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va Havana 9TH inst, to jas Connoly Seo--
Int listsiet.
exas Fowler, from Indianola via Gal.
gestatIs Id q Harris 1st district.
klozlSla Aelso1ls from Apalaehicola, u
"a Mitchell let Dist
Al gzarina, Dwyeg, ~ days fin Boston, TO master
Poipt
scAr seyY sar m the Coast, 10 1naster-2d dist
stea zs1tsosta. ~
q Baeons Ne LAY, I'm Louisville.
Great " eaieTn Neg eolah fnl Cincinnati
N1ig eTse, Neil, I'M Cincinnati.
John siinonde Hicks, I'm Memphis.
Mary u ISsenes lehaEdaon, I'm tie Bends
Clara BEL, 81 fflnan, FIN Tensas.
VicEsbuag, W lsite, fin Carolina Landing.
fscn Hodges, Jsleade, fin Red River
Judah Iogro, Lang horfe, I'm Camden.
Jlapidss l10agty, fnas Red River.
T IS C0nley, Hbnte, fnl Point Pleasant.
Bee, Roll. fsn EarataFia.
Golden i ge, X gbiing, iii Fort Adams.
~ SESain, Sanders, fiji New Iberia.
csssiia. fEceilt IN Donal3sonville.
Aassgssic, BFGsgH5 I'M DoBaldsonvilIe
HlasoAFs che. DNgass fiji DnnaldAonpilLc,
q p Hing alaggah, IN Attakapas.
ay lbasiSs HI inseiBs fIn Mobile
TsssIsa Islia Iesl IN Cal, r. r.
sffH. Bayou Macon.
glsgnas lsSil lslatl. I'M Mobile.
Rssat RI IN tie Passes towe
ssa Ell NE 4til inst. ships Mart
Ind Joshua Maurans brig Joseph
bark Czarilla.
s ssfst lpisitla8le u lgitul9re I'm tlle Passe
lowed doNn and to sea on tie afI inst
Slips Ocean Belle and spark ~ the Ocean
eelar 3gllia u ails7zeaiae va light
Esorll siy gls.
1fig Gsr7efe era5lEs 10 tSy8 I'D Negs York, K
Seq A EaoEaiclsS sSEro.
AlSKs1FfS
40 NAY II III MOI psi
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BAYOU HARA AND THE COAST.
hAsH ORLEANS
$50 80 And 80
BAYOU SARA MAIL LINE COMPANY
Fer Bayou Sara ana the Coast,
- The new and fine passenger packet
taeaves TeTr tiriean5 N'' - ' -'A-'@'-'
EVERY sUEDAT 't0RNIElt+ AZ o'clock
:. F fs51I&9oAA - ~ aty o,SI9cs
EetlTniha leaves f5.7on I sserS ''0'1
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 A. IL
B'o. BaEGU Sarn and the Coast,
~ - The freight packet
i.ea.as New (iriia1. '''''' ''' '''s''''
EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at s ac'cr1;,
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. at 10 c'cl1ck.
N0r Fort AtlA Hrs, HESslzs, fToTs E2Hs1, ESay0u
sara aFati tiae Coast,
,,r, The fine pas elrger pooEct
LAVfihi AlI-i'"'.;,. Capt. F. T. Gross,
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING nj o'clock.
EVERY SATURDAY EyLNJNG.
For D0na1ts07svilIe and the Coast,
.r,n-, 1h2 new and ine passenger D4rktt
AGAD1A......'.... Capt. Jos Vincent,
EVERY T!i tE34;2 Y MORNING At I! o,rIao.
:. SATURDAY EVENING, At S,eIoSE.
clert Goys on te landipg foot Of st. Louis street to
receive and deliver freight and sign bills adng Tor le above
boatG. "
nl2 sEn | E. LAFOUE AGENT.
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VERMILLION.

LelreS FRIDAY Jan. II. Rtb p. NJ.
9sEGUL Ar y8GISl3EE4LE0N Jacket
@zS In FOR EermiiOn md DIe mediate lnpdjngs-The
A. Hay, MASTER is receiving freight and will
leave as above. For freight Massage apply ooArd
f1RGINIUS q. DEETHBL
jail AdTer isinr Agent
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rilte EltglIigfllff.
EHsscEaT 0FFIcE, No. 70 Camp Street,
IIIdsxt Ai.iriiints mummy / lSh
cleared 4 .,sts,1ssay,

Gleageia vssterday.
zora. Smith, fol Brazos Santiago via
Isdienola / 0 Harris
slllp John Barbour, Moran, for Liverpool
G w Oliver
slip press. Leerasz7 fog Liverpool.
n GarnmacE d Converse
Stanley, Nichola, for Liverpool,
Meeker, Knox &eo
al a. M Heine
8sig ~ i Hazard Iillle. ffor lTarseilIea,
WnlJ Dewey eco
schr enices Ibis ,for Tampa and hianitee,
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Leaves on TUESDAY. 18th inst. Mt 5 p. "
MEMPHIS AND NEW ftEsI,gE a

MEMPHIS AND NEW GIeIFGa ANS
~ a. Packet Iine-f!esua u. s. Mail P8ck0-FGr
s$sa4sz Memphis and the Bends = Tho fne frYtcia.s
passenger packet steamer IN gomar. Capt j.
D. lark master will be ready to receive freight Saturday
morning Mt the foot of Gver street and will leave
For freight passage apply on board,
JNO. +. HYDE & Co,
jap . under ST. Charles Hotel, left wing.
E This line connects Napoleon with regular packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers, md at Memphis with the
phs and Charleston Railroads.
R55 Bills fading signed the ohico of agents IN 10
o,rloeS on The day Of denarnre
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leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. ~ at5P.M.
EsALElIEsAE Z OLA GEIEYA EaAGlEEI

.l1E4 Q FtIa u U JIGVEIIilA AFfAtHsft8
}fsTg se,-tor Gamle1, Beach Hills Aicr's Bluff, Ord
Ls44ff' pagnpllc, Wilmington, Moro, Pigeon Hill.
Saline, Alabama LANDING, 1rentoni Monroet
Blu, Columbia, harriSnnburp Trinity, and ri. inerncs
landings on nuacita RiverThe elegant, fast running pas
FER packet steamer Twilight, Thas Scott MASTER n
ehEe Tor the above rots AboHa giving clear hills adi
10 Cnn1dn For freight pugange, having superior
motaticnS, apply on board or IL ~
MoGoLLpM d HAWTHORN,
$3.50. -
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Leaves THURSDAY. Jan. II. at s PM
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
, FsY b. Packet Line--U. s. Mail Packet--For Memphis
ttsand the RendsThe fine and splendid passenger
q steamer tt PCTi@i, G. s. Rogers, master, will
he ready to receive EeGh from the foot Of Grpd
Wednesday ming aud leave above For freight passage
apply on beard,
JOHN r, HYDE & co,
jMtl 800 under St CHARLES Hotel. Left wing
This boat connects at Napoleon with regular paces
ArSasas a'd White rivers and Memphis with The Memphis
ard Charleston EarGUi.
bills g4ins signed at the Office Of The Agents up o'cloak
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steamship Arizona--i09 bales tobacco AZ bales cot
ton 200 pkgs liquor 200 hxs soap leo SEEKS coffee
GIL pRgs mdse.
LIVERPOOL Per ship John Barbour-2679 bales
cotton loo les lard 1866 scks corn.
4 LTvERPOoL--Pe ship Empress $500 bales d
cotton,
LIVERPOOL Per ship Ed Stanley s245 bales
cotton 1858 soks corn.
BARcELoNA-Pe bark Laura--ll74 bales cot
ton 2009 slaves.
MARsEILLEs- Per brig w H Hazard-2sS bales
cotton II hhds tobacco 1888 sacks cotton seed 96oO
slaves.
TAMPA AND MANITEE-Per schr yenice-40C
scks 30 sGls salt 200 empty bbls lot groceries
and sundries.
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Lesaveg erery TUfsln a & p: s Q clocl; P. NJ.
HEGsT EaF&LE1&fs8 AND EfEJEs f.
HsS Z, burg U. 8. Mail Tj0c--For sjouai4s0nYe Ela
is4EE qupaIuc Baton EoHee. Port Hudson, isyouEara
BED River Landing, Fort AdAus Natche5 Water
proof Gdney St joseph Grand Grl[ We!enon and Vi9a
burgTh2 steamer en-, Capt. W. c. Wilson will
Isa7e Rs abovee7ey TUESDAY at O'Clock P b. RetIriin
she wililesys Yc&shGrg evory FIR tD& T. Il o'clock N.
D. Il. CARROLL Z CO,
Js4 AGENTS, Il 1ar5niaIst sfrsst
The above steamer Will ccnuuatRt Tieab1r5y WIKI tie bes1oe
De7drop fpr Ta1oo ri ger.
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REGULAR RED R9.gWEGtS, NEW
T1s3 Orleans ona elyeveESEL THU IsSilAi r. = 1
s&2als2Fcass passenger packet EfaTI7gfat, Charles
Hayes, master will Leave le3ngF,y Tor Fhcyeboft Gad
Intermediate lardings eli Rcd River, msfaiIa~s:
Elalres New Orleans. Leaves Shreveport.
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0UAGHITA River.
Leaves MONDAY. Iau, II. Rt5P. II.
REGULAR BAYOU " AES

leaves MONDAY. Tau. II. M 8 p. "
REGULAR BAYOU Es Ak2FIxCLSb-
, fTagg hAWtw Packet fle aud 4dltHhd prssppget
l,s9tI paoket brGGGer Z. r. ConIey, j. q. shae,
Master, Viii ltnFe nhUPe for ArLansss Line,
Com BiHs1S, ynd Grove DgGLhp, Fgtft Pleasant OuRcta
GiE, Trenton. &onrne HHr1bGs Trinity nteTfnez
dte landings Bayou bartholomew 0r4ch!la River
For further information apply on bond.
Tho j. :. LGrty with IIyl Chief No for nil
landEgs aGoYc Arkansas Line, roBite ely
go F!RGINGUS c. DENTXEI,
Eol Advertising Agent.
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Leaves FRIDAY. Jan. II. nj SPIN
XNAhAs i 5 N ,srn

FO1s BAYOU BHraTIOLAIK,1y
fsS h, and Art4nFas !he, CorG'S BV4 Lind rove De
lsf}t#5s at&c, r4pt rIgasc, uuactia City, Tyeniqn
snnrue, Pine Bluff, Columbia HaYr1aoniirp
TRINITY aud all inern.eaiate landings BACON Bartholomew
mad otarhitg ri'eyThe new, fsf,di and running
Hrr packet stearE IciefgrH m, H. f. Stewart master
VIII leave It's above For treEht FhE9e abply board
VlkGIHfUH q. DENIAEl.
!3ll - Advertising AEant.
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Leaves EyER y, s AZ 2 It a,sl2s = n
LOWER COAST.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY., nj 10 A. NJ
FOE QUARANTINE AND LOWER
fgs4 M Ggatt-Iwieea WccHThe fine passenger paeEeG
5i5E2pfRe FnpIspa, A. Grant Jr., master,
viii leave New Orleans us above, commencing on
WED RESDAY the Sd of October.
se29 n. LANOUE Agent
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81 FORT ADAMS Per steamer Golden Age-l29
bales cotton Byrne, Vance &co-l 90 Payne s. Hor-
Fison--1ol r W Estlin &cc--TT a D Kelly Sco-G&
4 AIiltenberger eco 81 Hawkins & Norwood-G2
Pritchafd Il Flowers Davis, jenkins &co--i2 do
Gallagher u Dyer-30 s. O Nelson eco 80 do R G
Cummings &eo-28 do Henderson & Peale--27 do
n 8 I3oInell Sco--2T3 Jno il I.ee-26 Labatut--24
Warren, Gilmore tSco--2AJ Watt &co--23 Y Allan
% Ward Hunt &e0- ~ Rotohi0rd, Brown Geo
20 Iacvy Is Dieter 20 Brander q Hubbard 20 do
Gafloss Is Stewart-l9d do A NJ Tulnbuil &co-lT do
4 II May eco II g Connolly &co--IS Scudder &
Stamps IS Moore q Browder-ll do Campbell u
Strong--10 Bailey Geo. 10 J B Plauche &eoe-
70 \ } DaSilya. &co-l0 Wright y Aliens Horrel
Gayle &oo-a d Male &eo-8 "a B Brady &co--7 do
Montgomery & Halls Watt & Mobiles West, Rem
shaw 4, Canlmack-5 Drew & Seymour A Smith
&co---4 BalIocq, Noblonl &co-4 a Levi &co--3 do
Stewart & Janes- % hhds sugar 20 bbls molasses
Augustin 4 gAiheault- 81 do D Plauehe &co--
100 DO 20 hhds sugar Hawkins & Norwood 50 do
l34 hbls so Inf bhls molasses a D Kelly &co-3 do
80 bblss do 10 bids sugar Allan &eO-- 30 do so
bbls lnolasges TO Il Nugent &co- SIS DO Stewart q
James "a dol w Burhridge Eco Is do Is llas
| sugar A G Marianaux--36 do Hayes & Sanders
| do Al Biitenhcrger-5& do60 bbls fnGlasses Ounce
&eo-s4 do 20 hhds sugar Bellocq, Nobon Geo.
80 do N u Brady Geo. 45 do menard Il Vighand-
26 do West. Rensltaw IL CaYaInacl1- 10 do Green a.
Crunip--l2 do 80 bhls molasses A ] Dasilga--35 do
| III hfds sugar 10 + j DaSlya &co-20 do Al Milten-
berger 6co- Is do rs hhls pioiassas Payne & H0r-
Fison-.- 20 hlds sugar TO Gordon q Castillo &c do
Montgomery g. White So sacks cotton seed To "a a
| biaginnis- 10 bales osnabdrg Payne q Harrson--
eundries to ofdsrTotal 1903 bales cotton sos hhds
sugar 7e5 bbls IS hf hbls iaolasses.
TENSAS Wv Per steamer Clara Bell - 81 bales
cotton w Cox &co-4a ii D Cooper 95eo-sS ellis
u Ferguson--3 ] b Bres Eco Gordon & Castillo
-l9 j u HaIdie &eo-lS r Nugent 6co--363 Buck
/ nsr, Stanton q Newman 10 do J Watt &eo5l do
u Carroll sco SO Wright q Allen-19 RhoIer u
Cunts Henderson & Peale- 8 j. Nale 2Een-55l
Vaudeville q BcIihenny- Byrne, Vance Seo--4
W a Violet 6eco-- I'll sacks cotton seed a 4 ha-
gilnis- auadries to oraer-Total aA2 bales cotton
CAROLINA HANDING Per steamer Yiekshurg
-33l bales cotton Barley, johnson eco 84 do
Rotchfora, Brown &co-284 Hilard, Summers eco
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i.eayeS on s SATURDAY. Jan. Il. ri 4 p. II.
THE FINE A S19 EsEFE Eyi RUNNING.
s9a=E = steamer ESiGaSERIaG TO. 3, II. H. Bread,
master, q. a, 6elghonSsaye clio k will leave
abose king freight for rurasport md all land
ng nfhe AtehaaaYe, Bayou Bnuf PaerBonyiils, and all
landings Bayou Teche 10 81, M4rtinspii
VIRGIEIUS q. a1EEf2ETa
Ja7 Advertising Agent,
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Leaves SATURDAY. IGp. IL at 3 P. NJ, positively.
FOR ATEMKAPhS VIA PGh-
Eg kAquemne,lhs tRsruEnne and ltsht-draft steam
igfEki,SSssssa er }. ID. Swain, . master, will loaye
szasERs above, taking freight and passengers for 81,
MaEfsvie Fase PGinte and all intermediate nnings, For
freight or passage apply on board.
ylRGIFIuS C. DFNTLEIs
LII AArnrli stn1eh nsnnL-
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gT A3o 4 iy iNDlAN oIA Per
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Z L Il B 4 MA RIVER.

y Il ii ID u III Ii Y " II.
Merchants ThrorgllTfne.
zfTIgZ7h hGR NEGESELJE, $1GEAFgh. NCNF-
geometry. Weunpi0, and all Iaudrg3 Ala
ta!na river. le t'iirGl!tnn and Jefferson
Railroad he superior ljGht-dIaft Lake Steamers
&5EShS GiCGtt1, captain G. y. Massey.
FAstfGin$a97. Captain C. w Norton.
1he above bhpUl19r la,e steamers viii regularly In the
above rde hup=nnt The seusoU leaving New ORLEANS and
Montgomery every ten day Shippers and passnrgasran
pend upon thesa beats remaining in The trade and gufrg
through in all cases they having been purchased Cxrresly
The trade Freisht viii he received every day the depot
T9t Circle For freight passengers, further pacuars
apply to
nfS Office nrjcr It j1,gr7cs IrotaI
P-S-S'pper will please that ta above lave
no connection with ug other lire, and freight intended for
eiilar OF them the aN tickets be mlde in the
Of the steamer FOR which Il IS intended.
Coz Btan4gl Z Co. TkL.WEEKtY Through Line
FUR MOBILE, SELMA MONT
S5ss4 fcne' y; Wempka and all lanRiugS Alabama
!!ro The EaunCll steamers tEIn 8nga1y-.
~ 5s5a T. si?Gott !aastes; Henry l4eyF;s, JONI
Winters master Will receive fire. ht every dry the depot,
ISo Circle aGd will leave the Lake Cr Of the Jefferson
Cirr91n Raj road every TGESD AY, fHURsnAT aud SAT-
HKDAY In the a~rivl Of the ~ ?. NJ. of
freight or passage apply Oh board, or
jas IF 95 C;aiHn nireet
r. s. Alcer bag leaves the olce Of Ae: at $40 r. N
o. dayf Of departure.
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DHIE. RTYER.

Leaves on SAT JRD a Jan. II, at : p. N.
tfDIE 4d9UESEIf4BIl-TfIE FINE AND
IT, h, light.dmi passenger packet magenta, II !.
kStk52Spotra, muster, viii leave for Louisville aud all
ss5SE-s teIlncdnte landings above. For freight OF
FIEGIEIUs c. pENTlEL,
is-rrtis '-F rTarsi
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Ieaves or FRIDAY l1th inst, at6P.M
EEI EsIlfLA u L II Ii " " u 2 q

fgsF h,1;For Grand Eg5re, Noic1orlgg, GlduJicryo
is - - PlfaHnce, Cot= AlcEaniTia. SUitbaus Bar
gss52bn's, md all intermediate nuitg, On Red river
Game and Little rivarSIhc spantl, md swift running
light 1FHngh passenger packet steamer R3iEgif!eE. o.
o|;y master will euyc ADORE. Fof fres! or p1ss1c
having Iue Recommendations urply CT load 70
FiEGlGiU6 &. BliET2EI!
Jfi Advertising Al gent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15
A SSfGNEE'S SALE
IA HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
pOAitiye Peremnary Sal. of

ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.
THIS (FRIDAY) AFTERNOON, at 2 o clock precisely
The beautiful Parlor Chamber Dining aud Library
FURNITURE In the dwelling house 1872 West
between Seventh and Eighth avenues all of which
90 70 and elegantly furnished residence the
velvet AND Tapestry Carpets elegant
turc en- suite comprising three full SUITS richly carved all
which are covered in rich silk bocael the
ton; rosewood Centre Pier Tables Turkish Chairs IN
blue and gold satin and moquet; Damask Lace Curtains
velvet and Turkish Lounges Manel and Pier Mirrors gold
and landscape Shades two rosewood Etegees style Louis
rich seyres and Dresden Mnel Vases bisque Figures
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover; cost $3.50;
marble top Bureaus richly carved Beiseads enty large
Hair Mattresses Tee-a-.ees Chamber Suits in rosewood
bronze Clocks, marble Washstand Lounges French and
spring seat Chairs Rockers Dvans otoman Oval Mirrors
superb Beds and Bedding, oak Extension Table
Sofa sedseads rich French and Bohemn China rich Tea
Sets Sfyerware Spoons Forks Casters Ice Pitchers Urns
Tea Service ruby and crystal Gut Glass Of every descriptions
oak marble top BuAet oak Chairs superb oak Desk, OH
CLOTH rich Chsndstera marble Hall Stand, Witers
Safes Catalogues 1t house Sale positive rain shine
N B-Parres from distance every arti-
ole In the house win be sold strictly without and
there Will be positively no postponen Purchasers
nave their goods ared packed shipped by reliable
X. W. NESTCOTT. Auctoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15
UCTION NOTICED. D. CAULKfNS AuCTIONEER
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FjiRNITURE-SUPERB
STOOL AND COVER
BY Virtue Of q chAffel mDrl.nre.
FRIDAY, Nov. Is at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon

BY virtue Of n chaite mortgage.
FRIDAY Nov 10, at O'Clock in the afternoon
precisely all the superb and costly Furnture Paintings,
Statary and Works Of Art wood Drawing Room
elegant seven octave Pianoorte Mirrors Velvet Carpets 2c
contained In the residence No. 2lS West Fourteenth street.
between Eighth and Ninth The auconeer calls the
special attention OF the public to this sale the largest
and richest assortment of Household Furniture offered
present and In complete order The whole viii
perempioriy and absolutely cold without reserve.
DRAWING KoOM FURNITURE
consists OF carved rosewood Eegeie marble and
French plate doors and back adys W"rs Tbe tnad with
mother OF pearl rosewood Cntre Table, sauary marble
&ete Sofas two Arm two Reception and eight oval back
Chairs carved rosewood frames and covered Ia
dored satin brocde OF the most expensive description
Console Tables inaid with buh sae Brocade
and Lace Curtains French plate pier and Mante Mirrors,
with rich gilt frames superb Ssyrrs ana ID esden Oh
Vases richly decorated Paran marble S,uettcs the
sons, artistic Bronzes representing Night and Morning. Pam
dora Painting Poetry, Musi Cruslatrs antique
Vases from Hercuaneum and Pompe ebony Gard Table,
Velvet Carpets, Rugs, Turkish Easy Chars Clock
Hnston Cole, IegTand and other eminent artists
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PiANoFORrE,
carved legs and four round finished all round
fnlsi with pearl; Music Rack, rosewood Stool
brocade embroidered Cloth Cover Books and Muse, hail
rosewood Hatstand, Ocoth Stair Carp &c. Chambers
XIV; Bureaus and Commodes to mat war rabes Dress
ing and Toilet Tables, Shaving STANDS Bookstnd Couch
Arm Chairs Curtains Shades, Cornces Hair Mattresses
Beds and Bedding decorated China Toilet Sets, Mirrors
Dining Room Furniture Of kind Tea Sets Slverware
Ivory Table Cutlery, Dining Table, &c.
niture hereby notified that the E is made
eh.ttel mortsge amounting to 5000 duly eaecus.d by me-
and now on Gle at the Hall OF Recog in tails city.
d. J. BARNEY 2O6 Cham ers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15

AryVSEnyEINTs,

AMUsEnsYNrs.
| AURA KrESE's r q9A,.ar ,
EVERY Nr2nr rurs WEEK.
sEEH$ s s :$ss:
s sE$H s s$Ss: ss sHSEs s$sss
s$ss ssSs s s$ss sHSHs s$s
slXrY.TnREE NIoHTs
ENTHUSIASTIC Ti5" APPLAUSE.
During WIS r. fE e Of
~ "'G TisEsT IGs E%TanssvAaASzA
PICTURESQUE ssGE sNERS O'''"i' 'p0'''HsH' Of
EXQUISITE MUSIC,
DRESSES, ,
UNION SONGS ANT. UNION sENTiaENTs
ana cast 81 1nss SAMEs q We Following
MISS sAa sT KkES MES sss ioA oSau
MIS- MIS- H fhxh phxp NILE smdIE%.
MIS-. MARIoME, Miss RoBTaTs,
NIL ). t. tsSTWSbbbARr Nh Mk 3 R' httaNSErr.
The 'i Sg Tiio sT9 Pi s&REa music
SSSs eSls$Ss sss' operate So
may be secured ten days in advance =
RowERys THEATRE.
srIckSEYss GREAT XATloSH ises o aia GSssn's'F
TIE cmiLbRES 'i Of fn ii = DESERT iEiRir
with d.shus a"s asfSs superb Cos
SASs & XXI, St4 e RIDERS
10 conclude vii" ha AZ frqt1 S;"s sEdEsa
On, Tag BEAUFORT lNviSciniEs
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. Sss BROADWAY.
$$siH$HE E East $ $$$ S s$##3
M MsaTS I LAUREL
MAGIC LAUREL
E ESsEHE LAST LAST Three NIGHTS NIGHTS
BORA BORA B bA%kSs
me celebrated double voiced singer.
'"N'' AA'''' $ $saAsP s MATINEE:
and lust opportunity sfsgF II G graRf Of
sATuRDAY NIGHT VIII be produced first time new
'''' '''a' 'n'''''D NEW YEARS CALLS.
FOX 4 CURRAN, Proprietor
WINTER GARDEN
S e Ct .es ''
MISS JULIA DAILY.
Who Is nightly greeted cso W1lS HOUSES
N1N "0''''N ENTHUSIASTIC RECALLS.
Her 0eau'fa k hoaa t2, FUNNY DANCE
received with shouts Of applause and with her captivating
''"''' ACTING TRUE TO NATURE
S$ In sIs
sA FHRRMh1 foT BESEFHr is'
and most positively MISS bxE II sev'F' months of
ssardayi%si arht Of oeoroon. Secure your seats
during the day to MISS 5 5Hf pAY acting OF
s by Tie Ct be ss
arts, in her speciality on the stage
REsoo,ADwAyy MUSIC ,n HAl bv ~ .es,,,,s<
NEW as 81? sr TEN 'S &TfnASToSs
'"''A' s Of ssaor Carlos beautiful panomlme Of ~
4 4HH ri ri e. Ss H HSESES;;
e. g. LIFE R RESssTH TIE THE % %AyEs
Gorgeous and appropriate costumes,
Romantic c 5as,sISs' Music,
| Thrilling and luaicrous situations, DC,
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| TIE BROADWAY MfNSTKELS
| TIE BROADWAY MINSTRELS
niEIx S%sEHsssIISr sSoAr HHsaiS i SaI COTTON
MIS- E ESsEsfIsE BE g gAEsHH
| The accomplished danseusc and vocalist.
TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR,
| The unapproachable comic singer
| THE CARLO TROUPE THE CARLO TROUPE,
| THE CARLO TROUPE, THE CARLO TROUPE,
In beautiful of classic gymnastics pronounced
| by all to be the -
| GREATEST MASTERS OF THEIR ART IN THE WORLD.
GRAND MATINEE GRAND MATINEE
GRAND MATINEE GRAND MATINEE
On Saturday afternoon, Mt ~ O'Clock.
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
ROBERT w. BUTLER, Sole Lessee.
mons. LA TUoRSE, Stage Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15
SALES AT AUCTION.

~ GAFFNBY CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ITO
Chatham street, Will sell this day, lOiz O'clock The
Stock and Fixtures Of the Wholesale and retail Liquor Store
corner Gouvernenr and Cherry streets conssn OF pen
aid Fixtures Coantsv Stand Casks Headers three Beer
Pumps Ice Chest, and gene al Of Qnors.
WIN. Writer'S, AuCTIONEER-wII.L SELL, THIS
day att O'Clock al 454 Canal street. all the geutce Fur
We, and other Carrots oeoth mahogany French and Cot.
reads ankets, Table and Bed Linen Hail Oicloth
Carpeng Parlor Suits Centre and other Tables msrle top
Dressing Bureaus, Washsiands Toilet China Glass aud ST.
yer Ware Stoves Extension and other Tables the whole
making hne assortment Sold IN consequence OF death in
the family.
MN. WRITER'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w Sale-This day, at o'clock, i54 Canal street the
Stock and Fixtures of Saloon:Bandes, Caret, Cham
magne tine Counter Beer Pumps Stove black walnut top
fables Gas tNures Screens and all other goods usually
connected with such places
THOMAS CUSHING, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15
EDWARD sCHENCK, AuCTIoNEER.
EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
u SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
MnBTl.AGE SALE

By EDWARD sCuENCK. this day. Nov. Is, at his sales
rooms, l5J and l57 broadway l0 O'Clock A. NJ, large
assortment OF Household Furniture Carpets &C. tremoyed
for convenience OF sae consisting of rosewood Par
lor Suits rosewood walnut and mahogany Centre Tables
Etegeres French plate Pier and Mante Mirrors, Velvet
Brussels, Threepy and Ingram Carpets rosewood and
hogany Secretary and Library bookcases oiled walnut and
enamecd Bedroom Suits, Dressing Bureaus French Bed
seads Wardrobcs Washstands Conmodes Shaving Stands
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Boseers Pillows Paiasses
Toilet Sets Gas Chandeliers Lounges Sofa Bed oak and wal
nut Extension Tables mahogany Sofas Chairs. Rockers
Buhets Dining Chairs, gold band Window Shades, Floor
Cloth, Manel Vases walnut Hatracks, Hall Chairs China
Glassware Most OF the above has been in only since
May last and almost TO be positively sold to
~ mortgage. A. I. GARDINER, Mortgage.
about so dozen Fancy Soaps and 3S9 dozen Rubber
Pens