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ATTACHlKENT NOTICE.

James Swallow, , ON the 18th day of octo-
VS.. w Der, A. D. 1858, an or
Levi Atkinson. der of attachment was is
sued by John Cline a Justice Of the Peace for
Benton township, Monroe county, Ohio. against
the goods, chatties, moneys and effects of the
defendant LevfAtkinson, for the sum of six
dollars and forty-six cents Set for hearing
December 4th, A. D. 1855, at o'clock p. M.
- tfsoz sds JAMES SWALLOW.
Oct. 27, 1S5S.-3t.pd
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BAD FOR THE BARREL. "A negro lately
fell from the upper story o. warehouse
in -Charlestown, s. G., distance of 80
feet, striking her head first on the head of
whiskey barrel. The result was the barrel
leaked sfe r.sgs .H-rsva 81 g
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL lNOTICE. ~
n EORGE HENDERSON, of the State of Iowa,
VI will take notice that the subscriber has
this day fled her petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, in Monroe County, Ohio, asking
that the bonds of matrimony now existing be-
tween her and said Henderson be dissolved,
on the grounds, of the wilfull absence of
said Henderson from said petitioner, for more
than three years last past; and that at the
February term of said Court A. d. 1859, said
petitioner will ask for decree unnulling said
marriages.
SARAH HENDERSON, Petitioner;
By RICHARDSON & SINCLAIR, her Attorneys.
Nov. 3rd, 1S5s.-6w.
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THE. TURF.
ADRIAN, Mich, Nov.

The tfotting match between "FIora'
Temple" and Reindeer was won by the
fosnie:. wirning three strait heats. Time
$50, 2 %, and 228.
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aa "A few Ineligible words have been
received at Valenta over the Atlantic Ca,
ble, and the selling price of the shares inns.
mediately advanced f35Oaf400. ,~fv
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Moses Eddy'S Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed has been appointed by the Probate
court, of Monroe County Ohio, administrators
of the estate of Moses Eddy deceased.
MARY JANE EDDY.
Nov 10 1S5S At
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MARGARET ,FOGLE'.S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
In signed was, on the 18th inst, appointed
by the Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,
administrator of the estate of Margaret Fogie,
deceased. i DEMOS SLUSHBR,
Oct. 20, 1S5S.-3w. Admir-.
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Attachment Notice.
/. R. Mewilliams, by James NJ civilians agent;
Jonathan Dunn Jr.

Jonathan Dunn Jr. -
On the 18th day of October A. d 1858, an
order Of attachment was issued by Thomas
Murphy aJustice of the Peace for Benton town
ship, Monroe County Ohio, against the goods,
cha:tles, moneys and effects of the defendants
Jonathan Dunn, Jr., for the sum Of forty dol
lars and fifteen cents, set for trial on the
4th day Of December next at 10 O'clock 4. NJ.
S. r. McIVILLIAMS by
- JAMES SMcWILLIAMS, S, agent.
Ostobcr Fl, '5S.--3t.--pd. fraehf
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Notice Everybody.

THE undersigned intends to start to Ger
i many against the 5th of November. All
persons having any claims against him are
respectfully requestedIto present them imme-
diately; and all persons knowing themselves
indepted to him will please call and pay at
once. JOHN N. KONROD. f
Oct. 27, 1S5S.-3tpd.
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SHERLFTS SALE,

John Frail, \ DY virtue of awrit to me
VS.. - directed from the court
John Larimore. of Common Pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house,
in the town of Woodsfeld, in said county, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a M, and 4
o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, tile 2oM dag of Novems5er 1858,
the following described real estate, lying in
said county, to wit: 12.g 81 inoaii@ "
The south west part of sectiontwenty-thres
in township number one, and range number
three, containing eighty-eight acres, more OF
less. ssta tA'"1 1-"a 1-A- -l~'' 8
r Commanded to be sold as the property Of
John Larimore, at the suit of John Frail.5d 2
.Ii E5si Te c. NJ. MORROW,
Oct. 2o.-s3 90 Sheriff, N. C. O..
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MASTER cOMMISSI0EER'S SALE.
DY virtue of mandate from the Court Of
ID Common Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio,
shall offer at public sale, at the front door or
the courthouse, in said county, on. il.a3 ?.
Monday, the 22d dag Of NoUem6cr, 1853,
at the lawful hours, lot twenty-nine, in the
town of Darlington, in said county, with the
Ordered to be sold as the property of James
H. Ray, to satisfy a mortgage in favor Of List
& Howell, and also divers judgments of other
creditors. Esc]i 90 y7s.5 a.ls- iiie u -'
Appraised at fifteen hundred dollars
81 EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Oct. 20. So so Mas. Com. NJ. C. o
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JESSE RICHS ESTATE. aa
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed has been appointed by the Probate
Court of Monroe county, administrator of the
estate of Jesse Rich, deceased.
HARVEY I. MITCHELL,
October 90, lS5S.--3t. Admir-.
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CHARLES GRIMS ESTATE,
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN was, on theSth day of September 1885,
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, administrator of the estate OF
Charles Grim, late of said county, deceased.
p -9t''a JOHN DUVAL, Admir-.
) Sept. Is, ls5s.-3w. q 3
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kToTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed by tho Probate
Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator
Of the. estate of Andrew Tracey, deceased.
e ~ ias ELISHA TRACEY, Admir-.
Sept. S, lsss.-3t.pd. $3.50 3 eGiTl
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

RY virtue of mandate to me directed from
y the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, in the case of Thomas Mitchell
against Mary Kirkland, 81 al, there will be of
fered for sale, at public auction, at the front
door of the courthouse, in said county, on
Friday the 5th dag Of November, 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4
O'Clock, p. NJ, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: -@A -'t
The west half ofsthe north west quarter of
the south west quarter of section thirty-six,
township three, and range four, containing
twenty acres, more or less. ,,, .,4F
~ WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Sept. 2s.--$2,7o Mon. Com. Pleas.
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n WILIIHM Iac1H-1HON'O EOI.d IE'
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN was, on the 18th day of september, 1858,
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, administrator (with the will an
nexed,) of William Mcmahon, deceased.
THOMAS MCMAHON, Admir-.
October 6, 1S5S.-3t.
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rNdlIlTCE.lsI' !

All persons are hereby notified not to ne
gotiate for promisary note, datedaArfil End
1885, payable thirty days after date sarah
Steward order, for the sum Of thirty dollars,
to be signed by George Stt~Ard
and John Steward. Ash never signed said
note, and l ana determirSed. not I'd pay the
same. GEORGE STEWARD.
BeaIlsville Oct. 9Th 1855.
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RICHARD ANGUS ESr.1rE,sA
N0TICBis is hereby given that tho sabscribsr
~ was, on the 27th day q July, 1865, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court Of Monrpe coun-
.ty, Ohio, executor of the estate of Richard
Angus, late of said county, deceased.
SAMUEL r. ANGUS, Admir-.
Espt. Is, 1s5s-4w. .pd.
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LORD o, M.ARSHaLL'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN was, on the 14th day of June, 1858, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, administrator of the estate Of Lord
o. Marshall, late of said county, deceased.
WILLIAM SHEPHERD, Admir-. I,
Sept. Is, 1s5s.-3w. 5.tf..-5 /.
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.SHERLFFS SALE.
Oct. 27.

C. M. MORROW,
27. So 80 Sheriff, NJ. C. O.
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PETITION FoR PARTITION.
ERENIAHs OKEY and Snn1,fsn n Okev

October 20, 1s5s.44w. so'.@ ,sDa
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WILLIAM McMaHoNS ESTATE.

Oct. 27, ls5s.-3t.pd.
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uCr1oN NoTIcE-PEREMProRY SALE OF MAGNI.

"A household furniture rosewood octave pianoorte,
elegant oil paintings, bronze
r. GOULDSMITH, auctioneer,
will cell No. SO West Eleventh street. this day Nov. TO-
richly paror suits covered in silk brocade
eegeres satuary marble top centre and conso
tabes Turkish and reception chairs secretary and
lined with satnwood octave pianofortea superior nstru
$780, richly embroidered lace curtains oil paintings
by celebrated artissMadona pastoral In Germany,
fruit piece winter &c Parian satuetes bronzes
wood piano STOOL cloth music vases
Ac rosewood bureaus bedsteads and washstands suit
style Louis XIV mahogany and black walnut furniture Sofas
rockers chairs hair feather beds holsters and pill
lows blankets carpets clocks shades and curtains oak
sion rich
ivory handle table cutlery silver paedware and many ar
cles os to mention Sale to commence at lOs
O'Clock
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4 UCTION NOTICB-BROwNE 4 NICHOLS WILL sE

n UCTION NOTICH.-BROWNEG NICHOLS Will SELL
n Wednesday Nov TO- at l0 O'clock at the salesroon,
regular sale of household furniture and second hand
consisting in part of elegant rosewood paor suits in brocade
brocae hacoh and second hand wood piano
forte In perfect order manufactured by of best city
makers marble top etegeres bureaus washs Bullets
enamelied chamber suits various coors curled hair mat
resses and other bedding rich gilt oval frame mirrors
wood mahogany and black walnut bedsteads book racks,
tables chairs Sofas lounges and extension dining Ia
be lamps candeabras silver plated ware such as casters
cake Baskets forks spoons salt cellars &c Also, bur
gar proof skeleton iron safe and black walnut office
nh lie
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NIBTo's GARpRY.
IN MATINEE FOR MOUNT VERNON,
FRIDAY, NOV. IL VS.. go, -
The Hon EDWARD EvERErT,
st,hs r.oues, ~ he IADFs Of ne New Com attire
fHE MOUNT VERNON AssoclAiloN
~" GRAFTON ON WASHINGTON
poorr oper At 1; 70 commence AZ 2oclryt 49,
Tctss 81 Orchestra ssss secured tor se,e a ne
principal hotels music and book stores he oce o ne asso
can rs Cooper institute Asor place and AZ folos osr6en
Private boses " ard $40.
r,,ANNy pEANE's CoyCERT ANn DRAWING ROOM
entertainment At Mnyart Hall Monday evening, Nov
vs. 1855 and Thsnssgiv,ns Day Nsy y ,sss the ZANE
host OF Miss Deeue vii appear IN vari
of characters nd and sing several sos aus
duets Tickets purchased for the 18th 40 used MS nigh
VII bs recsive5 on Thanksgiving pay,
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A DMINTsTRATOrS' sALE-w. N LEWIS, AUCTION
N Ger, viii sell by auction on Friday newt - No u East
hv ninth street Fourth AID Al
Iaocoek Of house, consisting ~ general assert
nent geneel furniture. also, rosewood psnoiorte also
contents carpenter shop consisting o tools benches
horss power saving machine noree do zhorses cow oa
etiye.
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UCTION NOTICE.-A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL
"A bargain, for days. a cash their
paror and chamber furniture in lots to suit purchasers It's
and of superior workmanship style and finish
Paor carpets rosewood suits side pier tables gas
fixtures bronzes oneu clocks bookcases dining
solid cased
piano. richly carved rosewood and other bedseads fine hair
blankets beds &c. Call evening No. Sc
Twenty street. doors of Sixth
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HUTCH BULBS ROOTS AT AUCTtoS.-JoHN v. VAN
ats william sseel of those sweet scented flower
roots By TIE gacsags sOnsag q .Ssr nsr.
xr Florists aud scnd Catalogues ready
EDWARD scHxScx, AucTIoyEEa Day,
n Scyyemter 10 =, ~ NASSAU street, y ~ " scHEScN
sre balance positively the closing sale @ the stock Of an
.ss esses aemoSns and bottles q p, brown su
sse iii J gD ossrs Saas %ss sea
Irish do champagnes care old Holland and old Tom
GIN and 81 Go o sT ssrrs Gi 81 HAVANA
sessrs, viz VI rslsco. Rio Ioado, Valentine a.:
EpwsRp scugScx. .aucTIovEER. HOUSEHOLD
c CLOCK q s prsss rssns. So tE
p s. M sSsSs Cs SSns The Sus gp
chamber suits rosewood pianoore carpets hfensho the
~ $50. tashsn nirsare &C. win which he sale win com.
casaicg'rsat sale
ELEGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
foRTRR Auctioneer-Thurslay November altos O'Clock
~ i sss S a street, near s
.oa..sne superior househod 1re 2, nh class ysrS
furniture rich velvet carpets three MAGNIFICENT rosewood par
and reception chairs 10 match two rosewood s,egef. wiz
marble tops and mirror doors AMI eaes nea Win s WOOL
work tables ladies' rosewood secreisry WIN m@r aear
ine made @ match The rosewood parlor furniture rosswooa
%am piasclors sceiy sd wi'b pearl and re, pearl scys
decidedly one The best INSTRUMENTS ever made reny en-
ard erccete window curtains alsc great vey q o paint
u aecorried china vases rsr.n ebns.e aru twenty
cnc day ornolu clocks together with other costly mane
crnamena mahogany black walnut and rosewood CUSHIONED
caa covered w hairrloh and medallion rocking and easy
chairs sofas oak and black walnut tables rich china
Tea sets cut glass ware comprising full assortment such
tuners vines champaRnes, robets celery nasses. sas
dishes enonades pitchers also cosiy silver
such elegant revolving casters with splendid bottles
rpoone cake baskets ivory cutlery
creckery plates vegetable dishes soup tnfeens Ne
the furniture Of OIL the bedrooms containing great
riety, IN rosewood and mahogany beds bedIirv &c
LIZ COTTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
choice vines brandes Scotch ales old port, Bourbon
she store No % Liberty street viii be sold this day
day, November 10 al l0s O'Clock NBThis sale will az
ford good opportunity 70 ali who are IN of choice
liquors Of every kind. Sale win be peremp'ory
$50
Il, COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
furniture for sale; rosewood psnoforte
brussels carpets oil cloths marble TOP furniture lace curtains
eas chandeliers dress bureaus &C. &c On Thursday Nove
Der H. lOs o'clock, At No. ~ First place, Court
street Brookyp the entire furniture Of the house will be sold
also hfecn 81 coal Catalogues
really Early Thursday morning, and sale WIN be positive.
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BUTTERFIELD. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON

Thursday November Il At the large brown stone house
costly household furniture consisting Of two suits OF paror
furniture rich brocade solid rosewood centre tables satua
forte richly carved stool and cover superb oil paintings
curtains rosewood bureaus bedsteads and washsaud
hair mattresses feather beds holsters and pillows blankets
sheets table, French china
rich cut glass silver plated casters forks spoons
furniture SOFAS rockers chairs mirrors and many
nun O mention. Sale at lnia O'clock.
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(yoAt ., Js-srovE OR 200 SIZE BEsr QUALITY
~ for three days the coal yard. 81 Stanton 81 eet tc
'"es' ''''''" "'' "''''''s' "s' ED%ARp BEHgESp.
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IN. PAINTINGS, IN RICH GOLD LEAF FRAMES. At
~ auoiicnThe nnest collection of sncen, and meicrn ~
oss os res & VII Be o sS gss ss
way spT9,e fe'no'.a Tor o.pTenlenec o. ss
sseusd %.eSacss isnssc.ps ~ QUO so%mers ssissS 4
koo DO os hsrsk very hne superb ir.s p,.sc ey oe
sns and Ssuea . 500 superb o. Raphael. Madonna.
simmaeuss conesPono The auar,sa Angel NATIVITY Of
e dss sT Rr 4se g SS ss e p. % % Ss r
collection Of beautiful summer and winter scenes mostly taken
sec.loaea 3 travel slss Gas esars aSd cattle psc, ssa
ysss ssa ss''' e SoHS IEvisoS 1S@,onssr
DAwNnRoKKRs SALE or WATCHES. AND JEWEL.
iA; sy dS Ss st Y 1 sns
jeweiry great variety gold and silver levers ,pn.s and
verge waichcs: By order Of 4. ApoLrllus
CHERIFF's SALE OF MILLINERY, FANCY eooDs;
this DAY 10th u 10 O'Clock precisely large os q
srw and Irrorn boanst and nube Il other articles sp
pertaining TO The business.
THOMAS vKrTcH, Aucr1oSRER. OFFICE NO. 10
sprsse Ia @ 81 Il s sne p a se ss No %
spruce street consisting sans pueys and eeng aso two
"'e machines ''' ''' - Jaw" JAMES q wfidErr sheriff
TuoNAs vEIrCIr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS espRUcE
streei-shera sale % bonds, Sc-wu be soil his DAY
IS, which b. had ne sh day q MAY ls % q sny line
Newton Copper Faced Type oo gaSRy wuarr sheriff
THOMAS yFTTCH, ApCTfoNFrR-oFFIcF 10 SPRUCE
street-Pcrcmptcry sale of Office aud bsrroom fixtures,
Sc ~ he sold Friday Nov. H. AZ 10 Grand street. ~ 10
O'Clock A. NJ consisting II ne wines liquors seg,rs ocean
chairs and assortment o. fixtures
WINTER BLOOMING PLANTS At AUCTION THIS
w day. a. init O'clock, at No John street Sale
sc 10 aas order, from Ranch dCri. sroosiyn u
WE CALI ATTENTION TO rItE FOLLOWING s,LE
w VIII be sold at public auction, BY ANTHONY y.
lLfktkkR son \ 20, November 10 nine brown stone
houses situated East Twentieth street between FRS, and
having courtyars aud balconies They
hnishi INTERNALLY plainly and neatly and contain al the
dern such fixtures croon bathroom.
All DESTROYS obtain home, and who prefer and
economy 10 extravaganza and viii DO well 20
the salc.
Vlyw Writer'S. AuCTrONFER Will, SELL THIS
day ut i0is O'Clock ai 2i Mercer street. all the hand
SOME household furniture &C. In The above Rosewood
sus IN brocate and back parors large and
French psie anse mirrors curtains centre tables
piano elegant tapestry three ply and other
csrreis rugs mats &c. hall ocohs hat rack chande
ers and mahogany rosewood and walnut chamber
sus toilet ware mattresses large holsters and pillows
bedding warruhes eanopies couches SOFAS rock
Ing chairs hail dressing tables extension table, china
glass; &C. stoves kitchen furniture &c The parlor firnt
re hrocate and the above sale u worthy
of NJ and horsrseeperss Catalogues At
the house al the cllce, "a Canal street,
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HENRY II. LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
IL q Nassau steet-HENRY II. LEEDS co viii sell Mt
auction thursday Nov. H. l0 O'Clock at 37 Fourth
general assortment Of household furniture consist
of Brussels and ingram carpets mahogany wardrobes
mahogany marble top bureaus black walnut dressing do
Bile tables mahogany bedseads hair mattresses husk
and straw holsters and pillows oak extension dining table
black walnut suite in and plush rosewood chairs IN
brocatci vases, china figures glass
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n EVITUN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HDUSEffOl.n
furniture for sale; rosewood pisnoforte, spsry aud
oil cloths marble furniture lace
gas chandties dress bureaus A ON Thursday Novem
her H. Al 1919 o'clock, ~ No. 20 First place, Court
street Bookyn the entire furniture OF the house will be sold
also sboui een u coal Catalogues viii
really Early Thursday morning aud sale Will be positive,
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A ESyoNFE's sALT-NOrTCE ~ HEREBy GIVEN
"A that UNDETERMINED assignee ~ the estate Of levi Chsp
man Of New York city, VIII sell ~ public auction on Tues
day ~ O'Clock. At the NerchanS
Frrh1nre by UERTs MOSS auctionccrs, various noiea
ACCOUNTS Judgments other assets belonging I, the estate
said Levi Chapman, catalogue WHEREOF viii DC iur.
% sale. Tue VIII be ahsole beng re-
sorted "a fer be purpose Of closing The trust ter tur'hrr
ruars inure o. aucuneers M their Office No 90 Pine
street catalogues he and examined Of the
subscriber. fhoNAS MpSiue, Assgnse.
Ne 2i2 Pear street, stairs
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NJ. DDlSHIl, Aucuonfer
Will sell Thursday at 1915 o'clock, at the sees
roo 10 Nassau street. by virtue Of chel mortgage a thu
elegant rosewood ard mahogany paror and bccroom rni
contained In the and removed Tor convenience
ssnR and mxhogsuy paror suits book
tables carpets git flame pier glasses dressing
bureaus washaDds bedseads hair Mattresses paiisres
lounges werirobes. Ac The above sale 10 well worthy TIN
Of honsekeepers Catalogues ready early
ing sale Goods be boxed and shipped from the
prtua
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DRAWN ny -Four SHETLAND PostEs.
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NOTICE.
CINDERELLA will be performed every
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Doors open at ~, to commence at ~ -
order give better effect to the performance OF ClNDE
KEIIA the afternoon, the house will be brilliantly innin
sted with gas
NyIBIO,S GARpEN.--A CARD.
IN The Management at the urgent request OF many
PRINCIPALS OF SCHOOLS and
HEADS or FAMILIES
have consented TO give -
TWO GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES FOR THE
JUVENILES,
VI WY m"liAoi Yyoctp puavun
The 6rst Of Which viii take place
Next WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NOV TO-
At2 o clock.
Miss AGNES ROBERTSON.
Mr. DION BoURCICaULT, Mr.. GEO JORDAN,
And the talented Company,
In their original characters
Doors open at /; 10 commence AZ ocDcb
CHILDREN % CENTS
Tickets. 50 ceuts Private boxes 10
Orchestra seats secured -
Family circle tcntrsnce Crosby street Is ceGts
Due notice viii be given OF the neat.
INF DON GIOVANNI NIGHT WEDNESDAY,
Piecolonini, Ga1zanigs. Debut Of Mile. Ghioni Carl
Ieporelo Gassier Mile SOTO Lorin Muller Gas
paroni Wenich Ballet Four hundred performers IN toe
oh0f ard az chca,ra
Sale of seats this morning nj O'Clock.
.1.ztA Aitn ant thR hlYa DNa k
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COTTAGE TO LET IN BROOKLYN-PoSSrSSI0N M
~ med aely No 1874 Vanderbilt avenue in pleasant neigh
borhood the M, rite thirteen
fixtures, heater &c. Rent moderate.
q IL OLIVER. 81 Liberty az Get
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

FIRST CLASS ENGLISH BASEMFA" H0USs
"A V-in Seventh street. suitable for two or three suia
families also houses and at low repts, la l0ksLe
Apply 10 JOSEPH kC6u IRE 81 Seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-10

A BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HOME TO LET IN WILL
n lamsburg-Fmnished unf nshed for sale irsvny
long been the residence OF physcan every comfort Which
and wealth could suggest couains carriage house
bath chandeliers piazza observatory Rent 500 flors
this date to st OF May next Inquire ut i52 Grand street WI
Harrisburg.
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uENRY B. HERTs, JR. AUoTIoNEER-BY HERTs 4

HENKS .. HEKdS, JK NuUai1NEEERnbI HE Tb
o'clock the saiesroom No 5 Pine street. private gallery
Of fine oil paintings engravngs &c-the property OF gen.
eman leaving the ctycomprisg fine pictures by
Van Pee Thermen, j. Trebo Sabbat Maurice Peter Gra
coa ana ones a1 nss n now op
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