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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13

TOILET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
~ Co.'S STOCK.-We offer for SALE limited famonni
of the above STOCK. The Road is 81 miles long com
nsncing Joliet in Illinois, and terminating at Chicago
The total the stock Of the Company lSVo
he greater part of which has already been purchased by
capitalists as a permanent INVESTMENT.
The Road has been leased in by the Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company required by tue charter Obned
tom the Legislature Of Illinois, under which that Company
reorgsiized aud y irreyocabe.
The iesse requires the payment Of rent monthly 10 the
United States Trust Company in the city Of kewiot suf
ren to pay quarterly dividend Of II per cent OF per cent
per snnnn free IT, Government tax imposed TO be
imposed additional security for the payment o. the rent
27hs Of the receipts OF The Chicago and ALTON hel
TOAD are irrevocsbly pledged for that purpose.
We recommend this stock TO parties seeking sale iuVe"
H. x. JEsUP Co.
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

1924 PENNSYLVANIA, CENTRAL
lOOAs Il, X. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK Al through ior the we-. sy this route leave
New York from tie foot Colutsndt st. Through uckss
fox Chicago Mwsser St Paul. aud all ponts IN The North
West, Crsine. indianapolis, Louisville, 81 Louis. ceye
land Coumbu. Chemist md all points IN the West and
South eau be procured at tho ONCE OF the Penny vsa
Central H. No Aston House, or at the Depot foot Of
N. Eapres Philadelphia arrives In Pi'ssbwshS
! MT, A.,
p Express via Philadelphia arrives In fitt''urshH
m. .,--... .... T. p,.,.hoYvb a,
One Through Train Sunday via Philadelphia leaving
Nsw.York Ut D x,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13

TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS
sESGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-NORk, via. the Erle
10 CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
connecting with railroad, for AL principal c,s In the We
This read benz extended, and Will be In complete
running order TO Msnshed Gallon Urbsna Dayton Cincin
natl and St. Louis without break Of gauge ,,....,,
4. IL GOODMAN Gen. Ticket Ag-. II. T. SWEETsER,
Meadyille Pa General supt
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BROADWAY THEATER,
ID Corner Broadway and Broome streets. -, ,,,oon


DROADWAl IHEAlEh,
Msuaser GORGE WOOD
GENUINE SUCCESS:
The Young Beautiful and Accomplished Arttte,
MISS HELEN WESTERN
received with unbounded enthnsissm.
WEDNESDAY ENEsINo, yoLi ID
the Military Drsnls IN tnree sc~ VI "s
fhENCh or
Oh TIE FALL 0v ALsiKhs;, crr,o
MISS WESTERN IN THREE CnAhASIEhs'
DEyILisH GOOD J0KE}t u.p,crv,s
In which MISS WEs tE IN sSsI n, St ~
os sos nv ~ ag;e;sns Campsnv.
suPPooHsyeSS n 6 "A n M y Am
w kuss W. sTFi3S AZ DON CAESAR
ih fe"e na o,.n a. II commence At O'Clock.
o ~ = y
VITAJJACK,s
w To-NIGuT
w ,rvr,v r,.rStSG ado tho uset Tia
Anu b' EN- , r. Nir pTISsfE
,f,me iy yf 49,. -t.4-
MISS ANoNIA Uses
In Filmore's Justly oraed sst highly attractive play
THE WiNNlHI SUI, L. vt,r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13

4 ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf,
" from foot Of Coursndts, connecting at Hampton
Junction with Detw sre Lseksvanna aud Western Railroad
and at Easion with Leigh Valley Railroad and its
items forming direct line to Pittsburgh and Ge West, with
change Of cars - - - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Sixty Miles and Two HOURS saved by this line to Chicago
Cincinnati ST. Louis. etc with but change OF
STRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commenting May 2 1864, leave New FORK as follows;
HARRISBURG ExPRGbs--At a. IN, fox Easton Realms,
Pottsylle harrisburg. nauch Chunk Wiliamspor THIS
train arrives q. Hnrusburg az m, connecting East and
West on the Prnn; wanna Railroad North and South tbs
Northern Central Railroad, and with the Cumberland Valley
Railroad to IlageIstown.
MA TRAIs-At sOa m, Tor Easton, Water Gap, scran-
ton Wh.sbsrre, Great Bend Ptts'on, Binghsmton, &c
I'm TRAIS-For Easton, Allentown, Msuch Chunk, WI
hsIn,poIt, Reading, Po,tsvile, Harrisburg ke
J:40 p a.-for Eason, Bethlehem and Mauch CHUNK
$40 and 540-FoT SoiHeryillr.
Up. WESTERN EyPRKss-For Easton, Allentown, Read
ing Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and the West. Sleeping cars
through nom Jersey City 10 Pittsburgh.
ELrEkBETBPoRT AND NEw YORK FERRY-Loave New. York
rom ier No n H., at 9;i3 m a;t5 1880 sud $50 M
Boats stop Bergen Point and Mariners E-.yor
Tickets the West be obtained 81 the Office of the
Central Railroad Co. Of NewJcsey, foot OF Conrtlandtst
No Asor House at No. 2i broadway, and vt tie princ
pei hotels. JOSIAH q. SfEARAs, Superintendent
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NJ lBLO' GAhDEN.
THE COOLEST THEATER IN THE CITY
TEE ILLUMINATED GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVEN
WEDNESDAY, JULY IL, 1864.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE
DISTINGUISHED Artistic,
MISS LUCILLE WE ST l. RN,
who will appear this and every evening AZ
MARIE De LASCOURS AND OGARITA,
In the celebrated Dramatic Rom m Five Tsbleaus,
entitled,
TIE SEA OF ICE,
WHICH HAS BEEN FOR SUME TIME IN PREPA'
RATION, AND Is NOW PRODUCED FOR
THE THIRD TIME AT THIS
ESTABLISHMENT,
WITH APPROPRIATE SCENERY. COSTUMES,
APPOINTMENTS.
and the Original Music (coBposd by j. r. Cooked under IN
direct direction Of Harvey b. Dodworth.
DISTRIBUTION or CHAEAcTKRs.
MARIE DE LASCOURS. aterward Ogarita,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
Supported by thefolowing talented company; L. sbsw
ell Chqs Peters j. I Hsssn, B. Rnggod, w Blsisdel,
j. Seymour L. b. Holmes &c, Misses May Wells sief.
rett, &C.
ACT I..DECK OF THE SHIP kURANIA.n
ACT u..sEA OF ICE IN THE POLAR REGIONS.
A lapse Of fifteen years.
ACT II..THE COAST OF MEXICO.
ACT ~. HOTEL DE THERlNGE IN PARIS
ACT WALLACE OF DEL MONTE IN PARIS.
Seats secured six days in advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
- ing Al Queenstown Cork farb.si.-1he wei known
steamers Of the Liverpool Newly orb nud Philadelphia stees
shp Colnyan, tnmsn Lre carrying tie u Mahs) are In
tended to sail % foll0wk .
CITY or BALTIMORE. ......-.'sturdav July 10
y"Y -
And every succeeding SATURDAY m noon. IRON Pier 81
North River.
PAYABLE In gold, or its equivalent, Ia currency
FIRST CABfN...... $50 % lsTEEkA6E 20 ~
E,, labn 10 London. - ~ steerAee London... 40
First Cabin to Paris ~ % Steemse to Paris 40 "
First Cabin Hamburg ~ ~ steersge to Hamburg. " o.
Passenger, also forwarded 10 HsyIe. Bremen. Rotterdam
Antwerp. &c, asSqubly low ratss
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown Isl Cabin 80 $eS
sl0s sterfagr sJ5 Those who wish send Tor their
friends can buy tickets here at these rates
For further information eppy at the COMPANY Offices
JOHN @. DALE. AGENT. No. Is Broadway, " T.
NOTICING Steamship CITY or LlMENICk Of this
line will sail 81 steamer THURSDAY noos July
IA carrying limited plumber Of steefage passengers a, 10
dueed rates PAYABLE "a United States Currency
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No 10 Broadway
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HyAPSCOTT's LONDON and LIVERPOOL
i PASSAGE OFFICE, Ma. s6 SeutI-s'., New orb
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND. hCpILANO and
WALES. 1870 -. - ..,.,n..,.,
TAPsCOrTs CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE 4 WEEK. -.
\ LINE or LONDON PACKETS SAIL tNkhi TEN
DAYS. , o.. .,
Parr. wishing take passare, send ir Their ends Or
remit money old county 20 u he lowest rates
by spplyinsto TAPsCO"T BROTHERS oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13

TOLEDO RAILROAD Co.'S OrrCE,
CLEVELAND, o.. June H. 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that until further
~ notice tho CONTINENTAL BANK Of Nsw-iort City
will the New Transfer Agent Of the Cleveland and
Toledo Rsirosd Company's stock. $3.50
The Bonds and Coupons Of Company VIII be paid at tie
Continental Bank they mature, on presentation
Tn. Cleveland and Toledo Railroad ncome Bonds Of 1874
ms,uIe July |, lae+, and will b paid as sboyA
II. {. LUCE, Treasurer.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON, -.....
WORCESTER PALMER fITCHBURG, NASHUA,
LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Tie new and s;sunch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF newborn,
leave NewY ork daily (sundsys excepsedI o'clock NJ
from Pier No 20 North River, loot Of Nes'ryst.i
FOR NEW.LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train nom M
above points ys NeyY,c and Wofeesier Boston and or
ceer Worcester AID Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads ,,,., -.
= = MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
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nOUGLASS MINING COMPANY.-A meet
ing Of stockholders Of tho Douglas Mining Company Tor
choice OF Directors tho ansacon Of other business
that may come before them will be held at the Complnys
office, No - Wiian-st-, on TuEsDAl July ~ laot al
3o'eloot p HENRY fHhLfs secretary.
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Sat, Of Nsv Yo,k, CIV o.n s;orfy Of Neio ior1, n
- President, and ,.JsEhf BUCK, Cs;hisI Of tie p.
cis, Hank oahE doing business ct Nsw> ORR CITY, in
.siI emily being duly and seyclsly each for
himself .aiih ths tie foregoing j. IN all rsspec,s true
Of the condition Of the said Bank, before the trans
ss ~ ,ny business on the morning Of Saturday 'he 2h
sSy Of June ono thousand eight hundred and si1yfour IN
respect TO each aud every Of the en aud ABOVE
scro,dis to the best Of his knouedge and BELIEF
lit The business OF the sd Bank has been and 10 trans
AZ the location Aforesaid and that Jacob Campbell the
.is Ia sbept aud cannot Therefore Join IN tins aiEasv
ie'1e"' X. BUCK, Cashier.
ou. .,h.c,h.d and sworn BY depoDen,. the 18th dsy
-, IL. OEO PEYIDN Nosry Public,
u ivy w. City end County VI kewfcrk
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TT'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
f 1 S{AwsYYs5tsTT W tIAFTtGoi CALLING
AT CORK HAkB0R,
AND BETWEEN BOsTOS AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR.
SCOTIA New. OH " ed esdsy June 70
hTRiC t....,. leaves Boston. WeenesdsY July
leaves New. YoTk Wedncsdsy July -
ASIA ...,... YES Boston "Wednesday. July 20
leaves New FORK. .Wsdnt sday July n
EUROPA .......... leaves Bosion W e.i'estay Aus o
IRON gfw-YokE LIyEKPoo.
Chief Cshin Passage. ......................sld.
Second Cabin PASSAGE. .................... 10 W
LIVERPOOL
Chief atin Passage .ssss.ssss's.s ~
Second Cabin Pa.sAxs.,......:...,.;.:... u 70
payuhe In cold equivalent IN United States currency
Berth. vol secured until paid for
A exp, rirnced Surgeon on board.
The owners Of thea slips will be accountable for spec
or Vu~bss Bills Of Lsdns having the value expressed
are signed therefor.
Tor Freight OF Passage apply 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13

NTFW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
n Trims for Albany aud Troy, connecting with the North
AID We.t leave 2Ghs depot at 1880 u. and p H. sun
sPECiAL S0TICE.-Passengers for Saratoga Springs on
SATURDAYS take the train and arrive at Saratoga
without chance Of cars at ii p IN.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
IN Coon aud ufer MONDAY, Jan. Is 1864 Trans Will
at aud 10 7:aV snd IL Midnight The $50 N,
TraD will take Passcnses for BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON only This Trgn makes connection Philadelphia
Trains 4 aim IS sns etsdst a h sfs and %
MILITARY TICKETS will hot be received M the 9 q. IN.
or 30 r. m. Trims J. W. WOODRUFF,
,.- -, .est Assistant Superintendent n. J. IL r.
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METROPOLITAN lSsuRAScE CosPAsr,
No ina RKoApxAY. NEw.YoKK, July u. lo0t.

NEW~JERSEY ZINC COMPANY.-At a
meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of this held
on the 9Th dny Of july 1864 q sEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND
OF -FOUR PER CENT wss declared on the Common and
Preferred Stock payable and n the L. day Of August
pe1t AZ the Transfer Office Of the Company, Ne 100 Liberty
g. New York The Transfer Books will be closed from July
Is 10 August !. u. :. GIbLIH, Secretary.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANY.
u.IMiTED)
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL CALLING AT QUEENS
TOWN TO LAND PASSENGERS.
Shin Iuns Commander
QUEEN (buidlns). .33l2.................. -
ERIN tbaildnf) 2l5.............'... -
ONTARIO (buit!nEl...... 3li2................. -
HELVEflA building 49, 200 ....'..''......'.- -
LOUISIANA Frowse
VIRGINIA
PENNSYLVANIA.
Leaving Pier No ~, North River, g. follows;
PENNSYLVANIA, Bfookng Saturday, July
LOUISIANA, Prowse. .sssurday, July 10
AND EVERY ALTEkNATE SATURDAY THEREAFTER
The cabin accommodations board these steamers are IN
surpassed and the lower than by any Other lDe
SALOON PASSAGE TO LiVERPOOL--e3 IN Gold
TlIlRDCLAss PASSAGE TO LlNERPoOL-S'o IN
currency.
The Of these vessels vii not be Tor sPeee
or vsua unefs bill Of adng having their value expressed
therein, n signed therefor.
For ffeisht or passage apply 20
WILLIAMS & GUION. No. II Wal ct.
Evening star., 1864-04-29

MEssRs. EDITORS The press Of the country,
VIZ. WIN rare exceptions. having been uniform in
believing as we do in the Justice of our claim
upon the private and public employers Of the
carpenters and iofners Of this city, we would
seer tne nse OF your columns in laying before
TO this community that for years prior to the
rebellion carpenters received 80 per day, which
then gave them but a tolerabie or moderate
nHeiinood. Now, with the necessaries Of life
increased say 100 per cent, we receive from
S225 TO $3.50 per day, making our pay, COM
paradvely, Si.62 less per day than it was
tour years ago. That is to say, that s2 then
would purchase as much as 81 now; while
we receive ON an average s237 per tiay to
purchase the same with. Then admitting
the truth that we received a fair support
iour years ago, must we not be As a class Of
mechanics reduced to insolvency and depen-
dence, while this condition may suit the views
OF "contractor," we feel keenly as mechanics
and American citizens our unfortunate cir.
pert, we are becoming useless and distrustful,
while the theory Of labor being above capital
is taught in high. places, we fear it is q mere
abstraction OF politicians, the fact being against
1t even in the workshops of the nation, labor
not being self-supporting or remunerative, un-
less outside capitalists or contractors" decree
1t, then the Government will allow that work.
lngmen should secure a competency for
their labor. thus ignoring the great truth
Tor which the workingmen Of the country
nave united in sustaining; the men Of com.
mea sense look at results, and determine
accordingly; they yet receive the truth that
labor is not ignobae or degrading, and
believe in it's ultimate triumph, though a
host m ay stand in the way. And now, after
having appealed time and again to the private
and public employers for redress. without
avail, we appeal to the public sentiment to
sustain us in our determination to cease work
for all who will not allow our just and neces.
per day from the ist Of May. - y :.
Con-. OF CARPENTERS ASSOCIATION,
Evening star., 1864-04-29
sKoRRr DIsRAsra

Sdma-itan's Gift Is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures IN two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral,
no balsam, NO mercury. Only ten pills to be taken
1t is the soldiers hope. and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, g.;
female, S3 :
Samaritan' 5 Root and Herb Jxtess-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula Ulcers Sores
Spots, letters, dc. Price 81, six bottles for g.
Sold by &. @. Ford. Bee ad d~ertisement. ms
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc.
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing
EpwARD H. TRAvER,
mar 2-DHW,ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1864-04-29

E. J. WILKINS, Esq. has been appointed Agent
of the Great Pennsylya route, vice E. o. Nor
ton, to take effect on the 2sth Of March. Mr. Viii
corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
during the past two years, and is thoroughly con-
departments. All applications for information,
tickets. dc,, must be addressed to E.J. Wilkins
Agent treat PENNSYLVANIA Route, Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Ed. s. YOUNG,
+e- LgF ...- a.G General Passenger Agent,
ap5-- Great Pennsylvania Route.
Evening star., 1864-04-29
LOST AND FOUND.

$50 the Rh 1st shSTt
the above reward if left at the Star 9ficei 9fiecai,,
I osT-,YesteFday. black POCKET BOOK, 60.
~ street, With a sum Of money and strip of pa
sa ahs the viii bs
given if left at dc D street between 9Th and 7th.
+ 0sT OR sT0LEN,,THREE H0RsES.I,9ne
small White Horse; bay Horse, White feet, with
ANY An aSsfs y sSSSf sS%SEIETsES
Of ss h he S.Rs .Rs
Yssd and the t Sf the Anseostis Bridge
70 SathfR r aEHfY and no questions
T 0sT7-A small PH0ToGRAPH ALBTM in the
l. RAILROAD Car COMING from Georgetown TO the
reward viii BE- paid TO ths Under, bs leaving i #
and sp ls 5 streets with I'll SIiRffs hiah s sEIp1se
$H Sss sss
d41h 'saass
fasa Gsr5
Tts to hs
As!is's Box f4f sS$Fffs
sooa FkkkEk boa about s'fF h sa tep
o n5 b es ss esfh Of
the h Of AP5 tRNy Fyfs
to come forward prove pr9Psppty and naa taks them
asa3 apa-st~ AtnhD 18th st.. bet. Stiiend and N
So stolen from the sqR
Horse Is hands nd three M n old T maPked
ea He viii
to Timothy ALLEN, on II street north and 9TH
NOTES, drawn BY George Raum, in favor of vii
s menhs Hl caro- tie 18Th The
BStsi BSte are sp fns nes0ffsdnfk fd fksGa eE rd
cock, Of Washington county, D; G., brought b, be
fore me the subsGriher dh tbs ?6th day of april
ts White face black legs and shod d ali %
sbSHt nine years old hand and seal this b a,v
AesiI ls1 1ss snass my n"1s pAS 81 RSWIASp s
m
charges a4S SsEPh sfTs
Q10 RBwARD;;51strayed or stolen on the goth, ,
sit the GaST qsst aPoxe viii
given for any Information left at the Simpson
STRAYED.-A HORSE, a dark bay, belonging to
y the Government, with one white hind foot,
branded e. s." on shoulder and hip, hridled and
inst. The person returning him, or giving infor-
nation which will lead to his recovery, will be
fsHstaea sts army corner sS saa
&100 REWARD.-Were lost or stolen, on or
cIUU about the l4th of April instant SIX
BOND of the new 10 40 Issue, numbered llS9 1890
lIsl. lls2 1888 iIst and Is sash for $so, The bonds
Steps have been taken to stsp the payment, and the
above reward will be paid upon delivery of the
bonds to ". B. WEBB, Sup tot Police. ap 23-6t
Evening star., 1864-04-29
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

GdANCEh1 SALL NALOAbLE IMP hONEU
kR SS gEhAa
NORTH NEAR & The GAPIT0L g ATE 49,
O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue of decree OF
the late Circuit Court and an amended decree of
the Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia,
sitting Court Of Equity the latter decree dated
April 26th, 1854 and rendered in cause, No. 7S8,
wherein Eiizabeth Brent is com plsinAnt, and Chas
p Brent and Others, defendants, the uHdersiSned
Trustee WIN sell al Of Lots 9,psrts of and 10, In
SQUARE No 6S6, as follows ny,rf.gs
Part Of Lot No. :, fronting 80 feet on Delaware
ming bsek 1898 feet tS s9;teet alley, improved bys
isSSicK pWELIIiNsfSiiHbf2TTssEE IIiNsfSiHbfTsE WITH BACK
A1of Lot No, 9, fronting 60 feet inches on Dsis,
ware avenue, between North, B and @ streets. aMd
running back an average depth Of l8A feet 70 so-
BSiGK DWiILiNa HoiSE WITH BAoK
- - - BUILDINGS - IA
Part of Lot No. TO-. fronting 50 ses M q inches On
Delaware avenue, between ana sreeS north.
rupnina back about re feet Y Meet alley:
shis y;a.ss psaBsftx Z snstsd ..s a. Sssla
tot and e the p.os0ssd sxssp;ieG % Of th. GspsSol
grounds is consumma'ea VIVA - immeoiAtely "a
'osSing one third c.sh; the In six and
twelve ncnths, With fnterest, secnxed ta the sAts
fsefcn 81 the Trustee, or all cash, ss the estton o.
pdes,sssao.s and STAMPS u tshs cost sfss. PAR
Early possession q =. pf vii, = s,:s
ap@-d &c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-04-29

dent upon tudicious preservation of the feet; it
Is Impossible to move in a graceful manner if the
dered condition, and nothing i'm pedes so much as
@ @Gorns, Bqn9ipns lngrowing Nails, or other disor
we would recommend an early call at DR.. Whites
and 9Th streets. ap 6.tf
Evening star., 1864-04-29
DIED

On the 29th instant, JOHN SIOCSSA, sr., in the
SD year of his age; q native Of Paris France but
for the last So years resident of this city.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence. New York
avenue. between 18th and 18th streets, at o'clock
on Saturday evening.
Evening star., 1864-04-29
BALLS, PARTIES. Ne.

TO The FRIENDS OF IRELAND.
akASP ptN1aN hAhh # efbfRsSsrHrRHoop, fss
',oDn h9ihSEf tEkIse sissss Mss s
THIRD GRAND BALL
OF THE - #tSa
ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB. 49, 20,
'' '' gwen a' ISLAND ISL HALL, a
On THURSDAY, May 5sh, 1854.
Committee pied ge themselves to spare no pains
or expense to make this one of the grandest Balls
ofthe season. -A5
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. admitting a gentleman
andladies. .- .sr aias-VT -f-t9 . s.5er' .--sI >
zss Connnittes Of Arrangements. -a .=
Thomas McCook, HI. Reach,
g. Dixon -r..I John Manoney, -
u. Fisher. Wrn. Buckley. z-rr
Thos. W stone, Jno. H. Weeden,
Vim. Hall, ,--.. =, f. Spripgman, ~, -
Jno. Little, d Geo. Miller,
- Geo: Adams. = = - ap .. .lw.-
W. HI. RUssELL's MAY BALL - =
" Ill Be held at ODD FELLOWS HAIL, Navy
Ticket. oss S$E$aH u s'Esa /: lad =.
door. ~ t..J. ~ ..s. SaHA
Army and Navy Hornpipe, by Gentleman,
hishisna 81 fisnafs sstss fs SsSssa 81 aentlemAn,
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MARRIED,

On the evening of the 10Th instant. at Christ
Church, Nashyiile, Tenn bythe & Rsy Mr r Har-
to ALBERTA P. daug ghter of DR.. D. 7. McGavock
of Nashville.