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The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

THE ELECTORAL CoLLEcE.-The coming
Presidential election will be held under
different apportiOnment Of electors from
that Of 1850, owing to the fact Of the Sc
cession of eleven States, which will not
participate in the canvass. There is much
public ignorance in regard to the number
Of the Electoral College, who are 70 choose
the President and Vice President. The
lolloEing is an accurate table, which it
would Do well for the politician to cut out
Tor preservation
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
CAVE COPPER, GOLD AND SILL
YER MINING COMPANY,
Fairplay District, Il Dorado County, CalifOrn

N0TIOe is hereby given that, at meeting the
~ Board of Trustees Of said Company, held on
the 18th day Of September, 1854, fourth assessment
OF forty (40) cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of said Company, payable immediate
ly in U. s. gold or silver coin, at the ONCE Of the
Company. in FaiE Play.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day Of October, 1884. will
be advertised on that day as delinquent, and unless
b6th day Of October, 1854. to pay the delinquent
sessment, together With costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale,
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
MARTIN ". FUEK, -Secy.
Fair Play, Sept. 18th, ies4.-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
Ell DORADO EXCELSIOR GOLD,
SILVER AND COPPER INNING
COMPANY.

Location Of works-Centreville District, FL Dorado
County, California.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that, a a meeting Of the
IN Trustees Of said Company, held on The 10th
day OF September, 1854, an assessment Of 10 cents
per share levied upon the capital stock Of said
Company, payable Immediately, to the Secretary, at
Folsom.
Any stock upon which said assessment shah re-
main unpaid on the 2fst day Of October 1864, will
be advertised on that day as delinquenG and unless
paymsnt 10 made before, will be sold on the Sth day
Of November, 1884 to pay the delinquent assessent
with costs o! advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
N. C. DAVIS, secy.
Folsom, Sept. 91st, 1S64.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
MATHENAs COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.

N0TfCE 10 hereby given that at a meeting OF The
IN Trustees Of the above Company, held on the 1st
day OF October, 1854 assessment (No. Of one dol
tai stock Of said COmpanypayable To the Treasurer
in gold silver coin, at the once ofthe Company al
Duncan's Store, on or before the End day Of Novem
Der, 1854.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the said End day Of November, 1854
Will be advertised on that day as delinquent; and
unless payment be made before, will be sold on the
18Th day OF November, 1854, as O'Clock, NJ, tC
pay the delinquent assessment tSRether with cost
advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order o: the Board OF Trustees.
B.A MoSELY set'y.
Duncan's Store, Oct. 1st, 1SS4-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

Ma1OnIC. -- St, -Jam6s k0y&1 Arch
Chapter, No. le, holds Its regular meetings in Ma.
sonic HAIL. on the evening Of the hrst "Wednesday
Of each month. All Companions In good standing
will be eofdikIly welcomed.
WILLIAM 4. JANUARY, u. Z. Il. r.
T. W. FEcaHkIaER, Secfetaft.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

No. 20, Of ROyalsnd Select Masters, holds stated
meetinEs on the evening Of the hTst Tuesday Of
cash month; in Masonic Hall, PlaeeTvtlle..
AARON KAHN, T. !. n.
L. W. FEcaHEIHRR, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
OOSUMNEs GROVE oOPPBR-MLv
MING COMPANY,
Andrews' Valley District, z Dorado County, Cal.

TNHB ANNUAL MEETING Of Stockholders Of The
Il above named Company, for the eleetton O
TIpsees for the ensuing year, will BE- held at the
ONCE Of the Company IN Diamond spEi0gs, OF
Tuesday, the 18Th day Of October, 1854, u O'Clock
P. n. W. N MUFFLEY, Sec'y.
Diamond Springs, September 10th, ls6l.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

TEUE 70 THs LErTER.--Nr. VoOrbies
declared in Congress that Mr.. Lincoln
dare not receive propositions for Union
and peace, because he knows that his par.
ty cannot outlivs the war, and that his
power and the restoration Of the Union
are incompatible. Does not this explain
why he proposed insulting terms to the
peace commissiOnersf He knew they
would not accept them he offered them
because he knew they would be rejected
but he misunderstood the feeling and tenn
per of the people. The masses desire
peace many Of the prominent and infu-
ential leaders Of his own party are clamor.
Gus for peace, and they will place & man
in the Presidential chair who will carry
out their wises, in spite of The threats,
promises and money Of Lincoln and his
minions.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
Calming Companies.
COSUMNEs GROVE COPPER MI
MING COMPANY,
Andrews Valley District, E Dorado County, Cal.

AT OTJO1.-TheTe Is delinquent upon the following
IN descfibo4 seek, On aecoaHt Of Assessment No.
levied % Ne s1h DAY Of August, 1884, the several
Gmouutg ~ Urpceite the namap 81 tAe respective
ahAfeholder1, &c folloNB:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
MATHENAs COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY,

King Store District, Il Dorado County, California.
NOTiCE.--All persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing the following certificates Of
stock, in the above Company, the same have been
sold ict assessment aud costs o: advertising aud
sale:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

ELEREN4s TDBC0sD. That there are
elements ofdiscOrd in the Administration
party the quArrels Of its leaders and the
indignant manifesto Of Senator Wade and
Representative Davis prove. The disaf.
tectiOD Is widespread, irrsprsssibls and
daily increasing. It promises to result
disastrOusly to the ShOddy party and
glOriOuSly to the country. The Buffalo
Advertiser, leading Republican organ,
thinks political affairs are confused and
unsettled, and adds:
"Notwitbstandihg the het that Tie Baltimore
cs1711fAmPhAs announced its candidate and
its platform, II u evident that elements Of dis
cord are ct work p car milsA, which, ,uHder the
manipulation Of disappointed politicians, aided
not little by recent unfortunate, and we
trust misOo1eeiVed expFsssieO Of executive pol.
icy, is working much mischief in our ranks"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
UsTATu or a, roNo. DEC,D.

TN THE PROBATE COURT Of the County Of Il
L Dorado, State Of California.
In the natter Of the Estate Of HeSekiah Tong, de-
ceased.-Order to show cause why Order Of Sale
OF Real Estate should not be made.
II 1EappeariAg 10 the Judge Of sAiA CouEt, hy tie
petition this day presented and 6lsd BY 8amT Tong
and n. foaH. AdmiAlstEator end AdminlstratFix Of
the Estate o. II. Tong, deceased, praying for
der Of sAls Of real Salate, thaa lasesaEy to ssll
the Tong Toll RoAd, PeEt6n Of the real eS!ate and
certain personal property, to pay the demands
against said Estate and the e4penSsS Of adniniSra
ton
Il Is therefore ordered BY The Judge Of said Court
that al persons interested 10 the estate Of said de-
ceased, sppeAF before the Saa RFo6aes ccuFt on te
25th day Of October, 4. d. 1854 at 10 o'clock in the
hteAo6n Il SAid day. O. 0eHrt tscn Of said
Probate Court, ct the Court House in PlacsFville,
Cuunty Of n Uor6hh. b ShAR eanas swh0 a order
should not be granted % ths said and
administTatrix 70 sell 90 muck 81 he real estate Of
me 0aId deceased, - shah be lecess2, 1ad also
the personal properly deoeEt.sA q kbSe;sssat
And that Q copy Of this order he puef at hast
sour successive weeks, IA tAG Ho0Gt&iK DkI66orat
Newspaper printed and pat4tlsHsd q ~ q Dorado
County. &c. @ OSnMN e0OSGs
...r Probate JudRO.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

TIE only hope of the country is the
election of George D. Mcclellan.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
3sattrUaBB aasB Stage 4itIts.
@<~S---
'"." tRTPOHFANT
no
OHIEPERS o. FBHHGMT.
p. .&RSVsR. Rr-S. ". n r.
FREEPORT BAaE1OAD.
oRnAT SAVING M 'T11u ANp
tH ( ExPEH12 a. -ll-


ON AND AvfER srSTzanEa iS.A, issA ssas.
nary sssh. yin b Eses.ySa = -
dco1s shiSSs1 Sy sSSssSsss q d Cansssnis e'saa
NAssoa Cs.peay, lAavas eAn gsnns 2.
H., daily, eaa ~ aslfvsrsA q LAlFoee et ONSasee
nGxt morniaa 9feigAe eklpaaa ~ na1nAg vels14
WI Be foFwsFdod With dlsPatch. No charge % -.
dAnaEy hNtgn peR oaiiing Velse@ ~ lsVVo eaos.
transhIppius, dfayags or forwarding.
Al Heavy grs.sAAs, eash e n:ilsIo, Heavy Ga:
8feep0rt By powerful dsElcln directly % he eagS,
and = LAtFo6e WI alSo b tfsnsAippea By dsEieks
directly 70 tsams For this class Of freight charge
wnl b. maAs Of eost Of taAsR SssAgsA - daRisks
only.
be advanced At RreepOrt and collected at LatrObs
HsrE an Freight CARE '. R. R., TREEPoRT," !"
And ssnd receipts with freight.
PRICES or fRE1GHT1NG:
FREIGHT, from Rreeport 70 LAtrchs, - per ton
DOWN FREIGH7D from LAtrobs to Freeport or
Sacramento, will be forwarded ut the following
rates:
Ordinary Freghts, per ton on..................e3 90
Ores fshippeES to Load and un!cad' per ton. @ g
Lumber, NJ. . 90
Wood, car Of
hldeS..'. ..s..... ......f..'.............S. "
Feiu.'''....'.'' ''''.'..'' .....'.'...'.'' W
Mark Freight, Care r. &s. v.RR."
J. 2. ROBINSON,
p. A. BISHOP,
sepl2il superintendents.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
PoTNrED.--Orestes A. BrOwnsop. Re
pnblieaBcCandidate for Congress last year,

IN . ESC0GI .bpetCtt SAIu -.---
stConvsrt the war in the popular mind into an
Abolition war; make it Q war OF the North on
the South, or Of imposing Northern ideas upon
Southern society, SUg the nation, as Repub-
liSAn nation, is ruined forever Northern ideas
e5ees 4peh sxAggsr.tionsin one way ss South.
erp ideas are in another"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

The above assessment Is iEvied by the Bonrd Of
Trustees for the purpose Of covering all previous
assessments frcm the organization Of the Company
up TO the present date and all the money that has
been paid upon the stock assessments heretofore,
will be credited to the stock on which u hsS been
paid. This action has been taken by the Board, in
order to render the above advertisement and the
sale Of the stock which the assessment shall
main unpaid, legal for the Board satisfied that
all previous sales Of stock BY the Company have
been Illegal ". II. THOMAS,
Secretary pro tenn.
Sacramento, Sept. 18th, ls6i.-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
PLACERVI1LE AND SACR AMEN l..
70 VALLEY RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER OCTODER 1sa'
" TRAINS, IN eonnseaiOn with the Aaeramento
Valley and FreepoFt Railroads, will run a. iolows
LEAVE tATKoBE at 6H and II A. II. and 4 r. n
LEAVE SACRAMENTO at 6X An. and 4P.x.
LEAVE FREkPoRT At 6X A. ~, 4 P. n. and at
Midnight.
ON SUNDAYS, Trains win run As follows:
LEAVE LATROBE, for Sacramento only, at II
A. H., and LRAVE aAcRAMENT0, for Lalrobe at
" An.
An Trains stop at Folsom.
There will be no train up on Sunday nights from
Freeport.
The II A. n. Train, in from Latrobe, and the Md.
night Train, hon EreepoTt, run ID canneetion with
the Steamboats, On the river and the Pioneer GtAgel
across the mountains.
The 6k A. \. Train, from Sacramento, viii also
connect at LAtrob6 with the Pioneer Line OF Stages
| az we'll as With etAgestO all the mountain town.
throughout Fl DORADO. AmAdor and CalaverAs coun
ties. t-!-'
The 6k and II A.. \. Trains, from Latrobe, also
connect with the Pioneer and other Stage Lines, q
| LAtrobe.
All the Trains from Latrobe run into Sacramento
a. well % FreepoFt.
FREIGHT viii be taken on all Trains, exeep
| the II A. y. Train, from LAtrobe, and the Midnigh
Express Train, from Hreeport.
oe1l ); ); =: =: RaSaSs; RosiSs;oS, sap''.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
l. 7. LEE, \. .. TuRNE
MOUNTJoY HOUSE,

CTArsSass7 VIrsprosf Brsek BsiAiAs.l
MAIN 0TREEr. .RLACERVILLE,
Pew Doors Below the Court Houss.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l. travelling publie that they hAxa laaaa1 the
above well known HOTEL and ere prepared 70 enter.
tain ali who may Avor them with their patronags.-
Boarders Will and our table suppsA uith every del.
icaey tho market aA6rds. - a.
4 share Of the public patrOnAgs y respectfully
solicited. LIE TURNER.
PIaeervills, October 1St, 1seA.-u
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

The total number of electors is 296, o
which ia is requisite to elect Presideh
ip the Electoral College.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
AARON KAHN,

TTAvING sold his Clothing Busihess 10 Messrs.
III P. SILBERMANN and H. D. RAPHAEL, cor
daily recommends them to his friends as gentlemen
every way worthy Of their patronage
Being desirouS OF closing his accounts, he earnest
ly requests all persons indebted to him or having
claims against him to call and settle forthwith.
AARON KAHN.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
BEAR MOUNTAIN MINING CO.,
Ocean DiRrist, Salmon Falls Township, II Dorado
County, State Of California.

EUWHsupi
County, State Of California.
NOTICE is hereby given that, at q meeting Of the
IN trustees Of the said Company, held on the
14th day OF September, 1884, 30 assessment Of one
doitar and seventy ave cents per share (0 feet to
the share) levied upon the capital stock OF said
Company, payable Immediately to the Secretary,
Geo. P. Warner, at his Office, corner OF and Fifth
streets: Sacramento.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 1eth day Of October, 1864, win
bs advertised on that day delinquent, and un.ens
Paymen, shall be made before. will be sold on the
Sd day Of November, 1854 at II o'clock, A. NJ, at
assessment together with the cost OF advertising and
expenses of the sale.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
W. II. THOMAS, Sc y pro tenn,
Tukeys Building, corner and Fifth Streets.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08
Dated, Plaesrvuls Sep. sSth. 1854.
OSVrcE Or TEE CoUNFT CLsaK
af the Oouuty Of II Dorado.

OS1rUE Or TEE CoUNTT CLRK
sf The County Of Il Dorado.
I, @. ]. CARPENTER, County Osrk Of the 0oun-
~ Of n Dorado, State Of California, and ex OGAcio
Clerk Of the PFeAAts Coagt N and for Said County
do hereby certify the f6fsS0ng to Be true ana coz
sset copy Of q Sn .SS OsSis sSS @ea: and 'o's'd
!, ~ Witness ~ had, ana ths UoAI hf said
sEAL. Probate Court. this Soth aay Il ssptem.
q. ]. 6ARPENrER. Clerk.
oslitdJ ~ 4. !. LoN11, Deputy Clerk.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-08

Medlelnes eene 70 u 0aFn ~ a Uek yfl61ppai
and wsV6eA XSstists1, y e5t SvFG3 ~
Ne p4a9o ~ eIuaas Aa111es. ti0l bnR-6oaoo
An lessers answered prcSFtly ~ i'm Slnos'
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C,IPEEME COTKT.-In the matter of thoo

StUPEENE COUkT.--in the matter OF inc
,uplsrgou u he Eayor, Adcra.n I'D t.aiis =, -
fo Cyof NV Yok, re.ats. 10 tle pPthlSo q y. n
riVtR Ind fr0si kIGnIii AfEhtE - the II, pDv.'
ni IN ln tho Ci.y OF NeWNork-ft saAit 70 5,.'~,.,
IA co.'s r,oualy Cd tie t,y of Aes feik Ls..oy 20
$50 n =, thsy irtoud % arr-y to tho Srpfe9H CIV
Now y,Ik a, spec.a tn~r II ,sd Coa, 70 " no-n
:, 80 cav Hall "a tis Cts of VOW 1ok on q.
sse seyents day Of JAY 1853 rti.o oiA ~ ~
,i for ~ az Cor'riis'orofs 81 tstIa-So AZ
IF, n tho above entitled matter '1st too haalt A1a
e,tont of To Improvement herrby hsti II 10 -
,'net, .nish strc,t from EiHh Avcnle 10 uo n-'.ti
iI.r - rom Eth.h Avouso % fs hst;on h'rf - 20
r. laid or, on Tho rap or plan q said ETY. undef lLH ~
ar ret ofe Lrsil.llfe w. Tic people 81 me ssio
n Now Yort, entitled Az act IelA,e - W. "
81 G,r ,.iier puro5.o. - plssel April ID. 1901
John r. DEVELiS, Coanso! " the COfpeiA4o''
Dated New l0It. June 5olf ltbi
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Drp Goods.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
IN NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
TIE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (UR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
T. J. & J. d. WEST,
NO. % CHAMBERSST.. SEW.YORK,
the owcrs OF tho Patent and Exclusive Manasseers
ofths
J. W. BnADLEY'S
PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL sPRlNo
SKIRT.
This invention consists of Duplex Tor twoj Elliptic stee
Springs ingeuousy braided tightly and firmly tosether eaze
ed.e nakng az, yhest most elastic flexible aad dartse
Sring used enabling the wearer IN consequence 81 ~
elasticity aud Hex ben.ss To place aud Told the ft
when ia crqiy anil vh rte convenience as 't
muslin dress II entirely obsates dui encss the only 90
iecons H2op Skirts viz: The annoyance TO tue wearsr as
the public especially ~ crowded plies, carriages,
railroad church In cIowtsd pae. rom the
difficulty of couraing them and Occupying slne space
this eu,frey the difficulty. willie giving the skirt the
IN und syLrrcal forJ and il the Eghtest and mo
stylish and gTace appearance Tor tie street. Opera prone
made dcsl. lady having enjoyed he pleasure
comfort and great convenience wearing The Duplex Ep',
Srrine Sk ior a single day, will Gncr~lEs willingly
d.pense with the of them. They tho best quality IN
every mart the igie durable comfortable and
ccouoci skirt made Merchants will be supplied shove
and ,de. Ia most frscass retail stores in this city sd
oBghout toe different states. -, -, ,,,,,,,,.
~ INQUIRE FOR T.iE "DUPLE6 LLLlfIiC'
SPRiHU Skirt.
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feadi Noiltes.

cUPRENE COURr.-CITY aud COUNT
- Of EEWyORKln iho matter 81 re Zoo oi vi "
~ MRIGtT on ,se sfoarr.yach, FIFls her sn-i1o c.
-so.ieo hereby .yen that vsrI1n, Ia boon ,h es
~ It'd sao-enao CoN, distses 70 the sheriff q the
o. .pd County Hcs-YorE commanding L1 70 No. .,
rad sadly Keep ID seapy seht.f sys,- AIs ~
.i Fiy b>r engine tc e. the svpIcsson OK AhEhhAr
wnrGIIP. Who ~ ion uroa IA fshssr ND ,ali,sia1
amounting - 80 g. sdee tic portssfa "a - -,
d y,r, tsa-es Apti ~ cG md NJ .1h vesse! VIZ 20
IA lr tho vi bs sau' s"eHr hsr nn,'s VIC "a
-~per ~ r1,.sn-a ike.c0f. soHlo iesapn nie
,srrc, sprcar aud di.shlse spch ssnt aeseIS - a.
,iu thirty days i:on no astt aavtea'n Oh 'i' n'A'e
iJplv ~. r.4l.
ND:ted Mn Yo-k July ~ let. ,,.,l.
Join LANkInEf, Attorney for n Nn1t,,
isrluW No. - ientit ti'i WV 80
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
y UNITED STATES
HORSE AND CAnR WOE AUCTION MINT.

tn, tstn th opportsaiy Of infcreiss ne pnb
m, hat they hayo erected spacious. coma.ou and wei
ventilated -hlcs and Csrr,ese Hog,r. 1tuaied In Naa,
and corner Of li.. for the purpce OF e,,ss MAJ
where perscrs Who have Uoes tsrrslos or hsrse" 70 a.
po.o Of can do by pablo ssotou Jtsso rrennS a'e
be.n co.trartrl ,d lifted from the desisrs .h saao' ~
riutenicure 81 Charles Dusfin ESQ. ArsstnS VI,
civ who has SHARED tTen5.e peresns them WIS All
40 aroueen aud l.odcrn alpI5reGesfs sospl.ins 80
lfo accouilod-tlon icr Horrs herse', aad riny ts-
s,os Min ,pprorr,i= llarrts izd Saddle kssns IN SO
zion 90 sh there IL covered luio OF hsdo o. .ss.1
,bo otteni fos tlc paEposo Of exkhnfs tso Horse
"a ,.lo thu. giving buy< NOD ,ier snuss aeAi h
,rmer having tho Opportunity a judging tho msts -
purr .Io and the hitoE NJ. t jsstce VIZ 10 a'a' " -
property i,trasod sos sIc U.yn,r No
Tin, u,ldi.g h.s hesa sonstrss'et ey Browh ~ Poi,
II West 2.thst tho r,s.osry va, dsse oJ =. a,
.ns Inc scccrsoos BY W r. Lhat9' No. a !" c''
IOth.st all 81 New York. ,.i1,-..,u..,,
Uor.,s C,nia-es or Harness. y u 20 eoh ~ W. -
a. 49, Wcdu9~d,y ssd Sautsy; seconnts rh % pad
- tbe co..try (w con desired On IsessA,s 1d
~ 90 n re. Vii 10 admitted for private $40 a
snd :. iobbisz dealing Tho par o. any QUO
son,J ,,ih ths estabi,hEi-i viz DO stoiy pyosib
r. p,oneior. efsues,y do pablo that thea
80 be- NJ Az carried eat, al Lat al EsH-aciioss a
T rs,srI n Horses n Nov York Is iscreaslns and tha
ai, l. Vrrin which crcssrsses he rfcrrtctors 20 nor
~ cxcrtioa. III b sppscSel by tho AplSiean fIs
that their bL .hpoat blob y not - I'D ~ s
~ .i,psr Kind IN Lcnios Liverpool Dssa &C IdsoarSh
. o, tho .xro ant Of ps,fesss, sd thoy 10 u oS
ecnds,el On tho stoTe Inososcd pindp pe!secL sac
!,
Hor-,s Cars.-s Hspss', VIII be reoe, II Ter w cd
r,sl.v. ~ on MONDAY. the lat OF AUGUST, 1864, whet
th Ru. Regal siors ard Tars, be seen al the oice
5,h.y II. J. JORDAN Co., fEopreto1+
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9ales bp 1uttion.


4 J. BIEECkER, son g. Co., VIII sell
IA at AUCTION on THURSDAY. July 81, AZ II 0ci"ek ?,
.hc Exchange sale roous, No III BToEdxay most Desirable
po, Of 0ROUSD IN ipfoy cHeis thereon U thi enter o.
tho Village ~ Flatbush, oppoi'e the Dufch ,ornc nnic
consisting OF abog! two acres, fronting on absh haIoaa
aud East Broadway being II tire most desirable con-"
either for private rGdrnce for business spoc IA he
yilAs, The improvements consist Of large drehS WIN
barn and wagon house lac garden. irn and trees
Its Accessibility 10 AepiOrk IL being cEy = in,1 lf1ui
Fulton Fery rorslers ti, opportunity seldom 10 re met
with Hail OF tho pnrcls'o money remain on Dohu ana
a,oy II de.red. For map &c sppy ct Office No. " Cedar
81. the pleInisr..
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prinllng.

CHARLES &. SHELLEY, steam Primer,
I No Oh Barclay il-Blhelds. Circnars. Posters Il"
p, c.n, lc Cylinder Pro-Swork done for me Trade
s,eci contr - msde for largo orders eau solicited.
WIN FVERDFLL's SONS, No. i64 Fulton
w steam JOB PRINTERS snd LABEL MAN
UFACyuRLRs.
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financial.
dividend NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE Cc''
Nc. los Broadway New-YOrs, July "a, 1864
OFFICE OF THE

~ TIL, Company has This day declared SCRIP DIVE
pgNp OF FJyTY PER CENT to he Policy Holders en-
titled to participate in prod'' Of the Company
Tor The year ending June 30 1854 deliverable October 10 io''
Also. an INTEREST DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT In
cash on tho ,erp Of 1889 1850 1911 1852 sud 1873 payable
October 10, 1864.
Also, regular sEMl-ANNUAL CASH DIVIDEND OF
SEVEN PER CENT payable to stockholders OF shef lesl
,s,.,,ent,tiyes On and after MONDAY 18th inst.
Tb,. conp.ny la. also resolved to REDEEM ~ CASH, on
the 18th dsy Of August NEXT i's sCRf ISSUES " 1901 ana
iess, with VIZ per cent interest added
GEO. T. HOPE, President.
H. n. LssPoRT, Secretary.
CYRUS PECK, AssslsD, Secretary
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OFFICE OF TIKI DELAWARE AND HrDScy CANAL Co,
No. . MiLLIAE. e., COR. E4 Ia .GE-PLAcz
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NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDERS.-ln pur-
IN .uanco Of suhory given e, ing o. the stock
Aoar OF the Delaware and Hu3.on Camel Co.. held on the
d., OF April last there viii be afpofoned among sneh prs
be Stce.holdrr. IN The said Company the i-h
5sy Of July next Twelve Thousand Five Hundred shares Of
NEW STOCK, IN the rsio .. share 20 every SIX 'iare o.
stcs then he bv each -tOckLoder tericstes Of stock
90 amor ed viii be rcaey for delivery entitled 70
the came ard after tbs ls Of August next 20 Scrip wiz
be- sre4 Tor fractions 81 Shsre bat the 1uber oi shse:
representing tho o. egsc ~ such sc;ons M be SOLD ~
Pub e Auccn on tr 18Th day Of july aud The net proceeds
be paid StO khodcrs sad aiof the II OF AGs ls
according % their respective interests
Tie Government Tax the sooye mentioned spporuon-
nent viii DO paid by tao COMPANY
By order Of tie Boerd,
ISAAC y. SEYMOUR TTesurer.
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fettnres anh alertin9s

" ". SUMNER, esq, of Texas, will give
L. li, experience Of . Southern Barbariiie." ..
J,udk.. Bsecisss: Admission fce Seats reserved 10
Ladies.
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Chances for Dnsinsss Met1.

A VALUABLE IRON NINE fer SAla.-ln
y tho Torn 81 ssrensc Costly Of untsl. S,as u New
Yo-t Fof further nsfcusr- nqsiro sflSAtC PUfSELL,
NJ 9tg clrrh At aid EDWARD LATHAM, No ia Chrys'
tic T. NeT-Nork, CHARLES y MlNOO 1t Gee hstseT
Ink Fasiory, Jersey City, n.
nRUG STOKE tor hALE-fincly locsleu
end doing as excellon. sasness sssy p,ioas
Particulars siyen by Mr. 8. kERsEREAD, o. SoAsxela
Bros & Co.'S corner William and bsoknsn sts.
&1M ONO WANTED WANT 81. this is sum =. ,,. n
eas Canadian Reel Estate sscsTity worth ges sxes .no
snoant. For particulars, address DRAWER. Ne b!eI'
ford Canada West.
N. u. None but principals ssed spp'y.
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Financial.
-ATION,L BANK of the CITY

Of NENv-yDRK, designated Dep1siary aud FinancAI
Agen. II tho Tinod States Nos % and - Finest two hoe'
below no Sbressury haYe on hand zai receive subs P
tions for the Tf'N-FtRrY BONDS eonvort ibe SE|En-
TllRriES into 1881 BONDS and attend 20 AZ oHsi os COZ
~ ircouvercpcc OF sddrc, sing noyernncn ~ applying I"
this Bank. MOhhio hElthbh, ffesluoH"
d. W. VAUGHAN CashieT