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Arrival from PurOne.

HALIFAX, April 4.-Steamer Asia, from
liverpool, with dates to the End, has ar
rived. Cotton quiet and unchanged. Con.
soils 9lA. American securities fat. New.
unimportant.
NEw YoRK, April 14.-Cotton sIK.
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Pure juice Of the Apple, Sweet Cider, on
iraft At The st. Nicholas.
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Hume's Celebrated Musty ale On draft at
the St. Nicholas.
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The weather was remarkably cool AL
day yesterday Fires and oycrcoats
were not Uncomfortable.
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We are indebted to ". C. Collier and
Brown & Co, Cor late papers
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OFFICE OF PRovosr MARsHAI. !

'AIfend Alton DRAFT at the St. Nicholas
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The Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, viii always be found ct the Gold
Pen Depot, Y Cherry street. Call in and
try them. March 30 tt
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Sands Chicago Cream Ale ct the St.
Nichc!as.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, April s, 1864 J
Provost Order, No. II.
EXTRACT.
VIII. The frequency with which horses
and mules are stolen ia the vicinity of Thu
Post by merauding soldiers and vagranr
negroes, calls for the most stringent meas
ures for the suppression Of the crime.
Soldiers are hired and paid TO fight, and
aot 10 trade in horses and mules. Tn,
offering Of G. horse or mule for sale by .
.oldisr, is IN itself sn offence, and is pTtrat
facte evidence Of his having come ia pos
session Of It by felonious means; and any
citizen purchasing it, becomes an accOmP}ic,
Of bis guilt.
Any soldier selling, or Offering fo- sale, r
borse or mule, or any citizen purchasing
the same Of soldier, will be arrested anO
punished.
No negro will be permitted TO sell or offel
for sale any horse or mule without a specis
permit from this Office on proof Of ownership
aud any citizen purchasing o horse or mule
from any negro without such permit, will
DO arrested and punished.
The patrols will be instructed TO arrest al
soldiers found riding or having il their pos
session horses or mules not branded t2iA AC
Government brand.
By command Of B8T0.-GEE r. S. GRANGER.
JOHN w. HORNER,
Lt.-Col. 18th Mich, and Provost Marshal.
ADri eff
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FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1864.
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Cavalry Boots tor = 50 ct 40, Union sreet.
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Porter on draft at the St. Nicholas.
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b command Of Maj. Gen. ROUSSEAU.
THOS. G. WILLIAMS,
Act. asst. Adjt. Gen.
Apl3.-3t. D. 7. P. copy.
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Gents fine Lasting Caters for 81 so at &c,
Union street.
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Union street.
Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
s. 80 at48, Union street.
Citizen's Good Boots Tor s. 90 st 40, Ufion
street.
Ladies fine lasting Heeled Congress Gait
ers for 81 so at 46, Union street.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price viii be
paid, by THos. 8. MARR.
CERTIFIED AOoOUSTs.-TesmsteTs leborers
and others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them % the Exchange
Office, corner Of Union and College-streets
where the very best rates are given by
THos. S. MARR.
Purchase Vouchers cashed at the lowest
rate Of discount. Government checks OF
Louisville cashed On the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds of uncurreut money bough'
and sold. The highest rates always paid
tor Silver and Gold. feb ls-tf
Bird Cages and Tin Ware Of al kinds.
at the Hardware store Of @. W. Fall & Co.
Miller Plowss-Avery Flows for sale
by G. W. Fall & Co.
--------s---s'---s---
Meek Celebrated Reels for sale by
G. W. Fall Co.
Go to G. W. Fall d Co. for your Trace
Chains, Hoes, Collars, Harness, Files, Sit-
ters, &C, DC.
a Tip top assortment Of Gents and La.
dies, Boots and Shoes, Cheap at 80, Union
street.
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HELDQU1RTERs DISTINCT OF NASHVILLE,
NASHVILLE, TENS., April y, 1864.
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Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
So 20 at IS, Union street.
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Citizon's Good Boots Tor 50 90 st 40, Uhior
street.
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General Orders. No. u
The following named oEceFs having been
assigned 20 duty at these Headquarters, by
order Of the Department Commander, are
announced on the STAFF Of the Major Gen
eTal Commanding the District: Col. C. 0.
Loouis, Ist Michigan Artillery, Chief O.
Artillery; Capt. a. L. Hough, Igth {. S.
Infantry, commander Of muster5 District oi
Easkyille.
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MILLER & GREENE

HAVE on hand the following GOODS, which they
otter Gt the lowest market price:
40 Boxes and Cssddles choice Tobacco,
% eros Pose bud, S7geel Owen, and Sunny
Side Tcbacco,
30 Gross VI. and Il. smoking Tobacco,
~ Bsies and Boxes kilikInick Tobacco,
iJ1 " Chose CgsTs,
100 C..sss Canned Fruit. Cove Oy-sterz, Lob
ster- &C.,
Pickles Is the barrel ani "a cssaS,
Sour Krout "a barrels and half tarrslz
plg-1zed, Crushed and y. o. sugar IN
b,grreis and L3iI barrels,
a. Kegs Pr Feet
o Cs-a. Root 2ni Shoes
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Ladies fine lasting Heeled Congress Cal
ers for 81 so at 46, Union street.
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- - anu NVAt"a
n ysrery, together NTH one thousand other a-tl-
cioz zoo nuTnffJus % mention, selected WITH care
Tor the SLfLEHs' SUPPLIES TRADE.
sui3er- are Particularly requested b eza.nina our
extensive stock and prices before purrhssing else
where MILLER q GREENE
FEB JOIN M q C,a4ar 9trset
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ABE ExrRE9 KEEPING
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Bird Cages and Tin Ware Of al kind
at the Hardware store Of G.. w. Fall & Co.
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Lt.-Col. 18th Mich, and Provost Marshal
ADFi eff
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S2OOOOOM c d0AN n , OF THR

Proposals fer sl,oOo,Oyo SOLDIERS BOUNTY FUNn
BONDS-Sealed proposals will be received at the Comp
troers Office until TUESDAY. ?jd inst. at o'clock p m,
when the will be publicly opened for the purchase q
than their par value Of the wboe part Of The
Of Two Million Dollars Of the soldiers bounty Fund
Bonds authorized by ordinance Of the boid Of >uperv
passed February H. 1854 and by Of the Leg stature
ofthe State Of New-York Passed February y. 1864
The said Bonds wR bear nteet rate Of Six Der cent
per annnm payable nannuay The first day Of May and
November In each year and the principal viii be
ia successive annual nstanens OF Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars commencing the day OF November iSsa
The proposals will state tie amount OF bonds desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the pc
whose proposals accepted will ihreupon be required
depo. with tie County Treasurer the awarded them
respectively.
in presenting the Comptroller the receipts OF the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be entitled 10
ceye Bonds equal amounts OF the par value Of the
awarded to them bearing interest nom the date. OF payment
Each proposition should b. scaled and ndorsrd Proposals
for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds' nclosed in second
envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller.
The right IL reserved to reject any all OF the BIDS II
deed necessary 10 prte; the interests % the
County. MATTHEW II. BRENNAN, Conptroles.
City Of New York Department Of Finance,
CCmptroller's Office, Feb. 10, 1854
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NIBLO's SALOON-GOTTSCHA
~ D'ANGRI
The public respectfully Informed tha,
iir l.. NJ. GOT rSCHALK
"a M sy. the frat Two Of his Series Of
FAREWELL CONCERTS,
prior 70 his departure Tor Europe,
On MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
Feb. ~ and ~
yyben N. celebrated Phnia Donna Coutralto,
Mine ELENA D'ANGRl. Mile. BAHNATCHE, Pianist
GEORGE SlIISUN Tenor; CARLO rAiII Niolini.t |,
VIII assist Sir. GO1rSCIIALk.
ABELLA and :. BFHRENs
Admission, including rosefved tcats Seats may be
.sSed for eiihr Concert commencing Friday Feb 49, n9
o'cl,e. M ct Mesas Beer SohTmers, No 7Ol Broadway;
Hall Sons No. 51 Broadway and sibel salsbuTys, NO
kessau.st
Door. open At III Concert to commence q, O'Clock.
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HNUE REV. CHARLES +. KINGS
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
~, the ,oee6c treatment aud Of Consumption S ANT on
iTs sTAeR ultima Bronoht Cdtarh and al orest,1ns Of
IN, Iunq, Throat and Air Passdges. THE PhEfAhhD
Prescription speedily nvgorales the enfeebed Nervous
S,t,n and dersnsed functions Of the Stomach
49, and JolreI fY- II checks kIGur PEHsPIRArioss
Ia FROM SEVEN FOURTEEN OATS 49, -.
Prices: In 7or bottles. n IS OF, bottles 81 each OF 'ir
small or three large bottles for % Sold by u 3 bAhnE'
Co No 2Ol Broadway and By all respectable spothecss
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DAUROAD NOTICE.-All persons inter

DAJLROAD NOTICE.-AH pelSOnS IHIcI-
IL ested in the CINCINNATI WILMINGTON AND
ZaNFSVILLE RAILROAD, under the purchase thereof re-
eSatiy slo by the undersigned In trust are notified mat
meeting Of the pades Interested will be he'd at the
a. IN Ike Cincinnati Ohio the 10th day OF March
A ID 1884 at 10 oclock Of said DAY for the purpose OF
rsogsuzg BODY corporate under the original charter oil toe
Cncinn.t Wnagt on and Zauesye Railroad Company or
e. adopt such other form Of corporate organization OF ote
arrange for carrying dposng Of said road properly
% Franchise. az may agreed upon Parties interested may
b. sad meeting by agent proxy spponed oy
writing duly signed. CHARLES MOleAN, Trustee
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No. 81 NAssAU-sT.. NEw-YoRK.

TIE CHICAGO AND GREAT Eastern, HAIL
pNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of their FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, in Of One Thousand Dollars
zach mutung In thirty ysars bearing interest At the rate Of
eyen per per payable IN tho City oil NewioTk
"a the mrs. days Of April aud October In each yee,
These bonds secured by First and only Motssge on
he property income and franchises Of the Railway Company
executed to Frederick Schuchsdt and Henry Morgan Of the
City OF New-York, Trustees
The aiming Nine Hundred Thousand Dollars ofthe Bonds
apart and remain in the hands Of the said IIu;
tees for the purpose Of being for the indebted
OF the Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad Company running
hom La Crosse to LogangOri this Effected the ~
il form First aud only Mortgage line OF road ITO miles
In length extending from Chicago Loganspo where con
nscss with the Cincinnati and Chicago AIRLINE Railroad form
log the shortest line by ~ miles between Chicago and Snc
ns and by % miles the shortest line between Louisville and
Chicago.
M q open n oonnecfion tcin Road noo IN operation
entirely aud reyy direct nes from Chicago % Ns ioS
PAaadopfd baltimore and all Ea5,ern Cs TIE dt,GHee
between chicago and Nsto York By hs route being .horsr
Gsza b. eAey Of exstiRg liner via Dunktk or B1ab
efforts arr being made have open Tor trac during TIE
o interest on the Bonds msturng during the proye o.
u, WORK has been provided for and viii remain on aePo'
ufh the BANKERS the Company. Messrs sChUCHAkpL
GyBHARD No q EsssausL, TO whom the Company FeieI
ft er particulars aud where subscription books Tor tins
In have been openedN0 81 William a., New ORR Dec.
"a 1851 w. ID. JUDSON, President
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MN Subscriber offers for
asIF On .u,ns to suit purchasers, 10000 Of the
BONDS or RICHMOND COUNTY These Bond. are are ,., -
@ ~ The ,slsture They besr interest at cen pay
abb sensnn csPs: az ' sTt e I,1s so s
Nc % E1chnTe place where full Information regarding the
resources and Indebtedness OF the Comfy WI be gwen
Treasurer Richmond County.
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Amneemcnts.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF
THE INIMITABLE DRAMA,
THE INIMITABLE DRAMA,
HELVEI;
HELVEI;
HELVEI;
HELVEI;
Or,
THE GALLEY SLAVE OF TOULON,
THE GALLEY SLAVE OF TOULON,
SGSFis5hS 9 SEE w WEEK LONGER LONGER
fosrivELY Eur Eur ONE,
= THE Il &c GREAT DOMESTIC DRAMATIC SPECTACLE
MIRIAM'S CRIME,
which will be brought out next Monday with gorgeous seen
rry and enchanting music.
Hence, Uevei will be produced
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
THIS WEEK,
at aud half past T. and go'it1i,s IL pg spser
the Comic and Imprompu Singer appears at each perform
'"''' ~ O''' n" TIE TYROLEAN WHISTLER,
his three whistles at once, and on the Iyiolesn Family
entertainment to be found In the city
TIE FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS,
THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN,
'" TIT THE s' TAL ILL QUARTET OF HUMANITY
ever the face Of this globe.
THEY ARE PERFECT WONDERS,
aud no lover Of the curious, or Of
NATURES MARVELLOUS WORKS,
should fell seeiny them.
They are visible at all hours. also
THE TWO ELFIN DWARFS,
The LILIPUTIAN KING, ard GEN. GRANT, IT.,
A JAPANESE. MAsKIN HOG.
The WHAT Is IT or, MAN MONKEY.
ALBlSO FAMILY
THREE GROUPS OF MOVING WAX FIGURES,
Wax Figures Queen Victoria Prince and Prnccss Of Wales
and other celebrities. - -
GEN. TONI THUMB and WIFE COM. MUTT and MIN
ME WARREN. in their wedding which they wore
ut the General. marriage, Feb 10, 1865.
THREE SPECkLED BROOK TROUT
EACH WEIGHING OVER -FOUR POUNDS.
have Just been added 10 the Aqusris. -
PlSCArORIAL SPOKTSMBN TAKE NOTICE.!
They be uxuaing In the elegant crystal forn
tain as II In their mountain streams
A MONSTER PYTHON
the yres. dragon Of the East, and
OTHER MONSTER SERPENTS.
ROBERT HOUDlNS AuTOMATON WRlTER,
EDUCATED SEAL. which plays MUSICAL iNSTRU-
MENf, and million other wonders.
No.vi.hs.andng this immense combination Of Noyelties-
four times much be found els sher, at ten times The
cost The price Of admission remains at only 70 cents GILL
drun undcf ten years Of age 10 cents
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EISK g. HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN
GOVERNMENT SECURlIlES.

GOVERN MEM soEC w
No 80 WALL STREET.
Buv and sell a, market rates q. 8. g. 20 BONDS 100,
II. = COUPON aud REGISTERED bONDS =" 1904
r. & 80 TREASURY NOTES.
II < ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES
r. x QUARTER MASTERS CHECKS, .,ry.vrp
L. 6, QUARTER MASTERS AND AND ceTT TTsGAL
TENDER NOTES, and all GOVERNMENT ISSUES.
hanks Savings Banks and investors will hnd US
al, time, to furnish desirable lots Of these securities IN large
nFP0sITS received, and Collections inside gu fsvoIsee
,ro, Stocks Bonds and Gold bought and sold on cons
Gion.
FISK & HATCH. BANKERS
,np.IFRs ia GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
shu DN No IS WALL-ST
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Amusemenis.
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
w LENTEN ENTERTAINMENTS,
TONIGHT lFRiDAy) Feb 10, 1854.
NiEErY-fOURTH NIGHT
Of
mr.. and MRS. W. J. FLORENCE
THF TICKET-OF-LFAVE MAN.
THE LONDON TINES
In snesking Of th. Great Moral Drama mentions fact TO
which the Provincial press OF Great Britain and Ireland las
piven confirmation. 80 -
clerk who had absconded from Liverpool with $3.50,
the property ri his employers rnd after visiting many places ar
at BTning CHAM about O'clock and after taxing s0s
men,s the thcaer while away hour As
happened the piece which being performed on the o.
cason OF this visi;
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN,
and guilty have drawn moral from TIE
NATION for when the In which the interview Do
tween shaw the Detective aud the Ticket Of Leave
Man took place Parker the Clerk became affected tat he
OF the theater got three envelopes aud sen @
back to bis employers
Oh the prophetic vision Of Shaiespesre-
- have heard
That guilty creatures sitting at play
Have by the very cunning Of the scene
They have proclaimed their maefoctions.'
Doors open 1t "a commence at 4 closes at 10y.
SATURDAY. Feb. 90. MI JecSson bers t. announce a
"TICKET- OF-LEAVE MAN" Matne.. the whole proceeds
which VIII be hsndedto the Ladies' Committee OF the air
BENEFIT OF THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
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Cbantes for Business Glen.

TOR SALE-One of the best established
RAILROAD PATENTS In this country and In extern
siyo Sold only because the give pei
sOnal attention W. L. BARNES Agent, No. s69 broadway
HOTEL WANTED.-I wish to HIRE Q
Il SUMNER HOUSE, furnished preferred, shore or n
land. Advertiser responsible Address HOTEL box No. ~
Tribune Office.
MORE LIGIIT.-The IMPROVED lMPEk-
l ISHABLE WICK which requires regulating o, run q
ming, and 10 per cent Of OIL now be mad :. TIC -
Courtlands Great inducements offered to agent,
can make from rs to $40 per day Apply to L. T. DA'i0~
Agent. Post Office address, Box No. 1909
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NTERCANTJLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

Course of Five Lectures upon Geology will DO givea
Clinton Hall place before the Mercantile Library
A,Sociation by w TAYLOR, A. M late Curator OF the
STATE Cabinet Of Natural History Albany as foiows; Tne
t rhis dey) Evening 18Th inst the second on Satufs
day Evening sOR the third Monday Evening "a ne
fourth on Tuesday Evening sd; the NTH on Wednesosy
dred interesting and instructive by series oil appropriate -
beautiful Geological end Geological Illustrations and wuA
Rocks, Minerals, Fossils sc. 4. NJ
Tickets to the course Appleons Bookstore In Brcss
way at tho Drug Store OF STRAY and latn 81 anu
tbs Drug under the E,st House, corner Of Atn -
l7th-s.. rr5kn
Tickets to Single Lectnres,N.y
- CENTS,
AT the Door Of the Hall
VI Rol q
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Sir per cent interest on the outstanding certificates OF pron
ar; ~ MA N tbo holders thereof or their Legal representa-
tivt on and after Iuesdsy The ID Of February nsI r,
A lash dividend Of EIGHT AND A HALF fkh, I'M
will be paid 10 Stockholders and alter the I'h Of 'suJ
instant. .., ~, r...t .,S G M,
s tho balance Of the Outstsudng Certificates 81 the scrip
.n. of a5s and FIFTY $50 FER CENT OF the Scrip Issue
~ I5g viii be redeemed and paid TO the holders thereof OF
bs legal sye and alter Tuesday the "a OF req
nsv ny ffot which ali interest the respective por
tous Indicated will cease. - .... ,...,, ,,-,,r . 4,
A scrip dividend Of TWENTY FIVE PER CENT 10 de
clsr ed on tn. earned participating premiums OF the Com
many for the wear ending Dec 81 1888 for which Certificates
will Be issued on and after the first day Of April ne1t
The Stock Transfer Books viii be closed until the 2Oth Of
January. inst. - MAJ. e,
TIE Scrip TIansr Books win bs closed unit, the "a Of Feb
rusTy
By order OF the Board ,,. ,
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FINHE HIPPOTHEATRON
Il AND NEW-YORK CIRQUE.
Opposite the Academy Of Music, Fourteenth.st.
Proprietor aud Director. COOhr
THIS FRIDAY. Fob. 10, .,.o,,.,o,s
NEW ATTRACTIONS, NEW ARTISTS
SUCCESS UNPARALLELED
Of the won3rou.y b-sntilul
HlPPOTHEATRoNIC TRIUMPHs
a. this new superb and spaciously splendid - -
PALACE OF EQUESTRIAN, 0YMNASTIC, ACROBATlC
AND ATHLETIC ART
which continues TO be
CROWDED TO Overwhelming
EVERY EVENING, EVERY EVENING,
By the
ELITE or THE EMPIRE CITY.
ENTIRE CHANGE or PERFORMANCE.
MYRIAD or ARTISTS AND ATTRACTIONS.
In rsrvels Of Equaiion Gyunastic skill Acfobatc Dex-
terity and Athletic Strength
Reserved Sss 70 cents Dress Circle 20 cents; Children
he'll price. Amphith-s Ter, IS CENTS .
UsAPPKOACHABLE IN HlPPODRAMATlC ANNALS
Doors open at I'll q. o'clock Carriages 10 b-
ordered NJ TO- To avoid the crowd the ticket Offices intending
will do well 10 purchase their tickets during the day
GRAND MATINEE
ON SATURDAY, AT O'CLOCK.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Proprietor has tho pleasure VI announcing that he has
succeeded Ia making engagement with
Mr.. HENRY COOKE
and his rres, and renowned tronpe Of
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS
from Assy Royal Amph,hsser London, and the Cirque
Champs Liys-c. farls, whose
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA
viii shortly take place OF which due notice will be given
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EFFECTS or MERCURY.
SWANS PANACEA has been for neal a h.t century
ceebrs;ed ~ this country aud In Europe Tor II.
he cef,fratr. which reference made 20 the o.
rsctons aud (which may be had gns accompanying
III. Panacea Of which give the particulars OF case, too
high,f for general publication Z" here me P-rh nav, o"en
eaten with sc1oiua and gro ueeHea mesOs "
Il has been used w hospitals and private practice and ha.
been recommended by the most ceebrsisd pysican. ana
other eminent persous. Among olhers 10y Gibson NJ ID
Prof Of Surgery, Penn Unversy Valentino Mot'' 81 ~
Prof of Surgery, y. y. University ". T. Devices, N ID
piTsis Penn Unyer.iy 7 Park- ~ D. President Coles.
Phy sicians. PhiladelPhis Dr Del ao rIoi Of Medohs
Havana; Jose Eourenco de- Lui Prof u Surgery 'boni
W Irving late Minister 70 Spdn; Sir Thomas Pearson,
Major General British Army GILBERT ho1,r'on' bhu'n
Consul, &c. ,,,,.,,,, ,.y,cr,
have for many years made II invausble remedy Ihe
Psnncea does no contain mercury IN any form aud being
an innocent preparation It may be given 10 the most tender
infant. . -, -, -
he retail price hs. been reduced ~ 30 per bottle icon
tanning three half rin,s) or three bottles loi -
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
s,S.us Panaccs ia In round bottles Au'ed ontudinay,
| with the following letters blown on %" glas,;
"swAlMsaPA, As SAC ,t ~,
and wilton on the Internal Revenue label covering tho
cork and splendid engraving on the side Of inc pee
Draper Co. banknote engrayer In The center OF "hch
person. purchasing Panacea w be eareio to observe
,hs, The name SWAIN correctly spelled theyneed not be
imposed Gu - ,,,.,,,,, ,,pp,urtor
valuable Family Medicine being highly approved remedy
for ali disease. arising from debility Of the digestive organs
such a, Aridhy of the Stomach Worms Choefs M2iOu'
Dy.utery Fever and Ague Bleeding Piles SICK heaoachc
&c See the pumphe, (Which may be had gatil accompany
Prepared only q. SWANS IADoRAToRY y, TIE OLD
STAND SOUTH SEyENTH-ST. BELOW CHESTNUT,
and sold by all drugysis in the United sis'
| General Agents for the United states, ,,,rr,r,r
| sCHIEPFELlN BROTHERS Cot.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
OrYIcK OF VEnsILYs & Co.. Bankers,
No. a Wali-st., New on, jan. p, 1904.

OfFICB OF NkhMILYk 3 Ao bthAtIsl
No. a Wa-st., New-l ON, jan. p, 1904
WE have notice frem the General Subscrp
w tioa Agent $50 Loan that the whole amount Of this
ban authorized by law has been taken by subscribers We
t.nnos therefore furnish heretofore the bonds par and
ttsces:.
We shall be pleased I'll order. for these bonds at market
s. and shall endeavcr keep constantly on hand ready for
immediate delivery fun assortment
We also buy aud sell all kinds Of Government Stocks
The new FIVE PER CENT INTEREST-BEARING
LEGAI~TENDER NOTES.
SIX PER CENT CERTIFICATES OF INDEBNED-
TESS
sEyFN-TIuRTY TREASURY NOTES.
SIX PER CENT COUPON and REGISTERED BONDS
1881.
US QUARTERMASTERS' CHECKS.
Maturing Certificates COLLECTED or CAsHED on favor
be terms VERMILfE Co.,
Government Agents fiyeTwenty Loan