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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-31
BAupoAn TO TINS Iscpic --Ex-rsct Of a letter
from Col. Fremont 10 Col. Benton. dated

y
ifom Col. Fremont 90 Col. Benton. dated
Nio,rTsFy. June "a 1870
~ ell W anxious 20 receive tho best information
relative g. ycur Tluu fur the railroad rhat the pros-
prcs m. for IL adv ption ard tosaris what pou Of
thit country A. viii probably BE- directed
Ia converting with MIR =. 3uflcr King ard Con
lsrsifer smith ftw osys since this road ras sub.
Jet az gerersiitt.rsft mentioned that the line IL.
porsd IN my last journey we narshlv calculated ior
the read passing the mountains bstsstn the Arksn.
sHs erd Do. Norte With scarcely iusquauty q GRO.
~. snd 18th tnovisdre obtained since QUE dislsisr
showed would shat have been the shsr.cter xn
sion furth.n vest 70 the Grsa, Basin references TO
the sp viii show that u v line the valley ~
the Del Nctte az the northern edge o the Nes Nssi.
can settlements q handsome and fertile e 1unfrv
whence n branch road might be thrown down ~. v.i
Icy otths snc through the settlements % SANTA
Fe IN. read would enter.the hssin a. the santh-rn
cud a the Mormon settlement aud cross by IN. way
81 Hun holdt nver About mifuay - that rivers
cuuftt stee valley Cptns into g. ard up It's it~e IN
excellent Wy 10 low pas near tt hrad ~ to- lower
Sfclruruto valley. BerrS thrg thi. pass. wav
diytrpirg 20 the norh affords practicable valley road
Into Oregon sud Va my oginioo i.T the best ~ which
you rsach that country
" immediately after The conVtr aron. Gen Smith
def, ruusd upon parry eNp.oc that ue ne ~ the
route which have lstt described. aith t1 &C.
pat up0u 30 o. the ensuing srss0u of congress te
sifrvHfd called upoD NE 90 request tlat Fuud frni
D i'm n erit commanicatiun ~ the some eHs.t. it
ordtr tlat hefsanrr the cfsdit oi tne eu.suu mrat
rtmaiu SOC. w u not pleasant o. Gee tis work
as irto other hauds hot Ddvrts means s-p made.
Qusto Co sucn uudettsuuas here "
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FRoM MAWuSQrE AM g. auNor The brig
al nc. which attttd 900 ihi- pou 600 trIsv lt.i,
htoDlit dates ilom MaUmiqge ZOO toe -lfl oi Sept.
1h, suugp,G winch bad rrst4IcH s. .. ItllIle
dulua the ,lecucus, such ns d"s'.ntirf tfr rl4r-
tuIuhs. &c. bad ceBsed.ard. with tn. rrnrmIu9 OF
. lev tut a. rows. the negfct0 wtfr pUtty quiet.
Tie news that su emperor or kls vuuir Uro1a.
Dis soon mount thr thuHr oi uc. wac l,vat.hl~
rf,tIyfd ever bg fhe crilaucl ...I ...s-. Ar il.
,rta.tu uuhieiy force ium France OIL. t tN.
It,Itt at IiC isiard. Guslutss -.,fr. Old. ist..Il
a- osU.. i.fs would not Iltt.f fr.If u.H.. DOB i'.
rtr,it urrtumu siltt or aN.Ir. -- ~ a5n Ers
JItto0, o. ~
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slooPs-James Lampheer, Kenny, and Fashion. 0skss.
ProvideAee.
Arrived.
Steamship seuthsrnsr Berry Charleston % hours
", spoke stes nship Isabel hepse fer Charleston.
ship sardinia woodward tof wcat Mel Liverpool IS
Snip Maid Of Orleans Hemis, New Orleans Is dsys with
Bark hsrioits harrison tBr) McInsyrs Grsenoei. rs
days With mdse and 81 Passengers to J Lee 4 Co
Bari Bohemia (of K.nnvbunkl Biogets Hamburg. 40
days with mdse and Al pasengers t. schmidt Bsohes.
Oct ~ lat Al 30 lou h3 80 spoke orig Ariel OF aud
water nothing but her bowsprt standing aopssred
have been IN that situatios for long time;
laden
Baik Frera tNorl Roifun. Aux Cages. Is days. log
co. to schmidt h Bslohen.
Bark Pacific Sawyer, Passport days, with plaster. to
Smith 4 BoyntoD.
SC, 10 le~ stptio lat 80 Ion " ~ exchanged sig
mails with bar lmiy Cope, from Malaga Tor Phade pha;
18Th, lat 80 o. Ion IA No. exchanged nsis with ship sup
posed be the hrahea; sd lat 30 Ion ~ ~ spoke bark
Nautilus, LDeon, from Malaga for Bost
pany with her 29th, lat "a 49, Ion 20 81 WAS
bearded bN the boat o. tie shp splendid Bayls Is days
Ion IS rs spoke Br bark Bei from ST Andrews Liv
erpool
Brig Ysnkss, Rich. Fall River, days, in ballast.
Setr Merchant. Lovcland, Ral mond, days
Schr hudson, Stahl CALAIS, ~ days
Sehr A bbott Lawrence, Allen Boston days.
Schrs sA New, Lawrence. Boston, days.
Sohr Il Dorado, kumbsll. Boston, 5dlys.
Below.
One ship.
sbiTs Teomas Dei James SHEPPARD
Aps~crh iverp'o Indiana Nes Orleans Arson, ~hares-
b. ks bro D. Gorham Rio ia
Peter Den.in savannah; wenham RishnoDd Wiudham.
Baltimore; brig Ureeian. san FIancteo; aud Others.
Der 30-Wipd sunrise. w at meridian vi at sun
set, NV, fresh.
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foHT % BEEADsruTFs TO GnEAr BatrttN AND inrLAND,
4,


Dttsv,t- We note sale Of J 600 ibs wootern yellow
at 4ic cssh.
to.luN The market " about the ne Yesterday;
5000 q. nistO, freely met by holders Sales uf 1900
bales. tuctutinfs remain Unchanged viz
tivEnruoL ULsssftltAqtis.
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dt.ce per Hudson R,ver Lines, Tais


The movements ia this staple this country, up to
the latest dates In each Of the past three years
been annexed.
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FREE LABOR IN THE WEST INDnEs.-Several
planters from Guadalupe are In the provinces IN
France, hiring laborers to go out to Guadalupe to
work On their plantations here.
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BucEo (Bnenos Ayrcs) AIT Aug 2-Bry Gambs, Bailey.
from and for Salem
Carr TowN tCGHD, Aur 10 Brig smyrna sprs~ue fro
Boston May is) sth for aio Janeiro 2dayG tsnce
at RJ)
Lew Rove, " Gilmore, aud Atsutic. smith for do une
Qurhtc Oct g-Afr bark tuiesa, from Cleveland Ohio
for Franoitco.
sINoE tLiheral June ZBsrk Huma uenry for Calcutta
MARrISs Dot lsBrEs Marvellous, shsd-id Cor NYork
vessels. =
TsIrIDAD, Oct lI--No Am vesfe,s In mort,
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On the 18th instant DEBORAH T.. wife Of VIM. 4.
Fetch, ana oldest daughter VI Silas w. aud Mary
q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25

Fetet Bolac, Michael Brnou O. John R1rron 9 Thomas
Bire, Chester Biss - Builsf John Rodon, Benjamin
Jach 4, samuel lanon, james Brsg. Nuhanlel Butter
field, Ernsus Bughca. u Barry, Mr. Polly Bailey, Mrs
Ann Bogss Miss Tetsn Bennett, Mrs w Burgess, Miss
Lucy Ann Beni mine Miss Elvra BiShy Mary bancroft,
julia Huss"tt + u Bodfsh Brown, Achn, Bncklall,
Wise Bartlstt Thomas Buke, G Batchelo Lewis Bu'chc
Henry Bowel, Warren B4ucrOf Hiram hurdle, lucin-
du Bfyunt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
EST Y

ESTRAY.
CAME into the enclosure the subscriber, about the
~ 29lh of Sept RED HElFtk, yeats old viii
tho letter NJ marked upon her loft hip
ASO--on about the 25th sept. two year old HEiF-
Frs, und year old STEERS. The owners are ie-
quesIed prove property pay charges nnd take them away
+. MARSH.
Montpelier Oct. 5lh, 1919. 433w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
REPORT

OF the Joint Committee raised to inquire into the erped
ency of recommending the establishment Of BUREAU
OF AcmcuLruRE" in the Department Of the Interior"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
Time changed.
l.l "a "a =. I 60:
On and after MoNnAY, jury %. 1910,


PASSENGER TRAINS wlli tcavo Guson, IN connec-
ton with the Fichhurg Traus duly at IL aud II o.
clock, A. NJ ur b, lows FAii-.
Leave Bosl for Krrne 100 and II - and 545 NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Boston 1908 uud 80 VI
-or the arrival ot tiains from the road, nbuv..
Leave keene for Boston and 30 VI aud i,5G VI.
All the above with the the Suli-
van Railroad open ndo or Vermont, and there
meeting with the Vermont CGutrh Raiiutd, which connccs
White River with the PasSumpsic RiiOnd tius making
continuous railroad from Bn-ior I Ugh fuchbnrg,
Keene, Bellows Falls, thntrstowu md iut-us, Nuut-
poliut and Ws River, Nrrnun h.o AT GrDi"n viii the
trains Nashua aud Worcester, un stony Brook Rail
roads, by which taking either Tram down, Gun
pocced without delay totnn Nashua, Manchester,
and Concord Lowell, Lawrence, Eastern part ui
New Hampshire aud the State ut Maine Worcester,
Providence, Springfield, New ork Guy, Albany and the
West.
Stages il connection this line from Winchendon
Eudge and Jhfey from Fltzwllliam ~ KichmOnd " n-
chester insdae and Blaulrbnro
From Keene Chesterfield Hnd Brattleboo, tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, after the arrival Of tho last
up from bellows Falls Ia Rutland, Whitehall aud Bu,lng
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls ut 40 NJ. zach
New York and Albany by railroad the day and to>
leaving can reach New York via Norwich the
mornng At O'Clock.
Travcets to the White Mountains will find this very
pleasant route.
l.. TlLTON supe't.
Keonc July 1879. llir
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
MONEY can be SAVED by calling at
Peck g. LeWiS's,

SAv r. OUh NUN II L.
MONEY can be SAVED by calling at
Peck & LeWis's,
Who have just received large lui Of
West India Goods ~ Groceries of
every descriptions,
Excepting Liquors. which hive been bought for cash at low
figure aud which we pledge to s at Wholesale OF
Members of the Legislature, aud others ting this place
stock, TEAS in particular. We can sci, them prices
which VIII aslonsL them. Just eull and uyus
single Barrel Also, SAIL Of oil knd. Mails, Glass, Fish,
Pork Butter Cheese, Eggs, ETC. which will be sold low
We also pay Cash for 81 kinds Of County PodpeS
STATE OF vERM0AT,i In PloOu'e Count holden a,
Washns,on District S. MoupeleI' within eod for said
1inEON HICKS, Guardian To Sias W. Jacobs of Marsh
heidi IN .'d District, minor under The age Of twenty
all sai wds interest IN tho omesteui OF the late sIlas
Jacobs, situated in sud Mashhed, makes application Ia
said Cour he empowered To sell Nni convey the said real
estate belonging 10 his sud ward, aegng that the sal"
thereof necessary Tor the support ana will be conducive
lo the interest ct SAID ward
Wh"reupon, it ordered said application he hearn
Probate Oce in Nom peisr, the 25 day OF clober,
D. 1919, and urh-r ordered That nutca hereof he gwen
BY publishing tho substance Of sand application and orders
thereon, IN tho Vtimont Natchman * State Journal, II
newspaper printed montpelier, three weeks successvcy,
beoo the Aforesaid appointed for the hearing thereof
42a Aus.,, E. F. MERRILL, Register.
STATE OF yERMONT,I 10 Probate ceuu holden a,
I'''vS,, o" NE on day # os'SeSI u isv,
Ia Wan and Testament Of sas Jacobs late OF Aafst-
oid, 10 said district, dcceased present To said Cogr, here
In whiting, their petition for license TO sell part of the ea
estate OF said sas Jacobs deceased, wiu tho evefson
OF me widows do"ef alleging hat the sale thereof woud
DO bene dcial 10 the heiu,-
hereupon the consent and appreciation in writing, Of
me helts 10 the 'ud estate residing ~ tbs stue o. sa
application being presented to the Count, Is ordered thu
sad application no referred the 25h day of oeobr 1919
al 100 cock A. NJ f hearing aud decision upon the same
and r ordered that oice all concerned be given, by
publishing tho substance Of said application und the orders
thereon, 10 thn Nermont Waterman a state Journal q
printed ut Montpelier throe weeks successyey,
boio tiuo Fixed for tho hearing OIL and decision upon
e same that tho may uproar aud II ley 500 cause, Obj
Iect TO the same
433 Attest, i. +. MERRILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

open 10 ihuboF, mere CONNECTS
Lsss.AS1l Ing with the vermont Central Rail-
sS.s1sesT. road. and at White River, with the
-~------Pa psic Rail-
on AND AFTER july %, 1910,
PASSENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fitchburg Railroad Depot, Boston, daily Sun
ADdays excepted in connection " til Ftchhurg, Vernon,
Massachusetts, Cheshire and Vermont Central Railroads,
for Bellows Fails ChnrlestO~n and ntemoni. n. H. aud
Windsor, White River, Royalou and Mortified, ": at
l-3 A. NJ
Leave Montpc!ic Vt. for Boston 80 and 1910 A. NJ.
3Ey'Ioth Trains from Montpelier connect Groton
with Tram, from Nashua, n II. and Lowell Ind tho East
ana Wofcestrt, New York via Norwich Spnnshc aud Al
biny, via Western Railroad.
Feisht II ,in- will also leave ChaestUwn, Mast. and
Nurtihpd. VT. daily.
February ,, lHIl 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
NOTICE.

HiIS cerlGos that have this day given my son Henry
r. Ross his time duing the remainder oil hs minoriiy
shall neither olun his earnings nor pay any asb,s o. h'
contracting aher this date. ,,, 'LnsE h'SSo'
Warren, Sept. 18Th, lsi9. Nv"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
RAILROAD.
t@.Ssr7 go 4klLs
Sr q -s "a D -s s 49,
On ana after July 80, Is4o,

PASSENGER TRAINS, dSrly, (sonduys cxceplcd)
IN connection with tho Concord, Nashua, and Lowell,
Vermont Central and Pnssuml sic Railroads:
Leave West Lebanon for Concord, MAnchestcr Nashua,
Lowell, Boston, Lawrence city aud tho East, aud Gtoton
Junction. Worcester, Albany, New York, and the South
e;21 A. Nj aud l55 7. M the arrival of the Cars
from Montpelier and Wells River, VI,
LeaVe boston from the Depot Of the Lowell Railroad
for Montpelier and Wells River, att IL A NJ and ~ NJ.
This il the nearest from the Vermont Centtl and
Passumpsc Railroads to Lowell, Buson aud all parts in
that directions aud the from roads Concord
Manchester and Nashua Giutun junction with
trains for Worcester, New York, Albany, &C.
Merchandise Trnihs daily, Sundays rxcopted) leave
MONTPELIER and Wells River, Northern Ruiirund Tor
Concor MANCHESTER Lowell aud Bo.ton AMI lenve Bo4-
tou from the Depot Of he Lowell Road for Vermont
Central and Passumpsc Railroads.
ONsLoW STEARNs, Agent.
N mi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
WIN. II. BURNHAM,

UIAS This Day received from Bnston large assortment
III THAT'S a CAPS-FALl, Sly LES,
am manufacturing Hats-wdor huns than the present
Style and tbs, better article for durability, than those
manufactured in tho city for country trade.
SeplembeI ~. wv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25
RAILROADS..
Vermont Central Railroad !
1e.3 So I...ss, z; I. 81, :.l.i,....s

OPENED TO WATERBURY, GIG MILES FROM Dos
TON by RAILROAD, AND WITHIN 90 MILES
OF BURLINGTON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-10-25

lsr OF LETTERS Remaining in tho Post Office at
Ia Montpelier, Oct. let, 1879.
a.
Erastus Andrus, Avettll, Francis Archam, Joseph
Agcur, q, George Alien, Frunk Anthony, q AIden
Miss Maudana Andtus,
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL woRK.-EvERy ONE Az.
feeted With certain diseases would consult his inse
BY obtaining Dr. Rslphs Practical Private Treatise,
The nature symptoms aud Of every
vsnrea disease plainly and distinctly described inel
sns diseases resembling venereal ITO be found in no sher
On mssurhaon or self pollst uch and valuable
inform alton IL gwen with the only treatment and
Structure ts perfect and radical also all the remedies
fiven az TO he practically useful W every one, N every
place and W the truly practical work published fer
p.rai use sixth EDITION sil pp With Plates Price a.
Sold BY the author 80 Greenwich ~ post mailed Free
address ben S9 lover Post Once. Clay Co. pubiishsn
~ Anpe.
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vDuEMIpDLE AGEs-A COURSE OF FIVE LECrUREs

TINE Nj dole AGES.-A COURSE OF FIVE LECTURES
tho intellectual and keiigioas Aspects OF the Middle
Ages will be delivered at the stuveysant Institute $50
Broadway the evenings Of Monday, Oct th Thursday
Oct 18th Monday Oct 20 1hursday Oct 25th and Mon
DAY 18th, by Leicester f. Buckn ham Esq Tickets
for the One Dollar to be had nj Mr. Dunigans Book
Store Fulton street aud OF the Sections Of oil the Catholic
Churches in New York and Brooklyn Each Lecture will
commence at half past o'clock: The proceeds of this
Course will be devoted 70 Catholic charitable object Tho
fret lecture korda evenir Oct 18TH will be Tho
Monastc Life in the Middle Ages Admission each single
lecture % cents.
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NEW BOOKS, &C.

N1oRoANs LITERARY DEPOT EXCHANGE PLACE
AZ adjoining the Post once. New Orleans. La-Atths
above eeta bhmen msy always he found Books Of de-
scrptior consisns " Novels History Biography Scientific
Commercial Geographical ana ssdch Norxs. Also,
principal DAILY spd W.siy Nevspspers and Mssssines.
country ORDERS Tor article the supplied
vstded with despatch Books mailed Prompt attention
paid any work ordered by mall Foreign Books ported
10 order. d O. MDa9AN
Literary Depot sej,ning the Post Once New Orleans la
Y. S-Ccnpiete arrangements have been made With
rrneipsi Publishers throughout Union for supply Of
the new works a. fast a. issusd. JOS.
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nR POWELL, ocuLIsr AND AURIsr, mas JUST
~ i'm Arsal Eyes which be inserted without
VI. slightest pain sss wifi hts the natural Or.
.eual % diseases Of IN. Ely. and Ear ~ "
Warren serrer - trasay. who're bs had
"TTSatis1 en- the Eye" Inss ~ eSnta
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A POLIO 40 e"Oh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CROWN
"A ed by tl0aty fraternity and Liberty surrounded
eminent Patriots (POraits from the best Authorities
other countries This sublime Painting by Jas Burns 10
% cents
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NHINESE nUSEUx, - esq BROADWAY, EXHIBITING
~ the Asnners Cuetoms Religious Arts and Scences. OF
four hundred millions Of Chinese will close November Bed.
Open from A. NJ, tin 70 p. Admittsnos 70 cents;
OH dran under IL, hall price.
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AMUsE mENTs.


BI::.;s; T. si.ls FRIDAY s sssaas ososs:
the Water NJ H Sir rso ..
GIN SSs sseS n', 1;' NJ E.
CIR Stuart has s. s1Tr Tar Mr. "hps Julia Mis-
DoBBs@squire faowsed Mr. whiting mayor N F,ans@aa
ps H. Sss csHS.s :n
suette rs cents family and 80 circle 25c; Gallery, l2
NIBlos cARDEN--FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 49,
s as the * PEE S fs1F and
mus Frs9oGis R-se b1nas'e a. Ravs Mons verdSa
Of half an hoar-nuso by bodSOrhs carae
S
sand'r J. have clown ANT. Raysl; Cola%Sine Mme
A cARD.-NIBLos GARDEN.- BENEFIT OF rue
"A Wrench benevolent Society; The Committee of the
their subscribers The public that Mr. william Niblo has
kindly offered his Theatre aud the vorits Ravel Family
the ecnpans given saturday October s Tor
that the citizens York will their patronage 10
the French BE sS Of sna ss s sGs Of
be bad the day of at the door of che GAR
ss s SI g 81 Gi sSS
. dc SSs VIC e. Facs
E. Gsresehe William " Leeonte go Greenwich Boss
TIasd sandu a rssA
hgr y Gre"nTiGh BO1Sa.d 70 Nassau s L. q ssh%,t
Broad; O O. SENEGAL s. walker. 'N
pURToN's TmEATKE-w. e BURTON MANAGER
s y Ssy fSSaS ' Faos
4 P4RICR wlNbow-Darby posherty, AZ, BrssugGami
SSncs f With The DEaoS JEsrEG- Hans kctse9, M
ugham; Karl Mr.. Clarke Madame Rogueograin Mips
Chapman. To conclude with BUTTONS sew YORK
DIREC1ORY-1homas Pccadilly, Mr. Burtnn Mr..
Benjsmn brown, Mr.. Brougham Mrs Benjamin Brown,
Mrs Holman. Door "a past q; performance to
at Boxes and Parquets 90 cents2d tier % cents
DARNUMs AMERICAN AUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUM
- Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood Jr Assistant
ternoon at ard evening at ~ o'clock. Third week
Of the of the wonderful "ertnetu Faniy
They at each entertainment with Monsieur Louis
Elsle In variety Of the same astounding leafs wonderful
and caring Gy mnastio Achievements and Comic Fapo
mines the Ravel Family Also engaged very talented
Vaudeville Company consisting Of Mr. y. a. Wenyss Pete
Norris MT Jerry serr6e,d Miss Stanhope Miss Barton and
Miss West who will at each entertainment in
Living Anaconda, Live Mammoth Crocodile Nan,tee Sea
Cow Wax and ststuai Rock
well. Fortune Teller Admission 20 censi children, under
10 years l21i cents
dramatic READING-sIss " TANNING READ
~ will lose her Dramatic Reading with the Merchant of
Venice this evening at ~ o'clock at the Stuyvesant In
sue. Tickets 50 ccns-may be had at the music stores
and At the Institute.
DURR'S SEVEN NILE MIRROR OF TIE LAKES NJ
ST Lawrence, and saguenay Rivers exhibiting at
the Minerva Rooms, 400 Broadway.rhis Immense moving
Pain ting perfect mirror of all the Cities. Towns Cata
other wonders Of nature and art the
TO the Gulf Of St. Lawrence thence the wild and roman
embracing the picturesque
at ~ o'clock nightly; also Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons at o'clock Admitanee - cents children half
price.
HUCos wALLBALLA. Sc CANAL STREET, NEAR
Broadway-Ths only pace Of amusement this ci,
Dancers sable Brothers and Sisters Xcrobat. singing
dancing &c, Performances every night at selock Elk
ira on Saturday at Ss'clock.
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CIDNFrs INV NAP OF TWELVE NILES ROUND
~ New YORK. from entirely surveys showing Ia detail
thing q interest I'll as tbe usmesct all "
IteptIiy. lrieu So Fer sale at l7g Bresdvsy.
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DR IAwekrT CAN BE COMPLEMENTARY con-
~ suited at his once 81 Dey all private diseasea
The moot Obstinate yield his Of which
onths mercuris prpcpe Structures cured the
plan. The Victims Of solitary Indulgence also
sppiy, vita certainty Of cure. onee 81 p.y street.
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NIAcALLisIE TEMPLE OF ENcHANrMENT. cur

Ivl pese Assembly Rooms.-Fout tn aud Last Serios OF
Magical soees Thursday Friday and saturday October
lth 18th aud 3th with entire change of rformance
commenting with the lnexhaustibe Fans 80 10. Cannon
Bat Swee'meats Lubins Frolcs; Gloves
the Nut The harlequin; Grand fatrotic feat Lucifer
Bell Glasses de Tatravelo; The Umbrella; Cuttng
Nose; Dsappearaucs of Madame Mac tcr at Pistol Shot,
Admission cent Sofa Seats 90 cents children half price,
Commence - o'clock.