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Toe. 600 GIFTS FOR THE pEoPLE.-PERHANs
GIFT ExHiBIrToNp
SEVEN MILE MIRROR
OF THE GREAT LAKES, NIAGARA FALLS &C.


ACADEMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY.
Git tickets admitting four and ensurns
:. 40 '''i iosS5 Gifts ONLY ONE DOLLAR
Tho whole Of the series Of paintings known
It having realized ioa iisr that ~ it; exhibitions
cultivation, with dweling, barn, and other neoes-
access to It every hoTr in the day either b railroad
Of one thousand two hundred trees, on which thou.
sands Of bushels OF peaches have been raised this
Any iniss%.ssn about the farm can be gwen 'N"'
James NJ. Farrand Assembly Buildings Phladei-
The celebrated trot.ns horse Telegraph who
. mile in 200 with two :rsons in q waTon-to be
seen At the Franklin House, Philadelphia, valued
Five Pianos worth ssj c.:i. a%
Specimens 4 the Pianos can be soon at the music '''"
and dd pisr1 :: 70 of Horace Waters ss broadway
Ono Iundrod Cola Pens and Cases, worth s. each.
One hundrsd orders for Hats on Genn. celebrated '0"
Five sI tSoS.sn ae Cold Penn. ST each s
ssVs. Eli mirror '
Ono hundred Thousand Gifts valued at. sN.Sse
In order to nsurs perfectly 70 and satisfactory par
cn Of the property, M Perha proposes that the share
e. s sa
YI:s: ss%1 s.ss Viii ss ~ ;ss 5.
Ssn us s s
may determine saesero RS residing out
sae sistsSss ns
satrlutoa .sRe. place The time paoe and mode 81 dis
rsutiCn win be duly in tie principal papers pub
Ticket. ONES, academy Hall 90, Bro.dw.y,
and piano store Of Horace Waters ss Iiroseway
JOSIAH FL 1s'i,
every .ers and evening as and Y
half price ~'','A
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largo and beautiful collection which can DO inserted
bout tho sahtest pain in the operation and when pro-
DR.. POWELL devotcs his attention. as usual, exclu-
1v to the diseases Of the and from TO o'clock
ly at his Office, COZ Broadway.
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bR. WHEELER, oCUIIsT, A BARCLAY STREET.
dsvotes MS attention exclusively odseases Of sh. eye
90 hours TO and at his resdepce f Court st-est
ne Warren brooklyn, from until l. French arthc iA
instsd resemble the na%urs organ In every resVso
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RN0LDs OLYMPIC TuEATRE, BALTIMORE
n Stars visiting Baltimore wishing TO play at this cstah
shment will please address, post paid George Arnold
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E'RANCoNPs HIPPoDRoME..-.THE EXCITING
REAL ENGLISH sTEEPLE CHASE,

ITH HURDLE JUMPING, DITCH LEAPING, &C., BY LADIES
SUPERpLY MOUNTED.
Having been Witnessed by INN Muludes, with tho
most intense interest during the last days. tho
will be continued during the present week.
gother with all the other
DARING sPLENDoRS OF THE HTPPODRoME
Messrs. CBIARINI and STICRNEY ia entire new per-
formenee each five horses called the Rival Positions
MARIN and SYLVESTER ia the Perohe performance for
the first time.
Boxes % cents. Pit Is consa Reserved Seats ST. Co.
lored Boxes, 20 cente.
Doors opon at half past and quarter before T. Per-
ormances will commence half IN hour afterwards.
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DrRuANrNT RoARD- COMPRIsIEG BREAKFAST
L and tes With dinner 81 ndnys The advertiser sin
With use of bath which SIS r month MI DO paid to
incfude occasionally uiea' Aaaiess - box
ls3 Pest Once.
TWO BEDROOMS AND PARI~ n, COh1unICA-
ting newly furnished, the third 2or AZ oU Broad
way let gentlemen. with brsA uass required
Terms reasonable.
mo LET-A FURNISHED ROOM, TO on OR TWO
gentle men, with partial bosrd in prfgA 70 family
second story Apply ut 80 West 7ws Vnnth
strict, Sixth avenue.
ITO LET WITH BoARD-AT 55s BROADWAY, A ATUR
nshed front paror and two bedrooms communisat lg;
we'll calculated for family OF three four adults she hou
supplied with BATH &c the family is private with
few boars pleasant homo is guaranteed,
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:lY via depart VIZ III; United malls .ar Europe
S: a. I'm ss.. 70, ~
ss..s cos g.
Tss ssesmsbp PsoisS viii % s on SSaT e. ~ a.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail sseansrs-Ths ships comprising this line are the
HF 4tiiTc SsSss:I. S West
nhGTiC.. Captain Luce.
S sbkTG Ge.Ds1R ca9isoek
These ship: i:ie ba iy ccntIsos sspeei.Iy for
aud their passengers Snequsiss fsi
s ssE 80
NJ. gs asS s s.si
10 bsrths secured tn paid for.
PROPOSED DATE FOE sAnIss.
sss ssEs:SS No. Y; E:ss::ssy N.Y. NJ;
ssssEssSS Dec Dec III % :ss::ssy g.: s
T'f t fB%X 4 K ss isS CO. .
JOIN hoSRon CO. Nj NJ ' Ras so.r. Dame c,s
aE Sliss'is; i. r bfl if Fl u.r..
ssS:' %sss
States ss ii; steamer HERMANN, HIxgies Ms
commander, Bremen, touching at Southampton
70 land the mails and for England
on Saturday Novcnhes 9TH, from piex Ne North river.
Prioe Of passage:-
In fret cabin main saloon. $50
In rrbt cabin, lower saloon. 100
An oed surgeon is s::smer All
letters must through the Pest Ob Specie delivered
" HoEiEk SAND RlER4s1ssnss as s SsRS stree.
States mail steamship FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton,
commabder Will leave for Uavre, touching at Souhamp
tor to land mails and Saturday,
" At ~ o'clock, from pier No. 4Eorth rivcr
Luggage not wanted during the voyage should DO sent
board the day before sailing marked "beow" No freight
will be taken after Thursday 18TH freight PASSAGE
apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent, 53 Broadway.
CTEAx BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New YORK Steamship Compsny's
Craig commander, will leave New York for Glasgow So.
turday November at Il O'clock noon First cabin saloon
J. MssYMON, IS Broadway.
nyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company nteni starting their vorite Steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Cty OF GLASGOW. Satuxdsy UoA 9
City OF Manchester. .Saturaay, Nov 3.
FROM LIVERPOOL
Cty OF GasHow: e9neseay oepN II
o Saloon So se and SIS tscccrdns 70 state rocms "
limited number of third GLASS passengers will be taicn.
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
S25. to Liverpool $40. from Liverpool.
passage, tho Bank
aco CT THOMAS RlCHARDsoN,, Agent,
No. Is Broadway.
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EoR LIvERP0oL.-UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAM
IL ship ARCTIC, James, Luce mandsr.-This steam-
ship via depart with the United States malls for Europe
positively on Saturday November 18th 1t IL O'clock ~
passage having TnsauaiIsS isr
Passengers requested 70 DO on board AZ liz Al n
The steamship Pacific viii succeed the Arctic and sail
November 18th. - - = -
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMoNDA AHD
" jewelry-GEO. C.. ALLEN, importer Ne. II WI
street, near Broadway, second aoos.
JULES JURGENsEN wArcHEa
Warranted perfect time keepers from. .elb0 ~ -
COOPER wATohEs
INDErHNDENT SECOND
Ana quarter second Watches for timing horses Ii ~ -
cHRoNoMETERs.
Splendid pocket ehronometers, perfect time
WATCHES,
which eight days with winding ll0 - -
ENAMEL WATCHES,
For ladies' In hunting - 10 -
DIAMOND wATcHEs,
Ter ladies' some IN magic cases. - ~ -
MAGIC wATOHEs,
Which change into three different watohes lou - ~
WATCHES
And turn the hands without key b - -
KINDS OF WATCHES AT VERY 10 PRICES.
Pine gold epne watches. four holes jewelled
Cold enameod watches for the iadis: . -. 80. 80. 80. .
Geld English patent levers hunting oases. 80. -.
Silver patent levers low
silver detached levers - low as .....0
Diamond earrings Pima bracelets finger rings and sseseoo
Tor sAlc at much less than The usual prices.
JEwELRY.
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings -
& Ssss Rsan ouR pns looSe s.rss -
and silver spectaoles gold tootnpicks, charms ehAtA
shains, Ao sLvERwARE
Sterling silver spoons, cups forks pie knives napkna
Watches and jewolry exchanged All watches waxsaAAs
70 keep good time, OK the money returned.
REPAIRS.
All kinds Of watches and olocks cleaned and repaired
ut much less than the usual pxioss b. w
superior workmen, snd warranted.
Watches sent by mail express 70 Al paxtsof As unoe
usates ffss Of charra
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UTICA MUsEUM.-WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A Low
utility. MARIE DIf ET
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF COURT, THE
Sheriff publishes tho follow ng:-Samue' Allen Sheriff.
Sheriff Office Philadelphia, pit % 1853. City aud county
Of Philadelphs Thu Common Sealth OF Pennsylvanis
to the Sheriff Of county command
that attach William H. Peet late Of county by
all and his goods and cattes lands and tor eeus
in whose ha DIS the be- that
he appear bevrs District Court for the city and
county Philadelphia to be holden OF Philadelphia in and
Frederick O. Wheeler of plea of
the case &o And also command you that you sum
all in whose hands possession the said goods
ohate them be attached SO that they and
place aforesaid what sha be objected
2hem and abide the judgment of the Court therein and have
then and there this writ Witness the Honorable George
shsrswood President of said Court at Ph ladepha, the
18th day Of September in tho Of our Lord thousand
aHos. FLETCHER, Prothonotiry.
CUPRExx CoURT.-IN THE MATTER or TIE Ar.
~ pcstion Of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty
eoy OF Now York relative 20 the opening Of Eighty A
New York Pursusna statutes II such pro
dcd ths Mayor Aldermen and Comonnlty Of tAe oiy Of
How York hereby give notice thas they intend 70 apply
tho Supreme Cours Of the State Of How York At speox
torn she said oourt 70 be held IS tho city York
he on It day or a. soon thereafter - counsel can ~
heard for the appointment Of Of Estimate and
kgsassent In tho above entitled matter that tho nature
Ead extont Of Tho hereby intended tho open
Ing Of Eighty street from Third avenue 70 tho East rvx
The people Of hs stats Of NV York entitled An Aot res
Avo improvements touching the laying Of streets and
roads she oily OF Now York and for oshsr purposes"
passed April B. lSN. ROBERT J. DILLON.
DaAod Nsv Yoyk OotoAss 4 1874 " -
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Utica MUsEUM.-sTARs GOING WEST, ny APPLE.
~ cation TO the undersigned, will with Immediate
rttention from ND'LLE MAMIE DURET
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IMPORTANT NEWS-GREAT BATTLEi
i Death his ebon pinion waves
Der host Of conquered slaves.
Say, did Russia strike the blew?
Fame and glory answer, no!
TWAS a LYON-not the one

But LYON dreaded much
By bugs, rats and mice aud "such,"
He who all these creatures kills
With his powder and his pills
Depot for Lyons agnetic powder pills 4i broadway
ADIES-IF YOU WISH HANDSOME CATER BOOTS
IL from rs to 20 slippers tyes and buskins from
1o misses boys and chren shoes india rubber
shoes of all the various styles with gestemens beautiful
broidered slippers for PRESENTS patronze B. MILLER
CO., 1874 Ca nal street.
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MILLINERY AND DEansspIAKrNG.

MILLINERY AND DGlESSDIAKING.
nREssMAKING, AT NOS. 70 AND 81 CANAL STREET.
D-Fnhi dress, cloak manta and sague making,
With full and Handsome assortment Of lsdes And oht
dren ready made clothing constantly on hand. made
TO order. Ladies' material made mp TRAPHAGEH.
AIDES, CALL AT 1ss BLEECKER STREET CORNER
IL suvan the art tf cutting Dresses by Mrs.
GlTHLN unryaled system for which tho premium al
Rced for competition. Patterns
ted The hishost premium awarded ct late
AnesteAa Tsis CaAtle 0axAsos
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They all FIRST class Now York built shipc provided with
all requisite articles for tho comfort and OF
and comandsd BY men Of esperiens in tho srsds
sent TO the subscrbe will be forwarded tree from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD * HINCkEE. Agents. lGA Pear street
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rTICEs AND ROOMS TO LET IN THE BUILDINGS
10 and lU Nassau street-wel lighted moderate rents
~ ssemens OF W. Canal street. Just altered and we'll
hdson street, Canal. ' " - -
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I'M 8. MAIL LINE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TT y. MAIL LINE FOR observation-disclosures
In tho price Of passsgeU g. Mail Steamship Co.
Meeting with tho Pacific Mail Steamship Co., carrying tho
Aepinwau and Panama The U; Nail stesmsAP Company
aoclock NJ from pier foot Of Warren stroes the fast
sailing doubo-engine steamship ILLINOIS Capt H. J.
Hartstenc, s. NJ to ~ Panama with he Pacific
Nail steamShir Compsny's steamer JOHN T. STEPHENS,
favorite DO purchased vory low
The sit the sthmus the expense Of the
ing Ithmus such cannot be found other
route to California. For passage, apply TO CHAS WHIT
NEY, tho ooe III Of Warren street.
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TyOR SAN rKANCISCO.-THE NEW DOUBLE ENGINE
Il stcaninhp, SAN FRANCISCO, will DO dispatched fo:
The above port via Rio Dc anero and on Tues
nd Rout atreet
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| OYSTER SALOON FOR SALE, WITH STOCK AND
fixtures and two lease doing good business at
resent the for selling out the death OF the pro-
rto to be sold cheap for cash for the benefit Of his
phans Apply at the wholesale liquor store No. James
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CRYSTAL PALACE-TO AGRICULTURiSTS STREET
~ Commissioners and others-WILLIAM CROSSKILI,
Beverley England begs to call attention collection
selection from those which rewarded with great
medal at the Worlds Fair in London. lie has also i'm
proved patent street sweeping machine particularly adapted
TO The Russ pavement and much required in this city Like
wise Hour n with important improvements, especially
suited 80 settlers In countries The above all for sale
at moderate prices and will be returned En- bland IL
disposed of this month For prices apply Office No. Is
Crystal Palace.
DUTCH BuLBoUs ROOTS, &c.-CoNsIsTING OF
superb varieties of hyacinth, tulip, orocus narciasus
lonquilef ranuncuus, anemone, iris snowdrops etc.;
aso tne assortment Of vegetable, field and flower seeds
garden and greenhouse pants bouquets etc. of choice
towers At all seasons. ALFhED BRIDGEMAN, Nos. 87a
ana e7e broadway, near Eighteenth street.
DELICIOUS COFFEE MADE IN ONE MINUTE
- Aldens Prepared Coee.-With this article any
ened and creamed by smpl adding Boiling water equal
the best coffee made. Pu in pound Sold by
Alden Co.. propretors No 34 Broad way; T. Hope Co.,
corner street and College place. and all the pra
cipal groceries.
HEADACHE From HATs IAN ASTONISHED 70
drawled out an old fogy halter day to customer
who was ctmp!ainug Of his hard and il shaped hats
on IT ON ach foul tom ach my friend small do
Of medicine, little Its little epsoms-iust little my
knee in order to give his customer little relief and tn
time dec i've him to tho truo of his pain but IL
Uncle David the customer, after wearing the hat
about hour went to the Hat Fnhers Union and had
to his head by the Of Others
havedone have been getting their hats the like old e
1t opposite the Aston Honwe from Beebes there,
is also Brewster
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10 CARPENTERS SALE, THR LEASE OF A
lot, with shop and horse suitable for carpenter
of q similar business to be sold chesp INQUIRE
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DIONEER AUSTRALIAN LINE.-THE CLIPPER Ship
EDWARD, Capt. Colby, 10 now loading at hsr berth,
pier 10 East river and has three fourtas Of her
~srd their goods without delay ey first and second
By tho clipper ship Ocean Steed 70 sail about Nov TO- Apply
10 w. EAHERON. lie VAL atraek.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR
- New Orleans via Havana, on Saturday, Nov. l2,The
we'll and favorte steamship EMPIRE CITY Capt.
Henry Wnde This steamer has been thoroughly overhaul
and is fitted with boilers cabins and furniture,
and respect In tho most complete order She
will sol the 18th November, At two F. H. from Warren
street pier Rates Of passage Havsns and
Stale BERTH $780, andee BERTH m steerage berth and
found S5 Passage be secured at the company's
once Freight to New Orleans 40 cents cabi, foot Specie
only taken freight to Havana Shippers will be supplied
with blank bill. adng Of the form issued BY the company
bills Of lading will be signed after the hour OF sailing For
freight apply at the ooe Of the company III
West, cerner Of Warren street. n. o. ROBERTS.
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NIDL0'S GARDEN.-ITALIAN opERA-NoNnAy
IN Nov. sixth night Of Autsr's Grand Ooers in ave
NASANIELLO,
Or, The Dumb Girl Of PosAol.
SIG SALVI Masanello.
SIGN0RA sTEFFANONE Elvrs.
BIG. BENEVANTANO Petro.
SIG. QUINTO rs Duke Alphonso.
BIG. GASPARONI Borella.
ND'LLE LEEDER kenolIa
The Dumb Girl Of Portisl.
In the first set, BOLERO performed by
MDLLE DR0UET and MONS. DUNAK
In the third aot, TARAETELLA by
MD'LLE LEEDER and MONS. DUMA6
Ssnors MARIkI, RUyERE, VIETTI, ROsl, others q
the principal artists have kindly consented appear the
great MARKET CHORUS.
Prioe Of admission, One Dollar.
Secured Seats, In the daytime only One Dollar and HA
Seats may DO Sesured daily ~ Gessrs Hall sons Me-
23s Broadway opyese the Park and At Nitlos Garde0
from O'Clock In the morning until in the evening.
Doors opea at Oh; performance TO commence at7H.
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ITO SOUTHERN TRAvELLERS.-TBE NEW AND ELE
j CANT side wheel steamship is MESToWN, Can't. Par.
rh, leaves PIER 10 N r. Saturday afternoon 9th inst
At O'clock for Norfolk Petersburg and Rish%ond con
Ral.h, Wilminston no. Passage aud fare ssterocm In
cuded TO Norfolk s.; Petersburg and Riehnond, $40
Steerage do. half price.
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UNOR sALf-A FIRST CABIN PASSAGE TO MOBILE,
In the steamship Black Warrisr to sail the 9th inst
Apply " E&vN n cAL-AER 1 DKAQUz. LA bxesAway.
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BANANA TRANSIT TICKETs-A. N. HINKLEY,
late forwarder, the Isthmus, for Adams Co.'s Cali
tickets from Aspinws to Panama, making with she steam
ers entire through ticket by the mail route Apply to
John W. Carringt9n Adams Co.'s, No. 80 Broadway.
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pARNUA's MUsEuX-THE MOST ELEGANT AND
sturendous curiosity In America, the Living Girafes
extra charge the Museum yssers Today's perform
Ssni na Psf ~ fass
to Is M Tsn under sn TX
FRAEKgkIs MusETM, I7s CHATHAM STREET. oss
afternoon a. o'sech and IN tho evening" Ct TX for ~
BY a ais'ssf
Sssr xs 5 q sss sv rs %
waite boxes 90 ccnt stage seats with cushioned oh.
S1 cents; eo1e,. = oents; gallery l21a cents
ITECLE TOMS CABIN AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE
The great s uschk Ts cAa
Ssss Va. E!ss
the 18th Of July md in which Tho youthful wonder fs
-! ADM sssI: y
siss sssxs %sri ''Sss
Ss. DE p IL @
few days her first concert in America.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES ON CALIFORNIA AT
% a. sn
Of California. the Plat and Salt Lake. The
a 81 S sns e. to the S Ia
scenery the fully descriptive lecture s. Il.
s e e.a s tho exercises
CIGEOR BLITz.-sTUYvEsAET INSTITUTE 65s
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every evening" oonnenoinS
st ~ O'Clock, and Wednesday and Saturday Aernooon
consisting Of great and aushaho Of ventro
qur the Learned Canary Birds and Remarkable Yeats h
Natural Magic Admission, cents; children, LAX cents
RANvARD's HOLY LAND, AT THE GEoRAMA, 800
ID Broadway exhibited evening" at IN and Wednes
day end Saturday afternoons at O'clock. Admission
oents. Front seats, 80 eents.
THE EGYPTIAN CoLIEcTloN-A DESIRE TO RI.
tain this collection In the city having been publicly
pressed Dr. Albeit hae reoponed his Museum for season. v
afford all opportunity Of visiting his attractive
hbition. Open from A. L. until 10 p. NJ Admission. %
cents CSC Broadway.
A ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, No. 800 BROADWAY
"A Strangers visiting the city should call and examine the
many THAI and specimens of the human body contained in
this wonderful establishment which shsw the numerous dis
to which II is subject Open from o'clock A. NJ till
ii o'clock r. NJ Admission to the entire three large gale
rice, Is oents.
TEMPLE OF CRACES-SIxTH AVENUE OPPOSITE
Z the Crystal e.-Modes-hadame Dnvulti che moss
beautiful in the profession, has arrived from Para
and will appear Tans Venus, Cleopatra, the Goddess
Juno; nlso an troupe of model artists i'll AXE thc
first appearance OF Italian English, and spanish
ladies' Pcrormsnoe hour during the day and evonins
Admission % cent?
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via EicaraguaThs Accessory Transit Company, OF
Nicaragua, propriotorsThrough in advance Of tho mail
Only line giving through tickets including the Isthmus
ingThe dou Bile engine steamship PROMETHEUS 20W
IONS burhsn will leave from pier No North river atthree
day November 6th connecting with the and fayore
steamship C0RTES e 900 tons burthen the Nicaragua
Transit route Having but twelve mes land ranGports
on Those steamers unsurpassed In their ventilation
and sdations For information apply
" 70 CHAS. MORGAN. Agent. No. wing Green.
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LyoR BERMUDA AND ST. THONAs-RoYAL NAIL
u stesmor MERLIN; n cronan eomnaneer This sts4m
Gkip will sail for the above islands Hondsy Novebe;
Passage money 10 Bermuda $780, TO 81 Thomas 80 Fog
passage, apply to i. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.
RERF0RD co.'s FREIGHT AND PARCEL EXPRESS
~ for California and South America will despatched on
Saturday, November 9TH by the splendid steamers
Illinois and John l. Stephens In charge Of special
senGer. BERFORD CO.. 2 Aston Hsuse. Vesey stresA
C,HANGE OF noyR.-,oUR EXPRESS FOR THE EAST,
via Long Island sound and Inland Express
Haven, Hartford and Springfield Rarosds as also our
freight for the South and West, philadelphia
will hereafter during tho fall and win tbs
Mt O'Clock p NJ Our Southern Mail Parcel Express will
continue to leave as usual at o'clock A. M and O'Clock
T.. NJ, In charge of regular messengers.
Nov. 8, 1855. ADAMS 4 CO., 80 broadway.
CALIFORNIA EXPREss.-ADAMs 4 co. WILL DIES.
~ patch tbis day for California Oregon &c.
w. s. mail steamer Illinois, via tho Panama route, ut
O'Clock p Nj also steamer Promcthcur via the NEa
rsgua TO to, ut O'Clock Mboth in charge Of special
messcngers Freight received until IL O'Clock; parcels
Nov. &, 1853 ADAMS CO., 80 Broadway.
IMPRESS NAIL FOR CALIFORNIA VIA NICARA.
~ gua-Berfyrd 4 Co will forward express mall via
San Juan in charge special messenger Saturday. No
yember 9Th Mail bags close ut o'clock Freight and
cells rect ived till O'Clock.
BERFORD CO., No. 2 Astor House. vsssy street,
ExPREsS NoTICE-PACKAGEs. PARCELS AND BAG.
Fsse aeivoIsd 70 any part q the city, stcspbos or rail
road stations AFTER November 1lth GEORGE r. CONCK-
LIN 20. PrVprtssor VI Telegraph Express.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

MR.. VAULT ESTE, JR FROM PARIS ONE OF THE
M best and most fashionable ladies' will be in
Measures from 10 NJ ust NJ every day. at Mesdames
the only place in New York whore he the
shoes made by them sample of his fabric be at
the Crystal Palace At the above establishment Orders
promptly executed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

DESIRABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALH-A
three story frame house. with brick basement IN COM
order having been built AMI ,pe5 by the only
ishod with marble mantes speakisg tubes and sliding
walls papered hrou ghout: contains fourteen rooms
deep0 filed in with brick tin roof &C. The adj
lining lot has been used garden and contains several
oice fruit trees grape vines shrubs flowers &C., which
M be sold with the other property, desired Terms easy
location " Vanderbilt between Myrtle and Park
enues Brooklyn about one and quarter miles from Full
all street ferries and three
|pply to c. q. MORGAN Dr. 22l Pearl street. New York.