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, 1864-10-03

RxTuHH Or GALLANT so1D1ER--MA]or T. s.
Cl&sktop, after three }e1rs and SIX months SER
rico in the armies Of tho cou1tly, has returned
afeia to private lifc. Major Ciarkson entered the
war "a psivate in Company a, Chicago AstilletJ,
tmne5lstcy after the fail OF Sumter, and has becA
promoted for gsl'rttl1 and efficiency from one po-
sii!on to smother until be became Major. He has
besn In The SERVES without interruption since 3he
COMMENCEMENT Of the war, and hIa HaQ snerited
fha xrInnmept he RON leekr.
, 1864-10-03

MnHART 1KTK11l0KscE.--As squad Of la5 men,
belonging to the list Wisconsin, heavy artillery, IN
comnau9 Of Captain P. a. Ray. arrived ut the
Sol6icrS Rcet On Friday eyentnR, from Madison
They we're en 5puke for Washington.
TMo soldiers from the New Ofleana general hos
pitai. died tho same evening at tho snld,er Rest
Thcft names were John WllAoD. Co. A, 18th Wlc :,
and QcoEEe A. FioIe1, c.. &. 354h Wia.
, 1864-10-03

EXCHANGE OF E1CK REBkI PnuuHxHs or WAR.
-Llsnt, Col atirnet- -Commiesary Of Peisonezs 1t
Camp Deuelss has received orders rom Waahlpg-
ton to enroll the uamcs Of nll conyA]escent rebel
prisarersin bis charge, preparatory to thsir bolng
aent South for exchange. This, when effected, will
relieve tbr Surgeons at Camp Douglas Of nearly
GIn hnndtcd nhlienta. -
, 1864-10-03

CHILD Ix1uHKD-A email child whose nsnc our
reporter could not learn, was run orer BY IN ex-
press wagon on Market street on Saturday and
tevtrelY injured. The vehicle was driven bY q
.etklots hoy spd owned y Michael Denvins. The
practice ncw 20 common OF allowing inexperi-
enccd hot 10 drfya these express wagons ID de-
serving Of sgvere censutn.
, 1864-10-03

BOZ PATnfoTuH.-Two lads, named william
stu1s's and VII lam Alien, yesterday. conssloate
the rum of $3.50 to the fand for tho benefit Of the
Soldiers ncst-the proceeds OF Juvenile tsir held
~ them Tho entire proceeds OF the fair wefc
Sc 30, hnt some usc1eaut stole &t0 or the monty.
reducing the Aouat1ou materially
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U. S. ORDNANCE Aerscr No. 9 wonTsrr,

NEwloRK May "A, 1861
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be
y received until SATURDAY June 4. 1904 at O'clock p
m by this office for the supply of - -
~ - 5000 Pairs BRASS SPURS.
They are be made in all respects a. to MATERIAL rorkmdn
hp and dimerion In strict conformity with the standard
annie which can be at this Office. -
They ue be delivered free Of expense to the United
al this Office and here inspected and none are TO be
OF paid for but such approved upon Inspection
Bidders will Ia their bids the time IN which they pro
po.e 10 make deliveries aud each party obtaining contract
VII be required into bonds with approved uretes Tor
n, Failure to deliver at specified tune
will subject the contractor 10 forfeiture oil the number he
NAV fa 10 deliver at that time.
No bid. will be considered from parties other than regular
and such known to be fully competent to
execute In their workshops the worn proposedfor
The Department the night TO reject amy or oil BIDS
If dermri unsatisfactory. 80. -
Propos will b. addressed properly Endorsed to Capt y
CElsfIN Ordnance u y Ordnance Agency, No - Worth
A. New.Yori" s. CRlsPIN Captain Of Ordnance
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ORpxANcE OPYIcE, WAR DEPARTMENT,
wDHIssros, May rs 1864.

J.
WAsgIsGroS, May Is, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at
- this Office until TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JUNE. lsoi,
Tor 8nch COLUMBiAD SHOT. sid sinch MORTAR
SHELL to be dyered in tho following Quantities al the
sISCii CoLUMgIAD SHOT
Al the Wat@rt0wn Arsenal. Mas.schBset,s, 600.
Attic WAerviet Arsenal. New ioIk, 400 =, ,
Al the New oh Arsenal, Governors Island new ioh'
Al III. Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, 1900.
itths 4, Ioui, Ar,enals Missouri 2cgb
B-ISCH MORTAR SHELL
AT the New York Arsenal, Governors Island New ioIk
Al the Wsierviet Ar,enal. EewYork, 5oco
These proeote. 10 be made Of the Kind OF metal ana
aer rules laid down Ia the Ordnance manual the
tensile strength Of the iron for coumhsd shot TO be not e,
rs per square inch and for mortar shells no, less
Of tho United States AsenA. Tho Polectss are 20 DC ~
the foundry when cast and are TO DO Delivered az
the Arsenss free Of charge for transportation or handling
Deliveries be made al the rate OF not ess tsn one
,nh Of the whole contracted for per week
the nfst delivery 10 be made he 29h day Of June 1894
FAILURE 10 make deliveries specified time viii subject the
contr forfeiture Of the number be may fall to denver
st that time ,..L,.,.A.n
Bidders will Ipcy ti. Arsenal, or Ar,cnas whore
hry propose deliver and the number Of proectles they
propose 70 deliver each place II FOR more than one
founders proprsors Of wort who are hnown 70 th pe
psrment be capable Of executing the WORK iof
Should any party obtaining contise. oder ,h9t o. se Gne
than IN his foundry they VIII be rejected ana
the contract rendered null and void ,,
RidI, " inclose with their bids the written acknowedg
menis Of their rnrees over their own slsnstafe.
Zach party obtaining contract will DO obliged 70 enter INTO
bond with approved sures for its faithful execution
Upon award being made. :ueee.al bidders wi be no
fed and hrnished with forms Of contract and bonds
Tho Department the right TO reject any OF al DDS
n not deemed satisfactory. . 1.,...,,r.
Proposals. will be addressed 20
d and ndorsed. Proposals for Inch Coiumbad Sho
aud Proposals. for sineh Mor SF $751; RAMSAY
,r10.od.iell Prigadier- General Chief Of Ordnance
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OyyIoK FnosTBURo Coat Co, NewYork, May - lByA
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting OF
for the election Of President and Board Of Directors aud for
the tansaeo Of other business will be hed at Room No -
Trinity Building, New York on MONDAY the oth day q
Iue al u ococt, noon Pols will be open from IL 10
0 'clock \. ~. W. W. MCKAIO, President
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Proposals

OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQriPAGg,
No. s12 BROADWAY, NEW DIRK, MAY ~ lsoi
ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPO-
N SAILS will be received this Office until IL m.
on TUESDAY the It'll Of June next for furnishing BY
tract the Depot Of Amy Clothing aud Equipage in New
York City:
Infantry Trousers,
Unlinea Blouses
Peggsd Bootees,
Sewed Bootees
Perged Boots,
Sewed Boots
Stockings,
FEELING Ares.
Samples Of which can be at this Office. Bidders win
tie qplny they wish to furnish and how spon they
can complete the delivery Of the Quantity they bid fol-
They wiz submit with their proposals sample ef the at
Gle they propose TO furnish.
proper guaranty must accompany all bids for the faithful
performance u contract.
The United States the right 10 reject any part or the
the bids be deemed for the interest Of the
service. 49, . .
there the Of the articles bid for addressed to
Lieut Col ID. IL VlNTON. Dep. Q'rmr Gen. U. ). A.
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Amnseunents.
WINTER GARDEN.
w ANOTHER TRIUMPH
TWO HOURS OF LAUGHTER AND DELIGHT!

WINTER GARDEN; ,,,,.,,
TWO HOURS OF LAUGHTER AND DELIGHT!
MR.. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE,
Mk ASP M MIS- W W. ! J. FFLL99kREENS SE
!. Byron. eess4...s SyEay NIGHT N
FRA D'IAv OLO,
which drawing crowds great those the. gathered
The Ticket Of Leave Ma and hai been pronounced BY
''' '''' TIE PERFECTION OF BURLEsoUE
FRA DiAVOLo, alias the Marquis, d Centre Mar,
BEPP0 spaIticalarly ies1yiufsn' not troubled
with the fantest outline Of conscience or In
deed anything but the hoarseness peculiar to meo-
dramatic brigands.. w. FLORENCE
Supported by Mes.r. vninr Bowers H. Davenport T. E.
Morris, Eberk, Rely. Denn'0n Mrs Chsnifau and Mrs
'u' MUSIC INCIDENTAL:
Opening Chorus "Faus Lorenzo Matteo and CabiueerS
Descriptive Song and Chorus There's nonste,
who lives" q, and Ghoro:
Drinking Song, from Puriians Daughter Fra Disyolo
Duet On yonder rock reclining" Diavolo and Zerna
Sons An Key Lay tIn.
Concerted Piece, Hooper de DoOdon DO"
Grand Chorus ala Kermeuse," Faust
Song DARK girl dressed in blue DAvolo
SONG, Let His. him Yankee Doodle Lorenzo
The performance will commence with
=. THRICE MARRIED.
Mrs. FLORENCE .Carotta Bal Mosque CoHumer
With Song" Captain with bis Whiskers'
'n' assuming the S shefe'sii LIE PAGE.
FRENCH SONG lies YenI" and
SONORA PERRA NENA,
Aspanish Dancer, with Spanish Dance.
And MASTER eU SaSsVHs' VISA DE WERE,
Cadet Of the Polytechnic School Of Zouave n,nn,,
Door. open at Il pcformsnc. commences q. Il
Carriages may be ordered for lOi O'Clock.
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OFFICs HIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR I
No. 10 Cedaf--t. NEW YORK. May -, 1864. !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received AT

CEALED IkOIOSALS VIII De rccclNtu NJ
- tlhs ofce until II O'Clock WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day for aising replacing and keeping IN their
proper petitions all the buoys now IN the Hudson rover pc
tween Kew or Troy Fire Island Inlet Lake Champan,
and snch others may b. authorized for year from the
first day of July the succeeding 3th day OF june &C
dg 10 ia. regulations Of the sht House Board and the
coprs II which b. had by applying
10 this Office BY order of the Light iouse Board
Com. H. VI. POWELL y. :. n,
Lightloule Inspector, 80 District
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TIVE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
proposals.
AGENT AND W.KpESs OYYIcs,
PROPOSALS for CONVICT LABOR.-Pnr.

SING SING PRISON May ~, ibo|
PROPOSALS. for CONVICT LABOR.-Pur-
.u.nt 20 resolution o; the Boafd Of Inspectors eard
propo,. viii be received by the undersigned, at the Ofce
ss sas r LABOR md rs @ So
MALE CONViCTS rovded that number be At the disposal
Of the said Agent and Warden from e 70 time fot ,iai paI
pose. in this Prison TO be employed in the Misunderstanding Of
Mse.bie Iron and finishing in ia various branches. Tor the
Of i've yesrs 70 commence on the LIST day of August
With such labor and services viii be furnished the shops
premise. in the yard Of This prison at Present used and oc
rured In the manufacture II Buckles and saddle cry HARDWARE
10 vii: One story main building " feet wide 20I feet long
one room first story 81 Zee, wide l feet long room sec
HIN eaS6 story 81 fe., wide 81 lorr IS
wide 40 long, engine u feet vide, - feet long
nhed with such labor and but all stoves and pipe
necessary warming the shops will be ushed the use Of
the will be allowed at the rate Of two hundred
heretofore been similar work ~il be placed on this con
tract.
copy Of the contract be entered into for such hbor and
services. with the date pee per day snd name, 81 contract
Office with the Clerk Of this Prison. immediately or the In
spection Of person. DESTROYS Of proposing therefor
Proposals for such labor and services must be addressed 70
tho and marked P,oo,a for Labor Of Conrief'
Mausab Iron They must be substantially In the form Of
tho printed blanks which will be furnished BY the Ceii OF The
P.on to pef,on applying therefor they must be accom-
panied BY the written consent Of tho surees 10 become
cation Of the .aree. in the sum d no, les. than vs
dollars provided BY section H. chap 49, Of the laws oil
tn. proposal. viii BE- opened the inspectors oc. at said
prison the 3h day Of June Of 10 O'clock No pro-
poss will be entertained which Offers than one prce pei
day and the hight reserved to the Inspector with the
sent Of the undrred 10 reject all any Of tho proposals
osde they shall deem for the interest Of tho State 10 do
Kefeence made to chap $40 laws Of 1880 and chap 90
laws Of 1863, for further information
SPECIAL EOTICE.-Proposals viii also be received for
the above contract period Of two years and for period
Of three year. subject respects 10 the provision. above
stated and tho proposals TO be In every separate
And to be distinctly understood that any person per
sons taking above consot shall Keep the said premises In
repair together with the water pipes inside OF tho bui dngs
their expense, and shall make alterations IN the
with
THOMAS u. SUTTON,
my27 lswlw. Agent and Warden Sing Sing Prison.
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QuARKrRxAsrERs OFFICE No. II STATED
NEW YORK, June Z. 1864 !
(tEiJEn pp0D0c = will ho reonived nj

=. VII DO I'''If'H "
- this Office until II FRIDAY, 10Th inst. for supplying
this Department with Cedar White Pine imprinted
WATER BUCKETS; slaves ~ be- inch IN thickness, II
inches IN length bottom be fnsh and Of Cedar White
Pine tie chine 10 be large and well bail be Of heavy
be broad and Of heavy hoop irons hoops
be good medium three to pail sample Of the
Kind required may be this Office. Persons offering
will please send sample with their bid stating how many
thew can deliver Der week aud will be expected deyor
them free OF charge place Of shipment Ia this city The
privilege reserved rejecting any Offers not deemed adssn
Offerings should be indorsed Proposals. for Water Buckets
and aGdTcsrtd 20 ....,
STEWART VAN VLlET, QuaIteImaster
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OyyrcE AMERICAN WooD PAPER Co.
27l BKoApwAy, Eyw YORK, May Is, 1864.
NTH N Att ON A l. B A n
N or THE CITY OF NETWORK.


N on THE CITY OF NEw.YORK
DIRECTORS:
VIM A. Kobe, OF Kobbe Cories, Auo;ioneers Nos 81
and 80 Leonard at.
THOMAS A. WISE IT, Of vyse Sons Importers Nos. 374
to.B0 Broadway.
GEO. A. WiCKS Of wicks, Smith L Co, Importers Dry
Goods No. 81 Franklnst.
g. l. SOLOMON Of b L. solomon Son, Upholstery, No
GEO. A FELLOWS, Of Gordon, Fellows Mcmillan, Whse
sale Grocers Nos. IA aud 10 Beaverst
SOLOMON l. HULL, Of Hull Conaele a Arnold Attorneys
CHAS MINZEsHEIMER Of Minzesbeirner Bros, Manufao-
tnreIs Shirts, No 81 Broadway.
J. o. WHITEHOUSE, Shoe Manufacturer, Nos and Z
JOsEfH U. URvIs Of orvi. Newells Smith Silks, &c,
Il. NJ HUMPHREY, cs.hr JOSEPH U. oRvis, Prest
TRKAfuRY DEPARTMENT,
OFy1cR OF CoEPTRoI LKR OF TIE CURRENCY
WAsHHGIoS April IL. l6t4
BY satisfactory evidence presented to the under
TaIk Of the City Of NewYoIi the County Of SewYe
aud state Of EewYoIk has been duly organized under
ard according TO the requirements oil the act OF Con
grsss entitled An &c; 20 provide National Currency
for the circulation and redemption thereof approved req
Is 1853 and has compiled with oil the provisions OF sad act
required be complied with before commencing the business
81 Banking
Moo iherefore Hugh McCulloch. Comptroller Of the Cur
ncv do hereby certify that The Ninth National Bank Of the
City Of EewYoik County OF Newly and State Of New
York is authorized TO commence the business OF Banking
In 4s:imony Whereof witness my hand and seal Of oce,
this Eighteenth day Of April, 1854
Seal fthe HUGH MoCULLOCH
Comp, ofthe Currency: Comptroller Of the Currency.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS-CAPlTAL 81 900, 0N,
Has on hand foI immediate delivery,
L. :. NATIONAL TEN-FORTY LOAN
The safest and most profitable investment now on the market
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financial.
NORTH CLEAR CREEK

NORTH CLEAR CREEK
GOLD AND SILVER MINING Co.,
GILpIN COUNTY, COLORADO TERRITORY.
TRUSTEES:
Hon JOHN A. DIX,
Hon. EDWARDS PIERREPoNT,
JOSEPH FRANCIS, e,q,
T.B. BUNTING, esq,
A. O. BODFIsH, eco, Colorado
PPRHpKsT;
lion JOHN A. DIX
TRKAsuRER:
JOSEPH FRANCIS, eco
COUNSEL:
CHARLES r. BLAKR, esq.
SECRETARY;
CHARLES Ii. SWORDS, esq.
This Company Is formed for the purpose Of purchasing and
working 2S2t feet the GROUNG HOG, GREGORY No. .,
SIMMONS CONCORD, and other celebrated developed,
gOldbeaus lOaes in the best mining district Of Colorado
Also, the HENDERSON MILL, with twelve pD Stamps,
now running and 10 excellent order
The Company has tho refusal Of this property and VIII pur
chase the for $3.50 500 In cssh and ~ 500 shares Of stock
q. par.
The Capital Stock of the Company viii be $1,ooo,ooo
Whole number Of Shares 10000 Par, $40.
Fifty thousand shares Of the stock viii be sold ct only
large portion Of this has been taken by private subscription
Books viii be opened Wednesday, June g. at No es Bea
yer st. where the remainder Of the 5000 shares be sub
,crbed by applying the Treasurer Of the Company be-
tween the hours OF 10 g. N. and p m
10 needless to speak Of the immen" Advantage OF having
mill and machinery the spot ALREADY oork'n0.
With the facilities the Company already has immediate re-
turns may be looked fo Twelve on men can mine heen
m Of per day and ak hundred ani ninety es men
be worked to advantage, thirty 800 men 10 eseh hund
red feet
il !. propo,ed push the woi with the utmost and
the Directors every confidence that their efforts will pro
doce satisfactory and immediate results
Copies the Prospectus be obtained at the Office Of the
Company.
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-EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
IL Of NETWORK, desgnsied Dcposiary and Financial
Agent Of the United States Nos Il and ~ Pine st. two doom
below the Sub Treasury hsve hand AID receive snoe.ip
tons for the TEN-FORTY BONDS, convert the SEVEN
THIRTIFS into 1891 BONDS and attend al business
ueced with the GOVERNMENT LOANS. Parties can avoid
the Of addressing Government by applying 10
this Bank. NORRIS kEIChuMi fTe,deut
u. w VAUGHAN Cashier
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PRovisiosstASD CLOTHING,
Aksr CLorHISo AND E9rIpAeE OTyIcE,

ARaT CLorHIEG AND EoriPAGE OFFICE,
No. nal CINCINNATI, o., May %, 1885, )
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
Il until FRIDAY, June TO- 1854. at O'Clock p. M for
furnishing this Department Thy coutractj with
So 900 SHELTER TENTS or less 10 be delivered
within 60 sIty day, fIen date, like Sample made al u ;.
Tent Mandatory IN this city.
KSAPSACkS-Aruuy Standard
CANTEENS--Arny standard.
AK HELNES-ke L. y samples Nos and2 tthe former
preferred)
SAMPLES which may be the Oee Of Clothing and
Rquipsse IN thi, city. 49,
10 BE- delivered free Of charge II the T. Inspection Ware
house IN this city IN good package with thu nae OF the
party furnishing the hind and quantity OF goods distinctly
mari ed each article and package -, ,
Parties offering goods distinctly state In their bids the
quantity they propose 70 furnish the price and the time Of
delivery.
SAMPLES when submitted must be marked and numbered TO
correspond with the pr,, and the parties thereto must
tina, the goods shall be- In respect equal to
Army Standard otherwise the proposal VIII not De eosia
cred
gnAsnty signed by responsible persons must accom-
pany each bid guaranteeing that the bidder viii supply the
tce awarded 10 him under bis proposal
ria. will be or-ned on FRIDAY, June n, 1864, a,
O'Clock D M thi. Oce, and bidders requested 10 be
Awad. viii be made on SATURDAY. June H. 1864
Bonds will b. required that the contract will be faithfully
fulfilled
T,lesrsm' relating to propo.s, vii not be noticed
BAni Of Proposals. Contracts and Bonds may De 90
tanned AZ this Ofice.
The hight TO ec, any bid deemed unreasonable ,reeryed
By order OF Col THOMAS SWORDS, A. q NJ. q.
CIV MouIrox Captain and A. q. NJ m3oijcl0
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OyyIcE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EourPAGg,
No. sR Broadway, New York. May %, 1864. )
4 RMY UPPLIES-SEALED PROPOSALS
N viii be received at this Office until IL the 9TH Of
June nett for furnishing by contract at the Depot Of Army
Clothing and Equpaze IA this city:
FOJJR-MULE WAGON-HARNESS, complete specihcs-
tons for which can be at tts office.
Bidders viii state the quantity they wish TO supply, and the
shortest time In which they deliver II.
All proposals. must be accompanied by froper guaranty for
the faithful performance Of q contract.
The United States tho right to reject all bids deemed
Objectionable. .
Proposals. should be Endorsed Proposals for furnishing
Harness. and addressed to
Lieut. Col. ID. IA. VINTON, D. @ NJ. Gsnl U. s. A.
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oYyioE OF NEw .YoHx MINING Co,
Oyyor or CoIunBIAs MINING COMPANY,

OYyIcE CoLunBIAs MnIs6 ConPAsY,
No n Wilian-st., N Y, June 1904 J.
GALES OF FORFEITED STOCK.-Notlcei Is
- hereby given tina, the following STOCK ia the CoLUM
BAN MINING COMPANY ia FORFEITED for nonPsy'
men f assessments due in February and NovembeI 1905
and that thesssme will be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION at
the Office Of the Company No Wisms, on tho i'' DAY
Of Juiy al u O'clock M unless previously redeemed Ger.
tihcst No. 80 AUGUSTUS DENTON, Trustee 30 shares
w. 49, ''''' HENRY PHELPS, Secretary.
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4mnsemenfc.
che Curt.
CPRING RACE MEETING,
~ PATERSON, N. j.,
TIrEgnAV nh yVEnkESnAY 8fh and

~ PATERSON, N. J.,
TUESDAY, 7h WEDNESDAY 9Th, and THURSDAY
9Th Of June.
DERBY OF 600 $50 ent p p, mile dash 30 entries
POST STAKE Of $500, 500 ent. p p. two mile heats
dash. THE NURSERY STAKES Of $500 800 half r.
entries PURSE Of 500, three mile dash SELLING
SEXUAL STAKES OF $500, eloo cut, half r., Two mile
dash Is eutres POST STAKE Of $500 three mile heats,
mile and quarter dash.
N B.--No Gambling soiu be ayorsd on the eos,se.
No Liquors sod and intorieated peyson admitted on me
groYnda
Badges emitting the holder 10 any Of the club stands and
Ladies' tickets Club Stand sod only members and
badge 5oIders], 81 each day.
Visitors reach the by Ere Railway trains foot Of
the returning imedaely ele, s Race. each day.
Il. Il. CHISWELL, Secretary
No. NJ Main st. Paterson.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ COMMENCES "a CONCLUDES loi
Te...e and WIN. WHEATLEY
SEVENTEENTH NIGHT
Of the celebrated Lyric AItiste,
MILE. VESTNALI,
who has the highest encomiums Tor her most successful
delineation Of
ANGELO,
with the Of the Star twords by X Fi'se
.sq.l and BrAve Marco" -. -.
IN JOHN BROUGHAMs GRAND SPECTACULAR
DRAMA IN FIVE TABLEAUX, ENTITLED
BEL DEMONlO.
Pronounced by ,.,-,,,
DENSELY- CROWDED. AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
AND TIE PRESS GENERALLY, SUPERB
AND PERFECT PRODUCTION,
SPLENDID NEW SCENERY, -
NOVEL MECHANISM,
RICH FURNITURE AND APPoINTMENTs
COMPLETE GRAND BALLET,
Orisn Music under the direction Of Harvey B. Dodwoh,
GRAND TABLEAUX,
with auxiliary aid numbering over .o.,
TWO HUNDRED PERSONS,
and the following talented artists: .
Me,.rs j. Nunan J w Collier J. T. Hagan, j. q. Burnett,
W Blaisdell +. Is. Holmes Misses Rose Eytnse Mary
Wells skerre,t Moore; Miles KSarias, Ella Kruger, no
sins &C. &C. The - - .-,.,.,,,,,,
ILLUMINATED GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVENING.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
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TNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i 80 a. ~ lamps NJ DRAKE l. Co.. IL hereby

vVHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i under the hrm Of JAMES NJ. DRAKE Co., Is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent MI james NJ Dahe issns
The the books OF Va; ~ 20 WI, We
placed 10 the hands of DRAKE BHOIHEnS theI
sors.-New-l oTk, June ], lG64 JAMES % VrA"N'
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.-Tbe undersigned have ioinea
limited Par.nrr,hip pursuant to the laws Of the stat. OF
NewYork, for the purpose Of continuing the oto,h h' -,
EXCHANGE BROKERAGE business under We ~ ~, ~
Co. The Partnership 10 commence tbc ~ o 'ue'
and terminate the lot Of june 1866 JAMES NJ Dhhhh
has contributed $4,000 IN cash 10 the common u1qh e
specia Partner. The members Of the late nn une ta W
portunty 70 tender their Acknowledgements or thr W..
patronage they have heretofore received and 10 solicit o s
hrln q the saIne.New York June J. iooa
W .ILll r. pRAkE General Partners.
JAMES VI. DRAKE, Special Partner