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The New York herald., 1863-03-17

ANDERPOoL q CO. AUCrrONEERS:
TLE0AnT HOUSEHOLD FUGNIruhE

vANDkkPOOL Co. AUCrfONkEkSu
Ia. TLE0AhT HOUSEHOLD FUnkIrUkE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
e PR6PnRTY OF A FAMILY LkAsiN0 THE ClTY
bis dag lTue siay Mach at the residence OF burn
II avenues sals com mencing IL o'clock The auction
would call the particular attention o. hs lriends ana the
dc tas sale The cataiogne eonprsns tns richest as
Articles or vsrt1 cred auction this season Tie
was fpsnsAea ss, hss sRa Rs 3 s compete order
rome and Ormoln ChandeLe rosewood Sofas Tee-a
los Chairs Arm and crpton Chairs, Ut,oaans en-
vered with satin brecate Of the richest DE- pou;
kas te lined with satin wood Cab NETS, Encoignures
|,n 1e Tables Ebony Chair with brocade ladys
liable, magn cept seyres Vases imported from Paris
IN prescu owner superb Bronze Figures tic
ia, Cheyat De Marley Ma1eppa Hamlet Joan # Arc,
- ers 90. two match ia ntngs, Summer aud Winter,
u jle; Holy Family Marine Views, two match Paintings
,immnculae Conception, by Desjardins, a number
tlbnet Paintings, coppr; rosewood Centre Tables,
"a tteclnns hairs, Gard ana Chess Tables Lace Cur,
ns Shades, French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors, 5)
ROSEWOOD PIAsoFRTE,
eNest INSTRUMENT offered at auction this season; eie
the modera ii aroyemenis rosewood Stol satin Coz er
rs. olrs A Ausle Books Hall walnut Hasand' oicioth
DINING ROOM.
Jak Buffet Extension Table. ee ant sets OF crystal and
bs q ass are China. Dinner and Tea Set; Silver Coffee
n, Sa Dinner and Tea Service ., oans Casters Cake
~ Table Linen, Arm Chars Sofas Oval Mirrors, Bronze
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus. Bedseads Wardrobes Com
20 SUITE superb Hair Mattrresses Blankets Sheets
anut Sofas and Chairs covered with reps aud hair
III Brussels and Ingram Carpets all the Furniture
B-Parties wishing to attend this sale viii take Il
or M.tropotan Hotels, leaving at Sixteenth street,
v coors from the house.
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Upward sINrzENIoH, AuCTIoNEER

EDWARD SINTZENICH AUCTIONEER
~ IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS
BY d. W. IVES CO. at the Fine Arts Institute derby
Galeres) 65 broadway Tuesday and Wednesday
ings March "a aud rs at7h O. lock.
important and valuable private collection OF orgt
nal American and foreign Works q Art embracing among
many well known Paintings Of value and several
peb copies Of celebrated pictures in the Vatican Pitt Palace
CELEBRATED WASHINGTON SERIES
by Stearns ESQ., representing Washington Soldier
Statesman Farmer and Christian. These four superb
onai engraved in Paris and familiar
household words the lovers of art Also the magn6t
series Of four pictures Reproduced BY Mr. Boutelir
sentng -
Infancy Youth, Manhood Old Ase Some matchless copies
OF (and AIKEN FROM original pictures by
DoMENICHINo. MURILLO.
BERGHEM, CARLO MARATTI.
The school represented by charming original
pict ures by
GLGNoUX, SONTAG. HART,
EEHLIG HUNTINGTON, INNES.
WARREN, CAFFERrY, 1NMAN
LAZARUS yERNERT, WENZLAR
d. JOHNSON, MANZONI. HALL.
DELESSARD, WHITE, LACROlx
COUTOURfEh MELBY, HEKk1kG.
Also very fine landscape and cattle by WIN. Shayer and
several other English paintings.
The collection will be exhibition on and from Friday,
befoi sale and cstaiogues ready.
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ID r HAZELL, AUCTIONEER.
~. HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,

4C.. &C.
WHITTEM0RE HAZELL will sell at auction
THIS DAY (TUESDAY)
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
comprisng in part shoye!s Axes Aagers and Bits Saws
Braces and Bits Spoke Shaves. Trowes Bolts. dc ac
POCKET CUTLERY
Table and Dessert Knives Forks Razors Scissors Ac
ALSO,
pISIOLS-an invoice, single and double barrel
PLATED WARE-Tabie and Dessert Spoons aud Forks
PAPEk-6O reams Blue Note
VioLINs-an invoice Of as orted viollns,
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II II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER
~. Executors of valuable property Beach Tenth
Nineteenth, Twentysxth Twenty seventh and Twenty.
sabscrbers win sell At The Merchants Exchange
Wednesday the 18Th day Of March next ct noon. BY E.
H. LUDLOW& CO.. Auctioneers the Real Estate OF the
late George Gridn, deceased.
l. Tho House lot No. 20 Beach street fronting Hud
square In the Fifth ward Of this city being rs feet
inches front aud and I0o feet deep less
with its right In the Hudson square.
The House and lot No 255 East Tenth street l9 feet
east of First the north side being 70 feet front
and rear and ~ feet inches deep more or less
The Stable and lot Of land the north side OF Nine
teenth street. 25 feet of the Fifth known
No. East Nineteenth street. being front and rear
and 92 feet deep, more or less. .
L. Sixteen lots OF Land the north side OF Twenysix
street and ou side Of Twenty street commencing
2l2 feet "A inches thereabont west from the corner OF
the Seven and extending In the rear to Twenty
seventh each lot being "a feet 0h inches widc and
80 feet inches deep or less being eight lots on each
street
s. Six Lots being the north side OF Twenty
seventh aud three the south side OF Twenty eighth
street .92 feet inches Of Seventh
nue. and "a feet 0L inches wide and % feet
inches deep less The lots will be sold separately
DANIEL LORD.
DANIEL d. LORD,
Executors Of George Griffin, deceased.
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@. r. RoBERT, President
=. Wednesday, March 49, at Ols O'Clock No i3 Bow.
cry sale Of Wines Liquors Segars va: 40
asks ard Seigneite and Cognac Brandy. ~ and u
ppes 4o barrels and pipes Gin Rum bourbon Mali Scotch
Caret Wines IS cases and baskets eidsick Munm and
other Chamragnes Also So roo segars of choice brands
Tobacco Family Groceries &C. Also large LOT Of fine
Liquors in ses and demijoh Sale positive.
Also at II O'Clock, at No. Is Bowery.
go doz Ladies and Misses Woven Hoop Skirts fine make
being the best qnaty offered this also tive family
Sewing Machines. Sale positive. Without reserve
SHERIFr's sALEaDRY GOODS;
will sell on Thursday, MArh TO- At 1O1 clock saiesroo
1l6 Nassau street. retailers stock conSsng of Deanes
Poll de Chcvres Bercgcs plain and fancy
hiefs Hosiery Gloves together with variety OF
Trimming Small Wares. &c JOHN KELLY, late sheriD
YA1M. H. FRANKLIN, AUCTIoNEER
w STEAMBOAT AT AUCTION.
WM H. FRANKLIN win sell at public auction on wednes
day. March 49, at II ocock at the Merchants Exchange
''''00" ~ rMg RiSasT sTExmBoAT ,1y ffhILdliSSSss fhLlSSss
called the Brooklyn lying the 1htieth
North river length 10 To- tonnage 3s9 30 M feet daugh
post rudder. deck and deck BEAMS &c is well found
respects in good running DIR. For fun particulars
quhe at the once No. Broad street.
WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE OF
w valuable Real Estate 10 be sold at by T.. IT,
LUDLOW 4 co, today. Tuesday at " O'Clock, At the
Madison avenue-Two handsome Houses kof. ~. y73
West Seventeenth street No lvssable House near Fifth
avenue.
Eighty sixth and Eighty seventh srees-Three Lots on
each street. 70 by I,0 feet each.
Northwest Of Sixth and One Hundred and
Twenty eighth strces-Seven full Lots
Stapfcton, Staten Isand-Hands0ne Country eat.
Maps Ac., ~ tho suctionecr's Office, No. Pine
street
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Mosr0A0E sALE-RICHARD wALrRRs, AUc.
0A honeer. with sel "Wednesday ii O'Clock
q Aacon rooms 10 Ha Broadway BY virtue Of ohsttis
mortgnse-mArbte TOP Bureaus Tables and wsshs&ands,
walnut and mahogauy TAhes Husbands French
mahogany and o.her Bsdsteads Hair and Cane Chairs
one invalid Chair, enameed Bedroom Suits FURNITURE
rosewood wsrdrobes. Bedsisad Bookcase Taps ~
brnsses and Ingram Carpets Hair and other Mattresses
Plows. Bolsters and Bedding Crockery Ware excellent
Coos and other STOVES. and other Furniture.
JOHN LYNCH. Deputy Sheriff. Attorney for Mortgage.
MORTGAGE SALE. BOGARr AUcTIONEFR -
lu s. 4 J. BOGART, will sell Wednesday, March
At 10Y O'Clock a No sst Broadway by virtue Of bill OF
sale and chae mortgages the
ia sAd house-consisng of Brussels Three Ply and In
grain Carpets, Sofas, mahogany Chairs, Tables, Div
Ouomans French Plate Mirrors, Bureaus, Washstands,
hcdseads Hair and Straw Mattresses Feather Pillows and
&c. Terms cash.
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WINTER GARDEN
w FRIDAY EVENING March y. -
BENEFIT OF MESSRS RAYMOND AND LENNON,
Late OF Laura Keenes theatre which occasion the ever
MRS JOHN WOOD
and the ds ling iished Comedian,
MR. DAN SETCHELL
have kfadiy volunteered
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pJOURNED SALE FROM MARCH II TO WEDNEs
n day. Mnrcn IS. Is 3-JAMES u. MILLER AnctIonee

\ DJUCRNED NAKCH WEDNEb.
In day, Mnrch Ia, rs 3-JAMES N. MILLER auctoneer.
aiee No. Pine street New 10 kvrry valuable Houses
Third aud Fourth and Seventy.
cond and Seventy third q Gets JAMES MILLER
Iy sell auction at ~ clock at the Merchants Ex hange
ROOM III Broatsay Wednesday March IS. 1888
valuable Lots of Land beautifully located the south
Of Third and Seveny-thrd I'd street. 26
splendid Lots Land south side OF Seventy third street be
Third and Fourth together with ak fine
rcS Dwelling Houses two story base nen. atcs pa,as
and obse each These houses
h double lots and replee with modern
enienoe and In all respects the most desirable property in
he vicinity OF the Central Park ieing slant block.
eight Lots Of Land side Fourth between
Seventy second and Seventy third and joining the
sey third lots In the Also thirteen Lots
north sde Of seventy second street between Third and
ourh the favorit through Park,
pf.k ns al than nfty and the dwellings
Seventy second will AL have yards in 'front.' they
unusual Undue capitalists for investment
art the purchase money remain bond and mort
For maps and further particulars inquire at the Office
Isl tae auctloutr % Pine street
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IA UCTION CARD-THE LARGE SALE
IA OF MAGNl ICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
DyERTIsED TO TAKE PLACE YESTERDAY, But
BAY (TUEsDAYl, CONSISTING OF BEAUTIFUL " z.
NITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, WITH A RARE
COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS AND VALUABLE WORKS
OF ART,
onaned In the elegant dwelling house No l62 West Twen.
ty.nrst street between Seventh and Eighth avenues
cowmencing q /, o'clock preci ely
The whole co nbining coll ction seldom offered At auc
on consisting 0f superb rosewood Paror salts rosewood
and Pier .be- SILK and Lace Curtains Elizabe han
rosewood PiAnofore. Stool and Cover,
urksh Loun and Arm Chairs superb ManteI Vases OF
and Paran Bronxss. Bronze Clocks valuable colec
ION Historical Landscape PAinlngs richly framed
and Landscape Shades Chandeliers, Corner gaseres
lc elry Cas.s, 40
Elegant rosewood Bedseads Dressing Bureaus with
tops; Commoies two walnut Suits covered In green
cps made TO order Gard Ia anes. Flower Vases Spring
eds and Bedding Oval Mirrors Sofa Bedsteads &c. with
large variety OF China ch cut Glass Ivory Cutlery S
er Ware and Kitchen Furniture OF every de.
eripton All 10 DO sold without Catalogues at
,ousc. -
his worthy OF special attention. the furniture
.ood AZ new.
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, UCTlos SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
n NITuRE, MIRRORS. PARLoR SUITS,
AZ

NJ DOU iHry, A tcone,r viii sell on Wednesday March
Is A O'Clock reside l6D Twenty sixth
the entire handso Furniture contained IN the above
consisn of Tapestry Carpets Brocatel and Lac
ssins Parior vizTetca Arm and rarOr Ch
OIL Pan,in In Gne gold frames Ingram Carpets
marble top Centre Tables DR. ssng Bureaus Washstands
edsteads Hair Maresses, Bosters and Pillows Bedd
Miro. Glassware, Cnery Dinner aud Tea The
whole 10 be peremptory sold Tor cash.
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VAIN. II. FRANKLIN, AUCTIoNEER.
w ETRAMHAAT AT AEfTInN
THE TURF.

DAsHAw TROTTING STALLION FOR SALE OWING
to my yseal di,s1li,y I oasr the ycy hne Bsshan
suse for horse q his high breeding being go BY Black
Eclipse; would take good brood in Iart payment
Eor M address .rpy TO srERNG Bsnon,
Also for sale gray Hor.e i3f hsnds high, long tai,
and under the saddle and tro Ia .t spsy the
poie Price sou
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UcTIoN NoTICE.-BooTs AND SHOES.
WIN. NJ HoLLINGsHEAD. AUcTlONEEa.
BY CHARLES G. WARREN
sALEsRooMs q ooRTLANDT STREET.
NEXT AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
ON TUESDAY, MARCH IL AT loK O'CLOCK.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
NEW ARRANGEMENT
AUCTION SALES 81 BOOTS AND SHOES
SEMI-WEEKLY HEREAFTER
ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
BY THE PACKAGE ONLY. FOR CASH,
aordins facilities TO the trade before presented
CHARLES c. WARREN,
Commission Shoe Warehouse.
% Cortsnd street.
ucTloN NoTIcE.-Boors AND SHOES.
wM. M. HoLLINGsHEAD, Auctioneer
BY J. T wuITEHOusE,
Auction Rooms IS Cortlandt street
SPRING TRADE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
On Wednesday March IS, at io1k o'clock.
The trade especially invited attend this SALE the
dialogue comprises an unusual variety OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Consisting In part Of
Misses and Chiidren's sewed. copper nailed and
leg-el.
Goo Of all styles direct from manufacture and well
Ca a q; ;ues ready ear ~ on morning OF sale.
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DRYANTs MINsTREr.s
ID MECHANICS HALL, t72 BROADWAY
Monday. March D. and every night during tho week
VULCAN Ar THE FORGE 60MNAMBuLA.
BARBA3Y ALLEN, SALLY CONE UP.
CHALLENGE DANCE,
LITTLE MACS ESSLNcE SCENES OF BOYH0oO,
FRTAAIS LAUGHING GAS.
MEASURE FOR MEASURE, THE ECHO.
now ARE fOF GREESBACkN
Introducing the whole troupe In bsr plantation scenes
Doors open AT oa. curtain rises ~. Tickets 70 cent"
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IL n. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSE
u. hold furniture at suetion-E LUDLOW co
viii cell at auction Thursday March ~ 1vt ocloct II
Ms and West washnKton place between htrh avenue
rnd Mscdougs street the entire contents of the above two
houses listing part of walnut and mahogany Par
Suites IN hair cloth Pier Mirror. Easeres wood ~
octave Pianoforte, mahogany. Lounges, Rockers and
Chars hair cilth, walnut and mahogany french BED.
seads Dressing buvaus washsiands Toilet Cfockery,
and Har Mattresses, Feather Beds Boldsters and
Piilow,,.. counergsnss 9nits Sheets Ac c.s and
curatns window SHADES Crockery aud Glassware, Table.
ware brussels 2nd Ingram Carpets Ocoths &c together
pes V WIN commence Catalogues Al shs oce Of ths
Ssness, No, Z IiRs wgets -
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NoxS OLD BoWERy THEATRE
ERIN BKAGU
ALL HAIL ST rArRICkS DAY.
NH JOSEPH PROCTOR
AZ THE GREAT IRISH cHIEFTAIN
Miss Fanny Ncruug Ragged RAT
NIss Il Denvil .........,... judy O'Tfoy
Tr EsD1y AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, March II
and Is,
THE CHAMPION OF ERIN.
Earl Desmond sGhamll0D of Io..nh prnrar
q Neal, Il avtngcr Country - s~t
Ellen tho Champions bride Miss X. Denvn
In ne irann, trAh Lat by Miss I.o tss Bro
MAsASIELL0.
Mas,pi.lto Waterman III Naies .. Mr. Joseph Proctor
Fensl.a che dumb gill .....9 Miss Yuuny Herring
Dance, In Tarentel et,...- Misc Louisa Brown
IRELAND As IT IL.
aged Pat with song ..... Miss Fanny Hcrhng
Judy q TtDt ...........0.... Miss DenvI
Dan d Mr. a w. Thompson
Slang Mr.. u ". FOR
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FOURTH WEEK AND LAST NIGHT But ONE
OF tho great artist,
MISS MART PROVOST
NATURES GREAT DELlNEArDR,
who kindly consents 70 aptcar
LADY GAY SPANKEK
ON the occasion.
CORRESPONDENTS.
. . NEW Y0RK, March u. 1855.
DEAR MApAs-ImpTrsscd With & Q advantage conferred
on the drama and the deiig afforded v0tares hy
your repie senaans, - remarkable log their fidelity
lre ther chsstened beauty and "Kquic mineiic
desire 70 ~ aorGe opportunity ~ giving preston
OF this feeling and ia this yeW, ak youraonnn G
an evening o. VIII ch hdnr you acolp Iuentsry
benefit - matter of no ori nary pride ~ ha THIS
city has gwen brh 10 who has conferred honor
alike by her genius ai.ste and her cxcelienso
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a s RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER.
REGULAR SALE OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
RICHARDS 4 WHITING WILL SELL
On WEDNESDAY. MARCH IL. at lok O'Clock,
AT Al CORTLANDr STREET.
large and choice assortment Of Boots and Shoes, com
rising and spring styles of goods.
Catalogues ready on morning Of sale.
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And ious hundred aud seyentv.slx others
LAYsHGk HOUSE,. March ~ 1863
To rHE HoS, JAsEs y. BRADy a. Il. RUSSELL N. II
Joas HARRISGrox and others
GkNrttNESiOur Kind and comp letter n before
me lthas made me very happy There some natures
VIII u, when they feel the the least, Nine such
one ~ impossible ~ reply n common place manner.
and ~ tan say the kindly feeling have shown
oAaras me return upon hearts thousand fold
Permit ne To name Wednesday evening Margh - Very
respectfully yoprs MARY PROVOST
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EDWARD sINTzENIcH ACcTiONEER.
~ LARGE STOCK OF CITY BUILT CARRIAGES,

By D. ". IVES CO. :! their .aissrooms la3 and I67
stock OF first class city built Carriages made by Wood
Mott &C Also nearly 200 sets Of fisr
Saddles &C. Full particulars tomorrow Catalogues
Wednesaay.
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ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
!. MORTGAGE SALE OF

EDWAED SiNTzErICH nSs,rINHH.Es nSG1INHNEEpK, EpK.,vrrvos
BY d W. IVES co, on Thursday, March 26. NJ 7il
oclo H. 81 the Derby Galleries. G23 Broadway collection
eighty Pa ntngs, being the production
BY this ds,n nsshed .rtis comprising pleasing variety
Landscapes Historical Scripural and other subjects O
exhibition one week before sale. Full particulars to
morrow
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tr I0u Broadwsy. at the ~ ~ 1T Saloon.
Il the pla.e 10 sreni y0nr spare playune.
The Tar l. web fNfnsbed The gaiiingmaids pre'ts,
Acoompl shed, refined gay graceful and witty
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4 CADEMY or MUSIC AND NIBLO'S GARDEN
"A Choice Reserved Seats both establishments ran be
obtained at RULLMANS Musical and Dramatic Agency,
o3 East Fourteenth street corner of Fourth avenue.
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Advrr,isenent.
THE UNITED STATES TAX Law,

Now READY psmphle. Of % PAGES tine white psper
Beside the BIZ which Is word for word In accordance With
ths na tex appeal 10 IL Alphabetical Reesptas-
Of every article be sKed 81 tue law and the amount
OF the levied thereon FIJI, renders 1t a. CON pls.s
and convenient as Il IL possible to make t.
Price cents postpad ~ per 100 II sent by expfcss -
per 100 II by usi. Add'ess TIE TRicrSE. New-iorf
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THE ARMY AID NAvY.-The work of the Chris
t.u Couin.sion FOR tie moral and religious wants Of our
Soldiers and sailors goes bsvey Tho New.Yoh Depart
ment h been fairly inausu.ed, and plane Of work devised
en- Commensurate with the importance aud needs OF
the field they propose 10 cultivate The meeting they IN.
tend to hold tomorrow evening az the Academy Of Music
will bring the whole subject before the community in oil the
prominence which 80 great mission deserves
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The VERY LAST DAY.-Miss Warren, the petite
beauty at Bsruuus takes her farewell Of the public a, the
Museum to-day. The wedding guests sends in numef
gu. bridal presents. and II Ia believed that her reception table
a, the Metro potan will show bhsn.s display as tina, Of
any bride Of modern tmes
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The Rev. II. G.. Weston, ID. d., VIII lecture on
At3nemen. In the South Baptist Church. Twenty h street.
between Seventh and Eighth Sunday evening
Tits lecture hh 10 Of deetTna DISCOURSE nov
IL proge. at that Church.
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ANGw Course OF POPULAR LEcruRrs-in'
Now.York Lyceum, vita ayew Thinking p'ov'.'h !" ~
literary a,te, Of tho clerks in dry goods boot
grocery stores aud tho public guneF-ily 10 now
rauge,nepts of popular leeture' 70 os
BY number OF the sble.t an no't eloquent '6ssAs'
country.
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INTERNATIONAL RELIEF COMMITTEE line Treas
urer Of the international Relief Committee Acknowledges the
following donation in aid OF tue suffering oPer-
,tves Of Lancashire from Mr Fletcher Williams Treisurer
benr collection in the churches Of the Western Diocese Of
NewYos In answer the appeal Of the Bshop sasl CO
Previously ackno wledsed, plO.53 II. Total, $liSTe6
A. A. Low, Treasurer. No. 81 Baflins s.Ip.
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fAdyer,i.emeltl

LAST DAY Yes reader, this is the last day,
the very Lass positively the lat OF thar charming little eres
tnrr, Miss LAvISIt WAKKgS, 81 bARsCAs MUsEus Next
Tuesday 10 zen Ioin Thumb. when she
private life ENJOY In luxury and ease tue fortune
Of li.tle General Remember, thel yoo fail seeing
her Jay you forever too late Be- see TIE Museum al
yeItiseniout
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BY an official announcement ~ another column, II
he seen that the Dentist. have found it Necessary 10 adj
hs charges for professional services IN eonse quenee
Of the increased cost Of the materials used In dental practice
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The Rev. +. Mason Bartlett, Chaplain OF mo ~
Rs,Ir,n. Nes.York MOUNTED Rides, Suffolk. Va COL ~
ped.e anivsd Ia tho city last evening With 'e'saI
d0ls,, to .Ls lsalss " I've soldiers VI w E's~ss'
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THE PRICE OF BoARp.-lhe Messrs. Lslanai "a
tho Metoocitan Hotel deny tho ss,ement istoy ~
tia, pr!ees have BEEN Increased At their house ifei eA''
r,tuain A, heretofore.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-To-day, at l2l o'clock the
opera Of Norma will be commencet-Lorni the DuisesI
The close Of this opera the French opera " Les Noee'
de Jessee coriisr the heroine will be given. and the
season closed. Zee advertisement.
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CRIMINAL TRIALS IN THE HUDSON County,
CouRr-In the Hudson County a. ~ Cour, yesterday be-
Judge Ogen and A,'ocias Jude CpAn9e" Mary Ann
nisan a. 4 I'D 4. larceny and lotted Francis Grimes
fcoored convicted assault and battery aud Sarah
Egin was convicted for arson.
Mxsrt Rose was put on trial concesins the birth Of
her ultimate child IL appears nom tue evidence that tho
prison ploy ed az domestic at No "a Morris street
Ci.y Oae rnorning, few since ster working
tie kitchen 0E three four hours retired 10 her roou
and subequsry hs body OF iuan Trs found seofeee
nod.r son. ashes ana rubbish in the cellar Medical s1sm
notion revealed of vioenca u tie legs was bro
ken; other visible srd IL evident that death
was caused .uocstou. The trial not concluded Of tss
lime Tor adiouYling Court.
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The Army and Nary Gd.ette is the title Of
journal devoted to military and naval intelligence, with
pres, reference the wants Of the volunteer and regular
service pusli1hsd by WIN. II. Dyer Co.
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obseqaes Of the to Nh John Sowey, superintendent Of
Lands aud Pieces, who was accidentally sned Tuesday
evening" at the ire In Cherry street. yesterday afternoon
held at St. Stephens Church The services performed
by tho Rector the Rev Dr. Joseph H. Price, Who also de-
.yered brief and pertinent sddress large number Of
prominent politicians present. The Fire Department
~, quite fully represented. lafayette Ensne Company No.
10 Of which the deceased foreman formed hollow
square about the proceson Tho body Inferred WIKI
Maso.,o monies BY Keystone Lodge No 2JJ In tie
Femens 10. IN Greenwood Cemetery. The following Maons
oic.a,ed psbearers; Brothers A. A. Fisher NJ Pearson
T. NJ Costa Jane. f.. Palmer. Gilbert NJ Plat g. Paes.
son, II. l.. RoJertion, ". Coulter