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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10

New Coin II he government Is consider.
ing The ptopriely Of issuing two new coins,
TO be Of brouge--one aud two cent pieces 80
The price OF nickel is extremely high, and Il
is proposed to substitute some other metal for
II The owner Of the only nickel mine in
the country was before the COMMITTEES OF Ways
and Means this morning 800 Gin, Times
This ohe and two cenl entstprise 10 exactly
suited to the Government calibre, and the
public may rest assured that thu "new coins,
will be gotten up "cheap for cash" Observe
how the Government stands on the price OF
nickel meantime casting ABOUT for somelbing
cheaper. Let no one, therefore be surpris.
ed il brick currency is announced aud the
owner OF the nickel mine completely circum-
vented There is nothing so "cheap AZ dirt, D.
and Abraham Lincoln knows it, BY the way,
''old coins are what the people need ID
Shoddy Sausages Some one was in
market thiC morning with a lot Of sausages
which were generally and specially unsatis
factory to customers We heard one OF the
victims giving the vendcr particular iu,
aud saw him drawing sundry links OF tho BIZ
gus "in'arda' aa medila,iDGa 'sortie upon
the advance pickets of the offenders counte
nance
The people of the city are compelled to re-
ly upon the honor and good faith Of those
from whom they purchase articles oflhiskind,
and it is extremely provoking to DO imposed
upon,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10
Nair Rrstorer.
PROFESSOR DE MsNN's
ONLY GBNBtNE
HAIR ;RESTORER

DISEASES OF THE SCALP.
TlNHR skill ofthe medical faculty In treating diseases
L OF the scalp has, In majority OF caseS, been hal
hsd by this, tho most peculiar disease Of the human
frame, II is not 20 be- wondered Rt asst requires groa
study, dDep search aud careful investigation of
the causes which produce tho disease Unless the
cause " discovered II II IN utter lmpnsslhlittY to
Grad cato tho disease aud effect permanent cure
Diseases OF the scalp have been pruHouncod nrurahe
by soino ~ ths IN Sst eIAlRcut physoiahs, hayn de-
voted
YEARS UF STUDY
To this peculiar part Of tho humHn Han,c, aud am
Hausaed that possess
THE ONLY REMEDY
No fat m known, that would permanently eradicate
those loathsSms Diseases Of the scalp Le,,
SALT HnEuM, scAlD HEAD,
And other cutRneoua diseases, restors The hair TO
those who have become bald, 10 make
good ths assertion, will forfeit
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
II fail to cure the worst cAsea OF diseAseJ scalps of
the longest standing with the
ONNY GENUINE HAIR NnsTOR Ett.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10

CONCENTRATED :,lE LYE /

FAMILY SOAP MAX FIR.
w arrtARSa high ptcssi saloniasr helps 70 r.
duce thon. Itmakos soap for EoWr coats y pound
by Hsnd ysnr ki'ehen gFeaae. f.i G. l.E
80 CAUTIONi IA spurious Lycs are offered
also, be qafsae.aaa only 9ay tho Patenfea Artolo
put up Iron cans, all others being Osunterroits
PENNsYLVANIE SALT MANUFAOTNG co.,
PhIIAdSlP PNis--No IST walnut street.
PlttsButg -Pnt 81. ana Daqussns way.
nol7dAw3m fu.. i
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7QotrIs.
UNITED STATESHOTEL

REACH sTREEr BOSTON.
tDrcolly opposite the Rostos and srcester Rahroad
DGpOt)
FNHE undstsgHed. whs hps bees co eoied with the
1 American Apusa, IN tlia NJi 'oT syef nine years
has lUased this we'll kpowh and popular Hotel for
term ot years and pledge. him Ell to his friends and
tho public 10 use his uuoBt efforts TO sustain the rep
utnton OF the UNITE ED srATKs HOTEL, Nv n first
class house The public may roly upon finding, NJ
thus house, a the appliances aud comforts Of hrst
class hotel
Froc as heretofore, Tive Dollers per dav,
orld0m FRANK y PRATT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10
1. o. o, F. Funeral NOtioe.-T

1. 0, o, F. Funeral Notice, The Of.
ficers and members of the several Lodges are
quested to meet at their Hall, tomorrow (Fri-
day. att O'clock, to attend the funeral OF our
deceased brother, GEoRoE FALuREY, of oren-
tai Lodge, No, 10, Washington City. BY or
der Of tho .,4sa- JUNIoR PAsT GRASD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10
FallOn's sterebpticUn :
Sprctal Nottrgs.
LQIU.A-C K N R III.

" ~ "a " N ~ ~ NE 900 Iaia
I EARNESTLY caution ll young tnsn suffering
| ,rom Nervous Debpy,i ~, NJ HRqnI qndHnaering
quacks Ydu SAD ftily tHcdver by the methods used
by the atftertisor aud hy hundreds of others and IN
no other whY. RVtd u latter which will seud Youtt
you will sepd mo most paid envelope bearing your
address. Difebttd1 d hEDWARD n, TRAYEn, &
de9gdasdfd , AaA0 I,oak Box, nostan, Mass. p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10

BSA-The individual who sold the bad sAu.
sages this morning, was fined 81 aud COSTS
the total being - Co An Improbable adven-
k,ra ..... ........
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10
Read tho following:
lltAtinIOni 1 II NJ $ SaIah R0nld.l

t1tstfR'0nl Ct hT& Sarah 6sudl
PHsT. psMsNs, Two years sgsl 10Y scalp ssssnl,l
diseased, aud my hair coumehced o ia cut very fast
y, hScsms Sar1 napro,, W ~, ~" @
broken the burning and tchlpg rep saioH was uusup
pons6lsi would apply TeAsdy after remedy, bot
clana of this city a wAs ubrned w them that The
diSeascwith which ay gcelpwas affected Was the Salt
Nh uih and that they could not benefit me. I read
your Advertisement and ssunded 10 consult volt
You asNred me that ynu wonid eradicate the disease
aud restore my huir which had become very thin
with TINT assurance PLACED myself N your hands
and tho results are, rave luKuriapi l,endM han;
my scalp nere ny we'll. aad MY hair has ceased to
fall oHts Responsibility yours, a-a'a-s77rsa'
Mas sARAH GosLp, No. ~ South Pean vlre't
III. = hot acknowledged ~ dl plis hAts used the
Hair Rsstorer, aud Their name is LcWon. thNtitis
THE ONLY PREPA RATION
That would eneoiualy aud permanently retinru the
hAir OF thoar who oaretad and provost
,FHB hAtR FRoA tAihllAdqgF ii III
The large apd rapidly ineJeasng .as Of Re-rrsiiyo
is tue slrougest eVaeHce II the tdhn16ld IA
eonisrring upon "a blC1lC1I CisI.
TUE HUMAN FAMILY.
ThS eonaaSneoof The pptlis has baea Sl,laned. and
thsy al unite ~ Aiss'lps 70 is Asrt aud vast super,
OVER ALL FRBPARATtoNs
Ever introduced. 1 do not feoomnsnd my prepAra.
hon 10 cause hair 70 srow ax ieei " trobly ~ many
months, asst sa riWPle mP,esbliiy, and toially 10
sEepoa 81 9duIouS VIII make hama kde oi' :,
win rorfrtt ~ coo 4'
(Qne Thousand Dollaf9 VI l'hll IA anfe hA Whrst
Gssea n partisl tnldness ander haeea ycars' stand
Eyre ONLY eEN lSE HAIR ERsToRER.
CHIIwSnderfni remedy sofa by afpsgiso gyaer.
'aYfIU fFdR III fflfBt aO1WP
,,saSS. s$sSVS: iSa %! gsS IESSa
S~Prloe, q per beile, or mk bottles ior VA. "
al. SOLE propnegoSrs' SSe q (Is (Iispsn AVSsS, .sIsst
etWli III lla- AlgpAs new lqyk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10
NallruaDa..
nAl Ion h NealtrIl lInlltnAd.


DA aud amer Monday ueM naibs on ths ladat ..i
utE66 ~ and 46bp hi
Returning, wil NtuN, ~ lilS md 900 M "A ttl
E Thu 300 w Rpd AiUbg ~, eGpTeHs units Il a "a
Close eonneno nsto nj points ~ the " ctt aud tuu,
ahd atO ~ traiu 10 ,ht shprtts and uuekrst r a.
~ Chicago aud ths Northwest
uol7 W WOODWARD, sapatinteud,tt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10
ADCnslons.
JUsTUs I. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor nj Law
... AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON OTrY, o.
lDCrlslulls.
ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS,

Aud all other CLAIMS before ths EIscut'o Depart.
msntA aud In the Court sf Claims,
Rof.fa to: Hons. II. M Rice, M. 3, Lathau NJ, y.
wilkinson, United states Senators; u. Black " NJ
Stanton Secretary OF War; WI liam Kellogg schuyler
Colax, r. u. Fouko, Members Of Congress- Colonel
a. w. SWING, OF Indiana, and others
The nndersigned desires TO inform persons having
demsnds agalnst tho Government Of the eAitedStaes
that no Is prepared TO prosecute their claims with
prom pnesr aud gu reasonable terms. His practical
knowledge Of all tho details Sf the alitiry service Of
ihs uniod Statea gives hiu great tsoliiies Tor the
spcedy ndlusmen aud collection o. every deSo'lp"on
" PENSIONS.
All persons whs entered the faiiitary serVlce Mtet
Marh lpGl, aud are disabled by wounds or disease
ars snttod to pensions.
Widows uf soldiers who are kllcd, 81 die eelo or
Aner their discourage, from wounds received, or dis
ease contract while 10 service, are entitled - pen
siOuH H".
II no widow, then the ohdreH uador sixteen yoSra
OF age, are entitled 70 pensions,
line WidoW nor children, then the netheru Wholly
or In part dependent on deceased ior support
II ne mother. Then the utNeTa Of deeeaseh undet
AiKtesh years ef age, " Whsy Or ~ part dependen'
on lccrAsedior support, ooarit,,,u,..
All ENLISTED whs serve tive years are entitled 20
Bounty
ceived In battle, are enptlgdts bounty.
BounHes and ARREARS 81 BAY dne deceased soldiers
are pad M follows hrAt 70 his widow second, u no
widow, 10 his children,
III he died uumarried arst 10 father Second. II no
father 10 mother third " 40 tathsr nor ~ other then
g his rothor'and sisters TsnT' q ss Sc; TO
Join Il. sTopPELNA =, Esq, Dnytos, Msn,gorr
cry 6onntY, Ohia, IA my authorized associate. App
cations prepared Mud fer 'Arded by him. will receive
prompt attention. ''tf O.itdu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10

Neptune Fire 90. The members of Nep-
tune Fire Company are requested to meet
at Henry Keilmeyers Grocery, corner Of lst
and Scar Sts on tomorrow friday eve
ming, March lith, 1864 .aI a'.I rI
WM. DIcErY, Pres't
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10

DdS-A beautiful English coach dog was
killed last night, aud left lying upon the
street, by no means insignificant evidence
of the wanton cruelty OF the times.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10
dayton nnd Mlchlgun AaIlIonu.
Hai @ " ellyIg

M aud AhUt sunday, huN. H. lata. tram. Nj
~ leave UhUu Depot, sixth stieet, tof 1pitd
Nii inlcfnfedihtn points w iuuosu. ~. ~
Toledo Rnd Chicago Mai tt lu.UVam ...... ..
Nh'o"Eo ehn ntiIou Hlght kApross nj sou N,
noII u. N. hhukMAkkk. snntrintrnhrri
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Illinois CenIrai Eallroao


NE.o,.o NnAAIk on TINA. - - =,
lrsin.I Ssu AIsSr sI, honaay oysmberlA ,s,,
~ H. ,Hiat!oen and ranH, a. teIta.Ae uAea
tis o,as north, Nv m ana ii,SbN
SOihg south, 400 mn AMI tso ~ m.
n"''aA NOIth, OipV M andy M .I ....,s
sor SSoS.h, liS0H Is ~ RHd al ~, ~,
W =. JOHNSON, uon, g ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10
'On' '.r' AenlA and Columbus Rai,r,..,
SAAk M a'sagsa sa.s1aw,os,s... S.D

| ucttItyA tAliJ itAins kast, Via toI,t -
Three DaS ri"is. rSI 20" Eo 60 Al hs,ie Siie. ih'o4s"
t"s, "a, follows, NiSbt f,,' fAs' oayns Daytop IA, ,,.
TOP CuiS al XaoS g% sapTes. stniSS m. - seg
,. @ stops AZ All "na London ,iAIns
Cuiumlais Wy htAuous between l,as,,u O.. Y
,nodaliGas 3 )! ',sg m ,on, Ugh! express ttsAm
prcss AZ D. m N0'"hlouS aud Iinainuat tt'. 3
or ,nSi isy,S1p isg ~ Volaaou s5 un,s,wh,ol i.o
.ii,r' -sn ucktts can be had f..,,
noi7 '''' 7; lNU, ncket tss., N"''ern CITIES ~
tNa. ~ ". MOODwA Ri t,i,, +.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-10
baltimore ana ohio R,,,s. ','..' a''sl .


- -,Es1, M = sl.,,e,a -sa--.-.na' - Sklsss.ss,a5
u 'nson SdiiSGGAa and SHbdE,o EouTG; erIlna1es :, ~.
p1nmood ana farksnbirE on tbs SAt sua Nhsonp.
point. N ,o wstVsd., w"si s'eser Se iof ShiIh Pe
rea Trans lsnS Tor Mi r. fha aha Northwest 'St ~
Leave m. ,he onlJ route to Washtn.,,y y,neg 81 d.
and s.iSg III on saSdS,. df5. s9a loVs n G sad ~
aSd Washington at sIO = to Sbi spI '.do ou,
lpgo,6 SSfS. 1o ,s ESsS aud only NJ, aud 400
vi Tms s-netoa oiv an sddlt'eaa san be procur
Inquire df c.aa sisIe a, low as by a1i o. OK
any OF thcprncpa and ohio a,ifae. fSs'e.
II. SULLIVAN, Gen, was,.Wos'i ,nS West
P.sMIrH. Ass,oi'aaft. Toi'at Gen. Ticket All iI'"NSf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
RemoDaIs.

DEMOVAL. .-u
III T. q. ARNOLD, GAS BURNER MANUFACTURER
has REMOVED hi. office and mandatory Iom Broonest
to Ne IA and 226 West 2Nst between 9Th and shavs
T,UE .FIREMEN's FUND INSURANCE
i COMPANY have REMOVED to their office. No. 40
broadway. u,ta
This Company continues to insure property Of al amos
ether reliable Company H. bEECkNAN, secfe'"y'
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Dcar0 auo Rooms.

A LADY Of experience as teacher OF pane pan.
N and sngn. pupil If Bassin desires STU Allo.'
i'll family where Institution m mu-c ""ald be Ie'l, m
A, Station ID.
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rsiruriion.
COMMERCIAL, ACADF-

! + DOLBEAR's COMMERCIAL ACADE-
"A NY, No go Broadway boys learn more busiu-.
Affair IN one quarter than IN y.Ar at ordinary schools They
become quick at figure rapd business
bookh..I-T-. Nv decks vacant
IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRYTOWN n. Y
"A boarding School for BoysThe tty third semi annual
lion VII commence MONDAY, May Foo circulars
apply to the Principal, d. :. ROWE NJ.
VAN NORMAN INsTITUTE.IA French
LADIES Nos and West th ST., viii open, after the
san.ner vacation THURSDAY, SEPT. Y. For full in
REV. D. c. VAN NORMAN, Principal.
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TmnnrfaI.

Opuor THs PESSsYLvAsI. Co.I Con,AST
No Ill BROADWAY, NKv YORK, May 10, 1854.
A DIVIDEND of SEVEN and HALF
I7sl PER CENT on Ire capital stock CT the PENN
SYLyANIA COAL COMPANY viii be paid at the Office Of
The Company in the City o. New York on and sx the l9sh
Instant
TbeIranse. books will be closed nom the 18th to 18th
ns,., inclusive. GEO. A. HOfT, Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF
VERMILYE & Co., BANKERS,


VERNILYE & Co., BANKERS,
No A. wALL-sT, NETWORK.
We are prepared to convert the L. s. , $40 TREAS
CRY NOTES into the per cent BONDS Of 1851 with
prompness and on favorable terms.
Also BUY and SELL ct market rates al kinds Of GOV
EMINENT SECURITIES, including
u. :. 5-20 BONDS,
u = $50 TREASURY NOTES.
Il. 3 IL mos. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
II. =. QUARTERMASTERS' CHECKS,
Il. =. TWoYEAR 5 per cent LEGAL TENDER
EoTES
L.. $. 6 per cents, COUPON and REGISTERED, Of
1851.
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected OF purchased.
L. =. 3 PER CENT 10-40 BONDS.
We keep Oh hand for immediate delivery assortment Of
BONDS Of this NEW LOAN.
VERMILYE &c Co.
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Tnaurinl.
EAsr RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY, /

EAsT RIVER INSURANCE. COMPANY, /
No 80 WsIl--i-, New York May IL, la64
A T the ANNUAL ELECTION for DlREC-
IA TORS Of THE Company held the 18th instant. the
following named gtIenen ected for the
JOSEPH KERSOCHAN. AUGUSTUS WHlTLOCk,
yNO TAYLOR JOHNSTON, JAMES COLES, IL.
FRED,K SCHUCHARDT, ALEXANDER COTHEAL,
RUSSELL STEBBINS, CHARLES II. BIRNEY,
DANIEL 8. SCHAkCk, WILLIAM WATT,
SAMUEL SLOAN, ISAAC WALTON,
ISAAC r. COTHEAL, HENDERSON MOORE,
DAVID WAGGSTAFF, RlCHD W. MONTGOMERY.
HENRY A. HOWE, FRANCIS Il OCONNER
JAMES A. HAMILTON, THOMAS PALMER, jr,
THEODORE POLHEMUS, jT.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors 18th instant
SAMU Eli SLOAN, esq was elected President and
CHARLES BlRNEY. esq. Vice Pre.ident
w. j. UNDERHILL Secretary.
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AmnseMcnts.

OLYMPIC THEATER,
" I--sre and Direc,ress John Woo.
FiRsr NiGHr
NEW AND oRiGiNAL COMEDY
'I IoES siSns
rRNcEss@s' %THEArEn,
ExTRAoRDISARY SUCCESS.
WATTS PHILLIPS, esq,
in three acts,
pAt 'Is ' Rh4GRs.
MoS Ii1a Il" hV p PffSaGsf SIs Ep q,
FIRST TINE Il Il T III COUNTRY
rowERFuL CAST,
including
Mr. CHARLES BARRON
" WV ''' PAUL AT sP GoLDsw q iHri iYca'e' Is
nclsfd Gol,dsworthy. G: Jameson.
ASe sqsydsS.:. III H. s, S$sa'.
He eT.ra q y f Berry
B BssIes M. ga sSia
Ra"eGe seiisy B i5S,@s
ZenO5ia. Ms yinius
Mr. sasppry aii W pTs.oa
MRS. JOHN WOOD
THE PRETTY BARBER OF IsLINGrON
LAUGHABLE AND AMUSING FARCE
EASY SHAVING,
which proved 20 successful on its representation q this
theater, and in which oRPeI,
M'; IT c W, pAsi a"a Mis-. II W1IfEas
Doors open at Il; performances commence at ".
Seals secured three days in advance.
NIBLOs GARDEN-Commences "a.
Lessee a No Msaigf EVENING Nay g. ioss
SECOND WEEK
AND POSITIVE SUCCESS ST., .,,;,,o,
0' '0H" BEL DEMoNIO,
in Which the celebrated Lyric Artistic,
MILE. VEsTVALI,
hSs HEX ffa' REMARK4 a PRESERVATION OF ANGELO
"You ARE THE srAn" Words By 8. R. Fiske, e-1h
THIS MAGNiFicENT ROMANTIC DRAMA,
AFTER months # PssgT'HSt sga Sn oq bSo{EIAn
Presented with New Scenery by Hiiard and Maeder,
beautiful New Costumes by Mons. PHILIPPE, -
New Mechanical Contriyances by Ruhy9n Bennett,
Original Music under the direction OF H. b. Dodworth
III Vic '''''' y GRAND TARANTELLA,
Y SF ES E0R1i ss s sS% q Of 1
teen Selected Corypheein addition to auxiliary aid NUN
0'''Ns O'0' TWO HUNDRED PERSONS.
The principal roles will be sustained by Messs j. Nnnan,
w Collier J. f. Hogan J. @. Burnett, J. w Blaisdei T. b.
Holmes, Misses Bose Eynse Mary Wells skerre's Moore
ILLUMINATED GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVENING.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
CLARA FISHER at NIBLOs SALOON
" LITTLE CLARA FISHER.
THURSDAY EVENING, May 70,
GRAND CONCERT,
FIRST ApPEARAN Sn IN NETWORK
LITTLE CLARA FISHER.
The extraordinary youthful Vocalist from Neworea~ Us
Mr. GEORGE SIMPSON, Tenor;
MIR. J. r. THOMAS. Baritone.
Conductor. J. q. MAEDER.
Tickets 80 CENTS each 10 be had at VIZ. A. Pond Cos
Music Store No. 81 Broadway AID at the doors on the
evening. .
ering's grands.
Door open At 7; Concert 10 commence rts
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STATE op NEw.YoRK
OPFIcK oP PAYxAsrrRGE yERAL
ALBANY, May O. 1854
EOR WANT of the ike facilities as were
afforded me IN the Northern and Western Divisions the
men enlisted under the recent calls In the Southern Dyi
sion OF the comprising The hrs ten Congregational Dis
,rc we're obise ofthem, 20 the field without
the STATE BOUNTY. In the battles many whom the
paymaser yet been able to reach in the he'd may
have been killed.
Widows aud others residing in New YoIk City and 4. Vi
cui,y having claims tlr oLee viii, If they call Major
R0BERT BENsON H.. No. I Safest NewYork City,
have their papers arranged and forwarded free Of eInsc
JOHN ID. VAN buren,, Paymasisf GeueraL
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Hlilitarn Notifies.

RMY AND NAVY LAW OFFICE
N wEsTBROoK l. ORsBoRNE, Coun,eloIs and
Licensed Claim Solicitors No 1876 Broadway 800 bounty
paid 10 Wounded Soldiers. Pay Bounty Pensions PIiLe
Money procured. Claims eas,e ed. Advice free.
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Gummcr Retreats.

rJ,HE RIVERSIDE HOUSE, Red Bank
Monmouth Co. n. j., will lie OPENior the reception OF
(;u..t. on the FIRST or JUNE.
i" &. q. L W. i. FRENCH,
Proprictors.
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THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
CAFITAL.. $40
Now open for business at No. II Duane few doors
Of Broadway.
DIRECTORS
HENRY A. SMYTHE,
HORACE b. CLAFLIN,
f. w. COGGlLL,
/ CHARLES O. LANDON
FRANCIS SXIDDY,
S. BERNHEIMER,
GEO. y. BUTMAN,
N. A. BALDWIN.
GUSTAyUS KUTTER.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR THE
U. s. TEN-FORTY LOAN.
Payments may be made in Checks OF Drafs on New
York, OF Legal Tender Notes.
HENRY A. SMYTHE, President
W. II. FOSTER, Cashier.
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ttiusiral 1nstrumente.

4 SPLENDID PIANO for S225-G. d ii. Bar
more manufacturers. 3ia Bleeckerst Seventeen first
Tle medals warranted oF hve years without eheepuon 'e
bt uinuo made Testimonials from distinguished artists
4 III. GALE & Co. PlANO-fORIES.
"A Mandatory and Waerooms .
No. lU, East l2thst NewYork.
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Gonsrs an0 farms Wanic0.

HOUSE WANTED-Near the Central Park
Il Fast River for term of temporarily part
o. House Avenues east OF the Park. Address
DAVID p. HOLTON, No. ~ Bible House
WANTED-In Orange, n j., near the Rail-
w road, for months, COED FURNISHED HOUSE.
Box No. 1906 Postofice, N. Y.
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4 GENTLEMAN will sell a Magnificent
sA 7.oetay. ROSEWOOD PIANO.FORTE OF rich full
toned best city maker and full warranted Made TO order in
,tyle Of Lous XIV aud j. superb Drawing room flaho
will be sold bargain for cash . -, - ana,
Apply the Private eidenee No. 67dG'hav between 18th
and
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MIN ALTON A l. b A n
~ OF THE CITY or NETWORK.

DIRECTORS:
WN A. Kobe Of Kobbe Corlies, Auc;ioneeTs Nos. 81
and 50 Leonard 81. =. 90
THOMAS A. WISE r Of Eyse sons importers NOS '''
to $50 Broadway n
Goods 20. " FraI kinst
B. L. SOLOMON. q b. L. Solomon Sen, Upholstery No
369 Broadway. ,,. ~,
GEO A FELLOWS Of Gordon, Follows Mcmillan Whole
sa.e Gocers, Nos. Il and 10 Beaver q . 49,
SOLOMON L. HULL, Of HUI, CoDab.e Arnold Atioihe!s
No Do Wallet .
CHhs MlNZESEIMER, Of Mirzesheimer Bros, Msnufac'
tnTers Shirts. No. 81 Broadway.
j. O. WHlTEHOUSE, Shoe Manufacturer, Nos and :
Dey-st. 90,
JosEfH L. URvIs Of orsi Newells 4 Smith, Silks &C.
II H. nTMrMREY. Cash'r JOSEPH y. QRvIs Prest
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF C0MPTR6lLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON April 10, l04
Uye1 By satisfactory evidence presented 20 the under
signed, been made 70 appear that lie Ninth Nat9hs
Band of the City NcgYork. in TIE County Of New-fok
And State New ok, has been duly organized under
.ud according the requirements Of the act OF Con
gres entitled An act 10 provide Nsilohal currency
secured y pledge Of United States Stocks and 70 provide
Tor tine circulation and redemption thereof approved FEB
rs 1853 aud has compiled with al tie provisions Of sad act
required complied with before commencing the business
q Banking:
Nor s1efore J. Hugh McCuioch Comr.roler Of the Cur
renew do hereby certify Tho Ninth National hank OF the
City, Newly ok County OF New iors and State o. New
York is authorized TO commence the business oil BANKING
under the act aforesaid. n
In testimony Whereof witness ny hand and seal Of Office
this Eighteenth day Of Apnl, 1884
............s...s.........
SeEl Of the HUOH McCULLOIh
Cong ofthe Currency: Comptroller Of the Currency
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cTFicE PAclFic MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.
EOTRTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY

1 Of AEW-YORk. CAPITAL S3,OOVVVo.
authority Of tie Secretary Of the Treasury this Bank
il urepared 20 receive subscription, TO the
NATIONAL TEN-EORTY LOAN
issued under supplementary 20 act entitled an ACT
10 provide Mays and Means FOR the support Of the Govern
uncnt,n afipruved March 3, 1868.
This loan is Redeernab.e tror ten ard payable forty
wears from date with interest the rate Of five per cent per
snuun. Interest and Principal payable in Com.
Subscr the above be made IN lawful money
Of the United and the accrued interest paid IL Com
or in National Currency (sddg hy cent premium until
further notice MONKS kElChCh, fresldeh''
A W SETH Assistant Cashier.
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Chances for Business alcn.

$4,000. ,s,1 .Ti d.. Fa aas IN ea
tnaad the above amount to take interest IN Banking
House already established Walst and now doing siTee
F1change Stock and Gold Commission business Address,
with real name. Box No. j2J4 L. q.
h Il nlM TO 81, 000.-Partner Wanted I'M.
40 S,OOOneda,ely in apleassut safe each mann'acur
AZ business which las competition viii pay from Vc
10 l5OOO this References uEquestonabe Address
Alen Box Q 236 New-YorkP o.
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'CEA SHORE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
y The Madison House situated Ia Msdison Ne" Haven
Couv Connecticut on the shore Of Long Island Sound about
three quarters mile from the depot, VITA all the urn nre
aud Ssid house viii accommodate 81 borders Also
the stable aud pin alley. The lot contains about acres
Of land AosetheT a the tuet locations Oh the Sound
For further particulars apply 20
MAY IT, 1864. NN :. HULL Madi'oni Conn.