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MISCELLANEOUS.

A CARD-SNAKE BRAND SARsAPARILLA -TRUx.
n io Honduras December IA, Is As sole proprietor
OF the celebrated Snake Brand for sarsapara hereby
notify that have transferred the right or use OF IN
sam any party have contemplated so doing ana
should brand be assn ed countefeited would DC
tanampun fraud aud be sub 70 penalties accord
tngly For many yearssay period OF twenty sx-l was
agent for house in Ameria and whom. during which
time shipped rather nsye the article OF this brand
Shortly prior to the termination of an exception
saparilla sent to that house they claiming or preferrng
claim which had real foundation their being the own
OF the brand In question On this not being admitted py
and their seeing that not only for the future ney
would be deprived of the monopoly of this brand but tnat
they would even be excluded from receiving any, they nov
much to its deriment unmndfl OF the principal reason OF
business connection being severed that Of not con-
tnug TO them the exclusive reception OF hh pIau
OF which, irrespective of It's merits on which sahus
well based, have the most ncontesbla evidences iron
them of its superiority of other brands through
and other brokers'
The preced ne realizes the fable grapes being sour
because they were not 10 be had.
amndisnosed at In being betrayed into ex
posue OF verified extracts Of letters coroboratve OF my
assertions animated by consideration for other unohending
parties whose brands OF have IN such extracts
been unayorahly referred but provoked TO 40 So
shall then have other alternative and entertain put
small doubt as to the public verdict. ~,
After IN selecting sarsapariln
be shipped. unless the brandAbe surrepttousy used
leave discerning public parties interested IN inc
eue''''A :" "''''0 - 'n0" :" : f. PRUDOT
Originator sole and only Proprietor OF the Snake Brand
N B@Tne Snake Brand for sarsapara can emily be
Sh'ppea from the p0r' Oh if"'N0' "ne'' "'' ''' r.
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MIBL0'S GARDEN.
IN COMMENCEs AT IT, i
CONCLUDES AT IUis

IN COMMENCEs AT ~.
CONCLUDES AT I04.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB H. 1854 ''"''''
Mr.. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
Mr. Wheatly has the pleasure OF announcinga
REINFORCEMENT
With th0se talented and celebrated
PERSONAT0Rs OF IRISH CHARACTER FOR
TEN NIGHTS MORE ONLY.
THE STEADY AND EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS
That has attended the engagement OF
THESE GIFTED ARTISTS
Has proved
PUBLIC APPRECIATION OF THEIR MERITS,
Never before awarded to performers
IN TUE SAME SCHOOL OF THE DRAMA,
Aud their patrons are respectfully notified that
THESE LAST TEN NIGHTS WILL BE
MOST POslTltE Ely THE LAST APPEARANCES
IL NEW YORK: THIS SEASON, OF
AS ThLiR ENGA6EMENT IN PHILADELPHIA
WILL PRECLUDE ANY RENEWAL
.c,a POSITIVELY LAST NIGHTS
OF Charles Gaylers new Irish Drama,
.,,., THE CONNIE SOOGAH
the production OF VIII Oh has been
UNIVERSAL THEME OF ADMIRATION,
FuRoRE BEYOND DESCRIPTION
SURPRISES In
NATURAL GRANDEUR AND MAGNIrIcENCE
any scenic effect ever before presented
The cast OF the Drama embraces
EVERY MEMBER or THE TALENTED COMPANY.
SEATS FOR THESE LAST PERFORMANCES
CAN BE PROCURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
Friday Feb. H. Authors Night Benefit OF Mr. Chas 0syler
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uowE's GREAT CIRCUS. -, nowp,x
u NILE MARIETTA ~ RA HSn =" 1o"A"'
tight rope artistic and danse viii appear q
s''A performances MR. John pENI.n,
In addition 70 Which xl! be . offered -.
SsS SsR SSSsSt
o'sn' SSipSF !. I4E sna II f IsS inst.
Complimentary Benefit to Nile. Marietta Ravs.
zSSSi ;3S;; s :s;sss:s H'''
THE o,oAs sHsss s5r '$sSsHEs
4
GRANT $SaJ4 1ISfSss uooE.z.
''' "a.
Matinee afternoon At three oc oct Exhibition every
THIS GREAT csysprs y M s Ss NOVEL Arr.Ao.
TONS s' s24fSsH ID e
and Is nfFh MHyo s'ssd 81 fYsIIeHrEp VISITORS
EACH 1900 dSO H'f f1k TO Ct :aD sassaioss =
. BE ''' ,,, r fsy s3gs sgHr.,s
SINGLE s..9s SssS, ,.,. i il. SE 's::
tickets in magnificent schedule %
Donation Property. valued II 9A720
10 the INVALID SOLDIERS FUND. secures inter.
est in the DONATION PROPERTY. Once open from A.
NJ to r. NJ daily when tickets and information may os
obtained, All orders by mall should
be sent to JOSIAH PERHAM, Agent, SIS Broadway.
CADEMY OF MUSIC. - -
n MR. HACKETT FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY FEB ~.
i,is An,
DEATH OF HOTSPUR,
with As's s, sssn %.. aSa 'Rss''n'' prof.
Sir John Fasan - .. Jackets
(The popular American tragedan, lately returned
from Rurcpe)
King Henry w. Of England Mr. Chas Kembe Masoa
(Of the theatre Boston, his first appearance here)
Francis apster OF the Bears Head tavern f. Lamb
Lady Percy, Hotspur'a Wits Mrs Skerrett
(By permission of w. Wheatley, ESD
Uostess Ouck ....., Mrs BrouRham RobertsoD
Other characters by artists OF aoknow lodged ability
Admission 50 cents boxes and secured seats according "
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THE APPROXIMATION
L AND NEW YORK CIRQUE.
: Opposite the Academy Of Music, Fourteenth street.
THIS WEDNEsDA FEB IL
GRAND MATINEE AT O'CLOCK
GRAND EVENING PERFORMANCE AT 8.
Second week of the
HIpPOTHEAFRONIC TRlUMPHS
ut this and superb
PALACE OF EQUESTRIAN AND
GYMNASTIC ART,
which is aud has been
CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING
every evening By the
ELITE OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
MYRIAD OF ARTISTS AND ATTRACTIONS
IN marves Of Eanation aymnasc Skill. Acrobatic DeK
terity and Athletic Strength
UNrARALLtELED IN HIPPoDEAMATIC ANNMALs,,
Reserved stalls 1oc. Dese Circle 5Oc Children half price,
Amphitheare 25c.
Doors open at Ia: commence at 3 clock.
Carriages to be ordered for the Matinee nj o'clock for
the evening performance at To- To avoid tho crowd at the
ticket Offices Intending visitors will do well purchase their
tickets during the day.
The prop etor has the pleasure announcing that he has
succeeded In making an engagement with
MR.. HENRY COOKE
aud his great and renowned troupe Of
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS,
from Asteys Royal Amphheatre London and the Cirque
Champs Elvsee Paris. whose
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA
will shortly take place, Of which due notice will be given.
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WAILAcK's. WEDNESDAY.
w Doors open at half past 7; Overture commences at
quarter TO g. Curtain rises at It's conc usoD.
Fourth tim Mr. wESrLAND MARSrON'S play,
In prologue ami four acts.
PURE GOLD.
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me scene les in the first act Baden aden; in Follow
Ing acts al Mrs Fortescues house. Dover.
THDURSAY. 18TH ROaEDALE.
ur,, . (For the ?2d time.
with It's beautiful Scenery. Machinery Original Music
Great Cast and attractive Tableaux
FRIDAY. 5th night Of PURE GOLD
- SATU RDAY (93d time). ROSEDALE.
MONDAY list time this season. MASKS AND FACES.
Carriages can b. ordered each evening of "Pure Gold"
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NV
w LENTEN ENTERTAINMENT
To night wednesday,, Feb. II, 1864.
NINETYTHIRD NIGHT
MR.. AND MRS. ". J. FLORENCE
THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
The LONDON TINES in speaking Of this great moral
drama. mentions fact to which the provincial press
Great Britain and Ireland has given confirmation
, clerk who had absconded from Liverpool with e. 500.
the properly Of hs employers, and after visiting many
places arrived at Birmingham about O'Clock after
taking Refreshments the theatre TO while
away an hour As happened the piece which was being
performed on the occasion of this visit was
THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
and the guilty to have drawn IA moral from the
representations for when the In which the interview
between Hawkshaw the detective and the Ticket OF Leave
Man" took place. Parker the clerk affected that
he went out the theatre three envelopes and sent
81 600 back TO hts employers.
OH the prophetic vision of Shakespeare.
II have heard
That guilty creatures sitting at a play
Have by the very cunning OF the scene,
Been struck to the soul. that presently
They have procla lined their mnlefactions"
Hamlet, I'd ACT.
Doors open at 6t to at ~ Carriages may be
ordered at l0t5.
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Hope CHAPEL. 7ls BROADWAY.
Ill SIXTEENTH WEEK,
SIXTEENTH WEEK.
EVERY DAY AT 8 O'CLOCK.
EVERY NIGHT ATS

MAMMOTH STEREOSCOPTlCON;
woNDRoUs MIRROR or THE UNIVERSE,
THE MOST REFINED AND DELIGHTFUL ENTER.
TAlNMENT IN AMERICA.
This magnificent enterprise, which is still unexamped
brilliant success affords TO all classes the most
fastdous happy relaxation from the ordinary cares and
business Of fe and yet one that appeals only To the
highest intelligence purest taste and the beat sentiments
ofthe heart 1t fairy realm Of Travel History LtAra
enchanting and the most exquisite statuary and
checure of the ancient and modern day In all lands -
beheld in the reality and mingng the aspirations OF Do.
voted patriotism the present with the recosctions OF hd
THE PROGRAMME IS ABsoLUTELy NEW EA0R
beauty The ridiculous attempts that have been made
initiate sublime combination Of artistic splendors noea
but excite the curiosity u the public 70 behold the originals
which is as HYPERION TO SATYR.
addition 10 the above has been mada 10
the superb collection of lRISD SCENERY AND AkCni-
LECTURE the first and only series ever exhibited In this
country Just added after great exerton aud expense
While age and here enjoy the purcst nto
lectual pleasures suited to their respective tastes $500,
LADIES' ESPECIALLY WILL FIND DUB NEW TIM
TIE OF ART
the most delightful resort
HOPE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The "0ranA
Tour is becoming popular we'll az fashionable now
Chapel for the small sum Of twenty-five censTribune
The Mammoth Stereoscopticon ut Hope Chapel H. ndecd
exhibition that appeals forcby TO the lovers oi run,
history literature such hundred OF III
feeble imitaors to pale into utter insgnicance
Mercury.
Doors open At Il tours begin ats
Matinee every afternoon, at o CLOCK
Admission, 25 cents; reese rived seats, 80 cents
II. 3. MoKEON. Manager.
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IL WHO WISH TO ENLIST IN GOOD PLACE
n and receive large cash bonnlics should
call from 10 10 O'Clock MARSHALL CO, 3S5 Broad
way 80.
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A n AUTH DRIED UNITED STATES LAW OFFICE
"A 10 attend military claims generally to give to voun.
eers just the information hej need before enlsing In re-
gard location OF regiments bounes DC explaining
and securing ali the legal ri hts OF soldiers heirs
Advice ample compensation is made by govern
rnent under whose license the undersigned acts r. b.
WESTBROOK, Counsellor at-Law. Proctor and Advocate
in the United States Courts, Dey street, one door from
Broadway. ground floor.
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A PARAGRAPHIsT EDUCATED IN TIE OFFICES
ofieading journals desires an engagemsnt for por
would remuneratve newspaper or pup.
fishing business. Address Item, Herald office.
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0AOS II WANT TWO GOOD MEN TO-DAY BE-
Df 10. fore O'Clock. Bounty $l25 cash IN hAnu as
hey the doctor and before gong 70 yap Ap
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CONSULT YOUR HEALTH, COMFORT AND INTER.
~ est and enlist to 20 into good rcgment, bound Tor
Texas ONCE Central Army Agency 436 Broadway.
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HAvALRY-ThE SIXTH NEW YORK VETERAN
cavalry receiving recruits at CT Blocker street. The
bounes paid recruits in this as in other veteran
regiments. II. WHITE, Captain and Recruiting Officer.
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BARNEY WILLIAM Esq
DEAR sI have TO acknowledge the receipt OF your very
kind the sth inst rendering the services Of
Mrs Williams and yourself for benefit at Nblos Garden
thankfully accept your pronersd kndHess and beg leave
Friday evening" the 18th inst suitable time for
'''' '''e"' y - CiiAS. GAYLER
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COMMANDING OFFICERS or REGIMENTS DEsI;
~ OF having recruits assigned 70 their command
are requested to apply at AS Broadway. \. Y
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO VOLUNTEERS FOR
VI cavalry, niantry. artillery AMI engineers. Extra
bounty, Special Inducements To nonresicnis of New
York Apply the Union Army Agency a9 Hester street.
promptly collected.
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cQRO BoUNTY-s4so CASH. GOOD MIN WANT
NCCU ed to I'LL up heavy artillery regiment. now
doing garrison duty Lyon Virginia The fun bounty
Will be paid Any information given By calling person at
l64 Grand street. Centre. Lieut. d. L. DICKSON
authorized TO recruit for the above regiment
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A. SELECT SQUAD OF MEN IS IMMEDIATELY DE.
n recruiting officer. for choice artillery and
cavalry reimens in most desirable localities Also few
mechanics artisans for engineer Special
ducemens residents of New York. For particu
lars inquire of r. b. WESrBROOK, Counsellor at Law.
Deg street, door from Broadway.
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@CEn BOUNTY. WANTED. FOR A
pOCO cavalry regiment doing provost duty In
Washington city This regiment Is the PRESIDENTS Els
CoRT and BODY GUARD or GEN. HALLECK, General.
inches OF the United states armies and has been for the
last two Musicians wanted for the regmenta band
of this regiment whom certificates such VIII be given
mustered into the service Apply 70 CAPTAIN
JAS WELLS 1852 Centre street. of Walker street.
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@QSO BoUNTY-ssoo CASH DOWN AFTER PASS.
DOUA ing the doctor $3.50 paid upon arrva a. sa,mp
you any New York regiment OF cavalry
artillery or infantry. Apply at 42S Broadway.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
.. BURNHAM, AUCTIo NEER.
Auction Snla of Man II &c Mt HOUSE hold

2. BURNHAE, AUCTIoNEER.
~. Auction Sale of Magnificent Household
rurniure Planoorte Painngs Statuary Bronzes asses
drawing Room Suits, Silver Ware, and many rare and
. costly Works Of Art and Articles OF Virtu,
On this day Tuesday, November TO- at the elegant resi-
aenee IL West sixteenth street. between Firth and
- sixth avenues sale commencing ~ II O'Clock
prawln2 Roos-Superb Suits covered with brocsel OF
richest description, Wilson'S Chairs Oomans. Recep
ton and Arm Chairs Eageres costly marble Book
Ease pste glass; DOORS Encoignules Centre Tables tao
GETS BrocAtei Curtain to match sf Bronze Chandeliers
4onzc Clocks Velvet Carpets Lace Curtains Shades
nlcent rosewood Panoforte clest instrument ole ed
auction this season. stool, Canterbury Music BOOKS
Bronze ststuary bames, Minerva mazeppa. ST Gcerse
Ma pragan snakspere two maieh Paintings by Coe:
cot; Fruit iece, BY Rousen ais, Paintings by Hsyans
4annlof Sellers aud liealy Engraving rosewood and
walnut Dressing bureaus Bedstesds wa<drooes. Cnm.
moass Ng Matresses 5anke's Sheets. Counterpanes,
oak butt Extension Table emma uipner and ira Sets.
kuey and Crystal Glass ware silver Casters Urn Dinner
Sno iea service spoons tor o. ser tureen, CAKE Bas
kess sac perempory. Competent persons 10 paca and
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MADAME Or CtsrELLNe, FROM ITALY poo.
tNl trss- and midwife lady can he attended With .
private Room apd good Board ct No 40 Lsurens street
Third floor II
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FINE Ants.

rpo PUBLISHERS. ESGRAvERs AND OTHERS
Wanted. two steel Plates In nrst order tstppcl,
line MIXED style preerred). 23xia enc REPRESENTING
good religious the other TO b. handsome family
group Interesting scene by forwarding sample cnpes
accofnpan lowest cash price. purchaser NAY &c
found through g. zICKBL pulls nct Cls,as au ID ce
rev vQEk.
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ERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1864


ssthhAM WEEKLY 20 livTrPueL TOUCHING At
Var. ~ tGers Haf Dor lihe hseTooi New
pis aieatoshp Company (iumah lins)
,n,, NM we ened status mats intend despachng their
CITY OF BALTlMORN..--' saturday Nov ~
cry or LONDON t. saturday Nnv, 2s
....s..t.t .......... SATURDAY, Dee,
~. eVely sucoeednE satmraAN. At noon. from nler q.
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r II. sEARlNG's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY. g9s
Fourth avenue near rwentyhird St, Classes tor ladi,s
and masters al o'cnk Gls 90 TOT gentlemen At cock
Pr,stc lessons DAY FOR those who wish 70 learn
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\ II. CALDWELL. AUorIoNsER.
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
=, public coa this asy rae.iayi November Is a, III.
seaani residence 2is West Fourteenth street between
A sqsG 1ESonu AS %su. SUITS
AND DRESDEN ss GH aSS Has4SE
saocSuz AMP LACE cuKy>iSs; ,,,.nxn an,srs
tc,,,,s, GAIA GLASS AM SILVER WARE,
Roshwo6DDl ohAa a F F D'' Lotis XIV
comprises richest elaborate.
earyed 1aror Furniture ever offered At pabc Auction,
parlor elegant full Suits of rosewood Par
Tor FURNITURE in rich broeade satin rosewood
i%s ' ks ~oSb fGs ysSis
ca, gsa ,ey- ami case, al modern improvements
aasy Chairs ID inc rcps rcss~ooa soa
SIDE Na: 'np Tables RI by carved eve and In seis
carved ,asssi Washsana so'a Bels. IL dna BAR
SION e hnr Mattresses from 40 TO 81 pounds made
Dmne ';gen Furniture eoasi-ingof line oak EAtcns
Ivory ana SILVER Cutlery FoNs spoons. 10 with heavy
Gut Sni t.asreTed Glass rarc = every description
A uc1to&. SALE or MAaSiEiGEsr MoUsEaoLp
frr daa E GoM prs u s raf a ssri N sG4
FuKN,fugH OF The FivH STORY REslDESoE 80
DAY srsg @ sSvsnt Ne AM ars a
The house Is Elegantly nrnshed throughout Magnificent
hYoca.ei reps Centre Pier Tables. Broca an
Laee Cn''ains Freneh cfe.or Lbrarn and $rers.ary
rof Broare Clocks elegant rosewood cos 49,
wh Z i-eo sad cIssap, c'eet,Sa Of Fsrisr 6rnsaents
vaIusb Patin &C, vita eetsnt rosewood aud mAho.
Mst.ressss oak pnne Furnitre sea Ghna Gut Gsss
silver are NC No pos'nopen,nt q tae tsa,gass at
u uorlas MoTlcE.-k Roth. ,AucTIoAMEE.
1 a Ma
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'NAv3p RGAN AUcTIoNEER. WILL. SELL THIS
49,, q two O'Clock AT canal street, second hand
estPad- Car cts Wash islands, Tables, Loun
asses = Gas Fixtures. q. Also two singer Ma.
tines. Inl loi ~ new Furn tgre.
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TDwARD scHENcK, ArcrloNEER.

Il roR u COOK AuCriOsEEe-S UPERB HOUSE.
u bold furniture. Tn dag, Al ococa. ~
ro1dwfy very large STOCK 81 hs cass city N ade Furn
IRE. Nl.--sed rosewood parlor salts. IN orocael and
IoHrei cs walnut suits IN reps ana other coverlngs.
lsewool aud black walnut Chanbef suits, Library snd
lnirg E'ca SUITS Library Rua Secretary BOOK Cases,
TEES tTtenaion DniDE Table ia f1suiture sc. Sale
bsolWt ash. Goods FOR shipping may be packed on
Se premises
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WILLIAM ABBOTT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO.
w East Broadway. sells this day at 01a O'Clock, al
tho sentee furniture Beddng DC in honse No. !, Oliver
did Pier CLASS and Mirrors; marble Tables Sofas
mahogany aud cane Chairs Crockery, &c. Also Ladies'
Wearing Apparel, Silk Dresses Furs &c.
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,rNcy il. LEEDS, .AucrIosEEE.

II UUtShEOLn FUNNTTtRE.
|hhNEy LEEDS MiNER Will sell at auction on
fednc.Gss nov. l6 Of luz 1ciocs. 2e9 Leuna'ea
Sonus Thirty ightn lani Thirty ninth streets
bic ,ua fashionap uauSehod tusanre, neariy
Srssal II Yar' velvet and Brussels Carpets. fsrior
BIT covered vita crimson silk biocaie Cur
HIS or 10Th richie tttI.Nc lace DO. Card 1ud teatrc
olcs wood suoiorte, seven octave. made bv Siod
krt Dun Furniture OF blscS walnut covered With
[en. 4 ..enson Tabc, mad i.by Hob, Chars IL msich
hiua bedrooms fsrn shed In rich Cottage suits
made by Fisher, In various styles; Mattresses.
quay. othcs articles, Including Nj tchcn Wares,
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H DANCING ACADEMY. No 1851 Fifth Avenue
,,lasSes--N ednesdnvs aud Saturdays at or. NJ.
Nouaeyg and Thursdays. c3ufnen cing N ovember ~.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-30
n NrcfcIlcr @uncram'6
Mnnens &rGufer s@lirir

III unftrtitls has stft BITE irst b,tannte @itIsI sur SeiIans
bon unterietbs.G efAperten a1er Mrt, tnstefcneere WRaeen-
frampt SerbauunssibraaG Ghr.ers.Anfiue, 1rafltmer-
aen, DtarbCea, RGltten, Srehrubr, SdmtnbsL 8~ldtuneen,
&cpffhmerj, Ahtaa, Saltes 9ieber, Sestrantbeit, Spnnmer-
Complaint, fOste eeSea s. at G n uno' @rtattuns.
"a btffes <ytr aas rein nnfAdbItden. SesetlbtItlhen
GtOhen befstt 10 etsnet 60 i9 moo defenders sur 9erabt-
6uns neHSe Rtnber, Icrte ebentaEt bctm 3abnen here
ieIsen. Retne Ylutter Iplte %peridumen, tets BATON TIM
Sahft sa babea. issOa isnte es In eteem Sale init Ebes cher
9DaHer unt 4uder terbInnt seBebea retben. Der ~ercsarttse
grfSlss Der lid tstt lbsr Y Sa9tsn ia Dsatl4taus ssstst
uas IT eteits @lirir fbsrnA tn vaentbetrltSss 5ausinttteI
Der grsis SEQ tIeinsrn Slai&$sns it IS gu. uas Ss srS
6erea rs Cts. 6s,e
Dis prSf. gSansramY ~ausentetn beltette 4lutretnssuuas.
Rrauter<Ytlen unA wnlser perben isbem 2etbenten an
d rsntf6en Granttetttn SHr a&ern 2etluHo bring.
eutrftblen. h. Z
!Seratr erapftBle ID gSantran,s Gsttssttf&eGro q.
pfen, 3wr sanjliHen 9eillng Ter SellaAt; Gt@tpul.
{ E jur r~atitGten Uettrtibuns Ron 0tht unb &beumntts.
mus; BGtnsEtmttur, Stebt Guetnblidlt6e 2tnberpns;
Banbrurrn pIlSsr wnb Rrantertbse. 1I
gu taben BET 9. 5enut gbGrftn, 8a5bdnbtuns,
2SX 70. Yratthr- baupt. Wsent fir Baltimore lrwtt tn ben
bauptfa<~ften Mprsbeteu. "a So
alA JnIiu8 3ieneIt, Dentif,
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