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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09
The Clear Lake Indiana.

To TIE EDnoRs OF THE SAN FRANCISCO HERALD
G.,s1r have aye only hi, %Sin,ng sEd *.
Steamer Oregon" an article headed Horrible
Slaughter of Indians"
IL Is falseh hood from the beginning to the end.
The tribes punished are not the indnns either Of
time, inhabited the borders and islands OF Clear
Lake, hl'y miles distant, and the head Of Russian
river beyond.
No one of the WHITES murdered was the one who
killed an Indian in SOnoma. The latter 10 now
alive and lives al SOnoma.
The outrages committed on the Indians in So
nCms and kspa, a.few months since, were muir
those valleys. The offenders were arrested and
escorted by Lieut.. Davidson himself, as far as the
Sheriff thought necessary for security, committed
for examination by magistrate in benica, brought
by u wit OF habsas corpus before q court in
San Francisco, and released on bail, to appear for
trial. The tribes on Clear Lake were not APP
preached. Lieut.. Davidson was not the com
mander Of the expedition, and il ought not TO be
necessary to FAY, that an order of determination,
without sraring sex or age, would neither be
given nor executed by any officer or soldier of the
Amercin army. The tribes attacked have muir,
dered of the farmers living nearest them, and
| attacked others without success, burnt all the
houses, and driven of all the cattle where they
succee ded-murdered citizens travelling to the
mines on Trinity rver-dehed the authorities
dared the troops to approach them, organized and
prepared for long and armed resistance, and
arrayed themselves and fought when they were
approached.
One of the editors of the Alta California has
informed me that Captain Frsbie and Doctor Ely,
living at Sonora, are his informants. Neither was
with the expedition in that part of the country
in which il acted; and if either has made the state
ment published, il has been TO indulge some per-
sona feeling, or private interest, at the
expense of truth. How can the conductors of any
respectable press, on such testimony, with the
means of learning the truth close at h and, assail
the officers and soldiers of an army with accusa-
tions of cruelty and cowardce, belied, they are
in most extra ordinary manner, by the whole ex-
perience of the war just inishedts The publica-
tion ma de in the absence of all the officers
gagged ON the expedition, who are now on other
arduous duty, and on the eve of the departure Of
the mail for the United States, demands and re-
the qualification of base and malicious falseheod
from whomsoever il may come.
PERsIFoR F. SMITH, Br. Maj. Gen. u s. A.
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hphhs So.s ExrREss. This well kno WI and
.t,sasI h5m are, as heretofore the largest
hsVe been chased pretty hard how, YER ~ Macon,
Srsl 49, 30; ~ who sup about $3.50 to Adams a.
Go f1OcOO0 These indicaiions will sba,y ~.
nstnf, Of the California bubble -PGciSc ,vc,rs
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| But the reports Of marriages have not been made
according TO law. How many were celebrated
during the year lSiS, il not known, owing to the
| delinquency on the part Of those who are author
| lied to celebrate them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09

Hay Tnw AND Harvest We arc nos i
she midst ~ the furms rand rapidly approaching "a
latter. We encounter daily ~ our strGets the e.
iiRbtful fragrance ~ tiie newly cured etass feoa
our luxuriant prairies. A frieDd from ahsve say
that large barns are beiSg filled az Eliza, e sccur
Irovendcr for the winter tcumiUg. The sscessi
bili'y ofihis and the neighboring Gowns, Will tua
gieat trade 20 be done with the mines 1uripg IA
SEASON "hta Tie communication wgh cher peiut
- INTERRUPTED. by the by the price Of an ori;sau
rCylhe ana sneaih Is now JO.--Placsy TtRss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-11
PutAunPulA, Nov. 10, 1850


Sole Of a Railroaa- 4 NurUey Of the ColgrqbiI
Railroad Apfhotssd Erdmrnaiioa Of CAPT.
Birder-- Poiiovs Condit,on Of the Yicfisl-- Coz.
tsttd Elections, Sc &c.
The Pennsylvania Board Of Canal Commis-
sloners, at a meeting held 10 this city on Friday
last. concluorda contract Of sale, to the Phila-
delphs and Reading Railroad Company, of the
railroad bridge over the Schuylhil at Fountain
Green, together with 'he railroad from the foot OF
the inclined plane. east side OF the Schuylkll, to
and in the city, viii engine house. lot. aud collec.
tors office, for the sum of s2i3.7OO The legis-
lative enactment OF ls49. which authorizes this
sale, also provides, that ~ proceeds shall be- ap-
pli, io repairing and strengthening the Columbia
Railroad between this cuy and Columbia. The
road m question is, at present, IN wretched
condition, and the appropriation Of the above
sum could not be more sdvantageousv ex-
pended than % iis Improvement, The com
pletion OF the road, to AVOID the inclined plane
pertaining 10 The great Pennsylvania central
route has rendered useless that portion OF the road
running from Whitehall 10 the Market street
bridge, (Which was ncluded 10 ne saiel as Wei as
the route from the foot ~ the plane to Whitehall.
sheuld say useless. only as FAR az the State is con-
cerned With view 90 carry into effect the act
requiring the repairs ot tina Columbia Railroad, the
BOARD orde rel an immediate survey to be made by
4. r Gay, Esq. state Engineer
An hore Of the recovery of Mr. George Emery.
who was stabbed some time sincr AT the Military
Hail. has beer abandoned Captain Z. W Binder.
Of the late Mexican campaign, with John and Ern-
hsrdt Pahst, charged with the infection OF Mr.
Emery's vOunds. were Yesterday brought before
Judge Persons ON a wit of habeas corpus. DR.
Janney, the attending physician, was first exam
med. who, in he course ~ his testimony 10 the
condition ~ Emery, was interrupted by an interro-
gatory from the Judge, " T. the man in imminent
danger y The doctor replied in the Affirmative,
end was dismissed DIR Muuer was called, who
stated that he had, in connection with Dr. Jssney,
held cspsultatiou on Friday afternoon, at five
O'Clock, the result Of which was, shat, IN their
opinion, Emery was in imminent danger Of los
ing his life, in consequence OF tne wound in
his side. Another witness testified, that he waa
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CLoTIrTye.


NtETlN VAN BUREH CABBAGE mas BEEN
IA eevtrtly sent 90 The Clothing of Blocker
ard ne streets The inuendo conveyed falls HARMLESS
on Tailor hHnm. a. ho 10 above pst0u s host suit
willie given for re Arrest 81 the msorcsst or boil rnRsr
ftaou nader Carson. MA view of his aalharl bore
can be shun 70 The aoreduou' who urohae he oohieg
Two GtNTIBkEN AND FAMILIES -CAsrOFF WAR
ms apparel Ladies sae eentomsn osn obtain ne hsh
Get get TOT cast on wearing apparel furaure, ire
he BY tCn5ing thrssgh the poss otherwise Tor ISAAC
g. LYON once No all e., Broadwu Ladies at
tended 30 BY hrf. Lyon.
II ADlES AND 0KNTIEHEh's CAST or CLOTHING
~ Laats Asd FontleneB having east on clothing fursi
ture and eweiry o. dispose o. the highest price
Tor the esHe ~ sending through tho pos otherwise
ladies attended ~ Mrs. LtysnstJu. J. LEFENsfYN. t6
Broadway. up stairs.
L kDIRSAfD GENTLEMEN ARR uKKEBY sEsPECr-
~ July niormed that the fall vil Re paid In
ir All dsserptsss seoosd-hsuA cas-os c.thss by
horcoeT " Orangn street. Orders Jeff Ne H. sent
through The rrt.- vii he rremrtly tftsaasd ~.
J. hohONgr, N oysnse street, near Chatham.
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MApEMoIsKhLE JENNY LIND WILL GIVE HER
Nl Twenty sixth Grand Concert In America, at the
Triper Hail. ON Monday evening, November 18th.
PROGRAMME

overture-Ihe Men Of Prometheus. Beethoven
Ars-aoSi Ia vccs, Mhe jcany Lind iFia: .
Chorus Of fr,oncrs BY the German Lieder-; ''l-
Hunting chorus, BY the Gcr;ia iiedcrkranI
The Bird Song. by general dssrcj Mile jca-
ny hha' 80 80 go A'u'sr
overturs--Ths Ruler Of the Spirits Weber
Dustics,"Appsryi ALA luce NILE Jenny Limo n.,...,
Kriegeleid by the German LederkranE, Psnny
Aria" Non rsventer," Mile Jenny Lind IL ~.
The Mountsipeer's song" Mile Jenny Lind.
i Tsho s ssRss J sao
eondGctor-Nr Benedict
tu OrehcFtrs sixty HdIoans. Somprising the Arst
talent in the country. hss been engaged.
. o. m "a he oeTy q ro sne "uss s c
ele SIS and the remainder in that circle, 81 Every ticket
scs for any part Of The house viii pays number
TTiFieT .l WIN. Ball Sons Music store Ia broadway
No checks will be Issued. .,
The Grand Plane used on this occasion s from the manu-
factory Of Erard, and imported by Eessrs Boardmhn
Cray, Il Albany.
in Italian German sveeh and their traasatiosc, may be
obtained In the lobby Of the Hall.
ne .nn ON ood usay FSy aud I
nrdGy evenings and will also give morning. concert on
y % S0SSs Sas viz qF
ton. Havana, New orlesns ST. Louis and Cincinnati ne
she win probably sail .sr England in May next
part will he devoted TO Sacred Music Madsmoisec Jenny
SS s Ing know aud on asSsJ o f tS
Creation" by Hayden. -
have been made BY which children under
twelve years Of be admitted at half price at the
The BIRD Song" and Echo Song will lby general de-
YS6 sung at each Of the '" In New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-11

1900, 900 s, Bottles ssn, ssfs|y 9
akirq friends svsry quarter 81 the Globe ~ has made
cures sn8 has friends than sny other ~tce
offered r sale sreaest proof o. is Food quai-
that DE ~ dare sell u rom on9 70 eight snss
bottle. No natter vhat the weakness or pain comes from
trtar ID cure ~ o. ueed Sold At the Dire lowest
pres O psar ftreef 1nrtrecl Brother, Bamer, Hsyse
SC "a Johp W 1owt. no Pearl street, q Ring cor
John Boadwsy " the Huhtcns ard BY all the Drug
giats the city sid country N forget - cal ~
he ssatrsi dss1 go Broadway aud consult the DIT. Ad
vice g~afit aud rur,ntee persons prefer ~
p~ue
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EDUCATION.

G0LDshITHS WRITING ROCKS. 7se BROADWAY
~ la Fargo buildnu, tfrtt above che Irving
housel ?, euo.d lFcr month cnyl 70 one halt
sa usual sha. Viz 81 % for che Of ten lessons Of
ems hour sr ard tattfaoto-y improvement GUARANTEED
10 pupil 10 AL tseee cont Professions trades
chip, y. with The exception o. ftstinz be most ndis
pensfhe on AL acquisitions Mr. 0ocHmth wsui that
81 inc many thsusands Of pupils whom no has rvsn In
trucuon not enc who willing fey0'e ,rdnsry stten
hon 70 bis leeone hat failed TO good writer aud
hs lusthed ~ stating that The best peuues ~ the
united states % them teaohar and others in private
e have soquiree their extraordinary dexery With the
pen unoer hts sutton. Circulars the 10 Broad
way Heurs 81 daily At II osloch A. ~
Ha "a ooloos Y W. Gentlemen, daily At "a. 81 and
r. NJ efc@ptinE saturdays. Private Instruction all
hours moet convenient the pupu Terms SIS payable
the con menoemen-
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


'I'Hk UNITED srATES AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
- C.mpany VIII ditpatch their next express Per Empire
Cp NOV l5th connecting with the mail steamer from Pa
rama Deoemher let. Iha IL the only organised geforna
ard are prepared 70 forward foods through
ear francisco In about - cays Capt Abraham Banker
he Wen known ship collector FOR the New YORK
ates chsrse o. cur Foods the Chagre River Everything
INTENDED Tor the Interior disptchcd immedatsY arer The
Arrival OF The steamer at san Francisco Con ignors
have their invoices BY isavin
them At the ONCE No. Wall street.
rroprietorr A. K. MILLER q Co.
GREGORYs CALIFORNIA EXPREs--THE SUB
~ ecfibers VIII forward ther express - charge ~
speeia messenger per steamer Empire tiy Weouesday
l5hlnst 1he arrangements Of this lire et the quick dis
patch on freight % San Francisco Of the best descr
ton AND upon which shippers nay with certanty rely.
Psreet received until The morning Of The day u smiling ard
eersunul ~ " Packagss and heavy frsight nust he
deyerto AZ our tGce prior 20 the aaT N sailing rhers
soodi WAITING shipment are covered BY Insurance
THOMPSON \ HiTCHCOCk.
hanegers atd Agents. 10 Pearl street corner % y al
s-Shippsrp by this Fsprssa avoid the
snd expense o. clearing tsir roods the customs hosse
Terms reasonable.
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Dam Uhs kUsKUk, PHILADELPHIA.-P. 7. BAR
~ Proprietor and MANAGER; Henry Sauifort ABss
isn't MahagoITo ls Kroaueed this week. The srani musical
~ eo and he entire original music und The direction q
G. II. Mueller The drama Of DAVID COPPERTiELD will
Re repeated during the eek. The DRUNkARD viii also
ts Uniformed New Edditn have been made % the already
terefs Curi1stits There performance daily
81 lsud selook. Adnttanes - esnttehildIsn under
10 years, half price.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUrREgE CoURT-IJIhs D. s. WILKINS AGAINST
- Jane Nilkne- Summons for relief ICON.
Ger To sophs Jass wilkins The defend show nsned
vow are hereby monst aad required the
snt this action vkieh VS. sled in the once " the clerk
tfe city COUNTY Of New Yorh in the cty Hs "
tie t1th sav a tou instant and 20
81 yetr suartr sae complaint, the subscrbsr
hs ofoe Wall street, In the city Of New
yrh days after the service Of this summons
yor exclusive ~ the dsy ~ ensh services AID fail
spsrtr said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
rsntf in this scon oil apply - he court for tbs relief
tsvnapset IN the complaint Dated De oler W $50.
cEd T srnONG. plsintifs Counsei
NtssoLurIos OF CorARTNERSHIp-THE PUBLIC
are hereby informed thst have this dsy voluntarily
ltb svawn from Err ~ lambert Iohnes 20, No 81
Rroadvfy New York snd tina. said Hr ms losger exists
s,ser the syie ~ tsprbet', Johnes. Co. have
,syreetor whatever Wits 70 and Logger rssroasibe
fts ssaiirrs ar transs. lions IN IA. yOdNE5
ysw Ycsb, Ney.s, lSe.
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DANCING.

DANCING AND wALTZiNG.-CoN HALL.
~ 40 Wtstter ,trsetl betVeen Bleeker and Houston
s'r,tt-Ar and krs, NcFarlanda Aoadsmy open
The above rQome where all he daaoe taught DAYS
~ tuitp Mondays and Thursdays AZ r. W. for laates
Rud ohsrss At o'clock for gentlemen Ladies NJ
class from 81 TIL o'clock Terms moderate sud made
bnov OF the Mall Mr. MoFs reenee, Nc. 81 Bedford
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personal.

----r~-~-
NOTiCE-IF hR. LEWIS h. JONES, OF NEwBERN,
~ n. g., who arrived in this city on Wednesday night
from Ihiladclpha, will call at the Merchants Hotel
NoTiCR-suOULD CHARLES PERKINS, A SAILOR,
~ son OF the leto MIRA Mary Ann Whitehead OF SOUTH
hampton Lnsand DO alive and within two ysari ffo the
Nh Gay 81 June 1884, claim lngaey 81 amount, left
him ny his said mother he will Ne entitled 20 receive g.
oGvhe viii be paid over 70 ether according TO
the viii Application personally. letter olai1 le-
gsey, 70 10 made 90 the Mr. S5ttop Of
pton BY whom Information respecting The ssd
Chhrlts ftrkiBs 10 requested.
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I YoN,s SILVER VIDAL

n IONE SILVER MEDAL
- TIE Iussitute At Castle Garden
sent a Yell deserved award in,
Wien " put down in its schedule
Lyon priTe, silver medal"
Yer bic povetrs, "a bv magic,
btug 20 = conclusion traec,
Insect life. In nook and arevice,
Hhrrs the bed. bugs hide in tevies;
Or "a troops. the osches muster,
Or r BwsTus, the house ants cluster;
Then hia pills. they beat the best eat
tn giving rats their reauiescat;
Nr killing mice dead AZ a nail,
Nhstlfftn rtos or On detail
Principal Depot $40 Broadway.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
~ and Liyerpool.-The ships lin.

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
~ York and Lverpool.-The ships composing this lin.
the following
ATLANTIC, Captain West. BALTIC. CAPTAIN Coastock
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
These ships having been built by contract expressly
every has been taken
strueton also In their engines to strength ars
speed and their accommodations for passengers
qualed for elegance comfort.
Price of passage New York to Liverpool 9lsO exeu.
awe Of extra size state $685. from Liverpool e
New York ELS
After Of April next the rate Of freight by the
above from Liverpool will be ally ced
An experienced surgeon will be attached TO each ship.
No berths secured unt til paid for.
Of these shps will not be for gold
oliver bullion, specie jewery precious Stones metals
unless bills Of ladins signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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AMUsEnENTs IN BROoKLYS.

pROOKLYN MUsEUM-LEssEES, MEslRs. LOWELL
~ kirE Trcsturerlar. J. a. Ttekson.-Ro engagement
81 Hiss lo-hondav sv3nnr November llth will
be presented TIE opera Of CISDfRELLA The Fairy and
Little tlssH SpTeritncu, Gr. Dunn Baron P0mpolonO,
VI heyer Daudsne, Mr.. Lcaohi Adoro Nr. G. ". Taylor
Pedroi M. Ker Crterslls Mss Taylor; Tbirby, Mrs
Hortert; Cloruda Mas T. Taylor Fairy Queen Mrs Lo-
WE'LL Admi,tion, IS osuts reserved seats, EI ceats.
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TnAvFI.LErs, GUIDE.

THANoE or HOURS AFTER MONDAY usI oCfO-
~ NI-t amdtn snt AHNuy Railtoal line tei Phiiaeei-
pbs ~ W noon ~ rteanhost John Fotr a. W, SsntsFs
uctSted, from pes No. North River. Fare Is
NEW YORK ANO PmLADELfHIA. NV YORK
and Phiateiphia Direct United states vail Line.
Through In ~ h5urs via New Jersey Railroad
inced 70 81 for first css and ~ q tor second class Leave
View York ~ A ~ fun foot ~ Coursnt street. IN as
Pa ard y. from Foot ~ ibsrty street Leave phi
ladepha at and A. NJ ard y sfrsm foot Of walnut
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EELLows KINsTRELs.-J. B. FELLOWS, MANAGER
proprietor Of Fellows Minstrels, has the honor TO
inform the citizens OF this metropolis tkat his new
hall erected tAe old Tatttrsa ground M Broadway.
hbished and his celebrated band OF mnstrels gave
their rst in IL Monday evening November tth
The Hall is ntted In most gorgeous style cushioned
seats earpetsd and beautifully lighted The band is com
posed Of the greatss talent regards EthopaD Minstrel
America j. II. fellows believes H. duty 30
ht thanks his friends and the p1tlo generally
extended liberal him, and boys
state that pains will be spared 20 make this
tmuEng and ebaste place OF resort IN the city.
Doors open at 6SConcert TO commence IA Admission
10 teEte.
(NAsTLE GhRDEN.-TBE PUBLIC ARE MOST RE
" srecfuy informed that this popular place Of resort
opened for the inspection Of ysrs from o'clock A. " 70
Y. NJ snording IN opportunity 20 view the beautiful
scenery Of bay and hsrbor from tho upper galleries
Price Of admission, l2H cents
w ALIUALLA. @ CANAL STREET OPPOSITE TIE
Nv New Haven Reiroaa depot The original Iavinx
Pictures tOCether with Female Minstrel Band ami
Arab girls malirE the test entertainment In the city.
spanish girl Of the NEST beautiful formed In
ne wcrd viii make her trt appearance. Come early Ses
biils Of the cav.
NOR ssLr--TpREE seats sINGLY OR TOGETR Err.
for the ftaon at the stor Paca Opera House. Ap-
ply at 80 Wall street, Up stairu.
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CALIFORNIA.

ogden b HAYNES|kICHD L. OGDEN, Thus D.
~ Observation-Disclosures and General Commission ner-
chants San Francisco California Merchandise consigned
will be placed board ship and sold By sam
ples-thus avoiding all risks Of fire. etc. Refer to-wmH
Cay Co., New York Joseph Sanger. Do; Lombard
Buttrok do. Burr stevens. do; Conan, Hopkins Co.,
de-; Conkln Smith do; Y. T. Hayes, do; Read hawh
Albany.
TAYLOR DE BAUrRE. FORWARDING AND CON-
i mission merchants, .Chsgres, N. Owe arc new pre-
pared forward all goods sent having fine Light
aAugh boas with India rubber suitable for the
conveyance Of and freight We have AlDo made
with Ruhels Co., transportation agents. 81
o0rgona Cruoes that there Will be delay th
ttthmus. M.K.TAYLOR late OF Baltimore
J. n. DE BAUrRE, late ot New Orleans.
Reference In Now York J. Howard Sons, IA Broadway
Our Agents are l.. Hass 6S Beaver stree Corwno Bro
Co., o. g. Consulate Panama HsCepdsrpS Co.. San frAn-
DISCO. California
CALIFORNIA--TRANsPOR ACROSS TnB
~ fsthmus Of Panama.-Zachrisson, Nelson Co., of
prepared to transport freight the
Isthmus Panama take it through TO San Francisco At
shippers option but each package must be Of portable size
and weight, and properly covered as T., N Co. are
responsible for damage accident in the transit
The charges Of transportation to be prepaid in New YorF
'' T. ZACHRIssoN CO. 81 Wall street,
CALIFoRNIA GOLD MANUFACTURED TO ORDER
~ into Watcher Chains Lockets Rings &c at short no.
tice and at less than usual prices by JAS W FAULKNER
$50 Broadway Having manufaetory OF his own the
premises may depend getting the SANE gold
in watches aud Jewelry repaired Constantly on
hand, good assortment Of fine watches and Jewelry.
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yHIpPIN0.

NOR INTERCOLLEGIATE STATES NAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comstock.-This steam
ship win depart with the mails for Europe pesityely on
the Of Canal street. No berth secured until paid for
All letters and must through the Post otce
freight passsgehaving unequsllea
for elegance or comfort-appy TO
EDW" X. COLLINS, 55 Wall street.
The steamer PACIFIC will succeed the BALTIC and sail
naoe 1arT th
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\ EECHEsl LEECHKst-40Oe VERY LARGE suE-
~ dh seches just y last steamer, for r.r
low prices in qusntiss rehssors ~ CLEU.
ipIegter u lettLet. NJ. John street
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TNRIPLER BALI-AADAME ANNA BISHOPS FIFTH
Grand Sacred Concert will take place on Sunday eve
ming Nov H. to begin at half past seven oclck
the magnificent scale before The most imposing
and stupendous ever together
in this country Grand Chorus within the
Of Mr. Lyster On this sesasies Will 30 offered II,ydns
immortal Oratoro Of the CREATION in three parts the
only time this truly great work can be heard this
try in all its spndor and extent as other classic
positions celebrated masters preparation for the
following Sundays Sacred Concerts BY unanimous desire,
OF the choice and popular selections forming the
Miscellaneous part Of the last Sundays Sacred Concert
VII &c me sst % w e i01 qsee
the Hal To be had the principal hotels and at the
Hail. Seats be secured in the grand tier only with
out any extra charge at the music stores Of j. Could
Broadway the Hall the whole of Saturday, Nov l6
and sunday. the 18th. from TO 2 and from TO the
evening On Of the Immense Of
after ding these classical concerts doors to 81 half
past o'clock
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DILGRINs PRoGREs6-wIIL oPRN ON boNDAY
EveninE Nov lth at NashiEstan Hall, No. as Broad
way HoutoB street. the grand p1noTHmh OF Buuyao
Pilgrims Progress Doors a. Z, 20 commence a.
o'clock AdmisBOn 80 cCntf, ehldrea half prioc family
tebes atmittinr fosr 81 An afternoon exhibition
on Weer esdsys and saturdays at o'elook.
Il ooAisS pASoRAMA or CUBA-oPEN EVERY
~ night, At the Miuerv Roons sos Bro.dwayrcpcsont
ing its oti-e and tropical vegetation also the
81 the Crsol~r and dances
o'clock; rtnorann at ~ eronaely Adnttap@@
children. half prire
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