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The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02

powers-its divine revelations. As she pro
ceeded in her role. at each instant subduinc,
electrifylng, inspiring her hearers, their en-
thusiasm and applause arose to an exaltation
indescribable; and when she had thrice sung
the finale, and each time more ravishingly.
the rounds of applause were blended into one
continued shock; the audience rose in q de-
llrlum, an ecstasy, rarely seen out 81 an
Italian opera house: and croxns verses,
wreaths, flowers. laurels and roses. were
showered down at her feet.
She stood silent, trembling, oyerw helmed,
in the presence of these laundering thou
sands, her hand on her heavirg bosom, her
eyes lent modestly and gracefully to the
ground
Few sights are more striking than the in
terror of spacious theatre completely crowd
ed around. above, row behind row. circle af-
ter circle, tier over tier, an amphitheatre of
heads, the floor, the ample walls, swaying
with sea of faces, alive with human intel
lect. lucid with burning eyes. from the stage
lights back to the receding columns, melting
into vague masses up to the golden roof, and
these thousands of awkward minds concen-
trated upon one creature, worshiped like a
dietyl Next to a Roman Grafton came the
halfqnearthly triumpas of the opera
Gambrca rose, attracting attention. and for
moment the stormy roar abated. The de-
throned queen lifted her tall figure and turn
ed her eyes upon the agitated multitude In
her hand, and resting upon the balustrade,
she grasped a massive wreath of ever-living
green.
Generous Gambrica y cried voice, - she
will award the wreath ~
The most lively applause followed this sug-
gestion, proclaiming at once that it was mag
unanimous and just, and the lips of thousands
echoed " The wreath ~ The wreath /"
There was then a moments silence.
. Let her advance,' was heard distinctly
in every part of the house, in the silver tones
of that we'll known voice.
Marina, her lashes glittering witt, tears,
her cheek flushed, her bosom heaving with
delight, advanced few steps and bent her
beautiful head in an attitude sweet as Psyche
before the mother of Love-
The arm, majestic, was raised aloft. The
wreath was east. 4 chaos of applause greet
cd its fail but high, shrill, and audible above
the roaring thunder, pierced the shrek of
that lovely victim.
Marina fell dead upon the boards crimson
ed with her blood.
The fatal wreath was poisoned steel!
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SHASTA COURIER

@- L. p FIsHER--Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
to receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the same
oFFICE-I7li Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
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Officers of shasta r.. a. c.. No. ., +. & a. VI.

.,,.,.l. Charles L. Danielson, II. P: A. Do
w. browsky, X. 7. 5. Mount, s. D. p. Bys-
10y tlv C. of H. j. Isaaes, P. s.. E. Pest
~@a>NS ner. r. 4. c.. Wm Tozer, NJ. of Sd Y.
F. B. Chandler. NJ. of ID v; e. D. Forbes. NJ. of
1st v. A. Coleman, TT. II. A. Curtiss, See. I;
Thos Hall, Guard.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02


TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE War
The lental letter of Archbishop Purcell of
Cincinnati, to the clergy and laity Of his do
cese, gives expression to some very interest
ing facts ,regarding lie real disposition of
the Pope towards the question of peace in
America. The Archbishop's words are ex-
cellent in their religious feeling, which loses
nothing by his earnest and high toned pat
riotism. The italics of the letter are those of
the Archbishop:
BELOVED BRETHREN AND CHILDREN IN
GoD: If ters of thousands of
our Catholic brethren have fallen in the front
ranks of the National armies, attestidg, even
at this high price, their devotion TO The Gov
ernment, and their sense Of the value of the
Union, surely we can unite with the Vicar of
Christ, undeterred by what friend or foe may
say Of his paternal interposition or counsel,
in beseeching the Almighty God to inspire
the contending hosts and their rulers, North
and South, with the desire of peace.
1t is worthy the noble heart of Plus the Ninth
to wish and pray that this great country, but
yesterday united, and therefore prosperous
and powerful, may put back the sword into
tit cSdDDdiu' anu tiitoN III HUuOldDlc anu
uninterrupted peace the blessings which God
has poured upon it more abundantly than on
any other nation under Heaven. The Holy
Father, in an audience of three quarters Of
an hour, granted on the lst day of December,
to a young American priest of this diocese.
who had left a seminary in France with some
of his beloved fellow students, to join the
Papal Zouaves, and who told the Pope that
as he had rsked his life to maintain the ter
ritoral integrity of the States of the Church.
so would he willingly die to defend the integ
rity of the Union, and assured him Of his sin
cere love of the people and Government ofthe
North, At the same time, the Sovereign
Pontif confded to his care an autograph let
ter for US, doubtless. as in the instances of
the letters to the Archbishop of New Orleans
and the late lamented Archbishop of New
York, TO urge us to use our best efforts in the
interests of peace. We have not received
this honored letter. But you are our wit
nesses, that while we go with our whole
heart and soul for the maintenance Of the
Union and the abolition Of slare1y-Qgainst
neither Of tchtcA does the Supreme PoHtf Of
CAriStend0m after a single rord-we have
omitted no opportunity in our visits to our
churches, in the administration of confrna-
ton, in our public prayers, morning and
afternoon. in our cathedral, to exhort our
beloved children to unite with US in snpplica-
tions for peace.
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Officers of shasta Council. No. 6. F.& A. NJ.

4 Charles l.. Danielson, 7. /. NJ; J. Isaacs,
feA D. l. NJ; 4. Dobrowsky. Tr. L. a. Cur
tiss. Rec; A. Coleman, Capt. of G.; VIM.
0 Tozer c.: G. d. Forbes. Marshal Thomas
Greene, Steward; A. c. Swain. Sentinel.
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Officers of Western Star Lodge. No. 2, f.
4

q D. P. Bystle. W. NJ; A. c. Swain, s.
~ W. IF B. Chandler, J W; a. Goleman
x IT.: Wm. Yozer, 5. D.; Chas. Anderson
~ .. D.; VIM. E. Hopping, Marshal; Z.
r. Lord and T,los. Greene. Stewards ]. y. Pot
ser, Tyler; II. A. Curtiss, See
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Upon this night, after a long absence, she
was to appear in her best part. The Neapol-
itans attended for a thousandth time to enjoy
the wonders and witness the triumph Of their
queen of song.
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Marina apneared. Not her fondest friends
had dared to predict so dazzling triumph.
She was trebiv suecessful-as the lovliest
creature that ever was seen : as the most
touching, noble and pure actress; and as a
singer. transcendent over all her predeces
.ors. Her voice was a phenomenon. Such
a one had never before been heard by mortal
ears. She herself had not known all Its deep
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These structures were general. They were
the first that Gambrica had ever encountered
They fell on her heart like lava.
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fiOcers of shasta Encampment. No. III.
d. q. Il.

Samuel Tsaacks C. P; j. s. Folansbee
S:ct H. P Frauk Ruch 5. W; L. Beinert. 5.
AS Jonn Foster. T.. VIM. II. Angel, l. ".
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Officers of Western star Division, No. Ss
-. of T.. French GUich.

Henry Warner, W. P; II. T. Allen, W. 4. W
5. Kidler, r.. s. Theo. Shanhafer. A. r. s. t
Kennedy. Treas. Patrick Hughes. F. 5. NJ. B.
s7oss. Chap. Victor Kern, C. James McElroy, A
G.: James Cook. l. 5. D. R. McClary, o. S.
j. 2. Wright, P. W. p.
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II discourse at the Broadway Church,
New York City, on :" The Sanctities of the
Threshold" Rev. DIR. Chaplin took occasion
to condemn in vigorous language the preva
lent notion and silly talk about the unhappi-
ness of married life. He argued that unhap-
piness in that condition was the exception,
aud not the rule. and that tie vast majority
of young men and young women would be
happier as well as better by entering into
married life. lie also deelaimed against the
present fashionable and extravagant style of
living, and against the idea that young mar
ried couples must begin life in the same style
maintained at home by their parents. The
sermon was listened TO by very large con-
gregation. though the above features of it
were by no meansits most eloquent thoughts.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Corporation Notiees.
81, 100000 ., Io.S' %.
COUNTY OF NEW-YORK.
PROPOSALS FOR sI.oOo.e 600 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS.
(BERe THE BALANCE NOT AWARDED ON BIDS
FOR e2,Ooo,s0s OPENED APRIL ?, lss4)

Sealed Proposals win be received at the Comptroller OFT
ps SATURDAY April 49, 1864, atz O'Clock p when the
win % rrbsly opened Coz the Purehase Of the whole OF
any part OF the of One Million Dollars Of the sodeT
bounty Fund Bonds" sn,hcrzed by Ordinance Of the
osId Of Supervisors passed March o S4 and By en- act o
the Log sf hs State Of Eewl passed February q
a bling the amount lot awarded On bids ios $2VoovO
orened Apri ?, 1864.
The said bonds viii bear interest a; the rate OF 'K per cent
Per aunr payable snnuay tie first day Of Msy and
November in each year. ard the principal will 10 redeenabe
follows: Five hundred thousand dollars November 1888
tad i've hund ed thousand dollars November l, 1870
Tie proposals wall the AmoVu: Of bonds dered and
Tie price per hsaded dollars thereof and persons whose
proposals accepted viii hersupOn be required to deposit
with tire Cosnty Treaurer the awarded to them re-
sprcvey.
On presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer Tor such depost tie parties viii be entitled 10
ecvc bonds for eqna aoun. Of The value Of the sunis
swarses them bearing Interest from the date Of pays-ats
Ess proposition should be sealed aud lnd1.sed Proposals
Ter Soldiers Bounty Fand Bonds" ineosed In seeosd
envelope addressed to the Comproller.
Tie right reserved reject any al Of tie bd,
dred nssay protect promote tie interests OF tho
County.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City q HswYork Department Of Finance CoDp.Eollers
Of5ce ApTii I, 1861.
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OEDxazcI OrvlcE WAR pzPARTEEyT.l
WLsHmGroS. AprilS IA
CEALED PROPOSALS I'll be received a.
WnOUGIfr-iBoS 'PLAffs snd BARg sl hoIsiraaes
fr.Si6sd Necessary % build the following Carriage;
Tor i3iAeh Guns.
20 B1brtte fIcni ilaile
20 gorur, centoT ntie.
koT l9!ucb 0eHs.
20 FRONT rinuc Baf5ettc.
so Rr...s II Z. hs-asi,e.
e parts Required for "oostron Bsr5ei'e and Cascnlis
roR qoP.oAnrAos
ChoekPhet Rases, Gaps SHOES irsnsorns GUIDE hoo4s
Oa!de-Hook w., JIcnniou Bed AZ -aspef Bolts
chAsis Eno.r ARD cgErra rlsTLu
Rail-, Rs.l.ss Raj p, Slote H + '9s " ,
A1o shsf. Fora shgFe5 heTtesl Cts-as, step %is-oaS
ossEsArs cAsr1er cnAsAA.
Par. nsrssd 6'iois ana isoP gre mate. ,l,,, r
sart carr -ets be specified ID tie bin q roa ii UID
s4so@ A-hostho. Dc; eof. e Ss ,'s o
krsessls Tho sew. Yor2 Aleney "a tAis oics iinisd
schedules cosins the htnsro ses fhe h-fs y ssiea
s,ae price which sy prqOsa 70 lasneiac1e oses
Tit lion 70 81 us- n IL snu ofhs rleies sad oSIF
10 a. ieilews:
ceet Plates and lfIstss Of nodiun s,s'Iiy or iron,
65e II a- u length, tlaeiy Ios loss tn.a -to,O rs
s 70 bs f best charcoal asnge srou hbrs IN dire
inch. - 81, A.. a..
qyunnior Beds 10 be Of onsy oebreoa iron tenaciy
not loss tLsn t,vs0 i1s. per square lHcn. 49, ..,
Cfeek Hrlces Uunels, ard CSIrrhufierf, az u be OF
eooa medium fonsciiy Eot oss thsn 5000 ba pcs
Ri Ta' Chords, Cls.s Tf,o,r cs.1 AID Shoe md
srse ircD e. GOOD qcsy of v-reincd hbfouz foA
Tenncty not lsss tksa 70 Gao i5s. pef 8aage 4neh
Axes foT bnch fSd l0ircn tfrinrrs aud AT lra'era'
hos Jsutls b. OF best cLeros EDfogs Ion. lrpncly
not lesal lhsE ~ ,01sJ pounGs ieT o. 90 iurh' 80
Al Bos and Rvets T. be ~ best CHARCOAL thEoHh SsH'
TenacIy not ls.t than - ru pounds per square lHoA
A,es for I5inch Cars ard 81 fost Shapes ind Tongues
r Cspate Cssrisses be Of the bst charcoal iron Ten
sc;l- not lees than % 600 pounds pcr iuaEe inch
Bidders will mlke sepsyso sehyIies io ds''efnf en-ha
.he sr,oun Ieauired III te Wsteovu igsena " gsffovn
EsA and the bali - the new ORR ATsena Ne"-l o
Bdirrs wiz speeii- IRE dl'e ut which they
degeres and the which hcy Gun coayef each -
therctita
IN the manufacture of uis ef Kinds ~ work snd who
can Lrne ample evidence at bry have IN their own ho al
&c machinery appliances for tnng ont tie iui aorn
Of y ok ffocihed by thrn u,
NADER vii be req6fcS - frah proper fuIetes foT "a,
uror.r 1afs .lnance Of the and W incoso "ih o
b tnc wrtn aclEow leagmen Of ten soIe'les o'ei he
sgnstnros. .
Ta psItg obia,8re contract viii br require T. osg ieie
boud -ih auureyei agretie its ishfu sNecuigH
uau ne ward being made Erccesfd btdefs VII De mott
fed sno furnished with foTns O c0hifact ena bond -.
Tho DI lrnent the rs 20 REJECT any OF al p'ai
n not ed sa,isfhrtory 80 =,
Proposals viii be addressed 10 rfade NenefAi peoI'n ~
Ramsay Chc Of o. dGnoe. h4shin- d. g. ana Sit %
indo,sd Proposals for wrought rOn pixies aud bars io "'
GEO D. RAMSAY,
Brigs6icTOoneYsl Chief Of Crdntnce-
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Drop osals
OFpsAScR OTEIcg, wGn nKPGRTnr
"A a -.

ORDINANCE OrFIcg, WGE nKPLRTnySr,
WssHISaTos. 10. c., kiaT,h l5 I5e4.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received OF
g.Os0 Of lDial'.- Ac ost-eHeLs cslbTs r. IN be
delivered IN tie ioossing qasn;ss - ne Ider ssd Ar
scnals VIZ:
3 SS s 's' ' ' Esy Ys[ Arsenal G2yarRgr 3 tsaA
aSsS sSSS +" ssHsslsfy a. s ssrji.sr., 4 ios. E. r,
Fncse seecuromert- % hs de IL sst conformity
Yors fIankiord, 81 0fi Nya,e4vu,i Wet,s.oiyn asd
sshine r-oaais. md iAs pi.t hrini-. Thcy
to b, spbst 10 s;ioa o, Tie Ars-ns deivtsi
before brns r-eei.ed fer tts GorelH'; fone ar p be
lnc belts be 81 us.d .cse Oh ta -sgcA ,be The
best oeG tanned 1he ahosr bet VIII DC Included IN tie
sell
Deliveries nu be gs1s in lois Of not -s ha one dneeuth
Ol5 per week ~ The uJe nrtu,T contracted f1 The lfA
.3iysiy b. b. made tie fl-f u.g a s'sF.
Failure 10 make deliveries specified t1r VII s1bles'
tie cortfs 20 iog,u.e OF iEe EsuDcg Ag .ay @ = ..
i've. a. th,t tine.
Tho secoire~-ts prs, b boyea IN the rva rnszr,r ts
b0xrs 70 DC cnrt 90 e -rJn Is Ge insl c'or.
idc-s plI state Softly tae rseua srte.s, pIfrg
h' propose 80 seyei sae ihe ners % fsi e! Tiop-se
60 ctii'er " e4ch place. p Tor inol, % = ons
NO dos v4B be ccDeersc fTou; r,es cher an Irgssr
u,uls'uTer sud suc Lrrn "a s Del lfiuert %
Dc ialy coaPoseu' 70 rzee 7 n mn Fbor' de WORK
Soa.ncr's Der lss flose ldr 20 be sLopa hsy
VIZ ~ ted, sud 90 ~. rcd nu aud f5id.
Lidd"rs VII rcoe VIVA 0f o.as .hf Eren atABoSleag
ueait 0f iLtiT oIGsfss ~ ia ~ o--a lltt-ez
~ D. ftgv ohs!irf roit- ct w!i 10 cb'i - enter no
bout'Tun pTos 81 suetlss !Gg s 'f't.al sKrcu, on
Upon 'he cac iu- nr Re- frcct 30 lfa va &c ho.i'
fra, rad iurtbt,d wit forms 81 conra't and bond, -
The De panst ths night 70 Eeec any oil slss
PIar1as vii be sd.rssse5 10 "Rr.aiiclGlsra Georse
n Rtllas Ci,f of Nrdluce Weshugt,u,D D. g.. !iuTsed
iioPoss.s 49, Insnuy Assostir1s - ,.,.e.v
ttJEGE D. RANsfH,
bnr Con, Chef 81 OfcnInsc
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

TgNO RO anJ FENCE MAKERS. rfopo-
4 cal. viii be received antil noon AuNDAI ths ieth
Inst for ral'h- md grading tt- Eosds IN Woosa~a Gene
tsry Wiirnslrisre Wss,che'ter County.
Also, fcr furnishing masrs, n pert .af matns several
ues Of ence. on .id srols Tho Enyuso ~i be on M
grounds ,.d.y and 1AuI'ly Tho lah ana i lust,
give any iaosna5n desired hner Which, aG.ssr iHi'.'
nation and sp-,Lcs,. 1rs may Je ciisiHsl from
W. HAYES, W.fia1rtarsh, or
W CIdTT. Controller, Ne. o. EEt 2hth It
opposite iar.eaI kal.e4d Depot
Ecw-Yo,k, Arn 1855.
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Proposals
OFFICE or AxuY CLOTHING Aso EevrPAeH,l }
No so2 BFoApwAr nEw. \ ORR april . lSCi,
A PAIY SIppL ES-SEALED PROPO

ARMY SUPPLES.-SEALED PROPO-
"A SAILS will be received st bis Office until l2ocoek A. q
THURSDlY y the 4'h Inst ~ faa-ue oy contract NJ tse
Depot Of Army Clothing an. Equ'pls" a. TINS y, ,
SIX-AuLE WAGON HAhNFHa tOHiI LITE
Spccifations which be- al tins cnee bisdefs
the quantity tey wih 70 suppyi ALL tbe Rherest
ti.ne IN which they deliver H. .
Al al usr be acccip MED ~ proper Rnaahy i'r
the (rii hful performance offs con rsct ,
The United States the slt reject bids peeoe
Objectionable. - e.. =,
froposa should - iudorsed Propos ;or furnishing Har
ness and addressed to Lieut. { o.. ID. II. NlEIDE.
Hy. ousreTnsster-Gen.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

ESOR SALE-0n MURRAY HILL, Nos. ~
n uad % Wes 5othtt horses 'Hl Size, brown stone, aAd
tost completed IN bc best manner with al Improvement
Apply the pIeuisos LOI In DAVIS ss.st cor.
Is.-sv
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
REAL ESTATE On rIrTF

and MADISON AFENUES for sALE.-The aubscribcr
e1e1s for so IN psrr q s,t purchssers, LOTS adi.
between Mad.sOn aiid 81 lvs.
Aso The entire block hiins on the shsv. between I'D
sa stins and the biocss olln- "a Aisllscasy De.
tween odth and 70th-s.s
FOR term. eud particulars inquire Of JAMES c yrC
OlNS, No. ~ MlliaIast. JANIS ITNoY
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

-ouP sdults desire BOARD uptown or 10
X - .nrx not far ffOu the city the very best OF
= =. 80 Enswer fof one week. Address s. b0@ W.
iss7 POst- Office. .-.Hz-zrs-,--
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

~ ALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES All
PUBLIC AUCTION.
A. the City Hall, AOSDAY, kp II, 1884 at II o'clock
viii b, sot 90 Public Auction g. the ghest bidder,
with adequate security, for term Of ten yesrs
from the lsi day of Eay 1865
The LEASE Of ths FRANCHISE Of the FERRY now
established north of AID immediately sd dining the present
FeIy Slip =. the foot Of Grand East River. EewYork 70
The LEASE Of the FRANCHISE Of the FERRY about to
BE- estab shei ron the sip basin hewoon Tiers hos 81
aud 80 East River, hevf for to the sip loot OF BTdgs
TIE Ees,e Of the Frlnee Of ths Ferry about b. essb
ished rom the clip or bsia bstwssn Piers Nos y sud 80
Brooklyn. r. D. point ADJACENT thereto.
The said ssy.rI Very Leases wiz be sold with su tbs
rh Iryeg and slv thereof belonging to the Cor
p0rstion Of the City OF New.1 oTs.
The conditions and o tho cgcs 20 be IN The esusl
form ferry leases heretofore entered INTO by the Corporation
The ~ oT each of tho above na ID erIie to be made %
ferries and contain covenants on s part Of tue esse or
that he hey will conduct aud manage the said ery
ferries eeeAbyto saeh rules resusous ordinances or
hv.sws hereafter from tine % tne be
passed by tho Common Cogn State Lsgs atuTe
The purchaser Of the ferry lease aud its sppsadaEes IN ssch
s DC required the tune an place Of 'aIe to
the Collector Of tho City Nsyeuue TO ~ cent
o. tie amount BID for the .nsua rent 10 apply or IN rent o
tie tr,t qalteE u c-se e .rs e eas WIZ !as n' IA IA
vii T-qucd also, 20 .arDish ob sson a. the same
te, executed by two sDroes to i osset That be viii exc
fo the puneta pSynent Of the f1a susr yearly aud Tor
TIE faithful execution Of the covenants q tho esse hs ies;
sturs be paddy tho purchaser. snd ezpeasa
whatever be incurred 0y The Corporation for or IN cen
sseton With the pier sr bukh-as pre1ises proposed
to be leased, during the tern oi the lease
The lease shall also eonAn -oyeasnt requiring each frry
boat to have attached T. - rg', hre Spps.us or eIs
dimensions ha ured ny tie fue hepartuss Of ths City
o. New York and % be usd 20 eY'i1- shmeni - hr0s
G % s@nss ~ q % s S y III os ser
vices the Lessee sha receive twenty d =r hour for each
klaTruEW T. BRENNAN, CoIptroller
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PKOTERTIEs TOR sAI-E

v Tue "hAN.lON HOUSE" u AtlIntic CIV viii,
sgliufe and everything complete. This esabishent Ia j
hshts ntnsed ard conveniently arranged; end 10 ca On
risitg person et' fds excellent opportunity 10 make
n'onfy IAr Whole viii De sold favorable terms Two neat
near iho sah, containing K sleeping rooms each VII
D. sod very how.
Ai,9 anaHbeI Of COTTAGE LOTS, IN desrsbe situations
The . PHILADELPHIA HOUSE," ct Cspo leland. with or
[nout I'M Furniture Ths establishment will be sold very
~A' os sscoipInodaiing terms Apply 10
b. GLENN, No lz3 South <ihst, PhisdolphIA
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

HOUSE No. lS3 Henry-st., Brooklyn, FOR
III sALELot ~ by VI ieei corner oi Love ans house
t,e sIoEy basement md under cesr Terms yoIsDic. Ap
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

oyricK CKoTos AoUEDuc. PoARD. April 4 1861.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Sc Proposals will
be received q, thi. Office until FRIDAY the 18th Cay oi
Anil ue1t n O'Clock noon, when they vii be publicly
otoned for FURNISHING and CUTTING about twenty i've
hundred e. s0l squsre feet OF BLUE.SrOSE fLAGGNG,
required for tho Terraces Of tho Gate Houses Of the New
Reservoir Psns and specifications for the be
en- AppAestion st this sihee. -
THOMAS sTEPHENs,l Croton
F. ROBT. l.. DAhRAGH, Aqneduct
AW. CRAyHN, } Board
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STAMFORD PROPERTY for sALE.-The

STAMFORD PROPERTY for SALE.-The
~ GoC5io stone HOUSE and II acres Of GROUND half &
I ron the depot hEa ground, vita nae yiew ol the
kognd, &C. Tic horse cOsins l9 rooms rsftle utnteia
nrorgog, lighted with sss from the vi age and an eoTap oo
oscL ~ lsrse ctggns Icc wells Of g.01 W4teI - os
tsstsy alo out snd contains great ysIety oi fnii tree
carrsge houss, TsGea 80 Pcfsea.iom inMedi.tey.
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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

DLAFAESS CURED HOWEVER CAUSED.
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insi ,s- i 81. Hi1s y, 10, os & ~ ,t III va
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w o. Foat Wsrit 6y nr RECORDS ESSENCE ofLlFE.
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g. &c b. hii accredited sssrt C.reu-. ssn se fese:
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have f.r many ye--a nade invsu-b.s seiaedy The
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for 10 al osics arf1g fon deuiy or toe .ir~t's orrDs
snca Ao.ey Of ths stomach worms, Go era hS'Du'
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