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The Shasta courier., 1864-08-13
Cures are Always Guaranteed.

In Syphilis and its adjuncts; Gonorrh@a and
its accompanying diseases all disorders of the
Bladder, Kidneys and prostate; Seminal Weak
ness; Diseases of the Heart and Lungs Dyspep-
sa, Indigestion, Impotency, Incipient Consump
tion and all diseases of the urinary organs in either
sex, cure always warranted, OR NO PAY RE
OUIRlD Mt the
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-13
Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures

That leave the poison to crawl through the system,
eating its way iuto the tissues and organs beneath
the apparently smooth surface, to burst out in the
future with virulence that will battle the effects of
medicine. When PERFECT CURES can be OBJ
tainedsby consulting physician whom long prac-
tice and thorough investigation into the causes of
DISEASES of the URINARY ORGANS enables
to determine at once the nature of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctors care,
PERFECT, SPEEDY and PERMANENT
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-13
F.:

D. o. MILLS, J. B. THOMAS,
LOUIS McLANE, THOMAS BELL,
WM. NORRIS. A. J. POPE,
JOHN L. EARL, O. F. GIFFIN,
HERMAN MICHELS, JAS WHITNEY, Jr.
W. C. RALST0N,
San Francisco, june Is, 1864. il.
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financial.
NTOTICE 10 the FIRST and SECOND MORT

NOTICE to the fIiCSI ana SECOND uORl .
IN 0AGE BONDH0LpERS Of the PIf IS,,,hSY
rie Bosyd az Directors Of Tie PITTSBURGH, fOlsT
WAYNE, AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANf have
requested The undersigned call meetings OF the rir'1 o
gaze ard Secold Mortgage Eoudboders III pursuance OF he
PROVISIONS OF the deeds Of trust for the purP- - OF consider
ns ain notifications Of the present hnanc. system o. tne
co:npsiy which the assent Of moy IN iutfes VI e'en
Of II ose classes q tondu0des by vote at meeting nccs
any The pr ipc Of the proposed measure, was snomhd
10 he animal meeting the corporation held at Pittsburgh Oh
the 10th winch present majority OF ths STOCK
holders VI OF the bOndholders, aud as uha
mously approved. -,
The therefore in exercise ofhe authority cor
re upon them by Article II OF the First and Second DEEDS
o. Trust g7e notice tAct - .- ,.r,,, -,
MEETINGS OF TIE FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE
BO.DHOLDEkS
VIII be held at tho banking house Of Winsow Lanisr Co
No 80 Wall6 in the City OF loIk, on IHCkSlhii
the It'll day Of April 1894 at II for the purpose Of con-
sIcrng the aforesaid measures. -
IT such meetings the boadholders, registered may Foe "
Ressiation on the Voting Register 30 made by any
holder AZ the Office agency OF tho Company ct the psks
house Of WiusoW Lanier Co, where the po4hs ae 9y
bordt his Ming TIE wriH order 81 me Pe''0" " ''g
te,ed - he holder. -, A., $4,000,
The retion was originally In the names OF the persons
10 whom the bonds issued IN eaes Ia which VIZ
registering himself upon the PROXY oil the person ee
general attendance OF the boshod'rs 10 earnestly re
onsqsd As well Re- act e questions aforesaid IA to perfect
inc orgni,sou contemplated in Article II Of the Deeds oil
Tbs Of the Ft and Second Mortgage bondhoders
vii be held sepua y but al tAe same nt sll
boes o, the Third Mortgage Bonds GO invited to De present.
their action s required by tue Trust Deeds
I'm. resolutions adopted ut tie aura meeting and he to
luton Of the Board OF Directors less call OF the meet
;pss Of the bondhoje.s sGbjoined
JOIN FERGUSON, Trustees for the First and SEQ
SAMUEL J. TILDES ond Morssi se bondhodsrs
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Sirancial.
!, ,'1-.,.,n .vo Totrno nn1noaD Co.

(ITVFLAND AND IOLIDU 7
1,,.susvs', OYriCE CLEVELAND, o., MaT,h TO- .oo,
A SEAII-ANNUAL DIVIDEND VI ~! oi
Y CVNT free fron Government tx, upon t.e - II n
-, % he CLEVELAND = TOLEDO hNiL I NJ,
6NPANY hss this day been dec.ared ~ ule "a,.. ~
No. EfRNLYEh Co. "a. Il Wats'c rev ioL Wy;
~ ia he 2lst law OF NAV ncS and alter tie S'uf uAe ~
tbs Compsrys Office in Csye'nd. d., h. ,i he c,o..a on
b l9 y Of pri ns1t fnai9 closed gIg me z a'5
Ami IA ''' -
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ginaEeial.
CIXTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK.
CoasKR BHoADwAI 6TH Az. AND 3SrH ST.

CORNER BROADWAY, 6TH Az. AND 35rH ST.
CkSSIUS DARLING President
GEORGE q. HAVEN. yice-Presdent
JNO. w. b. DOBLEB, Cashier.
Authorized DEPosITAnr AID FISCAL AGuyr or TIE
UNITED STATES.
DIBECToEs
CASSIUS DARLING, PAUL SPOFFOED,
FRANCIS LELAND EDWARD HAIGHT.
GEO. q. HAVEN.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES
1910 LoLN
This Bank pepoTed receive subscriptions on account OF
United State. Bonds authorized by of March 3 1894 bearing
date March 1884, red emsbo the pleasure Of the Govern
uet years aud payable forty years from date bear
Ing i've per year payable In coin annually ON
bonds hundred dollars and semi annually on oil
ether bonds
Subscribers will be required TO pay, In addition to tho
OF the principal OF the Bonds, in lawful money the
accrued interest in In legal tender notes, or the notes
Of National Banks adding fifty per cent for premium until
further notse) from tie rs Jay Of March until the day OF
subscription.
Subscriptions and rernittancss may be adlres'edto
JOHN w. B. DOBLER, CASHIER,
Or to Me.sr. UNDERHILL HAVEN, subssents, No.
81 WALL-Sr.
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RESOLUTIONS


R,eomr nded By ne Board 81 Direiors 10 he Sfoek0Idr'
fer adoption at The Anau1i Meeting, MGTeh 10, lto4
P,,o-ld That It expdet that expenditures for construc-
ton eqnipfoent and objects pertinent thereto, involving new
cspi,a should ia the main be provided for by nn increase Of
thu capital stock Of tie Company. 49,
RsIoped That the increase Of capital stock should be made
solely for tia purpose OF building and completing double
trick or such part thereof eSpedcns and for equip
Ding the road and providing sDch additional rolling STOCK
u,chuery sppureunce. and other facilities may be nee.
essay to properly 90 ell the blsucss wbch oncf aud
for no other purpose and should only be issued from year to
wear in such amounts a. the Stockholders IT then annual
eengs iusy decide upon Their decision ,hs lie based
upoR detaed estimate m de BY The Board Of DIRECTORS OF
the suQpn Of money oI the WORK OF the year d
tbs, the ev Issue Of stock shall only be sold alter pubic
notice. 80. , -,
Resoird That ths increase Of capital for 1864 shs not en-
coed 80 100000
R.,sited Tha, the SockholheTs hereby recommend, and
ss nay be essary, authorize the Board ei directors
10 make such agreement arrangement with thu holders Of
the bonds under the trust deeds will enable them 90 In
crease tie capita JcN indicated in tie preceding resoa
tiou. ... ..,.o
Ador,ed unanln ousy by vote OF Si53O0o out Of hp
of stock: 1.2sJO oct of 2S1Ggi OF hrst morssrs
bonds; = $4,000 out Of S5l6O,ooJ Of second mortsage
bonds; aud = l526 Of E.UtJO0 OF third mortgage
bordS z 400 nnO no; voting because not ~ gs'efed
Resolution adopted rs tie board OF Directors this day
esotei That Trustees under the Mortgages. ssmnei
Tden and John esason be and they hereby request
Bondoders m the City If New York, 10 act upon The rc
luon adopted bv the 81 their nal ettng ~
the City Of Pts6urg the loh day Of March lsi aud to
.an II possible the assent Of The b0ndho!der. thereto
Attest: w H. BARNES Secretary
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OFyicE oy rHz MsEIPo,A Co, 10. 81 WALL.sr
AT 4 SPECIAL MEETING Of the BOARD
~ OF TRUSTEES q the NiRPOSA COMPANY, held
the ocS he Company tie "a day Of Apdl inst
ResslreG Tia, for the p1rpose 81 quisins the floating
deb; and further developing the resources OF the company
there ,h4 b. OF Bonds 20 the amount Of fRVW
rsysbo on before e "a day % April b With Interest At
Ter Per paYEhl half yearly and thai sealed BIDS
,r the said bond. be the ONCE OF the Company NJ
sny ims b-foie toon OF the lih int II which tno the
Board will proceed open tie bids, reseyins the night 70 &c
reject ali OF thenNsw oSs, AprI lSoi
y y order Of tho Board Of Trussres = - =
JOHN WATT. Secretary.
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Hovs.roNrc RAILROAD Co.. TIRE 'avEEE,. oTE1lo1' }

DWIDEND No. j3. - The BOARD OF
BnIRPcTORs Of This road Asv, ii, day decsiel DlVl
f,sND Of FOUR DOLLARS PER SHARE on the Preferred
S5s .,t,ck Of this Company iirc from Government lax
& ~ m ne 18th proxn Oh, of the net EARNINGS since it
ia sreh socshold rs Is sg. appear oy ihe Transfer
te Conusny 70 haye been tie owners Of said Fro
Ter-ed stock on the 81 provnuo
nj tte Of 70 Of KHTCHCN. SON 81 Co, Nc. 90 kxchsngs
s,s-e on Boston Books 81 be Dfcc ot J. T.. IhAhhh
TED. and on Bridgeport Books II his OHice a.,
TIE Tran FER Books will 30 closed nom the eth 70 we i''
d @P'' 0''' 0'' CHARLES X AvERILL, Treasurer.
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HNEN-FORTY LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NEw.yoan,

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NBw.YoMi
ORIGINATED DEPOSITORY Of THs UNITED srArG'
NEw.loaK, March -, lBja
By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury this BACK
will receive subscription. account Of -
UNITED STATES BONDS,
authorized ~ The OF March l6 bearin, date hsch
49, redeesbe the pleasure of the U9rernmsnt asI ~
yes and pavabe forty wears from date bearing interest 81
per cen, year. payable Bonds not over one bundled
d6lau annually and all other Bonds ANNUALLY IN
coin. -,
Subscribers viii receive either Re- gl,.red or Coupon Bonds
a. they ,y prefer aud will be required 70 pay in addition 20
The amount of the rrincp, OF tho bonds in lawful money ths
accrued interest In coin cot Cuted States Notes or the
Note, Of National Bank adding 81 per cent for PREMIUM
uut further ce ffom the 1T day March September .'
Inc case may be- until the dag Of subscription and payment,
IL is expected that the first deliveries Of Coupon Bonds w"
We '"NN' A. o. ALLEN, Cashier.
pr,sfieut
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MERCHANTS RELIEF FIRE INSUR-
WI ANCE COMPANY.-Books Of subscription 70 the
Capital Stock Of the above Company
a, th. BANKING Hoa,. Of Messrs BROWN, BROTHERS
Co.. No. 50 Wast Is the intention Of this Company to
donate all profits over per toward Fund for tho Relief
Of Indigspt Merehsnt,.--Nsw York, March 81, 1914
JAS. M. BROWN, WILSON q. HUNT.
DAVID HOADLEY, AMOS K EMO,
VIM II. APPLETON, FRANCIS sKlDDY,
WM A. BOOTH, VIM. COKE DUSENBERf,
Cofnlnstionera
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NOTRTU NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
az NETWORK. CAPITAL sS,o0o01.
Nv the sutho,y Of tie secretary Of the TTcfuTy thn b'ha
is prepared to receive ubici p'ionf 20 ne y
NATIONAL TEN-FOtlI LOAN
is.ued under an supplementary 10 Al act entsd IN A'
10 provide Wsys snd Mesu. 0f tAe support 81 ire uoFe
meut" approved Mach 8, 49,. ,,. IT,
mi, Loan !. Eedee-nshe aAef ten end paysoe iory
veA from date with interest at The taie OF ro pei eeh' per
aurutn Interest end friucipa pay able ~ CON-
the above must be INSIDE m lA"iui hos
Of the United States. and Ito accrued interest Psi ~
or In Nsio Curlcnry tsddnsl my per cent pre ll untI
further notice. DfOltst OrDiht1 i''''4"'
n o. RoLsroS A s.stant Cashier.
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NOTICE.--Thc undersigned Commissioners
snpol,t.d 10 Receive subcpons TO the Cap Al stock
~ tbrF EEvV-YORE, HOU5ATO1C AND NOELHbES
RAiIROAD CONTAIN, hereby giye notice that bo ON,
dent q, No ia lroadwsy (o1tn no A. on MONDAY ne
All Day q April proEno % 10 o'clock NJ snd roman
open fion 10 O'clock io2 ococs M on e4eA d-J VIZ
r d-Dst.d hrw.York March o. 1854
,. A. PALMER,
ROBERT HOE.
GEO. ". MEAD, lco,o,,i,Iansfa
LEONARD u. WHITE, 4
DAVID \. DUSCOAB,
DAVID UAYTO'.
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OsTlCE on TsE P4SAMA hAIIIoApt o,iFANf osI f
BUILDINGS, 80 Wal =, N1w. ok March a. iSeA -
GOTH DIVIDEND.-ruu Board OF Directors
so iave THIS DAY declared Dividend Of touh W
PER CENT Of the est i'm q he H9id iSI we .S
xuouihs ending 3Ist int ard OH I'D PIX ChNl CIV ~"
rsrin Of steamers sailing Sc.. paysDs 20 the
holders or ther legal repte ssntt nd 1877 VIC %, s
Of Ann next The Transfer 30 VIII b. ciosed ioiA ts
evening Of tae 25th .! March, sas m.r,S we 80 VI
Apnl DeXt. HENhl SH'4tH tItoee-e-
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-. :. - - o.. FnovIprNcDA Np)
OF'iOb 1s - 4. 1o.tSt5rington Ligel
bN'' =. , cyu- ftret n I "a

At meeting Of the Boa Of Directors h o,.S
A yf,,, DAY qaarely dside:d Of TilhEE r ,,i1.
- - - nee Il 11, r'ii. Tux was a-c ara pay
80 ~ = "a =, Inc oli.e Of "a. MJIGAN'S SONS, No.
~ WliarnRE
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4 O''' Cha CciHIIA,iE'L,rs K AvHRILL, Treasurer.
BANK OF YosxKYs, Yonker.. sarch 81. 1865.

BANK oP YorKKTs Nonkers. Alerch 81 lsof'
10TH DIVIDEND.-Ihe BANK OF A0nKers
~ b.. declared dividend %. FOUk FER CENT, Tree
T oyneut aN ont o. the earnings ~ he past SIX months
.vsSi or and ser tie slh day Il Ill neX Tie transfer
Z. ROWLAND, Cashier.
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11oIiiital Notices.
cetlures ano Aleetinss

WALTER HYDE LECTURES, with Par
w or,mls Illustrations. ia Lecture Room No p CoogcE
tr.,i,u,, On MONDAY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SAT
URpAY EVENINGS ~ this week I,cAoss iof tAe e'HIss
Two Dollar. Single admiasee 20 cents
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WINTER GARDEN.
MONDAY EVENING. Aprn+
First sppearsnes In New.York
Cited Tragic AdiIlA
MISS
AVONlA ZONES,
When win be produced after long and esrsfa prepsnksa
ORIGINAL TRAGIC PLAY,
In Eve Sets written expressly for Miss AvONIA JONES, -
based upon the famous Hebrew Legend Judith end Hsa
fernss, aud entitled
JUDITH
THE
DAUGHTER OF MERARL
The drama will be presented with
MAGNIFICENT NEW SCENERY, by Bartholomew 3
wallack-
HISTORICAL COSTUMES, by Brasky, Of the Academy q
Music.
NOVEL AND ELEGANT PROPERTIES,
by Sylvester;
POWERFUL CHORUS
ORIGINAL MUSIC,
posed expressly for this piece By Robert Soepel esq., -
CAST cmb acng the entire strength OF the company I'd
candidates for pubs favor incndns M CHARLIE
BARRON (his hrst appearance IN New York;
Doors open At 81; commence at n O'Clock.
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V'HE HIPPOTHE ATRON
Il AND NEW-Y0Rk CIRQUE
ilh,t, opposite lie Academy Of Nn''e.
CARD To TIE PUBLIC.
THE METROPOLITAN FAIR .
The Proprietor Of tho hppotheatEon mas MUG
Aa tic Executive Committee Of The AetTcposAs
THE SANITARY COMMISSION,
A LIBERAL PERCENTAGE
OF the
GROSS DAILY RECEIPTS "a.
., ri, r.h.S,nsns a. contribution to tho Fnads Of "
'' DURING IT'S ENTIRE CONTINUANCE, "a.
all n,,ron, OF the uippol will be Contributing 20
most desirable OLDEST. and ASSIST III si"Ns 'Ne $50
which the Fair j. given.
TIC Propreior desirous q rendering Ncrs
~ pos,;bs more than asaay attractive has SUGGESTED
faE GREAT sEGRIsr COMPANY. vo FAMILY
recently arrived Nom Havana ND, Nd sr.ps
A HOST OF NEW STARS.
EQUESTRIAN, GYMNAsTIc, AND ACRSVisal nS
III -'N' PERFORMING DOGS AND MoNhE,,,s,, ,oSa
NH hAi'N Mr. JAMES cooXE,
THE GREAT TROUIE OF
ENGLISH sTEEPLE-ChASE hlDEkS
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
ALL or WHOM WILL APPEAh s
EVERY N A 4 HBEsWWnILDEalNd sERiEs or
MAMMOTH AND MATCHLESS PROGRAMMES
no ADVANCE IN THE PRICES.
DEEPLY TO MISS ANNA DICKINSON.
~ Miss EMMA WEBB
VIII 1--WE her Lecture in answer 70 Miss pie nnsoh
Vs. Entitled Lessons for toe touf,' al
COOPER INSTITUTE,
On TUESDAY EVENING, April l0A
Door, open a, Z; Lecture to eo"msoos s'a
Admission rs cents.
seat reserved for aaiea
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AIMING STOCKS. as well as all other kinds
vi Of seenritie, BOUGHT and SOLD at al tho stock
Board, In Nsvi orb boston lh4do pAa, Ae- or otherwise
eon...L.ios by ALERT IL HItoLAi' NO % "l'sAHN
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o5 %sies. % L. L. MYERS esq BARNES secrcury

HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
IL MINES" GOLD DIRT LODE,
O. pin County Colorado.
CAfffAL, $1,000 SHAIlES
: rs each
TRUSTEES
JOHN EVANS Colorado.
g. IA. JUDD, New-York.
II. ). COHU, New-iOrk
VIM MOLLkR, New. York
gro W. GRAFFLiN, Baltimore
HERMANN FUNkE New.York
n. CORNELL WHITE, New-Yorh
d. C. TYLER. EewYork
b. q. ARNOLD, Providence
PRESIDENT,
His E1cellency JOHN EVANS,
Governor Of Colorado Territory
vICE-PRESlDENfS,
HON. s. q. ARNOLD,
DIR. y. n. JUDD. -
Trevurer WALTER p. LAYTON
gesretary, J. +. DAVIES.
ODoe, No. rs CliFr,
New York.
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WAN AMBURGH g. Co.'S MENAGERIE
oAlNi ~ AND EaYPriAN CARAVAN
HIATT 'Aoi No., 81; and 81 BROADWAY
''' Last WEEK BUT ONE
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
u 'A GRAND EXPOSITION
ANIMATED 6: NATURE,
THE LARGEST
THE "T TsE saA bsT yaE6A ELECTED
COLLEcTioN
Ever exhibited on either the Eastern or westsn csse
H HASSsAt The The MMSSSsFEks E EEEFHaS
TIE ONLY Only E EIyiSs e eis4FEE..
IN America o sns Tic THOUSAND MINOR ANIMALS
'' comp IMMENSE COLLECTION
Dniyelay aeInowsJsd 70 be the snet Menaseris s.ss
brought together by private enterprise In any county aae
" WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
Ores from lOa m, to los. N. Admission IS cents
METROPOLITAN FAIR.-The FAIR vii
WI be spenel VITA appropriate ceremonies MONDAY Apl
viii be a. ocoek Upon this occasion tie nun
br Of ticket; viii be strictly limited by the capacity Of The
buildings The Union-ss0ss Department will be opened %
TUESDAY 9th April ~ M ct which time there WIN %
entertainments for children.
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The Fair will be opened at II o'clock IN, and coSed q
iet O'Clock There will be three entrances Hh q.
that nearest reserved FOR holders Of tickets Tbs
exit. vi be exclusively l1thst. Tickets now be -
tanned a, the following places:
BOx-Dfice OF y aliacks Th-ater.
No. 15C.dtr-st., of c. y. Jones'
No. 10 Asicr House, Of 7. V. RIshton.
No. - broadway Hsnden's Express.
Flh Avenue Hotel, Of Caswel Mack. -,
And ater p. Monday, 4th April, at tho Far baiio
ines
Tickets for opening might ~ admitting 10 al parts sesssn
Tickets Admttne al departments Of the fair on ana es
Apr IS Tickets for Tuesday dry OF exhibition OF ednes
hrst day Of sales 81 Tcksts for Thursday rndsy ana
saturday, ~ csas The tie ets admit 10 The t, ah
Uuion departments Children under IRWIN be -dinasse
TO either tire departments. payment Of y cents Inc
above prices announced for the Lgsi week e the oo
ree the right 20 chhse them from day TO oy ~
may require The prices fog !1e second
will he announced AFTER the Fair opvas 80 -. ..
ALI goods purchased at the Fair viii be dehssrua roe "
charge, but a. the risk OF the purchaser. ,.v
GEORGE GRl5WOLD CRAY,
Chairman Of Committee Of AErsasements
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METROPOLITAN FAlR.-The Committee
Va on Public Anus have tho pleasure Of Announcing
that BILLIARD TOURNAMENT in aid Of tue fsuda OF this
Fair has been Organized the suggestion Of Mr. Michael Pie
IAN under waoso saperiieudence a. VIII take place a.
IRNlN0 HALL.
on the AFTERNOON and EVENING Of WEDNESDAY,
Apri O. In this Tournament tie following distinguished BIZ
lard Players expected 10 tlkr nlrt:
Mr. PHILLIP TlEMAN,
Nr DUDLEY KAYANAUGH
Mr.. JOHN SEENETER,
Mr. LOUIS FOX,
Mr.. JOHN MCplNlTT
Mr.. JOHN DERRY,
hr. VICTOR RSrEPHE,
Mir. FDMUSD NELUM'.
Mr. CHRISTIAN BIRD,
Mr WILLIAM 0OLDIHWAlTh
Sir. I'D. CAHiLL,
Mr. MICHAEL FOLEY,
Nj MICHAEL PHELAS.
AZ, PbeAn hsa cha ssd the winner Of the champion cue
he eout,st which ~ to take p,ce the Th. 70 play game
itb rim ON FRIDAY April mo loser TO pay Que hundred
dollar, 20 the fund ~ s Fair TIE receipts Tor adnis. ion on
this day will be devoted to tho Working oinehs heIef As
Goriati0n. =, a, ,-, ~,
tyery facility will be ,horded 10 enable ladies' 10 enjoy with
eoptor these remarkable Con'csts.
Ticket u adInA sion, ONE DOLLAR - -
- RICHARD GRANT WHITE,
Chairman Of Committee on Pseis Amusen'ents
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Amnsements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC THE OPERA
~ To- NIGHT

A CADEMY OF MUSIC THE OPERA
Ffy li5g5i;;; f;T%i MAx xg %A = IT
Second sht Of meyerbee, highly success grand Open,
K0BERT LIZ DIABLE
ELECTROMAGNETIC JOSEPHINE MRDORi
Isabella. .<''''..,....".....'siiss LAURA HARRIS
Robrrto. ~'.....'.'..............sg BRlGNOLl
fcrtiSn HERMANN5
Helena. .......................,Ml Nile EKNRsTlNE
NILE So s T e e Be- BALLET
gndsr the direction u signor ROMAN
TOMORROW. TTTEsDAYl EVENING April %s
u With It's brilliant mise scene and immense cast.
Inc sae Of secured seats and tickets for the above
performances will commence this morning regular ticket
On THURSDAY NEXT, Aprii1,
oi.nd Open a; the BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
tH appearance ia Brooklyn Of the highly successful young
Miss LAURA HARRIS
firH appearance this season Of the favorte tenor.
when win be presented bouiret most popular Open Of
LUCIA DI LAMNERMO0R,
with an extraordinarily brilliant cast
THE DISTINGUISHED PIANIST
TIE GREATEST nLUsI6sIsT
kR9bERT IHtEELLLItR,
VIII comm"Hce hs novel, elegant startling and amusing
series OF ertesnE eats known SoiIees Fanta.ques
Nusicass, or
EVENINGS OF MUSIC AND MYSTERY
EVENINGS OF MUSIC AND MYSTERY,
AZ III, SALON (uBtrey rettcd Large exp.nss No. sos
Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
MONDAY, April II. 1864
FTNHEATRE FRANCAIS
l. NlBLGs CONCERT SALOON
TUESDAY, Apll5, lSJL
Without fall.
frst Performance Of
JEAN BEAUDRY.
Dramatic Comedy, In four scs by ST. Aug Naequehs, with
Mesdlmes Hamburg and Bergen and Nm. Grsyier Faye
CLol AMI + dad IN the cast.
Door, open at "a, to at o'clock precisely
April I<-BENEFIr OF Mime BERGEoN.
La GRACE De DIEU.
Drama vaudeville, 10 five acts, by Dcnnery and Lemoine
Bot-Ofice OF the Theatre, No. okj brOadway.
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HOPE CHAPEL, No. 7lS BROADWAY.
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MAMMOTH sTEREOSCOPTlCON.
This popular exhibition still bisnt success sfodingS
all classes happy relaxation from the ordinary Of Outline
h Is fairy realm Of tsv., history, heTsure and sosG
revealing to the delighted visitor the most enchanting seepsy
and exquisite ststutry and Architecture 81 the
cisnt and modern day in all lands behe in reality The
addition 10 immune collections Of several hudTe1
NEW AND MAGNICENT VIEWS
enables the 10 offer still moro -
ssvr presenting fresh variety In Of rsvshne
beauty,
In Gd iion the usual programme the wondrous spes
Illusion el the
TWENTY SEVENTH STREET GHOST
which has been Witnessed by Thousands with intense Interest,"
VIII be repeated with eli lis starting effects every afensoo
aud evening daring the week.
Door nj T. Tours commence at 3 O'Clock.
Tfsk.ts 25 ccnts Reserved Ssais 50 cents.
Grand Matinee every day st o'clock
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