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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12

The FRUIT PROSPEcr.-The fruit trees
in Southern Indiana are in full bloom,
at least such of them as have not been
killed The result of our inquiries in
regard to the fruit crop are as follows;
Peaches are all killed, as well as the
finer qualities of cherries, pears, and
plums. Apples viii turn out tolerably
well, and the crop viii doubtless be equal
to the demand. The harder varieties OF
plums and cherries will produce halt
or three-fourths of a crop, while the yield
Of currants, gooseberries, raspberries,
blackberries, and other small fruits viii
be fully up to ordinary seasons, al
least such is the promise at present; but
none of the fruit is yet out of danger
and it may all be destroyed by late frosts
aud freezing.-Nesc Albany Ledger.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-12
COAL.

WE ARE NOW ENABLED TO DKLIvKk,
W AZ short notice, blythe quAntity or cart IosA,
a superior article of Green River Coal. Al orders
left - the Grocery of II. A. Cook, haiB stEsst.
81 - fte Doek, lower end Of the wharf wfll b.
Duuetualiy attended TO- THOMAS D GO.
ap5-lIa
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Corporation Nolirrs.
Corporation NoIlrrs.
$i,OOO,OOO l. 0 A N
OF TIE
COUNTY or NETWORK.
PROPOSALS FOB 81 600, 900 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS,
FUND BONDS,
BEING TIE BALANCE NOT AWARDED on BID
FOR ss,OOO,O0O OPENED FEB. %. 1851

Sealed Proposals M be received ct the CouprolloS Office
until MONDAY March T. 1854 .2 O'Clock, p IN, when the
will be publlcy opened for tho purchase at no less than
their par value Of the whole any part Of the Of One
Million Dollars Of the Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds" Gu
thored by ordnance 81 the Board OF Supsvor passed
February H. lC and b. &C, Of tho Legislature Of the
State u SewYork passed February 1864 bein. the amount.
awarded bids fcG e2oo opened February % 1854
The said Bonds viii bear interest at the rate Of sir rer cent
per Aana payable semi Annually the r dag of My and
Noveber In each year. aud tie principle will b. redeeua5e
as follows Five hundred tho1sand dollars November ls9
and hye hundred tbouflnd collars November l. 1870.
The proposals VII state tie amount Of bonds desired end
the rrce Per one hundred dollars therso nnd.hs pcron
who's. propc,s. accepted VIII ,hercupon Be required to
dspo, with tie County Treasurer the awarded 20 them
respectively.
On preventing 70 The Comptroller he receipt, Of the County
IIeasuTer fer such depos the parties VII be entitled to ro'
cvs Bonds for equal amounts Of the vains Of tho
awarded them, bearing lnre om tie dates o. payment
Earh proposition should he sealed aud i0r'el PsoPe'''
for soder Bounty Fund Bonds" snd neio'el IA second
envelope. Addressed 10 the Compiroisf.
Tie i reserved 70 reject any AZ o, NO BIZ, con.
sdsred necessary protect promote the Interest OF The
county MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, comPTollor,
City OF Ne~Yors, Department Of Finance CoaIprolers
Ofico February 25, 1864
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Amusements.
PARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

In compliance with the repeated solicitations Of namsso0
patrons, the Manager will reproduce,
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,
TOM TAYLORS GREAT DRAMA,
- THE TICKET OF.LEAVE MAN,
with all the perfection and effect which characterized 81 ~
former representations here II viii be Played
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING THIS WEEK,
NJ , and 4 O'Clock, aud
POSlTlNELt NO LONGER,
" new and magnificent Spectacular Piece viii be brous4
MONDAY, March 7,
MR. HARRISON.
the Comic and imprompu Singer appears at each pereu&
THE TYRoLEAN WHISTLER,
on hs three whistles at and tie fyoeau Family
THE -FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS,
THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN,
THE IA fGL III VIZ QUARTET OF HUMANITY
ever seen on the face Of this globe visible all hours s
Tho LrDrpu THE T KyS, ELFiN DW AR y. AMT
years old and q IN hisa ~ ypsr. Old and . IN H.
JAPANESE MASKlS HOG.
Tie WHAT IS Irl or MAN MONKEY.
rr,,,,, ALBlNO FAMILY
w, rSHEE GROUPS OF MOVING WAX FIGURES,
OF Queen Victoria Prince aud Princess Of Wls
S Sft -, ION rhUMB and WIPE, COM. MUTT and MINI
ME WARREN IN their wedding costume which they wogs
!" inc Generals marriage, Feb 10, 1862
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS,
nom Coorado I,rnory The ouy specimens Of these M
THREE sPEcKLED BROOK TROUT,
EACH WEIGHING OVER FOUR POUNDS.
MONSTER PYTHON,
the great Oregon OF the East end
OTHER MONSTER SERPENTS,
ROBERT HOUDIN's AUTOMAION WRITER
EDUCATED SEAL, which plays MUSICAL INSTR0A
MENT and million other wonders,
Admission Is cents. Children under ten, Is cent?.
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MErRoPoLIrasS;, u FAIR
u. s. SANITARY COMMISSION.

To TIKI WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLorHEo AND MZSs run.
SIsHfyG TRtDE OF NEW YORK
The sndsrsgred been appointed Committee ofepre
,sut tho Wioesas and Retail Clothing md Mems Furnns
Tsle IN the Great Meropoan fs 20 DO held IN thi cy
commencing on the 23th Of March next
Iou are doubtless that s object 10 70 supply iuhd 70
ne UNITFD STATES SANITARY COMMISSION.
The srvces this Commission recognized ~ the
entire eruv aud nation having been beneficial oppoItole
and crcui in livery battle neld altests
their sck and wOunded soldiers Their futufe
depends upon the pomptness and genefou, oeTa
with which who at home have been blessed Win IN
Gararel gsy, shall sep forward TO supply them VAN
tie means 10 this end ,,,r..
The nation spd the brave veterans Who impe their ives 70
taye Il demand generous re- spo1ss
Al branches Of trade have their Committees tt wotf Fleg
with each other which Sht contribute tho most TO tli
L., our trade hsrdy second IN importance 20 any oher)
be tie Sr II possible in the amount Of is contributions
One mefnboTs OF the Couatteo VII take pieAs
In calling upon you ~ few days.
Contributions viii be received in either money or eresn
disc. . - H..
II In money It may be sent 70 either q tie commiitec
n 10 merchandise each article shond be plainly marked
with the phce and donors name a. viii appear Al the Fan
aud sent 10 the receiving depot 40. GfeG. Jouess
COMMITTEE
ELISHA BROOKS, JOSEPH y. IOWREH
NM. sELlGHAN, ABRAHAM LEM,
JAS. WILDE, it,, A. J. POST,
T. : YOUNG, J. V. BAOhAW,
g. H. WlITHAUs DAVID CLOSE,
CHARLES HORTON, MORTIMER BROWN.
AARON RAYMOND, slNON BLRNHEiMEE,
DAVID L. ElNsTElN.
DANIEL DENLlN, Chairman.
PLISY f. SMITH, Secretary
GEO. 7. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
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CORPORATION PIERS and SLIPS to be
" LEASED ti AUCrlDN.-Notlcs IA hereby given that
the Conp oiier viii MONDAY. tho 1s,h day " March
1864, II O'Clock NJ a. the CITY Hall lease on bids 81
public aucti5n the DOCKS PEES, and SLIPS b-onrngt &
The Corporation Chs leases q which have vii o1prs on
the day Of May 1861 io the isim u i've years hon TIE
hfst day II MAY. 1854.
Ciaon.s containing the description, location and terms Of
sale may be he'd upon application to the Collector o. City Rev
enu. ibis Office where maps viii also 10 shown oi the
Aiose.Ald HHARVES PlEES. Ac. .
T MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City Of New ioEt, DeyartG Ont Of Finance, CoMPIoer'
Oliee Feb.
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EERRY LEASES at AUCTION, ut the

n
On MONDAY. Mach o. lSo. 1t II O'Clock rn WI be
ao At Public Aucoh 70 o highest bidder with adequate
socurly Of Ton ieA' heH the let dA! o1 May
m. LEASE Of the Ferry established from The 700. q
Houstou-, Ess River, NEWTON, 70 the loot Oh Ia And'
lie LEAsa d tho Ferry now established fon The foot Of
Esd g.. Eai River hew.iorA 70 o.esageint L. l. , TO, -
Gf,.d,., East River, hc.Yor1, 10 tbs foot Of OTed' 49,
lTtsE o, the Ferry now established from the foot o'
Clarhrs.s North River Now-fok, 20 ise loot Of Fi'0A
m, LgAsk n the Perry now established from the foot
Cri.tophet.i Nor II iyoT New OK, 20 iobosen H. J.
The $40 several FERRY LEASES VII he SOLD vita sl
Oh. rights privileges, and advantages sheIeSi bOSbAhh - s"e
CoipCsa-0a Of las CT o, Ss~,l ors.
Tho conditions snd covenants Of be Leases TO be ~ we
nsna 5n oil FERRY Leases heretofore entered Into ~ Tie
lie Lease sr each Of tho ,boreed Ferries TO DC made
20 conform 10 the ruqo rens Of the City CHARTER ~ 'e
to esres and also 10 contain covenants on ne pei ot w
.,e or see. that no o. they viii conduct and manage the
90 Rruy OF Ponies Ggfeeab.s 10 sach fues regulations
0fiuances BYLAWS are 10" OF may hereafter Io'a me
10 lue be made passed by tho CommCn couhe " e'"o
lie pachs.sr OF the Ferry Lease and 4. srPsndass In
each s.e WI pc "a, e S :, sS ' -a las 10
Of the amount O.i !o o ahuHi feh 20 aP
u, on tic OF NJ bst QuaIisE IN el1e lie ,ecst.s
esso with tie nsaa c0vrnAnt otherwise to be iofeed 70
The Corporation. lie Will % rtqne hio 20 iuit'h es %
rsn al te time, exssued by two sutotes 70 ti'
teet that he wiz execute bond With sureties 70 be up
proved By tho Comptroller FOR lie p1hcna payment OF TIE
le early ard lSf .he iA.lie' ti,eaeI q 'a
prs Of tho Lease Bonds sad Revenue sts@ls 10 be pad ~
hs pureha. and expense whatever !. to be Incurred by
the Corporation Tor Ia connection with The Per Shp OK
Bukesd OF premises proposed 10 leased during LIE sefn
vi the lease. - II.
Should the este 81 the shove named Ferres or either OF
them DO purchased parties other than the present esaeei
they viii be required IA accordance wit the po'A1s OF
Inc laws Of the State 10 purchase Mt fair appraised valuation
oud the present l,soo, desire 10 ,e tho boA', bnidin
and necessary for tho pnGposeS II hieuy d value
b. ral by persons selected b. the old ard new oasee IN
esse the parties cannot agree TO the amount, be PAD i'r
the saIno.
The Lesse shall also connin coycrnn requiring eech Ferry
poat 10 have attached 10 Us engine fire apparatus or force
pump with not ess than S feet Of hose OF the quality ana
anrsions Us that used by the Fire Department OF tho CITY
of New.York snd 20 be used for the o. hEes
whsuoysr required by the Chief Engineer his assns oil
IN. Ers the City Of k-wiok for which aery
ice, the Les.ses shall receive Twsny Dollars pcr hour Tor
each hosr engaged and me be counted les. than one
hour. MATIliEN L. bhtNNh'i eonPuOuoi.
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a. J. BLsEcKKR- ABctionccr.
INTENSIVE SALE at AUCTION O|

I'ATENSlNE SALE, at AItllON, OF M
J. BLEECKER, SUN Co. VII SELL q, Auction, THURS
DAY. March 10 - O'Clock. at 80 III Nrosiwsy (EI
7oAvrsusTirs. irce story Bfics Hose, Noe Ois eii
and 60 hsh 2og ens ss,eTss,, WIZ -, ~ nSa. ~
ALsorh. hreesioy Bho Mouse, With modem inIf0'o'
s cos, mo 81 s-s, " co., ;S .ss 9lav four story
bIo~ns'on- f'on, l9s,s 2os1oo all 40 ray up Lot 81
ALsc hrtolass foufssoy brown stone Hosse' on I'd
best brownstono Houses Of Moray H eseh zcI1S
Lots zosioJ three'ioIy b's' asni' end 's6 eeil'I,
about rs II W. Of Iersce Waone Of the hne. views IN
s2p srxrrr-2 Lot, sdoinng III. sbor. fan ,ir-
Ear Bso.nwaYIwO ,hre.siory etc az e,i s.d
Houses ,rd Lease Of the Lot. Nos, and a Ess Broad
2rnsrRrrrA four story and basement Bck House south
aide Of kas, 25,bsa. between ,,'sy a9d Avenue a. IN,
III modern improvements north side cJ feet ess; Of sdSy
oob-sragET2 thre-'ely basement. brow n,,'9ne Iont
% and % avs, rnd all modern imPro,emeni. Also tT'i
elass brick Heu,e and lot 10 $50 Ia, % It, m
Improvements. just pat In complete order hescoed e'Hs
PAST sl,t .rRErr-No,l s ,rd ~ lhre'ory basement
brownons Houses high 'oors north SIDE win al iHo1erh
Ear Isl sTtrr-No lIl brown stone front Hov'e three
store sh oop south side with al modern improycine n >
Ms, East , S,5sIHEhS T. rs between i, ID and
Ear 9Th sTEsgT-iiouso srd Lot NO. 49, four ''or'
4 sTarEr-No.s4 ,res,tory and bss,nen, TIoas- high
,oop y r. font, modern improvements sth side Of tsi
It, between MlliSon and Shaw
iih-sTAggr-The thesttory and basement House hish
ssoop No. lOJ WeE lihi. south side, between broadway
and bthaY. a.,
$50 srRrETA iheestory s,ra-itooP BFcs iiou'" win
basement aud modern irrrOyccnts. No 10 Wet s'dsi
south sid. between Broadway sid ~.
WET SD sTRgFT.ho. 49, between Bro@iaay ani Bth'
nv lgIl3 high ceilings, gas titras, all modern improve
ments. o .,
Sam sTrrKr2 tlless:oTy end basement BheL liooes
Noe 9 and l4 Ess Sh-.t between Ler ston and Nhsr-
7eTAsTsrr2 vacant Lott north s-o 'ssh'I between ID
and ig'-avs - .
ssrHsrrEHr-I vacant Lot north side 9hs,, between ID
and 2dayy.
The title to the whole Of the 4bo,o dsebed property Is M
oue.onable The terms of'ic viii be hbcnl 70 the buyers
For maps and particulars sppy to tie Aueuonefs no. 80
Cedsr,l adj dining tho Bank OF Commerce
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There Losses due and unpaid: no claims IN dispute.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOSEPH 3 COLLINS, EDWARD s. CLARK,
JAMES SUDAN ISAAC N PHELPS
JAMES MARSH. CHARLES y. ELL,
JOHN J. CISCO. JOHN J. PHELPS.
THOMAS C. DOREMUS, CLINTON GILBERT
ISAAC A. STORM, WILLIAM b. BOLLEs,
JOHN A. LUoUEER, HANSON X. CORNING.
JOSIAH RlCH JOHN C. BALDWIN
CHARLES M. CONNOLLY, EDWARD MINTURN
BENZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. WARD,
WILSON @. HUNT, JAMES GALLATIN,
DAN n. ARNOLD JEREMIAH 2. ROBINSON
WASH H. NEBMILYE, CHARLES P. LENERlCH,
WILLIAM TUCKER, WILLIAM ". HALSTED,
SHEPHERD KNAPP HENRY w. FORD.
JAMES W. G. CLEMENTS, N. D., Medical Examiner
lResidenee No. 10 Auiys at the Oice daily from IL to
O'clock, ?. m.
WILLIAM DETNOLD NJ. D.. Consulting Physician.
J. b. GATES, General Agent, aud JAMES STEWART
HENRY PERRY, ALBERT q. WILCOX \. WHITNEY,
HIRAM p CROZIER. GRENvILLE X. BENSON,
CHARLES NoBTHsRIELD and ALFRED P1NNEY,
Local Agents, in the City Of AewYoIk AID vicinity.
n. @ De GR0oT Acty. JOHN EADiE, secy.
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VrHEATRE FRANCAIS.
NiBLOS CONCERT SALOON.
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
TUESDAY March ], le0L
Second time of
ON DENANDE UN OUUNERNEUR, . q,
Coreie vaudeville in two cats. by Nm. Decoareeue ana
jaime hls.
MUSICAL lNTERLUDE.
IA PETITE CUANTEUsE. (Adaml by Nile. Mailss-
In La CIRCULATION DUN CHoklsIE,
Comic Scene by Moineg1, rendered by ~ Doii4'ien.
LES DEUX AbENOLES.
Boufonery Musicale by Jacques Ofenbaeh
Doors opon Ut III to commence st oe1oc-' prccisey.
THURSDAY, March 2-BENEFIr Of MONS. ROCHE.
~ ans ou la vie dun joueur
Play in three parts, by Victor Duconge-
pox.Ofp,e OF the Theatre st No. 81 Broadway.
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Go ipbom it man Concern.

BOUNTY. for Nine Months Volunteers
I'D pefs being prepared for collection Of above Bounty At
BANKING Office Of Allen Van ureu Luckey ZiJ Ero.d~ay
" y opposite Park Volunteers viii brnF their dscheiEes
nIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED IN
another State for persons from any State or Country
without publicity change Of residence. lneompabMty,
dTu he sufficient cause Adscs rec and
Counsellor. at.LAw No. 90 Broadway.
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amusenleni9.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

IN
'' Fia sSr aiGS8T of THE EEGAGEMENr on
MISS CAROLINE RCHlEG5,
NEW YORK's FAy0RITE PRIsLA DONNA.
And her -
RENOWNED ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE.
M EDWARD sEGUuy, bli.ene. ~
icon q the late celebrated bs''o Of that n'ne')
.1' ~ ill., WALTER BIRCH, Second Tenor.
M H. fNANh 9i. e1 ARNOLD soeOnda Donna.
Mr. j: HILL.
INCREASED ORCHESTRA, ,.,,,,,r,,
PERFECT SCENERY AND APPOINTMENT w.,
observation-disclosures y. DODWOEtH.
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY %, IG5i,
VIII be performed Adolf Adam, celebrated condo opera in
THE posT Hi 81, De ss' I,o5SSJuMEAU.
WITH ALL TIE 0 ORIG I, @ Mss ,cr.
CAROLINE RICHINos
ShaPelon t1e imL w; :: MN
MARQUIS DE- COURCY. Chamber. -. -.,,.,,,,,.,
g. period I Of ten ysa. 6ct @ aud second acts
MADALLAiNE' as M'dam de-! De = p,cprQcs
Tour. CAROLlNE hlCHiNOo
Chapeior, under the pane Of st. Pnai, $3.50.
Principal W. }. hlu
B.oa, under the name Of Aemdor, the
Maneu ns'i De- 'coURcY..MR iGfER RIths5s
Bourbon, COlypbee At the Opera IL feSsea
Boz Book opsn six days in ldyaIes.
~ '''A IN lccfiiiiY1E / ffREffiRAToy,
D0NIZETfPS LINDA III CHAMoUNIX
NIBL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ FAREWELL CONCERTS IN AMERICA.
The Third these Grand Mlsica Entertainments vii be given
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 2 az J.. NJ.
HL L. NJ. GOTpSCHALk will be assisted by
Niue. ELENA D'kNGRT, the Great Conlrslto.
Nine. CHAEL0rTA NAltlAN, PrimA Donna Sopran%
Nile. BARNETCilE. Pisnst CARLO PATTI, Violihs-
Her MOLLEEHAUER yiolnosliO.
Herr SCHWARTZ, Niola.
ca Sig ABFLLA aud 8. BFHBESS.
Admission y Seats may be ured without extra charge
commencing Moudsy Feb. 49, a. 4. Messrs. Beer
schuirrs No 70l Bfoadway Hal Sons, No 80 Broad
way and Siben Sslis5ufys No 7sSsssust Doors open
Al II; Coneert TO commence At O'Clock. On SATURDAY
March s. Grand Matinee Chckerins Sons Pianos are In
yariaby used In ootischzks Concerts.
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NAKkET CEDDARS unu UIIIEh ThOI
WI ERTY Of the CORPORATION TO be LEASED at
ACrIO ANcee Is hereby given thrt the Comptroller Will
on TUESDAY the 18th day Of March, 1854 at ocloek p @
ri the City Hail. lsase, bids public aucton MAhEI
CFLLAleS HOUSES and LOTS, HAY SCALES and other
Corporation property, for term OF tve years nom the mrs.
day OF May 1854 IL. II
sale may be had upon application to tito Collector oil Cy s'
enue ai this office. - n,
''N' " MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City Of New York, Department. OF Finance, CompSoes'
Office Feb. Goth, 1904.
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We ANCIENT MUSICK.
lsrs COOPER INSTITUTE, 1864
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
March and 3.
The Lsrge.t Old Folks Company in che Union.
F appearance Newyok Of the original and celebrated
R,oh,r 5ouathsus Old Folks 80 ladies' and gentlemen In
Costumes Of We oden time including their grand orchestra
The pleasing vocalist, Mrs Annie H. hobn,On. will .ys
eru az her fsvorte songs Mr. FRANK Lamb and Mr. ~ a
Mo..s the sentimental aud humoTous yoesss will also
appear Good old fashioned music; Sacred Pa,r0c Sent
mental and Humorous selections. Aason p ns, child
ran rs cents, Reserved seats 80 cents Tickets r sslc at
musc stores Doors open at O'CLOCK Concert commences
Al o'clock. For further [scticulars small tlls.
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~ G. HORTON, Auctioneor, office No. D
" GT,envichav viii r.ll THIS DAY at O'Clock At No.
. DIV STORE FiXIUREs MAhogany Counters, Draw
on. Shelving In fectiOns, Ec.
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VIE snhscribor will SELL at auction on

TIME subscriber will SELL at auction on
Il WEDNESDAY, March At 2ooock p M, a. tle no'ei
sye BUILDINGS for manufacturing purposes st9ais1 q.
Rarsan Oh the c. r. H. Of NewJefsey; Tho main oulus
foundation wal tl,o Fnrne Room az by ii iest Brnding
Room " BY 81 feet valuable Steam Engne 81 10 ~ h9se
bnldne linost rev. suitable for factory, fouipg nI'
pspsr mill sIoost any manufacturing gaI pose.
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Two THE .
4 WHOLESALE DRYGOoDs MERCHANTS OF
NEWYORK
METROPOLITAN FAIR.


The under,snod have been Spponteds Committee to rep
resent the Wholesale DryOoOds Merchants IN the Meuopo-
Zoo Fsf to commence 81 this city he 2ih q March NEXT
h. Ied under the MANAGEMENT Of the Ladies Of the city
bo VII DC sidej by Au Advisory Committee o. Oent!tui
II, obec, Is TO supply fands TO Ito United states SANITARY
CoEuiigsion. - - -, -, ....u.,,oa
the entire army IN the highest degree bonehce
Every battle reid Las the witness Of thea noble nce
mi ana sncee s,iu laborinpsrDg t. tho sk and wounded
helm cofor. and hope and 70 those IN confidence und
c,r,,, All WHO are euabledt 10 pursue their tVocaons IN
uernss az ne brave soldiers who expose themselves 70
cknS. wounds and death to MAINTAIN the unity ana pro
mot. tho welfare OF their country. ,,- -.
Contrbutions for this pufpose are requested IN money or
merchandise II in money Il may be sent 10 either q the
Conroe In merchandise 70 the Receiving Depot NO.
Great JOnes-u. , $1,000. 1850.
me rssnude of the Wholesale Dry Goods ntere't-c9n'
prising tie Domestic and Foreign Commssion Houses i
porers and JobbeIscas for corresponding contp1o 70
this object Of and duty such IA wiz DOT o com
pare avorsby with the results OF FAIRS held suceessS) "a
other pAces with the contributions OF other interests ~
the city but sEo DO esteemed worthy Of the hoerHy ana a'
Yotisu Of Commercial Metropolis vi The country
COMMITTEE. ..u-,,r
ALEXANDER 7. STEWART, WILLIAM o. LAMBERT
EDWARD s. yAFkRAY, JOHN NJ DAWES, n, n,
HENRY y. SPAULDIN0, JANIS NJ ConShAbLb'
GEORGE BLISS, THEhOn IL bunLLsInI.
ADRIAN ISELIN, CHAs. ~ LOD yin,9t,yy'
WILLIAM ii. LEE, CHAhLE5 L. AnIilsONi'
UUSTAVU6 kUTTER, WILLIAM a; na a
LEVI 7. MORTON CAairns1-
NAHUM SULLIVAN, Secretary.
w. q. LAMBERT, TreespseI.
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VNHE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. - Berstadt's
Il Picture OF the Rocky Mountains 10 on exhibition a,
the Crayon Art GALLERY. No. 1S6 Broad way OF 8lb St.
Day and Evening. fom u IN. 10 10 p "a. AdmtaDee 23e
SoasoutiQkets 600.
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DROPERTY ON BROOKLYN HEiGhiS;-
4 AtAUCHON by ADRIAN II. MULLER Co. 9, No.
III Broadway, MONDAY, 2Jh Of f,2 'he hns I1,st
a. they have Oas AID Fltorcs, Range Heaisr VISA sos
T9ton Market ME tenants aud ueghbOhocd arc hrss class
Thew now rent for 500 and $3.50
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WAN AMBURGH 81 Co.'S MENAGERIE
GREAT moral. EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN
~ 'i'2 Mo-. ;ij md al BR0ADWAY,
Between Prince ard Spring streets.
SIXTEENTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
0! this unparalleled exhibition Of
LINING WILD ANIMALS
some Of which Great War Elephant Performing Elephant
ppe s1 sens , and Icoprd White bear. Grizzly
Bears, Cinnamon BsSTl poonah Bears young Lions and
Spotted yenss Burmese Cow, Bufao s. A. T,pr Zebra,
Ens.L Falow Desr oss'otas and wid Cats lehneuTOus
rcan SLACK aud Cry O,iches B. A. Ostrich, White Pea
CO. a. Pelican, Black swsn White and Blue Cranes and
Storss American Essle Msoaws Gold and Silver Pheasant
Ponce Crowned Cranes Black and Gray Wolves, Pos5un'
Acaa uaIee, American Deer Gray Green, Biua aud 81
Asses Monkeys aud Babogns etc. etc. pair OF enormous
Boa Consctcrs jus, landed beside an innen'e number
''''' --''-'' THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES
EVERY DAY
STRICTLY MORAL AND REFINED.
.OTRCUS.-BROADWAY AMPHIrHEA-
~ TER No. 4SJ BROADWAY.
L. T. LfNr'''''' EVERY EVENING ''
anu WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
,; fI, nots. viii be presented contiuu alton Of tue
siSGULARLl VARIED
AND ATTRACTIVE EMBELLISHMENTS
VINO" law THE BROADWAY CIRCUS,
'i.''s ''' paw T Tn& FAyoRlIE RESORT
Of all who seek .,,.,., ,,,,, ,,,nr,,
IA the way Of popular ernuseu. ents. 49, - -
AMAMMDTH CIRCUS TROUPE.
A MAMMOTH CIRCUS TROUPE,
MAMMOTH CIRCUS TROUPE,
DANCING AND TRICK HOASESl
TIE RDLE-LEAPlHU BUFFALO!
the EDUCATED SACRED BULL
'-' PcRFJRsiiNd DOCS, MONKEYS, AND PONIES.
PERFORMING DOCS, MONKEYS AND PONIES,
'is ''''O''' TIE BROADWAY CIRCUS,
CONCENTRATION OF NOVELTIES.
"H''H "" WifUoup PRECEDENT IN AMERICA,
aud
BEYOND THE APPROACH OF COMPEIIIioH.
MATTNFES FOR FAMILIES
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
commencing at a O'Clock.
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Sales bp Anttion.

A J. BLEECKER SON 81 Co. will sell at
RI Auction TUESDAY March At ~ O'Clock. at the
Exchange Sales-roon No. III broadway for account OF
HON !; may concern:
WEST -ST-The two 3story brct HOUSES and
LOTS nos 2l8 and go West 10th tte south side be-
tween 9Th and size lVsI block. Title indisput.5e
Terms to suit Pur haseIs.
Mapa Ic at office Of Auctionerrs.
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VNHE TRUSTEES of the FIVE POINTS
L HOUSE OF INDUSTRY snIious to provide moro
adequate School and Chapel accommodation for the children
under their care They been enabled BY recent donations
to purchase sufficient adjoining ground and now appeal TO the
friends OF the Institution FOR snount which VIII enable
them without mourning debt. 10 make the proposed addition
10 their building Donations for this purpose should be sen
10 Mr. r. b. LOCKWOOD, Treasurer, Five Points House OF
Jnsus,ry No I65 Werh-st, to any Of the Trustees