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MARINE IETELLIaENcE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

EUhE OE DA1EN h LAND
ENTERED................-April %.
stmr Morning Star. Viesr. Detroit.
Prop New York. sis5on. huffa o.
sohr t'orTespondent, JEFFREY, Buffalo.
sehr Qgin6ys Moran Port Bruce $
ScoW Esgle, Hudson, Dstroit
OGEARED...- ..
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Prop Tiogs, waterbury, DgnkiEk, HdE.
schT W Il Willard, Sherwood, Toledo, coal and pig
scbr Aimina (British) McDsrmond, Port BurweIl
Schr NJ Stalker. Stalker. ssginaw-
schr Miranda, Garlies, hyandotte' coal
sohr Swallow, Fuller. Port Huron.
Schr Ffoe, Rice, eaginaw.
Schr Union. BarrOws, Port Burwel.
sehr A Ru t. Robertson, Saginaw.
Scow Naghower, Fiheld, Black hiver
LAUSCHED.-Ths propeller Arctic, the last Of the
three built by Peck a Masters for Dean Richmond,
to run in the New York Central Line, wss launched
yesterday sfternoon. The Arctic viii run between
Buffalo and Cleveland, in connection with her con-
sor.s, built by the same parties the Atlantic and
Pacific She is Of the same dimensions as these pre-
FelIsrs viz: Length Of keel, $50 feet; breadth Of
besm e feet; depth Of hold y feet sl6 tons bur-
then She will Be commanded BY Captain Collins,
an efcient and experienced ofieer. The propellsrs
named will form dsily line between this port ami
Buffalo.
NOTICE 70 MARINERS The following notice to
mariners has just been issu d.;
The Lisht House at Green Island. ako Erie, hav-
ing been destroyed By fire. temporary Soo den atruc-
ture has been erected. from which, on and alter the
2tst inst fixed lens light OF the 6th order viii De
exhibited at height Of 30 feet above the lsVel OF
this lake, in lieu Of the fired light varied by ashes,
heretofore shown, which will be re-established as
practicable Of which due tics will be given.
By order Of the Light ROuse Posrd,
Detroit, April 18th, 1854. Colonel Of Engineers.
OH.RTER The schooner Consuelo has been char
/ tered to take wheat to O5weso at &c.
/ Rssa 8 PrentIsa' ProTIsisa Market Ra-
| Pzrss
The following ars the rates charged By them;
/ H1ma-SagAr-cured premium Ha n , p. .......i6
i grlea beek- . {
9houiders-Sugar-cured = h.......--..--. ......l2
BRoou-Or Smoked Sides , h............-. .......4
i Jard-PTime lesf, ksttle-rend'ed in bbls p Ola
] " Prime leaf, kettle rendered In kegs h..l4H
FeFk-NO. moss , o
Extra clear = 81, o
| ~ No extra charge made for packages or o6rtaZ
to railroad depoa or boats ALI articles
cd strictly prims and equal to anything in the State
| Orders promptly filed. Our sugar-cured Hams sni
| kattle-rendsred Lard took the first premium ct tn
| iste Ohio State fair BOSE PBEHTISS,
! '-Fvs-1-s
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DEET1sTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at n low price. deo2R27.
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Optical.
SOLOMON's IMPROVED SPEC
~ TAoLEs.
D. H, aOE.GlAE(sHRON.

NJ I-ll7IIIIIGIIDINlF
Practical sud Scientific Ontclan, keegs tna fayFasf
aasortment OF Optical Instruments IN u e cffV es
ing an old establishments and having be sn exensiVs
y petron9od, he has the confidence that hia pre1ant
stock viii warrant q continuance Of public faTors
All hisSpectaoes are o. the best Quality OF crystal
glasses ground under his inspection IN sl casaI
curing weakness, dizziness E1d fmparting strs1gfh
ior long reading and hns sewing. Artdeial eyes IN
lsrtsd without pain
Omee--I3N snperEOr-sE., frst door from ths
sutrance to the American Hotel. iuiF1f
NSrBeware OF travellers claiming to be Mr.. Solo
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Ale and Porter-ln good demand. We quote :
Present use Xxx sIe $500; Stock Xxx, 5000 IN sI2
90; Eennstt $500; Pa,e Cream 5000; Porter SO
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
NTaIt-Steady at o., 50 per busheI.
Hops-RanRe ut Z5s635c, according to nnalitv
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Mrs. TAYLOR, the great olairvOysnt and
fOrtune-tsller, will prolong her stay at the
City Hotel, Seneca street, until Wednesday
next. All who wish to consult her will take
notice. aprI5:147.
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FOR Coughs, Colds, snd Toothsche, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable GntidOts in all cases.- TTtan6WH DEM
0e1dt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 75cts.
W. L. PORTER, Preprietor,
noY2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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1864,
sPECTAL NOTICE.

To the Citizens of Cleveland, o., and Vl1iaiEV
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
% the preparations known as
FHUNNEWKLLS8
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For sn Throat and Lung Complaints.
HUNREwELL's TOLU ANoDYNR,
The great Neuralgia, RheumaIie, Headache, Tooth
ache, Loss q sleep and general Nervous Remedy.
also Tor the pains In n monthly Msnsiruafiou,
sPer ect helief.
HUENEWE kL'B EbEOTRIO PILLS.
The most perfect form Of Catharie svor given 70 the
public, which never require more than two and asa-
dom but one for a dosa, act without grripings and
cure
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, 81 i'tiousless, Liver O0ni
plants, Piles. worms, AID all derangements Of
the stomach and Bowels.
The above prspsrations, Of such uubsundsd rsurr.
tatiou in New Englard haYe the confidence Of, and
used By, great numbers Of Physiciana and prces
within reach o. all worthy the attention OF fnva-
lids, who will md them q strict conformity to na-
ture in medicine
without resorti1g to ihe common method Of col
umns advertising, / would ask confidence to TEST
th IN, which vii Be sacred.
j. HN l. HUHNEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mas
For sale By wholesale and re all dealers.
The greatest freedom Of correspondence eclicitsd,
Sold IN cleveland BY Geo. " Clark. ,rong 3 Arm
strong, Ben Brokers', Churchill = Brothers, A. W.
Book, 4. W. Ssokrider, H. U. Gaylord.
msr3l- s2inthsatSEwy.
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CHICAGO mARKkR

Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.I
CHICAGO, April 20.
FIour-Firm- Sales at g., ,75as Is for winter, and
q, ,sOa6 70 sor spring extra
Whenf-6c hisher. Sales No l spring at 81 ,256
Ia, and No 2 at tI.2i6i 241f.
CoFn-2asc higher. Sales No. at sSaS7c, and
No. at 92a94c
Cars--I0sIKo higher. Sales OF No. l at s7a67He
Rye-3T5c higher. Sales No at sI,lqal, p.
RarieT-Sominal At q 30 for No 2.
Whisky-FiTmeri opening ct fl,oo, and closing at
e. Gal o.
PrOvfssena-Quiet.
SHOULDERs-Sales OF Bulk shoulders at IO4fc loose,
BACON SIDKs-Re ugh sides l05fc loose.
Beef Cnttle-Firm. Sales at 3l,s01s,nO.
HOss-ActiYe and firm. Sales at s7,25as25.
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0MM = p OIAL.
CLEVELAND mARKKs.

HORNTHG LEADER OFElUs,
WEDDEsDsE EvEEIEa, April 90. 1874.
Reeeipts-The following are the receipts of grain
by rail and canal during the "a hours ending at half
mast nine O'clock This morning
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FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
rorInhe supertOr.

For Lake Superior.
THE FIRST GLASS ,S.SoA
screw steamer
MIFERAL BOX, THOMAS wilson, master
,syii.av.cur dock Tor OHton igCn and all interme.
~ ske superirr friday, April 29th at
S-o,ri6dr. > 4. WurshOuse oFsh Ior lreiehs Aitet
~ 49, For freight or pssnEs agply %
thA1 ~ 9AHRFJSOH, HOWE & co,
sfls No. l EiyeT street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21

FoR SALE very low lot Of good store
fixtures. Enquire at Omnibus 0fice, No. 147
Superior street. apr15: 147
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pREsERVE YOUR EYEsIGHT.

JOSEPH 8. PERL5Y, OFTOtAz, ls3 sUFEEI0R-sT,
(Under the johnson Hcuse,)
Keeps constantly on hand az immenEs Rs8ors rsmens
OF Glasses which arc constructed 90 IS t0 aerd the
bsst artificial help to the human eye.
S0-Sphsr0ieai Glsssag reset into cid frames. Also
alargs assortment OF Microscopes Telescopes, Fieldt
Marino and Opera CLASSES, Thermometers, bar0me-
ters, maEnihsTs. and Drawing Instruments
ER-Artihcinl Eyes inserted without ou- 7hsR-
falY23.
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first Boats for Lake Superior.
THE STEA1TER JLEvE- n
LAND. Captain JONI HalleTan, - -
1saVe our dock ior all ports onelz
Superior, Thuisfay, Auril 8 h, atE O'Clock,
Il and the steamer Northern Light. Captain NJ
iAurch. viii leave IN Monday, Mag 2d
lor rsight or passage apply to
hOBr NINA kCO.
apr 1919 l6e sDd III River Etreat.
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ERUIT TREES, FRUIT TREES

Established IS37--CIeveIand Nursery.
5000 Apple ees. 800 Pear tees, O0O Peach
trees, 800 Cherry tries, eco Plum trees The above
embraces al ths rOpuier arieies IS unsurpassed in
quality, AID is on red in lots to suit much e.s
than the usual rates, ETergreens. Roses, Bhrube-
n. 40.
Euelid Etreet one mi 70 from Railroad station.
Cleveland, Ohio, April, 1854.
sprls-ls5.d4w P. ". OUsTEAD.
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THE POET ON A TRAIN; i;

The Romance of the RaIIrOud.
By the author Of the 'Fair Inez,u 'Tbe PrJpce nj
Wales, "rhe Ghost Hunters 80.
tC0NrINUED.)
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Oyyics Csoros AauEDucr pEPAsrxKSr.
D

OyycS CRoros AauEDucr DEPARTMENT
May - 1904. !
ITO IRON FOUNDERS-SEALED PRO
POSALS, indor.ed Proposal. for c Asst lRoNWATEEt
PIPES and BRANCHES" will DO received at this office until
II o'clock n, FRIDAY June ls64 4, which hour the bids
will be publicly opened for the supply OF
2i00 feet Of Cast Iron Water Pipes IL inches diameter
5000 feet of Cast Iron Water Pipes II inches diameter,
$4,000 feet of Cast Iron Water Pipes inches diameter,
1880 fee, Of Cast Iron Water Pipes inches diameter
and IL Branch Pipes.
The amount Of seurty required will be $1,000
Plans aud Specifications for the and form OF Agree
men, be entered into be obtained application 81 TINS
Office S saSS iFs%aSSs Ae''" Boar.
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Esaal Notlres.

SUPREAlE COURT, City and County Of New
~ York.-LOREN W MARSH. FREDERICK G. Dill
LAVE and JOSHUA X RODGERS. Plaintiffs. against > D.
NOBLE, Defendant. summons for Money. " ) Revenue
stamp 50 cents TO tho sbovenamed defendant; ion arc
hereby summoned and required the complaint In
hi. action which filed ia the Office OF the Clerk oil tms
Court at the City Hail. In the City OF New fofk on he n L
Subscriber at their Office No. % Nassau street Law bua
ngs In the City Of N-wYork within twenty days s'st 'ne
service and you fail to the complaint WITHIN ,ne
time aforesaid the plaintiff In this action will take adsmens
against tho defendant therein for the OF Two
Dollars and interest thereon nom the 18th day OF March, 0s
II. SHELDON. Plaintiff Attorney: a,
My6 iaw6wF No " Nassau street. n. l.
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Urn GOODS.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
N NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
rrNND CsKTDDrS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTlC tOR DOUBLED STEEL
Si1iNG.
J. l. & j. %. WEST,
NO o. CHAMBER5-ST., NETWORK,
are the owner. of the Patont d Exclusive Manufacturers
OF this - o.D,r,,,,
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
SKIRT.
This invention consists Of Duplex Tor two Elliptic Steel
Springs nrenousy braided tightly and firmly together edge
10 edre making the toughest elastic flexible and durable
Sprnr ever used enabling the consequence OF its
rrra, ella cy aud fcxbeness place and fold the skirt
or muslin II entirely obvaes and ences the only oh
ections Hoop Skirts viz the annoyance 10 the wearer -
well the public especially in crowded assemblies csrrage'
railroad cars church pews In any crowded place from the
difficulty If contracting them and occupying small space
thisentirey the difficulty, while giving the skirt the
usual full and symmetrical form and il the lghtes and most
stylish aud graceful appearance for the street opera prone
uado or house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
comfort aud convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spring SKIRT single day, viii aierward willingly
dispense with the Of them They tho best quality IN
by the hest most durable. comfortable and
economical Skirt made. Merchants will be- supplied above
and ladies' In most ,cass retail stores IN this city aud
throughout the different States.
ifY' INQUIRE FOR THE "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SPRING SKIRT
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OYyIcK OF raK STREET CosxissIosEK.
No. ~ BROADWAY.
no CONTRACTORS ROPO SALS

II
inclosed In sealed envelope Endorsed With the title Of
the work and with the OF the bidder written thereon,
will b. received At this office until Thursday June 1884, a,
eleven O'Clock q.
For regulating and grading s1tyh street. between Third
aud Finh avenues
For curbing gathering and tagging Forty eighth s,gee;,
between L. zinston and sixth avenues
For crrbng guttern; and Forty NH street. between
Lrxinsten snd Fourth
For curbms gucrng and Tagging Foriyeighth street,
between Third avenue and East River.
For curbns gultene snd Tagging Second avenue, between
Sixty first street and Eighty sixth street.
For curbing sut,eEus and tagging Fiy fourth street,
between second avenue and East River.
For curbing gutteng and Tagging Eshynnth street BE-
tween Third avenue and Fifh avenue.
For curbng gathering and tagging Sixteenth street between
Avenue and East River
For curbns su,terns and tagging SIeh street, between
Broadway aud Ninth avenue.
Tor Tagging Second avenue, between Fortyeighih and
Sixty FIRST streets.
For tagging and relssgng Eighth avenue betwees Fay
third and Fifty ninth streets
For filling sluken lots In fry seventh and Sky tah
streets. between Lexington and Fourth avenues
For rebuilding Pier No. 40 North River
For repairing Steam Fire Engine No.
Blank forms of proposals. together with the specifications
and agreements obtained at this oice-Daed Street
Department, New FORK. May D. 1864
CHARLES U. CORNELL,
Street Commissioned.
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Qorpoiatiou Notices.
ntractor woull

duc.cd ont Of compensation which said contractor woa
otherwise be entitled to receive. '
Ten per cent OF each semi monthly instanent the
tract price, herein provided shall be retained by Comp.
role until the exp iioa Of each contract year II the e
prao Of each year this contrast shall have been sbfx
PERFORMED the part OF the contractor to the satisfaction
the pMe; Of the r part then upon the certificate thereof
roer shall issue to sid contractor his for the ten Der
cent NJ % ,s'ssa by Ss; q, III.
shall be made except by the unsmoas Of the aid
Mayor COMPTROLLER and City Inspector and then only i
For the true and fatbnl performance Of his agreement thu
parties Of the first part viii said party OF the second pan
ent shall remain in force the to be paid by the CONN
troer Of said city drawing hi. warrant semInonhy for pro-
poronae amount thereof after deducng thereo ten ne,
cent crenbefore mentioned IN favor OF said sub
eet however to the qualifications mentioned ia this agr.
bnent.
This agreement shall continue in force for tho term Of v.
years from the GATE hereof.
In witness thereof he said Mayor, Comptroller and Cit,
Inspector. IN Of provision contained in Section
OF Chapter ~ e Laws Of the state OF Newl passe
April o. 1854 ave here,,o sisned their names and affixed
their seals and the said party Of the second part hath oi
hayel also signed hereto MS Tor their Tor naes and
eihxed his Cor their) seal Tor ra. th day Of in the
year oi Lordone thousand eight hundred and
Know All mcn by these presents, ina, we; OF the
cry Of New-iok he'd od trmy bound nno the Mayor
Alderman, md Commons,y Of the City OF NewYors hs
of Five Hundred Thousand Dollar, lawful money the
United State, Of America TO be paid 20 the said Mayor Al
dcren and Commonslty their certain Attorneys 5accrs
sors Assigns; for which payment, well AMI truly b.
made and each Of Do bind ourselves aud each
Heirs Executors, and Administrators ointy and severaly
Sealed with seals. Dated ,h, - day Of - one tiou,
and eight hundred aud sixty four.
Whercas the above bound@n, -, by an instrument 10
writing under - hand - sd seal bearing date With
these presents ha- contracted with the said Mayor Alder
nen and Conmonsy to perform or TO be performed
Ill the work required 10 be performed for cleaning all the
streets avenues alleys. and al CUTTERS whave. piers. ana
heads In the City of New York FOR tie period five
NeaIs Now therefore TIE conditions Of the above obya
ton such. that II the said - shall well snd truly aud
good sufficient. aud thorough pvonn the
toned in the said and well and truly perform al
spua;i0ns aud agreements in said contract ana pechca
mentioned and Ia each and every respect comply with
the conditions therein eontsnrd then this obligation to b
void. otherwise TO remain In fol! tors and virtue
Signed AID sea "a IN presence Of -,
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PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN
or
S3OOO,OOO.

SA0OO,OOO.
PROPOSALS FOR Se,o0,Ooo SOLDIERS
SUBSTITUTE BOUNTY REDEMPTION
BONDS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
this Office until Saturday, May 2 1864 at o'clock p m
ne whole or any par, fthe sum Of 100000 of Soldiers
sn'si'uts Bounty Redemption Bonds the County of New
York Authorized by Chapter and as amended by Chapter II
Of the Laws ls6 and by an Ordnance Of the Board OF
supervisors, approved Nay T. 1861
Said Bonds will bear inese., e rate Of ii, per cen, Der
annnn payable semi annually the M day Of May and No
vcmbcr in each year. aud the principal Wal be redeemabs in
successive annual saenl. of 800 600 ssch commencing
thsiA day ofNovember, 1873
The proposals will state the of BOd. desired add
the price per sioo thereof and the persons wse
accepted will be required to deposit with Mo County
Treasurer lat the broadway Bsn Wednesday tho i.t day
osJune 1864 the sums awarded to them respectively
On presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts OF the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be entitled 10
receive Bonds for equal amounts Of the par value Of thu ums
awarded to them bearing interest from June !, 1854
Each proposal should be sealed aud indor.ed Pro,oa
for Soldiers Substitute Bounty Redemption Bonds" and
nclo'ed in second envelope addressed to tho COmptroe
The right Is reserved reject any all Of the bids con
'dered necessary to protect promote tho tbs
County. MATTHEW I. BRENNAN Comptroller
CRY OF FEw ionx-DEPARrsEsr OF FINANCE Cow.
rRoLLERs OFFICE, May C. 1864
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State of New York City and County Of New-fork,
H. OF said city, being duly - do - aud say that
HOLDER In the City OF New York. aud reside &, Mum
Der street. in -, and that an worth the sum Of -
dollars and above al my debts and ifies icntinl
liabilities ball. surety otherwise, aud over aud s0ou
AZ nay property which Is exempt by Law iIom execution
Subscribed and - this - day Of -, 1864. befor.
-- Commissioner Of Deeds
State OF New York, City and County OF New York. So
f. of sad'City being duly -, do and say
that am holder in the City OF New York and reside
Number street in -. and that am worth the sun
OF - dollars and above all my debts and liabilities In
GLIDING NY labite, ball. surety otherwise and over AIT
above al my properly which Is e1emp. by law from exsea
ton.
Subscribed and - this - day Of - 1864, before me
Couui,sionrr OF Deeds.
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Corporation Notices.
TT s. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.-
W N. Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
OFFICE, NEW BUrLDIsGs
Con. CHAMBgEssr AND baoAD"Af')
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF 5000 AND 500. CASH
DOWN FOR SAILORS.
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.

The United States authorities having in order to fill up the
Evy and Marine Corps authorized the raising Of Recruits for
that branch Of the service aud that Recruits for
the Navy and Marine Corps shall be counted on the quota
Of thu places where they elect to be credited the same Is
they Recruits for the Army the County volunteer
Committee have resolved to pay Recruits for the Navy and
Marine Corp. the following bounty cash down. upon their
being duly mustered into the service:
WHEN ENLISTING FOR ONE YEAR IN THE
500.
WHEN ENLlSTING FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR IN THE YAvY........................S $500.
WHEN ENLIsTING FOR MARINE CORPS. $500.
~ ANY PERSON BRINGING RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE Will
RECEIVE A COUNTY PREMIUM OF $50.
Pay Of the u. ). Marine Corps
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yI'HE DRAFT POSTPONED!
1900 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
A CHANCE FOR PATRIOTSi

It having been deermsed tlat TIE City OF New York
deficient only TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
MEN, " quota under the Presidents cal for 20oOoo
the Dra has been postponed for few days In order enable
the filing Of the quota II possible by volunteering.
The County Volunteer Committee appeal the pa,ro,
Twelve HuAdred .ni Seventeen Men needed and thu,
the County from the misfortune Of Dfan-
The County Volunteer Committee will pay the fsuOxin,
Bounies until fur.he. NOTICE:
FOR ARMY RECRUITS. $500
FOR MARINES. 3Oe
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR THREE YEARS. 500
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR TWO YEARS.. zoe
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR ONE YEAK........ ZOE
County Premium Of so viii also be paid s brInsins
Army Recruit 10 this Office In addition to the Government
Premium Of SO snd County Premium OF so will be paid
fos bringing Naval Recruit.
lie, tho citizen. NewYors make one grand ard 6na r.y
to from the impending drin.
{. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN. ComptrOlss
ELIJAH F. PURDY, Supervisor.
oRISON BLUNT. Supervisor.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED. Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor
GEORGE oPDYKE. Auxiliary Member.
oRISoN BLUNT, Chairman.
NewYork. May II, 1864.
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1VHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MAY %.


THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for ni. week
contains the following:
LnApisa AErIcLxs-Prohbition Of slavehodins In the
NJ L. Church, Gen. Wadsworth; Dawsons Olive BTanche'
The Argaees Case; Suspenton Of Ho.iities in Denmark
The Campaign Abstinence from LuIures Mexico Editorial
WAR NEWS suxs.EY--Gen Haichs Department; De.
parneni Of the Gulf Naval southern New. M.eearsoa'
York; Domestic Miscellany; Political.
FoREIGs NEWS SrxxAEY-Europe.
THIRTY EteHrH CoSGRBss-fIRsr SgssioN-Pfoceednss
in the Senate and House Of Representatives.
OPERATIONS WKtr NiEGIyiA-Gcn. Sigcls Defeat
Gen. Crooks Expedition Gen. Averirs Raid.
CLEVELAND CONVENTION
EEws nos RicHnOsD-wsshingon Correspondence Of
The n. Y. Tribune.
The GREAT CosrEsr-Gen. Grants Operations.
Ggx. SBYBxAS1s OPKRATiosA
GEN BUTLEEs OPERATION
GIN. hAUTLs SECOND GREAT RAID
FHox Ggs. BcTLEEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
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