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from the Mississippi Pilot.
DENT SICK.

Too Mach AIcorm--IE Ne Aban-
dOns the Canvass and Elees
the State.
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n FoR SECRETARY OF STATE,
THOMAS SINCLAIR, OF CoPrAH-
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-11-20
New Advertisements,
State Ticket ofthe
NATIONAL UNION REPUBLICAN,
PARTY.

FoR GOVERNOR, VA Rff ~ tg,9g
LEWIS DENT, OF Coahoma.
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FoR REPRESENTATIVES,. wrLKmsos County,.
T. v. holland, H. B. PETTlBoNE.
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Foa STATE TREAsURER, 5lsief
JOSEPH MccLoY, Or HrxDs. ~
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FoR ATTORNEY GENERAr,
ROBERT LOWRY. or RANKIN.
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v,RoposALs FOR MATTRESSES.

VDRoPoSALs FOR MATTRESSES.
NAVY DFpa RTMFET J
BuREAU PEoyIsIoEs AND GLoTnNo,i
October II, ls6a y
Sealed proposals. Proposals Mattresses" viii
be received this bureau ninth o'clock +. NJ. the
0 OF be delivered ut the New York Navy Yard
1900 the Philadelphia Navy Yard and soo at the Boston
Telyc hundred of the mattresses, to be delivered ut the
New York Yard, have each, and the
balance to BIO delivered without The mat
tresses to delivered al the Philadelphia Boston Navy
Yards mus, have one cover each
which ia 10 be six inches length hyone
inches wide The must sevenysevcn inches
in length and twenty inches In width. The hair ticking
must be to the SAMPLES at the Navy
Yards nj New York. Philadelphia aud Boston
(lnc Thousand be delivered the Navy
Yard New York eco the Navy Yard Philadelphia and
800 at Navy Yard witha thirty days. and the bal
ance within ninety days from the date OF the contract
Bonds with approved Heenrity Will be required in
Der cent In addition will be whLei from the OF
each collateral security for the due performance
which reservation Will not he paid until the
contrac. Ia fully complied with.
Every offer accompanied by written guarantee,
signed by responsible PERSONS that the bidder
bidders WILL his their bid be accepted, into
obligation within days. with good aud sufficient suretes
TO furnish the articles proposed
No proposal will be considered uness accompanied by
and the Department reserves the right to
cct any proposal unless the responsibility OF the
certified tho Internal Revenue for The
district they reside and unless the license required
Congress furnished With the PROPOSAL well
reject any proposal considered advantageous to the
government. r.. T. DUNN, Chiei OF Bureau.
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PROPOSALS..

(yRoTON AQUEDUCT MISUNDERSTANDING
" sealed proposals. with the title OF the work
which 1t relates the OF the bidder and the date OF
the offering viii be received at this Office until u A. NJ
Tuesday 90 1865 from persons legally authorized
lay the Ncoon Pavement for the construction OF that
form OF pavement in the following streets, to witt:
Feth street, from First to East river
Ffy first street, from Fifth TO sixth avenue,
Fify.sixth street. from Third TO Lexington avenue
Biity-sxlh street, from fifth 10 Sixth u. enue,
Fourteenth street, from Eighth to Ninth avenue aud
Pine street, from Broadway to William street. -
Forms for bids and all further information necesrry can
be obtained application 10 the Contract Cert oce
THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBT L. DhRRAGH,
GEORGE s. GREENE
Croton Aqueduct Board.
NEW YORK, October H. 1859.
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(yRoToN AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.-TO CoNTRAC
" oTsSeparae sealed proposals each endorsed with the
title of the which 1t relates the of tue bidder
the offered will be received at ths oce until
Wednesday 9th inst tor the construction OF sewers
as follows Speccation 25-In la7h street. between Third
Fourth Specification 2Sln Fourth avenue be-
tween Sxy-second and Seventeen streets with branches in
Sixty hira Sixtyfourth, SiIyh, sytYsxth and Sixty
Fory-stxh and Fynnth streets Specification 2sin tih
avenue, Fory-sia and fllynath streets SpecH-
2in Lewis street. between Third and Fourth Streets
and ocrck street. between Broome and kvngon streets
Specification Blocker streets, between
Christopher West Tenth streets: Barrow street,
between Blocker and Bedford streets Greenwich street. be.
Thirteenth Specification 81
In h street. between Tenth and Manhattan street
Specification S2Ouet In seventeenth street from
and through Eleventh and Twenty
third Tenth avenue and IN Seventeenth street
Eleventh 10 and through Tenth avenue TO
specification SIN 18th street. between
First Third avenues l4th street between Third and
Fourth and 18th street, between avenue and
Harlem river with branches. Also for new stone block
Forty sixth street, between Sixth avenue and
Broadwny Fory-sxth street. between Lexington and lhlri
and Hudson river; fifty-eghth street, between
Second avenue and East river; Beach street. be.
tween West broadway and West street, Harrison
street. Hudson West streets FortysNh street,
between Washington and Hudson streets; Fitch street,
Ninth and Tenth Fifth avenue, between
and SIXTY eighth Streets Fityeehh street. be-
Sixth Houston street, between
Lewis street and the ferry, First avenue. between Thirty
sixth sixty -s, streets; nth street, between Fourth
avenue Harlem river Alec crosswnk across Sixth
Broadway and also at the intersection OF Eighth
and I25th street
The plans and forms for bids obtained on APP
f"'~' THOMAS STEPHENS, c..
ROBf. l.. DARRAGIl.s .,nsln", poari
GEORGE $. GREESL,, f ~
NEW YORK, Oct. 10, 1863
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MARBLE MANTEf,S.

NaARBLEIzEn SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND
lN Marble Mantels, rich and elegant designs. 4. u.
sTEwART& CO.. COS Sixth avenue between Thirty aud
Thirty sixth streets.
MARBLE AND MARBLErzED MANTELs, MoNU-
I mcns &cThc largest stock Of the latest designs on
hand ready to ship put up ut n few hours notice.
A. kLABER Nos. l84 and l36 East 1s,h st near I'd
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SALES AT AUCTION.

ohssA.ss AT Ht&iIONs
". BY A. D. MELLIcK, ia, a BRO,
THURSDAY, ociober 81. 1852
rhUEsnAl, octooer p, 1859, at Il A..
on the premises,
igl villa Sites, tosl0o,
(Soulh sdel
sixty minutes from New York,
And being part Of The B. b. Lane viii
iGS a x'4s Lunch sps s Sr ' he
Plsinied Is % minutes from Wall street Clean cars No
Railroad Of Nov ersey Exact on time and plenty
No s0Sa from AVA no lime is s
cns PARK Prospect Park Not Haysa a. H Ps.
air drives, pure good society. Good
S RuSs sGUs s No
IN rainned Terms OF sale For further particulars
Z. D. SELLIcK, 1s sss $ s Bro s,,s.,
ORD. O. HYDE, No. ! Pine street.
is5 Chatham street, win sell this day, at u o'clock $40
len shaws and ooaks Remnants silk and Goods, I'm
Seraiosing' eas and Iinnss,s Beds BEDDING boo's
RICHARD c TIAlrEas In0i.
war, ~, r Colhng woelen Goods 3, a. e. p.o.,,.r
saany
Dress Goods Mcrinos Apaces, shaws Shirts Hoop Skirts
"' a'0 s''S Sns T. sTE " isf City
GALE or OIL PAINTINGS ny A. NJ. CRIsTALAR.
= Thursda October ~ at u NJ at bss Broadway: yaaa
modern school, Now on exhibition.
CUPREME COURT sALE.-wILLIAM KENNELLY,
Anctioneer Once 81 Pine street. win sell az auction -
broadway, under the direction of John b. iiassn. Esq,
Tenth avenue, 2sh street. the valuable
improved Property known Nos 25 s5s and 255 10th
Ninth avenue northwest corner OF 9th street. fine
1a West 18th street valuable Stable and Lot 100 West 18th
Maps and particulars Al Auctioneer's Office.
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CADEMY or MUSIC.
Mr.. N. b. stage Director.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1863,
ANNUAL FESTIVAL,
for the benent Of the
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES

Matinee at 2 O'Clock.
ALL THAT GLlTTERS Is
NOT GOLD.
Mr.. and Mira. Claude Hamil-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Baker,
MI. J. Mitchell, Mr.. Henry
Cunningham, Mr.. IL. b.
Clarke, Mrs. France.
After which
Mr.. HUGHY DOUGHERTY,
original stump speech.
MIR. ID. l.. MORRIS,
In his Dutch effects nj English
oratory Thy the kindness of
ROBERT w. BUTLER, Esq,
Manager Of tha Theatre
Corniaue).
Come pan tomine OF
NOL-AU-VENT.
Robert Butler, the great
Clown, Mr.. j. McCIosky, Mr..
j. II. Bowers, Martini and
Nile. DE Rosa (by the kind
permission OF VIM. Il. FIRE.
ligh, manager OF the Bow
cry theatre.
Mr.. Hermann has kindly @
the use OF the Academy on the
t,ptta h.e rarfprrua p.as ~, Lvt
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Evening ats,
MAID or MUNSTER.
See bills for cast.
Mr.. TONY PASTOR,
in his budget OF comicalilics,
who has kindly volunteered
his valuable services.
Comic drama of
GOOD FOR NOTHING.
Mr.. James Lewis, MISS
Fanny Davenport, Mr.. j. NJ.
Cooke, Mr.. }. Beneux (by the
kindness Of AUGuSTIN
DAILY, Esq, manager OF the
Filth Avenue theatrel.
The world renowned
BEfANTs' MiNSTRELS
(by the kindness of MesTs.
Bryant.
Dan Bryant, Eugene, Uns-
worth, Dave Reed, u. W. II.
Griffin, Dempster, Grier,
Dryer, Rockefeller, Russell,
Brandisi, r. III. Ross, nc.
The whole TO conclude with
DODuINa FOE A WIFE.
10 allow the managers
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THE GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON.
JAMES III. MILLER,

JAMES NJ. MILLER,
Thursday, October q, 1882 stI2M
will sell on the premises wth9 s'a;s esorvs s-r,
contaip ing 800 city lots
at olou Park,
cortan years. embraces some Of the
PORTIONS are very pcurosqns beay Wcoded and ord
extensive ooi Park ia bali mile from the city Of
on Harlem rver one mile nom Fordha one mile
' Seen emma. made u by the New York and
ostcn Railroad which win probably he built and running
Dion PARK, where proposed to erect station The Park
s the heart Of the district under the jurisdiction of the
The plots contain forty city lots and will be
special train win leave the Harlem depot corner Tourh
SALE, for the ronds Were osaton viii be provided
For tickets maps and further Information, which viii only
auctonee % street. Terms ancnoneers fees and
10 cent on day of safe 80 per cent in thirty days and 10
per cent on mortgage
no BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT THE BREEDiNG
farm Of Mr. Henry Fenner South ora2sc, n j., at
bred Xlderncy Cows cilers AMI Caves also Bull winner
q the first en for two year, , a. ne New Jersey state
trong mares, by thoroughbred stallion by Imported
Sovereign.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUcTIoNEER-,oFFIcR NO.
90 1859 az ioS ocoef The Stock ard Fixtures Of cigar
st % esd BY More
,NILLIAM ABBOTT, uCTIoNEER-oFFIcE NO. g
w City Hall place, win sa Saturday I'D inst, ut lOb
O'Clock, the ercdd Fixtures and Furniture OF ae FIRST class
restaurant and barroom No Warren street, near Broadway
JArILIIAM ABBOTT, AUcTIoNTER. No. s CITY HALL.
w placcA first class Liquor store for sale, 23 West
street, with Lease, stock and elegant Fixtures inc English
Ale Pump, splendid maghogany top Counter, 10 feet long
If not sold Immediately, will be sold ct auction on Thursday
October ~.
yEyILLIAM ELLIOTT, AucTIoNEER.-cAMELIA IA
w poncas from Philadelphia Mt AUCTION Ffiiny, I'D
inst. II A. H., al No. John street. hr ANDREW Dry
0UGH will offer assortment of $40 specimen
Plants rom TO 10 feet in height all in fine order and well
set with flower buds.
yNTM. WRITER'S, AUCTIONEER-sELLS THIS DAY,
w at O'clock a. s5s Canal street. Parlor Suits IL
Chamber SUITS large French Plate rier Glasses Curtains
Centre other Tables Piano, Velvet Carpets,
Oco,hs Etagcres, Bookcase Wardrobe Lounges, Easy,
Rocking and other Chars Hair Mattresses Feather Beds,
Blankets Shoets China, Glass Sver.W Stoves 90 line
and second hand Carpets 500 yards ocohs Desks,
Kitchen Furniture 50 Bcdsteacs 20J Chairs with large
variety hand Goods Also Horse Harness and
Wagon
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY SHEET


ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLo's GARDEN
I''''' anf s aanass: sEasxTloN PALMER
fns's'msn' Of II u sfinfg wssr afssf Miss
LUCILLE WESTERN, LUCILLE WESTERN
LUCILLE WESTERN.
EVERY nvSSsS Ssb 2Sr 81 l AFTERNOON
IN tho most successful emotional Play entitled
E EAsr i Lynne.
The vast reputation acquired by Miss Western in tho dual
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE.
aesP 81 MFRS s has
opportunity Of again
70 the SCENES or HER EARLY rRIuMPHs
ono OF the most natural nstsesses kpown to our stage
srehsad carys s 4 A. nss s
Earl OF Mount Severn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. D. Bradley
Richard Hare Alex Fitzgerald
yastee ans ~ Ward
Mrs cornsy CIR St ~ ssasW
rHs o o,SSpi AsT sIaqs Ifs sSf Fl
h ns h rse aa Si %
coincidence hss
Due notice win be given of her appearance
Box Sheet open SIX days In advance.
ID e.v,v., i G ~ CONVERSATIONS S,u,on,,m,
TrcKEr so'S 4 VI MAN. VII vpis haps3e
Splendid Scenery and The sirea, Clown
Mr. a. sss $ Ssi..5 SoaSsa aAaiisS
WooDss m MvS tsuccEssoIG; TO BA,RsuMs,,
LAST bAY ssf 81 otsd rsE chSnss GIANT
wonderful MnTS spe'i hgn e iT bHy su r.
Az daily THE rEARL Or SAVOY;
At daily AT EVERY Sl Evhs an aoSA RAND
The great success FLICK FLOCK.
Grand triumph FLICK FLOCK.
and celebrated s hs NlTA s ikurE or artists in the
grand spectacle, FLICK FLOCK, FLICK FLOCK. with
crowded audiences
WALLAcKs.
r,s n SysSsa SsShTS %
for tho 'l an ' HSiJG G% rr SSrsG comedy Of
p''arsoS%S aPIfSfSis iisnfl ana
FRlDAY October q thirteenth SCHOOL FOR
October = Or P sns first tine four
IN oouR@sGG o. osT rhEFHkArlos
Box Office opcn from A. ~ to Al NJ
HooLnXTss 6 SrEf fiiI H9 9aS L HaqqKLSS
Thrilling Railroad Scene, "The Initiation" Time Tries
All, &C
pRANeIsGo d MSsrEEk k ~
SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs.
LEGGET AND ALLEN,
LEGGET AND ALLEN,
THE GREATEST DANCERS IN TEE WORLD,
from the hhambra, London.
The legitimate entertainment OF Negro Minsrcsy IN
the world.
TIE GREAT NEGRO COMEDIANS EVERY NIGHT
john Muhgan Frank Kent, Johnny Queen, Bo5Ay New
comb Billy Emmett, Billy West W. BlakeneY, Ira Paine G.
W. Corrscr, W. Richards Billy Birch, d. s. Warnbold. W
Bernard, and Charley Ba'Aus.
Seats secured six days in advance.
CTEINWAY HALL.-PATTI CONCERTS
MAJ Ait; y al ~; ~, Drac ,
MISS CARLoTTA rATTI,
will, her return from Boston, give two more
GRAND PATTI CONCERTS,
TOMORROW (THUkSDAYl and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Oct. 81 and 20, at ( O'Clock,
AND ONE GRAND GALA MATINEE
On SATURDAY, Oct. %, at I. NJ,
In which
GlORGIO RONCONI, RITTER, PRuME, HABELAANN,
and The great German Basso JOSEF Hermann, will ap-
MAX MARETzEK's GRAED ORCHESTRA
Mr. g. W. COLBY, Accompanyist.
Admission 81. Reserved seats 81 cents extra.
sale Seas will commence this MORNING, ut STEIN
MONDAY, OCT IS, BROOKLYN ACADEMY.
pRooKLYN ACADEMY.-PATrT.
ID FOURTH tarH GRAND PATTI CONCERT.
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. %, ut =. NJ,
RONCONI, RITTER, PRIME, liABELMANa,
HERMANN, g. ". COLBY.
MAX MARETZEK'S GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Sale OF Seats commences THURSDAY, ut the ACADEMY
and ia BROADWAY.
ACADEMY or MUsTC
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EXPRESSES.

=. h q. BURNIAM's FURNITURE, BAGGAGE
IA. Express, lilo West Eleventh street, Sixth ave
nne.-Famies moved city or country, panofores, furn
turs boxed, shipped, stored; monoy advanced
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A SOMETHING NEW
Startling and true.
AT JOHNSON & MILLER's
Great Creski, n. j., sale
ON WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER q,
Five splendid Lots Of Ground,
free and OF encumbrauces,
wiz be given away 10 the
largest purchasers.
CresStil II the second station ABOVE Englew0od.
The lots are at depot, spendid.y situated.
Secure your railroad tickets before they all
gone
For further particulars auction advertisement and call
for maps and railroad passes at the office Of
JOHNSON 4 MILLER,
% Nassau street, New York.
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TAMEs OLIVER, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL AT
81 public auction Wednesday the 2Dh of October 1862
Ii O'Clock A. NJ tho Stock and Fixtures of frs, class
Liquor Store, northwest OF Broome and Marion
atreets, comprised of Brandes, Wines Cigars, Bars Gas
Fixtures, Soda Fountains Pictures Ale Pumps Fancy Ar
cles Glasses Decanters, &c, &c.
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AlTTSE1yENsrA.

AbTDSEfHENTSs
rrnEATRE FnAscAIs. oHAsrRAU
AsE Srhh e ssS ss sATunb SsAsgsf
sRILLIsST e s,sS SHcunsraA
RECEIVED EVERY si MhR A WITH nsTusiAsM
FRIDAY NEXr, MR.. CIAAFKAUs BENEFIT.
pooTHs THEATRE
ID I"eDiyhird street bs bet, Th and Sixth avenues
Of tho engagement Of
who will appear FOR first time in this country
MONDAY October 49, and every evening" except saturday
MARY WARMER,
for her BY Mr. Tom Taylor.
also " Mi.s viRGisIArRAscIs or
and Mr. THEO HAMILTON
MARY WARMER MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT TWO
SATURDAY EVENING.
with Mus FANNY MoEANT Miss BLAHcHE DE BAR
Seats secured ss days advance al the box office Of the
theatre o. a. is Ounch tcke ohce ut the music store OF
MARY wARNER.-THE EXCLUSIVE ACTING RIGHT
l 10 this play has been purchased 10y Miss Baeman
the author MIR. Tom. Taylor earnestly respectfully
and ladies theatrical profession through
oas me eSny 70 assiss her "a tas 81 her property
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
" Corner Twenty,hird street and Eighth avenue.
JAMES ''sN' I'll TE GRRXffsr nIr iff 'r''p's'of
Engagement OF ,he popular Irish Comedian and Dramss
EDMUND fAlLONER
(huthor OF HPeep ~ Day" SC, &c.),
in his new Irish Military Drama, In four acts,
CHARLES U'MALLEY,
CHARLES O'MhLLEY,
CHARLES O'hALLEA
IHf iRIsa bRAGooN.
THE IRISH ORA COON.
THE IRISH DRAGON.
MICKEY FREE srti,;pinsir,f;; .ipMUND fALooNER
LISA WEBER, AsNI u, pELANp,J. Il. TAYLOR
POWERFUL CAST,
THE ENTIRE COMPANY,
loo AUxILIARlES
AND TROOP OF
TWENTY MOUNTED DRAGONS.
EVERY EVENING and SArU RDAY MATINEE.
GENERAL ADMISSION, 30 CENTS.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. POI BOwERY.
/ GENERAL GRANT JR The great groes I've Clowns,
the smallest song and dance ALEHED g. WOOD,
man Z s ,bs Tof Mlhrlsr r SaslA IN WALLACE
GRAND soiREE DANsANTE,
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
Seventh avenue, between Fifty eighth and Fynnth streets
THURSDAY EVENING, Octouer2l
Tickets 80; TO be had at the door.
rf,AMMANY.- GREAT FAMILY ROBINSON CRUSoE
i Matinee, Saturday next, at two O'Clock.
cJO MUSEUM or ANATOMY, 6ls
6lS Broadway. Clb
o.
We feHrtuy and DIS
ol5 wonderfully made. Bis
SIS q,--.-------------s, 6S
6l3 The Bcauties Wonders and Monsrosteso of DIS
ba the Human and Animal Creation TO DC seen at 6l3
613 visit 6l5
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10y PHIidp LEVY. AuCTIoNEER- PAINTINGS :
ID Wal sell ut the Artists saesroous 10 Nassau street
this day, october 20 and 2s a0 ocoek superb Collec
tion OF Framed OH Paintings, by celebrated American and
European artists Paintings ana frames sold together Sale
positive
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Dy LEAvlrT, sTREBEIGH CO.. CLINTON HALL,
ID hssor pace.Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings
Oct III 70 and g. at O'Clock evening" sale IL norton
Of the private Library of A. j. Caheal, EAU conprsinu
choice collection OF Books. scarce Classical Works rc
Catalogues ready. Books exhibition.
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ERENCH's ORIENTAL CIRCUS AND CARAVAN.
4 y. fhENlN. FrpNrietor
This consolidated Circus Menagerie,
ducng the MONSTER ELEPHANT EMPRESS,
THE FOURTEEN BEDOufN ARA IS
THE MhNDRlLL CIRCUS RIDERS,
kHE DROVE or SIXTEEN GAMEi.S,
THE DEN OF SIX LIONS
and the largest varied Of eluesrans, eques
triennes, acrobats, &C., will perform NJ - -
JERSEY CITY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. OCT
~ AND q.
WILLIAMSBURG, OCT. % AND y. -.
BROOKLYN CONE WEEk) COMMENCING MONDAY,
OCT. ~.
Performance daily at andSP NJ
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IOsEPH SHOONGOOD AuCTIONEER-sALESROo
~ SUI Eighth avenue will cell Wednesday, October 90 at
o'clock +. NJ, large assortment of Dry Goods. Dress
Goods sbsws Table Cloths &c at 7S5 Eighth Sale
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Ry.F Cotton, AucTIoNEER.- ELEGANT HOUSE E-
ID hold Furniture, rich Velvet and other Carnets Pnror
Suits, rich Bronzcs AMI Oh Paintings Dining ROOM Bed
room and Basement do China aud Glass Ware, &c &c on
Thursday October a. at 116 East Seventy eighth street, be-
tween Third aud Fourth avenues large and choice as
Horment OF really good solid black walnut and
other Furniture most OF which made to order also all
thc rich Carpets and ocloh elegant Furniture,
IN snits rich CHINA and Glass Ware Mattresses Feather
Reds, &o &c also valuable on Paintings Of which
~ the celebrated picture .Glpsy t.o Nv Oregon
Wilson. Catalogues In time.
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l2 acres OF land n Bucks county, Pa, az miles west OF
Doylesown, Thursday, Oct ~, 1859 At O'Clock p NJ
The i've dwellings three barns large mil
house, smelling house. &C. large rich ore lust dis
GoTwALS, Gardcnvilc, Bucks county, Pa.
DAwNBROKER's SALE THIS DAY-By JOHN MORT.
MEK, 10 East Broadway, of 500 lots mems women's
very seasonaoe Clothing Bcds Pillows Bedding
Shoes, CATERS Furs fine beaver cloth Frock Sack
Over Coats PANTS Vests and other desr able
goods BY order |. Aaron, ly7 Grand street.
JphWNRRoRER's SALE OF MEMS CLOTHING, THIS
dayJAMES AGAR, auctioncer viii se nj ~ East Broad
wny at lO O'clock sou Lots Of Chncha, Beaver aud Pilot
Cloth Oyercoats Cloth and Cashmere Sack and business
Coats Pantsoons and Vests BY order Of John j. Levy,
10 Sixth avenue. =
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A UCTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE.
N WM NJ. LITTLE, Auctonees.
by W. W. BACkuS K GO.
Tire entire Furniture OF the private residence No. 3S West
Eorlyseveth street, fft Will he sold without
"Wednesday, Oct. y at l0 A. NJ, consisting of
three rosewood Paor SUITS two sod rosewood Gothic
Reception Chairs gold satn rosewood
Etagere elegant Cete Side Tables velvet BRUSSELS and
freopv Carpets mahogany black walnut Chamber Sets
Chairs Lounges and kockers Spring and Hair Mattresses
solid black walnut Dining Table and Sdebonrd black walnut
Dining Chats ana Lounge rep, complete sets OF
China Ware, Kitchen Utensils. &c. Also Fles OF the New
York Herald Tribune Times, Frank Lcses and
AArpera " eekls during the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-20

NEW YORK STADT THEATRE, 40 AND BOwERY.
In OPERA BOUFFE.
WEDNESDAY, October 20, 1852
La BELLE HELENE, by orenbach with Miss Z. CHI AR
HERR In her great role Helene, with full chorus aud
chestra. Box oulce open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-20

A UCTION NOTICE.-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
~ prices ut JOHN FISHERS great Furniture and Car
Institution, the of the period Chamber Suits
IS up Carpets from 2c yard up; walnut Suits from Sb5
up Wal Paper roll aad ali other goods equally cheap.
Great Inducements TO ret married and 10 housekeeping
oheap Cut this and note the name, FISHERS, and
NUMBER, ~ owcry, middle OF the block, between Stanton
and Rivington streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-20

A UCT1ON NOTICE.
N THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,,
ut 10 O'Clock.
Eleventh regular tall sale
MANUFACrl RED FURS
LADIES AND MISSES FALL, AND WINTER HATS.
Sale Hats win commence at 10, Furs at IL ~ NJ Cata
VIII. T0PP1NG Co, Auctioneers,
i.2 Church street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-20

T BOGART, AuCTlONEER, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
- auction this day the goth day OF October 1859. NJ
clock afternoon, ut loo Beecker street, basement
under and by virtue of executions and by order Of the
Marshall the stock and Fixtures lager saloon
ssng OF Bar Bar Fixtures, fables, Chairs Wine and
Lager Glasses Gas Fixtures Wines Liquors and Cigars.
unexpired Term certain the premises.
JOHN II. HITLER, Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-20

TACUB BUGAKT, AICTIONEER
81 This day,
at loh O'clock at the auction rooms No North William
street. Household Furniture rosewood Piano, consist
ing of Sofas Chairs Paor Suit Hatsand, Dressing Bu
Cottage Suis Looking Glasses Engravings, Extension
Dining Tables, Chairs, BeGsteas Hair Husk Mattresses
wool blankets Crockery and Glassware, Oh ina Tea Sets
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ocloth, one iron Sae rose
woO iapO.E Nc
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Hr 1areszek has tho honor that the Ffre
rics Representations Of Regular Season of Italian