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The national Republican., 1861-10-31
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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ID IL p E CTUS OF THE WEEKLY
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The undersigned commenced, in the month of
December last, the publication, IN this city of
weekly newspaper, called the National Repub.
iCdn.
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Gas EI.xT.UR RESI-
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

Those who desire 10 select from new patterns with
the advantage of reduction In prices, will call early
and examine.
We would also call the attention Of persons about
introducing gas into their dwellings to increased
facilities and consequent low prices for this branch
IF our trade
Inviting all who desire their work done promptly
and free from gas eakages to call at $50 Pennsyva
mia avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
south side j. W. THOMPSON h co.
nov 26
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DENTISTRY.
CEE1'ili TEETIlu

L M. LOOMS, NJ. D., I'LL.
Lhs hventor aud patentee Of the Mineral Plate
Many persons can wear these teeth who oanno,
wear other, and no person oan wear other1 who can
not wear these. ...'
Persons calling at my once can Be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular and wish the purss
cleanes strongest, and mos perfect denture that ar
can prodnoe, the Mineral Plate will Be more fully
Rooms in this oity-No sss Pennsylvania avsAue
between Ninth and Tenth streets, Also, 907 Arof
street, Philadelphia. mar Ib-ly
nR. LOCKWOOD continues the prac.
~ toe Of Dentistry, In the Washington Building
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Having practiced In the South nearly six,een years
that may oall ......
Teeth inserted on vsLoAnrx, Russzl, or Coin
PLATE, Chloroform administered when desired.
aug 1T
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E>OWLn's PILE AND JUNIOR CURE,

A SURE CURE for Beedjg, Blind, and Itohipa
FILES, Bcrofula, Salt Rheu. and Diseases of the
Skin. Cne bottle warranteto cure In all cases II
money. Only FIVE bOttlSn thousand returned
and these were cases q btula Hundreds Of let
ters and certificates a1now in the propretor's pos
session, which can be en- upon application. Send
for circular. n
Prince street Bostf and for sale by JOHN WI.
LEY. corner Thirdfeet and Pennsylvania avenue
Waahneton HoasJ Jole agent for Washington City
and Vicinity. CeIcates with each bottle, :" IIice
One Dollar" sept 28-2m
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nR. A. ZAPPONE,' Instructor ..,I
X tqrer In PhysiologyS Chemistry, Botanv snd
easSsr Of Of Science
Portuguese, Latin, Greek, and oibsr ibariah, Herman
oince, NO q street, being near PennsSivas
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VIZ OOD AND COALI

w
On hand, full supply of all kinds Of ANrHRA-
CITE COAL.
81 Coal kept in coal houses we'll screened before
delivery.
2,2i0 lbs TO the ton.
Wood, of all kinds, prepared, or delivered cord
length.
TERMS CASHi
FLAW. M. GAIT,
No. 2s2 Pennsylvania avenue,
aug lift vetween llth and 18th streets.
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JNO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.
l. MUNN & co, proprietors Of the scientific
American, and agents for procuring American and
Foreign
With Sixteen Years Experience in The Business.
Reter TO Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt
Hon. W. ID. Bishop, ex-CommiseiOners Of fatentt,
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum Co.'S Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet of advice sent free by mail.
Patent Laws aud Regulations, 100 pages, 70 cent?
mail.
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail
preliminary Examination in United States Patent
OlHce So. .-... ....
Offices, No. 81 Park Row, New York; Washington
coruer OF aud Seventh Streets opposite the Pateu,
Nmre. 1I--Snif
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GARDBNl
ER.NST LOEEELER

Takes tins melnoa of announcing to, his friends and
the public generally that he las opened his garden,
on tue corner of New York avenueand First street,
for the recsDuon Of yisers, for thsseason Music on
Monday ana 1nursday evenings, and sacred concerts
on sunasy evenings Bs has always large supply
best lager ueer from his own bewery. He also fur
nisbes lager peer to persbns Throughout the city
bowling siiey ANA gymIAsunhaye been fitted up for
the aCcoRmOuuuUn of visitors may24
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a. = " RssrrNY, p,s2,lsta4, Bas,5..
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NTEW VOC PRICES EOR ALL KINDS
N nfC,Ioihin Tats, Caps, Trunks, Valises Shirts,
6oI,ars and at SMITHS, No. 46O Seventh
street onnoair rost once. oct Sim
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DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION
Weakness or Debility, FlatuIency and uses
Toss Of Appetite, Nervousness, Liver Com
plants, Bilious Fevers. and all Disease.
Of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels
as a PREVENTIVE FOR FEVER AND AGUa
ratsf BnTERs ARE NUT eOUallru>
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FOR THE WESTERN
" RIVERS.

" RIVERS.
QUARrERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, June II, 1861
Proposals invited for constructing Gunboats
upon the W estern rivers.
Specifications will be Immediately prepared, and
may be examined at the Quartermaster's Office at
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and ut this Office.
Proposals from boat builders and engine builders
alone will be considered.
Plans submitted by bidders will be taken into con.
sideration. NJ. G. MEIGS,
june 10 Quartermaster General United States
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~ gains in all kinds of Clothip, TrunIs War hr-
TnSpeI ~ Bags spirits Ties, Collars, Hats and Cans
Uiios III NO No 400 Seventh street, opposite Post
Will DC sold at astonishing low rates. oct SIm I'M"
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A LSEKx MORTIMER GRIFFIN co. AUCTIoNEERs
Nx0ANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
10 be peremptortly sold at public auction,
ON MONDAY, SEPT. 80
1HB PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR
EUROPE.
Eastwood octave Pianoforte rosewood Drawing Room
6uits rosewood and mahogany Chamber Furniture,
Oak Dining Room Furniture, Paintings
Statuary, Bronzes Chandeliers
Mirrors, Velvet Medal
lion Carpets,
Al rodonce Of DR. Phillip Ransom AZ West Sixteenth street.
Between Fth aud Sixth avenues.
SALE COMMENCES AT IL O'CLOCK
In solid rosewood covered with silk bro
f Secretary and Bookcase Etegeres bronze Clock
pier and mantel Mirrors embroidered lace Cur
sans nn intel Ornaments Centre Tables Kings Patent Re-
On Oh Paintings by eminent artists; bronze and
marble Sta iary superb match Paintings, Scenes in
Wi zarisA Cole; the Assumption of the Virgin
rct COPY iron the celebrated painting IN the Louvre Gallery
nrs by Icra Fruit Piece Winter the Danube;
o,,sant PantinA on silk, by Healy
Ca, 'terbnry Stool and Cover;
JIatssrnd ct Extension Table, china Dinner and
Tea Sets crystal Gaa ware richly engraved Table Cutlery
stcads wardrobes, Tsiei Tables Commodes Dressing
Sheets Towels McGraws latent Sofa Bedsead Bookstsnds
Carpet Also, assortment OF Basement and Kitchen
Furniture House to let for SALE orfurther particulars
Aucionecr
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RARNUx's AMERICAN MUSEUM.


RARNUN's AMERICAN MUsEUM.
AND o1 1SsE Y EEKrprrro..
LAST WEEK
. AND CLOSING EXHIBITION
that %aTs G'n mfFSo rpS en,rnsrf
E hHyHSG hhIIPPrrcoff9TAMTs:
Yes readers this the last week and closing sxhfbiouF
sx SFiEBST s SlEE, S oeTSRER !.
sS 1s
domthat declared IL Sacred History dob xLJ that
every biblical student who him. and hundreds have
rs s
wSsh sisSnsS as.stI$sa IN iAs soes q JOB
wi Efa ais IN NEW YORK.
Hence the importance Of embracing this opportunity He -
accompanied by native Arab keeper who also great At
men.
sss ss ss$ TfS $s,;
s;SsSd h$SSx SSSi 80
EVERY DAY and w O'Clock p M, at each Of which -
p'0aa FAINT f HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY,
and the Ausha%Sf E sn an n%!fa' CHAMBER
which has facd with laughtssv
D'HsTs Ss;E'sSr ~ ssf
see the same things at other establishments.
RRYANTs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL, IN,
ID Broadway above Grand Monday September 81
and every night during the week. First appearance OF hs
''' Mons. 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
- The seventh son of a seventh sister .
The professor begs leave to that his fantas
sYRuporsou FL IlssHhoMANTn
= The Tnpanonion Raw Recruits, Dr. TqmbletE 49,
.. CAMPBELL E sRYAH NORM NEIL AND DAN
Doors open at 6X; curtain at TX tickets Is cents
J. TWENTIETH SEASON, ISGl-62.
again take place the DAY Of the Week as In former
years, viz: exclusively on
AT THE E HAyy sasshsr ROOM.
Subscribers associate and professional members
quased to secure their by applying at the PLACES
Against PAYMENT Or THE AMOUNT OF sunscnIr-
SEASON WILL BE DELIvERED.
The subscription lists viii BIO opened for subscribers Of fo
TUESDAY. OCT. l.
New subscribers 's SSsD * fs' 5GS Hn'i
The first rsh'ar'l xl sSf oo fsev' on
At311 ocockP.M.,
when the following orchestral pieces will be rehearse'
Beriioss oSer,ar r.i Ie Carnival Roma .,''
X. Wagner's Overture TO Renx,
CARL BERGMAN
Terms Of subscription for five Concerts and fifteen Re-
Associate members, admission to all. ;.......ss
subscribers three admissions to each Of the 10
snSscrpons received a, the music store: Of '-'-
Scharfenberg Luis go Broadway Ninth streoa
sressng 7Ol Bssc ssasy and I'd q sroo
Or at Irving Hall, during the time OF rehearsals.
J. @. BEIsHEIM. Secretary.
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M M. HOLLfNGSHEAD, AUCTIONEER-iOc0 CASES
w Boots Shoes and Brogans auction lay
ober at l0H O'Clock the store Of j. T. Whitehose Is
Cortladt street. comprising well stock direct from
manufacturers Also retailers stock Of Goods Cata-
logucs on morning Of sale.
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RASJo AND VIOLIN TAuGHT-By JAS. BUCKLEY.
ID SO <hite street. Broadway in the best quick
mAnner Pupils guaranteed 10 ioaru the In
ess ms When they learn from 70 eight each
son terms 50 per lesson; IL lessons So Apply
<boye carly.
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nANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, sALESROOM
II NO. ~ NASSAU STREET, BETWEEN FULTON ANb
IiI = N-' ~

|GE EoLBR00K, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL.
~ Maciousal street, near Amty street. on Monday.
" W. O'Clock the entire Furniture OF the house.
the nsral assortment Of Parlor, Dining Room,
nd Kitchen Furniture, DC,
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THE GREATEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD WILL
i reopen the Stuyyesant Institute 6J9 Broadway,
which is being fitted up with se decorations
&C., Ac.s Nv
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,ryHE WONDERS OF THE WORLD.

PhRIsIAN CABINET OF WONDEFS AND ANATOMY
500 Broadway next door to Ball Rla1 Co. New York
The the world and beauu nature hitherto
hidden now revealed showing mat handicraft Of
follows on the heels Of nature
Wonders OF the brain and pons vac ALL where the seat Of
the mind soul Is supposed 10 DC.
of the five sensesseeiW hearing smelling taste
touch.
Extraordinary freaks 0! nature together with wonders
from Paris Florence Munich and England.
Wonders of life, actually showu hidden life within fe
Exciting thrilling unsurN wonders aud curoef.
ties In the rotundn
wonders In obsetcy wonners OF embryoogy wonders Of
cstcs0gy. -. 81
at one view, and still sD alter wonders sepuchre oe
pathological room.
unprecedented experiments in cher A,stry %
Nil open daily gem lemen ly on and after SATURDAY.
Sept IS from 10 in the MORNING dn sat night.
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AMUNEMENTs.

A ADEMY or MUSIC-lsERRMANN
"A HEkkMANNS LAST PERFORMANCES
As the httsts OF the Opera ~ New York-having
cepted en- asements for Havana or Europe and win shc Il,
Leave the "n'rya'ransemenis ha been made, prior
wv, TWO Gar. NIGHTS Nj a OF ITALIAN OPERA
COMPLIMENTA ny BENEFIT 10 NR UIiMAN
In consequences the necessary preparations
HERMANN appear h PHILADELPHIA ocobsr a. there viii
only be given niahts mo- 70 by him
THIS AND EVERY EN ENING OF TIM WEEK.
Except Thursday, when the cademy had previously
LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS
LAST NIGHTS LAST N1QHTt
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A D. CAULKINs, AUCTONEER.
III. MORTGAGE SALE.
Rich and costly Household Furniture.
Elppnn PianOfO

hcn sno cosuy houAchoiu = VI huIe.
f raasss sSas.e
Monday, Sept 80 at the elegant private residence 20
"e cs sse SSas ai is oeo %R
elegant psor rnure @as made to order and IN solid
rosewood The whole win be sold the highest bidder for
furniture OF the house nearly new and must be sold to
Elegant seven Panoforte with all modern
improvements overstrups o bass s gs.r keys ac
rich rosewood Stool satin and s%Srodsrsd
in ch brocade and SATIN rosewood Eegeres splendid and
costly ran rich Vases A. also
In fine reps rosewood Centre and Side Marble Top Tables
3 o sS s IN s mss
order and IN excellent condition
sas sSs5 ,S,ssS
every description Sale p']D1vs B&R SHsE
L. SMITH, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
% is nG 1871 street s SP
Broadway Everything must be removed this day
ssIaNEEs' SALE.
IA An extraordinary opportunity for a., ,..
Over worth q rich and costly Furniture
comprisnS lhS Ssa%ai Fssaisars confined in
The 10
rain Or shine o. Eossh apss , In
COMPRISING three full suits richly carved all Of which are
Ps
gold satin and moquet; Damask and Lace Curtains Velvet
and Turkish Lounges, Mantel and Pier Mirrors fine
wood Eegcres rich Sevres and Dresden Mante Vases Ar
tsc Bronzes Bsque Figures Marble Pedcsta Parlor Or
uameuts, &c.
Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover.
Elegant Bureaus Bedsteads II Hair Mattresses Chamber
Suits In rosewood Bronze Clocks Spring Seat Chairs Mir
Beds and Bedding Extension Table Sofa Bed
eteads rich Cut Glass of description marble Buff
fet Oicoth rich Chandeliers &c Sale positive rain
= Rknle. r. W. WESTCOTT, Auctioneer.
UCTION NOTICE.
"A LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF
JOBBEk'S STOCK OF
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
BY order OF Assgnees,
TOMORROW (Monday) Sept 80
We beg to call the attention of all goods buyers to
large sale of seasonable goods catalogues which
ready and all of which will DO sold without by order
of asstgnees.
Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES
$50 Cases BOOTS ali new goods received direct from East
WIN. TOPPING 4 CO., Auctioneers,
Nos. and II Park place, and
No. Murray street.
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RROOHhYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
- OPENING NIGHT
for the of l86l-62
THURSDAY NEXT, OCTOBER s, AT O'CLOCK
Mr.. ullman respectfully informs tho pubisc that
MONS HERMANN,
TIE GREAT INSTRUMENTATION,
soIREE DE PREsTIpEmTAToN.,
assisted by the
ORCHESTRA OF THE OPERA
The programme for the will be the that
formed ny Hermann his opening night New York
THE PRICES OF ADMISSION
. VIII be the aSin New York.
Admission 10 cents. Asnphitheatre Is cents
Reserved seats rs cents extra. Oichests stalls a.
BOX Office, Academy of Music; SHELLS, IL Wall street,
NoTicE-The sale of seats Wednesday, Oct q
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/ NOM On EXHIBITION
AT JONES' WOODS
Admission Is cents; children under 10 IS cents
THE SECOND AND THIRD AVENUE CARS
Take passengexs Sixtyhfth street. within minutes
wax OF Jones, Woods.
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WINTER GARDEN,
w FOURTH

WlSrEEEo ' GkHPEN.
or the brilliant and beautiful Coincidence,
go MRS. JOHN WOOD,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 80,
ANNE BRAcEGIRDLE,
THE ACTRESS BY DA VI tffS o0"''' %
written expressly for Mrs John Wood SceneLondon Pc
riod-lG90.
inthe bSrlssqus q that ti,le, with
To crown this closing week of the performances OF this
ss TSs r and whG 6hs
sure n announcing an engagement with the celebrated
sENoRINA ISABELLA cUBAs
SENIOR JUAN ASP xrMENEs,
RSS ss o ne
PIE and venna and the Lycea theatre London Speaking
cnstoed TO attach to those magnificent Andasan beauties
an and have been the theme Of Of the most charm
@ d M %o u f sf
terse dances, Were at once simple and costly and dstn
oay belongs the erandiose school if may the
IN so nat s
seasons since but the and activity which of
Isabel subaued by exquisite elegance and refinement
leave hesitation in declaring debut
N'H
which hhs M pe john s9 %a OF e psysh
SRa w y by Kopps
Lothian w N'N'' - '''' N'N
Sonora Isabella Cnbas and Don xmenes will appear, with
full corps de ballet.
Wood will sing her celebrated comic songs
While they're here, If they interfere,
Wont we give them warmer.
whack. row de dow,
Where was you General Patterson.
Ns'u' received u MO APPLAUSE.
viii III ns ea aSs 0SAs aud Senior xmcne
a, halfpast precisely.
NIxoNs ROYAL cTE REV ! AND ND sMYENAotRIE.
SEsfs m ssh fi:'''
H EATEN s$S AE$s s sESsE
TINS ia es Sss5. VIZ SI q A. SEP sss. 80
cH Essf @
t
FRS. nigh. Of those as,ea aSR'sss symna. the
ESTos sFSsn slss Of
THREE c.oT * 1H s hzs a.
a ii Splendid Esse.irian i Troupe also
. Admission 20 cents; children Is cents
GALE SISTERS.
NEW BOwERY THEATRE
IN Sole proprfetors Messrs. G. l. Fox j. w. Lngard
MONDAY, Sept. 80, 1861.
The grand historical drama of
EVA, THE IRISH PRINCESS
Andy oLoashn q l. Fox
The musical farce Of
NO, OR THE GLORIOUS MINORITY.
Frederick with songs) Mr. James Dunn
(Is first appearance this SEASON.
And the nautical drama of
BLACK EYED SUSAN.
DOMAIN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM-TIfE AN.
lO nua Festival in aid Of the above institution, will
place at the Academy of Music Thursday. october 5.
The entertainments consisting distinct
one in the afternoon and another in the evening Will be Of
very superior character supervised by n b. Clark Esq,
who In conjunction with John Brougham, ESQ., has
Quoted the performances several years. Caution
Tickets should purchased the only either
before or the day evening Of the festival from those
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FRANK RIVERS, MEL JDEoN AL CALLOwHILlA
street. Phadephia, N cpen for the season 1881 and
62 on Thursday, ue,oner s6-Lades anu gentlemen that
con and reporto the stage at the green room,
M2PN oil thatoay. FRED A. DUBOIS, Stage Manager.
VVooDS THE ATRE, CINCINNATI, O.-THIs THEA
w tire Will OF for the about the 10Th octooer
Members o. profession wishing an ensagemens to .nc
s he Ssss nsdres xse ss. rSens Vest viii
dress GEO. WOOD,
Woods Theatre. Clneinnau u
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DAILY AROUND THE OLD GUARD
III THE FIRST SCOTT LIFE GUARD
Fourth regiment New York Volunteers.

The increase of recruits BY General Dir 70 the
United States government has been nearly COM
I,eed few more patriotic volunteers will be accepted
street, between Broadway and Elm street.
This regiment has been In the United States service since
May 1851 and In stationed Havre Grace, Nd
Recruiting oncers-Capt. Chas W. Kruger, Company d.
Lieut. James Mcdonald, Company
Recruits forwarded every day to the regiment
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DANlEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM
~ NO ~ Nassau street, between Fulton and John Streets
DANEL A. MATTHEW'S will sell at auction tomorrow
az his salesroom general assortment Of Paror
goods ready for examination
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street. will sell Wednesday, October 1851 at 10Y
clock the rich and costly Household Furniture
In the private house l2l Edrdge street, between Delaney
and Rvngton streets consisting of English Velvet
Ingram Carpes elegant rosewood Parlor Sus Etegeres
Centre and Side Tables Paintings Curtains Vases rosewood
and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus Washtand two French
mirrors, Mattresses Lounges, Chairs, Clocks Dining
Tables Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery Ware &c
Sale TO commence at 10Y o'clock, rain shine.
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I ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
IL An extraordinary opportunity for

This day Nonday) at 10Y O'Clock, the entire contents
OF the large private residence 1913 Wayeley place.
Sixth avenue consisting of three handsome Suits
covered In brocate silk and hair cloth; solid
wood Pier and Centre Tables; Eegere
with glass doors and back large oval French Mirrors Turk
ish Chairs and Lounges Curtains Vases Clock
wood aud Eahogany Bedseads, Bureaus Washsans Sofa
Beds Chairs Lounges Clocks Corner Stands, Mirrors,
Tables Hair Mattresses Beds Bedding Brussels
Carpets oak Extension Table Dining Chairs Glass China
and silverware Table Cutlery, Ac. Sale positive.
L. ROTH. Auctioneer.
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roLIrIcs UPON rHE SrAGK--ln the new burctta cs1dd
1.-THE Seven Sons" and produced keenes
on Monday ming the question: of the rebellion and W.
causes aud the conduct England this counsy
very fully an freely discussed Indeed this could hardly
have been ayoide In buresque which designed to be tic
vehicle for hits at tie and the times
these very questions those which occupy the public
and absorb the public attention. II noticeable at the
first representation Of she play that the applause which fol-
lowed every telling hit rnnounced that Miss keene had not
only selected popular subjects for her dialogue but had hit
nicely public opinion upon these subjects They
appaIdsd heartily phpyc asainst any peace mongsrng
course of the English and mt the bes OF the Tmes
correspondent also coay received by the audience
and foundations of abo Srsts sccessonsts alike
were yehement endorsed or there happened to be
few individuals among crowd whom these
ments did not Please and who tried to hiss the piece Their
Efforts were greeted with adOus cheers however, aud
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