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MILITARY MOVEMENTS AT THE WEST
Adyices from Memphis state that the 10th army
corps, General Huributs, is preparing for q
movement southwark, it is supposed into Mis-
sissippi, for the purpose of attacking what REM
nants OF Joe Jonnston's rebel army may yet
remain in that State, and securing, the large
stores Of corn ind forage that are known 70
have been collected by the rebels at dinsrent
roints on the railway TO Mobile. A large force
of cavalry reported TO be some 12OOO strong, 10
already concentrated at Corinth to participate
in this campaign-N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
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IThe lovers ofscandal had some material
against Hines Nixon, in the Supreme Court
Cbambers, New York. for divorce. Judge Bar
naro. a few days since, granted decree TO that
pfiecf. on the ground that the hus band had been
carving on a criminal correspondence with
isabella Cubas Blasco. Since the divorce OF
Mr. and Mrs Nixon IL seems that the Lady iass
menfioned has also commenced suit againss
Ter Hege lord.
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0It is more than a hundred years since an
heir apparent to the British crown has had q
son. The eldest son of George II, died few
waras George III, surviving. Since that time
there has been no such state of things as now
exists. The children of George HI, were all
born while he was on the throne. George ",
had no son either before or after he assembled
the throne. William ~, had no children.
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LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE REPoRrs-FSrst Preeiact--D. T. Hill
and Chsrles HUI, hunting on Sunday, s275
eaen. M Moran j. Isear, G. r. Lewith, A ;
IarGioman, and John Anderson, arrivals from
fepei States; sent TO PIovosl Marshal.
Second Precinct Louisa Hail. selling liouor
unlicensed; $50 S. if"oA
Third Precinct-Johp Cornar ,ar,err =, .
neg ols smlssed on restoring the hog Thomas
Lucketf, assault and battery; iaii for court.
Henry Bnrk, larceny bail for court. VIM
Turl, do; dismissed. Mary Holland Agnes
White, Seth Lunsford. J. V. Tnrrer. George
McCahon, drunk; dc. Charles Rempp, disor-
fontsin, assault and battery; dismissed Peter
Agnew, drunk and dsorderly; 81.
Sizth Precinct.-Wm. Psrman, careless dr,y-
ing, dismissed. louisa B. Loyde, profanity;
sault and battery: bail for court s. J. Free
man, m DO bail for peace. /. W: Emerson. driv-
deTIy; 81. Jas. McScnly, do; dismiss sed Robt
Davis, carrying weapons; 81.
Tenth Precfnct.-L. T. Treesdale, drunk; Mrs.
Edelir, indecent language; dismissed
AT A MEETING of the Franklin Engine Com.
pany, held in their hall, the following gentIe-
ne ems uing year: President, John II. Sessford;
Vice President, Edward J. Champion; Record.
ing Secretary, John +. Moulden; Assistant
recording ~ Secretary, Benz. F. Kirby; Treas
urer, l.. w. Dorsey; lst Director, William L.
CHAMPION: 2d Director, M. j. Ridgeway; Sd
Director, Jacob b. Coddiugton; 4th Director,
Johh nuTstI Englne-nouSe Keeper, ThCmaS
Martin: Delegates Washington CITY United
Fire department, John III. Sessford, Daniel
Niehmeyer. Edward J. Champion, James A.
Cooper, L. w. Dorsey.
THE BooT ON THE OTHER LEG.-A certain
officer few days SINCE went to one OF our po-
lice magistrates and asked for a warrant
against a colored man for selling liquor with
cut license, which was at once filled out and
tbe omcer started TO make the arrest, when he
happened TO look at the warrant, and was DIS
gusted to find that the names had been reversed.
Els (thc oflcer'sl name appearing as the party
charged. The officer Immediately went back
TO the office and stated tnat the party charged
was before him, but there being no evidence
the case was dismissed.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Lieorge
Butler, malicious mischief; dismissed. Henry
j. Baker, picking a mans pocket; dismissed,
John Moore, drunk and disorderly; dismi sst d.
Michael Dougherty, assault and battery: bail
for court George Robinson, do, two ca ses:
Jail for court. Rose Lynce, larceny; di ism,ssed.
Jas. Dobbns, sleeping in the street; dismissed.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsES.-Sarah Bur.
lin, Gisorderly; Si5S Artless Ferguson, Annie
Ferguson, do dismissed. Menna Berrinye ger,
selling liquor 10 soldiers: do. Michael Kelly,
violating city ordinance; do. Louis Jackson,
do: So. Henry UiIrick. drunk; dismissed. U.
Appleton, do; 81 5S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-04

To CLEAN KNIvKs.-A small, clean potato,
with the enc cut of, is a very con venient me-
dium OF applying brick dust to knives, kee ping
it about the right moisture, while the juice OF
the potato assists in removing stains from the
surface. A better polish can be obtained by
this method than by any other we have tried,
and with less labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-04

Funeral of Governor Gamble of Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1-Governor Gamble was
buried to- day. The civil and military display
on the occasion was probably the most solemn
and imposing ever seen In St Louis
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Bipghamten Election

BINGHANroN, N. Y. Feb. 2.-At the charter
election to. day, the whole Union ticket was
elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-04

~Samuel p. Twins. editor Of the Athens
Tenn Post, having heen taken pIisoncr1 Se1s
D. Richardson, Of the New York Tribune now
confined in "Iibby." segs3 -o
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GROWERS TAEATER,
Pennsylvania Auenue, near WiNards' Hotel.
--.DraGtOT.
Aho of the New Chestnut st. Theater, phiIa,
lMMEHsE SUCCESS or THE DUKES MOTTO
BOUeE CROWDED.
Hundreds Of Peopie Turned fr m the Door
LAST MIGHT BOT TRREB
L " = 8 T v A
Cn which oces sion will be produced for The second
time in his m city the grand Romantic Drama Of
THE pUKE'S M0TTO-TAni Here
Wi h AL the original p1usi, and dialogue, as psr.
formt for over 6,0 nights in London.
in New York IL was played for four months st
Niblo's Garden 20 imn tnse bou,es.
MILE VESTVALI
will appFar for the second time in this CITY "a
APT. HENRI DE LAGADAIER,
In whi,h cbara' ter she viii sing the SOD ss The
Dazzling Cav the spani 81 song La Msuola .
Heres and Fears.n
The play Ia produced in the same gorgeous style
as in New Yorb q, every resource Of the Th eater
has been brough into resui,ition for its proper
production New C2stumss, New Mech .uicAl ri
dIswipe. taken at Eiblos Garden, New York, and
produced by that celebrated scenic artist,
d. A. eTBON6, ESQ
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WIDEN HOsPITAL.

In consequ.ree of the destruction By are OF the
70 sf .Sa . sn e,ssns sS ia.
Sisters OF Charity" have undertaken to supply
Of aa a % ,, sas
e. "Proyidenee Hospital" and is located on the
s.o
the building: which is large and connections; and
tien for the comfort Of the inm.tes
Patients vim Ss Escsiysd into the ward: .s IS
ssnss and Ssdis.I or .arss:l .ts.re oao'' me-
Persons desiring private roems can be aocommo-
Suitable wards have been provided for ooiorsd
h: ia@esi.ss shs.ss = s. si:sss:. n y 1'ssl W.
ss :sS;;; n
and I'd ispvi,sosz AND eossutr1se- 2 rs i
W:.h.sss., =: :1d r. ss sss is;;.ss st
.Appiiesiions can bs made st the aospit.l or to
.sSsns 70 s Who
may occupy private rooms, have the privilege Of
f II sSis eos. Of the Sister. is duly .p,rset.ssd,
the recommendations OF ths institution Vim DO On.
AEesd to meet any possible dsmsnd.
sfsfHs sSk8 Superior
nIARIHsi DIARI1si Ola RIBS
FOB 1861 FOB 1851 FOR 1851
rs VARrITIlsi rs VAlIIfIEsi rs vARIxrIEs.
ALL sTYLEsI ALL sTYLEsl ALL STyLI8l
wAG:sf ss,. and whGIsssli sss and whG:;i Rs:s and
PHILIP SOLoMONsl PHILIP & S0Loa0NS.
PHILIP & sOLOMONs
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORES,
332 PBNN. AvIHUB,
Between Ninth and Tenth Streets.
~sent to the ARMY RR1l OF P05rAaB.
dA S0.H
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DENTISTRY.

NJ < ETH.
tSB LOOMS, ~. D, the Inventor and Patentee
of the MINERAL PLArE TEETH, at
teuds ptTsocsljy St his office in tn %R
city: Many parsons can wear theseq lYfYyyY
teeth VII canuot wear atherr and no ~
oerHcn cau wear others W 0 cannot wear these,
Ferrous calling at rly III can be accommod ated
with spy ;tye and price Of Teeth they may desire,
out 70 those who particular and wish the pures,,
clsansat strongest AID most perfect denture that
art can produca, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more lily warranted
Rooms in this ci'y-No 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9tn and 10th streets. Also, 2O7 Arch st.,
Phiisdei phis. mGr4-ly
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PITKIN CO.,
Successors TO BARNES Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Dealers In Sutlers' Supplies,
No. 4s1 NINTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D, o.
No. 2J KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA

In consequence of the recent order of the War
Depal tment requiring suffers to load in Washing
ton, We have thought it advisable to open another
house for the &C ;ommodaton IF our friends.
We take pleasure in announcing thai we have
purchased the entire stock and good will Of the
house of Barnes & Co., 4S1 Ninth street, Wash.
ingtou. and can now offer the largest aud best
sortment of Suffers Goods in both cities
One of the partners residing in Philadelphia, is
al the time in the market for the pur hase of Sup
plies and we buy for cash, hatter ourselves
that can sell prime goods as low they can be
bought anywhere.
In view of the many frauds perpetrated on pnr-
shasers of Army Supplies, we have given personal
Ard particular attention to the selection of our
stock Of Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, Jelies
Milk, DC. aud confidently recommend them to be
of the uery best quality.
We also invite special attention to our large
stock of Butter, Cheese, Foreign and Domestic
Fruits, Tobacco, Segsrs, Eutler's Hardware and
otions.
Truly yours. PITKIN & co.
WASHINGTON. January l, 1864.
Having disposed of our stock of merchandise to
the firm of Messrs. Pitkin & Co., we take great
pleasure.in recommending them to friends and
customers, who have so generously patronzed u.s.
We do so, with the knowledge that our successors
are fully competent and disposed, to make it for
tte interest of all to continue the patronage to
them which hasbeen SO literally extended to US.
ia 25-lm BARNES Il CO.
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Recruits Wanted
TIE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR vETERANs.
$45s,
1925 Of which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY PoR NEW RECRUITS.
S:s5S,
S125 of which Will be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOB CoLosED RECRUITS,
$50. E..
Paia is advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
VIII apply to sny OF ths following
RkcHUIriEG OFFICERS:
ss. BAEER.
Engine Hall, near the Market, ON Pennsylvsnis
..snus, between ss yenth snd Ninth streets.
10. HYDE, .-.
Corner Of Fourtssnth and Ne. York avenue.
a. KEAsREY.
q street, near cornsr VI Eiuetsenth and Penn
sylysnia avenue.
10. PARKER.
Corner of High and Danbartou streets. George.
town.
CO. LANGLEY. Navy Yard Bridge, has been
appointed Recruiting Officer.
sEsaY A. sCH IETZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
ia lstf District Of Columbia.
r. O0D N VS.
BALTIMORE BAalfAlN STORE
Yard wide Besehed Cotton at 25 cents
Good dark taiicoes only is4,
which We have just recsiyed; together with n
great many OF her bargains.
Possessing unusual advantages for supplying
ourselves with .ottons, We are enabled to sell BY
the niece or case.
Also, A. pieces Black Silk, from S7k ctsto Sl.75
per yard
Ladies' Ladies! We DO advise
To buy before another rise
LANsBURG & BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
375 Seventh street,
JAZZ 2v' Third door above straet.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

INA v ELCTSS UlnEO OH L >.
BALTIMORE ANB OHIO RAILROAD.
g 81
On and after Wednesday. January 2oth, 1856, daily
YORK. and Washington and the West as follows:
FOR NEW YORK ana sosr r9H
Leave Washingto at and In43 a. M. anu oo
and 80 P. NJ, except Sunday. On sundaY' a'f.~
p. u. only.
FOR BALTIMORE. =,
Leave Washington at 6.s. ana W;42 snd q. M
and s, 4 IS, and 7.3n P. NJ daily exceps sunday.
On Sunday, At A. NJ. and and T. 50 ; p; M, only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
! Leave Washington st $50 and A. M. and 50
2; N. daily. except Sunday. on sunday ~ ." r.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
On Sunday a C At a &c and so 4, NJ and SO P. NJ.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at 6. % A. NJ. and 4. Is 2. M.
Leave Baltimore at = 10 A. NJ and SIS PM
Trains leaving Washington at A. n: and
7S P M, 20 through to New York without
change of cars Sleeping Car on 7.sO P. NJ train.
THE first and fourth trains from Washington,
and third and fifth trains from baltimore, stop at
all way points.
For further information, tickets Of every kind.
10, apply to George 8. Koontz, agent st Wash
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
js20-f (Intel Chron)
In CONSEQUENCE OF THE ICs IN TIN
i bay. the Fort Monroe boats will ~N- -
Lave s. BsIti%oIs more 1s SclSca ? Pm, m Eaas.zS
ja m.u N. n. FALLS, President.
,os Marist st.. Phiia 4sl NintR Il st Washins.on.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

sSEs 81 sooss s AsS
HRY.-On FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVE
ton Rooms OF j. o. NJ sGuirs 4 O.. oornsf of 10Th
ard D streets. by virtue Of des1 Of trust to tbs
TIE 5asd records Tor " s;hinsson county. b. O..
AIars-. assortment Of miscellaneous Books. CON-
Of
j.md &c. MCGUIRE & 90 Aus..
Bz BoTgklRA wilson, Az .t!,nee..
o. psS s
nenciog at 10Y o'slock M we shali sell al
knsteepth streets Sssbin goa. D. e., the follow. e
ins articles belonging to the Madtsal and ,sptal
Dssa.tmsnt, condemned as unas for the public
i2s COOKING and other Stoves,
8 Zinc and other Bsthtubs.
%, SEQ nounes Cor centrsted Milk,
g % n Iron b Boilers, 7.l : t
,.7s 6 Elsas:ts. ERssae: Corn s''r'h'
ssi M Sed's See Sacks,
381 Straw AID Husk Mattresses,
= fsis:$s F.is;:$ f!,;ss s;;::, ss:..., s '.'.
2ss Lanterns,
81, sas sShsss;t:, Ss.;n:,
743 shirts,
47e Drawers, --.. .-
A. Wooden Buckets, t-
$50 Tin Plates, -.
100 Camp 4 ettles, .-.---.
Ia Ia Rstsut tsas R4s Water Closets.
900 Bottles. @ .ai Pin Cans, and Jars Of all de-
With large lot of other goo not deemed neess
t,ry to enumerate, altosstaer forming sa eItsn
s Ter@s 1stees Cash GIef in aersrh o Sent f.nas
mskusA and asSKn .s,5ax Iaafs97S; msiS,s7 Su-veyor
u" NJ Y O. "a Per T cor TELkR q WILSON. '''
ia 2s-td Auctionsrs.
ByJ O. MCGUIRE ( co.. Auctiopsers.
VALUABLf IMPROVED AND USIspR9y.D
AFfEENooN Feb susts ., is Al S'eloss. on The
court Of the Pi,tri:t q co.qm5s passed n T ne
cause No, So. MsIy i',Iotis- ct az " Wili.;s
s5 ffontins IS feet Trees On n no.fh strset b.
tween 18th and 18th st 7ets vest and r1nnins back
ana improved by : hsnas7mo and woiI built 5riot
residence with briok stable.
Lot No 70 il pa1ssor r N basisi, n Of sansrs No.
80, trout y feet moth II st est hes~een lth
sno 18th stre.ts ~est "nd runnin bsck ~ to an al
Immediate possession of the property will be
Terms On. fourth in essh, and the smstnd.r
hs Sa Of rs the derrs
to ne secured by tPe notes or bonds of The prrshss
Trustee On Tsusc&tion o. the aaIes ~ the Court,
and on payment of TIE gh1l. OF the purchase
property to the purchaser in fee simple.
If tie terms Of saie not cruplled with IN q vs
days thereafter. the rruStee reserve the rigaL TO
reeell, at the risk and expense of the de,suitina
purchaser. ST one week notice in the National
In ellieencsr.
Ali corveysnsine and stamps al the cost Of the
rurehsser,
1ais-eo&es 0. McG ulnE 4 90. Auos.
SALE OF CONDENSED CUARrEBMAsrERs
- STORES
CHEF QUARTERRAsTsR' s OFsIoR,
Depot Of WdShirg,oa. }
Vashingfon 4 e.. Jsu IS, tYSi.\
VIII be sold at public auction in tns SOU
bounded by and /, and T~ ~sntieth aod Twenty
sIst streets, IN the city OF Was snxscn d. O.. On
WEDNESDAY februsry 10. 1854. LARGE iOs of
SCRAP IRON AND LEATHER, PARTS OF wA7
CNs, PARTS OF HaRNESs, TOOLS, 10 &C..
DEEMED UNSENVICEaBLE
The successful bidders viii be required to remove
the siorse within fifteen t5) days from the Gay OF
sale.
Terms cash in Government fanGs
sac to soUmeace st 10 O'Clock A. n.
D. H RUOKER
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Sa arab Bur-
lin, Gisorderly; SI.aS. Artless Ferguson, Annie
Ferguson, do dismissed. Meinna Berrinyer
sellin liquor 10 soldiers: do. Michael Kelly,
violating city ordinance; do. Louis Jackson,
do So. Henry Uilrick. drunk; dismissed. U.
Appleton, do; 81 Sc.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATER,
ILEVINTH STREET,


THURsDAY EVENING, Feb 4, 1884.
FOURTH NIGHT.
G lat OCEss
MISS LAURA kEENE,
NEW YORK COMEDY COMPANY.
In consequence of the admirable manner in
which the Comedy was received last night, it will
be repeated to might.
THURSDAY EVENING Feb. 4. 1884.
Will be presented scribs's Witty ani Laushabls
three act Comedy OF
THE INVISIBLE HUSBAND.
g 9on Manuel Mr., Boyd
Don Jap6ss, lhis frit appearances, Mr. o Ho,so
Den Antonio.---. Mr.. A. Palmer
Queen ii ATrason :. ... :. - " 1r. q. s fsi fssef
nosetta.-.- MISS M. Alton
cariine -. Miss Ttss Iou;ss a. ossn,sn osr9rss
Peasants. Villagers. DC. ''''A
SYNOPSIS OF NEW scsNERY.
APAss IN THE MOUNTAINS o, ARRAaoN.
HOME OF GIRALDI-By MinArd Lewis
Aof II.
"IRTERIOR OF THE OLD MIL
By Minard Lewis.
Acr III
INTERIOR OF TIKI PALACE OF ST. JA9O DE
.-.r COMPOSTELLO.
"oUR AMERICAN COUSIN"
In addition to other pieces, during the present
week, Will be reduced this most successful pay
of the present &c in which many of the ori xinal
artietts will appear-a play which on both sides of
gers and actors produ csd originally By Miss Laura
Heene, at he theater in New York, and which vas
cop1ii ually played for three huI dred nights,
filing the greater por tions of two seasons.
Box Cf6ce open every day from 10 until o clock.
where sests msy be secured three days in advance
Dress Circle ard Pare he. te .----.. 80 cents
. cfestra and Balcony Chairs rs cents
M Y ALI Anos O
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FTyHE RivoUAo AND TIN nATTLu YIILD
i or, Campaign Sketches in Vireinia and Mary.
and. By Capt 6so. j. Hoys.a V.a Vols u =.
u1e sza gH ssa5'r 1kAMoK TAIL01s
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Box of6ce open every day from 10 until 80 clock.
where seats msy be secured three days in advance
Dress Circle ard Pare ne. te ..---. 80 cents
cfestra and Balcony Chairs rs cents
fINate boses- S5
DOors omen at o'clcck. II bepin at o,cIock
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BOrELER WILSON
jan .e I'm tChronicl-.i
IMPROVE YOUR
EYESIHHF ;"
by the Use OF the celebrated
pEBBI + and PERIsCOrIC EpECTACLES,
acknowledged as the best for S:rengtkeains ami
PTe,errtns the impaired Eyessht. scientifically
ana correctly suited, by
FRANKLIN l. CO.. Ortieisns.
244 Pennsylvania ave. ne, bet 18th and 18th sts,
and
SIS Pennsylvania az 5nue, Under National Hotsi.
FIELD GLASSES, OPERA GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES TTERHOHE TERS,
SFEREOSCOPES, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
C4RTES DE VISITE. DC.
in a great variety, and AZ the loves. prices
Ia l8-tr
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& SONS GOLD MEDAL.

INTEINWAY & SONS' GOLD MEIIAI.
- GRAND AND square PIANOS arr now considered
the best IL Europe this country having rrc"sri ~"
hTrt fr,r Medal II the Worlds zhbiion IN Lond"n oI
The principal why a.. Ssinway Piano, are superior
to ali others TO- that Ia. ri = composed OF hve pse,tN
orte nakes father aud four son' VINO invent s he
own improvements aud under Whose pef.onal npctson
every part Of tho instrument IL manuisct1ed na't'
Nos aud 70 East Fourteenth st. between mon square anu
Irving Place New. YORK.
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Mem Publications.
IN PREsS-READY NEXT SATURDAY.
PETERsON's NEW COOK BOOK

Never before published.
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N0E COIJFGIATE SCHOOL.


4 No. II West lth street, corner sixth Nv,
now In its f5th year reopenI Monday sept H. With
,ry Tor the OF youth IN all the Department.
Of Complete school course Pupils received III sses
aid thoroughly prepared Tor college or bpsineN
Reference made TO tho Faculties oil Coinmbs Cosse and
y Uuiyrrsity Also to the following gentlemen whose
have attended The school: hsy Ds beach s'enceI
Honbower fof Ta.rsonJ Rev. h. T.. Rankin iof Newark
Rev l. u. vormilys, HonW p. Hsvcmeyor, Wa ii. Webb,
ESQ and many Others whose and commendAoy letters
q. P. QUACKENBOS, Re,,or.
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CURIOUS THING IN GLOBES.
PERCE'S MAGNETIC GLOBES

A CURIOUS THING IN GLOBES.
PERCE'S MAGNETIC GLOBES.
Patented March IS, 1864 by Ebert PERcz)
"Mazneic Globes. The most instructive toy which We
have for years has been shown Mr. Ebert Perez
It is Magnetic Globe rather It ia Jade Of .C1 iron end
magnetic bec representing the Of mankind annss
ices light houses ships and supplied with IT,
which sdhorng the surface illustrate sdnfsby the atsc
ton Of gfsvtGon the rotundiy Of the earth it, duIn
ton tie vcsstnde Of day and nigh. and many things other
wise ncomprehensibe children. With this Globe child
Of hroe years has become dsen su of Geography. and
enjoys 10 play keeny than for somebody to make the
world Aside rom It's magnetic qualities it is valuable and
economical as a globe.-IN. y. Daily Tribune.
4zEs PRICys.
THE STUDENTS MAGNETIC GLOBE, 5 inches in d.
The PRIMARY MAGNETIC GLOBE, inches in diam
RI Fher Of N, above size. by mail receipt OF price.
TIE LIBRARY MAGNETIC GLOBE. IL inches in diam
eer in various styles OF mounting Circulars with fa inform
alton sent application. Address . -
JOHN y. TROW, Pubhshsr, No. ~ Greenc't, n Y.
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Dentistrr.

Nj B. GRIFFIN g. BROS, No. 258 Grand
IN st. New-York aud No. 257 Rulton.t., Brooklyn are
extracting Teeth positively without pain by the Of
oxvd gas No charge for eIsc.ng when erhci teeth
They are $50 inserting fu Of teeth Gold
as Pstina a25 Silver SO Rabbef, &lO Partial sets on
Gold. ~; Slves, 81. Ext1sctins 70 cents
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HDTSIDENTTAI CAMPAIGN DOCU- 81
II

ABRAHAM LINCOLN-sllvery snd i's ,ssqe' ind'cs'eo
~ Id. sua,cb,s Letter. Messages, and frochInaiioh,,
RECONSTRUCTlON; Liberty The cornerstone anu LIN
solu the architect 10 Pr. ~ PEI lsindi, ID,
Per hundred. .,., .s..b,n,,d
THF EXPULSION OF LONG. rp.i PER auhIie'i
STATE RTNONATIOH. q PIP: 81 pei lgndfto .,
CoNFIsCArION OF REBEL PROPERTY. ppi ~
Pei hundred ~ nam, o. q, 49, h,,sr.s
CONFiSCATiON OF REBEL fhOfEkll' PP'' VI
P' SECESSION AND RECONSTRUCTION. sPR' 81 per
'I No COMPROMISE WITH TREASON spP; 81 per
FREE CONSTITUTION. 0 pr; 81 per hundred -,
UNIVERSAL EMANCIPATION WITHOUT COMIEN'
eATION Is Do: ~ per hundred.
TITLE 40 PROPERTY In SLAVES. PIP 81 per
AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION PIP 81 per
RECONSTRUCTION IN THE STATES. sPp.i 81 per
uXMTNDMENr TO CONSTITUTION. ie pp.i 81 per
hundred - ,.,,oco,re
TYPOGRAPHICAL SNEICH Or ANDREW JOHNSON,
candidate Tor the Vice Presidency. 6 pp ~ per hundred
THE WAR COMMENCED Bf THE REBELS. 10 PIP
o. per hundred . -,o,,,.>.,, orr,cr,
For sale u INK ihpCNh OftlNi-.
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Gorses, Carriages, Sc.

ou.RrRRsAsrElss OgHcE. Nsw Yosx. April l6 1864
4 RTlLLERl HORSES WANTED. i ,Wo
~ Artillery Horses wanted for which One Hundted and
Seventy to One Hundred and Eighty Dollars will be PAD
all tat pas inspection. There horses must be sound n
every particular broken harness lestan ai hands
hih and viii be presented for inectons the Goyerumsn1
Stables, 55ths,, between 10th and nth avenues
STEWART VAN NLdEr Qasrieuaastcs
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gVHE REBELLION RECORD is the Stand
DREsIDENTIAL ELECTION.-THE TRI

4 BUNE ALMANAC for 1851 con,sins tho OF FICIAL
ELECTORAL VOTE for the several States for President
tdss Is e~nis For sale 81 tue TRIBUNE Office.