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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27

aEs.-In a quantity Of corrupted matter,
always 70 be found a nest Of worms
.tnat. neither viii they stay anywhere
Weak stomach and bowels are subject to
b s they have not sufficient power to digest
..rL Hence a large heap Of matter Is
+ ...- worms must be the result \ few
these pills Will disturb .hem in their nest
...e --en out Of the system. Il should be
srzl, that an occasional dose when In
2, esFe-ial.y after taking cold, viii prevent
ease from forming in the body.
Pee advertisement Of DR.. Morse in another
Sold by Thomas Deviuc-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
Z u PHILIP D. GEoRGE. D..

STATE OF PHILIP d. GEORGE, Decd,
-area, Letters Of Administration on the es-
Philip D. George. late Of Washington
P, Cambria County. deceased. have hcen
av the Register q said county, TO the
1ai. notice is hereby given to all persons
f claims against tbe sad estate to present
properly authenticated r settlement, and
ateatel arc requested u make payment
1t delay
II. KINKEAD, Admir-.
s0lrg. March 26,-5t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
NEW ARRIVAL
AT THE
J0HNSTOUN bIiRDLE WORKS.

The undersigned begs leave to inform the citi-
zens OF Cambria and adjoining counties q CN
that he has Just received a fresh stock e. 6 ayIA
of the finest ITALIAN and other Mar EEYfl tfil
bles. at his Establishment on franklin 1.ltlS,
street, Johnstown. MONUMENTS. Nh.EC}<
TONI BS. MANTELS, GRAV E iszsj--f1S
STONES. TABLE & BUREAU TOPS, F.
manufactured of the most beautiful and finest
quality of Foreign and Domestic Marble, always
on hand and made to order as cheap as they can
be purchased in the city, without the addition
Of carriage.
GRINDSTONES of various grits and sizes.
suitable for Farmers and Mechanics, sold either
by wholesale or retail.
Promp pt attention paid 20 orders from dis
tance, and work delivered wherever desired. He
invites the public to call and examine his stock,
rs he feels satisfied he can sell cheap.
For the convenience Of persons residing in the
east AMI North Of the county. specimens may be
seen and orders left with George EUutley, AZ his
Tinware Establishment in EbonshUr-.
JOHN PAEkE.
Johnstown. June ! 8. 1SGO.-ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
,ynaf q volcano Can DO.

.,,,vi. 10 173S threw It's fiery rockets 8.
y.,t ~, above its crater. while In 1744 the
~ mass, struggling for an outlet, roared
go 80 ,fs awful voice vas heard at distance
than 600 miles. La 1897 the crater
-[.u-uaracua, one of the great peaks ofthe
- Hunr out torrents of mud, which dam
B -, rivers opened new lakes, and 10 val-
6f thousand feet wide made de-
If six hundred feet deep. The strea N
: Tcsuvius, which in 1877 passed through
:, deI Greco. containing So, 100000 cub
Z. If solid matter; and in 1894, when
=, del Greco was destroyed a second time,
-,,,s of lava amounted to 40, 900 900 Gu
sst IN 1876. Etna poured forth food
i covered eighty four square miles of
.:,,s aud measured nearly 100, 900, 600
!, f,et On this occasion the sand and
=. f,-mel the Monte Rossi, near Nicolosi
"a TWO miles IN circumference and 1000
.bob. The stream thrown by Etna out
$40 was in motion. at the rate Of q yard
DAY for nine months after the eruption;
N is on record that the lava of the same
--.ain, after terrible eruption. were not
,,urlv cooled and consolidated zen years
- the event. In the eruption of Vesuvi-
A.D. 1770. the scoriae and ashes vomi-
f,-th far exceeded the bulk of the noun
while In 1869 Etna, disdorged more
n twenty times It's own mass. Eesuvious
thrown L. ashes as far rs Constansiuap'e.
ia. and Egypt; it hurled stones eighty
IDS II weight, to PomPeii, = distance OF
miles. while similar masses we're tossed
.ll0 feet above it. sun,Eic -Cotopaxi has
..-s.: a block Of Toe cuJ.o yards il
--e Z distance ofniGc rniles--aDd Sumdawa
1915. during the most terrible eruption
-.r-t. seat its ashes Us far as Java. a
.,.,...5 .hree hundred Ei.ss Of surface.
.-ra. . population rf y 600 souls oliy
escaped -He-rcgitse Scieace.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27

a GRiCULTCEAL NCTICE-TLe mem
"a bcrs Of the Cambria County Agricultural
Society are horchv notified that an election FOR
Officers aui Managers for the ensuing year, will
he he'll N the Office cfthc Secretary IN 'CrInnade
Row Ehgn-:.uTg. on THURSDAY. the 2lst
day of MARCH. 1851. # o'clock. 2. VI.
I5g G,Fer
March e-a-.I Z. \. MCCOY, Ssc'y.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27

ROBERT a. Ri'COY,
ATTORNEY AND C6UEsELoI: AT E4Ayv,
EBENSBURG, CAMBRIA COUNTY, PA.
III manner Of LegoI Business IN The severa
Co,,rys of he County promptly attended 10.
Ejsrsbrg June 81, lS6o.-y
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-03-27
HEgA CHAT THE PEOPLE SAT-.

cenarcless parity, and efficacy ChecriGy
,ec1,n:eud ta all persons vino wish 20 have safe,
liable and soasous remedies ct hand FOR private o' do
Tie Rev wn Hos-,er editor OF The Northern Iute-
pendent, Auburn, y y the Rev r n CreS5.y, -
lies. Chaplain Of the Auburn sts'e Prison. te Re-
Spencer y Rice, hestoT 'es-i5e'i'5i' aiaSS 's
Nichols E-s.-Gene=ce Corf=resce y I tlse Rev r :
Pratt, DORSET VI Tie Rev Jo. e Eehie nsa,oi A G
Hart, Es1. Utica, y tie Hon. Neal Bn7. Portland
Ne t,se lion. Schuyler C''lsx, S1a,ll=1i Ind .s Hon
Ci-sr-s IIn-lr--r X = Henry D. Coos isl. L-rr q
Tle Ohio state Journal, Ca,-ahrs pi57s tie Hon J. H.
cello. So; Le Hon : '-T i-is'ilJ' Si-il , 4
Bristol! EsI Jca, T. y a : Pond 5Sl, Cie2' ~ a.
James PIaase.-, Esq. Nashville, Tenn
list o. SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Hal--ar Fevs-. C-n--=,ran, AMI Ea1--1-aat.on.
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No a-For Coils, c-yia-, r-si.nE, anl Na@e.alsss q
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n. scr IIeaia,e Vertigo Heat ana Fo.i7e-z o. 'ae
NJ. 1o-Dvz--r-r, 2rffs--ror. wes! and Dsraassi
No 1i-Ios Frial= Iaassr-,ErrE szaiy, Painfol, or
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]. paE-.E-E Z @.

-sa-5zct street EEl2EE, E5-1I7cd'2.
Dss'ars is FT-t. Ct1rse AMI F.-5--siera.
Have cnn--aIslvo1 haa. an assortment of
DRIED AND FilKLlD FISH. &c. viz.
Markercl, ShaS. salmon. HlUe ET-l licrriu-s
Goldfish, Beef, Pork, lard, >io.'. IS, Hams.
sides. Geese, Bstts, 3 T..
Sent. 3, ls.0.-a..
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{. y. EIUEEAE.

Attorney st Law, E.IeassU-e, Pa.
I 0FEICE OPPOSITE CRAWFoRD'S HOTEL
, nlaTIT. 1885
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-04

NJ. Il. CHAPMAN 4 CO. AUCTIoNEERS.
~. rare opportunity for housekeepers ana dealers
HOUSEHOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The property Of q gentleman leaving for Europe
the residence eme Clark, ESQ., No IS West sixteenth
Street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The catalogue comprises the largest Rnd richest assortment
Of Household Furniture offered auction ts Sale
SUPERB SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
PIANOFOkTE
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITE
VELVET CARPETS, BRONZE CHANDELIERS,
EMBROIDERED CURTAINS, EXTENSION TABLE,
BUFFET, CHINA, GLASS, SILVER WARE,
ROSEW GOD AND MAHOGANY BEDROOM FURNITURE
Parlors-roscwood Suits covered with silk brocatcl viz
Arm chars, Reception Chairs TeteTete Sofas oval back
Arm Chairs rosewood Eteseres stialy marble tops lined
satnwood Secetse and Bo0Scas plate class doors:
with pearl Antique and Gothic Reception Chairs covered
with India SATIN; Kings patent Reclining Chairs covered
with velvet Encognenrs Carpets Oh Paintings by eminent
copy of the celebrated Iaintng in the Louvre Gallery Paris
Winter Scene, Fruit Piece, French Line EngraTnss en-
broidered Lace Curtains, Bronze Clock mufbl- stuary
China Vases Ornaments,
~ OCTAVE ROSEWOOD pIAN0roRE
CANTERBURY STOOL AND COVER;
Walnut iatsand, Chairs, ocotn Velvet Carpet Sill
yer Plated Rods Dining Room--Heitx Extension Table
pieces solid Sverwue Sheffield Table Cutlery silver plated
Caster, Spoons Forks Napkn Rings Coffee Uln Salvers
Table Linen. Bedfoaas-Roscwund Dressing Bureaus,
Reds,eads style Of Ions XIV; Cunh,oscs Washstands
patent spring Mattresses, " pair Wooicn Biank.ts q
Sheets, 80 Pillow Cases Connterpanes, Me6ruw's Sofa
Bedstead Chairs Rockers Corner Stands Also all the Fur
nitnte 81 the servants apartments. suan"r wishing
tend this sale from the Aston HOUSE. 81 Nicholas Metro.
potan Hotels take the Fifth stages Sixth
or stages aud stopat Sixteenth street. near the house
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A UCrIoN NoTICE.--HANDSoME HOUSEHOLD FUR.
n nituie
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
POSITIVE pEkEMPTDRy SALE OF
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FI.KNIriIKE

The property OF Garrett NJ Van Dyck, ESQ
This day Mondayl at f0a O'Clock precisely, the bcaut
full Patlo Dining Room, Chamber and Library Furniture
the dwelling house iS2 fwenyhrst street, between Seveat
and Eighth avenues ai Of which is having been
Gently made and comprises everything adapted fashion
able and elegantly furnished whole 70 be
rrmpory sold for cash. consisting of English Velvet
Tapestry Carpets, elegant Rosewood Pafor Furniture,
suite comprising three :ull suits richly carved all Of which
covered in rich silk brocate and of the best
rosewood Centre aud Pier Tables Turkish Chairs III blue
and gold satin and moqnet; Velvet Turkish Lounges rich
Mel and Pier Mirrors, Dan ask and Lace Curtains. gold
aud Landscape SHADES two God Eegres style of Lou
l. XIV. rich Srv and Dres Mante Va ses BisQue
Figures Ar istic Bronzes, Paror Ornaments, r..
ELEGANT OCTAVE PiAN0FOKTE,
MUSIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVER, cost $3.50
Marble top Bureaus ricny carved Beseads twenty large
HAIR MATTRESSES, Ietticics Chimbe. Suits, IN rosewood
bronze coefs, marble Mashsands Lounges, French and
Spring Seat Chairs Rockers Dvans, Ottomans Oval Mir
suerD Beds and Bedding, oak Exeus Table two
hne mahogany Sofa Beda'eads rich French and
China rich Tea sets, Ssfrwafp Spoons Forks Casters
Ice Pitchers, Ufns, Tea Service ruby
OF every descr p0n oak marble top Buie, Chairs
perb OAK Desk, Oicl Ia, rich Chandrlers marble its
Stand, one of Wders Iron Safes Catalogues al house
Sale positive, rain shine
n. B.Parties from assured that every AZ
tele in the house will be sold strictly without reserve
there VIII positively he no posponemen Purchasers
have their goods carcd packed shipped by reliable
sons who viii be in attendance for that purpose.
RUSSELL w. WESTCOTT, Auciioncer.
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ESKY I, > hEEps , AuncT l.,n

III tt. DEEUS,
IL sae-lENEY u. LEEDS SEQ. wit sen a aaction,
on Tuesday, 9th, and Wednesday, 9th November at II
O'clock each day, in the Of Messrs Selaiier
Suckow $50 broadway between Prince and Brooue streets
stairs assgnees sale VI elegant nrst class Furniture
be sold without reserve 70 close the concernconsstnc Of
Suits of rosewood carved work vine patterns Par
lor Salts, with other varieties, IN muslin Canopy and
other rosewood Eegcres; richly carved Centre Tables
bocaiel aad satiary tops; carved Extension Tables with
uhar to match richly carved Console Tables and Gasses
Bullets, carved IN NUT and iowers heads in rosewood
black walnut and OAK carved Hii Stands aud Chairs
match; rosewood black walnut and OAK richly carved Book
cases; plate glass satin wood lined Secretaries Library T
bes, AZ Also elegant aud complete Bed
room Furniture in rosewood, black walnut mahogany
rosewood canopy carved Bedteads plain carved
extra ,ne carved Dressing Bureaus lined satin wood aud
cedar french plate glass hrmot Glaze do ebony Chairs
&c. together with not and
usually found in extensive establishment They
examiaed any time previous 0 the sale.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMENTS.
T AURA KEENE's THEAreR.
~ MONDAY NIGHT
EVERY Nroif RUS WEEK.
GREAT UNION Bua1Esour,
sESEs s$ss s ss$Es s s$s:
sEE yEs s sSSs.
"A'A ''' 'esn Fifty FiFTs aqTE Sfs S
ENTHysTasTTiiu'" APPLAUSE.
s ToSsHsS y
IShs1 srEcrsdpSfI"@sHRH Ex4sAvAeANzA
in, produced presenting bsllian, specimens %
Beautiful tableaux,
EAqui.ie music,
"'''" March,. ssSls,i SrIii,.
and .., o.,,.,.,un unoa sentiments.
s@rUL lia. NAMES sSsiassA OF the following
Ne. sSsH sHlTESs M NJ Iof + gAAl h5Ssu,
Ms n I@SE BURKE Sls. xHaHsrA
Mrs. Mr. ], M a. bSRSErr Ms NJ Hq Z paiS
II: 4EEz$$'Es$SaE NJ h; 5 $rE EH5sEs,'
rHA 'SESf \ fi, tSs fs slRdE a's'0
MEDrEY-TUNEs FOR THE MILLION,
serious ami aintrodnclng "The Sai,or Roy" with im
iaon OF Je BARS lannon's carionct Solo and other
'as'''' '"4 as f ExgRa p RENE WALTZ
Doors open a. Va commence nj ~ Dress Circle seats
may oe secured Ten days Ia advance
CASTiEks .as M Mps n nALI, 5s' BROADWAY.
w,u.nr..r = ne G sres, tadtn JnsgIer.
ExmlIlRs,irrrIosN, MMI TO LET-oN BROADWAY, or'
spacious entrance For terms &C. apply y JOHN sSxRE
agent, st'yvesan, Institute, No. ESQ Broadway.
RRoADwAy MUSIC HALL.
rE ExoElslon su sn'M MAfi or Ssa sN Sos Xxx
srUPENDOus NOVELTIES.
d Gay ss aoS ShihP 5SV II rhLSSr
week = T Slf'r A ts' or Conc EoR FSGcae
$ $#HH $ I'll Ss & $ ss$HssE$
%S%s,S al Sa1 sS % s Gsw ins1y
ing the beautiful an effective scene Of
EEH # #SSHE$% $ $ $ $tESs
native sh drowning fun IS~ y the n s ssIE
siege sssa LIKE 2lFl s great CHARACTER of THE APE
~ ,,.n.J MISS .ns EmNhsriSE n DE- FAiBER
vi VII ~e,s 4s, rs, stg1arance his sSsIng
THE CARLO TRolPE. ritz CARLO TRut' pE
In their wonderful G, tunasttc performonoes
MIR. D. PRICE.
MR. d. pE1IE.
First night Of Paul Brlllan's Ballet entitled
Ia PRiMA DONNA
La PRlMA DONNA.
in witch Miss ERNEST1NE DE FAIEFR. Mile. KATAPJNJ,
LIZZIE stHti1IE aud the Corps lie Ballet Will appear
THE BROADWAY MINSTRELS
THE BROADWAY MINSTREIS
THE BROADWAY MfNSrKEtS
in now and select Of songs chorases, Re-
BILLY BIRCH J. A. HERMAN, Ben COTTON
NJ. AlNSLEY SCOTT. d. PRICE
TIN NORTON, JOHNNY FIERCE
TONY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR,
MISS LIZZIE ROBERTS, MISS LIZZIE ROBERTS
MILE. KATARlNA, MISS IDA ROSS
THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE
THE GREAT BALLET IR DupE
in and effective Baets, Diyertssenents Tableaus
Dances, &c., 40
The whole to conclude with the pantnmiine of
THE APE or B0RNEO
Or. Lrf BENEATH TnE WAVES
The Ape. sgnor Felix Carlo
Bobby Grill. Mr. " Carlo Granny Grill Ben Cotton
Won Aldike. Mile. kaaiina Chtis0tne Katie Carlo
Glnce WariHi, Moor sn female. wtfc OF Won
Aldike. Lizzie Schultae
w
Glow Braniah. M. A. Scott paiiie Farde,lc,
teeld Marrah j. Pierce Miss NJ. Schaltze
Peasants by the corps de ballet.
host Of Novelties in active preparation
ROBERT W, BCylE., Sole Lessee
FERD. Won ALkEE, Musical Director.
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are g M YER he ~ yam" TE cTY
do not forget @ ys The GAEThs and you win be amply
soss' a5 "eas Private Boxes 90 CENTS . 'S'' o''"'''
CANTERBURY Mqslc HALL, 5s5 BROADWAY.
: THE a idSs i is IGi.Sy 5tGGLER,
WIZ APPEAR on Wednesday, November g. 1867.
(AprM.S, WILLIAMS WI w,,.,,vc vov,or
tgs5y L ssat " Gh e ss seS ss''
yvNGEAsIsG WONDERS
Il At The parisisn Ca6inet Wonders Anatomy 5Ss
s S ts e ss y %ss Co. New o 5ast
perfect freak nature monster hid with two heads
sgnt tier gre woners Of o. na.nrrsseee and thrilling
re- a. one Re s sSsn ao p o 'as sn human body
who crowd e daily = have truly moral enency
Lectures daiy on Interesting scientific and pathological
o. n for gentlemen only from l0A NJ. an oP.M
NEW YORK HARMONIC soerEry-NorIcE or RE
IN movafhe spacious and cOmsCudians chapel attached
Twny second street (norhwest IN, been rented for the
@ Sras ysrs s iSe f fon @ 81 sysTy MGn
or ,ai'hershtp may DC made to he seerc'ay At lsey
sssgs. l III Messiah i Il r 7. @
" IL DArAs Secretary. ''''''"N
CARD.-wELL KNOWN MANAGERS HAVING LEASED
y tAe Old Chatham Theatre VIII reopen the
NATIONAL MUSIC HALL,
VIA one o. ,he agcst and best companies ever putupon
ness and the great amount Of space in said building tie
pubic The Interior VIII nndersoa thorough overhailng
PRONE round the circle, rettng the Who'll.
tabshmpt with gas fixtures lamps rarticula,sin
future cuncsments
WANTEB-a00D LADY SINGERS, DANCERS, NE.
w gro performers and other talent 70 Detroit Nch
gan, Apply "a JACOB BELLER, at Frenchs Hote from 2
to ) O'Clock y. NJ.
MTANTED-LhDY DANCERS. BALLET GIRLS, Ne
w performers and other talent, Hitchcock Ma
tonai CONCERT Hnll III new Canal Apply
t3nndi
yxCM MASON AND TIRO THOMAS
w FIRST sufREE
~ DODW 0RTits HALL Tuesday, Nov s. st cioc y H.
ouar,cttes by mozart and sohHmann soHtts, w Bee
theven and kGndo Tor piano violin by Schubert viii
20 Feriorne The grand p4nclorte from Tire nanpiacory
OF Mesars Stcinwpy Son.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
Subscriptions for Che seventh received ~ The door
amt at the 8lores " SGRr,enenrg Ln.s, 100 Broad
way, and q. BlpusiHg f0l Broadway Single subscriptions
for ae SIX soifees s. TIVE subscriptions for do, 81.
Two LIVING WHALES Ar JONES WOODS, EAST
river and sj1y.afh street. Admission IS Chill.
drcn under ten, 10 cents
CWIss BELL RINGERS, AT HOPE Chapel, IN
- BcsdWavThc ALE hanians Ncceiists and swiss Bel
Ringers etcy erenng Admission Is cents Chi.dfen NJ
ceHi Commences u - Matinee SATURDAY afteraoon al
two o'cocs chNirento matinee ~ cents.
CtAETE9BERY MUSIC HALL bs5 BROADWAY
" Nantet-Tweniy Ballet Girls. From IS t. SIC Per
weck vii he paid. Apply Al the stage door, IN Mercer
stfceL
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A d. CAULKfNs, AUCTIoNEER.
Ii. MORTGAGE SALE.
Rich and easily Hotisehold Furniture,
Eiena III Iaisr a nod Hlnnnlnril

n. MORTGAGE SALE.
Rich and easily Household Furniture,
Elegant rosewood fanofurte,
Rosewood Parior Suit, in brocaei,
Valuable Paintings Artistic Bonzes Marble Groups &C.
Monday, Nov ~ The elegant private residence 10 IVES
Fourteenth street, Eighth avenue
Commencing al II O'Clock.
The sale comprises the entire contents of the house. The
elegant Parior Furniture made order and Is in solid
rosewood. The whole win be sold the aihes, bidder
cash. Offering extra Inducements purchasers the
Furniture Of the house is new having all been made within
six months.
Elegant rosewood octave Panoorte with all modern
improvements oyorstrung bass, &C.;
Cost 5000;
rich o covered in SATIN and Embroidered Cover:
three elegant i suits OF rosewood Paror Furniture,
rich brocsde and satin rosewood Etegeres, splendid
costly Paran Ornaments, rich Vases &C. Also magnificent
collection o Paintings rosewood Turkish Easy
in fine reps; rosewood Centre and side marble top Tables
richly caryei.
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and mahogany. Bureaus
carved Bedstead Washsnnds Sofa Beds Ia haircoth
ten Hair Mattresses, 40 " 30 pounds made to
order aud in excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consists of fine oak Extension
Table, SverwRrc, rich Chna Ivory and Silver Cutlery,
Forks spoons &c. with heavy cut and engraved Glassware
OF every description
Sale positive, by virtue of chatel mortgage
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Upward soHENcK, AUCTIoNEER
IA ASSfGNEE'S SALE OF SUPERB HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE


= FURNITURE.
BY EDWARD SCHESCK, on Tuesday 9Th inst, at eleven
oeeck Al ms sesrooms 5 and 1877 Broadway, the
one o me nest cabinet makers In the city consisting part
OF elegant sod carved and plain rosewood Suits and
brocae plush and reps elegant rosewood
mashireht rosewood round Bedsteads and
aus DO In black walnut finished In oil rosewood and wal
n secretary Library Bookcase elegant and wal
nut Etegeres carved waHut and oak Buets wal
nut Library and Dining Room Chairs other elegant fur
nn,e Inc above Is all Of the best manufacture, and
VIII pe positively sold by order Of assignee The particular
sehon o those ia want OF elegant furniture Ia respectfully
requested 10 TINS sale n. B.1he furniture is ex
billion. i n FIREMAN Assinnee
GEoRGE COOK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
OF hrst class Household Furniture tomorrow, al II
O'clock, at store III broadway very large and elegant
s,peh consisting OF Paror, Chamber Library and Dining
Room fnfnstuir en- suite; rosewood black walnut and ma
hocany Library and Secretary bookcases Armorea tace
Bnes WhIdohes Canterburies, Work Tables, and every
article usually found ia first class Sale posve
misses. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

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MRS. j. NJ. MOZART,
Mr. J. Mr. ii 1S I = AsSi!s5s; pianist:
In addition the musical attractions the entertainment
the will present the audience 10 Prcmuma In
GLIDING magnificent Pianoiorte, and elegant cAhneA
Grover Bakers Sewing Machine For particulars
small bills. Tickets ST. For sale AT the music stores.
The distribution OF presents IL by envelopes the
set, Geo A. Lockhar, r. Taylor. N scecy. rhos Nets
| CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, 5ss BROADWAY
~ CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL .S5 BROADWAY.
1 MONDAY NIGHT, first appearance OF
DORA DAWRON,
| DORA DAwRON, DORA DAWRON.
I DORA DAWEON, DORA DAWRONs
/ DORA DAWRON, DORA DAWRONs.
| THE CELEBRATED DouBLEvOICED SINGER.
B B9SkEE.y3icEo s siSGEs
FIFTH WEEK OF THE GRAND rANToMIME,
/ MAGIC LAUREL, MAGIC LAURE34
| MAGIC LAUREL, MAGIC LAUREE
| MAGIC LAUREL, MAGIC LAURIE.
which elected thunders Of applause every night fro
FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED PERSONS.
| having already Witnessed It's Grand success.
| TiiE CANTERBltRY MINSTRELs
| THE CANTERBURY MINsTRELs
In new SG%afi ' sEsr q" GyaN NV q INC Times
THE B sEsT G GyMNAsTs,
| THE FINEST DANCERS,
opERATIc srNGERs. orEKiTrc s4NdERs.
and general Performers In existence.
NoTICEoher great attractions will be announced shortly