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N OTICE.-TpE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
SPORTING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NNNNNN>>NN~~NN>>@-s
CENTREVILLE COURSE l.. L-TR0TTING.-THURS
~ day. Nov. 18th, at Ia o'clock, T. NJ Great Match and
Purse $500 Mile heats best in in harness G. Spicer
Lady Elleni II. Chanfrau CHI. g. CONT
dence The above well Known and their speed
splendid that have off this anticipate
this occasion. Mr. Samuel Mclaughlin, Of New Jersey
will drive against Mr. Geo. Spicer which il another
in the affair Both Of the above horses doing WE'LL and
doubt will at the Ia superb condition
seed. The match is pay play one, which insures its
S70 mile heats best in in harness. j. Wheply enters
Major o. Dmmiok enters b. IN. Frenchy c. S. Bartne
enters gr Vernon Maid; A. Conklin ch m Ange-
line. The Cars will leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn
o'clock, precisely, returning the over
Fare each way Is cents. JOEL CONkblN, Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE CoURsE--TRoTTING--T
~ 27th at ~ o'clock. Sweepstakes for 5000 Mile
heats the saddle closed with four Brooklyn nags the
owners 10 ride. JOEL CONkLiN, Proprietor.
HARLEM PARK-TRoTTING.-PURsE OF s25 WILL
Mile heats; three in Ave. saddle on Tues
day. th halfpast o'clock The horses will pune
tuay advertised Entries to be made Greene Mad
dens Monesy evening by o'clock Entries paid at the
time Of entering. w fONNER Proprietor.
DIGEON SHOOTING AT wILLIAMsBURG.-A FAT
hog will be shot for this day Monday, Nov. Do IL
o'clock. Should the weather unayorable the
will be postponed to the 18th inst TO of at the above
named hour Apply at Colmans ia Grand street. Williams
burg.
NSwER TO "a CHALLENGER, JOHN HUDSON
"A Of Philadelphia much obliged to Mr. Travis for
"challenee," and will meet him my ground" and
his terms the 10th Of Dec inst JOHN DSON
Philadelphia, Nov. %, ls49.
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DANCING.

GRAND MILITARY FErE.-ThE FOURTH ANNUAL
~ Ball Of Company H. National Cadets will ,ake
the Apollo Assembly Rooms f0 Broadway Tuesday even
ing November 2ih The friends Of this e0rpJ
fully reminded that this ball has heretofore taken
the 22d Of February but the committee will be much graft
FED 20 them this Tickets may be sbtaned
II. D. MELVILLE, Chairman.
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Deficiency, June 10Th, 1S3p... S2,2oZ,5si
This is the result, provided the actual expenditures
were large as estimated for the year. That they
have been larger both for that year and since have
doubt; and the calculation made by us few days
since, WILL upon comparison with the coming reports
from the Treasury Department, be found correct On
the LIST OF October 1ss there available Of the loan
Of March, 1s4s, s9,471 $50; and Of previous loans
named in the above table.
The expenditures Of the government, during the
year ending June 80, 1s4o were much larger than
ticipsted, and much larger than estimated by Mr..
Walker. The change that took place in the govern
mtnt last Msrch, the changes In officials the return
and departure Of foreign ministers charges, SO the
additional expenses growing out Of the California dis
coveries &C. not put down in the calculations Of
Mr. Walker, but they have all been provided for and
ence 70 Mr.. Walkers estimates, that the ordinary
revenue, for the year Tending June go 1919.
tusly So 11627s lees than his estimates As regards
the receipts and expenditures for the years eadng
June 80. 1850 and 1851. know nothing, emily
one quarter Of the first year has expired. Cslcu-
stions 20 far in advance, and likely TO be vide Of
the truth, should never be made; as any deficiency
that may occur from year to year. can easily be pro.
vieed for by Congress- at the regular sessions II the
Secretary Of the Treasury should not be furnished
with carte blanche 10 Issue treasury notes. bearing
nominal rate Of interest to supply his wants from time
TO time We are somewhat xious TO see Mr.. Mere
didth's annual report, and Mr. Walker we may
judge from the tone Of the Union
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NEW LITERARY woRK.-REsPrRATIoY AND IT'S

NEW LITERARY WORK.-RESPfRATION AND ITS
~ Effects especially in relation TO Asstic Cholera
and other sinking diseases by Emma willard, suthgr Of
treatise on the motive powers which produce the circulation
Of the blood and ymisus historical and educational works
For sale in New York at Hungtngton Savage, No 2l6
is diyided into two subjects wa Certain remarkable facts
and the reason 81 these Acts Section l. Importance Of
prson Section H. Cholera definition section Great
mtortance 70 have q the which
tie blood. Section W. Application Of the authors system
TO the Smithsonian Institute Section " Cholera cured
principle cholera cured Whenever IL This book
which contains several passages Of great interest aud
servatior IL destined 20 obtain high rank among
deal works published In this country.
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SCHOOLS. &c.

pooK-KEEPING IN sPANrsH--A BEAUTIFUL EpI-
~ ton q Marsh popular work Book keeping by double
entry us published in Spanish translated by Adolphus
q. Beck, Es under the nsrscon Of author This work
contains 10 of
beautiful account books in red
series Of we'll selected modern Mercantile transactions The
instruction Is not general but like good teacher attends on
every entry and transAoton-ta popularity Mr. Marsh
works) The whole is arranged good course Of
practice in keeping books
discount equation Of payments and exchanges and modern
mercantile forms, letters notes. drafts sales
counts &c. Se &C. designed for the schools
counting hsuses and those learning the Spanish
practice Of Book ksepnr No S Cedar and book
sellers generally. Price ~ 25
RooKKEEPING. ARITHMETIC. SCARE PRACTICAL
~ ly and thoroughly taught, by w. j. Renvile No $50
broadway corner q Resde street h.tudeu separate
l Instructed and the utmost pains taken TO him
rapidly in his studies Open day and evening" Terms
rate.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

|NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNJNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
DOsT OFFICE. NEW YORK, NOV. 26-CL0sED NAIL
Il for Panama. closed mail for Panama will be made
up at this ONCE Wednesday the 2sth closing at 81 An
TO be despatched by the America consisting Of let
ters intended to 20 by the Mail steswer wsshinx'on
NEW EXPRESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 CO.'S
Office No. Wall street. public informed that
to Pittsburgh Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville, and st.
Louis We also give through receipts for Baltimore Wash
ngton fredericksburg Norfolk Richmond Peterssurg and
Portsmouth. Our time will be as good and charges
80 KINsLEY & co.
THE FAIR AND FESTIVAL OF THE LADIES OF THE
Reformed Dutch Church in avenue B. advertised for
9th inst 10 necessarily postponed till Thursday evening,
18th inst at Constitution Hail. go Broadway at half
o'clock.
NoTlCE.-THE MEMBERS OF OUR OWN GUARD,
and Fulton Guard requested 70 atteni meeting
Monday evening" 10Th Monroe Hall arrange
attend the funeral of late brother member,
Matthew Mullen, ON Tuesday next at r M BY order OF
JOHN CREIGHTON, Gilman.
NoTICE-TBE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE, THAT
according the Statute entitled OF Limited Partner
ships they have duly formed limited partnership, and
the terms thereof folows;-That the frm
der which such partnership is to be eonductedis Geo. X
be transacted general stock and exchange business that
the general partner interested therein is George X Sis
whose place OF residence is in the city and of
York; that the special interested therein William
Ia the State Of New Jersey that the which the special
herein before named hath conrbutedo the
stock is ten thousand dollars and that the period which
the aid and the period which
IL will terminate is ollowsThe is commence on
the twenty first day of November thousand eight hun
dfd and forty and to terminate the FIRST day Of
GEO. X. SiSTARE
WI HICKS.
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FOn SALE AND TO LET.


FURNISHED APARTMENTs.-TO LET. IN A VERY
comfortable and genteey furnished house, handsome
Room and single Room with closets between
also two single Rooms, with closets 10 gentlemen, with
breakfast tea and dinner Sundays. Not than
gentlemen will be tslen Baths in tie house. References
Unchanged. Address 81 Laght street.
III 0RsE FOR SALE-IS A BAY, 61JYEARS OLD, SIX
hands high sired by Sir Archy great
and style warranted perfectly sound and gentle
ssddle valuable for family physician Price $50
ply st"HATA0RNs corner Of Thirteenth street and Ave-
A.
A HOUSE TO LET, AND THE FURNITURE FOR
IA sale. Inquire ll4 West Broadway. Rent Of house
$40 yearly.
OFFICES IN BROADWAY TO LET-sEyERALvERY
~ desirable Offices In the building No. 90 and ~ Broadway
to let. Inquire in the store OF JOHN GREACEN, Jr.
vI'o DRY GOODS MgRcHANTs.-A RARE CHANCE
The undersned intending to retire from business offers
his House and Store in Poughkepe Duchess County
ale During the last two be has resided there
done the largest cash business wholesale aud RETAIL which
increased daily Conditions favorable Any communi-
cations addressed by nail postpaid, viii meet with prompt
attention. L. COSTING.
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NEW BOOKS, &C.


NEW WORK ON TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and its Elects especially In CHOLERA and other dis
by Mrs Emma Willard. ALSO, French Progressive
Reader, by Prof Pnney; The Normal Eea5ers Nos aud
by j. Russell Webb. HUNTINGTON A SAVAGE,
ZIG Pearl street, N. Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Nj LEOPOLD LIE TEByRE, PROFESSOR or THE
" French Language. takes picasare in anneuaoing 70
his friends and the public, that he has opened he Day
aud Evening classes for the winter AZ his Rooms No. 7Ol
Broadway Mr. Ie febvre having perfected
and ladies in the laneuafe which he teaehe IL able
the best Of his ability. Private lessons
bis rooms, or &c The housss o. bis patrons.
~ ENTLEnKN, NOTICE. MANY or YoU ARE AT A
~ less 70 know where TO send your winter clothing to be
either ceased Dyed altered repaired at short notice.
Murray street. IL the only and beat place all Won
dote Don't delay weather 10 prepare for the
cold days A. CORfISsOs, Murray street.
FURNISHED ROOM, WITH FULL OR PARTIAL
board, wanted BY young gentleman In the neighbour
hood Of 1ompkns square In private family. References
exchanged Address, stating partculss H. H. r. at this
tfite.
LIRE INSURANCE. -BROoKLYN INSURANCE CON-
pany-Onees No. Merchants Exchange, Wall street.
New York. and No az Fulton street. Brooklyn. This
psny has been IN business quarter Of century and
Of Oldest In the United states Having full capital
impaired and securely invested they continue TO insure
stores dwellings and other buildings, merchandise house,
hola furniture vessels in apd their
sonsble terms ne any similar institution.
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, President
ALrRrD G. sTrvESs, Secretary.
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mILLINERY, AND DRY GOODS.

II AIDES WILL FIND AT Il. II. NEWMAN'S, 1851
IL Broadway Of the ehca and assortmens Of
heedle-work Trimming, Embroidered Collars Infants
aiss, Caps and Robes. Very tine Needlework
chiefs 81 rs vaenoiennes Collars and cun Lace demi
Nea Thread and imitation Laccs Soft Caps Dress Caps
Morning Cans, Embroidered Muslin Caps, Plain Linen
Collars end Cuffs Flued RuHies, Under Sleeves Dmity
Bspds. Black Lace Mitts sc Sc.
NEW-AIEX. I. STEWART WILL OPEN, ON MON
day, Nov % large lot Of French Cache of rich
and designs Price 80 cents per yard, below the
cost OF importation Broadway and Reade street.
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sIIIPPlNO.

SOUTHERN TRAyEL.-UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
~ The superior Cherokee, Capt Thomas Lyon,
will leave for Savannah Wednesday, h Of November
from pier No T. North River This steamer ia Connection
with The Central R.rcsa and inland fron sa
nes e all rsr. Of Gsorsa fcsds Alabama and Tennessee
savannah in 90 or 10 hours. and from New York New
'''''' IN '''' s&sL ffpiR fcuL1 1914 From. street.
FoR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH. KEY WEST AND
THERNER. Captain Thomas s. Budd win issvs pier No g.
The SrRsrnsr vii s1rvs ample Time 70 n Is:
Inns for ssSsSnsS Key Ws snd Havana Which leaves Nor for
the above ports on Tie is DECEMBER All bills Of isdins
81 'ff e. s:sis ssS
CoR HAVANA. NEW ORLEANS AND cHAoREs-
The only REGULAR NAL Line Tor Chagres drcct HavA
hn as sa%.S Uno Gs s s%'
e n.I'ssy ~ s, ?. D.,sSss = Ss,ssl
The bar A. Charleston AID sasann,h % land and rsc.iy.
% lie f VSs Wy Sss .a as s.%s
70. rs.a ,I Passenger. may on striving a chss.
Tor chses are sp.f.rsd At avsns 70 The sta.poh and
sonnanssr, whlsh iout. drsst one from New
'Ta Tsis's. reduced ssy OH. he. rate.
Fsor double engine. o. lou horse power, construesd in
the any .s.mcr running vish single
sassgasa An .ar Dss .
s. ss i:i f F' ::::.. e H,.is New sF''a4
State. room gerth. dining saloons 70
.ssar "a uns isi fiss, cent. per 90.
All bills Of i,dng must be riEusd en- board the ship.
-. ksrvctp RATES OF PAssAGE 70 CHheREa
s.sts-roein berth N ladies, raining saioon. SUI
s'sSsss '; sSnt + VIA Il i e.. ana
no: ss s,n sSs sg s.S ~ os
psny. N. o. RoBERTs, lis West st.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANY,-THE NEW
and favorts steamship TENNkssbb 81 1900 tons bur-
on Sturdy Dee l. Tor San irasssco va RIO Jansro Val
raraiso, Panama and Acapulco, and viii take limited
o. ea.n and steersge iot t.sr OF these
rer An experienced surgeon viii be permanently attached
TOrpsssgs APPLY the oee Of the company. O. South
EoR cALIFo.kIA-THE VERY FAST SAILING
~ brig Ekhs PRESCOTT will sal on Tuesday, the Zth.-
boerd the foot Of Franklin street. North River Terms
very moderate.
EOR CAIIFoRNTA-DEsPATCH IINE.-THE sci en-
did new chip MONTEREY go tons will have quick dss-
United runs Of r and , SsS Ssn pssse fn%.
a,s APPLICATION should be made ipr balance % cargo .ns
GBIP HAspDEN FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- will on board atPer 49, North River, Monday 10th
inst, ~ " o'eloct, N.
Two TICKETS tFIRsT cLAss,l FOR THE JANUARY
SITES frur Panama TO San Francisco In one on the
beet state shp containing but berths for
sale toseher separsty hppy At No Isl Pearl street.
stairs
COX TO $50 10 sHIP.owNERs AND oTHERs-A
yssrs, desiring temporary relaxation daily roune
Of profession, wishes engage
rives, To any per,op who win obtain for him such us-
.n non so 70 80. VII be raid IN proportion 70 It's pseu
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR or THg PRACTICAL PRf-
- sa.s yfest,se go sGrssn~ieh strest-ores how're
appy in TIE early stages will ~ surTtis,d AZ the rsgdy
and little inconvsnepce ateadipv their ~ u eiehy
however those who have suffered from certain class on
PIE who can prerefy appresate hs services lnricture
IRON us trst OF acen TO It's advanced and dtress-
ng tages iron uncommon and very sxtensvs
ectce ne can Afford arapd aud radical eure which
he has grounds for stating be obtained from no other
Arnar
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NEW MEDICAL BoOKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work nature and trea-st o. private diseases
structures and all kindred sHsctiens of the urinary
Illustrated W great number Of beautifully ceorsd plates
Sc large 50 life ny Homer Bcsvek NJ D. Lsrvs lpArss,
800 "a edition. Price $40 Extract from the bsetsl
Medical and Surgical Journa" may be said fsarlesy
70 he equal Ricord Acton work the family u
diseases and far superior 20 anything 81 he hind pub
hshed in this country Author 81 the work Seminal
kmssions, Impotency, kc. carsed by Improper habits
s trineer STewnsend. ~ Broadway ssd By the AstAss
so Broadway.
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FINE ARTS.


ZINE ARTs,To ALL PROFESSIONAL DAGUERRE-
oypers and Amateurs Of the Photographic Art through
out the Untei stateThe subseribers owners Of rabot
United states Patent taking pictures by aid
the Camera OtseuTa considering that IL 10
with the spirit OF the and the free institutions
country, TO give access 10 valuable invention every
who desires it, have concluded dispose this Patent
Right together with their valuable improvements in nd
yidus licenses at the rnng Of thirty dollars
Of the first two hundred licenses and dollars
subsequent For this every purchaser receives Ii
the exception Of the States Of louisiana Alabama Georgia.
Florida and Texas for which States the exclusive right
been sold previous to this srangement Of the original
patent and printed pamphlet containing full clear aud
minute description OF the process improved by the sub
fcrbers For further partcuar apply the subscribers or
Of their agents post paid who viii send by mail
full prospectus Of all the conditions.
". y. LANGENHEfM, Exchange. Philadelphia.
AeES1s-E. WHITE, No. 20 broadway New York City.
a. q. Browns, 22o Washington street,
Hale Co., Boston.
Eastern Patent Agency,
Wa. Wsong, Baltimore
W. A. Pratt, Richmond, Va.
John Z. simons King st, Charleston, s. O.
Peter Smith, Cincinnati, o.
h.ssrs Long 81. Louis, MO.
ID. Mcdonnell, Buffalo, N. y.
MINUS roR SALE-A VERY FINE AND HIGHLY
rBished Of ftians rocumbent Venus just received
from Italy. for sale; suitable for boudor. Nay be
No. 2g3 Broadway, Office No. Is, Sd story.
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~ Manager and Proprietor-J Greenwood Jr, Assistant
ManagerEvaouation ApniversarySpendid performances
in the afternoon at and evening at IA oolookIn COM
rcan shores after having been yanqushed by the Heroes
the Revolution Among the list OF attractions engaged for
order Of Gen Washington the 18th November 1888 The
performance in tho Lecture Room by the Marnet Fa
mily Louis Essler Pete Morris, Mr. f. c. Wemys Meers.
Merrifeld Warden Clark Rose Higgins Misses Stanhope,
to the Museum perormanceSe % cents Children under 10
years Of age, l21a cents
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u,IRr TNsIrpANcE
rTHE BILLS OF THE UNION BANK OF DOVER ARR
redeemed by us as heretofore 8. VAN DUZER.

vVATcHLs AND govgsENTs-ENGLIsH LEVER
moysments vita seconds se s61s heavy silver lever
watches sue We klse, full ewetd watches and
at the lowest hgure. JOHN A. NEWBOULD
30 John street. up stairs
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AmUSE MEN'rU.


RRoADwAY TmEATRE.E. A; MARSHALL SOLE
3 r Is s: .std R hssRY ishs sss"s
NJ Chapman King Henry w. Mr. frsdsrsEs john
the ps sFiEAks
H.. Nj h1 DSSs Es.s
Gallery ana Doors Upsn isI s% yosormsaes 70
NIBLos GARDEN.-MoNDAY EVENING, NOV 49,
S Reps By the
aH assa III Ess % and
S FqTs Hgi RsSi
Lehman julia Nile Celeste Of Sais sn
n hSnr ss iSF'a n Win iii SSms
nsrisqSn FRANCOIS Kays GClumsne Nine Eel Aa
ID and Proprietor Monday Eyspng Nov 90 will 30 played
BAKER Mr. osnson % Bua" Miss Chapman Ers
viii
siade with the TooDiEsr Timothy Tooiis Burton
70 s at tGg' Boxes 50 CENTS Family Circle
ITALIAN OPERA. AsToR PLAoE.-FogRTH APPEAR
anee in america Sf sgaOrpa ApoSna
sssSrated opera scris SIS
ESI rS Sd S es
Of seats in and par
que secured either Tor the night or season & admission
IS Doors open at clock; commence at7l.
A CARD;-ITALIAN OPERA, Aston PLACE THEATRE
sspe Of 40 s pS Of @ aS sss on
and The prime donna who has often received marks or
UNITY q music that !, Doalsssis
~ Ser last The op for this sO
dadeu has been in this country and
positions Of thst famed maestro.
RURToNs THEATRE-MIss CHAPaAN's BENEFIT,
s T' "a S a@ sPs Mr. BE .1s
spoons and the surssqse Of Lucy did sham Amour in
viii appear
ERANKLIY THEATRE, l75 CHATHAM sQuARE,--AD-
nsos bSses ss p i stag '9s % s1s
commence at half past7 An afternoon performance
be ArS ohor the e
r. An afternoon performance will be given on Ihankgv
w of the Grand Temple Of ART the Classical Hall Of Pie
and y vnF FSma n fS 1yyn sS
Female Mnsrel Ethiopian Mountain singers French Bal
SSs agd
eest1m by Re BS sn Wednssay on Thurs
Sscff i. ''ie''4'0n '' AAp On 'ADA'
Nj AoNIFIcENT ExuIBITIoN.-EvER GRAND
WI original gigantic series Of Moving Panoramas now open
ss'.S sss ss
A. !;
York City, City of Brooklyn Wilamsburgh East River.
Hudson River and the Atlantic Ocean These paintings
are Of sgsh masasqas that is po.ssSs to de-
that this wonderful painting contains the figures of
million Of thousands and Thousands OF houses,
ships stages boats The awful and magnihccnt scene OF
the Asor House Riot the and sublime spectacle
of the Burning the Park Theatre They have been nearly
three in preparation. and coat 0 dollars Doors
open 81 o'clock Panorama at IL precisely Ad-
mission Is cens Children under ten half price,
| ITO PANORAMA EXHIBITORS, LECTURERS, &c,
we'll fitted and spacious lecture capable Of
ing six hundred spectators with cushioned Seats raised
stage and fittings complete will be ready for occupation
in two weeks time Apply the premises at the As
semby Rooms Chambers street adjoining Burton Theatre
YNHEATRICAL NOTlCE-THE SEASON WILL CON-
menee at Richmond. Va, December 3, 1Sf9 Ladies and
gentlemen engaged will please be in Richmond by the
| the month. CHIPPENDALE SEXTON.
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CEs1NAL WEAKNESS, rEBiLiTY, se-THE ONLY
- true with and invalnahs nfor-
ton on mastuftation self tiiuor i'm ae
contained R.lphs rractics Prvste rrc.tes eth edit
wicf street.
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AtsEOA. BARI
~ mum, Proprietor-Every day and evening during the
wek-Best and most elegant place in the
The great moral domestic drama entitled rhe Druskard
the Fallen Saved with and beautiful local
Guiding the philadelphia Exchange, Washington Square.
Chestnut street &c. with the entire strength the
and auxiiarieB, numbering forty Second
the masnifcens seripural Dis5olvng Views the Engh
Giant; Dwarf Mammoth Boys; Living Crocodile; Cipey Girl
and te0WO Curioses. Admission % cents-Cbdren, hall
price.
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INoR CuARLEsToN sAYANNAu KrY wrsr All

LUX CBAHIEcTON, SAVANNAH, KEY WEST AND
Hsyanh-Ths United States mail steamship NOR
THERNER Captain Thomas s. Budd, win lgsve pier No 4,
North River, on Saturday, Nov. 9Th, at r. precisely
The Northerner will arrive ample time TO connect with the
United States mail steamship Isabel captain william Roll
Inns for Savannah Key West and Havana which leaves for
the above ports tie is December All bills Of ladins
signed BY the clerk board. For freight apply
10 sfOTfOkD, TILESTON 4 CO.. * South street.
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CALIFORNIA;.

CALIFORNIA HoUsEs.-THE WELL KNOWN FIRM
" o. Geo Freeman Co., prepared 10 supply Shippers
and Emgrsnts with Houses superior TO thing this
any other MARKET at low rates Our Houses
tried approved and extensively patronized Caornians
and others. Call at 90 Broadway
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A WAY WITH THE QUAcKs AND THEIR coRRo-
IN sve Sublimsts.-fhe world chalenred.-C1re in one
Gay without medicine All those who are afflicted, snd
eTesay the innocent tersops, who have been duped BY
guseks should BY all means call Dr. Lanon
~ Rsade street and zee the certificates Of the ave gentle
cured In one day.
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DE JOHNSON, NO. 10 DuhNE STREET, SO WELL
~ Known in the treatment Of delicate diseaseeThe Doc
tors reeuusn for skill In those hacured that have
existed Tor pears pre-smnent Constita oral weakness
cured In fonr d,ya
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TIE LAST WEEK Ar THE MINERVA ROOMS ao'

Broadwsy-Burrs Seven Mile Mirror Of the Lakes Mia
st. Lawrence and Saguensy Rivers This world
nearly miles Of and truth
fully deneating 700 miles OF the most and
historically interesting in steadily
before the eye Of the spectator for of two hours
and rs perfect dagueeotype Of all the cities
rpet and other wonders Of and both Uni
ted States and Canada Shores Lake Of
ST. Lawrence, thence the wild, secluded and unknown
ssguenay The Mirror commenced to move at ~ O'Clock
nightly Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday and
at 3ocock. hdmittanoe rs cents children half price.