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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28
Mos, Important 10 Young Men.

Whose hollow cheeks and pAled countenances tell IN
fearful language and silent working Of terrible dis
ease, undermining the constitution, memory and reason
hurn ing them 10 premature death. Reflect while rea-
holds sway and avail yourself % the services OF Dr.
Pendery whose disslpaeS the disease
and cures the harrassng weakness other
Of serious officially or perpetual annoyance.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.

nFFlcE Or THE C0RsER OF wAsHiyGTos AMI
" Meridian streets, Indianapolis
Three daily Expresses 20 New York.
Two daily Expresses 20 Cincinnati, and
Two daily Expresses 70 Chicago and 81 Louis;
The above C0up.ses the snly privileges
he foll0~ing roads, via;
INDIANA CKNTRAIs
LAFAYETTE A CHICAGO.
INDIANAPOLIS PERU;
TERRE HAUTR RICHMOND.
RELLEFOSTAISE ISDIAEAPOIIs.
Money, package, vsusbss and freight carried STA
safety Dispatch and n charge - special snt ecens
usessengers-
Notes Bill and Drsfs viii be promptly collected ,ns
ready rcturns made j. BrTTKRFiELD. Agent.
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Maj. ]. W. Gordon, M. NJ, Ray, ESQ.,
]. R, 0Ofroth, Esq., and Judge
Advocate Burnett.

With accurate Portraits OF I've Of the accused, finely
graved steel by Richie aud correct Illustrations Of
the Greek Fire shells, Hand Grenades Rockets and In
fernA Machines OF the Consprators, introduced Ia the
Evidence on The trials. To which j. added the full Re
port Judge Advocate General Holt GA the Order Of
American Knights alias the Sons OF Liberty Western
Conspiracy IN aid o. TIE Southern Rebellion; Edited By
BESS PITMAN. Recorder Of the Military Commission.
vol octave, OF probably go pages neatly printed N
double columns and put up In flexible covers. Price
from 81 so 90 ~. The work Is being rapidly stereo-
typed aud will be published practicable amer
the sentences are promulgated from washngion twill
appear unFr the Official sanction Of the Judge Advocate
General aid Secretary Of War
Those who desire Agents for the sale Of this
important work, will please address
MOORE, WIlSTACH & BALDWIN,
publishers, % west fourth street,
dec2G-sst4v2t CINCINNATI.
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TOYS, NOTIONS, &C. :.
To the Trade!

\ HAVE NOW IN STORE FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE
] avery large aud splendid stock 81 Toys Notions
Fancy Goods, Cutlery. Willow Ware, Fire crackers Tor
pedoes. Fireworks Nc The assortmeut challenges any
thing equal TO u, last or Nest Long experience and
stric attention 10 business alone enables bring to-
gether such endless variety OF goods which AZ al
times commands the patronage Of the public
The raae j. respectfully sohted examine my stock
aud prices CHARLES MAYER
noy2s-dlm No 20 West Washington street
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VENEREAL DISENsEs.

Al the American Dspensary we also treat. wITnoUT
sEEcuRY and with never falling success, NeneresI or
what the quacks call private or secret diseasesSyphy
lis IN all It's stages, GonorhUa elect, Structure Sperm
atorrhea. Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
sexual Debility. lmpotency and Effects Of Sef-Abuse
The last six sre treated In "Priyate Letter." which
will be sent free, on receipt 81 stamp.
Ny treatment deem u unnecessary 10 enlarge upon.
The remarkable and astounding performed through
the agency OF the hEDlCATED YAPOR BATHS, and the
medical application ofELEcTRO-MAGSETISM. BY the
alternate OF these two medical agents get three
fold elect by elimination, morbid matter i forced out
Of the system and by the absorbant medicine j. imme-
diaely brought Ia contact with disease by the appica
ton Of ELECTRO-MAGNETlSM, nervous enervatou Is
restored and power added 10 the muscular system.
win guarantee a cure Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28

From George Tegg Member Of Royal College % Neter
nary Surgeons, London, England.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28
RocnrsrrR. March q. Is,

ROCHESTER,, March n. lS64.
DR. TIGHTHnL-Desr Sir: Three months ago / placed
my son. Charles Fuller under your treatment for deaf
that every day growing worse, accompanied by
very offensive and dsagreeable discharge Of matter
from the now report to you his entire cure. The
actual treatment but two mouths yet the discharge
Is entirely well, and his hearing restored His general
health is good could DESIRE and his spirits buoy
and lively In fact he different child With
the grateful thanks Of a mother am, sir,
Respectfully yours
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28

ALBANY, Jan. % 1S64.
Mr. DFAR DR. LIGHrmiL-It Is with great satisfaction
that communicate you the effect Of the medicine you
gave my application you for defective bearing
Followed your directions and happy state that
am recovered after the FIRST few applications. 10
feel quite confident that am WELL and shall need 10
proceed further Be assured dear sir IL necessity should
require should not hesitate 10 place myself under your
magic hand. Yours, with respect,
d. II. COLE, Albion, Orleans Co.
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SYRACUSE, " n, Feb. 20. 1854.
Ihave been deaf In since Wa In College,
twenty years ago. BY the skill OF Dr. Lghthi it,
hearing was entirely restored, that hear alike
with both ears and find that my voice With
msch more ease and comfort than before.
JOSEPH N. CLARKE.
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FrsmP. McTeney. Eco. Of Detroit

Ffem ?. HcIeney Esq, OF Detroit
do herebs certify that for the past neen months my
hearing has been affected 20 considerable extent aid
that by operation OF Dr. Lghthl have been rest0r
ed 10 my full caring reside Detroit and intend
leaving home soon those DESTROYS Of showing the
rAciiy OF this may inquire Of Mr.. T. NcArthur. Ne.
<54 Broadway. r. McTERNEY.
New York. September ,. 1854.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28

ne m asss nsn "a q n - nss,
And also all lnhamatory diseases. For further infor
nation call and Judge for yourself
lTPIehaenge the public 20 bring me a case cannot
cure, II brought before the golden thread 4 broken.
IIJonee hours from A. Al. 10 L. NJ. y o. Boa
1864. nov3Oc4-dlyeod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28

From Hon. D. H. Cole. Senator from the 10th District.
New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28
c. c. FULLER, Genesee CO., NY.

From the Rev. Joseph NJ. Clarke Rector OF 81. jane
Church.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28

DE. LIGITHLL-Dcar Sir: Allow me express my graf
itude you for the OF deafness you effected IN
right ear, which has troubled very much for several
years. and almost entirely deaf for few weeks past
but more particularly gratitude for your excellent
upon my deaf ear which has been useless for
the past twenty years; the noises and uncomfortable
roaring in my ears, which at times made very ner
vous, has disappeared
You may publish this acknowledgements should il b, O
any service 10 you Gratefully yours,
GEORGE TEGG, No 81 State street
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From the Rev b. T. welsh. ID. b.. formerly OF the Pearl
Street Baptist Church, Albsny.N.Y.

ALBANY, y. y, April Is, 1864
Dn. LcHrHIIL-Dear Sir: Allow me express my CRATE
ful thanks for the skill and kind attention rendered TO
my daughter, whose have been badly Affected Coz
years. and for months past hs- been nearly
deprived of her hearing The left ear, from her infancy
has been badly diseased. At times dschargng offensive
matter The right T. well, and from present in
dcations anticipate the restoration OF the left also
am, dear sir, gratefully yours,
II. T. WEIGH, ID. d.,
Newtonvflle Al banv county. n Y.
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SrPsr s,hsr sesthnOussls sse tO-sorryv's s<pr
tsf svsl9-esnSte
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-28

kSOwIKsynIE, Orleans cornty, Jan. II, Is04
DR. IIGHruuI-I send you a statement % my
which you may q you think proper
have been afflicted with deafness a wear. and have
tried every prescription. but effect consulted DIR.
Lghthin and he operated upon me- and Ia sI>cTE
restored 20 hearing.
send you this statement FOR the benefit OF others no
are laboring under the same disease myself. would
all that afflicted with this disease 70 give
VOC cali Respectfully yours,
IsAAC YOUNG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-16

! his lUiiiD t1e SIN PIE Dut COutulkiS cpltIpAs
| '"Thou hast
/ Outrun the constable at last!'
--~-Ssxas------
! 1t appears by the latest advices from Europe
| (August s. that difficulty has occurred be-
tween the T. S. Consul at Alexandria, Egypt,
and the Egyptian Government. 1t appears
that 'San American, in erecting steam engine,
partially destroyed an aQueduct for supplying
the town with water The Consul, on being
applied to by the authorities stopped the works,
but subsequently, permitted them to proceed. -
The Government then f;?rceably interfered, and
elected the Workmen The Consul hereupon
demanded satisfaction Tor the insult to the
u. S. flag. He refused to accede to the pro-
posal that each party should send an engineer
to inspect the alleged damage, agreeing to
abide by their joint decision, and threatened
to strike his colors unless satisfaction was given
within twenty. four hours Accordingly after
that time had elapsed the flag was hauled
down. and dispatch from the Government,
which arrived almost Immediately afterwards,
was returned unopened The Consul tele-
graphed to Constantlnople, and the matter
rests !"
The Atchison Kansas Press has news from
Little Blue that the Indians, on Sunday last
commenced an indiscriminate murder OF the
whites in that section uf the stage route. The
station keepers and settlers are all leaving g
The overland mail coaches have stopped run
ming. The St. Louis Democrat s LeavenWcrtn
despatch says the Indian outrages continue IN
Northern Kansas. The people in the north
western counties have been murdered, thelE
crons DESTROYED, and stock driven OFT Tne
evidence accumulates that all or nearly all the
tribes on the plains are banded together Tor
war Gen. Blunt has issued orders that no
arms or ammunition be sold them, and has 40
tilted all officers, having authority over the In
dians, not to permit them to leave their re5er
vatons for the West and that such acts Will
be taken as proof Of their hostility, and
| treated accordingly.
| Gen. Burnside has been relieved CT his
command in the Army Of the Potomac, and
has gone to Rhode Island, on q leave OF ab-
| sence.
The trial of Gen Spinoa, by court martial
has ended. The prosecution failed and the
matter was dismissed
:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-16

ED GAR SNOW D En- }
- OFT CE--No. lN King street, over
a,ona, 1. formerly French's 81 Book Store.
Io.fhe primal days of the American press
. !; r. those Of our race, there we're. giants In
,baland. Men wrote to elevate, and if in the
,agocacy Of the public veal, it was thoughtne-
.pxsarv to hold up, for sharp animadyersion,
other measure gor nan, neither uncomely
eo;tbet nor railing speech degraded the author
ofthe sarcasm TO the level Of It's subject. Too
MANY now there are, who like the fiery orator
cannot be severe and parliamentary at the
q same time The following excerpt shows
,thats there are some left to WELD IN, /
B. The w.t.
Which without tearing can hit,
aud to Weld it effectively.
From the New York World
Butler, LL, D.
That moderately ancient and highly respect
ABLE seminary Of learning known assW llllams
college, in tie. State Of Massachusetts, has
1iot 1Giost conferred upon Major General Benjamin
q. Butler the honorary degree Of Doctor ot
q Laws.
!. All persons who may have occasion hereafter
toaddress The distinguished officer who, from
bis headu quarters at Point Of Rocks, in Vir-
glnia, nov controls the organization OF the Ar
{ my Of The Potomac and the appointments OF
the War Departments, and divides with Major
John Hay the arduous and responsible duty OF
directing the President S conscience, will be-
good enough therefore to take notice that he
gtobe designated by the style and titles of the
Hon. Major General Benjamin r. Butler,
LID. Faithful justat present to the military
duties which absorb the greater part OF his
time, this illustrious parsonage holds to the
maxim, inter arma silent leges, and IS not like
D u to be heard Of as particularly active either
Investigating, dispensing, or upholdlng the
laws Of which he has just been declared doc
ter. But that be is. intrinsically worth OF the
aistinction conferred upon him, we have his
nigh authority for believing, as telegram
aEom his own headquarters abundantly shows.
The bated breath with which the dlstln.
guished son of the Bay State there speaks OF
mis- own learning and cccomp plishments is char
.aeteristic Of his modest and retiring nature;
While thesvague and uncertain recollection he
retains of his previous recognition as "a doctor
oflaws will surpise only those who are ignorl-
ant Of the fact that the force OF his genius is
squaled by It's vast utility and that OF him q 1t
nay be truly said, inthe language of antiquity,
..onne tulit punctum qui miscult utlle dulci,
,,he has made all manner Of points wherever eve
she found a good thing. il, bis way: Honors
and distinctions have been shoWered upon him y!
'nsuch profusion from his youth up, that It
need excite no wonder if he is unable to re-
member them all with exactness Those even
] Who seek the record Of General Butler s
aaeehleyemeuts IN art and letters in the annals
q the inferior courts Of Massachusetts, and!n I,
s.ae pages Of the Dem ocratic Review alone Will
see that this eminent jurist, philosopher, and
poet has frnnrnnfly1 snorad hnvnnd casual VIM
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we remember that all those usual claims upon
academic interest and respect are cumulated IN
tie case of Major General Butler by heroisGn
before which the most spiteful daughters Of
New Orleans have grown pale, and the most
audacious octogenarian beadles Of Virginia
have quailed, who can refuse his tribute Of
gratitute to the academy which has delighted
to honor this equal master OF the pen and
sword? May the faculty Of Williams pass
their lives under laws administered by their
own doctor! and when earth resigns him TO
warmer and more congenial SPHERE may the
dean Of their faculty survive to inscrlbe upon
his tomb the simple but touching epitaph,
''Thou hast
Outrun the constable at lasti"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-29

a IVAN Q. BAKER CO., AUCTIONEERe.
"A J. LkyERiCH TARG9E. AUCTIukEBR-

"a ). LEyERiOH TARasE. AGoTiOEEsR.
II MAGNIF1CEkT Hee
>..., HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. -
costly Works OF Art aud articles Of yrtu.
I AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
~ THIS DAY (FRIDAY), JANUARY ~
the elegant residence Sixteenth street. between
ftfth and Sixth avenues sale commencing 81 II ocock
Tho auoneer would the particular attention Of ms
friends public 20 this the catalogue comprising
she richest Of Household Furniture
c, offered Sale peemptoy. Cats
DRAWING ROOMS.
Two covered with brocatel Of richest de-
scrpon Etagercs satuary marble top magntn
Brocade Curtains, Bands and 1asses 70 atch
Embroidered Curtains Encoignures Cabinets LAdy's
Work Table secretsry Bookea. plate glass doors Console
Bronze runs one month Bronsss and Vases match
Paintings by Inmsn Huntington and Mofthco<t
extra large Mante Mirrors 76x7O Pier dol artistic bronzes
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRfR.
round corners richest instrument offered tns
and d. Bureaus, Bedseads Ward
robes Gu sute style XIV hair and spring Mattresses
Feather Beds Sheets Blankets BUFFET Extension Table
Silver o. ster Turrssn Dishes Coffee Urn Cake Bas
kets Casters spons Forks Napkin Rings. SaveA Dinner
and Ruby GLASSWARE Table Cutlery
Ulnon: Cuuches ChAirs Oval Mrrors Bronze Clocks
Parties shng aeud this sAe can take
Aeo Of Basement and Kitchen Furnture
Pifth from the Aston g. Mich
Metropolitan Hotels leaving At Sixteenth street.
few doors from the house.
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NRw BOwERY THEATRE
FRIDAY EVENING. JAN ~ 1854,
BENEFIT
MISS KATE FISHER
Miss Kate Fisher would respectfully Announce - heB
and the public that benefit will take
Friday evening" 70 which she trusts
selected viii be such merit Ar de
tnguhed patronage which they have literally besowea
upon her efforts. 49,, .,
"''' - TWENTY THIRD TINE,
appear In her famous character ~
MAZEPPA,
which has received patronage \
HITHERTO UNEQUALLBD.
The house nightly crowded 10 excess and the performance
. INC HAILED WITH SHOUTS OF ADMIRATION.
Tho following distinguished artists have kindly voiun-
Mona Alexandra zanfrerL Mons. Louis zanfretu.
Nine Josephine Fan retti, Miss NELLY Howard.
Mr. John bener, Miss Fanny Wilson.
Mr. Andy Room Mr. James Clarse.
49, BOX BOOK OPEN
Tenth week Of the ebrated meodramatic actor -
MR. EDwIN BLANCHARD.
and his wonderful dogs CARLO and BRUIN will appear v
w IDIOT OF THR SHANNON.
The French Dancing Master. by Mons Aexaudro, Loase
aud Mile Josephine Zsnfreu! -
s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. by... MI sFanay w soe
Popular Jig Miss Nellie h0weFo
Comic Suit Dance y.........Mr. Jonn ICY
Solo. MI Andy Rooms
Champion Jir......,,. .....Mr James Onrs
The Tpnln nm niece OT
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UCTI0N SAL. OF OVER % 900 WORTH OF
IA HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIP
the raorKnrTT TOYS ~ 4 GENTLEMAN

HENRY II. wEsfCOiT Co. Huciionesrs. win sell,
ss e., eThsSsrsd.y q Ssoss IN Ne aitsrsoon q the
ghth avenues the entire ees ant Furniture and Works Of
Ar contained In the house. which fully furnished
and walnut Paror Suits Etageres,
Top Tables Pier Mirrors elegant rosewood Piano
and 0roups Paintings elesan. Chamber Furniture and
BEDDING Wardrobe rich China Cnt Glass; Silver Ware &c.
The whole WIN be ptoYiy Sold shine Cata
/. noGtoa 4 house.
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AND POSITIVE TRIUMPH
OF Charles GAylcrs Nov Irisa Drama
MM fI THE CONNIE SOO9AH;
Or THE JOLLY PEDLER.
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
warrants the announcement that u
WILL BE PLAYED l-.--.-ee s
FRIDAY EvENIk0 JANUARY ~. F..
AND EVERY EVENING TILL UkTHER nOT1CE
rHE SUPERB ACTING ~ The TALENTED COM
TUE ERW SCENERY BY HILLIARD AND MATDEK,
Tlk NEW DECORATIONS BY WALLIS.
THE EEW MACHINERY BY RUHYON.
THE NEW OVERTURE AND ORIGINAL MUSfC BIZ H.
-. B DODwORTH II
STRONGEST ENoOMIUMs or THE ENTIRK PRESS,
THE WONDER AND DELIGHT
or rHs
CROWDS THAT NIGHTLY WITNESS
this masterpiece Of dramatic art
Mr. BARNEY Williamson
OORNky McdRATH tho Connie soogah--
taithfu foil0wer OF Lacy OConnor with the song ~
ELLEN AST0RE and the IRISH WEDDING.
MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS. as. -. NELLY NOLAN
jumpin' jewel. Wild honev comb chin and
:.
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAMS
Will be sustained BY Miss Ada Clifton Mary we Mrs
H. r. 0rattan. Mrl Reeves Mr. j. q. Burnett Mr. j. Nunan
M w Collier. NJ. 2. T. Ringgsld, Mr. j. Seymour Mr..
e. y. Holmes, Mr.. J. W. BlAisdell. &C.
SEATS SECURED ONE WEEK In ADVANCE.
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a LBgRT @. HAYWOOD. AUCTIONGER.
"A MA0NiFIoHNT HOUSEHOLD FURNTURE.
OAkYkTe. PAINTlN0a, BRONZES: MIRR0Rg.
0tLVRR VI tE, GLASS WARE. CUTLERY, 80, &C.,
IT pJRIIC AIt.TTnN -

THE DAY (FRIpAY) January 90, 4
81 the spsndid private residence II Brsvoor place. East
Tenth STREET OF Broadway, sale commencing
=. 4 O'Clock Particular attention called 70 this sale
Hcuseho.d Furniture and Wo ks OF Art offered - auction
6IEdAMf fIsSf CLASS ROSEWOOD PrANoFoRIs
: AALE POSITIVE. M =
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Hows's oRE1 q, S csS 81 .owssr
GRAND ass is1SAy fSs ssshfrr TO
:, sf rs s SsSs I ys "SMs ,su.,,.
M; 54SfT SsoSSsss.
aad other volunteer AID VIII in aid ton to the entire
'5ssss q s sss s:.D:n%sn at u, O'Clock
N lSIos F iHioSsE evening JANUARY %.
1Hs BURTON SG" SsxSs Il sssoooIAnos
'" 's''GT1ooR THE BENEFIT o. THE PUBLIC,
'no me '.''' o LOVE AND MURDER.
| ORlEsssS5AI coSoEs ssd JAW 60
'ns t Ii pS2's14Hf
Of this world renowned ss..e,,samsn. claiming TIE priv
OF sa Dssss and c
TW fss n Lovely sPsGixEys OF DIFFERENT
EVERY Hs SATios ES ilIusPnarrp.
Each dressed depict tho nag q
'''''P'''e THE DARK sk.sxED eEoxoIAs.
rn hh bhLs stRsSRib Sp x HsSaIysfix
4hs f ss"vTE THE wSsrD
vii s:ss
evenings entertainment By introducing st intervals the
gems q n ssis;hs esS ORIENTAL
sr.sssss s!,5as'oas peerless,
rs cs Ras k BRs
V w.niss y ssnses lady ~sI.sr Apply from ii 4 n on
NEW soE SIss k 1HEf SEssEss BENEFIT
THIS tfitIDayl EvnNlN6, JASyAaI %;
sSsH s z:a;. ;s:ss$as
Mr. 'aA se Sss's. and sls SsKsn. '0' N ~ AND
A vrERsoo~ sxH III i9sros
WILL s TFxS o! asAsS Ss IsnbsHISs sss, m
,ssss: iS Ssb sss 3Sss
- .. .s.s =: e.. ns
AZ r., q %: %s. sss n
evening inert yse,usry = ~ o.,,.. c,uar.n se.r,,
| No Soys ADMITTED. Doors open - D. commsnce Ats
| ii New Yors Veteran volun'ssIs "a ,ss.
sss e 4.
SicS SIS SsS.s.sy y es.u, correct 70
s T sfsSsss r ;sS. ssi o
ia s s:~ sc.s
| DAsJo ISsrRucrlos-By PIE posseS Bros.
can is . play ssno s,sn,l, .f.. %. ass,srs
s.. sr. corner of fss,s street.
rHEArRlcAL.-rHs "ASRRicAS rAeASINr WISH
performers o .s address a. TO- w s,s:
| on concert tour.
| WONDERS
|
| NEW YORK
l MUSEUM OF ANATOMY.
/ 6Is BROADWAY
WosOER OF v 70 r. ssns ONLY
|
xUsETs OF AZ foxr,
| SIS BROADWAY.
| IMPORTANT LECTURE. -
| rJlI9 EVENING, AT O'CLOCK,
FoR GENTLEMEN ONLY,
NRW YORK
MUSEUM or ANATOMY.
MATURE UNVEILED.
"nrsEvu or ANATOMY,
\ els BROADWAY,
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WINTER GARDEN,
w To night and every might.
MR.. AND MRS W. j. FLORENCE
1HE TICKET or LRAvK NAN. .
The LONDON ftMks In speaking Of this great moral
DRAMA mentous fact which the provincial press
0rs.t Britain and Ireland q: given sonarms!ion
tho property of hs employers end after visiting many
places arrived q Btningham about Ave O'Clock and after
taking refreshmcnis to The theatre while
away An hour Asn happened the piece which was being
performed on the occasion Of this visit was
THE TICKET or LEAVE NAN.
and the guilty have drawn . moral the
representation for when the which the interview
between Haw kshaw the detective aud The Ticket
MAN. took place. Parker the clerk affected that
be vent the theatre. got three envelopes and sent
Ei 800 back 10 his employers
Il have heard
That guilty creatures sitting play
W Have By the very cunning 0f the scene.
Been struck % 10 the soul. that presently
They have proclaimed their mslefnctons."
~ Hamlet, I'd Act.
Doors open a ea<; to ~ Carriages may b
ordered 1t ION. .Ha
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4 UCTION NOTICED. D. CAULKINs AUCTIONEER
"A 70 PURCHASERS OF REALLY FIRST CLASS
COSTLY ruRNITURR: RICH FRENCH PIER AND

MINTEL MIRRORs SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PIANOFORTE, SILVER PLATE, &C.
THIS DAY (rRIDAY), JANUARY %.
AZ the residences 2o Wet Fourteenth street. Eighth
aseaue. commencing at II O'Clock, A. NJ rain shine
Tho sale comprises Of the richest
Taey carved peror Furniture offered public auction
veil repay intending buyers
Pasiors elegant Paror
Burnjturo In rich crimson blue and
cas coiored brooade and saan rosewood Etagers
did and costly Parian Ornaments. rich Vases DC.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTB,
Stool and Cover,
elegant instrument with corners beautifully
carved legs and case. all modern Improvements
Also mAGnincent collection Painting,
Turkish and Easy Chairs In fine rosewood Centre and
de marble top Tables richly carved; Velvet and Brussels
CArpets &C.. &c.
! Chamber Suits. in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
Bedsteads Washstands Sofa Beds ia fine haircloh
ssa pure Hair Mareesss from 20 to 80 pounds
= order, client condition.
Dinine Room Furnure Consisting Of fine oak Extension
rabies oak Arm Chairs Silver Ware, rich China
Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons nc, with heavy Cut and
gravel Glassware Of every description.
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