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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-12
WATER GOVERNORS.
WATER GOVERNORS.
SAVE YOUR LIVES AND PROPERTY
BY APPLYING ONE OF
SANDERSON & STATIONS
NEW BOILER FEEDERS OR WATER GOVERNOR.

yTyHIS MACHINE is SIMPLE IN ITS CONSTRUCTION,
is not liable to get Of ordei keeps the water al
hight in the boler-be the evaporation much
tle-is water guage and low water detector in
case of an obstruction in the pump water pipes One
these machines has been thoroughly tested the boiler
attached the machinery of the Indiana State Sentinel
Office The public invited to call and examine it for
themselves. For further particulars inquire OF
|. LEWIS, Spencer House,
indianapolis, Indiana.
From the trial of the above machine the boiler in
Office we are satisfied will perform all that claimed
for it. and that it will be highly priced by any who it.
BINGHAM, DOUGHTY 4 CO.,
Proprietors State Sentinel.
We the undersigned employed in the Sentinel Office,
having thoroughly tested Sandersons Boiler Feeder,
Water Guage entirely satisfied with its operation,
and would recommend all persons using boilers to pur
chase SandersOn's. J. X. APPLETON,
Foreman Press
msyl-d&wf TRUMAN CURTIS, Engineer.
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Ange Of thermometer tabOve rerO for the week end
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CARY'S COUGH CURE. See advertisement.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

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FOR THE CURE or
Cosfiueness .Jgundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
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Piles. Rheumatism, EruptiOns and Skin Diseases.
Liuer Complaint, Dropsy, letter, Tunaors and
Salt Rheum, Worms, GOuf, Neuralgia, as Din
ner Pill and for purifying the Blood.
They are sugar coated so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes ola
family physic.
Price % cents per Box; Five Boxes for 81 90
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians
Statesmen and eminent personages, have lent
their names to certify the unparalleled usefulness:
of these remedies, but our space here will not
permit the insertion of them. The Agents below
named furnish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in
which they are given; with also full descriptions
of the above complaints, and the treatment that
should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand Ayers, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they
should have it,
All our remedies are for sale by
ROBERT BROWNING, indianapolis,
ALLEN 4 Co, Cincinnati.
aprl7-weow3m
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Gov
- of the State Of Indiana, the Auditor and Treas
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Cures the most Obstinate and Long
Standing Diseases by
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Correspondents # the Daily State Sentinel.
Camp COrrespOndence-Th Surprise
at PhiIliPPa-Inciden connected
therewith-ssThe Bloody NInth.o
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BEEvEs.

Have sold slowly and the market is without change
worthy Of notice. We quote:
Best qualitleS per head S42G52
UOOu 10 90 55G4U
falr 10 DO Z0dJU
Common do Observation-Disclosures. do 2O92I
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Worthy of yIerit.

From the Mishawaka (st Jos Co., Ind Enterprise Feb
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BEEvEs FROM DIFFERENT STATES.
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r. b LOCKE 81 60,
ses.eE-ssn agents.
arP7 go d&wly 2ocEDAR STREET. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

N0TICE.-NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, CINCINNATI,
IN Ohio This establishment VIII open with dramatic
company about 9Th OF January 1852 for the spring
Ladies and gentlemen of acknowledged ability none
apply) Stars, will address John Bates
Proprietor
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ANU
WINTER GARDEN
GRAND GALA NIGHTS
CHRISTMAS WEEK
r moonday and Tuesday those delightful denea,ors Of
MR.. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS.
will appear in 'hf Rs s an sPfGsGs q ;ae
r.o.,v., . OR TIE BRIDES OF GLENGARIFF,
fSH 81 81
MONDAY EvhNING.
VIII pe performed the Grand Spectacular Drama
LAKES OF XII KILLARNEY;
BRIDES OF GH; G TIE
ranty Mclaughlin, young farmer. BARNEY WILLIAMS
nder the Immediate protection Of The Fairy of the LaScs
ACT sCksk Interior Of an Irish Gothic Baiiu and
seIsr Lake Killarney at the foot Of Tore Mountain
isaaia the lake The Fairy Queen Appears from
Disclosing mi.iature srcito with Kate asleep cora
- 80 A'A'i KATE TIE k II DREAM
Kate sinks on the coral bed and oats the lake while
the fairies recede in beautiful tablaux
n, sGsss r hui, The Sa and his MN pre-
an old woman Lanty McLaushin the protector Of the
aese Yy Justice h on an % oo % II. E,,os
Pay and % ss
'N''' ..'.s'-'A NAY DAY sroRTs s : 'eeD'~''
AASroIE RS NEW I Ha IL S 51d.
Mr. AND MRS. BssfkSEY WILLIAMS.
ACT III.
nerSr Of hs Sisters oVassns with
SCENE osusaas '-si wv p and ass
hc cation. Sa. p,ss. Ground round
The Eehses.x Myssrscu. Bo.rs-snad.n Effects,
M %ssaS y VIEW 81 fa hs aaa Of Killarney
Meeting Of The friendsA Little Of McLeays Mountain
soEsE 8. innistallen-Ths Fairy's Haun.-The Orphan
By as Of
Previous to which, for the first time,
To DO followed by
THE HAPPY MAN.
444 AAEs Is A rs HA sES.Dv.r
g. AFRASTSss
ds.ncing all the places OF in country in tho
f''A'S OUR MOTTO IS EMBLAzoNRD.
We are always foremost in the field OF novelty.
wiz, $3.50. " HUMoR, DRoLLERY.
BunLESs9yy5Esss
NEGRO FARcEs,
each the world %fi pro
rled acts must please any Of mind.
The folIowng ,is,, viii appearevery night this week.
'" "dhSsoHaqE, 2 xAsnEs
F tSnfEH STEWARD.
Worlu renowned Comculans
Dances, Burlesques, DC.
MISS EMMA SCHELL MISS EMMA SCHELLA
MISS MARY BLAKE MISS MARY BLAKE,
MILE FLORA, MILE FLORA,
MISS KATE HARRISON, MISS KATE HARRISON
MISS ANNIE HARRISON, MISS ANNIE HARRISON.
NJ IS JULIA BONELL, MISS JULIA BONELL,
M SIS +. BONELI, MISS +. BONELI
Miss ANNIE Lee MISS ANNIE LEE,
MISS IRVING, MISS IRVING.
With
A FULL CORPS DE BALLET,
FULL CORPS DE BALLET,
Under the direction OF
MONS PAUL BRILLIANT
The Orchestra, The Orchestra,
Under the leadership OF
MR. J. NJ. LANDER
ParQuet 20 cents Gallery 10
Seats In Private Boxes. cents
Notice
GRAND MATINEE,
GRAND MATINEE,
On Christmas Day, On Christmas Day.
For the accommodation of
Ladies' and Children.
Charley Whites great Comic Pantonime,
SCAMPINI,
VIII shortly be produced, with Scenery Dresses &C.
Great novelties in active preparation.
CHARLEY WHITE, Acting Manager
HARRY EVERETT, Stage Manager
j. NJ. LANDER, Musical Director.
PAUL BRILLIANT Ballet Master.
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MELoDEoN, $50 BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRING
wi Prince

MELoDEON, $50 BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRING
GREATEST TALENT IN AMERICA
Another new e'nala MILE lfl P casa LINE
The Vocalist that in any concert room
Read the following extract translated from French ourn
Godsmh's Traveller elt in the halowed presence
genius Her voicethe gift OF naturehas sweetness
and and would alone have given her celebrity
.rtist.aeh but se hss
her hearers 70 her win controlling her voice With
a snsaf ssa as
haSs e h sn s s
and fauess When singing the sounds seemed 10 mnrmar
and assa rejoicing a
an Brilliant the pretty and popular scotch I
lad Coming through the sung with an emotion
and who appreciate nigh order Of enern
charmed with this exhibition Of rare musical powers
''''''' All. THE OLD FAvoRITEs RETURNED
Reengagemen OF the greatest Ethiopian Comedian of the
day. -
who in his local hits the topcsQf the day is the
original performer in the 4 nn, oGp Sssses'
still continues TO the aud of the Melodeon with
sIGNoRiNA ANNETrA GALLETTI
R rs esi Ts" sAILE Z r. TR SSs
s q fS. AND
uH''rp4's Mr. s JAMES raE sF' DGsS, America
p0pqaiE KATE sEES IN SfE York 'v0
one Of the most or .ceful danseuses Of the day.
MISS AUGUSTA WAIBY,
old favore and in her dashng style of dancing has
MISS ADELE DELE GALA,
formerly Of tina Rave troupe greatest delight and
by DESzER art
The nh2 nh nski rs
are the greatest artists in Amerea on the Tapeze Flying
f Mss A Ilz2iE f b1yis T.
MISS ROSA sIEGRIsT
MISS JOSEPHINE BERNARD,
with the entire troupe q The Meodeon numbering
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS,
LARGEST, BEST AND MOST TALENTED IN AMERICA.
None but stars engage, a, the
Great attractions for
ne THE i sRiGASp az p h T Entitled
ANNETTA GALLETTI
Will WENT IF Sa gA fGfap' "
GIG NOVELTY roR r III M MoEF5Ays NOVELTY GIG
BROADWAY
M NJ 2p'lLlaoaUGffs E
Wonderful Lady Drummer
And first appearance
Nine. RosESSxi MAsrRY.
The Female Vioinist,
Together with
MISS FRANK GnRlsrY.
'As N iHs,' TEEs5 nalSsu''
The pleasing Vocalist.
Together with
PERFORMERS.
Admission. 10 cents
Orchestra seats. 70 cents
vEyERNA 4 EEENTz Proprisors
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SALES AT AUCTION.
n. b. CHAPMAN x co, AuCTIoNEERS.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART NC


The property Of q gentleman leaving the city
s.ssa 3 MospS PEs
Between Fifth Sixth avenues, sale commencing II
SEVEN OCTAVE aosEworp pIANoroRTE
BRONZE A koS okM9 n1SbER MALSur SUITS
.' aA A .''l 49, 49, yELy&f MEDALLION CARPETS,
BRooADE AND LACE t ttih AS MASrhL MIRRORS
OIL PAINTINGS BY ESilSESr AETisTss siAIoA'.'
1oA' . China Glass So AND SILVER WARE,
hSsEWoSp ShhAsEg + slTH Hsf Louis aiSE XIV style
h asG SHEFf Ro MHhSWShaS pIfaaSoroRrE
Che richest instrument oered ., auction this season su
bass all the modern improvements made By Guy
T. eH AND p E
Mirrors. marble slabs Braetets large Migle Mir
two s ps
Room Farnurs covered in three satin bocad Of the
% nd ss
Centre Tss %r's & 70 TOM match % ns s do, E
KnEs patent fsenns Easy C6srs Pier Carl and
and y
n Mary from celebrated painting in the Louvre Paris
So I. 70 match oo Stair Car,
SSds: . match Toilet f5;ss shaving stands, Rockers
Psins ana Hair Massses Feather Beds, Bolstsrs and
G5s,
And black walnut Bureaus Sofas, Rockers Washstands
Dining R0om-Sod carved oak Buffet satuary marble top;
Aesrdss paten. Dining Table Arm Chairs Couches elegant
crystal and ruby Glass Decaners Wines Gobles Cham
lsnes Iemonades Tumbers, Celery Fruit and Preserve
sands Finger Bowls ruby and gold Liquor Sets gold and
OAnA Dinner richly Tea Sets pieces; solid
Syer Dinner and Tea Sets Coffee Urn Casters
Table Cutlery Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture Soye
Iron, Tin and Woodenware, Earhenware Copper Utensils
. 1oe Pitchers, Salvers, DC.
MB-Strangers wishing to attend this sale can take the
a,Sr Gs S
y bring them within few doors Of the house Of
sixteenth street. Competent will be In attendance
- pack ship cart the goods AZ reasonable charges
House 10 let Or for sale Possession Immediately For
further particulars inquire OF the auctioneerg
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.,>,,,.. AMUsEMENTs.
A cADEMY OF MUSIC.
Under the management Of Messr. @. L. ro.xIw
Monday evening R RsSs%Hss% Sa "AAA
THE q gs r Fs'sFE 5 5sA Righteousness.
In the splendid comic Panonimes.
Or, THE MAGIC STAR
A GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Union Armada Polka Koppeus
"'' MATINEE hs1 HS% rERvoaxAscs
W. HANLoS ON THE TRIPLE rRApEzA.
Saturday. December q
zAa FIT hAT'Shh :
WILLIAM HANLoN. o"o"
Al the Matinee, children half price
=, ,ro ss ssoSbAyY' pEoEssEs - ATS
TO All. PARTS %
Reserved Arm Chairs VIII DO Is cents extra Private
srEc.l Y9T,cnAn arm chairs seats and private boxes
in the evening to Che public thus retaining original pssu
. GRAND FAEEWELL : SERIES EiaHa A Of
%S@asy sGnsrs
ON WEDNESDAY, CHRISTMAS DAY.
Two Performances;
The first In the Afternoon. at 2 aud the In tho
Evening, atS
During q recess OF eight months NIBLOS GARDEN hAD
been entirely remodcled, and pecunary outlay
thoroughly retted and embeshcd by is liberal propo4os
ALEX. T. STEWART ESD that, while 1t still retains ~
those features which have given such great popularity with
all classes OF society Will hardly Its elegant
dress, be recognized by its numerous patrons
NfBLO'S GARDEN,
from s convenient
ranscmens VIII lie found particularly adapted for Mr. Herr
mAnn's wonderful performances.
N0rIcE.-The Box Office will be open every day, from
to when chairs and private boxes may secured
for the grand opening night on Monday.
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ROwERY THEATRE
ID sTICKNEY'S GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
CHRISTMAS WEEK

ROWERY THEATRE
ID sTICKNEY's GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
CHRISTMAS WEEK.
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF O'DONOGHUE.
Monday and Tuesdas, Dec. rs and n.
Horsemanship by all the great riders
uy nnas tic Exploits by the Acrobatic Troupe.
THE CHRISTMAS FEsTIvAL
WIN be celebrated by magnificent selection OF Stage cd
Ring Performsn es entirely
THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES
Will be inauHuraed on MISUNDERSTANDING AftcrnooA
and Evening-with and comic
HAkLEQClNADE,
Produced in beautiful style with scenery, magic q.
fects brilliant changes innumerabe tricks local incdent
and the fn!l strength OF the company.
DRYANTs' MINsTRELs.
ID MECHANICS HALL, 472 Broadway, above GRAD
street Monday, December g. and every night during A6
THE BLACKsMITH's JUBILEE-ArRICAN POLKA
Mons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l0lTATOf1ST.
The Wizard Eph Horn C,nf derae. Dan BryaGA
DIR. TUMBLETY OUTDONE
THREE STRIKERS
s. @. Campbell in his popular BALLADS and warblings.
UN BAILO IN MASCllERA
Doors open u 6 O'Clock; curtain rises At IN Tickets =
cents. Christmas day a Grand Matinee at O'clock
IIOOLEYs MINsTRELs CLATE or NIBLO'S SALOoN).
Stuyvesant Hail. $50 broadway opposite Bond street.
New or favores. Fox Griffin. Arlington Howard, ewes,
Reed Mrlvilr. Gray, Nuy, Gurtl Hoo!ey. &c IN new
Solgs Acts Dances Bmlesques, Opera, Come ~, Tragedy
and Farce. Fl st week of the siand Oerai Burl
La farorm, by Howard and Reeves Unprecedented hit of
the Comca. Tragcal Farcica Electromagnetic II ~ Fox In
Fix Doors open Ga commence at Ia Ticket Is cen
Grand Matinee Christmas day. commencing ~ r. n.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A TTENTION sKATERs.--FoGGs IMPROVED LEVER
IA Skate Buckle for sale by all skate dealers. Manufac
only by STEVENS lis Pearl street, New York, and
<6 Kby street, Boston.
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ATTACHMENTS.

WALLACk's.
ANOTHER GREAT SUCCESS
THE NEW DRAMA AND A COMEDY
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D. CAULKINS, AUCTIOSEER
a. MORTGAGE SALE.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

y VAuLkiNS;; d AsSIio .
AAGNIPICEMT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ The elegant residence 20 Yves, Fourteenth street.
MoNpA gglshss a ~ a, ',S S1 oooc.
~ catalogue comprising the
offered At auction this season,
sommencng At 10Y O'Clock preciseythe entire elegant
large dwelling al Of which viii be sold reserve
must be removed Immediately consisting Of 70 be
Psrors contain superior Velvet Carpets three magnhcen.
ood rosewood Suits covered blue and gold and
and gold satin OF The most expensive description
esde ladies' solid rosewood Reception ana Arm Chairs COW
ercd gold blue crimson ana SATIN three solid
2ensvey carved Pier Sofa Side Tables costly rosewood
xtegeres with marble tops plate glass doer &C., imported
Bronze and Ormou Clocks, elegant China Vases with the
os ehasts and expensive Landscapes painted 70 order in
heavy gold frame; Mantel Mirror to match Of feet
sSs % and
1rtiss such Landscapes Winter Scenes Marine Views
iscsn; ROSEWOOD Pnoorte fa seven ei
sat CASE finished all roun maid plate and richly set with
Piano Stool covered in satin with elegant and costly
br0idered cover p,,s vo,,., ,.,,.,-r 90 J., 49,,
cold OAK extension Table ali polished ii the best manner
sarbe Fancy Tables Mirrors Sofa Beds Chairs hair
wines thampagnes, Plumbers Gobets and Decaniers to
ssoh rich china Tea and pinnsr Sets costly silver Ware
and Tea Urn Spoons Forks Liquor Stands superior
sod Rosewood and mahogany Bed
Gteds satusry marble Bureaus Washsands and Com
e sn pure sssn
Carpets bedroom Mirrors Clocks Toilet Tables Towel Racks
cushioned Chairs Rockers, SOFAS Lounges Couch Beds
Hastands Tea and Dining Tables, &c No postpone
Notice to all whom may concernThe above sale is made
virtue of power Of sale contained in chat MORTGAGE
this CITY. D. j. BARNEY, 2O6 Chambers street.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF $4,000
"a Worth OF Magnificent First Class
Household Furniture, with the
Entire elegant contents of First
Clusk house. without reserve. rain shine.

with n unique and costly
COLLECTION OF STATUARY, VASES, BRONZES
AND RICH PARLOR ORNAMENTS,
Sale positive and peremptory.
Tomorrow Monday afternoon, at o'clock precisely the
Aoeautifu Parlor Chamber, Dining Room and Library
nure In the dwelling house, l52 West Twcny-rst Street.
between Seventh and avenues all of which
having been recently made, and comprises everything
adapted fashionable elegantly furnished residence the
whole be peremptory sold cash. consisting Of English
Velvet and Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood Paor Furn
ture suite comprising lu Suits richly carved all
q which covered In rich silk brocate ana of the best
Sescrption rosewood Centre and Pier Tables. Turkish
Curtains Mantel and fier Mirrors Gold and handscaps
0evres and Dresden Msnel asses, Artistic Bronzes DC.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
MUSIC CABINET STOOL AND COVER, COST $3.50;
arblo Bureaus richly carved Bedsteads fifteen Hair
Nattesee Chamber Suits in rosewood Bronze
Clock marble Washstands Lounges French and Spring
Chairs Rockers, Dvans OttoInans, Oval Mirrors
perb Beds and Bedding oak Extension Table, two Sofa Bed
oeads rich French and Bohemian China rich Tea Sets Sill
Spoons Forks Casters Ice Pitchers Urn Tea Ser
vice, ruby crystal Cut Glass Of every description
marble top Buffet oak Chairs superb Desk, Olcloh, rich
Chandellers marble Hall Stands &c Catalogues at house
Sale positive, rain or shine
BParies from distance are assured that every arti
se in the house viii be sold strictly without reserve and
there will be positively postponement Purchasers can
their goods packed shipped by reliable parties
who will be In attendance for that purpose.
RUSSELL w. WESrCOTT. Auctioneer.
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AMUsE NJ NTy.

ADJUSTMENTS.
i AURA .kEENES THEATRE
IL The theatre
WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY EVENING.
December 23, 1871,
fora
DRESS AND SCENE REHEARs
OF the
TWO NEW PIECES.
On Tuesday, December "a
VIII be presented
SIMPLE STORY.
LITTLE TOM. '"o A''' 'a''.
OR A CHRISTMAS CAROL,
and
new Buriesque, in one act, called
ROBINSON CRUSOE.
NEW SCENERY
NEW COSTUMES
NEW MUSIC
GRAND MATINEE
CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON
when
BOTH THE NEW PIECES
Box book open Monday morning
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i w. ID. (OLD BlLL) PONTIN,
the Erford Shades No 20 Franklin street, feels that he
has been sighted ~ Herald reporter calling at his
place He thin complimentary however that his esab-
ishment classed among the po houses" Although
has not heard for time, the Amcri-
government win protect him. he has had three in
the war, defending the Stars aud Stripes Old Bill Ponin
for neutrality of his house Sec
reay Seward sfuy oC the pstosm of himself and
lila customers
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CRAND CONCERT AND BALL.-NEPTUNE GLEE
VI CLUB will give Grand Concert aud Ball Christmas
night December 25 at Botanic iis 81 East Broadway,
which the following celebrated comic and scnnen
,a singers kim vounteered:Q. w. Anderson John
Kciriran Frank Purcell v liam Bradley. W. Cameron,
chard Austin, John Mcneil William Farmhouse. William
Smith Jacob Hatch Miss Woods rs Farmhouse and Miss
Ulysseethe Union -lGladetshc Neptune cleo Club and
host Professor Mcneil will preside the
deon The Washington Couinn Band is engaged for the
dancing Tickets % cents, 70 be han at the door.
Richard AUSTIN, Manager
JACOB HATCH Musical Director
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SHTPPlNG.

TBROUGH FREIGHT AbRANGENENr-TUR =
i folk Portsmouth,, City Point and Ricnmond sonnes
With Norton and Petersburg and southsjde Ssiiroaf
Iy burg, BRISTOL Memphis and ntermediats places
freighs received every day, and through rsceps fur
cd, ~ pier Is North river
steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain skinner. leayss
s,efIship YORKTOWN Captain parish. every sa.uI
Assn
Steamship ROANOKE, Captain Couch, leaves every II
day, 1t ~ M.
freight 10 Norfolk, cents per foot; to City
0gnf centA and Richmond. nine cents. n
Passage TO Norfolk, ststeroom and meals included, q
fetersburg or Richmond, $40 children betwe the age
and IL, half fare. LUplAM 4 HEINEKEN.
No. us Broadw
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POLITICAL.

HIVE WARD TAMMANY HALF WARD COMMITTEE
VII rsey "A linton ball corner Of Fourtb
s-sr IL Tuesday evening the 18th Inst, AZ az O'Clock
lrsns4ct0D ol such business regularly
THOMAS ABBOTT Chairman
REv1kV B. Yox, Secretary
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CONTINUATION
" or THE GREAT SALE OF
DRY GOODS
At RETAIL, For CASH.
sTRANG, ADRIANCE a co,
No Sf5 Broadway,

No St5 BroapwaY,
The esTe balance & ,h S5 sEs 's.
eo pieces Mermsc and English Callooes a, cents pcr
40 pieces ch Printed Delanss At TX to IS cents per yard,
20 peSss ssssSsd Shirtins i,em !, II cents yard
go i DsInas Re 1asis Coss s.eS aSa
$50 PSes Plan MN f, =. sns asSea and 3d. sn Al
100 piscss COTTON and wool and alool fauncs a, IKE
S DOZEN ss,, gup%y rs,s "a , GlSye. e. e. per
SILK ESsITSSyg y GREAT GRE VARIETY,
UNDER GARMENT IL EVERY VARIETY
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS on EVERY DESCRIPTION.
coLoREb Stay siISss f n GREAT sF' VARIETY
SIX and ysSep fT oSSs s'd !, A1 ss rR Ssn S price
IAcEs, EasEoi DERiEs.a Linen cGSskic HAND.
kERCHIBFS,
REAL INDIA cAMEIs lair SAWS AND scARFs
Few kSr hSGE d Sf?s Il III. luAwLs
BRooHE, CASHMERE STELLA rLAlb And OTHER
MOURNING GOODS Irss GREATLY sfy,laY REDUCED
1000 yards printed french Lawns a. is% cents yard,
5000 yards hrsied Freach Organizes. % cents per yard
5000 yards ehntz French osandes quaay SIS &c ma
zoo cb orssndie Robes y q per Robe and upSard very
600 BsFsee Robes very choice styles at lc.s thsn half
Grenadines by the yard and Grenaine Robes
great variety,
M great sacrifice on cost.
leo pieces Barge Anas at 10 cents per yard usual Price
40 pieces summer Poplins, st 10 cents per yard
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, DOEskINs, shsiiNSS,
Ac., OF great reduction.
w,n be offered a rctsn on Monday
March III,
AZ le1s than cost Of Importation,
variety o. rs,sns Prs.: 9 s so1'"o'aue' %"
Not before exhibited.
srRANG, ADBEaSCE a co.
IyyTRAeRDrrhRy BARGAINS.
~ 800 PIECES VERY HEAVY CHINE
FOULr DE SOIEs, PARIS QUALITY,
A. 81 per yard-Naiue 81 20
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20 PtgcRg, MIRO, DITTO,
A. ~ cenr sef yard--yalae III rs
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