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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-04-19

ES NTRININIAT!
~ LADIES AND GENTLE1IEN
III yor wish 20 marry, address the under
tsisucd. who will send you without money
land without charge, valuable information
that will euabe you to marry happy and
.spee5i'y. Irrespective o age, wealth or ht au-
nv his inf, rmatiou viii cost you nothing
land il You wish Ia marry. Will cheerlU!ly
'assis; you All letters strictly confidential
The desired information sent by return mail
.aud no questions asked. address
SARAH B. LAMBERT,
Greenpoint, Kings county, New York.
Oct 19, l864~2m.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-04-19
IN THE ORpHANS' COURT OF CAM
\

.EN TIE ORPHANS COURT OF CAM
! BRIA COUNTY.
in the matter of the confirmation Of the
account of Washington Geer, executor Of
Elizabeth Pgingie Gate Brcwn) decd.
AID now IL wit: Gch March 1865. on
Of George II. Reade, Esq. Cy~
I-us Elder, Esq, appointe1 an Auditor to
report distribution ii the assets III the hands
.ot the said accountant, to and among the
;pcreons legally entitled thereto.
!. By the Court.
Extract from the Record.
Attesl-JAMIS GRIFFIN, Clerk.
NOTICE l. hereby given to all parties
interested, that | will attend to the dutie;
.of the above appointment, on Monday the
18th day Of May next, at o'clock P. NJ. at
the Office OF George NJ. Reade, Esq, in Eb-
.cnsburg Borough, Pa.
CYRUS ELDER,
March %, 1865 1t Auditor.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-04-19

The Life and Campaigns Of General No
Cle!lsn, for sale hy
JAMES HCREAT
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.SkgALL PAPER.
W HINHOW SHADES
LORDTRS
DECORATIONS,
Aud cveryiL;ne ~ iho
PER ANGING
line are now ofI-re to the II sde and buy
.crs generally. at tia lowest urices possible.
Call ~ 30. inT MARKET Street. be-
tween Fifth and L,b--ty Streets.
JOS Z. HUGHES & BRO.
March J iSG5-3m.
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e. s. Sac SIX per cent.
GGED RING BOND :

I E. : seo stx ,ar conf
coEu.REARsyG R0yDs
Tbes. bonds arc now wort, premium Of
inc nor cent including gold interest from
Nov. which makes the actual profit on the
-ao loan at current rats including inter
oct obont TON Nor cent ,,s, annun, besides
s,.s,,,,,,io,, from STATE ,r7 ,,unici,q1 tar
oGon ,chich AIDS from one to atres .er cent.
more according 70 the ~ate levied or ether
rro,er,r The interest : navaile semi,
ANNUALLY bv coupons attached T. each note.
(which NAV lie cut off and sod to any bank
Err banker.
{ The interest amouots
! One cent Per day ou $50 noie.
sTtvo ceusa's &E0G s
5Tcn d" '' :" $500 8
#20 '' s. $1,000 {.
sSg L" :" " 35eoo .
q Notes Of all the denominations named viii
sbe promptly furnished upon receipt of sub
sscriPtions. This is
S The ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
snow offered by the Government, and it il
aco26daotlv expected that It's sureri at>
] v,rtaqss will make It tAe
Z ,,2,,-.ro o>- ~, mn,
! a-ao
J Les. tAa. ssoo.ooo.ooo # tn. Loan np
q hoTi%ec oy 0he last congress are no" ou ti'e
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

4 DMINIcIh IA lOR > NOlI ICE-
IL Letter.
of 4 administration on the estate Of Christ
Weible, late Of Carioll township, Cambria
:couuty, deceased. having been g.anted t,
the undersigned, ali persons Indebted :,
raid estate. are requested TO make inmedi,
late payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN HASSON,
Mach %, lsG5-Gt admir-.
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.rXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Z. Whereas, letters
1, starnentary On the last Will and testament
,nf Charles Poss, late e Carroll township,
.C ,su ria c,sunty. Gec'i, have been granted
tn the undersigned. Notice IS hereby eivsi.
:" al pers rs having claims againFt said
deceased E present .hen properly authenti-
.catcd for settlement, and those indebted 10
make payment without deicy.
JAMES = KIRKPATRICK.
AUGUSTINE FARABAIGH.
Feb. -. lSU5-C: ExcC utoIs-
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u RRlNAL CHAMHkR.

= l. 4 note oi
waning and advice to those sutterInS5 with
s-r;rai Weakness. Genera! Debility oi
.,,.,,.,ure Decay, from whatever cause pro-
sn,ad. Read, ponder, and reflect! BE wise
SEM FREE 70 any address, for the hene
6. = +te affl,.te Sent by return mail
,s.,-..s JAMES WILSON.
429 Broadway, Eew York.
April I9. l5G5>Sin.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-04-19

~~TTlT REDUCTION IN GOODS
Gold BROUGHT D0WN! DOWN.!
w. DOWNi!'
my GOODS FOLLOWING GOLD
Gods brought down to old prices. Per-
~ wishing any goods at the present time
g;1l ,2,'. do we'll to caD and see f j MILLS &
W. as tLey have just returned from the
o.t' ~ with large stock of goods which hey
,s ,ls' Offering. Gas well rs all their old goods
rreat!v reduced prices. Now is the time
=, buv. Look what reductions have been
r,Iicocs reduced from 40 to 25 cents.
na,a;ns 60 to 3Oa37h :"
3frsIir,s 20 to 25a45 g
;;o,i,ns greatly reduced
SUGAR reduced from 35 to 20a25
s king Nulassss IS
clothing reduced.
Aad all kind Of goods at very low figure
7..,,e wishing 60 save money VIII DO wei
:, buy NOW. as there is a good chance '"'
blgains and specuiatious. Don't forge ''''
lace. Of E j. Mills & CO.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-22
New lhs Empssw " France keeps
msuW In ths Absence sf ,M
Emversv.

Her Majesty the Empress Regent,
IA getting Likewise more accustomed
to The homage aud the power left In
her hands by The Emperor. She has
been seated NJ last upon u real throne.
with n real scentcr in her hand, and
the Imperial dladcm sparkling on
her brow. The reception Of the new
Turkish ambassador furnished the
opportunity for this display, which
was urged by telegraph from Con.
sion,inc: the Emperor dccming, like
hi, uncle, that every show Of pomp
and vanity forges one more riyet in
the fet,ers Of the French people.
The Empress Regent loves well, Ike
wise. TO cxl,lbi, the high degree Of
authority with which she is invested,
and The occasion was seized upon OF
wearing all the Imperial diamonds,
and the gold-embroidcrcd mantle,
and aiI the orders of bcaming colors
which she has received. They say
that ahc is never more charming than
when playing Mt governing the
mighty Empire which has placed it.
self IN the hands Of the nnclc's :
nephew, and that her grace aud bcau-
~ show to double advantage under
the Imperial costume. The brilliant
color Of the Imperial mantle suits
her complexion exactly, and the
slmpc Of the diadcm having been II
little narrowed to meet the Sigh,
compassion OF the line over the tenn.
pies, is becoming IN the highest de-
gree. The Prince Imperial is scri.
ous aud thoughtful child, and did his
duty well as substitute for Prince
Napoleon on the occasion Of the En-.
b,s .a,or's reception.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-22
VIZ. paws and The Assassination
Plot. More TESTIMONY.

j. u. Van Dem, clerk IA tho Con
icdcgalc War Department, writes -
the Cincinnati Commercial that IN
February last he was present ai an
interview between Booth and Davis.
Booth was introduced to the Confed
crate Chief by Benjamin, and two
other young men were N his comp,
ny, Booth commenced by saying
that plan was formed by parties II
the United States aud Canada. fricDdi
Of TIN Conlcderncy, 10 capture or to
assnssnatc Mr.. Lincoln, tina, he had
n full llst Of the names. aud all they
desired was an official recognition On
the par, Of the Confederate authorl
ties, and that then the projcc, would
certainly be executed
llc further stated tina, they dcsir
cd ~ pccuniary assistance from tho
Government, as tina, was already ~.
cured, that they we're not after gain,
but were actuated only by . desire to
render the Confcderaey . service, BY
removing the tyrant who was tho
cause Of so much suffering to tho
country, aud the only obstacle in tho
way Of speedy peace. These arc
the words as near ss | can remember.
Mcssrs. Davis and Breckiuridge both
expressed their hearty condemnation
Of the plot, aud advised Booth to
think no more Of il. Tha, they felt
that their cause was just, and that
God, in his own good time, would give
them the victory wi,hou. rcsorting to
anything but the mos. honorable war
fare, and ,ha, they were willing 70
leave l.incoln's punishment, for hu
great crime, TO the Providence of =
just God aud an outraged people.
Benjamin said nothing. Booth
then retired, and the last words hs
altered in the room were: ''He must
die - After Booth and his friends
were gone, Davis said; "Those fcl-
lows came here merely 10 see tho
Richmond sights, aud their assassin
alton plo, is mere fudge" Brcek.
inridgc aud BENJAMIN laughed. and
the latter said: II think So" Tho
matter received M more attention,
and all agreed with Mr.. Davis that
the plot was mere fudge 1 am
satisfied that none Of them ever cx-
pec,cd wha, has since become NO
deadly reality. In conclusion, r..
me say that ] am willing TO be quail.
fcd 10 the above statement.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-22
Runners Of Trouble with Mexico.

Nav ioES, July II.
\ special to the New York World
snys; some very impor.ane state
ncnts were made in semi official cir
clcs to-day. in regard 10 the policy OF
the Government Oh the Mexican
question. The story comes in such a
shape that il cannot be- well discrcd.
tied, and is, first, that the Govern.
mcnt will not permit another French.
Austrian, or foreign soldier Of any
sort. in the service of MpximilIan, to
he .andcd on the Mexican coast, with.
ou. entering firm and decided pro.
test. Second, ani whst is Of the
gra,cst Importance, that the Govern.
m,nt, having stationed in Texas an
army of 100000 ncn, will keep il
there to act as a corps Of observa-
ton, and to exercise such physical
anil moral pressure as shall ultimate.
ly compel the withdrawal Of Maxi.
milan from Mexico.
This army has been so disposed
that il oversfadows, especially on
the Rio Grande, the Mexican from
tier, and keeps the foreign levies Of
the new Emperor in an inces.ant state
OF apprehension and activity. II a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-22
NEsRo IxsoLsxcg ApvASci,

NEGRO lxs0LENcg ADVANCING
NoRrmwARD.-A serious disturbance
occurred at Salem. n. j.. on Sa,ur
day night, 18th ul,., between some ol
the white citisens and a party Of ne.
grces Of that place. The affair orig.
mated By . lady sccidentally step.
pisg on the trail Of acolored woman
dress, for which she apoloeiscd, bu,
that did not seem to Be satisfactory
to herladyship Of african descent, '
for she watched her opportunity, snd
struck the white person q severe blow
across The mouth. That. ~ . masses
Of coarse, raised the ire Of q yosns
maa who Was present, and he knock
ed Charity (thc negro wsnaa,
down, when other celored person,
took the part Of the fallen beauty,
and this resulted in q general medley
Of q keht between the bys,anders oI
the two rseea The use Of 6rearm'
was then rescrted to, and the med
ley ssr in Salem wss kept on uasi
the sAest hesrs Of The morning. n
sulsine IN victory On the side q d,
Csuessisne. .--Mtrsrsis4r Record
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-22

Hait ~ eonld satelf reaur trvft
lIer lhil o high .pniei peprle woulll,
10 either ylc0 ol the case, shrpl
ifnm friendly lniefepnae with thom
II ' one .of the inevitable contr
1ucn,cs N 'hc siiupiion, but The lrri
table 'ensiii,cnofs that isro,poflnblo
N The ,anquishcd Ia eoniempliblc IN
The victor U,irepoiim R,cori
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-22

MARRrEp.-EdWin White TO Mss.
Henrietta A. Cole.-Ex.
That marriage should be recorded
in black and white.
7. no, Canine Bark good for Tfv-
drophobia.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-22

= RATES

Legal advertisement. must be paid IN ad.
vance. At NJ 80 per square of ton lines
Tor the nfsi insertion. and 10 cents Tor
each subsequent Insertion. ,,
Ten lines Of ordinary manuscript will
oake u square,
Al other advertising and Job work must
be- paid invariably IN advance.
Marriage and olitunf, notices, Of moi
more than SIX lines, published free u
over pis lines, they must be paid for by the
square,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-22
POETRY.
FOR the Pamela STAR.
Lines, Rat Not Poetry.


viii some one tell Inc II he can,
" Nhcrc 10 lind the proper man,
10 guide our bark ash rey
Some sny candy" others, Grant;
"Jrlrrson" would. but then be can't,
A. some Of w. thought before.
ror ,enrs we've drificd everywhere;
No eon pass. rudler, pole OF star,
To light the darf"ned way;
And now, when all We had is gone
At,d thousands left wi'hou, home,
uha, shall VI do, pray?
Wien ihis "ciupl gni" begun,
The greatest known beneath the snn,
What promises we're made;
lIpv Rll the world .houl'l knuckle josn
Aud rall US king, without crown,
because vi tho cotton trade.
gut cai,"n and 'nisgcr.,' both ''pla:cd
uni,"
1hr "hrc. eaters" atc put to rou',
After drinking vii the blood:
aud nooe more ready now to cry,
Down yc "secc,h " down or die,
Than the oratot,cal blood.
wi,h that "Jasc." or .iuhnny Mcl,ca,
Wcuhi r., u hear itnm ti,m IN Jay.
For .utcly wr'er N ,iap;
Bu, they mus, cry "Luion,'' for thu, i,
The word,
on hill aud in valley, It's everywhere
heard:
I'u, sho hhs beard fro'n Clappi
CREATORS valiant, Who led " On.
'Tsl ". organized. AID tl.e war b,suu.
Aud then gr, out II the way.
,'cms. "fscc the mu.ie,r iOt uuw's tie
titnr--
~ thu ,ooi Of ,oar blood. ard ~ ,nhapj'.
rttnr.
80 speek oi ,iis drsadful afIrgy.
W erld. hard beds awai, yua now
NJ Forrest among " 10 isise row,
ur make his "conserir,s" igh,;
Tia, Did wsr.hotse !. ou, uf corn.
No IN orc ~iII be heard his bugle- e-hora--
40 mjrs will 10 march At night.
NJ danger nov, the deep.mou,hed roar
~ cannon. will be heard no more
In all our goodly lsad;
,pu can rsu,, and rave. and "speschify''
'rill the lay of your death and then die
Ons Of the Citizen band.
olj comrades. 20 Who soldiers were
who bore the bruns. and tolls Of war
Your sufsrings nos. are DER;
Your da,y's plain, and plain the way,
Which leads from this 10 bri sh.es day
70 calm and peaceful shore.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-22

A communication from Jerusalem
says--'1hc Porte is said 10 be about
to send I've thousand Circassisns into
the Holy Land to form a colony in
the plain Of Sharon, between Mount
Carmel and Fssa. This project IL
no, looked on with favorable eye in
Palestine, aud i, il feared that the
Circsssions. Who, like the Dedosiss,
have . tbievish deposition, may com.
mi. acts Of brisandsge on the pilgrims
who lock annually TO Jerusalem.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-22

In Tcc,own, opposite st. Louis,
which was bull, on the froscn river
during the 'eoli spell, . bar-kceper
bull, q IRE in his tent and sat before
]. on ,hree-legged stool warming
his shins. when the FIRE shawed n hole
in the leo and tho man fell in, aud
has no, ye, appeared. Ills assistant,
a verdsn, Irish boy, wss asked wherc
tho proprietor Vas, asd replied,
Faith, he's gone into tho cellar"
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
From the New York oorespondencs Of the PhiadslyA

The fashionable Of the town Astocracy
tnue be mnuely recorded night after night by oerA
sheet unknown outside uppertendom You suppoo4
all offended BY the pub
cy given N M columns to their On the contrary
they like It. In proof whereof need only
report that edition had 10 be worked o
supply demand from the riends and relaves Of one q
rags the other evening 70 young spG q petroeum Ths
prieors Of the paper, II s said offered handsome
II they would have second edition worked on In =
rold silver can't whether Il = bArRnin
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
a RIPosro FOR THE PLAY BILL


journal entitled TIE PLAY BILL which contains ali sorss
we remarked the following
Tho military Orleans have ordered n
ihe regulation produced among porss
and game Of domnoes the sabbath you render HIM
OF the most miserable Of beings We should wondsR
emgae to Lower Canada We cannot that good Unca
men would deplore their loss
At the erPenss Of Johnny crapaud is neither French 20
the well ms the delicate.
own IN Al humility that Johnny crsP.ud prefer, heas
through their noses by reverend hypocrts comedy ks
H. s sssaS. sass S q. s as s: a +
faith or he does not go 70 church 70 gmace p.e nosts
ni siss ~ Ss H. ssa
innocent recreation from the abors OF the week. -
% hide The fact and be docs nSs Ssrricsds
his door in order that he get intoxicated at his
sense qualities ths, johnny Orapsud
his critics.
Crapaud good tnonst; Crapaud compare
General Butler % Arsdes and does appreciate sun
she French semsnl We, who deserve . strs7
%os urea q hearing Of III. Ea.y. snS ss o~
that the decree IN favor o. the Maine law inha
IN is favor W. care but little % know what governs e
ssa b E or sS =. ,s
but uue about tho matter We Willingly absndon
1 % Is 70 . :.s o % e: n .
ouched let attemp DO made prevent drinking wSs
s. W. ssr
capable q Ourselves into lion o Of even r.
% s any sy
pretext patriotic OF municipal and We care but ils 2. =
% s, s sni ~: n
which 10 termed the asylum OF liberty"
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
THE PLAY BILL AND IT'S CRITICS.
i from the New York correspondence Of the Uties


THE PLAY BILL holds Its way but is notsupplied ~
sufficient quantities enclose copy which was iaea
positively objectionable although Of It's Joke4
that order which would Ike
ladies, the "Gussip Of the Saons
nled Il people choose chroniels their :m. solssss -.
body should question There plenty OF shoddytes -
whom publicity and honorable mention, nooriey and fs
by fools; yet II como down 70 The point which q =
would not find damaging curtament Of his market Tie
fools all dead which, Heaven knows win nsvr - ~
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
NEW PUnLTcATIoNs.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MARIA Cr--CoN.
~ taniug nearly 500 pseos and $50 Ore fstes and en-
cravings VI tfe anaom, OF the human organs state OF
ker4.h and ahease With t-catise early error s de
riorabo consequences upon the mind body vth the
snih0rs plan OF tresneutthe only rational
u mode cf cure sacwn by the rcror Of tested
uthfM sdyiser 70 be married ard those ting
ustiakq who would Know their physical condI sent
fee of postage, 10 Al. adfe.s reert Of y cents IN
stupgrr postal cnriency. Address Dr La Gss "a Madsr
isne, AIOany, N. Y
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

~ sS6 Broadway corner Of Broome street. room No >
Kerchanta counseors and others who have Lest
sinsss u private nature by enrustng such business
"a il win be- attended faithfully and with despatch AL
business will be considered strictly conhden
Hal Good and faithful detectives be furnished n shor
kotice
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
AMUsRMEHTs.

l -~~-~->.~ AMUeEMENTS.
A o%Hpsnr % OF rhuslc.-rTALIAN OPERA
THIS 7wEDsEsszy, ,as,s syEsIsd tEs Haa Hzf Z a
sds Si b presented DonAs's sSsraas .AA ,sssv
LUCIA DI LAsMRRHooR,
'.' JEssfk ssii ae; Hss W aasbr.l asSssbisrslAi
her Ora appearance .; .AssimrLrAm ASST
!. \. s''.. aA.r.sssr . fsTisSs sfi.SSsI
in biz celebrated SsIslisa VIZ Il AshiP. :. n.,....
?ffSissI 4mgRsbx xiiiand os.r. in slooxya4sosxH
sATpApA11 efffsssS5nesgsA sfSff!fs S5nsss grand x.snss.
NEXT wEEK-FoRzA DEL DRsTISO.
morning Once q to &ssssy 4 Sssr scsis
Rss rssa Ss :i s's.ss: -
Bh0oxlr' as4RB as4RBHE IE4n.as 3s sysHq SER.
9Jas5s5 sSsssArfiSs fssSsSs siSi III
'mwfftH ITS UsArrkSaoas Ssha ssLy GREAT otsf ST..
%1;ssS Sss s,i s, Ne ss:
IRVING HALLwGEAsp r5t MD ccSSEsr,
haaR saarESsif FksE5aEF soaEE ara
tbs as'ssTsssd dsaas thru. ,..-s
NM . i Mr. E I. EaoLLRsHAusR.
A GRAND ORCHESTRA or Sixty PERFoRMRRA
oonduae0r TICKETS ii 10 ZACH fhEo rhoAAs
senih s.sst 4 Beer Sshis%srs 7ol srqaawsy !. Han
sssR sSss1 s. ass: aaa
N fahG0ss6s dhAS6 Rf koaodsScxknr
Of tho MLEE fls.ip hEnSsE H.sspsf: pE kArow
and tho sk iL'1sis %TH
TYiis EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Fob Is
NILE rSp 9ALassE Fl s1s EgsT5hy sssphnksf' ssf2'r'as
cNoRI S4 BESSsLARi &Sp ROSA ''1 Maseai aar Drees.
third ann anp Last cosssS on Thursday tho a
when tie young tnsrcan Mpss Ra rti%n up,qssRn99s
Mr.. .Ra RsEs. r. ss. s%ips" se viii hils.ss appear
Admission ST. Reserved seats . cents extra.
i ssss ss
rrHEATRE FRANcAEs-NIBLo's CONCERT sALoox
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
JESSE WERE; On iIhsV1SN TIE wAN66EssEn,s 6E RETURN.
anr1T siSss5 SSsSiS M sc9F bHSl..
1zgsshA agsslsa Il III r5ssH sss asB sBvHSsE lapE
Walters 'SfstGS S&faSEsE & ,s sosK I aKsF'' Of the
dressed II sff
Pro-. u.:ss..
SsS;s fs asS Is iSowrns
Circassian Girl Abino Boy, Learned Seal Living Otta
IN. ... Les. 'sps Sy1 y SIsy IStfx kEENH wA
COT s sse aasG ss
WOODS MINSTRELS, 5l4 BROADWAY
w Commences ut quarter to eight.
UNABATED SUCCESS. CROWDED HOU8n4
Fourth week Of the great burlcsque
THK STREETS OF NEW YORK:
Union Square, Washington MonumonA
Taa Ai r'FS PGSds 4 n sSs cSasissi6sss s2isi As
Hamlet LoSnsy Napoleon Fqlr Orcwn The Sleigh Hss&
RRYANTs.
ID Mechanics Hail. l72 Broadway, Above Grand sresa.
Mr. FRANK LRSIIH. Flrnt appearance this season.
Brilliant suooess OF the screaming burlcsque Of
THE LIVE fNJUN.
Hun x. Doree, the Live Injln;: M; DAN BRxAM8
Exempt Shakers Jack Cade. The Perfect CuraA
THE BEATS OF NEW YORK.
Sally Come up. Tnpanonon; The Pilly wllywnci HaaA
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

noRIC LODGE NO. $50 r. AND A MAs0Ns.-THH
~ members OF Dorc Lodge No 30 are hereby summoned
70 attend : regular communication Thursday February
16h Instant halfpss O'clock M for the purpos
10 the question for removal Of the lodge BY ordc
-of the W. n HENRY TIMPE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

nnno FOR THREE YEAR vOLuETrPRs ssa FOR
xtlb two year 500 for One yerr s0D0 for one year
subs.utc taW !or three yynr substitute Cal al No .
Ieroy place. Beecker street, toween grecne and Mercer
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

sT,HE NOTICE IN MONDAYS HERALD STATING
that the boiler makers AZ Rafferty, Smith 90 works
Paterson y, are on strike q based lalsehood
VIC about whvm the dispute labc-er
rood caulkcr and has worked such Ia tho besl shsp Ia
Paterson and and u consdc crci hrst workn.r
HAPFEHTY SMITH 90.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

ID Mechanics Hall, l72 Broadway, shove Grand sresa
Mr.. FRANK LESI,IK. Firat appearance this SEASON.
Brilliant success OF the screaming buresqus Of
THE LIVE 1NJUN
ARTEMUs WARD. THE MORMON GIRAFFE.
Exempt Shakers Jack Cade. The Perfect CuraA
THE BEATS OF NEW YORK
Sally Come up Tinpanonon Tho Pily willywinck BanA
Parquet 50 cents; Gallery, 80 cents Commence at X
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

HEADQUARTERS THIRTEENTH NEW YORK CAV
alryRecruis wanted, for the volunteer cavalry; the
highest cash bonntes paid the city Apply TO xCnpain
JOHN l.. CLEARY, Military Headquarters corncr q
Relief for families
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

DISCHARGFD SOLDIERS FOR THE INVALID CORPS
~ will receive the highest cash bounty at
No. Park place, corner OF Broadway,
room IT, third floor up stairs.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
A UCTION.-Sl2ON WORTH OF
"A Elegant PARLOR DINING ROOM LIBRARY and
'ShAmbER FURNITURE, MAGNIFICENT PIANOFORT
Carpets, suits Furniture. Paintings Vases Silver,

rIp UarIpess suits Furnltnre Painings Vases Silver,
THIS Day Wednesday, at O'Clock, comprising the entire
contents OF the residence 52 West Tweny between
Seventh and Eighth rosewood Secretary Library
four Psror and Chamber Suits French Pier Mir
tors Centre and Pier Tables Damask and Lace Curtains
superb Etsgeres Turkish Lounges and Arm Chairs
magnicen< French Clock Bureaus Mante Vases Paintings
elegant Panofote rosewood Bedsteads Bureaus Ward
Sobes Sofas spring Chairs Rockers Hair and Spring
lattrcsses Reds and Bedding China Silver Ware heavy
raved Cut Glass No postponsmeut Catalogues at house
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

rTAxEs.-TowN OF M0RRrsANIA, wEsTCHEsTER,
IL county The updersigned receiver of taxes for the
kown Of Morrissnis In daily attendance at his office
on Boston road First street. Morrisana from A. NJ 70
eP NJ Op al taxes paid prior 10 February two per cent
Collectors fees VIII be added After that date there will DO
On addition ~ hve cent The horse OF the Harlem
bridge, Merri.ana and Fcrdham Railway, from Harlem
Soss'' 'N'' JACOB KRRUTzRR. Receiver of Taxes