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MEDICINES.

MALDA(sI1$ExS.
ss .s ssi To A. 4 CO. g X { ss:,i y
Dsssist u PennsysseniA
Another Scientific Wonder!
GREAT cuRA FoR
| DYSPEPSIA!
DR. J. 8. HOuCHT0N'S
IP[lPsl ! !
/ lRS<1.y
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.
PREPARED from REYNET or the fourth aosngcs eth.
Or after directions Of Bases Llrss tbs great Phy,,o
logical Chemist, by s Heuoros, NJ D. PhiIsdelphia Pa
ia, Jasrdre, Liver Complaint. Constipation and Debility
uring after Natures own method By Nxturss own Agent
n-Hslf teaspocnfui Of PRrsix infused In water. VII
ses or dissolve Fire Pounds n Roast Beef IN about f''s
PEpSiS s.th element or Great por.tive Princpl.
of Gastric uicethe Scipsnf offte Food the
Presering and Stimulating Agent ofthe tomach and In
OK thus forming an Artificial Digestive f5ad precisely like
~. ss,c tu,s Il, IL Chsjrat overs and furu
sh,nr r,,-. nd Perfect for H. By the aid g.
this nreratIon The Mains and evils 81 snd Dys
rp.a ar tuss - thew would be b. healthy stom
* ~ ,, - ~ ~ .t; s,,sns - 80 an pe
AIM s,;s,an N.,~a.s Drrj;ns .,,d Uysspfie Cor.
,rn,no, snossd 10 h. on the verge OF the grave The
Seens ,,s, h,rh a i hss.d Il IN the hishest
DEGREES Il ,,,,cns "A = srr.vt.bIe
~~---.-~-~ -~~~~~,~-,
1OIENxyEAC 6NAOENC2s
BAsvs Liss'e io HE celebrated yors on Animal chsm
Gastric ucs nav bs reality prepared from the mucous
:. ~ ~. stop,ac ~ The alf in which yarous ar
tces Of food a. neat and eggs will b. xolenei charged
and d;gsstsi - ~ sape n ev rould BE- n, hi
hsnaan stomach"
Digestion observes that Of the due quantity
OF The Gastric proipent and nli-preysling cause
OF Dyspepsia and be states tst dstng professor
Of sd;cin Il cnon Who was severely aiieteA with this
complaint finding else 10 fall had
Gastric uee obtained from the stomachs Of living animals
which 5rorei completely succesgui
DR. GRAHAM author OF the famous works on Fegetapls
Diet says at remarkable fact in physiology, that the
stomnchs Of maeerafed in water ipart to the hud
the property dsoving various arti les of food and Of e.
fecting kind of digestion Of them IN no Ws aiuer
ent from the natural digestive process
GCall the AGENT and get Descriptive Circular graf
is giving large amount Scientific Evidence similar to tbs
pasts Of the United States.
-. w~poHrncyA rvrrrn
=, S - n,.os-,.- = -. ~, -.
DR. houoHroS fEfSiN nhs prouuceu the mos. ~ naI
velcus effects curing eases Of Debility Emsnciaton Ner
vous Decline and Dyspeptic Consumption It's impossible
to give the details OF cases In the limits OF this
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-06
NEW STYLE CASSIMERES,

WILL open this day lot Of New Styl
L Cassimsres-prel,y patterns and cheap.
Nov. IL. JOHN w. BOYD.
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LADIES' SILK UNDERSTANDS

SOFT and pleasant 10 wear-a few Lett vel
~ al GRAMTHAM'S. Nov "a:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-07-06

PEN KNIVES! PEN KNIVES!.

EUST received large 10, OF Pen Knives,
- suilableior Ladies', Gentlemen and Chill
dren. for sale low BY
Dee. 8, 49, w. II IIESLETINE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, 60.

TNHOSE WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING WILL DO
we'll to call at iron works, and examine
window Intel and sill patterns & We prepared to
ntes e.borstey anished and varying in STYLE at cost Of
specimens Of lnte stills may in the fol-
lowing buildings w B. Astors building l67 Green woh
Lexington svenno Grocers Bank baldins corner College
Fourth e.ee and River Hoboken Petor Goets
ngs Twenty fifth street and Fourth avenue Isaac Ptt
buildings Twenty ninth street and Fourth avenue and
Murray street. rson Bunts huildnes Murray street
Meeks ldngs corner Church and Vesey strsets New
York City Flour Mills Broomo Lewis streets
George Bridges white marble front building 16 street,
K Stovekin's buildings Jersey City; Kemp, he 0deon
Williamsburg and NUMEROUS other places Also, iron
J. s. JACKSON, BROTHER 4 co. g Iron Works Nos IS
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LIFE INSURANCE..

T ITE INsURANCE.-THE LIVERPOOL AN D LONDON
IL fire and Life Insurance Company No 6 Wall street,
are now prepared addition TO the @ insurance business
TO take that OF life insurance In its various branches
and invite the attention OF the public their proposals
esctng insurance on lives and granting Of annus Their
tables OF rates have been adjusted SCALE
and, believed will be found lower than those OF other
companies whlstheir large capital reserved fund.-
gethsr with the personal responsibility of the
offer guaranteed Of security unparalleled in this country
Pamphets containing tables Of dates every information
sslAtpx v w syhssN nRy N bAa n Wv 9eRaN
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PORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
y given, to the owner or owners. occupant or ooou.
"a thereby that the following assessments have been
eted by the Assessors and are lodged in the sce of
Bted viz: For building in Ridge street from
lon to Stanton street. The limits embraced by ,h
ant include all the severs houses and lots Of ground
d lots pieces and parcels of land situated on 90.
bf street. from Houston to stanton street All
is whose interests affected by the above named
bnts and who opposed to tho same, or either Of
requested to present their objections in writing to
signed at their office No Hall Of Records, with
|ty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Ee Bureau of Assessments, Street Department Nov H.
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MATRIMONY.

MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
M Lover-Professor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of London
will scnd to address, receipt Of dollar post paid
plain directions to enable ladies gentlemen 10 win the
devoted affections Of as many Of the opposite sex ss their
ting that all be married. irrespective Of sss, appear
Anoe OF position and last though not least can DO AZ
ranged with such and dscacy that detection 10 mpos
si6le Address Professor Lawton Boston, Mass No letse
Mken rom the Pes Ofics unless tho POSTAGE Ia paid.
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FURNITURE.
GNHEAPER THAN EVER
~ ENAMEfIRn SETS ENAMH,

G(yHEAPER THAN EVER
~ ENAMELLED SETS, ENAMELLED SETS.
Ne b6 Broadway next door the Dusseldorf 0allexy
Cheaper than all others In New York Sets sslIin.
twenty-five and THIRTY PER CENT, less than shs,
be found anywhere olse AL made dried weed
and the best finish throughout all made factory Nc
% Greene street. GILLIES 4 BYRNI
Cheap EnameIlad Furniture Warehouse $40 Broad way,
few doors above Svrnk st. door 70 Dr. Chapns
E,NAMELLED AND COTTAGE FURNITURE-ELR
~ CANT suites Of this furniture sold Ut prices lower
then be bought at other place. ranging from 9 10
$780, Shipping orders promptly attended No 81 Whit
street three doors west Of Broadway. 8. H. WARWICK
U,URNITURE-A PARTY REQUIRES ABOUT SI2O
worth of second hand furniture good erder Part 10
be paid for in cash. and the balance mortgage monthly
instalments. Address G. d. Furniture, Herald otioe
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LEGAL NOTICES.

I8rh8 OOURT-IN THE MATTER OF TIN AP.
cation Of the Mayor, Aldermen. and Commonalsy q
Of Sw ~ u. Es r9 sso
Pursu.nt 70 statutes !. suoh Case made and pro
Pork hereby give notice thai they Intend TO apply
hprems Cour3 Of the State Of New York st special
said court 70 BE- held e. tho CITY New York Q.
nj On that day, thereafter counsel be
for The appointment Of Commissioners OF Estimate and
ment In 1he above entitled matter that the natuIs
tsnt Il ths improvement hereby intended 70 tho open
Eighty 1h street from Third avenue 70 the East river
" under and BY vrua q act of tho LegislAsure si
bp Of the State Of Now York. entitled An ACT rela
improvements touching the laying out Of streets ans
n Shs oity Of New York and for osher purposes,r
April 4 l6N. ROBERT J. DILLON,
Counsel 70 The Oespcs&Men.
New York. Ootobse L lSSa-
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EET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
lied PRO posals will be received at this office until Mon
c,ember I'll 1853, At ls1a O'clock M, t. aag north
to Third avenue. Specified ons to be had on appli
| to the Contract Clerk of this department.
| H. 1853. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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tPoRATIoN NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
" gven TO the owners, occupant occupants
|housos and lots improved or unmproved lands affect
reby, that the following assessments have been
by the Assessors, and lodged in the office tbs
~ of Assessments for examination by all persons inter-
viz For setting curb and gutter and sxgi Eighty
erect, between Fourth and Fifth avenues. The limbs
ICED by such include all the several house,
Situated both sides of Eighty fifth street. between
b ar Fifth avenues the west side Of Fourth avenue
IL north and south from Eighty fifth street. All persons
interests affected by the above named
Tho are opposed to the same either OF them,
T. present their objections, in writing, to the under
at their office, No. Hall of Records, within thirty
from the date of this notice.
$ $#zsHss s4 sSRs.
be, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Nov.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

tCE.-MRs. ROEDER, NO. 149 WEST EIGHTEENTH
H. givss true information on all interesting affairs
life on the past, present and future events, Mrs
Pc the same lady that formerly resided In Wooster
her residence No. l49 West Eighteenth. street, be-
|byenth and Eighth avenues.
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ANTHOLOGY.

BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TENDERS
services to the ladies and OF this city, in
~, love, and law matters interpreting dreams, &o
and science, constantly relied ON by Napoleon, and
the Of the lady or gentleman they will arry
be names Of the visitrss Residence, 80 Great Jones
former Of Bowery. Ladies, 50 cents; gentlemen 81.
Nm In foretelling the future has arrived, and viii
Intelligence about all oircum stances of life. She
N dreams law matters AID love, by astroloGy, books
Ions they will marry also the name Of her vsiters
Win speaks the English, French and herman Ian.
Residence Is Rivington street, mp stairs ths
Ladies, 20 cents; gentlemen, q. From l0iA. NJ TO
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LIQUORS, SO.

PORTER, BROWN STOUT, BRANDIKs, WINES
skey Ao, In ell the fsvorto brands, suited 70 The
for family and medicinal purposes, At ~ per cent
other house In the oity, for sale By VIM. III. UN.
Il. naseejt TtpRle, w RxQans n. sVass QrVsby
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
VI jewelry-GEO. c. ALLEN, Importer, Ne II Wal
.sssss peas Broadway. second door,
JURGENsEr wAroHka.
Warranted perfect time keepers, from vlbo 70 $3.50
COOPER WATCHER
oo2,ox and levers from Observation-Disclosures. l7b 70 10
INDEPENDENT SECOND
And second watches for timing horses LIS 10 $50
CHRoNOMErERs.
Splendid pocket ohronometers perfect Nms
aeePcre lD - ~
EIGHT wArcHxs,
WhioL eight days with winding. lao 70 LIS
ENAMEL wAroHE1,
For iGdies, some In hunting 70 lO0
DIAMOND WATCHES,
Fc1 LADIES somc IN magic GASES - 70 ~
MA0Ic WATCHES,
Whion change into three different watches l0 10 ITO
WATCHES wHIoH WIND
And turn the hands without key 80 10 10
ALL KINDS OF WATCHES AT VERY PRIons
Zine gold epne watches four holes ewelled. "a
GOLD ensmelisd watches for ihe isiie: :
Geld Enssh patent lovers, hunting oa::s " " 80. -. s.
.
Diamond earrings pins bracelets finger rings ana
Coz sale 81 much less Than the usual prices.
JEwELRY.
Al kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings gold
sss lesSess earrings. sod
and silver spoctaolos gold toethpicks charms ohatsan
chains, &c. sLvERwARE
sterling silver spoons cups forks pie knives napkin rings
fruit knives wedding cake knives, 10.
Watches and jewery exchanged All watches warranted
~ keep good MIne, or the money returned.
REPAIRS,
ALI kinds Of watches and CLOCKS cleaned and repaired IN
hc beet NJ much ess shAn the usual Prices
superior workmen. md warranted
Watches sent By Nail express N AL paris Of the United
utstsa fSss 81 charge
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~ given, to the owner or owners, occupant occu
OF all houses and lots, improved and unim Or we'd
!, affected thereby that the following asses
y have been completed BY the Assessors, and lodged
10 office OF the Bureau q Assessments for exa nj
and gutter stones and paving Forty frat street,
Second to Third avenues Tho limits embraced by al
kment include all toe yeral houses lots ground
IL lots pieces and parcels of land situated on both
rs street between Second and Third
whose interests affected the above named
ments, land who opposed to the same either Of
requested to present their objections in writing,
undersigned, at their office, No. Hall Of RecordJ
q thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CAARLES J. DO 0GE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
I,e Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, No.
I,r II 1919
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

NvHK LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA sTRAN.
ship Company intend starting their favorts steamships
PHILADELPHIA
Clay Ok 4enoheSee1. Saturday, Nov
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City Glasgow. -. Wednesday, SepA II
City Of Manchester. Wednesday, Get Il
limited number of thrd-class passengers will be taken,
and found with comfortably cooked provsions for
$H. TO Liverpool so. ). :. from Liverpool
Partes wishing bring obtain oerta
oates and drafts the Bank Of ireland
81 sterling and upwards Handbs DO had at the Of
zoe Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent
is RrOAhWsv
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THEATRICAL N0TIOE-THE LADIES AND GEN.
i temen engaged 1t Rsleys Varieties, Washington City
At u O'CLOCK preparatory 10 the opening the
I6th insks CHAN 1AVS PARSLok, ThsatgesS AxsaA
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)VERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
CORPORATION NOTICES.
SEE THIRD AND FIFTH PAGES


bRPORATlON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given to the owner or owners occupant
II houses and lots improved proved lands affect
ereby that the following assessments have been
by the Assessors and are lodged in the Office Of the
Of Assessments for examn ton by all persons iate
3D. viz :1For building sewer in Broo,no street from
mbia TO Eldrdge streets The limits embraced by such
sment include all the several houses and lots OF ground
pieces and Pc reels Of situated on both side
oome street from Columbia to Edrdge street; on the
side Of Sheriff street. $50 feet south and 81 feet north
broome street. both sides of Wiett street, 30 ieet
from Broome street; both sides Of Pitt street, ~
outh and o0 feet north from Broome street. on both
OF Ridge stree go feet south from Broome street, on
sides Of Attorney street, $40 feet south IF IN Broome
t both sides Of Cnton street. $40 fest south from
street, both sides OF Suffolk Norfolk, Essex and
streets feet south from Broome street, on both
Of Orchard str 1853 feet south frm brooms street.
the side of Allen street. l20 feet south from
street. All persons whose interests are affected by
named assessments, and who are opposed che
Or either thcm requested to present their
III in writing to the undersigned, at their Office. No
Records within thirty days from the date this 10
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES T. DODGE, }Assossors
CHARLES Nc NELL,
oe Bureau Of Assessments Street Dc lartment Nov H.
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They AL first GLASS Now York built ships provided with
all requisite articles for the comfer and convenience OF
.SnseIs And eorms.dsd by Of e,psrsnSe the trade
sent 10 ths subscybcrs viii BE- forwarded free from any
charges bus those actually incurred
BOYD 4 HINCKEN. ArOntA. l&k street,.
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MADAME H. GIAvELLI, RESPECTFULLY ANNoUN.
M prepared to give instruction in a branches
Young their manner q Walking and eyorythns per-
and most will DO taught with precision
and elegance Madame Gave devotes herself especially
the instruction Of Glasses private families and BOARDING
schools. Address $40 Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

T AIDES FANCY rURS.-THE SUBsCRIBER's SToUl
ia Of rich fancy furs, Of all nations now ready In
spection and WI be found comprise tho greatest Ant
pets esps tslmas and other fashionable garments IN fun
Of imperial Russian sable among ths collection and ~
She further expectation OF these valuable skins
hbted by the autocrat ladies will find The present most
desirable opportunity Of pyrchss
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,
- Proprietor and Manager John Greenwood, Assistant
Manager; q. w. Clarke. Director of Amusements
IMMENSE SUCCESS
Ofthe and intensely interesting
AMERICAN MORAL DRAMA,
in Eve parts, entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
On, LIFE AMONG THE LowLy.
Originally Dramatised upwards of eighteen months
expressly for this by H. Conway Esq.,
the popular and world renowned work of Mrs HARRIET
BEEoHER SrowE. This piece has been In preparation
here aud under rehearsal during the last twenty weeks
movIEc tpANonAMo DIoRAMA, and other expensive and
highly effective aux1liaries.
EVERY EVEN THIS WEEK. AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, AND ALSO
WEDNEsDAv AND SATuRD ~ AFTERNOONS,
AT "a O'CLOCK,
On the other afternoons Of the at O'clock remark
ably dverting and comioa performans which see
bills Of the day
Admittance to the whole Museum-to the Girafes. the
Bearded Lady the Halls Of Statuary the Picture Gallery
the Natural History Department the Chinese Saloon and
the Cosmorama Rooms 30, we'll the Performances
Is cents Children under l2 First
balcony and PArqustte, l215 cents extra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

nRAfTs ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND. IN sumo
from q and ggMsra: payable a. sight are Issued h
street, sole passenger agents for the Swallow TAU LAs
HysyHeel M Leadea Packet lhips,
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DUCKLEY's OPERA HOUSE CHINESE HALL SW
% Broadway, near ,hs g. Eioholss HeteL-open every
the oldest established and most talented company in oxs
the first introduce harmony Into Ethiopian
Burlssqus Operas a. ihswiss All opsrssiS chSru,ss
pense Of labor and talont BY Buokeys eerenader The
has the honor Of announcing the Concerts
Company will still be conducted in IL fashion
sbls sylefun without vulgarty" Concert commences
TX O'CLOCK Admission, q cents.
BUCKLEYS Proprietors.
h. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, go.

A GOLD WATCH FOR 5i5-GOLD WATCHES FOE
"A 6@ Sa and 800 silver cylinder watches $40; pstens
levers S5 and all other watches cheap In proportion
20 70 bought at the original l. JACOBS, 100 Chatham d
Call on him before you purchase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOB CALIFORNIA
Reduction in prices Of passage-United states Mail
sseamshp Company ting with the P.osc Mail sssam
California and Oregon, via Aspinwa and PanamsThe .:
Mail Company intend despatch for Aspinwall
Monday, Nov. 81 at O'Clock, p M from per foot of
Warren str st the fast sailing steamer GEORGE Law
fc Mail Steamsh Company's steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS,
Capt r. L. Person Through tickets California by these
favcrte be purchased at low prices
The transit of the lhmus at the OF the passen
made in part by railroad and the facilities for
crossing Isthmus DO found any
other road to CnlfoSpia For passage apply to WHIT
NEY, the Office. NJ West street of Warren
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MADAME AUGUSTA HAS THE HONOR TO INFORM
M families New York and Brooklyn that her dancing
classes open In New York No. 56s Broadway foI
p M for gentlemen the days at in the evening" In
Brooklyn 1850 Atlantic streets for misses and masters
p M Tor gentlemen, the same days, At In the evening
Nine Augusta also informs the ladies Of the profession thht
she will class for stage dancing For particulars Ap
ply At 766 Broadway.
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TJALF PRICE TO CALIFORNIAN LADY WHO EN-
IL bark in the next steamer 9th for San Francisco via
Nicaragua desires to have young attendant wait
her during the Apply at 40 West Twenty second
street tween 10 and o'clock Ar English or Yankee girl
the full cabin passage already paid 1915 Reference
ou O
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DANCING Academies.

A DoDWORTH's DANCING AOADlMY NO. $50
a. HroAwdyNew open the reception ofpupI Wednee
DAY. THURSDAY and Saturday aerneons fcr ladies and ehA
of gen grand practsne day. With band ever
Saturday serncon and evening" soess exclusively for pupil
Iemmonthly. number Of dances will BE- Introduced
lhs procured during recent visit London and
Ya Tho opening soiree Of the will Make place
Friday evening, November 11th.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
FRoI New YORK TO LIVERPOOL
liner eAph passage SlN
FRoM B0sToN no iIvERPooL. ''''''' ~
The ships from Boston call at Halifax.
ARABIA Capt Judkins, AMERICA, Capt Leitoh,
PERSIA Capt Ryrie, EUROPA Capt Shannon,
ASIA, Capt e. G. Lott, CANADA Capt. Stone,
AFRICA, Capt Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt Lang.
These vessels carry clear white light mast head green
starboard bow; red on port bow
NIAGARA Leitoh, from Boston, Wednesday, 9th Nov
AFRICA, Harrison from Now York, Weduesda ~, 10Th
AMERICA, Lang, from Boston, Wednesday, 2Sd Z"
ARABIA, Judkins, from New York. Wednesday, 3th :"
CANADA, Stone, from Boston, Wednesday, 7th Dec.
EUROPA, Shannon, from New York, Wednesday, l4th I"
NIAGARA, Leitoh, from Boston, Wednesday, 2st
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon board.
The Of those ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewelry precious stones meta
bills Of adng erefor,
Of therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply to
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INRANCONTS HIPPODROME-NEW AND BRILLIANT
IL teats this weok
THE ENGLISH sTEEPLE CHASE,
WITH HURDLE JUMPING, DITCH LEAPINo, TO-, LADIES
SUPrRBLY Mounted.
Having been witnessed by immense audiences, with the
intense interest," during the last days. the per-
fomances will DO continued during the week. to
Gether with all the other
DARING sPLENDoRs OF TIE HIPPoDRoME.
An entire performance each ve horses called the
Rival Postlions; Aessrs MARIN aud SYLVESTER in the
Percbe performance, for the first time
Boxes 81 cents. Pit Is oents Reserved Seats 81. Co.
lored Boxes, 20 oents.
Doors open at half past and quarter before T. Per-
fornanoes will commence half an honr after.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- Tbe Glasgow and New York Steamship CompAny,s
steamer GLASGOW Q96a tons 400 horse powerJ Robert
Craig, commander, will leave New York for Glasgow
Wednesday Jan9a5y ls at O'Clock noon Frat cabin
third GLASS $25-steward's fees included Apelyt
J. McSYMON, 50 Broadway,
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DOR LIvERP0OL.-UNITED STATES MAIL sTBAn.
IL ship ARCTIC, james, Luoe, er-This srea
snip viii dsp:s. With sh: UNITED State. mails fOT Europe
from bersh the foot Of Canal For freight or
passage having unequaied Accommodation elegance
and comfort. apply 70 EW'D. X. COLLINS IS Wales
Passengers requested 70 be on board 81 ny A. n
The steamship PsoAs will succeed ths AroSe, and sa
November 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-11

DACKETs TO HAvRE-sECOND LINE.-THR FOL.
lowing ships viii leave Havro the l6ah and New
the Isl Of each month";