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Il
sis Under authority the VIII of James Wheeler late
tr; Iii naiti. u HGSh le FNecu-
o ~ pune auction az le fHchtnSe
- aicT1i - MIA i ''e ton usy "I 'eP'elhber, looi
- NJ Trsro c,,ropv D-,Tyr- NUM-,
i; ING AND LOT fronting t,gent, -s,. on the west sd
.- Il North Calver strue running through t1 Gravel
alley tn tTo small wnstory RHtCa DWELLINGS On
ground rent o. $50 pr Ei- see lease y Octo-
Ter, 1919 l.iber II. D.. No. 50. f. 10 II ,iEG
49, No. 2. 4 YNt}-SrDRY BRICK ID WILL
nAi:s ING Ana 2T NJ, VS.. "a, ~ IT.. - - =.
EsiilA fafh street rom trantyjv Ct s,I,,i W *
use Of three feet for nm ale., a. dstE .hirls - ~
siv ircbas. gr0und ~, q. ,tI ' '-t.
Las gf som1 2n S'i2U Pr anhMm' 70: uLH' sec
and G q : N0 2G1 +, - = IA so '"iio sou Gu
No 8 SUB GRO(iNT1 EMIT q ~ dos nor ,or,,, -i,.
out OF ne s9Gcases enc hqqdsgd ana sNTthreo feet Of
fae a.s ~ PC,tn sir W Ir;1a'S tit i9I
70 tl soft sia az an iTT wi 10 ~ n y. sty'S ser
~ O. SOC go Froy u IN 80 oS, 1 ~ Vt'i fo
sab leases i''' - '' ''" '"i""'S' i'i'' anu
No + / SIR RENT M eft mar .,,,rr, -, T,..,.s 1,
csrnsr Of ytp and P1pg.io sPrssf G1iin- f ~ az
on Poppet5n street by sxtv.siy fref On RYAN Srce In
proved by i twn-staTy RRTfy NV 2! iiyG w. titI s
iber a. F < No Ia fniin n, e.. '' f'' ''''e' S'c
20, =. -" So . ,l On iiie ~" ~ Side OF Ryan
. = NJ, pPpiSNui street. anu AZ ti' corner
= oli iFgC WHEN mas f'at OF NJ n ana aif
80, 81 - "3l' ol our lee u an eliilt fret alley;
EJs1t 70 E'2 2oti re- o; one cc,, ~ $500
-. o a - D = NUMB KENT OF $3.50 per annEm,
asiE o1t OF lot OF ground At the gorh cf
nlIauson atey ana south Charles street See y. G., No
222'f lio H. &c.
terms OF sal for the hGls's and vacant 10 Nos aud 5:
'L CASH ana tlr IN rs @lth Interest
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I'm safely after the above sale viii b, sold The o
TRUSTEES SALE

fin TRUSTEES SALE g
#A;is
1ssSss>s VALUABLE ELKRTDGE LAND. ~@'-s
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF Howard
comfy, sitting in equity the undersigned Trustee
oilsr at public sale, the premises SATURDAY Sep
TENDER 2S.h, 1861 at Ii o'clock p NJ
THE FARM Of the late Major Charles Hammond cau
tanning FOUR Hun DRIED ACRES, three hundred of whic4
is fine state Of tivation and the bal nee in Ds
Hic.ory and ChesuCC TIMBER; adjoining the aGds OF
George Stocket Mrs John Dorsey Hammond Dorsey ana
" u. Dorsey, Esqrs, and is within -four miles of Elcots
Mills, OF Relay House, and II miles from Baltimore
by turnpike.
Thus property will he first offered tract and If not
Ne. I. Containing. tbout ON HUNDRED AND THIRTY
THREE ACRES choice land, improved by large DIV ELL
Inc HOUSES servants Quarter Stable, Granary, Corn
House, &c. This is the most beautiful site in the State
commanding view as far as the reach, of de
ghtfu and highly cultivated country, with of the
Chesapeake Bay.
Nos and a4ioin the above and contains about ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY THREE acres each Of the
finest land in the State not surpassed by West South
River lands the whole is divided into fields with
streams, and ONE HUNDRED ACRES in heavy Timber
The health, society," proximity OF schools churches ana
markets, combine, with the superior quality OF the land
invite the affection OF farmers
Each of the tactS will be increased dmin shed to
purchasers, if not to the manifest injury Of the others
fernl, prescribed by the decree, areOnethird cash.
balance in and two years with interest
BANNON, Trustee,
S72Iw6ds % ST. Paul street. Batmore
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TRUSTEES SALE

k.sB- SIX HOUSES ON Oh -SPER STREET.
By virtue of decree II the Circuit Court fo Baltimore
CITY, the under6gutd, Trustee will e by publ. auction
On the premises hereinafter desert ell the 1lh DAY
SEPTEMBAA, 1851 if fair Il. not ir uen III. next fair
day ther tfrr,) ut I! { hour IF 3 ,'cl.c: T. 4
ALL TIL DE SlA PARCELS r g.: 3uND iiug in ial-
timnTe city the east SIDE Chester street Each lot
floats thirteen feet, with depth sky feet 10 an nj ey
tea feet vide said lots begin RESPECTIVE Is Is, 2S and q i
iuherlv from the south asst corner Of Cough AMI On
Streets ana three NJ said lots begins respectively 20 ~ and
So feet heriy from the beast corner Of Balk and
Chester streets Each lot il improved by HOUSE three
stories high with back uding Ground rent unon each
S26 per year: being the leased by Mites White 10
john b. Plummer by leases datel LIST day o. June 1850
rec rdei in L5er e. =, No l9l ami l2a day july
1869, recorded III Lbe S. No. 1893 Faxes and or lud
rent will BE- paid up to lSt Sep:embes, 1851
Terms Of sale UuehalI Of the purchase 9ouey 10 ha
paid ash the day Of sale bal able four months
from said day with interest for which note is he given
secured TO the satisfaction of the trustee.
a22law3L &c. BETTY CRAFT TRUSTEE
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TRUSTEES SALE
DR DIV ON !. u III,

ELL PROPERTY ON GILMOR STR EFT
By virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city, the undersigned, Trustee, viii sell by public auction
the premises hereinafter described, the 10Th dly OF
SEPTEMBER, 1861 il fair f fair then on he ext fair
day thereafter at he hour Of o'clock P Il.
hi THOSE THREE PARCELS OF GROUND situated
IN Baltimore city, the west side OF GnOr street Each
lot fronts Il feet with depth OF 100 feet said lots begin
respectively 60 feet 50 feet and lG3 feet nOrtnery from the
Of Saratoga and Gmor each lot
is Sube to the ry rent of s675 payable half yearly
on lst June and December. Improvement each lot
BACK BUILDINGS for dwellings threes cries high with
one-story kitchen; being the is leased Miles
White Daniel IL Shaler See lease dated list February
1859 recorded G. f. 5 No. lGf folio -. &c Taxes and
ground rent will he paid up to lS Of September, 1851
Trims OF sale-Oaahaif of purchase money be paid
cash on day Of sale bance payable four months
dv with interest for which given secured TO
the sat sfaction Of the trustee
REALTY GPAFF Trrstaa
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FIVE THOUSAND ACRES.

The immediate neghhQrhood Of the well known farms
OF Messrs. Cromwell Tintlcum and Others which suppy
the Baltimore and Philadelphia marsets largely with
fruit most of which is particularly adapted for Vegetable
and Fruit culture, adjons the MIL Seat portion Of it is
well TIMBERED, and there many fine sites with
ensivc views he route Of the
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
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CEI5i{AIAIC PILLS
CURE
SICK II g A ID a c Il E,
CURE
NERV OUS H EA d A G Fl z,
CURE
LII KINDS OF Fl z e d AC IL Ee

By use of these Pills the periodic attacks CT Nervous
SICK Headache may be prevented and if taken at the
commencement Of an attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
o which females subject
They act gently upon the Understanding C0susfesS
FOR Literary Men, SadeRs, Delicate Females, and all
persons OF ssdsaTV habits, they valuable as LdSd
siue improving the appetite giving tone and OgoT to the
digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity ana
strength of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long inyestga
carefully conducted experiments having been IN
use many years, during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache whether originating in the nervous system or
from deranged state Of the stomach,
They are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change of aud the absence Of dis
agreeable taste renders 1t to administer them to chfi-
dren.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTS
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry spalding en-
each Box
Sold By Druggists and all Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDINGs
as Cedar sroe. New York.
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ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
u FERTILILER-equsl to tiuano and cheaper than Stable
Manure being auvia deposit composed Of animal
vegetable matter. Can be obtained from the
near the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles st.
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds, quarter OF
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at Upper Re
servoir. Apply at IS South street.
Price so cents per cart load Ie22-tf
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seventeen feet, to the place Of hegii ming
Sad Lot is subject to ground rent OF Slfs per annu,
payable semi annually on the first day Of January
July in each aud IS the tenth lot erred in 4 mort
from Samuel Black to II Glenn ard oilers ecr-
tors of John Clean. dated the ay January 1860 and
recorded In Liher G. E. s, M ds3, folio 2l5, &c.
Each OF The above Lots is improved by handsome
hui!t thrr1stGrY BRICK Unwilling ani hack buildfu=
and fttcl up with gas and hot and cold fixtures
complete.
Terms One third cash, balance III two equal instanentf
ia 'Gur and eight months from day osale with interest
approved security.
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Z Il. LUCKETT,
~ STOCK, NOTE. BILL,
AND REAL ESTATE BROB Err
8! SECCHD STREET, Baltimore.
EEEzaEEGES:
P. tiihSbn, Cashier Bank az Baltimore, Baltimore.
C. L. coleman, Cashier Mechanics Bank, Baltimore,
J. II. Buck. Cashier Franklin Bank, Baltimore
Thomas J. Carson, Banker, Baltimore.
Thomas H. johnston, Baltimore
J. c adams, Baltimore.
Warwick, Frick 4 Ball, Baltimore.
z. AcAe, Cashier Union Bank OF Maryland, Baltimore
B. 4. Yickers, President Marin Bank, Baltimore.
Johnston, Bro i Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Josiah Lee Co, Bankers, Baltimore.
Hugh jenkins Il CO. Baltimore
Young Z Carson, Baltimore
NIu. PiHkncg BROOKE, Washington, ~ G.. my15-tf
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ALL THAT LOT OR PzHCEi OF GROUND stua

, Nh THAT LOT OR Pc ECEL OF GROUND situated on
the east side of Calvert street. beginning the
te distance OF two hundred and seventy four feet 18th
'f" The south side Of Monument and running thence
SOUTH binding Calvert street. tweny-one feet; hence
east aud along the ceGtTe Of partition wall hundred
ana seventeen et t. the side 0f Davis street: thence
ncth Binding on Davis street twentyoEe feet theme
seventeen feet to the place O beginning
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A N uunS' hrroDnos, =. ArLoDrQ sss,o0uo,.
BROADWAY,
mons. BoGxARY, BALLET MAsTkR
Temple OF 'T $ S$s$ # sS9'''"''' and
that !. New and Valuable Is ali S., E
AASs'Sf 4 s%5sDE sA A
Is extracted by experienced management, and nistw
es9xREP H9ysns '';S%ssiS q HOUSES At "a.
s sEkSbE9s.
a shoa es S oSa1 y OF ss % IN livery
e. si 81 eaey
saEEE EaHsE SONGS
BALk P4 aSai soSss DAS0E
and every other species q meet WIN
me spProy o. AND critical aadens
saftssa s
does not % N sayerne and he trusts rs
Or !. % e'
He does no, deem 2 s.h.s, the Enssa Ian:
tina, hey DIVINE enchanting "a 30. when he Cd
NEW BALLET,
arranged expressly for the helodeon BY Mons Bouxay 60
Il Il MA MA BE BE SEVILLE.
as beautiful he is that he has proper conception -
Who upon each hat nothing ike A.
nc s ~ re the so Of the se. S: -
GRAND PAS DE DIX.
ks: PPsn1sy ADELE cana cam. Angus: -
ksts Pennoyer, xdeis Gala, xssa:ss M.sS
sns full sss troupe q ssssS WIN b
One Of the greatest features In the programme hk wssk
Fszk hFSh A sT99sHshisS AsAzIss
LEAF LEAF
in the air from Flying Rings, Of over
y FEET FEET.
by the youthful aeriel champions
s sHAPrEk A AsB w wHIrskY
fol- % az. nshns that the spell bound audience have mo
part q he intrepid yong s., or 70 co%pressna s
fore The leap made and the audience gradually
from The spell which held them n sdmrns wonder Cello
eclipse. sAsh S.sbs ssorHEEs
N mid sbappes and whitney, thsi! ayns i.s o..
Dances he
HAIRY rEiI, Negro Comedian. His performascss s.s
truly and Harry Peil IS rapidly and wOrthy rising =
DcK wAIKINs Of tho mos. ysrss, yDSps mem n
bis Line wssa Is or oher %
any county or he globe n.,o,.,
s fn IL ss sa oss ~
en The Propreser taxes calling attention shs
under the direction Mons Bouxary who introduces eao
evening some Of '1 ss 2IS' DANCES
SEEN y iEa', S6sa
AIso the leaderrip
Professor A. srsub, long known the head Of muS
Admission, is cents Open att commence so'clcck.
PXsSS N.Y. FORREST.
'ea WAN all
THE SECOND LECTURE. BEFORE THE rwBLFra
Regiment win he delivered
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH Z,
Arvfng Hall driving place and Fifteenth strsst.
GENERAL CHARLES YATES,
Commander Second Brigade ~ Y. g. NJ
Subject
Tsx ScxscE or Arms CONNECTED rsoc.s0 ~
CIVILIZATION.
single tickets 50 centa
ncksts, admitting gentleman and lay - csssA
sons musie store Broadway. and Al ~ $50 -
Doors open att Lecture commencing a scscsk
MR CHARLRs r. MATUnIN WILL o.! TIE vH-
with varied prcgramms, ccn.snas rs
on Friday March 1851 ct Clincn Han. Tickets een
EntsrtAinment W commence 0too0ck
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH 7, 1861.

VKINTRR GARDEN
w Lessee aAd hanAser. w. jackson
SPECIAL HoTiCR
Tue bes 70 announce thai this evening hurs
day March u viii be
THE LAST NIGHT
Of the present engagement Of Gfusu.v
who =; TWS appear I.
dRkAr CHARACTERS.
KArHERINK AND PETRUCHI0.
This evening Thursd.yj March L 2 win be presented
And Mr.. j. W. wALLACK
with its powerful and unequAlled css.
After which, ShAksperes delightful comedy OF
KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO.
Mr. J. W. wALLACK q
BENEFIT OF MISS CUsHMAN,
fHE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
LADY TKAzLE.
MS .'-N---' -'' SIR PsTER TKAzLE,
CHARLES SURFACE.
MISS CUsHMANs LAST NIGHT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CARD.-rHE UNDERSIGNED, MANUFACTURES,
"a for the Last sixteen years. 0f the justly celebrated
Legse Buttonhole TWIST and since the general intro
superior article called the Leges IxL sewing Machine Twist
would most respectfully that he has entered the
market entirely his account and intends keep
anty on hand and for sale fun aad complete assortment
Of unrtvaed Buttonhole Twist and Machine Twist,
knswn BY the Of ssar Legse Twist All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended TO- Poe hsts 10
had application by otherwise, you're very
respectfully, JAAks LOvATT. l7S Bank street, Newark.
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REsTAURANTS.
CRERH TURTLE sour ANo srBAKs-RHLLv WILL,
NJ serve up a splendid Green Turtle Thursday The
fancrrs Of this dcious dish viii please call and try FOR
themselves, nj 2ss Hudson street
NEORRTLIis rARI WILL HAVE ONE GOOD BF.
M fect-T viii make Ale general drink Consequently
sPBNCER, Of No Cortland street corner o. Broadway
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do nnn WORTH or GENTLEMENs NEw AND
pO.UvV left OF Clothing wanted for the western mar
able money for largo small ots by calling at the store,
addressing VIM. Wslsh Al Cenne street
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WHO WOULD x0r 90 WHERE rsRruHE rs,-s'

WHO WOULD not 90 WHERE reKyUrB 1890
~ y 49, Niss WILMINGTON the great Bnslish vro
phae: the bee, OF all and cannot ~ esccsA Can
suited personally OF ~ etser all affairs Of fa concerning
Law sn Journeys absent frcnds love- exrShip marrNe
ssah wesh and Who win rec'sm drunken and unfaishvu
nusp~nds Mss " - the only IN this city VIE has
the genuine Roman and Arabian taismans for lsv~ good
ucx and Al ous mesa affairs anA guarantees for In
lady Lucky numberv given Highly respectable city
rsncs. csn he Sen o. her esidenos l0 Sixth snus oppo
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THE CKIRBRATED TROTTIN0 STALLION GEO n
i PATOHEN, will stand for limited number Of mares
Ct the premises Of the .ubscber known the Dykeman
son viii commence on the 7h Of March instant Persons
d1arous Of having served will please
pation when the limited number complete further
applications be received Good stables the premises
and 400 Of pastursg Terms for $0U
reasonable charges for keeping the mAro9
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A BETTER CHANCB srrLL--LADIBs AND GEN.
"a having cast of Clothing Furniture Carpets
and Jew eiry tho highest price BY calling OF sd
dressing Michael HARRISON ut l35 West Seventeenth
street near seventh avenue.
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A MALGAM BELLS.
IA At prices within reach every church. school house,
factory cemetery farm in the land Their all tho
United States for the past two years has them to
bine valuable qualities than other which
Tone strength, durability, vibrations and qualities
uneAAeo by other manufacturer sizes so to 5000
lbs costing less than half other metal for 1919 h.
at which price warrant them twelve months. Send for
M G. CHADWICK CO.,
100 William street.
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DRYANTS MINSTRELS.
ID Mechanics Hall 472 Broadway above Grand street.
Fifth year Of this troupe.
MONDAY, March 4 and every night during the week,
JERRY, NEIL and DAN BRYANT,
the popular Comedians, In their laughable acts.
First appearance of the African wonder,
JAPANEsE TOMMY; OR. WHAT Is TIT
Rare-high Dixie, Miss issippi Fling Jack Csde.
Jack Cade Dan Dryaut Lord Say. Jerry Bryank
Doors open at So o'clock Curtain rises IN Tsksaa
q cents.
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a GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING LADIES AND
"A gentemsn having cast ea CcshnG Farniture, Oar
pets and Jewery al the highest price by calling
or addressing A. Harris $50 Third Ladies' attended
u Nv Mrs Hsuts
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4 METER CHANCg srrLL-LADIEs AND GENTLE.
"A men have great demand for cast OF Cioshing Fur.
nture Carpets Jewery, &C. for the western MARKET WI
Tor Costs Frym s. 70 sls for Pants from So 80 Please
call ON or ADDRESS j. Anha i52 seventh avenue between
twentieth Twenty nrst strrcs Puncuaiy attended La
dies Att nd 10 Mrs. Anhat
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DALACE GARDEN MUSIC HALL
IL SKATING. SKATING. SKATING,
TAUGHT IN SIX LESSONS.
The hall will BIO open daily from III A. NJ 10 10 r. N. (Mon.
day and friday evenings excepted)
The upper saloon reserved exclusively for aides
NJ. HUNT, Professor.
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THR GREATEST WONDER IN The WORLD IL TIM
young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from PArfa
Who be consulted strctest condolences On love
courtship marriage sickness ineperNnce situations Law
sss BUSINESS travelling absent friends lost pre-
pery ~ she has also secyst W make beloved By
hearts ideal ana bn9s ogsther those separated Red
deoce l Third above twenty srns
door Ladies', rs cents; gentleman 50 oents
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At B.-WHo HAS NOT HEARD or THE CkLK.
IN. brHted Mme PRKwkrER v ho has been oonsulsed by
thousands In this and other cities with
abe feels confident she has equs She tells the
future wife husband and that OF her vser III You wsh
truth give her call at Isl Third avenue above Twenty Arnl
sAreet Ladies'. No cents; gentlemen 81
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DENTIsTR Y.


A RTIFfCrAL BONE FILLING FOR DKCAyED
"A teethpu In while soft, without pain Acb-
teeth shells be nsd with by the discover,
JAMES PEARSON, NJ ID. Removed 70 $50 Broadway, west
eide, above Union square
a DULARIA PATENT BONE prILING-wARRANTEO
IA best for decaycd tender teeth pain, teeth saved,
tcothache prevented Besutifu Teeth $40 SOD set. qua
avenue corner Twenty second street
A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH, ON SILVER, From
IA Is $40; gold, SIS 10 325 each Extracting, Clean
ing Filling Teeth ~ 70 ~ cents with skl by n.
viIERS Sem, DENTIST nj his residenoe 65 Bowery, north
east Of Canal street
A MOST WONDERFUL DIaCOvERy TEETH Bx.
IA trarted without pain by benurbing application
beautiful teeth inserted o. with without extracting The
roots; silver, q warranted. J. JAY yILLERS l56
Grand street Elm, tive blocks east Of Broadway
r MUNSTER,
IL. GRADUATED SURGEON DENTIST.
No q West Twenty ninth street,
Between Broadway and siash Aveass,
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AHR CHARLES r. MArUsIN WILL Gi TIN IL
with varied programmed consfstfda rcc
taons from ehakspere and the poe entirely frcm meoE
on FRIDAY 1881 at Clinton Han. Tickets - oe0eA
Entertsanmcnt W commence u o'oi0ck
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A FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE WISH TO DISPOSE
"a OF their Horsss Carriage and naznssa together
Inahoe.ny brown. with long w. isk hands high kind
Brswstsr and used only August The used
but few tmea Inquire for David ut Kings stable Forty
Pm.
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!.
A BONA FIDE PSYCHOLOGIST, THAT EVERY ONE
N depcDd Ia Madame WILSON who tolls the oh
OF your visit enter her Madame Wilson
r. the greatest astrufogs that known She will
woke the OF her wonderful science and tell all the
events Of your whole fc Her predictions true that
they surpse every that consuts her Some ladies'
get little timd. though they need fear for she
Tees nothing but what reasonable Ia philosophers All
should consult this wonderful aud lady
advice has known IN fall and twenty thousand
dollars reward who equal in the above s
spoe Madame Wilson In possesSon OF the celebrated
- charms which certain In their effect Truly
she be called wonderful lS9 Allen street between
Houston and Stanton over the bakery Fes for ladies and
gentlemen ~
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MORROW SEVENTH
"A daughter born with cau and gift of foresight tells
how and often will marry, and events
your tboughs Fee 70 cests 4 Ludlow street, below
Houston.
,oRA A. SEAMAN INDIAN DoGrREss AND fNDR-
~ pendent Business Clairvoyant has removed from
Gorck street 20 x9 Division street. where she
suited all subjects usual N. B-My Indian vegeta
BILE Hair Restorer sold here.
fyLAIRyoYANCB.-MRs SEYM0URs MEDICAL
~ Carvoyan koomn 2l0 Kast Twentisth street. between
FIRST and second critical, medical and
business consultations and evsaug perfect satafac
ton guaranteed always, or no pay.
MADAME RAY, $50 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
Nl Twenty seventh sweet surprises All vs her The
stick troubled and unuchy should test her rho
your very ibonghs lucky numbers, iosscs Ld@ 70
n nts, 80 cents
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DAKTSER wANTED-wIrH $40 IN A NEW AND USE
apply Apply 10 j. H. COLDwBLI 263 Greenwich street.
DARTNER wANTED-wTTH $1,000 PAYABLE IN IN
II starnents, in we'll established newspaper. civil
engineer preferred Address j. O. NJ H., Herald Office.
DARTNER swANrED-wITH $1,000 TO sIs0n IN A
well established business pay ng large profit and
with this addition OF capital be made $1,000
young person speaking spanish preferred Ad
dress II. O X Herald Office.
DARTNER wANTED-IN AN OLD EsTABLIsHRD
real estate office OF standing TO take the place
OF partner recently deceased CapitL merely nominal
active preferred Address call at 3 Fourth
e1.)6 "A SMART. ACTIVE NAN, WITH THIS
oil LD. amount wanied As partner TO take charge Of
wholesale retail this day, will sell
has other business 10 attend Apply TO j. FLYNN No 80
Thomas street, near West Broadway.
GEnO WILL PURCHASE HALv INTEREST IN
spCOU well established genteel Office business, TO take
the place oNa retiring partner now doing good business
fo' iu,''e' wELi.s 60, aia Broadway, room %.
0I00 GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ACTIVE
pOOO. young man, AZ partner In an old established
The business absolutely necessary II be easily
learned. q b. HOWks Co. 42S Broadway, room H.
CT AAA -PARTSBR WANTED IN A BUSINESS
quired Business profitable and done for cash inquire OF
MORRILL, A HASKELL. 81 Park row. room 10
OK mn TO sl0U1-PARrNER WANTED, IN
pO.UOV cash misunderstanding business which win pay
from $1,000 20 $4,000 annum man willing 70 devote
bis energies TO business will md this, investigation
chance seldom offered Address Busness boz lOl Herald
Office.