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UNIVERSITY or NEN YOEE-NEDlCAL DErAET-
" msnt session i-1t-Jl.-Ihe Lectarsn vii c9mmelCc
Ncrtav c .st a caer te CTntil g. The day
Of f,FuarF. Granville sharpe Patts0n a. D. ~ fesfnt q
Ger RAJ n eric i've art surE cal Anatomy harin Paine.
V D. Professor e. naet ~ tca ard Their suticl; Crn
-irg ~ iiord ~ D. rrotes.ar o. h,iviiery asa Ds-
eafls ~ Women art Children. John W. DE- ~ " D 20
Professor ~ %, las'fu'e nrd prac FL q Nod tae sarils
y Gree " Jf SurrrrYi De = fat-
tuy. W am narliug " o. Ihr Faculty 10 vii b. 500,
law HuNe tho trartm nj ~ fy forys 60 ths taair q
g 1hd Professor rapcr WIZ To- fufur' tu addition
q af ur ColItc 90 -fftsy, give tHp evuas lectures
nufs Oh obvious every Tie PrVfs-er af Aua9uy
viii Ale deliver "A ffi1rsl lectrre r his department 40
o. evening hour in rier aflri ample cpprtuuics -
hr TuTlsf sfulftrr dlsssscs rrfetirav thg lfsuiy
lrve t trnuea tn elen three wlCslg tulqgtf frsl.
Saggr aud n. ica uiguo o. D. I'D ~ irfs1f 0-'s9,
on .4furtay. toI % Opctrc t1iluc o. Pc hrlt rt-
= hontay. uuder ~ drtcten Of fffeor bsd'qsL he
brow i.rs DC oisss, and faiy icetnr1i ~ ~ Ne
lIfts.r. TIC cira t also have 40 Inatat Earriy q
uil aery carCs te attended tfe llusss D.
tfnts h1deiar tuffital C1irifro viii 30 hsli
Ntdnclty Nnetr Tie fccou 20 Iroltsors Barlftt ard
Inttr IN adsitoG o. those meat q suiy to- fsase,
Tar lnhir VARIOUS niarsuaaros ri nfrari1r
81 sctesslie Ss g.ents clinical astrue.au BE- rvnn
Every isy 81 tSSort Hosp ~ Tue psssrtln- ROOM
~ o. g-n TIE lfday q Oetohsr, and amre supry
~ e teral s D. preyiisi. Fees fr ihe fui =
Istiurtf. ~" hatr epaton FEE 81 frastirni Aratny.
- Cfaauatisu fce 81 The ai take plt5s
early ia Earrh JOHN W. DRAPER.
Secretary - me Pr,ult r. 80 80 Fourth street.
z. s-Doarf FROM a. ~ g. per week. udea.s
rvrg in ta city viii rsass sai ths Cntss Bnhfrr.
Br knd in4irs Cor tke 5laito M. f0lan.
wi ecnduc; thtm % boatdiaG h5saet
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r,c Great Jenny Lad Coneer,.-Lnd,..,

go zen etns has raris taade white Kii doves for the
.re "a Be had Tor ca. and pair, sur
sstt's cheap WAoesas ard Ee,a Dry Goods store. Bi
Wsitsr sfttt kiso, Goats black Eit Gloves, stitched
h.rls. oniy O.. = ralr, Cqual . dollar gloves
GIO O. BURnETr. 80 walker street,
Detvcen Broadway and B0wsry.
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..'s,.ps n Hooss shoes Caers slippers &e for ladies'
800 s,a children, is ~ BROOkS Mes York boot and
kss F,rura Ne 10 rion street Brooks stock is ths
$780, nd hs eoods the hest aud cheapest in tbs city.
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AMUaE MENTN.


NIBLO's SCAR DEN
IN Change Of Performances.
Second week Of the wonderful
Ravel Family. Monday. sept.
=, lo50.-Lsughable Petite
Ballet Of LA FETE CHAM
rETKE, with incidental ac-
tion on the Double Tight
Rope. After which. the trst
tine in New York. o Ball
Room Soiree,-with new
dances, arranged by Mons.
Paul Brilliant. Mile Ber-
tine, and Henri Wells, Nine.
AarTetti, Mile Lehman. To
conclude with the Panto-
mime Of RA0UL.-Clown,
Havel
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WASHINGTON, Sept. q, 1850.
al Rigst-Spiendid retion-Calif oraM mart
on Hand

on Hand.
All right-,he effect of night has made every
thing bright.
The President has done something to effect the
passage of the little omnibus, good deal, we
may say, as will he readily by comparison
OF the votes Of yesterday and the day before, with
the vote of to-day. A comparison will show, that
sundry Northern wings and Southern wings, have
been drummed into line. The securing Of Mr.
vnon, the leading wing OF the House, was in it,
eelf great achievement.
On the announcement Of the third readisg Of the
bill, there was outburst Of applause the floor,
and in the galleries, the ladies' could re-
strain their qualification, and the boys whis,led,
as in theatre. Members of the House embraced,
and some Others lay back and laughed I'LL their
eyes filled with tears. Afier he clap-Tap OF the
last two days, II was great communication.
For three days past, nearly one hall the senate
have been spectators and, 10 some extent, ope-
rators IN the House. Mr.. Seward has been acting
adversely, and Messrs. Clay and Foote nave not
been idle, but have been doing what they could,
BY. their advice, To help along the hill.
The administration, the Cass men. the Clay men,
the Cobb men, the Boyd men, the mOacraaoss,
were too strong for the Governor, and he rs de-
II Mr.. Clay could have kept the Senate in ses-
sion I'LL they had received the hl fron the
House, twas his intention tu make IL The special
order Tor Monday, as no doubt Il will be made,
when hrv ugbt ~, the Immediate ofdrf, tor we do
not npprehend that even old Balloon will object to
the little Omnibus of Texas and New Mexico, es-
pecally wbcn the combined bill comprises exactly
the provisions Of the two hills Of the senate, aud
nos particularly when they do not al all interfere
with California.
We may now expect an early adjournment.
The California bill is TO b, pushed ihrOg ia to-
morrow, IL possible. At Ell events, se suspect IL
only be saved Of for a day or two. We are
nov upon the ught pinch. Tht South will have
in do something; aud, as a preliminary movement,
they nett VA caucus Tonight
L,tus however, hope that The worst Of the itou-
be Il over
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

EENs AsxDS.
@ IN REWARD, OR s5-THAT WILL LEAD TO THE
y ~ recovery of double barrel Gun lost. Friday
morning. Sept cth going from @ Canal street 20 Chambers
through street, enclosed in leather
with the owners name partly erased the guard. The
finder Will receive 1.-THE above reward, leaving with
the subscriber, John G.. kohr at $50 Canal street.
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irvited rsrsct rH LIONS - Wic art ryr-
He TIE Largest and test ~ the city.
~ he ce ratsi Waira Hais Dye Faotory ~ Bros-rAy.
ter % nty street. Cops he address.
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vINIE WONDERFUL INDIAN DWARrs, THAT HAVE
just arrived from Central America are UNDERSTAND
through professional gentlemen Of in tell enee deo edy the
greatest surosties Of the being much smaller THAI the
twenty eight inches height and their CO nbned weg
but thirty three and bali They will be exhibited
for short time at the Minerva Rooms No. 400
See daily advertsement.
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PARNuWs AMERICAN NusEuM-P. 7. BARNUx

IL AMEhlCAN NU5EUM.-F. T.
- Manager and Proprietor John Greenwood Jr, Assist
For the whole Of this week commencing Mon
day, September q 1880 1he extraordinary infant Pheno
Kate and Ellen Bateman who have been deghting
the audiences at the Museum with their celebrated dra-
matte will positively make their las;
appearance here on Friday next until which time thoy will
enact come invcrts comedy Tragedy afternoon
such Macbeth, Paul Py, Merchant of Venice Young
Scamp &C. The Drunkard the Fallen Saved"
such constant crowds and occasions such enthusiastic
pause that IL will be performed evening this week.
and to accommodate soct and families albo Satur
day afternoon million Of ourioties be the
Museum. Mad Lamont, the Fortune Teller is there
The Negro turning white by process Of his own the
Hcoser infant Queen Adeaiie's Carriage, Ttana the
Fairy Queen, Immense Boa Constructor, Sc Afternoon
performances at ever ing at ~ o'clock. Admittance a
cents; chils rem under 10 years. l2hs cents.
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VORER'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMIQUE-- THIS
- newly established company composed the boat
Of talent well in singing AS in Ethiopian deneaon Ia
its west and most approved style, WILL under the
agemont s NsI Zorer, uence performing Blocker
Hall Blocker street. corner Of Morton street. hoadsy
evening next, the 9th Of Sept. Doors open o'clock
eonmeneips at o'clock Admission IS cents. NJ B--om-
bbuses from all parts OF the city, either by the
within two blocks Of the Hall. IA
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AaUBEMENTD.

Z. FSE SEPT 70
ton; A%itsT, Nr. Pops can.. n. n johnson iT.dae.
via s;s sfSIEE rsR %z ssisS
snips' NJ Seymour; Capt Assssa Stevens Lager Mr.
{s,asn Ton Harris NJ Pope Mr. A's Mel Mr. as%l.Sa
n,s ainsrt Open At quarter to u curtain rises at ~
asaS
tsri Charles csSrtiy Mr Blanc. Dolly sPsnt;T john
s tas III mTfF e cay Mr. ss
S Julia p.s ss With Fl Il. nss ss
ny sis Mr. Ss ys Mr. Bsa The
Sishtinssis Hcsrsn Won isasen. ~ ''' ' '' 'A'
NATIoNAL THEATat, CHATHAM STREET. MON
Fa S So sART ps or No. % % % Ii
Ny 4 %%y s M S%
Mrs HautOpviiis To eon.inde with the GAa0 DRAW
sa, A is$;sS
performance commence az ~ o'clock.
OPEN ON MONDAY SEPT. gra-cHRIsTYs OPERA
Mn.trsls IssPe',fhGy % to their
city, Monday Isst their long sstabished Head
Ter and msrSSsms9t he Han most
Tickets Is cents Doors open = eCn%eace o'clock
AsIncon eonesr: every s"tsrday as p %ss company
experienced perfo under the management Of T. p
Christy.
YNABERNACLE.-Nr. DExPSTER'S SECOND 0RIGI-
nal ballad will be given at the Tabernacle
Monday eniuy September 9th including the following
songs THE eye left u.s." (sony Of indian womenG
Those love" "Msrning, Noon and Night" John
my Jos" The rainy day.; Foostep9 Of angels "Dy
ing child aud Angel of DEATH songs Of Bema-"oh
cauld restless one i galand Mary aud Duncan
Gray and his Cantata, The ksy Queen, three parts.
Tickets 80 cents To commence at O'clock
ERANKIIN MUSEUM. i7s CHATHAM sQyARs.-THIs
elegant place of open for the
Two owen oyory day. commencing in
tho afternoon and haiti in tho evening" The
sainmen eOnsit Of Las unriyslled company Of Female
Anstreshe celebrated and Arab Girls troupe OF
Model Artists, who will gsrsony Some new and splendid
regard bsauty and nure variety Of enter
tainments afternoon and evening For full parcu
box % cents; stage seats SIX eants Boxes Is oeats Pin
III eonts
CAsTLE GARDEN IS NOW OPEN FOR TIE RECEP-
tion Of visiters during the day from A. till p H.
IL h the largest and most beautiful in the country,
Inordng superior opportunity for reading medtaons
undisurbed promenades. while viewing the sea, shipping
and desAtfu scenery around and inhang the delicious
sea breeze. Admission, l25s cents.
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BOARDING IN PHILADELPHIA. NO 82 CHESTNUT
~ stfeetkrs. leveIys Boarding. h0uss uaitd Ia
o itc ms airy sud ashionaAie par q Phaieiphit The
and modaftons ~ the hose eoab'e her
~ AZ times 20 receive vtrs be city yhs-e MIS-
settlers bssse beg EegId sd Issast shd egm'ora-
10 o1~s.
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6SWilism street. Sd foor
Jenny LIND TICRETS-PERs0NS RESIDING OUT
d Of the city hereby notified that fur
lowest price possible within their limits, and h.vng
drawing OF the Garden select the most desirable
seats Ordsrs hopefully solicited. and promptly attended
70, at the California Passenger Once No zg Brondvay
New York ARNOLD BUFfUM Co.
JENNY LIMBS FIRST CONCERT. WEDNESDAY EVE
September IL. lS0-Noteeihe undersigned having
Of the They OF the best teas In the heuse
situated IN the paTquette and only third bench
stage being directly in 'front.' with distractions whatever
each being equally as good seat MS that which
chased by Mr. Gsnin for S,25 Price for both seats
Apply to CHARLES WHITE, No. 50 Bowery, MY.
A UTHCRIZED EDITION or JENNY LIMBS MUSIC
"A Tho subscribers respectfully call the attention Of the
public 90 tho suboned letters NJ Benedict and sgnor
srents fer the publishing OF the Jenny Lad Musc The
suoihed letters alphabetically the foundation Of their
clam. SO. JSLLtE, 80 Broadway.
FIRTH, POND Co.. Franklin Square.
LONDON August 1850
To SAM c. JoLIIr. ESQ.,
DEAR sRWe herewith assign to yeu the fsll and excu-
sve right % all The music by Mdlle. Jenny Lind in
Americas also all the music posed sung BY
J:isntd) JULES BENEDICT.
GIOVANNI BELLETTI.
NIw YoRx. Sept. 6, 1850.
To saul c. JorIIE Eea.
SRI certify with pleasure that edition Of the Jenny
Lind Music, which you have associated the Of
Firth, Pond Co.. Is the only authorized edition published,
and further that each duly revised BY before
publication. (signed) JULES BENEDICT
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RPEEIAL HOYICER.


TTENr1 ON.-oFFICERs, ". g. OFFICERS, MUsI-
N oit aud Privaes, OF regulars volunteers, artillery
militia who In the o. s. Service during the I
IS OF ~ requested 20 attend adjourned meeting at
Military Hail. No. 1903 Bozsy Monday evening neIt at
o'clock. LEoHAkD HOFFMAN, Chairman.
NIcnorAs HAIeHr. Secretary.
EIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on BEHALF
Of TIA sons of firsmen and Exempt firemen, for
pointu est 20 the two vacant Scohps free Of chsrge
IN the University u the City Of New York 10 be
made 20 either Of the uadersned cheers Of the Fire De-
The term Commences the lsth OF sertemDr
Inst IL e desirable tia; early ssoule be made
ZOPHAE MILLS. President, Ia front street
GEORGE 7. HOPE, yios Protietnt 50 " all street.
CHARLEs AoDOUGALL. Secretary, 81 Cedar street.
John 4. GILES, Treasurer 100 waller street
John Cogcr. sr, KS SOp Oh street.
james Kelly, ~ Beekman treet.
Henry a. Burr, - forsyth street.
Ssmscl Barstow. i33 Front street.
Jsuss Pryor. 80 Front street.
John h. Peek. 5oi Grand street.
Adam Y. Pehty. ~ Burlirg slip.
rotcg IA. 1itus, 3S Market street.
Ionna ". rhlllr-. IS Pie slim.
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- J. WALLACE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
~. lie freniH aad patr, that his business viii
ur any detention account Of The Org Which Occurred "a
tsson iudsone assortment 81 cloths esssmeres and
,sng which be has lived for fall and winter
100 Broadway. teptenber5.
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PUBLICATIONS

Ss1'BE FRONTIERS wHIsrLE'-xDITEDB BY THE
u Nan Behind the turtai mo. contains excel
Mt Jortrnit OF George ii. Barrett. EEl with memoir;
ON the sy, Poetus Corenna," written by
American for NJ ia Gilman; The DRAINS Fd OD
mons n s. enc from unpublished Plsyi Rehearsal at
fihl0 Cspta Bosttn Letter. The Drama, New CIT at
htnRgers aud Puwtters theatrical leme &c, &c. No.
o. be pubsted W. dnosday, lith inst will contain por
tfAi aud memoir OF WIN. Burton; Jenny Inds Arrival
Bgsisw Of LoRdon Ssas0a City Thearea and thousand
snd items Of n rsal
:. FRENCH General Agent, l5i Nassau street.
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OLIMPIG TnEATEE.-noNDAY EVENING. sEerEn;.

nIfMPIC THEATRE.-k0NDAY EVENING, SEPTEh-
Der the seasons entertainment will commence with
M orsinal Address by Miss Chapman. After which, MO-
RAJ REf0RN-Aldermans moothfaee Mr.. Soan Mr.. True
blue Mr. Conoyer The Spirit Of Charity Mrs Dyot To be
followed by ALCEsTiS-Apolio, Mrs Conoyer; Orcus,
ppsash MT G. Browne; Admetus M skerresti polan'
To conclude With farce called NOT TO BE D0NE-Mr.
sturnbrowe Mr. Skerrett Jonas Downywas Mr. Sloan Mrs
Sturnbrove Mrs Hamilton Miss Elizabeth Mrs. Conoyer
Doors open at 7. 20 commence at half past Z.
CASTLE GARDEN.-TBE fRoPRlEToRs HAVE THE
" honor OF announcing that they
with Dodw celebrated Cornet Band who will give
grand cencert of Sacred Music az the above
ramss newly arranged and brilliantly lighted will AFFORD
Amusement to the Promenaders Admission, l2 cents To
weather.
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pIrLAuELpruA.

DIAPER HAvGiNGs TO the SOUTHERN EAsTERv,
sd Westers trade. We invite your attention cur
varsity Of wall Papers. believing that have
~ est 10 this ~ ant viii sell f.vor-
ttie terms. 1NsGrTAErH h BhOTHER
Norfh Third phiiadetrHts.
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TORsEs ANo CARKtAGss

l'OK SALE "A SOAkEb HORSE, 49, HANDS HOO,
t olet sftekl ton years sld kind ahd gentle a
~ or tnsle laess; fact sni o. beirs sie
a. aflraau t-u a. trtlse nils houT te rutr 20
hriter r.rficuiar., inquire q ADAMS ADAMS, -
Brcalvai, tup ttsrs
rOg satU.-A Pure WHITE HORSE. BEAUTIFUL
auiaal tctfelt kui ani gertil n haraess Can rot
la 30 hre ui.utt- % ana Alile horse var a,ed
a1l viii 20 Oid ee, the havtuf further
bin AltC, lat ana Names % match f. utru
hcorcyB stable u Fourth street aud Lsfsyets
Place.
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JENNY LIN ID.

Jenny LIMBS CONCERT-SEvERAL CHOICE SEATS
ID Jenny Iinds first concert esn be had by applying
6SWiljam street. Sd floor.
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N.wYoRK uNIvLRslTY-aEpIcAL DEPAnraENT

NAV YORK UNIYERsiIY-IEDICAL DEPARTMENT
~ The Faculty Of YORK Cnit srsity great
IN Announcing chat thsy lsd the vacant
chairs their nstitution BY gen lcaen Of prs-cninent
IiautrE IN thfr r.spectiye Department. Doctor Eshs
Professor of he Institutes ard Practice Of Acd
cine tie Louisville University. and Doctor Sa@rsl y.
Cr,ss Prcfsssr of Ssrsefy IN Tie Lcuifvlls University.
havlnr sesi~uci ttor ia tat uttu
have been ceea % ard the ene he Chair q Ilt
aud Practice of nedicine she other, the Catr q
surrcry Univerfy Of fcw YofE. n fhe elections
Faculty looked only 1T the great aud pssmansns
~ heir school. aad they feet that fhsss point
while they The ubiyecai toeepanee 4
tha Protection vii scard earnest that the Iatltu.'sn
VII lose nothing II is former urosTcfiy.
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CLOTHING.

DANJs PANTS-FR. AnRENs, THE PANTS TAILOR
Ann erect hss received 90 pieces Of tho latest and
best style Of French Scotch, aud fancy
q which be will maxi 20 orc at 81 and S. worth
ia Br0adsa s. 10 $40 ~sTrantcd Fo3d and
e., sale. Call % 81 Ann street. and see.
IVA ard Rstsil-over nfty thousand dollars werth Of
fsshorahe ready made Clothing TO- sale at low prices
J. NANDRRBlL1S. ~ Fulton street. Also, lar
nep Of ashisEable goods which will 30 made order
f thnt be No 81 Puton Gorh
vet corner or Gold.
DAgIs CLOAKs-JAHEs BECK co. ARE NOW
prepared g. exhibit their fan sn4 water stock % Paris
mpnas sud e0ahe comprising every novelty that IL
pseod will 10 trod eod in Paris this They have
ceiyei his morning bsr Ct elegant opera Coaks
SIS Brotiway.
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raUuErI,rs.


ENCrEsION 40 WANEKLY, l.. H. OF TdURsnAf.
h vlemttr ~ l-h 'tal trtn vii leave the Lnnr
bland U al depot the above gay 81 NJ Tor Wa
verify stopping 81 Laao Foat rckets Zoe te cNcnr
sion - haa Of jatsb Lhs "a street, Irsic
its IA tts,eti tLs linton ilol south irry br'sa-
In and AZ L. A. FiammCTs Real LstLtc !nice - Ngtsr
street E LUCkLkY CLUsf EAN.
1ThlOE nc NtC-WA2nINGfON UNION. No. >
" shd Mar ha Wsshiastsn Temple. No. viii i've Erlrd
lac Me ana Cntiii-u EtrrrsiqH l9afers Ia.fty
Stlieuttr %. ls'n heard She steamer kUsCiU 500
fhls C-rrt Sand serraret for tfa cccasn. licAsf
Ifstrat leaves tie zoos q Grand 1cisCk
Cutta-nc street. "a; Canal street, ~; AID Hammozi
street. AZ = o'rlrCE.
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CaLagUixaIn.

TUrOrCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
Chsrf' direct, and b. the Ufied States H.l s.sames
"a the 'AitcVn Ifilsy, ttpicnbcr l1h, The aHleudd
!tesn shp tuEh0hEE, Henry Wihlis, Commauduf. all
lea, tst dsk Iiel No rcrh River Tor Chtfss dlf-t,
o. tEoay, September flth az 9cr1k. Pa gill
Tlse ther asgaTe board TIE day Dor raac
.ipb " H0ELAED AsFfSuhLb.
4 ard 81 south f.rrrt
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SALkS BY AUCTION


III II. LEEDS & CO, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIMBS
H. Concert Tickets sold for the first Concert will lie do
hyered after eight o'clock Monday next the OF
Castle Garden Al Iersons paying or having paid fos ad-
mission to tho sale at Castle Garden. will be refunded
amount payment Of their Tickets Continuance of sale of
tckes at Castle Garden will take place Monday 9Th
inst at ten o'clock There remaining about fifteen
hundred Of the choicest seats be disposed Of Ths sale Of
for the Concert Of Jenny Lind will take place
at Castle Garden Thursday September H. instead OF
Tuesday, 10th inst. at half past ten o'clock.
UCIiON NoTICE.-SALE OF PAINTINGs. ENGRA-
IN vn,s. EEL. N. bush will sell Monday, at 10
e'eloet in the Auetou Rooms 10 North William street,
hne collection Of paintings and choice En- gsh coored
and framed Sporting Engraving. There really
originals by the best old mtstsrs who, though dead will
speak iTo the for themselves Also gems the
tisis too hard 20 pronounce The ownsr gentleman
Of undCubted taste, leaves for Europe Wednesday All
will BIZ sold. without reserve. THoS BELL, Auctione
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NEW YORK AND PuiLADELrHfA-NFW YORK
~ and ffinfrlths Direc'--fnsd states NHll iins--
fhrovgh u ~ hsuIs. via New leroy RAilro.d-fsro re-
auccd <Jtof art class ans s. - for tccond casave
New lora = A NJ from foot % Coursisndt snsa ~
a. sna Y. NJ, from feet Of Iiherty street Lave
IhlsisidniA a. and A. n and bP. a, from foot -
Nalrrt ttTsof.
s1ANnEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE r0R
Ia fhls, ~ seven o,elo.h A. NAAi hit p>,t ,ls
c'tlort Pm. BY steamboat JOHN POTTER daily, tfiu-
csJs except from Pier No. North Hvsr Earosifst
rlsss asyr. a. ssoera alsss a.
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II IcH CAS- 1nANprIIER nR,cxErs An r,Nrrf

IL Iifts1As tuhtcrter has lust facs gsd sasrrfy
as ttsuiinl aturtusnt q she above nsrr artcs
which sddsi o. BE rrtyout select stos mtte ~ one n
he nost o1teufto in his any othsr city An which
V ysfy w1te and sYlendid chandelier IN silver sish
ru4sed lowers " gold, utued the Jenny Lad Chaudei
The lastly .letrtttt mandatory nstsrt Areht
Nsr 81 fh'isap A. rha ere sssef The rtacs
sue htfh tthh ~ heir r1ttsus gEO tgE g. DOROTHY,
III bttatper. cprufite Astcr Place
ftae .tsenfd three story bfovn frort Howe.
On iNtrty-ns rect between Faurth and Lexington
,uf vih III he modem improvement, aud ready
for immediate oetursuey Apply e. Above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-08
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