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SECOND NORTH-CAROLINA BATTALION

SECOND NORTH-CAROLINA BATTALION.
In conversation Thursday with Quartermaster
A. II. Shuford, OF Col. Green's Second North Caro-.
lima Battalion, who made his escape from Roanoke
Island the editor Of the Norfolk Day Book, cleaned
the following account Of the part borne by said bat
TALON in the recent engagement with the enemy:
The battalion, consisting of about 900 men, ar
rived in Portsmouth, from Wilmington, on Sunday
night week, and proceeded to Norfolk. They re-
mained here until Wednesday about noon, at which
time they embarked Oh board schooners and bargcs
and started by way Of the canal for Roanoke island
Owing to detentions on the way, over which they
had CONTROL they did not arrive at the Island un-
til about 10 o'clock on Saturday morning When
about four hundred yards from the shore they pro-
ceeded to land by means of small boats. During
the landing they were in full reach of the enemys
guns, and had they turned them upon them, they
would have done great havoc. The brave men,
however, did not fell at all alarmed by the position in
which they were placed but on the contrary, seem
ed willing to face greater danger in order to
assist their comrades in the defence of the Island
In their eagerness to share the battle many of them
jumped into the water and waded up to their arm
pits to the shore, and on reaching it, mmed-
atey threw themselves into line and opened FIRE on
the foe.
In couple Of hours all the men had landed, and
soon found their way to the hottest of the 6ght--
After firing several rounds. however-which had q
telling effect, upon the enemy-they wore ordered
to desist as the Island had been surrendered 1t is
related that during the firing of the Battalion the
enemy were seen to drop like sheep; and at one
time so great the slaughter that the foe hoisted
a white flag as a signal Of distress, which was
promptly noticed by their forces, and regiment Of
Zouaves Immediately sent to their succor. After
being informed that the Island had been surrender
ed every man of the Bat alion coolly broke bis gun
against tree, and threw it into the water.
Although sorry to record the capture of Colonel
Green and the brave men under HIN, it gives US
great satisfaction to state that their commssary
stores. valued at $4,000, were saved through the
exertions Of Quartermaster Shuford, to whose care
they were entrusted All the tents. equipsge, &C.,
&c, belonging to the battalion, excepting one or
two trunks belonging to private perties, was also
saved, together with several 6ne horses belonging
to the Staff.
The loss of the battalion in killed and wounded
was very small
We should have stated that on the arrival of the
battalion in the Sound, Col Green left them and
went to the Island and reported: He was informed
that the days fighting had resulted in the killing Of
only one of our men, and the wounding Of two
Others and that there every prospect ofs victory
to our arms Influenced by this information lac
returned at once and ordered his men forward.
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WANT OF ARMs.-It is said that the Confederate
government has been compelled to reject $4,000
volunteers for the want of arms. We suppose for
the same reason, our authorities have rejected at
least 10000 There are, however, number Of
GOOD rifles and doublebarrelled guns in the hands
of the people, and there are, perhaps, 100 men in
the State who can make them. Let them be put to
work. We observe, that in the South many are
arrnng with the Alabama pike. 1t is said to be a
Formidable weapon, ana should be extensively used,
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ROANOKE IsLAsD.-We give lengthy account OF
the Northern report of the taking Of Roanoke Island
to-day. If there be any truth in it, there is GER
tainly for uncharitable reflections upon the
courage of the few vrginians and North. .Caronians
placed there to defend it According to the Yankee
accounts they landed l7,0OO men we'll armed upon
the Island, supported by 81 war vessels. We know
that our force in all did not reach 5000, and we had
only or small steamers. If they call that yic-
tory, let them enjoy it
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For the Standard.
RAyrrnu Fob 10 10

: NALEIG1l, reU To, Io0Z.
Nh. HOLDEN: The following recipe for obtaining
salt-petre was furnished to me by Rev. Mr. Smith,
member OF the State Convention from Macon, who
has been lately directing his attention to the SUBJ
ject. The very high price paid for the nitrate by
the State authorities at this place. and the smplici
ry person in the country, to whom it is at all conve
nient to do osomethlng in the way of an experiment.
to say nothing of the profit 1t has become duty
of the most stringent character to assist in furnish
ing this important element as means Of selEde-
fence.
. Yonrs &c H C. JONES.
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KAN RAseERs.-The Maryland Company, Capt.
Edelin,, which volunteered for service in this State
surrendered their furlough and came on to- Colds
borough last Saturday, has been assigned to some
point in the East E.
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Col. CRA1oNs REGINENT.-We invite the atten-
ton of our readers to the advertisement of COL
Grafton, of Goldsborough calling for regiment for
the war; Col G. was among the first to draw his
sword in defence of the country. He is gentle
man and soldier, and a good tactfcian. Those who
better man.
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A magnificent ball is to come off in Raleigh N.
c., on the 22d instant. The ladies are all to be
dressed in homespun; the gentlemen are to wear
homespun also, and wooden shoes.
We clip the above from an exchange. 1t con-
tains news to the people Of Raleigh-at least, we
have not heard of it At time like this, we in.
cline to the opinion that the Southern people can
be much better employed.
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Gov. Brown Of Georgia, has issued his procama-
ton calling upon all the citizens Of the State, sub
ject to military duty to enroll their names on the
militia lists Those who fail to do so, will be draft
ed to serve during the war. That will catch the
larks - -
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WAR MArERIALs.-We observe that Mr.. Chest
nut, Chief of Department Of the Military, in South.
Carolina, is calling upon the people to provide the
sulphur, nitre, &C., necessary for the manufacture
of powder. Itis believed that these ingredients are
abundant in the State. What are we doing t6 pro-
vide these materials in North-Carolna: They are
no doubt abundant if We will 20 to work.
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The Provisional Congress passed the bill author.
izing the construction of the Railroad called the
Danville connection, and appropriated million of
dollars towards its completion as military me-
cessity. .- .-.. .
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HUMILIATION AND PRAYER-We observe that in
South Carolina the people are urged to observe the
22nd inst, as day of humiliation and prayer. At
other points other days have been selected The
crisis calls for an appeal to Heaven and for reliance
nnnn His arm.
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GEN. BEAuREGARp.-The report that Gen. Beau
regard was sick at Nashville, appears to be incor-
rect The Memphis Aralanehe says that he left
Bowling Green on Friday and would arrive at Co.
lumbus ON Saturday.
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Tue MORTAR FLEEr.-Opinion appears to be d.
yided as to the aim of Porter's mortar feet. Some
believe that it is designed for Norfolk, others think
It is intended for Fort Sumter
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The Wake Rangers.

This fine company left this City on Tuesday la
for Weldon. We give below the names of the of
GERS and privates:
Rufus S. Tucker, Captain.
Thomas jeff. Utley, lst Lieutenant.
Giles G. Allison, I'd do.
William W. Clements, Cd do.
William &. Riddick, LIST Sergeant
G. H. Stephenson Cd do.
H. W. Jones, Sd do.
P. A. Norris, 4th do
W. G. Strickland, 9TH do.
j. W. Bowling, 1st Corporal.
z. j. Lemay, I'd do.
A. j. Woodward, Sd do.
I. j. Jeffreys, 4th do.
Quentin Adams, John 7 Judd,
Benz + Atkins, Benjamin King,
Hosea P Barker, James A Leslie,
James NJ Booker, Thomas Lilly,
r Branch, Thomas Luther,
Joel NJ Brown, Amos Maynard,
Henry Brinklen, Jacob Miller,
James R Burns Columbus R Moss,
William Collins, Edwin Moore,
Alvin Cross, Alfred X Montague,
James j Eatman, James II Murray,
John McGuy, James B Sauls,
Newman, Rufus S Seagrares,
Willis Num-, Ives Smedes,
Henry G Passmore, WD Smith,
Caswell Page, David Stedman,
W H Penny, Robt Spence,
John A Peddy, David S Stinson,
William Richardson, Mack e Utley,
E Richardson, William II Utley,
Allen r Rogers, James S Weathers,
John NJ Rowland, Jesse Winborne
Henry S Edwards, Jas T Winderly,
Fielding Edwards, William H Wheeler,
Lorenzo Franks, William B Womble,
James D Franks, John Walton,
G H Franklin, Wesley c Emory,
William R Cover, Hurst Dudley,
F W Hunnecitt James H Olive,
Edward S Jeffreys, John w Ferrell, '
Beverly Jones, Henry A Thompson,
William NJ Jones, William H Dennis,
Kimbrough Jones, John J Harrington.
William H. Jones,
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Lieut.. Col. Starr, Of the late Bethel regiment of
Fayetteville, is ralsrg an Artillery corps. The
State is moving Col Starr is an excellent officer.
We trust he may succeed.
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Congress has confirmed the appointment Of Geo.
B. Crittenden and W. W. Loring, as Major Generals
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Sword-bayonets and other articles of defence arc
made by Messrs. Clapp, Huffman & Co., in Guilford
County, n G.
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MARRIED..

In surry County, a the rssidenes Of bsr grsDdhthe'
Gideon Bryant, the lsth inst BY g. A. MsCrsM, Esq.,
Mr. Jos b. SricEs. of Wilkes County. 70 Aiaa LE1'gA
BRYAxT Of East Tennessee.
Salem Press pleass copy. ( !:
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New Orleans is said to be almost impregnable.-
Gen. Lowell has about $4,000 men in that region.
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NASHVILLE YET SAFE!

OFFICE OF TIE NoRTH-CARoL1NA STANDARD, J
Raleigh, NJ G., Feb 20, n. N. 1862.
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This fine company left this City on Tuesday last
for Weldon. We give below the names of the off,
GERS and priyates:
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Latest...By Telegraph for the Standard.
PETERSBURG, Feb. 90, 1862.
o'clock p AZ

Capt. Smith, of Gates County, who reached Suf:
folk this forenoon, says three gunboats went up
Chowan river yesterday towards Winton. He soon
afterwards heard heavy firing at long intervals in
that direction, and concluded that the enemy had
been probably repulsed by our forces at or near
Winton. Before the cars left Suffolk to-day heavy
firing commenced in tho direction Of Winton, which
was plainly heard at Suffolk. G.
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Pillow. Buckner, Floyd and Johnston, with
q, 700 troops, evacuated Donels0n and re.
tired to Nashville!I
The following dispatch has just been received
from Richmond addressed to Hon. Weldon n Ed
wards, or Judge Ruffin:
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A ssIGNEE,s SALE OF FIRST GLASS EURNIrURE-

A ssIGSEE's SALE OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE
Birds rich Carpets, elegant rosewood panoforte,
Rosewood Parior Suits French China Silver Ware, &C.,
comprising 90 worth Of beautiful Parlor Chamber
and Dining Room Furniture, valuable Works Of Art be
sold 1T auction
Tbs day sWsdnesdayl az two o o'clock precisely,
tne elegant private residence Isl West Twenty fret
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues the whole In
perfect order and most of 1t purchased within months
Every article IN the house will be sold strictly without
serve, among which elegant solid rosewood Parlor
Suits in silk brocatel and reps four elegant
and Mantel Mirrors, Silk, Dainask and Lace Curtains
gold and landscape Shades magnificent
Forte with Music Cabinet Stool and Covert bronze Chand
Work Tables elegant Paran and China Vases; Basque Fig
ures with beautiful Paror Ornaenis valuable collection
OF Landscape and other Paintings; Turkish and other
Leunges with Arm Chairs 70 match; rosewood Corner
prsng specimens from all parts OF the world Reception
Chairs elegant rosewood Chamber Furniture
Bedseads 20 superb Hair Mattresses English Down Beds
rosewood and walnut CHAMBER Suits reps and hair
Clocks Oval Mirrors Enciavngs Dressing
marble top Washsands French Toilet Sets with Dining
Room Furniture all in oak rich Preach and bohemian Chi
Ivory Cutlery, rich Cut Glass of description, OIL
cloths, Stair Carpets &C. Sale positive, rain shine.
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/, A LBERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUCTION
"a GERS. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUkkIrukE
Paintings Stauary and many and costly WORKS OF Art
~. AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Sale commencing on this day February Ia at
sixteenth street between Fifth and SIKH avenues
seven octave rosewood Ptanofore, ., :.
Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Pier and Mantel Mirrors
Embroidered Lace Curtains. ------'
Bookcase Etsgerss, Centre Tables i"''''
9hedeld Table Cutlery Table Linen, ~ ".''
rosewood and walnut Chamber Furniture sve Iuls XIV
E Suit covered in blue gold
chais Reception and oval back Chairs
stataaxy meroe top Secretary and Bookcase
plate glass; DOORS Encognures Cabinets Centre
Iaoles MAnte mrrors six light ormolu Chande-
ers elegant Lace Curtains Console and Card
Fables magnificent Seyres China Vases superb Bronzes
Mercury Crusaders Chevalde Marley Hamlet
sSssmp,andt; two match PaintngsScenes the Hudson
~ woe, assumption Of the Virgin. By Lecard Marine
RUS one MONTH magnificent octave rosewood
fianoforte four round made TO order by city
makers; Stool, Cover and Canerbury black walnut Hat
stand. Velvet Carpets dc. ChambersBrussels Carpets
Wardrobes Commodes Lounges Arm Chairs Sofas Chairs
covered with haircoth Spring Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds Blankets Counterpanes, Oval Mirrors. Dining Room
Oak Buffet Extension Table, China Dinner and Tea Sets
elegant sets Ruby and Crystal Glassware Paan marble
Punch Bowl Silver Dinner Tea Service, Savers Table
Cutlery, Napkin Rings Also Furniture OF the
apartments and Basement and Kitchen Furniture
m Bfarties wishing to attend this sale take the
Firth avenue and Broadway Sixth stages and
~ the Aston House, ST. Nicholas Metropolitan Hotels
which VIII bring them within few doors Of the house,
ner OF sixteenth street.
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UCTION NOTICE-LARGE SALE OF
q HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

- ROTH aucd0neer win sell this day. Feb 49, At
o'clock precisely all the elegant Furniture large pri-
vae residence l2S Waverley place. between Washington
SQUARE and sixth avenue consisting Of Brussels Threepy
and lngran Carpets Glass, China and Silver Ware Table
Cusisry Olcoth Chandeliers two elegant Paror Suits,
and Lounges rosewood Eegeres with mirror backs nj
DOORS marble top Tables Oval Mirrors with China Vases;
aamask and lace Curtains Shades mahogany
round corner Bed,eads, Bureaus, Washsands Hair and
spring Mattresses Beds and Bedding Bankets Sheets Cor
Cock Lounges black walnut Bookcase Extension
positive. = n b 1- -
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d BUTLER's OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL
RACE STREET.
sween eeonS an. and T TSira rse
THE PLACE or AMUSEMENT
From immense facilities enabled TO put
greater amount OF attraction and at less expense, than
any other place o. amusemcnt IN the world.
EVERY ARTIST A STAR.
The following engaged and will appear every night
A. N. HERNANDEZ.
A. NJ HERNANDEZ,
''' MISS MILE FOWLER.
the beautiful and acknowledged Dansuse.
MILE MARIETTA RAvEL,
NILE MARIETTA RAvBL
The celebrated spanish Dansease.
JOHN MuLLIGAN
L. SIMMONS,
A. J. LEAvrrr.
''' ''''"''' Mss MILE TAYLOR
THE BEST BALLET TROUPE
rT nE BEST BEST BALLET T TkR9UPE
IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Composed q sEss class Danssrs under the direction
PROFESSOR GEORGE W. SMITH
with q host OF other Prominent Performcrs
ROBERT w. BUTLER, Sole Lessce
WILLIAM BUTLER, Acting MANAGER
LAFE BRADFORD, Treasurer
I. BOWERS, supernte ndcnt OF Properties
NEWARK CONCERT HALL
IN MIR. GOTTsCHALKS
FIRST AND ONLY CONCtRr IN NEWARK
FRIDAY. Feb "a.
~ have the pleasure of giving Laughing Gas Exhibition.
for ladies only, the Cooper INSTITUTE Wednesday after
noon Feb 10 in order TO give publicity 70 the public exhibit
Ing chdrsn 70 he wes. ADMISSION 10 Genus 70 cover en-
V commssce as O'Clock
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A 8: RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER.-6Oo CASES BOOTS,
Wf,v Shoes and Brogaas At auction by RICHARDS
store q Corandt street, comprising full assortment
Qme goods and In good order Catalogues morning
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@ al BOGART. AUCTfONEERs.-THURsDAY FEB
-. ct II O'clock ~ u East Tweny,hrd street, mortgage
sale Of Household Furniture consisting
kofas Parcr Chairs Roekers Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Olclohs Dressing and Plain bureaus Washsands LOOKING
Glasses mahogany French Befsests Feather Beds Hair
Mattresses, Bedding Dining Room snd Kitchen Furniture
.Urookery and Glassware Cooking Utensils, Ac
MICHkEL SMITH, AnorncIfor Norssasss
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DANCING ACADEMIES

A DODwoRrH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A. No - Firth avenue, Twenty sixth st., New York.
No Isl Montague street, Brooklyn.
CLAsSEs-Tuesdays and Friaaya 10 Brooklyn.
CLASSES--Wednesdaysa aud Saturdays In New YORK
Crcular for termA g., mag be had u stthsr academy.
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RESTAURANTS.

TNGLIsH sOLKs, ROAST BEBr, ENGLISH PLUM
~ Pudding English Bacon aud Cabbage for dinner to-day
English Mutton and socs to morrow For sale, English
Mutton. soe: Yarmouth possrs sbrs!s Here's Spanish
q william street. Du0lop's Az Ia ano coalition
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J. BLEECKER, SON CO. WILL SELL, TIKI
a. day, at IL o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange Lot
2tx5 on keade street. near Greenwich Also House and
ssn H ,1r ns. As9 Pi1 o. grSahd on Clinton
basement brick House Also lot on Nineteenth street.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AucrroNEER.


BY EDWARD SCHENCk ON thursday. February 90 at II
O'clock at his saesro0s Nos 15 l5f Broadway
offered comprising elegant Parlor Suits in various
coverings black walnut Library and Dining Room Sut In
Eepe superb rosewood Bedseads Buresu
Wristbands and Commodes ditto In black walnut finished
In Oh; superb rosewood and black walnut Armoirc
and Wardrobes elegant Secretary and Library Bookcases
superb marble top Etegeres and Bues Extension Tables
rosewood aud black walnut Centre Tables Hall Racks Ia
'bes and Chairs, and other elegant furniture.
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AUCTION NOTICE-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
COON, Nassau Household Furniture consisting OF
frame French plate Per Glasses: ahosapy walnut and
earor Suits covered in trocac harcloth Extension
Dining Tables, Bullets Dining Chairs, Dressing Bureaus
Mashstauds Bedsteads Hair Mattresses. Feather Beds
Biankets Chairs. Tables Wardrobes double barreed Eng
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HEERY II. LEEDS AucrIoNEER. HENRY II. LEEDS
IL co. Will sell ~ auction, Wednesday Feb II
o'clock in the gallery the saesroom Is Nassau street
beautiful collection OF Oil Paintings embracing the works
Of like reputation.
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NOTICE TO MILITARY MEN-A COMPLETE SHIELD.
warranted bulle, proofs worn under the clothing
Persons having friends the their lives
rie For sale by T. RUssELL, importer OF hardware,
&c. l37 Fulton street.
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q al BoaART. AUCTIoNEERs. DAY, AT II
-. O'Clock At the auction No North William
Bherd's sale Of Hotel Furniture consisng Of q large
quantity o. mahogany Bureaus Enclosed Washstands Cot
sak Dining Room Chairs Sheets Comforers Table Clohs
Lowes Iron Safes Looking Glasses, Refrigerator Desk,
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II N. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALOON.
IL. : Ticket Office 70l Broadway
Mr. GRAU has the that In consequences
or prevs Us engas enents in other cities, - ~
Mh GOrioCHALkS LAST NIGHT IN NEW fOhA
viii 10 on
THURSDAY FEB 10
when the eminent Pianist will play some OF his mod ap-
proved moresx In order to give additional interest 70 inc
cason and 70 fulfil promise made To- the public al hs
commencement of the cries. the celebrated cantarce.
, MISS CAkLOrrA PATTI,
WIN make her renee assisted by Signor Bigno Mancua
susini, Herr Moenhauer and Mr.. H. Sanderson. M
mr. Grau has also the honor that responAo
many applications and At the particular of persons
hg IN the country VINO prevented attending the reg2
enng entertainments he has concluded prior to Nc
1up.ssseks departure Tor Philadelphia, Bslumore aud
GRAND GOrTsCHALK MATINEE,
AT NIBi,OS SALOON
ON NEXT SATURDAY FEBRUARY q
- Commencing al O'clock Doors open at II
Upon which the hall illuminated n
evening, and Mr. Gottschalk will p.
THE GEMS or HIS PREvIO s PROGRAMMES
AMI 10 make the event of interest
OF Donizetti's charming opera of
DON PASQUALE
nlsnoi Ernesto
Slnor Snsin In his renowned character of Don
Musical Director and Conductor Max Marexek
Notwhw outstanding the additional expense incurred In
the production Of this Matinee Mr. Grau has resolved ad
TffE USUAL MATINEE PRICE OF ADMISSION.
The price of tickets will therefore be
.n3 81 TO ALL PARTS OF THE HOUSE
And ut his plan OF giving
RESERVED SEATS WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
UNIVERSAL this privilege will be conceded u all purcha
tickets. DIAGRAMS Of Nibo's Saloon may he
and seats secured at Beer Schrmers 7Ui broadway and
at Shells. Wall street.
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TIENRY y. HRRTs, JR., AUCrIoNERR
III Sheriffs sae.-HENRY WOOD co. win sell ON
Wednesday February ~ aiio o'clock ~ $50 Broadway
- JAMES LYNCH. Sheriff.
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TuuRsDAy
Goldsmiths standard and attractive old comedy of
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER
FRIDAY,
LONDON ASSURANCE. 10
Due notice will be gwen Of the next representations OF
"Cure the Heartache" "Love Love-" Shool for
"The Road to Ruin"
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EDWARD SCHENCK, E0ANT SAD
:N ole Horse. BY EDWARD SCHENCK, this day
18th inst, at o'clock ut l6
Broadway dappie gray Horse years old, per-
1ecty sound Kind and gentle IN splendid Sad
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A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER AND WITH
"A ample means Is DESTROYS Of forming the acqusinaaos
n!ssen. aud vsrJ presy Address elaord station Post
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EXPRESSES.

CwoRDs AND sABREs. or ALL KINDS, OF suPE.
~ ror quality hand and made TO order al the
manufacursis prices, bv WIN. r. FISCHER rs William ST.
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GEoRGE COOK, AUTHORITARIAN ELEGANT
VI Household Furnure. This day. At II O'Clock at
OF frs, class Furniture including Paror Cha mbe Reccp
on, Library and Dining Room suite otherwse. Sale
positive. For partculars please soc Catalogue. Y
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EDWARD SCHENCK. AUCTIONEER
" MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS.
By EDWARD SCHENCK, this day. at one O'Clock, at
oaesroom l55 and ISL Broadway. elegant completes
Oct Tor general field ssh onicero be sold without