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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08
ou..1.Hxnr1sn 0,,cs, Nnw:YOSr, March 4 1864.

QuiarxRnnrxRs Oyuos. NHw. YORK, March L. 1864.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- his Office until II March the gh, for tho TRANS
FORMATION Of SICK and WOUNDED SOLDIERS within
be CITY OF HewYoh These soldiers to be taken from
railroad depot. and transport ships to the various Government
Hsp, within the city and nom one hospital to another
~ 40 from, one transport another large proper
on will require be carried Ia tnbuanoes comfortable
,nrns wagons and Others on stretcher,.
Bidders will state distinctly the price per man which they
iii each class Of patients Strechers will DO fur
BY Government and the spring by the bid
der ,ubjse, 70 the approval Of the MEDICAL Director.
STEWARg VAN VlIET. QgGisrpsstsE
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WARRINGTON, D. c., Feb. %, 1864.


PROPOSALS FOR ICE. - Sealed PRO
POSALs will be received at this Ofhce until ~ ococ
mr. TUESDAY March is, 1864 for the simply OF best
quality Of ICE to United States General Hospitals a. Now
Orleans La, Baton Rouge, La Key West. t aud Pen.s
cola Fa and such points the Cos, Of Texas may be
occupied as hospital during the year 1854
Proposals viii state price per hundred pounds. delivered
daily required by Surgeons In charge Of hospitals In the
vicinity Of above points, also price un Of two thousand
pounds carefully stored well constructed Ice Houses at the
above points subject to inspection and oy the
United States
The following 10 tho estimsted qurnty required at each
point bn. the proposals must include ell additional amounts re-
qaifed during the year at the sane rstos:
kewOrlssns, 60 Iunk
Pensacola, 90 Tuns
Key West, 60 Tuna
Baton Rouge, 200 Tuns
TIE shove Proposals mus. be sccorp ssd by ruarantec
that the party parties responsible certified TO oy
United Stses Dstric Attorney Clerk Of District Court
The contract will be awarded 10 the lowest responsible
party parties who will be duly notified By nail other
Sis that their bid socsI ed and they will immediately be
REQUIRED o contract under bonds 70 the amount oil
five Thoussnd Dollars Bonds 70 be properly certified to-
oath Of ale gsns 10 the United States Government must
! also accompany the IroposaL ,e.x,,,o,, =, =,
Proposals must be add essed 20 HENRY JOHNSON ". 8.
K and PurveyOr u s. A., Washington, D. C., marked Pro
| posas for lce.'
The post Office address OF the parties proposing must be dis
tinc'ly rtten upon the proposal 80
Bidders may present In penon when tho ods are opened
Tho Department the night 70 rsct all pn,uaes
bids. Henry yohNsON ~
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ORpsAsC, OFFICE, WAR DEPARrHEST,
WAsHis9rog, Feb. ~, 1864.
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart

DPOPOSALS will be received by this Depart
i nient until TUESDAY March g. at O'Clock p. M, for
the delivery al the Springfield Arnory Mass of 5000 snse
ts of " Iron Work or United States Artillery haI.
ness
The Harness Irons are 10 BE- packed In well uads boxes
onsr twelve n., sets each beng an for four
wheel and eight lead horses and each twelve SETS packed
viii consist Of the following pieoos.
peirs ion. Uafnes corrp,te
pairs .hort FIames conipleie.
pairs medium Hanes eonplete
N Trace Clips. with IA R.y.ts
double Loops or Eyes
70 Ssddls Ioop, usn; 70, ca,,lol
"a Trace Fyes
"a Ions Chains, with Tossle.
"a shot Cbsns viii, Tosgjes
Brea,t Hooks
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ORDSAscR OYyIcH, WAR DEpLRrnESr, [
WAsuIsoroy, February 20, 1894.

WAsu1soros, February IS 1904.
PROPOSALS will be received by this Depart
rent, ur,n TUESDAY, March IS a M for g,t the
MENTs, United States Cavalry pattern, a. hereinafter
Al the Hew.YOrt A-enAI, 5000 sets.
At the Franiford Arsenal, 5000 se;s.
At tho AnsghsDy A. .ensl, 5000 SETS
A,,s s s g, Sa, Dept 200 3no vet. vt.
Thce Of Hor.e Eqop 10 b. furnished
prte eIr.pt the hot. brush curry comb srist pke, pin
Ink and blanket Tho curb and watering oitS The Aleabs
iron hardware ard strups are to conform strictly IN pa
named The trees are 10 be- Of the regular pasrp assorted
les than ~ inches between the bars the inside
Of the pomm. the aide bars OF hard white wood or beech
the ponroeis and esntes OF beech well pu, tosether a.
the rons tenth OF inch thick and all let into the wood
to be- covered with the be. slaughtered COW hide all other
covering be rejected The trees be subject 10 inspec
ton during all stages OF The mAnu aetore, bot the equip
viii D. inspected the Arsenal. where delivered.
per week for all contracts Of under hundred
sets ~e.s Tor oil CONTRACT. Of from 500 up 70 LOG ,e's
90 sets sad i've hundred per week for all contracts of
from 1900 TO SEQ The bn delivery ~ be made ON the
Fs!ues 10 m.Ie Deliveries at specified time will ssbjec,
The contractor TO forfeiture Of the number he sy fail to do
No bids win bo considered nom parties other sn regular
and soch known TO this Department to
be fully competent 70 execute IN theu own shops TIE wOA
Bidds win nco.e with their bid, the written seLnovrds
sents Of their Iureiie', over their o~u signatures.
bonds approved ,urctis Tot its faithful .1eeuiion
Upoo The award bes ade .oceesfs bidder viii be moth
eed and furnished vita form, Of contract and bond.
The Department, the night reject any or al bids
D. hanay CHEF Of Ordnspcs wrhing,on D. c. AID viii
bs indo"sd Proposes for Hor,, EsuiF ~eais.
o''sASer w S,mSs %.n M I1S1sI is5.
Rquimsn, pospsosd until the ,ss n md s' S de-
livery to April ''1 E. Gen. aD CHEZ Ii q Ordnance.
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6lale5, &l.

CCALES! SCALES!! SCALES!!!
- BROWNS STANDARD SCALES.
Adapted 10 every branch Of business where and
durable Scale 10 required large supply Of their hrstass
goods constantly In store. and offered wholesale and
tail, by the manufacturer. SaeGoom, No Brelayst, op
poste the Aston House.
N. B.-Seales adjusted to sr. any Forai1, ssnd'Fd
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TuE LONDON AND NEW.YORK STEAM

II dANII W. VIfIH HS'R~'
Il SHIP COMPANY viii dispatch monthly ,he,r new and
hr.ca. British Iron steamships CELIA and bELLoSA,
each aud 900 horse poweri IOWA and OHIO each
so and 30 horse power; INDIANA and MANILA
TAN each 800 tans and GO horse Pewe between LONDON
and NETWORK calling II HAVRE ca the voysye trcm
London Rate. Of passage payable In UsIrsD STATES Cgs
sksCY From NewYors, First Cabin, $50; Second CABIN,
Sloo, second Cabin, so; s,eerase, $40 N B.-The.s
will leave each port he.n days srer February
passage apply TO CHAS A. WHlTNEy At tine otce, no.
u Broadway. For freignt apply at No 81 Sou.hst.
ROWLAND ASPLAWALL, Agents.
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FURNITURE, Carpets. Books, Pamphlets,
and Libraries. BOssh. for cash at No rs 6hsr, be-
tween oh sad lpth ~ 4 sts?S Q. 8e9E iey BALE
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Uhanres for Businees Men.

u IN 49,. 81 nj. PLAsINg and HOLDiS0 MILL
md LIJMBER YARD on very accommodating term, or VIII
EXCHANGE for a GOOD FARM The M 10 running hsns
.nS dy and . doiut profitable business The lumber sales
for Fe6rusry were over $1,000 The basness osn be divided
AID vii b. sold -pATaioly or tostth
App' " ~ THEODORE TAYLOR,
corner Of SD u, and idsv
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PROPOSALS for COAL TAR.-The NEW.
L YORK GAsJIGHT COMPANY win receive, until
March 10Th inst, offers for then product Of COAL TAR for
one year commencing June 1864 For particulars, apply It
the ofhce Of the Company No. 1853 Horerst
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TRAINS LEAVE EHw-yORK:

TRAINS LEAVE kEW-fORh;
For N-v.Favcn, T. e(EIl 1880 g m ls:l3 sELh 3:u
lEr.l, S.sa s:3 and (EI .. N. ~ -.
Fer Bridgeport I. tExI, ll:9A n Hio tLAL '''"
Fot Milford aud STAFFORD 1880 g. ID $50, 4:3o p
For Fsr6eld Southport add Wes,Psn T. I;so L. 3;'@
t:eo ?. ,a,x,p, a,o.r.,
For Dsiien and Grceuwich 1880, il:e $50, <:p.
For stanford T. s(Er) go, Il:3oa m. l2;H OH 30
CEx1 $50 4:s SSD. lex pm a., ,,o,.
For Port Chester snd in,credia.s stations, s0' '@A
NJ $50 %;So, $50 $50 ,,,,,s
For Bo.,oo via springfield o.. q, O. 500 tELh Up n
Fer Boston. via shore Line, l2;l5 Tx D sp NJ
For Hartford sad Springfield, Ell il;0 m ~"
Ell p. ~ - r .. uon,u..,
II 80, N. Northampton -, .r
For Hartford, PIo,d,ncs snl f,.haM RsSiesd, stLIb
For New Haven. New.London ssi stornston RAlrosd4
a H., I2l:, >, p. N. ,,,,
For Hcusstcnc Railroad, q N.
For N.ugutuck Rsilrosd, q m, P m 80
For Danbury and Eorwsh Railroad, = s;soa NJ, f"p n
Commodious Sleeping Care sttsebed 20 p IN Trans
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Aeaters, 9iopes, &f.

III ARRISO Ms PATENT lMPkOVED
III COOKING RANGES with Deane's Patent Water-To p
s.r Hotels ana FaniRes made and sold by BRAAHALL
bEAKE Co No. 269 Canarst 1p feet east OF Broadway
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Orean Gteamers.

CAPTAINS, as well az Passengers, are ad.
~ yised TO hsye always with them come 80 TROPICAL
BALSAN" to in time IA Of any accident. See sd
7ertisernent under Medical"
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he vark Dab,
knowLdss Asi behel
ISAAC g. OGDEN, Oshser
Sworn lerr. M ht 5th day sfnarcA, ls6s
Apss,rp. LsL.,s Notary Pnbic.
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NEW-YORK& NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.

sss. C0MMESCisG SOY. 10 l5A
sssenssf Station In Nswicrk. corner xtase and SD"
Entrance on 27tLst
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NORTHERN RAlLROA DofNEW-JERSEY
AN-Iiains leave Jersey City 'or p;ermont at s;i3 m,
y 3S p .23 and 6I5 ard On Mondays on yt 3:S9
a Il Ias .: l. and { :2s throaIh IN Monsey,
TIOS. ". DEmAREST, superintendent
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ CO-On and aser MONDAY Jan. ~ lsSi, Trains WI
r,v, NEW.YORh tor BALTIMORE aud WAsHIN0IoS'
a. ard 10 m 1880 o. and ~ Midnight. The 1890 m
Train vii tai. As.eus fr BALTIMORE AMI WASHING
TON only This Train makes connection al fmadephA
Tin. fI PHILADELPHIA will leave NewYo4k 81 ADD ~
II u, and 6 p W., and IL Midnight
! MILITARY TICKETS viii Doi Le received In the Sa M
. o. z.S5 n m, Trains j. w. WOODBURY.
De- p laal An,ist,nt Snnc..ltanaent ". j. r b
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GEf - PENNSYLVANIA CENIRAI
L CCfs u L. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
IRACk. All through ,r,rs for the West, by this ronte
lcave New York from the foot Of Courtandtst Through
Chicago, Milwaukee ~ aud ell points N 'hs
North West, Cresiae, Indianapolis Lomsvs 81 Louie,
Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati ard ell points in the West
ard South West be procured a. the Ofes q the Pennsy
vana Central r r. No. As.o. House. ct the Depot FOO,
OF Cour,lands Through train. leave Newly az follows
"a Express via PhilAdelphis, arrives In htsborEhG
i.j1 an. -
6p m Express via Philadelphia strives In PsbOrSh q
i;70 ?. -
Up IN Express. via Allentown, strives in Pittsburgh u
II - p
one Through Train on Sunday, vi. Philadelphia leaving
J. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent,
No. Asor House
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L,OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
IL els.. STEAMER viii leave Eew.Yori the ID 18th
zd Of month excet when hoss daies f SIN
DAY when the day Of departure VIII be the MoApAf toi
lowing. .
inf green. d. b. ALLEN, Agent
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TOR NEW-ORLEANS-DIRECT.

TUX NE W-UIlLEANt-DIHEC
rho ~sa ov-.-s .--e -s~-s~ -
GEORGE CROMWELL,
JHo A. Posr. Commander,
WI leave Pier No. N R, foI NEW.ORLEAES direct
SATURDAY March H. at 3 p
Passage with unsurpsssed accommodations, 800.
No received bills Of ~dins signed the Day OF
sailing
Yor freight or passage apply 10
e. B. CRUNWELL 4 Co, No &c West q.
Tho steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON will follow on
Nara To-
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Bank ef the CommonwealtB.-StG Statement Of The
bAsk OF Taf cos doSWEALTa relu-d ChNter 80 1--we
sfl week -sdBs Saturday the Btu OF Mach. lSi
Average o. Loaa and peoaI ei
Asese> aino1nt1 p az St'tet
Average Cdcah.oo. lol,tOl w
Ave. sns,uBd Dsyoslts. o3t>oio 10
George Es. Cashier 81 the Bank az the CoInnonT e-a sess
az ard TIA; The fororg ssern true 70
b.to nv I'D helef GEORGE ELLIS. Cashier
s~b~ebed bosofs the 7th March sJA
Fssp kSfary Pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

Fulton Baak.-Stais snent Of the FULTON BANK, a.
required Chapter go LAW Of 1903 o ls sesA essS saturday the
s,h Of March. 1855
Avere Of Inass sn1 DseouBs 5e
AFefate aHsoo-i OF spfie sso'.D.
Average sm 'unt Of Ejaculation ty's'l 90
City Yot Robert H. Hsvdk Cashier Of
tie Fulton Bnt being duly dyo-. and h he above state
~ correct the best Of my knoScdg- and belief
n H. HATDoCK, Cashier.
Alarmed before ns 7th day Of March 1854.
"a, Soyy Pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

Ocean Bank.-Ststemeut ot the OCEAN BANK, as re-
~ p 1859 for The week ending Saturday the
hib VI March, 1874. ~.
or AMI e2611s W
yer.se Anogrd Of Sv~ce ............... IsAIs1 -
AverAFe Amount Of Cfcuaion NJ
hVcftge Of Dsp0Nt
CITY Couu,y ofhew York Charles Pamer Cashier oil e
beng hfmed dpose tad es. TIE ADJ" ss
CIARLBs PALMER CASHIER
Hrs.r P.Lss,, Notary Pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

natehers' and Dress Nv 81 t1s
lsyx a s6a for ess SATURDAY The Hsrcs isoE
A,cr.se au-uu Of and D1sr'n
lv~,ss
AS,~u-, ,us.n, C4cv.stoo nSG,1x1
cry .sd ooas;y sssIort =. EeNet PERM, Cshier
Ia s..s,,.-~yr Lest q
T. PIE ~ C.sL,.r
Sworn bes,e rss u. sA Gaz Of ksrrh. issA -.
g G. T.,toI Comm ssioDet OF "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

metrop siitan Bsnk.-statenent Of tho hEfAOPC.-
ITAT EANk To rrt1FeJ ~ Chapter 40 Ls-s isS l.
tts~ --l-p ss,ufdxy. The tth dSy Of hs7ch, 1861
ave-sze and pscVanis ~
Ayertg- A'scr nj o. si~cfe W
Ay.7sr. snou ntsof Ceuls.J0n ........ 5s7, s2S 90
As-s A1O2Dt oil Depo&it-
CAY AL Coaay Of Y1t L. Gorge scssy, CsAief
fofs. tent doJ dO-s ana ey
,brs. osre,t he b a itO.sdye AL
CLO. bkNkf CasnieL
sra be!,~s ths III DAY q. March, 1884
Pissssta Ben, Notary Pahly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

Leather Manufacturers bank.-ststenent OF the
LEATHER aAHUFAcTUEERs BAkK OF the Cy Of srr Yort
required }0 Laws q l Tor The veeA endnt Saturday,
the 9Th day Of March. 1904; - -
Of Loans and Dcouuts 0Cs y.
snOuni Of spe1e bVx %
Averase amount Of Circulation Of tie late LEATHER ..n
County OF Nicholns PAINT ca ict nj
Le.,h.t H.nuisriars BANK daily s-re and
The best ny tnavede ssd 70
bsf " r EALhhh' Cehef
sworn ba'ors nh cay o. March, 1854
P.rsste Butl Notary Puiir
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irving Bnnk.-Stetenent Ct IRVING BANK, a. re-
au-d by CHARTER "a Laws Of 1883 for the week ending Saturday TIE
s,h d.y Of March, 1854 -.
q and DsoouAs
Average amount OF spec- .ocV
ANsiese snount - oepo+t' 1,
The LIVING ai being daily depoe as ihat he Above ,Ni
neniis correct DANIEL " H. BERTHoLf, Cashier.
Sworn before this 9th day Of March lso4
Tsoxi. r. Oss ST., Notary Pubic
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broadway Bank,-Srtemsnt Of the BROADWAY
required Ch.s., 40 Law, q le ~ TIE Te-t eefns
S.t.sA-y, the 6sh Day Of kGe6 i1+ -. -.
Iyersge amount OF Icaas ADD .e5SJ6sse %
Am. amount O. spece Observation-Disclosures. 4s.iS5 ~
IysAse A.oGH Of Circulation h,oco w
Cav spS Cu.,y Il yoSt I. EV.i,t, Cssbr q the
g~t.sy Ra,s snd hs shove state
.,~,t . oorec best oimy tns~.>dee and b~Asf
J. L RSERITI, Csshisr.
s~o~, b.i-, NJ. tAs 7,b ssy Of Marc isA
A.yziis B.srA, Commissioner u Deeds
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Ranh of the New.Yora Dry Dncl, Comnnny.-

Bunk of New York.-sta.Inent Of the BANK OF
HEH YOk. Chapter $50 Laws Of ISIS o' iAs wees
seisns ssissday, use bth dAy Of Mach, l6Ssi - -
ard Discounts tS,o1eeSS 40
Av,rsse spe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9Ss,S3s Nd
Sv--.se smoun,e Crcust"s sI,bGo 90
Csy New Yort Wn Heeker Cashier Of ~
Bss Nov YOt bssns aHd ihE the sosVe
correct the best tnowied-e h1d 5rsL
w. o EEfEEA CGsAer
svosr before ne this 7th day Of March. Is64.
HaxssS c, Gussx, Notary Prhhc
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Bank Of the Rspublic.-statement Of the BANK or
sBE nEPUBLIc Of me CITY Of se- r0t requred By CHAPTER 40
SEA March Ieot
y 1906 - %
o. Cseukaoa- o%xSS ov
kysra tS
csy County Si New Yok l. H. Lgwry, PfeSSsn o. TIE
k@yaba, bos duly A0e thai he -e'Ts
st.s-r~nt correct 10 u kSoeiose and tel
X a. LOWRY, Pior'dent.
srers beoss 7th day q March. i-4
ES.r. Cessr, Notary rubs- |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

North River Bauk.-Sia,eneut Of tue NORTH
RIVER BANK required ChAgtet 20 Lave lSlM ne "eok
.ntisF Saturday, the bth day Of March, lsIi
Ljsn' and DscouHis ee
Average amounted spc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. S4.51s 90
Aveftse nmolnt Of Circulation boltS W
CtJ Co.ay Of York A Bsys, Casier OF tie
Soh River Bank daily dre and ma, the above
" correct, tho bes, Of fsev'sdse ard billet
A. r. BAYS Cashier.
x AroIA Notay Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08

gHOR BOSTONand PROVIDENCE,v via NEW
a PORT and FALL RlVER.-Ihe splendid and superior
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY, d
o'clock D. m and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at% o'clock p. N.
from Pier No. 3 North River .
-r.s- viii b, regarded scared TO any spph-
ca,. III the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through With great dispatch
- e LIrTLEFIED Agent. No. p Brosdwsy.
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Bank 6tatements.

American exchange Bauk.-statement OF The
EXCHANGE BANK. y Y. BY Ctpter ~
~. 81 Is ~--s .ss Saturday. ue 9Th sy o. March le
,,rs, and Dssos1s &s,b0v,I4s %
Ayers ep~tie
srrosn' Of Coeia'on "
Ave-
Cay and Corny y-w.York, y M1rrsy Cashier Of
beng duly ssofn depe and
The best n ny IN " g% and
49, b. MURRAY, c. nieL
PsEDruc BrlL, Notary Pubc.
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L'RIE RAILWAY.-Psssenger trains leave
IL from foot Of Cham t-I-sti
a H. Express for Buffalo.
$50 M. Mix. daily. for Otisyfie
10 a IN, slai for Buffalo aud Intermediate stations.
AIS =. n, Way, for FOR, Jervis ard NeweuIsh:
o D. NJ N!sh; Exwen dairy for Dunkirk Buffalo, hocnes
ter Canandsiys aud principal Train Of Saturday
runs through 70 Buffalo ba, not run 10 DuukTk.
CHAS. MINOl General SUPERINTENDENT
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Bank OF Americn.-sts,emsnt Of the BANK OF
khBRICA CHAPTER Laws 1885 of lie ve eta
Ia saiardsy. he f:h DAY o. March. !S64
o. Loans and Discounts H3e1O40I 10
t'srass anoaH; o. Crcuston 20
Oily County Of New VIM Jenkn- Cashtf o. tbs
HAIL affirmed dpose taa; tas above
beet kai ~ledse and b-hei
VIM /. JENKINS, Cashier.
Afsnea beAse me his 7Th a.y Of March. leti.
Fspprs,s Bvl1, Notary rpbbo
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Park Benk.-ststemeut Of the PARK BANK, Of the
York re7t by Chats.f 2n Lave sf ls63 Tor TIE
r-es eodrus Saturday, TIE SRI dag ct March, IRA -
Average snsSn Of Lssns and Dseoauta 1923 10
afefhge Aaoun ~ eyeNfe
AVERAGE amount OF Circulation. SySsst W
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-12
Illinois Central Railroad.
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TRAINS LEAVE DUNLEITH:
Day Express, TOO A. NJ, Sundays excepted.
Night Express, 600 F. NJ. Saturdays excepted.
CONNECTIONS.
At Warren with Mineral Point Railroad for
Darlington and Mineral Point.
AT Frceport, with Galcna and Chicago Rail-
road, for Rockford, Beloit, Janesville Madi-
son and Chicago also with Racine and Mis-
sissppi Railroad for Beloit. GAINESVILLE Madi-
son, Racine, Milwaukee and Chicago.
AT Chicago, with all Eastern lines. for De-
troit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. New
York, Boston, Montreal, Pittsburg, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore.
At Dixon, with Dixon Air Line Railroad, for
Fulton, Lyons, Clinton and Cedar Rapids.
At Mendoza with Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad, for Galesburg Burlington,
Quincy, Hannibal, and st. Joseph.
At LaSalle, with Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, for Peoria, Rock Island, Davenport,
Muscatine and Iowa City.
At FL Paso, with Logansport, Peoria and
Burlington railroad, for Peoria 4 Logansport
At Bloomington, with ST. Louis, Alton and
Chicago Railroad, for Springfield, Alton and
st. Louis.
At Decatur, with Great Western Railroad,
for Springfield, Jacksonville, Naples, Quincy,
Danville and Lafayette.
At Pana, with Terre Haute, Alton and St
Louis Railroad, for Alton st Louis. jefferson
City, Terre Haute, indianapolis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling, Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia.
At Sandoval, with Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road, for st. Louis, Nincenncs, Evansville,
Louisville, Cincinnati. Columbus, Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia.
At Cairo. with a daily line Of steamers, leav-
ing every evening for Memphis and interme-
date points.
For Through Tickets,
apply at the Principal Stations upon the Du-
buque and Sioux City Railroad, also at the
Depot at Dunleith. w. Il. ARTHUR,
General Superintendent.
w. ?. JOHNSON, Gen. Pas. Agent.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-05-12
DENTISTRY.
DKS. MARSH e. GROSS

4 RE now prepared to do all work g
IA in the way of Eulcanized Rub UIfTrYS
Der, Gutta Percha, and Amber Bases for the
insertion of Mineral Teeth
ALL KINDS OF PLATE WORK
Done in the most approved style. Teeth in
serted from one to an entire set, on Gold, Sill
yer and Platina Plate. Whole sets from $50
to $40; half sets from SIS to $50. Speci.
mems can be seen at their office.
Natural teeth thoroughly cleansed and
filled with Gold. Tin and Amalgam. and fill.
ings warranted firmly inserted. Diseases OF
the Gums, and irregularities OF the teeth sue.
cessfully treated. .
ss7 All work warranted and prices accord.
ing to work and to suit the times. Office in
Overman's Block, Main Street, Cedar Fails.
June Is, 1850 25tf