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BOUpTY LANDS.

THE rIRsr REoIxENS or UNITED srArEs A3f
tlerr Volnn ia the cf 1914 1918 ssd tSL<
uresr the mnsnd y Col Astrev sitohsr Notice here
~ given tt We e',ss s e 70 ssid res ne,s
ie- AZ Law, Me- rs Wall street. in the q New York,
re.esssry pagers enable cainan M beusty issa 10
secure their warrants. J. RAPELYE. lac Adj.
JOHN D. BR0vN, csss.
CoIDiERs, AND ALL OTHER PERSONS HAVING
- eIars snd uroer the rcceni Dcrnty Land tst
srrs~etior 10 t,s sus
.s,i,, a. kls ofee 10 fssssu street. New rort
,edcusiy aHd rrtn - Reasonable terms ey ear M Oh
ssinss ,hfcush ssy etser channel W. LGIIBssr.
III UrfiCERs AND SOLDIERS AID asins %
N all serres ~ Gres w.. vhe<hev Ia
x,sp Rrifish nc,ican. ear rrceute their herry
ara fortrvi,h BY seriyins - he uass states ls.s
x.s,,v l12. vrpadway Oses oyer frow eish' o,ssek,
rextinr, Is ARE eds n, evening a. JAS NVtAS-
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DANCING.


nAgCfEG AcADEKY.-yADAMg GRAyTER. UtTs
- Nile DstIfdns) will fer The A.eommodA.ion q her
T gSp aE:r y. I :, mo- r
seho ard AZ her residence - Leonard street whsrs oo
at ali LOurs. unIsss otssrwiIs engaged.
MR. NrrINs DANCING AyDw aLIZISG ACADE-
w Nshsksreafe Hotel private entrance 2ts william
young ass. sn2 gss,srs al eish, oecef Coz NJ
ssr ne ss S rs n a. sas a ss
.yis Terms nodstate ate no ext,s charge f1y sss ns
CusRRUAUD's ROOMS 20 WHITE srRIEr-sEssRs
~ x.srssnc ard osilyie and NJ. A. Iaansy' DH3siss
9, hali p.st o'clock r. NJ for rertemss On rednosi,y
bays Of nsirae,ss fsssasy and ss;srdsy Or s,isies.a
In ths eyergg sud Wedaesisy aud Saturday in The after
notn. fer ladies'. misses sra matters.
n ANGLING AcApEEY.-slGNoR GHERARDI. THANH
~ iu tet hs KIND p,tr0aas o lat ssssen yspssiia,
S az ssa. ina l' S SSeS.s f soI a. rs
zen q g.gs on sa,ardiy ossosss ,:so'.loss p y
.ss Or ts@ss ..sssd.i 20. Terms A.is taoWn on sS-
MADAN rEnRERo Most RESPECTFULLY AN
rally Of New York tha1has dseontnusd hor insiruo-
g,ss e iss sssSsSy L.. sess isSsrss
Asfs,s =, james vhe., very .nsa "a AID ,
dsi,.ss Madam F,rrro from her tne.lsss q hs E.ss,
iffsr ashs y TIA; aver r.trsnss'
s.ssras az that if ssrs and I'd sure, a
Augusta. she s persuaded. ~i give Eeseral sstsiseuon
DANCING ACTpEKY.-NApAMEA VGUiTA sr,
yANss nae .e beser 70 inform the lad.es ana ksat:.
men e rev York that she WILL b. the 18th Of Ocos ops
~ eceieoy 70 teach the elegant 81 DsneinH
N all i tr-sehes hsviag dcerm Ito retire fron NE
stage htc devote her entire time and attention 20 insruo-
uon. Madame Augusta has made Arrangement .isn hsr
ccrTepopdents ct Pgrfs Wears Ferrot CoralYt hafucr
Cslarius kahlie and Sco 10 receive all their hev comp2
tens Ter Qusdrflles Wsltses Pskss Cocns huem.ases
he &c. ad kas already received German Dance oae
NJ fon Aso the Drter and ka1urka Quasrnis.' .e VII
also teach all the SPANISH end Havana Qnsfrs hsehns
Augusta III be happy 10 axe gene au Win frnepe
o. Ladies Boarding Schools and viii sttnd private eAsse
Of net les than eight their residence kare reliance
may be placed By and gsrdisns % her
capacity snd deternnation % tupsr 20 her Inps al s
raccs 81 shat poprar mplishment Application ~
m,te At b.r dancing rooms, Il Howard street ron
o'clock to8
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WIN MCCORMICK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w Sale-Wm Mccormick 4 Co will sell this day at 10
o'clock all the furniture contained in two psrors ten bod
rooms and kit in the house. No. Us Duane
street The furniture cost short time snee S2o Terms
bsnkable money
L MURPHY, AUCTIONEER-BY JACOB BoGART.-
This 10 o'clock, the Auction Room, Flour and
Batter eonstables sale IA barrels hst quality Wheat
Four % barrels RJe Flour eo AZ tabs good fresh
Butter; boxes Prupos, small lot furniture, etc.
JOHN W. S0HERIEDYkE, Constable.
A uCTloN NoTICE-A VALUABLE COLLECTION or
n Monoehromstic and Oil Paintings, Pastes aad En-
gs-Parson Burr will offer for sale at auction on
saturesy Oct 49, at o'clock precisely a. their rooms 3
Broadway the only collection OF those celebrated Paintings
noyn in Europe Monoehromatie in this country They
will be found worthy the attention OF conneseurs in the
hne arts Also. aehoce collection Of Aneen, and Modern
Pain tings Pass Ensravngs Sale without reserve
the LThest bidder whole he examined by csta
lozue Friday. MICHAEL HGNkY, Auotioheor.
CROCKERY, AT AUCTIoN.-w W. SHIRLEY WILL
~ sell at auction Ft}dAN morning. at half past 10
Catalogues ut store. An assortment OF glassware
Store to let.
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DANCING AcHVHNY.-NApAME AuGUITA ST.
CAI.IFoRNIA.

OeprN a BAYSrs-tRIcHD l. oGDGs, ruos, !.
" Hayne~ l-Wholesale sat Cener-l toNmission ser-
chants Ben rrancses Calfornia. kAshasdse ecnsgnee
" ss Ill he rsced board aud solo ~ SAN
Riee-thns avoiding ell risks ~ fre etc. kesr ~
Sayk Co, Ney York Joseph s.nssr d. LnsMa =
Euttrrs. DO; B,rv etevens do Cenan, uopktnsk C.-
De- Ccokhs eznsh, co. y. r. Hsyss DO. Rssd ksvs
Albany.
TAYLOR a DE- RAuTRE, FORWARDING AND con-
u misacn merchants Chaxr~s. ". GIVE are new pre-
pAsed 70 forward soos. havins nns hsht
trsesht tests sf Isdia ruhher covers suiss 70 ths
ssvasscaesN With Rssssk %, tsssycrtAuon Mssk' ~
Gssvc~A sAA Cvsces there viii be 40 Aey ueon We
sshnna n.KTAYLnR, late u Hail. more
r. DE BAufRE. lsts Of rsw Orleans
Rsferssce In Eev York. j. ,-srd Seas. - beceAvAl
gvr Aseat are H. Haas ~ Beaver street. Cer-tn. brc
ss~>o. Cssif~~~sA
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TnAyEILERs' GUIDE.

NJKw YORK AND PBILApRLPHIA-NEw roRk
IN philss.IpAis ptrect.unit~d tsss~s eafi Linz
!sr.ysA " hours v.s Ne. Js,..y ks.lre.arsss re-
Ecv yovk ss A. ~ from foot q Co.rlsnes street 80
lA.r sd 2. NJ iron fest 81 Liberty sesss. , sssw
walnut street.
rAnpHS AND Assor RAILROAD LI!I ros PEI
s'soes f'nn h, ...s~sc.s yoHE PoTrSs dsiiy tiun-
day. sse.rtss IRON rssr Ne. l. rsrsh Avu. rAs-fsss
,laas ana ~ psesA
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AMUsEmENTs IN pHMADELpHIA.

RARSUM's MUSEUM, rHIIADELPHiA-P.T BARNUM
- Propristor and MANAGER Henry Sanford, assistant
nanagsr bors attraction Another slegs.t MeodrsuA
ma called "hasahello. produced In superb manner snt
entrusted to Lost reliable cast Also variety sppro-
pirate and entertaining pieces psrformGnces daily
eemnepoibs At three and half pas. ooioh The on
cents. Ghildren under ten years, 12k cents.
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on the morning % ia. 2gta aitiuo. second attack
made by the uolstsiners, ua l.r tn. nand Of
Colonel Won der rans on the town Of Fr.dsricstadtt
Two companies OF the Hol.t-in-r sssd the ydsr
and attacked 1onningen, which, after tso hours'
action aba pdoned by the Danes 1t Is stated that
y.four Dauish prisoners had been brought into
Lupdsn,
The chief attack OF the uolst-insrs against Fred
eTicstsdt wss made iTom suderutspe
Ths koino Zsifung has telegrsphic despatch nom
mburgb Of the Both uitmo sstiug that the schiss
wig Hostsin.rs had attacked and carried WITH the
be- yonst two Of the sDtenehmenta OF fredsrcstsdt.
They took fourteen pieces OF artillery. II IL also
stated that Fredericttadt IL nov surrounded on all
sides.
More recent sdyices state that. at Eimshorn, re-
port was current, brought by the land poet from
Heide that ronningsn again In possession Of the
Danes.
letter from Copenhsg.n, 2sth uit On TIE cel'Ens
Gazette states that the Mig was about 20 publish
proclamation Addressed to the slsteiu people sum
nonng the insurgents to make their subm scion within
twenty -four hours. This prsclsmsti1u would u is
said be signed BY the great pOSsrs III the rebel. do
not submit within the prescribed time, the Danish
troops will enter Uolstein.
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CLOTp.,Se.

II rLhflz ~srrR AND TAILOR INrosxs us
n'shus. and the public that he has retuvucs uon
rams latest styles dress coats rants, aud waist
Ssts ready fo- inspection. at his rooms NO. ID
NrceduaS.
y n00 INDIA RUBBER COATS, CLO.Ks AND
O,OOO fonchcs. manufactured By the sue.erihsr.
WIDER new Taten' superior 70 any Nscnnirsd kubesr
ever before offered che r,srhs, y Liberal terms "
desers. u0EACr n. DAY, - CoursiAndt street.
CAST orr CUNNINGHAM orr cJoTHrNg-LA.
~ dies rneuen obtain tn. highest for csst
w,se Tor TFyHNsry III go nvca1 way s.ars LADIES'
ettescsi Nv srs 1sv-rstvse.
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AMUsEmENrs IN BROOKLYN.

pRooKLyN kuSEUM-LEssEKS, kE5sRs. LOWELL
- Kns-Trcaiurer. Mr. >. a. Jsekson-Fifth nsst Of
the OF Mr. and Mrs. John Breughs. and Or.
and Mrs j. seanSrris.y evenings October ~ 1850 win
MI Brousham CHARLIE, Mr. Lovsi Aninadab sleek, Mr..
sle:a hra Delnain nrs Breushaui Mrs Torrep, Mrs.
Lowell; Lady Creamy Nrs Dyott; Emma, Miss
70 eensiyde with the farce called YOUNs ENGLAND
Ioclsy, Mr.. slosn Mrs. Poolsy, hrs siean Mrs. 3me
Hrs Dyott Adroisss rs o.sts rsserv.d seats gH
brooklyn xUSEUE.-A CAEB.-xR. BRoUGHAM
~ RESPECTFULLY his benefit 70 take place Sau
cay Oenler H when viii be prevented the vorit comedy
Of LONDON AS.URANCE-srB areourt Courtly, trst time,
GT Lyme; ressn, Mt bTougha LaTy Gay Sp-nter krs.
Brougham. With ether entertainments In whsh Mr.. aad
MRS sieen viii appear.
MosTAgUE HALL. COURT sTREsr. BRoCkLYN.-
lsl MI Charruaua and Mrs. Lsnnay have the
inform the gentlemen Brooklyn tA there will
ning class under the instruction Of Mr. Ogve every
Nor fy and Thursday o.. half ~ M
the st instant At tho assembly OF tho shove place
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TlNRIPLER EALL.-TuIs EVENING, FRIDAY. lsrIl,
Anna Bishops Grand Opening Coneer, will be repeated
the magnificent scale that Of last night. Fro
sramms Of Madame Anna Bishops Opening Concert Thurs
day Evening, October l7th-Part LII Grand SYMPHONY
srie q Andsnte con moto; schsrlo and slie finale
e. Reotaiye Al Tempo OF move. Cavatina, Ah susndo
ia ktsio, UgS Donifett sung by Madame Anna Bishop.
Aria I'll ieIms. Semiramide. Rossin sung by sisnOr
Noveli. 4. Grand Chorus-Calm of the Sea. (Meerors
ss pecrpt!ys Of th. ayful calm upon the ososn the
sight OF lsnd fret time in this country Part H.
IL overure to the romantic opera OF Euryanhe Weber e
keeitn.ive 80 Suzaana osvatina Dove sono 10
hons d Figaro sung BY Madame Anna Bishop, Mozart.
Grand uatoor Prisons magnificent doube grand piano
forte BY four eminent professor kecitatiye When the
sheep tho fold" Ballad, Aud Robin Gray" by
Madame Anna Bishop Pull chorus, Halleujah Messiah,
Handsby the principals full chorus and grana orchestra
the whole under the sle dire elton Of MT Boehsa Tickets
collar each to All part. Of the Hall To be had at the oee
f5i Broadway second the music stores and at the
Hall, Concert TO benin at oclock-Dsors ct O'clock
Books containing programme l2n cents. To-morrow
Saturday evening Third Monster Concertentirey
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TAYLOR A DR. RAuTRE. FORWARDING AND cor
WASHING.

w AsntSe MADE Easy on now TO vAM cl0rgn
w vithort fssorfNe b-s iys-em " THE vcvis rs(uve
% maen,ses r~vsdcrs rsess se,ss q sta.r ~ A.
e< fssvuetfsrs p,sir s.tees cheap snf &c ~ h@
.syvhers r-ise sally 81 -ory csh .rserf - ssAs~v
7f'vNr rstcnt t~ratgssA 4 Ana E!s-ss S.ssa- <----
Ass kssA-
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PUBLICATIONS.

CIRsr sLRiEs or TWELVE SONGS JENNY LIND
II husic-New and rcruisz Music. The folio wing beau
ufui slisetoa q uye lost rubhsh.d snd Tor sale By
TlklIt, POND n CO. rranklin square
eksukL q. IoLLfs w Bscsavsy
JrNNY LIND htSfI.-Cr~~tins W America. eelebratsd
prize Herdsmas Icho song Tsss this Late.
ard the ssidsn sornisx sossi cseii wander ss.aish
Iaicartlle Bird song Love ssd ridsltr FESTIVAL
Hermit snd the Walden NJ he sd See Waves The above
coecon forms th. hrst ecsiss twelve songs
Jenny Lima 81 her concerts In America The trade rrsfs.
on. sgshe throughout the united States Supplied on
the nost r0asen ALE terms.
TIRyB, POND q 90. I rra.tlir square.
SAMUEL g. <oLLrE gD broadway
EREE MASONRY IKrosLD. BY koRcAN-twAR-
rsnted fsnuineI-rrice dollar Also the Monk ~
Lewis severn auterarh tters o. Madison Jay Haml.r,
kt Hodge views In India o psases fois Ovids Arr OF
Love- Icndon edition. scoss Wsrss Pans edition sseter
with tho fnst oose,isp Beoss IN city Tor ssis by
JOHN r. NEAGIE, los Sasasu ~.
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The Arctic Expedition.


The rrince Aibsgs, C0Bms der for-yth, arrived st
Aberdeen the % inst from the Arctic regions.
she brings some esh nof nation regarding the poei
u and prospects Of tn other expeditions sent In
search a Sir John rTansln IL vas stated By Capt.
ssundsrs Of the North Star, ihst the Prince Albert
pears that Capt Forsyth wa unable to accomplish
this although he t-ice attempted 70 drag the sose
tn. ice 10 thsse poiuts, and failed Here ssf
pih "a, .sneriosn trigaHae 9drancs' and .rsnges 10
scoompanV hsr Csgs fluid and up Barrsv's strsats.
he tb.s proceeded O. Cape spencer, at Wellington
Channel where he met ~th penetrabls barriers
Of ice On the 25th Of August nnd ng further search
u-,es here lie bore up aud ssat Nr sno- the second
oficer In oonmsnd TO examine Cape Riley. Here ks
found ne .fd,aHcs again, bat sss arrSaad ar.
snov found traces Of nys OF FIX tents eucsmpmenss
offc.rt aud men In Der Sssstys service Tbs Assst-
sucs another vessel Of the English expeditions, hsd
been here two days previously aud left the following
HER sAJEsTY's ARCTIC SEARCHING KrrrDrrros.
This I. % ny that C.pta. omnsun.y with N. 90
srsn csps Riy the lea husus 1850 -lrs b. iouss
,sI. ,tss se'ssy r,s,ss .sss .om. patty s.iosrss V
,S s.i.., .sr. az ~. a. ,,r,s % h..yss s.;':y
.s party ms ss. 70 ave posie. the, ssesy q rrc-
-. ,s s.. s..' s.ss s q ssrs
sn B.rr... strait. -,hou, ue.,iss vih .sy
Ssssi 10 ..sis y fSr,Ssr ,sss. sir ysss fSsainss
bsss % board Of Her y.l..,ys ship A..a... .scsps
The iesmen Who we're employed IN examining thee
rem aims found rope With the Wool ~ich mars on "
evidently bsiopsng veses that had ben stsea cut
the Erebus or the Terror. Mr. ssos len = notice tnS
the Prince Albert had called on Cape hi'ey on NE
25tk 81 August
After making this examination the Prince Albert bore
up for Cape rorh on The e.stern side o. fusce ne
ss,ts Ini.t. the Who'll. efths ialst wss blocssd ~
-,th solld lc~ ON exploring ths land here, Ne sssv
found a cairp Of stones evidently gs.hered End put
N Nv some party but trace OF snythnG that could
,na,ests that Sir John Frankin ksA bees thsre Mr..
snov len too ss-es Of pemniess 10 being hcgslese
10 srpee Be able 70 get through the bay vhtsh vas
IN. pripoips duty which Commander Forsyth had as-
.,ep.S a. himself and his vess~ being toe small
counter tn. rgors Of Arctic winter he resolved -
return 20 Eugsna and stb this viev steered soupss
20 the YARD snS made Poesesstcn Bay ths 2oth
Of August Here he made another Search bat without
discovering ssy OF the missing expeAttscu. 10
yes fouoA n - the Re~@lute had been here the 1h
Of August On the "a 81 September the Prince Albert
sox into rond'r Bay Mr. hpo~ sert ashore hsse
" essaine ou peints n land. but on mono ef thsa
~ould spy traces b~ fouod 20 ~ ,. Frsnklin- Len
ropds nsy on the 10. aud made the psessss ho~s N
. month
Commsndsr Forsyth has thps rIorsd regions vhish
Sir gsm.s Res unable " reach ls~ rear We vas
"a ws<hrstop. spd also ct Fury Beach point vhssA
hss 49, $50 ~ v~~s~i fn- t~~-tv v-s~e
ys.t. An. -sst VI rss ssssN % bsnns ssy vsvs
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WALLnALLA, IS CANAL sTsEET, OPPOSITE TUE
w New Haven abroad great hit ovsr-
flowing houses witness the unrvaed female minstre
This band stands upril sed beth for beauty and musical
talent. Ihs wonderful Arab girls whose 10
greeted with shouts Of appreciation every nght The sr
fnal models porsonttod by the most shhru ing formed
Performance to commence, at o'clock in the Asrnsen and
~ IN tAa evening. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS seste Ex cents
psr-pette - esate A ball every night.
rlNo THE THEATRICAL PRorEssloH.-skyERALL LA
dice and centensn ere r.q.rsa for good, permanent
situations. Apply, post paid, to CHAS THO5. PAnSLoE
ThestriSsi Agsnt, Durton's Theatre. N. Y.
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EDUCATION.


RoARDINc AND DAY SCHOOL 20 NINTH STREET
~ betEs,h First and Second svsuse,-his. Gram Prne
d Rs seS Pro.e ana Sossy
with sopreent teacher. 20 direct the reading Of yong
Sstaehsd 70 his irSisuIiOn Lessons given In Drawing
from London where she has acquired experience IN 90.
q ne beet sst"o' wishes 10 eeye,e few hours 70 the
Address n. H.. At Tie ofiOe Of ,hiI paper.
A TRENCH GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FINDA rAvI-
Addrost BY letter GIN d.. Herald once.
A YOUNG LADY IS pEsiRous or EwpLoYiYo rwo
prvso family Tie rSutos u study VIII ""srsu. 40 fs.
bh sduesop eoubin.d With french. Drawing aud hasie
will have immediate attention.
AN EDUCATED GERMAN LADY, VINO SPEAKS
pIoyss ether he Whole or Ter Of H. IA, IN soSa fslr
nc Noue BE ratd IN rvinE Lessons on tie piano
N,ilsTois street. WiIs@sEurshs i'''' -" ~ ~
pISNAssnIP.-TERss REDUCE D osE-uArrj VIZ
g TOT q a ,'s s',.a. q 40 ..sa
sS 5 s: sss e ss
Sssrsass ds s, iP slstt ne s.I us, bis ,T,,ss
" commercial tIondsa secretary esrysi wsmSsr o.
sp. & ass :: nj sss' s.
sss t and % 'f. s:u sTJ %. r'rs
vho ssnno da.h % bi. h:9shs IN .sas,erir ia., As
~. can fellow eegy uns, - sSy ,apieyn.Ss:
saet above TIE lady offsshion elegant
ful Land 10 r3isTtafGAs IL b the prominent ndca-
uen of retired Taste aId would 20 ind
clown in ilhcs az lady deficient In Of the
neee;ssry and Useful Of accomplishments In the drawing
room CT the be- 1o To the ef Business handsome
tusne style u pcursanip abstlutsy ssseatiaguiss
~ nueh so kuowlstE- Of arishmeic To the neshaas
sud the tradexMsn the bone aud sne Of
far hhd b no lees valuable fer speo heaoss cannot Re
drawn out, agreements written, tcoks bills made
cut without Ibis easily learned but mos np9rtaat
suiI,neht 70 hosh ftss 20 gu slsssos eVnaios. pro-
ftsisrs trades SUD c2linEs, quiof, clear and enfor
style o. Penmsnfhp h With the ersepss Of resins. The
most indispensable n all ksgrdions Mr. Goldsmith usuli
W eoneluston that 81 many Thousands Of pupils 20
whom 10 hrs Given stion, who ~ing
ttNote ordinary atsncn hs sesna failed
sscod vrter and be Jusised 10 stating that the very
test rnmn IN tts tnit~d states, some % them teaekr
aud others N private life have selursf their estrsrny
dxtofiy with The PEA unesr ks tuiuon circulars AZ the
rooms, 20 Broadway.
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AnEU1EMEN.rS.

-
ID Mr.; J. II. Hsil-Fndsy evening 0esehsr is.h, win be
S sn a.n Mr.
s sPs SsP er's NJ ct Ssuidsa sA9n
Scott Gen csr,.stis, Mr. Bowes Kate Putnam Mrs Wal
sSt viii sing one Of her most popular SONGS Ts.
SFrisis M with n' S as sspa ss
wsmyss. Boxes. IS cents; Pit. 1917 cents.
PgRToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREEr.-FRIpAY
b T !: srssa Sas s'
her, sie%s fsi ay ss y S r.
MI. e aas With sSs ~ * s9p!
sn, aSsI Nj surt's H Fsy Mr. mS%sa
Paqus = o.sss FAMILY Circle % sSns Dsss s Cpsn az
6S oeosk Performances commences at IA o'clock.
NATloN.h T thea! = =, STREET. NEAR
=
5ssIsss, sassoa M t dEI:.n AfSr which 4.
Sson A y K, WIN MSos "a NIk q
Forester Mr. lie Favor; Richard Braxsy Mr. N B. CLARK;
d a9 P ,. Mi boxes. S. s in r.ss2 isa r TX
The cosnittss Of Arrangement have EN- much i
qualification in stating u at the entire direction Of the
S my S enabled Paas S;sss
sSsTss H ss % MIS- b M:
f9 ens
and Es sanS the saans s N Mr. f.
Pnrdy hi.: Mary TAYLOR. Miss Taylor and Mrs.
John Seton, Mr.. ehenfrau and Shetons Brass Band,
have also literally Admission so cents to ali
parts u the hOussSaturday evening, October 49, the
eItanments will with favoriJe Overture, by
kiblos celebrated orchestra After which, will be PLAYED
the excellent comedy, two acts, of BACHELORS TOR
NEE rs; or, The Village GosspSr. Singleton, Mr.. Blake;
Johnson; Captain Twdsry. Mr. copland John Grab, Mr..
Emily with sorg, Miss Daily Julia Miss Z. TAYLOR;
Fanny, Miss J. Bill Miss nalvina will dance the Pas
Ariel. Sheltons Brass Baod will appear, full uni
form the stage and perorr several Of their hes pieces
After which, the bul etta in act CT PERFECTION;
the Cork LesCharies Paragon Mr. G. Clarke; Sir Law
Paragon. Mr. skerrett; Sam, Mr. John sefon
Makens9 HISS Nary Taylor Susan. Mrs, Ioha Seton.
written expressly for the eccason, by Dr. Norhs Pas
peux, by Miss Walters and Mons. Frederic. A fsvorto
Overture by the Orchestra conclude with the very
yorie farce OF POOR PILLIooDDY-Johp Peter Pill
coddy, Mr. Burton Captain OSsuttle Mr.. Johnston Mrs.
Plleoddy Miss Hill Mrs 0Scuttle, Mrs. Jones' Sarah,
Peoddys maid. Miss Chapman. Doors open half past
six; half
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REWARDS.

G SREwARD, roRTHERErURS OF LARGE Ria *
VIZ New fcunGsnd Dog, with white aud tail ,pp,
With white He was lost on tbs 10Th inst, from 9i Fourth
street.
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TIVE NINsTgELs CURsE-A GROUP IN MARBLE
by Charles uuiier-Ths work OF which
great GOLD medal at the Rational Exhibition A. Ps. s9
Is the public Of tn National
Academy Of Dcnyu tbs Broadway opposite Be I'D.
Inittnnse AZ ss.sss .iehats Open
n. TIL lup.h
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Jenny LIMBS NEXT GRAND CONCERT-IS CON-
OF the unavoidable and unforeseen delay the
eompetior Of rpler Hail. Broadway opposite Bond street.
Mt Barnum has the honor that Mile. Jenny
Lind's next Grand Concert in New York will positively be
given in said Hail. Wednesday Evening, Oct 2d, aud
that her will le continued at the place. every
friday Aont and Wocnesd day. until further notce
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s'f lss-. hyh, sesd driver sss stylish; had sd
scurd just frtm tte ccuntsJ. Can b.
teneJts Helpers sssle. avs s>ventsenh street nssr
Nitth Avenue. Price eiN.
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stcut ieaviss the uty fss Hse wishes ssrc~. 81
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stables. ~ ast ~ Mercer stre~s.
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seated s<er buiit " srees 10 ker fort N ne
approved style abt sehsastisl rs.nsr ss.rr
t@en ussd but three Al~s, v~ brhf, <nt snit
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vii 10 soi1 low tbs s-n~r sssut 70 -s-r hs ssy.
ssso verr fsst tey yssrs olf. tts hAsss hNN
has ,re.tedie r ris qe cod vsrr~~t>d r-suy ss-nd
Arry D. w. Nsrriss livery ss~s'e In h~7s-on str-~S
nesr Br~.ovsy.
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= 81 faf Z ] ~ - .
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NKANkLlk MUsEUM-l75 CHATHAM SQUAE6.-TKt
n performances given daily, commencing at oelosL
In the Afternoon and at ha in the evening Tn
varied and select snd such be
ct NO other place Of in New York consstins o.
Leag Female Ethiopian Opera Troup htesh per
formers being the largest aud the time tbs
talented band in the United StsteA troupe Of Model
fists selected for their figure
personate number OF beautiful tsbleaux, skon from tat
pictures Of an ioat and mo-ern tmesA company
Girls who through variety of Of strength
terri uadamc Roshlne. the only Female Jugyer in Is,
uord-ssner Edgar the best ventroquist and Magician
e1stenos With variety Of amusing Peformanee AZ
terDoop and evening Admission Stage seats SIX cents
Boxes IS cents; PaTquetts l2L osIts.