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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-07
IMPORTANT TO FEMALESl

One department OF our DispenSary specially devoted
to the Of the Diseases Of Females such La
chorrhea, ''whte,' Irregular Painful and Suppress
kenstruaon Nervous and General esility Dseases OF
he Womb, Barrenness, dc.
Consultations and examinationsfree Of charge.
Also for sale DR. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distractions Irregularities DC Married la
dies in certain situations should not them they
woudcause miscarriage Price 81 per box, and may be
sent by mail.
DIR. GALBN'S PREvENTIyE-An invaluable articl.
for those wishing limit the number Of their offspring
the who desire children warranted not TO
lure the health and will last for lifetime. Sent TO any
address, under seal receipt of the prce-TwO DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT DISTAECE-By sending brie
statement Of their symptoms, will receive Blank Chart
aiming list Of questions terms for the
treatment dc Medicines any of the country
to any home free from danger curiosity
All transactions private and confidential Remember
the name and number
Direct all lettersto
GALEN's HEAD DIsPENsARY
dec12-s3-d&wl. Louisville. KY
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE..
United States MarshaPs Sale.
N

DY VIRTUE UF A CERTIFIED COPY OF A DECREE
, and vendioni expon rs, me issued and directed
by The Clerk Of the United States District Court for the Dis
trct Of Indiana will the 18th day ofSeptember, 1884
the office of the Treasurer Of the State in the City of
Indianapolis between The hours of 10 O'Clock A. and
O'Clock NJ of said day, expose TO sale, at public out
cry the highest bidoer for cash in hand SlO9 of
Indiana five per cent State Stocks, the number of the
certificates Of which, ard the respective smoants thereof
are a. followe
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Democratic Platform
of 1864.

The USIox-THE CoNsrIrUrIoS-PEAcE-P
Lie LIBERrr-PRIvArE RIenrs-FREE ELEc
TIoSs-A FREE PREss-FREE SPEEoH-TRIAL
BYJuRY-THE RIGHT or AsYLuN-JusrIcE TO
Our SOLDIERS.
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DAILY SENTINEL
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For Gove-sar
Joseph n. Mcdonald, OF Marion,
For Lieutenant Governor,
uahIon ID. Manson, OF montgomery.
For Secretary of state,
JAMES s. ATHoN, % Marion.
For Auditor Il State,
JOSEPH RIs1TSE, Of Fountain
For Treasurer OF State,
MATTHEW L. BRETT. Of Daviess-
For Attorney General,
OSCAR B. H0RD, OF Decatur.
FOr Superintendent of Public Instruction.,
SAMUEL L. RUGG. Of Allen.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court.
SAMUEL y. PERKINS, Of Marion,
ANDREW DAWSON Of Decatur,
JAMES N. HANNA, Of Sullivan,
JAMES L. wORDEN, Of Allen.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
ETHELBERT C. HIBBEN. Of Rush.
For Supreme Court Reporter.
NAPOLEON B, TAYLOR. of Marion.
For Electors st Large,
JOHN PETIT. OF rppecsnoe,
SIMEON K. WOLFE. II Harrison
Contingents.
GRAHAM n FITCH, Of Csss,
wg. N. FRANKLIN, OF Owen.
For District Electors,
First DistrIct--SILAS NJ HOLEOMB 0i Gibson.
ContingeEt-PETER AAIER, Of Yanderburg.
Second Dstrict-ELIJAH NFwLAND, of Floyd
Conungent-JAS. A. GH0RMLEY, Of W sshngton.
Third Distrtci--AMBROSE g. CARLTON, of Lawrence.
Contingent-E. c. LELAND. Of Jefferson.
Fourth District-BARTOS W. WILSON, OF Decatur.
Contingent-EDwIN p. FERRIS, Of Ripley
Fifth District-JAMEs BROWN, Of Randolph.
Contingent-THOS MEANS, Of Wayne.
Sixth District-FRANK LANDERS, Of Morgan
Coatingent-BESJAMINF F. DAVIS OF Shelby
Seventh District-ARCHIBALDJ JOHNSON, OF Putnam.
COntingent-GE0. W. THOMPSON, OF Parke.
Eighth Distrct-JONATHAN G. APPLEGATE OF Car
rou.
Contingent-LEANDER McCLURG, Of Clinton.
Ninth District. G. OSBORNE, Of Marshall.
Contingent-ELLIS HUGHES, of White.
Tenth Dstrict-ROBERT LOWRY, Of EIkhar.
Contingencies. w. SPROTT, Of DeKalb.
Eleventh District-J. W. SANSBFRRY, Of Madison.
Contingent-S. X. OvERAAN, of Upton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-07

youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits
Of self-abuse To which Is added observations OF
Female Diseases and etherinteresrng matter ofthe
importance the married aud those contemplating
marriage entertain doubts oftheir physical abty
that Sent to any address in sealed wrap
per, receipt often cents or four stamps.
We deypte entire time and attention TO the treat
ment Of the various private diseases treated Of in our p
report Our Dspens&y the only Institution sfthe
kind in America which has been tabiished by special
chsrter this fact should give 10 preference
various quacks Of doubtful character TO be foun in all
argecities.
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CH NGE OF TIM II /.
1864. SUMMER 1864.
~ ag ~ n ~ "a Nc N ncNT
Great Central Rail Way Line.

Indianapolis and Columbus)
an AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY sOth. TRAINS
~ will run As follows. Sundays excepted
Leave Indianapolis
Dav Express via Hqusl at..................5Oo A
Night Express via Daytonl at...............TlOP N
Columbus Accommodated (via PGus Et.....l Il IS p
Trains arrive:
Night Express via DAyton) at.-.........s go A. N
Day Express via Peua) at..- SIS p. NJ:
Columbus Accommodation via PQrs az. l-50 2. n.
Express ofths line make the following eonnec
tions.
AtCouaihus with Cleveland Columbus ard Cincinnati
r. h for Cleveland. Dunkirk. Buffalo. New York and
B0ston.
With Central Ohio r R for Newark. GAINESVILLE.
wheeling httsbrrg. Bstmore Washington City, Phils
delphiA and Se~ York
With Pttsburs. Columbus and Cincinnati r. r. for
seuhenvte ftisonrs Harrisburg Baltimore. Philsdel
phia. New fork and Boston
Al Pqss crossing Of Dayton and Michigan r. r., for
Lines Toledo and Detroit
Al Irosna, crossing Of Atlantic and Great Western and
sandnsky, Day ytou and Cincinnati Railroads.
Tie Day Express ard Columbus Acc ommod alton trains
connect direct a. Rich ond Tor Dayton Ieua Hamilton
and CiacinnAr. arriving Cincinnati IL 20 A. and
ex3 n.
No Change Of car. 70 coansus spon any tram .fthi.
fne.
Through sleeping Cars on Might trains
TkTough ticksts fOr sale a. Tie Onion Depot
D. n. LUNT, General Sapsrlatsassnt
T.cnAss<zA, evDsssl Eskss Agent
s7-1A
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-07

noN A NEW METHOD Of TREAT
~ ING venerial Diseases, iBclutins I
Syphilis In all its stages Goaorrhea,
elect, Structure, Yaricocile, and Hydro
cele, Diseases u the Kidneys, Bladder,
&c, with out mercury containing val
liable treatise on tbatwide-spresd nsla-
dy Of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe
turnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm
nafaprv Gr fha ee~ref inf rrnitiAe cI
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MENDINc AND SECURING.
ATTE ~ rlON.

A CcEPTABLE VOLUNTEERS FOR THE c. 8. ARMY
"a can obt ain through me, on being mustered IN, e15(
for each nan s<sa IN hasl OGcs Ne ~ south hsri-
A.. srrs~r Klk8y JkkounoS.
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F@IIVFTFI u,
EEL, payable 70 the carrier.
sgents viii Be supplied al IS cents week.
IT = nssxY may be risk BY Express. pre-
paid, kezistsrsd Letters By NAL: shervse Ss viii
not Be respousibie for any ioss that may oceur.
Cty vii be heId responsb- for papers len
their houses after they have removed, when they
wsh then discontinued anles notice + given At The OF
&c. q publicatisn-
paper without pre- payment. or
thaa paid fof.
Copies Of the DkuY sEsTrxEI can be had at the once
each morning and the wEkxLT SEETfsEL each Mon
ssy morning. neatly eseloped. for naAliAg
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MEDICAL.
Dr. n. y. PEN Derry.
AMERICAN DINPLNSiRI.
No. "a IL E. Washington St.
EGD yEwH n
SICK AND AFFLICTED

TINHk CITIZENS OF INDIANAPOLIS AND VICINITY
respectfully Informed that the justly celebrated
Dr PendeFy has arrived and be consulted AZ his
office, No 2t Easr Washington street where his safe
and eeaciops medicines wil be sdminste thOee
who are suffering from any nalsdy kne~n to he human
system, srch
Diseases Of the Lungs, Heart,
Throat. Dyspepsia, Liver.
Dropsy, Kidneys, Scr0f.
uia, Erysipelas, Ner.
vous Headache,
Cancer,
And every form OF Disease Of the skin and all Diseases
arising from impurities OF the blood
Also all other eompl Gated Chronc Complaints which
have eared the science and xiii Of other doctors
For DrsESTERY, DIARRHEA. FLUx, CHOLFRA
AokBUs or SUMNER COMPLAINTS Of Children Try his
Nsstral:zng Syrup.
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MEDICAL.
Galen's Head DiSpenSary

BIZ rag LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR IHf
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF TpE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS
4 Medical Report,
LoaIasaseg TAiSsv Fiae Pisses sHe Ea2rdviagsoJsa
Zncto,ay and PAyssoiogy e(tAe Sexual Oroons is O
sfafe or ResIlth and Dfss0ss.
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or le0 in Madison County, ls miles from this
city; IS improved and under good fence. Hewes
Log House. Barn. Orchard Of choice fruit balance good
timber. bargain.
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sALEs AT AUCTION.

WILLIAM wTrrERS AUCTIONkER WILL SELL
ths day 81 clock at 4si Canal street. all the gen
teel Furniture OF fsmhyPsror Suits brocatet and
hair cloth Pier Lace and Damask Curtains Centre
Dnns aud Tea Tables Panngs Velvet Tapestry Three Ply
and other Carpets. OIL Cloths French and Cottage Bad
steals Hair and other Mattresses large Feather Beds Ia
BILE aui he'd Linen. marble top Dressing Bureaus, wash
stands China and Silver Ware War1robes. mahoea
nv and cane chArs; Sofas, Lounges Dining Room and
OF Singers and Grover Bakers Sewing Machines az new
and second hand Carpets
WILLIAM Writers. AuCTIoNEER.-FoR SALE. AT
w private sale Restaurant IN good location: can
be had reasonable terms doing good business not
Disposed OF in few days with be sol at auction. Thurs
day, Gentee Furniture &c in West Washington place
Saturday Gentcei Furniture OF three story house
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SAL11 At AUCTION.
~->~>~->-
IA Ivan q BAKER 4 CO.. AuCrfoMRERs.
NAGNIRICENT


rIASogosrE DsAyIsS ROOM 6 ggEEITgSE suits
DRk E Rf AND sE NF2NAe china fn VASES
many and costly works Of Art and articles Of virtu
ON rms At DAY sSH 1aSS ASSE.o March IS,
lat hs elegant residence - West Sixteenth street between
% sd ale Il II Of his
friends and the public to this a the catalogue comprising
10, offered a suction this season. Sale peremp.ory
q s sss Of
Curtains 70 match the suits Et.sees plate glass doors Sec
sn0oisnares Bronze aud ornola chandeiess caSiness
Sand.n ayins ten tunes artistic BT9n Clocks yssss
81 ssss
SASsf fsfs'i octave ROSEWOOD
Ss offered makers.
Music Stand Books 3c nstsacS chai ss,. to
and 0.s sss
tmpo.tei from Pas for present owner; silver Dinner
ss. Cs.ss Diss TarSeen Fable Cutlery Linen Ioseooa
end s a aa nsn
Il pairs Linen Pillow. Cases, IL pars French BIankes
Ass
tars q seryan.s apartments Parties Wishing 70 attend
Astor House 81 Nicholas Metropolitan Hotels leaving at
Sixteenth street. few doors from house.
{, A Ivan O. g4KER = CO.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
& sHnssy s. Il Ss ss
Srown stone residence lbs East Tenth street between
AZ. aaS.as ..s
edsboArd Eitenslon Table Ohairs Dinner and Tea
fss.d Ware. s 20. Oval Mrros r.lioss-Re.sxoos and
rsro ps ons ror Carpets sn
ins sa!uary Bronae Clocks sevres and Dresden China
Stool aud coae. Au.s SooSs
Rocking Chairs, Lounges uatst,nds Chars 70 match
Hair aud sp Ing Mattresses Bossers Pillows Lace Cur.
Gains, Shades Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture
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ccRANroY COAL Ar AUCTION.

orr'f sos pssTss
auction on n y * %
e they % SS sSoS
rEog gssySy TOYS Sa, Or FRESH MINED
SSTiI p; |. .o s
mad. Ssssp Empty Oeas
time ana place o. sale I'D he balance, lie fund.
10 ten day. iSerssrsr and cal taken away within
thirty days from the day q sale unless nava.,,on
iona irty days taking The delivery or ser purchases
s sfso PEI .'sa s
MIL " sc s DC ehargsd OF ne esnc, from The tine
y s,oskus The 10 BE- PAID
The otSer conditions sale win 30 substantially those
sos ~ s
sU VI" 4. b u.. s. 81 a sf s
slocs These Conditions viii 5. modified 70 meet the wants
Of ocean steamers whose JOHN
avenue near Centre srss huf;cn Sy Ssneh cce
ga Fellows s IIeso,en q Building ic'; lin 4 @
s. SV;i:s E:' I'D.
be ssd fG pero S sf soss'
he'd e ROBINSON ri AaS,9nsH Ihyty
Lyons, Esl, Hobossn.
CHERIFr's SALE -ruIs DAY MARCH 2, ON THE
s .rse ss Dcrsr - one s'Gs o s9aa
Engine or -four horsa power one steam Pump, no
Hays rntent together with the Heater, Steam Gauge
Steam Pipes, Valves Cocks 40 small Boat about Is
feet long, the above viii be cold AZ the same
time Ali above good having been used
g. Loydd
TIE SHERIFF WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ss% mai s,:s.ss ssca Z Iona ess.sSs e:
upright bohef about sx horse one HORIZONTAL bu
gine OF four horse power, steam pump mo uays
LANKrREB. Attorney, Law once. IS Centre street
WILLIAM w1rrRRs. AucrroNEER WILL SELL
w on "Wednesday. March -. At o'clock. at tSt Canal
street two fast And stylish rottiug Ponies also light
Wagon aud Double Harness, Biankets whips &c-neariy
sid only for want Of Can BE- seeu from 10 10
o'clock day Of sa~
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NEW FORK HARLEM AND AtRANr RAILROAD.
An FWr Albany, Troy North ard VEST leave Twenty six
sEss, depot 70 4 4 sndA& n; Sunday .rAla t:5s 4
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vUANTED-A GESrREL LAD AND HA.psoMh LIT.
tie miss, between tne 49, % sp sCs NJ
nssruc,sd Every care taken N then Apply W Jsmse
Of Muga
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 49, 1864

WalG1eFs @@-' = o1 aosS1f
MRS vgRsox.
- FIRST APPEAL
time this season the popular COMEDY three acs
Assurance s'PFsfi oyS 6 lSp T .oSs4 'S'sfs
with very iul AMI compete oast.
~. 20 Originally acted BY him, -
The The Hon. D Cauae PanIassae Mars smith
SKIES mr. NOTED n
S Wthsrs A''oa Young
Rose L as Miss Marr cannon
Helen Pian,aseac Miss H. mearqaes
Sally snge6sart iods ns house fceper MIRA Seton
The ssT ssspsfy sherwood
% az e H roh S With ;ss%s :d
apGrOPrhae sIsns,y and new and magnificent costumes
FRIDAY Mrs wilkins tsscoad time this season,
sstarday-THR MEIa At LAW.
Ssn. dssS$ SssyEs ssrEarA1snEsssE,;s :,
hoSDN' "N'' rHo Fl 'AS'se - .
s the
MRS. ~ WATKINS
and the ''''o'''e az s'T S&ss:Y WATKINS,
assisted '' tho KISS cssL sSrsS sSH%
HUMOROUS AND RLE0ANr ENTERTAINMENT
PHOTONRArHtANA
PHOTOuRAPHIANA
SHOUTS or LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE.
LARGE AND BRILLIANT ASsEMBLAGES
las Q2EAT SUCCESS
Al0REAT SUCCESS.
.Sss
from the of the popular dramatls.
Z Charles Gayler and embraces o series Of
Eccentric Sketches Of Character,
Hits at the Follies Of the Day. ... ;.
Filings at the shoddyi,es
Smiles at the Sentimental 60
MIR. AND MRS. WATKINS
MIR AND MRS WATKINS
VT rs IN TWENTY CHARACTERS AND SONGR.
IN TWENTY CHARACTERS AND SON06
Tickets 81 Reserved seats rs cents
Doors open al aud IA
u,HEATRE FRANCAIS.-NfBLO's CONCERT SALOON.
i TUESDAY, March 20. 1884
Reopcnlng aud las, performance OF
LBS FILES DE MARBRES.
Play In fonr acs inleruded with songs by MN tn Bar
riere Thibous Doors ~ Curtain will be raised
at 5 O'Clock precisely
THURSDAY March 3l-Bcnedt OF Milo MAILLET-
Pamela boaGc) music By Fotow; LIE Vol Rou
iade (comcdyl La Dip ornate du Menage (proverbcl
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DARK THEATRE BRooxLYN. c.
The above popular Theatre viii 30 Opened Tor The ssss
r.sa,.r. VI RI !. ssH si5 sasssas 1fsIL'
..,s on ss ssg:s % s meet A'
RARSUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
H:s ;EEss s s$sBsE E;Hss
rue sExUifFGt ILtuxIsAss6D nSso16frSfF' 81
THE sEAurr'Oi EE T1EUES1 14Sai FOUNTAINS o.
BRILLIANT s sFSssSSssSyrAa DRAMA
81; sssl
'''''''' : ' onAsS sSsS: Ss ssssi.u
s: Is. %os ssS
4: j I Fyssasa
Gi%i' s .as =
a l q hsa5; @ ~ ~ s;TEss's
GENERAL xsJo r. s ;Ss smallest man living
THE T OsS TaSs iS Ss4Ss o oES,
who beats the x: gatIsss Fl sS;s Hjs H9s
PROFESSOR HUTCHINs, The LIGHTNING CAk0V.
Three TAshEAyx q H55yIso WAX y1eyR.s
Nur r and SF sSSk was HsD Ss 8.
sa n PRAIRIE p Seas9S from Colorado r.
siE sfis EACH
Hos FIFE s xsEs.
and inn luin a! other earios.ies
sTGRSa9 SP Of ssas sp z
Is MECHANICS HALL, AZ BROADWAY.
Monday March 3 R saa aise the week.
Tho Excelsior rf 2sss K As f SUTrRs s.n' acts
s win Of fy sTS s...
Congo Cocoa Dance TIE Ghost Ny Polly Aas-
Door. open !. % car.sl. rise. a. ~ Ticket. Is cent?.
VAN AA' SRaHr x fSs H HRaiHFE9gs
"S'e 5Si and sli Brosdway
Open fro" T II mEsadEkiE soa%I . cents
TwisihrH sVG sEsTsg4H w sTgSsss,vr wr.x
M ss s.s Ssi ps sns q
: '''''' : : fSsss si' #EEEsss ssyy4 Tvs
prsIznss 9 g liz fSSE 81 'HE WILD
e eyss sshi M.s Il ihi foaSsry .Hs,a
which with the additions recently made. SURPRISES b
extent and beauty lany theological exhibition In ne Know
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY,
with Elephants, LIONS Tigers Ponies Moukeys sn2 AMea
NtsLo's GARDEN ro.sloaL
EDWIN BOOTH
WIN "AA' ms FIRST APPEARANCE
NEW PLAY
'n'nea THE FOOLS REVENGE
written By The celebratei dramatic author,
The author Of ,rhe ticket % Leave Man." "sun wassS
\. n Run Dep IN ,S ss OCCASION 70,
THIS pay "'H :; rH I fissT TINE '"''' w
10 new YORK
POWERFUL CAsy
ALL THE APPLIANCES.
calculated 10 ensure for perfection OF production. bsa1
mar for this night any tWe0o
Of Mr. Booths engasemsnt
THs BLOOD BED wRIrIso on iuE ARM.
stsSoSss. s siiMx9ss.
st SISsc 81 5Hs i hiI MleossisRTf
By fak oSERLAsD RoSts n.,roo.,.
Wv - - STANCES xAofouEs
coSosET Ht riaittADELrHA
vxrANrEp-A aESrREL LAD AND HArpsoMK LIT.
w lie miss. between the ages Of Yep ara ,sreen ~
ssm,sa Eesry csrs aksp then Apply lance
Cooke ii The uppohesron, is.h e., opposite Tue AcacsuW
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NJIBLos SALOON vr.,r.r..,sr
MATINEE At TWO r. N EVENING AT EIGHT.
assisted by Miss CARL0TTA SHAW. IN the
HUMOROUS AND ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENT,
PHOTOGRAPHIANA,
from the pen Of Charles Gaylor, pronounced By
LARGE AND BRILLIANT AsSsMBLAGES,
GREAT SUCCESS
MOST DELIGHTFUL TWO HOURS AMUSEMENT
HvER PRRSENTrD TO THE PUBLIC.
Mr.. and Ms WATKINS In Twenty Characters and Songs
Tickets 20 cents Reserved Seats rs Doors ~ and
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THE MILITARY.

A TrENrfoN. MISUNDERSTANDING WHO ARE
~ about 10 enlist would 40 we'll 10 call at the United
States Claim and Law Office 26l Broadway Of War
street where they will receive information relating 10
volunteering which viii greatly their interest and
profit and which The veteran as well as the
viii not fail To justly appreciate Fail particulars rs % the
right TO choc OF regiment sher In the infantry artillery
cavalry aud where the different regiments located
where the highest amount of bounty Ia offered and
where the most cash in hand be cbtaned also the
securing OF relief their fames The above and oil other
nfor nation relating To tho rights Of will be given
them free remunerated by the coyernment for
services LEWIS 90
United States Claim ANA Law Omce. 2d2 Broadwky.
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A JoURNEAY. AucrIoNEER -oFFrcE no PINE

IA street.
Large sale e valuable Building Lots in Brooklyn,at
PUBLIC AUCTION. BY A. JOURNEAY,
On Wednesday. March 3, at II O'Clock. NJ.
. Al tie Exchange saesroom Ill Broadway
Lots Kosciusko street. and Van Buren,
nreot between Lewis and Stuyvesant avenues.
Also on Bolivar street. bet" Gen Canton and Raymond
streets.
Also Stockton street. Nostrand avenue Maps.
With full particulars al tho office Of the Auconcer No
Pine street.
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TIE SHERIFF WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
this day at ~ o'clock al the loot OF l2vh street
taarlenl small Steamboat % feet Iona ccnaininS enc
upright boiler about sx horse one horizontal En-
ene OF four horse power, one steam pump mo uayr
paten together with all the steam pipe valves &C JohN
LANkrkEB. Attorney, Law once Is Centre street.
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pASJo INSTRUCTION. II GUARANTEE TO TEACH
ID perso q PLAY the Banjo perfeS 10 one quarters
= q ss- mina,ea Addross otss. :. poeson. boz sQ
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~ W. IVES, AuCTIONEER
~. D. ". yEs a CO. will sell At suction, o1
tsl Beosdwsy, Pa!niinQ aud Engsynss very good
VptlssaCA Tkay win b u sxhibttcu on Tuesday.
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uUDsoN RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAr.,s ron ALBA.
IL Troy The North and West leave Chambers aires,
at 8. ~ P. Ne from Thirtieth street. - -
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A JOURNEAY. AUCrIONEER-OTFICE NO. PINE
"A. street -0enteel Household Furniture at auction:
A. JOURNEAY will sell at auction, Tuesday March
- 10 O'Clock NJ, % Cottage Place between Blocker
and Houston streets the entire Household Furniture Of
family leaving the city consisting part OF rosewood Par
Bookcase Brussels Carpets Curtans Mantel OrnA.
fneuls framed Engavags. French mahogany Bedseads,
Oooths MATS French China and Glass Ware. Cutlery 40
With assortment Of Kitchen Furniture with which the
al uIfll con
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A JoURSsAY. AucrIoNEER, OFFICE NO PM

a.. Street. FN4NA f+
vsusbis improved 0ity Property 4 public suction.
mt the Exchange salesroom Ill Broadway:-
klm stree-HOuses aud Lots Nos IL end Is Elm street,
and four story brick building in No. i3 two story
and attic brick house
!. Ninsh aveaue-Hoass and Lot No. 49, Ninth avenue;
with modern improvements; lot a. Sxi0O feet
Bank ssreet-Thres story high House. No % BANK
ptreet three doors below Greenwich replete with
modern improv
Maps and full particulars the Office Of the auclioneer
Ia afreet
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WILLIAM w1rrRRs AUCrToNEER, WILL sBLr.
w on "Wednesday March -. At O'Clock. at f64 Canal
street. two fast and stylish trottug Ponies, also light
Wagon aud Double Harucss Biankets whips Ac--ueariy
o'clock on day of sas~A
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AIRS HENRY C. WATSON.
M (Pupil of Prot john W. HowS,) will give a
POETIC AND DRAMATIC RECITATION.
with Vocal Illustrations, at
nat,S Hall Rln

CADEMY or MUSIC.
"A ITALIAN OPERA
Reserved the parquet aud balcony can DO had Tor
any evening OF the opera at 83l Broadway.
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AMUSEMEN rs.
w ALLAcKS MONDAY
w BENEFIT
MRS. vsRsoS.
$500 FIRST APPEAL

First time this the popular Comedy in three
rewritten aud adapted by occauit author OF "Lonton
Assurance expressly for Mr. Wsiack's theatre.
G.fn8 L0yk AND MONEY.
An with very iull AMI complete cast.
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TNO s. BETS, AUCTIONEER AUCTION NOTICE
81 Stock OF Groceries, &c GERARD, Belts CO. will
se Montay. March g. at 10 O'Clock at GIG Eighth
Of Forty fourth street. the stock Of Groceries
contained IA the above store cnssng 10 part Of Teas COT
fee. Dried Fruits Provisions &C. together with the Fix.
three Counters Counter and Platform Scales, &c
Also Horse Wagon. Harness, &c
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Mr. CARAT SAVERS WISHES TO NOTIFY THE
~ public ha. ss wishe, % ssl o., som: Hcusehcd Fnr
next Match o. 1894. 81 u o'clock pyed.ely 900,
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DARK THEATRE. BROOxLYN
Sole Dtrectreso r. CouWeys
The popular Theatre will DO opened tor the reguAs
Spring aud SUNNI seasons
80 ON SATURDAY. APRTL2
O. n. LEWIS.
Acting Manager.
Blades and gentlemen engaged viii meet 4 sho
Theatre on Wednesday, March 30, ata2 O'Clock.
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4 PRIL FoOL-ArRrL FooL-APRiL FOOLS
~ Persons not enstng until after Thursday and thus
$41l parsons taking 100 when they get
9S75 before leaving the ci:y who allow themselves
died deceived by brokers
who do not take advantage OF the next three -four
and 10 cat what sou honestly apply 10 r. B.
wESTBROOK. Counsellor. Dey street. one door from