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A u o'clock Al the Erchnnge salesroom IN Broadway
No 161 Fifteenth stuyvssant square, The four
story high steop Dwelling. cellar and vault
der the bathing rooms on second and third stores
Bot and cold water throughout All modern improvements
yeU dsslrsbe for family Wishing retired residences
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JoURNEAY, AUcrIoNEER-oFPIcE NO. PINE
u. STREET.

A JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER-UFFICE NO. FINE
IA. STREET.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC
several opposite Central Park at the
Exchange Salesroom No Ill Broadway Tuesday, March
10. at IL o'clock NJ. by A. JOURNEAY:-
9Th av, opposite Central Park including lot on
SD at
Lots on 4oth st. north side 9Th and Madison
Lots 57th ST. south side, llth av including cor
ner lot
Lots on llth av. adjoining corner Of 9th st.
Lots 4Sd st., north side near 10Th av.
Lots list av., including corner lot on 10Th st.
Lots on Goth st., south side llth
Maps the oce OF the auctioneer.
No Pine street.
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UCrION NOTICE.-HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A niturcD D. CAULKINS auctioneer. will sell Of auc
Sop Monday March H. a. II o'clock. NJ No. 2lS Four
onsisngiof carved rosewood Parlor Furniture In satin
brocate rosewood Etageres marble Pier and Gen.
ire Tables one rosewood Piano octave Stool and Cover
san crimson Window Curtains, Lace Cu7ains Pier and
Nante Mrors Reception and Easy Chairs Extension Din
ing Table rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureaus
OLE top rosewood dining Chars in reps rosewood
Bedsteads Commodes BRUSSELS and Velvet Carres elegant
Hall Stand pure Mattresses Feather Beds holsters
and Pillows. China Dinner and Tea Sets, Table Cutlery,
Kitchen snd Cooking Utensils &o Also great OF
other articles suitable for first house. The will
be positive and friends that every lot will ab
aoluteiy be sold without reserve.
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UCTION NOTICr.-PEREMPTORY SALE OF
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

ELEGANT AND COSTLY WORKS OF
ART. RICH PAINTINGS. SUPERB PIANOFORTE, ELE-
CANT PARIsOR SUITS, SUPERB CHAMBER AND
DINING FURNITURE. &C.
This (Monday afternoon, at O'Clock, at residence l51
West Twenty first street between Seventh and Eighth ave
Dining Room and Hall Furniture Of the house all in perfect
order and to be sold without Two agn cent solid
Parlor Suits in brocate made order and cost
&Soo Turkish Lounges and Arm Chairs elegant Reception
Chairs covered In satin fine Carpets large rosewood Eta
Satuary and Egyptian top Centre and Fancy Tables
rich Curtains and Shades elegant Paror Ornaments Vases
Bronzes de- rosewood Bedseads Bureaus Bronze Clocks
Hair and Spring Mattresses Beds and Bedding Dining
Furniiurech China Gut Glass Silver Ware and Cutlery
Hail Furnure-Sofa Beds &c Sale positive rain or shine
Catalogues at house.. -
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j. BLEECKER.-SUPREME COURT, UNDER DI.
IA of Richard E. Mount Jr., Special Guardian,
Woodlawn known as the Molat Es "A. J. BLEEcK
1854 at j. O'Clock ct the Exchsuge salesroom No III
Teen Nos south side, 200 feet west of Eleventh avenue
Eleventh avenue four Lots west side Of l06h
200 feet west Of Elevelth avenue o6h street twelve Lots
areet twenty four Lots north side 100 feet west OF
Eleventh avenue lh street twenty four Lots south
pide commencing 100 of Eleventh Broad
way and o6h street an suar piece Of ground on Broad
lO5h street and Eleventh avenue; Broadway, four
Aots west sde commencing at l06b street and running
through to Eleventh avenue Eleventh avenue four Lots
side commencing lU5th street; Broadway and
l0sth street. northwest corner Twelfth avenue six Lots
commencing northeast. of 07th street, 08h street.
two Lots south side. loo feet east Of Twelfth avenue
26xl0 each; l0Sth street. LOIS south side
Irg $50 feet east Of Twelfth 10th street. Lots
north side commencing 100 feet east OF Twelfth
I07th street three Lots north sde commencing $50 feet
east o. Twelfth also Cores on the north side
Of lv7h street. between Eleventh and Twelfth
also all the water right front OF said Maps &c at
The Office OF the auctoneers II Cedar adjoining the
Bank Of Commerce.
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THE AUTHORIZATION
NEW YORK CIRQUE.
Fourteenth street, opposite the Academy Of Music
This MONDAY MARCH iO AFTERNOON.
AND EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
RE ENGAGEMENT By
'o0D'o OF THR WORLD FAMED
PERFORMING DOCS AND MONKEYs.
THB WONDERS OF THE WORLD,
who appear n junction with the
DOUBLE MAMMOTH C0MPANY
OF STAR EQUESTRIANS and GYMNA6fU.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE GREAT
ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE.
TWENTY FOUR THoROUd HBRED HoRsBss
AND TWENTYFOUR RIDERS.
ON "L'ECHELLE PERILEUSR,n
LEAP FOR LIFE
HARVEST HOME SPORTS OF THE oLDRN fInA7
THE GREAT MONKEY BLONDIN,s
ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
MATCHLESS PROGRAMME.
THE PRicxsWILL REMAIN USUAL uz:-ReeorveA SIAM
rs cents Deas Circle 50 children half prce) Az
phtheatre, Is Doors afternoon at ~;
Ing. at Ia. Matinee commences 81 TX. Evening p6gs
formance o'clock
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IIENRY D MINER. AucrIoNERR. sALEsRooM

HENRY D. MINER. AUCTIoNERR. sALEsROoM 81
IL Nassau street. opposite the Post Office -MINBR 4
sOMERyILE win self stauction Tuesday March l5 at
at l01 O'Clock, at their salesroom Nassau general
assortment OF Household Furniture removed for
vSniencs Of sale comprising IN part Velvet Three
Husk and Straw Mattresses Feather Bolsters and Phi
mahogany marble Centre and Side Tables Cottage Suits
Wardrobe Spring Mattresses Paiasses Hatstand
mahogany and oak extension Tables China Dianer and
Sets; Silver Plated Glass Ware large guam.
tty of Kitchen Utensils. &c.
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~
(yKOcKRRY AID GLASS -HENRY 9. KvAns: AUG.
~ toDeer will sell tuesday, March u a 10 O'Clock q
% street sener. % Ss s.s Ware "y
Ware &c Sale positive for cash. without reserve ANA soeds
will be carefully repscked for shipping
nEsIRABLE RESIDENCES ON WEST fHIRTY FlrTM
IL street. at auction.-A II. MuLLkks r. WLLhiNs
room iii Rroaiway The Dwelling Houscs sss 1877 $50
81 34s West Thirty hf,h street They are bnt In the
snnty seldom oilers reasonable priced com
Portable and complete hone Can DC seen a. any ume oy
ca ling on the premises. at ST.
DAyID D. EaAN AUCrIoNEER. WILL SELL ON
hold Furniture, Carpets. PAINTINGS Curisns Looking
TaDwARD sINTZENICH AUCTIONEER
III suPERB COLLECTION or PAINTINGS OF THE
DUSSELDORF. FRENCH AND BELGIAN SCHOOLS.
ByD wv. IVES CO., the Derby Gallery Gas Broadway
on wednesday evening, March 10. at ~ O'Clock
superb collection Of Paintings containing works the
fairly said Of this collection hs. the samples Sy
anything the kind heretofore seen this city
Be ws ~ the s ell Of as%
Of the following artists are included In the sale
zAsssassss zssasss .a 'ss'; 7Sn horsn sHs W'
81 S:sss:: sss ~:ss s:;::
Jungheim, Prof Famm, Muntha
e G. Post Rnalehardt. Ho~eg.
Sell, Hoguet Sender &c
OF THE AMERICAN SCHOOL,
samples by
Cropsy Cole = y Seearnss
Brevoor, Armstrong. And other&
Now exhibition tand catalogues ready from A r. 70
Catalogues win be forwarded to distant residents upon ap
pl cation TO the auctoneers. lS5 and l57 Broadway
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THE PATTrsON CONCERT.
Tickets for the Patson Concert 10 take place st the
Academy OF Music Monday. March L. may be had IS
Eas. Fourteenth street.
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4 DMINIsrRAroRs sALE.-BENJAMIN P. FAIR

DMINlSTRATORS SALE.-BENJAMIN P. FAIR
~ CHILD. Auctioneer will sell, on Monday, March "a,
ut IL NJ at the Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway
from the corporation Of the city Of New York to Edmund
Gross bearing November Is 1861 (Nosl 32 for the
term Of ney years Of certain lot OF ground situate IN
the city OF New ~ rk and known as No. on the Nine
leenth for the 1859 and 1884, block No.
1914 The said lot being the westerly side Of First ave
between Seventy eighth and Seventy ninth streets be-
ing about 20 feet inches in front and s feet 6 inches In
by 100 feet In depth each side which there s
said Gross BY order of THOMAS PEARSON. Admins.
Gross deceased.
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WAN AMBURGH 4 co.'s MRNAGERrR.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
AID EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.

ASU EufPTIAN UAaAVAN.
nss' $50 AND Sii BROADWAY A"As''
Open from 10 A. N. to 10 Z. N. Admission Is cents
Er0HTERNrH SUCCESSFUL WEEK AND LAST BUT
OF this machiess Geological Exhibition Parents have
yet embraced this opportunity Of nstrucng their chill
dren in .- --
should quickly do 80, as In all probability such
VAST COLLECTION OF ANIMALS
will again be exhibited in this city All the other ami
mails America united In exhibition would not make
1.-THE Of the numbers here congegAted Every portion Of
''' ANIMALS, BIRDS AND REPTILES.
selected with due regard 70 health and beauty by the great
lion tanner in person. Just added
THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN. BIRD SHOW,
AN AFRICAN PORCUPINE,
FIVE ENORMOUS BOA-CONsTRIcToRS and .
PAIR OF BENGAL LEOPARDS
language convey accurate idea d the brancy
OF Beautiful birds. The metallic tnts OF every hue
almost srpass belief No cooring give the slightest
notion Of their splendid intensity and variety.
Three grand performances every day
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH H. 1864
ADJUSTMENTS. A

AnIUsEMENTs.
WALIAcKs MONDAY
BsNEPrr or @oSpon Ma' 1t,ns o,LssRr
f'r' ""e '''s sason ~ ,rdins standard comedy the
Captain Absolute Mr. Lester siiAck
ssre. sa a''no'' Mr. oss1iss Sa1n sssSss
~ ,sss orr,,,er E Ftosa
David Mr. oeorse Holland
LSdi, Lansalsh Miss Mary eanaos
Julia Miss Madeline nensig"ss
TiEsDAy--lvIst night Of RosEDALE
TINE nj SIs nSasSa TiD alsS,
rn6 mars Smiths benefit drs' Time this season.
sATURDAY-MAsKs AND FACES
CUINTER GARDEN
m ..i,ai TiiE II TiS XII Pas or IEAvE MAN
81 81 s s4s#Es s4s#Es sSss sSss
% the New Y 5 o a.
o. s Grss sacion. and could be performed for the
:nSs q as ssssS % nh Ito IL The
beyond control Mr' Io%ps sns Mr.. W , pr,onssoe
70 bring their ensasemsSt mnsn g g close ;.
THE 1IoKET.oF LEAVE % MAN.
Sal
Mr.. AND MRS w. j. FLORENCE
Seats may now be had for S,H,s,9s any q these
orssss SsS, !. sss s TX 0'''ss' may
DARK THEATRE. BROOKLYN
a..nD oESSSa ESSSxy ~ ARS me- a4eIsa il SEASON
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stoves
UNCLE ias'iTe TONS Ts'k CABIN q
an e LARGEST spa sns S &
COMPANY EVER SEEN IN BRooKLYN;
Tuesday second night Of Uncle Toms Cabin.
CIRcus.-BRoApwAy AMpnIrHEArRE
~ ass BROADWAY
. - ON MONDAY EVENING. MARoHl IL
'''' 'pl'A%h %%hSSgsE 81 AeTIse BEARS.
TRoUPE or ACllNG BEARS
from California These animals not exhibited 10 cages.
ACTUALLY INTRODUCED IN THE ARENA,
where appropriately cosumed they will give variety OF
"'''i iIMPERsoNATIoNs or HUMAN CHARACTER.
such the Dandy the Soldier the Fashionable Lady the
extraoi dinary The proganme on his occasion viii also
'n''''' 'p''s SUPERB ARENrc SCENES,
ALL THE STAR r R1DHRs RirSidssas AND AcRoBArs
etached to the Broadway Circus
DOCS MONKEYS AEb EbfF8HNisd poNISs
:" '' 80 THE CORPS OF voLTIaEuRs
uNpARAL4ELEp LEAFS sssa AND soMERsAuLrs
STTCKNEY. THE SOMERSET RIDER,
NEW JOKES AM AND VSShtaIHfHsD'A eoMlcaIffIhs. A''
the yS JOE Fl! FsHsD A%H5' AND SAM LArHRop
AND STARTLING sh.Hs HHTshn4sihLo ATHnETGc ExFLorrs.
10 'nno'' ''siJis sUPERISTIvE AsI alive EXCELLENCE.
Doors open q. = TO cor s9mwense ,sn q, 7' rrppxoous
%HSsksPAASS %HSsksPAASS - 4sS 4sp SA3SFSE AsSHssoSss
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A UCTION NoTICE-E. ROTH. AuCTIONEER;
IN MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITUI
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY

UCTION NOTICE.-E. ROTH. AuCTIONEER:
N MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
RICH CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE,
IVORY CUTLERY AND SILVER WARE,
VELVET. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUITS
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANoFOKTE. ,m,,,c,
TURKISH EASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES,
HAIR AND SPRING MATTRESSES, BEDDING &c.
At public auction .,
place (Etshth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
ON THIS DAY fMONDAYl March IA,
At O'Clock in the afternoon precisely.
The sale the OF the house and most or
made to order for the present by celebrated
city MAKERS and used but months The whole will
be sold percmporily rain orsshine Offering extra induce
mens 10 purchasers
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid and black walnut Par0r
Suits covered rich French satin brocael and Turk
2sh Easy Chairs and Lounges match rosewood Centre
nd Pier Tables Etageres Corner and ok Stands Il
Bronzc Clock rich China and Paran Vases Parlor Orna-
ments elegant Brocae and Lace Curtains fine collection
Of o. Paintings. Engravings large Mirrors and Chande
NAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTE STOOL
AND COVER COST $3.50;
elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs and with all modern improvements
eBtrunG bass full iron plate French action full
and mahogany Bedseads, Bureaus Washstands
Sofas Chairs. Rockers Mirrors Clocks, Tables, Bed
Lounges Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets
Tables. Extension Table Glass China and Silver Ware,
ble Cutlery. &c Sale positive. Deposit required
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A SET or TEETH MADE In THREE HoURs-BN.
n tire saiacton or no pay-At 239 Sixth avenue Per.
sons applying here In the forenoon have Of teeth
on silver or gold made complete and fnscted In the after.
continuous gum sets any Of nc work
can have them made in twelve fourteen hours after call
Ing At 230 Sixth between fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets. See other advertisement
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Fos ITALIAN OPERA
NEW sowERY THEATRE.
r,y,S SSSE ! Il. R.. sxsa H. is ''''
AeEAnD eaxSoE ov EsrsRrMsxEsr
''' e@ '''"' ss ssdy yam s%ssi si''' expressly q"
THE PArRi9T THsS SS SCOTLAND
a. ROBERT BRUCE. sustained y the whole .trsassA =
New -'fHsS iSf
Mr. q B1S,ssoe Vandesassss.
ss ss. E,asiss k.,s iss~oa saa% aas
@'rden LIMERICK BOY. A''''S
q Davenport. ney
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
!" AaFa Ap9 TkfAsAhIEGES 1nlgGiSS success -'' -'
NEW AND sRILLr.SS ..SsST'ss%SssccAoL ,saSscrAouLAR DaAxA
SPIRIT % Or BEAUTY.
w'tA Brian. and Gorgeous Scenery , ..o.r,.,. x.s.
ssas1 ssas1 sSsEs sSsEs 81 $SsstEEEHsEE f''.
IEE$$,;3#$$ iEE5$#:::EEEE$$ !$ss#2i: :$$:Ssi;;
SS SS Es;E ssssE %SEss %SEss
ALL THE BEAUTIFUL HUEs OF raE RAINBOW.
EEyIss sz|SEs S sSsaso!s sESEss
TIE viasT Tf hJRS sSsH Tsfs Sounrar
THE sosT Nos T'ih SksbTETn 4 sreTAcLE
80. 90 eyer sT,s witnessed .., on this continent
HvERy AFTERNOON e. o'clock, and ..,..
Ana c.,no, s.u,o EVERY EvENiHd'a half past ssvs>
DELI0HT rHE THOUSANDS OF VISITORS
at each and every resrsa'G,1.eT Es aaHR,sos.
the come Impromptu Singer appears 81 each ~.
'''a'~' THE TYRoLEAN WHISTLER.
on his three Whistles at once and on the Troean FssU
70 b ~
4; A \. !
rnnHn EHr oS55Fs M e 81 II aSTIsd Sc S wS9 pfaHsu
.Ss; r,s:
from 5yS4 as sSa5Ea sa s.. ~
nASa ';SS 2sgs F9SsD
tho great dr'ssp ff e Fas raf srnrnsrs
sDuJa4np sEa5 p.5. -.
Admission as cents. Children under sen. IS een..
hospASf Mares and % every % during ns Week. d.
mouse success .! 1HisS m i;ss ;P111F
SSsRS. sSIssss $Hs a.
ss Come Up
ATIBLos sALOoN-GoTTsCHALK's
IN FAREWELL CONCERTS IN AMERICA -
The last Of these brilliant Musical Entertainments ~
- "wednesday AND FRIDAY EvENINGA
. MARCH l6 AND l0
Nine. var yARIAF AI soi1s sod NM. ssgsEss s! s:pss:!
cnRno nRs pATFfi AWATsRs. Eocutonst s. BEHRsM
SATURDAY, MARCH ~,
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
Admission, including reserved seats. 81 Seats may -
secured for either OF the Concerts commencing MoBdaL
March a. Messrs Schirmers 70 Broadway; Hn8
Son's 6i3 Broadway, and sbel Sasbury's. NO. uao
street.
Doors open at 7E. Concert 10 commenc at o'clock
Chickering's pianos used In Mr. Gottschaiks conoertA
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EDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER.
~ BY EDWARD SINTZENICH,
FINE ARTS AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER

EDWARD SINTZENICH. AUCTIONEER
~ BY EDWARD SINTZENICH,
FINE ARTS AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER,
625 Broadway derby 0alieries).
Special attention paid to sales Of Paintings. Statuary
Libraries Bronzes and Articles of Taste and vrtu Ap
and at residences and stores attended TO-
VALUABLE PRIVATE COLLECTION
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OIL PAINTINGS
OF THE HIGHEST ORDER OF MERIT.
On Thursday Evening March III at o'clock at tho Derby
Galleries C25 Broadway.
private collection OF choice OIL Paintings made during
the years. comprising principally works Of cabinet
size by most eminent artists together with some very
beautiful specimens by distinguished foreign artists The
connosseu and lover Of the fine arts will fnd this coec
ton the best in quNy that has been sold
this city. Among the examples will be found pictures by
Church, Keusett James Hart,
Gignoux, Feere, East'n johnson.
VIM Hart, LemmenB Coleman,
Whittredge, Clifford, Castelar,,
j G. Brown. Nehlg. Lanfont de Metz,
Shauck, ID. johnson. Lambdin
Cnlverhouse, Hennessys Guy.
Warren, Jnman. Stache.
Lescuyer Vedder, Carey
Vebon Cnss. Richards, OF Phia.
Van Best, Leikert, Brevoort,
q. II. Bough ton C0utOurer, Beard,
Vrayk, PecruS, E. Moran.
Van Seben. and others
The paintings viii be exhibition ten days before sale,
attention to which Ia respectfully invited Catalogues will
also be ready and win be Mailed application BY letter
to those residing At distance.
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METROPOLITAN FAIR
M II AID OF THE UNITED STATES
SANITARY COMMISSION.
SPECIAL ENTERrArNMENT By TINE CELEBRATED
WOODS MINSTRELS
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 10, at az o'clock.
Al 5i4 BROADWAY.
TfcKHfs S Children under IL years Of age and Nurses
50 Can be obtained from the following members Of
The Commktee on Musc;-
Mrs r. W, Hills IL Brcvoort place Mrs Panon, 10
West 2lsi street; Mrs g. B. Rugaes Union place; Mrs
g. 7. Strong Bast 1lst street; Mrs L r Morton, 2kS
Mrs Luis 2 Lexington avenues MIRA BoIileau stl West
sty place Union square; Miss Charlotte Wilson, ~
West SD strsst Mr. W. Scharenbers, 75s Broadway Mr.
william Stenway II and rs East 18th street; Mr w.
Pond, es7 Broadway n g y Chcterins cs2 Broadway
Broadway Mr.. n 0rashof 10 PlaW street; Mr.. X HoT.
mann Abemsre Hoei; Ogden Dorsmus n D., southwest
Of Broadway and 2st street; Mr. H. Schesingef
(Nayior Cos), 90 John street.
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CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A The Board Of Directors Of the
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
that IN compliance With the request OF huudr
Of members and others who unable TO hear
JOHN Il COUGH
upon the occasion OF his recent Lecture
&sa&PECULrAR PEOPLE,"
they have affahgod with Mr. Cough for
REPETITION
OF THIS
CHARACTERISTIC AND INrMITABLE LECTURE
THURSDAY EVENING. MACH II. at O'Clock.
Doors opsu at IA o'clock
The for admission will be 81 cents to oil OF
the house, bit seats be secured in parquet balcony
and boz circle hout charge time previous to
the l7th the Library, Assor place and branch offices.
Broadway Of Twenty sixth street. and 80 Liberty
street. and at Shells No, Nassau street.
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H. TWENTIETH WEEK.
viii he exhibited ct Hope Chapel. BY the aid OF
THB MAMMOTH SrERE0SCOPTICON,
THE GENUINE TWENTY SEVENTH STREET GHOST;
The described in the columns Of the New
York Mercury graphically explained and delineaed By
ONK WHO KNOWS.
All figures the size OF life and reality Syu0pss
Perspective View of Twenty the
crowds assembled BY the Ghost excitemen2 The Lady
Visitor entering Haunted Chamber and behodng sud-
denly the frghful Phantom, The Party Of Midnight
sion OF the Lady Who it-l The whole Company
starting alarm the Carter Ghost draws nigh5 The
Rooms He TOO pehods the fearful visiom-7 The Lonely
Woman and the Child Phantoms, and the finale OF the
Mystery II nR@ND TouR T1 or Pc THE WORLD.
FIFTY SUPERB VIEWS
exhibited afaernoen and evening" the programme eu.
tirey each occasion.
Doors open ~ u Tours begin al g.
Matinee at clock.
Admission rs cents- Reserved seats 50 cents:
II. B. McKEON, Manager.
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AMUsEMENTS.
NIsnI.ooss. cSsD.s .Ss D.s.. GoMMEsoEs v...u.,
--''e ''' ~A'iiii fiIIRD WEEK = "'s'A''
sarLLrAsSs, :, fsa Eva Aozxzsr
eAnotsE sicnIsas .,
" 'Ae magnificent F'Rs9'ii ESSmAsTRsss dsi%i 81 the
Miss sfsa Af fE sfsif silsss Of
w. mr sssSS IIl Lamb B T R.osso,s &C.
Nile Kruger Gr d8ass IN Ne" York and
''nd'' the d'sfss ss%sS s sxGGET stffiE tho
'''' O'''' sHAdr,EJjL scHsEaT. D'
rERFEor PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS
'eo'ssias GRIND sp' ROMANTIC MUSICAL PRODUCTION
perfea In every respect
II Miss rHaSrsiHaSSso SzSTE HHSS5sos
Monday sxa w %oxxs Ss6 Hnh h'Ess DSo 10 M
M,on Mon BY the celebrated Dogs rs,ays.se rsnSssr
p, xr O. l. roi. 6TssSs SsssisS aSaSiss:Ts Sis: DsaSi
oL Fox FshIs TSI foSs 81 csHfr siS Mile M'r''ns
Thursday IS. P:srist's Night great Bit -1N-"'
- - Lessee and Direcress Mrs John WOOD
SorwirasrASDisd 49, " sow
's'S new the sYssSi SUCCESS 's'
ras f1's'sa Ssfaflo sff
Ausust'a Daily ssa FRANK Wood,
TANNING ssGSrrEarLv
ExcELLEHcs OF gosIS rISf fT.Tuar Or .,ru .,,ox.
the previous entered into by the
render The asse' LAST 1SaaSR'' %EGS W"
pEnFoRsAkcE,
10 which the following members Of the
Messrs Frank Drew, j. k. Mortimer O. H. Clarke. ".
DavdSs H.; stodd.Tt Xr. John Wood Miss 3 r
Doors open performances commence at TX Seats 80
THEATRs rEANcAIs..NIBLo's coSosEr SALOON.
4 19EsSSf sSSk HzFoh ii hhIadssr II jsss
Comedy IN 'nrsf y S''hs Ds'Ae'ur
precisely
THURSDAY; MARCH, iyssnsa t., S e M nIsht q pRIvET
WV -Ao a. GE QUE FEMME vEUr. So 0''''''
Comedy Vaudeville @ a IN N two 70, acts Is. BY Divert.
DRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. MARCH II.
MILE vEsTvALI
w sppesr II Bs9okyn syn upSn he sbSys ds:ss
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WALIAcK's' Mr. MARK SMITHS
BENEFIT,
FRIDAY, MARCH l3l
First time this season.
Mortons celebrated comedy,
SPEED THR PLOUGH.
Box book open.
NTOTCE-WALLACK'S THEATRESBENEFIT OF
IN MISS HENRIQUE3. Orchestra Stalls for sale at
RAYNERS date Parmelees) 685 Broadway. opposite Me.
tropolnan Hotel.
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DERRMpToRY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
i &c.-BENJAMfN p. FAIRCHILD Auctoneer. win
nue.. general assortment Of Household Furnurs con.
Washstsnds Mahogany and Cane Seat Chairs Secretary,
Bookcase Lounges &c; Also Brussels Tapestry and Iu.
grain Carpets Oil Cloths Stoves Refrigerator Crockery,
Glass Ware. Kitchen Utensils, &c,
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A NEW AND BETTER WAY OF INSERTING PAR.
~ ia sets OF teeth, Also style Of lower sets
cheap ~ 239 Siyth avenue.
which hold ont the cheeks and restore youthful
sfcets.
Fne GOLD filings s 80 Sixth avenue the cheapest place
New York.
No advance required at $50 s,rtb avenue.
OUce hours from In the morning TIL . al night.
Nitrous oxide gas given and teeth extracted without
pain,
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ID c. BULKLEY AUCTIONEER.-SUPREME COUR RT
sae.Thursday March r. At IL O'Clock, at the Mer-
chants Exchange saesroom. Ill Broadway valuable
pey known as so Cherry street corner street;
and "a Cherry and g. 9S and 100 James street
Maps the Office 43 Wall street. Jauncey court or at Smith
4 Woodward's, attorneys. So Nassau street
B. LEFTINGWELL. Referee.
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MATRIMONIAL.


A GERMAN GENTLEMAN, AGED 81 OF GOOD AP.
~ pcaiancc Ana good character wishes 10 young
ndy Or WIDOW o. appearance good disposition
in confidence, b. Rcmpsr. station A. Spring street T.
A LADY. AGED 10, EDUCATED CONSIDERED
pretty both n form and face sccits The sc0uantance
dress. LseusrA lSsk Weas ThixustA suesN
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nAyID d. EGAN, AUcrIoNEER. WILL SELL ON
Tuesday, ll O'Clock at 800 Seventh avenue, House.
hold Furniture, Carpets. Paintings Curtains Looking
Glasses Kitchen Furniture Ac Particulars TO
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DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTrONERR.
III IMMENSE AUCTION SALE TO BR SOLD, WITH
limit at 2o6 Chatham square the best mpor
tation 10 New York comprising large and
elegant collection and beautiful Sea Shells Chinese
Japanese and indian Goods consisting of numerous va
rety Of Curesites all parts OF the globe The sales
will continue Monday, March II, at iols A: M and
NJ. and every day during the week at same hours