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PROPOSALS for CLEANING the STREETS

i Of the CRY o. NEW-YORk.-Th. undersignrd Com
nsoner. appointed by Act OF tie ceufc OF the state
Of NswYofk passed May l. 1865 70 mas. contract for tho
Cleaning Of the Streets Of the City OF Ne~-fors having be
come satisfied that the interests Of the CITY aud Juse. "a
those seeking work require that essential notifications
should be- made In the specifications heretofore adopted ny
them returned unop~ucd all bids made under the adve
Of Hh May INST, aud hereby invite sealed pro
posls such cleaning TO b. deposited with the I ar
man Of he Commission the Mayor 81 the City OF Newf ork
his Office la the City Hall Of said city, or before
DAY ia. I'd day OF june 1915, at ~ O'Clock Forms Of
tho specifications and bond can be had app
cation any tie undersigned The ie'.ive
the rgh reject any and al bids which In their udxmen nj
may not be- for the interest Of the City.
Tie Commissioner, invite suggestions ss 10 III" form ana
nature of 10 be- len at the Mayors once on
or before I'll uESDAY tho 23b day OF May n.t ooocA
q
Dated New York, May y, 1865.
C. GODFREY UUNTHER. Mayor 90
No. City Hall.
JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Recorder,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Couptroler
Comptroll.rs Oihce, City lIsll tilal OF Reoords
FRANCIS J. A. BOoLE, City inspector,
No. ~ Chathan-st.
JOIIN T. DEyELIN Counsel to the CorpD,
No 80 Na.san-sL
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WINTER GARDEN.

at :.
III EEW.YORK CIRCUS. -
EVERY EVENING DURING THE "EEh'
GRAND MATlNEES
WEDNESDAY AND ATlkDAY AT q.
CONTINUED TRIUMPH OF
the New Grand Comic Paniomime OF -
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE -
Or, THE BIRTH OF HAhLhQullN..; ,,rS
NEW SCENERY. COSTUMES, Arroin MhNiS'
NEW AND GORGEOUS kftECls,
GREAT hRESIC FEATURES: v
THE TRICK PONIES LANlNlA AID MINNlh'
THE CORSE DE SINCE. ,.,,,,.
THE MATCHLFss MARIETTA LANFHEIIA
OK THE TIGHT ROPE. /.
GREAT BRIDGE ACT,
by Young Csrpent.r The flying HoIsema'i. ,,
THE COMIC IsTEALrDE 81 AN HIM.
UkilVALLED PERFORMANCES by
TIE GREAT STAR COMPANY
EQUESTRIAN, GYMNASTlC AND ACHOBA1lO
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CORPORATIoN NOTICE.-Public notice is

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice Is
~ hereby given that SALE Of PROPERTY, according to
Law for unpaid TAXES or hs yesrs i 1857 sud 1853 70.
the regular HtSrS croton for tho
yea 1855 1855 and 1887 will take place public auction At
the CITY Hall In the City Of Newf oTk. on MONDAY, the
81 day Of Sep.nbe 1865 II O'Clock Of tina, day. and
be continued day to day until the whole OF said prop
ey shs b, sold The detailed statement OF the property to
be sold il Published Ia The Nr York Daily Td.sertpf q
daily printed ard pub sbsd in the City Of New
York Copies can be had Application al tue office OF The
koo York Daily 1tanscrpf the Bureau 81 Arr-aIs
Department OF Finance. Bureau OF Aucars Newfork, May
3D. 1875. by order Of the Comptroller.
JAMES J. OUMBLETON, Acting CloTk Of Arrears.
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CORPORATION Notices.
CENTRAL PARK ORDINANCE. - n

CENTRAL PARK ORDINANCE. - The
~ Board Of Commissioners the Central Psrt do ordain az
follows:
No hecnEine hook and ladder cart hoe truck or other
mschin. wheels. used for the eriingnshns Of
hIe stal BE- slowed any part OF the C.nfa fus, e1
orJt . roads without the previous consent oil the
Comptroller 4 the Fan.
funeral proce.son, heare. other vehicle or person
carrying body OF dec~s.d person, .h b" ao ed on
any part Of the Central PARK, except upon the transverse
roads
person ercep, IN the employ 81 the Board Of Comli
Of Contra Pss, shall HIGHT, maze, or us any IRE
upon The Central Park. ,
No persia on foot ,ha the sSn " turf OF
tho Central raft except when AID where the word Com
mon posted indic ang thai persons arc al liberty Al ha'
time aud Place 20 on the gras..
IN. above ordinances adopted snd pssed at meeting
Of the Board Of Commissioners " the tr sra fafs duly cor
v.n,d and held the 6th a. Nay 1905 and
In obcdene the requirement. Of an Act eInrd An &c,
for a.. regulation anl svcrnen oithe Central Pax IN the
City % Nev.fofk.' passed April II, 1851
The following section Of said Act applicable TO the Above
ordinances: . -
SIC IS All persons offending agains such ordinances shall
guilty aud be punished on consc
ton before Mayor ugist ate Of the city
Now Yo-i by fine exceeding hty dolhr' al IN De-
fault % by nprs0nucDt not exceeding tiisy DAYS
By order Of The hoard.
ASDREN H. GREEN, Comptroller Of the Park.
Dated Now -lork, May 10. 1855
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Deficiency. oO39 OJl
This shows very large decrease in the receipts
at Milwaukee. The falling off is, in large
measure due to the unwillingness of shippers to
pay the high rates Of freight demanded 10y the rail-
roads. The following statement, made by The
Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday, shows that it is
but partially due to any real scarcity of grain:
1t is said that 600 600 bushels of wheat are awaiting
shipment to the Eastern market fIom points West
north and northwest of La Crosse, Wisconsin. and
that 600 600 bushels are still in the hands OF the farm
Of that region Large quantities have suffered from
dampncss and heating.
We copy from proof sheets of The Bankers
Magazine for June, the following summary of the
comparative liabilities and returns Of the National
Banks for April 1864 and 1865
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HENRY CLEws g. Co.,

LIvERMoRE. CLEwaA Co.
BANKERS,
No - Wallst, N Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOB TIE SALE OF THE o. d
Z 3.l0 LOAN.
Full Commission allowed Bankers, Brokers' 1nsur.
ance Companies and all parties purchasing for others
OF resale. =
All demon nations on hand. ready for Immediate de-
livery.
ALL KINDS OF U. e. SECURITIES BOUGHT and Sold
Accounts OF Banks, Bankers, and individuals re-
ceiyed per cent allowed deposits and daily oal'
ances which may be drawn for without notice.
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CHE Curt

FASHION COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING.
Il THE TWO GREAT PURSES AND
STAKES OF THE SEASON, $1,000 EACH.
FRIDAY, June 2. at o'clock.
THURSDAY. Jane Is, at o'clock
For which the following renowned horses entered The
being play pay and the to off, rain or
shine.
Purse Of $1,000 with stakes Of i $50 each Mile heats,
best IN 5 in harness .
George Wils.. enters bm...........FLORA TEMPLE
i,iram Woodruff enters b. g.................DEx TtR
John Lovet enters blk g............GENERAL BUTLER
SECOND TROT-THUR5DAY, JUNE Is.
Purse and above Mile beat in TO wagons,
with the sane entry IL tho preceding race.
Boats leave James Slip every halt hour TO Hunters Point
fom Thirty fourth IT. every 1--WE minutes TRAINS 10 The
COURSE, SPECIAL ct 1880 a. NJ, l:U and 2;Jo p M.
Ferry from the foot OF ghy xth to Astoria every twenty
minutes. Efcen, police for the maintenance
Of order. JOSEPH CkOCHEROS, Manager
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CHAPEL,

HOPE CHAPEL,
IL No TO Broadway.
AMERICAN srEREOSCOPTlCON
Now on exhibition One Thousand PICTURES, comprising
the mos. beautiful Views sauary and Works Of Art IN The
world Eighty Pictures 20 feet square shown every evening
The White House Fods Tbeaer Secretary Stewards and
Peersons Houses Old Capitol Prison. Gen Jacksons NOM
men Funeral Procession &C. Admission Is cents reserved
seats 50 cents, Children hhlfpice. Open at m com
mence at Maiinees Wednesday and Saturday at p M
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Drintinq.

CHARLES G.. SHELLEY,
" STEAM JOB PRINTER,
No. ca BARCLAY-ST,
Short time orders ofPRESSWORk done for the trade
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l0t Fulton
w s-STEAN JOB PRINTERS AID LABEL MAN
UFACIURE
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L,ERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-At the City

CNEKKT IEASF ht ATITTVN.-Nt IHt NTIy
Hall, on MONDAY. Nay 80 1865. at II o'clock a
will be sold nfr Auction otho hie bidder with ade
quAt- security Of years fton the st Day OF
JUNE 1905 ~ ~ To establish aud ma ntain Ferry from
the IA. TOOL Of Sprnss In the City Of Nav fck to
Ilobosen NswJeey the point where tho old Ferry
established within 90 yards north south u that point
The landing place Hoboken, New Jersey to be iurnished
by the Purchaser. -
CONDITIONS.
The conditions and covenants Of the Lease TO be In The
usual form Of Ferry Leases heretofore entered into by
Cooperation which may he had application at the office Of
the Comptocf. Dy order Of the Commissioners Of the
sinking fund MATTHEW 4. BRtNNAN.
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DUBLIC SALE of 46 FLOODED HORSES,
COLTS. FILLIEs and BROOD MARES.

/ COLTS FlLLIEs and BROOD MARES,
WEDNESDAY, May 81, 1865. ,
Nh A. MAILLlARlJS Sixth Annual Sale OF Thoronshhr-d
Half bred and Tottng stock wi teke ace a. ms besalh
farm Bofd,urown, y. J., on WEDNESDAY, May 81 ut
~ ~. M, precisely, rain or shine 80 -.
The cataogne embraces iG head Of Horses sired mostly by
Imnored Eclipse Cotton fenncs Nero and Pachen
About ~ Of them been trained 10 sadde single and
double harness and are ready for immediate use.
Z Twelve superior COWS aud HELPERS Of Alderney aud
DURHAM Blood and a 6n. lot q Leicester and Southdown
sEEP from por alton will also be offered at auction
Terms CASH. in DsniaDe funds
Railroad.
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plpi6cno Notices.
TRASsFRR OFPIcR oP TnE
CHICAGO AND NoRlH.W EsTERS RAILWAY Co,

1RASsFRR OFFICE OP THR
CHICAGO AND NoelH.WEsIERS RAILWAY Co., I
No q Nal-sL. NKw- OFK. May II, 1903
TFliE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
Il day declared A SEMI ANNUAL DIrIDtND for the
mouths ending June 1863, Of THREE AND ONf HALE
PER CENT the Preferred stock Of ts Company. Iaya'
be Cess TIE Government this Office aud after the
2oth Of JUNE next to oil hol-s shown by the Com
books the Of business The 10Th day oil June
Ihc books transfer Of Preferred stock for the above
dividend will bee cos on OF tie lIh and VAL
reopen on tie morning Of the rlst OF juno
The book for the trsns ey of both the ,nd pre-
fcrred stocks for The Animal Meeting be Reid in Chicago on
the Is, Of June next viii be closed tho afternoon o. the
2oh MAY and open the morning Of the sd Of june
BY order Of the Board of Director. - .
JAMES Il. YOUNG, Secretary.
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fine arts.

CEITZ g. NOZZLE have removed Their col o.
y lection ofPsntngs 70 No. Ga Brosdwsy corner Fourth
st. Room No. where they viii b. pleased 70 rscsive the
amstsuIs md loysIs 81 Fine Aria
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OLYMPIC THEA1ER. Commences at :.
" sole L-sses End Nsnagrress...s...NTs John wood
THIRTY THIRD PERFORMANCE
And ursbst@d attraction Of the 49, - -
GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE IN THREE PARTS,
Prodiced month, o. labor and cIpsns, en-
THE sIEEPlsG BEAUTY IN THE WOOD.
THE GORGEOUS SCENERY, -
THE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC,
THE MAGSlflCEEY COSTUMES
THE ENCHANTING FAIRIES
the SPLENDID APPOINTMENTS.
TIE WONDERFUL MECHANISM
THE Graceful DANCING. THE SPIRITED iCTlN6
AND REsPLESDESr TRANSFORMATIONS sCENE
fPfoByunoed marvel Of scenic beauty aud uechsncs 'ki
bsv- AZ coinbiGrd 70 render thi. protection -
A SUCCESS UNPARALLELED ~ ANY PREVIOUS
SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION IN AMthICA.
MRS. JOHN WOOD
And the principal members Of this
UNAPfKOACHABlE ~ RLEsQuE COMPANY.
TIE young and fascinating Dsnssuse.
hLLF. AUGUSTA.
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Tbc audieac. are respectfully re-
guest to Keep Their w'uc. tho grand Irans!onA
ton scene conclndirg the Spectacle. -
PT-uousto the Spectacle "a. petite Comedy entitled
PEEFEl TON.
KATE OBRIFS........... ..... MISS LUCIA DEANE
" hos. debu, AZ th. theatre has l-sn
MOST SUCCESSFUL.
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financial.
pursusnce of a resolution of
a ,rfrF NEW. YORK PIER

NOTICE.-In pursuance Of resolution saD n, OF OF
N the Board Of Directors Of THE NEW iOnn ~ 4,
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY, passed unshlncusy al d
rpsstiDs Of such Directors held at the Once o. 'e
~ No % Parkrow Room No. 49, the ISth Cay OF May
06e the undersigned being present; 49,, u, ,.n, ~
Notice Is hereby given the Stockholders OF The New
Hork pier and Warehouse Company that meeting Of the
ssid Stockholders will be held on MoNDn 'nc v oSy "
June 1855 at the hour Of O'clock p N at No - Pars
Groom No l3, D City CcuDiy and state of Newt orb
fbe purpose io which ssid netpe 70 De he. !. 70 w
Soas,. IS M Og0 divided into One Hundred Thouserd
Orr io Oon ofthe value o. One Hundred Dollars each
u BURROWS HYDE sAMU Eli SINCLAIR,
THOMAS NJ. SHEPHERD, A. i. NOSHtR.
THOMAS 4. KERR. HENRY McCODDEN, d.
r. C. GARDINER J. X. HERHERr,
HIRAM WALBRiDGE, DANIEL PAChER.
nlrfciOrs
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a. DANIEL II. BrRpgrT. Anetioneer,
DURDETr, JONES a CO.,
ID WIZ 80. at public auction
nil u VIVIAN NtrIV.YORK

-
On TUESDAY, VI y 90 1913, a. " oclock,
At THf NANY-iAND, NEW-fORh,
The follow named vessels belonging TO the a. Navy De
purment:
SCREW STEAMER FLAO-L.ngth. lH. feet . inches
breadth 81 feet inches depth II bold 10 feet nces be
tween decks feet nches; cy Under 40 men diameter 70
inch stroke. a.. -, an. -.
breadth q feet depth Il nod 10 feet nches between
sd I'd decks feet nch between "a snd 50 decAs
1,et / cy Under .s3 inch diameter. II Inch stroke.
SCREW STEAMER EICksBURG-Lensih. III ie,t
BREADTH 80 feet depth Of hold 3ieetb inches between decks
fet inches cylinder - inrn diameter, y inch stroke.
SCREW STEAMER PROIEUS-Lensth 2oJ feet bTcadth.
&c feet dcp,h hold u feet inches Dewcrn docss icet
10 nches cyiindes "a inch diameter 10 iuch stroke
rSS. NfLlN SCREW l-Leagth, 2Oj ieet y incb'si
breadth 80 feet: depth Of hold, II feet inches between
decks feet inches cylinders ~ inch diameter - ineh
stroke. .. ~ an,
BARKRNTINE HORACE BEALS Length, lH feet
heath 81 r,et 3 inches depth q bold feet inches
SCHOONER RACHEL SEAMAN Length, ITO Zee,
breadth 80 Z Ct inches; depth Of hold eieet.
Twenty pc, Of the purchase money must De Pd on
the ay and the reuuinder before the vcssr re-
moved rom the Navy ard, which will be done WITHIN k1
days after ne date Of sale & H. BILL 'obihanuan'
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1urniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
.yant.d manu- sctnr- Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental, at H. b tAkRlNu'
ION atS CsDal, opposite ooscr Established i5'L
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Dec. I7s.39s 7l52G2l 1860 5l.55s 2,7CG
The deficiency in receipts in -four and wheat since
the LIST Of September is as follow:
Receipts from Sept to May 81, ls64. bush ei7
Receipts nom Sept to May 10 1865 BUSH. 1861 26
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RIsOUBCEB.

| REsoUBCB. ,,ss
Loan. and n..s..... &c.. asa IS: ssggi I =
Due from banks and bank. $4,000.
Real Estate, furniture. Ac. 7S5696 65&lI9
Specie and other lawful
money. -. .... 2.ssl.4ol lla6ss.9T
CASH Items and Revenue
United States Bonds and
other Securities. f1,l75203 $50
Bills Of solvent Banks..... 80. l3,7l0.31I
Expense account 3J2, TO =, 2hH1o
| CDyerdrafts. .-..--.... Ho50I 93l,yIS
MisceIlaneous. .... 1900. 1868 3sl 6,O99,O64
Total Resources. ......ell4s2o2s7 s7n,5l4,sa9
The progress in the number, capital and circula
tion of the National Banks, since their first organi
zation in June, 1863, is shown in the annexed sum-
mary from The Bankers MagoAne'
No. Of Banks Capital Circulation.
October. lseo.....-.. g. es 90 75S 400 *;
I aNril isst t'o'.. 500 4a2N474 e,1N975
july, 1864 .... 473 1928 945 ~ 20 20 zoo 20,
October, 1864 80! oU1 re- :: $50 T13
AnriI is65. 9O7 2l5326.023 1880, Aes
The average capital to each bank has increased
from sl35 OOO in April 1864 to $237 600 in April
1863
The only Dry Goods auction sale this morning
was one of carpets, mating, &C., by Haseer'y "
Co. The lot was quite small, Dut the o'Sohu'~
large and the bidding of very spirited description.
Everything was sold, and at rising prices; tne mat:
ting, in particular, went off well. The - Reo
Check Mauling brought Gle; Ga do Zoe. - " nso
Mauling, &c.,; ard "A Gowqns, 80 53c. me - IN
grain carpets disposed OF at rates wldeiy vai!nS
from go. a 81 25; A. Cottage do. ntc.; "a enes
do. sold at 59c, and 5s Venetian do 1oc. INC
sale regarded Ms quite success the coinpe'i'''"
being quite animated.
| The Racine and Mississippi and Northern Iilhois
Railroads earned for the week ending May II:
| 1865 .sl3 400 elI ls6i.............sl3l2s II
Receipts from Jan. to May 81:
lee. Il SlIa2oo -
Increase. -............----..--.So2'' ~
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEw.YoEK
| Nos. ~ AND % PNE-sr.,
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
| STATES,
Have for sale, ready for delivery.
| UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY EorEs
| Convertible at maturity, into $50 GoLDBEARINo
BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 BoSDe
UNITED STATES 500 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1-YgAR CgRrTTCATEs.
| We also collect Government Vouchers and Oraftss
and attend to other business with the Government
PC CALHOUN President
| u. SEAMAN, Cashier.
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Amnsemenis.
RNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AFTERNOON, At 3; EVENING. A. y
TRULY EXilILARATINu SUCCESS
TRULY EXIIiLhRATlNG SUCCESS
OF the charmig CoiJeOienne and ocaist,
MISS EMILE MELVILLE, ,,, ~ ,,~,vrrJp
''''' A''''''1 '''A' 'N''' MISS EMILE MELVILLE.
who 10 daily received nv
MERRY MULTTTUDES.
MERRY MULTlTUDES
''' Oh" DEMONSTRATIONS OF DELIGHT,
DEMONSTRATIONS OF DELIGHT.
III '"e 'I mErR l@" on sV THE HIDDEN HOUSE,
HfIkEss OF THE HIDDEN House,
the rep. .ition # which is necessary to alay the
GNCONrRoLLABLE PUBLIC EXclTEMENT
UNCOMFORTABLE PUBLIC EXCITEMENT,
ASSURED SENSATION,
ASSURED SENSATION.
The 'slt,tory performer, moyv nrNrrp
TONY P pESIkR T ToSY D DESiEaS
the unapproachahy - ,,c,,
CHEAT American oNE-IEGGED DANCER
IN b, n p ; nn S%s sn .,l brilliant
'''''NA '' '''A' '''''' DANCE ON ONE LEO,
'1'''NN '-' wv DANCE ON TWO LEGS,
''''''-' '' ''''''''' DANCE ON THREE LEGS,
which would invoke laughter from feline qusdEuped
ON ON E t9Ilk L LEGs,
OUTRIVALS ALL RIVALRY n,v.,pv
MORNING AT II.
LAST IEK OF
TIE ROONE FAMILY COMBINATION,
CLASSICAL READINGS, COMIC SONGS, DUETS
Now exhibition in the Mammoth Whsle,Tank
AN ENORMOUS LIVING ALLiGAIOh
MAN EATER. 20 FEET LONG,
MOVING WAX FIGURES,
JEFF. DAVIS IN PETTlCOATS, 49,.
A HORSE AND RIDER ENTMiNEp BY AN an ENoR'
PROF. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CALCULATOR.
WOODRJFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLAss-BLOWERs
GLASS sam ENGINE IN MOTION. FAT WOMAN.
GIANTEss. CiRCASSLAN GIRL, LIVING oIIEhS,
GRAND AQUAklA. AMILLlON CURlOSlTlES.
Admission % cents; children under ten. Is cents
BROADWAY THEATER
ID EXTRA NOTICE.
Grand production Of great Drama entitled the
SEVEN DAUGHTEHS
or
SATAN.
On MONDAY May 30 and Et FRY EVENING TIL iar'hef
notice.
Engagement Of the most versatile artistic Of the day.
j =. MCDONOtGH,
under whose dirocon pay be produced The scenes
and incidents Of the play are H." moot novel ana 'taDs'
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAux, ZoUAyE MARCH AND
DRILL,
In which
TWENTY YOUNG LADIES
sTOKMlNG AND CAPTURE
REBEL rARrnwORHs BEFORE RICHMOND
Grand Ballet and ia land Dance led hy
Mile. AURIOL,
Her first appearance in this TbeAtsr
Local Scenery BY Nj. q. MAkDbH.
TIE last .rent with Mechanical effects painted by
GEO. NASDEhLICH, Produced at q cost VI
5000
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
L Lessee and Mans NJ
POSITIVELY LAST SIX NIGHTS
FANCHON TIE CRICKET
MONDAY EVENING. MAY ~, 1888,
the charming young ACTRESS
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL,
will appear In her un~qua-d life he picture o!
LITTLE CRICKET.
which continues t. attract
FULL AID ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES,
,uppoItrd by the whole strength q the company.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, JUNE },
cornnencing at O'Clock, ,
A GRAND FAREW ELL MAilsEk on fASCHoN
MONDAY. JUNE 5,
will be produced for TIA. hrs, time at this the1,eT
The BEAUTIFUL ROMANTIC DRAMA,
IN fv. acts .Ipr.,.ly translated anil adapted for
Mi, MAGGIE MITCHELL,
from the German, By Aug. Waldsu.r esq entitled the
PEAKL or SAVOY;
THE MOTHfHS PRAYER.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS ~ ADVANCE.
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Total Resources ...-.-el4,S 20.2e7 e77l, &39
The progress, in the number, capital and circula
ton Of the National Banks, since their first organi-
xation in June, 1863, is shown in the annexed sum-
mary from The Bankers MagoAne'
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Receipts Of Produce.

Receipts Of Produce.
MAY T.-l0676 bbs. Flour 224 bbls. Whisky $50
bbls Corn Meal. q. lsl bush. Oats. 200 BUSH Bar.
Icy. 10 pkgs. Ashes I've pigs Oil Cake. 226 ,Sxgs.
Lard. l.e9l pkgh Provisions. 400 pkga Batter.
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WALLACKs. $4,000
w LAST NINE NIGHTS OF MR. LESTER WAL
LACKS PERI ORMANtEs.
MONDAY,
LAST NIGHT or BOUCICAUL1S
Comedy Of
HOW SHE LOVES HIM
In which will perform Mr. Lester Naiaek, Mr. Charles
Fi.h.r M John Gilbert Nj W. H. Floyd Mr. Norton: Mr.
Yon.g Mr. Browne Nj Williamson Mr.. Graham Mr. Pope.
Mr. Ward sis. Mary Cannon, Miss Madeline Henriques,
Mis-. y Morsnt and Miss tArman. - - .,,.,
TUESDAY-TO MARRY. OH MOI 40 MAhhf' and
ICl ON FABLE FKANCAlSi
WFDSESDAY-CESTRAL Park.
THURSDAY-LONE AND MONEY.
FHIDAY-sHE sTOOPs TO CONQUER (by de'ire)
sAlUKDAY-CENTRAL PARK.
Doors open at Overture ats
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Owner OF TIE ILLINOIS CEyrFAI RAiIsoAp Cog

Il holders Of the Illinois CeniI Railroad Company FOR tue
Election OF Directors aud The transaction Of ohe oos
wiR be held the Office OF the Company IN tue a.! 81
Chago o. WEDNESDAY the 3st dsy Of May 1907 d. l.
Seioek noon. $500,
The Transfer Books Of the Company viii be closed az ~.
sisse business on the 10Th in a nl opened on e Sd oil
Joue l. A. CATLiN, Secretary.
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