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yI,O CONTRACTORS Separate Sealed Pro-
possis each Endorsed with the Oft person present.
n~ same the date Of it, presentation amt the nuo o. tns
49, IN which Il relates will be received At this Office unu IL
ooek IN OF FRIDAY May 10 1904 for the construction oI
THAP-DLOCK PAVEMENr5 IA the following streets 10
,vit. In 3dsy from Seth to 6Glh also IN i0ths be.wec
oh AID 10Th avs aud also in 12ist, from eth 70 9TH
and fr tie construction Of the following SEWERS TO w'
In 70tls from Hudson River 20 and through lax 20 ,"'
also In slay from IN TO eOths with branch in 5th ST.
TO near 2dav ao in Bthav between 18Th aud ith. also
In Oliver 49, between Chatham square and Aadsons ahi
farther information apply 70 THO Contract Teis at TIL, olce
THOS STEPHENS ! Croton
ROBr. l.. DARRAOI, iAguoduct
A. w. CRAVEN Board
Office Cro,on Aeueduet Department, May :, 1864.
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Gn,uscmGni5.
liARIlEN.

w IN Elk GARDEN.
~ MH EDWIN BOOTH
having ct The reqesi Of considerable Forton OF me press
and pub e ofe9il T. e 5g.!s &c e9;s & 'e season.
Of the great Sha.psaTan aid sand-.d characters, VIZ
which b., 11e Id y e ore now y e15S SiGT
FRIDAY, May ., being
Of the 'edc' he viii 'epefi be BIZ rigT 'era'ion Of
bad been The intention Of tie management not 70 repe
I, ~ o sno-,ic bst ~ po,t-'o cN-'i.
10 y,i- rerrssh notices which i, eeeafro- the rress
will . Il behaved iu.n excuse JI 81 alteration =! Ii IL
EDWIN BoOrrI a. HAMLET.
From The New Yosk ii,r,d.
NJ Booth began Zig short Il Is tea'es ias ui'
snc W tn ,il,s 70 o g - 'tr. ,..
cad good actor hive te power 10 tAw together such an an.
.c T. this slofen time Of iu7-lcry and cip,lp druis.
staAc.pesrr It's good te Of feud on orc #
Sh7ee-p res cAar 'c,eIs 20 I'D e,.or or no re' 'a
.t-rrc,r lcr-int,I stl be rrtl " tlaa ne
vss ~ c y ais and eo cannot ira.ia. Better one
Mr. Booths i iI!-i is p.rs. Such Cd &c, r Is "oI =
wi4,I.r' % CONN . nm, .n.t ,ni
tae Who. ti' e JOS g., i-' .,. '''o
ei.-.ic - % No., ,-.o .e, lie ,ei, ,,-.
the stage should lose tie ne1- o''iuly 20 See III Hso
IRON TIC Neu York Times.
~ Edwin BOOB. c1umrrr i -hc-. zee ~ Of perform.
hero lat irh'. The house ~a' oi ''i tr0r'ee >,
rerlria iTlc aeas ,sere 70 Ill end 'i &C.; T.
cr.ity ca'r c0f,rp ilvr, in'r-feti ai ihi c' & ii'
roolI invariably .aasfo his ait ii'e wntA Do @cne'
here a4. Is toiy dDerrai - aHy 'il1i o. "a t
fi-. tiou ily G.. 'gcl cI.Hniaid iLe pay "-'
wins l1 q. fson.1n OF t' irnre "iao"i per
er.,..- =. nc 70" '- me-. b.
..-t . ~. ICON 20, :. a.. , ~ .r.9t r..s
a'''i t-..cn' at i. ..c'ii .ii'-. '' n.
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Cry lssPecTon's DKrARTsssr}
KRw ORR AIfil 81, 1884.
T,UE UNDERSIGNED, City Inspector, calls
the attention Of Ferry Masters Raj rou1 Conductos
Ca and all others connected With Iantpoft
ton from this city their liability 70 fine OF $3.50 Tor eur
r Ont Of he city the body Of any deceased person
he Written permission Of this Department. whether sach de
person shall drd within tho city or whether e
hodv s have arrived n the city merely transit TO ,oDe
other Mace Any violation the City Ordinances In this TO
,peot will he prosecuted TO the foil eileni Of ht law
FRANCIS J. A. pVVLE, City llryte'ef'
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CORPORATION Nolites.

rTHE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH
4 Of tie BOARD or ALDERMEN will meet on SAT-
IVDAY the 7th inst at o'clock ?. ~ ia Room No tty
Hall for tho purpose Of investigating boiling CT bones lat and
All parties Interested respectfully requested to appear
" ''"'' PETER MASTERsON
JOHN d. 0TffWELb,
JACOB NJ. LONG,
Committee Public Health
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Savings Banks.
Deniisirn.
60 farmers ono Others.
THOMPSON,
J nnnucrITrRIsr AED NuRsFnYMAN.

DAVID THOMPSON, -
~ uOGTCULTURIsP AID EURsRRiNAN,
Green Island opposite lroyh
Ia. m hand End nov. ready arlr tinf nge quahs
n geror anl hardy CRAZE VINES, in III chou sitiJ va
e.-his 1auc gives specific character ard qusir
Hag also on haid a large assortment 81 alAAt bnha.
VINES Of which pen O. early % tho @''" Of 'J '
Ue.sleo T'erc6 Prssisn and German pRUNESi d'o
,tst blnrd LWETs CHIN PUNE 80 iaFoi ny
go, III and by the talucrs tub iu hrwlois tly iie
irrhne uev,suafer and The Country Gruiennn ~ aNG
Of TIiOMPsOS's GRAPES, he Farme5's ClIh Gays
II this T. Seeding that viii rpcn ai Troy 'try 1''i
with ce siuy tcn q is caui.iIon wety OF n''''
fu the scl.s.0u o. the Club on tie fhi ~ u 49, '
There IRE several retiea ~ the frin@ ana N 4.
,en DAT. comm .nlv called SWlfzcl, and 10 nay le ~
~. AZ 1pv r.te 4 the unanimous opinion 81 me ',p
H. n h usrceut fruit and wrl worthy OF recommend.
M, Tor rel 80" j. tie bet Ia me- they ever is.'u
a., ~ '.ref not TO recommend anything not worly Dut
,e Willing 10 i've this Pluue tho hirhes TrconmrndAiq
he Tares Club Of Nci OK city ismnicns ~ wei a ltsc
,c,l cntysiors Of Fruits ard Vines henseyt M mp
IN corues before Die fellow citizens, coahdenty bene.hS
ne ADD 10 present them such yac'ei ~ plants a. la
sniff r ia and choice urging all 60 pant Vine, alrer
=, srr,bcrrv Bed that, IN Tie OF rt"o ye.s
A. ,a tiv can AT their homes ENJOY the fgis so etiy
o be obtained in the beginning and which u1ufaJ s'uS
Mr. THOMPSON /, At al times IN resdnent 10 a'tend to
ali. m ia seryces ia caring for the Fruit ards vines and
Gafden OF h friends and employers, IN TIE Inc oil La pro
fession. ,,o.co, ~ ~
sris County Agricultural ana enu'
etrer, socey Oace No 60 lst IT.. corner Ferry Troy
OK Al lis house on Green Island. VI Canal and haAe1s1'
DAVID THOMPSON
fiorticultudsl ard Nurserynihn,
Green Island, n. Y.
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CinantiGl.

THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
Now omen for business at No. II Duane st.. few doos east
VI Broadway
DIRECTORS.
HENRY A. 5MifHE,
HORACE b. CLAFLIN,
CHARLES L. ANTHONY
F. w. COGGlLL
CHARLES q. LASDON,
FRASCIS SKlDDY
S. BERNHElMER,
GEO. +. BUrMhH
N 4. BALDWIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED For TUE
q. S. TEE-FORTY LOAN.
Pevm,nt. may be made in Checks OF Drafts sn New
YoIk, OF Legal Tender Notes.
IiESBY l. sliYTfIE, President
". II. FOSTER, Cashier.
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Financial.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NETWORK
NO WALL ST.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FISCAL AGENT or
THE UNITED STATES.
FOR TIE DISTRIBUTION or


FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF
THE NATIONWIDE 20 FIVE PER CENrLOAN.
Thss foryy years loan al pr cent Pr ainnm-iN III
EST AND PRINCIPAL by SPECIAL ACT OF CON
DRESS MADE PAYABLE IN GOLD-and also b. special
Ie, th. loan is ExENPT FROM TAXATION
Parties subscribing his bars may receive coupon o'H''
Immediately with clean coupons, from march, by paying 'he
earned interest in currency sddins ny cent for premium
On the eo.n or they mey 10y te delay receive bonds wan
is.eres, commencing on the first day q sabscrp'on
The same rae viii also apply to registered stock except
tA.t II cannot b, delivered within some days after 'ahcnfon
Parties subscribing ,aI Wy Tor redistribution viii DO
srowed one ii. hth y,r celt commission.
The Secretary oflc IresstFy i-oc Dis hank as follows
1.-THE Fir, National r.rk o. tie City of %cw- Yors o..
which Won re Tr,d.ntis atho.ld 20 receive faa Isors
70 the Nat ouai loan. and SO 10 Hoped - w oNo'
on tie most cncr-, and active et n. " ic-i
s.Hance is l.eo- b.. attended ".,h coape.c success
Very especially.
tsisDeD "S.P. CHASE. Ser tsry fu.e Treasury.
"To 5 c. TBosrsOy, esq. Pre.iJtnt
The Coupon Icrd. ese CT $50 SIC $50 aud 1000 &c
nominations.
Payment may be made in Legal Tender arl National r'a
soses OF checks and drafts On any a3 u t' city, that Mia
pay On dcnisnd CT O., one day IS nosc'. Ae1.,s.
JANIS CIRPBEY, Ca.'ier
FL V.t..-.i il.ri N.,. York
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DROPOSALS FOR $500 600.
L CENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND sloNh
or 1876.

sFALED PROPOSALS viii be received a. ihe CONF
rRoLLERs OFFICE, Until TUESDAY, tie 18th day Of
Msy 1885, st2 O'Clock P. when the same VIII be publicly
opened for tho whole any part o. the Of Three nnd
red thousand Dors the Genital Park improvement Fund
stock authorized 10y Chapter % Of tho Lows Of 1900 and 'y
an Ordnance of,he Common Council approved ~ the Mayor
April p, 1900
Tho id stock will bear interest Of The rate Of S per cen
Der snuun payable quarter yearly and the principal viii be
redeemed No1eubcT J, 1875.
Tie proposals will state the n, o. stock desired and
tho prce per one bundled doas thereof aud tie per'on
whose propora are accepted wal theieupon be required to de-
uo, with tho Chamberlain Of the City the sums awarded 70
them respectively.
On prs seung to the Comptroller tie receipts Of tie Cham
bsr.n for such deposs the parties will be entitled to receive
certificates for equal Of the par value OF tie sl0'
bearing interest from the dates Of payments
Each proposition should bo scaled and iudorsed Proposals
for Ceurul Park Improvement fund STOCK ani neo'edn
.srosd envelope addressed to the Comptroller
Tie m Il reserved 20 reject any OF all oil ITO Gus Il 'e ia
,ere.t. Of the Corporation require H.
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, ComptroNer
CIV Of New.Yok Department o. Finance Comp'feler'
Once April 49, 1854
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DRINTERS' PRESS BOARDS best quality,
,uperroya double medium OF larger clean and IA good
order, wanted by JOHN A. CRAY GREEN, Non Ie md
10 JscVb b., Nsw.ioik.
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.Gorporaiion Noiice5.

" s. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
u, N. Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE.
Oryicr NEW uILDEGs
Con CHAaBERs 81. AND BROADWAY
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OFFIcE OF
VERMILYT C Co. IANKEi;S,

NI3M IIINT e Co. ItNN IAIIitF',
Nc ~ WALL-ST. NEN-lpitN.
We aye prepared 20 convo.t the |. =. 40 lhhA5
HAY NOTES into toe per cut LONDs a. 1881 WIZ.
pIorapn,css and On fy0raoe t'tas.
Also buy and SELL 81 u..rs.t rates Oh AAas " GOV
rRNAirNT SECURITIES. il ii.s
Us. $50 BONDS
Il :. $50 TREASURY NOTES
II. = 12mo,. CEEIlFiCtI 90 lNDNbIE9.f- p
II :. cr4EIELHAsIEHs CHtCNS
II :. lN,O-YEAk b ler cent LEGAL IANDrh
MOTIFS ..., .
u. :. q per cents. COUPON aal Bfc'3TiFEh G.
1851.
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INb-illD'H-'
sellsSteI or plithl.,d.
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.IOURTH NATIONAL BANK Of INC CITY

h4Ol II II ~ lf-N-tls DAM VI WV 80
oil NEW-IORh. CAPITAL 4ag1 zoo , d,
Ttle auiof iic -crl,taTy Of The Treasury tbs Bank
/. 'olepared 90 rsrciv. .Ub-cIipi9lsi 70 ne
NATIONAL JLf-i ONIl LOAN
.ned under a c suppcrae ,ry 60 oct cut "a an Act
A. provide -s AID dean- Tor the support Of The Govern
uiait. tlpf.ycl march 1903 At, e.
1ii. Ian - HoleeInabIe aler ten and payable l"f.y
vr fo d'o with interest 90 thr rle q fve pr csA' Yer
sunu.. iltcrcst aud Principal D.. so.c ln COIN
Sub. ics 90 tie a.oyc inHst De- rlde ln A"i44
If ih. United stste ad he scrg1e interest ptd in 'on
or ia Nat ousl Currency 41ingl MY peg ci pI,i.ti u
luther notice. brpl.'f4- % ~ M i4'''-'"'
I n a. Uorerox te-fs Giant t.f.iaI
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EinGurlnl.
LOAN OF u. s.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
No 40 BROADWAY.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT
on THE UNITED STATES.

w authority Of the Secretary q the Treasury ts Bank
W.. receive subscriptions for the TEN 'OEFY FIVE PER
CENT GOLD .hEARISG BONDS. liberal conuis ion
WI be allowed parties Subscribing at This Bank.
d. l. ROSS, President.
Jorv a. STOuT Cashier.
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Gecture5 ano 4tleciigss

a q. of O. F.-Tho r. ". Grand Lodge OF
20 Southern Negy.York will hold s3ociel sfsson on
FRIDAY EVENING ON Inst ., ocoes i95 ne PIrso ca
81 q Lodge othe Untol Satet Members Of tho
order invited to NEE. with ~ ~ eraeI
II :. CHRISTIAN COMMISsION.-Ihe
4. Rev j. r. DURTEA, recently rsiurnea from ,hs
NAV viii speak a. Tho c'ulch r <tlst and shay
on S friday EVENING. ar Il O'Clock, GIVING an accoant
Of what io s.W aud heard While among the soldiers
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/ NIGLOs GARDEN-COANLNCE2- a.,
~ Lcs.ec and Il Nal J." iiAlLi'' -
TWO PIECES rHls IfFEiSi.
~ IRISH DRAMA AND y kfEt tQ,nEDf.
Mrs.HARNET WILLIAMS asa lA&Ar& Ii ~.
Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS in iANhEE slH'r
NJ. BAHsEN WlLLlAHss .ast time hHt ous a' te
CoASih S4QjA y, eo; ,, i at ,l,NrIiv
''N''i'''' "''- W. BARNEY WILLIAMS
WI l., fpscjlv n-od1cel John UEouel1r'f Grand 10.
mantle Spectacular Drama the Present thea ac eaaa'ol 81
i'0Na0'' 'H'''11 BEL DrV0Wo,
which .ir many routh pfegsior vii be presented m
s rI cnt CAST Beautiful Now Scenery S'en ii po.t
mems. sosr oui Cot,ly Co'iumof ofraa n sic, Premiere
dancer ana GrndHa'L Sets 'ecarea ~ dys N adyanee
No. or aud c2i BROADWAY,
Lessee and Directre'' s,n "ood
Sag MIS- MIS- EVENING" if:ii;ii;y;ij MAY o 1854
FOR ORTIZ: E1srr TIiME.
Exf'RHAT,A,oRAlSS I T I'xliTr,Rli4yAC&NzA
MAzEPPAt
FIERY rvr,Me ~ ha"pcKIyG HORSE.
Nr. John Wood Ni.s 4. srri-, Ms. j. Waters. hefir,
Frank urev j. H. s,odlagi, W. Ds'lse' l. owens l. l.
PRESIDED BY the comic lr, ,v q ;snv
Mc.sr Frank Drew, @. u. rae, T. Owens: C. J. Passl9e
IT, per-y France Mr. sedcy Brown, Miss s. iiaf.i'' dise
j. M sYIdI1i3o, EVENING Saturday.. MAY T. 1904,
BENEFIT
MRS JOHN WOOD,
onwhish occasion wil be presented
pOCANONfAS,
AND OrnfE ENTERTAINMENT
MONDAY EVENING, May % -,,., ,,,,,,.1,.,.r
BFNFfir OF THOS BAKER, MUSICAL uihAO-Oh'
Doors open u Il performance comi.'nce - IL
BROADWAY TUEAIER,
ID No BROADWAY, CORNER OF BROONE-sr.
GEORGE WOOD............ .....'.. .'AIAAesE
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
~
SIIMONS,
SIMMONS,
SIMMONS,
TIE RENOWNED ESC ANOIti H.
HOUSES CROWDED. hlCULLl.
CWANlE or PROGRAMME 1ONltltI.
WRITING BY THE lNN iSlbLE HAND,
THE RLd1D-RED WRITING ON THE ARM,
THE DEMON FISHERMAN,
EOpE-IllNG FEAf
And numerous other llutions
| Doors omen n =. Commence N o c.ock. -, ,,.
GRAND MATINEE sAlt EDAl, ~ z ocIoof;
rot.c. vii h. rvon oftls comuence CIT oil 10
DRAMATIC SEASON.
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TIE RErgIcAy EXCHANGE Back, I

NEv-l OK, My !, 1884.
Annual Election for COun-
lection win Doe %. d 80 the Office Of IT, Bank WiDNis-
- y jane b IRON - 10 ''''' b. MURRAY, Cashier.
NJ NTH MATT y \ j. b \ n K
~ OF TIE CITY oF NtNtYOEK
iIhtl tOR-; ~. o.,
WM ,. KOBBE; O. Koosc & CoTies Aucioneer' Nos ~
ruoNis (. WISE IT,. ofYy.c sons lmFoF''T' Nos. ''4
GEO. 4. WlGEs. Of wics., Saith Co., importers Dry
q. H. SOLOMON. OF L. L. solomon 4 son. Upholstery No
GrC. 4 ifiitWs. orGorl .u Fellows Meani-n W hole.
s..c ,rore rs. 500. a. .id - Tc. q. I'D ,.,
sOLONOE T.. iltLL, o.lla t'a".e g ATa'.' "'''f ~
cnfs I,[.5';EIWER of ''azo.hs'iler Gros., mana'ac
D. q. W,iliEHjUsE Shoe Nauu!actoTcr, Mo- and :
Jos12'H T. oRvls Of ory, Novels ! Smith S-A'' &C.,
II 81. uUNiin4i. Cs.'r !oc.tI Z. oH' is' 'f'' l.
Cruce or CogrIfo.LEa os aug ,car."cY'(
NAf.ISG o., 81 ", 90
U10cls. iy ;sfe or c'i ace . 10. .,
bsl ,.t.st4 ol N..vl,... IH o.. - i' q -'' 20
a,I S..'e Of Sow. io... i. ir'u lily "ii.. .ci
,r1 c.rl.rs TO nc Is..'''..'n.t q" d., o., , -
..., go .,1.~,r I..'od -ts. .ia',s, -nI 60 ''i,r
ler '.e I'D. ..-i,4 1- ia ~.
required Co. be ,.n pal "il ae.ft c'l.4' "'''s ' '''
r-a,y. o.. lc % ,.-lis ll- ir N-al- 'l'ih t4- '
DIV co. Eco-l obs. ,o.u., o. atH- 80 $3.50 STATE o.. 80
iutG 3. .rli...sd 20 c.nu.a.c tie ".sins o. o''-.N
Ia tt.cfy i. a.r.o. witness Us hand a.4 scal Of o.,e'
i.s H. .ircfrtn diy Of h.IiI, l,-L
:'''''''..,,'ii'.' ia. UUCH NcCuLLCCH
:comp,.of .ae Cprmry: Conp.F'.e' OF '1e oom'r'y
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u. S. 5 PER CI,Nr 1910 BONDS.
We keep on hand oI la, -l4.c delivery a-o.a.-n. OF
BONDS q tits NEW LOAN
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FRIDAY, May ., being
THE FOURTH
Of tho sries he viii repeat bis rerr seEtaiion Of
4 III

II bad been The intention Of tie Infringement: not 70 repe
any 81 these repre- cnai0ns Int 10 produce Mr. bOVin
eel night a r.arlccr, but tAc eStaor Org cItau,
With i-h f p.o'ure II Hamlet coyei aud the
following remarkable notices which It elci,rdro1 the press
wall = !. behaved f1.u-h excuse :0I alteration .! t.s IL
teutiOu
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~ ME EDWIN BOOTH
having ~ The rsq1est 81 considerable PORTION OF the press
and pub CsCnto % give, before tie close Of the season.
kLEA ES REPRESENTATIONS
Of the great Sha.-peaI.an AID sanild chsracers VIA
which h- I'D ore ineT a1by com, rt'u' re
manls,non. la p-.lle n alnoluns ..t On " NLOnI
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NOTICE-To the asscnted CREDITORS 81
~ cf The late CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL
.ROAD:th CHICAGO ALTON AND ST LOUISE or > J.
LOUIS ALTON and CHICAGO RAILROAD fDNFAAlf>
qr ,o77cr that tby virtue power vested 60 ihon sule
bon8bodeTs pfecncnt OF l0h January ls and under e
r,ii1s and modf rotions thereof pascd Sh July, 100
~ Iulv 1872 AID 2ti October 1911 the 1rufiees eqAIe
Won b. bru. IN assign any aud e OF as'rAt nos
"a ,, hi. ,, rt Won nav hold OF tic CL.ca.o and MHif
-u road; tie Chicago Alton anJ -, l.-nl' Of ~. L'4''
fu s glicaro Rao,l Compare 20 iLcul q l., ole
III .ha good No o end 4s place. ICONS No
a-.44s OLD g befo. o. the ,h 10y OF May io4 To-
h r.oaf oi tire per cent atfg be- poid ihri''h
n b. cl,- !, cs that from end Tittr tie a1osentn'ed
d. and hour tie Trustee viii 10 longer -, we tiid n-s Of
rofars or a-s Zee hc some cYie 20 -, pehti
up 'he t-ust ~ -rH,r as under 4a'cr s. ceu.t 'y
81 - deem ie.ci end rroPer.-fewf OH Arm o. l,lt ny
order OF fle IlusfecF L. H. EiLl liz 'i-ii'--'
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Tfo Wrc Entertainment Of tits Arch-Magian Of IlusIon
t- 81. alton a rcwl "a 90 The ent tao. Any
i t.s s1iftuss's profess 10 10 or hat nigcans
have hitherto done Is aty surpassed by Two ies' alone,
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ROBERT HELLER.

SEEING WITH THE INWARD EYE,
TIE COUCH OF TIE ANGELS IN THE AIR
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OYv1cg OF THE GALEVA AND CHICAGO LSioT
NJ IL 70 ~. Z n,cIA.Y- luLlAnO. NJ ~ y. L--4-
MAToa.s OgnoE MADI OF. I'D, Ae.i e Io1i

NAYoR's OYuoR Nan OF, Indr 4 pIl y I0l4
NOTICE -The CITY Of MADISON, Ind,
~ hereby yve- notice he holiofs o ~ tONDH issued
20 the President of the Columbus aud Shelby Rsoed mum
beT.d frou one 10 fy inciufTc fCr geo each that the
GoopoDs due May i864 will be paid Ut tie Continental
Pspt lew York and with view 20 settlement Of the past
due they are requested % in statement 81 she
same to WIN. Toward esq tie Treasurer Of aid CITY oil
M.dI.on JOHN MULFEf, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESICN-The
- ~ iuy.niu.h ANNUAL EXHIBITION # OkOlNAi.
PICTURES by Living Artists Is NOW OPEN at tho Gal
.cr.c No. D. Broadway. d. y from q. N. 10 10 ..
A. ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding Secretary, v. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

v.ip,e TOMORROW isa'urlayl,"arm.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17
FtfL JI-
Savannah.

q, Savannah, the chief seaport ef Georgia
sis the largest ci'y in the state, and con
tanned IN 1860 al o 1t, 10000 inhabitants.
1ttsasauated oa high bluff, on the river
bearing its name, sixteen miles from the
aocesh. I; is 'ost ftly laid out in squares,
and contains ans eegsDt public aud pri.
vste, tuildirgs. A Splendid new custom
house was erected in 1860, aud number
.of hns brick BLOCKS. Three or four elegant
public parks, skirted by Chiaa trees. adds
to It's beauty. "A hesyy ,eot,cn trade.
much efft with foreign ports, formerly
'cbsrscterizsd tb;splsce. A lue of steam
sbips. connected it with New York and
sPbilndelpbia, also wi,hc Char lesion, and
sSts sJoha's, Florida, while the cities of
the interior are reached by lines of rail
Way. The prominent merchants are men
OF Northern birth, but a large number of
wealthy cotton brokers are Jews. Pew
ous TO the Wharf.-The volunteer military
force OF SaSennah as,one ef the most per
fectiy discrpfurd in the South. Much OF
the rebel army may be traced to Savannah
fans, who figure lergsly in the succession
ranks,so The approaches 10 the ciss from
thez1 sea, 10y the river, ore obstruc,td b.,
chains, bars aud torpedoes, besides water
batteries and masked batteries in profusion
Our iron clad fleet will Of course move
with caution up The Savansb, should they
cooperate vith so attack by Sherman on
the resr, which Is not altogether mprobo
BILE. If this scily has not fallen, we NAV
confidently look for its reduction soon.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17
4 Coon u.dsr |. cr,not,n..

We witnessed an swusiRg incident or
one Of our suburban streets last Saturday.
A fashionable young lady, got up in the
highest style of the milliner's art. arrayed
In sif the glory Of 6ve-dollars ayard elk, a
twenty dolsr bopnet, and three huudred
dollar shawl was mrjestically sweeping
along 10 the direction Of the Fair Grounds,
while just behind, little boy was leading
o pet COON. A ccuntryman in q brown
slooched hat, and linsey woolsey warmus,
cstne along, followed by yslla dog, whose
nose wss Scared disgoually. traversely and
slatterally with the scars of many iercely
conferred battle With the members Of the
rscoop fsmily. Tige no sooner saw the
ringtsiled representative of bis ancient ene-
my than be made frantic drive for him
accompanied by furious bark Cooney
eemprehended the situation at a glance,
bol,ed dincontinen,ly, and sought ssnctu-
1sry beneath the ample circumference Of
-sthe yonng ladys erinoline. The young la.
+, dy screamed. while the dog made rapid
circles, snufiing the air and evidently be-
y swildered to know what had become Of the
eseoon. TIE situation Of the youpg lady
Was, critical and embarrassing. she was
afraid to move for fear the coon would
bite, and The coon declined to leave his re.
treat until sbe dog had retired. Finally
the dog was stoned of. the boy dragged the
coonSfsom bis bidding place, and the young
lsdy went her way with lively consiou.
mesa Of having experienced a new sensa.
tion. '' -'- ''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17

WoRrH TRyiSe.-In In times Of high prices
Of -four, the following recipe for making
cheap bread. which we 6ud in Halls Jour
nal Of Health, may be Of service to some
Of our readers: 20 a
To two quarts Of corn meol add one pint
OF bread sponge, wau,er sufficient to wet
tho whole, aud one pint of -four and q
inblespoonfullsof salt. Let 1t rise, theu
kuend well, upspalringly for the second
time. 1t costs just one half as much ss
bread from the finest family flour. is lighter
on the stomach, and imparts more health
vigor aud strength to The body, brain aud
bene Three pounds of such bread (at sS
cents pourd for the meal, affords a'
much nuiriment ss nine pounds OF good
ros, beef (cost OF twenty six cents two
dollars and twenty-five cents, according to
standard physiological facts.