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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
MR.. 6ASklNSKI & pAU6BTER's THIRD
WI GRAND MAY RAIL-.
At THIS ASSEMBLf ROOMS
On Louisiana Avrnue,
On MONDAY EVENING, NAV ~.

This beautiful Festival will Ia opened ~ O'clock
with extraordinary bflllIancy. IN va IHd and "a
sPlodld cosiuInes, adapted :" the most fash ~
team, Polish, Spanish, Siciian. L1rand ~rs. I.N
Tire arrangrIncnts arc on a scale Of great mssnlk
cenee. with select Music.
At71< O'Clock the ,irand March or Progression vii
take 2 ace. l'-l nv Iieralds and Crown Bearers
next, Pas del Fros, by Crown Bss- little Miss
4ycars old, and attendants; followed hy the Queen.
speech. resPonSc ot ~" Maids If 10 Inr md Pace
Dances by all the pupils: Ia Monoiar 81 Boisra a
SaterTa, Ne Irish. lat, College HorHppe. IA StDo
lOska lse i'ueTIliaS, Ia Narsnvean", lfEcas az.
Az ~ clock precisely tho tcor viii I've At liberty
Ii being impossible t. send ind. v.nsl Invitations
il@men Of WashinTtor. S;oorset"vn. and hl.ssSSgg
Trckets TWO DOLLARS, Admitting a la,ly AND
FIFTY CENTS. Tickets NAV 10 Lsi NJ Filis's
Music Store; tho Bookstores &c TAyIor q Msarr
wood House, WIllsrds', Browns, and the NalIOnsi.
anc AZ the door. aP&Iv-
THE vIGILANT FIRE COMPANY Of Georr,-
town beg leave % announce To- their "a
friends end the public generally that they will ~
give May Ball on TUESDAY. May 10Th -
aPIs-2w '1' WV CoMMITTfT'N
TIE ARLINGTON BOYS STILL ALIVE
The menihHrs of the Arlington Climb take "a
great pleasure ln announcing 10 their friends ~
sad ccu PA Pst tSs az S n ;lys s sss
i ~ Engine me, Company, on WEDNESDAY EfbN-
l.ii. Tickets Fifty Cents admitting Ss1.lsSTaT nHd
e. A N d NAY BALL
UNLoS6IG ARDs
FASHLNGTQH ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
TUESDAY, Nav N, lRsa
For particulars see future advertisement. spst
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A COMPLETE MANTILI.A STORE
"A LARGE ROOMS
We have Icasd the entire second story OF tho
house adjoining our Oh Established Stand, aus!
connected II with our former Cloak. Mantilla and
shawl Department, aud have fitted up these rooms
at considerable expense. which makes ours a com
plete, capacipus d elegant MA TIII.A STOR f.
where we are now prepared to exhibit every thing
in that ne, for Spring and summer part of which
we name,
French Lace Nantilias, Silk and Net MsntIIlas
Elosa ant Lace So uars BnreRe Circulars,
Shawls, Barege Mantiliss
R1ch Lace Points. Barge BuTnous,
ChartIlly Lace MantIl- SarcgG Shawls,
las, Barege Rae lans,
All SIX Manflllas, Barge Stella ShawlS,
DC, dc, &c.
All the above are in new designs and prices mod
crate.
n. u. Our Second Grand MantIlla Opening ON
saturday. MAXWELL. Il BRO,
ap T-3toe BIS Pa. avenue,
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APPoISTMESr.-Wm. W. Bent, Of No, has
been appointed Indian Agent for the Indians
of the Upper Arkansas Agency.
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LOST AND FOUND.
FOR RENT AND SALE


FoR RENT77BRICK HOUSE No. $40 G ST.,
IL between nth and 18th, IN the immediate neg
boIhocd Of the Government Departments. Water
and gas thronshoIt Kent moderate to a good ten
IT. a. LUTZ.
FOR RENT-A thrce-story and attic BRICK
4 HOuSE, containing II rooms, with gas. and
nsrth; Rent noderate. Inquire Of SAMPSON
SlMMS, next door. apH-3'
vINO LET-STORE and CELLAR. and IL de-
brtwsen G and II SITS. Inquire Of owEN LII DDY.
on premises. up Is ST
TOR RENT-A large and desirable ROOM Sit
nno, ov,S Ford Bro. Drug Store sni.b lo avn a.
3thcs. Tn ns room Gan he procured by early appcs
t.on to FORD BRO. APPS 81
TOR RENT-Two airy LEEPING-ROoMS.
wooi.', 500 D. NJ
A VALUABLE CORNER BUILDING LOT
- Tor sale IN Square 391 NJ Lot which fronts
and fronts 70 feet I inches on q street The titje
lna,TPutahe AID yllI be s"ld for SS5'. Inaulre Of
JAMES WARD, No. Sos nth street, near Ia. av.
up - ot
EOR REST-Two 2-story BRICK HOUSES,
.copht a,,S rooms sch: situated on stroll
% @ H. IN a IN S.ref,f west Ono vii
mIddls OF tan Same month For terms &c, sppiy to
THOMAS HoLLIDGE, corner 5th and r SITS. -
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-EithcTt IN
Il cntire Huus", or with reservation Of two
rooms, a. may be desired. Apply at No. 5I2 9TH
street, next door but one to the Kirk wood House.
ap 2S-5t"
ENOR SALE-LOT No. L., IN Square 49s on
Il oh street Island, eiIgIhly situated. with pave
mont IN front Will be sold great bargain if ap-
Piled for soon.
Also, several desirable LOTS in Square $50.
WIN Others an that rapldy Improving neIshborhOod
cAPPiy to sAM'L PHILLIPS, at Folding Room,
oaPItol aP q ~
NOR SAI.E-Thst desirahle two story BRICK
Il DWELLING, No. 80 Market street, b-tveen
prospect aud 70 streets, Georgetown. ID c., lately
occnpI: i by NJ RS. He en- N. Ieuber. Th. property
Offers rare chance for safe and judcious invest
In"HL. The house contains n double psrlor passare
dining room and kitchen the saFao noor also a
large and comnodlous cellar, three bedrooms, ser
yants room. cluthes-room, and a smoke house. IL
has also the convenience of gas all through the
house, and large clstern of water in the yarT The
house and lot front thirty 81 feet and run hack
one hundred and seven { ln7D feet The above prom
ertv viii be sold low VI immeiiate application ha
made 10 Mrs. III. NJ. LEUBER. No. 80 lst street.
or to JOHN J. BOGUE at the Office of tho Adams
Express Company.
Title ndi snutahla ,n9f ,r
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have satisfied ourself that Mr.. A. has learned
nothing whatever tending to substantiate it.
The gentieman thus charged is absent at his
residence in Pennsylvania, where he has been
detained by sickness for a fortnight or more
longer than he designed being absent, and has
with him the keys of the safe containing his
accounts and the money of the Office on hand
Our impression is that tho story grew ont Of the
fact that his absence, under the circumstances
explained above, withth safo keys in his pos
session, is at the bottom of the canerd,-N
AMIsrAkE.-Norihern newspapers announce
the appointment of John Savage, Esq. TO be
United States Secretary of Legation to Bogota
This is mistake, as there is no such post under
this Government. The law provides Secretaries
of Legation only for Ministers Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary-not for resident Minis
tiers, the latter being the grade of the mission
in question. General Jones, Of Iowa, the Min
lister, will be accompanied by his own son Us
private secretary. We sincerely hope that if
Mr.. Savage desires the position of Secretary
Of an U. S. Legation, he will be cratifed;
because we know no more genial gentleman,
nor any other really better qualified to be of
essential service to the Government If so ap-
pointed.
TIE RECOGNITION OF THR New (JUAREz)
Government Of Mexico by the Government Of
the United States is to take place to- MORROW.
when Mr.. Malta will be formally presented to
the President by Secretary Cass The presen-
tation ceremony will doubtless be of unusual
interest, involving, as it will, practically, a
formal ayowal of the change of tine policy of
this Government with reference to Mexico in
cident to the commencement of official inter-
course with the Liberal party of that Republic
VEGETABLE WAx.-We were shown weston
day piece of wax made in Japan from the
fruit of tree; also some berries of the tree.
The wax is white. Of a talIouish appearance,
and seems capable of being refined into much
better article. 1t is hard, and is said to DO ad-
mirably adapted to the various uses to which
our ordinary wax is applied The wax and
berry are now at the Patent Office, and the lat
ter will be planted, and an effort then made to
introduce the tree into this country
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NJ REFRIGERATORS
w r. Wonld respectfully call the attention Of the
Esr-puh!lc To- our new REFRIGERA- 60
a@I TOR NIndshiP,s ratontI being
v-ArcaIly tho only Reirig eratOr worth 49,
having. Books OF explanation are on our t,y<EN
counter inr tho public benefit. Please call sR<V
and examine.
We have also Just received = new article of Por
ceian Lined WATER COOLER-tho best thing
ever Invented besides a complete assortment ofsf
othe descriptions SHELLEY GIN,
aP 2eoSt 32o Pa. av., BOT. 10th and nth sts
GENUINE YANKEE SHAVING SOAP
~ Ralors. Stops, Brushes. parfume.y, Barry's
Trlcopherous, Pomades. Lily White; &C., cheap for
cash. at
aP &-3t LAMMOND'S, 9TH ST.
NOTICE.
Il III; Person who - X, 10y mistake. a pelorine
from the omnibus, yesterday afternoon, between
10th strsst aud the Capitol, will ob!ige the owner by
ieaylng IL az thls ofhce. a2 81
NJ ICE PITCHERS.
Nls w. GALT& BRO. open this morning a large
sssoTtmsnt of Pat, mt Double wall Plated ICE
PITCHERS, with the latest ian proyemnuts.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
Jewellers, 35i Pa. av., four doors west of
ap 20 u Browns Hotel.
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E0R RENT-BRICK HOUSE No. go G ST.,
Il between 18th and 18th, IN the Immediate uei i
borhood OF the Government Departments Water
and gas througho Rent moderate to n good 10 a
ant. Apply next door.
IT. r. A. LJTTZ
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TIE WHArHER.-Ths following report Of the
weather for this morning is m adc from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
Tie time Of observation is about O'Clock:
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ID SPECIAL CARD.
y CBtllC ATTENTION IL called To the sale on
Thursday aft'rnoOn, April 2sth, at So O'Clock on
ina Premises, of Lots No. and z. In Squarc No. 25
Eot No fronts 3 lrCt on New York avenue, near
iith street, running through 10 II street, improved
Nv an excellent two-stOEy and basement Brick
Dwelling House.
Lot No. froEts 81 feet on New York avenue at
the CORNER of 18th street running back width of
~ toI inches on III street This lot v,uld nrova
very eligible loca ion fora pref SOEa gentlarpa
having ample front for n handsome houss ard nfhc
on the c"Tn,r, with excellent accommodation for
stsbiing on the rear. "
ap8 las q McGurIpt- e. IN
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON BRANCH

WASHINGTON BRANCH
Et ~ -
For the accommodation Of passengers upon tho
line of the road. special local train will be run
between Washington and Annapolis Junction,
commencing on "Wednesday, 18th inst, leaving
Washington daily, except Sunday at 3.,5 ,. I.l and
the Junction, on It's return, at D o. IN.
Passengers for Anna polls will take this train.
Round trip tickets, to most of the stations, are
issued by this train, thereby affording an opporu
ride.
ap27-1w TIL PARSONS.
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A CHICKERING PIANO-Fine tone and e ne fin
"A ish-rOsewoodcovcr-gu as new-for Sap,
aPH JOHN T.. ELLIS
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E'OR Ill IRA COI.ORED BOY about Il years
Old. he ~ an excellent Clnlng- room seTyauI
apply G. w. Z. HUNTINGTON, 29s south b st !,
a N
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PIANOS FOR RENT, by say,, week, month or
Guitars, BanjOs, Victims, &C.. &c.
apI John y EIIJS
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AMUsEMENTs.

A CADEMY OF MUsTc-THE OPERA.
1ss a he q Ss
the performances Of the two great prime dome or the a
AAA 8 SSf51 SSeoaRsfEs1 AND MADAME CASTER
having now been completed the first Opera night wiz POSI-
MONDAY NEXT, SEPT IL AT O'CLOCK
Madame GssfER and Madame complete
19 as s s q hs e.
artists for the principal par for which pur
the vor
BS as gAs S and AaoDIo the popular
ea ae @ ss Se S T s ssss p
being intention of Managers that the prossn. series
the Of The regular October the hJ
and he every Of celebrity now d the country
ne ssSs essa
donna
MADAME PAULINE corsoN,
who VIII appear she will have recovered from the
injuries received through accident she with ted days
ss following sssa will be having been
IL 81 Of
IEsI and Madame which earned for
nsm nsf hb fsKgliai1Sa conrEs
De ss FoS1
e grand ss s nj rE% ns azshR
will appear in Ia creates. characteristic
a5ss { sss IS tSisfR
will appear together in Mozart's Dog Giovanni.
In addition Atsf 9esIs ash ma; H E. given
s appear ps A'Ans
The GALA MATINEE will comprise
AN ENTIRE GRAND OPERA
And two favorite acts from celebrated operas
The first night will take place Monday September H.
when Madame CoRTEs will appear The second on Wednes
day. l4h for the first appearance Of Madame easier Tho
third and fourth nights Thursday and Friday September Is
and Is, and the Matinee on Saturday, September IL.
The sale Of will Saturday, September TO-
There will be two regular ticket oices-up town, the
Academy of Music and down town ut Sbes stationery store
of Wall and Nassau streets. There will likewise be
branch ticket offices at Breusngs and Hall Sons music
Immediately the conclusion of the above short the
entire company without exception, will depart for Boston, and
commence at the Boston Theatre Monday September g.
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-.H. T. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER

UCTION NOTICE.-H I. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
"A Assignees sale of $751; 600 worth of furniture
Rich and magnificent drawing sus-panoforte pier
and mantel MIRRORS lace curtains medallion and Brussels
pets orolu chandeliers oil paintings bsque and china
VIII sell at public auction
This day TUESDAY, September6
at ION O'Clock precisely
at the elegant story brown front residence No. Sc West
Eleventh street, Fifth avenue,
DRAWING ROOMS
contain three solid rosewood suits of paror furniture covered
daon reception chairs match the suits; tables
marble sofa side tables rosewood etegeres mirror doors
and backs encogneus French lace curtains shades and
nces Brussels and tapestry carpets pier and mante mirrors
rich gilt frames oil paintings by eminent artists; four large
superb paintings representing the voyage Of Life by En-
from Raphael. Also, several valuable engravings.
SOLID ROSEWOOD FULL SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE
PIANOFORTE
EMBROIDERED CLOTH COVER AND STOOL.
The costly instrument offered at auction, carved
legs d made by celebrated city maker mother Of pearl
HALL.
Oilcloth chairs rosewood hat stand, &C.
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood suits, bedsteads bureaus Wristbands, ward
robes bookcases escreore toilet SETS plain and
menta large size hair Mattress feather beds and pillows
ROOM of paintings pictures curtains shades commodes
towels stoons knocking bird and mahogany bedsteads
bureaus and hair mattresses sofas and beds spring
bottom and seat chairs Turkish chairs and lounges
mosquito bars, Dc.
tea balanced handled knives Spoons
forks English glassware beautifully engraved decanters
match mirrors clock ~ days; chairs sdeboard what
nots and ornaments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

WooD's MINISTRIES,
w From 56l and 563 Broadway,
will give two only of their pleasing
ETHIOPIAN EVENINGS, (.
on Tuesday and Wednesday, September and I, at the
ATHENEUM,
South Brooklyn
when Eph Horn, Charles White Ned Davis, D. s. WaunholA
NJ Lewis and the entire of this
ACCOMPLISHED TROUPE
will appear in their own
SPECIAL ACTS, MUSIC, &C.,
in which they stand unrivaled.
NorIcE.-fhs fayore company will reappeAr THvRa-
DAY September at 555 Broadway opposite the MeropsAaA
Hotel.
Doors open at I; commence al o'clock.
Tickets rs cents; children under ten years Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

NIBI4O'S GARDEN.
~ REMEMBER CHANGE OF TINE.
oors open al O'Clock; commence at7k
TUESDAY EVENING, September g. i6dH - 0'As
hu ,.... ANOTHER GLORIOUS SUCCESS,
py those great aud renowned
.c,x,ncrx GABRIEL and FRANCOIS
assfhODEl RECEIVED with THUNDERS Of AppY AUR.
Asi nUJsL HECElVED WITH ROARS OF LAUGHTHR.
DcngIn ana enthusiasm beaming every counteuancA
Inc ~, great , SuABRiEL as the comic BABII.AS
a, lne celebrated FRANCOIS as TURAFF
"A"AA lEH M,ErGaAhT, Miss FRANCE
EVOLUTIONS ON THE TIGHT ROPE
Marietta Zanfreta Young America and niber ar,,,t.
LA SYLPHIDE. -.A0e'
Maria
In which she became on her New
York's fav0rie. "'"
ASPHODEL
For the second time.
..ss(I
eft
sail another great Panomime rehearsal nearly readT
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RAILROADS.


NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after Wednesday June 1882 trains Sil leave
Twenty sixth street station, New York, as follows -
For Millamsbridge.l:l5a and $50 NJ, go aad $50 p NJ
For White Pains-ll 80 A. NJ, and SIP. NJ.
For White Pains65P NJ, from White ard Centre streets
For Dover Plains-430P H.
For Albany-S:80 A. NJ, mail train.
Returning, will leave
Dover Plains-530 A. NJ.
White Pains-S and I A. NJ, s andBPM
Willamsbridge-64 40 and $50 A. NJ, and Bpm.
Albapy-llN A. NJ, mail train
WIN, Y, CAMPBEII. Superintendent
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A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSEHOLD
IA furniture public auction. Superb drawing roonfsutes
bookcase stuary oil paintings by
eminent artists Brussels bsque and Ores
den china ornaments pier and mane mirrors brocade
and rosewood chamber furniture SUITE oak
dining furniture china and glass wines horses and
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PALACE GARDEN AND HALL.
Miss MARIA BRAINERD'S BENEFIT
Miss MARIA BRAINERD'S BENEFIT
TONIGHT TONIGHT. TUESDAY)
A GToSTnh THE pRorRIEroRs OF the PnUSNy PfIEILow;

A 10 Titr ppopnIEroRs OF the PHUNNy PdEILow
Genuemen-In accepting the very liberal or you nave
made me 10 become one OF the contfioosS ,a nc y
The ',Phunny Phellow" will occupy much o. my time, VIII
nevertheless still continue the News Agency business as here
ofore desire in this place to pronounce as wholly gratui
bn ~ In an entirely busie for you will agree
WIN me ha bird in hand is wo th two in the bush In
more pro6abe the empty hor ors which "Phunny
Pfow may Yield ,a sn i, write exclusively for the
al home that my nrs, contribution win DO
ONLY cents per Stpgle copy. Yours, respectfully,
SAMUEL YATES. " keekWap street,
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DARNUMS MUSEUM.-REvIvAL OF THE MORAL
- drama Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock the drama e
MICHAEL. EARLE, and Acrobatism by the Orrn Family.
evening at O'Clock those incomparab graceful and mar
veous feas OF ntrepdy strength and skill the Picturesque
Acrobatism Of 0rrin Family which RoSINA MEA-
DOwS Harry Mendon Mr. q. f. Mcdonald: Mr.. Meadows
Bfidgman RosiDa j. j. Prior That well authenticated
relic Of Holy Land the trunk Of an ancient tree from e
Aquara the original Happy Family DC. Admtance Is ceuts
children under en Is cents parquet seats IL cents additional
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.-TO MANUFAC.
~ turing jewelers. and others by r. H. SCHENCK on
Wednesday 7ih inst at lo o'clock at No 80 Harlem
Railroad depot White and Centre
ry SAFE benches and comprising press Lodges
make two rolling mills polishing lathe turning lathe FORGE
draw bench Herring safe $6 work benches vices
shafng DC The shop will be open Tuesday inspection
The attention of jewellers called to this sale Of and
sirable machinery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

HARDWARE AUCTION NoTICE-DAMAGED GUNS
Ii and cutlery.-JOHN Z. VAN ANTWERP will sell, on
Thursday Sept at u O'clock at s William street in addition
cases. 200 English double barrel guns damaged
Kitty Floyd Also cask Knives and forks slightly damaged
the voyage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

UCTION NOTICE-EDWARD SCHENCK, AUG
IA toneer. Assignees sale. On Tuesday 9th instant will
street near Prince the stock therein of F. +. d. Clark
furniture dealers consisting of second hand furniture partly
finished work. lumber mahogany oak and walnut veneers
and the usual stock of the trade Also, at half twelve
O'Clock in front of the horse cart and harness and
mt end of the interest in the lease Of said building
years from May last at thirteen hundred and twenty five dol
lars rent Sale TO at l0 A. NJ
CHARLES II. STEWART, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

HNRENCH MEDIClNES.-THE FOLLOWING MEDICINES
have been examined and approved by the Imperial
my OF nfable remedy for govt and rheu
matism ~ a. Moirones specific for the
fever, 81 Gordons mfallble for pulmonary
SUMPTION 81 Cloasmns eradcator of freckes sunburn
redness Of the face 81 Aopems infallble for ao
pecy and badness 81 The above excellent medicines extern
svey used and enjoying the highest reputation In Europe will
no doubt meet with favorable in America Full drec
tons accompany each article To be obtained of Dr. COLON
BATE Principal depot 1875 Forsyth N Y of
expense on RENTING the price of each above by letter.
said depot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

MEEN FUN,-THIsiFAR FAMED SKIN AND TOILET
1 powder stands unrivaed for restoring identifying
preserving the complexion rendering the skin decaeiy white
smooth and soft Country druggists and fancy keepers
should be careful to obtain the genuine article they win be
imposed upon BY worthless counterfeit Composed Of delete
ros ingredients injurious In their effect The genuine
Of the undersigned sole proprietor the margin
box and the outside of the dozen packages
by Scheien Brothers. y. c. Wells CO., Carey Howard
Sanger, McKeson Robbins Harre Risley Co.. Conrad
Fox Wheeler Hart II. Haviand, and of sole proprietor
X. M. HOBBS, 50 Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

NJ B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN Madame PREWSTERf She has been consulted by
thousands this and other ches with entire satisfaction She
feels confident equal She tells the future
wife or husband that Of her viser II you wish truth
give call at 2ol Third above Twenty first
Ladies', 81 cents, gentlemen 81.
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r W. HUNT AUCTIONEER.
e.. Opening Sale of the Fall Season
j. W. HUNT win sell to morrow September l. 1889 at 10h
o'clock at the sales No IS Nassau street.
men of household furniture consisting in part of rosewood
mahogany and black walnut paror furniture covered in plush
brocate and hair CLOTH also chairs sofas lounges
wardrobes bureaus bedseads, washsands chamber suits
silver plated ware &C. &c Sale peremptory Catalogues
ready ON morning OF sale.
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UUUIioN NOTlCE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER-
IA VIII sell this dayn l0l O'clock saesroom 70 Nassau
large assortment OF household furniture consisting in
part o. and parlor suits in hair
and brocne brussels aud ingram carpets
BILE top centre tables, gilt frame French plate pier and man
tel mirrors fine line Of oil paintings by O. Coates oak
snoore pearl keys marble top dressing bureaus wash
well worthy the attention OF buyers every lot will be per
emptory sold the highest bidder pay advances Ca
logues ready Cash deposits required from all parties
known to the auconeer Also general assortment second
hand furniture,
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JNO. J. RENNIE, Auctioneer,


AT the elegant story residence No 70 West Twenty sixth
street near Sixth Sale commence at l0 O'clock
The catalogue embracing the largest and richest assormen
of household furniture offered at auction this TIL
furniture for the present and
the description Catalogues at the house morning
aa1p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06

A PART OF A HOUSE FOR GENTEEL FAMILY,
"A consisting of gentleman, wife and infant wanted New
within five minutes walk Of ferries with small respectable
family References exchanged Rent not $780, Address
James W., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
CLOTHING.


A RARE CHANCE.-FROM IS TO $40 PAID FOR SILL
"a dresses from 81 to 81 for gents pants; also carpets
theatrical costumes, ewelry furniture, DC. pos
puncuay attended to by E., 1874 Seventh beiwee
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. Ladies attended b
Mrs Z,