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The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

RENISIscENcss or JsYr. DAVIS ,Np TwiGas
Rev. Dr. Evaris. Of Chicago. in a recent
sermon, said:
The spot in our lake can be pointed ont -
you where a young lieutenant 10 the United
States army was once vell-uigh drowHcl. lie
went down, as il was supposed ios ile last
time. when assistance reached BIN. lie was
Scued, and after much dilicul.y restored a
Consciousness. The young lieutenant is now
the President Of the insurgent d" "Couicdelacy
Jefferson Davis.
About the same time there was au0thcI
United States officer stationed here who's,
treatment Of his soldiers was 80 iyraunicai tha
they resolved to put an end 10 him. One 4
Their number evcltd pistol at hlm The ca
snapped. The sleeping officer awoke and iiyc
to belray the United States forces ufler hi
command in Texas 10 the enemy Ills namI
is David f. Twiggs.
Behind this ";rowujng Providence howcvefI
God hides" the smiling face which be b..
in reserve for a nation reunited. and redtcme
of that infamous institution which pr9mpte
Davis to rebellion, Twiggs 10 troachefy. al
gave both OF them the plantation manners
which almost cost the latter his lic
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

A YorxG daughter Il Mayor Gun,herI
New York. was knocked overheard fror
Yacht on the North River. recently. aud I'd
have been drowned bel 10. Captain MuH
plunged in aud rescued Der a. the immi1
peril Of bis own life The father gave hil
check at once for one thousand dollars
another gentleman handed bin tao huu
aud fifty dollars as a token u appress
OF bis daring and courage
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

coPPERHEADs CoNFoUSDED.-The Rev. Col.
Moody, in a speech at Columbus, Ohio, said
that he bad prayed the Almighty to go to
Chicago and confound the enemies of the
country, and he believed He had done so. The
only way the Lord had been able to Illustrate
the building of Babel was by confounding the
language of the builders so that they could not
understand each other, and just in this way He
had destroyed the power of the Copperheads at
Chicago. They say peace when they mean
war, and war when they mean peace, and hence
their counses had been disconnected and their
efforts would come to naught
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Foreordinanon.

That distinguished modern philosopher Josh
Billings gets of the following:
We kommease hfe--we are somebody's ba.
by-we have a4xen hare-we 60 TO district
skule-we slide down hiil-we p'a hockey
We have tn smoke and dad oursel's aien grorr
all IL oJsi- Thus tF natnF has piped, aai NC
have dauSed, aud there haiui been no fddler
tu pa but now comes in the speshial ordaiu-
ment times. | have bin through with aNl
this miSeif and stood or the ,hrashoi Young
uaa. looking around retidy TO be ordriued.
.eil as Tho wud give So al least Il ssmbad.
dy wud cum along aud oriain me, and loi nc
pitch in. | waited for SIX weeks Il rekocct
right. aud never got be tust smell 81 emmy
ordaiuing Then Souk aded 10 o-iail miscif
hit or miss The faSi thing | tried or was 80
akers ovland In the western kiutty. ordered
the veuiSon and wild turkey and poss,ims iew
leave FOR was a going ,ew farm. J ordered
. log house and much ra.e fence imuegia'ely.
aud put IN krop of wheat and procured ssiue
and woke Of s,aggS | worked two years.
had the ageT and lille crops principally, ard
managed 10 sjuk the farm siasgs | hain, seen
either oy them from that la. aul don't think
want tn. | didn't seem 20 be spcshiaily or
dajned ioT farming IN the western kentry.
Since that time have tried every Kind Of
business that | could hear on. and haiut been
speShially ordained We, in mi knollege The
fauIt all LAYS in the different kiud @! buzncss,
haiut the least doubt he bizness than was
designed for me probably haiut been ordaiuct
ye'. but intend to keep boring, and when l
30 strike lie lhare will be good time gene
rally in my immegiate uaboFhood. hav got
any quantity Of lTeUds ,;Acy doat seem toI
cum by ordinashunl got mise. AID ma0ageI
to keep them by not a>k,ug them ''r any'hing
but advise; You cant ask ,nnything Of man
that he loves tn gave more, AID that A0s.s h.m
less, than advise.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-29

The St. Nicholas as heretofore, will be kept as q
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

A LADY who has sufficient Furniture for part
N OF house would Ike 10 meet with Gentleman who
I, DESTROYS Of finding BOARD with person who understands
how home attractive IN every of the wori who
would be vii ing and IA able assis. her In Furnishing
Centeel House and receive bis Board in The
advertiser widow without children, T. hirhiy educ,ied.
and accustomed 10 every refinement. Responsible parties
alone invited to address Ars. SHERWOOD, Brooklyn
Post. Ofhce.
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'THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Il SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, r. d
phrs{rfau = rfrfgrdfnsrv IN the Oueen


Prepared from prescription Of sir j. Clarke, ~. d.,
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This well known medicine Is imposition but sure and
safe remedy Tor Female Difficulties and OJstuctions from any
whatever and although powerful remedy II contains
nothing luTtful the constitution. To married ladies
II is peculiar suited IL viii In short time, bIing on the
monthly period with regularity.
Ia Of Nervous aud Spinal Affection, PaE In the Bach
and Limbs Fatigue blight eIertion Palptaon Of tho
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills Will effect
when oil other have failed; and although powerful
remedy do contain IRON calonel, anony anything
hUrtful TO the constitution -.
Full directions in the pile. around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
For full prtcusts get pamphlet, free OF the agent.
N. B.Fl and postage stamps Enclosed to any authorized
agent win insure bottle containing over 20 pills b. return
mail Sod by all druggists.
JOB MosEs, 10. "a Courtlsndt.st., New.York.
Sole United States cent
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TOR SALES FARMS, containing from 5
10 Is acres each, with improvement depot e52ut
20 milo. fropI tai, city Ere Esilssy. Apply 10 A. NJ
LYON No. - Wsls.
NOR SALE.-The desir able 3-stOry brick
u HOUSE No. 100 Est 3th-st., with Carpets Oicloihs
Gss Fixtures and PaoT Furniture. Has all the modern Inn
and excellent repair Can be seen only
nor SALE-On 5th-ay., above Madison
Il square, q fnt-class English basement HOUSE. Pheo
$4,000 Or LET or LEASE with It's ee.an. furniture
900 per month. Apply to
HOMER MORGAN
Hn No. Pinest.
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Real gstats for Sale.
[See also friction Sd-s.l
CORNER STORE aud FULL LOT, HOUSE


CORNER STORE aud FULL LOT, HOUSE
~ four stories. WIcr snd Gas-besi Bnsincs' stand a.
ESlbethport n :. For SALE liberal sfHis Apply
10 owner. p. Z. KELLOGG. No. IS frarst. h."-ioA.
nOCK PROPERTY for SALE-With large
~ SrORHdOUSE, Ne, excellent location fo- an ron
lumber coal coupany has 10 ieet water 'front.' WIN TRACK
connecting with the Central Railroad 81 NcwJe!seyi 4 SIT
uaed Eisabrthpoit n. J. f0. partIcula apply TO
t. r. KELLOGG No. 100 Pear IT,, y. J.
EARM FOR SAIE.-That very desirable
Farm. situated Market ST. Paterson, H. j. aquaer OF
mile the iLiioad Depot On the Yarn Is sood owe
Inc house aud ootage f0T farmers man. wish ;he necHssay
ouibdilg-. Tie contains about 70 acres more % ess
and will be soil IN who or in three parts and easy
no, sold By the 10Th p April II will be sold By public one
ton that isy The pres-s 81 20 O'Clock a. 10 u III be
sold also the ay all the Stock and Farming Tools OF
the above Farm consisting Of two colts two cows one yke
Of oxrn hofsc p. and lot Of poultry. Also one
Mosin ginschue, Cousneilrr, flaming M arows Flows,
Revolving 10y ReLe WAGONS. aud Sheds with numerous other
articles For further particulars, apply TO Ne. LYNCH, ou
the premise TO Mr. JAMES LYNCH. No 81 BIoone It,.
10 JOHN O'SEiLL, No. 10 Main-st., Paterson.
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DHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
FOR SS2,OOO.OoO.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPENED WITH
Messrs. SCHUCHARDT Sc GERHARD,
No. 81 EAssAU-sT.. NETWORK.

TIE CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY offer FOR sale ONE MILLION
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of their FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, in sums OF One Thousand Dollars
each maturing in Thirty years bearing interest The rate OF
per cent per payable the City OF Ne~l OK
90 the frs. days of April and October In each yesr.
These Bonds secured by First and omy Mortgage on
the property income and franchises Of the Railway Company
Frederick Schuchardt and Henry Morgan OF the
ely OF New ioIk, Trustees.
The remaining Nine Hundred Thousand Dollars Of Bonds
set apart and remain in the hands Of the said Irus-
toes for the purpose Of being exchanged for tho indebted
Of this Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad Company running
om La Crosse to ogsnRor, this effected the W
viii forr First and only Mortgage lire OF rosd ITO miles
I'm length extending from Chicago to where y con
with the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Railro9 FORM
ng the shortest line by 20 miles between Chicago and Sncin
natl and by miles the shortest line between LGuisve and
Chicago.
IL teiu also open connection Nth Road IN operation
stirey and rery direct Res from Chiedgo 70 Ne York
PHILADELPHIA Balfpor dali Eastern Cief The disdns
5et,oeen Chicaco and Ns0 York by m route being shorter
han By either Of the eristiag lines via DuRiyk Bsrato.
The road under contract and the most strenuous
efforts being made to have open Tor traffic during the
taummer Of 1854
the Bonds maturing during the progress OF
Tho work has been provided for and will remain deposit
With the Bankers Of the Company Messrs SCHUCHARDT
S3EBHARD No. 81 Nsssaus to whom the Company refer
further particulars and who're subscription books for this
loan have been opened-No. 81 Niams, New York Dec.
80 1863. w. ID. JUDSON, President
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Amuscmenis.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THH OPERA
IA MATINEE.

LAST WEEK BUT ONE or THE 0PEnh
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON Klrch s. all,
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
Positively orsy tmo a, matinee OF GounoSs
FAUST
CArD-Mss Kellogg not ye, being able 10 si,c a. win be
from TIE ann"ted statement Of her physciaa
hlne. FREDERlCi.hiMMER
hs in the kndest nsne consented 10 appear "a tho part q
Mar-hsral at to-day Matinee.
To MAX MARETzEK esp
SIR: MIS- Kellogg recovering from her anuerva bit It
viii not be heI 70 sing before Tuesday Of week
New.Yord Friday, March T. lIgl j. T. GRAT NJ. d.
scenery appointments, ad the following very complete
cast:
Msrshara.. .Mrne. FREDERICK HEaNER
Mile. HENRIETTA StTLZER
Eaust..................Sig. FRANCISCO MALZOLFNI
v.lrntin....................S FERNANDO BELLSNI
Mephestopheles.. hANibAl BIACuI
Nugner.. log. bF y
MartLg.....................M Mics FANNY STOChTUN
neioy...........,... AK MARETIEK
NOTICE -Sig. BELLlNl, in order TO give eclat to sse
performance, has accepted the comparatively small part OF
' Glentin.
ADMISSION 81. NO RESERVED SEATS.
Tickets now be had at the regular ticket Offices and a.
al the principal music and hotels.
EOTCEodie- particularly requested norder 70 ayol
yrnenc. purchase their tickets in adgoncei great
crowd being xrected Three additional ticket Offices ana en-
ts.nee doom will be opened.
on MONDAY EVENING, March Z, att
LAST WEEK OF 1HE SEASON.
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financial.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.


NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
IN TO he located ncar the
CORNER or BROADWAY AND CANAL-ST.
The Capital Of this Bank g. TO be increased to
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
The present STOCKHOLDERS have The reserved ,let to
After that time the DIRECTORS will proceed distribute
laid increased stock such psie. viii be most for the in
Booi, viii be opened MARCH 4, 1864, for application
LiVERMo ORR cLE II. s G. No 30 wALL.sT,
and at the Temporary Otioe No 33J Broadway.
Payments Doth The po'et stock and the Increased will
IS per cent March 20 per cent April 20 cent May
SsS ~ PEI sec? socSboScr NAV v IN the oS amount them
unpaid ard be allowed interest at te rate Of Sin FER CENT
No fTtheT crea.~ q the capital stock Of this Bsnk will be
ade unless ordered by majority Of the votes Of the Stock
JOSEPH u. ORvIS,
WILLIAM A. Kobe,
THOMAS A.VYSE, JR.,
BARNET l.. SOLOMON n,-...o-.
GEORGE A. FELLOWS, (Ni'''oi''
CHS MNZESnERfgR,
j. %. WHIfEHOUSE, ]
OyYicE OF TnR PENINSULA RAILROAD Co. or MIcnIe.s,
No WelIst NV DIRK, Feb. 20, 1904. {
rENHE COUPONS due March /, 1864, from the
a Bonds Of his Compeny viii be paid aud after that
date, presentation at this Office.
JAMES II. YOUNG. Treasurer.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
FouETu AUDITORS OFFICE March /, 1864 !
NOT1CE.-All persons having claims against
the estate of JAMES MoMAMEE late seaman, Y. s s.
Levaut hereby required to exhibit the with salts
factory vouchers to the office OF the Fourth Auditor of the
Treasury, within four months from this date.
STEPHEN J. W. TABOR, Auditor.
OyrIcE OF THE TRApEsxES 8 FIRE INSURANCE. CoNpAsI)
NO. l53 Bowery, corner Broomesi. New-ioIs.
March |, 1854.
rI,HE ANNUAL ELECTION for Thirty Di-
rectors and Three Inspectors OF Election Of this Com
pany win be held TUESDAY March g. 1864 their Office
No. 153 Bowery. Poll. open from u to o'clock.
Il. Y. BROWN, Secretary.
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TllanrtaI.

<yv1er or THE GRooxRs' FIRk Insurance. CoNrAST, }
No e W ALLsr EEw.l oKK, March 1864 }
a7TH DIVIDEND Board OF Directors .olS
~ have this day declared SEMi-aNNqAL ~ iDfND
GoMpANY payable demand free Of Goyrr T Tar
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NOTICE 10 LADIES' HAIR DRESSE rs

- NJ HEWLETT, the great Temperance Or
-. aer employed for the ast IL years BY the s. Of
his Union sentitn n narrowly escaped hanging
and had to y North will deliver his nithprovokng and or
liant Rum and Rebellion at the Cooper Institute .
WEDNESDAY EVENING March g. under the auspices q
the Grand Division OF 8 OF IT, commanding O'CLOCK e
T. Banuin esq. will preside Admission - esss
a A. 4 T. BhRsA6LEY, Xmaass~sss..
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MANHOOD and the Yigor of Youth Restore

MANHOOD and the Nlg0r OF YOUTH RESTORED
vi in -Four Weeks by DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE ofLlFE.
This wonderful agent will restore Manhood to the most
Shattered Constuon whether arising from EIces,es solo
Abuse the Elects OF Climate, Natural Causes. The time
required the most yeerate Is four weeks m
urs is impossible. DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE is
sold In with Instructions for for SJ four qnant
ties In for 80 Sent carefully packed receipt Of remit
by his accredited agent Circulars sent free receipt
Of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND no. al Broome.,t,
One door ves, from Broadway. New'fork.
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EOR SALE, in the town Of Rye, near the
Il Sound HOUSE and -FOUR ACRES OF LAND, with
Barn small orchard and other uii good neighbohood, ten
minutes Poehe.ter Depot Inquire OF D BAlLlE
10. 73g Broadway.
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THE GREAT MORAL DRAMA

CEVENTEENTH WARD-ELECTION NO.
y TICE-Noce is hereby Gyea that ,he Executive Com
ruitteo of the AyIlth WARD UNION ASSOCIATION hss
procured Ballots for the Election to be Led TUESDAY,
Mach 1906 which will DO distributed the several Elee-
ton Districts election day. frends OF the Soldiers m
favor the Amendment to tue Constitution may obtain them
also on or aer SATU RDAi March l364 at the following
places: Bowery Hotel No. 3g5 BoweEy; Lincoln Hail. NO
10 Houstonst, and at tho Headquarters Of the German
Union Club No. 3 5hs, By order Of the Executive COM
mi,tee, HENRY ,. NALLAlt ffesldstI
EoRxIs WHITNEY, HERMAN \. BAScEI, Sec ro;4ries.
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rENHE APPROPRIATION
l. AND NETWORK CIRQUE.
CpPosts the Academy Of Music, Fourteenth st
iroprletof. a ~ I'd 'D'N
THIS SATURDAY. AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
AND EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
Which remember, Is
THE LAST WEEK THE Last WEEK
POSITIVELY OF
MR. HENRY COOKIES GREAT CIRCUS TROUPE OF
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS,
THE MOST UNPARALLELED SUCCESS EVER
KNOWN ~ AMERICA.
They appear syery afts moon audeyeuiug.
IN CONJUNCTION WITH
THE MAMMOTH EQUESTRIAN COMPANY.
ENDLESS VARIETY Of ENTERTAINMENTS
EATON STONE,
The renOw ned bare backed rider.
Mr. II. HEMAilNGS,
tho celebrated tight-rope performer and equestrian
Madame JEANETTE ELLSLER,
the famed aItse the corde easiigue.
HOUSES CROWDEDTO OVERLOOKING.
PEALS OF LAUGHTER -
AND SHOUTS OF APPLAUSE
AT THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
TEE PRICES REMAIN Usual viz Reserved Stalls,
rs ocnt, Dress Circle so Children half prcel Anph
rs Doors afternoon at Il evening 81 IT,
Matinee commences at q Evening performance ut g.
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NOR SALE on MURRAY HILL-A first
Il class tlreestory brown-.tone HOUSE, No 260 LeIns
tousy. VIII be ssd cheap II applied for soon fcr pireu'
laI, iuouiJe Of the owner JAMES DONALDSON,
No. Leroy place, Blceckerst
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PERUVIAN OINTMENT,

PERUVIAN OINTMENT,
and the PJJRiFYING-R EISvIGORATlNG "sfRUP DE
LOXAn used hnutneo usly efsdicses from tie system
RHEUMATISM GOVT, and RHEUMATIC GOVT, which,
TO cure eec,usy be attacked in the nrow and bones
where they rooted Stiff joints, keuralic swelings
Pains Sc &C. are speedily relieved By those remcd'es-
The Purifying Iteinvgorating SYRUP DE LOAA Il Tar
more purifying In i,s effects than sny prepared Ssrapfl
Il il Invaluable the OF old Tenacious Deases proceed
ns impurty Of the Blood, Invet.aio honsuess, fe
male Complaints CutaneOus Diseases, General Debility
Weak aud restores to the body its original Health Beauty
aud Sigor
valuable strengthening the Lungs and Chest erhdcang
Bronchitis Coughs Hoseness, lndpent Consumption 6ci
&c Public Speaker. end SingeTs IN using this pechc will d
IL invaluable FOR restoring the voice 70 M original cearnes
"SYRUP De LOXA,"cf per Bottle; PERUVIAN OIL,
any part of the u s. British Provinces receipt OF funds
General Depot, No 90 Libertyst n. " }; w. CARLE
Agent and sold by d. ;. Barnes Co., No 2O2 Broedway r.
c. Wells Co. No rs Fraukn-stj ]. Sbords, No SO Dey
j. Young No. 80 Nsrckst, and BY Druggists generally
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fNOR SALE-llandsome frame MANSION, III
coulee order Carriage end ,iI heavily shaded
Lots situated hh ground just below tho Central PAs on
5lh M between Broadway and 7hay - aTed, nee church
e or for public institution offers superior advantage for
inves,mr Apply tine premises or to W. }. STEWART,
No. 1871 sOuth.tt.
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ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS Of tho UNION

VISION. formerly called the LEAyENW0RTH, PAWEEE
AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.-The under
signed holder Of the stock Of the sad Company large
amount having lately sent sscn Kansas who es obtained
important information concerning the affairs OF the said
Company hereby invites you to communicate with him per
sonal by letter at his Office No 4s Pnes IN the City Of
New York preparatory to meeting for consultation in respect
60 the present situation OF the Company and with reference
20 the annual meeting Of the ockhodcf which 10 be held
~ Leaysawoh. Kansas, on the hr., Monday Of April next
COURTLAkDT L. DlAON.
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NOR SALE-TRINITY CHURCH PROP.
ERTY.-The following valuable Real Estate Is sneIei
for sac on liberal terms b. tie Corporation Of Trinity
Church; ,.,.- T.
Iup,oy CLARKsox AVID LrRor srs-b lots o' ground IN
ons pot comprising entire front Of the BLOCK on the e~'
sids Of Hudson st. between Clskson md LcIoy' beng
2O3 fee, on Hudaon by l6J feet Garrison and Isfoyf
REIpH lots the north side q Heatc 49, between
West Broadway and Chuch gssT bez ~ feet fonl BY
about 81 feet inches deep.
GAEEswIoH VksTRY 0Tsl le on ths northeast cor
Of Greenwich aud Vesy.t, p feet Ioa on Ocen"h'
~ by 100 feet on Nestry-.t. =.
Two lot. GTeenwehsl, adjoining TIE above each 70
feet front by 100 feet deep. o.,
VEsTRr ir-5 lots on vsstrys adjoining the Greenwich
s lots being together 1876 feet front by 81 fe5 inches deep
DKsBRossEs rs lots Desbros'essi In Tear 81 tho
Vesy IT. lots being together u Zee; front Dcsbrofs-s a. by
o. feet inches deepi and lot or Desoro'scs ao Va
rear tho ystrys ots % feet on by 81 feet inches deep
GREEyvicH Sri lot No. l0 Gferngichst, between
Thames aud Rector Sta q fee; 'front.' p feet rear By about
l03 feet drep. 1865. %,
No. % WARRKx sr-rhe valuable store and lot No. %
Wscns; Iseei Ia ~ feet front by 80 iscs
deep.
Application may be made Il The Vetry oaee corner O.
WM T.. DUNSCUAB, Controller
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ale0ital.


D-PERU has been long Known FOX its MATKRlA MEDi
CA The Science Of Medicine lie ether branches Of human
knowledge ard in II, march bringing to light every "a,
new materials tending alleviate the suffering OF mankind
DIR GONZALES GOVT and RHEUMATIC
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TINANCIAL.-The Subscriber offers for
n SALE, in sums to suit purchaser, $4,000 OF the
BONDS OF RICHMOND COUNTY: These Bonds are Is
eue for the purpose Of recruiting and authorized BY late
acts OF the Legaure They bear interest ce pay
able annually Capitalists invited 20 examine TINS IN
Vestment at the Office Of HENRY J. STEBBlNS SONS,
No 70 Exchange place. where fu information regarding the
PETER 5. WANDEL,
Treasurer Richmond County
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CRY OF VIEW YORK
Nos. n and 20 PINE ST., NEW YORK. FEB. 2, 1874 }
IN FIFTY PER CENT Of the CAPITAL STOCK Of thi,
BANK will be required to be paid in follows w.;
Twenty-Five per cent o MONDAY, Mach :, pIoAimo.
Twenty.fye Der cent on THURSDAY, March H. rroIimo
10 those who desire to pay the y cent in foil n'eTe.
the last per from date Of payment to its ma
turity. -
The Transfer Books win close the 9th proxmo and re-
InAih oi''eu NN'N '''' '' GEORGR oPDYKE President
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A FARM FOR SALE-At Far Rocksway
~ 10 miles from ~ Y. containing 30 ACRES Of LAND, Ii
rood order, with Horses Wagons Farming utensi &c
Inqur. Of L. CARMAN the premises. or 10 MATTHEW
KANE, No. 8 GsnsevooTt-sL, N. \. City.
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A Lien, VAN buren, g. LUCKEY,
"A BANKERS
GOVERNMENT CLAIMS OF ALL KINDS,
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Possessing superior facilities for collecting all claims against
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No CaARas MADE UNLESS COLLECTED
Refer by permission TO
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