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EMBARRASSING CRcUMsTANCEs.-Ag gen.
teelly dressed, understanding lady was
passing along Fourth street yesterday in
company with gentleman, and as they
were turning the corner of Market street,
her waterfall, huge and Undesirable
mass of moss and hair, become unfastened
and tumbled down her shoulders to the
pavement. The shock of surprise and NOR
tifcation which the lady felt at the misfor-
tune was only heightened by the good-na-
tured gallantry of police officer who wit
messed the accident, and who gathering up
the mysterious nondescript bundle in his
hand, politely handed it to the lady, who
slowed it away under her shawl as well as
she could.-Lo Louisville Courier.
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WM III. Russ, of the Brooklyn tragedy
who attempted to murder his sweetheart,
Miss. Dayton, and then TO take his own life,
has since died from his wounds. The young
lady, it is thought, will recover.
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l. o G A L n Z w =

liz the Recorders Court yesterday, but
four cases were heard, for drunkenness, and
the parties were each fined s. and costs.
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W. G. WALKER. Agent. for wheeler q

wilson's SEWING MACHINES. has just re
ceivcd his sixth shipment, within three months
Now If you wish TO present your wives and daush-
tiers, or friends. New Years Gift. worth more to
them ineomparably than any other kind OF pres
emit, cali and examine the handsomest stock OF
those machines ever brought to this market; and
remember that this machine is the simplest and
most perfect of all machines; takes the best stitch
made. and surpasses all Others in speed. Call at
WHEELER & WILSON'S Office, Masonic Temple,
same door with Dorman & Fcnton. dec2-lv
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A SAFE, taken from the ruins of the late
fire, was yesterday opened, and a large
amount Of money, books and papers taken
therefrom. Some Of the papers were little
singed, but not damaged. This was in the
store of Cook, Mores &c Co., but belonged,
we understand, to Carter, HEREFORD q Cor
The safe was of an old pattern, sold by G.
w. Fail.
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THE lawyers motto-Be brief The doc
tors motto-Be patient. The potter's mot
to--Beware. The type-setters motto-Be
composed. "a ,4f
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GERMANTOWN, Pa, is in a state of great
excitement over the murder of Miss Watt, a
maiden lady seventy-two years of age, who
was found with her throat cut and skull
fractured. There is no clue to the murderer.
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o,11 AT Beasou's Music Store. 81 Union street, II
YOU want a cheap Album, Writing Desk. Port
Folio, or anything in the shape of Christmas
present. rs we areselling at cost to close out
dce g9-dff
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LONE JAcKl!! a large lot of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
tttl fii1GAlOj 'FOsTkR BROTHERS
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Liues Lost by the RebeIIion.-The War De-
partment computes the number of deaths in
the Union armies since the commencement
of the war at 100000, and of the Southern
soldiers at least pr, 600, making at least 525,
600 lives that have been lost, part of the
costly price paid for the defence of the ma
tons life At Gettysburg $4,000 Union
soldiers were killed, wounded or taken pris-
oners--our greatest loss during one cam
paign Gen. Grants losses, from the time
he crossed the Rapidan until Lees surren-
der, were 10000. Great as were our losses,
they were far below those incurred in Eu-
ropean wars, owing to our superior medical
and sanitary arrangements, and the care OF
the Government for its troops. ~
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THE NEXT SESSION OF MISS .OBRYAN's
SCHOOL. ON NORTH VINE STREET. WILL
BEGIN MONDAY, JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH jan6-lm.
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In Russia, coffin fair is held once year.
Every peasant who has an aged parent buys
q coffin.
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EDGRFTELD.

We have over l. 800 feet Of ground on ne 81
.h,;,,. and desirable streets IN EfseneIa ~ -
g. ave wears from 1T Januery next pfirE
which ought 10 be sassfAesSfS 70 sa'-s e'''''At
improve wrrsox n MTREUEE
Cali1
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he Government Tor IT'S troops

Cheap Boarding and Free L1tneh-At No.
4SI Cherry street, up stairs-"Lilly Saloon
and Restaurant" Free Lunch from Toto u
o'clock every night. A few day-boarders
will be taken on reasonable terms. The
best the market affords always on hand
Meals at all hours. jan9-lw
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EDUCATIONAL.

Classical, Mathematical and English
schooI.----The Exercises Of my School will be
resumed on MONDAY. THE FIRST OF JANU-
AIRY, 1866 in the Rooms il the Southeast corner
of the First Presbyterian Church. Entrance
from Spring street. Additional Pupils can be
received. NArH. CRoss.
dec3Q-lm
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A FINE lot Of PURE SPICES, suited for Chris
mas times For sale at
FOSTER BROTHERS.
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The officers and men Of the British army
in Madras have been ordered by the COM
manders-in-chief 70 cultivate their boards.
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Mr.. JoHx w. FAxoN is our local agent at Clarks-
vile. 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions &c
the UNION AND AMERICAN.
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sALooN ANp REsrAuRAslT.

We Offer for sale Salon and Restaurant, n9<
a....,- = rroefnble buaness. IN the very ceiitfe
trade. Al price perfectly sstisfssfoFy.
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Supreme oOart.-The law docket of the 9th
Circuit was continued yesterday. The fol-
lowing opinions have been delivered since
last report:
Tolbert flaming VS.. T. Fly-by Judge
Miuigan. Judgment reversed, and new
trial ordered
Williamson VS. Hogan-by Judge Hawk
Butler Va. Nunnelly-by Judge ShackeI-
ford. Judgment affirmed.
John Beatty Va. Mayor and Aldermen OF
Nashville-by Judge Milligan. Judgment
affirmed.
&C. III. Childress VS.. Winnie Wright
by Judge Milligaa. Judgment reversed, and
new trisa ordered
\ F. Hyde Va. j. Y. siewart-bya Judgs
Milligar. Reversed and new trial ordered
W. IL. Mcclellan va l.. Cornweli--by
Judge Hawkins. Reversed and remanded
s. Wood, cf al, W. James H Thomas. In
this cass the motion for judgment Is refused
sor want Of jurisdiction.
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A PLACE ON THE CUMBERLAND RIVER.
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})ropOsale.
ASSISTANT QuARTFRsas TfR GHSER1Ls OFFICE
gHItApUiPniA. harch %, 1896.
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received al

ASSISTANT QuAKrrRsasTfH GHSrRALs otToE
IHIrApEiPniA hlarch %, 1906 .
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received al
y his Office until THURSDAY the 5h Of April neI A. y
O'Clock ~ Tor immediate delivery Il The sehuyki ARENA
~ chtrisD,c P'cAsg.s u
1000 lion Wirc snip, .io,riki.s's PATENT. inch
1890, Iron d" b Rings. ! inch.
5JJ n Copper Niyets. escorted.
so n flax sewing lvius.
N yards SC inch B1Tps to be delivered At The rate o.
) 90 yafds per week
Psrt r. fne goods should make epait@ proposals fo
esch attic. oefca the qusiv they p-opose 20 furnish ih.
c. (which should b, both i words and tgnT"s ana
con or 10 The terms % TN. advertisement copy OF winch
should accompany esch proposal 20, -
Sample q the articles required my be seen Al this Once
Samples when subuit;ed, must pe marked snd nur p~I.d
10 correspond with the fTopoai- add TOE parties hereto
must euarane. the goods shn Dc u cvcfy re+c egg
10 .a1r- Otherwise tie pr0po.si w' not be- consideied
Ris will 0e 0peped Irdsy the ON day Of Api! neat
a, II clock ~ h-n bidders requested % be PRESENT
Iarh I'D guaranteed by two rcsponsibe pef.on
WHOSE mut appended 70 the guarantee ana r'
tined 20 b. NJ good and ucioui security Tor TIE amount
involved v some public iuBcionaTy II the United states
All proposals should be msd@ out on tie rgaI ofm "Aeh
win i. furnished appIicaii u tlia oric' =,
Tersht reserved reject any oh dreted rs,onhoe
and no from defaGtin- contractor WI b" received
Indor.s envelope Proposals. for there insert tn" name Of
the article offered" o-o,~, =,
By ordrT Of Brevet Brira1i.rGcnersi GEORGE H.
CROssMAN Assistant Quareruias,e Genera United states
Army. hhNhi " IT, A
Captain and Assistant Quniermssser BrvyeI MAJOR uisd
states Army
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Corporation Notices.

sDrFAUTMESr oP fISAEcr CosrTRoLtxs's OFFICE,
Nrw- OHx, Mafch Is 1860
DOCKS and SLIPS MARKET CELLARS,
Il and oler PROPERTY belonging 10 the corpo aton Of
The City Of New lcrk TO Re iEA-EDt PUBLIC AUG
YlONNo,rc j. hereby thai The Comrtroi er viii!
TUESDAY tie i7'h dy ~ april 1916, at ii O'CLOCK al
the Cry HL, LeHse bids Public Auction Docks aud
Sips Nafetcr4Ts. ana other Corporation properly, for
Of vesTs. nom tie =. day ~ MAY, 1870
Cst-oEr.s 0cuanIne scrip ocg ION, snd terms n
may De had application l. the Collector Of ty kevo
me- 90 ih oace y oI-cs Of -c Comm ssioneF Of the
Sinking I aud.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
TO STONE-BLOCK PAYERS.
sesci proposals. iud0rs-d with ttc OF The work Tor
VI Oh 3. riy be- offered tie Of he 81 and lhe Date
OF w. alton vii bee received 90 tins fe until ii
cocs H. n MONDAY, Apri2 1860 nior the construction
O. stone b'lcf pavenrr II To- i9lloW NJ streets 10 Wit;
Forfy-ffh Il from s1tn 10 Ninti-eve
Twenty -scvrIth.st., irOm flrft O. tIfth-ave.
Tween v-ti- d. ta-f.., IRON frs' Go Fiji ave.
Twenty iirti-st., from fI.t 90 flNh.sye.
Water tt l.olu Di.tip ~ No-ltl@s-sip.
Twelfth 10. f.on Second o. Four'h.ave.
Vests. iron Battery Place Co. thauhcisH.
Thirty iitist. from First to ~eco' ave. and
Tlir;ys.I-L-si.. ffnn ,uuh % t,.in-ave.
Specifications and blank forms Tor le bids be obtained
sIT ica.lon ~ tlis tic.
THOMAS STEPHENS, Crotou
ROBEAT T.. nhlRAGH Agu~dgci
a. -. CEANiS. tOafd.
Ofce Of the Croton Aoucdua Department March p 1875.
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W BOTHER. Auction '.T'' ''- '''''0'' . . a.
A UCTION SAIF.-WM. !

A UCTION SALE.--WM A. CARTER.
IN Aucone-I Store no % Court sn3ts Goods stored by
Hudou River Fsrosd C0nP.uy 10 Ply storage 81 otle
ehsr.-s, r. DO och O.. SATURDAY. jst Of NarCh.
Nos Nor O. - aud IS inutave viz ,. C. hairr
3Trutks. brre GrotAer-. Hof-e-Pover aud shat with
vh-'i; American Bel Co. Dell aud Castings r. frtchsrd
lS1ruuk; ,. Uenuinc noxrs slate MFu.es =. A.. bale
Hons; haie dc >. " C., box Henry skunk, bundle
CIo.b A. Mar box
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OuAErsRNAsTER KSERALs OFYlck
Fpsr DIyIsIos WA,HIsGToS, ID. e., Feb ZJ, 1870
GALE of MANURE.--Will be sold at the
- Cavalry Depot, Giesboro D. iss" quantity Of socA
ward MANURE which will be delivered 20 purchasers on Wv
ss cent, PER cubic yard Two more boats 'scco'ans 70
ss<j can be loaded per day.
Tenns-C ash. in Government funds
Nv order Of the Quarterrn astcr- General
In charge First DiyIsi0n q M O. o.
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lileoital.

NEW EDITION-JUST PCBLISHED.-
~ Dr. LaRNONI'- MEDICAL ord SURGICAL WORK
on al disea..s tie FrvC N-cTl Nervous pcoy Iiie
Fistu4 r-uie tud Constitutional Affection. Aao con
ming urge number o. lfrs'ur tic suJecfs T,afd
o m She work sold mailed 20 y address by tae Doctor
No f-3 Hrc4dRsv. flr : co. or by = Warner. Publisher
NO ! Vrsey-,,. Treatment rom ia no TOO ? ID.
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Gro a. LYAvITT An foneer
ROOKTRADE SALE ROOMS. 49S Brnalwa1

n
ItLFANlTlsS fREBflGji& CO. 10 r Cooley.
CoSgCNNESTs SOL CITED. ApvANCTs MADE.
TUESDAY Ami g. anc tol Hll- 49,, 90 each day.
The TRADE SALE q BOOKS. STEREOTYPE PLATES.
lie. vii conn eucc O.. Ireslsv morning at o'clock
Tn"'Casl0-ur contains nycices of agiy Of the eldng
Pubh hers enbracis their beet ard latest books
very qu7n.s. Dsirabe stock Is uv ssp-cse1ted-
Seidari nrou books ssrtard cL oo books 1rveri-
books, BIBLES sut Prey books. Photograph sbi o. the
E.f styles Nc g. Aso veIy extensive invoices Of vEua.
u Ens-sii books.
The 80 49, fpnenee eith tie music Of D. APPLETON a
Co. AMONG tire ISSUES 50 Bryant Poems 20 Martyats
Novels ~ OS ~ Dictionary Mvrt Ii"s vols 20 hlites
Poems $50 8ou'ues stesm Fn-ine. GO Lyel G~oogy 0
Tres Dictionary. vols $50 Goulnur's Iho1gh l'0
Trrncls Notes loo Olendord l00 S9er Sur-unei 1000
Coruers Geographic 200 oaacAeubos ScAoo. Book,
ke., &c.
This viii De followed by ne invoices Of 4. x. Lorns, r.
~. p Burnha1 srd J r. Gi.ou Co. o. ostou. This the
6rs tim. Ne-srs Ton Co. have onribptcd 90 the sale
some yrlrs They send the largest and nost
~Aasho sts in Gee c sloeue Among tens 100 Art
Recrsatiors 500 Tnhucls Age Of I4bie. vols. 2l1
Eroch Arden l Flowers Coz the Iaror. 100 Oirden FLOW
~ artists Edition OF Tenrysoa. zoo T-ruj Cambridge
edition 10 GO Souelshy ed ions loD Hsus fad rsen,
vols 100 do. fai-y stones yos; 100 Field aud Garden
Ne1c;abes; 100 Ar. CT Confectionery. a., Sc.
This WI be followed by James Miller NcwNork Walker
Full Co and Giayfs f0Du-, Boston Eace Hunting
ten ~ /. &c. The days sac will close with large out
hravy con-gDes % (nhoc Prayer BOOKS the houses
Of 4 T. sadiier 4 CO. and 2. O'Siea.
WEDNt DAYS SALE WI commence with she valuable
trvoioe Of Messr,. Ticfn0r Fields, Boston.
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"TNWINES ONLY"
Established l945
JAMES 4. TRAvERS,
No. 90 Beskmsn st.. N. Y.
Manufacturer and Dealer 10 al kinds o,
HYMP FLAX AND COTTON TWlNES.
Tvinss for Grain Coffee Salt and 0uano Sacks Cotton
Bales. Ham B.s,. Wrapping. Writing News Book and sand
Paper Paper Hanging Seine and Ouing Nets Fly mel"
1''N' TJBkCCO TWINE WOOL TwINE,
HOP TWINE,
M.,tr.... Tuns. Stitching Broom, Binding Sewing, Sail
Carpet and all other Twnes
Twnes for Hardware Dry Goods Grocers Druggists ship
Cbsndlers Boob Binders, Paper and Broom Makers,
Ststioncrs Uphosterefs. Fishermen. Weay-
ers and oil other Trades.
Trot Staging, Chalk and Plow Lines
10 THE TRADE.
At my Mills No 10 Annst am prepared to twiS hni'h
ps or way at possible notice aud on the most
p.isnt, And Manufacturer OF Jute Wrapping Irvine
JAS. 7. TRAVER5, No. " Beekmspst
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Amusements.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Ma4seeress.......Mrs. JOHN WOOD
trHD EsTABLisrmFyr pors NOT apvERTiss IN THE
SEW-ioRk HER6Lp.l
SATURDAY EVENING, March 81
20 ,lIlVELY LAST NlGhT!
6iEpEkELLA I LA coMAEEi,
MRS JOHN WOOD!
MRS. JOHN WCODn
As CINDERELLA. the bsron's Youngest Daughter
Mr. GEORGE FAWCkTr ROWE....as...... CLouNDA
received nightly with OF su,hter. but vhch no.wh'
'0' j" i'ts, i1'si Y' BE- WiriHDafwH.
The pe,ioiuisrces vii ceHmsrce with tie new COMEDY
wOoDcocK's LITTLE GAME.
hDEDAY EVENING. April 2.
will be presented The romantic spectacular drma,
TIE THREE GUAHDSMEN.
which viii be produced IN style Of agnifcenee fer snr.
posing al prsvol' Efforts with new scenery r9'le eorIre,
cnr'ume and east Of Characters seldom eeused but Fever
e''e'ed' including II MIS- Ssa'j Io IlS WOOD.
~ '' MApAlE mETHUA SCHILLER,
A., croRGee' h'S RowE T. t. RoyyAcE
Mr J. Il. sIUDLEY iir GEORGE RAMhs'
EVERY MEMBER OF THE COMPANY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SATURDAY.. APnl :, and WEDNESDAY,, April II,
will be given .
a GRAND NAIiNLE
cNDERELDAE Ia ooMARE.
Coumen-ing a. ! o'c.ccA.
BROADWAY MISREPRESENTATION.
- AFTERNOON AND EvESlNG PERFORMANCE.
NR. JOHN 2. OWENS.
THIS (SAI URDAYl EVENING, MARCH 81,
FOR IHE LAST iIAE,
w bis two lacst hit-,
JHt CHIMNEY COkNtR
aud
TIE cONJUGAL LESSON
THIS SATURDAY. AFTERNOON, u OCLOCE,
THE LIVE IEDlAN
and
COUSIN JOE.
OWNS BOTH COMEDIES
EASTER NONpAf NIGHT. AIRiL1.
DOT, Or TnE ChllkET On THE HEARTH.
Spend.dly produced -
JOHN =. ONENS......... .as........CAL PLJAMER
COMPLIMENTARY FAREWELL
~ 10 b. t.rd.r4t 70
HARRY SANDERrON
prior 10 his departure for Europe being lov.v HE as sp
pearInco for yeas a. lie leaves PEI steamer = 'sh April
rv1NG HALL.
SATURDAY EVENING, March 81, 1866.
The following distinguished li1s' have kindly eonsen.edto
stfst:
Nh. a. MIxsELL. sopzno,
Pupil of signor Abera.
Nj ). Il. IllOMts. Baritone. and
NJ THtO. THOMAS, Niolnis:.
Conductors:
sisnor L. ALBIT1s and sienor ABELLA.
Tickets 81. Reserved Sent. 30 cents extra
To be Rad - all toe Husic Stores. and 81 The Hall.
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amnsemsnis.
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
THIS Es1AB1rsnxKyr Dors NOT ApvERrlE IN
THE sKwYoRx uHRLp)
SATURDAY EVENING. March 81,
WIZ be presented shskrspeaTe's Tragedy OF
OTHELLO,
on which occasion
Mr. J. NEWTON GOTrHOLD
will appear fOE the third spd let ti1s this season
Mr.. CHARLES BARRON "a IAGo,
(his last appearance this sessorl
spLESDiD CAST
MoNDAN ENEAiNG, APrl2
''''' NR AND Mas. BARNEY WILLIAMS. -
viii make tier first apre IN eighteen moths In New
NAV A CARNIVAL OF INCREMENT,
during which IN addition to those 800. ,,,-,
POPULAR AND PHEASANT PIECES
GATETY AND CHARM
with which their asoeutee they viii Introduce
MOST ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES
Seats secured Xix days H. advance
Doors open At u commence at 1i'
WINNER GARDEN.
MR. AND MRS. BARNEy WILLIAMS.
TIE ORIGINAL IMPERSONATOkS
IRISH AND YANKEE
PECULlARiTlEo.
AC,RNTvAL or FUN
on EASTER MONDAY, APRiL2
M" NV SCENERY, bEc0RATloHs AND APPOINT.
MEMS
''' '''''' The LAKES or KILLARNEY.
Mr. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
- '''''- '''s '''-' Ia L-sNTY oLoUGpLIN
and KATE KEAHNEl.
Wth series Of beautiful ballads and 1.-THE Connsushs Mans
REAL IRISH JIG-AND ,,,,u
AN IRISH FAIR FIGHT
MRS. WILLIAMS
viii appear In her wonderful rendition Of
TEN CHkRACTERS
IN the elegant Pro,esu Comedy OF
An HOUR n SEVILLE,
which viii be produced with new, AMI -
SUPERB COsIUMFS. AND APPOINTMENTS,
MR BARNEY WILLIAMS,
Box Book now open Tor the sacaremen' ofsra''.
yVALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. ..Mr LESTER WALLACE
(rHIs rsIABusaxExr DOES Not ADVERTISE IN TGE
NETWORK HERALD
Open eesia.sts
BENEFIT on MRS. VERNON.
TWO CAPITAL PIECES on The SANE tNENINu'
baes''One' POpulsr, Comedy p9 acted this sea'oDh
With Elegant Scenery Applopn.e cosumea and Appoint
BAcHELors ,,
Mr. David Damper woman iine bachelor NJ, J. Gilbert
n
Mr. Pete Pusey ia bashul bsc NJ oun5
Mr. NaTcssus Boss Ia e loving bsotenr Mr.. Il T. nSgoid
M Charles Chesteg(a s.rrous bachelor Nil Williamson
sPIgsrERs.
Miss Kitty skylsrk IA singing puSerl. Miss Mary Gsnnou
Ms Mara Micaw (e ualnatng spnsi'r Eernon
Mis-. Sarah SLa- usnGaug spusiel Mrs Fanny Moran
Miss t.rore Coy IA yhed slist" ...MTs Join aeiton
Miss Jessy Meadows "a rousntc spuser) Jernns'
And i, tine Comedy o. peculiar usructi0n, the css
Consisting ENTIRELY OF LADIES, sntited
LADIES AT HOME.
Jenny MS, MARY Dannof
LADY Maoe.ilr 'lu'i
Lady 'ssol
Miss ia Johh sfol
Mss .As- lone Burke
Mrs. LrLient. .ts sir
hrs. fTlg
Miss
MONpAY-Brnsht oil Mr.H. lSuEINOODlScebic At ~
viii be presented to- favone pieces DREAMS VI DLLO
SION and MARRIED LIFE.
TUESDAY-for the nitth 'is lsud last for the presen
the a'trlctiye COMEDY SOCIETY," win be repeated.
WEDNESDAY-Beneft Of bliss loNE BIkkE ttTst tim.
thi- .easoul Loyes celebrated pay IL NIFES SEC kET
NNAlLACKs.
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Sales bn Anttion.
A. NJ. HtKvIv. Aucuoneer.

A NJ HrEvN. Auctioneer.
by BANGS. MERWlN d Co., Nos. Goa and
A. go Broadway, co., Of 4h-stSaes Of Boots, sta.
tonery ctfss Works Of AT Fancy Gnocs Fnrnuro &c
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS
April ana 3, a. = o'clock.
- ff,l v ATE LIBRARY Of choice English ard American
STANDARD Woiks In various departments and col econ OF
vna0 Miscellaneous Literature, &c. Catalogues ready
aud tue books are Oh exhibition.
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THE ARTISTS OF THE OPERA
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Sales tn Anfiion.
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IN
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TUNS SCRANTON COAL.
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