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70 the Editor Of The AHeghanian:
While in Johnstown last week, I had the
pleasure of attending an Exhibition given by
the pupils of Mr.. J. E. Citizens Select Acad-
emy. 1t complete success, each and
every one acquitting himself with credit
Some of the elder pupils exhibited prof.
cheney really astonishing. 1t were unjust TO
attempt enumerating the excellcncies of any
particular one. yet could not help remarking
the Hueucy with which some very difficult
subjects were handled.
The exercises were commenced with prayer
by the Rev. Mitchell. An oration on "The
Past and Present of America was then deliv-
cred by W. v. Douglass. He did the subject
full justice. Although not pleasing speak
er, he is an effective one. j. NJ. Cooper came
next, with an original composition on 'Yice
and its consequences" He pictured crime
and its concomitants in glowing language,
and with a power and depth of expression
rarely equailed. A musical fantasia on the
piano by Mrs. Luckhardt, assisted by lady
pupil Of the institution, was beautiful, az in
deed was the music throughout the entire
evening. An essay, .'Mind our Own Bust
ness" read by D. A. Wilson. was well writ
ten. "Zephyr's Soliloquy," by lady, elected
great applause. 1t possessed n refreshing
originality that was really charming. "Maud
Mason" by another young lady, was a very
good composition, but read in such an indis-
tinet tone as to preclude much judgment as
to its merits. Several others, who could be
beard but : short distance from the stage
should try and improve the pitch of their
voices A debate, the question being '.Should
Congress Emancipate Slayes?" was rather
deep a subject for the two young gentlemen
who participated in it. They each--like too
many of our Representatives III the halls of
Congress-appeared to imagine that ''fights
of eloquence'' we're required, and not sub
stantial argument. The Exhibition closed by
a short dissertation on "The Beauties of the
Latin Language" by the Principal. He sue
ceeGed in completely mysttying his audience,
and if they did not appear to appreciate its
beauties, the learned Professor certainly did. |
The room was densely crowded during the |
exercises of the evening, thus showing con- |
clusively that the people of Johnstown take !
a deep interest in the education of our future |
Presidents and Senators, and their wives.
haTs J
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Letter frors, Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, March 81, 1862.

/ HARRISBURG, March 81, 1862.
Correspondence of The Alleghanian.
Both Houses of the Legislature have
agreed upon an adjournment sine de on the
| lth day of April. All the most important
measures have been, left for final decision un-
til the close of the session. The Apportion-
ment Bill has been amended in the Senate,
and will be acted upon, during the week, in
the House. The House Bill for re-imposing
the tax upon tonnage, upon the Pennsylvania
Railroad, has been reported in the Senate,
| but has not, as yet, been taken up in that
body.
The following Joint Resolution Will be
adopted by the Senate, and is expressive OF
the views of a majority in reference to the
Tonnage Tax question. This action predic-
ted in former letter -
''Resolved &C., That Senators in Con-
gress be instructed, and our representatives
requested, to favor q uniform tax upon tom
mage rs one of the provisions of the general
tax bill.
''ReSoiUed, That if Congress shall fail to
impose general tax upon tonnage, the COM
| missioners to revise the tax law of the State
be requested to consider the expediency of
imposing a uniform tax upon the tonnage of
the State, to be applied exclusively to the
| liquidation of any debt heretofore contracted,
or hereafter to be contracted, for the defence
| of this State or the maintenance of the Ma
| tional Union. Such taxes TO be imposed as
20 afford every just discrimination in favor of
| Pennsylvania trade and interests, and said
| commissioners to report on the same to the
| next Legislature by bin or otherwise"
The Senate Joint Resolutions relative to
abolishing slavery in the District of Column
bia are in the House, having been reported
| by the Committee, without amendment The
Senate Bill, apportioning the State into Con-
gressional Districts, is also in the House,
| where it viii probably undergo material
amendment. Our District, composed of the
counties of Cambria, Blair, Huntingdon and
Miftlin, will remain as il now is.
''There many slips 'twixt the cup and
the lip" is an old and true saying. Those
interested in the adjudication and payment
of Military claims have tested its truth, in
the withdrawal of the Bill, which had passed
both Houses, providing for them. After hav-
ing fought it through, the friends of the Bill
and those interested found that the Cover
nor objected TO many of its provisions, and
that unless withdrawn, he would be obliged
to veto it. It is understood that the Cover
estimates the amount necessarv TO meet
the claims under the Bill, ut something like
two millions Of dollars. This sum would
have to be provided for by new loan, and,
in the present state of the Treasury, the ne
gotiatiou of further loans is inadvisabIe
HUGO.
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IHE CoNTiNENTAL.-During a recent
visit to Pittsburg, we were so fortunate as
10 De domiciled for q season with our GOOD
friend, DR.. John Clark, at the Continen-
~ This is a newly erected hotel, gotten
pP on first class principles, and situate di-
'ectiy opposite the Penna. Railroad pas
'enger depot. In point of comfort it is
uo' excelled by any similar establishment
~ The city, and as to convenience, it's
..ose proximity to the principal avenues
travel viii speak volumes in its behalf.
Ae pUbiic generally and Cambrians par.
'''o'ariy should not fail to register their
a''hes at the Continental when visiting
he Ssaky City.
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T LICENSE NOTICE.

Il LICENSE NOTICE.
IL The following named persons have filed
their Petitions for License in the Court OF
Quarter Sessions Of Cambria County, which
will be presented for the action of the Court
on Thursday, Sd of April next. To wit:
TGveris license
Samuel Holes, White Township Emanuel
James, Millville, Borough David Griffith, Sd
ward, Johnstown George r. Slick, Sd ward,
Johnstown; Ellen Masterson, Sd ward, Johns
town James Purcell, 4th ward, Johnstown :;
Richard Jelly, ID Ward, Johnstown.
JOSEPH II MDONALD, Clerk
Office Clerk of Quarter Sessions, !
Ebensburg, March l3, l862,-3t.
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TENTIsTRY.

DENTISTRY.
~ The undersigned, Graduate of the Bal
timore College of Dental Surgery, respectfully
offers his professional services to the citizens
of Ebensburg. He has spared no means to
thoroughly acquaint himself with every inn
provement in his art. To many years of per-
sonal experience, he has sought to add the
impaired experience of the highest authorities
in Dental Science. He simply asks that an
opportunity may be given for his work to
speak its own praise.
SAMUEL BELFORD, D. D. s.
(Ofice formerly occupied by DR.. J. Clark)
References: Prof. c. A. Harris T. E. Bond,
Jr. W. r. Handy; a. A. Biandy, p. II. Aus
ten, of the Baltimore College.
pEsy~ VIII be at Ebensburg on the fourth
Monday of each month, to stay one week.
April B, lS62tf
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HIBENSBURG FOUNDRY

81 Z i =
~ The withdrawal of the foreman and
book-keeper from the Ebensburg Foundry,
renders it absolutely necessary that all ac-
counts shall be settled up without any delay
Persons desirous of saving difficulty, and
perhaps costs, had better call and settle with
out further notice. E: GLASS & co.
Ebensburg, Jan. l6, 1852.
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DIED.-In Blacklick township, Cam
bria county, on Wednesday, 10th ult.,
Mr.. JOHN JONES, aged 81 years.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"a Notice is hereby given that letters of
Administration the estate of Moses Paul,
late of CToyle township, Cambria county, de-
ceased, have been granted to the undersign-
ed, and all persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate are hereby notified to
come forward and settle the same, and per-
sons having claims against said estate are no.
tilted to present them, properly authenticated
for settlement.
WILLIAM PAUL, Admir-
February, rs, 1S62-6t.
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CARPET-SACKS.

Together with such other articles as are usu-
ally kept in country store, all of which they
will dispose cheaper than the cheapest, for
CASH ol COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Ebensburg, January %, Is60:tf
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CoMMs-A brace Of interesting COM
munications will be found on the outside
of this paper. "High Privates" letter
this week is unavoidably crowded out.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

EB0sBURG AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, March 3, 1862,
.,aips on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE CREssoN-
At 100 A. NJ, or on departure of Fast Line
East.
Atl1.o5 A. NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train East:
leave EBENsBURG-
Ats.1O A. NJ, connecting with Through
Express West.
At3.10 P. NJ, connecting with Mail Train
West.
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n Office
~ An application has been made to the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county
for the incorporation of the 'Ebenezer Metho-
dist Episcopal Church of Jackson Township p
which will be presented for the action of the
Court on the first Monday Of June next, when
if no sufficient reason be shown to the con-
trary, the said charter viii be granted
JOSEPH M'DONALD, Proth'y.
Proty's Office. Ebensburg, April 3, ls62-3t
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sHLDERSRJDGE ACADEMY

ELDERSRIDGE ACADEMY.
Il \ The Thirty-First Session of this Tnstitu-
tion Will open on TUESDAY, 5th of MAY
next. Tuition per session of five months, So,
S. or Sl0 according to the Branches studied
Boarding per week, $500.
REV. A. DONALDSON.
Eldersridge, April ,, lS62-4t
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EBENSBURG HARDWARE AND

EINBENSBU RG HARDWARE AND
IL STOVE DEPOT.
BARGAINS TO BE HAD! af
The undersigned has just received a largo
and splendid assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery. Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves,
Nails, Window Glass, Hoop Iron, Carbon Oil
Lamps and pure Carbon Oil, Japanned and
Britannia Ware, Glass Ware, &C., &c. all of
which lie will sell very low for CASH or e1-
change for Country Produce.
He still continues to manufacture Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware of all descriptions, for sale
either by the Wholesale Retail. Repairing
done on short notice.
He returns his sincere thanks TO his old
friends and customers for the patronage ex-
tended him, and begs leave to hope that they
Will come forward and settle mp their accounts
OF long standing, and commence the new wear
con the square" 9e must have money to
enable him to keep up his stock
E1 Prices low, to suit the times
GEO. HUNTLEY.
Ebensburg Jany. Q, l9G2tf
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Our odey for April, Peter
son for April, the Continental Monthly
for April, and Kpickerbocker for April
have been received. These are the best
monthly publications now issued in this
country, and our readers should certainly
subscribe for at least one of them.
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AS IL SHOUbD DE.-In consequence OF
the extreme state of debilitation in which
the Ebensburg and Wilmore Plank Road
now finds itself, the authorities of that
company have seen fit to remit the tolls
at both ends of the route Those who
succeed in summoning up enough courage
to still attempt this high old-way should
rejoice In this event, however, the ex-
hilaration would hardly extend over a
very large surface, for, like the mythical
Jordon, the E. & w. P. r. is ''hard
road to travel" and few there be who en-
ter therein
In short, the E. & W. P. r. is defunct!
THE QUESTION SETTLED-On Monday
evening, our City Fathers, in council met,
decided on the route for the proposed new
road to the Depot. As follows: From
High street south along Centre street to
street running east and west past Acade-
emy westward along latter street one
square to alley running north and south !;
thence south along said alley to Depot.
This is an excellent route, and of easy
access from every direction. The alley
above mentioned is to be widened by the
addition of sixteen feet to it. We pre-
sumo the work of grading will be COM
menced forthwith
PERsoNAL.-Mr Clinton r. Jones, for
merly of this place, but latterly of West
ern Virginia, paid us a brief visit during
the beginning of the present week. He
looks hale and hearty, as if the climate of
that region were an agreeable sort of COM
panion. He states that the Union senti-
ment is prevalent there, albeit Secession is
is not altogether played out in other 2or-
tions of the "Sacred Soil" Success to
C. R.-may he live hundred years
REMOVABLE. T. Roberts has removed
his jewelry store from its former location
to the Office one door east Of D. j. Evans
& Sons store. By this arrangement he
comes into one Of the most eligible bust
ness situations in town. he gives it as
his conviction, moreover, that he can now
sell clocks, watches, jewelry, etc, at
manifest reduction On former prices
Give him a call and see.
VEGETABLE CoFFEE.-The attention Of
cur readers Is directed to an advertise
ment elsewhere, headed "Smith's Vegeta-
bic Coffee" 1t is said to be an excellent
substitute for the simon-pure article
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and re-
tail, by John Shofner, Johnstown, Pa.
Our TABLE.-Godey for April, Peter
son for April, the Continental Monthly
for April, and Kpickerbocker for April
have been received. These are the best
monthly publications now issued in this
country, and our readers should certainly
subscribe for at least one of them.
CoMMs.-A brace Of interesting COM
munications will be found on the outside
of this paper. "High Private's" letter
this week is unavoidably crowded out.
DIED-In Blacklick township, Cam
bria county, on Wednesday, goth ult.,
Mr.. JOHN JONES, aged 81 years.
EzEafbEffon En JoI.nSGOyyn.
10 the Editor Of The AAeghaniaa:
While in Johnstown last week, / had the
pleasure of attending an Exhibition given by
the pupils of Mr.. J. E. Citizens Select Acad-
II aIaIntn SIrccnss nnch md
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GMITH'S VEGETABLE COFFEE
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and re-
tail, by JOHN SHOFFNER,
Johnstown, Cambria county, Pa
EG~ For sale by A \. Barker. and at the
principal stores in Ebenshurg.
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VEGETABLE CoFFEE.-The attention Of
cur readers is directed to an advertise
ment elsewhere, headed "Smith's Vegeta-
bic Coffee" 1t is said to be an excellent
substitute for the simon-pure article
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and re-
tail, by John Shofner, Johnstown, Pa.
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Il IeTTfnc IdHG 10 Hd3id Struggle
Terrible Loss Of Life on both Sides
Ten Rebels left Dead on the Field!
Only Ts0o Of the FederaLs Killed!
And then the writer uses three columns
of the Inquirer or Press to tell, in small
type, what he has already blazoned to the
world in capitals of enormous size. Now
we can't help but think that a sensible
man would feel ashamed of such mon
strous "tom -foolery' about the merest
skirmish. There have been but few reg
ular battles fought in this war, and in
each of them the bill of fatality has been
most remarkably and unaccountably small
But we find we are wandering, and may
throw ourselves open to the same measure
of criticism We have just been bestowing
upon the modern historian of the battle
field
No important change has been made
in our Regiment since | last wrote you.
And, excepting the fact, that ours was
the honored regiment that furnished the
funeral escort to the late gallant Col
Cameron, nothing has intervened TO re-
heve the tedium of camp life. We have
not yet been apprised of who is to be our
General, but are constantly ox-
pecting something definite upon that sub
iect. This is a matter we are all anxious
to know something about. When this
becomes known to us, we may then be
able to say something concerning our fu-
ture movements. Until then ] hardly
expect to know anything outside the lim-
it's of our camp HORACE.
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Not to mince matters, he keeps
FIRST CLASS COUNTRY sT0RE

"here anything or everything person may
need or desire can be obtained.
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Be2S@ The Public is requested 10 roll in
the more the merrier-and secure Bargains
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Customers viii be waited upon by accom-.
modating Statesmen.
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= 1hese: and many other descriptions of
1oods, too numerous TO here mention, con-
stantly on hand
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Dee. is. 1881
The New York herald., 1862-10-03
AMUBRMHNTs.

PKOiKAMME FOR FUIUiE FEHFOHMANCE5.
SATURDAY-JOHS BULL
M0NDAY-CURE FOR THE HEARTACHE.
TUESDAY-SHE Sr00PS TO CONQUER.
WEDNESDAY-M0NEY.
THURSDAY-LOvE AND MONEY.
MR. WALLACK
10 happy that the attraction of the dno
OLD COMEDIES
continues unabated Many the not yet acted at tha
theatre will be presented In the Of the next few
weeks In accordance with this and with Mr..
Waacks desire his constant variety,
A NEW COMEDY,
acted In America in active study and preparation,
take its position among the and consequently he
repetition Of plays will be very limited
Due notice will be given of the representations OF
THE ROAD TO RUIN
ani the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
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MILLINERY, sc.

U,RENCH BoNNETs-THE UNDERSIGNED Is now
prepared TO her customers and ladies' generally
scen m The civ Nine CAMILLE LACY,
100 SIKH avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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Il 1rish Legion 37 Broadway, New York Oct q Is;2
kedmental Order-No All enlisted men beonring tn
s rsgneni whether holding passes on recruiting
these headquarters 337 Broadway Saturday morning
the 4th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, they will otherwise be
considered deserters and accordingly The officers
nis regiment VIII report Saturday, the 4th inst at
headquarters S31 Broadway at O'Clock r. NJ By of
WILLIAM McEyILY, Colonel
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AURA KEENE's THEATRE.
IL In consequence OF the
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
which nightly balls the representation OF
TOMTAYLOR AND CHAS READE'H
beautiful comedy of
PEG WOFFINITON,
FULL AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES,
and IN accordance with the
UNIVERSAL DEMAND,
ii will be repeated THIS EVENING.
Miss KEENE of the heroine nightly received
with ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE,
and pronounced by all 10 bea
GEM or ARTISTIC BEAUTY
- FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER g.
VIII be presented the comedy
PEG WOFFINGTON.
Iop a , o"ahaef. Waicos
times Arllet Mr. u Wheatlegh
MIR stoddarl
Lenno9
NoneS Olooer Mr. Marlows
Kitty Chye tan actress lone Burke
PEG WOFpINGYON .............MISS LAURA KEENH
10 conclude with the comedictta of the
ROUGH DIAMOND.
MARGERY, the Rough Diamond, with songs,
MRS. SEDLEY BROWN
MONDAY, October 6, will be produced
THE FIRST NEW COMEDY OF THE SEASON
In which Mr. w. Il. BLAKE and all the company wiz .
appear.
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REsTAUHANTs,

II IBBYs OYSTER HOUSE, Is9 FULTON STREET
- The hnest sews Fries, ROasts and Broils ~ Town
Fancy koAss and Boston stsws up hoe style 3c 1c
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EXPRESSES.

BURNIfAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS AND
"A. Packing establishment, III West Eleventh street be-
ween Fifth and Sixth avenues. Household Furniture
boxed and shipped - all Of the world Covered wagons
or removing furniture OF families Furniture stored.
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AMUsEmnNTs.

NIBLo's GARDEN
% bis are respeciiny informed thai seats
may Be days advance Of m
TIE TWELFTH NIGHT
EDWIN FORREST,
His hrss and only appearance s~i ms season as
r. she,san,s romantic and pictorial tragedy Pizarren
A''''''tfk FRIDAY EyESiSd, Oct :. ''''''
EDWIN FORREST. :ROLLA
fizarro MeCuougn
Tie High Priest ihis first appearance this
rlvsa Madame "a NJ Pons
Musical sSTuRDxY EvES1Sa. a.'os osi
MS SAia @GJissPr, \ H. #
his great s%sT&Es s1T's LOVE
MERRY WIVES Z Tsa os WINDSOR.
~ s,sn'' o. psrl0s,ahsfpSSs hpSIs FORREST, .,,
No MMoND!A1Y, !1, WE'D @WEDNEsDAY. . THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
W.T.. syysRAz NJ sRAz LIST
Abingdon % cents Secured Parquet Stalls, rs cents;
the performance win commence at 7x The doors win
WINTER GARDEN.
Mr. acason has the h9noT that on this evening"
Sai EDWIN S0soSFf BooTm .
oREAT rs ni2issIr tzsinsf eh%acrERs S1 1lc
which 10 Justly regarded Of his most beautiful
impersonations.
faso MT b.. B. Conway
Desdsmona Xlesina Fisher Baker
N '-'0 GREAT ShccEss OF
In the Romantic sfSoalgA bSsaa J. s sKIrg
CUBAS susains three claraees an ~ sh's oroaasword
EglE s"'lis, 'DE2a%Tld 95Rs;'S coSfAsy : ,o,,
EzanTAu fsHsEn B4SoE P4SeE
Prenenade Music and Equestrian Performances
Admission only % cents
G1oTrTscnALE's coYcERTs-IRv1Na HALL.
VI The second Grand Concert
MR.. L. NJ GoTTsCHAiK
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4
MRS JENNY KEMpToN
WI MAKE haT sa saS appearance 'GssGsP EP YIN No1
sscaa @a a@M MI Mr. fEo6oEE 4haSN EEEh oxAs
No extra charge Tor reserved
Beer schirmer's 7oi iesn, Broadway. tsA''
sbsfS sasbary Is no 9 saswsg Street
And at Irving Hall
Eox's OLD BowERY THEATRE.
nr ! MISS s 81 yS3 w. 'af5hnn9se s,.,,
dHH4HsE THEbzT S5H HvhSs IF da5 5JH
aTs nj aoDERs afds Psn: Rs
introducing the celebrated
FEMALE MINSTREL SCENE.
NCRAH CREINA
MOTHER GOOSE AND HER GOLDEN EGG.
THE FELON'S DREAM.
Miss FANNY HERRING In Ten Characters,
Five New Songs and Three Dances
Mr. G. l. FOX in Three Pieces
The entire Company appear tonight.
s1ss
L. NJ GOrTSCHALK'S
ONLY GRAND CONCERT IN BROOKLYN
will take place this
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER g. 1861
In. by
Mrs. JENNY kEMPTON,
who will make her first appearance In Brooklyn this occa
Mr.. j. X. THOMAS.
the favorite baritone.
Mr.. H. G. TIMM.
Musical Director. ............... Mr. THEODOR THOMAS
Mr. Gottscbak viii perform the programme In his
first concert In New York.
Admission, including reserved seats One dollar
Seats may be secured commencing this morning at A.
NJ, al VIM ~ hosess l2 Aantc street. and Theo Goth
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INCLUSION TO THE STEAMER GREAT EASTERN -
~ This steamer having changed her location Scbuy.
e5 ,or the purpose Of being repaired the new Steamboat
Market slip every day tsunday exoepted at II O'Clock NJ
TO sail round the steamer and return This win give tho pub
c chance a seeing this and the o its being
repaired. Fare for the trip Is cents.
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T,HEATRICAL.-A YOUNG LADY, WHO is coop
al actress progressing In appearance hear on
desirable engagement In Western theatre BY adreeeine
Agent, Union SQUARE Post olnces g 4,
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GLASS SHOW CASE wANTED-fN GOOD ORDER
VI from 10 twelve leel long Address show Case bo,
JOG Herald Office, stating where II can be seen
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L,URNfTURE.-wANTED TO BUY CHEAP FOR CASH
II second hand Secretary Bedsesd Plim ptons patent
Any having such 20 dispose Of will please address W.
station q Post onlce with fun description and price. ~
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AMBITIOUS AND PATRIOTIC YOUNG IRISH.
a man s anxious TO procure the position OF
10 any regiment now forming; has few hundred dollars
which he viii give 10 instrumental procuring
said positon or he would prefer deyotng towards re,
orniting company pretty well read Hardee tactics
Address Irishrnan, Herald odce.
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TJATTERN BONNETS AND MILLINERY UUUDS-
IL Trade supplied -Childrens Hats, Ribbons. Flowers
and Feathers Jpera Bornets Greatest bargains Offer
ed L. BINNS' Millinery, largest In the world, 6Sl Broad
way, 6s1, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel