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Amusem ents.

DARNUATs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID OVERWHELMING SUCCESS
ALL THE VARIED HUES OF THE RAINBOW fA0
DuCED.
ALL THE VARIED HUEs OF THE RAINBOW rho
DUCED.
Third week Of the
LUMINOUS FOUNTAIN OF REAL VAIN
LUMINOUS FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATEH
LUMINOUS FOUNTAIN OF REAL WALEH
LUMINOUS FOUNTAIN OF REAL WAI1A
NEVER BEFORE SEEN IN AMERiCA, .l
NEVER BEFORE SEEN IN AMERICA,
SPLENDID SPECTACULAR DRAMA o.
APHROSA;
SPIRIT or BEAUTY.
PERFORMED DAILY TO CROWDED HoesA
AFTERNOON and EVENING at J and q soch
Between the acts Of :. Aphross,'
Mr.. HARRISON.
the Comic Singer and npfoyisstore, will eppeN In cheso
THE TYROLEAN WHISTLER
will execute weknown melodies upon three whistles sno
tsneously and upon ths Tyroleaa fainily C9nse-rse
10 be at all hours Of the day and vyenlng.
THE THREE GIANTS AND G:N. GRANT, ~
the smallest IN living
The WHAT Is IT or MAN MONhE1
TABLEAUX OF ANIMATED WAX FIGURES.
BRIDAL GROUP OF
GEN. TOM THUMB snd WIFE COM. MUTT ana Mn
ME WARREN. in the costumes they wore at the osnsfs
THE MAMMOTH PYTHON! A JAPANESE MAsx1H
HOO. TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS, from CslsvsA
Territory the oay specimens Of this angular animal ever -
in this region THREE SPFCKLED BROOK TkOUA
EACH WEIGHING OVER FOUR POUNDSl
THE LEARNED SEAL as A MUSICIAN! t.
And III infinite catalogue Of other curiosiiics.
Admission ~ cents Children under ten. IS
SATURDAY, April 9-Bsneft o. the Sanitary Comrnissss9
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Financial.
$2,OOO,OOO LOAN C al.
COUNTY OF NETWORK.
PROPOSALS FOR $4,000. 900 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS.
FUND BONDS.

Sealed Proposa, viii be received a. the Comptroller Office
until SATURDAY, Apr2 1864 at2 O'clock ?. when the
will publicly opened for the purchase OF the whole
any part Of tn. of Two Million Dollars q the Sodieu
Bounty Fund Bonds" authorized by act OF the lie gaure
Of the New passed February o. 1854 and by
ordinance Of the Board o. Supervisors Of the County Of New
York, passed March 10, 1864.
Tn. .ad bond. viii bear interest at the rate OF Sir cent
per snnu payable eu annually the rs. day Of May aud
November in each year and the principal viii be redeems5o
successive annual install ments Of vo hundred thousand dol
lars each commencing the first day Of November, 1897
The proposals will state the amount OF bonds desired and
The price per one hundred dollars hero and persons whose
proposals are accepted will thereupon be required 20 deposit
with the County Treasurer the awarded to them
speetively
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer Tor such deposits the parties will be entitled 10
cevO bonds FOR equa amounts Of the par value Of the
awarded the bearing interest from the date Of pssmcn,s
Zach proposition should be sealed and indoSed Proposals
for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds" Enclosed in second
envelope addressed TO tho Comptroller.
Tho r IA reserved 20 reject any I'll % The bids II con
sdered necessary protect promote the interests Of TIE
County.
MATTHEW \. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City Of NewYok. Department Of Finance, Comptro'ers
Gffoo March o. 1864
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nESnLETInNS


Fommeade6bg B5aId II Director % me Sortto'GeT'
FER odgD.i0 81 TIE LnEai ifseffag, N0rch 10. 1864
Reforcd That it s exp,gont that expenditures ol c9nstire
ton, equipment aud objects pertinent thereto involving nos"
css sonl1 IN 'hr main be provided for b. al Increase oi
the caln, Al stock o. the Company 49,
R,sored Thai the capital stock should be made
solely for tine purrcsc nj building aud completing double
track, such thereof be ed"ui snf Tor EQUIP
pin. the road and providing such rld ou2l rolling stock
inaehinery arur and ober is;- lee ~ ny ne nee
properly 10 all the business which oreT, ad
other purpose and should only be issued o year 20
wear in tho Stockholders q their annual
upoa detailed e,tnae made by the BOard y Directors, o
the 81 money pccsssay for the wo 81 The year and
TIA, the Of stock .hs only be sold after public
notice .
R,s,,G That the Increase Of capital for 1864 shs not
coed ! ,5Oo,00J
Resoted Tia. the sockholior, hereby recommend, aud
far may b. Necessary authorize the Board Of DIRECTOR
make such agreement arrangement With the hodes a.
the bond under a. dcds vii enable them 70 II
The capital .ock Indicated IN L1 preceding re'os
ton. 1900.
ADOPTED unanimously by vs'. Of sfs1oo ont % sc 90
oO stock; STl95sn % - 41ool II fret mortgage
bonds; J7tGDno o. f,lGa0O9 of second nottss-e
horif sud 2 $50 ycS o1t or 59NNee VI t.gi mort. 90
bonds, ~ on no. voting hccansa no, registered
Re.suii0 adopted hy to Bcagd II Directions this day.
Rcotci That tina Trustees guder the MorglssI Samuel
Idon and Ferguson DO and they oEeby rsqas-
kondhodeIi IL the City o; New York upon Ire
uu rs adopted BY the stoctholtss a. their si meeting in
The lily OF Fissbg5g The 10Th dy Of Mh, 1854 aud to
obtain II pOssibn the -rnt 81 tic bOudho.i.i thaEeto
Attest: W. IT, BAnNEs, Secretary.
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ITNITED STATES TREASURY.
Nru.Yoyx. March q. 1861

NEv-ioyK. March u. 1864
by direction ~ the SECRET tRI Of ths 1RE tStRY,
hsrcby give nce that p-rpsei 70 receive subscriptions
account o UNITED STATES BONDS authorized BY the
Act q March ) 1854 besrus date March 1861, edeeas.e
the pleasure Of te Government ser years end payable
forty IRON date bcsIu7 nte1ett At ye per cennin
yeI pay bic Bonds no: hundred dohSrs annually
ard uu aiI other Ecnds s-nirunutlv. n coin.
Subscribers will receive either Registered Coupe, Bonds
they may prefer.
Registered bonds viii bo bsued OF tue descaliuaons Of
Pfy Dol-rs $50 One Hundred Dollars SlG Five Humid
rvd Dollars $3.50, Ono Tn 9ond Dollars t$ e00 Five
Ihcusa'd Dollars (pJ0Ogl, and Ten Thoussue Dollar
G$l00O aud Coupon Bonds II tbs dsnom atoms Of tiry
Oollars eaO One Hundred Dolus (=lN1l Five Hundred
Dolnrs $500. and OnS Thousand Doliags - U00i.
Subscribers s required pay, in addison TO the
Of tie principal Of he bonds u lawful money the accrued IN
1erC in coin lor n United Stres rotes pr s notes Of Ma
ocI al Banks, adding tY per cent for prernion until further
notce from e inst day " March September the
Enay be, unl The dry oi subscription snd payment
Upon ti receipt of subscriptions win issue nv certificate
ei deposit therefor ia dupcsc the snsi Of which viii ~
forwarded by the subscriber 10 Secgc-Iy OF the
Washington with letter ss.iu, tho kind Registered
Colpon, and the determinations OF Bonds required.
Cpon tho receipt Of the orisiusl certificates At tho Treasury
Department the BOndr subs"ct for will be trDutmtcd 10
che subscribers respevey IS tho same Hs pre-
pared
expected that the Grst deliveries Of Coupon Bonds vii
b. uiado rot later than the fourth ,ilhJ " April
JOIN j. CISCO, Assistant Treasurer u :
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NEW-YORK and BOSTON SILVER LEAD
~ COMPANY.
CAPITAL 81 Gee 900. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40 EACH
The boob. Of .1b,erpon to the capital stock Of this Com
uanv vii open Mach o. .. tho ofi,s Of STLBBLS3 4
BLOODGOOD No p Wiiara-st.
For forther particular. spply 70 JOHN SiMPKlNs Co..
LOCKWOOD l. NORRIS, and sfEBbISs BLOOD.
GOOD, NewYorL AID DUPEE, BECK sAILEs'
BostOn.
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.WALLAcK'' SATURDAY.
ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTH MONT
Of sfr Lester Walacks Standard Play, lli
RO.EDALE,
In which Mr. Lester Walack. Mr. Gilbert Bir. fishx, -
Holland Mr. Johr SETON Mr. Daily Mr. Browne. Mr. fsrtaA
Mr. Pope Mrs Hoey Miss Gannon Miss Morant, Mrs VeneA
br, John Seton Miss Barrett Miss lie Brun and Mis- Cos
nsn will sustain !her original characters. -
MONDAY-Mrs NERSOSS BENEF1T-First tine -
s-a.on OF Boucicauts sterling comedy,
LOVE AND MONEY.
TUFSDAY-ROSEDALE -
WEDNEsDAY--Mr. Ii. lSHEEWOOD-Fir't tine u
LOVE FOR LOVE.
VIII shortly be repcated-NONEY, THE ROAD TO RUN
WILD OATS, THE RIVALS, and THE SCHOOL FO1
SCANDAL
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T,y..ykY DEPARTMENT. COMf1 ROILER'E OgPCE
eT. Louis March le. ISef. 5
PROPOSALS for the PURCHASE of Sc0,UOO
CITY or ST LOUIS BONDS

sEtLEn PROPOSALS. for the purchase OF eco City o
Loss Bonds vii received al che Courfroers O6te IN
the City Of s. Louis Unit. SATURDAY the ID day Of Ap'
1894 Up IL CLOCK noon when te bios vi be opened IN
The q the Mayor and the undersigned and the bonds
win AwSrasd 70 tho bes. bidr provided the bids & be
soesAes by the Mayor and ComptToDer IhS boLas va" DO
each with in,eros. coupon, attached n,Hcp1 ana
interest PAY able =. tie Bank Of tile Hepabc kew OK
Tn, bonds " II DO d,tedApr o. l and viii have 20 years
"
They Issued By vrtac OF Ordnance No. s2 sppreysc
March IS lB4 pay other bonds falling due In Msy 1861
Ten per cent vii DO required to DO paid acom eea
III b. he'd until The aoi d.y Of Apr, on which day tho
bonds will be delivered bids accepted BY The Mayor
and Comptroller No interest Will Dc allowed On the tor per
sesl ii retained. .
Tho Mayor and pnderisned ,s, the privilege Of rejecting
al b,ds GEO. X BUDp. Comptroller.
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Htnsieal Jnstrnments.

4 SPLENDID PIANO for S225.-Barmore's
IL Wa,rooms and Msnufso,ory No. 3w BleeoksFsti /!
r.t Prize medals awsrJed; warranted for i've years
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aMuHemenia.


NIBLOs GARDEN.-C at ~.
~ lessee and Manager. ......... WIN. WHEATLEY.
SATURDAY EVENING March %,
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF
THE SUCCESSFUL ENGAGEMENT OF
MISS CAROLINE RICHlNG5
(prior 10 her departure for California;.
nd ~ he Grand Spectacuar Hrsua
The ENCHANTRESS.
Miss RICIIINGS in her ceebrael clsrlcterof sTFLLA,
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY COSTLY DRESSES AND AP-
POISTMENTS, FULL CORPS De BALLET,
FINE CAST &e
" NJ Wheasy happy oannoance cement with
the distinguished America ireaedian,
EDWIN BOOTH.
who will make his first Ape ,rsnce MONDAY EVENING
March 70, in Tom TayloPs Hagie plsy entitled
Produced for the first time in New. York;
BERTUCCIO. the Dukes Jester .....EDWlN BOOTH
Supported by every member Of ths
EXCELLENT COMPANf.
NIBLOS GARDEN.
~ On MONDAY EVENING March u.
EDWIN BOOTH
HIS FIRST APPEARANcE
NEW PLAY.
entitled
written BY the celebrated dramatic suthor,
TOM TAYLOR,
tho suthor Tho TckcofLesve Man, Stu Waters Kun
Tbi, NAV will be presented on this occasion for
TIE FIRST TINE
in New York, with
A POWERFUL CAST,
ALL TIE APPLIANCES
oscnset TO insure for T. perfection Of production seas may
be secured for this night any Of the first twelve nights Of
MIR. Booths eng cement
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OSWEGC COUNTY.
PROPOSALS FOR $4,000.
sOLDiTRs' BOUNTY FUND B0XDS

Sealed proposal, VII DO received by either q %. sn.T
sisusd Until TUESDAY, tie I-ih dgy oil Apui next, a.
m Tor the purchase Of tho whole y part OF he ti OF
l050o SOLDER Bounty Fund Bonds 1uthor 81 by !rso
Ion Of the Beard Of Supervisors II O.Feso County pasted
Dee 1885 and by oct q the Legislature OF TIE sue OF
psgsedFob o. 1854 Tbs said bonds vii bear IN
tscst Il tks OF por cent sDnun payable fAnn
sy on the t d-y Apr and October IN each year. d n-
psl vii BE- r.deensbs 10 successive annual infthn
efTiaesu Thousand five Hundred posra each eoum nn
ea The ii dsy Of April 1865, aud endng hpn s 81 ne
Atlantic Bsuk NeYork City The Proposals wiz ttate tS
ant Ad ts o. maturity of tho sonds desired ana the
price per hsso aud the per'ons Whose poPos.s are
s.eeyies viii srefof, be required 70 depo.t win TIE County
Trss.urer Mexico or tbs Marine bank IN os"eFc, ne
.uu. awarded them respectively together with the soerued
interest lo.n Ap tbs date OF he bonds b~eh proposition
,hou5 be sealed and ndoIsed Poposs ioT Soldiers Bounty
md Bonds" end ncose1 in secured envelopes sddTss.sa
20 sither a. tho undertsnet. a..
Tho y. is TO orved TO reject an, al o. thu bids cor
sd.fsd pssess protect promote tie Interests Of Tue
The bid. will be publicly opened =. The Coniouse in The
CITY Of o.vego the 18th day Of April al u H-Mo1ie0
L. IT. cONgIrS0. Co. Trssr Meries, n. I.
ELIAS ROOT, Ogvcgo.
u, l.. COUCH, Osvego.
J. H. WOODEN FuleD.
A. W. SEVERANCE, Nev.Hsyer-
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or,lcn OF ,ak PAxAsl RAllnoAp Co,rasr. Tos11ssl


DOTH DiYIDEND.-Thc Board Of Directors
80 have THIS DAY declared Dividend Of -FOUR ~
PER CF out Of the eLrninqs 81 the Road for the three
Enonfhs ending 3ist inst and ONE ~ PER CENT ont Of he
earnings steamers ssing &c, payable III. Stock
holders ts legal the 5h day
Of April The Transfer Books viii be closed from TIE
eveniue Of the 25h Of March until the morning OF tho 7h o.
sprii next. HENRY SMITH, Treasured.
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MOTICE hal Az FIEST and SECOND MORT.

NOl ICE 10 the / HIS i ana SrlOND Nun j =
~ GAGE BONDHOLDERS Or the Plif'BURnH,
The board OF Directors OF the ritiSbi I!5ih hri.t
WAYNE, AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COsiPANf havo
requested Tho undersigned TO call meeting. oil Ac INST osi
AID Second Mortgage Eoadh,Grrs, IN pursuance Of ,e
provision. Of he deeds 81 trust for the purpose OF consider
ing certain modification o. Inc present financial system OF III,
company which the OF Jorty in in crest OF 'ach
OF those classes Of tondhOde by vote a. NEE Tn. "a nee
ssry tins principle OF the proposed ussaIcs Wa gbi'ri
60 tho meeting OF The corporation h. II y Pittsburgh on
the 18th inst:ai which were present majority OF the 'iocl
holders aud Of each u tue bJnd4ode, sad Vas 0na
mously approved
The undersigned Therefore in exercise If The authority con
OF Trust give notice TINT ..z,..,.z 80,
MEETINGS OP THE FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE
BDNDIiOLDEES
WIZ be held at the banking house Of Nnso' IrnSr o.
TO-. . Wallst in the City Of New loTk, on TiuhSDAf
the 9Th day Of April 1854 At II E. for tie purpose Of con
siderin- the Aforesaid ncasures.
At such meetings the bondhoLers registered may VOC ID
person or By proxy. &,
hegsiation on the Voting Register bc mide By any
holder al the Office 81 ito Company a. tho banking
house OF Ninslov Lanic 90, where me rs ae nov
bod, his sag tae Trsa order Of tn psT'oH a't regf'
;sred CO he holder.
TIE registration was originally IN tho Of the rcrson'
the honds issued In In which the bond
changed hands the present holder voe only by
Registering himself up5H tho proxy 81 tho person at es
tered.
general attendance OF the bondhoideTs earnestly re-
cuesed well 70 the questions aforesaid As to perfect
TIE or 1Lsen contemplated IN Article II Of the Deeds o.
Trust. =, =,
The s.tn-, n. Fr and Second Morears bondhoder'
wi be held ssPr,iel BIT II e tre tno snd P1re ano 'he
hoior ofte Third Morgase Bonds invited 70 be Present.
Trough their action is required b. the Irnst DeJs
Tic gtioas adopted ~ the annual meeting ana e res
luton o. the Bosrd Of Director regns'; cal! o. tue meet
yOHN tERGuSoN, Trustees fort he tirs, and SEQ
SAMUEL J. TILDEN,} oud Murgaso BoHdhodeIa
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE q
l)wsr,ed ni.nu fscture Al,s sod Chestnut and WslnA
Chamber svi.sf pl,ia AID ornamental, 81 u. fARRIN0
TONS "a ssri.st, ePpaste Wossei. E.ssolsaed 1874
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The be-. assortment OF ESAMELED FuRNlTGhE, b
al ooors end styles Wanu. ard Chesnrt Plain and Orna
mental In Sues Wbo,e.sy and Retail A.s Mattresses 40
PsillAs.e. WARREN WARD. No 977 Csnai-a
COLOMON TANNING, at the old stand, nesI
- Es. Pro,dyr,y has fuI sssorturn OF Rosewood
Wslnr, Osi and Mahogany FURNITURE. Alss, EnAmcls&
suitss ali Of which are offered ct low ric-s
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1 AUGUING GAS.
L. A GRAND COMBINATIONS
DR. COTTON
And tie celebrated - .
EXCELSIOR OLD FOLKS
VIE give GRAsp CONVERSATION EyTEHTAiSxrsr~
LAUGHING Gas AND SONG,
At the Cooper Irstitute o,,r.x r,,,,,x~,~
March ~ and -.
THE OLD FOLKS vii comniense ssch enteflaiDnent
with GRAND CONCINI. in which they vii sing thszk
ssost eelebE ssd s.-ces, appesTisg il
"fE ANCIENT COSTUME"
o. lcS years ago. AUNT RACHEL IN her MAMMOTH
W EDDlNt3 BONNET, oui,, in Isl, etc, eta.
Aner rhich Dr. COTTON viii administer the LAUGHING
GAS SATURDAY AFTERNOON, %
TWELVE LADIES'
On MONDAY EVENING DR.. COTTON viii sdmiaisea
tse Sss 10
EIGHT GENTLEMEN and SIX LADIES!
TuKsR 10 FA1LuRP.
GRRHlMESr AND MUSIC WITHOUT SULGARIfx
Admission Afternoon Ladies - ctGs; Children sertA
Tickets Monday Evening, Is cents two tickets Is eesfA
n. Bt,oae Ladies and Misses admitted in .he 49,
Door. az snd d. % conrsnae AZ nd a eock
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financial.
NV YonK March IS 1854
DIVIDEND. The Rnard

i Directors Of tb. BULLS HAD bank lave THIS
DAY declared QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of THREE (Jl
PER CENT free Of Cove tax out Of the earninrs %
the past three months, payAble snd afei the Day Of
p next Tie Transfer Books viii be closed from this date
| to April l. Inclusive. q. w. WlLLETT, Cashier.
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OPncg og The GHoCgRs FIRE Insurance. COMPANY,
..L.-.a No. a. WALLsI., NEW Oak, March /, L9j-
9th DlNlDEND.-Tke Board OF Directors
- have this day declared aSEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
81 FIVE ~ PER CENT tho CAPITAL STOCK OF the
COMPANY, payable demand free Of Government Tax
JAMt.S q PLArr Secre.arx.
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NIKCU S.-BROADWhT AMPHITHEA-
u TAR, No. 49, BRoADWAi
l.. e. m>naseF
THIS AFTERNOON.
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
sill b. fvtt q rsgnifceu. display u
ENCirlN0 kRENlC SCENES,
fpslrding = n0st eyc-y IN Unable ytsie.v o -
EouRSTRIAN tYmNAsplC, AND ACRuBAtIC SKILL.
ssssrs uocf o. Wsilfce's
TROUPE ~ ACTING HEARS
TROCrE or ACTING BEARS,
TROTPE OF ACTlNG .,BS.
t.orr Cafera D. -.s.v-d with dcfacri ;rstos OF
SURPRISE AND ADMIRATION.
DANCING aNJ TRICK HORSES.
PERFORMING DOCS AND MONkEfS
AM DIHfSUTltE TRAINED PONIES
MADAME LOUISE rOUkEAlRL
and The entire riren~th Of fhs -
MAICELEsS CIRCUS TROUPE
IN thsir most ...... $500
EpTILTtNT AND THRILLING fFArS
Doors cpors .. 7. to commence Il Z.
nATlS.ES FOR FAMILIES,
WEDNESDAYS ard SIT, InANS,
AND ON EASIER MONDAY,
eoc-~re;p- a. q o'clock
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financial.
CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD Co, |

CIkVKLAND IVLEDO VU,
s,n-.wrrn's OrTIos CLEVELAND, o.. March 49, 1864 !
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of per
~ CENT free from Government tax upon the Capital
stock OF he CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD
COMPANI has this day been declared by thu Board Of D
rsrtor PAYABLE on the cd day Of p next the Office Of
Nessrs tFRAIILYE Co, No. a Wslst, New York City,
until the 2t day Of May next and alter the latter date at
She Compsnys Office in Cleveland.
Thu Companys Stock Transfer Books win be closed on
Che 18th day Of April next ead feu closed until the 25h day
oil April II. c. LUCE, Treasurer.
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THE HIP OF II l. AT RON
AND NFW.YORK CIRQUE.
ODposis the Academy Of Music. New York
CONTINUOUS AND ASTOUNDING
SUCCESS SUCCESS
OF HENRY COOKIES
NARyFLOUSLY ASTONISHING
CIRCUS TROUPE or PERFORMING
DOGS AND MONKEYS, DOGS AND MONKEYS,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
AFTERNOON AT2l. EVENING AT
tue WONDERS
or THE WORLD.
Who viii appear IL con glic,'or With tho
DOUBLE MAMMOTH COMPANY
OF STAR EQUESTRlA'iS AND GYMSASTS
IMMENSE SUCCESS or THE GREAT
ENGLISH STEEPLE ChAsE,.
TWEkTY-fOLk THOHOUGHbRED HORSES
AND TNVENrT-F0JR RIDERS.
LBCHBLLE PERILEUSE, " LEAP FOE LIVE"
OLD EAyORIES AND NEW AKIISTS.
A LTVIATHAN PROGRAMME
or GENIUS, SKILL AtD HUNOl
U.sorved stab - csnts, Dres. Circle. cers (ChereR
hlW rlsl. Aarh nsst0r - cents Door. sefnoon,
rs evening at a. Matinee cOnalncss at 81 evening pef-
flrnsIse atg o'clock
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A CADEMY OF MUsIC--ITALIANO OPERA.
"A FAUST.
MAX MAhEfLEh
The public are respectfully informed that the Academy
Music viii reopen
On MONDAY EVENING, March %, at Q o'clock.
VITA Gounods new aud brilliant Opera Ia five aets, Of
Wv F6Iisr FAUST,
which will be produced With the following nayni6ccot ces
klsrrhera..... Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
stebal................Mlls. HENRIETTA SULZEA
Falst............Sis. FRANCISCO hAZLgLENL
Vaeniin................Sis Sig. FERNANDO BELLiNL
Mcphssophel... .............He Herr HEhM INA Sns
Wagner. dILLLn~
Nsrtha..,...,,...........Mis . FANNY SrOCKTON.
Coudnctor..............MAX MhRETZEK.
Eorrcg-sig BELIINl in order to give ecst to the -
ornance accepted tho srs,vsy suia part Of w
entin. -
unSDIY WLnTFSDiY THURSDAY, and FRIDAY.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, \ GRAND MATINEE
m.ncs On FRIDAY MORNING. March IS asthe regular tssS
eihes Academy Of Music.
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RSIcYEEBocKsT FIRE IssURIScE CoNPASy or
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OFFICE OF THa CHICAGO AND ALr"s IN Co.
CHICAGO, Mach 81 lU6I.
TNHE Coupons of the Income Bonds OF this
Company :. Of April viii b. paid when tns AZ
ae Office Of Me.srs q. s. ROBBINS son, No. - WsJial-
a. Esw-Y0ik. JOSEPH PRICE, Treasurer.
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,fEW and sECNND.HAND PIAhOS. HAI

Y nONft rs ard hiELODEONs Ct great Isrgans.
F.snc stoo1s and Covers. Agent. fsr illet ,anons
be- Ierr,.i po,5s Pfro. ). 70. VI " smith Boston lil
l,oni,ru. Iiano. 70 Heai H. b. BAILEY 90. Nc. tVJ
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26

INSTRUMENT players, rs human being,
are liable % iaied b. blow or srl.,e and DC sI4 DE
:, Ma, (iod .anas how oag, HDless they n tns
~. q TROPICAL BhLsAAl.@ See ssvoSiiSeneni snsef
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26

4 MON PACIFIC RAILWAY COAlPAN1-
q EASTERN DIVISION-MEETING Of STOCK
IULDEES ELECTION o. NEW BOARD Of DIRECT
ORs ard other businessro all WHOM II may eoneeinko-
flee hrey gwen that in pu,ptncs Of tns charter sf the
above Company ths Stockholders thereof viii meat a. Their
e in h5 City Of LeavsnuoIh Kansas on too atft hoN-
DAY Ap A. u. 1864 = 10 o'clock M OF ihAi cay oI
dc prp5e OF eec.ins Board OF Directors, and for tine
Gsr-sctCn Of oidsr iDlPor tAn bHnssa-MAcb 10 1874
JOHN u. PERRY Vice Prost and Press Pre- EsEa
Arasf-Jour p DKvKrkuS, Secretary.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-09

also had a little grave of bis OWL, He
was free at last, and thus hs came into
the ownership Of about Eve feet Of that
earth which had not been very affec.
tionete mother to him. ged Ell
/ said that he had an epitapb. II was
scsawled upon the rude head. board by the
author !; aud as there is something epi.
grammatic about it, it may not be est Of
place to conclude our story with.
Here lieth Little Starlight, FE "a
Whose ilI-starred spirit won
Its right to blessed Freedom thioudh
The foemau's deadly gun.
But he will, doubtless, somewhere
Shine brightly after all.
As the Stars are in their glory
.-Di When the shades of erening fall 1