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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22
DvDLra, Fob. 10.
70 Cen. 5. Cooper :

EeAOs' Bagsls CT this srny, and the IAN Virgins
Cavalry have rS-enIs,ed fer the var.
SAH. Josss, Nsi. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

HANOVER COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE.
DY virtue of authority vested in me by an
- order Of Hanover County uOuH the 29d day Of Deem
bsr 1895 Ihl eFsr for sale Al public auction q the Court
ouse Of sAid county The fourth TUESDAY In Febuayhat
being court day-a sufficient seventeen thousand Of
the Bonds county, with interest from date The interest 70
z. o. BOSWELL,
feI-ad Receiver OF the District.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

@sO OO0 GOOCHLAND COUNTY
S5U,UUU BONDS TOE sAII AT 1UOrIOS-In
mont Of oochand Court House. MONDAY 18Th day Of Feb
ruAIy being court day. vi be 'e b. aueOn Bonds on the
county OF ooehand the amount Of hy thousand doa,
running 80 S ~ and yeaIB and bearing per cent In.
tsrest payable annually list January and July onehA
$780, and balance for 200 each The attention Of
capitalists is Invited this SALE there be better
euty than bonds The Anding debts Of he county
does not exceed hnsen thJuIand dollars.
A. n. HAMILTON,
JA23-wAW Agent for the county OF GooehlAnd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

FRon FLoRIDA-RErULss OF TIE ESHNH AND CAP
rUan OF CosTEDHRATEs The Savannah News, Of the
l4th, says:
From passergsrs who arrived from Florida by the
Calf rain list evening have oethnsd some further
particulars Of the skfmish Bsldsin the rspHSe Of
SO enemy, aud their retreat on Sanderson.
On Monday night the Yankee cavalry, estimated az
ave to seven hundred, advanced on Camp Einnsgap,
which Is about thirteen miles from Baldwin. Oar pick
cts seeing the enemy hdVaoeo, went in and reported.
Oar troops drawn up in lice, bu. before they
eoald move CT wese hlnked rightRnd lett, and about
one hundred End city Of them captured. Tais move
ment Of the enemy was 80 sudden thai they came
within four hundred yards OF our camp before they
we're discovered.
We had at Camp Pinnegan some infantry, artillery,
and two companies Of cavalry The greater portion OF
tAA cavalry made good their eseIpe. The two batteries
OF artillery were loss With the horses wagons snd all
other camp property. Captain Joseph L. Dunham'I
battery saved al their horses bu lost their guns capt
D. was not with bis command, being sick aud en- duty.
On Tuesday morning the Yankee civary advanced on
Baldwin, and theBce 70 SsnceTscn, where fkrmish
tock place. Oh "Wednesday morning the enemy ad-
vanced to within four miles Of Lake City, where Gen.
Fnnegan had formed his troops in 4 line Of battle A
tris 6ght took place. which lasted several hours when
the enemy was repulsed sud reTested 10 SaudersoD.
It il reoor ei that in the Sht LOST ten men killed
and number wounded Tae loss OF the enemy is not
known.
Col Mccormick Is among the e=ptured, also second
Sergeant James King, together With eli the members
Of Bis eorgs This company had lately been formed in
Marion county, Ella.
We are told that the steamer S. RsF!s vas not burnt
a. reported tut tSat she sunk in seventeen fee.
TAsr. The st Nays was loaded vito cargo OF cot
ton and tuTPentnc. large portion Of her cotton was
taken cut and placed on shore where i! vas burnt.
large number Of negroes have been captured by
the ereDy and carried eff Their csvsry alone sd-
vAnoed and it supposed that they have fallen back on
their infantry supports
There are bus our Yankee gunbos's a. J'cks0-Y.Le,
toe Transports h;TVg left 5upp0ed, ioT the pur-
poss OF bringing sd1idoDal rSinfoFcements.
As Sanierson the enemy destroyed in one warehouse,
upwards Of 600 bushels OF corn quantity OF bacon,
~, and burnt The greater portion Of the village.
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NOTICE.

TTAVING qualified as Executor Of Barnet
wilson decsased hereby notify request all persons
IoIdnR claims against estate, bring them forward for
settlement ~ HAb9VN, KIT
S-Is~WIEs ChnpO Hill, RluvAnsG county, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF
the Mutual Assurance Society Of Virginia win Re held at
,her once she city Of Richmond, on TUDAr the Nd Of
hi ss0ATsT - u ''i'' j. RUTHERFORD, P. A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

INFORMATION WANTED-Any person
l. knowing whersAbout OF Mr.. HARDIN BURhLnT, Of
Pnrh Of and houzh 10 be In Texas, VIII
confer favor daughter BY addressing Major VIII
a. TrSnI M,..sppi papers please copy J.se-cim
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

TzzaSRAuE, ysar, 49, six nOnss Slsi taFs' mouths
Is. yer lee period, IS per month.
ss- sBElH,1 year, S2G hx month";, eia. No subscription
rsss!y-d or less han sir month";.
~ yoar, $40 SIX months. e5 Ne EassezlPaSa received
Tor y a. SIX noasha
Rs1-le5ss At risE Of tAs SuhssrOss.
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VIRGINIA--At Rules held in the Clerk

VIRGINIA--At Rules held in the Clerks
once orcu. Court Of the city Of Richmond ths
LIST day Of February, 1854,
L. Il Dire, PIN,
against
Trancis Smith and George lrens, Dsfs.
The object Of this suit 70 procure settlement Of the part
nsrshp the arm OF L. H. Dire and Francis Smith,
receive amount be due from the said nrn
70 The Plaintiff.
having and nled thGs the Defendant
Francis smith, named, president OF thb Common
wealth. said DefendAn Francis suith repaired 70 appear
with month due publication hereof and do Wha. nt
eessary 10 protect his Interest In this suit
Copy Teste.
leS-vaW BENZ. POLLARD, Clerk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

WHISKY AMP susAr.-A negro man .naned Bal
claiming to b the slave OF Bslvn and Atkinson, waG
ca Friday night arrested on l7;h street. having in bis
possession seven bottles of whiskcy AID Eve siz
pounds Of white sugsr. Tbs Wlhksy sugar can
be bad at he Mayors cfhOs. By the lAwfs owner on
proof Of property.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

VIRGINIA.--At Rules held in the Clerks
pnce Of the Circuit Court for King Queen oouniy,
Monday, the LIST day OF February, 1854: -
a ire motion Of Goudman who intends 70 offer 10 the
Of the Circuit for King and Queen county the wiz
Of Gcudmsn decd for probst and having beea
Frances Goudman, Charlotte Gondusn, George Goudaan
seph Goodman and Gouldnan interes ed In
uch probat are Of this sts ordered hstey
Al said Court show the
ssd WI should mot be admi ted 70 record.
nls-wa~ ROBERT POLLARD. Jr. Ora.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

TEE CoETKDERAIA READKs RooN presents this
morning unusSal attractions to the reading public
has received complete hlss Of late Northern papers,
new LOT OF Tsnkse pictorisls aud periOdicals-AmOng
them, HTpsrs Weakly, Frank Lsslis's HiUstrssd
Nsvs AID KUp~'s A1IaSin' for February; also. q
number Of European papers, including hes of the Lon
don HIustratsd News and London Puash. The latest
papers from al parts may always be found here.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-22

oSH NoRE REsAPrUAzD.-Lieuteuant Capstin, of the
United States regular army, of the officers who es-
capped from the Libby prison in the recent wholesale
jail delivery from tina: establishment was on Fiday re,
captured in the nsighborhcod of New Kent Court
House. He was drought bsck to Richmond on satur-
day and re committed to the Libby.
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SosE REEgLIsTxssrT Tos raE VAE.

Tho iOIoalDg oulelal tsPAtNIel WV 4SV0''N - y
Was Department, sAlLrdsy:
ORAssE CoUEE ROJIE, FsS. 10.
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VNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Il SIR JAMES CLARKE'5
IkIIF BNA Id T. MA Z 7 HID. =
Prepared irom prescription OF Sir j. Clarke, ". u


Prepared nom GpIescTiptioa OF Sir J. Clarke, NJ D.
Physicisn Extraordinary to the Queen .,
This well known medicine is imposition, bat sure hh
sac remedy for Female Difficulties aud ObstcOns from any
oaus. whatever and Hh0ugh powerful remedy eonsns
nothing huriul the constitution. 10 married ladies'
h, i pecuisry suited. II will ia short tine bIing on he
monthly period with regularity.
In al Nervous and spinal Affections Pair IN the bseN
and Limbs Fatigue on slight e1eton PaPita,ion OF the
Ue,y. Vystrrcs Whites these Pills will effect cure
when IN other means have failed aud although powerful
remedy do contain iron, calone, snony, OF anything
hurtfui 20 the constitution. -.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package winch
should be- carefully Preserved
~ B-4 and postage stamps Enclosed 20 any authorized
agent will insure bottle containing over " pills by return
mail Sold by ell druggists . -
JOB MosEs, No. "a Cogrtlandt.st., New.York,
Sole United States Agent
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TuaunGl.

OYYToE sruYvEsAST IsA Co., No. i22 BowERr.l
NEv.YoRE. March 10 1864
4 T THE ANNUAL ELECTION for d.
~ RECrORS Of this Company and for INSPECTORS 0f
ELECTION, held This Day, the following named gentle
unanimously elected for the ensuing yser;
DIRECTIONS.
JAMES KELLY,
SAMUEL WlLBETS,
ADAM w. SIZES,
CORNELIUS l.. EVERETT,
JOHN 4. DANEAU.
DENTON PEARSALL,
CHARLES J. DODGE.
JOHN X. PAXTON,
HENRY SHIELDS,
JOSEPH HI. GOODWIN
ALFRED MOORE,
BENJAMIN w. FLOYD,
A. STEWART BLACK.
SiMFON ABRiUAMS NJ D.
CORNELIUS h. TIMPS0N,
JOHN M0LLARD,
JOHN r. BAILEY,
AARON HARTMAN,
JESSE a. MARSHALL
WILLIAM LAIMBEER
SAMUEL 7. PATTERSON,
TIMOTHY BRENNAN.
SAMUEL WEEKS. JR
GARRISON CROLIUS.
INSPECTORS.
EDWARD BROWN,
DAVID SEAMAN.
L. Il. WlLLETS
At the regular meeting OF the Board held subsequent to the
election, JAMES KELLY, President, and SAMUEL VIII
LET'S, Fice-fle,ident, were unanimously reelected.
A. T.. NJ. ROOnE.
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INCUR MILL Ar AUCIION-By IL. W.

IIOUR MILL Az AUCIION-By III. w.
II SHAW. AuelopeeL-I shall offer at AUCTION, on the
premise, Beskmsnye Duehe.' COUNTY s,sIe o. new
York, THURSDAY March ~ ZOOS " - 100 , nosa a.
tue, for boiling Th mill I. located tho sase o. Bssn
mAnyie fl,hki Greek usra. ~ sNn
with two HOUSES, two BARNS, Sgd hne oRChAhD. y
tuns CORN and 200 bushels OF Nj eau DC -
So private SALE But offered. to clO,e concern at
auction. Terms easy. and made AhSSn " mi nSr,I,sr,
saasss' '3' Aas~sa'~' HOLM HENSsLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-15
WAa DEPARTMENT CAvALEY BUREAU,
OyYIcE OF CHIEF QuARrERsisrKs, :
Chief ousIiern..ieI. Cavalry Bureau

A J. BLEECKER, son Il Co. Will sell at
IA. Auction on TUESDAY. March Is, at ~ o'clock a.
EIchsugo ss!osroon, No. III Broadsay.
VALUABLE CORNERS.
GrHlv AND 2TTH ST. story brick HOUSE md LOT. "
Conner NO 49, an dive ling ls1i65; cTo,Jn, bath, gs
Ia4I Die nantes. chandeliers. Sc.
GTHav 9TH ST. story frame, Central Park n
z551ie1. Cr0ton, nice Trees round tig house.
suA' Urn srNoTteast corner, stony bnck 1871
a&.t. Marble liHts!s and siils, cfvton, and Fss.
6TH ATOne lot on weat side between I'D and ssh iA
%.
loJrH Two lot. north side commencing u feet
Of broadway, each 2iGlOo.
haps, &c, At auciolsers Office.
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4 Il AUCTION

~
"a A splendid COUNTRY SEAT of 40 ScTcs on the east
bank othe Hudson River four mlos from P,ugkeepse City
half nie south Of Milton Station II. H. RR four miles
north Of New Hamburger Siaionone Of tue less aud most
accessible river between Fougkeepse a,d Newiisn
burgh. ByJAMES SERGEANT, Auctioneer, on WEDNES
DAY. March o. o'clock p m, a, the Court House in the
City Of Poushkeepsic viii be SOLD without rrssrve the
pleasantly located VANDERBILT HOMESTEAD, now
owned by George Perrin tnaied the River road between
Milton Ferry and Clinton Point containing 100 q pro-
duciye land splendid place. every portion having elegant
and extensive river views The neghborhood "a first class
being adjoining and IN the vicinity OF the country Of
Mcsss. Jones, Frost Bodden, Bishop Malcolm aud ohers
This place IL admirably calculated subdvide into smaller
seeis having front on tho HUDSON Of onecghth OF MILE
and being bosnGcd both front and back by public road On
the is good styls nansonhous in complete order
havins latoy und thorough moderazns and good
outbulngs aud all iaclosod By good fence, capital fruit
orchard &c To any gentleman who desires TO purchase sad
uiaAo Improvements 70 suit taste here is r..e opportunity
For particulars sGdress apply to J. SEIDEANT,
NO. MaIket.-t.. City Of Poughkeepse.
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Apnl,s II. MuLLgn Auciioneer.

EXECUTORS' SALE OF 100 VALUABLE
H LOTS ON BROADWAY, 10Th Avenue, ioth, I'm ana
TuI,t. Belonging to the Estate Of JAMES o. hINO
dccctsed =. =, r. In n
9, Auction on THURSDAY March - 1914 ~ II O'CLOCK ~
IT, ,chsnge .esfoom No. III Broadway, Trinity buidins
y order 81 The underigned tho following described lots
'BROhDWAY-23 Lots, comprsins the titHe olocs
bonrded by 10th and 7ths, Broadway and lOihAy with
he exception Of small gore on the noHh"e'i corner oi h
ay and 10th q. a.. ,,,. ho.I
nVOADWAY-3i Lots comprising The entire boek
honJed Inv 7.th and 18th sts, Broadway AID 10th av
lgrHAV-iO Lots the east side OF lpihav e9mprflhs
tive hont between ruth and 15h-sis., with tho ereep.
ton Of small gore the northeast corner oil ''''I and
IsT7 Lots north side Of 76;h't lO iee' east Of
i5f ST. Lots south tdo Of hss' 100 feet east OF
10th , , 100 t., 49,, .,
lNhav. 800, -. too T.. 49,. %,
nm sT-24 Lots south side Of 'St o iee' east Of
the l0ih-sv - - =. A.,
TERMS-so per cent OF the purchase money may, Ms
option Of the purchas.r remain Bond ana noG'so oi e
prem ses Tor ye.ls, at per cent
LINES = K KSG' EIscuOr' of Jas O. King Decd
MAPS - '"o ''"N " ~ t355D
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4 J. BLEECKER, son q Co. viii sell

4 J. BLEECKER, son 4 Co. viii sell al
ts Auction
WEDNESDAY March i6,
ct "a
SUPREME COCRr. UsDEE TIlE DIRECTION OF
RICHARD =. MOUNT yR, SPECIAL GUARDIAN.
hOtfAT ESTATE.
IO5TH sTl1 lots south side. 20 feet wet OF I'm Az
lirHAV--i lots w-s. side. corn"E 81 i'o'h-st
lyTu STlz lots Boh side commencing 10 feet west
Of lIthtv. . ,,,.,
OGrH IL lots south side. 100 feet wes, Of llihav
ltGTH ST. ~ lots GA north eide, 100 feet east Of lhsy.
lC7Tn STA lots south side, COMMENCING 100 ieo1 west
ofllthtV.
BROADWAY AND lDGTHST -T.ansular piece Of ground
on Broadway. lg,th.st. AID ilth.ay. go,
BROADHAI-8 lots On west side commencing a. l00th a.
llrHAV-4 .Ots "a cast side. nmecng Al tu3tls'
BROADWAY AND iJ5TH ST.-SortA-se.' eor.er
IlrHAV3 os cOtlnl@ion northeast oourr 81 0'th -
lCsTu Sf-soIth sde, c!s' 10 ici "a. 81 I'm ave. -
IlOJ -,
Map. 6c.. ~ office Of TIE ApctOneeu
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AmngeMenis.
OLYMPIC THEATER


OLYMPIC THEATER.
" lessee and Dlrectress. Mrs. John Wood
Stage Manager. HI. SeIwYn.
NOTWITHSTANDING
the
FLATTERlNG SUCCESS
which hN marked the production Of the
NEW COMEDY,
adapted for
THE OLYMPIC,
AUGUSTIN DAILY and FRANK WOOD,
entitled
TANNING BUTTERFLY,
with its
EXCELLENCE OF PLOT
COMIC NATURE OF SITUATIONS,
WIT OF DIALOGUE,
the previous arrangements entered into by the
render il absolutely necessary to announce this
THE LAST WEEK
ofits
PERFORMANCE,
Ia which the following members Of the
COMPANY APPEAR;
Messrs. Frank Drew. J. X. Mortimer o. II. Clarke w.
D.vidge, J. Ii. Soddar Mrs, John Wood ms, IL LYING,
Miss ]. Walters Mrs Sedey Brown, Mise A. Harris and Ms
+. Prestige. ,
Door open 7; performances commence at IT, seats 80
cured three days In advance
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WALLACK's TUESDAY
w ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST NIGHT
OK MR. LESTER WALLACk'S STANDARD PLAY,
EOSEDALE;
in which
Mr. LESTER WALIACK, Mr.. GILBERT, Mr. FISHER
Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. JOHN SETON. Mr. DAILY, Hf.
BROWNE, Dir. PARKES, aI. POPE, MrS IiOEi, MIss
CANNON, Miss MIGRANT Mrs. VERNON, Mrs. JOHN
SEXTON, Miss BARRETT, Mss LIZ BRUS, and Miss CAR
MAN, will sustain their original characters
WEDNEsDAN-bENEfTro OF MISS MADELINE HEN
RIQUES-tirs; time this season, WILD OATS.
THUKSDAY-Ons hundred and second night Of ROSE
DALE.
FRlDAY-BENEFIT fMR. MARK SMIrH-Pirst tine
this season. SPEED THE PLOUGH
SATUkDAY-MASKS AND FACES.
Due notice will be given Of the next representation Of NJ
spIenddly .acce s.iUl great comedy,
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
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Amnsemenis.
OARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.


RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
5. H. Hurd and ID w. Thompson. Assistant hanasss
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
NEW AND BRILLIANT SPECTACULAR DEAbAs
APH II O S A;
RTHE
SPIRIT OF BEAUTY.
With Brilliant aud Gorgeous Scenery,
or,,,r Eegsnt Gestures, Appropriate Sus's
okHSb c cokFs De De B BGLLEF.
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN or REAL WATER
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER
ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER
ALL TIE BEAUTIFUL HUEs OF THE RAINBOW
LIVING FAIRIES AND GORGEOUS FLOwERA
LyIE yd TAiRIES ANp G9kGE9Vs iL9WLaS
THE FIRST EVER sEEs III THis COUNTRY,
THE MOST los Si BE Al iHgl4 sfsfcrAcLE
witnessed o. this continent
THIS GORGEOUS PlLCE
EVERY AFTERNOON at O'Clock. and
EVERY EVENING a. u O'Clock,
DELIGHT THE THOUSANDS OF VISITORS
at each and every f'pT Ns sssa,soY
tho Comic and lmpropu Singer appears At each perform
'"''' 1''' TIE rYRoLEAY WHISTLER,
his three whistles a. once and the ryrOean FsnHs
To be seen a, all hoors, every day and evening
The FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS,
THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN,
each over eigh; feet high:
THE TWO ELFIN DwARFS.
The LILIPUTIAN KING, Bnd GEN. GRANT, ~,
IL years Old, and % in high IL years cd and % in hsA
A JAPANESE MAsKIN HOG.
The WHAT Is 1T or. MAN MONKEY.
THREE GROUPS OF MOVING WAX FIGURES.
GEN. TOM THUMB and WIFE, COM MUTT bnd MIN
ME WARREN, ia their wedding costume which they
at the Generals marriage, FEB 10, 1863
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOCS,
frnu he ;D4cin o
Animal. secn in this region.
THREE SPECKLED BROOK TROUT,
EACH WEIGHING OVER -FOUR POUNDS
MONSTER PYTHON,
the great dragon of the East, aud
OTHER MONSTER sERPESTS
ROBERT HOUpIN'S AUrOMAION WRITER
EDUCATED SEAL, which plays MUSICAL IN5ThU
MENf. and million other wondors
Admission - cents Children under ten Is cents
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EpwARD sISTtESIcH, Aucoueer
CUpERB COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS OF

-
> THE ID saELDORF, FRENCH AND
BELGIAN SCHOOLS.
~ ID w IyFS 4 Go. At the Derby Galleries. No. 6l5
Brosdxay on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March To- a. 7:
o'clock
superb collection Of Paintings containing works OF the
hg., Importance worthy the attention Of eonno.'sens
ers and lovers Of tie hue generally II may be larry
aid Of this collection that the examples by the various mae
te have seldom been cIcgcd and equal ~ quy anything
Of the Kind therefore, IN ths city Liahtles can Dc
given with III tie pictures, ncery all having been Pehel
from the artistic themselves NoI4s oi the following AI
are included ia the sale:
4 SrsrsrlCg q UuGERs c. YoS WuLa,
q. ACHENBACh, OTIO on IhokEh h'SDLkh' -
A. .vr AutnHH b. DH BRaCKELkER,
! .rsyswrrr n HTppKYAsN j. MAuRER
REocgAHr CARL NJ. WEBB. W. hKYER
JusGHRis nor hAhs' ruHlhE
MALEAyKS, pUNaEa Pih'uS
q Posr EsGLEUARr, HoEGG,
SILL, IonV .y sc,,oD' ~ ~ ~
Examples by
cpop.x, CotH j. r. SrKARSs
BoUTELLE, sAAhusr AI,Ao hoH"
BRgyooHr, soHNkh uhe o'ho's - l..
Now on exhibition land Catalogues ready isom M TO
10 D. NJ daily. Catalogues viii Be forwarded - p"ton. re-
siding Of town rccep, OF are4cess to that eject
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4 j. BLEECKER, son 81 Co. viii sell on
~. TUESDAY. March p, a, !; o'clock, at the Exchange
G. room No III Broadwty By order Of tho Executors
VALUABLE PROPERTY ne Central fsrs, aud also
on 6ths,. a., -,
o., siTI-ST-The valuable lot on the north SIDE com
.nrirs 100 ei wet Of 4thay and the Central Park
die 25I skis and 81 5h At 10 regulated tagged olrbed
and gathered. ~,
Lots and 90 ttst the south sd" ~ ieft cast OF
Ayenue ID s1e. 2l1J7 each. troSn water &c thiit'
Of he pnIchasc money may remain or;suS 1t cent,
hllys, &c, u No. - Cedar.st.
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Eecturss an0 AlectinQs

ryNWENTY THIRD ANNIVERSARY CELL
T. EBRArION 81 MERCANTILE LODGE, No. Il, !. q
OF q. A. Irving Hall, March 10. Tickets 80 cents Doom
open a Il Proceed devoted the Charitable Fund Of th1
Lodge, Music BY Grnfnlas 7th Regiment Band, and vocS
uu.r by members Of the Eewio Harmonic and otilca
s.cic'ie.. Address BY JOHN HENRY HULL esq Tue
30. viii oonsis, ~ Dsnclng rcksts
he obtained OF the Committee Jos Daou No. l9S Ess
2l'tsi II. r. Warner No l23 WORMS; W. r. Hunt zx
CLi-st J. y. Burs 100 Fast z5ths, aud Irving Hall
y. y. oh Fellows are invited to RegaiA
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A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co.
~ rILEsNAI M.ruA u

A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co.
a. TUESDAY March -,
At IL o'clock at Tic EXCHANGE sleoon. No Ill Broadway
EhElUIOKS SA Ii -
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR CENTRAL PARK,
ALSO on 6Tu STREET.
ON 6Tu SIRE ET-Ihe thTcesory modern brick houses
lots Nos ~ ald 29 ths the south side, y feet east
Of Az Dsize zl1U each. CToton water. &c Iwothirds
Of the purchase money may reun mortgage per cent
Maps, &C. at auc;ioneeTs office. .
on g.TH STREET.-THE valuable lot on the north side OF
8h.st commencing 100 west OF <iav and near the Cen
tr Pakze 2IJL x7J and % B+ti st. 10 regulated tagged
cnrbed and gathered.
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NIBLOs GARDEH.-COmmenc at u.
~ Lessee and Msnager..............WM WHEkIIE 4.
THIRD WEEK OF THE BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENr
OF
MISS CAROLINE RICHlNGS
TUESDAY. March Is, second night of
THE MAGNIFICENT ROMANTIC DRAMA,
THE ENCHANrkEs5
Miss RICHINGS in her celebrated character Of
STELLA, THE ENCHANTkESS
The following eminent artists will appear: -
Mr. r. SEGUlN. J. w. HILL, F.. LAMB, b. T. R1NGGOLD,
&C. &c. MILE LIMA WINDbE (ber first appearance here
for several year. MILE KRUGA her hrst appearance in
New York; and Full Corps under the direction OF SIoNO
ROMANO, in the GRAND BALLET.
Musical Conductor HARVEY B. DODWORTH
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, ELEGANT COSTUMES. PER-
FkCT PROPERTIES and APPOINTMENTS, rendering this
grand romantic musical production perfect in every respect
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6aleG bn Anfiion.

A UCTIONEERS will not make much out of
4 the sale OF the TROPICAL BhLSAM; but in return
they themselves and their and friends suffering
from piles VII certainly obtain speedy by using e1
teInaly this valuable remedy See alyertisenont under
Medical"
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Deboins CARDS. &e

CARDS-All the latest styles at
w low prices. THOS BRUSs, NO w bsesowy' " J.
Fos Specimen, By mail seud two dsmP~
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A j. BLEECKER, son 81 Co. will sell ut
~ Auction, on TUESDAY, March 70 1901 at Il o'clock.
The Exchange sslesroOm No. III Brosiway Trinity Build
ing), y. Y;
Os BID sr9 Lots tie south side. commencing % feet
west Of Avenue Is; size. % by 1912 elch
OS AyEAUR Bl Lots the west side commencing at the
southyestsry OF 6dst size Of Lot 28 by
50 dining Lot ESQ by o Title indisputable. For Maps
Particular, &c, apply to the AuctoneeIs, No II Cedarst
sdoiuing the Bank Of Commerce. New.YoIk. (l,08J)