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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-22

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE RIVER
The Louisville Journal of Tuesday says:
'Great excitement was caused yester-
day morning by the breaking of the
gorge at this point, which crowded the
heavy cakes of ice to our shore, threat
ening to crush the steamboats, and nu-
merous barges loaded with their valua-
Bile freights The tow-boat Gray Fox,
which had been employed to staye off
the ice and protect the challenges from
danger in this emergency, was turned
bottom side upward, and crushed to
atoms. Her machinery sunk to the bot
tom of the river, and nothing but the
shattered wreck protrudes from the field
OF ice, which threatens the destruction
of every boat now lying at our levee.
The boat was capsized so suddenly that
the hands had to jump on the ice to save
their lives, and one negro boy. we are
told, made very narrow escape. Sew
eral coal-barges were stove in, and
large force is now engaged on the pumps
to keep them from sinking.
The greatest apprehension is felt by
our steamboatmen for the safety of their
property at our landing, as the shore ice
has not yet commenced to move, and
when this takes place, it is generally
believed that the tremendous force of
this moving body will crush. everything
with which it may come in contact
From what we can learn, the current
tends toward our shore at the foot of
Clay street, and, should the present
weather continue, the river will rise in
the course of a few days, in which case,
we are told by steamboatmen, it will
unavoidably involve the loss of all the
steamboats, and barges at our levee.
There is a vast amount of steamboat
property here at this time, and upwards
of twenty-five barges loaded with coal.
Last evening the river was gorging OBJ
posite the foot of Clay street, and it was
thought that it would close before morn
ing. Nothing but cold weather will
check heavy rise in the river, but the
prospects are anything but hattering,
and, should the dreaded rise continue,
we have every reason to believe the re-
suit will prove serious. Every precau-
ton that will in the least tend to arrest
the destruction of property has been
taken, but ropes and chains will be very
little service if the fearful apprehensions
of our rivermen are realized.
The Jacksonville ferryboat, Isaac
Bowman, is lying at the foot of Clay
street, with full head of steam on, and,
we were informed by those on board, that
she is capable of keeping off the ice in
almost any event.
The Gray Fox, mentioned above, was
owned by Messrs. Hyatt & Payne, of this
city, by whom she was purchased few
days since for the sum of $4,000. We
were unable to learn whether or not
there was any insurance upon her.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-22

DEN oAIINoV-N, oet y
STATE OF INDIANA, 80
Vanderburgh county, Ga-e.- az
DICHABD RALEIGH, r. S. TENNEY, J. b.
Ii Altering, VIM. e. Hollingsworth, VIM. Ba-
ker, and ID. A. Lawrence, being duly sworn, say
that they are Directors Of the Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Co. of Vanderburgh County, and that the
foregoing Report is correct and true to the best
of their knowledge and belief. e-l tis
RICHARD RALEIGH, .T
r. s, TENNEY,
J B. ALTERING,
WM. r. HoLLINGSWORTH, Z
WIN. BAKER, --.1 f.t
SIR ---u III. A. LAWRENCE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day,
ofJanuary, 1864. PETER MAIER, ~
! Jan22-3t Ht0 EtiL&lis5 SIS Eot'y Pnble.g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-22
FOR RENT.

cow FOR SALE-A No Cow for sale with
IL Calf two months old, By
jan22 st II. D. ALLIS.
ROR RENT.-A PLEASANT TWO STORY
L. Brick House, containing eight rooms, stu
ated on large pleasant, we'll improved lot. Pos
session given from the LIST TO the 10th of February
FOR particulars enquire at this Office. jamie
ICE HOUSE FOR RENT-THE LARGEST and
! most convenient Ice House in the city for rent
Apply to GEO. FOSTER & co.
TTHE LARGE BRICK BUILDINGS, CORNER
i of Locust and Water streets, now occupied by
the Quartermaster's Department.
For particulars enquire Of
ALEX. FOSTER,
At Warehouse of Foster Gwynn & Co.
decI5-dtf sIa
ITO RENT-A NICE BRICK HOUSE, CON-
i tanning seven large rooms, good stable, every
shing convenient. Enquire at this Office. ja2l-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-22
INSOLUBLE CEMENT.

t GREAT
Discovery.
Applicable tC
the useful arts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-22

Families.
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Alilitarp Notices.
SrArx o. NHv.YoRK, }
OYylck on nAsrGR-UkSEaAL,
Atnxuy Nav o IVA

STArE NV. YORK,
OyTck on PAYnAsrEn UEsERAL
ALBANY. May Q. i~<
TOR WANT Of the like facilities as were
Afforded me In the Northern and Western Divisions the
men enlisted under the recent cals IN the Southern Dv
go, az line State the 6r ten
trrts Obliged OF them 90 TO the held without
,hs STATE BOUNTY In the recent battles many whom the
yet been able w reach .he hed may
have been killed -
Widows others residing in New York City aud ito vi.
entity having claims this oce WILL thsy call on MAJOR
FOBFRT BENSON. IT,, No. Safest. NewYorh City
have their psp~rs arranged aud forw ardsd Of cypsus
JOHN y. VAN svRkN IsyuasseI VsnsuuA
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Eettnres ano aleetinss
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
REGULAR UNION NOMINATIONS 1894

hktULAh UNlON NOMINATIONS lBA
PRKapESr,
THEODORE X. vUL1EE with Amer EIch Bsni.
yoB vIcE-PRRsIDEHr,
PETER VOORHiS with Panama Railroad Company.
PoR CORRESPONDING sECnxTART,
ANTON A. RAVEN, with Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.
FOR RECORDING sEcRyrARr,
T.. " d BESsON, with Bessop, Camerden Il Co.
FOR TREAsURZR,
ROYAL PHELPS WILBUR, with Maitland, Phelps Co.
poR DIRECTOR
DANIEL NJ JARVIS, with T. Whi,ehonse Son Morrson
THOMAS II. CULLEN, with spragus, Cooper Colbum.
II. L. BOARDMAN, with Henry DeCordova X Go.
T. }. MAGUIRE, with Lanmln Kemp.
GEO. w. F0RrbfAYER with Robert Colgate L Co
FKEDEICk NJ. PECK, with Tiffany 4 Co.
ALBERT T. MERCHANT, with u. S. Apprssers
ELECTION, TUESDAY. MAY II.
Pe.ls open from a. to m
Besdgnorter. a. the Jones House No. 534 Broadway Open
every evening Friends q the above ticket are invited
present
CHARLES OSGOOD, JAMES II. PHRCIvAL,
ALEXANDER RnIND, Alb. VALENTINE,
PETER }. BARRY, MORT l.. MACKENZIE,
THAD. " TABER THEO j. Hustled
W. II. hARNINE, DANL. W. BERDAN,
Executive Committee.
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finanfial.
A DRIAN II. MULLER AuctiOneer.
N EXECTJTUR'S SALE or FiRST-CLASS STOCKS
OyYIcx or FLINT STKEL RIVER MINING Co, !
No. - Nassau-st, NEW. OAK. May II, 1861.

NO. ~ Nsssau-st, NEw.l OAK, May IL, lS5i
NOTICE is hereby given that an ASSESS
~ MFNT Of ONE DOLLAR has been eyied upon each
Share of the Capital Stock of the FLINT STEEL RIVER
MINING COMPANY payable at the office OF the secretary,
No 10 Nasssus, Newiork, on ihuhSDAl The "a day Of
June neIt.
Tie Transfer Book viii be closed thai day, after which
stock will transferred ues the assessment shall have
,. X. MCCULLY, Secretary.
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THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY or NEw-YoRK.
CAPITAL. fEVSfVV
Noy, open for sne,s At No. II Duane IT. few deem sas,
Of BToAowLy
DfREcIoRG
HENRY A. SMYTHE,
HORACE r. CLAFLIN,
y. w. COGGlLL,
CHARLES O. LANDoN
FRANCIS sKIDDY,
s. BERNHEIMER,
GEO r. BUTMAN,
~ A. BALDWIN.
GUsTAvUS kUTTER.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR THE
u. S. TEN-FORTY LOAN.
Psymenis may IL made in Clects OF DrAfts on New
Yors, OF LegAI Tender Notes
HENRY A. sMyTHE, President
W. H. FOSTER, Cashier.
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NJ ERCANTLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
REGULAR NOMINATIONS.

NJ ERCANTtLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
REGULAR NOMINATIONS.
" Ata Meeting Of Members held a. Clinton Hall, 18th
inst. NJ cHAs H. SWORDS Wa. unanimously nomnsed
for President On declining to be- candidate for reelection
the following tiese, then nominated by sccsnsion;
For President,
ROBERT WALKER IRWIN
with Henry Eyre
For viee.Presilen.
THOMAS 7. HAZARD,
with Lawton Pros.
Fos Corresponding Secretary,
WILLIAM BELDRN,
with Courtney Mills
FOR Recording Secretary,
MJUDSON STONE,
with ~ E. James Go.
Per Treasurer,
JAMES ". EDWARDS
With Wnshl, Biinek erhcl 4 Co.
For Directors.
EDWIN r. WEED, with La;hrop L,dine;on Co.
s. sEABURY GUioN with Williams Guicn.
NATHANIEL u. WHITE. with c. H. Medsy.
ALEXANDER KIRKLAND, with Stanton, sheldon Co.
WILLIAM A. HALsTED, with Lawrence BALDWIN.
WILLIAM J. HUTCHINSON, with ID. Moasit Il Co.
SAMUEL B. LYON. with Ogden Bewest
Nominating Comuii;,ee'
JOSEPH II. LECOUR, Chairman,
FREDERICK WHITE, FRANK W. BALLARD.
JAMIs PETRlY, C. T.. KING SHERMAN,
Y. COOPER DEDERER FRANK SHEPHERD.
Friends Of the invited 10 meet at CuRETs,
no. ia Broadway, EVERY EVENING until the Election
J. C. PARSONS,
A. J. SWORDS
PETER q. LECOUR,
WM. II. HANFORD,
SAMUEL J. POLLOCK,
Executive COMMITTEES
Election TUESDAY, May E. Polls open from o'clock
O. ID to pocloek q m.
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s5c,o RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL

$50, G00 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL
TRUSTEES
JAMES y. FISH, Presiden, OF the Marine Bank
JOHN w. y. DOBLER, Cashier Of the Sixth National
Bspk.
WILLIAM A. COBB, President Of the Fulton Insurance
Company.
VIM L. CoRTFLYoJ. Assistant Secretary Of the Bowsry
Fire Insurance Company
CHARLES o. MORRIS, Of White Morris Co, Banter.,
No ~ Wallet.
: wILBURr F. HERBERT Of Herbert 4 Hnnter, No "A
Wallet
CHARLES H. TODD, NE Of Taylor Il Todd, No. 70
Cedsrst
DAVID s. DUNCOMB. No. Pine.st.
SAMUEL EDDY, Moristowp, N.
PRESIDENT:
CHARLES H. TODD.
TREASURER AND BANKER:
CHARLES o. NORRIS.
SECRETARY:
DAVID $. DUSCOMB
COUNSEL:
g =. CHURCH. esq, No 200 Broadway.
MINING SUPERINTENDENT;
ALFRED THOMPSON, esq, Central City, Colorado
OFFICE OF TIE COMPANY, no. y FINEST ~ y
This Compsry organized to work tho Thompson and Tai
bot Mines stused 80 feet north Of the CONSOLIDATED
GREGORY Company Works. and those Of Lee Judd Lee IN
the Gf:ory district midway between the Gregory and Bate,
worked ,Topery the parallel Psoe ad Louisa Asa oae'
with s Site building: tools ores, 1c ano e,o oO ieet OF
fret class lodes Hdeveoped in the immediate Vicinity
Tho shafts have sunk tn o1gh the cap TO the depth OF
i5 feet aud The attendance and rich q,sty OF the ores fuy
proved y assy and actual working Being but fleet apart
The two ods may be worked together with but little more
III. ordinary e,pense Of working one RELIABLE emate'
and vouchers of tie Company show The Ca
pay Of fbe mines developed to yield with the new
machinery which he C.mpey hoPe 70 Lave 20 oeS'on vy
I'M Tor estiuaed expenses, is over ONt huNphbD fth
CENT UPON THE WHOLE CAPITAL
While such an estimate following the fashion OF ne day
wolld amply Wsi.s es,.ts' OF ONE or TWO hlLLigN>
vet such ci 0tng IN fact necessary the Company have
bous the interest Of he -ccshoder would best be cen
suaed by n1ng Of their capahupon the pasi' on
tua ssh requiem aud leaving the dividends 20 o.
paid monthly quarterly to determine The real value o. then
stock. 80 ...1,
Die capital is therefore Fixed al $4,000 Of which ssoce
a working capital The greater part OF the socs
ar, ady taken. eioc including The working capital may
be suiscrbsd for ONLY PAR, at tho otce OF WHITE,
NORRiS Co, bankers, No ~ Wallet and at The sith
National Bank corner Of San ard Broadway payable one
ba per sbare the time OF subscribing balance ON tie
III day Of June. . -,
The working capital is amply sufficient for stocking the
NH with ils,cA machinery and viii be faithfully devoted
object An experienced agent. entirely iaiAI VIII
them, leaves for the mines Immediately
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Jnternal Repenne.

NOTICE.-IS virtue of warrant Issued sr oy
the Collector Of Internal Rs-enue for the Ninth Oo.e
tios Diset Of New YoIt will expose and oheI ,sa IL
O'clock on the premises, north side Of lishst
and an avs an ENGINE, CYLINDERS, and I'm
the property Of the srl-ms ping Conpan which have
aN"-N'N ''' NJ" P'' SjEO GOOD. Deputy Collector
No I2I Fast 52dst New York, April p, ls64,oyrn,o
The SALE OF which xvtos above given, PosIro,,h The
MONDAY, the ls,h n May 1864 at IL O'Clock 81 noon
GEO GOOD Deputy Collector
No l2i East SD. It, New YSrk, May 10, 1864 10
The SALE rDentonea above, further POSTrcNr and
MONDAY, the lad dsy Of Nsy' Of the same u"'
p''e~ 0EO. GOOD,
Dspsly Cslsst't
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Amuaemenis.
RARNUM's MUSEUM.


RARNUMs MUSEUM
POSITIVELY TIE LAST WEEK ,1,,u.
IMMENSE SUCCESS, IMMENSE SUCCESS
SUPERB sERlO-COMIC DRAMA,
BELPhEGoR, pLE MoUNIEBANK
BELPHEGOR THE MOUNTEBANk,
Produced with and beautiful scenery costumes nnao
and dsrcc,. .
Characters by Messra Ns.e Hadsway and Jamison, MIA
Prior Mrs France Ms. Aioro and the entire company
ENTH USfaSIIC INCEPTION, ,,..
BEAUTIFUL ACCOMPLISHED. AND GRACEFUL
YOUNG DhNsEUsE,
MILE. ERNESTEIN,
MILE. ERNESTEIN,
who ARREARS in this magnihcent drama
IN < NEW DANCE. -
The ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER,
and Mr. HARRISON. lnnronptn singer between the scs.
AFTERNOON and EVENING. at and u o'tloch
To be seen at all hours Of the day and ey ming
COLOSSAL GIANTS spd DlMINUTIvE DWARFS
MONSIEUR JOSEPH, officer Of The French Army ena
TIE LILLiPUrIAN KlSO. AND GENERAL GRANT.
IT,, the smaiieet men living. -
THREE ALBINO CHILDREN, aged . and : years and
monihs-SEyER BEFORE EXHIBITED.
Dolly additions Of rare and wonderful fish to the
BEAUTIFUL AQUARlA.
PhTeDcogica Examinations aud Charsby
PROF. LIVINGSTON.
A JAPANESE MASKIS HOG
MINIATURE SKATING POND.
THREE TABLEAuX OE MOVING WAX EIGuRES
TIE GEN. TOM THUMB BRIDAL GROUP.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS.
THREE FOuRPOUSD BROOK TROUT
TFr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEAL
MONSTER sERPENTs. AND OTHER CURECslT1ES.
Admission the whole - oentsi children undsI ten, -
cents
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financial.
THE
GOLD ORE MINING COMPANY,
OF COLORADO.
CAPITAL, @25O,O0O.

SHARES 2J,OOO-PAR VALUE, $40 EACH.
ISSUED IN PAYMENT or PROPERTY AND MOI
LIABLE TO ASSESSMENTS.
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Amusements.


INIBL0's GARDEN-DoorS open n. -,
le'''' MI" "'' FiRsT TINE in IMERicA ma
Ofs grand Spectacular Drama in tabeaux written by John
BrouFhs the soie right Of performing which in New
SECOND MONT OF THAT CELEBRATED LYRIC
Artistic,
Mile VESTvALr,
Who has been expressly engaged to sustain the afiuous char
aoter Of
MONTHS OF CAREFUL PREPGRAfioN.
''' '''''' MANY.THousAYD DOLLARS,
win be presented the Grand Romantic Spectacular Drsus
BEL DE&oNIo,
With
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY
b. those eminent srti.t. Me.sr. billiard and Maedex:
SPLENDID NEW COSTUMES Oh the PERIOD,
y '''"' sIXGublE MEciiNcAL EFFECTS,
Hf Fl slnIiH s'' NEW FURNITURE AND APPOINT
MENTs,
'' 81 " "''''' ORIGINAL MUSIC
comroed hy Montgomery e'q under the able baton OF
harvey % THE GRAND TARAETELLA.
Composed by sno Ronnan will be executed by those pop
III" Me- r. RAT4RiSA, ELLA, KRUGA, and RosIYA,
GRAND BALLET
OF SIXTEEN SELECTED CORfPHEEs.
AUXILIARY AID
NUMBERING OVER TWO HUNDRED PERSONS.
Tie piece prcdrced under the direction Of L. l. Vincent,
Stage Manager
THE CAST.
ANGELO. he NJ'NiN ~
tNiih songs OF You The star aud brave Marco.
Count CauPreai. j. nnihI
tshio Grnpre,li (hs sonl,,.............hf w I9ef
tnfiinal ..hf y ''"-'
Bsnucco n ueh fodes OF fog,une j. o. burnett
Maffso
TOmo'o Soldiers ...........'Mr j. WI Bl w.ish
FrGno I )............................. NJ Neish
n
Luigi Tan sei, lent CauipiseGip. .....Mr kendle
hQffi "a pefanti
captain btasd
i~Ta Count Campreais daug Rose fytlnre
The Countess taupirsai MISE siy We
The Ahbe, Of de- Moore
MarfaTia e. peasant SNirs
sister
OgaJdf fessants aonks Cardinals Mobiles, Sersnts Boys
Nuns, Soyics- Pages. etc. etc.
TINE. 1929
THIS BEING TBE COMMENCEMENT OF TIE SUM
MIR SEaaoN TIE lLtsMMlfi5ATLR GARDENS
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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Financial.


oyvrcf on THE PENNSYLVANIA Coal ConPAsr.}
No III bRoADvAY, NEW YoRx. May IL, 1864.
A DIVIDEND Of SEVEN and ONE-HALF
"a PER CENT on The capital stock Of the PENN
sylyAEIA COAL COMPANY viii be paid At the office OF
a. Company IN the City Of New York on and after the IS
sssApa ,o.,
The transfer books will be closed from the lth to the 18th
49,. inclusive. gro A. HoYP, Treasurer
OFFICE OF
VERMTLYE C Co., BANKERS,
No. a. wALI~sT, NETWORK.
", Or. proparedas convert the u. ). $40 TREAS
rRY NOTES into the q per cent BONDS Of 1881 with
.-omplpess and on favorable terms.
.so BUY and SELL IT msTket rates ell kIds O. Coz
resMEET SECURITIES. including
IT 6. $40 BONDS,
II = S.yO TREASURY NOTES
II. = ~ NICE CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
II :. CsJARTERMASTERS CHECKS.
~ = TWO-YEAR b per cert LEGAL TENDER
FCTES,
II. :. G PEI cents COUPON and REGISTERED, o.
1881.
MATURING CERTIFICATES q INDEBTEDNESS
,.s.eted OF Paichased
u. s. 3 PER CENT 1910 BONDS.
1..leep GO band for inrn date delivery assortment Of
sOEDs Of uis NEW LOAN.
VERMILYE & Co.
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON, and QUINCY
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.-DIVIDESD No SEVEN.
A dividend IL 80 per ,har. cash. free Of Government
tar ecaIed pnyebe the 18th May UoIimo to holder
of stok at in. close Of business 9th May pr0xmo. Tho
trar book, viii closed from that date to the orns Of
the 26h MAY Persons holding Stock REGISTERED d, IN. Trans
fer e,ncy IN Boou viii receive their diydcn at the oce
Of Mes,r j. f. Thayer bro,hrr in boston fho'e holding
STOCK roris;.rA the Transfer Agency in Ne~-foh MI
rrc.y. thin dividends Of the BANK Of Commerce m New
OH All other shareholders viii receive th.r dividends At
the Treasurer Office in Cbirago stocshodrs who 40 nor
b. psi circulars informing them OF 'n Dividend Ahn
of their right. 20 ske PAS receive on. BY
writing the undc signed at Chicago. % Edward L. BAKER
Cha man. No. AZ City Exchange Bo,,on.,hicAEo Aprll
1874 Per order AMOS 4. HALL 1ressufrf
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TnE AMERICAN
i GOAL OIL STEAM COMPANY.
c..a nsder ls esner.l Law Of lhe slste q NtwYoIl

c,sIsd n5der the General Law Of the State Of NewYoTh
BOOKs OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL
eOCK q this Company for limited numeer cay 49,
.byrs will be opened THURSDAY the 18th day Of May
pxrt between the hours OF II o'clock and o'clock T.
N foT frY ouy. al the Companys Office, No - Pine'st
New YORK The shares - each upon which 70 per cei
% b. required b. paid the tune OF subenPton The
(oupsny eI- he Of Shaw Lintons Patent oI Gen
srstng steam with Coal Oil other Combustibe tnds
rsnye ombodyne the report Of she three Chie Engineers
9Th Navy the Department st Washington also the Chsr.T
az and other valuable inorws'ion can De %
sio.d opcn application at the oihce Of the Company.
OFFICERS:
President, DAVID u. TURNER.
Treasurer, X. HOLTHAUSES.
Secretary, JOHN L. LINTON.
= TarsgYEs;
e. GODFREY GrNTHER, Mayor ofhe city ON. y
las L UIRWAY, Of Partridge Harvey
HENRY RAND1,L, OF RGndel hsieucIe.
WM g. SMITH, OF SGtoD Smith h Go.
eEO b. SARGENT.
JOHN L. LINTON lPs,enteel
DAVID 4. TURNER. -
JOHN p YEyERTON. Pse,.den Bank oiNorth America
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IVERMORE, CLEWS 81 Co,
~ BANKERS,
al
rs. GOvFRN.IENT LOAN AGENTS,
40. ~ Wai-st.. y. Y.
Subscriptions received 10 tie
NATIONAL 1910 LOAN.
Al the VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS hand ready Tor Immediate
One fsAsh Commission SLOWED to Bsnss Bsrks's, and
H. 4 SECURITIES
Of al d. striptions
Purchased and Tor SALE.
STOCKS. BONDS. aud GOLD.
Poncft and Sold Commission. 'or ca2h only.
CCLLkiTONs made on Washington ard 81 oinei points
ctbs rIt.d and Canada, ~ rates Win quick re
1910 TREASURY NOTES
Converted into 1881 Bcnds
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
xs1s 10y tank BsnkeT and Individuals, subject 10 drs 81
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HIPPOTH EATRON
III AND NETWORK CIRQUE
Iih-st., opposite The Academy Of Music
LAST CHAtCE
MONDAY May 49, and EVERY NIGHT. ats O'Clock,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 81
SPsLDtSB L ROGERSS
GREAT OCEAE CIRCUS,
And positively
To LAST WEEK al
COLOSSAL AND TALENTED COMPANY,
Which proceed immediately tor c short tour 20 tie
PRINCIPAL hEW-ENOLAkD CITIES.
While maurur the PREPARATIONS Tor grand sqatic TIP TO
Copstant pie and the Mediterranean
e VAST PREPARATIONS
In progress TO commemorate this
LAST WEEK OF ARENIC SPORTS,
With
NEW FRATs IN HoRsEMASsmP,
NEW FEATs IN ACROBATICs
NEW FEATS IN GYMNASTICS,
NEW FEATS IN EQuILIBRIk,
AND NEW COMEDIES,
In which the entire encyclopedias OF everything
NOVEL. THRILLING AND PLEASING ,
TO circle will be produced by the unspPrcsched
'"' N''' CONSTELLATION OF STARS
To con.umnlais The climax Of Circus displays In
A FAREWELL PROGRAMME
Long to be rsmslabsrea IN h sir ely .y,s ,,vrv
And
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
No ADVANCE IN THE PRICES.
Reserved Stalls Is cents Dress Circle. ~ cents children
hi price Amphi.heasr u centl Doors opcn-Aiternoon
at A, Evening, ~.
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orAnrxRxAsrsns oYrcx. Nc. State Il; !
Ngw.YoRx, March ?, 1854.
DERSONS owning or representing steamers,
ships Sehooners, kc. requested 70 hama into W.
ce daily The nance OF al such vessels - they may wn
charter 20 the Oovprnnent have freight fos Thsr Ie@
mage Standing, Rate VI Chatter &c, will Be required
STEWART VAN vLiET. Major and ousrtermssteh
YJNO MILKMEN.-We are DESTROYS Of con-
tracing with party or parties for grains 70, ne snss
ing year Apply at the COLUMBIAN BREWEAf' No ~
w. Doth Of.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w RETURN
TIE TICKRT-Of-LEAVE MAN"
The Management hs snors pleasure in announcing that
TUESDAY, May II, 1864,
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. FLORENCE
VIII re appear with the great Drama Of
THE 1It AET-OF-LEAVE MAN
which wa anayuabiy withdrawn IN the zenith Of IT,
having bcs- played over loo CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS and
which viii be presented with the same brilliant cast and spp'
ances. -
Mr. and Mrs FLORENCE will be supported by Mssrs.
A. H. Davenport. Bland, kineslsnd, bowers biDd, j. L.
Morris Ehsre Mrs. LhGniraI, Hind End Floyd.
Doors open g, 4 Commence at r.
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Ocean Cleaners.

NOTICE.-Thc steamship CITY OF CORK,
OF this line will sAi EXTRA steamer on WfDNks-
DAY May H. st< ni, carrying limited NUMBER ~ caolf
and pssenfe, fsdnoed rates payable In = car
r.uey JUHs O. DALE, As.si No 10 prosJ~-y
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CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
~ MRS II. HOLMAN'S,
40 BROADWAY, 40
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
100 BROADWAY. 40
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
WILL oPEN,
WILL OPEN.
WILL OPEN,
on MONDAY EVENING NAY 23, 1854
WITH 4 MAGNIFICENT -
FAIRY SPECTACLE.
r. WANTED lNNF lately 100 young Ladder for tie
ballet. Apply at No. 520 BROADWAY.
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TRYING HALL.
L FALLOTS sTERFOPTICON
TIE wondcrf and only exhibition Of the hind IL the
world ~ cry EVENING Of . o'clock, and SAIuhDBr
AFTERNOON al O'Clock.
This great work OF art. compr Sing oyex
lO0V VIEWS
Of oil the celebrated places and s,ausry together with pow
traits OF the Genera OF the Union Army exhibition
az the above magnificent ball The pictures produoed
canvass covering surfare Of
601 SUPERFICIAL FEET,
with The helse sS,eu accompanied with descriptive
lectures and music.
Tickets rs cents
Family tickets admitting III persona one dollar