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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-06
THE BRILLIANT PAToMIME
OF
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT


THE BRILLIANT PAToMIME
OF
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
Simon slendershank, the Clown. Nv. B. CavanaRl
Boss Trowell, the PAntaloon .......Mr. " Illiaml
Jack Stout 1.-THE man all tattered and
torn" the Harlequin; .;....;:.:: MFR. 'Donnelly
Angelina, "a maid all ioilorn," the
Columblne. ..s........,...........Em ma Schel
Miles o,Rsilly, from Morris island. Mr. Dougherty
Sii. Ward
0fAbal, PolicemAn..............
9. D. Cash, q Landlord. Smith
sergeant Dfill'... ..................M Mr. Johnson
tlAnhonghteefts ...... Mial Coul son
fifebrando...... ....-... Mast David
SteamuppO. "... ...... Mas. ThomAi
alnden ..''''''''I Gnomes S....''"'. Mast. John
LapwinB ''.'.''. '........ Mast. Jhmci
Fireny......... ..... Mast, Andrew
SulphuriosO.... ......MAst, william
Inc Mast. Long htBke'
Ire Sat' ''''..''''..'.......;M Miss MousoI
inc DOg..s.''. ....Msst Canine
The Priest, "sIi shavcn and siofn,". Mr.. Joiiyman
The Rooster, "tha' crowd IN the
mo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CoGky dondIe-,lo ,
queen OF the e. ONES .,..............Mlsa Clifton
stRrlight..... 90. NIias Forrest
sunbeam. 81. Miss Marian
swAndown.. .....M'B Isabel
PesTlSPow Wood NymphS of . S Mis, S Jniis
Dewdrop..... Ench,rred Dcu ...... Miss Katy
Cowslip..... N''' ''' ...., Miss Ettle
Sweetpes.... Miss Carlo'ta
Primrose 80. e. Miss Lorena
Miss Starch, GOvetneas at Miss HowdydO'u EatAb.
lishment for Young LadIes......... Miss Prideall
Gnnme. p.iric. S rho iiin,ian Fan,IIS
scenery entirely new, by..............W Friiman
Mschi1ery, TTisEs, and Transforms.
tInns Nv '''N>' "' " Wst.nr and As,i.t.nts
Costnmss Inv = " '''N .N.psh.Ii
PTopertieS and Appointments, by Benson q Xss'ts
Music, arranged, selected, and COM
1Es fIl,imInatInns anL Taisivr,
IIVh,s, NV 1850 so ' s,p,gg.t,
The whole produced and undei the
D.. - GRAND ol,C ENTERTAINMENT,
arbn upS nh HIFs ni T aAS1eq 70 .hS IAN,
Low Donnelly, billy West, Harry RaynOr, J. II.
O"h"''''' "''' anu Do.eI""'''
THE BOUQUET OF BEAUTY.
REST, MARY CoULsoN, NELLIE RAIN.
IUCYCLIFToN, NAOMI
PORTER, &C.,
In q Charming DiveriiIP ment and the Grand Ballet
OF DIRINh.
MISS JENNIE ENGEL,
SU%pany IN at Sf me-. SRS
The oli0 Performance will be charged every night
Admission. ............. .............,...96 cent,
Private Boxes holding six persons
Doors open At 7 o'ciSoki Performance 10 COM
mCnce At 5 O'Clock
FAMILY MATINEE
On Saturday afternoon, AT . O'clock. on which
occasion the Grand Pantomime OF The
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
VIII he performed at eheap prIces
AtmIssion-IAlIe rs centa; Children 10 centa
NOTICE
The Celeb Ated EthlnpIan Comedians
MULLIGAN AND LEAVITT
Are engaged and will shortly appear
ApILrrpu u.n1ppIpu,
" ahihllHo NAhlhllbO
-
~ VARIETIES III
VARIETIES IN
b -
'"s WI" ~ o"H' "'u N'''' '''''''
FilEsImmonH $500, Stage Manager and ALvertiEr,
Third and Last Week
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FOR SALE OR RENT
DIAN0-FORTE FOR SALE.

Rosewood Case seven octave, metallic frame,
sweet and powerful tune, and warranted for three
year'. Price $3.50. Apply TO I'D"
q, H. FARRELL,
ApI-ti No. 100 Bridge street, Georgetown.
EOR SALE---A FIRST RATE STAND
il for Grocery, Provision store, or Restaurant;
10 located In one OF the best streets IN Washing.
ton. stock on hand, 81 coo. A partner will be
taken by investing one-hAlf ofthis amount, Lease
for Ave years or more No bOntp. .r.
MITCHELL SON, Real Estate Brokers,
ap2-lw' southeast cor. Pa. ave. and 18th st
EOR SALE "A LARGE, COMMODI-
Gus, well.built house, situated In the most
desirable part Of the city, for sale! II 10 we'll fur
niShed, and the furniture will DO sold with the
wkRD H. LAMON,
United stateS Marshal, D. c., 40 street, Wash.
lngton. lel6-n
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HON. GEORGE THOMPSON,
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, APRIL g

The Washington L. clue Association, Joined by
prominent members OF both Houses OF Congress,
having extended TO Mr.. Thompson An invitation
that gentleman has accepted the inVita'i n, and
arrangements have been made accordingly for the
evening as above announced.
II 10 unnecessary, perhaps, TO TemiUd our fellow.
citizens that this eminent m hAs been from tTsl
TO last, the unfalterns friend and advocate OF the
Union cause, night after night, IN England defend
Ing II with all his powers to crowds OF eager listen
manner behtting his talents and the character oi
the services he has rendered the Republic In the
day OF Its peril.
- Holders OF season tickets to the second
course of Lectures givon by the Association are
entitled to admission on this evening.
Tickets admitting to the Moor of the House, 81
a limited number only to be sold Tickets To other
parts OF the House, % cents-tO be obtained At
fhtlp solomonB', MOTrlsOn's, and DNllan'yiTbr
and At the Hall on the elening
Eoor OF Hall Optn at O'Clock. Address To COM
melee ats. JOHN PIERPONT President.
y. RICHARDS, Treasurer N4 81
THE NATIONAL ALMANAC AND
l. ANNUAL RECORD,
FOR So,
Exhibiting the
POLITICAL, FINANCIAL,
Economical, Educational, and MILITARY 'oNDl'
TON and Progress Of the Unlted Slht0s Auu 0i
the iadlViduAl States, Tor the Years 1909,
aud the Personnel OF 1 G GlNeru-
ment, for 1857
IlInO., upwards OF 800 pages. Flee, In boards,
a. 26i muslin binding, 81 90.
Address HUDSON TAYLOR
Bookseller and StAtloneF,
Ap2-lw (Chron) ss4 Pennsylvania ave,
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NTsy'hsi Cnl' InRTAhAm, was thTonged with more
ihsn a hundred clothiers who were aesitons Of OBJ:
taininE licenses to sell military elothlng hen q
rushed thIther, 'Ths licenses are granted ~ ac-
sordanoe WITH the regulations lately made by "a"
ProVoat Marshal, to Ohstruet the IAeiltsS lot nS
seTtion.
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FoRD's NEW THHArRB.-The new American
play Of "senor Yalente; Or the Soldier OF Chepu.-
tepeo," written by Geo. n. Miles, ESQ the tai
snted American author OF "MohAmmed," which
received the Prize OF Ave hundred dollars offered
BY Edwin Forrest for the best American produe-
ming. Tomorrow evening tho great trAgedlAn,
Edwin Forrest, will repeat his great character OF
Virginia.
MRS. wARNBiN CIRcUs.-Dcspltc the wet
weather, this great circus remains In our midst.
To-day a splendid performance will be given, and
10 the matinee this afternoon are invited all ladies
and children who have rot yet witnessed the per-
formanee. Let the little ones see the riding OF
petite Miss Whitby, while those OF larger growth
should not neglect To behold the remarkable feata
Of strength and agility Of the Denyer Brothers and
George Derioua.,7 20 81 .....r ..~gt
VARnTIRs.-rThls "wednesday afternoon
LADIES' and c'erks' levee-only Afternoon Of the
great history OF an unfortunate ynung lady, = he
Female Piokpooket," this evening being It's eigh-
tenth representation land the houses crowded 10
excess nlrhty-Nll the hotel guests, all the siran-
gsrs, all the auiuseuieat goers present. Also, the
%a,fT FsbsIso iSrs Ms Hn wITR sfbsS ,ttSs
Lss, FannLs May, Bob hall Ffapk Kernsi Mr..
sheldon, anil Thompson, Aud twenty Aitlsteb. Re-
member this after noon and night. I...slH Of BrrU
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
i large quantity OF OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
lie prepared to deliver to purchasers In any part
OF the city, At reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities to hnit pnr-
ehAEers. Orders solicited At hiH new Wood Yard,
No. ts1 Twelfth street, between y and str cots.
nOB-ti " T. CORBETT
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CHIEF QUARTERMAarER's OFFICE, D
nEnn.r ~. NAnnINannn y

DEPOT or WARRINGTON,
WAsHIEOToN, d. G., March 81, 1864.
WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, 81 Seventh
street wharf, In the oitv OF Washington, D. O.,
FRIDAY, April sth, 1854. at 10 O'Clock n. m
5000 Old and Unserylee aide Grain Sacks.
Also, At II o'clock ~, OF the same day, at Gov
eminent warehouse, No IS New York avenue, he
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, win be
sold
Stoves, Rang 8, Camp Kettles, Coal-hods, Msss
Pans, Old and New Scrap Cnpper, Old Cast Iron,
StoveppC, Shovels, Scales, Wheelbarrows, Desks,
sc, sc.
Successful bidders will be rsquir, to remove the
articles within i've (b) days from the day OF sale.
Terms: Cash In Government funds. Id. .
d. II. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief QuArtermahter, "
insist Depot OF Warrington, D. C.
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DEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
IL AGENCY
Everybody should call on
re- N. II. MILLER,
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
For servants aud real estate. Agency No, 81 Ninth
treet near PennRylVAnlA avenue, (north.l
Particular attention paid to the renting OF Dwell.
nngs aud Boarding Houses, stoTeS, sc. Real L.
tate and ether Property bought aud sold on com.
mission, ~
Property holders can obtain the hest Of tsuSn'S
without charge, ..'..
NIB. The beat Of r0iersnOs given WHOM required,
u0Il-tf IN
M lLITARY GOODS
WALL, STEPHENS \ CO.,
gNN PfHhaYLvARIA AYEAUE,
.preT the largest Ase0rtmeptin tatI city, urulfss
log All qualities used By omSotl ID The Army Ant
], swords, sSshSI, Bclta, shouIdtrstrapy, Hat,
SaR. nltois g. VIII nns sH.ettInSn, q
sOrs complete outnta IN 4 fe,sIranments ~
..,... WALL, STrPHRks Ne.
enS fCnuEgi, AHA A.t-t
ADr In-.!tnf phsi., BNNr, 'ffaD. w.
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pRIGGs GOLD COMPANY.
MINES-BRIGGS h GREGoaY LODES, GILrIN
COUNTY, COLORADO.

CAPITAL, 10000 SHARES-sIOO EACH
TRUSTEES.
j. SMITH BRIGGS, Colorado.
GEO. NJ. PULLM AN, Chicago.
ANTHONY ARMOUR, New York
HENRY CoGGILL, New York.
Il. CORNELL WHITE, New York.
c. Z. ALGER, Hudson, NY.
C. ANGEL, Providence, RI
President-J. SMITH BRIGGS.
Treasurer WALTER LAYTON,
SeCrctATy-p. LITTL'JOHN.
Counzel-J. $. WOODWARD.
Mining Superiutendent-CHAs II. BRIGGS.
uFFICE-2, GIN street, New York. ap4-im
DOYS GLOTHING WE ARE NOW
ID In receipt al large aspr rtmrnt Of Huys' aud
Cllldrrn'S Clothing " the newest styles, suitable
mT the present season for dr9ss and school wear.
~ witch Vs invite the attention VI parents
WALL, STEPHENS & Co,
TaS PennSylvLniA Avenue, between
Ninth and 16hth ItrSStS
snr IO-Inf tstAr IRtsll
N6TlNTER GARMENTS.
~ hEW STYLES
uUNs CLOTHING
We arr now IN receipt 1T large assortment OF
BOYS and CHlLDRER'S CLOTHING, vi the new,
eat lee suitable fOr the present season Tor ToSs
and school wear, w which we invite the attontI an
Of parents WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.
Hoota-ifu s39 Pa, av., bet, 9th and IOth 81
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RULES FOR NHwsBors' HoMR.-l. No one
over 10 years OF age can be p' rmanent lodger In
this Institution.
.. Every boy, upon entering, will Immediately
wash, comb, and dress himself, and then register
his name. Awards will be given for neAtneIs.
, smoking and splitting, as we'll As profanity
aud vulgar language Of ali kinds are prohibited.
Politenens and obedience are expected from all.
During devotional and other public exereiseI, at
tention and respectful department are required.
I. Differences and Disputes are TO be settled only
by the superintendent or her assistant.
o. The destrletion, Injury, or theft OF any pro-
perry belonging 10 the Institution 10 q criminal Of
ienee, and, when there are no mitigating oireuul-
stances, will be crinlnally prosecuted.
8. After entering no one can leave except by
special permission,
=. The -Four for breakfast Is O'Clock, aud for
AIo ner, o'clock. BteAkfAlt and dinner, Is eenta
saoh,' lodging, 10 cents.
a 'Hitors are welcome at any hour.
o. Thu hour for retiring IL O'Clock. II Ia bind
ing on ali forfeit will be eKaeled for every half
hours abaA nee after O'Clock, except BY special
permission.
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LEVY CoUKT.-At this court, which met on
Monday at the city Hall, q letter was resolved
lToki Mayor WAhAOh. asking II the court attended
10 make any provision for the payment OF boun-
lies to volunteers to MI tho District quotas.
Mr. Bowen offered . resolution TO the eject that
the committee representing the Interests OF the
county before Congress be Instructed TO use thel
influence in favor OF = law authorizing the court
10 Impose a tax Iufieinnt to raise . sum 10 be APP
ulIed Tor volunteer enliatments and to anticipate
that amount by loan. This was rsjested-yeaS
?, nAysT.
DR.. Nichols then oneIed the following resolution;
Resolved, That It II the judgment Of the Levy
Court that II will be more advisable mode OF
raising the quota Of troops Of the county Of WASH
SSt0n, D. C., under the late call for 500, 900 men,
m 'SAft than by bOunties, and so far as this court
~ an, NOFzed 10 express the views OF the people
"I ths o. UNITY, the military authorities are respect
G,Iw recn, NDsnded at once to proceed 10 raise Nv
Tr"1 sccnrn NDE To law ths quota Aforesaid, under
lie iran Store aid. Adopted unAnimously.
"a Tssnmtion as adopted permitting Conhtan-
,,ns nTsxieT The Il NIidsrmiSt, at the Smithsonian
tnstltuie 10 collect Aetentiho purposes, Hpeci'
mems OF birds found in 'hS District.
Mfr, BOndiuott was el, >eie1 suPeIlntehueht o.
Roads, Three bAliotS were east. On the nrst MT
Bondlnott received Mr., soEnsr%,shh NJ S %0,'
den .. The second ditto. On tie ihlr'' MI non
,ilnott o, Mr.. Son German 49,. =,
The Committee on Finance reported In iANor Ol
pAyipg also TO Metropolitan Police ~ Increase
ana the court so ordered
Adjourned 10 Monday, April 18th
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CEV ENTH WARD.
OLD CoNTINENTALs IN THE FIELD
FORIY-SECoND BALL.

A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALI
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GALE OF OLD IRON, BLACK
- SMITHS TOOLS, CARPENTERS TOOLS,
SADDLERS TOOLS, CAMP AND GARRI-
SON EQUIPAGE, AND MISCELLANEOUS
QUARTERMASTER' STORES.
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-Strayed away from the subscriber, On the 2sl Of
March, a amAllred aud white cows lIAB warts on
one OF har teats The above reward will be pAtd
for her rOtuTn TO COLUMBUS sCRIHEh
Apb-ss 25s L street, between 18th And 10Th
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ID U b l. 9 W l. l. g o NJ l.
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FmEs.-Polic conan Lynch discovered a very
bright light last niIht, about 10 o'clock, In the
thIpd story OF Mr.. Bason,a grocery store, on the
clTneF OF Seven n str Get and PennsylYAnA avenue,
and Immei gave an alarm OF hre. He, IN
company with Mr.. PeAb ody; chief OF the Fire De
partmsnt, and Policeman Wilii1mS' broke open
Franklin engines, which were soon on hand, were
carried up the atAiFa and the fre soon extinguBhed
It originated among some matches which were
stored in the northeast corner OF the room, the
IgnltlOn Of which was caused by rats running over
them. The loss by fire wiz amount 10 several
hundred dollars. Considerable Injury was nuI-
talned from the water The police preserved strict
order. / uring the progress OF this IRE another
broke out in HaZel's Row, Capitol Hill, situated
In the roar OF Second street, between A and b
Four small frame houses, occupied by Germans
and Italians, were burned down,
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DAvID SCOTT AUcrIosRER
KxEOUTORs SALE OF
loo LOTS,
ON BERGEN HEIaHTs NEW JERSEY

DAVID SCOTT Auctioneer will public suction -
order Of Jacob wssrt and Henry Cox executors u The
Of Samurl Westcott deceased on
THURSDAY. JUNE o, 1894.
comm euclnH at 2 o'clock 2. NJ, the premises,
100 CHOICE
BUILDING LOTs AND PLOTS
MuAsod on PasRde. Tuors aud Hudson Also
Water Church and Orchard I'D oinus the ssvsq
Henry Mewkirk. deceased. -
The above beautifully ON and near the brow q
Bergen MIL overlooking the Yugo
surrounding country The nsghborhood cass.
Many elegant residences have been within Ne
past two years. and the above property be considered
the most vsluab tho entire heghG
Terms OF sae.-l0 auctioneer's fee Ia
als 80 per 20 when dseds viii b
devcred 90 remain bond and mortgage fe
three years ~ per cont
Sale perempory, by order Of the executors
For and further particulars innure OF the auction
81 Montgomery srsek SCOTS, Real Estate Exchans
JACoB wsXRT EIsouserA
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CLOTHING.

A TTENrIoN-M ABRAHAas, x3s SEVENTH AYR
~ nue. between Twenty fwenty sfrth sreeta
hand IRON iSs Mesern and CafcIuia markets
Tor slO worth OF Cast on clothing when he wishes 10
an up immediately therefore he VIII pay more literally
than any dealer Address or call Mr. Mrs AbfA
hams ala Seventh avenue.
At THE NEW sToRH. % CANINE sTRBBT-LA-
IA dies aud gentlemen receive ~ per csn more Tor
Cast OH Clothing rurnturs Carpets and Jewslry, "
calling on or addressing H. HARf The above number,
will be punetuay attended Ladies attended 70 BY Mrs
uar.
A rrENTIoN-rHs VERY IDENTICAL PLsCE TO
~ Qe the value for East uG Clothing s ~ the
new sso az Carmino street sHILBERG Ladies' will be
attended By MIRA shilbsrg
<yENrrEMBN'e Npw AND LIFT orr CLOTHING
i purchased for the West The ~ value WI be raid
without N impose Call AZ ne Store or address
THOs D. CoNBoY, sji Pesrl street. bctween Centre and
Chatham.
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MILLINERY,

nrADAw wrNAar uAs rHg HONOR or ANHoUNC-
I'M ing sr lady ON that usual towards The closs
Of The sesson she reduced her pricea Her so
for summer wear are In The best %
taste aud style Ia compes She requests All wne
have oosv., IN ala their examine
her stock Nntsm NtNf6F, ~ rlttn sen
N b few good dressmsknrs csn ind usadJ EMPLOY
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BALES AT Auction.

"A tory sale Of lit Building Lots and The House and
Grounds formerly owned and occupied by John n Zahrs
kie, ksq. Hudson city. n j.. Old bergen wo.x
avsnnc north Of the reservoir ALDKfDGE SCOTT
On fndsy: June 10 commencing At eeoes r NJ. %
highest point the entire city OF ndson
sndng visw OF Haokonsaok and passaic rivers Newark
Oranre Mountain, Highlands OF New sink. 40 being
most beautiful panoramie view his side Of tho White Noun
tana The streets tho property graded and
ready immediate occupsncy The House aud
odous building buit modern style, contain
ing 10 with . aplendd cellar. The horse -
Jersey CITY and HoeoRsn ferries pass Within shrre minutes
day OF sale Remember the hour. oc'nck r. M on tn
the ground Parties need not wa for dinnsr taere -
be GOLD collation. up the before and during
the sA For map aud full particulars apply to David Ss
or f. Bramhal No ~ Montgomery street jersey CITY.
or T. Aldrdgs Post Office, Hudson City. For passags .
Wow the property before the safe apply e above.
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sIIIPPIN q.


HOa LNnRpooI. IINE
,snp hAscis u. CUTTIsd ssls Junsa
sship h01k a HIERs sas Juns M -
Ship ANTAkrtc sail June Ia -
FOR LONDOS-r
mp DANIEL WBbsrE sails IN mor~o1
For Pa age 70 or from tho Ola $500. n.
~ ~ sasS :, aus apply 70 rAPsoorr BRorHsRs
VOR Shipping and Other Adx.r,,.
See Niath and Tenth Pages.
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WINES. LIQUORS, sc.

w ANTED-2oo, FIRST CLASS CoNNoIssEURs or
w geuu NJ good Ale, to become customers Apply at
the CITY Als vauits " Easssu strsst
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A SACRIFICE AND GOOD lNvESTMENT-THREE
IA story bncs House, and basement occupied houe
three stoy and basement the rear and Groom 10.
26xlU0 house substantial and good repair Ninth
6fy feet from corner Thirty see title
good SSOU FOR the whole. HOS. SCaNL LAM
10 West . xteth street.
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, IN ONB OF THE
n mo Pleasant pNces on the Hudson. for very
trns great varieties Of irui shade trees shrubbery
&C., all IN good order.
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DRlCK AND BROWN STONE-THIRTEEN ROOMS
ID all convenences; house central city, for sale at
price s. ISL; lot large TO bnd Appl to JOHN
DRUECKk. 3l5 Kasi Tenth street. room No. 4
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A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE FOR
n sae.-Cpst $65, for $500 Paror Furniture, covered
tn brocatel Etageres Mirrors Paintings bronzes Stat
AIRY, Chamber used hut months to be sold
at sacrifice Inquire At lis West Twenty third street.
Sixth avenue.
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A sToNIsHING. MADAM MORROW SEVENTH
n daughter with natural gift Of foresight tells
and oflen You will marry. even your thoughts. MAST
image In full operation. Her equa IL be found
shows likeness OF your intended husband and absen
fnenfa No lS4 Ludlow street. near Houston. Gents no
admitted.
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III location from 1904 street TO the Hsr Bridge AMI be-
tween Ftst aud Fourth Address y. NJ, Herald
snlcs sstns location rcs mann aud all psrticulars
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DvICE TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIES
n PARD's Femae Pals are the only medicine ladies cal
depend with safety and cera Can be b. mail
n B-Ladies who desire to avail themselves OF Madam
pards valuable certain and safe mode OF
do 40 at one atervsw. Relief warranted IN twenty fou
hours Residences nth opposite Eighth street
Ladies' taken during with che
tendance Onnce hours from A. M. to 6P. NJ
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GOOD CHANCE FOR TRADK.-FOR SALE OR EX.
n change 80 Farms aud Country Seats located in
New York New jersey Pcrnsy.yania Lons Isiand. Con-
uecttcut and Massachusetts, first class Dairy Farm
Orange county $4,000; NJ beautiful House Vest
Thrty-dfth street. with all modefn improvements s. 100
q. A. ROBINSON CO., IS Nassau street
rooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08

Nm wIrrRRs AUCrTONBER WILL SELL THE
day clock at 20! anal s,rest Furniture, 40. Of
large hose twenty fve Velvet Tapestry. Thres-py aod
other Carper Oin otbs Pier lass; Centre ming and Tee
Tables Craius Parlor Suits Sofas Sofa Bedsesdr Rock
ing and oAsr Chair. star Rods Bod icad. Hair xatrss
Feather Beds Bedd Ts-e and Bod Linen DrexsfnR
Euresn China, aad Silver Ware asoveS
and other goods for housekcepng also 70 Bonaet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08

WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE $500
w ye, Miss WELLINGTON. the great Knslsh Pro
pheess the bes OF a ana be erceed Can be cor
suited personally By letter an affairs OF M concern
Ing absent friends love- coufshp. mar
rises hssh wealth. and who reclaim drunken and I'M
thful husbands Miss w IL the orly person Ia this city
who has the genuine Roman and Arabsn asman Tor love
good luck and all business. sGars and are tor
lite naturally gifted and beautiful
young edy. Lucky numbers evca Highly Respectable city
Can b. her residence oi Sixth avenue
opposite Eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08

FIRST CLASS OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A forte for sale at bali it's value. for cash Has fnl
iron FRAME bass round richly
aud legs powerful &c. Call At 10 Allen street
Canal 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
The Morning Star has aris-
en- with Despatch!
,MAEHAN wTEErAMs.

A FTER duly acknowledging his Indebtedness to his
h numerous customers for past favors and soliciting
continuance of the same desires to keep prominent
y before the public the fact that he has increased his
facilities for the manufacture of every description of
Cnrnnr Tin and Ehaa+-Trn,, uarn