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S-T-1S6O--X.
Brakes Plantation Bittcrs,

They purity, strengthen and invigoraIe.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours. "a st-
They strengthen the system and enliven
the mind 'lI
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fe.
vers.
They purify the breath and acidty of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous
Headache.
they are the best Btters in the world. The
mako the weak man strong, and exhausted nay
lures great rostorer. They are mado of pure
St. Croix Rum, tho celebrated Calisaya Bark,
roots and herbs, and are taken with tho pleas
uro Of a beverage, without regard II ago or
time Of Gag. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring gentle stimuiant.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Sa.
looms. P, II. Drake 4 Co. 202 Broadway,
New York.
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Government Claims.

THE undersigned bags leave to inform tho
l. public that he has made satisfactory ar
| rangements with sererat ePieient Attorneys In
the city of washington, d. c., for the purpose Of
Collecting Claims or all Kinds
against the United States
GOpe5'N meHf.
Claims for pensions, damages, back pay Of
soldiers and officers, quarternaster's certif-
Gates, and, indeed, all kinds of lawful claims
against the Government will bcspeedily col
lectcd if put In my hands.
No collection, no charge.
Call, or address me, at the law oflco of Mrs
George A. Pearre, Washington street, Cumber-
land, Allcgany county, Maryland.
WILLIAM j. READ.
October 8, 1868.
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Luxuriant Beauty,

promotes its growth, prevents its falling of,
eradicates dandrufi, and imparts health and
pleasantness to the head. 1t has stood the
test Of time, being the original Hair Coloriug,
and is constantly increasing in favor. Used
by both gentlemen and Indies. 1t is sold by
all respectable dealers, or can be procured by
them of the commercial agents, D. S. Barnes &
Co 292, broadway, New York. Two sizes, 50
cents and 81.
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FEMALES---FENIA LES---FEMALES

FEMALES---FE EN- ALES--- FEM A l. ES.
IN many affections peculiar to Fanatics the Ex-
TRACT BUcHU IS unequaled by amy other RENE
dy, as in ChloroSis or Retention, lrrcguarity,
Paintulncss, Suppression of Customary Eva
| cuations, liberated Scrrnous state of the
Uterus, Leuchorrhua or Whites, Sterility, and
for all complaints incident TO the sex, whether
arising from indiscrction Habits of Dissipation,
or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
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COLLECTIONS

Claims Against the United States.
NHARLES Il. THRUSTON, Attorney
~ at Law, Cumberland Nd, having secured
the cooperation, in Washington City, of II
responsible and very successful
Agency for the Prosecution
and Collection of Claims
upon the Departments of the Government, and
being provided with the Acts of Congress ara
latest necessary forms, will undertake to collc
all lawful claims against the United States, fos
Horses and other property lost OF destroyed
while in the service ofthc United States; Cloth
ing, g.; Subsistence; Transportation; Expenses
incurred in Organizing, Subsisting and Trans-
porting Troops prior TO muster into the service;
Soldiers and Transfers Pay, Bountics, PEN
sions; Balances due to deceased Soldiers ana
Bounty Land.
JaS- Office on Baltimore Street, near the Ras
Road Dpot."ssN
Feb. ls-6m
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PROCLA NATION !!

40 the CttiIcnS Oh cumberland
and Vicinity.
'hc place to make your purchases and get
double your moneys worth in good and
useful presents isatt.riton's Gift Book Store
corner of Baltimore and Holiday SITS.
Every person buying one dollars worth, or
more from our stock, consisting Of
All the Standard Works.
Ill the late Publications.
All'kinds OF Stationery.
All Styles of Bibles.
All the LYNN Books in use.
All the Prayer Books &C., &C.,
shall receive some one of the following gifts.
all OF which nre useful and vnluaLlrs.
RETAIL. PRICES
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Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant
Ncdicines. far unpleasant anil d'ngerous diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BrCIlU AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH CURES
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TTASHFts II CANDY.
1-11n dAsHEEsH CANDY 4
HASHEESH CANDY
0RIEyT1L ExIHIiRANT AND NER-

TIE E.iSTER.y GENJAU OF EN-
CU.iyT'NE.yI, "a
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends snd Relative. in tho
Army or Navy, should take especial cate, that
they be amply supplied with these PilIs AID
Ointment and where the brave Soldiers and
Sailors have neglected to provide themselves
by their friends. They have been proved TO be
the Soldiers never failing friend in the hour Of
need.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

Is ,,pKoTECTDD solution of the PltOToNlDf
OF IRON. A NEW DISCOVERY IN MED
iCiNE, that Strikes st the Root OF Disease by
supplying the blood with Us w" PTmcFte u
IL. Eyas,.3I i,
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Ct 600 600 LOAN
COUNTY or NEW YORK.
PROPOSALS FOR 8, 5000 SOLDIERS BOUNTY FUND
BONDS,
(BEiSG THE BALANCE NOT AWARDED OK BIDS
FOR &2.OOO.0O OPENED FEB. q 1861

Sealed proposals. win DO received at the comprolers
oniee until Monday, March 1894 at O'Clock r. NJ, when
VIII be publicly OPENED for the purchase at not
less than Their par value OF the whole or part the
sam Of one Million Dollars OF the "Soldcrs Bounty Fund
ponds authorized by ordinance the OF Super
passed February H. 1864 OF the Legs
Of the safe OF New York, passed February 1864.
being the amount not awarded on bids Tor s00O opened
February -. lsct .
payable semi annually FIRST day of
May and November IN each anil the principal vii be
redecmabe as iollows-Fve hundred thousand dollars
November l. rs, and eve hundred thousand dollars No
ycnibcr I. 1886,
The proposals win state the amount OF bonds desired and
the price per hundred dollars thor of persons
proposals accepted will required
deposit with the County Treasurer the awarded 70
them respe lively.
on preserUug 10 the Comptroller the receipts OF tho
County Tasurr fs such deposits the parties will be
titled to bonds for a Of the value OF
the SUNS awarded 70 them bearing the dates
OF meat.
freh proposition should le sealed ana endorsed .rto
pos AVS soldiers Bounty FUND Bvuis and enclosed
srond en- eope addressed 10 the Comptroller
THE right Is rese we'd % rcect any ~ the oids Il
necessary rr,~~' sress
Inc county MATTHEW BRENSAN, C,mp,rtcr
CRY on NJ W SonE. DIR Aefstrto v'NAs.s
C,srta,,l,R's Ossicn Feb 10 isst /
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RcUs.-BRoADwAY AMPHITHEATRE.
" No. ass BROADWAY.
= : INCREASED ATTRACTIONS
NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY
THIS EVENING.
ALL THE VAST RESOURCES
Of the Broadway Circus will be brought requisite
furnish an entertainment OF
UNAPPROACHABLE VARIETY AND ATTRACTION.
First week OF vallachi's Troupe Of
PERFORMING DOGS MONKEYS AND PONIES.
from All Of the world, which will be introduced In
s'e'if SsbssSRiBABLY coNIcAL PERFORMANCES.
SAM LATHROP.
THE ORIGINAL .KAINTUCK CLOWN"
w. = iNIMiTABLE JOE PENTLAsD
will furnish 'nrth for the mllion.o
THE HURDLE LKAPIN0 BUFFALO
THE EDUCATED SACRED BULL.
I'm their extraordinary performance
MADAME Louise r0 0URsxiss
LARGEST. MOST TALENTED AND MOST
COMPLETE CIRCUS TROUPE
ever OrspR,sss - p ngsTI, s
WONDERFUL ATHLRrrc FRArs.
such az can be Witnessed only
THE BROADWAY CIRCUS.
The entertainments will also Introduce the
FINEST DANCING AND TRICK HORSES
THE SMALLEST PONIES IN THE WORLD.
Doors open a. . and Z; to commence at az aud IA
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
Matinee for families, commencing M2,s O'Clock
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or
~ t Central Park No. 81 Nassau street. Feb. 49, 1884
TO MAsoNs AND STONE CUTTERS Sealed proposals
will received al his ONCE until the 18th inst for furnish
closing val Of the Central Park not hsroors contracted
and specifications and Information resyetng the
same will be furnished 81 the ONCE above mentioned.
Proposals should be addressed the Board OF Commits
OF the Central Park and endorsed Proposals for
wan The said Board the right reject any all
proposals ANDREW u GREEN
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ORIENTAL CONCERT HALL.
" $50 go 90 $50 $50

ORIENTAL CONCERT HALL.
" $50 $50 40 $50 go
BROADWAY,
Above Blocker street. Above Blocker street.
The Of tho famous pleasure seek
be-s leave TO announce to the uncountabe millions
have pa rnniyed the most
COMPLETE PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
In the world that in addition to the usual great
THE LOVELY FEMALE ATTENDANTS
THE GROrESQUE COSTUMES.
THE MAGNIFICENT APPURTENANCEs,
THE GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
THE RAPHAELIrR CARTOONS,
MOVING SCENES ON THE BosPHoRUs,
&c, &c, at an enormous expense he has procured
BEAUTIFUL LADY OF FORTUNE,
whose ineres ing story of her from relentless pur
Tin the deadly OF FlordAl would form
for the most craving romancst This lovely being will be in
attendance
FOR THIS wREK ONLY
BARNUM SUPERSEDED
In The shape OF uondescrpt animal caed) from the
island OF Sarawak which will exhibition II is
quite harmless and will drink (whcn Asked One learned
savant has pronounced II Deither
ANIMAL, VEGETABLE OR MLNERAL
Admission free. FRANK BURNS
Wanted twenty five Intelligent girls 10 wait on tables
Apply a above.
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pURNHAMs FURNITURE ExrRBss. lfs INST ELE
vcnh street between ff,h and S's,h avenues -Iur
niturr stored All kinds OF fn nuc boxed and shtrrcd 4
all pWis OF the world Covered wagons Tor reno ne pr
nitufe OF amt,es 10 aud from tho corntrv
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AoPE CHAfEL. 7l3 BROADWAY -.
Every day at 5 O'Clock.
Every nigh. at o'clock
MAMMOTH srEREoscoPIIcos;
woNDRoUs MIRROR OF THE UNIVERSE.
A COMPLETE TOUR or THE WORLD.
An entire change every day
while every age and here oy tho purest intel
s sps isd .' sS as SRw TEN
ANGST p III III H6f RESORT
Each ffH sns II
while sitting quietly With his friends In the comfortabe
pews Of spacious ha culng The choicest flowers Of tera
Iais EyIsISo FROM POST TO PILLAR.
goSd Soansais. Csnnemars-oid Bridge 10 connemsrs
Room, BssfinsSam P.Iaee-The Bl as ROOM sactnshsm
r.I.ssm :, Golden AgsmKenworh cas.le-Sanor.l
da Trone ParsThe sia.se Or vcorymPrf. % The siSs
sa"e % G.a
Bridge At Dresden-The Old Palace At Potsdam-rhs Arse
Rremn Palace AZ RhsSars o the
Rhine-Frank fort on the Man-Frbourg In s~itr,r and
s%pSn mS.S on fss e Ssr
Coast. where the Mariners COMPASS was Invented.
Paiae at Madrd-Ceres and Proserpne Gate
way the Island Of Pbae, in Egyp-A Crocodile on the
Of Damascus in Syra-The Cedars Of Lebanon
General view Of Jerusalem and the Pool-Bethehem the
Daughter at Canton In Chna-Ie on The River Guayas in
souta Amer!eaNative snspen.lon Bridge Over the River
nia-The Big Tree Mariposa Grove Calfornia-Thc Ra
pIds NIAGARA and tho Legend OF the white Canoe
Greek slayeGenesee Falls and Valley. In New York
The House and Tomb Of Washington at Mount vernon-The
Flag Of Freedom.
Matinee every afternoon at O'Clock.
Admission 25cents; reserved seats 80 cents
Carriages may be ordered at" and "a eks soS Manager.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


.,.~~~>,>-~>l SALES AT AUCTION.
k!SHlAx Ag sSoURs zsp BONDS
AE Esfs DAY Y ( ffIaSAa Yl FEs sssI
AT s TX 2'st9c Egs. AT THE
NO st 8 Willie sfhiksh sTssEr.
Ban o. ss' may a
aPas Frs Ina Co & GI., Inc Go Go 9
i Sss ss.ss.s E Is: ss e.,
$saS%s; n NJ n. e
Etas Ere Ins co,...sl 40 Hamilton Fire Ius Co Is
Der ' cent sP scrtS Carolina ar State Bonds
,us 800 per cent and per cent Guy Of Milwaukee Read
per cent Big Sandy Railroad Bonds
$4,000 per cent sciota and Hooking Valley railroad
Next REGULAR srocK SALE MONDAY. FEB r.
Auctonser and Stock Broker
ALvAS G. BAKER co. AgGrIoSEERs.
hAasrrIcEsT h9TsEHSL56o TURSirURE
Rosewood piaaotorte.
Drawing Room Suits,
Bronze and ormolu Chandeliers
oil Paint ngs by ancient and modern artists.
Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
Chamber Furniture en- suite
China, Glass and Silver Ware,
6a aiay ii!s ss6 Sssss'' Works q A''
n. ives, q Bo.awsy Sal. i oeoct
friends aud the public this sale Catalogue Comprising
inc largest aud richest assortment Household Furnre
1c Que ed AZ auction this Sale Cata
Iogues at house.
DRAWING ROOMS
Two superb full Suits. brocate OF rchest
descrpo rosewood Etage stauary top Tables.
magnncrnt sets brocade Curtains Vases match
9HDro dered lace Curtains En- Cabinets Ladys
york Table Secretary Bookcase with plate glass
EomspIe Tables bronze ornanened Chandeliers elegant
FANNY mslss
PAINTINGS by Delacrox Inmap Huntington. Norhcoit ex
IRA large Manuel Mirrors 76x70, Pier do, artistic onzes
rStatuarv and Vases 49, -7'
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE
round corners richest offered at auction this
season stnoi and Cover Masic Stand Book and Hat Stands
rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedseads Ward
robes, en suite. stye Louis XIV Hair and Spring Mat
sss ssrs oyssr Tarreen Entres Dishes Coffee Urn
We Dnner and Tea Sets, Crystal and Ruby Glassware
Table Cutlery and Linen, Couehes Chairs Oval MIR
'rors. -
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nv -. ONE aUH3HsDrn MONT
EeScment IA commentator o. which the theatre will
Door. open 9. sx. commsace .. u. Carriages may be
- Lessee aud Manager WIN. waea,ley
PREVIOUS ENGAGEMENTS
Nc I.a'se' ''s' LAST = sI"f fasas e MOTIFS
GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA.
w Gao&DED fi e f MEAT e. a'' literally
,.,, -, rLooa e 'ccsILls,,
PERF8cr pLAv
: '' DsA M SSsa a4fsSss
40 '''S o%fT4Is MEssI DE LAeAaeEas.
ssSssS
.o THE MOST MOST I rE e. scF'h' :
xfyssssH2Ess sSDIfsSs
'"'''' '' TIE 1G fti ssd Mo GTTTTSs'e entitled
49,. a.. JOIN saoucHAa
r" Ills original character, "' ""AAiAh'
me- G'ss T s"p Ne % nH sassoa
Ms ss,%%ssG NJ Ms. AZ. G GH$s. 1 n:
1s S. e Ia. s @ nc ss
ROD with the Kiss psgns5 In sfcss ssma doa
and her
OPERA TROUPE.
Aaopas HGs% sSs 2Ss;s isiS
t0n' which 'ak MnS ssee on nvpn,xo rpo %
Box Book open six days in advance
Is MEcaASIcs HALL. az BROADWAY.
asss eatns
Hsss ws 6 ass a sRps
70 see the great oors'aSMs . q shs ryal
By Hank nh Ma asH s s.ss hit Of the
a."p'''a'a PoarE1s SRusDKRs' ' Perfect Cures
Door,, onsn & 81 ,."'
HowE's GREAT AT. c ~ Us ), .,-..u
=. THIS eTJEsDAxl EyEsiSS FEB. as
every evening s saEwe n xsss S S' presented
DAN sR Il @sS GREAT '' snow Wv
w., M. Den STONE the People. Clown
Mr. w x1gfs NV " rG ssSdRs a,Rs
VI" Be offered tx sAEEsT
ever brought 'I sIsE. sa ihi f'z RAVE.
MR.; JOHN DssrEs
Admission cents reserved seats 50 cents children, Is
Matinee for fsa aiSs a, * oeoct
"A Mr.. ". j. FLORENCE
$ the es .s d the
port which has given his aud Mrs. Florences engage
men at the Winter Garden duration beyond his highest
expectations he believes unprecedented on the New
York stage
Their sndnes: and nasrns appreciation have carried
70 ms evening o I'M HuNDRErH NIGHT.
In ecmmemo,a,!sa o which Tie theatre WIN be Illuminated
ana 70" '.yif!s : TfskET 81 LEAVE MAN
the freshness OF whose attraction time unable TO d.
minsh. will be again presented
Mr. Florence avas himself OF this opportunity ~.
nounce that
HIS BENEFIT
FRIDAY EVENING 18TH.
when will be presented Tom Tsylor's
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
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A Ivan G. BAKER 4 CO, AuCTIONEERS.
a AtBERT HAYWOOD. AuCTiONEER.
-, Mt6NiFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ElANOFORTE, STATUARY PAINTINGS BRONZEs
Ann PARL0R SUITS

!HiS%92n tDoT rSsslTGss
AMP a4 1 FHbfI5 s Is yssT6'
we s street ss%e.s stone S 'n .sa
sas rs srssa
c.,pss sssTs Centre Tables Ensosa..ss
match
sS,o' ~: s
ss os nv M.n 4 AMI sesns
doansss e,s Exiens,on Table Arm Chairs Dnner Sets
and lchsn rurn re Competent persons attendance to
A sLggcKsR AucTIoSgEs Es AccoyST
GO van s At auction; rassdsy March iSs
s9 West r.r s south tbs SIDE
pstsb'e Apply to the aucioneers II Cedar street
AUCTION s 9 SauLKIEs AUcrIoNEER.
os OF R sAF kESd HEsF G5As
MANThL MiRaoRs. sGPERsLY CARVED RosEwooD
- rSSS!S4HtS S!bsES F ftAHfa RsSsss
The sale comprises some Of The richest and most eiabo
to" am % be sold without reserve An examination
Paror. three elegant fun Suits Parton
a' gold p sn
'
IN eie Will round corners, oeautif uty
carved isg~ ana all mode improvements
Also .uicent collection Of Paintings
su EASY Chairs Lp- rosewood Centre and
Side mar Tables richly cared Velvet and Brussels
Carpets Nc
Chamhec Suits 10 rosewood and mahogany: Bureaus.
carved B.s'eads Washstand Sofa Beds In fine harcloth;
ten pure IA Mattresses from 40 ID pounds made to
der. in eS. Ell ent condition
Dining ON Furniture, consisting Of fine oak Extension
Dnn Ts T. oak Armclairs Silver Ware rich China, Two
an Of every Ssserpion "'n eAs' cut
Carm'D 10 attendance to ship goods for
caasers
n B-House aud LO. for sale. Apply en- the premises
"A ecr
Carriages, top and top Bugges. &c.
Clinton Osyood will SELL FRIDAY. February 20 at II
O'Clock trent Of ssiesroom IS Cedar street.
Broadway
3Shfttng top Buggies.
Cay i,ult no top
-four scst Park and Depot Wagons
3 top box Road Wagons
Second land shifting top. box Buggy.
Two SHUTDOWN Wagon.
Hsi
2Cou, c RockawayG.
UcTloS NoTiCE-BOoTs AND SHOES
MILTON H. BURNS, AUCTloNEER.
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--..-
$500 AmUsEmENrs. -.-.
| AcfDo sssof o. Music rag orEas = EIeaL
'' I1aaqfs sssySa Tigfsf5sa MIN fss az
'eo0'a ''0''r'0s slS n; osssai Ss, :,
''"''"'"s opera IA acts
~ 'a ssfs .,s9: : lss
Fsaoito X H. hs hsiH1sI
hss..e s', Sc srSSkTS.
70 MORROW yr,5,y rv,,,,a . AZ =
~,,., .,,,.,oo I MIS- i LISA nsa,i asssIs
ss ScaAoa wiz be produced Doure' most oono.
LUCIA Dr LAMMRRMooR
E,ss a' following YER, complete cast Mia. Lis. HARRIS
HsSSS s's %Aa aElfM
Raymond ................ " Sis WEiNLiCH
SATURDAY EVENING. 9.s u-rxrRA MONT
sSss AZ
dice or the Academy al Beer schrmers 7O Frosa-
Nassau "a. saa asos Co..
sss. Msasseep Mr. CsrSs
TAKE NOTICE " EDDY
!, j, r"H rq 4Hs r5 GEES. voro.
pe;5; sE AZ ~ A. 90
sr, 3S4.rRq 2iGSAEs s9EsEay
Inmrs sxrITsis % 81 $500
al s''e'''as SHOUTS o. .,r,.nsn
~ ~ i sssa ss Tno % sos,.. :.
q
uAwKsu.w III orrsc,,v.
n, 90, s,,.s.. ANA, sa@s'a: o... ,....
n. Fa; s, Ss%'oa SAN w%:asSs:
Mss I,anaw.v. Emily 81 ES5.@:sa
MIS-. s', ."s s.s.s s ns..
soeop Geo proot sI ss.a1 s r. a... wa.r M.
=. .e,.s,-. : =
3 FsiSsfSA y ' sUSorss
which Ia. bean r.os MsI4 Ms c s4s.
produced 49, 's''' ~" s'o~' 'iP'''e ""1 "''
AND EyEsse THIS w..s
new and brilliant drama mus ak is nlaee Mart Mondsv
Mr. HARRISON v COMIC AND IMPnoMrTU sINok
Be- sen '', appear = a''" pss''"A'''
ANN T rHH En EEo ENJOYS aIASSTsa
A'D haS$$ S SfE,s HI. ''A'
-, =, ,,rrY y ELr lN DW aHrES; o..u-
me LII roL!hH hiNu' ana nhn, 0hAnE -.
years od ana q ~ nign years 9d ana - ~ higA
THE WHAT IS IT. ALBINO FAMILY
a. InnEE uhoUfs " MoxlNu WAX Fi9uhkb -
Wal nsufcs OF queen Victoria Prince ana fr'ncese ~
Waes oen Tom thumb and VIE Com MUTT and Minnie
Arren IN the,r weaans coseMmes whcn they WOKE No
SoS!Es Fy!s r. y S M
GRAND A9uAHi a. with heir Beautiful Living Eishs
hobERr HOUDiMS AUIoMAioN Whifhh
EDUCATED seal ana mnhon other wonders
Admission 70 cents children under ten ID ceenta
~ GODS MINSTREL HALL 5l4 BROADWAY
Oppose y. NICHOLAS hotcl Henry wool rroprotor
IMMtNsb SUCCESS STILL TIKI MPHANr.
: Crowded houses Crowded houses Crowded houses.
TO witness the artistic representa- on o.
. THE AMERICAN OPFHA
MONDAY. Feb ~ and every eveninS during the week.
,WOOD MINSTnhLS -. =
,Chariey FOR FRANK Brower y y boyce '.oo W nLe y
Hearyi q q Lockwooi Glenn. stewart Master "ood,
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUcIIoNEKR.
Vl VALUABLE LOTS
On Ninth avenue and llSth street.
3. II. LUDLOW co.

FRIDAY, FEB 26, 1884 AT ~ O'CLOCK.
At the Exchange saesroom Ill Broadway Trinity Build
ing New
NINTH AvENUE.Eght Lots (beng entire 'FRONT.' on
side of Ninth avenue. between 18th and 10th
streets corners xOo 25xlO0 feet
18TH STREET-Tweve Lots north side Of 18th street,
adjoining the avenue lots the each 2sxl0o feet II
nches Terms at SALE Maps &C. may had at the Office
OF the auctioneers, No. Pine street.
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UcTioS NoTiCE.-BooTs AND SHOES.
MILTON H. BURNS. AUCTloNEER.
Wi sci Thursday, February rs, at 10Y O'Clock,
At the store OF J. =. Davis 4 Co.,
No. % Eoft,andi street
desirable ,ssorment of Boots and Shoes Of all styles
,ble 20 the season.
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ny JAMES NJ MTLLBE-AT ~ O'CLOCK. AT THE b
ID n r. III broadway, Friday. March T. uadcr the d.
recton Of the erecurs Mrs Nos 40 and 49,
west Tbrt, fourth street south side. brwecn Ninth aud
Tenth avenues valuable three story bascmen, brick
HouAoa
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DARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.
Il UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
Of the great moral drama of the
DKUNKARD;
Or, THR FALLEN SAVED,
which was received on Monday evening with
TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE.
By request. will be repeated this
(THuRSDAYl EVENING. FEB. IS, 1864.
The talented and favorite artistic
G. w. CLARKE
in his powerful rendition of
EDWARD MIDDLETON. THE DRUEKARD.
MISS Louise HRw horne. Mary Wilson
Miss Forester. Miss Spindle
nankee Isiener Bill Downon
H. VI Lawyer CrDu
And powerful cast.
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A uorIos SALE OF MAGNIFICENT

A UGTf0N SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
IA I0es Ho ~ EuRSirURE WITH THE ENTIRE
>cLtSS RESIDENCE. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
xhis "a tThursday) AT clock In the aten at the
residence M 10 West wenty first street. Seventh
an Egrb avenues, consisting of superb rosewood
walnut wing Room Suils, marble Tor Centre and Side
TIA les ewooi Etageres three large French plate Mirrors
mn TIP ngr lin Carpets throughout he house, ele
giant Piano orte, Turkish Lounges and Chairs,
bon cxs elegant Bronzss and Mante VASES, maguin
cent oil r utugs. Lace Curtains and Shades Reception
Chairs oak Buffet oak Chairs. Extension Tables osewood
Burea = Lar Gothic Bedsteads Spring and LA Mat
Wardrobe 80 Bsts,eads rich China Cut Glass and s
wsr' Table cutlery. wdsrs safe. large size. &c Sale
HENRY R wEsTcoTT. Auciopeer.
UCrtos NoTICB.-LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE
n o. 90 cases OF Straw Goods. Third spr.n g sale.
WILLIAM ToPPIN0 4 co. auctiopeers, New York, will
hrlr sacsrooms Nos and u Park place. and No.
"''' TIIIs DAY sTHURsDAy), FEB rs,
ii O'CLOCK A.
One OF the largest and most attractive sales OF Straw Goods
this and other cities The sale will include
nanber invoices OF entire spring styles and
terms. ADD attractive Just finished. Also
100 fresh styles Palm Leaf Has all grades and pat
400 white and colored Palm Leaf Hoods every sire
color aud grade
100 eases willow Hoods In variety.
LADIES' NEW SPRING BONNET0
Cases january pattern) Split straw Pedal, Neapolan
English Patents r. 4 r., and combnaona
Nv Uirls' and Chdrens Hats new spring novel
sie. in ta,, white colored pioneer Josephine, Chantia
40 cases Boys Caps, Lu,in. Spot, Fancy, &C.
cases. In great variety, Won ems and Mise Bonne
and Has lines OF pedal medium braids Forences. fancy
100 willow Goods exhibiting much novelty OF style
dn biuatious. trimmiDgs &c
ia aioscs ready and Goods arranged for exhibition.
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yVILLIAM WRITER'S, AUCTIONERR, WILL SELL ON
w Friday at ~ o'clock the entire Furnnre OF the hotel
street consisting n part q Paror Chamber Dining Room
Horses Wagons Harness. Garden and Farming Utcnsi's
&C. &C. Cars leave Chamber and Thirty FIRST street
the hotel