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81 to 16t-Quarters Tor M y. lsxA board |"
The above baildings will be sold single - above
specified to be removed from the prens,ss within
twenty DAYS from the date Of sale, ct the expense
Of the purchaser.
Sale TO eoOmence ct 10 A. NJ.
Terns-Oathi in Government Funds.
GEO. b. OADWALLADEB,
sspl2:248 Captain and A. Q. NJ.
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The Dead of AndeIsOnytIIe;

o.. ~. Moore who inferred the
49, = Hrsonville, viii, with the per.
~;,sion ~ ! '1veFnment publish as a
public document the e' u Inc Ander-
sonville prison, giving S' regl-
menls and residence OF every eSoner who
died there, as far IS known. The number
of names on the manuscript list is upWSrd
of 1900.
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= fronting. on super or st Center aYenns and Bel
den st in The city OF CleVelanl, or will sell III entire
property upon 81 Clair St. and the Aboye-nhmed ste.
Tbs grounds contain a chotce selection Of Iruit in
bearing, such as Pears, Apples, PIums, Cherries,
Peaches, several hundred bearing GrApeTines OF va
rious kinds, with house and barn Toe street front
Is q ; out 23BOfeet by 30 feet upon graded streets.
sepl2:244 3. BELDEN ~ st. clair ct,
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TESTIMONY OF B. Z. SMITH.

Personally appeared before the examin.
eIs on the 10th of June, 1866, Bepismin K
Smith, of the firm of Bartlett & Smith, OF
Columbus, Ohio, and being duly sworn, an.
swered to the following in~terrogAtcries, as
follows: =
Question 1 By ErGminers. There ia a
package of fifty thousand dollars of 1910
bonds of the United States, Of the June is.
sue, 1856, in the Treasury Of State: What
kno wledge have you of these bonds, and
under what arrangement were they re.
ceived into the Treasury, or the possession
of the Treasurer of State I'd
Anst0er. The Treasurer of State re-
quested u firm 10 furnish him exchange
on New York, a few days since, and 1 pre-
posed TO him I would give him 100000 in
Z $40 notes, and furnish the exchange at
any day he required it previous to july
1866, without charge in return of the z 3-I0
notes to us.
Question 2. Has there been any ar
.raDgement or money transactions PASSING
between your firm and the Treasury, by
which, to your knowledge any pecuniary
profit has resultedtothe Treasurer of STATE.
or has he been st any time the purchaser
of United States bonds of you, or your
1rm2
Ansp0er. Not to my knowledge.
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AUCTION SALES.
OTTrcE ASSISTANT QUAErEEHAsTzR.

OLkFALaNDs OuNol DepI IL IoOus J
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN In parsuanos OF instI uctions from the Chief
QusrteTmrster's Department OF Ohio, L viii sell ct
pdb 10 auction, ct Camp OtsvelaDd, Ohio, on
wednesday. the 10th day Of SeT tsmber, 1916, the
following Public Buildings and BArrAcksi
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A crest fire is raging in the woods
Ground Bangor, Maine.
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FOR SALE,

EOR SALE-HOUsE AND LOT-On
Taylor ct, short distances from Detroit st. car
tack sroo us, well, clsteTn and fruit, with barn.
and lot 5OxlS2. For sale low. Poss ssion gwen I'm,
maizey. al. WEHHA4, d Merwia 81 sels :Zi5
EOk sALE-ENGINES AND Drill
LING TOOLS COMPLETE-With Ill Fixtures
necessary 10 pat Town Wells. Two splendid ten
horse power EDgines-one portable, the Jther Eta-
HoaRr1 have been used only skip days, in perfct
oder together with two lull ngs for putting down
wells, lnci11lug drilling tools, cables. sand-pumps,
wnnches, Dand-wheei and walking-besm irons, &C.
VIII be sid At . bargain, and delivered en- the cars
a. Cleveland, IL desfrtd. For particulars, Gddress
asa FARE. Jr., houseYille, Pa. Sepl2:2ls
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4 or sALE-A Msrble Buelnees-stook.

OK SALE-A Marble BueIness-Stock
= tools, horses, wagons, harness, and all appliances
lor DOING an extensive bu5tneas-owIog 10 Ill health
howners, will be sold cheap, by applying 10 LEG
SEII DEAMAh. hcrWalk- ~ sepl2: 2S4
Eon eALE-Lot on Long ct, rear of
NIeGS, AtEh ter Building. Bsfq.24
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WANTS


WANTED
EMPLOY THE SOLDIERS.
Business men are requested to apply for Clerks,
Book-ksepeIs, Posters. MechsniCs, Apprentices, ana
kuployeee. 10 the Agency of toe SANITARY JOmmls-
SION, No SO Bank street, where Soldiers, honoEaoly
discharged and well qualified, win be lOund Wiling
and anxious % work.
References Nll be furnished when required NO
charge for services Of this Agency.
Situations art nov wanted or the lOHoNlngt Wa
4 Book-keepers, ms Benmens
I BoOk-binder;
store
? Compositions;
/ Porter
1 Blacksmiihi
Weaver;
4 MAchinists and Tipsmith's H~ppr~h6eeoF
5 have no treds and Will 90 any thug
S disablsd men wish places Is messeaserss ssenA
or office pOrters.
PLEASE and IN your orders and help theee men 70
earn an honest living. APply At
son,,.,Ga % bANA 0ddEEkkEEEELANp. .oaEO.
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WANTED-Attention. Somethingnew.
w L will send By mail, postpaid, 9 beautiful Mill
tary Album, with tWenty-1OGr pictures Of our Union
Generals, Tor 50 cents. Agents wanted Immediately.
Prize per dozen, t. : gents, g, OF 81, IS per hAlt-doz-
en- sind sn oraers tO c. L. Briggs, IA Dearborl
st. Chicago. LII. 6enQ I'D
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HOR SALE-9oOd House and Lot on
\ Sooville ST. Barn and b. airing fruis trees. A de.
Slraole residence. JOHN G. JEhhINGS, AtNAter
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MIsCELLANROTJs
IN ono NONFY ADyANCFD-

eE0 0A0 BONKY ADVANCED
SOU,UUU in sums to suit-atth the old stsnd and
Wel-knoTn WAGEER'S LOAN OFFICE, on 6eoa-
rites ofevery kindsTiH: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, silver Ware, JeWelrY. Guns, Pistols,
OtothinR. Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and all PSF
~Isfsct1ry terms BusinesH strictly priTate. Estab-
lIshed lel- MA variety Of unredeemcd Watch
e, JeWeiO, Guns, etc., aor sale at bargains.
~Omcs-corner Of Water and Superior utroeta, over
ast77 ~ e WAGNER
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WANTED-MEN-Who wish 70 en-
w gage In a le Ultimate business, in which they can
make from so to S41every day, By the small invest
ment Of IRON SlU to sou, are invited to cali at the
Office Of ISAAU &. CRAIG, ESD, up stairs, over
EOggis China Store, No. 23 Superior street, and ex-
ANNE one OF the most Important and useful inyen-
items of the age; c s. but 80 cents and sells lor y 70
s3-used by every farmer.
anil Oh ~
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WANTED-AGENTS-For the Stand
w ard History Of the War, complete in one large
royal octave volume OF over 1900 pages. eplendAdiy
illustrated with III fine portraits Of GeneIa ais and
Battle Scenes. This is Just the book the people want.
1t presents a rare cnance Ior agents, teachers, ladies,
er,ereetic men, and especially returned aud disable 1
oficsrs aad soldiers, in want OF prohtaule employ
ment, vii ma it peculiarly adspUed 20 their conoi-
90 PbiIadeIdhia. sepI2 :ZOd&w
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WANTED-KITCHBN GIRL-oue
w who cen give good recommendations to do the
work o. q small family. Apply ct No. 5l KinsmAn
NJ -F-F- serb If
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WANTED-A Salesman in a Hardware
store; one that understands the business. Adj
dress, with references, and stating salary expected,
Took BOY "a MeadYille. Pa. Bepl2.244
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EOUND-A Pocket Book containing q
Il small amount Of money. which the owner csn
have BY proving property and payIns iot this sdxer-
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NJANTED-A Girl competent to cook,
w wash and iron, at LIZ Euclid st. Gsrman pre-
E.rred 6epl4 IA
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EOR SALE-A fine Residence on Cedar
u, about one mile from the city line. Ten scres
Nd, seven oiWnich arc producing rApes. Ap-
ply 70 >. sep6 go
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NATANTED+$I5OO or $1,000 for three
vears upon good interest and the best ofseouri-
SS1re3s ss,g LEADER oraoe. CLEVELAND. y,
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WANTED-By a Gentleman, Board for
him elf and two chfidren-bOyE 10 e n y years
Of age-in a private Iamily Two rooms desired,
which he would prefer 10 furnish. Location within
easy dis apce, say five mInut,B' walk of the p. ..
Best OF references gwen If desirtd, Address p. Il.
aanA~gNE
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$40. G. & s. CRYSTAL D. P. $40.
AEnAn A year can be realized gliding and put
Whit ling up the CRYSTAL Jok PLATE.
MAliiIiI Agens wanted stock Tools snd IN
YtS0O Etructions cost SO. LII. TOD CO.
SO Nassau street, New York.
SEND FeIE A CIRCULAR Bep8:266d&w
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WANTEG-5OO AGENTS-To sell
w Crosby's Lie Of Abraham Lincoln,
ttlnr Great EantainaW u

President LinoOin's Death-bed Scene,
President Lincoln and Family,
Carte de NlsiteB, Ferreographa and photographs.
Address b. 5. GREEN,
Room 4 American Building, Cleveland. Bep5 ;246
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TOR "a IA Machine Shop, with all
fIed lor manufacturing and re-
tine TOOLS reqs Oil Regions. Ihs MOP IL loca-
lsia ~ Frsntfn ne eat centre o. the oil trade.
Adore BoT ~ FTsnkun.. bensngo County, Penn
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NuT STAYE5 AND HEADING

WI DLANA1 an
" The undersigned keeps COMMUNITY on hama :
-. nd Oeil made STOCK Of easOne1our5saVu unu
Hsadinv. a the lowest market prasea. Aaoboty
near cleveland a Toledo Reilrosd dePcS
AL orders promptly allied ana s1SIsiees91 az
ranted. JUN b EDGEA90A-
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ITALIAN OrxRA-MArrSEE.--rhe weather yesterday wae
anything but inviting proptous for matie, yet ths
Academy made very fair show. Although nes crowdeds
the house looked bright and blooming Maiha was vsrT
well sung by Miss Keosg, Mile Morensi and -Signon
Lott and weiplich. Tomorrow evening La fovsd asE
Dessino will be given for the fourth time That this =
he very finest Of all verdis works s conviction which
Becomes strengthened the oener we bsas II Is ever
flowing with musical gems The drstt, for tencs ana
baritone In the third act Is delicious perhaps ono of the
best poresaus in any Of verdis operas The fart OK
Prexiosa the Glpscy and vvandiarrc Is ma nihccna
one both in the music allotted 10 10 and the bri'n'
dramatic cxuberance which IL admits Of In sssac enccs
the opera has few, any cqusls, and IN jrce 70 Mr.
Maretxek and his scenic artists u must be ssf that ,oess
effects are very aney, indeed grandly, rscscncG "
observe that La Fsd Is announced for two more n"s
this week. why notrun II FOR Tuesday ia place y fa"as
Or Il the managerial arrangements do not aa". " y.
Lucsd might be- substituted Faust, once SO p"i''''
almost exhausted ITSELF and people begin 70 weary y ~
We had an excellent proof Of the popularity o. ~"e'a
the last matinee when, despite the dsagreeab'o weather.
there WAS no. standing room be had We 'anno. 'us
,bnr that L,a or Linda would be more accep'aoc oA
Tuesday than FdSs
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cienfly 10 produce the desired result shs N.
pectation Of . general interest being srou.sas
has failed, and then makes his appeal direot 4.
the citizens of New York TO use their individual
exertion in assisting the committee 70 au
our quota without the necessity Of resorting -
draft General Kinks is not citizen Of New
York; be can feel no especial interest in our
effaiIs, and 1t can make but little difference b
him. personally, what policy Is adopted In no
ference tS the filling Of the quota. His appeal.
then, is all the @orc forcible and deserving Of
attention; and It should bring the blush d
shame TO the cheek e. every citizen who sits q
his ease on this momentSQs question and neg
lects or refuses to raise finger towards raising
our quota of men. Is draft desirablef II
1t well to set this vast city into . whirlwhd
Of excitement by the enforcement Of . conscrip-
tioni :
II is question, then, as General Kinks wen
says, which rests wholly with the people Of this
great metropolis The Supervisors committee
has done all it can do; has been even more slc-
cessful in procuring men than on any previous
occasion; but even this success, great as II r
the General tells us, is not sufficient; and hs
gives us ten days grace before enforcing ths
draft, to see if something more will not be dons
by the citizens generally. It Is Question
which now rests with them-with property
holders, with moneyed men; In fact with al
The people must now bestir themselves; mset
ings should be called in every ward to encsnA
age enlistments. Every man, and woman, too
should make himself and herself recruiting
agent, determined to bring at least one recrun
to the committee.
Our moneyed men and moneyed institutions
must respond to the appeals Of the ComptroAef
to come forward and subscribe to the county
bounty loan-one Of the best seven per cent
loans in the market Let general activity ba
displayed in every quarter; let general
response be made to the appeal Of Genera
Kinks; let our Supervisors committee make
its appeal to the people of New York, and lss
the press raise its united voice in behalf OF "a
cause, and our word for it Chairman Blunt
will be enabled to announce our quota full be-
fore the close of the present month. But
nothing is done except what the committee p
doing-recruiting its hundred or 80 day-1
the people are determined to mako no exer-
ton, and oil hands are bent on sitting quietly
by with folded arms, indifferent to rcsultb
why, then, the draft must come, let the co1se-
uuences be what they may.
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Nows from Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MosRos, March 8, 16ol

MOVIE from F0rtress nNUhFU0s
FORTRESS MosRoS, March B. 1885,
The steamers Glaucs and Neptune arrived here this
afternoon from Snithve, N. O. The captains Of oosh
Of these reported having encountered during
trip up the coast very heavy northeast gaes Thsy
sailed from Smithve on tho ls inst at O'Clock -
n, and shortly before they left, tho steamer Genss
Mogs arrived from Wilmington, N c., bringing the ~
port which was generally credited BY army and navy
ofcers stationed at smhville, that portion Of 0ensr
sherman's army had arrived at and was marching
through Wilmington N. c., from which IL II conjectursA
that junction with General Yerry's army has ben
effected.
Owing 70 the thick fog In tho bay the mail boat James
r Brady from Washington, D. G., due here at ssvsa
o'clock this morning, did not arrive here until thrss
o'clock this afternoon
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International Exhibition I'm Portugal
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CONSULATE GENERAL PoRruoAl,
NEW YoRK, Feb 20, 1865.
Ihave the honor to transmit You the enclosed csrG
relative to an international exhibition to bc held In the
city Of Oporto, Portugal
Considering the affair worthy Of public nosseeb
take tho liberty Of soliciting your valuable assistance
through the newspaper you ably conduct. Irenaiss
sir, with regard, your obedicnt servant,
AN DA CUNHA PEREIRA SOTTO MAJOR,
Consul General
CARD.
An International Exhibition OF the products, m.
chnery and MI other objects appertainng TO universa
industry, will be naugurated In tho city OF Oportot
Portugal in August next wherefore the Consul Generst
OF Portugal in the United States hereby invites the fns
mora manufacturers and inventive genius Of this
try 70 said exhibition with whatever ARTICLES
they may deem appropriate
Further particulars may be obtained at the Consulae
General Of Portugal and ut Mr. L. H. Amsincks, II BsoaA
street New York
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MORE TROUBLE ON THE NORTHERN BORDER

Contemplated Rebel Raid ON Oswego.
Oswsao March 4, 1885
Major Grant has received despatch from Govsrnse
Fenton stating that the War Department at wsshingsoa
have received information from Halifax that the rebeh
in the provinces contemplating raid on Oswege -
Rochester public meeting is to DO held In this city
this afternoon TO take such action in the matter may
be necessary.
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trates this point @why, Jack" said ono
passenger to another. show can you
afford TO pay twelve hundred dollars
a year remit Your salary b only two thou
sand" 81 know that" replied the person sd-
dressed; 'but ] must have some place to live,
and after I've paid the first quarter I'll trust
TO Providence for the balance" This trusting
in Providence win not pay the landlord. It
will result in lawsuit and perhaps an eject
mcnt Then the landlord will have law
yer's bill and On empty house on his hands,
and may comfort himself with the reflection
that he. ought TO have lot his house to good
tenant at a reasonable rental More than this,
tho present rage for high ronts will cause capi-
talists to build houses for speculation, as they
pay better interest than petroleum stock.
About ton thousand moro small houses are
needed, and according to the style In which
New Workers overdo matters, about twenty
thousand will be erected. Perhaps our arohi-
tects idea may prove popular, and numerous
residences be built on the Partisan plan. Then
we shall have to chronicle strike Of the tenants
and tho dismay Of the landlords. Taxes upon
real estate will be very high. and rents very
low. Let the landlords be less grasping and the
tenants less crazy about fashion, and we shali
get over this LIST Of May very nicely. Next
year tho tables may be turned and all wrongs
righted. re +" '" '--'
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SHER r M AN

sherman's Advance mt Fayetteville, N. o.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DEsPATCH.
WASHINGTON, March 4, lS0k
Authentic infornation-not from the Richmond pe-
peshas been received that General Shcrmans advances
has reached Fayetteville, N. G. wo already had The
that the gunboats sent by General Schonel
had arrived at that point which is about eQudisanS
from Wilmington and Eewbern.
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A. Popular City Loan.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHR HERALD.

Ngw YORK. March 4, f86S.
As there Is prospect Of the city funds running iow
In the way o. the Bounty Loan, would II not be wen y
advocate popular loan satisfied that f the popa-
lar loan was started Il would be taken up speedily .
almost every person interested would invest Nave
from dollars upward. b. H. -
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Portland Maycrslty No"in"ucms.
PoRrLssp, Nc, March 4. 1865
~. r.rub,,oans have renominaed Captain jacob mo-
s.,,ar ~, Maycr. and tho democrats have nomlnase0
CAPTAIN Cyrus sturdiyant,
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ego, still II must bs said that tho judgments Of
the Lord are true and righteous altogether"
Now, this may be . strictly orthodox decla-
ration, resting upon "the judgments Of the
Lord;" but is It calculated to do any goods We
think not How will II be construed by "the
last ditch" leaders Of the rebelIionf They will
construe 1t to their despairing followers as an
official declaration from 'the despot Lincoln"
that 1t is his purpose to prosecute this war to
the total extirpaton Of slavery, though ifmsy
involve the determination of the white race Of
the South, and the destruction of their property,
root and branch. Surely there Is no wisdom
in q declaration admitting this construction;
nor can we find in it that charity for ALL"
which Mr.. Lincoln recommends.
We had expected from this inaugural dif-
ferent treatment Of the slavery question; that
Mr.. Lincoln would deal with the institution az
a thing already beyond the power Of further
mischief, and that, therefore, with the submis-
sion of the rebellious States, the remnants of
slavery still existing within their borders could
be safely left to the constitutional amendment
before the States for the total abolition Of
slavery throughout the length and breadth Of
the land. II would be natural inference, from
the absence of even q passing remark upon
this amendment that Mr.. Lincoln classes it w,th
his emancipation proclamations, as nothing
better than 4'the Pope's bull against the comet"
and that only the sword can effect the abolition
of slavery after oil.
But we are inclined 10 receive this inaugural
simply as the necessary speech which the occa-
sion demanded-s little speech Of "glittering
generalities," put In to fli up the programme,
and as nothing moro. We grant that 1t Is not
quite up to the mark Of the last imperial speech
Of Louis Napoleon; but It has answered Its pur-
pose. Mr.. Lincoln has told US heretofore that
he waits upon events, and Is guided by them,
and this being the case, bis discourse Of yester-
day was only an effort at best to avoid any COM
mitment upon any question affecting our do
mestic or foreign affairs, excepting the aboli-
ton Of slavery. That question, being prac-
tically settled, he was free to discuss, and 1t
has served its purpose Of tub to the whale.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Tho celebration Of our national rsmphs postponed
In this city yesterday, owing the rain storm which
prevailed ia tho morning and throughout The forenoon
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Now York, Sunday, March 5, 1868.
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More Recruits or . Dran-Ten Days
Grace.
The communicA alton Of Drigadier General
Kinks, Acting Assistant Provost Marshal and
General Superin tendent Of Volunteering, which
we published ye sterday, addressed to Supervisor
Blunt, is Of mort importance to every citizen in
this community. The General acknowledges
the success of the Supervisory committee in
procuring volunteers TO be greater per diem
than on any previous occasion; he acknowledges
the services, the great services, Of the commit
tee, and the ability evinced in securing recruits
for the army, and says:-"Wbile yourself and .
Ssv persons have labored faithfully and etar
The New York herald., 1865-03-05

BARNuM's MUSEUM. Broadway.-Two MAxxorm Far
WoAEN-LivNc cSKELxros-DwARs-liIAnrB Bor-Tnl. WORx.
hKs Or NEW yoRk-Day and Evening.
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-IonR0 AND
uLIgr-PovKRrY AND WKALrH-HosEsr Jon.
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BRYANTS' MINSTRELS, Mechanics Hail. Az Broad.
way.-ErHtoriAs S0xcs, DANCES bUELEsauEs, Ac.-TaE
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6Is Broadway
Open from 10 A. NJ. till 10 NJ
vANNUCHrS MUSEUM, 800 Eroadway-MoviSa WAX
FIoURxs Open Day and Evening.
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HOOLEYs MINSTRELs. l90 and 2M Bowery -Soscs
DANCES, BuRLEsoUxs &C-Lvx INGIr
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AMERICAN THEATRE, No Al Broadway.-BALLRrs
T PASTonInxs. BURLxsauKs, kc.-JKshT LIND.