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The New York herald., 1869-09-14
HALL-FRANxo FAMILY.

CTEINwAY HALL-FRANxo FAMILY.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER n,
THE FkANK0 pAhILY,
dye Ia number varying IN from TO II,
EAEH Tr Ms2chI AMp ALL w v5oLNisrs S ana p rrANSTs
respectfully announce that their
GRAND INAUGURAL CONCERT
in New York will take place above which occasion
they will be assisted BY the renowned German tenor,
HERR HABELMANN.
NoricE-Ihe FrSnko Family are ely native Americ7ns
fectcd In Berlin, where, and other German ces their
wonderful talent created the Juror.
PROGRAMME-PkRT l.
Fantasie Caprice, for violin veuxtemps
Played by sam and sceompanied on the Piano by
g. Song, "My Angel" Herr HABELMANN. ........ Easer
L'Invitaton 10 Danse. kondo Brilante. w cher
(Aranged for two pianos by +. W. Brsuer.
Played by SELMA and'JEANNETTE.
T. Grand Scena "In Terra Solo," from the opera
~ O'" HERR HABELMANN
Played by JEANNErTE Sam, accompanied piano
by SELMA.
PART
l. Solo Violin. "Yankee Doodle" Variations
Played by SAM and accompanied the plano by SELMA.
Played by JEANNETTE accompanied the piano by SAM.
l. Variations for four yions, on the English Ma.
uoral Anthem "God Save the Queen Sam Franko
Played by JEANETTE, SAM, RACHEL and NAHAN, &C.
9S%papE1sd E Gn ths RisS0 E * sEbnA bR
Reserved fifty extra Can bc obtained at @.
Schmera s01 Broadway Schuberths $40 Broadway; the
ticket once, ia Broadway. and at the box oce OF
the Hall. Concert commences ats O'Clock.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
~ GREAT SUCCESS. HOUSES CROWDED
HOUSES CROWDED. GREAT SUCCESS
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
EVERY EVENING AND WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
MArINEES (AT 81
TOPSY (her original character). Mrs. o. @. HOWARD
LAWYER Marks. S......................Mr Mr.. G. L. FOX.
ALL NEW SCENERY
BY Jas. E. Hayes and J. A. Johnson,
and supported by Messrs j. X Mortimer, B. studley,
Johnson a. Cunnin gham q. f. Kotchum &C., &c. Misses
Vernon Alice Cushman, Lily vinng, Flora Lee E. Ger
man, Mira. I. J. Hind, &C.. &c, sc.
In order to avoid disappointment seats should be secured
In advance.
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Uc1IoN sALn-AT lis WEST rwENrY.sIxrH
i. NICHOLS 4 CO., AUcTIoSEERs

f. FIUIIULS Co, NUUIIUN3Tfss.
Largo and peremptory sale of over 20 lots elegant
Household Fur,rrc this Thursday morang sept 49, Mt
l0x o'clock the elegant large brown residence 118
West 9Th street, between 9Th and M Two
magnificent Pianofores f7 octave, brilliant tone
from ChckeriD Hardnan six elegant rosewood and
walnut Paror SUITS covered with the rchest description
French rocate, harcolh and rcps: z. Velvet Brus
Carpets II pairs Curtains Cornices sadcs rosewood
Etaeies, Tables bo.s de ros Cainets, Desk,
Bookcase ron2ee, Turkish Chairs, lounges CT cs, Vases
etauary, gues, Booka; 10 rosewood and wan Chamber
Bus 10 Beiseas 10 Bureaus 10 Nashsiands, Commodcs,
81 Spring bair Mattresses "a Sheets Bakes CULTS
Bolsters Pillows, Bed Lounges Chairs, Rockers Sofas,
erti.ts walnut side5oards, Extensi9n abes "a Dining
Chairs and Dinner Sets Ice Pitchers Silver Sets,
Castors Walters Spoons, Forks. napkin lns Wine Sets
Glass Cry and RUBY Ware, Grocery, Table Cutlery,
&C. Sale posige rain orshine Deposits uired. Reliable
in seniancc 10 cart or pack goods Tor Mt
reasonable chaFses Parties wishing attend SAFE take
Broadway sx; Seventh stages and stop
corner 1weniy-sxih street. Catalogues at the house.
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(SENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
Seventh avenue between Fifty Fifty sts
LAST WEEK But ONE OF
THEODORE THOMAS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS
THIS CTHUESDAY) EVENING. SEPT Is, AT 8.
GRAND FESTIVAL CONCERT
TESTIMONIAL. BENEFIT TO MR. J. GUSCHE MANAGER.
THEO. THOMAS GRAND FULL ORCHESTRA
will on this occasion number
OVER SIXTY PERFORMERS,
giving popular pieces contained In the
gramme heretofore unheart Of brilancy In addition to
Mr. LEVY, the unrivaed vrtuoso the corneta piston,
Mr. THEO. THOMAS Will, out Of compliment to the bcne-
fciare, perform two Solos on the Violin.
j.
Waltz "darneyas Messenger. Strauss
y Nachtgesang tby rcqueap Nogt
4. fOkn, "COncert tiise
B. Canzouetta, "Dinorah" .Meyerbccr
MR.. j. LEVY.
8. Overture, "Marchen der Schonen Melu-
T. Romanza Violin IN +, OPP 30. Beethoven
MR.. THEOpORE THOMAS
g. Symphonic Poem "Preludes' .Listz
9. Overture, "Wflam Tell, kossint
10. Laepdler, as Hoamweh" (by request Lanner
With Violin Obgato by Mr. TuEO. THOMAS.
IL, Polka "Cenira PARK Garden" FIRST time. Lcvy
dedicated TO Mr.. Theodore Thonas)
mr.. J. LEVY.
IL. Marche Horgrose, Rahac,y" .Berlioz
Private be obtained during the day OF g. Schr
mers 701 Broadway, and at Schuberth Co.'S $40 Broad
way.
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CRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE:

open daily from A. H. to 10 7. NJ,
AT THE EMPIRE CITY SKATING RINK,
Third avenue between SiKyhird and Sytyfourth streets
This complete exhibition ever made by the In
sttute and the best building for proper display OF
tue various articles entered The Second and Third avenue
Railroads with more hundred extra cars running the
o and other railroads connecting with all the ferries
afford ample cheap and direct means OF access to this mag
uicen and Instructive terainmcnt, which enlivened
Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons and evening BY
Thomas Refreshments OF the best kind In the
building
tickets for gentlemen 49, for ladies' ~ single ad
mission 90 cents; children under Ia years. 25 cents
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MARBLE MANTELs, HEADsTONEs, &C.-NEW AND
M eerant designs sold prices TO reduce stock pre-
yous TO removal Mt s. KLABERS mandatory, 81 First
avenue, Third street.
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
IA priccs--A large stock Of fine Cabinet Furniture ready
number OF rior Suits, all styles and all coors French
satin brocael silk striped reps plain reps and harcoth
seven pieces sofa Arm Chair 1adys Chair four Parlor
Chairs latest style covered with satin brocac $sa5 six
daon back Suits each pieces, covered with satin
brocate sl7 do in $l25 six do with open back
Paror Chairs, 1885, six do, suit Also large variety
Psror Chamber, Library and Dining Furniture cheap for
cash. warranod delivered free. Call before purchasing
elsewhere. IS Bleeckcr etreet, Broadway.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC
n HERMANN
THE PRESTIDIGITATEUR
IMMENSE SUCCESS. GREAT SENSATION.
MONS. HERMANNS
NIGHTS In New York are follows -Thursiay, Friday
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, September l6 IL s 2o
September 23 Saturday September 2 Thursday
September s0 and October 2, T. 8. IL, l6, q and 49,
Seats and tickets these nights be secured at
the box Office.
Admission 81, without extra charge for secured seats
Family circle Soc. Private boxes $l2 to $6.
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A J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
Great sale at auction.
200 Building Lots in the city Of Bergen.

A. j. BLEECKER, son q CO. will sell at auction on Tues
aay Sept 81 lse9 a oeiock on the prsmsss about zeo
Building Lots beautifully situated q. West Bergen, In the I'M
mediate vicinity OF the depot of the railroad to Newark,
now good running order The property admirably su
atod, comprises OF the finest ana most beautiful
lots tho coul During tho past winter and spring thou
dollars ha expended this and the adoin
lng properly close proximity to the depot in laying out
broad and hc and streets and in trading the same
them 60 feet Tho nearness Of this property to New lork
Railroad with trains incessauty running thc fine character
the nebcrhood heahtuness OF the situation, grandeur
OF the scenery beauty of the grade and the finished condition
OF the and etreots all combine 70 rendes one Of
hnd over,arel New Workers. Ample accommodation will be
made who wish TO attend tho SALE special trains
by tho Central Railroad will be the day OF sale. The
sale will bs absolute Sixty cent Of the purchase money
can bond and mortgage Books of maps may bo
obtained at II Cedar street. New York, of DELOS E.
CULVER 49, Hudson street, Jersey City.
Special train leaves foot OF Liberty street, Now York. at
IL 40 A. NJ
Should h weather prove stormy the sale will be postponed
until Thurgda,, Sept. %.
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RY A. M. GRlsTALAR, AuCrIoNEET,
- Furniture, lianofortes, Carpets, Ac. 49,.
CRIsTALAR SON will offer, ut their Falcsroom, as7
Br0adway NJ ar Saual street, Friday, iih INST, TO pay
advances, fa orte green rcps Parlur n nine En-
cravings one irulsos and TreePy Carpet Matesses
&C.. &c. Trade and other, invited.
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MUSICAL.

CARD.-FERDiNAND yLRICH HAS THE HONOR
n hs patrons and friends that he has resumed
his private classes musical instruction since September
$50 per quarter vacancies new pupils ad
miod for the season of 1s69-70.
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t.e elegant brown stone aston
Most Wes .ecath street, between Fifth and Sixth
Drawing Sns covered French satin troate of the
richest description rosewood Eageres pookcase, marquette
RE bois Cabinets Encognures Tables Jarnieres,
Music Cabinet, magnificent rosewood seven octave Piano
Forte Brcn3g s.ntuary Glosk rainngs Ssnsraia" by
.sunmer superb ohurshs Heart of the
steads wariobas, style Louis XIV; Hair. sprn:, Mat
tresses tlakots, Counterpancs Sofas, CHAIRS Rockers,
reps Dining toonI able Buffet Chuawarc Glass
ware silver Caters Tureena Dinner, ies Service;
Table Cutlery, Linen. n B.Thc nuconcSr would call par
ticusr attention Of his friends and the public 90 this sae the
catalogue comprising the largest, richest assortment OF
Household Fuiure offered at auction this The
house furnished less than six months an Is in perfect
order. Cato At the house. Competent persons in at
tendance to peek the goods. Parties wishing TO at
tend this sale Fifth stages Sixth
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A TENOR SINGER, WHO READS MUSIC WELL AND
IN is familiar chanting, &C. Ia open for engage
Protestant church. Address TENOR Herald office,
| sutfn aa1a
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J. WILTEf, AUCTION!ER, OFFIOE g NEOAD
n. street ntnuaon sale o. the balance Of the cle-
giant Household Furniture &C. contained IL the large brown
resepr SO nineteenth street. east OF and Irving
place, this day thursday commencing az 0j- ocock,
consiSting French satin brocatb and sus,
Centre Tables, French plate Pier Mirrors, ms uoen rose.
octave Planofotc, rich CARPETS, Hc elegant
horse hair Mnrr72es, Spring Beds y. B.-Sae POSI-
lively without reserve.
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NHARBLE MhNTELs, FROM $40 UP.-THE LATEST
M osgns prices manufactured in the high.
est style Of art, MoGkAYNEs, l63 flabush avenue,
HIooklYn.
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THURSDAY, sEPTEMBER Is,

NJ | 7. NJ, on the premises
These lots well located, five minutes walk from the
station, and and South and Fifth streets,
and in the midst OF Improvements,
Terms unusually 10 cent the day Of sale and
$40 month thereafter or $25 quarter, with interest
deferred payments
Bergen Point from the New York side OF
the river by the Central Railroad Of New Jersey, with sixty
trains daily running all hours OF the day and night
Sale absolute.
Every $40 month from his wages salary,
and own a desirable lot In a good location.
No better savings bank can be found for the poor
COLLATION. on the arrival OF the train.
Special train the foot of Liberty street 1215 r. M.
and passes will be In readiness the olce of the
auctioneers days before the sale.
A. d. MELLICK, Jr, BRO, 25 Pine street, New York.
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DAREPA-ROSA AT STEINwAY HALL
GRAND CONCERT ON SUNDAY EVENING, Sept -
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
OF THE AvONDALE CALAMITY,
rendered by the principal artistes OF the
PAREPAROSA ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE,
Mr. W. Senway having kindly consented to give the use OF
the hall this occasion
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A GOOD SOPRANO DESIRES POSITION IN A
church CHI r Practice rather than salary object.
Address l.. e.. box all Post once.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

C,OFA BEDS NEW STYLES, WITH SPRING AND HAIR
Mattresses separate from the soa cheapest and best in
ihe country, W. s. HUMPHREYS,
13 Astor place. near Broadway.
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DY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
Id Ouce and saesIoom 37 Nassau slreet opposite the

DY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
~ Oce and saesroom S Nassau street, opposite the Post
Once
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELI will so,i on Friday, i7.h at
l0k O'clock tho salesroom, Nassau street largo
aorment of Household Furniture, Brussels Velvet In
grain Carpca stair Carpets oilclohs, Poror sup, Bed
room Sui.s, WardrobcB Etaeres Dressing Burnnua
stands Conmodcs Sofa Bedsicad, Paror Suits IN green aud
plush brocac and reps; Extension Taben Sdohonrls Arm
3halrs, assortment of Dcaks alliny
standing; Rag Safe Reclining Chairs, Bookcases &C. &c
T)Y ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTTONEER
ID Oce sesroom ~ Nassau street, opposite the Post
Executors sale OF Household Furniture.
JOHNSTOE < VAN TASSEIIs will sell on Saturday, 18th,
ati0x O'Clock, No 1877 West Sixteenth street, large
oormeu lousohold Furnturc also five toas OF Coal By
ogdsr OF the Executors
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NEW CUTS NOW READY,
GoR THE rSLIowISa !,pI; PLAYS
BLOW FOR BLowao ,STsfy' one 1eSS Sheet, four ooor,
BLOW FOR BLoTNo Leo5Sw9Ns sanss sheet s..srsd BILL with
"fSsi psSRss soF Fhxs tx saf
MAgpS fESLro ;hee, w4 sss, sSors four ooor
MARY wARNEE;~ No. s-one sheet, four o0or'
MARY wARNERNTo sHono sheet, four colors
PLUTO %o gH sheet two colors nsue
PLUTO. NO 2-Two sheet 1.-TWO two e0lors.
PtTToSo one sheet, Sheet two TWO eoos tile
Old Herald Building, VI Nassau street.
u,HE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS
The largest and best circus on this continent,
THURSDAY, 1fHpaglGi fS2pSS kap SATURDAY.
pHsFoRsAscE 4 haEaSks hyEnn EvhsF PHEEa AEEaaHr,
nd G Hs '"
Sept, so and 81 Ill "'0 ''a''' ~ Grssnsoni Sept, as
Commencing at ~ and "a O'clock
Children under ten years, 2Sc.
W. phiadepha,.Ta%e ne ladies and gentlemen engaged at
'''''''' ~ VIZ GEO. W. sTODDART,
Stage Manager.
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
fAso fsiNsiSc, VIOLIN HARMONY ssa and LANG tAGEs
Applications received.
Talent employed superior to that OF any music school IN
America. =.
Eomsuary Glass; designed for pupils deficient the rudi
ments Of music, free. Send for circular.
Ni usIoIANs WANTED IMMEDIArELY.- ORCHESTRA
M leader, double bass and tuba cornct second violin
and alto hora years engagement and salary sure every
CHARLEY SHAY, l99 Bowcry.
V,HEATRE TICKET OFFICE,
axsEnyKp sRAfs ~ ss9NSswA4EEt f0s Ill THEATRES.
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GARD. -
u Messrs BIRCH, wAMBOLD, BERNARD and BACK
US beg TO inform the public that they have engaged
Messieurs LEGOET and ALLEN
the GREATEST DANCERS IN THE WORLD, introducing
a style of dancing PURELY ORIGINAL with themselves
They becn the rcgning STARS at the GREAT ALHAM
BRA, LONDON, where they have created the moat intense
furor They were engaged by the SAN FRANCISCO MIN
SIRE LIS the occasion of their recent visit London
Due notice will be given OF their first appearance
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A ucrIoN sALp.-lls wEsr TwENrrsEvGSrn ST.

elegant AMI c0sty Furnitmc, F1lnOlorIc, &c. at
ths private lib West Twenty ven street.
Svth avenue $50 commencing At li53 O'Clock pre-
cissly LUXE FlrZGERALD, Auctioncer, viii sc to the
highest bidder all the handsome Household Furniture,
rare and costly Works OF Art hr..tn toned Piano.
forte, by city makers (Decter roihcts, nscd eight
month"; has I'VE eas guaranteed dive lnaSniic mt Paror
Suits, In green and gold cIirson and gold, rocte silk
rsps Pier Manei Mirrors, Centre am s!c oe', Eta
ceres, Book Case Lnce Cur als, Oh PainNs sngraYngs
Paror Ornamentl elvc. Brussels, and Thce-py Carpets
Clocks, Easy Chairs 800 choice Boots, Bedroom Suits
rosewood ana wa.nat 20 Hair and spiins Mattresses,
Feather Beis, Bedding, bureaus, Nssasianis, Sofas,
Chairs, Extension Table, BUiUa, Dining
Chairs, sserNste, Glassware French China Dinner and
Tea Sets; n! Furniture OF the servants npartmt nis
and other articles too numerous TO uicnton Goods
packed and shipped for pnrchssera NJ Bio9c TO ie fur
nished since NAY, ct a cost OF $4,000
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MISS BATEMAN,
who viii that occasion make her first appearance this
city for nearly three her celebrated character OF
LEAH,
which will be produced upon the OF iberaity and
details thai have characterized the former
ducous of this establishment
Rox sheet
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IIENRY B. HERTs, AUCTIONEER.
IL Genteci Household Furniture,
Friday, Sept. II, at l0H O'Clock,
at No. 2S2 West Fiftieth street,
Eighth avenue,
comprising Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Oilcoh, Mirrors
rosewood and walnut Paror, Chamber and Dining Room
Suits Beds Bedding, Hair Mattresses China, Glassware
Kitchen Utensils, &c. Catalogues at sale.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

8. wElNBERGER, AUCTIONEER-BY 8. HERMAN 4
i. CO. Assenee's of Hardware Cutlery, &C. Thurs
day. Sept. M io o'cock g. ID Bowsry tho entire % Stock
wholesale -viz II valuable large and small size To-
bacco Cutting Machines Kettles Pans Iron Potts. Hammers
lot Of Glass Earhen Ware Also Suits paror Furni
Carpets Clocks, in lots suit dealers only BY
order OF JOHN W. FRANK, Assignee
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

1)y p. CoLToN, AUCTI0NEER.-LARi iE SALE OF
ID Household Furniture, pier and ante Aots Piano 20
Bedroom Furaufe rosewood do In brocate; hair Mat
tresse Cottage Suits Wnrdrobcs, Bookcases &C. on sainr,
East Thrteepth street near Broadway very largo nEou
very rich and of the plain and medium qua
N.Y. suitable Tor paor dining bed oon anu Easements
also 70 81 Carpots. Moro full particulars Saturday
morning, when catalogues will be ont.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs
y SIS BROADWAY.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY.
BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNAkDANp DACKUs.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
The most legitimate entertainment. OF Negro Mnsrclsy in
the world This complete and powerful company comprises
constellation of from tho elite of the minstrel profess
sion and embraces the most powerful combination Of artistic
talent In organization The
following Black Diamonds every night:-John Mulgan,
Frank Kent, Johnny Queen, Bobby Newcomb Billy Emmett
Billy West, W. Blakeney, Ira Paine B. F. Shattnck Ober
is +. j. Hartgan, Clarendon, Juch, W. Corrser, W.
Richards Billy Birch ID. s. Wambold, W. Bernard, and
Charle Back
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

A UCTION KOTICE.-J NJ TAILOR, AuCTIoNEER.
IA 800 600 worth of
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rosewood anoforte, Drawing Room Suit9, Paintings,
Bronzes Velvet Carpets Siyerware, Statuary, Books,
ana many rare and costly Works OF Art,
public auction.
$50 lots by catalogue,
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

QY PHILIP LEVY, AUCTIoNEER, oil PAINTINGS.
Superb collection OF choice @ WORKS oi Ant ny em,neM
day and Friday 10th and 18th, at Ars SacsgoOm so Mas
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

CAWNBROKER'S SALE.--JOHN MORTIMER, ID EAST
Broadway viii sell this day at II O'Clock 800 lots Mems
and Woens choice Clothing large assortment of Bedding,
Beds, Pillows. Carpcs and fine lot of Coats Pants and
VESTS with which sale will BY order N Stitch, 3l
Third avenue.
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MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT 4
Doors open at III. To commence at o'clock.
secured ak days advance at the box ONCE Of tho
theatre the Branch Ticket Once tho music Of
G, T. Ditson 4 Co., No. I'll Broadway.
MISS BATEaAN
MONDAY SEPTEMBER Co.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

DARTIEs ABOUT URNIsHING-APPLY AT "a EAST
Twenty-hfth street, Madison square, whore there
Furniture, suitable for small house, for sale
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

DAwNBROKERs sALES.-R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER,
135 Chatham street, will sell this day. at II O'clock 6Oo
lots cf mems and women's Clothing consisting of silk and
other Dresses broche Grape silk and wooen shnwis and
Quilts and Blankets Deddng Boots, Shoes &C.. also Over
coats Business Coats Pants and Vests by order OF w. Will
son 81 CO. sl Dowery Tomorrow SALE by order OF
J. O'Mearo corner Broome and Columbia streets.
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MARBLE NIANTEL.S.

MARBLE AND MARBLEIzED MANTELs M0NU-
IVA ents, &c-The largest stock OF the latest designs ON
hand ready to ship TO put at few hours notice.
KLABER Nos l3i and 1888 East 18TH street, near 30 av
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

VNRENOR'S LYRIC HALL,
721 to 527 Sixth avenue, opposite Reservoir square
The great attending Mr. Trenors efforts In estab.
fishing a FIRST CLASS HALL FOR FIRST CLASS
PEOPLE has induced him to enlarge his beauni rooms 10
AN AREA OF NEARLY AN ENTIRE BLOCK. 80
Every refurnshed painted and richly with
COSTLY PAINTINGS, IMMENSE MIRRORS &C,
rendering 1t not only the largest but decidedly tbs most
elegant In the city for BALLS, CONCERTS, LECTURES,
&C. Trenors classes for dancing reopen September 2
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

1. co. Special sale OF Wines, Liquors. Champagne, &C.,
Friday Sept H. at lo O'clock at Bowery by virtue ot an
Old Crows Bourbon and Rye Whskeys also ABOUT tS bb
choice brands Bourbon two to ve Od Scotch
and Irish Whskeys, pae and dark Brandies HOLLAND 0n
Rum Port Sherry and Claret Wines; Cordals and bters
Also lot of other Liquors barrels and casks
sU baskets Champagne &C. Sale positive in lots to
suit dealers only.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

CHERIFF'S SALE.
y Ties, Scarfs and Woolen Goods.
RICHARD WALTERS, Auctoneer,
sell this day (Thursday, at II O'clock at 2a Chambers
and ue assortment OF Neck Ties ocarfs aud
Woolen Goods; also ONCE Furniture. 80
JAMES RYAN, Deputy. JAMES O'BRlEN, Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

HOusehod Furnurc this day. nt The nIcsrooms ~ Nassnu
street. viz Rosewood and walnut Paror Sus rosewood
walnut and Chamber Furniture; valiant Library and Sec
reary Bookcase WarJrobea Lounges centre and fancy Ia
bIes Bullets, Extension Tables, Gas Fixtures Mattresses
Mirrors Mating, &C. all In good order; to be
porempt0ry soil
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17
COAL OIL! COAL or

The safest. best and cheapest oil, for illumina,,n,
purposes in the market. We guarantee # 10 he al
that represented, and at less cost TO dealers N
can be purchased in this or the Philadelphia MAJ
ket Give US a call.
THOMPSON & CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Coal Oil, Lard, perm
Whale and lu5rlcating Oils, S. w. cor. SECONn
and v ARkET SIS, Wilmington. Del ranoo ~
GOLD QUOTATIONS.. STOCK. &c from
Nclear Il Son. Bankers, Wilmington, Del
Quotations, March l6, 1869, at , O'Clock
Smyrna times., 1869-03-17

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Smyrna times., 1869-03-17
lFu,m the" Home Monthly, "

r,o vos~s rc vhIc rr>jus in r city Of Proy -,
t.lr,,.i. ia "a, ,--,oG P,'vy Davis" Pam Killer" W.
t j.; yg-art the 'ar"f, scat liir,,c>,,,a Tho
;f, vas !-.tnsr., $50. - t'r+|o F'u, nf Nr,r,!.a
4 annng the settlers, al T,i. the grasp of h a.
.. ami i., aul nqht f'r ~""S~ ""iurcd uutoi agony
NJ, r.u,r> ~ 81. tri,de derIthuut await, Une. jav ho
r, frorticrs,n en.ercl the room, Gearing in his Li
,i,l fFel tjrA Teiiish ;lquii.
Il ts scrsc e The PAIN KILIgR He had bought il in Cali
nA three yeSs before, and had kept it with mi>erlv car
Sniltk.s Aps.in. ii externally AMI internally gave i,
t!j Sine them We hSv" recommended it successfully
-sS.s that lafi the best medical skill and whom ~ ~
p.r.ons reec: this remedy recall our own experience and
mink that the time when pain incurabl Inv tb
agents. NAV teach them the value of this great discoyery
FOR Sale by Jas p HOiecker and J. W. Dcnney