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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11
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LSe I'LL ~ LII LII DEHU !
AaI lSsra Ihat pe,ee, and radical ours e WARRANTED
debility, nerfoua complaints, melancholy thbnghs de.
pgpgon q spsitq datroas aud anguish VI miud los.
power puny growth, Visiting away AID want " e"n
henee IN Ahelhaevea, alniing Ms. ooRsulnyo tsom.
/ .iiEAR WHAT ThE MEnIoAL PRESS sAYa
none pyuicAnl require 70 be told the nnlura of your
alaopSe5-lhe ENgIhsH hprARIo PliYsIOIAN aoos
him % doscTbe the disosaas without eay inSormatbn
from tho patient 10 expin IT, original cause and 10
Sill hosss,s Sas .apI AG vhH, more valuable s. he
lor nol All his communications aud intarviowu aTe
strictly pirate snd confidential, Asdsoal yearaaI
Tho botanic Remedies Of DR.. haphaal, the Enelsh
botanic Physician, hilod yet 10 make pdffoot
radical radical sld permsnsnt sars q ALL PRIvATE, az
luhkIi AND WIN EItEAL DIsEABEa. Whhoui tle ,lss
Of Mercury, without hnddranso from bnslnpas and
without iear of dacotery exposure. No dsady toi
som, sagh Arsenic, naH yomiea opium, Or any other
hnt purely Vegetable Botanical RsnsdloS are uso1 by
thls wonderful Botano Physician. Ha Botanic ResHs
dies never yet acd to the most Obstinate and the
most dangerous cases. and TO remove all mercury and
other impuTitos ffom The system Nhsn al other es-
Go0D RRws ron sIHdI.E MEN ooNTKaapI,Ar.
lh0 MARRIAGE. HeAr, what the DaltlraaTo eoIfel.
popdeM q tho oddfolloy Boonsboro. Maryland, said
rRana5Sas q diaias caused by early indIsoro
.on hAyng hesA pssarnsd by The Knglih BataRs Pay.
q ss ~ kc, Ssssis ssa s dSSSsosf dSSs so a. 81 ses az
service 10 tho sufbring. Ono ease IN Iartouar-thnt
~ young man 10 this oiyTia worthy fnote. lie had
CAUSES ah1dde and amor yoA Of SanoFag and Doctor.
lug gave np all hopes Of recovery lie Wlhad . marrI
Ad was dsAriJ beloved BY a. sweat gr a oVor lpSd
words OF tanoeton but h0 waa isArf nexoah and proa.
Hated ho dared na we'd on account of the shattered
state o. 4lp, He sought tViof a the hands IL ne
the popp and yoor of yoath has Eelarnsd and ~ 4
hQN the happy htleE a q pair of bEisht boys"
psi s.s Sss All NJ os sss sssSs sSss .as, sS
ihey inal teiy ppap TalioL tbs oflco \ at No Sc
nAst llllll bet sycamore 81, And hroaaway, DIN.
q Width S.--2d ool. ~, ~.
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le will toll you their circumstances and their fnure
prospects, mud what IL bottor than MI, hc can tall YOU
their thoughts and what thor 'rphl" ihtuntions hrn
What Is letor STILL 10 tod thoy will make you
happy.
DR.. Rsphsol IA, thcrcforc, = sire dependence.
To all IN business bis advice Is invaluable lilo uau fra
tell, with The greatest certainty, the result " all
mercln aud business transactions aud sieculatiuns nf
Raphael ntorprots dreams fr lottery nulnbars with I'm
failing Rccuracy.
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0GIants.

Two PUOuAsH-A horse and iaRgy O. uuiky, ohean
Il foF sS'h, EDsFaTs atihis efbso "a jaiSaa
WAHTnD--l psttnsnsEa shuhon Rs hook
wv kesPss. eleHk Balesuoan, t.Ayeling agent, man.
hNeSereT of tnbQrep. 1he adverhber onera tka in
susenaens of ncqnanel,ce with mo Fiensh, German
..l MI Hngiish e.nf'@ReA lnquge a Mo. lOaan ~
.dsssai.. - =. sALyAToR sonyEysR
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ATTACHMENT KOTICR

Mary Jane brsht, Adiainialrairix af Win. RuRhta
estate, Plaintiff against Jonas hooghlOy, DefndAnt
Belore John Burncu, Juslice Of Tho Peace ~ jeF.
ferson tosn.hip' Aonag smefy eounty Anounl
q olaiInod-ell6 10 u =
ON the isih dAy o. JantAry, 1874, SAD Jn.te a.ued
" an order Of httAchmentln che alato aftion for
tho sum ~ one hundred and hReen dollars AMI seV,
eniy i've cents, Case sci for hearing % the iSh av
81 aArch, isua, a O'Clock A M. WV u -
banopts' h NAM JARn RRlGHE
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sHERIFFs SALE
'''''',s' ys Hob 0'''"0' F''''
n. HAlcA.

E.R. batch rks. sss ss.
DY virtue OF ysndi execution issued ia the above
ID ease, will offer At public sale, A. upon eEeou.
lions Al Law, on
Saturday, Rshruary 2T, Is6t,
AZ two O'Clock IN q said day At the Coun Houae in
the city Of Dayton, tie following described eal estate
via; Let nt 6ersd thiTteen hundred and Hitty-nlhe
3aal numbered on the revised plat Of the city OF
Dayton, In the county of Montgomery and state Of
Ohio
ssld lot Is situated near the corner Of Caroline and
King streets, In said city
Takes on execution a. tho properly Qf u r. Hatch
st the sSt of George H. Holt and has been Appraised
az $3.50 and cannot sell Tor lesH than two-tlrds OF
said appTaRsme Terms caah Ylrlr Il.H
GE0RGE WOGAMAh, BheTin Mont county
JOHH HovARp, Attorney iaf3wts
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FOR SALE BY

laslIH .fii4 ff..t ..HH tHlf
wm wenatAon and W W stewart. De yton, George l.
heyer, hmmlshurgi Iston Slayer, " lioni Q AndeT
bon, OoDteyyllei " ~ yerH, New Leila aoni JRekeon
nhamherHlsarr; u E Ran4f, haEFisln rRi u n Divine,
Iohpgvlei A nQld Iambert. south Abingdon; jacob
Saver, West lat,nnr0; Rookie 10, gieTtnanlo own
2 W Mqrply, vRndalial n Niekoa. ~ hertyj u Reea,
hevoTling Her. talnI al W ryfmont,
Wiuiems kvennr, West halhm0rai Parker. Bro. A
ioi ParkeTshufg; and 10 nfugansls and merohAnla
genep.ay tlsDsl1oN1 mo N tod stass ead csnaaAA.
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TN DAILY.
One sqtars toighty words, aeidl hsinserhon..s s9
One eqnarai ufee daf ~
0ne nluafe, one Woek -....,...,.,,.. ~
One square, one mont ~
One square, three months,
Ono square, sly 10 v"
hasa ~ IN WEEKLY. .....
One Aqlnrei eighty werdp one week t...l.,sAk.N Nn
Per raquHre, eaehwockin addition ~
A4-1ernia for Advertisements. occupying great
space, or for Rlonger period than above specified,
known Al Che Connfng Room, - ~ adtertsetnei
charged at tho above rates, unlere written agree
rnant N made preylQua 10 INSERTION. 80 casual al
yertiaenonth truathe IAld for II Advanra.
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.ARMORY II ALL
ON THB pOSTOFFToH BU1I.DIh0l
TIsHIS magnaoeni Hdl hAs basn assroughly reao-
i waited and u aov Incomplete ordef. tNlli b0for
ront durlnR 10 vintdr br Bals, FarS &o. Apply to
dssdIW tFLaWis WILLIAMS, Oleeg's Hall.
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&rorertes, sc.
K,OBRIhu, N. oBRtrr
EpWAaD O'BIslnN y BROTHER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
....-...p AND 'asroRrHRs or
BrasAdios, Wines, Gins, CiEhra. and Irish
'', and Scotch whisky, 4t
"H'iniN"'dA AND puAAHnH N Tf lnuuIH
DOmleStlo Wines and LiaOOrs.
Also,
Agents for Salc Of Pure bourbon whisky,
Agena for salC Of PurO IlourDon VIII

Ml loaYo moet Fospeclally 10 arqtant theS cus
- omers md Mo e0mmtnisy goneraly that they
have oiilered hse partnership, nnder tho natno nna
style 81 ~ VBRlEH 4 BRQPHKR Tor tha purpose
o. carrying on ho wholesale grocery, liquor, cignr
and tobacuo busntsa In dayton, Ohio, nj lhe lnte
spand OF n o Arien, no 3Oi second saoet Is. ~IlI
Having ample means 10 enabc ns e. purchase moods
fom th0 best houses in New York, Bahmore and
Philatelphia and having had fifteen years experience
n tho trade, NO bod ont nhe hest induremeh 70 our
Old ethsomeIs and Il othesa who may he kind enough
N. WBRIRNI lato of ehe hrm Of oBFion a Poo,
foledo Uhio, will deyoto his hme and attention To-
please all those who may como lo huy Mt thia weu.
known House, and b. o'BRIHN, will treat the cHin.
mllrniy ist9r N possible, th N ever baoro., Roth OF
" iee very grateful for past hyors, aud eunest ty 30
hcitn Share OF your nutufe patronage nhAdaw m
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:For Rrnt.
HOI5IsT, FOR ItI6NT.

FHNHE large and eommodona hotel noar the railroad,
l on the CORNER 0f Main and Sixth street. known NJ
the Chicago lIohse, Formerly callad tho Anthony
Housed ~ offered Tor rent, 70 good tenant. The
house Is largo hrok. atnated near tho Railroad De.
pot, and but and use erpressy for hotel. Persons
wishing lniormaton ia regard 90 tho honse are re.
quosied 10 caIl ~ Ne. le1 Fith rtroet nirkey's
Block dei4aim ,. BiRKEL, Agent
tuieeinnae Enquirer eopyI
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nELAWARE WATER GAP PROPERTY.

~ ORPHANS COURT SALE. BY virtue Of sn order Of
the Orphans Count Of Monroe County the undeI,isust .d
mnHator Of the estate Of the Rev. Horstio Howell de-
ceased win expose to public sale at tho hotol OF Thomas
Broadhesd, the premises Saturday the h ftebru
any 1904 at o'clock p m, tho following described real
estate late Of sd deceased 10 wit Al ths certain
and tract piece Of land situate Ia the township Of
smthheld IA the ssd county, adjoining ands Of VIM. X.
Snyder and James Fsnnsr containing shout II
less The Improvements thereon Brick Dwelling house.
20 by Is feet with wing 70 feet In width two stoUs high
extending IN ain building " feet a.ms Kitchen
attached 10 said wing n foet BY - fee frame Barn ~ feet
by 10 feet Cow house IN feet by ~ feet frame Shed IL by
II feet Carriage house 10 by "a feet IN lee house BY
feet, and other ont buildings. -
The land Is nearly all cleared and In rood state OF cutva
ton " ith fine lot OF fruit and ornamental trees
The property is situated about bali mile from tho kits
tlnny House Delaware Water Gap. The situation OF the
buildings elevated and commands hne view Of tho Della
ware Riy and the mountains forming the Gap" There 10
no beautiful prospect In tho country.
The house originally bull, for boarding school, bu!
during the months 1. used to accommodate city
boAders II is well adapted TO both purposes Terms and
conditions made known on the day Of sale.
DAVID SHANNON, Administrator.
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Sales bn Auttion.
A j. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell at
M auction.
UEpvPcDAY Heh

WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is
O'Clock AZ the Exchange Ssesroom No Ill Broadway
FXFCIITOHS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON IOrH-AVE., 42sD, 43D AND HTH-STREETS BY
ORDER or GEO. ". WRIGHT esq.. EXECUTOR.
IGTI-ANENUE-9 lots the east side. between 4Jd and
4ith-streets each 25Sl0O (inoiuding coHer-l.
lOFH-ANEhUEl lot on east side, between s4h and 18th
sts. size 2jIlO0.
4,ND-SrREET-ia lots north aide OF f2nd st. 100 feet
Of och av each 25Kl0O T. ftndsi l. 100 feet widel
4JD-STRE ETC lots north side, commencing 100 ieet
eat Of ilth.sv Size l5x 100 each
-STKEET-f lott south side Of fih st. commencing
100 feet east Of lOth-sv. Title perfect
For maps &c. srpy TO the auctonrers No - Cednrst o.
to Wright Merrihevs, No. 80 Walltt
ALSO,
by ORDER or THE EXECUTOR,
TIE 6rstcss history English basefnen brown stone front
house and lot No 2le West ed. (Boormsn place) on TIE
block house 1855 and IN perfect order Has All the
modern Enforcement The neghborhood both sides OF
the street is built up Of trst clsss houses.
ALSO,
BY ORDER or THE EXECUTOR.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT BRlDOEPORf, CONN,
plot o. ground at Bridgeport Conn, late the estate OF
Thaddeus Hubbo deceased situated adjoining the STERN
Hotel the north the II Main and Cannon Sta
opposite Connecticut Bank, al the head Of Wal 81, CON
tanning more than IS feet by upward Of 200 labout acfe
with the double brick ion thereon This property Il con
sdcred the valuable plot in the city OF Bridegroom iof
business purposes g.. ~ -
FOR maps terms. &C. apply 70 the Auetcneer, No. q
Cedar st. N Y, or THADDEUS III. LANE esq, Auof'
ney and Counselor No. IL Broadway, ~ T.
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WAN AMBURGH & Co.'s MENAGERIE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
A m ~ NC AXAN.

CKEAT MURAL ENfIIBITIUN .....,
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
No. $50 and SAL BROADWAY between Prince and sprung s
Open from l0s. M, to 10 P. Admission . cents
FOURTEENTH SUCCESSFUL WIEN.
Of this Mammoth Geological Enterprise, which unequaed
by any exhibition OF
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
I'm either Europe or America SO vast varied collection
never before offered for public inspection in any country
Some OF which -
as white the driven snow. recently imported nom
Germany and tho only ever seen IN any country
Not spot single dark shade tfnishes tho aafAg
wheress Of thase magnificent birds.
A BEAUTIFUL NEBRASKA ELK,
captured near Fort Benton the Upper Missouri River by
PARTY OF ASSINlBOlNE INDIANS.
The only one exhibited in this city for many yeMs.
A BURMESE, OR SACRED COW.
IN the Empire of Bua this animal 10 worshiped by the
Inhabitants II IL considered sacreSious act to touch
them In any To be seen OF all hours
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY.
STRICTLY MORAL AND REFINED.
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A J. BLEECKER, son q Co., will SELL

A J. BLEECKER, son q Co., will SELL
IN. at AUCTION GA thursday March ., at IL O'CLOCK
At tho Exchange Sale-roori, No. III Brosdwa ..-.-
EXECUTORS SALE, By ORDER OF JAMES Guion'
EXECUTOR
MADISON 1.-THE 2story and attic brick house No ts,
between Pike and Marketsts Size Of house. 2,14 ~ good
order aud contains gas and croion 10; laxn0 with Rense
lease having wears May 1864 with all the usual
covenants of renewal. Ground rent + liO per arinum
COFNTEs SIIP-The 5-s'ory brick FIRE proof store ana
lot No r. bet Water and Front Sire 70 H. a. iTont ana
rear BY 3i.8 ia depth.
FRONT STThe 5slory Ere proof brick store ard lot NO
IG hot Broad and Moore size n feet IN front and z, r.
inches BY ~ f. depth Building nearly new. occupied as
aud produce store situated near the Com L4chShse
Mans sc ri No. Z. CcdaT-st
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Ticket, ONE DOLLAR each and be had OF either Of
,ts committee; or at GOuPlLS. No. III Broadway; AP
pLFTON s Bookstore and JAS. MlLLERS Bookstore, OPP
po.ts 81. Nichols. - - -
P0'''' COMMITTEE on RECEPTION
REGIS GIGNOux, No. is l0thsL; N. Is. KITTEL Nc.
aet s,hsvi X. W. HUBBARD, No. Is 10th st.; H. W.
HFFCIiER No. 80 Columbsst. Brooklyn; JOHN Will
HANSON, JOHN A. PARKER, jr, No. lJT Montague 81,
R,oaIIyn i. +. AVERY, No. lO2 Nsssau-st.
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Amuseuenfs.


RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS or
THE INIMITABLE DRAMA.
THE INiMITABLE DRAMA
HELVEI;
HELVEI; ur
HELVEI; Ilrr1
HEIVEI; laf
THE GALLEY SLAVE OF TOULONs
THE GALLEY SLAVE OF TOULcN.
which BY Psriiic.g I1s e. viii be n,
CONTINUED ONE WEEK LONGER,
POSITIVELY But ONE,
POSITIVELY BUT ONE, I
Tn i' Gs al DOMESTIC DRAMATIC sPEOrAd14
MIRIAM'S CRIME,
which will be brought nert Monday with s'sssoss ssss'
cry aud enchanting music.
Hence, Hevei will be produced
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
THIS WEEK,
at and bali past I. and positively no longet.
MIR HARRISON.
the Comic and Imprompu Singer appears ct each psrea'
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER,
m IL. at sns Gn sns ssS
THE FOUR ENORsi0Us GIANTS.
THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN.
'''" TIL THE :T TALE il. QUARTET OF HUMANITY
'''' '''' 7 THEY IL ARE Perfect WONDERS.
and no lover Of the curious. or Of - -
NATURES MARVELLOUS WORKS,
should fiil seeing them.
They are visible at all hours. are also
THE TWO ELflN DWARFS, -
Tie LILIPUTiAN KING, and GEN GRANT FL
IA yesx, DID, snd ~ in high ~ old and ~ IN hee
a JAPANESE MAShIN HOG.
Tie WHAT 10 1T or. MAN MONKEY.
ALBINO FAMILY
THREE GROUPS OF MOVING WAX FI0URES
Wax Figures Queen Victoria Prince ard Princess u WAss
and other celebrities. - $500, .,
ME WARREN. in their wedding costume which they vue
ut the Generals marriage FEB 10, 1893.
THREE SPECIFIED BROOK TROUT.
EACH WEIGHING OVER FOUR POUNDSt
have Just been added to the Aqusris- - -
fIsCAfORIAL sPoRfSMEN TAKE NOTICE.
They be uxurang in the eiessnt crystal fseD
tain, IL In their mountain streams
A MONSTER PYTHON, I
the grea. dragon Of the East, and
| OTHER MONSTER SERPENTS
ROBERT H0UDIN5 AUTOMATON WRTTEk
EDUCATED SEAL which plays MUSICAL INST8U-
MENT, and million other wonders
Notwithstanding this immense combination OF NovettHe-
four times much be found elsewhere at ten tmes ~
IN. price of admission remains at only 70 cents a.
dres under ten years OF age 10 cents
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Professional Notifies.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
IL Scalpel attends exclusively to OPERATIVE SURGERY
AMI the obscure diseases Of the Pelvic V,cora Hernia
Ieno rhoid Varcocee aud fistua Office hours from TO
o. 70 :. and to Evenings. The last number OF The
Containing articles tLese subjects may be had oil
ENEkARDUS WARNER. No. Nesey'i. Astor House.
FREDERICK |. KING, Counselor at Law,
Notary Public and Commissioner OF DEEDS for al the
Loys States and Territories also Spanish Lawyer admitted
Havana IA 1857. Documents prepared In Spanish when
required. Office No. ~ Broadway.
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4 I BLEECKER, son d. Co. will sell at

a i. HITEIhETt, NVN ~ VU' VII h0T, ~.
N auction on TUESDAY 10th February at 10 o'clock at
the Exchange Salesoon. magnificent FAhM OF 81 acres
Lloyds Neck L with good farmhouse and ont bldng,
The Is uny aed bon proyerbl for It's healthu c
mate tree from every kind Of malaria 80 that in'ad- regain
health there When All other resorts have filled The I.e"s
and surroundings extremely beautiful the groves are es
tcnsve there l. n rcosed garden and orchard
the land of the first quality; there beautS shade rtes
on the grounds drives and walks uneqnaed both
the property and through tie adjoining estates the n
half mill from the steamboat wharf; the h.hns are
the beet character and close by the bathing hne on
superb beach tbe prospect macen' reaching yong ibs
Sound A. whole be pronounced one OF the nne.t
estate, for sa. in this country map Of the property may
b. seen ?, the Auctoneer', Office No u Ccdaf-.t
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DROUK I1 Y ACADFM1 VF MUNIC.
A GRAND MUSICAL and LITERARY ENTER
TAINMENT will be given under the auspices OF the
MUStEOLA ASSOCIATION,
Friday Evening March 18th, 1866
In aid Of the Ds.bed Veteran Members their families and
those Deceased Members Of the l4h Regiment NJ L. s. H.
.sb and 9th NJ Y Vols (of Brooklyn now In the service Of
the United States. . .
Tbs Programme combining Musical and Literary Talent Of
the 6r order Will be issued early day by order OF
" WILLIAM COIT, Chairman Committee Of Arrangements
Hs! ? \ s E, S;:siss, Sub Committees
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Sales bn Anttion.

DANIEL A. MArHEws Auctioneer-No. sc N,.san a.
DEWS Of tho MERCER-Sr. PRESBYTE-
Il RAN CHURCH-DANIEL A. MATHEWS WIN so'l
ut auction, THURSDAY E.EhlNe Feb lB al 0 ci9c.
the Mercerst Presbyterian Church.
Tie Church win be open during the day for inspection,
Circular Itaning full PARTICULAR can he obtained OF VIZ
GEORGE X. LOCKWOOD. No All Broadway, or OF JOHN
CULVER, sexton OF the Church. No. 3i ThomPsons~
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VIRCU S.-BROADwAY AMPHITHEA.
~ TER, No. +s5 BROADWAY.
L. b. LENT 'riiiiiiy;ssDa'Y fvENING Feb. is
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
WEDNESDAY and SAT- AT 4 RDAY ArTEsS"~.:Ss
Bs9ADI%1 WV c,ecrs
WIZ &c 49,, s & sp1ySDoRs
nos: NovEI AND ASTOUNDING Nc FEATURES
RESo%Ss6 p %Mfaf fRI DspA
OF ANCIENT ROME
SSr.. iu!fodactioa nc Of Y0UNG DUCR6W in b, 'N
GRAND HURDLE ACT
GRAND HURDLE ACT
E HEN ! %SAEsEP ssSSsssss aES
UPON A TRAINED BUFFALO.
II should be understood distinctly that the animal ussd q
this ss%G sEfFXIo 81 THE FAR WEST
wONDR0Us SPEED AMP AGILITY.
direction Of hi, intrepid rider cannot fail to excite the wosAs
and admiration Of every behodsr ,r
MaDsaE LOUISE TogRSSiRE,
woman inst appeared in America will continue ~
exquisite ''p0'P1siSsRRii s 81 IN HATTIE EcoLE,
and also appear at each entertain ent in her -
GRAND ACT WITHOUT SADDLE OR BRIDLEt
GYMNASTS, CLOWNS. ACR0BATS, 'OLTiaEUM.
&c. Gc, attached 70 this,
THE MAMMOTH CIRCUS OF AMERICA,
together with the uuequaled collection OF -
DANCING, TRICK aud PERFORMING HORSES.
win be introduced in choice selection OF those
ELEGANT AND EXCITING SCENES
which have gained for the entertainments given st this ss
lishnent = .-..
THE HIGHEST ENC0MUMS
aver ID upon similar In this country
FIRST WEEK OF
THE EDUCATED SACRED BULL.
THE EDUCATED SACRED BULL.
Of Hndostan only animal Of his species ever trained -
D, rorm in less remarkable geological woa
wv '" ADMIRABLE TRAINING AND sAGACrrY.
THE UNDERSTANDABLE PRE-EMINENCE
OF the Troupe attached to the
BROADWAY CIRCUS
at the AMPHlTHEATER, No. AS BROADWAY,
the central location the superior accommodations for vno
REFINED CHARACTER OF THE PERFORMANCES
civ en- there having combined to make
THE FAvORlTE FAMILY RESORT
Of New York the particular attention Of heads OF families
called 70 the fact that on .n.,o,,.,.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
WEDNESDAY and SATURpA AFTERNOONS
all the extra attractions of tho week will DO found included b
the programme. .,,,
Mstinees Wednesday and Saturday afternoons q y
O'Clock. Prices as usual 49, ..,-~.x .,.ro
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS.
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0uIcx PACIFIC NAL STEAMSHIP Coxrssr'
OssIcE o. NgRsuYE & Co., Banker.
M "a Wsi..t New-YoTk, Jan. %, 1894.


WE have notice from the General Subscnp-
w toa Agent $40 Loan thst the whole amount Of tins
loan au .zcd by law La been taken by subscrbers We
cannot t.seose furnish Heretofore the bonds par aud
fateres,.
We sbli peas.d;o I'll orders or these bonds at ntrsc'
and ,s endeavor keep constantly on hand ready Tor
tmmediai, delivery f1l assortment.
We al, buy aid ser al Kind Of Government, Stocks
The new FIVE PER CENT INTEREsT-BEARINo
ITGAL-TFNDER NOTES.
SIX PER CENr CERTIFICATES OF INDEBNED-
MSS.
SEVEH-THIRrY TREASURY NOTES.
SIX PER CENT COUPON and REGISTERED BONDS
1851.
L.. 5. OF hRTERMASTFBS' CHECKS.
Haturins Certificates COLLECTED or CASIIED on favor
Able terms NFRMILNE Co..
Government Agents Fiye-Twenty Loan
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xGTAIL,hCKs TUESDAY.
w Doors open at " Overture Commences ~ ~ Du''
rises at its conclusion.
Mr. Lester Walscks STANDARD Drank
ROoEDALE
EINETY-FiRST TIME,
With It's Beautiful Scenery. Novel Machinery Original Music
Great Cast aud Attractive Tablesu. .
andir which Mr. LESTER WALLACE Mr.. GIliBERT, MT
FISHER, Mr. HOLLAND Mr.. JOHN SETON; Mr. DALI
Mr. BROWN Mr. PARKE-S, Mr.. POPE, Mrs. HOEi,
Miss CANNON, Miss MORANT, hrs VERNON, Mrs
JOHN SETON Miss BARRETT Misc ~ BRUn. and
Mas CARhlAN will sustain their original character"
WEDNESDAY oh timel-The new play
PURE q ID.
THURSDAY--9ld night OF ROSEDALE.
FRIDAY 18Th tme)-PURE GOLD.
SATURDAY-9ad night Of HOSEDALE. ,,
Due notice will be given OF the next representations OF I'll
LOVE CHASE, MARRIED LIFE and the CI4ANDEsIlNE
MARRIAGE, and first time this season) Of MASKS AND
FACES. 49,. ,,.
Carriages be ordered each evening Of Pure God at
quarter past 10.
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DOCK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 493
~ way nearly opposite Il. Nicholas hoteLGEO LEA
WITT, Aucionerr by T.. Coolev Consnmens solicit, 3D.
TUESDAY, March 29.The Regular New York Trido Sale
Of BOOKS. STEREOTYPE PLATES. STATIONERY, &C..
will commence on TUESDAY Mnrck 30 Invoices for t.,
sale (which promise. 10 be Of the most attractive Spring
.ales In anma YeArsl khnnld be cent IA q once.
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IRON! IRON!
i 900 tuns Grey Fore Glendon. At Newark, N: }.
Loo tuus Grey forge Hudson ut Hudson, ~ Y,
$40 tuns no. Foundry Allentown. at Enibelhp)r' or
Philadelphia.
$50 tuis no. 2Poteepse, n yard
80 tuns No. Allen. in yard
500 tuns No. Wrought Scrip. In yard
$50 tuns No. Poke-pse. IN PhilsdelpbiA
7s tuns No.I Peekskill at Peeksk-
200 tuns Spike Rod. 5.l6, \. 7i6 !.
$50 Bar Iron IN store. to arrive from Liverpool
and on dock
100 tuns Maleable Iron Pots. for forge purposes
100 tuns Re,oris. for foundery purposes.
Ito tuns Best Horseshoe iron.
For sale In lots. a. wanted by
PETrEE. WILSON Co, -
Nos. 22s AID 2,9 South st.