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ANiUsEMENTs.


-
w Cornsr q broadway and Thirteenth street.
Doors open al I. To commence ats
Especial attention directed 10 the announcement that the
The extraordinary facility egSess was fully evidenced
by The fact that departure OF
Ing night from the fall OF the euraia xit Of the last
audl,oE only occupied three mi0utes srd y half.
CAUTiON--Ihe public italy sled
purchase tickets the sidewalk Nuns will command seats
but those procured Al the box olce.
NoTicE Is respectfully Infatuated Nerc will be no free
privileges If the Press
OPENING or THE NEW THEATRE
Architect Mr. Thomas II. Jackson, 229 Broadway
Masonry by Mcssrs. NJ W. Shute ~ West Elhtetrth
street. 'o~'
Carpentry by L. Baldwin, 207 Bowery
The iron work, of new and elaborate design
expressly Tor the heatre by George r. Jackson Co.. No
aDi Centre street. 80
The prosceniun and carved decorations syJ W. Bana,
Ne. SIG Bleeeker street.
fhe upholstery draperies by G. L. Al D. Kelly No. $50
Btoaaway.
vbe superb chandeliers gas tngs and Hxs,res through
out, ~ Mr. stephen Philbin, No. ~ Broadway.
Thv plumbing by Franbach farte, sixth avsnue.
Sius@d glass and rmper-tache decorations, by Mr. w.
Gibson, Gibson Building Broadway.
Oh pautins throughout and paneng Of front entrances
by X. n. Fosdick, No. l43 Fifth avenue.
The spes curtain, mstliag, &C. from Julian
Tiers 425 Broadway.
Scenery by Mcssrs IT, fsherwoo,s snd Charles Eneles
DO-NIGHT AND EYE8B EYENiNG,
WIN he acted new Comedy, by Tom Taylor, Esq, In three
SCENERY, APP0INrME NT,s AND COSTUMES
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UCTI0N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF MANU-
"A featured ard manufactured stock, &cSaturiay,
sept IS ls6l at io A. ~ a. the agcnltnra foundry and
machine shop $50 81 Water between
and Clinton streets New York the entire stock consisting
ronghs Ploneb Castings, Plough Beams, Handles aud
Rounds, Culiyator Timber Harrow Corn Shelter Sugar MIL
Grind stone aud Truck Frames Plough Bolts and Wenches
also lot Of Wrought aud Cast IRON and Ssn Boards and
within buildings. together with sasy articles pertaining
Che business.
And ON the same day. at one NJ, at the l97 Water
>stps one door from Fulton, the sign Boards within and
outside the buiding also the Plough yane roof Sheet
Plank and Irons, and other arti les Terms cssh.
GEO. j. s. THOMPSON
Assi.frc. dc. q In McNaly
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NATIONAL CONCERT HALL,
l72 New Canal street Cone tl9eS from B9wcryI
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY.
MISS JENNIE ENGEI. MISS JENNIE ENGEL
The elegant and fascinating vocalist
MILE LA FOILE MILE La FOLLE,
Miss FRANK CHRISTIE MISS FRANK CHiSIIE
MISS GARDINER, MISS nh,saspl
MISS EMMA SMITH, MISS EMMA SMlih,
LA PETITE ELLA LA fEiiii ELLA,
Banjo Solos by the unrIvalled
.t DICK PARKER
Z. Nero MinStrclsy and Buft s1ue..
= NJ " Also The National Band of Ministries .
nuSeAr every evening irtdncing ai the adies OK me
fs,,qnuany In An cntre Walk Round.
CAnp-Th.s Bard % Mins.els, seven In number, has
been orannlea expressly for the National Coneer Hon. ana
is pronounced aud most amusing negro performances
In the city. Ear none.
Admission ~
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,SRAND pANoRAMA or THE WAR~-Ar HOPE CHA
t re no Broadway every evening Rt BoSock With 900
ecis ana appTc PIRATE nude. Gspaa ibis alternoos
nj s O'Clock, ~ a nominal price.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

eers-Assignee's sale OF manufactured and unmanu-
tsG s Stock 4c-Saurday, September g. 1861, At
nan past Ten a NJ, at the agricultural foundry and
mac shop s2 Water street between Jefferson
ana Choa streets New YORK the entire STOCK consisting of
ploughs Plough Castings, Plough Beams, Handles and
Wounds Cutivaior Timber Harrow Corn Shelter, Sugar Mill
Grind Stone and Truck Frames Plough and
so 'ot Of Wrought and Cast ron and Sign Boards and
the business.
And on the day. at r. NJ ut the 1877 Water
street one door from Fulton the Boards within and
slide the badng also the Plough Nane roof street Plank
and lrsns, and other articles Terms cash.
GEO. j. s THOMPSON,
Assignee, &c., Of Jno. MeSally.
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A LECTION NOTICE.-AN AUCTIONEER OF LONG Ex-
IA peIenee In various branches al trade OF the highest
speciality and OF the best business connection, desires
situation erier general clerk considered Al sales
influence consignmenis ~ goods; his long
rerience and general knowledge in this branch of business
would be advantageous house about commencing
She above line References OF the highest responsibility given
pnd required. Address J. r. Clinton box 1886 New York
POST Office giving real others will he noticed.
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C ron TIE
BENEFIT
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASrLUM,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
THURSDAY, October ), 1861
their services for this noble
and paseworthy institution requestedto address Mr. NJ
Is. Clarke, 81 Prince street.
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ANIUsE NIENrS.

ANUS n MUNru
4 oADT ESy,S e 5HsSsT; ngE n
TIE sE aS%iS y $Sa.1 TH 81 o.
r TiiE CCV0MMiiCU rrRRoo@ t,eeA ANNE
SECOND Ap pFk C9Mtc az rR9GEAMME
SECOND APrS4RANGE on M4DAMEE HiEEn T!EMsSH
AND EVERY EvENiNG GUM UNuL i FUfMEn MOTTO.
Admission cents Anphthratre oS cents
s s&TS Sss AaAd nyTS e Music ssaand Sns
comprising ' SoaI S''i Fhcd %;i;S'G"''
TWELVE NEW AND SURPRISING TRICKS
sstion INCLUDING Is ''sea Tor his ga" European rsr
by Mr. and Mira. ns err nUo"Ls We
sa FFSSKkbbAAy T TW9 rrEEh hFoET >SgEs
FIRST Observation-Disclosures MMA AS II
NEW c6Mic rR0sRAAMMWEE a. 3 Y
FIRST pRnsfipl %IprSrSuti Al 4 N ,,xrr
haa.s AHSiNhs cent.
No RESERVED sEArs No MEsEkysD s sEATs
Tn iis' iNAuau nn rroTiSMf9 pno,MhNn ~
which has Tp psa lsa. .ssS
country. W. o''' w
N'A"' hN WIN sc ,re,er,ea - Sn IL LADY
GRATUIToUS cory ar Syi'frors cory
1"A'oiioos oofY =, GkA5ulrous COPY
HhEE kkMASS rkEsTE
SS 9LtEorioS OF OF T Tsroks
of
~ r3N,TimE ee 70 so"'.ra ss :, ~ pre0sea
To CuNrffJnE IN = C,ci Co.,
ul,sA will give sbr Indies ntnctent s,,e w a,.rJ
THE CONCERT AIT THE CENraxI pARR
vhftA commef,e,s al A p n ' oN'" '"''"'
""''' eo"'''''eS NSorrcr
The arranrernsr.s for The sa,.e WIN
he TIM, same MS M Inc 0nern Mat,nea ,s =. ,i ~ "a ~
s..ryrt .enls in any mari of Inc hons. an, ~, No =.
VIII be thrown op.n 10 the nuhir " f'' ~
The sale of Matinee toEsts i6f,y cent, each, Win e,u,
Friday at ,he Academy of Nu.p st,.rs l,r..
sings md " - ~
ALI, THE MUSIC STORES,
stnct a. "'Se A'Ahn' S'''" """ RF"Ss' r"''"'
LADIES' my YOUR TICKEri us hDyAyCE
LinIFs' RIIy yoIJR TirkIlrs ~ NnvSNrE
MnNDAV ,hiri nioht Of ,hr Comb, ,natnl,ne "
--- y 80 80 . - ~ ~
NEW RoWERy ruEATpE
N So,e prnnrictns Nessrs q l. F,y SI Va linyarA
~ SATiJIDAY Seutenbrr ~ st;i " s
The s,,seAssf,ii drsrn. 81 - ~
JOOHIPE TUE~JUGGLER
TOM CEtNGIE's LOG
And the comic farce of
THE ARrFuL DoDGER.
JpARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM
SATURDAY SEPT % ,sst
GRAND FAMILY HoIir.aY
TWO SIfPFRH DRAMATIc pER;0NaSCFs
TN THE AFTERN0t,N Az q c'Ci oCs
- EVENING AT "a. O'CLOCK
Mt each Of which will he produccd drama
TIE CROSS OF GOLD or TIJERrSA'S vow
farce ~ ' rur rwo suyz.uns
has conyulse the
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UCTlON observation-disclosures OPPORTU-
~ nifty to pur, hsc Household Furniture at aucon.Sae
n O'Clock this day Saturday, at the large mansion house.
No. 60 West Sixteenth street near Siah ayenue rosewood
and mahogany Sofas Rockers Chairs Tables, Bookcase,
Eegeres Bureaus, Bedsteas Wassands Sideboard
wood Panofore superb Instrument; Mirrors, Curtains,
adcs Clicks Vases, Paintings Hair Miitrrs Brns-
sells, and Ingram Carpets, Chandeliers, China Tea Sets,
Sfyerware ALSO OF Basement and Kitchen
Haraure Sale O'Clock precisely.
MAYNARD x Co, Auconeers.
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IINIoN FREE AND EASY, NO. 80 SPRING STREET,
~ Brondway-Mo n,ay and Saturday evenings extra
accommodation. Z. Harding and F. May, presiding
BEDET Il DoNNELLY
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a MINUET
CHARACTERISTIC DANCE
ALL THE CHARACTERS,
Composed by Mons. PAUL BRILLIANT
Between the first and second Of the comedy Mr..
ROBERT sIoEPEL Will ntrcxace novel and peculiar
Melange. cnttlfda
MUSICAL PANORAMA OF BROADWAY
Boxes and farquot 90 cents; Orchestra stalls ST. Private
Boxes for persons, 81.
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WINTER GARDEN.
TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT,
THE BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL COMEDIENNE,
$3.50, MRS. JOHN WOOD,
WIN appear In the charming huIlesque of
CINDERELLA,
which has been produced with Music by the Conductor
Nharles korpit3, in luding o.eriine, with
foo Flngeot oblgato, by kopp,iz and Lothian nightly
received with an
ENTHUSIASTIC ENCORE.
New and brilliant scenery 10y Gelz, and and startling
euecs The cast Includes In addition 10 Mrs John Wood,
Mrs W. K Blake, Skerrct, Miss Emma Hall Lothian,
a. ~ Davenport Lewis Baker, Harry Pearson, L. S40l.
Mrs Wood IN addition to the exquisite music Of the bur
lcsqne, has introduced VT hin the the follow
Ing rare and beautiful morceaux--
Dueo marzale, Allegro nmoderato fusse and feather
ano from the opera Gnyanne BuIio neilo Ragsabondo"
While we re here q they Interfere,
Won't we give them n WARNING.
. MRS. JOHN WOOD and MR. l.. BAKER.
Also the celebrated aria andane fna e'tenerezza,
from the opera ii D,nieo Bryanc del Nuoye iorke.
Nhack, row de dow dow,
Where WAS you General Patterson.
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With The whole strength OF Che eompany.
LAST DAY AND NIGHT
Performance OF the
MAGNIFICENT PANT0MfME
MAGNIFICENT PANTUMIME
MAGNIFICENT PASTOMIME
MAGNIFICENT FANTOMfME
SOUTHERN REFUGEE. SOUTHERN REFUGEE.
SOUTHERN REFUGEE. SOUTHERN KEFlGEE
S1ffTttERN REFtJ(;EE SOUTHERN REFUGEE.
SOUTHERN REFUGEE. SOUTHERN REFlGEE-
Monday next, first appearance OF
MR. N. SMITH
The Champion Bone Player
FOX 4 CURRAN, Proprietors
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A UCTIoN NOTlCE.-NEW AND SECOND HAND We
A hces, in great variety this day II O'clock BY EZRA
LUDLOW Jr his siesrooms IS Liberty street. door
west of Broadway.
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A SsIGNEE's sALE-CoNTENTs OF A RESTAURANT
n A. NJ CRISTALAk, Auctoneer win sell Monday,
September 80 10 O'Clock at No a Chambers street the
eSon!ents OF Saloon consisting OF Brand'es Gin, Rum,
Bar Fixtures, Awning Signs, &c BY order of
M STERN. Assignee
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Koc"iVfd ni7hfTy WITH
UNBOUNpiD ACCLAIM ATOMS OF DELIGHT

Received nightly
uNBoUNpED VACCINATIONS OF DELIGHT.
speaAing % toe irujuons and atterati rs in the
piece tue HERALD ysrhe baresque Itself has been very
several comic songs In her old popular style have been In
,erpoi'sa In Mrs Woods part and are received Win u'-
bounded applause Changes slight but important have also
been made IL the dialogue dresses and busness the
scenery has several beautiful effects and the whole play is
The Tribune says:rhe burosaue "Cnderela" has been
greatly improved by the Introduction into It OF ilmitable
run Mrs John Wood has nightly reinforcement of spirits,
and sings ra comic songs OF pnrioic bearing with
IRENE clio enee Applause grees her efforts Where the
ticr; was wri hty il mas been iIied with light and the
scenery and the music and the ballet good tina, s
capital entertainment.
The sunday Times says:The change of programme has
made Clhdere'la" exdtsn funny and added btilnncy
70 what before was only charming ANY quantity OF songs
have been Introduced and part Cinderella
feied 70 give the sparkling representative of that
happy but fortunate damsel chance for unmed by play
and viger Mrs wood very spirit mischief.
Davenpf has nearly his good looks and makes
an admirable prince whom body might fall in love with
Mr. Lewis Baker exeedn ~ GOOD the baron AMI Miss
Hail. who eeds to part Miss Ada Clifton, who
has sec,ed ill, place ry satisfactorily The house
has been literally packed during the past week. and Cinde
msn Seats for the Winter Garden may be secured three
aS IN advance and we strongly advise those who only saw
VIII afford sufficient amount of pleasure to well rcpny
the trouble.
The Sunday Mercury saysAt the Winter Garden the bur-
addition Of certain improvements In Mrs John Woods role
Tia, badly opportunity to display finished
comic vocalist and In the execution OF
nocSoperatc She "brings down the house, night
The Sunday Courier says-rhe facnang of women,
and the only rolf King representative of bulcue the age
has given u.s. In point Of fact Mcawbcr would say, ITALIA
Mnta the iares impersonli1n OF the fairy ideal 81 he
the Little Maid Of the Glass slipper Legend, still holds her
court and handsome court too a. the Winter Garden The
vores by being sung at the Bryants and admirably adapted
10 Thal Matlas powers; bat besides this she has trans
formed her par by her yivnCousncss from the tbr
nose Neutrality Of Pnnche and Shapy into very pi
bt bit OF ancli extrasaganza and nisht gives evidence
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UCTION SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING &C.
IA A. NJ. GRtSTALAk, Auction, viii sell Monday,
September 30 at W. odok At Me- % Bowery CloIh CASH
and Satnet Frock Sack Business and Overcoats Doe
skim Cioh Cashmere and aint Pants Velvet AMI Cloth
Vests; also Boots and Shoes Fancy Goods Watches and
.Jewclry, &c
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NfX0A'S ROYAL CiRCus.-ro THE PUBLIC
~ The recent terrible calamity ut the Continental Theatre,
Philadelphia, resulting in the death OF three young ladies',
Misses Hannah, Adea and Ruth aleso well and lavora-
bi remembered IA abs city While under ray
Nbo ardenand the probable death of the surviving sis.
tor and from my al knowledge Of the worth and
iiary characters Of the deceased and the helpless md
dependent cDn6ii of The bereayed widowed mother,
induces to tender the entire receipts OF my cstab-
shment, with the grsttus and voluntary services Of my
company who have kindly rendered their services for the
benefit that nj bereayed lady feeling assured
that the pulic Of New York IN with characteristics generus
y respni to this solemn peal The entire of
my estabishm mt with ausi aid vii, be available on
this OCCASION, which wan lake place
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER |.
J. NJ NIXON
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCfI0NEER. Il HENRY H.
IL LEEDS Co will sell, At auction, Saturday, Sep
= at O'clock in from, store No % Nassau street.
pair OF cark bay Horses lisa years old stylish
and believed TO be perfectly sound perfectly gentle and
kind In all harness and under saddle by order
oA the assignee without reserve.
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RROwNs NICHOES, AUCTIONEERS-WILL SELL,
- this day. Saturday, September Is at saesroom No. IS
Nassau street, at 1e1f O'clock

Comprising the entire furniture propeller WAN.
sna suits, In oak and Rosewood; Carpets French
Plate Mirrors, Valances Mattresses Feather Be1 Pillows
Blankets Quilts Sheets Towels Tables Chairs Stools, Life
reservers, Crockery Glass Ware Cutlery Lamps
unary Utensils, Table Linen Casters dc, together with
assortment of genteel Household Furniture party
Ing up housekeeping consisting of Prlor Library Chamber
and Kitchen Furniture.
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A UCrfoN NoTfCE-sUpEKg FIRST CLASS HOUSE,

A UCTtON NOTICE.-SUPEKB FIKST CLASS HOUSE,
~ hold Furniture al pab auction, this day Saturday,
M GRIFFIN CO. auctoncers the private residence 81
West Sixteenth street. between Filth and Sixth avenues
nng f01 O'clock octave rosewood fianoforte,
Drawipg Room Sniis Bookcase Etgere Mirrors Curtains
Paintings Satuary Carpets, Clocks Bureaus Bedsteads
Wardrobes Mattresses Sofas Roc kets Extension Table
Buffet China Glass Sverware Tahie Cutlery Oio,l Stair
Carpets Hatstand; Also the Furniture of HE
nents; also, large assortment OF Basement and Kitchen
ptst ru or shine.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
-ACarles Iron Safe, Office Furniture. Sc-M DOUGHTY,
Auconeer will sell this day, sept Is i01a O'clock AT
tealesroom IS Nassau
Paror Suits covered in brociel mahogany do covered in
hair CLOTH viz:Tec tees, Arm Parur Chairs,
Bile top Centre Tables Bookcases Inarn aud Brussels
Carpets Oiicloths extension Dining Tables Bullets Ores
sing Bureaus Washstands Bedseads, Hair Mattresses
faliasses, Lounges, &c. BY order
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A UCTIoN SALE OF MACHINISTS TOOLS.--wILL BE
n sold at public auction, to close Saturday,
Sept. % 1851 mt 10 O'Clock A. ~, the fooaing desirable
tools Ono feet Flaming Machine. Crank Pancrs
large Drilling Machine 4 Engine Lathe,
twelve do Ave -haii do, four
fleet do. three small Lates lot OF Nies Pattern Lathe,
one Portable Forge They tie day TO
sSuic Empire Works fourth
Sale positive to the highest bidder
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A UCTfON NOTICE.-IsAAC n. AARON WILL SELL
IA this day. tue collection Of Oh Paintings by the most
ceebrated artists, 100 in all consisting of Landscape Hsor
ca and Marine Sale positive. The intends leaving
for Europe
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BROWNE NICHOLS, AUCT1ONEERS, WILL SELL,
- This day Saturday September 2S O'clock In
front OF sesroos 50 fine pair of bay
Horses seven years old l5s hands bgh warranted
and gentle IN every Particular prompt and stylish drivers
20 DC sold without tho leaves the city this
day Also a second hand Baggy. In good order.
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VlrILLfAM ABBOTT, AUTHORIZATIONS SALE
w cheap for cash, win trade iog ely Brooklyn pro-
perty Liquor Store first For
particulars and price apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT. No.
East Broadway N. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

4 r THE MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
II New YORK, Providence and Boston Railroad Company,
held in Providence Sept q, the following gentm
elected directors for the ensuing yearJames J. Day, Thos
Iiieso w. Morgan FCarey d. Babcock, Samuel Sloan,
H. BY den purg Daniel Drew and j. Diyon and a. meet
ing OF the dr.cors held the 9Th ng James j. bay
elected President.
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AnTUsEMENTy,

/ AURA KEE ~E's THEATRE
~ GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW BURfESQUR,
TONIGHT,
49,, AND EVERY MINT TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
WIN Or presented aud ind, s,riabe eurosty era
tnrc comprising Comedy, Farce Buresque Spectacle
orama. Opera Ballet, &c, -
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TWO LIVING WHALES
AT JONES' WOODS
Admission Is cents; children under 10, is cents.
THE SECOND AND THIRD AVENUE CARS
Take passengers to Sixtyh street, within Eve minutes
walk Of Jones' Woods.
JHUDORA, OR THE FALSE PRTNCEsS.--A DRAMATI-
~ xuon of this celebrated story now being published IN
New York Ledger Is ready for Representative IL Is In
and contains first class low comedy part and
charnberinaid introduced Apply 10 CHARLES BERNARp,
456 Broadway, New York, TO II. 4. STONE NOS Maple
place, boston, Massachusetts,.
L,RAHR RIVERS MELoDE0N, 42i cALLowHfLL
street Philadelphia wiz for the season o 1851 and
~ Thursday Ocoer 3, lS5ilits and Gentlemen that
engaged FOR tbs coming season VIII govern themselves ac
coringiy rcl.ot The tag ;e green room,
81 T. NJ Of that day FRED. a DUBOIS, stage Manager
no TIE MINSTREL MISREPRESENTATION VOCAL
aBl Instrumental lrt fprrs. AiJly between Que ana
go BYHOy CliRiSTY.
DOWERY THEATRE 70 JET-wIrii SCENERY,
ID wa,arope and properties Immediate possession
Apply 70 JoHS Giles Receiver &C.. - EAzabeth street
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EDWARD PETTINGER, AUCTfoNEER, 100 PEARL
~ street VIII sell, on onlay Sept ~, at i0s o'clock,
No Aniy place. between B,ecker and ADity streets ali
the Furniture contained therein, consisting Beds Bed.
Household Furniture. Sale positive, without reserve.
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MILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, THIS uAY TIE
W wonder and the great cuiottt ~ ti are
v'zlhe that dom, Iatroni1e Fulton Coffee House
at No. las Fulton sirecs
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LNDWARD SCHENCK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAD
" die Horse bv L. r. II. SCHENCk Satur, v 18th
Inst NJ o'clock at ther saesrooi l55 and 57 Broadway
sorre horse l5i hands hh kind gen lie in
every way and believed to be sound thoroughly tned
and perfectly saddle horse gcneuan
has been used all summer BY the present owner, sold
only for want of USE
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UGTloN NOTICE FOR DEALERS ;2 AND

a UVTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR UEAIEKS AND
n Housekeepers.I will sell his morning. at lua o'clock
precisely the Household the large dwelling
SIKH Sixth street. consisting of
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Glass China and Slserware;
two Paror Suits consisting OF suit Of pieces;
rosewood Eegere, Centre aud Pier fables Large oval Mir
yors Curtains Clocks Turkish Chairs and Lounges
wood and mahogany BedsteAds Bureaus Sofas Chairs,
Tables Rockers Heir Mattresses, Beds and Bedding oak Ex
tension Table, Dining Chairs Table Cutlery, Sale posi-
tive. Terms ash in hankabc money The goods be
tremoved Immediately after the sale
E. ROTH, Auctieneer.
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NEW BOWERy THEATRE.
IN Sole Propretos Messrs. q. L. Fov j. " lingard-
SATURDAY, September ~ ash.
The successful drama OF
JOORJpE THErJ UGGLER.
The domestic drama of
TOM CRINGLEs LOG,
And the comic farce of
THE ARrFuL DODGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-28

TvNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u NO. 429 CANAL STREET, CORNER OF VARlCK
Open daily from IL to 2 and from to =. NJ.
Six Per Cent Interest allowed all Of SEQ and
pnde and Five Per Cen, larger amounts DEPOSITS
BEFORE OCTOBER WILL BEAR INTEREST IRON THAT DATE
THIS BAN& HAS RECEIVED
ON DEPOSIT DURING THE PAST l9ls MONTHS
Sj0l,223 80
H. " HAUGHWOUT, President
GARDNER S. CHArIN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-28

MEMORIAL CHURCH, HAMMOND STREET, CORNER
rector Of ST. MARKS church wiz preach Sunday
evening. Services at l0H 81 and ~ O'Clock Seats free
The r quarterly collection In aid OF the church VIII De
inade at each service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-28

rNfIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
l. Corner Third avenae and Twcnty-hfth street.
Chartered 1874
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on all deposits,
From One to One Thousand Dollars
INTEREST WILL COMMENCE FROM OCTOBER ].
Bank open daily from 10 to3 Also the nings Of
Monday, Wednesday ana Saturday, from 8 10 8
SPENCER X. GREEN, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-28

GALE OF STEAM ENGINE AND pOIIER MA
- chnery, &c:-ciAMBERs FMRCulID, AUCTION,
GERS will sch Tuesday, October at 10 o'clock No 33
Attorney street l6 horse Steam Engne also Boiler,
shafng Puies, Betting &C, throughout the building and
running be examined till day of sae private
bids win entertained iii day of sale. Apply 10 D. CON-
frrct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-28

GEORGE COOK AUCTToNEER.-ELEGANT HOUSE.
NJ hold FurntureThis day. ut II O'Clock Broad.
way, large stock of frs class Furniture consisting
Tor Suits IN brocade, brocaet plush harcoth Library
Suits In green Dilg Room Suits and Tables
wood black walnut and mahogany Bedsteas Bureaus Work
Tables Warrobes, Secretaries, Eiegeres Music
Cabinets, Hasnds Centre and Fancy Tables CHANGER
suits Paror Bedsteads Kasy Chairs Lounges, Mattresses
& &c. Catalogues at sale and sale positive.