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holders and in the mesD time shall look the dxed
property Of the corporation. 70 the end thss they
nsy know N the capital remains sound and that dtvi-
dends purporting 60 be Dsde out ~ Income are not
made fsncifu appreciation Of ussold property.
by dimipishing the capital stock This he's been
King and his High OF the Treasury protest
against spy Euch operation II has not been allowed
in his dominion. and IL may not be tolerated in
neigh boring territory Il will be dangerous to and
to empire No such republican rsdioslsn II to
shake the sespotiSm Of our throne.
The little confidence have In the bowels Of diree-
tors Of any Of railroad companies has satisfied a.
that the only way to get true and correct reports Of
cost receipts and both for construction
and for operating the road Ia through the searching
OF committees In the
Of sixty ninety days, railroad companies
ed with this city, win make their reports to tho
legislature and the stockholders have any regard
for their interests and their rights, they will call
meeting at and insist upon the appointment OF
the committee referred to- II they do not they must
not be sstonished Of these days. to learn in Wall
in the hands Of the bsndhoders the preferred stock
holders other party having better claims than
the first and oldest stockholders. We have pointed
out the remedy-an infaible remeSyand II it is not
applied to the Wholesale abuses which have long
been prsctised with impunity particularly by the
nagers Of railroads directly connected with this city
shall give these poor blind deluded individuals up
In despair and give the directors liberty to fleece them
rs much "A thew choose
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CITY TRADE aEPOnT.

THURSDAY, sept o-xf. ~. d
Asur. are quiet. The vet weather and thu news has
ssur.d quiet market FLous IL heavy at yesterdays
quotations, with sales Of 1870 bbis rhers some
lots Of wheat Offering but at prices above the views Of
buyers. Southern -four remains steady. Rye -four is
quoted at So I'm and meal at 81 ak. There " no
change Of moment In corn and the sales 900 70
10000 bush,s at 90 cents fr hish mixed wetern and
% cspts for st yellow; round Is held ct a. os cents
Rye noirinsl At 20 cents delivered Oats plenty
sud dull CoTros has not opened since the news,
and the market IL qniet psovis,oSs-smsl sales Of
mess polk at $40 81 $40 So and 2Vo bbls prime 1t
SIS. Beef with moderate trspssctions, is si2 so
$40. Other provisions unchanged. Buyers Of
Wnsrr psy Is cents very reluctantly, and the sales
email
Tnussp.Y, Sept. 6-oPM
The weeks later foreign nevs brought BY The Nis-
raa and published the regular edition ~ the Hersf
shis morning exercised perceptbie influence over
the market In the absence Of private letters due ~
the steamer, Transactions In cotton and breAdstum
we're limited Holders II cotton we're indispo-so 70
cell at previous until the receipt OF the ness
mail Ilosr vas besver owing to iscresred reeespts
and 20 lees active demand for the LAST end local
trade: and ssies we're made In Western brands ~ .
slsht decline on yesterdays quotations; southern
Vas quiet at about previous rates Wheat rem ansd
about the ssme with tight sales; corn vas DALI go
olossd With downward tendency In prices The
was no change In rye oats Rye n)ur and meal
continued dull, with but moderate sales. rsrk wAs
dull ami prices ruled In favor Of buyers There vas
no maternal change In other articles 81 prcyisious
There better inquiry for naval ssores With more
doing
X.sss we're in usht supply and the msrhssA'~
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SALES DY AUOFDR

ITO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, BY CORLIES.
Il hsydock Co., on Wednesday. the 18th day Of Sep
timber 1t4y At clock the premises situated
2sth stre between oh and 7th avenues No III .sriok
Building feet inches 'front.' 70 feet inches 80 est
deep with lease having Is with the privilege Of
two each together with Engine Of
~ horse and two Boilers OF 50 Hydrau
lie Press Pres Oven and Places Ard Pc Papers; Bush
Ing Mills Steam Apparatus perpetual Cutting Machine;
Patterns Dye House. Dye ng Utensils Drugs Dye Wares
ec &C. Also two colorsd Printing aachiue. in per
feet order with ehels and two copper boilers Frame
and everything connected with It, The premises
viewed from to 3 r. w., each day, until day of sale.
UCTlON N0riCE-BUTEL PkOPRIEToRs AND
"A individuals directed sale Of Of
superior high grade Port, s.dsrs. sherry. AID Ciaret
from GssRow and TO be- ,oid on aurday s,h nssmss NJ
II o'clock the Sales Room of Broadway aud Wall
street. N BTke above from the Of Bell, Ran
ME Co., Leh, Scotland They viii ss taken from the
public store No. il Broa the morning 81 the SALE
snd put up In lots Of dosen each, with privilege
TO accom- modate private ndivanais sel Dealers
Terms cash. VAN ANTWERP USGOOD,
Aucuonsers.
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Our Washington Correspondence.
WAsHrseros, Sept 8, 1s40
The Organised Oppssinen- NJ Bagtey Mr. Bsnsr.s and
Mr.. Bushsnsn--Tns Sole Organ. re.
The lew, and personally abusive opposition Of
the sole organ the present administration but
part regularly organised and ytsmatio plan laid
out previous to the dissolution Mr. Folks cabinet,
and now carried on and directed BY some Of It's most
"eminent' members. Whether the country will sup
port them In such odious scheme remains SEEM
but hazard little in predicting people Of the
United States possess too much good sense much
PRIDE too great feeling Of patriotism olow blindy
In such track-to permit themselves to be the
teols Of Designing demsggues who stop at SANDERS
Who blush ct fssshood, which may lead their rein
statement In onace-the whole length and breadth Of
e. cir ambition We have In point, which
strongly illustrates how base opposition Is
ganiIed against the administration by persons whose
former position would seem to have elevated them
above such trickery Sometime since. Mr. Bsgby then
Minister Russia eonem plating matter Of course,
his resign alton upon the advent OF administration
whose views could not represent wrote Mr. BAN
croft. expressing his discrimination Mr. ssncron I'M
msdstely wrote back word ON no account to resign;
that Mr. Bucbanans advice for all the ministers 20
hold so to embaTrass the aud force
the administration to them that, II this
were pursued 1t would tend to make political capital
and would be In accordancs with the plans laid Ut home
to prove that General Taylor proscriptive. Mr..
Bsgby like honest, high minded man, Indignantly
rejected the advice and ct rendered his rssigns-
tion stating that be considered the Of
reprsse and carry the views OF the admnistra
tim power and hat he would soon think OF head
Of department remaining sher change OF party,
ministers. Their positions we're almost Identical
We imagine no sterner reproof to tbs policy sug-
gested by MI Bancroft Ia with the advice
of Mr. buchanan than position by Mr. Bagby,
himself leading democrat. When he tactics Of the
leaders Of the party base TO draw forth rsproof
from their friends 1t we'll lead the people to
| 0latr LIT n
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ANIMALS DryARTUREs.
q Bruce Evans Richmond, We Or. J. z. Stevens
Boston; Dr. w Johnson, U. ~; Major NIXON Balti-
more; Rev II. BrowDe Phiisdelphis and Col Harvey
u 4 A Baton Rouge. are st the American hotel.
b. b. French. Washington; Capt. aud Mrs. Ander-
son. u 8 A Gen. w Morris. PhladelphiA; Mr. an
Mrs Palmer New Orleans; Major Hunt. U. g. A.;
Salvador di Uterbds. Secretary Mexican Legation,
Wahsrgton; Capt. Cornish. ship Sheridan, M. Crsg-
han, Ky are ut the Astor House.
Samf X Bates and family, Cincinnati Hon Thos
d Foote Buffalo; DR. Smith and lady, St Louis; Mr.
and Mrs Payson ooston; DR.. A. u Elliott u
y. whitney, Montreal; C. Oliver O'Donpell, Balti-
more; Judge A Lockwood Sing Sing; Com. Perry
u. 8 N Collins Lee Baltimore: + II. Lewis Bos-
toa; e. p. PATTI rson. do David c. Proctor, vs A.
Nordscai U. O.; Mt 4. Paddlsford, savannah Gen
fsllnadge, New Hamburgh; X g. Rankin, Fishhiu
q b. Smith, Md, are at the Irving House.
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sPONTIN0.

CENTREvlLLE COURSE. --rROrTIN0. SIXTEEN
horses the hsd- This the greatest number Of horse:
ever brought together turf day In the United
States Monday, Sept 10TH Mt IL o'clock A. A. precisely
Purse SIS mile heats in harness Mr. warner snters fn.
o'clock, NJ Pacing purse $50 mile he,,, best In 3 In
b. m. Asgy Down; WIN. whelan enters b. Repeater At
o'cloch r. M Purse $50 mile heats 20 $50 lbs wagons
J. conway enters b. r. Avfult g. Hoasland enters
Whitley whepley enters b. kentueki O. gartns enters
Jack Downing. W. FoDper enters en- Mount Norris
w. whitney enters br John hancock smith tr 4.
Pacific Immediately after $50 mile heats best In
g. in harness. Bridge cutters oh. Trustee Conway
enters hi. stranger Re.e enters 1elesraph-
Three trans will leave the south Ferry Brooklyn,
for the Coure-vis; w a. alta ~, and ~ r. NJ aud
the sports Far- each .
B-Dnele celebrated Band will be In atendasce.
JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor.
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The Dollar Weekly Herald.

We commenced, last Monday, the publication Of the
Dollar Weekly Herald, to which we have called tho at
tsnton Of readers and the public. and shall con-
tnue 1t regularly issuing 1t every Monday afternoon
II viii contain all the intelligence Of the week. that
does not appear in the Weekly Herald, and will form
think very interesting and cheap sheet for coun
Try circulation 1t will be regularly mailed to all parts
Of the country, at dollar per annum, payable In
ahyanca
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Notice to the Public.

We understand that WIN. A. Cornwall he's been col
ectng subscriptions in the interior OF this State for
the Kew York Herald This Is to give notice that he
has authority to obtain single subscriber or to re-
seivs cent on our account. He once our GORE.
spsudept In Albany but ceased sometime since to act
IN that capac,ty
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Dinerenee In favor Of the Herald. .S9,7A
Thisexhbis difference Of 80 724 in the daily sirou-
lation the HERALD that Of the tribune for last
week. fact which will be properly appreciated by
advertisers and Of business throughout the soun-
try word to the wise is sufficient.
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Broadway FIRST above the Irving HouseAr Gold
smith pleasure Of Announcing his friends and the
public that opened the fall campaign against bad wri-
ding his fsy Broadway and now completing his
ss and prepared TO make arrangements With ornate pu
p This the yersal correspondence The con-
Jugson Of the verb to write, embraces literal fact
write he writes; write, write they
and all write. Is IL not matrer OF abe nrst
imr should all write rapidly and we'll Ar
gument would be thrown fact self evident Mr.
o. spacious pleasant for classes and private
Lessons earpetty invites both citizens and stranger? 70
call his rooms aay hour during the day and evening"
fesr Oh intrusion.
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PUBLICATIONS.

PUBLICATIONS.
vTBE SUPPRESSED LETTERS .sD POEMS OF LORD
Byron ''i';s B; s'sso
i TSeps }. Powell author Of Living Author. Of Eng
apd. "Fiorsn.ins Tales no. se Che mrs. number wii
sb sfS Sss's5
Emerson r. pRasA Z S's. ssss
TnE KNIcKERBocKER FOR sEPTEMBsR, CON-
sIisss .isissa ss,sa re
gsrs ESQ The symbol Of Darkness Tale o. an u.taoyn
sRa an s
by SsSorns
SGss: Of s .. with srsas S
sissens Poetry, e Term. s. sangm In ad-
Pr ss
CrAND AsIpE.-rHE METROPOLIS FOR sEPrExBre
.s.S .a 81 Pt Bn
G ss rl Y .y Rs,s1, a. ss . .s
cry .%.
lie; TIE d wS PRICE PRICE u Ssn
7 oTTERY swINDLINo,,-EvERr ONE wgo DE-
ss to posses, 2, ,s' Tss'y Pfa
week which the ysnous robseres daily Psessed
vlissy the splendid Of The s.rawbsrry Girl Re-
ms.i.e. fsssnS raissss' w p beside: 80 o SssI r..
FULTON street.
lust PUBLISHED NO. OF TIE AMERICAN EDr-
~ .
light and elegant literature. complying 80 columns with
entirely original Edited b, Elisa Cook, the Justly
eslebIsed English goesss fabhed a. SO Esssss ssrs:s
Carriers and travelling agents wanted.
CPLEHDID LARGE EEGRAvIN G-rHE SUB
- fcrbsrs purlshng elegant Engrsvisg Of the
Of Rev. John Wesley in the highest style
John Sartsp E after the painting o.
Marshall Cha The Engraving Of large sss suitable
frsnibe will be printed the best quality OF heavy
s::: slssi and YIN :; 81,
ssops S. zosga: ss: sspss. sG T..n.y sSpi.: ioi
thirty soarsi So that members Of and Others
together and forming clubs obtain this most
picture at only one dollar and half copy!l
undng the bed Of the dying patriarch nineteen
figures the of many OF whom
given, from originals Of great rArty)
-hev Peard Dickinson Rev Joseph Bradford. Nrs Charles
Wesley Ms Sarah etey Rev Thomas Ranain hrs Esther
Ann Roger Miss Richie Afterwards Mrs Mortimer; Rev.
Master James Rogers child seven years OF
age only person living who then preseat Rev.
James Creighton Rev Alexander Rather kosert G. Braok
enbpry Rev John Brosdbent Thomas Broadbent kev
George wsithsid Rev Jonathan ESmopscn Jshn n'gtSa
wk,shsad Mr. wsssys Ihysieian and b,osr.phsr Ted-
assistant to Dr. Whitehead Arens for the sale OF this
fne work Of wanted part Of the United
All orders shoua specify sartAn Engraving For further
CLApDINe 4 HIGGINS, Pusiishsrs
usthodist Book Store, No. 90 North 9Th street., Phua
The Engraving he placed patent roller and sent
BY mail without ipjurs, at a very trifns expense
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nR.pys NATIONAL COLLECTION OF DAGUER-
- rsotyperAnons this collection We nnd likenssse. Of
Presidents Polk Taylor and their cabinets sad other
eminent men Strangers aud citizens respectfully
vited 20 call and examine then, 81 his Gallery Dos and M
rcr manner - the shortest notice hns a-sor neat u
loskets, bracelets, &c, ecnstaaty for sale - absva
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-Four Dollars.-Ge hin's M0leskin hats, at
his old price Of four dollars of his fall style have
universally been superior In FORM ard equal In
beauty any offered the snt,quated PRO, Of I'VE
dollars. j. N CENiN, 2I4 broadway
onpoHita ST. PAuIe.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
.N~yoNN~eON~NI>N|>rrO~/NeJ
Gnsscers 10 .ddrerseNents by MafI must post.
said or Aey sciH not be token from the Post Office.
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BowIHy TH s,.,,s s,:.s xsAxsLIS rsor.I.-
NJ aiisel Jr Bsros stssfors NJ Stevens; SOLOMON.
GSIis Ss1:
70 e followed By q. Grams called sERS
gsrd Mr. Stevens nld csrto1ehs Mr. Gilbert. Lsett Miss
NJ WiDsn "a conDs. tsnsdsr Ma ySrasp
Doors .p.s :. OK sSrssi. rise. At ~ esoei
RURT0Ns THEAIRE.w. Z. BURTON. PROPRIETOR
sii = .s:S ssss:ssas sa%sSy
OF in G.9p S,, Samuel GSSSS n
NJ srorsh.@ Ir Berry Doy: Mr. r John,oa Mrs samuel
sn1y With *. new new sar
is:,a' q ThE M srorss.9 Mr.
ss: ~. Leach Espus Mis-. shsP Ss., soss Dress
M aas
will for the eleventh season on Monday Evening Sept
60, P.i@ ss, wills
'Ts nss Ys . ys, s.
S,.s Sisinsss Fanny Gordon soSsss Julia Milss Sin.
Mrs. barnet Mr.. LEADER Musical Ssse %'i Mr.
On. su Drf os % S. oSsRss Boxes Pit
CIsTLE eARDEN.-LAsT WEEK BUT ONE OF THE
so5sss here q The
Eiss 1as Hs NJ a%isSs HsTr ssaspsI Who
WI night in sls Grand rIomopads conS.r,
Sssss %s,ss the 'S %us 's capital bali S' Ssas
pARNUN's AMERICAN nUsEUn.-sPLENDID PER-
ID the afternoon at S and every evening
o'clock The Manager is enabled week present
variety Of fractions which
be named the enormous Boa feet 10
and twenty three inches in circumference and the
largest living Anaconda captured alive. IL Is IL feet
long and q inches in circumference These wonderful
hours day and evening The 1--we mammoth remains
each persons engaged that
feier Admission rs cents children undor 10 years. is
f. .
CnINEsE .usEgM.- THE ONLY ONE IN TIE UNI
~ ted State $50 Broadway exhibiting the Manners GUS
Religions and Sciences Of four hundred millions
Of Chinese. Open from A. ~, till 10 II. n Admitanos
d ch idren under IL, half price.
THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY OF THE
age exhibiting 39S Broadway, corner of Walker
street. Stoppanis baths the Mana or Sea Cow This
unique of the Deep for msny years considered
extinct, has just arrived from Florida, and will BIO
hbited above for short tin only the proprieors
to take to Europe The animal when captured s
task Of great difcuy weighed upwards OF $500 bs and
of Of oporon,te length Prom its very extraordinary
creation and cannot fs gratifying the scientific and GU
rous B-Attests first officers In the u.
stationed Florida its capture, and peouiari-
ties from Indian tradition, to be the HALL Doors
open ON ~ A. n. until ~ r. n. Admission cents chill
dren half price.
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The following Is the conceded circulation daily, for
hst week. Of the two journals respectively named =:
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AMUsrmENrs.

49, f.
ID and ssnor yi,a-Frisay Evening" september T. viii be
Ri ssn.rs cssasa Siss p.ro
ns. ci rfr ssiI
rico nsdf. sa.r. vSsSI n.sSsns Ss1'1 Pie
Dress Circle and Psrqas.ss 81 Family and Third Circles:
at half past seven. =
BROADWAY TaEAraE.--sIoNOR AND sIoNoaA
viz; ss 70 ns s e
Sn take place the Shove establishment .. Friasy
for II. as: time III.
ssafon Boa hook new open
NIBlOs oARDEN.-FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. :.
Tfs T ;.sa
g r.. s Pas il Ss To
liant and % e. with 9s comic pan
Iils, Oliver NM. j.I.Ss RAYS: .a@:.sa 81 :sas: Door:
open att O'clock to commence at precisely
RAND SACRED VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
cetssT to take place a. Colo Spring for the benefit
steamer wilson q. Suns will leave at eight SsCot on
sa loot Of sS SSs the rssae:%
each Way w 1.s cI6 Srns n sSS sa%s
ccsiens Dosf , and SiI est Point. each wsy
CoNcEsTs Eya e. EVENING AT xNcas , CON-
:snpossrs q the the following talented
Mrs kildsr the pleasing cantatrice; Mr. q. Jones' the
poruar comic singer Mr. Lynch and Professor Koer who
win preside at the piano. Admission 6 cents To oom-
menee at quarter past O'Clock, precisely
WALHALLA, So CANAL STREET. NEAR BROAD
w way.-Spsndid sceneri~s and decorations A
troupe of the accomplished artists dances
Acrbats and tabeaux vivans represented by eighteen
dies of attraction Performs nshtto
at o'clock Extra performance every Saturday
at o'clock.
! A CARD-LOvERS OF HARMONY (PARrICULARLY
n Old Counrymen informed that Concerts Ion the
free and pncpel take place night at the Apollo
Saloon, Hotel % Canal street. the Ga
| Works Admission free. Proprietor and conductor,
w. KNIGHTON late Of Marion Hall.
| Pianoforts Mr.. williams.
! CPLENDIDDIsPLAY OF FIREWORKS AT vAUxuALL
- GardenOn Friday evening Sept. 7th. lSa9-Prepare red
by the celebrated Edge, consisting Of = Greek Bengola
Lights Rocb with Splendid Vertical Wheels Rock
with serpents Peruvian Cross; Rockets with winding
streamers. Indian Pamettoi Rockets with crimson and
ance and ccored Battery Rockets with crimson and
blue Peruvian Rose Parachute Rockets with crimson
Tribute Of Ceres and POLKA Danes PARACHUTE Rockets
Monument Of Pharaoh Admission tickets % cents Car.
cleared aecommodats 1900 Exhibition to com
ats o'clock.
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Political Inteitigence.
John &. stoddard " en- independent candidate for
Congress In the LIST district OF Maryland.
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MUSICAL.

ANUsIC-A. sTuCKLER PROF EssOR OF MUSIC AND
l Teacher Of the Piano Flute Organ. no has resumed
giving lessons the above nstrun usual Lade. and
gentlemen taught their residsnce Address No. l Hss
ter street. Schools attended.
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Umbrellas at Genin's.-If You want an
umbrella that only cheap. hut elegant and only
elegant Int du, able ind at Genn 2 Broad
onpotte St. Pauls
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8HIPRINR,

SHIPPING.
sOUTHEKnER Capt N. Berry will leave pier No. {,
N R. on urdsy, 9Th September at o'clock r. NJ, pre-
csely AL bills Of lading signed by the clerk board
goods M cents per cubic fost For
''''s"' sfoFFOkD, TILEsrOV CO., q South street.
The quarantine Charston having been removed steer
to the agent Carolina Raresd Company
Charleston c. requested Tin every nssnce to for
bills lading either by mail vessel direct uch
confusion caused when no bills OF ndIng are received
LroR sAvAENAH-U. g. NAIL LINE.-EvE&Y WE'D
S...s uEsTEp pie: sn d.
The TEEk EsSEE, Capt Cole Wednesday 18th Sept. The
CIiEROKEE. Capt Lyon. Wednesday. 18th Sept For
height OF passage apply l.. MITCHELL, is4 From. st.
Passengers Florida Mobile New Orleans will find
the savannah most desirable one fr speed and
comfort.
EoR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CuAGREs. 18TH SEP
CRY aSco tons suressn. Wilson, co%asnasr Vi. Issv.
for Chagres direct from her dock s on Satur-
day 18th September three oclsck The e. c. direct
sprns that passengers by this in
Tor the U. g. Pacific all Steamer Of Octobsr lst
Passage in the after saloon sig
DO de- upper after saloon. 10
Do do forward saloon. ............... lB
Do 40 lower cabin. ........... ~
raIt or speei. one per c.n Merchandise cents psr
foot Eight cubic feet ofbsEEase allowed each cabin pa.ssn
cubic feet for each steerase NO paae
unless paid for Any rsmittin halt the
f'' height or passage RSS5.ARps SON, 81 Broadway
The CRESCENT CITY viii succeed the Empire City and
leave lst Of October.
NOR CALIfoRkIA-To SAIL OF THE 2rm-rHE
fine sh Russell new loading At pier oot o. vsstry
The balance Of can be bad on immsdise APP
plieation to Eb sUTIoN' u street.
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Prof. Plumbe's Celebrated National Gal.
lry Dsguerreotyres should he visited by all whs wish
bose that and hose that BY the oldest artist In
Ahs Tn sed
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FOREIoN AOvERTIs K mENT.

ISCoHoMIcAL LIVING an LOND0N--ANDERTONs
II Hotel Nos. l62 i6< and 165 Fleet street is one OF
the situated and comfor hotels in London
midway between the Bank and we. End near the railways
tor above hotel which unites all the advantages
hotel and boarding house TermsBed los Cd week
breakfast with meal, Is Cd dinner, 2s servants Is
day, OF an. per week. FRANK CLEx0W.
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DANCING.


DODw ORTH's DANCING ACADEaY, as BROOxE
n. street near Broad~ay-A Dodworth would most re-
spxcy his friends and patrons that the nrst
Qusrer Of the ensuing will commence Tuerday
October Ut half past ~ for ladies' and children on
Monday. Tuesday Thursday and Friday Private Nora
ing Class Ladies' who wish to join the larger
esss Private Lessons time when not occupied with
Accademes and families attended TO reasonable
terms Every Of the west and most fashionable
Dances taught For apply AT the Academy. Books
for entrance Of pupils nov open.