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TTNION PACIFIC RAILWAY, f. D.

JJNION PACIFIC RAILWAY. +. D.
- NoTICE.-To the LEAyENWoRTA. PAWNEE
AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, Otherwise
called tie UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COmPANY aud
all parsons whom 1t may concern The undersigned owner
and 6oder in b. 9ws rs Of csr h o. 100
esate eleven thousand hundred shares aud also hodet
Trustee he, Of stock eerthcstc in sad Company ntn
and ninety shares said cehcates having boon signed 70
im IN due FORM has ~ agent sent or that purpose to
Tor tho transfer Of said stock but has neither been able TO
ascertain residence Of the Secretary Of the Company
or 70 md any officer having requisite authority any author
y to act in the matter And further the gned has
been informed that the Board Dcots with the
exception Of the President Geuea John G. Fremont have
recently resigned for the purpose OF placing tho control
company and it property in the hands of whose
tain with degree Of certainty after dsent inquiries but
WAC are ssd to lyenot in tho State OF kan but for the
nost part in the State of Missouri hold their of and
keep the books the Company place q,
to the public and difficult to md
The undersigned for the above gives this notice.
First That he win receive Mt his Office No. "a Pines In
the City OF New lork notice 10 which he entitled
holder Of said ccrtcate stakeholder entitled
Isnsier Of said certificates in any matter affecting him.
Second That lac vii. hold 70 tho srotes accountability
and o persons for and all ac omissions 10 act Ia
matter affecting him as Aforesaid.
T1ird That said stock constitutes majority Of tho capital
stock Of said Company and tho undersigned VIII contest to
any action the past OF person OF persons
ih view IA elect 90 preudc" his interests or rghs
Fourth The undersigned cautions oil persons ags.nst 70
or stock OF said COMPANY issued authorized TO be Issued
bv my persons preendrsto oct Board OF Drrcof u
assent he is advised by COUNSEL that all acs. oil Tie Present
rrputed and pretended Board Of Ditecto thsh SCENTS
tractors sttoneys are Illegal null and void shn no W'I
accordingly contest such action 40 long tbs interests o TIE
Corusny or lawful creditors or sockho 'cIs may require.
rim The undersigned is deeply and materially interested
IN the speedy construction OF the road Of sid Company and
desires me Cooperation OF his associate stockholders and all
legally interested persons and friends Of the 'ompIny IN h
clement Of the asr OF such COMPANY 4u ccog.t OF
the before euOned remarkable action OF ne e of
Of Directors and any es action Of Ne preet put ID
BoaTd.-Feb. "a la6i. COLRILANDI l. DlAoN
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COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, WipinG
and Ps.tiu, alec for Slipping in lots to suit purchaser
Yos ,sIs bJ ". W. TACLNAN, w. ~ WUaap W.
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financial.
u hfIOHIaAH. I

OyT1os or TIM PENINSULA RAILROAD Co. o, MICHIGAN,
No. WalsL, NRv YORK. Feb %, 1854 !
TNHE COUPONS dUe March ], 1864, from the
l. Bonds Of this Company will bs p&d md after that
JAMES r. YOUNG. Treasurer.
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GALE of valuable REAL ESTATE, by order
y OF the Supreme Court.--JAMES NJ. MILLER VII sch
al auction, FRIDAY, March 1864, Of " M a. the RI
change Saesroof No III Broadway, under tue dreoton OF
d. r. InVraham IT, Referee, valuable Lois situate on 1oth
18th s,th SD Seth, and 8hf', and htay sue p9.i,re
For nsps and iul Particular 1ppy to JAMES NJ MILLhi
AMI rnneeI. No u Pnest., N. v.
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FURNITURE, Carpets, Books, Pamphlets,
tween ri tal ,o,4 W. a stQsk 9t Bo2N f~ SxA
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Groeerlss ano PROVISIONS.

DURE COUNTRY MILK Families sup
p''" egg, en- B 1t 0ele, No. l., S, sJA..
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CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAIL
No. 81 EAsSAU-sT.. NEw-YoRK-

TIE CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY now offer for sale ONk MILAN
ON HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of their ElkSr
MORTGAGE BONDS. IA sums OF One Thousand DoieI'
esch maturing In thirty years, bearing interest at tho rae o.
Gwen per per payable in the tl oil Ne"l OH
on the urst days OF April and Octoher m each year.
These Bonds secured hy Fi.st sud only Mofesse on
tie property Income sud franchises Of the Nsiwsy Company
secuted % Frederick ScuchaIi aud Henry Morgan o the
City OF New-York, Trustees.
1e rerusning Nine Hundred Thousand Dosr ofhe Bonds
err apart and remain r tie heads 81 he sad lfu.'
teeA for the purpose OF being exchanged for the indebted
ness ofthe Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad Company running
o1r La Crosse Loganspor this effected, the $4,000,
will form First and only MuTgaz le OF road no miles
tn engh extending from Chicago 70 LoganspoTt where con
with the Cincinnati and Chicago AIRLINE Railroad form
Ing the shortest line by 40 mile, Chicago snd Cncin.
At and by miles the shortest line between L asyie and
(bicass.
tpil CLEO oper coHaec57 ih Roads IN oper5'or,
rtroy and ueyy direct sc from Chicago 20 heo- York
philadelphia Baltimore and dH L0ss Cie' The disfdnee
4ef,0eeH Chicago and Nc l0y By this rate being shorter
6Aan By either Of the crsffnq lines DHHkr BtFdo
The rosd under conra.s, aud the most strenuous
efforts being made to have open for traffic dun. the
kiuImer OF 1864.
Tho interest on the Bonds rnstun. during tho proe Of
Hs work has been provided fox and viii remain deposit
sith the Bankers Of the Company Me,sr SCHCCIARDT K
GEBHARD No. n Nss,lust 20 whom the Company refer
or further particulars and where subscription books for this
loan isye seen openedNo. % Wn'amst, NewYors Dec.
g. 1862 w. ID. JUDSoN, President,
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YVvHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLAnkES

CTLLbhAII4U = f'nIA ID I44I.o.
Prer,red rom Aptcscnptou Of Sr j. Clarke, NJ. D,
Physician Extraordinary To tAe Queen.
Tis well lnorn medicine il imposition, b., sure ard
al, remedy FeniAe Difficulties and OOstrncti, from az
e,a,e wsier,r and ehough powerful remedy Il contains
nothing hurtlul 70 the constitution. 40 married sdes
peculiarly suited IL viii Ia so1i tims bring On me
monthly period with regularity.
In Nervous aud spinal Affections Pain In the B,ek
ard Limbs. fatigue slight eXegtion, Psptrion OF tho
U,,r Uy.ieries aud Whites these Pills viii effect cure
wien eli other have Jailed; and although powerful
remedy douo contain iron, cSoms sntimony or anything
hurful 70 the constitution. -,
Fu directions in the pamphlet around each package, which
should be carefully preserved.
Tor fall D riiculals get pamphlet f-se. of the SCENT
B-A snd postage stamps inclo-~d TO authorised
agent will insure ootts containing " pills b. Tstan
Iu.iL Sold By oil druggists
jon MOSES No. % Courtland,''. Now York
Sole United States Agent
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A Il meeting held at the Office of Messrs.
N George S. Robbins Son, Saturday the 9Th instant
d. the purpose of taking preliminary steps toward the
establishment of NATIONAL BANK in tis city, the follow
tr a resolutions adopted:
Resolved E.tThst subscriptions be invited BY publ'e
advertisement for Bank, 20 be called The TENTH Ma
flONAL BANK, or III slowsd) the CENTRAL NATIONAL
ID ANK or EEW.Y0RK
secood-Tut the capital Of sid Bank shall be One Million
o. Dollars With the privilege Of an increase 70 Ten Millions.
ThirdTbst sealed proposals be received ~ the banking
house OF Meszrs- GEORGE :. ROBBINS 4 son until
THURSDAY, the 10Th day OF March, O'clock D. mr. when
She Commissioners will award the stock 20 the psE.
ties who may have applied therefor.
In conformity with the above resolutions the undersigned
Commissioners invite subscriptions therein ssted-hsw-
York, Feb. 70, 1854.
HENRY A. sMYTfTE, A. A. Low.
JOSEPH LAMRENCE, SAMUEL n BAPCOCK
GEORGE 5. ROBBINS, FRANCIS S6IDDY,
lF..'-'.. . SAM SLOAN.
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rVHE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. - Bisrstadt's

i Picture of the Rocky Mountains 10 exhibition at
die Crsyon AIT Gallery No. 7s6 Broadwsy. cor of 9Th
Day and Evening. fom 10 10 p al Abundance Toe
suaJoa IicAe,s, ~
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THE REV CHARLES L. KING"

TTUE REV CUbKIES T.. hINN'
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
t the ,pschc treatment aud Of CJaigEI1n Is or
I'm f.taHa IrOac.isif CdtaYa, and al affections 81
lie L,.rs, TAyoai snd Air.Pinag,,. THE PREPARED
PREsChPIIoN speedily bviforates the enieebod NsToa'
ALse aud energies Tie derI ged functions Of the Stomach
Jire, and Bolre tF- 1t checks NIGHe PEISPIRAfIoss
IN FRox sHyHs FOUhrsEN DAYS
Pe.s: In bottles Sl 10 looz bottles, 81 each or sr
sut or tree large bottles 5 Sold by ID. BARNES
Co.. No 20g Broadway sod By all respectable apothecsIisa
.rI'O THE AFTLICTED-Mr. CARRENO,
no Ilg Second av cures with tho celebrated "THOPl
CAL BALsAAn dease, Of the Chest edThrou aso telons
WouHd Ulcers snd other external No chaTe 10 the
Door Al hone from 10 10 M, sud from 10 p.
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WALLACKs. FRIDAY.
Doors open at II overture commences at u CURTIN
rsss at it conclusion
Ninth Tine-Msrston's Play,
PURE GOLD
In which will appear -
Mes.rs LESTER WALLACK, CHARLES FlSH43
MARK SMITH, DAILY, NORTON, FLOYD. MOORE.
BROWN, POPE, PARKES WILLIAMSON, Mrs HOEf.
Miss MADELINE HENRlQUES Mrs. JENNINGS. Mo
CARMAN, and Mis- GREEN
SATURDAY-Nnety-eighth time, R0sEDALE.
with its BEAUTIFUL SCENERY NOVEL AAChiNkMns
ORIGINAL MUSIC, GREAT CAST and ATTRACTIVE
TABLEAUX 49,
MONDAY-Mn. HOEY'S BENEFIT, first dms this 49,
son, LONDON ASSURANCE
TUESDAY-Nnety ninth time. ROSEDALE
Carriages bs ordered each evening Of Pure Gold NJ
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Jron, &r.

IRON, IRON, IRON.
i No. American Pig Iron, various bfsnas
No l Scotch RI. Iron, various brand.
20 Tuns Btoseu Machinery, Cast IRON
n Tuns old CaTWheels and Cannon
700 1uns IIorse-Shoe Iron, sll sihs.-
50 Tuns 2Xl best Tyre Iron
go Tuns 10. Wrought Scrsp irco'
Dor sss In lots . wanted, BY ,,,nsoy
Nos 4S7 end 459 Wsterst. N-w-fort.
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Amrsements.
|, ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

LAST DAY BUT ONE
JON TAYLORS GREAT DRAMA
THE TlCKEr0F.LEAVE MAN.
EVERY AFTERNOON at > o'clock and
EVERY EVENING = =
and
POSITIVELY NO LONGER,
ns~ and magnificent Spectacular Piece VIII % oeseS~
out on 81. ...--. .. .... ....-
MONDAY NEXT, March 7.
MR. HARRISON,
the Comic and Imprompu Singer appears at each Pssers
znce, IS does also
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER,
his three whistles once. and tho fyrolean FsF
Coffee. Pot. " ISL
THR FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS,
THREE MIN AND ONE WOMAN
each sight feet highs -
THE TALLEST QUARTET or HUMANITY
the face of this globe, visible ali hou ss
THE TWO ELFIN DWARPs.
The LlLlPUTlAN KING, aud GEN. GRANf, r.
II years DID, and y in. high IL years old and ~ N hA
JAPANESE MASKlN HOG.
The WHAT Is IL or. MAN MONKEY.
49, THREE GROUPS or MOVING WAX flGUhhS
Wax Figures Queen Victoria Prince and Princess Of Was
GIN TOM THUMB and WIFE, COM MUTT and MIN
Me WARREN in their wedding costume which they were
at ne Generals marriage, Feb 10, 1853.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS,
from Colorado Territory The only specimens Of thess rs
animals ever seen in this region. rI rHu
THREE SPECKLED BROOK TROUT,
EACH WEIGHING OVER FOUR POUNDSt
MONSTER PYTHON.
tho great Oregon OF the Fast, and
ROBERT HOUDINS AUTOMArON WRITER
EDUCATED SEAL which plays MUSICAL IN5TRUL
biENT and million other wonders
Admission p cents. Children under teu. 10 cents.
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GALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
- -
The undersigned !. prepared 70 give especial serton 70
SALES or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AZ residences on the most favorable terms
pr. con..mpng making sse. this SESSION will do well
IN rs,..r tb,ir ,aIn.. sasy to choice OF date.
A. JOURNEAY, Aucton.sr
No PIn,g
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EFFECTS OF MERCURY.
SWANS PASACEA has leen Tor nearly hsf century
res Tor hr csrifcsie % which reference made to Ito d.
roetoB, nd bo5ks (which may be lad gaal
friv. r general pubiiran where Tatients naye been
nos up with sefo.G aud were deemed meuEaDsoy
physicians. 80,
been recommended by The mot ceehraed physicians and
otst eminent = rsons Among okBrs, by w biO-0n NJ u
Prof Of S1rgery Penn uiYer tyi entns Mott ", ~
prof Md Penn. Uuiyei.ty; y. Chapman NJ. d., POT Of
piy.o Penn UnveIdy T. Parke n. d.. Prssidrnt College
Physoi,n. iiad~phis DR.. Del srlo Prof Of Medicine
,rua. Jose Eourenco lie Luz Prof Of surgery LsOoni j.
Cliprsn Mernbor Of RoyL College Surgeons L,udon; g.
" irving late Minister 10 SPIN Sif Thomas fesr'on
dor eneIL Bfit.A Amy Oiber. Roberton, British
Tbs wonderful core. effected BY SWANS PANACEA
have for usny years made u Invaluable remedy; Ihe
Panacsu de, not contain mercury ia sny ofi and being
innocent prpasaon HaJ De .'o To 'e most tvnStr
ls retail price las been reduced ~ 80 Per bottle icon
,.pIr, the. Ialr pintsl o. llrss bottles Tor = 8.
BEWARE or IMPOSITION.
Swain. Pan,cea round bottles hutsi lonstudnally
with the follow ing is,er. blown on the sass'
"SWAlbi CHARACTERIZATION
Usvnr the name JAS SWAIN stamped on ihe sesngwsr
md iten on The Internal ReyenIc label covering tie
cox and % did enr4yirg tie 4de Of The bottle Dy
repef Co, bank note ensyer in the center which 3
rortEAit Of the late NIn Swain. tCOpyr ht securely
persons purchasing the Pan.rsa viii h- aiedi to observe
a, The name SWAIN is correctly spelled they need not be-
Also. SWANS yERYIEUGE
valuable Family Medicine being highly approved emedy
Tor all .hns from debility o. tho digestive organs,
sch Acidty Of the stomach Noyust Cholera MorDu-
ic See the pamphlet (ch may be had srai accompany
STAND, SOUTH SENESTi-sr., BELOW CHESTNUT,
Ptaie pha aid sold by al Druggists 10 the United Satss
SCHlEfFELlN BROTHERS ( Co,
z.
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=. .Ta,ssyKn Agency PIrsnCses, fohr wAiyn asDj

- ,TRAssYER AGENCY PIITs.UReH, fohr NAiyh AID
CHICAGO RAILWAY Co, No. 50 WsI-sL, n. u
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that DIVI-
IN DEND Of SEVEN PER CENT for the year ending De
81 n has been declared BY the Board Of Directors Of
as Pitsborrh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company
wpor the third Mortgage Bonds Of said Company and WI be
mad by and ser April pTox TO the registered holders
esoE The books for e ,rAner Of such bonds which
sdred closed from March ~ 18th inclusive ior the election
q. Direosors viii remain elosed TIL prl 2, Fro1.
WINSTON. LANIER 4 Co, 4Isnsfer AseniA
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AY, MARCH 4, 1864.
amusemenis.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Lessee and Directress. .........Mrs John Wool
stage mAussrrss H. SetSfu
TIE COMPLETE SUCCESS
attending the production Of the
NEW COMEDY.
THE OLYMPIC,
AUGUSTIN DAILY and FRANK WOOD,
TANNING BUTTERFLY
received on every representation with
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
and every token Of -
fully warrants the annOunc ement Gifts
REPETITION THIS EVENING
with tho following
MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY.
Me,srs. FRANK DREW, J. X. MORTIMER, @. FL
CLARKE, J. H. SrODDARr w. DAvlDGE,
Mrs. JOHN WOOD Miss HENRIETTA IRVING, Mis-,
AMALlE HARRIS Mrs. SEDLEl BROWN, Miss J. WAL
TIERS, and Miss y. PRESTIGE.
Doors open at 7; performances. commence ~ IT
Seats secured three days iu sdyancs
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WAN AMBURGH * Co.'S MENAGERlE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
UY ATT .hsntseg
Nos. $50 end "a BROADWAY,
Between Prince and spring strst.
Oren froui 10 To-. 10 10 2. Adfuission - cents
SIXTEENTH SUCCESSFUL NEEh
Of this unparalleled exhibition Of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS, .
som. of which Great Wax Elephant Performing Eephsn
lIppoo sab Living Giraffe Asiae and African Lions and
Lonesses Bengal and Senegal eoped. White Bears orzz.
Bsars, Cinnamon Bears Pooush Bears, young Li2us an1
Iionese, Royal Bengal Tiger, Brazilian Tigers suped aud
spotted yenss, Burmese Cow, Buffalo = n ispr, Zebra
English Raow Deer 0eelotas and Wild Cats ichneumous
AFRICAN Blsek and Gray Osrche, g Ostrich White Pes;
ro,ks Pelican, Bsck Swan White ard Blue Cranes and
stors, American Fsxs Mscsws Gold and Silver Pheasant
Ponce Crowned Cranes Black aud Gr'y Vow, Por.
Parrots; Au.aisn Birds without number Badsers. Angola
kMe. Monkeys and Balloons etc. etc pair Of enoImou,
oths. animals no, enumerated in this list
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES
EVERY DAY,
STRICTLY MORAL AND REFINED.
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STATE or CALIPoRSIA,

DUTLER COUNTY BONDS.-The Commits
ID sionsrs Of Butler County, fennsy yana, viii COM
PROMISE their BONDS given 20 the Northwestern hHii
road Company on reasonable For terms, adde's
Harrisburg, Pa.
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DANIEL ii. BURDErr, Auctionoef.
TT s. MARSHAL" SALE.
u. BY BURDETT, JONES Co. ,
By viu. Of wit Of v-ndton 20 ns dfe.d snd
delivered will Sci. at public auction the al DAY o. asfcn,
1854, at II O'Clock NJ a. NE Union s'Grs'
Of Groceries, Dry Goods Drugs and Medicines Hardware,
"So' sNA 'H0''' A''''' r. MURRAY, u. s. Marshal
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Gales bp Aurtion.
WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BUREAU,
OYYiOK or CHisP QUARrKRsAsTpR,
IN L.h

Oryos or CMHP oUAHrERxAsrrR, :
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Feb. ~ 1854
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HORsEs.-Will be sold at Public Auction, to tho
highest bidder The places aud dates named below. VIZ:
At Mifiin Pa 3A1 Ior,es, FRIDAY, 9Th March.
Al Wiliurnsport Pa. ygg Horses Tuesday 9tn March.
AT Altoona, Pa 800 lore. Friday Ilth MARCIA -,
March.
At Newark, N. j., .s0 Horses Tuesday 20 March
At Iebanor Pa. 800 Horses. Friday, 2J+h March
~ Wkesbaue, Pa. eoo Horses Tge'day. lsh March.
service of the United State, Army.
For road and farm purpose. many good bargains may BIS
Horse, viii be sold sngly
Terms Cash in United stssie. Treasury Noic. only
JAMES a. EhIN.
Chrf Quarternasler. Cavalry bureau.
A J. BLEECKER, son & Co., will sell
~ at auction at tho Exchange Ssesroom No. III Broad
way, on -
SUPREME, CoURTTINDER THE DIRECTION OF
TENTH-ST.-Aorth side between LIST and Idays-size
TENTH-sT.-Ret~een lst and edo
Sb sSs TsHr "a Ay''s ~
TENTlI-STN s., bet LIST and ID ay--sze 2SS. block.
Particulars at office o. suctiOneer'.
A j. BLEECKER, SON d Co. will sell at
"A. auction FRIDAY aarch II, at o'clock at the Tx
chang sne.rGom No III B,oadwsy-sHBTems Court un
The valusbe premise. No. 479 between Chat
hHiust and City Hal place
Particulars ut auctioneeT's Office, No. u Cedarst.
A j. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell at
"a sHcou.
FRIDAY March II, 1885,
AZ u o'clock al the Exchange SEesroo No. III Broadwsy
On CHhiSfOPHEK-ST-The Premise. Nos. i02 l0t, 100
and no south side between Beecke and Bedford .s sne
l36xlJ lr1! and So.
Ga BANK.ST.-The valuable 10, aud House thereon, No
81 Banket, south side bowen 4hst and Abinsdonsqare
size 25Ill6 and us.
Maps &c, a. Auconrers Office, No T. Cedarst.
A j. BLEECKER, son d Co., will sell
"a. ut auction al The LichAnge SLeo9m No. III Broad
way, on -.-.., =.
TUESDAY March g.
SUPREME COURT-UNDFR TIE DlRrCTION OF @
TlLLOTSON KsQ, REFEREE.
CiRMINF-Sr.-Prenlise. Nos. % aud o. between Bod
ford and Nar.ct-st. north side.
BROOM f-SI.--Prruiiscs NO al, south Side between
Broadway aud Cfosby-s-
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC-THE OPERA.
IA Director. MAX MARETLEh.
LAST WIEN BUT ONE or THE SEASON,
THIS FRIDAY EVENING, March 4. at O'Clock,
NINETEENTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
Grand extraordinary performance OF
LOCREZiA BORGh,
with its unprece deutedly great cast, including
Bine. JOSEPHINE MEDObl.
Nile HENRIETTA SULZER,
Sig. u. NAZZOLENI,
Sig. ii. BIACUI,
Sig. q. LOTT, and others.
tOnd1c'or.. j. NUM-
TOMORROW, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March ), at l.,
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
Only time at matinee Of Gounod's brilliant OPEN OF
FAUST.
with the splendid mise and great cast
Admission 81. No reserved soats.
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one trial and yoa viii neqer use any Others.
II IL not necessary to publish a iosv Iiat az Ala
eases for which the GadKan Bttfers are = sEaefAe
u ali diseases II the STOMACH. HOW
ELS, LIVER Or KIDNEYS
n all Affections IT the BRAIN nEpEMn
ING UPON DERANEEMHsNT OE
THE STOMACH 0Es BOWELst
IN GOUT, KHEuMATISM AND EEu-
KALGIAs
Ard 10 FEVER AND AGUE,
= - destined 10 suleFcsds all other remedies II
tnam.
vine glass tnh Of che Bittsrs taken an hour
before each meal, viii abxIAis the III aets 81 a.
most unhealthy climate. aud screen the person
taking It against disease uuaer the s,esf try5,s
exposures s~F
Ss~Dr. JOHN B0LL'a PRINCIPAL os5c. Rtes
street, Louisville, KY.
sold BY PETER TIKRLTzG,
ieos Sole Agent Evansville. Ind
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ID sp ep "A.

"a tts attendant train Of symptoms, 10 acts maFs
axe charm than s medicine There Il toahins
ia The range Of the siateri4 MAdica that for q mo-
sient bear a comparison with IL IN this disease.
fuil account Of this wonderful pIant may be
y, pages 1887 and 1888
series 81 e1perfrasu q IN which DR.. Ball has
= s1r years engage d. has jest been brought to
sueesssiui terminal ION and he IL now enabled fe
oasE 20 the pubic combination Of Cedron. with
other approved tsBics, the whole preserved IL ~
best quality Of eoppsr-disfllled Bourbon shixky
ssssh be i confident has ne equal 10 the ssaflS
+ might furnish volume Of certificates bat
eahtle have long since learned to estimate
4.ags AZ their true gaiaes The SAFEST plan Isl faf
very one 70 lest for himself tbs virtues Of 4 new
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
Notice to Tax-Payers.

NOTICE e hereby given 70 Tax-payers If ths
~ City 81 Evansville, that i have received fror.
The Clerk q fIa Common Coaacu Of said eitv g.
tax aupiisais for The year Iss4, and that I am
nov rsadg 80 receive the fzxea Contained IN 80
duplicate @
q . psrsdHs sfao gay their taxes in fsIl wl,hin
tsirry days from tails date, viii - entitled - !.
discount II three PER cent. o. the an,onnt
ana these paying sitter the sxrtrsfaar -
thirty days, aud Sithin sixty days from ans s.ts
vii - entitled foa dis1ouAt Of ous ard hsff
per cent. Of the amount N@aa
Ny oface EfH bs az ehs Navorss 49, =.
second Street, bstEpsn Main ana Is,cust ssyssss
- WI. O. BoEPPLE,
sePE9 Collector.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07
Compound peeaorai of VIVA cherry

1ss lee9lne a Household word throughout ihe
west and south aud Bis Worm Lozenges. IN less
than q year after their introduction attained
reputation As Widespread rs tna continent al
North America But the eroHniug elorY Of his
lie remains 70 b. attained in kIs latest lscss
- IaSner continuation; soT he de- not claim 10
have been the discoyersr of CT DRON whfeh 4. -,
essis Of the bitiers nov offered 10 the nabiie
Lnat honor 5elongs 20 the native inhabftarfs al
central America, 20 whom its virtues hsvs is.sn
khgwn ior more than two Aundred years. A.. IA
Sith II, the Indian tic dafanee 10 inc rne4i e.
y mAlafia aud handles without fear The nses sssa
onions serpeats. IL j. a belief with sleks- that
while There Is breath left IN the BODY the reafon
be-. - r-S
while DIR. Bull Is not prepared to indarse this
sstfaFAgant FrefeHslen, BE- Is nevertheless satis-
led iE1a thorough exanrins tom a the eyideuce
rsiaisys u ~ virtues, that - q remedy and pre-.
FsntetiEe ior AL diseases assaEne nom exposure
either 70 the changes Of weather aud climate or 4
tAe miaamatie iaiHeuCes, il stands without . RI.
val, aud Justly deserves the reputation it has &
-. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-07

That were bought from % to
40 per cent. less than we
could now buy them; and in
addition to said stock we are
IN daily receipt of such goods
as are needed to make our
stock complete in every re-
spect, and we respectfully
every buyer in want
of goods in our line to call