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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
rosIE EpENs T HEs FAST WsSK 81
P r9ar o 81 G cTpJo.s GAVE GAVE.
founded on TrowSridge popular nSve, cUDJos CAVES
cudjo. On Eseape1 con,raoand Jsm.ss
:sri Minnerch Dutch Lad. Mas AlioT1
Supported 81 ii. enr: company VIZ = :
Act I'M. yiliars Home; the Plantation La Tqpssqus
pSs!'G "a. and
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4: male; :..s ,:: : ..4
n4nths-neyer before exhibited
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THREE rAbEsxuu 81 MovsS wx4 2rcgsna
GrP s e aFs s HS1 x 1Hyhs
from c..r:ss $!s !: e q: . ..
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DIP POTHRATRON
IL AND NEW YORK CIRQUE
Fourteenth street, opposite The Academy Of MUSIC

sp s sew opp a1st Is. Of xu
As sS1 sv sssP sSa IE1sE:e sd LOO
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MADAME cARoLrYs,
ana me highly educate: HsI Pss5Tform s s1rss
First time Of the Oriental Equestrian Gpsssas6e ..
THE BrvoUAo ON THE DEssRr
NEW PETITE rAxroxrxs.
N'~ '''" OF 's sssok ANTE %s4oHro MARQUEE.
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previously approached Z this city which justly no
ties n "a SRsF6sFR.'o' . '' styled
MARVELLOUS AND
EVERY wEbsfsDAf 1siss skfuspAr AT ~
NO ADVANCE In PRICES.
s:at s'i Dss1: zen. Ssss::
III evening IA
WINTER GARDEN.
The ms.assns., Ia. sincere plsssurs ~ Annoasssg
pre-. and Of many a ne . is%i;:i; sS5orr
spa. he should appear Sefors The close cf the season
rss Of his sakspssean and standard rspSssssts
lions b has 'i sas sSfssff fss IS
'a' winter oardip IS; ar' e s's Vim take place -
On which o'os''o. . al htVRi.i i isTsas rosS
Seats may new .. secured ALAi'
FAREWELL READINGS
IRISH AND Am s1Gnsr POETS
KISS Exezsx Esxoxps,
On WEDNESDAY, tHtE sSisa T ~. 1891. >, .soe.
Tches 81 cents
4 THING or sEAurr q. A JoY ron RvER
In rHs soWnh or EDEN
THIS beautiful life szs picture h open day and s.eninya
ss,s Ias..s s AS. s s'0 sis~ s9s's sos.ss
fsniinss Of ths Dusssdsri school. Aisly imported,
NoHcEETs LECTURES, grc.--HorE CHAPEL ~
os.s -, m.y I. ss. xoSss III rsss.
UvASrRD-A GENTLEMAN Win $50 OF srsy
oan xaasss rs sr r.. sa asy. Mscrs,s ~ a. s
Also "a apars,us from Europe for sale cheap. %
pANJo AND no DANCING rAveaTSsI J2s9
so"as % ,.. asS,:1, s .ss. FERNS ssas d
:''s Cal s "a he ss sss ~ S1Esiis' aaxss
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AxERIcAs ACADEMY or MUSIC. ,u,, s.,,u,.
ost tsPd agfIGfs sE HHE 90 49,
FOR THE isSfssT soHHiss SSFO STATES
s.Sss at Ssnss L
that they will commence . r. the e. .rs,c
on gaS sHss SSs,s ss nSs|S
s: 3: s:s os:
81. r o 70 e'% n ss, ii
csnpsay r: ss'i..: ga :asa..sis. ss..ssa y
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ss y: !o;. ::
eondactsr: EsspaiS ssi,n.. S ana Ssri
sss & a:: .n% oS
ss';a Eas:a.R:1 si
a:'s Boz:
'isS s:n::@ss E issss
Ms z: GA@pe:lI Second ssrsons-Nr. WIN. sisais.
The pcrs Chorus ccnsss Of enc hundred ssec.sd .ns
err Nth corp. O. 4. amateur
AZ. @ @ sf
and os:s ~ 20;
rTk s sEs; ;f.a 81
SoTRE DANE OF RARIs:., By W. HENRY Far.
subscription sheet for six OPERA NiGiifsib. p,r
formaHes TO b On Mondaya Wednesdays and Frdays Of
sussesTFTioss rs? sSs !HH ~ sssEs OF SIX OPERAS
Bl0Hr DOLLARS,
which viii secure reserved In the Parque Parquet
F's .a HEE d sissssHz. , SlET DOE
hs AID Ii: :aS:o1Sss: shah Sa a'
on Ws snsf EVENING THE 9TH OF NAY,
's 81 WI 2Ehn1 HENRI IL fSV Fs Acrs'
49, ysrILrp
ch fNENE Rah II f Hf f oFEsa.
Esmcralda lsopranol. Mad Comte Berchard
Gudnie .tContralto) Mrs. Jenny Kempton
Dom Frollo .tBartonel... MI. 5. o. Campbell
9uasmodo. Bass) Mr. Edward sssuin
cSaru. 81 Mobiles fop. o rs s % ~ sr v
nifty Other persons In the dramatic spcctaclethe King
and his Court, Margaret OF Flanders, and Flemish Am
bassadsrs Ecciesastcs pses Mountebants and others
SCENERY &C
Acr FInsrTbs Square ia front Of the Cathedral OF Noirs
Dame which forms The rear or the scene screened 10 the
upper portion BY tiumphal floral arch The Cathedral
accurately painted proportions and details from i'm
gers Photograph, BY Mr. Hawthorne assisted ~ Aesss
The Mspson on the left Of the stage designed painted
BY Mr.. Richard Smith. The FLORAL Arch By Mr. Otto
Kchrwieder The Banners BY Msssrs William and Charles
Xcr sscoso-Ineror of the Belfry Of No,re Dame paint
Esmsrsda . Cottage on tho bank Of the Seine.
Acr FoUnrHThe subtsrranean Prison Of the Palace or
Psrspecsy. vsx o. So,rs Dame aud par, Of Paris BY
Russell Smith.
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SALES AT AUCTION. sH
ALBERT HAYWOOD AU0fIONKER
BousEHoID sEH18 EN3

ssfH H1sS vs. bvG GGSii5sssa
HousEHoLD ,u,x,rr..
PIASoFoRrE. DRAWING ROOM YURsiTTUaE. en-
VELVET sR
-, DsEs 6Ss1 ASD 1 ssssfs OHM sAsEs
and many rare ~ f1s Articles q '''a
betw cen Filth and Sixth aveuues
"a: iss q
Che assss md richest Of Houss6od Fnrnus
&cy offered at auction this season Sale peremptory,
with Ssae q the est sns Sets W
sereary and rs sass
% sr naa d n .Ds s
bic saiaary BonSc Figures Oh Paintings. by eminent
~ sosEwoop
os
Es I'll: S.:s: s sss
LINEN rosewood and walnut pressn Bureaus Bsdssads
. ssn sses Ss o sa csss
TTans' Io %ss
&
Aston House, s. Nicholas Or Metropolan Hotels leaving al
article must Ss removed mnsdiasiI after the sale
%Ssas
Al Public Auction on Monday, May
asw 4 n s6t A. srffe STREET
Ostwesn Eshhand Ninth avenues. sale commencing 10Y
SE sSfa OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANosoRTE
sRoszx AND oKsoIu cHASPSGfEhS,. s ,.s'
eEvREs AND DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS 49,
sRocADK AND LACE r rat4 Afs aAsIE. MIRRORS
OIL PAINTINGS BIZ EfHsssHIf asGs5S snAruAax
BOOKCASE hN G SESTR kN svER WARE
Esg5ssEvp5B gAs E.ss Ti$
The s.s SSpmpre Of the css ana sano
b. An
r nsn 1se Fun Suit, Of rosewood p.ro,
IL
IN elegant instrument with round beautifully
% issra q
v sss ssss'Ss
~ pure Hair Mattresses from " to pounds made to or
pSss sss:
Ivory and Silver Ca.ery Forks Spoons 4c with heavy
q endanss PACK snip goods purcaasers
AUCTION NOTICE POSITIVE AND PEREMpToRY
as E sEp Ok pAR s RfS
tARPkTs, PAINTINGS, BRONzEs, ELEGANT PIANO.
THs fTE sh og5 % 6 o 4aa H Gas DC
TO Be s SSs5 WIFI %1ffi6 s!avG RESERVE
This Monday afternoon at O'Clock. ct No. 152 IVES
Twenty between Seventh and Eighth avenuest
costly Works OF Art offered public auction this
One elegant double suit rosewood Furniture three coora
made to order two months ago; one Suit
Fables Turkish Lounges with Armchars to match; superb
Panoforte, mable top Music Cabinet Stool
embroidered 800 yards rich Carpet
elegant rosewood Eaeres style LOUIS XIV four superb
Bronze Chandeliers costly Bronzes Mante Vases and
Lace Curtains Shades collection Of largo
SLEEPING ROOMS, DINING ROOM AND HALL
Rosewood Bedsteaas Dressing Bureaus Spring aud Nall
Chars Beds Bedding Sofas so. Bedssesds Oval Mrrors
rosewood Hall Furniture, &C. Sale rain or shine.
HENRY r. WESTCOTT. AuOioneer
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AMUsE MHUTu.

oAnnEML OF huslo-lTALLAN OPERA
The Director having DECIDED 10 eos~ the Ae.ssmx - ~
Ke rAher teAn 70 submit 70 unreasonable axsCtts~n
trsm poruon ot me chorus
holders 70 csi ~ the Once OF the Acadsmy where thss
ney VIII 90 returned on the restoration sf tasiI ucks
NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Prophet .,...... .. M on r,O.--<
MONDAY EyhkIs9 MAY :, 1874. " IA3Afs
GREATEST NOVELIY OF rHk DAY
Engagement for Inn led period celebrated ta.a
dramatic actress and eguestrlenne.
whose trumrhs In the Great West has bean marked by
Revival Of the gorgeous spectacle OF
MAZEPPA;
sw Z AH Or T8u Win HoRsK TARrARv.
MISS KATE VANCE
win appen IN her unapproschabe approximation o. Ma
tu which characs she win ascend aud desosnd
and from the extreme height OF the theatre slss mAktas
- PKRfL0Us YLraHT
Entirely around the first circle Of boxes
while bound 70 the back Of the
WILD MORSE OF rARrARY.
Miss Vance will Introduce for the hrst time In New fork
- > - =, - DON JUAN
educated expressly for her by the celebrated William Dcs
who extensively being the BEST horse rauss In
this country
CHARCOAL BURNER.
N MRS W ~ JONES.
MISS KATE NEWTON QBo BROOKE0,
Mr. a. LINdARu MR. NARDBN. MR.. dLAHSFORD.
TEDDY TIE TiLBR
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NEW SCENERY, NEW MUSIC.
ORIGINAL BAREBACKED srEED.
TUESDAY EVENING, May s.
the performances will OF (for the drst time a this
theare) the c0modietA entitled
A HANDSOME HUSBAND
LOYALINA.
Doors open tx. Performances commence at ~.
Seats secured days a advance
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/ UcTION NOTICE. -sPECIAL AND PEREMPrORq
GALE OF ELEGANT
H0rshHoLD FU REiTuRE,;

Tha day Monday afsernoon), 81 O'Clock. At No rs West
Eighth Sxth consisting Of handsome
Earpes one elegant Pasior SUIT richly carved covered in
fch French crimson and gold bocatel do covered IN
green and crimson silk reps one Turksh suit pieces
Esos Curtains rosewood Stool Covsr PAran
lad China Vases bronze Clocks OH rantings Tnrkish
kach walnut Bsa:ssda bureau spr!ng and BAR nas
fable, Dining Chairs rich Out Glass China AID Slvs
"s'e' '.o' o''''''' ERNEST ROTH, Auctienssr
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MORRIS WILKINS.
M HLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
HANDSOME MIRRORS. CHANDELIERS, ETC,
AT AUCTION.
y. b. LUDLOW co. will sell nj auction % Tuesday,
Nay 10 ~ ecook 81 II West Nine.eenth street, near Fifth
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE--Ai the Furniture con
tanned ed house. c,nsstins in pert Of elegantly carved
Mante nirrcs carved rosewoed Ri.nofore black val
wood and black walnut French Bedstead Paasses Nat
ress~s Pilsws Bosters &C. Brussels Velvet, Tapestry
and Ingram Carpets Oitcioths &c.
Naka In 4 favd aya
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MORRIS WILKINS, AucrIoNEER;
ON BLEECKEa AND FouRTH STREETS.
AT AUCTION.
r. H. LUDLOW 4 90. win sew .. auston on Tuesday,
May ut II o'clock 81 the Exchange Sassroom. Ill Broad
way Trinity Building New York
CARROLL PLAGE (B,eecksr streeD.
The handsome four high soop bick House and Lot
No. 10 Carroll place, between Thompson and Laurens
streets 10 ~ ~ Nh ss GTseSsoa aTnErrs
The valuable Lot with tho front and rear Buildings
thereon southeast OF Fourth Thompson
Los "a BY 90 feet Of the proper rented until May
Hsps &c. Il The ONCE Of The auctionesrs No. spine st.
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WANTED TO pURoHAsE-A SLACK wALEpv
" Bscscsss With thres Or four drawers heisw werh 30
erssc Address ". oska uerall viuve.
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.
Px1 ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
1Fins Chandeliers Velvet and Brussels Carpets, &c.

3. IT. LUDLOW CO. Win sell at auction. on Tuesday
May 1854 at II O'Clock. a. the residence No. q Unon
place. Fourth between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
stree all tho elegant Furniture contained said house,
consisting part or ebony and ri Parlor suits
blue silk emboidered carved rosewood
Bull Cabinets Tables and secret.es rosewood
Plate Pier and Mante Mirrors rich console Tables elegant
walnut Dining Room Suit In green reps; fne marble top
Buffet pillar Extension Table rich and
wanu! Sofas Lounges and Easy Chairs n ermson reps
molresa Giaco Dressing Bureaus Washs.ands walnut Ii
bray Furniture large Hall Mirror. Pallasses Hair Mat
Bosters Pillows oak Cottage Suits elegant gilt
Chandeliers and Fixtures Crockery and Glass Ware, rich
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a pRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
"A hAkpsoME HOUSEHOLD Iu RNIIURE q auction;
ADRIAN H. MULLER, n r. WILKINS d CO. will sell
p aucsico on Tuesday May 3iS4 s ioh o'clock, ., No
A assorinsns OF Household Furniture censsus in part
Of rosewood Paror Suits In broate rosewood Chairs
marble top Tables, Sofas Tcte Arm Chars, Sofa
Fables. Esserea &c bask walnut Extension. Table French
Palasses Mattresses Feather Beds and Bed
ding China Glassware Brussels and velvet Carpets Of
Crossleys best make, Oilclotha. &o &C., &c.
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4 RARB cHAMCE FOR HOUsRKEEPERs.-sUPBRB
"A Househo6 Furniture rcr safe Z. sacrifice. family
ali the Furniture &C. In their residence l13 west
twenty third street. near Sinh avenue Pansorc ParoI
Carpets Doerase Mirrors, Dining Room and
Chamber Furniture On SUITE; Ia use seven months.
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1LYMPIC THEATRE.
~ Dfoctre mrs joan Weod
MONDAY EVENING MAY 2, 1864
~ BENEFIT
Mr.. FRANK DREw
On which OCCASION will be presented Tor the first time
this Theatre the Comic Drama entitled
HANDY ANDY.
Gas performed by him In the Theatres Royal England,
:. Ireland and scot,andJ
Squire kgan. Mr. France; Squire Murphy Mr.. q. II.
Clarke; O,Grady, Mr. Owsns Turong. Mr. Q. r Pars.
Nance Miss A. Harris CONAN Mrs. sedicy Browne Fanny
Dawson. Miss Hill; Mrs Egan, Miss walters
THE RxTRAvAGANT EXTRAVAGANZA
entitled
MAZEPpA;
FIERY UNNAMED ROCKING HORSE.
In which
MRS John Wood appears .olinska
Mr.. Frank Drew. .Casslner
With
Messrs w. Davidge j. II. Stoddart o. T. Psrsoe. Jr, T.
0wens Miss A. Harris, Miss j. Walters, 80.
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w small quantity Of moderately gesd pasIsr rurniturs
9th the privilege of purchAsnG hereaftsri w sve good
vsucs s,orey nesdrd Cen ~ tnsempsy photograph gal.
rry $50 Rr0adw- e-tt Nror betwcsn t0and III hfs
ina lr~.a rson 100 International Hoe.
"A
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A PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIA0E-CON.
"A tanning ueary $40 pages and $50 nns plates and
cravings OF tho OF the human state OF
health and disease with treatise early errors M DO
authors plan only rational
mode Of shown by the report Of treated.
marriage who would know their physical condition Sent
stamps or postal currency Address Dr. La Croix 81 Maden
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MEN MUSIC.-"THE UYINV MMHH,' UNE VI
IN the sweetest published
(Chorus) Have you darling
Die the battle field,
Far from home, sad and lonely
Have you your boy 10 shield L a.
This Struck Me Moher very t0ucf1ng and
beautiful suggested BY seeing little girl take the hand
dead brother and looking nj her mother through
her tears said-"This hand never struck me, mother.
perfect and from the OF
popular composer Mrs Pakhurst Price 50 cents EACH
mailed free HORACE WATERS, Publisher
AL Broadway. NY.
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NAATRIMONXgsWHY EvERl MAN SHOULD MARRY.
lN Why every woman should marry. All may marry.
TO know. read illustrated Marriage Guide and Medical Id
visor VIM. Earl M D., go pages Mailed everywhere.
New YORK.
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CT0RB FURNfTURE.-THOMAev RrTCn, AUCTION.
- eer VII se q wsdnesdsy NAY q 10 o'clost A. H.
way sp c:ira hs folIoEins pieces e sers
and shelves; sAewcase. ID feet long with s64ng saSSes
and - dswsvn white paint; three Csss each fest
long with aiding sas6es, white paint; oheivna feat
Ions y :sh. f high az: large Gas sscrs I
Counter ostsu steele large ssr ra.s.Sssrd Io1sS q,
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WILLIAM Writer'S. AUCTIoNRER. WILL SELL
w this day. O'Clock. st 45A Canal largo and
valuable lct of Household Furniture dc75 Velvet Tapes
~ nedaon stairs and other Carpets: two rich suits ct
Sofa Bed four large French plate pier and mante Mirrors
Bureaus; Washstsnas and Tables, mahogany end other
sters BEDDING 10 FooSers thsrs Tabes aofss and I'm.
snelled Suits Silver China Glass aud Crockery Ware OIL
cloths Clocks Shades Paintings everything
sarv FOR housekeeping.
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PERSON Az.

Drown WATAON.-INFORnATION wANTED OF
- Brown Watson formerly Of the city of Londonderry In
ireland who smsed from thence . New York about The
came sailor II no be living he hear Of something
greatly 20 his advantage applying either 20 Forrest Reid
Il no 30 dead. reasonable remuneration would b sven
for sauacory evidence OF the time and place of his DEATH
JOHN GRAY. ID Fulton street. New York.
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for g.. wa
= GIhRsoQaL sgssssR.
Mr. q. IisaARpt rS M T 3as Az dIlssToRS.
BS0ASSs4Ss To. @asaa corner of Broom. stree.
GRAND ofFSIsa NIGHT
MONDAY EvsSisa HAYS
~. SIMMONS,
40. ~...-.a, -, ssoAMorEUR.
Hermann S NJ q .ps SS.s e
70 distract .S. .tsnon u me AUDIENCE xSs hi.
arc being ''''rmsa 'ss s 5 assia y
lars: s::s .ssssh
'''' may % "''" J2rA isfs sAsor.
TOP sr ssSasss "a SJ s9FsEE THREAD
iSS FIR 81
The last three illusions hsvs been largely pracssd 81
and Il ha. been reserved iGS =; .eadsifai
{: y 6 . 4. @
large Of money has been invested In redtting ~
fhcatrc and
WITH 4. s AND
regime q James W.lack ESQ., stood FIRST In tho ssta-
PRISTINE BEAUTY AND POPULARITY.
'h' G%HsR IL OF MONEY
has been spared and the
MOST RKCHERCHE ARTISTIC TALENT
0s'a
with which walls adj dosignoA
and executed by the celebrated artist,
MR. A.. ERTLK
and assistants of 545 broadway.
NEW DROP CURTAIN
aud
nNTIRR NEW SCENERY
has been painted
Doors open at n curtain viii rise at precisely.
AN EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
| under the direction Of
JULIAN WYETTE Esq
PArquet and Dress Circle Reserved seats TOO Or
chestrs chairs 75c Family Circle Csc Private Boxe -
and SO, according to location. :
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MORRIS WILKINA AUCTIONRER.
M RxECUTOR'B SALK or
VALUABLE PR0BEkTT.

E. 4. LUDLOW CO. VIII sell At auction on Tuesday,
Nay IL O'Clock, at the Exchang Sassroom Ill Broad
way Trinity Puldng), New YorK:-
Mercer Strses-The valuable Lot Win ne tAree stcr2
Bading Of vest side. between Blescker and
Amity streets; lot Is BY 100 feet.
Is 900 remain mortgage or be paid o..
MAPS 4c. ~ the once Of the auetoneers, No. Pine
stseeS. NY
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DEEPENING OF (pOR SHORT TIME ONLY OAR.
N leys great National Paintng-washngtqn Irving and
his Literary Friends-at the Derby Galleries
way. Admission rs cents, including Sketch BOOK.
NIIBLO0 GARDEN.
IN LADIES FOR THE s8ALLHT WANTED.
Apply to Sigor Roazan Msitrc do Ballet stage door,
Crosby street.
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TYrn METAL AND OLD LEAD WANTED -CAsH
VII b. psid Tor few huadred weight II Typs Mssa
aedsh Lead Appiy ~ ne Assk u thW sfnce.
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vHN WNKLs sA wisANs vii se :, sno,op J,
Thursday. Nay 1894 At lo ~ the Furniture cont Elm:
ca ~ n1 % h sres r. ro.. ~.
In damask satin Curtains lined In s Tapestry Velvet
sewers. valuable Printing g. A. also large sssormsni
Tables and Stands Mattresses Pillows Feather Beds and
Bed Covcrng also tho usual variety Of Crockery ana
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PARTIES having cell win GET larger price for
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-02

EDWARD PRrTrNGFR. AUcTIoNEKR NO 70 WALL
~ street-Scs Monday Nav ct 10 O'Clock. contents OF
Liquor store of North Tenth aud Fst VIII
liansburg consisting Of hne Bar Fixtures Beer Pumps
Mirror Paintings CHAIRS Tables loo Box ten gallon Kegs
Stove and Gas Fixtures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-02

AEASON b HAMLIE's CABINET ORGANs-FOR
Nl families. churches and schools Recognized bv tho
Iodeops and All other small ora Ms See our Illustrated
catalogue for explicit testimony to their superiority from
sss to $500 each; CAUTION TO URCHAsERs-The
demand for them have induced dealers In 10
advertise quite different instruments Cabinet Organs
and other reed the same thing This not true
The exccleuccs Of Cabinet Organs whiclhave gveu
them their high reputation the result not merely Of the
superiority Of their workmanship but also n largo measure
OF essential dierences of construction which being patent
ed be used by other makers From these arise their
better quality and volume OF and capacity Tor expres
sion Every Cabinet Organ has npo. tts pane 6osrd Ia
full. the words MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGAN"
80 MASON BROTHERS.
, 1864-10-12
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, 1864-10-12
FROM HENDERSON COUNTY.
Exodus OF Missouri Cuerfllas to tho
nOraer Counties TO STUFF 1ne 93ulluI
BuXr4.

Especial Ufep1Ecn 10 t1e EQ1ca30 If10dlEsF
OQCAwEA JUNCTION. Henderson TO-
Via Galesburg, Tuesday, Oct. II, 1864.
Ttere are evidences That the Coppe1heads Of the
border counties are msklns preparations to Import
a large numhtr Of Missouri guerlllas, with the
arewed object Of taxing possession Of the boxes
and pol booke, anu thus defeating the will Of the
people IN tho forthcoming election. The evidences
thst Euch are the Intentions Of the Copperhead
leaders are complete aud overwhelming. Refugees
and gut rillaa coHe and 20 from Missouri and Ken
tucky, daily, without let or htndrance.
1t has teen suggested that this scheme might he
prevented II email body Of mounted men were
prudeutly used to look through the borders for the
nirc.eants who committed the murders on the
M,esou,i road, near Palmyra. Even inquiry for
there men would otter more from coming and
drive out dangerous charscters. and save this detp
oIegrace. The public would applaud the prospect
At the last election in Hancock county, when
the Judges challenged and asked the name Of a
man who offered 10 vote, be replied with defent
The Captain was notorious guerilla, but he
No loyal man desires to NEEDLE With the free e1-
preaefon Of the public will at the ballot boz, bat
III should mite to. remove and drive out these
h # he " battalion of The SD mounted Infantry,
cow stationed at Nashville. could be stationed III
uutubsl, Mo-, they could do much towards saving
complications aud even clyii war, which will be 1nev
TABLE II the contemplated GROSS frauds are perpe
trated at the ensuing election.
Tatee, who, have no doubt, will make such dis
positions a. will eaeetlally nip the schemes OF
ihe conspitutprs in The bud.