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OT Printing rFtabi rhmrut woe never boz better
condition than uuN, Hud increased Ntenhou VIII
o. gwen 20 rfIE rrHHrh ~ nu7iQrFF We HrrV
constantly eG t-l.a .t.pl ad Card stock, uud are
nov prepared ~ print llandhHa, Programme,
Auction hills, Ism Heads, Labels, CiBulars, busi-
nraf sod Wedding tardH, &r, hu., aNhNuIt notice,
nl4pf- ly ,ail ai4l Hr ralliulls alllAall l1' and
tIr work. forwarded with drHpalpt,
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10 An Irishman, coming from the Fourth
Of July considerably bewildereG and seeing
the houses and everything else going in a
queer manner, concluded that the easiest way
to get quickly home was to stand still uhul
his own door passed him, and then make u
dive for it.
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4 careless HouscmaiA-That girl would
break the Bank of England if she put her
hand upon IT, ...r--
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bad Heats-Somc peoples hearts are
shrunk in them Ike dried nuts. You can
hear 'em rattle as they walk,
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The clcarcst of all ia,cs.-SelEdefcnce is
the clcarest Of all laws and for this reason
the lawyers didn't make it.
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SrArw Asp TxRniroR,x "A comparison Of the OF
the present States With thst Of the territory destined to
be erected into Stcs sxhiha The interesting fact that tho
Of the latter in square miles, exceeds that Of the
former 1nere are sol 900 SQUARE miles IN ths Terri
tories exclusive of Dspoah Tho superficial Of tho
States Ia 0lO square miles, The area OF kansss
1856 900 square miles l9 900 greater than that OF all
New England New York, and New Jersey Nebraska
Territory has 900 square miles which = 70 wy square
miles greater than the area OF all the non-slsvehoding
states except California II the Territories are cut up
into states of the average size there will be than
fifty States In the Union. fa eaft,r tes sEa
"TrxHs Amt sow AZ TINY Used 10 WAS. The follow
ing extract which make from the connecticut Courant
of September 49, lTT4 win show readers the
i'm which business conducted In ''ys olden time
The vessel advertised TO sail from Midetown for Mis-
sissipp the first Of September will not sail tn the tenth
of October, some of the passengers not ready
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METROP0LlTAN MUSINGS.

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ana barring ea0n o'her ~os ,a',,. se 80
weary, tsey sla"a 'aoss0iy sIo s"'o ''oy -'
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n'cnI bringing 'ne'r heA''s ~ sio''''.
the 'empo'nry con'sioh " so'i''o's i', .nu' ~
cape rom the diiema ~ anu 70 'he'' ways 81. ~
means OF renewing my own temporary % s - VI
Ideas snail violsse the confidence ana eApo'S my
Se'' 10 .ho eiaS'''siS "iA'n " ."o yois
neees =, nAAe "n1 :" $50 ss s.".a,ls.' :.
W. a1 WY ~ sIA ~ 49,. ',, 'a,.., 49,.
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them as representative women 70 ms rep
resenauve men at any ra!e 'ney nave 20 my
a.'en'.o' 'h,S "eoA ''"s', WIZ" my s"'""'''
'"0 p'N's'i"l po''''A' VI ''i0'0 '''''''s' ''
az g1a ~ Doso.e1 10 INC A@aaos. a.AH ninV@
my TWO h'ectr "ssae 'nc WIN my .'o .e"s~iA"'.1
q MErArrfSiss any ,aiss' siYfn osef y
hopeless p % wahoernss nha W a anps' A. y.
throposophy, PAeuna'oosy, pycho'Oey' anu .acouny
tne vault on nor ncas0h ',c s''' o' .Aoh'4
up'Sneo nhoneS "nu s"o |" nio'e i'.e,es'o. ~ 'ne
i''".'es y r' ". -, I' !, ~ -, 80 =
s.o n.S"o.'P~'a '.' -- ~ . SsS'' ~ ~ .'i
Hale, or the spring AShlons ol uopay Inc Inth N,
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The sfEAKER 1t is competent for tho gentleman to
withdsx hh notioa the day on WHICH il WAS made,
the day after .aisd afsl f,fY8lrf
Mr. sTEPHENs., Never mind let it 80.
Mr. HUdHRS Of Indiana II thst motion fails, Will 1t
be in osda - dsnsnd the previous QUESTION Y yyas
The SPEAKER It viii he In order, r.,,,es-, H. a.,
Mr. MAReHAIL, Of Kentucky. entered motion to
recomfArr,tAs vsse by which the postponetnsnt
dered yesssry, and shall move to lay that ON the
table.
The SPEAKER The gentleman has tho right to do
but the question cannot be- taken until the pending
question To lay the whole subject the table has been
Mr. HARRIS. There are several gentlemen not pre-
pared TO vote on that motion, and withdrawi IL.
Mr. MARSHALL. i move to lay my motion to recon
slider on the table, 80 f,,e r
Tho question was taken and the motion was agreed
yeas los, nay l0l-as follows: l4 el 9as'.N
YEAassrs. Abbqs, Audssws Benps nIlaxharss Bingham
rSss S % ,Ss s H & ss
% e ss6 Sss ss;s esssSs % Wy Sss &
e n;ps % s s ss 4 !sx. pss:: I 'S m.s
& ssa s s % cs" ssa = Oss1s Sa:9 Man
= s. = I
% q ss < s. Asss s. ss n.. . q .r e
Ss sss ss'i ss %
Wade, wslSrsss w.dras w.a wshSarns ino ws.hSsrn
xd.u AhI Anderson Arsas Avery B.rtsd.le
s ss dssS sssS. s" $
sf Now York Cksr cOrniss Craig q A.oar cass Of
% rns Sss Sa s S.saos yosy o.rrs Gosas
@ ss s';ss olS
s SEs- q 9sss joe, q
aad Miss nss .on Hssrs s,bl.st f.udso psys, Phelps
rai& Rssd as.s. Rory asisa ka:.s, ssnadss s.v.ss'
e x.. ss & ys
wor,sadyke Wright Georges wsh, Of zonr
q Mr. HUGHES, Of Indiana demand The previous
question hegfoyaf
Mr. GROW ,of Psnnsylysnias That motion is not in
The SPEAKER. The chair is Of opinion that it is
Mr.. WASHBURN, Of Maine. ! move a call Of tho
| The question was taken, and tho motion disagreed
| tov-yeas As, nays 1876, sf..- .g
The question REQUIRED ON tho demand for the previous
! question. lii Gsas81e,f ft tilhI aat sliN.ti
! Mr. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio I desire to inquire the ef-
feet of sustaining the demand for the previous question
The SPEAKER. The chair is Of opinion that It win
cut Of the pending motion TO postpone and bring the
House directly to vote on the report Of the committees
| of conference
The question was taken and the previous question
was not sustained ayes 92, noes lO3. III b4s la.4
The question REQUIRED on the motion to postpone ~
| amended T" 'Heih'tt sh "
9 MrlsDRWART, Of Pennsylvania move that the
| The question was taken and the motion was agreed
-yeas IO6, nays 100 as follows ~ 7'Ei " "s5"
YEAsssss Adrsn, Ali, Anderson Atkins Avery Barksd.e
e.hs. & ss .sss sas. s
man. Cobb cochs, s9fni1g & S0r ssss % H.,e cr.ss o
Elliott EnsH.A, Euss ssaith.r, 5or.ae raisy Garirsn
sss Gp G's M & o s .n.
Jones q yennc.see Clancy !ons. o. rsna:yI.sni. Owen
Acy, Mcqueen, Mason MAYNARD Niles, Miller, NoIai
aas'on reytoa PHELPS Phillips osinan Rs.d Reagan Reilly
North eArolna shorter selos singleton Smith
Ward, Watkins,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

hsh. mes or less make square longer exse
twice thfe week VIII be- charged per square each
Insertion Hser the hrst Advscneut
for esrh in-~ron special charged
Ihe foregoing rates. ns
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CHARLES S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-TH

II
s,, ohl.kAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED This Gin,
p IN london from sound barley under the surveillance ~ the
% eIcse laws s dsicstesy With tncure of tho Italian
perry and II the valuable rcsoratves of the vsse
I nhgdo rendering opinion eminent ncdi
.ne parest aud safest smuisnt dursc drink IN
tonic cf soft dcioatc favor differing entirely
a., y "ner n and devoid o harsh acrd taste which rem
artce known Holland Scnapps, Objectionable
not Intended recommended by phyhctAns
c % ~ cases Of Dyspepsia oui Rhenaism, Dopsy Gravel
Fever and Structure Dssases of tho Urinary Or
We Kidneys and Bowcs Nervous Debility, Ac whilst tho
inc ssh WIN ind BY Its adoption redef from those distress
which fcquen3 their defcstc organization
Antns Mott cf New the highest medical snshory,
ounc~ oHARikss LONDON CORnlAl GIN 'not only superior
"her bur the best article no has seen
S. peculiarly adapted settlers IN he southern and western
~ wen Ne TOR travellers n water and
n, e VI quarts thirty eight cents
@xss socers frasrers and cosnsry mcrcanis nsS are
,s.aoons Buy only CHARIEsS. NONE OTHER n nPORTki
2 % had In Washington Of Ford Brother Daniel caft
""on Hamilton Leach Wallace Ea,et Richasd Ryon ~
.as.rf . .lsf KlMUND g. CHARLES, 81
Importer, No. 40 broadway, New York.
~, EDMUND G. CHARLES Importer
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the always Lhe psrNd
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whom thor subscriptions about lo expire.
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wAsHINGToN AaUEDUCT.
orrcx ov ru wAnxu0sox AqusDuos,
Washinatnn March d n


oysrcx on rss wAnusosox AausDuos
Washington March 3. is6S
oo,.,o -. ;u,;..d cor <ha c,,,,,,,l.t;,,, ~ IL.
vDhOrOChiN 80. .rr,vd,r. - ,.r. - .r-e~r,sc~-
hh will exhibition III VI" os on ~ sssr sas sS'n q
April ~. .,.,,...,0. AZ a.. ., . !, =, ~,, -
ns will received Ui the somp'.9a " - t. wosr
ar Sr the separate works described e ~ unseo
a,,s reseryins The reh 70 haxe VT uo wn' " M 'n
separate works As may ' ~ =
,hs bids laiH,t
portion only Of the work can o. wnu .ns
lions avasb aud inc w DO suoc " 'ne oonu
seucy Of appropriations oy Congress- A, !.
Tho engineer reserves the nshs suo wesA ~
be done tho rate OF progress uh'' oa'n @na wv eeS
Payments w Do , n ~ ,s snginr sxervtng 10 ,er cant
@ Al payments tho completion Of the contract and will be
eonon all contracts that the "orkmen shah oe pAaa ne u
wages monthly and in specie -. 4. ,.p..,- a. w., -.
Proposals should os sealed sana," sna y " "''- M
Materials for the Washington Aqucuue' -. - -, "a.
United States reserves mo " lyeo Wy - ~ o W .ne
whole for any par inc work no aoooa sus ous
work will bo awarded 70 the lowest w o VI W pss
work who give good security o' e oo""'n " e' W."
tracts, reasonable prices =,
Every offer must be accompanied " wv 49, ss1 ~
one or responsible the ehect hAi ne Or hey unde
bidders viii nv OF Lr poA 10 Aoalaea
enter n'e m ~ ~ oyt undeysk.n. .sid grsrsrss 4,
surues or ns ~ srae Of The Tinted Sssss dstrict Judge
.,,orrev navy agent or sosus o0ncor OF the gen
United sIss ~ s.., Known 70 hs engineer or susrtmon,
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Miss Christie johnson,

TEACHER Mocu1IoS
deslrous OF forming classes in olocution in the
schools Washington and VIII give instruction 10 private
pis IN That city and In Georgetown. taa
Miss Johnson viii LESSONS youths and professional gentle
oT37i,DT F
Residence Mss Hsrovers formerly Miss Engishs Female Som
mary, corner Washington and Cay sreets, Georgetown
RxrrRExcns
Mrs Anna Richie Richmond, Va.
Rev Stephen T. Hill, Washington ID. @.
Grafton Tyler N. d., Georgetown, ID. G.
For further Information apply Blanchard Mohun at their book
store corner Of Pennsy yvana aud Eleventh street.
Nov 6-H
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El Oouifsta De Paris oi1J
ID ECIEN negado esta cuidad tienna q honor dc
LII 0tfecer a. los ~ M hr4f ta1fshM AGo3A
Z ~ ~ asp CsBNlERos FsPANoIks ~ aa ~
escdo, sndo de EpeIueos Tsnt Anteoos
args VISTA vros De Aasno Mqnsres 1umas
dc Oro, ArscuOs Erancs~as. "a 20 Aa s4af ~
Tsnda snaments Eight street. Penn
Precics nnpy noieradcs 10 mlsmo ts EarolH. ~ ''tT
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MISS HOSAlERS BEATRICE CENu SLEEPING.
M THE exquisite piece Of sculpture executed at Rome Har
net hosme the American sculptures exhibition for limited
od at Philips Fine Art Gallery 1922 Pennsylvania avenue (wa
Hephens, Il Co.'S buildinE) It f
admission 20 Hours from IL, a. I'LL dusk.
The proceeds Of the exhibition for the benefit Of the artist
March l7--H
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M ASHlNGTON ART TASSOClATI0N.-lFh Sec
w ond Annual Exhibition Of the Washington
now open at the Gallery street. between 18th llh streets
ron TO- .. m, 10 10, p.
Admission % Season 81 To 10 had at the principal
bookstores and hotels, and the door Fi3t
Dec 25-d0 ~
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| J.,MlDDLET0N, Ice dealer, Office and depot
Apn-dlyt = =
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Mr.. MALLORY asked and obtained leave to introduce
Joint resolution to extend for further term the prov
iona Of the joint resolution approved March TO- 1885, In
relation to certain dropped and retired officers of the
navy which was read twice. Mr.. M. asked that it
might be Immediately put on it's passage, 1t rec
commended by the Secretary of the Navy. It found
that certain Of retired dropped officers Of the
navy could not be examined by the President and sub
mitted to the Senate before the adjournment of tho pres
ent session of Congress for their action and It was
deemed desirable to extend the time until the lst Of jan
uary next No objection being made, the joint resolu
ton was read third time and passed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-30

DRoOKLYN ATHENA OIOMINI-FoRMES.
ID The public respectfully informed that
ONLY CONCERT
Will be given by
MILE. PICCOI.OMTNI AND CART, FORMES
On Thursday Nov which will be positively their
only appearance They will be assisted by all the artists of
the Academy of Music.
The sale OF seats commences Tuesday, Nov
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

NCTICK -fHE CONNrTTER ON PUBLIC HEALTH OF
AZ he Bnard oi Cnuncimen viii mae ~ the city Library
rom No u Cry Hall, MONDAY Nov \ az z W, 70 hear
parties Interested In fencing o,s Sth avenue be
tweea y oriy 1flh and Ffy fourth streets
JOHN g. FSAzER , Committee
ALEX McgARREN on
HENRY w GENSf NPubic neal.a
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LsERT H. NIooLAY AucTIoNEER
sale he M c at
1onda November at Y O'clock a the Merchants Exchange
Sy s
brick building with an addition, built of stone mixing
q ground fronting 200 feet washingt street running
ground the Morris Canal are connected with
house The cutting Of ample and is worked
and The works contain all the for
original title from the ASSOCIATES Of the Jersey Company
l. to the ferry The lots Nos % gem
& @ On each The ss
tn Esas az
ROAD Jersey City saa + that
SSn o s0 s
perry constantly increasing In value and FOR @
hqeaphe maps and handbils containing full information
''p' - VAC ''-'' ALBERT q. NICoLAY, Auctioneer,
No. Broad street, N Y.
A pRIAN h. MULLER. AUCTIoNEER.oFFICE IS
~ s the Msehns ESehsnse Regular
and Saturday Ss and bonds bought and sold
A DRIAN H. MULLER AUCTIoNEER-BY ORDER OF
"A the supreme sale of first class
sc gp s TsS on s Hill h
best and furnished with modern convenience
% iae % ES a SfT
LER auctioneer Terms made known at the sale or on az
Peaon to Geo Strong 70 Wall street. or to Geo Suit
UCTION N0TICE.-AIL THE SPLENDID AND EIE-
"A giant fafniure-two solid rosewood paror suits In rich
satin brocate rosewood piano will sell for $75l rose
wood eegeres rparble and pier tables Fredch
plate oval and glasses Turkish and reception chairs
large number OF and painngsn the chambers rose
wood bedseads, bureaus washsands, chairs, mahogany
sofas chairs lounges sofa bedseads, chairs hair mat
tresses Brussels and ingram carpets &C. &cw be offered
private sale for ten days. the private house l53 Ninth
avenue, one door from Twenty drst street.
A UCTION NOTICE.-UNITED STATES MARSHALS
IA sale Of segars, emhroideries, calfskn, &C.
SAMUEL OSG0OD Co., auctioneers willse Mt 81 Nassau
street morrow Saturday. October 80 at IL o'clock noon
l02 quarter boxes segars.
packages, containing embroideries.
packages, containing musing and laces
packages containing calf and sheep skias.
package CATERS, buttons, &C BY order
ISAIAH RYNDERS
United States Marshal
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q, yUsE MENrs.

A CADFaY or MUSc PIccoI3sIsI TINS EvxsIs0
scat for nh RAy ,hscs , aoa o Monday Opera
in consequence Of ne rerr : ling demand from iho.e nv
sons who from seats prevented from heang
Mile. f'coaomln IN her srsat r9ls q
rsordnary combination chss,ra and the
de ballet
THE GRAND AND IMPOSING Oh oRUs
ONE HUNDRED SINGERS
including sixty pupils of the gratutous singing soo d
During the bali scene uhe admired dsnseuse,
viii appear, assisted by q eorpsdr ballet Of
TIE TTrs mIs neu Nm lt sGEse
will be on grand scale magnhicent new scene sal ose.
dresses properties Chandeliers &c. have been expressly
Norcr,The public are respectfully Informed thai Nile
pcoolomins performance are rapidly drawing 70 clos -
on faladeghs a.ore and Other prominsn ely .
operas of which possibly be repeated sceocn. y
ns r'f S Po ~ b ssG ssd ApoaDr
who daily expected
ON Monday -Positivey the only might Of
which will given with a ensemble such has
Nile PiCcOLOMiST as Leonora
The great contrslto Madame D'AHGRI,
win appear for the first time this - Azucena STE
The sale Of seats for III Irovaore comnences today
OF Ia Iraviaan
On Wedne y Mile Pccoomin in n character
On Thursday and FoRMEs win make Their
first and positively only appearance IN Brookyn at tho
Athensum, IN Grand Festival Concert
On Fridny- Madame GAZZANIGA
will appear In grand Opera This will be the only opportunity
her Will have hear her OF
chaacrrs sbe has accepted engagement with Mr. Ma
retzek sing IN Havana Every effort will be made to make
the ''Gaz2aniga night one of great interest
Mr.. uLi.MAN has much pleasure 70 announce that
Mile GHiONI
Of the principal artists of Mr. Lumeys company foM
her Majestys theatre London has arrived Due notice va
De ghen OF her hrst appearance ~ America
TO THE PUBLIC.
Mr.. UlIiHAk, from justice deems his duty To
publicly that the propreors OF those
where irregular and Illicit ticket Offices had established by
spectators have withdrawn their permission.
Public attention likewise called the fact that during the
great rush number Of counterfeit tickets had been sold
inerant ticket spectators respectable Who
denied admission The cooperation az the pub,
lie st confidently relied upon particularly the approach
ef Mile Piecoomnis farewell performances
tainments of the most striking character
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SPLEyDrD SLATE AND MARBLE Red TABLES FOR
- saie-M sz2S and s2s0 Everything complete, suitable
private public Second hand tables Cor sale and
tables y let Orders by mail attended 10
W. H. GRIFFITH lB Fulton street
on ANN STREET.-THE OH STAND GENTLEMEN
Nv sn always he supplied with superior billiard tables,
with NY late improved cushions warranted superior ~ sh
d. DECKER.
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VITAILACK,s THEATRE

WAII4ACkS THEATRE
w Under the sole management Of Mr.. Wallack
Stage Manager Mr. Lester WaUtck
FIRST NIGHT
OF New and Original Five Act COMEDY illustrative OF life
and manners in New York and written expressly for this thea
tire by ID. WADSW0RTH WAINWRIGHT, N. d.. eatitLed
WHEAT AND CHAFF
n original eonnoaed tina comedv nv q BRIS.
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BY SHERWOOD and WALLACE
ACT l.
Scene 1-Vanes Apartments
Scene 2-Hsl In Mrs. Grafton's House.
Scene 3-Iibrary In Mrs. Grafton's House.
ACT II.
Scene l-Arhur's Studio
Scene 2-Eal in Mrs. Graton's House.
Scene 3-View of Fifth avenue from Fourteech Street.
ACT III.
Scene Library Opening into Drawing room.
ACT ".
Scene Moonlight View OF Union Square.
Scene 2-Enrance to Fashionable He'll"
Scene 3-Fashionabe Gambling Saloon.
ACT v.
Scene ballroom In Mrs. Graftons
With the new and capital petite comedy
DYING FOR LOVE
Mr.. Wheaegh Mr.. Chandler, Mr.. Chtppeniale, Miss NJ.
Cannon and Mrs Sloan.
Doors at I; at ~
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- '''e ALBERT Il. NICOLAY, Auctioneer,
No. Broad street N. Y.

pRIAN n. MULLER, AUCTIONEER-OFFTCE IS
"A Wall streetReguar sale Of stocks this day Oct 80 at
12 clock Merchants Exchange Regular sales every
Saturday Stocks and bonds bought and sold
a he Board of Brokers, and ut private sale.
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IrpwARp scuENcK. AUCTIoxEER -FuRvrruRE

" By ~ " N. sCIIENCK-This day. 30ih tist. NJ i0i,
O'Clock NJ theirsaes 80 Nassau STREET very large
sgnmen, ~ superior furniture embracing paror suits ~ bro
colors plush and hair CLOTH rosewood mahp
gsny oak black walnut AMI cnamecd chamber suits bps
wardrOhes, mattresses, centre tables. chairs
tension dining tables, once and library ahea and chairs
lounges &C. kc The Above being large superior stock
will he sold peremptory Al@p n small private Hilary of
about rs Volumes also hotel Indicator For particulars
"a .inrnc al sale.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCT1oNEEg-BY E& r r.
~ SCuENCk-Thls day Srh instant ~ ~ O'Clock ~ No.
Avenue w. between Secund and Third streets the stock and
fixtures retail grocery consisting N ~ hnc
spices rnnes sugars candles and general assortment of
goods usually found in grocery, also scales ice box
iefs. Ac.
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AURA KEENE'S NEW THEATRE
IL GREAT SUCCESS OF TOM TAYLOR'S
NEW THREE ACT COMEDY
The management ga,ihed by success new come
dy which has been hailed with
VACCINATIONS OF Delight
fashionable audiences every would
spec,iuily is repetition
SATURDAY EVENING" Oct 81, fSS
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK,