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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-23

EThe military committee ofthe Yam
e House has reporteda bill dispensing.
It'll the services OF Generals ont Ct
|nmand. This settles Mcclellan and
|emont,s -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-23
NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS

A SOLDIER S HORSE STOLEN -..On OF
Il abou. the 18th inst, the Horse of Charles E. Hill
of the 18th Va. Cavalry was stolen from the premi
SEES OF Col. NJ G Hartman, near Stsunton. Toe Horse
is sorrei about IL or Is years oil l. but little hair
on name and tail, one Of his hind feet snagged
last summer just whore the hoof and hair meet, leay
ing considerable hard excresence. Hs is small in
moving. / most respectfully ask of Gen. Ros.er's
and Gen. Imboden s pickets and soldiers generally
to look out for the Horse and tteif it is thought
some deserter has stolen him. ~
The unde signed will pay reasonable rev ard t.
any gentleman who will etu; the Horse to himself
Col Ha-man or Mr.. Jno. Ramsey or for any in forma
ton which will lead to the recovery of the Harse ant
apprehension Of the thief Undersigned thinks it tot
mean to seal soldiers Horse, especially when tn
soldier is now in Service and has oesn from the be
ginning Of the Var. REUBEN D. HILL
Feb. 2s,--2ts Neir Jennings esp, Augusta Co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-23

|Deaton was a nativeiof Tennessee, and
b6ut thirty-six years of age. His faith
/, William Dcaton, resides at Straw,
|rry Plains, Jefferson county, Iennes-.
l.. His brother commands a 1ankee
|negadere regiment now op Grating IN East
[nnessee.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-23

The Philadelphia inquirer publishes
|csident Davis address to the army,
h says it's tsbold defiant and hopeful. !"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-23
leEECuTION OF A SPY.

On Fliday last, At Castle Thunder, in
Richmond, Spencer Deaton was hung
IS Spy.
He belonged to company B. Sixth
last Tennessee renegade infantry, Col
|nel Joseph Z. Co }per, commanded
he was apprehended on the 18th Of
Luglst, 1868, by members of General
|amueL Jones' command Epon the
barge of being recruiting officer for
he Yankee army within our lines, twelve
Lies from Knoxville. He was tried by
burt.lnartial, convened in Western Vir-
[nia, oil. the charge of being a spy, and
! at charge being sufficient to convict
I'm. he was not arraigned on the other
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-23

a PLACE FOR CONFEDERATE
N ag MONEY. :
/ hare 5 Negro Boys and Mea,
and A young Negro Women
for sale privately. Z II. h. PECK.
Feb 23-,2ts Yindicstor copy.
NEGRO WOMAN, u
auire at this Office, Feb 23-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-23

WE are authorized to announce
W. aG s WILLIAM A. BURNETT.
as Candidate Cor the Office of Clerk of the County
Court of Augusta, at the ensuing election in May
next. Feb. l6-tde
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-02-23
DAY OF FASTING AND PRAYEF

r. SIDNEY MAe1srEa1AL DisrK1cr.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

bis ores 10 meet hers, for one instant ths
two looked at. each other. Jack colorsd
a fIttIe, but DE rOOEeu qure kIuury sHu
gteadfastly on his lost love; while Rosie
turned hurriedly away, ashamed and com
forted, vexed and glad, all at once. Co
ing out OF church was only one long SEN
sation of meeting Jack, speaking to him,
having her hand in his once more, when
they got outside; but somehow the gen
eral seemed in a very unusual state OF fuss
and hurry, and, when they reached the
gate, handed his sister and RoSamond
very hastily into the pony-chaise and
drove away.
All the rest Of that summer Sunday she
waited at home, hoping, longing, sicken-
ing. Surely, if he did not come on that
day, he would the next. He never could
be so near, andnot come to see, at least,
his uncle and aunt. But Monday and
Tuesday passed-all the week passed
and Jack never came to Mannerdaile.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
/" WEEP THOU no MORnM

Weep thou n npse asoamoa lot 10 thine!
T n thy msak Asaas upss tay seAvIng brsast
In alien Syupathy tAsEs san be no rest:
There ts no lashs9 JOY but trust divine.
heart that lOng'st for death, but may'st not die
0, Veary hsNTt, au wasted With thy pain,
That StFiVbt againSi the stream, yet all in vain
Weep tAoa no more, nons hear thy weary cry
The cold and diStaSt stars are gazing stiT,
In lhe hushed midnight on thy falling tears;
Thns have they gazed, for many thousand years
On all varieties Of human i'll
And yet they shine - on creations dawn,
'Midat their eternal musies All things cease,
Sooner or later, tapped IN perfect peace,
For nature knows no turning. All things born
Take sorrow for their heirloom with the light,
But wake and cry, aud fail to sleep again;
So slumber thou-in sleep forget thy pain
White morn 10 breaking in the dai keSt night,
The pillows fast return upon the shore,
The mOrn-dew on the myrtle to the sea.
Whence rose thy truSt, there only rest can be,
Thither thou dTiftest fast-Weep thou ne more
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
A TOAST TO A LADY.

] an this cup to one made up
OF lovehness alone,
A woman, Of her gentle sex
The seeming paragon;
To whom the better elements
And kindly stars have given
A form 20 fair, that, like the air,
'TIS leSS Of earth than heaven.
Her everv tone Is II usie's own,
Like those 81 morning birds,
And something more than melody
DWellS ever in her worda;
The coinage Of her heart are they,
And froui her lips each flows
As one may see the burden'd bee
Forth issue from the rose.
Affections are IS thoughts to her,
The m"asures Of her hours;
Her feelings have the fraEraucy,
The freshness Of young foWeTS;
And lovely passions changing on,
So ill her, sh- appe RS
The image Of themselves " turns
The idol VI past years.
OF her bright face one sianee will trace
A picture on the brain.
And Of her voice in echoinR hearts
A sound must long remain
But memory, such as mine Of her,
So very much endeSrs,
When death is nigh my latest Sigh
Will not be life : but hers.
hll'd this cup to one made up
OF lovrlinesS a,One,
A woman Of her gentle sex
The seeming paragon
Her health and would on earth there Stoo
some more Of such frame,
That life might all be poetry,
Aud Weariness q name.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
N. A. HAMILTON

N. A. HAMILTON.
ATTORNEY AND coUSsELoR.AT-LAw,
Notary Public and Commissioner o:
Deeds for Nevada Territory.
OnBce-In ponahus'S Building opposite the The
atre, Piacervi!ie. ldecI2I
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
CHAPTER III.

Rosamond Darlington was seventeen, a
beauty, and q spoiled child. These facts
must plead her excuse for the follies she
was guilty Of If not exactly an heiress,
into the bargain. she was at least endow-
ed with enough money tU give her all the
comforts and great many Of the luxu-
ries that money can supply. She had
never known . trouble, for her father and
mother had died when she was too young
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
oaes, on Celona street.
professional Gar0s, Etc.

@. W. GORDON.
AFTORNEY- LAW,
B. street. (nov99
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

- , Az q - -
JiIs q 1sf 'ts's 's y. a. sAsVAHT
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

Then I can't be content with Jacks
fashion prefer to be something more
than just woman, like other women, to
the man marry exclaimed Miss Rosa.
mond, with swelling indignation and |
shall tell Jack SO, and set uS both free
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
T tBNTXIN DEMOCRAT
IrrUrbIf E5ls1~a, ; >


SElIpVHaYsTfuEczT k0ENH@s' Sr
<0E0 - IA ~ q ~ Y
1868 q Sst ~ - y. q. 'ASUAHT'
als.xts = Sasos-0.s YsE, - sx Msnths,
E%.@ ss-Se. m g; Ons Ms1tA (payAhle v the Car
n y cSVsss' M ssAs-
49, Rusar0 Il AotaAssb ARs4 i1ssFtea %;
- - -. q o; essIssss CsFas. Of 70 li0ss
na1Sss.s 0srss IN q y !. nsss as, o. ~ si T.
- - asyss1 Ns1 SSssAsTT sAs1iss-asnes which
- - sanaSs. ' sst.i;sE 30 -"
- asETIn oAr onSs Il rsplsts With all the modern
~ The HHAT, euHAH AHD HAPfB execution OF
- IN = Ssss, fpsSpAsss sr:11 cs1
SeSs-c "a l11H ~ BobIit Btoads oAeoks, Receipts,
- aais Uls.5 - pfala ~ fancy esored iaks.
SSsgzsa HtAHkn Am1Avtls UaAsEtaAisss ed writs Of
- H. e. sc g teis o. slsS,
NVsS. Jast printed esmVlste torn Of NINERS DIED.
~ Ais, SSAaaoAIS aIsSessa hAAA1Aos oEkELSScArk.
L. vIsHER my wa.Ainstoa street. spros.e M.gnrs:
fu.rs Rsa oay suthorSed Agent for the MOUNTAIN
HENOCBAT In the city sf SIS Preaescs An sders Icr
-lt71 Ps ~ AANsr1iGAG hhSta An SM y psS@Puy At
taadsfA. ..4..
n nAOWN IL astAsriSsA AsAA 4 che DEHecnAT at
ssrgsaoun. OFeFA fer the adVersng or or goo
SSsR, N WIth hi8, WI ~ PFSnPsiy saaSaesd ~
cuAa r jackson eutlsStnsA Asent q the nOCK;
T1N DgNOcRAf :, n DeFSao oFder' len with hin VIII
Oe Prs@pdy stseaded ~
BVpLGnAR y sar ansAorissa sssat At aeeranente-
An srAsu t. aAy@idAS. ste len VITA AN W reOs'' I'm
Iae1lAss atositisa.
All. bias Is ssrA. 'or Tie DE-OeaAT at Virginia City
COL EHENOx y ssr s.tA.rlssa aes.t s' Grizzly rlat.
An rtsa VivOl Ma ss ~ DeAOerHs viii b PFsnPtS at
tende4 -.
-.-..T .------------
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

AH- FRHAH MEATS, Of ell
KHNg; n kinas. at wholesale - retail, q
80 - loU FaleS as - A4e4hef mar
novc3
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sulPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........MAY
Cleared.

Cleared.
STANDARDIZATION Light, Wilson, Aspinwall ID. H.
Allen $500, ~, ~,
steamers-Pierre point. Green Philadelphia; VIM Wood
ward Cmdif Baltimore, VIM. Dazeli AEthraciie, Jones,
Philadelphia
shps-WiKsrd King, Woodwork, San Francisco T.. a.
Uu,sav; Caroln. (frem) stucken Hong Kong, Ca.sar
Paul. $1,000 49,. 4,
Barks-Anna Moore (Br.l, Ma,hien. Antwerp Holmooe
Balchen Henry Buck, Nichols Bangor. W alsh Carver
s,aGa (IIr) Broobman Pic,ou. &. T.. Wnght6 CO.. 49,
Bngs-Oga, Gibbs, Aspinwall James Bor.nd 90 j. w
HART. (Br) DAWSON, Ci.niHegos d. r. DeNof Moonsht
Sman Boston Miller lloufht0ni Leonard Berry OBJ },
Steele kingston Jan Tucker Li:hthourne; Maple valley
triever tBfl Shelley, ST. Johns n. r., ~ r. Greene 3
Curry; Nebraska Hooper, Sydney. G. b. Baxter Merrill
" alac. Peck Wallace Negyitas Peck thurchi heniy
Haveock OBI. smith, Csrthae ena, Ribon nunoz.
schooners-W. +. Alexander tBrl Tucker, St Pierre
Mar Moore Henry; :. T.. Parker fitzgerald Portsmouth
". T. Brown Co. l.. Guptil, GuptlH, Portsmouth DO
r. s Greer Bonsa Camden; Lebannah Wall Portsmouth,
Nautilus Davis. EakAbctlpOTt, Howard. hey
Ssde; Magnolia tBrl, Lockhart, CornwAis, d. H. De
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Fou inactive and heavy sses Of 80 bb At 81 2o6
81 Is FOR common Extras, and 81 so for Trade and
Family do. Southern Flour is in limited request the supply
ample sales of $50 bb at 81 30d Se for TO lair
Extra Baltimore and Country and SO lOd IS for Trade
and Family do Rye Flour steady, and in fair request
sales of 2 bbsat SIS 30a Sc rs Corn Meal in light sup
ply and fr sale. Of 300 bills good Western e. and rs
FRUiT-saes al auction day Of Oss bo1e, Sicily Noun
tain Oranges ct 81 sOGs CO. and lao4 boxes Sicily Lemons
GRAlN-Tbe receipts were large and with continued
favorable from Ea'oPe the Wheat marie, dull The
Spring at SEA ~ 81, the latter price for choice North,
Western Club. H2OO bush Milwaukee Club, at 81 6o 1890
tied stock and Is hImly held Barley Mali +. fair request
good supply and the market is dull and lower sales Of
80 900 bush 4d9e for Canadian, eSo97e for State and
Corn plenty prices have declined and the close tend
downward The receipts at present Of inferior quality
Ssi Is T for New Vi Southern Ses~ TOR d. White and
+ Al lor Old and New Mixed Or telegraph from Milwaukee
to-day reports the receipts Of Wheat at 29 600 bush No
Spring Wheat in store commands { "a, and No DO DO
Sl2i p bush Freight whea; to Buffalo &c. y bush; No
Oats IL store selling a, &c bush and Extra Spring
HoPsThe market continues quiet and Transaction:
Choice in market the great proportion being Of inferior
quality Sales today Of 200 bales in lots for consumption at
a5c. e. n for Moidy as to condition. and sd2sc y 10 for
HAYThe demsnd fair and the supply arsei sales Of 90
MOLASsES-The demand has been moderate. embracing
only few small lot. Cuba Muscovado. at &c., and 30 Dds
New Orleans at !3dsSc.
NAVAL STORES are dull and somewhat heavy al $50
3 is for Spirit. Turpentine s26d s2s for Common hosin
$29d SIS Tor Strained do. e356+.O for No. and White
do. si6d 10 for Domestic and foreign Tar and S2JU*29
for City Pitch
OILS-Tbe market IS quite firm for all kinds but price.
generally quite firm at 63d 81 ca for Liueed 81 GOD
81 10 for good prime Crude Sperm aud 10 FOR Crude
Whale.
PETROLEUM-A fair demand prevails, and with light
stock holders hr Sales Of 900 bbls free buyers option
during the month Of July, at 76c and 800 bbs Prime White
in bond the spot 6l.c We quote bonded on The spo at
G0d6l.c free Of duty Ut tI0tSc and Crude at sra a
RlCf-The market remains dull and pfic,s nomnay un
changed.
SUGARS-For Raw Sugars the demand has been less active
without change, however TO note IN prices tar Refining j.
still quoted l6c and Good do at lts The 'aes To-Day
aud go boxes Havana private terms Refined are steady
Of 21ic. for Herds.
quest Glover Seed quoted at IL dliic H. aud Timothy
Seed ~ o.! - bush. Rough far Seed quiet at
81 33d - so n bush.
TALLOW-rhis market Il fairly active and prices are
steady Gales OF 10000 s 3i dltc for Western aud Cy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24
Bonrd Of Councilnsen.
OypIcIALl

OFFICIAL STATED sEsuoS-Mopday. May a. 1864
-j o'clock ?. IN.
9Th. Board met pusuan. to adjournment in their Chamber
No. Is City Hall -, .l,- s o. q
Presen,-Jas Hayes ESQ., President IN the char and TIC
following members ,uI. co.,
Counclmen Riley, Brophyi Haserty webster oross'
Roster Opdyke, Jaques and schaeier-o. IN A. De-;
quorum not 10 their names on ron eau the iI
dent declared that the Board stood adjourned until Thursday
N''" '''''' ~ JAMES NJ SWEENY, Clerk.
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Drniistrp.
4le0ical.

MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restored
1VI In -Four Weeks by Dr.. RECORD ; ESSENCE Of LIFE
Thi. wonderful sscnt will restore Manhood 10 the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising from Excuses, Self
Abuse the Effects Of Climate Natural Causes Tho time
required 10 cure the Is four weeks Fail
IRE 1. impossible DR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE Is
sold Ia with instructions for for 80 or four quenti
lies In one for Sent carefully packed receipt Of remit
tsnce by his accredited agent Circulars sent free receipt
Of four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND, No. AZ Broomeast.,
One door v est from broadway. Nsw-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFIcE.-Mar-
shall Murray and his assistants took charge OF ninety
seven bockaders yesterday They had been picked up
at various places along the coast and taken to the Navy
Yard. The Marshal removed them 10 the County JAN
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ST.. GABRrEL's CmuRcn-The corner stol

ST. GABRIELs CHURCH.-Ihe corner stone Of
ST. Gabrels Catholic Church was laid yesterday with
great ceremony on East Thirty-seventh street. The
edhce is to contain seats for twenty five hundred per
sons and to cost $4,000 The Rev. Father Clowry is
70 be priest and tie Rev. Father MeNnlty assisank
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Passengers Arrived

In ,toame, Carolina from Beauort-Mr ID. Coren, jr,
ay two children and servant DR.. Searels, LADY, two chill
drcn and servant A. Eppsr, l.. q. HebIoner Heiboner
r. Oates MI Repey Mr.. IIarmons. T.. w. Forsyth: e.
Forseih f. Thomas II. NJ Ferris, Rev. George w: Di'
Mae. Boetskes Oscar Simonon A. Alexander, MI Paser
son c. w. Mclean VIM. Dibble.
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

In the City NeYork from the 10th day Of May to the
23d day Of May, 1854
Men I2l; women, So; boys liOi girls, e9-total, Ni
Adults, 2C9 children, 2o5; males, 23l females, ls1.
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ReccIpts Of Produce.

MAY 23-206C7 bbls. Flour, l,265 do. Whisky. 40 bag
Corn Meal TO 100 bush. Wheat 21 DO Corn, 1888 do
Oats pkgs Provisions. liz pkg. Lard 10 page. Ashes
! 1891 pkgs Oh Meal, 800 pkgs Butter
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fAdvertisement.l

ADVERTISEMENT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NHw YoRx,
Hew-Yort, May ~, 1874 }
This Bank has now on hand for immediate de-
livery ample supply Of u S. 1910 BONDS with COUPONS
from March l.
Payment may be made in any funds current in this city,
sAnrKL c. THOMPSON, President.
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HDDkeu,

May - lat IS 90 on % Sc. Dhs Esterso, from New York
for ST. Martins.
May 49, lat II a. Ion. 10 bark Bolivia nom NewYork for
Aspnwall
May IT, lat % a. lon II So Bre. ship John Thomas Carr,
from Rio Janeiro for New York.
No date lat n S. lon 81 2s brig Fswn, from New York
for acmel.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC. - =,
Sun-Ris.s 435l Sets.... 7:l8 Moon-Rises....l IN
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook 9:4g Gov Island. 1880 Hell Gate. ....l2l
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

TINHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i between n. SCHNEIDER and JACOB de HlRSH.
FILD 10 Dissolved by mutual content at New Madrid Mo.
T. SCHNEIDER
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Bids Of 5000, 600 Of New York County Court
house Stock will be opened at the Controllers Office TO-
morrow, Wednesday. at o'clock p. m.
Mr. Charles p Cummings, of Cammann q
Co.. has been admitted member Of the Stock ES
change.
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CITY GOvER NNlENT.
BOARD Of Aldermen.
OyYIcIAL.J

OyrcIAL.j STATED SESSION, Monday, May 2', 1864
Present-John T. Henry, esq, President In the oDa' na
the following members:
Aldermen Mcknight and Hardy. .-. A.,
The roll hav ne been called, and quorum not tPpese
President announced the Board stood
day. d. T. 'ALhNiiNh' o'''A'
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II CENTS PER POUND PAID FOR OLD

. BOOkS NEWSPAPERS, PAMPHLETS, kc..-7
Cali before you sell el-ewhe still continue to pay as
always have done regardless Of adyeement more than
any other house city, Parties sending may rely
upon full weight, value &c. MANAHAN MILLAk,
Wholesale Paper Warehouse,
No. ~ Spruce st.. N Y.
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Sales bn Anrticn.
HENRY II. LEES, Auctioneer
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF OIL PAINT

HENRY H. LEES, Auctioneer.
A DMINIsrkAToRi sa sALEoF OIL PAINT
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell at Auetio, a,
THURSDAY the 26th, and FRIDAY, the 9th OF Nav 4, m
O'Clock, IN our NEW GALLERY No. 80 Liberty st., Az
doors Of Broadway: ~
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PAINTINGS-By o,as,
OF the Administrator Of the estate Of LOUIS PFIFFFFR
dece sed. large and valuable collection of on Painting, ~
the hrst class comprising works Of the Ancient and Mo3sr
Schools together with invoice of choice pictures inst "a
ceved and belonging TO celebrated Private Gallery In IN.
rope. Among the modern pictures are the works II
EUGENE NERBo EKHoyEa A. WALDORF
h. &. kogK koEK, II. SAvRY,
TIN KATE, A. DE BRAcxgLEER,
T. boULAsGER NJ TEN kArK,
KRusssAy, HENRIETTA RoussgR
DE HRuyEL, r. c. MERIT,
STEVENS, i. MUss,
NoS SIBES, BBYNTJRss,
NJ. STAcHE, Won SEvBRDoyCE,
DIELxAs, and others.
Among the Ancient Pictures Altar Piece by EaIN
QULLYs; splendid Portraits by O. FLlNcK from he
King Of Holland Collection; Cattle Piece by BoRgHgn,
Death oAdouis by PAUL VER0sgsg, PALANEDEs Raphael
kUBgss, g. VAN OPsTAL Lucas GIoRDAs0, &c Aso pic.
ture representing the departure Of QUEEN VICTORIA from
Antwerp, by HgyRY ScHAEFFELs Market Scene, by CARA.
BEiS; splendid picture, THE BILLIARD PLAYERS bv
j. CARoLUs Of BrusseI-; splendid Cattle Piece. by HKysY
SAyRY; CROSSING TIE FERRY, by f. VAsDERyIx and
Others
They will be exhibition above at Gallery In Lib.
eryst, from THURSDAY the 18th inst, until days osale.
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WAR DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAU,
OYYIcR OF CHIsY QUARrERHAsTEK,
WAsHISGros. ID. C., May 10 lta
GALE Of CONDEMNED STOCk.-Will be
- SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the hghss, bidder at
Gesboro Depot on THURSDAY, the 10Th inst beginning AZ
10 clock a. M, from One Hundred and siny (Jo TO Two
Hundred ,2o0) HORSES.
These Horses have been condemned as unht Tor the cava
service OF the Army road and farm purposes many sooc
bar gains may be had
Horses sold sinsy. ~ .,.,>,
Terms cash. IN u. =. currency. JAMES a. hNiN'
Lieut.. Col aud c. .. NJ. Cavalry bureau
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Nailed.

MAY 22-steamers Francis, Haze Dep. Howard, Huron
Ship-Cornelius 0rn. ~.
Brigs-kalaIno Samuel 7. Reese.
SchooDers-Annie Collins, stephen Hotchhss, Hamilton
Ripple Ann, Andrew Stewart, Rio Grande' Persia, Maria
Pickup.
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HAINES BROTHERS,
pIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS
WAREROOMS No. 136 BROADWAY
IANnS TO LET aud kOi SALE in INSTANTANEOUS.
MASON d UAMLINs CABINET ORGANS
I'll ~ CLIIIRCuLs LII SCuDOI. =. -RrcOg

MASON Il HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS,
vi fof FAMILIES, CHURCHES, aud SChoOLs.-Kecos
pl.d by the .ca profession as greatly superior to HImo-
NUNS M.odeons and all other small organs. See our nus
traed catalogue for explicit estmonyto the.r sup"oy
from majority the eminent oIsanlsis ~ ALeTiCa
Prices, &8j To $50 zach
CAUTION TO PUHCHASERS.-The great reputation
which our Cabne Organs have obtained aud the extensive
demand them have induced dealers 20 adserse an some
cases quite different Cabinet Organs AUD IN
others present 10 purchasers that Hamoniuns and other
reed organs are thing This is not true. The excel
euc,s OF our Csbnet which have given them their
hh reputation are the result merely Of the superiority 81
eir wos an.p but also IA Of essential dii
irsncss IN construction winch, being patented cannot oe
initiated by other makers. rom these arse nth oetef
quality aud volume Of and unyad capacity Tor express
sion. WGrcroonls In Sew.i oTk No; hefcefs e -,r,
MASON BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24

Judge Davis of the United States Circuit
Court at indianapolis has rendered decision setting
aside the recent sale of the White Water Canal and the
Peru Railroad on the grounds Of informally and in
Justice TO creditors and stockholders.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
and New.Haven Railroad for the choice Of
Directors for the ensuing year took place at Ncwaven
on Thursday last The annual report of the Directors
was read, from which II appeared that tie business Of
the Company for the year ending March 81, ls64,
hibited an increase OF 37i y cent while tie expenses
were increased only about 81 = cent.
The income from passengers freight, Sc, was. +l4iTl
T,nruses FOR repair fuel &C.. 1Oi 800
Earnings transportation. 'IpbZ
Coupons for the 10 -.
Loss by operating Canal road........... s,sB-lS'WS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24
Jnstrnctton.
COMMERCIAL ACADE-
itinslral Jnstruments

DOARDMAN, GRAY e. Co.'s PIANO
ID FORTE DEPOT has been removed from No. 726 to No.
US Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24

TOR SALE-EIGIT superior PIANO
FORTES. having all the late improvements. Iron Frame
Over strung Base Carved Legs aud Moldug VIII BE- sod
low The who mas manufactured for Is past In
this city IL closing biz business. Apply ct No. 3S3 Bowery
up stairs near Tolnpkius Market