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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OF
 FTHE o,l

NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OF
 ...,. FICE, and asa ..a9
 BENEVOLENT AID SOCIETY, (Intelhgencer Building) Washisgton D. c, President-JAMEs B. Corr, of CUihecticut, At
 torney at Law late Major U. s. V. F Corresponding Secre tary-EDGAR A. NlcKELs, of
 Maine, late Captain U. S. V. NSTABLISHED to furnish information as to 1l the whereabouts of those in the Army and Navy, and their disposition if sick wounded or deceased. It will also give information and as sistance in the transaction of any character of business with the different departments of the National Government, and careful attention to the collection of pensions. bounty. back pay, and prize money, and SETTLEMENT OF OFFICERS AccoUNTs contractors claims, and claims for property destroyed or talk sn also to the pro- curing of patents. Letters asking for informa- tion should enclose one dollar. ;Add,ess
 u CoRREsPoNp1Nas SECRETARY, P.o.APox 494,
 38 Washington, D. c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
/. N EW A. RIV AL.
 Q. MCNEIL. Ae,t

AS just received a New Stock of DRY GOODS, of all descriptions. Groceries, Ready Made Clothing of the latest Spring Styles together with everything usually kept in Country Store.
 The goods were bought at the late low prices and will be sold accordingly
 Litchfcld. April 2oth, 1865, iH
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
G. s. ROBBINS & SON, BAN KERS, t 54 William Street, Corner Pine, :.
 NEW TOR K.
 DEALERS IN ENT SEE UKETlES

GOVERNMENT SEE UKEIlES
 OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
 New 7-s0 Loan for immediate delivery in sums to suit. in denomnations of So0, SlOo, $500, sl ,OOo and s5,OO0, bearing date Aug lo' Banks and Bankers supplied at usual dis count. l. U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness Boagnt ana Sold, Stocks purchased and sold at boaIo ol DioAe'S' Business paper discounted as usuai'
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
EARLY LIGHTS OF LITCH
 FIELD BAR.

BY HON. DANIEL s. BOARDMAN.
 A few copies of the valuable and in teresting pamphlet, still left and for sale at THIS OFFICE. Price 25 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29

FnVHIRTTETH ANNUAL REPORT of the u Litchfeld Mutual Fire Insurance Com. pany ending July 4th. 1864
 By Balance on hand as per Report loo3. .-.. ............l.. $30.Ol9 50
 " Premiums rec'd for the year past, 4, 104 IA lii interest. t.s.......... .......-... -f l,vI3 10 Ay.f ...... s..., i.. Sss .096 80 To Amt of Losses tor .,-s{ I.. the year. .............. .$2, ,662 50
 " paid Agents, Station ,...s-. ..,
 cry. and Office Ex- Pehses .6S6 50
 !" paid Government
 .r raA aau stamps. ...... l6l ~ Ireasurers Salary ....... 45 83
 Cash, Notes and Bonds on
 d hand. July 4. 1864, 32,5Ol 23 SS6, ,O96 80 No. of Policies now in force, 2,4O5. Amt of Property now insured, S2. 400, ASA % Amt of Premiums charged on Books, 9 los AZ Cash Funds. ................... 32 ,50l 28
 Making an available Capital of $59, ,6O6 65
 The Company have never made an assess mept, and during the last five years have made discount of 10 per cent, on all Policies renewed, and have now voted to make dis count of % per cent on all Policies renewed. They have also declared Cash Dividend of 100 pes> cent. to- those who were members of the Comp~ny at the time the Dividend was made. H4p.'a. .a ..-gsl-s. l3.
 @. DIREc1oRs OF THE COMPANY. Charles Adams, A. s. Lewis, Jason Whiting, Shelden Osborne, Geo. c. Woodruff, ~Fred'k D. McNeil, Henry R. Colt. Geo. Thompson, Philip & Beebe ...'.. SHELDEN OSBORN, Haryinton, tv' s-el.- GenerafAgent. asl CHARLES ADAMS, President. JASON WRITING, Secretary. H..J July 20, 1884. If IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
FISK & HATCH.
POPULAR e7-3O LOAN.

undef the recent arrang ement of the Treasnry Department with Mir. Jay Cooke, General
 .s Subscription Agent.
 Checks and. Drafts, 10, e also re, Legal Ten der Notes and National N W Yorkotes may be remltted In payment $ Bank Nceiye all Le- gal lender Five Per Gent.9 Notes. and allow the accrred interest to date of subscription The, 80 Notes will be forwarded by express, ffee of charge. to alipoints reached Dy express E Orders may be forwarded to- us direct or through your nearest bank or banker. aG
 Persons visiting the city can find a full as q so rtment of e notes onzhand at our office for immediate delivery. fa8af tu sGur j. 9ss Orders by mail should be accompanied W; th the address in full to which the notes are to be fofWafded. .ss gaily,g3ls g. TIaz '! g ~@ We also keep on hand. and buy and sell at market rates. all kinds of lIt a5iis2f8ssl
 United States Securities a
 Accounts of Banks, Bankers, and in vidn- als received on favorable terms.
 FISK S HATCH, ....... s...,..s..-. ..-..t ..... .s. .s BANKERS,
 -' .'t..A .... ssWall Street, New York. ernN
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
HIRAM JACKSON, THE WORLD RENOWNED DEALER IN

HIRAM JACKSON, THE WORLD RENOWNED DEALER IN Hats, Caps and Furs. IS HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE TO AN ANXIOUS AND SHlVERING
 COMMUNITY, tn the can now supply. them
 with
 WINTER HATS AND CAPS of all kinds and descriptions,
 and also
 A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
 FURS, for Men, Women and Children. Now is the time to buy, While Winter with it's feecy shroud. Enfolds the land"
 Observe the sign of the times
 A big Coon Skin, 1st Door West of the Court House, If 35 Litchfield, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29

During eight months, the subscriber, in the course of his large practice, made on TWICE re- jected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, Ev- FRY ONE of which was. decided in HIS FAVOR, by the Commissioner of Patents, c1s.st
 Jan 1, 1865 . i'..,@s ,,l', ,.t < s''s s71s@Slyas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-16
HEGATE CITY.

Grave Of Preaide1t, Po1k'a
ather--6ingular EPit6ph.
ih the Third Iowa Infptry was station
Bolivar, Tennessee, in 1862, Mr.. o. P.
!, who was q member Of that regiment,
b the burying ground there, and saw the
and tombstone of Col. Ezekiel Polk,
~ of the late President Polk. Mr.
81 copied the following inscriptisa from
bmbstone
~ SACRED gsesss sssssewi
~ to the memory of
col. EZEKIEL POLK,
Born 7th Dec, 1747,
and died 3lst of August, 1924,
aged rs years, smonths y
and "a days.
sph, spria.a by hnssif, IN the 74th year Of
hts age.
ire lies the dust Of old E. p.
\ Re instance Of mortality
nnsylyania born, Carolina bred,
| Tennessee died on his bed;
/. Is youthful days he spent in pleasure,
later years in gathering treasure
som superstition lived quite free, rv ra.se
nd practiced strict morality:
{, holy cheats was never willing,
j give one solitary shilling. @Aef
e can foresee land in foreseeing
q equals most of men in being)T faFs ~
nat Church sad State will join their powsr
md mis'ry on this country shown.
he Methodist, with their camp bawling,
Fill be the cause Of this dowR-fallihg,
Ind We are not destined to see ss-fss.a :.
,he woes OF poor posterity.
9irst fruits and tithes odious things,
End so we are bishops, priests and kings
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-16

)eFHEk man has pretty, plump, blooming
ne in the city, he ought to be ashamed Of
/ lself to go into the country to rusty Kate,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-16
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This unequaied preparation which the pecu
liar properties ofrestorns hxr its gnai color
and causes II TO the color II before II
turned grey 1t 10 permanent for dandruG,
strengthens and enyens the roots Of the hair gives the
hair lasting and raj moisture Gandrr ecur
itching and Of skin Persons
this prepA say that they have tried all kinds Of
Tonic and Hair and had been able to
And any article that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic II has cured pc
who had solid Of dandruh all knitted and
cenented together in the share of cap covering III
whole head and in the Of thirty after using
Tonic the scur and dandruh eli disappeared
hair which had until that time been prvented from
growing, resumed its former healthy zrowth
In the of James Mershon the 2lst Iowa
fantry whose head covered with thick coating OF
dAndr and souri, mentioned abve aud whose hair
had almost completely fallen out s show the virtue OF
this Tonic for in the oshree weeks application
Of IL his scalp suned healthy condition and his bair
commenced TO grow beautifully. This only
Of the kindin Thousand coald mention many others
for want ofspace and cost prevented from do
ing
sold BY GEORGE CABUs. corner Of Second aud Main
street Price rs cents per bottle liberal disooun,
h~ fyade mch81-dSm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-16

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, boldly an
the triumph in musical instruments Of
the age Daring the past alfcenfury the French and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments With
double bellows and two pedals for the feet to operate
but the want of the reversed ExHAusfoN DkLLows,
(which II the only bellows usedin made
timpossbfefor them to produce the mellow rich and
musical tone for which our instruments celebrated
Another objection to this method of blowing was, that
both feet being occupied, opportunity offered
te management of the swell. past two yesrn
Instruments constructed this European plan Of
soluble blowssp have been in this couu.
tr4 and 70 coaneeract this difficulty want of SWELL
lever has been ojscted from the the nstru.
mept 10 ast ~ eli AND OPERATED ~ fH Ksa-
HE contortion eGectthis
object d6aGesabi~ enough to gent but TO
laAy the ofaach appsndagcis nearly mpossi BILE
Our obviates this dculs ~ eusirely
che spIe ecxot bloWing with foece wvins
~ doers9tncspoo decrease In the volume Of tone
p ssgsn1ean Yoars the ssperisr Ne
1oAsos has ~ been questioned for yAars past
~ lSmand has mAdeIt impossible for - to
49, sases4 promptly with ourincreased facilities
wocDol In occurring our patrons that their
lass w0tb4oEomptly nst,andsolioit eortinuAnss Of
- dssess.sss css,sy.ss, cAsrsAss ~,
ADDREsB.
ODUy4S uDHNO9 Z CO., ~ Male. n. X.
60. - RNOD = Co., 0AfoaGOs HID.
A ri Ostslosns, Nth full dsssfspeion q
Il arv Al u.~w1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27
Amnsements.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AFTERNOON AZ Q, EVENING, AtTi
TRlUMPhAEi SUCCESS.
The beautiful and cited artistic
MISS EMILE MELVILLE,
In the great Dramatic Iomsnce,
HFIKES5 OF THE HIDDEN HOUSE,
GREAT AMERICAN ONE-LEG0ED DANCER
IN hi. wonderful
MORNING AT II.
THE BOONE FAMILY CoMsINATIoN,
CLASSICAL READINGS COMIC SONGs, DUEH
N,,v q, exhibition IL the MsrJTno,h Whale.Tsnk ~.
AN ENORMOUS LIVING ALLIGATOR
MAN EATER, 20 EEET LONG,
MOVING WAX FIGURES.
JEsF DAVIS IN PErffCOATS,
A HORSE AND RIDER EnLa M iNEU 1I bf AZ ENoD
MONS .ERPFST CONVERTED INTO STONE.
|. PROF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CALcULATOR
WOODROFFE'S BOHE4flAN e ASS' ~ wn I'M
HIIsTEs, CfRCAsslAN GItL, LlviNG VA1AAs'
GRAND AOUARIA. A MILLION CCh,osi.!Io'
Adm.sion % cents; children under ten. 10 esn's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

CT. STEPHENS CHURCH,
~ Twenty-eighth st.. between Lexington aud Third
TOMORROW Sunday EVENING. May rs,
GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
Tho proceeds to be applied to the of s church
"a progress On which occasion the following einen.
artists have mos. kindly volunteered;
NINE. ADELlNA MURlO CELL
Of the Imperial Mexican Opera her t sppearancs Ia The
United States
NINE. De JUsSAN.
MISS LOUIS GAskELL
NINE. ANSCiIUfZ,
MR. II. WILLARD,
sIGNOR ARDAVAN
Mr.. OTTO FLEMING.
assisted BY
THE CHOIR OF THE CHURCH
and full and efficient chorus,
HERR MOLLENHAUER. violinl.
MR.. MAX BRAUEN and
MR.. @. w. MORGAN
will preside ut the Organ.
In the interval brw~en the r,t and second psrtA the
REV. DIX. CUMMINGS
THE POWER or RELIGION AND MUSIC
written BY him for the purpose Of being music IA
oratoho FORM Tor which premium OF 81 900 10 offered
Doors opea at I. The CONCERT commences ct g. Tickets
Of sdmop 81. Reserved sests 81 Can be obtained at
the pastoral residence, No 80 East Twenty nnth and
the doors In the evening The the ssas
Will be st tho confer door only. d. rHH tIN.
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1u1usemenis.


broadway THEATER.
ID EXTRA NOTICE. ,, A.
Grand production Of tbs great spectacular Drams ''
SEVEN DAUGHTERS
SATAN.
On MONDAY, May 20, and EVERY EVENING I'll '"'''''
notice.
engagement Of the most versatile artistic Of the cay
J. T.. McDONOUUH, ,r.
under whoee direction the pay will be produced I
and incidents of the play the most novel; ana
characterized by . ..n,,, Am
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUx. ZOUAvE MARCH AND
DRILL,
In which
TWENTY YOUNG LADIES
will appear IN full costume -
sTORMIN0 AND CAPTURE
REBEL EARTHWORKS BEFORE RICHMOND
Grand Ballet and Garland Dance led ny
Mile AURlOL,
Her first appearance in this Tteater
Local Scenery by Mr. q. MAEpEI.
The last great with Mechanical effects painted by
GEO. NANDERLICH, produced at cost Of
5000
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DANIEL H. BuaDxIr. Aue'ionesT,
DURDETr,. JONES g. co, I'D p,

DANIEL II. BuRDxIf, Aue'ionesE,
DURDETr,. JONES g. CO., .ln
ID VIII sell at public auction
On TUESDAY. May 90 1875, - y o'slccs
ATTHE MAYNARD, NLWiOKk-
The vessels belonging to the u D navy %
rsrtnient:
SCREW STE AMER FLAU-Length ls7 ieet o incnsss
.iih n .st ihche. depth # hold 10 feet inches De-
tween decks feet inches; cylinder %S inch diameter
inch stroke. - ,,,,,,,,,,-nv r....h ,oo fact,
,sdb e, fs.t; acpth Of hold 10 feet inches betwee9
.t and ID ,ets. est inch; between 20 ana VI aecA'
- / eyips,r s5 in,n diameter. "a inch stroke, .
sCRTN srF AMER NlCksBI RO-Lersth Ia <ti
br.adh 80 fees depth of hold. e~to nch' otween ecks
oct ineles CYLINDER Is inch dametei % .nch ST. ek.
sCRRW SRI lMER PROTEUS-Lengthn 3 i,et ,brpadth,
g dsrit 81 hold n feet nche.; between ts le,S
ia ireh. cylinders a Inch dsfosser 70 inch Aroke
Vss NfyiNs (SCREW)-Length, Zoj feet inchesi
b,e,i,h 5 , depth Of hold, II let fochrs between
Jscss feet inches. cylinder. "A ine5 diameter insh
BkRKRNT!NE EoKAcE sEALs- Lensfh, 10 feet,
ssI9aSsj n,, tssI sEA Il Length. lis '''s'
b; Istl % e, inehe.; depth of hold feel. ,a Al.
the day sale and the remainder before the b,n ~
moved fron the Maryland, which will be done 80
Dis OF sale. e. III. BELL, Comlnan.
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SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. |.

NJyMpIC THFATER. Commences at s.
ANOTHER OLYMPIC TRIUMPH.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY. q,
THE GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE IN THREE rAhiS
entitled the
SLEEPING BEAUTY IN TIE MOOD. ,,rs
THE GRAND TRANSFORMATIONS SCENE bf HAIL.
Acknowledge BY all beholder. the ., ,n
CnOW Ming EFFORT Of SCENIC ANE ,,,
NEW AND CHARMING MUSIC BY TH0M "a s, BAAE
t;oRGTOijS COSTUMES, APPOlNTllENIs,
ASn xyoNDFRFlL MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
MRS. JOHN WOOD
And the principal m-uibers OF THIS ,,,, co,,,,Sv
UNAPPR0ACHABLE BURLEsCtE CooFANi'
The youua ali fascinating Dhnsegse.
MILF. AUGUSTA. -
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NoIiCE'
Previous to the Spectacle the petite COMEDY
PERFECTION.
Miss LUCIA DEANE As NATE OBRIEN.
SATURDAY. MAY Y.
MATINEE OF SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Doors open .. l-Conmencrs at o'clock
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UNrTsp STATES NAvY.YApD,

WAsHissTos, u. C., May IL, 1865
GALE or UNITED STATES STEAMERS
- AT ACCrION.Wll Ne cold q public sale TO the high:
JUNE nett NJ the Navy I'D in Washington, d. C., The
United States steamers Nsnk~e Jacob Bell and Dragon
Tn- Yukee wood siiewhee steamer OF the follow.
ina Jim.u Length Ia feet breadth Of beam. IS feey
depth OF hod feet8 inches diameter of cyndes, % Dches
stroke Of piston, 3 feet. I'D.
Ions breadth beam. 20 feet inches and depth Of bold
The D,ayon propeller 81 feet long; breadth Of
bean. 1. snd depth Of hold feet inches. diameter Of
syinder = inches and stroke Of piston 26I inchea
lhe may and further pac made known
on applicai on 70 Commodore j. u. MONTGOMERY CON-
nlaulsuf Washington Nayy.Ynd.
lem. Of se Cash in Government funds; $1,000 on each
vessel tina me OF sale snd the balance within siI days
thereafter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

AUTHORIZATIONS at s.
.NEW.YORK CIRCUS.
THIS SATURDAY. AAY27.
GRAND MATINEE At p.
EVENING PERFORMANCE AT 8.
THE FLlXiR Oh LIFE;
Or THE BIRTH OF HARLEQUIN
NEW SCENERY. COSTUMES APPOINTMENTS
NEW AND GORGEOUS EFFECTS,
GRAND CORPS De BALLET
AND ENTIRELY NEW AND
STARTLING TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS
THE WOkLD.FAMED
MARIETTA LANtKETTA
AS lHk PAGE OK THE TIGHT ROPE.
NEW AND SUPERB FEATS
EQUESTRIAN, Gl MNASriC AND ACROBATlC.
Ina hic.l The entire
GALAXY OF STARS APPEAR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Trains for Albany Troy aud Saratoss SPRING also con
meeting with the hoftn snd WsN leave sVhtI Depot IL
q. u. and p M 49,, 90
Tickets may procured st the Offices Of w-scotts Ex
pres In NswYorf and Brooklyn Bsgfsgs checked uomns
residence To oil points this iosd and W connecons
NEW. JERSEY Trains leave
IN foot o, CorsnAt r. 70, PnuAprIPaA ct and II 30
q N, u M. and .. N, and 10 udnshs iof BALrhons
and wAsHiSarox at and ii30 . m, p m. and u mid
night Military Tickets receivable IN TIE p N tram
For other particulars bills a. Offices.
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
III ROAD--CHANGE Of PIER.-on and after FRIDAY
May 1863 Passenger aud Freight Boats Of this Company
viii e.vs Pier No D North River instead OF Pier Of
ma. g hsgvtetoge w, y NEDEh, eppSHDise4enh
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PA ncef
and fourth-sys. Entrance on Twenty -5eventh'st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New. Haven. 100 Bt1(ErD ll3o l2l3 tEx }
aU EIJ rs, ~ aud 800 Oh p
FOR Bridgeport 10D, 900, OH il.W m; l2lo (Er,l
400 (Er j ll3, 40 and 800 tEI,) p.
For Milford and stratford 100 II 20 3S 40, p M
Por Fairfield Southport and westpor TOO, llpA M s'
%@p - -. - 49, 49,. IT, ,
3t5 10. $50, 800 tEx,l D. IN.
For Ibsnsn, TOO SO. 1i.J0 q a45 40, $50 p
For iJrrenwioh ~. 1850 q IS. 49, 20 20
For Stamford 1c0 10 (fx.,) go 1l30 l2l3 tE1)
500 OIL . y, 40, $50 80. 100 lEr.,l p. :, a.,
q ~ 3.<3. 40 a0, 30 1n p M
For Boston via Spxiaglod, LOO . lEL,) 200 tEx,)a
For Boston, Wis Shore Line, lal5. (EI.,) 800 M:
For Hartford and Springfield, 800 (EI,) Ia tEx) Ioa
Hx.,l lll3 800 p.
Tor Connrcticot River Railroad 500 N. (Ea) laop IN
10 Montreal o0 o. IN. to Northampton.
FOR Hartford Provdsnos and fisbki Railroad AGO. iEr
For Now. Haven New London and stoninron Railroads.
500 q M. IT, IS 800. 400 p. ".
For Canal Railroad, lals 2. IN to Northampton.
For Housstonic Railroad. 4 On. and .. M.
For ksuga,uck Railroad, 8o0a m, 400 D. IN.
ror Dsabury ard kdwalk Railroad, 100. go g M 40
Comn,odous Sleeping Cars attached to 400 p. M train
JAMES II. HOfT, Supt
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Dipi6en6 Notices.

TRASsYEs OFYCg OF THE
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY Co. I
No. 8 W sll-st-, NEw-l ORK. May ", 1919
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
L dsv declared A SEMEANNUAL DIVIDEND for the
six months ending Jnne 1855. # THREE AND oNE'HALf
PER CENT the Preferred stock Of this Company. pays
bic esa the this Office aud after the
Goth day Of JUNE to all holders as shown by the Com
psny books the close IL business on the 10Th day oil Jahe
The books for the transfer Preferred Stock for the above
dividend i'll he closed the afternoon Of the 10TH aid will
reopen the morning Of the 2lst Of June
The books for the Of both the common md pre-
rred the Annual Meeting to be held in Chicago on
the June next will be closed the afternoon Of the
20h My and reopen the morning Of the ID OF June
- 0N1' y ~ JAMES r. YOUNG Secretary.
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j 4 per James slip Ferry, Fast River:
Va IN. ysroush Mail Train for GreenPor JanAics Hemp
stead Glen Cove, and Way Stations
Al 4 w. for ~ oss.t and al Way Stations
3p m Express Train tor Ysphsnh Jsm.cA Heinps.r,,s
Orn Cove and Way Stations Eas, Of casvile On sAIoh
nay mi, Train runs through Creerport, urng on
MONDAY MORNINGS leaving Grecnport at o4o NJ
o. 10 for syos.et Jamaica, Hempstesd. Glen Cove
Hicfsviile and Way stations .,
siTNUAY EXCLUSION TRAfN-Wni leave Hunters
po. Al n a m for Ysphant aud leaving fsphsrk ct l;U
arriving q, Hunters Point ct 3i3 =. M 80 uni,
Ano '"''' o. CHARLlCk President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

WINTER GARDEN.
w LAST NIGHT
LAST NIGHT
Of the beautiful drama adapted BY Tom Taylor from the
THE GRAY LADY
PENARvON,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
SPLENDID CAST.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.1he management has pleasure IN an
nourcing engagement wa the young aud brilliant TRACE
dicnne -.
MISS HOSIE3,
VITO win appear MONDAY, 2sth. as
CAMILLE.
Seat, nav now Ne secured for Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

IMPORTATION WANTED.-Mrs. LETITIA
L MONTGOMERY GRUBBS, Union Refugee from
Atlanta Ca whose maiden Nelson, u now IL the
Refugee Home 81 Lonis Mo- In feeble health and desti ute
aud wishes 10 Information fo her
husband William WASHING on Grubbs who conscrpt in
the Rebel army aud placed in the Rebel machine
shops Atlanta from her brother James NJ Nelson's
brother John Price also in the IL. b army sgainst
their will ANY person who communicate information To
Mrs Grnbbs 10 the undersgned by which she can get
into with Der husband brothers will do
srcs, service poor d,res.ed and worthy j. o.
FORMAE Secretary Of the Western sanitary Counission
and Superintendent Of Refugees for st. Louis.
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A CARD FROM JOHN +. OWENS.
TO THE PUBLIC

The Lengthy period Of my twice extended enlargement ~
the Broadway Thes'er has now closed end am e fee per
sonay to ~ press Of uncoa-traued sinceny my
grateful appreciation Of the cordial favor e unvarying kind
.ous egots have open received by The Public Of New York
does not at all times sppea 70 the ssne emotions.
has been nv proud 10 receive many hsttens snd
chsbed ma popular favor and estceui before
has nv pride a. artist and MY gratitude ~ men oerh
more deeply Tired than the kndncses here sisned upon
me and car bat TIE thanks which now seek 70
convey. pring from the most earnest and Tie wsfmes' AID
pulses q my nature. -, .-,,,
To the rentlemen the critical Press-whoe impartial
sense Justice and Of the true requirements OF AT hsV'
pointed alike their praises and their ceusore rest unoef
many courteous obligations which VIII D. a. peaany re-
n,enberet - they are warmly scknow.edSed -,
In a lew hoors pcrhaps shall bid sdien 70 the hosi'ape
a zen, Newyok, gatiiy In distant lana those suio
ous longngs which their gyof nten.hcd and
snew but in the comparative oief period Of my absence my
will be linked th,m By the ronde.t ami nsppet re
collections and by the che sd hope 1ha their esteem may
rioye enduring as the gratitude OF
The Pabies ODedirn. servant, ..
JOHN 4. OWENS.
Nsw.Yort, May n, 1865.
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PY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
ID SATURDAY. Msy3z lt'.|
AZ 10 O'Clock q NJ at Nos J. and Coufandt-st SeaS
Broadwsy New.YoRk,
IfJE ENTIRE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES or THD
NATIONAL HOTEL
Glassware the Table and Toilet CrockeQ Cutlery Cs:ts!A
so the Peddag Blankets Shee Table Linen, hc VII Be
"a IN HI anrsrcom on SATURDAY and the purchasers
ne reenrd 10 paw for the goods and take them out Of re
.v be san. ssrnoon Purchasers i'll have the oppofn.
Nh; 10 examine all tie Furniture with catalogues on ths
MONDAy. May 2s, a. 10 O'Clock .. No.,
.h. .~ Of the iture and Fixtures per printed 49,
Inc will b. cd continued dsiy unti t6s vheH
10 soj. . =,
Oh. s,sa giu- and Boilers. with the Fixtures We
WV Lsardry Bakery aud Kitchen.
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OYYics OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CosPASr
NETWORK, 10Th Missy, 1909
DOTH DIVIDEND.-Notice is hereby given
80 that the Board Of Directors have this day declared
Of the qusrer ending April D. payable tie Ohes Of The
Company on TUESDAY. sd Inst. The Transfer Books wan
be closed on WEDNESDAY. 11h inst. and opened on
THURSDAY 25h inst By order OF the boari Of Directors
THEODORE L. JOHNSON. Secretary.