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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

YESTERDAY afternoon, at Jas. Hendersbotts
in the Grand Ronde valley an alteration
arose about horse race, between a man
named Smith and man named Jake Walters
in which several shots were fred, resulting
in the wounding of Walters, one ball passing
through the feshy part of the abdomen, ami
one ball striking the breast and coming out
about seven inches from where it entered
The wounds were dressed by DR.. e. A. Stock
ton OF La Grande and are notconsidered dap
gerous.-[L La Grande Cor. 0regonian, 2i;h
July.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13
LOST.
S. LAURIN & co.

BANNOCK CITY, T. T.
and RETAIL DEALERS in
w Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors, Respect
fully inform the public that they have on hand
the largest stock of Wines and Liquors in Idaho
Territory, from the well known House of Humis
ton, Wilson & Co., Portland, Oregon 8m8
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

ADvERTIsE3ENTs to insure insertion, must be hand
in as early Thursday, and the number Of insertions
red should be noted on the margin.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13
BOISE NEWS Agents.

IDAHO CITY-Hensy H. Knapp, carrier and general agent
whom all dues are payable Papers also fer sale at
be Office of Wells Fargo Co.. at the Salt Lake Express
lice and at Rosenbergs variety store.
observation-disclosures Neatly, carrier and general agent
whom all Dues are payabe at the Recorders Office.
aper5 are also for sale at the office of W.. F. & Co.
CENTERvMLE-P. w. johnson, at W., T. & Co.'S.
PIoNsER-Iouie Weinheimer at Drake Co.'S.
WALLA WALLA-E. Z. Kelly.
UMATnLA-H. T. Moody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
DAY, MAY &c, 1864.
Nmnsemfnt6.

OLYMPIC THEATER,
" Nos ga and GA Broadway
Lessee and Dnectress. ............Mrs John Wood
Stage Manager. ..................Mr J. II. Sewyh
THIS EVENING
VIII be repeated
THE NEW AND ORIGINAL COMEDY,
WATTS PHILLIPS, esq,
Now produced for the
FIRST TIME IN THIS COUNTRY,
entitled
PAULS RETURN,
The principal characters sustained by Messr Charles Bar
ron, O. Janison j. H. stoddart, q. Owens, Berry g. L.
Clarke Brucanni Miss H. Irving, Mrs sedey B,own Mrs
ViBing, and Mfs. Preston.
Aner which
MRS. JOHN WOOD
will appear
NINETTE,
THE PRETTY BARBER OF lSLlN0TON,
EASY SHAVING,
Supported by -
Miss j. Walters Messs. W Daydgc, j. H. Sloddart, and u
II. Clarke
VIII speedily be produced,
THE GRAND, SPECTACULAR, AND ROMANTIC
DRAMA
entitled
ALADDIN.
Doors open Il, II performances commence at r.
Seats secured three days III ADVANCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
Sales bn Anrtion.
HEyRY n. Lees, Auctioneer.
A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF OIL PAINT


urNpy " LEEDS MINER win sell at Auction on
THIRspAY TIE 26tb and FRIDAY, the 27h OF May. at II
o,sioes In our NbW GALLERY, No. % Liberty st. new
doors wet Of Broadway; :, on ~ .,,,r,,,o, ,..a.,
Of the Adninsra,or Of the estate Of LOUIS PPIEfFE
larre and valuable collection Of OIL Paintings oil
% srs css comprising works Of the Ancient and Modern
sboo together With invoice OF choice pictures
'O, 5 "a Heonging 10 celebrated Private Gallery In Ea
rome Ameng the modern pictures are we WORKS OF
fuGgyE NERBoEKH0yES, A. WALDORF,
r. C. KoRK KoEK H. SANbr
II Rar1 .Sapp NJ TIN KATE,
tyrSsM,y HENRIETTA HoUssIn,
M Uvryx, Il e. MERIT,
S+vrvxs j. MusIN,
-. s,.vy REYSTJESs,
N sr.cuv Nos SEvBRDoScK,
n,v,w.y and others
Among the Ancient Pictures an Altar Piece by" EaA
MIS- OuIILYy two splendid Portraits by o. FLScK from the
Ting 81 Holland Collection; Cattle Piece, by BORGHEn
18th Of Adons by PAUL vERoSgsR PAIAxEDEs, RAPHAEL
Rravxs q Viy CPsTAL, LuCAs GT0RDASo &c. Also PIC
tune rcfesrnns the departure Of QUEEN VICTORIA from
Antycrn by HlHRY ScHAEPPELs Market Scene, by CARA
px,S. ,plendid picture, THE BILLIARD PLAYERS. by
CiROIrs OF Brussels splendid Cattle Piece. by HENRY
SWAY. CHOOSING THE FERRY, by y. VAspERvrs and
Others 49,, - o.u.-. 4, 7 IN
ery.st from THURSDAY the 18Th ins until days oil SAFE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
Sales bp Anrtiott.
d. d. CAuLKrys, Auctioneer.

ID. ID. CACLKfSs, Anctioneer. ~
4 UCTION SALE Of elegant HOUSEHOLD1
"A FURNlTURE.-D. ID. CAULKINS X Co, VIII sell i
the costly furniture paintings rosewood drawing su
elegant ocave pianooe, mirrors, &e in inc rssSene
and nanel mirrors lace and brocade curtains ich caIse
Rosewood etageres with mirror fronts three SOLID rose 700
parlor suites san rosewood center tables panofore
stool and cover; opsinngs Turkish easy chairs ee1ah'
china vases aud other mantel onsmens oak dining tsoe
chairs china tea and dinner sets cut hige
ent Of fine verwsre ivory cutlery together with an eI
tensive variety Of chamber furniture, IN rosewood ana
mahogany beds and bedding pure hair mat're"es Vevt'
Brussels and ingram carpets clocks mirrors mahogany chairs
soas lounges rockers cloths &c. Sale positive Dealers
attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
u. S. 5 PER CENT 1O.4O BONDS.
MIN Natl N A l. b A N Il
IN OF TIE CITY OF NEWYOkK.

NINTH NATION B A N K
IN OF THE CITY OF NEWYORK.
DIRECTORS -
WIN 4: KoBBE Of KObbs cOrie' Aue'ioneeT'' NOS u
THOMAS A. WISE IT,, Ofvyse Sons, Importers, Nos "a
GEO. A. WiCKS, Of wick,, Smith Co.. importers Dry
b. L. SOLOMON. Of b. L. Solomon Son. Upholstery No.
GEO A FELLOWS, Of Gordon, Fellow, Mcmillan, Whole
sale Grocers, Nos. IA and is Beaverst
SOLOMON L. HULL, Of Hull Conable 4 Arnold Attorneys
CHAS. MINzESiEIMER, Of Mnzesheiner Bros. Manafac-
tusTs Shirts No. 377 Broadway.
J. O. WHlTEHoUsE, Shoe Manufacturer, Nos anu
JOSEPH L. URvIs Of orvi NeweIs a Smith, Silks &C.,
Il. N. HUMPHREY. Csshr. JOSEPH U. ORvIs Prest
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1864
Heyfds satisfactory evidence presented 10 the under
signed hss been made % appear that The Ninth Na'9uS
Bank the City Of New York in the County OF New
and according TO tho requirements OF the act OF Con
eross entitled =" An act 20 provide National currency
secred by pledge Of United States Stocks and to poyde
for the circulation and redemption thereof approved reu
required be complied with before commencing the business
Of Banking: -, -
Noe erefOre Hugh McCulloch, ComPtIoeI Of the c1r
reney hereby certify that The Ninth National Bank OF the
City Of New oh County OF Newlork and State 81 New
Nofk is authorized commence the business oil BANKING
under tie act aioIessid ..n
thi. Eighteenth day Of April, 1904
Seal Of the HUGH McCULLOCH
:Compt ofihe Currency: Comptroller Of the Currency.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS-CAPlTAL $l,Oc,Ou,
Hs. on hand FOR immediate delivery,
L. : NATIONAL TEN-FORTY LOAN
The safes, and most profitable investment now on the eket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
Qmusemenfs.
lARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
sPLENDIDLY SUCCESSFUL RRoDgCTIoS ,,,cr,os
OF BoucidATLTs GREAT DOMESTIC DRAMA,
JANET PRIDE.
JANET PRIDE.
Scenery Costumes. and Properties both New and Elegant
f"' CONSTANT TakoSes, coSsTNST THRoNos
WITH ENTHusfAsSTAIecE i A FisIsHE GREET THE
BRILLIANT, BEAUTIFUL YOUNG DANsEUsE'
MILF. ERNEsTEIN,
WHO APPEARS
NEW NEW PAScE IN E EEAET pAScE
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EvENlNG
AFTERNOON aud EVENING, at and 4 O'Clock
To Sf al 4SS 8 tn. tSi
MONSIEUR JOSEPH e.eesT Of the E ETsRss Army and
ANNA SWAN, the NoVA-sCoTlA OiANIEss' each over
TIE TIE IlLPUTIAN KING and GENERAL GRANT Jr,
the smsles, men living.
months-NEvER BEFORE EXHIBITED.
Daily additions Of rare and gondeai f,h 10
PHREYoLoGicAL- EXAMINATIONS AND CHARTS
A JAPAYEsE MAsKIN HOG
MINIATURE SKATING POND;
The GEN T0M THuMB BRIDAL GROUP.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOCS:
THREE HIRE F8TH f3yE2 Bjoqk F sEa
A MONSTER SERPENT, AND OTHER CURiOSlIlEs.
Admission. rs cents children under ten. 10 cents
NIBLOs GARDEN-Commcncss =; ,r,vv
SECOND WELk
OF the celebrated Lyric Artistic,
MILE. VESTVAH,
in John Broug CHAINS Grand Romantic Spectacular Drama OF
BEL DEMONIO,
WHICH HAS DRAWN OVERLOOKING Horsgs AVID ACHIEVED
DECIDED SUCCESS.
THIS MAGNIFICENT ROMANTIC DRAMA,
after months OF preparation. and an outlay Of
MANY THOU SAND DOLLARS,
Presented with Ney Scenery by llisrd and Mseder,
Beautiful New Costumes by Mons. PHILIPPE .
New Furniture and Appointments by D. Walls
New Mechanical Coiitriyances by Runyon Benneft
Original under the direction OF H. H. Dodworta
In tho course of the piece
GRhND TARANTELLA, -
composed ignor Konzani and executed by Mics ktA
RINA, ELLA, kRUGA, ROSINA, and a BALLET OF six
teen Selected Cory phees-in addition auxiliary aid
bering over ,,.,,. ,,,n,o,,,
TWO HUNDRED PERSONS.
The principal roles VIII be sustained by MessIs Nnnan
W. Collier j. +. Hegan J. g. Burnett w Biaisdell r. d.
Holmes Misses Rose Eynse Mary Wells, sAerrett Moore
&C., Sc. The -. $1,000, .,,,,.,,,,,,
ILLUNINATED GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVENING.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
Go farmers ano OFFERS.
nAVID THOMPSON,
IL MnRlicL-LTIRIs AND NrRsERYMAN,

Il AM ~ 'f'NA-'i
Green Island lopposie Troy),
has on hand and now ready tsnspnng large quantity
of supernr aud hardy GRAPE VINES, IN al about siky "
net -his catalogue gives specific character and es
Has ul.o on hand q large assortment OF STRAW oElNti
VINES solae which Tpen early as the -V o May see
Catalogue for details. . ,,,.>,r, =,
WasaI,o French Prussian and German PRCNEsi also,
a., rsror ebrated Nv ETSCHEN fRU NJ. 80 favoaoy
,t Ia and by the Fainrrs Club in Newly oTk City, The
Tribune newspaper, aud Ie Country Orneenai speaA'"s
- rio SIps1N's GRAPES, the Farmers Club says:
If his is Seeding that will rpen At Troy every year
will certainty then /; Is acquisition worthy Of notice
n, The Gciso Of the Club on the PEUNE was sdia'
Ibere are several varieties Of the Prune and ste |"rts
% Dat. commonly called Switz-e). and t may oe ohr OF
~. AZ any rate It the unanimous opinion Of the NVo
,, IL il all exceens fl and wei worthy OF Recommend,
-, Tor general culture is the best lrnhe they ever lasted
4, ie careful not recommend anything not worthy. OUT
are wi Ing give this Prne the highest accommodation.
and sustained lie by dis n-usIrd body AZ
tic Farmers Club OF NegNork city amateurs As well as prac-
IL MI utyator, of Fruits and Vines thomscves), MI Ihomp-
on comes before lis fellow citizens confidently believing
he able to lrsen, then, such varieties OF plants - shan
mi, their tase and choice urging al to plant VINE, irer'
~ s;ra.bery that IN the OF OF TWO years.
NJ most they can their homes enjoy the 's so easily
20 be obtained in the beginning aud which luxaray Crafty
in tie end ~ . .
H. for III. IN caring for the Fruit Yards vines, sad
Gardens OF his friends and employers III the line oil nls p"
Ol,r. for bis Vines Trees. &c. may be len at Col; W l.
Willard (rcrr'ary Etn>sraef County Agricultural and Manu-
etrrer. 0ciey Dige No. % ls;si.. Ferry, Iroyi
OF 4. liz house r,eu bland. 81 Canal and hafketsts
DAVID THOMPSON,
uoatiealtuIist and Nuseryinsn',,
Green Island \. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
Esrtures ana meetinss

A MASS MEETING Of the 18th Ward Citl-
~ ycns, Association will take place at Bre's Hall Mana
tnyie this evening May 20 for the pnrpose OF exposing the
glazing corruptons Of City Government AbhAhAh H.
VAN MIST president, JOIN DAVIDSON Secretary.
NTUITARY.-T officers who have served
WI urder Brig Gen J. H. HOBART WARD, and bis
friends generally are requested to meet at the Aor House a.
2 d. m. on Thursday May rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
nor SALE at AUCTION,
l. ALDERNEY CATTLE and SHETLAND PONY,
WEDNESDAY, juno p, at l o'clock p. m. =.

WEDNESDAY, June p, at ! o'clock ?. N. ,,.,, q,
Mr. r. Il. MlNTuKN viii Offer for 'lie ~ ~" , an
CfIVFS OF Pure blood Aieney Cattle, imported ana b.d
nom inported spck being the remainder Of my herd oil Al
drney Cattle 81 which twenty head were sold two years ago.
aud gave much Satisfaction IL. ...fiL ~,
Tho beauty and The known rch quality OF the u,k OF
these cattle from he anne Islands, make them very ue'I
sl ,r lemeu who keen but cows. Ihey can De
e onpo.ie MIR Mint iln stores No. ll5 Pearls Hanover
soa nom oclor. on tbs morning Of the 9Th June TIL the
hour Of .a'e O'Clock on the same day. Also,
one well-trained IN ported SHETLAND PONY
The sale Of npor cd Short Horned Stock whl b. deferred
III, the Fair at Rochester In the Fa uness previously sofa d.
private sGo For paitcuinrs apply to . . :, -,
THOMAS RICHARDSON. No. IS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
Cos. an1 fonn0.

T OST or MISLAlD.
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP sIoS n da'eu Aug
II 1853 in the name Of CAMMAN Co.. liz,
The transfer has been stopped and al parties aye hones
not 10 negotiate the certificate. -
Application will be made for new certificate.
The finder il requested to return the same 70 ~
T.. WHlTEH0USE, son MORRISON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY Bureau, \
OPYICR OF CHEZ QuARrRRsAsTER {
WAsBryGToS. April rs, 6t(
fiction SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ UORsES-Wi be sold at public suction TO the highest
bidder al the times and places named below, Wis
Newport Penn, Thursday, Mays
Gettv sburs Penn, Monday, May
Altoona, Penn, Thursday, May Il,
Mihlin PENN Thursday. May ~
Reading, Penn, Thursday, Msy26,
Lebanon. Penn, Thursday, june,
Northumberland Penn, THURSDAY June o
Williamsport. Penn. Thursday, June 2o
One Hundred Qc horses Geisburs and Two liundfcd
and Fifty (25O) st each Of the other places.
These horses been condemned unit Tor the cavalry
service ofthe United States Army. . -,
For road and farm purposes many good may NC Ha'
Horses will be sold singly. go -, >, -,
Sales be yn at 10 m aud continue daily till all are sold
TERMS: CASH In United States Treasury notes ONLY.
JAMES A. EKlN,
Lieut.. Col and y. NJ Cavalry Bureau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

NONCERr-for the Benefit oil the Free
~ 4s,h 81 the Up phonv tie Cooper institute thur
DIP Eyrnimr. Muy o. TINS Concert vii be giyru nndT ,N,
r.,s o. iie iilImoil Society Who have kindly con'ent
20 lake ir-e raft g. the exercises. The io,owH "''
ali a!i-ts nave ,9 volunteered ;,r sevcs Tor t'e
,.ion. ls r. J. ,ock Mis- II. j. Atwood, Mr. ;. a; Johp
s,u. M 4. T. Cook. N " :. vi. donousl. roI i'I'"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

war DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BUREAU,
OPPIcE CHigY QUARrERhAsTHKi Z
WASHINGTON d. C., May 10. 1904
GALE Of CONDEMNED STOCk.-Wlll be
~ SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION TO the highest bidder at
Gesboro Depot THURSDAY the 10Th inst bsginins a,
10 O'Clock a. m from One Hundred and Fifty (ls to Two
Hundred (20O) HORSES
These Horses have been condemned unfit for the cavalry
service Of the Army For road and farm purposes many good
bargains may be had.
Horses sold sngly. ,,
Terms cash, Ia U. :. currency. JAMES "A. LINN,
Lieut.. Col and c. O. NJ. Cavalry Bureau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

VNIOMEN'S PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION
w FOR DIMINISHING THE USE Or IMPORTED
LUXURIES-The above Association. succesfn nsnsn-
Uuion OF over 500 wcrc held adjourned meeting on the
following day at No. Great Joness Various committees
ere appointed upon manufactures, Correspondence thr9u2h
out the State &c. The pledge as hnay ADOPTED ieaa' 90
We the undersigned during the continuance Of this War
Rebellion pledge Ourselves TO refrain from me purchase Of
imported articles OF laxury Tor Which those OF nome
turc or production can he substitutfd'
To this the following taken at random rom among
several hundred have attached and pubsh them TO
show the interest with which the movement fesueo
Mr. LARA w. GIBBS. Mrs. ALEX. HAMILTON, JR,
Mrs.. DAVID LANE, Mrs. DANIEL irIsoI,
Mrs JOHN JAY, mis-. JAS. ID. seLsAiS'
Mis- MORRIS KErcHuM, Mr.. BENZ. NArsAA.
Ms r. M HuSr Mrs. HENRY 4. Cor,
,Mrs n r. MrAGHRR Mr.. WM F.. DODGE,
Mr.. A Y Srour Miss X. HONE,
NJ GrRnoy Brcx Miss NASH
M. a ScHERngRgopy Miss A. p. CAREY.
Ms. MARSHAL q. ROBERTS, Mrs w r. ohiffS,
NJ y RuITyos Mrs. I. D'0EExIsrix
Nrs yAppxN HAND Miss ELLEN COLLINS.
wr. (,yo 4 CoRyErH Miss LOUISA LIZ SCHUYLER
'.i.s MARY MANIA hAaILros MIS- > W Hik noosE'nLI,
. G.nnysyR Miss HARRIErsR W ooLsEY
Ggs. DE IRoBRiASD, Ms. j. a. DiCkssos,
, MosEs II. GRISSgLL, Mrs. JAS. A. hurHvHs
4 TO- ~ Bowpols Mrs. NATHANIEL RoBISs0y,
~. n N BIATcHyoPp Mrs. JosEPH iSsLEE,
Mr. FRYprRfcK g. FOSTER, Mrs. Coa EAGLE, u. >. ",
Mira DRAks Mills, Mrs ~ A. bLoopGooD,
Mrs. s. y. ScuTEPFvLIS, Mrs WH b ALLEN
Nrs T. a. CouRrNyY Mrs JoHy w. CHASNBY,
Mrs FRANCIS LIEBER Mrs. VIM. B. MoyPAr,
We would gladly publish all the names attached 20 ms
pledge II our cans would allow. For this for distributing
and for other purposes all person. inereed are
requested 70 send money 70 Ne 0gDhS
register of open for signatures from 10 TO
Signatures will be received by letter.
Retail dealers fabrics also requested TO send
to office their ami addresses with dscnpuoho Oh
the s00a' '0'a " 'AsN" hSSE S. EDWARDS. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

In pa,ees Of from 81 each some Of which are
farm houses and oltbu ilngs
T tract wss seciei by the subscriber with reference 70
IL derabty for villa sites az vel a.. of US pol.esrn's'
ranged tic plots such division, viii give 70 .aeh acg
view without interfering wit me othets hs
situation Is on dse OF table land from three 10 Tour hunned
feet above the level % tide wseT commanding ehte ave Vow
Of Long Island Sound ~ th slmpse Of the fasades distant
about and quarter miles east ri TIE "
M. Harlem Railroad TIE whole tract Il valued a, the MIN
mum rire Of two hundred and hy dollars yer acre and each
Parcel will be put up UPSET pee corresponding WIN ~
reye value compared with Tie shDe AID SOFA on pu'
hove such ,uu Fv per u the purchase money 10
remain on bond and ,o hse year, at sI PR cent
In c the purchasers DO not wish 90 bu % improve the met
wear the subscriber will allow ak PEI cent on wv
Do ar per sore for agricultural purposes i9f Al Pis' io,a
station on the d. Of sale TO- meet the "a ana w a ~ Trans
ron pts, Deriving a and las MI 20 convey persons
10 lie premses which vii Afford ample time TO c1anho hn
rrop.rty and parake Of luncheon q u m before TIC 'c
and aitcrwsrd return to tie city, b. tie 40 oIoi ~
trains. -, - ~ -, g On
for maps and eIpanaon appy 20 the aHconeef NO 20
Pine ST Or to 4. FlSDLAl, Ne. 81 Finest -, -,
Person. DESTROYS Of yengthe premises previous to the day
Of sale will lind conveyance AZ tr scfdlr siaVh' y" 'Hc
arrival If he 81 and l0l 4. n. trains from lhth -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

QYrIcK OF THR CLEVELAND, PASEsvItLE AND Ash
TABuLA RAILROAD Co, Cleveland, May 10, 1864
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Cleveland PaDesve and Ashtaoua Ran
road Company viii be held a, the office OF the company IN
10 clock NJ for election Of Directors and the ransac
ton Of such other business may come before them
w. GEO y. ELY Secretary.
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OFFICE OF
VERMILYE G. Co., BANKERS,

NERMlL u 90 90, oA4>h hA''0'
No A. WALL-ST, NETWORK.
We are prepared to convert the u. S. $40 TREAS
uRY NOTES into the 9 per cent BONDS of1SS1 with
Iromp.ness and OIL favorable terms.
Also BUY and SELL market rates all kinds Of GOV
ERNMENT SECURITIES, including
L. s. 500 BONDS
Il. S. s.30 TREASURY NOTES,
l.. s IL mos. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
II s. QUARTERMAsTERS' CHECKS.
u. 5. Tw0YEAR 5 per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES
u. $. g per. cents, COUPON and REGISTERED, Of
1851.
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected OF purchased.
u. s. 5 PER CENT 1O-4O BONDS.
We keep hand for immediate delivery an assortment OF
BONDS Of this NEW LOAN
VERMILYE G. Co.
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ALBERT II. EicoLAY, Auctioneer.
DEGULAR SALE of STOCKS and BONDS.
IL ALBERT II. EICOLAY WILL SELL,
THIS DAY THURSDA9), NAY 70,
AT Ia O'CLOCK, At THE


s. 900 per cent keokuk City Bond (hypothecaedt CO.
81 per cent lndnS;ae Preferred Special Canal s,oeh
$3.50 per Georgia state Bond due 1917 hypotecMu
s eO0-A Land Mortgage Of : 800 Is lots OF iano III
Osceola City Wisconsin tiypcthecated). :,
IS Per Wsertown and Madison Railroad second
Mortgage Bonds ihypo'heca,ed)s g..
81 400 Syracuse and Binshamton Railroad Co, Second
Mortgage Ponds (hypothecaedl ~
a. 900 per cent Seioa and Hooking Valley Railroad Co..
Fir, Mortgage bonds (hypothecated). oo
10 shares Gsbhard Fire Insurance encn
ALBERT H. NlCOLAY, ~,.,,, r,o,.r,
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w THURSDAY. May 26, 1864.
MR.. AND MRS. w J. FLORENCE,
Mr.. AND MRS. w. J. FLORENCE,
MR. AND MRS. w J. FLORENCE,
FRA DIAV l. o,
ERA PA VOL o.

sSS$$ B HAWKES. ES:: !
FRA DIAVOLO, alias the Marquis d Centre Market an ami
nowhere save on the ge.......Mrs. w J. FLoHENCE
BEPPO, particularly heavy ruIian not troubled
with the iainte.t oa;ue Of a conscience. or, IN
deed anything but the Eosrseness peculiar 20 nelo.
dramatic brsands MI w 9. j. FLOithNNr
Supported BY Messr.. yinne Bower A. IL Davenport II r.
Morris, Eberc Rely Denni'on' MIS- ChSn'rao anu is
'"'D' MUSIC INCIDENTAL:
Openng Chorus Faust. Lorenzo, Maeo and CNDnees
Descriptive Song and Chorus, There's monster c..
who lives ;'.Lofel12 ara Vnolu
Duet, Don't annoy me oh" lord and Lady Aeasa
Aria m In creadu, state OF mud
Romanza Daylight Love ..................rTa DlAyoio
Drinking Song from PuEtens Daughter. IRA Dlsyolo
Duet On yondcr rock reclining Era Dzvoo aud Zerina
duet ~. hard 10 put the hand" Beppo and Giaeomo
Concerted Piece Do not Jingle nus
Song, " An Key Bepoo
Song. Gentle LeElina'
'''N' Zerlns Diavolo, BcPpo
00"'''''' '''' ''''' zerlns Lord and Lady Acas,
Duet "Lct us leave Italy Lord and Lady Aea'h
Grand Chorus La Krriaeuse," Faust -
CIothers Chorus Giaeomo, HuIlan lberi
Song Darn gir dresed in blue Dsyo'o
Song, Let Kiss him Yankee Doodle Lorenzo
The performance will commence with the proecn CONNIE
1''''' '"'''''' THRICE MARRIED.
Mrs FLORENCE Csrotts Bal Mosque CosumeT
With Song" Captain With b.: Whi'her@'
aud " Dung Recruit"
and assuming the character. Of
Opera Singer with
"N''''A '0-' GERMAN sONG, "Dh Federn am boot"
SONORA PEREA NENA.
Spanish Dancer, with Spanish Dance.
And MASTER GusT1vUS VoSA DE WE'RE,
Csds, q The Peyoehnic School OF Hoaays RIPPLE
doors open at n performance commences at 4.
Carriages may be ordered for lOi o'clock
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nAVID SCOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ SALE THIS DAY, May 2G, 1854, at O'Clock p w.
Also the Dwelling House liz Raitosdsv Jersey City. For
perticuisr- apply at No. 80 MoItgomeryst
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MASON 81 UAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS,
WI for FAMILIES. CHURCHES and sCHooLs.IIiFecos
pi,.d by the profession greatly superior to Haro
atoms. Mrodeons aud all other small organs See our Nus
eJ catalogue 70. explicit testimony TO their suPenority
~, majority Of the eminent oIsanss In Amere@I
hes &85 TO $50 each. - go -,
our abnet Organs have obtained and the extensive
demand oIhem hav. induced dealer. 20 advertise IN s99e
c,,. quite different instruments as laonei organs ana IN
others 10 represent 10 purchasers that Harnonuin and o'her
reed organ, sre the sane thing This not true The eIce
ee-s f onr abuet Organs which have given them their
Man reputation ale the merely Of tie superiority
their workmanship but also in large measure Of essential az
ference, IN construction which, being patented cannot oe
initiated by other makers. From these arise then better
quality and volume of and uuyaled capacity express
'o" MASON BROTHERS.
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9nstruction.

A CCOUNTS, &c.-Instruction in Pcnman-
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Institute No 76 Broadway, cor uhst Twenty year, etab
hed Pupils taught individually Separate for ladies'
Circulars application. OLIVER Is. OOLDSMiIh.