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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-17
The Missouri Election

The remarkable and significant triumph
of the friends Of Douglas in the recent cleo
ton for State officers and Congressman in
Missouri, has caused splutter in the Brock
inridge camp. The presses in the interest
of that secession and disorganizing faction
have devoted column after column to expla-
nation, excuse, palliation, &c., in order to
squirm out of the disastrous and awkward
predicament in which their candidate is pla-
ced by this result. The avowed and ac-
knowledged candidate Of that faction has
been most awfully beaten, which is true,
and impartial demonstration ofthe secession
feeling in Missouri. Their candidate for
Governor has been beaten in a slave state
even by the Black Republican candidate
the acknowledgements representative
receiving about 2, 500 votes, while the Lin
coin candidate got about 8 700. The nomi-
nee of the regular Democracy, Claiborne F
jackson, is elected over all opposition, re-
ceiving majority over the Bell candidate
equal to the vote cast for both the Breckin-
! ridge and Lincoln candidate.
| It is useless to attempt to conceal the fact
which is thus SO clearly presented to the
country, that Breckenridge will not poll s.,
900 votes in Missouri. The humiliating
defeat that has befallen the very clever gen.
tleman who represented his cause in the re-
cent election, is proof convincing that Doug
las will carry that State by an unprecedented
majority in November next No other ex-
PLANTATION car be given to the August re-
suit, than that Breckenridge and Disunion
have no strength in Missouri We are well
acquainted with the politics of that State,
and are satisfied that the great voting mas
ses are for Douglas. A few would-be lead
ers Of the Democracy-spavined, crack
Drained, eccentric politicians, and political
mountebanks, proselyted abolitionists, and
Federal office have banded together
to oppose him, but they will be borne down BY
the irresistible food of popular opinion, and
scarcely have local habitation or name
on the sixth of November next. Dougla.
will sweep Missouri by fifteen thousand ma
jority over all opposition.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-17

an, Andrew Gulnn, UeOrSe datnelu, mos
Thomburg, Owen Moore, Asa L Wilson,
VIM Hinchman, A F McKendree, John NJ
Blake, John NJ Miller, Richard Lunceford.
John Morris, Samuel Adkins. James Will
son, Jerome Shelton, James McComas, Jas
Bias, John Chapman, Henderson Drake,
Elisha McComas, Rolin Bias, and James
Evenitt be appointed delegates to the Stauu-
ton Convention, to be held on the 10th inst.
and that j ohm A Hartman and Samuel Nj
Yost, of Augusta county James W. Davis,
of Greonbrer county, Henry L. Hopkins.
of Petersburg, Timothy Rives, and Chas.
Irving be alternatcs.
Preston. Democracy of Preston
assembled at Kingwood on the 9th inst. ;,
ratified the nominations of Douglas and
johnson. endorsed the course of Hon. Will
liam G. Brown, one of their delegates to the
Charleston and Baltimore Conventions, and
Resolved That this Convention appoint
the Hon. VIM G Brown, John Murdoch,
VIM H Grimes, DR. James II Manown, Col
Chas Hooton, James W Brown, Col. VIM
B Crane, John H Dawson, Benjamin Shaw,
Robert McCafferty, Jonathan Funk, Jacob
Basneto, Samuel r. Kisner, Jesse Spar,
Col. Robert w Monroe, Smith Crane, Il
Zottz, DR.. William H Ravenscraft. Ssmucl
Trembly, Mildly Taylor, Stephen Martin,
Cephus Jacobs, John schstfer, Abraham D
Voting, John A Ollie, and Martin l. Sohaf-
fer, delegates to represent this county in the
Staunton Convention; any one or more Of
whom are authorized to cast the vote Of the
county.
Resolved, That Messrs. Wiley II. Old
ham, Of Mouudsyille. Charles Irving and
Timothy Rives, Of Petersburg. Dr. MoAett,
Of Harrisonburg. John A Hartman, Of Au-
ssq4sta, and nd tie Hon Hon John I Hatflss. u 6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16
W PoRrER A CO., ApCTrOYEERs
"A. PEREAPTORY SALE or ElE0 NJ ROSEWOOD
S>TlNMOOb Akl WALNUT FURNITURE, ALL MADE
By MEEKs ROux a MkRCElf, IN THE REST


solid rossxod PsrIr rurn.ars covered 10 the
sa' o s1y c
Ware heavy oe the most had eis
Esn, .hns VAR lea sets Vases, "risn Ware.
sisnen Soa.sssspeS sqsi keepers and he sas
as fs ss:
Decorations DC Ac 70 be sold at publ: auction the high
ssi~ssn I slaS %
re sa ss scs 81 ss
positively sold ready By clock on the morn
SUPERIOR we've. o.Tpss .hrss mssalaosn ssd rosewood
sa se IN S. end md ,R
easy Chair n m9ase sra sn Srcc.ss a,s solid
crimson and n.rocn ..,in large and extensive
s.. ss win x 4e ,ss A5ss :oa
psn.;sy carved rosewood Pier and side fsss VIII
ps ass or 5. % a.asr
.s.ss esss Ii. he Sg :ss .a
sIpsssv. l.ndscsp,s painted order France ssndc.ns
Il sl-ro. g match q y is.i eo.l $50 sssyr
snsve variety Of Vi PaIunss BY nsve asuss such - lana
scsps. winter scens. marine View :crp.ur pieces
pleasing collection superior Panotos city
round sS plate and rchy sss VIII pearl being valuable
and costly in.rumen worthy o. inspection piano
Cover DINING rosms.s velvet ,.ps:ry o.sps. i sood
nsr marble top fancy Tsbls Eirrors sofs Beds yhsrs ia
hafeot suit IN ooy India ssin together viii Al
Goblet. And pecsnisr. o match rich csns ss ana asnss
dnuer HAlyeru
Cake Bsskes Casters Coffee and Tea Urns Spoons Forks
por stand superior table cuii &C. Chambers and
Costly solc and mahogany Bedsesds Staiua
marble top Bureaus Va hstands and Co nmodes match
% csn e% % = %sSs
ingram CApes betroom Mrrors Clocks foale. Towel
rany ss,onet ehsr kncksrs scfs. Halls md. tea and
Of Basement and Kitchen Utenss Ac Ac with which the
sale viii The sale OF The above furnture
wboui regard 10 seah~r Responsible ptrs,n vii be IN
sendsnce 20 psck and ship The articles gong chr
reasonable charge Deposits satisfactory auctoneer
viii be required frnm AL pure Terms only
money brkAb'e IN this viii In payment OF
5Ala sAe positive without regGd osweather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

T. BLEnCEHR ArcrroNEER
a ABSOLUTE SAiE Ov - HARLEM LOTS on rTnh
and sisth lDsh I'M lsa and ssh sr~esA r.
sept y, 81 ~ c'ccck At the Ner-hsns~i yrchsnr~--
On rirh svepue-8 r1 q issth ssr~psa
On rrh svenne-s lub ss.esn lszh and isxsh ar ss
On s,n avcnne- lots on We corner Of iSuh street.
o. isrh stre.t-e oss ss feet eas q sinh
On ls& <trrct-< rs 1s0 prurxh av~unes
% 1874 s,re~t2 n lu0 feet ess, Of rim Avenue
On f5<h st~st-A on q. and q 100 feet ena os Ifnh
n -
On iSh ~ress-ia icss 100 fee esss II rinh avenue
nsny he above lcA Ars On Ne beautiful plane % The m
The re>16~uce ,h~n Hpnry Han Eso., A.
cesssd. and ~ h~iiea sisss II Hsr~m, As firA
avenue hnR severed aad planted viii eisgAnt aae tres
Ahove Mourt Movrfa squar~.
sAis Positive 70 rns HieHhsi siDDER.
Map~. so. Al No. P1se direct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

An exuhnrunAry oppor unity for purchaser
% Monday, Sept H. n l0x O'Clock.
BY catalogue,
private Resceuce No lss twenty Ora, stre>s
Afe~ doors vesi Of Seventh svenue.
BY order M ktecutosbe entire magnificent Furniture Of
The house. vhrh is beautifully Furnished throu sho
wool csk and mahfany. AL OF shch hasinf bean
made " order less than four mcnths ago valuable and
srs.n, eoaeccn o. hronrs Paintings marble Groups ani
Bust, Nsses &c 1he shole will be positively without
rain shine Offering exrsorSiasry 70
hose n want OF superb furniture and house furnishing
ucss, smoux which rurtah suin rich msfaf,lou
ak velvet three fun PUior su u, solid rosewod
covered IN green ard gold. and crnsoe and mar,on
all msde order and In perfect condition. stsuNry marble
np cenrs and sofa rsbes superb rrvnch pier
Mirrors silk and sre Cur; Eerer~s
18th marble tops and mrr dcors Reception THAR n satin
kscreorri masni0cen, ~ octAve WOOL PaDofo-te
s,co Ana coser hasaA Carpe superb artistic Bronrea
marble rtstusry sn Psinfings rich
wood bedSssda Drca<nx Burcans n<rAle
~oos Armour. rosewood Chamber suiA FrencA Chaira
Tee tetes browne cocts ChAivx velvet and ksAr
cloth Ore hair hsiiresses and Beddns Lous6e n velvet
teneon Inning Table lsf set Bu1~ top
OAK Chairs rich FRENCH China slvcrwarc ruby and crystal
Cut Gass &C Purchasers VII full descriptive Gaia
icgues ct The bouse deposit Win b required Of All par
chssers sale commences ~ 0k prects~ly
RussELL W WRsTCOrT Auesone>r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

fyoRPoRArroN NOTICE THE srxcr Al. COMMITTEE
~ - vsxv~rcy acrcctrd ~ the pcarc Of Ah~snen WI
room 40 cay Hal % MONDAY I'M psa u oelc
~ purpe II taking nto conderstos ths suhec
nirussed 70 them
pnsrs on Fo~e Coxnmisopsr~ for the
DISTRICT 10 lansing the srres ard crrmwueus OF all
fo,vS ms ma vsS n - this crg hereby 90
uhsd 70 pressri Il he above mectooed time and pacc
"'-0'' nTcH AID RaRRv. , 49,,
S soss s = Tb1tIisAou }oeSsiass.
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MATRIMONIAL,

A oRrrIKMAH, WARS or ACE, or STRICTLY
q s>say hahva college ednc~ora- Aad - far ~ s
aprec~epsirs appeafnace esd msnse<s travelled ths
wtcae COB speska ETA lsrsusees ertrvseiv us HIS
snnR hastns ~ sAses bua.
- u 10 wat q viss VIA . tind dspc.xcn and
phensng erfsrcr no haurhky beary IA 6pme<Aine
sve~ % nie help Rim Anw Rcws Aie snswsrv sddrrd
vt fcrv dan 0msws bon ~ Hsrad cnss en- soss -
ssoon6ed 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

On lih and I'm 7Tth 7Hh and TNh bei,nrsnr
the essie of Frances Hrodrfcks. decexs~d-
A BLEEcKkR. son co, viii sell auction on Tues.
day, Sept Is, ~ II O'Clock the Merchants kxrhanxs-
ON iltn sva los IN ~ .. be ~sen 77h and Tsh stAL
On liih az, 0ts .. between 18th and 7eth
On l2fh sv- lcA r. ., bet ~eep 7sth and Tgth
On l1h az, lots On o. between 77.h and 7<h
On lhh Az. 1lrs on IN e.. OF 7Tth 81
On nh q. - lct1 o ant o. between ih And fnh
On Tsh -. ~ loo and q between lin and Ina
with mansion
on 7e,h q. - lots . q, between I'm an IHA ava
On Tsh at. l1fs on n q 100 n frh
lie sye valuable urupery has tesn the Of
hr HeDdrfrks family Tor and al egbly
Immediate Ib- Lard slopes beautfulvtn the river
waer rghn 90 Which enbrscing front o AZ bscsss
Ing 400 - west ~ l2h Of Immense value ~
sod In secuons Tsh p Wide ara Il n2sr-s r-sdes
cubed gut.srrt and uged 70 the river. Ths PROBABLY
one q the by esst tracts for sale IN the cg and lee ii
tbs Of rurrf H1t~l sdjonfns o Mayor
Wood The terms w BE- liberal AMI large privileges -
allowed purrh The lille unexc-ptrnable and o,~
u olden Island
SALE ABSOLUTE
MACS and full psrcu BE he'd At No Pine street
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ucrroN NOTICE HOUSEHOLD ruNr1TuRR
"A 9?yed wsh us.cs esre ~ 30 sNHAus Fm,.nrr m.
Ill ana lis Wonl Eleventh between mn aud
sirA av~oues rurDsnre hcred ~ shtpp~d an pa, q
he World rtarcfcrtrs mivro~s paiunes naiuSry china
waecas and CArs ~ 81 korA NorAge for furniture Tugn.
tsS bsso>t - os0aiasa An ~ b. poG s1ses1ed 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

CORPORATION NovrCv--THR COMMITTEE on rrRH
~ psrsvsmsn, Of the Hoard n Aldermen win Mon
day. the iTn Inst O'Clock n " take TITO cmsd~r
s.oc Ne soejes rsaass 70 The ekccu q Io emsn q IA
auessd 70 snssd hs Chamber Of ~ Board Of Aldermen.
JANE JAMS 4 sk Ssnnf' Srrs Drpslsnsas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

A roTrcs TO rBE PuBiLcL--rRrsH WHISKY
a Prom my large importation In 1854 enabled 70 Offer
whllsy ior he seasm 90 sl, nps ssr pcess.ns eh
nse are invited 70 supg hemselyss s..y CENTS PEI bottle
- % per rsDos. JOHN MeAuIlvFk - Naasau street.
TRIsH wHrsKKys SCOTCH wHTsKHrs-sPEcIAL
fc<ice-t have 10 sArk iarre supply of rrsh whs
ksy, imported Bcon Angus 1887 aso II puncheona
par IN tond Ase scu<ch whhkey, IN sAeauev oiaarow
Whhksys n vew 1o~k wni BE- end pure, an< rsaeecs
Az o.Sons- ru sosiiss n opcrso BrsnSes vintage i
. sss aH' win'' ha"' "a f'1 Ar A. vrs- .r..,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
A COTTAGE RESIDENCE
WATER FRONT WORTH rHE MONEY"

oner for my residence Co-munpaw one and
half from Jersey City ferry BY horse railroad good Two
story and attic House hed in with brick built year,
IN thorough repair small barn, hepery &C. with about -four
city lots Ihis property commands enc view OF Statss
Island Fort Hamilton, the karrows Bediowis Governors
and Kh lsands Brohlyn New York and jersey CITY, good
bathing boating hsh,g oyeterng Ac Price S50O Terms
cary Any persnn wishing homestead good neigh
borhood me drives schools and churches annual
OF 1850, including Insurance and the time
pure Call at commun Metropolitan Hotel New
York. Also for sale, first class Sail Bna "a
BY huck; Row Boat 10 feet keel built by Gary WIN
Ter. Possession immediately. CHARLES LELAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

f,ouNrRy BOARD wAxrvp-rH A PRIVATE FAM
~ bms pleasant neishhcrhood about hfsy miles r. IN
rew rc9k. for married lady. vino wish~s " hnf
where she could have The comforts ~ home during
the pcrayy absence ~ her husband and where osher
tcarders taken Address stating terms moisn,
lo-slhy means kc ~ Y. O. station D. New Yosk
Pee; cnre Referesce required
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PER- SON AL

PERSONAL
Et.23D,- oHLIDGE ME BY RtTuRNtN MY ADDRESS.
VI with the note, they written In hlsy moment
exhibition. l.. u.
INFORMATION WANTED CP CAPTAIN GRIswoLD
Master " the ship Csmhri' ~ VII fIher Cover
OF Connecticut Any inform ton vii be thankfully
csived by hts niece arrived Engia-d, Elzs
Schmidt formerly Miss Robertson of Mr. John Adams IS
Mercer hew York.
INFORMATION wANTkD-OF MARY HEALy. PARISH
Of cheragh county ork Ir-sni: when last heard from
living With Mr. cold fatcon kew Jersey tidinRs
o. her viii be thankfully received by her sister sn John
0Rren AT No s66 Cherry street New York Who III
health and not expected 70 lie long, ana has things TO
leave her
Mr.. JOIN X sCULLs. PLEASE TO CALL on Mr..
Nl Dennis Hennessey, No 205 Hamilton avenue. south
Brooklyn.
AR THOs NJ. JAMES WILL PHASE CALL AT 2s5
Nl Broadway, early on Monday, and ooige, j. r. ID.
THE LADY WHO PICKED UP A VALUABLE Ola.
mond Bracelet AZ the Academy OF 9usc Friday
u wei known by returning L. 10 the owner. Ma Irene
Mscresdy at las Eighth street. abe viii receive - and
que sions Asked.
yIANTED TO ApopT-A FINE HEALTHY BOY FROM
w birth. but French. Englsh ns~d
apply. Address b. NJ. c. station Is, stailng where
view may be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

1Vo ExcHANoy-yoR A FIRST cfAs HOUSE. on 4
country ssm new 70 Nev ycyt -four new neAiuw pstss1
brown ssore Houses which vf s~Nys pay Ger 60
Their vsustou Arr differences wfr e. psi1 - ensA DE-
otk &HOLDhN, No : Pine srees and l,s<< Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16
VXYM. Writer'S NORTHUMBERLAND sELL rHrs DAY

WM. Writer'S AuII1ONEKK-W1LL BELL THIS DAT,
w Monday at O'Clock at 454 Canal street. the enlare
rurriue Of large house parior suit mahossny and other
ipes centre side and other Tables pier Ants
Mirrors Brussels Tapestry three ply and ingram Carpet
walnut and o'her Bedsiesds hair spring and other Mares
plain Wasbsands toilet glass dive
Ware; wRrdrobes, bookcase Dining ktc fur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

DAwNRROKERE sALE.-MONDAY. SEpT. II, BIZ
JOHN MORTIMER, auctioneer at store Is East BroaA
way fhstham street. large assortment Of unredac
ed pledges viz SILK DeAine Calico Dresses Coats Pants
Yeats Quilts, Blankets Sheea Beds Plowp DC -
by order Of ID. O. FERGUSON, Iva varick street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

WAxTyp TO PuRcHAsE-A suAIL Hcusn. srTM
w AL TIE modsn inprvvrpeuss beawees riry snd -.
usih streets and FirS and Una aseuUea 49, VIZ -
scfpslon and rrses, - Meow c~xa eswssr . VrsA =
Liberty street. N.M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

E,oR siLE-THE WE'LL KSowS wToorNs Horu.
Crrsy rssrd ruad Long Island. IL roa1
ard dise ont OF The city four miles from Brooklyn o~s
mile frouhe Brooklyn and Fisibh CITY Railroad depsf:
eommuncston 10 he cy coutnusy The property enbr~re
about W city on ~ acres ot rrourd lad out In vegetable
frun and flower rsrcen The house barre double
tr~~s feet front BY IS with mall exensos s~v~r
ben s-d boarding house PaxxAs three ades Baru
sheds Ac-: also superb Bowling Aneya Would
beautiful and desirable private country sesf ~ the
beautiful ard healthy localities 10 the vicinity Yorx
frvn hry 70 forty wiruses drive from he csy;
liberal. Apply 70 Gen p. a. CROOWE E Fuli,n stre~s
Brookyn. 90 II. wf00fNs the premiseA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16
COUNTRY BOARD.

DoApp AT YoNwgRs-rHE supscRrsRR mas
ID ~ ko,rs vsc.ted THIS dsy ten minutes wsk ess q
depot walnut mn nns vsev, % eudh z~n S for fur
ther particulars inquire Of DWIGHT Bishop, Sss Haisu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

LIME ARTs-TBE cTrAMoRHcyLOP PAINrfSas
II which exhiotioa In Palace 0sricn Music Hall
wonderful prpduions Of Araic ak and reject
the 1tv who painted them. They rrpre~eat o The
exciinr % the domestic Hstory Of The
Renovation and several of the amusing incdenis which
happened no@s frrfnx tlmea The hrst ~ the
archie Horrible Burherv of Jane McCrea Captain of
Iiooofeuga ror The Bride Killed By British Sodie Bscspe
o. ksntuchy Martin Ire Pr-schsv, surender q cornvaa
ara sAhtnrons Trur,phAl Kntyy IN New vork TIE most
amusing and aughsble The Bcv Her, 0eneru
Hor~ewkspped Nancy Hart end anguir Auction The
south Altogether hey tbe mos interssune Exhibition
ever OF Tered 70 the pubic of New Nork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

L,rvvH AvxNUE-roR BALE THx ryw AND rrr.
giant drx cl.ss byowu Hnrse NO ssz rtfh
aok vsinu, stslr~ rop>wpd dnos
buih ny Days surk for prfvsse DIH0kk H0LDEN
No Pine street. and ,2ts Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

mo rlorR orHRArvRs rrLrERs AYD CAPITAL
b0-For sale cei~hrHfef Ns>omsne Nnh ms v~l~
able snd prrdnsivs vrrperr % syorsh kso~n
nonr N su.ss
y Dane County ne csnvs q isc great whrN growing ans
road. With SIDE vHrk " the min door The NH driv~u -
large wheel With . sup~r~bundase~ N v~sev 4. -
drfesa asos IL las four n and enparv 4 ~
barress per Dry Tie hrtns q stone most ubssssaiI
srered and elegantly finished At cost exceeding 6D,
kAs1Qk. ~ Wa street, New ycrk. n 70 Ca 6Eo163 q
WALKER Mnvprhee Wisconsin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

J. unNOR TAYLOR 90 AUCTIOHEERa-
"A. Aucon Nooce. Household Furniture &c &C Al Pubic
sale On 9snday september Is commencing al lO o'clox
ing No q Wss ksAseoth street. Fifth avenue conss
so two elegant Pianofores worthy attention fariousrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

A sACRIFICE-THE GREATEST EVER ovFERED TO
"A the public. One Of the best Houses Lots on ~
north side OF 1hreh street. Third
sold for cash House 20x50 feet three story
counter cellar furnace in and all the modern
leverage and built h the day. Price $3.50 Reu
$50 per yea~ Mortgage 5000 paid on ard
may be purchased all furnuisbed II required
No agent need apply JAMES FErTRETCH,.27 East Thk-
teth itreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

TEREMPToRY sHERIFF'S 6ALE-BY ORDER or TEE
L Supreme Court-The attention OF Capitalists and oshsrs
called by JAMES NJ MILLER auctioneer uuAer
the direction Of John KEEL Sheriff. Sc sday septem-
Der IS at IL O'Clock, at the Msrchanis Exchange Of the Ara
class Dwelling house and Lot No s. East Twenty FIRST reot
Gramerey Park containing all the modern improvements
alb To hlrheat bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

DAwrBROKER'S EALE-B. LEVY 90. WILL SELL
Wednesday September H. al John Morimor's Is EAa
grosdwsv corner Of Caihsrine street large M OF vsuebs
Gold and blvor Watches Hangs BreAspins Rings Chaina
NechAces Bracees Gold and silver Pencs siver and Pia
ted ware and other articles mention 6Aio
70 Commence at II O'Clock. BY order Of B. LEVY co. GS
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CLOTHIKG.

A BErrnn CHANCE roR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A 70 cnvers their cAst "a CDshag into csshI rsoeveds
pay the following prces-rrum - " 80 for sax Dr~es;
Cchmercs Rsreprs paid for sccnrrnsy ru0 81 70 oS
Pants from % " s1 for OoaAs sD Carpe rurnure Jew
cry he addressed 10 q. M Seventh avenue. bcweca
o. Ladies attended 70 by Ma -
A CARD.-0ENTLEvKr's NEW AND LEFT OFF
~ Clothing purchssed for he Western srte In large
small oa Gail II the store a1dre0 Thomas ID. Conroy
Centre ~r~et NJ BherchAns taior having any hAnA
wtli please sddre~s ~ above.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


ACADEMY OF DANCING AND oALrsrHEMcs-MK.
1Ss MSs rs'gss Ss ve sDow NJ. g
Esssh sree, Prooslyn d nos oosa o While !. i u.
and fsshlouase Dances carefully imported the ply
eTsrclss IN cssS-niss issnsd counisrss, .xiwsrsne
every p.a o 6. ". .aa ps
70 .cconmodais parties who msy form cAsses a her rea
ssr p'Ss s0o0 OF sae' mo ao-Aem oau
A DoDwoKrHs DANCING ACADEMIES
"A; S' BrosdwAy New Ycrh
wEpSfspS sfs and saTpRpAys tn New Yors-
49,, TUESDAYS .., and .kIpAYs ~ Broosyn
connsaos IN New iorf. sept ~
In addition 10 the Court Qusdrie Prince imp-rsle Ever
green E.yre and osAsr social d.s,ss Minae oa..,e In
DopwoRIH variety Of ne--r dsncs. S,i es sroush. for
es sdAsied % The devsopsmsni Of graceful movement
Circular Of terms 40. may be had at ether Academy
A RRu KFs' A1ApEMY ,sel sRoosE STREET.
The hall with reception dressing d pracicing ada
All De issouss. s.aess VII e yod iced together with
ne new 'na PRINCE sisa' r TsSs SSasst RUSSO
Ladies' Bsss III EsDA Us and TRrpAYs. 30sP.M
c,nar.r. wrpsf ss%ss' .ss e sslS:piys sssrM
f.s sSa s soSs no oosspsS ~
tbs fashionable dance. taught IN ocs ccurse o. e.sos
r. H sIyEas, pAscIse .oADxxr no. So Pull
pupns and rmsuop Of claes Lti~s Al three fnestaT
masters % WEDNESDAY ard ssar.y .srnooos ro~ .srss
aoply ., The academy send FOE . circular.
~ wRroHTs DANCING ACADEMY, SIS BROADWAY
". Jones' A. ernbly open for the seasnn on
tuesday October The have
fus frescoed thoroughly painted Ac Every fashionable
dance vii be taught Academies and private cisscs
tended
NUnARr CHRAP DANCING ACADEMY. ~ BowKRy
~ Leens 81 per ncoth Mondays and rnursdsyA and rues
and SATURDAYS ii occcE a 8 oolnch solrosa AdmaAncs
. cent? Private ies.ons q censs
U,ERrvRo's DANCING ACADEMY
IT - WE~T FOURTEENTH STREkv, NEW YORK,
III opsn for instruction October schools and private
claascs attended In and out Of town Circulars Be had ~
the Acsdsny.
IyrrIoRovEs DANCING ACADEMY. 26 Er0HrH
III avenue. Twenty hrs, street t1as>e~ win be open
The o. pupils Thursday september r. Days
and Thur~fsvs afternoon and evening.
All TIE fashionable dances taught Apply above. N. y
ssnf rg -rre~ VII be vven on Thursday evening.
s~rten Der n 81 po'clcch.
rEoTARDs DANCING ACADEMY. THIRD AVE.
81 pue Rsah Dad a. pot Mr. LEONARD respectfully
fosms friend. hs public hu his School vii reopen
fnr the October Days 81 tritn Wsdne~ts ssd
r. " for ladies and masters ocloct for
iads aud genem~n. The nr assembly OF the scsacn viii
vcnday Oc.n~r rs and win be continued every
other Ncpdsy evening during The season.
COUNTRY BOARD.
DoARD AT yoNKERs-rHE supscRrsRR HAS A
ID n wscsfet his dNy minutes wsk ess q
Wr.lm A.. A. f.x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-16

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