.. JOHN JOHN f DEERY,
Mr. VICTOR ESTEPHE,
Mr. EDMUND NELUM5,
Mr. CHRISTIAN BIRD,
Mr. WILLIAM GOLDTHWAITE,
Mr. ED. CAHlLL,
Mr. MICHAEL FOLEY,
Mr. MICHAEL PHELAN
Mr. Phean has challenged the winner Of tho champion cue
a, the contest which to take place on the th to play game
with him ON FRIDAY April the loser to pay one hundred
dollars 10 the aud Of the Fair Tho receipts for admission
hi. da, win devoted to the Working Womsns Relief As
socistion. - ,,,L
comfort these remarkable contests.
TICKETS Of admission ONE DOLLAR
a RICHARD GRANT WHITE,
Chairman Of Committee on Public AmuseInenss.
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Amusements.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Nos 622 and GA BROADWAY.
Lessee and Directress.. ........mrs. John Wood
Stage Manager. IL Seiwyn.

lOLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Nos 622 and GA BROADWAY.
Lessee and Directress. ..........Mrs. John Wood.
otaso mansger'...'.' IL Sei"yn'
IAN ACT TO AMEND THE LAWS or COURTSHIP
AND MATRlMONY."
"Aibe II Ia become part OF the law In rcg,ft
to the social rotations OF life that often as every BisseIe
year doth return the dye have the sole privilege Of makni
love unto the men, which they doe either by words or ocke
as unto them .eemeh proper and no man will Dc entitled T.
lady who doth any wise treat her proposal with neglect
''"'' THE FAVORABLE MANNER
EXCELLENT AND ID" kAUGHABLE COMEDY.
J.s. BucksToNE, Esq,
ANCIENT LAW OF COURTSHIP AND mATRIMONY,
and opposite to
AMMO D0MlNI 1866
ENTITLED
LEAP YEAR;
LADIES PRIVILEGE
has been received on every representation
STERLING AND STANDARD 'hsifS} ; sTcGEss, ."
Encourages the Management to Postpone the Prodrcton
OTHER NOVELTIES,
aud announce 1t for repetition
in which appear
Mesns. Frank Drew, j. X. Mortimer J. II. sOddsrt O.
Henrietta Irving Mrs Sedey Brown. Miss Amiis Harris
Miss J. Walters and Miss socqueler
Doors open at III performances commence at u
\ wv ELI Il III hIblhIIN 4 AL DALI.
L IN AID on THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF
DECEASED NETWORK SOLDIERS.
ACADEMY or MUSIC, APRIL Is, 1854
ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE
Mai. Gen. GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN,
ZION. C. GODFREY GUNTHER,
Hon. JOHN T. HOFFMAN.
oRIsON BLUNT. esq
ARTHUR LEARY, esq,
JAMES NJ. MOTLEY, esq,
DIP. BARREDA:esq,
ALEXANDER BRANDON, esq,
Ifs HIceIency HORATTo SEYMOUR
Maj Gen. JOHN A. DIX.
Hon. WIN NJ TWEED.
Hon. HIRAM WALBRrDGE,
GEO. WASH JENKINS, U. sN,
THOMAS LITTLE. esq,
HENRY A. BOSTwICK, esq,
JAMES MURPHY, esq.
Trks Five Dollars each may be procured Of any member
fths Regiment and at the principal Hotels of this city
(Lieut. Col. L. SATTERLEE,
Major GEO. A. HILTON,
Capt w. V. BYRNE,
COMMITTEES Cap. N. L. HANSEN,
Of Capt. JNO. WARD, jr,
Arrangements Capt. w. II. HAYES, jr.
Capt. VIM. RAYNOR,
Lieut.. X. MLBANk,
Lieut.. JNO. T.. DOWLEY.
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fnlanfial.
- .rD AND TOLEDO RApSSoAIDs e Co.

49, 49, IryELAND, o, MaIe1 w. e TT -
qtssiU DIVIDEND p UPON Of Fl. EsI
5fr Be-. 5i I'd 5y sS Gg Sf3 ne Sss q
:: iEyRSiSf e }, SS ss G ISs latter S1 as 4
6oPg 2's oc Books win dn, Be bs s s doT
IA i3th day Of April neat ana III c. LUCE, Treasurer
Ii An,ii
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CORYDON MINING COMPANY.

" CAPlTAL..... .,,'''."
The property ts Company, j. situated In OhPn county,
Colorado Territory and consists OF Mining claims al dryeoPd
and Welding largely and n living contiguous the following
ch rod veins In Nevada district viz Corydon Excelsior
LupnAn Cork, and Newfoundland lodes The Company as
o,, annie ws,er power claims on Clear Greek two quartz
M s tw steam sDes machine shop, with tools and ma,
chinerv boarding house stables &c. all In complete order a
now being woIEed Subscriptions for limited number OF
shares will be received by JEROME, RIGGS Co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
Nrw.YonK. March Is. 1864.

0yy,og OF rHE GRoCEEs FIRE lNsuRANoE COMPANY
No * WALIssr., NV DIRK, March /, 1864.
oeTH DIVIDEND.-The Board of DireSGTS0NrBS
have this day declared sEMi-aNNIA IctK Of the
sSnypLNY payable on demand, free Of GoyeFmssn, iss
bV'H AA'N' JAMES q PLAT, secretary.