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likewife be put at liberty. Mrs Patterson Of Mobile
who came on here In the hope of obtaining her
raj has gracously promised that her boy shall BE- mms
datey restored to her he having unfortunately sailed for
Spain few days previous to her arrival here So many
having been liberated II is to be hoped that
arrangement between the two governments will speedily
be to for restoring the others to their families
Two Of the prisoners, Lieutenant Breckenridge and
Mr. Beach we're found In boat at sea- acme twenty avs
to thirty miles from land They were without anything
to eat and water had one in the boat and being
completely worn out and very weak from hunger, allow
ed themselves TO be taken prisoners by coasting
schooner landed at some small port the coast,
and on sunday last were marched into Havana, lodged
With the other prisoners and probably would yesterday
been sent to Spain wit the others but for the fact
h hat these poor men had fortunately friend to watch
thsr interests for them and letter addressed TO
capt Flat pointing out TO that officer "that these
ws found thirty miles at sea- without the limits q
yorsdiction, and had had trial." whereupon
rst ado ressed the Captain General upon the sub
?ect nus Exeeency seeing the justice of the demand,
h.ah'y granted the request that the should have
ta ana they are consequently still for that pur-
time. '' ~ MOI was absent on the coast &C the
The Gold Dust Robbery on the Isthmus, 90.
After ALL no gold dust has been lost We learn fror,
Mr. Ferrsr, the eentlemanly ger Of Adams Co.
that the gold dust train attacked by about twenty
robbers the 21s ult about miles from Panama
The attack was made on the edge Of the woods Ths
guard of the train headed BY Mt Folen numbered a.
teen After a skirmish, in which Of the guard was
killed and two others wounded the guard succeeded In
capturing three Of the bandtti and putting the remain
der to flight
While the guard and the main body Of the robbers
engaged in the skirmish portion Of the bsndtti
ceeded in driving of mule laden with two boxes Of
gold dust This mule afterwa found in the woods
with blue blanket oyercoat thrown him, and
rifle lying by but the boxes gone. After tne
guard had become that no more gold was
they determined of the robbers and
about hanging him to = tree when Gov Dsz came up
and saved bis life The robbsrs were given up to the
nrUa add
arrived in safety.
Shortly after its arrival DR. Theller Of Fanama, wha
bad joined in the pursuit OF the villains gathered from
versation with small girl several important facts
which led TO the discovery o the two boxes dust They
had been thrown into the river They found,
taken 10 Chagres and placed safely board the Ohio,
with the others.
We also learn from Mr.. Ferrier that q man who gave
his Linn, had chare the brig Undine put hsr
UP for San Francisco ard for passengers He
obtained about $1,000 and disappeared but fortunately
was discovered IN board the Ohio taken ashore, and
rent back 10 Panama.
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More Railroad Accidents.

NARRowsBURc, Oct. Z, 1851.
This morning q German brakeman, (~ho acted as an
interpreter) the accommodation train, while going
west fell OF the and had both his legs cut OIL lie
remained on the track undiscovered, until the next
train picked him up, little better than dead. His
. unknown.
Yesterday the mail train, bound west ran OF the track
summit smashing up the baggage car and two new
cars belonging to the Leggets Gap Railroad.
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pRAVMI.LG Rs auIpn.

NIw YORK AND PHILaDELPHrA-NEw YORK
IN ard Philadelphia directunited Atates Mail Line
through in ~ hours via New Jefsey Railroad Fare re
duced Glaze and 81 80 for second cisse Leave
New orb 81 6A NJ from foot OF street ana
A. ard r. NJ, fro'o foot ~ Liberty street Lesv
Ptisdetiia At and A. NJ and T. NJ, from the foot on
Walnut street. -
FUR BsITtwonF WhsHrNcToN. OR CHaRtFsroN.-
through ticl cold above lines through con
ducto With through baggage checks accompanies tne train
l,svng Passengers snd baggage IN this train sil
- sppcrted directly throuh from depot 10 depot ON the
without st charae
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Col. Bigler I'm Pennsyivania.

OcI KooI.
Col Biglsr, the Democratic candidate for Governor,
arrived here to day. having been met eight miles OF by
o procession Of two hundred and thirty carriages, al
decorated with hsgs and accompanied with music.
This stsrnoon, col Digier mad. q speech about an
hour aud hair before four thousand people by whom
he was enthusiastically eheered
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aAvAsn HDvERTIsEn EsT.

VEHTosss FURNITURE sroKts No. a. oBIsPo
street and rs Ohrtpio street. HabanA, tCubal Mr..
Ventoss hse constantly hard " the above we'll krs~n
stores lg@ and valuable assortment OF Household Fvfu
ur spt Upholstery % the istest STYLE which he viii
tvt Ttr less any other house IN sbrns Per
sons visiting Hshsna 70 keep house and SOC vfsh
70 urcsse, select stock 81 te above
elss. on hire. ~ the most reasonable
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LOUISVILLE, October I, 1851.
The Tennessee Legislature convened yesterday,
and organized by eecng whig officers in both branches
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CANIEs skp Axpoy RsILRoAD LINE IRON Msw
steamboat JOHN POTIER Morning Line. =. e.sloes
euerp.oR Lire At o'clock FARE ~ ei,hes Ine tvr'
81 -. L. DLISs, AsoaA
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PAPER HANGlNos, 30,

ERENCH PAPER HANoINos.-THOs FAVE co.
II No as Pearl street, hadison, osr the richest
In the city, Of Decors 0oid silver and Velvet
Papers &c., all imported direct from the nanufActurers
md for sole ~ The lowest rass ~ Wholesale and sts
CINE PAPER HAN0INGs.-FRArCIs PARIS q CO.,
SIP Pearl street. have Just recsived and offer ~ vhole
retail OF all the Riches
.syies Of Decorssye. Velvet Gold, Satin rr.noh and
American Paper Hangnxs and Borters selected expressly
Tor drawing &C. Also all the most Approved styles
Of Decorative Oaks Marble Bocks Panel work &c suit
able for Halls dining &C. The meet perfect vosh
men " hang paper ALWAYS on hand.
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The Steamer Marion az Charleston.
CHsRLEsror, Oct Z. 1851.
The steamship Marion, Captain NJ Berry, from New
York, arrived here at three o'clock this (Tuesday)
morning Ns'
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Arrest OF . supposed Mai Rohbsr.

mor1rkLigs, Vt, Oct. Z, 1851
Luoius Clements. mail contractor, hrs been arrested
charged with extensive mail robberies He Is lodged
In the jail in this place.
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The Ohio River, &c.

FItrsstho, Oct. 7, Is5I
The river measures three feet, and is at stand Tn,
weather 10 plessan g.
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Monetary Affairs at Boston.

BosroN, october Z, 1851.
There was heavy feeling In the stock market to-day
and nearly every description went down a shade
relief in the money market being but temporary.
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JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONHER-STORE NO. Is
spruce stree-Mortgase sale Of Furniture This day at
10 o'clock at the suction splendid Mirrors; Sofas
in hair cloth and worsted; Chars Painted Bedstsads
Couch Bedsteads Rosewood Piano. Caneseat Chairs Ma
bosany Bureaus Enclosed Washstands. &C.. &c. Also,
qusntty of Groceries and Grocery Fixtures Also
JOHN W. sOMERINDYKE, Atty for Morts.
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IuDIA RUBBER GOODS.


ITO THE PUBLIC.-lNDIA RUBBER sHoEs-oUR
attention has been called TO by Horace
g. Day, published in the New York Herald Of 18th July
sfter much unmerited abuse attorney. VIM Judson
he that dare not charge him with pren
Goodyear Patents under our names sns that ne does
We have licenses for the manufActure Of In
dis Rubber Shoes under Goodyear, Patents and paid
SsSss Might lave Soae the 20
rather than pirate upon 0oodyaars Paten We think 10
more jxst TO purchase right 70 use valid patent than
edged ocodyesrs rshts made setssmsnt and sreod In
future not 70 infringe bis Patents He now attempting
who have for large confederation purchased Licenses
work under them and we charge NJ Day directly
ns that 'YS os. H n. .s sos whS
and Ali Who srs eonosrnsd With him purchasing vsnd
his Shoes made In violation OF saia fassas ksn VA
byWm. A. Buskheham, Treasurer.
TIE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MIC CO..
r. Hutchinson President
New York. July IL, 1871.
DEALERS IN INDIA RuBBER suoEs.-THE FORCE
~ Of my establishment having been doubled on the
manufacture Of patent Japan Rubber Ovsrshoes and
having s.scp.ed early orders am r..ey 70 TO
with bnahen twhos Law suit they dare
try have. this week. backed out At Tenson In fsoe
they 70 have .hsme and are a. follows by IN.
oasehens hsh and low cut Overshoes rs CENTS Women
90. do. and Buships cents The quality hwsrranssd
HORACE II. DAY, Mar uiaoturer. and Owner Of
eeventeen Rubber patents, Is Courtland 81, Nev rorh
IN h .d s:, ',ssss
the fsets Of the and full Of tas
will therein shallow and false the whole
toes Of the eom binatios really are r. n. D.
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III E.WILLARD, AUCTIoNEER.-HANDsoME SALE
IL Of Household Fprpiture, Bronze Ware, &c.-H e.
willard, auctioneer Ni sell BY auction this morning AZ
U1 o'clock, at Hoopers Sales Room 800 Broadway rich
and handsome assortment of household and cabinet Furni
uie carved mshorany psTlor and dining furniture
CLOTH black walnut French and Gothic Bed
seads Wardrobes Bookcases &c. Catalogues ready at
sales
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u G. KEMP. ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE OF
nssds ard IrSa Dc a. the large hal. n the Chinese
streets G. Kemp will sell Il suction. as asoTs
row and at 10 each Say By oras,
and cabinet furniture AL which u the
manuse .ufer Of established reputation in this city but
the s w 81 the Of TSasy s hid
to the Chinese and sold as above together
snees Of nsslyens WITH Valuable
and octave plan 'ortes and other valussle articles in
pri.ins large and extensive which pre-
ply with the bess quality % ~
HS p ss rich S p, ps onv
short time The covering alone this suite of arlor fur
s and s1s
wSr % o a Sq
ofhe best reputation in this city and fully warranted the
n Gs a. ~ sa the
whole will be sold without for cash. Catalogues
WV; A. SHIRLEY. AUcTIoMEER-CRocKsR
day. Oct o'clock a. the store, No. 25 Pearl street.
Pare ssss a Ssns ana
&c in lots to suit Wholesale and retail dealers.
RY,J. nIcExAN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OCT.
cia1 and
Furniture two and Book Cases. Sofa
general assortment psrior chamber and
kitchen. Catalogues q. the sales room.
HuMBERT KENNY, AycTIoNEERs.-sosE
wood Mahogany and Walnut Furniture BY catalogue,
s. ass n Fsn
sortpent Of rosewood mahogany and wsnut paror and
chamber Furniture In marble and plain OF all knds also.
enamell.d chamber In sets also one superior
% s sfr ~"oa
chain, BE- SO Also, BY virtue Of chattls MORTGAGE
twenty seat Chairs hree dies gold Pencil
Cases. and quantity of China Glass. aud Cookery sc.
HARDWARE AUCTION sALE-tPosvPoNEp FROM
ws:ss 81! sn ' sss
near Pesr packages aud lots we'll assorted
sh, Goods. Pattern Cards &c. Sale persmptory. Casa
logues ready. Terms months.
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IIENRY ri LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. sPLENDI

HENRY II LEEDS, AUCTIONEER sPLENDID
Sale of cabinet furniture. comprising article
manufactured covered the richest steras Henry
II Leeds Co will sell at auction, Wednesday 8th and
Thursday 9th inst at 0 o'clock each day. the large and
valuable stock Of cabinet furniture manufactured BY Jno
comprising the valuable this country
consisting Of rosewood mahogany ebony black walnut and
oak suits richly csrved, and covered In goben tapestry
gold bIoesde satin damask broeatslle plush and hair
superb rosewood Eergeres Sdeboards Centre Tables SEQ
retsres Chairs of all kinds Bedsead ditto
de gaee Wardrobes Washstands Dressing Bureaus
and other splendid Furniture the whole Of which is war
the proprietor is about make change In his business
rangement Purch should omit attend this sale
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UALES ~ AUCTION.

A UcTIoN NOTICE.-THOs. BELL. AUCTIONEER.-
"A by H. NJ Bush-Large sale, this day at 10Y o'clock in
srctiS. rooms 10 North william street LARGE and vsIu.
desert psions-Carpes Beds hatresses Crookery China
Looking Glasses Cutlery and three second hand Piano
fortes &c Thursday foot OF Invent street.
East rver-The srrangements Of an worthy
the attention Of Smokers and Paoker-ketes lard.
presses For particulars other papers.
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EyAsTIss WISHING TO HIVE THE USE OF TRIP
Ter Hall during three evenings In she week. ~iu plers
ssf" '' ''"'' VI ''"J Il. wIRDwELl. 80 Broadway
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RARNUrs AMERICAN MysEuh.-P. T. BARNyl

nARNUNS AMERICAN MUSEUh.-P. T. RARNUh
n Manager and Proprietor John Greenwood IT., Assist
ant Manager Admittance TO the entire Museum and
fomsscs Is CENTS children nader ~ years M eenss Par
quette l2k cents extra. Wednesday Octber In the AZ
tsrnoon, at oolock In the evening at ~ ocock Tu
eIkAh0kR-Stranger, g. W. Cia:ke; Mrs Haiier. Mis-
hsstayer Peter Mr. Hadaway Barren, Mr. Henkins; Couu
esq Mrs Rogers and the Of h talented company The
Museum overlooking with curostes OF KIND In art
and Nature 1h immense Chinese collection tae greatest
IN the world 10 still here; the Happy Family composed Of
csts rata uls mice dogs Birds ne, By nituro hostile to
each other but taught 10 live together IN harmony alo
Asxa
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EIELL0WS MINsTRELs, AT FELLOWS NEW HUSI-
u eal Hall. ~ Broadway between Hoard and Grand
corps talented and experienced under the sole
Of j. b. Fellows whose In this city
the received with the greatest By
the elite and fashion all Of the Union fellows
Musical Hall of the cious and best veut
suildsgsin the world Adns.ion rs cents Doors open =.
z; ct o'clock An afternoon
every Wednesday and saturday for the especial
dstion Of families. commencing 1T O'Clock p. Y.
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1T h LEEDs ADMINISTRATIVE sALE OF A

, III II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-GREAT SALE OF A
Gallery Of Original Paintings, chiefly Of the modern
Dutch and Englsh schools Of class superior thing
heretofore offered auction free exhibition No
seS Broadway, next to Waller street. H. H. Leeds CO.
will sell At aucton Wednesday morning 18th inst at
II o'clock st Stoppani Hall 500 Broadway collection Of
Paintings consigned direct FROM be sold for account
Of OF the nnent artists the Rotter
dam and other Of Holland sent with view to
tain American taste for their works. The collection 10
equal not superior to any in this country either public
private and particularly the ladies'
invited call them. Catalogues TO be had At
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Our CUBA CORRESPONDENCE
HAvAN., October /, 1851,
The Departure # More Prisoners or SPAIN TIE Kindness
Of Friends The Release Of Prisoners. &C., &c.
Some hy-pipe prisoners belonging the Lopez expe
dititn have been tor time in Havana waiting
opportunity for ctnveysnce TO Spain. OF these forty
one embarked yesterday at 2P. NJ, board the brig
kiTs, which was soon after towed to by the
steamer C,cn this vessel IL escort the brig to safe
distance from these shores In addition 10 the Amer
can capives shout fifteen creoes concerned in the late
attempts at revolution st Puerto Principe and Trinidad
were sent to spain in the vessel Thanks 10 the In
deisipebe exertons q few beueyolen. Individuals
the po,r otc,iv,d sds well supplied with plenty Of
comfortable, clothing well many other little
n'ces'sties. much required on long voyage They
all in good health aud high spirits and appeared
gns'y delighted Al the presence OF several Amsri,an
i1Cles ana eeutenen who had obtained permission to
take eave Of The OOye just hey embark
IN seemed " cheer the up wonderfully % see s. many
kind faces about them Aprosperous happy voyage
20 them, poi fellows
Cept hotert this through the in,ercesson OF young
,cer blonsirg 20 the cutter Forward IL TO be
hb.fat'd ~ w slso AR ~tlscu Reeves who Fortunate
for him happens 20 Ne the pephe~ of Gosernor rowo
Of Georsis The old nunssrias Colonel Buuant wl
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NJEw YORK AMPHIrHEATRE. NO 81 BowERY-l

MN YOHK AMPHITHFATHE, NO 81 BOWEKY.-L
IN J. North PROPRIETOR Private Boxes 80 cents Boxes
and Parguette 70 CENTS Pit l2% cents Doors open at
quarter before commence at quarter beitre 0rsnd
combination Of talent for the ensuing week Fr night o.
the engagement Of Misc kaorand the celebrated dan
Ne enssgement Of sam Lathrop the peoples eowa Yirs
night OF the shepherd ard sbepherde Levi North
md Madam r. Num- Fifteen beautiful acts Of equsstrau
lem In the circles ytneinr Jumper Of Pekn by Master wit
gar Double somersettng by Mr. W odei Graceful Act o.
tquitaton BY Madam Num- Shepherd aud sheDheraes
py Mr.. North ana Madam Nunni Highland rpG oy Mise
Trained Dogs introduced by Mona Harper The
,nnces will ccnoluds with LU BIN AND ANNETTE Lubin
W. Odeli; Annette, Miss Ma,arlant On the
Mr.. Levi ,. North will receive beneft.
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(HBRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL, NO.
~ AZ Broadway, above Grand street-Open svery night
during the week until further notice. The original
KNOWN Christy ninstrels comprising Efficient aud
Gste "corps of talented and experienced
ss end the msnssemen. Of chrssy whose concerts
With favor by eighty respectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets Is cents Doors at and will
o'clock On and After Monday Oct 49, concert will
st o'clock The patrons Of Chrisys kinstres
ofuly informed that Saturday concerts
discontinued.
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A UCIioN NOTICE.. I. yANDEwATER q co
their ssleoom - Wall street large and splendid
ment rich Bohemian and flint out Glass were
Silver Plated Ware So Catalogues the morning. Of
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FINkIFLEK "WEDNESDAY EvENING, OCT. B.
Fourth Ballad Entertainment BY Mr.. Turner the
can Ballad singer assisted by Mr. James Mseder fhe
N WS',s said h; Loved She woe Wreath Of Hoses
Seep last sleep in the Land Of my Birth; this old
Chair "Msid 81 Monterrey; "Th, sea, the open Sea-"
Zine elm &C. &C. Card: q admission 50 cents had
and night Of Concert Doors Concert mences
At Carriages set down heads north take
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DBILnARuON &c sOCIETl TENTH sEAsON.-MKw-
bers respectfully Informed that the rehesras NJ the
assson will tale place ss Nbio saoun cin sa
turdsy afternoon, October hr-csters iar tiaktL Nc
will be received BY Messrs. Schsyenberg ui as Broad
vay sna oy w esetssHy or ay OIL '1e OF "a
"'s'"'"" ! T. ENsIas. Geo g wo, s,cr s,-ess.
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THE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS sERENADERs-o.
Il 6waine Buckley Master II. Buckley, J. Bzckey, z
5ShSE Buckley and H Collins respectfully .nnOunos y
aent engagement with Mr. j. B. Fellows and performing
In connection with Fellows hnstrels, ~ ~ Broadway
ID their intention travel South band calling
themselves New Orleans Serenedsr New Orleans Ballet
Troupe not The original company Of the above
parties.
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ID AYnoNp q HEaR pKsrsnAoHs xEsAo.ars-

m This celebrated hepsgerie-she largest
Quoted In the known verdembrscing smtst every sns
known natural history, AMI which has received the
and applause Of hundreds Of thousands Of the most
rerecabie snd intelligent people Of the United States has
Jupt comm snoed most brilliant fall oampagn aud will
visit the principal ew and towns in New Ens.nd in the
ga fv,ch street. saturday sta rasburg soniay ssh
Lske Bridge; Tuesday, 7th. South Troy "Wednesday S
Richford; Thursday gth Bakegheld fi lay, Osh 81 Al
osn saturday 18th, rsias hondry, 18th JeeSo; Tues
day 10th. Mode Frias, 9h Brsnd,n; saturday
18th, Rutland. Monday, S,h Wsngf rdi Tuesday. Hss
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THANKS OF THE PRISONERS.
CssrrLLo IA PuNrA. HAvssA Sept. q, 1851
MrssRs W. tiDNtr sMfrH aND J. y THnAsHEss
GrsTtsMtN We the undersigned, prisoners, now
confined In the Castillo In Punta, on the eve Of
departure for Spain, cannot resu from expressing
meet heartfelt gratitude for the vesred exertious you
have used In behalf and the repeated acts Of kind
which have tended much to allie viate the suffer-
irgs which we have nearly forgotten genera
sity hsvirg left nothing 90 wish for but liberty
With best wishes for Jour health happiness, aud
property bid you sdieu with the hope thai the day
IL not far distant when shall have the pleasure OF vel
ming you the United States We are very respect
fully your friends,
GEUkIE pAKR, ROBr II ELLIS,
EUGENE N CAY, JNO JOHNSON
AU0UsTIN MON zorro. N. BRECK ENRIDGE.
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HunBEsr . KENNY, AycrIoNEERs..E;osE

HARDwARE AUCTION sALE-tPosrPoNED FROM
yesterday )Jno. Il. Van Antwerp will sell this day
"Wednesday sh) ten o'clock ~ No 10 Cedar street.
Pesr packages and lots assorted Hardware,
sh. Goods Pattern Cards &C. Sale persmptory. Cats-
logues ready. Terms months.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S CHArHAn SQUARE. oNl
block above the National Theatrs-0eorxe Lea. sole
rorretorsaoon perform afternoon and even
entertainments oommenos in the afternoon ~ three
oscksnd In the evening ~ eight odoos. The entertain
varied and select aud such as be 81
other place Of entcranment In New York. consisting Of
Tess Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe John Diamond the
greatest dancer IN the world will appears alec. Mons Ore
.oirc, the strongest In the world who will brsaA
any stose the audience choose 10 ode- him, he viii
also challenge any 10 "ll bullock with his oienche>
ist for any amount Of money troupe Of Model Arts
who selected for their besiv and figure spd who
Girls who 20 through variety Of fe..s Of strength and des
Of male and Female Artss will give
cxbbtcn Of Marble Stsuary uneauailed In the vorlf
eosether with variety Of Interesting peormanoe ever
afternoon and evening. For particulars, see bills Of
each day. Admission-Seats In Private Boxes 80 cents
stsge seats Nx oents, boxes. % oens' psrauetts. IN
reuta.
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OLYMPIC, NO. 442 BROADWAY.-GERMAN NATION
" al Theatre Wednesday. Oct 8, STADr UND LAND
the Cattle Dealer fro Upper Austria farce with
in four nctsMadsme Ksnke Miss Jaeoby; Herr JAooby
Woe and Buchbester in the principal Doors
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Eh BRANSssfs PROFESSOR OF PIANO AND SING
II ing has removed to $50 Bowefy, Fourth
lie continues TO teach the above branches in his
well successful and rapid methed at hs residence
In those of the pupils Terms moderate For particulars
apply frcm TO o'clock, p. M
LADY, EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING, WISHES
"A to obtain pupils for tho Piano Forte and singing
Satisfactory reference ability be given Pupils
tended their residence received athome Address
s., at Bradburnsbook store, corner Of Nassau and
Fulton streets
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WIN. H. SMILEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w Rockingham are Druggist Glassware. &C, Thurs
day. Oct at o'clock the store, No. 25 Pearl street.
Perenptoy cash Gale. OF white granite dinner and
coffee fty packsg druggists glas best Rockin
&c in lots TO suit Wholesale and tail dealers.