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NIBLos oARDEN...YANAeER. Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
to At O'clock. Last ofnne Anna TSess
III. s ss s
Anna Thillon will sustain her original character M Hud
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RRoUeHANs LYcEUM, BROADWAY, NEARBRooNn
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THE PUBLIC ARE REsPEcTFULLY. INgoRNED
THAT The % ss Which Iss
Is alsIa S1as. LIES !. xs:..
TRPLrR HALL, ON TUESDAY. Der. T. 1851.
PROGRAMME:
New Overture-Zanoni y.x.,r
'''A's' Herr M:,;i.. ........ .Battissa
sOuv mir r, ds Lucia, Grand FansSs Brilliant. on the
Herr Mista Hsa::err.: = Ai'AA hau''s
Aria" Robert s,S tor que J. amie," tRObert lie Da-
Ari.-"Non piu AnSs. Ses.s a. h Fissss. .Mo..r,
sons-"Die rahnsnwa; ~: TIE Standard Bearer,
Miss Catherine Tsys: and Mii A. Biiiin D''''''u
0vertpreIstradella. ,vlOsow
R'nd' an.is-A h,.s Bs
Swiss h!'RiS #ss:s s;': .H'.s'
caproei0 on the Violin is Pird the Tree Ms Hau'r
Aria-"La coumnis ri Barslsrs l."........R o'siaa
Ballad" Home Sweet Ho%e "A tcsri, BisAep
orande Finale Instrumsntaie.
cOnductors-xR. G. LoDrR AND Mr.. LAvrsv.
most resident in New York has Been sns.F:a
grand Psnofors at this viii DO from
.vSs s:: EXT:
Doors open At Z; Concert commences AZ o'clock.
CATHERINE HAyEs's SEVENTH GRAND CON-
Of at Of
SON. No, %e Broadway opposite the Park Tickets ST.
TEE TRUSTEES OF ST. PAULs CHURCH. TEMP
hin've Slater IsspS hsys the pleasure to announce
win tale place at the Church. Friday evening" Oct 10 il
lowing celebrated artists have in the kndest
volunteered their valuable services
MADAME ANNA BISHOP,
MRS. EDWARD LoDER,
SIoNoR foRTI,
Mr.. j. A. KYLE,
Mr.. T. CRosFvELpr,
Mr.. WM A. KING who will preside al
the piano. The Trustees the satisfaction, also 70
that the celebrated maestro,
Mr.. BOCHSA,
will also take and will
accompany Madame Bishop In her songs.
Tickets 81 each to be had in New York. of Wm Hall 3
Son, 2S Broadway corner Of Park place.
No postponement on account Of the weather A team
city immediately after the Concert The time and place OF
departure Of the will be future ADVERTISE
ments.
OLYrPIC. NO. 42 BRoADwAY-crRNAN NATION.
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DACKETs FOR HAvRE-sICoND LrNE-rHI FOL
lowing ships will leave UAvrs Abe 18th. and New
ToYh The La Of AAoh month

They ell frat class New buit ships provided vth
all requisite and venience Of pss
ssnser and BY Of experiences In ths rs4e
The price Of a1 Without wines OF liquors Gceds
ssrt 70 the subscribers will be forwarded es sm Any
SoY6 iS'i SiHoRS Ina, xssss. IN Peal asssA
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MEDICAL.


nEAFNEss. SHORT SIGHT. Ac.. CURABLn 81
~ remediesDr. Heath devosss attention sxeluhvss
70 diseases eye These Auctions hitherto
seursbe, yield readily 10 his and rronpt treat
nent Araoial inserted, moving beautifully, uko
the natural Once. :5 Broadway. 70 daily
DAEIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
Diseases, In lev hours, by vegetable application,
without pain In debility, broushs on by improper habits
the local remedy and can there thcusnds
who cannotbe cured without IT, he has daily Of
years duration from the other ply scsns all he
antees He makes daily Of diseases
without aust which others caused By their pei
ling the former one soon enough His diploma with these
and the OF other csrthcttes that nothing
can equal It You cured me In one day.-D N. Cor
byn One local Application cured ne Ia few hours, after
another doctor tried Ion timeG Derand. paid
500 dollars in eve years 70 be cured Of weatnes from self
abure without ben IT. but cured By local and
raj treatment In short time -Jas Evsns You cured me
Of the worst syphtic affection my body and sco In
short time after had teen under three physicians for
year besides msipg every quask medicine soud hear o.
beneft-Wm Ferguson. Perth Amboy. ". j. Those pa
tents at distance BY enclosing Zee. be treated ~
mail Once hoursS morning ti and 20 in the even
ing NJ LARMONT. d., a. Rsade street, two doors from
Broadvsy-not in the store.
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RowERY THEATRE DOORS OPEN AT 6h CURTAIN
ID rises - clock Boxes essts Ps ~ ssnsg Seat.
a the &. FSsEr
r. co S:ys Sspss Hss, G.s kls
q IT. a s
S.iish' Lord r,s,ly MI Collins: Lady fte5y nF a
oUTANGeJess Isrotts Mr. con.y; Pippao' Mr. Jordan
harosts hrs Yeomsns The oursns outsns Mast coney.
RURToNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET.-DooRs
aas DT Psy cs's uS
0rehs:fs Seats 70 cents Tuesday evening oss SiI b
h:1ssr. .Y%s' 6yss ' aesep:
on Mis-: Weston Mrs eastwood. Mrs Hasass. Eis &C.
with sSt Rsis
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREEr-DooRs
5.shsaa Gisss css asa asS
iis%s 6 srisf
M Iada After %s M s
PIT &. sPsTsh 6snss
sry Bneha Tasare Mr. clarse Captain ash,
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-p. T. BARNUM.
~ and ,n rssnwoO Assist
sd cr s
s's sSsa NJ sG SsIisss
Y; rsss %
The in Ssa W SaS'i
still here; the Happy Family; halls of wonders.
(sHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL. NO.
sns
under the OF e. p Chrsty whose concerts In
With
Tickets 20 cents DooTs at and will commence ~
o'clock. On and after Monday, Oct 49, concert will
at ~ o'clock The patrons Ninstres
respectfully informed that the Saturday afternoon concerts
sre discontinued.
CELLows' MINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS NEW MUsI:
cal Hall, 444 Broadway, between Howard and Grand
Streets nightThis Justly celebrated
talented and experienced performers under the sole
management Of j. B. Fellows whose this
the past have been received with the
the elite and fashion from all parts of the Union. Feows
Musical Hal OF the spacious and best ventilated
buildings IN the world Admission rs cents. Doors open
concert TO commence at o'clock. An afternoon concert
Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dation of families, commencing at o'clock p. n.
THE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS sERENADERS-o.
Bishop Buckley. and H. Collins respectfully
Msr friends and the public ths, they have made
nent engagement with Mr. j. B. Fellows and performing
In connection with Fellows Anstrels ~ ~ Broadway
not their intention TO- travel South Any band calling
themselves New Orleans New Orleans Ballet
Troupe are not the original composed Of the above
parties.
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nR TAwcEIT Is coNrItEsrlALLY CONSULTED
~ a. his oce IL Dover street certain diseases which
he without Recent cases cured In fsw
days His Balm of Zurs for debility brought BY
self abuse the most medicine for that disease
ever known In this coustry. No Zee till cured.
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DR La cRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
~ Cheapest book ever publ hed-51 ~. and lSa hns
plates Physiology s,rrsge and the secret in
frmes and disorders youth asd maturity, resulttng
from solitary habs which destroy mental
enfeetle the natural fceng exhaust the
es Of manhood with rr.c;o Observations on the pre-
venticn and debility local
erection, with psin and simple rules by which all
themselves. without uercury-vith the Authors
observations marriage, It's duties and
and their remedies with soored Autographs illustrating
the atOmy, physiology and dieases
organs Of both sexes their structures and fun
II contars many important hints 20 those
matrimony, which viii Elections against
none however should take this important step without
f-st contutrr s IL treats sf all diseases
whether married % single Strangers who require medical
aid before contulng Doctor ought 10 know vhetheg
their properly destcod and judcousy treated
BY their Iyscane and thus Euard sganst tie in pos
OF qusckery prevalent In popuous cities DIT La Crox
sesaly qualified prscteper aud has for twenty y..rs
devoted his studies 70 the SUBJECTS Of which his boob tras
Any person sIdins Is cents IN letter post paid will
esiye enc cory BY ma Eve copies for ST. Addrss. rr
N. b. la Croix, ~ Beaver street. albany. y scld -
Burgess Garrett and strinser Townsend ~ Bfcsd~sys
New York.
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Dr. WARD, BEING ALL DEVOTED TO DrsRAalu
unortusts You viii he cured ~ him 70 half shs ssust
time re ncs dserrsd tut sppy early fstssts e. sore
but the doctor himself who attends 80 Cans street eot-
ner OF Broadway No mercury used No fee tili cured
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HEALYs UNION PIcTURE.-!rnE EXHIBITION OF

IJEALY's UNION PICTURE-THE EXHIBITION OF
Heays great picture Of the Hon Daniel Wsbster re-
plying General Aayne, Foote'S resolutions in the
United States $780, which crowded
sembs Of the elite Of Boston where IL has lately been
hbtd open ut the Of the National Academy Of
Design 6S Broadway opposite Bond street and viii eoro
NJ daily Sundays exceyted season tickets 81 angle
admission cents Mr. meay at the solicitation Of
ion the PRODUCTION q splendid line snsrsyng q the
subscriptions which will be received ~ the
hour thed av mir
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DR. MORRISON is CONSULTED coNIIDENrIALLY
~ on certain diseases which he treat without mercury.
Recent he in three days Thryvo years prse-
ce enables him 70 those dstsies arising from ssa
his private once 2osk Fulton street. No lee All cursd.
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THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
trsgedian from the Theatres ROYAL London f&pbprrh
Glasgow. Lyerpoo and the provincial theatres Of Great
Britain and Ireland will deliver series Of Dramatic Read
ings in the Tabernacle Broad On Wednesday Sth o.
tober Shakspeares tragedy of HAMLET On Friday, 10th
October ShakspeAres tragedy of 0THELLO Doors
At half ooloek TO- commence ~ o'clock precisely
Admission 80 cents to all Of the house. Tickets Be
had at the Tabernacle hotels stores Due notice
will be given TO the public Of the Of the SERIES
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TYR. DE LANRv AUTHOR OF THE "PRiyAru
~ Medical Cuite &C. 81 Lspensrd street. near hrosd-
wsy-The facilities and ADVANTAGES the suther hse
enjoyed during fifteen years residence IN the ese
Of Europe America enable him warrant In this par
ucular branch Of the profession su certain, quick and
America II 10 chiefly however in dheult ccmplicseas
treated that hS services Will be FULLY
aprreeattd De L. 10 also the inventor o. those la
ssnous instruments that the deperAhe eoaeausacee
Of early improper habs nfahly without medicine being,
the only certain existing for those
Semitic any part Union His celebrated French local
remedies secure 10 those who apply in the first %
certain dssss immediate cure which often sfsct<6
In q few DAYS
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OLYMPIC, NO. 4i2 BRoADwAY.-GERMAN NATI0N-
" al Theatre-Two farces and comedies.-Tuesdays
October 7. THE BELL OF THE MILL Die echosns Null
l.rn With hs IsSSs II sSne,HSs Ten ne psRsss
Tricks.) Doors open 81 o'clock; commence ats.
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TIE Original NEW ORLEANS sEREKADERs-q.


"A o1Oh TLACh OIEFA HOUoE NOW TIE WlLAhDS
IA Magic mple.sinee the Declaration Of
there known in city in the world much
lent At the same time as in New York just With Miss
c. Cushman the great American actress at the Lyceum
with Miss Laura the Queen OF tragedy the Broad
with the beautiful Thllon at Nibos with Mrs. War
the representative of Shakpsres berones at
Burtons; with the Raves at Nblo with Catherine Hayes
Erin Queen Of Song. at Triplev Haal receiving mo1t
literally the patronaee citizens Of York. amid the
GALAXY Of talent The Wizard is not forgotten when
will to his Magic Temple The crowded asscmbages fash
ion and beauty who witness the astounding wonders of Pro-
lessor grand Sorees hystereuse every
the Aston Place Opera House. unparalleled. The WI
soirees have since 18th Of August
last by $50 peons and the demand for which
secured without charge continues the increase
The Professor beg most sin ery to thank the citizens Of
New ork for the patronage they literally honord
him WITH and to state that his time is limited TO the 9Th Of
departure for Philadelphia where opens the 10th inst
Therefore lose not hour but places AdHs
sion First Circle Private Boxes Circle Chairs
in Parquete, all cents. Open at commence at Come
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.

In the City and Countyo New York from the sh day
Mn, IS; Women, ~ Boys, ITO; Girls, 9-Total. $40.
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Dnebs hs, no ,s,, M ~ os,eh 80 serssn In AZ
operation, ana warranted 20 IN the shcrsss ues
Price 81 The doctor consulted in dhcult and com
Gated constitutional diseases and dettes arising iron the
indisceticns Of youth. once, No " Ann street frvA
entrance, through the entry adjoining his store
UINroRrurarrs rpIESp-caEar SUCCESS -4cu
hotties greatest Use for dsesses IN we
world Curee IN i've DAYS drsrce from business.
II cures some hundreds morthiy Price 81 vsh seoh
Dsrot Dr WApns ~ Canal street. 81 Broad vays
Advice-oive DIT. ward receives aat sstoe,
tof surss dssAses better.
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TOrE PUBLisnED Ghh EDiAt kLl
Aouis nasde, Eeg. Is prepsrint 10 unt@a hthosfspM
from drawing made BY bin during the eeresn ashiN
approximation In the hshsst Of art OF the state uper
ss q ,he GEsa, Exhbea Of .li r,t,on. BY her hyssr
The Queen. The thr picture being vhe
his Royal Hghnees Albert delivered To her Asjest
the address Of tho Royal Cen sse OF The enfrs
vins % inches 81 withsrs argin Proofs, U.s., STRAIT
l2s toll colotcd. 2ie B-rhe original has been -
hhted at the Palace snd approved of ~ her Majesty sn
HE Roy,l shnsss Prince Alert Eaiy order, arc ~
queeed 20 good London Actermannt
Co, vuhshets 70 Ser Majesty " straad Ne
Just PUBLIsdRD,
"The Cntso states frigste ST law renee osiuttss q
Cowes dcated b. special permission TO Csft Sanaf
Plain, 7s. Ca eolorss Ice a. fonsSr tehevmann "
MOI
INA LONDON GUIDE Pv,xsr HAsDSEscHIsy.
The viii beesme most acceptable preseat 70 eur couot
cnde and foreign ytere Perhaps Of the greatest an
ncyances TO either the u usnss peasure 70 hnt
himself from politeness aeesssity involved IN N
uninterestns and prottless occupation o. shewins be
Of country cousins continental acquaintance Lss
don With common ocurtesy pulling way and taospA
lion the other whst TO he ecne Present them with one
sh:se terehefs and they nna their w,hcasseu
Aid Or eompsnythe whole 81 thu reat "
Ing d.es,es o. the tributary streets rsnd,rns -hss M
hitherto been W the stranger great dihcuty natscr
ease and certsinty hessrs Wech Nsrretses the vsre
housemen OF Cheapside the designers o. shs map -
h general prnt-ne silh are Anpebf
usaA-0tshs ~
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RROUGHAMs LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEARBR00NH
~ stree;PDOors open At e begin a. ~ ocloei Dress
ira Seats S Private Boxes S. BENEFIT Of Mr. Breusham.
Tuesday evening Qet vii BE- performed the musical play
Bsrtram Mr. q yordsr; Dominic s:mR.on: Mr. CAipps6-
X. Mason Neg Nerrilies Miss @. Cushman Julia Nam
nering Mrs skerrst Lucy Bertram Mrs G. Loder Popu-
FOR CHANGE
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NIBL0'S GARDEN.-MANAGER, MR.. JOHN sEPTON.
IN Tickets cents Private Boxes Doors open a ~
to ct O'Clock. Last of.Nme. Anna Thlon
who will appear IN new CHARACTER Frat performance of
Thillon will sustain her original character Hud-
the popular Irish comedian his favore chAraeter
Of the Irish Recruit Mr. Meyer, Mr. Holmau hrs Holman.
full chorus effective orchestra under the direction
q tSs pAueaIER or rid REciiiNf 70 Ssaslsas
with THE IRISH RECRUIT.
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Nrw YoRK AND BARLru RnLRo.p.

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WASHINGTON: TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1851
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Oh. b. M. Consul,) Donald McIlvain, Samuel Hoff.
man, Henry Tiffany, Dr.: J. II. McCulloch:
Franklin Dexter, Benjamin Seaver, Elijah D. Brig.
ham, E. A. Grattan, lH. B. M. Consul.)
q J. LEANDER STARR, General agent.
EDwARD T. RICHARDSON, GensrGI Acc0vntGml
a.. A for the United States a nd B. ~. a. Obroniss
Pamphlets containing the rates Of premium, pros
pectus, examples, names of gents, medical exam
sners &C., can be had free Of charge application
at71 Wall street, and of agents.
Part Of the capital is permanently invested in the
United States in the names Of three of the local di
rectors az strusteesayailabc always to the assured
in cases Of disputed claims (should any such arse)
or otherwise. R83 ie,eSG atttg gsM
Thirty days are allowed, after each payment ol
Premium becomes due, without forfeiture Of policy.
Nf The United States Local Board meet every We'd
nesday, at their Office in Wall street, where ali
business connected with the Society operationstin
America is transacted--af fording thereby every
possible advantage of promptness and attention to
parties in ofleave to travel, loans settlement
&c. NN
Medical examiners attend daily, at O'Clock, p.
m. at7l Wall street, and at the Office ofthe diff
ferent Local Boards and Agencies. . -
Allcommunications to be addressed to s
J. LEANDER STARR, General agent
for the United States and for b. ~. n. Colonies.
June % hf3