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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-20
The Desolation of Virpinia.

Lit Is difficult for one familiar with the
thriving villages anl well cultivated farms
that cover the North, to imagine Virginia
pop pllous State He steams hundred
and fifty miles ~ the Rappahannock and
sees but one village, port Royal) and
but one Indifferent city fredericksburg !;
up the York and Pamunky, a hundred
miles, and comes to one or two Landings
OF two or three houses. now deserted =
Riding over the country, he is struck with
the sparseness Of the population even as
1t must have been before the war Pre-
tentlous names that at the North would
mean a community Of thousands, cover
here an insignificant hamlet of a dozen
houses. He rides miles and miles between
farms or plantations. The houses are
mainy y small, Imprinted and dilapidated
structures-the out buildings few negro
huts Ride up to them and find them de-
serted, except, may be, By native too
old for war, or Cd African cronier, too old
to run away. He sees no school houses,
and few churches have ridden over
nearly all the roads in the region we have
trayersed between the Rappahannock and
the James, aud have seen barely one
school house. Curiosity led me to enter
Every seat was furnished with spittoon
| found one book, Smiths Grammar,
adapted, as the preface states, for use in
the Confederate States So far as | can
see, the adaptation consists in substituting
'C. S for Il s., and the elimination OF
sentences in praise of liberty.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-20

Z onSpracy.
o pposition.
P eace on any terms.
p Tracy.
+ nmity to the Union
r ecognition of the c. S. A.
il ati.ed to the Government.
L arnest sympathy with traitors.
A narchy.
d isIoyaIty.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-20

Gsa@" TO obtain any of these letters. the
applicant must call for 'adrertised letters
give the date of this list, and pay one cent
for advertising.
ESs-''If not called for within one month,
they VIII De sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Jy2O SAMUEL COMFORT. P NJ.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-20

e." What as a CoPperhead AN ex
change, in answer to an anonymous
correspondent who wants to know the
meaning of the term "Copperhead, ," as
applied to the friends of jeff Davis in
the North, gives the following analysis
of the word
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-20

HaThr Gazette Is tho ostg paper in Ills part Of tie
State printed power press. and hiss facilities for
dong worl; Of All kinds equ8led by few. We have
three presses in cpera,on-an Adams Power Press
tor the paper. double ;aedun hand press for Jobs,
and NeWbusy JorHeT for Blanks. Cards. &c.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The GAZETTE is published every "Wednesday 10y
GEORGE F2YsINGER soN. AZ Sl5Q n advance. or 3 a
the end of the year. IL one al}les5 copies win be
sent for = copies for SO, % copestor so. These
terms viii lee r.gdy adhered to.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-07-20
T ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED

- IN the Post Office at Lewistown. State Of
Pennsylvania, on the Doth of july. 1861
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14
Law of Newspapers.

|. Subscrib who do not give express notice
to the contrary are considered as wishing to con-
tinue the subscription.
2. If subscribers wish their papers discon tnu-
ed publisheas may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
g. Ii subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office or place to which they are
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice to discontinue
them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher. and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given of removal.
s. The Courts have decided, that refusing to
take paper from the Office Or removing and
leaving it uncalled for, is prima .facie evidence
of Intentional fraud.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14
Revenue District No. 2.
AUBURN. MAY 7, 1864.

The delegates from the differen. precincts
of this district met in convention and elect
ed w. A. Hines, of IIlinostowu; VIM. NJ
Crutcher, of Auburn; S. A. Miller, Of Dutch
Flat; Col. A. Kipp, of Gold Run; and John
Sears, Of Rattlesnake; as District Central
Committee. The committee then organized
by electing w. A. Hines, Chairman, and w.
M. Crutcher, Secretary.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14
Revenue District No. /.
AUBURN. MAY 7, 1864.

AUBURN, MAY 7, IoU4.
The delegates to the County Convention
from from Revenue District No. /. having
met in Convention. E. Franks, w. S. Dead
man, John Drew, John T. Cannon. and R.
Sims, were elected as District Central
Committee The committee then proceeded
to the election of officers, when J. T. Cannon
was elected Chairman, aud w. L. Deadman,
Secretary.
The committee adjourned to meet at the
town of Lincoln, at the call Of the Chair
man.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14
Revenue District No. 8.
AUBURN, MAY 7, 1864.

The delegates of this district convened
and II. ]. Crunpton was called to preside.
On motion, VIM. Mcclure, NJ. Mcbride,
E. Barrett, John R. Brown, and r. o. Cra-
vens, were elected District Central Com
mittee. The committee organized by elect
ing Col. Mcclure, Chairman, and R. 0. Cra.
vens, Secretary.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14
THOMAS BOYCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Montgomery and Washington Streets,
FRANCISCO.

Democrat. Santa Rosa.
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| fael.
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bany.
Oregon Union, Corvallis
Cosmopolitan, Mazatlan.
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sonville.
Herald of Reform. Eu-
gene City.
Democratic State Jour-
nal, Dalles.
Review, Eugene City.
Washington Standard,
! Olympia.
British Columbian, West
minister.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14

Daily California Repub.
lican, Sacramento.
Daily Express, Marys'lle,
Daily Beacon, Stockton.
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verville.
news, knlght S Landing.
Sentinel. Santa Cruz.
Pajaro Times, Watson
vile.
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Gazette. San Mateo.
Pacific Echo. Napa.
Tuolumne Courier, Co.
lumbia.
San Francisco, Nav |
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14

A rich citizen Of Springfield transferred"
several shares Of stock to non resident in
order to evade the tax thereon. After re-
ceiving several fat dividends, free of tax, he
died, but now the heirs cannot dud the bogus
siockholder, and the company refuse to an
null the transfer. A bad Joke for the heirs.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14

The crop of maple sugar, at the North
will this year exceed 25,OoO.OOO pounds
and will 90 far towards supplying the def
cheney caused by the non-production Of sugar
at the South.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14

The Providence Press says that large
number of the people there have pledged
themselves to abstain from the use of butter
so long as it is held above thirty Gems a
pound.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14

Personal advertisements charged full rate
Obituary, Birth and Marriage Notices, published
without charge.
rsy-Liberai deductions made to monthly or
yearly advertisers.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14
THE PLACER HERALD.
Is Unpublished every Saturday Morning,
OuNevada Street, Auburn ,PlacerCounty'C Cal, BY
r. & G. n. MITCHELL.
Terms of scription---Invariably in Advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square Of Ten LINES, (thls lsslzedtype
First Insertion. ....... ............."$Z %
Each subsequent Insertion. .......... ! 90
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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14

The appointment of the Governor Of the
new Territory Of Montana has been conferred
upon the Hon. Joseph G. McKibben, late Of
California. The other officers Of the Terri
tory will be appointed in few days.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14

HuMBuG GoLD SroR1Es.-A correspondent
of the Chicago Tribune has seen reliable
gentleman just from Idaho, and he says the
story about that fifteen millions in gold
awaiting transportation is all bosh; and adds
that there is not gold enough dug on: in the
whole territory to pay the whole expense of
getting the emigrants back home, and that
all the big stories telegraphed from St. Paul
and New York, just before spring opens, are
the abrications of spectators to get up a
rush Of deluded emigrants.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-05-14

ian Francisco, May l,1963.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

schr tBr,. ri,her. 81 AIMS Bav, Ia-AH Solomon
s S.sr Dandy sr, nggs Esa,nerg1J noasa r,. >
so,r Comet, Hodgdon, Hsllowell. =
sebr Cora. Kelley weymoats-v Nieksrsonl
ssSr sreSn psn ns s: rs
scop henry STANDARD. Wright. South Ambo,ti Rack
sloop I,henlx, shepard New Havep-=H Raketi son.
si.oD Annie. Kicker. Ssi.isS..a R.sss,t Esn.
Aa?IvED
Spanish steam fr,ra,e Lealtad. cosmo. Havps- DAYS
Ia. aerew Of $50 men and mounts Al guns tne TO Ihs
s;eamship larnas lu transport. Thrsu. Ai-zand-s
via Fortress houroe sc hours in ballast to 0s Quarter
SHIP General Mcclellan, Task Liverpool, Nay p. With
s Sss s. nth Sss
e .f 1sf9ssss is%
lseepAed herr. Crossed RAnks in lat AZ s two large
sim ouesnel OBJ, Aidou liverpool 81 day with mdse
and SO T. IIasK s pssi pr one ran s aw
Dutch ship elizabeth 20 days from Rotterdam for New
ss ns;A % T %% SALEM Ga Ma Sn
ss H Sssss Ss;s5ss Hss uss VA
Fsrs 0a ~ IL , sp seas sam S. DAYS
With mise and ,s2 psssnscrs to Ruse Os las a. ion
Snsk Mary ss:, W.Iss. Cow Bay. ca days VITA COAL
Rrs ryi:as sSws Olson eosssnburr 20 days with iFOn
@ ssss
Brig Para tswel Rrsstron Rio Janero yia abrsar IS
a % 3 iss 70 s. ssss Sr Ees Of sars.s sssn,
srs John Steven. tos New Haven't, oloson Cow Bay,
Brig s4sF.s Essis. liar'r li.shsisgorsfor Boston.
s ssr ept Tart. ase' H.. iana va a boston
Schr XII Townsesd. - Enlabe,hport for Boston.
rn2%aa rs9 o s sr Tssass
chr aSss h SaDsy S ssnsr days
ssSs saysa "a xs9s9r T ! asys - s,v.
seIr Aired Aired Hail. HAHN Mclean Por!lsaa.
seI.r Ann craSsee, RoaIOa.
sssF Si Fss s' oaS, nassq eS spans
sshr N15sa Srans nr Fan ssis
sschr so'aen Rue Jones Prosid.nee. !.
schr Siadiia, yson. ssns,or
s err s ss% Hs Sysa g ses Hs wen ,,.r
sssr sa s1Td HcI;, sy T., i, e,atl
schr J Potts, Harvey, Per. jefferson.
Steamer Liberty. Smith. rhIiadei,aia.
s sasr AM sa4 anss 1 na'.af rssseo
Steamer An.hraciss. Zones, phi s..
Steamer Steamer . WARRIOR sssli prorasncs
RvExzp alss:assip oons AZ g. :rsnspSrn
ashore in the Chesa peakc on her last voyage
a s9. Fa IA ic h nys 70 ~
SPRUNG aleak requiring tao constant use the
TO Keep hef ifes' BELOW.
Brig Htawrerce. from GotenburS IS days' TO Fansl'
sehr Florence, from Mexico.
SAILED.
ship Sir Robert Prs ssrrs Mystery Hesnsyas Torssa
ous; Ts@p;a. znsars la pr,ss sp;apDs H9t, sesrs
AZ ads a gnssr HSy, N.s,s Bradford Aal. LOUIS Cast
a2d-sseanier Olympus.
Wind q. sunset sw. light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DrAcoN--McCorylch On Tuesday, lure n by tba
psy. Peter sryker. Tr0Ahs J. DrlDS OF Brook yr ~
Eiwa-o hcCorn ark OF this city
Overwhelmingly Brooklyn, on Wednesday June
"a, ~ Rev. /. :. Weed JAKEs n DouGIAs 70 croup.n
kkstAn, daughter es the late Elem Marian, Esl,
= Newport R l. papers copy
ptNBAR-AT6Iycos --lou Wednesday, June ~ nv tho
2tv.>Nehen "a Tying, Jr, Josr DusBAs ~ Earn Arvis.
soy ~ OF the city u Nes YorK
frva~-HissnSr On saturday, Juoe n, by the Rev
81 New Nk
GooUSEfsE-Ssosy xSop.--on Wednesday, 5uns %, by
We Roy. 1cury Scare Fsyuvric 9ooDpgp1g 70 CHAR
sor. ~ d>Dghtsr Of the late Jasper orosvenor oil Of
his city
I,wRLvcr-t tIsf..-on wedosscsy J-rs ~ BIZ the
nay. I. A. Roe SAMUEL s. LAvaKNas 10 Hgr.ry M .
A&9shtsr q GeorS Bsuks Eso,, all Of This city.
. 6rnH4-gs4.g--pr A-ndsi. June 20. By the Rev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
Port OF New York. june ss. 1864.

CLEARED.
steamship OLYMPUS tBrl McMicxan. Queenstown and
eteamshir Eagle. Lawrence Havsaa-sosdora ftlessa
4 %.
scamrh'p Peril. Delsnor. Fortress MonroeP Spoaori
SteAmshtp Fairbanks. Mcrshon. Washink Hand
steamship Potomac, sherwood, Ponaid-H Cromwell
Il Go.
SHIP Norway coonbs San Francisco-w Coleman 4 Co.
Ship Argcsy swift, San Francisco-C Coms'ock a Co.
ship undedwrtcr. Barnscn, Liyerpoo-C Carow.
ship Roger Hem Stewart, Liverpoo-Smi.h Dun.
ming
Sehmtdt Son.
.sbip Boswell sprssue whitney. 8, John NH Baker
Rsrs Elsie ts~e,, Petersen oucensowo-rurch Meincse
Mnat
Bars Jupiter lprns), Kucsens. fsremen-H Koop Co.
BARK Volunteer, Gorham. Malags-Turoer Beatie
Lafk 81 agnes (Brl. Lawson, Cape Yerdes.
Eschen. 80 -
Brig Vision (Brl Donovan LONDON G NJ Clancy.
friT -co'lard Mcfsllap. Elizahrthport-
Earses. '' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

George Mccioskey, FRANCS p Mug1aA 10 MARY T. GRACE
both Of this city.
TnoAlsoN-BEAvER On Tuesday, Juno 81 at the resi-
Of the BRIDE father the Rev Professor hati
sou, Wn-ER ii. THOMSON only OF Mr.. II. q. Thomson
Macy VI. BEAVER, only surviving daughter u John
Beaver, ESQ both Of this city.
vpAI-TnRooSGosrov.- "Wednesday, June "a, by
the Rev. l. C. Putnam, Ir. Nm. t. VlDAL TO JULIA H.,
eldest daughter Of r. Throckmcrton, Esq, OF Bergen,
n. J.
WHrs-SHAssoE. Wednesday, June ~, at the resi-
dcnce OF the BRIDES father WILLIAM d. Wars 10 JEANsE
/. SHANNON, all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

lem; Getche Boston; shrs Knight. Taylor;
\ ciarence, Freeman. and II Mantcn Snute do; sarah
New Bedford; Coyer Taylor. Providence CID
ship LancaSt Ocean 81 John NB baEA John Bolton Ds-
LaguavFs; bris3 soh Henr tla (Hano Fecner, An
twerp Carver Shute Fortress Monroe: Sea Lion. Mar
SHALL nalem; Nautilus Noron Sitka Brown and Fanstna.
Griffin Boston: sch.s Montross Mott Port Royal; MARY
williamson Ninsraore J Hewitt Lake; a II Aler.dse.
Cullen snow. Coie Min Creek, Wood: Onatavia Jame-
Northern Light, irelan; Evelyn, Crowle; w Waace
Hickman. and Audcu-ed- Bartlett Boston; Fly, Cheese
man. Nantucket Gray. Buwen Danversport; Jno Crock
Jones. Fall River: Inc Potter, Providence
J Beatty Henderson. Pawtncket.
LE.As. Do, JUae 10, PMThe following at Break
water this AN, and all remain except few schrsship
Lancaster Tor 81 John, NIB; brig Ersoe for Cork schfs
Iiaser. Rich GHr Rock. J Flanagan, FOR Boston
Newell, for salem Georgia far Ipswich: Compromise for
Paw uoke; II Aatcaf for fal RIVER Dwight, for Saoo
No scD, FOR faYni0o; Resenc. for Provdtuce; asy L
adelne ard lying for SYork; ID Sawyer, Baltimore
for do Morse do for Taunton; Mary Cav, for Fortress
Monroe; Courier. Frances Middleton y Circuit. Us
gunroat. bark and brig lsi
PORTLAND June 2o-Arr steamship Chesapeake, WI.
PORTSMOUTH, June 20-sd sehr II Bishop, Amazon,
Pbi.ais phia.
PROVIDENCE, June 2l-Arr steamer Sea Gull, Kenney
Nfors sehfs A Barnes. Lawson, Genrcetown DC: L
stevens stndley. aud English, Baker Baltimore: Snow
fase Dcsnso, Geo Faies. Nickerson. and Armstrong
Drseo Philadelphia; Empire Small, do for Pawtucket;
w Senrs Avail Carter and tno Manlove, Arnold
s'cop Con- Tyler. Handicapped Sid brig Burrnah
sherman, PHILADELPHIA: schrs Geo Edward, Weeks Ron ms
Parsons, q layior Rose. Eleanor r facemre, do.
Columbus Bacon. fsverstraw; Volta, Denson Stratton
Terreh Cru.aie NiNon san anan Ooe; = T. Par
ker: James Lucy Chase; Potter, Terry, and Mary
Predinovc Weaver, NYnrk
PATTuChEr, June 2i-S!d schr Elizabeth. Brown. Phi
lsdelphia
Somerset JGae d. lrr schrs W q Audenred, Hewitt
Lui riigkt, Glbae, PHILADELPHIA.
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rr..s,v s,r Nc,, ,r,.,n.
srv.asu,p c,y,v,I !, =, H.. s,..;o,,, a., ,.r..
going repairs.
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ed saf s' her no. 0een heard r0a an0 as
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s as Tue n 70 po ., Rora sn - @ ,,y VIZ.
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sap sr.chor . ;ae uwcr e.y. All vssse.s rom Kew
i.h Main northern Bis. Al tse wes lnaa islanis b.s.
ca, VIII % add from ne ,2,p,.; ssig
JOHN sNlNsURNh D. Health oareT.
Bark s..p,.nia sps.i1 81 aSs. s,d,,r. Tor
sarS George 81 ~ rom 30 ia, for Atlantic Ocean
S SSa :q s.g 'neT % 'oHs iao' 'F'n 40 - fof
scar WIN Martin arr a. Proyiucsown s,th from sor,h
Ba Ser Rrse .S M 'oca.d a. NJ I1h a
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'F Rst Eesss.s S F. e. wpor wa, o. &c Bahama
Bsnk. Ny Is WIN s. y Z Osss; :.
had shipped 90 oSis-o, sy i.e i,okos, 80
Ma. sr ia ss s.. al @e = "' N'"A i'a
soo. S pns's" rom r. sros. Jano II
prs Isabel Rerr-nnnn sr,sn. Is DAY. rrc- saEu foy
h-a weather OF HaiIeas sri; SAILS A,i.t,a carco sni
sprnae aieak
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Ia q. ion y.
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az. -, 80 ~ ~ : - -s'a-' = "'.''o
n tnS - s.I1 star o, we so soi
IT, NssAn2ton IN. ilaacih .sat"as Nfork.
N'4AE' 'uns ---ii DIFF las = iEy,b' ~ aaeihaS
iillAA. dNnc - NJ seir :. A2eet. i.oal iacf-
MotssNihto. Hs p-im .ors o. oarA Eusshf pennis %
IL, I, u =. shs ~, II 1hNfh - a., ,.,,,
..s - 'a.e AfS'i s".' 'iS'"i o!4'"t hiissi
1877. I'm, ~, nor, ,arss IA, c.t s,i-..
isf NO < 'as ? shepa'. Sarney aug Er' ssS anc;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
B1TsCELLANEOus.

THE GovEENMEKr LOAN
,a~'~- ssoaOoa~s
This loan is authorized BY &C. Of Congress Of M.r> e
1884, which provides fer It's REDEMPTION IN COIN, q
any period no! less than than forty years from
Is date. ., the pleasure of the government
Until Its redemption Ave per interest Il ~ lA
semLannually IN COIN.
Subscriptions to the loan received by the Nations
Ranks United States nosss such currency shs
funds a. are taken by them deposit 1t p.
It's exemption from State local taxation adds ono
to three Ter can. per annum to its valus ,rn.
The rate of interest on this oan although but avs ~
cent CON- much create. currency dnsssnas
between the market value Of currency and gold.
per specie securities Of all solvens
are always rar or above and currency
the na.ona, loan viii be worth it, in goid
besides paying regular and liberal pes Oensass y Ne
holder
The authorized amount OF ths loan 10 two hundred MD
dollars The subscriptions reported V No
Treasury at Washington Is over
= s7c,coo.ooo ,....
Subscriptions win De received by the Treasurer Of ne
Omitted States nj Washington and the Assistant TreAsrsn
at New York, Boston and Phi.ad.,phia and by mo
First National Bank Of New York. No. 4 Wall street
Second National Bank Of York Twenty street ano
Broadway.
Third National Banr OF New York. No. Nassau street
Fourth National Bank of New York n and % Pine street
Fifth National Bank Of New York sss Third avenue
Sixth National Bruk New York. Sixth and BrcadwAY
Ninth National Bank of New York, aes Rroadway,
Tenth National Bank Of New YORK $40 Broad way
Central National Bank Of New York. n Duars street
National Exchange Bank of New York 49, Greenwich -
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANRs
which are aepositaries OF pnblic money, aud all
REspECTABLR BANKS AND BANKERS
thronrhou the country (acnc agents Of the National
Depository ganks) win furnish further information on ~
plicasion and
AFFORD Every FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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SHIPPING NEW S !.

Afr1rso ,roRK--ras DAT
fUr rIsTs..........A - NOON risTS.......eve ~ "
HIGH, IL
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7ns BOwRRY MADAME wrDGRR CLArRvoY.
lOC ant and gifted spanish LADY, unveils the mysteries
oil funry, love marriage. absent friends SICKNESS; pre-
sr,bes n,edioine for oil dssaSsa M Luck! numbers. prop
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S2.O00.O0O LOAN
OF THE
Og IaG
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.

OF THE
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Subscriptions are hereby invited Of Two Iflsn
Dollars authorized by Of hs Board Of supan
vsors srproved by Mayor June l5 1884, entitled "An
to provide for the OF Volunteers for
the Armies part parcel Of tho Quota %
the city county Of New York under future call -
the President for men,"
The proper books FOR such subscriptions will opened
the Office on and after Saturday the lstp
June instant. and Will remain oper until the whole SUN
shall be taken.
Subscribers will be required dsposit with the County
Treasurer at The Broadway Bank within nvs days after
tcrng their subscriptions ,he subssrocd for b.
them respectively AID on presenting his receipts for NE
money TO the Comptroller they receive bonds Of ne
county for cqua, amounts redeemape before
1866 with interest from the date .. payment At the rate -
six per cen. per sunum.
Our fellow citizens snd public generally respect
fully invited 10 cocuene with the Board Supervisors II
the and patriotic purpose supplying the quote
Of men from this county on the tho President 10
more men for the army soon to DO made public wihous
resorng a draft that purpose. Action will mot b
taken to raise volunteers ordinance referred 70
until sufficient amount subscribed warrant the esn
mf,tee in proceeding in this matter
MATHEW 7. BRENNAN.
Comptroller
CRY or NEW Yorx DErAnruHsr FINANCE, coMrrRoAl'
ELS OFFICE June 49, 1864
A MEXICAN ENAMELLED aETALLIo coLLAn
"A Company. No 81 Pine street.
AMERICAN METALLIC COLLARS,
AMERICAN METALLIC COLLARS
AMERICAN METALLIC COLLARS,
the highest widest most du ,,e best enamci'ch most
turao es' collar masifa errea Ia metal .
collar lass months, DOES weld the enects OK
rerplraton clce rcd ins..ntanoousy with
Daily OF their utility are received from
civ aps aud military and naval gentlemen ais extravagans
Send the Of neck. with dollar for
"urn over.n or seventy eve conts for "oloker fore
sample and receive (pepsd) b. return mail The trade
'''''''' AAN'''' c.H. WILLING:
New York.
CoEys BUNroNs. BAD NAILS. TENDER FEET.
~ &c. cured without pain by pr RICE, sargeon Chiro
podis, Bowery Citizens Bank. Rices Annhilator
cures Cons Bunons &c. By mail 80 cents
StRAY's PATENT NODDED PAPER DOLLARS ARE
curve from angles breaks The turnover style 10
the made having the patented for the
rendering surface mex. TIE neck perfectly smooth
collars chafe and rratc .he neck. Every collar y
stamped 'GrayB Patent Nodded Collar" Sod by all resn
e IL aw NV 4 "a ~ " srre, a.res New yors ~ y