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IONA. l.. Hunt, Aueti0neer, will sell the
fine latge lots in the Blake Orchard. ON to-mor-
row Thursday afternoon. at , o'clock. sale
will take place on the premises. These are the
best building lots in the city. The lots are
10 by 80 feet front and 100 feet deep, TO a 80
feet wide alley. The street and pavement
grading finished. zee plots and terms at the
National Land Agency No % West Washing
ton Street. opposite Theatre. 15-2
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IresIeII n Co.. - North Illinois street,
keep first-class Boot and shoe Store, and they
have the best and cheapest lot Of goods in the
CITY 1876
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Wholesale Book and Paper
HoUsE.-We call the attention of our Whole
sale Dealers in Books and Paper, to the adver-
tisement of Bowen. stewart X Co.. i'm another
column. Their Stock j. Large and Complete.
and there is no necessity for Dealers looking 10
Cincinnati, or any other point for their sup
plies. Go and see theml 1873
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ID West Washington street. make 10 order i'm
the neatest and most fashionable STYLES Ladies
Misses Gents and Boy, Boot, and shoes. and
are prepared 10 sell reasonably.
10
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60 and See the New Book store; select
for yourself book. and you will receive a
handsome present. Valuable presents accom-
pany each book sold. l5-S
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&C The Headquarters in Indiana Tor Fancy
and staple Dry Goods Is the Ncy York store
W. a II. Glenn proprietors. Glena's Block.
indianapolis. Indiana.
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nKTRoPoLTrAS TBEAIERs-NE- Bt4xea. Ia B4n
A coslesl ceuniss-sas Stops % cobquor.
STATE xcsEUN-Kss~r-s Blo>k, E.., w..hsasten
street. Ops day and night.
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COMPANIES.
United States Express Company.

indianapolis offico-No. "a East washingto street.
J. Butterhed. Agent, indianapolis.
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Or"n2e---io barrels Of choice sweet
Oranges, just received and for sale cheap. Der
do zen or barrel, Al .. h. STOUT A Bios.
l5-2.
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lined with flannel, at IREDELL X Co.'S.
1916 No. - North Illinois street.
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ALE the New Books. at
1873 Bowen. STEWART X COS.
Printing Paper. Ink and Cards.
II 1873 Bowen. STEWART Il Co.'S.

Iredell n Co. No. "a North Illinois
street, have the finest and best assortment Of
Boots and shoes in the city. 1876
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Your Obcdient servant.
Il. X. MCCARTY.

We give place to the above communication
from Mr.. McCarty. and state by way of expla-
nation, that a typographical error was the
cause of the mistake
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BROKERS.
L . n ~ q T. FIC T. t.
No. 5a South Illinois Street
MONEY LOANED
Nv SIMS To SUIT.

az WATCHES, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver Plate,
" Cons Pistols. Dry Goods Musc. Instruments,
sewing Machines. Clothing. silks. Househols Goods. old
Gold and Silver, baggage. and other articles % value.
Wanted 10 bay Tor the southern Market al kinds u
Gents and Lsdes Wearing Apparel cid " new; also,
Trunks and Nali-es. Dry Goods, Bedding. Ae., &c.
Z. NAY q co.
Post oe.oe address, Lo<k Boz "a. noyl3 az
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Coiusabu- and Ind iss na polls Gem
trail Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indians polls daily
oTTIcxss-R- y. smith. President. Cslnmbu-, O.; J..
N. Luni, Superintendent; {. A. smith, General Freight
Agent J. W skies, General Ticket Agent, Indianapolis
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your shirts iii you about the neck. Parker
has shirt, 10 III everybody. at No. 30 West
" Washington street. lS-mws
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Letter Pre~-es.-A New Lot Of Copying
Presses. at Bowen, STEWART X Cos.
1913
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We are informed that the Sinni--ippi
Insurance Company, of this city. has issued
about 1900 Policies and Insured Property
amounting 10 5000 90 in this state alone. and
has an accumulated capital q near Fix Humid
red Thousand Goo.0o) dollars. 1t pays Losses
promptly. and we advise those having prop
erty 70 insure 10 insure In the Sinissippi li-6t
For Rent Ny Residence, No. 100 North
Meridian street. one square north Of Cover
ner's Circle from nine 10 twelve months; also,
No. Piano for sale. Apply TO
+. l.. RUSH.
~ my Elevators, south Delaware street.
1f-6
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81. 81. 81. 81. 81. 81.
For Sale. 10 Paw the

W ~ tIIN
Loan Office, No. 81, South Illinois street, a
large LOT Of New and SecOnd-handed Clothing,
such a. fine Dress Goats, Oyercoats, Pants,
Vests. Shawls: also, fine lot Of silk Dresses
for Ladies, Half Price; also, Ladies' Gold
Watches and Chains. Rings, Pins, Diamonds,
and variety of articles Of every description.
All will be sold to pay advances. Call in and
examine. III. NJ Bush,
No. 81. on the corner Of south Illinois and
Maryland streets. 1880
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INDIANAPOLIS. November II. 1865.

Editors Of the Herald:
In your paper of the 18th, in which you pub
lished the names of the employees of the senate
Of last winter, and the pay they received, you
say that NJ. A. o. Packard received S5O5, when
in fact he received only 1905.
Wishing to do justice to all men, hope you
will make the necessary correction.
Your obedient servant.
Il. X. Nice ARTY.
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lsuy your Boots and Shoes Of
lREDEIL X Co.
1916 Nc. - North Illinois street.
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Terra 1laute and Indianapolis
Railroad.

Fo1r Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily
OTHcEEs-E J. Peck, President. r. p Kicker Super
intendent; 8 ]. scott General Agent Ind snApoils
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TIRE Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
oFFrcsEs H q Lord President superfn.snt~rt.
y kchsrdsou, Assistant Superintendent; " b. Lord
Getefa Ticket Agent Thomas C. Spooner. General
Freight Accent. C.ncinE.t; W n l. Noble. General
Agent lniisnapohs-
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Ladies. and Mis-es. celebrated ..Po


ish" Gaiters. lined with Flannel. AT Iredell a
Cos. No. "a North Illinois street. li-J
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.Bener~onviI Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
OFFIcHEs-D. Ricketts,. President Horace Scott, su-
perntendent. james Ferrier, General Tcket Agent;
Thomas cArse General Freight Agent, Jacksonville;
Thomas Carse, General Agent, Indianapolis.
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Gold Pens.-A Splendid stock, at
1913 Bowen, STEWART x Cos.
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Lafayette and indianapolis Rail.
road.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
0TucEks-Wlliam =. Reynolds President ard Super
intendent; Lafayette; Henry PArnee General Agent,
Indianapolis.
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See Notice oCTinc Propcr,, Il
To the PubIic.-Having OF

sale low by National Land Agency. in another
column
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India sa poll and Cincinnati sea A.
road.

smdia.apori and Cincinnati Raft
road.
TIRE Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
orrrcrss II Lord President and superinssna~rt.
y kehsrdsou, Assistant Superintendent; y. b. Lord,
Freight Aeent. Cnen1.ti; W a. l. Noble. General
Column bus and Ind iss 10 polls Gem
trail Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave IDslansPoIi. daily
oyyIcxEsR- y. Smith. President. CsIambu- o.; J.
Agent J. ". skes. General Ticket Ageni, Indianapolis
Term flaute and Indianapolis
Railroad.
Fo1r Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daIly.
orTIorEs-E J. Peek, President; r. T. Kicker, super
intendent; y J. scott. General Agent, Ind snApos
.Bener~onviIIe Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
OrTIcHKs-D Ricketts,, President. Horace Scott su-
Thomas cArse General Freight Agent. Jeffersonvie;
Thomas Carse, General Agent, indianapolis.
Lafayette and indianapolis Rail.
road.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
0F1cEks-wlllam +. Reynolds, President ard Super
intendent Lafayette; Henry Pan,ee. General Agent,
indianapolis.
BeiIefontaine Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily
OFFIcBRs-Stillman Witt. President; r. " Brown GEN
Agent Cleveland, o.; 7. ID. Bsroa, General Passenger
Agent, Indianapolis.
indianapolis. Peru and Chicago
Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily
OFyIcrKsDavid Macy, President and Superintendent;
ID. c. Thompson, Assistant Superintendent; Maott
General Ticket Agent l.. n. Andrews General Freight
Agent, Indianapolis.
Louisville, New Albany and Chi
cage Railroad.
Direct Route from Louisville 10 Chicago
OFrcBEs--B. =. Mastsn, General Superintendent, New
Albany, Ind.
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Louisville, New Albany and Chi.
cagO Railroad.

Direct Route from Louisville to Chicago
OTrcBEs--B. z. Mastsn, General Superintendent, Ne
Albany Ind.
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BeiIefontaine Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily,
OFTTcBKs-Stiilman Witt. President; r. " Brown, Gen.
eral superintendent LuceR Hills, General Freight
Agent Cleveland, o.; T. d. Bsr.oa, General Passenger
Agent, Indianapolis.
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ouE BUsrSEss MFS.-we call the attention
Of the rider % our adrcrfis-nr Columns r.r
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Peru and Chicago
Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily
OTyIcrks-Davd Macy, President and Superintendent;
D. C. Thompson Assistant Superintendent; v. Maott,
General Ticket Agent; L. N. Andrews, General Freight
Agent, Indianapolis.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Doors open at IT; beginsa ~


~ Doors open at II; begn'"stIt wur,rrry
(IHIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN The
Sgw-YoRK HEnALD.l
Sixth week Of the rlmphanty Successful Engagement Of
RENOWNED RAVELS.
GABRIEL RAVEL,
ANTOINE RAvEL,
sisnorina Pepita Martne NJ. Van Hsmme and the fui'
THIS ERIDAY. October 27. 1868, for the
FIRST AND ONLY BENEEIT OF
YOUNG AMERICA,
who will appear IN the very srdlous character Of
VOEAU.VENT,
and perform his new and startling feats
THE THREE FLYING TRAPEZE.
A great undertaking In one evening even for this
REMARKABLE CHILD ARIlSIE.
GABRIEL kAVEL -
on this occasion. as OLD BROCK, IRE hILLEh-
AneT the Vaudeville will re pre.eniet
BY REQUEST,
GRAND BALLET,
arranged by NJ Van Hamme. entited dsr,,r,v The
EYMPHS ANDTHE BUTTERFLY, a,
danced by siynorna PEPIrA. Mdes Vsndrs hsrset ena
NJ vANHAMME, who viii execute the wonderful ierp''
THREE COMPLETE EvoLUTIoNs IN TEE AIR,
performed by no other artistic
TIE WHITES AND THE BROWNS,
with Mr. aud Mr,. Gomerssl, Mrs. NJ Smith, Miss BURKE
T. f.. Morris. Barry, kc.. &c.
TOMORROW (SArUhDAEl AEIEhNooN Al .,
GRAND RAVEL MATINEE.
Admission IS cents; reserved seatS sii siny cif0o zen
trance Cro-by y-st.). 20 cents
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Amusemenis.
DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
ID BROADWAY, between Spring and Prnce-sts


tTHIs Rs.ABLIsBxRSr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE
NETWORK HERALD
THUNDERs OF APPLAUSE
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES
'''''' BRILLIANT ATTRACTION AND TRIUMPH
GREAT SENSATION OF THE AGE.
the romantic Spectacle Of
OR THE WILD HORSE OF TARTARY,
Performed THIS EVENING AT -,
by the dashing and accomplished Equestrienns
y VIZ OCEANA.
The CZARINA Of the HIPPODRAMA
THRILLING AND PERILOUS FLIGHTS
v '"' TRAINED HORSE TARTAR"
AFTERNOON AT 3,
Buckstones Domestic Drams Of ,rroour
ylCTORlNE; OR, PLL sLEEf oN H.
The charming CouImedienDe end Vocals5
MISS KATHLEEN ONElL,
in Songs Stories, &c. of "Ould Ireland a.,
Mr. w B. HARRISON, ExteDpotaneous Sineef'
THE IDENTICAL LINCOLN LOdCAblS
buit by ABRAHAM LINCOLN in Macon County il"9,,'
MISS ANN ELIZA LEAN. BORN WITHOUT ,Ir AHMs'
THREE Of the TALLEST GIANTS in the word'
and pret,iest CIRCASSlAN GIRL ever seen ,r.-,
GEN. GRANT. jr., the smallest Dwarf ever exh'Diieo
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS,
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTlON;,
PROF. HUTCHISGS, LIGHTNING CALCUL1iioh"
THREE.HORNED BULL.
Cosmoumas Stereoscopticons, Learned SEAL Happy Fam
ly, Grand AQnara, Mammoth Turtle, etc.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-MAZEPPA. . x,,
MONDAY. OCT. 3o-Firs. appearance OF Mr.. T. W.
CLARKE.
Admission 20 cents Children under TO- Is cents.
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Eeaal Notices.
STATE or Nsw-YsRK,
OYriCy OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. {

STATE OF Nsv-1ehht{
OYrrC. OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
To n, Sheriff oft.e County Of Nec Yo,k
CIR: NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thhs a'
the General Election be held in this state on e. s,
day succeeding the Monday Of November next "' "
lowing officers to be elected, to wit; u nerew,
Secretary State, in the place OF Channcey ''' f'
A Comr roller, Ia the place OF Lucins Robinsohi
A Trea.urer, IN the place Of George w schnyIsri
An Attorney ienerai in the place Of John Voc ~
A State Engineer and Surveyor IN the piaee =" "
Taylor; ., y;nisn / skinner I;
An Inspector Of State Prisons. In the place oi o'''
Judge of the cOur, Of Appeals in the place 0' hf''
Clerk Of the Court of Appeals in the place Of ffc'e'''A
All whose terms of Office will expire the last day O' DC
Ao Judge Of the Court Of Appeal, in tie plce Of John
h tL rr.itation OF Henry r. Seldea whose term of
he was elected expires the thiTtyfst day oi
Also Justice Of the Supreme Court for III. First J@dT,s d,r
District place Of Daniel r. !ngrah'm whose term 0i
vi expre on the last Of December next. e.,.h
Also senator for tie Fourth Fih Sixth and Seventh
Senate Districts, comprising the County oi New ioA
COUNTY OFFICERS TO ELECTED
o sie. Of the suferior Court in the place OF James
Moncef and Anthony i. lto6etsoni m, l., bo pIace Of
Justice Of tho Court Of Common Pleas IN 'he P'''
~o SUPERVISORS in the place OF James Davis and John IL
Justice for the Marine Court in the place Of Henry Aer
all whose terms Of Office will expire on the last day o
Justice Of the Marine in the place OF
Nc Corthy deceased whose term tfof when he w
will expire on the thirtyrst day Of December e's'e'
hundred aud ,iIty.nne. -, , c,n,, Gan.
The attention o inspectors OF Election ana Souy ooy of
xssser, Is directed Chapter 35 Of Laws OF loo9 cppy
Ih /, o1ntrd herewith entitled "An Act 10 provide ihe
mean, Of paying bounies authorized by law ard Of
inc uncips s for bounies paid by them IN p9i'uAnse
ss bv creating State debt that purpose; ana 20 supt
10 the people the question Of creating 'c uey Sua .,
certain sections Of Chapter twenty oi or n rSd 70
eighteen hundred aid sHtylNe' ioi 'h''NV"N
their duies under sud Act
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5nrnitnre,

AL KINDS Of FURNITURE, MATTRESS
"a SIS BEIDiNG, LOOKING. GLASSES, 6e, eheape''
At sSTDEN x CAMPBELLS. No 26J Bowery between
sts1,,, and Houston ss Call-save money Goods war
rrpt.d ana delivered free. Furniture en- suite
DEDRO0M ENAMELED FURNIIUhE ol
warranted manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Nsngt
Chsab,r suites psin and ornamental, st H. r. FAkhlN0'
gCNS S3 Cantlst. opposite Nooser Established ldiJ
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Ieaal Notices.
: Y, SUPREME COURT, City and County

n Y. SUPKEME NUUhIi NIvt ,11ln uU NVI,''I.!
~. of Yew.York--CYRENV5 c. tlTIgERALD sid
VfI'TJAN II. HuSSEY, plaintiff, agt. IItAHh
,5fV defTJsnt suuIons--icr relief. lCoD. us Int:
NOT seryedl 10 tie defendant above nsined' He'. p,
~ 70 beye,y summoned and required 70 an .'oc cnn'
- ~ olsip iu tli, gction which viii be .........
ed in ihe ocr ofthe CLERK ofhe y gnd County ol New
VI a. f CIV Ha la the Ciiy OF New ora, sad 10 sefe
S'h " % gr., II 10 the .ai complaint on The subsrHD
~. tler oEco no. IS Nassau st. IA tsid ,iy Of New
YorE within twenty days after ne sef'lce % i.s tulo
n, Lo aid CON pni within TIE time aioie,Md Ine pam
tiF M hi. acn viii apply 70 the court i'f tLe r'', de
- a. n, tIc cooui ut-D DAtod New ork, sept ~ lab1
a. r. " w. " No. - Sn-ssust. n. v.
r. it H. "a. eboye entitled action was dolly filed In
The once ofth. Cek Of City and Comfy o Oh
''e On al I.wl2,f " n "0''''' Plsiputb AtornOA
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Geaebers.

A YOUNG American LADY, for many years
IA resident in South America desires SITUATION to
leach Spanish also conyerssnt with the French Address
sor ,hIee days b Il. r.. Boz no IA Tribune Office
A DDRESS all applications for TEACHERS
~ y" Teachers and Correspondents waed throughout tho
son,try saades 50 TO $2,oJ0 For Circulars intro.
snotlons address az above.
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CUpREME COURT, City and County of New.

ANIGRE MI tOth1, tltN uhu t'uiIuf w .'r'
y York-JOSEPH H. STUYNESANT Planiih sgt, MIL
OLAs W sTUVi ESANr snd other, pursuant
of the Judgment the above entitled Court made 40 L
entitled action the 9th day oil October, l5bo the heIer
appointed In and by said udgnenfor the purpose o
mo fleet ich udymeut viii eel At public aucion at he
Exchange sale. Room No. III Broadway IN tie Iiy o. ne"
York on WEDNESDAY the 29b day Of November l1o' al
II s'clock noon, through James NJ MlHer esI b''q.s
AuctioneerA that certain lot piece or Iac- OF anu
the building thereon erected situate lying snd ps'ns On ne
eaterly side Of tho Second between tlgih ahu N
stf.es In the New and known % o NUMBER QUE
hundred aud thirty 35 upon map en- he ~ 'ho ONCE
OF the Register Of the City aud County Of New YORK a h
Der Bi IN tin entitled Map showing d'soh Pa Oh
the real estate ate Nicholas W. Stuyvcan deceased among
hi, heirs uae Ia the Eleventh Ward OF the CITY 81 New.
Yok and which lot bounded snd described a. %
20 say. Beginning point Oh tins earty hue OF the
SECOND avenue disian, thr yiouf feet six End cne
from the nortieas,efly of the second NTh"e @
Fightn .reet and running thence norht ny along we
side u the Socondagcnac thirty ie't hnr in,'
eastery parallel 20 Eshhsreet ono hundred ana twenty I've
feet thence sontcriy parallel 10 TIE 'ec"hu aee'u
seven feet nine inches. and thence w-stiy -i -ia, "
EistsTcct hundred sHd twenty I've rt 70 N' pace VI
begiuuiug, Dated Hew.York, October IL llba
"'h'"" XVtIIIAM ~ TWEED. Referee,
No. 20 Du1nest.
WIZ. LEE esq, Plaintiff Atty, No. q LIehans~ pace
Oh la~twF
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Groeerles ano propislons.

C,YRUP.- EXTRA SYRUP; also.
- Low priced SYRUP in barrels Tor sALh' al the ounce
OF the Refinery, No. lG9 chainbefsst
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GSnn REWARD - PROCLAMA llON' ;oNt
RCCO Whereas TIE 2ith dly Of Auias s,as,ss SSG
DASIEL CIAFEY was murdered Ut the - Lion bIewey;
a. tenth street, between Eighth aId Ninth
avsnues In the City EewYok nd the mutdeieT OF T1
GODFRFY GIrNTHTR Mayor OF the City Of new york. 6y
vrne Of the authority vested in me- do hereby oheT hE
WARD Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAhs, 10 De phiI o.. 'he nc
rd on the certificate of the Attorney or Jgose before
whom the ssld murderer murderers ths nave pr.h
yvsrd Is legally entitled TO the but such claim sLh De
deemed forfeited In such cetcate DO not presented
he Mayor within twenty days after the conviction OF the said
murderer murdsrers: 90 >, ., , -, c,, Il, A.
Given under my hand at the City sl OF the City oil New
York this 2Oih cay Of October. A. d. leI5 -,,., =,
''-' C. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor
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Dtnlisirn.

MOST .Wonderrnl Discovery Teeth cx-
"a ,r,r,d without main or no charge Beautiful terih IN
,,r.d ri each An operations ,kilully IefoIm' sp1 WI
rsu,rd j. joy yiusn, 10 0Tsne 'I TWO b0sA. n'n ~"
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Danring 9tabemes.
| DODwORTH's DANCING ACADE.

A DODWORTlI's DANCING ACADE-
Xks MlES, No. 2i2 Fifth.sve, New.York.
No. l37 MontaRuest, Brooklyn -
kewYork Classes--On Mondays and 1nufsdays Wednes
aals and Saturday.. and Saturday mornings
Brooklyn Cs,sesOn Tnetdays and Fridays Afternoon of
shl!drrn- Evening for gentlene .
Primary Class IN RIookyn-under the instruction Of Nr
Frsnk Dodworth-On "Wednesday afternoon aud saturday
morning For terms send for circular
nE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY, No.
~ 50 West tourte.nthst-Open WEDNESDAYS and
AIURDAfS. Ladies st2 Children at Evening Glasses
aa
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1lnsiraI 1nsirrmcnls.

A 7 T ENTIO PIANO-FORTE PUR
- CHAsRRS of Hose~ooI 7octgye Pisnos
ma9nlSenTsrs prices ,scond band 70cave toDe for
es'f IT, original price. MCDONALD Co, No % fopTth
$sa EstsllllLtd Itis .s..u b.. |r.g'riI..I rlf
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AmusemenIs.
WINTER GARDEN. -,


WINTER GARDEN. % -,1.,l
tTHIs EsrABLIsHsESr DOES Sor ADvERTsm IN IBs
NETWORK HERALp.)
FRIDAY, Oct 27,
MR. J. b. CLARKE
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
BOB BRIEFLY. .l
In Tom Taylofs celebrated drama Of
THE TICkkTOFLEAVE MAN
received on s last night by house crow lied
from parquee TO dome with the most intense expremionf OF
delight.
SPLENDID SCENERY
POWERFUL CAST.
embracing the names Of
MISS ROSE EYT1NGE,
Mary Cam La Fond Mrs. Walcot, Messrs Wa!co, Dyot
Bland, Andrews. &c.
SPECIAL MISUNDERSTANDING Stuart has much
Pleasure in amounting that Mr. Clarke having In eonpu
inent to
Mr.. JOHN BRoUGHAM,
an artist aud as yielded twelve nights OF htensase
ment to him. he will make
HIS FIRST APPEARANCE,
since bis return from Europe on
MONDAY, Oct. 90 1885,
In the popular comedy In five scts Of
PLAYING WITH FIRE,
originally written by him and played by him at the London
thesters
X L X A NOT | c +. - Mr.. JOHN
II BROUGHAM viii commence engagement for
TWELVE nights at the WINTER GARDEN
MONDAY. Oct ~, 1885,
In his great fye-set comedy Of -...-
PLAYING WITH FIRE.
T. E. MORRIS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
VNALLACK's.
w PIoprie,or and Manager...Mr LESTER WALLACk'
fran xsrABIIsusYyr DoFs NOT ApvsarisE IN rHn
sEw-yoRY HERALD.)

FRlDaY,
Second Nsh. Of the New and Original Five Act Comedy oys
celebrated London author,
THE NEEDFUL, .
with new Scenery BY Mfssrs hherwood and u Maeuf
Machinery BY H. Butler. New Costumes and
Appoin,ments.l .
In which Mesrs L. Davenport Mark smith, deorre no'
land Young sonn Scion, Is. kinzgod. Norton j. Z. wa,
SON Mis-. Mary Cannon and Mrs Vernon Cher seeona
,h, sessonl Mrs John Seon his' lone BURKE
Nrs Jennings snd Miss Green will p rtoEIn
SATURDAY and MONDAY 'lE NEEpFUi;, -,,v
Due notice w be given Of the next oi n r
DOUBLE GALLANT. THE sERt, LII " "AiLiSo ho.'
DFFP and ICI On FARLE FRANoAlS.
"S'"ssi 4 SHW W1Y TO PAY OLD DEBTS,
/, In preparation. A., ...
Ms Naaek has much p 10 neinF the snssse
The Th~atr Roy1 ST. James LoHdon whose arrival i.daij
lpected
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