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Esuay Mule.

4 ZANE into the enclosure of the subscriber,
V about June lst. II VI LE. The owner can
have the same by proving property and paying
charges.
join HARDEN Jr
Trenton, July &c, 1854. 3w25*
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-29

Two companies Of Home GBaris are re
Tag raised in Bath to do duiy one scar, under [
; authority, one company TO be stationed nj 3tt
Popham ami the other to do guard ard picket
duty Mt Bath.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-29

Very Coon New Hampshire papers don
think it quite the thing for Maine to claim II,
with all the yellow fever II does look Itt
Nnair.
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---General Butler has NAMED the battery in
rear Of the Curtis House. heretofore known the
water battery, Battery Sporors AFR Lieut.. { j.
Az P. SHagord, 18th Maine ToIs., in honor u his
distinguished services |ihg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-29

RAMS At The WrSr.-A s.. Paul, Minneset1,
despatch slys, ncary rails arc nov ffeqaent. aad
the crop. are doing finely 4 Milwaukee, ais
Patch Gays Wisconsin has been watore5 ty heavy
rain, which drowned uut the chiael lug al saw
ed potion ct the wheat crop
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-29

THE fares TO San Francisco, from
New as follows Upper deck. $500 :;
YIain saloon, 1919; second cabin, $50,
stecrage, 5000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-29

After lapse Of forty years. there were
r'iil one Hundred aud thirty-seyen british vet ran
fleets above the rank of lieutenant alive to cec-
brlte tie anniversary OK Waterloo, june 18th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-29

Starr Kings Society in SAN Francisco. on
the 18Th. cItenivd unanimous aal earnest can
u Rev. Horatio ~tebbius OF Portland. l. become
his successor. lie bias accepted the I.and sails
Aug. 18th.
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Ellsworth, March /. 1861.
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AnE4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12
No. 81 NAssAU-sT.. NEw-YoRK.

~ sHE cG GHiCA0o AND GREAT EASTERN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY now offer for sale ONE MILLION
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of their FIRST
mOhIOAuE BONDS, in sums Of one Thousand Dol ar,
eaoh maturing In thirty years. bearing interest the
seven per cent per annum payable in The City of NewYok
on the hrst days Of April aud October in each year.
These Bonds secured by First and only MORTGAGE on
the property income and franchises Of the Railway CopAny
e1ecuedto Frederick scbuchad and Henry Morgan Of the
City OF New-Yor Trustees
The remaining Nine Hundred Thousand Dollar, ohe Bonds
are act apart and remain in tho hands Of said Irus.
tees for the purpose Of being exchanged the indebted
ness OF the Chicago and Cincinnati Railroad Company running
from La Crosse to Lossn,por this effected, the $2COO00
wil form First and only Mortgage line Of road Ito miles
10 length extending from Chicago to LoganpoIt where
meets with the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad form
ing the shortest line by 40 miles between Chicago and Cnc-
natl and by 70 miles the shortest line between Louisville and
Chicago.
IL 0A also IN ooHnreo nth Road IN operation
entirely and rery direct lines from Chicago Neo York.
Philadelphia baltimore GndaH Eastern C The distance
beef Chicago and keio York by This icing shorter
h1G By either Of tho erHg lines rid DBnkirk BBgaio
The road Is under contract and the most strenuous
efforts being made to have it open for traffic during tie
Summer OF 1864.
Tho interest the Bondsnstuns during The progress Of
the work has been provided for sDd will remain deposit
with the Bankers OF the Company Messrs SCHUCHARDr
GERHARD No. III Nassaust to HON the Company refer
for further particulars and where subscription books for this
loan have been oPenedNO. - lisu st, New York, Dec
20, 1863 w. ID. JUDSON, PTesideni.
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Aniu6emenis.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.


RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
D. ii. upId and d. W. THOMPSON. Assistant HsnaSDA
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
NEW AID BRILLIANT SPECTACULAR DRAMA
A II re SA;
OR THE
SPIRIT OF BEAUTY.
New Scenery. Elegant Costumes, Appropriate Nude
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET,
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET.
lLLU MINATED FOUNTAIN
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN
OF REAL WATER,
OF REAL WATER,
OF REAL WATER.
Surrounded with
LIVING FAIRIES AND GORGEOUS FLOWER3
LIVING FAIRIES AND GORGEOUS FLOwERS
THIS FOUNTAIN WAS IMPORTED FROM EUROR1
THE FIRST FSER y SEM II II This COUNTRY.
THE MOST s bE A nj RghD sfFEcrAcLn
ever witnessed on this cont inent.
THIS GORGEOUS PIECE
EVERY AFTERNOON ct O'Clock, and
EVERY EVENING at Il o'clock
DELlOHT THE JIOUSANDS OP tlSlIOh0
at each and every repre.e
Mr. HARRISON,
the Comic and Imprompu Singer appears at each peror
THE TYROrEAN WHISTLER,
m M. thyea whos once, and on the Tyrolean fan
CnR.s Ivt.
10 be seen at al hours every diy and evening
THE FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS,
THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN
each eight feet high;
THE TWO ELFIN DWARFS,
The bLPU ,Dd "a k n a oE 5 ss 3
A JAPANESE MASKIN HOG
The WHAT Is 1T or. MAN MONKEY.
THREE GROUPS OF MOVING WAX FIGURES,
Wax Figures Queen Victoria Prince aud Princess OF Waleg
GEN Tom THUMB end WIFE COM. MUTT and MIN
ME WARREN in their wedding costume, which they woss
al the Generals marriage Feb TO- 1863
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS,
from Colorado Territory. The only specimens OF those sas
animals ever seen Ia this region.
THREE SPECKLED BROOK TROUT
EACH WEIGHING OVER FOUR POUNDS!
MONSTER PYTHON,
the great dragon OF the East, and
OTHER MONSTER SERPENrS,
ROBERT hOUDINS AUIOMAfON WRlrERl
EDUCATED SEAL. which plays MUSICAL INSTRVs
MENJ, and million other wonderA
Admission Is cents Children undor ten. ID cents
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WAR DEPlKTaESr. CAVALRY BuREhu,
OFYICE % CnlgY CpAErERsAsrrR, Z
LA l.

a j BLEECKER, son 81 Co. will sell at
n. Auction on TUESDAY. Hu.h Is, a, u O'CLOCK, at
Exchange salesooua. No. III broadway
VALUABLE COKNER| o,
eru,v AVN 2-ru sT-4 story brick HOUSE and LOT g W.
corner No IA store and dwelling 2&AG cToton, BATH sa'
marble nautle- chandeliers. 80. mt
CrHAy AsD sGIH sr-2s,ory frame near Central faIk n
w. corner rs 3Il00 Croion, nice trees ronnd the house.
2DAy AND TRSror beast corner tttofy' oi''A' iva
81 10 Marble linieis and siis croton, and gas go,
GTaAv-One lot west eide between ga Ad o''h' '~
ia5Tn lots on north sde commencing 81 Fet esss
Of Broadway, each 25xlO0.
Liaus &C. 1t Auctoneers OH co.
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6laiionerp auo Sanrp GOODS.
10 TENHE PEN Is AuGHTIER THAN THE
IL SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS,
MORTONS GOLD PENS,

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
% receipt Of any OF the following sum, in Cash The Sub
ecriber viii send by return ms otherwise, as docted
Gold Pen Pens-'ae'"9 the same according 10 description"
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For Is cents the Magic Pens cents. the Lucky Pen
50 cents Always Ready PEN for Is cents, Tie Elegant
Pca and fOr the ETce5ior renmtne'S fsns nd SVs
CASES, WITH PENCILS
For 80 cents the Magic Pen for Is cents the Lucky pon
for 81 tho Always Ready Pens Tor 81 ~ the Elegant ron
.snd for 81 So the EIcelsior Pen. ct, .,,,
Pon. the sysrrse wss Of se S GnS 1 @a
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS.
The name "a Morton" "NombsI," and Quality are
rsmped the oOwins Pens saa The points are "'f'n'u
The Numbers indicate 'se e,iy No being Tho smallest
.t 1sssSSG an l2n sSI oP PS'f
Long and Medium Ebs Of all sizes ena qnSanes
"a sd s9q M s are ns pointed The Medium b'
trS Broad Coarse Business points Ihe ehSfs'ns' o ~
lnaile. Of the sizes and styles
oOLDYPENS WITHOUT CASES.
FOR 30 Il No Pen let quality No Pen ga qoahy
Dor 81 % No Pen lat qosltyi or No fen %aa"sy'
ro 81 q No. Pen ID quality sNO tren % quality
orsNo; Pen Sd qualify, o,,Nosrsn. "a quality;
o" o. >, ssd nc fe le9 sd q" Su atty
For s Is No. Pen l qualify or No Fen; Is Is GuSs
BOZ % Pen. ~ 80. No PEA No. 10 Pohs LIST quality
vup GAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
e"N ~ GASES WITH PENCILS
For a, so No Pen lot quality; or No Pen, 90 qnahy
For ii Is No Pen let quayi OF NO. rem Nu q1''
or No Pen, Sd quality. .,,.-.
gor a. O. No Pen lat qusyI No. tPsn, "a quality
For o. NJ H. Pen quality, raNo 5pon "a quality
For a. O. No Pen Ist quality No. Pen. I'd quality
Sor IS 80 q No. Pen. lat quality. .
SyOLD PENS. ALL FIRST QUALITY, IN blLFEh
MOUNTED DESkHOLDEhS'
For 90 No. Pea tor So No. Peni for e273 No
Pen; for O. 50 No. 7 Pen. -
Dor e. % No POM fer s5e No sPen and ior 20 NO
The ala Quality" posed with the very hes, indoTnir
Points car.fuly selected Of this quality are SOC
with the slightest impe1eclion which skl and the closes
Zee "a Quality" superior to any Pens made BY hin
Tbs al Quality be intends shall equal IN respect 70 Dam
tly FsElicity and Good Writing Qualities (he only true
sontider.t ions) any Gold Pens made elsewbeTo
regfrd Cheap Ood Pens he oegs leave 70 sy thai
ryio 10 operating New aud Patented Maehines he could
Got have made Good Writing and Durable Pen for the
,ries had the Gold been furnished TAtuitousy.
partiss ordering In all inianee' tpeeVg ne Name
or ~ Number and Quality Of the Peas ~anted and b
oortieuar to derits hs kind they FrQer-U"s"s' "V o.
sent by mail IN registered letters ere At m,
vik ana TO all who send twenty cents cnags for egseng
M addition 10 the price OF goods ordered VIII guaranty 'hsA
Parties sending Gold OF Silver win be allowed the iulprs
MUM the day received. 81, ~, .
rO CLUBS-A discount Of 10 Per cent viii % snoweo
1nas Of s2 Of Is per cent $A aud oil 70 Ter cent
go, u sent 10 address at one time
Address, A. MORTON,
No. Is MAIDEN-LANE. SEW-YORK.
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A 4 AUCTION

A L AUCTION
n splendid COUNTRY SEAT OF 100 acres on tho east
bank ofths Hudson River four miles from Po1gbkeops- City
onehalf mile south Of Milton Station, II. Il RR four miles
north Of New smbush stsionone Of the best and most
accessible river fronts between PoushkeeP.e and Newism'
barsh ByJAMES SERGEANT, Auct!on.er on WEDNE5'
DAY. March g. O'Clock p NJ Of the Court House In the
City Of Pouskcepsle will be SOLD, without reserve, the
pleasantly located VANDERBILT HOMESTEAD, now
owned by George Perrin situated the River road between
Milton Ferry and Clinton Point eonainns 100 Of pro-
ducdye land splendid Place every portion hsvins eegau,
and extensive river views THO ncghboIhood Crit eaiA
being adjoining and In the vicinity Of the country sea'' Of
Ncsr Jones Frost Bodien, Biihop, Macolm and others
This place l. admirably cacus,od 10 ubdyde into smaller
seats having the liu5sou OF onseigih OF mile
and being bounded both front and back by public road On
the good style msnsipnheuse, IA complete ordei
(sying lately undergone thorough nodefunsh ana oou
oubui'f- and al ncosel by good fence capital hait
orchard &C To any gentleman WHO deos 70 purchase aud
make improvement 10 suit taste her. Opportunity
For Particulars, sddrc. OF apply 20 }. SERGEANT,
No Maftetst City OF Poushkeepss.
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EDWARD SIStIEsIcH, Auctioneer.
CTpFRR COLLECTION of PAINTINGS o


= TIE DUssELDORF, FRENCH AID
BELGIAN SCHOOLS. . -.
pxD W IVES Co at tho Derby Galleries, No. 62a
Brotdx.y on WEDNESDAY EVENING Maroh TO- H1 y
o'clock. =, -. II 49,
superb collection Of Painting Containing WORKS oil the
highest Importance, worthy the attention Of cohn9l..n,,
ard loves Of tie inc art. generally II may DC Iaf
said of hi. collection that the examples BY the various MAJ
ter. have seldom been eyeeed and equal IN fuAy
Of the kind haref0ra seen in tho city Naahes on u
given With all tue pictures neaTy oil having been
from tho artists them elves NoIts oil INC 'o"o"mB s''
a s a. n Husyps C. Voy WfLLS
q AoBEsBACH, OTro ' on IHoAKNi hisp] IN, . ,.,.,
Cam ApLoTP, IEuTtZ. J. DE bRNChhhh'Ni
I .cgysurTz y UDpEv1SN y MAURFR,
D1oru,Wr car WrBB, W. MsYER,
IUNonEta, pRoy. HAAa, hUSrHE,
WALRAyBy, bhkFh, IElus
y e. PosT ExGL2HAgT, IoEoSi
SIR. Ho0ur, SUSLsa &.
or THE AMERICAN SCHOOL.
Examples by
l,cpopsKy CoIK J. y. SrEARSs.
BouTsLLE, lAbaUf NnHsl'oN"f
BRsyoORr, bOhnER, ana otlris f.,
Now ou exhibition land Catalogues ready nom a. m "a
~ r. M daily. Cat-ogaes viii be forwarded to peIsou' 10
siding Of town upon receipt OF srcqnes,to that effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12
A J. BLEECEER, son & Co.
"a TIrEgnaN M.r.h

"a. TUESDAY March q,
Al " O'Clock a. the Fchangc saesoon No Ill Broadway
ENECUrOES' SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR CENTRAL PARK,
ALSO on GTn STREET
on Cru STREET-TLs three story modern brick houses
and lots Nos III aud III Gh the south side u feet east
Of Az Dsi1e 2Ig7 czech. Croton wsier, &C. Two thirds
Of tho purca.s remain ON moItsge al pr Cent
Maps, Ic., suc.iOneeFs Office.
on slrn STREET-Ihe valuable lot the north side Of
8uhst commencing 100 west Of fhay and the Cen
tr Pakse l5I3l5! x7j " Cith st. is regulated ssed,
curbed and entered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12
a. J. BLggcEgH, Auclioneer
r ARGE SALE Of PROPERTY in the III

I ARGE SALE Of PROPERTY ~ the lIli
IL and 18TH WARDS ofti, ClTY.--A. J. BLERC kfR
Of GROUND "a tie eastern part o. the city, IN one Of me
busiest and most neiglborhoois Of New York The
s 70 the whole oPsy No. .sS .s ,e ~
No M BfoaiwAy Crdui.y nuldugl on WEDNESDAY tho
2ld March hist AZ Il ocloct rs per cent Of the purchase
money can renll on bond md mortgage % the Qrei e.
Avenue the east Tide Of Avenue y, between
18Th aud leh. each Is feet By % avenue paved sewerage
Ayssuw B lots on the eas, side % Avenue r. between
nth and lghs lldHs the two corner Lo each lot -
feet By "a
AVENUE ca Lots the side Of Ayenne Q, be- ween
Eth aud iGt each % by 90 iees avenue paved AID WALKS
XysSuR CO Lots on ives, side Of Avenue c. including hs
south west corner Of 18Th. -. each ~ by g. -.
Avenue Do Llta the west s'do OF sypnue " Dc'Wecn
IiI lph. neinding the corner losl each lot - oy
o. eIoep, the corner lots, which arc each R9ra ,
irt sFEKKrs Lott on ha north side Of l5;h st. aconns
ls'. o. Ayenss ID. each lot 70 feet by OJi
Lots on tho south siio Of nh, adjoining
the above lot, in the each 20 by l0J lttht
Is severed paved and tagged ~
I5rnsrRERr-l Lot the north side oflshs - fcet east
Of he lot, Avenue B. d feet by 1885, l'st ia severed
paved, and walks T. sscd. . -, - .,
I5rH srnrEr-7 Lc on south le of i7ht, % Zee, east
Of Avenue b. each lot Is feet by o. except one lot winch ~ ~
rn srRgrT-lG Lots on the north side Of l7'hst between
Avenue and Ayonae e. commencing ~ feet nom Avenue d.
each IS by 70 feet stree. oed paved euiOsd ena s1
lsrn srRYET-2O Lots on tho south sdo OF l3hs,, eompr
Ing whole front between San AID lBth ss each = zee. oy
g sew.re5 paved cuTbod, and su!teed ana no "@''
| aagged. , >, ,,o, -. ..
ina feet Of Avenue y, each lot y by ieet eo
A. rred paved cuIbed and guiteTed end walks fag,-d
srpEET-s Lots the south side u 9h st. directly IN
the rear OF lat described aud OF the same dmensor'
haps Of the valuable property may DC OF VIC
snst tho 18th Inst their Office, NO. a CEDAR
| It,, adjoining tbs Bans VI Commerce
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6aies bn Carlton.

V,HE "TROJICAL BALSAM" is not sold
nv apc,ion out 1t be had at the General Depot a,
The Drug sizes. Sec advertisement under" Medical"
A. NJ. MERwiS Auctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWlN 6c Co., irving Build
ing, Nos 80 and SOC Brosdway.-Sses OF Books sta
oneTy Pciurrs Works II Art Fancy Goods Furniture, DC
MONDAY ENENIHG. March Ia, at : o'clock
and the four following evenings Ut the hour.
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF tho late Mr.. 4. r. HALsEi, for
many President u the Bauk Of comprising
extensive collection e fine English aud American editions Of
valuable Standard WORKS IN nearly al departments. aud great
y,ioly choice Msce LeaiUr including many beau
tfully Illustrated Books, Ao, superior Black Walnut
booscac made 10 order and large Library Chair Tor par
ticulars Catalogue and tie Books exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12

A j. BLEECKER, SON d Co., viii sell
~. atAIJCTIOE on THURSDAY, MnIchhi at " oeioci,
A. tho Fychenge Salesrooin, VALUABLE PROPERTY OS
GREENWICH-ST. The 3sory aud alto bHcs hoa'e ana
So, 2lrjll Contain, gus and Cr0to1, and IN tst rate
I'd, Posse.ion lat May next. Tito indtputabe One
half eau remain mortgage Of pei cent MAPS 49, " "0
II Ceiar.tt.
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FAIR -,,
M IN AIp or THE q. g SANITARY COMMISSION
SPECIAL ENrE RTAlNMENr BY THE CELEshAAHD
- WOODS MlNSTRELS,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON March 10, at a O'CLOCK az
No 54 Broadway. -,
1y.t 81 Children under IL years Of age end nurses 20
t c.eh-ean e obtained from the following members Oh
a.. COMMITTED on Music: ~ =, :, ~,
d.. Mr.. Psnop No ~ West 2tt-, Mrs y Is husses
10 u Union place Mr o. strong, No. a Ee. Hsys
~, 30, iUh t Mrs Boieau No. 2il West 2Jdst h's
Charlotte Wilson, No. ~ West sd st ~ ~ AKA
$500 Il, ~ Stsinway Nos II and Is East litsst !
nH w. Pond SI gSidwy Mr. & H. = I Eas a
TO ~. D. H. No t0l Broada4y; Mr.. r. Hoffman,, Abe.
u ~ Hotel sr Ii. ScAlossnsoF NAylOr Cob No "
IoLu.,f
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Eettnres an0 Alceiings

EREE DISCUSSION.-The fourth Of the
L series Of dscns.ions the "Amnesty Proclamation
tine basis OF Reronsucion" will be held Room no. 20
Cooper Institute on MONDAY EVENING, March IA.
A MEETING of workers of all trades to
organize mutual guarantees of employment at equitable
prices and locate integral VILLAGES Cooper Institute, Room
No. 20, EVERY SUNDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
A PURLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING will
a be held by LIBERTY DIVISION n. Y. SONS OF
TEMPERANCE on SUNDAY EVENING, March 10, 1904,
a; Room No. d Cooper institute ten,rlnce on 3thst)
j. RlKER, Chairman.
\ McCADE, Vice.
A. ~ FircH. Recording Secretary.
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finaneiGI.

FAMILIES and PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS
will save good deal Of money by using in their diseases
the "TROPICAL BALSAM." See Advertisement under
Medical"
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4 J. BLEBCKER, SON 4 Co., will SELL Sell

A J. BLEBCKER, son d Co., Will SELL
N. az AUCTION on TUESDAY, ha1eh ID AZ - oe''cAi
Al tho E1cLsnge salesroon. No. Ill Broadway
OROYE-SE. PROPERTY. o~,,
On GROVP-Sr.-The valuable HOUSES ava LUIS noa
n and "a Crayes, north side commencing ~ feet weIt Of
bedford st. Two story and ettie brick ~ feet mont msIoe
uantes water eoses bathrooms clothes pe''ee ien'
liberal. ~, -c.l....
Msps, &c, a. Tie Auctionecrs Office, No. u CedarM
book TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 499
~ Sway nearly opposite ST. Nieho la .arI,1
SATURDAY EVENING, March ~ a. The Sac,f19m.
catalogue Of choice ENGLISH and AaiEACAN hp nIh
In eli department. Of r hi-o rich yaIey o. c
TOGRAPH ALBUMS. Sale 70 conmehee d u '''''' NA'
lougos ready aud Books on exhibition. ,,,
sss WEDNESDAY, March 70 o. oeSes p ?, n
FINE ENGRAViSOS-iliE MoLhr ,s \, ~ fi.a,v
An ere gallery Of onuayings k1own as the soeson
some very choice and hIe rngasmE Hneu
md not framed from rsnI.ngs by Raphael Marble Rem
brandt NJ Angelo Vshloo ysndJse Raben' &c, &si, en-
graved by Morghen, Zisrsni, sichommo, SHARP, o" ~
Strange Schrnidi Muller and other eminent a'' pi,
photographs. Etehinss Paintings. lithograihs ono nm
MANY Of lie are handsomely framed In black wal
nut and gilt The whole forming an eIceedlngy 'ch Ma
beautiful assortment 10 be sold bJ nGe'on
WEDNESDAY EtEAINO, hlGeu ~
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Sales bn Anttiou.

A j. BLEECKER, son 81 Co. will sell at
a. Auction. TUESDAY, March % 1854, at IL O'Clock,
The Exchange Saleroon, NJ III Broadway lTfnty Build
ing) \. Y:
Us 82DsT.9 Lots the south side. commencing 81 feet
west OF Avenue Is ; lie. - by U1.2 each.
On AVENUE i-2 Lots the side commencing a. the
south westerly OF 31dst Size Of corner Lot s by
90 adjoining Lot 2JG by o. Title indiputalie For Maps
pnrticusr- Sc apply to the Auconcers No II Cedar St.
oil Joining tire Bsnk Of Commerce, hew-lork. t2u5D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-12

YENHE HIPPOT II i A 7 RON
AND NETWORK CIRQUE.
Fourtoenths st.. opposite ths6 academy Of Music, ov.
JAMES COOXA
THIS SATURDAY, March ~,
MAMMOTH MATINEE AT II,
GRAND EVENING PERFORMANCE AT
in which the
ENTIRE EQUESTRIAN COMPANY
and the wondeifhl
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS:
WILL kPPEAR, WILL APPEA6
PhE WORLD RENOWNED
PERFORMING DOGS AND M0NkEYS,
TILE GREAT MONKEY BLONDlN
on TIE TIGHT ROPE.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF -
NINE JEANETTE ELLSLER EATON sTONE' u
JENNINGS, ELIZA GARDINER,
HARVEST HOME
aud THE STEkPLE CHASE,
By the snssfe Equestrian Company. .,on
~ ' AN UkEXAMPLED PERFORMANCE.
Tup PRIoEs WILL REMAIN UsuAI, viz: Reserved Stale
:, oeus Dress Circle 30 cents Children hs pricei Ampas
tbeser z. cent. Doors open It. Performance conmea
cling at
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MISERABLE RESIDENCES on West 25th-
~ a., AZ nuction- ". MULLER p. r. WILKINS
Co vii sel on MONDAY hsrch 49, Al u o'clock 81 ssles
roouh No. III broadway. the DWELLING HOUSES, Nos.
5 gT 3 3g and Al West 3jih-.t They built In the
best manner and have al the modern Improvements. The
0Es Fixtures complete, with the promises better o
portuuty seldom 0Gsrs Of obtuirE Reasonable pricoe
f,rabe snd compete home. Can DO socn a: any time 5y
calling on the premises at No. 49,
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NIRCU S.-BROADWAY AMPHITHEA-
TER No. 435 BROADWAY.
l.. b. LENT, ,''''''''''
" THIS AFTERNOON
THIS AFTERNOON,
This AFTERNOON
-HIs AFTERNOON AND ~, ENENiSo'
MADAME LOUISE TOURNAIRE.
MADAME LOUISE TOURNSbtE,
hsvor5 an,ston the graceful and accomplished Edne
$500 Who hns ever visited America epPears ct esoA
representation in ,,.ou,vrcrNr ccFNFs
srrCENFY THE GREAT SOMERSET RIDER.
4, pn,nnfoachable fes's OF EquestriaLlsm.
3 YOUNG DUCROW
u 4i' 'DP HURDLE ACT UPON A BUFFALO
TIE EDUCATED SACRED BUL',
DANCING AND TRICK HORSES,
HIGHLY TRAINED PONIES,
ind
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS.
al So Introduced la conjunction with the
GREATEST CIRCUS TROUPE
~ = oryan ,ed in America, In a scnel q
W. BRILLIANT AND EXCIrfNG ACTS,
forming au entertainment which Tor novelty ana 'ney~
Doors opr a, and I; to commence at y and y ocloci
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4 ]. BLEECKER, son 4 Co. VIII sell at
IA . Auction - -
WEDNESDAY, March IN,
- o'clock Of the Exchange Sslesro0m, No III Broafway
SUPREME COURT UNDER TIE DIRECTION OF
RICHARD l.. MOUNT, yn, SPECIAL GUARDIAN.
MOFFAT ESTATE.
INFTu 9T-l3 lots tOnth .de 100 feet wet OF llhsv
IiTukV- a lots on west side, corner or lt6h'ft.
lots nor.h side commencing 200 feet west
HTu --l2 lots on Iou,h side 100 feet west Of llthsv.
lO6Tu ST PA lots north lido 100 feet east Of lIihsN
IO,THsT24 lots south side, commencing I0 loot west
OF llthav. - - ,,-, -,
BROADWAY AND loSrB ST-TrianSulsr piece oil Grouna
on Broadghy l0Cth-st. aud ilth.ay. -,
BnOADWAYt lots west Sdcr commencing at loo.hft
IIrgAV-4 iots on east side, commencing At u'fh st.
BROADWAY AND lGy9HsI.-North"eat corner:
iqTuAV9 lots commencing north rtSt corner Of lJtht
IOTn STsoulh side, lots, IVO ieel east 81 iz'h a' %
xiOJ 1900 o..
Also eli The wsier.rIrlt Ia front oft'll tract
Mans &c Il olico OF the Auctoueor.
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Professional Notifies.

CERTAIN and SPEEDY CURE obtained
" with the "TROPlCAL BALSAM In cases Of disease. Of
The Chest and Throst felons Wounds Burns Ulcers etc.
by applying 10 Mr. CARREN0. No. lS 2dsy. See sdyertse
Eent undof Medical"