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A CARD To LADIES.
N BULPIN'S RETIREMENT
FROM kErAIL TRADE
HIS ENTIRE Stock
VALUABLE CLOAKs AND FURs
All 10 be sold of
WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
TOTALLY Regardless CT COST,
In consequence of
RETIREMENT FROM THE RETAIL BUSINESS
The subscriber epdera his hauks ladies of York
and the public generally for the very liberal patronage has
received FOR the last ten years. and respectfully scquans them
that having made ngemen.s 10 form new rn. for the
purpose OF cond lcing exclusively Wholesale trade
HIS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENTS,
No. S6i BROADWAY,
VIII positively close for retail business Oh about
TIE ETH UF JANUARY 1850,
Until which time he will offer h the public the whole Of bis
valuable stock of
NEW AND ELEGANT
CLOAKS AND FURS,
At reduction Of from 30 TO As regular prices
As the en1re stock must positively be sold within the period
quoted simply deemed 10 state that great
opportunity for purchasing really goods
has seldom before occurred the reduction on
every article be real and maginary-which fac. viii Se
quite apparent on inspection.
36l BROADWAY
18th December, 1859.
GEORGE BuLPIN.
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SfcGAH.S AMI TOBACCO.

CEGA RS-It0O00 HAVANA DOMESTIC AND DER
- man eRrs consisting ~ Conchss topdres cebsnos VI
esFcs, ODeres hernhs, from C5c 81 per 100 gcpd
charce for Dedars ana grocery keapers j. NaMA,s lJ3
EtesInap erest, corner Of Pearl =
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> ST WARD-AT PRIMARY ELECTION HELD AT
II Golfers corner Of Thirty fourth Second ave
nue. the evening of ecember H. pursuance of The
directions OF the Tammany Han General Committee the fol
all The votes nj said elecion-- 80
General COMMUNICATION John McKcon William SincIsir
John +. Bfoderick, prnielJ. Rooncv, John Kerr.
Sorug Mems General Ceiarntee- L. NJ. Barlow David
Banks Jr; Jeremiah 3ahony, John Burlington William r.
Cie
The Ward Committee said ticket also duly elected
Joseph ]. TWAMJ.Ey,
DANIEL F1NLAY, Ipspectors.
JOHN r. CLEARY,
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40 BROADWAY.
~ y, WILLIAMS 4 co. lae Peter Roberta
VIM SELL for
holiday PRESENTS,
$lMl0O0 worth of l.a
RICH LACES AND PARIS EMBHOInERIES,
At such prices a must command an
IMMEDIATE SALE.
Real Point Lace Collars, from So and upwards,
Real Point Lace Sets, from $l3 and upwards.
Valenciennes Lace Sets from 81 and upwards.
Insertion Lace Sets, from IS and upwards
Medallioa1ace SETS. from 81 and upwards
Point Applique Lace Handkerchief 81, worth 81.
Insertion Lace Han Ike chiefs IS and upwards.
1000 Paris Embroidered Handkerchiefs entirely styles
Paris Embroidered Collars and Sets half prices
Thread Lace Collars 81, warranted worth 50.
Together with choice selection of Thread French Lace
Wells, Coinures, Barbes Capes, &c, Sc.
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
A cARp.-w. JACKSON IMPORTER OF MOURNING
a Goods No ISL broadway has constantly hand every
article desirable for family mourning Prices very rea-
sonabi0.
N. B.-Lad,es own materials made to order
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)0TH WARp.-UNION OF DEMosRATs IN FAVOR
~ q Tsmnanv.-st a primary electon held al AL
ns e1rner OF Ihiryfourth street and Ninth Dec
II, IT, pursuant 10 call of the ,ensral Com mtee Tam
many .a the following named ticket duly elected
large InaJorv ef democrats Of the ward.
General Cominntee.-Noah A. Ghds James NJ Smith
Dennis Ryer, William Menck, William Craft
Young Mems Commttee William j. PesS william JOY ce,
william Monteth, William Mci'onkey William Murray.
JOHN RRICE,
AzEL FREEMAN Irspectors
JOSEPH BRENNAN \
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O1Sr WARD--WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. APPOINTED
TO act a. Inspectors of Primary Election, ksi Cot,
ers, OK hrty fourth
y-rs wart in ordance with the recommendation OF the
Democratic Republican General Committee at Tammsny
Han hereby certify that the wing ticket Was elected By
2 llrre me iority-
General Conmi,,eepatrck Dee, l.. NJ Bariow Stephen
Cornell, John kerr, Jan IS Murphy.
Young Mems General Committee-J iuylsus Pare 10
X Feenev. = $500 -
Ward Committee Ahrsm 3 vosburgh Jeremiah t. Cron-
ey Bernard De- Daniel ". Clarks Conrad Weber Peter
Oaonnor, John VI Tracy, T. j. Purdy, Lawrence Uunpby
lanes Dsvn Timothy Daley !ohn herring Alex nder Brsa
den. ~ RIVER John J. rri.dmar, Alexander H. Reuton
Jmes Goss Thomas Fender, Richar, B. Connolly John
phv Michael 'oner Charles II. liaswell, James Mahouey
George W. Gaf, Thomas Mccoy, William Siacla,r Wallace
Kelsey, Benjamin II. Hash = liau H. Kirby Felix McNa
~, Manaltid Lowell. ohn bnrDsoD: Memo Defsndof
han Troer, g. Lelngwe, Daniel j. Rooney jeremiah Ma
honey Matthew Sngenf Thomas Braiburn, Michse Go-be
chan Henry Hart Thomas r. st. John. Thomas s. MUIR w
Or Johnson Dr. " r. o. Dornel Thomas spink Thomas H.
snith Robert II Mooney Hugh Kelley, Anthony vanyp
William Yard Hugh Mccabe, Michael Timmins, William
Jracey, BERNARD MeCsbe, Jfmes s. Henry Christopher Fos
ter, John y. CoppiDger Matthew Gaiipey George smith, Col
n CampbsIl STEPHEN CORNELL.
e. l.. PURDY, Inspectors.
q. W. GAFFir,
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
DtMOCRATfC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE
- IT meeting Of the Democratic Republican General
njse Of Iaspany Hail. tie following resolutions
on. s citizen, have
pe, Of ali %Sn are opposed to The connnancs Of he
dangerous sectional agitation now coayulsing tho coin
the compron,ises of constitution and the rights
Of The several States, at all times and under all cir
hearty eo . restore ra;erna feeling and sentiment of de-
yoicn to tie Cnn throughout The several States Of this
And whereas, y objects OF that meeting receive the cordial
approval q every rne dem ,era, 4 cel9re
e attend the meeting 10 their strength and thereby manifest
aemonsira,e ne attachment Of the great Of psops
Of This country to the gorgss un01 q In hs - s,ses
T. .. aarF SSas SzeiS 81, Sss'rs'nriss
ETH wARD-Ar THE PRIMARY ELEyTloN, HELD
- On Saturday erening. Dec y 1859. a. No 90 West
csDRise Ne TsIswYs named duly
o. H. WooiSufr CHAhLrs GALLAGHER
18th wARD-sT AN ELECTION HELD ON THE 18th
hours pursuance ss csli neaS
cratic Req 9eioAn General Committee Of Tsnnany Hall
following ticket hsving received majority of q votes
lssieh Rynders, james Murphy, Oswald ottendorfer.
Young Mems Con n.tee Josiah Waterman Francis Gien.
JACOB +. yALE.TrNE,1
RICHARD KIMMiNs J
10TH WARD : INDEPENDENT woRK1NaMANs
Assscsteo will meet al Dgnns 235 East w Meth street
Their meetings every Tuesday until further notice BY order
Pm. KNIFfiG, Vice PRESIDENT
Con. McAuuFrn, Secretary.
WV. CosDoS, Treasurer.
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Fare, 81 70 Albany.
On and AFTER Thursday Dec H. 1859 traas viii leave Twen.
" SIKH street spAtion New York % follows
For Wii,a1sbridge, $50 and " 4. NJ, $50 and SO r H.
For White Plains 1870 and r. N.
do do 61bp. N from deposcor White Cen. rs.
For frotcn Fails, r. n, from Twenty sixth street.
For Miertsn P. NJ, do. do
For Albany, n. ~, do. do. Nall train.
do. 33OP.M. do. do Express train
All through trains with the New York CerG Rs'
road for the West
RErrRNIHG WILL LEAVE
Wllhnmshyidye, Gao bud 9S1 A. NJ. I and $40 p. r.
White Plains, 0 and 20 \. NJ, 400 7. Nj.
cro.on Fa'ls 7 A. M.
xlcfor, A. NJ.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS, II
ID Continuation of the great sale
AT KINZEYS
Until January LIST In order to ga OIL the entire stock of Collars
Sleeves rich Sets Handkerchief Bands ves Velvet Trim
mings, Miits Kid Gloves, Fancy Goods OF all kinds
5000 Needlework Collars l21sc lsc 25c.
200 Neeolcwork Sets 4ic., 75c. 10 $3.50
2,oQ0 Gents Linen Eandker ,h,efs.
800 punches rich French Flowers.
1900 pairs Flowers for Christmas Trees &c
500 blinches white blue and pink Feathers, &c.
go ClenfA nta:Lsrasses, 50c, 15c.
1000 Rhho Lice and Flower Headaesses, 5Qc 70 81 60
1900 yards silk illusions for Dresses, 1919
1000 Lace Wells &c., 25c., Sic
1000 pairs Kid Gloves, 25c, Sic.
1000 pieces white Blonde Laces
Rich Dress Trimmn in Velvet and Silk fine assortment
of Fancy Goods Fancy Boxes Reicules Toys for the
Eolidays $4,000 worth of Goods for Presents.
1900 yards Ribbons. all Styles Soc. to Soc,
At the Cheap Lnce and Embroidery Store.
K1NZEy'S 10 223 Eighth avenue,
Between Twenty first and Twenty second streets
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DHOENlx MUSKETEERs THE REGULAR MONTHLY
meeting Of the above company will st M,imans
Hail corner Of Twenty sixth Stree. aud Seventh avenue
TUESDAY evening December 20 IN O'Clock pret ely. The
members and All yonDg who wish TO join ihem re-
quested to attend. by order.
srrrHrS FITZPATRICK, Sec. JAMES CASEY. Capt.
FRANCIS LAwLoR Treasurer.
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DIANKETs BLANKETS.-vEEY HEAVY, e PER
ID pair sold much below the market price advances
JARVIS information Exchange, No. ~ Broadway,
(N.OAKS
~ A. T. STEWART co. VIII open on Monday, Dec. I9.
800 IAPORTEp VIENNA CLOTH CLOhKe
AT So so eack-exceedingly cheap.
(tLoAKs AND BCNNETs SALE
~ Great Inducements purchaaery closing the seasons
sty lee ri great eacrifce.
W. JACKSON, Importer Of Mourning Goods
Dol Broadway, between Spring and Prince ats
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sre with dse and IS slssass passengers to Post Smith

Flushing with mdse and IS sesrass passengers Post Smith
4 Co. ~ .
Bark ATLANTA lsrem), Horsmsnu bremen, So dsys with
mAse and 50 passengers Hennngs oslng 18th inst Int
80 49, 70 So spoke bark Andrew Carney, Frank 90 days
from smyrna for Boston and bad been 40 days from Gibral
tar The hsd heavy westerly gales split sails &c Is anchor
cd At Quarantine.
West Wind of westerly Saunders St Marks 10 days
with cotton &c 70 Brodie Pees. Had heavy and winds
for the past days.
Iowa, Resse Farhaven "a hours ballast TO Roht
Capt Iisnau
Brig Incense, Love- Elizabehportfo for Boston
Schr g Rogers, johnson, Virginia, days
Schr Belner, Candy PHILADELPHIA, g. days.
Schr Presto, larratee, Elzabethp0r. for Boston
schr Beauchamp. Haskell, Rockport for Norfolk.
Schr VIM Gregory. Smith, Rockland, DAYS
Schr Sea Lion, Arey. Vinalhayen for Sandy Hook
schr Monitor Roberts. Wareham, days
Schr Ringgold (wrecktr, Merritt Southampton, LII WIN
mdse from wreck of Br schr Solicitor
Steamer Wamsutia Arey, New Bedford. .
Steamtug Jacob Bell Lenau Fahagen "a hours, with bark
Iowa in tow
BELOW.
One bark and one brig unknown.
SAILED.
Dutch brig Geznsters Rotterdam.
From SW Sp-Steamships Fulton Southampton and Havre
Fdnburrn @ Liverpool via Queenstown; Florida Savannah
Marion, Charleston. Js
From Steamships jamestown, Norfolk; Mount
Vernon Washington.
Wind during the day Sc TO W.
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GooDs FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE OFFERED.
RICH SILK ROBES
RICH VELVET ROBES,
RICH SILKS ny THE YARD
Evening Robes in grea. variety from S. upward
FINE FRENCH MEKINOES AND CASHMEREs.
At 76cSworth los
FINE ALL WOOL DELAINE ROBES
Ass, worth $40.
Plaid and plain Ottoman Uotis
Plaid and plain Irish Pop,n.
Laces IN Gets, Collars Coifnres, B,rbes &c.
Embroiderics In great variety.
Gloves and Gauntlets.
SHAWlS AT 80, WORTH $40.
Also,
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
DRESS GOODS
Specially adapted for Holiday Pressnts
At per dress upward,
va n IN dress gnantes marked In plain figures and mr.
ranged the centre tables for the convenencc of cstes
bTkANG, ADRIANCE 4 Co,
- at 35J broadway.
GREAT BARGAINS IN EMBRorIERres
NJ A. " sIEWART co. wIi1open on Monday Dac 10
le1 EMbhoiDERED COLLARS, % CENTS EACH
800 soa .
RICH EMBROIDERED SETS.
AIS 75 and upwaras
HOLIDAY PRESENTS =,
IL ~ ~ really heavy Plaid ard Bayaiere
Poubf DE s0TEs. ~. Ga nor yari
A. r. STEWART 4 co
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LNURS, FURE, FURS.-WM. BANrA NO. SIT CANAL
street. corner Of Wooster street. ia Offering his entire
stock Of Furs al reduction Of 20 cent from former prices
TLs Furs had
NJ city re- trade and 10 consequence Of se b.cswsrdns
guest Of Furs. AL goods sold at this will
warranted erted The cid sanding Of hts house
guarantee customers Will be Sly and Justly
dealt with. VIZ. BANrA, 357 canal street,
corner Of WoCster,
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A LMosr GIVEN AWAY
PAPER HANGINGs, WINDOW SHADES,
CARPETINGS, 40,

Fine satin paper II cents ne gold paper 50 cents per roll
S0 pair fine gold window shades 81 pair Also large
Of English oiloloths auction,
eheap, at COATES, 5lA Hudson above Spring street.
SPLENDID STOCK OF FAIL BONNETS WILL. BE
IA opened by VIM Brown Co. on Thursday the I'D nsl-
which the attention Of the ladies' of New York. well
dealers and the country Is respectfully calf
City mlliners and their employees will positively
admitted. WIN BROWN Co. COS Broadway
A RNoLD, CONSTABLE & co. Will. OPEN
"A THURSDAY SEPTEMBER l5
800 pieces silks, at IS cents; and IS cents per yard
These goods are in entirely designs
and will be found much under price
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE CO.,
Canal street corner of Mercer
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AMUsEMENTs.


NIBLOSGARDEN; DOORS OPEN AT 7; COMNENCEJAT
4v Ia. Tickets 30 cents children 26c cents.
THURSDAY SEPT Is 1869,
THE NEW PANTOMIME
THE MAGIC PILLS
Pronounced by the only true criterion
:. THE PUBLIC,
the greatest success produced those great world
renowned artists,
THE RAvELs
GABRIEL. AND FRANCOIS
ANOTHER GREAT FOUR ENTERTAINMENT BILL.
Gabriel and FRANCOIS In The Magic Pills.
Maria Hennecart In character.
.., The charming Miss Francis
marietta zarnfetta and Young America the tgh
The Martineti Brothers In a new feature.
~.,, TERPSICHORE.
Aci ciPscoo Marin Heuneclrt
v..,.,,. ,EvoLuTIoNs ON THE TIGHT ROPE
hafeua Zanfrea Young America and the other artists,
Tue Martneu tBr0thers In scene enhled
THE WRESTLING GLADIATORS.
THE MAGIC PILLS.
Dandin 0rinaido. Gabriel Ravd
SPECIAL NOTICE friends and the public respectfully
notified that the present with Nblos Garden win
terminate the 30th Instant consequently few evenings
be devoted 10 each of the attractions be presented
consequently those Wishing the Magic Pnls'
quested TO take the esries; opportunity.
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a /" Ia
:,
A %srenns sae ..s y .s.. fss
s..... This TauRsDa9 1sh AZ EVE EVENING. IN E "a %
!, as,.a ss w app''stafs H1SXsE q ADELAIDE coarxsI
''' s'"'fo'e" Nopu.
First 'pps.asss nee, q !As isssse ,ovv
Firs. sppearancs q - 49, 40
MAnAME STRAKOSCH and sIGNOR JuNCA.
AN ORCHESTRAL. AND CHORAL FORCE OF 100
Under the direction of MUSICIANS MAX MARErzEx.
The sale Of ssa eommenees Al. mopnns sp.
Second nigh, Of the great canta,rse e,
FRS, aDo.,ra0os ,Sa MADAME DANE g aAssIER.
Grand 'o.,.",s =. n..,s. ,ns sisSSR p oAssIER.
c,,,-xo .a. THE BARBER OF sEvIILA
complete without. two operas Of Don Giovanni and The
rsnrs of sEvA therefore natural that the d.
sSs:a Tss sRFSsS s.
q ssd Ressn and inEarsSy draws he very .
arrival Of Rossn In Paris and the almost royal honors be-
n s Sa ~
,a ~ sr onaon VIENNA and st Petersburg kossinan fes-
,hs hs isns Of ne ssSsp.y aan which purpose
The excellence of presen, company the majority or
4 s;a
u .Sss :ssa SsEaS$ Z.
Srsd Ms oeen e =" Fs or viii u hs see
always creates furore,
- ''s N''''s I'll Tie Eve vENzSSo zss WALTZ
xsS%SsH puET Rs 3Ifh 50 s SER
on saturday next, SEPT; Sept. ~ a. 10 one o,ciocs, ,
r, ,,,o GKASD o,t AZ GALA .s. popbLE MATINEE
Mad. % coETESsI; Maa; eAssIEg, Mad, srsAKoscH
and eSoras aoDd9 i cS sss1%es. and 'USoA
The following immense attraction will be offered
rI The entire na oIeTs Theu "a seydgmsnt MS
The sple2dd and highly dramatic fourth OF
IL TROvATORE by Mad. CORTESI
Including the celebrated MIsERERE and the last act OF
LA TRAyIATA,
Including the dying and the "Gran DID, by
Mad Mad CoRTESI
Many persons not having been able to obtain seats for the
"'' nsn' u H. poLuIro; or, 1MART1Rr.
this celebrated opera will repeated Monday next
nv11v oC v1-S1c -c,I. M.r,yrC
"A SATURDAY, SEPT. IL AT ONE.
'a"DfA"" M MA ZANE STR AKns(;H A "A''iHn'
SIC RRINOII sTt, sTErANr
SIG AMoDIO SIG GASSIER
~ e opCI iuCIa DI IANERyooR
The splendid fourth a act rsov,ropr Si
Including the celebrated MIsERERE
Ane "S' @o'" "A rpAvr.r,
Including the Gran Dio and The diving scene
dsr ,a AND rsod ~ " lqe PEKE9RMERs
adis;n w doGls WI, nNP Pe nPe1 SPenea a. =, ~ an -
~ oA' M RESERvEnp Nj re SExTc
The whole Of the Academy Of Mnsic i no trour one n
the gs0c who have the privilege occupying any seat they
A0n'sS0D saturday Sent; Il a, one Dollar
On an immense scale Of spcndor and briancy at which
ALL THE GREAT ARTISTS, WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
s ~ some of their greatest cbararterrs W. appea' -
The Matinee win commence with the entire opera OF
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THE TURE.

TINIoN COURSE LONG ISLAKD-TROTTING.-ON
Thursday, September l5 at O'clock match for ec00
three mile heats In harness. drive. g. rhomPsoA
ch. &. Andy Muligan O. Bradley names b. Raees.
SHAW WHITE, propriot0rp
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-NEw ARRANGEMENTS
IA In consequence of the impossbiy Of meeting the de-
mands seats from the unprecedented of strangers
and the public in general the Directors have been induced
make the following arrangements to which especial attention
is respectfully solicited
FIRST
There will be given extra nights this Thursday evening and
Tuesday Of week uhe last of the present season.
SECOND
The advertisements IN the principal papers will he changed
every morning the different operas be given only
announced gradually the selection depending strength
of the artists whose of endurance greatly taxed
through the extra performances The public therefore
qiesed read the daily official advertisements where thew
will find every necessary information.
THIRD
Many strangers their New York being
attend the opening Of the regular Of seatswhch
bly, takes place the day previous the
orders for seats will be received three days advance
dressing the Treasurer by mail telegraph personal a
plicaion can be made
FOURTH.
The free list entirely suspended until further noticewh
the exception OF the No notice will be
applications for free admissions
PROGRAMME OF PERFORMANCES.
This evening" Norma with Cortesi, Stefan Mad Sua
Tomorrow Frday y-Grand star performance Of the Barber
Of Sevilla with Madame and Sgnor CASTER Brignol Ao
dio, &c. Sale to day and tomorrow.
On Saturday-.'Gala Matinee" scale For
particulars see matinee advertisement
On Monday-The new opera Of Pouto.r Sale Saturday
On Tuesday" Ernan,' by general request, on Mon
day.
On wednesdayThe opera Of saao with Cortesio
Sale Tuesday
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DRY GOODS.


A GREAT CHANCE FOR LADIES TO BUY BAR
IA gainsln consequence Of retiring from the business
UHFELDEk OF O Canal street. three doors of Broad
way wiz sell out his entire stock $4,000 WORTH Of rich
bbroderes real thread aces trimmings and French
goods all Of which have been bought and win be sold
Ak . very great reduction 10 close the business.
A TTENTION SKIRT DEALERS FROM A DISTANCE
IA Call and examine misses 20 16 16 IA and IL
spring skirts Ladies' 80 Is % and l6 springs They
are good shape full sze, and cheap. O. HARDING Isl
Spring street, near Hudson
A CARD.-W. JACKSON, NO. 65l BROADWAY HAS
received per late and from auction very largo
choice stock Of mourning dress goods consisting Of black
Irish and French popns yaencss hibss for shaws
Lab grapes In every width; henrietta and Maltese CLOTH
aides novelties too numerous TO mention; also English
Grape wells, bonnets, mantillas, aha wis., &c., &c.
Ladies' will please observe
w. JACKSON Importer Of Mourning Goods,
66l broadway, between Spring aud Prince streets
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A CADEMy OF MUSIC-ExTRA NOTICE
IA Monday, Sept: l9, at 8 O'clock second night Of
IL POLIUTO: OR, THE MARTYRS.
The public respectfully informed that strangers
not having been able to obtain the first night of
IL POIIUTO,
will be repeated Monday The regular sale for II
Poiuo will commence Saturday. Orders however
be received the box office of the Academy Thursday
Friday.
ing Thnr,seayl n, NO . NORMA" by, BY Mad. CoRTEsT. On
Friday THE BARBER OF SEVILLE by Mad and Sig
GAssIER. On Saturday, GALA MATINEE--IUCIA DI
LAMERMOOR. III fROvATORE and LA TRAvI
great artists without e1cepon) of the unequaled
bination.
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CLOTHING.


A RARE CHANCE--FROM IS TO $50 PAID FOR SILK
IA dresses from 81 to - for gents pants also carpets
puncuay attended F. 134 Seventh avenue between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. Ladies' TO by
Mrs. f.
AT 4s1 PEARL sTREET.-S5Ooo WORTH OF CAST OFF
IN clothing wanted. Gentlemen having small
lots oil the above dispose Of obtain the
for them by addressing calling JAMES MORONEY 4sl
Pearl street, Chatham.
A RARE CHANCE, AND NO HUMBUG.- LADIES AND
n gentlemen having cast of clothing dispose of eau
have the highest cash paid by calling the store
addressing VIM Walsh 80 Centre line by post pune
ua1ly attended TO. = F9-'f
r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
clothing furniture or carpets 10 dispose Of will
$50 Third Foreh aud Forty first streets
Ladies attended TO by Mrs. Harris
T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN-IF YOU ARE SATISFIED
IL with receiving fair cash price for cast on cohy
,nre or carpets and not be humbugged high
ard false preenders call send b. Min
2s2 seventh avenue between Twenty seventh and Twenty
eighth Streets where orders VIII be puhctually attended
Ladies attended to by Mrs Minz.
I AIDES CAN RECEIVE FROM IS TO Si4 rOR SILK
~ dresses Ladies or gentlemen IL you satisfied with
receiving far cash price for clothing furniture
aud carpets and not % be humbugged high orers
false preendefs call address Harris 1856 Seventh
between Twentieth and Twenty first streets where
Mrs Uarris ~ II -HT'T w
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

| A STRONG RoCKAwAY WAGON FOR sALE-wITH
IA single and pole shafts price $60 Apply 10 Messrs
MERRITT Co. % South Seventh street, 70 j. 7. WE'LL
IEGS, 9S South Sixth street, williamsburg c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-15

DARTIEs WHO ARE ASSOCIATED IN EsTA BI.IsHING
first class Marine Insurance Company would be please
10 receive proposals from gentlemen experience In the
of underwriting with the view of selecting officers
filling positions Commun cations with particulars and The
amount Of stock that could possibly be influenced
company will be treated with strict confidence Please al
dress Insurance, box 3,707 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-15

RARNUM'S MUSEuM.-JUST ARRIVED THE ARAR
GIANT, nearly ~ feet high q old and ighnE
THURSDAY. in the AFTERNOON at s. the drama Of the
SEVEN CLERKS. In the EVENING, at IL O'Clock THE
.ll FLYING DUTCHMAN; Or, The PHANTOM SHIP Wander
decker Captain of the Phantom Ship Mr. e. F. Taylor
tain Peppercoa Mr. Brdgman After which, the ballet
VILLAGE ARTISANS. The gnarled trunk Of that
tree from the Mount of Olives; the Family of Anacondas
Happy Family. &C. to be without additional charge
mtanee to all cents children under TO- Is parquet
seats. l3 cents extra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-15

: EyHEAP FROM AUCTION
" LINEN GOODS IN HUCKABACK, DAMASK AND
BATH TOWELS
Napkins, doylies and table cloths,
Sheeting Of all widths.
Also, assortment OF
Dress goods Tor the fall season.
@. g. HOOK,
QIate w. s. Bond)
03 ITO Sixth avenue.