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CORPORATION NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CARTMEN TO RENEW THEIR LII
IN ocnsesThe ordinance for Licensing and regulating
ssrre S s s ay OF ia saeh YEAR
spsosd Ss May 's hereby
will hce between tho hours Of NJ and
ie,h 9StC lo@ wssnssdsy I'm 900 . e Ths5.say 18th
Wedntsdsy, Sith Ie 70 sO fhursday soo to 2oo
Monday zssh 400 70 2eo Tas.day Soth, 1900 % 2so
Wednesday, October 2s,J 70 3oD Thursday ID 500 70
$40 friday, Sd 30 TO Sio Saturday sth, Slo to 3Go
nosy painted on each side the carts according law
and The to the e. side Of Broadway opposite
.he City Hall where they will be inspected and the old
Harsha for renewal Cartmen particularly requested
apply the days designated above for their respective
day OF October The attention Of all persons keeping or
using wagons baggage WAGONS and other vehicles
for the transportation Of articles from place 70 pe within
the city, directed to the following extracts from the ord
nsnoeSec. Livery cart, truck dray, other
vehicle drawn by one more horses or other animals
pcracn conveyance OF anything Whatsoever from place
h. place within the city Of New York. for hre wages or pay
such ansportaton shall be deemeda public cart within
20 Keep use drive or employ any such public CART
Without first obtaining license therefor from the Mayor ot
snd city AS hereinafter provided sa be deemed guilty o
violation Of this ordinance, and sabieot to nne not
days for every enenee See. 2-s ~. shall be
lawful for 70 receive or 70 hold license TO
keep public be ubo eartmsn unless he be
citizen the United States and has family aud resides
with his y said eity u not having family shall
and The actual OF the cart carts with good horses
therefor licensed to be kept as public CARTS and the Nay
holding suy such license the renewal thereof touching
their s horesaid and All licenses okier than
tenber l, 1851. Dy order Of hs Honor, the Mayor.
ASHER TAYLOR. First harshsi.
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The Details OF the Proceedings or the Demo.
cratic State Convention.
CAUCUggTNG
sinAcrar, wednesday noon, Sept. 10,

BoLTIEo BAENHuRSEns.
The bGrnburners have bolted. There will be great
fun here There two held this morning
by the hurkers the Other by the barnburner There
hght about the temporary chairman, whose oi,e
s important in this instance because he has the ap
pointment Of the committees the organization and
resolutions and the strong bunker party want strong
resolutions passed while the moderate hunkors and barn
burners want them diluted
EoLL--iiUNKER ASswrn.
The roll being called in the bunker caucus 81 ansserd
10 their Mr. wnIeHr, Of Schenectady led OF the
ball ard said, the hunseTs had the majority, they
ought to exercise IT, and nominate both temporary and
permanent officers, In such way would carry out
their views without injustice to the minority.
SoHSArroSs TEMPORARY opuRM,S
GroRcE CiANK then nominated Cen Halsey Of ronp-
kins county, "a temporary chairman.
oNvuIE CL,RE, Of Washington county who 70 opposed
Mr. Young in the Senate said Il important know
whether Gen lIalssy though good democrat, vas in
lSXsre Banek permanent chairman, aud would act
In accordance with the views Of his friends.
Mr.. s,cKirs said ne he had assurance Of this he
would nominate t D. Mitchell of Mont gomery county.
Mr.. JOSIAH T. MnLrR, q Seneca county who is ass
man and decided htnssr, but in favor Of harmony,
made long speech fcF alsey who n not In favor of
General Dcuck in favor q the Baltimore platform
and the basis Of union established by the democrat,
this state last year. lie thought harmony would se
t consulted by taking moderate course in matt Il
minor importance.
After some further discussion. General H,Ls-r sx.
planned his yews lie said he in favor Of arnsouy
and justice 10 both sections but he ala not u him.
self to BOack
This not deemed satisfactory and Ds~ sicStr'
sad II was as important Il custom.y for cvery
body Of men 10 ensn the control Of Its delibers
toss by appointing It's own officers
The question then taken when ne members were
for:-
| fiHCoel seo
| hhheJ ..sssssss... ..s..s,. ssssssss~
Several did not vote
motion that the nomination be unanimous Was then
adopted without dissent.
4 SoMISAroNs SECRETARIES.
~ westcott, of Orange county, W Russell Of Ulster
county, and Dckie, Of EIic county unanimously
| nominated secretaries.
tEcrioNaL prFicULrT-wHAT wuL NJ THF RFsULrf
Frcm the foregoing 1t will be that there are two
parties in the bunkersthc - rates and out-aud. ou
men Tho latter have prevsh DAais caucus. Ba, E,ht
bsrnburncrs join the moderated tables may be tarned
! In the bernbVrper caucus Lorenzo b shepard va
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IaprA nUsBEIs oO3Ds.


.cIvo TIE PUBLIC.-ISDIA RUBBER sU0Es.-0UR
attention has been TO an ~ Horace
"a DAY. bshed In the New Yo.k HERALD Of llth July,
1901 Courier and Enquirer Of same date In which,
much ercd tbuee OF attorney Wm Judsou,
&c., he that dare not charge him with pratins
dyea Patents under our own nanos snd that he Dc &c
not Patents In the Of shoes
He have purchased for the manufacture q n
lila Rubber Shoes und5r oodyears Patcnts and pd oar
money, and daily payins tariff for the same and any
other might have done the same DISPOSED 70 DO
Gather than pirate upon Goodyears Psteht We think
more yst 70 purchase rsht 70 use vsnd patent than
20 infringe H. Mr. Day, having boeu prose0utad tchnow
edsed Goodyear rights made setiesnt aud agreed in
future not TO Infringe bis PAtsnte lie is attempting
not only TO infringe said Pateots, but
who have. fer ses
Dad wcr vzder hsm; aoS charro sr Day Directly
nnd that over our own sisnasures with prssns uper
s 10 now oncring TO the rubc notice that IA
nad all vhe concerned with him n Purchasing ,r
as Shoes made In vioasioa Of sad Pstsnt kshs viii,
ssprsseeused.
HAYWARD RUBBER CO..
w VIM. A. Buokinghsm, Treasurer.
ZEE EEWhkK INDIA RgBBkR xTG Co..
FORD co. .
rev voxt. july n. 1B1.
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NEW YORK ANPHITHEATRE (1 BowERY).-NR.
IN Levi North Proprietor.-An entire change Of
ormance for this week Open night and Weinos
day ard Saturday Afternoons Great attraction Fifteen
beautiful acts Of equestrans consisting OF light riding
great gmnssties equestrian dancing. aerobatio
eats rope vautng ground and lofty tumbiing. 30 No.
with the dancing horses Spanish SCOT Beauty and T4mma
cents children half price, Pit, l2 cents; Private Box
uokats. 81 cents. Doors at and commence at
MIR. DEMPsTER, COMPOSER OF THE NAY
Iva Queen" Lament of the Irish Emigrant." " Blind
Boy &c. will give his first Ballad enert mont this
st the Broadway Tabernacle, Monday evening. Sep
temper IS.
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Conrt OF oyer and r.rminer.

Psfre Chief Justice Edmobds, ami Aldermen Kelly ana
Chapman.
srrr 10 --TAs Ccs. IF H,ryy Can.l The arssneot
motion for rev trial, ws- continued In this
NJ sSs u ne os s6a ~ ne ops';as sss, ss the ss
has no power 20 interfere In tie premises Cosrt
Of Oyer and TtIminer u not a court ef gepktR
People Comstock. wend Lts The rigat ths
pant "a any cosrt TO grant trials tor any In
esss :, i.InI . sns S.."s 100 s,ss, 80
-.,s-tshe currsnt Or sfsrit,es would iinpy that u
ony be done oy review on the part Of Superior
writ Of igt before judgment and wit of error after
judgment provided bJ statute But, assuming ths
Tossy 20 sy.t before uegnsnt with the judsm, mt all
juf iislon s6ds An application for trial cannot,
in general b, made after application for urstinS ths
iueyment Ihsvery definition OF juds nent 10 c,,m
rs case would imply that In The court IN which
II rendered all further cootro over The subject cess
thus "a judgment is conclusion and s.nienos q tss
IN ,e course of the criminal proceeding against the
pary. The ppcs;on in tbs case n in TIE nature 81
writ cf error easda ros 70 review the judsmsnto OF
c,,,rt ofcopcurrprt jurisdcliop Assuming the power
Of his court 20 entertain the motor the motion st be
ceniea bessuse the sdvts % me JUROR. s read IN sup
aa,s of the jurors read I. opposition TO ths
molten rebut all des q impropr influence The fscta
,e forth the shiavs Of the urers read In opposition
10 ihe motion disclose ground Cor the ntsrfSenoe -
the court An regularity. or improperly, on the
@ .i ss ess5 'sDs 1gon 20 vs,o s,s own ,'.s,ss Ts
nubication msae BY him was but repstition Of ths
etyress charge of the court, and II In no manned
rauerccd the finding Of the jury Tho grsst-
ing of new trial for alleged irregulnHy, h pure
natter of discre,ion, and Il not governed w any
fud ltSal pripeip'ss lGrabsm on new tri.i. -
TLus even where othervre the court migh feet dis-
pcssd TO araut the motion. win be der Jed vheie -
apparent 10 the court ths the tights of parties ga .ns
ends CT Ipbc Justice will BE- defeated bY granting .ss
molten II will not b. granted where II Is appsreaa,
ths party app, ing has suffered no injury W m & ss,ct
ir ersIiiy viii rot b. granted vasr' ~ 's ~. css
IL in accordance with the right SnG justice a 'bs ~ -
The pirtric. ATTORNEY coBciuded bis srsunp ~
t,ndirg that the APPLICATION ought never 20 "
vt erpsr n That the party ASKING ~ ~ ~.
urou tie sfiis and the, atcs kea eea ION hnh,s
80, Ia bsa a coaciuded his argumen' Nffl
hiourned 70 TtursdsJ mOFpins
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DANCING.

,dDRIvATE DANCING ACADEMY, BRoyDwAY FOUR
" doors above NihioG-R. 4 D.. n. Burnt having
removed their in Bond street the above
named would most respectfully inform tr frends
former pupils that they prerr.d 90 give les
gos fashic nahe dances and wslyss Of
con. Ladis gen,men, snd families respectfully in
sder the advantages of5r before engaging
elsephere. Qusdrllcs ard wsltting school nxht
Season ncinx 9TH Of October For and
rarticulsra apply st The Book Store ga Bowery
niie ations are received at the school rooms.
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block above the National Theatreosorgs Lea, sole
TsopretorSaloon perform and
Ing Entertainments In the afternoon at three
O'Clock and In the evening at eight o'clock The entertain
ents varied and selet and such be
other place Of amusement in New York consisting of Les
Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe berns fifteen perform
being the largest and at the time ted
band in tho United States troupe Of Model Artists who
selected for their beauty and figure and who
number Of beautiful tabe,px taken from he pictures Of
enoiens AID modern simes company OF Arb 1irs who
through variety of feats of strength and dexerty;
aompsny Of Male and Female Artists who will ye ekh
bton OF Marble Statuary In the world together
With variety Of Interesting performances afternoon
and evening. For particulars bills CT oaoh day Adm-
sion-Seats In Private Boxes 50 cents Stage Sosts, X
ssats; Boxes, IS cents; Parquette, lax oents.
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Nav 0RLE.Ss September 2, 1861.
TIE sales Of cotton have been 300 bales decline q
Ac Middling Is nov quoted at SIC. Flour Is heavy
al 81 for ST. Louis. Prime barreled lard Is at ieHc
CHARLESTON, September Q, 1854.
The sales CT cotton during the last three days have
been $50 bales st irregular prices RAINING ffom 81
a Ice for middliDg fair and 81; Zoe Tor fair
BArrNoEH, September 10 1851
Our markets quiet and without material change.
RuFF.Lo, sept 10 1851.
The receipts of the past twenty four hours have been
flour 600 bbs wheat 70 90 bushels; corn, 90 %
Western -four has been In fair demaud. without sny
change In the markets, eso bbs Michigan sold at 81
3is 1881 Wheat is hi. above the views Of purchasers
aud the sss have been small Corn has been in fsir
request; sales 220oO bushels Ut 81 4ic for mixed
wesleia. Oats duu with sales at 2Jc. Frezhts
unchanged
ALRASY, Sept TO- 1851.
The following have been the arrivals Of ~enty
four hcursFiour coo bbls wheat 500 bushels corn
L. 600 90 bsriey. go do Flour Il firm, with mode
rate busibets doing Wheat Purchasers not die
pcsed Co to the terms demanded by holders aud
transactions consequently small Corn Is stesiy at
yesterday rates with sales of 900 bushels at 81 BIO
for eslefn mixed sales were made Of 3to bushels
two rysei barley, At 75c Oats arr at % s2s.e
HAVANA MARKETS. -
Ca.nLEsros. Sept. o. 1851.
The lat sales cf rice made AZ II II = rsais
Prov ons were improving Northern exchange ranged
frC Tar TO tlree per cent discount
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CIxsPENCE FER RYARD-MERRIMACK.B BOOT MILLS
~ and reat Falls SheetDgs and Shirng which here
tofore sold at ten shilling, being
tailed at six pence PER yard at The Bowery Savings store
bowery this be DONE Is thus We have made
large cash advance these goods and determined 20
sell them out and give the advantage to our patrons We
shall sell Atlantic sheengs by the b,e piece yard
at pence which price they cannot be bought elsewhere
In world We have many other bargains, which are
Offering and which consider rea chances for nvastment
for as the season advances and money becomes more
easy IL certain good styles OF goods must advance In
price We selling splendid Engsa Prints q, eight pence
worth shilling beautiful mourning prints at SIT pence,
shng madder coorcd dark prints At six peace
worth pence French De Lanes at two shngs worth
worth three hngs and 6fty cents arc reesyins our
fall stock Of Mernoes Fannel Plads Shawls, Blan ket
yelvets Silk Sa,ins Cloths. Cassnsres &c all OF which
ported by ourseives aud pledge repusa
dispose them tho lowest wholesale prices, and
the time keep with previous strides
making etabshment the great model Dry Goods lnst
totio NJ he Init "A
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NsyT Railroad Project.

fTrsBvhc. sept 10, 1881.
large meeting held here, last night to conside
the project of railroad from Pittsburg TO the Pennsy
vana line to connect with the Rochester aud oresas
Railroad
Messrs Smith and Bloss Of Rochester, spoke Of the
great advantages to Pttsburg and Rochester as the
nearest route between New York ard New Orleans,
well the cheapest and stated that the people Of ths
latter place had subscribed $500 oO0 to commence the
enterprise.
Wilmarth Gen. Lorimer, M Il. NJ. stanton, q
Pttsburg, favored the project and q COMMITTEES
appointed TO confer with the companies the route
The resolutions adopted to the effect that the
interests CT Western Pennsylvania imperatively do
nsnded the speedy completion Of railroad along ths
banks Of the Aleehany and the opening by the Ton
River OF the markets o Nor heru New York and
Western Capeda Also that the contemplated railrcad
would furnish the cheapest and most direct route FOG
distributing the cotton and tobacco Of tho West
ard South anongst the popuous agricultural districts
of Western New York and Canada
committee was sppoibted 10 solicit subscriptions,
and the meeting adjourned.
committee was also appointed to selict subscrip-
tons for the purchme Of q suit Of flags 90 be presented
to the steamship City Of pitteburg.
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FINE ARTS.

6N0LoRED DAGuERREoTYPES FOR FIFTY CENTS. :
" Enxa stylisht Rooms, 1c5 B6wcry, besween Hester
cnd Grand streets the only in the 6ty where
The best sbyght DaEuereotypos Handsomely eoorsd and
enced taken for 80 cents and larger sizes a. equally
Tow No charge unless perfect satisfaction given
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CHaNtEsroS, Sc ,t Q, 1851
The somers has arrived at this port sh Havana dates
10 The 81 inst che, however, bring, sdatign news
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nominated for temporary chairman the understanding
that he would appoint committee TO recommend Church
as permanent chairman.
At present things do not the aspect Of harmony
but war te the knife
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DRY GOODS, -.
NEW GOODS IMPORTED By JAMES BEcx CO,
IN for their city trade:-

NEW GOODS IMPORTED BY JAMES BKcK 4 CO.
~ for sheir city trade.
VIZ E:Srsd sas, rich. Sc s:ssss Plaid Silk
Giscs do. do. Do. dAlsisrs.
Ros al Moirs Pekin. Black Psris. wassrs1
Ss s'sf'a Robes. in rich sasses 1.n'.'''
.sn as Gimme Af%uls. Ai1saias s,s %oSs
BrOSsdss Bosds. A1neus sIs,s. BrOeade Royal.
s Psa P s.4.s sT;1y s2,. na 1lss gsj a'
S syS1;; n s.sps. s:Is: q. ...,
a1pn TAETAN snAwLs Of superior quality
Clan Tartan ana and Fancy Fiads over 'A'
TARr.r Love snAw1s, the isrx.s. .s,ersmsa.M Of sa.r
goods and at lower prices ever .s.a before offered
FI.,s cs"rHH s:. q: a.s,
Plain Txssds. new and superior fabric.
TURsrT RED Do.
Per. rmsroid.rsd ssaS ssfiaS Dr;s'ss With M.e...
g. s: g. cs:im.r. 90: %: osss az. and &: q:
rfss AZ c:!:. $i.s MI ss!s fss:
ws.. sis pax. SSl blue rS scarlet. straw, Sas DO d.
of Lupn and sss'H Sss selected an.
@
Plain Black. for centres Of India d sisSis. ai.
PARIS FRisrsD CAsnnrRr DEcos,x AND NovI DE
ReA ohntr 10 cold small h' hi:A sAtin striped ehi,sr
g. g. rSS.n IS s... % do ssi.. s s.
Simple patterns nisA GaoS S.ors for children
Lppns best make. Ga Bonn cailsauxs al' Bom'a-
81 Nou,slIns de LANES Do. DO. ar.psss D.m.s
b.s4 bss LANES.
Rich Dc Cashmere and S;sss T. fss: ffss:ss sS,s'
COLOR
The aps sSsSsse s.soisnen. Of R.r. En-
S'sa na sS9 Ss9 & sHs SUI
White rmsr.s.asG Muslin 1sf DSsss: ssss.s D'''
$$::: s s: s: s: !s$; sssS' si$S 81; +: +:
rIsi 81 9rss: gss:i,:., Of As eo;, description
Lace ElOpns;.' W;' every every kind .sd vidth.
Sleeves. sissS' oii'a6i nsnsishS!sss SShSss; sssnsA'''''
c'as' y.Isnsi:nns. kTs Collars. p,gs;lI: point.
Black sS. tsc' ds nsnliiii, nSs1aiiiii ''tg q. ti'A'
S:sas S Lac, &C. and r'ie'' ys EssA, I'''os ss
BIuxelis Point. do. do Bruxells Point. do.
La Neige do. do. la Neigc. do.
Engsh thread, do do. English. do.
Black, do.
Fancy Bags. Cravsts Belts. Mitts, Sc. sc.
ESeIIsH AND FaFNcH BLASNErJ, ALL SIZES.
a. fine real SsxoDy Flannels.
A. and "a do. welsh do.
a.. 81 and 4 dome site do.
PLAD FLANSELsA full assortment Of oolors, very fine
goods
LLENGIIsn HOSIERY Of every kind and sire.
Also full assortment of CiuLDR kS's HosiERv Snrs
and DIR Of all kinds.
LINENS OF the very be st make.
SHIBriNGs Of all kinds and widths.
NAPKINs. TOWELS, and HucARucKs Of every kind.
TABLE Chorus Of every size and quality.
ScoTcH DANAsEs, Of every kind.
DIAPERS different widths
FNGIIsH and domestic Shirtirgs.
fRENcH and ESGLisH Canton Tlannels.
CouNTFRPANEs and Quilts
Muslin Trimming, and wie Muslins Of full assortment
SHkwIs-Parioular attention Is requested to tho
richest I24 rquare White Shawl In the United states
The above, with very stock OF Goods have been
selected with and taste by Of In Europe
great many duplicates Of the above goods now Ex
in the great LONDON ExHIBirIoN, which we
offer at very low prices, at No. 3jj BRoApw.y. o
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AHnirs ut New Orleans.

NEw ORLrASs. September Q, 1854.
The city continues perfectly quiet and all apprehen-
sion Of disturbance from the deceived Cuban patriots
l. st an end.
The city more healthy than usual at this o
tLa ven
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UY q E.
II This celebrated Menage1ethe largest ana best
Quoted the known worlc-embrang almost animal
known to natural history and which has received The
and applause OF hun dreds Of thousands of most
6peatabe and intelligent people Of the United Sates has
:pst CON men Geo most esmpaEn and wii
following order yiz;-Frankn, N. A., Friday Sept o.
Concord, Saturday 9th; Hennker Monday Sth; Washing
ton, Tuesday 9th; Newport Wednesday, Oth Claremont
Thursday thi proetcrsve w. Friday. i2th; woodstoek
iaiurdAy 18TH Norwich Nonday 18th Bradford Tuesday
10Th; Wells River, Wednesday l7th Lteton. N H. rurs-
day. 18th; 81. JOhnsbury VI, Friday, 10Th.
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EhUHIChIa.

GHARLES WELs, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, INFORsS
" his friends aud pupils that he has returned % this city
from his Canada aud that he
has taken up his residence At 7E Broadway.
A YOUNG LADY OF UNDoUBTED MUSICAL ABILt-
ty wshe 10 obtain an ongagemen ss Solo siager in
church. hddrsfs Box 32t3 City Post ofee.
MUSIC, MUSIC, hUstC,-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
A the honor respectfully 10 inform the public, that no
bes two sel playing Orohestrons lately received from
Germany aud put up In the best OFFER one has oyn-
ders and plays three oyoItures and twenty fonr different
pieces of music; and the other has oynaers With
very nice rosewood case playing sixteen fsrent pooss Of
rnusic for dsnei.z Can be hoard day, from tot
o'clock. CHARLES MAYER No. 10 ChryBtie street.
DIANOrORTE-A GREAT BARGAIN FOR SALE.
hire exchange, for old ptanofortea,
Of Nc Donald Brothers best feevood panq
fortes, ind warranted Also good sx octave maho
rsny pianofortc, Price si2b. Apply - Mr Dumsiay,
esehsr fmusc at 100 Grand street. near hott street.
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SPRISosiELD, Mass, Sept 10, 1891.
The Hon. Daniel Webster writes from Franklin N n,
September sgnifyng hs expectation Of being present
az the AGRICULTURAL fair at nchester, N H.
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AMUSE MEN rs,

BROADWAY THEA7RE-E A. MARSHALL. SOLE
9s:s sn sms cit
ses 70 cents Gallery oepts Privste Bosss IS So
ns comedy Nd
M s NJ .ses wssn 81 flow W. re GAi PLY % Nh es
Mrrs,n RatIer Mr. cSllins Morgan Miller. Mr. Whiting
Sb5, & lAPIEs IIWAhEcq ysvs:ssS wsisis. Sir
NSios s.5s s. 5omS
sept H. 1851 M g. Barre.s ssnsss on which eseasos
IN Ct % &: ssss,; 81 XIV s
ds5 s g.
.a D'ss:
Sgs m hF4H.isy ss1 r. B.;5I. T ' ri;
Sss y TSIS essss
THE THE IsIsH s; IIoNnT% Moore wilIi:n: Mrs
cAEo Poppy 1r O. 'fSSss B. sasnsad @ THE
L retaeE Msnsser and Conductor. Admission 80 ceats
Thursday sfR n Y Ss The
& hs
T SrS AssaSr FEriS S4sa sny
Sir Bruno Ro&srtsOn Puritan Officer Sig Barsttni
EivirS. daughter Of LORD Walter ssa A. oso.
Doors open s performance TO commences a y, coooS
ITALIAN oPERA-CAsTLE GARDEN.-A CARD
snGra Tu .S S has the h honor to t.
on Friday evening next September a. on whah oocpsn iS
Ps XII Ss Of IA
Badsl Coiot Barattin &c., will Tickets, Fifty
G.1.g MI rs
zion will appear for this night only. the following dtn
guished TALENT
Mr.. Burton, Mr. w. r. Blake,
y. Collet Mile Celestne Franck,
,, Miss GeOrgiana Barrett will make her debut.
Mr. John Seton. Mr. Geo. ii. Barrett.
which occasion viii Ss the three as acts of
sir s haroourt &C urty. hs barrett
Dolly spanfr Mr. SETON. Meddie Mr. Msdaway
LADY 11aSy Gay Spanher' ...... Miss Gesrsian. Barrett
After Which the waltz Pa: de Dsux from the ballet Of
Gisslie by Mile Celestine Franck and NJ. Collet from
the Ravel Family. The whole TO conclude with JOHN
J0NEs-Guy Goodluck. Mr.. Burton.
QRoUGHAM's LYCEUM.-"TooTs" NIGHT.-THE
inst, when viii performed tie comedy Of DIX. Dill.
(by permission of f. A Marshall Esqj the irish Lion.
The riRGipaI sh,,sstsTs by Ne ard Mrs Barney Wa%s
&. W Clarke ly permission of John Greenwood, ESQ and
Miss Fanny Wailach will sustain the and the
character Ihe other characters Mr. Broushams
lent company including Mesdames Maede sker
Jordan John ston Palmer skerret Leach &C. Mise Annie
Walters in fayorite dance. Mr. Grebe the celebrated
All Of whom Gave kindly volunteered The musical gems
Of the evening BY George Loder and his eminent orchestra
Circle and ssrquette s. cents Family Circle IS cents, 70
be had at all the hotels and music stores in the city and
O. B. De FoREsr. Chairman.
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NIEW YORK AND PHILADELPHTA-NEW YORK
~ and Phladsiphis dreot-upited STATES Nail Line
through In ~ hours, via New Jersey Railroad Fare
uoed 70 81 Tor frs class and 81 81 for seooad class Leave
New York, ats A. NJ from foot 81 Ccrand street ani at
aud p. " foot Of Liberty street Leave Phls-
elpbis at and A. NJ and5P NJ, from the foot Of Wal
ron BsLrr~oRp, wauuNero,, or CHsRLrsroN.-
Through tickets cold In The above lines through ccn
dutor with through baggage checks accompanies the rsn
leaving at Up Psstengers and bsss.ge N ths train
will be transported directly through from depot 70 depot 9n
shs roste without extra shargs.
The New York herald., 1851-09-11
rpAvELLERs' euIDe.

SAxDEN AND AMBoY. RAILROAD LINE FROM
" New York 10 Phiiadelphia.-feave Pier No, North
tsiver by steamboat john POTTER Morning Line At 4
clock Afternoon Line o'clock. Pare by either
$3 forward dsok, 81 Emsrsnt Line, at O'clock r. NJ
care, 81 so. L.. BLISS, Agent.