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ITEM 8.

Gen. Warren has made q raid on the |
iaro hanks In Richmond, under Gen |
Grants order.
Gov. Seymour in speech the other Gay
predicted the speedy return of the Demo,
cratic party - power.
The Augusta ga, Savings Bank isre
deeming all of lis notes, whether payaoie
N Confederate Treasury notes or cur
rency, at discount of eighty i've pei
cent.
Mi. Cen Logan proposes that the army
of the Cumberland erect a monument 70
| Gen. Mcpherson, who was killed last
summer aear Marietta, Ga.
Major General Benjamin Prsntiss vas
arrested at Qaincy, on Saturday ana
| fined five dollars for thrashing young
! man who kept company with his daugh
ter against the Generals wishes. HIS son
aided his father in the work, and was
| fined like amount.
/ Lee. Jones & Co, have nnw in success
full operation, In Atlanta. Ga an exttb
sive car mandatory. The old business
Of that city is rapidly reTiving.
Winter Davis, Fords attorney. has sue
caeded in get.iug rent of Sl,300 per
month from the Government tor his
theatre.
The veritable war horse Of the rebel
chief, onewaI Jackson, NAV now b'
} seen Isl Newport. l IS noble amin l.
, and makes q fne appearauea IN the
4 ,traets. as it d3ub less did when leadmt
to the charge against our loyal armies
The s.eed is the property OF Gorge
: Francis Train, vino has summer cottage
On Kay street.
+ A French Bishop said lately in ser
}, NOR, LET women remember. whl'e pu'
II sing on profuse and expensive azure, no.
narrow are the gates OF paradise
= The Miss McFhmsays, who have prett
: ankles. will h graIti ID to learn that tn
fashion makers are trying to lntroduc
peasant kirt, which doesn't reach tn
"a ground by several inches.
n Chambersburg, Pa, is fast rising froi
its ashes The Court Honsa is undf
i roof three hotels are nearly compiete'
:, aud bulldogs and bu mess houses a
ri goinc up in all directions.
u At Los Angeles, California, lately,
- ;urv in N, assault and battery case, re
= tered the following liberal verdict Nv
%, the undersigned jury, ii I'd the dAtendA1
little guilty and recommend him gre
deal to the mercy of the Court"
I'll The New Orleans TINS learns, by p
al vate adyices from G " .ston. that. on
TT about one eighth f Governor Hamlit"t
la.e speech was published. le adore
is occupied an hour and a quart OF TN
III Ii was particular severe on the pre-
g pulpit, and the political leaders OF
nj south The Governor reviewed ne Wh'
ed doctrine of secession and State 1'gI'
IN md bore down severely on their al,
,ates Tie SAID but little concerning
ner fu,ure intentions The latter portion
L., ais speeca was left out of the report
:" The Inteligencer, of Eiwaedsviile;. |
eoo a copperhe cad jpuraal, formally pmfs 10
81 the name of Major General W. l. oh
man. Of Ohio as its candldat fcr
80, PRECEDENT 10 1853. ~
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whereas, it Ii. b-en represented taat merchants
81, 20 nay the cf ous dollar, iapcstd on each
L. If cotton taken or sent 10 mak-' required hy
tho ordnance III hath Instant:
7 & ,bertf IRE or erred aud dec.sud that tsx of
per bale shall -rssssYfi ard ooiect~d on
svcrr tala o. cotton teken or ssn: 70 mark~-, tie
optr # which fuses u psy the tx. Of re dollar
hal tie ~h.. # shat ssi:e, aAa immediate
- su At tnblic anctien, snfi ieIt ct'an 70 p@y The
s All in all eases where tax of tvs per
NJ araorez ia ordered to be as S and collected
on rroeersy purchased drfing The var, BY The ore
nance sfor said double taxes shalt be assessed and
o,ected in aIcases wbtH parties n Ease to pay Tho
tvas or render fas report to the Assessor ard
Tho sI,er # stall ia ali for nonrSFIaent O. tax 5
s. ize and sell public ancti n FIVE days notice.
Of cal estats sufficient and immeai ately IN ease
| ef personal properly, to pay the taxes
Given andsr my hand and the seal Che H. State
the day and yesr Aforesaid cu,prrv
Eyt Governor:
lanes r Yearg"r, Secretary Of Safe.
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IS. RoDDr.-This officer having made
BATON for pardon, thus expresses
elf in regard to the stay at'home ia
Ny: :.
says that he has advised all his
lis 10 bury the hatchet, adhere 70
Ia Union, and obey the laws Of their
nv and State, and adds that there
10 refractory spirits except among
Glass of people who did not engag4
Ne war or occupied "bomb proof
ons in SPECIAL service-that the sol
have been fairly Whip d, End they
nsible of it, are perfectly willing to
hwiedge it. and are quite free in
ling ''stay- at-home patriots F" who
vor to disseminate discomfort and
POTION
the other side, General S;ckles, who
10 leg in the war, IN his Fourth O
speech at Saratoga, said: Surely
of the army, if we who have Tough
rebels, can forgive them, and trea
as brothers again. the civilians ane
t-home politicians ought not TO b
etive or implacable." - MOBILE Iri
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LANES z YrRosa. ece-etarv Of :


t3tR TTEN roao ais " : rec iSsd :, at my S', a.
~ rnii n l5'h Augast 1853 tnr m N~n' ~. -,
It.Yina taaad :, v-ILneAt Property th
Glance Of tn = ar le5'.
0n. Steam Engine with Frame Building
A. Ga;,psyiile JUNCTION, Al. g. O.
Railroad.
On,. FIGURING and Grist Mil, with Brick
Building, at Columbus, Miss
One Grist MIL at Scooba, Miss, on NJ
& o. Railroad.
One Engine with Frame Boild'nE, a
Cuha Station, Ala, OH Ala- & Miss
Rivers Railroad.
One Engine five miles South OF LiV
W Cr4RHE.
| Iii .at. & Provost ha~shs
| Freedmen Eu eau
| No, il1z II .t'ss. s
y Calupbus Papers vpi cory ui'l'l ID 70 90
f..-yy ard biIl 10 .ia',o one
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MELANCHOLY SCIcIDE "A very mesa' !"
chow ca,e Of suicide occurred on Morris
street. between King ard S Philip. on
saturday last, R chard reasdale, Tho mas
been for a long time unemployed, and =
. state of great ci.sti'ut o put sndaen
end TO his life that a'tsrnogm, by cnslIns
his ,hroa; with sec4se 4snffes.s,tte was
found s,r.tched on the floor, kniie N
hand, lying on a marrow piece OF carpet
bis head RI sting on carpet bag ior pls
low. His clothes were found laid asiee
| in one. corner of the room - ~ E
/ the dec ed had not eaten anything ~
three days previous to bis death. lie va .
an unmarried man. and the asehAeas .
three brothers.-Char. Corr ssesz'sx e
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Iacksan. Hiss. snlY %, ls65

vHFEFAs Doub's have arisen In the mics = soH'f
persons IN regard he extent of the j11soleAsn
tanded to be conferred rpm GEO L SW M -
Special fudge ills herebv declared that in deere, '
specific pe,fo naauce contracts in ference go I
ton or 9th r property lie has power TO MAX ms oe
c-ecs ia he aftermath; for tHo Gotten or o'Ner prop
erty or for its value if he propeft7 itsa ea"h''
he'd or has been sold or disposed Of, the me%Su 9
vauo 10 he rgrlated by he value Ct &c tei A. -
i'm s,it was hroneht vi h zen per cei'1 oS''
Civea un g ray hind AMI me Sea- q iii7 . 10 ~
- > 1N' - WI. L. sHARKEY.
/ Rr III. GovernoF:
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The negroes are leaving the farmers III
The Northern Neck of Virginia in large
jumpers. and coming up TO Washington
Il Baltimore sun.
they are going to see their friends in
The Government. and to draw their ra
tons from the public treasury, we pre-
sumo Cincinnati Enqnirer
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man MILITARY DIRECTORY

sQi, -" IvrFESC4 Army CORPS,
A1sreICT Of EAT nISSIsStPpLo, 1FE f.g,,
a.ptER GENERAL. o. (. LtPPENCoI II Cow.
Ding.
T>MEs PCRNALD, Aiide,Carr.
]. Cu.s T. UrDsON, Acr. Asst All Genl
Ei.r, ~AMPSON PLATC Provost "srShh'
s,cnt ROSCOE HIbTON, Act. Asst ms Gen
a., p. Folks Act Asst Q.
f,er,, G. w CLARKE Prov. Mar Freedmen
,.,, a. 8. BUCK, At Corn. Subj tence'
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; Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale Druggist
n, Common and Magazine streNts' Ne" 0 :
ii. now prepared to suopIy those In wTnt o
srd medicines, with everything app rtAlnins
,<,rsds At the lowest market rates.
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.uso,uarsa.gn k'tsrsa.e .< ,s,snasr3
Gs,,sor p. o. Eora5es County, Mississippi.

Z. o..
,EvIIJ~ school wcu known to the people 81 Al&nan
{ and mississippi. having antihHed Naintefl o!t,"
l,ri,- t'2e war viii % te;A It'd UeXt aunuA St7-io -
~ Se,ga Af0adag IA ScDtcn15cr WITH ! l' coi r "
,rn,brs AID VITA the otat 81 fixtures apparatus
,rbo NJ r.ssity of educating oar glrls cannot DC W
oscI il, shs az vCrtisc9nelt 1t is hoped riid ftci
nj lis importance and that they VIII ocf prompt!
m ~ is aut short tine III the life OF gl ior Der y
ga - school 'rh, moral and u1eiieetual status o.
very nation dep ns upon its women i-uuc"'e YOU
The sn,nlnerville Feala]e >emnary is Just such "
school as the gond ton of the country ds'inands
Ills houed that influence for good Wi! "luSh '1hO
ex.,s.l as its capacity for bcnchttng increases.
TERN:
For oara and Tuitionfor 20 weeks nom I'd I,onta,
in September -'---'- Ok IN
-.ustc on any one Instrument - "
Coftoa or any article OF provision taken for expense
! Of pupuis at current rates j, 80. az,
Girl must furnish their own bed clothes towels an'
| lights. 90 eb,,uolal
| evar,t d,v TIE first week of the sess,on
| FOR further particulars, address
| P-ipc;9Gl aad Proprietor.
| Gho,son p O.. Naxubee county. Es.
| r1g- rba Sumn.e: Vilic !hstityiie, owne
| ~ cn,+roiied by ~ l. ,sATHRif'T, viii ope
on tbe,sans day that the. emnary brgsns
juue33 dim II" ~ -
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TERMS /:
,hTES OF ADVERTISING.

RRTES OF ADVERTkSANG.
...,-,.,.s will be inserted for any time less
a.,b at the rate Of ONE DOLLAR
n FIFTY CENTS per square for the nrSe III
and SEVEHTY-FIVE CENTS per
Y Tor each subsequent Insertion
# ...,.or,.r.s ordered for one month, not exceed
.o,arcs, WI be charged per square TA- \
MLARS.
81 or,, deduction viii be made TO those who nd
- by the yea. -
mi ts must be paid for in advance OF
M ana Of each month.
c,srrc will be made for MI advertisements
h.i in the Weekly.
earate charge will DC made for eo''0''t'i H'''0'
AN Eate OF twenty cents pee line.
CLARION. Meridian. Miss
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Commission and general merchants
"a ,t.be wholesale drug store Of Jas Donegal
e Gown, N and Magazine streets, New Or
Everything belonging to the drug 'FAas 'nES
ecaire, at prices based on The latest golo aus
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1.-THE Ire aegar Iron Works, Rch'
ii hove been leased by the United
~ Government to the former owners
bin r. Anderson & Co.
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: Druggists, in the city and country
pw purchase AMI havs the selection OF Their
from the largest assortment ia the city james
IN Wholesale druggist corner Cf Common anc
ina ,trce,s. New Orleans, is prepared to sci
hda At the lowest m Srk ct pIicas.
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Chicago Journal understands that.
fention has been made by a CITIZEN
y city that will work revolutions
I'm engines. It does away with
boilers altogether. the prooelhng
being generatedbys a shower bath
on hot iron plates, and passing
y into the cylinder of the engines
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A bureau of Confederate archiv
baan established in Washington by
j OF the Secretary of War.
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STTMMEEVILLE INSTITUTE,
4 Boarding School for Boys and Young
n en-,
.STTMNERVILL GtIOLSON.P. O.; VI l~S.

This Old and highly popular establishment Tor tlt
education of boys and young men Hfs'ss F.9s"
toatshod a greater ametnt Of good than any ctte'
ms tuition of Kind in the southern country Wn -
1nrued IN the 2nd Monday of September next Ter l
cantion of udents TIE building 'Ei beth tronghiE
ronn,ated aud repaired the rooms ret a. anu ever!
.n~ nnssibe 70 be done for students ~ De AccoiilSt
ed suitable text BOOKS VIII De pf"euFeo ai," 's S''
as rossibe the apparatus and library restored y,
The principal is animated by desire To eiev''e t,,'
standard of education in the countEyt ana 10 llpic9
mon the youth of afflicted section the necessity Oh
mental culture. The rayageS OF war ana us co1sJ
oucnt decentralization cannot lessen the Niiue @
itv virtue and learning, nor revoke nat OF the gu
| 0nr neopie must come forward and realize the
solemn iact OF the uncertainty Of riches an,A the M
| stability of human possessions. fhoH8tt Is hl.e,,
Inject to no restrictions Its prerogative is universal
and ab,o,utc We mas: educate; 1t = the only hope
| ,,hc Principal of the SummerVii.c Institute mas
ha nroncunced bv nearly all the Presidents and PRO
Fs Of coIlegcs in the Southern States the most
successful teacher of the whole country us org eA
perencc in the control ana disc'pane OF IN
the first teacher of the land Al the puoiea'lols arg
improvements educational matters at the N"rtn WI
| ~. exa,niucd aid when pproYed a opted ana noth
nc viii be iefandoDe create III our lE-dst an cFfSo
erGey Of merit. -, ,,,.;, ,.ft, l..
nparted embracing every branch OF q ;ber'! ca-vf'
.lrsa Fi.ty-tvo boys viii be received Len
ers Of a1elty besides the Ffine't'' WA DC N "''FA
''neS TEE733.
For hoard tni ion and washing for % weeks bee1
mig on tn. 2nd Monday Of Sltteahar fsy1pic t'tt'
r,a5iy IA y.Icaacc-in Na.iona! cs.rre2eH, ti[o %
Midi nr cotton win b recv.yydat z! CTS er Popne
leiivered &, T. j. Dn lap. al SEuqE}aN Station D. y
. n Road or 10 thr Messrs. Philips 10 Macon
Corn Lard Wheat, Bacon or No'.sses VIA a.sp = :?
rcc,,vel att6e SIM leree InarSe price but must II
iii cases M delivered al the expe 81 the party fur
aishine il. "a .t
and tt+. 81 Adents attcr,ietl)y the host.stITaiS
The Priacal has Withdrawn lis hH;e IRON al l,i'
cal connactons. and Intends devotsnS ms Te.A@na !.
ys t. the ..ibor of his former years lie refers conn
IDENTITY 10 the Of his old students Wheiefe
= | soand a@ r.
. wagons viii be at Shpqualak TO heet students 10
y the three stdlys Of the session e convey e
= Suinsrerviue / {. small charge. .
For information contained IN this circular aGdes
! the Principal and Proprietor. = :, IN,
o ana requested by 9.r. T. G. tathrlsht - stat
thai his school The Sastsrctae Fc"'a- SsataTr,' Wi
: resume exercises sutane Dusty - lth the Instti"
" 80 y. fSr,5 IN, +. ss r. 5. tT.
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harantine of thirty days isestablish
Charleston Of ALI vessels hRylne
q cases of yellow fever, cholera or
infective. Diseases alsoo all vessels
the West Indies.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

Zee boxes to hear from. Mathews
cooper will be elected. -.-.s-
coPiAH COUNTY.
slehurst-Peyton les, Brown 5 Gal
w P.yton los, Brown 3. Bahala-
80 rs, Brown 8. Chrystal Springs
IAnn 90, Brown 40. Salter-Peyton
Mkown -.
WARREN COUNTY.
Vicksburg.
Dmas A. Marshall, l60
~ members of the county.
lex III. rthur, u
Charles SWEET, 81
ett undoubtedly elected. Walker
negro suffrage candidate, got one
supposed to be his own.
MADISON COUNTY.
CANTON.
". W. Mcbride, 40
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The con4iscation aetis being TiearsueiF
executed in Virginia.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
JACK ON, MISS
Wrla. Esassingcr, Proprietor.

SaF4S Hotel HIGH re.saael open for the reception
Of ciiests during the has just been thorcnt ~
.,rsitsI req, It'd aaa ref rstRa and tsetsoP ito
ctz 4 en- rstauce af tue liberal pafrensge h. bas
Z I, ssass.pee he took charge OF it. De n. ed onlS
--r-e travelling IN, t12t rcing shsii De want
re his part -Enaintasn Z aga REPUTATION Ihs
aouse NJ rait,sd II . IS using his best efforts te
RI iidcr cae>ts. perseetl5 At kome,
P-rsons wishing lacks Should benr n mind that
he hrs - eoanecI VIII the Washington House
IN + KITE NSIVE
LIVERY STABLE,
Where sten4v Of p~oyenl ey provided for beasts
an W re thew recaipa the asst itinn Of persons
* pariaaced n ansvsersrs, 20 fkti 5waslts
dai line or hack rtrnaf en- tao Hotel 70 ms
city o. ysesRiIsw Is. HASS NIGER.
49, sf. Pro.stttor.
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EXeCU rtVa OFFICE,

Ey the Governor;
lanes r Yearg"r, Secretary Of Safe.
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e. =. Es. ChacsiCtcE,

.rsrYrx or TUE, PEACE. VII h;se resuiar
i CrTrRTs o.. the Frs. aud Thi.d TC> SDAf Is
ch TaotrtJ. 8 ,.ss,t
GFcr i hs- pr;-s Store. EnH
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u NV L Z S / t I ID u Il :.

II y | Y l. X > l L ! - u II :.
TUITION. s;s.n3
FCE -,
ARD per n1cn atthe Halls mot exc I'D nc1 , 10
Stu lar Is are restricted in board to TIE HAS
bn at berts 10 hike any srfaag 81 ms Nl'
zoo ble TO them seves. tthsr wit tie fa-ilies OF
lx.o-l or BY n ardtfag hem elves Z e s'uaI toi-
- q q v MS sre tis 'p,s,i with ~ III ho1rd OF
Tn stees bat ta.ients pro such ATTENDANCE
ar mt acco ding their 70 ~ eDierce
The Beard of Thu tcem th-m elves ~s'ined II
The asuranee that they a' 'he le Of tire Sorth
west in this ssitn,i n. n noble pleans ITO
ana iap,es FducSinns its extensive .reannfoc
t9 IN Bqd nfs St. II stFfs ed aepaT' tu' tor inS-
,ra,r Ia Sc: nc Na.uesl Phios"phs As ranIn =
md f,FetrtS-rv spieu'ti c9lle ton o. ehes, rs
/ hasn..f,l Cabine+ Of isersi, Its tne Lib -tTv IN
t,c tie + eli Ir3eter of Ftcplv the tealiff ncss
I'D Il red sasi.ty oT OK era esen5 advantages ~
i b,a. q com lete eGuc5tion, uE quaed IN any pau
l9Nf Ih4s conatryE
BY order of the Board % Trusfees.
/ ia rs W. TOWFY.
/ 49, dxrs seertarv al the I5Dsrd.
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Those vacent oheire will he A''ei blythe Bo'rt 81
an eariy neriod Applications of these S"FSnl
a,+ m air. vii b. civa n by tho Of the F-e-
nI,v Al eady ele tp.i un ii the Chairs are flied
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INSTRUCTION.

1T TowNsENDs COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, go
"A Bowery below Houston street-Arithmeuc bookkecp-
Ing writing reading spelling grammar algebra geometry
Ac taught evening Private instruction given.
Ana n q for lnd~s.
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TIE LECTURE SEASON.

A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED NY roftN
N Williams. MT the University buildings Wasbinsonr
squire, Sunday evening, al ~ O'Clock
chadnears Vision Of the Image" when the future OF lie
Old World will be considered ~
IMPORTANT IECTuHs DAILY-FoR GENTLEMEN
Il only ~ tho New York Museum cf Anatomy, SIS Brosd
Yay Parties unable attend these lectures them
forwarded receipt Of ten cen addressing Secretary Of
New York Museum Of Anatomy.
DRv FREDERICK a CLARK, DD., WILL DELIVER
~ thrss lectures Europe fer The benefit Of The United
States sanitary and Christian Commission, IN the West
twenty third street Presbyterian church. near seventh
pue under the auspices o. the young men Of that church
Monday evening February s Switzerland and omhsrdy
Monday evening. FebrueryN Rome and Naples" Com
psncine eight O'Clock Tickets the course one dar
sage isc,urss my cess Fer sale At sheldons xs Ap
f.Isnds corner oi Hr0sdwu and Twens,hrd street and
- ~ AssA
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UoTIoE WORCESTERSHIRE AND PEREMProRY
IA sale OF over SIS 90 worth OF ..
Magniacent second hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Rich PARLoR FURNITURE,
VELVET, BRussgIs AND INGRAM caRrETss RI sssps -
PAINTINGS, WORKS OF Ahf. sAshS, -
e. ROTH Aactioneer viii sell this Saturday morning
Feb al O'Clock precisely, the contents o sne siss
avenues, consisting of ,rny,rrpv
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black whus
Suits French satin brocstei anu sPs
Tbles Eayere Corner and BOOK S.anas
ents elegant Brocael and Lace Cur!ans nne coecuon
OF on Paihtngs EnsrAvings, Large mirrors ana CnAnde
ners. is~ .orocry e-oo, -
- COVER, COST $6U.
elegant instrument With round corners oeaunfuiy
carved egs with Al modern over
rosewood nahoealy sedstssds BSresns washsiand.
Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables Ex
Table Gless Chna sEa s.er Ware Table Cutlery
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@ Al BOGART, AUCTIONEERs-THIs DAY, AT II
-. O'Clock, at the auction rooms, No North William
orooousohold Furniture consisting Of rosewood Paror
Suite In plush; mahogany Sofas Lounges Bu5ssu; Wash.
Oasa mahogany Bsdseads hne Feather Beds, Mattresses,
20 Wool Blankets chest Clothing lot Hardware, Cutlery,
TIccs Also, MarshaIs sale, lots Single Harness
JOHN II. HITLER, Mortgage
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aN
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M Dominick streets -E. r. LUDLOW \ CO. win sell at
auction Monday February 1855 ai O'Clock at the Ex
prsms oog under he direction of Joseph n.rvn EsS
Lot with the brick and franc Bnildngs thereon, the
nor Of varck and Domnick srcets known
nok 90 fest varck street BY 100 feet Deep Maps
nc. No. q Pine atr0al
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UCO 000 HAS BREN DEPOSITED WITH NE
pOU.UVU for mon 70 enlist In the asny navy. The
largest bounty given Hand money from $40 20 500;
10 famliss Men ens,ns for the army and navy win have
their rights secured and in cash cont Of their
bounty Brokers having three enlistment papers not
yet accredited prepared 70 purchase st the highest
hgure. Col. n. MURPHY, room No. 2 Montague Hall,
Opposite City Hail. Brooklyn.
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AmUSEMBUTS.
L,Ox6 OLD BowERY THRATRE
IL Lessee, Director md Manager \,
EvBKr MOTT AND sAr6 RDAY XFfERNOoN.
NEW COMIC PAhTOMIMK.
OLD DAME TROr
OOMICAL CAT
New and elegant sosnery by
Johnson, Jr., r. W. Weed and assistants
~ md ser and assistants
Properties appointments and decorations by
N. Waidron and assistants
New Musc oss and selected s1e.sSs g1S, s,s
Calcium Lights and Illumination by ...,.. Thomas Newton
Tho whole produced under the supervision and direction
OF tho author,
MR. q. L. FOX.
saPPy Ssponaceous tsfterwards Clown! O. L. ror
John Stout afterwards Hsrlequn, Mona Bapttsie
Little Bo Peep fterwasds cofumbine Nile. Msrtineiti
nd Dsms Iros Mcnioskey
Other char,c ,csr. by tho pantomime oomp~ny ''''A'
the realms Of Fairy Land-conocnraton Of sparkling
rusoations surrounded with Of prismatc hg homo
OF the flying mercury the crystal globe the glded reu
Of this aateeoe Of scenic ART mechanical skill and
stage The lavish expenditure and labor
produce this most effect have called into rcqu
son AL the artistic mechanical and inventive ability
ne-ted with the immense establishment The last picture
begg.rs descrpson and leaves tho spectator spe bound
with admiration and delight
To each and I'll fair good night,
With easy dreams and slnmber light
GRAND TABLEAU-END OF TIlK PASToMIME.
The performance will commence with
FAVORITE DRAMA
u y. Studley Miss r. Denvil, Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman.
During the Of tbs pantomime seats be secured
week In sdvsnoe
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
MUSICAL.

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A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoF0RTE FOR
n ssle-Made 20 order by city makers sn modern i'm
vsnenss used months; cost $500 for sso ALo Par
tor Chamber, Dirns Room Furniture Siverware Paint
ings Bronxes &C. a sacrifice Inquire lis West Twsn.
ty.third street. near sixth avenue.
MUSIC c-fRoFEssoR GoRRIN CONTINUES TO GIVE
lu Lessons on the pIsnofore Apply At 100 Broadway,
DIANo AND SINGING LESSONS AT ais PER oITAp
yer young lady professor Apply al III West Twen.
DlANos, MELoDEoks AND CABINET ORGANS
Largest assortment In the city New seven ortave pa
e2s0- Melodeons md Cabinet Organs from s6 10 s:
second hard Panos from S60 70 f 10 00 sheets Of Music
's solsd at IA esns Ss. psF, Pianos and xeodeons 70
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
A z. BURNHAM, AUCTIOHEER.
"A. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

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On this day Saturday at the elegant residence West
Sixteenth street Fifth and sixth Sale
commencing eleven O'Clock rarior Suites covered with
Brusses Carpets Clock, Oil Paintings by eminent arsts
Centre Tables Blonzes Statuay Vases Chandeliers Lace
Curtains;
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRrE,
Music Stand Stool and Cover cost $500 the richest instru
nen offered auction this Bureaus Beds.eads
Wardrobes, suite; Blankets Sheets, Connterpanes,
Msttresses Extension Table Buffet elegant Sets China,
Class Silver Ware Basement and Kitchen Furniture
Sale peremptory, rain or shine.