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A M. MEEwIS. Anciioneer.
pY BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Irving Build

- ings NoA 594 and $50 BroadwaySGles Of Books sta
Aonery Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &C.
MONDAY EVENING, March II, a; 7 o'cock
erd tho four following evenings NJ the same hour.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of tho late Nh 4. ?. HALsEf, Tor
tnsy years President Of the Bank Of New York comprising On
extensive collection Of fine English and American editions OF
valuable Standard Works ally al departments end great
Pety choice Miscellaneous Literature eudn many beau.
tuy illustrated Books, &c. Also Superior Black Walnut
Bookcase made to order and large Library Chair FOR par
asa.rs see Cstaiozue and the Books on exhibition
MONDAY EVENING, MARGIN, AT7OCLOCh,
And the three following evenings at the same bout -
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY, MOSTLY ZINE EN-
GLiSH editions Of choice Books Ia nearly all deIf
p1caary rch In History Voyages and Travel: zine Arts
The Sciences SC, including many supez5iy lLiUSIkAIfD
WORKS ne bindings For particulars see Catalogue ana
he Books now on exhibition.
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amueements.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Lessee and Dreciress. John WOOD.
Stage MADsgcr.. n. Selwya
NOTWITHSTANDING
the
FLATrERlHd SUCCESS
which has marked the production Of the
NEW COMEDY
adapted for
THE OLYMPIC,
AUGUSTIN DAILY and FRANK WOOD
entitled
TANNING A BUTTERFLY
with its
EXCELLENCE or PLOT,
COMIC NATURE OF SITUATIONS,
WIT or DIALOGUE,
the previous arrangements entered into b. the Aaseeni
render It absolutely necessary 70 announce tals 40
TIE LAST WEEK
Of ia
PERFORMANCE,
"a which the following members OF tie
COMPANY APPEAR.
Messrs Frank Drew, J. X. Mortimer. @. H. Clarke, w
Dsvidge, }. II. Stoddrt, Mrs John Wood, Mss H. Irving
Miss J. Walters Mira Sedley Brown Miss A darrs and DIS
H. Prestige.
Door open performances commence at u seas 90
cured three days in advance
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FERRY FRANCHISES AT

PUBLIC AUCTION.
Al tia Civ Hall on AOSDhY, April H. 1854 At II O'clock
, VI be .od Public Auction, to the highest bidder
with adequate security, for a term often yesrs
LEASE Gf tb se' FRHSCiisE Of the FERRY now
established north Of and immediately adjoining the present
Ferry sip the foot Of Grand -, Last 'eT Ne"iok to
~, Lease Of Tie FRiECHlSE or the FERRY sbou, to
be eI,ab.Led irom the sap basin h.twee Piers Nos. -
and East River, Ne~.fok, to tAe shp Loot oil brdSes
T s. Of IL. Ersnci. Of the Ferry abou, to he s'sb
hed om o ZIP Or eR ~. os 0, en- r sodb ,b and y
Brootyn +. D.. some poini ADJACENT thereto .,
me aid several Ferry Lce,e' viii e9 ;Sid Win al hs
pol.iou ofths City Q! New, fooIA-o
The conditions and covenants Of the ea'e' 70 ten The usual
form OF ieIIy leases heretofore entered into by hs Corpora
"S for each of the f-e, 10 be made 20
eorm 10 the requirements Of the city charter Ia relation to
fes and afo contain covenants the part OF TIE lcsee
,h,t he or they viii c0nduc, and manage the said ferry
az ferries ssrecGbly sreh rules reguaoBs ordnance
as arr now may her, after rom time TO time be
Id or passed by tho Common Council state Legislature
The purchaser the ferry Jesse and s Appendices In each
e be required psy 81 the time and place o. sale TO
m. ollecor s City Revenue sum equal to ~ per cent
the quarter In case he sfsents rsss WIN We usual
covenants herwise be forfeited 10 the Corporation. He
viii be- required also to furnish obgstion at the samr
dine executed By Gureiie' to this effect that he will
cr,e bond with Turetes 10 be approved by the Comproe
for the punotu payment OF the rent quarter yearly and Tor
On. the covenants OF the Lease Tho fees
I anconoer and tho GREENE Of the lease bonds and
stamps. TO be paid by tho gurchae and no expense
b.e,e I, to be incurred by the Corporation for In
son with the pier alp bnlthead preu.es proposed
| 90 he lsased during the term Of tho lease.
The lease shall also contain covenan. requiring each ferry
hoa 10 have attached 10 Eta engine ire apparatus force
pup with ess than 400 feet OF hose 81 the quality ard
used by tho Fro Department Of the City
~ aud 10 be used for tho exiingushment Of hres
required by the Chief Engineer his Assistants Of
tb, Fire Der atnent Of tho City Of Newly tor which ser
Bon, engaged and no time be counted ies than hour
NVNA MATTHEW II. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
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Eorses, Carriages, &r.

nor SALE-Six beautiful well-matched
I CARRIAGE TEAMS. Coo., bay and back Is hana
hrh i.o TO yesIs cd They have sEe style in acttoat
soSnd kind and gentle, aud just arrived cn tho country
the finest ee in the county Also, several single HORSES
Tor saddle or harness. Any gentleman wishing superior team
or sin horsa viii Ind the ABOVE worthy OF attention tt
be seen at LuFFS Stable Harlem sre, lioshst Take 3da'
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METROPOLITAN FAIR. ..,
WI IN AID or THE u. :. SANITARY COMMiSodOfs,
SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT BY THE CELEbhAALp
WOODS MINSTRELS,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. asrch 10, at No. '' broad
way.
Doors ope, ct "a TO commence at u o'clock precisely
Tickets sL Children under IL year, Of age ana nurses ~
cents eac-ean be obtained from tire following members Of
Ildie, Commi,tse II. W. Hills, No IL Brevoort
p,ace Ms Panon No 10 Yves. 2ls.st; Mrs kuggies,
no "a Union. place Mrs L. p Morton, No ?o Medisonsy
@ Y. ChickeTing No q Ea,t tths' hIs. hoesnl NO si
Wost 2ad st. Miss Charlotte Wison No ~ West I'D St
G,aiiemen'. Commn.se-Mr. w. ScharfeDberg NO. go
broadway; Mr. W A Pond, No 81 Br9adwsS MI y Nv, W.
emann No. q EaAt 18th AI b. Beer no. Iol BROAD
WAY, Mr. X Hoffman Abemars HO.sl Mr. II. schlessinse'
MAYOR 4 Cob No. 80 JohnsL
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MARkET CELLARS and OrNER PROP

AEhfl 7 Eslbi'Ni''' fil' ~
WI TRIY % The CORPORATION 10 be LEAShD At
ACTION Motif. l. hereby given that Tie Comp roller viii
on al EsDAY the sth DAY Of March lSti A. ccck p "a
al the cav Hal Lease bids ~ public auction MAhhr
CELLAl!s HOUSES and LOTS, HAY SCALES, AID other
Corporation property, for term Of i've years nom the hi'i
day Of May 1914. -, H.. -,
sale na- b. had upon application 70 the Collector oil cy e'
snuo. al this ofhcS. . -. ,,,.,,,,,,... r. ,--,
CITY Of Eew.lors. Department OF Finance, ConptFolers
DQ,s Yeb Igl, iGJi-
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A J. BLEECKER, son q co. VII sell

A j. BLELCKER, Sun q 90. VII SCH aJ
IA. AUCTION on FRIDAY, March p, 1884, at IL o'clock
It the Exchange SzlesrooIn. No. III Broadway;
ON 7JDST4 LOTS south side 100 feet west Of l'tsV
size 25xl0O each.
on 14rH-ST-4 LOTS south side, loo feet week OF
l.iev. size 25Il02 each.
These los are on tho grade Common Council just passed
SesolSion 10 put gas ia ist.ay.
.tth-- Is opened and has CrotoE laid.
Maps.sc At otice Of AuctloneeIs.
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nv JANFS NJ MILLER

I'D PEREMPORY SALE Of VALUABLE PROPERTY
on WARltF N-SI. and COLI.EGE-PLACb, and Oh CAR
NINE aud BEDfORD-SIS.. BY order Of tho Supreme
Court.
JAMES NJ. MILLER win sell at Public Auction. a. the
Merchants Exchange Sslesroou No. III Broadway, the
2jh Day March iasa at II O'clock by order Of the
SupeIue Court direction OF Samuel Jones'
Re .rTe-:
First The valuable property known Nos Co. 5o. and g
Warrens and No - COegepace the whole forming plot
roI the north Of College place and
reis So feet inches less, Ia front Wsrren
and the rear and Is inches less College
place and the eascTy side which erected tbs four
story brick House No. % College place. known the Franklin
House; the iour.storY brick No % Wsrr-us and the
stogy brick on Stores Nos co and 6 arEeu & t. be
sold in parcel
Second: The promises Nos ST. So and IS Carnnes stu
the north westeIly Of CaTulo and Bedford
containing 30 feet less IN front CSrmne ct aud In
the resr, and ~ feet tess, Bedford and the
westerly side which erected three 3stoy brick Stores,
to be sold in psrcel
For maps and further particulars apply TO tbs Auctoneer
No. % Pile-st.
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No. 2l HAssAU-sT.. EEw-YoRK.

OYFics SrUrYEsAsr Is,. Co. No l22 GowEEY,
NEW YORK March 10. 1896
AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Dr.
"a RECTORS Of this Company and for INSPECTORS OF
ELECTION held This Day the following named gentle
u.cp were unanimously elected FOR the ensuing year;
DIRECTORS.
JAMES KELLY,
SAMUEL WILLErS,
ADAM w. SPIES,
CORNELIUS L. EVERETT.
JOHN a DANEAU
DENTON fEARsALL,
CHARLES J. DODGE,
JOHN K PAXTON,
HENRY SHIELDS,
JOSEPH H. GOODWIN.
ALFRED MOORE,
BENJAMIN w. FLOYD.
A. STEWART BLACK,
d. HENhESsY
SIMEON ABRAHAas NJ %.
CORNELIUS Il. TlMPSON.
JOHN MOLLhGD
JOHN Y. BAILEY,
AARON HARDmAk.
JESSE A. MARSHALL,
WILLIAM LAlMBEER.
SAMUEL r PATTERSON.
TIMOTHY BRENNAN.
SAMUEL WEEKS JR
CLARkSON CROLiUS.
INSPECTORS.
EDWARD BROSFr,
- kANID SEAMAN.
II. II wILLETS
Al the resnla meeting o the BOARD held subsequsut 20 TIA
election, JANIS KELLY, President. and SAMGEL WILL
LIFTS, Vice Prereoli, were unanimously reelected
h. 7. NJ. ROONr.
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MERRY LEASES at AUCTION, at tn
II CITY HAIT

j CITY HALL.
sold :. Pebble A9eon 10 the highest bidder with slegua:e
security q Ten Yeas from the lat day Of mey
The LEASE Of the Ferry now established from the foot Of
ou.iou Ea's River, NswioIk to the foot Of Gfand'.
Tho LEASE % the Ferry now established from tho FOO. OF
2'i. - k'sr New.lofs to o,es1pGns i L. ~. 10, o.,
Grand las: River. hcwlolk to the foot Of Grand
The Ease o. the Ferry now established from tn. foo, Of
Chan st. North River. New York. to tic foot u Psyona
The LEASE Of In. Ferry now established from the foo,
ChTisoP hef-st, Sori Kl.sr rev York TO toooASa J.
The s.if several FERRY LEAsEs w be sold win !, al
Cooperation Of the c''y Of a ssT,fS,s;
Tic condition, and covenants OF tho Lease, 70 Be In the
usoa form o. foy Leases heretofore en'ered into by the
Tks ss Tor each Of the shove named Fere. b. made
20 conform 70 the requirements OF the City Charter Ia relation
Lessee or eseel inst he or they viii coniati and manage To
:s.a ssay g ,ss. ss.s 40 .ssa Ias.
time BE- made passed b. tie Common Council or State
The purchaser Of The Ferry Lease snd IL sppeuiago' In
each case BE- required b. u tho time aud Place Of
~ snty .r of the amount bid FOR tie annual rent to ap
ply the o. the fut Quarter IN case no executes
80 will H. u,gs covenants oh-wise to be forfeited to
the Corporssu Tie WA be required also 20 furnish "a OBJ
gston ct tie sgme time. executed by two suetes 10 th
effect thai be viii bond With snfuIies to be up
proved by the Comptroller for tho pancua payment OF tho
auae yearly and ie TIC -thi. execution Oh 'he COW
pcr-e the Bord End Revenue stamp g d pd ~
ho 5sr and expense ghlieyor l. e. be ncad by
o.. orpors0n for or in connection with the Per SIP or
Buthesd premises proposed TO be leased during The term
OF the rssr . III, -,
shoua the @, ts above named Fees or either OF
them b. purcs,si by parties other han the present "-s
they viii be required IN accordance with the provisions oil
tie aws OF Stat. 90 purchase 81 r appraised valuation
houd the prrsen, se o2a's, buildings
aid dAtur.s fof tie purposes u afcfy aid Nar
10 be liked b. persons selected by Tie old and new Jesse Ia
cae tho pIos cannot to tho amount to Dc PAD Tor
thr sane.
The Lease shall ESQ contain covenant requiring each Ferry
Bot 10 hys .a-aed - ~ hrs sppaaius OF osco
puup with not than 40 feat Of hOsa o. the quality ud
duI.iou. :, that l by the Fire Department Of tue Guy
OF York ard be used for the eNngaisnment Of hf"s
rrnured by Chief EnsiueeT h assistants 81
~. Fr g,naat % the CITY 81 Sewioi. for which sery'
Ice. be Le.r~s ,ha receive Twenty Dollars per hour for
e hopr engaged and tmo 70 h. conned less than QUO
hour. MATTHEW A. DhFNN-A4'f Nohptioi'f
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gcparinersbip Noiitss.

MR.. ISAAC KIP, JR., ret!res from our
w firm this day by limitation and mutual consent INC
busiresi,yn b. CONDUCTED by ANTHONY w. MORSE ana
J. CADY BROWN AundeT the saIno name. .ou,,, ~
New YoTG March l6, 1854. NURSE a. oS
NOTICE.-The Copartnership heretofore OK
listing between John w. Towt and Louis W lowt Is as,
soyed Mn John W. Towt having retired LOUIS w. lOW
win continue tho business under m name OF the store NO
g Beetfnan-st-Sew-YoTk, March 10, ltIS
NOTICED. +. HOWES has withdrawn
from the Agency Of the SVsUre Line Of Bsrges on the
Hudson Ryer at NegYoIA Toe Agency VIII DO hereafter
pIE = 10 a. a. WEMPLE.
q. Z. REDFIEI.D.
Albany, Isrch 10, 1864.
No Al PIsR.sT, Egw YoEEi March Is, lgbi
FEyHE FIRM of EUGENE THOMSON d
GO la. this day been dissolved by mutual CONSENT tho
senior partner retiring from business Either partner wa sn
,u lou datioa AL book accounts and balances VIII DC Trans
ie''eu ~ '''o'' EUGENE THOMSON,
c. NJ. RUTTER.
NOTICE
Tho under signed have this day formed Co io'
the traps,ction Of q STOCK COMMISSION BUSINESo
under the name Of C. N. RUTTER Go:
~ w. c. ~. RUT'TFR
March l6, 1864 J.ED"Ahp MAStIN.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Department Of
~ Finance City Of Eew-Yofs. Office Of the Clerk q
Public notice l. hereby given to the OWNERS
MORTGAGES or PERSONS OTHERWISE INTER
ESTED IN tire LANDS and TENsMENTS sod tor UN-
PAID ASSESSMENTS dgrHg the month Of October lo5I
that tine DETAILED STATEMENT OF PROPERTY still
uarcdeemcd said sale pubshsd Ia The New York
Commercial Advertisor daily newspaper pr nted and pub
lished In the City Of N-wIork Copies be hid on spph
satiou At this dice w order Of the Comptroller.
AUGUSTUS PINpN Of
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nv HE IPPOT II T. A T RON
Il
Fourteenth.st., opposite the Academy OF MUSIC, ,,
Director COOKE
THIS FRIDAY, March Is,
GRAND MATINEE AT ~
EVENING PERFORMANCE at 8.
AND EVERY AFTERNOON AND ENENlNG.
TIE WORLD-FAMED
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS
WHOSE iSDESCRlkABLE PERFORMANCES
ELICIT SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER - $3.50
AND ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE.
THE WONDERS Of THE WORLD,
Who will sppear !n conjunction with tbs
DOUBLE MAMMOTH COMPANY
OF STAR PEDESTRIANS AND GfMNASTS
IdMFHSE SUCCESS OF The GREAT
ENGLISH SFEEPLE CHASE.
TWFNTY-FOUR THOROUGHBRED HORSES
AND TWEN1y-FOUR RIDERS.
L'ECHELLE PERlLEUSE, a LEAP FOh LiFE.'
OLD FAVORlTES AND NEW ARTISTS.
LENIATHAN PROGRAMME
or GENIUS, SKILL AND uUHDR -
TnE PRIcEs REMAIN A Usual via Reserved sals
- cents. Dress Circle q cents tChNdFen hall iicel AnPni
,hcae Is cents. Doors open afternoon at evening 81
Il Matinee eoIulneaees si evening performance al
O'Clock.
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NAB DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE CHIsP QgARrERNAsTHR ,
WARRINGTON ID. q. FeD. 49, 1874.

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE oP CHIsP QgARrERNAsTHR,
NAsnIACToy, u. e., teD. 10, 1854
4 UCT1ON SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HOESES.-Wi be sold At Public Auction, to the
highest bddos at the places and dates named below, viz
A; MiiFn. Pa, 800 Horses, Friday lth March.
Al Nuhansport. Pa, 800 Hofses. Tuesdsy, 9th March
az Altoona. Pa. 800 Horses. Friday llth March.
At New Brunswick, NJ j.. 30 Horses Tnesday 18th
March.
At Easton Pa. 900 Horses, Friday 18th March
Al Newark n. J.. go Horses. Tuesday. I'D March.
Az Lebanon, Pa. 200 Horses. Friday, 18th March.
a. Wikesbsrre Pa, 800 Horses Tuesday k9th Mach.
The,. Horses been condemned unit for the Cavalry
taryice Of the United Sj.tes Amy.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains may be
had
Horses wlfbe sold siney.
saes eyin at 10 No. and continue daily till all are sold
Terms Cash In United States Treasury Notes only
JAMES A. EhIN,
Chief QuRIterusasteI, Cavalry Bureau.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w FRIDAY EVENING, March n. 1864,
BENEFIT OF MRS. w. j. FLORENCE,
which occasion Tom Tsylors great drama
THE TlCkET-OF-l4EASE MAN."
for
THE LAST TIME BUT ONE
ryei for continuous number Of nights beyond precedent
on the New ork stage It still retains all the freshness Of m
hr atr action could be- performed r the remainder Of
the without any dnutop crowds that nightly
gather to this hester did not circumstances beyond ce"o
compel -
Mr.. end Mrs. w. J. FLORENCE
10 biny their engagement 10 close.
THIS EVENING,
THE TICKET-Of-LkAVE MAN,
with is splendid and beautiful scenery being tho -
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEENTH NIGHT
Of
Mr. and Mrs W. J. FLORENCE.
Door. open r. Carriages may DO ordered
al lOi o'clock.
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CORPORATION PIERS and SLIPS TO be
~ LEASED at AUCTION.-No,ice ia hereby given that
The Comptroller viii on MOSDAY, the 18th day OF March
lest II O'Clock m tho Cay Hall lease, on bids at
public auction. tho DOCKS PISBs and SLIPS belonging to
the Corporation Qhe rcse. Of which heye VIII expire
the hrst dy May 1851 for the term Of ave yosIs from the
fr,t day Of Nay. 1874.
Catalogues containing the description location ard terms Of
SALE may be- sd upon application TO tho Collector OF City hev
euur, this office, whore ps viii also be shown Of the
Aforesaid WJAHyES PIERS, &c
MATTHEW Il. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City CT New YORK, Department. Of Finance, Comprolers
Office Feb. 26th. 1864.
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OfYcE OF rHg GRocKRs' FIEr ISsrB.Scg COMPANY I
No. a. wALLsr NSw. OK March l. 1854.
9th DIVIDEND.-'Ihe Board Of Directors
- have this day declared SEMI-hNNUAL DIVIDEND
Of FIVE ~ PER CENT on tho CAPITAL STOCK Of tie
COMPANY, payable demand, free Of Government Tax.
JAMES PLATl. Secretary
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Jutcrnal Repenue.
STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
1 ed Collection District, n. Y.-ANNUAL TAX No
qCF Notice hereby given that the annual List OF fanss
assessed In this Collection District lor the beginning May
Isl 1853 has been received from the Assessor ard that the
Duties T,Ye, aud Licenses therein specified have become doe
and paynbe viii attend personally or BY deputy a, ny
Office No. 10 Broadway daily ir,eep 90 sunday. io,o "
MARCH 1864 from 10 O'Clock to O'Clock p n to 70
ceive the 80. NJ r.,
r.ses Yachts, Billiard Tables Licenses and Oh Incomes Zoe
the year l6ok. -,
All who shall neglect TO pay the sums due oy them
respeevelv according the Tia, Aforesaid within the A
herein -p-cihed viii the expiration thereof become hAos
20 psy 7a pY Additional upon the amount efeo
cpting the Incomes which viii be liable to an sdoi"e
of ont by- Der cent Dated he~York March q, lab+
SHERIDAN SHOOK, Collector. SD District N T.
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Sales bn Auttion.

A j. BLEECKER, son d Co., will sell at
M Auction. THURSDAY, March a. at the Exchange
Saesr0om. No. Ill Broadwsy,
SCI VACANT LOTS:
ON IST-AV AND 52D-S F-One Lot, y w. cor OF lat av.
.nd sd 25x0o SD A. severed 10 within 90 feet Of lst'
sy., moulding ten feet OF tbs lot . ~
On i6rHST-Four Lots on = side, commencing 30 feet
pest Of st av 25xO each llttsi - 100 feet WIDE cubcd
ruttsrrd and sidewaked; gas and Croton through Il.
Man &c. n Aucione,Ih' Oi.0e
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pOOK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 400
D Bwsy nearly opposite s.. Nicholas Hotel GEO A LE
WITT Aactiopecr by j. z. Cooley Consyumens solicited.
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Amusements.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE SUCCESS or TIE
APH II O A:
OR THE
SPIRIT OF BEAUTY.
With Brilliant and GOreeoa, Scenery,
GRAND E eeRSs fS b. appropriate Nude
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET,
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER
ILLuMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL wATER
ILLUMiNATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER
ALLTHE BEAUTIFUL HUFs or THE RAINBOW.
Surrounded with
LIVING FAIRIES AND GORGEOUS FLOWERS
LIVING FAIRIES AND GORGEOUS FLOWEkS
THIS FOUNTAIN WAS IMPOkfED FROM EUROe1
THE FIRST + Fv VI i9I sEGS n fPs COUNTRY
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SPECTACLE
witnessed Oh this continent.
'''' ' And" And EVERY 'ESENING q. u o'clocA
MR. HARRISON,
me Connie 'nd lmpronpu Singer sPPe'rsa each perform
THE TYRoLEAH WHISTLER,
on BIS three whistles at and on the iyroesn Fs0
To be seen a, all hour, every Day and evening.
TIE, TIE FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS,
THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN.
60" ''', ThE T%o ELrlN DwAnFs.
Tie hIL o lBd k ~ and GA GRAST
''''' nj JAPAsE Hs MAXIM Hoo ana : m A
rus T' o @GHF oF NSv NaN wax M9NkS
GEN. TOM THUMB ond WIFE, COM MUTT and Nh
ME WARREN in their wedding costume, which they wet
at tho General marriage, Feb 10, le53
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOCS,
from Colorado Territory. The only specimens OF these
animals ever see IN this region.
THREE sPECKLED BROOK TROUT,
EACH WEIGHING OVER FOUR POUNDS
A MONSTER PYTHON
tho great dragon of the Ecst, and
OTHER MONSTER SFRFENTS,
ROBERT HOUDINS AUTOMATON WRITER
EDUCATED SEAL which plays MUSICAL LSl80
MENT and million othfr wonders.
cents Children
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! BI,FECKER. son * Co. will sell al

A J. BI.EECKER, son X Co. will sell at
N. suction on THURSDAY March "a 1864 NJ y O'Clock.
Al The Exchange Sslesoom No. Ill Broadway Trinity Bald
hgl. n. Y:
On 2D-AvsSuH-5 valnsbe Houses and Lots commencing
w. Of Let 3story brick, brown stone hrss
fory known Nos H. TO- g. - Is lduy IN very g9oo or
der hsYs III the modern improvements. PossestlJn sy l.
t0o4, eIce ptilg store Oh the corner. ..
on CHRISTIE THE valuable Property on ne west sde
Between Rvngon and StantonsG. known Nos isr ana
100 Chr.i-s sire 5OxlJ0 with passage way Tor carte nom
RTudsnst. Brick Building, used IS Steam saw ~ u
with power Throughout; originally butt oi soap iHo
cory Fer uaps &c apply the Aucti0neer No n Cedsrs
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A. J. BLEEcKER, AncdoneeT.
4 ARGE SALE Of PROPERTY in the 18th


I ARGE SALE Of PROPERTY in the nth
u and lsrH WARDS OF this CITY.-A. J. BLEECkER
SON Co viii eel at auction the following valuable LOTS
busiest and active Ecfhborhoods Of New York. The
title TO tie whole property unqueonabe snd the sale viii
b. Peremptoy 10 take place at the Ehchsnge SsesIoom
No III bIoadway Trinity Budingl on WEDNESDAY the
23i March inst at u o'clock 10 per cent Of the purchase
money csn remain bond sud mortgage Of the prenle.
AVENUE BIS Lots the east side Of Avenue b. between
18Th snd l6hs each 70 feet 10y % syenue paved sewerage
and the walks tagged.
Eth and iShsts ncudng the two corner Lssl eSeh lot ~
FEET by 3d.
AVENUE B8 Lots on the side Of Avenue b, between
1874 and lsth-sis. (incudng coners) each 2jsS
AVENUE c. Lots the west SIDE Of Avenue C. between
18th ana 6,h each % by W feet avenue paved and walks
XvryuE ca Lot: on ives. side Of Avenue c. including
southwest corner OF 18th st each 70 ~.
AyEAUR D9 Lots the wo,t side Of Avenue d. between
l3h aud 4bs Including the lot each lot % by
89 except the corner lots which are each 229xiG.
1THs fggsTS Lots the north side Of Sthst adjoining
l5ti-s. Is paved and tagged.
NTnsTRrET8 Lots tho south side o. 9Th St. adjoining
the above named lots ia the rear each - by 1895 lfth
is severed paved, snd tagged
1STH sTaEETl Lot the north side Of l5h' IS feet east
Of the los Avenue - p feet by 1895 iSh't is severed
paved and walks tagged.
lGIRsrRExr Lot north side Of lGhs 90 feet east Of
Of Avenue IS, 20 feet bys2.
Of Avenue b. each lot rs Tee; by & excop; one lot which 20
1y.
i7rHsrRREr-6 Lots on he north side Of l7h. between
Avende j. aud Avenue C. commencing 9 feet from Avenue b.
each ~ by " f-et street severed, paved cubtd, and gut
tered and the walks tagged
l3fH kT2J Lots the south SIDE OF lSst, comlTs
Ing between 1tn and sth each - feet BY
y. street severed paved cubed and guieed aud the ~as'
h4ssed
i8Tm sTREET-3Los the north ide Of l9th-s;.
ing SO feet eat Of Avenue b. each lot rs by " feet street
18TH RRKTS Lots on the south sid9 OF 18th A. directly In
the Of the as; described and Of the same dmcnsons
Asps u the above valuable property may be obtained Of the
suetioneers, sieT the lih int at iheir oce No. n Cedar
St.