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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

ed; and for want of it, the ''mudsills Of
he North, in 1860, wrested the Govern
tnent out of the banda Of the master
raee, and are foolishly attempting -
govern themselves. Hence I'VE are
COW involved in war and scourged by
.nisgovernment. And, therefore, the
cheeks already provided "a our Constita-
ton (of which the three-ffth represent
alton clause is the principal) land which
have been so salutary in their action
and influence upon the Government,
for more than three-6fths of It's existence,
must be supplemented BY other provis-
ions which shall make them more per
feetly perform the Office and function for
which they were designed. " THE Of
fee and function for which they were
designed" was to give power aud
influence in the Government to the
slave interest, the aristocracy bas-
ed Oh slave property. Now this must
be supplemented, added to, by other pre-
visions, in order to make the power and
influence Of that interest more effective
in the Governmental
This, too, is modern Democraevl
| nc OChOIf0AfE ION EEESbAcu 6uI
myself agree in finding q "4efeet" in
the Constitution, and in proposing TO find
a remedy for il; but here we agree no
longer The difference between as be-
comes wide as the poles asunder. I de-
sire to see that anomalous provision oil
our democratic Constitution, which de-
clares that the slave lord shall have more
votes in Government instituted for the
protection of the rights of mankind
than citizen Of Indiana, and which
has made traitors TO Democracy rebels
against the Government, wiped out en-
tirely and forever, and the Constitution
remodeled in the interest Of Popular
Severe gnty, the equality Of the people
and q pure Democracy. They insist
upon adding new and more efficient con,
sntutional checks upon the power Of the
people, aud remodeIing the Government
OF our fathers for the benefit Of a prop
erty-politieal interest, contemplate
slave aristocraey, in rebellion against
the Government for this very purpose
OF course | am Black Republican, and
an Abolitionist, and they are "Demo
Gratis, duly authorized TO instruct the
faithful in democratic constitutional sci
ence. JoHs j. CHANDLER
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OFFTCIAE

LETTERS REMATSING UNCLAIMED IN
he PoSt-Ofire At Evansville. SSzfs of IHdiaHz
s5fh day OF AHgust lsr. ASA
ESr T. ohf&zE any Of ese iefters the ar aIi-
-sut must calf Cor - esrertisei lsGsrso give tbs
late Of this list, and paw cent for advertising
So If net called for within one naoa.R they viii
Be . Bf to the Deaa- Letter Oasce-
FREE DELIVERY Of letters ~ Cssrrfern Al the
restderecs Of cwueFs lin the larger els ie- NAV be
SEGE BED By ass=sFS lnags ths fsst5xiRz RULES
!. DTRECT letters plainly 10 the street and
number. .. vel 8 the Post-ofioe add State
2 HEAD letters uith the writer's posf-alEcs
aad STATE, Sszesf and aEmbe. siga taem plalnIy
with fall name, aud request that answers Be
directed accordingly. SIS ~
B. Letters 90 strangers or transient visitors 81
n town or city. whese special asosess may Be sn-
kROWn, shcaiA7 10 ~Tkea. in ale lower left hand
corner, With Abe wer3 - Trassi- rst.a
e. Place the postare- stamp on abe anpsr rzgRl-
haHd corner, aud Ieare space between the stamp
aud direction for POI nslrkiaJ without interfsr-
ing with the writltg.
MIA REQUEST for the RETURN of let
ter - the writer II Haelaianed sthIn thirty days
% less. written printed with the writer's nanse
posf-esEos. aud State, across The LEFT hand end Of
lke entelope, on tbs face side. VIII b. eomyhed
With at the usual prepaid Faie " postage, payable
when the letter ID delivered to the Sriter.-Sse
., Law of 1855 e~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

The Times has great deal to say
about Democratic haTnony.2 Here is
an example Of it.
The "Sons of Liberty" alias "Order
of American Knights" alias knights
of the Golden Circle, have brought out
a county ticket labeled Democratic, .
and have had the impndence to publish
it in their organ as the Democratic
County Ticket (See head Of editorial
column Of Timss.)
Mr. John Wayuan, who probably
doesn't belong to the secret Order, not
acknowledging the binding force Of these
mysterious nominations inserts bis
name in the Times thus. Eve freely
give him the benefit Of our circulation.
1--WE are authorized to announce the
name Of John Wayman rs a candidate
for Sheriff Of Vanderburgh county, sub.
jet to the decision Of Democratic
County Convention
Another illusirious and prominent
member Of the party also submits biz
name for the sheriffalty-viz: Marcus
L. Johnson
Now, several questions suggest them
selves. ~ gvav~
Were these names in nomination be
fore The secret Order that nominated
'the tieketY'
Did Messrs Wayman and johnson
pledge themselves TO abide by the nomi
nation2
If 50, are they now bolters7
IL boilers, are they good Democrats ?
What does the Society Of the Him.
alias Mcclellan Club, propose to d,
about IN
Suppose Messrs, Waymau and John
son adhere, will Mr.. j. Il, Cox recede2
who shall decide when doctors disa
greer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

On the 2lst Of July, we propounded
series of questions to the Times, as fol-
lows:
ave should ike 70 know the position
of the Times on the question of war for
the restoration of the Union or Peace at
any price, even on the condition Of the
recognition of the Southern Confedera-
eY? Or is il in favor Of the prosecution
Of the war until the rebellion Is crushed
and the Union restoredY
Up TO this time our contemporary has
been as silent as the CARVE on this sub
ject. We again AJAX, will the Times re-
spond to our interrogatories2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
FINANCIAL.
TaKAsuRI DEPAarzESr,

TRkAsURT DEPARTMENT, I
July 25th, ls6A.
THIS FIRST NAT 0NAL. BANK OF EVANS
l. VILE Is hsrrby authorized to receive deposits
foF Three Years Coupon Treasury Notes. bearing
interest AZ the rate Of aud three-tenths per
eentum per Gnnum. 70 be issued under the &C. Ap-
proved June S0th, 1854.
= These Notes viii esAE dale August 18th, lssi,
and are pas able three years from date 70 la&fal
money, or, AZ the option Of the holder, they will
lie converted at maturity iuto ak per cent. gold
barring bonds, reaee msble after five, and payable
twenty Ssars from Aakusg 18th. 1867 % "a
The Interest i payable IN lawful money on the
18th day Of febrUA and August in each year.
upon presentation Of the prorer coupons.
The Interest on deposits made PRIOR TO August
18th will be paid 70 the party depositing, upon
ceipt at the department. Of the Certificate Of De-
positI, aud the Interest deposits made after that
date. which may have accrue from August risth
70 date Of Deposit. NUT Be paid b. the aepositor.
The interest on $50 vii be one cent day, sloo.
two ceuts on $780, tea cents, and on Sl,0go, twsn-
~ cents day
An INSCRIPTIONS must Be In sums o. ATTY dol
llrs, or Eoals maitlple q My DOL ars.
". p. FEsSRSDEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
n. B.-The LIST Eationsl Bank o. Evansville IL
the only place Ia abe cts that dspostsrs get fn-
ten a fraaa he dag of deposit q Beeds-
NH. r. PACK. Cashier.
Evansville August ls', lsGI
ausl-dsf UAlen rfpy and charge LET n. B.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

tag Some think the Presidents call
for 500, 900 men is unreasonably large,
and that it would seriously impair the
industrial interests of the country to fill
it; but observations in Albany leads us
to doubt this A very fair proportion of
the levy could be filed from the men
alone who hang around the city, without
effecting in the least the industrial in
terests of this section of the country.
They are fine, healthy, robust, "intense-
" loyal fellows, and from the amount
of standing and sitting around that they
are capable Of enduring, and their ex-
pressed hatred of rebels, copperheads,
e hoe genus 0BtIle, we are satisfied that
the faugues of the most arduous cam
psign would sit lightly upon them. These
fellows will have u De drafted, however,
as they 90 not for a moment believe thew
could be spared from the great work Of
spreading temperance and loyalty BY
their eloquent harangues-Nese Albany
Ledger
The same is true to some extent in
this city, with this difference; that these
useless and idle individuals in this city
spend most of their time in drinking
bad whisky and cnrsing Abe Lincoln,
the draft, aud the Abelitionists, aud hue
zaing for Mcclellan, and we suspect
the same is generally true in New Al
bany.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
The Abolition ConIenfInn.

The Evansville Times says Ct the Alb
olitionists' Convention, which met in
that city on Wednesday:
1t did not begin to compare ia num-
bers, responsibility, or talents, TO the
Democratic Convention FL Princeton.
II was a dead concern. There was none
of that rousing enthusiasm that carried
Old Abe into the White House. The
whole assembly seemed to feel and act
as If they were attending a funeral. The
crushing weight Of a desolated, dismem-
bered aud ruined country resting upon
their guilty souls, seemed to impress
them with unusual sadness. Even the
office-holders, who were there in the ut
most profusion, failed in all their efforts
to get up the enthusiasm.
SO says the Vineenues Sun, and so
said, we believe, the Times, but there is
not a man who. looked into the Court
House ON Wednesday last, but knows
that every sentence in the above extract
contains a silly and malicious false
hood. re
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

B3- Gov Morton, Of Indiana, it is
said, will not call for volunteers to ill
the State quota, and on this ground {:
When call is issued, the loyal Hoosiers
become at once greedy and fill the
ranks, aud so il happens that the Cop
perheads, whose modesty on such occa-
sions is wonderful, get no place at all
This is not fair. II there is no call nor
opportunity to volunteer, manifestly it
will give the Cops. an equal chance to
serve their country.-MissoHri Demo
cTak
Yes, the Copperheads are extremely
modest in regard TO pressing forward to
enlist, and hence have generally been
crowded out and compelled to stay at
home. Morton thinks they should have
an equal chance, and their Jog at the
prospect is immense.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

B1- "Had Douglas lived, exclaims a
Lincoln newspaper, "he would still stand
where he stood at the time of bis death. I"
At the time Of bis death he SAID that
when the war should become war for
emancipation, he would BY to the assist
ance Of the South He'said that in one
Of tie las, two speeches be ever made.
Why do not the Abolitionists resurrect
bis remains and send them to Fort La
fayette2-- Chicago Times
Stephen A. Douglas never uttered
such a sentiment Il is an infamous
Islander on his fame and bis memory.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

DDIt is said that when the intelli-
genee of the death Of Gen. Mcpherson
was telegraphed to Lieutenant General
Grant, the warworn hero, after finish
ing the reading of the dispatch, retired
to bis tent, weeping like child, and,
with tears streaming down bis bronzsd
cheeks, declared that the country had
lost its ablest soldier and be his best
friend
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
FRESH BEEF

TO the TROOPS and hospitals at this post and viein
ify until the 3lst day Of December. 1874.
The beef TO be Of good aud wholesome quality,
with equal proportions Of fore aud hind quarters ;
nsoks and sasnks, and kidnsy tallow to Be- ex-
eiu6si- The neoks Of the cattle slaughtered Tor
beef under the contract, Shall be cut OF at
tbs fourth verteerAl joint and the breast trimmed
doNn. Tae shAnks Of the for--quarsers shall BE-
cut OF from three TO four inches above he knee
int, and ofyhe nd quarters from sir 20 81 ght
inches ab5xs the KaHbreI or heck Hat
The beef % be De ivsrsd At such tines in such
places, and in 50 quantities as the Coma issary
m<y direct he right reject all bids is reserved
BIds Uuss Be mae in duplicate. 70 - endorsed
Proposals fer Beef" ana addressed rpeCAcs 4
h Ehrmsn, C. s., Evknsvllis, Ind -
Blank proposals. furnished On applisasion.
ssraHE. H. EHRMAH, Capt. aud c. &,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02

egone of the Baltimore female reb-
els, found guilty of corresponding With
the enemy, has been sentenced TO i'm
prisonmeut during the rebellion, and to
employment for the benefit Of Union sol
diers- She has been sen. to Fitehbarg,
Massachusetts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
FOR SALE.

(yooD SEASONED wooD.-THOsE DEsTR.
" ing 10 lsy In their supply for the winter viii
do well % call early az John RasShG GroosTy, cor
nsr % Vine and Sixth st1ssts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
WANTED.

CCHOOL TEACnER-By the Congregation
= Bensi Israel, a competent Male Teacher of the
English Branches 70 take charge Of their = hooT
shout tbs LIST Of September next. Salary liberal.
Fer particulars, apply 70
,. D. HEIMANS, President
VIZ. LOWEETHAL, ssct'y. iuI3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
TAKEN UP.

{ YELLOw COW. WITH SOME WHITE
y sgsls, supposed u sle about twelve years old,
with-a szallew fork cr notch o 9 OF b rear; slss,
a dark red calf, about one var 0id--no mark
Tie owner sean rscsver thsn BY enquiring Of
Thomss Elliott, Slae Grass. iFZ9-lwde
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
FOR SALE.

4 FRANK HOUSE, WITH THREE ROOMS.
i conveniently loezts a. For further rArticu-
lars eHgsre Of wilson. ct Oldham, Berry, a
Cos. corner Of 7. rst and s. camore STREETS
J52s-lNd
LN0R SALE. IN GOoDSELL TOWN, FIYF
II and hstif aeres ef lahd ssith the following
improvements. tNo- story brick huildinE, cen
tanning eight rooms, kitchen. ssilzr, and Two
yer ehes, a geo. cistsrn u stable, and shsds fos
carriags and wood two acres IN orchard Of choics
grated fruit trees, Of a pies pears, peaches,
ounces, cherries, and snail ruit, and other
shrub bsry tao acres 10 nea5oW. For furt hrs
partioulArs enquireat Schrosaer 3 Lemsk-.s robse
co store. fy-2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
DIED.

On tha morning Of August LIST, Aaron wilsoa.
iHfAnt son Of Aisz. aud N. c. Simpson, aged three
months and three weeks. The funeral viii take
place from ibe residence Of his parents, below
Pigeon Greek, At s'cioek this Tuesday morning,
2nd. Friends OF the hmgIy are invited 10 attend
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-02
DENTISTRY.
PROPOSALS.
FoR FREsH BEEF

0eFIcr CezNIss&Rx OF SUBSTANCE,
$40. Ey4nsvfhe, Ind, August 1T, 1854. !
CEALED proposals win be received at fsis ofhcs
- until u s'eicek NJ, HoEezy, August sth, 1894,
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TO RENT.

DART ola twe-story brick house in pleasant
4 nsiEhboYhood Parlor far alshsa II required
Enquire at yosraaI efacs
House Is situated corner Anna and Mary strssis,
near residence Of Il. Q. WHISTLER.
ID. A. o'RKnLEr.
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Advance In our Rates Of subserlp-

On and after Monday, August lst,
1864, the subscription price Of the Jour
nal will be as follows:
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TERMS OF tue DAILY :

Delivered BY carriers at 20 cents per
week; 70 Boats, Newsboys, &C., at 40
cents per dozen.
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81. 900. 900 iO1.
COUNTY o. NEW voRH.
PROPOSALS 70 = ., CO., go SOLDIERS BOUNTY suTD
BONDS.
tBRuNo Tns pAAARos NOT AWARDED ON BIDS
YoR 100000 OPENED FEB. "a lssA)
Sealed proposals win Be- received = The Conpsroalsrs
encs un.n Monday March . lssA Aa O'Clock ?. n, whss
the WIN b publicly opened for ne purchase u pes
than bei par value Of ,hs whole or any pr. Of NE
Of One Mnnon Dollars o. the 'soldisrs Bounty EsaA
Bonds authorized BY ordinance Of hs Board Of sups
yiso passed February H. los and BY Of sAs Legs
Aiars The STATE Of New YORK. passed February issA.
being the amount not AWARDED on sas for ssoeo opened
February ~ 1894 ~
The said bonds win bear ssses thsrats or sn pr
cent pc, anaun payabss sszi snsoAny As sss day q
May and NovenbeSn sass year. The principal wbs
yedsemabls a. foncws,-1vs hundred thousand dollars
November l. 1855 and nvs hundred thousand dollars No
yember J, 1856
III proposals. win stae the Of bonds desired and
the price yer hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose proposals accepted win hereupon be required
deposit with The County Treasurer The sums awarded 70
them respectively.
On presenting 70 The Comptroller the receipts Of the
County Treasurer for such deposits the parties win be
Titled receive equal amounts Of the par value Of
the them bearing interest from the dates
Of payment ~
Each proposition should be sealed ana endorsed PRO
posals for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds and enclosed
second envelope addressed TO the Comptroller.
The right 10 reserved reject any al Of the bids
considered necessary project promote The interests Of
The county. MATTHEW BRRhNAN, Comptroller
ClrY OF NEW yoRE, DsrARrHsNs or FINANcs.l
oosprRolrzA's orTicr Feb a. lasA
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w ALLACkS SATURDAY.
~ Deer open a. haf past seven overture NJ
qarscr 0 Seht curtain rises at It's conclusion The
foSDenoo Will terminate close eleven O'Clock.
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AMUsE MENTs.
OlTeCtOr.. 80.

A cAn ,sY OF husIc,-lHE OPERA TO MONT
70 rnE fArRi6;as or RIG o ofs MaakfaEh
and d he si sr a.
patronage has me honor thai after prsssat
sss'. Of a.w 1 sss e y whsn w
which WI be hs last o. the season other
into oy me company preclude The possibility Of any
Subscribers DESTROYS Of retaining heir boxes and seats
o. aeads%s %Sass %
kSTss .saSsc1seIs who retain iasr as.in. mi.
Tor the next season given under the present manage
THIS 'sAruEp2Ay' EVENING. Feb az. ala
o0un0d'' new and 0r''r sa NRs1s in five acts Of
s,,Sssa IsssSs Italian
Sss ana s R
SSaish .ri.a...~..:... Miss cLARAie
Faust Faust 80. SaA sef
H :ess,S sss &
s;:'s: ;:::::::: '
NOrics~sis nkLI.iai, Il IN or,es 10 II
ITor1,nanoe, has accepted the comparat s1tfp st
ON l sSsp sHas sEFHss g sGeR4 a"
and positively fso y; 1ss A'' vsrd'''
The sal. q tickets and for any The .eeye
xsy Roo. anssoSy ! go Cos stssoasr. corner %
l,Assau hhd rihe streeks
NEw B0wERY THEATRE.
g. . seIe rroprieor j. " Llnaarr3
sATuRDAy Evening. February y. lse.. -
r..r,o Mr.. =. EDDY.
TIE rG 4as r5 5BEss, VOICE.
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN,
oSs 81 IA Ths f' %oSDEss OF TIE AGE
" " o., !S4ne,PpRq4cnASLE. scs sEgyHSt,.
CAPITAL MOUNTINGs,
IMMENSE CAST OF CHARACTRRs.
SHOUTS OF APPLAUSE
THRONG THIS POPULAR PLACES OF AMUsEMBNT
Mr.. r. EDDY
ROBERT pRIERLY.
The young and popn'sn, . !" So Nj
nAwKsHAw, r 1fiiE pErRcrvE.
MRS. W q: JOKES
As May Edwards
Mr.. Geo. BrO0kes 0reon Jon0O
Miss Kate Newton. ........as sam wmon&noy
Miss Hathaway. Emily 81 Byscmcno
Mr. Qlassford. No No
css Eid,Icge $3.50 '.''""" "n'SusASS
Frat night Of tho e coITas S1a%s SON Con
Mr. q. @. B6nface ns ...........Jack Have!o
Ai'''" = '01 %sssIoNY AND 6LkoPATaA -
Angry s,oosss snS sauUciS
mont seats may be secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
u ARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.
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psQrosALs FOR sUooOo.-voLuNTEER soLDIs Rs
FANNY a." unoSSupa NO RIGHT

Sealed proposals. win be received Ut ths Comptrosrs
emee until Tuesday, March 1894 nj O'Clock M when
e :sms WIN 3 R.hsy opened for The purchsss nS.
- OF Ave hundred hcusand dolars OF the we unteeT
es.diers Family Ad Fund Bonds No authcrzed ~ AZ
ordinance o. he Corporation, passed February 1884, And
e. e , Y: Lsssss o. he sss Of New Sorh passed
ss,a bonds WIN bear interest Abe ras q Ave pe.
lpne per annu payable semi annually, the LIST day or
redeemed NOVEMBER J. 1s52' - ~
ne proposals. win ais ne amount or bonds dssred and
~ price Tor hundred dollars hereof NE persons
Sh shs q the ci,y we!A Az days aflsi ne
On pSsssnliue ths Comptroller NE ks Cks1
bsan for suck dspOsits Ne parties MI - snelse ~
S,esiss inissss hon hs a.. q psymssis .1 -.
~ Ter vslunsser Soldiers Family Az tund Bend. H&
asA ,neiossa y second snvelcps, sddssssd y NE
iks rG 10 psvsa 70 reject any al II 'he has n Ne
Txx$IlH1W +. BREkHAr, Comptroller.
Orr oy nsy. yoas6 pEyAaTnsNr or ErAFcs, CONTROL
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ID ARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM.
ID SATURDAY, Feb. "a. 1874
GRAND FAMILY HOLlDAY..
TWO SPLRNDiD PERFORMANCES.
AFTERNOON 1t O'Clock. -.


LAST IDA D., so.r FSEsIFo ''x 's'''' j
rHn RICH Ar T, KhHszs Ga R2:ss',o DANA
Snlss ni ss Hss ~
Amy MUST BE WITHDRAWN AFTER TODAY.
place r s s:i2:s sissR
sSsiS 'ssrs; sss''d
hs Connie and Imprompsn Singer appears q each
1 .s sss. ana ss Family
I THE Ep sss n ssB SSs e ~aSszs.
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Admission a 3 and ch m1G" s sssG .s q
WooD's MINSTREL HALL: 81 BROADWAY:
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To witness the a THn SP f
MONDAY e sEsgPs during me wsss
ssssss si EN-: WOOD
wan appear IN their oR GUsG '"'r''"en
sam s ssslsls ss'':
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a.; any 'aSiSiiSfi i WILD .r,' ANIMALS
''s''i 's;' S4il ELK
p. zso.,, Hsss.S s4SS.b Sc. 4:
.h:ir support cannot compete with 'hl' private
established . MI: ~ !. .sS g :.:.
ss ss :: ss
aT;sss 81 S:S
= :'$Isss s$aS$ :ss
"a ne .So kss.
street. corner Fourth avenue.
no sMoPoLIrAN MUSIC HALL
r.: e % ~
sS's ana s p ana .
ss iox.s o, SsrSs VIII nd attached 70 The cSsmspo
.n the most ''' Sn ss : 81
AER LISTER wALLAcK
AVA Bess TO announce ths, BIZ sr,fN..a v
W" 1A' ' SATURDAY EExr. PEE. 2.
$685. seaooI is;s s scsnSx Z.
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A CADBMY OF nugC.IHB OPERA
a - i HEsnRyEEpn Avn sf pzhRsouRr.
Can b. secured a Q xsss ioarissa.s :if.s.
TH' 'A''Hff iSis DAY Sap n sogWzar.
EArH4b EsSsFif OF NM LEsrEa " ALLAcE.
Orchestra 'is e, q: e HIRE c
noSsE Hal JAZZ sufLr.
Az person psrfsSs psrsor"sS = ,Ss Sssio 90
Lessons Win 3 - .
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

WE WILL PURCHASE ON ccxMIssIoN THROUGH
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ssamins daily a.oAtidns received BY Telegraph Orders
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

ID MECHANICS HALL an BROADWAY
Monday February o. and night during the week,
CROWDED HOUSES Immense success Of the BurIesquso
received nightly with e laughter and applause
70 zee the great burlesque Of the rival
Et MAZEPPAS
by Hank Nudge the hit Of the
LES MI6ERABLE9
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Doors opcn 81 Ok; commences ~ N Tickets Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

Mr. LESTER wALLACK's BENEFIT
First time THIS season, sheridan,s Comedy,
TIE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
|WW % produced with appropriate Scenery beautiful Ap
poiDtmenis and complete Costumes
Win No fohowing great standard cast Of the establish