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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19
Wagon, and BLACKSMITH Shop

Wagon, and Blacksmith Shop.
TIME subscriber informs the inhabitants OF
u Goals Mouth and vicinity, that he still
continues to carry on the Wagon Making ant
Blacksmithing business. in all their dlfferend
branches. He is prepared to furnish his GUS
TONERS with a neat, good and substantial
Wagon; his materials are of the best quality,
az he is confident his work will bear inspec-
ion, as it is done either by himself, or under
is immediate inspection.
JOHN OvERSHINER.
CoAL's Mourn. Feb. 90, 1858. s:44
"ANTED.--.1o.oOO pounds Ginseng
The highest cash price viii be paid
IflSlr STy---f MS
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TERMS OF SALE

TERMS OF SALE:
Five per cent. of the purchase money in
Cash, on the day Of sale; and the resi-
due thereof in three equal annual in
stallments, with interest thereon from
day of sale; the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security. and q lien re-
tanned on the lands for the deferred pay
ments.
THOS. L. BROUN,
Special Commissioner.
February l4th, 1861.
New York Herald, copy once week
for eight weeks.)
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i VIRGINIA, SS-At rules held in the
Clerks office of the Circuit Court for
Kanawha county, in the month Of March,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19
Low PRICES

as can be purchased anywhere else.
The public will find il to their ad-
vantage to leave me their orders for all
work done in the above line, or with
Mr.. J. r. CAPPE1LEE, foreman Of
my factory.
I hope by careful and prompt at
tention to business that / will share
a liberal patronage.
All work done by me viii DO
Warranted for Twelve Months.
N, L. SMITH.
Charleston. Oct. IS, 1850. se1
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LID u = = Il y
EXTENSION PHRTEN FRENCH
BARoUcHE,
MOTIONS SIX PASSENGER
II Q q TX a w Az,
LIGHT FOUR PASSENGER
ROCKAWAY.
TWO PASSENGER ROCKAWAY
THE FRENCH PHEroN,
THE DENNIS BUGGY,
THE BRITISH BUGGY,
THE PRINCE ALBERT BUGGY
THE NEW YORK SHIFTING
SEAT BUGGY,
THE WINANs BAROUCHE,
THE STANDING TOP BA-
ROUCnE,
TIE FALLING TOP BAROUCHE,
TIE JENNY LIND BUGGY,
TIE GIPsEY TOP BUGGY,
TIE SHELTON BUGGY,
TIE NEW YORK TROTTING
BUGGY,
TIE TRAVELLING sULKY
AND
CHILDREN's BUGGIEs.
AND ALSO BUILD HEARsRs TO
ORDER, &c. 60.
Constantly on hand, every descrip.
ton, of the latest and most improved
styles Of
CARRIAGES AND HUGcIEs,
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Special ComnliSs1Oner
Feb. 10. 1861. v6n44

A w. HANDLEY, personally
IA. representative Of Joseph
Blakeney, decd, Mary a.
Blakeney, and John A Blake
neyy james B. Blakeney, War
mex bIscoe and Sarah his In Chanc.
wife, Erasmus Chapman, and ~ in N
Nancy his wife, Henry s. Ronk Circui
and ThphnesS his wife, Felix Court f,
X. Borgess. and Serenia his Putnam r
wife, and Matthew Whitchill,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19

In Debt.
i o recover
: $500 90 with
interest and
costa.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19

JAS. ". IUGR,
Commissioner in Chancery.
Ian. 21st, 1861. CAS-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19

pY virture of deed OF Trust, bearing date
ID on the 18th day of November 1860, eHecu,
ted by Alexandria w. Quarter. Smelling c.
Farley and George High, to secure to Thom-
os Fife certain deferred pa ynents on the prop
erty hereinafter described, there will be offer
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March 1s, 1861.
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VIRGINIA, SS-At rules held in the
v Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Ka-
nawha County in the month of March, A. d.
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)ARNuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TlggRssp5Ay SIR, SErTE FL I, e. ae n ,sst,
ESS$ S SsE$SsE EAST $ $ssE BS$
The Museum win be closed until O'Clock r. r., atse~
which time vii 6 bisrpH. ID, A r1hs
ever ogsrsd even a, ihs esiahlshmeu, ne,dnS
the interesting, ausabe and amusing character,
EVERY EVERY HOUR
during ''s ss;%S$ IN s;1"S W
Witnessing tm these perorm"ncds VIII embrace seSs
the Tsu panrI ASD Aass bHsGs ''
Sas r. nsns S a SosTr s x biwRo
'' baSciiSG by ia PETITE iblE IF BRGS:
" Mic. MHrIiDA s. ToEpT, only is years Of az.
Madame Bishops concerts last winter
10 be fE L hS@' sSa s,en"s
FROM rH 4k R kIyEh NI HJRs n EGYPT
the most extraordinary creature in the whole animal kag
THE GREAT BEHEMoTH OF THE SCULPTURES
which graphically described n the book of job chap II
AMp PHI + itr;', HN n
living rn nSi "A''
nnf Tss na nf r. 'sa n NJ H AND WHKso
froIeins in bis naive stream tic historic Me-
s Monnr ag1 ,hs Sn'y Sne EYER fsr A%s,c:
THERE Is Nor HIS LIKE, is presumed everybody wt1
e4 TS Io Ok pSS Ills WONDER OF THE woRL,
SE4EK %ds siI Sci & NEW
He BY Sa INV, Arab ke're who is n":af
will alone well repay visit to those who hsye curiosity =
RIA WIZ Is nrad. Of Tins sh, and % TIic, have
sEA IiSs %SST%yA RE$$ sSTPy ThE WHAT u
And a ali shesa sossts and attractions.
the price Of aam,,o Is only Is cents children under ten
see the same things at other establishments.
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DRYANTs MINSTRELS,
ID Mechanics Hall, Az broadway, above Grand street.
Monaar Sept. q. and every night during The week
CROWDED HOUSES. IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS.
=. C. CAMPBELL In new ballads and warbings
THE RAW RECRUITS, TiN.PAN.ONloN
RIVAL DARKIHS
EPIi HORN, NEIL AND DAN BRYANT
IN of eomiracs Revival OF the burlesQac Or
THE RUGGED PATH:
oR, TINY WOULD De Sons or MALTA
Change OF Tuae-Duoys open at halt past Curaia rises
A a 10 s O'cinrk Tickets o cents
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A UCTIoN SALE OF MACHINIST'S TOOLs-WILL BE
\ sold at public auction, close Saturday
r 1851 the following desirable tools sone feet
chHe sixteen feet Engine Lathe twelve feet do
Latcs lot Of Vices Pattern Lathe Portable Forge
They can be seen day previous to sale at the Engine
Wsks foot OF East Twenyfourh street Sale positive
tte highest bidder
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A Carpets, Iron Safe, Office Furniture &cM DOUGHTY
Aucaeneer win sell Friday Sept a. and Saturday Sept
~ At 0ts O'Clock each day, at sacsroom No. IS Nassau
street. by order OF assignee rosewood Parlor
IN Wocatel; mahogany do, covered in hair CLOTH
letea-tees Arm and Parlor Chairs marble top Centre
Tables bookcases Ingram and Brussels Carpets Ocohs
extension Dining Tables, Bullets Dressing Bureaus, Wash
Stands Bcdseads Hair Mattresses Paiasses Lounges
BY order WILLIAM LENKS Assignee.
A UCTIoN EOTlCE--A FAMILY GIVING UP HOUSE
~ keeping will dispose of all their Furniture private
sale at sacrifice for cash. consisting of solid
sold for $S0) rosewood Centre Tables Etegeres Chairs
Lounges Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstands Mattresses Brs
1e's and Ingram Carpets Curtains Shades, Dining Room
Furniture, DC. Apply at lbs Waverley place,
"a
n yoNSTABLE'S SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
~ tion will sell this day, at l0 O'Clock. No 80 East
fs'hteeNth street. the contents of Distieiy Vas Casks
Kegs Desk Railing copper Pumps and Measures lot brass
HENRY WEST Constable
Tue above sale Is adjourned until Friday the 27th
slime end place. HENRY WEST Constable.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

No.! 3 sHs!S WEEK
SSS%.ssa x sSSSss s ss%
Bososs ASsas%y sssiis and ss.a.inr
$ $$S|$#E #EsE# III #:: # s$#$
$ |S;$ $$#s$ $$ $$$$$sS::E
E ss1BsE S EiSs$ "S S1sHF
THE COMIC PROGRAMME.
sA5,S HH!1RSa P0 EMs f SSsESsSsseEs
SSs;E ;##EE EaG
ssF Hs$sEE
'''i; f E ;Si
TTf iSSSSSSSas4SE$$ $ $HS$SSssSSH
which has produced such an immense sensation all over The
EVERY LADY EVERY LADY
iTSSs c cSy GRATEITSGs cory cory
nEREHASss rSssFIDIsEsESR1s
SS Sl:EEcr ISS SF T TkIISKKs
= SS oSttSbh n 8 occEt ScS,
~a" I'LL toSeHFFF A i TiG cESTaAI PARK
the hsi on saturday next and the second and last on Saur
day, ocobera
The arransemen,s for the restIdsislorai Matinee VIII
served any part house aud all private
w" h ee sne " SpSn 70 9T v cents eac will com
Friday the Academy Music sibers, O. Breu
ALL THE MUSIC STORES
Brooklyn, at Roses, Atlantic street and Prox's, Futos
E sgy ySTN TGkEs THE BAY BAY TINE
NEW BowERy THEATRE.
TWO T SiSRi6ts s'P FERSoR n ssi
oGas Gaslsis Great Military Drama Of
OR, Tue sAcKING D OF FAIRFAX Hif COURT aoyss
v A,sr"{ i; 'l M &, o 'asss
S Ben ~ Tii n:I Boar sIS%,f q
n 'AoN "''Af PALACE sisGfs d HH S.NA'h"'A'
afss' naH NH
UNION q ' TmAS Si ST Silsa9f DAY
Forever two weeks past the most active enerasas have
'''' '''"H $$sSS n $ysSs
$ $#$ sHS$E SHHE$$SSsSHs
A AS1 es%%Sn g, g. ~ O'Clock
There will be performance in the morning, that al
attend divine worship.
ENGAGEMENT OF THE FRENCH TRoVF0.
First appearance OF the celebrated
MADAME TOURNIARE.
First appearance ot wonderful menage hsrso
KATE.
Re.cngagement of
EATON STONE
THE EDUCATED BUFFAIOES
The two best Clowns IN America
DEN STONE aud JOHN POSTER.
THE GREAT ZOYARA.
Together with all this
SPLENDID EQUESTRIAN TROuPE.
In - series OF
BRILLIANT EQUESTRIAN SCENE1
Admissit n rs cents. Children 10 cents.
On Friday, Complimentary BENEFIT
10 WIN. ARMSTRONG.
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AMUsEMHNTs.


TuE TGNTr AT ~ EyEEy NIGHT
,vm .....-,~, MRS, JOHN WOOD, .
wi" appear In the charming Snrlsss1e OF
Which has been produced vim Music by
% raHeoist obigao. oy koppix and Lothian nightly
ENTHUSIASTIC ENCORE
ec ana T brilliant una scenery by Gs. and new and startling
Mrs r. Blake sksrre Miss E@ma Han, io,han Messrs
A. A. a. Davenport Lewis Baker. Harry Pearson. 1. szo
Mr.. Wool IN addition to the exquisite music Of the bur
ing rare and beautiful morceauxs-
Detso msr.iae Allegro G,sse and feather
"v M We're here I. e they Interfere,
MRS Ss ss JOHN ,nfS w oeT" and MR. L. BAKER
om the " opera s "na Soys
Whack, row dc dow dow,
Where wasyou General r ate 9%ux woon
UNBoWNDED EXPLANATIONS OF DELIGHT
piece the irn.lp buresque itself very
in her old popular style have been In
ppe Changes but s important h % also d
Sssn made IN the Dialogue dresses and stage business The
"g TSe eTTS rnc sssgS and aProros ,0
greatly improved by the introduction into II of ilmtalc
fun, Mrs John Wood has nightly spirits
tcme co4uenee Applause srcels her efforts here ,e
was ao Tn he \ has been ed WIN light and Tho
capital entertainment.
mace cinderella exqutely funny and added hrillancy
70 what before was only charming Any quantity of songs
nave been introduced and the part o Cndcrel.
ueHed as TO give the sparkling representative of that
happy but fortunate damsi chance Cor unlimited by play
n me most rosush and heart breaking character ndcr
Tue new regime everybody plays with Infinitely dash
Davenport has nearly recovered his good looks and makes
Mr. Lewis Baker Is exceedingly good the baron aud Miss
Hall VINO sueseedsto the part Miss Ada Clifton, who
mas seeded hs her place satisfactorily The house
has been literally packed during the pas, week. Cinde
re!a VIII doubtless ll M the of Mrs Woods engage
men seats for the Winter Garden be secured three
days IN advance and we strongly advise those Who ony
onderella On its earlier representation to do itagaiu
the trouble
The Sunday Mercury says;At the Winter Garden the bur-
esgue, cinderella gained renewal OF public favor by the
addition OF certain improvements in Mrs. John Woods
Iha lady has now an opportunity display her finished tact
as comic vocalist, and In the execution of certain
ocAoperauc mo'ce0nr she brings down The house, light
~.
The Sunday Courier saysThe most fascinating Of women,
ana me only rolickng representative OF bucque the
has given us in point of fact Mcawbcr would say That
Matilda the tarest mpersonaon of the fairy ideal of the
the lte Maid Of the Glass Slipper Legend still holds her
court ana handsome court, at the Winter Garden The
additions OF songs consist ut old popuiritcs made ia
votes by being the Bryant and admirably adapted
70 rha! Matlas powers; bat besides this. she has
formed her part by her Nervousness from the rchry
NOSE Neutrality Of blanche and Stanley Into accrpa
Die bit OF fancui extravaganza night
OF an approach to her former uncqualled SELF
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE
N AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
o. HOUSEKERpERS A

N AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HOUSEkEEPERS AND THE TRADE.
over N2 worth OF rich and costly Household Furniture
TOMORROW FRIDAY) AFTERNOON, at o'clock pre-
sey comprising the beautiful and costly Furniture con
tsned in the large dwelling house. I52 West Twenty hrs
street. Seventh for absolute pc
serpofy SALE rain shine consisting Of English velvet Ia
postsy and ingram Carpets elegant rosewood Parior Frni
ture en- SUITE comprising three fnl suits richly carved AL
OF which are covered in rich silk brocate of the best descr
uon rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs In
nse and satin ana Moquet Damask and Lace Curtains vel
Yea ana turkish Lounges, manuel and pier Mrrors line
weed EeGere rich Sevrs and Dresden Mante Vases Ar
Nsitc bron.es, hsqne Fignres, Pallor Ornaments 6c
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
MUSIC CABINET. STOOL AND COVER,
f1egaNt Bureaus Bcdstead IL Hair Mattresses Chamber
salts rosewood bronze Clocks spring Chairs Mir.
fss Beds and Bedding nk Extension Table,
steads rich Cut Glass OF every description marble top Buff
fet OcoIh rich Chandeliers &c Sale positive rain or
'shise. w. WESTCOTT, Aucioncer
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UTIP ROUSE YE. THEN NY MERRY, MERRY MN
y IL Is our opening day.

UTIP ROUSE YE, THEN NY MERRY, MERRY MN
y Itis opening day."
PARIsIAN CABINET or WONDERS AND ANATOMY,
663 Broadway door 10 Ball. Black Co., New York
on SATURDAY, Sept u, 1851
The wonders OF the world and beauties Of hitherto
hidden now revealed showing that the handcraft Of
follows the heels OF nature.
OF the brain and pons varal where the seat q
the mind soul u supposed 10 be.
Wonders OF senses-seeing hearing, smelling,
touch.
Extraordinary freak. Of nauretogether with wonders
from Paris, Florence, Munich and England.
Wonders of lifc actually showing hidden life within life
Exciting thrilling and indispensable wonders and croai
ties In the rotnnda.
Wonders OF ACCOMPLISHMENT, wonders In hermaphr ades.
in obsetry wonders OF embroidery wonders OF
osiealbgv. - - -.
WOSDFRFuI-l,7Oo PARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY
view, amt still greater wonders In sepulchre
pathological ROOM
Lectures daily together with surprising interesting
UNPRECEDENTED experiments In chemistry.
Will daily toy gentlemen onlv and after Saturday
Sept IS from Ia In che morning I'LL AT night.
Admission Is cents.
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fI'O LEADERS OF MINSTREL BANDS-WANTED, AN
immediate interview with gentleman capable Of getting
and managugan ecen company; OF the best loca
TONS in the city nov vacant Address J. NJ. H., Herald
oIce
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A oCTlON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF MANU-
"A featured and unmanulactured stock, &c-Saturday,
brp. IS 1861 at o 4. NJ the agricultural foundry and
md clinton streets New York the entire stock consisting Of
Rounds Cultyaor Timber Harrow Corn Shelter Sugar Mill
snd stone and Truck Frames Plough Bolts and Wcnches
'Ao lot Of Wrought and Cast Iron and Sign Boards and
within buildings together with sundy articles pertaining
1Ae business
Ad ON the same day. at p NJ, Mt the 1877 Water
street one door from Fulton, the Sign Boards within and
'Sde the buiding also the Plough vane roof Sheet
Plank and Irons, and other articles Terms cash.
GEO. j. S. THOMPSON
Assignee, DC, Of JnO McNaly.
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GRAND PANORAMA OF THE WARDROBE CHAPEL,
VI 40 Broadway every evening. Exhibition
at O'Clock. Matinee on SATURDAY, al 5 +. NJ.
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AMUsEMENTs.
Nc.~.r.~-a-N~gsNaN~.-i
WALLACK's.


w CAUTION public respectfully requested not,
70 purchase tickets ON the sidewalk None will command
Seats but those procured at the box Office.
Norck-it Is respectfully ntinated there will be no free
sl nr Complementary admissions, excepting only the usual
' 6rESISG. NIGHT OF THE NEW THEATRE
Masonry by Messrs j. NJ NV. shute, 22 West Eighteenth
Carpentry by l.. Baldwin. 2o7 Bowery
essy ior The theatre BY George Jackson Co., 2O Cen
The proscenum and carved decorations by j. W. Banter
$50 Bleecker street.
The upholstery drsperes by G. Al b. Kelly $50 Broad.
The superb chandeliers fittings and fixtures throughout
The plumbing BY fnmbach farsel, Sixth avenue.
stained gnss ana PAPER maehe decorations by W. Gibson
o. painting thfqaghS@t and paneng of front entrances
ornsmsna and fresco painting by Messr II Isherwood
Gliding Of the Interior, Mr. James Tiu,ony
hir e car green curtain mating &C. from Julian Bro
The new and Improved stage machinery by Messrs Van
The border prosceninm drapcres painted by sig Primo
THE ACT DROP,
designed and painted Nm n 'hSi rd%iraSs
ruu.sspAy sEPrEMBER %.
the evening entertainments viii with Grand Ma.
'iona Union Overture, composed by Mr. R. sioepeL
MR. wALLACK
vii h S ss sSn S of III, "a %lencr
~ SCENERY. rXrroiSrNsSrs AND COSTUMES
EnIitlel
Distribution OF ciiahatrERs.
pc la RamPc, theatrical manager. Mr. Lester waack
vauhclle, first rssedan. Mir Winters
,,rb"mi,d' low "em"dan NJ n Rro o"nn
lindor walking gentleman Mr. Hardy
la ioconde leading acress Mrs H"sy
U9oinnc, hei daughter ,',....M Madeline Henriquez
Nile 0ironette Miss CrecAer
The GrandDqkc OF Keins!sGt Waldstcin . Mr. C. Fisher
q Rruu 4huck Mr. Roy lds
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A N. b. CHAPMAN co, AUCTIONEERS
IA. ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNI
"A u nun NzIrc

rUKE, PAINTINGS, STATUARY, BRONZES, &C.,
At pstblic auction, this day Thursday at lO oclock
1.-THE residence Of Chas Bcyere No IS West Sixteenth
street between Fifth and Sixth compris.
ms me largest and richest of Household Frni.
tutv &C. offered at auction this Solid carved
weed fnnofofte, Drawing Room Suits Brocade Lace
sIalns. bronze and ormom Chandeliers bronze Clocks,
bookchc, Etegeres Ccatc Tables OIL Paintings by emf
n-t artists Velvet and Brussels Carpets Seyres Drcs.
e." China Ornaments oak Sideboard, Extension Table
O"'chcs Arm Chairs, Silver Ware Sheffield Table Cutlery
and Engraved !assware rosewood and mahogany Dressing
leaus Wardrobcs con,motes Bedseads pure Hair Mat.
-rsses Blankets, Ocnth Stair Carpets Ingram Carpets
Sofas Rockers Chairs Mirrors Also large assortment OF
.B and chenE itrlli
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ANIUyEMENTs.

i AURA KEENE's THEATRE
IL GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW BURLESQUE
- TONIGHT,
AND EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE
WIZ D. presented and s,rhable of ltera
tne comprising Comedy Farce Burlesque Spectacle Me,o
drama, Opera, Ballet &c, -
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NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ summer arringemcntEx tram for Albany, Troy,
North aud West leaves Tweutysx Station al IL x
NJ. For local trains gee time table.
JOHN BuRCHILL, Assistant Superintendent
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eth WARD MOZART HALL WARD COMMITTEE
- will meet this Thursday evening, at O'Clock the
"OGce u Iaight street Puncual attendance IL request
ed. by ORDER ISAAC BLOCK, Chair man.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


A DODwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA. No. Dos Fifth Twentysyth New York.
No. 1877 Montague street, Brooklyn.
CLASSEs-Tuesdays and Fridays in Brooklyn,
Commencing Uctoberl
CLASSES-Wednesdays and Saturdays in New York.
Commencing October2
In the new building Fifth recently erected fer
the purpose will be found every requisite for such esab
formed for exercises In system of Calstencs cspe
cially valuable ladies and children delicate Nh
DodwOrth would he glad TO make arrangements with semi
lessons in Dancing, Caiisthenics Military Drill
Circulars for terms &c, may be had either acadc8y
~ wRIGHT,s DANCING ACADEMY 6S6 BROADWAY,
~. will open for the season on saturday slteroc, Oto
ber5. Days Tuesday and saturday afternoons All the
fashionable dances taught Schools &C. attended Private
lessons given For particulars apply the academy
school days.
HANGING AND CALI;STIIINICS-TkEN PRI
~ vaic Dancing Academies, 65 West Thrty-isurth street,
" reopens October q ~ South Eighth Brooklyn
T.. d. is While all the fashionable dances
carefully impaired the physical training OF his pnpls not
overlooked Private lessons and schools in
country attended to- Send for circulars.
LyERREROS DANCING ACADEMY. ~ WEST FOUR
IN teenfh strect-Mdue. Dl BkEUL fEHEERO respect
fully that the above Academy VIII opeffor IN
sfrIction the 9Th OF October Circulars for
Tsay be hs6 vi the acaterny.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
N POST OFFICE, New York, Sept. %, 1864.
The new style Of government n
POSTAGE STAMPS
is now readg and FOR sale AT this cne Exchange wA h
made Of tho style equivalent Of the cid
issue difisga period OF
FROM the date Of this notice after which SsnE the old
sen, from this oilce
WIN b. TAYLOR Pos,mast.r.
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r'HE MEMBERS OF THE INDEPENDENT UNION
Club hereby notified o. attend meeting OF the club
this Thursday evening, at az O'clock ut THEN rooms Al
Centre street, business OF importance VIII be transacted
Punctual attendance is requested. BY order.
j. l.. DEASE, Secretary
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RAILROADS..

II upsoN EivEH RAILROAD TRAINS FOR ALBANY.
La Troy. the North and Wes,, Chambers street AZ
aud III 4. Nj, aud $3.50, 8 and l0.i5 4. VI.
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nODWORTlI'S HALL-GRAND MUSICAL AND ORA.
- matte Soiree, a, Dniworihs Hail. $40 Broadway on
Friday evening" Sept 81 1851 Miss Cecilia Flores the Anne
prima donna assisted by Prof j. b. Brown dramatic
Oc,osS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

1IHE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF
Household Farnure Carpets, Mirrors, Pianos at
A9 Third avenue, Thirty fourth Call
dress Furniture above. n. b-A good assortment Of
second hand Furniture always on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26
N y. CAULKINs, AUCTIONEER.
-Ds FIRST FALL SALE
t TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

AN e6UAotnafy chhhe for 0nsektepets and dealers
Fine Furniture.
FRIDAY, September q, at l0l. O'Clock precisely
An the costly Furniture Paintings rosewood Drawing Room
Suits elegant PanOforte Mirrors Velvet
pets &C. In the residence No 2iS Fourteenth street.
EightA avenue consisting elegant Manel
Mrrsrs lace and brocadc Curtains rich rosewood
Etegercs with mirror fronts; three solid Paror
Nts In SATIN rosewood Centre Tables
Cover Oil Paintings Turkish Easy Chairs elegant China
Vases aud oeher Mante Ornamen Dining Table
china Tea and Dinner Sets, Cut Glassware a large as.
scrmen OF line Slverware Ivory Cutlery together with
extensive variety OF Chamber Furniture
nahogany Beds and Bedding Hair Mattresses Velvet,
BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets Clocks Mirrors mahogany
Chairs Scfas, Lounges, Rockers, Ocoths Sale posi-
dive. Dealers attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26

THE NEAREST WAY TO THE WHITE HoUSE.-As
pass up down Broadway, turn Grand street
mr. esWard and the hrsi establishments TO is
CHARLEY WHITE Place, l13 Grand street.