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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TItkET.


FOR PgysIDEATIAL KLsCToEs,
AUGUSTlN OLlVERA, GEO. FREANOR
Z. DELLA TORRE, a. g. BRADFORD
ToR CONGRESS.
CHARLES L SCOTT, ..of Tuolumne
JOSEPH MCKIBBEN,. ,..........of Sierra
'roR CLERK or SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX,........of Yuba
roR sUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
ANDREW J. MOULDER,. of San Francisco
Regular Democratic County Nominations
,FoR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
JAMES S. LONG,
IL. j. MORRISON.
UoR Assessor,
Ohm IT LILLARD.
FOR PuBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,
A. c. MORSE.I
Fon >oROsER
DIR. j. u. BROWN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
FOR CONSTABLE.

JOHN WILLIAMS announces himself as Miners
Candidate tor Constable Of Ophir Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
Arrival Of tire
GOLDEN AGE.

Later trsm The atlantic Stdtes--irrest Of
Unl T. Coleman IN .Nttc York Tran
guilty restored IN kdnsds-E!ectiOn
.NeUs SC.
KANSAS Brief dispatches from Kansas,
containg important news. The State pris-
onsrs have been relcasel on bail, and their
friends at Lawrence celebrated the eveut by
general rejoicing.
Gov Geary had reached Lawr ence, and
issu ell q proclamation. in which he ordered
all bands of armed men to di,persc Moth.
ing will be wanting on ! is part to restore
tranquility to the territory.
Gen L. Nilliers has been appointed to
succeed Mr. CHAMPION as British Minister
at Washington. We now learn there is no
doubt of the fact Sf that gcntleman's ap-
pointlnent to this country Mr.. Nlhers is
IA member of Parlament--w,s president Of
the Crimean Commission, and is membe,
of the Board of Trade. lie has accepted the
appointment, and was preparing to leave
England as soon as possible.
The Tammaby Central Comrn&ttee on Tues
day night endorsed the nomination of Fer
nando " ood to the MayorahtY Of New York
by vote of 58 to %
Wm I Coleman, President os- the San
ed in New York on Thursday, at the instl-
CATION OF }. Il, MaloneY, who c0ml lains that
while performing duty, regarding the State
arms, he was seized and expelled from the
State by the Committee, To his great per-
sonal and pecuniary damage. Mr. Coleman
who is now on temporary visit to this sec
tion OF the country, was taken before the
Supreme Court and held to answer in the
sum of 500 900
MAINE ELECTIoN.-The Portland Adver-
tiser publishes returns from 43U towns, all
in the State but 43, which give the TO lowing
aggregate vote as compared with 1850:
Total, 1886, 5,N63; 1863, l,l1,973 -
Towns to be heard from, gave last year -
392 votes
The aggregate vote this year will thus
exceed us, 600, exceeding that Of last year
by over II 900
The returns show Hamlin,Cve Wells, "a
335 Hamlin over all, 1929 Republican
gain, 1000 Democratic loss A. 222. In
the Legislature, the House of Representa-
tives will probably contain l25 Republicans
and 70 Democrats. In the Senate 80 Re
pubhcans and one Democrat.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
FOR CONSTABLE

II. l.. PATTON announces himself as candidate
for Constable. tor Ophir Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
M1NtRs' CANDIDATE
FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.

MIR FREDERICK \ SMITH announces himself
ls IA candidate for Justice OF the Peace for Ophir
Township. at the coming election. The principles
that will guide are, eNpr' sscd in The WORDS of
Andrew Jackson, " I.Ibcry, Equality, Fraternity
with that issue will abidt the result.
Ola Yours with .arct F. \. SMITH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
FOR CONSTABLE

We are authorized 10 announca The name OF
y. D. WITT. u II candidate fer Constable, for the
Township of uphir Al tn" en-Uil election. o9'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

JOHN JONES announces himself rs Il candidate
for Justice of the Peace is ohhr ownshp at The en-
suing election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
FOR JUSTICE OF TAE PEACE

z Y AZ VO0 4 kOAI O4 13L A~ZAOAa
The friends of Mr.. :. l.. SNYDER, would RESPECTS
fully announce him candidate for the Office Of
Justice OF The Peace for oregon Township.
MANY CITIZENS.
Spanishtown, oct. ~, lSj6
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
New York, Sept. 20

| Wednesday, the anniversary of the adop.
! tion OF the Federal & Constitution, was signal
lzel by important political movements i'll
various parts Ct the country
The Old Line Wings opened their Nation
al Convent IN or the nomination Of Pres.
Dental caudIdstes, at Baltimore. 1t was
organized by cloosing Judge Edward Bates
rs chairman
The convention appointed the usual bust
ness committees, INDUCED i'll rccollections
of past political Efforts, and in hopes Of p0-
itical triumph in the future, and adjourned
for the day
The New Jersey Republican convention,
fer the nomination OF Presidential Electors,
met at Trenton. Hon. f.. Marsh, who was
president of the K. \ National convention
which nominated Fillmore and Done>on,
presided. The proceedings were very spir-
tied.
At Syracuse there were held a Repubh-
can and North American convention and
miscellaneous gathering OF kadical Abol-
tioEists.
The Republican convention was attended
by delegates trem every county III the State.
Alter the adoption Of IA resolution absorbing
portion Of North Americans withsnt terms
OF conditions, the convention adjourned un-
ul Thursday morning. A mum, er % North
Americans bolted from their convention ,aLu
nominated n separate ticket They intend
holding another convention at Rochester on
the 23d. the Radical Abohtionists calling
Tor SPECIAL reference.
As everybody anticipated, the Wing Ma
tional convention at Baltimore on Thursday,
endorsed the nomination If Fillmore ana
DOnelson-apIOlntcd IL National Executive
committee, and adjourned la the evening,
a mass ratification meeting was held
The letter of decnatIon OF johnson Of the
North Americans NOMINATION Tor Vice Pres
ldent was surreputiously y obtained, and pub
llshed without authority. The committee
requested Mr. j. to reconsider his action,
and DIR. j. had written IA reply. without
Withdrawing for the preset his letter OF de-
cllUatlOn.
California State IS 75 "A in New York
on the 4th inst. Wells, Fargo x Co. adver
tised that they would pay the interest after
the l4th.
The Steamship ASIA. which left Liverpool
on The 5th inst arrived at New York on
the 18th, with a few days later hows from
Europe
The intelligence is of an animportant char
acter
Much financial distress was cansed in &
Britain by the sudden failure OF the Regal
Bntsh Bank, establshtd Il seven years since
and enjoyed many advantages and prYel
eges from the British Board OF Trade lii
1858.
On the 5th inst, the Amerioan ship Ocean
Home came in collision with the shlp Cheru-
oini, oif the Lizard, the former vessel went
down. Ihe Ocean Home was bound to y.
l from Rotterdam.
In Spain, questions Of Executive Reform
III the mod, tleauon Of the constitution were
to be submitted to new Cortes by ODonneIl,
Minister. The Cortes had been dissolved by
koyai ds CT, e.
Cholera was abating at Madeira, after
5000 persons died.
ID plomat.c relations between Turkey and
Russia has been renewed. The leading
london journals have very severe articles
against Walkers rule in Nicaragua, and III
contemplation of the policy OF the U 5. gov
ernment officially recognizing bis minister
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

IL DIk. u. BALI, ofirr- hI, professional ser
wees 10 ihe olureIs Oi truNe aid vicinity, having
had much and long experience in the treatment of
lie VARIOUS dI>ea,es Incident 10 this climate he hopes
10 gtlr satisfaction
suecla auonticn given to diseases Of D1yais na-
htuulali>m. Gc-, which lie can without The
use OF mercury.
OFFlCk, front room, No. Il, United Statos Hotel,
up stulrs-O -OTuvnie. Ocl-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

The friends Of J. G.. LAWTON, JK., hereby an
nuunce him rs IA candidate for Justice of The Peace
for Ophir Tow nshIp, subjec 10 The nomination Of the
Democratic Conventions UlOt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

'roR CLERK SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX. of Iuba
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

roR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
ANDREW J. MOULDER,. of San Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16
"A GEhEE ANKIIN hv Er. lin la

A UCTICN NorTcE.-REGULAR TRADE SALE EU-
"a GFhE II. FRANKLIN Auctionear, by FIR .nkn, Nichols
Co ferempiory sale Of So 500 worth Of superior and
second hand furniture, French plate mirrors oil paintings
apets clocks china ard glass silver plated
goods, Ac also several first class pano,oes THIS sale
sin commence Friday next At luh o'clock AT saesrooms
Nassau street, and will be continued on saturday Amongst
he s.ock TO be sold S40 worth second band furniture
old Ore, for cash the balance Of stock IN part
wood mahogany walnut and oak paro chamber and dung
unisure ID suites: also sofas, lounges chairs chairs
ockers, tables OF description, bedsteads
sooDd eiass lnrrnie; also about loo splendid g frame
rench plate 10 oil paintings 81 worth
lvcr plated china and glass ware 2
,a pillows aud holsters fancy goods &c also 100
brary ard secretary bookcases sdeb0ar etegeres ward
obes secretary bureaus and ladies' secretaries % suites OF
name led chamber furniture and articles numerous
detail Terms-purchases under Si5c cash. $50 60
lays 800 end 90 days cre- Goods he pre-
ous to safe packing for shipment done the femlses;
descriptive catalogues on morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

CCTloN NOTICE.. BOGART AUCTIoNEER-gY
IA +. BCGARf this day al 0i. O'Clock, the auction
ooms OF Frankfort end William Mortgage
Top tables mahogany bureaus mahogany sofas lounges
hairs, tables. velvet carpets ion dining tables oil
anfnes. clocks. rockers feathers blankets table
ohs stoves kitchen furniture Also barrels mackere
inter-, liquor SECS &c &c. 10 gene al
dry eoccs adde's cloaks, nantes trimmings line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

A UGT!ON NOTICE.. BoGARr, AUCTIoNEE.-bY
n 3. BOGARF Friday, Oc'ober TO- at lGl, O'Clock z
Ann street. onsabes sale by virtue Of executions
stock OF ready made cothng cloths casneres
1gs trimmings. counters talors looking glssses Also
O'Clock at corner of Frankfort and William streets
i1tures, &c. v. Mfi,is, Constable
NBfhe above sale Is further postponed until Tue sda "
)ctot err IL, y, the same time and place.
v. =. MILLS, Constable
BThe shove sale is further postponed until sarday
october Is. al ae same time and place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

Ia UcTroN NOTICE --TBoS. BELL AUCFiONEER-
"A by LII BgsH This day io.s O'Clock, In the sales
sns II North william street viii be sold, q general
siusbe cock Of dry goods hosery millinery and gentle
en furnishing articles beautiful consignment Of ewery;
so tie baarcc stock Of old established thread
I'd trimming good store; also trunks sesonabe clotns
al gold md silver arices Gu Friday
esrcoms nj lUis O'Clock wiz re sold the entire valuable
rnltuIe q family gying housekeeping. st u O'Clock
onprsns 100 bottles very zinc old braney and wine also "a
eHio1Ls rcLn 70 gallons private stock brandy wines
lm scotch and Irish whiskcy, 8c Of sale
lied with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

, wstnpoN, AuCTroNBER --CIrIS 4, OIL iss AND
ss..c,tetv ~ Henry q. Evans, No Liberty street. al
u eorl on thursday, occbcr C, large assortment Of
rysae and common ware, French china and glass ware
la. fa DE shelves 70 suit the trade Country merchants
end n 10 cr interest 70 aead this salc Goods carefully
! - 90 Var shrpinx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

~,oIs. r. "a rxa roN, rcR oRpEss on FIVE rows
and upwssvs erceedpx an blecks cyre, ri 30 psr
- ,sr the best quality OF rvd ard yhNe aah csaI sve
80 90 rae ar furnace sire. n. n HOWELL.
Hwes 0assinxsou place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

uopr,Pry AUCTIoNEER-wrL SILL THfs
Sav 81 10 o'clock al Us Chatham square, the furniture
eersie f-orr With avenue q gcnes assortment also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

U CATTLE SHOW
0ftha
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
HsAuTGn .0psgs
susiei third and Fourth between hsgy 6ryG
SHY street, will lie open u Lc public ter Hass
oaysUty,
IuTsDAr. wspstsnAy. AND THURSDAY.
rhr iiti lcb I'D ich october.
The equestrian pcrfosroanss Friday de lIh. rsrS~
CO prs a.
cars Third Second Harlem RAJ.
road viii iske pRsst ngess abe grs,.nd-
oryr has been prepsre1 for r accumulation Of
rug, and epucsrD.ns
ar:A two hor~c carriage, 81, horse cAstaga
\ coo eaat sii.sitr. soc
i Sigplc sdui se.ou, .ar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

IA UCTION eAIf OF FURNITURE. &C., TO PAY AD
\ vanees-By PEED COTE, on Thursday, al loo'c,ock
$40 Fu.tol street. Brooklyn: mahogany Sofas chairs bu
aus bookcase carpets looking glses paintings silver
a;cd ware, double gun, kitchen furniture &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

.---.s~ -----. r---s--
KBL01 SAEDEn.-1FRAlh OfSEAs
Nv EHIilIAS5 SUCCESS
TUESDAY. Get ~ fourth rigt, Il
UrbiNF
vita exceen. cas-. Aai sd E-gnisS scenes7 AID
dresses.
A1n" eios... 1865. 10 axLh
Special Reconsideration q lime On ald after Monday
tSt IL 1906 tie doors vii opec a. 6}s performance ccrI
DeBce M7ys
friaay-ihe weI;trfa, Rsyes BLANCHE. aai other
"a ertasl naens
a. AILAcE's THEArR1.
W podgs opeS NJ 6s o14rna4ceM AL.
1HUtGspAr OCT ".
fds< .Aree 1ishis az
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
Fourth aiRh. "a Mr. Bourccaus hshy eSssi sra0ia
Ire PkIMA DONNA.
THE PHANTOM.
Fhst tine, 10 tso ypaTs of
POPPING TIE QUESTION.
N6s agnes Robertson Margaret ard Lucy Pey5ry
M. ~ t-pttct;aLH. IA. The FhauonS
Prtnarose
~. ~ es. .kou0le
Mrs ioey, Mrs. Verrcn. Mas Gear0n, Nfs Cooke Mrs.
h.eD Mr. q Holland Ar. soihfrn Mr.. BcrnSu. Mr. a. s.
Ace, Mr. Peters. Mrs. sottefn &c. &C.
NOTICE.
FcfnsaroW-D coneequt O.
IOrDon ASSukAScF vii be performed; MD az TJR
PhiMA DONNA caRoti 10 thcrawn hsvinx met wit tue
most eothsstn r. cslea these pieces vii, te oeTforucd
together foTming Of The most en.ertnr
ever ocered ~ this theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

TCTIOH H0TICE.-H. WILSON, AU0TTONEER--
"A Large fae Of first class house furniture rich Wilton
velvet costly French plate pier and mantel
three sus OF rich paror furniture yau
able oil paintings pearl and silver cutlery &c at No. ZIG
Oct H. at i0aA O'Clock, the entire frrn!t the above
house WHICH Ia Of the best description aud has
or s9pecr rosewood panofore ee6an suits Of
parfor fnrnire in rich
enc do green and gold costly secretary boox
cases. sod carved rosewood centre d pier three
superior rose wood etageres marble with
snd backs elegant reception chat In rich satin and
pestr rosewood corner etsgerts with mirror backs rich
lace wnco" curtain and shades bronze ami ornou clocks
costly seyres end Dresden rich parIor ornaments
he. with number of fine oil paintings.
DIN g room AID chamber fl ninreFegart oak extension
table, OAK chairs china dinner set rich gold band decorated
ga anu coffee ses elegant ruby and cutgass and
yer cuery eahe baskets casters &c al CANT carved
WOOD and manogenJ bedseads ashstauds with
marble tops costly decorated china Met best hair mat
resses feather beds and bedding Tresch mirrors
aogany suits c Furniture In haircob and mahogany
ping sea. chairs rosewood hall stand orloth stair carpets
&C., being the cae contents five house No goods
admitted n this sale only those belonging TO the house, Sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16
BI1.L.IA-kkDS.

BILLIARDS..
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABIE4 AND
N trimmings. and made In the best o. well
sned materials also few second hand tables, for sale
O'CoNNOR C0Ll.kNDERS mandatory, 81 Ann street.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or BILLIARD TABLES
~ Tor sale-whh slate, marble and wooden beds. Ah,,
csa bails cahers &c, chcapar than be bough
rse~bere the Three second hand tables choap.
LEONARD BENJAMIN, ~ Broadway, Mt.
billiard TABIEs.-TuE SUBSCRIBER r. PRE-
Id pared supply all demands. both and SECOND hand
ersnt sizes eu private also trimmings OF
description belong 10 he trade u pf.kER
DuIJARDs.--THE UNDERSIGNED TAXES PLEASURE
ID in Informing the public that he has made arrangements
with Mr.. william Lake 10 be In at~- CO nj his new sales
rooms and sS Broadway corne rcnh street. 70 tcsch the
game OF billiards. for which purpose room hasbeen specially
lifted up. For terms, apply 70 MICHAEL fiikLAN
nAIrsTED FEBRUARY ~, ls5S-MoDEI BILLIARD
tables and combustion cushions Gentlemen respect
fully Informed that ssesrooms win be open day and
evening Tor exhibition Of tho above tables Salcsroo, IL
and rs broadway; manufacory 50 Ann street MICHAEL
pHELAr. Pateniee
I,EyNsyLvAEfA PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, TAX
inc much attention OF our patrons has given US time
and billiard PLAYERS orally invited 70 call and them
ri 1 ~ Fulton and No Ann streets.
cyu,Rps PATENT BJIIIARp TABLES. WITH EITHER
~ marble, slate wood beds, got In the best
ncr ard upon tho most approved principles Two sc
coud hand tables for gale cheap ct W. SHAKPF manu-
fao,ory, lae Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

VA :. MFLLoR, AUCTfCNFER-Y w 4 MGLL0R
w Friday. Octot er IL at l0is A. Nc entire contents
oC lie private dwelling l3s West Jhy ninth street Ne
nth avenue, consisting OF tapestry, brussels and Ingram
eatpcs French plate mirrors mahogany SOFAS, besscnis
bureaus wasiands &c. beds and be hling pure hair mat
esses rating Cloths chalrs walnut aud lmta
lien bsdends together with the kitchen furniture with which
lie sale VIII commence. sals without reserve.
xxr1tIJ,M Writer'S WILL. SILL. or FRID ~. oc
w ober H. half past 10 o'clock, by virtue OF eha,ie
tcstcaRe all The spie ndd ooi mahogany and walnut
frnure contained the house No. i5 Mer street
s.ing part Of apsel pier ard ohcr glasses; splendid
hognuy and walnut marble drcss bureaus and wassa nd
rosewood psror snd chamber sus scs curtains AMI cor
pires splendid chandeliers paintings. and pictures
French bedseads beds bedding and bed linen
~ eotssng Of cooking. parlnr and bedroom
fnlnerccm furnl.ufe hall ocois stair rtrets &C.; also
re panoiorc. By order offEANkilN BROWN, attorney
mortgage. oirc 10 Na.sau street Catalogues VII be
ready tho rucrnlng OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

LFRED BRAGG, AUCrIONEER BRAGG 4 CO.
IA will sell at auction. on Friday, Oct IL at iDs O'Clock
NJ nj their salesxoo SO or1ndt street 800 boots
shoes brogans &c comprising good and desirable stock
suitable fos lke fall and winter trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16
WINES AND LIQUORS.

DRANpIES, JAMAICA RUN, SCOTCH AND 1Rrsd
ID hlsley wines AR-A sslect assortncut suitable fbr
Lce fsraly R tbsulc and dsmuohn, Ia QUANTITIES
or sae Al i NDERTiITs MATrRRsONs, 40 Brooms e.,
corner OF Crosby street
fVoGNGC BRANDY, RAYNAL a ABUSE, vINTA0 as
~ ls4s 1919 1859 and 1850 superior grade snd flavor
rsr ale from Custom House lock BY 9. MELErrA
Is New street.
CToeK NN-PNl INDIA RrTTrR AIN vEGY 80
- rertor pse fresh mild a g6Nfg brewsry, t
s,res betw cen avenues d. aud q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

Ia UC1IoN NOTICE M DOUGHTY, AUcTIONEER
New and second hand furniture this day loS O'Clock
q Centre street VIZ Feather beds mattresses blankets
seads bureaus sofas and sofa beds chairs rockers
I'd square aFtrs oeoihs velvet carpets. stair rods
exlei and othe- aNes; china and crockery
Stry toLct se,s &c also office furniture, iron safe &C.
common bctsesds, LOCO cigars &C, sale percmptory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

L,oR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-uNTrED STATES
IL mail lne.-4hc steamer ALABAMA, Captain Geo n
North fryer, ~ ionr O'Clock y NJ Blis OF ang signed on
board For freight passage apply 10 l. MITCHELL ~
Broadway Through tickets New York 10 Jacksonville,
f3: 10 fnaka So Steamers for Florida connect nj sa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

IA UC11oN NOTICE -AssfGhEE's SALE or READY
made clothing trimmings &C .-WIIIIAN TOPPING
Co, win Sell, Friday, October IL their auction
o. ~ BroaaHay large and complete assortment Of ready
|lace cohng all goods, just finished for
inter sss. cing every article in the line we'll made
shonsbe styles aud In regular well WORTHY
aeoicn Of lie trade Every lot All be positively sold
catalogues samples morning az sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16
RAEHUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
- ruy1sDAr, Der. l6. 1856.
u 4 L u

TALE
From TIE ronuar pen OF Mr g. Beecher tss been
drsuatirfd sf for this establishment oy Mr. H. Goa
VA, a1i VIII be produced, with
NEW And APPROPRIATE sCFNERY
STARTLING ssrhGS bFEktTs, &C.,
This evening. At oclcck.
Believing hat what 10 worth doing all in wcrth
we scien. TIM has teeu allowed the 10 dojus.
e 10 imselt welt the distinguished aC,horess by
producing drama which add reelection of her
Popular book instead OF adopting merely tho will
also be that this drama (Which
raj weeks embraces the Of every member
ror dramatic engased at the Museum well
mtrous valuable ausia les. Including tt AID least though
ol no means Tie ess te redoubtabls
ed aud admired man in n,iE asaren
GENERAL 1CM THUMB.
For whose peculiar fascinating The LIZ
nlde character OF iom lit been expressly up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

UCTION SAL. OF FINE FASHIONABLE ROSE
n wood ard mahogany furniture IL H. LEEDS a co.
M sell friday. October IL at TO- O'Clock, al the fine
rn'are pellnes, French glasses, beautiful psrlor and
,dreom furniture hs private residence. No 10 West
wtnfy sixth street few doors from Seventh
sting OF AL kinds Of furniture found in rst class dwelling
lie positive. deposit viii be required from all purchasers
! lsOa 4 ewoQl piano.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

[IuN n VeNWFW ATFR, NTVffUNEFK.--THII NY,
Ort fc IT lpi O'Clock at selcsroom, rs Nassau street
Ia and mp,ory sse Of rich and magnac sn diamond
sod cwcry consisting Of the best assortment of Jewery
II offered "a the publc consisting oi ep ne detached patent
70 ~ rome Duplex, Sc. Sc watches BY Bourier
les Co rceslcv, jules Jufguessen, Tobias, Jos John
and others; 'arRe assortment 81 very inc English lob,
a. ounr del aims mosaic studs sleeve buttons bracelets.
90 sus Il ony5 and mosaic 90 stpnc iet and lava;
|nond finger rings, pins ladies brooches, set with da
.ys With elegant assortment Of other jcwolry. Every
.le warranted a. representa- On catalogue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

w s MEILoR, AUTHORIZATIONS ROSEWOOD
w. ami pahosany fanofortes.-This day October
l6 al IL O'Clock NJ the saesroom Ii and Is Park
sisug eight toned planoor.es by the following
nakers-W fArdeman son, Briggs, Barmore, crman and
fauchcr ana three upright Instruments Also three maho
gsny second hand do the whole of which he sold with
optr 10 nav advances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

A tSTRALtA -TIIE MAaSirrCENrrA1 cLIpPER
n ship. CLA IAiW HELLER, Delano master, win be des
patched Tor Melbourne about the ist November This
N has unusually well arranged and arp saicroom
nsuus fr Grst and second cabin passengers sad ocrs
superior Inducements 70 passengers over sny y,ssc nov load
rr The rates low for carly engagements fsw
eip would be taken applied for NJ For
frtht apply on 90 ard ~ picr Fast river of 70
MAILER, LORD &QufRkaU, io6 wall street
Ats1HAIIA -1HE ! CLIPPER SHIP, ROBERT
n tNFA1 VIII Re dCsps', he'd fr Sydney direct positively
SRiuftay. Octobyt - Can accommodate ep
80 atrg IN rrcudi style. AGpy 70 GOOpENE, AnXEIL
\ 81 1OT, = Pesrl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

eecs.Fxecutors aaevaluabe private collection Of oil
paintings The aud yefy valuable collection Of oil
paintings &c of the late Charles Gra Esq viii be sold
without by ORDER of executors Frday m,raiox
Oct H. Mt his late residence 15 Arch street. Catalogues
with full particulars may be obtained In this city, appca
or 70 Messrs. bRnss Bro Co., auctioncers Park