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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-05

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t. A.. S' s Saw y,. A.'ss Yea. S sa
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n.Iyorr spt lSsi iAbrs, and rhetis. BostoA osins.
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i.s.a.s vs.. SEP, Arr En,.rr-.., Nysrl vv. ,..,
ys,t,i n;Iiy Pm. An.c;.t d"i Gsr;!''. AZ ion
boston, liz, Ora. O. s..r sYorI1 Amsr.s1
81 rsfs.! oas.s do s:s s.Isos d. io's. f'.ss whss,
i@ssos. 50. leslie rslnsrs. syors. 81, $500 -
s.LAsA, sspt 5-au Osiris. Boston osh EnpasmiA.
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"a, ,sAr Bsrssisas has ssnp'.sst rSpairs az f
rftrt.
The s,Ar TiissssN ns,h.-, Son HTofh for Ns.asoyiA
wa ca ser'sd tarss. rvt 10 In distress via lo-s LIB
bow.
s~liS4 ,a-ssAr Daniel rras.s foe Bes.as.
hsv Bsp~sss, Ocs q
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Sstechfs n.rrstts, sas saA rlc ming PkilAtslphisT
IsEsa<e, SAD knsn kednsa. kfers.
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Arrivs<-Ishr s,stasnsr. Eerfoih.
B.lsv-Bris Ksyins. L,srpoos
lrri..s-aoop ussry cS.og NYors
s.les .sshrs ssssn ot.sr, rhiislsphs' LAsp.rsss
hr~k
us~sa-Bsrk odd r.is-. Ja.sais., ,ssr Esssi.sr. -
saila-Brz Pisrsa Afres.
Assvd-s2ssys victory. Nysrsi "a, Hsp.. Albssy.
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OuCATION.

- - - - -
EDUCATION "A YOUNG LADY rson BRUSSELS.
eSuLry d.,ifsu, Of obtaining situation Ia sosrdiax
,sao OF in pri'st. family. as Teacher ths is vc
sith the French language, mshonAcs. dr,~ins enSrsi
Gerry, ke snt can teach mnse and tiaso TO For
nr, 81 nrss .sPy :: Assuss ss,s;s osHs. Co
DRyAfG ru1riov-A LADY ACCUSTOMED 70 OWE
sss some snrsrssss an .missat IOadSn sohos wishes
smiley v hours daily Va the tuition 81 yeunS ladies
h.r own readsHss Please address H. IL T. 81 toe OtAss u
Tile pApcr.
II MOVING rgAr TIE ADDITION or YRv pU-
N pills would fmnsts family School rss~r prove
nss the sdy.r.issr would 10 piiisg iro bsr
family tse or three young ldss from ten 80 hs, Of
m vhoie ssueston would be strictly attended ~ Tssy
WI she advantages Of tho most eoretsst essh~r
music, trench. sHs oIl panrr veil oil tie k-,sies
taught In higher schools Most .sistery rsT,Ees E-a
hhd required Aders'. Wv, HERALD ofses, Nts f'Ts.
nsE or Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN WISHING 70
~ SECURE the French LANGUAGE, cas- have sish
square With ittn half al hour every svssss fsrn,
Der sssb in Ad,snes. References required Arely bY
nets 70 . a, Ihion SQUIRE Poet oihee.
A CARD-sR. oIIvER Il. GOLDSMITH. REsrTcr-
fny snnounees ,he oissns % Ntv fsfk. Brsskiyp.
.sd wbsn,turgh. thst his writing arr sp.u.
tsJ and evening Ter the reception 81 purlb sad ver, II
synnssssssry 70 slss nsoa hs n.Asld sA,saiassi o.
.h,st, accountant and professional nsnevssy y,sts
srpr upon tu,ir ~ l,-evsry issy In hs izassss
petus.s andy r.istons -th distant friends -
or y essr!e hs.snv,rtisns e,ihte 81 to,is . sse.s
vi ssly i 81, s.ss ' a. Is, s.s ~.
~. isA'.,' :, y s.s. y. o,lott rh S.Tl,...
beer -~sh nosdins stssossry rsy,bl. t ihs esns-e.
nene friysts l..aons other hours ssriax ths ssy
~. ..y ). Lad :. u. Rooms. 10 Br..s,.y. E,, .sssw
Move the Irving Bouss.
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AmUSn Hg K NTD.

RewHRY THEATRE-sATURDAY EVENING, OCT.
I e .;'f F, 8 'SSS ri Ass
IsyST r., .Sh''ss cs 1iSA Mss q @s%y.E ~
her ssSs rS sss i.D s e ne As ESr
hE Hamilton; Gerald 0k.vAaagA, Mr. Tiitoni Lel'elsa
TAs .,s & bosns M,.s nsre, hs qs. ny, 9fn NJ
Mr.. ohsii. Yrs hc,dhsm Doors open at Ahf'rss' 81
RUsToN's TdElTRE CHAMBERS srREEr-sAruK-
bAcBil0Rs TtNHENrs- Hr. snsissoni Mr. Bass s Ii.
s ,,5 Tls ~ '2%sss' Of
ss,ars Nh JOatE se.lns, Mrs. ku,-sll Mioas,,e, NJ.
rs a., ' : :n'd STI1.r
.r.ie and psrsus SO Family Girl. or ssa@sa ier
cen ,s orchestra ss 70 seni Beers open at o'clock
NAnoEAL THHATRE-cBArHAx STREET, NEAR
~ ao".syslssols Lessee aud Proprietor a. IL. Pardy.
@ q ar ~. S:..ssf .
a 81 HE 3 Ss NJ h.ss T as;
,ss,, .sseiss: vic H. i.rs; sssSTss
ss,tsiv or,h.s;rs. bo csrt.
CBkisTYs OPERA HOUSE. s72 BROADWAY, ABOVE
s G s s Known ,s wen sse
sins5rss eonyrsnF eciont aud vorsstile "sorps
e. ms n
BY hifhiy respectable audiences Tois. Is
500 DaI,s Spen a. halt p,sa commence at half
" Bond street, BY MADAME ANNA BISHOP This hall,
T.. nho To sSis rIs
the grandeur " Ito asasn tho OF ebesh
mop and the arrangements for the luxurio
a.. q It's sn,. sTd ID which hss e,'. v.h
Sln Ss given ~ ass%s Anna BshSp. Is re soSrs
sYq: a sis T be ';a t s e: @
,sssr; IN ra5s ,Gs L11sGa nS and .hs
many .pd Italy tbs nasntuee and perfection Of th. vocal
and orchestral a1snssmaE. for the occasion, ether
tempted In the United States The wtois uud.r ihs sole
trsstion Of kr 2oofsa Further paresIArs to be duly
announced.
CHoRUs SINGERS wANTED-A NUMBER OF YIasT
~ rate Chorus 5inssrs, who read music we'll ara
ey for the openng Of iper Hall and the series
cst to be given by Anns Bshop Apply TO Mr. BoCuSA,
the Hsll not hsps unite resdy for rsceptioo.
stroet-The seventh Grand Concert Mr.. BArlum has
the honor 10 thar the seventh Grand
sst Jeapy Lind viii take Piece the above hail.
rod be given In the city Of Ns~ York regularly until
further notice. Particulars hsrsat.tr.
EkakKLIN MUSzuM-l7s GRAHAM soUARE-TwO
T-rforns are given daily, eoancncing at ooo.k
IN VI, srnoon and a. half fAs ,sv in The evening rhs
s,po other plaza o. snue.meot in New York consisting q
Las Fen sle kthispian OIera fifteen
talented band the United statssA troupe Of Model Ar
ti who are ieood for their tsuty and hsure ami who
rsrsens.s nspbsr Of beautiful tats.aI taken ths
lotures Of sneisnt AID moa.rn tmssk Of Arab
Girls VIE 20 through 4varey 81 ess and
tsI,yNsdins Aosalsk. .sniy Female Josslsr ths
existence pih variety Of auEa, every
ternoon and evening" Admission, Stage 81. cents
Boxes IS cents; Parsastie ls's cents.
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f,ssYfyyrIIk coUpsr Z -rRofyrss-A russp
- $50 VIII ...s. NJ. Asss, h~t .src, :. sv- IL
ksfr~~s. Tor bor~~s that ait6.
81 oesoser le,h. r.etss ~ ec~e a~ser<sr
elias. osset~r sk ~ seissA ~ crs-e hsifs~s ass
shr-< " nsks feid sad tre ~ W r.ss
fosL coTEfJN. rrop~s>.--
To sronreslN.-vo ss eoIn, A sy1sypTp pou-
II ~ Orr, re.e " Bevve- r.c.6viy Ir.dy~. 70 sa~.
ssls s-g6 ts ' '''' NV ''''~ 'T'''N nag
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QlO RgvAaD.-IosT or sroIss. on THCRsDAr
1hO instt ia 80 snsihes 81 -, besrsa ..-as, as
sss J.sn s,rs.s, l.sJ. oels Aa,ssr Ly vs.ss as
svssYs snssve< en- ~. Insss q ne sss. - shsa
ssss< ,fs d.ts, nSss-sy l~o n. tnter all r>csivs
rveuss, N yas s~vss ~ nc Nssh sty~ws.
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AmUsk "A k,NyN.

BROADWAY TnKATRE-E. n. MARSHALL. scLY
-. 1:ss, 81 r." oI y x %
s,utey M Dyet Nh Beverly sfs LhSri,os, Chalet,
s y' y ssssr M ri S % e
larry Sr. osrne, hrs HELD Ansseels Ms. Core
.ss ThTd r.r % Seats esIsrS is s'a beer, srsa It
!, TO e'mmtn'e " ~ e'e'oek.
NIpLos oARDAs.-TIcKErs TO ALL PARTS or rGH
Seton Aitsr.Io b.is orss At * oeiect
at ssSsA IN a hir'
pi,ns Mons LIiliss. ,ad as Glade I:LP.s a
}:,,si issssi: K.::
BY Jerome 9aVs To scasiad. v!: trst time .hi,
r.: ss Hss psHsIni fpsG s
retIoa Sole Lessee and nAnassr -.,turd.y .vsaint.
Ss e. ssr @ r. .sss q Ffts T .
ARIA sr o Gc % S III w.' AZ
&c LES %
s.p s s sSs soI' sri in sSs . sss
Nile vietorine Frsrsh Jesnnets. Nile Rmi wsassra',
OLYAPIo.--rELLow EThofIAs OPERA
~ Troupe having just returned frcr, mos. suoeesstai
sS.is T.: 1ps e,
a ausr. ns s sSn o. fn ps
i,s.n opsrs Dutch Drii biaes aSsisr. in:tTancatsi
' pssS .S ss; iSss
RARNUhs AMERICAN hEsHUA-P. r; sAasUN
siS rsp 6 srScS and an. &
evening. Saturday. 0e,ooer 9th. lSo--Thw after
oI"ek. in which the celebrated and popular Ma CArose
rharrhn from Burtens Theatre, will sustain ihs part OF
vay.s Bill Doston; Mr. Heniiss.s critS.; ars h,aiau
a. Mis- spindle hmorg the curoeites splepdM
bust Of Jenny Limo he Hooser lhfsn Md Lamont she
r;nss fSTsns 1ss s,O hsts Asr.s1n
pnder ten years, l2hs cents.
THE OAI6INAL SWISS BELLRIN GEss-TaIS CsLE-
bratea hand, having just retained from Bpossssfi
tear the Cen tnsnt Of Europe respectfully
their former patrons and the public generally that taeY will
have the honor Of commencing series Of gszd
the eslsbraed eanpsnero Will and play Of ta
most dime alt mnse On DIS ussiea esmPssAs Thsv stu
and pianist FROM the theatre Roy prury iaas Princes
AZ Epssh Opera Houfe Tickets Is Doors at
ga concert to oomrotnee Mt N o'clock. cssASs Ok pro-
srsmme each evening.
TIE NINs1RELs CUaSE-A GROUP IN MARBLE
by Charles Nuilerhis work zheh rsnei,s II the
grVst gold the National Erbihtiop y. Psrs s
10 10 the public At the Of 81. Saaon.
Academy Of Design, 6S Broadway, opposite Bond az
H. till l0P.M.
w New Haven Railroad Depot.hhat With DIR. CSlysrs
uhrvaled troupe OF Classical Living Pciures or Model
hr,ates this hou,e 70 erosesd TO witness ta9 Sautial
brsee and sgs Arab Otrs will ss;snF al bsnoid.r~ rhs
original Female Bard Of sipsrs whiss STANDS
both yoees And instrumental perfernsrs Open t~ss
adsy-frss performance to ~ oeoos ia the
Afternoon, and in the evening rrosunss - DO LAi a.
the teor Ball every night after tho peT1ornanos
w b. DIsBRow's RipIEG SCHOOL no ~ FoUxTr
ep.ss Sr i.ios and esass gas fs r issss .s
NSP.M.i do. 0entismsn 70 An And - oelsss,
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TrI.GoaaPu,o.

1'hn nAcFarfC rS.KopArH COMPANY, fnona
Lsel ne Gre. established ~ ec-r pay :, the
tnes BATES eHt The ls.st We tios.eT ns
gtssahAs b"-c.n ne. Iers. rsilaaspal. eshncre .sd
sssir<tcn Nd te1rrrir. and rt~e.irA s.~sss< 81 We
.trs eclAe stasissa yresr Cr ss-syk fsv Brua.-ish
Frs.stcs. r-o,ss wiisinrton. srd Bsvrs ~ ors>. hs
vr~- D.. Ia tej usserness ,s.sr-re rePAn ass = -
prepared " tsvtr spnhsr a.
vkl-b rtqslres 81 Ia for etsass u ass
pubhs with ssesrscy pro1g,s-~ ssf tsssy htAsts,
~ ~ We pSesest tlsr, sre9uslt ~ AZ sAsg hse fls
Las scpceets -ih stter pssis - ssres Lass sassd
n.r-~~ss as p.ym.r, ~t ). ssliv,s a o. ssred ne
nAs:y-s, 81 VA, line h,vs ser sscs nsrsussy usns
ftse< fs tpstr.s tstk iN trtnssios ss4 -ofe cf de-
nvstJ sssssss It. sAssr~ sssal 70 all via pedal
svrvse rers n 10 Set sbus - nush vhsr, via sss
isy. sv,rr ,ry e. sss SO - =. ss, g.! al. iss
rssls Tslerr.ps co-pa.y are fs~ tsrk ss.s Hsns-.-
street esrner u Besves Phiiss~rAA Ne. n Css~..u.
s,r--t Qrirey Granite Bsii.nr DAiansre, 10. u-r-
shesss hsshsaFs osy ssrses wsshlNssn Cesrrs~ Hsn.
reo1yfvNsia Ar-s-s HN n. SWAIN, Pres.
pwv rosH o-t~A~r q 80.
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AnUsNMnnrs An PHILADELPHIA.

pARNUMs MUSEUM, PRILADELPHIa.-P. r. 2lx-
~ mum. Proprietor and Manager Henry esssert Astss
At hanagsr1Ahsw drama nsvs, produced "A Ans:i0.
written by 9. Rojwe Esq and sntitlsd go se Prt. Of
prth will be presentsd this veek Tie principal ohsrsS
ter by kes.rs Goecsn Baker Rosers rbbJer Ma, Fisher
suips the week. TIE elineso Family she s ice .oea ri
sfiss Of he Engaged for tia week
musical vontsr called tho 0rchesrsGn Two
daily commencing at Ssnd7 ~ Adlstsass seAss shii
trsn nssr ter years, IN cents.
THE CHEsEUr STREET THEATRE TO LET PoR
Theatrical PEI foraapots, OoEeer's or Lesturss.
ply a. TIE National Hotel. Ninth and Market sross. rhA
dolphin.
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Iet.v Beg psr .,ss.~ rs.sl,n fer Hs~rs via sssss
Rsoe>ssssL 80 shis tsy. Ost q, hsn 4s, a'eless.
:: I.sss's' s-sA.s R.s. u k.ss.s'I.ss v.s.'ssss.
i.,s- n.s, ~ n.-. 30 .,s.... o..rr's sin AIS.
~ AZ S-Assgs k.ns<s sees ~ kseAasssb rssdAy. -
u; i.,as. =. y x. y.si y s..s.as'.. @.
u.iss. 80 ps<As gu .es As kSsssas. asasss ass~-
i.,~ *, ier s.!sss, ,..a... yAapsa nn> yss.-
r~<ss <assvssA fpis-ss sns Ms Psffs s-
Aer. ~ ~ E1sLssss nsadsrt he~n 90 usehansk
N'srssy. i,sh sst rssAs> " ss- ft,rcisse "a ssnsa
s-L...sss .ss b pc ,.sS ., sAs sssvs onss y ssy
IN, is~.ss n.~, ss-s Hs.y.,s o. Wan ss,-.,
us.~la mssaae Ccrrssp~sasses.
ssr-<-Ssars hntrslz tsss. sevysru psy,sa.
cas- C,sss-, Esrss Yssss hs.iss frov,s.s.. $780,
Ptfsssss. esyussr, hrort.
si'fs,t s.ar. nsss..ss o.l.. s.s y. p.,,-r H.ss-
naa Irsr. ise~ rasst Nesny Hsl,tsss eivis n abAha
,-ssss-i syr-ss: sr.rt sssssvy s~es.id. Ivi. ss~-
ryrl hc-ts Ys.es Hewitt hrsrss Sarah o~raia.s &C.,
ear y. ssf 80 A~psy. Rak.w. Rcs,ss.
uAs~ eAaase~vs.
trr Hsys vzosssor ss - SeAr, Nh. szr-ri~>>sss
hsry So fee ~ ", us isth as 1sH s.ct rAt
IN Is Nv o. ne i3th. fsu N ~ftA ths Ds~ss sste
Nr~sefs~ sr Isntsr o. Jobs - kaa sAss.s
Der tsissA a-t lest jttos- sne tsrx~A.t asses ws-ss
~ rss-s->~. ss La fsr 10 vsA 'As vTes& q Wa EA
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VHIrs ASH cBpssuI coal, on supssIos ara
w nty-FSr ss,s ~ ne ssrfs. Aiss. Me- AsA rsscosI
Astr-~ y. ffLsR o.. Phnss-ishiA
n I'D asa rur At-oy LAnos srEr AHp suryur-
N 7eensy f~~ Ne speas ssA tsv,s vsss s.s W
nMnsnA o. rSass~As>
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AmUsEmEHTs n BRooKLYN.

nAo0KLTN AUskUN-LESSFES, HESsRs. Lowell
- kns-Trehsurer. Mr.. D. A jackson saturday svsn-
ips Oct 4, 10 comnsuee with the brrlesqne OF Hur e.
bEAR-Clee Mis- Turnhpll After which tho IanshAhls
interlute called ~ my LlNDJeta hiss Turnbrn To
ssntlude WITH 1BE SPIRIT OF THE POUNTAlN-Leolin.
k.s 1urnhull Conrad Mr. Lrvel. All the company will
appear the GbeVs Pieces Admission - ssAts rsservsd
setts IN cents.
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REw 90.

RA0 reward sroLsH, yRox fsn ssosk %
DsO We ssh.rt., 60 lrissy, sZt.h- 90. 80
brsrreei nst,t ne ss.-e = vsss I'll " psit al ss
IyNI hCHIHNHn ~ Falto. asreex.
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DANCING.


HANGING AcApEMY.-NADAME CI0oCA. tbs CT-
~ issrnted danseuse, whose reputation hes l-,s Sss.
estshhed In the principal European Tsestre sst Ia
city In the Union the honor srprse tk. public aA
sne has nst orsaee Dancing Academy Ne es5 Brtiauuy
Ably Tor circulars and information, al sAs Ds,as Asa
dsny. 600 Broadway.
DANCING AND wALTZIHG kcADKMY.--sIss O. C.
~ Williams WOULD rsspso.iuy Aasrtint the issis, sad
gntleu.n q fsw Yook that her fall ter,
ssi ;ii ns,sssr "a Il ths AE.i. r... ~, nr..iv,y
nAEcIN0 ACADaAY.-elGNoR GHERARpI YHASK-
- fui fer Tie kind parossge Of last sss,oa
70 nisEn MS patrons and The public h,t H Ds.sis
Ven u pupils on Saturday, oetebcr5 81 0sioos 4
reaaS ssrtsrsn day o'clock r. ~ fva.t classes
seaeel or families attended 10. Turns ale kassn Az
Hlsstcn 20 sirsor a..
DhiNAfE DANCING AND WALKING ACADR1Y, IN
~ kcem sJy Broadway. corner Of Thrssnss ST.
rArker stshe. 20 inform her patrons And families
ssins an the voiny OF Union bQusre chat she Ias-s1s
rsrmss s!sssss for tAe insirucon is1ies sas sses
Dsheief ~ tJy Broadway, oommenpiss hsvrdny Oct.
sh esiOek Days " tuition Wsassssa,. .ss s.ssr-
ssn Term nsds Known ct The aeatsmy. % Misc P1s
residence. %' Bewsry.
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PIE IkSDN Al

EFT YER HOME on TIE THIRD oP OCTOBER.
IL daughter OF Catharire DAILY. aged foursea years.
had on when left striped dress and hat
with velvet Her diseonsolae mother bsgs ne will
let her know where she il TO lie found Direct TO Forty
second street, Ninth avenue.
NJissING.-NR. GEORGk sPRaGUE, A MERCHANT
IVA OF Tuscaloosa Alabama arrived 10 New York the
evening ih ftertemeer aud registered his AID
lift his the Franklin Bresdvay he
has been since the morniue II the 5h his fsrs
fear ACCIDENT has befaen him He is about forty
Of rather dsrs complexion heavy eyebro~ OF
email stature about I've fee. tyo inches in height In
formation will be gladly received by his Friends addressed
70 the care Of Up. Tresdwe Esq, rranklin house. l9
Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


ORCHARD sTREET CHURCH-THls CHURCH.
~ Which IS been closed during the summer. Will be
opened for Divine Service neat Sabbath Rev
G Fsy Faster will ofoiste Services ct lOs A. NJ and
5ki.A
DEInTEes UNION.-TAE REGULAR QUARTERLY
Meeting Of the New York Printers Union. will sed
at for ain Hall lag Bowery. this eenng at oel ak
Matters relating the interests Of will be
brought and IL is important all should be present
By order - the Union. HORACE GREELEY, Pres't.
Ws. II. PRINnIE. Rec. See.
RoUNTI LANDS PAY. so-0rFfgERs, SOLDIERS
- heirs OF Of the of the United states
1890. of 1872. Florida Mexican 40,
obtsn their land spPli alton a. No Crosby
str vt, to VILLA An u BkOWSG,
Latc Lieut. U. s. Army.
A IL OFFICERS. SOLDIERS AND MARINES ALSO
"A Widows, and ether heirs Of suoh wishing 60 obtain
pay ard extra ray, requested 10 call 1T T. Whites
Wall street
A GREAT MASS MEETING OF TIE CeLeRED CIrI-
IA will Le held in the Park Saturday October s.
u to welcome tho return Of James Hamlet the late fu
tive slave back the city Of New YORK Addresses
txpee'ed from several eminent speakers by order of The
al amman of the Committee Of Thirteen.
sI>aE MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON PROSPECT LODGE
No. So A. Of c. r., notified 70 meet the hail. in
Allen Graso street Spn5ay at IL o'clock attend
By order. A. LANG, VIC.
a. HLLIR, w. Il. 8.
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posroN AND plw YORK yyLfCRAPH cQuPAEr
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80 ~ s.sysiss- A.. yriss-a y "a is..rr 80 We
ls,iss e .ss..vsiss sss .-sssss., - srsr Sc
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sississ as ssiv ~ u Their - se v
srssr res~ror u sss verd - ssstS ssl ass
Jsups syrRere, rr4ssus
mA~ups oAas c,-va q ~ C~yv.yssS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-05

~ Ro"seyeltSolr Lessee and Proprietor. A. H. Purdy
BENEFIT Of Hr Boo-Satprday evening Ostsbsr L. win DO
etr0rnsd the pay Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mr.
Booth boqus, Mr.. WemyEs; Sas Mr. Jefferson Flo-Anthe
nrs u Grattsn; a,ns. Mss T. Mestsy.r. After whoa.
the MERCHANT OF YESICE-Shyloek, Mr. booth. After
which, kist and will appear 10 their Astonishing
ieais. Ts soneivds WITH the farce of srsCTas
BkIDEGkOOS-DckOry,J Jefferson; Nss L2yuia Mrs. yeS-
ierFon BeIes, - Pit. l2 cents Private boxes S.
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SALES 6Y AUCTlON

A UcTION EoricE-ELeGtNr rAaLoR PAINT
IA jngs ~ Auetios.-wm W. shirley, Auetiobser Fyes
aAy October at II o'clock at the store No. l6i wua'
street Catalogue frl> OF PAINTINGS Ameriesu Frenah
Gsrmsn aud other yisss all in rich gilt frames The ssle
psrsn ptory fer cash.
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CHKisrY,s OPERA nousE az aRoApMAY. AnoyI

fNBkisTfs OPERA HOUSE, az BROADWAY, ABOVE
~ Grand streetOpen every night during the week. until
farther notiet-1he original aud yell known ehristys
talented and experienced psrformsrs under the maa-
Augment OF y Chrsty whose concerts in THE city
sueeeseion Of four years have been received with vor
by highly respectable az fashionable audiences Tickets IS
sot to Doors nt half past at half
oc,o.k Afternoon Conssr. every Saturday commencing at
9P - -
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NIX bhOAhNAt-Dt hEttINNbht llNlfhNI'
AsO pasie tl.id, sod ia tss.s,. frsc L. " -.
eSee. u warranted " fsss aes reo.v Ne kse-s-rs
IN fAis a. ereAo~ts rnsruac sni steS ~
hss e.-- rs.Sy sT.s yea. bssrs y. rrble ssa IL frs,
fesef is sci. The D0eSr has his tAcot
Asz rsfersse~- thst N s4tsElsA v call sal
ks ~ sst has be~r usse Ger yesrs 10 ths ally
o,si, y. neaisa nsr ~ ~. ~ 30, ssd ,hs,ro..
Ne truxEifts tkey ftn rrefsts a
occr.s for sole II y Gle W Ias--ssi Bro.Asr 80
rceri &. pinE, Jean ans Rroafway
CBesrev, ~ Baf~ay s.rest ME-. Hsys, brsohiyn 81
EushsHs Sh~s Hep ec-. Hstsou and Ctsrb@rs
aa6 ~ trssgsss gsnsrsr. 1Axr-
" foTyi xn ts-ier-. Are-ss ysStet.
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United PAkrh EhsnIP. -TnE UNDERaIGNkD
hsy. ,his DAY forHse limited rsr,nershir uhdsr she
I'm 81 Gblok CUliINs for the trsusaotioa OF Gene
rNl O. mnis ion Businssg Lamar and George Couins
the pees partners zach has I'D
the 81 heer thsusaad aolls-s 10 cash Willan n.
Guop and Grcrrs Collins Jr The general partners.
Said hI 20 contain, far the Of th-es
fren tfi' dst. - =
q. u. LAMAR. Will Az II. GCIoS.
GLoRcE COLLINS, GEoxGE COLLINS, Jr.
Nsx Nork Oct lat -.
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LOST, sc.

a IN REWARD LOST, on FRIDAY, fas rorsra
DIV instant, ,.,.s.s .ss s,siost ia ssi.s fIo n
Bradvsy Brossvay Canal Caasl 70 vsriek, varek -
Bedford Bedford Grove Grove ~ Hudseu Hudsoa 70
rhe.nsh street. T.reenth street 10 Hshh avtnue, sae
kishth avenue 70 EsAtesrth street, rel 81 bill, snosn-
inr SEQ wrapped IN lyown There $50 In
Goyornment Stseh Bsnt, hiehikaH $40 rroatvsy bsnh
balance STATE and City bs Tbs hhder VII Ter great
fayef " leaving she Tie Tvad vii Mt
brown. a. Tammaay Iisl.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20

The following impressive counsel by
James Madison should, at the present
time, sink deep into the heart Of every
American:
As this advice, if ever it sec the light,
will not do SO until [ am no more, it may
be considered as issuing from the tomb,
where truth alone can be respected, and
the happiness of man alone consulted. II
will be entitled, therefore, to whatever
weight can he derived from good inten-
tons, and from the experience of one who
has served his country in various stations
a period of forty years: who has espoused
i'll his youth, and adhered through his life,
TO the cause of its liberty; and who has
borne a part in most of the great transact
tons which will constitute epoclis in it's
destiny. The advice nearest t 0 my heart,
and deepest is, that the Union of the States
be cherished and %perpetuated. Let the
open enemy to it be regarded as a Pandora
with her box opened, and the disguised
one as the serpent creeping with His deadly
wiles into Paradise.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-20
Q
Testimonial Of Respect.

We give, in another column, the
proceedings Of the meeting held Mt the
Court House on Monday last, for the pur-
pose of rendering honor unto the memory
of the late illustrious President of the
United States. The meeting was very
largely attended by our citizens-and the
feeling of deep and poignant regret which
was visible on every conntenance, gave
ample token of the ESTEEM and love with
which Gen. TAYLOR had inspired his old
neighbors and friends.
Mr.. CONRAD, in stating the object OF
the meeting, made some feeling and elo-
qucnt remarks, but which did nothing
more than justice to the memory of his
departed neighbor and friend. T1he reso-
lutions which follow, from his pen, are
Impressive and to the point--a worthy
tribute to the great man, whose unexpected
death had called his old associates and
n%eighbors together, and shrouded them
and the nation in mourning.
We trust that the recommendation to
wear the usual embelm of mourning for
n month. will not be neglected. The
citizens of Baton Rouge and vicinity, a.
bove all others, should be first in eviden.
cling their respect and veneration for the
memory of their late great and noble fell
low-citizen.