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TERMS oF SALE.

Tho lots will be sold at 5, and cents
per square foot, according to location; one.
fourth down and the balance in three equal
payments, at six, twelve and eighteen
months, on interest, with approved security
The lots arc Of different sizes, containing
from 100 to 900 square feet.
By order Of the Association,
r. P. BUCKLAND, Pres.
7. STILwELL, Sec.
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DR.. LA Q. RAwsoN, our indefatigable
townsman, one Of the State Board of Agri-
culture, is dcvotiug much of his time and
attention to perfecting the arrangements
for the complete success of the State Fair,
which is to be held at Sandusky, on tho
l4th, 18th, 10th and 18th days of Scptem-
Der next.
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G. II. KREBs late cashier in the Mercan.
tile house of Edgerton & Wilcox of this
place, has gone into tho Bank of Fremont
as Clerk. Mr.. KREBs is first rate account
ant, and has hosts of friends in this section.
We think Messrs. MINIS, ,TILLoTsoN & WHITE,
have been fortunate in obtaining SO compe.
tcnt clerk.
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fremont Sonrml.
Local and AGisceIIanecus Mattets.


We have tho most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages,
Quit Claims and all kinds Of Justices and various other
Blanks, for sale, at all times at the JOURNAL OFFioE.
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RELrGIoUs Quarterly Meet
ting Of the Universalist Society, will be held
at Clyde, commencing on Saturday, August
21st, at lo4 o'clock in the. forenoon.
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OAK WOOD CEMETERY.
HAT GREAT RE MEDY!
SO LONG SOUGHT,
FOUND A T LAST!

INHIS remedy, claimed by the medical profession and
the multiplied thousands that have used It and tested
lis n0Hderu curdtire properties to he the greatest dis
covery in medical science and natures remedy is the
result Of years OF toll and study by Of OAs vorite
physicians in order To produce something that would meet
the wishes of suffering humanity and thousands from the
prncely palace and humble cottage testify the i'm
mediate relief found by its For the want Of space
only offer few of the many evidences it its favor.
Moline, H., Feb. 10, 1857.
MESSRS. 8. X MANN CO.-GeHts: We find your
Ague Balsam superior to any remedy in market for
the permanent Of all naaous diseases We cheer
fully recommend Ms worthy of that great name il has
wherever sold and used.
Very truly yours, RICHARDS & THOMAS
To the sufferers of chills fever and ague, cheerfuy
submit the followinE Having observed closely the effects
of Dr. Manns Ague alsam in this vicinity for the past
three years. well pleased with it's remedial virtues
antidote to malaria have frequently used 1t in my
practice and with entire satisfaction From my intimate
knowledge Of this compound, recommend it as prompt
safe and efficient. n. E. HACkEDOM u. d.
Gallon, Ohio, April LIST. ls48.
Biuttoa, md, May II, 1858.
MEssRS. s. K. MANN & CO.-Gents: Having sold your
Ague Basam for the past three years of persons
In this vicinity and closely observing its effects do
hesitate saving we believe 1t the best remedy ever sold
in Indiana and will eiectuay chs fever and ague
without fail. Truly yours,
PllILLBiAN &KEARNs, Druggists.
Logansport, Ind. Sept 49, 1856.
DIR. MANN;-Please send me one-hnf gross more of
your Ague Basam Immediately. 1t is Ia great demand
and may be truly styled tue King of Fever and Ague.
J. LUlLE, Physician and Druggist.
81. Louis March ], 1858.
MEssRs. s. X. MANN L CO.-Gents: we have sold
large amount your Ague 9asau the three years,
and find that where introduced and sold has no equal in
the history ofague remedies and from nil parts Of the
we hear the same cheering newsit fails
palentRnd looked upon in this country as the best
medicine for chs, fever and ague in market.
o. ]. WOOD co.
| S. X. MANN u CO., Proprietors Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggists.
July 80, 1855 14m6
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M A r RIE D ,

On the 81 ns Mt the residence of tho brides father in
Plymouth, o.. hv Rev r. Hayer, Mr. J. W. HIETT of this
place, and Miss ". f. BEECHAN.
On the 9Th inst. nt the Tell House. by Rev IT, Lang,
Mr.. JUSTUS BRAND and Miss ELIZA KLASSMANN,
both of Bellevue.
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Eg ONO STATE AND UN1oN LAW COL
LrorThis Institution has removed to Cleveland,
Ohio Degrees are legally conferred and students upon
Graduating may be admitted to practice For Circulars
address at Cleveland, N. A. KING, Secretary
December 0, 1857 47yl
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

PHII.ADE EBPEIA.
BsAepotenf Institution established by special ESdox-
ment fer The relief of the sick aid disressed afflicted
pith VirHient and Epidemic Dsssasss.
rUNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF tho awful
destruction Of human life caused by Sexual diseases
aud the deception pracced upon the unfortunate victims
Of such diseases by Quacs several years directed
their Consulting SurReonaE hcHARITABlE ACT worthy
their name to open Dispenary for the treatment OF THIS
class of Diseases In all their forms. and 20 give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply 10y letter. with a dc.
scption of their condition. age. occupation habits ot
life &c and in of extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is needless TO Add
that the Association commands the hghest Medical skill
of the age and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors Of tho Association in their Annual Report
upon the treatment " Sexual Diseases Tor the year end
ing January Ist S6s express the highest satisfaction
with the which had the labors Of the Con-
Eultng Surgeon in the Of Sper1natorrhrn Seminal
Weakness Impotence. G1norrh0a, elect; Syphilis the
vice Of Onnns Sell abuse 6c and order continuance
Of the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors a review Of the past, feel assured
that their abors In this sphere OF benevolent effort hav'
been great benefit to the afflicted especially to the young
and they have resolved to devote Themselves with
ed zeal to this very important and much despsed cause
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoa, or Semina
Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Masturhaton, Self
abuse other diseases OF the sexual organs by the Con
suting Surgeon will be sent by mail lin sealed envelope
FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt OF TWO STAMPS for pos
tage Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treat
ment Of sexual diseases, diet 6c constantly benl
published for gratuitious dStribuon and will be sent q
the afflicted. Some OF the remedies and methods o
treatment discovered during the last year. of grea
value.
Address, for Report treatment Or. GEORGE II. CAL
HOUN Consulting Surgeon Howard Association, No.
South Ninth street, Phadelpha, Pa.
! BY order of the Directors.
| EZRA u HEARTWELL, Prsrdenf.
| GEO. FAIRCTIID. Secretary
| June is, 1S5S-2lyl.
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Job Printing.

All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and exredi-
tiousy done and reasonable terms If you desire any
such work call at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Scholarship.

We have scholarship in the "Cleveland and Union
Law College, for full Of Legal Instruction. which
will sell at bargain Students graduating at this In
stituon admitted practice in all courts Of the State
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"Co5TARS"
Electric Wder,

Put up in 25c, and bCc Boxes
To Destroy MOTHS, BED BUGS. MUSQrIrOES,
ANTS FLEsS, PLANT INSECTS, YERMlN ON
FOWLS and ANIMALS, &c.-"An invaluable prspara-
tion to armers"-'Unsurpassed BIS anv other. .'-hn.
joying an immense popular y everywhere"
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Gar Time-LeavIng Fremont

EAST. GOING MEsT.
Fast. EXP. 4 Mail b04 AM Chicago Express 1903 AN
Buffalo Express .23 AM West Exp Mail. TIA pm
N. Y Express. 6.37 I'm Telegraph Exp. 026 Pm
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w n M Ds

DooK AGENTS, in every part Of the United States, to
sell by sulscrnton, variety ofatractive and high
ly valuable Family Books.
Besides our large list Of splendid Subscription Books
we publish and Keep constantly hand extensive sup
ply OF smaller cheap books for pedders and the trade
generally. Wekeer also a good supply oi Stationery.
Extra inducements offered TO Canvassers and Peddlers
Apply in person, or address, inclosing stamp.
j. II. MILLER, Publishers,
2Om3 Columbus, o.
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d E E ID 8

WTARRANTY, MORTGAGE, and QUIT-cLAIM
w DEEDS, may always be had at the Drug and
Book Store f Q. r. AecuLLo cH
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REMOVAL.

DR. p. BEAUGRAND, has opened his Office on
the Turnpike, directly opposite the residence of o. L.
Minis, In the Office lately occupied by Dr. Rawson where
he will be found, except when absent professpna bus
mess July 80, 1S5s.-21f
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INKS, of every kind that are worth using,
esa b feaAd Al keoULL0oHs.
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W MILLER. Clyde, and by Druggist. and MsIsSant
generally.
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WATCHES. JEwELVy. sc.

CHANCE rOR BARGAINS. = UNREnNEMsD
"A pledoes such gold hunting and face chrongune
fers, duplex and paeH levers gold chains diamond rings
pins &C. silver watches and other ewery a. extremely low
prices for cash. Apply Immediately 10 u. JACOBS CO,
81 broadway, opposite the broadway sheaxe
nfAMoSpS, DIAMONDS DfANoSBs.-I. Hermann
IL co. ais Broome street manufacurcrs Of diamonds and
6ne jewehy Keep constantly hand large assortment Of
dauond ewery Of recherche patterns 70 which cy beg leave
call the attention Of DESTROYS purchasing
nonds, old gold or silver bought taken exchange
,oi.D PENS AND Gohp CASES FROM a. 10 ss; Gotp
VI pens and silver from cents ~ w. sent Nv w ILL
Damaged pcus Of All siles repaired IN superior
for ssc. OF HAWKES., manufacturers, g. Nassau street
MA0N1rICENT DfkM0ND.-A BRriiIANr OF FkS.
vi cnatlng cut snd lnsre wsieting ~ cara--orglna
great sacrifice. Apply FROM w 10 A. NJ and from ul
r. NJ, 20 Il. w. PLUMB, diamond broker 5i2 Broadway
rI'O wIT0I.FsALEAND MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS
Wanted, nv the proprietor ai old established sb,rr
Hrcac way, assortment 90 iewely de. for on
for tho holidays Address L, H. J bnx 100 Ilafa
!, C<ice.
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AsIUsE rIENTS.

w GREAT SUCCESS AND UNoEAsIsG ATTRSOTI3n
TOM TAyIoR's FINE COMEDY.
a. GOING To THE Rad
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER AND APPLAUaH
al the great scenc In the ac.
THE FASHIONABLE FANCY BAIL
WIN ia oeAaui anu varied costumes aad afsstsis'Ad
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
Of Mr.. Leland's petite comedy,
BLUE AND CHERRY
These pieces will be performed together
EVkRf NIGHT DURING The WEEK
constituting OF the most attractive ever os
GOING TO THE Rad;
MI SCOTCH AUNT.
Horace Hardngham of the Guards Mr. Lester Wsaa
Nh. Peter Pots Broughsus
General DaShwo0d WhealaigA
Major Heele IL r. l. q. Mr. DycA
Mr. Heys marks mf Ssas
smyther8, artist Ia hair MI foyA
nsss Barns y asS.s
ChOker NJ CobvA
Lucy Johnson nfs my
Bella Dashw00d Miss Mary stannse
Mrs Polkingh0rne Miss Ernesine HenraAs
Miss Fullkl0ve miss ryan
BLUE AND CHERRY
Written expressly for this company
LORD Alfred DoFaes Lts<aT 49,
Colonel POmpey mr. Dyse
Charles 0rm0nde i<rvdss
LADY Emily DOfnes n.y.
A and original Farce. by JOHN BRoUdhAx. Is IN 50
hear
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3d. 1853.
AMUSE MENTs.


ADJUSTMENTS.
NYIBLo's GARDEN
IN Doors open at 6x. to commence ATTY
Tickeh 80 eenss ch.trea .........s 70 cece
s s.E. ss sisS ss. 'ss
FOR FOUR WEEKS OMIT
THE GREAT kAyEL COMPANY.
'AN'' ''e GABRIEL. and FRANCOIS
The celebrated Rus; ssc dao ssra,,s
and the 'sS'eS OK rim L T& ROPE
r.,.r.,. !, Marietta zsnf f,,ts. and others
Louise. urea Matthias
GoDENsKI
Godeesh Gabriel Ravel
Roeh Francois Kavel
RRoADwAY THEATRE.
eos n Io%k At 1T yH !sp SCALE OF PRlGEs A' 1''
The wsSs Of the cent:
s ana fourth tiers capable
Second nigh. Of the emnen. English tragedian
Mr.. BARRY s6TLIvXs
iu1i LADY FS " ESo Ss.' -
Claude Melnoae Barry Sullivan
THE WANDERING BOYS.
DON JUAN
RoTERY THEATRE
Tuesday evening" Noy; 2, isss :. '''' : "'
Uncle Tom J. T hnS1 RRfss Skyr Mrs. G. Howard
MAGIC BARREL.
biDoo .Mr y. !. re3
DURToNs NEw THEATRE BROADWAY
Is The largest appointed on the whole
tbs continent T ri SgsHS sEx1 for.
most e.. excssHs company has been engaged comprising
mAns q ''e ''~ NEW YORK FAvoRITEs
IS well a. several Artists that though mp unknown
play 10 rehearsal for the opening night. and
are progress TO secure constant success oil
novelties.
- MASON AID THOMAS, CLASSICAL MATISEEs.
FIRST cIa ssH s2ylf ',1'N' ,
sas2S be ana sa Y ss
,o and Bersssna
for pSs sna Sss.S sns
8 chaconne for the Wolf, In rto,a
Messrs Mason, Thomas and Bergman
Breuspg' No 7Oi Brosdway and Mess.s scharfenherg
PRICES ev ADMISSION.
Que admission to me Six Manees
inre tickets for each Matinee
admission tickets may be had al the door :, 81 each
Doors open at IA to commence vt 2 O'Clock
Fna o, III.
AMERICAN UNION,
for the reception Of articles intended for exhibition
Ky order OF the Board Of Managers.
HENRY WINFIELD, Vice President
AUG. III. WHEELER, Secretary.
NRAND EXHIBITION OF CLASSICAL sTATUETIc
II PAINTINGS,
,IosEsglsE s1f 3sss : s rs BROADWAY,
One door from Laura Keene's theatre,
consisting Of various speoimenso Of
FEMALE BEAu1Y.
UNsOPHIsTICATED and
UNADORSED.
Open day and evening Admission % cents
WINES, LIQUORS, sc.
IRISH wHIsKEY-THE BEST BRAND, WITHOUT ANY
exception and the highest duty, at - gallon or
~ per bottle Also all the favorte brands Scotch
whskey old Bourbon nine years old Iondon dock Jamaica
cognac brandy 1872 Port winc bottled in Portugal
Tearing the seal and label Of Osborn a Co.
H. b. KIRK IS Fulton street
II YOU WANT GOOD HOT wHIsKEY.
i prime glass OF ale,
Or tip top segar
Call your uncle
FRED. MCKENZIE,
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IRISH AND SCOTCH wHISKEY.-THE ATTENTION or
the trade well hotel keepers and private "a
miles respectively invited large inyoi,e OF fine old Irish
Scotch malt whkey Sample puncheons Of the various
well brands ready for eramination and Tor
store quantities TO suit purchasers
OREI1l.Y 4 nON. 2lb Dnane street, Wes.
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AMUSENIENTS.


AcAnEhy or Music THIS EyEsI VEN. ~
Last night Out wv" %l n PIC rico SSis
% e ss snd % Toe e
only two ls soz Y ATs s :. mS1s s.ro %ss
The sale % for the two nights Of Fgaros Marriage
con "''''' II THIS yzs 50 q night
(The Marriage Of FigAroj
xie PiCCoLoMINI .sussnnah
o. which they are to greatest Sax
ss IN f'sss sEssIso
%wEIsLIoH, MULLER, Conductor, CAEI. ANScHgrA
AZ sJy 81 snSE last night
Il % sdsssay q ep sn III
and Il sibis wall street. Tickets ssa.io Be had
Pursuing the policy Of the season which !.
honor thai he win Tuesday produce Mosrv
@ q hs choice bs
1as @ % sAi
Of 1.-The Huguenes to him to bring eat the
"ida SSsz aE'i 81 curiosity in musical .
sa 70 G sa.
at the nsgaon Of wager and 70 prove that An opera could
aelns b! sSs pure:. melody and iss sysis
which was essential 70 the issue Of hs wager cen
4 tina, on the three characters OF snsannah the Count and
ana ssns,y q Si sn naare - nc naA' p-A''
lowed by Don Thus connscsd in "n me code.
chain Of The ,omgosers chief worsa has long IL
s hS ere nos % sese may BE-
been the country capable interpreting Of
and 1s Is The n sas 1sw on he
sD the ws v e. s nS a. d
her greater, rsodaons eseeedng joyous detail Of -
he, zn S and The hs . 70
Sy e S n a. ia. asss
mainly depends and he doea not hesitate in stating thai they
At Ta En BRSaSp4S' x sfi n
and last M esfss Of
will be gwen in exactly the style as at the Academy
'''N' Madame LAB0RDE
W" ass ' sns Un % In
The sale for the Opera In Brooklyn commences OF Wednes
On FRIDAY, Nov. %.
Benefit and farewell Ms sBpfsfsH Ss2aAsroA.
WEI SESRT Of f.
W" eD Two DISTINCT PERFORMANCES.
an ENTIRE OPERA on Friday evening. and
On de and last
'''"e' ne e""'0 opeR5ao ROBERT LIE DIABIE.
w LAb9k kR h sa a. role a'e e a he
On saturday, at one O'Clock. :, .,vnn
which occasion will be given for the only tune verds
opera OF 49, -
The role OF EV Mn b f rS 81 5s Gsi1 time by
hne kSoSS Ho4 T
MADAME LAB0RDE
VIII make her first appearance ANNA and sing the cele
bra,ed air OF " All non giunge," do not minglel.
MADAME GAZIANIAGA
will sing In costume her famous Spanish song THE Orange
Girlu
ARRANGEMENT OF PRICES
for Madame well Opera night and matinee
The price admission for Robert Diabler will the
on the regular Opera nights.
The price admission the matinee, 81, at the former
oiatinees
Notce-Buyers reserved Fridays Robert lie
Disbler will receive
A GRATrITOUs TICKET TO THE MATINEE.
On the last two nights of the
MILE PO1NSOT
will make her debut In America Valentine la
THE HUGUENOTS,
which will be given with Infinitely superior that Of last
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NEW WORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
Nv winter arrangement and sner Monday, Nov 1853
ssn. viii leave twenty srh street New ycrs ss follows
~ a. NJ, for White Plsns p~ "A. NJ Williams Bridge; 10
a ~, ms1 train Tor Albany III ~ A. ~ White Plains 20
y NJ, Williams bridge; ,. ~, Mhienoni : u ", Crotcn
.trees SO ~ Williams Bride, Rsiarning wil lsa,s;
NJ, Crvon Fss A. " Mllerscn; Id A. ". white plairs
sis A. ~, nah train fg Aibany; 100 A. NJ from william
Rrdge; 1890 r. ", white Pisirs r. NJ, White Plains A.
WV. &c AgPBEr.t, Superintendent
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SALES AT AUCTION.

GEORGE JACOBSON. AUCTIoNRRR BY n ~
~ AAkoN-This .dsy, at loss O'clock at the ssiessoom
90 Nassau street large Of gold and silver Watches
lewelry &c suitable for the trade and purchasers waiting
good articles for their own Sale poative.
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lizard OAK FIREwOOD.-AUCTION, THIS DAY AT
IL 2ocock at yard. l3S Bank street, near West &C
count of Pilot Commissioners quantity OF hard fire wood
principal oak contained In the above yard WILMINGTON
GARTER a1ctoneer store 81 Cortandt street. Green
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IN The United Staes
DODwoRTH's ROOMS on
TUESDAY EVENING Nov - 1855
arthur NAPOLEON will be assisted by
Sigma CARROLL Prima Donna:
Mr.. PERRING, Tenor,
THEO BCHAIIgHR.
PARr Il
J. nuetiofInta n ChamOuuix. DOni1ei3
signors Carroll and Nr. Perring
2 Grand Fantasia s0nnambulaft. ThaIbevr
Arthur Napoleon.
roacrs a. lombard Verdi
signnra Carroll.
Grand ScenaFra POGO Ne, Lucia Donfets
Mr. perring
Grand Poonalse, Tor the piano ......t....C Chopin
Arthur Napoleon.
PARrf IT,
Dueuoi IN S'auchera, "TrDvstore Verdi
Sgnora Carroll and Mr.. Perring.
4 Ia rascaae-fa Cha-ss Taugr
Arthur Napoleon.
Cavatina-"Iln "A Chsm0uuixi DOnyeu
Sguora Carroll
Saug-sThere |. Flower that Bloome,hr wAliace
Mr Perrng
Grand Fantasia the HOFFMAN Girl Arthur kapoeos
Arthur Napoleon.
Single
TICKETS aAnisnr schpnls .........s...
pesnr~ open 7; .riree commences nj o'clprk
T,se. and presrsmm~s mar be bad nj WIN. Hall Sons.
G. Breusins Schsrsnh-rg fns, Desrumbss ind AZ he
door on The evening" " The Soree.
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7 WISH AN ENGAGEMENT TO SELL OUTSIDE, EITHER
Il city country book periodical articles
thing legitimate and saeabe Address Salesman LIS Christie
NH
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HENRY Il. HERTs, JR, AUCTIONRKR.
Ii BY HEKTS MOSS
Sheriff sale OF a large stock OF
CHOICE GRCCERIE5,
On Wedr esday Nov "a at 10Y clock at No 81 Pine street.
comprising the entire stock o first caas jobbing grocery
house amongst which are fine
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
White aud brown sugars
Coffee Spices pickles. anoh0vies sartuea sweet OIL
HAVANA sEGARS, WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIaI.S.
Also large lot Of imported champagnes Heitseck Cliquo
Red Seal Cabinet Nunn Vereuay aud other choice brans
Also, iron safe platform scale Office furniture DO Terms
cash. By order of
FREDrK L. YULTK Deputy Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-23

nOCTOR SHERMAN, HUMOEfsr, LECTURER AND
~ ventoquis eshbss his Arabian experiments aud learn
I'd canary brds, at Hnyms new theatres No Nj Rowery
Tuesday eversng. Nov q Oven II TO con nence Us
Admission boxes psrquee AM dress gle a. cents gN.ry
Is ceu,s ses,s ID private boxes 81
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DaSvARps GREAT MECH lNICAL PICTURE
I'D THE DESTRUCTION or JERUSALEM
now open 4, New Hail. Broadway, Beecker street.
Also tie FAR famed Panorama ~ the HuLY LAND. Rvery
afternoon ~ ococs every evening Il ~ Admssnn Is
cents, children ~ ceuis.
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SALES AT AUCTION,

s. RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER, SPECIAL SALE OF
IA. boots shoes and rubbers, by RICHARDS WHIT
ING Wednesday Nov "a at 0 O'Clock, at store a Cort
and consisting In part of mems heavy grain boots
dren wear of Catalogues the morning of
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rNHE FAMILY CASE FOR N-CoNTAINTNa THE vol
Il lowing variety
bottles choice brandy.
do. old port wine.
do. prime old sherry
z do. pure Scotch whlskey.
do. hurphys Irish whiskey
Do. Madeira wine.
In all one dozen botiles SAMUEL ELLISON.
South William and IS and ~ William street.
between Pine and Cedar Dealers invited call
And SIMPLE our liquors before going elsewhere.
Geo West VIII be happy 10 hs old friends and patrons ~
No. South William street
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CITUATION wANTED-BY A FRENCHMAN SPEAK
p Ing English az waiter in private family good city refer
a. between Mercer st. and Broadway the grocery store for
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PERFORM EVERY EVENING.
NEGRO MINsTREISY.
GRAND AND SUBI,IME.
New songs dances comic and langhable sayings by
hessrs O. H. Fox, j. w. Bndwort, o. Whe and E Wsrden,
aided by the great company.
An entirely and original representation Of
SOUTHERN LIFE,
LIVING PICTURES
being combination q scenic mechanical musical and arts
Tic effects, never before -
Tickets Is cents Doers opeu at g. 70 commence at7h.
pgooKIyN ATHEN .EuM.-ITALIAs OPERA.
ID Second and positively last Opera night
nanisson. ~
The sale commences Wednesday
mt hsDAY, NOV. -. ais,
FIRST appearance in brooklyn OF
Madame LABORDE
the celebrated prma donna the Grand Opera Paris
which occasion viii be gwen in exactly the and complete
RoSsINIiS ENTIRE
THE BARBER of SEvffI.A,
with Madame LABokDE AZ the Rosna, assisted BY MAGGI0
HttHI the new bufol, FInRENLA, LDRiSI, GoLErff.
DUBRuHs MnRRA. Full Chorus and Orchestra. under the
Madame LABoRDE
VIII sng during the music lesson,
PAGANINTs CARNIVAL on VENICE
with variuons "a Braura, and Al the end 81 the opera he
LINDA III cHANoUNrx.
composed expressly Ter her
Admission, -. res.rvrd seats 81 81
The sale ~ seats commences "Wednesday morning. atg
store 2l3 Fulton street aud ~ SHELLS, ~ Wall fek
and seats may likewise he had n the doors.
To THE PUBLIC
The treat success o m experiment made 90 Saturday his
clearly proved h the state Of arrangements Justify the repre-
ENTIRE AID REGULAR OPERA
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