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OLE B U L ,..
~ amour &. to lsfie - public that his Second
GRAND CONCERT
VIII 'aAe ''' EIBIos CONCERT SALOON
On which occafion he will he aided by r~r,
Sgnorns AID ELlNA PATTI,
lhe 'ae' MXIRICE sTRAKOSCH, Director and Conductor
PROGRAMME.
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NETR OPOLITAN HA l. L.
'n sec sE9oS ,1V dRASD CONCERT IN AMERcA
'''''A0 PHI THURSDAY EVENING, September Is,
AT METROPOLITAN HALL
II esnsguepsse Of the .G9i9 p, "a ~ SA e
which Madame Berg taks sa' pleasure t. ae ha; she as
secured the '''ve-' OF sIaxoR MAnlx1.
Basso fun Of tie tain y. era Company
ssn0' SALVi f f1d JULIEN
the '''''a dH 4 i;I'6 ORCHESTRA he srH
FROG ANNE.
T.nisse de piano Variations RS aad '''''
Opera of ober e .' IL " l. orchestral nh r,.,s.,
acc M RRBsnMi Ell fnE BARONESS DE BERG
ROmanzs" Illus yo dante
Grand Tsnts.ie Dc Violin Ma csine" from Aube' Hannah,
Opera N''' F e rI" JULIEN n'4n'"N
Fn d MEbH S THE De BER
Ai'-N0nr'ADdii1 no SoR hhs .N d' ''''''"0''
! S SsSa Meiccsas de Piano Y
b. n1b%hf TIE BARON PE BERG ''1 %'',
Grand Fartasie Themes rOm La Fa'orta
o''4 FAt hn JULIEN i { ''D ~.
se'n' sI GP hr SAM D'n
& nAb2M e. I HHF BlR af DE BERG
Grand Duo i sfGxcR M isH sLv
Admission one DonSr . ,
viii cren on Wednesday Morning o'clock The aie tore
Of NJ, sIs Hal Son, No 4oy Broadway
MADAME HENRIETTA sONTAG-The public
" are '''P'iMll&aDIyA M IlS'' HfSRiE t. son AG
w." s''' GRAND cNcERT'
soIRFEs MusIcALES
which she wiz make her last appearance prior to her departure to
VI fs mi in future advertisements.
MAD SONTAG in BROOKLYN.-M SONTAG
w tegs leave inform the citizen, OF ookyn nd rs vicinity
st be vii, ,e Grand Concert In that city few days Par
tculais in future advertisements
DURTONs-sPECIALN OTICE-The visitors to
ID the city are F'q''FisSa os Tifi! fIEcss
peculiar to this TeseI ana hoh Sen1 DC Of
sIERLIAG COMEDIES
Which for Ave years have attracted the mos
THIS EvENiNG, Thg,.asys 49,, COW
DOMBEH AND SON NJ p,.
3 Nh o SoF TFss Hdd nights
To The eISw aR1se g LII sns TIE
in i each piece, MI BURTON win BeIe5Taan
Of expense and feAes e Tor SAFE al all Inc re-
peo;sble HOes
XVAILACK's THEATER.-Dress Circle and Par
Bos,. SC and $7-ris Ssgt Is Win be performed
2 Rsr V' Dosioa Ls M stephens
CO. ''''e "'' TIE GOOD FOR NOTHING.
Docrs open Al 7; performance to begin at7l
DROADWAY THEATER.-Last Night but two OF
ID Miss JULIA DEAN the American AetTess-rhls EVENING
SEPT. IS 1855, the Play entitled the 1890
LADY OF LYONS.
e ea ba Mnoi.' M w Why Psaiae
10 con cla,e wi, the fscc OF
BETSY BAKER
DooIs open oeok and the Overture viii commence precisely
AL.
NATIONAL THEATER, Chatham-st-DOOrs open
~ st7t; curtain rists a. O'Clock
THIS EVENING september Is, VIII BE performed
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Uncle
ny J. fror
GumPton Cute "a o1-
Eva
Fetcher......N G. w. L. Fox. % eli.. Ms bradsna"
W e. Jones
Iegree...... Nr y. +. CLARKE. Cas- ...Mrs bAnas~r
wilson foulEia. linn cline Mss Barber
Perry...........M l. Fox Mar s. ClaiF Ms Landefs
Prices Of Drc Cice 81 Orchestra Ar Chars D.
ees Upper Box 3 Pit : fsra tie FOR Coored
Persons Exclusive Irais Boxes 80 one en 20 rri'H's
Box ~.
DUFNISH MEISTERS lsgo
III Rslrian nAggSore.
Gallery,
No s Broadway We comfortable places 81 Gasssmess
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~ i. PUTNAM X Co. published on the 10th ut
w The ENILES-A Tale by ravi author o. Hello fhe 1t
erure of he sclayic Nations, l2ino clio - cents
GI0n American society Gu American nsttgt rel
zion lie Relations and ndiycui types Of mind and
ne-al ribue the material Of the book which an attractive
in ell respects" ssfhsned Republican
Recently Publish d
ALERT SMITHS STORY or MONT BLANC limo. coh,
80
The hook written 10 very spirited and sprgh.ly Style every
re 81 ar with life and Gbouudng valuable iniounaIn
should ct read this sory Of Mont Blanc who h
visited the ends visit then WIN inds
pleasure sccueTy who in defpt OF ants ?r
travelling enjoy the scrrons Of Of the enthusstc
rd ". u.cst scrslbc OF .rayeleIsp Bos0n traveller
Full If thrilling iuteles-" Democrat aud ar.
"qhss me-, ceglG volume the popular
orpI oraTy and humors Of England only gives
count he Of Mont Blaze but
confirms ing view vi the yaous succses aud failures
lis predecessors the hazardous admirably
with Information. Boston Transcript
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IN Bookses and Ssstionsrs IS Joans, S-N o11 -
..rrer everv desx-rtioa Of Account boos.
p. BOOKS Diares for 1851 jas Pao ea 49, r '
is-ro "a svo call from country ul.Ien.l a soIee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17
ImpOl tant to Married Women.
DECISION UNDER THE ACT OF ls4s..


from the Buffalo Advertiser, Dec ID
The following decision by the Surrogate of this county
ned he decision Of court Of competent arsdc
ton upon question iPvolvng new point under
he SO called Married Woman's act Tbs same
principle h.s been decided by our Supreme
rig, in the land of deceased wife, From the decisions
of the courts it seems that narred woman has the
ard ls4a, during life, may sell the same or make
disposition If IL By will hu' II she die owntrg property
xi out leaving valid will OF 1t her husband surviyng
her then if personal property it belongs to the h band
interest IL Il for his life
Tais is the amount OF al the decieions as We in
ormed by compel mt authority and ths result the
whole that if the Legi l4ture int nded to
to AIrisd women their property. And to their
children Afrer them free Of all the interest which chs
husband has therein By virtue OF the marital relation
they have failed in their but with the usual OBJ
Justly Of the Soona Of this State thy have left holes in
the law sde enough for the passage of steAuer
The substance Of the decision referred CONDENSED
by our icfor ant, II this
That personal property purchased by wife with
money bequeatLed her by former husband, snce the
statutes OF 184S and 1919 where shs aftervard mar
red with another and dies in testate leaving q
hun band ard her children by the former marriage her
surviving belongs to the husband md not to her chill
dIen Iext of kin That the statutes Of Si8 and l89
the legal rights Of the husband they
existed prior the statute far his right to the per
sonal property of deceased wife, acquired with her
moIey since the statute ard undisposed Of by will
The statutes Of AS and 40 give to Arrisi
the absolute control and disposal OF her real and
personal property acquired under ie dueg her fs but
il she dies testAte vnng personal property the legal
ownership thereof vests in the and not in her
heirs of kim The statute Of distributions
did apply to the personal estate Of married woman but
the husband surviving fer was entitled to 1t by the com
law The statutes Of 18Se and 1870 have not Affected
bis legal rights in this spect the wife dying ntsstats
an6 owning person property The personal property is
creed the husband under the Of distribution
not heir next Of kin, but as husband and BY that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

OF the Department ar eoso $50 ranes whilst the
pepei,ures have been 9sle s3 francs; leaving dsact
az 739 SOL francs Thus the debt OF the Dspartm
stands the figure of 6s9 483 frAnis The
os this bad state OF affairs IL ths expenses OF tn,
Hosiiisl OF insane and the plumber OF f,undhpgs All
cument, and given terrible blows and blame to the
government, who are allowing 50 mach cxtravAgsacs
take place In Paris and thus decreasing by ths
results NJ miscon5uc', the expenses Of tho state How
such thing could be avoided Ia Paris is q hard qass
tio1 10 be resolved.
The government had given spsc'l orders to have
just rendered the OF the accident Of the
Bordeaux Railway, which caused the loss of 40 many
lives After a lorg investig alton Of II case the at
ahes OF toe a~ay who we're accused Of careless ess
sentenced to the tolo wing penalties M SAttsnay,
to two years ison Ana 1900 francs ns d. Crews
coens, 10 in prison and ns OF GOO francs
NJ Iaudie, to year and 800 an,s; and NJ Ler-y to
six months and 800 francs NJ Ddror tbs director OF
the CO mpany responsible for the penalties OF all those
who have been fenced by the Court of Poltisrs.
NJ. de Lamm.nais is oecidedly considered az on the
Of cying and the whoa clergy OF Francs Is DAILY d
I. better sentiments to7hrd the Pope aud ne
Roman faith. One OF his Tisads wr tie to hin the fol
lowing phrase which tsrm1 sted his letter. 'Bs demo-
crat ksep your opinion on republic lnism but return
TO the O. ristisn faith "
NJ de Lamartiue has entirely recovered, and he has
Ii sured his life for the Of l50 000f Cheap enough
for 9 great
In 5, ain the Certss opened the 10th ut. at
one O'Clock. II Marquis If Vilunia namsd Pres
dent aud the OF S54 solemuly declared De-
gun, when the Speaker Of the House elsctsd and
NJ MARITIME &c la Rosa obtained the vs's NM Fe'jo
Duke Dale Fer psndez Ramon aud Polo were named
Vice Pre- idepts. The secretaries elected NM
Hurtsdo, Ozoier and Ca rdenat
Three men Of val of the Spsn.sh navy, the Villa
dB4lboa Ferrolsna and Colon, have left the yard at
Caoiz FOR Cartasgena They are o ning he squadron
which is cru ing in tire Caribbean Sea TO protect
Cuba against the Invasion Of the Lone Sar" AsociS
tion
The utmo attention il given to the Badsrs dill
Guilty whtrs IL appears the clergy psrsecnted by tbs
government about the intercicten viii h has
placed By them upon those who notin their favor
Several ng Them have been arrested, BAT the pri
fraa hJ fhau A slei.
took possession Of u City Hall, which torn 90 IN
and the eurate restored his church TIE balez
(Sayor) obi ged away AtVytsrbalbach there
are thirty ycurg who projecting tbs Gu Alta
house. In short there il m uch trouble in the couary
cut tel how it will end II the sad
clergy do OF settstogether thu ir affairs B. d r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17
Health, OF Few Orleul,s.

o i
The most extrAvag,nt reports appear to have got
abroad about the condition of the health Of New Orleans
Throughout the inter icr panic Seems to have zen ere
Ated Every day liar of Wild story circulating
among the country parish to tn, effect that New Or
leans afflicted with another epidemic and that CHI le
is killing its fiss and hundreds cay. WIssrs to New
York from this city hsve vi urpard nabls Precptance
sent tidt there that in the commencement OF
he rsvsges OF Asiatc cholera. In it, most malignant
form,h thus setting mp their dismal prophecies OF
evil nndoubted facts and spreading most needless
suffering swuy rom these rsvsges; and the silence o.
the press ere, which causei really from uncon-
sco Of Of fesr snd snoranca that there
cessity to contradict what they did not know
to he ASSERTED taken culpabe connivAnce At de-
ceit
There seems inde,d to have been extraordinary aci-
witty employed in scattering these reports abroad, ~
though the authors I'd mslgnant purpose to serve in
afiixing brand upon the city hi,h should make it
avoided by vistera and OF business this season.
The best that could be said Of the propsgtors OF such
facts and copse quences; and with this poor
tenuson there grave fault that they did lot hasten to
correct though tAey could no. pair the wrong
New Orleans Ia not afflicted with epidemic any
disease which threatens even remotely to b. epdemic
This We are justified in saying from the general opinion
OF our citizens ard the authority Of the facnl
ty That there have heen OF cholera Of sort
no one pretencs TO cenv but these have not Den more
than Is aal bers IN hen has
felt omsnt appreh- nson-n more than VS. had
the last year with such unreasonable at
tempis to create preu lice and ala here else where
and there lis nothing to show that "the
mencement" OF any stage Of Q prospective approach to
an eIicemc.
The city is in fact, unusually healthy No person
need fesr 10 visit us from appreben ion OF disease
tn In visiting the Northern cities where in fact
cholera is gore to be dreaded thaa here.
1t ia snrprisirg that any resident 10 New Orleans
should be hearess and mschevous to send abroad
TO enance these reports which without any
sonAbe cAue, eact most njuriousy upo, every interest
pursuit, and bran,h OF business in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17


The fall the Phar, ALA Course near Matches
menced on Tuesday, Nov a.
FIRST DAY -Sweepstakts for two year olds mile heats;
ST b Grip ION $500, forfeit $780,
w. J. Mir oya CD. 9. by Voucher out Of Norma, by
A. L Bipg.man's ch g Tom McGunin, BY Rufin,
ont OF La Bacchs nta ................. 2
John Turnbuus ch f. Anu Bell, BY imp Glencoe,
Track heavy-Time, 167H -l:54%
SECOND RACE --Swee pstakes for three year olds mile
heats; subscription $500, forfeit 800.
A L. Eipgamans oh & Joe Blackburn, BY imp.
Glencoe, out Of Frank ...................... 1
W. J. Minors ch. z. Conrad the Corsair, by
Voucher. out OF LADY Jane, by imp. Leviathan. i
John rurnbnlPs katinka, BY imp. Glencoe,
dam by imp. Sarpedon Observation-Disclosures. 4 2
Renper's CHI c. Argent, by imp Glencoe,
out Of PcAJun1. .......,................... dis
Tine, l:52-l54-l57.
SECOND Decentralization purse $500, two mile heats,
for all ages.
D. +. Kenner's b. m. Medina, bv imp Sovereign
out Of Flight, BY imp Levathar, years Old. ! l
T. wellss b. + by imp. Sovereign, out OF Judith,
by Glencoe, years old ....................... 2
THIRD DAY Association purse $500; entrance money
added: three mile heats, for all ages.
ID. r. Kenner's Oh Q. Arrow, by Boston, out OF Jen-
ncttsau years old Observation-Disclosures. /
VIM J. Minor'sb {. Mary Taylor, by Sovereign,
dam Clara Howard, 4 years old ............ =. 2
A. J.. Bingamsn's CHI z. Wade Hampton BY Bos-
ton our Of harg tret Woods, years old. dis.
John Turnbul,'s ca Hugh l. French, by imp.
Glencoe cut Of imp. Justice, BY Velocipede,
years old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......,.... dis.
Time, 5:51h-553H.