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Nov LANDING. ONE CARGO HaG Ann
~ STOVE SIZES. LYKENs VALLIY
BED ASH COAL
This is the best COAL mined for family use; il
recommends itself TO all who bave sed It: il is-
purposes. and il the most economical COAL for
sa Aiso' W%faairs Ash COAL Of tn. bast ou.u.-
seasoned Oak and Pine WOOD. sawed and split or
cord len 9Th, for sale By
". T. STONE,
---.- Ofice and Yard
Cor. 9th ct. and Missouri avenue,
myI1-lv' On the Canal
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REAPIRS AND MOWERS.
-. FOR THg HARVEST OF 1865.
TIE BALL REAPERS AND MOWERS
.BGCkIYE" REAP1R9 AND MOWERS
HUBBARD REAPKRS AND MOWERS
WOODS REAPERS AND MOWERS
McCORM1CKs RBAP ER6 AND MOWERS.
A complete assortment OF -, I
EXTRAS AND REPAIRS
for the Machines kept on hand constantly.
Competent Machines employed to- repair ma.
The above Machines are offered at FACTORY
PRIC1b. Parties ting these Machines can
rely on purchasing at these prices. without any
deviation whatever J: P. BARTHOLOW,
Agent for the Manu- faeturers.r
Agricultural Warehouse. 55s It'll street,
Between Penn. avenue aud anal.
my E-eoSw WSshinxton D. C
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e sTkAwBEERRksYY 6Bd4ssKIISTSiIi
is seass, s Fl sass dtHts
fruit from basket until Sesss for 10
PIn3t Is In every respect to any
to ers :. .
IL ss ssHsE s1satS s2ys:t.
between P. ave; and Canal:
my l2-eozw Washin ston. D. o.
MAN2ILLAs' MANrILLAs! MANTILLAsl
At tie old Established Msntilla AMI Fancy Store
IAsntflIs Department established in 1881
Second Regular Spring opening this Bsason.
BLACK sILK COATS. ...-.
sACQUIs, t'.
,BAsQUINEs. -
.e g. AND CIRCULARS.
New. Novel and Beautiful Styles.
Afro, Lisht Cloth BAsoUINEs.
SHORT SAoQURs,
Opening days
SATURDAY AND MONDAY. May 18th and 18th.
il the spacious Msntills Rooms, I'd story,
At MAxW1LLs,
e. -oE s.fs Depot of Ladies Fancy Goods
- and Cloaks. and Mantiilas.
Il N, "A full assortment of Misses and Children's
Blk ana Cloth hsnsillas my12-st
WIDE BLACK GOODS FOB sHAWLs AND
DREssEs.
IA. s-4, 10 BLACK Hermann.
7.4.s4, 1914 BLACK GRAPE MARHTZ.
. 74.s- 1914 BLACK GRENADIN1. -
"a and ga BLACK BERAG1.
81 and 1914 BLACK FLORENTINK.
s,4 and 10. 4 BLACK MeUssELAIN. =
81 BLACK FRENCH MBRINo.
4and ga WHITE GRAPE MARETZ:
These Goods are all Of 'Lupin'" celebrated
make, were bought Ut the Public Sale. ind win be-
sold Ut tho lowest possible prices.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
in all the old and new fabrics of "Lup pins" and
"Maillard's" naksa.st Wholesale and Retsii,
JOS. J. MAY & co..
Dspotfo for Mourning Goods,
800 Pennsylvania avenue,
my rat between 9th and 10th SITS.
A CENTS VAN rED.-
Wanted. thres Or four active. energ etic, steady,
-BusINEss MEN 80
to canvass and act as Agents for the sale OF the
.. ByrLER ENG RAVIHG
of the late lamented President. Abraham Lincoln,
in living size and style. published from the lar
ssst to the beautiful fine Carte de visits, all
framed in the ,7~..i-
FINEST MoULDINGs.
None but persons Of frst class business habits
need apply. To such 4 liberal commission will
be given. 90 o.. CO.,
10, 900 Copies to be sold in the District and in
Apply TO E,fe
P,y. BHLL1w 4 90. -
-.ras - $40 Seventh Street.
m ll.iw Three doors south ofOdd felio vs. Hall
FOE SALE oHEAP-A no TOP. 'Yort BUGGY
ss 49, ssssldi s4 4kks Nv %4aos ss
Rqass : 4 sss
JOHN WAGNIR. Glider. 2s5 Penn. avenue, up
II 9. PARKER l. co.: -Attorns!s at Law. Cen
49,. era U,. I'm sHG heM Estate Agents. 500 18th
or GERS Accounts with All TIC Departments ID
Sssi isea.s pro@ry stsndsd To-
sS "a oRI AZ KA sn3
ieIs qonfectionsrs. Hotels sSd Families Furnished
snd fh nss "a
b the best owJnade. Delivered to any part of
70 eltY,; n.-.--T - lHEo0 5n Snyl0lms
-TAILoRIFG. SECURING AND REPAIRING,
So ae9 ..st
ofCeatrsl Guardhouse. 80 -
81. sn s. second hand Clothing s sGsses
Il - b. lady Artist. Piesss send nan,s snd al.
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CIRCUIT COURT, .GAisf Justice -C0rtter.-Ths
Wiley Brown case IL still before the court, aud
Mr.. Brent, for the plaintiff, is still engaged IN
arguing the case TO tho jury, which he com
menced yesterday.
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PRoMoTION.-Mr. Samuel 7. Els, OF thn
Z city, 3kas been proEnated1 from = $1,4o0 70
1900 clerkshfp ia the ordnance bureau OF Ne
Navy Department
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&c, CRIMINAL CouRT, fudge Olin.--Yesterday.
Mms e. yenersop. indicted for forging q check
Sntne IreesIry pnrporting to ha We been draWa
oy deA ID. II. Rucker, was found guilty.
Ihis iaornine. ia mes 81. Turhefs indicted for
the larceny Of certificate Of deposit for Sa5t
from a soldier, whose trial was commenced
yesterday, was found guilty, ana ne was sem
tiarf. ! !. : " - 81 - -, 80 > Y
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A RIoT.-Yesterday party Of colored men
frame house on 18th street, batween o and r,
and taken to the I'd precinct station. The house
belonged to Thos. Lewis &c Co. and the former
eecupa mt 4toldsthe. celored folks around thsy
might tear 1t down and use it for wood.
Wednesday night they vent to work and re
fused to desist. Fifteen were arrested and
fined by Justice Miller In sums ranging tom
% so to BIO. ...........-...
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THE HOUsRKRRPRR's COAL COMPANY. oiftcs
NO. 423 Thirteenth street, Thomas r. Wilson
agent, offers liberal inducements to those de-
sirons OF investing their capital in mining
stock, and securing their own coal ciesr.
cheap, and full weight 1t is the intention OF
this company to furnish each OF its stoekhold-
ers with one gross ton (2,2i0l pounds) of coal
annually, for each share of stock held by them
during the existence Of the company, at prime
cost, il the stockholder desires to receive Il,
and any amount of coal csn be furnished 70
stockholders at from Si to IS per tom lew sr
than the present market rates. Interesting
particulars are given in their advertisement
elsewhere. ",H- 80 --tS -
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HIGHWAY RoEBRRY.-Benj. F. CLARK ana
flcer in charge Of the guard at Camp Relief.
for robbing Jacob Laube, q watch peddler, OF
three watches, and were turned over to Sergt
johnson. officers Beali and Hayne. The pris-
oners belong to the 9th Virginia. quartered nes.
the camp, and persuaded the peddler into thai
woods, politely asked him for his money,
which they did not get. when they Knocked
him down and took his watches. He yelled
"murderr' and the officer heard him and came
up in time TO save his money and capture tia
robbers. Two of the watches were subsa-
quently recovered. Justice Miller sent 20
PrisOne to Jail for court.
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GRAND LARCHHY.-Louisa Jefferson WA
arrested yesterday by officer Tucker, for steal.
ing 90 from Kate Jenkins, Complain ant and
defendant are both servants at che waverly
House. The case WAS taken before Justice
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PARpoSED.-Thos. A. oiire. who was con
victed some time since OF maIslaughter i
having killed q colosed man named, Dame
Lightfoot, and sentenced to four years impris
onment In the penifenuary, has been pardoae
by President johnson. This, we believe, /
the first pardon granted by President John Sol
to any prisoner in this District.
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CHASING AA3uRaL AR.-Between one and two
O'Clock this morning, officers Boyle and Hur.
die saw man trying to unlock ths door of
Weigman,s cigar store; on Pennsylvania av-
enue, near x street. The officers tried to creep
mn to the fellow, but he got eight OF than and
ran. The Off GERS chased him long distance.
and flred seyeraTshot at aim, but the nimSis
burglar made his'escape.i -
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HoUsIKEsPIR'siQo GOAL COMPANY. rnFe
=. ID COAL AT COST
s.--F ~ 200 % o.
STOCKHOLDERS,
0acs-No 423 THIRTEENrH STREET. above &
THeMAs,B. WILSON. AaHsr. a.
To Hsusskespe.s
Cost Of Mining snd TRANSPORTING ton Of
Coal. p 40 HIS, to Phiisd oil phia, 4sss
frs;sht f,nns ps sna ns1ssss Is
wharfage ..... -----.....,.....,... .....-> Is
Our Price fox atom OF Coal. delivered i.
Retail Price per ton 900 lbs 10 washing =. - %
Ton. Present rate ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. IA 90
ii saVins. ....-..---.......o.,s4 81
A5s you willing TO continue to Day frem 50 to "
10 save frnas Sysace on your Coalf Do you wish
Gle, well preosrsass per Ton, and ssts good arti
c6aG co iSsfseslff: IL r:
every share OF stock he hold r Jn eokpos lor
as s6s S1 o6fA
.e sal. s ,ssi e ss f., s,sss stakeholder
fMssts dSyed cash dfctds1d5 he may ,sesit1 &C.
= The Company's mines are Ia oomnl.t.
order. with oil the mAchi ne1y 90 nsc. s.orkng
rerk the colhsry fhe being q o 20
expect: . . 4s:I ?,
e Msisnt prsht TO gAY good sent annual cash
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS ersH At 81 rH =, OF.
4. 'a 81 RI01 OF rHlooMpANY. . 1sT,
''' 100 asa Thirtsnsaatrsss. .a.si
NJ A-ln Warrington. 30.
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George A. Atzerott is short, thick. set, round i.
shouldered, OF muddy complexion, with brown
hair, light colored mustache and geatee, aged
about 80, and is, a blacksmith by trade He
was born in Germany, but, raised, we learn,
In Charles county, Nd, where he has spent
mcstof his life. His character has stood none
of the best heretofore, and for some years he
had been living with q woman not his wife
near Port Tobacco, by which woman he has
one child. For some months previous to the
assassination be had been missing from Port
Tobacco. and it is believed he had been engaged
in blockade running and other traitoro us
practices. 81
..:s @f. - SPANGLER
Edward Spangler is a rough. looking, ordt.
nary sized man, Of about forty years Of age,
halls from Baltimore, and has for some two
years past been, employed as an assistant to
Giferd, the stage carpenter at Ford's Thea
ter, he having worked with Clifford at house
carpenterfng, tor many years, ia Baltimore
Spangler came originally from some interior
town In Pennsylvania, but, we believe, learned
his trade In Baltimore, where ne was married
HIS wife died some yeare ago. in BALTIMORE,
since which time he has been OF intsmpsfhte
habits, and 1t is said that he appeared to b
considerably under the influence OF LIQUOR oh
the morning OF the day Of the assassination.
He was the subject frequently Of pracncai
jokes by his companions behind the, scenes,
and in this connection an incident is mentioned
that in the eyes Of the superstitious might be
deemed to have an ominous meaning During
the winter of1e64-'65, whsn some new scenery
was being prepared. the scene painters wsre
IN the habit OF displaying the names, Of differ
emit employees Of the establishment upon thP
backs OF the various slips. Spangler remarked
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NThLUABLE PROPERTY ST PRIVATE
SALE. BY a. J. HLEECkEh, sou =. co, No. q

te14rf
So valuable HOUSES, fpsh. Tor stores, IL L-oltlIst,
near Brosdwuy, -ft.r ,r.
JAr,o-..ory huc. Hoi ~, very comuo,ious IN L.Slrg
tou.aye.. usHT lLry-hnH-rt.
hLrs wEtfunSisHrD HOTEL, is a.. lo~er pert ~ tho
ely, with 'v,rybing complete oIlef Gong most psVa
Ole busi
West Ihinysseordt, a., between Eighth and Nilibnse, o
yory fAc English basement iiOi ~. ~. 20
lessehold .istory and attic BIrk HOUSE, No l0I East
BIusdwsy-s favorable l,nse.
West Twenty niDtls. between Sixth ,nd Sey'i,havos,
ssio.y ligls,oop brk HOUSI. Nrlbul In good order.
Fourstory EsowB.ltoHe HOUSE, conner Tenth ave aud
Th.sty-four
40 nnnih,r II oshet Uon,e,. Siore. aud Lott
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AmuHemeut8.

"ALLACK".
w Proprietor aud liarsrer. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK.
FRiDAY,
yrrfr TIxE HERE TINS sEAsoS.
The fsvohs theoc. COMEDY by Tom Taylor and Charles
Resde,
MASKS AND FACES.
SATURDAY (tcon1tine this sea1onD Boucicaulps popular
Comedy OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.
MONDAY. SECRETS WORTH KNOWING last time
for the presently 49, -
(Prst time in six yea Mr. John finest Couedy
THE GAME OF LIFE,
will be produced
WEDNESDAY first time this sesson), Colmans Gps old
Comedy, THE WEES SECRET.
ANEW DRAMA.
Of powerful interest and effects In active PREPARATION
Doors open Mt Il overture at 4
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VINELAND LANDs-TO ALL WANTING

fARMS.-Isrss and thriving settlement, mild and
heahin climate. - miles sou, Of PhildephiA by railroad
Rich soil which produces arr. which bo seen
growing. Ten twenty dnd ,y tracts vi fom &2Jto 80
Ier payable within four years. Good business OI,nnsa
for nanu and chen: churches, soJs and GOOD
cety u Is now tho most nposnt place East or Nes,
Hundreds settling and buldng. Tie beauty with which
the place Is laid unsurpassed Lttsr answered Pepens
containing reports ard giving Authorization will be free
Address CilAS. X. LANDS Nnosnd Post-Ofcs. Cunber.
land Co., n }. From Report Of SCION Robinson. devi,a 81
Editor Of The f,Luge. 10 ef the most effeasis ttl.
tracts in aim0 i,rd rosilion AID suitable condition for
p,,aso JavMia9 tia. We kHow Of Ole siss q ths Ws.er
~ GfseL
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE
~ HUDSON New.yo-l.--iie HUDSON STEAM
BAKERY AND CONFECTiUSElY ga p.-i,c, repair. with
a a.. modern IMPROVEMENTS including ore e. VI hrEzrs
racut be-" Gyms erhro r.F two !; loo. Fia,r -, 49,
oil heated y coll; 'fan IN fne. lc-Eor-c power
nj Lc, oui. rcknr .iarhrrs. is. i.,en making
lsfge ysl.s'v o. rrtcscn. oh ~ Cd rcHa'r.
On pssui.us Argr X crfolfs - Wster, sh!
cen IT, cine aid sJf ~ Water om ,.y 1urou,
brought INFO shoy. m. shops are hratrd With steam
rd gh'ri with Oue Kettle In tn Colreforey
Deuifunru., and every ility Tor gll sf
fny con-cfion,4y. such ein-dfops Sc In. !r..
r,usrt ring kerr. amy and ,hipbrrsd. such thai
they IN Aeb OK =, low by any 'slab,
men, located ir the tty q hsW-fss
In competition has iare trcs. Groproof Store House.
Barns and stsbcs rua al nsc'f cary outbIdiIss.
The ba.inefs nos len established TO- ,riy yeaf,, end
tho uIcpri.to. j. now doing large hus mess.
foF pl!isui.Is. inquire al enables PAIL Hudson,
NrwA %, JOHN i. liEsIS, esq, No. - kgons ~.
Ney-A OH.
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Real estate for Sole.

A KNOWLTON, No. $50 Fulton-ayc.. cor
~. ner OF Portland. LooLlyn. he. fer SALF, 3-,to-y
bric house in Nad. near fTs1kiinsg-; Jtcry
louse IN with extra io % ground ndJ
ins contains nj d." Yrlvcrcts; tao 3s'ory hrrr hous
all the Improvements. JcneItOtt rr4nkiua p
story sn.e hogso ~ Prone near Budr- a. ,ory ont
and 3sory In brick hou - fey', eleven roons
order be'h and heater J.ory brc4 house last
eve nesr Oriord-. i 500 3i,oIv b.c and dwelling
Atlantic sve Portladay~., $780, small stony t.ick
ho ~ Ia Csll.ongve M the improvements wei built
good Order $500. 3fory frrme house U1furis, near
NyeLve. &soTy rEia1sion lI2, iul io,, cls.s all
tho Iis connected with .,tCry attic
ard me: .rfne house IN lunbcrrndt 2st0Tv er,en.
,on l6y?2 flied in with brch oil the improvements in spen-
did order: 2tory b.icA houe ia Dongs. rear issslye
tr, ot 3s.ory frame houte NandeYtsve .n lot r1s
md fixtures, will exchange for Long Island n.sr
tho city story frame cottages Van burt between
bedford MsrcyHves Lrst class SoYy brick house, hg
b.sanent and celay IN Fut9nhve., fItnaye., butt
deys in the best first ca.s toy bTick
house Caeshye together with the entire lun!turr and
bouge in m ratio ord and choice location; very desirable
place at Richmond Hill stamford. Conn., OF a mile from
depot house consn rooms, Of choice land, good
garden csrrsgeous., &C., daily trains 20 kcwYoEk in
summer all trains stop Stanford tbs having left tho
S,,te This sc- will be sold right eyohsnSed for good
n,yn, propey Brooklyn 10 let furnished 3sory brick
Ioyse on Isdsons s the late improvements possession
No IT nth sale four itory brick houses Baltic st.,
near EthaYe cars; I'VE .sory brick houses Srtlst
and wafer cars Fulton Ferry 3story brick house In Gold
"a, and water very cheap two anal 3story brick houses
in Csnton ths Pss, $500 csh ,lesaa ooaaIJ scat
o. Pn,.ae.d 9lasL
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Drn SooOs.

NEW SKIEr FOR 1865.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION ~
HOOP SKIRTS.
TIE DUPLEX ELiiPriC OR DOCELEl STEEL
SPRING.
WRISTS, BRADLEY CAREY,
Successors 80 !. !. J. !. o. WESf
no. ~ CHAMBERS. -. NEW-YOkk.
or, me o.n,r. tho Patent and EAcuslys Manufacturers
o!this
J. w BRiDLEYS
PATENTED "DUPLl.N ELLlPrlC" sTEEL SPRING
SKIRT.
This invention consists oi Dpex Tor two) Elpc see
Springs ingsnioD-ly braided tightly and nny together, cd;e
- ode making tc toug hest most elc hc1ibcand tlr he
SyrLs rscd onabhn: o IN corseqnnrce OF ia
great elasticity md GIib"ness 20 place and tod ts saE,
when IL easily HDd in tho y'nirnce a. s>
un d-s. entirely obya'es and ,icuces tho only OBJ
ectpns HOOP sk,s VIZ: the annoyance 20 INC wcaTer ss
we'll tho publ' especially In crowded omhl-s, carriages,
railroad cars church ews, IN any o0Wd-d piece o the
difficulty Of contr citing them aud occupying email srs,e
hi, entirely tie d.uc.iy while giving TIE aS ihe
usual u und symmetrical oIm. and tho ghtct and most
ys aud graceful" appearance Tor the stfes o-'t promo
made or house dres lady having euloyri the pie sure
comfort md gr,lt convenience q wcus mo pHrrS fpe
Spring skirt single day, an never oner"ad Willingly
dpens- With the Of them. They tho beds quality IN
every part by far the ,,hc,i, most dule conGo.e and
economical Sft maio Ms,cs,s W Il be supplied as ABOVE,
and adde's In rscs,s real sssos IN tsis t;y and
lhror ghout 10. different Saira.
~ INQUIRE sOn THE "DUPLEE ELLlFrlC
SPRING SHIRT
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rVHE PELoUBET HARMONIOUS AND

TINE pELOUBET HARMONIOUS AND
Il ORGAN HARMONIOUS, with their smooth, Iipeiile
quality Of tones and greatly speroc peas, are confidently
offered the 0et OF tac class and the clo.cst e1aulon
solicited.
Jwo Hanks b,ys nld pedos No. 3 40 No. J...... 80
Que Bank Keys and Ieda5s No @3Ot no. ....... rs
Double reed superior 3ortsyc. SlJJ 400. sye.. 10
Sin gle reed, superior 5ocave $40 9octyo...... lJ
send for circular 10 le general depot. Address J. III
PELrON, No 81 BgOsdway, Nely-YoTt.
CArTox-Though Of siuisr appearance, Le'e irnricrts
mast not De COMPOUNDED with tie iocsed Cabinet Organs
lie na-sh tones OF which re carefuNy avoided.
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lrstrnttion.
Danting Araocmes.

4 DODWORTII's Dancing ACADEMIES.
~ No. 2l2 FIFrirAy. COR 10Th ST., y. ~
No. l3s MOSIAGUE-sT. bRooKLIs.
Classes FOR Gentlemen on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN.
INGS, IA BrOosiy n-cu WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
IN Newly ork. at . o clock. Gail for a Circular.
nEGARMO's DANCING CLASSES, at the
~ Academy OF ri y.ca Cuiurc, No 20 West Fourteenth
e., WEDNESDAYS and SAIU RDAlS. Young Ladics,
Misses and Masters al Private Evening Glasses ioI
Ludes aud Gentlemen. o'clock New Classes forming
\ III. Searing's Dancing Academy, ~ Fourth
~ ave-, Twenty thirds-New Glasses Forming et
O'Clock Ladies, O'Clock for Gentlemen fny1te Class
for the practice OF all the round dances Lessons gwen
day and evening those yho wish to learn quickly
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Amusemrn.s.
Begins q n

NIBLO' GARDEN. Begins ss7A
Ls'''e and Manager. ..:.;;.;.,;TwM. wHEATIsE.
will appear his f9iD ALI Ey 1iT i.s,u., TO- .s
MESALLIANCE;
Or. FAITH AND FALsEH0OD.
Mr.. CHARLES POPE ,,,,,o,
Me.u.. J. @. Burnett. J. F. H.ssa' Coo. Becis A
J. W. Blsisdel, l.. Il. Holmes, Z oOR
Misses Mary Wells Reeves, &c. TO-
HARVEY ; I B. DoDW0RTH
r TN Play p,e:fnet VIII appropriate scENxaf -
ADRlENNE TIE ACTRESS.
" IN preparation in Mr. Il ai' F. w. LANDER
SEATS sEcCEED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AFTERNOON Ats.
r,,, Az ~ TSS, Of, TIE SI T yESoEaSG
aaD ffGMHGs9L DE sEss
LAST TWO DAYS OF T THisG a66hsdiEous spEcrAaaA
OR, FIRE! AIR, EARTH! AND wATIaa
Previous to I TRE aafF1sf ss YANKEE
Punch 2;iI' AND JUDY,
by celebrated Professor from LOn dor :, ,.u,
rng 5t5fASE 9aSsEs
TWO 2I FAT W s9yTic hy FEyS TK HlH
WOoDROFFE's BOIIEMIAN GLASS BLOwERS
Two GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN NOTION
Ccss.isn Girl, Dwarf AitinO Boy Living ot.sr'. Fra
Moving Figures Aquaria, Mensgere &c.
Admission - cents; Chidren under ten, 70 cents
Tine JAPANESE have arrived and will appear in hs ~
WHALE TANK MONDAY NEXT
AUTHORIZATION. Begins ct ~
GRAND MATINEEs on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AND POSITIVELY LAST WEEK Ov
HARLEQUIN Blue BEARD,
IN ITS SCENIC AND h MfcaaslcAI ETsRcTs.
COMIC sCENEa AID INCIDENTS.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF IIH
EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNAsTIo PROGRAMME
NEW IuPPODRAMATIC MARyELS
AND WONDERS OF THE ARENA
BY THE MATCHLEss COMPANY
or GLfTTERlNG STAR ARTISTS
ENRIyALgD IyEy Us yh DE 3, AsnHEN
"D''' ''' MONTHS IN PREPARATION.
VII" ne" '''T TXiPR Rect, VI EFFECTS
wa r''N'' MONDAY, FEB. 10.
VAN AMBORGH & Co.'S MENAGERE "a
GREAT MORAL EXHlB,IiOS.
Nos. $50 and al BROADWAY.
IfyiSG WILD ANNALS
"'" ''''' RARE AVID cURIoUs BIRDS.
EXTRAORDINARY Exhl b sr OF s p0N,g
MONKEYS, APPS, MULES, LIONS, fioERA
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY
are given X RfpnEfr H MR. Il sRS SAT- e. b
suRTHFUL. SUGGESTIVE. TERRIFIC.
PROFESSOR LANOWORrHY
Of ssch performance will Give his extraordinary erhibss9
UNNAMED ANIMALS.
Three imnense galeFie. filed with every deschpda q
ADMISSION q CENTS.
ADMISSION, IS CENTS.
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NNHLIAM EVERDELL% SONS. No. 1914
w Fpltonst., SrArlOAGGo AM B'Anh-booh
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Mem Publications.
His nerves were Of iron-like lightning his eyes
And the dread Of oil foes Ills big, heavy hsfene'i
With the strength Of q giant he'd bash At on hgn'
And down with crash, like thunder they oaSn II
DEADY TO-DAY:
MuNRos TEN-cENT NOVEL No. u.
HEAVY RATCHET, THE BOLD SCOUT:
ATALE OF WILD INDIAN ADVENTURE.
Pr tie author of "Squin,Eyed Bob" "Ka'tlenake DICK
&C., &c, &c.

An t, Is necessary to say Of this book Is that 1t 'by the
author of the above mentioned Novels which are already In
almost every house in the United states
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4 j. BLEECKER. son g. Co: will sell
A. J. FLETCHER, Auctioneer

n.
DROOME STREET PROPERTf.-A. y.
ID RLEFCKER, son & Co., will soll on TUESDAY, Feb
4, al ~ ock the Exchange SJrsrooms No. Ill Broad
vay the 2.ory BrS House and Lot no. 53 BIoomest
nest southwest Of Lareus ST. lot 2J1bo In case Of
widening Laureuss to We, broadway. thsw be eoner
For PARTICULARS haudbs at tho ocr Of A. j. BLELC kk
son Co.. Auc,ioneers end Private Sale Agents, no. Z"
Crdar.st.. near the Post. Ofce.
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DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING Skirt

- Tho popular and flexible In snd sngi.stionab
the nott A. bio Skirt ma.c. tcs sale by
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co.
Conner Canal and MeFcsr-s'B
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EOR SALE - The three-story brick.front
i DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 100 l52, l% aud 1856 West
Fiiotbst all a. fine order; price 5000 cach,he cheapest
bon.es In the market for respectable private families Apply
TO BENEDICT COLT, no. Pines.