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WHIrMAN's WHITE FAwN TROUT

On Saturday night a large, but by no
M cans fashionable, audience greeted
this troupe at the Opera House, TO wit'
ness the rendition of Cinderella. There
were not more than a dozen ladies
present, and judging from their looks
we venture to say they "repented them"
of their bargain. Whys Simply be-
cause it was no place for ladies, despite
the announcement on their flaming ~
programmes and posters that such per-
formances were ''patronized by the elite
and fashion of America. Excepting
two or three features of the evenings
entertainment, which we will notice ere
we close our remarks, the performance
ran in striking parallel with those to
be seen at the :. Varieties" on Church
street-such as Can Can dancing and
tremendous hits" But "you pays
your money and you takes your choice
When the FASHION and ELITE OF
America" countenance such "tremend-
GUS hits" as the one relating to the
"heel," gotten off by this troupe on Sat-
urday night, then indeed will we pre-
pare for the resurrection and the "last
trump"--be convinced Of the near ap"
proach Of the millennium. The ethics
of our country have been sadly multi
ated.-its morals and virtues rent and
blurred, and its great social system per-
verted and deuora liked, but they have
not yet SO degenerated that the "elite
and fashion" patronage and e1tol vui-
gar jests and lewd performances OF bali
naked men and women. Refined wiz
and'hun,or always lend peculiar charm
wherever employed, but, ladies beware
of the telling jokes, witty puns,
parodies, &c. ,"such as were perpetrated
by this troupe on Saturday night. Such
things please most men, tickle their
ears and excite their passions, but they
will not do for ladies. Heavens. mol
They would shrink from such scene
with as much repugnance as the coward
shrlnks disconnected from the clash of
arms and the din of battle. Excepting
the rendition of the respective roles as
signed Miss kim bali and the "child ar
tiste" la petite Leontne, and the trans
formation scene, the whole thing was a
severe abortion, and worthier the sur
roundings Of our "Can-Cau district
than the respectable resort OF fair wo-
men and brave men. Miss Kimball is
a clever actress, and physically beau
tiful woman. Little Leontine is child
of wonderful prococity, and charmed
the audience with her grace and acting.
And the transformation scene was most
brilliantly and splendidly accomplished
But we advise Manager Whitman, in
his tour through the South, to omit, If
he would succeed, all Vulgar jokes and
witticisms at any rate, even if he does
not revolutionize the style of dress; but
we advise him to do that, also. Gin
derella will be presented again tonight,
and the White Fawn is on the boards
for Tomorrow night. We hope our
will be improved and that
we may notice radical change for the
better
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs.-On
Saturday morning, officer Miller recov-
cred nine sides of bacon and one keg of
lard which were stolen from the sloop
Annie Lee, lying at Higgins wharf, on
Friday night. The articles were found
in the back yard of mo. g." Nebraska
street. The rogue or rogues have not
been arrested.
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THE DAY BOOK.
MONDAY MORNING, April IL, 1863.

SALE OF A STEAMER.-Messrs. Leigh,
Bros. q Phelps, auct'rs, sold at auction,
on Saturday morning the steamer Orient
to Hiram Seely, Esq, of Monmouth, N.
j., for $A,625 The purchaser, we are
reliably informed, intends putting the
Orient on the line between this city and
Washington, N. c., at an early day.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-12

BuRGLARY.--T. 0. Wise's printing
Office, on Roanoke avenue, was entered
on Friday night and robbed of an over
coat and about ninety copper cents.
The tbieving party have not been ap-
pretended as yet.
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DECIDEDLY Observation-Disclosures
day was, without doubt, decidedly I'M
pleasant, reminding one Of day in
clustering March, more than mild
April. Perhaps the clerk OF the weath-
er, in looking over the calendar, thought
it was March. --
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Special Notices.
THE PAIN KILLER ABROAD

THE PAIN KILLER ABROAD.
TsTm The following CORES pom .
80
MSSAM dence Will show something
X 80 ~ A5Aof the estimation in which
E9f# IA ErNPerry Davis Pain Killer Is
WnlTx# ~ EsBAeld en- the shores of the
XpSrm,vrs55!W Mediterranean. 1t Is not
%S5WSA% surprising that medicine
that receives such test1mo-
malls as this from abroad should find
well sustained and increasing apprecia-
ton at home:
U. s. CONSULATE, Tunis, Dec. II, 1885.
To the Propristors OF Davis Pain Killer,
Providence, r. l.:
Gentlemen-The enclosed has lust been
received from my friend Tulin, late Con-
sui General of Norway, and Sweden and
OF Prussia in this place. No comment is
needed.
Truly yours. AMOS PERRY.
GENOA, December l8. 1865.
Dear Sir:-Accept thanks for this third
supply CT Davis pain Killer" This
medicine has often relieved me OF serious
lndlsposition, and would not on an, &C.
count consent to he witE out 1t both for
myself and my family.
l. have recommended 1t to my late col
leagues and friends In Tunis and Genoa,
ana at my request one of the largest
druggists In this city has sent an order to
New York to meet the demand in this
place. Yours truly,
q, A. TULIN,
Ex-Consul Genl of Sweden, Norway
And Prussia in Tunls.
Hon. Amos Perry. Consul Genl, Tunis.
ImhSl.fmJ
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MASONIC JEWELS --Seaboard Masonic
Lodge No. Sc, has had eight jewels
made by Messrs Wood & Sherwood, at
a cost of 5000, to be worn by the ofii-
GERS OF said lodge; they are made of IS
carat gold; they are beautiful in finish,
and reflect great credit upon home man
ufacture.
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SNow.-Telegraph dispatches receiv-
ed here yesterday inform us that snow
had fallen in Richmond to the depth OF
81 inches, and in Gordonsville to the
depth of Q inches. We had slight
fall in this city, but, fortunately, it
didn't lay. This is very remarkabs
for this season.
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Z OR L : no u I'll

MAYORS COURT, Portsmouth, Mayor
Stokes presiding. April 10, 1869.
The court room was we'll attended
this morning, by persons of all classes,
colors and sizes, eager to listen to the
trial of Pyle, charged with beating an
aged man, by the name of Joseph Booth.
But they were doomed to disappoint-
raent; as the Mayor decided that be
would not go into the investigation Of
the case until Monday morning at 81
o'clock.
Cornelia Swami, negro, charged with
throwing brick in the street, with which
he cut the head of white man by the
name OF John Callahan; case committed
for further hearing.
After which the Mayor announced to
the assemblage that the court had ad-
journed.
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MAD Doc kILLED.--A mad dog was
shot and killed on Saturday afternoon
in Demiug's lane, rear of Tazewell
Hall.
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ROBBED. Another schooner, lying at
Bells wharf, was robbed on Stature day
night of one box tobacco, one bag pea
nuts and one roll leather. Again the
roguish party made good thsir escape
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-12

MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De-
Cordy presiding. April 10.
There was only one case before the
Mayor Saturday morning.
Nathan Parker, negro, arrested on
suspicion of stealing, was dismissed.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-12

De. ]. j. LAWRENCE can be consulted
upon diseases of the LIVER, BLOOD, KID.
NEYs and NERVOUS SYSTEM, at his rooms,
No. Main street, Norfolk, Va.
va Consultation free. mh4 .3u
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-12

DIsGRAcEFUL Row-Y yesterday after
noon, four sailors belonging to mer-
chant ship, came ashore, and having
too much mean Sighting whisky aboard
kicked up a general row among them
themselves, on Crawford street; but Of
hcers Harrison and Stokes soon had
them in their charge, but were compel
led to call for assistance to stop the
fight; they resisted the officers, but it
was no go.
We hope Mayor Stokes will teach
them lesson they will not be likely to
forget. It is hoped he will enforce the
law upon these men, who desecrate the
Sabbath in such barbarous way; also
make them pay for resisting the officers
in the discharge Of their duty; they will
be tried this morning.
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IMPRovlNG.-We are glad to state,
that up to last accounts, Mr. Jos. Booth
was doing as well as could be expscted
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LATE PApEas.-We are under continue
I'D obligations to the Norfolk News Com.
pany, No. "a Main street., iog late dali
and weekly Northern papers. and periodi-
calls.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-12

INrIAsoF PEACE PREPARE EoR WAR
"A timely use OF our Death TO Bed Bugs
will save you from annoyance and trou-
BILE in future.
mhI9-lm SEAL. x NEWTON.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-12

WHEAT IN THE Valley
wheat in the Valley, the Rockingham
Register says. never looked more pro-
n,isiuC
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WHlTMAN's ORcHEsTRA.-Whlt-
mans orchestra is very fine-so me
you can hardly see it. 1t is almost as
good as the Varieties, only it ism t.
Some back Lolita r.
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o t o r..


Rondholders or tae Virginia A. Tam es.
zee Railroad Company, are respecIfniiv
requested so report by letter to M. Is.
JAMESON, Treasurer, Lynchhurg, Va.
.Ronds principal, held under each mort.
gage separately. AEE
II. The number and amount Of coupons
past due 10 the LIST OF January, leos. lnciu.
siye. The Company desires this intorma-
tion with view OF communicating Dis
rectly with each Bonuholdei, in connec'
Lion with this and other interests or mu.
tual concern.
s..,..',.. WIN. MALONE,
mh22 I'm President.
NLOVER AND OTHER SEEDS.
--- .
Also Thorburn's Garden Seeds. All
tresh and genuine and for sale at our new
store In Atlantic Block.
N. A. d O. A. SANTOS,
apo II Atlantic Block,
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY

AN ESSAY for Young Men on the
IA Crime OF Solitude, and the DIS
EASES and ABUSES which create inn
pedimerts to MARRIAGE, with sure
means Of relief. Sent in sealed LETT
ter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
DR.. J. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ja2O-DSw3m
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RREsTED.-Officer Harrison on Sat-
urday, arrested Able Collie, charged
with having in her possession a shote
which was shot. She will be tried this
morning before Mayor Stokes.
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H..
lively WARRANTED TO CURE, OR Mo-
ness, Sore Throat, Splitting of Blood
Asthma, Bronchitis and Lung Diseases.
Immediate relief produced. Try it; if not
satisfied, return lhe empty bottle and
your money will be refunded, 81 cents.
oeis with white imprinted wrapper, such
no Others mhII.d&w2n
The New York herald., 1869-01-07
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Report Of Hon. David A. Wciiss spec'aA osH''
missioner of the Revenue.


missioner of the Revenue
We have given brief synopsis OF tae ihportail
report OF Hoa David A. Wells, Special coniussIoue
OF the Revenue upon the national hnanoes' Tue tri
proteclon capital, industry and the general pon'i
cal economy OF the country. We annex more com
prehensive abstract:--
CAPITAL AND INDUSTRY. 4..
Mr.. Wes arst considers me present conniIlon o. y
the capital and industry OF tue country. The iacti
ON this question seem contradictory. On tile ont
hand the country seems rapidly recovering alter tne
war; and resuming its career OF progress ana de
yeiopment. on the other hand there Is excessive
specuati0n, Idleness, extravaganza OF living, dls
content with moderate and slow gains and haste V
M Wells recapitulates both classes OF racts FIRST
the elements of national wealth. and among them -
Egf;st-lmmgrataon. From the lst OF July, 1860, 70
the list OF December 1865 abous l0o0,ooo natives OF
foreign countries have sought permanent home IN
the United States These immigrants bring witn
them III money at least eighty dollars on tue aver.
age and their labor Is worth TO the country $lVoo
apiece.
added SS0 directly and s50J 100000 indirectly
10 the wealth and resources OF the country.
Sec0Natp--A general increase IN the products OF
domestic Industry The Commissioner asserts tlat
within the last i've years cotton spindies have
been put In operation, more iron furnaces erecled,
more iron smeted, more bars roileu, more steer
made, more coal and copper miuei, more lumoer
sawed and hawn, more houses and shops constructed
more manufacturers OF different kinus started. and
more petroleum collected, refined anu exported than
during any equal period In the history OF the coun
try, and that ts Increase mas been greater tnan pc
fore both as regards quality aud quantity, and
greater than the legitimate increase 70 be expected
srom the normal Increase OF wealth and population.
or this he gives detailed prools:-
l. cotton AaniJfctge.--In 1860 there were In the
country 8, 235 s21 spindes From 1850 to 1854 there
was no Increase, the demand being for wooilenS for
a.Lly clothing Now there are 100000 spindlea;
gal q Si7S per cent In -four or i've years This est
mate Is accurate than that Of Mr.. Wells year
ago, being founded on the returns Of the new
american Cotton MaEuiac;urers' ard Planters
Associaton.n These are more accurate than the
estimates hitherto made; and show that the crop OF
lSGs, instead oi being, as the weekly commercial
statements made it. 2,300,00J bales, was really
2500 bales or from IS TO 10 per cent OF the aver
age crop for i've years before the war.
. Wo0Iea Observation-Disclosures statistics from
seven States-ohio, Michigan, Indiana. Illinois, Wis
cousin, Iowa ana M,nnesota-show an increase under
this head since 1860 as iooWs:
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In tho year 1864 the manufacturers OF SPOOL thread
ssceftafncd that One English thread was beh9liaport
ed n Yarn under per cent dutY and alter.
wards sp0oied IN the In ted States eva Ifg tie duty
on spool thread. AccorIfnsly the tariH was amend.
ed, duty OF four centa was imposed upon each
The New York herald., 1869-01-07

For the seven years from ls60 when the produc
zion was ol3 40 tons to 1867 the average annual in
crease has been $50 per cent
THIS increase Is In excess OF the increase In Greal
Britain, which, since 1858, has been 6 f0llOws:-
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(yROToN AQUHDUCf DEPARTMENTAL SEWER
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sealed proposals each endorsed
ones until II O'Clock A. n Of Monday, August 81 iss for
% :s fd and
Lexington avenues, also IN Fortyfourth and Foryhfth
avenue Ssswsen Forty ninth and Tsn .rssi -"' ~ ''a
Specification G-in washington and Greenwich Streets
Duane and jay Leonard street between prosa~s1 and Elm
street; Centre Market place. between Grand and Broome
Streets and Broome street. between Centre aud Mulberry
specification lSIn Eighty street from Ninth avenue
70 and srSasn Esns Ts,s .s 70 ne.
spsssession lin Ilsh street. between y., and Third
and llsh street, between aud Harlem river. with
specification laIn Seventh street, between First svsnus
spsciacs.ion Ia-In Duane street, between william and
eomery; 0osrci and Norfolk streets Kvason and
Btanon Sheriff street, between Stanton and Hous
nue. A. between Third and Fourth srss Firs ave.
nue., between seventh and Eighth streets
rivsr and in avenue A. between sIyhs ssvsn'5drsi
Specification AIN Fnh avenue. between Eighty ninth
speciscson n-In seventysecond street. between Third
fir s and Thed avenues, With srsnehss
Specification * In Tenth avenue between Twenty eighth
and Twenty ninth :irss,s, and q receiving bssns
SPECIFIC alton X~Under ground drains between vny-ninsh
and si1,ynfh Streets and between Fourth and ffih
Specification hin Eleventh avenue, between Thirteenth
Prcposss viii Also q, he same time received for paving
Second from Pouesnss 70 Nineteenth ssreet with
The Tor these works can be ssen and specifications
and forms for bids ob'aisss or sgp,'sse,n, . ss once
asoRoE !. osEEsRj sssss
NEW YoRx, August II, lsse.
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CT.OTIIING.

Al NJ MARKS, 20 SIXTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE
al. Eighth srset.Lsdies snd genem can receive the
monds, Jeweiry Carpets Furure 40 The best you can
~ please 70 eau a ny o. ssnd n note
True you Win Be- dsAh With 70 your sasfaeton aud bsnsn.
ISAAC vLArro, ns sIxrH AVENUE, NEAR roRTy.
srth sfrse-Ladss ana gentlemen win receive the high.
Gosh their casoG Ciothns Carpet Fufn
tars. By caLing sdArsssisa Mr.. ar NM FLATTO.
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BILLIARDS..

A FINE STOCK or FIRST CLASS BILLIARD IA
At reduced prices. Gail .! the nanufse,oy, - Crosby
street. Also secondhand tables.
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DENTISTRY

ma CRAngp osTR0PLAsTIO AND PURE GOLD
~ pne rssorss deeayed broSsa and tender teeth 70
heir osns shspe and sonndnsss Without PAIN
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ATHE HEAD. WITH HEAVY SPINDLE PACE
~ plate not less Than W inches diamete back gsared 70
outer rim q saSs PLAT Address, giving price and descrp.
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DED HOT DEMOCRACY N0TICE.-A MEETING OF
IL the Red Hot Democrats Of the Seventh ward, under
the auspices Of seventh Ward Red Hot Democratic As
sceisi,on viii be hold Tuesday evenings august a.
OF espoundns democracy In I've true national State and
county principles and bearing The following democrat.
waters, ?. solomon v. Anarsys Mcrris p Dow.yi
others Red Hots, rally. JAMES 0'DONNELL, Preside nj
JANA A. CoxnRRroRp, Secretary.
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UCri0N NoTlCE.-LUKE FITZGERALD AUCTION.
"a err wall cell tomorrow Monday, At l0x O'Clock, all
the handsome and costly Household Furniture brilliant
wood Panofore, Be- contained In the story
private residence s West Twenty street. For par.
teuiafs zee Mondays Herald.
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PROPOSALS.

(NROrON AQUEDUCT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" sealed proposals. each endorsed with the ttie OF the
work which relaee the Of the bidder the
Of s ogerng VIII be received a. this Office urt Il o'clock
ixed to lay the Brown Miller" pavement and also the
Fisk concrete in the city Of New York. for the
street from West Broadway 70 *ss. street. and in white
Sixth avenue
and forms Tor the bids obtained application 70 the
tract clerk this once
THOMAS srEPHENs, J Crosou
ROBERT I. DARRAdH,} Aguedue
Nrw YoRx, August Is 1854
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DIV ,. ". CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTIONEER- WILL,
ID cell. Monday, ~ ~ Cannon street valuable Lease
sso srrss and Stock entire Of prominent corner Liquor
Store
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A ucrIoS NorIcE.-E. NICHOLS 8 CO., Auo

=, . Large and peremptory sale Of elegant
Household Furniture Monday morning. August g. as 10H
ococE Al the large brown residence 18 West twenty
siln street, isw doors from Sixth avenue. Magnineen
rosewood Pianofore from Decker Brothers. Eve elegant
raror SUITE covered with satin brocae and French reps
Velvet, Brussels Carpets pairs Lace Curtains, Pier and
sn,nSs oy sminsn, artists Etagere. Tables Turki;S
BedHeAds 10 Bureaus washssnds Commodes 20 Hair and
SPRING Mattresses Sheets Blankets Quilts, Bed Lounges
Chairs, Rockers, Sofas walnut Sideboards, Extension
Tables Dining Chairs Glass China Silver ware Table
Cutlery, &c. Sale positive See Mondays Herald.
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N. CRIeTALAR, ACCTrONEER
~. Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets, &C.
Receivers sale Of dissolution Of copornership-A NJ
CRfsrALAR SON will SELL al f27 Broadway, on Wednes
day August 2 at 10H O'clock rosewood and walnut Furni.
ture In great variety Particulars In Tuesdays Herald.
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RuBINI, THE GREAT AND FAMOUS CoNJuRoR,
tats for his wonderful enteanment the maslo
including the most extraordinary sensation OF the
exhibited country; entirely new Ad.
dress signor Rubni, Herald once.
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IJENRy B. HERTs, AUCTIoNEER-LARGE SALE OF
~ SECOND hand Furniture the entire contents Of coun
hotel Monday, August g. nj ION O'clock the Gales
room ise Broadway comprising Velvet Brusse and Ingram
Carpets In great variety nne walnut Chamber Suits Spring
4c walnut pAror Suits IN reps and brocste Centre sde
Gard and Dining Tables Bunes Dining Chairs Hall Stands
Curtains Cornfcss nne wardrobes Bookcases China and
Glass Wars, Plated Ware &c. al In One and well
thy the Of Catalogues will ready
early morning o sale.
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8. wEINBERGER, AuCrIONHER,

i. By g. HERMAN 4 CO., will sell Monday, August %,
At II O'clock At 3s6 Sixth avenue, the contents OF
wholesale and retail Confectionery consisting OF large
boxes, 40 Also Steam and Copper Kettles Machines,
and Wagon, &C. Sale positive In lots sut the trade and
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THE LECTUHH SEASON.
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how 70 live and what 70 live for delivered daily the
New York Museum Of Anatomy. Those unable 70 attend
can receive copy bv forwarding cents TO the secretary
SIS broadway.
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VNANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, FURNISHED OR UN.
w furnished, by two adults desrable location above
West Fourteenth street Address, with TERMS box 1857 Post
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EDWARD PErrINGER, AuCTIoNEER. SELLS MON.
day. August - a lok o'clock, At private residence 24s
East Twenty hrst street, Furniture combating Of elegant
reaus Sofas bedsesds Bedding Paintings Velvet Carpets,
Oiclosh Crockery Glassware, Kitchen utenss &c. Sale
positive
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VXyANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, THREE
w Rooms nice furnished for housekeeping; VI
cniy Of Union private house, price not exceed
$780, unfurnished $2G Address James, Herald Office
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AMUsBM ENTs.

(yBNTRAL PARK GARDEN.
" Seventh avenue between Pity eientn :pd Fyunth Sta
THEODORE THOMAS
rOrULAR GARDEN CONCERTS
THIS SUNDAY, AUGUST g. 1862
TWO GRAND CONCRRT6
80 TWO GRAND CONCERTS
AFTERNOON ~ ~ O'clock evening al o'clock
Mr.. j. LEVY
THEO. THOMAS
UNRIYALLED ORCHESTRA
WILL APPEAR IN BOTH CONCERTS,
n new and brilliant programme every concert
ADMISSION THiRrY.FivE CENTS. ~''
fhIvATE BOXES, EXTRA TWO DOLLARS.
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VVANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, DAUGHTER
venieuces FOR honseSsepins 10 aset respectable private
and locality the sde 6rst second door,
win pay about $50 per month and permanent suited Adj
dress Responsible, Herald oDce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-22

CHERIFF's sALE.-PIANOS.-RICHARD WALTERS,
Auctionecr, will sell, Monday, August a. 1852 at
10 O'Clock In the forenoon a Nos al and 4lS West Forty
second street, the entire Stock OF first class Panoforo
Mandatory, consisting Of finished unfinished Pianos
JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff.
JACOB sEEpAoHKR, Deputy.