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HIGHTH.AVE. LOTS AT AUCTION.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yyicE,
FIRsr Divniox WAsHiSeTos, Il. C., Feb. a. 1866 I
GALE of STEAM GRfST MILL

CAVALRY DEPOT GIEsBORo. D. c.
By order OF the Ouseruaer General tnee will be sold
Sn the eol. srdps Ss senM on WEDNESDAY
PM 1866 10 O'clock the following described pub
ruSE Il, STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL
frrue with massive granite iouDdson ~ by 30 eet with
coal hay and engine houses sechrd al ccnucted OF inc
very best mstersl and the mos, substantial manner
Also time and place, the machinery and spph'
ONE I'D ENGINE, OF 1ooHORSE POWER,
with cylinder twenty-five t2 inches diameter and weny
IA inch-, stroke hesvy castnon bed az"
Nh COLI and hot pumps and heater and cast'ron
wheel with diving pulley OF the same material ten VS.
diameter aud twenty four ga iuehes face with Jod
Two q, BOILERS. OF ctEoRsE POWER EACH
made OF The boiler ron veix eeDths Sl6) Of inch
49, inches eneh eseh boiler conia ming seventy sx
t7o welded u- three ~ and fourth " inches
II diameter, win oil the requisite sppeoa.se,
THIRTY (3ol INCHES SPRING MILLS,
OF solid French barr milestone aud ST IN heavy
wei balanced frames, vita bay-cuter elevators ana con
De feed moe. economical and labor saving plan
III. shaft o finished wrought iron and the ~ eys OF cast
iron faced and balanced with hangers aud boxes ueieni 70
four M ply rnbbr aud twenty -four (sl inches wide ibr
belts for driving the mills, &c, Of the best osktanned
re-. Mt stretched leather.
M, Fnrin. Boilers Machinery and Fixtures Of every de-
scrption are Of The very b-s materials ard sossmsu'hio
and s IN excellent condition and hne WORKING order The
mill having BEEN IN operation on about ht-en months
II aeemrd sdvisab. by the Agent Of the government on
the day Of sale The buildings will b. sod separately
T.rrns: Cash. IN Government unds
Purchasers will De- required TO remove their property orcr'
the FIR; s day OF M-y n,It unless otherwise arranged b,
the OF the groands
boat FOR Gie,boro viii le,-. The sIhsIeet wharf ever,
Any further information that may be desired viii be river
npon Epprson IN person or bv letter TO Captain btOhOt
BROWNING A NJ ''' JsSt g to Fix fsi St'
Bvt Brig Gen. IN charg. trst Division u NJ O. o.
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Aps,Au II. HrLExA, Ape;SoDeer.

OOTTON MILL tAUCTlON.--ADRlAN H.
I } NIIIER PR WILKINS L Co. viii sell at Auction
.p FRIDAY, March 1906 ., II O'clOei, th' Exchange
s.,..,o.u. No. III Broadway, New'Yorf COTTON
MILL situated ct Van Bornsvs H-riimsr County n y,
a. e. west of Albany 10 mes south Of Central Road and
Gam. a, Fort Psin Consists Of rt rate Stone Buhdns
,boo, o. by 20 feet four full stories and attic ov,'aOt Wheel
q fee, in dian er $50 spindles 20 looms, and al, other
shp.ry shsng aud betting let three ys.rs since
shs mil ,opp-d rnnuin. Wa, then making 700 YARDS Print
Cloth, per dsy Attached ~ OF lpd ID dwellings
sppernte udens hSus. store obc. &c hil never ns, 20
,,op f5r water Sale perenpOry to the highest haief
Properly can up DIV Of sale fo nf pAIueu-
kss apply to Al ,bone~rs No. 81 Pipe-st, Ne~-io'L
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Immediately sNer shove sale cf steamers WI sen
sesIn Llry-bosi Baltimore" propeller "TboI1ss
Swtnn, IN propeller Congress-" ss follows:
end 'erry boat 80 Length deck az 10 fee.
inches u feet ali 81 lei; depth Of hod iee II
cles has low bean engine diameter o. cyD
der = stroke " pton i-~t drs feet; hul in per.
feet order ftsened nesi-d in 1853 well found 81
chains anchors ist boats aud lie preservrTs; engine and
bo- also perfect order and ready for service with
everything board that the sv requires having been in.
spec,.d by Goveril.f IN speciof the last month
The steam prol -llsr THOMAS SWAIN % Of 5i3 tuns,
wooden hull and me,sed length deck l2o
feet inches beam, n feet ipcb.s depth Of lower hod
fee. inches between decks feet II iDehes; dfs feet
inches dreetscng low pressure enre diameter
cylinder d inches stroke Of piston. ~ inches Boiler
otr.ry and hull ali IN perfect order and vel found IN
sncbos chAns tool, bost lpaekervrrs &c, and every
thas law reores with brddng urnore and crockery
and cooking utensils for twenty our rrsons ready
having been tted up aud nsp-c,ed by Government in
speet2r during last mouths Cspaciiy or carrying
z,9S round barr-ls
In. steam pror~iisr .COSGRESs Of sT2 tuns wooden
hull ropfssId length deck 40 feet; beam Is feet
inches depth Of lower nod u feet, biwe-n de- ks let
dIa feet iDcbes bui IL 1865 has three mats,
with fore and IN ssi good order Hull engine and boiler
h. perfect oroeT and well saped with anchors chains tools
tost and feprsservey capacity ioi te:Et 100 barrels
having been hsd the lat two months wH in eome en'
Of bedding CROKER. sud cooking utensils for "a per
ready for and inspected by Government ia
sPector IN TIE lsSt two ulonthG
ADBEoS Co, Auctioneers.
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6ales bp 1utiion.
p. C. BuLxLKY, Auc.ioneer.

T ARGE SALE Of REAL ESTATE-Stores
IL on Washington and wes,s.s With Bulthetd and ws,er
rsh, (bs,ween Spring and Chsrtonts) Lots 2tb
a2a i3o,h and i<2dss Asotvo houses Hunting dons.
Broollyn, between Court and Clinonss.
r. C. BULELEY will sell on TUESDAY, March g. ct II
scioci the Exchange sssroom No Ill Broadway, the
following valuable property:
wAsHisGfoS ~ The ~ story brick building known %
Noe. 500 and sIn. between Spring and Charlton sa lot
<oIlis; building the whole plot.
wHsr.-Ths story Store NO 3J7 wss,st lot 20 By IS
A. Sischea The story Store No. Jos Wesst lot 20 By q
n. inchea
BrIxHRAp AID wLrER RIGHT IN front OF the above.
TIE whole Of this property Washington and wessL
forms plot front Wsshingtoast BY 2o2 r. inches
running through West nearly covered with substantial
brick building With the buihesd and water right In ont
and IL well worthy the nob Of capitalists aud invenoG
I<spr -Four lots north side Of l0dsL, 100 r. east Of
1itb.sve.
Ie2p two lots son,h side Of Ic2dst, JAS A. sss. Of
lstsve
I2rnAvs-Two lots east sid. rs n north Of I3otb-st
I3oTs sr-Ops lot north side 100 n. eas, Of l2tbsve.
Valuable plot Of grouad l2hsve.. both and Mshssn
ss 10 feet tae avenue 2s feet Jh st. and i2o feet
u inches esstery line running through to Mahsans
BaooxLYs PRoPEHrf. Hu,rneDos sr.The three story
high soop and sub cellar birch houses No. and q Hunting
don n a. by sbou, "a ots 100 r. deep well built and In
good order. Possessiop Msy l.
For Msps apply to the Office No - Wall st. >auncey Cour
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Csc A. LaAvrr AvetsDs~
nOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, 59S Broadway

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 59o Broadway
DIE1yITT STREBEIGI to sneerssors 10 IL Cooley
forsMHurrIs SOLICITED. ApvArcss nADk ,
ANERiCAS AND FOREIGN GOLD AND SlLn Tn
COINS AND MEDALS-Tbe ocbee,sop OF Robert b. Cham
tsrs srs. Of Providence, X J.
NsJch s and FIVE following dsy.. st o'clock p NJ
IN. ,,ry ,xten,e library Of h. Fisher Of Aurer
sed Tarm Carolrn Co j. containing many choice ,esie
.nrea, and un;cu. books Among the specialize, hTe Amer
ssn Historv comprising early Travellers and Wns'
are, ronps The World Arctic Voyages State HisonsI e
E;s,or, indisp Cspvitie Travel. and Survey Esy
"a. Poetry Bibliothrcs Amer cana nc. ae- As", "a
Letter and yeilum booka Witeocrsh, peinonolosy -
S,,.cje,- on thes subjects the collection fpl 10
Es L. &c in many respects th,s collection Of boots
v,,susf1 By any collection offered 70 we ..n,
s.bbe The BOOKS sre In superb condition mosH, ~ go
spd ,ob,t.ntis bindings by Pswson NeheIsoD, 800
Levi. R,ers Hyds Cape N,idrts and O.nr, re y, con
Htop 70 b. placed On the library sos!ve' Of az!
this country or Europe -, M. ill n. an v,ev
Catalogues piics IS cents sDo tos p"N'
41ur,dsy moruips March
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MEDICAL ruEvHYoRs OyrcE
WAsHfseroS ID e., Feb. 9. 1866
GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO


~ TIE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or THE ARMY
An AOction Sale Of v.lasbie MEDICINES 10 longer i..
CURED by the Medical Department u. s. Army vi be held
In this si'y THURSDAY LIT day Of March next, and
sueceedns days Necessarily ~ 10 O'Clock ~, at the
Of the CITY Hal
The Medicines are m the original packages. and thu siton.
The follow ing principal articles Win:
supbunc Ether. 800 n Alcohol. 500 bst.les ronpovnd
fpr', Of Ether, 800 N Simpl. Cersie 900 u ChIor5foru
be ID Fluid Exnet Of Bocdu, $50 n rais FIusct Of
Cncbona so fluid krtrect Of pecacus1La 2sa h. Fluid
fstrsc Of khUbsrs 80 Mas HydrsrE $50 n pov-y,s
Yewd,T as n; Cod Liver OIL 1000 bo,I-s Campaor riIl.
los dozen Compound Cs,hEto Pile 1000 dozen; Ouisn
Pills s dozeu Iodine Of Potassium 1e0 n RhnbxrS sr
n Powdered Rbobsrb 80 n Strip % s9Aus 500 u Com
pound spru Of Lavender. 500 N befids other article,
Upward o! sixty articles Of the haertc kediea IA lots s;
La 10 the above will be offered for ssle
Catalogues eontsGng complete list with fen Particular
I'll b. ready by the 18th inst
Terms Gosh, In Government funds
Five dsys viii bs allowed TO purchasers IN removing s,r
s'oy.sy. {. SUTHERLAND, III
SsrI v. = 4, Asded frvsysA
.MtHxk0 u, isetiAeo6
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OVAnrrxsAsrEa GENERAL, OyuoG, FIRST DIvisos.
WAsHisGTos ID. C., teb. y 1870
GALE of CONDEMNED OLlARTERMAS

GALE Of CONDEMNED OF ARIERM As
0..horo, d C. al Public Auction Under tie direction 81
Csp; GEORGE T. BROWNING. A. q. NJ. on wEDNEs
DAY March 1866 al 10 O'Clock M, large loi o.
eondenned CUARTKRMAsTERS STORES oonh>tius Of
Ioresnoes Manila Rope Scrap Iron Bedste9d' Benches
Cfrs Boilers Tin Cups Knives and IONS Ladies, Clup
K.ite Dutch Ovens Dish Neas psus Tin Plates Coal,
scu-s spoons Coetius and Heating st'y"s bAntst' BIZ
e.s Hon. bruseg CUycOubs, saddle blsnkes Bnctcts
Cssss Horse Collars. Heed hater AmbuiaDe. Narnrss'
Fourhor harness. lsetsl HSy-rscks Lines hsnntAcs
and Cart Ssdd-s Neck straps suIsinEes
Ambulance army Wagons oui br"el Wagons 1--we hoTsf
Iron Wster-warons Whps Eaiocks, Bottles shoens boxes,
Punohrs fes Hammer, tarrer knives, Ptncfr' nasPs
Toms WhewGsh Brushes Grind.toDes and ffHes fieLs.
Lanterns, Pow. iiAkss. Sboves Spades W he|lbsrows
&c. &c. 80,
The stores b. removed BY the purchaser within FIVE
days from the Day Of sale.
Te Horse Shoes Rope and scrp Iron will If desired be
delivered BY tho Ooyeruuet flee 0! charge for usnSpofA
ton o the d. POI. wharf
TgRBs. Casb. il Government iands
boat for Giesboro' will leave the siIhst ~h. every
hour duriDg the day Of sale iMts fhiS
Breyet- Brig Oen, in ohs'fe First Division y NJ y. W
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aAlll

AZ only about hundred ard seventy two thousand thTee
bund I'd aDe (2 s pounds al these Powders arr
IN bsIrr purchasers mast provide barrels INTO Nch the f
m.nd.r may be smp,d from the for which period Of
birt, m dsys viii he allowed The Powder IA baIr.s how
ever b. removed within ten days from dy VI sale ohe
wise they vii revert &c The Government
TYRns-CASH Government funds, hall the purehtSe
money d-posted II the compilation Of the sAe and the
refL aindsf beior, the 20 ders removed
H. A WISE. Chief Of Burssu.
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BcnElr or ORDNANCE NAvT pIPAnrn.Nr
WAsHnsTos Cirr Jan. 10, I16 )
GALE Of SERVICEABLE aud UNSERNlCE-
- ABLE navy POWDERS. at the USl1ED STATES
EAVY.YARD. NORFOLK, Nirrin!A-1here vii be- sold "a
the highest BIDDERS public suction ct noon OF "a. Ih dy
Of Mach s the office Of the Inspector OF Ordnsnoe at
the HoIo Navy Yard ny sample five hundred and thiry
four thousand hundred and three t3JtSo pounds o.
navy Powders, a. follows
3c2 30 pounds S~rvioeable.
1871 pounds Condemned
1853 pounds Damaged
<64s pounds CompTessel
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NIBLOv GARDEN.
~ Lsssss and MAnssu.... .-.......wh. WHEArLEI

tfHp serAsDsKHxHr DOES rcr ApvEsTlsS N fnn
EYv.y0RK BERALp.l
SECOND WEEK
Of the brilliant snessement Of
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
whose charming RsJ' e 90, q v.ucuox
10 winning HIGHER POPULAR AND ARTISTIC sue.
CESSES than have before ndorses it. fame In New
York
TRIUMPH.
ally stteted In the nightly repescd svdepees OF
CROWDED Al DIENCES
aud in
TIE ENTHUSIASTIC VACCINATIONS
with which she IL
NIGHTLY -
RECALLED BEFORE THE CURTAIN
THE CLOSE OF EVERY ACT.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING TILL NOTICE,
will be presented
Wsldauers beanul play in tive sss expressly uanLsted
for Miss Mitchell from the German
FANCuON, THE CRICKET
ACT 1.-THE SHADOW.
ACT 1.-THE FESTIVAL
ACT llI--THE REVELATION.
ACT N.-THE PLEDGE
ACT V.-REWARDED.
AND A POWERFUL CAST.
Admission IS een,a Reserv-d Seats. 81. Orch-srs
Chairs 81 81 Seats in Dres Circle Private Boxes vi d.
Family Circle teittrsncs IN tro~by.st.l ~ cens
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
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Sales bp Qnftlon.
A UCTION SALE

&C. 600 TUNS SCRANTON COAL
FEBRUARY "a 1855
Hrv.yonx February ~. 1873.
TIE DELAWARE. LAcKAWANNA AND MEsTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY will hold their THIRTY ThIRp
AUCTION SALE OF COAL on WEDNESDAY. ths ~
S,y Of February, 1885. at IL ococl noon s tb~f NEW
SALEsROOM, No 20 Exchange Place. corner OF ,lInm e.
N.wYort at which time tbey wiDssL BY Menra JohN d
DRAPER Co, AoctionesrB,
TWENTY THOUSAND TUNS
FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL,
Of the usual ssr, deiiv-rsbe ., thsu DEPOT ELLADE
PORT ~ j. dufipf the month OF March next
IN, al. % h, no,iv. each lot pot up viz NJ sold TO The
hixhyst BIDDER; no BIDS II ANT PORE HHATEvER Being
nipI rsa ACCOUNT OF, on on BEHALF o. res oonfAhf
condition, wi BE- fully made Known At the time Of sale
TERMS-FlFTY CENTS PER TuS. IN current funds
payable on the day s and the essDee with th Govern
urpt SEVEN ton. IN current inpoa vhhin
' JOHN BRIsBiS, President
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GRAND CONCERT IT -.s
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
y SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH D. 1865,
IRVING HALL,
Assisted by the first artists in the country.
including
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS, Contral,ei
Sig MAssIMILIANI, Tenor;
Herr LOUIS SCHRElBER, Comet;
Herr EDWARD MOLLENHAUER, Violini
Hen HENRY MOLJENHAUER Violonceno;
Master BERNARD Violin
GRAND OVERTURE
SONATA BY BEETHOVEN,
arranged for ca hands,
BY TIE PUPILS OF THE CONSERVATORY.
20 be performed on
SIXTEEN OF THE WEBER PIhN0FoRTES.
Tickets e. each Reserved Seats, Soc Extra For sale at
IN. Con,rv.tory No l52 East Thirteenh-s' W. A. Fond
Co. No ST Bro.dwty Beer schirm-r, No. 70l Broad
way; shub-rth Co. No e,o Broadway. and Irving Hs on
the evening of the Concert. Pupil, entitled to one ticket
each Door open ct o'eloes Concert III commence at
o'clock.
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MEDICAL PuRvTIoRs Oyncs }
WAsBfSGTos, u. C., February i3 1886
GALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING,
- BEDDING. &c An extensive ssle Of Hospital Cothnf
Feeding &C. entirely pew end the original bore AID
bales be held In this city, JedcsTy san.Is W.r-
houses Fifth and bach Of City Han on
IN. eighth day OF March peIt q; 10 CLOCK, NJ The fo
low nz srt.c e, will he offered fof asle viz:
Shirts sS"f
Drswcft. - ~
Sotks .pfves,
Slpprs, $3.50
Bed -1Cks
Pillow
piliown Halle. s'V'o
Towels.
The attention Of the trade and the pobc isrfe called "a
h sale. yoods - be sold IN lo,i 10 sua both Fe AID
email purchaser Quantities small dozen wta -
sold Good will "a delivered 10 purchaser within i've vi
DAYS rom termination Of sse.
ferDs-Cssh, in Government funds
surreon and Purvsyor, u. 5. A.
c. w. BoTELER, in. Aociion-er
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l. H. Musvm. AucrcbesY.
DY BANGS MERWIN e. Co., Nos. 69< and

DY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co.. Nos 69% and
ID t@ Brsssvsy cor. Of <thH.-Ssles q bssts. e's-
t,es,ry Pfc,ores Works n Art Fancy 0soaA rurnsra kc
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, feh 2s. at O'Clock:
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of STANDARD Works in vnions de
psrtm~n including History Cssos, Serials and coiec
tiol Of Mi.cel spesus Literature, &c.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS.
Mach and 2, ct o'clock:
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of choice Classical Theological and
Mi.eesn-ou, Books embracing many very valuable WORKS
ana that excseansy scaroc. &C. Catalogues are
resdy and the boott exhibition
EIGHTH.AVE. LOTS AT AUCTION.
u N.,srs MULLER WILKINS will SELL on THURS
DAY March l. three valuable LOTS the west side oil
Eishthsv, commencing feet north OF seventies IT.
These lots sre the unedste vicinity Of the Central PAX
b.inf pesi the JUNCTION OF Broadway and Fifty ninth IT.
Fifty ~vepthsi 10 100 feet VIDE and paved with B~ssn
pavement, Extensive improvements being made IN the
nes hbcrhood which will make this property valuable
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~ Sole Lessee and hsnsss'ess. JOHN W wv
etAee ManAfgY IL Sill" ~
tyHu IsrADLnHnERf poEs EoT ADvs1fisR ~ rnn
HEv YORx anAID)
COMPLETE SUCCESS
of The new Fairy Barbecue Exrsvassnss entitled
CINDERELLA
La COMARE;
OR, THE LOVER, THE LACkEf AND LITTLE
GLASS sLiPPER,
'@ E w, ~ Evening TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
Mn. JOHN WOOD
appearing
CINDERELLA, Thu BARoNs YOUNGEST
DAUGHTER,
with
Mr. GEORGE FAWCETT ROWE,
frsm The principal London and Aus ralian thest-s,
lHlS FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEWfoKhl 40
CLORINDA, THE BARON5 ELDEST DAU0HTEk
The burl-sque produced with
NEW SCENERY, BY HAYES.
NEW MUSIC, BY THOS. BAKER
COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS AND MECHANICAL
EFFECTS.
Previous to the buresque the petite comedy in two acts
entitled
USED UP.
Sir Charles Co'dstrssm.. MI 0eoffs fs~es" hoSs
Door open Of Il o'clock; curtain rscs st y
Sssrs s~cored three days IN sdvshce
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siaiionsrp ana fanep GOODS.

II ASSETTs GOLD PENS arc made Of the
i 6urst stock end are the most
SUBSTANTIAL GOLD PINS
,.4 C. H. BASSKTT, hsnuhLetnrss
No. "a Broadway, N. Y,
0pponie City Hal
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Woal, Sc.

m1 OO PER TUN, SCRANTON CHEST.
- ~ NUT COAL dslivered lmme disis,y, nee q
s:Stsss and Government tss \ sbsve MICA Appy d Ne
n10HA, MW H.
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0mnSfmettf6.
A CADEMY OF MUSlC-TO-NIGHT.
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
Director. ....MAA hAhhfAkA
trnn ssrAsLuzu.xs DOES xor ADvzsrsr II re
Hsw-yenK HssALn)
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb "A. "a
Only Night Of Bslliuis charming OPEN
LA SONNAMBULA.
LA SONNAMBULA.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
soxor t E ss s rsr SS & S% NIL. rcu.a
COSDUCToR.............. .SIGSOR ToRRIANL
rHresp.y-o,.,. IN Broollyu-DoN SEBASTIAN
ho FRipAY-sEcoSD AND LAST NIour or
LA FAVORITA.
and second q hs hs uset S
SATURDAY 4 GRAND MATINEE DON PAsorALE
In The Of next week w be pf'duced heyerocsfs
THE STAR OF THE NORTH
Q.'ETOILE DU NORoj.
The sae Of res+rvsd ses' and ticket. for .ry OF tne
named performance will commence THIS moaSiNo -
the regular ticket ofhces
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID ITALIAN OPERA: .
Director. MAhEfLLA
truu x,rAsruuuKxr DOE. sor Apvx,rms ~ TIE
HxvToRK HERALD.)
On THURSDAY EVENING, MucAi.
viii b presented Donssttis mssssrwosk,
DON SEBASTIAN,
SEw NfW as 600
BALLET. IscT...rd CHORUS ara ORCHESTRA.
and ts immense and perfect cast
EOX's OLD BOWERY THEATER.
tr.n .srAsL.ux,s- Dos. NOT ADvzsr,su IL RS
HEw Iosx ssRALD.l
sscoND WEE,
NEW ooMc PANrSMIME,
wR ssfk "a Pr Ta CHI aILL
" EVERY y" k * fiiy'1
SATURDAY AFTERNOON commencing at ~ ~,u,.
Ms ........
easSbiss Nile. M1;ia; ii.isaan Master rassl5i
The Sun spirit c. Fo.trr; TIE Ice KIM, r. A.hsary.
1A' "siPa;.ss s:s ALL 81 u ErsSETs
Arr ASR TH sH tASi se 81 COLD.
NEw-Y0RK cIRCUs; ,,,,, ,,,,o.
Foureen,h.st, opposite the Academy Of Mos,e:
L. B. LENT...................... Manages
truu ssrABLnsuEyr ApvKar,ss II rIs
SEvToRx HERALD
NIGHTLY At O'CLOCK;
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MaTINEEs Ar%
ROBINSON
WILL. UPON BARE BACK HORSE,
AND
SPRITE or THE SILVER SHOWER,
WITH THE ARRAY or LOVELY CHILDREN
LEVI }. NORTH,
NM LOUISE TOuRNAfRE
WM, CONRAD n. AUSTIN, JOE PENTLAND,
ALL THE MEMBERS OF TtE TROUPE,
THE HORSES PONIES AND THE MULES
AT EACH ENTERTAINMENT
WHETHER AT NIGHT Or MATINEE,
AT THIS FAYORIrE FAMILY RESORT.
DRYANTs-MECHANI HALL,
ID No AZ Broadway shove Grsnd-st
SOIREE D. ETbl0PE
With and cses by the ronedfane
DAVE REED. NEL>E SEYMOUR ard DAN BRfANL
vulosu ct the FoSrs Polly Ann the Dead Ducks
CHALLENGE DANCE. Nc iOkFINS SHIS-Dl0
DAN BRYANT'S STUMP SPEECH
LITTLE MAC a. Jocho. THE MONKEY
ROLLIN HOWARD 10 bis great character Of NORMA
BILLY PATERSON L. 5. MAIL
Psrqu- 50 cents; Family Circle 20 eents Commence q
MR. GOLDBECKS SECOND CONCERT
WI AT SrElEWAY'S ROOMS,
Nos. II and y East Fourteen,hst.
THURSDAY Msrrh l. ct Q m.
Miss STERLING, conirsio. pupil OF Signor Absla
Mr. q. q. LOCKWOOD, tenor. sn>
Mr.. s. q. MILLS, pianist.
will kindly assist
Subscriptions received for the last two ooesr and sng1
tickets Obtained 1t Messr e1einwsy Sons Noe u md
East Fourteeuihs,.
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OyrIcs opA. q NJ. WILMINGTON, DBL, f-b II, 1870.
GALE of 500 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
~ MULES-M good and ,eivceabis. VII b. sold AZ PUB
Lie AUCTION at Wilmington Del, every FRIDAY dur
ing the month OF March,
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The e,psoa attention Of purchasers "a invited 20 the fact
ths. th-se mules large well paired and IA srocet con
don being the surplus mules Of Arlington Depot
Animals sold slngy.
Sales commence at IN A.
Trrms--Casb 10 United States currency.
By order Of Brrvet Brie. Gen. JAMES A. EKGS,
la charge First Division u NJ. q. o.
C. H. GALLAGHER Capt. and A. q. NJ
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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, February 49, 1866
0musentents.

IALYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee snd hsnsssress.......MsJ JOHN WOOD
etsee hanA6sT. IL SELW ~
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WALLnAAGCkKr.'1; o, Ar MARK SMITH.
FRIDAY. ID IaIcn.
First time this s~sson. the
TWO POPULAR COMEDIES.
TIE OLD EsGLISH GEk1LkMAN. and
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
To Be presented with superb scenery, appropriate sppott
mems and capital d..trbution: $500
BOX BOOK SOW OPEN
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WINTER GARDEN.
tras xsrAsIissnKsr Doss not ADvBRyus "
TIE NEW YORK HEkALp.)
BOOTH MATINEE.
BOOTH MATINEE
On THIS fxrdresdayl AFTERNOON, Feb. u,
On THlS tWrdp~.dsy, AFTERNOON, Feb. "a,
EDWIN BOOTH
in his goat role Of
ARMAND JEAN DU PLEsSIs.
CARDISAL DUKE De RlCHELIEU.
IN Sir Bulwer Lystons Play o.
presented With Ito unequssd splendoref
AND CAST.
Doors op~u st i2i commences Of O'clock
EVENING PERFORMANCE,
Commencing At 7! o'clock.
THIS Nv ednesdsy) EVENING, Feb. H.
vfll b 1gesrnted Shak-speerr's pa. OF the
MERCHANT or VENICE.
Mr.. EDMOND DE- MONDIoS
sHyLOCK-
Hiss NARY MITCHELL
PORT1A.
CYatsDo. ......................Mf. }. H. IHyof
bssssuio. Mr.. u ,. Parker.
An ONO. ............s..'...'Mr W. oohsusou-
Old Oobbo w uJ"s~
Launcslot CObbo.. Mr.. w. D Andrews
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss T.. johnson
THURSDAY, Feb. 49,
EDWIN BOOTH
RCHELiEU.
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r1enls and capital dl.tr.Luton. -
box BOOK SOW OPEN.
ICY RUSHTONs THEATER.
Sole Les,e. and Manasersss. MISS LUCY RUsHrOS.
TUESDAY and WE DEEsDAY
IN. n, forr.oc. will comm,nce h the musical farce Of
TIE KINGS GARDENER,
TO be followed by "a. musical Comsdy 10 three te' OF
TIE BLACK DOMINO
Mis- LUCY RUSHTOS tho BLACK DOMINO.
To couc luds with the lsnebab- Farce OF
THE PHENOMENON IN sMOCk FROCk
On THURSDAY EVENING Q Comedy,
IN which Mss RUsHTOS will appear Ia new cisrscter
Atins Mau.s-r and Treasurer. ......Mr. II. HDAvfS.
stare Msnkgrf. .
Doors opeu ct Il n; Performances to commence Ut q.
10 preparation and will shortly 10 produced an entirely
sp-ctscua musical pi,c-. introducing mechanical and
scenic effects before attempted.
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furniture.

C1NAMELED FURNITURE.-The largest
Il sssortpsnt Of Ensueled. Chss'c.t s,d :sM Wsin.s
- sas.Sislal - V;SSS5 WX1b HEA.EiCuNN.