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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16
MR. cEssNA,s sPEECH.

The Union men of Philadelphia held meeting
in that City Saturday evening last, represented
as one Of the largest assemblages, since the mem
orable campaign of 1914. 1t was a grand out
pouring of people, determined to save and per-
petuate our glorious republic.-This meeting was
addressed by our fellow towasman Mr.. Cessna
Ex.-Gov. Pollock, and number of other distin-
g,lished public speakers but the speech of the
occasion, was that delivered by Mr. Cessna, in
which he has embodied in a very attractive form,
The patriotic sentiments he has uniformly express
sed, both in public and private, since and before
the commencement Of the rebeIlion-ae will,
next week, give our readers, if not the whole
speech, at least copious extraees from tit
ought to to be published in pamphlet form, by
the State Committee and extensively circulated.
Lewis Cass Denounces the Chicago Platform.
The Chicago Tra5uae Of "Wednesday makes the
following announcement
"We learn from undoubted authority that
Hon Lewis Gass prenounees the Democratic plat-
form q naest ignonineous surrender 10 the rebels
aud says chat he cannot support 1t.
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T0 THE young oR 0Lp.

Nate or feRafe if you have been suffering from, bbt
ndaiged in by the YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES. wbhcb
causes ~ many alarming symtoms 1t unfts them foy
Marriage and the Greatest Evil which can AefaII NJ An
3h NVAlAN. see SYMPTOMS enumerated ia Advertise
Hent and if ypu sufferer cut out the Advertia
ma send for i at once. Delays dangerous Asl g
.delnpolds take no other. Cure guaranteed
Be@are Of Coaateryeits and hnitattoas rtv1Iu
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA. pa

ise9ses OF the Nervous. Seminal. Urinaxy
~ ana Sexual Systems-new and reliable treanen;,,
epofts Of the HOWARD AssooIATIoN-sen mail
sealed letter enEelopes. free of charge Address DIR.
J. sKILLiN H0BGHT0N, Howard Association No
{! South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16
4 DNINIsrRAT0R.s N0rIcR

a etterS Of administration having been granted
y the Register Of Bedford county, to the nnler.
signed residing in Bedford Borough anon the
estate . Wilson Spide, deed ate of said Borourb al
ssn a'"ing themselves indebted to said estate will
make payment witbeuf delay and those having claims
aiAat he same wi present them properly auihentca
et toI ssi ie'aenf J. r. DURB0RR0W,
Aug stb. IS5t--6t Administra.o.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16
ESTRAY.

CtAME to the premises Of the subscriber in ST. Clair
~ township about the first Of June one stray HEIFER
with white back and blue sides Ne other marks Sup
posed to be about three years old The request
cd forward prove property pay charges and take
her awey. JOSEPH FERGUSON.
Anr I2-3t&
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HEM bold
Genuine Preparations.
COMPOUND EXTRACT
O E 3 u C = U
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCIyU.

For Weakness arising from Exeesses habits of dissipa
tion Early Indiscretion Of Abuse attended with tbe
lowing symptoms -
lndisposition ezsrtion Loss of power Loss of mem
ory Difficulty of breathing Weak Nerves. Trembling.
Horror Of disease Naketainess Diness Of Vision Pain
n the back Universal lassitude Of the Muscular system
IL hands Flushing Of the body, Dryness of the skim
Eruptlons OF the face, Pallid countenance.
There symptoms, if allowed go on which this medi
cine invariably removes soon follows impotency faut
epleptic hs IN enc Of which the patient may expire
no wlssay they are not frequently followed by
dreul diseases, insanity and consumption MANY are
aware Of the of their suffering but none viii
the records Of the insane assylums And melancholy
deaths by Consumption bear ample witness to the truth Of
the assertion The constitution affected with organ
ic Weakness requires the aid of Medieineto sreube
and lnyigorate the system which Hembolds exIaet bp
ehu invariably does. trial viii convince the most sker
teal.
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Immense Union Ratification Meeting--s Speed
OF Hon. JnO. Cessna for Lincoln,

PHILADELPHA,sept. u
The largest mass meeting ever heldin Philadel
pha since 1914, was held here on saturday eyed
ing last aud among the speakers Wa Hon JohI
Cessna, who declared MS purpose vote for In
coin and Johnston His speech was a nlasterl
one, aud produced most profound impression
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Estrav Heifar.

we'll Township, on or about the 7tb If seS,tnaIlP
hte and red spotted heifer the owner Is requested 10
Rr away, pas I ItrTr r = =
Il Sept. ., ls64r 81. 49,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16

We send out the INQrrRER this week with
much legs than our usual amount and variety Of
hands, Several interesting communications ed
itorials &c, would have otherwise been given.
The most noportaot oe them viii appear next
week.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16
OF a LOT. OF -GnpN
|T7Wo.THIRDs Of Twelve Acres Of CORN and Fop
/ DER standing, viii be sold
On WEDNESDAY,, August stst.

at o'clock, p NJ on Weaver B. cessnas Farm. six
niles south OF Bedford the Cumberland Valley Road.
pa Of POTATOES. Joseph & fsPGtsNIl Pc : 'Il'ii
Aug. %, 1S6A-1tg
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16

Don't LIKE MCCLELLAN. N Masters, Of the
Freeman S Journal one ofthe bright lights Of the
Peace Democracy in New York, is not at all enan
ored with the NJ Clella- nomination lie says id
his Freeman 5 .jouraat
Beggars must not be choosers. We are redu
ced as a people to . be2garly condition, aud may
therefore, take beggarly platform. 1t is not
even hall loaf but better the heel of a sour loa
of dirty table than absolute starvation. = Lei
no mistake be made as to the. facts NJ Glellan'
nomination fell on the west like cold equinoctias
storm. When it became certain that he would b,
nominated thousands of western men went home
in disgust. #gIf Mcclellan is for peace we viii
support him. If he is not for peace, then we alss
not for NJ Clellan. .
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16

How THBsE TRArroRs LOVE ON ANorHml
That the traitors Of the South aud the traitors
of the North understand each other we'll we sup
pose every loyal man IN the country, whether
North or South, by this time knows and feels.
The Chattanooga Re5ei, Of a recent date, seeming
to fear that there might be yet sone enc 50 blind
as not to be able 70 see it, spoke in this wise
We aiatle aicC2elta,, aud zee a,il,i,e Baett
also; we admire Valandighala pnl4. PC
tlle van at the start and has
kept his faith ever since
Any Northern Copperhead paper would just as
cordially say: I'VE admire Lee, and We admire
Beauregard also and we admire jeff Davis more
than all, because he was for slavery at the start
and has kept his faith ever since
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EAs.s tr VS..

'"o stray heifers of dark red color came to the
- premises Of the subscriber. the Ilth Of july
~ ~ est Providence township near Juniata crossing
me owner Is requested TO come forward prove proerty
ay charges, and take them awav
August 5th iS64-St Holm RTrcK
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE


Real Estate.
DY virtue Of order Of the Orphans Court Of Bed
ID ford county, the undersigned win offer for sale by
public outsry on the premises Saturday, the sth day
Of October A, D., 1864 O'Clock p M. the following
described Real Estate late the property Of George NJ Ho
singer decd situate in St. Clair township, in said COM
~, VIZ
10. J. The mansion place of said deceased, contain
ing 235 acres and 64 perches measure, Of which
about 100 cleared and under fence and hyng
thereon erected two story large frame dwelling ouse
large bank barn. spring house and wash house, with
tenant house above them smoke house, dry house,
backsnith's shop and other out buildings. There are
two orchards this property, and falling spring
Of soft water.
No. .. tract Of land adjoining the above, contain
ing 70 and 36 perehes measure of which about
40 cleared under fence and having thereon
erected story log dwelling house with stone kitchen
attached log barn. spring house and other out build
ings. There upon the property orchard, and a
never failing spring Of soft writer.
TERMS.-0ne third Of the purchase money TO re-
main the hands Of the purchaser, lien upon the
land during the lifetime Of the widow Of said deed
the interest thereof be paid to her annually and the
principal her death the heirs One third in hand
the confirmation Of the SALE and the remaining third
in equal annual payments without interest secured
by payment nohds.
THOMAS S. H0LSINGEB,
September 3, 1se4.-ts. Trustee.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16

Baughman, Gump & Co.,
BLOODY RUNBEDFORD COUNTY, PA,
Dealers n all kinds Of Hardware Iron, Nails Stoves,
Tinwarc, WuaueH are, WINDOW G'ass, UIis, FaInts,
Bfusnes lamps Lamp Fixtures Bacon De-, &C. Per
sons building win ind it their interest give
ing.
We via pay the highest price in Cash or trade for
Clover, Timothy and Flax Seed
heat, Rye, Oats aud Corn.
Beans Dried Apples and Peaches.
1allow, csswaY, Feathers Wool and Rags.
Old Copper and Brass
GtFEUS CALL! GIVE Us A cALI4!l
Bloody Ran, aug u, 1864
A DNINIsTRAToRtsN NOTICE
"a Letters Of Administration upon the Estate Of Isaac
~ Inier. late Of Union Township deed, having been
granted by the Register of said County the suhscrib
rresidng in Blair County. Pa. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said Estate are requested to make
payment Immediately and those having claims against
VIII make the same known without delay
JOSIAH miller
Yug. %, Is64.-6t Admistrator.
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HEADQUARTERS or PROVOST Ma ARsHAL, :
srxTEBNTH DfsrRICT, PESS'A.
CHAMBERsBuRG, August 22d, 1864.
The Provost Marshal General directs notice to given
that inquiries all ordinary subjects connected with the
curolment draft exemptions. liability to draft, credits,
and accounts OF furnished should he addressed
the Provost Marshal Of the District which the business
appertains.
la the latter officer cannot give the information
sought he VIII apply to the Provost Marshal General Of
the Division State Answers may tu be secured more
promptly than by addressing the Provost Marshal Gen
eral at Washington. where important business often
prevents prompt to inquiries upon business Of
minor consequence. GEO. EYSTER,
Aug. 26,64-3t. Capt Pro- Mar 10Th Dist. Pa.
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no YOU WISH TO BE CURED !,

49, DR.. BUCAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure in less tban s0 da7s
the worst eases Of NERVOUSNESS Impo ency. pre1a,
ture Decay Seminal Weakness Iusanty and ali Urinary
sexual and Nervous Affections matter from what
prouecea. Price One Dollar per box Sent postpaid
~ mail on receipt Of order One Box viii perfert
the cure IN most cases. Address
JAMES S. BUTLER
jly 22-64,- 4,-3m. ~" AOiA
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16

THERE Is areport, not fully authenticated til
still another of the rebel guerrilla leaders, Mk
By, has been killed. The story is he fell in d /
with one Of his own officers on Friday last.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16

HoN. LOUIS w. HALL, of Blair ana Hon
KIRK HAdNEs Of Perry, were on The thinst
nominated as the Union candidates for Senators il
the 2lst district, composed Of the counties Of
Perry, Juniata Mifiin, Cen.er, Huntingdon an,
Blair, The Franklin Repository says Mr.. Hall
one OF the most promising young men in the State
and the Union party win rejoice that he is abou
enter the Senate again He was chosen in
Democratic district in 1859, and served With grel
credit both as Senator and presiding Officer. Il
1862 he was again candidate, but although carry
ing his own county by nearly 1900, was defeatt
by Clearfeld and Cambria He will at once tall
the highest rank in the senate when he returns !
it in January next Mr., Haines is most merritt
rious gentleman, an experienced legi lator, anda
most upright and faithful man.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16

The rebel general John Morgan is dead.
was killed in drunken brawl with a relative.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-16
Notice to TresSnasSArs.

HEREBY iorewarn all persons from TREsPAssTNG
on the Gro We Farm for the purpose Of Hunting FISH
closures :" " 'o "a
may20'64-Sm T. W SroNhrpp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31

WALLAcS's xxra, NOTICE
beg state that the performances at my theatre
TUESDAY
NEXT the "a OF February, viii be foe the
BENEFIT
OF the
SANITARY COMMISSION.
The whole OF the receipts will be given 10 that institutions
respectfully aud earnestly therefore, beg TO draw u
j W. WALLACK,
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NJIBLOS GARDEN, -
IN EXTRA ADVERTISEMENT
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
has the honor 10 announce that
HER FIRST BENEFIT THIS SEASON
VIII take place on
when abe will have the pleasure OF presenting
AN ENTERTAINMENT OF UNUSUAL ExCELLENCH
BOX Book now open.
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THE FIREMEN. Y
NERIoUs HNerxE coxPANY. MO- S-Ar A sPE-
cia meeting Of the above named company on Tuesday
evening. January o. n unanimously
Resolved Thss vote Of thaass y ssndersd 70 George
hrs In Cherry street Sunday imgersns yanusY =
youx srssssea assss,Arr. 'S"N ''sA'"''
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Boz Once open from g A. Il. t,l SIN
MR. K p AND MRS ini pi BxsNsY WILLIAMS
a.
sSss NAV rs S Ss sai x %
f rfhs4 bs sSEFtSe 4h hss ssA ass
MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
RIB "a sySs sSsSSs s 81
ssI.e seymour q ana Das Bryan.
LES 81 FIN EzssDS
r' and Drum 1s%rs 5fsA The Magic Echo
0 fsE sSss c6 ps '''
Doors oDeaatss a. ~ rIcrols % cents
WAN AMByRoH s GO 3 MEN \ ERIE.
AND EGYfTfar CARAVAN
$50 and iii Ereadiwsy. ''''''
Open from ioA 4w e y n w,t Aamaoon % cens
Of success OF hi. msmmota Geological enter
IMMENSE CROWDS,
fMaENsE CROWDS.
daily y s pS and ss
mssnaesncs q Tic interior aecofaoas The BIRDS and
q F1 sP s. ST FHaGdaEs
sy
elevate pleasure over Their Sodes MOI. one sD0 oe
''S' I'M Mo iis nETsRSooH Asb HiGIT
THREE d dkAN ~ P Hs FORM
With Ecphanis Ponies Monkeys. MaIos Lions Tigers and
s'pA STRICTLY moral. AND REFINED.
Animals and Birds OF every variety TO be seen At all hours
CrRcus. -BHoAD,wsAyy, Asppg I
RosDAx IyHsIss q %' ss:'
SEszE zEss 5 ESSSFs
|EE;E : : :EEs:|: :E;::
HASH ALL ALI BENsfDE,
h Xs64 n a1s and HossEsS 'A'A'
Those ''vst5 Is Sse1 81 sDsssar
Acs ssp SgsSioSE dSod E$sSsrDs
IN ssse @ the
presented this occasion win also Introduce the
80 MADAME LOUISE ToURNAIRE.
saa inc e0'fs S s;aiaSsSo II &c esoMsIsAnos
n'RSEs Hs StHEss
attached '0''he d HIGiDe' Esr r OF
EauESsssFFAARs!ssh Asb n At aHEhISA Skill
R Ss a4D4%R and the entire
B;E$:i ;:$ ::E$B :EEEsss
s Rssif s'if i Z Ss%%5HSi IN
HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE. BROOKLYN.
IL a. .
First week Of IL the re- ssSiG fs1Rss& Of
on. DEAD snor
aa~f0F'A, gGycsi aafFHst o E@orfoxs
PoMPEy MOORE T Bo,ce A1A "'s's''
THE HAUNTED HoUsE-A- Hughes
Doors open at OK: 70 commence nix Tickets IS cents
A RON VOCAL SOCIETY.
The Annual Grand
FANCY DRESS BALL
Of the above society AM lake place 10 the usually grand and
THURSDAY
February II. 1884
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
The different Departmental including the restaurant and
tie most COMPETENT members Of ana ne s
will be spared combine comfort with splsndor which
'ae society nA'sr' 'e' BALLS lss always characterized "
Among other prominent sssls%sn..
aq sA isf hIpsSa'
aIss g ana perform
THREE DOLLARS,
admitting one gentleman and two ladies'.
os sEsfy p sof,iaGs' s WOKE
Can be procured from members Of the society, Or the
Messra Beer 1 schirmer
from .ul O'Clock = H. until The 10Th OF February.
TICKETS TRANSFERABLE.
raR coMaITrER OF ARRANGEMENTS
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THB COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT
GERMAN IJEDERKRAN1 OF NEW YORK
VI This society will give Their annual
GRAND FANCY DRESS RAIL-,


" H aa s2f' SA Nh r Das ssT s saia.'
ss CITY % s.
so%nss tender .,:r.sSs ana
na % ss .ss ssss fis ss
w make Ss S s.nS X, A
xhe cs.rss y and
cderRranx Hail. has taken charge o. The restaurant and
70 give ali participants ample chance sup comfortably
the table win be set twice hafpast eleven and
sy.sss.s.s css ~ss Number lumber :.
can Be obtained only BY way Of Introduction through the
Oswald oisendorfer. II Chat VIM. yeushaus Il Cooper
Eas IA 5 balm "a E1chang. Q. z Is.or No swillam
a. vsrrslmsna. No 8 Han. sieismand Kaufman. %
si;. ssS' GB.: ;ss; :'':s
sii s;is css:! .S sissss s;;i'i'asi' s.'
M ssl..erso ssshsns. gl 4; o Eosa. Broad :srssS
i1 4ssss ~ @ xvi
VIM Peters y willis% \. seSaSsrs % springs
ssy.d :Ss q ss
aesa ssa ,Si no ih''' tickets are
cheek sssehed sSs Ticket must be retained y The
holder and shown 70 the committee on demand while in
O. 4 4. Ss 20 as n
'''''''' control VI" . Gsoscs SsxBAc, secretary
Ar AsrsR EMIL MoLLENnAuER.
AVA vlcnist telght years oId1,
t4M 81 VIII have the honor 10 give his fAM
.tHt FIRST GRAND CONCERT
AT tsibIG 1 sALooS
ON xoSpAx EsI vassisa. FEB. 9 1894,
Assisted ~ Che following very sminsn, srtists-
Madame MARIE ABBOT, soprano. HtNa tfyE
m Mr. GEO. LxN0ARp,A Tenor. lN tG 0AA ax44
~ Mr. ErATrISQM Ps si vu .rss vp,pl,,.
r. sst Y! SYSaI ssssss' s::i:
li.. = 81 sss !. ~ i.;
msr Bros seymcurs q Nassau street -----------.-
crkREoscorrIcoN.- fHn LADY, WHO sINr
- nuch splsudd 70 the manager and proprfetorn
81 sks Nsnsioik sterecscopccn - Hope Chapel permit
them - publish ~ :. - -.---
n RANp nAsouRRApE.-ALL PERSONS DBsfRoUs
vI III MAKING good appearance tetber comic fancy
a masquerade should 90 one 81 bUNkERS new Cos
unea The nnest assorten Of Dresses. Wies CurlA &C.
ieo Fourth Serceh near sissh avsnuss
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AoAnDEMx or nvsIc-run ofnn.,
The public snd the patrons he opsrs are res.scfo,
Informed that tlc director viii reopen ~. Aon1smr N
ITALIAN OPERA
OonsstiDg OF sixteen regular Opera nienta ,rA s 49,
place during the coming month Of February i5,s
The first representation win be
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEB / ATH
whea viii be prodvced Petrelas aud brihsy opesa ID
actss OF
lone OR,
THE LAar DAYS or POMPEIr
with ia splendid mise scene
lf AND TbE GREAT ORIGINAL CAST
lone ............. NINE JO3EPilfNE MEOORT
Hida .................,...M MILE HEHkfHTTE 9UJZEH
Oh auco SO FRANCISCO kAZZOLEhT
Artsces. Observation-Disclosures ZIG FERNANDO BEIsLlNf
Bufbo. ..........s......s..ss+ $40 HANNIBAL BIAoUL
Bsiustio Relehzsdt
Codo. Herr Muiw
Dr-e ,................ Mile Miiaow
Conductor ..............,-.....4+. Sig y NUNO
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY end FRIDAY
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY 6.
A
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m b. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER-BY TAYLOR BROTH.
~. ERS-w sell auction (unless disposed of
private sae) Wednesday Feb ~ at IL O'Clock n the
Exchange sslesroom. Ill broadway that elegant brown
one Cottage House and lot the corner OF
court First place. being Of tile desirable
localities ia Brooklyn ne view or New York
arbor ami surroundings lot 32lS5 feet title indsputabe.
Nassau street. or Of "A. VAN. NOsrRAND. owner 1913
Pearl tteet. 100 sN'
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NfBL0'G 0AuDU9.,e aa AZ f.o....-s.
''f so oaH fp vEEY' foURfn WEEK
ON MoNpxx ivEyIEo, rEIRUARx 1. .sM
AND EVERY EVENIN0 DURING THE WEEK.
cHhss nn2 HES bsSE
eInosiedged ~ houscs crowded from pA<quet " eens
TIKI oEsArEsr rnIymen, AoHiEysD rog vEAEs;
IN their ltfcliko portraiture OF 80 49,. s44ss.
IRISH PEkSAKr LIFE
,.4s. ;. THE CONNIE soOoAH'
overcoming ard hundreds nightly obliged 10 retire,
able 70 get . GLIMPSE OF the STAGE Hr
Alb THE bEAUflkuL TAHLgAyx oo,.n
original. - = -
.rn. , THE WATER SCENE
6URPASsINo pn hATURALN sss nnd sPvBCT.
any reprc sentalon OF q similar character .' ~.
EVER PRESENTED TO TIKI NEW YORK PUBLIC
APPROPRIATE MUSIC, SONGS Ard DANCKs
are interpreted throughout the piece
The cast Of charactergs distributed introduce
EVERY MEMBER OF THE TALENTED COMPANY.
y u confidently GAINES shs, the manncs r'whish
10 mounted has never been surpassed Ia
-.,.. EITHER EURoPE OR AMERICA.
- MOST RECHERCHE ENTERTAINMENT
- 800 PK7CES
sas secured 70 parquette sAs aud Circle 10 es
Family circle GENTRY in Crosby street, rs cents
Boz Once open from g A. II. t,lI r. M
In order 20 prevent the PATRONS Of = II ..t
MR. AND MRS, BARNEY WILLIAMS
ing snd 20 enable faIcs 70 make up their parties
ysnce; srrsn nts have been made BY which
FIRST bENEFiT ThIs SEASON
upo o.uSvv OF.
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nHARSHAL'S SALE OF WINES AND LIQUORS.
M 8. HERMAN CO., auctiuneers, viii sell on Wed
esday Feb Al O'clock At the store l3 Hosiery the en-
6re Stock of Liquor Establishment.
vir-Abou 1870 ppes barrels Guard Cognnc
eanette Brandies; barrels Holland Lon
don Dock gini IS barrels Old Kentucky Bsurbon Scotch
ola Port Claret Wines; Blackberry Cherry Bran
ucs Schnspps Bers &c.: also about $50 cases and
Abaskets choice brands large lot Of
other Liquors IN wooden and bottles also Once Pur
ure Glass Barrels and Fixtures &C. Sale positive
b. order Of r. BARTENHof, City Marshal.
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THE GLASSES OF LADIES. AND. GENTLEMEN
which have recently been formed for the stGdy the
70 be the beat institution OF The kind
pits am instIicting ~ present am ehaoled c1et The
public such facilities for acquiring bcsufn LANGUAGE
The elasses partly held 81 lsdys private residence
partly a. own Their number never exoceds twenty vs
ier mors sdssncsa pupils ~ ssrms ere = tocTs :.
residence e6 private lessons. 81 my house. 81
quarter; private es4ens ~ the house of the pupil e2
quaer oil payable Invariably IN advance further
fosmsson apply a M East thirteenth street
II A. n. and A. . and r. n. only. Applications
stnny other hour cannot be attented To- AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31

CORSICA requested TO be on board, Il the com.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31

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