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Loca1 Itenaa.

ssssas saaFa1kssrwe call the AT
tention of oar German friends to n
notice in another column. The object
is'a good one, and we hope the meet
ing will be largely attended.
PROVOST CouRT,-The following
cases We're decided yesterday:
TIE United States rs. lGue,s,,
Doher, f'eedromun. Keeping a dis
orderly house. Found guilty. and
sentenced to pay fine Of sI5. and
the nuisance to be- .abated. .-p,.-s.',
1he Cnihd States rs. .AMe,s Roose,.
clttsep.-Assault and battery ON -
freed girl. Found guilty. end .en-
fenced to pay a fine Of S25. h
ACCIDENT oNrHE GaEEsv1LnE Rail
RoAD.-An accident occurred on the
Greenyille Railroad, ON Wednesday
afternoon, about one mile this side of
Alston. 1t was. occasioned by injury
done to the trestle-work by the re-.
cent heavy rains. One engine and
three ears were thrown off the track
but no damage to passengers. The
passenger train left yesterday as
usual, and would only sustainra a de-
lay OF three hours. TIE damage to
the road was to have been repaired
yesterday.
NEW AbvEnTlsEMENrs. Attention IA call
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the irst
tune:
Or. G. Ii. Miot--New Arrivals.
Stenhousc i Macaulay-Com. Merc',s.
Fisher Il acknowledgements Delight.
Mehrere Deutsche- -Einladunr.
II. I. Peake-Plans for Depot.
Summers 4 Berry Dissolution.
Nomination Of y. DIN Falley.
John, &. SeeSers & Co.-Lager Beer. &c.
SPOTTED LIKE DoMINoEs. The teeth,
ao"n Become speckled if every defilemeM
Is not removed from them every twenty
four hours. 70 do this effuctually. ther..
IS nothing like Sozodont. 1t literally rem
aers the enamel ilnperyious and dindestruc-
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SpoTFTi, LIKE DoMINoEs. The teetl,
aoon become speckled if every defilemeN
Is not removed from them every twenty
Tour hours. 70 do this effuctually, ther..
Is nothing like Sozodont. 1t literally rem
tible "
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1t is stated by prominent Senators
IN Washington that Mr.. Seward has
concluded secret treaty with Napo-
leon, by which the United States is
debarred from interfering with the
movement of the foreign troops now
supporting Maximilian. After the
withdrawal of the French, Maximie-
liam, it is understood, will offer him,
self rs a candidate for the Presidency
of the Mexican Republic Having
secured that position, he is to take
advantage of any small revolution, of
which Mexico affords SO many, and
declare himself Emperor, thereby
thanking the Monroe doctrine an1
having firmer imperial throne than
at present. 1t is probable the Senate
will solicit information from Mr.. Sc
ward concerning this little game.
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tice YVES destructive. We do not
want any moro OF III in oar genera
ton. We have buried ti1ss, = .
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The Liberals in Mexico have re
leased the twenty eight Confederates
captured near the Southern Akony OF
Cordova. As the arrest in the first
place was m unauth orized and un-
necessary one, it is no. ut all surpris-
ing that the release of the prisoners,
should have SO promptly followed.
The American squadron in E,,-
ropean waters, in view of the existing
warlike complications in that quarter,
is to be reinforced. One gun boat
has already been ordered to that
squadron. Several other vessels will
be sent 20 the same destination as
soon as they oan be fitted out for sea.
Washington Seabrook, OF st. Johns,
Island, is dead. His remains we're
inferred at Orangeburg, on last Snn-
day. 80 ......
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NEw wADvEnTIsEMENrs. Attention ~ c.u
ed to the following advertisemc cuts. which
are published this morning for the arst
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the Hungarians, dated at Turin, re-
commencing them to wait for the
course of events and remain as they
are, or enroll themselves in the Hun
garian Legion; and If matters pro-
gress in such Il manner as to offer =.
field for action, due notice will be
given.
LONDON, June 15-P. NJ. No
formal declaration Of war has Yet
been made, but the Emperor Of Aus
tria, in u speech to the Vienna Cor
poration, yesterday, said that, having
done everything else, he was COM
PEELED to resort to the sword.
Tho German Diet, by q vote OF
nine to six, resolved to mobilize the
federal army. The russian member
protested from the decision OF the
Diet. The Austrian representative
insisted on the indissolubility Of the
confederation, and the Dict voted its
adhesion to the Austrian declaration
The proceedings in the British
Parliament, on the 18th Of June,
were unim portant
In the extraordinary trial, in which
q Mrs. Ryvcs sought to establish her
self as q princess of the royal family
her mother having been married to
the late Duke OF Cumberland, the
! jury found q verdict against the
claimant The London Times treats
tie case us an impostlIre.
! In the French Corps 1.cgislatf, NJ
Rorher, i'll reply to Garnicr Pages
said the threatened disturbances in
Europe wero not likely to shake the
! favorable condition If the French
budget, but if the expenditure was
Increased by necessity of France as
suming armed neutrality, the Co
/ vernment would, of necessity, CON
woke tho Corps Legislatit Jules
Favre thcn opened the debate upon
| Mexico.
| The Bourse, on the 18th Of June.
! was weak, and closed at 63f. 43c
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Corporation Notices.
MAYORS OyYIoE, Nrw. YoRx, Jan, 1866.

MAYORS OyYIcE, Nrw. YoRx, Jan, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given that all persons
who require to be VACClNATED will be attended to
promptly without charge by application at either Of the Dis
pensares where Phyosns constantly In attendance; and
by the Heath Commissioners that all per:
sons who have Vlccnaied within tive should
avail ,hemseves Immediately the opportunity thu' afforded
or have the operation performed by their physcisns
THE NEW.YORK DISPENSARY 10 located 81 the corner
Of Centre and White streets
THE EASTERN DisPENsARY 10 located at the corner
OF Esssr and Grand streets, Essex Market
THE NORTHERN DlSPENSARY is located at the corner
of Wsverley place and Christopher stfeet.
THE DEMILT DISPENSAKY IL located at the corner Of
Second svrnue and Twenty.thifd street.
THE NORTH. WESTERN DlsPENsARY Is located at
No 81 Eighth avenue. =,
THE NORTHEASTERN DIsPENsARY 10 located In
Fity ninth street between Second and Third
JOHN r. HOFFMAN Mayor.
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MILITARY DIVISION OF THE IRNNRssKE.
CHIRP QUARrKRNAsTER's OFFICE,

L. :. MILITARY RAILROADS.,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 9, 1856.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
L ROLLING STOCK.-Win be sold AZ PUBLIC AUG.
TON AZ Memphis Tennessee. WEDNESDAY February 3,
lsfS TIE following described Rolling Stock VIZ:
a. -Four Locomotive Engines, feet gauge three old and
ssuan,.ed, repairsbleL
GO box aud 90 nine Flat Csrs--more or less-hve
SAME TIME AND PLACE
l Oae Locomotive Engine. FIVE feet gauge lying In the
ditch line Of the Missiispp Central Railroad twelve
miles North Of Grand Junction.
Al Nashville Tennessee "Wednesday, February IL, 1866,
-l BE- sold following described Rolling Stock, al Of hye
i.et gauge and in good rulnius order. viz;
a. One Locomotive Ensiue, Lyman sou;her builders
,lsl Eighteen Locomotive Engines, X Morris Son,
tglieIs. . -
81 one Locomotive Engine, Rodgers L. L ~ Works,
hDdeTs-
d. Ole Locomotive Engine sumbourn Smith, builders
Oh One Locomotive Tender
i!Ol Tp hundred Flat and Boz Cars, trnore less
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
81 Five Locomotive Engines, unseUiccabe.
Boilers and Running Gears for two t2 Dummy Engines nm
cable.
81 five spans $50 feet EACH NcCalum Truss Bridge. az
swo ,psA Bridge 50 fee, each.
u One hundred aud thiryhree perch 1st end % class
Ont Stone comprising foundation Of R,und House. .
phvie The balance Of Military Railroad Property remain
Ing nndisposed Of at that time.
sales will commence at each place ct 10 O'Clock m and
sstinuo until al the properly !, d.Posed o.
TERMS or SALE.
Government funds; when purchased by Railroad
fomp. credit az desiTed) Of exceeding two years
peyabc il monthly install with interest at tie late oil
so pei cent per anuGH secured by bond sat,actoy TO
Goverumen double the amount Of the property paf
thaeds
fo des pons Of the Engines be obtained on spPiea
rou 10 Capt = r. Hsuin. A O NJ. Nashville Tenn.
=. j. CHILLY. Bvt. MAJ. Il A. .. NJ, L. 3 A.
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Sales bp Anfiion.

A. NJ MTRvis Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Nos. 694 and
ID $50 Broadway, Of tth-st-Sales Of Books. Sta
tonery Picture, Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture Nc
MONDAY EVtNlNG Feb. IL, at O'Clock,
and ~ following evenings at the same hour
Z! IVA lE LlBKARl-of a gentleman now removed to
FuroIo comprising large collection Of choice Books on
Theology and general Literature eb scng variety Of tu
pesbly ILLUSTRATED WORKS. and including many very
Books &C. For particulars Catalogue TO be had at
tnIr.roOms
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Il LUDLOW 81 Co., No. 3 Pnest., will
Il. sell at Auction TUESDAY, Feb - at u o'clock, at
s Exchange SAesroom No III Broadway the valuable 50
rory BRsCK HOUSE, and LOT, No. % East fourihst,
Bqwey House 23Io0 feet In good order throughout
25xis feet gen;eel residence for private family.
Terms per cent at sale twohirds remain on mort
se ,1 cent per annum balance in thirty days when
lle lspeYs viii be ready.
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JAMES NJ. MILLER, Auclioneer,

NJ
Ofce No 70 Pnest New.York.
I~yFCTTORS' SALE Of VALUABLE PRO
H. nrCTIVE REAL ESTATE in BROOKLYN, Eastern
"'"''" JAMES IT. MILLER
vin.sust Auction, on MONDAY. Feb. H. 1906 at II
oocs A., the Fxchan-e Sales Rooms. No Ill Broadway
,r.r De direction Of The Executors Of the ate Grover C. fu
Dec. sed the folio wing auabe product property In
FEma Dwelling House and Lot No l4S Thirdst
Yrsu,e Dwelling House and Lot No i2j Fourth-st
vr9us Dwelling House and Lot No Il South tiTst-st
frsme Dwelling House and Lot Lo. 81 South Eirstst
grsu,e pve'ln. House and Lot No. 90 South First st.
Pane Tlonse and Lot No. 20 South Second
Frass Dwelling House and Lot No y South Secondst
rrcs store and Dwelling and Lot Nc. 10 fourth.st.
frek Store and Dwelling and 10; No 1873 tourth-st.
t1cs store and Dwelling and Lot No ~ Fourthst.
Erica store and Dwelling aud Lot No. l42 Eourh-si.
BrcE Dselng House North East corner Third and South
Bue,.t
Erics L.sel ing House No. o. Broadway.
Frick Dwel.iu : iiouse No. 81 Broadway.
Terms FoI maps and other particulars inquire OF me
a. q tie Auctioneer, No. 2S Pine t.. New-lor
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suBsisrgScE OFFICE, L. S. A., No souTH GAYsT..l
BALTIsoRK Nd. Jan. 81, 1856. )
~ OVFRNNFNT SALE OF SURPLUS

-
VI BARD BREAD.-sealed Proposals in duplicate will
received this Office daily and opened at IL O'Clock on
pebuay for the purchase Of surplus GOOD HARD BREAD
c hand - this depot. - ,
The Bread il in Of fy t50) pounds each All the
bread offered under this advertisement h.s been carefully
d Inspected each box having been opened
,uaed I'D then TecOovefed and box allowed replaced
Which not Gene up the standard Tor issue to troops
No proposals received for less than twenty 2 boxes Pur
slases vii delivered board OF transports without eI
I&rse 10 the purchaser.
Payment required IN Government funds on notification OF
.eepisc. OF bid Twenty days allowed purchasers TO re.
rove stores. should navigation he closed during this time
osr will not be considered Proposas 10 be IN
tgss1 envelope possls for Hard Bread ind i'd
tfete6 TO THOMAS WILSON, BIevei Lieut.. Col.
and {. 5. L. 5. a. Brevet Big. Gen. NOls.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
Lessee and Manager. WILLIAM WHEATLEY.
THE sRw-YoRK HKRALD.)
In order to facilitate the arrangements Of families for the
ensuing week. Mr. Wheatley has thought advisable to
announce the plays in which Miss BATEMAN will sppe1
MONDAY, 18th.
WEDNESDAY, l4b,
AND
FRIDAY. 18th inst,
The Rev. Dean Mmsns famous tragedy,
THE ITALIAN WIFE,
will be presented. In which
MISS BATEMAN
win sustain her very celebrated character,
BLANCA;
Or, The ITALIAN WIZ
TUESDAY, 18th,
THURSDAY, 18th,
SATURDAY, 18th,
Bulwer's Asoh.s play. the
will be performed, with
MISS BATEMAN as PAULINE.
Mr. Whestley deeply regrets that Miss Bstemans unpreee
dentedy successful must terminate the l7o
consequence Of prior arrangements There can,
therefore, be repetition Of their attractive and intellectual
representations
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Surg. u. :. A., Medical Purveyor.
c. W. BOTELER, jr., Auctioneer.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING REAL

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING REAL
" ESTATE for SALE AT AUCTION.-The Real Estate
~. -.onsihg to the Norwich Arms Company, known
f3,..fe AInory ttusted on the road from Norwich 10
~ 90 shout half mile nom the Wsuiegan Hotel. IN
a., VI Nofwlrh lying between the Sheucket River and
sI~en aud Nv forester Railroad having frontage Of
A., - eel on each, and containing about three On
.,5 ere Ssiofy brick building, about 2oOr5O feet,
10, . e Soi and thsns aud betting complete. drying
a. aud Gas pipes for heating and lighting Of the
tn We SANE premises. good brick Office storebouse
sitf , sHa boiler house. and lsory br.ck building
Icoi about 2VlJlO0 feet, with shsng and betting
E4t tto steam pipes, -four boilers and engine suf
49, ~ "a. Hiseliinrry III both buildings.
On ,ns HIesIyir road adjoining the above brick
HbCth' containing twelve teneIDents, with the
ia, -. ~ stands also Moth Of the iast-ns ed prem.
,hosi ie' q LAND on ssid street having depth Of
ee tnd Running hack - the YVilrotd These three
ru.g W ftyNiI be offered pubic auction on the
o,l v" TUESDAY The 18Th day Of Febrnary next AZ
81 80 a. in taniess previously disposed Of Al private
- posu,ey sod 10 the highest bidder on favorable
''' Wal ot lad. hnovn a. the time oftae.
Ia-s,i.,a Co.., l. .. ~ l. GLEASON, Trustee.
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MEbIcAL iURvEIoRs OFFICE,
MAaHfADrnN u 4 keh 4 lAl6

NAsHiAGTONi ID e., feD. y, 1910
GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO
- THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or TIE Army
Al A10ion Sale Of Valuable MEDICINES no longer re-
tufsd The Medical Department, u. s. Army will be held
10 TINS ely IU RSDAY the let day Of March nett, and
ts,etedng days necesEaTy at 10 ocock at the ware
houses eted Judiciary square fifth and streets back
Of the Cry Hall
TIE Medicines in the original Tseksge' and the sen
bcn Of The trade il invited 10 this sale, Which viii embrace
NJ following principal articles, vizi
,seIAaric Ether 500 10 Alcohol, 800 bottles Compound
ITi' Ether so n Simple Cerse, OcO n Choroform,
20 10 fiud Extract Of BUchu, 80 n Fluid Extract Of
.hc1ohe 5o ID Fluid Extract Of lpecscuanha $50 10 Fluid
siHsc q Hkubsrb, $50 n Mass Hydrsrg, $50 n DOveIs
ISwa, 20 n Cod Liver OH, 900 bottles Csmphor Pulls
~ ogitbi Compound Csthhitic PILE 5000 dozen Opium
100 dozen; lodge Of Potassium, 200 n RhUb9Ib, 500
Powdered RhubarB $50 n sirnp Of sqals, 500 n Com
F-La pnts Of Lavender, $40 n beside other erticles
p"Io o. 'xty articles Of the Mafeyia Msdea IN lots si
Ni V Tie above. will BE- offered for sale.
Nsttcs rs containing complete list with full PARTICULAR
!. Dc ready by the 18th inst
rtm'- Cash. Ia Government funds
ropTty. & SUTHERLAYD
Surg U. :. A., Medical Purveyor.
o.
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Amuaementa.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE
IN observation-disclosures. MAX MARETZEK.

n CADEM1 Ot MUSlC-m hllNEE.
"A Director. MAX MARETZEK.
(rHIs ESTABLISHMENT poKs NOT ADVERTISE IBn
NETWORK HgRALD.)
THIS MORNING. ......GRAND MATINEE at IL
THIS SATURDAY. MORNING, Feb. 10, al II,
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
TO COMMENCE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
TO COMMENCE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
when will be presented the Immensely successful comic Opera
CRISPINO T. LA COMARE,
tTHE CoBBLER ANIL. THE FAIRY
with Its brilliant and complete cast, including
uver Mis- CLARA LOUISE KELLoooi ,,onr,,,
ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR ONLY, TO ALL PARTS
OF THE HOUSE-NO RESERVED SEATS.
tickets can now be obtained OF all tie Ticket Offices
NOTlCE-The Academy having been previously let for
other purposes after clock that day. the Matinee on this
occasion win
COMMENCE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
Doors open at 10 O'clock
SPECIAL NOTICE-ArrangementE have been made for
the magnificent DECORATIONS of the ARION SOCIETY
BALL prepared at great expense by NIC0LAi MEISTER.
to remain in the Academy durn;
TO-DAY'S MATINEE.
REPERTOIRE OF THE COMING WEEK.
MONDAY. ...............ONLY NIGHT OF MARTHA.
TUESDAY. ...........................D DON sEbAsLAN
MSEDNEspAY pgy sEBASpixH
fklDAY.... DlAFOLo
The sale Of reserved seats and tickets for OF the above
named performance will commence THIS MORNING stSi
the regular tic ket Offices.
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AInsiral 1nslrnments.

A VERY ELEGANT secondhand ROSE
IA WOOD PIANO, in tiptop order, for SALE low Al'o
at 30 per cent lees than old prices
Several good Paror aud Chapel ORGANS for sale cheap or
to hire by the month. at AXIOM PIANOFORTE WAKE
ROOMS, No. 40 Broomest.
DIANO.FORTES at largely reduced prices
For elegance Of finish and durability are un.ur
passed. Three SECONDHAND PIANOS at bargains
CUMMINGS JENNYS, No. 726 broadway
FJNHE MASON Il HAMLIN CABINET OR.
l. GANS-FIfTY.TWO GOLD SILVER MEDALS
or other HIGHEST PREMIUMS have been awarded NJ.
H. within few years and SEVENTEEN within the last
four weeks, FOR THE BEST INSTRUMENTS OF THIS
GENERAL CLASS
Printed testimony presented in their circulars from more
than $50 Of the eminent and musicians In the
country that THE MASON 4 HAMLIS CABINET olt'
GANSARE UNEQUALED. Prices, $40 10 5000 Ware
rooms, No. 500 broadway. NewloIk
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Magnificent Decoration Of the Arion Bal VIII remain
T,HEO. THOMAS SYMPHONY SOIREES
AT IRVING HALL.
Mr. THEO. THOMAS begs 10 announce bis
FOURTH SYMPHONY SOIREE,
10 take place
THIS SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 10, at o'cloch
SOLOlSTS.
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
(By kind permission Of Mr. MAX MARzTlEK)
Mr.. 8. b. MILLS, -
Mr. WILLIAM MASON,
Mr. A. y. TULMTN Hsrpist.
A GRAND ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY PERFORMERS.
PROGRAMME.
Overture Manfred, op. us .schnmsnn
Air. Return. God Of Hosts" SAMSON. Handel
Miss Adelaide Phiips
Concerto for two Pianos fat first tine) ...MolaTt
Messrs Mills Mason, aud Orchestra.
Aria "voi che Sspete," Nozze di Figaro....,MozaIt
Miss Adelaide Philips.
Introduction 10 Tristan and Isolde rst tuie Wagner
Symphony No. 5, c minor. op. 67.:::.... Beethoven
CondSctor ............. THEODORE THOMAS
Tickets 81 so EACH including reserved seat; can now BE-
at Seinwsy Sons Nos II and 70 East Fourteenth
s Beer Schirmer's, No FOL Broadway Root Anthony
Co.'S No. Fl Nassau Schubert Coz, No. $40 Broadway,
and at Irving Hall
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Ale0ital.

DISEASES Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Pro-
ate-Tbr afflicted will learn how 20 obtain relief by
sddressp. "FELLOW SUFFERER oaion ID, Bib,
House. New York City Enclosing two stsmp..
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Professional Notices.

4 RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.-ARTlFI-
n CIAL EYES made 10 order and inserted bv Dire y.
BAUCH and Y. GOUGfLMANS formerly employed by
Roi.sonn.sn OF PAris). No $50 Broadway. N-wiorh
nR. WM. EARL" WORK Of $40 Pages on
Ple, Structure and Obscure Bisessss Of the Pelvic Wis
crrs &C. Price Mailed fee to any part. AeiIe"
No. u White It,, New iors.
NJ ID. THOMPSON, NJ. d., HYGIENE
NJ PHYSICIAN. No. 20 siHtha'e., N f.-speea
bo1r, ~ 10 m Swedish movements for Consumption
Dy.pep.s Con.tpston. Paralysis. Spinal Diseases F.@Ae
Disease All diseases succesly treated without poison
drugs
SURGICAL HOSPITAL. under the exclusive
- care OF EDWARD II DIXON NJ. D., Editor Of The
The Obscure Diseases OF the P.lyie
yi,eers Hernia icmoboids Narcoeele f.,uia and sic
,ur, Ofce bous from to 8, 10 and to evening" al
No. a Fiitlraye
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THE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
i and Upright PIANOS. MELODEOSs and oAni
NET ORGANS Whole.ae and retail To let. and rent al
purchased Monthly payments received for the 'ams
Secondhand pianos At bsrssins from Sbo TO HII9 Iseoy
and Wsreroo t3l Broadway Cash paid iof tecondbshn
Pisnos Piano. tuned Sheet Music little soed at cenis
per PAGE Brooklyn Rooms $50 Fulton st over Dime Savings
Bank.
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NEW EDITION-JUST PUBLISHED
~ Or. LARMONTs MEDICAL and SURGICAL WORK
on diseases the Pelvic N.cera Nervous Debility Piles
Fi.tua Structure aud Constitutional Affections Also
tanning large number illustrating the subjects resed
of In the work Sold mailed any address by the Doctor
No I7J broadway, for - So by 4. Warner. Publisher
No V.sey-,t. treatment from 10 a IN. TO p. IL.
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q Snfl REWARD.-Stolen from our safe
ROOO on the might OF February 3, 1890. Dry Dock
Ess Broadway aud BATTERY Railroad, FIRST MORIGAUE
BONDS Nos l9 and 100 e0 each; aud Bleeckerst and
Fulton Ferry railroad Bond No 81! Of 900 Payment
has been .opped) Also Deeds Leases and other papers
$50 will be given for the Of the papers and f2 Tor
the conviction Of the burglars. J. W. STEVENS BROS,
Lumber Dealers. foot 4 Forty tevruth.st. y. r.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and INTERCHANGEABLE. WHEATLEY


~ Lessee and Mansser"..."......WM WHEATLEY
(THIs EsTABLIsHNEgr NOT ApvERrIsH IN fHn
NETWORK HERALDD
LAST NIGHT BUT SIX
GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDIENNE
Miss BATENAN.
TWO PERFORMANCES. -
EVENING-COMMENCiNG AT1}
Mr. Whestley, in reply to nnumerabe inquiries begs
thst IN accordance with the universally expressed desire
see Miss BATEMAN In Of those characters In which
she established herself In the estimation OF the New OH
public he will be compelled TO withdraw this avorite impcr
sonston after this week
Mise Batenan elsewhere prevent the posi-
b,y Of continuance of this most extraordinary successful
performance which hundred. have been unable to procure
seats to witness. lie has prevailed upon Miss bsemsn
giyes -
GRAND LEAH MATINEE,
THIS SATURDAY, Feb 10,
COMMENCING AT ONE,
20 meet the wishes of families Tho have found impossible IA
attend the evening Of this wonderful and justly
esteemed young lady ry,s ryry,vo
POSITIVELY LAST REPRESENTATION
y '"' NV SUCCESSFUL PLAY OF THE DAY,
by Mosen,hL, entitled
LEAH
10 which Mw BATEMAN will sustain her original char
scter.
Mr.. J. o. Cowper J. B. studlsy, j. @ Burnett D; e.
H. Rende re- Mrs. A. Ferry Fsren, II. Chapman. Everett,
Burke Lulu. &c, kc, IN the cast ,
New Scenery Costumes. Appointments and original Music
Music Conductor, Harvey d. Dodworh.
Admission, rs cents. Reserved Seats. 81. Orchestra
Chairs 81 50 Seats in Dress Circle Private Boxes, d ~
Family Circle lentIanee on Srosbyst.G 50 cent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10
Amusements.

WALLACK".
w Proprietor and Manager. Nj. LESTER WALLACK.
(THs ESTABLISHMENT NOT ADVERTISE
NEwYoRK HERALD)
Open ct Il O'Clock. eRegins ata
SATURDAY
Third time here) the Rev James Whites nne Play Of the
KING OF THE COMMONS,
With Appropriate Scenery Appointments and avery Powerful
In which win appear Mesus T. w. Wssck Charles Fisher,
John Gilbert Mark Smith, Young b. Ringgod Norton,
nques. Miss Carmsn &c &c.
MONDAY-Seventeenth Representation OF
HENRY DUNBAR.
TUESDAY-Beneft OF
Mr.. J. w. WALLACK.
when the powerful and effective FIVE ACT PLAY entitled
THE IRON MASK
will be produced
WEDNESDAY-A Popular Play.