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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-16
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
sRNATE.
MONDAY, Feb. Is, 1864.

SENATE.
MONDAY, Feb. is, 1864.
Pnyerby the Riv. Dr. Duncan.
A communication was received from the House Of
Delegates announcing that they had agreed to the
amendment proposed Dy the Senate House bill entitled
act to amend and Te-cnsct the charter Of the Union
College; and they have agfeed TO resolution in rels-
ton the of the Public Printer in which they
ask the concurrence of tho Senate
The resolution respecting the Public Printer, was
ag,e'd to by the Senate
On motion Of Mr.. JOHNSON, the vote was reconsid.
ered ard the resolution efred to the Committee on
finance.
A report was received from the Conference Oommi :
tee on he disagreement between the two Houses the
bill providing for the relief Of soldiers families In the
lines of the enemy, and recommending that the House
recsde from lis amendment
Ca motion Of Mr.. CARSON, the Senate resolved into
secret session.
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N,s Gpuusuow in her book thus describes Mrs. Lin

UESH01V" NJ
cola:
Mrs. Lincoln Is a short, broad, fat figure, with
Srsv eyes with tcant light eyeashes and exceedingly
thin pincRed lips selfcompscency and slightly scorn
ful exursssiou characterize her bearing Her dress
vas very grand. The gown composed Of rich silk Of
light ground with gandy flowers embroidered it
living in vouminous folds full half yard on the ground
Point Vsnise collar and sleeves deliberately made up
With mink ribbors white bat, adorned with feathers
and aovers interpreted with tnse balls white parao
lined with pink, white gloves and superb mantle Of
BLACK lace completed her costume Cincinnati En-
qtirer.
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ooMMssIONER's OFFICE,


ITO VIM. ID. Waymsek, Elizabeth Ann Smith,
N.r smith and Susan formerly sasan smth) and her hus.
b.nd those name unknown, and ether parties IN we VII
visi Wm HWaYmack % ala Vs. WayaeA 81 an usPehuAsN
o. CounIy Court OF Chesterfield -, .., ..
AZ decree e the County Court Of Chesterfield prone uaeea
a. ,.t Pam 1859 styled auti II 10 reisrfe 70
- M he com ssonss o. said court 70 make certain enSass
49, node of dividing the snd iot In Manshesser
ss, ~ Na,ev smith dled ssEd In kinf or otherwise TAKE
~ 49, tSfre ,t haze hred upon SATURDAY, the s6th OF
Marcb 1884 a. my once, AZ Chesierhld Ocart toase ID
And place TOT eAse14Is '.-@ NATHAN i. COGBILL,
80 =. Com'r 10 Chanesry
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~. AGRA or ooseRrss.

Mr. PHELAN, from the COMMITTEES on Printing, re-
ported the House bill fix the compensation ior inc
publication in the public q zettes OF tho acA Oh Jon
eress, with amendments. The amendments we're con-
Cured in, and the bill, as amended passed.
MISSISSIPPI JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Mr. PHELAN, by leave, introduced bill to attach
the county Of Noxubee Miss, to she Southern JualcA
division of the State The bill was considered ana
passed.
DRUNKENNESS II TIE ARMY.
The Senate bill to amend the lst to punish drunken
ness in the army taken up and passed. The bill
transfers ur-dction to the military courts, and au-
thorzss any citizen to become prosecution.
1RAEs-HIssIssrPPI PRIsoHERs.
The bill introduced by Me- JOHNSON, of Ark, on
9th December relating excl aoged or paroled prison
era who NAV have been or may hereafter DO captured
by the enemy west of the Mississippi was next taken
up The bill provides that all tucn prisoners SHALL
when exchanged be sent back to the TransA ssssppi
Department.
Mr. JOHNSON addressed the Senate, at some length,
in explanation of the bill The Tra1s-Aissssippi De-
partment had furnished 100 00e men 70 the Confeds-
rate army on this side of the Mississippi and not one
regiment had ever been to that department from
this side of the river Yet when any Of the troops in
that department are captured by the enemy, and are
sent around and exchanged in this section OF the Oon-
federacy, they are not allowed 70 return 70 ihe oner
side of the river but kept here. Mr. alluded par
ticulary to the 5000 troops captured at Arkansas
Post" The secretary of War promised that they should
be sent back to the Trans Mississippi and the President
when appealed to- stated that the order to return them
had been issued What was dones In three or four
DAYS turced out that the Secretary OF War had
mited an order 10 General Bragg to send forward 10
Geaeral Johnston q number Of troops corresponding
with the number of Arkansas troops and TO keep the
latter when they should arrive.
Mr. JOHNSON animadverted severely upoa the course
of the Secretary Of War in this matter and reced
rous grievances 70 which the people and soldiers OF the
Trans Mississippi States were subjected by the policy
of the War Department
Mr. CLARK, of Mo, submitted few remarks in favor
of the passage of the bill He complained OF the action
of War Department in keeping the Trans Mississippi
troops who had been captured and exchanged on this
side OF tue river.
OLDHAM favored the object aimed at By the bill,
bu. considered thstthe deposition Of troops wasa mat
ter under tie control of the PRESIDENT and should not
therefore, be subject Of LEI fslation.
After further debate, the bill was rjected-yeas 4,
On motion of Mr. CLARK, Che ssnAte resolved into
Executive session.
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COMMISSIONING OFFICE,
= -. rl.,r- /. Va Is 1884.

cuErEaFuD CoUHT HOU.E, Fss. Is. 1854:
ITO the creditors of the Spring HILL Company
Il and stockhodsrs therein, uoardsat and Otherwise Ana
~ decree Of the ci-cu Cour Of Chesterfield pronounced ~
s November ter 1888 In The suit styled Jshn r. hassos -
- g. Go5rgs w. Grstisr q ala Che otiee al Ehch sa
Nod 40 he ars Of said company s ne lace y e
oonDany pay debs and Distribute ne .urpaa9 One o. 9
on said curt directed 20 take an Accoant OF AZ
a. assts liabilities Of said company ana ot hAs
~ convene creditors before li. Noure .eeoJ a.
49, ssoSn.sd sGTURDAY 26h nsrch 1884 a. ny ons a.
% asd coars Haus a. ihs and Place FOR exssans said
deere s.- ~, hand NATHAN II. coGBILL.
e.N 49, Com'r. In chAncey.
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400 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber about the
n ,7h AZ Janusrv last two slaves named DOCTOR and
PTEfau .,uoplv called Flsm Both black, quek, &C
JVo sa Doctor about - years Cd bad ais ei hAaa na
A. a. snel and Scared the outside aud mas ios enc or
o M IN. nails from that hand. Ne had on fed uAhne sh'
80 he ed Fe lsf-handsd AID Is about II years Of AsS
I've slOO apiece for their delivery 70 or - some jan
t,o bh can get hem Of the said slaves caught oui Of n
com on barlotte or $50 apiece Appreciated IN ne county,
bve tbeV are pssfng nee men, and are Tying ~ go
.povsnt on he Richmond aud Danve or South Side Kali
EoAl- aa5-.s, HENRY 4. EDMUNDS,
Moshngiord P. o,
"a 4, Charlotte co Va.
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THOROUGHBRED HORSES FOR SALE.

MO. I. Bav mare Pauline, bred by Gen. WADE
HAMPTON In Isi9 By Imported Glencoe dan ~ imported
pt 1Io,er N he Derby) Of RushhghL By Sir Aoner
pigeon ~ Paeslet imnortsd Mas shPtoD ~ HeHy winner
az ne De-by No her shpton, by Anv Jemnas own .'s
al keen IA 5pach oy Satellite Maria, diam OF hA1sy Nlhne
or me Dsrby) - King Hsrod; Lssse, BY snop % WHEY
- ~ godoifh1 Arabian; OF Younte en- by ioang pei
90. B,rsts Chlders Deyeushre Ohesnui AraolAni Jul
20, say Barb; CufWens Spot Woodcoek she - nneAIy ue
.s5 hrouah The best crosses from The dam Of haxey WIN
ns on he sr6y ourmle bore OF his day and one OF
- b ,taons that ever STOOD In Engand, snted 70 FAnet
P.v eoit without Whit, years CID the ensuing
,pnx by Revenue, q No. he Is supposed 70 iese1e
~ 80 Rsyspue In color, more than any OF a ootss
Te tsough he larger He viii make hne stallion Tor me
ensuing spring ... IL, %, 40 .o,t,y ont ~
Mol. - NJ. ILL.,. %, Alhtna
tvo years old next spring out OF No J. -. -,
No BsJ colt By Planet year old mkt spring. out Of
Sos. Of The above ssi have been trained They will make
ans sial lS W. O. SCOTT,
s.,sS5v PoWhAian o. H., Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-16

Justice Kea,iug, Of enc If the London orimina
courts, the other day remarked: Il required one to
come iuto court OF justice to have any idea Of the
awful dsIravty within prevailed in the heart of Lon
don."
Iceland has population Of seventy thousand, four
printing presses, and four newsra2ers So much attn
lion is devoted 10 educating the young that "a almo,
impossible 10 od achd OF eight years Of sge who does
NOS read or WRITE -
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,nIr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Va, FEB. II, isc4

eASIalL oSDEe,
ne Ara. parsgr ph General Order ISIS Qs6sO l. modae
- - risrop Of ne IN States In which provision
~ -, made on The subject Cmpresment Of slAvesl Az
% T. OF The ORDER far nodded ~ 70 aSS RSs
ri ,pensaon for slaves Impressed under The aes ~.
IA A. Be established b. Eppras re- appointed uno
Prv,d the pIiee thus Axe does not exceed me sum
h. thelaE Of he which such slaves are
% 0 & COOPER,
VSsusp Adit and Inap GeoL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-16

a ,,, p,b-ua flth. Is6f az ihe redsnea o. we ~.
., -, III n mohundr,. Esq 6y ne ny. ~ 49, ,otiS
"a tRY ELLA on iHUNDRo, Of A6s@AliS' "a " N-'
i JONRs OF the virginia Genital halroAo'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-16
LOUISA OoURr House,
February iOth, 1854

- Mr., ? ] PERuSs W. G. QuARLls, ana otnsra. . -
70 n, nnsv-r 10 your communication, and 70 many
,ec-vsd IRON friends, well a. rem lnSss - s1S 81 ~
,,tnovn hereby nounce myself eahuluAts toI
- N srts,Iu o Louisa county, although teAr yeu
M quaia satons for the position y. c.nst5Sts and
G hing 10 hs discharge Of 10 dutes All 'he energy
~ 49, l,ts,ests can be promoted by eiseung n :
IboBs ~ ave years experience In ne a09rs aee uss
nf,e tbe var and earnest suJri uarins ny tsIm
~ IA bs the pleasure Of the people 70 eieo' me
- ,B,nziblrus uly snd Aitafay VIII enable me 70
An a. ee8es - % tsaPptlni moss NaO nay % AIM
enoush 10 give ne ih-r support -, -. - ,.,t
no Tine 10 be squaBSing for once Iae mrs, Ana siee
ms = ny q, a. our ID untry her struggle 70 be free
sI ,S.-sfe rsman Ia The army uhere am now az Euste
i've Ssp since the beginning Of the EAr M me SoluS
' Nv nat time feryenty pray that these ConlSa
& 800 \, nave taken their place among me nalons 81 me
earth Al, -. -..,..t srd regard your
ffleni and 0bsdlsnt servant
iel6-at
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-16

GOD LIVER OIL.
~ A'-PPS - J.P. DUVAL
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ENFIELD ACADEMY,

THE Right Session of this school will com
meme, GA the 15h Of FssruKry, aud close on me lA "
oB ip common EnEish branches, $50 tuition 10 YIN $40
netbats as tuition IN Latin Greek and Maihemacs 80
HAHN 49,, - r. NJ TUCK, Prnepi
t.ia-rIns Enaeli p o.. King villa a county, We.
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TEXAS LANDS FOR SALE

I HAVE for sale soWe very tne Sea lsanu
&c.. 1,s, wing on ths Gulf just below Corpus Christi, a.
= Oo-.Ia l-1'l' JUS ~ y. K. sPILMAN
~ - tt-SS-rs,h corner 18Th and Main
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-16

THE Soldiers OF the ContedeFate olales AT
i repeatedly informed that have different brands Of
el.o-i - r-S--s AUGUST WEsENDONCH,
80 ~ Broad street, No. l6l.
TVNORACCONISTS AND MANUFACTURERS
on Tobaeso dpossd 20 NIKE eonssnment are re
- lted 40 40 So ~ will make Qllck sales and prompt IT,
A. "AN--N1NNN-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-16

w FWESTY RECRUITS for Company II, Departments
,uo, ar Local DEF, nee good opportunity for hhuaneh
As0' 49,. Captain A. 6. BABCOCK,
EINDS az WTNEs, LIQUORS. GRO
"A CgRIEs T.bacco, Couutry Produce, et1 El DC
% consVamst Aod sold c0musso1, Broad s15ss,,
Oh Aad Ih,by A.
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POSTPONEMENI.

~ The sale of Fontsinbssu' hiss been
o,'no,d md, WEDNESDAY, the 2lnd day Of March, lsS4
fe1d-dAe2t
TIUE ATTENTION OF CAPITALISTS is
e.le % te property be sold sydne5 THIS AftAA
NOON o'clock By hssrs 6oddn AppsI'on. hill, IN an.
ms House l. ons n the most pleasant aae ven JUN N ~
nsshborhood Of the city. -
TsaNs -Con:edsrate bonds a. market TAlas' OF CASH.
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~ u, y LoLnson. -.

TO Jas. r. OOitfssDit, 10y
- $3.50 h.vlo, occurred IN the Board Of Pubic Works,
~ a. --,aon OF General Clay and believing tnea as pS
op Ihoud be dlsd by gentleman ven now =, M n
y-i,,s be.t ouaHatd and most patriotic sons NC SA w.
80 y, s.y throagh pess, whether or Nc yCu III
mould The people OF The district elect yoH 4. D5 We
$500 hevs onr has. men the most Important Places Anu
% 80 Won VII consent 70 serve, and hat you VII be elected
without opposition ,,,,,,, ,,orpes on 7rfR DIsTRICr
: fel6 MANl 49, y
THE MKT LECTURE before the Young
-, a., a,,oorsuou viii be delivered THURSDAY
v.i,r pext he ista Instant a. ~ o'clock IN NC us -
byterSa Church. Of ION and 0apit $780, - 5 40
R.rrsv. D ID Subject: srhs CnrltiAn scnolA ana eof
ar Mentl Of Lews Minor Coleman, Professor 20 nc
IN .-eh to be hsd a. the door and the Sksofes
fel6-bts
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TIE Senate met at IL o'clock A. N Mr. BURNETT, OF
KY in the chair. Prayer by Rev. ]. L. Burrows, Ofthe
Baptist Church.
The managers the part of the Senate in tne Com
uitees of Conference on the tax currency and army
bills we're granted permission TO sit during the sessions
Of the Senate.
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FARMER, AuCr1oNEEs, WILL SELL

ID FARMER, AUCTIoNEEa, WILL SELL THIS
lCs day ~ o'clock ~ Canal street, large
ncnt Of Furniture consisting OF Suit in
brcatel gilt frame Pier Gasses. Window Curtains black
walnut and mahogany Bedseade Bureaus Lounges Beds
TeteA Tcte, Sofas Chairs Tables WashsandA
Ingram Carpets An invoice Of crockery 0lass and Plated
CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION.
~ ONCE or the Delaware, LAckawaDns and Western Rail
road Comany, New York. Jan. 16, 1884.
This Company will hold their Twelfth Regular Monthly
~. q the olce q the Company. 80 lillian street which
TWENTY fGNs 81 FRssH MINED
-. SCRANTON COAL,
Embracing ell The and deliverable their depot
tnext .F g- F7 lIF1 ~
The sale win g positive Bach lot pu. up win be sold to
made account Of, OF on behalf Of the compsny '.s
Fifty cents per on In bankabs fundA 70 be paid ~ the
zine and place NJ sale, and the balance like funds
eving the order for the COAL which called
in ten days THEREAFTER and the coal taken within thirty
days from the DAY o. SALE uness navigation e obsruced
Buyers who wish however can have additional thirty
days for akng the delivery Of their purchases mskng
above spccsd fntsrest 81 pss cent per ann,m. viii n
such be charged the balance stipulated
FOR payment until paid aud twenty 1--WE rer 20
over the expense Of stocking the COAL both be raid
Other conditions Of sale win b susssApu any ,soss
z M 70 y ssSae q
om the ncs when practicable otherwise from the stoch
These conditions win be modified OF ocean
JOHN BRTeBlN, President
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WINTER GARDEN.
W.. Eighty sixth night Of
Mr.. AND MRS. w. ). FL0RENoR

THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
Tho LONDON TIMES In speaking Of this great morsl
DRAMA m0ntous fact TO which the provincial OF
Great Britain and Ireland hes given confirmation -
Clerk. who had absconded from Liverpool with e. bOO
the properly Of ks employers and after Visiting many
places arrived birmingham about Ave O'Clock ard asr
taking refreshments went 10 the theatre 70 whts
away hour Asst happened tho pecc which was being
performed 90 the o. casiOn or this Wait VAS
THE TICKET or LEAVE MAN.
and the guilty have drawn moral from the
representation the which the interview
between HAwkshaw the detective and the Ticket Of Leave
Man took place. Parker the clerk becameso Affected tina
be Mcnt out the theatre got three envelopes and
fl 600 back 10 his employers.
0rd0r0d 10Y.
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AMUBEMWHTS.
NTfBLoH aARDEN OOMxENoBa AT w
IN Lessee and Manager $500. Mr.. Wheatlev.
SATURDAY EvEsIr0 JAN q, 1904
AEp EVERY EVENING DURING TIE W w q. mr.
oHARLEs qAyLERs NEW IRISH DRAMA.
""''e' iPts's AID iS' MRs BARNEY WILLIAMS
rHE CONNIE sooaAH.
JOLLY PEDLER -~.s
sUBsTANrrArHD BY THE UNANIMOUS oPfrros5
or THE PRESS
Al THE BEST ACTED AND MOST 6PLEnDIDLf
MOUNTED DRAMA EvKR PRkSBhTED 10
LkdITinATs TR,uMPH.
AND A SUCCESS WITHOUT PREoEDxNT
This evening win DO introduced the second act new
-DUNLUCE CASTLE"
near the Gsuaeway, psiuted by Mr.. Hiliiard
OoRNKY A00RATH.
CONNIE SoOdAE,
MIR. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
with the OF Ellen Asthore the Irish Wedding
NELLY NOLAN,
~ Jumptn Jewel wild hoaeycomb between her ohin ana
her nosc.
MRS BARNEY WILLIAM
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
will be sustained by Miss Ada Clfton Mira QratAn Miss
Mary WeVs MIRA Reeves Mr. j. q, Burnett, Mr. J. NunAn.
MIR. y. o. Collier MIR. h. 4 Ringgold Mr. j. Seymour, Mr.
Il. Il. Holmes. M, J Blaisdril &c
about the 0fanfs Causeway " Biard Maeder and as
sistAns decoraops accessories. &c. by Mr. 8. Willis;
new c0stdmes BY Mr. Phillips new machinery BY Mr. Run.
ysu original aud characteristic music by hr II. b bod
SEATS sKoURED rHREs DAYS IN ADVANCE,
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GRAND FAyCY DRESS CARNIVAL
on rHr
FIFTH AVENUE POND.
The first Carnival ever given in New York
ON fCE.

The managers OF the Fifth Skating Pond apnouses
that Saturday, January 70.
GRAND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL
will be given-ths being the day OF the
Every that possiby contribute TO the
fort or pleasure Of those who has been made
TWO BANDS OF MUSIC
Wal be present. and Will perform alternately during the
day and evening
Al night there VIII be a Grand display q
GkORGEOUSLY ARRANGED FfRRWORKS.
from the celebrated laboratory Of Leudsh and furnishes
by Funston A Scouels
within the enclosure OF the pond from George W. Blenker
costumer. Masks not permitted.
Gates open at p VI. Carnival commences at 2 p. y.
Without exception the charge Of admission will be cry
ceuts.
ofrca OF the Pond.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT AucrfoN, ON
monday ns rsSru1T q ieSs o.9cs a the e.
,LaR WILKINS co. anctionSsrS She undivided interest
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! ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST DAY POSITIVELY OF
the TICKET or LEAVE MAN.

d MECHANICS HALL. l72 BROADWAY.
MONDAY, JANUARY L. and night during the week
CR0wbED HOUSES CONTINUED sgCcEss OF
THE TAKE.IT.AND-LEAvEM MAN.
Beb Ridley 49,. Dan Bryant The Tiger. n Seymour
Dave Reed In his eccentric Plantation Scene Nancy FAl
LES MISERABLEs OR TiiE SEEDY MUSICiANe.
Fife and Drum Major Denny book Reel The Magic Boha
P0MPEY'S BLUNDERS,
Old Pgk III ssynssr r9RRc{ TsnT pa
WHO CAN FIND Us NOWt
Doors ut 6s Curtain rises Ut TX. Tickets 70 cenn
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FURNITURn.

RARE CHAECB ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
aSshng hsusslssens SiIl Ell {. iess e ss psssss:
third street. eixsh svspus:f anoforSs Draw.
uns Room BuitA EIaasres Bookcas rantinSA eaiusxy.
xesus Bsds,seds WasksSsn6a Mattresses, Dlslo hean
Fable, Table Cutlery. y. MIDDLRT0N
LURNIrURK wAHrED-I WILL PURCHASE, AT A
,rr n r,as rcr o.ch large quantity % 6sccnd Hand
&C. suitable FOR ayo4 house. Payties about breaking up
skeePeg may lupiy 70 or address 7. MArHBWs, ~
EURNIrURKl CARPETS AND MIRRORS BoUGHT
Tor CASA rertes breaking up housekeeping VIII aud
strseL Country calls stteaded To- " -
kURNIrURH, CARrETs. BOOKS PAuPHI,Eys AND
Libraries bought for cash 10, Sixth avenus 1e,we.
Ninth and Tenth streets Iars socs BOOK always tor
oalA
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THKATRE FRANCAIB.
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
SATURDAY. Jan. 81, 1854.
FOR THR LAST TINE.
\ LIE VOYAGE DE MONSIEUR PEKRIOHON,
Comedy In four acts. BY Lablche
Doors open ~; curtain rises II o'clock precisely


ra Hy5 SRa1T ss te; T.
LES ErFRoNTEs. Comedy in four By Emile Angler.
FoSss OLD B9 o..'s, =. 5aE E.1!ss
f'i 4hs s * W. *Sa sfs' Of
'"' " MISS FANNY HsRRINd
lT'0ui a. f!. g E. fox feis'''eF''
Ma Mi ss:f:, Sysss 4: :%
"a haa %Szas ASs
Lou ESn BY the celebrated Dogs Lfss Ssasr
characters by the Star Company
toI Lov xsD FANCY BELL
oA'''s' SE4 y = sT hsEf sSsss COMPANY,
oA'r'e'efs;r x * p scTief oo"p'a'
r4 ~ NOV HSsp SSD F SJSasSts FHs4yaan
l. FoI with 1 ans0
WooDs NJ H.ssrhn ss 54b7, 81
Opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel.
usparorpnsE4HRSs s su SaaS SSS%bED HOUSES
sS'5sh "'''
sa;y
s',.; H.
RAILROAD nxpESsfGH 81 COUSINS
Doors opon at 6H. Commence at7tS O'CLOCK
Tickets Is cents.
(yIRCUs. BROADWAY AMPHITHEATRE, 4ss BROAD
~ WALL. B. Lent. Manager.
FAMILY ENTERTAINMENTS
EVERY AFTERNOON.
EVERY AFTERNOON. -
s 70 Ss o s
and viii be found repete with attractions which cannot
DELIGHT THE JUVENILES.
ShasD
The SA 1Da mSUisa FSUssR
TWO BEAUTIFUL ACTS.
THE SPANOLA BROTHERS, -
the versatile and accomplished Of gymnastic artists In
their unequalcd display Of agility and muscular power en-
titled s~
gsOMERSEfING ON HORSEBACK,
: ROBERT srICKNEY.
THIRTEEN SPLENDID ACTS.
comprising every variety Of
DAsHIN0 WORKMANSHIP
Wand CLASSIC OLYMPIC GAMES.
ALE THE STAR RIDERS AND ACRoBATs
attached TO the establishment.
70 conclude with the ndesrbabe comIca equestrian
THE FRENCH RIDING SCHOOL
Doors a. hand Z; commence at az and ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23

A fws B0wERy. n. RosEyrHAL HAVING GRBAr
N desire V purchase large quantity Of east on Wsarrg
AR2s5s rYJnyrs Cs.psA Jswsyy, AZ y calling Or 2,
value for each Article Ladies attended BY Nrs. Ros.n
hs Please remember and W 90 BcweSy. opposite Great
Scnes street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23

A DRIAN a. MULLER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A sale OF Stores Lots So John and 80 Cortlsndt
;sirees-ADRIKN H. MULLER. r. r. WILKINS CO
will sell 81 auction Tuesday JAN 2o at IL O'Clock at the
Rxchauge salesrOom. Ill Broadway, by order OF WIN. s.
Bane IS executor Of Eliza Moore John street-The fou.
street.-The story brick Store and Lot No 50 Corano
street. Greenwich Maps ~ the ONCE Of the
M PinAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23

T. CAsHBERG PAYS rIIE HtamEsv rrtcE rOR
IL. ladies' gsutiemeps tast OF Jci,sns Psriics
waited uou by sdttcssin, e. Oashyess y. East r,Glltn
ette~a. aest nroaiway Latius wats Nrsn b Mrs. c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23

EENTLENEN HAVING ANY NKw OR CAST ORG
NJ Clothing dispose Of obtain the highest price 81
calling tn store % ftdressng John Murphy sc fesr
street All orders punctua iy attended 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-23

MENTION
"A AslSa seventh ssesus, iadi.e and fsusemes WIN b
eeteniabed 70 y. ANHALT Cast Of
Clothing CeFpess Furniture Jswslrys D. We rattsr eur
seiv With having been ~ great many sdiss
and Gens ~ paying 10 per than ~ sny other
Place - the c'iy We guarantee 70 pay tho folo~isg
tor SIN Dresses, from q 70 $50
For SSess. fgoo isto 20.
Please oa address j. Anhsik iss Seventh avenue
I'VE doors rom Tweneth Ladies attended by Mrs
Annst Please be particular IL finding The correct number
tl62) You viii md mistake when tso late
Watches. Diamonds tsmsi Hair shawi Nasicsl tru
nentA. Guns Pistols. &c.