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AUCTION SALES.
Fer ether Auction sales see first page.
THIS AFTERNOON AND To. NOR Row

TRgsTEES SALE OF OVER THREE ACRES
HATI9NAL RACE cotRsE Al xGoTioN.
sell By virtue tS Of deed e trust to the sabscrbs!.
~ as, q and as one Of n. land records for shc
county of Warrington, in the District of Coiu1-
bus, st o'clock p. m, on the premises. the follow.
ing describe HT1psTty' Hias and being in the
Part Of \ idge Tract beginning for the same at q
stone msr> ed the northeast corner OF dEe Tract
at fs junciio, with st. Elizabeth tract and Themes
running by a N sgnetic course north IS degrees and
s, minutes vest .'lons the vest boundary Of said
thence south Is de- rrees and 90 minutes west 3
chains and 90 links 70 stase, tnencs sopth IS %.
stake get on the boundary line sepsiatins the said
part Of Ridge tract from the tract lying cast There
Of, thence north Is degrees and 50 minutes n east
along said boundary line chaA> ms ana 20 links 70
the place Of beginning being PA ailel lines con
tanning three acres and four perch es' the same
more or lese, ,..
nue. stamps as the cost of purchaser.
If the terms of sale are not complied 18th in ave
days after sale the trustee reserves the sight 70
resell the pro perty the risk and cost Of th nrs
purchaser, by giving three days notice of such re-
WIN MORGAN, Trustee:
ap2l-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots.
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IN NOTICE.
i HERE Will be meeting of all the housekeeps
ers of the District of Columbia at
BONTZ Il GRIFFITH'S
HOCSEFURNISH1NG ESTABLISHMENT,
500 It'll street, bet,ceen and SIS,
to examine their immense stock of
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
And HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS in general
which they selling at less prices than they can
be bought for at the manufactures.
They also make q discount of 10 per cent. on all
bills of $50 and upwards. -
Sign OF THE HIGH AWNING
BONTZ & GRIFFITH.
369 Seventh street,
my2n-6t Alex Gaz 4 Jour.l bet and SITS.
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EOR SALE BY
For SALE BY
IL K EATON,
REAL STATE BROKE

IL EATON,
REAL STATE BROEER
AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS STAND, STOCK,
FIXTURES, LEASE AND GOOD WILL.
Business wen established and profitable. rare
opportunity is offered in the above sale to man
of energy aud business tact.
Stock well selected and entirely new. The store
has been newly painted and decorated.
neat. well furnished BED ROOM adjeins the
store.
The whole will be sold cheap Terms: One-half
cash balance 30 and 60 days. Full particulars
will be stated to purchaser and reasons for selling
stated
FOR SALE
A splendid BRICK YARD.
FOR RENT
Two we'll furnished HOUSES in good locations.
HALL & EATON
my q IT. corner of 18th and T streets
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TIE CHA rssT AID BEST HAIR DIE IN TEE WosLp
Nero Eadss on Washss Ont.-Upnam' o Hair Dys,
30 cents box The best in use. Try It. Sold by
S Ford corner 18th street and Penn. avenue,
washington; ard Henry Cool, Alexsndris.
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DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEnIHAL, URIHARY
aEpsExuAL sYsTEMs-new audr ella BILE ire atment-
In Reports Of the Howard Associstion..Sent By
Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso-
citation, No South Ninth street. Phi edelpht9
pa NH 2-Sm
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DYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctioussrs

RYJ.C MCGUIRE CO., AuctioHesrs'
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT an, yAp Y MT I LOT
NTTENTr AND FIRST STREET WEST.
On THuRsTAY AfTER No Ny s, q 40 'e T.
Snn '"e No sse fronting about feet Oh north
ST. cot bstwsen Neg Jersey avenue and First 81
~ reIi built two story aud attic Brick Dvelitex
erceIient water in the yard.
Also. adjoining on the east q. Vacant LOT ABOUT
70 by 50. A. ~ In =; = ara
<reIya months with interest, secured ~ deed OF
tfns, OF nd STAMPS a cost Of the puseha
se mpy.p.s 10, MoauI1sA o.. Asas.,
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DycpEEN WILLIAMS. Auctionsera.

RlScr,ou GALE OF HORSES. COWS. WAGONS.
ASSRTS. "a KRI AGE HARNESS PL0Ws, Hss-
ROWS. CULTIvAToKIss+ r GAkD anx MIDI ri
SShWs AND HOUSEHOLD FU RNITURE..
On WEDN EsDAY. the 26rh instant. at 10 o'clock
Mar I'd and O street north, 1.-THE flag viii dssignsts
the ulsce ali Of his stock, ana Garden Implements
to the highest bidder, for cash. 49,
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1T rs IMPORTANT that carpenters and build
ers should know that H. w. Hamilton, agent,
at No 562 7th street, has constantly on hand
superior assortment Of sashes, blinds, mould
tngs, bracket, balusters, window frames and
all such material and articles as are needed by
builders and carpenters. Sales cheap and ar
ticles durable. See advertisement.
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Bold ROBBERY.-Tueeday night Christie
pher Bode was robbed in the house OF Thomas
Kehoe, on 9Th, between ID and E streets south
Bode with some companions went to this
house and drank together, and Bode fell asleep,
and when he awoke he found he had been
robbed of his gold watch, coat and vest, and
ass in money. Wednesday night detectives
McDevitt and Clarvoe met man named w
h Dorsey, drunk, and who had on his person
the coat stolen from Bode. They arrested him,
and Justice Thompson sent him to jail for a
hearing. Dorsey then told him that Kahoe
took the watch from Bode, and a third party
not arrested gave him Dorsey the coat. Ka-
hoe has been arrested, and was also sent to
Jail for q hearing; but was subsequently re-
leased on bail for hearing this afternoon at 3
O'Clock before Justice Thompson.
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and the greater part of them having been -pur
and Philadelphia by one of our nrnn, we are ena-
bled to offer great many desirable articles at
purehaSers do themselves justice if they fail to
examine our stock and prices before hasing.
We name in part few very desirable goods for
stock on hand, We are selling them under the mar
ket price
Fine Black All wool Lama Cloth. 2 yards wide
Single width Grape Maret and Worsted Grena-
Lupin S best quality shalley,
twenty i've pieces Lu pin S Black Bombazines
Fifty pieces Black and White Dress Goods in
STRIPED and rG Ghe eesei SosnmbiSues
Black and White Ginghams of superior quality
sa s.eE ssnS sh iRe
Plain Black Delsines, in single and double
English Grape Wells in all qualities, and in. the
Black English Grape, by the yard, in all quail
ALSO JUST OPENED
One Of the most choice aSsortments of COLORED
DRESS GOODS ever offered in this market, com
found this side of New York
100 pieces beautiful Grenadines, Florentines, and
100 pieces ga and Ga Mozambiques in all Of the
most desirable colors in use.
ALSO ON HAND-
splendid stock OF SPRING CAssIMEkES, suit
able for Gents and Boys wear, which we are selling
exceeding cheap, compared with the prices charged
elsewhere. One price only. All goods marked IN
plain figures at 'h w. Ose's frrs Riifs BRO
No IS. opposite Center Market,
my eo-eo6tif between 7th and 9th streets.
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TIE PATENT OFFICE FAIR

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1864.
The undersigned, Committee on Finance,
have this day examined all the accounts and
vouchers of the late Fair held at the Patent
Once Building, and find that the entire amount
received up to this date is.......... S36,O53 81
Amount paid out on account Of pur-
chase Of goods, expenses, &c........ 10,67s IL
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ING LOTS on Thu Island Az PUBIC AUC.

SNCG FKAME HOUSE AND MINI GOOD BCIL0-
ING LOTS0 ON Thu ISLAND AT PUBLIC AUC-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. May 3. at o sleca.
on the premises, We shall sell. orsinsa Lots Nos.
81. and u. in Square No ~, fronting together
LAG feet inches on south L street between Sd Snd
~ stI Gets vest running back lss feet sches 70
of them i'm proved by neat and we'll bsilt two
story frame dwelling the whole surrounded with .
Title perfect.
Terms: Ons-haf cash, the remainder IN six
months. with interest, secured BY . deed OF truss
on the Pr misses
"A payment Of $50 on eseh Lot win be required q
the time o sale.
ConyeysnceS at the cost Of the purchaser.
my. 3-toddS &c Mc9UIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
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We have found the books and vouchers Of
the Treasurer, Mrs. L. T.. Chittenden, correct,
and her duties performed in a business ike
manner. b. Il. FRENCH, President
w. b. TODD, ,,,,,u,,....
MRk M L. NICHOLSON, Oo Finause
MRS. d. W. BLISS, VA "'e'
The books and vouchers are still in the pos
session OF the Treasurer, subject to the exam
NATION of any one interested in the Fair.
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DIED

c00 % Saturday, May .21st CLIFFORD WAYNE
oUUhDON, son of Charles Gordon, aged is wears
Tbe funeral will take place on Tuesday May Ath
q otclock p M from the residence Of his father
100 street, between 18th and 18th the friends
OF the family are respectfully invited to attend IT.
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DELIBERATE SuICIDK.-Saturday afternoon
Charles Heina, a German, who boarded at
Jutz's Hotel, corner of 10th and G streets, COM
mitfed suicide by taking poison at the dinner
table, of which he died in few moments The
cause of the act is not certainly known; but it
is alleged by some persons that he anticipated
a spell of sickness that would conftne him to
bed a long time, and he chose to die thus rather
than suffer. Others say that pecuniary en-
barrassm ent pressed upon his mind, and dis
appointment urged him TO the act. The jury
of inquest decided "That the said Charles
Heina came to his death by voluntarily swal-
lowing a poison, named cyanwretum potassii,
at the dinner table, which caused his death
Aiaf alx NJ Tar
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LICENSES TO BE RENEWED.
CoLLEcToR's OFFICE,
Tnited States Internal Repenus, ID. c >
Washington, May l9, 1854. !
Persons in business in the District of Columbia
are hereby notified that all licenses under the
United States Excise law expired May !, 1854 and
must be renewed before june lst ortherwise the
penalties prescribed by law will be enforced
l.. CLEPHANE,
Collector for District of Columbia,
my2O6t Office 46e Seventh ST., near F.
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IN 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT
JU,UuV PRINCES Stamping Depot, -3s1 p
street, opposite Patent Office and get their Stamp
there other Richards in the field ladies better
look out that they come to Princes. who is the
only practical hand in the city. Be sure you go to
street, opposite Patent Office. mh4
Nv -sECOND-HAND FURNITURE
w Also. Mirrors. Carpets, Beds, Bedding and
Housefurnishins Goods of every description.
r. BUCHLY a2s 7th street
NH g. bet G and II. east sidel
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100 OTHER HOUSES AN LOTS for sale, in
all parts of the city HALL i EATON,
Real Estate Brokers,
my l-1f In md Esta
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AN ELEGANT

my2c-st (Alex. Gag. 4 Jour.l BET, I and
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A RARE CHANCE FOR PERSON JUST 60
"A ins into business. TWO SHOW CASES; also.
store. Also, q lot of FRENCH FLOWERS which
will be sold cheap. Apply at No. 432 street,
D-StF
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" WOMAN, to cook, wash iron and
W do general homework in a small family.
Good wages to one who is worth it.
w. e. CHANDLER,
Vermont av , between 18th and l4th sts.,
o. If Name
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Corporation Notices.
$I,OOO,OOO .1 hoAN' 20.
COUNTY OF NEW.YORK.
PROPOSALS FOR 81, ,00O.O 900 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS.
(BEING THE BALANCE NOT AWARDED ON BIDS
FOR S200e 600 OPENED APRIL 2, 1861

Sealed Proposals win be received at the Comptroers office
until SATURDAY, April 49, 1864 st2 O'Clock, p. when the
will be publicly opened for the purchase OF the whole eI
any part Of the OF Ore Million Dollars Of the Soldiers
Bounty Fund Bonds" authorized by an Ordinance OF hc
Board Of Supervisors passed March 49, 1884, and b. act o
the Leg Of the State of New York passed February
lGG4 being tie amount awarded bids for 81 coo9o
opened April >, 1854.
The said bonds will bear ntees. at the rate OF six per cent
per aum payable semi annually the hr day OF May and
November in each year. and the principal will be redeemabe
follows Five hundred thousand dollars November j. 1883
and FIVE hundred thousand dollars November |, 1880.
The proposals wall state the smoant OF bonds desired and
the pce per hundred dollars thereof and whose
proposals are accepted will heeupon be required to deposit
with the County Treasurer the awarded to them re-
speeively.
On presenting to The CoproIe the receipts Of the County
Treasurer such deposits the parties viii be entitled to re-
scve bonds Or equal amounts Of the value Of the sans
awarded to them bearing interest from the date oi en'
Each proposition should be sealed and indoTed Prop'sas
for Soldiers Bounty Fand Bond and nclosed Ia second
envelope addressed TO the Comptroller
The reserved peet any all Of the bids, con
ssrcd necessary project promote the interests oi tIe
County. ,-,,,., ,,,.,-,,.v c-...r.,
City Of NewY York, Department oI Finance, Comptroller
Office April 4, 1864.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Uoruoratinn Noiifcs.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Department OF
" Finance City Of New.York, Office Of the o,erk o.
rMORTGAOEES or PERSONS OTHERWISE INTER
ESTED IN tns LANDS ard TENEMENTS sold for y = y
PAID ASsFSSMENTs durin- the month of October, lShl
that the DETAILED STATEMENT Of PROPERTY sui
gnredeerued from said sale published Ia The New, OK
Commercial Advertise daily newspaper printed and pu
hshed In the City OF NewYork Copies can be had on apP
cation at TIL. Office By order Of the Comptroller
AUGUSTUS PURDY, Clerk Of Arrears
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

OYFicE CaoTos AougDucF EoAsD, April 4, 1854.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Se Proposals will
be received at thi. Oce until FRlDAY the 18th day Of
April neIt II o'clock ut noon, when they viii BE- publicly
opeled for FURNISHING and CUTTING about twenty ave
hundred G. 5o) square feet OF BLUESTONE FLAGGiNG,
required ior Ito Terraces Of the GsteHouse, Of the New
Re.cvo Plans aud Specifications fJf the be seen
Oh plieslion at this ollee. -
THOMAS STEPHENs,) Cro,on
ROBr. H. DARRAGH, }Aqaeduct
A. ". CRAVEN, ) Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Oynos Cnoros Aaugpucr DEPARTMENT April 2 1864.
no CONIRACIORS.-Se sealed FRO

OYnoE CRoros AQugDUcr DEPARTMENT Apn Y isof'
TINO CONIRACTORS.--Se sealed Pr0-
poss each indorsed with the title Of the wofk Tor
which the .arle may offered win be received at ms ONCE
Until IL O'clock M Of THURSDAY, April a. Tor the con
,,ruc,on OF SEWERS In the following streets to VIII In
seveieth street. from Hudson River 20 and through Tenth
Fity eighth 10 siIeth street, with lateral branch In fty
ninth tree. 10 near Second Also In Eighth avenue
between Tne.nlh and Fourteenth sIees Also In Oliver
street between Chatham square and Madison street and
In snAok tree between Broonc aud Delaney streets And
for the construction Of IhAP-BLOCk PAVEMENTs In
Third avenue from fftyIth street to EshtyslIh street
\so IN Foreh street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues
o IN Twenty second street, from Fib 10 Sixth avenue
NV fuher apply TO the Contract Clerk ut this
Office. InUIS, 81 n.Jn..
.. 4 w. CRAVEN, } Board
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Denti5trp.

NJ Is. GRIFFIN d. BROS, No. 25S Grand
IN. 4, New.York and No. 2S7F atonst Brooklyn are ex'
tracing Teeth positively without psin by the g.e Of nrons
oxyd gas No charge for extracting whel ARTIFICIAL Ect
Gold f2s; PhtIna, sl5i Silver. sloi Rubber tio rS"s
ssh On gold, e2i sDYeT, o.. ExtTsetpg, " eept&
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

A NCHOR LINE.
n STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW:
The hne fast sailing Clde 5uih .tesmihip sRlLANNA,
Capt Fsrier, is intended % sail on FRIDAY Apr rem
PIER No ~ Eodh River This steamship lifted Ia the most
approved tye to the comfort and saey OF
Rates Of pAlaye including abundant supply iweAcooked
provisions: ,,u., Am
Second CabiB...... % Sieera-e............. 30
Payable IN currency. Apply TO o,.,Dc
No, Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT

PUBLIC AUCTION.
Al ;hs City Hell, AoNDAY, April II 1864 at o'clock
IT, viii be sod Public Auction. 20 the highest bidder
with adequate security, for term Of ten years
- from the IL dty q Nay lst,; y,,,v -
established north o. and Immediately adjoining the present
f,ny Sip the foo. Of GTsd East River, EewYoh, ~
the 20, 9: south ~ .' broosIyns e. -
be essb shed Jm tho alp basin between Piers Aos 81
aud q East RiveF Hewf0rs, to the sip foot Of Brd.e't
The Les,e Of the Franchise Of tho Feny abou to be ssab
lshed froni the zip badn between liers Nos ~ and y
Esr Rye hew.Yort TO tie loot Of south sixth street.
The aid .ever. Farry Lea'e' vii ee ,od with 2. the
rshi. privilege and sdvsnsse thereof belonging to the Cor
p''''-' - '-' '''' "f S6fUSb2ifoss.
The condition. and of the leases Be The usual
, ~ f.yr, s into by the
The lease oreaoh Of the above named ferries TO he made to
Co., md 10 can.n covenant. tS. par. of ,hs s..so or
that he they vii conduct and manage e sen eiry
ferries sgreesby TO such rules resu 'ons ordnance OF
bylaw. az are may hereafter from tne 90 li. De
made or passed by tie Common Council or state e sure
The purchaser efthe ferry lease aid it, sPpond.ss IN each
es.e Will b. required pay the time ind place OF sale TO
the Collector Of the City Revenue sum equal ~ per cent
c the bid for tie annual rent to spy on tue rent o
the fret quarter IN case he s1seaies 80 wiz ho u' ia
eovenau otherwise to be forfeited to the Corporation ne
will bs required also TO furnish ar Obligation et the same
time executed by two sares 10 ts eject That be vi" exc
cute bond with sro. 10 be approved by the C9mprohef
for the puncua payment Of the reut qu.ner yearly and Tor
the faithful execution Of the covenants OF the lease the lees
Of tie aueouec aud the expense Of the lease bonds and
revenue .Snp TO DO paid by the purchaser ard
whseyer be incurred by the Corporation Tor er IN con,
neeten with the per alp bukhcsd or premises proposed
10 be leased, during the term Of the lease.
TIE ase shA also contain covenant requiring each Ferry
boat to have attached 20 s engine fire sppssus or ioIce
amrn.ons s that used By tho Fire Department II tho City
New aud % be oscd for the ettngu.hsn oi nes
hens,e required BY hs Cee EIfnosr o, h, -,
vices the shall receive twenty collars per hour or eaeh
hosr engaged and time 70 be eoan.sd lea, 'hs one hour
MATTHEW H. BRENNAN, Comptroller
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

VIE BRITISH ASp ND, E0kt S&EsMiH1hs AshNioAN
BETWEEN EEW-lORk AND LlNEifoOL' CALLiNo
AT CORK HARBOR, ~
lND DFTWFFN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALls-
HND ina an UAIIFAX AND CORK HARBOR
.p,uf~a ~ - - 'Isav.s Bo,,on....... Wednesday, Meh 20
niN leaves New FORK .Wednesiay April 6
.tunfSi leave, Ro,ton...... w Wednesday April ID
n nT az ' leaves New. York. Wednesday April 20
.SfA Leaves sBo,ton.... "Wednesday. April n
nHera; leaves New.York.. "Wednesday, Nay
h1 h1 al leeyes Hoston. Wednesday May IL
Scnfi leaves New York w ednesday, May IS
TROx HEw-YORK TO LIVERPOOL
CihofCabin Passage. ge......'...''.'''''''"'*
Second Cabin Passage. oVW
FRoN BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
hirfCabin Passage. e....'..''.'''''.'''''''Fldxx ~
C..,rd Cab nPassage............,........ Pas % w
psvah in gold It's equivalent in United States currency
Berths not secured until paid tor.
An experienced surgeen on board
e owners of these ships VIII not be accountable iof npec
or Naab unless Bill. Ladpg having the value expressed
are signed therefor.
For Freight OF Passage apply topn 70 A. ,p.,..,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
furniture

lDFDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
1wan anled rsnusc'ure. Aso, SOLID Chesnn sI
TONS a6s Canslst opposite Wooster Established Ise.
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNIIUkE.-
AZ The best assortment Of ENAMELED fuhNlluhh, IN
all olos aud syles Walnut and Chestnt fsin ana Oi.
enisI Ia uites wholesale and Retail Also Mattresses and
Psllssse. WARREN WARD. No. ZI7 Csials''
CTORAGE for FURNITURE, PIANOS, and
TRUNKS IN the dry and hne iolts over my Piano ware
rooms 80. SO broadway, between Prince and
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
NEraopoLIrlx Fam, KEwYoRx. April 4, 1864

NgraOPoLIrAN FAIR, Nkw'I okk, APilI = Ioof I
TREkSUKER's DErARraEST. J
rg,HE OFFICE Of the TREASURER has
been removed from No. GTesJouesst. to the Metro
titan Fair Build ng Ia litb st.
Al person. desrous u contributing money are requested 70
Of the o. s. Sanitary Commission, his ofee No. 81 Broad
way up s;airs. -
Al cecAs be made payable the oder Of the Trssssrer
~ Al persons having claims sgains tie Metropolsn Far
Association are requested 10 hand their bill, Mr. Collins
the sbo usmed Office Of the U S Sanitary Comnssion
ELLEN X. STRONG, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08


Beys viii not be taken unes they sixteen years Of ssr'
stout in good health and not bso~ feet inches In Light
all the consent Of the parent, sI guardians must DO
first obtained.
TheC County bounty and the three months advance pay vii!
be paid al recruits irrespective Of elai ard hamonihy
pay be len home By sppcston 10 the PsJmaaleu Of
the vessels 10 which the recruits may BE- assigned
All neediu Information be obtained By applying at the
Naval In the Park and persons can bs enlisted and
in either Of the following rendezvous, which He
only .uhorsd BY tho Navy Department In sh' city
AL recruit, thus enlisted ssd rsesi'ins the bounes aforc'
.aa will be credited 10 the quota Of e City and County Of
New York
CAPT. OSCAR BULLUs, U. s. ~, Ne. Cherrya.
CAPT. EDWARD THOMSON. u. 8 n, No. so Water st.
LIEUT. CONDO. JEo. MCLEOD MURPHY, u. ~
No. IA Stats st.
AcTs MASTER JOHN W. COIN, U. S. ~,
No. l5S ssuthsL
O. GODFREY GUNTHER- Mayer
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Csnp,rsller.
ORIsOH BLUNT, Supervisor
WILLIAM n. TWEED, Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor
ELIJAH ~ rURDY, Supervisor.
GEORGE oPDYKE, AaIilisry Member
County Volunteer Committee
oRlsoS BLUNT, CAs.rnsa
Fsv.Yort, April 1884.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
UNITED STATE. SANITARY CoasrssIoS,l

IT S. Chm. Commission solicit Cash and Pub
" estions for Army and Navy, 0ice 30 Bibe Hou'eNY
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

VIE STEAM FERRY between NYACK and
Il TARRYTOWE Is running, connecting with an tbs
trains Of the Hudson River Railroad sp and down. stopping
Tarrytown.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

No. 623 BROADWAY, New \ oEx. April T. 1894.
WITH other important interests, affairs con-
" nectcd with the SANITARY COMMISSION cal hls
TO California FOX few months; meanwhile, correspondents
w please address all letters connected with the Commission
TO Dr. j. FOSTER JENKINS, General Secretary, No. 6SJ
Broadway, kewYoIk Private respondents viii adde's
my brother r. w. q. BELLOWS, No. 90 Wsllst Pacific
Mail Co.. who win forward my letters on the 81 l3h and
2Jd Of each month. HENRY w. BELLOWS.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

METRoPoLTr,S FAR, Tressurcrs Department
rE'HE CHAIRMEN of the several Committees
Of the metropolitan Fair Association are respectfully
requested collect the Contributions OF Money made 10 tem
and forward them 70 tie Treasurer at their earliest convent
This request rendered Necessary from tie amoun; Of
Bills being presented this Department for payment
EIIEE n STRONG. treasurer.