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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

New Fork Money Market.
~ rslsersph.] Hsv Year, Aux7
sMoney-Quiet and steady ct eaJ par cent ON cali
loans chiefly 1T latter rate.
Sterling Exchange-shade nrmer at 1os5<0loel<, 70,
gold. hrsf class bills.
Coda tribe higher; opening At IA; advancing 70
l44Is declining 70 1857. and closing 1t IA.
Government 6tocks-ehade easier.
g Of 81 Coupons 1867
SO Coupons 106.
$40 Coupons (new issue Io43z
10 40 Coupons u H.
Trsasury 1907 Ga seriss) 90ss.
1S0s ga seFsss) 0o9k,
otocks-Pirm
oar COS q I Clse1<; can 1Os; MAP ssh;
roi wab e; y Wayne 91.s; AATHss; CAN "
pfd dzs y Scrip l2 Us1 " Cart %; Pac Mail 800;
nICszN; .kris FIX; CHA Qlo7: Hudson ll2 Hsr.
ls9 20 ReaAiot looH = loz: n os1ss Toledo lol;
o Cert as; Quicksilver 66k
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The Guard learns that the now defunct
Copperhead sheet, the Bloomfield Clarion, is
to he resureeted. It's motto will be
Awake, snakes, and come to Judgment -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

LA RuE's war show drew out large crowd
last evening The scenic representations
are good, the mechanical part of the execu-
ton very ingenious and beautiful aud Mr..
La Rue's humorous approximations were
greeted with loud applause. The entertain
ment will be repeated. this and tomorrow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

Mas. DIR. GALLON will lecture in q trance
state, at the Court House, on Wednesday
evening, August 9th, at o'clock. The pub
lie are invited. Admission free. aug8-d2t
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GES. CRocKER.-This gallant officer will
start shortly to Washington City to report in
person at the War Department. The Register
learns that the General will take an impor-
tant command iu Texas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

The Council Bluffs Nonparea says the Mad
Missouri is again upon the rampage. Water
rose five feet in six hours the other morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

Mr.. ADAMS, Insurance Agent, cannot show
us the line of the Atlantic submarine tele-
graph, but he does what he can toward it
he shows us an excellent map of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

SHIPPING TAes.-Our merchants and dealers
who require shipping tags will send their or
ders to the DAILY GATE JOB OFFICE. Having
made arrangements with the manufacturers,
we can furnish them in any quantity at the
lowest figures. Those who have not been
using tags will find them great convenience.
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Mr.. SCHUYLER gives free lunch at the
Rebstoeck Hotel this evening. There will
be excellent turtle soup and the tempting
etceteras of the cuisine.
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The Hackeye says Hon. John A. Kasson
has gone on m excursion to Salt Lake City.
He will be accompanied from Leavenworth
by Gen. Dodge
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CITY NEWS.

To Fruit DEMONSTRATING supplied our
Job Office with complete electrotype plates,
we are prepared to print fancy and appro'
pirate labels for Peach and Tomato cans In
style equal to any Eastern establishment.
Labels for other kinds of fruit can also be
printed in as many colors as desired, at the
lowest possible price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

STERN BRo's are making preparations to
erect two-story brick store room on the lot
next to their present location.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

kEoKrK LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Until
further notice, the Library will remain closed
from Thursday, August 10th, 1865. This is
rendered necessary by removal to new rooms.
Persons having books will please return them
to-day and tomorrow. After to.morrow
books may be left at the countine-room q,
R. F. Bower 4 Co.
ANDREW J. WILKINSON, Pres't.
kEoKUK, August 3. 1861 -3t
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TIE new ferry boat is receiving the last
touches, and will make its trial trip some time
this week.
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A SUBSTANTIAL pavement has taken the
place of the dilapidated plank walk IN front
Of the Fifth street hospital
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SEE advertisement of Horse Farrier in to
days paper.
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The Davenport Gazette says that the 18th
Iowa was to be paid off Saturday.
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TIE Ninth Minnesota passed up on the
Burlington yesterday.
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GEN. RICE was in town Sabbath, stopping
st the Deming.
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HIS HONOR, Chief Justice Geo. G. Wright
was in the city yesterday.
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For fresh meat 60 to the shop of c. Schulz
corner Twelfth and High streets.
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HORSE FOR SALE-See notice on first page
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Gold.

NEW YolK, Aug.1.
Gold dull but hrm The lover quot ,tions for 20s Ct
LONDON NE ehecked the downward tendeney Of eefur
day and the premium II per cent hiehe also con.
siderable s7ount OF specie h being South 10 pur-
cnase sodu .. Tho Commercial Advertiser psys The
~ 1910 per cent below gold
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Port Of Keokpekc.
BOATS LBAvIN0 f0-DAY.
Lucy Bertram, Asbury, St. Louis.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Burlington, Rhodes, St. Louis.
Dictator, Reed, St. Louis.

DEPARfURBS TEerKRDAY.
j. III. Jnhnson. Matson, st Louis.
Burlington, Rhodes g. Paul
Dictator, Reed, g. Pdui.
The river Is falling slowly this point. The westhe,
yesterday vas clear and pleasant
Ths B1rlagton had on board the 9Th Minnesota In.
aafry
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o. 5. $40 Six per cent.
6OLD-BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth a han tisar,a n,sr;.u -
1e exemps as are al The Government Bonds ro=a STATE
,"ans ard Municipal tc-afao, which cdds frca or, TO
ihrsepsr eei per 10 their rolAs aernrd; ~ tbs
rate levied upon other property Th.intersa. . a.,l
SUBSTANTIALLY by coupons attached each note which
aiay Dc cut on and sold TO any bank or banker
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DOR SALE-A Brick Cottage Dwell
ing House. With rooms. cellar eistrrs, full lct
we'll fenced with lots Of fruit situated on Fulton
strcs.. between iath 49, ''.A $500
-. s.aeeis, Keokuk It'll.
s'oa- hniufre OF ImsyIsl H. B. TkN-gYCK
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NoR sALE-A nice Cottage Frame Dwelling Houss
l. With rooms, good cellar cistern wood hopss ant
located In good neishhorhcod Fulton street. ts
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. Eeoknk Th.s.
Price 500 cash. Title good or sale. Enquire Of
jy12 H. TEN-EYCK
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LUX SALE-IO acres of the best lane
this section, wtil ealraiased for either grnpesr
other 7 nit, and Is all Under the very highest state
cultivation stusted within two mile. Of my ofice an
will be sold With CT without the crops upon VI
quire Of II. b TES-EYCK.
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EOR SALE-A Moe Brick Cottage.
With two fun lots, nne barn, woodshs .Cietnns.s
Cellar situated Franklin, between 9th IA ion ~
! Ss6iS HI rx.nYcr
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kOR SALE-Six Acres Of Land. with
=. good dront Dwelling House, containing & room.
M never-faiiing spring Of water with lsrre ouan
ny grapes nov bearing, situated on the river sbou,
: miiee above Keoknk. Title good Price 81 500 r.
qulre OF lmch2ol n. B. TkN-EYCK
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Gnanfial.
aTA MEETING of the TRUSTEES of thu

a 1,S1rTn sT.TrS rRusT COMPANY of New.York
lsId ON the instant the resignation OF M .d nd
Renee Is President of this Company was ~ 70 80
sosd to take effect on the sppoi,ent oil ms @
A. tie same time Messrs John >. -, $780,,
,s.oon, expressive Of isenments OF the Board Oh the
ssnens'ion o. M .s Trustee, hcla this day Mr. John ].
yks on bsbalf of the COMMITTEES appointed at the last
eesns presented following report and when
r.. Committee appointed in view Of the resignation Of Mr.
Is.,nh Lawrence President Of the Company 20 prepare
n ,o he placed upon the minutes OF the Board more
ssbr and expressive than the simple announcement OF MS
sssisn1,iOp, submit the following: .,n. Gam.
nv msde necessary by the condition Of his health Is re-
ssIvsd regret IS accepted because 70 istuss
h would deny TO who has so long aud iatIiuy
ssved Company the retirement and rest which that long
ed faithful service has made necessary.
Chosen President in 1888 the organization Of the
- has sustained in the pers of m youth ind now .aCc
b maturity oiysor and success For that success 80. ija
~ discharge OF his duties by long experience in Da'ne.
Intimate acquaintance with financial sns!is, NJ
Ssnoe good judgment and great integrity Of cnarse n
NuAiues in themselves and s:il more aio "a
sction. His successor in this responsible po'i''0" e
safsI model In the performance Of n. duties IN tho
Nor during long peence Of sotive engagement IN
aaoIm business Of the Company ha. ue n bosrs been
s.sen Mr. Lawrence aud the member a xonr Committee
cannot recall any act OF lis which mas esuseu nai
scsl on hs part o. any f IN his rereent the respect and
sympathy OF all his ss'ocises
o. sentiment the Board IN The following resos
Rssolred That the Boerd receive Win proouno IeSe' 'e
ssAnation Of MI Lawrence IS President OF tins company.
10 ks long faithful and devoted services in its behalf we are
ssy Indebted its prosperity AND while BIS uni.
enIy Kind and department towsd the Board and
s ind vdus members entities him to our personal
xnd esteem.
Rssoued That In hi, retirement from the position Of Pres
lens Of the Company Nj Lawrence carries with him the re-
sSsea good wishes of each individual trustee with
a hope his retirement from the cares and
~ Of his position may restore him TO his
ssorsd That this report be entered the minutes Of
M 10 sash Of 4, stock bo,dsra JOHN j. PHELPS
CHARLES r. BILL
ID. H. ARNOLD.
TRe Board subsequently proceeded to elect President
Asreupon Mr. John A. Stewart elected 70
N he yscsy caused by the resignation OF Nh Lawrence
(SisnedD THOS. w. PEAkSALL- Vice PTeHident
VIZ DARRov. Secretary.
Msw-YorE, May H. 1865.
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OyyicE or rHR BOARD ov Ercms.
No. Is CKkTkE-sT. AND No. CHAnbthsfT''
NV YoRK, April, 1855.

THO TIE LIQUOR DEALERS Of the CITY
Il or NEW. YORK-The Board Of Excise for The Chy
and County Of NcwYorh will orssn1e and hold 1t; n ",
CITY iii. In tLis Civ at IL O'Clock m. in the Chamber'
Of the Court Of Common Pleas for the purpose Of granting
licenses -.
business hours at tho Offices sbovenaned where lisp'e
blanks and all necessary Information will DO furnished Tree W
VIM JAY HAsKETr, No. IS Centre street.
ROBERT ID. HOLMES, No. Chambefss'rect'
NOAH d. CHLD6 No. 81 West 1h'stree'.
" Commissioners.
OLIVER b. Srour, Clerk.
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Oyucx OF ras SrREyr COMMISSIONER,
No. 25 BROADWAY.

No. 2G BRoADwAr. D.
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inclosed ~
sealed envelope Endorsed with tho title oil the woi.
and with the name Of the bidder written thereon WIN De e
ceived at this osce until TUESDAY. May 10, 1907 at clover
o'clock, a.
For rebuilding Pier No. East Riv~. and bulkheAd On '
line Of Pier No g. East River.
For rebuilding Pier No ~. East River, outer end
For rebuilding Pier No. 81, East River.
For rebuilding Pier No. 30, East River.
FOR rebuilding Pier No. II, North River
For rebuilding inner portion OF Pier No ~ North hivef
For Rebuilding tue bukhcad between Pisrs Nos - aHd 70
North River.
FOR rebuildns Pier No.47, North Riv-r
For rebuilding the end Of Pier No. ST. North RIVER
FOR rebuilding Pier No. g.. North River. foot Oh W."
|Eishteenthst street
Bank forms Of proposals. together with the spechcsfon
and agreements eau be obtained at this office.
Dsisl Street Department, New-Yofk, May 1863
EKAkkGs " SQETEtk, SWsst SspGVu0ssss
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Amnsenlen,s.

HOPE CHAPEL, No. 720 BROADWAY
l. THE AMERICAN sTEREOsCOPTICON 10 now On
sxholtlon every evening" comprising the finest collection
ssta.s. siews &C., of all countries exhibited wisn
pAncy OF hight never before attained surface ~ ices
square Doors open at Z; to commence at 8 D. 0gsnd
Matine WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ct 2 D. m.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
wi PANY-foot Of Barclay a.-On and afser Apni ~
Nopinr ma. trains for hackestowD and intermediate Hs'
tom vii esve si 30 III. Mail EIprsss for oil ssiou'
west of MilbuTn Il 10 p. Morri.own Espresso p III
s. SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
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Drifting.
Dcntistrp.
Corporation Notices.

JERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-At the City
Hall, on MONDAY. May - 1855, ., II ocloch m
will be sold Ut ubc Auction 10 the highest bidder with AIDE
security for term OF ten on the LIST day OF
JUNE Ib6s LEASE Tn establish and maintain Ferry from
The foot Of Sprpg In the CITY Of Sawfck 10
obotrn HewJers-y o. the point where the old Ferry
established within 90 yards norh south Of that rc'n
The landing place Hoboken, New Jssey TO BE- furnished
by the Purchaser. -
CONDITIONS.
Tho conditions and Of the Lesss 70 be In the
usual form Of Ferry Leases heretofore entered into BY
which may be had application 1t ths ohce OF
the Comptroller By order OF the Ssmna.ion.r. Of the
Sinking Fund. MATTHEW IT. BRENNAN
PROPOSALS for CLEANING the STREETS
II of the CITY of NEw-YoRK.-Ths undersigned Com
appointed by Act Of the OF th. state
Of York PACED Nay lass, TO make contract for the
OF e Streets Of the City Of New hereby invite
for such cleaning TO be deposited with tho Chsf
man Of The Communication the Mayor Of the City Of
At his Office IN City Hall OF said city on or before MoN
DAY the 22d day inst. at u o'clock noon fom, o.
die spec AID bond be had on application
10 any Of the undersigned Dated New. Yot, Nay isS
q. GODFREY GUSrHEk. hJoIu.r
JOHN T. HOFFMAN. Recorder.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptrollsr,,
Compuollrr's Once City Hal lHali Of Hecords)
FRANCIS ]. A. BOOLE. CITY inspector
JOHN z. DEvELTN. Counsel TO III. Corpp,.
No. % Eassau.S.
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Cry COMPTROLLER OFFICE,
MnwAuKg. April 20. 1865.
AKII WArEEE CITY READJU STMENI

NTILWAUKEE CITY REIMBURSEMENT
Iyl BONDS-rhe Commissioners of the Public Debt Oft
DIV of Milwaukee resdy receive bids proposals
sn holders Of Bonds Rosdjustment Scrip
S the purchase Of such Ronds Scrip to the extent
Sinking Fund on hand (which IL twenty-five Thousand Doh
fs 10 Of section 10 Of Act to enable the City OF
sukee readu is Corporate Debt and Of section OF
srpendaory thereto approved April 8 1907 Sucb
Sis must specify numbers ard amount Of the Bonds or
scrip proposed to be retired and be accompanied by The Cer
e4e OF the proper officer Of envy Bank Of WM SCHALLk
o. Of NewYork City the Bonds or Scrip deposited
vth such Bank said sehs Co. to be delivered for can
ation upon acceptance the bid and payment said bids to
= exclusive of the Coupons Of June 1885, and
usIve OF the interest due such Scrip which VIII be paid
presentation at the City IreasurTs Once IN adyspe"
6nSturity.
BID OF proposals. n,ay be delivered the City Comptroller
time before the first day OF June next which day
= ~ O'Clock the Oiee OF the City Comptroller. the
or proposal. will be opened and the lowest bidder en-
Mid TO the preference.
G1ty Of Milwaukee. FERD. KUEHN. Comptroller.
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4 TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK, via the Erie
Railway from foo, Of ChaInbe s-si., RUNAiN0 THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
connecting with railroads for al principal ciies in the West
This road IL being extended AMI will be in conpet
running order Manshcd Gallon Urbans Dayton Cincin
natl ard ~ Louis, without break Of gauge surrrevp
MeadyIlle Pa General Supt
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PROPOSALS. for Q LOAN Of &i.64I, so Of Soldier,
Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds No ~ Of the County Of
New York
Sealed proposals. win BE- received at this once until TUES
op~nsd for tho whole any part Of the sum o. one
million hundred and fotyon thousand hvs hundred dol
lar, Of Sodier Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds no Of
Coun,v Of ozed by Chapter II OF the laws
NJ Ias aud by an ordinance Of the Board Of Supervisor
proved BY the Mayor May J, 1865.
bs IA bonds will bear interest ct the rsts OF seven per
cent per snnum payable half yearly on the h day OF may
and November IN each year. and the principal VIII Be TO-
deemed as follows: -, .,.v
Der, 1891. L., ., N..,.
Five hundred thousand dollars on the first day ofN've'
|ber, 1893; and
Ono HUNDRED aud forty thousand I've hundred dollars on
the first day Of November 1884. ,.
The will state amount Of bonds desired and
the mice pef ons hundred dollars thereof and tho pcf.ons
whose proposs arc accepted viii ereupon DO required TO
depost with tho County Tressu at the broadway Bank
onTHURsDAY the a't day Of June 1907 the sums AWARDED
On presenting Tho Comptroller this receipts Of tho County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties viii be- enttd 70 Io
crye bonds for equal amounts Of the par value OF TIE sums
Each proposal should be sealed and ndored froposs, TOT
sodjrrs' Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds No - and IN
closed IN second envelope addressed to the Compforr
The sht reserved TO reject any or al oil the bios con
connty MATTHEW r. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
CITY Of New.York, Department Of Finance Compu'ns'
Office May g. 1865.
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NETWORK and NEW -HAVEN RAlLkOAD
1884 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1855

1894. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1885,
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. r7rHsE. AND 9TH
AVENUE. ca. IT, \,
For New Haven. 100, 500 (EI.,) Iiooa M 1ls tE1)
Ia 90 Tx :, aIs 40 and 800 (EzJpm 81. r.
For bridgeport. 100 800, tEl,I li~ m' Hi'' '|AD
u co. (Er y AS, 40 and 800 EI.l P IN. .,x
For Milford and STAFFORD, 100 ln m ~ ~ ~
For Fsirfeld Southport aud Westport, 1o ~a H. ~
|A3pm- ,aIs Ex 4,
f., D.rirn. 100 $50 ii.30 .. IN. AS. 30 $50 m.
70, Greenwich 90 o % i30 . LAS, ~, % 10 m
FOR Stanford 100 90 EI) $40, 80 IN l2is, lE1J
la 10 iFr \ Is, 40, s.30, CD 500 tEr.l p m -, ..
For Port Chester and intermediate stations 'W, wv IL"
Ia m 345 40 $50, SO 100 p M
CONNECTING TRAINS. ..
For Boston via 5prDg geld 500 NJ lEx 800 (Ex) wv
r %a Boston. Vi. Shore Line, l2l5 EI.) aoop m:
For Hartford and Springfield, aoo (E1) m (Ex) Iva
For Connecticut River Railroad 800 (Ex,) l2lsp M
10 Montreal 100 y. m. to Northampton. IN
For Hartford Providence aud Fshkil Railroad soo tEL)
Fer New Haven New London and stoninstou Railroadss
400 q m. IL Is. 800. $50 2. M.
For Canal Railroad, l2lS p n to Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad. a m. and p. m
FOR Nsuxsiuck Railroad, 800 T. m, 800 p. m. "a.
For Dsnbury and NorwAlk Railroad, 100, 40 NJ, -"
|p m. .,.,,
JAMES H. HOfT, SUPP.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave
Def janice clip Ferry. Fast River:
pa a. Through Mail Train for Grcenpoft, Jsmaies hemp
s,ead Glen Cove and Way stations
II q ID, for Syosset and al W ay stations. ua
an m Express rain Tor Ysphank, Jamaica, henps,esd
Glen Cove and Way stations last Of dich'vs on sAlon
DAY this Train through to GreenpoI' teuInns on
MONDAY MORNINGS leaving Grcenport at a%s ~
arriving at Hunters Pom, at iOJoL m o,. g.
| o. m for Syossct, Jamaica, Hempstssd oien So'e'
Ilcisyills and Way Stations ,.,
| S o. m. Tor Psrminsdsic snd Way Stations
Sunday EXCLUSION TRAlk-Wil leave Hunters
Pont al for Yaphank. and leaving fsphanh <'0'
anvins al Hunters Point at t<3 p nj. .
The Thirty .four,hst Ferry connects with al Trsins
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Eettures and Hleetinas

Jos A BRAHAM LINCOLN"-IN MEMO.
IA RIAM-J B. BROWN will read r. H. s,oddarts
Ode Abraham Lincon; so President Lincolne last In.
augura Address and Tennysons Enoch Arden a. Clinton
Hail. Astor.place, FRIDAY EVENING Nay II Tickets
I50 cents.
T ECTURE.-The Hon. WIN. NJ. STEWART,
u g Senator from Nevada, will deliver Lecture on
he Mineral Resources Of the Pacific States end Territories
lin the Large Hall of the Cooper Institute TUESDAY
EVENING Nav 49, 1865 at O'clock for the benefit Of the
liz. s. SANITARY COMMISSION. Admission rs cents
Tickets can be obtained Rooms Nos u and 49, No. ls
Broadway at all the principal hotels and ct the door on the
evening OF the lecture.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.-A meeting OF the
American Anti Slavery Society will be held In Cooper
Institute THIS EVE ING at o'clock to consider the 9uss
tion Of coored suffrage and citizenship to BE- oy
THEODORE TILTON, esqrs. Abundance free.
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|NlBLo' GARDEN:
Lessee and MansEer WIN. WHEATLEY.
SECOND WEEK
Of the gifted yourg fsvore,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
whose beautiful and winning impers6 nation Of
FANCHON
IL nightly recognised by brilliant AMI
OVERWHELMING AUDIENCES
Of the truthful and fascinating interpretations oil
Nature
EVER KNOWN TO THE STAGE.
THIS EVENING AND DURING THE WEEK,
Waldauers celebrsed Play expressly adapted Tor Miss
Mitchell, from the German
FANCHON. THE CRIC K ~
Fsnchon (her chsrscter Misc MAGGIE MITCHELL
OiLer characters BY ..,.
Misses FARREN MARY WELLS, SKERRYTT REEVES rs
BURKE, EVERETT. and Mr.. J. o. BURNETT, w.
COLLIER, GEO. BECK, +. B. HOLMES. BARRY,
W. II. DANvER5, RENDER, NEIL, ke
Act 1.-THE WEIRD SHADOW DANCE.
Act 2-TlIE FESTIVAL or ST. ANDOCHE.
Act 3-"CRiC KFT'-REVELAT
Act A-THE DEPARTURE AND THE PLEDGE.
Act 5-"CRICKETS" TRIUMPH
|SPLENDID NEW SCENERY,
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC,
SINGING AND DANCING.
ADMIRABLE ACTING.
Seats secured six days 10 advance. 80. 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

NEw-YoRK AND HARI I'm RAILROAD COMPANY
NEW ORR. April IS 1865.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS An
IN nus Election for Thirteen Dectc.. 8. iris Company for
ssseI FonLtbays ana Twenty siIh.st, TUESDAY, re
- CAV o. May next.
The polls win be opened from - O'Clock al until
O'clock D ~ Of that day Tho ansier bcos will be closed
hon o'clock of,he lie, day Of May mex: unt o'clock
\ n Of the 18th day of Nay next.
w. II. EMERSON, Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

|NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Trains for Albany Troy and Saratosa SPRING. also con
meeting with the North and West, leave Isthse sePo'
Ia and .. m. ,,,...,. r.,
Tickets may procured q the ofhces Of weneos
40 ali points on this road and ts connections
|NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-Transi leave 70
foot OF Cortlandt st.. for PHILADRLPRIA nd ~:
la M u In and p. m, and 10 midnight; for bAirnons
and WILMINGTON. at and 1850 m, m. ana na
night Military Tickets OF receivable IN ths p N w"
or other particulars soc bills at oihces
|DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY KALI
III ROAD-CiIAN0E Of rIER.--On and AFTER khlDAi,
May H. 1875 Passenger aud Freight Boats OF this ComPeny
rsy-st ss heretofore. W. ;. SNEDFN. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

DEDEMPTION Of &1,64I, 500 SOLDIERS
IL BOUNTY FUND BONDS NO. O." Of the County Of
New York payable June l. 1865 Notice 10 hereby given tina
the SOLDIER Bounty Fund Bonds No g." Of the County OF
New becoming due and payable June 1879 with the
thereon viii be paid thAdsy on the presentation
.sid Rand 4 tiia Office.