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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-25

SACRED CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF
"A the Churcb.-A Sacred Concert will be given at st.
Peters Church. New Brighton, Staten Island Sunday
the 10Th OF August ander the OF the popular
max harstIek who will be assisted by Ssnora Bertuoca
hsrstIek Patt Perrin Bensyentsno and Noyeiall Of
occssontogethsr with fnl Orchestra and Chorus PRo-
GRAsNE: = Overture, full Orchestra; Pro Pesostis,
from Sabat Mater by Signor NovslliRossni Outs est
homo from stabat Mater sgnora Bertueca and ,gnora
Perrin-kossini Fac ut Portem from Stabat Mater, by
sgpors Amaia Patti Ros'ini D. Inhsmmatus from stabat
tqre full Orchestra Cavatina, from Nebuchodonoor BY
sgnorina A. Patt-Yerdi g. Hymn, ALA yergine dee
grazie BY Signor Benevsnt ano-Amodie Aria, from
hserere by Signora Perrin-ponixs ii Ave Maria from
Lomhard by signora Bertusca-Ye o. Pregkiere dc
hIse, by sgnora nertueea PATTI Psrrin siga9ri No
Cor Mr. Max ksretlek Concert commence at
o'clock r. NJ The boat will leave ihe Island for New York
at six, and o'clock p N. Tickets One Dollar To be
obtained Of the following In New York etyRev
Or Cummings, 81; stephens Church Kew NJ M'Carron,
g. Josephs Church kev. Wn Quin st. Peters Church
a. Hargous, Esg; Hon B. O'Connor DR.. Fraser Chas.
shea Ess. In BrookyB Rev Mr. McDonough, st. James
Church On staten leland j. b. Lssala Esq Bdward W.
Tiers, Esq Jules Renard, ESQ., Thomas Y. Davis Esq
Siaadns Gignenn Lsq Purroy, Esq EbH Tiers.
stores bartlett Wexford Aston Bouss J. G. Drum
goole, 443 Crand street DUNCAN Brother, l5 Fulton
street and from anye tie Sections Of the ahoe Churches
CAsTLE sARDRN.-THE PRoPRIETORs HAVE THE
~ honor Of announeing that they have made arrange
nents with Dodworths celebrated Cornet Band who
give Grand Concert of Sacred Music the above
heent saloon, Sunday evening August 5 1885, The Cos
moramas newly arranged and brilliantly lighted will Afford
Amusement to the Admission, l2 cents To
ns Italian Opera Company. Ne postpeaesnt Of
weather.
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I MON COURSE, L. I;-TRofTING. THURSDAY, Az
~ gust 18th, at o'clock p. n. Purse asd stake $500:
two mile heats in harne,s Mr. James BRIDGES names CHI
1ruseej Mr. George sp names Honest John Purse
s mile heats in harness. bes. three in dve free for All
pacing hsrses that never purse that unit
Entries to made at Green Maddsns Tuesday evening
by looclock Three more TO make aad two to
SPICER & McMANN, proprietOrs.
T1NIoN COURSE, L. L-TROTTING, SEPTEMBER L.
$50 to second rest September 18TH purse $780, mile
$500 three mile heats in harness. $50 to second best En-
September Sth by o'clock N. Three to make
Union COURSE, L. L-SEPTEMBER 3Dru.-PURsE
$3.50 mile heas best three in five a. harness October
7hPurse $3.50 mile heats in harness. for all entire horses
Entries to be made at Green Msddens September h by
o'clock Three more to make and to start
SvICER 4 hoMANN. Proprietors.
RED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNp.-TRorTTNG.-A
~ OF S25 Will come of Monday the 18th inst
soelock hile heats best in s. in harness Closed with
the following ertres-Mr. g. r. enters Flora Temples
Mr. d. W. enters b. 6. Starr Mr.. b. Van Cott enters
Pathfinder.
CH0OTING MATCH Ar HOBoKEN.-oN TUESDAY.
- August 18TH at Y scloek there will be several private
matches and shot or Of great interest at Bob
links This the hrt time sporsmen have bad oppOr
unity Of great at these BIRDS and less than
third the expense Of pigeon shooting.
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aFortune.-A large and superior Panorama, of q
serious subject with moving figures, lighting
packing eases curtains and requisite for exhibition
be purchased for thousand dollars the
tbs material The Panorama OF the ast elass the best
painted in the States and has been exhibited
owing TO the proprietor being engaged in other
certain fortune attends its exhibition smaller PIANO.
Of Broadway exhibiting the aide Of this cele-
street ron Union Square downward showing
building with singular be for three
hundred dollars. This beautiful picurs Of great
and the last work Of the celebrated Bengosh IL would
be very desirable acquisition to complete
settof Magic Lanterns Phantamagora Dssolvng Views
with three hrt class lanterns nearly French
slders with mechanical action of the very best mako
medium tubes, holders, generators. &c. all complete
Price three hundred doar.he cheapest lot offered
Purchasers apply W. Burton, THEATRE Chambers
street, any day, between ten and three.
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The ncrtsse Tor The third week In August this year
compared with last, has been-iH -four, l2Qo3 bbls ;
wheat 80 T0C bush; Indian corn, 1921 bus barley,
3J4s bush. The deficiency this year, compared with
last in the receipts from the opening Of pavgs
the 22d of August was-in -four 225 4s2 bbls wheat.
2ss 4O7 bush Indian corn 222 81 bush increase in
harley O-I
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v. Pslmer's business Mems Almanac
a. satisfied work which sh-us ~ in the hands OF every
business and lAboring man. Price Ia
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"A Wsdnssd. august 9Th 1852 fef the esnent Of the
Church OF ST Charles B0rromeo Brooklynrhe large
eommodious steamer NEW JERSEY, with baryes isehar
tered also, fun Rand Tetets50 ehildren half
Price. The loat will leave BrooKyB foot Of Main
~ O'clock An and foot q Paeih; street New York
foot Of Chambers street aud foot u 18th Mr.
at n oelotk c. Frnneheau Chairman OF Committee Of Ar
rangsmsnts; Edmond Roach, Treasurer 4. Leahy, and
II. byrne, Secretaries.
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49,, ...,n F.ii IInt fer ls,o.-eenin

the tiss.urs u srsuneing h.t on Wednssd.y ths 7rs
-. Fall Stys 81 Gsptlemsns Hat- fer
te ,,.h a, p.ssty ~ shape vii rn.sssrd any fshrs
h,'ker,o issnsd frs bic msssfsetory Re inves
With bat that has ever seer rrodus',
an" " Ans" IA BisaIssy. ;rss.lss sLF.as. ---sss.
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TpIRp ANNuAf. kycuRsroN or TIE sr. PAT.

THIRD ANNUAL kNCURsioN OF Tue ST. PAT
rick Total Abstinence Beneficial Society 20 Bidde s
Grove Tuesday August h the proceeds be given to
the orphan asylum The sVendid Santa Claus
ano N, harges Giboa aud star been
EafG also, Dodworths brsss hand The
aud harycs will leave the foot Of Csharae street East RI
A.. foot Of Canal street. North River At NJ;
arriving a. the Grove BY o'clock Rsturning, will leave
NeCrofs AZ 80 NJ landing At the foot Of Canal street
he COMMITTEE Of arrantcnsnt, respectfully inform their
nor trouble g make ibis he most coniorts aud
excursion q ths Tickets 90 cents eash be had
OF the eommttee OF arrange and AZ the boat the
morning OF the excursion; also at the following stores IL
r. Smelly. Bleecksr street; r. C0ddirgtop 6 B0wery;
joe herman, J Bowery; J. G. Dumgoole 3 Grand street.
Mrs. SaysIs, % Prince street. p j. corans, 100 Nassau
street v. DuneFan Bi Fulton street; Jas. uawkins i2i
Greene street N. BPrivate mrscis will not be allow
cd 90 play ths boa: haTes Philip Cofana. chair
nan; Jas Hawkins sscrstary; Patrick CiiAyher
MoNTGOsERY GUARD-GEAND CoTILLInN AND
TARGET kseursian 70 Flushing, l. T., hsndsy sept
2 lha. 1he errs aud commoious New jersey,
and 81 did barge L. H. heu chartered Tor the
sion Also Ntlss celebrated Brass and Cotillon Bands
The boat aud barge will leave Canal street. n. r. ~ A.
~ Pier No n. r. N foot of Catherine street, g. r.,
goelost A. NJ feiets y cents each - De procured %
Capt Tbos hurphey. rs Efrabeth streets VIZ. Po-sr.
70 Prince street n Phbins TOO Centre ana % the
memhes OF The Company general Also a. the dfcrsai
landings On the morning o. the excursion.
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EALEs nv AuCTIos.

GALE or IRJN sAFEs-wr MCCORMICK, AUC
- tioneer-Wm Mccormick n Co W n sell on Tnosdsv
At 10 o'clock ia the store No. - spruce tr oiun
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CARD.-A REPORT HAVING BEEN CIRCULATED
in this city, that have retired from the and
intend hereafter devote myself the teaching music
and as consider this assertion
inform friends and the public that the report has
foundation, and that ready accept any
that may be offered TO provided find IL consistent with
my interests. ROSINA PICD VIFTTI.
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In the F.oiian Pfsno-Fortes, manufao-
,,rsa by GILBERT Co, Boston, there united tho
fright Joyous tone. e he Piano, and he pure sus,at1ed
ard mellow " the Psror Oreaa N will look Ia AZ
al Brsadwny will find fne assortment Of these instru
meats They the most desirable Instruments for the
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EDUCATION.


SCHOOL TOR SALE. AT wfLLIAssBURGH LA
" nourshins Day school for bsys averaging ~ Ia Number,
with furniture, in plea ant Fl natl lev
livery facility good prost.he sehs,l win be ID
the most reasonable terms. Apply, poet paid, TO r. N.
Wilssx. z. 2. School Arsney, 800 eroadw.r
BOARDING SCHOOL,. MARSH, PRINCIPAL OF THE
ID Brookiyn Grammar School, will receive a fsw )oung
gentlemen into HE family experience offsurteea year.
,y instruston in French German, Latin. and Greek BY
competent insructs healthy stuaton, hind treat ren
moderate lev srtra warrant the
~ seffsferffo~ sff~esa Nargi.
ssss-,, bsv~Alyn, Il A. Rsfsrsases pnsxceptioNAAle
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DANCING.

~ three doors from Breadway.-hr. PERACHf0, Fro
lesor o. all the and fashionable Dances in the United
states and well known for bic uuiqne method % rendering
TIE most unkui pupils perfect in the uadcrnsn toned
dances Tin sir ssson four dances has the h0uor 20
pre- the public, having engaged Ar X. Aev, the hrst
darenf professor 10 all the rnitss states q America hs
TuI be will be abs heaesforth all seasons 70 UNDER
those lessons A. boarding schools both IN snd out Of
the ety. which he has hitherto been compelled refnse
and also CLASSES % young ladies AID gentlemen his aa
cemy Pk-llungaian Polte. nswly Invented ~ Mr. Pc
Iauhio, and tsecutsdty Mr. sonpaisr the broadway
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rnAVELLErs, oUIpp

lnLfPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE TO rWJADEf,-
stsamers Of ths ine rnaning rsrunrlY
teNe.n New Verb ans Philadelphia lsnsing ees ~ay at
,sre Wy ~ hordsve W.rss41-s 1nur-dgs. - s.. A.
s:Is ~. o. = !.:s srS ~tSsssi,s . H.t =
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A CLERICAL IMPosroR CAUoHT.--The clerical
impostor who has been making a tour over New
England, swindng everybody IN his travels,
known in these parts as Rev. Schlegel," the
name he registered az his at several public houses
IN this city, all OF which he abruptly left without
paying his bills, arrived in town yesterday mora
ing. from :" n trip down east, and to2k lodgings at
tb- Montgomery House. where he was soon ar
Itatei by police officer kinball, on charges OF
larceny and swindling. The prisoner left IN Gus
tody, yesterday forenoon, for Manchester, y. H.,
20 answer TO a charge OF larceny OF horse and
buggN belonging to Hill IL Co., he having hired
the inc and afterwards sold them in this city
Oa11nching Schlegel officer kimball found upon
N sariety Of letters OF Recommendation from
. endf6 cereymen IN all parts OF the country. His
csrd-case was filed with cards bearing the name
81 the late Distinguished Or. Neander, OF Berlin
Some letters found in his trunk were apparently
addressed 10 him as Mr.. Murphy. Dagueneotypes
OF himself and beautiful young lady, whom he
claims as his " intended" were found with other
fancy articles in his possession lie IS OF good per-
sosal appearance, and says he is twenfy-thFee
years Of age The sum Of snventy.five dollars was
found upon him, and papers and letters shown Z
that he has gone by the names Of Joler, Meur. and
Neander The most Of them dated at the
South and West but the following, purporting TO
have been written in Boston, will explain the game
he has been playing
REV IN. Tsrr.S Dear sir-Permit me TO intro
sues 10 your acquaintance aud Christian regard the
bearer, Rev D. Neander, pastor OF the First Baptist
5pauiry TO question his faith IN anti pedo Baptism
H nov convinced Of tie falsty but before changing
his faith and position, he We travelling for his health
and 10 bee ONE acquainted with our brethren. Any
attentions that you may extend TO him viii oblige
To the Rev benjamin Tappsn, D. D. Augusta, Me.
Itwas his intention To have started South ycster-
day afternoon, but he found himself coursing il for
the North TO take up his abiding place in the state
prson-BosiOn Atlas, August u
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OGDEN q HAyNEs-(RICHD {. OGDEN, rios j.
~ and cenerai eommssicn Merchants,
f~r Frsncseo, California Merchsrdise eonssned H
he placed board store sp and sold ~ ampis
AVOIDING All risks q SIRE se Refer toWm. ". CARY Co.
fsv yerk Joseph r. Sanger, dsy Lombard Brttrics
k.s.s X. s.ss..- E.y-.; v' a. osanAs
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Excl RSIONa.

EACURsIoS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY
II except ssturday-The Buralo will leave Thrteen th
street, NJ r. at ~ oclock Canal street IN; Grand s
oathehne ri Pier No. N r., "a. n, rsturnisg by 5s
r. NJ NfiEesanents aud hshpg tackle provided. Fars
. each way.
CAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD LINE FOR
" Phsderhia, at seven o'clock, A M and half past
oeoek. M BY steamboat JOHN POTTER. daily. tsun-
days exeepted from Pier No North River. RArs-Fiss
class ears. s.; second elase sars. 81
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SPON'FI sc,

CLNTREviLLE COURSE, L. l., TRoTTING.--A PURSE
~ OF Sl5O will be given Two mile heats in harness, to
come of Sept 3d. Also of $780, mile heats best
in harness. 10 on Sept The above free
for all trottng horses excepting Lady Suffolk and Lady
Moscow SIS will go to the second best in each En-
tries for the above purses Will close Wednesday evening
gust rs by 10 o'clock, at Green Maddens3 to
make q held to start to make a race.
JOEL C0NKLTN, Proprietor.
CRNTREvILLE COURSE. l.. L--rhorTING.-THE
follosng purses are offered come of August 3Oth
No. $50 mile heats best in in harness horses
that never ro ted for No. $50 mile heats
best in5 harness for horses that trotted for
No. 8, $780, mile heas TO and
driver to weigh 400 10: for horses that purse
No So mile heats best in g. in for horses
that $50 Ne s. $50 mile heats
best IN der the saddle, for horses that
purse Of $50 No purse $50 mile heats best in g. In har-
nsss for pacing horses that So All
Of the above purses to of August h entries TO ose
Monday evening August &C. by 10 O'clock at Green Md
dens or make field aud to make
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REV ARDS.

REV AxDS.
ONE MILL REwARD-RAN AWAY, ON THE 5rH OF
" Juy from the subscriber Samuel Lndlsy iadensd
Apprentices ~ the making business Thisis n forbid all
persons harsornr the boy ascount The above
reward and charges viii b paid for his and
delivery to me. JOSEPH A. RHODES,
Wiliiamsbursh, 4. l.
QE REwARD-Losr, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING
W last. Hair Breast Pin. with three Of pearls
arhed Alexander Muir. 10 MARIA Louisa either fourth
sttnus stage, at Castle Garden The abeve reward will
be paid ~ leaving "a At 80 Broad street.
/ Ton SATURDAY AFTERNOON, A SILVER
- Wateh. No. $50 made by X a q. Bessey, Liverpool
vas Lost cemins from shp Egustor Pier No. 45 Esst Ri
YER 70 ~ hxchanfe fiacs liberal reward will Ne riveu
r. any person hndns the same snd eavi -
sor the sane, ~ erer'd for sale.
II OST OR STOLEN. on SATURDAY EVENING .rH
IL fsstant Warren q sma tof
Havana liberal reward will be given one
back ~ Nc - warren street, And questions asked
POLITICAL.
rTENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT-TwELFrB AND
IL Ninstsenth WardsThe Committee eleeted 10 select
delegate represent this district the Democratic STATE
Convention TO be held At Syracuse the llt day o.
temter newt, met At the house o. Thomas starr Third
Thursday evening the 22d instant DR.. j. n
Nslne appointed Chairman and Cart w. STRIKER Jr
Secretary. Charles OConor unanimousy elected 70
represent this district In the State Cenyention.
j. n HRLME, Chairman.
e.Rpn n. srnnrR, Jr., Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUg.

i LUXURY FOR THE LIVING AND PROTECTION FOR
- the Dead.At 2s0 Broadway visible the greatest
inventions Of the sge: Idest ctibe arsxhsused Cof
fms which will the dead without change for
perfect protection against tagon The Greek Burial
Vase Of new and beautiful form passing all The nyen
tone OF past Burial Cases. fer reint Tor
keeping remains perpeualy Boxes for preserving Fruits
OF all kinds for years Also nearly 100 varieties Of elastic
chairs bedssads Lounges piano and stoos,
which far surpass in beauty hurry elegance and
TAIL ct s Broadway, by the keta Burial and Fruit Yass
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.s3o.Tsa3Oo

1otal. .SJO,ItfoOO S5l s5s,SOO
The whole amount ef tax raised this year 500 3s1
el being at the rate Of So cents every $780, The
amount raised last year was $l63,9o1 so. Increase
10 value of property sl,l7s, 5oo increase in taxes
s15,4so H.
The following table shows the quantity OF Of the
principal articles of produce left at tide water from the
Commencement Of navigation to the 22i of August In
elusive during the years 1885, ia days. 1872 ia days.
1850, 122 days.
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he FORESTS SPLENDID rAsHroNABLE FURNI-
~ ture and Upholstery, A. ~ Broadway nearly oppte
ne irving HegtsA. ths ,s.n,ivs and msEnaosnt fur-
every sr-roved sty1s Of Furnitnre Watcher fus Iph
l5th Cookie Egyptian, Elirabethnn or ehocest ParI-
Also. Decorsons In ssv stvle Of artistic arrange
every hind Of ROOM sr hed with despatch aud for
Akis charse.
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NATI0 NAL raEArRk CHATHAM STREET.
IN Monday evening" August &c, the sntsrta.nsnt- will
much admired drama by an Irish
Exile, entitled IRE LAND AS 1T IS Raggea Pat Mr. b.
lillian Dan oCarolan Mr. H. Perry; Judy Flagherty,
Mrs Williams Honor OCarolan, Mrs H. z. Grattan.
be followed by the farce Of IN AND our OF ruACEhr
Punctilious Etiquette, Mr. Thompson; ave characters by
Hrs Williams To conclude with the farce of
ERICK BOY-Paddy Niles. Mr.. Is. Williams Doctor Coats.
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NIBLO'S-DRUNKARD. ROUGH DIAMOND ISLAND
~ Of Jewels Mrs John Seftons first BeAedt this as
tsbiishmept August 18th viii be acted for
the fret time here the popular drama Of the DRUNksRD
To be followed by Buekstones comedy Of the ROUGH
DithOkD: Concluding with (42d and last time) the
ISLAM ID OF JEMELS -
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CREGORYs CALIFORNIA ExPRESS-THE SUB
VI tcribsrs VIII forward their Express per steamers
philadelphia 2sth Asgus and Crescent City pse ber
ehprers should leave their goods the oee prior the
Cav sailing Parcs only received the morning o. the
isy the steamer lenves Terms reasonable.
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Managers and AGENTS lee Pearl o. Wall street.
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DANoRAMA sALOoN-4l3 BROADWAY CORNER OF
Lispenard street Exhibition free. The paintings
too well knovno require description the addition the
spendid statue YcEH the Greek Slave the rsat Oyster
city.
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AmUsEM BNTD.

RRoApwA! TnnArax-E. =. AnsE IL SOLE LIS
- ;all = I,:.':,s1 =: .1-,s.. ::.:.y = sosix
si.ss..r. Fisasrisi; sharp n..sAsvs; sssss vAs.s
Lady Clara, Mss AsSsrtsa; ossrgisaAy Mss osivia;
LAay Yraskn NM Wild Af,er which she Grand diver
tistnspt FEsrIvAI OF FLORA In Which Mics Ads
:amsS fare ~ fiIrIcfioNi re 1.a O ; !,
Tier. 70 ssstG Gallery l2h sesN Dsers epss &c Y
NiBLo's GAkDEk-BENEFIT OF MISS NARY TAY-
sne hs Last %. I've % q. s.r. - the
sssel Private boxss s. Doos syss - Sssrssx psss
sommsnse at assek kansgerv-Mesu v. Chipnsa dale
and John ssfsen great bill Presented 70. pa bile
seteptsnce consisting ~ three spiesdd
SSrseous EitIavssanaa, Histsrio Sketch; ana h.nos
iee supported by the full Of the Alen Ted
Monday evening August &C. Overture BY the erehsstrs
leader sgnor La Mama After which, the stmirAbe and
spieL did sxtrayaganza Of the ISLAND OF JEW ELSGt-
gingerbread, tbs Great Kss Of Pharitss Mr. Nekiasos
Ppnes Prett clio Miss Hickpson waiting
on the Princes Miss Mary Isylor be followed by
hstorsal sketch. called THE KING AND CONEDIAN-
Stabses the Comedian sr SiskpsoH; Countess Potzep,
Jenny LlND-Barcn swigton Beery Mr.. walcotti Jenny
Lind Misc Mary Taylor. wednesday John Sefton's
Benefit Look out for a bill unusually attractive.
AJIBLOS.-DRUNKARD. ROUGH DIAMOND ISIANn
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nAGUERREorYPE PLATEs-IHB suBsCRIBER Is
~ the only agent for Louis T. Bishops plates WARRANTED
SUPERIOR 70 any made lie will sch thea With rriv-
uego Of returning those that vout give saao
ten 80, just reesived Dasurreoyps Frames, Loete,s
vidToR BISHOP. Importer rs Maiden Lsn.. ~ stairs
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RuRroNs ruEAraE,. eHAxBIKs srRsEr-MoN.

u day evening" 70, VIII DO play04, entreIv
drama, three called CON suELo T. cANTATRICE
Sand celebrated novelCount
ssn Mr. Fredere Anxoleto, primo tenors At the
Mr. Jordan; Consuelo the Canstree hrs RUSSELL Gorilla
Tie sxcessively laushabls farce of CRIMSON csIMEs
Mr. Holman: Mrs fright, Mrs. Skerritt Boxes 80
Family Circle rs cents Doors open ~ quarter past Il
begin at quarter 10 8 o'clock.
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TERoME'B cL9cEs--lOQOcO CLOCKS or EVERY
description, Manufactured Ia the United stses aeng
which are o. Ca o o. o. round and sharp Gothies Extra
Column Cothics. kanne Levers and English patterns Of
Jsroms manufacture for sale BY the the
nahle terms At ~ CORTLAND ssst sssond DOR Abovs
Greenwich street.
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| CAsTLE 0AReRN ~ new OPEN Foa THE RECEP-
- ton Of vsiters during the day, from Am. till PM
the ars.s, and most Beautiful rem in "a. :osntry
undisurbed while viewing sea- shippins
and delightful scenery around, and iahalnx dsoious
sea breeze. Admission. Tx cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-25
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