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prAxsnp BRrrAuA Gallagher ut Janalro from Phi.
sdeiptia has bsen sold st the former port for esc
snr ur,cs recently launched al Damariscotis registers
ossa . on TUESDAY ss and VIII prSeesd @ New Or
leans IN II isl t a#r = Fl
BARR yassr Bccr -sandsste. De-. 1.-The bark Fanny
night anchored IN andrAts Roads and secured the bow
where she through, with and boards. and
weighed snchor sbont nne ccocs And for Dover
take assssnce. the bark having some Dover boanen
board
pAas pAIo Afro wiley With cargo Of 1859 bales cotton
Gcogcs bermuda sh inst leaking badly and viii! have 20
discharge. fM#a
BARR iIxLrr MARIA from sierr- Leone for Boston, put
M tloucrs,er 9Th, with ioss OF sas &C.
pat ~ Kio Jsaeiio Nov III was IN Distress iesiy.
p bso sAay X TsosRsor Lampher, from Galveston for
ashore Block Island 18th Inst but got or and
sc s Msssslom Baltimore for New York put into Nor.
,"h ssou. distress In T-tipx underway she got
80 sebd her upper works were haaiy damaged
a sc W.. nIHy E,q raston for Baltimore
been as1ore oataie baltimore she had previously
sc y,,,o,- roaS threw overheard part q cargo.
leak md ashore al kcnttsIan wv "'"'' '''A
scHn MIsIsAr iof washin~uon Nc, Fowler from WI.
mnrtcn NC sey laden wiiY, Waves, boSnd 70 Bsrbsacs
The crow were sa c By W ban y ou L, " pn cs ~ y
oman, OF Ayr scotland, who lry BY t, s anne lime
terms Of the kindness csonded TO thck ~ ~, v
who did everything for thee, Ills power. md gcrs M 10
nslrg for tho sindncss extended the espens
Sem Msrnvs fHr Fletcher. sis weeks gu. iron n. Mar
tins viii, q cargo Of salt bound New YORK. in vs.s -
sail. and provisions and esky srseda ~ dceses Her
scnr otvrA tBr,. Gilman, from BOSTON Cor cornwsls
Ms, totally wrecked Georges island Dec "a cag.
IN isty saved but badly damaged
scae RLlsS FpaRfsrG Of pccT lse Cart Warren fran
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Port OF New York. December 30, 1895

CIEARED.
steamship Havana, Greene Rio Jansiro win 81 Thomas
Steamship NJ A Boardman Jordan, Beaufort-Nurray Z
Nephew. -
Ship star OF the Union Reeve, rancisco-J Roin-
Ship Daniel Webster, spencer. London-E Z Morgan 4
Bark Laynis, Davis, Galveston Brett, Son 3 Co.
B Brsk NOR Hana Mencle
Sss. Major Won Left rra' Rosenberg I''Sonsl0n.n
brig sonth Boston tr,, Lane, GihraitarR Buck Co.
Brig @ Reynolds tBr), Dick, Arroyo, PR-Brett, Son
Brig Msracalbo Ssr), Robinson, st Martins-R W Wood
BIZ F aass1:s qz PIT Ta. f'ssss
Rrs Venus lBr), Blake, liafsI, SsD Dewelf 1 90.
HTS !ssas ss Sa 60
schr Loyal Scranton, Lowden, Galveston-i Eiwen
sssr rs:;sr sIsas RssySs EsH
schr Alexander, Huise, Apaiachicoa and Key West
sohr Camilla, Clark, savannah--H H Robson CO.
schr Elk, Allen, Port Royal. Sc
sr Dan s%
sclir Gen Scott, Leach, Philadelphia
schr Ellen Louisa, Reeve, New liaven-Hotchkiss Stan.
sshr y Brsinsrd, Clark Bndsspor;s-M, Briggs
Steamer warrior, Mott Providence
ARRIVED.
Steamship h Ans s s Cook Liverpool Dec Is Vie
pes - as.sd is%s es
hence ssnnS Sr Ta ssa sSsia
Jsya hence renee, for q- LiyergoVl ,., ,.o, c,.,,..o
Aoass aS cotton tony 70 aa.sa Fox
Steamship Siaenra Couch Norfolk 2 hours, with mdss
ship s,ys:s cii.,ny caisgii,, lie days with mase to
NAN 81 cosn and Henry Peterson. coored boy ''A
ship wlsrii lBr. Matthias LysrpoS g asy. with ndss
ssge na forsopraf and main shipped several
ss % sc s@a m oeoas a "d wa as
ship AMERICAN rncn Moore Mobile, with cotton, 10 Grin
Eden i,a, Zinc, Genoa 80 days. with mdse and SO
Bark Brcmeria (Breml Jaehens, Rio Janero, 20 days,
with c2 Sr 70 Psysn ,rn no Dec y N an " 80
Bark xantho Conway, Aspnwell, 10 days, with hides
Plg Branch sri. Card Demarara, z days. with sugar,
Brig Prince AlIrsd tBr Higgins caraena. u days with
show overheard the deck load, consisting of q hhds
RrIg WIN II Park tof portlsnd, riummer, Sasanzas 10
az With Inoasses 2 ma.,er =. 49, ..,,, ..,,.u
Big Aiesr. Adams, Ayres, Rchmonds days. with mdse.
sr susan Snow, Para II days. with rubber, nuts &C.
scLr Ea ar Van Sorisn Port au Prince IS DAYS, with
81 ror Prau spoke Sls TUCKER days from New.
sssf LSss, Tnierhu M.sssuer Pr with fruit &C. to
with cotton, 10 auiisa Co. spole IL the river bound
MP, brig Fanny; had Lost both anchors and chain.
schr 1bos iii fof Providence Baker. Powderhorn,
Texas via Key West Dec where she put IN 7h with sails
dams ged), with cotton The y ii went ashore Sandy
Hook and assisted on yesterday afternoon by the Coast
WrcckinG Company after dirchnng deck load or cotton
schr Burnett Wilson, wi'mugcn NC, days.
Schr Iiannie Wesbrook Elizabcthport for Portland.
Schr COURIER Hopkins, Elysirrthport for Boston.
Schr Col EDDY EiizAbethport for Boston,
Schr Loduskia Smith. Ehxnbcthport for Boston.
schr Bedadeder, wbitlnorc Rocksnd for city Point
schr Miles Rector, from brig Prosper, ashore san
dy Hook
Steamer Warrior Mott, Providence.
schr A Farnsworh, reported arrived yesterday from
Para.
schr Mime Morton.
Also one ship and two barks
SAILnn
From Qusrsntne-ships City OF Breokiyn Lady Maudc.
Wind 81 sunset W. H
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ForgR-BARTfnr.--0n "Wednesday, December ~, by
tho Rev. Dr. Camheid Russ IT, FosrER 10 Ell zARETi NJ
BART FIT at nos Wlloughby street. Brooklyn AZ home
January and 2.
LLogD-PARDov.-On Thursday, December 2s by the
Rev. DR. Gallaudet JUuS s LLOYD OF Charleston, 4 e.,
TO ADEISg EaNA, eldest daughter Of the late John Pad
dom Of Boston. No cards.
Boston and Charleston papers please copy
N UcrR--MossR AT Glenmore, Oneida county, N. ",
on Thursday December 20, by the Rev L. g. Weaver,
r. W. MAUGER TO Miss ANNE NJ, daughter OF Isaac Il.
Mover Esq, all Of Brooklyn.
OSuIIvsv--os rIuvAS.-0n Thursday, December q,
at the residence o. the BRIDE EUGENE 0SryAa, OF Now
York; to CHRsTISA, daughter Of the late Patrick oSuli
van ESQ.,. of Mill Cove House, Bere Haven, Ireland
SHAw--Sasr oRD--on Wednesday, December q, by
the Rev. Dr. Hatfield ABsER o. SHAW NJ d., OF Port
land Me- to Miss Li1zE A., daughter OF the late Sico
WEYNAS-JEsKiNS-0n wednesday, December 20, al
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by tho Rev O.
daughter Of James T. jenkins, Esq oil OF this city,
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m ANfFn-RY AN ExrKRfENcEp nnnKKEErFn

w emplovmcnt ethcr temporary permanent Refers
of respectable
ness ~ this city and eisowhsre AddrcssJ H. bon LIS
Herald olnca
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S HIP PIN NE w $

%E Movements or Ocean Steamers
are forwardedby every steamer In the regular lines
The steamers for from Liverpool call at Queenstown,
eep the Canadian line. which call ut Londonderry The
steamers for Or from the Continent call at Southampton
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SITUATIONS wayrEn-ua.Es.

con WILL RF GIVEN TO ASY PERSON WHO WILL
t9s}O procure Tor situation -arrng entry
banker clerk write drst ~ - hand and quick and
gre Respectable
tory references. AGagasa week W. q 81, 100
Herald uuce.
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surrogate's Once.


The December OF the Surrogate's Court adjourned
yesterday.
Every ready for trial during the year 1895 has
eesn tried and every case except two submitted the
Surrogate for decision has been decided The Surrogate
N going 10 Albany TO attend to his duties a member
q the Legislature, leaves clean calendar. Such
phenomenon court without business is without pre-
eeient.
The following are decisions OF contested cases on the
1urogates calendar for DE ember and tried issues
eaCt during the present month
Will OF William Carey deceased. win. admitted TO
probate
Letters testamentary on tho will Of Mary Kenworthy
WIN Of John Kane, deceased. win admitted to pro-
Administration Of the goods, &C., of Bridget Davis
otherwise Adea Ross. Letters to alleged husband
vokcd; deceased declared unmarried
WAL Of Antoinette Wagner, deceased. New will pro.
sounded for probate This stricken from the calen
WIN OF John Gardu deceased Will rejected.
Will Of Annie & New on, dec 'ased Will rejected.
Win OF Mortz s. Bandman, deceased. Will admitted.
The following summary Of the business done the
0urrogates Court and ONCE for the year 1885,
wills offered for probate. 586
Wills contested on probate. SO
Letters Parliamentary granted. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 524
I.tters Of administration granted. ,526
Letters OF guardianship granted SIT
1eHers OF cocc ION granted ..:........... II
Cases OF administration contested. .............. %
Ceninca,es Of letters ,esiamentarv issucd oas
Certificates Of letters OF guardianship. ....... ~
Certificates u letters Of administration 2Ss
C0pcs Of records made and delivered. .......... 662
Returns made TO the General Term of the Supreme
AppIcstiops made by executors administrators and,
{ ardians 10 settle III ir accounts ......... a2s
Applications made by parties interested 10 compel
exc utors, administrators and guardians 10 &c
Orders entered compelling executors and adm nisira-
tors ~ return Inventories. Observation-Disclosures. 6l2
Accounts or executors and administrators finally
settled. 30.
0cnoral orders entered. ..................... 5i2
Amount o es collected and paid into the county
Treasury, &l7,76S.
Some three hundred wills still remain unrccordcd and
the minutes Of the Surrgates Court In arroar and
this Is the only work incom pletcd at the lose OF the
present year. which act IL due the inadeauacy the
clerical force allowed the Surrogate by the Board OF
Supervisors.
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HHLp vAnrMp-MALEs.

A YOUNG MAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ BUy
~ ing hardware Address with references and where Ia
employed, stating salary expesed box 2i6 New icr< Po
Office.
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PROPOSALS..
CRoroN AQUEpUCr DEPARTMENT TO CONTRACT.
~ orSepsratc sealed proposals. each endorsed with the
bidder and The date Of it's presentation, win be rsceived
this once until II o'clock NJ OF Thursday September H.
1865 for the construction OF the fooUng street improve
ments 10 whatsoever In Eighty third street. between Third
Grand Corears street. and In Lexington avenue
from Fifty ninth TO sixty street. with branches Ia the
interesting streets between Lexington and Third svcpes
also for paving with blocks Fifty ninth street. from
fifth 70 Tenth avenue and sxtyr street from Third
obtained application 10 the Contract Clerk at this Office
so $Es s. I 4 S&RRSaH. A S:s:s"
NEW YoRx Sept. ., 1855.
T,o IRON FOUNDERS.
Sealed Proposals will he this once (Rotunda
City Hall Park until n O'Clock A. OF Saturday sspten
Der 6 1888 for the supply OF cast iron Waer Pipes feet
got Water Pipes Internal dame
ter each about feet long with beveled spsot eudsiu all
The Of security required lbsGve thousand dol
lars
zach proposal mus, be endorsed .'roposals for cast
water pipes feet In diameter" the Of the bid
and the date OF its Offering Blank forms OF bids aud
all necessary information be obtained at this Office
The board reserves the right TO reject all the bids deemed
w Wv fHos. STEPHENS.
ROBERT l.. DARRA0H.
A. W. CRAVEN.
ory,cv Csoros Aeorpocr BoARp. september s. 1885
BILLIARDS, SO.
DECKERs NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRsr
ils Billiard Cushions America. Send FOR orcslsr ard
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READ THE WORLD.

DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
OPEN FROM SUNkisR UNTIL 10 p II
100000 CURIOSITIES, and daily increasing,
Tho newest cloanes prsest most cheerful and av La
Room In America a,.. $500.
TALLEST GIANT AND 0IANTES6 AND LARGEST FAp
WOMAN ALIVE.
PRETTIE6T CIRCASsIAN GIRLS EVER SEEN.
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
STEAM GLASS ENGINES In OPERATION.
j PATTERSON, Cherokee Indian, born without arrna
EVERY AFTERNOON AT s. EVENING AT ~.
NINE MARIE MACARTE
In her classical scenes entitled THk PASSIONS.
Mr.. w. B. HARRISON Comic and Extsmporaneous SinDeA
grand fairy spectacular Eastern Romance entitled Ia
CHILDREN OF CYPRUS.
GORGEOUS AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
NJ ff COSTLY AND ELEGANT COSTUMES ~
A GRAND MARCH sa
BY ~ BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADlES.
Cosmoramas Learned Seal Happy Famn
Grand AQuartA. Nammoth furt1e.
Museum and Lecture Room only -
Children under ten, 10 cents. .l.t
Reserved Seats be secured IN PRIVATE BOxB0 .
ORCHESTRA STALLS. Il VI
Premiums for largest and smallest Yrogs
SEND ON THE FROGS
CAT SHOW OCT. o.
Premiums for finest specimens Of Cats.
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!. 9. BURNHAx, ANCrIoNEER.
"A .. BURNHAx, AScrIoNEER
Rare chance for parties commencing housekeeping
$4,000 WORTH OF
"a m MA0NIFICENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
rIANOFORTE. PAINTINGS, BRONzEs, DRAWING
ROOM FURNITURE, &C.,

richest nstrument offered auction this SEASON. made 70
order celebrated city maker fully guaranteed rosewood
Stool Canterbury Music Books Cover, rosewood walnut
gSbs. Amors.s Gscs superior hair spring M9itresss:
Qace and satin Bedspread Washstand Ocoth Stair Car
pct. Dining Reconsideration Table, Buffet elegant sets
0oblsss champafnss Wines silver Casters Tqrssns Din
Cutlery Also all the Furniture of the apartments.
Sale perenptory N B-Competent persons In attendance
tn mart ali mr. ran ~ 0Ooda
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AMUsEMENTs.'
NV BowERY rHEArRE |
s. b
NJ WATT, s.is "a I raus. wo o 9s,o,,,,
Jones. George ;S;Ssss;s 81 sSsfS4 n. jordan
Pin. n,sSs 81 s E. sS6T 's'' % Monday ''''aa
EoTs OLD sowEEY THEATRE
TGk MSsFE ind ESe o1s cibR6w AsEr L. FOE
TUE ahf FEoixfiiS s QRBLEs
Dramatic and pantomiine company appear
w MA cAn J. y dI * Sys
q fs aRs sss,,i e. s sffc arsr
every night IN bis sY9 l sTs1s T 6s S q
in Sterling o''nsis; s iHsGi15B fksssD
rooaDD11Es.
sl .RAD THE HERALD
last n:s o. ss q De-
in EveySody: Friend, and TOodes q the play Of .asI
sSsssssr indoor ss.srs.ia,
ably mstTopo..n audience dAiny boo.
: s1s :.
srSs an. ma s q NE NJ
@ @ s hi Ii. and e
.nS
The .ws ?. s for n and ~ sss.,ns hS
"a a. s'Si:l = 4 Sp.ss
and Il ssusss. ErssisuSiy oomc.i - ''-~
READ THE TIMES
The ssascn opened At this last night undss
the brilliant auspoes Mr. Clarke's reception
perfec4 ovation, significant enthusiasm
him considerable time from proceeding with
fsrsor rscspon s.lmy judss 81 50
performance, have shnpy 70 say, what We hAg0
had often occasion TO state, that Major Dc
Boots he evoked from the riding 70 the falling Of the
bursts q laughter and that ne seemed caoSns
parted 20 his personaon even moro vim aud force than
usual
READ THE TRIBUNE.
Major dc Boots and In Toodes Mr. Clarke equal
He haa almost OF ans
scrupuloss elaboration Of finish In all Details made those
parts his and made his portrayal of them perfect
success In them last must be stu fresh In pubic
READ THE WORLD.
The audience IN size and fashion, sufficiently te6ttned y
OF tho house Is held Mr.. Clarke received with pre-.
| longed applause upon entering the scenes He
supported the role OF the hearted militia
with irresistible humor, keeping the house In a.
almost continuous roar from beginning 10 END.
There intensity about Ciarkes comedy peculiar 10 him
sean intensity OF gesture and facial that 10
productive Of more merriment than provoked BY hte
speech Not limb or muscle OF his little form but plays -
10 perfection where broad carcature demanded HI
gr0esque attitudes his outrsgoousy comic faces his rdtc
Ous bearing and unique gait make pcure Of awk
ward self sufficient humanity not Less effective In iA wsy
memory De exhibition Of the sample HANG
ngs and Of his plucked after suffering nose
weaking the hands Of the bashf Lcebrook will live
thousand years the present generation Of play
ample OF stupendous ntoxicaon ''Toodss needless
speak No superior studies Of the VARYING adss Of ghs
| can be found.
Doors open ct TX. Commence At socL
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kMUsEMnWrn

DsosDwxT fnHXrss s'''''''S'-er-"-r-sar
b. HzHSEE, xzTrszz. xArrsxR
-. AND MRS cHAs. xxAx
"'n s''s ''''f ''''n GRAND MATINEE.
,.mm...a TH J, oI Day J s,6 sslArUFoAS SEPT
KING LEAR,
Fra. s24 81 81; Il ss ssa,seaises;.
IL. ..'.s.'.a I''i Sir;s;S Il
and the WIDOWS VICTIM
N Begins sia conclud SO. io:e
sifs f'd AND Ixs BUT ONE
:e::::S mo -s1
'AA A1 oomnsssoins Monday. Sep. Ia.
vas Fiji Ef ESsf . q IT. s ffgGGssss'
OF the great Irish Rrsm. p Dion Bosc'oauls end T.
.. IA 4 HSs:is I a II s ;ss;sss 49,,
mss ~ SSTd n Y HEsiH #f Es2EsH
VI I:: y s.fs ~: S';i
s &iI. ss nAaEIslG RE%. 49,
y sHls Ls..ss and Dir.ctre.. John wood
ssses aAnAser.... -...-J H. Seiwyu"
The psbs rsspscfaIy Informed shis Theatre win
FALL AND WHITES SEASON
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT. szrrzxBzR ~
MRS JOHN WOOD
WI sppea ior tne nrst time In neen moaths In her unr
In John sroash.m Of h.. n.m. In
addition which win be presented petite
''''''' '- cxFrAIN OF THE WATCH
During tho summer rscess this has been tho
. 10 | E: sSS
the management TO present ts numerous novelties In
n'' worthy Of '0n''ds1 RTE c s5s iPHsSf'
Has been selected with every care ana IN addition 70 many
ono e.. Sso soys
s NTss and S K sD%E5iSsed As follows
A'S sls s4 Ht1sA SEMSToss
Mss sl as! H9f!1 a bsssss,
| ''' sl E| 81 s.:s$|E -:
NJ Ii i Il + $ :sss$$$#A!.,
|. Af h GhHs 3! Kfs aSnroS
| Mr.. G. II. ROCKWELL,
MR. e. 0ILLETr,
MR.. q. r. KENWAY,
MR.. PECK
| THE ORCHESTRA
will m be under the direction Of the popular and celebrated
~ rios BAKER
| A NEW ACT DROP,
illustrating passage IN Byron's beautiful poem entitled
| has been painted by the talented scenic artist
| j. K. HAYES
P1%Sss hsas
The box olce viii be open and after Monday, Sept H.
from till O'Clock where seats be secured three days
| PRICES AS USUAL.
Doors will open at IA performances commence At ~
Several novelties In preparation the FIRST Of which will
PicfUREsQUE SENSATIONAL DRAMA.
| vNALLACK's,
w The ladies and gentlemen engaged In this Theatre
requested TO the Monday next September
H. at eleven O'Clock. JOHN GILBERT Stage Director.
| NCME. GHIONI AND SIG. sUsINIs
M GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
Nine. ANGELINA GHIoNI, Prtma Donna Dramatqus;
Nile oANissA' rr'ms Donpa 1rr srn xoscu co,..,,.
| Sigs. MACCAFERRI and TAMARO PRINT Tenor;
| Sig MANCUsI, Baritone; Sig sUsINI Basso Profundo
| Signor ROSA, Musical Director
with secondary parts Chorus and Orchestra will perform
SEPTEMBER II, IN THE FOLLOWING CIrIEs.-
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AUcT1ox NOTCH. -MoRIGAoxs GALE o. 9LHGA NJ
"A aaA oeet1V Furniture, ths day C0at1rdAyl ~ 1O39
.eeck It the rssdsnee9 = WsvsFisy piaes, bs4esn
I'm eal 9xth aysnuea comprising large variety Of Par
aa e w:nos fsrior suits covered Y The richest dcserp
ELEGANTLY CARVED P1ANOFORTE,
resnd eornsra full ootavs containing An TIE
on raps Mirrors Lace Window Curtain. marble ntop
Aressos Easy Chairs Sofa Beds Extension Table, Silver
Ware clocka Cutlery, Crockey, Mantel Ornaments 4c
extent and variety CHARLES YOUNG, Auctioneer.
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"a nAQNIfICENT HOUSEHOLD fukMTURE.
Oser bW yards Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets 70
on fAintngA By eminent artists; Sars ana costly

= "a 9AQNIfICEkT HOUSkHOLD fuhMTUhE
oSsr 9 yards Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets rs
1850 WoaRs OF i% ART AND ikoNzEs.
- public auction to the highest bidder Tor cash. rain
shine this day Saturday, September the four story
4denoe l9 West Eighth street. bstwoen futh and Sixth
nues sle commencing o'clock precisely consisting OF
Velvet Brussels aAd Ingram Carpets Dining Room-Rich
ezra Teaspoons Tablespoons Forks Ice Pitcher Cake
Basket rich Tea and Coffee Sets Butter Dishes
dvoy handled Knives Forks, Carving Knives Stes
rich CobIets Champagnes Wines
CarAHs Celery Preserves large black walnut
Rxension Table, solid black walnut Buffet twelve Dining
1o0mFour beautiful rosewood Parlor Suts with
the virhsst description Of crimson crimson and
sold green black French brocatel: black walnut
Library Furniture two rosewood Etageres French plate
backs and doors style Of Louis XIV large Pier Mir
ors Chandelsrs Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges rich
sFbl TOP Centre and Pier Tables rich Lace Curtains
EzGNiFfCENf ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE, STOOL
/, ~ AND COVER; COST 500;
IN elegant instrument with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and case with all the modern iproyement
1veruns osss fu iron plate. French action, fun "
Chamber and Nursery.Cosuy rosewood and mahogany
eAstesds Stauary, marble Bureaus Washstands and
Comodcs TO match twenty Hair Mattresses from
o0r % sixty pounds made TO order ID EXCELLENT
ton; Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Counerpanes
k and satin Bedspresds Linen Sheets Ingram Carpets
4edreom Mrro Clocks Toilet Tables Towel Racks Toilet
0cosh. Stair Carpets and Rods mahogany cushionsd
10 and Dining Fables together with large dsrabc
assertmenk Of Bassmsnt and Kitchsn Utsnsns -.
hB-Belasde men In attendance 70 cart pnck and ship
Nooog az pnrohaserA at reasonAhAs charge ~
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"a Mons National Democratic Association, held Henry
Rvss1es - West Houston street Thur-day evening,
DepA fooB the following officers unsnimosy elected
- ~ snauins Prrsdsnt Henry 0bere; Vice Prcs
<seA yQnn Du6a Secretary. Walter 3. Bets Treasurer
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A UCTI0N sALE-R. JUsTIsoN, AUcTIoNERR WILL
a soil on Saturday Sept At II NJ on the battery
Doors, Windows and Frames, Beams, Jost Floor Plank
Shelving, TO- Also quantity Of Iron. Terms cash.
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NCME GHIONI AND SIG. sUsINps
WI GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
Nine ANGELINA GHIONI, Prima Donna Dramstiqus;
Mile CANISSA, Prima Donna;
Nine PATTI sTRAKOsCH, Contralto;
sgs MACCAFERRI and TAMARO, PRINT fenort;
Sig MANCUSI, Baritone; Sig SUSINI Basso Profundo;
Signor ROSA, Musical Director,
with secondary parts Chorus and Orchestra will perform
commencing
SEPTEMBER II, IN THE FOLLOWING CIrIEs:-
New Haven Hartford Providence Worcester Lowell, Port
land Quebec, E.. Montreal, g e., Burington, Albany
waukee, Cleveland, tPittsburg Columbus CncnnAd 50
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans.
Country papers will please notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n HERMANN,
PRESTIDIGITATEUR,
Has the honor TO announce that he will commence on
MONDAY, the lin Of september q series Of
NECROMANT1C EASTERN DELUSIONS,
constituting entirely programme to be repeated every
evening during the week The orchestra ofthe Academy Of
Music will be IN attendance.
Admission 70 cents Reserved seats 3 cents Family
Circle 10 cens Private boxes from e6 10 e12 The
tickets viii commence Thursday, September at the
Academy OF Music and at Messrs Beer Schrmer's 7Ot
Broadway; Ponds, 6lS Broadway and Root Anthonys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09

NBe a. HAYDoCK,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NJ trade sale Of French'Chin By ROBERT HAYDOCK,
Thursday Sept "a At 10 O'Clock his saesroom l0 Liberty
street nnetyeight casks French China of the importation of
HaVtland nfss Co., comprising full lines Of White Gold
and and Decorated Ware complete and full assortment;
400 cases best French Flint Glass.
~ FRIDAY, SEPT. Is, AT
- oolock at the auction fifty crates White Granite
Hazahsaware; also Gold Band China Dining Sets Vases
y 70. CaknloQu0B ready. .ttt-ff''~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09
READ THE TIMES

READ THE TRIBUNE.
Major do Boots and In Toodles Mr. Clarke mas no equal
He unprecedented thoroughness Of study and
scrupuloss elaboration Of finish In all deais made those
parts his and made his portrayal Of them perfect e
L recollection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09

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