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OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

"AshiNGIoN, april ., 1904.
Next Wednesday, the 9th inst the momen-
tous question-the issue of slavery or freedom
will be decided in Maryland. The treason
which has struck at the heart Of the Nation,
has brought into prominence Of view that hid
eous monster Slavery for an early trial before
the people which, otherwise. might have sur
vived longer. When the fearful terrors against
free speech and free press are removed, who
can doubt the doom that awaits ihe sole cause
of the rebellion?
In closing paragraph of the Baltimore
american upon the election. this terse sentence
appers: q The Capital must be 6anished from the
Potomac or the slares"' which clearly states its
Importance.
Isit in view Of old Virginia, whose fields
treason has made as desolate as Sahara, and
whose name has become q reproach to the Ma
ton. Had this ancient commonwealth adhered
to the councils Of her early wise men, she would
not now be undergoing the degradations her
traitors have brought upon her. The proud
Old Dominion, so boastful and exultant in other
days, o, how fallen! As turn the eye upon
the beautiful rising slope Of Arlington, see
group of cottages, having an humble appear
ance, but neat and thrifty withal; this is the
Freedmen's village, laid out BY, and under the
superintendency of, DR.. J. B. Nichols, Chiea-
60 man. Here are the Freedmen who have
dec from traitor masters, and their home is
upon the prineely estate of the rebel General
r. E. Lee, whose mansion, known as the Ar
lington House, presents most imposing view
from the Capital Among the papers found in
this house. since vacated by the rebel chieftan,
is one written to his son while cadet at West
Point and is as follows;
II, BALTIMORE, Feb !, 1852.
My Dear ABoo:-This is not my day for
writing to you. 1t is your mothers turn and
she claims the privilege. But being not yet
ready to take up the pen, am merely getting
it ready for her. shall leave her to tell you
of domestic events, and will at once jump to
what is first in my mind, viz: that only four
months have tofy BY. you may say, before the
June examination and your .fariosgh Have
you thought Of that? Has it ever occurred to
your mind that such an event is Fastening on, |
with irrepressibls speed? Why, man, it will
be upon u. before you ere aware. / must be-
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The Question Of Credits.
JUNCTION Cry. April i. 1856

JUNCTION Cry, April 4, 1864.
Capt. JAMES McCAHoN. Provost Marshal
Northern District of Kansas
Sri am informed that the following
named persons enlisted and mustered into
the United States Volunteer service at your
Office, were credited to the counties of Clay
and Riley, viz:
Joseph Bland, Patrick McDevitt, Valen
tine Pfester. John Walton, c. l.. Sanford,
Thomas franklin, Joseph Owen, John w.
Williams and Zacbariah Williams.
These men we're all residents Of Davis
county at the time of their enlistment, and
should have been credited to that county.
I request, in behalf of the citizens of Davis
county, that credits be given for these men
in accordance with the facts.
Respectfully, s. NJ. SrRIcKLER.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Kansas. and all others
wlro support the policy of the National Admis
tration in sunpressing the present rebellion. will
meet in State Convention at Topeka. Thursday
April 2lst. 1864 for the purpose Of selecting del
egates to the National Republican Convention.
to be held at Baltimore on June 7th. 1864. to
nominate candidates for President and Vice
President of the United States
The oasis of representation will be one dele
gate from each Representative District in the
State.
Primary meetings will be held in each Repre-
sentative District on Saturday, April 10th, to
select the above delegates
CHESTER THOMAS,
Chairman State Central Committee
elDSEx CLARKE, Secretary pro TEN.
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KENroN. April Is. 1864.

Msssrs. Blakeiy d Martin: Gen.s-Io
your issue of April I'd, l notice an article
rejecting rather severely upon Captain
Booth (late Sergeant), of company L. Now
I do not suppose that the editors of the
Union would do any injustice to Captain
Booth, or any member Of Co. L, yet the
article 10 your paper would naturally lead
the public to believe that fraud had been
committed on the rights Of Davis County.
Now 1, as an humble citizen of Davis county,
and high private iu the rear rank Of Co.
L, wish to briefly state that no blame 10
ms opinion can be attached to Capt. Booth,
from the fact that every man who is mus.
tered into the service of the United States,
his name, age. complexion, place Of nativity
and his present place of residence are noted.
Nov, If there is any mistake in the credits
Of Davis county, in the matter of volunteer
it must be in Capt. McCahon's
Office, Leavenwortb, which. II 90, I do not
believe intentional on his part.
WM. 81. MCKINLEY.
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HEAD QUARTERS, PRovosr MARSHAL, I
NORTHERN DISTRICT oE KANSAS,
LEAvENw0RTH CITY, April 5, 1864.


NORTHERN DIsTRIcT oE KANSAS,
LEAvENwoRTH CITY, April 5, 1864.
Hon. s. NJ. STRIcKLER-
Sir: Your note of the 4th inst, in ref
erencs to the credit of certain men enlisted
and mustered into the United States Volun.
teer service from Davis county, at this
Office has been received. ..
Thomas Franklin, Joseph Owens, John
w. Williams and Zachariah Williams have
been credited to Davis county. The reason
that these men were not credited to any
locality at the time of their enlistment was
that Circular No. 3, Of January II, con-
tanning instructions upon the subject was
not received at this Office until the middle
of March, long after their eolistuents.
The muster and descriptive rolls of 10.
sepk Bland, Patrick McDeyitt, Valentine
Pfester, John Walton. and c. L. Sanford
have been corrected soss to crcdit them to
Davis county, on Jour representation that
they were residents of Davis county at the
time of their enlistment.
Much difficulty has arisen in relation to
credits for men enlis'ing in the Southern
District and coming to this Office to be mus.
tered, instead of going to the Provost Mar
shall of the Southern District for that pur-
pose. The orders only authorize Provost
Marshals to muster mea "enfistea IN their
Under these orders, instructed
my clerks to direct men coming to this
Office to be mustered, from the Southern
District to 60 to the Provost Marshal Of
that District to be mustered aud credited.
10 many instances, the men represented
that there was no officer at Lawrence to
muster them, aud preferred to be enlisted
in this district to going to Lawrence.
have since found it to b the practice
10 credit men to the place where they re.
sided at the time Of their enlistment without
regard to the Plsee- where they enlisted.
This practice have followed for some time
eack, and will make corrections in accord- |
lnce with it, upon sufficient evidence to
Justify the change. -.at
{ I understand that Sergeant (now Cap
sin) Booth has been charged With csssiog |
be last named men to be credited to Riley /
nd Clay counties. The explanation given |
.bove il perhaps sufficient reply 70 that.
;aptsin Booth is an honorable usn, and I I
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regret that any one should wi.hou. proper
Investigation charge him With sctiss IN
fairly. Very Respectfully. S
! Your Obedien. Servant, 8
8 x = J~M'cAHON, 4
Captain & Provost Marshal.
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Washington, April 9.-Special orders
issued preparatory to active operations in
the army of the Potora &C has produced a
decided sensation among the suffers and
camp followers. Officers have begun to
send their surplus baggage to Washington.
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MERCANTILE BOOKS.

We invite the attention of Merchants Bank
ers, Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers, &c. to our
facilities for the manufacture of the best kinds
Of Ledgers, Journals. Day Books, Invoice
Books, Shipping Receipts, Sales Books, Hotel
Registers, Lawyers Dockets, SC.
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N Union Lodge No. 7, A. F.& A. n.
Nv Regular communications are held on
the first Saturday of each month, at Taylor
Hall, at clock in the evening.
z...s..4. P. z. TAYLOR, W. II.
A. W. CALLEs, Sec'y.
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List Of unredssmed Lands in the county Of
Dickinson, State Of Kansas sold at q sale COM
mencing on the 9th day Of May, .. d. 1862, for
the taxes due for the year 1861. and the amount
Of taxes, penalties, charges, and interest calcu-
lated to the last day of redemption.
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Notice is hereby given to the various owners
Of the above described Lands, that unless said
Lands are redeemed on OF before the first day
of August, n. d. 1864. the same will be convey
ed to the respective purchasers. Done at my
Office at Abilene. Dickinson county, Kansas,
this twenty eighth day Of March, q. d. 1854.
J. FRED. STAATZ, Treas
By T. F. HERsEY, Deputy.
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gin to prepare. I must get at my work and
try and get through it before that time. .
You must prepare too. You must press for
ward in your studies You must crowd that.
boy, Howard You must be No l. It is afne'
number, easily found and remembered-simple
and unique. Jump to it, fellow.
Your father
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a UCrION SALE OF OVER $1,000 WORTH OF
"A SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND UNIQUE AND RECHERCHE WORKS OF Arr

RICH CARPETS. FRENCH CHINA, SILVER WARE. &C.
HENRY X. WESTCoTr. Anctioneer. will sell this Fri.
day. afternoon at o'clock all the Furniture and House.
keepns Articles contained n house iss West Twenty first
raror Chamber Dining Room AMI Library Furniture or all
descriptions large Pier Mirrors rich Curtains and Shades
-FOUR elegant Su brocate French reps velvet plush
rich elegant AND mahogany Chamber Fur
niure 1ne Beds Heir Mattresses, &C. with elegant
rey Of Paror Ornaments. Dining Room Furniture-Rich
Chns Cutlery. Silver Ware, &C. Catalogues at House. Sale
vr. raj or
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SALES AT AUCTION.
n j. LEyERICH TARQEE. AU0TIONEBR.
.MAgNIfICEMf

MAdNIflCENI-
s..NofSTs: rsiainss ssas.y many rare and
Tu1z1T Fys liz, ssSS;SriSS :,
the elegant residence 4 wess siiiseash street between
FIN and s.s s.e - y hi
sSd the public 70 I'll; sse ss
&C. Offered al auction this season Sale peremptory Gaia
DRAWING ROOMS.
chaadeIsrs Velvet Carpets Lace and Brocael Curtains
Boosesse EacosSurss. Cabinets Console Tables Esons
e.a wSrs
aud coSac Reception s Chairs OH Sannss ~ saiass ar
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoroRrE,
BUREAUS ssasssds w.rdroess syis LoSs KY
TABLE Arm Chairs Dinner Set. Gs:;x.rs silver
M sss Ps g or ~; ss ass
aeIs leaving sxsesnih street few doors from house
A ucrlok NofIoE.-D D cAgLKIks AycIIokEER;
COSTLY 81 yrSatlTukk REcH rkFNcn Pfsh 6bss
~ASTEI MilsESSs SGfEhRky S pisy ROSEWOOD
j., . r" Is SsS sysIDAx SxS q ~. -. v,..,.
:ss some d f lie riches: and
aud TO b sold Without any reserve An examination will
elegant full suits Parlor
a's Siasssa ssss
can e.. .aS s al ms s
- A.os mssnicees COLLECTION o. sr. P.intIngs wood
marble Top fables richly carved Velvet and Bsasss:
Cs.%ssr sas, q rosewood and mshossay: Bureaus.
order 10 excellent cs'ndit,on.
s Ss
g. cs, j. & with heavy En-
sac Win so%%sess ii o'clock as everything
n Blouse and Lot for sale. Apply on the premises
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rKATfyG-BALL's UP-sKAriNG.

CKATfSG-BALLs UP-sKAriNd.
Great suecess or riimp,ons new psen Psror skate At
the large hal, Of Woods Gymuastic Academy No. eEas,
Twenty eighth street The approach 70 zee skatins
yet discovered Beguues learn rapidly Old skaters
eaecute fancy - we 60 on zee Open
tuesdays Thursdays aad Saturday, Mornings exclusively
for ladies' cbdren Afternoons for lads aud snsscs
Rveujun eor ladies and gsn,epea Ccua and see
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ID T. HAZELL AUCTIONEER
lcs THIS DAY tFRtOAY) JAN. %.
at lOx O'Clock. at salesro0m 90 Liberty street,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERv, L1glll's
FRENCH TIMED AND ENAMELLED WARE.
SILVER PLATED WARE,

comprising desirable assortment Of goods lots suit
buyers.
SAWS.-l8 cases G. 8. Hand aud Panel Saws, assorted
about 200 dozen.
- ALSO
SOAP.-3l2 boxes CASTLE Soap. SO pounds each.
TOBACCO.-6 Havana aud Connecticut Leaf To.
bacc0. 5l.s..sr
wHITTEMORE & HAzELL. Aactionesrs.
81 Liberty atIeet.
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nURNHAns FURNIruRE ExPRgss. BURNHAM's
- Furuilure Express Burnhsms ruvniture Express ~
storage Cor fuutore Al kluds OF rrvniture boxed aud
shsPed Faroauss u Sswiss QVys4 v the sisy ~ y
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PROPOSALS..

DROPOSALs FOR cOAL-PRoPo5ALS FOR 1000
j. tons Chestnut Coal solicited TO be delivered
cargo each month commencing neat July aud continuing
the of longer IL ngemeut
be- made Tie coal of the quality good
sire clean. Payment for the TO be made
delivery OF each Address Proposal Tor Coal boz
1868 Pest Office New York city.
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MOns1ss CARRIA0Ds. 60.
A cEEfLEnANs fvRNour .oR sALy.-A oRAv
a. aare and top wagon. lsses style, almost uew.
sssss' sp
A oEKrL1HAHs TURNOUT roR sALE-A sRowM
as "a sssr single &C double Sarnss: sss sSs es
Ss; nc: s s'ss .:s fss
Fos sA1 4: az Ssg.oSn DISABLED RAG. sEs
some blood ~ oo@ins Ola Aorosshy
ssss Vi. s. IA Sss sSa r sss
LvoR sALE-A sAY HORSE. rs HANDS HIoH. EIoHT
old ss, spris nra !, eng. double
Forty ninth street, ia the grocery stol Q. I
N'0R sALE-A HANDSOME TEAM or PONY BUILT
s farm n Mo1ses prize So also pony ss Horss prize
Y New Cssoers street All good work horses for farms
.:s :. ssS 3 sssD TOR e sASaE
Horse Broker one door from Ami,y street. Ia MERCER
Eos sAtEzA VERY FINE DARK Brown aossgs1.
o. aoS 'srs 10 SS
Rang ACADEMY, re- Ell us and
ses sf s.as. tire. osas rss
~ n Tor sound S aaa sna sGSS s
avenue -'' '-1 ''''s '- - 's.s : 80
SQUAD end kpd perfect truck @ Cart Worse el,o
IA %es sass. ass street a Ill sss
EoR SALE "A GOOD LIoar WAGON WITH POKE
= a.. spS shafts nsS s s.S ns ass y M
100 Grossly ssses, sssr aecsioo.
U,oa sAkE oHEAP-HoRsa., HAasEss. WAGON.
Biaokeis, Fssd snd Stable UisnsIla wlh Be- sold = :
ST. ss
EoR SALE caEAP-A BAY MARE, suIrA BILE Eoe
street . sss Apply o 90 west es0'a
zoe SALE cHEAP-raRsE HORSES FROM TIE
country soand and kind: good trayeers suitable for
nse yess Old Apply IN The store SIS ThrS avenue
NEORoE CLEMENTS. AUcTIoHEER-J JENKINS
VII eel :. a1con on S.ardsy Jaaa.ry ~ ~ q 10y
Baukets The above articles be until day Of
sae Bee auction sales.
uoRsE wANrRD-FoR HIS KEEP, BY RssPoN.
s,es party: will have the best OF care Address Bree-
CLEIoHs. CARRIAGES AND HORSES FOR sALE-
ahs balance q the Large stock Of sleigh: selling on At
and second hand 81 No 10 street BROOKLYN.
SLEtoHs AT -cosr-ALso SECOND HAND FOUR
ana sa seat RockaEays top and no top Busges slide
OAe iorsls-ssishs. s1 seats: Ponies cns,eTs jump.
large '''0''"ec. Il WHY fi''s IS Broadway
WANTED-A LIGHT SECOND HAND PHAEToN. OR
S 'Ga %:f e sea but
sas. and zppy SoSrk bss row
NEWSPAPER.
/" Jolly" JOLLY" JOLLY" .JOLLY"-A NEW
q paper just started, called the JOLLY JOKER. Send
s:ey no.nsd Address dEosaK FEck co: y North
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UcTTON NOTICE.-pBREMPTORY SALE OF
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
the properly OF Professor W. Richards going TO Euror
VELVET BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
NE AIiTTPtlY, pa OR FTRNIrTIRE

Al public auction,
the four residence l9 Clinton place. Eighth street.
between Filth aud Sixth avenues this day (Fdayj.
r. at O'Clock In the afternoon.
ROTH. Auconeer. would call the attention OF par,
clos Ia want of class Furniture, the above
Dining Room Furniture offered auction this season,
consisting Of two Paror Snits. very richly carved
ed With rich French bro stei rosewood Etageres ee ant
cred IN medallion French rich Brocate and Lace Cur
&ains Gnc collection OF Oil Paintings. variety of China
and rarian Vases lar Mirrors Chandeliers u day
Clock Csruer and Bcok Stands.
MAGNIFICENT no ,EwOOD PIANOFORTE.
stool aid Cover, cost $3.50,
an elegant inst unent' with round beautifully
carved ieGs and all mden improvements in only
seven months
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM
Two solid black walnut Suits. covered In French and
satin d.lt me- rosewood, walnut aud
steads Buesus Washsands Spring and Hair Mattresses
lounges Rockers Chairs Sofa Beds Pier and Extension
Tables Bullet ~ oak ming Ctairs rich French
Ect ruby cut and engraved Carsfes Decanters. Gobes
Eumbers. ttampacnes Wines, Casters SAVERS,
Table Spcona Fo, Ks. fine 4 DRY Cutery N. B-Furnure
oxpressmen will be 10 attendance PACK ship goods
Cor purchasers
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CcRANTON COAL AT AUCTION.
road cnany New YORK jan t. aaa western "S'''
A. s sss 81 e: as ANN Fl
FRESH
Embracing all the usual and deliverable their depot
Elzabehport New jersey during the month Of February
The sale win Be positive Each lot put up will be sold to
made or o he
time ss 70 ana hs q ike Ss q
ceiyng the order the coal which be called
asys rom ne asy q sale unless aavsaoa oSs!raced
days for taking delivery their purchases making
rer dspss Of s.s cents per ton within the ten dsys
such ease be charged the balance the time stipulated
cover the OF stocking the coal both to be paid de-
The DINER conditions of sac will be substantially those
hitherto By Al BY private o.
coal viii delivered direct fom the ears On her arrival
These conoss viii u moSSed meet ta Of ocean
steamers whose arrival cannot n e e ais,s .ea r.s,
p: rrd.y Janasry y a, L oclosk AZ me sales
.se. - .a IS e. 81 M dine
and barrels Gin Por, and sherry Wines e barrels Old
cases Louaon Gin and other Liquors. NN' S~'''' :
9 HERMAN l. co, AUCrIONEERs. SELL THIS
p. day friday January - at 10Y O'Clock at me sales.
Household Furniture Sewing Machine Glass Cases. PIX.
lures, &c So positive.
CHERlFF'S SALE. ORCHARD WALTERS. AUCTION.
~ will sell FRIDAY, the I'D inst at 10 East Broad.
way, at i04s O'Clock A. NJ, Surveyors Plain Table
D. GILLESPIE Deputy. JAMES LYNCH. sheriff.
CHERTrF's SALE.-DRY GOODS. &C.-RICHARD
- WALTERS. auctioneer. will sell Frdav. January -.
At II o'clock Is East Broadway and good assert
men ~ Dry Goods. Also will sell for Of
purchasers quantity OF Fancy aud other Goods.
J. CORNELL. Deputy. JAS. LYNCH, Sheriff
CHRRIFFs sALB.-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL Elk.
- ecutons. will sell public auction, II noon,
January ''' - west ''s JAMES EYxca sSsrd
VIYfLLIAM KENNELLY, SHERIFYS AUCTIONEER,
w will sell auction, on Tuesday. January % 1864.
IL o'clock the Exchange Salesroo. No Ill Broadway
the valuable property No Greenwich avenue The lot
IS front. 20 feet la inches IN the l9 feet
ncLes and 73 feet the side There
three fine this lot in good condition. all rented
For maps apply the Office of the auctioneer No. "a
Pine street, al the ONCE of OGURMAN i WILSON,
Counsellors At Law No. Pine street.
WILLIAM Writers. AUCTIOXEER. WILL SELL
w this day. o'clock, at s54 Canal street,
French Pear q Oval and Mante do
Pailor in brocate, do. in haircoih Lace and
Damssk Curtains Centre Side Dining and Tea Tables Eta
ceres Stands Mante Clock Vases Shades Chane
ers Piano and Stool rich Velvet Tapestry Three
py Ingram and otnsr Gsrps,s &c in great variety Hall
walnut and mahogany French aud Cottage
Bedsteads Hair Mattresses Feather Beds and Bedd
Blankets Sprease. Table Linen. Marble Top Dressing Blu
reaus Washstands Toilet China Glass Silver Ware Ward
robes Bedstea Lounges mahogany Haircoth Chairs
Rockers do Cane seat do Dining Room shars and Table.
Cutlery &c. The whole making full assortment for FAINT
lee nd dealers
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AMu0EMuNT0s
Doors open q ~, pas Z Overture esmmsaees Stoa
oS Sxsfi fssci 4 t. s ssSr;ssSa
s sAs are ssssS until re 81 sSs
such s sss.. y. ss.Ss
plays which the drst Get oes not last more than fifteen
secsad tune this oAruct ed colmaas standard
= CLAkDEsTINg MARRIAGE.
LossSe. Mr. Charles
s'|e 81 iSI Mr. Mar s% %.s
S Sss:s H. T. srs Z s ssSs
Miss eteritas MrS aoey
Fsaus Miss Made!ss Heur!auss
fra:.i zss csr%as
oarrrsiSSsSTy s ssS t Ar Tss sloars
RoseoALs. q
NAVAL sNGA0EhENrs,
OLD EscLiss 81 I'll asEssrLsxAs
Love s Ss sfsi
UNoxs OLD BowERY THEArees
O''s' ''' "'i sSss rSsit!yxIy Nc . ''''
~ rae sG RA CIV KS e.
ais. ,..,s 4 ssssI It. Il. sss i.''o.s.
4 i ! s SSsSe oo.f "a x'ss : DEVIL
TIE RAG WOMAN xSD.HEs DOGS
T To.t the celebrated Doss .Tf SSrSss
f pssss sS u &c / 4 S sSsss.
1on6o rosEt x xn sfs S Ssssssiff ssLL
a o1'ra's'f' Y So III s %osTs COMPANY
cA''.issss'ss c 81 ne s ss,ff 6Sss"sa'y
rsscssd co@pistiSn. win speedily be proaoesd
<,svuprc TIM Arpn
~ Lessee aud Drectress Mrs. John Wood
49, THURSDAY EyYNiSG. JAN. 81, 1851; ., s~"
will make his nrst appe.rencs As.
MAzEPPA,
cAssIx1e A ca aIiIS OF MYSTERY.
Ex.ravas.r, E.,.vas.n,a founded 3. very lt,sl on
$50 MAZEPPA:
UNTANED ROCKING HORSE.
NEW MUSIC. NEW SCENERY AND AProiSTMENTs
MRS JOHN WOOD.
THE PEARL. or POLAND.
highly saccessn and original comedy 10 TWO acts recesed
~. .'S'' SHOUTS or LAUGHTER
BULL IN A CHINA SHOP
Mr.. Bagshoi. commercial gent. Mr. Mortimer
M Filter clerk la the War Olce Mr.. O. Becks
Mr. Piper pianoforte tuner. MI ): Owens
Besmy Brown John ...............MrJ J. IL Stoddari
Emily. Jiphorpes wife. Mrs Sloan
Lucy Jiplhorpes daughter. Miss De Lacey
Susan. Miss Walters
Doors open at !: performances commence at tx
6csts secured three days IN advance
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rrEnTIQy.-FoR iw SEVENTH AVENUE BIT q.
"a MAEkls LADIES' and sQatIemen cap dispose Of their
& rscsv Se. t.r ~ c.5 Sss
.s muSs a. sso - .H sS% ne CsScs rsrs s..
sss s s S Wa ssiSi rs ~ Tss'' 's
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sALEg Ar AUCTI0a. ..
Mos.Is vn sgfst sso SSSss ssls
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ana - a.'s.Re''iai LUDLOW . CO.
.TuEsSxY. January rs 1854. :. 4, O'Clock;
'ias 81 sns s'as5
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East ~ g o cs ss +. iSd
With the four s;osy brick bsdas thereon 1Css.h.a
s.d % s 70 SSs
street. near Eat so BssAawS o n e
Make! stree. near East srssdwsy Grand siSss-Ths
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+ three :o attic and brick house and
% c. Tor many ''a' ana
tn: No .e may DC
ST JovSA is s. ssSI5 sEEE sssrEarr
e H. LgDiSw CO viii Y sell :, auction on Monday,
Jan g ss4 !. r. eclocL = Exchange ssIss. roo ~
tees Of ne New YORK. Corn Kxcaanse.- - -. -.
three sio B"dss
son s e fese o
sS feet inches on the e.stery side. more Or less
sssf
having Two years ~ rom Aay I. 1854. II q
Maps and pad cuay may be o6s'ned . We Anc
tiOueers ohce, No Fine Of tho COMMITTEES OF
Dows 10 south sreot: Jacob H. Nevius
TisEs Is Essi ssssss y arse y s sSs
aud Women's Wearing Apparel-rrocks, Quhs BianketA
other articles. JACOB L. PHILLIPS.
erfsM ~ 6 Catharine street.
DAwNBROKERS' TICKETS wANTED-THE HIGHEST
price paid for tickets Of Diamonds, Watches Jewelry
MUSICAL !nstraments Gentemens and ladies' ClotaiDe.
Dry Goods OF Carpets
tho boTh, for full value rs Bowery up
staira MNNt@t