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sy sfsh: '''i @lr Ifo Sow siHs June TO- the ira
lE NJ TI FFisy BTS%s. cra'aa
vsnderdecken. Mr. Stevens Lesteile Miss Hnert
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREET.-DooRs
Tuesday evening jsSs q YIN SsSsysd the dram. of
NJ ms:ii Mr. = jaAnssSn Saia Nj. D Dy.s.
Lady yoiatil. Miss Weston Rose Mira skerrets
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREEr.-Dooas
Tuesday jasg Il sI the tragedy Of
Richard Tah siis ;fsi HIS boGs S,.
CaRIsgTY's OPERA HOUSE,, ..csAS!cs' HALL: *, 70
daring the week 'ia notice. The IN
% s1%sr.;,as ri ssiss :1s .s
a 'y ssis':e
TTNPREcEDENTED MUSICAL EyENr.-ovER 1900
y TIL. a aFhaxs GEE slsGEH CLUBS
Ar Mas on SgsnAs' JUNE 20 ASD0S
sscs'y next June SrS.'d Vocal and 1a'ra
over Four Hundred singers viii DO united to in
Monday s, 2 NJ II, I'M i III York; the
which occasion
TWELVE HUNDRED AMATEUR SINGERS
will appear and both occasions Herr A. PAur will be the
husicA Director and Conductor.
N Is On Saturday evening Juno IL, great TorcAhshe
by the United Gee Clubs from the oos
OF Liberty street through Broadway up to the Apollo
sso.,a Concert. Sunday
Circle, 81; Parquet and Upper Circle, 90 cents.
The prices OF tickets for the Grand Jubilee Monday
June a. foows-Frst Dress Circle ST. Parluct and
Upper Circle ST. Tickets to be had IT the principal music
Stores and ut METROPOLITAN Hall the evening OF The Con-
cert. N. Bach ticket will be accompanied by mum
bered check which secures seat bearing corresponding
number.
Doors open At 7; TO At o'clock precisely.
Al METROPOLITAN HALL-THuRSDAY. JUNE IL AT
1 half-past For night only lin New York;
Tckets 10 cents to all parts Of the house. Mile Hermne
Petit has tho honor TO her first grand Concsr in
America Performers:-M'Nc Hermine Petit Jagged nine
ysa German Pianiste and protegc Of the Court Of Ho
landthree charming Fantasy solos arranged from uc
the popular Airs Of Europe and two Duos Ssnorna Ate
line Patti tagged eight italian Cantatrce In choice Ariss
from the "senn amhuA. Ernani. and the Csvstna di
roan Infant Drummer the Advance Retreat and Pas
CHARGE assisted by other eminent talent flor
particulars Of which SIN all blls) The above (for
night only in New York; Is believed to be combination OF
juvenile talent before the world and
pfcaton Of the popular tendencies Of the three countries
Germany, Italy and America
MOBILE THEATRE-s0L SMITH, ESQ. DURING
1 his presence IN New York will by authority, conclude
JIM. FIELD, Manager Of the Mobile and
0Vareties' Theatre, st. Louis
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u ADICAL CURES, AT SMALL ExPENsE--D0CT9t5
II WARD ssoits ths attention Of Al Pstsate whom q
soneerns He With most arkAble eeeYity
safety. and oheapnsss The most neredulens immediate
" convinced Of his wonderful power Of suaiDg All ap
DaAees eeAvsnenses and rssource-naAy net bnawn
.s asa Ms's c.s .,.s + y:
tstisns private. advios gratis. book gyatis.
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CRoToN AoUEDUCT pErARTMENT.-To con
tractorsSeaIed proposals, endorsed "Pfoposal for
Building asewsr in Nassau street, will be received at the
Office Of the Croton Aqusduct Department (Rotunda,
Park until Monday the 2st day OF June 1852 at o'clock
p NJ to build Sewer with the necessary receiving basins
and culver Nassau street. from Ann street 100 feet
south Of Beekmsn street. being in length about 22 fee
The plan Of the and specifications for the building
the all other alton relating thereto can e
obtained application to the Contract Clerk Atths ooe
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the croton Aqueduct Department.
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9HTpPINg5.

DOR LIvERPoOL-UNIrED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC, Cart Joseph Comstock.-rhis steam
sp will depart with the United States Mails for Europe
positively on saturday June 26th At Y eelsek NJ fro
paid Tor For freight Passage, having unequaed se
eommodations for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS g. CO., 81 W all street.
The steamship Pacific will succeed the Baltic, and sail
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IL
~ hereby given 30 Inc owners occupant
supAns Of all houses and Lola improved unimprovsd
Ands Affected thcreby that the following
been plsed by the Asseor and are lodged In the oeo
Of the Bureau OF for by oil
ipterestsd viz For sewer In Pearl street, from
State street Whitehall street. The limits embraced BY
such assessment include all the several houses And lots Of
cund vacant ot pieces and parcels o. Land situated on
the westerly side Of whitehall street, between
bridge and Pearl streets and the southeriy side Of
Bridge strset between State and Whitehall streets Au
persons whose interests affected by the above named
sesment and who opposed to the same either Of
sem requested to their objections in writing
70 the undersigned, at ttcr once No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from Me date OF this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessora
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
Rls5l.
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VfOR PORT PHILLIP AND SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
The clipper ship j. W. FANNIN, Captain Norris,
will sail as above the 9th July Her unequalled accom-
modatons all the main deck; state light
and airy and peculiarly desirable for families. expe-
reuced surgeon will be board. For freight passage
apply TO RUSSELL NORT0r, 81 old slip, or
ELLIOT ARKELL a. co, I46 Pearl street.
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CoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE-pUBLIc NOTICE is

CORPORATE NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given, to the owners,
cupsnts OF all houses and lots improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that the following Assessments have
been completed by the Assessors and lodged tho
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
sons interested vzFor filling and grading nd
street and setting curb gutter stones therein Tenth
Eleventh avenue The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground,
vaean lots pieces AID parcels OF land situated both
sides Of Thirty street from Tenth Eleventh
the westerly side Of Tenth avenue southery from
Thirty second street 100 feet and nortcrv Thirty
second 100 feet and the eastcry side Eleventh
100 feet north and south from
All persons whose interests affected by the above
namod cssnonts rand WHO opposed to the same,
or either Of them, requested to present their oh
iectons writing 10 the undersigned, At their oes No
Han Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. SSSssSSSSsis \ s! q %%sGs Assessors,
~, R62. ~
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CORPORATION N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners.
sspAnt Of all honsss and lots improved unimprovsd
aS Affected thereby that tho following have
soe Of the Bureau of Assessments for sxaminaon AL
T .n% o.as Receiving Bs'ns 81
sAsraesd By such include all the several houses
sftuated both sides Of aad
aad Tho side Of street. and souhsy
s1s Of franklin street. between Elm and
Ne Eastsry side q Brsadw,y between Anthony and
tween Anthony and Franklin Streets and both sides Of
Benson street All whose interests affected BY
q either Of then are requested 70 their
kscoyds within thirty the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON,} Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
9, 1852
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CORP ORATIoE NOTICk-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby gwen, to the owner
peass ~ ho uses and lots lands
eesS thsreby that the following assessments have been
senpetsd By the Asssssors and lodged In the ocs
81 ks Bureau Of Assessments for by all per-
ntsrestsd vzFsr paving the intersection Of
1sad Thistssn.h street Tho mts embraced BY snsh as
vasaAt lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both
ass Of between Thirteenth street and lines los
Ids Of thirteenth street between Avenue and lines 1888
whose Aaected by the above named ASSESS
meats aad who opposed TO the either Of them
undersigned, At their sss, No Hall Of Records, within
0anby days Ason tAe date of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessor.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Ose, Bureau Of Assesmsnts Street Department., June
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOrICEIS HERE
~ by gwen 70 the owner owners, occupant
pants and lots improved unim lands
aRected thereby that the following have
completed and are lodged In III Bureau
For Thrsysccend between Madison aad
FIFTH The limits embraced by such Assessments
include all the houses and lots Of ground vacant lo
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Thirty
SECOND street. between Fifth and Madison avenues All per-
whose interests affected by the above named
nsnt and who are opposed TO the same or either Of them
undersigned, their offce No Hail Of Records. wthia
thpty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
B62
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CHoToN AQUIDUCT DzPARrNKNr-To CONTRAo-
ter.-sssisd proposal sndSrssd Proyoss. fog build
she Crotch Aqusdget Department. tRotundo Park untn
h;IS y IAN Say o. tune @ z. soS.: =. -
being length about tse The plan Of the Sewer and
for the building Of the and all other
formation relating thereto be obtained application
the Contrast Clerk, at this ofnos. NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York, June s. 1852
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE u
hereby given 70 she owner or ovssrs occupant oses
ssted thereby that the following assessments have been
Rnglsted by the Asssssor and are lodged IN M sss Of
e Bureau Of for examination by all persons
Assrs:ssd vsnIos laying course Of nasEins four feet
and G. The limits by such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
Disees and parcels Of land situated both sides Of THIN
enth strest between avenues and G. All persons whose
who opposed 10 the either Of them
- 70 present their objections in writing TO the
3 their ooe No Hall Of Records, within thirty days
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }AssessorA
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
L 1872
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CoRPOR RATION NOTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given that petitions have been presented TO the
Common Council for the following sewers, to wN-in the
Board Of Aldermen, for Ganssvosrt street. from
the North the intersection Of Fourth and Ganse
WORT Streets and in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen fer
In Grand street from Bridge to Suffolk streets and
inter in the having objections thereto
requested the writing to the Contrast
Clerk at this Office on or before June 70 1872
President Croton Aqusduct Depar anent.
Croton Aqueduct Dept, Rotunda. Park, June IA 1852
CORPORATIoN NOTICC-PUBLIC NOTICE 10
~ hereby given that petition has been prssentsd in
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen for Sewer in Spring
street, between Clarke and Greenwich streets. All
TO present the in writing the Engineer at this
Once, on or before June 2lston,r -
Croton Aqueduet Department, June 10. 1852.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby gwen that the following petition
TO reset curb and gutter and grade sidewalk In James
street. between Chatham and Madison streets Also the
following resolution TO flag the westerly sidewalk q
interested having objections thereto Requested
to them in writing 90 the undersigned at his ocs
on or before the 22d.tay o. June instant:
June IL. 1882. JOHN T. DODGE. Street Con =
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice hereby given, that the folio wing
To Ninth avenue from Forty.third to Forty
street to flag Of from Seventh
avenue to Twelfth street. where not already flag
erect pump in Broome street between Eldrige aud Allen
streets Also the folio wing resolution To set curb
and gutter and relay with tagging Rvington
street betwe from Bowsry 20 Christie street. and the
having objections thereto present
writing to the undersigned at his oce before the
24th day Of June. inst.-June IA. 1852
JOHN T. DODGE. Street Com whatsoever.
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OoRPoRATION NorlCR.-PUBLIC NOTICE. Is
" hereby given 70 the ewnor owners oee"iAns OF oo
Of an houess and ots improved OF
d sassssd thereby, that the nave
bn senpisssd BY ths and are
a. Bureau Of for AL persons
nnAegsstsd vs For bsilaing sever 10 TAR seysatb
S6sst en the Seventh to the Eighth nvsnne. me lni1
and ots sround vaeaut pieces and parcels land
Esvsst and Rshth All pcrsorf whose interests
s.s e. By the sDSr sr Of them are requested
~ sNsts In writing TO the undersigned 1t their
sss H" Han OF Records within thirty days from the
ssss q sns As"s' SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. June
4
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NO FEE TILL CURED.-DR- COBBETT 10 DUANE
N street, may be confidently consulted diseases.
Twenty one years h speciality Of che profession enables
apply to him with tho certainty Of having their
perry treated. Dr. c. 10 member Of the New Yorh Unvsr
eity
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NAUXHALL GARDEN THE ORIGINALVAUxHALL
Meledonas the open air every evening during tho
week and Saturday afternoon The respectful
TINT he has the Of 81 tho
most celebrated performers in their line OF business and
will Introduce variety Of glccs chorucs tpets
&c. not to be surpassed BY other company
In the city Performance TO at quarter past
Satnrday afternoon 3. Admission free during the day.
Jpn cents In the evening. WIN H. ODkLL PrePrieesr.
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E0RPO RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE 10
~ hereby givsn 10 the occupant
nts Of Al house, and lots improved .nimproyed lands
ected thereby that the following
completed BY she Assessors and lodged In the
Ne Bureau Of for examination by all persons
AeYested Wis For laying srosswAlks Madison street.
between Market and Oliver streets The limits embraced
y such include AL the several lots
found vacant lot. pieces and parcels Of land situated
On bsh sides Of Madison street. between James and Pike
tween Oak and Henry streets and both sides Of Hast
hterests Affected BY the above named aad
wAo opposed to the same either Of them are re-
qHested TO present their objections writing the
t1ll1ty days tom date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON,} AsssssoJA
ISAAC WIZ. SMITH.
4 10EA
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CORPORATION EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given that petitions have been in tho
Board Of Aid for in the following sree
wt-In Fourth avenue, from rwenty-fourth street to
street in Bowery the easterly side,
Prince street nortberly head of Marion and in
Chamn street nom broadway to the river or to the
Broadway may be most sxpedent And resolution has
been presented in the Board Of Assistants receiving
basin and suvert at the northwst of Twenty
street and Fourth avenue All persons interested in the
absv having objection thereto requested to
Gent the same in writing to the Contract Clerk at this Of
hce before Monday June i lS52-Croton Aqueduct
Department. June Q. 1852. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department.
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EOR NEW ORLEANS. DIRECT,-THB NEW DOUBLK
engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, James Marks
eommande will leave Pier East river for the above port
direct on Tuesday, June 22d att o'clock r. H. This sh
has elegant fer passengers Passage in
cabin state SEQ Passage in s.seras s For froshs
passage apply board to Thomas r. Stanton 90
South street. Lincoln Co. 40 Pearl street Mea-
suremcn goods cents foot Bills Of ladiug will be fur
nished shippers application the clerk board
the Office the agents and signed only board The
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CT. CHARLES THEATRE. NEW ORLEAkS-sOL-
- Smith Of tho Arm Ludlow Smith, 10 here at
tendinr 70 business named theatre which win
he for the the 9Th Of November and
may addressed flor few days) at the Office Of the sp-
rit Of the Times" IL
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GROTON AQUEDUCT DIPARrMENT-rO CON-
~ trastorA-Sealed proposals. endorsed "propossl for
building Iessving basins Of Thirty and
Third avenue will be received at the office the Croton
AGpeduot Department Rotund.. PAri until Monday. the
sary receiving suverts at esstsry Of
Thhtythird street and Third avenue. connect With
in Third The plan Of the speeches.
lions for the building Of the and all other information
tract Clerk, at this ONCE NICHOLAS DIAN
President OF the Croton Aqusduot Department
NEW YoRK, June 2 lS60.
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~ ke consulted on diseases Thirtyse years practice
enables him debility. safe
and speedy Reeen. cured in Ave days. n BA per-
fcot guaranteed.
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DR.J0Hs0N, is DUANE STREET. so WELL KNOWN
- for .he last twenty-five the successful
practitioner in New York In the diseases
be soRsuted as usual ut his private oce Those
suffered from medical pretendcrs rely having their
cases treated by physician Of experience.
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HROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON-
tractors-Seaed Proposals, endorsed Proposal for
building Saver In Henry street. will be received At the Of
nee OF Me Croton AQueduc Department Rotunda Park
until Monday the 2st day of June, 1882 at o'clock, H.
TO build sewer with the necessary receiving basins and
being in length about os feet The plan Sewer and
formation relating thereto be obtained application
TO the Contract Clerk, at this office.
NICHOLAS DIAN,
President Of the Croton AQusduet Department
New York, June 9th, 1852.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMkNT.-TOC ONTRAC-
- tors-eeslsd proposals. endorsed for Build
hg sewer In Vsndewater street. will be received At the
until Mondays ths 2st day Of June. 1852 st three o'clock
and Culvert in vandswater street. from Frankfort street
70 forty feet south Of Pearl street. being in length about 55
feet The plan of the Sewer and specifications
building Of the and all other information relating
Clerk, st this ONCE NICHOLAS DEAN.
President OF the Croton Aqusduct Department..
New York, June 8. 1850,
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CROTON AQUlDUCT DEPARTNRNr.-rO CON-
srassors-Sesisd Proposals. endorsed proposal for
Of shs C1oton Aqusdgct Desar.msns lRotnld. Park.
70 build sewer with the necessary receiving basins
veE in Mercer street. from near Grand 80 Spring street,
or the building Of the same and all other
to the Contract Clerk, At this once.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
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VANpERBILTs LINE FOR SAN rRANcIsco-THl


only through line giving tickets for crossing the 18TH
The shortest and cheapest route The favorite double
engine steamship PROMETEUS ls00 tons burthen, will
leave from pier No North river at o'clock r. NJ pro-
osely Saturday June 49, for San Juan del Norte
Meeting with the PACIFIC steamer the Nicaragua
Transit Route having but twelve miles Of land
eeerage and with the increased facilities
for ef6sg passengers may be assured Of going through
without detention point This route offers
20: f.-!Ns going to California as they are
anty under the charge OF officers attached to the line
FOR inform alton or passage, apply 70
D. b. ALLEN, Agent, No. Battery place, mp stairs
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON-
suited diseases His been such in the
treatment of old chronic some or cur
most smRsnt ply sicxns Dr. &. Ia well and
snt Of the profesios ths most successful Of
disease In New York His experience
years devoted exclusively to his speciality Of the pro
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ERANKLdN AUsEUMs l7s CIATHAA sQuARs-0n9:
day oclock In the and NJ In the evening
This 10 the only place in the United States whore the
Del Artists can seen. "Lea's Female Opera Company
the osy organised band Of ladies In existence viii
Pedestrian, willw head downward on the
ceiling elevation Of 1set from the grounl
and eighteen length, which throws all cempeO-
tho shade Prices Of admsicnseats in Privste
Boxes 0rchektra Seats 6 cents; Boxes 70 esnts
nsA
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NOR SAyANNhu.-UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
- The new and superior steamship FLORIDA, Thomas
Lyon captain, will leave Saturday, Juno l9th at
o'clock I. w. from Pier g. Nerth river Apply to
SAMUEL l. MffCulLL. 19l Front streot.
Ihe ALABAMA, G, d. LUDLOW, Captain, will leave
Saturday June 10Th For speed .rcnsh
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EoR BREMEN-THE FINE FAST SAILING BREMEN
bark COPERNICUS, ". Wieting. master one year old,
viii sail Tor Bremon positively before the 23d ~
Owing 10 the prevailing low rcights she win probably take
cargo, and, therefore offers superior opportunity
passengers Tor which sho has fine and rooy recomnoda
touR Apply to the Captain board
or to koDLWALD, BEoIHIRS, 20 Beaver street.
IGOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA RIO De JANEfRO. VAL.
parsiso and Panama-Thc new double enTnc steamship
IOhl BY, V0tons burthen T. Chopper, CommAuder VIII
derart Tor the above ports Thursday hrs day ~ July
enrpg For passage u above ports having splendid ac-
CommodA tions, apply to DAVIS, BROOKS * co,
No - Beaver street.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECr-TnE MAGNiFICENr
Clipper ship WILLIAM VI HARbEGk, now naar randy
Ter sea- can aceowmtdatc few ppsscnc Win sim
& ~ double her h frary application Is mtde ga board
PIER "A, A,Vrtn = -
BUTLER BRoTHERs, l63 and lis South street,
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N IBLO's-TUESDAY STRANGER, MR. BROOKE.
IN "Wednesday, second night In America OF
Mile LEoNTlNE P0UGAUD, from che Academy Of Music,
Paris
senorita SOTO, from Her Maesty's Theatre, London;
Mile DROuk T. from the Theatre Bordeaux
Mile LEEDER, from the Grand Theatre, Brussels; S.
lie LEvIuNE. from the GrAud Theatre Brussels, Apd
Mons MCGEE Matre de Ballet from the Theatre. Toulouse
In the English vaudeville Mr. r. Blake aad Mr.. Jedsr
son viii make their frat appearanee.
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL TRRA-
- tise Re &c; Once hours to u A. M,6to9 n
street From uncommon professions 30
claimed ~ no ether person praeti.in in This .peeas
qualifications. he can, with coincidence promise
tain safe and radical than be obtained sHy
other Those who apply in recent will
Ersed At their often Effected few days
bevere and pcated under peculiar treat
nae ically and perm An entl ~ cured
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UMPIRE CITY LINE-THRoUGH TO SAN rRAN-
sisse a. greatly rsdneed rate: Of fare for cabin End
steamship SIERRA NEVADA, 1900 tons, J. D. Wilson,
ksq eommsnder win leave her dock pier No; r.. To-.
O'clock z. NJ eonnsetipg Ct PAnama with the fayores
steamship New OrleAns. Ddgar Wakeman, comm ander.
which steamer wiz tas the passengers By the Sierns Ne
yada from New York and Immediately thereafter proceed
10 San Francisco direct These vessels
safety and ventilation, are not surpassed any
route and experienced surgeon attached ship
Passengers Sierra Nevada will be ded IT the
shs,i a. Aspnw1 free Books nov ogss and shross.
state rooms S2 steerage $l60 For freight passage,
apply TO j. HOWARD " SON, Agents, "a Broadway.
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Passengers by States wi discmhark aongsids
the wharfa and take the Panama Railroad
opened to thus avoiding tho risk attendant
landing boats ChaEres and the river navigation
TO Corona.