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EECuRsT,tnr.


GUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO FLusuiNG-r.RE ~
Ceet tt each uayihe and teaut steamer ISLAND
tllls tapl tias Re- rulis, pi. sunday A.r,ss a.
lel leave itek s.ip AZ o'clock. A = aas aad d r. "
Lsturnifr. leave tlustiaT ~ ls O'Clock NJ snf al. p
y iatd % VI lct % Br1ome and renth street,. E.st
kvcr each The Island city ill leave IlasAinr ON
Saturday evening az hall pas, 6oci',h.
EEFAT RAILROAD EXCURSION PROM new YORK
- a. White Nou~tains Iohrrh in Vermont wi.
NV FORA and New Haven Railroad connection 9th the
fuhrcses rough The valley Of the Connections river A.
sfeutns have tesn nade ~ the railroad oonpa-
ss 70 tak Passengers on this ioR through
John turg tna White Eoun,Aas -ni back ely ~
New bttf 20 ~ iohnsbury ari bsct. ............s
btto . White Mountains and tssk. ............ 40
tNIrtto trains III leave the station of the company, In
,Ansl street rear HroacSay. a. a. aud Pm Nom
dy auc TUESDAY, september Let End 81 Tickets for
e ecca Until saturday September i.h i.s Tickets FOR
f.rk ane New Haven Railroad company. laaal street.
whore AL nicmagn In relation % the will no
Fivtn. A X CfLLuDRE Ase,A
GRAND EXCURSION TO TuE FISHING BASKS
- every das. except SATURDAYS Pare cent. each wnv
Inc veil snown s,a steamer BUFFALO,. Capt Smith, vii
leave Hammond street at az NJ CANAL street. TX ranS
shs Catherine street, az; Pier No ro-6s ,xsr
A. M returning BY 2. n Refreshmeats sshns tsosie.
30, provided en- board.
GRAND EXCURSIONS To COMFY rstASp LANp.
" irf AZ fort Hamilton esch ~ayrsre i2s cents ina
steamer SANTA CLAUS. Capt !. N. aodmsu viii mshs
slrng street 81 half cloct ~ and \, sra
s1s From pier N r., 81 half past TO- and 10 eiorr
for children. " ~ '"''
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NJ ON Z Y Nj A Il * Z II.

hrURpAY, Aug 30-6 F. NJ.
The stock market continues without any material
alteration All the leading fancies active demand
but yet incinations Of outsiders entering
the street purchasers to any extent. Prices have
thus far been worked up by the bull brokers. with the
hope Of attracting outside SPECTATORS II they fail in
70 doing, they must give way again. The steamship
Baltic for Liverpool red out S5340 c0 In American
gold f450 in English silver and f3ii in English gold
This is smaller amount than anticipated There was
fair demand for sterling exchange to-day rates pre-
viousy quoted at which the mar ket closed firm.
The anthracite coal trade is still very animated bust
ress large demand good and prices well supported The
Lehigh Navigation Company for the week ending on
Saturday last brought down 81 e76 TONS and the
= season 6lS 142 tors The Reading Railroad Company
for the week ending Thursday, brought down 3ss3
TONS and for The year ,l37 ,62S The schuylkl
Navigation Company brought down. for the week ending
Thursday Ss6 tons and for til season. $50 974 tons
The tonnage thus is ahead Of the amount
brought down time last year, and what is q
less important fact the demand for coal brisk
ever.
The Philadelphia Ledger Says We yesterday alluded
RssSSe suas weIe eg,~ssn tne
tion Company We learn to-day that 1t is understood
that The tolls on the Canal for nex year to be SO
cents per ton less than the charge freight and tolls
on the road coal consa ned New YORK; and
that requires reshpment into sailing vessels the Rail-
read Company will charge fifteen twenty cents
more TIE tolls either work cannot be agreed upon
until the action OF the Lehgh and Delaware and Hudson
Canal Companies is known aud understand that it is
the determination Of the Railroad aud Schuylk Canal
Company to adjust their charges for
rs TO enable schuylkil county compete successfully
with all other regions 1t presumed that this arrange
pent will give the Canal Company twofths Of the coal
trade during the that their work is in navg
order or about third Of the tonnage for the year
The shipments Of specie from this port, for the week
ending the 30th Of August, were S annexed
Gscs Exp d., " W,
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PARTIAL ROCRAMM ME.


The grand and favorite opera
LUCkEZIA BUkGIA.
In which, (fot the first time these three years the cebat
ed Tenor, Signor sesto Bepedetti. will sing his
famous part OF Gonnaro.
Lucrezia Boreia. .Sgnora Tran Besedetti
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INDIA RUBBER aooUs.

H a H
rI'o the PUHLIC.-ISDfA RUBBER sHoEs.-ouR
attention has been ALE % al vert ~ Horace
H. Day published In the New No.k a. rali Of 18th Iuy
ISL aud tho Courier .ud Enquirer q date in ehieh
after much unmertd abuse % attorney. Judsoa,
Tsg he that dare charge him with r-a.nf
Goojyears fstere under aud that he
infringe Patents in the
We have purchased censs for the manufacture 81 IL,
dis Rubber Shoes under Goodyears Paent aud paid our
money ard daily paying tariff Tor the same; and
other might have due TIE f disposed 10 40
rather than pirate upon Guodycars Patents think ID
just 20 rurchase rrht 20 use valid patent than
10 infringe M Mr. Day having been prosecuted scknow.
lcdsed CoodJ rights male set.iemsnt and agreed 10
future not % infringe ba Patents lie attemrtn
oct only % infringe sad Patents. but niure
vhc have. for large condersou purchased our licenses
snd vsFf under them sni charge Mr. Day directly
,nd that over ovr own signatures. with piratng upon
Goodyear Patents IN the manufacture % the shoes which
he is octns 10 the Tubiic and give
and all who concerned with him purchasing or vend
ina HE Shoes made 10 violation Of said Patent Rights viii
T. CANDEE.
HAYWARD RUBBER CO,
- By VIM. A. Euckir CHAM Tressur1s.
THE NEWARK INDIA RCBBER MIG CO.,
FORD q CO.
evycrk. July II. 1881.
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SECOND.
A q r A y ID BAL L e T l.

A GRAND AND MIsCELLAN EOus DRAMATIC CON-
CERT, IN COSTUME.
In which will appear.
Rose de Nries
sigma. Costini, Miss Virginia Whiting.
Signor Bettni.
Sig. Lorini, Sig Beneyentano, Sig. Coletti,
Sig Ardetti
(~ho will perform the violin, } and
Madame Bsrtucca Maretzek,
who will, By general request, perform Two brilliant Soos
the Harp.
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ErsNRANCEH

'NBs BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered In 1924; Occa ~ Fulton street. Brootiyn
teerchapto Erchsnre, Wall street. New York-have shs
capital tas also hsadsome surplus invested IN tho most
indoubted securities and continue 10 insure buildings
hsndise furniture and other persons property vessels
rt and their cn-soec vcrrbs ,erms cthss
vrLLTAs sLLswoRrR. Pre- iasnl
.NsrxD q. B7Hvrrs. seerstaYy.
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ERANKLIN MusEuM. I73 cnAraAM SQUARE. ON
AnUsEmENTs IN saoOIxLYs.

MILITARY GARDEN. BEOoKLYS ADMISSION.
4'h - certf.-Nomr altntsry hsnrnt Of Mr. yincent
- v.ien c.estion viii BE- psrarnsd IAALEr. Hsmlo.
Nr Burgess; Ghost ar J. %. Moore. ~ al siu. ur
L. Nncot Queen. Miss Anderson. After which. RDBERr
hAtAlhl. hctert Aresrs. sr. y. Walker. jacques NJ
Nnetnt Marie Mics SMITH Clsmeutiaa. Nils NJ reeves
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"A BY II. N. Bush SALE Mondav 10 Y e'cook in
the auction rooms 10 NORTH william Streets easss vsus-
BILE Dry Goods well assorted; trunks closhipg Fancy
yssIy G.s; me r" Watches
sardinss OH Cans Scales Groceries, Grocers FItures Go
A UCTION EOTlCE.-THOs. BELL AUcrIoNEEa
a By Ii. N. basa-Tnes iay. lO1s O'clock, will ae soid
without reerye at 4b Third between Thirty
and Thrtysseend streets the Stock shop &C. ofs ar
renter several thousand feet Lumber. Boards. Plank
Boards window frames, Corniea Also thu Shop sc De-
serving attention. TH0S. BELL, Auctioneer.
A UCTION NoTICE-GROcERIEs, CIGARS BRANDY
"a Gin Wines Kaisins %e.. On Monday sep,ember lat,
Cir, Port, sherry. Champagne. tlarst, Raisns. Hans
Cheese, xseearon Lemon Syrup SOAP Candles Figs Tea
Nackere Salmon Smoked nerrngs Indigo, Corss salt o
W. A. CARTER, Auctoneer, 81 Dey street.
DROFITABLE INvEsTMENT.-wILL BE SOLD, AT
the heTchabts Exchange on the I'd september 1851
twelve o'clock at moon, by w. H. Franklin Co.;
topeers four story brick Dwelling, with No
Eleventh Rental $50 For further
apply to Smith Noble, Councillors Of Law 81 Nassau
street.
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SPORTING.

ITO SPoRTsMEN.-A SHOOTING MATCH WILL CONE
off On Monday, the lst September, the Hoboken
Meadows 1t expected that match between John Ludow
Daniel Rauyal for $50 aside will also off, Com
menepg o'clock, p NJ precisely n b. 21 birds will be
the ground. J. TAYLOR.
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DREsENTATION.-AT A MEETING OF TIE CON.
pittee Of arrangements the presentation which
be made to Mr. Wm H. Beebe, the eminent hattcr
city on the 10Th inst has been postponed to the ath Of Sep
temter at which time IL will take place at the
ats o'clock r. NJ The committee OF ARRANGEMENTS
fully invite the trade and friends Of Mr. Beebe to par
pate with them in paying honor TO the VIII,
to advance the interest Of the hating business aud
on those connected with it, than other that
lived in this country. GEO II. RICnA aDS, Chairman.
JAMES BUCHAN.
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For the first time hs .he whole Of Bens grand
= U kITA MI.
In which will appear
SgIora A. Bosio,
signor saivi,
ssuors Badiali and ariui.
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he remainder Of the programme on Tuesday.
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR EACH,


TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR EACH
"''' DAY AMI EvENiSG.p s''0'"'n's''
iers Hotel rSas Houses. and a. the music stores
q William Hall Il sons sonarenserg Luis. kirkseg
Breusing, Joie, and vandeIbsek and sehusestch Co
broadway.
A CARD.-sIGNoR BETTIsi HAVING OBSERVED.
a. .or some o. the morning raPsrs "a Card PORTING
husband endoavors to throw the blame Of
tiaIyl ON ht occasion 81 her benens d hs
efGennnre, he declined foryeghs bsneas
appear in part which he c ut tune TO study
his Int wished the passsI saa p. aaa adyers.%.nss
OF fnoa, to with sig Bstnis name. and
ltrsf ted 20 Castle Garden BY the sanoaase
siahos betni name a. Seanatp Sig Dstln
.etsrns public sed yron The nesssary alterations OF
tess hx ,le .hy &C. OF treay norniag AID now
Lustand OF sgnora Nett did mean q, de-
his power 70 nicrn the pSsis Of ,s s.n.s
q. BsrrfSI
FRANKLiN ausEgn, Us CHATHAM SQUARE, ONE
eieek atove the Nstionai thoatre.-QeSrge Lea sois
proprietor saloon peri every afto-noon
O'elock tss evening al eight o.siess ,sise
Ssss r f vaFS aas sss T. ss sgs .
Female Ethiopian Opera isospe "a a.e.
srs beng the largest the dine the moe,
selected iof their beauty asd azure and wa wse
number Of beautiful tabeaux taken from the pictures o.
rsu fsy sss ssrsas,S az. @s'S s. who
sgmp'nI Vale ana fenals Artists will give an ssh
VIII variety .. interesting every sf,errooa
Seats in Psiysts Berss 70 ..at ss.a sy Adais-
'eris; Boxes p cents Parquo.te. l2ss cents.
0LYMP1c.-THE GERMAN NATIONAL rurAraE
" all ~ rcrensd Tor sssson on tho
Tr' fs National ihss,is 10 hsasssim vi. aiai ap
~ e1 ~ III zee n swgrish IN TIE seassfa Play.
G. BURYruaIs, Manager
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AMUSR n RNTn.

l -
RkoAbwAY THEArRE-E A. MARSHALL. s0LI
Issses-poors open att; to commsncs at ~ O'clock.
Dress sreie and parquette ~ Family Third
20 g nts Gallery i sents Private Boxes - and -.
ballet OF CATAkiNA-CstaIns. Klis Caroline Roasses:
Court berine Mile Adelaide Lncina Vile Thsresins; Nx
niea ne Csnentine Fra Diavola Mona Jeaa Rousset.
MOkDlR-Don Felix, Mr.. @. harchsnt Don Lopez NJ.
buraess Donna vioantc, Miss Eeae Raymond After the
ballet NY YOUNG WIFE AND MY OLD UMBRELLA.
~ iBLOs oAaDEk.-kANAGER, Mr. JOHN SsYron'
~ Tickets ~ eent Private oxes S. Doors open al.
70 commences tso'eioct Monday. Sept. The wondsrfuI
kave Family Gabriel in charactars Francos In two
Characters the daring Mons. Benan; Miles FranoI ana
Bertin Mons M.rzet Jocko Mile Capei and Hessrs.
Brilliant and Collect The whole co plsts
sIt Independently corps de ballet which
has beer pron ounced uneqused in United
commence with the Tint hope; to he followed by J0CKOs
concluding with the new pantomiuic fsts o. KIM-KA.
RROUGHAhsLYCEUX BROADWAY NEAR BROoNE
- street-Dres rrsle nd Psrguette 50 cents; Family
Circle 20 cs Ochestrs Seats 81 Private Boxes S. Doors
open az TO lss smsIss 1aIay .ysnSs ssP
fO0ZLE-Uncle Foozie Mr. Cippondsle; Felix Budd Mr..
O. JORDAN; Edward wavery Mr. Pal ner Mrs Ellen Bud l.
BY WANTEDA wizAkL-Mr crumnlrs Mr.. Broughsm;
squeak, Mr. sLerret koscus Rant. Mr. Johnston; Mrs.
Crumnes Mrs kaeder. 70 conclude with the SCHOOL
FOX ZIG sks-Panels Mr. t. H. Johnston.
ITALIAN OPERA AT CASTLE GaHDEN-MAx Ma
retzek, Manager and Conductor. Admission 50 cents.
appearance Of Rose de Vriss Monday evening Sept
- VIII Dc p.roIne first time this season. the OF
NORMA
Adaisisa Mme Rose de vrie5
poiiiens sdgnorA Costiais
ovovss Sguor bettnt.
Doors open ~ Performs zee 10 commences ~ o'clock
No pottponement on account OF the weather No orders
ill be given
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RARNUMs AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures rs
- cents children, l2s Leon Javelli and Cline
for week only Monday and Tuesday ber ist aud
"a In the atiernoon At 3ocoek Chair
tfnl pantomme of the MAGIC TRUMPET 10 the evening
ATTY o'clock Tight Rope Fets and Wonders by Leon ia
velli and berr Cline; YOUNG WIDOW aud the comicaI
popular pantomime Of rus MYSTIC cross with all its
the kartnetti Family. The Chinese coection the Hsppy
Family &C., may be seen at all hours.
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DARTNER WANTED. WITH C.\sH OR FACILITIES
TO the amount Of 5000 20 5000 10 join the advertiser
IN neat pleasant and profitable man nf.eturi1g business
the entire charge Of the busne - the advertiser engaged
other business Address r. ID this OVce References
sxchan ged.
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WHITES MELODEON, 63 BOwERY. OPPOSITE THE
Bowery Theatre, every night. Cheapes. place Of
Amusement in the world. Beautiful variety Of Ethiopian
performance BY Whites nimisabe troupe Of serenader
together with other description of light aud pleasing
The whole comprising Of the gen
teel and merry places Of in this country Concert
30 commence at o'clock precisely. All
oluded before 10 o'clock q. WHITE, Proprietor.
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I,KIPLER HALL-opEN AT SEVEN TO COMMENCE

ut eight Great and enthusiastic success Profess
Anderson gran Draw ing En- Soees
Mystereuse The audr nightly twenty six hun
These the beat proofs Professor
can advance to impress the public the magnifcense
interest of bis eaborste in natural magic IL
Illustrative OF the facy Of necromaney demonolog and
witeheratt Every evening during the week. Professor
viii have the honor
ing wonders and recommends early arrivals Admssi, 50
eens juveniles under tseye years Is cents Secure tick
cts az the hotels at the Hail. the ke
e. Jollies. $40 Broadway For particulars bills Of the
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NNuE sHAKaPEARE 1RAMAIIn AssnrIArfnv

YNHE SHAKSPEAKE DRAMATIC ASSOcfATfON
would inform their rc nds that faviar msde arrange
merits for the ensuing they will their
Irettrtaticts TIE COMPLETION Of their hall "Cty
Assembly Rudit g." BreadEay tGdoinins tie Coifeunl
lolt sept - lady and Featle,n amtteura desrous u
iirirr tddrera TIE Secretary ~ ibis once Members
vi lie runetua In their attendance az Ga. weekly mesias
q not Wednesday. d. TOWNSEND.
J N. EoTlmAS, Secretary. Chairman.
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sDVVRTIsEslEsTS RlNBWaD EVERY DAY.
PERSON AL.

rre~c~~>>~@~~~0y~o~~-e~~ $1,000
N1n REwARD.-HY DAUGHTER, MAGDALENE
~ Harwood, lefg her home last evening about eigl
ocock Amy Informing whore che Is shall i've
ard the IN. nks distressed father
HAYWOOD. Eighth avenue, or 90 Centre street.
II EJNERT JANSEN: IMPORTATION WANTED
~ respecting Renert Janfeu. native Of Mandal in Nor
way IL opposed have died in New York in 1919
It'll Any intelligence Of him OF bis estate. will to thank
fully received at the Swedish aud Norwegian Consulate
General, No. 20 Wall street
NOTICE. IF THE LADY, WHOSE HOSES RAN
IN with her cnrrage containing hsrref and lte
girl in Bowery. Eve ak months ago and whose
irtther so to the young who stopped
them will leave her address that Of her brother AZ this
ofLee directed 20 W. j. ". she Will confer still greater
than he did The 'adya Is believed 10 b Mrs..
Wallace and her Brothers. SPARKS
ID 81 Is INFORMED HER NOTE rs READ Bv
II. CT H. in ansver 70 Ne Of the 2lth bat he has tor
sotten her addrce Please address immediately before;
your confidence Ia safe, md will call write you.
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NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET-DREss
Circle and Boxes Is cents; Pit 21 cents; Orohsstra
Tickets W cents; Private Box Tickets ST. Doors open AZ "
curtain rises Monday evening sept yn Be pre-
JOANNA or the Of the Court of Naple,-u IAN
Mr. PROCTOR Adrian rrespolo M. N. b. Clarke; andrea
Mr. bradshaw Count Bertrand aArtois. Mr. O. Matthews
Queen Joanna Mrs H. Nichols, DO Carolna Mis- NJ
Charles The will the farce
THE WIDOWS VlC1IM-Mr Twitter Mr.. B-adshay; Jere.
nish Clip, Mr. q. j. Arnold; Mrs. Ratteton, Mrs Nichos
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SOCIETY MEETINGS, sc.

'INAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
BrothersA regular meeting of the Institution will be
held in the Council Chamber Of the Great wgwam
day evening the lt day Of September at half hour
The setting Of the sun General and puncual attendance is
requested. By order CT
DANIEL E. DELAvAN. Grand sachem.
srEpHEN c. DuRYEA. Secretary.
Manhattan Season Of Fruits Eighth Noon, Year of Dis
sovery 9b, OF In Independence 10TH and of the Institution
the cd.
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IQSO FALL CLOTHING.-wB WOULD REsPEcT.
ACOA fully iavite western and Southern merchants
80 call and look through stock Of fall winter Coth
Ing before purchasing where. We hattcr ourselves that
assortment prepared for the approaching viii
be found In oxteut variety than
gstup by nny houpe IN the trade Our exerons and
ranFcmenta for Supplying everything that H. elegant
we'll giving 70 garments tie 10 and hnisA
tie best work is proved 30 be duly a;Erooae
In the sales all scotiOns 90
country constantly receive from customer ths
gratifying reports that garments always oess
rrd retay SALE Decides deteruaed tc unccTaa6
BY hcuse In The trade vhouteven allowing for he sure
rority Of 40 make OF garments. y A J. DENBtE,
3 snd IS John stree corner - Ssssss
CAsT orr CLOTHING, FURNITURE, FATCr
" Dresses. Firearms. watches and Jeselry, waatsi-
Unity rer paid above che usual Price fr tt
above making aYrl ,aton % the subscriber Who will
tend by appoatnlest. Ladies attended BY Mrs.. Phillips.
s. l.. PHILLIPS. No. Park place
WHO GIVES TUE HIGHEST PRICE FOR LADIES
w and gentismcn's east OF clothiuci Why iy0n Who
the hFhrst price for frrniture Why, Lyon who
ard theatrical drtsfer Why. fyop Who watcher
snd ltVeil WY, lyonAnd who for all Kinds Of mor.
chandissi why. Lyon Mhe y iyoul Where 10 Iyoa b
b. foundi-l1 VI AL street, basement.
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NEW NOvr1l-NOw READY-RALPH RUTHkv.
"A ford, Nautical Tale, ty Sir Admiral Fisher suthol
Of Aba Potrul, &c. Price Is cents.
Il. LONG q BROTHER, s3 Ann street,
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THE TURF.

CgSTzEyIILE COURSE. L. 1.-THE FOLLOWING
trottns runnps and pacing purses are offered By The
proprietor the above 60 of Monday Sep
topter Isl. No. l. ,rotting rurse. % mile heats 10
harness for horses that pure No. Pacing
Purse so mile heate under saddle for kor8es that
purse. NOS Running Purse sieO nile heats car
rying catch weights free for al running horses No. Tf0
tins Purse SO mile heats IN harnos free for all horses
that purse so No D. Pacing Purse, 50,
mile heats in harness for horses that
$50 Entries for TIE above prrses 70 close Monday eve
ming Sept. !, by 40 o'clock, 90 Vim. kal4ens hotel ls
Chatham street. N y Ter cent u ohtrsnco money 70
be paid at the time Of entering Lnres be made
time previous ~ the LIST inst Three Drake eld
and Eve 10 start 20 make race.
JOEL coNKLIS, Proprietor.
EENfRLyILLE CoURsE-L T. TROTTfNG-A PURSE
~ Of SoO viii he gven, mile heats best three in fve In
hafnes free Tor All aalons teScpns 81 Lawrence To
come of september l5th. Entries 10 cllac Thursday
ing septemter 9Th by 10 O'clock at Mr. Madden Chatham
street, New fotk. JOEL CONKLiN, Proprietor.
CEETREvlLLE COURSE, J. I-rRoTTING.-A
~ purse of Sl0C will he given. Mile heats. Best
utdcr The saddle Tree for horses that purse
600 To OF September llth Entries close
ThurrSay, September fth, BY 10 o'clock p At Mad
acne Hotel. JOEL CON kLfN, Proprietor.
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CHRlsrY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL NO.

(NHRlSTY'S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL, NO.
- ~ Broadway above Grand street-0pen every night
during the week til further notice TIE original
kno~h Christy Mnsreis comprising efficient and
sate corps OF talented and experienced performer
under the management of E. Cbyisty whose in
s city, ios succession of five have received
th favor by highly respectable fashionable audiences
Iehete 70 cents Doors open at and will commence at
eooh he patrons OF Cbrsys Ainstres respectfully
for he fuftr
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N ELLUWH' hINSTEELs, AT FELLOWS NEW MUSI-
= oal Hall. IA Broadway. between Howard and Grand
Streets open every justly celebrated
sops Of talented and experienced under the sole
management OF j. b. Fellows, whose
The past have boon received with the greatest
he elite and fashion from all parts OF tho Union. Foo
Eusesl Hall OF the most spacious and best venssed
buildings In tie world Admission 25 ceats Doors open at
con5ert to commence at clock An afternoon concert
every Wednesday and Saturday for the esreci.
dation Of families, commencing at O'clock L. n.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, DO.

EOR sAlE-A SECOND HAND PaAEToH, ALSO A
Islt Top Wagon. both In good order. will be sold Tow.
hspnhedfor immediately. at r. V. sLAMASS Carriage
and Light Wagon Mandatory li Eighth street. Clinton
Place.
EoR sALE-AN EXCELLENT. EASY, AND HAND
Sahhopt with leather top. built % best
and man.hp suitable fog physician pleasure
risge Price Slo, would be exchanged or two seat
seed Rcckavay. Apply Mr. owen McCoyern's staale,
Love lane, near Hicks street, Brooklyn.
WANTfn-A COOP ROAD HoRss-oNE THAT Is
w souNd kird, and eau trot mile 10 minutes aud ~
seconds 10 wagon Any person having such horse
have cssh cwtomcr BY addressing ID. HLLMAN Broad
way Pott Ofieo
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