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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-07
Agency Bank of California.
oer lint. VIRGINIA AND GOLD HILL.
n.-AAl..4iaA &C GoAnu

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
name ofH. w. BRAGG e. co, Is this day dIs.
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Bragg having
sold tho entire interest In the firm to his pnrt.
ners, the business will be continued by them un-
der the name and style Of WATERHOUSE &
LESTER, who are authorized TO collect all debts
due the late firm, and will settle oil demands
against the same. % Fl. W. BRAGG
oasI.aGrH 90. WATERH0UsE.
j.. W. LESTER
San YrGasIsso, October 20, 1855. ne4 SNIP
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-07
Ban FRANC1sCo nlsPATCnl

SPECIAL DispArcn 70 run GOLD nul DAILY sru..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

The DlsTANcE.-A gentleman who came up
the Missouri river this summer informs the
editor of the Walla Walla Statesman that
steamboat men estimate the distance from
st. Louis to Benton as being over 1000 miles,
although it is put down on the maps as some
thing like $500 miles that the navigation
of the upper portion of the river will have to
be matter of special study and reduced to
a science, to render it successful--the great
obstacles consisting in the frequent shifting
of the channel, snags and sawyers there are
but few pilots who understand the naviga-
tion of the upper part of the river.n
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14
THE sTAMMERING WIFE.
BIZ JOHN 9. SAKE.

When deeply in love with Miss Emily Pryne,
/ vowed if the maiden would only be mine,
I would always endeavor to please her
She blushed her consent, tho the suffering lass
Said never word, except, You're an ass
An ass-an ass-idious teazer!"
But when we were married, found to my ruth,
The stammering lady had spoken the truth,
For often, in obvious dudgeon
She'd say-if ventured to give her a jog
In the way of reproof, I" You're dog-you're dog
A dog "a dogmatic curmudgeon!"
And once when / said, !" We can hardly afford
This extravagant style, with our moderate hoard"
And limited we ought to be WISER
She looked, assure you, exceedingly blue,
And fretfuIly cried, You're a Jew-you're Jew
A very ju-dicious adyiser"
Again, when it happened that wishing to shirk
Some rather unpleasant and arduous work,
1 begged her to go to neighbor,
She wanted TO know why made such fuss,
And saucily said, g You're a GUS cus-cus-
You were always accustomed to labor!"
Out of temper at last with the insolent dame,
And feeling that madam greatly to blame
To scold me instead Of caressing,
mimioked her speech-lilxe churl as am
And angrily said, " You're dam-danl-dan--
damage instead of a blessihgW
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

No DEAD D-HEADs.-One of the cemeteries in
which the people of Detroit bury their dead,
is situated short distance from the city,
with which it is connected by plank road
Midway there is toll gate. Like most other
toll-barred roads, funerals are allowed to
pass free.
The well-known DR.. B. was returning from
calling on a patient, and stopped at this gate
to pay his toll. Says the Doctor to the gate
keeper:
You ought 10 pass doctors free of toll"
!" Ah ! no, Doctor" says the keeper, "You
send too many dead-heads through here"
The learned physician quietly paid his
toll, and logged along.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14
For the Idaho World.]
CHARITY FOR ALL,
On Eagles wings immortal scandals fly

"On Eagles wings immortal scandals fly
While virtuous actions are but born to die" -
have always heard it said that this busy,
meddling, tattling, g,wonder-hunting, pestilent,
scandalous spirit was particularly apt to in
fest small towns and little villages with OBJ
stinate peryersity and virulent pertinacity,
maguifying all the evil they meet with, AID
belittling all the good, numbering reputa-
tions and destroying confidence and raising
wonderful dust about nothing.
How much wiser and better every one would
be if they would only mind their own business
and let that of others alone: follow the ex-
ample of the farmer who confines himself to
the cultivation of his own enclosures, and
finds work enough in eradicating the weeds
from his own fields without intermeddling
with those Of his neighbors.
The question here arises to my mind, does
not this same tattling, gossiping and SANDER
ous spirit also infest large towns as we'll for
instance Idaho. think it does most terrif-
callyI
Why is it we cam OF have more charity
and view the slight impertections and even
the larger ones of our neighbors with more
leniency?
We should remember there are none of us
perfect,-your Bible teaches you this. Christ
says, 1--WE shonld first cast the bean out of
our own eye and then shall we see clearly to
cast the mote out of our broth9r's eye.
And again, do you not rem9mber the poor
woman who was brought to Christ trembling
with fear and awe that SO pure, SO just and
holy Being was to judge her? Christ turn
ed to the Pharisees and said He that is with
out sin let him cast the first stone."
Here is an example for us-the Saviour of
the world set it. He that was pure and holy
aud knew no guile.
Let all remember there are none of us
PERFECT. Let US cast the mantle ofeharity
over the slight imperfectons and faults we
may see in others. And remember this was
an example taught US by God himself. K.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14
DIR. III. ZfPF.

German Physician, urgeon and Accoucheur
ID ESPECTFULLY tende' his professional services to
IL the citizens of Idaho city and vicinity.
Chronic Diseases
of whatever type or grade will receive prompt and eff
cient treatment
Dr. Apf has, aso on hand the pure vaccine matter and
he will vacnate adults children by calling leaving
orders at his office.
oFFICE-on Main street. opposite Miners Brewery, up
stairs Idaho city. 98tf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

"I'vE heard, Captain" said ar Euglish
traveller to the captain of steamer, running
on the Upper Mississippi, that your west
ern steamboats, can run in very shoal water
where, in fact, the water is notmore than two
or three feet deepl"
"Two or three feet deep!" exclaimed the
captain, in tones of withering contempt,
" why, we wouldn't give - for a boat
out here that couldn't run on the sweat of
pitcher II
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14
Shippers

Can rely upon having their goods forwarded inn
mediately, and at all times of the year, at rates
much less than they are now paying, or ever have
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

WELL NAMED.-The new military post at
Surprise Valley has been named Fort Bidwell,
in honor of the commander of the Fifth Brig
ade, California Militia and Congressman elect
from the Northern District of that State
[Owyhee Avalanche.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14

STRANGE CoINcIDREcEs.-On. the 18th of
April, Orsini, Charlotte Corday, Ravailac
and Booth, committed their crimes; and Will
liam II, Anne, George T., George IT,, George
Ill, George w., William w., Washington
and Lincoln have all died on Saturday.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-14
No. 81.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS |
Ra NEW ROAD FROM @a
CHICO TO IDAHO!

HNHE UNDERSIGNED, DESTROYS OF POSI-
Il tive proof as to the practicability of wagon
road from the Sacramento river to Idaho Territory
has in person travelled over the route from Chico,
with the saddletrain of Messrs. Pierce, Francis Il
Co., and takes pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie, that more than his most sangune expectations
have been realized. The route is not only possible
and practicable, but DIRECT, and in condition for
the immediate use of horse, mule or OK teams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
Qbe Curt

HOBOKEN RACES.
IL HUDSON COUNTY AGRTCULTURAL SOClETi'
FIRST ANNUAL SPRING MEETING,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MAY %. "a AND %. -
NO POSTPONEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF The
WEATHF Z.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY. .
THE SELLING STAKEs.-Premium Of $500 for all ages
Single dash Of 4 mies-for which "ScrOgs Neck Meme
Grave.r Night Lock T." and "a Secsucas" are entered
The CRITERION swEEPsrAaEs-Premnm OF $500 fof
3year ods single dash Of mile for WHICH Alexandrs
Oiats" 'b. by Siasher" Richmond" Baltimore,
Maiden and I" Blue Flag entered
THIRD RACE Posi- sTAEg-Premium Of 500 for all ages
Two mile Heats.
The secaucus Course, Hudson County ~ j. u miles west
Of oboken To be reached in vehicles by the Hoboken fer
ries OF Christopher and Barclay the Forty secondst
and Jersey City Ferries The Erie Railroad from foot OF
Chamber ST. 9:l5 IL As end lll5 rsch day, special
directly to the grounds arriving in fifteen inmates from
the departure and returning Immediately after the last race Oh
the day Boats viii from tie Forty sconds Ferry from
$40 m returning the time throughout the sfsr-
noon and evening The rect 10 tho Course from all
the ferries indicated by signposts Fare both ways
cents. . .
BADGES for the meeting aimi,ng gentleman and lady)
IS; badges single day 81 tickets 10 family stand
field so cents carriages 81 badges be obtained at all
principal Hotels ia Newfork at Denonicos establish
ments and at the entrance gates Of the CoUrse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22

HIPPOTHEATRON- at g.
I'LL NETWORK CIRCUS.
Fonrteenth St, opposite the Academy ofMus,c.
EVERY IVfNING DURING THE WEEK
GRAND MATlNEES
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT y.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF
THE NEW GRAND CONC PANTOMlME OF
THE ELIXIR OF LEE
Or THE BIRTH OF HARLEQUIN,
IN vented and arranged by NJ Lehman of the original Rase
Company, will be pIoduced % .,,,c
WITH NEW SCENERY, COSTUMES APP0ISrMLNIs'
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET
AND ENTIRELY NEW AND
STARTLING TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS.
MR. EDWIN CROUESrE,
the great English Clown and J-er having achieved an IN
nsi,d success the occasion Of his debut and being s
pItted TO be- without rival legitimate jester will
APPEAR AT EVERY PERFORMANCE.
NEW AND SUPERB FEATS
EQUESTRIAN GYMNAsTlC AND ACROBATIC,
In which the entire .,.un
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
6otels, &f.

NETWORK HOTEL.-The proprietor be-
Ievng that the comfort and convenience OF M
will be- greatly increased by changing from me o taye
Ioe to the yste has determined 70 aooP' he
latter on the iG Of May nsrt . . -
In this country epoyinsali the means ms power 70
mshe IL compare fayosbly with the most cseps.sain u'vp
es confident the Newly Hotel will continue 70 Mold
m well know reputation home foI senisisen sna ,sn'
lilies .. '''""'
Nev.Yort April n, 1865
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
HOPE CHAPEL. No. 40 BROADWAY.

HOPE CHAPEL. No. 100 BROADWAY.
III AMERICAN STEREOSCOPIlCoN;
OF THE GREAT WORKS OF ART.
Every country in the world Represented by the most perez
: f.iry realm Of TRAVEL HISTORY, LITERATURE AMI
SONG revealing to the delighted s.io. the most
TECTtRE Of the ANCIENT and MODERN day in ell snds
behsd iu the reality The add ton 70 our mmens COLLECTION
OF several hundred NEW AND MAoNiFiCENT VIEWS
rscve flesh variety In scenes OF ravishns
beauty local Of special Interest In addition to oli
rssuIsr the great Funeral procession OF late
PRECEDENT; our great Generals &C. Doors opens7 to com
mece At O'Clock Reserved seats be secured daily hou
10 S o. u ct the Hall. MATINEE
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
V7TNELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

-Larse and thriving settlsnent OF |ineland; j. mild
climate; 10 miles south Of Philadelphis by railroad
Rich soi; produces large twenty acre tracts SIS
per acre payable within four years. good bushes" opening
sooa socsty Hundreds settling and making improve
mens Apply to CHAS X. Lands, Postmaster vnssnd,
lands township NJ. Letters answered Papers containing
Am Information win be free. From Report OF Slon
Pobinon Agricultural Editor Of The Tribune 70 a ne
oss erfsnsire fertile tracts ia dImo iero portion and
suifa condition for psasant farming that knoD Of ss
s,i< of the Westsvn pydtytss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
Cypress Companies.
IcII1p and INLAND EXPRESS 10 all

CTEAMSHIP and INLAND EXPRESS to all
y SOUTHERN CITIES and TOWNS OPEN TO TRhpL.
.nINe FXPRESs COMPANY forward their Expresses
every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY BY steamship to
Richmond Norfolk, Chareston, Savannah ans
Nswbern Wilmington. Mobile, &c, &c. and Inland dai(
all point, For particulars apply at the principal Cice oil
the Company NO % '' &DHMs EMPRESS COMPANY.
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orron o, rHr srasrr conxs;iOxrn. ;
rI,o CONTRACTORS. PRoPos4T.S, in


rI,O CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS, in
clos 10 sesied envelope ndorsed With the TILE Of the
work and Nth the Of the bidder written thereon. vii
be received at this Office until THURSDAY, May 70 al IL
O'Clock o. m.
FnTegu4iing grading, Sc., Fitethsfse from Foarh to
fIlh-.verue.
FOR regulating. sridin &C. Fiy eighth street, from LoI
iuston TO Fourh-ayenue.
For rrsssns grading, &C., fny fst street, from Fourth
b. fiith.F
For rcgulatinE grading &c, tifty-eignth street fror1
Eighth t. futh,ysnue.
For regulating grading &e.. Fy third street, from Firth to
Siaihavenus
For regulating grading &c, Seventy seventh street. from
Firm TO Madison avenue. -
For ub gutter, &c, Leringtontvrnue, rom rity'sev'
en,h 70 SlIty -.ixtbstEeet
For curb sn.r &c First Avenue from One hundred and
eleventh street g. One hundred and wenty nth street
FOR curb gutter Ac.. Thirty third street from Second to
Third avenue. $3.50
For curb gutter 1c Seventy street, from Second to
Third
FOR curb gutter &C. s1tieth.street, from Lexington to
SiAth-avenue. 81,
For Tagging One hundre and eniy niuhsIee, from
Tenth. avenue u Hudson River .
FOR tagging fay street. from Lexington TO Third
For aasgins Thry,hdstreet, from Tenth TO Eleventh
avenue -, Al,
For ia ggns corner OF Forty hfhsree and sirthsvsnue
Nor curb gutter Ge tty.scond street, fon secondave'
nue. 10 Fast River, also, from Second to Thir1syenue
For foundations and erecting rou railing to ncose
psk In Fourth llhl avenue between Thirty eighth and For
F.grus fun width Seventh avenue from Fortieh to Fiy
/ ninth street e.. -, All.
Blank forms Of proposals. together with the pecihcatohs
and agreements, can BE- obtained al this oihce
| dated Stree, Department, New York May IL, l~o
CHARLES q. CORNELL, Street Commissioned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
NOR SALEor TOILETTE RESIDENCE of

the late Tr.ran Allen at Ravenswood L. L. consisting OF
handsome and comnodious Gothic House. in the best
Condition hne stable aud barn. shed and well house The
ground. so feet Vernonave ard on the Eas. hse
forming one Of the largest and finest lawns on the Island
There great variety Of choice fruit ornamental tress ana
YorI less than mile Hunters Point Ferry, making u
very easy the City aud Yet Offering all me adv *
a.. s o. Tue %, WILLY Willy WHfiACH No. % Johnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
Nmusements.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

III
AFTERNOON, At3; EVENING, All cr,o,,
IMMENSE ATTRACTION. IMMENSE Alihh''Ao-''
ENORMOUS OUTLAY
First appearance Of the beautiful and lifted urtiste
MISS EMILE MELVILLE,
MISS EMILE MELVILLE,
MISS EMILE MELVILLE,
GRAND DRAMATIC ROMANCE,
GRAND DRAMATIC ROMANCE,
HElREsS OF THE HIDDEN HOUSE,
HRIREsS or THE HIDDEN HOUSE,
HEIRESS OF THE HIDDEN HOUSE,
UNQUALIFIED EXCELLENCE.
UNQUALIFIED EXCELLENCE.
UNQUALIFIED EXCELLENCE.
Flint appearance also Of the
GREAT AMERICAN GREAT AMERICAN
GREAT AMERICAN GREAT AMERICAN
ONE-LEGGED DANCER,
ONE.LEGGED DANCER,
ONE.LEGGED DANCER,
ONE.LEGGED DANCER,
PICTURESQUE AND BRILLIANT DANCE.
PICTURESQUE AND BRILLIANT DANCE.
u,,, MokNiNG At ll,,n.r,ov
CLASSICAL READINGS, COMIC SONGS. DUETS, Ola
LOGUES. ETC, IN CHARACTER.
Now on exhibition Ia the Mammoth Whale Tank
AN ENORMOUS LIVING ALLIGATOR,
MAN EATER, 20 FEET LONG
MOVING WAX FIGURES
JEFF. DAVIS IN PETTlCOATS, o,
A HORSE AND RIDER ENTWlNED BY AN ENOK'
NOUS SERPENT CONVERTED INTO sTONE
PROF. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CALCULATOR.
wOODROFFES BOHEMIAN GnASs.bLOWEhS =,
GIANTEsS, CIRCAsSIAN GIRL, LIVING Offers
GRAND AOUARiA MILLION CUROSlIlEs.
Admission 80 cents, children under ten, IS cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22

PROPOSALS for LOAN Of sIsH5oo Of "sOlders,,
Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds No 2" Of the County Of
New. foIf.
Sealed proposals vii be received At this Office until ~ rs
publicly opoued lie wnoe any part Of tue sum 81 one
hundred snt forty thousand i've hundred iol
lars Of solders b1ui'y Fund Redemption Bonds 10 = Of
thu Coy OF New Nofs authorized by Chapter IL OF the avs
Of 65 and ~ orane ofthe Board Of Supervisors ap
proved by the Mayor Nay 3. 1865.
The aid will bear interest At the rate OF sever per
cent Ter Anug payable half yearly, on the met dsy o. MA
and November IN each yesf and the principal WI" DC TO-
Five hundred hou,aad dollars the hr' day ofNovcn'
Five hunired thousand dollars the first day Of Novsm'
Der il2.
1--WE hundred thousand dollar. the h, dsy Of N0ven'
Der. liiy' and
One hundred and forty thousand five hundred doan on
H., hrst Day a. November, lHs.
TIC Iroposas Vii STAT. tho amount OF Donis er'eu ala
,s pr per one hafded dollars thereof and The persons
nose pop0s accepted viii therrupon BE- required 70
d~pc., with County Treasurer "a tie broadway bais
uRsDAy the hr dsy Of june 1902 the sums AWARDED
to The m respectively. . x.. <,.
o deposits. the parties VIII be entitled 10 re-
c.y. bonds or .quH amounts OF the par value OF the SUES
Asari.d u N co. bearing interest FROM June 1865
FscL papcss should b. sealed and ndofsei Propotas of
S,.dcn bounty FUND Redemption Bends, No aud IN
elo..d second envelope nddles-ei 10 the Coppousr
The sht reserved to reject " al OF the bids con
ds,,S "eee & TiirSws u sRFSyas coscre .''
CITY q Eew York, Department of Finance, ConpIolTs
Orcs. May O. lsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
Anus em1enis.

WINTER GARDEN.
w TONIGHT win be presented. with new and beautt
fu Music by Robert Stosps scenery BY Witham, costumes
and appointments, The
NEW AND SINGULARLY THRILLING DRAMA,
repl.e it'll original effects and striking situations adapt
ed from the French. BY Tom Taylor. author Of Our
American Cousin" The Ticket Of Leave Man. &c. and
titled r,,r ,,.v
PENARv0N.
"Ir HAD VERY DECIDED SrCcEsa-We hsvs seldom
seen pont better madea more effective de theaty
tsp the discovery the hand that poisons the
cnn AZ the close Of the third act The whole story wrought
Out with IN, sme peculiar force and the play exceenty
To dive all possible perfection to the cast engagement
N''' MIR C. BARTON HILL.
MRS J. w. WALLACk and
MISS EFFIE OERMON,
The folio uiugis the distribution of chsracteu ,,,,
Madoc Goch an old Welsh shepard. I; bst t u.
Lord Penarvon. 49,.
Sir Caradoc of Ithel young physican..: Mns
Caereon
Lady Gryhdd the Gray Lady Of Penarvon; ~, vv.u...
Lady Pensryon.. aoa IT,. ni
Enid with song Miss r.nie
GwyTnied Nechan. D. ~ ~"'''
Doors open at It commence at II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22

EOR SALE-On Hudson River Railroad,
within 20 feet Of deep water. sixty third st. two
LOTS fronting Eleventh with tstory br1ck BUILD.
ING originally factory, and suitable for light manufscunn
m rood order used tenement VIII
be sod At bargain exchanged other property BENE
DICT COLT, No. Pipest-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
fiouses ano farms tDanteo.

EARN WANTED - About 90 acres, with
i choice fruits kc near depot within short distance OF
New.YoIk AdiIess stating price, &C., T. c. r.. Tribune
Office.
HOUSE back in the Country, WANIED,
l. from June Is September IS PLAIN eom9!tsoIo
House Garden than four hours uays' tro"
Ny Addres. COUNTRY HOME, Tribune Oihee, ~ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
TssEX AND DIADEM MINING co. OF

IL NEVADAThis Company 10, 800 feet SILVER oae
In Humboldt Co, Nevada, thoroughly explored snu o. @
highest degree OF richness practically tested py
miners 4 ., -. l., ,srd
Work on both the main tunnel and shan Is now "a ip i
progress, and daily deliveries OF ore III anP'e q'"''''
commence. 4, G.. .-.r.ls,.s
The Trustee, Of the Company among the h's merchants
JOHN C. FALL esq Of Nevada W We fail information
In rcgerd 10 tie propery al the Office o'the Confauy NO 40
Nassau ST., rooms Nos ii and H. - .,,, ,,c,S.,
Limited number Of shares for sale on IHE ORIGINAL
fIRMs - ~, On a,,,;.,,ion
4, >'''' " r. y. HANENS,
No. IL Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22

EOR SALE, or will be RENTED Tor the
l. season an elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE, situated
nine miles from the city The mansion contains ~ rooms,
with every modern convenience, speakin1bes bath.
ROOM hot cold &c The grounds are elegantly laid
out with fine variety OF fruit and shade shIubbey &e
stable and other buildings This IL one OF
the most desirable places in the vicinity of the city ard COM
bres all advantages Of both city and country residences
Price and terms made satisfactory Furniture also desired
for further particulars apply to ALLEN BROWN NO. ~
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
Real estate for Sale.

nOCK FOR SALE.-The large DOCK near
the Railroad Depot at Eizsbehpor, NJ j.; has 100 ees
water front. also trsck connecting with the e'tn
"fToyIer..v. II r. KELLOGG No l9 Pesh.st N. Y,
NOR SALE-One of the most valuable
II PROPERTIES in Orange New Jersey The house
buit and occupied by NJ o. Hated with SIX o) acres
ground TIE house Is spaciou. and IN perfect otae, s;
grounds are stocked with every variety OF the choicest %
ith rreenhouse filled with the choicest Of flowers win
grapes both within and without The LOT has tN seven
Hundred and hy ort Main st. which may Dc dsdea
into bui ding lots the purchaser deems desirable pm
yse gentee residence 1t has superior an equal IA Vow"
The Furniture which IL and o. the richest ana pes pua
y will b. sold with the house desired farther descrip
ZION IL unnecessary would purchase without view
ing FOR thenrse!v For terms inquire Of . ,,,,
- " GEORGE KIRKLAND. No. 9 Weu-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
finanfial.
OFFICE or THE MrrRopOliIAs Is .!. ,ss 60
no. los BROADWAY. Nfwfokk nay 20, =. &C Il
,RE TuAN THREE.EOURIuS OF tl

OrrIcE or THR MErRoPoIIJAN p d. q lash I
no. l0S BROADWAY NfwYoRk May % TO-. y
MORE THAN THREE-FOOKIho VI .ne
WI STOCKHOLDERS Of this Company hS sa as o, ~
IN writing increase OF its Capita 800 Tbnnssnd she's
Of New stock par value q O each s p ,sy cl 10 to
$1,000 ~ 70 'n~e.;,.f,n ONE MILLION or DOLLARS
for Teh o ~ on De M8BNpaY he
Sy ~ May instant and remain open until Til rs
DAY the Twenty mn, day Of the sane NJ mouth Tho finn.
Ten per ofthe subscription WI De Payape AZ we s
and the remaining hnetv per cent on OF before
H. of June and interest at the rate Of seven
Wv Nv, vii BE- charged such portion Of the subscription
remain unpaid after the Tweuyhh day Of May utl
he time OF pnym,nt and interest will be allowed al pay
,nen,s made prior TO the Twenty. fifth Of May. .
Ti transfer boo vii be closed from the Fifteenth Of May
upti! the rwenty-hflh Of May, both inclusive.
By order Of the Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22

JOHN RANKINE, esq, Csnandaisua, Ontario Co, N x.
This verv desirable property situated in the beautiful W.
of Ca, ard thee or thereby
of and mostly under drained sud In high state OF
cultivation Tho House. which large and confnodous
san. ON rising around mile northeast OF the
and railway station and commands hne view OF the lake ana
mart of the village The Garden and Orchards are well stocked
With choice fruit and adjoining the immediate surrounding
OF the house grove OF about ID For terms ana
apply to Mrs RANklNE on the premises, OF 10
JOHN RANKINE, esq, Canandasua