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RESERVATIONS.

WASHLNGfON, MATCH Il 1901.
The President has accepted the designations OF Adaan:
General Cooper and Assistant Adutant General withers
Cooper connection Of Senator Mason aud his resgaa
ton Is attributed to family than political influence
Wtbeis is 4 Topnesseean
Quartermaster General Johnson 1t Ia reported has
signed Floyd passed Gen. Thomas TO appoint John
son, who is his relative. Thomas viii probably be ap
pointed
The sou,herrers making ovortures q, some Of the
best cheers in the service.
kpo~p that certain officers Of the army located
here have been rendered luc alive appointments under
the government o. the Confederate States.
Charles jones' late Of the Register office in the Tsea
sury, has left for Montgomery, to take place under that
government.
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THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

WAsnNGrsN, March 3, 1851
intelligence received here this evening fro the
Richmond Convention, stating that after careful
If the Convention the seoession!sts find nam
selves in minority, notwith landing they have hal
number Of accessions 10 their rauks since the promuga
ton Of Lncoln's inaugural. The secession ordinanc
win be voted down by large majority proposition
however, will pass the Cmvention says a distinguished
vTgpian, writing to gentlemen in this city in favor OF
border state Convention. Virginia win not go out, he
says until all hope Of an adjustment is abandoned.
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DOINGs OF THE NEW CABINET.


The Postmaster General FOR the convenience Of North
merchants and citizens will continue, far posi-
bic, the mail service IN the seceied States, making no
changes Of southern posimases meantime calculated
streDgth hen the secession excitement.
The difficulties suggested bs the HERALD 10 regard TO
the collection Of the federal revenues in the fecedcd
states viii probably be discussed in the Cabinet
row, and the administration may be driven 70 call
ira Fession q Congress for relief, including special
vtston to the seeded States From ALI Appearances
nothing but a call Of Congress will save from war.
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS IN THE NAVY AND
ARMY.

WASHINGTON, March s, 1861.
All the naval ships the Pacific aud in the Medi-
terranean have been ordered homo to No;thern
ports This looks little squally.
The troops that under rwiggs command IN Texas,
twenty-five hundred in number, have been ordered
take up their line o. march for the North forthwith
Some Of them will to this city. others have been
ordered to other posts. All the troops now in New
Mexico have been recalled
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INTERESTING FACTS AND RUMoRs.

WASHINGTON, DaFCb =. 1901.
The republican organization Of the Senate with such
charmcn cf chief committees sumner Hale, Wilson,
Tfumbu and waie, indicates n radical abolition
premacy in that body which, Il necessary, will oregon
tho aeminstration into extreme The arrange
ment Of the committees il extremely offensive 10 the
South especially Sumner, and fpois the administration
compromise Of Crittenden Cor tho Supreme Court
The republican outside pressure is Overwhelmingly
radical and defiant. Thurlow Weeds chances for the
control Of the kitchen cabinet are very dcubtfcl
large crowd al the State Department this morning
much disappointed at the absence Of Mr. seward,
Who IL detained at home by physical indisposition.
The United States supreme Court has adjourned over
until thursday. when various decisions will be delivered
wssrivGroS, March 8, 1851.
Ths has been dull day In The political stock Market
IL was anticipated thai there would 10 large batch u
appointments sent 10 the senate 70 day Consequently
there vas an anxious crori ssumlrg abort the senate
chamber for several hours 70 TO tbs sour ~ adjourn.
msnt no nominations, however announced aud The
iepate adjourned over until Monday. me expect
ants were pesty dsappp'nted u ba'pfuly Appsror,
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THE CONFEDERATE STATES COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, March 3, 1851
The COMMISSIONER from the soutbernccnfederacy win
not be arrested traitors, but viii not be recognized
They will then report at Montgomery, when Is believed
President Davis viii order General Beanreeard 20 de hand
Of Major Anderson the surrender OF Fort slmter
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BROOKLYN AcApEnY MusIc.-To- night, " Norma, y
with Colson in the principal role followed BY the last act
Of Rgoletto," (Miss Kellogg Gilda), win wind up
the present operate There will be great house
judging by the indications presented by the boxkeepera
sheet yesterterday.
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THE REGAL OF THE MISSOURI CoMPRo-
\ t MISE-lS54.

1854 all the hres OF agitation were
~ ain rskndled by politicians latent upon the Pro-
sidency, by a proposition 10 establish Territorial
government in Ncbraska hen embracing Kansas), and
TO rescind the Missouri compromise Of 1890 whereby
slavery foreve interdicd north Of the line thirty
six degrees and thirty minutes the question being left
open to the decision Of the people.
On this issue the country WAS again convused Kansas
became the Of tumu, bo0dshed and anarchy. me
Fmigrant i'd Societies OF the North set their machine
nv TO work 70 ceiccze tho new rerritry with a
sfree sol' population, and the people II Missouri,
on the other hand, poured over tho border to
recent tho murders end depredations committed by
rufhaps OF the John Brown stamp Tho tue OF he
ballot box violated and various attempts made 70
form state constitutions which only presented in
Congress TO be rejected the gound OF fraud perpc
trated during their formation Bleeding Kansas finally
became ne pass word OF the great partesrepubl
aud deniocratic-on which they attempted TO ride
into power and the country wi'nese during the year
1866 one or the most stirring vinactve and dangerous
Presidential struggles through which had ever passed
With the election Of Mr. Buchanan. however, peace was
gradually restored, and tho Goth OF January last
Kansas admitted State under free constitution
IRE agitation the slavery question died out but in It's
place bear the groahs and lamentations or the
starving thousands who d. uded by the polite
Of the New England school into the idea that Kansas was
land go verfowing with mix and wild honey
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Dg that they gnght be admitted 10 form constitution
and slave government upon equal footing with the
sfsn ssAtes slavery existed The Territory Al THAI
time and the proposition involved ssch recognition Of
the institution as al once aroused intense interest through
out the country
on mo 18Th Of February, 1919, the BIN coming before
me hoase, Mr. Tallmadge, Of New York, proposed an
amendment prohibiting slavery ''except for the punish
nent Of crimes and that children born IN shs sss&
State after the admvson thereof into the Uaicn SHAH be
free at the age q twenty years. THIS passed. the
House, bu. ist in he Senate Fer eighteen sonths
the discussion was Continued IN both ssanoheeSf Con-
greea with ersat aby, end not witout great excite
mcn<, whAS extended 70 every seOsseo Of the Union
On tho cue hand 4 sontendea that ths ordinance
OF l7S1 which exuded aavery from all territory tn
of Tho river ohio, px0lu reeo milton II tho
princs ef the oople OF the United Stas In regard to
ss sSss rs ana TINT Toe 'Is proposal 70 s establish
m Missouri Vas direct violation Of these fundame
priuciploA
ca the iher hand, II urged tia. slavery was in
coporatei IN the system OF society when Louisiana,
which comsrehended the territory Of Missouri in
1903, w Vurcbased from the FSench and that os
the aiu the United States pledged by treaty to
all the inhabitants Of that wdO domain maintain thor
rights privileges the same footing with the people
81 M rest Of the country, M would be violation of
that th and those rights TO abolish the institution Of
elay' Ty without their consent
pArough the exertens Of Henry Clay the question was
NM ly settled BY compromises, bill being passed Tor
the admission Of Missouri without any restriction
aSHveTy, throughout
north Of latitude thirty six degrees and thirty minutes
was mot until August 1921 however, that the State
declared independent sovereignty. Previous
this the people had formed State constitution, one
pro rson Of which required the Legislature to law
prevent Tree negroes from coming 70 and settling 10
the Staen When presented to Congress tn provision
was nxenuously opposed, but Missouri was finally ad
mitted on condition that no law should be passed by
which any citizen OF either Of the States OF the Union
should be excluded from the enjoyment Of Of the
privileges and immunhes to which such citizen ia en-
TITLED under the constitution Of the United states. The
vote upon the passage OF the bill In tho House was 81 e
S. several members ehoding States voting
for It. In Senate il passed by two 70 one2s
70 IA.
Thus was settled the distractng question: and peace
once more restored to the councils the country
the agitation OF the sube, OF slavery then
has ceased and IL 10 not difficult TO trace 10 that
period through long line Of closely connected events
Nhe origin Of our present troubles.
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GRAND. PRO CESsION OF THE HUNTERS AND RE-


Returning from the in his strange clothes
aseosS. and young pns :. is on the
Moral effect the Princes panThe abused oiudeeiis
s.e9f
s love love Ills love thu. makes hs w9a Hs ten
SedwiSa. slightly altered and IMPROVED IA goassic.si
viii srs;s aon Know I've p1sps:sa
The snragsd pans,Ssa for female sA BAL
Some FIsTn-Garasn of tho Bsron's House, Gez-Cin.
Ss
aTH
Of the p"9r % tea and sweet
Can ta1esThs German -Rumpelsnhsiin. the
s dislike for ssA rossy Ssula wScnS
and BSnd1 grateful rGE
l'1. . Aai MR v TRANSPORTATION 49,,
sters best and bound 70 become Che faso and The rage
not second
The Imp" Magnetic auids my aid'-Look to the clock,
soHIs sxrn.-corridor Of the Palace in an Up.
~,
SCxNk bEvRnTH-0rand bail IN inc taiacos Opening
upon the gardens and grounds, Getz.
UN BALIO IN MASCHERA
BEKN
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mental change In the sister,
AGabty of his Royal Hghness; he dances with BOTH
Geo. Skerrett
Arrival Of the Mysterious Gues-MagniAcent turn out
Her resemblance 70 0lnderelaThe Prince is struckLovs
sight-He Ia goner
Grand Pas DExtasc-Mrs John Wood and NJ. Szollosy.
Wonderful magnetic efect-Ths Gnome triumphs-The
fatal hour strkesThe maid Of all work driven from the
Palace-The Lost SlipperThe proclamaon.-The trial
The sisters unable to the magic sh0eCnderea once
m0re-It Ats her like glove.
THE PRINCE PROCLAIMS HER QUEEN.
Dreadful fate of the canankerons Ssters-The grateful
fairy Queen--Concluding with
GLIMPSE OF THE REALMS OF PERPETUAL BLISS.
The FouStain of perennial Youth and Beauty, and the
Sprites Of Love and Pleasure.
The performance will commence with
Grand original composed for the opening
night by c. KOPP1TZ
Between the pieces the celebrated Nightingale Polka
PIccoa-snd Fageolet obgato by G. KoPP1Tz and N.
LOTHIAN
After Overture will be presented the Comedetta In
act, entitled
COOL AS A CUCUMBER.
OLD Barkns .(his first appearance this season
Frederick Barkns Mr.. Cline
MISS JoSSy Dounet
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M sg oS No RE'Hi Ta e 81 AMERICA
Opening Night A 2 a r. Ed winter ss.'.
Remarkable Err. in 6, 9s.s s.s. A"u's~s'' in ne
This Grand Gala Mssaideent Entertainments NJ
e. &, ns%Ssy s
asn,y Lessee . caG fr H.ns:
GSsrls. Plat.
Prof st4aaS Leader ~ orchssss
Bon Yates Tsrpsichorsan Dir.csr
Mons Domenco II sse
s:sye RSsn1 q vSss A 1S:s
xen. Bros@as q Propsrsiss
Leading oesr & G he GoSss
experimenting polite numerous and efficient corps e
Compe.en. heads OF all the dseren. lines Of profsssoas
minute details q the Operations q an extensive shssrs
MAMMOTH COMPANY
Look 81 the record Of talent engsgsd;.-
III. Emperor 2, .,I;s
Tho celebrated and accomplished Dsaseuss The ~
Mons. vELARDE.
The Grand Premier Dsn.eur and acknowledged " ~
public and French and %o Aner RoSR Rrssi
The director Of the sTss' F kSA b Rfs
The accomplished beautiful Vocalist whose sweet ~
w s H. y IN
has no equal on the stage consequently IL ths
American queen 4 SsasssffrsE DE rArgRR,
e & Se o s.s
'0D"S ''1'' MISS KATE PENNoYER.
Her artistic merits az D.nseuse combined With her az;
s Ss popular s:ss her one
Primo p s1ss e <. in
position she gained e.ten.ivs repaton artist q
the first es1 sGTE
young beautiful fascinating and accomplished Comic
and s'ansn's SSss y; " BID
vocalist ivos him envabc reputation a. an artist OF
''p'' PROFESSOR BEN YATES.
Ballet Master and finished Dancer and Comedian.
Mr.. G. MCMILLAN,
Irish and eccentric Comedian Ss ana HSR xScalis
the Ethiopian Comedian And Vocalist, one Of tho
! and contraband from Fortress Monroe
DE NTnaaI BRQT snN
Miss Josephine Miss clifford Miss Nichols Miss Belts Misc
Orinda Miss Lourette, Miss Brossoque Miss Alien. Mss
Mallory Miss CLARK Miss Barwell Miss Hoyt Miss Fanny
Ferry; Msssra Raymond Kirby Jauncey scribner Downs
Sherwood Bradley Iris Middleion Gray Moul.on Taylor.
anxsrss requiring in their various appearances
and rcure'entaaons over ervp ..o,ps
To enable all presentation; consequently will be neces-
creased guests made which
e1. ann pu9hs he iii III. wsess P.rfor%snss
most remarkable and even astonishing entertain:
witnessed which the proprietor been induced
offer to his patrons q their FORM o.
Them during HIS administration the past season and now re-
lying implicitly their critical Judgment and prompt re-
yet excelsior performance he his liabilities
dent upon satisfactory return No advance tn price Of sd
traction and sspend,are 81. Will remsn .,
heretofore, Is cents
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CLOTHING,


BETTER CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
n to dispose Of their cast or Clothing Furniture
Carpets and Jewcly guarantee TO 80 per cent more
152 Seventh between Twentieth and Tweny-hrst
streets. Ladies attended by Mira Anhah. =
A LARGE ORDER-I HAVE JUST RECEIVED $4,000
n purchase cast OF Clothing, Furniture CarpetA ac,
the Western and California markets Ladies and gentle
men, will pay ffy cent more than any other dealer
by calling addressing note to the new establishment
OF b. MINTz l37 Sixth between Tenth and Eleventh
street. Ladies' attended by Mrs Mntz
r EzEKIEI'S OLD STAND--LADIES AND GENTS
N obtain the following prices fJr their cast Of
CobngFrom s. to 1856 for silk Dresses from 50 to Sic
for Coats from 81 to IS for Pants. by post punctu
hiy attended to by Ezekiel 131 Seventh avenue between
Nineteenth aud Twentieth streets. Ladies attended 70 by
Mrs, h
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

TRAINERS FRESH BREwED CHAMPAGNE ALE ON
Ii draught at W. J. RIDDING'S No. 4 John street.
TIME ATTENTION OF TAvERNKEEPERS AND LIQUOR
dealers in general is respectfully solicited TO the
superior quality Of Hammers fresh brewed Champagne
Ale. This ale Is brewod fresh all of the year.
and the keeping quality Of IT, especially Of such brewed
during the most excessive hot weather s
any length Of time Charge sl2 per S. per bb
delivered to any part Of the city Of New Work. Of ex
pense Payment, cash on delivery. Orders to Ham,
smers Brewery, in Harlem win be attended to with de-
sspatch. 100
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ADJUSTMENTS,

|
| NIxoMs ROYAL CIRCUS.
Az The most attractive, moral and fashionable
corner Fourteenth s s, S amusement mus s In the city
Garden '' '''''"'ns r"i"'o
! 4 GREAT s syyGGGEss
~ tne crowded and fashionable audiences nightly attest IN
AsB zSSSsssA Tw SsBs
vru. rrA 2n Monday night sep'ember9 1861
We" NEW SCENES
HSSSHsH B BHssHH s sESsH
1EAk X E5E SdSilAn L
astonishing sT%s G X III As''A' Chief
Of Sos S S11 E9ssss's% ~ cor in new and
Rs-ens.semens q o. S $SI :rnsv
GRAND aAnNEns
Wednesday llh rhar.asy h ' T Tsis h and Satin.
ADMISSION Is cs az s'e ca HI Is oHsrs
RARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
- E E4sE $ $ $HEE
'''5 ~; S''$jj:$ e ss$''''
f fiyis$ ##11$$FS$S$ $$S$EssSSSS
which has created the greatest among the sosa
TIC .nd NAVEL 81 81 # esS s%
and PoS r Il Fl Ea Rf E ~ g. Il frs ~
full and extraordinary animal in America; sam-
pnio'ouS ,yrs -, r,,, ~ rcr ~ = -
LIVES IN THE WATER OR OUT OF II
on or on the bottom OF the river awms ~
surface or beneath the surface and grows to be
HEAVIER THAN ANY ELkPHANT,
whe ms power and strength are Described by both saeoA
anu proane history TO be gigantic His exhibition has ~
ouen me most unwoned satsfacon 10 vsiteCs and ~
Id the p,,eu Az, ovxv ,,,,.,,. ,...a-.
Ever seen IN America and the difficulty Of obtaining tAe
PROBABLE that is the last hAs will be here
no man, woman or enid
.s... l., SHOULD FAIL SEEING HlMi
And as hs IL ne st week OF ms exh6ion aud after sAv-
NEVER AGAIN TO BE SEEN IN NEW YORK.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE WORLD
And who su you'd FL Of seeing tho ,, ,,rv
'i H.. MA AD Nd. AN VI LIT NJ Ely Min
70 add ina e ever IN s ar american shores
A"""" w NJ NV y % 40 'ne 81 ANA
~, - AhAp EbI ~, SAbaAMAs
VINO assisted In his capture, has him In charge snd weA
him y TO be seen AZ all hours while The ppoPotsmns p
,, EAulb iIhD AND DEsCHiBED vEkY HALL HOUR.
When ne Is seen Doth In and out of the water ALSO " -
seen .,,,
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mine OF wealth. the
CANTERBURY
1t having already brought Overlooking houses.
NOTIcE.-THE THREE CONTRABANDS
from Fortress Monroe having arrived New York. will
shortly make their appearance at this house. due notice OF
which will be given.
EXTRA NoTicR.In consequence of the great number of
artists engaged this establishment the will open
from this date at O'Clock Performance TX
o'clock. FOX Il CURRAN, ProprictOrs,
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THE WAR.

A TTEN1T0N, RECRUITING AGENTS.-ONE DOLLAR
IA paid down cash per man presented accepted by the
surgeon and mustered One dollar per head cash. on pre-
sanitation of the muster roll Apply for two days at u
White street.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1861.
AMUSE HyENTS.

THE GREAT CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
SIS BEOADWAY
GREAT ACCESsioN or TALENT.
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TITO LET-A THREE STORY BROWN STONE FRONT
i House, with all improvements, painted and papered
last May. Rent to May next very moderate Apply on
the premises q East Twenty fourth street. Madison
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

AN EXCELLENT CAVALRY HORSE WILL BE SOLD
~ cheap for want Of use; may be seen for one week at
Jacks stable, Union square.
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YIN0 LET--A SMALL HOUSE, THREE STORIES AND
L basement, No as West Forty fourth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues with hot cold water gas and
gas fixtures complete Rent low to good tenant Inquire
on tho promises.
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A FEW CAVALRY RECRUITS ARE WANTED FOR AN
IA accepted company under marching orders, This
regiment Is in Washington Some more exeriehceu men
are wanted for officers. Apply Immediately to Captain b.
DAVIS, Ill Liberty street.
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ITO LET-STORE AND BASEMENT NO. IS vESEY
street, also for sale Store No SO vestry street. with Fix
lures fitted for the liquor business Win be sold cheap
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TITO LET-THE THREE STORY HOUSE NO. 253 WEST
Thrty-fourth street; repete with all modern i'm
provements Rent moderate. Apply at 243 West Thirty
| fourth street.
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rNHE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IS THE
L young and accomplished Madame BYRON from Paris,
who be consulted with the strictest confidence an
affairs of fe embracing love- courtshp business and sick
restores drunken and unfahful husbands; has
together those long separated Ladies' cents gentlemen %
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LNOR SALE-A PAIR OF sORRFI HORSES, SEVEN
IL years old fifteen hands and inch high, well bred
and first rate roadstes Of great endurance thoroughly
broke TO saddle single double harness and very kind
tro in about three minutes sound in every particu
be sold separately together second hand top Wagon
also for sale
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MADAME HARVEY CAN INFORM HER MANY
wi friends and the public Of all the events Of life you
wish the truth give her call at 262 Rivingt0u seet
COLUMBIA Ladies u cents gentlemen " cepss Hours from
nine III eight
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TETANTED.-A SUTERSIIIP Is NOW OPENED IN A
w highly favored regiment, Just under maj ching
orders. Wanted practical business man. None with
out means necd apply. Unquestionable references
changed Address for two days Robert Major, Herald
Office.
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THO IET-NO. Is EAST WASHINGTON PLACE, ONE
l. block from Broadway House in good repair, with
modern improvements. Apply at No. IL West Twenty
second street. from to 10 A. NJ, or from to p M.
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THE TURF.

LN0R SAIE--THE TRorTiNG HORSE HONEST PETER
IL Apply TO HIRAM WOODRUFF
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OD REGIMENT EXCELSIOR BRICADE-COI.. NELSON
e Taylor.-1o men wanted for the above regiment,
warded Immediately. Apply al the Recruiting once COO
Broadway.
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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES RIFLES, $50
IL Broadway, corner Of Park place-Coonel, w. Krzy-
have companies parts Of companies and desire to
join first rate regiment are invited to take
accepted by the Secretary Of War; The enlisted
in numbers, singiy, and their time commences from
the day enlistment They also leave for camp Of in
struction Immediately after their enlistment Officers
can form their companies with utlitte expense.
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ASTROLOG Y,

(yLAfRvOYANCE-MRS. SEYNOURS MEDICAL
~ located al l0l West Fifteenth street. corner of
Sixth entrance Fifteenth street, where she will
be happy TO receive her former friends and patrons Con-
situations sickness business absent friends &C. and sat-
isfacton guaranteed or no pay.
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TTNO LET-AT LOW RENTS ME HANDSOME NEW
l. three story House. complete with all the modern i'm
provements, No 1872 Waverey place. Sixth avenue;
also the neat and convenient small house No 160 Apply
ncxt door, No. 1853.
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A LADY WISHES TO HAVE SOME POETRY
IA written. and If Alice Cary will this and state
when and where she be she will with ad
vantage Address c. A. b. in of Lockwood Broadway
Post Office.
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&10 WANTED, AN ORDERLY SERGEANT WHO
R1V. can bring eight men, TO whom will be paid
ten dollars and his position secured Two dollars piece
paid for recruits In squads Of five and upwards will
pay, uniform and ratsns Apply Lieut. FISK
First Oregon Rifles, l3 Cortandt street.
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BEAUTIFUL CHILD FOR ADDITIONAL LOVELY
ID female infant about two weeks old; but respecta
BILE parties need apply can DO at 20 Amity street
Of
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TITO LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF go CHARITOl
i street, consisting Of three rooms, four bedrooms
the front basement and cellar also tho First Floor Of
ment aud cellar; will be let low to good tenants.