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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-12-06

u.s. Forty eight persons from Ober-
lin, Ohio, have given notice of their in :
ttention to sail on the 9th of November
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PL LANING MILL, NO. !
JOHN s. DAVIS,

OF the Sugar Run Planning Mill has large
" assortment of Lumber, either rough or
planed, on hand, which will be sold as low as
any other establishment can afford to. AS he
is practical mechanic, he will guarantee that
his work will lie executed in a manner to suit
purchasers, and prices shall correspond to the
quality of the material.
All orders addressed to JOHN S. DAVIS,
Box No. 10, P. o., Pomeroy, or Montgomery &
Hoadley, Wharf-boat, Pomeroy, will be promptly
attended to. may %, 1s60.A3-20-yl
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ANN AKBoR, Oct. I6, 1861.-7o the
Editor Of The Pine oaa Palm:-Dear
Sri thought I would send yoss a. few.
facts in behalf of Haytian Emigration,
Since received the Guide and The
Pine and Palm, I have .een called on
from every direction for information.
There was a man by the lame of Weleh..
came from Cassopolis-ouer a hundred
nsiles-to see me, and get information
about Hayti. He informed me that
there were nine families, who owned q
thousand acres of land, well improved
who are ready to go in the Spring.
The least any one will take will Be
81 900, and the rest will take from
81, 900 to $4,000. The nine families,
including children, will number II per-
sons; and others will go as soon as they
can sell. We are to be known as the
Michigan Colony. So you see that the
ball is rolling, notwithstanding the op-
position. Yours for Hayti,
7. 3. FREKaAS.
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DIR. A. CAMPBELL EARLY,

Operative and Mechanical Dem ssrA
tist, Gallipolis, O.-Dr. E. has had 0fSS5aA
long experience in the Dental pre- 1IlI-D
fession, and feels confident that he can give sat
isfaction to those who need his professional SER
vices. All work warranted.
Dr. E. may be found at the Gibson House,
Pomeroy, on the lst of each month. Will visit
patients at their homes if they wish it. 45-ly
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nFFICE AND RESIDENCE OF
" W. N HUDSON, Surgeon, Hygeo-Thera-
peutic Physician, and Electro -Magnetizer, at
the "old Knight place" near Middleport, o.,
where he attends to limited practice, after an
extensive experience of many years. Electro.
Magnetic hours at his office, from 10 to Il
o'clock, on Thursdays. ~ t5-l
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FRANK COOPER,

Stone Mason g. Bricklayer. Residence in
John Lance's Building near the Catholic Church
Dressed and Bubble stone work executed in
the best manner: also, Bricklaying Cementing
&C., done at reasonable prices. Work war
ranted. o-24-lyI
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DR.. JOHN ELB EN-,
IRON STORE.

II EEP constantly on hand, a general as
IN sortment of all kinds of Iron.
For SALE wholesale and retail, ut Poncro,
Rolling Mill Warehouse
4-32-3n WM. LONG, Ag't
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Yusiness Cards.
r. w. HAMPTON,

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Kygerville
Gallia County, Ohio Prompt attention giver
to the collection of claims. G4-l2-lyl
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AU Business of the Firm Transacted By
4. e. McLAUGHLIN, Business Mana ger.
To whom all applications for Subscription, Adyer-
tising and Job Work should be made, at the Office.
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rrHE WONDERS OF THE WORLD.

PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS AND ANATOMY
563 Broadway next door TO Ball. Hack CO., Scw YORK.
The wonders Of the world aud be lutes OF nure hitherto
hidden revealed showing tn 81 the haudsra Of
follows the heels of nature
Wonders Of the brain ani vara whore the seat ot
the mind or soul Is supposed 10 De,
Wonders the live hearing. smelling tstN
and touch
rinary freaks OF natrpsiogetheg- with wonderz
from Paris Florence, Munich n a En- gland.
Wonders Of e actually shpx ten le within life.
Exciting thrilling and unsui ssabe wonders and eurtos-
ties In the rotunda
Wonders or accouchement, wonders Ia radtes
wonders In obstetry wond.s Of embrlosy, woaders OF
osteacxy. - ---..
WONDERFUL-I,7OO PAErS OF THz HUMAN BODY
at view, and still gtoAtor wonaaes Ia seialchre or
pathological room
unprecedented cxperlme fsin chemistry.
V open daily for seinen only md affair Saturday,
Seps. %, from 10 IN the nsavAang till Pat night.
i,fuis
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CTUyvEsANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY, OPPoetgR
~ Bond streetGrand opening night Monday, October :,
and every evening during the week.
THE GREAT ETHIOPIAN CONFEDERACY.
FOX AND SHARpLEY'S MINSTRELS.
Consisting of the LEADING STARS, OF THE PR0FJh
SION, whose chasc laghabe have been
by the elite and fashion Of all the great ics III
Union In this first class organization n ts found the In
Irritable comic trio Of artists
CHARLEY FOX, SAN SHARPLEY AND DANE REEF
CHARLEY FOX. SAM 5iIARpLEY AND DAVE REED.
And the acknow lodged champion clog dancer J. CHILr5
by the best vocal IL the profession aa5
apicked corps Of insrnm artists under the leadership
Of the very talented violin &, r. acssi.fY.
The programme via en- brace i.le
LEADING COMIC ETHIOPIAN FEATURES.
Iegimatey perormedthe leading chorIses solos dnaiti
aud quartees cxqustciy by talented ststtonctsi
with quaint and qHiet bits of satire To s the tnea bJ g
STAR COMEDIANS.
For iul particulars programme.
Doors open att to commence at X uclooh. Tkein IS
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SALES AT AUCTION.
M. b. CHAPMAN a co. AUCTIONEERs.
Is Sl5ONO worth of


"A M. b. CHAPMAN a Co, AUCTIONEERs.
x Sl5,OtO worth of
ELLEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
10 De perempoIily sold at pubic auction,
,c,,, ~ On THIS DAY (TUESDAY), OCT. g.
THE PROPERTY OF a GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR
EUROPE
HoseWood octave PanOiorte, rosewood Drawing Room
suns, ewood and mahogany Chamber Furniture
OAK Dining Room Furniture Paintings
Satuary, Bron2es Chandeliers
Mirrors, Velvet Medal
80, lion Carpets,
AT the residence of DR. Philip RANSOM As West Sixteenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
SALE COMMENCES AT IL O'CLOCK
superb Suits carved In solid rosewood covered with silk bro
cate Secretary and Bookcase Etegeres bfonze Clock
one month Pier and Mane Mirrors embroidered Lace Cur
tans Mantel Ornaments Centre Tables Kings patent Re-
cling Chair, Oh Paintings by eminent artists.
Magnificent seven octave rosewood Planofore.
Canterbury, Stool AMI Cover.
Hatsand oak Buffet Extension Table, China Dinner Tea
Sets crystal Glassware richly engraved Table Cutlery solid
S,verware rosewood aud mahogany Bureaus be!isteads
Wardrobes, Toilet Tables CommOdes, Dressing Tables hair
and spring Mattresses counerpanes Blankets, Sheets
Towels, McGaws patent Sofa Bedstead, Booksans Toilet
Tables, Brussels ahd Ingram Carpets Ooh Stair Carpet
Also large assortment of Basemen, ana Kitchen Furni
ture House TO let or for sale For further particulars see
Anciioneer
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A D. CAULKINs, AUCTIoNEER
IA. FIRST FALL SALE.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
An extraordinary chance hosekeepers and dealers in
Finch

Fine Furniture
Wednesday October o. 1t flls o'clock precisely,
All the costly Furniture Paintings rosewood Drawing Room
Suits elegant octave PianoDre Mirrors Velvet Car.
pets &c. In the residence No 22J Fourteenth street. near
Eighth avenue consisting OF very elegant Pier Manie
Mirrors, Lace and Brocade Curtains rich carved rosewood
Eegeres with mirror fronts three solid Pnor
Suits in satin; rosewood Centre Tables, anoforta stool
and Cover Oil Paintings Turkish Easy Chairs CANT China
Vases and other Mantsl Ornaments, Dining Table
Chairs china Tea and Dinner Sets Cut Glassware, barge
sortment OF fine syerware Ivory Cutlery together with
mahosany Beds and Bedding, Hair Mattresses Velvet,
Brussels aud Ingram Carpets Clocks Mirrors maheginy
Chairs Sofas, Lounges Rockers oilelohs sale positive.
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(NoNSTABIES' SALE ON SOUTH BROTHERS ISLAND,
~ Wednesday morning, Oct. 8, AT ten o'clock, OF IS
Wall Tents Cooking Utensils, Camp Kettles, Tin Ware,
iaehets &C. The sale Is rare opportunity Of purchasing
bargains the above ne South Brothers Isa opposite
Port Norris and short distance above Harlem, ard to
Rikefs Island passengeis by Third cars or
Harlem boats To Harlem thence by Morris and
by small boat to the Island Fare cents
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II. Paintings, ststuaiy, Bronzos, Pianofortc,
SAi public auction this day tTuesday) at O'clock, at
The eep. mansion Samuel Clark, ESQ., TWEEN
tysixt Street. Sixth The catalogue comprising
the largest assortment Of Household Furniture
&C. offered al auction TIM season Solid carved rosewood
Drawing Room Suits, Brocade and fadE tIrfms, B.onze
and ormo n Chandeliers Bronze Clock Bookcata Eegel,
centre Tables OIL Paintings, by eminent artists Velvet and
Brussels Carpets seyres and Dresden China Ornaments
oak Sdcbonrd Extension Table C0uehes, Arm Chairs solid
Siverware Sheffield Table Cutlery cut and engraved
ware rosewood and mahogany Dressing bureaus Ward
robes. Commodes Bedseads pure Hair Mattresses Blan-
kets olleloth sair Carpets Iasfn Carpets Sofas, Rock
ers, Chairs and Mrrors; also rg Of
and Kitchen Furniture. Sale commencing O'clock this
afternoon.
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Q j. BoGART, AUCT1oNEERs.-wEp
=. Oct at ies O'Clock AZ tn auction roonls No North
Wlam street, Household Furniture, Sofas, Tribes, Chairs
Lounges, Carpet, Rureaus Washsaads Rcdseads BEDS
and Deddng Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

rrHE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE rs RESPECTFULLY
J. solicited 70 the superior quality of Hammers fresh
brewed Charaen1 Ale This ale Is proved
sons Of and IT'S keeping quality especially Of that
brewed during the most excessive hot weather
FOR any length OF lime. Charge St2 per hhd So per bb
delivered % any part q the city q New York Payment
delivery Orders To Hammers Brewery Ga uar
lem. will be attended to with despatch.
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a SSIUNEES SALE-WIIlI. BE SULD At PUBLIC
IA auction at the Merchants Exchange, the 10Th of
October 1861 at IL O'clock NJ Of that days direction
OF Z. II. LUDLOW, Auctonrsr al those in
BROOKLYN situated on the sou hwesierly side 81 Carroll
street, distant f56 feet and inches hwesery om Third
avenue and being 100 feet in front Carroll
feet inches IN the rear and i22 feet 10 inches depth
one side ana AZ feet inches the other. Together
that certain other piece OF Land situated In the Of and
adjoining the same commencing the norhease side
First street. 425 feet northwesegy Third avenue
being 5 feet in front and rear BY 100 feet in depth each
SIDE being the same property conveyed To George A. am
ton and Robert Donaldson by deed dated May 1860 aud
corded In the Registers Office Kings county, in Lib $50 of
Conveyances, $40; together with the Paper M Ma
chney Fixtures and improvements thereon To be sold
subject to two morgagesone ST 90 the other
$4,000 and interest Terms II aic1en per cash and
auconeers fees the day OF sale and the ii
ty days, when the deed will be delivered
THOMAS X. GORDON, Assignee.
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BROWNE & NICHOLS, AuCTIoNEEigs, WILL SELL
- this day ruesday) Oct g. at O'Clock u front ~ once,
50 Nassau street, cream coioed Horse 10 hands high
years old warranted sound KIND and sente as
a family horse a woman child drive him. Also, n
second hand Rokaway Harness; both In good ore.
sold only want of USE.
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nANIEL A. MATHEWS, MISUNDERSTANDING

ROSEWOOD piANoFoRTE MADE By ICKERl SO.
DANiEL A. MATTHEWS VIII sell at auction, by virtue Of
his saesioom ~ NASSAU ree Two farlor salts
IN satin hrocate nah aHv Sofas Chairs Arm Chairs
Rockers Noliaes reph Hes ads Hair Mattresses Dress
ing Bureaus Washstuas shaving stands, Corner Racks
OK ana walnut Bnle E&teuSion Tables, Dining Chairs
Bookcses Warirobes CAina Vases Gas Fixtures
NeRtt Brussels and Ingram Carpets; OIL Paintings en-
aneicd Chamber Suits Pies Mirrors also one elegant black
walnut Library suit In reps; also superior
MOOD fonni corner ranofurtc made Chick
efng Fun particulars in catalogues which win DE ready
carry on morning of sale BY order Of Louis II. Nue Al
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A ssiGNEE's SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE.

TT Iit
over S20O worth of rich costly Household Furniture
: This tTuesday) afteraeou at O'Clock prce scly.
Comprising the beautiful and costly Furniture
the large dwelling house 52 " e Twantysst rect near
Seventh avenue the whoe for absolute ard pcrenor SALE
rain shine consisting Of English Velvet Tapestry and
ingram Carpets elegant rosewood faior Furniture
comprising three fun SUITS richly carved al which ar,
covered In rich broatel Of the te desp
Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Caars in blue and gold
satin and moqne; Danask aud Lace Curaius Velvet and
Turk ish Lounges fine Eegres rich Sevres and
Dresden Mane Vases artistic Blon1 Bsque Figures Par
lor Ornaments, &c.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoETE,
Music Cabinet stool and Cover
Elegant Bureaus Bcdsteads Is Hair Mattresses Chamber
Suits In rosewood spring Chairs Mirrors and
BedGine bronze Clocks oak Extension Table
seads rich Cut Glass OF every description top Buffet
Ocoth, rich Chapdcers, Sc. Sale p1s.e, shine
r. W. WESTCOlT, Auetioaeer.
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young aud accomplished Madame BYRON. from Paris
who can be consulted with the strictest confidence
affairs Of e embracing love- oour,shi husuess d sick.
ness; restores drunken and anfhtul husbands; Aas
cre 70 make you beloved by your hearts ideal Ind
together these long separated Ladies 25 eentemcn 80
eents Residence Ne 81 Third Above Twelfth
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~ Corner Of broadway and Thirteenth streets
siai NOT ana Manager Mr. Wallack
Doors open at To commence e'' Al Is''r "''A'A
pron,, OPENING OF THE NEW THEATRE.
PRESS AND PUBLIC
THE MOST COMMoDIOus
' AN IL TIE rmh c sGTSlTkYiEp EDiFioE
Especial attention directed that the
performances win in future before ii oclock
NolcE-t Is respectfully ntimaied win be no free
pr eofngnentary admissions excepting only the usual
ToNidnT AND EVERY EVENING.
VIII be acted anew Comedy, by Tom Taylor ESQ three
scEN Nsis Yipp xproiNrMENrs.
.o,,,a, INCIDENTAL MUSIC AND COSTUMES,
THE NEW PRESIDENT
FRENCH.
p ne kampe theatrical manager Mr.. Lester waack
hsHoui leadnt actor .,................,.M Mr. Floyd
nilpenhfd iow comedian .....,...........Mr. browne
Ia iacohi e, leading actress Mrs Hoey
toIomne her daughter. Madeline Icnriqucx
Niie Mrs Reeves
The Grand Duke Of Klenstadt waidsein Mr. c. Fisher
n.oun MeneIha!H prime Minser) Mr. Norton
rne Landsraye of Baunsbaek ..........M Mr. Reynolds
dns nai9n Won Dampfnoode Mr. Blake
krebs, chief valet the Duke. ........... Mr. Young
Her1ml Mr. parles
The Princess wihemias Che Landsravc's
Nile Won Grenh,im cher lady in wans Mrs. Vernon a
Inc baroness Won Dampfnoode Miss Mary Cannon
Fiauein Won Pfeitfer. .....,........ Miss Carn,nn
Musical Director and Composer isober. s,oepei N'"'
- scenery by H. sherwood, assisted by Mr.. Engles
- cents
Private Boxes 81 Orchestra Stalls
Anew drama Of peculiar construction and extraordinary
specoar effect bringing into action the great and novel
WINTER GARDEN.
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7GE BOWEEY NEAR RROOMG STREET MADAME
ICO WlDUEa g'aiisoyan! aAl gifted spanish lady; NJ.
wells The sefies OF fu ~ i.ee marriage absent friends
knes, psserbes medicines for all diseases; tells lucky
numbers, property lost stoIen, DC.
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NIxoN's ROYAL CIRCUS AND MENAGERI1 OF
IN Living Animals,
PALACE GARDEN,
Corner Of Fourteenth street and Sixth
BRILLIANT
Increase of novelties the already unequalled
ton of Equestrian and geological attractions.
On TUESDAY NIGHT. OCTOBER 8 1861,
for tho first time in New York, the
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELkS,
which, IN con junction with the
EDUCATED BHFFALOES,
will be exhibited the audience before the commencement
of the equestrian performance, aud
LECTURE
their manners and habits be given by Mr.. II. Engham.
First appearance In America OF the
WONDROuS PRuSSIAN ATHLETE.
WONDROUS PkUSSIAN ATHLETE
HUGO RENSCH, HUGO RENSCH, HUGO RENSCH.
HUGO RENSCH HUGO RENSCH HUGO RENSCH
The most elegant female eIuestriennc OF the age,
NINE. LOUISE TOURNIAIRE,
NINE LOUISE T,URNIAiRE,
NEW NATIONAL sCENE OF EQUITAT1ON
With appropriate costume. - x
CONRAD BROTHERS. EATON STONB,
CONRAD BROTHERS. EATON STONk,
The two best humorists In America.
DEN STONE AND JOHN FOSTER.
The wonderful DUVERNEY
The great tumber, CHARLES RIVERS,
And att the
NIBLO GARDEN EQUESTRIAN CORPS:
Admission Is cents. Children is cents.
FOUR GRAND MATINEES THIS WEEK,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
Arranged expressly Tor family parties.
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n
AN 3:akss,AI sS fF4 Us, ITGS5 FOR
Over 5000 rerih II iii, rost Household Furniture
comprising The he f S Al ss sy f sar Carpets
Glass Gs q an1 S , Wa on'sSa in s rss awsn
for absolute psreutory s'se shine consisting
ar rs sa ps il SIX us 6S Si:eT large
renre r5 a % " ra ~ e 1S . ses
curtns, rich Cnina Nasss Patnt'9 Nc beautiful rose
sS 0i s1 "em""d, Oh e"u 6aeE ia" st ans
Arm Que selon az ion dlou VS. GheI3 COED
sssis Bureaus Washsis@ds iSe longs SPA i,ds,
sai dacS Whit Essn and I'll rs, w inc
aa ,' alss chna and silver ware; ra Stoves,
Oiiclafs, Chandeliers &c BY order OF W BsttD Ator-
hey Tor m"rgagee
ss a e Sold S y At IN tx
rooms, ~ Bowey. ~ lots hist class Colhng
n Inc 81 or Cold saa waAes rcn caey
s es@ as ne sG%s a
sea- at 10 O'clock this day, Nos 80 Spring steeet
n Is coaa,cp"nss snses and yas other arssles too
BY or 81 % WI cGbr so Spring z, street.
uoneer y owcry, wiil sell "Wednesday, October o
lJIs oeoek large and general assortment of and
5. d. Moss Catherine street.
pAwNRRoKEas sALE1wEpNEsDAY,. OCTOBER 9
irgo Of sit and oher Dresses Quilts Banke,s
non II dealrs and haasekeepers. IS order OF H. BAR
NAED, y rhiri avenue.
ID y RAzEhL, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lO1s o'cl0ck, saesrooln l5S Hr,daay
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C,
Comprising general assortment Il heavy and Shelf goods
PocKeknges cards States AAe Handles &c, &c. Also
eis, DiamineAaites, &c
CESENrH FALL TRADE SALE OF HARDWARE
- JOIN Il. VAN AErWER1S son, auctioncr, viii sell,
Wtlr y O.tubor D. iS6l, vt ~ o'clock, ut the sales
NADam stree, liz hGrtfed lots English German
and AA5r.an Hardware, Cury &c, embracing part OF
Cutlery Ffrn- Knives, Shears, Tool Chests, timed iron
and l'r.t ia and TATE Spoons Blasting spoons Tea
Trays ara sos shot Pouches, Powder fasks,
Nail Hammers, pewter Cocks and Faucets Britannia Soup
Ladies' Pocket Cosrew a in Do, Collars msiieabie Rein
Snaps English Bedsccws, Mason Backing, steel Watch
Keys Hair Pins, silver poaei Cases. German silver do,
hard frame School Sates ionngs patent do patent leather
Tape Lines timed patent metal Satepans, nnid sheet iron
Tcakctes, porcelain Preserving Kettles, English and Ger
single ani double Guns, ShOl els ami Tungs. he; also
English a.a American Padocss, Moree and RIM Locks,
Cupboard Locks brass and Hinges Gate Hinges, Ham.
mers Sash Weights Edge Tools tn variety, forms, four
months credit
g Al B0GART, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40. NORTH
-. William sireet-Cons,ables sale. By Of
directed by James Kelly Receiver o Taxes for the
city and county % New YORK. WIN expose for sale Thurs
DAY. the l0h day October, a6 at II O'Clock In
III Nassau street. AL the Furniture and Fixtures OF
the Artisans Bank, consisting Of Counters DESKS Tables
Chars Stools Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures Bank Vaults
JOHN II. KILLER Constable.
. j. BoGART, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-. Oct @ at 6ts O'Clock az tn auction No. North
Wlilm street, Household Furniture, Sofas, Tables, Chairs
Lounges, Carpet, Bureaus, Washsaad Rcdstcads Beds
and bedding, Kitchen Furniture,
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ANTUsEMENTs.

e~<>o~>~~~>>~o~~~css1e |~SsSS~>~->~y>>~.>oooo,
l. AURA hEESE's M TIsEaISkFi onr
EVERY NIGHT UP THIS WEEK
NEXT sATuRb 5sP AFTERNOON
,,o,,, .,,.,o,.sM! be presented the
hiohIf soccEssfo1 THREE ACT
''' UNION suRLEsoUE
SEVEN INSfsoNs SONS,
BRILLIANT SCENERY WITH rs
EXQUISITE MUSIC
A'' ' WHOLE ie%iH sTkESGrH OF THE COMPANY
HERALD asa
,r,, IspoIsr or
~ FINE SCENIC EFFECTS,
SUPERIOR To Is ANY PIECE
ye, produced Under Miss Keenes tasteful management
inc AvEh Sis v hiiEsRRiE sArAps AND SEnrDs
af Of E rHSTHs' shining
R SHR e{ Ba2ss i $ss y$ ssgsS
SE AZ I SSHaHPIfHy rs
w.t. HArSs,RhHH e EaSh4lsn
"1hH A arbh ARE o Tu EEs sukLrour
THE III N eUhs fsSSis'y Or THE REBELLION
CONDUCT OF ENGLAND TOWARDS THIS COUNTRY
APPLAUSE WHICH iSh rq evtsy p, ,so mn
Nif ps H Ey DAr6cuE
W. 'a cj aH Z " fUSi lie OPINION . -.
Best Ss s TlG shW y Tsn r sfaaE
4Ae D''y r iaSa s. xRE THREE rAplEAux
:, NEVER BEEN s N''s@ ssff IN AMERICA
CORAL GAVE pleasure =" '''h pictures as the
CURIOUS SPIRAL STAIRCASE;
ASCENT or THE sr 'iit or THE LAKE,
wArrEAu SCENE She 6 5itr A GsrAT Nympus
RECLINING AMONG THEIR FLoCks.
SERMON AND cAPER IN EVERY SCENE.
Every man, woman and child who has dozen lines 10
WALKING LEADING ARTICLE.
III is 4 BRILLIANT PRODUCTION,
SHARP HITS, HUMoR AND WISDOM
mr., SONGS MUSIC. DANCING,
arc ovERr a1isns AND INCIDENTAL MUSIC
NEW ouADnrr EEoa aAE r nnhHf OF MIDLOTHIAN
arranged BY him fayori.e Scotch Melodies rom he
SOUS al the Instruments Also lis new Military Gaop
SE S'9 AND si f SCENERY
MEssRs ROBERTS AND LEWIS.
L HG NC
Columbia, Mrs. J. II. ALLEN,
Sataneiia Miss SARA STEVENS
Tartafns, Mrs. LOTTIE HOUGH.
Asmodens Mrs. CHANFRAU.
Diavolus Miss BURKE.
Molassus. Miss FRANCES
Sulphurus, Mrs. MARLOWE.
Rhadamanthua. Mrs. DILLON.
Mephistophites, Miss ROBERTSON
Cuiec. Mr. j. G. BURNETT.
Dr. Fnssal Mr.. IEviGk.
Jake Butt Mr. H. f. DAILY.
Pluto, Mr. c. BURNETT
Fred Flutter Mr. MARLOWE.
Mickey McGinnss, Mr. DILLON.
Machiayeli. Observation-Disclosures j. H. STODDART.
Mrs. Pluto Mr. G. PETERS
Doors open Mt hapast half past
Seats secured ten days advance without charge
NOTICE
In order 10 accommodate
LADIES AND CHILDREN,
who wish avoid the evening
formance there viii be
GRAND MATINEE
SEVEN SONS
SATURDAY, OCT. r. 1861
Doors open Al Il commence at O'Clock.
Children IS cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.
~ ASsIGSEE'S SALE OF
SUPERB HousEHoLD FURNITURE

By EDWARD SCHENCK, Wcdne -tay OH instant
At II oo3k IL us saesruons Nos la5 aud lag Broadway
sisng in part elegant 5..j carved aud plain rosewood
Suits IN satin and broce plush end f2ps elegant
Btdsteads and Bureaus; do in black walnut fnsd IN o
rosewood aud walnut egeres carved walnut and BUT.
fes oak and walnut Lihrr. and Dining Room Chairs and
other eegan. Furniture ~ above is all of the very
manufacture and viii e positively sold by order assignee
The particular attention OF those IA want OF elegant Fun
ture is respectfully Requested TO this SALE.
j b. FREEMAN