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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
70 Nevs,aner for NIGGA sr.t.rate establishment

having large assortment Of newspaper and obbing type
presses &C The paper has been published u years
the county, having population foyer 10000 IL IS located
in pleasant village Of 1900 inhabitants. To cash Gus
toner will be sold low The present proprietor Is
gagged in other For farther particulars address
lpostpaid) 10 the Editor OF The Tribune nj lwis'C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
tY"Henry Clay Forever''-'.l
~ Virginia Land for Sale.-Havins a

tty Of well improved land composed Of farms Of from 100
900 each application by letter otherwise
to the undersigned agent for the pIopnetors purchasers
NAV learn without charge the localities prices terms,
sc of number OF splendid farms for sale cheap Viz
gina. Address lpostpsidl III. X. GREGG,
No 2awSwD2tW. Martinsburg. Berkeley Co. Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

DOIRDING, Al 81 ChAmbersst.-To let, with board,
ID the second-story front room, unurnished NJ isu
nOtRDINC.-A few single gentlemen can ind pleas
ID ami rooms with board s 1875 brosdway TRANSIENT and
day boarders also be secomnoaateo Inc oeaIon =
ore Of the most eligible for business men ~ Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
ELECTRICITY.

lust COMPLETED and for sale cheap s.upsrloI else-
Jtrca machine for collecting both nno y slscfclty
soscf.clss o sut al AZ reasonable Prices superior Mag
80 Elsctrr Machiue- for the cure Of fheumarsm and
Il. Seryoas d.eas~s Also, Asihemstiea Philosophical
an. ~. -,son~r HENRY NJ. WATKINS,
~ -. Opticisn, 1877 Williams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
- New.York Acndemy of Medicine.-Th

anniversary the Broadway Tabernacle on "Wednesday
evening" the 10th inst at o'clock. The reverend clergy,
the members Of the bar the medical profession OF the city
and its vicinity with their families, and the pulic gene.
rally respectfully invited to attend. The Grafton will
be delivered by JOHN w. FRANCIS.
4 4 II A Ii
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CLOTHS, vEsTfNGs, &C.

MORRIS 4 WILSON, I'D csathAm-sG have in store.
IVA eod constantly receslsg large assortment Of
Cloths CAslmerss Vestings ard Thinning, which they
will sell b. the piece or ysId cheap ior CASH
ois lnis4EThksst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
VURBaTIM RGPORTID.

WIN. HENRI BUR, Fonogrufc Rsportur, IL
w prspard tm furnil Vurbatim Reports ov
Spsciz, Surmunz, Leccurz, Is. Ri Dc sistem oy
Fonograf, De utmost Gcyurasi IL otand in maci9
Reports. Adres Anglo Saesun OTIS. o3O U.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
JACOB s. PLATT, Auctionser,
AND CUTLERY AactioI

IL JACOB S PLATr viii sell on TUESDAY, Nov ..
at 10 clock the Auction Room, Is Psttst via; Biz.
min sham Hardware and Heavy Goods, consisting Of 20
mouse-hole steel face anvils, TO bot leo bright
vices - cs bright and black hooks and hinges 10 casks
and inch polished log chains 600 pairs ~ and
eet 10 and blink chains 10 cesks polished coll
chains, I, 7lb and inch.
Also curry combs iron squares irvn and biashead hIe
irons strong brass eandeschs padocAs, chest and t
locks. short handle fry pans, bed screws iron weights
wrought iron kettles braces and bits Jspanned tee
trays and bread baskets halter and dog chains AZ.
Also casks new and handsome assorted tAbs and pock
ct cutlery VIA ivory stag sef and bsektip white bone
and sham buck with plain and French forks, hne csrve
Also table cutlery in sets
Also large and general assortme Mt Of esded cutlery.
Also, 80 dozen long handle shovels
Also, general assortment OF hardware and cutlery
Also ptorly 50 tons cotton, wool and horse cards
Also 10 double barrel guns so dox tooth brushes pie
urs frames fancy boxes measuring tapes eaststeel sun
nipples coognes purses looking glasses silver spectsoes
upholsterns haberdashey caps, 100 doz speetseles,
Britannia ware, canes &c.
Also. after sale, quantity OF gold jswery
" B-As the sale of the above goods will be per.
emptory dealers in the city and eew here have csts-
ogues BY sending the Auction Room the morning pre-.
yious nv u
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.T- ARAILROAD LINZ s.t.:.s N.x Tod

IT, RAILROAD LINE bstvesn New Yovh
Eak31 and Albany, for Freight and Pssssn&su, In
come ctos with the Albany and Western
Railroads. 20 Badso and intermediate pieces the ns
OF he rosSs-The lstss.boafs NEW-JERsEY, Captain
H,tchcocs and ROCHESTER,, Captain Fury win lssvs
New YORK and Albany daily tsundsys exesptsd and vii
run though from city city in about ten hours hes
roo3s shipped Ne~York In the evening be dsivsssd
in AIbsoy or on the Road the next morning.
No Line presents the facilities dispatch offered BY u
Rarosd Line merchants and others desrns their eoods
earliest possible moment Prices Of mod
C. s. OLMsTFD Agent, III Pier OF 81 Qssyst or ). w.
HARCOURT, Agent on the Pier q Btassst Aibesy'
olS 2wis.
UTNCURRENT MONEY Of I'll kinds bought and cold,
- Notes and Drafts collected and the general business 81
Exchange done upoa the most favorable tsrms b.
r5 lat TLLLEY TH0nSeoN, - WGife
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
FINE WATCHES.

GOLD
~ THE SUBSCRIBER 10 selling sll desert tons
r Of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Jswelry, az
retail lower than any other house 10 the city.
AT watches warranted 10 keep good time the money
turned. Watches and jewory exchanged.
Watches repaired in the best manner much less than
the usual prices Gold watches low go TO c3 each
GEO c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches
and Jewelry, wholesale and retail, 81 Wall-st.
ala 3mis- Willian-st up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

DR. HOLLlcKS NEW TREATISE.
book which should be placed in the hands Of every
adult female In the land.
THE DISEASES OF WOMAN
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Auca9 uesr
10y JAMES VI. MILLER-Stors No. Is Maiden

DY JAMES VI. MILLER-Store No. Is Maiden.
ID lane, next door 10 No Lbertyst.
TUESDAY Nov Q,
At 10Y o'clock, at store 10 Maiden-lane.
Doors SBoEs AND BRoGASs.-l,ooo cases boots. shoes
and brogans consisting Of every variety suitable for the
Southern Western and city trade. Sale posuvs.
At - O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange,
CH.ScERY SALE-Under the direction OFF. I. RuSsss,
msser-Lot of land with the buildings the southsry
side OF Twentstht 81 feet westwsIcy from the south
westerly corner Of Fourth and Twsntiehs being
feet front on Twentieth-st by n feet deep.
THURSDAY, Nov. H.
At 10. o'clock At the store OF Charles Leupp Co 70
Ferry-st.
sOoO A. .oe leather with oher articles in the line
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CAMPBELL STEWART, MD.
WILLIAM r BUEL, MD Secretary. ms sits
RI Hyer,, pm Depot Remoyed.-Ths

Depot OF this invaluable vegetable preparation removed
TO iSO Fulton-st Sun Building. between Nassaus and
Broadway where all orders, wholesale or retail will be
attended 10.
Constantly on hand pure drugs and medicines all the
patent medicines OF the day Thomsonian and botanic
PIE par atoms generally perfumery, &c.
r- Knapps Root Beer, highly celebrated as healthful
and delicious beverage constantly fountain dIsusht
n6 StisSsruATh P PRICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

BeIow-Bng Pedrazza, Coast Of Africa to P Harmony
Nephews Co.
Also ship barks and brigs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

THEIR CAUSES AND CURE, &C.
DY r. HOLLICk, M.D.-Prce 81, Beautifully
ID bound.
For wise and necessary purposes. Nature ha. imposed
upon organization, which though beautiful and
perfect liable when interrupted IN the regularity OF ITS
functions 10 become deranged and subjected 10 many and
serious abnormal conditions
II the thousands suffering 20 greater or lesser
tent under these varied consequences that in language
simple emphatic, the present treatise addresses itself
The author, having for years, both by his lectures and
writings enlarged upon the vast importance Of know
ledge this class Of maadies trusts that there exists
among the public sufficient confidence In his ability for
the performance Of the here undertaken. The book
IL made applicable 70 the situation Of every adult female,
married single that may desire 20 consult is directions
and be cOnhded 20 the most delicate for every e-
male reader may rest that there is embodied In it,
pages matter srikngly apportoned TO her own physical
cond and that thousands have sought hitherto ysny
10 know
Price a. Published and for sale wholesale and retail,
by BURGESS STRiNGER co.
- Broadway, corner Ann-st-
Persons RENTING 81 viii receive copy by mail Ad-
dress a. ahove n6 Sits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

Psrsonihcations Of Painting and Sculpture by the
MODEL ARTISTES, will open az Pslmo's Opera House
MONDAY evening, Nov 8, for the benefit Of the Wash
ngton Monument Association, when will be illustrated
the choicest works Of the great master. in the Fine Arts
Personihcatons every night during the week For par
ticulers see descriptive programme each evening
Prices Of admissonDress Circle and Parquette 80 eta
lady and gentleman IS cts. upper boxes . cts Seats
may be secured n the box office from 10 A. VI till P NJ
Doors open at %. Personhcations commence at y
o'cloct n wi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
1oo BROADWAY.


coOpYrAKs METALLIC kuHBts FABRics
IHE extensive asscrtne nt OF india Rubber goods
ever offered 10 this city, embracing every article
manufactured and OF quality heretoiore unequaec The
,sretv include. coats cosks boots shoes czpes peaches
travelling bags &c &c o. Wholesale and RETAIL az the
GOODYEAR Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broadway,
rs Ira op Trinity Church, between Pine aod Wall -
EXTRA NEW HULL'D BUCkWHRAT.-rhs
Euudergned are prepared 70 receive orders for new
hurd Buckwheaf neatly packed IN barrels half barrels,
eighth and quarter barrels also IN bags of = and p pounds
each warranted We ght free from Erit AID eqlA quality
10 anv In market Orders from The South and East,
conanies with city reference, viii meet with prompt
.strntion IT 4 J. O. FROST, - Frontsf-
one door below Peckshp
Fresh Dat Meal Graham Flour white and yellow Indian
Meal extra family and bakers Flour IN All sized packages
and hzxs. OIL <fnlseod'
SPERM CANDLES, OIL, &c.-Just received 100
- boxes Of superior sperm candles, which viii Be sold
very low Tor cash VIZ 50 cts H. ~ the boz = "a d. AZ
p1 Best Winter sperm OIL JOG s1periof srticls Of
White soer oil AZ o. gall Also hne teas ccfees
foreign fruits &c tor sale 10 Quantities 70 suit dealers
families By }. O FOWLER =" ana - Greenwich, and
rs V-.-y-.t o2i lmis'
TO PRINTER~.-For sale, JOB Prirting Offee and
Book store situated IN the uppeT part Of the city
The oce has rood run Of basss also regular job Of
presswork which alone viii pay sli0 year covering
eut Of store and board for person For particulars
tddres. Lover Posi-Ofice, Box 5le. NJ 5tssg
HIGHEST PRICE Rsis+ s 5o sss,t5ssc. b3
IL EsS FILLEf THOMPSON, - WsllS;-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

@ WANTED-A Western New York Farm, from 10
so acres in good condition, for Store for which
cash will b paid. address A. B. C." q this onhesP
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$1,000 OK s sSS ,coo: ..

q s0O OR S2.OOo.-ThIee or more person. with
,DUU ths amount Of cash capital, % form q com
20 carry on Manufacturing business 10 sooa opefs
iioa and engaged in business, which can oe con
: 40 ooo per annum, rightly managed: Ih- mAnliaS
turing Yields several hundred per cent ne ohsf
larger profit than any other Q, - vc,.v
will be satisfactorily proved References. exchsnseo &c
al commune aons strictly confidential AdeLes. o~
sse Lower Pos Oftcs. ~ ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
MINERVA ROOMS

fe5 BROADWAY. BETWEEN WALXERAND CANAL.
rEHE ORIGINAL WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Rand
Il Of Sable Hzrmonists-Messrs. W. c. Plumer, j. B.
Farrell, J. Tichenor T + Briggs. VIM Rosrk. and K NJ
Hooey ard ; A Wells ate o. ChIisy s,M inistrels) re-
specially announce % the citizens Of NswYork that they
will give series Of their fashionable entertainments
commencing on Monday Evening Nov 8, and continuing
every evening, IN t farther notice
Cards Of admission p cents Concert commence e.
O'Clock precisely, under the direction Of
rs lwfs' GEORGE YOt' NGSON
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NOTICES.
ROYAL GURLEY, Auctioneer.
g Valuable TheoIoQicai Iibrury.-'rhis

ROYAL GUKLEY, AuctiOneeT.
~ Valuable Theological Library.-fhis Even
ing will be sold by ROYAL GURLEY co. SOL Broad
way, extensive and valuable private collection Of
sterling works In Divinity, including many choice and de-
srabe works Of standard authors, among which Pooes
Synopsis, vols folio; Calvins Commentaries vols.
folo Works Of Tlotson, ChaTnock, Bates Hopkins,
Leshton Bolton, Archbishop Sharpe Flave How, With
erspoon, Mant, Burkitt, Dwight, &c. n9 It
rY-"Henry Clay Forever"-"Y Young Guard"
The nenhes tie Young Mems Henry Gay AssOcia-
tiou. Familiarity known the "Young Guard are
quested attend meeting Of the Association TO be held
al the Broadway House on Wednesday evening" the 10th
inst at p NJ for the purpose Of making the necessary
arrangements tor The fourth annual festival Of the Assoca
ton Punctual attendance is requested Of every member
BY order Of the Committee of last year
JAMES GRlDLEY, Chairman.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FOREIGN NEGOTIATIONS.

IN bark Laae Mead, from Sarannal-Mrs W II T c Glad
ding and son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

o.. A STORE TO LET 10 John st. near Pesrst-
NJ The hrst floor Of store IA Johnst For efmssPPyto
A Mr. stoutenbourOugh, second door. ns u
a. FARM At JAMAICA, L.. 1. near New York-
III An excellent farm OF Vi acres late OF John u Ditmn,
- half mile Of Jsmaica Village having bssnti-
fl the main turnpike road from Jsmsies TO Js-
cho, empstead, Babylon &C. with spacious mansion
house barn and outbudinss hns young ofchard heavily
tlmbsred well wstsred gsntss nssnborhood charches
academies &c numerous-hafs Al hour from New YORK ~
Railroad short walk from the depot, whore tho cars fos
temen wishing 20 reside In the country and do business Va
the city daily Thfesfourts Of the purchase money CA
remain ten years on mortgage The undsnsnsd reedins
lous 70 sell or will exchsnSst for New York City proper
ty lying the bounds Of Nasal Pearl yohp and spraes
IL until SP NJ st 50 Nasssast. H. q. ONDLkDONk.
81 lswlOws-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS.

MECHANICS HALL
I'D BROADWAY, between Grand and Brooms
= ss-OPen every night Triumphant success
Sixth week Of the original
CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS.
The oldest established Band 10 the United state.
Chrsiy. @. n ChEisfy p Pierce J. Rsynor. c ASbott
ard Vaughn. whose original ana nimitsbie Concerts
are nightly honorsd with crowded I'd highly respectable
audiences and veTsy admitted 70 excel every
meat OF similar character 0tered 10 this city
Admission - cents children gnd-r 10 half price
Doors open al. Concert viii commence Al O'Clock
seas sy he secured application o. the Hal. from 1.
70 2 NJ n8 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

This Is collection, at the corner Of the BOwery aud
Division-s Of illustrations. modelled after life. OF all parts
and conditions Of the human frame, IN infancy ana msu
rity health and disease Such doubtless necessary
physicians and students, and n rightly studied may be-
profitable all Thousands visiting this institution
aud come away highly grathed MS lwis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

~ Al nsfp>rf 70 Adverfu.<nfs seri ~ n-ssi b
ponya'd or ts,y mil not ., taken out Of tD Offer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
.YOUNG's STRAW HAT NJ

YOUNG'- STRAW HAT Mandatory, %
N.A3 Bow cry, between Hester and Grand stsThe pro
prietor OF the above establishment has now on hand
WI usual handsome assortment Of straw goods and
all kinds Of Hats such satin, velvet suitable forthe
the best and Of the best materia
with ribbons flowers and feathers and almost every srt
Gle in the line that Is desirable, at moderate prices
o26 2aw2msTuAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
V'HE GREEK -LAvE-Now Exbiting, PC

Carved from a solid block OF Ivory by monk at &c
noa)-Ths wonderful work Of art IS open for exhibit
ton at 289 Broadway corner Of Reade-st from A NJ
20 10 ?. NJ Single admission Is cents Season Tickets
50 cents Families not exceeding six 81. Teachers and
Scholars, each ~ cents nj lwis'
NIUsIC.-Bas and parties attended with music, such
WI VIOLIN with harp piano accompaniment or in
s,ruments from two 10 i've IN number may be request
ol3 lmisus. q SIMPSON. So Mulberry-st.
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DEMPsrERs sab and Lat

GRAND CONCERT--rABERNACL 10
NJ SEPH BURKE respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he VIII give gr.nd concert
the Tabernacle on TUESDAY EVENING Nov. IS. He
takes pleasure announcing that he has secured the
Nstsnce Of RICHARD HOFFMAN, (pupil OF Leopold de
Meyer whose performances hays ELECTED the highest
coniums from the elite OF the musical world and who
will have the honor Of making HE first appearance in Ans
this occasion together with great variety Of other
talent will be BY future adveItissmens n9 SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

D D. NASH, Auctionsef, Store ~ Fultonst,
INDIA RUBBER GOODs.-sATURDAY, at 10
o'clock at lj9 Futonst stock Of India Rubber 0oods,
com prsng about 500 pairs mems aud woman's shoes
slippers and gser boots 800 yads OF india rubber floor
cloths travelling bags coats and jackets piano and table
covers crumb cloths cylinder beds, bathing mats &c ke
N BThe above goods will be sold In lots TO suit pur
ebas.rs 10 rlss
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AUCTION SALES.


JOSIAH RICHARDS Assros.sr.
by BANGS, RICHARDS q PLATT, s,or. 7s<
ID srosdwsy-Lisers sash advances made on eossiss
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov 10
BooES-An extensive assortment Of standard. school
and u.cel..reous books family bbles blsnk eoess kc
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. IL
Law Boogs-A library Of law books, embracing may
valuable reports. dises,s, restses &C.
10y y. COTTON, AustiOa and couuais.les Asf
ID ehsat-sAles Room Sic Broadway. oei1is Hall be y
ins removed 10 the above named large rooaS nov pre-
pared receive sill tinds Of Cabinet Furniture, D.
senpuon, on for private sale o. auction an
- fnAse settlements With bis usual promptnss DE wti
also bay preferred Outdoor ssles In any part Of the
Al private sale several splendid rosswood piAaos made
By Ihom~ Loud Of Philadelphia, they Of mpsrisf
toaeh tone snd nnsh and equal In every respect 10
full scxrany IRON the mahs and are Ia vsA q sxsun
them, they win not sussr In sem pari son
with any instrument made Prsss Moderate Az. zee
splendid harp, In tne order
-. Sprucest-Libersl advances made 0osds cos-
xned for private sale 70 be cold ancsion OvtSoos
ssles carefully attended TO, and respectfully collected
TUESDAY. Nov .,
At O'Clock. 81 Sprucs-s
PUELIc ADsIsIsrsAros's SaLs OF Law Boexs ke.-
tho late David Gres Ess consisting Of ancient and mod
cru Law and Equity Reports In complete scts and Z
variety Of standard WORKS Of late editions
sosEe. will b ready days before the sale. 10 Be Oh
tsined q the saetioneeI or Of ne OF "f
'hsr Information 'PPlyysS JAMkss rHA Mn.
Also, BY order Of Constable, one box white Hsvsss
sugar and Two fruit Gales
MONDAY, Nov. IS.
A. 10 O'Clock ct Spruce street
TsvsrsE's S.LE % CsocxSRv, 6LAsswAax, &c Ac--
consisting OF general assortment OF eArthsnwsrs
esse. plate. esps and ssaes' ehins~srs tumssrs ssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

BOARD WANTED-B By gentleman and his wife,
Dwith unfurnished room, IN genee private family
Location must be within 10 minutes walk otthe City Hall
References given and required. Address v, stating
terms al the Tribune office. NJ 5t-g
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BURNHAM X CO.,

IN HATTERS, lL3 Fulton-st. door below Nassau st
Xll " are ready 20 supply their customers and
all who may favor them with call, with Hate Of
their manufacture which for beauty Of nish style Of
durability and extreme low prices they feel
confident in asserting cannot DO surpassed 10 any other 60
tabli .hme NJ in this CITY sl6 3misTuThAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

- CO.'S MENAGERlE, open three day. longer, MON
DAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3, and TO-
Unprecedented novelty. The renowned Lion Queen,
Miss Moore, will make her first appearance IN this city
on Tuesday afternoon when she will undertake the
precedented and peous feat OF entering the Of the
most ferocous beasts In the Mensgerie This daring
ormance requiring the utmost tact and tortitude OF mind
has never before been attempted In this city
Doors daily open from 10 A. NJ. 70 = NJ and from y
and 9! p N. Performance 10 take place at II A VI
81 ID
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ID Five nights more Commencing TUESDAY EVEN
ING. Nov. Has the honor announce that he will
peat his popular performances consisting Of MAGIC AND
NENrRILOQUISM, every evening during the week
Change OF programme nightly
Doors open at T. commence al y o'clock. Admission
p cts; children under 10 years hall price.
Afternoon performance Saturday A. o'clock M SITS
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r. {. KEMP Auctioneer
- 4. KEMP has removed 70 the large and spacious
kl.store St Broadway opposite the NewYork Society
Library snd would hes leave 70 call the attention Of
parties having goods 10 dispose OF Of auction 20 the very
central Of his Sales Rooms which
ably the largest and best for the dsyos> Of furniture
fancy goods, he OF 10 the eity-w give personal at
ention the disposal Of furniture At private dwellings
stocks OF goods auction CssA advances sds and
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 10.
At 10 O'Clock, At Sales Room. Jb Broadway
LARGE SALs FCsSgrVsE-R. L. KEMP will cell 1t
Auction very large Of rosewood and mshoSa
uy upholstered and cabinet furniture, all OF which he's
been made In the very best manner expressly for private
sales snd with view TO give SUBTRACTION and parties IN
good furniture invited TO examine the goods
before the sale The sale will Re positive and without
serve Consisting OF rosewood and mahogany sos IN rich
plush hscloth and fancy coyernss and IN variety Of
styles and patterns
Also touches easy chairs and psror chairs TO mstsh
Also, elegant mahogany book cssss and sscrstaries
Also, superior mahogany wardrobe.
Also, u superior marble-top dressing bureaux.
Also, 10 rishossny marble top washstsnds
Also, rose cod dressing bureau and vashstand-
Also Nolt,Te, easy and rocking chairs.
Also spfug and stuffed seat mahogany parcr chars Of
various styles with plush and hairclo seats
Also marble-top centre aud side tablss
Also mahogany dining and breakfast tablaa
Also plain mahogany dressing barsaux and wsshstands,
csnesest chairs, Se.
Also mahogany French bedstesds, black and
bedsteaos hair mattress feather beds win
dow shades rich trays solar lsmps sirandoles he
Plano FoRrss at u oelockThree piano fortes to be
sod without reserve to satisfy legal claim.