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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-12
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4.80 .9a9mittaSs uub ban Greberif 700 NRcroens,
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Mprsens na 6 30 unb 9.15, unb Ndmuittage 1.20 unb
4.%5, nnb bon @nicrtt's TtiGs IaDrsens TAO un6 HOO
uab S2G@alittcss 2.45 unb 500.
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ScnntaSs nlr Tirr9ens nl 4. 20 unb $40, unb gto9s
uaittass mi 800. GbSanS bon gGaibiuStpn Wirrseus
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gssisstia fir G~eiDenOe!iI


NrDfelipr 2pni6 Mnnoram
8lutreintannasz rm6 S%tbfiibrnmess
Rrduter
Fn6 ~unfrettie tie tefen, Bis jest ~tetpnrtett wlittel, UNI ee
Scrlprene @~efanb6ett wieterher3uteaen, fprte, fpenn jettts
eeupnnmen, 3rantbfttet 3a rerbpten. Dtelelpen lnP u"
uber etn
Observation-Disclosures ibrer 6eilfraft tpegeh
IN 9eatt9lagS9 sae~1lt5it b,taans snS eeadtst' ,S nES gas zen
ermprter rub etenen f9 Defenders sur Hs8!
Seilut0 bDstpilli9er utto bnrtttattBef
difnj9 Oh a1iirs GrdttfDeitelt,
unb ipate gientan6 Bic 9pfnune, seDetlt 5a rerben. aufeeb q
ptne suSpr biefe betlauaet arautsr Sn Seriu6en. Die Sraa'
ter perbett pm MIR f
brett BON 0eutl9larb
~irnpprttrt unb enpfeble tb ~ttelelben ~trinBenb netnen tertbet
9anbSleuten suit ~eeretgten @ebrau6e, ba tb tet uberSeu8t
bin, tB eth Sober Der etnntal basOn nintrnt NIL Der S9tr-
tune eeptB tufrteben unb ME rnebr rbne pte1elpen km mtrp%A
Sehe 8amtlte fOute tets baSOn I'm 5aue baben benin aud
st ainoern II bic ~wpbltbatt8e @irfHag bteier &raufsr ~apF'
2te Srauter fnb su tdbsm In
NNtllet poer Wul0er1t,
y MaG gSnal9 nno eaben fG Bel ~fplsenben Srantpetten al
SslonperS 9etltar1 ertrteen, ais: CfH fofG =
DtGsentrnmpf 9amprr6Dtbeu
Oarntbe i5perben, DrlSen,
@el9mulf, gerftppfane,
St9t.. GbeumutiSnuS
Gu9brutttetett, MuSsebruno,
3uten, 9epf. unb 3abnweb,
&rebsftaben Wunbiperre,
Srdune, Musenfranfbeit,
1 S9nupfen, Ieribletutuns,
L SRNtUNNl1WAHtf
Gun9enent5Irbune MdIernt
Scrppteln, 8anbwurrt,
Observation-Disclosures, gDaHeriuG
"a t Grippe, &plif,
Sctbe Rubr, &rdse,
SalJfuBn syphilis.
s1 f9 8alte 5ieber, 9autausi9ldee2
unb a1en 6rantbetten,
pelAe aus berbprbenent glute entfprineen. s1
Das Bud barber. nit Sielen 3ensniden eebetlter YerTpnen
nirb opn mir pprtpfret duf gDunf9 an iebe MereTe SerIanbt,
fO%ie ifhe sepaniAts &psfamft anf brieHi9e anfrase germ
ertbeilt. 5s4.J..
SHIimS OieneIt, Eentif,
N YA str Mlernntrin, ga.
6ueiniser &sent bot prpF Wuntraim's &r1uter.
NebtStnen fir eats &meritd.
Die S1ftptd9etttur fir SrlttmCre
lbeinbet fa In Der 8u6banblung ben S. 6. & s.. $ ennts.
tdufer, Nry rs get grattitr, unb iimb Saie1bft has Bud
frrpbl, ais aud bic Seilfntttel 5u bnten,
~ St Wafbington Su BADEN BET &. b. visit
Ode ber12. ct utb penniulb. MSenue.r. ~(6mJlt&m)
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@ Sur oslcnoeren TehntntBnohr1e.
ginponberer unb ~0aetienbe fpIten fe6r bcrF&tis ieik
sbe fe ibre @ilette taufeu uub iclten bieielben nnr in
benz Sureau tes untertei&ueten ouSeRenten GOeuten
taufeu.
Dietentgeu, treIde in Baltimore antctraen, tperbeu 4
ctns S&riergtett Didetts fir bieie 2inie beri8afeu ton
nen, inbem Der asent Der rNeutiGen @eIell9aft@ SET
iSrsr 2anbunS i5nen ben unter3ei@neten MSeuteu %rOrfeneu
rirb. f9 Wla-
aGs restete Tnetuaft uub SfatI ertbeift unent8eibii4
SO. q. YtI@ebrststs
%satESg- eiaranten.Na tsE ~zsssftssssss al
s#-se ty da HEsD-@ fsAbaEaA 1885
sTs a7I Ekagaess'
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Nod BE # -Mur9tonD.
Ra4 Union 8ricse, (iber @eltmiulfer)
3ebeu ole 3l9e taslid 7.20 Mprsens urp 3
Radmittoss. .5s
Bon linton Bridge I'm 5 unp $50 grr-
mittags.
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Orpbg MnSiebnua
II h~fl1foffpn OrN N'NNN3 IN Npr @fnNf

Die biaieften OrD GopoS in Ser Staot
9radtpollen GollicO su 188, 20 unO % Gents
Sa5ntn ssblsidt ten Muslin su 1871, 20. % unb Is Gents
ZEN befsn, IA 8reite. su 81 Gents,
llHsetlsi&ter g1usftA gu 20, 25, Blk unb 37@ Cts.
ale Sprten suten g8saen- 5lanea gu IA Cts.
Gleeante, Ssl-setr6te l6war;e Setoenseuse gu 80 Cts, $1.O0
$l12, $1.25; unS bic a~uertee1 Bu $1.37 Per garh.
Sarttee Seibenfpffe ;u rs Gents. SIX unb $1.00.
Gerrer Elm reidballises Eager pn neuen Grabiabrs- ans
SpHmeraphen, ShnmlS, galimir6 rnb anbersn 8leiberftpf-
fen unt allen mSsltten @aenmdaren sa ben %niebrigfer gret.
fen in hem hiatecn DRY @ppb SauS bpt
s p1e pb SeltBert
a4 gr 2s grefsgaltinrrtar sptiten Gretertd-
(2Dt6rsjD fir. uab btn Ntarib Wfatft.
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pn 0btlaoelpbta na3 s als
ettm9cre.
A.30. sos uno y ubr SornI. uao $50
anb 11.30 Ia6m;ttaa6.
@pnntags 4 80 Gprm. 1I.30 abenos.
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WCrOlt6e Central Gtlenbabu
ne1H3lS erdnberter Tabr3lan
3aa0 D EN- 0eRtn mnb NDrben.

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SIN unb no@ BEN Is. Nor. per6en bic 3u2e cnf bieie
Balm IN naGfDtSsuber Weie erpebirt /:
2 9J31 g 3uge sorDpdrte. a1
Bof5ns sept Egl .,............ nSr 80 0liu. 8nrr,.
GrpreBtu9 80 gbenbs
harrisburg accommodation. ....,.3 y Dfittas
Porttou Hf3t.3...7.2 30 Neorg. 4.40 Mo@ul
5age fGbtpGrtS. 20 III 80
Bpftng toul11t an nui ................5.40 Na9m.
TFpreB5u6 Scrut.
Qarriabnra acccmobation. ............11.5 8ortn
BARTON ....8. so Rprrt., 1920 Mbenbs
Der sfnsise 3us, peIRsr anu @uuntas abssbt, ii Der
GrpreBsus nas 8 tbr 80 DIN. Gbents.
Der I'M $50 aSenbs obee5enbe Grpreeaus tirb nur
an ~fotgerlbeS iaoliS ron 9arriSburs ~selesenen 9unften
anfaten: Gclbborough, Drrt, 6onober Junction, Gter.
mont, Rarttou, Nlcutton, @BaHs5ersburs unb @ocssSs
oine. s4ie
Der PufjnS se5t tG9IiG, aussencultHen SOnntass. -
Ser Grsres3as tOmut tSgtG, GusSeuOululsn Gsontass.
& Pafasiere fHr 5wiiGenfationen fontea ben SGrrisbIr9
nnb Barton Mccomp6atiouS5ns ue5ngen.
9 pet> unb grpres3ise fe5en Sennu In Bes5inbuns mil
ber @ennipLSania Central Giicnbabn in 9arrisbnrg fill
0tttsburG, G~lspslaap, Columbus, Gtnctns
natl, Snotanapplfs, Sort MaYne, gHtcagu
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NIT ber 9aetU Dcrs erie G~iicuba9n mad aQsa @latcu I'M
n5rtIi4en unb peffi9en Ieso Dprt.
Geegeu TotrbiGets unb anberer Senauen unb oerl1Blts
Gen &u8tunft betieee 1snn f9 on bic 8iIetsOfFce in Der
GaI5srt Statirn, G6e bon Galoerts unD Grantliufr., 81
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&b. 8. gpuRs, na,c
gas. GraGt>n %affasier<geent.. 4oS5li
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asaxs2s Mseas AxT0n09!aeuts fit Gin.
lui ;'5tsgE, nc MUG ben @elsa 40 EetEes
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@it tss gfpyeFina ~bef5rteft. Die g6tn ststet habur& tr
S EnAiesanltg esuer stbEsstn gprtRst!t ets, trseHt
siae aacsre Eagr, cue sk Ne us "a &fetlsa $xgsef ais teht at
btss Eat. raaa ~5snsnatsn @IS&sH, atst ,l90AJf L.n9ls.
&ittsbur0, G~leteLanb, Detroit Sort Maane,
@hicaec, Wlilircaiee, @alend, Dubuque, ct
Saul, Sod 9eIonb, Surlinstcu, SCha @itt
40 Ssthsn Ssg9agb Ste nit Des s~ssttpeFu GeasYal Snta seten,
lpea 9tsfgata 10 etHaees frasss ass be sIt eHscsst yapasn
atetnsts burs statse Eea, eE@ SerSet 4 EleI ~rssElart bf
aaafa babel sewsafeit. Ge eatn aGept burd ben fmErsts
G9fl DpH SPsr. gss game antfsfassra Srn etss s@rt;Gsr
sfea sss prn psFsGIsrfa 81 ess Sebissxuosest.
Mo& GreEiIinc, Daptpr, Gincinncti, Snstd'
ucpcGS, QruiSriIe unb CT. Souls
s,sbts eotafaus yaRaeitst ~6tfSstsys nab fr inr @eYss
H~esseFe nsleeaa9tsCeen tertGHs.. Ds SaRastsrt
net Eatt esEa 3 urs-, rber Abenbs &c u1f-Br8 nas aNss
vsslf&en Slasea sebsn ptue ~ansrrreeE 0~ufssgateE ss Nttees
DgsAfearssIIktts Nssbes ~SSsaxft tu tes Once pes A8snsss
SptH6 6. DGtEtkt
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

-
- SSSxEs5Sf SASSsk. a!gIScfI5EEER
~. SHAA99ss!tiOENT HOusEHoLD FURNITyRE;
t'ofokrs' sT4T9Aks 1s s PAINTINGS. BRoSzEs'
AND MANY RARE AMP costly WORKS OF ART
Al public auci
THIS DAY (MQNDAY), FEB. J..
~ Re elegant residence OF N: b. Chapman Esq, - West
SNeenth Aeet between Fifth aud Sixth avenues the sale
pspsng a O'Clock The aao.ioneer would can the
taogae comprising the argss. and richest assortment Of
Household Furniture &C. offered at auction this season.
Sale peremptory Catalogues at house
DRAWING ROOMS.
Two superb full suits covered with brocael OF the richest
6esopton rosewood Etageres Satuary maroe top rabies
sSnaceas se BrScado Curtains Bands and Tcsses 70
ladys Wor. Table Secretary and Bookcase plate glass
elegant ansus Bronze Clock runs month BrnnIs VASES
isres Paintings by Deaer9w Inman ana
Bronzes 6tatuary and Vases. a.,
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE,
round corners; richest instrument offered a. auc on ths
season Stool aud Cover. Music stand BOOKS hatstana
rossw walnut Dressing sedsesa. Ward
Feather Bsds Sheets Blankets. Buffet E1sne1 , Table
Bsskes Casters spoons Forks NAPKIN Rings sslss ,:
Cutlery Linen. Couches Arm Chairs Oval Mirrors &C.
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-.---.-.-.s..'<n~ 'oEN.
WINTER 0Ahs ,ght and every night.
w 80 To.r;s fLORENCR


-,--..,.S...<~- oEN
W No ro,ss FLORENCE
THE rI0KEF OF LEAVE MAN,
The LONDON TUNES. sreas,A- OF this great moral a.
drama mentions fact to which tho proy,nc press "
eers who had aescoeded from Liver. 'oo ws man;
the property Of his employers aad after visns "a -
places a Blrmiagham about i've o'cIo aea ;ie
taxing rcfeshS.als went to che thesi,> vas being
away hour As It happessed, The piece which = :
performed on the OCCASION OF this sisit was
THE TICKET or LEAVE MAN. re
AMI the guilty drawn q moral from n
for whea The Ia which the Interview
between hawkahaw, the detective Ticket OF Leave
Man took place, Parker the clerk became affected that
ne went Out OF The theatre three envelopes and sent
Il .5lu BACK 70 his employers.
Obi the prophetic vision Of Shakespeare.
- have heard
That guilty creatures stina at a play
rave Dy the very cunning of the scene.
been struck 81 20 The soul. that presently
They have proclaimed their notifications"
Hamlet, I'd Act.
Door. open st6k to commence a, TX Carriages may 30
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EXPRESSES.

IlURNHAMs FURNTruRs EXPRESS, BURNHAM's
ID Furniture Express, Burnham's Kuruture hIpress.
Storage for furniture AL knds OF furoufe boxed and
sh,pped kwniSsxs " Aw4sa mVved " s'v y S0uavy,
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MORRts WILKINS, AUCTI0NEER EXECUTORS
M sale OF Leasehod Property northeast corner OF Green.
Tcn "a Barrow Streets by order q The eSssuor q John
auco on Tuesday February 1854, At twelve O'clock At
tbs Escvanse sslesroom No Ill Broadway tIrniy Build
Ing ~ NJ Greenwich and Barrow slreets-The Lease OF
the Lot together with the Buildings the con- northeast
ner ureewch aud Barrow streets House y by about IS
feet bdct ,hree stories attic and basement Also frame
ssabs ~ Lot. 20 by Is feet Lease from Trinity
church has three years 70 from MAY nest with re-
nswa siJv ground rent Lot ~ by rs feet Map &C. at
No 3 Pine street. JOHN W. fOwT, Executor.
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a UOTrON NOTICE SPECIAL SALE. or
"A FIRsT CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ARTS.
ITO BR0MzES, BISQUE ANDMAkBLE GROUps.
NOFONTE ROSEWOOD SiJITS STIyER

This day Mondsy) at2 o'clock p M, at residence 1872
Twcnty first street. between Seventh and Eighth
r. WESTCOTf Auctioneer. will sell the ent rich and
special attention. being hundred lots OF Ele
GApt Paror Dining Room and Chamber Furniture all in
sold without among
Witch are four Essan. Suits q Kosswood walnut and ma
Shades, 700 yards Carpets Rosewood Tables. Turkish
Lounges and Chairs and other Chamber Furn
Of every description twenty elegant Hair Mattresses
Bedding rich French China complete Of ruby and white
Hxt0nsi0n Table, Chairs, &c. ~ --.-
PARTIES FROM A DISTANCE ARE ASSURED III AT
THIS SALE WILL TAKE PLACE, RAIN OR SHINE.
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DAwNBROKERs SALE-THIs DAT, AT OF NEW
II Bowery JAMES AGAR will sell, Al eleven O'Clock
mens wearing Apparel Sheets Quilts, Blankets, &c. BY
order Of Il. o'FARRELL, sS7 West Thirty 'ath srest
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTrONEER -EyFCUrORS'
w sal, OF valuable LOIS Slith av and Eifty ourh ri
LUDLOW co. will sell At auction on Tuesday Fer
T. 1854 az " O'Clock at the Exchange salesroon III Broai
way trinity Bu,ldins, N.Y. by order Of WIN. Murphy
ceasedSxh svenuel Lot tie west side on sth A,
nue. aijnning the northwest of Fifty second root
1bxOD Fiy.fourth street, Lot
Fifty fouEta street l75 feet west or sixth avenue 2sxoo
feet The above lots In desirable locations for
immediate improvements or investment. Terms al sale
MAPS may be had at the Office or The auconesrs No
Pine street.
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NlIsS ANNA 4 DICKINSON
In will repeat her Lecture.
'woRDs FOR THE douH,"
lately delivered
IN TIE CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON
At THE COOPER INSTITUTE.
TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 2, 1854
William Cullen Brt ant will preside.
Tickets 20 cents. reserved seats kept till SoclQk) 30
Sold by youscy i2 Nassau street; Fowler Wells.
ms Broafway; James Miller, y Broadway, Miller Ma.
thews ISL Broadway
rev platform tickets price 50 cents sold at the Anti
slavery Office, ~ Beekmsn street.
To avoid crowd at the Ehh street entrance, buy tickets
beforehand, and enter on THIRD avenue side.
Doors open al O'Clock. Lecture ats
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NEW BOWeRY THEATRE.
IN Sole Proprietor Mr. W GngMe
EXTRAORDINARY ENTHUSIASM
FIFTH WEEK
GREAT WESTERN HTAR,
Miss KATE FISHER.
ENTIRE CHANGE or BILL
sstyars and sixty second nights Of the celebrated pase
mimist.
MR.. EDWIN BLANCHARD
Mss Fisher viii appear for the first la New QoFk 40
DICK Turpin, Ia the famous drama Of
= -. ROOKWOOD;
Or, Dick Turpins ride from London 10 Yofk
On the famous marc BLACK Deaa
OF tho
THREE FAST MEN
Sustaining ten different characters
MT biancba.l's llama (6rst tune here1 OF tho
PWRECKED MARINER
The mariner Mr. Ma nchasd
The Monkey ..........,.. ......... Mr. a DaveDpovt
The feyorite actress
MRS. W q JONES
Geo Is ookes, Miss Hahaway
MI Warden, NJ. @ Lngard Mr 0assfosd.
FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY o.
BENEFIT or
MR.. j LiN0ARD
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ID ANyo INSTRUCTION. BANJO INSTRUCTION. ALI.
ID parties DESTROYS learning the Banjo Respectfully
Invited 70 Mr. 0kO. DOBSOk play at his residence
"a Fourth avenuc corner Of Teuth street Pupils guaran
iced prouc encs Alseg que QvStteg' lessoaA
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M GODS MINSTREL HAIL--54 BROADwAY-5It
w Opposite ~. Nic,pas fiote.
HENRY WOOD. PRofRIEI0R &C.
IMMENSE SUCCESS CROWDED HOUSES
Mouly Februar, aud every evening .dutiug the week
WOOD = MiSStREIsS
THE AFRICAN CAMILLE. THE CHALLENGE DANCE,
MuGOLDGS. Tiit SLEI0iIING CARNIVAL,
lnE FOUR CROWS. ofDE0N'S BAND.
CONE WHERE MY LOVE LIES DRAINING.
COMIC BANJO SOLOS, RAILROAD EXPLOSION &C.
by Charley Los. Frank Brewer A. D Talbot Cool White O.
HENRY q. Lockwood Glenn Schwiesrd, Nj sieI Wood
1ssscs Is o'hcts bes Patterson. Sbapcott. &c. &c
Doors open ~ 6.,; commence az. Tickets - cents.
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M aud Per Properly, in tue Thri ward, for sale.
H. II LUDLOW GO. will sell. under decree In rarti
ton, The 9th OF February 1894 at u o'clock ut the
Hxchsnge S,issoom Ill Broadway the valuable Lot and
stores Nps 2 221 and ~ Washington street: Nos ST. 80
g9. ., ~ 90 iDi and lc3 Barclay street, and Nos las
Also thevsuabe Pier and harf Property, No rs North
river now under lease and used FOR the oboken ferry aud
other purposes.
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CRsAT WHAT Is 1T FREE MUSEUM HALL,
lI 60 BROADWAY, DOWN STAIRS.
The What IL II In supposed BY many nothing more
th,n doc negro bat such IL not the fact II 10 anal
gamstion beyond Doubt connecting itpk wecn art
aud as can be secn a the above number ne gives
M from until " O'Clock every evening" The
entire pcrfo nance surerinendcd by ten beautiful young
ladies' Admission free. A. H. BALLARD.
GRAND MAsQUERADE.-ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
I Of making good appearance leilber or fancy
81 n,as1uerades should get OF BUNKERS new Goa
tunes The finest assortment OF Dresses, Wigs Curtis Ac
IN The city Costumes and Fancy Dresses made 10 order al
100 Fourth street. near Sixth avenue.
pANJO INsTRUCTfoN-BY NEW AND SCIENTIFIC
ID method The pupil guaranteed 10 learn perfectly the
az playing the Instrument in Que course Of lessons Ban
i'''u'n'''a "' pU'"' IL 8. DoBsoS. $40 Broadway.
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EEo -MELoDB0N, sos BROADWAY. 563
cUc TIC only place ., ,he s,ad 10 ne worlf
Something new. Great excitement,
MADAME SfDELL EVERY NIGHT
Bxccling ell, riyallet by none.
ALBERT BRAHAM, the great Descriptive Tenor
MONS SOLOMON, the lavofiie OF al
w COLES the perfect Cure to light.
BONy PASTOR, the Comic OF the Age
DADDY SArERS the Phunny Phellyw.
HATTIE ST CLAIR, the Pet OF the Public.
MISS ADklsE COLLIN, the Female Baritone.
MISS ALICE DE BAR the Female Prvaeer
and thirty adde's and gents in various Songs Gless and
Brown, smith, CLARK and white, and host Of vol
un eers making the most immense entertainment in the
world Wanted few more ladies, TO refreshments
GEO. r. HKYDON Director
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01

ID A. CnTLTON, AUCTIONEER
ID UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE OF
HIDES AND TALLOW.
VIII he So at public auction MONDAY, Feb uary !,
1884, at u O'Clock, at the storehouse
NO. H-ALBANY STREET.
l46 areen sailed Hides
l8G Dry Hides. .
81 casks Taow just received from Newbern N C. Sale
positive Terms cash. BY order OF
Cot A. b. EATON, A. 9. q. 3. United States ARM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01

WALLAoKs MOkDAy
w Doors open ct half past T. Overture commences
Ma quarter 10 g. Curtain rises al It's confusion
. EARTHQUAKE k0flcs.-Reserved 60 ara FkIsnk1 until
we s0as'..es q &c y so Il s respectfully rogue sed
thai paies securing will Do puucua as 20 ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01
nANreL II. BURDETr, AUcTIokEER.

WOOL AT AUCTION.
BURDErT. JONES a co: will sell on Tuesday. Feb. 2
at ~ O'Clock Wheelers Wall Street Stores Brooklyn
WOOL-i0O bales superior Mestixa Wool, in perfect or
der and OF Ane quality.
Catalogues viii be ready Monday morning Office
No street. also AZ the Office of James Green. ESQ,
br,xc 81 Pine street. where the wool be fully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01

ExEcgTnes sALE:-A FIRST CLASS HIGH BROWN
~ stoop House highly third street. between Third and
Fourth aveoucs short from the Park gas Gro.
modern stye % feet inches 'front.' lot 5Oll0 viii be
sold low. Europe. Apply at 80 Suyyesant
street to 4. H. LUDLOW. No. 5 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01

JIOwE'S GREAT CIRCUS. -
rerfot mn every evening and
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY. AFTERNOONS
AN ENTIRE CHAkUR OF PROGRAMME
FOR THIS WEEK.
SHERWOOD FAnTLv,
AND NUMEROUS OTHER ATTRACTIONS,
ALL ENTIRELY NRW.
admission IS cepts children i5 cents private boz seats
Sd cems. Commences AT -. amp 7S o clock.
FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY o.
JOINT LtvENTARY BENEFIT
TO MISSES IDA AND AMELIA AND MASTER OHA0.
SHERWOOD
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-02-05
REBEL MUTINY AT MOBILE.

From the N. Y. Post, we gather the fol.
lowing account Of serious mutny of rebel
soldiers at Fort Morgan, Mobile: Y
The rebels in Fort Morgan had rebslIed,
and during the difficulty the rebel gunboats
in Mobile Bay attempted to arrest the gar.
rison of the fort. The whole for, being in
revolt and with the American Ray flying,
they opened ON the rebel gunboats with every
gun in the fort. They succeeded in driving
the gunboats off, but were not on their guard
and that night a large force was sent down
from Mobile, capturing the whole garrison
excepting four men who escaped in the dark
ness in asmall boat and came to Ship island,
where we heard, for the first time, the as
founding intelligence. Since then we have
heard more Of dhc revolt from some addition
al ,dcscrters Seventy Of the revolters are
condemned 10 be shot to-day in Mobile. We
also learn from the desertcrs that on Horn
Island. up the sound, there are eighteen more
deserters from the rebel army. In and
around Mobile and on Round Island, there
are about fifty desertors FROM the same quar-
ter.
These deserters bring The very important
intelligence that the rebel army III and
around Mobile have organized secret socie-
ties and are determined to fight no longer. -
1t is said that the movement which started
among the soldiers, is daily growing stronger
and many officers are compromised in the
movement. think this is the most impor-
tant movement since the war and is most
significant in favor of the success and term
ination Of this war. l am confident that this
news is true.