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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13
TRUSTEES SALE

-.
NyHEREAS. on the lst day Of July. A. D..
wv ls5i, Johnson Walker, Of the county Of
Giintcn, in the State Of Iowa, executed unto
George s. G. Dow, as trustee, a certain deed Of
tfusr. conveying to said trustee the land in Gin
Aoa county, Iowa, described ~ follows tc.wit -
thc south east quarter of the northeast quarter
Of section No. eight 81 in township No. eighty
three So north Of range No four s. east OF the
9th 9TH p. IN. Which aaid conveyance was
rlaae b., the said johnson Walker, for tie p,,r-
pose of securing the payment or six certain PROM.
issry notes therein specified, and TIE interest
thrrcon, sigusI by. said Jolssss6n Walker. dated
the lst dav Of July, a. b. 1861. and pay ahlc n
fellows: Que for a - pay able June 1T, lscs.
one for &S4, ~ payable JANUARY LIST lts:s one for
s. =, 80 due january lst ls5t. une for AZ 81 pay
able january lst SjJ, for 81 - pas bic j A.
uayx $. isj6, on In 81. T. E''s s.saaayv IL
1851. al p1s able u 0ri:r ~ Macait |. CD,bin al
theft office in the city CT Davenport. iowa
Aud how said thrse tirst mentioned notes ila.-
ing become due and PAYABLE and the acid john
son Walker having failed 10 pay the sa}ne, !.
GeO. r. G. Dow, trustee ~ aforesaid do hereby
give this public notice that BY virtue nf the pow.
er which Is in me vested hy said deed Of tFusi
v i'll on Monday, the 18th day Of july, 4. u.
1854 at the hour Of two o'clock in the aftrtuoo1
&C Maid day. at the Court House door in the city Of
Davenport expose and offrr for SALE At public
anctiSn the parcel Of land above described, or -
much thereof N shall be necessary 70 satisfy ana
L. pay The amount o: said note with The interest
thereon 10 I'll. day of sale together with al the
costs and pcnsna offending sait ale cDats
notice aad trustee fees. .sss4 s4 w sgr-
Dated the 75ss Of Mar. 1884. Z
snaye5its 0EORGE 81 z. DOW Trustee,
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Grtat Central Route to Netc York, Ntsr Ena,rnd
and tie (cnndas.
an AND AFTER SUNDAY. MAY
~ 10Th, 1854, trains will leave the Grea, Cen
trail Union Depot, foot OF Lake street. ms follows
$50 a. M, Sunda, 81 xcepteA. Arrive in Detroi
6:sop. M; TORONTO, 4:45 p. M; Suspensio.
Bridge. l:o5 a M; buffalo, 500 p. M; ALBANY
S45 p. M; New York, ss0p. M; Boston, L. 6a
d m.
SEQ p. m.; Saturday = exeePsesi. Arrive hfN.,
nuii, G:c0a M; Toronto, AIS p. m; Suspcn sion
Bridge, 4:45 p. NJ; Buffalo, l:po =. M; Alb.l.s
4:45 New YosA, 1l:5o a. M; Bnston, 400 pir
1900 .. M, SatNrdays and Sundays exccpted. Ar
rive in Detroit 1880 p M; Toronto 9:o5 .. M;
Suspension Bridge. $40 p. m; Albany, SAC y
m; New York, 3:46 p. M; Boston $500 p. m.
GIN CINN.1 TBAINSz f.
via. Michigan Central K. RI
Leave Chicago at 3:1u- q 'n,T Mail TRIM 500
fast Express. The 500 p. m: tram leaving
Chicago rrns. thros4sh 20 CinE(nHall Wiehoat
change of ea&Sof 6dsY&se.
Tultan Paten. ventilaiing and Warmine An.
sratus On NIL (sSs Of this Company. An elegant
Shakers Car, with lsuchfe Tables, hss lately been
added to day tt~irs, Psse1 sleyfins cars on
night trains. Dagetge Checkd4 ThFeNGk %
Through Tickets for sale Il ar principal Rail
s sssa o% q en- = IA stl tssaee, =:
fremont fipum. CGiea q W deppt. !. : ! |.
-xaz.sl Oh IN 4ufIGi
IL e 2 - X114e 90. ga g. c. a 3, S!sS Is -
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Consumption can be Cured.

The ADVERTISER a physician Of 30 wears expert
cncc III the treatment Of Lung Diseases, Blon-
tice, is DESTROYS Of impar.ing his experience b-
d'Hnsing Information Invaluable 70 the SUFFERING
humanity. and which has cured thousands
Tae same medicine will do for all He will send
Prescription. with full directions for use adapt-
cd 10 each particular casn and will surely effect
cure. Try it ii will cost Won nothing stamp
required for postage. Address,
Il. LOWE. n. D., Box s075, New York CITY.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
'sCrcat American Remedy
DIR. HARvEY,S

sT.roqo 7serz7cl Ftma'e Pin,
(WHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w swhen the directions haze been strictly
followed in removing difficulties arising from OBJ
strrrton or s'pa.r Of INSURE, or in restoring the
system h. perfect health when suffering from
Special elections Prciansr, Lier The whi,es,
otheI. weas ness - II. ll-fae organs. The Pills
are rer;ectly harmless On the constitution. and
rnss Defaken bv the most delicate females " il,-n
calnE distress; at the same t''le act ike cha.
by s.gt ngi.iealng. nvigorating and restoring the
system II healthy condition, and by bringing On
the monthly period Of regularity. no matter from
what cas.se the obstruction may arise. They
should however. not BE- taken the first three or
four months of pregnancy, though safe a. any
other trac.:s miscarriage wou.. b. tie result.
Each box contains 90 pills. Price 81.
Or. Harvey's Treaties on Diseases of Females,
Pregnancy. Miscarriage, Eairenness, Sterli-
y, Reproduction and Abuse Of nature,
and cnsrha'icallv the laiies private medical adj
wiser parahlei ois5o psse,, seat free 70 any adj
dress. Six cent required to pas postage
fha Fails aud BoaA Will be seat b. mail and
con,identially, when desired, sccursls sealed and
prepared, on receipt Of money hy
j. BRYAN. d. H.. Gcn'l i gent
- Cedar street, Ne. io.A.
Sold b, ali lie principal dru- gists.
Smith Drycr wholesale agents, Chicago.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ Permanent Car. Of
:e1cc. Seminal WeaknesS Nigli-'v Eraissions,
lncontinrncc, Genital Debility and itii..
liability, Gravel. structure and airec-
:iots o.ihc Kidney ana Bladder.
which has been used Lr up;var.ls Of
l"o Z Ii \ SICI.N
in their priva'c practice with en,!fe success sr-
peTcediHg Cobeh's Capsules, or any other com
pound hi.hertn known.
u L !. l. : LIF. I. Pill. rs.
are :penfiv IN action, often ofiaoing II c,irn in n
few days aud when crre is Effected i, is nerrla
nen. They are prepared ilnif. vegetable extracts
t.lt are harmless, on TIL -,steTa and re,er nan-
seate The stomach or mprernate The breath ard
being sua-ir coated. 81. narseers tsste is avoided
change OF diet is necessary SliiiSt using them
nor does ,i'r action interfere with brsirt S.
Each box ,l.t..;rs SIX dozen Pills
Price, ss .sa!d b all the principal druggists
In places wle,~ ,ie agei.. is artrtisei .hey VIII
b. cent Is l..sii pos. paid. and confidently sccur-
et from otser, alton when desired on recent of
a.onev. By J. BRYAN. NJ. H., - Cedar-st., \.
I. Smith < DIVER. Wholesale agents, Chicago.
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Home songs OF the " ar.
American Marseillaisc. E'pser. so.
Under our flag beat the long call once more.
Call up the North you called her before. ''0
Our Volunteers. Song and Chorus. 81.
Sudden and loud the war cry rang
Sofil. now. tenderly lift him with care so.
This is . hero whose pale foim sc hear"
Inscribed 10 the mothets' wives and sisters
slain in battle.
From the Red Battle Field. Quartet. 30.
81 Silently. tenderiy, monrnfuliy home. .
From the red battle field yolun. sers come
A Hero has Fallen 80. "
Ills saddle is empty, and seathed is his sword
Anniher has left rs to reap his reward. = -
Emancipation Song aud Chorus. 81. X
In this land Of the tree not slave shall ,hcr ~
AZ cause FOR rebellion or trcasunv 4 s. Z
Alcther. when the war is over. S'g and Cho 80
The Drummer Boy March. 80. I'M. ~.
Sent ny mail. postpaid, Oh receipt OF price
OLIVER DiTSOAf l. Co. Publisher, ..
Washington street, Boston. = -
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DAMbE 8GBF..

IT, ct1. 1lfnaf does not often wit
lettsss intsnded or the public, but -
4 = the pen a. VeN as the sword, and in Ms
strong h and it las two edges. While -
follows up the etseating columns Of John.
son he finds q b b make m attack On the
Kentucky engines in his rear. "a He has
written lettSttto Gov. Bramlette concern.
ing the gucr5ks, and the abettors OF John
Morgan, and gs that they are not entitled
to the protection offered to soldiers Of . re-
cognixed b4Mgcrnt. Even according to
southern TED tings Kentucky did not seeede
and the act4 81 these men are lawl.ss, and
nothing bud simple murder, horse stealing,
arson and 4her well defined crimes. ''The
military hxke the right and the law to save
the ccuntrf from goiag to anarchy and the
devil and rdust do il. For this purpose first
commando rs Of the posts and districts will
be notifie{ that gucrr}Ilas arc not soldiers,
but wild beasts, uni Gown to the usagcs Of
war So ond, the cijil pon or not being adj
cquatc 10 rreservc pssssv-th--~ili,ary,
|''whichf adhcres~Ma&hy" and is rightful,
constitutional and lawful steps in, and com
pcls people to stay Il home and mind lii; or
her own business. AID If they won't do that
it will send them " gre they cannot keep
their honest neieibAs in fear of danger,
robbing and usuls"t Third, the Governor
Ill l. l..
and encourge guerrillAs, and contne them
under guard at Louisville. Whep sufficient
numbers are co,lectcds say three or four
huadrcd-t.en. Sherman will send them
down the Mississippi River to another if not
a better land, where they may colonize with
their negroes. There gnust be an end 10
stop the execution Of these crimes the mill
tary WILL
AZ There was hosformal celebrs ion Of
the 4th Of July inthc army Of the potomac,
but along certain portions of the line cus
tcmcry national falutcs were fred. At noon
Gen. Smith opeped his guns on Petersburg
d'oppins at intJ vels ola minute a 3o-pound
shell into the Jty, until every state had been
represented TT was op scrsed that the re
bells did no., tcsecrate the day ~ any dis
play Hafng repul'fed the principals OF
the free SysraaAs~t-,j ,,--4s.,,,s,,.t;,,,,r were
laid on the memorable 4th Of july 1876, |!
have no occasion no3 TO join in its cccbra- |
ton.
\ RKrEny roa Pr3s.--it is n blessing to |
the suffering to knot thai We iaye an ef- |
fennal cure fer thi-k ru'y troublesome dis
ease. MIR. ). p. lazarde, Of la u st.,
Cincinnati, o., taxi Srea! pleasure in in
forming all who art suffering with piles that
he used small q'fniiiy of ~. Sti:chIand's
Pile Eeincng. and it effected Il permanent
cure. This seenf to be the case with ali
mannfaet died at no. East -iih St, Gu
cinnati, o., ard 4 ld by all druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13

EONHT-RY Mas
10 eilnde to Instruments which bear the name
OF :. ID. H. W. Smith, would be ,,,olrs.. The,
nave stood the test for Years; and ~l4cu W. sav
Boston men, We award high praise In qu1,it- Of
ton" and finish they Justly claim he iir.. RAM
and has ing 50 much q. stake, their name OF Ame.
rican Organs may be Considered roo;! indo,se
mcnt Of any. Respectfully,
PROF. l.. C. A. sEcHE.
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From Thomas Baker, Musical Director cf Laura
h'enes Tleaac, braserly Leader of Julien's
Band. - -,

IT NM aTKETT, NEW YNRK
misunderstanding examined The American
smith ceercully certify u III, If .,,ncriori,v n
ever, desirable qualiil OF the instrument. Ihe,
s"'cins IS VI the iaesl approved order. rendering
the tome clear and reliable enabling the perform,
or 10 execute RAPID passages with case and accu.
fse... 7. BAKER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13
BLACKSTONE. S.as

GESrr rNrv-The three American Organs pnr.
chased CT you Cor The use II our churches, here.
in xbridge, and in Nnlbury hare been in u q
one .Fear It gives me much pleasure % say thu.
they have fully met onr expectations, aud given
the greatest satisfaction. Ircr,ain yours,
+. j. SHERIDAN, Pastor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13

Nj. GEORGE A. BRUEN. Orgauist of san,
Jsnes Episcopal Church, Chirago. ILL.,, sa.-:
The far surpass all other instruments Of the
KIND that have come under my observation. for
tuilncss, richness and briiancy Of tone. aud
promptness ard deiicacy OF action
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERs

T1ey ase made Of Ingredients we'll Known
- approved BY the nssdic0l profession, -
having psscsrsl tonic pvopsrsie.. are beth
pelaaable and pleaAat, With sufsclent strength.
06ae Sscy0sies 10 correct tie bilious deraags.
Qsae u the system, and ct ike ehon Uheo
oak0 according to direction, q . remedy r.
~ 1salovins diseases -ladigsssios, Dyspep.
-, &ansdies. xices A6eesions, Less Of Apps.
CO., Lssssss Of 4pi'is, dalsss Oas,riassios,
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WOO l.

Bought or taken IN exchange for manufactured
goods, at the highest cash price. at the Factory.
| MAY 6-dwtf , JOSEPH SHIELDS
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rom Ties. C'lnbhueh. Organist and Director cr
Mas:
SFEiNGTiELD Mass.
'TTIfrAES-Iias ing he'd opportunities fer t.st-
N. the qualiilcs o. sour diff -eat 81. il, oi Anne
r'ean organs in contrast with hose q, Other ma
kers, DO ro hesitate Z s..v tat sina in .i,en,
superiority. both il. tuisiie purity. ..noo:,taes,
anil volume of tone, in dolicat. and ii asan, tope.,
and prompt response ia rapid PLAYING. can
ah'trfally recommend them 10 an, person .ho
h'ay wish TO owr Or pli, upon saeh an instrument
IHGS. CHI BUICK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13

From George T. Wiley. Organst and Director
OF Music At Johu Street Church. Lowell, Mass:
LOWELL, Mass
GsSTLEYYS-llarins thoroughly ex an,ined vour
american Organs, am Of the opinion tina, they
are rot eqns.ieI ty ''e,. Of any maker. Thcy
IA distin ;iia,lei from all have seen hv their
eStrenic tulln"ss. yet Hi"ilonness OF tone. and
,heir quick response, % the touch Oh the perio.-
mrr. / a.i YOURS de
GEO. F. WILEY.
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.9yso--.WE,Enness>.p>S

IN every variety. with prices ranyir. from s3s
70 x.sa Ever. cordially inrited 10 ca,l
to buy not. "''4
O,.lers from q Distance prompt.
~ Attended Ia,
address ~ ie..ess ". ". KIMBAL1..
Cei1 iso Lake Street ChicaUo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-13

Great Central Route to New York, Nesr Ena1t,nd
and the Ccnndas
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From II. ". Sanborn, Teacher Of Music aDi
President OF Handel Sociely in Dartmouth Col.
le.e:l
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE,
GESrrEHEN--The American Organ I purchased
Of YOU though very pi,asiny ia tone from the
rst, has become more AID more fly,rta ipstr,,-
ment with nay musical acquaintance q, web q,
With myself. lie OF the action and The r,-
pid'y with which light luu>ic can be .zrcu,e.l
upon It surprised ne. willie for sacred or solemn
harmony lis I.icss 1, un4uesinned. | take great
pleasure in adding my estiiuon, % it, real worth
Very truly, Yours, II. NJ SASNOnN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-24

SARATOGA TRAVEL via HUDSON RIVER
~ kAlLROAD-Trans leave Chsmbersst. Depot at aud
10 n m aud arrive at Saratoga at p. and GAS p
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NEW-YORK q NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
1862 COMMENCING MAY .. 1864 1894
Passenger Station In EewYors corner 2Itht and 9Th av
Entrance s7th-st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New-iIsy.n T. (Ex.l. llSo a. his (Ex.L 3:W
TI.D, $3.50, $3.50 and tEI.) y. N. =.
tor bridgeport, I. lEI'), iiO a. m. l2:l3 (Er) 800
HI }, $50. $50 and lES.) ?.
Tor Milford and srstford. :, II 20 m 3o $50
Tor Fairfield, Southport aid we'ipor, I, il:'o m $50
rot Norw.t. = $50 Il3o a. nj i7:i' tEI.), SEQ ELh
Fox psii.n and Gr.snwich. s:oo ii:ao a:so %:os.
Tor Grsenwich 80 1880 $50 An, $50 $40 m
For STANFORD = (EI.) 800 1880 g. m. ll:i3 tELl,
Oil $3.50 An, $50 $50. tEI.l pm
For Port Chester and inteTnedate stations yJs ll:U
M; $50 4. 80, $50, 6:ao, p. M.
CONsECrING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. ia. m. lEI)j 3ELl p. n
For Boston via Shore Line, l2:l3 (Ex sp IN.
For Hartford and Springfield, (EIh ll:0 H.; 3tE1h
For Connecticut River Railroad. (EI) II: IN. Ia
Montreal; n. m. to Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence and Fishhnl Railroad. (Ex)
ll:30 a. ma. - ,
Tor New Haven. New.London and stonnston Rail- ssdst
o. IN 1915. 3,8p M
For anal Railroad l2:I5 p. IA. TO Northampton.
For Houssfonic Railroad, 3 q. H.. 3 p.
For Nausatuck Railroad, Q. IN , p
For Dsnbury and NorwGk Railroad, $50 .. IN <J
Commodious Sleeping Cars attached to Trains.
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent.
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North and Wet, Ieavo
SUNDAY ,rail. 5 0. 70.
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furniture

ALL KINDS of FURNITURE, NAT
N TRESSES, BEDDING, LOOkING-GLAsSEs cheaper
than elsewhere Gail and Geeds warranted n Z
delivered free Not. the number At q. w. SNfDENs, PJ
Bowery between Stanton and Hsuloa t., N. Y.
DEDROOM ENANELED FURNITURE of
warranted Aso solid Chessst and w slnut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental q II. y. FARHNo'
TONS o68 Canal-<, opponte Woo't@ E~tasinhcd Io>.
E,NAAELED CHAMBER RE-
II The best assortment Of ENAAELED FURNITURE, In
ali eolors and styles Walnut and Chsstnut Plain ssd Una
mental in Suites Wholesale and Retail Ao, Mattresses and
Pslssses. WAKhES WARD, no ~ eahn~ -
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMMER
II ADVANCEMENT New \ orb, James-slp and
3sst East River for Geenport Sag iIsIbor Hampton.
st9 m. foT Gf.eupOrt yerhesd lapLans, and Lake
lnd q. m and 3sl p. m. for lsip Babylon, and Farm
inrdae. q. and $3.50 aid $50 p For syos'et,
1880 rnd 80. tStases connect for Cold Spring,
Oyster Bay Huntington ~ For Hampstead Jansics and
Winfield. Al aud 1880 and 81 30. 40 and 5:v p ~
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leave. jtthst. East
Rrver 1t 80 u for Rverhesd stopping at AL Stations,
ce,t Hampstead and syosso Ercursn Tickets ios this train
al reduced rates. A. REASUNER. Superintendent
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.

CAVALRY BUREAU OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARTER
MASTER No. is sTATEsr., NEv.YoRK, June 10, 1854.
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.-l Will
~ purchase in OPEN MARKET oil the Cavalry Horses
may presented and inspection a. the Government
Stab l0thay and 3ath, In this city UNTIL iurhe
notice. .
Payment will be made in checks payable in certificates Of
indebtedness, wien ~ Horses are received
Price, one hundred and fifty $50 dollars each. .
GEO. T. BROWNING, Capt. and A. q NJ
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V'HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
lpvr Ann PuFIrMATISM

All sufferers from the above complaint either Of recent
lsng standing. advised to BLAIRS GUUT AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS, They cum be relied upon the most
and eectua remedy offered 10 tie public and have
been universally used N Europe for many years with the
greatest success
Prepared by PROUT L HARsANT, -. 229 Strand, Lon.
don, Enelandj and sold by their Agents, WELLS Co.,
Ffanklinst, New.York.
Her Maeys have authorized the and
address oil THOMAS PROUT 2,9 Strand London" TO be
upon the Government stamp affixed to each box Of
the genuine medicine
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MANHOOD and the Vigor of Youth Restored
Avl in -Four Weeks by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE LIFE.
This wonderful agent will Manhood TO the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising from Excuses, SELF
Abuse the Effects Of Climate, Natural Causes The time
required the four weeks Fail
urr IL impossible. DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE IL
sod in with instructions for for 49, four qusnt
IN for So sent carefully packed r-ceP Of remit
by Lis accredited Circulars sent free receipt
of four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND, Sole AgentU. So No.
AZ BroOme-rt ct, one door from broadway n. Y.
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Financial.
OyFIcB OF THE DELAWARE AND.fIUpsoS CANAL Co..
No. 20 WILLIAx-sT., COR. ExcHAsGE.PLAcE.

OyrcE OF THE DELAWARE AsD.fIUpsoS CANAL Co.,
No. 20 WILIIAx-sT, COR. EXCHANGE PLACE.
NgwYoRK. June 70. 1857
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-In pur-
~ suanee Of authority given at meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co.. held the
2st of April last there will b. spporioned among such per-
day July next Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Shares Of
NEW STOCK in the ratio Of share to six shares of
Stock then held by each Stockhie Certificates OF stock
apporoned viii be ready for delivery TO those entitled 10
the same and after the LIST of August next No Scrip will
issued fractions Share but the number of shares
representing the aggregate Of such fractions will be SOLD at
Public Auction 26th day of July aud the net proceeds
will be paid TO the and after the M OF August
according o their respective interests.
The Government Tax on the aforementioned apporton
nent, will be paid by the Company.
by order Of the Board,
ISAAC ~ SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
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printing.

| CHARLES G.. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
~ No to Barclay stBinheads Circulars Posters Law
Points Cards. &c. Cylinder rroswok done for the Trade
Special made for lsrge orders call solicited
VIM EVERDELL's SONS, No. l04 Fulton.
w u.-STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UFACTURERS.
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Fnaurial.
THE BEST VESTM N T
Il is 1910 LOAN

-
BONDS OF $50, $780, SOC, sl,ooo
bearing interest per cent in Gold from LIST March last This
interest nay be paid in Currency by the purchaser 50 per
premium, and Gold worth 81 per cent premium
These Bonds better than money loaned Bond and
Mortgage at 10 per cent per snnum
Apply at the
NINTH NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
CAPITAL, 81 100000
H. NJ. HUMPHREY, Cssh'r. JOSEPH U. ORvlS, Prest.
TRRAsuRY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON April Is. 1854
Whereas BY satisfactory evidence presented TO the under
sgne been made appear that The Ninth National
Bank Of tie City of NewYork in the County Of NewYork
and according to the requirements Of the act Of Con
pess, entitled An provide National Currency,
secured by pledge Of United States Stocks aud to provide
for the circulation and redemption Thereof" approved Feb
u.s. 1863 and has complied with all the provisions OF said act
required to be complied with before commencing the business
Of Banking:
Nol therefore, Hugh McCulloch. Comptroller Of the Cur
rency do hereby certify that The Ninth National Bank OF the
City Of New-Yoik County OF and State Of New
York Is authorized TO the business Of Banking
under the act aforesaid
In testimony Whereof witness my hand and seal Of Office
this Eighteenth day Of April, 1904
Seal Of tho HUGH McCULLOCH
:Compt OF the Currency: Comptroller Of the Currency
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1904 - PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
IOO4s r. X. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE:
TRACK All through trains for the West BY this route leave
New York from the foot OF Coursndt Through tickets
for Chicago w sutee St. Paul. and all points in the North
West Crrsnc. Indianapolis, Louisville 81 Louis Cleve
lsnd Columbus Cincinnati and all points IN the West and
est procured at the Office Of the Pennsylvania
Central r. r. No. Aston House. or at the Depot foot OF
Express PHILADELPHIA arrives in Pittsburgh OF
am. 49,.
ep. Express, via Philadelphia, arrives In Ptsbursha
p m Express via Allentown, arriyes in Pitisbrsh at
One Though Train Sunday, via Philadelphia, leaving
Ney.york At y.
Il. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. A.OsIIouse
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
sES6ER TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK. viz. the Ere
Rsiy~ay from foot OF Chuniber.si. RUNNING THROUGH
10 CLEVELAND. O., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
competing railroad. fr al principal ciii. IN the Yves.
running order Mansfield Gallon. Urb0ua, Dayton Cnei
nsti AID 81. Lous without break " gauge.
II H. GOODMAN, Gen. Ticket Ag' HI. +. SWEETSER,
Mcsdylle Pa General Supt