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4 DMfNrsTRAToRs SALE.
"A REAL ESTATE
u n vN Al %
NTKNRv H. LREDS 4 co. AUCrIONEERS
I'll VALUABLE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PIC.

NRNRv H. LREDs co. AUCrIONEERs
I'll VALUABLE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PIC
TURE8.
The properly Of gentleman residing In Philadelphia
HENRY RI. LEEDS q CO will sell At auction, the
evenings Wednesday and ThursdAy March and s. at ~
0stlock evening 1t the 'Od DnseedorR Gallery" SAB
4soadwrv door to Tiffany Go q .-
VALUABLE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PICTURES,
ese pop-rt, OF senteman residing In Philadelphia com
Among other Distinguished names The followng:-
ENGLISH SCHOOL
Wtlkie Ktty Of London.
A~rfag. Sr Earle. OF London.
<3ruekahank Shaver. 6r.
Morris Of London. Cole Of London.
a. ] Boddington. Percy. OF London.
n r. reaie. Gilpn, OF London.
ArmSeid Watson. OF London.
Dir Thomas Lawrence Higgins, OF London
oRRxAN AND I FRENCH SCHOOL.
yam Soverdonck, Nyorheim..
Bsurtetta Rouner, De Notro
Yrxncis Moiris krusemaun.
tJorreus Schmidt.
Denuer riummet,
HllIemans. verxecr,
Aignard. Muller.
&cihout Degaud, aud others,
nd the celebrated paintings OF Mont Blanc and the
ungfau BY Topping OF Munich formerly exhibited at the
Academy OF Fine Arts In Paris
Also several pictures OF the Dusseldorf School, and sever
Al valuable water coloed Drawings from the collection Of
Also he superb Clock Vases and Table formerly
onng Marie from the collection Of the late
Lord Seymour. OF Paris.
examined any day before the sale.
VI. until r M three evenings preceding ale
from r until 10 r. NJ
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NI4BLo'S SALOON. 0OTTsCRALK,S
IN FAREWELL. CONCERTS IN AMERICA.
The third Of these grand musical entertainments will be
sWvsReDSEspAY EVENING. xARoH 2. AT O'CLOCK.
Mr.. I. NJ QOTrSCHALK will be assisted by
NINE. ELENA DAN0RI, the great Oontralto.
NINE. CHAMhOrTA yARIAN. Pr!ms Donna. sopano.
MILE BAkNETCHR. Pianist CARLO PATTI. violinst.
hERR M0LLKNHAUER, violoncelIo
HERR SCHWARTZ Viola.
Conductors. $40. ABELLA and 8. BEHRENS
admission 81 se M may Be secarsd wthou, extra
Beer SchiEmer's. 7ui Broadway Hal Sons 5l3 Rr5kd
way. and She'll Salisburys No Nassau ltrss Doors
open at 714i concert 10 commence ats - "
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 5: 0RisD MATINEE.
0nessns sons pianos ~ .variaby used In Colts
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$50 aud SAL BROADWAY,

$50 and AI BROADWAY,
Between Prince and Spring streetA
Open from 10 A. NJ. to 10 7. M Admission % centA
SIXTEENTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
Of thisslnparaieled Obition some o. which are os.a
CraIe Asiatc and African Lions and Lioness1s Beae1
and Senegal Lcopards White pears urxzly Bears CnHs
IN Bears Poomah Bears. youDg Lions ana Lionesss
Royal Bengal Tiger Brazilian Tigers, rpea and sposs.9
FsIow Dee Ocelots and Wild Cats. Ichneum rs Az,
Eaters, Japanese Swine. Elk. Lamas, Cashmere 0oaA
African Black and Gray iches A. Osric White Pes
cocks. Pelican, Black swan, White and Blue Cranes az
Ponce Grow ned Cranes Black and GRAY Wolves. Posuma
African ua1eies American Deer cray, Greel Blue auS
Red Parrots Australian Birds without number Badgers
Angois Asses. Monkeys. Ba oons &C Ae pair q eosa
boa Constructors just landed; besides "a immenD
number of other animals not enumerated m this list
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES r. Ekx DA1.
STRICTLY MORAL AND REFINED.
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METROPOLITAN FAIR
MI FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNITED BTATks
SANITARY COMMISSION

The Finance Committee appointed on the part OF the Pm
Department foe the Metropolitan Fair beg leave 10 mora
those intend making donations in troug thea
FOR his great object, that those suho ed
ceve contributions the different companies win b. for
njshed with certificates this committee DonSttobe
will received BY either OF the undersigned. who M
duly acknowledge tho same
cOxMrTrE.
Hon C. Godfrey 0unther Chief EnSpeer John Dsskss.
John Garcia. John H. LIT
SyivanusJ Macy. Robert Mc1uinncss ..-<srySu
Alonzo Slote, ~rE L. II IL a-S'A~
g. J. L. MILLER. Chairman
VIZ NJ RANDELL Secretary
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MRTRoPOLJTSN FAIR,
IVA sk~ The
UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION,

UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION
70 the Wholesale and retail clothing and mems furnishing
trade Of New York.
ress, the who esalo and retail clothing mems furnishing
trade Ia The Sea Metropolitan Fair 70 Be- held in this city,
commencing on The 2Stn of H4Tgh Rext
10 the UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION.
The services OF this commission recognized by
the entire army and nation as having been beneficial
perfume and merciful in eminent degree Every battle
held atess their devotion to the sick and wounded soldiers
Their future usefulness depends the prompness
Blessed with aeed prosperity shall step forward
supply them with tue means TO this end
The nation and the bravo who mper their lives
70 save II demand q generous response.
branches OF their committees work. vie
Ing with each other 70 which shall contribute the 10
this great work.
Let (hsrdiy second in importance any ohcr)
One or OF the committee viii pleasure
In calling upon you In . few days
Contributions will bc received In either money mer.
ehAndise
Ifin money Il may either OF the committee.
Iin merchandise, each article should be plainly marked
with the price and Donor name ~ II will appear At the
Fair and sent 70 the receiving DEPOT No. Great Jones st.
Elisha Brooks Joseph 8. Lowrsy,
VIM gelIgman, Abraham Lent
Jas. Wildc Jr., a. j. Post
r.. 4, Young, v. BrokaW,
q. u. Witthaua David Close.
Charles Horton Mortimer Brown,
Aaron Raymond, - Simon Bcrnhemers
DANIEL DKvLIN, Chairman.
PLisv ,. sxrrH. Secretary.
T.. BRApYORp. Treasurer.
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RRYANTS,
ID MECHANICS HALL, S72 BROADWAY.
MONDAY, February a. and night during the weoo
fourth week of the aughable burlesque OF
MAZEPPA-
DAN BRYANT in his great bare back act
First time Of new cOmcAl sketch, entitled,
TANNING A BUTTERFLY.
by Dave Reed, Nelse seymour and Dan Bryant
THE CHALLENGE DANCE.
Tin pan onion Four Crows SRily Conc Up.
Stocks Up, Donnybr Reel, Little Macs Essonee
SATURDAY EVENINu,
BENEFIT OF THE Y. 3. SANITARY COMMISSION.
Doors open at O curtain rises at IN Tickets 70 cenA
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A, CARD D.n,r GALLERIES. 81, pno.pv.,.
NEW YORK. Feb 23. 1854 !
To THE COMMITTEES or the METROPOLITAN FAIR AIp -
UNITED SrATKs SANITARY COMMISSION
GKSTL.MEN-Being DESTROYS assst the eoo1
work you have In hand 10 the entire nss
receipts the Exhibition OF Paintings
Derby Galleries. Gas Broadway Is bsneht 10 tho PAD
Fund Tor the United States Sanitary Commission. for
period OF two weeks commencing Feb. "a RespseAssIS
yours G. L. DERBY,
D. w. IVES.
EDW'D SINrZENTCU.
To MEssRs. c. L. DERRY, d w. Ivxs Epw'p STNx1Dp
0EsrLxxRx-The Executive Board of the Metropoitsa
received with sincere the d Offer
generously make OF giving the net proceedse tae nsv
Exhibition OF Paintings at the Derby Galleries
Saturday nex for period Of two weeks benefit 70 ~
Fair for the Sanitary Commission.
On their behalf lender sou their graceful anks aaS
In hope this exhibition may be In
cessfu, am. very respectfully. :. 49,
THE COLLECTION OF PAINT, NOS
the public, for the above laudsble object
o'''s AMERICAN FRENCH AND DUSSELDORF
Artists Of the highest eminence.
Open day and evening Admiration - cents
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ARIUSEM ENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS. .
NJtelps GARDEN
tInsr -p sIa sait 81 fiiE Esd4oRmEsr or ''A
NEW fo ,sS s1 rasoSifs rsis% SossA
aEs5wsyp Esd TN e. orsxA rsogrs.
Mr. %s's As af E arr sss principal
.5.en Of the late eseors.sa basso that namo)
" NIL fy %xTs ssi Srao. second Tenor
Sls. xsSoLD. Second. Donna
Mrs. 8 o. HARDY oOnrsi,s
INCREASED Ok Nj 81 Ra.i-
rEHsEcr scEsgRv AND ArPc SsTasssssfrsI oao"'''
90, soSS4Y EvssaIsssss rEa I 3 wa
VIII 10 performed Ado,ph celebrated Opera.
WE ';'i ;I1:f assss
hih np Mistress Of The Village
c.aasiia fosion Mss oAho.iss !. Hin
axk9Tis 81 eoUiKol. Chamber Mr. k'".'a sssu'A
u sn years rsIsn RIoasas
MAA dsI IS Madam. g -. na'''.,s
ctsseaa Inc name o. s. fhsS A'oh'se'
Biloa. the name Of xcendor the ~ '" . ~"
sAkSSis IS coJRoH Mn PETER hIoa sfss
SY sny os. Coypase :. ne Opera Mr. H. rsakes
DoslHsfAfSSsi Y HfS faE 81 SfS Sh1aSusrx
Fokk,ss. OLD D, sowssy THEATRE
THE LAST ak . SSsT .rosTAffvEL1 ''' : '''
pnonucr,ov OF THE PANroMrMB.
w. a ! k5 SEw AND HISTORICAL DRAMA ,,, ~
az ror . W. THOMPSON.
=, ro!s R sss g: ~ %4ass
~ MoS6Sx AND ~ Tus RsiSsf' COMPANY
raK GREY NAN:
TIE szv Ga rRssa
Represented s = s1s STsTss'' COMPANY
s.,;i:: s SSsz i saz :.;s 7SS S SssS..
MOST r 1915 y S$$Es Eiin LAST
OF q L 'oxs IN $S|',n ,z.r ,.ox ,u,,,
On.fp%sS
0s hsT.Es shxsaE or ps ssHM1hR HOUSES
MONDAY ~. ~ st.,s. The week.
Hsa1y Lsssvoss Glenn s,s%s ss Master '' WOOD
Isaac. S.s,s ss.pss z.:;sfnt I'LL
smIasy MoGiural, csm,c Banjo solos
Doors pSae as. Is Cents
ClsoUs-'a0ARR ~ 4. 4 sscADW14.
= A1N ''''''' EVERY EVENING. '''.''''''' A'~s''
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
until further notice win be presented Oonnus.ioo q
sINGULARLY VARIED
AND ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENTS
which have rendered
THE BROADWAY CIRCUS
au''as ''' p"'' " The FAvoRIrK RESORT
BRrLIIANcY. EXCITEMENT AND MIRrH
In the way OF popular amusemen&s
AMAMMoTH CIRCUS TROUPE,
MAMMOTH GIR0Us TR Ro,
RIP SnS'HS AZ i ssSs.5 sS S
PERF0RMINa DOCS. MONKEYS AND PONIES
PERFORMING DOGS MONKEYS AND PONIES
7HR BROADWAY CIRCUS.
CONCENTRATION OF NOVELTIES
"1'A WiTHoUT PRECEDENT IN AMERICA
BEYOND THE APPROACH OF COMPETITION
MkTINEKs FOR FAMILIES
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
commencing at IN O'Clock.
NT4BLo's SALOON. 0OTTsCRALK,S
IN FAREW ELL CONCERTS IN AMERICA.
The third Of these grand musical entertainments viii be
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2. AT O'CLOCK.
l MR. l.. NJ. QOTrSCHALK will be assisted by
MME. ELENA D'AN0RI, the great Coutralto.
/ NINE. CHAHLOITA vAklAN PrimA Donna. Sop1ano.
MILE BAkNETCHE Pianist CARLO PATTI. violinist.
HERR MoLLRNHAUER, violoneslo. .n
Conductors. ...........s $40. ABELLA and s. BEHRKNs
i Admission ST. Seats without extra
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TARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID Tom Taylor great moral drama,
THE TICKET OF LEAVE NAN,
FOR ONE WEEK AND ONLY one
Mr. HARRISON, Comic and 4" pro,apu Singer and
TyroieAn Whistler.
THREE ENORMOUS GIANTS
AND THE NOVA SCOTIA GIANT piRL,
EACH OVER EI0Hr FEET HIGH.
TWO ELFIN DWARFJ
The kILLTPUTIAN KING. IL old and y noaes btGA
and GEN. GRANT Jr. u years old and 20 nches hign
Japanese Maskin Log-WhA y Moving Wax figures
Figures Of Queen Victoria, Prince Princess 81
Wnles-Ien. Tom Thumb and WIFE, Com. Mutt aud Minan
their wedding which they ~ ~
Gene ais wedding teb TO- 1867 aud other Ceabritles-1we
Living Prairie Dogs-Monster Python and other Aamns9
Serpents-0rAnd AquArla-Automaton Writer-R1uooeo0
Seal. and NJ illion Other Wonders
Admission rs cents. Children under ten is cents.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

"A UcTIoh NOTICE p. . cAuLKINs AucIToHsER.
60 To- puRCHAsERs or REALLY FIRST CLASS
4. COSTLY FukNlTURE RICH FRENCH PIEKANp
0ANrhL MIRRORS. SUPEkBLy CARVED ROSEWOOD
rlAhOfORTE SILVER PLATE. &c..
a. ON MONDAY FEBRUARY 20
~ ths residence 2S West F.urecnth street, Eighth
asNenns commencing at u O'Clock A. ~. rain or shiae
me sale comprises of the richest and most elabo
Eate, Cared Paro Furniture offered pubic
slon ana to be sold without An examination
WI wei repay intending buyers
a Psrore elegant full Suits Of Parlor
furniture Ia oh crimson and maroon. blue ana gold and
2rn coloei brocade and sain rosewoo Eagere spen.
dio ans costly Parian Ornaments. rich Vases. Ar
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER.
An esant instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs aud cas-. all mode q improve nents
50 msenihcent collection of Paintings rosewood
su i ana Easy Chars In inc rosewood Centre ami
yde marble TOP Tables richly carved Velvet and Brusses
Carpets &c
Chamber Suits In osewood mahogany Bureaus.
carved Besssads Washstands Sofa Beds in inc haircoth
tsu Har Mattresses 40 pounds made
der aAant condition
nin'ng Rom Furniture consisting Of fine oak Extension
Dirn Ia lie oak Armchairs Silver Ware. rich China ivo
~ snd Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons &C. with heavy cut
0nd engraved Glassware OF every description
shasers
R-Y House and Lot for sale Amply an the premises
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TORN g. BETS. AUCrIoNEER
81 GERARD BITS 4 CO. WILL SILL ON
MONDAY, FEB. o.

d GRAND 81 RS 4 co: WILL SILL on
ousehsd Furniture The remaining portion Of desirable
vurnure 70 above hcus, q family removed 70 the coun-
Oak sension Table Chairs Soft. side and extra leaf Table
sss maSSssny black walnut and iron Bsdssssds sstrs
ss.f csrps SILVER Plated s,sir SoGs Ri:cSsa fuPnisass
Refrigerator &C., &c
/, r BoaARr. AuCTIoNEER.-BY 8. 4 j. BoGARr.-
81 wedns.dsy, March at 10Y O'Clock. q the auction
No. North William street. large quantity Of Parlor
Carpets Bsdseads Beds and Bedding. Kitchen Vurni.
Cure, &c
MORRIS WILKINS, AuCTIoNERR.
w EXEcuroks AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuA.
S sEESsFTE#T,sS SQUARE FsARI. MADISON AND aoSRos
Z. II. LUDLOW Co win sail q. auction on Tuesday,
kcLouehn and thomas Xndoon Executors ana Trustees
wSs ri 81 I! Ess s 81 with
Che buildings 100 Worth south SIDE IT'S feet
-s q Tre,snsy Lot g By 50 feet e; :, a,ouna
is 'h IA
sns MoasS and iss ga Madison street nss: j.Ssr.en.
esd rear buildings thereon IS Monroe street near Market
r' near le'f
Ss1 y Il 'sSnssr- I.s:. q IN. 10. with tn.
oliver and Ca.harns streets The q
May 1854 with privilege Of three Of each
8 feet Inch b. IS feet ives. side
s.s. &C. may so.a at IN. once Of N. .ue.sn..r. No.
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MosHIs wILEIHs. AucI!oNEER ,
nQrI sTnHKETH Arg rQyEIH AyEngE.
NUT AND MARK9T STREETS,

r. n. LUDLOW co.. WIN ali a susion. on wedrss
3ay, March 1884 a ~ Al the Brchange Saesroon
skoap AMP %xII sfSISS IN. y.ry valuable lots
of ground with the buldngu thereon Nos ana Broad
street. running through formisG an on W street
Ssss tegs,ss, g feet inches on broad street. fsesS
YaARI sTREET.-Twc story and attic brick House and
Get Pearl street. leo feet from Chatham sreet: ot
Meet front 20 see rear and about III fest In depth
"a Fssr Snd,ns thereon Nos TO- "a iix ana II Bar,ss
r1eL Chatham street, being together 1tfee inches
HOWxRD sTRHBr-The three story ana basement byich
Oronl and Houses and Lot No Howard srssS
6estre lot Is front and about Ill fee inches deep
MOTT arkRkT-The story and attic brick House and
Ge SQ6k Msst street. Bescker House ik1x b. 70.
fcURrT xvENuR-rwo ,css east side. % Zee. south %
0lshty NH street, eash % By 30 -
RAYMOND erREET-i Lot. with shs frame Building
cAsrson. No Is Raymond street. Myrtle Lot
uI{EsfNur AND MARKET srRERrs-lo Lots run.
fling through and near jamaica Turnpiks each Is By 100
Book maps ma, BE- had the once Of the aucsIouss No.
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WAN AMBURGH cos MENAGERIE.
GRkAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AND EGYPTIAN OARAvAk.
Hyatt Frost Manage
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nAwNBnoKERs SALE OF WATCHES AND JEWEL
II .ry-0n wednesday; March 2. JAMES AGAR win sell
and SILVER watches Chsins Pins Seals Diamond Rncs
Draceists Earrings plated Opera Glasses Guns ps
Xcas Wus,cn and Mathematical Instruments Carpenters
toos wen worthy the attention Of the trade and others
~ order Of r. GANLBY. division strseA
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ALLAN G. BAKER 70, AucrIosEERs.

Elegant Household Furniture ut public auction
.fhe property OF fimy leaving the city on to morrow
sCEondayJ. Feb 20 ut he residence Of
M. r. CHAPMAN. Esq.,.
xS West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avcu
Sale commencing AZ II O'Clock
Two superb fun Suits with bocateI of richest
Inscription; 70 ewood Eta staary nrble top
At0ceut scs BrocAde Curtains Bands and Tasses
$miroire ed Iare Curtains Encognres Cabinets Lady
Work I Bile. Secretary aud bookcase. with plate glass
Doors: c rsoc Tables Rronye and Ormnlu Chandeliers
fyicgan antique Bronze Clock one month Bronzes
Aand vass match: two Match Paintings by Coie Holy
xsm,y BY sleres Paintings BY Delacrol. Inman, Hun
Etngon ard N0thcOt extra large Mante Mrrors 76x70
rier do Ar,sc grOpEe, sssIaTy Vases SSeSrovrv
Ncund richest instrument offered at auction this
ssesson: Soo Cover Books Musc Stand Hat Stand
wopd walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Wardrobes
% suite style Louis XIv Hair and Spring Mattresses
,c silver oyster Tnrcen Entrs Dishes Coffee Urn Cake
1asket Spoons, Casters. Forks Napkin Rings, Savers
No aud rea Service Crystal md Ruby Glass ware Ia
n!e ontsry Linen conchss Arm Chairs Oval Mirrors.
nh this sale take FIFTH avenue stages from
Asor House. st Nicholas Metropolitan 4ste leaving a
Blk enth street, few doors fr ON the house.
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A oa n1,s or MusIc-rHE OPERA
TO hasr MEEK ' ost OF fiIiss s ska sashS
sixrsas sfPHag sSns5 sshzs s sEs Ara
by anlssrsa demand posi.seIy ios he ,ss uns
"''' ''''@' IL LII TsSyAroRu
Win its incomparae'y create
a;sss i;;Sas " nl,sEiEITs svlzIa
G.nn; q Luna siasoR FsnsASDo siLJsi
V0'H os @Tfussbyi EyEvisa as s!SSps H suso
shvESTEESrn ss,ssGSairTioS sidhr@,
NEW BoweRY THEATRE.
~ Sole Prop esor .-.,,........,.M M J. W Llss.r
'-s' soNpAY EvEEi;S;o rEs 81 81 'is5s Z, ? ''''A'
TAKE NOTICE. =
THE PUBLIC voicA
:" TICKET or LEAVE MAN
ps'''f%iEs o III 4n i: NUMBERS or THE AGE
s,, SSAprso 9;I5nIna4s Ss SrExors
,anr SAEI d1sr S Sc Gaxsasrnps
realizing the authors nien'iona and At aes.ms ~
''"'',lDtt Useful And NsrRUcTIvE LESSON
Pfecep,. in THIS powerful work you'll md
Here .ns @.rr.r n q nature; % 'A.v
virtue A'F own ''''a NIX ;sor r. A sp .T' Image
in 1 h. %..sr ysss. o Briefly
As H sHs v . r. io s.iss'''''
As May Edwards
Ms. Gate Ssssss Sam VI osssss
Mr. w. harden Dal atlas uIe Ttgee
MISS HathawAy kmiiy b. EvieinOna
Mss Ii. H h,isss wSious s:
First night Of the engagement OF
NIX. d. NOuRSE,
from the Western theatres.
First night OF the thrtling drama of the
FIEND OF tDDY5f0NE.
Metrical Mat Mr. u. O. Bonfaca Tue Fiend Mr. DNourso
PADDY CAREY.
s s:.s Mcclure Gs5y g RRs; S.sss.
osias rYiaia great Tho
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID Tom Taylor great moral DRAMA
THE TICKET OF LEAVE NAN,
FOR ONE WEEK AND ONLY ONE.
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a DRlAN n. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Al first and SEVENTY second Lots Tin the immediate
stc,n " o. Central PArk) and 18th lots auction
ADRIAN H. MULLER p. r. WILKINS CO. will sell
Tuesday March l. 1854. IL O'Clock the Exchange
.eyas -sroom Ill Broadway
sKvt>,r.FiRsT SrngEr.-l8 Lots the north side Of
evcnyGrst the northeast Of
srourth avenue: each 25Tl0.. TX
sRvH STRgsr-lA1os south side Of Seventy
tho southeast OF Fourth
6evenyrst street il severed and graded Seven.
Is graded ordinance passed
"a curb ard ruter These lots occupying high ground and
rig tho immediate vicinity Of the Central Park
desirable either for investment immediate Improvement
So Sru south side of llSth street.
set,een Fifth and Sixth ayencs; each Is bv 100 IL.
Maps the Office Of the auctoneer No 6H Pine street.
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a UcTIoN NOTIcE.-BOOTs AND SHOES.
IA WM M. HOLLING SIiEAD, Anctioneer.
BY J. 7. WiITEHOuSE.


A ucTIoN No1IcE;1gooTs AND SHOES
BY J. 7. WHITEHOUSE.
Sacsroom No. - Cortandt strset.
Will sell on Wednesday. March 2, At lOk O'Clock A. NJ.
About 10 eases Of prime quality
Ac styles goods direct from the manufac
ssurers and well adapted to any market
Catalogues ready on morning Of sale.
ucTIoN NorIcE-cRocKERY GLASS AND FAN.
"A ey Goods WIN W. SHIRLEY Auctoneer. Tuesday.
Nsrch O'Clock Isl Pearl street. By D. EMBURY,
Sr stock OF Granite and Common Ware: also. Gilt
Kae and Tea Ware In lots for city and country dealers
GALES positive and goods well packed for shipping.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
"A n,cu.. RE1L Lv ESTATE Tcr,ov,v,
viii Friday March 1864 at III O'Clock. the pro.
ssnis.s OF Lot with front and three story
orick Buildings No II Baxter street. Chatham street,
GOT los feet deep rs feet inches front and Is inches
r. tho thirty four years lease 70 expire from January
kurng purposes. THOMAS BROWN, Admin srator.
Ey JOSEPH HEGRMAN.-MONDAY. FEB 20. AT IL
~ O'Clock A. M at 396 State street. Powers Booklyn.
small quantity Of Paror Chamber and Kitchen Furni
<nrs Brussels and Ingram Carpets Plandeaer Cooksove
and Fixtures, &C.
~ b. TAYLOR, AuCrIONEER-wILL SELL AT
~. auction by order Of the executors Wednesday. March
g. At II ocork A. M the premises the Farm belonging
the heirs Of Joseph Havand deceased together with ths
Stock Drops and Farming Implements thereon situated in
Swo miles Msmaroneck station Of the New Haven
aairoad Should the day stormy thessale will take
oiaoe thereafter. For terms and parcn
lArs apply the tho premises ~ the ocs
VI the suctioneor, lSS Nassau street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-28

A DvICR TO MARRIED LADIns.-NADAMH RRs.
"A TELL Female Physcan and Professor Of Midwifery.
be consulted usual Al l61 Chamhsrs street. But one
nsslibs Medicines css sso b Obtained ii l7h Liberty
street OF By mall Prise S. D-LAdiss who desre board
The attendance during confinement
accommodated Madame Re:tsll dseras her duty %
on nitAors Of her Advertisements who net
only rob them Of their means. but their health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-28

nR LARMONr, AUTHOR OF THE PARIS, LONDON
IL and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide,
6Oh edition. 400 pages nearly 100 lustraona CONT
relieve patients Incompetent fuhl the duties OF
life from ndscetiou. and general debI
Mty &c. q l7S Broadway. w stairs. from 70 e. Pub
g. we with other paper, recommending DR..
Larmon and his Courrer des Flats Unis Dispatch,
Stats Zsitung. Atlas. Medical Review. 20
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13

INDIANAPOLIS, June 12.-Ths ratification
meeting of the nominations Of the Balti.
more Convention last night was largely at
tended. There were addresses by Gov.
Morton ami other prominent speakers.
Gov. Morton, referring to Fremonts
letter accepting the nomination, said the
silence of Fremont in regard to the prose
cution of the war and the suppression of
the rebellion gave rise to most painful ap.
prehensions OF his true position. He had
carried bis standard in '56, and eudeavor-
ed to sustain him as q politician and mil.
itary chieftain, and never until he read
that letter bad be cause to regret what he
had done. The letter gave Joy 10 bis en-.
emies and pain to his friends, and emitting
one or two sentences, there is nothing in Il
that might not have beeu written and sub
9cri6ed TO without inconsistency by Mr.
Vallandigham.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
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R-Ir WILL be perceived from reading

w-lr WILL be perceived from reading
the advertisement Of the Festival and Fair
over again, that the time for commencing
the same has been changed from the 2lst
TO the 2slh inst, also that a new depart
meat has been added, viz "a Curiosity
shop and GALAXY of Fine Arts"
The very general, decided and increasing
interest manifested in the undertaking by
all classes of our citizens, has so enlarged
and extended the proportions of what was
frat intended to be accomplished, that the
delay, of one week, was of necessity called
for. 1t is determined to make this Fest.
val and Fair credit to our city and neigh
borhoOd, and it is hoped that every one,
for the sake OF our wounded and suFerisE
soldiers, will give all and every encourage
nsnt possible TO its success.
Loan OF euriosities Of all kinds; also
paintings, sngrayiugS, statuary, &C., &C.,
indeed anything that will help to embellish
the Gallery, are ELECTED. and will have
careful attention from Mr.. E. Booking,
Chairman of the Committee of that De-
paItment. Tickets with owners names
should be attached to all articles, aud
state whether loaned or donated and the
probable value.