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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
STIRRING NEWS FROM INDIANA,

Startling Confession of Horace Hefferu.
Deputy Gr8nd Com mander of the ssSons
OF Liber5''-Prisoners in the North
west 10 be Released and Armed-The
northwest to be Formed into Separate
Confederacy-S5OO.0 600 Sent by Rebe l
Agents in Canada to Procure Arms for
the Order-Ten ofthe Conspir ators Dele.
gated to ASsassiBate Gov. Norton.
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DIANOs AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

W. G METZEROTT, conner Pa. av. aud .!sn -:
The largest Mus cal Establishment
and only importing house in the Ds-tVB VH
trict. Sole Agency Of Steinway Sons grand ana
square PIANOS, Uf which We have just r-celved Q
new assortment. maxim our stock IL iustruments
OF this celebI ated factory alone which - larger
emit than can he found at any 9th IT sgen-
cy of this house in the country Besides these,
we have a stock of Raven q Bacon. aud names
Brothers make on hand. We are the sole agsnts
of Mason & Hamln's justly celebrated CABINET
ORG which We s-l st fsct~ry PRICES from
$40 to $500 Prince 4 Co 3 MELODEOSs.
PURCHASERS exclusively for cash. We are enaoIed
to sell at the lowest figures for cash. and upon &C
com modating terms. $3.50 49,,
Old Pianos taken in exchange, tuned anosfs-
paired. 90
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FUKNCTUKK.
Walnut and Mahogany Sofas, Chairs. Rockers.
Dressing Bureaus, Bensteads, Sdeha.rds, Wash
stands, Marble top Tables. WhstnOts and the
largest snd greatest variety of Common Fnrntlre
in the District, which we are determined to sell q.
prices that defy comp ttior.
COTTAGE SETS WALNUT AND OAK EX-
TENSION TABLES at less than present Whole
Gilt FRAME MIRRORS AT LESS THAN COST
OF IMPORTATION.
house will find it sresty L. their interest To call
and examine our stock previous to making their
purchases. They can save NJ least Is per cent. We
allow 10 per cent On all bills of $50 and upward,
II B0NrZ
&C 81 lot RepI 500 eth strset near I.
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THE DRAFTED MBN.-The following drafted
men have reported to the Board Of Enrolment
TO. day:
First Sub Disrict-John Barnard, furnished
substitute.
Fourth Sab. Disfrict-Bernard Haske, fur
nishPd substitute.
Fifth Sub District.-Austin B. Page, furnished
substitute: VIM. Donohue do
Serenh Sub DiStrict.-.Iar1es Watson ana Jas.
Collins, furnished substitutes.
.SerFnh Sub. DiStrict.--Henry Johnson. ac-
ceptsd: George Robinson, physical disability;
Jas. Chase and VIM. Jackson, accepted.
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COLLISION OF A RAILROAD TRAIN WITH
POLITICAL PRocEssioN.-New York passen-
gers who arrived here this forenoon moon the
through express train, which left that city at
az O'Clock last night, report that about 1Ox
O'Clock last night, when the train was p,ssine
through Trenton, N. j., a Mcclellan process.
sion was crossing the track upon one of the
principal streets of the city, and. refusing TO
halt to let the train pass, caused a serious ac-
cident.
In the procession was carriage containing
anumber of little girls, and the horses draw
inr il became FESTIVE and ran In front of the
locomotive. nv which means the vehicle was
struck and several OF the girls injured, but
none fatally.
The crowd. exasppra'ed by the accident
crippled the locomotive, and attem pied to mob
the engineer and other officers of the train
After some delay another locomotive was
procured, and the train permitted to come on.
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lux sALE-A lot of BOILERS and EN4INES
sus. from the f1ctor,, viz - Que 3I-hOrss
20 ~, aplnsht Iubuln Boiler; Ie horse power
bu az no;fa, 90 20 hors- powsr Horizon al Tu
a. bnrse nowe, rInorse power do. do. Also.
power 20 "a. =. rse power do ! Is harss power
Ais. lot OF second hs ma pnanov e are all peT.
hand AM for ssis lnqai,. 10 person or ~ ietter
street, Baltimore. @ 800, nv I 1tH
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L'k UT 1RF ES. &c - ruIt Tree auest q ual-
Il ity and moderate in 'ices can bs SUPP lied a
by The und.rsi. ned. Consisting Of Standard -
Eectaripes, Cherries, &C.; Grape Vines-Dels-
wares. Concords, Rebeccas, Rogers Seeding, ami
Eawton Black berries. Strawberries Goosebsrries,
Currsnts, &C.; Evergre sns, Shade Trees, Roses,
&c. JOHN SAUL;
oc % eo6t+ 396 18th street, corner Fl.
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EOR sALE-Two second band medium lied
CHURCH HEATERS Also pine pair We
EII ,a INSIDE BLINDS, in good order viii
VIM. T. NEMMO, 25o Street. between 18th aud
Ath, or to D. A. GARDNER. 400 New ork ave-
nue.. nov Aft
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row FOR SALE-Fresh to the pail: Calf four
~ weeks old. Can he seen at H. Collins worth's
on 4th street east, between Ebens yer Church and
street south nov & 2tr
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

! SIXTH GRAND BALL, at Temp rance "A
Hall on MONDAY, November 2st. Tickets ~
Merchant Tailor, 18th street. opposite the lutkA
Post Office For particulars future ad vertise-
meDt IT,
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nRpHANs, COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF

XXIHEATON ON TIE RIGHT OF SEARCH
wv London; Mose,y on C9rN;sstana Of w. Mar
Isvronra on Visitation and Sesrch: Wooseys
nternatisPal Law Pei: Pc Lay q; Of Estio2s
Westiaie,s Private International Law-L n Ton;
Msrtens's Law Of Natl .nss.tonsop; uptos's Mar
Whea. on r Intern att nal lay, Phitlimore's Iutr
national Law; Gard9er's lnstitutes; Hallsck's
Interns tioDal Law and Lawson Wa,
oc 90 ~ tRANCk fAtLOn.-
BILLIARDS LIFE ANDOAMPAIGNSO or EH.
II Mcclellan; General McCle llan's Report; Bar
nard's Review Of mcClellen's r. port; Lenxuase
Flowers. colored plxtes; Enoch Arden, by Tenny-
son; ohrister's Index; ksops fsblss in RrsneHhs
seD8 49, -ttluF --tff 1RRANOK TAYLOk.
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HBs SUPREME COURT OF rus DISTRICT

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERsToP0RE EX-
i listing between Browning Il K sting was dis
solved on the nth ultims by mutual consent;
cit Their party can sign the name of the firm in set
Element of accounts. The books will he kept at
the old stand, where all persons having open ac
counts respectfully requested to call and settle.
III BROWNING.
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A GRAND BALL
n Will be given hv the
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS ASSO- "A
CITATION of WashiL gton. D c. ~
At Temperance Hall. on MONDAY, IN
18th November. tAA
Tickets One Dollar.
By order of the Committee It.
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o~Ar THE EAST WASHINGTON NJ
III CHURCH. PUBLIC MEETING will be
held SABBATH EVENING. November 9th, At
O'CLOCK at which the local missionary rk vt tue
Young Men "a Christian As. ocistiop will be- pres
ented by the NJ ssionsries, Rev. U. P Pitcher sud
Rev. J. Kim ball. II
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CUBsTJTrTFS, SUBSTITUTBS
SrRSTiTiJTES SUBSTITC TES :,

hrsxa nm hand good men for Substitutes for
ore two. or three years Persons drafted in this
Dih'iie' ear cpT0 n cassidy, 446 9Th street.
-. VIEW 49, het Penn ayenue And n -
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.Ho5IEI 81. /.
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nTTHE EAST WASHINGTON LINCOLN
lS and johnson Club will hold a re gular meet
ing every TUESDAY EVENING at Odd Fellows
Hall Navy Yard, at 7 O'Clock. All true lovers
of the Union favorable to the election of Lincoln
and johnson are invited To unite with the Club
WM. DIXON. President
JAS. Z DULIN. Sec. sep &c M.T&StN6
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amnsementa.
ID ARNUM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.

CUDJOS CAVEi CUDJO'S CAVE
LAST WEEK LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK.!
OF THIS THRILLING DRAMA
GREAT SUCCESS CROWDED HOUSES.
SPLENDID TABLEAUX! STARTLING EFfECTS!
THE ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL MAiEh
MR.. HARRISON. lmpromptu Singer and NJ SIobrEiI
with hi, WOOD and STRAW INSTRUMENTS, oetwees
the acts. - ,,,
To be al hours OF the day and evr ming,
COLOSSAL GIANTS and DfMINUTlNE DWAhFS
MONSIEUR JOSEPH ex-oficer of the French Army snS
ANNA SWAN, the NOVA-SCOTiA 0IANTESS. each Owe
GEN GRANT, ys.. the smallest man living
THREE ALBIN0 CHILDREN
Daily additions Of and wonderful hsh TO the
BEAUTIFUL AQUARlA.
Pbrenological Examinations and Charts by
PROF. LIVINGSTON,
JAPANESE MASKIN HOO,
MINIATURE SKATING POND.
THREE TABLEAUX OF MOVING WAX FiGUkES
Bridal group of GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE,
COMMODORE MUTT AND MINNIE WARREN, In ID!
costumes orn ut the Generals wedding PRINCE and PRIN
CESS OF WALES, ard Others
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS from Colorado Territory
the only In this region -..o,-r
THREE SPFCKLED BROOK TROgTh,
EACH WEIGHING OVER -FOUR POUNDS
MONSTER SERPENT, I'll feet long
ROBERT HOUDIN'S AUTOMAT0S WRITER =.
THE MUSICALLY-EDUCATED SEAL, and innumersoh
other curiosties
Admission Is cents; children under n, IS cents
NEXT WEEK, A MAGNIFICENT SPECTACULAR
DRAMA,
And the fr appearance beautiful and accomplished
young Danseuse, ,..
FROM THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
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Go farmers ano Others.
DAVID THOMPSON,


IL HORTICULTUKisT AND EuRsERfAANs
Green Island topposie TroyL ~
has ON hand ready fo tsnspAnns large quantity
OF superior and hardy GRAPE VINES In all about sixty W.
easlogse gives specific character and qualities
Has also hand large assortment OF sIhA Wbf NM
VINES Of which rprn early the 18th Of MAY Dec
Catalogue for details ,,,,., T.,
Has also French. Prus,ian and German PRUNES; also,
tia, perior ZlsETSCHEN PhuNE 30 lavors1y
a,'a IN and by the Farmers Clab IN New York City, Tho
bune ne wspaper and The County 0eutleman speaking
Of THONPsONS GRAPES. the Farmers Club says;
IN tbs IA Seeding Wat will ripen at Troy every yer
Nth Certainty then IL acquisition worthy Of notice."
In N, discussion Of tho Climb tho PRUNE was said;
There arc varieties Of the frune and hs THE Lwoi
chen Cat. commonly called Switrs and this be ono oil
them q, an rate Il Tho unanimous opinion Of tho Clsb
lion fer seoers tho best PRIME they ever tasted
to be csre not TO recommend anything not worthy but
are willing 10 We this Pnne the highest reoonn'endson
and sustained he by distiny ushrd body ~
the Fsrrns Club Of New York city tanstcur a. well o. pac
cs Of Fruits and Vines nemssives Mr. Tbonp
sou comes before his fellow citizens confidently beleyn;
bs il able 70 present them such varieties plan" - shat
suit tsir tase and choice urging all 10 plant 'ne Tree
or trsvbsrry Bed that IN the Of or two yssr
10 be osi.sd u shs beginning and which uHursauy Usay
Mr. THOMPSON IL at al times IN rr.dIno:s to .tssd q
e., for hs services IN cauor the Grui Yards Vines end
Oudsns Of bis friends end nployeU In The line d bis pro
fsssion- m, m
Orders for bis Vines Trees, 10, may be len at Col "
Wrds iSecs.sry Rensselaer, County Agricultural and nsnu
or - Ls~ss On 0sse Island Of Cans. and hUhc eta
DAVID THOMPSON
Hsricutarist and kurscryman
Green Jsand. N. Y.
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finanfial.
u.,r,n s7,ry, TREASURY, NEw YORK, March n, 1864.
10 Al GOVERNMENT LOAN.

ii By dlrrcuoh VI 'nc S'''o'aAy WV treasury
hereby 1--WE notice prepared to receive subscriptions
A., .o.nn, NJ limited States Bo5 authorized by the Act
~ M,,ch 1854 bearing date March l. 1884, rodeemsblc
=, h ,sa,u,e Of the Government after ten years, and
,h. forty wears from date bearing interest at i've per
snun yesr payable Bonds not over ope Hundred Dol
,nrn,lv and on all other Bonds semi annually in COIN
viii receive either Registered OF Coupon Bonds
as they may prefer
Registered Bonds will be ned OF tho denominations Of
Finv Dollar. fss One Hundred Dollars $lo Five HIND
rad Dollar. (e so) One Thousand Dollars $1,000 fiveThou.
ud Dollar, IS ON and Ten Thousand Dollars $4,000
and Common Bonds Of tc denominations OF Fy Dollsrs jo
On. Hundred Dollars t@iGo. Five Hundred Dollars $500,
and One Thousand DoBsrs - oyo).
Subscribers 10 this will have tho option OF having their
bond, draw ineres, from March September s the
NAV be by paving the accrued interest in coin United
States notes. OF tho oNsonal Banks adding y per
cent for pemiu OF receive them drawing interest from the
date Of subscription and deposit
Upon the receipt Of subscriptions will issue certificate
of dpost therefor in duplicate the original Of which will be
forwarded by tho subscriber the Secretary Of the Treasury
Warrington, with . letter stating the kind registered or
coupon) and the denominations OF bonds required.
Upon the recep, Of tho original certificates the Treasury
the bonds subscribed for will be trans itted 10
the subscribers respectively the DO pre-
pared.
commission n ouoeghh u per cent will be allowed
to those subscribing for others resale Tho delivery oi
the,e bonds has commenced and will be continued promptly
JOHN =. CISCO. Assistant Treasurer, u. ;.
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= OOO CONCORD VINES (F1ne Layers)
O,UVJU for SALE st 81? to els per hsndred. Apply
10 J. w. CONE, Eonslk. Conn
CORPORATION Noiifes.
Orr IHsYEcroR's DxsARrnHNf,
Nsw-YoRx, April -, 1864. }

THE UNDERSIGNED City Inspector, calls
l. the attention Of Ferry Masters, RaiIe.d Conductor.
Cspn and a. GssI 10 ss " for
ryns Of the y body deceased person wS s
the written permsdon Of this Department wnstnsi ,hs
BODY shall have arrived In the city merely In transit 70 zone
other place. Any violation Of ne City ordinsn9ss " ~"
FRANClB \ H HQQLE, CITY lsspssssk
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OYyIol OF TIE STREET CoHnIseIosEA
No. 1yT broadway, ,


No. TT Broadway, Z
EHwyoRx. April %, 1884
ITO CONTRACTORS inclosed in
s.sa.d envelope inaorsed with the tito Of the wort
and with the Of the bidder written thereon ri Do
ceved this office until THURSDAY, May ,, 1904 O. IA
o'clock a. M p.A.-
Tor regulating grading curb gutter and tagging Eighty
fourth .lIeet between Avenues and d. 81,
For rcsns curb sutfrr and tagging Finy fourth sues
between Ninth and Tenth sven1es ,,,,
For regulating grading curb gutter and tagging Fny eAn'n
street, between Fourth and Filth avenues ., -,.,
For regulating grading. curb and guterins LiHs h"e'A
stree. between Tenth aud Eleventh avenues
For regulating and grading curb aud gathering week suces
bctw esn Hammond aud Hooohen streets ,
For curling gulteIns aud tagging FinysIih seet. De-
tween First and Second avenues -. ,
For curbns ru,terns and tagging Eghecnth street, b
tween Avenue and East River
FOR eurbins suerns and tagging siIsth szset betvees
Broadway aud Ninth avenue
FOR curling gu,t-nE and tagging Sixty second street, De-
tween Third avenue and Lexington svensa -
For cnrbns gutteng aud Tagging avenue T. between SIX
tenth and Seventeenth streets. .,
For curbns sutteug and tagging westerly side OF Seventh
syonue nom West Tweb sIeot to Greenwich avenues aso
.stery side Of Greenwich svenuo nom West Twelfth suess
10 Seventh avenue.
For tagging full width Forty third street, betvsea Tenth
and Eleventh avenues. ,. =, -.
FoI anins between Fty third and yfourth streets, and
Third and Lexington svenueA
For rebuilding Pier number Forty six North River.
Bisnh forms proposals. together with the spechesuons
ana csn Sc obtained IT this oce-Deted street
DrccStment New York, April 2J, 1854
CHARLES O. CORNELL. Strect Commissioned
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NO KACIUhS.-StpHlHtH OeHIUu IU'
poss each Endorsed with the Of tbs per.sn preset
ina the the date Of presentation and ths tue ne ~
oeoci m Of FRIDAY MAJ IS 1854 for the eonsIuctss q
TRAP-BLOcK PAYMENTS In the following stiests. TO
ri. and 10Th avs and also in Ddd, nom Nh 70 sthav,
and fos construction Of tho following wit:
In ,oth from Hudson River and through l0h TO 18th
also in lssv from s9th 10 Goth st. with branch In Ssh st.
10 near I'd al, In shsv between 18th and 1hss also
IN Ouyers, bo con Chatham square end Msdisons, and
sI,o In sufoli between Broome and Delaney Ss Fer
6hsf inioy nation apply the Contract Clerk ct this once
THOS. STEPHENS } Croton
h0BT. l.. DARRADH, >Agucdnct
A. w. CRAVEN, } Board
OAoe Croson Aqusduct Department, Nay 2, 1864
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MiIitarp Notices.

DOUNTIES to SOLDIERS discharged on &C.
ID count Of wounds recsivedi In battle are nov being col
dons ana pxtss money Of the Banking Once Of
ALIEN YAM BubxAk kvCKEY, No. ~ RTssdwsy'
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financial.

run ADJOURNED MEETING of the
pau.eTUOI,DERs Of the FOURTH FAIIoNhh
..yg or THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK viii be he'a AZ
=. B,pt Nos. n and 20 Pine,t., THURSDAY M'S'
bs'slOct p. N. ,-.....,ea
,er.I Attendance Of the Shareholder Il requested
WALDO HUTCHlNs Chairman
W. H. AassrRua, Secretary.
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rTNO CONTRACTORS.-Sep sealed pro-
po,a each indorsed with the OF the por,on max
ing the came date Of s prs-nt0n, and the Ute OF the
vek 10 which II roste will be received at this once until
IL o'clock M Of MONDAY May 49, 1874 for the construction oil
the following street Improvements, 10 wit; . - .,
sewer SD from 18th TO west side Bfosd
vsy sewer In Mnes street from Beecker 10 hinetts
lane sewer in 9th avenue nom aeth street to and through
saith h sewer In Montgomery street
from Madson 10 near Henry and In Monroc
street Aahet and Pe Streets also for laying eio,
wais In Avenue A. ct 10th street In LEI syenue iiHn
ile and l1th streets aud Ia I'd avenue at 10th lh l6th
ilh ana Ieh street aso for croswaks in 9th avenue
on the ea.tey side from 9Th 10 9th streets and also foi
crosswAs In t avenue, from SD TO eln streets and ioI
,r.nbloci pavement In SSH street from I'd to 81 avenue
and blanks for the propotss can be obtained
On application to the Contract Clerk Of this otico
hosf f Z !, bStiRHRSdh. {oro'on Aq''dHe' Board
OMce Croton AQueduct Department, Nay ), 1854
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.THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
ChfIIAL..
Now open for business at No II Duane st. few DOOR eas
Of Broadway.
DIRIcToRs
HENRY A. SMYTHE,
HORACE b. CLAPLIN,
CHARLES L. ANTHONY,
y. w. COGGlLL,
CHARLES O. LANDON,
FRAgCIS SKIDDY,
s. BERNHEIMER,
GEO. Y. BUrAAN,
n A. BALDWIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR THE
u. 8. TEN-FORTY LOAN
Payments may be made In Cheeks OF Drafts On New
York, or Legal Tender Notes.
HENRY A. sMYTHH, President
w. II. FOSTER, Cashier.
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Tn0nual.
ALBERT II. NICoLAY, Auetoneer.
DTGIrJ SALE of STOCKS and BONDS.

ALBERT II. NICoLAY, Auetioneer
DFGUIAR SALE of STOCKS and BONDS.
Ia ALBERT IL. HICOLAY WILL SELL,
THIS DAY TIIURSDAY), MAJ 5,
AT IA O'CLOCK, AT THE
STOCK SALES ROOMS
No. 52WILLlAM- ST.,
For account Of whom II may concern:
shses Michigan Southern Northern Ind RR 100 each
% shares Illinois Central RI Scrip 100 each.
10 share. Sixth Railroad Co vaue.. leo each.
1osbAres ork National Bank par 100 each.
shares Twelfth National Bank par vaue.... 100 each
~ shares Adrisiic Fire ns. Co par value. Is each
90 shares fremens Fund lus Co. paI value.. 10 each
40 shares Mercantile Mutual ns Co. par Values. 100 each
o. shsr,s tireueus Trust ms Co. par value... 10 each.
a. shares Nnchauics and Traders ms Co.. psrva Is each
30 shares Niamsburgh Gas Lg, Co.. par value. 80 each
10 shares Gebhad Fire us. Co, par vslnr... 100 each
rs shares Fire ms CO.. vsue... 100 each
100 shares iremen's Fire lns. Co, par yaue.. u each
50 shares q. T. Telegraph Co.. p yslue...... 100 each
So shares Rutgers Fire InsurancCo, vane y earn
IN bares Fco us Co mar value. 100 each.
81 shares Peter Cooper Fire IUs Co. ar yaue. ~ esch
Geo shares French Greek Copper Co.. vaue. each
200 shares Briggs tod Go, pax yalue... loo eHo'
So shares Loiard Fire ms Co.. par vue..... - each
rs shares Mercantile Fire ms Co.. psr vsioe... % esch
$1,000 Scioa Hooking Valley RR, lst zig H. cen, b9ho,;
1900 y City q Wilamsburgh Water WofAs bohas
ALBERT ii. hlCOLAY, -. nnoprp
AUC1iONEIK AND STUN bfs'nb''
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MIN H Ma Il O n A l. Is A N
~ OF THE CITY or NETWORK.

MIN H Ma Il O n h
~ OF THE CITY or HEW.YORK
DIRECTORS: . -.
WIN A. KOBBE OF Ko5be 4 Cores, Auc,ioneers, Noe 81
and 81 Leouardst. =. 49,
THOMAS A. USE, jr, ofvyse Sons ImpOrter' Nos 81
to $50 Brosdway.
Goods No N Frsnkliu-st.. =,
B. L. SOLOMON, Of b l.. Solomon Son, Uphols',ry' No
GEO. A. FELLOWS Of Gordon, Fellows Mcmillan, Whole.
sale tirocrrs, Nos- IL an1 l6 Beaverst
SOLOMON l.. HULL, Of Hull Conab'e Arnold, Attorney
No. Is " allsL
CIIIS MINZFSHEIMER Of MinzesheiIner Bros, AsnufAc
tlrers Shirts No. 81 Broadwny.
j. o. WHlTEHOUSE, Shoe Manufacturer, Nos and
Deyst. . ~
JosEfH T. ORvIs Of oryi Newells Smith silks, &c,
II N HfjMPIREY' Cash'r. JOSEPH L. oRvIs, Prest
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
orYIcs OF CoxPrKoLLER or THs CuRnEScr,i
WAsnISs4os. April 10, 1864
Asreas By satisfactory evidence presented TO the under
signed has been made 10 appear that The Ninth Nsoha
Bank Of City Of NewYok the County Of New OH
AID state Of Newly orb has been duly organized under
sud according TO the requirements of the act Of Con
ross entitled " An act 20 provide a National Currnc y
secured bv pledge Of United staos Socb and TO provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof approved FEB
IS 1859 and has compiled with all the provisions Of said act
required be complied with before commencing the business
No.r therefore Hugh McCulloch Comptroller Of the Cur
rency do hereby certify that The Ninth National Bank OF the
City OF New iork County Of New YORK and Stale OF rev
Yok Is authorized to commence the business oil bsnAns
under the act aforesaid
In testimony Whereof witness my hand and seal OF oco
this Eighteenth day Of April, 1854
Seal Of the HUGH NoCULLocH
:coupt cfil Currency Comptroller Of the Currency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

WINTER GARDEN.
w MR. EDWIN BOOTH
having been Induced compliance with desire expressed by
many Of the press and large pcon Of the public to ap
pesrin ...
ELEVEN REPRESENTATIONS
Of the sreat and STANDARD character with
which his and lame nsepaTaby CONNECTED viii
give
THE THIRD
Of these on
THURSDAY, May
ppearing 10 bis great role OF
SHYLOCK,
IA Shakespeare plsy Of
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Supported by Messrs Charles Bsuc1 A. Davenport j. r.
Morris H. Bland, Roscoe Hind Mrs. Chanfrau Floyd and
Miss Adams.
Doors opsn at Il. Commence nj n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

OFFICE OF nae
vERNfII,YE G. Co., BANKERS,
No. A wALL~sT., NEwNokk.
War. prepared to convert the L. S. $40 IhtAs
usY NOTES into the PER cent BONDS Of 1851 with
psonptness and isvcrsbe terms oov
Also BUY and SELL At market rates al amos Of wv
HRNNENT SECURITIES, including
IL. :. $40 BONDS,
u s. 7.a0 TREASURY NOTES
~ {, 10 mos CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
II = oUARlERMAsTERs' CHECKS.
u. $. TYOYEAR per cent LhoAh 1ENph"
NOTES, n,o,sry,rn -,
u. 5. o per cents COUPON and hEoiSItNED' o.
ANhftURIEG CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
soEsoted or purchased
II 5PER CENT 10-40 BONDS.
", keep on hand for immediate delivery assortment OF
pOEDS OF this NEW LOAN
VERMILYE & Co.