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SALES AT AUCTION.
"A ?. BLEEcKER. SON CO. WILL SELL AT AUo

"A 2. BLEEcKER. SON CO. WILL SELL AT Avo-
l' WEDNESDAY,. FEB. ~ eefx
II Et 81
Or AYE go ~ MSE r sEsHf5Hsk 5E
.aa E & n: ss;s
TENTH AyEsuE-l Lot on the east side between Forty
sIsi q s nsn Side
TSsly IoS iss. wide i.
SSs41 SdsSs HI. s .S h:
Forty fourth street commencing 100 feet east Of Tenth
Wright S Ss new . wq ;Sssss '' ''''' :
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTOR,
cass Sr % I %ss sSss
Gr%Aa place op the south side about cs
ss !s., H. .l'::;
Quit up OF hrst class houses, -, SRA
yAhuAskE p pkSFEsgy 1 N BsH5sSfSsl CONN
nss aae
as hoas on The S n s Ms e ss
Nth ss an & sy Of
property most valuable plot in the city Of
Brids port for business purposes ....,. -,c.,.
s aGx E.
kslrHS bSRrSdS
PARLOR SUITS
AND MANY RARE AND COSTLY WORKS OF ART
AND ARTICLES OF yIRTU,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
IN Ss
Tor Furniture, covered with brocate Window Curtains
match Mantel and Pier Mirrors Velvet Carpets Etageres
Bookcase, Centre Tables, Encognurs Cabinet Reception
chcst instrament offered at auction this season. Canter
1e1 nsS n o fias y
robes style LonisXIv nges Hair and Sprin
Bullets bedding Table, Armchars. Uiuucr Sets
Glass and silver Ware Table Cutlery Also Basement md
Kitchen Furniture. Competents persons in attendance 10
pack and ,nemove the goods.
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g wAGdoNER, AvcrroSEER LARGE RIAL Es
~ , sss ssls Of deyra6s prcper Ess nv y % =
"a ssss house; ss sesa Los sws Nc
~ ocock ~. ~ The Mon House end 90 he prsmses
xorngun 9ss%pucl see diagram OF ssM io,s on msP ~
calling 81 tho Esks Rs~ Ydrt Pes. oyscs.
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HOPE CHAPEL. 7,s BROADWAY
Every night at 8 o'clock
MAMMOTH srEREoscoPIrcoN;
COMPLETE 9 FOUR Or 1 TliE Wo RI ,"A oSH"'
An entire change every day.
While every age may here joy the purest intel
nsDfts RESPECTIVELY is Witt sD oas NEW TEN
ANGST p Hsih IL 4S RESORT
Each FIJI 'i ssD 4oGs 4s :
pcws q Spacious halls cuns The Choicest aowsrs Of tera
THs "a r EvEs MINI ufo HERE AND THERE
At Bakery. County Dublin -Powers Court Wa.er.all:
scalp County Wlckiow-!hs sugar Loaf .enn,.in-oien
o. ss% q sss A. .er
Hs Backasha% Palace Anaromsen chsined to the
10 Windsor Souole
Tournament II Iyanhos"nIhe Steering Children en- chsn
iss' Es aa' csls Bridges Dome
ashe Boueysrd Dc prr: ChrSs .. ns
Cs..e Of ssolnsnics on the Rhine--The Mouse Tower
a he
sss SEQ IN oigsss ss & he
and the Swiss ~
RomeThe IsocoonaTh. Royal Palace :! EsP' s-1
ssd r as view Of ne cy
Boa, and Nub,sn Figures and sesperyThs Lake and CITY
Chinese LAZY :, Hong Hong ia ShIna-Ths Volcano Co
a al a. S sss dsgrhs Atlantic sows beating on the
Western Shore-Nla gara IN Wner-Nasara 70 Summer
Pont-Graat Finale.
Doors open at 7: tours begin at 8
Admission Is cents; reserved seats so cents
Carriages may be ordered at spd ~ 9sSss MANAGE.
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CcRANToS COAL AT AUCTION.

orrcs OF rnr prIAwsns. LAcxAwASSA AND w,.IrRsl
RAILROAD COMPANY, NV, York, Feb ~. 1874.
This Company VIII hold thsir thirteenth Regular Mon,hiy
u clock a the odce OF the Company No. 50 VII.
liam street, st which time they viii cner, 81 SIMEON
fwssfT'FivE fISys..yyDo, TOYS qy oT FRESH MIND
Embracing all the usual sizes aud deliverable At their
Depot Edzabs,hporl. NJ j.. during the moath OF March
next, -
the highest bidder BIDS ia any form whssevsr being
made FOR account OF behalf OF the Company. q
Fifty cents per ton in bantsbe funds 20 be paid 81 the
time and place sale aud the balance, In like funds
receiving the order for the coal, which called
within len days thereafter and the ooS taken away withs
thirty days from day Of sale unless navigation 10 OBJ
sr,sted Buyers who visa howeser, can have an sd-
diiiona thirty days for taking the delivery OF their
chase y making further deposit q nrsy cents per ton
within the days above specaed interest u seven
cent per VIII 10 such case be charged on the
wenynys cents per ton % ccvef the errsnss o. stcchIss
tbe coe,.--both 10 be paid delivery Of order
Tho other conditions Of sale Will be Substantially those
hitherto accepted by All purchasers private o.
coal al Ezabehpor 80 Tar a. appueeoe The
ena viii bs delivered direct from the csrs "a ths AryM
from the mines wncn rvacticAoa ION m
stock These condtons win BE- modified 70 meet oe ssn,s
! - "~' - 80 JOHN BRIsBIN. President
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NEW BowEaY THEATRE.
:, .. s W aroprietoT..-. -s.','.'...mr n c,srts
"WEDNESDAY. EvENINd. FEB sa
UNANIMOUS APPROPRIATION
PUBLIC PPREss
Eighth night Of The eoesgement 81 the eminent sc'or -
Second week Of the p
GREAT DRAMA
TICKET OF leave NAN
PUBLIC AcoLAMATSltosss'
HOUSES sta A n2Mc caenM sScchSs
10 witness IT, and are manifestng their pleas
and appreciation ~ the
Artistic lmpersonations
usEquALLEDs az tx s srp ASPs.a'"'a'''
REALIZATION
..onHAr AuTSnioSas STUDY.
'e''''' MORAL OR ia1 ASD INTELLECTUAL DRAMA
'a'e 1DSlsArIoN AND rMraovsMxxr
TO all who feel desire to promote the welfare Of those VIE
arc 'n''p'''sassss1A K r. AND TEMPTATIONS
"''' ''''' ~ dRsAT METROPOLIS
Mr. e. EDDY.
ROBERT fsarEsLx
The young aud popular actor. Mr.
rs HAwKs N.. y TT i 6pssEEggcrrvs
. as May Edwards
MG dE2 hfEo SSMsss
Ms NJ Ds sEi1S i ~ fykE.S:s
Nj. Nj wIL 251 nns
JACKS THE LAD.
-''''' HiBERNIAN M D. ~N'
The NJ D.......... O. Davenport
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(yEO W. KELSEY MISUNDERSTANDING ssLL AT
e. OF ,
irss ss1ea 81
r:, NJ
third house West q Tenth street the Ssoi
WA 4. two sss sas IS ss :'s
s .dsy
81 Ss osss sas 81 the IL
u Lots on MAIN xa.ss street era
ssns south Sc
ss: sss %.s: " ':sSs
Cso. CHEMISTS AgcrIoSEEg. -; JENKINS WILL
ss:. wagon. T Msr.;:s SsnSss: WHIP. sss Sad
above articles can be seen any time before the sale.
lean os' s B
@
Lamps Pegs. chmneys, &C. -. 81 -
u bEEPf 99 Or OIL
HEEsY IEEps ss .gs On Tsss,
ssmp1is ns ths sost. q dsImss Ea;isS. French ard
Touyenisre, valnqa z. Grand. Dtpuy; Knapp paMeIdi
fasls GasrcIne Romanno corregio The above collection
a ALSO,
y &: we'll ssss ss g. Comprising the
TAMEs NJ MILLER. AUcTIoNEER FEBRUARY rs
= at Merchants sslearoom III Broadw1y The Lease
consisting Of two story and ats front House with Store
AuGust ls5o A. ground rent q si7s; full amount Of
Nay lss2 Of brick House iss Ay street rent $500 siss
tee simple any time before February l. 1885, for s5O
good OPT ortunty to build on the rear.
r BoGART AUcTIoNEER-By s. 4 J. BoGART.-
Thsi day at l0b O'Clock A. M al the auction rooms No
! North william street mahogany Sofas. Lounges. Blu
rcaus, Secretary Bookcase. mahogany Chairs. Rockers
Bedstea is Beds and Bedding. Parlor Salt Gas Chande
ers Carpets Kitchen Furniture % boxes Segars. Oyster
Cooler. Fish Stand &c. EaFt
ITHAUER CRrSTALAR. AUCTIONEERS, 10 PARK
~ place will soil this ct largo line Of season.
ale ready clothing expressly Tor the city trade
Chldrcns Clothing also $50 pecea Meltons Cassimeres
Cloths Union Casseres also Alpaca Glscies French
FAnnels Seesias Linens Innings. &c Also Six Neckttes
Dress Goods L. c. Handkerchets, spool Cotton Linen
Thread, &c a4msl
r. sEIDNRR. AUCTIoNEER.-BY sELDNER 4
Ia LEVY this day at II o'clock az their salesrooms l35
New street. Bowery large lot of Patent lea
Their Shoes Boots heavy Shoes also fine lot OF Over and
Dress Coats Pants ladles Dresses an6 Undergarmens
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CHsRrfrs sALH-RtcHARD wALrERs. AUCTION
o'clock .. tns casr d torv ,red. aud seven.s
Wagons one Lih! wssou cSe fcs Wagon two seis sass
UosNsIL, Deputy. Jxsss LvxoH, Sheriff.
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Il
| g HERNIA. CO.. -AUoTIokEERs-sELL This
Ire s q and SS%is
Whiskeys ooguac Otard Brandes pipes Of 0in Rum.
sa as sSsy s @ and
| G HERMAN 90. AucTIoksEss-sELL raURs.
entire Of Liquors and iz-Fne Brandies
ON Whisky and other LIQUORS large .o @ segars also
Weights, &c tsf .s
| THE UkDERsIGNED rs PREPARED TO GIVE sPE.
'A' SALES ss1f1sspe OF = HOUSEHOLD FuRNIruns W.
81 M REAL HaiSs sFceKs BONDS .
- At auction or at private SALE .faa. NJ af
A. JOURNExY. Aucuoaeer. No. Pine sresl.
WHLaAM WRITER'S, AUcrIoNEER WILL SILL ON
w Friday at IL O'Clock the entire Furniture Of the hotel
known the ST. Nicholas the BIoomingdals road MSh
and Kitchen Furnare Pianoforte Bar and Bar fixtures
Horses Wagons Harness. Garden and Farming Utensils
hour sirh and Eighth avenue cars Eighty Sixth street
WIN. WRITER'S AUcMoNRBR, WILL SELL. ON
w Thursday at i0k O'Clock at dwelling house % at
Parlor Chamber Dining Room Kitchen Farniturs &c
In the above house, Parlor suita, Beds Bedding China
Glass and Silver Ware Stoves and everything useu neces
yNM Writer'S. AUorIoNEER WILL, SELL THIS
w day. at2 O'Clock at Asa Canal street. Paror suits
Pier Glass Mante and Oval Mirror LACE and Damask
.s Y
py Insrain and other Carpets ocio.hs Stair ana
a a Fs.Ssr
Table and Bed Linen marble top Dressing Bsseaas Mas
sion Tab oak Chairs aud goods usually found
A. sale Also Hoass sa0Is IN
and Furniture for sale. Also Wagon double Harness
Ponies &c Also HSuss and two Lott nr "a
&c. for sale.
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A L. SMITH, AUCTIONEER, WILL. SELL. THIS
IA. day. at IA ocock at IL Stuyyesant place Ninth street.
between Second and Third three paror suits rose
Glasses mahogany and maple Chairs Tables Brussels and
yngfan Carpets and everything that belongs first class
house Sale positive Deposits required House to let
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.
lVl Executors sale valuable Fulton,
Dey Duane. Washington and West streets Also vacan,
Lots Eighty fourth street z. n LUDLOW CO.. will
sell At auction on Thursday Feb 20 1854 at twelve o'clock
Dennison. deceased.
Fulton street.-the four story and attic brick Store aud
Lot IS, Fulton street. near West; Lot 20x6S feet.
Dey et-The five story brick Store and Lot 81 Dey
street West in of above; Lot 90 2xGS feet
Duane street.-The five story brick Store and Lot 1874
Duane Washington street, Lot 80 feet front 81
feet inches deep.
Washington street.-The story brick Store and Lot IL
Washington street. near Battery place. Lot "a BY 47S and
474
West story brick Store and Lot le6 West
Fulton ~ feet front 1873 76 feet
north side Is feet south side.
Eighty streeTwo Lots the south sidecf Eigh
yfonrh street 20s feet inches west of Second avenue
each 265xl02.2
This property offers great Inducements for Investments.
being Of business character well located Maps. &C.
be had at the Office OF the auctoneers. No. Pine
street.
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A.EyAN c. BAKER CO.. AUCTIONEERS
IA j. LEVERICH TARGEE. AuctiOncer
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Rosewood Pianofore,
sBrocade and Lace Curtains,
Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers
sO Paintings by ancient and modern artists
Plate Glass Pier aud Mantel Mirrors
Velvet and Brussels Carpets :
Oak Dining Room Furniture,
China, Glass and Silver Ware
Artlsuc Bsonzes. statuary -
and many rare and costly Works of Art
THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY),
At the elegant residence OF Burnham Esq, No 49 West
Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Sale commencing at II O'Clock.
The Auconeer would call the particular attention of his
friends aud the public 20 this sale. Catalogue omprisng
the and richest assortment Of Household Furniture
&C. offered auction this Sale peremptory Gaia.
4ogues at house.
DRAWING ROOMS
superb full Suits covered with Brocatcl OF richest descrp
ton. Rosewood E;ageres stauary marble top Tables
mngf cent Sets Bro AIDE Curtains Bronze and Vases
mAuh, Embroidered Lace Curtains Encoignures Cabinets
doors Console fables Broni Chandeliers
elegant Antique Bronze Clock month Bronze
20 match match Paintings. by Cole ; Holy Family, by
SeicrcE Paintings by Delacroix Inman Huntington and
Northoat; extra large Mantel Mirrors TOTO Pier
Artistic Bronze Statuary and Vases.
7OCTAyE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE
onud Corners richest offered auction this
Stool and Cover Music Stands Books Hat Stauds
Rosewood and Walnut Dressing Bureaus Betsteas Ward
robes en- SUITE style Lou NV Hair aud Spring Mattresses
Eealher beds Sheets Blankc,s Bullets, extension Table
Silver Oyster Turresn Entire Dishes Cnnee Urn Cake Bas
keis Casters Spoons Forks Napkin Rings SAVERS Dinner
aud Tea Crystal and Ruby Glassware Table Cutlery
and Linen Couches Arrchairs Oval Mirrors &c.
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r sELDNRR AUCTIONEER.-By sELDNER 4
Ia LEVY this day at II o'clock az their salesroom ls5
New Canal Bowcry large lot of Patent lea
Their Shoes Boots heavy Shoes also fne lot Of Over and
Dress Coats Pants. ladles Dresses an6 UuderRarmens
French If0Op Skirts. &c. ~ Nf \
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TO MORROW (rHURSDAY) EVENING FEB. %,
FIRST NIGHT.
AN ORIGINAL ADAPTATION.
AUaUsrlN DAILY aud FRANK WOOD
Entitled
TANNING A BUTTERFLY
Doors open att; performances commence al TX. Seats
secured three days In advance
THEATRE FRANcAIS-NIBLo'S CONCERT SALOON
j Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
THURSDAY. Feb. rs. 1854.
BENEFICE OF MIR, HONE, the Leader Of the Orchestra
BA-TA-CLAN
Opera bogie, Chinese Music BY Jacques oaenbsch.
Comic Vaudeville in two acts. by Decoursette.
Doors will be opened NJ IA the curtain rises at O'Clock
precisely Ticket Office during the day at 623 Broadway
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NK DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER
W. PEREMPTORY SALE or HANDSOME II
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS.
GILT FRAME FRENCH PLATE MANTLE MIRRORS. &c.

M SgIISHsSs
GILT FRAME FSEsST tSfHaHI$sfLs aiaRoks, &c.
W p Fsry sss saa sss.ss
ssyeIed il French Plate Sc, frame Mantle
Irss nc ns
Ssn ds euh St ln
marble top Dssg and
sSd a = 1.I {! chestnut top
NrARsHALs sALE.-RIcHARp WALTERS AUG;
sionser will will sell hi. day sso "a a. 70
Broadway Horse one wsSon sns one se Of
pREEMPTosT SALE OF vALuAgLE pEorERTy ON
aaconser ii sell a. sne Eschsnss sslesroo iii Broad
ras aag sr a0fs
street facing Bro.d~ay WITH lease Of lot House
The story brick Of above Nos ie7
ae ice u f L. fss: ne
Executor OF Thomson Price.
PuBtaInco 1 Avc II a-.,r,, comr,ro,.r
. SIsts E: ss grass on III.
Sen Il e from IKE s
Cry!on Aqus due, Department
and soa enc
' Tss VII: :s!a small ~. catalogue e which
FRpRuARY TO- 1864
DAwNBRoKERs sALE.-TFIIs DAY. AT HALH.PAs1
i 10 O'Clock, will be sold, ~ BELL 1N0RAHAM's
salesrooms SO New Bowery, 900 lots most valuable edged
goods Of all MISUNDERSTANDING. Dresses Bedding
Watches and Jewelry BY W. Goodwin, ~ New Canal st.
R. Ha'S; sq a.sI5SsS #SssH 81 s4E
HARDWARE
ON WEDNESDAY,, FBB. ~.
and following days until whole 10 sold icing a
ten O'Clock each day, At
NO. PLATr STREET. 4tlf4y
By order Of Messrs G. W Scohed Co. who are declining
l ''''' HEAVY AND SHELF r-.l e.
| a1EH n Y7 HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
contained IN tciY comprising and
desirable Goods we'll worthy the attention o
the trade Catalogues Friday the 10Th inst at the sos
| Of WHITTEMORE a HAZEIL, ssNlf r. IN
Auctioneers, 81 Liberty street,
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4. u q AaysEAssrs. ii IS.,l
NJ Doors Spss Overture Ssr
- / i : s's S sssSssS9.ss.. aar Of
No !sss.s yAIsAeS S XII eI1sys! MR. ErsaEEss.
;Sss sfsSSs. Mss s$R sA Mss ss II SESs AND
Ssss:s.s .s:ss'S me- FSSE S ss,f;S''
49,, M Mr. II, LE ir WALIxcs,s BENEFIT,
s time 'Ai sc ssist s FOX sGasDs
s;ss,s s'ss $$ ',s'''
Il
WHITES 0An RS FAILING or,
The nth EHaq }Sss,,HHsA thai slsassy ATTEND
MR. AND MRS. rLongScE's
"WEDNESDAY, FEB; "a
OF AZ enssss%sst anrrcedcntcd Tor brsncy ana dura
"a9 ssss1's III LEAVE & ass Tom Ta''
THURSDAY N's' I$;. sf''s sSH 4
AMP IND S HssSP i IHG; h II
rnrpAY-IMhh i FGohEs oE ssS sEsE aAF
Doors open at on c0m%egG zee, at 81 Carriages ordered
OLYMPIC IHEATRE.W
~ Lessee and Dlrecress Mrs John Wood
0 'ss Mrs. JOHN WOOD $500
begs respectfully yet. earnestly TO call attention TO the
aouo's%TSadii s EVENING twEDSEsDAy, Feb n
THE BENEFIT
sasl7ARS e o SSa
AND
the entire receipts devoted to
THAT INSTITUTION,
and hopes programme selected will
with the appreciation and sunert OF all desrous OF aiding
| this z....
Tie performances Will with the comic drama,
i In three acts, by J. r Pllnche. Es H. emitted
/ PRIDE OF THE MARKET.
| Mrs JOHN WOOD
MARION dIRoFLE LA BoUQuETrERE.
| n MIR. FRANK DREW
/ AS Isdore Farine, LIE Bouanser
Marquis de Noange. Mr. a. MOhIlM IN
Baron Troptard Mr. j. II. STODDANr
Mile de V0ang Mrs. SLOAN
Jav0tte Mss AM AILh hAkhI6
Consulting wih the extravagaut burasQue OF
I'LL TREATED I'LL TR0vAToRE. .
Mrs JOHN WOOD as Manrco
Mr. FRANK DREW. Azucena
MIR w. DAVlDGE. Dr Luna
Mrs y bRQWN....... as Leonora
rs MORROW THURSDAY EVENING. FEB %.
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MASTER WOOD. VOCALIST, FORMERLY OF oo3's
lI Mnsircls 10 open 10 cneagomcnis, from Ma,cn Nh
responsible mAnssers Address ". Coksr. 0S Lyingsson
street, Drockiyn.
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DAwNBRoKERs sALE-rfIIs DAY. AT HALr.PAsr
l. 10 O'Clock viii be sold a BELL 4 1N0RAHAM's
saesrooms So New Bowery 200 lots most valuable pledged
goods OF all MISUNDERSTANDING Dresses Bedding,
Watches and Jewelry BY W. Goodwin, 81 New Canal st.
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IA ANrED-roR TIE USE or THE METROPOLITAN
w Fair, an "1ta an Faatoccipi" Apply At No. Great
Jopes street on Thursday foh bciwecn the hours 10
and1
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ARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
THE GREAT M0RAr. DRAMA

M GOD s MINSTREL HALL. 5ll BROADWAY
w Opposite st. Nicholas Hotel, Henry WOOD Propretor.
IMMENSE SUCCESS STILL TRIUMPHANT.
Crowded houses Crowded houses, Crowded houses.
To witness the artistic representation OF
TUE AMERICAN OPERA.
MONDAY Feb p and every evening during the week.
WOODS MINSTREtS.
Charley Fox. Frank Brewer j. 7. eoyce. Coot Whto, u
Henry. O. q. Lockwood. Glenn. stewart Master WOOD.
Isaaos Brothers, Shapco, Patterson, Let's &c &C.
Will appear In their ,echable euter Aiumeut.
os. c,vpup OH HUSH v..,s a,o-.,
THE AFRICAN CAMILLE.
Armand Dual Charley For Camille. Frank Brewer
HISTORICAL REMINISCENCEe
BY ~. 7. Boyce.
Doors open 81 81; commence at TX o'clock Tickets s6c
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: WIZ ADJUSTMENTS.
NIgLo's dAspEn coMMEEoEs Ar1h
fRruEr sii INT 1RssFffSso5putfioa '" "'s~Ss'
@ John Bsoueham's grand romantic Drana. 4 7EF
tr DUKES ..ss.Ia. b,
wIArtsr e os e ppi fssi' 81 o.oAsDxss
I. orrHHfsS t cEr ESSs aH'f flSS' WnlcH
HGsr aSs s1!T EzEE
THE osgspipg entirely tsroagh the pas. summer
D"A''1' aud APPOINTMENTS
sosr COSTLY AND GORGEOUS DESCRIPTION
GRAND ooRrs DE BALLET.
under the direction Of Stenor Ronzan complete aud COM
FIRST CLASS APrIsrEs
"Wednesday esenna February ~ 1884 will be performed
Positively THE LAST TIME BUT THREE,
The new RO"aatic Drama ia three prologue
THE DUKES MOTTO.
JOHN BRoUoHAM
Capt henri d' IlTa,s s oTsaa, oh.aeei waEArLEY
iasi NJ s iSsa.pS p'sair s
Mary ssy% %s NJ Ms. Al. o.a Mrs.
Tss much pleasure IN .oaeunc!ns g the
Rod with The ssms doas
OPERA TROUPE
1 ..p. i% Ss HySs1 ss.if
ton. which takes place on
MONDAY EVENING FEB 49,
BOX Book open six days 10 advance.
| EOx's OLD BOwERy THEATRE
l u LAST NIGHT OF
/ MR. q. L. F0XS
/ PANTOMIME
/ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Feb "a and 26
| BEAUTIFUL, NEW DRAMA.
| . HOLLY BUSH HALL
messrs q |. FOX, J. B. sTUDLEy,
/ U. w THoMpSON. Miss DEVIL,
AND THE FULL COMPANY
New and brilliant Psntonime
. THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
MeSsrs q L. FOX. G. X. FOX,
TONY DENIER. MILE MARTTNErTI,
and the full Ballet Troupe
Most laughable Farce
MR. AND MRS WHITE
Mr., and Mrs, Harry Chapman aud others.
NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
LAST DAY PERFORMANCE
PAErOMIME.
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
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r ITHAUER CRrsTALAR. AUCTrONEERS, 10 PARK
~ place will soil this day l0 o'clock largo line Of season.
ready made clothing for the CITY trade
Chidrcn Clothing also $50 Meltons. Cassimeres
Cloths Union and Gasmeres also Alpaca Gses rEensh
Dress Goods. L. G. Handkerchiets, Spool Cotton Linen
"a &c
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Laws.
A RESOLUTION TO pay certain claims.

RESOLUTION to pay certain claims
Thnt the isrk pay to the order Of John
poses, to January r. 1901 TO the order Of Clement
q E.
&c seven hundred doilars, for hose for fire. ognes
and iron safe FOR Clerks Office, furnished in Is 81
to order of Richard BaIlinger forty dollars and fifty
cents, for work done for Corporation, to December
two dollars and fifty cents for meats foot oil fur
nished to TIE Corporation in 1858; and to the order
of the firm one hundred and twenty three
aoss aaa amt m sis
tie amount last named to the gas fund.
Approved January 30, 1864.
kREsoI uTIos appointings committee to represent
tie Interests Of georgetown before the Congress
Resolres By The Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Eqaamea Goiacsl Of the Corporatiea Of Gsorsaoca,
Of Colr7io on Council, James A. Magruder, Henry D.
Cook. and Alexander Ray, Esquires, be, ana they
the e b before to
Re$oited, farther. That the committee, hereby
poTsion to remonstrat earnestly gainst the pro-
posed alteration of the channel of the Potomac
river at the mouth of harbor, thereby inicting
a serious injury upon our commercial interests,
ana doing US :. grievous wrong.
Approved January 80 1854.
RESOLUTION in favor of " II. Fletcher.
a e CS Sg S ia yaosS o a o.
That the Clerk be and he is directed to pay to the
Orier OF W H. fltICner the sum oil thirty noi alS
and cents in full of his bill for work done in
connection with the repairs of hydrants and charge
the same To the water fund.
Approved January go 1864.
A REsoLUTJoN in relation to the Street Commits
sioner's cortn gent fund
Rescued by the EcGyS Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common CcncI Of the Corporation nf Georgetotcn,
That the of one hundred and fifty dollars be,
ard the same is hereby. appropriated as contin-
gent fund for the Street Commissioner-to be paid
by the Clerk to the order of the Commissioner,
upon proper vouchers.
Approved January 80, 1864.
A RESOLUTION uthcrizirg the erection of pump
on valley street.
FsSotrfd by the Board Of aldermen and Board Of
Common tctacit If the Cooperation IF Georgetolcn,
That the Commissioner of Water be, and he is
hereby, au thorized to sink a well and erect pump
Valley street. such q point on said street as
il his Judgment may conduce to the convene of
the partits living said street.-the cost of said
pump 20: to exceed seventy five dollars, and that
street. Approved January 80, 1854.
A RESOLUTION in relation to vaccination in The
public schools
Resol1ed by the BoGyd of Aldermen and Board If
tHnnion Council Of tie CORPORATION Of GsnTs.iO1rn.
That the Guardians Of the Georgetown Public
Schools be directed 10 continue their present rule,
that no pupil shall be admitted into the public
schools without previous proper vaccination.
Approved January 30, 1854
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