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WINTER GARDEN.
w WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aphl6,
Third appearance In Nsg York Of he gifted tsge artistic,
kFpNIA JONES,
When will be presented for tho third tine any stage
ORIGINAL TRAGIC PLAY,
In G9e acts written expressly for Miss AYONA JONES, ard
aed upon the laniogs Hebrew Leserd Of Judith ard Hoi0
f.lnes, and entitled -
JUDITH.
TIE
DAUGHTER OF MEnkRL
Tie dam will be pgosebts1 With
MAGNIFICENT NEW SCENERY, by Bartholomew
Walack.
HISTORICAL COSTUMES, by Br1sky, Of tie Academy Of
Music.
NOVEL AND ELEGANT PROPERTIES, by Sylvester
POWERFUL CHORUS
10 do justice to the -
ORIGINAL MUSIC,
composed expressly for this piece by Roher Stotpc es
CAST embracing the entire strength OF tho company and
candidates for public favor including M tBAJibbs
BARRON this first appearance n New-hoTsl
Doors open at %; Commerce at y o'clock.
Seats may be scared Elk days In adyauce.
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Amusemenis.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.


RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SANITARY FAIR WEEK.
BkitLiAsT ssFSSisSsSa4sStEGR = DIANA
,,n .,,,,, ,,,o SPIRIT IT.; 81 ss.gTyA
ALL THE VARIED ri ei nGEs 81 afT The RAINBOW
reflected in dazzling 'PPl IvdSd rAInys
GRAND coRPs ~ BALLET
Gorgeous Scenery Elegant Costumes, and Approorissz
presented to tie public, which, Notwithstanding Il. i@nsrd
''''''' MUST BE MITHBpHsAwsSS,
GREATER AND MORE ATTRACTIVE NOVELTY.
the IsfsRSS t' , Of GSP5SS cSyE
sr SO With Is s an: and STRAW sR Il
be seen THREE sfs' c q 70 ass lns fS,Sy
including Anna swan, tho Nov1-scoriA 6IANrfss. esh
ever s atsE tss n his aR ANT m -. .,,ror,.
MAJOR BAGLEY the Wisconsin ISFANT DRUMMER
only -FOUR YEARS OLD, who beats the word a. Is dosl
'' THREE ALBINo CHILDREN,
JAPANEsE MAShiN HOG
BRIDAL GROUP OF GIN TON THUMB and Win
CON. MUTT and MINNIE WARREN, in the eostansl
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ING OVER FOUR POUNDS!
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Admission q cents Children under ten. IS cent.
SATURDAY April s-Beneat of Sanitary Commission
A CADEMY OF MUSIC THE OPERA
~ TONIGHT.
TIs iwfDSEsDiY EtEs asS & Apl
t0CREziA BoaGix, ''''
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Jusr PUBIIsnEo;
ct A GAVIOTA "A Spanish Novel,
n sr..,siaied into Euriish.

JUsr PUBlIsnED;
ct A GAVIOTA"-A Spanish Novel,
Translated into hnslish
tSecoud Edoll .
In CLOTH limo. JOHN BRADBUhN, No. ~ Wtlsert''
OpIsIoSs THg Pnrss.
aT1 ,.nstion III The popular Spanish novel La Gaviota
Witch has INST been published by Mr. j. Leander start
meeting with wen deserved success The tale by one 81 she
mot seemed Spanish novelsts 81 the day. IL has pee
nedly rendered into gsh by SIR starr end hes suffered
b,t little in the procrss"-(N. Y: Herald IL
- mi ION by Mr. ]. Lssndcr Starr Of this city
NJ The widely celebrated novel La Gsyoa which IL so pop
Mar with ali classes Of Spanish society We cordially com
nice. with the success that Il deserves and that VIII warrant
Tho and publisher Ia giving to the American pubc
fresh treasures from the Tich stoehonfes"i opep'n
The translator and publisher have done good service IN
placing before the American pablo, Ia accessible style TINS
work by Spanish auihoTess Of rising European reputation
aud who pes,nts In the story under notice such vivid pictures
of modern lie in Spain -" Washington o. O. Evening Star
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TIE TRIBUN MAN A c
u FOR 1864.

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ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA for 1864;
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DIFFERENCE OF TINE AT PRINCIPAL PLACES IN
vHE WORLD
alsING MERIDIAN and SETTING ofthe Visible slssess
ELECTION RETURNS-Fun and Accurate Votes Of the
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UNITED STATES GOvERNMENT-Csbire. ofaceTs-
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He YOU WANT 10 KNOW

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seson Constipation, Affections Of the Urinary ORGANS, Bar
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ID IRVING HALL,
APRIL 8, 7. AND 2.
WEDNESDAY, hpfl g.
Afternoon II o'clock and evening ~ o'c.och
GRAND TOURNAMENT, FOR TRE
BENEFIT OF THE SANITARY COMMISSION
Tickets One Dollar o. each.
THURSDAY, April7,
MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
and One Thousand Dollars.
Dudley Kavlna-h OF NewYork and Philip Tteusn Of Gin
e., natl. Play conimanccs al y y. Tickets 81 each.
FRIDAY, April q.
BENEFIT OF THE WORKING WOMES'S REllEF AS
SOCfATlON.
MICHAEL PUELAN
Of New York and the Holder Of the Champ'on Cne Geo
points up csrems; pushed shots barred The ote! TO pay
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
To commence At o'clock ?. M.
ADHESION ONE DOLLAR,
tie receipts 10 DO paid 20 the
WORKING WOMENS RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Fab particulars n future announcements
The Hall lifted with raised seats and lac amp, seecno-
tons for
1900 SPECTATORS.
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Drp Soooe.
VISITORS TO THE
GREAT SANITARY FAIR
SHOULD NOT LEAVE THE CITY
WITHOUT SEEING THE
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
No. 252 Bowery,
where they pnrchtse
Tie CHEAPEST and MOST
FASHIONABLE CLOAKs sHAWLs,
SILKS, ALPACAs, and
ALL KINDS OF
DRY GOODS
AUCTION PRICES.
w. n ROBERTS,
Crystal Palace Emporium offsshion and Design,
No. Isl BowERY.
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NIBLO's acknowledgements at u.
~ Lessee and Iansgr, NBEATLEf.
SECOND WEEK.
In Consequence OF The
EXTRAORDINARILY SUCCESS OF
EDWIN BOOM.
BERTUCCIO THE JESTER
In Tom Taylors Play Of -
TlE FOOLS REVENGE,
The mani gement announce 10 for this,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Apple,
And every evening until further notice.
The rat viii embrace the Of the following sftstet
Misses Ada Clon Rose Eytiuse, Mary Webb, Reeves se,
NJ j. Nunan J. ". Collier, h. T. Rnsgod !. W. Bsis'
del, r.. b. Holmes, G. Deforsst, Sc.
Appropriate Scenery, Costuues and nppo.rn,n's,
Mpsical iouductor b. I0JwoHh.
In aetiye rehearsal TIE MARBLE HEkRr
Seats occurred SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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TWELFTH REGIMENTAL BALL.
L IN AID or THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF
DECEASED NEWYOnK SOLDIERS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, APRIL Is, 1854
ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE
Mai. Gen. GEORGE D. MCCLELLAN.
Hon. c. GODFREY GUNTHER,
Hon. JOHN r. HOFFMAN,
ORISON BLUNT, esq
ARTHUR LEARY, esq,
JAMES NJ. MOTLEY, esq,
d. y. BARREDA, esq,
ALEXANDER BRANDON, ssq.,
His EIoellency IIORATIo SEYMOUR.
Ms..0sn. JOHN A. DIX,
Hon. WIN. NJ TWEED.
Hon. HIRAM wALBRIDGB,
GEO. WASH. JENKINS, u. s.N,
THOMAS LITTLE, esq,
HENRY A. BosTWICK, esq,
JAMES MURPHY, esq
Tickets Five Dollars each, may be procured Of any member
fths Regiment, and At the principal Hotels Of this city.
(Lieut. Col. l.. sATTERLEE
Major GEO. 4. HILTON,
Capt. w. V. BYRNE,
Committee Capt ". l.. HANSEN,
Of Capt JNO. WARD, jE,
Arrangements Capt. w. III. HAYES, H.,
Capt. WIN RAYNOR,
Lieut.. r. lilLBANK,
Licut. JAO r. DOWLEY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
PLANTATION BITTERs.


which arc now recommended by the highest uasdI-
cal authorities, and warranted TO produce al ina
mediate bsnshciAi eject. They are exceedingly
agreeable, ferfec-ly pure, and must supsrcsSs al
other senics where healthy, gentis stimHisHt is
They purify, strengthen and inyIgorsts.
They create q healthy appstfte.
They are an sntidots 70 chang Of water and
. diet.
They ovsreoms the Effects Of dissipation and
Thsy strengthen the system and snllvsn the
They prevent miasmstIe aad intermittent E.
They purify the breath aad ssIdIsy Of The
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhes and Cholsra A0rbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
They make the weak strong. thu Iangnid bril-
liant aud are exlsustsd nSturss great rsst0rsr
They are composed q the eesbrztsd CsiIssya BARI.
winter green, aassafras. roots sad hsFbss all pre-
| served In perfectly pure et.Croix run. For par
tisniars see circulars and testimonials srsHua
Beware Of impostors. Examlus every bottle.
See that II has our private q. >. stamp HnmHti-
lated over the cork, With plantation scene, and
our signature on hHs sfAei plate side Label Ses
that eur bottle Is not rs-hIlsd with spurious and
/ deieisrious stun. Any psrson pretending 70 sell
Plantation Bltters By the gallon or - bulk. 10 Al
| impsstor. Any person Initiating this bottle. %
settn1 any 1thef taAtsfiHA thrfetaS Wheth1f eAtt1
Plantation BtteFs On u, ts criminal under tbs
1 Y. >. Law. and VIII b. so prosecuted BY a. vi
already have oar eye On several parties Fs-iiIiBi
our bottles, 4e., who will suseeed IN gsitinl
themselves iht0 close quarters. Ths demand 20
brakes Plantation bltters fr0En iadisa. ciSrgy
nlsb, merchants. &c, 10 Incredible. Ths simpli
trial Of bottle is the evidence present 81 fhei
worth sud superiority, Thsy are sold By al 70
sIectAbls dFngzists. grOceFs, physisisliss hotsIs
saioons, steam beats, aud eoHntry stsFss.
r. II. DRAKE x 90.
No. 10s Broadway, n. y.
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LYoN,s KATIIAInoN.

KathalFon Il from the Greek word = kzihFa. %
"hsthair0." sEnifying to elezass. Fsjs tszts sad
restore. This article i shat "a naias slEniass
Fur preserving, restoring aud beaafifyinz the
human hgfr u IL the most remarkable pre- p4FattoB
W The void. IL Is again ewnsd sad pat ~ ey
the original proprietor, aud IL nos made With the
same care, akili aud attention which gave 10
sale of over 0ne million BATTLES per annaas.
u h . most delightful Hair Drvssiua
II graduates senrf ana aanarnH
II keeps tho teAd eoos and elazn.
u makes tbs bali, Fichs soft sud glossy.
IL prevents the halls from tslliHx "a aud tnfH-
Ing gray.
~ restores hair upon BALD heads.
Any lady or gentleman sh0 values d beantlfal
heal 81 hair shOaid nse Lyou's KathMiraa IL IL
known aud 81 Throughout the civilized world
Sold by all rsspeettbfs dealers.
DEMAs 5 BAhHks . Co. Nav ERIK
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lTlmes' special.
Ernra xVashInEton.

W.eHrxeros, April 25.-WId ronfors
are afloat this evening that the whole Of
T,onostreets corps is marching down the
Shenandoah Valley towards the Maryland
line. II Is scarcely necessary. 70 state
that no reliance is to be placed in these
rumors.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th
contains aydispatch from Fort Pillow da-
ted tie 18th, stating that Forrest and
Chalmers attacked the fort on the llth,
with garrison containing 300 whites
and 400 negroes. The fort refusing to
surrender, they carried It by storm, and
both columns entered the fort simulta-
neously. An indiseriminate slaughter
followed. One hundred prisoners we're
captured, and the balance were slain.
The fort ran with blood. Many jumped
into the river and were drowned or kill
Ell while attempting 10 escape. One
hundred thousand dollars worth Of prop
erty was captured Six guns were cap
tured. Confederate loss 10
Col. Fish, late Provost Marshal Of
Baltimore, has been sentenced TO one
years confinement In the Albany Peni.
tertiary #t8nCF ff# EH
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Have in Stock and arriving daily
Casks Traos eIaias.
1900 lbs Log Chain,
- siozen C. $. Planters Hoes,
% Garden Hoes ana Rake
80 - shovsis and epaAes.
50 " Hay aud Manure FORKS,
100 /" seyths. snsaths and erasiss,
TO Eiooa's {. e. Grass. ersis shd
q BFisr seythss,
= gross ssyihe saoues.
- dazea Hay Rskss.
. sbesb shsars, r.
- Cotton Cards,
too gross Kniyes aud Fofks.
80 dozen Pocket Kais.s.
9 leso gross Ts, aad T.bls spssss.
- dszea coass wits.
- Meal selves,
~ Carry essns..
So Kegs y he-iiss saiis,
80 DOZEN Pal I.scks, esrmsa a Amsriesh.
50 Hasr Lseaes sua Lafohsz.
1850 gross HaaFicAn scrsws.
Iae aozsa shSe, Horse. cloth ans serab
BFashes.
30 Pea and Caanisr sealss.
cases Hard Frame States. =.
tons B4ssa Grlh1 stones.
Door. Gate sni Strap Hinges.
Boring Machines.
cArpeatsr Tools.
Cooper Toais--Bsrs0nss and Waits.
Ohio Tool eomg4ny Pfsnss.
Csbisst Hafdwafe.
Mill Aha csoss Cat Saws.
Chain Pampz. ~. g.
IS nsst Of Cur gods were purchased Or
CASH, before the large advance fn
Hardware. re ~lEI oasr shssa 81 ths lowest
possible rates.
JACOB sTRAUs sos
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MILLINERY.
MRS ] HASTINGS

WHISTLES 10 INFORM HEB OLD PA1k0Ss
w and the public generally that she hAs Jast
returnsd with O1s q the largest Ana pess 49,.
sso-ks 81 afIIIinery and Fancy Goods ever bro1ght
70 this city =
Her st5ek consists Of ali the latest styles o.
Ribboas, TioWers, SC, q fhs ezt a'seltlsss 80
1900 4, dissoss 81 thea e the lowest possible
Tke Lsdis- sToaId Do vel % give Der call BE-
fore p1Fehzsing elsssfisere-
MI j. HASTINGS, Hais stTsss,
,f2 sofxh sf6s, fkFss essrz frsu escoEd-
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Compound rsstoral OF VIVA cherry

has become a household word throughout the
West aud south and bis Worm Lozsnges IN leas
than year after tltslr introduction, attained
gfpsHation A. widespread tns continent "
North Alnsriea. But the browning glory u his
life TsmaiHs - be STAINED 10 bic latest discovery,
Or ratiief combination foT le does not claim to
iiays been the dlseOsarer II CEDRON, which l. tie
basis u tbs bittsfs nov offered 70 the public.
Thgt honor belongs 70 tbs native Inhabitants u
tentnd America, % whom It's Yirtmes have been
hhsU1i fgr THAI tso huaarsd years Armed
With 81 the Indian bids defiance 10 the mosi dad
" malaria aud haHies without fear the most ssn-
oG0Hs ssrDeHta II l. belief with them that
while tlier u breath sft 10 the bo'iy, tho CsdsOn
Z potent to cure, no matter shat the disease zsy
b..
While Dr.. Ban u not prepared 70 indSrso this
extrHfasant pfetensi0B, be - nevertheless salts
hel from thorough examination Of tiss evidence
relative ~ ~ virtues, that remsdy and pre-.
yentause f0r hii diseases afising from exposure,
Either TO the changes Of weather aud olinaie, 10
the Hiiasmatie inAHshess. u stthds without II.
val, abd Justly deserves the reputation u has -
iSgz enjoyed ia Ceutrai America aud tho West In
dies Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27

Mo MANS NAME IS MORE ULTIMATELY
~ connected with the history u tbs MAteriz
Uedica d the United States, more fagorsbiy
known - pisnesr 10 medical discovery. than
that Of Dr.. JOHN BULL, u LouisYiiles Ky. His
inimitstIie preparation ef ssFsApariila has long
stood AZ tie head d the various compounds Of that
yaiuibls drug. Ills
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
sToCK-BREEDING.
Important to Breeders Of Blooded
- Stuck 40. --aa "A

fTsHE cELEBRATED sTALBIOE gsBr1.
Il f0ED" viii make the ssason q Iss,4 AZ the
American Stable, Evansville, Ind.
TEzxs.-S20 70 insure l .rit
PKDIsEKE-Buford was got by imported Glen
eoe, EFst dam By HiHssrsl, Mfastrsl IN Me.sor.
Neaoe b New York Felipe; second dam b. b.
fsFd's Alexander, fhiFd dzul b. HaH1haII's Moss.
bHffh dam b Duke OF Bedford, ami dam b.
I nieEs sixtt dana bys 1dtsoFfEa Izbstsr.
RICHARDSON BRfTTOS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27

CINoiNNNTI, April 20. 1.-The strike
among the various railroad employees in
this city is about at an end, new men
having been employed M 3sH
The muster of the militia yesterday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27

The five Cincinnati regiments win re-
port with well-filled ranks
The new City Council oraanized- YES,
terday. Thos Weasner was. eieeted
President, and Col Armstrong, clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
Dyspepsia,

And 10 attendant Train Of ptomH, IL sets more
like q charm than = ssdlebs. There IL nothing
w the fsnea Of tie Aiutsra Mediea. that for
niegt beat a comparison siiil u ~ thia disease.
fall account If this wbHdaTftil piaHt may h.
fnnd IN the iith edition u the u. 4. Dispensato.
~ pages 1857 aud iiss
sfriea - experiments IL which Or Ball has
Lean lor years engaged, has iusi bee1 brought 20
sEFesasfBi termination, Aad be lie enabled 10
Ofer ~ tbH publ r combination 9f Gsdrsu With
aiher approved tpnies. BE- Whole preserved il the
hest Quality % eOppef-aistiitai Baufboa whisky.
whirh be - cnaiiidaBt ha4 equal Ia tbs world.
To might fSfHiaiFa sgiatas u certificates, but
ti,s public have long siaes learned 10 estimate
thinna ~ their tfe yaias The safest plan H. for
every - tsst for himself the slrtnsa ef new
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-27
Cedron Bitters

One tfisl aud you viii hsqer use any others
II b. mol necessary - publish long ist OF dis.
essfa flE Which ths gffdFsn Ritisrs are specific.
g. 81 diseases II the STOMACH, HOW
ELS, LAYER s1Il KIDNEYS
IN 81 alisetonaef the BRAIN DEPEND
INC UPON UEHANGEMENT OBJ
THE STOMACH or HOWELst
Ia GOVT, HIEEuaIATIssf AND NEs-
HALuIAt
Ann 10 FEVER AND AGuE,
ftis destined ta sapnrea1a all other remedies u
not only cures these diseases, bat Il pEEsKsrs
them
a sine glass fail Of the Hiitsfs taken aA hour
before each neal, VII ohgiats the ~ effects o. he
ia1at unhealthy ellnsts. and screen the person
taking Il against disease under ths mort trylee
eqpusnfeA
SOLD by Druggists and aroeefs generally
&c Dr JOHN Hollis Principal OfFce. Fifth
street, Louisville, Ny
Sold by PETER yfERLTNG.
fehk sole Agent, Evansville, IRd.