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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
TIE STATE OF OHIO, yINTON COUNT
IN PROBATE COURT.

iA' Nv 'sh 4 u WV ~
Joseph Wilcox aGmn PEd.
of Susan AcXnn der Dec Petition 10
against q 'Niu Realty
Sarah AlegaRdel Ell al Den
Tacariah 7. Alexander def.ndent non rs.idea,
of the State of Ohio, whose residence l. an
known, and pnc of the heirs at law Of suaaa
Alexander deceased. ijill taLe notice that
Joseph Wilcox admins mtcr Of the Esta cf
Susan Alexander deceased. on the 9Th day Of
November 1864, filed l.. 4, pctih,n 10 the Pro
bate Count within and H,f the Comfy Of Win
ton State Of Ohio all, ling that the personal
estate OF said deceased i, intutfciunt to luy her
depts and the charge Of lminstering hsr
estate; that she died seized in fee simple of'the
following described real es tate situated in said
county Of VintOu ito wit: Commencing at tho
south west corner Of section number nine, o.
in township number niner (9D Of rangs nLn
Der eighteen, (I8,) thence north ninety Que
rolls, thence east !birty four rods. thence
south pinty one rods, tleu,e west thi rty -four
reds to the place Of beginning, containing
twenty acres more or less, and that Sarah
.Eacariah TEebecCa =. AMI John W. Alexander
as her heirs at law, hold the mex; estate Of
inheritance therein. -. 1884
Theprayer ofsaid petition Is for the snlo Of
said PREMISES, for tho payment Of The debts
and charges aforesa d, said petition will be for
hearing on the 10th day Of l ocember 1864, or
rs soon after az council can he hearl
NOvl7 -64-4w JOSEPH WlLCDX
E. A . BRATToN, Atty Adms. Susan AI.S-
for Petitio andar deceased.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23

ITO pHE NERVOUS DEBILITATE AND
i DESPONENT CF BOTH SEXES. A great
sufferer having been restored to health in few
days, after many years of misery, is willing tc
assist his suffering fellow-c creatures by sending
free J, On the receipt OF postpaid addressed en-
velope, a copy of the forInule ofcure employed
Directto -. ......,...f ...r
J0nNM.DAGNEEL Box l8S 20.
.... Rrnaklvn N ....
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
SALE OF REAL ESTATE. d
BY ORDER OF PRoBETE COURT,
Tdte of O6io Viutoa EOuat,,

ON Saturday 'fRe 25th day of March 1855
v at ot,sso'clock P. NJ, in tho afternoon, on
the premises in The county ofVinton and State
of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder the
following real estate, as the property offSimecn
Dixon decsasod, to-wit: The north east half
of the north vest quarter, and the north west
quarter Of the north west quarter of section
number)fve, l5,lin Township number nine,
(9.) of Range number nineteen, (l9,) contain
ing ninety-two acres morb or less.
Appraised at Seventy nine dollars t'!i
. TERMES Of sale, one third cash in hand, one
third in Six month and :he residuen TW Glve
months, Deferred payments to boar interest
from the day Of sale, and to be secured by
mortgage on said premises,
SIMEON r. DIXON, CITY
Feb. 2s, 1S66-4w Admir- of Simeon Dixon dec.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23

1,HE CONFESSIONS AND ESPEPTFNov
OF AN INVALID. ... -, -
Published fdrthe benefit, and asa GAN
fer from Nervous Debility, Prematn,a .bson,, SUI
of Manhood, &C., supplying at the same 't;,,5s >
THE MEANS OF SELE-CURK. BY ono wbo baS
cured himself after undergoing cors;dayaLiS IdS
euakery. By enclosing a postpaid asJTesseS s.S
envelope single copies may be had of tho an =
thor. '-'' gu
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR F.or
Junesnd 1sss-1yr. O'' - - :
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
5 Sptttu1 4 utit
,HQAkRD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA PA.

DGSEASES OF THE NERVOUS, Sc.
~ MINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSTEMS-new and reliable treatment
inrgpors of the HOWARDS ASSOCIA
TlON--Seht by mail in sealed letter enve
lopes, free of charge Address, Dr.. ], skill
LIN HOUGHT0N, Howard Association
No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
n OTlCE1 TO ES Is aDG Il
BUEADEtsS ,r.s ,

Tile Commissitnors Of Vinton rhrdi&.
will meet near the dwelling ol Ilmry
HUtIines in Clinton Township nn Saturday,
February tie 2j;h 1865, N
at one O'Clock. P. NJ. for the purpqse of
letting 20 the lowest responsible bidder the
building Ola trestle Bddgt at the crossing
of 'he creek on the road padiiIg from Nc.
Arthur and inersecting tie road leading
from Hamden to Alleusyilc, near said HO-
fines dwelling. "-.
By order of County Commissioners,
A. N. COZAD, s' -
Feb. 9th lS65..-4w Auditor V.Co.O.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
WHISK ERS. WASHERS

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaehcsl Our
GrScian: Compound will force them to grow on
he smtoothest face'or chin, or hair on bald heads
in Six Weeks. PIice g. ,OO Sent by mail any
where, closely sealed, on receip' of ipricO.
Address, WARNER & CO., Box 1873,
Brooklyn, N. Y. i.@1
.a'. Feb l6, rs ly, m.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
NOTICE,

Lomuol Clark Guardian of George T. Atkin-
son has filed his accounts and vsuGnors for in
spection aud final settlement and that tb,
same will be fer hearing on Tho 18th day of
March lss5 RICHARD CRAIG
RCD 2Jrd leS6-36 pronu(G judge,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
NMMHNE.

j n Hn'son Administrator '5'''tcestote sr
Joseph Gin deco cd has fled his nee, unts aud
vouchers for inspection aud final settlement,
and that the SamG viii he for hearing on the
25th day Of February lsd5 .ss
~ RICIARD CRAIG Z.
Fcj. 9, lS65, ,-3v Probate Judge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
Ediior Of Democrat.

Editor Of Democrat. -.
DEAR Sin ;-Withyoui permission Iwish
to say to the readers OF yor psper that |
win send, by retltrned matl;s 10 allwishina
it (iree), Recipe, with full directions
for making and using a simple Vegetable
'l'aln, that wiz ehhctdally remove in len
days PimpIes, BIotches, Tan, Freckles and
all impurities of the'skin, leaving the same
soft clear. smooth and beautiful: -.-..
| will also mail free to those having bald
heads, or bdreEtss, staple difectiols and
hformation thdfWill enable rlitm start q
ull growth of Luxuri4nt Hail, Whiskers OF
Moustacha, in less then thirty days.
7 All applications answered by return
mail without charge. .- ,.... Ft.
... ..-. Respectfully yours, .. r.
" TH0S; +: CHAPMAN Chemist
Sept. 81 -6l ga. Bfoadwav New Yor
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
Aid and Comfort 10
the Rebels.

The Richmond dispatch Of the 7th,
thus returns it's thanks to the Lincoln
Congress for The passage IF the abo-
litiSn amendment to the Constitution.
It says: -
From the botton of our hearts we
thank The Federal Congress for this
most timely and decisive legislation,
We assure them that it did not come
a moment tcO SOON: that it is not in
any way too stringent or too sweep.
ing, Ne look upon it as the mani.
fest hand Of Heaven interpreting in
tue very, way, and a.the very. hour,
that our condition required. It's a
greater boon to us.thsn q grand vic.
tory in, the field. We echo back the
shouts Of deli ght that rang through
the House OF Representatives. We
should like to, se4 ghn for gun fred
with their frantic population in hon
OF of the event, onlythat we wish to
save our gunpowder and give Them
shotted salutes on the battlefield,
The passage Of this measure will
do much to unite the South in one
solid column of resistance TO US. 49,,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
ga "A LECTURE
(. 2 TO YOUNG MEN.

Jusr PuDLIsrEpIN 4 SEArrD I,..vELcrE. ~
... lhucr six tENrs.
\ Lecture on tlc 'fHturc, TrrutnentaniI
R4diraI Gurc of Srcrmal1rhoa or s pni
nal Weakness, lnvnuntary Emissions Seq
ual Debility nnl and lmpedmHnts t. nTar-
rag generally. Nervousness, C0nSump-
hou Epilepsy, and Its; Mental end Ply.
l".t Incapeci'y, resulting Irom Sclf Abuse
&r 3, ROBTJ. CULVERNyElIA MD.
Author of the 'Grren Book &...,l g ...
Tn, world renowned unlhur. in his aJ-
mirnbr Lecture aclenrIy yproves from hisowp -.
cxmri-ucp that the awful Gems qurDcos nf
S.lI-h'mse mpy be cGectualiy rmnyed
wilhnut medicine. and withOm dangerous
surgical operations boSSies, ,insrumeGt,
ring ur tnrdialS. pointing out urure al ouce
certain md rfectull ny which every sulrrr.'
cr, ~ matter what his condition InHy be,
nav Cme hiInsalf cheaply privaley aud rad
caIly. THIS hECl URE WILL PRONE a
BOON 70 THOUSANDS AMBITIOUS.
ANDS. 800. d. ..-.--...--.-.. -......-
Srnt unlcr seal. to any address, in "A
plain, sealed envelope, on the receipt Of SIX
cents, or two postage stamps by addressing
..t.. .CHAS. J. c, KLINE 4 Co
'BoworNI47 New York p. o. B 1885
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
ne YOU WISH To Bee URE,
DIR. BUCHA

ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure in less thar
80 days, the worst cases of NERVOUSNESS
lrnpotency, Premature Decay, Seminal Weak
hess, Insanity, and all Urinary Sexual and
Nervous Affections, no matter from what caure
produced. Price, One Dollar per box. Sent,
post paid by mail, on receipt of an order
Cne Box w;li,perfect the cure in most cases,
Address. JAMES BUTLFR
Gen. As't, 427 Broadway, New York.
Sept 22nd lt64-Smo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
CIyGIXNAlI WEEKLY Enquirer.

The Publishers of the CINCINNATI
WEEKLY ENQUIRER respectfully in
vite your attention 10 its superior merits
as ..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
TO CQNSUMPTlNE,

Cjnsumptive sufferers will receivea valuable
prescription for the cuse Of Consumption, As
thlaa, Bronchitis, and all throat and Lung af-
feetions, (freo Of Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co,
Sept -29-e4-8mo ..'t New York.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23

UWashingtOn papers record that
Mrs. Senator Sprague's receptions are
attended by the elite of the country.
That must be the darkies.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-02-23
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-- PORTSMOUTH BRANCH

IN ard after Thursday, February IS, 1854,
" lIeI IuiQ; Passenger Trains will run in con-
ueetion with tho rrlins c1:naiu ffne between
Portsmouth ard Cincinnati. ~ follows:
Leaves Portsmouth at S:l5 A. NJ; arrives Al "
Pioneer. at 9:s5A.M.; arrives at 'Poftla+Jl At
,49:AG "A. A., arrives Ia Jackson at lO:57A. NJ;
arrives at llGmden at tl;s0 I'M! arrives az cff4--
elm ,ad NJ $50 'PM.; l,
Leayes'Cing ngnnatist $50 a M; leaves Ham }
den ut '310 t.M.; arrives at JSeEaon at 1884 p.
M.;'Grriyos att,orlmd Anl;2l P.M.; arriyestt
Pioneer at 4j5O M; arrives at Portsmouth AZ
o;lu PM. q t ~.
Accommodation Train departs from Ports.
mouth at GAhP,M; 9rriyos at Pi0lcer '2t 4:3
and dtonrts itl'5o; arrivcs ut Jackson nt G:L4
and Hamd"n, ~ 1850. Departs $40 Nm ar
r.ges'Gt Jackson at 49,; arrives ut Poneer at
l9S5i and arrives ut portsm6lhut l45.
| Throagh Tickets 10 Cincinnati cal, he obtain
cd ut Portsmouth, Portland, and Jackson, ut
the following rates; .sU.r
Portsmouth to Cincinnati, '$IHO7
! Portland do . 400 .r.
Jackson -" do, !.s i'd
ROUND TRIP TlCKET". ,...
! From. PcusmoGtn to Cincinnati aud return
$500 frk3is from Portsmouth to MaiepH
and Pnrkersbnrg, i3,CO. ,y.r-.r r. S., ,..s
'JuIIE DURAND, Sup'tg
Z. W oUADE'Assis'r Sup't .'rr
Feb. 2alh ls6l-lyr. '.r s.,...a ...--,.t.a
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A Nun Attacked by an Elephant.

A cir sumI.auce recently occurred at Maidstone,
England, which Ia smother proof Of III saFaci'y OF
tue elhant, and Tvs desire for vengeance when
provoked
A f E ee chant belonging to a monayerie with
smo canals, Vas craving a caravan through
idsI ur, when the pro- taslon Lnl',i for the r
puso Of Isccr, aiming tie cor Get route A boy ia
crowd offered the 81 plant An Pile, when one
Of the men in suepdAuee inteiicred The animal
which had for some ZINE All. VII symrtutns OF an er
srouud The wAs', dashed hm io tn GROUND, and
enietvorcl to gore HIN with hls tusks. TIE msu,
however, succeeded In craAlng away, when the
animal a. 'u seized hlm wit his trunk, aud dash
ed him asains' 'he wall, TIE poor fellow was at
last rescued by the crowd, and was found 70 be
severely injured Several Of nj. ribs were broke en-,
an arm and leg Wero fractured, and he was
bruised In several place He now lies in q very
pIa.AuanA cnndINaa.
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Hr O o XIV n .

GRAND UNION MASS MEETING IN Brook
LYs.-An immense Union Ma. meeting was held
inside and in front OF the Academy Of Music last
evening, under the auspices Of the Central Union
Club. The meeting was organized by Mr.. Stephen
VI. GriENold, President Of the Club. number Of
Vice Presidents and Secretaries were hppo.nted,
when q 70 les Of resolutions read, IN which 1t
announce that As in the war lust closed, the Union
parry upheld not only Abraham Lincoln but tho
principles by VIII oh he governed, and the great
cause ia which he worked and gave up his life, 80
now they should stand By And ew johnson, and By
tho principles Of uusN CRYING loyalty aud impartial
ju.'ic, hy which his cpurs IL hNped, De. &c Adj
dres'es we've made by lion, John u. Kelly, of Ia,
Hon. Hiram Wa bridge, zen. Judson l.. fitzpatrick,
ami tea. John 4. Logan The military he oes we've
received with long continued demonstrations of
app,ause A stand cree ed IN front OF the Academy
was .utTouneed by large audience Dr. Ueorse l.
Bennett ieslei, a. estes were uade by Mes.rs
b. L. ssnde. sln, B. T. Dutch-r, w. D.. Robinson snd
the ,reest' n not the largest held In Brooklyn dur
inf this esnpagn.
DEMocRArIC MASS MEETING. The Demo-
erals wi hold a Mas Meeting at the Academy of
Music tonight at which Hon. John Van buren, will
speak.
The GLASS BALLOT BoXEs.--Some years
since the city authorities directed the purchase OF
several hundred glass ballot boxes, but il appears
they have never been paid for. Yesterday while the
police were making arrangements 10 distribue them
among the dlhe,e Station Houses, tie sheriff Of
HINES County seized them on Judgment order, aud
nov retains them in hls custody
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ArTnE PARK THEATRE.
A serious accident occurred to Mr. Collin Stuart,
en- actor attached 10 the Park Theatre, Thursday
night, while representing the character Of Harry
| kayannash In the piece called Peep O'Dav." In
making tho lenp from the rocks, the NH OF the tree
b. which 10 M into he gorge wac broken by his
wefht ami he was precigi'a,ed to tho state-a dis
lance OF about Is feet-with such VIC
| o compound irsctu e OF the leit ann The curtsi
| was lotetoi aud ply Siclah ,Snt Tor, Nj. Stuafl
tuhseuu My convey cd TO his residence 40. Il
| WvckOh sheet The A. wss re umei, and ia,
! part taken by the injured man vaa performed b.
| another man.
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MARINE NEWS.


sTEAMeHIPs-Hslvetie, Liverpool; CITY Of Dub
lin do; City Of New York, do; Sansa Bremen; Hiber-
nj. Giassors Cor,ica. Nassau: r w Brure, Balti-
moro. Cosssck WiimInston, Del; wysndOtte, Doe
ION. C;uiee Wilmington, bel
sn,ns 81, o., .-t,t A,.uorn. y Rotin,on
nnlfSIrnzs meLsch.u' Anri.sns, VA nfiriea
hvelPool; NoIth stsr' Nero. i,,e' -
Philadelphia Z Day, New Orleahs
BARkS-Prindsce.sa, Ponce; Cordela, London.
ppIra a.. ,1,,..,.v. Itsvre. Henrietta Ber-
rnud.. 3 X tr".6v phiiaselpbia.
scUooNEps- = w webster, Ravsnn.h; Alert,
An, ~. 800. + A "a. .,d J,rf,onvie; Weuonah,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF
Stinance, Bureau Of the Receiver of Take. Nex
Court House, PAX, Nov I, lSG5-Io Tax Psyers-
added on the lst Of December on all Taxes remain.
ing unpsid All additional per cent viii be added
ON the 10th OF said month Of December, all Tarss
remaining unpaid on the lst OF January. lntrrr.t
a. the rate OF twelve per cent per annu ~ calculated
from the day the book we've received bv the Re-
cover Of Taxes No money viii ue received aft r 4
oC.vck, T. VI. Once hours from \. NJ. to . r "
a4I JOHN MURPHY, Receiver
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a CERTAIN CURE TOR DRTNKENESa


"A cue OF int mi tent fever, or fever and ave,
remitien, lever, chill fever, dumb arue Pc odic-
hesdnche or bilious headache, nud bilious feyeis ~.
aeed Tor the whole class o. diseaHe or gina in ID
tllefy detanrement caused by Tho malaria OF tiA.
matte cOuntiie Fever and nlue ia not the only q.
sequence OF the miasuat.c potion. 4 great vance.
OF disorders arse ilon its irritation in malnT on
districts, among which arc neuralria, Theumatr
sout: headache, blindness toothuche, esiache, "a.
lhrh, hhthmA, pAlpltation, painful shec lou OF Ia
spleen, hystercs, PAIN IN the bow els cole, par al ..
aud delaneement OF the 'tonsch, all OF which, whes
ORIGINATING IN this cause put on the In enttrnt
type, or Become periodical. Ibis "cure" expels tho
lson from the blood, and thus cures hem ali alike
IL IL not only the most ehectuI remedy ever dscov.
eled LOT this class OF complaints, bu It l. the che pest
ahd moreover u perfectly sale. No harm eau ailss
rom re use, and tho patient when cured Is lett
Neatly ~ II he had never had the die se. Can this
De snld Of any other for chills and ieyery 10 10
uu"o ms anu its Importance to those all cted WITH
me complaint cannot BE- oyef-estimA,ed 80 sure 10
y 70 Gu the fever and ague that 1t NAV lie truth.
lnly said 70 be certain remedy One DC 4leT con.
plains that II IL not good medicine TO sell becaue
one bot cures a whole neghboiho PIepA ed bv
y. Z, AfER Co, Lowell, Mass, and sold by .ll
druggists ana dealers In meIicine every whule i.5,
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CONVENTION but he has finally submitted 70 con-
sideratons Of duty in accepting the candidscy, and
will be actuated by the same motives In filing the
Office 70 which be will undoubtedly he chosen. But
II IA as . citizen Of unblemished integrity, and %
man above all Establishments or temptations Of any
nature, that Mr. THOMAS hURPBY 10 now presented
for the State senate by his fellow citizens. Elected
70 the position for which he Is candidate, he will
do bonor TO the district in which he resides. 1873
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C

EOR SALE-A SPLENDID CANADIAN
L Pony GOOD and kind, I years old, suitable for
butcher, grocery, or milk WAGON, Al,o wagon aud
harness II desired. Apply TO JOHN W. DORINl,,
Communspaw, Hudson County. n. j. 2bS
EOR SALE--A ROAM HORSE 8 YEARS
l. cd, 10 hands hish. souni ami KIND price SIS.
Apply TO ID. JACOBtS, l3s Wooster st. 2sG
EOR SALE-HORSF, WAGON AND EX-
press route. Inquire ~ West 4Sd IT, up rtaiIt
belole9 A. N or alter 7. NJ. Price $3.50. 80
HORSE FOR SALE-9 YEARS OLD, I6
hands high, chestnut color, suitable fog an sht
work, kind hnd true; sod Tor want Of use; can he
seen until sold, at ~ Rldges st. 800
> WORK-HORSES FOR SALE-PRICE
= sl5 snd S35 NUT be sold this day At any price,
to be seen at 200 Broome st. CllAs. KEENAN,. ~
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MEDICINES.

A CRAVING FOR LIQUOR IS AS MUCH
4 Aof dsea as 10y persia. There are many cures
Tor the latteT tut only known cure Tor Dunken-
ness, viz; Dr. HENRY ZEl.L'S Powders, OF VII en-
there are several worth eu' limitations. The Geuuins
LELLs Powders may be obtained at SO Divirion Il,
At ~ Sth ave, and PSI Hudson 1t, n Y, aud lTS
and 2l1 Fulton 81, Brooklyn, a. 50 MontFomeTy 81,
leisey City, and AZ south 20 ~. Wiiiamshursh
Price One Dollar CHAS. y. Critic TON tom
eral Agent, Is Sixth ave, ~ y. "a
a CERTAIN CURE FOR DRUNKENESS
I Adiscovei ed by Dr. KING. Given unknown to ths
rofson in ale tea OF any other beverage All oher- ara
limitations which sckcu when taken. Price ri ref
box fol rae only AZ ass Hudson st, cos glove All
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MILITARY.
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWlSG MACHINES-NEW MACHINES
~ Of all k,nds at makers prices, "a hand machine,
cheap Tor cash mschines rented aud sold on part
pas mont machines bought exchanged and repai red
Ut aoJ BIoadwHy, up Stair. 40
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-THE BARGE c. HOLGATF.
L II tons new measurement can be used on az
cana carries very large cargo Apply to Met iEs
NEl son, q Wster st., V. Sg4
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BAESrNs.-"rh, french spy" on horseback, will
lie AFsln put on tie stage next week, MI. Barnum
having fucceeded IN Obtaining iulI orchestra. IL
vii be- Play ca every evening and on "Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons. Mr.. &. A. Clarke who has iull
houses during she other afternoons Of last week will
sppear on Monday, lu,.day, Thursday and Friday
afternoons etephen Plum in "Al .nat uiit,ers ia
not Gold" The Married Rake" VIII 10 played be.
tore the French sp," each evening. Cuuo..te. q
u.ual.
ROADWAY "sau" IL stlll kept on the boards
lsIe and Is likely TO continue ioI some week. lon
a. tho plbic don't seem to uIe vi it, there viii be
smatnee al O'Clock TO-DAY,
MoNrPEILIEK's OPERA HousE, at 81 and 70 very,
g. vel worth Aviait, the muse anu 0 her PET NJ
Guccs ale excellent,
NEW YORK Cmors.-This institution is l,mrshins,
tse houses being nightly crowded. Madame loulse
1ournalTe, with her group OF dancing hos Is, Jane.
hidtan, the great somers.ult eIuestIii.n, und q
Splendid company, including three oloWnI, are among
the ATTRACTIONS
IoNN FAsron's OrERA IIoUsF-l ntil this great
'omlc SINGER OPENED the house, POI Bowery it va,
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