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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22

-717771777N Have aIWhyA hAnu IuI UI
$s1NrSEzIIa IRON AND STEEL,
tI = Best brands OF American Hammered and
- ilolled bars, English refined Bars Of all
sizes BaA Hoop aud slit Iron best Norway Nail Rope
and Auger shapes; Galvanized and Black Sheet Iron
Cast Shear, Blister German, swede, spling Tire Ma
heinery and Tap Steel
Smith, Coach aud other HardwAre-Iorae Shoes HoTee
Shoe Nails BotAx Bolts Clips Nuts Washers MAeable
CsstnRs Wagon Boxes Springs Axles, SpOkes Felloes
shss bows &c. Carriage Canvass OIL Carpet RAttlnett
RnAmeed Top and Dash Leather, Glmbt pointed screws
Coach Hardware Of all knds Iron Wire, Galvanized
Nails, Babbt Metal, Lead, spslter. BancA Tim sheel
Zncko Grindstones CIAnks and Rollers, Trace, Back
md other chains.
Ssdges Hammers, Shooting Knives Piles, Rasps Smiths
Drills Tire Benders Twere IronE, Stocks and Dies Coo
psr's and other Mechanics Tools.
All Of which will be sold very low prieos, wholesale
and retail, for cash or approved credit.
MORRIS MCDOWELL
ISAAC V, LLOYD.
January 1, ,1se5.-ianlO-1y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
CO-Partnership No tIce
WALTON, WHANN Il co.,
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
S. w. Corner Front and Market Sts
Wilmington, July ], 1885.

Having sold my Bone and Plaster Mill to Messrs
Walton Whann Co., Of this city, who will ue tbe
nAnuiaenrs Of Bone Dust and Ground Plaster cordal
recommend them TO the patronage Of nv ferm,r cus.
.oneIa feeling assured that all who purchaSe thsm
2 1spend upon receiving the like superior ouslty ~
manufactured ' "Ni'4i nA'e hitnerto
return my sincere thanks to my friendsand pAtrons
in the business 80 ~ ~ ~ s1,9,sora suSstsora
-i - = 1880 july4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
Valuable Malt House Property
fnl Sala

THAT large aud valuable Malt House property situate
st the southwest Of sixth an Orange streets,
with front Of huudrsdassi, ave inches tOO feet
ineheD Orange street AID one hundred and eighty
nine feet six inches use fest t1ehes) Sixth street
Price moderate aad terms accommodating. For further
particulars apply 70 WA. MecAuLLEY 81 CO.,
eos Market street,
jGn27 WILMINGTON, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
WAS AsHINcroN HOUSE,

No. 700 Chestnut Street, Above Seventh,
(AdjolniBg the Masonic Temple)
PHILADELPHIA.
This old aud popular hotsl ID situated In the very
centre Of business and convenient to the Steamboat and
Railroad Dspols from which to the hotel Is attain
able at all times The house has been thoroughly reno
waited and newly furnished and In respect render
cd to meet the wishes and desires Of the travelling pubs
The reputation that the Manager has enjoyed in the
duct Of other hotels will be sufficient guaranty that no
effort on his part will be spared to make the 'Washins
tom hrst-oass house. The Arder will be unexcepoa
able 10 every respect The Manager will be pleased TO
his old friends and former patrons Of the lndan
Queen, Wilmington, and Estates Union" Philadelphia
and TO welcome many new enea
jan27.sm Manager.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22

The Attention. CT care snsrs
And Truckers is called &c eur alsa al well selected
stock Of fresh and reliable aAon sesds which have
recently laid In, Tomato, Beet, Extra Early and Tom
Thumb Peas Sc for early sowing. Also choice selee-
tlon Of Flower Seeds
@. CHANDLER 4 SON,
Flour and Seed Store,
mars No. GIL Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
FEVER AND AdUB.
FEVER AND AGUE.

=, olnean bitters have proved the most pToI1
thorough remedy known-suceessfu when quinl
nahed, as deterinined by trials in the unltsd
nnospltAla At Newark, N. j., Fort Hamilton, n 7
bb.saauIorti !. o. and numerous eases sEeryWheft
Dltters are warranted to arrest the ohllla the 4
ahu = ln Dnei time, expell the disease from ihs
80 thoroughly that no renewal follows, IL the dlrf
ior use are strictly adhered to.
we nave numerous certificates Of cures Of W
mA'al1 butwAnt ofroom prevents the insertion
me ne 3lloWins, from U. s.. Army Surgeon. We
snSuiS1 ~, around bottle for many others.
Dr. Whitehead, Surgeon, u g. A., dated U. 8. Ha
newark, N. J., says; 81 cured several soldier
my charge Of obstinate Fever and Ague, which
lle1 LOT weeks tho usual remedy Of Qulninei so
without hesitation use Il In similar essss.o
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
SoZoDONT,

Opal Dentailina, DsCostos West IudiAn Tooth Wash
JenvAns Tooth and Hair Brushes, Fancy aud Toilet
Soaps variety OF ne Periumsy for sale at Wilson's
Drug and Prescription stors, No. COS Market street.
Wilmington, Del msrsl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE
English and French Boarding and
Day School for Young Ladies,
No. 1927 and 1929 Spruce Street,

PHILADELPHIA.
VIII reopen on Wednesday,, September 10th French
is the language ofth family and is constantly SPOKEN
In the Institution For circulars and par eulsrs apply
10 MADAME iglI EpVIii yff'
Iuly2l3m prinsinsi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22

And all other articles usually kept in Grocery Store
which he is selling at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Housekeepers requested to call and sxGmlns his
stock OF goods The subscriber having engaged
the r eeTy business In the Of James Morrow for
years. feels confident that by strict attention to
business he viii give entire satisfaction to all who may
feb5 SIN. JAMES NJ JONES'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22
Philadelphia and Wilmington
Daily steam Freight Line.

In order to insure despateh promptness and certainty
in forwarding and delivering goods, am running
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22

@. W. PLATT, ESQ, Assistant Assessor lntsi1 LAY, y.
venue, Fourth District, New York, says -
the nature o. my duties, exposed to AL lhe
phases Of weather, often saturated 10 the esl el.,l
colds, ehills, etc, and for long time with hhs9ll
but, since taking the Crimean Bltiers, have !,
entirely disappeared.
MY son, who Is In the army Of Gen. orenh N, sr
NOT tall TO send me some CTimean Bittersi ioI ~
imagine what ready relief they are after etP'
wet II use them.n
almost skelston. A single bottle restored hs
and strength, so that in two weeks he was pTonouA
to join his battery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-22

augii.tal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-02
Corporation Notice..
I,ERRY LEASE al AUCTION.-At the
Metropolitan Hotter. Nsw.York.

C,ERRY LEASE at AUCTION.--At the City
il Hal, on MONDAY May ~ 1865 at II O'Clock ~,
will BE- sold at Pubic Auction iohe 1.-The, bidder with ade
1iNE 1868 LEASE TO establish md maintain Ferry from,
m. ba,n the foot Of Spring In the iy OF NawYoIk
Ubokrn Sew.Jersey, the point where old Ferry
OF within go yards nor. Of that point.
The land ns place At Hoboken, Jersey to be furnished
by the Purchaser ,.,, r
The conditions AMI covenants Of the Lease to be In the
n,na form Of Ferry Leases heretofore entered by the
,bs Comptroller. BY order Of the conni..oner Of the
NJ nAipa fusa MATTHEW 2. BkkHNAM
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nlallllllcrn.
ATWOOD
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE-DRIvER
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated the 'u'
p.rorty Of this machine over all otes for the purpose OF
sinking on Wells. the UNDERLINED 10 prepared to receive
order. for the ssme.
Tb. comprises everything requisite for the boring
~ oil wells excepting the SfsAM ENGINE AND CAST
IRON DRIyINGPlPE. (but will be- furnished desired at q
pce and dspense with the Of the Derrick
Bop Bull and other cunbrous and expensive fixtures
now IN use and {, arranged being constructed on wheels
and portable tina, DO easily removed for e purpose OF
sinh ing well. In different localities
THE DETRlTUs Is removed from the well by our Patent
Hydraulic process and does not require tho removal Of the
d from the boring This process not only removes all the
de,r,u, in from 10 minutes but likewise etscuay cles
cot and opens all tho small oil veins that 80 oen entirely
closed up by the old process Of sand pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer, . well
can be scnk 600 feet within period Of from Is TO
30 days after the 'oil pipe has been driven
being made for the construction and de-
livery Of the.e machines New.Yok, Norwich. Nswbursb
NJ Y. and Pittsburgh, Pa
For further information, price, terms ko, address.
SIMEON LELAND,
Metropolitan Hotter. NswYork
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,T,HE SANITARY COMMISSION.

i The following correspondence explains itself:
To the R.v. Henry w. Heows President Of the Unite'
States sanitary Commission, Aew-iorN Agency No. 81
Brosdwiy:
DEAR For the purpose Of answering the great number
Of iupur-. made daily Office. 10 the modus operad
of Obi aiming Petroleum have thought il worth while "a
ceu.. to stuc.d full lied working model OF oil
eli with engine dcrr ck tank. dl and indeed all the
conn anusuts complete Ia counterpart of which con
tibited ofc" 20 the National Celebration. March o.
aud now on exhibition No 5l8 West Twenty second st.,
near Tenth ave- between the hours of and p m TIN,
broadway and Twenty ,tsges ard the Tenth ave
cars pass within block aud pleasant substitute for
tedious tourney of 100 uirs 10 and from the oil country
To the nsorty men, the subject IL Of sufficient interest to
render a visit with heir families To tho OH Well profitable
We lave Issued tickets OF admission at Twenty-Five cents each
office aud beg your acceptance Of the pro
the benefit of the Sanitary Commission, assoc
that by OF sick and suffering soldiers
has earned the gratitude Of every uuion Sincerely
congra usns you upon recent gorious victories,
remain, cir, very respectfully. - -
WE'D. w. CLARKE 4 co,
No. 10 Pine st. New. York.
N..L
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REPLY OF Or. BELLOWS.
UsIrYp STATES SANITARY Commission,
NEw.ioRX A6EScY. No. a!j BHoIDwAY.


NEw YORK AGESCY. No rs BHoADwAY. :
NEw YORK, April IL, 1865
WED w. CLARKs CO-GESrLgnBS: ! accept very
gratefully IN behalf u the United at-s Sanitary Commis
sion your humane and patriotic Offer turn our
the proceed. of the exhibition Of your model OF
oil well snd all its a compartments complete.
We have struck is' ia good many places without "hor
ing" the pub c mach. The domain from which oil
has flowed the nstiona sympathy and gratitude has not
very rocky coil aud machinery has been eonpar'
si,.ly cheap and simple 1t the wells have thrown not
hundn re ia hight sud sixteen hundfed barrels daily
hsh wounds and sofrows OF stricken soldiers,
and at the u sixteen bundled boxes much
norr astonishing ea) per month They threw in week
tun, into f-dsrcksbue seventy thousand does o,
In Getty in four weeks and have thus FURNISHED
the Army aud Navy with shout millions OF dollars WORTH
OF extra comfort They throwing this minute into ich
nond City Point New bern Wilmington. Uodsboiongn tie
Shenandoah Nashville Knoxville New Orleans aud hty OH
or stations whatever the knowledge ana huisy OF our
p. aud thor~ no Immaculate prospect
that Tho -" oil" will give out. a., ~,
We have not recently found II necessary 20 pull our
stock nor force market sober purchasers seem tc
una f.tnud It's value, and invest without noise -
Meanwhile rejoice that petroleum "shes 70 sehctliy
b, pouring some percentage Of It's how Into the wounds
,oh any of nnrtyr. II has made fortunes. lighted
and cities dinner aud run heainsps lubrt
oi ,nd aims. con ended With mining stocks. cotton.
nj .hsres I'm CITY roads, for the mastery the tx
L,r,. \, uow oilers .rlf medicine for afmywsunds
~ s.n,trur We shall be glad to try IL. May your
III well xo into immediate and most popular operation IL
all who have invested In and expect TO leave for
n ir rhir will only 20 and take their offspring
:. d, 40. ,yy t.-r fortunes made can ct doubt that
IN, and oars will be sufficient reward your utmost
,,uret.to,,, and 80 neei nur largest Sqnirem snts.
Win sateful respect remain. grn,icfnen you're Huiy
HENRY w. BELL0WS, Prssdsnt
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1mnsemen.s.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
LEONARD GRovER..........".. Di,seses
0ANL 4 4ins iT II EfvENrEG MAY q 1865
For the time in several seasons and see only ums mo-"
Fo Moz i',e VERY SELEbRArED GRAND OPERK
M MAdiiC FFLLTTrrEE,, M10ic FLUTE
With cas-, OF gres, strength
QUEEN OF NIGHT. ........MaE. JOHANNA Rotten
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......MAhlE fhEpEneL
FIRST LADY. Nights A,tendln ....soPHiE DZIUBA
SECOND LADY Nights Attendant. NINE. ZIMMERMAN
THIRD LADY, Nights Attendaut.......MME. BERGER
PAPAGEHA. ....................PAULINA cANlssA
FIRST FAIRY......................M MARIE MAhChASD.
SECOND FAIRY. MADAME LAhoChE'
THIRD FAIRY...................mA MADAME DEHLOw
TA,Iyo. ...................THEoDoRE HABELMAN
sARASTRo .......................JOS JOSEPH HERGANS.
ufERorHANT. ............HEINRiCH sTElNECKE
MONoSTATOR. .................EDoUARD HAlMEh
PAPAGENo.. ......'ANIoN ohArF'
FIRST GRAND PRIEST. ALBERT scHLosSER
SECOND GRAND PRIFST.............ERNST RiEDEL
THIRD GRAND ...."ADoLPHE URcHS.
The MAGIC FLUTE Is de.iired during the euren. Euro
at Paris and London 20 TN sadine o, on I'd i
Reprrtoes Its revival witt ADELIsA fArTI 70 stendes
win wonderful The music has ever been
received the best OF he great Maestro MOZART Inc
cast very dscut ob sin Grand OIefs C0-
pny NINE IMPORTANT DosSN AID the heaviest sreIstn
VI male artists requr n., bss occasiored ~ prodoc
ton at any American Opera ouse an event oil fare OCCULT
renee. .
Tug CAST offered above Is believed be entirely salts
TOMORROW. "Wednesday. first time in many years Of
Meyerbcer's Grand Opera Of LES HUGOENOTS:
THURSDAY, May 4-bKOOkLEE ALADEMI-FAUST,
with the em.neny successful CAST Of the Newi org
Academy. GRAFULLAS SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
and tie ENTIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA IRON New'fors
Academy.
FRIDAY, May s-New-York Acsdemy-only time msA
positively Of TIE JEWESS
|, SATURDAY-Iast Grand Matinee, FAUST.
DROOKLYN ACADEMY of MUSIC.
- LEONARD GROVER................Dir Director
CARL AN>ChUTL............ ....Conductor
THUksDAi. May T. 1895.
LAST GRAND OPERA MONT.
FAUST
with the same powerful grand chorus and orchestra -
performed by this company III tie New-iorA Academy -
GRAND FANFARE MrLITAiR,
GkAEULLsS
SEVENTH kEGiMENT BAND
u brass and reed instruments
Preceding the
ENTIRE GRAND CHORUS,
assisted by
CtVALCADt or II z MEMBERS o.
sEVERAL GERMAN sIh1ING sOClEIlES,
FORMING GRAND ,tNSLMbLE
BARELY EQOALED IN OPERA.
The sale Il seats will commence Wednesday MON.
ing at the academy and at Root Antony' corner Na'ss
Adnis,ionTo parque, dress circle and balcony, 81 Be-
cured seats SC cents Family circle 80 CENTS oae%
Is cents.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

lRARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ATTERSo9S sxA At EyEsIyS At Sn3 2
entitled
IT'S IMPRESSIVE Ia 3in.Gr o''-'
ar. usnouALrS Is f II DsaMaSd h fsssS
THE itt' G-tEoGED WONDER .:....roNY DENIEA
THE sooSE FAMILY dy, Sc IasT,s pGEts d..
CLASSICAL L6aTFs Fft oH * chARNcTER
THE GREATEST NATURAL AND NATIONAL
CURIOSITY IN rhE WORLD,
Mr. SAMUEL DOWNING. AGED lC+ YEARS,
one 8 sSUjR fH HEROES OF THE REVOLUTION.
TIE celebrated BENHAM noe, the largest in the world
weighing when alive $50 pounds
HORSE AND RlD SsH'f EESSfSSilSSE6 BY AN ENoH
NOUS SERPENT COVE RTED INTO sTOSE.
Fs9 S51EMaS sAhcyEATSh
A GLASS TEAM;ENGIAEi As MOTION; Fifty LIF LIFE.
GRAND A6U4kfA MiLLioN cURlosTIEs.
Admission 30 cents children under ten 10 cents.
NIBLos GARDEN. BEGINS AT u.
1,.,.e and Manager. WIN wHEATLEY.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT
Of the graceful a Mss 8 sf ayy SSGE lMifffctiELL
who will appear THIS rUEsbAY) EVENING Msy D. b
her eha''e and WIN Hn, ns geu0na'i0n OF
THE CRICKET!
domestic Drms IN i've acts translated expressly for Misc
Mitchell by Augn.tu, Wadner. -sq.
MARY WELLS sKERREIT. REEVES BURKE, and
Mr. ]. G. BURNETT. j. ". COLLIER, GEO. BECkSs
f. b. HOLMES, L. BARRY, II. DANvERS RENDLk
etc, etc.
THE PIECE PRODUCED WITH
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
APPOINTMENTS. COSTUMES,
ami MECHANICAL EFFECTS
Act ld-THP SHADOW DANCE.
Act 2d.-fEsrlNAL OF ST. ANDOCHE.
Act 3d.-rtiE REVELATION.
Act 4th-TaE PLEDGE.
Act 5th-ONE YEAR LATER-GLAD TRIUMPH CT
THE CRICKET
Seats secured six diys IL advance.
DoDwORTH HALL: No; sO6 broadway.
~ Mr.. r. BERGNER
begs to announce that his rpr
GRAND ANNUAL CONSEhr
viii take plac,,,o ,,v.
ON WEDNESDAY Eb-"iNo MAY
MI. FANNY RAYMOND,
Mr. HsNRr MOLLENHAUER,
My IHED. THOMAS,
Mr. J. MOZESTHAL
Mr. q. MAIZKA.
h .,. li,stv xoiprserej 10 ASSET
"-'e A'' ~ Mr.. bENGNER.
. h,,r,.n, .ad varied pro,rainm. will be presented
' TlCKE - : 80 EACH.
e.. h. obtained at Beer Schirmers No. 70l Broadway
a. Schsrienberg Luss, No 1853 Brosdssy Theodore Ha
RS No. so Broadway, and at schubegth Co.'S, No -
,prngs;.
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TRrAerny DgPARrNyNr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFCE COHPTEoLL 4 OF TuK CURRENCY. ;
WASHING ON March Il, 1865.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
sned the undersigned. ii has been made to appeal
that
THE NATIONAL. PARK BANK
OF NETWORK,
in the City Of New OH in The County Of and State
has been duly organized under snd according to
the requirements tie Act OF Congress entitled Act to
provide National Currency. secuted by pledge Of Untel
States bod. and to provide lo the circulation and redemption
hereof approved !ne 1874 and has complied with all the
provisions said act required to be complied with before com
meneIus the business OF Banking under aid Act
Tie Office Of tie Comptroller ofthe Currency being vacant
Now therefore J. Samuel T. Howard, Deputy Comptroller OF
tie Currency do hereby certify that
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW-lORh,
in the City Of in the County New ok and state
of New York authorized the business Of Bank
Ing under tile act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness ny hard and seal Of ofee
this Fourteenth day ol March 1865.
fsrAL SAMUEL T. HOWARD.
No. 9g Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
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amueemrnig.

WINTER GARDEN
w M STUART b.. pleasure 70 announcing tina. on
Mr. HENRY PLACiDE
VI" 'rF'' GSRiEDfGrliER WHITEHEAD,
IA MARI LeVon beautiful drama OF that e and also IN Dis
SAM HOBBS,
III ANABoB FOR AN HOUR,
SATURDAY. Gih-BESEFIT Of Mn. sE6LEY BROWN.
GRAND EXHIBITION or MAMMOTH
W WAR PHOTOGRAPHS.
TIE BROADWAY ATIENEUM, 49,.
FORMERLY THE CHURCH Or THE MESSIAH, NJ
~ gROADWAY
win open May and will every evening, except sun
days al further notice FOX the grand exhibition oil large snu
MAMMOTH WAR VIEWS
in The sonth, witch were PHOTOGRAPHED ON THE
SPOT By Of the Pmpctrs who has speut the iat two
years with orr armies in The Department u the South ana
through unequlei fac tiles Las been se To select aud repro
dnco many points OF historic interest winch are now bIoeh'
before the public through the medium Of powerful s w.
square, sharp we de,ed and in all respects oqua
to photographs OF the ordinary sze. - -, ,,,,,
Amor Tie sere. will be found BATTERIES ON NOR
= The hr.. 3jCpoander PARRoTr GU,s MOUNTED BY
MAJORGEN. GlbLMOIlE
THE FAmdGGSs G %stt an ANGEL.
BATTERY IN TIE MiRSd =, EEsIWkEN MORRIS AND
FORT SUMTER FROM f0EL PUTNAM I key &c &c an
FLORIDA from FERNANDGNA to 81. AUGUSTINE,
which isthe OLDEST city in NORTH AMERICA.
CASTLE 81. MARCUS exterior and interior:
sHERMAN's CAMPAIGN AZ ATLANTA AND sAVAN'
NAIL - .
SHERMAN and hi. GEHFRAis including GEN. WIN. b.
HALEE AZ FORT McALlSltR
Admission 10 All parts Of the house. 8 cents. Doors open
al a. Exhibition will commence az p'r'nck
SINCLAIR W.. y, Prophetors
nELLER's SALE DIABOLlQUE,
L LAST SIX NIGHTS.
LAST TWO MATlNEES
previous 10 the Recess
On MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
GYOfS
will be revived for positive 3 tie Is. time.
On WEDNESDAY aud tTURDAY,
THE DAVENPORT CABINET,
revived with e1ects
NEW PROGRAMME OF MAGIC,
NEW PlANOFuRrE SOLOS.
NOTiCE.-Mr. Heller wi close the sale Diabolque, on
May g. FOR Temporary visit BrOoky YIN aud Newark
LAST MAilNEES. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
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VNALLACk's
w Proprietor and Manager....Mr LESTER WALLACE.
TUESDAY,
Fourth time here, Bucsstone's Popular Comedy
SINGLE LIFE.
with ELEGANT SCENERY, APPROPRIATE COS
TUNES and APPOINTMENTS and HIGHLY ATTRACT
I'VE Distribution
WEDNESDAY.
Mr. Wallack has much pleasure IN announcing that the
very popular Comedian, -
Sir HOLSTOS
&. ENGAGED IN this 'hea,er, and will appear TOMORROW
Msy Mr. BUNNY in lne,er acted in New IoIAJ STEERING
Coyncs 6re comedy, BLACK SHEEP oo,o,,
Observation-Disclosures SHEEP. FRIDAY BOSOM
FRIENDS. SATu RDAY-BLACK SHEEP.
Doors open az IT Overture al -
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Cerlnrcs au6 Meetin9s

NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-A
Stated MEETING will be held al the Library .tiS Tues
day) EVENING al II o'clock.
PROsPERM WfrMORE, esq, will read Paper sn
/" The Antiquities OF New. York" .
ANDREW WARNER, Recording Secretary.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, cor.
~ ner Twenty.thrd-.t aud Fol'ths ave- The tORTlETH
ANNUAL EXHIBITION u orgnd WORKS by lvms Ar
t.s ia now open in the Academy Edhce from L. 70
10 p IN, daily.
Adnis.ou Is cents Season Tickets, ell
T. ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding Secretary, N. A.
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GOAL AT COST.
CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL COMPANY.
SUApEG

CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL COMPANY.
SHARES, SlJ.
Feh share entities the holder 70 one Of coal per yesI
n tbe cost Of mining transportation and delivery (Which IS
nov .bont Sc per tun a0 TO share OF the prohs on the
,e OF GOA produced beyond the quantity supplied to Share
AoldeTs 81.
Those who buy for investment have the coal they wi
- entitled 10 sold their benefit and receive the proceed
the cost in cash r.
Investment th. stock Is not risk, for Anthracite Goa
and are rapidly rising in value .
Tn, shares 70 be sod are limited and nearly al suh
,.rbed for Immediate application necessary TO secure any
Oxcs No. IL Broadway. Room No. 90
JRUsTEEs:
JOHN ANDERSON, No. 4l3 Finh-sve.
Hoe C. GODFREY GUNIHER. Mayor Of New-Yofk.
Hen ORESTES CLEVELAND. Mayor Of Jersey City.
Hon ALFRED NJ WOOD, Mayor Of Brooklyn.
CHARLES JENKINS. President OF Ee.t River Bank.
JOHN L. DOUGLASS Secretary Merchants Insurance Co
JOHN c. ANDERSON, No. lOS Broadway
WILLIAM P. sTANDIsH, Coal Dealer, No. Il Broadway
CHARLES II. APPLICABLE, c. II. Apologize Bro.
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