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Hon JOSEPH v. McDOSAID. fndisnspoiis Inclsna.
q" John X. COFFaOfH. dun tngtou. lndi.-a-
f" wA. DALI, New Yok City.
" JOSEPH ". SEwLN, Attics, Indians.
- jus. R.sTtNE. Covington. nciana.
q" h. a MCDONALD. cOvingtun Indiana
- DAVID wsBB, Coyington, Indians.
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den. On Sunday, April sd 1855, Grey Mare, II !,
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NOTICE.
NEW FIRM.
EWAxEis d son.

AyIEG bought my brothers in the firm OF
Ill ThaysT & Bro, have associated with me my son.
George 1hayer. Hereafter the firm Will be III yer &
son. aud shall continue the Grocery and Produce
Bus ~ the old stand, number go Essl wash.
iRgton street where at all times will he fond choice
selection Of Groceries and ST fair prices.
Please call an q tor yours Ives.
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tEOIr ~. Ju-Lscn's speech o. DC l., 1873.
10 tie discussion OF Thursday las;, the sen
tor from Illinois, attempted - lsy dosl the doc
tFiue Of the fepubl'c.n p-siy snd 70 give biz
construction OF tha' Ccctane n doing 80. re
called our attention 20 ihe.r platform. which. Re
save, Is a mere rcitsTation of the Declaration OF
Independence at least. fhst hs itca) Is il w.
formed by ous Iathe7s. e make nv self intel
lisible and d.s.ilsils understood | will read
that portion OF the patti sLicii he quoted:
R,sotce1. faa;, NJ eSs republican fathers,
We bold u To be self eviies' ,u,h tha, all men
sre endowed With the iralieasbie right OF life,
hoes'y aod ths paFsut Of .lF5sae S', and that the
primary object and u,.c-iof de- IL our federal
govern asns - e. grfnt = go % al! persons
under ~ CT client I-,is.l..igu
As tue discussion pro r,ssed drawing deduc-
tons from this psst "f the pi4ttorm the senator
seemed "a thisk-ihl' wts The tenor of his ar
gumeat-that by FeitesatiDg The Declaration
OF Independence in this platform. they were
embracing the 61,tnes lsiI dosn by Mr Jeff
fcrson, aud shown - ~ really meant 10 in
eludc persons Of COLI Il he Declaration. ar 4
that such sas the understanding OF our reroln~
;ioaary fathers I k-o- that sometimes IL has
been said. aud changes have been rung on il,
that Mr. Jeffsrs0a the apostle OF democracy
and liberty. laid G3wn the doctrine that
all men we're created equal. thA, they
hal certain inaliensble rights. that anon 2
these we're lite. liberty. and tEo pursuit Of hap.
p.ness.
Now. IL seems 10 me. thar q party. an inteli
gsr' party that understands ell TIE doctrines aud
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NOTICE.

M and sfier Monday. Nay 1t. i56s. this Company
will not for Fares anything oct Sational
Currency tScep at the discount CHARGED BY Cry
Banker. 4 B CATHERwOOD
President Citizsas' Street hallway Company
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WAsHIxGToS, April 24th ls65.
louE correspondent from General ScbOheld's
army brings forward the following facs tolnect-
Cd with the late conference between Generals
Shet Johnston and Breckiurdge.
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I have said. u speaking on that subject,
that il 1856 bad seer a spirit and feeling
manifested in the country that | had never seen
before which convinced me clearly AID conclu-
sively what the abolition agitation would eventC-
ate in when il was pressed 10 Is final ultimatum
| say that If the DAY ever does come when the
effort is made TO omanepate the slaves, 70 abolish
slavery, aad turn them loose upon the country,
tue non STAKEHOLDER Of the south will be tie first
mau 10 unite With the Shareholder % reduce them
20 subjusstic,i sgaiu: and if ore would he n re
ready 10 do 20 than the other. il would be the
nOn-slave1eier / have said that; ali TIA, 1
their resistance 20 subiusatcn we're obstinate I'd
stubborn. the non STAKEHOLDER 1oald unite win
the slaveho,deg, and 81 this abolition philan.
,hropy. al this sboition * mra,h7. when pressed
TO its ult masum, would result in The extircatoa
of the negro race This i VIA, | said !,
what felt and VIII / sev AID y bat know 10
be The feeling Of The non shareholders IN tee
slavehOlding states ;o-das Pre-. this questions
20 Is ultinsatun, aud the non .lspeholier viii
unite, heart and hand In subjsgaiiug tho afr.
can. and il resistance be made. n extirpaiiag
the negro race. and that j. where this question
will ead notwithstanding all the sympathy ard
oil the philanthropy that mas be eSinced. il The
agitation be carried cut successfully - i,, con
Elimination.
Ii said austhiug II the presence or hear
ing CT snybody on hat point, that il what |
did say: and repeat now, that the idea Of there
being any dlfsseuee between lie feelings of the
SHAREHOLDERS and non slave holders OF the south
on this question. i a mistaken ore, false enc.
the demonstrations 81 Harpers Ferry proved
most conclusvely When there was agitation
IN Tennessee. in 1856. / sas that the non slave
holder was the readiest man 10 raise up and re
duce the negro 10 sub ugaton, and would join
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9us Slid t6ctet ni6t, erwiDerte eScbans
na, unter Ibrdnen IS6slno. Sd, bin 70
sladli6, rap i& laut jubeln mS&te Sie
bate tbrs Nrnle mn Den Sal8 ce8 G,otten
8el&lun9en, per fieberbaft errest, fir lsin
Grltaunen Feline Wprte fineen fpnnte Scin
Bid iel ouf Die Q6ure, j,et erlt lab er ouF
Der 3tmmerl4iDtlIe neben bent Mulifer Den
Sat,r ltebsn. rer nit beiterem 2dhelu auf
bic 9rappe i@au:e
Ronim an nein 5er3, Surge la8te ber
Hentter. tuoeiu ct rte Qrme ausbreitele; ih
par Elm abor. ais i'd Oeiner geisuus ents
sesentrat
9eet be9rif Sumo ras @lad Scbauna'S
eln beler, ltGter @onuenRrab! fie in oas
9untel ieiner seele Sid gang uno Otne
Nudhalt Der Sreuce hiu9ebeuo, lant er 'an
be Bralt beS 81ters. 9e,seibung, BAT sr !;
Ser5etbuus fir rie triten Stunten, bic i6
Dir bereitet bate
Sp,id ni&t pru Ser5sibuug erpiperte Der
alte Derr tief beWe9t Du bait beute Nbenp
obne es gu lpil1en, mir oerb bic Wlbtbtit &c,
ia9t. unp id rente Dir fir bic 3ure6tweis
iun8.
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@sfa &raufbett.

sBean ber irrsseLetete unflnet Sinsne au8nstt tas
Ct ben setm eteer amer35atsa Hrenfstt tn @ anssnUa
ntn bat 10 seiett es k1uis ta6 ttn u;et3es Samse~
flbl estt bic 8ur ppr @atbednr5 tbn abfdredt fi an
ee au rsenbe aui pele in Gsl5e tbrr grstebua unb
0teptftdblttdt asin fein gerraen iesen tSnne
partet lanse Bis BITE 6Ymptome ees 'dredeH nebele
@ie g.. g. etR NIT @ei6ma en enti1Lf t $es cine bbie
Rae G@mers TN Sopfe unS In ben SlitSern &baatme tes
@efdts, Eaubtet ans die ber Saut fnpen an BEN Setr
ner une aren TnneR i'm &ef5te une all ben Grtremtl.
ten @ tesen, s tana tieie ltbt NIT elmer idrfetiea
SGneasfet Dor I'D f6rttten, BIS sulest Der Gomer Hnt
bic Raenncen tinfazeas has OPr trr fnrGbnren rant>
btt ein geaenitdnb tes @tetes re unb ber Epb eneu
f6rtdlen 2eieen fabur eiH @ube n,at, BAG tbn mad
enem 2anee 1tngt BON 1nne fein geilenter urdtetrt.
Us TT ene raurse 3tAtia6e, baB Eauien6e beier frrt
earen Krantet gum Over falen tn BSlst ter llnseh6
tdte unwtleneer @rabler wede bMrd Arweubure ients
tosln @ttteS bes RerturS bte Contribution eerniter u4
ben Re be8 VEINS IN Elm eIsnbes Daietn neramteIn.
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IS Suluffou

Dtteee beg tJaislien GpGesurs ser gDutir3e tn 3pn-
bon @rabuirter eneS Der erea n,eetaden GCaesen Get
8er Gtaeten her ben sr6st Stel ines 4eten5 IN Bet
Sppitaern rrn 2oAbrn paris pblaoelsbia uS anbereh
StGtten aueebrat bat stnse eer runberbaren SeWueea
pcaenbet BON tenen bic Ge9Gte esr Ns6ittn Dets I'm
tGtltsc 9ebebe bic an Sbrenfau Nsre5t unb anbersn
RranEttten lten ipltt 8. y. enG bic Set pI6baen Ge
rdu9en ;u ebt er1reden bic u u err6tHen sestnse
RletMietttten u. T. u. Wurbea augentlfli sebetlt i
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Beicl.Ders ,li bfobeen {!

Dr. SDbntsu bett. daen Semen feline Sue an reIGe EG
eur6 p6e ashete nne unnanrGe, gef rrb 96rper ser.
Forenfe r ee Arbet bic @eeafbafe unb f Csc arfGtia
mdtenbt 2aftr selGtpaAt babsn.
5ier fb tnee eer traurSt unb 6tl6sensHeftben Sol.
gen eer irabtn @strtHbsten fts saers 9tp DE I'm Still
Ten uns ben @lieessa GmttSen I'M sref S&~de beS Ge
R4ts, ge.ln Der n teltraft Serjppen neb6fe Hnrupe
Masenf@wa&e nprSnuns Ger Btrbauunss auees
Esae gnttaftuas. Sstastrne ter StwinbiueSt s1 ~
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Sraaui1Ae @Sdrda,e

ErS unpersue ge5etl unb ete rpe Graft weber berBe
fea Dteies urt6are 9eilen weeS has 2eben eleab an
bic @te uab Rddpmmsui8at unm6Stt5 ma@t tf.Oit taS
ercs Dertr, bic ibren 3eiceni@aften uubOauen Sbaen
Sunse 2eute fac ~ lttt su Musl@weaneen seneta neil
e beren 8cteen nbt senau tennen. 1bSlt e aud bnrd
Strturen Nieberi@lasen i'm 9arn Stein unb anSers llr-
laden eneten lsa 10 te Fe bod eaenttetls tae SSlst
bes WBbrdutbts Ser ebelen Orsane g8er abtr nth es
dusnen ba bic &ra Der GrjuSuue ber bon Denn rtrIR
rem trh bic @ btimlten 2aatrn erstben ais bon Dtnen
sit 6a metfe fn6. 1l15ri5a g+Il5at tH.r -.s< sa-
n Office: go. Siib'Greberidllr.,
Feben Tbaret BON 8alttmorsfr., Siflt&e Setts
bic Stufen binaltf. @ CRY --
gean merle I'D Nantn unb Sausnummsr. BENT un~ieE-
be unb trgeri6e Natmaer, burGtrehene 9epienlpt
Guadalbey, SGubfider Sttet!tutGer, StraBenreniser
Gn6 4ampenpuser 70. nenntn b reeelm6Bse &er1te
unb lauern aneersen usn Dr. ctnfun 0tu tn Der abt,
stS. Gae 9rtet nsiiien einen ppf-Stamp snttaIteu.
Cine 6ft!ua3 II, 2 'Taasn ,:g3eF@ert.
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)noqt 8 ntt,

bic 9 bur@ betmde Safer es6wd ta6en Die ie 70 oft
bpien 2euteu IN Der Sue lerne unb teren Sol
gen Ft aunadtt fparen, elb TIM Slaie bur 9rlutiO.
nta be mena Wnsetteift, bic Gte unntsSlid maen unb
E6rper uuo etH ser0rtn eaten ioprt nStti9>n dit
tpur. S0le 9erUnen meu bsrUr lie einsEeten tn tie
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a3sgNGffs 8 Igrtt4

DssfSGftS yectt54
ERetutn strtten Sunhen aar NadarGs 6at te eas 9@'
SeFannte 2taurrs unb Sd etnsef f@Gft
30. "a 90 2Ombarcsr.s G&e sca SrSa&
anser ser eIsu grsa e bister NIT unGewGGstn SSnss
SprtfItss 1, sHsr III. 80.
i2lHtrs1Eil @1a 8. 9. . S1sgEf !. -
5eS fei,;9Ee Yl11D coIqnpeffae FrM6sfsEcmie. ttcr
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aehesn ca &ranfA.iten

Strtad rsrfea, ae sa uo: 3eusunssunid6Sttt S6nabe
tn be 9udea nnS ben elierrn @ntsanSnnsen eer Nerea
senf6wie, @sttsttt rssftlassntsi:, geranbts-
fdwde, 5er;tlcgfea SdiS erntet 3ttttr Iuseninrd@e
S6Mntel 1pYfldmsrS Gntjinbaae leg SalieS Der STATE
ber 2nnee bes Wasens ber Gtnaep.ibe unb d1er ener
net Die pOr aehtien ssbetmen @epcbnte Der ustsb
welde tbrea Cpern setShtIier ae ais ter Srenen Sc.
fang ben @cahren rtS nlseS terrabren urb Wenn ntt
ieittB stbetlt erbea TIRE ednjusten oaarsen nerne
leu 9wdde her genhtrttpn hererrbriasen, bic Gbe un4
SaLt6 naden unb aMtsst ten 8srpsr 9nn ierf6reR
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be6enen tas etn aeunter Ga n6 ein sembcr 66rper bic
nptbwenc iJfen @rersernie ur epel;den @ dieliecit
tnD Sd rbne tiee rrb bic Mee ses 3etsnS 5ur trasen
pssraer Die sluaGten bes get ns rerniteru ji HUB
LID bic tele Wirb ersrien 0erpciHune uHb ME-
lan6pltfhen Betrad,tunsrn Gag anS bic 5raIsen mept
&esere ggRessn eeEmeigfrt iap. --.- - -
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4ttRtG

Die f4rsdbi4en Sirnsea hes sditerS nS lehr sn r&-
ten. Gerlu tes Geeibtniles, Derrirrung her Sheen e|
bradttet Der @etstafte, b6ie Mbnnugen abuesuns
Der 1Seeltaft pdt pS Gtnfan,teie, Ni6ranen 8eaen
E6 isIb(. Gurtiamteit III. inn snise ser fltmmtu
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81 B h:irltb te Oeriosfn.

stsr Sol@e pste m u oerteiratben beabI8tistn anb d
pbper SdmSde pser eines anseren inberntits hewust
ens. iplten anneru8li@ pr. 'bnaUn su @atbe Se6en.
rtang ytisbartit Der Re ue 3ittern as s&pas, SSer
G fbbpfUne htr refli6ter &rt nerben fhnea furtrte
Derertee, Teidtr Der 8ebanbluuS unb Turieree bon
Or. pbaitcn unGsr;tett ann tim es ttnsm G6renmanne
Cbns 5urdt @ nnSertouea unb swcsrtit ouf iene dit-
Itbe We5Atftpfett perIaien. s-s-s .-..--- ~.
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l. erm, ,jCt)ir llll6eigen.

GssiAtia fir @iearrenmaAer!
mpFge fsebsn Ssn 5se gort unb SarnerS stref: e.ns
I@Sne Aaswabl Connecticut ew fsrf STATE 6tr uRs
pennfelednta De6bIat un5lett unS GtnIase Cple dts
sDnnseteR Seee Cuttings. 9btas Xataae babe tGuptaa
LID ur 3eute, bic TN 4teHsn tauE, auseent uns rerba.
@tSarrenmatr e. in arf >nteree EEblE, Set MIR tpr
sufpreGes.
9rfts9 S@rsker
'tN-fl 50@Ge TdEpre unt SressrtGSg
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Die 9pnisblume (The Honeysuckle)
. NTTYTR DE W.T. n.


Oie 6pniqbline (The HoneySuckle)
ear et n pber 49, Il. s .-
ELIXIR DE VITN.
Dies Epute itters rss!ds st !enss ersa 1oTsaeis'r
Ruf Ia @rssa hefst uab tn btee SGse @nea tn eSsauk
fsratt M Gus bsr retuen Gpsn0s III SerbnSune natf et
R5utas EDer GaScaruG~Inbe IN Seae er DsRtHanOn per
iertst Tub Egt d taTebe tn 3ea aner per rsffs
Nte:e uns @ertauungSsfSGne" tr Esttgsra eestff
Ia DeIffGlaus eIs = tJ- ..%l.. c194y. gsJ
II rDag aawssttraFs aaiesef 3ftt'
Scteibegser geaarattars appbseer .e. Mben sH
eae nertbbSHe 2Meae bes Sr0ts ea
Senn esal Gstsgtes te &Guisr nt ppne esbs tn wGI-
len tdt sc aasere casnaRnte 8tter$ H&8t oGHsrs ss
sen sew5IntEGsn u9nfen" Sseclteer el9@:n Ens sNts
Egrtrnssn &quettsr ab uns ea Is Scn sRr fTsp00HsH
Snessbcuitca berfer.is Ecrbe befen sSiaaeen e 9gg
Srsane l6ash spn DoFtpren eaetteant @EfssH Hs e
let es sseber seH4 Srtnte eA hEsn tt ef &c enefRs
ELS Grtns. Sters RrEs es betrss Finer Gse@u u 0sr
tett bes GekanaGss ais arNtetfrrfen 20. -
QptBleCae 4. tetaIl &eeHen rbnneu rtt tYseEs trtas
THAT btefes ssts asGsn 3srs IL gtaeH asfnP kS''
TIaf&ta fg+@ ~
,,'sa Oen aIleiuigen Gt9neE
5. . Sru Sc. SO SamoDers, &eee ooa GGsnasssas
aeaen;sber Dcm Isarste, G3aitisspgs,
terDr9t Esr6en.
aeiSe 0efaate gIaT6e tR at bic nt$t stm Ssssei
GienerS aWf Sfm Rsrt terieben tE. ..-
Ssberbert0ufer erbaIten biz az teFnt Stlters GasssF
ten crA0r .Ittbseraph< y NuShGneei iatIner GRATIS.
Sic ieeren Tlcmen erben eCrd tetnl bet ber ROOT
Befeauna it $I0o DwBsns franep 8aGttmpfftuas@"nr
sebraGt aef t~ ra4ef1,;g
sSranSp, 9lrrac, @cptd, S8bisaD sJMndb GNsae
n anertarut suten Swaltdten nn6 81 lStnen Yrst
eutpfieblt s4o ~-55 .e - s s.. 2sUrgs
e5es~rt-7 @Ge 5ansSer HRS 9GmbtnRE.
(25Nsr III stGenIter sem gaarfte, .
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Dr SCSmpu til Ter einsie rsse!maei9 se6ilbete @rlt
Wtte1 1lnb Bebaneuns n6 allen 4nseen eGukli6 unke-
lann er 1t teransebtet ssE stnsT s Ssbes esids e TT
kes ,ubrodbte namlid Gnelant, Rrnrtre6 unt In Fem
BIpdts BON pbilatslpba no une bat eiur stebu.
!eve Drarts ais ape anSsssa Aersss 6sr gGslt,
ea9n M psrruueu au etue Gs ais gssnu uut ietne St.
'stsNd,stssls asTss. IT, Is ar;.b.rise,ns ux,..
xsnS rca 8ofttmoreRr. reben ber ,arbetttTbaleN
6an4trontbeitsn srstnsu snnsu at6eii4.
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3te pite Saufie ipclte pdeene eer lesten steu3ebu
Satge Ia cite sudlttuirt ben bic Wenge pid-
tilr Gaeartiibea CrtrG tonen. rrle 81. Setnio
faute heard tif tturqS AappGrrre rele dnbere
NsreEen belwornfT r:tea eas Prtlttum pESerbclten
Nden Inttr i5ict wu,ta earl u tt Ue3ue auf leineu
Character els @ere mtn& Ss!e anf Gbaratec une Sc
WtHsntai0Eeit. L.. FeissFeen ss hareieabt Serdbr.
letfung. ~ssH .t.
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Gs gilt rlee pumi ectr unbtbfuteuts SuaGaIber,
peibe Ech ais M,rSea ,a,bcR pEb 81 rn!rnS Mntuns
ttguusen ecplea. SdNrdfr, StetlWttler SumpcnpuSer
2eten nn,at Ter ersa NilsnlGa Ter Metiu Gem ME.
trsEen 2srnfe piemetew. fla jet esemSStg Gebilbete
Aerst tt en- uer Asrenen unb nttts Mrgs8 Mtneu-
ten R 3uibydu8en eie eunrtett aer tceide Reldlt-
der gDete In tire sant emnen eeriR9 ddsen ruini-
ten Er Solution bdIt beBbdb fur nstbmenti9 An er.
p6buen becubsrs FIR Srl6e Tsld nit etusm Rufe unbe.
tannt nb eos etne St9antsunssH SesE DsIpnr bedntG
tn isiHer Stfiee lseega. ,...l
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0un,e Wa:.ner,

ttpnbsrs pele lie per ne' eetemsn 9aferS serSrbeY
fnb has Itri in pste Elafence IN Elm ;u ribes @rak
reft melfs tut ,yre erbabeaen 2elene nS tntpdeten
Ierante$frafte nit eest Dpunsr etr @sreamett ben SEE
nat begeert uo ser 9er bedu6rnfe Zone etlrdt b1ben
mkrttn, ntDsen iidb nit pc1em @ertranen aabrn
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ss. xg yge aaaa &, ". SisNeaSas2s,
gfe ppu 5ascsex nnb SighEss I;aitimeree
z}euti1s 2LpOtbefeli
eZssees~s ure aS&ils&tr ss<ae e}ssSs'
OeEdSft8- -4nseige.

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AMUsEMEUTs,

AmU9HMEUT0s
NIsLo's oAfDEE
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON
DOORS S oPRS Al HAts PAST oSK
POSITIVELY THE LAST TIMR
the grand drama BY Dion Boacieauli and e.
IL. House Esqs., entitled
ARRAH Ma POGUE:
Or. THE WICKLOW WEDDINu
MR.. 7. VI. GLENNY AS SHAUN THE Post,
MISS JOSEPHINE ORION AS ARRAH MEELisH.
Mes.rs Burnett, Ration. Scalln, Peters Norton, Bais
dell Holmes Owens Danvers. Nolan. Rendls' Miss Maria
SCENERY. COSTUMES &C, ALL ENTIRELY NEW
On Monday Sept Is, the renowned
RAvFLS
Consisting Of GABRIEL RAyEL
- (First appearance in three years).
ANTOINE RAVEL (hrst appearance In six years..
YOUNG AMERICA (pupil OF Gabriel Ravel-arst appear
In addition 70 the following distinguished artses from the
principal theatres OF Paris London. Madrid, Amster
sgnora Pepita Mona Won Hammc Martneth Family
Mile Vantr,, Nine Marsetti Mile Desire. Mons Mahier
lerron Vaudris Sgnor Garcia. Mons schmidt Mons Axe
Mons Lehman four c0rvphess full Corps de Ballet Lead
or OF orchestra, Mons, Romainvile, from Paris &c.
Admission cents reserved seats 81 family circle Zen
trance on Crosby street, 30 cents
CHANGE OF TIME-On and After Monday next doors
open al 71; curtain rises al TX
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-rON GENTLEMEN
only h the New York Mu.eum Of Anatomy. o.. Broad
Fey Pafes unable TO attend these lectures have them
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SALES Az AUCTION.

private ss 81; or 81 mr. az s sS sS
houston street Hpp0 H PIss, near sullivan street
MAGNIFICENT IL ocye rosewood Panoforte made 70 or.
5 p s s ssns eo s ovs
Paor salts covered in green gold bro
a TSs
s,SS % Corner ssand Turkish lounges ane cnns
ornics Bands shades mach Sess Brussels
fi'' and hAn's Mirrors BE gHSsts Xssss' &C
b % and Ss
F1I insults X Hair MSttresses, spring d. Linen, Ban
Sofas Chairs If pgsS ROOM o'0'
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Knys s o % S
Eshen Utensils Stair s1e RI.ye to highest bid
A z BURNHAM, AUcrIoNEER.
seasoa Rare Chance parties commencing Housekeeping
$4,000 WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PIANoreRrE PAINTINGS, BRoszEs, DRAWING
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT !. ,,,. v,.,,.n
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, me-
AT pu ssEHE ht AMP GLASSWARE &C.,
this day It the elegant private residence No.
SALE sSss df1 At sSgs oc%ocK
81 Ss aa s
wood E.ges Bookcass Centre Tables marble tops;
nices Shades Chandeliers Clock MONTH
Pier and Manel Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets Paint
fangs by ancient and modern artists; Match Paintings by
Cole; Scenes Switzerland Flemish interior superb
Landscapes by Lanner; Fruit Piece original BY Rousn
Winter Scenes the Neva ST. Petersburg Marine Views
French Line En9ravings artistic Bronze Stauay and many
rare and costly works OF art aud articles of virtu
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
superb Instrument richly carved legs and made to
order by celebrated city maker Rosewood Stool Cover
Music Stands. richly Rosewood and Black Walnut
Dressing Bureaus Wardrobes Bedseads suite style OF
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Counerpanes Toilet Sets Sofas Chairs Lounges, Lace and
Satin Bedspeads IIastand Stair Carpet solid carved Oak
Buffet Extension Table, Arm Chairs, elegant sets Crystal
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fruit Stands Punch Bowl, solid Silver Casters Spoons
Tnecns: Cake Baskets Dinner and Tea Service, Sayers
Napkin Rings Sheffield Table Cutlery Table Linen Aso all
che Furnitors OF the Servants apartments ~ BCompe
goods Sale pcremptory.
UCTION CONGRATULATIONS SALE OF HOUSE
II hold Furniture, this day Saturday, st l0 oeoch, ~
She residence No. 93 Wayerey place. between fnh and
Ssh avenues consisting of Paror Dressing and Chamber
Furniture OF the richest descriptions; also
AN ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOF0RTE
with -four round and containing all the modern I'M
cost $500; rosewood end black walnut parlor
Suits satin brocael; Brussels and Ingram Carpets but
little used; lace WindoY Curtains, costly OIL Pinngs
marble Bureaus, washstands, Centre, Side rnd Sofa
Chamber sets pure Cured Hair Mattresses Spring Beds
Mirrors, Lounge Beds Chairs Clocks Cutlery Croekery
large variety Svcrware and rthng usually found in
6rst class louise. Sale positive the sboJt cay
ting for the south. CllAS. YOUNG AuctiOneer.
~ ROTH AUCTIONEER.
~. AN ExTkAORDINARi OPPORTUNITY FOR