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The Shasta courier., 1865-10-21

SHASTA Brass BAND-We had gone par
TALLY crazy on quartz; had become so much
excited in anticipation of the glorious future
of Shasta from that cause, as to make the
compliment of a serenade, paid us by our
band on Wednesday evening last, most
soothing grateful one. As we listened to the
sweet tones of the instruments. every one in
time and tune, we dropped off to sleep luxu-
terspersed with rich quartz veins, held us
bound in bliss until morning dawned We
thank the members of the band, and congrat-
ulate them on the great Improvements made,
though we had thought them almost perfect
long ago.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-21

IHE steam mills Of Messrs. Peck and
coassr are at Bed Bluff, waiting transperta-
tion 10 their places Of usefu,n..s r.a,.-
szsM hear the whistle. ''s- fs ions
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-21
The Earthquake.

We extract from an article in the Mining
and Scientific Press the following graphic
account of the intensity of the quake re.
Gently so damaging to our big city:
4 short time previous to the occurrence. a
common wash tub, holding about five pals
/ full bad been filed to the brim with water
and left standing in the middle of the room.
/ After the shock bad passed, the fact was
carefully noted that fully tro-thirds of the
/ ,oater had been ttrocn Out Of this tub. The
extent and violence of the vibration which
could produce such a result may be readily
| appreciated The opposite directions in
which the water was evidently thrown. also
afforded very good index of the direction of
the earth wave which nearly all observers
agree in saying to have been from the north
west 10 the southeast. So violent and rapid
was the vibration that a great number of
/ chimnevs were entirely broken from their
supports, but mostly left standing in almost
| their natural position, a few only being
thrown down, and a few more or less twisted
apparently as by a circular movement.
The fact Of an upward as well as forward
wave like motion, is proved by fact which
was experienced about half past ten the next
day, in the philosophical instrument shop OF
Mr. Roach, on Washington street. directly
opposite the postoffiee entrance. When that
shock occurred, one of his workmen was
sitting in chair directly fronting very
large barometer which was hanging against
brick wall, with his eye. at the instant,
upon the mercury IN the tube While thus
looking be saw the mercury suddenly drop
about half an inch, and at the same instant
perceived the tremor. This shock, it will be
recolected, was very slight one compared
with the one on Sunday; yet the upward
movement which depressed the barometer
must have been several inches In the same
shop. on Sunday, thermometer tube some
eighteen inches in length, without a case,
was hanging against brick wall by the
side of a barometer the case Of which stood
out from the wall some three inches. but
was so placed that it could not swing out as
the tube might The lateral movement of
the wall, on Sunday, threw this tube out so
that it swung over upon the face of the
barometer hanging by its side, and lodged
there. where it is still suffered to remain for
the examination of the curious. Water was
stopped out from several vessels. in this shop,
similar TO that from the tub in the Exchange
Building already mentioned. and distant
some 500 feet. This occurrence indicates a
lateral movement of the wall at least one
foot 1t occurred in the second story of the
building.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-21

THE MAIL.-All is right now. The Post
master General and the Stage Company have
come to an understanding of some sort
What. sort is of no consequence to US, so
long as the mails come regularly to hand.
Since the through line to Portland has been
re-opened, coach load after coach load OF
mail matter have passed up, any one of
which would have furnished cargo for Rec
sides buggy line for a month. 1t is simply
ridiculous to suppose for moment that the
mail over this line can be carried by any
thing less than a daily four horse line of
coaches or wagons; and the fact that Reside
took the contract with the idea that it could
be carried by one horse machine, proves
that he does not know much about California
and Oregon. We can only account for the
great error committed by him. on the suppo-
siton that he had not seen the election re-
turns, and in consequence made up his mind
we were all Democrats hereaway, and not a
reading, writing Union people. Moral =
Mail contractors should read the papers.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-21

CxrsIzED.-On Tuesday Mr.. Fay was com
ing down the Whisky Creek divide, with a
six mule team hitched to an empty freight
wagon. Sitting upon his wagon, and being
little careless about making his turns, he
cut one little short, when the wagon run off
turned over three or four times down the
slope, taking with it the team. in spite of
their scratching for the beaten track. No
damage except couple of broken side boards
to the wagon box. The whole concern was
extracted by keeping the down hill route into
the old road. Fay says something always
happens to him when he gets careless, and
that it serves him right, too; that instead of
sitting cooked up on his wagon. half asleep,
he should have been down on his saddle mule
attending to his business.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-21

INJUDIcIoUs.-If it is the real intention Of
the Fenians to make determined movement
in Ireland in the direction Of its freedom fr m
English rule, says the Carson Appeal. they
should take measures to suppress" such
individuals and newspapers in their interest
as are so imprudent as to publish their de-
signs and plans and thus prepare the British
authorities to arrest their movements. -
Enterprising newspapers in close alliance
with the Union interests during the late war
were put under strict censorship and held to
stern accountability for publishing army de-
tails, which while encouraging the friends
of the government, might serve TO enlighten
the enemy of particulars which they had no
right to know. The real friends Of Ireland
have cood cause to feel outraged by such
statements as the following. which appears
in the Springfield lIll) Circle, the official
organ Of the brotherhood
''Oar Brothers at home are organized in
manner far superior to any oppressed people
we have read of. The day of provisional
government is established--an army of 200,-
600 men Is sworn to sustain it. Officers,
Americans and Irish, who have served with
distinction in your service, are silently NOV
ing into Ireland to assume control Of the ac-
tive operations to be inaugurated in few
montas-sooner, much sooner than any of
YOU can believe. All they require now is
arms, to enable them to meet the enemy
on s5mething like equality. A large sum Of
money is required, and without hesitation.
we appeal to You for that assistance never
heretofore withheld from an uprising people.
You need have no fears of war between our
common enemy and yourself. Believe US.
we viii give her all the work she can attend
to at home and in Ireland, without crossing
the Atlantic to find it,
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proposals.
ONCE OF
OvvIcg OF
AslsrAyr CoxnissAHr GES.RAL o. suBsisrnScs


AslsrAyr CoxrissARY. GENERAL o. suBsisrnScs
No. 4 SrAIEsr- NEwioRx June ~ le6s ,
RMY SUPPLIES-SEALEDP PROPOSALS
IA lin dupica- will be received By the undersigned vntii
IL O'Clock n. on WEDNESDAY. July s. for applying
for the use Of tho United States Army. SUBSISTENCE
STORES, to be delivered In Hewforh. a. fcllows VIZ;
POTATOES-Such qnsntti~s may be required during
the mouth u July Is6 pound the bush~ In good ofd
d1ry w-llcoop-rrd barrels.
printed copy Of t' advertisement must be s,tschsd 70
erch the proposals must be ,pcchc 10 complying
p.eisy al the Each bid to have confederation
tbs written guarantee OF two responsioe names
as foiows .[.I =, ,
I'VE the undeisned hereby guarantee that should az or
part the bid b. sceepted sha be duly fulfilled
according lie purport snd conditions s.o, that wi
contract with bonds TO the amount Of oneouth the value
Of the stores proposed be furnished shall DO executed
required"
The ss~rs nans place Of badness and tho date Of puf
chase wei the Of contents with weight gross aud
and shipping TO b. hereafter d~ssns'sd must be
plainly marked every package All other old marks must
BE- obit~rsted. !,
All the stores win bs carefully inspected before their do
livery and compared with the retained ssmpe Returns OF
weights sign-d by professional Public Weghsr, must DO
Payment made fund.- may BE- ~'"ssA'd for
hs Bwposs
Contractors Or. expected hold their goods without ex'
p~nse the United until rrquiI ed for shipment
HANK for Pvosa Vu be CsvnisAed af thfs Qss vhfeA
0nf be fnoLssd eHs<pe dddyssed 10 h EndrsHnsd
and iadorsed +" Propoaois for 6sbsiesnee Store"
III III. >. CLARKE,
Colonel. A. d. C. aud A. C. o. D.
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Ovpcs ov AssurASr CoNsssARY- GESEnAL OF SOB I
sIsrxsos. No ,rArssr, NEW YoRI June 70. lSS
CEALED PROPOSALS Tin triplicate) will be

OvvIcs on AusrAyr ConurssARYGES EnaL OF SOB I
II,G, No w ,r;n ISn. ~ w;I he
- received by the undersigned this Office. until O'Clock
m on wlDSEsPAY Ls h g!Oai%o for ,"pp'ios{ TIE !,
%.i.a Tor s ms s"s 5. 's snSin: so.y
EQUAL In respect 70 ssmpes to be seen this once
CAP fsprr-ru.d 70 weigh not s-s than u to Tho rs.
Note Pspsr ruled weigh less than ~ to the
Folio Post Pspe ruled weigh not les than ~ D. 70 the
Double Cap Paper ruled V wsh ns% less than b 70 tbs
Envelope Psp.r-to weigh less than "a ~ to the
Bsus r.p,I weigh not s.: hsn 100 NJ to the dss
si, inches. No t iSsh 81, Mo- 1894 inches
s W.frr. w., ~ Tin r rp,s:,,
n .", S:s. 81 fJ md o. E: s. r...
s j, ;:s ::! S:!s;.. r.,., !,
S';: s. 81; 1, Pencils S c.: s s;::s.
s,r- Psns0alots 200, ~os 80, ISL Lsmsn' AbssA ws'h
ao s%Ii ES S:%, Hs.., ,i-ineA
s s:s s s:Ss: T p-' ss aiI. Deny pn 4r
Blsnh Books. per quirs, Med, tqr.
mo Dc rluid qnsr,s. .
.va B.sa ss qu:.. g.s' .S ,sh s. NIL. g,n o ,..
L-,,s, Copying Boot. hsnn's. -r.L. 80
indis RubS. pr pound
Ready R~f~T~ure Filea
Kubb~r Rinss. sss,r ed -
ppi copy Of shis advertisement must BE- attached Ia
esrh pr.p and the proposals. must be speciho In com
plying precisely With all the terms Zach bid To have conzid
sra ronsin the written guaranty Of two Responsible
follower
We tho andsrsned hereby sss ihs, should the above
bid be screp,ed will give our bond In tb. sum OF nv'
sboussnd dolars tAst the .btrset shsl BE- falhl~d
The ability ~ the suretes to fspond TO the snm OF hvs
thousand do.n be- certified BY The United sstes DE-
Attorney othss proper oeer. sucn eerthess to 20
pany the proposal. 'i
Psy.rri BE- ss4s "a saeA Jsads SAY synisAsd Jo
tAs psrresS "A. r. CLARKE,
Coi.nri. A. ID. e. md A. &. u. g.
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.
90 Get.
Real estate for Sale.

A RARE CHANCE for a profitable invest.
~ men, Is now offered by the sale Of oesn
u6 FARM Of shout situated on Langioids pay ~
k.nt County Md Tho land 10 seve PIT ecuy c'ess 90
f,bl Loan i. aiup ed all cereals nuts and gss' fh'
pu,ldb 20 new wd fowl and ,yas;ie aesaeiss
,,.' Ken, To-. NJ Refers 70 Msssn Drew French No
& n RE Buildings, N. Y. f.r - -
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pownrn MILL EXPLOSION AND Loss OF i''rs'
CO, a. ,Rsnds powder mill Ut Ne"o1ss

POWDER MILL EAPLoSioN Az ~ h.,rh
w...,. Smith g. ,Rands powder mill Ut Ne"o~s.
,lsw mn, with tremendous report on fl,u.y 80
or smashing aud tearing the bui'dinss ID masD'0"
.ne cleaning the earth on The ,tes o. ana as throwing the
.u"'n ~ ~ aasesut pond ont upon the ,an NIX
S,"s. John 70 the sa wss .d la
Sss e ss1n y .as s@a
s and Of ,se sns stones and rubbish ana -
%ss s sss very not
sye TO-. Of PSTSss. . s il: con-
conttaet wa. escaped ignition uss
tenn e ne stpiosiSn was perceptioe az
:, ~. nom the scene Of the disaster -
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VOIyNTRY sEAT.--R. 8. Livingston Offer

(NOUNlRl cEAI.--h o. ~ re ~. -.
\U,sALE hi,COUNTRY STAT, tAlmonil Thisp foP*rt3
I, situated on tb. Hsdoa River bswssn Bany,o~n .nd
Tivo,s and eycellrd by any " TIC Sts'r e ne
nis, of The srvn.ry and old orrs The Mansion
koss- j. l~s- bdek banding on .soos es.smssI ao
n,. MRS, NJ M front of hundred feet on me
f,ant IL poco supported by s.trp double sohnnn.
Of en-, Ionic order extending the whole length OF tne h
No,, The house rpty roosns ncouhf b'oe'r
Ge There wills Of very cool asef "a
t,m. Sc The ont.bui dngs consist OF large 'so's ~''h
atone bs.~u-nf car age house. COW house WIN shru ee
house Ac The garden contains abont rSo sere ana 70 "
ere tprs rsp~-s choice vines and ohe raiis .nos Que
o,.,,. of line GARDEN stocked with u tres OF the choic
81 kina, On the rom Of the MANSON thrtr
Ps,k oil sbont forty acres. through wn'en 70 as s "a
dr,,r from, porter sodye. Though All avenue OF ne o'
tss. to ns hoi,r The western 'front.' hs, Lawn Of TOT
acre. OF udnlanf si'so THE f'out has M. view on
A.. CxrfuI Mountsin. Hudson kiver and the village On
hr opposY or ,fdof tile ry,r fhi. one ~ we
Country Sats on the isdon so sAeris al ~
.hln i'm the grandeur OF is fine Old -'s and mssnn c
scenery Il has always been greatly ADMIRED ny
io,.,u,r. wa. selected BY Joseph Bonnpartr wheu 10
.r.,b Of M .id.m In tl country and liberal on nss
fT IT, bat wac thin for sale lhs 't.suon "a
kELsDN LUCkEy, Bsnksr, No. n3 brosdnny. =. :.
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Y -Lsrre and thriving .s,,lspsa, q 'b.'n ars .
n,odns.. large croJ~i twenty .ere Iacu 50
nv .er payable within iodr yrsrs good o.s ,,,So,.
sooa u.y to CHAS r. LANDS Po.Insstr Ni.s,sp -.
Tn,,. ,s~n.ip NJ. Letter. kas~sr-d rspsfs y" Ss
t, . ty,rifn al Edites OF TAs 1ytbsnes ~ ass o. ~
.,, sSs~Hrs J,ras yHs IN ga sw ~ fr.w stiS.
~ ~ lIs Waters Pyas,rss; TO- 49,
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FOUND ~ TIE Rysa ai s9s,ins eG ia 10 3:
p.rict Doviag Wa {s,i;eIday iISp Deceased 70.
water at ne 0S sIo West Thirty sevsnsht, vasss
. .svs. = vi5s and several children.
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ITO CAPITALISTS!
PROPOSALS FOR GASi
ron TllE CITY % INDIANAPOLIS, ND
o,rc. 0, Cir cLsnx. isDiAyirOIu; I.D..

OTrca o. CIrT CLERL IspiAsiroLu I'D
IN compliance with the provision. resolution ps.-.d oy
,h Cown,, Caunr Of the Cry u 'pdsnsPoI' ss h~,ans
hid q. it, Chs,pb.i tho Irh diy OF hsJ' ~ w. 49,
which resolution ,eats a. follows, 10 WI
Ksss1si That u'r tiy CrIs be aud he hrf,oy spS 81
tad aud directed TO sd,.ft for rupo-ss iof hshns VI
IN, " u gas. aud Tor tgfnshin tbs. cua>n
II col nth the period 81 TWENTY fEAhS roo
..d .arr the third dy or March, 1885, snd thai no e"s's
r rnt. be inserted Ia the ofhcia city psp.f
4, - pubae p-u.psper In ~sh Of the ciitss Of Cncn
ri Nv. fors Bs-ton and Philad-lPhiA - =,
fy.ps BurrssuyLp Cers u the City Of indianapolis
NATION j. Ind ALA hereby syr potios in.t ssrd pro-
no.,, - 10 h. r.r~rvr Ut this Office, Room NJ" t'rnu
Ess for the Convon Connc Of said city OF OF bsfs tbr
fourth DAY Of September 1868 Tor lighting the sid Sy ~ ip
.n.v. with s.s snd fos furnishing The citizens th~rr"
With rss for tho p,riod OF wruty 1o J.ars nom and ss'
IN. tldrJ day of M,feh. A. d.. lsa
Propoa must be panied With the nsm's Of
po.~d county. -. A..
Per.ons ds rims m procure cope. Of the odnsnse
r.snlring the hEh,ns Of the City With 81" oy sedfes ~
Cny tl-Ik :, fI
BY direction of,hc Common Cornell ,,,,,,n
~ CYRUS ). BUTTERFfELD.
ClrIA CITY u indiana poll.
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M ISSOURI LANDS-MiNEKIAsiL.Ll aH ,pSns
no,,oiuv coal lad and Iron for SALE II low Pier 'y
iUWRY 4 son. Land ~ Rial Estate Ag-n's o. Lo.
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Mem sAI,E--A DAIRY FARM. beautifully

NOR SALE--A DAIRY fhhh' %au.n~'.
situated la Orange County, honrs rid. rom N.w t -
L. % A. h,, o. ,h. Frir Railroad sud u n''l-s n'f'h On
a. yu,,. of AonJoe on the road CONSISTING Of 30 se,
sood hon.r bsrrs aud out hon'e. finEs
SnT GOOD tone fonoe., and wo supplied WIN VAL. ao'
n,h s"sr,I,ulars apply 10 J. MCCLELLAN No % spruce
. ~. =, - Ttlo5 pKG MMOND. Oh tue Prruhsea ~ /
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NIBLOr GARDEN.
Begins at o'clock,

NIBLOrGARDEN. Begins at 8 o'clock.
TIE &C So6IEsr fHExTfi in ffiE ciTY * l.
The Ms,srr respectfully announces that many requests
having been nsds for repetition Of the beautiful poetic and
pure drama,
MISS MAooIE MITCHELL lnE
(" SIX NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY EVENING, July 2 and during the wesk,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
LITTLE CRICKET
IN Aug Wsldsvsrs besstiful drama entitled ..
FANCHON,
THE CRICKET.
The will comprise the following artists: M J. Bur
nett Mr. w. Sheridan, This hst appear noel W. Scollsns,
Holmes R~nde Dsnysrs Burkei Misses Farrsn, Mary We'
SkeYrett Burke, &c, &C. -
APPEARANCE But ONE OF
MISS MA0OiE MITCHELL. 49, IT,
On Monday July 10 AFTER the most careful PREF
and at cost many dosr viii be pr~sented fcf
6r.t time In America grand spectacular drams three scts
By Dion Bour cisuit and T.. H. House. es9, entitled
F AkRAH-SA-POGUE,
on. THE WICKLOW WEDDING. .
The sole right Of which production has been purchased Tor
row TOT RE X q CAST ESPECIALLY SELECTED.
Introducing candidates for public favor: f
TIE GRAND sCENICAL EFFECTS.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES,
- APPOINTMENTS AND ORIGINAL MUSIC,
-v b.. ENTIRELY NEW. in ar. l.
BY the most eminent IN their several brsnches
: SEATS SECURED Six DAk5 IN ADVANCE. OFT
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Dop s,IE-On Hudson River Railroad,
a,,n ~ Ice, NJ deep water near sixty thr-s, swo
LOIS run,ins on El-seph with .soy enes bsrI
mn originally factory aud sa'tahis to nsh. NJ
~ Via =, fssn d exchange for other property. sESE
met A. CoIT, No. Pine ~. -----
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Amusememis.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM. ~
S.:sa. I.sn. y..si,,or aa..<. 5000 e.. .tpss. els.
COOL ATMOSPHERIC ENJOYABLE.
PxTRlOfIo HoLIDAY-wEEK.
OUR NATIONS siRTBpAY or yREEpom
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY, go.
PERFORMANCES NEARLY KvERY Hous o-
Will be given in The b tsS'' Ssb EVENING
the most ' TSa Isys' W WI Ss g'';wsT% tLys
per Hudson River Railroad Company. sss ssvssd s.As n
Immense l'0' nine Ne '' Tao5s%sS DOLLARS w
ree captured and brought to this city from The ses~ -
''''''' TIE E EsiSsSSz % SsEss:
the only '''''~''iS e +; ' IS a iiis TINE
" ~ '' THEIR Hs'I LIVES ARE UNCERTAIN.
seven the same species having died while being exhibited
&c SEoSSTI =. Fs:s .oAPrUaER, Win tSyEs
p.
hahn, ,.a. AFTERNOON Il. s' EVENING a'a a.a.s
''I LAST WEEK Of the pr,.p. DRAMATIC SEASON,
the model 'Hf gTsF PIiG' + 20 sss%supIH,
PRIDE e. u ~ BIRTH. '''s
In pOn. Of interest effect, p.sho. and hamor,
THE oshsr NE sSea IHt pxscsA
TONY DENiER,
ONE, TWO AND rHREEs-LEcoEp DANCES
"a.
The celebrated Comic and Extsmporspeeus 6nssr,
Tf' W. B. HARRISON,
In his amusing COMIC SONGS end .
HTS AT THE TINES AND PEOPLE. ,.,.
MORNING AT II,
PROF. COsPOREss, PHILOSOPHER end MAGICIAN
-" p''''''A ~ FE1Ts or MAGIC.
Illustrating tho Arts and Mysteries Of the :.
ANCIENT SORCERERS and EASTERN MA0II,
PROF. HUTCH1N0S, LIGHTNING CALCULATION.
to be seen i r II s1 MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN. 70
weixhins 6s6 pounds perfect mountain Of human nesh
THE NOVA SCOTIA GIAkTEeS.
eight feet high towering speen.es Of humanity 80
THE BEAUTIFUL CIRCASSIAN GIRL. -
| The rsmal kabls curiosity. ITO
LIVE ALIioxfOa - FEET LONG. ,.4.vl
a HORSE AND RIDER ENTwINED By AN ENoR
NOUS SERPENT CONVERTED INTO STONE, ~
%oCDRofF y BOHEMIAN GLASS. BLOWERS
TWO GLASS sTEAA.ENGINES IN NOTION,
THE GRAND AQUARIA, "
OCEAN and RIVER GARDENS. f frtr.
stYitnziy Illustrative Of life beneath the waves.
SPLENDID GROUPS VI MOVING WAX FIGURES.
imported from Europe. ~.
Tho Autonatou Writer Lying Otter. Sesis, Menaosrs q
- Living Animals Monster Python and
MILLION OTHER CURIOsiTiEa
Admission 70 cents; Children under ten, Is csnts-
II
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Eertures and Mettinas

NETWORK STATE SOCIETY Of the cine
~ cINNATI NEwyoRK June 70 1853
GENERAL ORpsRl The Society will meet At the kooms %
the Newly ork Society Library University Place. near 1
t,ruth It, on TUESDAY, July T. at IL n.
Mrubeis Of other State Societies Of the Cincinnati VAC
NAV b. the city, invited to be prssrn' and unie whn
In celebrsins the anniversary OF our NsuoI" inoePsn~
III. Standing Committee win hold Special Nesting At II
..,,ro,, y,o.r p-..,-.,
NAaixus WLLErr, Secretary. ..-- --
" ETERANS OF THE WAR OF 1917, OF thus
and sdjscen coun'iss viii m,si q tee n.r,.i so.s
cr.s Mercer and Broome- TUESDAY the $n oaZ q
INV Al N O'Clock m IN full uniform. to celebrste the S~n
snniyrr.ary OF National lndepsndsnss syMoSp
Bds Gen ABRM. DAILY. Col l. 81. PHffE. Ad,e
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V,OR sALE-vILLA SITE, 8 acres, on staten
II - .iLin few hundred feet oil Cover Bay, nrSf ~
tns, dpO, one q n, most , ossd s.s
we b,rhr. and eel oos ~ the neighbofhood uxe
a.. hont fron NswYorK Permits Of A.
No Pus-s, - -
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NEW YoRx AND Nsw HAVEN RAtaoAp Co.. }

NV YoRx AND New HAVEN RAILROAD COL
cofD~f FourhsvS. and Twenty seventbst,}
THgAsuRERs Oyyios. July 1865. }
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR DOLLARS PER
"A SHARE Tree from Government taxi thi. day
Glazed on ss s cs noS Iss e the rS%ry tn
49, - '''' ' , '''' " wpfsS cement, =" Trss.urr.
JosEPH U. ORvm PRECEDENT JoBs T HnI Cashier
SI No. IS pxs1 ., "ns ~
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT and the
GGssn%snt Tar b, Obi, day been declared BY h'
The Transfer Books will be eo-ed the "a Infant TO
open on the lot prOImo. JOHN n HILL Cashier.
TnR TR ,Dr.ryy'. NArroSAL BANK,
A DIVIDEND of SIX PER CENT and an
"A EXTRA DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT, free from
' will be paid on and 'ns, S l1y u.rsey c.,,,
O,ro. ov rnx NKw yoRx, rnovrDxsor AND BosroS}
kAnA'AD on'AsI !sISs n hA A Ts..
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of THREE
this day payable at the Oncs Of NJ MORGANs SONS No
e. aa It. 81 1 p,o s' Joy TsSE Is ~.
RANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH. 100,
Tho Board Of Director. have declared. DIVIDEND Of
DAY. the n 10Th MOI oSjaly GEOR0E FILLS, Cashier
]0UATHAM BANK DIVIDEND.-A Semi.
~ Annual Dividend of SEVEN 81 PER CENT. free q
Government tar will be paid to the Stockholders and
the 3th inst, Transfer Books closed
18th to 3u3b inst inc lusve. BY order Of the Board.
d. Il. SCHRElSER, Casbier
Newly orb, June 81, 1868. ...-..I.
Ovuon OF THs PIrTsBuRsH FoRr WAVES CuIcAeo)
RAILWAY 60, rIrrBUKeu. June ~, lvso.
nIVIDENDS.-Notice is hereby given that
IL the regular DIVIDEND Of TWO AND ONE-HALF
2i PER CENT the Capital Stock offths Company for
he quarter ending Jun inst bs. BEEN declared BY the
Board Of Directors payable free of Government sI on and
sner July L., prox-
The DIVIDEND ofTHREE AND ONE.HALF t1t PER
CENT due October 1862 the Third Mortgage Bonds,
ordered p,id In anticipation, less Government
tan ON and ater July u. rox. 49,
Sbsh odrrs aud resserrd At Nrw.fo!k Win
th,h dvidends th- agency tue Company Me-r'
" iNSLOW LANlER Go No 50 Wallet. and those reg
tered ct Pittsburgh frou, the frrasur-I al that c,y.
The Transfer Booh, will eos June DO snd will reopen July
49, proI. BY order Of the Board .,,,,