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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-09
SALES AT AUCTION.

LBERT /. SMITH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
~ day At l0 O'Clock, the entire Furniture OF family
breaking up housekeeping at the private residence l
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PROPOSALS..


TTAY AND GRAIN WANTED
Sealed proposals. INIT and will be received at this
until IL O'Clock M Saturday tho 18th inst, for the
delivery this place OF the following OF Hay aud
Grnin. VIZ
1850 good MERIDIAN table Hay, by the 2hh October
lO tons good merchar table Hay. BY the Both October.
lou tons good nesnaniaole Hay by the 10Th November
1O bushels prne Corn 81 lbs the bushel by 2h Oct
800 bushels prime Corn. ~ ls TO the hushe ny Oct
O bushels good Oats 81 lbs ~ the husi,e. BY 2th Oct
A0V bushels good Oats - los the bush- by
% bushei, good Oas, 81 lbs to the bushe by 10Th Nov.
Did. viii not pe considered tor smaller amounts than 100
tons Hay aud 400 bnshes of grain
The Hay be well Daed and weight marked
eA1h bale
Th grain be In good Sacks well sewed bush.
ois the sa4k
Bidders viii please state In their proposals. what deduction
thry viii make provided the sacks are reti NEE.
Bidders who wish TO propose for both Hay and grain will
please make saeir proposals. sep srasely
The bids he marked envelopes enclosing them.
"Prvpo ,als for Hay, and "Prapo all tor Grain"
Bidders must be prepared o,r sufficient guarantees for
the proper tuhinent or the viii their
proposals the names OF their bon
The Quartefm 70 have the privilege of accepting all
any portion 0. any bid q. u SAW TELLE,
Captain and Assistant Qllrermaster,
Office Assistant Quarteraster u B. A. Perry vic Md Oct
g. 1861
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THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD.

PAK1StAN CABINET OF WONDERS AND ANAT0Nv.
b63 broadway, door to Ball. Black Co. New York
The wonders of the world beauties
hidden revealed showing THAI the hadicraf Of
foil W. the heels Of nature.
Wonders Of the brain and vxriA whore the Il
the mind or soul Is supposed TO he.
Wonders Of the FIVE scnses-seenI hearing smelling
and touch
Extraordinary freaks OF nature-together with woaAo
from Paris Florence, Munich and England.
Wonders Of I'm, actually showing hidden fs within lHa
Exciting. thrilling and indispensable wonders and curias-
ties In the rDtunda
Wonders OF accouchemen. wonders In hormaph radNes
woaders In obstecy, wonders OF embryoogy wonders II
ostealogy.
WOSDERFUL-l,700 PARTS OF THR HUMAN BODY
At vi and still greater wonders In sepuchro o.
pathot gica room
Lectures daily together with surprising Interesting aa6
unprecedented experimental to chemistry.
Will prp daily, gentlemen only, and Aftrr Saturday
Sept ~, rom tot chs morning Till II ntshL
Admission kS
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EDWARD SCH EnCK. AUCTIoNEER.
III AE~iENEES SALE OF

BY EDWARD sCttEN,K, this day, 9th instant at IL
O'clock, his salc Nos l55 and l57 Broadway
che stock vi 10 cabinet makers the city
sis,iag par z art sold carved PLAIN rosewood
Suits rr"etel, plush and reps; elegant
wood Amo sRcr Indecent rosewood
Be6seads and h1nu do M u,ck walnut, finished in oil
rosewood and Secretary Library Bookcase elegant
walnut ee4eres yed walnut Buff
Tets, OAK and wu1t iary and Dining Room Chairs and
other elegant FURNITURE. The above Ia all of the best
manufacture m ne positively sold by order Of assignee
The par niar attention o those IN want Of elegant Furni
ture is Respectfully requested to this sale.
B. FREEMAN. Assignee.
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WAlAck
orasi fss 9Ds 81 Inl T s ssTp' 2iiHaTnn
Pronounced by Ins rRRss Avn p,ru, ;,
THE MOST coMaoDiaFs.
ELEGANT ASR n s rhE o sdE4SyIkYrED EDIFIcS
Especial attention 10 The that the
E 70 a TERN s ss Ss 70
It's, or complimentary admissions excepting only the usual
privileges e-s NJ E1:s'' AND EVERY EVENING.
viii he acted new Comedy by Tom Taylor ESQ., in three
sdas YER it'' %HSSiSgMEsrs : ,....,..
THE NEW PRESIDENT
FRENCH.
D. IA Ramps. theatrical manager Lester waAct
Grlhouara dian Mr. Browns
SoomSs her daughter Mia. Madeline H"nraSss
Nile ,ones mrs hrrsss
TIE srses nGss Of %s sss
se L.nds yon 81 Mr. Reysss
,ensr sip Fr I'M MT bsSe
S k,ss. rs, s., valet 10 the Mr. Young
the Prn wlhelmina (ihs Landrravc's
H M xcs D.m As in .ass:
Fraul-in Won Princr. Miss Csrman
:, sosnery BY Il. Isherwood, assisted BY Mr.. Engles
bones and Psruuet - csm's
Private Boxes orchssiir. s,ai.
or Peculiar coSsfstcrrox
And extraor thary
SPECTACULAR EFF ECTS
bringing Into action the
GREAT AND NOVEL STAGE
RESOURCES OF THIS THEATRE,
Is ~ preparation.
uyINTER GARDEN
" Tho management has pleasure announcing the repe
uten on this evening OF Miss Walcots comedy Of
THE CUP AND THE LIP.
which has been produced emneat
comedian,
Mr. CHARLES wALCOT
and possesses tbs attraction of introducing New
audience
MR.. CHARLES WALCOT JR.,
VINO FOUND ON Monday night most enthusiastic welcome
The c+ss includes Mr. Waico Mr. c. Wacot Jr, O. BARTON
uhi, kemble Mason Hale, Diyidge, NORRIS Hndc, Mira
Walc l. Misses Ada T. 4 OH nd France
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AMUSEMENTy.

IN THIS AND EVERY EVENING OF THE WEEK
FIRST NIGHT OF
TUE COMBINATION PROGRAMME.
As the artists OF the Opera Ia New York-havfng
cep,ed engagements for Havana and Earope-wi shortly
TWO GALA NIGHTS OF ITALIAN OPERA
Which viii DO given prior TO their departure, THURS
DAY, October II, and MONDAY, October 81 a.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFITS TO MIR. ULLMAN
In consequence Of the necessary preparations for
gala nights and previous engagements contracted with the
american Academy Of Music OF rhiadelphia, Mr.. HEIR
MANN Gs e NsS y9rh ~ WI vrpx
THIS (WEDNESDAYl EVENING AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
FIRST NIGHT or
THE COMBINATION PROGRAMME.
To partially satisfy the demands OF many Tor an entire ~
petition the and Comic Programmes, which,
In consequence OF Hermanns approaching departure To-
THE COMBINATION PROGRAMME
been arranged the THIRD and LAST OF HorrmanaN
repertoire which will contain
A.-The four most remarkable pieces OF
THE INAUGURAT0Ry PROGRAMME
l. The Flying Cards. 2. Two Rabbits chan.ed n go
g. The Torn handkerchief T. The Pigeons In = Bottle
B.-The four most remarkable Iieces Of
THE COMIC PROGRAMME
l. The Canary Birds The Magic King.
5 The Buster 4. The Travelling D'aiars
C.Four Of his greaest and most wonderful pieces, sevw
before exhibited In New York
The Rowlso Of Fire and Fishes The Awkward ServaA6
s. The vaucanson Ducks 4 The Three Balls
Admission % cen,s. Amphithcatre 25 cents
Reserved seats rs cenn extra. Orchestra stall.Si,
NOTlCEThe increasing demand for reserved scats -
dnces the MANAGER those wishing 10 avoid dsap
ponten to secure their during the day which -
done three days in advance.
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N BURKE, hUCriONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
-. a,2P Ae sock and fixture. Of tae Crosety aud
Ii store, 23 ID Sale posi- I've without
Al pr. sae two well established Grocery
Lilo
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m COTTON, AuCTIONEER.-EXECOrOR SALE oI

X CuHna so, ~" ~ EE.h-EAECuTokS SALE OF
fl3 Fulton street. on Thursday Oct TO- at 10y O'Clock the
entire contents Of large house convenience ~
sale comprising Kind ~ goods Esoant
rosewood Paf3r ssit aine pieces and
Bedspads Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Etrg~re TWO
end one Mane! ros rusewood Centre Table booten.e
wardrobe. six mahogany Bureaus Chairs Tables Iron Red
otead, thirteen Carp OF different kinds Lounges Tera
1ees, Bureau, octave city Piano onlv
0rec months to Tee Sale peremptory. -
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.
IL HENRY ii. LEEDS /. GO. VIII sell mt auction on
TIurS NY UciODer ID

Az IL O'Clock al the a., -rpon No ~ Nassau street,
Assienees sale of Wines, La and arsA
eeii OF Jnr Liquors Wins and Segars Ia original pack
ages ensst ng Of Brany tia and Rum Bourbon Whiskey.
S1eiy ftrt Claret chaia ne, Ria kbery Brandy
sur In quarter and cgh and boxes IAso choices
lin. III vrr. tae imported Havana Segsrs of choicest
hiana IN half and oneenh boxes, costing from S6 S65
per Loo fufpurt.
Also all the Odce Furniture d SKIS Counters, Liquor
Ptnps and aud Barrels, &c. be sold
without reserve, by order of ash nee
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II ROTH, uCTIDNEER-HANDsOME HOUSEHOLD

" Fnrnturt al ~ rrle place, OF skin avenue
An extraordinary chance Tor houe Keepers and deaers-
This day o'clock pr cisey the above house.
large assortment f fine Household Furniture, consist
ing OF two ELEGANT liz of Paor Furniture covered Ia satin
brocael; Br l., tapestry and Ingram Carpets rosewood
Eiererr Pier and O. Tables Danask Lace Cur.
fains French plate Mrtprs elegant Clock Vases
Figures, Corner sds Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures,
wood Bedroom suts, comprising Bedsad. Bureaus. Wash
Stands ana Coinne very Hair Mattresses
DER mahogany Diae walnut b. dseads. bureaus Sofa Beds
Chairs Lounges, Bosers Pillows, Rockers. CiocAs, Tea
Tables, hc; SOLID biaex walnut Extension Table, Dining
Chairs, Glass, China ana Slyrrware, Table Cutlery
OtcoIh star Carpet; S9 go seears box Soap.
small quantity OF W MES ana Liluors, Sale positive.
Terms cash. IN bankfhe All goods must
moved In twenty 'onr hours after the sale
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IA S. RICHARDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
la of as,st 7Ul Boots, Shoes Brogan, u
auction RE- ARA,s WHITING will sell Wednesday.
October nj l0 cock. Corlandt street. large
and well see spek o. fresh goods ireck from III,
actures Solo without Catalogues morning Of
sale.
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DROoKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ID SATURDAY NEXT OCT. IL
TIE FIRST MATINEE
ever given In Brooklyn.
HERRMANh'S
Second Appearance IN Brooklyn.
Doors 0peRs 1T H. " ace To commence I'll.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS TO ALL PANTS.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS TO ALI PARTS
NO RESERVED SEATS NO RESERVED SEAr3
NO RESERVED SEATS NO RESERVED SEAN
CHILDREN TWENTY. FIVE CENTS,
CHILDREN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
The sale Of tickets will Thursday tAe 49,
DENY Of Music and nj Sbeii 8. IN Wall stfeot
Tickets may likewise be had nj the music stores Of RoseS
in Atlantic street, and ffay's In Fulton street
MIR. Ulnsn respectfully informs the citizens OF Bro0klye
that the very he has received ~ sdn
there too, -
THE FASHIONABLE MATINEE,
he has done In Now York. for the first In nc
1857, have induced him to give
ON SATURDAY MKT, OCT L. - -.
THE FIRST MATINEE On
given In Brooklyn, when ~.
MIR. HERMANN t1 ~.
HIS FIRST AND MOST POSITIVELY 49,
ONLY MATINEE. ONLY MATlNEB, ONLY MATINRS
ONLY MATINEE, ONLY MATINEE, ONLY MAUNhk
being his SECOND appearances In brooklyn.
Tickets W 10 all parts No reserved seaA Chudtss
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A UCTIoN NOTICE
M ArrRACTIvE SALR
THIS DAf WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER g.
We beg TO l1e attention OF buyers we'll assorted
bnd attrnctIys
THIS DAY.
The s. IL viii include
EMBROIl' Eitl If.3 u .ss Eubr0derirs, including
Aa ratire la oiea ,u-l landed
l AWlS.-4ou Br,che, Chenille, woollen, Long and
sqnafe Shaw RAI arts
READY MADE ofiiING.-lnsoices In full rtment.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ls0 cases H'o including invui Of heavy and
inc goods, r., eiNei oir,ct.
Ais, ,t cas # Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Catalogues aid ready
VA. TOPPING 4 Co, Anctionrers,
Nos. y and II Park place,
ana No 8 Murray street.
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RARNUM,s AMERICAN MUsRUM.

TlARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW PLAY,
DICKENS GREAT EXPECTATIONS
Crowded d GIFTED audiences both and
ing, This great received with perfect enthusaAA
and will he repeated THIS and =
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, at and w ocssG
Who will pay 90 cents and dollar 70 interior psagA
when they witness this magnificent DRAMA and q
the superb novelties OF the Museum besides for - cntR
During each performance Miss DORA DAWRDN. th4
great DOUBIEVt Iced VOCALIST appears ~ hr anAFe1
DObBLE.VOICED DUET
The following unparalleled combination OF living aovoloo
and curlOsitirs may be st all hours;-
MONSTER ELEPHANT TURTLE,
from the Galapagos Islands.
WHAT is TIT OR MAN MONKEY
ALBINO FAMILY, FROM MADAGASCAR,
THE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA LION,
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON.
GRAND AQUAEIAL aAREEsS,
filled with living fish from evory river nnd soa ana - VS
constantly ring added many new varieties.
Thirty LIVING MONSTER SNAkE}
HAPPY FAMILY and near million Curiostcs frsa 80
~ part OF the world.
Admission Is cents Children under ten, is cents.
TlRYANTS' MINSTREI.S.
ID Mechanics Hall, 472 broadway above Grand stro11
Monday, Oct. I, and every night during the week,
MONS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
The great negro sir. In variety " tricka.
y. q. CAMPBELL.
The celebrated vocalist, In ballads and warbngA
EPH. HORN, NEIL AND DAN BRYANT,
The favore comedians, In the aughAbe huriesQue q
DIX TDMBLETY OUTDONE. III;
Doors open at 6A; curtain rses n IA Tickets Is c44e
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JJAvIyG HAD SIX ROOTS OF TEETH EXTRACTED
IL without feeling any pain whatever, che rfny
mend DR. Jay yicrs OF 1855 Grand street, all unfortu
uates suffering from aching teeth.
Mrs. H. 4. R0GEf.S, II West Twelfth street.
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4 SSfGNEE's SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
An eAN on AIRY ulpor unity and the

81 i. MI, SUM aid C,Ntr
ieSant Bur-. aeueess. Is HAIR Mattresses Chamber
uits In sIrng seat Chairs, Mil rvrs Beds and
;edd1g brun cks oak Extension Tsuie, Sofa Bed.
Gods. rich Cgs G every deseripan marble top Buffet
'iidloh, ii Ghrn iers Sale positive, rain shine.
H. W. WESrCOIT Auctoneer
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DENTISTRY.

A RTifICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED
~ ee,h inserted while sof, and giving pain Aching
teeth, shells be filed and preserved the
d,scoterer, Pearson " D. Rooms SO Broadway, ives,
SIDE door above Seventeenth street. N. B-Bewarc
Of the trashy lm.latops Of chrAp Operators.
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TlRoOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
ID Saturday next, NJ | O'Clock.
HEkRMANN'5
FIRST AND ONLY MATINEE IN BROOKLYN
Admission 80 cents No reserved seas.
Children rs
NEW BOWERY THEATRE
~ Sole Propretors Messrs. G. L. Fox j. ". kagsea
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 0, 1861.
Tho talented aud favorite actor
NIX T. EDDY.
In the entirely original theological Drama of 0o
powerful interest," entitled
THE SPIRIT FRIEND.
THE ANGEL OF NIGHT.
New and beautiful scenery, mechanical effects and 0ea
cast Of characters.
The Romantic Drama OF
THE MINERAL, OR THE DYING GIFT;
And the Comic Farce Of
my WIFE 3 CONF
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lnANTEL A. MATTHEWS, AUCTroNRRR- LBsnooM

n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ 10 Nafsau street. between Fulton and Joan.
MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
ROSEWOOD ptANOFORfE, MADE BY CIIfCKkHING.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS will Sill auction By virtue OF
a chs,.e mortgae inns day wedn sdsy). Oct, o az lOS
O'Clock, ~ HI s.e 70 Nassau
Parior Suits IN sati brocatel; mahogany Sofas Chairs
Chair Rocker Vol aires French bedseads Hair Mat.
tresses, Dressing sureou Washsands Shaving Sands
Corner Racks oak aud walnut Bullets Extension Tables
Dining Chairs Lounges WArdrobes China
Gas Fiytnrts Np Brussels and Ingrein Carpets: OH
Pstatngs enslns Chamber Suits Pier Mirrors also one
elegant back library suit In green r,ps also
superior wood paid c'fasseu Psnofors.
made by Chck ring aaiosees and goods ready for
cxsfaaavn ~ r3er o; LOUIS II. VULTE,
FOR m
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A RTIrICiAL TEETH.-DR LUTHER, DENTIST HAS
IA removed, but still continues l3s Sixth avenue
Tenth and Eieyenth streets to insert beautiful
silver only So; gold and platina SIS
Teeth ST. Teeth flied extracted without
pain Superior Bone Filling only 81 All work war
rantp
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d. CAuLSIAs, AUcTIONEER.
IL tIsST FALL SALE.

10 NLtSE An ESTATE.
extraerdhaTg lane nouse~eepeIs and dealers In
~ EIle Pnrf lure.
Wedneri 81, Go ~r9, AT x p'clock precisely,
All the costly suiniurr, Pnlinss osew.od Drawing Room
uits clcytns ss tae Piano orr, Mirrors Velvet Car
cts &c, Ia ane f.tra No I'D Foaft,en,h street. near
eighth Ayenael oNssns Of very elegant Pier and Mante
iirrors, Lac s9t Hrvse Carsn ms, RI
tegeres. Win mor tronts solid rosewood PA lor
suits, Ia sat Fs wood Ccntre Tables Pan forta, stool
nd Cover; ul M nse Turkish Easy Chairs ri Chlna
sxes ana as:-ef d~nri Ornaments .sk Dning Table
hairs, china Tea gh Dinner SEES Cut Gl large
ortncnt OF tAe st ware Ivory Cutlery, to-etner with
Extensive ware Chamber fnrni.nr. IN rosewood and
Mahogany; Ees api He ulng, pure Nat resses We've
Brussels ana H. Carpets Clocas NJ rrUes, m.,og ny
HAIRS, Snla Lounges hocscrs O.loths, sale posiuve
Dealers attend
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ADJUSTMENTS.

lVALLACKs,
w Corner of Broadway and Thirteenth streets.
Stage Manager .......... Mr. Iester Wallnok
Doors open att To commence ats
OPENING OF THE NEW THEATRE
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ITENRY II. LEEDS 4 co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL TORS sale. Ga Thursday, Oot ~. NJ IL ocL,, X, At
our sal sroom, Is Nassau lot Of Judgment Notes.
Claims Ronds Stocks &c. without reserve To close the
estate. Particulars VIII gwen.
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EENRy Il; LEEDS; AucTloNENR;

HENRY H. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER HENRY II.
- LEEDS co at sell A. anct on, on Wednesday, DC
ober a. ~ O'CLOCK in front OF store - Nassau street pair
OF large dark bay Carriage Hor.s Ia hands high
kind IA double harness They good family horses.
Carrs arranged 70 close In wet weather. In good
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w East Bruad~ay-wil sell on "Wednesday, 9th Inst, at
O'Clock the Lease Stock aud Fixtures OF the large and
spenddiy up Liquor 329 First avenue
twentieth sree-Scvep BE Pumps. copper Measures
Casks Kegs Hcnders. quorso of all kinds, &c This In with
exception the finest store offered at auction sale In this
ii Y oil
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IROCKEKY, GLASS CHINA, &C.-w. W. SHIRLEY
~ aact,oaeT-irday, October II, AZ 10 O'clock AZ - War
street, cn stock arg. Of ot
goods in lot and country Dealers for cash Also
packed Tor shipTil.t
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GEO. COOK, AUCTIONEER.
NJ ASSIGNEE SALE OF

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
To-day, at ii O'clock at store la1 broadway large
stock OF class work consisting Of PAror SUITS Of various
kinds Chamber Suits Of rosewood black walnut and ma
h0gany secretary and Hafy Bookc.ses Wardrobss Ee-
ceres Music Cabinets Sid.boards Extension Dining Tabes
Centre Fancy Tables Mattresses Vases and general
variety. Sale positive. Catalogues NJ sale.
rREAT ASsIGNEES SALE OF STOVES OF EVERY
VI dcscription.--Wi be soid by J. r. DUNCAN A co. !,
aucone-s Ill Nassau street on Thursdays October TO- IL
and "a nj fdJs O'Clock $4,000 worth Of Stoves
large wholesale dealer Sale positive Terms cash day Of
sale. by order OF w. II. GRAHAM, Assignee.
Sales made any part Of the city by j. r. DUNCAN CO
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V1yM WRITER'S, ArCTIoNEER-WILL SELL THIS
w day. 10 k, at 454 CANA rect all the genteel
Furniture d. Of large house Paror Salts Ia brocate and
hnrcloh and other Glasses. Centre Side and other
Tables; Piano. rich Tapestry. Thfeey aud other Carpets:
Oicoths French and Cottage Bedsteads Hair and other
Mattresses Feather Beds Bedding Dressing Bureaus, Wash
stanis Toilet China Gass Slver ana other Wares: Ward.
robes Dining Room aud Kitchen Furniture, &C. All must
be sold TO the highest bidder. Stoves nc.
WIN s McILvAiN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUsH
w Plants auction Friday, H. at f0S ocotk. at
No john stree will consist Of achoce variety
Plants Mr. Louis Menxud, Albany, n. r. comprising
Cameiixa Azeieas, Prinroycs, Ferns, Cact Begvnas.
HcAths, Rhodedcu irons, &C., &C.. AL ~ nno order.
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GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PrANoroRrEs-

STovEs AT AUCTIoN-ABoUT 100 STOVES WILL BIZ
- sold this day auction 454 Canal streetCooking
Paiior. DINING Once other Stoves Pipe Zinc Settles
kc also Extension Tables also Ifteen hand
Carpets, together with other goods.
WIN. WRITER'S Auc,ieneer
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06

q During our visit to Lowell we were
shown through the Laboratory of oar celebra-
ted countryman, Dr.. J. C.. AVER. Scarcely
could we have believed without proof what is
seen there beyond disputing.
They make a barrel Of solid Pills, about
10000 doses, and three barrels of Cherry Pec
torai, 10000 doses, per diem. To what an
inconoeivable amount of human suffering
does this pointl 10000 doses q dayil Fifty
millions Of doses per year!ll What acres and
thousands Of acres of sick beds does this
spread before the i'm maginationl And what sy m
pathies and woe! True, not all of this is ta-
ken BY the very sick, but alas, much Of it is.
This Cherry Drop and this sugsred Pill arc to
be the companion of pain and anguish and
sinking sorrow-the inheritance our mother
Eve bequeathed to the whole family Of man.
Mere the infant darling has been touched too
early by the blight that withers half our race.
Its little lungs are affected, and only watching
and waiting shall tell which way ITS breath
shall turn. This red drop on its table ID the
talisman on which it's life shall hang. There
the blossom of the world just bursting into
womanhood, is stricken alss. Affections most
assiduous care avails not, sho is still fading
away. The wan messenger comes nearer and
nearer every week. This little medicament
shall go there, their last, perhaps their only
hope. The strong man has, planted in his
vitals, this same disease. This red drop by
his side is slping him wrestle with the mex
orabls enemy; the wife of his bosom and the
oherubs of his heart arc waiting in sick sor-
row and fear lest the red on which they lean,
in this world, be broken.
o, Dortori Spare no skill, nor cost, nor toll,
to give the pershing sick the best that hu-
man art can sive.-[Galvsston, Texas, News.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-03-06
The Oil Fever Rageth-A
Grsasy Spot Found,

The oil fever has fairly taken this
county. From morning till night par
tiss are securing the couatry on foot aud
on horseback "sseking for signs" As
nearly ~ We csa ascertain about seven-
ten shousand excellent sights" have
been discovered. Some en,erpsisiug in
.dividuaIs have located their ideas aud
ars .rsnning the thing in the, gronad, y
Hall q dozen wells are already started,
and several mere will be commenced this
week. . 10 -
The surface indications, such % those
on Duck Greek, are found in every part
of tke county. South Of this place. It is
reported that Mr. Miller. living on In
dian greek. has actually ''strusk ile," and
has obtained several barrels. This may
or msy not be true Oor opiAion is,
that he has hit upon the place where the
.'greasy spot" VAS left Of the Republi-
-cans ofthis county. last election.
sCompanies are forning in many places
Iiuthis, county and elsewhere. leases are
being obsained, tools are being procured,
and other preparations sufficient 70 make
Monroe sounsy = huge psppsrbox.