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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

SRPORATION TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given to the owners occupant or occupants
Il houses and lots improved mi improved lands Affect
hereby, that the following assessments have been
M by the lodged in the office of the
bau for examination by ALI persons inter
For tagging the southwesteriy corner Of Forty
include all the several houses and lots Of ground,
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated on the sonth
outhery side Of Forty first street two hundred feet west
kbove named assessme It's and who opposed to the
or either Of them requested TO present. their obec
In writing to 1.-The undersi med at their oice No.
Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
WILLIAM GA Il,
CHARLES J. DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Nee Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Oct TO-
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ITkA PAY.-ALL u. 3. NAVY SAILORS WHO
served In any T. vessel In the Pacific Al any time hon
EDWARD BIHS1LL. AgSnA
0nAs TUuDM o, q ~. - Dsu1A wnMhm O.. hSIsv Wes
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GUID

1879 most SAFE, CHEAP. AND aELiABLl
lCOOs Observation-Disclosures arrsngenent-AlbaAy AND
New Ycrk inaas route Three daily trains.
81 $50 r. NJ connecting at Albany with Central line of RAJ
oad West also with the North for SarstosA Springs Wbse
hall aAd Montreal The trains with Western
hudson and Berkshire railroads at Chatham -Four Cernea
Lebanon Springs and after Monday re tho
pot Of White Elm and Centre streets vher -ors
dcksA can be prosured AID baggage checked
For Albany For Syracuse
g Schenectady, " Rochester,
Utica, Buffalo
Passengers also received ~e-y
twenty tn street and Fourth stations The
rsins will land aud receive only At Croscn Fen
md Chatham Four Corners All other trains will leave C
Hal station of Tryox and Ccatrr ssrsets
ier> Bfore n. SIOAT, ptriasendeat
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EXPLORATION NOTiCE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
4by given to the occupant occupants
houses and lots impr we'd unmproved lands, affected
by that the following assessments have been completed
Assessors and lodged in the office OF the Bureau Of
ssmens for min alton by all persons interested,
hagging Thirty first street. between Eighth and Ninth
The limits 'emlraced by such assessment include
he several and lots Of ground lots pieces
parcels Of land sta both sides Of Thirty first
n, between Eighth aud Ninth avenues, All persons
vho opposed the either Of them are ro-
tied to their objections In writing to tue UNDER
at their Office No Hall Of Records, within thirty
FROM the date Of this notice.
Will LAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Bureau of Assessments Street Department, October
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)RPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given to the occupant or occupants
houses and lots improved unimproved lands affected
eby that the following haze been completed
assessors and are lodged in the office Of the Bureau
ments for examination by all persons interested
For hui ding in Forty hrst street between Third
Lexington avenues The Ii nits embraced by such
emit include all the several houses and lots ~ ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
orty first street from Lexington to Third avenue
the west Of Third and Forty first
ersons whose affected by the above named
ents anA who ere opposed to the same either Of
are requested present thor objections In writing TO
their office, No Hall Of Records within
IN DAYS from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES Mon ELL,
ce Bureau of Assessments Street Department October
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MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TEND EHs
M her services 10 the ladies this ctv
sstrelosy, ,ve and law matters Interpreting dreams to-
by books and science constantly rolled Napoeon and
will tell the name Of the lady gentlsmsa they will marry;
also the name Of the visiters Residence 90 Jsns
street, OF B0wory. Ladies' % gentIemen
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK. 80.

XyJCKsasHAhs ORNAMENTAL IRON wcRx,
w Wire ratings cast and wrought iron rsilinz.,
Iron teaoes for farms, plantations, GO,
Irrn bedsteads, In groat variety
lyon furniture OF every description.
MANUFACTURED o. all the iron ratings shs grounds
GAs voc Crtta Iaiace $50, tho dome stairs tana
ards 70 Cirosars and dravngs forwarded b. the nsns
turcY. JOHN .: MICKER5iAM. No Sa BSoadvsy works
res ~ 70 aud 81 levin sAwsas
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gpACKETS TO HAyRE-sEcoND LINK-THE roll
lowing ships will leave Eayre she l6sh aud New York
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proposals. endorsed Proposals. for
reg In Washington strest viii be received at the once Of
kCroton Aqusduct Department until Wednesday, the
day Of October 1855 at ~ o'clock for tho building Of
over with the necessary receiving basins and cuverts In
Ellington street. from the in Charlton street. to
about thirty feet north of Spring street. being length
t 40 feet Tho psh Of the and for
building of the same and all other inform alton relating
Feo, be obtained application 20 the Water Fur
r., at this Office
THEo. n. DE FOREST, Crotou
Acting President AoneJnct
A. W. CRAVEN, Isoard
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NoTICE.-MRs. H. EEDER, NO. lao WEST EI0B
IN tecnth street, between Seventh and Eighth ave
sises true information on all interesting Affairs through NE
future events She IL the lad
who formerly resided In Wooster street.
Amty. Bev Of imposition and reneb-S her resideneS
No. n9 West Eightssnth stsseA
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,roN AoupnucT pEPARTMENT. TO CON.

BORON AoUEDUcT DEPARTMENT. Rd,sS Il ITO CON.
hch in Forty street" will he received at this ONCE
SATURDAY. October % at IL o'clock 81, At which hour
IA will he opened for tao excavation back filling and
|minp Of trench, line Of sizinoh water pipe in
ty-n1 t street. from the main in Third TO point
min tn street Y76 feet OF Third The
Ioh Il 70 be five feet in aepth three fae Ia width at top,
two feet width at bottom the sides to be- regularly
|ed oint holes to be dug eight nehss from centres
oxcavated to be renoved and the trench ied
earth only 10 the level Of the surace
re-nng TO be rnmmed in layers Of nine inches The
|ch to be kept free from water Until after the pipes
and thor Joints oalked. TINS work 10 be commenced
lin days from the date Of Ole award Of the
\ the time allowed for the APPLETON OF the sAe Is
hty days forfeiture Of five dollars per day will be
Ia in the time stipulated exceeded The be
under the direction, and to the satisfaction, Of the
Ter Purveyor Payment will he made the next regular
day after the faithful completion Of the work Esti
will state price per RUNNING foot for tho TRENCH
ding all the work required to be done and
ncludips the whole of the excavation, whether earth
4 otherwise The bids must be made ia tho form
led by the corporation ordinances Blank bids furnished
bis office. THEo. r. DE FORREST, Croton Aque-
A. W. CRAVEN, { duct Board.
kx York. Oct III. lh5a
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
~ Reduction in prices Of passsge;-unitea satss NAH
Soang Com connecting with the Pacific Mail Steam
snip Company carrying the great United States mail for
California and Oregon via Aspnwa and PanamaThs u.
mail steamship intend 10 despatch for Aspin-
xa Thursday October ~ asz O'clock r NJ, tysm Iiss
LAW, Capt. to connect at Pansma with the Pacific
Mail Steamship Conrany's steamer WINFIELD SCOTT,
Licut Blunt U. S. N Through tickets to California by
these favts DO purchased IT the follow
ing very low prices:-
First cabin, through Ticket 800
Second sabin, through ticket. IS
seerage through, found bad and beard 30
The transit Of the Isthmus the OF the pssscn
gers, by railroad tho facilities
crossing such DO found any
other road California. For passage apply to A WHIT
NEX, ut the Office lT7 West street. Of Warren
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CLOTHING, SO.
fyAsr-0Ff cLOTHINo-S20o0 WORTH WANTED
W TAe hsheet oash price will DO bcr given,
noney, for large small otA OF good clothing d
ivory dssnripton Address, through post call JAMIE
CLOTHING AND FURNITuRE-LADIEs AND GEN.
~ uemon having article Of second hand clothing
furniture 70 dispose Of receive fair price by sending
los win be called upon i, Mis-. D, D. YOUNG.
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AsTROLOaY.

AIRS; ALVIN, RENOWNED In EUROPE FOR HBB
M kil n foressiSg tho future has arrived ana yl
nerprsts Dreams law matters and lovo by asroogy bos
And corce and tells to ladies asd genonon she ras
the peresns they will merry also the Of yisitefs
Hra Alvin sroaks tho English, frsnsa aud aeraas LAD
suages Residence ~ Itvrssos s,airS Aha
nowqry Ladies' 30 cents; gentlemen, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

NIBLo,s GARDEN.-IICKETs TO ALL PARTS OF
IN the house % cents; Private Boxes s..
REV b E OF
Positively last appearances but one Of the talented
WONDERFUL RAvELS
Last appearances but o
MILE YRCA MATTHIAS
GRAND BALLET, COMIC AND SERIOUS PANTONIlN.
ANTOINE, FRANCOIS JEROME
Tuesday evening, October IS the entertainments 70 ssu
with the comic tomme
RoBkhr MACAIRE.
Robert. ANTOINE kavel bertrand. Francois Rave
Gselio ........,,1. .M,us yro. u..s,..
10 conclude with comic psntomine Of AA'n'a
In conseq enee Of the great demand for admission tose
can b. obtained At the Garden ally from A. M till p
Wsdnesdas-ifALlAN OPERA NIGHT.
NTlBL0'S SALoON.-MADAME soNTAG,s GRAM
IN Concert, for the benefit of the
HOME FOR DEsTlIUTE CHILDREN OF sEAMgN
will take place at Nibos Saloon Thursday evening" the
9th inst 49,
soptag will he assisted by Madame Julie de Raw
the distinguished Pianist Paul Julien eminent Vonis
Siguor Bada Rocco; Conductor Carl Ecks-s
all of whom have kindly volunteered their services
Tickets 81 eseh be had of either the
committee at the music store Of VIM Hall Son. 1t the
door.
Performance to commence at 8 o'clock.
Hon. j. A. Westervot l.. E. Morgan
Chas. H. Marshall, Cbas. f. Stevenson,
Walter r. Jones, l.. Taylor,
G. L. Frost, VIM. Z. Wetmore.
J. W. Phil ips Charles Lamson.
Alfred Ogden W. Blunt,
T. u. Sattorthwaite. George Bell
Gen. VIM Hall, J.. b. Wyman.
VIM. H. Aspnwal Ron Sanford
John s. iliiams Coleman X Stetson,
w. ). Frost, Jos. Foster, Jr,
J. I. Stage Charles Carow
Thomas Durham, Capt. n. Briggs.
Philip Hamilton Edw Bement,
W D. Cuthbertson, Rich. l.. Thorns,
NJ IL. Grinneil Gabriel Mead,
Arthus Leary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

MRS. PALMER, PSYCHOLOGIST, WILL REMAIN But
l short time before her departure for the South beini
invited by many ladies and gentlemen from the South
and settle Them has resolved to LAdiN
ana gentlemen wishing to know the reality Of their past
misses the real object sought ssr Call AZ z9 Bowsry o.
pofite Prince street. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

TULLIEN's CONCERTS,
METROPOLITAN HALL.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT But THREE
AMERICAN QUADRILLES, AND KATYBID POLKA.
Ia consequence OF NJ Jucns turs wha1a
he his rt ssries Of Concerts Oath insS
Tickets 70 DO had Of Asssrs King Van Norden No.
Wal street.. -
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


DEREoRD co.'s CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH ANE
ID rican Express.-0ur next regular United states Mail
Express will be despatched Thursday next October ~
at two o'clock by the new and spleadd steamers Geo
Law and Winfield Scott, charge Of special messen
ger through destination. All frehts this Express
should be delivered TO before 10 o'clock the day sail
ing Small parcels received until o'clock Wo will also
ard Express Vail via San Juan Letters received
2ls o'clock BEKF0RD CO., No. Astor House. Vesef
street.
CAIIFORNIA EXPRESS.--ADAMS 4 co. WILL DE-
" spatch express for California per United States Mail
Steamer George Law via Panama route Thursday
Goth Mt o'clock y. NJ. Also day steamer
Star Of the West via Nicaragua route, at o'clock r. NJ
both in charge Of special messengers All freight for
expresses be delivered to before 10 o'clock on
the day Of sailing Small parcels received until o'clock
ADAMS X CO., No SO Broadway.
CPECIAL EXPRESS E0TlvE-ApAMs co. WILL
- express between New York and Boston, Net
Haven Hartford and Springfield Railroads. commencing
Murday October for She transportation Of psoh
Axes generally Express will the oos at Az H.
daily Leave Boston NJ hour with usuai
ADAMS 4 co ~ ByoAdvay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD 70 PHILAnhl
~ phia, from pier No. l. North river.-Two tines dsy
10 A. NJ and Up. N. Accommodation line NJ 10 A. NJ. -
steamboat Trenton to South ARbo ears to Bordeaso~n
and steamboat r. Stockton TO Philadelphia Fare 81 Exsrer
ins at p BY steamboat John Potter to Amboy teoc,
direct TO Camden by through In four hours and halt
2 II.
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BILLIARDS.


MILLIARD TABLES FOR sALR.-wE INVITE BUY
~ era TO examine oh hand. with AL tho moders
improvements, sus Bile for public private usc pei
cent less than ether in Me United States
vaNe seonnS hand Aahle ~runpt~ke ohsan
billiard TABLES FOR SALE.-WE HAVE ON
- hand large and superior stock made with the
tent vucanized India rubber cushions OF tho best deop
on suitable for private public Two hand
tables for sale cheap. GRIFFITH a DECKER, billiard
table manufacturers, Ne. 20 ANA strcsA
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r DE G. BROoKEs' DANCING ACADEMY, NO. al
IL. Broome street, between Broadway and the Bowery
Having recently adopted entire mode Of instruction,
the pupils enabled acquire all the fashionable dances
few lessons, and in such to participate In
the enoymen Of society part of the world The Ia
dies and chireu's classes commence at 3 Nj the
scrbers constantly joining the various classes applicants
attend possible before the hour ~
The gents classes Tuesday and Friday nights
tinue until eleven CLOCK Two classes forming
MR.. CHARRUAUD'S DANCING AND WALTzlNG
Tu classes the will Saturday I'D
Instant his 81 East Thirteenth street. OF Broad
Afternoon class, for ladies' misses and masters,
Tuesday Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 81 O'Clock;
evening class for gentlemen, Monday and Friday at
Soree dansante expressly for patrons aud pnpils
week. class for ladies' and masters Weanes
day Saturday at T. For particulars, please procure
circulars at the above place.
MRS. A. LANNAY WILL REOPEN HER DANCING
Iu school at Montague Hall, Opposite the City Hal)
Brooklyn Wednesday, Oct 49, Mrf L. will be assisted
by her daughter Days of tntenW ednesdays and Satur
days, commencing at So o'clock Matnees uansantes
cusyely for pupils and patrsnsN be given Private classes
and schools attended. Address IS Livingston st. Brooklyn
MIR W. WHALE &DAUGHTER'S DANCING CLASSES
V1 New rooms Nos. SO and 50 Sixth ayenue.-W. & ID.
respectfully that their
Days Of instruction for young ladies and
Tue sday Saturday afternoons The
gentlemen Glasses at Gothic Hail. Brooklyn viii
Monday Oct TO- For particulars circulars BIO had
as above.
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NTATRIMONY MADE EASY, OK HOW TO WIN
M Lovsr.Prosessor LAwTON, Boeton, formerly Of Los
don will send to address the reospt Of dollar
pos paid psia directions 10 enable ladies gentlemen
win t6s devoted assctions Of ~ she opposite
their may dedre The rrsooss ample bat cay
Nsng al may married, irrespective OF ago. appear
snoe roson and last though loast Arrsns
with and deoaoy that detsotcn possible
Address Professor Lvson Boston, Macs letter tskss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

CTEAMBOAT FOR SALE THE STEAMBOAT JOHN
- Marshall lying ae ;oSs % Liberty street; length
1B iset; beam, "a fo-; hold teet nches beam engino
t inch cylinder and io nst stroke This boat was built
IN Baltimore in the copper fastened and
pered speed l. we'll found In every respect
and has accommodation t about two hundred
viii he sold low IL close Apply to CuAS. N.
COPELAND, No. O. Broadway.
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oGDfNsBuRe, Bur.
Bellows Fas Rutland, Windsor White River Wells River
Montpear, st. Albaus Rouses Point Ticket
Haven Railroad Broadway and Canal and Twenty
sixth street, Fourth avenue.
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, 1862 South stroea
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MATRINIONY.

A GENTLEMAN ABOUT LEAVING FOR GOLD
n region, would like to hare for companion and friend
young lady Of mild permanent aud social habits
assist him in reaping fortune Address James stating
when and whore interview be had strictly
tial, Broadway Post ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

glERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO - WEST
Fourteenth etreetMadsne c. Debreul Ferraro and hes
BROTHER Edward Ferrero will reopen their academy Sat
urdsy Oct Young ladies' and masters classes Wcdnes
says and Saturdays ana Mondays and Thuredays st S r.
f. CONNIE norg Oct rsntlomens evening olss AonJsyp
ssa Thursdays 1T 71 r. NJ, snoing Ocl ". Private
IA usual
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DICH ROSEWOOD FURNITURE-H sTONEY WOULD
IL particularly invite persons about selecting their paror
furniture examine his superb stock his
Broadway The most fashionable styles moderate prices
II. STONEY 686 Broadway opposite the Prescott Honse.
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They all buiiB chips pYeyded with
I'll requisite articles tor the comfort .nd convenience Of
gsr and by Of experience In the trade
The price passage IL 300 without wines liqrors Goods
TO the Subscribers will be forwarded fsoe frsm sny
shsrycs but those actually incurred.
BOTO UINGEFN. Agerea. LEA Pearl gsxeas.
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WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ludgste hill London-Ths above house centrally sta
ated has excellent coffee twelve private
ting rooms between forty and nifty light airy bedrooms
good smoking warm, cold and shower baths always
ready night porter in atendance; fixed charge for
wants. The New York Herald is filed. THOS. QUARTER.
MAINE o proprietor Of the Crown and Seeptre Tavern
Grsenwich tenders his grateful thanks to his American
friends for the favor he has long enjoyed their
and solcts their continued patronage and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

kOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARIMENT-TO CONTRACT
|orsSealed proposals. endorsed Propos. for in
|cer street, will no reosved the Office of the Creton
eduot Department until snesday the nineteenth day
r with the necessary receiving basins and eulyerts in
beer street, from the sewer At Spring street. to point
hut 4O feet The plan Of the aud specifications for
keto can be obtained on application to the Water Pm
|pr, st this Office.
THE0. r. DEFoREST,
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
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HOTELS.

COoPER HOUSE, NO. 1884 BROADWAY WILL DE
" opened for the of guests Monday 18th
October. A j. PEASE II BRO.
EVERETT HOUSE. ON UNION sQUARE-THR UN
~ dersigned has leased this and spacious hoto
GATED the northery side Of Union square and will ope
tho the 10th Of November This house
erected expressly the families
tans apartments embracing all the comforts and elegance
modern private residences Persons DESTROYS of making
rangemens apply at the hotel daily from 10 to IL A. y.
UAWLEY ID. CLAPP. Late Of the Hamilton House.
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SPORTING, sc.

CPORTING.-FULL FLOODED PRIZE KING CHARLES
- pups, Italian greyhounds Newoundlands sheep dogs
watch dogs Scotch and English terriers broken pointers
settors &c Largo Shanghae and Chitagong fowls at a
Water street. corner Of Fdlton, up stairs.
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kOTON AQUEDUCT DEpARTMENT.-TO CONTRACT
proposals. endorsed Proposal for receiving
n" will be received At the Office OF the Crston AqueduB
|artment until Wednesday the 18th day Of October 1852
t2 o'clock, NJ for the building Of necessary receiving
In and cuvert At the northwest OF Fourteenth
let and to connect with the in Fourteenth
let The plan Of the sewer specific atoms the build
Of the came and all other information relating tbereto
be obtained application to the Water Purveyor at this
)e. TuE0 r. DE FOREST,
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RPORATION kOTICE.-PBBLlC NOTICE is HERE
6y given that petitions been presented In the Board
kdermen for the Of in the following
led streets wit I'm Rvington street. from the Bcwery
nc termination of the proposed to be built from
fn TO Clinton street. also in Ludlow street, from the
In Delaney street TO point iS feet northery from
bme street. also in Hester street. from Orange to Mott
So; also in Grand street. FROM Wooster street to point
htv feet westerly Greene street; also in MacdougA
81 from Bleeoker Anty street.; also In Eighteenth
from Seventh to Sixth avenue; also In Eighth avenue
"a ana having objections thersts requested to pre-
the same writing tho Contract Clerk Ut this oics,
4 before October lS la.S.
THO d p RE FOREST eroson Aqu.auos Board.
ton Aaueduct Department, Oct. No. 1859
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WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES. AT TWENTY
w per cent less than house in the ely Fine gold
SIS to $780, silver cylinder watches So and
every style Of watch at the lowest prices.
l.. JACOBS l02 Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY FRoS
II Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express train A. M.-Through IN four hours tin
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal NJ O'Clock
evening.
6P. M. IL
Express train. r; MA eeonIeaatioa s,sir 90 Es
and p M. For Poughke A. NJ and fie p. NJ PAt
scnger1 taken st Chambers Canal Christopher Sourtsen
md Thirty frat streets
sunday trains Canal street, for Albany And Tscy
stopping st ali way stations.
EDMUND FRENCH. SUP ,rin tondeaA
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DODW0RTHS DANCING ACADEMY NO. 800
n. BroawdyNow for the reception ofpupils Wednes
day Thursday Saturday ladies child
rem Monday "Wednesday Thursday end Saturday evenings
Saturday afternoon evening" for pupils
senimonthly number Of dances will be introduced
Paris.
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DARNUM'S EUSEUM.--THOSE INCOMPATIBLE GI
ID RATES. alive aad beautiful veil Tho Swiss Bearded
LAZY, still TO be for nothing. Tcday's perform
TIC ECONOMY; evening, a " "'sloOs tag comic moral
thing oonts; children under sen k oonts ParQust sna
Ea1csny l2l<
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RECT DEPARTMENT, No. NALL or knC0RDs.-
Sealed proposals. will be received At this ose until Mon
October = a. IN seiseh 6 n t. regulate and paw
ons had application to the Contract C,ek Of
Department. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioners.
|ctobsr IA, 1864.
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SSTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORA AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Compaay's
steamer GLASGOW 1862 tons 40 horse powsrJ Roboss
Craig, commander, will leave Now York for Glasgow
saturday, November e. u o'clock noon First oabs,
cabin, $50 third olass sap-stewards fees Included APP
DIV 70 J. NcSYM0N. 81 Broadway.