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WILL BE SOLD at FBLIC AUCTION

w at the New.York Arsenal on .a,,or.. Land =, \,
o'clock IN, the 9Th % DECEMBE' lax oRDViScE
GUN CARRIAGES, SMALL ARMS. dCOuTERMFNTs
SHOT. SHELLS, and other property he Ust.d states. Of
which the following some Of the artico N ' "
IS Colunbad. q. 10 and 10 inch iron.
I34 Cannon Of various caliber, iroa
10 Tennch Siege Mortars.
So arriase, iron. for "a, "a and ~ Por c. ,
33l5 Shells, 10 inch Mortar and .. iuchas,b
$40 Case Shot for y snd ~ and inch guns "'
1859 Muskets smooth bore old aud new, Fore all ,,n,
77ls Muskei. rih-d old and new, Foreign and A.
45 Rifs. Shsrp's Halls and National. "'
81 Carbne. sharp. sDd Burnside's
IOg Pistols Colts and Keming,on's.
2s5 Swords. Ssbers sad Cutiss'ea
a. 6Gl App.ndsges for SINAI! Arms Screw Drivers,
Cones. &c.
=, as pullet Mods for Rifles and Pistols
"A SIS Infantry Cartridge Boxes, 30 and 90 csiber
ga Infantry Csrddge Box Belts cotton, black and 81
"A &c, Rsvon,t scabbsrd, black and buff leather frogs
I96 Rayoue. scsbbsrd Bette, buff leather. new
+, a3I Waist Belts cotton, black and bnt leather
2642 Gun Sling.
~ t19 I,e. for irfantry and Rife Aceoutermen
i21 Waist Belts. rifle. with Clasp Rates
q; scsbbuds Leather or Cutssse' and Sword BaJo,e''
Atige .,- III. GU. c-..t,.
q, 0a6 Accoutrnnents ioi 'A''"' "'''' t'
TO s,Jd,es' Cavalry and Artillery.
g, ~ Csyslry Equipments StiHup' Ghh' suFcinse
Blankets, NC
49, Ia Percussion Gaps
2G77 Pounds Of Block I'm
.e8 Pounds OF scrap Bras. ,,,
400 Pound, Of Hemp .nt MsniIs Rope; -, 49,, Al,
90 sar,ed Wrought and Cast scrip Iron. and othe
a,,icIes not shove named m, 49,. Ill, +,
T,,,. ca.b limited Sist-s Currency. Ihe STORES VIII
hid In N The interest Of the Government 'no"' 'eu
ces,sfy. ,l;..,ion
Catalogues can % ia" v 'F' W A. THORNTON.
Colon.' Of Or insnce CoImansios h'eD''
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WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and MANAGE. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
tTHIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES ADVERTISE IN THE
sEw-YOEK HRRALD)

TONIGHT
AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
the New and Original Five Ac, Comedy 10y H. t. Craven
TIE NFEDFUL,
tWltb Scenery by Mesrs sherwood and @. Maeder
Machinery ty q. Butler New Costumes and
App0inments.) -
in which Messrs. T.. L. DAVENPORT MARX SMITH
GEORGE IOLLAED, YOUNG, JOHN SEXTON. B; RING
GOLD. NORTON, j. c. WILLIAMSON Mis- MARY GAN.
Mon. Mrs. VERNON Mrs. JOHN SETON Miss lone
BURKE, Mrs JENNINGS and Miss GREEN viii appear.
The grand piano used l. theaer from the celebrated
mandatory Of srElNWAY x sons. The cabinet organ
nom MASON HAMLIN Messengers Great Play, A
NEW WAY To PAY OLD DEBT, is in preparation.
Due notice will be given Of the representations OF the
DOUBLE GALLANT" STILL WATERS RUN DEEP"
aud "ICi On PARLE FRANCAlS." Mr. Waaek has
much pleasure In announcing arrival % Mr. FREDERICK
ROBINSON Due notice will be given of his debut Open at
a. Begin to.
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J. II. DRAPER. Auciioncer.
CTEAM VESSELS AT AUCTION.
JoHN H. DRAPER RE- Co. will soil O

JOHN II. DRAPER Co viii soil on
WEDNESDAY November q. 1865 at u o'cock' noon,
at foo; Of Courllsnd,., North River, New'fors'
the following described vessel for account OF whom II ma,
concern.
Propeller COMMODORE u. 4. ADAMS-32' tun'i but.
in 1864 low rrossurc length III feet beam - feet lee
hold; DAVIS, loaded y feet, cylinder ?iH2t
Propeller S. W. SCHUYLER-l+ tuns built In 1862 hsf
pressure length. ~ feet BEAM II feet u feet hold draw"
loaded, 81 feet; eyxsSsr l2Il2.
Propeller PUTNAM aa9 Iun. high pres'sre length i6t
feet bean, ~ feet feet hold draws loaded. iee,i cyin
der. 2iI24
Propeller EvERARD PALMER-'2! TINS high pressure
length 81, feet, BEAM IS feet u feet hold; built in la62
draws feet
Propeller Tug joins FULLER-h,sh pre''uro' d tuns
built In 1884, 81 feet length is feet be, fee, hold cyn
der 2or?o ha. pumping appsr4tu, and TANKS copper last
ened aud ready for immediate use.
Propeller coll RUFUS INGALLS-s5 tunsi hlgh pres
sure 65 feet long 10 beam feet hold; cylinder. 2or9o
oil equipped and roady for Immediate no"
Bars. DELOsS-canes shout 200 tnns ard 10 in perfect
order
The boats may be examined at The above place until the
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Cnlry QrAsrERsAsrgxs oTTicE,
DEP5T ~ NAnIsGroS.

CHfrY QUAhrERsAsrKks oFrcE,
DEPJT W NA,HIS0rOS.
WAsHISGToS. u. &, Oetohrr 81, 1872
I ARGE SALE of CONDEMNED CLOTH
i 4 no CAMP and GARRISON EQuIPAOE-Nil be
sid A, Public Auction under the direction Of Captain ID ~
Thoma, ~ ). X, 4. = A.. st Wafehou's No o. on seven
tenth between II and l.. north, end Al warehouse no
on st. between sixteenth and seseHt"ent'i. az,
iugtou d. C., on WEDNESDAY, November -. 1902 AZ "
o'ciock a. M. quantity Of Condemned Clothing &C. con
si,ius 81 about Great Coats l5D SACK toais 20 nj
form Goats JAckets 1908 ITow.crs 3pO Blankets. op
Bod Sacks. II 80 Ares $3.50 Fckrcs, 900 shoye'' ISV
Spad-. 100 schets 600 Camp Kettle 10 80 Mess fsn'
s so french Block.Iin Bowls. 800 Meiallc Scats
~ go KnspsActs 1909 Hsv-fsack $3.50 shelter Tents SO
Cannon Tent. 700 Wal Tents. 200 Wal Tent lies 9V
Sib-y Te1;. JCD pits Tents GO Hospital Tent fhcs
400 Tent stoves together with large lot Of Caps Hats STOCK
iug Booee, Boot. C.nt~ens Kopc, Drums Sastes buge
Trurpes Tent Poles. Tent Cuttings Canvas Cutings &c.
The sale will be continued from day TO day until the whole
lot l. sold.
succes.ul bidders will be required TO remove the stores
wi hin hive days from dsre Of sale.
Tofms-Cash Ia Government funds -
u. II. RrCRER,
Brevst Major Gen. and Chei QuarieImns'er,
Depot u Warrington.
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QUARTEREAsrEBGEsERALs OFFICE,
WA,HISoIos d. c, oct q. 1893
DJNkI SALES of GOVERNMENT

QUaRTgR1AsrERG OFFICE,
WA,HIsoIoS d. c, Oct. - 100
EINAL SALES of GOVERNMENT
l. HORSES and MULES.-wh be sold At public suction,
during the Of November 10 the hghe', bidder 4. the
time and places named b.low yn;
N-w.York Ci,y-TUEsDAf Of each week. 100 HORSES
New,iort City-THURsDAY Of each wseb, 100 MULES
each day ,.,..,.,,.,,
Philadelphia Pa-ThURSDAi, November 2, g. 10 and -
Phi ode ph., Pa~sATURDAf Of each wees 100 MULES
each day .,.. , -, ,,.,tvs
Hsrri.ourg, Ps-TUtSDAf OF each well. 100 MolrS
H.Ti:iurs P,-rHURsDAY, so'ember2,o. ie and 20.
Mec G,ac,i fl-TUEsDAY. November :, ico
Allentown. PA-wEDNEsDAY. November 10, 100
Pou.,,lie. r. FRIDAY. November 70. 100 HORSES
Cbr,,er Del.wsre Comfy. PA-wkDNtsDAf. hovem-
Ti,a,vill-. P.-TIrRsb,Y November 70. 100 HORSES
Tiia.yils. Ps-THuRsb1i .Sd FRIDAY So1t9Sor 70
and -, 100 MULES eaes a,y, ,v,pv
Wilmington. DeL-TCLsDAY ofeseh week. 100 HORSES
Wilmington. Del-FRlDAY Of each wses, 100 MULES
each day. ,,.,.o
Baltimore, Nd WEDNESDAY. Eov-mber ~ 10
baltimore. Md--wEDSEsDAY. November 70. loo
HORSES ,,,,.s.on,,
TUESDAYS End THURSDAYS Of 'seh week II"
10 SALE or M1LEs WILL TAKE PLACE AT WASH
ISOTOS, u. Z.
A, thi. .e.e. sal. al tho Government animals az DC
dpo,ed q Bay-r. should therefore .'.d themselves o. %
FOR ale, OF pubic animals in the Wet 'ee oheA "e'''
rTD nswspap'T.
Sale, TO commence n 10 oclccs q. NJ
Terms: Cash la Inted states currency
BY order Of tho QuAItermsst~r o.n-TsL $3.50.
Br-vrt- Bri gaGi-I -Oeners
I,e bsr-, Flr.t q. NJ
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n Envy, No. 26O Bowery Instruction Is given In BOOK
leriue. Whiting Arithmetic &c. Students nave superior
advantage. for acquiring complete COMMERCIAL and En-
GLISH EDUCATION Private ln'truc,ion in separate apart
,ent given to any who defe it, tins allowing those whos'
early education has neglected 20 pursue such studies "a
they prefer entirely free from obseryailon open day anG
evening for Ladies and Gentlemen
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6eaebers.

A YOUNG LADY, OF good family and excel
n lent character, well educated refined end agrses9 O.
srsires TO TEACH CHILDREN OF II OF under as slsIi'
ING GOVEkNESS in ills Citvt would ASSIST I'D
school Refers to J. A. NASH Co. No. III Nassan-st
TEACHERS for all grades of Schools, GOV
L FRNESSFS 70 sul the requirements Of Families
PRIVATE Tutors 70 meet special wans 70 slIlONs Tor
vaeduca.ed Teacher NEGOTIATIONS Of School Proper.
,s. INFORMATION Of good Schools TO Parents BOOKS
IA APPARATUS for School and Family Instruction
NV he sdysrtaaeously obtained at the EDUCATIONAL
AGFNCY No III Nasssu,t. y. y Circulars with TERMS,
pstrencs and Testimonials the Efficiency and Fiebty oil
above.
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Gorsre, Carriages, &r.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
~ now in the three large wafefoom', entrances No 20
Broadway and No u Crosby it, VIII be sold II greatly re
dc,d MICE, 100 set. na,ss .rvera ,oud baud Carriage
g. WITTY No. 40 Bioadwsy
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Sales bp Autiion.
A. }. BLggcKER, Auctioneer.
DFREMPTORY SALE Of REAL ESTA'

a. J. BLKRcKER, Auctioneer. -
SALE of REAL ESTATE,
bv order Of the heir Of the late frsncs Ton ESQ, snd
others Tho following property will be so,d a. auction on
WEDNESDAY 18th Of Nove bcr 1865. A. II ocos a. ths
Exchange Sae,rooin No. III Broadway by A. j. BLEECk
Err. son Co.. viz: -
FyrYsgygsTH - LOTS south side o. Finy seventh t.
200 feet ,rerl 5o fee, west Of Second avenue Pull lots
fIYTI sxTH-sT-2 LOTS directly IL rear Of above Fun
Ire .
Oaz. HUNDRED AND SKvEsTzISTHs a LOTS south side
Gone Hundred aud enteenhs lis feet east Of Fourth
az Zach IS feet by hal the block
luRrH.AyE.-2 LOTS Oh esch side Of Fourth ave-. be
tive one Hundred and Sixteenth and One Hundred and
| trHAvs-Tne LOT 4 ground the southwest
corner Il FoariEHve and One Hundfed and Tweniiehs
| - Ieet fe aud % deep 1890 20
ONE iyDRED hsD NIsrHsT.-J LOTS south side u One
Hundred Ninth st.. SO feet west Of Fourlrnvt.
K-lt,HED EiGHTB-sI.-2 LOIS north le Of One
hundred a. isliihst, so feet wet Of Fourihafr
CoRsgiisr The LOT Of ground. with four story
BUlLDINO'So 50 Corneiast Lot about JOI-, situated
between d. n.e. sr and fOurti-sts ,,,,.., ,.cr
OF LOi, NO " Broadwsy south side between Market
AVENUE ~ Its, forming the whole front OF the bloch
on the west .ius Avenne A, between s1iysecond and
corners inche. wide
SIXTY skCosp toTs, adjoining tho above on the
hoi, s,I ,, ~ ,,. "a Il, each 25tlg5.
s9 ,'uo y lie, ~ hot and OF the saue dimen'on,
iH5 aps s,, ,,, ,r ~ foT.usctuTins business,
OIL ~. -, - Eon,,n the north ide 0i SKY thirh
FouIth.ayesI each IS feet by ''''"''' a''
i,i he nrrempiory TERMS ny Gre sopu anu 'ns 80
the AuciiOn-rocm, No u CedaI-s
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s. Is. HOWEs GREAT EUROPEAN
Os CIRCUS viii open IN
MONDAY, Novembere.
Giving TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY
until further notice.
in the 10, a, the Junction Of
DEkALB and FULToN-AyENUEs.
This renowned establishment cOmpnses
THE MOST COMPLETE CIRCUS
ever exhibited ~ !; AmrIee ugmbcrns nearly .nr,s-e
ONE HUNDRED MALE AND FEMALE ARTISTS,
AMI Miss sI LUc y WATSON
CHARLES FISH,
WM kfSKAID
lie Renowned PETE JENKINS,
WM HOLLOWAY,
X. JOHNSON
rorp c,owS GgIcE and HASLoN'
SAN LONG PETER CONKLTN,
JOHNNY MAC, LITTLE MAC,
Al of whom with others will appear at each performance
BRILLIANT PROGRAMME,
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE ARENA.
!" ''''' ciRp6iScKSE'rlT THE GREAT LroS TAMER.
from A'i.ry's. London, Wi. enter bis
Den or fEHOCIOUS LIONS,
and 20 through series ot the
MOST STARTLING AND THRILLING FEATs,
throwing into tie shade III he pred c-stoff.
The Management uo takes pleasure in announcing the ap
'''''-'' 90 WV BEDOUIY ARABS,
Thee Fric Of the Desr; are the mos, graceful and
GYMsAsTs. PosTURTRs AND AcRoBATs
GRAsD oRATUITOCs EXHIBITION.
Consisttng 81 Procession and
GORGEOUS PAGEANT.
val pas through The principal streets Va which will appeal
tie heautfal
TABLfAU CAR
CARRYING \ LIVE LION ~ THf STREETS
glrrogndrd by sfoup q BEAUTIFUL FEMALES. MP
TUNES sEA CHARIOT, TIKI MASSIVE DEN or
LIUSS. TIE FAIRY CHARIOT or TlTAsiA. drawn by
fourteen Shit and Ponies agniicrnt Bend Carriage with
FULL BRASS BAND.
.n1 Gtspd Cavcsdc % nrrt, Ladie Hcn at ms &c,
foflnin. pcffrtf radiation f
TIiE DAYS OF CHlNALRY
MOST BRILLIANT STREET DISPLAY
ever witnessed.
Children under " cents
TWO PERFORMANCES DAlLi
Doors open a. and r.
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fesal Noliree.

CUPREME COURT-ClrY and COUNTY
- OF NEW.YORK.-SAMUELs :. DOUGHTY and tKAN.
CTS A. hi. wife ast. GERTRUDE RAY NAKDI ANNIE
CATfIAKINE WARD and ELIZA 5, DoUdhrf-Su,n'
mon. Tor Relief Con. not 5erl To the aooVonamed de-
Pendants: You aud each Of are hereby sum
unn.d and yrguired h. auswrr tie complaint IN u
hi. action which will b. lied in the of Of int. Rev
the C.r1 VI tho City and County OF Nc" fork stomp
=, tb. CIV II, In the Civ of NrwYork and 30 cents
Ia serve . copy Of your wer 20 the said com No.
tvi -, in A.. Ia civ wi hin twenty Days AFTER the
serye of mi. summon, exclusive OF c day OF .1ch
service and il you ia 20 answer the said c"np'N W"
the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action VIII ppy TO the
Court for the relief demanded Ia the comp ain@-D"ed Ne"
YoIk De-. S, 1868. .,,,,,,,,, y,-,.,ta,. ,,,o.o.-
The complaint in this action va, duly ed IN the 9ihcr o.
the Cerk Of the CITY end County Of New fork on tLe ION
dsx oC Octob,r laS-Dated New York October ~ 1860
ga I.uayM o. Il sCHlEFFELlS, Plaintiff Attorney
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Amnsements.
ITTNHE HIPPOTHEATRON,
l. NETWORK CIRCUS.
l. Fonrteenthst, opposite the Academy Of Mnsic

II LII iii vi IlEh NUN,
l. NETWORK CIRCUS.
Fonrteenthst, opposite the Academy OF Mnsic
L. B. LENT. MANAGER
(rmn EsrABLrHxEsr DOES NOT ApvERrsEM
tbs NEW YORK HkRALDl
The public are repeatedly informed th.. the
NETWORK CIRCUS
ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY.
ENTIRELY NEW ADMINISTRATION,
MONDAY NIGHT. NOV. o,
.ron,. and that - -
tREa T Tk sE x Sy 81 sSshf NIGHT
FOR LADIES. CHILDREN AND FAMILY PARTIES
wv WEDNESDAYS n,,s and SATURDAYS at 2 Geocs;
ne" T Tnhn'sTf sSHfk d cRCs to 'FH'''
POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE RESORT,
FiRSTCLAsS STANDARD ADJUSTMENTS.
COMPANY MORE NUMEROUS:
AND IN EACH AND EVERY RESPECT
VASTLY SUPERIOR,
BEEN BROUGHT TO NETWORK.
Firt appearance in the metropolis of the
CHAMPION,
JAMES ROBINSON,
ONLY BARE BACK RIDER IN THE WORLD
THE MARVELLOUS HORsEMAN
REPUTATION FOR EXCELLENCE
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITES OF THE UNIVERSE.
JOURNALISTS. CRITICS AND PEOPLE
all proclaim and adult him to be the
GENUS or TIE RING.
THROWING SOMERSAULTS
ON A NAKED HORSE,
DEFYlNG ALL LAWS OF EQUILIBRIUM
ROBlnSONS RIDING
l. the
- - LATEST SENSATION.
THE WONDER or THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
THE ARTISTS Or EMINENCE
INACCURATE THE OPENING,
and
PARTICIPATE IN EVERY PERFORMANCE,
will be found Ia the general di.tgibu,ion bills.
- STOCK or HORSES.
ARABIAN AND HANOVERlAN THOROUGH
BREEDS
ALL ELEGANTLY MARKED COLORED AND
WELL TRAINED.
SMALLER AND PREr1lER PONIES,
and the
FUNNIEST PAIR OF MULES
EVER SEEN IN ANY SHOW,
viii he brought forward IN the
IRRESISTIBLE PERFORMANCES
NETWORK CIRCUS.
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DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
- BROADWAY between spring aud Prince-sts

~ BNOADWAI, between spnnz ana rtlhce's's
THIS Es-ABL'sHvRNr DoFs NOT ADVERTISE IN 1HE
SEw-yoRK HGRALD.D
ANOTHER WEEK OF NOVELTY.
REFINED, BRILLIANT AND SENSATIONAL.
The dashing end accomplished Equesirienne.
OCEANA
The CZARINA Of the HIPPODRAMt
STILL TKIUMPhANTLY SUCCEs5tJ L.
and the popular American actor,
Mr.. G. w. CLARKE
together with a
TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY,
COMEDY MILITARY SPECTACLE and FARCE.
MONDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS
ALL THAT GLITrERS IS NOT GOLD
STEPHEN PLUh....................Mr. {. W. cLAhhE.
EVERY EVENING. and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFuERNOON,.
the grand Equestrian Military Drama Of
TIE FRENCH SPY;
or
THE FALL or ALGIERS.
TEMRl ST. ALME, .ocEANA.
NEW SCENERY. COSTUMES &c,
and In which will be- introduced the
TRAINED HORSE TARTAR"
Previous 10 the drama. the popular farce Of
MARRIED RAKE.
SIR. w. Is. HARRISON, Extemporsneous snser
MISS ANN ELIZA LEAh. BORN NlIhOLF AIMS
CROCHETS. BRAlIS HAIR, EMBkOlDER>, ETC.
THREE OF the LARGEST GIANTS in the woflt
and p.ett.,t ClKCAssIAA Girl ever seen. ,,,..-,
GE. GRANT f.. the smallest Dwarf ever exhibited.
BOuEMlAN GLASN-BLOWERS.
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION
PROF. HUTCIllNGs, LIGHTNING CALCULATOR.
THREE HORNED BULL.
CosmorAmo. SteTeoscupcous, Learned Seal. Happy Fam
Adml..on 30 cents. Children under ten, IS cents.
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Dclliistrp.

A MOST Wonderful Discovery. ex-
~ tr.c.d without pain o. charge. Beautiful teeth in
Cd esch All operations silully performed and wat
ran,rd J. Jay Yers la5 Grand IT, t"o blocks from way
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Pur.uant to statutes Ia such mode snd provided the
Nsyor Aldermen and COmmonsy Of the City Of New York.
hereby gve notice that they intend TO apply 90 the sur,m.
Court OF the state Of k-wYort Special Tenn Of aid
Court to be held al the City Hail the City Of New lor
on SATURDAY the twenty hh day Of Nov-mber 1868 At
the OPP ming Of the day thrieaer
Counsel be heard for the appointment Of Commandments
Esnste aud ASSIGNMENT ia the sbOvrentsd naitrri
That tie nstufe and extent Of the Improvement hereby In.
tended - ming Of One hundf ed and fourteenth street
from the Eshthavenue the Hudson River wbefe not al
ready opened IN said City lid ont the mHp plan Of
aid City AID by virtue Of Act Of TIE Legislature Of
A.. PEOPLE Of he State Of New Yors entitled An Act r-a
ve 10 Improvement. touching the laying out Of Streets and
Road ia lie cry Of York aud for other purposes
ua...d Anil J. 1871. JOHN r.. DENkLlk
Counsel 10 tb. Corporation.
Dated New York November lot. 1906.
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Canclng Academies.

NE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY, No;
% ~, vo,rts,pth..t --Ouen WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS. Ladies a. Children at4 Evening oa''e'
eta
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BY Hoa.rlo HAan. 3 90. no 10 lodi..,t. boston.

1 BY HoHarIo HARRIS & Co. no 10 lodisst. Boston
| ASSISTANT QulHTKRxAsTrRs oFvcE. u. ). a.
mo Is! FANYuiL ALL 70, E0sros October 30 1909
IsEAM FERRY BOAT at AUCTlON.-Will
a, SOLD a, public auction on WEDNESDAY; Nov g.
pck At Lincoln. Waan Bos,0n, the steam ferry boat
AZ nc tuns bulthen fold mea.urementl, ith
,chor. CHAINS. Cables, Tackle and Appsf" an In
w. hich irny be seen this office, and tie vessel can
o a, anv tine ore yious TO the sale. ANY buyers
as rn,isportation accounts Ina til. office. which
they do not owed can oder 'hrm n Pymen' provided
obsr ease, NEED the amount paid ior the vessel in AZ
.,, J,,pue1t must b. made ia uoveiumcnt funds, 10
s.n Il tie balance in "a honu BY order Of
Dry. ''"J''' 81 g. MFfGS Qlirterma.trT General
I. .. ~. DIN w MckIM. Cspi. and a. q. VI.
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A. ~. MtRwiS. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos, 69i and
- t% Broadway, cor. Of nh't-Saes Of Boohs sts
onsry Pictures Won, Of Art Fancy Gooda Furniture &c
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
Nov and 7. At o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of valuable works In History. Intic'
ulary American Local History srse collection Of PaP.r'
relating ib. ate War variety OF choice Mi.cesn.ols
Literature; scarce Pamphlets Autograph Letters &c Also,
two Black " annt booke- es
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1nsnrdncc Companies.
NEW.YORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
~ WALLS1REET
CASH CAFiTAL.................S 5000. 900.

hi. Company Ia. been n successful operation Tor more
hsn THIRTY YEARS. and continues 70 INSURE agsns,
Loo. and Damage by FIRE upon terms favorable As similar
Institutions.
ALL Lossxi LITERALLY ADJUsrRp AND PROMPTLY FAD.
DIRECTIONS.
DANIEL GNDEHlllLL, President
Oliver H. Jors. William Hs1tun. thas l.. Stewart.
Isaar y Seymour Saml J. NnTug Samuel \. Dodge
Abraham .. D4vi. c.. fieii"r chael ischoateI
ssm.. {. HsrTio- y yanus ii~deL has ~ Lewis.
Icbp > Andrew. n NJ BucLanlu. fthrbert :. Mills.
Josiah o. Low. William H-Tt1el. Joseph A. Dreyou~
John Eweu Thomas Dsyry. JAMES [. buifs
William Depew Henry j. scuider. Jenies "IghI
AUGUSTUS COLSON jr, Secretary.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY {

SUPREME COURT-ClTY and COUNTY OF
~ NFW.YORK -LEANDRO XELANA, plaintiff. against
JosE J. RIBBON, JOSE NJ MUNOL. FRANCES CASEY
and jOuN KELLEY dccndant-.-Su hnons Tor Relief
1cau, nal .rrysdD 10 the De!entan, FRANCES CASEY
Non are hereby summoned aud requiftd 10 .'...'..:''''
sn.vrr thr compliant Ia this uctio, which Soo Us REV;
,l h. Il ia The office Of the tlrTs 81 the stamp cshcd
ON md Gouuty OF heWNork, at the City
Han In ad city aud TO serve copy o. your answer TO ss
ssI conn ANT on subscribers, Al, their ONCE No ~ Er
lima. n 90. in tue ti.y # NcwioT. within twenty days
% he service II hi. summons you exclusive OF the day
~ nh ..ryer sud II you TAFT 10 answer the said complaint
iin tbe time Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action Will
ppy 70 the fr the relief demanded IN tie complaint
Iilt.d New York October ~ 1909.
PHELFs FULLER Plaintiffs Attorney
No. 70 ESchupge place.
The eor,niein IN ,h. s~tion flied IN the office tho
Cerk Of the city and County Of Newfors on the 2sh day
Of October. 1915. - 80 40 80.
PHELPS FULLER. Plaintiff Atioruoys.
an t,uG.N No. 70 EIchsnss. place.
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Sales bp Auetion.

AUCTION
TRADE SALE OF
GRAPE VINES.
10000 IONA.
10000 DELAWARE.
$4,000 CONCORD.
With smaller lots ofIsRAELLA. ADIRONDAC. and other
new kinds wi be sold at Public Auction the grounds OF
PAR SONS &C. Co.,
FLUSHING, NEAR NETWORK,
ON WEDNESDAY,,
November o, at II a. m.
These Vines will comprise the best of their stock, and IN
for plants will be carefully excluded from the respective
Classes Nos !. and J.
Nur.erymen and Vineyard especially invited to
avail temse Of this unusual opportunity to obtain line
plants
The Boat In connection with tho Flushing Railroad viii
leave sip and Thirty foorh,, NewYOrh, ats, and
II O'Clock m
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Weo1,a Garos. &e.

A WM; ,rnnnnmIAELLs SONS, No. IO4 Full
] lEs,vbhsaed lelaJ hhD0 'N TIVE o" i'0"
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Le.s,e and Mansg-T............WM. WHEATLEY

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Less,e and Mans -T............NM. NhbAILHf'
(IHIs E-TABLisHsg DOEs NOT Advertise IN THE
NETWORK UERALD.D
MONDAY, Nov. q. 1855.
FAREWELL WEEK or TIE GREAT RANELS,
during which, b. request the Programmes VIII consist en-
tirey Of their
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES.
commencing before aud Terminating shortly afer TO-
tins enabling pass residing AZ distance 10 reach their
hOues ia season.
THIS EVENING
FOUR GRi Nd ENTERTAINMENTS,
commencing (alcr the oveItursJ with
lOUNG AMERICA.
on THE THREE FLYING TRAPELE.
To be followed by new Grand Ballet. entitled
THE ALCHfMlSr,
In which GABRIEL RANEL,
Signons Pepita, ~ Nar Hame, Principals. &c. rppe,r
the Mauue. tho Roman Oladia,ors concluding with
THE GREEN MONSTER.
ANTOINE RANEL.......as the. WHITE KNIGHT
YOUNG AMERICA. ..es the.......GREEs MONSTER
The rest Of tie characters by the fol- company sAIlR
DAY AFTERNOON nsSt, a. ?, last RANEL MATINEE.
MONDAY next NOV. H.. the euiinou. trusedi1u.
EDWIN FORREST,
" hO 10 engaged Tor twen' y.i1ur nights only.
Admission - cents. Reserved seats Sli Family Cree Zen.
trance on Cro.by-f'.l. % cents
Seals secured ,iN days in advance