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Orange against Alamance.

A MATCH RACE FOR $500 will he run over
a the Hillsborough Course, on WEDNESDAY the
goth day Of January, 1883.
January @. sl-3w
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Money Wanted.
Just Received at the DRUG Store

January 2e
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REMAlNING in the Post Office at HIbo-ough N.
~ U, on the LIST day Of January, 1858:
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THlK TURF.

Union COURSE, l.. L-TROTTING-PURSE $780, FOR
~ all double teams known 10 have been aud driven
together on the road $50 TO be given to the best the
race To close on Monday the 18th at NJ the
House. AIS Isroome Three more 10 make race
aud two TO start To Oft the 2lst
SHAY *
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A ssraNEE,s SALE or crornINa Avn rIEcE

n roU1s.-A. VT IKISf ALAR Auctoneer VIII sell ON
"Wednesday 9th inst ~ lOl O'Clock 62 Liberty street. te
stock wholesale clothing establishments consisting cloth
md cashmere raeap frock AMI
soeskn cloth and sane pants and
patterns silk satn CLOTH cashmere and vests cloths
aseimsres doeskins petershsms pilots sanc sns
Nciyes large bot Of other goods men
Catalogues on morning q sale ny order Of Fisher,
Aaofrr
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A ss1GNEEs SALE or BOOTS AND sHoR.-A NJ
N CRlSiAbAR, aueonecr, q Bowery, viii seil On Non
day 18th inst 81 ~ O'Clock lf2 pairs mems aud boys boots
1d pairs mems and youths shoes brogans and CATERS DO
ras hcics and misses prunela heel CATERS busns slip
Iers. pumps, OxI1sd tics, Ac.. &c.
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ITALIAN OPERA.-RrRTON'S THEATRE.
L NJ SlEAkOSt.lI hags leave u announce that
Mime CORA DE WllHDRSr,
the American Prina Donna viii make her .e
hut si.ce her
RETURN FROM EUROPE,
This (MoSDAY) EVENING. Oct ls.
In Belni's grand opera,
PURITANI
In making this Mr. Strskosch begs leave 70
call the OF the publ the fact that Mime de Whor
5 the only AMERICAN TRINA DONNA who has made
successful debut before the and critical audenoo
IN the world, that OF the
THEATRE DIES ITALIFNS PARIS
With the prestige OF that and with her and
thod improved BY the tutor Of the best mas,srs Nine
Wlors returns 10 her sy, the public OF which
first cheered her onward to renewed exertons
Mr. Srakosch assures the public that Nine de Wilhorst
the best singers either IN Europe America
She wia native New Yorker and is therefore, cntedO
the first claim the audience ed her qualifications
shall be found equal with her rivals.
Mime de WIHORST viii be supported In the principal roles
by Sgnori BRIGNolL
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A uCT1ON NoTTCE.-AIb THE VAUABLE FCRNl.
N ture contained the privete house No 2eWest twenty
Ftcond street between Eighth and Ninth avenues, VIII Ne
offered A. private sale for week. in lots " SUIT pnrchss
elegantly carved pianoiorte used only Two
months House for sale.
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A ucTIoS SALE or MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUr

N nFrfcEleean rosewood suits covered in brocde and
ELK velvet seven octave piannfre so pear kys aud IN
lah with pearl, ~ city maker. r. .OLDSMIrI. Auc-
foneer viii sell Tuesday Oct ~ nj house IN West Eley
cnh street Fh avenue al the furniture in the above
house consisting ~ three suits Of paror furniture covered IN
rk brocade and sin velvet rosewood e'egers mirror doors
ladies' sctreaire lined with satin wood elegant secetaire
0kcaso centre and side tables satnary marble tops Turk
ih and reception chairs superb and mane mirrors lace
ruraiu coruices velvet carpets paintings. hronxes
Vases chicks hall stand AMI chairs Dining rooms-ouc solid
ak extension table, DO chairs solos, hne cut glass ware de-
ansers pohs unhrs champagnes dinner set Of 1876
eces elegant sets silver plated ware cake baskets cas-
sers forks spoons butter knives Sc Betrnoms W rose
wood bureaus belsleads. washstands conlmoes SOFAS
uckers chairs clocks stands BOOK shelves tables
mirrors mattresses pillows holsters aud mahogany aud bsck
walnut furniture Of every description sale " commence NJ
~, o'clock.
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rrnFArRIcar AerycY FoR rHK uNrrEp STATES,

L Great Rraln and Canada. ny systematic ovgar1si,o,
embracing legal correspondents CHAhLrs :; EENNAnp
and fact.eS
eneagements furnishing wardrobe, properties books manu-
sr,gs yryinr copyrights disposu u the same, and
All other connected with the ,draic art afhfuly
promptly and ~ moderate charges Antofs actors mans
erg and others viii avoid lengthy crtsspondencc, well
rneh M dncuy delay, uncertainty and expensn here.o
fe oaby attendant W. prosecution 81 heir inte.
resta IS addressing CHARLES s. HERNARD, q Nsack's
theatre through the Broadway Pest oLce. Ny.
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DRYANTs' MrNsTREIa,
ID Mechancs Hall. AZ Broadway above GRAND strcr4
Monday Oct Is and every night during the week.-Mrs.
pearance OF the celebrated Elog Dancer
NIX. FRED WILSON.
Jerry and Dan Bryant the eminent African Iagedians.
Dick aud Hank Ia the screaming burlesque Of
KING RICHARD TIE THIRD.
Songs Dances Sayings tomicaies Plantation Scenes a.
TWO TAKE 0NE-sWINGIN6 Observation-Disclosures
BROTHERS.
Doors open Al CO., 70 commence Il tx. Tickets = ceuta
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A uCTiON NoTlCE-k FAMILY WILL SELL, AT PR.
N sale this day alt the elegant costly furniture In the
private house. No 49, Ninth avenue, one door from weny
fst consisting IN part II two solid rosewood paror
and plush, rosewood eeferes mirror backs
srbe top tables French plate oval and pier glasses Turkish
and reception chairs number of paintings and vases
~ the chambers superior rosewood bedsa bureaus aud
mahogany sofas and chairs brussels and ingram
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STEAMBOATS,.

NAY BOAT ron ALBANY
~ Steamer METAMORk, every Tuesday, Thursday AMI
saturday, from pier foot Of Jay street, North river, ~
o'clock A. M
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AMODIO.
JUNCA,
with
A SPLENDID ORCHESTRA

FULL AND EFFICIENT CHORUS
Conductors .... ..........M STRAKOSCH Sig NICOLA0
The chorus Will not be numerous those announced In
other establishment the dimensions and acoustic qualities
theatre; but win be selected from very bes
scians In the city, and Will be strong enough for those ~hS
prefer music
Mr. Strakosch reluctantly publications
which his Opera been referred
senseless opposition IL Il not the intention Of Mr. Syakosh
oppose" one; he simply compccs lie has had tbe
honor to give series of performances which had brilliant
qualified Judge be has the best artists and generally.
the ensemble Further he does recognise the prn
he entitled the
which he has devoted his life without Dterruiea
from quarter Certainly the divine right 10 perform TIA
Ian Opera does not In the hands Of single
clique persons Mr. strakosch claims simply thai he has
right 10 give the and the public has equal right -
alternative MIR saksch that his has be-a
endorsed by them. The applause bestowed upon
MADAME COf.SOS,
who has been pronounced of the
BEST ARTISTS or THE AGE,
and the with which the other principal artists Of the COM
have received the best index Of the public feeling
MIR sakoseh therefore takes this opportunity tho
gratitude the public the favors h0
always their hands aud he will encourages
~ still greater cxertions Ia deseryen.
And, conclusion, Mr. StrakoSch would point out IN tho
public simply suggestion, that experience has proves
that this counry equal whether In science
the mechanic arts and IL ~ be whether
OUR OWN PRINA DONNA.
thing which under your eyes and the manager has
doubt that - -
MADAME DE wILHORsT
VIII be warmly received by her Monday night
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MATT PEEL's
M CAMPBELL MINsTREfs AND BRASS BAND,
ORGANIZED lst5
To PrriIcA card having appeared In the New YWG
Herald the effect that the above company had not len IL
city undersigned that with the exception u
persons ~ minor importance the hand a retains ~
original members, with valuable aditons and nauguratr4
their Thirteenth Annual Season New Haven the Iih,
I2h 18Th 18th performing the largest audiences
collected They appear Hartford Isah
and 9 Springfield 9th Ac, their 20 the south ~
West. MATT PkkI.
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w day O'Clock II tSi Canal street the entire houssho
furniture &C. 81 family breaking up housekeeping
easy rocking and other chairs centre side e
tables French plate pier glasses one
manel do curtains clock. elegant Wilton velvet tapestry
three ply and carpets hall ocoth French and coE
hcdseads hair and other mattresses ten feather beds AMI b
ding marble top dressing and plain bureaus wsshsan toilet
dining kitchen furniture kc china rsss ani
silver ware tubs pals &C also cottage plano The
hnfr fnr nnsiiixn aAle.
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A ucTIpN NpTIcE-IARGH AND pEREMPrORY SALE
"a ho-.hod furniture carpets pier manie mirrors

a. 81 DOUGHTY. anrtareer,
will rcl To morrow TUESDAY, ut los o'clock. ssesroom ~
Nassau street large Of class manufactured
furniture carpets vRasewood and mahogany parlnr Fur
niurr en- suite book cases. extension dining tables lounges
dining chairs dressing bureaus washsanis hcicads hair
mattresses paasses, Ac Housekeepers and dealers viii
nd well worthy 81 attention Catalogues now
fpaI
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IFRED BRAGG. AUCTI0NFER.-A BRAGG a co.
"A will sell at auction ON Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1855 at l0H
O'Clock NJ at SO Corandt street. 500 of
shoes and rubbers comprising general assortment
fresh and seasonabe goods suitable the Southern,
Western and city trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

DARNUMs MUSEUM-THE INFANT ESAU NOW
ID here-he Of the famous Bearded womsnn-a chRd
only years OF Full and Luxsaa
beard AM whisker. The nimitably dycrtng THioDoSS
THEATRE or ART, and the renowned anghinvoker,
DR. VALENTINE ID. Humorst the very incarnation Of WI
and Facen. On Monday afternoon al o'clock well
cl ndren ten, Is
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444 nHoApwAr.-os sTaRisl CAMPBELL MIN
A MINSTREL, HALL. ftl BROADWAY
M 800 rIiE LADY ORGANISE.
v NJ give her second grand
Vocal and Instrumental
CONCERT,

M -" riiE LADY ORGANISE.
" Vocal s ana IS.;,Ymenai
ruuRsD S,'iY Ev staSisI - oc, n
Nile WILLIS ~ nF nrSsnsf e. o ' ssTsnd n' the
seems as The Geld Orgue AleNaeire absolutely
sourcss the most brilliant an elaborate and hence
, , Of each have ben einaIlS enrsptared
Nile MILLS viii he assisted by
MIS- MARIA nRtiNARb. Soprano.
81. F y MSiifsd bsEii re v,olinl.l
VI &. TiMM Pianist
y. B-Full particulars IA 1hursGays papers
BURTON DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION MEETS EVERY
cmen wishing 70 avail ihemselvs 81 AZ the aavnnagcs ~
NV b sr tiS.. : IONS D w6oDESYr. rrssIisat
nus SAVANNAH THEATRE. CAPABLE or SEAT.
mpat new scenery new drop curtain AMI fres decra
The prominent stars viii appear during h -s,.'s
AsTROIOGY.
srRotnGy-vhpANE cARsr.-THIs LADY Is THE
~ seventh daneher md has natural sis - ,e We past
suffolk Zee . cents.
sTRoLoGy.-MApAMn LANE CAN BE CONSULTED
~ sas oss ANN, se ana .y nsar rans & %
Gentlemen 81 She can procure speedy marriages and
give lucky numbers
ASTONISHING MADAME yoEK, THE GREAT =. IT., ENG q
gents IN hee p.s present and future The gypsy
which will rrsore happiness and speedy
No lA Eighth avenue, near Seventeenth street
A sTRoLoGy.-MRs. FLEURy, 2s BRooME STREET
N gives true Information all events 81 life hy the glass
The planets and answers questions business marriage
absent friends &c by magnetism She speaks French English
and German.
fyrAIRvOyANCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR, 10 SPRING
few doors west 81 Broadway the most successful
medical and business carvoyant IN America Asthma bron
liver complaint dehiy indigestion scrOfus &c, cured
aud satisfaction given or no pay asked.
f,rkIRvoyANCE -CLhrRvoy EXAMINATIONS
~ aud clairyoyan carefully written and
given patients who are examined by Mrs HAYES clsrvoy
ant physician and healing medium, 3 Br0ume street near
Chrys Astonishing Absent friends found. Satsac
lion given, or no pay asked
MADAME BuRK HAS REMOVED FROM Delaney
w 10 IS Attorney street between Delaney and Brupm
SIN continues 10 ten about love- business absent
friends, and af evens Of HE. Ladies - cents.
MADAME HARRIS TELLS ALI, EVENTS or LIFE
Nl gives LUCKY nsmbers tells of lost properly, and Nc N
tended husband and wife brought personally BY her secret pro
tIouts9 10 +. NJ ladies' Is cents gentlemen, ~ cents
NfIss A. W. SNOW, THE CEr.EBRLrED BUSINESS
III clarvoyant viii end absent friends lea stolen
goods advise business and deineaoa Of character
Residence 20 Greene street room No. 1, first 'loor.
NJ R-wH0 MAS NOT HEARD or rr.E CEI.EBRATED
IN. Madame PREWSTERt She has BEEN consulted ~
thousands In Mis- and other cities with satisfaction She
feels confident she has equal She s Ne name ~ fnnre
wife husband also hat ~ her w ter Ii you wish truth,
give her call At ~ Bowery, opposi Ladies
bo cents gentlemen ~.
sTEAMsOATs.
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LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.-By ALBERT
n H. NICOLAY, office No Broad sreet-Reguar auction
sales of stocks the Merchants Exchange
day Stocks and bonds bought and sold at private sale
SALE THIS DAY AT l2ls O'CLOCK. SEE CATALOGUE
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MUSIC FOR THE MILLION At THE SHADES -
INI spring street door from broadway. MR.. " W.
BRIDGES takes tbs method of informing his MN. roas
friends aud the public IN general that he has nstci re-
ccnce M connection with bis regular business which comes ~
every Monday and Saturday evening Mr. Hen hLg raen
Mr. James Es Vice President who togesher Nph uuervs
friends and professionally RENDER the songs - a
nations style superior v any free concert Va INC aV
Chair a o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

A LEX. McKINNON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
IA day. AT 10 O'clock at No 80 Canal street. the pro-
perry Of several families consisting of furniture ar
eles making assortment desirable this Also at
&c, &c.
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A UCTTON NoTfCE-TO LAWYERS AND OTHERS;
n Tho furniture and xnrs q Of the courts W The a
Nil be sold this day O'Clock Al ~ Canal streeiD yards
al carpet oil cloth, mating railing dcsks Sc large lot OF
Tor ding papers. WV WRITER'S, Aucioneer
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TJENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-SALESROOM NO q
IL Nassau sreet-HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO. will sell at
Tuesday October ~ II O'Clock In front OF store
No q Nassau street valuable pair OF dark brown Canadian
ponies short tails old thirteen hands high ot
together mile four minutes rOt in three minutes
They kind and gentle In harness. of them superb
lady horse They well matched Sale without reserve
q set dnnhle harness
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Nnr1cr-.cRnCKER,

A uCTION NOTICE-cROCKERY. CHINA AM
IN eas4-IIENRy u. EVANS viii scl in lots from tn
shelves ~ su dealers Tuesday October ~ 81 ten o'clock
M No Iirsy street complete of white grant,
and all kinds VI Frcpch decorated ehna glass
ware clocks &C. a.. sale positive, and without reserve
Goods carefully repacked for shipping
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s.xrs A. AUCTION.

T1DwARD scHENcK. AUCTIoNEER.-BY +. &F. H.
u sCHNECK.-On Tuesday, 18th inst at O'Clock at their
saesroom 23 Nassau street. long tail bay mare six years
old 5 hands high perfectly sound kind and gen
IN AerN
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

A BAY HORSE, YEARS oLB, SOUND AND KIND
"A tos In 50 also black Morgan horse 1871 hands sound
and kind tros In AS ase black horse 5 hands trots
minutes aso cheap work pony, and good leather wa
gon senhery make also stylish horse 6 hands
sound and kind Apply at Is JAY Greenwich
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u rartment October 4, 1888
Notice hereby given that by act of the Legislature
per cent win added unpaid the Isl of
November next IN addition 10 i've cent incurred The LIST
Water rents are payable M Of Nay n<ach year
advance and the penalties unpaid ath with equal
certainty OF August and November thereafter.
he desirable 20 every owner 70 preserve biz
perty from being the ColeoF OF Arrears
%, redeemed viii be- cold according 10 law.
NJ VAN sCHAtCK, President
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4 rcrIoN NoT1cE-Tnos ELL, ArcrIoNEER. /

n ". & THONFSON.-Ihs day ~ va 'Il,Ni N lh'
rooms S East broadway pawnbrnkcrs sale OF vau
articles pledged twelve months by order 81 LOUIS
IFVY s3 tand notices IN Tits and other pspers
pawnhrosers sale THURSDAY. 2lsi in saesrooms By
order Of A. y. CRAWFORD le9 Grand street
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n executors sale of lease of house No 80 Henry street
Public notice Ia hereby given that Thursday October n
lsS o'clock M at the Merchants Exchange Ia the city
OF New York by order Of the Surrogate OF the county OF New
York, wi he sold at public auction by ALBERT H. NlCO
LAY auconeer the lease Of the premises know as NO -
ing thereon lot x00 Feet house 24 feet Deep with three
story The house has 6 unexpired term yet TO
with privilege of renewal 81 The ground rent Is
84o annum payable half yearly and the house rents for
$3.50 Terms cash; 10 per will be required the day Of
ale with the auconeers and the balance delivery Of
The lease For further particulars apply to O. Wetmore
No $50 Nassau street. or Albert Niceay auconeer No
Droad street Joseph JOS p YOUNG Executors.
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDINGS.
o 90 sna sss Tesdway near Prince street
rFsyo ,sy EVERY sy,s EVENING.
New dances comic and surhsbe sayings, by
Eph horn J. ~ Budworih, O White aud \, Warden aided
by The great company. NOTICE
Tho public respectfully Informed that an engagement for
Miss JULIA DAILY
Gate ofthe sessa,s !, sea rhllon Opera TronpssJ
vivkciots. sfRIGifiY and ISSocENi iro,ean ssesoa.
'''0'IT II fsas i pS sS G Ysnsss
VARIETY or i FSfrtaR SONGS
"a s,r Ss an qos ss.e ssa e soT
varied and attractive entertainment
Tleke.s . cent? Doors open VS. 70 c1mmence At ~:
FRANKLIN MUSEUM III GRAND STREET, ONE DooR
ITO" Y0uTii beauty AND FASHION.
The finest place in the city 10 pass al hour or two and VII
BEAUTIFUL GROUPINGS
ofe model artsies whose case exhibtn The theme OF
admiration from e1 Ywo ,I psssRRroRv,Scrs
gwen Day ass O'Clock IN Tho Afternoon
aud = TWENTY W savss Yo Y, Ispss
"rpe'rn selection 4 sssy s sf i1s pictures a NE
the only organized company q ladies IN existence ioseser
Mons GREGOIRE, 49,
The Hercules Of the wcrld Who with his clenehei hsi win
BRhAK TIE HARDEST STONES
cuars see bls seats 8 cents Bores
rsmsmber Won can see be entire performance the amer
noon, and be IN time ~ meet the cars aud boats
NgrrRoPorIrAN MUSIC HAIL. OPPOSITE NIBIOs.
Nl Lessee Mr. F.wddows sase Manager MrF y wemyss
STAR COMPANY
FAvORITE COMEDIANS
Mrs rvrrIrLn ,g,wery W. hsis MIMI VI. JOHN
S,oTT netsrs MARK SMITH. BI.IGGS TOM WEwysS,
cRANsliAw, sol SMITH, Jr, CUNNINGHAM and BRUC.
IN Mondav evening. oct. is, 1854
LADIES BEWARE
Translated from Il, fesnne qu V j~tie : a fenetre
NDN AND COX.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sea 20 cents ParqusL 30 cents Fe
uy circle q cents Docrs open nj H. u v VI.
The performance concude by l,g r. NJ Box open
daily ifom ~ a. NJ. ~ ~ ~
MOZART HALL kCADxMy, es3 BROADWAY oPPo.
Nl site Bond sreet-Prof y. WRIGHT will form another
class for gentlemen Monday and Thursay eyeuiscs
VI O'clock ades, Tuesdays and Fridays chttrcn Wed
nrsday and Saturdays a. o'cok Private lessons Al all
hours. Grand suHce Monday evening
MUSIC FOR THE MILLION AT THE SHADES 81
lM Spring street door from broadway, Mr. " W.
BRIDGES takes hs method Of informing his nnmar ous
friends aud the public IN general hat he has insci re-
concert M connection with bis regular business which comes ~
Monday Saturday evening Mr. Hen King President
Mr. James Ells Vice President who togesher wish NUMEROUS
friends amateurs and professionally rtnder the songs - al
"a. IN
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A BEAUTIFUL BAY MARE SEVEN YEARS OLD,
"A warranted sound and kind and beautiful stopper will
be for watches or Havana segas Address T. n
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NOR SALE AT AUCTION-WIIL BE SOLD UNDER A
chattel mortgage Tuesday Oct 49, at 1D1s ocl)ck A.
M the stock Of groceries, liquors and fixtures Of the grocery
A. of Fourteenth street. together with
the horse, wagon and set of harness, and sleigh.
CHRISTINA KATHLEEN,
ADMINISTRATIVE and Mortgagee.
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UCTToN SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A pture-Supcrb panr suits covered In crimson and
room sk brocade plush solid rosewood frames and
sle1 snty carved rosewood panofore inad with
pearl aud pearl iuary bronze pier and mantel mir
Tors, &c -.- - -.
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I,rnIIlN AnRorT. ArcrIoNEER.- ApNINIsrRA

WIN ABBOTT ATCTToNEER, WILL SELL. on TUES.
w day n O'Clock the lease, stock and fixtures Of the
inuor store IN Ffy street. between Lexington and Third
avenues consisting of large stock Of pure liquors and ee
CANT fixtures.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-19
The Triumph Of Mechanism.
a NJ ERICAN WATCH e S

fENIIESE WATCHES ARE PRODUCED By THE
u same system that has made American Firearms
the hest in the world. IL substitutes the rapidly and
precision of machinery for the slow and unreliable
results Of handicraft. The factory consists of series
of machines devised expressly for this esis hmcnt,
each part as TO he accurate tit I'm ANY OF a
thousand watches Absolute precision Of time is nearly
attained by these watches, as the inevitable result OF
their simplicity and eNacneSs OF structure. Tie ease
OF their repair Is Obvious the makers have always
hand, for sale the different parts of the watch per-
fectly finished, TO repair damages.
Besides the watch heretofore offered To the made, we
making second nlity, Inferior to the tlrst
only in ha wing less finish in Immateral parts and a
lighter case. This we offer at price moderate as
commend az sound and reliable, and greatly superior
to imported watches of equal price.
The trade are cautioned against English and Swiss
limitations with which the country is flooded Each NJ
our hest Watches is engraved the plate, APPLETON,
TRACY * Co, Waltham, Mass, and is accompan isd
with certificate OF EenuIneneSs and perpetual war
ranty. over our own signature.
We reht with new ENAMEL DIAbs, OF heautiful quail
ity, watches IF al kinds, the dials to which may
have been broken.
Orders may ne addressed to rs direct, or to any of
the under mentioned firms, who are az .nts for the
sale Of our Watches.
Messrs. COOPER & FELLOWS, No. II Maiden
FELLOWS & CO, No. IL Maiden Lane. NY.
PLATT " BROTHER, No. ~ Maiden Lane, Y. Y.
H.LDEBURN q BROTHER, PhiladeiThia
PRATT ~ REATH, Philadelphia
PALMER & BACIIELDERS, Boston.
BIGELoW BROS. a. KENNAED, Boston.
and Messrs. ROBBINS. & APPLETON. No. Is Maid
en- Lane, y. ", oar general agents.
APPLETON, TRACY CO,
febl,-2md&w Waltham, Mass.