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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
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5 9cuars per Monat. ""'H'aPL 5aelear NIT
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sur Srtetiluns isbsr nasven gusfunft. g,,r,s.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01

Jtsine aite ilnpUrtirte
SSeine. SiqmDrs NIB @i9arrem.
untsr Der Sirma
M'KEEVER & BRICKEN.
unb tperOen in ibrem StOre, SO. A Gr6ana,
5Ctel. 9earl Ctr, 9tdmono. 0o..
FUR ei, 6plse Elm lets rei6baltiscs Qaacr fubreu RON inn
p~prttrttI Ino inl6npilhen 80 ~ y"
Weinsn, liquors unr Gisarrsu,
HOnpOn @crtsr, Gectd Qle.
SarOincs u. +. NJ,
auf fpe!hc grtifel bieIelbcn bic @utnel elamfeit ibr,r Rrr,rh,
une beS sssbrten 9uSlitams btn;uptlsn lid erlaubsr. REM
lelben aber aub ;u9leidD hte Serlidcruua oebenS. noS isnrr
bel uns setaufte srhfeL ais d6t s~aran.irt aerSen lam nns
uaN ltcen, &beilt Der Stapt frei ine 5aus s~elitfert rnire.
&Ier. Nc Reeprr,
9baS. 9riden.
Ma- Or, 8riden srtaubt lid leinen 8reatsen b,
InSetse 81 nla6sh, oaB CT oaS ieitper son t6m tetricbent
6erer> nne Seesnss Serltbsrun9S> grI9dft furtltssn nire.
SetIe Sfltees btltnSet i3 jset in bcm Stprt Ser Srrrrn
WeStseser u, Sr6tn. "
Ma Serii6sruustn aItsr art unb in BEN brueu
Selsil4attsnt sroen biat9it bofelSt IN taeaer6enpmmeu
SDsSsa 8srltasruns (Sniurancej pcn6e man lid an
Or. Srtden,
Np. 4 Grhanae 6ptel eDsarIhr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
Sefommtmn6mmoem.

9fsuss Soarcinshaus une easerbisr. 0irtbIbaft.
Yer untrrSeitnste bat an Der 17ten Struse.
penn Biitnidrtt Srgsriter, elm neues Suad- u.
5cdretn9s pans sr6Hnet. has sr lsinen grsun
ern unr Dem Yutlitum im @assmsinen bsIenl
empieblt.
Sn Dem SarrUum eieics neu eina,ridtetsn
oauies ttno Rsts @strdnfe a0sr 2lrt unp better
Sudlttat gu BADEN, beipnpers r~npfsbi. abr elm
9tas sutes eaysr.@tet
q. Oincnnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
Neue @trtbfboft
unc

9a8erbter Gallon.
Dem publitum Die ersebsnie an,eise, bas Der
ulterici6nete in ieinem 0auie am Nlten Worft
Dem Stl&marft se9eEabsr, cine gBirtblboft nrkit
ea8ertirr'S alOn erri&tet bat, wpSelbtl sr Nd,
frsuen wirc, feline 5reuure unO has UusIituu i'm
Naesmrinen rit ben beIfen getrSnfen btSi,nrr
~ tSnren. EIprrnre mtG..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01

DER unterSei6nete empieblt h6Hithft Irtnen
6reunoen uno benz publitur; fsin aue9ecebntes
rtlh anseisetes Eager BON 9iqueGren unp 81.
|9arren, ctrett imp"rtirte iranSrflhe 8utb. IN,
Ssie'W etne, @bamlAener, Wialaaa, Sberrs unr
Wtaoetrd gSsine, auer Nrteu Sranntreins, lpbts
typ's, bpuduo. Sin, Stun unr ein q, o1ortirt,s
Wager BON 5apana unp e~inbelmi1ten Gioarren.
Sauptldlit nber tmpfiebit er alien Qistbobern
Sce puren beutI6sn Nrbenfaftee Icihen dttsn
8heinwein, Su baben bel autn Suantitdtcn unp
b,uiaeu 9,rsiIen.
au6 d&ten 9imtureers uno S6wstvr.S6fe.
Sarpines II. +. 4
@e6tes Seltsrltr- g8dfsr.
Nue Befeauneeu pernen nit Danf rmrfdnocn
unr nufS pinttlttite ausssflbtt. gBtscerYertGus
lern %DerLanfe id sn Den tiu,aien Yreiien.
g. @n90enbeimerH
supporter ron reutlhen u. frnnjSilhen @einen
unp Srnreies.
unb'
Havana x Domestic Cioals.
Nr. llS 6rantltnitl. Swiidsn Der IA. II. 10.
nahe @opernprRr.
Das eeut6e Sublifunt, inebcfpnbere abtr sBitberps-Fauf,r
98tpIeiaIr. @eitdft aufnerfiant sen,ldt unS crflldSt. bic SSHH
preiswiretsen Seadren eieies ntueu gtabIiIrntsnts ,u ycrGI.
zen. tbe ne in anSersr bietsen Oter ~ntrbIiden Sduiern ibrt
SsSn ! 4 EiSps sr,,;s msn r. Snotrsn serStentt fOlssnOs @rtit:I
6rau3oiiiHe Sraupies uno 8otEpeint,
Gbampa8ner ldi. Surtenl,
Stbeins uno MolI Reine,
Nue Scrien Mbistes, Gin,
peah mo &ppir.Branop.
Gae Scrten Giqr:ure (GoroinIs), ais: &iimmeI
Inis. Gtipntb, CURACAO &c. &c.
Mae Scrten 6auana :mp Domcftc Cigars ~
iebem @rsiir. GYn&turs &autabat, ale Sprten
8auGtabot, SUrbiues &c. &C.
I'm frsuubIibrn 9aiuruh e. @uootrS.ir.,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
Neue Deiuante !

@trtBfd9@ffss9 GaSeGge.
Weinen Jrsunpen uup Betaunteu,. iprit benz
sslammten prblitum pie erSebeue Nu,et9e, pae
lt an Der 9ds Der 8. u. 8runefreet sintn
Sdgerbters 9 aIccn
ertfnst babe uuO iupe hermit aue mrine Qanoe.
Isute freuneiiGf gum Ssiu4 o~erIelbeu Elm.
d. u. MYsrs,
G|e Ger 8. uno SrcapIfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
M~ONTlCELLO HOTEL
Simcn Steirlsin

Nc. l6a SrCaS<, iptihen Der 6. unp 7. Straae
Dem eurHrsiftnbrn @ubtifum Miro bisI,s lieu onoericbtst.
pOtel ssitfns %tmptosieH. Die SDirtSibaft SeIItlbtn it nit BEN
s0tsrsiiSltrn @eltantsE aasaeitatts:. 5Onitiss GrfriIaunsen
.Eops uns lsraumjse SaoI piro Del sorfsHmtnSm 96Qcr
btl.taS e~npfS6leH.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
NN elnwein! Mheinmein1

dbstnwetn! 8betnweim!
unlern 6reunren, ionic bonn peutlben Nubli.
num- uoerbanpt, trlnrben MIR uns auf unlsr reid.
balti9es uuO wOblafOrtirtes Eager edter 8bein-
meme aufmsrtlam su maiden. Wir per oufen
o%lelelben ttute unb 9arantiren fir bic @6t6eir
sinsr ieben Sorts.
@autbterH pfabtr
Gr. rs 0faias 5trasr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
is 4" @ttterS.

DgsdtdtI" cutters.
Gin ausSasi&netsr Nrtitsl BON 6htem
Stouabton'S SittFrs. fir Die Bar uno ,um
Seitfsebrau6. Gum Sertdufe in n-JBen unp
tisincn Suautit6ten bei
McSeeper u. Srtden,
Netu, 9iqusur rnb 6aoann.@ EXPERIMENTATION
Nr. 4 Grhanse 9olel 8uilotna,
Nfdrl Gtrnhc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
Scdrpers S~oarpers!

Scdroers SoarperSi
Ourb uebsrnabme bee an mein Sctal an.
lren5enren ssraumissn @obnbdules bin i'd in
oen Stdno 9el'Bt, elmer weitsrsn Nn,obl Boar
oers bequ"n,e 3immer einri6ten ;u f6nnsn.
9terauf Nefsttirsnee bite i'd Ilstalp BEL mir
ppr3uiprs6en. s. Rarrtaufen, aat.
(Win 0emen Shortly
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01
Sin9er'S
Nib- Ma[hi

Dle 9rUae nnS imnis. n1tk-
lts's'nOe YrpuIaritd, BON
SINGERS 0~dbmaieirta
I~SsI BIER AIs in europa, in
pc Sslfc ggDtesluns fur Otrt IN
Superl9rttatdt , ade anbsrsn
Sstarilsen 0tal3tden. Rdbmas
Imlnen tohnen fretli1 au6 Bill.
Tiger 1etauftm.rhsn 81 =
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01

Girise quite 8oarDere,
Fncer I'm Wep' Nartst 6OteI Der uutsrSei6nrttn
rrsunrltGe 3tmmer unb euten Sparp.
StdbetbDfsr II. 6dusIer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-01

Weis- und Lager-Bier -Brauerei.
Die unterjtidnsten linp iset IN ben Staul
Isfsst. Die orrren Birtbs unO pas geetrte pnbf'
turi nit Weis. uno 9a9ertier eilner 8atritatio.
iu ben %ttutsftsn 9rrlien tsOienen gu t5uusn.
SrersS per 6ab cper Dubeno bittrn mir BEL
pm. SteiuIein abjugeben.
s. 8tber II. CONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14
A d. CAULKINs, AUCTIONEER.
IA. MORTGAGE SALE.
Rich and costly Household Furniture,

Elegant rosewood Pianoforte,
Rosewood PArior SHIFTS In brocAte, III
Valuable Paintings, Artistic Bronzes Marble Groups &c
This day Thursday, Nov. IL at the elegant private resi-
dencc 2l5 West fourteenth street EGhh avenue,
Commencing at l01S o'cio, /.
The sale comprises the entire contents Of the house. The
elegant parlor furniture made solid
rosewood The whole will be sold the hgh bidder
cash. Offering induce
furniture Of the house nearly new aud be sod
close the mortgage.
Elegant rosewood octave Pianofore all modern
improvements, overstruug bass pearl keys, &c;
Cost $3.50.
Rtch rosewood Stool covered IN satin, and embroided
Cover three elegant fu Suits Of rosewood Paor Furniture
IN rich brocade and SATIN Rosewood Eegeres splendid and
costly Parixn Ornaments rich Vases, &c magn
collection OF Paintings Turkish Chairs
In hne reps rosewood Centre and Side marble top Tables
richly carved.
Chamber Suits, In rosewood and mahogany. Bureaus,
carved Bedsteads Washsaads sofa Beds
to order and in excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consisting Of fine oak Extension
Table Slverware, rich China Ivory and Silver Cutlery
Forks Spoons &c, with engraved
Of every description. Sale positive. BY virtue Of cha,te
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SALES AT AUCTION.
NJ, CHAPMAN A CO.. AUCTIoNEERS.
rars opportunity for housekeerers aud dealers
HOUSEHOLD


Mas Tas opportunity for housekeerers aud dealers
HOUSEHOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Inc properly OF family declining housekeeping,
II, on this day Thursday. Nov. H. y l0,s o'clock,
81 me residence Of Lemuei Clark Esq., No " Steeath
street between Fkth and sixth avenues,
catalogue comprises the largest aud richest assortment
OF Household Furniture offered ut auction this Sale
perempory Every article positively sold TO the highest
SUPERB SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
RosEWsooD pARLoR SUIT
VELVET CARPETS. BRONZE CHANDELIERS
BUFFET. CHINA, GLASS SILvERWARE,
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY BEDROOM FURNITURE,
Parlors-kosewood Suits covered With silk brocate viz
Arm Chairs, Reception Chairs. Tctcacte. Sofas
With satnwood; secrcaie AMI Bookcase ate glass
Centre Tatles TO match the Suits Work Table
laid with PEARL antique and gothic Reception Chairs
vered witn lnda satin Kings Patent Reclining Chairs
eminent artists two superb Marine Views by Keche Holy
raMi copy OF tho celebrated painting in the Louvre Gal
ery rAris; Winter Scene, Fruit Piece French Line En-
avngs embroidered Lace Curtains, Bronze Clock marble
Va ~ OCTAVE hnsKwOoI PiANOroRTE,
CANTERBURY STOOL AND COVER;
walnut Hats,and, Chairs Olclo Velvet Stair Carpet Sill
wrrAed Rods Dining Rocn-Hertz Extension Table
gteces solid srerware Sheffield Table Cutlery silver plated
Caster spoons Forks Napkin Rings Coffee Urn, Savers
IaDle Linen Bedrooms Rosewood Dressing Bureaus,
Hcdstends style OF Louis XIV; Commodcs Washstands
pstsnt spring Mattresses. Il pair woolrn Blanksts "a
Sheets, 50 Pillow Cases. Count-rpanea Mctsraw's Sofa
Bedstcad Chairs Rockers Corner Stands Asoa the Fur
nlurc OF tne servants apartments wishing to at
poftAn Hotels take the Fifth
OF and Sixteenth thA
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!, NOVEMBER IA, l8e1.-TR1PLE SHEET.
AMUsE We " Ty.


nARNuM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
GREAT CHANGE OF ATTRACTIONS.
LAST DAYS AND CLOSING EAhlhlrioN
WHAT Is TIT OR MAN MONKEY,
ALBlN0 FAMILY,
SEA LION
The three most extraordinary cses found on the
ohethes'''es which the public have never tired OK see
ing and which amusing and interesting that
they never wiz tire If them yet hey leave here " give
place TO other novelties.
LEAVE riiE MUSEUM on TUESDAY. NOV 10.
and whoever fails seeing them before that time
wII.I.'BE FOREVER TOO LATE.
TIN then they will be on exhibition u all hours day and
evening, III also that marvellous animal,
THE LIVING HfPfOPOTAMUS,
OR, RIVER HORSE,
from the River Nile in Egypt animal celebrated In
cient and modern, sacred ana prot ne history,
THE GREAT BEHEMOTH OF TIE Sculptures.
whose size and here strength figured Job,
char x In these words:Hs csepmeth iron and
brass as rotten wood and who also says
upon THE EARTH THERE IS NOT HIS LIKE"
II worth four nes the price OF admission to the Mu-
this wonderful animal yet he is with
all the above for the ring sum Of - cents and also tho
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON. LIVING ELkPHANT TUR.
TIE LIVING MONSTER SNAKES LIVING HAPPY
FAMILY, GRAND AQUARIA, Astounding with living Fish
OF the most and Interesting species aid million ohe
curoscs from OF the globe beside that new
and universally admired drama,
THE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT
which has been st three weeks TO crowded and
delighted houses, and will be repeated
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
AZ ) and TX o'clock
Admission to all, 70 centa Children under ten Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

UCTION NOTICE.-BURNHAMs FURNITURE Ex.
"A press and Packing Establishment I3 West Eleventh
street. between Fifth and SIKH Furni
ture boxed and shipped to all Of the world Covered
wagons for. removing furniture and the county
Furniture stored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14
A SSfGNEE'S sAIE.-HANDsOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
IA NITURE AT PUHIL1sAUCTION
POSITIVE PEREMPTORY SALE OF


This day Thursday November IL at II ociok precisely
the beautiful Parlor Dining Room Chamber and Library
FurnHre in the dwelling house 66 East
street. between Lexington aud Fourth avenues all which
new having been recently made and
adapted TO fashionable and elegantly furnished residence
English Velvet and Tapestry Carpets Par
Tor Suits comprising three full suits richly all which
covered In rich silk bro ate green
best Descriptions rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish
Chairs covered in green silk brocate rich Landscape
Shades rosewood Etcger style of Louis XVI rich
Paror Ornaments two elegant ranofortes Music
Cabinet Stool and Cover elegant Bedroom Suits
comprising Bedsead, Bureaus Wsshsand Comniodes and
Centre Tables Spring and Hair Mattresses Boers Pillows
mahogany Sofas Lounges Chairs, Rockers Beseads Blu
reaus, Tables Mirrors, Clocks Blankets black wanut
fe Bookcase Chairs and Tables GLASS; China and Silver
ware, Table Cutlery Hall Stand and Chairs Chandelier &c
Catalogues at house, Sale positive rain shine
can have their Goods cartei packed shipped by reliable
persons who Val be In attendance for that purpose.
ALBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN Co, AUCTION.
IA eers-Assgnce's sale 81 Household Furniture. Rose
wood mahogany and blick walnut Parlor Chamber and
Dying Room Furniture at public auction, this day,
O'CLOCK at The private residence No II West Twenty
street Sixth Sold by order Morton Living
son Esq Sale peremptory to the highest bidder consist
case Centre Tables Lace aims Cornicc Shades Clocks
Carpets, Mirrors, Vase Bronzes oil Paintings S,anary
elegant solid Rosewood rscforte, Stool and
bury, Hasand Oilclo stair Carpet. Dressing Bureaus
Bedstcads Washstants HAN Mattresses, Feather Beds
Blankets Counterpart Sheets Ingram Carpets McCiraws
Sofa Bedsteads Extension Table, Sdeboard China Dinner
snd Tea Sets ivory handled es and FORKS Silver Spoons
Forks and Casters; Table l.uen, Glass Ware, &c Also
Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale commencing at q
O'Clock this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

A SSIGNEE's SALE OF CATERS, BOOTS, SHOES
"A Slippers. &C. kc--A NJ. CRISTALAR, Anctioneer, Is
bowery will sell Friday, 18th inst O'clock
Of aSrs misses and shdrens Morocco Co6
Congress and Bamorai Caters Slippers Duskns Ankle
Cacks, Pumps Slippers Heeed Caters and Boots
Assignee, " =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14
EDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER,
~ SECOND HAND FURNITURE
NnRTttAnE

By EDWARD sCnENcK, on Friday, Nov rs at hts sales
rooms lo3 and l3 Broadway, ~ l0h O'clock A. NJ large
assortment Of Household Furniture Carpets &C. {removsd
for convenience OF saN consisting In part Of Par
lor SuA rosewood, walnut and mahogany Tabea
E.egerss French plate Pier and M.n.l Arrors, Velvet
brussels Threep and Ingram Carpets and
hogany Secretary and Library Bookcases, oiled walnut
ensmeled Bedroom Suits Dressing Bureaus French Bed
steads Wardfobes, Wsshsa Comodes Shaving Stands
Hair Ms,.resses Feather Beds Bols.ers Pillows Paaasea
nut Extension Tables, mahogany Sofas, Chairs. Rockers
bufcis Dining Chairs gold band Window Shades, Floor
Cloth, Mante Vases walnut Latracks Hall Chairs China
Glassware, &c Most OF the above has been only
May las and ssalmost To be positively
fy mortgage. A. r. GARDINER, Mortgage
Also aboa. 80 dozen Fancy soaps dozen Rubber
pena
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SPORTING.

L'RANeIS BUTLER No. 3PECK SLIP HAS ALL TIE
II choice Breeds for sock and BEtcrs iafalbie
Mango Cure and Flea ESeimnApr, 80 cents pr bottle.
Buffers breeding, Training Ne., of Dugsn 81
Doss boarded, trained, &c. Med,l. MI iiseases
TOR sALE-A DOUBLE BAfELLLED GUN, ENC
II Ash uade. To be AZ the 0l Nassau
I1oR SALE GlIEAP-ONE or TIE FINEST ITALIAN
Il Greyhonnds Ia tbs city. Can be uy apIly t1g
81 West I~enis sacoui street. oc,cck r. NJ
CPhRBING.--D0NT FORGET OLD rOyEE = COMPLI.
- mentary Benent kerrsan Hall, 2. white street,
near Botawsy this evening, November a. Commences at
O'Clock precisely
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{sHEAP EXCURSION 70 CAMRs ON STATEN ISLAND
~ Fare six cents by Staten Island ferry foot u Whitehall
street. between the Battery South Boats
every hour from A. NJ. 70 p NJ On hae Sundays every
half hour TO z r. Al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

WANTED-THREE FIRST CLASS Statesmen; ONE
wv for dress goods for and III wi de-
Rartmen Call at Caran. Plunket Mcculoughs No $50
@owery > " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

HNANTED.-A YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGEDMAN HAY.
Nv ing from SO 10 SAD IN cash. with good it.
uatn salary ~ week; nofc but American apply
No. 10. = - - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

man. 70 drive truck for -four and feed and
himself generally useful One acquainted with the
Slip f' ~ " @>A
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FRENCH UNDERGRADUATES.

e.- ~ ~. 49,
an DEMANDE-UNE CUISINIERE FRANCHISE DE
~ premiere ciissc au No. "a Quest tome rae
an DEMANDE-uNE JEUNE FRANCHISE, QUI PARLE
~ peu iAngns ouf sol ner pulalll dc ans.
Ii fut ellie sachc cuudre sdrcsser ~ heuius du
matin au q West 25l st.
TINE FILE FRANCHISE, MUNlE DE BoNs CERT.
u heats par,nat fAnsLlis, 10 Fraueis iAlemand,
desire 81 PAGER d'clsAnts cnisinege
urc bonne faulIe Ameaicalnc. adgesser no White
ST. second rOor.
TIN MONSIEUR ETRANGBg DESIRE FARE la CON.
u nassance dune Jeune dame tranuatsc Aercsscr
deux jours H. H. Union square Post oaee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-14

MORTGAGE SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
l Furniture opportunity for housekeep-
era and the trade This afternoon Mt O'clock tho
dwelling house No s. East Twenty street.
Fourth avenue consisting OF eegant7 octave Pianofore
too and Cover rosewood Paror Suit covered in
sor and maroon brocntel two do black walnut covered
reps and and gold brocate rosewood Centre
Tables Eegeres Bookstsnas, Buffet bookcase, Curtains,
Shades, Clocks, rosewood and mahogany Bedsteade,
Bureaus Mashstands, Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, Tabies
Blankets Hair Mattresses Bedding, Beds Sherts Brussels
China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery, Stoves, Oco,h c..
burtus, Aucttone~T. By order Of Abraham Levy, At
for MOri.nxee. -
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Nv ANTED-A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN, AND NO
~ other ~ Broadway hat and thoroughly
acquainted with the trade and wiling devote his time and
tesns to business please 30. 1870 Hraid ofce
AtatInG salary expected, &c -
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MUSICAL.

NEW YORK CRY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE rs AND
IN ~ Cooper Observation-Disclosures Business Penman-
ship, Commercial. Law, Commercial Calculations, CONNER
ci Cores pondencc kc, practically taught by JAMES W.
LrSk, teacher VI Penmap9hp and Correspondence, and
BRYANT, sTRATToN, PACKARD PENN, principals.
NEW YORK CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Is AND
In 10 Cooper Observation-Disclosures Penrnnnsiip and Com
mercis Correspondence taught by JAMES W. LusK Book.
keeping, Mercantile Law, Commercial CAcu &C. by
BRYANT, SrRATruN, PACKARD Il Penn, principals.
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HOTEL LODGINGS com FORTA BILE SINGLE ROOMS
IL from 81 - to 81 81 week. % n Night the
non Hotel LOO Prince street. OF Thompson. Meals
at all hours Open all night
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! y
TREAT FOR THE FANCY.-THEY SAY, AND
everybody believes II that lunch
~ "an street but novelty to be the au who
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HELP wANTED-MALEs,

IA NAN AND WIPE wANrED-TO TAKE CARE or a
s country residence feed the stock &C. be mus have
and board full particulars ISL Broadway up sars
General Agency "
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hysTERs.-THE BEST sTEws. TIE FINEST BOASTS
e. the largest Erica. and the mammoth Saddle Rocks
Ean nlw'ys be found at BBYS, 10 Fulton stree. near
ehe Herald Office B.Oysters opened without cracking.
khoreby avoiding Gne pieces OF shell.
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1n Ger, will sell this day at O'Clock at ~ Canal street
mahogany and other Bureaus Sofas Sofa Beds Exie soD
Centre and other Tables Washsands Hat Racks
Rocking and other Chairs Pier Mantel other Glasses
Bedseads; two god Wat4hes lot OF Jcwery, Brussels
resses, Feather Icds Cooking Stoves Cmrorter Bapke
Bedding Chandeliers Glass, Earthen and kichenwa also
thirteen second hand Carpets BY order OF James Whiting
Attorney
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MRS. f. MONROE observation-disclosures CAN OBJ
lSl lain good Board Medical Acn at ~ Watts
street. door to yarck.
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Ro0Ms TO LET-wIrH OR WITHOUT BOARD IN A
private house. with all the improvements. Inquire
IS West Twenty second street References required
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"A YOUNG MAN, WHO WRITES WELL Is QUICK
"A and correct 81 figures and has some knowledge OF
may find employment li3 Madea lane
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II lAyALRY.--yACANr, FIRST AND SECOND LIEUTEN-
~ ances OF cava! to be disposed Of for regiment
authorized by the W Department Proposals by
undressing Cavalry, Herald Office
JACKSON LIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
80 oiand street corner OF the Bowery Best pay and
cst arm OF he service Offers and wanted 10 I'LL
EomPany Y, captain Gibson said regiment Apply
soove. CAPTAIN GIBSON.