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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27

Freeman the alleged fugitive, still in all at Ind ,napo
li--tss to pay 50 day for guard At that TINS l:
ts the coolest outrage have lately heard OF Send
mAn 10 i-il and compel him 10 pay tor being kept
there We have heard of yagabond white men being
eft 70 ia e. work out fne-5Oc. or 100 day being
paid them unit; the tine paid and Justice satisfied but
corred II an guilty Of no crime under heaven but sim
NV clam.d fugitive from service Is compelled To hre
- guard that keeps him IN prison Ins Is the 81 AZ
gravst.d WIN consider that bonds in any 81 we're
reo 20 tn proper officer 70 secure him az ns' loss by
the e. ape Of Freeman, lN-FtasHs ID amer
TBt CoRg ExrERNFNr-Tbe exp4riue nts Nth coke,
fu or the passeustr engines the Baltimore and Oiic
Railroad continue highly ~ 'c'sstul The CH"'sri'ad
Nfn.r surnri say.: IL is demonstrated that coke
pot ,uy fsr upeiior wood fuel for LOGON tive-
bat that bs used az half the cost Such IL the
cor usiur a, VIII n the Railroad Company have arr we'd
at,o dugly have ord. red The employment Of
all thtr pss-ei ger ocom tyes he necessary
.Tiiu- iu the CRATE bars &c can be effected In the
IL rimf, coke has been sent to many OF tne norm rn
"rsrrs from this region with the vieF 70 rs introduc
.ion 'so ia that quarter
Ther seems TO be question bstTsen two Pierce Demo.
crsfs IN ore g"r Territory to which the President has ap
loltec I,ut,riaJucge. The oue who ha' received the
commits j. named sthew Patrick D-aiv. while the
n at boasts The q, D'n If N,rdscai Pim Ds1dy.
he f'er al calls upon the editor Of III OrgOaas
io 80 III. t oue.tau who thus -unnarly d.poses Of the
case II LOOKS riher ficI7i for sppOinee 20 be
repeatedly in shops holding tumbler a. ii
be- was loo hing through the bottom - magnify dy the
ceiling IL won DO Judge Ho,fccqt' red eyes will b.
"tbe nssqueuct besides II looks bad for Judge
NAVAL DRY DOCK At PEysAcoLA-It is stated that the
Commission whose duty is TO examine and accept or
eot the Naval Floating Dry Dock At P-nsacoll have
ported adversely the struc The Commissioners
guired the fr Columbia be taken up the dock
Of upon the railway connected with IT, with all
her gui and srmaments board and 20 remain in
that position for given time The contractors, Messrs.
Dskin Gilbert ), cor & Co Of New lork deny that the
tenn. the contract require this service at their hands
ano refuse 10 perform II.
DEATH Or VESEEABLE FIREyAS.-Among the more
recent ceaits in BstmOre notice that Of Thomas VI
Lock- Pr sdent of the Mechanical Fire Company, which
lately Vi tied this City and also Of the organization Of the
ire Department in that city He was decided veteran,
and este ,med a. such by his brother dremen
Patrick . Donaghue who is awaiting trial in Cortland
Co on ctarge OF having murdered Mrs. Kinney and
ghter attempted suicide the other day by cutting his
throat with a razor The wound was not mortal.
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TIE WEATHER AND THE CROPS
From ouI c0Fre'Ponaeas-I

u fsrd. v1itrE letters 60 erl favor
following. % ne stse o. I-e
Weather AID Crop II their nelE hbofhO5ds
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I.n,xs G.rrtR BoeTs.-Since the establishment Of
wnsoss L.a.s Cater Boo, B.ss,r ct No ~ G.ods
., Ce ubi.. vii ehsalnn.
S such Gfes long as<ea ba net ssseay os<eA Esas
Ser he uznbss ~ Gzs4sL
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CRYSTAL PALACE. S.v.Yo-s.

CRYSTA. PALACE, >sv-to-s' JAY = -,
Contributions for this day. Observation-Disclosures. ~ -
iOuA
j. l. BROwS, Agent
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Many and varied are the Inducements held ont at
dhfsst Dry Goods Stores this CITY ~ nens nat can
Rch Dress Good. ALREADY the prop - as~-rs ~ T.
COL sEe aTrsr seuen or az Irde stanEsrs visiting
- 60 Iii 6af 10 n-re or pfonf than Cota1bisa
in s,sT AZ h tine BESIDE the kieh Cnpe shavA Psrs
h.nns. BsfsEs Orsndiae oes rsn. Printed yscosets snA
$50 s a 81 siv they have spend .ort-
, - pi mr.. Goods nfeaded bf ID. Worlds PAR bs fon
ereu prevented nom ensnnG eli az Scs
~ - ohtsisss n les than cost Of inport&son-
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We understand ths, Hon. Ro0er, Dale Owen. Chsrst
dAf.res TO the Court OF Naples with h family has taken
passage in the London packet ship Devonshire, to ss
hence 9TH Of August next
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The PREscoTT HoUsE.-Tbe Travelling Public arc
respectfully BE- ready for the reception Of
BoaIders on Tuesday, the % Of August - o..
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CITY IrF Ms.
EyrrRTANN' MS, v, rms ETEyr

ENrrRTAlSNs MS. g, THIS EFENTSG.
NORMA 70 sht At Asle Gsrdea By S;s,n,ns Sa'vi &c
THr boH,NaN GIRL a. Nbs t0-nht By Maisne rhloa Mud
oo. Ac-
HoNE, Aa fs the Custom Of the Csaairy,- the
Brca6was BY TIE Wllli.n and company.
TIL, PLRFoRNSc MoSSLT Does. &C BaruGn. Maan this
AFTERNOON and evening
woons MlSs1s,Ls-E thopAn Deinesous No Bro~d~s,
NEw-OgLsASs SEREssDgRs-No. so BoAdv.y
BsNyAEps PASos.Ns HOLy LsSD-No ~ B,oAdssv.
PsN0sAAs NIssskA F,LLs No rs Brosd-
Nuts. Sr,rUE GEs. Jackson R>w.v Hall Cryss PAscs-
FsaScoNt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT afternoon aud veans
MAsHINsTos CIscUs-Peorm,ncrs Nternoon .nd evening
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NEW EDITIONS AND REPRINTS.

We indebted to Professor BAcHE Of the United
States Coast survey, for volume OF Skefcies accom-
paying the Superintendent Report Of the Coast Survey
for lssl They comprise view OF the progress of the
survey in different sections the progressive changes
Sandy Hook ON 1929 to -5 the proposed sites for range
bescons in the entrance 10 New FORK HAr)or Trinidad
Roy San Francisco Bay and numerous other sketches and
fecouuasaIces Of great interest 20 the navigator The
Maps and Charts OF the Cost Survey sold in New
Nor nv r. \ G. "
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There will be grand picnic excursion TO and
from West Point, Peeksk, Rockl.nd Lake 4 Thurs
dsy. July =, s53, by barge Merchant and steamboat
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REAL EsrArE-The following sales Of real estate Al
auction were made BY Albert Nicolsy Jaly Of West
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There wss small deluge yesterday commencing At
A. ~ snd lasting until The evening Was COOL ana
the night breezy and pleasant
p ; Another heavy shower cams up short time
before midnight
The Opera of Norma will be given tonight st Castle
Garden by Steffanone Sslv Analis Patti and Company
THE MEASLES The ship Constitution. which arrived
here yesterday with passenger had during the voyage
over niHefy cases Of measles 81 one time.
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Tie Commissioners Of Police met yesterday for the inves
gson Of charges against Policemen charged with viola
tor Of the rules and regulations.
Present-Msyor Weseryelt, Judge Beebe and Recorder
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DrHoNEsr SERVANT -Rssanns Openha MINER = servant
in the employ Of Mrs II Enein French lady residing
No 57j Br sdway yesterday arrested ny officer Camp
bell Of the Court Of Sessions suspicion Of stealing
diamond ring valued A. $3.50 Diamond bro 'ch valued
co. black lace scarf valued at 500 and some oths
costly articles all of which have been missed since Mon
day afternoon The accused taken before Justic
Bogart end committed 70 await examination No portion
of the property has A. yet been recovered
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RoBrryG CnW0RSIAV.--John Crostsl, a recently 70
turned californian was robbed Monday night a, dis
reputable house, the Of R-ade-st and Yves,
Broadway. ~ vale, containing 500 Officers Lord
Martin and Downg of the Lover Police Court Yesterday
arrested three inmates Of the house named John and
Bridget Perry and Margaret Haly who taken before
Justice Bogsrt and locked up, suspicion Of being the
thieves
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CrHxlr DRPARTNxNT. NO. HALL OF asCORDs-
- Public hereby gvsn that the feswing pet IDEAS
hav :h.s. prss.at:d shs Bss.s e Aldermen & a:s
and Thirty .nsh and Thirty aad vor:issh s.rsst als
Broadvy o. walks !. Eisht:sHs rsss BE-
rNh and Sixth south sds W fsnes
lot side Of Madison between Twenty eighth and
Twenty 70 fence vacant lots southeast
sxth and Seventh All persons in
srested having thereto requested to
then writing sadsrsigued as his once, before
Oct g. iSSa. JAMES YUREY, Street Csnmissionss.
CTRERT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RscORDS-
y Public notice 10 hereby gives shat the following psM
have been presented 70 she BOARD Of AdermenTe
ass four feet north Sidewalk Of Fifty third street. from
vacant lots Ninth between Thirssnth aud Four
tsenth Streets regulate and grade Eighty be-
Third and East river regulate curb and
gutter and Sag four feet OF walks Of Ninstsoush street,
Ron Fifth East Also the folio wing rsoiu
dsssTo reaay south side Of Twenty second from No.
a Of Sixth 10 rsguats pave aud
aAd gutter Eighteenth Tenth HAD
river Also the following resolution in
sistA.s AldsrmsnTo lay all the ero.swaks in Broadway
from Forty 18th TO Fifty first street. All Interested
having thersts requested to them
writing to the undersed his ONCE lTth
day Of October inst.
JAMES TUREY. Street .mmisNoasr.
0etober7, 1883
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RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE 10 HERE
|en TO the owner or owners oeou pant or occupants
sos and lots, improved or uninpreved lands, a1ees-
|tbe Assessors, and are lodged in the encs Of the
4 Assossmrn,s for examination by all persons In
bis, For building . sower in Third avenue, from
Rxth TO Twenty seventh street. The limits embraced
snts include all the several houses and lots
hcant lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated on
'de Of Third avenue, from Twenty sixth street to
feet 2 inches north from Twenty seventh street,
lie north side Of Twenty seventh street east TO q
feet inches from Third avenue. All persons,
rests are affected IVY the above named Assessments,
Ire opposed to the same or esther Of them ere re-
present their objections in writing. To- the under
their oniss, No. Hall Of Records, within thirty
the date VI this othce.
cnARLss ): DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,)
.urcaa Of Asssssmsats, Street Department, Oct. 3,
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~oup0xAToN UO1TcDs.

NORPORArieN NOrIc1.-rUBLIc NOTICE IS HHRH
~ by xiveA occupant eeeupants
Of ali kcusss and sss pssvsd lsaa sfsss1
srsby thas following have bsen
by e lodged In the once Of ths
xsssssnsnts BY ell psrsons Interested via FOR building
sewer IN Cherry street. nsn NO 70 square Ths
houses aad lots vacant lets pssss sad parcels
land situated Seth sss Of Cherry mon
squars and Dover street V Nos and Cherry ssst
SIDE Of HrAnkln ssuArs between Cherry aAd Pearl
side Of Pearl street, from Frankn square Me- 50
Pearl street All persons whose interests affected BY the
absve named and who
either Of hsn requested present their
writing 70 the undersigned 1t their once No Hall Of Re-
cords within thirty days from the date this notss
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessor
CHARLES MoNIRLL }
oass Bureau Of AsssssHenss Street Dspsrtnsas Oct
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,Ar1oN NorIcE.-puBLrc NOTICE Is HERE

RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS HERE
len, to the owner owners, occupant or occupants
les and let's in proved unimprsved lands, affected
hat the following have been completed
eesors and are lodged in the cse Of the Bureau Of
Is for sxamis as,on by all persons interested. viz
lug sewers in Thompson street, between Broono and
ktreets; in spring street, between The npson and
Ireets; In Prince street, between Thompson and
leets The limits embraced by such assessment
the several houses and lots Of ground vacant leta
parcels Of land situated on beth sides Of Themp
between Broone and Bleeekor streets; ON both
bring street, between Sullivan and Greene Streets
des Of Prince street, hotwssn Sullivan AID Greene
the eouthsrly corner Of Thompson and Rleosksf
both sides OF Houston street. between Laursns
AN streets; on the east side Of Sullivan street, be-
ston strsst and point thirty aino feet two inches
'rnce street; On both sides OF Laursns strees, be-
ling and Houston streets; on the west side Of Woos
| between Spring and Houston strsetsi and on the
Ii Greene street. between Spring and Prince streets.
whose interests are affected by The above named
he, and who are opposed 70 the same, or either Of
reauested to their ohjscsions in writing,
|ersigned, Mt their oi6es, No. Hall II Ressrds,
|rty days from the date OF this notice.
| WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, ) Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
ureau Of Assessments, Street Department, 0es 3
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RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTCH II HKRn-
wen, TO The owners, occupant % occupants
hes aad lots, i'm proved sRimprs vsd lands, s9sot
4, that the following Assessments have beca SOM
the Assessors, and Are lodged h the sfAss VI the
l.-Yor bull ding sewer in EixhtssRth strsst, from
avenue TO Hudson river. The limits embraced By
ssmenk include all the several hossss and lets Il
kcant lots pieces and parcels Of laad, situated on
Of Eighteenth street, fsen Seventh avenue 70 the
vsr; on the east side Of Thirteenth avsaus ~ feet ~
hth and south from Kishtsenth strssA zen beth GdsS
IL avenue 90 feet north and south fssn Mshseenth
d on the west side Of Tenth avenue, - feet norsA
from Eighteenth street. AL persons, whose inter-
fectsd 81 the above named assessments, and wis
"a 10 the came or either Of then, are requested -
heir objections, In writing, to the uAdsxagnsd, At
= Ne Hall sf Records, within thirty days Rem
g thi notice.
sHssEH: ; !; ;a;sh
i;ureau Of Assessments, Street. Department, Oct. Z
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NoRPoRATloN NoTTcR.-PUBLrC MOTTO. IS HERn.

CORPORATION NOTICH.-PUBLTC NOTICE IS HERE
~ ~ given 20 the owner eseupaat1
Of all houses and lots improved proved lands Affected
~ the and lodged in the sos Of the Busss Of
Tor e All persons Interested
aysnsss tn: limits embraced by suoh assssnt include
AL the several houses and lots ground lots scs
And parcels VI land situated both sides Of Forty third
street. between Eighth And Nath avenues All Psrsoas
whose interests affected the above named
Ana who opposed 70 the same either Of then are
qustsd to present their objections In writing ts the
signed, At their ocs No Hall Of Rsssrds within thirty
days from the date Of ths notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, {Asssssors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Oass Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Oct.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

1879 MOST SAFE, CHEAP. AND akLIABLs
Ne. York tnl:aa r.u:s Three daily ,rn. Ase.mmodaso.
~ $50 NJ connecting ~ Absay With Cent?, line OF rail-
read West also with tie North far Saratoga Sprn White
hall And Montreal The trains with Western And
Hudson and Berkshire rairoads at latham F.ur Corners
FER Lebanon Spring. and aer Mo ldsy frsm the
pet Of White Him and r.s. whssv Arsugh
GcksMcaa be procured and baggage checked
For Albany Tor Syracuse
Sehsneotady, :" RoohesteI.
" Utica, "BuHAls.
Passengers received ~ Bewsry
twenty sixth street and Fourth stations The above
Trims will land and receive emily at Crotsn Falls
and Chatham Four Corners All other trxins will leave City
Hall statsa Of Tryoa and Cenx. strssts -
heretofore n SLOAT, SupsriatsAdsnt
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kATION NOTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE 10 HERE
ZOE and lots, improved unim lands, affected
bat the following assessor ents have kssn con plotted
tssors, and lodged in the oAse Of the Bureau
hents for examination by all persons Interested
building . sewer In Thirty fourth Street, between
4 Ninth avenues. The limits embraced by such
Is, pieoes and parcels Of land, situated on beth
thirty fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth
Id sssessmsn.s, and who are opr.ss1 uns
h them, are requested 70 present their ~e6nucons
no the undersigned, At their Office, Ne. Hall OF
Hthin thirty days from the date Of this notice.
cHhRLEs J. Dof,eR. Assessor.
CHARLES McNIELf-)
hrcsu Of Assessments, Street. Department October
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RATION NOrICR.-PUBLTc NOTICE - HERE
|ss and lots improved unim proved lands affected
bat the following ents have been completed
lessons, and lodged in the ofAes Of the Bursau
LA gging the silks Of Henry street and Rutgers
he limits embraced BY such assessment inslads an
houses and lets Of ground, vacant lots, pisces aAd
Of Rutgers street. thence W No. l5s Henry street.
1t side Of Rutgers street, ~ the corner Of Aenry
|nee TO No. Is Rutgers street. All persons whose
he sfYoctsd By the above named assessments, and
possd to the same or either Of thon, requested
their otjsetiens in writing ~ the undsrsignsd ~
Il, No. Hall Of Records, Within thirty days iron
q this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CMARLEs 7; pQbGE Assessors.
Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Oete-
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HOMESTEADs.

THE LANDS OF THE PETERSyILLE ASSOCIATION.
situated in the town Of New Rochelle unrivaled
beauty and Of easy there being twelve trains
daily The subscription list fast filling Members paying
$40 weekly instruments Of seventy five entitled
to four city lotsone quarter acrsand in like proportion
plots Ample time given members to back
dues Regular meetings held every Monday evening 1t
American Hail. Of Broadway and Grand street For
Hanover street; w. H. HOYT. Secretary, No. go Ninth
avenue; ROBERT BRADY, at G. u. Hatch Co 3, No "
William street.
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RATION N0TIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
|en to the owner or owners, occupant sf occupants
les and lots i'm proved uniu proved lands affected
hat the following assessments have been completed
ssors and lodged in the ofkss Of the Bureau Of
Is for examination by all persons interested viz -
lin Twenty sixth street, frsm sewer in Ninth ave
bint Eve hundred feet east Of Ninth avenue. The
Traced by such assessment include all the several
f.toa On both sides Of Twenty sixth street, Ave
es east from Ninth avenue and the east corner Of
kth street and Ninth avenue. All persons whose
Ire ATE. ted BY the above named Assessments, and
opposed to the same, or either Of them requested
their objections in writing 70 the uni signed, at
Ne. Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
! this notice. "
| WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEIIJ, }
|rreau Of Assessments, Street Department, October
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RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
zen 10 the owner or owners, occupant or occupants
(es and lots, improved or unimproved lands Affect
|he Asseesors, and are lodged in the ofioe Of the
Assessments for examination BY all persons in
First and Second avenues. The limits embraced
ssssmsnt include a the several houses and lots Of
lcant loss pieces and parcels Of land, situated on
|of Fifteenth street. 312 feet east from Second
hides Of Livingston plaas, rs feet north from Fiji
let. All persons whose interests affected by the
led assessments, and who are opposed 70 the Sans,
the undersigned st their ofAee. No. Hall Of Re
bin thirty days from the date Of this notice.
S MikhIAs g 8. A6S66iboH, Assessor.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
|rsau Of Assessments, Street Department, 0oA Y.
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sA1Ion NorIcE-PuBLIc NOTICE Is HIRl.

2AfION NOTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE II HBkA-
|dsse and lots, improved 81 uninpFovsd lands, AZ
|srsby that the following Assessments have bssn
A 81 The Assessors aal are lodged In the s6les Of
In 81 Assessments for by all persons In
|gis For bsilding . sewer In Leroy street, from
|son street to the Hudson river. The limits sm-
such asssssms nt include all Vie several houses
II ground, vacant let's pieces and parcels Of land,
IN beth ass Of Leroy street., ksn Hudson street %
n rivsg; Oh the west slde Of Hudson street. 80
aHd 100 feet inches north from Leroy street.; on
Of Washiagton street, 100 feet south and Ia fest
IA Leroy street. and the east dde Of Wsst street,
|fth and ssuth Of Leroy street. All persons, whose
Ers affected BY the above named asssssmsnts, and
opposed 70 ths either Of thsn, are BequostsA
their objsetions, in writing 70 the undsrgnsa, ~
" this ns6os.
S S $|s:H4: Is; :.s'sss
bureau Of Assessments, Street DspAxtmsaA ost. s
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed prePcsAs will be received ~ this ethcs until
section. q Thisd avenue Aad l2csh izh Ish th and
ssS IONA Sweets and rifSs svs.rs ana sSt and iSsh
strect SPECIFICATIONS 70 be had application the Con
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TULLIEN'S CONCERTS,

TULLIEN's CONCERTS,
LAST WEEK. HTEnG ere 5sA M H Nv YORK.
GGssp Sx ~ SSoNS.s,nr.
Grand Selection from the orator.. Of Elijah, com
posed ny. ...........'...... .MendsisseAA
= Rscati,e and Air If With all your Hcar,s,n
performed on tho Bassoon by. Mr. Hardy
1hsr9 not n1f " wa 9sr Ike Ta p'sh'''''
aSs os sa the Righteous Shine Forth hughes
performed on the Comet P,.on by. Herr KeaIs
Air" nssr " Israel" ems Mile Anna z:rs
Win sao for ophssid and Corne PISTON =
r r Mr. "a Hughes 1s,s and II Herr err. K@nig c...
o,.rturs sSs oi.sori. 81 i. Messiah com '','.
posed by.. .............. sAAn0e3
Grand Selection from tho .stabat Mater" com
posed by........ .......... RossinI
ArDSFso Pscsat" performed on the ophs
S's,af Amman performed on Il: Corr h'ss's
Grand from the 6i;sSr Of rh: Kong
The n. sS%Sssl description Of chaos; Jay.
song q A.s soona e ae I"Sa Mmir:
With Solo for c0rne.A Piston BY Kerr Ksns
oss opsn for the sale tickets,
ru EEo KnT2 Di MoT F1E2aA
. sas s ss. v' Aa hA e t dGabkiELn
A POLIO ROOMS. 40 BroADwAY-sUNDAY. sero-
"A Der a-Third grand Sacred
NEW YORK q sI lEs
.a With Of tn!
French Horn, performed by Herr Fsrren-
aohen and Rnsler. :. :. Proeh
3. Solo-Csrionet performed by Herr Bochm.
4. Chorus" An die Frsude," performed by the
Social Reform veren. .......... ;. Grseae
s. Finale from the Opera of OberoR" C. ~ WsSeG
g. Overture. }Trom the opera, Roberto n} x.,.r,...
Z. Introductory Diavolo.n Av"ss&
BY tho Orchestra and tho Social Reform Vere.n.
g. The Andante from the Symphony in fat. .MosaRA
o. Coronation March from The Prophet. Meyerbssx
Conductor sales uhger -
Doors open at to commence Ut o'clock Admission =
cents.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
EAAMELLED FURNlTURE.-THR SUBSCRIBERS In.
n ve attention to their stock Of f.rnitar
which for durability and cheapness 10 unsurpassed ant
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CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAIRoAD TO PHILA DEL.
psia from pier Ne l. North riysrITwo lines daily, ~
steam Trentsn 70 South Ambey Bordsntowl
and steamboat Stockton Philadelphia FARE g. Express
6ns BY stssmboAt John Potter to Amboy, thence
Arest Camden BY ears; thresxh four hours and half
Ears Returning leave Philadslphis - 10 4. n saa