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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-01
1874 ID MS & CO.'S 1Qk1
lO)3.GRFAT EAST kRN Il WEST i OH

: u n u II
l,gkEs For the 5siii and al; CONVEY sv.5Tsss
.Sie Pne :o" C: and adj s,i fright
generally. Arrangements having been made with the
runnng The Express their Road the business pub
lie nj Evansville respectfully informed that Mes
senger will dispatched on Mon morning Goth inst,
and daily thereafter except sundayJ in eharg Of
aud freight forwarded through Adams & Co., To
ViIeennes aid Way Stations the rOad.
n Iron safe will be carried To give greater security to
valnaGles aud ia all goods delivered. immediate
J. arrival at either end wi,hou, extra charge.
The business eonneC fions aud of Adams
& Co.'S Eastern Express have been extended To EYa
vile, and p. g. O'RILEY & CO. appointed Agen,s for
boat. aid THoS. coXYXGToS 4 co. Agents for re
ccivig and delivering all goods for the city, al their
Book store. corner of Main and FRS, streets.
Merch ordering goods from the Eastern ct's
will npd great advantage in having them forwarded b!
Adams Co.'S Express the time Of which is rarely over
II Packages Of all descriptions. designed either 10
the East or for Tie Fincennes route should be cifat
IT. O'Rilcy ~ Co.'S Nharfboat. at tonNngton's Il
Co.'S Bookstore or Lo;cc be given they viii send for
them.
! VJoThe Messenger Mr. JAS REYNOLDS will bo a,
the train half hoar before its time Of starting, 10 take
! charge of whatever may Ice "Grr',i there.
Evansville. Feb. Ie, "a. (ap-s-iy) ADAMS & co.
DkIED Beef anu Cream Cheese, reed ,hi. day at
~ ap27 BhDFoRDS.
OsCFFEE.--lo5 bags Prime Rio in store and for sale
al aps 3! lowest market rates by SAMUEL ORR.
I -
- sale by (ap29) SAMUEL ORR.
INJOLASSES.-4 Co bbls and half bbls Common, Re
app; SAMUEL ORR
GLASS. 900 boxes ass'd Window Glass for sale by
" ap27 SAMUEL ORR.
4 ,ENENT Il LIME...
~ 30 bols fresh Ground eInent;
200 ibis White Lime; in store AID for sale by
ap-a SAMUEL ORR
SUCtIs. SID hhds direct from plantation for sale
~ by tap2') BEMENr q WEE.
DIO COFFEE.-35s bags prime Grecnjust landed
II and for sale by taps') BEMENT VltLE.
NaILS.--s25 Reg. Wheeling and Pi tsburgh brands
~ for sale by ('p2') BEMENr g. VlELE.
DITTSISURGIs ALE lisa bbis this day reed
l. and for sale b, (ap..l BiMkNT & VIELE.
DAME CUCk.-e5G bills Of that popular brand
" Whisky f'r sale by tal:.) BENEFIT & VlELE.
DLANT ALTON TzOLkSsES in superior ..Ben. |
ar27 BEMENT & VlRIE.
On DoZ CT rain Cradles;
~ 81 doz Grain Scythes;
80 doZ Grass do;
% doz Scy the SHatns;
80 doz Hay, Straw and Manure Forks:
10 bxs Scythe Siones;
10 doz English Reap Hooks: reed and for sale
tow by llPs1) c. NJ GRIFFITH.
lIORE or THEM PURE GROUND SPICES
VI 20 doz a pound cans Ginger:
go dcz = poLn1 cans Piment,; -.-
20 dOz :, pound cans Clssia;
20 d0Z "a pound Cloves; r..-.f-.ttr
- doZ Extra Mustard. WARMED pure;
For sale. wholesale aud RETAIL at rsrF- |
aps6 COOKS Family G rocery. /
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. H0we's Shaker SarsapariIla
MAY PARTY

MAY PATTY.
PRoF. LANo's Present Class will give MAY PARTY
at Crescent Hall, Monday evening, Nav l-t. that
evening being the close Of the term. supper will he
provided by Mrs. PENrEcosT, and oil music will in
attendance Tickets s per couple, juveniles 81 cents.
to be had at Conyngons Book Store and the door.
I'll
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-01
WODNI WlOD.

4 IL perOns wanting Wood. be Supplied by leav
~ ing their order. iih me, First street, two door
below Main. (ap21 ~ t..s .THOS. d. SMITH.
IN BUSH Meal just reed at
OU apa6 BEDFoRD's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-01
AN oRDuNaNCE-

To smend Van Ordinance passed May J. Is47 Defining
the Iia its within which no Frame or ooden ri, NJ.
ing SHAH be erected, passed April Is. 1854.
SECllON l. he IL ordained by the Common Cor neil Of
~ the Cry or Evansville that Section rst Of The ordi
nance TO which this is an amendment be s. extsnded
70 ineiuae within its ppryiew, the following: Lots
l13 ia u.s. no. 1911, Is2 Is3 1874 80 Ie lIs III s.
- 90 20, -, a. 20 and co, in the Original Plan OF saiS
e LOIS Nos l49 $50. Isl, i52. Is5, 49, re- Is7
,o ana To-, donation Enlargement Lots Nos J, 90, &
y I'D H. 12, b. IA. Is, I6 ". le, 49, %. el ~
@ o. S1 20, q 20, 60. 80. 81 and %, in the Lower
Methry's enlargement And that hereafter 10 d~elh
ng mouse, Warehouse. Store house, Ont house She'd
Carpenter or Black smith shop, other Build
hg ofany description kind whatever. fexcept the
same shall be built of Stone Brick shall be erected
removed or placed upon oi the med Lots
ceP permission be granted by the Common Council,
provided for by said isl Section VI said Ordinance.
Attest: s. Hopkins
GEO. n. ToDp Clerk Mayes o
n ID L..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-01

nn BUSH Irish Potatoes:
IUU IS bush fresh ground Coil Meal;
$50 lbs Ito Butter
500 doz do kzgsat whole sale. Jnst reed at
ape2 Coo KS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-01

IrRESH LoBSTERS-In and pound cans guar.n-
teed equa in every respect those just taken from
the she'll try them ). r. GIIBkRI d CO..
ap24 src. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-01

OS0 LES choice Family Butter. warranted fresh:
~CO 800 doz Eggs; just reed at (inyD COOKS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-01

AIS Eight Upper Rooms, suitable for oness o
Lodging Rooms In same Block Enquire Of ..s--ft
als4u ALLIS & HowES Water Of,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-01

n BBIS No. I Maekerel; 2 bis No. Q Naeyerel;
8 ? bbls Nos do; bhis No. SalnIon;
Is kits MOL do; just reed direct from New York
at tmyD COOKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

CSlRcUs-GRAND CON OXIDATION OF TIE Vw9
largest Circnses nrd rn"s porr'ar equestrian astb-
l-hnents in the world viz the we'll companies e
W,ch's Naiwsl Circus and Hippodrome, Of Phsdephiss
ard Lents Me- York Circus forming two distinct exb
tons blepcsd toqe her aud boIh given under io
mepse pavilion. fos single price Of admss,on-ros
ports By inferior companies To toe contrary, notwihs
standing Ioors Ut snd o'clock. Admissions
only 70 cents Tfese Consolidated companies will
btit, August l2b Syracuse, l4th, Jordan b,
Auburn 10th, Waterloo; I7'h, Gsasva; 18th, Canaan
daigua; 18th Lima 2!st, AVN Springs; 22d and 23d,
Rochester 24th, Htrgn; 25th Batavia; ssth, Aihicni
l8th, hecpa; 29th, L"ckport Both, lewiston, 3ist,
Niagara Fals; sapeEo1r aud 2, buffalo; 4h, AurorG;
9TH, Yorkshire; eth Pixies 9Th, RushfoId; sth, Cubss
9th, 0iesn, Pa; ilth Ceres; l2tn, Friendship; 18th
GeDesse; 18th, Hornelisviiie 16'h CADssteo; 16shy
Bath; 18Th, Pennyani lp,h ouHaee; Doth. Jefcrsons
2it f In ,; asd CG.ss 2a Aaason 2S,h La.
asth, wsv~Ilsy; ao,h, owsgo; october p Ishaca; a.
Cortland Ath, Me- athoo; 6th, Norwich 9TH, ss.nd
bridge; 7th, Greene; 9th, Bnghamton. -,
T>RANKI1N MusEUM, NO. IS BOwERY.-GE0p r
L Lea, proprietor -fhe above sstablshmeot, n
only in the United s,atea where the Model Art
exhibited 10 closed for the season, for the purpo-
Of re6tting &c. 1t viii reopen Saturday, Aug Q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06
CITY TRADE REPORT.

August Y. II.
Aszm ealss were made q small iots at IS so for pearls
and - Slx for pots, per 100 lbs.
BzxApnUns.-Flour was unaltersd. Tho days trans-
sssns embraced 5000 bbs inferior to choice STATE ct
. 20 u e2K mixed to fancy western 81 Is - IS,
and ether kinds At prices Tnere we're also
- 100 bols Southern aour a. steady rates Rye noSr
syatiens not excetd 600 BUSHELS ct d 30 for poor
.sw white southern and 81 7sK for good red Aissour
1aas varied h,tls Corn was on tae decline The days
business included Il 900 bushels 1t o. e8c for unsound
s sales ~ers mossrass ~nou anything
q nome Mt 70 notice Ia prices.
coun TIE sales embraced 500 bags RIO, At eye. .
1oke and 100 do Aaracsibo, At Toe
inucEs -Rates continued to rule In favor Of ship
yess, Rsgements to Liverpool light ADD, In
. neaspre, pompal. Grain was ct 2hd.a Sd and Aour
u 81 Cd. email lots of compressed cotton were taken
OF IA. To London $50 bbls naval storus engaged
= - Per $50 lbs and 60 tons antimony ut l Cd
we're ssgsged a. 25s To California rates we're dull at
ERUnfhsre rss some better feeling In raisns, with
sat SAILS Of moment.
HH5, ed .a, we're =" rare and held ss "a as PSF
sSir No ., and Is IS IS for barge No s. Dor Dbl
market duh at 900. 7cc, with sales Of
shout 600 bales
hors in better request but, being held with
MX1s-Abcut 500 bslos Aicant sold at IS 80 per
bals.
tsrpntre at 4Sc cash. and 900 barrels resin at 81 80
psr $40 rs
Gus Crude whale WAS in moderate demand at 5sc a
sSc per gnhon Crude sperm was unchanged loo oas-
kos olive, brourht IS IS Tbsre rather doing
n hsseea ~ jso soc. per gallon Lard quiet yet
sasasy
PRCvrioys-pcrk continued about the same; the rates
oomI rissd 471 btls si2 for AID s1u so
$50 GA for prime, pes Dbl Saies also report Oh
a 7l5 packages cutmets Ut former gores 900 bbA.
krd a, sec Ice. per To-, ana $50 bbls beef. at
changed prlces. Butter and chesse dull and
heavy.
Rx This article has been 10 fair demand during the
wes& uhor Oh pfjces have been without change. TIL
sahs for Il week amounted about casks closing
- 81 90 a "a 20 per 100 lbs.
esrEs.-Saes OF ~ case mace made at coo.
SvcAss he sales for the day embraced about 500 10
60 hesshesds, good part Cuba auso ,vsds ct 4c Q
SAsa and The remainder New Orleans 1T 4isc. So.
ionacco-Thc sales embraced 2oi State aud Ohio
4ic
1arIow The marke. was quiet at about IKE
WBsgry.-saiss made Of 500 bbis Ohio and prison
~ ale q 81 lc. ger calrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06
FpsANoiAL AND COMMERCIAL /.



sAruRnAY, august 5-sP.M
n market very heavy at the arst board to day,
far prcss concerned There considerable
agsviiy in transactions and large time operations
.aAs Illinois Ceatral bonds fell Of per cant; McCui
d Gala ~ Nicaragua Transit, y; New York Central
lsnssAa, s; Erie Railroad 4; Reading Rsroad " New
sssy znc advanced per cent; Hudson Rtvse Railroad,
]. Al the second board the market weaker, and
slsssd ct further decline Cumberland Coal fell od
pr cent Nicaragua Transit x; Hudson River RAiiroat
~: Reading Esiroad, Nj Erie RAilrosr, Illinois Con.
hal advanced X Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, y; Ns~
Jssssy line, y.
The steamship Pacnc from his port for Liverpool to-
day, carried out sos5a7o b specie-princpAy gold, in
UsHsd States Mint bars.
ne returns from the miracle coal regions show
ssssAsr week Of heavy shipments The sonuykin NAvi
eatsn Con psny brought down for the week ~ 76 TOMS
akipg the coal tonnage Of that week for the ssasoo
being Of last seasons business to
80 same time Of s,070 tons. The Reading Railroad
ls~psht down 80 b44 TONS making aggregate for tho
year Of s64 TOMS Of last years. tonnage
- the time of 2s6 6os tons. There were shipped
Ne Lsh'gb Navigation for the week ending on Satur-
oy HIT bol TONS making the tonnage for the season
hsn that region b4s o4l tons. The whole tonnage for
tAsvseb by the hree iuss ia 1oS tons, and for TIE
ssson, 22Oo,4ss tons. All the information from the
ssa rssioDs and the coal markets Indicates short supp
- cal Large orders, bseve, now received BY
vsrsr~tors and the price win probably gradually ed
vsnes To the end Of The
Ne coal tonnage the Delaware and Hudson OAnal,
~ present. ssoD has been kept much 10 thu dazk
IAs Arst simner Of light the subject We find In the
AausA Chunk Gosee Of Thursday the Sd inst BY which
karn that 1.-THE shipments last week So4 tons
bsng 1000 lsss than the preceding week. and 10000
svss The corresponding week last year.
4x,f~1 ~ e fonn
= sane time last year $50, los
low SsA's
The shiyments of coal by the Delaware and Hudson
Company and the Pennsylvania Coal Company fan short
- list years. 70 time about 100 600 tons. The de-
ssesse Of 10 nber shipments far ia 500 feet"
The HoDesdale Democrat says-"1he shipmeuts Of coal
kcn Hsnssdale by the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
Dany from the opening Of navigation to the 22d nst
aDesat to l44 COO tons. To the period Last year
~ shipments amounted to 1879 600 TONS Deficit ~, 900
tas The shipments from Hawley by the Pennsylvania
esAl Company to the ed nst amount to 142 TOMS
year they amounted to 1885, 900 TONS Deaoi
tens Total falling of far this season, 100 900 TONS
However, both companies In hopes At the end Of the
season TO show large export they did Last year"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

MRS PAFF CONNECTED WITH THE SPIRIT or
lvl bealh Mr. Editor, read in your paper Of tho
- III ut the statement If Miss Wood and having
suffered wi neuralgia Ia my face for week. l called
the Iext day to Mrs. Paf, 1913 Fourth avenue and
after waiting two hours for turn she operated with
mid character o. electricity which, under her magic
pce Use this Tor publicatio If you wish for the pub
lie good. ARANlNTA CURTIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

IDUBE BRANDY.-AII WINES ANO srmTr5 ARE
rold by me Just A. inportsd for cash only Otard u
ruy Co pennssssy lsf6 brsndas warranted of this
fs Il the sn<st article manufactured superior pass
Or h<osn sherry, a. per botle ten years oil London
oorh port vine g. bottle~trongy recon- meo.l.d
Ecr py.s Couptv orders esecussd receipt OF cab
ARTHUR KENDALL So. Nilim street, ". be.wscu
Beaver and re1ri stIee;a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06
ANTHOLOGY.
ACT nnA HERADS PROCLAIM MADAM
4OlsOOO Blanche the only reliable astrolo

461.OOO B nsp &. r asIy ....,. A ..sa
gist IN New York. DO consulted In regard to past
present, and future events love- eouftship and mar.
rege, business prospects, &c according to planets.
ALo, fortunate numbers for lottery tickets. No. 80
Thompson street.
MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER
1 services " the ladies and gentlemen CT this city
astroogy ~ books and science aud 10 to be consulted
about love, marriage, busDesa law natters &c. She
will tell the name Of The lady gentleman they win
marry also the names Of her visitors. Madame Alvin
speaks the English, French and German languagss
Resosnce 800 Bowery between First AMI second streets
Once hours from ~ A. II. to SP n. LADIES 10 cents
gentlemen 81.
MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, TR
Il most wonderful sstrOlngist In the world that
has ever been known she will tell Jast present and
future events and will show your future husband and
absent friends which has asonshed thousands during
her travels IN Europe. She ID o seventh daughter Of
seventh daughter and born with . natural gift by
invoking the powers Of her wonderful science to tell
their very thoughts and viii happy pairs TO
come together who will all enjoy the greatest Happiness
OF matrimonial bliss Her projections truly aston
shng TO all who visit her. Those who wish spt sdy
marriage may call soon, and hey may deEcnd upor
true advice founded the eternal principles Of magical
science 10 Broome street, between Cannon and Colu
bia. Gentlemen not admitted.
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Mr. pR 6RANDyAL,s BOARDING alIOoJ. FOR
1vl young gentlemen, Hudson terrace, Hobosen ". q
viii re cptn the let OF septic nbor Cironiars and
catalogues ~ the Institution end at sbophard & 90 n
10. ~ aBoton street special review and comucc u
c,ass ,of more advanced paIs Course >, ssadies CON
ltIsa IN sEe ,cas,
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YSUwYRy FHEArR = pRoPRr1oa, l. r. yALYs1sS
u essys Manager, W-wy s.--Doors cpan a. ~
o'cooh; csnn-ncp Ct IN Hses % cents; Pit ao5 GAb
iery, 12k cspts snDdss evening, August ,, JAd4
sbEPPAR), and Madame Asrg arsttA DINA on the rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

IcOR SOUTHAMPTON AND RREAKN-THE UNITED
II ststes mail steamer HERMANN. q H,gglns com.
mander win sail fer Brs men, touching 1t Bout hampton
70 hnd the msils and passupSsrs for England and
from pier No 81 North river. Prics Of passage
In the h1st cabin, main salooa. $3.50
In the hrss cabin, lover saloon Observation-Disclosures. ITO
= eoVSAu CabAh. "
Al expererced surgeon IL attached 10 each steamer
AL lstters must pass through the Post Office 5pscie
delivered In Havre and London For pAssAg- freight
apply 10 c. BAND, Agent II soa,h William st
Tho steamer Warrington viz succeed tho Harnanz,
and sail Eept, eth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

noiBRurs ACADEMY or WIRING, Bo0yKIIP.
evening for the august session at redueod terms An
accomplished practical accountant explains all the
tas o. real business transactions and prepares pupils 70
ctncuct amy set Of double entry books.
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asysRrNEEEsn gENEwEs EYEsY pAY


.~~>~~~y~>,~~>
A W. LAID CO.'S FIRST PREMIUM PIANO
foItes, with -ryc assortment OF new and
Hand ~ gres. bargains. Ne ssh TO call at
testspn 10 grand Diagonal piaro with new grand
scsiop, which has 9erior Ia All TIE points which
eDnsutsts . perfect instrumen..
LIN DIN 4 THOMPSON, AL Broadway.
DKlNS CORrLr BAEn.--MILTARy AND CIVIC
"A conn anes can BE- furnisAsd With ,he most ropuar
msstc, by Apply Inc ~ Tie hands head-qusr inc
Cysisi 22s Grand street between the Bowcry a. E1A-
beth street, New York. nosic supplied for al, airy
banda 1AiOS. q. ADKINS, Lauder
Inos. CoAIEs, Conductor.
NHE CONCERIINA.- A. TD3wICK, FROM
Il lDneon, professor OF tho concertiaa, singing and
piano. nes nId second hand English conceeiinas ct the
ksss quality and concertina music always SALE
n tuition, prices &c, apply at No o2 Greene ftseet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

VsHl LIVERPOOL AND PHIl.A DsLvT1IA sfEAu.
chip Company intend starting favarts sAsAships
H1OM YuILApBLRuA:-
Wy OF rnnaoeipha. basur4ay, d. 1884
Vsey 81 aAnsheStsr. saturday. seps - tAA
VRO0 LxvxDpOoL:-
Wg 9 khnadslpmA ...........N 1nesday Avg 1874
Cisy OF Aaneheste1. We'd essay, sep. 1854
eaicon sso ~ aad sse {sssordiss - sssis roessJ
umted nln boz Of third olAss gers s ~ tArsn
- ssnna Win sosfsrtas seol.s vrsvssioss 70,
P,stiss Wishing &c sE their nisnss sbtais
u6osess Of passes and dfAs Liverpool n Of 81
walnut street PhilAdelDkia.
~ The 0hsgov en1 New YoyA Stesnshtp CompAnys new
HraAsss GLASGOW. ga tons 81 hosss poss1 Robert
Ever wni leave ss, yosh fsr Gssse :. ssSc US
rooms %; DO nidships DO Szs sssoss eahn 80; third
class ~ Rev ross sis bills cole sniy tAssn Apely
70 JOIN NoUv NON - aroadvay.
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(tOAL SO 50 PER TON.-PEACH ORCHARD STOVE
~ Coal for four days, from boat. Apply TO JANE
BAGlEY, Coal Yard, Is Oak street.
(lOaL AT NO g JAMES STREET.-THE UNDFN
~ -igrsd is prepared 20 sell the best quality OF
red ash coal ct the lowest ket price Or1crs receiv
at the iath ward hotel Of Duane and Centrs
streets at $50 second avenue, OF twenty afh
street, OF at tie yard, % James street ?. GARRiCK
(yOsL-I STILL CONTINUE TO SELL TIE Bet
~ quality Of red ash, the same a. have sola for the
Last fifteen years At the Of King and Green sch
,treets, and Twenty fifth street and Ninth sveauc.
weight and quality guaranteed or forfeit the coal
PETER CLINTON
Txuif.. SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY SOTLCITS TBE
attention II his friends and All persons sirous a
procuring good article Of coal TO that wb he has Al
present on hans Intending 10 keep bat the frs,
Isty Ter thosc who feek such article he desfrss
ma Mey would msks IL point to give him tidal t
ne loscst msrs 81 prices CHARI f. WATERS
% hing and Greenwich streets N. B-Orders BIZ
u The city. - -
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HoPe
DURDY's NATIONAL THEATRE --DRNs MReIs VI
i uppsr Bosss % e-nts, Pit i2K cents; Orchestra
Chairs, SO espts, Prisars Boass s5 Dosrs spsn 1t
iSHR srvsssk s Mr. 'rs.ss 1sss S
Ethiopian DsDcss, follasea py Mr. G. FouAains in Q
70 30 followed by LAD. IN tue WONDERFUL. LAMP,
Dance BY Missisfole, and oouclude With THE LADY
AND THE DEVIL -.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM REVIVAL. or
ID tbe great moral araDa OF TIE OLD BREWERY, az
the request Of h. ndred and twenty three Of
most respectable citirs; toe African united twins.
two heal hs, Glib rsi sameEtely joined at ths back;
Aft. moon a, g., IN. new c,mi; drama FROM VIZ
LACE TO OuRT In the evening. At o'eioek, the
moral or~ma Of TIE OLD BREWERY. Admitsanss 26
cents; ebcrep npds 1o, I'm cents first balcony and
parqpet l2k cent extra.
DuCKIEY,s $40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ATTRACTION.
ID MONDAY EvksAa, AUGUST 2,
grand conn liusnisry beneotfo
4 III MS AND 7 y. BRIGGS,
being their last appearance previous 70 their departure
e II PIERCE AND JERRY BRYANT
have Kindly volunteered their services this 0ccasions
being alo their las, appearance before their departure
i0r California u TIE , sy st'sng,h Of
wiz appear, being the last night Of :" Cinderella
NB-Taesday evening, August s, q grand nss nor.
lefque ON BaAe's Opera Of The Bohemian GIRL in
80 s.-2-----------------
HtASTLE GARrEN THE FOURTH GRAND sUSIAY
~ CUNCEkT, ar CASTLE GARDEN,
BY LOpWoRrHS BAND,
win taie pisce On
SUNDAY EVENING. AUGUST Q,
when win be presented ch ice programme OF CassA
and sacrcd Nusic comprising the
GEMs MODERN OoNPO6ERs
For prRrsnpe .. &c, small bulls.
Admission ..................... rs cent?
Doors olen at g. performances commsnces at O'Clock.
Tho Garden VIII Opeo throughout tho day uD 3
ocNck for sisi.sr dssir"ns Of enjoying the ecsa
breeze, and wing THE mssndcaaI scenery Of She bay
and harbOr from The upper galleries. Admission l2x
O~ntn.
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FURNITURE.

IrEASfIIED OUTAGE FURNITURE MATHEWS
a. STACY 6la Broadway, Offer for sals at vorv rss
suced proee the entire and very extensive stoch a.
snameed cottage snd other furniture. Uhe larv~at IN
TIE oy) from which every variety Of taste can s. FRA
u9ed prepare crS to c5ssslntion OF partrcryhip.
IySAMEIIED FURNITURE BUYERS OF THIS FASH.
III oDabl. style of furniture solicited to examine
tho stock at the sales and factory of s. H. WAR
N. Bible trade and shippers supplied a. usual
I-OR SALE CHrAP-TIlE WHOLE OR PART or THE
furniturc Of irst class bous., being In perfect
ard only In for few months tho house may bs
also icntsa, which u PLEASANTLY ocaiei, atccn minutes
deisrce fsep wansiIeet Address T. L., Herald ofrce.
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A RARE CHANCR-rO LEI The LOWER PART OF
"A the b0use and attic room, No i1S Grand street,
+w doors from Broadway Ths furnture Win b. let or
sold Address TO the Drug stare No 50 North William
corner of Chatham.
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L'OR LvERPOOL-SiEAkSHIPA ALPS, &. r. NOODLE,
IL eoDmander-his new ana powerful steamer will
AL from the Brtish and North .merscxn Royal mail
team packet compAnys doch, ct Jersey City, satur
LAY the 18th INST Freight taken ct reasonable rates APP
ply 70 L CUNARD, No. Bowling GREEN
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GUknAY BOAT kOR ALBArY--MER.HANrS' LINE
- In connection with New York Central Railroad
Ibe steamer HtR0, capt J. W. Hancox, win leave the
pier foot Of Robinson street every Sunday, at O'Clock
Fer fieigh, or pssssgc apply board, Of @. r.
slANllY, Of the ofhce the dock.
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EXCURSIONS.

nANCE BY THE LIGHT OF TIE MO0N.-GaRAH
IL gala oorion excursion up the North river to Hast
iDRs, Monday, august 1904 The large and powe
barge Clinton, and Uaion Brass Band, are eDgsged &
capcipg III DO under the dsctinns u eomm.tse IT..
boat viii leave Delaney street at r. n, Peek sill
g. pier North river, at 81; Spring street At 6h Az
street at o. wen,y fifth s,Iset At Nj kAnhs.tanv.s Al
OK. The boats viii lay at Hastings aboU one hour
refreshments el, bs provided bard returning -
In the morning, stopping at ali Of the above lan@ne
Fare for the excursion ~ cents.