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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-12-04

The ninth census has been completed, the
report thereof published and distributed and
the working forco OF the bureau disbauded
The Secretary Of the Interior renews his
accommodation that census be taken In
1870, tv which subject the attention OF Con.
greGs 10 invited. Tht original suggestions In
That behalfhss met With the general approv-
.! Of the county. and. even = y be Doomed
advisable NJ present 70 provide for regular
Quinquennial census, q census taken in 1875,
ths report OF which could be completed and
Published before the tooth anniversary Of our
national Independence, would be especially
interesting and valuable ~ showing the pro-
gress of the country during the drst century
OF our national existence. IT IL believed,
however, that o regular oensus every nvs
years would be OF substantial benefit to the
country. inasmuch "a our growth hitherto
has been so rapid that the results OF toe
e . basis Of estimates for the later years Of
the decennial period.
Under the very eficient management OF
the Governor and the Board Of Public Works
OF thio district, the city OF Washington IL
rapidly assuming the appearance Of capital
OF which ths nation may. we'll be proud.
From being . most unstghtly place dve
years ago. disagreeable TO pass through In
summer In consequence Of the dust arising
from unpaved streets. and almost smpassa-
BILE In the winter from the mud, IL Ia now
one OF the most slightly cities In the country.
and can boast OF being the best paved, The
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-12-04

sucn actlon IN connection herewith, as in
your judgment will most contribute to the
best interests of the country.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Affairs in Utah require your early and
special attention. The Supreme Court OF
the United States, In the case OF Clinton Va.
Englebrecht. decided that the United States
Marshal of the Territory could not lawfully
summon jurors for the District Courts, and
those courts held that the Territorial Marshal
should faithfully perform that duty because
be 10 elected by the Legislative Assembly,
and not appointed, - provided for in the
act organising the Territory. All proceed
ings ct law are practically abolished by
these decisions, and there have been but few
OF no Jury trials in the District Courts OF
that Territory since the last session of Con.
gress. Property IL left without protection
BY tho courts, and crimes 20 unrunished.- a.
To prevent anarchy there, 1t Is absolutely
necessary that Congress should provide the
courts with some mode Of obtaining Jurors,
and recommend legislation to that end
and also, that the Probate Courts Of the
Territory now assume to Issue wrlts Of in.
Junction and habsas corpus and to try crim-
inal cases, and In questions - to land titles
DO denied al jurisdiction not possessed or.
dinarily by courts of that description.
BANKRUPTCY.
! have become impressed with the belief
that the act approved March 2, 1857, suti.
tied IAN Act 70 Establish Q Uniform System
OF Bankruptcy throughout the United
States" 10 productive Of more evil than
good. At this time many considerations
might be urged for Its total repeal, but II
this is not considered advisable ! think 1t
will not be seriously Questioned that those
portions Of saidact providing for what ID
called involuntary bankruptcy" operate to
increase the financial embarrassment Of
careful and prudent men, who very often
become involved in debt In the transaction
of their business, and though they may pos.
sess ample property, if 1t could be made
available for that purpose, TO meet all their
liabilities, yet on account Of the extraordi.
nary scarcity Of money they may be unable
to meet all their pecuniary obligations a.
they become due, In consequence of which
they nrc liable to be prostrated In their BUSH
ness BY proceedings In bankruptcy at the
instance Of unrelenting creditors. People
are now SO easily alarmed as to monetary
matters that the mere filing Of . petition In
bankruptcy by an unfriendly creditor will
necessarily embarass and oftentimes accom-
plish the financial ruin Of . responsible
business man. Those who otherwise would
make lawful and just arrangements to re-
lieve themselves from difficulties produced
by the present stringency in money are pre-
vented by their constant exposure TO attack
and Disappointment BY proceedings against
them in bankruptcy; and, besides, the law
is made, in many cases, by obdurate credi-
tors, to frighten or force debtors into COM
pliance with their wishes and into acts of
injustice to;otber creditors and tothemsslves
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-12-04

veys have made point d9i miles west
of Lake Of the Woods. leaving about
$50 miles to he surveyed. the field
work of which can be completed dur
ing the next season..
AWARD Of COMMISSIONERS ron AID.
JUsTMENT OF JOINT CLAIMS.
The commission organized under
the provisions Of the treaty
of Washington for the set
element aud determining Of
the9claims of citizens Of either
power against. the other, arising out
Of acts, committed against their per.
s0ns or property. during the period
between April IL, 1861 and April 3,
1865, made its final report on the 2jth
of last September, and il was awarded
that the United States should pay to the
Government Of her Brittanic majesty,
within IL months from date of the
award the sum Of Sl,929,Sl9 3 in
gold. The commission disallowed or
dismissed all other claims of British
subjects against the United States.
The amount OF claims presented
by the British Government but
assallO we'd or dismissed, ia understood
10 be about $93,OO0.O00. II also dis.
SLOWED all the claims Of the United
States against Great Britain. which
were referred TO it. l recon-.
mend the early passage Of an
An act Appr0priating the amount
necessary to pay this award against
The United States.
have caused to be communicated to the
government Of the King Of Italy the thanks
Of this government for the eminent services
rendered by Count Cont, as the tL;rd CON-
missioner on this commission. With the dig.
nifty, learning and impariiality,
be discharged duties, requiring great Ia.
Dor and constant patience, to the satiafac.
h"n, believe, Of both governments.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-12-04

WAX DEFANlMEHIs
The attention of Congress is invit-
ed to the recommendations Of the
Secretary If War herewith accom-
panying. Che apparent great cost In
supporting the Academy is fully ex-
planned in he report, and it will re.
ceive your attention. While inviting
your attention to all the recommends
tions made ly the Secretary of War,
there are two which would especial
ly invite you to consider: First, the
importance o. preparing for war In
time of peaceby providing for proper
armament fol our sea-coast defencos.
Proper armament Is of vastly more
importance than Notifications. The
latter can be supplied very speedily
for temporary purposes when needed
the former cannot. The second is the
necessity of re-opening promotion in
the staff corps of the army. Particu-
larly Is this necessity felt in the medic
al, pay, and ordinance departments.
AT this time il is necessary to employ
by contract surgeons to supply the
necessary medical attention required
by the army. With the present force
of the Pay Department, it is now diff
ficult to make the payments to troops
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-12-04

tire annual appropriation for that
branch OF the service, trusting to Con-
gress and the public opinion Of the
American people to justify my action.
NODE OF ELEcTING PRESIDENT.
Assuming, from the action of the
last Congress in appoint
ing Committee on Privileges and
Elections, to prepare and report to
this Congress constitutional amend
ment to provide better method of
electing the President and Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States, and also
from the necessity of such an amend
ment, that there will be submitted to
the State Legislatures for ratification
such improvement in our constitution,
] suggest two others for your cOnsid-
Grafton: First, to authorize the Exec
utive TO approve of so much of any
measure passing the two Houses Of
Congress as his judgment may dictate,
without approving the whole, the dis.
approved portion or portions to be
subjected to the same rules as now,
to.wit: to be referred back to the
house in which the measure of meas
ures originated, and il passed by a
two.thirds vote of the two houses,
then to become law without the APP
proval Of the President. would add
to this a provision that there should
be no legislation.by Congress during
the last twenty-fo hours of its sit
ting, except upon veto, and in order
TO give the Executive an opportunity
to examine and approve Or disapprove
Understandings. Second, to provide,
by az amendment, that when an extra
session Of Congress is convened by
Executive proclamation, legislation
during the continuance Of such extra
session shall be confined to such sub.
jects as the Executive may bring be-
fore it from time to time in writing.
The advantages to be gained by these
two amendments are obvious. One
session in each year is provided for
by the Constitution, In which there
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A GREAT, SPECIAL AND uNREsERvED SALE BY

GREAT, SPECIAL AND UNRESERVED SALE by
"A pubnc auction by order administrators at II clock
IIoHlPr az ~ NASSAU street, near Fulton. a. CALD-
WE'LL, Auctoneer- This day Uuesday), rich rosewood
and walnut Furniture of every description inc uding
Carpets Mlrrors, Paintings, Beds
iiers Pianoores &C. &c Parties about going 10 honse
keeping are assured that this sale strictly without re-
10 close the estate of Mathew Doughty deceased
Also, tomorrow "Wednesday at lox oclosk the entire
Contents of private residence 36l West nth street
between Eighth and Ninth avenues being the effects Of
private family removing from the city. insisting OF
God and walnut Paror Furniture costly on Paint
nga large Pier Mirrors and Cornces Centre Tables
D0forte Lounges Oval Mirrors Damask Curtains, Exten
sion Tables Herrings iron safe, verv elegant oak BUFFET
oak Chairs in leather solid rosewood, walnut and
hogaDy Chamber Furniture Hair Mattresses Boil
eers and Pillows Carpets Oicloths, Hall stand, China
ware and Glassware, dc &C, all made 70 order in the
tuners Sale positive An extraordinary chance iG
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SALES At AUCTION.

7 7. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE SO GREAT
q. Jones street will SELL Wednesday, March 10 at
IL O'clock at 261 Bowery near Houston street large
Furniture, OF large manufacturer, wholesale and retail
dealer, retiring from the business consisting of large
Stock expressly for the city retail trade
Rosewood walnut mahogany and other Furniture Of
Beds BEDDING, Mirrors Clocks &c, &c; opportunity
Tor housekeepers and those contemplating furnishing
houses goods can remain till May free OF charge goods
packed and shipped.
JAMES CAGNEY. AUCTIONEER REAL ESTATE
= and Loan Broker, A3l Hudson street Household
the three story residence l6 West Sixteenth street. be-
tween sixth and seventh avenues; perempory sale, 10
be removed iorthwith consists OF black walnut and
other paror and Chamber Furniture. Carpets 0cloths,
BEDS and Bedding Hat Rack Stair Carpets black walnut
Extension Table and Chairs other Dining and Kitchen
furniture &c James Cagney will give personal atte
years experience prompt reliable returns and moderate
charges
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A.
IMPORTANT
ART NOTICE.
Mr. BEAuMoNT's
now &C, Collection ,,3 of Of r "a anS evening
Leavitt Art Rooms, si7 Broadway.
This ss ss ' & and evening On which
From the Commercial Advertser.)
ns saenpy
point picture 6ish would not form wei
addition to "pE Sry tSs f1ssIn in the city
rn @ . Sne ssaes
-, From the EXPRESS
collector astonhes the connosseurs Of this city with
exhibition Of pictures before which al others Of former
p..,,.. ~, From the Home Joarnall
this country the old iavortes present
with such superior specimens as to pc almost new
TIME OF SALE.
ton Hail salesrooms, Wednesday and THURSDAY even
The Msssrs TE%vITT rs
THE MozIER sTAruARY.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FINE MARBLE STATUES,
xS of Mr. Moer ARE 100 o amar known by AL
ss1eS nSM 9" &c large
ana q ne smaller SIZE there aTs six
.unaIne" 'Jephihah's Daughter "weps of the Wish
Now free exhibition the Clinton Hall salesrooms,
and to be sold BY % saTay Tyenns
A UCTIoN SALE. AUCTION SALE.
ysfds Sassso4 1
ru,S y Tss largest SAFE his season H. ,.,.,
eighth street, between Filth and Sixth avenues Par
9a s TnS
Chairs, Lounges, rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits
Magnificent round rosewood 1Panof0re
Glass China and Silver
q the stock Of Daniel Beekmans Jewelry esabshmen
solid gold silver p &c and
'A'' ~ ~''''-'' - THOMAS WILSON, Auctioneer
UCTIoN sALE-THIs DAY TUEsDAD,
u, We stosy e sfss s nsaS IN nSsaue
$4,000 wSqt easan and at costly SsISf Furniture
NAMELY nse ana costly ss OF A %o
ey
and eh IS M sa
Mirrors Clocks, Chandeers Lace Curtains, Bookcase
ana BOOKS hnSr ssdnSS@ Se contains viz
and
Chairs hair and spring Beds Mattresses Pillows Bolsters
Ssr hn. and e Also an
Kitchen Furniture. Over 800 lots, by catalogue.
LUKE FITZGERALD Auctioneer
DY b. A. CLARK 4 CO.,
ID at store 66l Broadway, opposite Bond street.
The sale Of
rich Silverware
and
fine Table Cutlery
will continue daily the present week,
sale commencing at l0h O'Clock A. N. Goods exhibit
ton previous to sale. 49,
Every article warranted first class and be sold with
out reserve
DYE. COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
ID hold Furniture, removed from private residence
Forty street the saesrooms So East Thirteenth
street where 1t will be sold Wednesday, March 49, atl0a
O'clock entire rich Furniture the house Axminis
ter, Wilton. Velvet and Brussels Carpets French plate
Pier and Mantel Mirrors; elegant rosewood Panoorc,
cost $c superb carved black walnut Chamber Suit cost
$780, in good order rosewood carved Chamber Suit black
walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus and ashstands, Armoire
Wardrobes. Bookcases elegant Dining Room Furniture,
Paror Furniture Etageres, BronZes fine Oil Paintings
Clocks, Parlor Billiard Table, Gas Fixtures best Hair
Mattresses and Bedding China and Glass Ware.
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u West Tweny-third street. corner Of Eighth avenue.
Curtain rises ats Doors open at Ia O'Clock.
MR.. AUGUSTIN DAILY. Sole Lessee and Manage1
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BEGINS AT 8 SATURDAY MATINEE AT 80
Carriages may be ordered for 10 40
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TOBBING AND RETAIL DRUG STOCK
81 AT
AUCTION.
BURDETT DENNIS will sell on Thursday 10th, at
28 Hudson street. between Canal and Spring Streets
10 O'Clock A. NJ,
by order OF the mortgage,
the large Stock elegant Fixtures and Good Will
the extensive lObbng and retail Drug Store M Hudson
street. formerly owned by John Aiken Jr, and recently
by the present If sold In entire lot It
then will be sold same day per catalogue.
Information at the office ofthe auctoneers l3 Pearl st.
Catalogues two days prev tC sale.
Owing to want OF time TO catalogue the above
sale is postponed until MONDAY, oath inst.
JAMES NJ. FORD, AUCTIONEER SELLS THIS DAY,
at O'Clock, at 1857 BOwery large quantity Of House
hold Furniture of four house. the family return
ing to Europe consisting in part of ParlOr Suits bedroom
and chamber Furniture French plate Mirrors Library
and marble top centre and other Tables Blu
Feather Beds Pillows and Bolsers Lounge Beds Turk.
sh Easy and Ladies' Chairs Oil Paintings and Engrav
fine assortment OF Cutlery, Plated and Fancy Goods.
Wardrobes Bookcases Cribs Cottage Suits together with
Kitchen Furniture. fine order,
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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK EXCEPT SATURDAY,
will be repeated
MISS OLIVE LOGAN's
Comedy of American Life, entitled
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WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1873
L. O'Clock noon the premises under the direction
of Hon. Robert Cochran referee all that certain Farm
Land known the Dean Farm, only one mile from the
village Of White Plains, with frontage OF 900 feet
North street the main avenue leading from White Plains
village and the celebrated Rye Beach, and having
two frontagcs Westchester avenue. This valuable
property containing about So OF fine farming land,
offers unusual inducements for speculation Investment
being in first class neghborhood, lying high and dry,
and all under high state of cultivation For terms,
maps &c, apply the Auctoneers DINGEE, PORTER 4
co. 30s Third and 50 Cedar street. and to MAR
SHALL VERPLANCK, plaintiffs attorneys, IL Wall
street. New York, and at White Plains N. Y
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T r. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 10 GREAT
Jones street. win SELL Thursday, March 20 at lo
o'clock private residence 0f West 26fh St. near 9th
ay elegant Piano. pier and other Mir
rors and Lace Curtains Brussels and other Car
pets Paror Suits in green and crimson reps and hair
cloth Wardrobes walnut and other Bedsieads, centre
and Tables Chairs marble top Dressing Bnrcaus
other Mattresses, Bedding Oiclofh fine Oil
Paintings Engravngs Clocks, Sofas, Lounges dining
and kitchen Furniture, Crockery. Ac-
p. TRAvER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE,
J this day. I0 O'Clock, salcsroOm 80 Great Jones
street paror Suits black walnut Dressing Bu.
marble top centre and other Tables, Wilcox Gibbs
Sewing Machine. lin perfect order; OIL Paintings and En-
cravings Mirrors Coc dining and kitchen Furniture,
CrocSery Glassware, three silver Watches and Chains
&C., &c. BY orde3 PATRICK DAILY CiN AayshAk -
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AMUsENIENTs.

WALLACKS.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
SIXTH WEEK
MR.. SOTHERN
In his splendid impersonaton OF
DAVID GARRlCK
NIGHTLY GIVEN
- with the most gratifying success
"A perfect ensemble Of acting and mise en- scene
=, MI outhEkN Mr.. JOHN GILBERT, Mr. j. b. POLK,
NJ Mr. , EsnEIQ2kGE BROWNE Mr. W J. LEONARD, Mr. y
n; HOLLAND. Mr.. O. EDWIN, Miss KATHERINE
hVoEhS, NINE. PONISI and Mrs. JOHN SEXTON.
.,NotWitnstanung the extra accommodations provided
he demand Tor seats two weeks in advance urgent
EARLY APPLICATION
ROY oFF,cEs S stPrengy JTssc1%m nHTas
DAVID GARRICK
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE AT IL p NJ
Carriages may be ordered at l0:l5
BOOTHS THEATRE BOuCICAULT
ID Mr. Edwin Booth ........ Proprietor and Manager
Every Ev ening
Mr.. DION BOUCICAULT,
as Mike O'Dowd of the Claddagh, in his Comedy
Drama. illustrating Irish life, manners and character,
DADDY ODOwD;
or, Turn iAbout Is FAIR Play,
Mr. SHELL BARRY, Mr.. ROBERT PATEMAN, Mr.
JOSEPH WHEELoCK, Mr., GE0RGE BECKs, Miss
YOUNG AND OTHERS in the very strong and efficient
Matinee of DADDY O'DOwD on Saturday at2.
Reserved places may be secured a FORTNIGHT IN
ADVANCE at the Theatre or at Ditson Co.'S Mosic
Store, I'll Broadway.
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AMUSE MENTs.

AMUSE MENTS.
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor ...................Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. Mr.. A. NJ. PALMER
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CHERIFFS SALE-R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, l2l
= Bowery will sell this day at n O'clock lot of Boots
Shoes &c. By order MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, sheriff
WIN H. CARROLL, Deputy.
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ATTACHMENTS
ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
y Sole Lessee and Manager. .....Mr AUGUsTlN DAILY

ETH AVENUE THEATRE. .
y Sole Lessee and Manager ..... Mr. AUGUsTIN DAILY
Mr.. DAILY offers for the present week, upon alternate
evenings the two most brilliant successes the season. me
thrilling emotional Partisan play OF ALlAE ana the
very sparkling London comedy OF NEW YEARS. EVE.
TOMORROW wednesday, and FRIDAY evenings,
will be acted Mr. Augustn Day's very successful Paris
ian play, in four acts, entitled
ALIXElil
THIS Tuesday, EVENING, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY evenings, and SATURDAY MATINEE. will be be
erts), the original music by Mr. Harvey Dodworh and
entirely new Costumes Mr. Frank Marshalfs very bril-
liant comedy, in three acts, entitled - .
Arthur Lord Chiffon ..... Mr. George Clarke
Earl Washington Mr.. d. Whiung
Colonel Howard ............ Mr.. W. Davidge
Captain Bragleigh ........ Mr. 9. t. Rockwe,ls,
NEW Frank Percy .............. Mr.. b. T. Ringgoid
YEARS Charles Ewart. ...........Mr. f. NJ Chapman
EVE; James. ....................Mr. Owen Fawceu
Or Martin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. Beekman
FALSE Constance ......... Miss Fanny Davenport
SHAME 3" Magdaien Ather leigh .. Miss Clara Morris
Mrs Howard ..... Mrs. G. II. Gipert
Mary Magdaien,s Maid Miss Nelly MortiIrsY>
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JACOB BOGART AUCTTONEER.
81 WEDNESDAY, March 49,
at II o'clock, at the auction No North william
street, general assortment of Household Furniture,
Carpets, Mirrors &C. also MarshaIs sale, Wheeler a
Wilson Sewing Machines, lot of Liquors, &c.
JOHN Ii. KILLER, Marshal.
Friday, March 81 at the auction large stock
HOusefurnishng Goods. Plated Ware, &c.
JOHN X. HARRINGTON, Marshal.
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Act The Rowan Ghyll Falls.
Act2.Dashington Manor.
A MATINEE OF NEW YEARS EVE: Or,
FALSE SHAME"
NEXT SATURDAY AT HALF-PAST ONE.
- Seats may be secured days nadvance In prep
aration. "DIvORCEr Also a new piece OF SINGULAR
saken."
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by HENRY ZlNN, AUCTIONEER. SELLS
n. this day ut private residence ia West Twenty
sixth street. commencing at lOs o'clock over 800 lots by
catalogue of first class city made Furniture in lots TO
snvz rosewood Pianoiorte rich Parlor suits in rose
wood and walnut covered in plain figured, satin and
SUN reps velvet Brussels Carpets Mirrors Lace Curtains
on PAINTINGS, French Bronze Clocks, Ornaments, Eta
ketes BOOKCASE, Cabinets, &c.
-. BEDROOMS contain wood and walnut Suits,
enge ana double Bedseads Bureaus Wardrobes spring
AND har Mattresses, Bedding Lounges Chairs Rockers
FURNITURE ~ ~ ~
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DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER GROCERIES,
IL Marshals sae) will sell Wednesday, at O'Clock
at saIesroom q East Broadway boxes OF Rasns, Soap
Starch Spices chests OF and black Teas barrels of
Dried Apples, Cherries Coees lens tirkins and tubs
Of prime Butter &C.; also Sewing Machines IN perfect
order. d. MURPHY, Marshal.
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s. wEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
i. day, Tuesday, March 10, at l01 O'Clock, at l5,.
general assortment of Wines, Liquors. Champagnes,
Clareis Cigars &c also Carpets Oilcoth, Mating Cut
lcry Watches
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A LADY WILL SELL HEAVILY PLATED GOLD
N Chatelainc for IS 80; also Pin and Earrings for
S3 "a Addraa WA RRANTED. box w. Herald ONCE,
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UNCLE SAMll
will be given
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
with the following unapproachable cast II
The Marquis Robert de Rochemore Partisan.
making the American Tour ..........Mr. Henry Cris
(of the Fifth Avenue Theatre) .
Mr.. Samuel Tapplebot, frequently called "Unce
SAM and always set up as model of "old ~