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The New York herald., 1873-10-20
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Edwin Booth begins an engagement at his own
theatre on the Sd OF November, appearing in "Ham-
let.n
Miss Emma Howson is to make her debut in
Italian opera during the coming winter season in
Milan.
The Fifth Avenue Theatre company drew large
houses to Mrs. Conway's Brooklyn Theatre during
the past week. "Divorce' and "Frou Frou" were
performed. The company remains in Brooklyn
another week and then goes to Albany
Mr.. r. NJ Field, of the Boston Museum, has
bought the right to produce 'The Geneva Crossn at
his theatre, and has paid very large sum for the
privilege. The play still draws large houses to the
Union Square Theatre and Is likely to hold the stage
there for some time yet.
The new Fifth Avenue Theatre cannot be COM
pleted before the oath Of November. 1t will, how
ever, positively be opened on that date. Signor
Garibaldi has already begun the work of frescoing
the theatre in manner that Is expected to excel
anything in this country.
An operatic concert will be given under the aus
pices OF the School Teachers Association on satur
day evening next at the Academy OF Music. The
artists are to be:-M. Capou, Signor del Puente
aud Miles, Maresi and Drasdil. Signor Muzio's en-
tire orchestra viii be present. The programme is
made up OF selections from la Favorita,n MAR
tha," "Lucretia Borgia,n 'Massanlello,. sFaustr
and "Ballo In Maschera.n
The present Is Salvini's last week in this CITY,
Two evening performances are to be given at the
Academy OF Music-"David Garrick, being on the
bills for Tuesday and "Othelor for Thursday.
Two matnees win also be had. "David Garrickn
being given for the last time at the Union Square
Theatre on Wednesday afternoon, and farewell
performance taking place at the Lyceum Theatre
on Saturday. at which he is to play "Hamlet.r
theatre, called the New olympic, win be opened
In Philadelphia this evening. 1t is situated on
Market street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. Though OF unpretentious exterior, inside
1t is very handsome and spacious, being capable
OF seating 1900 people, The stage is large and
we'll appointed. The New Olympic is to be mod.
elled somewhat after Niblo's Garden. The spec-
tacuar drama is there to have Its home. though
the managers say the effort will be made to have
1t chastened from what they think is the ruder
kind performed In this city. The opening piece
this evening is intended to uelneate American
history from the Revolution.
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The Indictment.
The following are the principal charges embod-

led in the report:-
Marshal Bazane has deceived the confidence of the
Emperor, who had ordered retreat By delaying the
departure of the army until August IA 2 In railing to
failing to avail himself at the sortie Metz OF
than the march of the army, when there
the auxiliary corps which carried the provisions the
army. s. In not continuing his march on August IT,
Marshal Bazane allowed to be crushed in the battle of
August ls OF his Canrebertin
spite OF the pressing appeals of the latter when he Ba
zaine) kept inactive almost the whole of his reserves
Marshal Bazaine has deceived the Emperor and the Min
state of affairs we'll regarding his plans, in falsely
announcing the Mnister August rs when he knew
the march Of the Army a N Of Ghaons that PC
shall MacMahon that he could pierce them whenever he
wanted to do SO. Marshal Bazane has made serious
effort to come to the aid OF Marshal after hav
ing nsgated the march Of the latter, which in leaving
his lieutenant to bear the whole weight Of the struggle
has brought about the disaster OF Sedan.
Marshal Bazalne has abused the confidence of his
leutenants In the conference held at Grinort on Au-
gust 26:-
l. In concealing from them the march of the Army Of
q In not communicating to them the dispatches sent
tc the Emperor the Minister of War and Marshal Mac
In stating that the army had only ammunitions for
one attic when he knew that since August 2 new sup
plies had been obtained.
by the enemy TO NJ. DebaIns, which OF nature to
destroy the spirit of the army and part OF which was
Marshal Bazane has, after recognizing the new gov.
ernment lent ear to the propositions brought from
France by Regner and to the plans OF restoration
Marshal Bazaine has informed Regner of the date
when his provisions would give out surrcndering thus
State secret to individual whose identity only
established by passport from NJ. Bismarck.
Marshal Bazaine has instructed NJ: Regner to declare
that he was ready to capituae with his army cond
tion Of obtaining the honors Of when ne had yet
food for more than month and ammuntons even
beyond his need.
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ANA ou . ssa na the kc,s white wings were spread

ana % ana the S6lcs white wings spread
for 1900 mile voyage.
III needless 10 say that Staples did not get his ad,
vance and when ne spoke OF it the sailors only laughed
nin and advised him to make cow-hitch IN the ex.
mites OF h swallow tail. though they relieved
him these by cutting of first and then the other 70
make biackban caps But they treated him we'll The
the Baltic largely made up In the way.
MAKER, soldier, fireman and carpenter who hardly
knew end Of the ship from the other and who had
more idea OF shipping as seamen TO go round Cane
Horn than they had OF filing Henry Ward Beechers
pulpit .
into watch and he sent alot until
crew was excellent There was very little bullying and
beating and Captain Taylor did not add to his sin OF
kidnapping men the sin OF tortnring and XII ling them
though the ward charged cxorbant prices for the
few articles which the sopchest contained Arriyng
he taken 10 Sanders boarding house the third
having given him the abundant clothes in which
he made his appearance to Mr.. Morrow.
We have given in connected shape the substance OF
the boys story, without color establishment OF any
kind There is nothing improbable In II 70 any one who
knows anything abon the manner in which ships are
manned IN American PORTS AMI the boy exhibits every
Just what he says KS he s-a good d.workng boy lie
frmed In Rome an While in srooSlyn attended the
mother got the letter sent ashore by the watch
man, he asked her 10 write to san Francisco, but
found no letter waiting him here.
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Digest or the Case.

from the London Daily Telegraph, Oct. ~
PARIS. Oct. q, 1879
must endeavor To assist your readers by sketch
ing as distinctly as possible the main features OF
tne Dill which has been made out against the pris.
Oner The first broad question to be formulated
Is whether Marshal Bazaine has been gnilty OF
treachery and incapacisy--the two being nearly
synonymous In the present instance--or whether
ne has only been the victim Of events In other
words. did he strain every nerve in the defence OF
his country as Marsnal OF France, or did he subor.
dipate his duty to his own ambition ana b,s mia
9lance to the Emperor? Three distInct noinfs
arise out OF this general statement The hrst 10
whether the Marshal was justified in blockiny mn IN
his army under the walls Of Metz and thus soafing
himself from Marshal Mcmahon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the lAtter's Efforts to dlssuade him rom r,s''s
step which led TO the disaster OF Sedan. The sec
Ond is whether, instead OF doing his utmost To
break through the German lines which paralyzed
DIS great army he had not purposely discouraged
every attempt made to that eject, In the hope or
Oeing able to make terms with the enemy In the
name and for the profit OF the Imperial govern
WAS BAzArNK's ARMY ExHkUsrED9
Tuc third point is whether he did not surrender
before MIS- means OF resistance and subsistence
were exsausted, and show Q readiness to comply
with every deiure OF the enemy, amounting to
positive treAcheiy II VIII be remembered That
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the rst point the one relating TO the mflure which
attended Bazaine's march 70 the assistance y Mae
winch the latter sent TO kfa colleague towards the
end OF August. 1t was t.hus worded;--
Received your d@sspatcA les cftho 18th, am at Rheims
shall be on the Aisn' where viii you according
The date OF fAis despatch was for long time
mystery. but tie duplicate OF the document has
been Iouna and leaves no doubt as TO the fact that
IL was Wrr ten on the lSth OF August. IL was sent
Oh ny tnlee messengers, each OF whom had copy
carelup Z concealed on his person, ana VINO, In
order To cross the whole breadth OF the Prussan
hnes. started at separate intervals by different
rorltcs. When did this despatch reach Bazaine
" nj he receive 1T before or alter the council OF war
, August, when he impressed upon his generals the
necessity OF remaining under the walls OF Metz,
giving as his reason that the army under his COM
mand was completely abandoned by MacMahon
IL Is SUFFICIENT to say at present that there are
witnesses ready to swear that this despatch was
given TO the Marshal on the 23d OF August.
REGNlERS MISSION.
1t was month after .nis date, on the 23d OF
September, when the army had almost ceased to
give any signs OF even wishing TO leave Metz, that
M. Regnier, better known as I'M. N" arrived at
Metz, and, after private conversation with the
Marshal, was authorized to take the gallant GEN
era BOurbaki out OF the fort Tor the avowed pur-
pose OF learning whether the Empress was pre-
pareu 70 sgn peace Msh nntaned a e
with Count Bismarck at Versailles, the confidence
| with which ne inspired the astute diplomat and
his account OF the interview with the Marshal are
| all very remarkable In themselves and III the
present trial will form one OF the principal points
| OF interest The Importance OF his testimony may
| be estimated when it is considered that on his
| statements will turn all the
ACCUSATIONS OF P0LITICAIs INTRIGUE
| and reasonable communication with the enemy
| which have been lavisned on Marshal Bazaine.
| Then, finally, the nature OF the capitulation,
| which to so many people has appeared so un-
necessarily and incomprehensibly disastrous, viii
| form the subject OF the most searching examina-
ton. In the text OF the capituation the third ar
| ticle has been severely criticised 1t runs thus:-
The arms, as well as the army material. consisting
equipment ammunition, &C., shall be left at Metz and in
the forts under the charge OF special military commits
sions instituted by Marshal Bazaine, that they
be made Immediately to the Prussan commission
without their arms shall be brought out
ranged according to their regiments corps and in mil
itary ORDER In the places assigned or each CORDS Ihe
officers will then return liberty into the enrenched
camp on condition they their word OF honor
without the Of the Prussian
mander.
The surrender of trophies arms and ammuni
! tion, wnen these might have been destroyed be-
fore the fort was surrendered, has also to be ex
| planned.
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sTABBINa APPRAY.

Corneans Tubbs, Of No. 127 Bleecker street, and
Henry Barclay. OF No. Is East Fifteenth street,
were arrested yesterday by Captain Walsh, OF the
seventeenth precinct police. for beating and
wounding Patrick and Thomas Quilles, OF No. Igs
First avenue. The prisoners were locked up at the
Bellevue HOSPITAL
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The Surrender.
TGrom Galignani's Messenger. Oct. IL

[Grom Galgnani's Messenger Oct. III
The event was announced at Berlin by a tri-
umphant telegram from King william to Queen
Augusta -
The captulation, 1t said, was signed yesterday We
have taken prisoners 10000 soldiers marshas more
than 6O0O officers 53 eagles with their daos
$40 pieces Of field artillery, the mate rial Tor more
tnan ID batteries about 500 fortress 66 mra
leuses about 800 600 muskct enormous quantity Of
curasses swords &c. nearly 1000 military train wag
immense stores wood lead unworked bronze and
= very valuable powder mill.
THE MILITARY CODE
1s thus worded:-
ARTICLE 209-Is punishable with death, with military
DEGRADATION, every governor or commander who, sent
Tor trial alter council inquiry, Is guilty OF
having capiulated and surrendered the conded
to him without having, &c.
ART 2l0.-Every general and every commander of an
armed troop who capitulstes In the field Is pun
Fsrss-With death with military degradation II his
act has had for result make his troops lay
arms " before treating verbally by writing
not done everything required by duty and honor:
ny dismissal m every other case.
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CAPsIzING OF A LIGHTER

The lighter Wave, belonging to New Jersey, and
lying at the end Of pier No. Is East River, turned
slightly over on her side yesterday ana lost 4 no,
tion Of her CARGO. valued at 81 000 ~
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN 4 co.
- Thirty second annual sale of new and cond hand
Carpets. Friday, Saturday and Monday, May 10 and
L. at9 O'Clock A. NJ each day, at the Central salesrooms
corner Of Willoughby and Pearl streets, Brooklyn.
Many OF these are as good as from parties
moving who avail themselves of this opportunity TO sell
their carpets and select from the large assortment the
catalogue others to fit their rooms without
Contributors please send goods by Tuesday evening,
the eth.
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RY s. W. DAUCHY, AUCTIoNEER,

sell this day at O'clock at 4a Canal street. and
desirable lot Of Household Furniture, consisting Of 100
Rugs Mats, Parlor Suits, black walnut bedroom Sets
Cottage Suits black walnut and other Bedsteads Blu
tresses; Extsnson and Dining Tables Chairs, Sofas.
Mirrors; Oil Paintings, Engrayings Dining Room Furni-
ture, Sdeboards stoves, Bookcases, Commodes Silver
Manel Ornaments, Kitchen Utensils and great variety
convenience Of SALE Also Saloon Tables Office Furni-
ture. &c.
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CALDWELL, AUCTTONEER.

CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER
n. salesroom 70 Nassau street.
Monday ososS hsnd rn4oa
Ss chas lounges stands mi Mirr a%s Gsrpo
PPsintings wS pianoi9rtes Kitchen Ware Wardrobes
great inducements to housekeepers and dealers
UCTION SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
"a io wsst e; street between Sn and 1tn avenusa
- commencing at IO,S O'Clock. &
pkE s Is b w eo s @ da
namely aasnIissnt oe!ays rosewood fiSnoicTts
and %snss aIrror ea ns sG S bsS@ss rich Bronze
Velvet and ssns sss CS.
four rich Paror suits covered in Crimson Satin and
ire tables S Booseases 500 vols BOOKS &C. '
Superb rosewo gfd aa Snans s Suits u
%Odss s hair Saressss spring
e. Dining s S!:ss saass nss
n 5 ass d
ery sold silver and other Articles too numerous men
hSpsd ~
zuaSsT His s,SsS xs,, CO. s. Aus''onssra
Magnificent Household Furniture,
and %sns sSssy s WORKS s s''
ON rh A. gug Bay aq asstSSN1bAY,
mo sale oo%msnsins IA % Ssefs
between 9th and 9th avs
~, Drswng suits @ elk srccsds
abe sesan
gere. secreiaire bookcase 100 vols choice Books velvet
PannSs BY s@nsnt tar artists Bronze sta"sry cocss
ss st S
wood wsinnt Bureaus bedseads, Wardrobes, en- suite
sion Table suae sverwase hnawaFe Linen as.s.
and n s
sale take 9th nv. stages or 9th v. cars.
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DY s. b. GOODALE AUCTICNEER,
~ office, No West Twenty third street. GooDALE,
caao gue entire elegant and costly Household Furn
nre iars In g story high stop
c sna n
% Walnut marble eS
and cottage Bedroom, Suits; Library suits In
Maessss elegant French Feather Pillows o1 am
Bolscrs Pillasses Bedding fine marble Centre, Ia
other Bedseads superior walnut Bureaus with
plate Mirrors elegant black walnut Armour sofa bot
marble top Bue four rich Oil Paintings by celebrated
ss ns sGs ns ShG
ains Brussels Carpets ocioths Refrigerator Kitchen
H nS'scu s ouye4 0sues Sf5y a
pY DANIEL A. MATTHEW'S, AUCTIoNEER SALES.
90 81 MAY MAY a:s sslo
the private reside fence, 2l6 EAST Thirty SECOND
Brussels CARPETS China das
silver Ware, &c. Full particulars hereafter.
DY IsADoRE J. swARZKoPH, AUCTIoNEER-wILL
ID SELL to-day at l0h O'Clock at l55 East Fifty-second
street stock Fancy Goods Hosiery elegant Fixtures in
sTRxUs swARzKoPH, s7s Bowcry.
PY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
- room 76S Broadway near Ninth street. Just below
SUPERB TURKEY CARPETS and RUGS. VIII be ON OK.
hibition on and after Tuesday, 9th inst
by JOHN A. DUNN, AuCTIoNEER.-wILL SELL
ID tomorrow Tuesday, l0s o'clock, at SCI Sixth ave.
nue., the entire Furniture Of first class Billiard and Bar
black walnut Counters oar.pull English Beer Pump. oil
Paintings Csrpets chairs Round Tables, Partitions Eight
first class saloon Catalogues at the office OF the auction
RANKRUPT SALE OF FINE JEwELRY, DIAMONDS
~ and Fancy Goods At sts Broadway, near Twenty.
}. II. FRENCH, Aucioneer.
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TTENRY B. HERTS AUCTIONEER
IL SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
RICH CABINETS, VALUABLE PAINTINGS
CLOCKS, BRONZES, STATUARY, VASES. &C.,
ON TUESDAY, MAY s. AT 10 O'CLOCK,

CLOCKS. BRONZES, STATUARY, VASES. &C.,
ON TUESDAY, MAY g. AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT NO. 9 EAST THRIVE FIRST STREET,
NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
This will be the most important sale OF the season. the
furniture having been all made to order regardless of
cost and In less than six months The sale will be
percmptory the owner having to leave the city on &C
'o' THE PARLORs CONTAIN
Royal Wilton Carpets elegant Ebony ana real Ormolu
trimmed parlor Suit In crimson satin with conversa
match superb inlad Cabinets Pedesals Music STANDS
Statuary, Roman Vases, Eases, valuable Oil Painting
DINING ROOM CONTAINS
Elegant walnut Dining Suit in morocco, massively
carved naid Sideboard and Extension Dining Table,
elegant Manel Mirror and Cornices match rich Lace
Curtains French China Dinner Service, elegant Cut
Glass Ware, Cutlery, Silver Ware, &c, &C.
LIBRARY CONTAINS
Brussels Carpets sold walnut Secretary and Library
Bookcases dwarf and three wing Bookcases, library
Table fine Oil Painting. Library Suits in reps Lace Cur
CHAMBERS CONTAIN
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Mirrors, massive solid
walnut Chamber Suit cost 81 800; rich Plate Glass Ar
moircs, Warbrobes Turkish Lounges and Easy Chairs
Lace Curtains elegant Crnone Suit, In drab and blue
silk reps; Centre Table, Side Card and Tea Tables &C
together with the usual assortment Kitchen Utensils
with which the sale will commence.
The house will be for exhibition by permit only,
Monday 10 till o'clock. Catalogues and per-
ms may be had at the Office OF the auctoneer Is Cort
landt street
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DY f. COTTON AUCTIONEER,
ID Saesr0om s. East Thirteenth street. Broadway.
Superb Household Furniture
Eight or ten elegant French plate Mante and Pier Mir
rors, Grand Pianoforte, &c
On THURSDAY, May 8, at ii O'clock
the private residence No Kuherfrd place, be ween
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
the entire superb Parlor Bedroom and Dining Room Fur
nure. in good condition and was made TO order by first
class manufacturers elegant Carpets, rich China and
Glass Ware, &c More full particulars Tuesday. Cat
alogues can be had at the salcsroom on Wednesday.
RY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID 50 FIFTH AVENUE.-RUBERT SOMERVILLE
WILL SELL BY AUCTION, ON TUESDAY, MAY 9, AT
10Y O'CLOCK, AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 27
CLINTON PLACE, AL THE FINE ANTIQUE FURNI-
Mahogany Parlor Suits in II G.; mahogony bookcases,
tiles shells 4c mahogony carved Bedsteads, Bureaus;
Hair Mattresses Feather Pillows; wardrobes secreta-
ries iniaid Bureaus, Cabinets, Desk Library Tables
Lounges; fine china Dinner and Tea Sets; Cut Glass
Ware; India China, Vases, urns, Flower Pots
FINE STERLING SILVER WARE; GOLD AND SILL
YER WATCHES. CHAINS, CARD CASES, sPECTA-
Giles, &c.
Also large assortment Of Silver Plated Ware, Crock
cry Tin Ware and Kitchen Utensils with which the sale
will commence
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HENRY B. HERTs, AUCTIONEER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ON MONDAY, MAY 8. AT 101S O'CLOCK
AT 2l2 WEST TwENTy-sECoND STREET.
Rosewood walnut Parlor Suits velvet and Brussels
Carpets, oak Dining Room Suit mahogany and cottage
Chamber Suits feather Beds. Mattresses, Bedding,
Crockery Glassware, Sewing Machine Kitchen Utensils
Terms cash. Catalogues at SALE Goods must be removed
day
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BARGAIN AT MORRIsTowN, n. TWILL BE
"a sold for 20 per less than offered year,
Country Seat complete with horses, carriages and
ntiire three good house Of III rooms bath and
otnsft do fee house carriage house and garden.
-'','s iti'l aud healthy abundance Of
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GREAT SALE
Of AMERICAN PAINTINGS at auction,

May and at the somervillc Gallery SO Fifth avenue
2W Paintings by our best artists Exhibition free. Names
Of r. IL q n in In
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOL-
SALE OR To RENT.

A PRIME FARM OF 81 ACRES FOR SALE VERY
IA cheap-216 miles from one OF the most nourishing
towns In Pennsylvania, half mile from Richlandtown
land is smooth. clear and rich garden profits
year large substantial buildings cost over $1,000;
In prime orders stream OF water abundance OF choice
fruit; No cash market at door; only 50 miles from
philadelphia milk and twelve passenger trains daily
hours from New York city; very healthy country
chs no MOSQUITOES; viii be sold at sacrifice and i'm
mediate possession, with all the gwen price only
$1,000; terms $1,000 cash, balance easy Take A. NJ
train from foot Of Liberty street. New York New jersey
Central Railroad), 70 Bethlehem, Pa there take North
Pennsylvania Railroad to Quakertown. Inquire at
M!lers note opposite 3usker S station for L.
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A uCTIoN SALE. AUCTION SALE

"A THIS DAY, MONDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
The entire Furniture Of Residence 21O West
Twentyrst ST. near seventh av be sold at auction,
without reserve ROBERT O. CASHIN, auctionecr,
sels viz :Parlor Suits IN satin brocate cotalnc,
two magnificent rose wood Panofores double round
Paris Clocks Bropzes Oh Paintings inad and GIT cab
nets Etagores, Turkish Chairs marqueterie and Rilt
Jardnieres, &C.
Dining Room, viz -Extenson Table, BUFFET Chairs
silver Tea SCI, emma and Cut Glass Ware Cutlery, &c.
Bedrooms contain ~
Suits In reps rosewood aud walnut BedseadS Bureaus
Wassands, Commodes spring and hair Mattresses, Car
pets OIL Paintings velvet and Brussels and ingram Car
pets, &c. Sale positive rain shine. ~ Blake 18th
Sth cars 10 2lst street Competent IN attend
snce 70 cart. ship Of pack goods CITY or cointrx
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A RI NOTICE.
n An elegant collection of foreign and American
Pictures Is now on exhibition at Mr. SC1iENCK'S Art
Gallery 80 Liberty street. TO be sold at auction on Thurs.
day and Friday. Sth and 9th inst
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MILITARY.

TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT, WASHINGTON
~ Wanted permission to form company Of volun-
teers CHE majority Of the late Sky ninth regmenD to
exterminatc the Modoc Indians which have caused 50
venge the blood OF our soldiers IN arms II provided
with arms and ammunition we will pay our own ex-
penses and will be ready TO to the scene OF action
at the earliest opportunity. THOMAS FITZPATRICK,
Captain, 200 West street. New York.
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At BENDALL'S OLD sTAND.-FURNITURE, CAR
N pets and Bedding, cheap for cash or by weekly ant
monthly payments G. e. CANNON,
2U9 and 2lI Hudson street. corner Canal
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THO laET-AT SCARSDALE WEsrCHESTER COUNTY.
i lg miles from Grand Cen raj depot via Harlem Rail
Furnished attic and cellar, with tine stable and OUT
houses and IL OF land handsomely LAID cut III lawn
and garden with abundance OF all Kinds OF fruit and
vegetables; good tenant may have OF horse, cows
&c the house Is but two minutes walk from Scarsdaie
station has hot and cold water BATH &c. and presents
unsurpassed advantages summer residence. Apply
10 ADAMS, McHARG d CO., Drexel building, corner
Wall and Broad streets.