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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

announced. on Tuesday morning. that he
had made all things ready. and would
take the stage for the East on its departure
in the afternoon of that day.
The sequel proved that nearly every an
nouncement made by Madame Rumor was
true--there was little or no fiction attend
ing the matter. The Gov. went and took
with him his physician. Doctor Cham
bers. late of Winona. Minnesota, and four
noted individuals as gurds. to-wit: Lott
Huntington, Jason and William Luce.
and Moroni Clawson. to each Of whom. as
reported last evening. one hundred dollars
is promised. in the event that they guard
him faithfully. and prevent his being kill
ed or becoming qualified for the Office Of
chamberlain in kings palace. till he
shall have arrived at and passed the cas-
tern boundary of the Territory. All these
things. notwithstanding their resemblance
to fiction, are known to be true; and by
stage, to-day. Judge Crosby and Martin.
the repudiated quasi ex-Superiutcndent OF
Indian Affairs. also 60 east for reasons
best known to themselves. So says re-
port. -.
Last evening. after Governor. Dawson
left. fearful and awful disclosures were
made. The opinions Of the many that
the Governor had committed an offence
that might endanger his personal safety in
the event the insulted lady had relatives in
the Territory, proved to be correct; he had
recently done what, under the common
law Of the country. would. if it had been
enforced, caused him to have bitten the
dust. and, rs soon as he was informed that
the deed would be divulged by the injured
party, he suddenly became sick and crazy,
made his will and sent his physician once
and again to offer large rewards to the la
dy, il she would make affidavit that moth
ing OF the kind reported bad transpired.
Gov. Dawson was formerly editor Of the
Fort Wayne Times. lie had been in the
territory but about two weeks. and it seems
improbable that he would in SO short a
time have committed an offence Of the char
acter mentioned in the last paragraph oi
the above article. He must. we think,
have been the victim of a conspiracy. in
which case it is very probable that some
cyprian. claiming to be respectable wo.
man. played her part Of the game. We
await further testimony on the subject be
fore giving credence to the above improba.
ble story.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
By order of the President.
A Word OF Caution.

In the late Democratic Convention Mr..
Hendricks spoke with great bitterness OF
the Republicans and tho Administration.
but uttered not wori Of oensure against
the rebels. not q complaint against the
traitors in arms who are trying to destroy
the Government. and who arc shedding
the blood of the brave men of Indiana who
have taken up arms in defense of their
country. He charged that the war was
brought about by the Republicans. and
that it was unnecessary and wicked. Ol
course. if these things are true. the rebels
are in the right. are acting on the defensive,
and whoever fights should fight on theil
side. According to Mr. Hendricks the
men Of Indiana are fighting in an unholy
and damnable cause; are waging war un-
righteously commenced against their breth-
rem of the South. which they ought to end
by laying down their arms and asking
pardon Of the injured party.
notwithstanding the sugar coated reso-
luton thanking our brave volunteers. stuck
in Ut the tail end of the platform. the ha-
tired Of the men who composed the late
Convention Of the war and every man who
is engaged in it. manifested itself in vari-
ous waYs. Ex-Govcrnor Wright. on his
return from Eurhpe. declared in favor of a
prosecution Of the war. and denounced the
traitors in Just and hearty terms. For
which the members of the Convention ha-
ted him, and would not even suffer his name
to be mentioned. A delegate fsom RAN
AL ~ ro.~~>x - fy.--~I ~o,c1~t,ox, ~, orc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
Gov. Dawson Of Utah in Trouble.-.
Woman Involved.

Gov. Dawson Of Utah in TroubIe.--A
Woman Involved.
The telegraph announced few days
since that Governor John w. Dawson. of
Utah. who left Salt Lake City on the 31st
Of December. for the East. was pursued,
and when about IL miles on his journey.
was whipped and robbed. Seven of the
men guilty of the outrage had been arrest
ed. and three Of them. while attempting to
escape from the officers. were killed. The
Salt Lake Ne~s of January 1st. says the
Chicago Tribune, has just come to hand.
BY which we get some hints at the cause
which led to the sudden leave-taking by
Gov. Dawson of his brief gubernator;al
honors in the Mormon Territory. 1t seems
there was woman in the scrape. and that
It was rather necessary His Excellency
should bid no formal adieu. but "go at
once" The News Says s.
On yesterday (Dec. 30) about 2 o'clock
P. NJ. Gov. Dawson took his departure BIZ
the Eastern daily stage, on his return to
Indiana, under circumstances somewhat
novel and peculiar For the last eight or
ten days previous to his leaving he was
confined to his room, and reported to have
been very sick, and what was worse, in a
state Of mental arrangement, or in other
words. distressingly insane. This report
OF his physician. not very popular man
in this community. was at first disbelieved.
but It was subsequently, ascertained to be
verify true. and his affliction Of very Sc
rious character. so much so that he ina
gined that he had committed heinous Of
fense. na less than offering q gross insult
to respectable lady of this city. to whom
he requested his physician to offer . largo
sum Of hush money. DC. &c. q -
From Wednesday I'LL Sunday last, ru-
NOR upon rumor was in circulation. aud
many were the inquiries that were made in
relation 10 the Governors health and con-
dition, which was reported and generally
believed to be no better, but hopelesslY
worse. Such, also. was reported By his
friends on Monday. in consequence Of
which, great was the surprise when il was
-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
General Order of the Secretary Of War
i'm regard to the Battle at Mill Spring.
Wan DEPARTMENT. Jan. %. 1862.

The President, Commandcr-in- Chief OF
the army and navy, has received informa-
tion OF brilliant victory achieved by the
United States forces over large body OF
armed traitors and rebels at Mill Spring,
in the State Of Kentucky. He returns
thanks to the gallant officers and soldiers
who won that victory, and when the off,
cial reports shall be received. the military
skill and personal valor displayed in the
battle will be acknowledged and rewarded
in fitting manner. The courage that en-
countered and vanquished the greatly su-
perior numbers of the traitor force. pursu-
ed and attacked them in their entrench.
ments. and paused not until the enemy
was completely routed. merits aud receives
commendation.
The purpose of this war is to attack
pursue and destroy the rebellious enemy
and to deliver the country from the danger
menaced by the traitors. Alacrity, daring
courageous spirit and patriotic zeal on al
| occasions and under every circumstance
are expected from the army of the United
States. In the prompt and spirited move
ments. and daring shown in the battle o
Mil Spring. the nation will realize iti
hopes and the people will rejoice to homo
every soldier and officer who proves his
courage by charging with the bayonct ant
storming entertainments in the blaze Of th
enemy's fire.
BY order of the President.
(Signed) EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
This order has the genuine ring. 1t vii
electrify the nation and inspire our armie
to deeds of noble daring; but, we fear tn
Secretary. like Douglas, has killed him
self with majority of his Democrat
friends. for nttering such strong patriot
language as the above. There is no deny
ing that large majority of tho Indian
Democracy sympathise with the rebels an
wish them success.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30

ings which all men hold sacred from any
but the touch Of sympathy. And when
once struck by the rude hand of insult and
derision they clamor for vengeance. We
warn traitors at home to beware how they
insult the loyalty of the people, in deri-
ding the cause for which they are spending
their blood SO freely and nobly.-Ind.
jour- tft .ff re a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-30
Terms of subscriptions

,,.;x;, ,.av,,ee 81 sc
~ ps:J 80 a. months g, ,0(
,s ~ "a ae,h. g, sc
ws-xo ,,sr ;<centiuued until all azrcarsges paid
uaisss atthe option ofthe Psbiisher.
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-4l TERMS OF ADVERTISING. ss1
less. three weeks or less sieo'
zach 25 cents Larger advertisements
10 proportion Less than half square to han
aver half square charged whole
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An addition twenty-five cent will be maae on 'ne
above rates for Special Notices. r 4.
Azsss. in other cities win be allowed twenty
,r commission but advertisement, Of any kind
~ffs be inserted at less than regular rates
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SALES AT AUCTION.

MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 co, AUCTIONEFRS.
IA. MAGNIFiCENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
!. PAINTINGS, STATuAkY, AND
Many and costly Works OF Art az public auction.
SALE PEREMPTORY,
Commencing this day Tuesday, Jan 2 at II o'clock
the elegant residence S West street, between Fifth
Aeyen octave rosewood Pianofore,
Rosewood and black walnut Suits
.fonze and Ormolu Chandeliers,
l)vres and Dresden China Vases, N"''' 'a'i''''
B.oeade and Lace Curtains,
Bookcase Eeseres Centre os Buffet and Extension Table,
Sheffield Table Cutlery. Table Linen, ~
Rosewood Chamber Furniture, style Louis XIV.
vrawing hooms-hosewood Suit covered in blue and gold
b ,caie one do in green gold. SOFAS,
Amchars oval back and Reception Chairs rosewood Etc.
ceres. statuary marble top Bookcase lined
with satin WOOD plate glass doors Eneognures,
light Bronze and Omou Chandeliers imported by Marcott
elegant sets of embroidered Lace Curtains Console Tables
Cabinets Antique Vases from Poppei and Hercuaneum
Artstc Bronzes, representing Cheval De Marley Hamlet
grand Deecroix Inman, Selleres, Duverney Artistic
Bronze Clock month; black walnut Hatsand Vel
vet Stair Carpets &c:
Chanbers-Br,issels Carpets rosewood and mahogany
Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads, Commodes. Wardrobes,
Lounges Arnchars Sofas haircoth Spring and
Hair Mattresses. Feather Beds Blankets, Sheets Counter
,pancs Oval Mirrors Engravings
Dining RooOak Siiebuarl Extension Table China Din.
and Tea Sets, elegant ruby crystal
aran marble Punch Bowl Silver Dinner Tea Service
alyers Table Cutlery Napkin Rings Also the furniture Of
the servants apartments Basement Furniture
House for sale to let Inquire of the auctioneer.
N B-Strangers wishing To attend this sale take the
Filth avenue, Broadway Sixth
the Astor St. Nicholas and Metropolitan hotels which will
tcenh street Competent persons will be in to
pack ship and cart the goods
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AMUsEMENT

ANU
T AURA RRyNE's THEATRE
IL TIL: WORLD FAMOUS COMEDY
TIE WORLD FAMOUS COMEDY
THE WORLD FAMOUS COMEDY
Ia received nighilr with
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
sHOITS or LAUGHTER
UNCEASING APPLAUSE
UNCEASANG APPLAUSE,
creating
CARNIVAL OF FUN.
CAEEIYAL OF FUN.
The disrfbution of cha will include
ALL THE FAVORITES
OF the present popular oossDy and the play will pre-.
- scented with that easefu attention
DRESSES AND
MUSIC,
or which this theatre has ever been celebrated.
TO-NIGHT,
AND EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Dtvwswsn al halfpass SIX; performance commences at
hai past ssven
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER ERRAILROAD.--TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
IL Troy, the North and West Chambers att
and II A. NJ, aud Els, 8 and 1918 p. NJ
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ For Albany, Troy North and West
Winter arrangeme mt, commencing Monday, Nov a. 1861.
For Albany 30 A. NJ, Express Mail Train Twenty.
sixth street depot
For all local trains Time Table.
JOHN BuRCHILI. Assistant Superintendent
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CWREEs FRANCATS --IRi fNG Hi.LL.-rhE SUB
~ scipers are rni r'td to .acuLe III eats eiorc tue
neat representation, a. w. LAknONvlL II s. 6S Broadway
CONCERT SALOON 2-FoR sAfr r1Tts rEsT FREE
~ Cn,cer, oiuOn "a Now Yots fr1adwFJi n'nH "psd
lly uAess they hay abou - y cash, il Che bn-n ~ ~ mo
lest plyin-, anu ths owners would p0t f 1ny ni p"r-
tfut bus calls ht ttf from NJ fnih every A,lt
VIII le livcr. md IHrtiu sffs HirF'N ~
inqiry Call AZ 10 CLINTON N'ts' sit 1f919"aJs fun
~ Ill Oc,Vs
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AMUSEMENrSs
i ssS4r SsIrarsy ,sa salsds & thirteenth street.
NEW SERIES
srASDASP A5Srd24I GqEEDIEs'
TUESDAY,
TUESDAY
viii be acted first time here the celebrated Comedy u
n5s xeSss sS's:si
Written by Morton author Of pe the Plough" SECRETS
W Worth and Go1ny" s and present
Rapid Mr Lester Wsilaek
Sr Sla hapsl kaa4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. Ss1,as Bsss
orsss Sores s'4"y sorge s hsynDlSi Hoans
Frank oa'Ahd M JOIN SETON
Wsilsr SEGuar Mr. Nj rarsiss THSs
}osn s'1 q. M Mr. Parker Parker
Jessy Oakland Hoey
-'A@ To.MoRRow A ''sN''''''
FIRST iaMFGTGEpAssa; rTHE nka;E.
Mrs. Cowey's admired i've act comedy
BOLD srRqKE gSSfSSA4. sSs ! HUSBAND.
First time here ls nifn nosEso6s SslsSTse Aye act
The Es4isEIT FIX Erit DIFSEnrsr GI!
from the p'''''1ss sA&aisc 1sisi EVERY NIGHT.
u performances oommoocs.7x
ssa% psl,
NJEw BOwERY THEATRE
SATURDAY, JANUARS a. 1859, " -~
Ar entirely nev National Drama by Robert Jones, Esq
sCOTTO
- OR TIE SCOUT AND THE SPY:
%rfoi POI sTaESTs And f'fs1H TaSLEAUx LEEassofS'
A"' grand AsaiSSiESa oATciiISG = = GOVERNOR,
PETER BELL, THE wAaoNER.
TSAHNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GRAND GALA WEEK.
ALI. THE HOLIDAY NOVELTIES 81 AND MANY MORE
az additions M made to the Military Eyop!ions and
0'nt' parts OF the E NAfA3 f1li 3TEss oSDiSA
En- up az so 81 and snp na ~ SS
ever so. up ia America.
Fr.t time of gand Musical Novelty arranged BY Mr. Y
and introduced between the third fourth Of
MUSEUM "REMINISCENCES
CiN sAvAaEs, M II The HAppS W EAMiIY SEA h16a.
A TIE ia sEAGTEu IL is1s1srsa FAT nAsx aiME Snow
Eighteen SSE y;si. vi WEEK EslriaaS M6ke q pounds
LIVING HrPpoporAxSSss, 'oE ok GREAT BEHExorH
Of the scrptures-Job, ch. 40
WHALE STILL LIVES,
The u II l rS PSs A e se fs e. an in tn.
which contains beautiful living Fish
M%MNoTH GRIzzIY siSs BEAR SAMSON Happy Family,
Monster serpenis, Wax Figures and . multitude
of other novelties.
Admission to ALL 25 cents; Children under ten Is cents
DOkE MUTT, the New Hampshire prodigy, the smallest
in eAsence, has arrived in this city and il busy
teacher his teacher Of eloeuiion dramatic
He also IN the hands OF his tailor and his shirt
rar This preos nut viii BE- ened asS es to crsos
III tta course OF a few weeks It will open rich.
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DRyANTS' MINSrREIS,
- MECHANICS HALL 473 Broadway,
Above Grand street.
MONDAY, Jan. 20 and every night during the week
BLACKSMITliS' JUBILEE, LORD LOWELL,
AFRICAN POLKA.
Campbell, Leslie. Fowler, Hilton and Gould,
the popular vocal qunrtete nnew SonRs Chorusses, &C.
morn. Florence, Peel, Getngs, Neil and Dan Bryant.
the lavorite Comedians. their Plantation Comicates
OTIlELLO.
Othelo. Dan Bryant DesdenOna .Eph. Horn
Doors at 6 curtstn rises At X Tickets 70
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JcS BowERY NEAR BROOME sTREET.-MADAME
LOO wIDGER, Clairvoyant and siied spanish lady.
wells mysteries futury love- marriage Friends
sckness prescrbcs medicines for all Diseases tclis lucky
numbers property lost or stolen, &c.
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DAWNpROKPgs

pAwNRRqkRRs sA, -.: G.. ,nIGC1Ns WILL
avenue near Forty second street a hrge assorttleni ii
Coihing. uonis rants, TX Dfessns Coaks Cars Oui~
Bankrs, Pillows, Eoce, re" COOS - BY order OF "a,
Nipgns
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MoRrGAqE SALE oF sArEs rrXrrRrs. &C. THE
i ulatrsisncd Nil eAposs ~ sole, al tie elrusr AZ
bany and washington streets Jan - at " earl ,in NO
Iron safes, chats, CHfr4ts F.xtnr,s A..
RICHARD CARLOW, Jr., Au'y for wat,tagfe
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M DOUGHTY, AuonoNEnE, WILL sE11 ON WE'D

l ncsday, jan 22 at II ocok At 25 East Tenth street
First avenue, entire household Fuini re of he
.l"ye sdence vizGiit frame pfr ND Manto Mirrors
fc.eopl Psrlor Suits covered " focate Brussos Tapcs
try cfpfs, wood Panoforc -irarl aud lace Curains
-cVoot Itc.ne, Extension Dining f,h,es, Dining Chairs
L.a an Dinner Sc Glassware Cute " Dressing Bureaus
Washs.inci, black walnut Chamber SUITS oak do, Hair
DcirWi t0i ly sot flrca.h.
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AMES CUSHING, AUCTION
enue, will sell on Tuesday, Janu-
,, Mt l99 West Forty seventh street,
avenues, the entire stock Of a
consisting of ladies', Misses and
the best quality; a lot of slightly
of steel covered and uncovered,
lton yarn filling. Tape, Of various
Clasps, and a large lot of Lamp
Tables, Desks, Parlor and other
two Circassian Goats. one male
from the best stock. and various
to mention. Sale positive. Terms
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[NEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
N Of Household Frrn.ture.-Tnis dny, ut II O'Clock
store lsl broadway, large stock con-
ss,ing OF faror Suits OF various kinds, Chamber Suits Ii
brary aud Dining Room Suits superb Parlor
Etcgeres Canterburies WORK Tables, Centre Fany
ors Arnor-a uace, double door Wardrobss Library
Secretary Bookcases, Extnnsi,n Tables Bcfct Lounges
Chuirs, ac.-makiDg line stock Sale positive. =
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WHO WOULD NOT GO WHERE FORTUNE Is'--Go
w yc, see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro.
phecss the best of all and canuot be excced Can be
suited personally letter. al affairs Of liie
SUITS absent fends love- cour.ship
rage health, wealth, and who reclaim drunken and
faithful husbands Miss W. is the only person In this city
who genuine Roman aud Arabian asmans for love-
good and all business affairs and are guarantees for
life Delay ths naturally gifted and beautiful
young lady Lucky numbers given Highly respectable city
Can be her residence l0l Sixth avenue,
oppo n Eighth
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A UoTIoN NoTIcE.-JAMEs GUSHING, AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE..
"A eer, o:iice 49y Ninth az,
sary Fl, AZ lD}s O'Clock A. NJ,
between Eighth and Ninth
Hop Skirt Mandatory,
'children's Hoop Skirts, OF
damaged Skirts, a quantity
some unfinished Skirts, cot
colo rs; Cording, Buckles, {
wick, Letter Press, Chairs,
Stoves, Oilcloths, Carpets,
sand one female, imported,
other articles to numerous I
cash.
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NJ DOUGHTY. AUCTIoSEER, WILL SELL THIS
IVA. dn, jan II at lol O'Clock, at salcsroo ~ Nassau
street hoJscbnii furnure onsisting of Brussels and
grain csrp, wood ard Paror SUITS
Extension Dining Tables, Buiics Dinnr Chars DrrssIn,
Bureaus Washsands Beusead Hat Mattresses Pnliisses
Lounges the whole to be peremptory sold 10 the high.
est bidder s
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In new Acts, Songs, Dances, Burles1nes, &C.. &c.
THE BEST BALLET TROUPE
THE BEST BALLET TROUPE
The BEST BALLET TROUPE
in the city, under the direction of
MONS. PAUN, BRILLIANT
together with the regular troupe connect I'd with this
lshncnt, forming combination that cannot be
equal.e'
Doors open at G performance 10 commence "a O'Clock
Aims .lsn :--PargncL - cents; gallery, 10 cents.
ROBERT W. BUTLER, Manager and Proprietor.
EorrcE-Grcat Novelties In active preparation
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IOSEP1 HEGEMsN. "WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22, AT u,
T. ucors NJ at VI ,ntlcr street, Ioyt BROOKLYN
,faror siit In green dana. two mahog Book ases
bronh, iron Paror safe S15, Tables Engiavings
tnrse French Clocks ahoany wrrdIub.s Bslstcads Com.
MODES .hars Once Desk, Carpcts Platform Scales, &C. NC
A,o 100 QUART bottles pure Crct Wnc imported by the
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AfoRraAaE sAfE- lorN D. RrsI.rY AUCTION.

NfORFGAHE SALE--fO fOHS ~ gUsLFv AUCTION.
Itl .gr Nn sell this ay. &c o'clock f4t Cana, street
Soas, SOFA beds bAtcn on, Centre and Fables uat
Iac"s unrilt SOP and other Bureaus, Wnshsauds,
hoshns Ho,kins aud otno- chars Waid,obos, CaoAip2
stoves IuOkng Gas-as, od hark wHJpr, other
~ bedscads, hruss,s lhcefy apd otncr Carpet Oleilha
nair nnh other Ntiuc.aeA tnather krAa, Bpnkabuds,
iahktta coutior'efs Pillow. Ea-ora Beddinr FArther
Attorney.
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nAvID d. EGAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
II day at IS Canal street at ls o'clock, 9cdstead B-
Chairs Sofas, Lounges Looking Glasses suits OF Cham ber
Furniture,'&c.
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EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR UoUsEKErp.

ExraAoRDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HoUsEKEEP.
IL efs 20 riding housekceiera and dealers Over
OF elegant Housenod Fufniturr. Car ets Glass China
silver ware viii be sold ~ public auton large
dwelling mousse 10, Wavefley place, OF Sixth
this aei noon at occk precisely, insisting of Nj
yards OF brussels and Ingram Carp.t
Pal Suits covered In boztc and harcloh; en-
octave rosewood Panoiote, marble top Tables Etcgeres
Corner and Bookstads, Mirrors Clocks, Curtains Paint
ings rosewood and mahogany Bedscads, bureaus Wesh
lands SOFA Beds Lounges, Rockers sp,fg Chairs,
Hair Nc trcsses Bolsters Pillows EIankcts Sheets Pillow
.ases Curtains, Shades Extension aud Tea Tables of
rain shine.
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DENTISTRY.
A BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL SET OF TEETH
n pure silver, only IS; line gold and patina So
warranted equal TO work In New York; singe teeth
teeth ned and extracted without the
bone lng white enamel only 90 Onlcc 13S Sixth
avenue between Tenth and Eleventh sts aud removal.
DR. LUTHER, Dentist.
N Bowery, three below Spring eet, insen
HIS beautiful nfe like teeth tho lowest possible prices
Whole Sets on God or Platna from SIS upwards, and
Silver Rubber from $40 upwards Partial Sets Coll,
Sz each tooth, or on Silver 81 Satisfaction guaranteed In ali
cases.
A RTIFICrAL BONE FILLING, FOR DECAYED TEETH
the dscoverer, JAS. PEARSON, NJ. D. $50 Broadway one
door above Seventeenth street. N BBeware of the trashy
limitations OF cheap operators.
As HAVE HAD rlvE TEETH EXTRACTED WITH.
n out feeling any whatever by DR. j. JAY vITLERs
of 1856 Grand street. bloc rom Broadway chceruly
recommend him az a most skilIui dentist.
NATIONAL DENTAL GALLERY. SIXTH AvENU
1N corner OF Twenty seet-FfeGch, Spanish &c.
spoken Largest and oldest established
Silver sets from IS; vulcanic 500 gold $50
DIR. MANSON, Dentist.
nj b. GRIFFIN BROTHERS. DENTISTS, 257 FULTON
IN street Brooklyn and zj8 Grand street, (or.
meDt In Che world. They inserting Teeth their
proved atmospheric plates without extracting
sets on pa,na gold S2S silver rubber $ partial
on gold, 81; silver, 81
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y IM nrGfNENT lCAMERoN RIF1rs,-cn1nurr

> .. Elilutt-Companies or parts of cop,nanis. m
s,ehe '' 10 ION this regiment, ia barracks
regimen ro cnusolid tom One hundred good men viii
receive 3 personally or 50 zach will psd 10 an n.r
~ r,ritna headquarters, 246 Fourth street, Washington
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SALES AT AUCTION.

j Bowery BY BELL 4 INGRAIiM. $40 lots Of Men and
Wom MS Clothing of all kinds; Guns Pistols Watches
Jewelr OF all descriptions By b. j. FRY licensed
pawnbfok sr, ZIG avenue q.
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fyuE GREATEST NIGHT OF THE sEAsoN--RoBERr
smith, OF the House will take the chair ~
the Brooklyn Shades 81 Carroll scs South BROOKLYN. ths
(TuesiayJ evening, Jan. 81 Id Bdet viii him Al.
oer rlan The great teuor; Ed Kelly and AL Foster viii
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