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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-27
Monday. October 10Th. 1866.

N0N00y. OctOOer 10th, 1866,
at l o'clockP P. NJ at the door of the
COURT HOUSE, IN UPPER SANDUSKY
the following described real estate, situate in
said county of Nyandot, to-wit: The North
east quarter of the South west quarter of section
fifteen (I5), in township three (3). South of
range fourteen ia East containing 40 acres,
appraised at $40 per acre.
The Northwest quarter of the Southwest
quarter of section ten (10(, in the same town
ship and range, containing 40 acres, appraised
at $40 per acre.
The South east fraction of section fifteen 15),
in the same township and range. containing
and 60-l00 acres, appraised at $40 per acre.
The fraction on the left bank of the river in
section twenty five (25), of the same township
and range containing 55-100 of an acre, ap-
praised at Sc.
The South fraction of the of the Southwest
quarter on the right bank of the river in sec.
ton nineteen G9) of township three (3), South
of range fifteen Q5) East, containing l and
92-l00 acres, appraised at SIS.
The Northeast fraction of the North east
fractional quarter on the right bank of the
river of section thirty two (32, in township two
~. south of range fourteen (14) Feast, contain
ing and 25-l00 acres, appraised at $50.
The East half of the Southeast quarter of
section four az in the township last aforesaid
containing ~ acres. appraised at $40 per acre.
Lot number one e. of said section four az,
containing 55 and 5O-1OO acres, appraised at
$50 per acre. and lots numbered nineteen (19)
twenty (2O), twenty one (21), twenty two (22),
twenty three (23), and twenty four (24) in the
town of Smithville, appraised at $25, EACH
Terms of SALE one-third in hand, one third in
one year, and one third in two years from the
day of sale with interest, the payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
J. M. SMITH,
H. II. SMITH,
Administrators of
DANIEL SMITH, deceased,
J. D. & G. SEARS, Attorneys.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-27
Administrators Sale
REAL ESTATE!

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER GRANT
4 Ed by the Probate Court Of Wyandot coun-
ty, Ohio, we will offer for sale at Public Auction
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-27

~ Every man who ran to Canada:
during the war in order to escape the
draft, is now an earnest advocate of the
immediate and unconditional admis-
sion of perjured rebels and traitors to
Congress.
Every participator in the New York
riot, and murderer of men who never
thought harm to our Government, is
now a loud supporter of Andrew John
son.
President Johnson denounces those
who voted for Lincoln as traitors anC
towards, but has no word of rebukt
for Davis, Lee, Monroe, Forrest 81 Co
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-27
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified ad-
ministrator on the estate of Orville P. Tuttle,
late of Wyandot county. Ohio, deceased.
CORNELIUS TUTTLE.
September 81, 1S66-3t
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Go farmers ano Oth:rs.
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY,
II nnasINnTn

NURSERY,
Is BLOOMINGTON, ILL.
lh Year 80 Acres Eight large Greenhouses seven Of
oo each General tment Of Nursery StOrkStandsrd
and Dwarf Ar pie. Pear Cherry Plan. Apricot Hses EsTy
P..rb Fig. Mulb-tri-s, Gc
,RapEs and SMALL FRuITs-Lsrgs Stock; Doolittls
Raspberry s75 per 600; kitatnny aud Crystal White
Riarkbrrry, Russell and Agriculture 1t Strawberry.
srOCKs-Prsr Ounce, Mshsleb Mazzsrd Paradise
a. EDS-Prar. Peach, hppe, Usage Orange.
GRIPF CUTTlNG3--Caia~ba Concord. lSabella. made
before cold weather. also Ounce, Poplar. aud Willow
RHfiHARB-Linrsus and victori.. large supply.
APPLE ROOT GRAFTS-Spl-ndid lot; loo, psckef, &h
snecisI list, to order, II srnt early. while grating
stGE ORANGE PLAErS-FiDe at wholesale and retail
p0TATOEs-Euly Goodrich. Gleason, Calico New Early
.1ts 81 rs per peck; Cuzco Garnet Chill Pt1ksye Rus
tv.coai Z Is per bush. packed.
ENS-Over 20 acres, mostly medium and small
CONTINENTAL TREES and sHRUBS-Including srae
srd ,ua Silver Maple Elm, Mountain Ash Larch Beech
E,Ieb Linden Tulip Tree, Honey Locust, &c.
posTSRes stock aud assortment. knows COO vare
tie. including the very nrwest. -
GREENHOUSE aud BEDDING PLANTS-lEclodins
Pnchas 20 named sorts; Lautanas, % sors; Peargoni
am. % sorts Phloaes 50 sortswih numerous vArie
he. Of Gen anum, Tree Caruaons Chfysauthenum., "a
ea. Azseas Vincs Vsiegsa, Vase and Basket Plants.
sppi;y; Notwithstanding Tubsro.e. Gsdious, Lilies.
T,gefo~rf &C. Dshlas, $50 Sorts many CRY roots grow
IN pots sui able to send by mail -
send two red stamps for catalogues ORDER EARLY.
r.. X. PHOENIX.
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At Same Place,
On WEDNESDAY. Feb H.
- VIII be sold. a stock Of
NEW BLANK BOOKS STATIONERY, WRAPPING
PAPER, end 1900 STANDARD MEDICAL BOOKS,
Consisting IN part Of
ltO ce pies Grsy's Anatomy
% copes Dnuglisou's Medical Dictionary.
80 copies Practice Medicine, Woods, Bennsts, Wst.
soiiI &C
50 copies Daiton's Physiology.
80 copies ViTchow's Pathology.
100 copies Surgery-Gross Euchteu, Fefguteni be-
600 copies u. :. Dispensa0Ty,
90 copies BeckS Juris prudence.
50 copies Parnshs Pharmacy
~ copies Their peutics. Wood, and Stile-
900 copies Minor Surgery.
S15 copies Surgical Anatomy
y copies Chef ig'Ty Fowues.
% coytt5: Us5s;tT'3 piespary, &c.
go Blank Books, quiz Csp halt bound
I0C0 Blink Books. small quartO
525 Blisk Books. cue. whole bonnd
50o Relms Writing paper, cap litter and noe.
20 RrUius Wrapping Paper assorted.
1000 lnkstands. various patterns.
hN00i ijhe ops. assorted
$3.50 Bisuk Books. miscellaneous
800 Portfolios.
Pencils. Pens Ink &C, &c.
Some o. the Medical Books are 1ee6nd.hsnd and will
cod separately The Books ID ln.,rememIs can BIO
spertcd the day before the SAL Cstoges NAV be had on
spPSos,iOn. RIO 6TRT FIETCHER.
surgeon sno freyet Colonel u. S. Vols,
Medical PurveyOI U. :. 4.
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BUKEAU ogoaDxASoE. Navy DEPARTMENT

BUREAU oPUaDSASog NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON III. Jan. ~. 10 q.
GALE OF NAVY POWDERS at the NAVY
- YARD. Portsmouth ~ II. There will be- 40 10 the
highest bid o. the fourteenth 4) day of February
1876 Office Of the Inspector Of Ordnsnce the Ports
mouth Nsvyisrd by sample Five thousand 5000 barrels
OF Navy Powders.
Terms cash. in Government unds. halfto be deposited
end the SALE the remand within ten days ae
ward, during which time the Powders must be removed
from the Portsmouth Mag zine ct tue Navy isd otherwise
they will revert TO the Government
II. A. WISE, Chief Of Buresn.
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Sales hp 4uttior.
A. NJ. MrkwIs. Ascs,sne<r.
~ RLNGG hRDuLIA A. "

A NJ. Mtkwis. Aocsisneer.
ny BANGS. MERWIN d Co., Nos. 694 and
- ts6 Brosdvay, cor. Of +th-rt-SSes Of Books sts
oensry Pictures WORKS q Art Fsncv COCOA Purnars No
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. %, at oc'oek.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of vAiusbr Standard and Miscelane-
Gus Books, including many choiee WORKS kc Also large
coileron Of Sheet MUSlC both Instrumental and Vocal
Catalogues are ready.
GOVERNMENT SALE. - Extensive Sale
W III BE- sold at Auction the Medical Pnrvyors Ware
c, 1866
BIDDING.
1000 Hair Mattresses. jointed.
l3O00 Hair Pillows.
1900 Bed Ticks
z10Oi Connt-rpines Linen and Maseiles
zOoO Mosquito BarG
$1,000 Pillow Cases,
500 Pillow Ticks.
sO.QOo Sheets, Linen and Cotton.
CL0THIAQ
econ Shirt,
10000 Drawers
$500 Dressing GownG
1900 Socks
1000 Slippers.
1000 Night Caps.
34,oo0 Towels. fnl size. hucksbsck.
1890 Roller Towels, crash.
1000 Napkins.
2,UO ysrds Red Flannel.
600 yards Gufta P-ycha Cloth.
4OC0 Guts Prrcha Blankets.
1000 India RI der Cu.hons and Pilowa
loo Caves nanmocks.
600 Canvas Blanket Cases.
1000 n Oakum aud Tow.
Cotton bars. Cotton Wadding Tape, &c.
t mail portion OF the foregoing articles are second
hand and viii re sold separately. 1be greater Ia are new
nd In original packages asiogpr may BE- bad on sPpies
lon FObEkT FLEICHEH
Surgeon and Brev-t Col u - Nos
Medical Purvryor U. g. A.
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-. scARrEHxAsrKR. GxSERAI's OFFICE,

a. .3cARTERMAsTRR' BkNKRALt UIIICE'
COVE sM a'ESIF's sAIEs D..slil OF RE-
- 81 AVID HORsESThe QusrieTnsster-General OF the
d iy Iro.s that all the Government Horses no" At 0e'-
v" Alb C. he sold 70 the highest bidders. ,... =.
<TLES viii therefore take psoe at GIEsBORO, ID.
~, beSiuntae on - $500, ,.o,,,,,, =, ,oex
AadE on,nuiug ON each TUESDAY and THURSDAY there
amer auth al are disposed Of -, - A.,
Roat will esvs the sixthse wharf every h0ut On 'ue
fsse Hols,s have been carefully selected and are superior
80 any heretofore offered for sale.
Animals will be sold sipgiy.
Sales to commence at 10 O'clock a. m.
refms-Cssh In United States currency .,
JAMES A. EKiN,
Breve,. Brig Gen In charge First Division, O. NJ o. o.
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L GRAND HOTEL DU, LoUvRE.

PARIS. GRAND HOTEL Du1orvar.
Essbished In 1885, Sustrd in the part Of Psr
KuE DE- RivoLI PLACE pu PALAIs ROYAL
Six bedrooms Of frou ar to 2 ~ sitting at
from ar TO afr richly decorated dining saloon; tsb'e
db6te at o'clock pubic coffee and dining choice
wines dnnrrs served la carte both In the dining and
private spamen's; reading and Conversation ssoons also
saloons for musical wedding and her parties; ali
papers snd serial publications received dysns coffee smok
Ing and bardrooms numerous bathrooms; carriages IN tie
premises fstclsss private equpesrsat command onbuses
running all the railway stations postal letter box t-le
graph Office day aud nisht Photographic studio; stsf OF
servants speaking all languages
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee and Msnageress.......Mrs. JOHN WoOu
Stage Il SELWYn
trnu xsrAsLsHnESr Doss not ADvERrns In rHs
sEw.foRK HEKALDD
Mrs. JOHN WOOD
having returned from successful ensaremen 81 fnhs
dephia vii make her first appearance In two montnsp %
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. ~,
In her rrsst comedy in pvr,onation OF
LADY GAN SPANKER,
In Boucicault's elegant COMEDY IN acts, entitled
LONDON ASSURANCE.
with the fsvorite and eminent artist
Nh. L. L. DAVENPORT as DAZZLE.
support,dbys ,,,,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENING"
LONDON ASSURANCE,
THURSDAY, Feb. ],
Mrs. JOHN WOOD
viii appear In her celebrated character Of
ANNE BRACEGIRDLE.
And for the first time here. the petite d. anna OF
THE TWO FRIENDS,
10 which Dir. z. l.. DAVENPORT will epprar.
In active rehearsal COMEDY rnrd
WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN
and the interesting drama Of
BLACk.EYED SUSAN
Also, Burlesql- md
ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA
Doors open at Il O'Clock; curtain uses at ~
Seats srcured three days In adyaue-.
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Amusemenfs.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and MAn.ssr-...-......wM wHEATLEY
tTHu ssfAsIsHxksr poks sor ApvxnrIss urHs


rEr-rohE HEaAIp.l
Begins al "a, concludes 1t loA
THIRD AND LAST WEEK BuT T"V
OF the great American Trsgedienpe,
MISS BATEMAN,
Who's. wonderful impvrsonsticn Of the original character OF
LEAH,
has sttracted, e,ch evening,
Mr. wHEATLEY feel, great pleasure in having had the
eppoituny Of rsinioducing her warm friends end al
the pubic OF EewYok this CITED and estrrned
Young lady whose talents have for the LAS, three years Justly
xansd for her acre I'd the ASSURED posi- loo Of the
FIRST TRAGIC ACTRESS OF THE TIME.
And who returns 10 the zenith OF her fame snd popu
arity IN the principal cities OF Great Britain and ireland
Her Triumphant European has been re echoed oy
the voice Of her friends aud countymen IN this
rlty and the overwhelming mu'itudes who nightly throng
Nbos 0arden attest the delight with which his stis. has
MONDAY EVENING, jan 2e 1856
and evening during the will be presented aosen'
thsrs beautiful play Of
THE JEWISH MAIDEN.
In which Miss BATEMAN will snstsin her original character
Of LEAH ind the following powerful cast embrsciug the
nsmrs OF Mr. j. C. Cowper Mr.. J. q. Burnett j. b.
s,uaey this hTt appearance az this th-etet D. T. hston
Rendle. tc.: Mr.. A. Perry. FarTen, IL Chapman, sis'
Evrrrtt, Burke. Lulu. &c, nc.
The play produced with
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
ORIGINAL MUSIC.
NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES AND
APPOINTMENTS.
Admission, IS cents Reserved Sests. 81 Orchestra
CLsirs So Seats In Dress Circle Private Boxes 81 80.
+ umily Circle teniIanee on Crosby.st.l so cent?
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
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proposals.
OYYIcE or THs DEPor CuARTERaAsrEK, {
FORT LFAvEyvogrH, Kansas. Dec. ~, 1875.
OPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTS
OyYIcE or

& IN. no lag
~ isI't, ." ~, ~ ~ mn I. ~, non n,
DhOIOSaLo fOh hhDli ihANor Ohi A.
TlON-Srs I'd Proposals. will be received at this ohee
u u o'clock the sat day OF January 1856 for the .n,
porson OF mitEiy suPyes during the year 1900 on the o
Osing routes; vp..,.,,
RocfE NO l-from Fort. Leavenwortb, Laramie and hiiry
and other depot, .hsi nay o. established during tue spGvs
-.
r.
Pou 2. s,su s ~ ~ ti ny w "a Ii. ,s - i,;,a
re- OF Neptss.s a. ,usno sui III ~ so " aI
- ~ hofs5 su ~ ~ ~ a. ,h ;dS.,
70. l.f o. Ooo 1n n",.a o. ioI H. =, Witch sbsy
W VIC . 80, h f,ns nontb. from nril 10
.n,.,h. nc'n'irs or m. wear liss
a. re. Ea,,' ,.n.,o,,h aud Riex In the
ho1Is 10. "a IT." 80 ~ Kn.s. IN d. = ate of
s ~ ~ ~ ,s,i,,n. H., ~. ,y NAV n. ,.t.b.
~ ~ -. ~ a. she Tsr,orv 81 Coorsdo
,oed IN he s'ste %, A1s o, I'M di. ,nnpIie. fom
E, " 18th md 80 Eort Union N NJ or other depot
~, nv s Ia tst TERRITORY to Fort Garland and
dr., MN, or Mats on the ro1t. Bidders 10 state
he 80 me-, I nonrJs mr. 100 mile. Of which they will trans
nnyt In s,rh OF m. months from Ap to Sepe-
H. incia.iy. of The wear lSss
RouII Ma 5-SGom Fort Union or such other depot as
NAV he In the Tertiary of New Mexico to eny
nd. n, ,aion, that NAV b. rsshrd in the territory sud
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EXECUTORS SALE of REAL ESTATE
H JAMES NJ. MILLER will SELL at auction TUES.
DAY Jan 80 1856 at o'clock at The .alssroom No III
Broadway the direction Of EXEC UTORS Of the
ESTATE OF PETER VREDENBURGH deceased;
STORE aud LOT No. 1Ol broadway. between Dey and
Eutorss sold subject to a Lease expiring May L. 1869
HOUSE and LOT No. 2C6 SPringt between Sullivan and
C1ark-sts.
RouTthsts.
For further psrticulsrs inquire Of PETER ANDERSON,
No ~ Wallet, or T.iOMA: EARLE. No is John 1t.
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BrnxAr Or ORDNANCE, NEyT pkPtsTsEsr,

GALE of about one thousand U,Ooo( tunS OF
A. Navy SHOT aud SHE'LL at the fors near the entrance
a. Cape fcsr Riyer North Carolina ,.I H., ., V.h-.
Noc. !, herrby oven that the 18Th day o. teeTraiy
& ths,s u be sod At public section 70 TIE hShe.t hisef
yssrve and In Iots 10 suit purchaers soSnt 9ls
,hn.nS N eoo uns more or lsss, Of SHOT snd shEtL
shrou INTO The Forts the entrance OF Cape Fe' he' "
- h, The Nav d,rnE their bofnbs rdmen'; - -, 49,.
fsTms cash IL Government funds onehA the
., ~ rsa Nv he purchaser the esifRatsc weisnt'
pron he eonousion Of the sale ard TIE rran
ar on lie 6etsSi weights upon delivery and removal s ,
"a nat take place thin days sitef the sdie' "'e ~
Vr"'eV'iss vi" is's'' ~ n a WIsR Chief Of Braeau
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MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TEySEEsER.
CHIEF QU4 RTzRNAsTER'S OyRICE,
n = MfIrEAkV KAuRnlnH


U ;. MILIfAkN RAILROADS, (
NASHVILLE, lem. Jan. 9, 1866
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
~ ROLLING STOCK-Wn be sold at PUBLIC AUG
FiON ct Memphis. Tennessee, WEDNESDAY February 7,
se66. the follow ing described Rolling stock. viz:
rSos Locomotive Engines i've ee'sanse Three old and
90 Sixteen Boz aud ~ uiDe Flat CsrsmoTe or lessfye
SAME TIME AND PLACE
~ One Locomotive Engne i've feet gauge, lying IN the
aieb the linz Of the Missppi Central Railroad twelve
aiss North OF GRIND Junction.
Nashville T.nnesser, Wednesday, February a. 1866
Will be- sold The following described Rolling Stock all Of tive
beS gauge and In good running order viz:
t One Locomotive Engine. Lyman Sousber, builders.
us) Eighteen Locomotive Engines, X. Morris Son.
tgildeTs.
GU One Locomotive Engine, Rodgers L. NJ Work,
lailders.
az One Locomotive Engine Sumbourn Smith, builders.
~ One Locomotive Tender.
t20) Two bundled Fiat AID Box Cars, (nore or lestl
aAME TINE AND PLACE.
60 Five Locomotive Engines. unservicrable.
Boilers aud Running Gears for two ~ Dummy Engines,
servicrBbe
tsl Five Spans, $50 feet EACH McCslun Truss Bridge a.
Two spans Bridge, 50 feet each.
3J One hundred aud tirtythree perch ls and I'd class
Cot stone, comprising foundation Of Round House.
Viii Aiso be- sold abOv. mentioned date at Memphis and
Eshve the baAnce Of Mi ary Railroad Property remain
ing rndisposed Of at that time
Sass will ct each place At 10 o'clock "a, and
s0Dtinue until all the pfopery IL disposed Of
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash in Government funds; hen purchased by Railroad
Companies credit Of desired Of exceeding years.
payable in bly, install with interest the rate OF
$40 per per secured by bond satisfactory to
tbs Government for double the amount Of tho property
sha~ed
Foil descriptions Of the Engines be obtained spplcs
don TO Capt :. r. Hauil. A. q H.. Nashville Tenn
r. J. CHILLY Byt. Maj. A. q M, u. s. A.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
IApGL GALE mr. IiNr cTrpnTr

W LARGE SALE OF FINE SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
WIN be sold Auction Medical PurVeyoIs Warehouse
Public Squire Nashville. Tenn,
On TUESDAY. Feb. 10, 1866,
300 General Operating Cases.
rs Minor 0prIsfing Cases.
Is Exsseting and 1rrpuining Cases.
IS Post Mortem Cases, lnge.
100 Disseetng Cases.
200 Pocket Cases. two folds.
ESQ Pocket Cases, three folds.
$50 stomach Pumps part hue.key valve
$50 Teeth Ex,rectius Instruments.
500 Davdson's Self Injecting SyrinEeL
go scar atoIs.
H.hoO Cupping G asses and Tins.
LIZ ILg'srs, angle aud double.
No Scissors
b,OOp TourniQnets oil patterns
L5O Hard Rubber SyringeS, assorted sizes
500 sets Spkuts, all sizes.
stethoscopes Tongue Depressor SyTnges hypodermic,
10. Obste,Ticl Cases. Spscnlums, L.neeiB, &c -
portion Of the foregoing ce secoud hand and will
be sold separately The bs is entirely The general
SEPARATING contain instruments r smputsons exsec
ons operations and OF CstbeteIs and Sounds
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ENGLAND.
IL WESTMINSTER PALACE HOTEL
Nic;oriss the AbbeyThis Hotel b Of the lsses
and best appointed III London and Ia requ.nted by eli the
principal American visitors to England.
WILLIAM COWRLL,
MANAGER Westminster Palace Hotel COMPANY Limited
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pr.x,r an oanxIScR. NAVY DKxAnrsENr,l
tr..a,xorox RI jan 20, 1881

WNRNsros CrTI jan 70 1877 w
SALE of serviceable and unserylcea0le NAs
AZ POwDERS al the NsyyY Yard Brooklyn, y; l. . noon
IN h. sold 10 the hiKhes, bidders 81 public ancon = no
II IN. eighth DAY Of February 1866 IN the osee OF me
Az Of OrdnaDce, q. the Hsvyfafd breoaSn, 49,. ~
ri, nv, hurdred and three thousand ojeVl poaoos VI
Nsvy Powders. I,,.. -. A.ro,t.d
49, a. of lie s.le and the remainder within ten days e
"a Surns which tinss bs powders nnss be removed y
- nssEziBss a Er Island e'heFse they VII 1877 V As
4>Erm1He6l ~ ~ ""@S sssp ss~
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NyyALLACK's THEATER.
w WEDNESDAY. Jan. 81.
MR. JAMES NJ WEHLIS
FAREWELL MATINEE.
CARD.
Mr. WEIfLI bees 20 that In response 20 the
numerous demands of his friends he will give ONE Mali.
NEE, being POSITIVELY Ills LAST APPEAR.ANCE
this season. Mr. WEliL has the pleasure 70 announce bat
the distinguished Pianist aud toUposer Mr. RICHARD
HOFFMAN has kindly consented to assist u this bis last
Matinee. They will perform his occasion the celeb sed
Faniasie" from Norma, for two panos, by Thaberg
hDLLE. AYUSrA
viii make her FIRST appearance on this occasion.
Mr.. hICHARD HOFFMAN.
Mr.. :. &. CAMPBELL.
hr. JAMES NJ. WEHLL
Director ......................Mr. WM. O. DIETRICH
Prices Of admissior-Parquet Dress Circle, . Re
served seats IN Orchestra Chains 50; whi,h ony be
ob aimed the theater Sale Of tickets will commence
MoDd y, Jin. D.
Ticket Ufice.--Scksrfenbers Luis No. 75s Broadway;
Beer Schirmer. No. FOL Broadway Wm- A. Pond Co,
No. 541 broadway.
Doors open at II. Concert 10 commence at p. IN.
The inos used by Mr. Webi at all his eoner.s are the
new scale Concert Grsnd mfde BY ChickrTn- Sons No
$50 broadway, Y and 27 Washing Boston These
Piano. awarded the hrSt prze gold medal. 81 the
Exhibition Of 1865.
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6eip Wants6.
yTED FOR HEADLEY's His.

A GENTS WANTED FOR HEADLEYs HIS
N TORY OF THE GREAT late lir'
beou stands rec sr and extraordinary in human events
and the MAGSrCHST SCALE upon which the war has been con
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