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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-06-28
Ed. CONE, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.

Recently practitioner in the State Of New York =
Graduate of,;eneva Medical oege; formerly Of :.
Army. Vera Cruz. Mexico Practices his profession in
all its branches PARTICULAR attention given Surgi
cal diseases. and all operations in Surgery.
Office over J. III, Pratt's store. Residence Mt the
place formerly occupied by DR.. Griswold, corner Of
North and West sts
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F.M. HOLLOWAY.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND l. ND AGENT.
County Registers Ohce-fii.lsdale, Mich.
All Conveysnces rvecuted with neatness ana dispatch
]. N. MOTT, NJ. u.
PHYSICIAN a. SURGEON.
Office mt Motifs drug Store. Residence Southwest
corner Of Manning Street.
Operative dentistry done Mt nv ONice. 1ve93
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MEAD g. PRATT.
ATTORNEYS Il COUNsELLORS AT LAW
M .4na Solicitors in Chdncery.
Office in Undetwood's Block-Hillsdale. Mich
NENRY s. MEAD. DANIEL l.. PRATT
April z. 1853. n344
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r. COINS, Secretary.
New York, Nay II, 1853.

ok ONLY FOR BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD, AT
DXC the village of REESE Vale delightful and healthy
cation Eighty farms worth $4,000 and $50 building
lots be distributed six hundred subscribers the
engaged Many of the lots there have been sold
from 200 to 500 cent advance the price for which
these lots old showing that the purchase will be
good investment.
Real estate all parts of Long Island is rapidly advanc
ing in price and is constantly being purchased for farming
and gardening purposes and Investment With
in few days past Mr. Lott Wycoa gold forty four
been offered seventy and refused by tho
in the of LII Farms have recently been sold
for from 5000 to per acre. according TO location and
cation and capalty producing all kinds of grain fruit
ard garden vegetables for the New York market increase
from FIVE to ten times its present cost. -
Each subscriber entitled to four building lots p by 100
feet lying together OF from to twenty
The shares So payable In monthly iustalnents Of S.
each.
The village Of Rose Vale where these lots located is
only short distance south of the celebrated Lake Rou
kona the i,auty and romantic appearance of which
praised by all who visit it Here already be the bes
evdr that be desired that Rose Vale Lakeland aud
Hermarnve will shortly heesnc choice places on Long
From the published tattga accounts q the late Sensq
the most healthy location within its deaths
according to its population. than any other place.
The farms from which selling at from go to $)
of the general character as soil With
those under which cannot be purchased
500 and land the north end south OF this with
better soil naturally sci from 5000 to $500 per
Apply TO CHARLES WOOD, 30S Broadway, corner Of
FULTON street New York, who will receive remtances and
gratutously furnish maps pamphlets property
and heeriully give such otlcr information may be de-
sired.
References to Hon Henry Megs of the American Iust
spooner No Front street Brooklyn Garrtt H. Striker
Jr. rs Broadway.
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MEDICAL.
TNvtGORATING CORDIAL-PROFESSoR MORSEs
Invigoratng Elixir or tordal-Ths Eighth Wonder OF
the Botanic World.
CUR OF NERVOUS DISEASES.

Invgoratng Elixir or eordial-The Eighth Wonder Of
psrAsEs
Language convey adequate idea of the immediate
sased debtsted and shattered nervous system whether
broken down BY excess weak nature ID by sick
ane and na' S .n
symptoms Of disease vanish together under
snss The stoorine trembling ys.ia Of depression ana
gloom Of al:s idiOte aPahy becomes bright buoyant
is the effect On the contrary the relief per
con stution itself restore lie nsrmsi condition
Well may the preparation be called ths
.,,,.., hEpIciN1L woHpER
In the old world have admitted that miracle Of medicine
herstefsre imposed to have no sxistsAce-
sTIMULAET THAT ENrAIIS REACTION.
It's force 10 sxpsaded as is the with opium al
csh Ollie PREPARATION and all ether sXetsnts Tho effect
he state that worse than the nrst But shs
Eir Is an a1harsns without single drawbAsk-sse in
nerves the mind, .nd The entire ors.n.aton 'p'-
AsnEAr NDpIsiNE AfEs.
TIE unparalleled ssssts 81 this great restorative IL a
Of medicine hsxsaais Of sAauas.s ha-s bees svssed
-thcussnds avEcrasts ssnsostsdA psrportng " 10
e dsitssae scnfsrnassn IL reader hsr liable Pa
result hes heretofore been ufrn Those nostrsns hsvs
Az yi,.t 70 -. o..
greater tiaa before AID shs ed has We esa hssa
and the vidal srsani,stss sad asaiy " destroy tho IN
s'pv F'" xopss,s rvuonar,uc rIrxIa
10 prssenteAss phs.snsse. ths Hssoris msdsa htAss
tsunheard of-a SIN slant without 4 reaction.
&C, n RING, ceHsr.l As'a' s's M' United stasss No.
s.id Nv drs generally thrsusbout Che United stass
10 pst mp totsass With ths words Dr. Nors.s IA.
two bottles 81 ave bottles fer ST. aad $A per dozen
N. B.-ImpOrtent advice accompanying each bottle.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CUPREME CoURy;-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
city Of New York relative the opening street.
from Third avenue to ths the easry eide Of
Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment In the above
titled matter hereby give notice to the statutes
in such made an provided TO the owners
lands affected thereby and to all others whom
it may concern, as follows, to witt
First That they have completed their estimate and a.sess
by and who be opposed to the do present their
objections in writing to William II Eting ESD the chair
street. the city New York before the I'D day
June next.
containing the Of the Of the lots essesed
the mbers such lots they upon the the
Commissoncr together with such map the Of
the whether for damage benefit and also all
the adavts estimates and other documents which
used by the sad Commissioners in making their estimate
and have been deposited tho Street Commits
the inspection OF whomsosvsr until the Nd
day Of July next.
follows that to ,ays the lots Of land situate in
the Twelfth ward Of the city OF New York. and which
together bound the vert by the eassy side Of the
street the sasterly side Of Mount Norris
square, the by the westerly do OF the Second
the north by the line Of the centre Of the block
tween lsd street and lth street and the south BY the
street. execp thersrom such streets and avenues
parts Of streets and avenues have already been
the same laid out on the Of the said Commission
Es, deposited as aforesaid
Fourth Also that report in the above entitled
ter will be made and presented the Supreme Court Of
70 BE- held at city IN the city Of Rors a on
urday the sd day ofJrl 1888 at the opening of ths
that said report be confirmed
sasEEas Hb#ssSs,
Dated, New York, Nay 10. 1883
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NROTOS AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAC-
" torsSeaisd proposals. endorsed proposals for
tn Thirty street" will be received at The office OF
81 June 1863 at " o'clock. NJ, to build sswe with the
necessary recevinr basins and cuverts Thirty
street. from the In Madison point about
feet west Of Fourth aysnue being length about s9
The plan OF the and specifications for building
the nmc and all other information relating thereto be
sfhce. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, May q, 1859
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WATCHES. JEWELLERY, dc.


w ATCHEs AND yEwELRY.-THE sURScRIBpx Is
w selkng all descriptions Of
soLD ANn siLvEI WATCHES, JEwELry AND SILVIA wAAA
ct retail, at much less than The usual prices.
Zeal Jrles Jsisenss1 WATCHES received By svesy arrival
with certificates from him with Zach watch warranted
feet time keepers. COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and levers, In hunting Snd magic perfsot
and quarter second Watches for timing hefss and geld
Splendid gold pocket ohronomsters whisa without
az ssshss Which ru ni sisht n dsys
for Isdies Some in hunting
DIAMOND vAroHAs
for ladies. some in magic oasss
which change into three different Watches.
wAroHEe WHICH
up sad turn she hands without Any key.
lima gold lepine wstehet four holes jevstoA.
Cold sn.msllsd watches che ladies
Cola Easiish Psssns levers: hunting .:::: e
Silver patent levers ~ low as. Is
and All ether styles Of Watches 81 equally low prices
DIAMoNps
%. sal. as nssh is: sSsn re usual prsss
yEwELRY.
All hinds Of scld chains pure gold Wedding rngs, fela
keys and ssa gold and pencils GOLD and lys, this
and silver spsotaelss gold toohpisks sharns ebssrt
oAAiRb, 10. SILVER WARE
Sterling silver spcsns caps forks pic knives napkin rass
frait a.iye:, Wedding sake Knives Ao d. Watches
Wine, or tho money returned.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and Repaired N
the best mapnsr 81 much loss thar shs %snsl Prtce
Importer Of watches and swelry Wholesale retail We
II wall street, second floor. near Broadway
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CUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEWBURG-
landing at Yonkers Hastings pobbs Ferry Tsrrytown,
Sing Sing; Haverstrav, verpanks Caldwells Coxzons
cents for the Touching a. street each
way. The steamer THOMAS +. HULSE, Captain q. L.
Btiby will leave the pier foot Of Jay street North river
third pier above Chambers strcet every Sunday morning
at o'clock for the above paces Returning will
Newburg Mt halt past O'Clock, r. NJ These trips will
be continued during The season.
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HOMIE ST'EAOS.

--s--'----
SECOND ADJOURNMENT OF SALE OF 500 BUILD
- ing lots twenty sections and six cottage houses Of
Woodye Centre property, owing to the ncemency of the
weather the Path May the day fixed for said
ION the also the slst being preocouPed the sth
tation hence the propretors this very valuable property
Isaac w. Vanderyeer, H. f. Thra Charles Porter, and
others hereby give notice that said SALE by Anthony
Beeeke, aaeticneer viii take place Monday June 9Th
about forty five minutes to view the premises after the
rival of the So o'clock morning train Of from Brook
lyn South erry) See printed catalogues
had Of the No Broad street New York at the
ing at East New York at the railway depot at Woodvle
also at the several omnibus stations at Fulton ferry and
Peck slip ferry where be had
by parties to said premises j. r. PlTKIN General Agent
IRVING BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIA-
Notice hereby given to all members who six
months In that unless the due
paid immediately ut the o. PA Grand street shares
hels by them ctivey will be declared forfeited
eordance with the articles Of association article
act of the Legislature section order of the trustees
CHARLES X TAYLOR, President
]. b. WEEDEN, Vice President.
r. COINS, Secretary
Nav Yor Nav
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DICHARD SANDS, THE GREAT ANTIPoDEAN PER

RIcHARD SANDS, THE GREAT ANTIPoDEAN PER
ssss: T. %s ;R:sSis s i
head downward trained BY Professor Hunt Of this
sS s .n this
s1 b
on and elegance never before attempted ono Of the NEST
sands during Jas; season .yerywhers admitted to
he :n
bton be condered complete without It, The under
Of s ~ sS its ss
shanisai finish Also ). eo.vsnsnt sns retired
they and in.raessd
to CHARLES RpP '''As'
RRooKLyN hUsEuM-sHAKsPEARE DRAMATIC
yEy sysns Nay 80 will be presented
sS i1ss::s .'sIS.
at the door.
FRANKLIN MUSEUM, l7s cnArHAM srnEEr.-cre
:ls:5assa, sss :,:.st sas i q; :y::ias i!
teSssy % cs.in. sn4 Tre:ps MS;si Arsss.
ssih.r With variety bsautei For farther
private cents Stage Seats: with cushioned ~.
chairs 61scents; Boxes 70 cents; Gallery l2s eents
VNILL SOON CLOsE-BANvARD's HOLY LAND, Al
w the Georama, 500 Broadway, This magnificent paint
m he S. #. q: :s
and Al. the Holy Places in dispute between the Eupe
every
o'clock; and Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
O'Clock. Admission, 50 cents; children, half price.
MILLS EQUESTRIAN sTATUE.-THR PUBLIC ARR
IVA RESPECTFULLY informed that this world
General jackson the only equestrian figure in either
whence he derives his notion will be for exhibition
Railway Hall near the Crystal Palace the 9TH day OF
June The hall is without Of the finest
in the United states being oftwo handred fos
length Fifty feet in width and twenty feet in height
capable over 5000 psrsons It will be magni
render it worthy Of public patronage.
DARE OPPORTUNITY.-AN EMINENT COMPANY
IL of voealists will make arrangements with man Of
capital TO take them to Canada. accustomed to
managing make advantageous engagement. Apply
immediately to s. Terry, $40 Broome street.
ITO RENT-THE REFREsHMENT SALOON IN THE
i splendid hall the Sixth Avenue Railroad depot
close to the Crystal Palace in which will be exhibited In
few days the great American equestrian sstns Of General
PHREYS, 1G3 Chatham street, or j. HOEY, Adams Col
Express office.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL INSTITUTE, &2 BROADWAY.-ALL OPE.
~ ratons in surgical mechanical dentistry executed
with skill and celebrity by Drs OConnor and Connery
the most reasonable terms vecth extracted ut hour
the night.
TNEETH.- CRYSTAL PALACE TEETH ON GOLD, 81 TO
-, warranted Teeth filed &c, &c, at DR.. NAN
SONS American Dental Institute 20 Eighth Abing
don square Established 1915 Three premiums fro Amer
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ANTHOLOGY.

MRS; ALVIN, RENOWNED IN HRoPE FOR HER
" ski in foreteng the future has griyed and viii ~
nish ntellieones about all Mo she intcr
pres dreams law matters and love- by sroogy books
science and tells to ladies spd sentlHsn the Of t
person they VII marry also the name vistsrs Mrs
Alvin speaks the Englirh French snt ian
Residence rs Rvington street up stair near the owerv
Office hours from 10 An to n Ladies 80 cents gentle
men 81 '' e'n'is
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AIRS. BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA TENDERS
M her services to the ladies gontImen Of THE ey
ntrocgy, love and law matters roting dreams
viii t. the name Of the lady or gentlesn thay viii marry
street. corner Of Bowery Ladies 80 oens genteroen
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OGULISTs AND AURISTs.

THE EAR AND EYE.-A. s. HEATH MD, AURIST
and oculist, Office 40 Howard street door east of
broadway. Hours from 10 to o'clock Patients who wish
visited their residences hotels send their Ad
dresses at all hours Patients Of limited will be
charged for medicine only,
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y ; ; -
TOR LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC, Capt. Jsssph ]. Comstock steam
ship viii depart with the United States mails Europe
positively on Saturday, May % at ~ o'clock her
BERTH at the fost Of Canal street freight
having unegpalled accommodations fer elegance comfort
apply to EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 co, 80 w all street.
rssfengeEsare requested to be on board ut Tx N.
The steamship Atlantic will suessed tie Baltic and sail
June H.
TUE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
following
ATLANTIC. ................. captain West
rACafIC. Captain Nys.
ARCTIC. Captain Luce.
ehLIlC. Captain Csnstoek
These hin, s.v; & Hi, ~ one, .,
sovernmsnt service every has been tates
structonas In their engnssto speed
aud their yassen gers
elegance and comfort
Price Of from New York liverpool cabin
SaD in second cabin $40 Exclusive OF extra
room $500.
From Liverpool TO New York fs0 and fa5
An sxperiencsd surgeon attached TO each shi1.
Ne berths secured until paid for.
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In pint bottles-For the cnre Of bilious and jaundice
complaints and general debility Tsg quicken the blood
~ CURTIS PERKINS. Sold wholesae and retail by Boyd
Paul, No 40 Cortlands street @. Fl. kinr corner OF
John street and Broadway; and BY Mr. Hayes LIS Fulton
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FINE ARTS.

WANTFD-A PRINCIPAL AND ASSISTANT PRINT
w clerk, by Williams Stevens Williams 353 Broadway
Parties possessing thorough knowledge of the business
with acquaintance with paintings artists materials
habits address by letter with above
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TOR PORT PHILIP, MELBOURNE, Aero SAIL
1st Jane-1bs elegant and we'll known clipper ship

ENIRsT SHIP FOR AUSTRALIA.-THE SWIFT SAILING
packet chip NORMA will leave about June 8, for
Pert Philip direct 1t il expected she will make her passage
IN eighty days having made TO Havana eighteen
sres miles in little over six days Ne between dseks
seventy only will be taken Her
are superior any other vessel In pert for the
veyafe fitted with elegance and taste combining all the
advantages and comforts OF home Most Of her freight Ia
sfsd Apply on board pier East river, or TO T. RICH
RDSON Il CO., 81 South street.
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President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department nj
New York, May rs. 1853

CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CoNTRAC.
tors-Seaied proposals endorsed Proposal for Sewer
will be received a. the once Of n:
june 1883 at IL O'Clock, ~, to build with the
nessary receiving basins and culverts in Thirty
street. from the in Tenth to the In
Ninth being length about nine hundred and eye
The plan Of the and specifications for tho
su ding same and all other Information relating
thereto, can be obtained on application TO the Water
Purveyor at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN.
President Of the Croton Aqaeduct Depart meAt
Nav York NV n
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
New Jersey Rarosd-Unted States and Express Lines
hroush four hours leave Nsw York foot Of S0rsndt
Philadelphia At lsc A. NJ, va Eensngton, and A. NJ,
snd and $50 ~, from foot Of Walnut street Fare
y 81 30 for sescnd Glars in the A. NJ from New York and
~ p. NJ, from Philadephis. Thro9gh tickets sold and
and through baggage carr for WASH
inFton Norfolk and Charleston. In the and A. NJ, and
40 and $50 trains and concessions certain with extra
trains behind time Passengers with baggage the fr
~ kftesn minutes before tho trains leave.
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CORPORATION NOITcRs.

CRoT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT-ro MASONs-
y r se.ss endorsed props.. for saildng
the sixth day june s5s at ssslSs o'clock NJ to build
street between Ninth and Tenth avenues
and ali other i formation relating thereto can
Sss on application to the Ws5 pEa
NEW YORK, May %. 1853.
CrREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
s5ll g % sss
rom Forty second to Forty ninth sHS net curb
s
'''' o''fN N" Jas SURIY Street 9 81 as
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
- Public notice is hereby given that tho folio
ssi ts ss
:s's ts set s and
nuss nag four feet through south side aOth street be.
4 sas s2s 70
:nus' Also the following resolution in the Board Of
:nd ly.s PaS All having
The undersigned =. hs once 18th day Of
NAY NET JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
nIss h
f'ass'
street from Eighth Hudson river flag
sn grad. ssT t. &
ow a1sn a1 as %
with ssson 70 fence yasan bounded By
and Filth All persons Interested having objections
are requested to present them in writing to the
ETREET DEPARTMENT; NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
noss i HEREBY F,GR that the
menTo fence vacant lots both sides Of second
gutter and flag the sidewalk avenue D. Houston
TO Tenth street also tho north side of Third street
TO grads set curb and gutter and four feet Of sidewalks
e
Snesed to present them In writing to the undersgned at
Nay s Ss%
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice is hereby given that the following
Street All interested, having Objections
NJ r. g before Nh y day 3 Msw
STREET DEPARTMENT.. NO HALL OF RECORDS
Monday June to rsgnl.te ,ot curb gutter and pave
on Gsh street a as
STREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Tuesday to regulate and grade Fifth
had on application e the GsRsas. Clerk
i May 2s, 1853 'As' foAIf' street Commissioner
SCommis,ner ~ A. III BE hEcElVED BY TIL
ONCE until Monday June l4th 1853 at three O'clock
Tor the whse or any part of the amount of 10000 Build
Inf Loan stock No. ~ authorized by an act Of the
Of IT. this State passed April and
Nay IL 1853 The said stock will embrace $50 shares
the par value Of which will be 500 esch share and
Will bear interest At the rate Of 1--WE per per
payable quarterly The stock to be issued will Be made re-
desmahs on the rst day Of November 1873 The proposals.
vii Be paid for each share The persons whose proposals
awarded to them within three days after being notified by
this department Each proposition to be enclosed sealed
up and directed Proposals for Building Loan Stock No
4" and these proposals. thus sesled be enclosed
Comptroller, city Of New York"
A. II. FLAGG, Comptroller.
Finance Department., Comptroller's otise
New York, Nay 27th 1858.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-P,UBLIc NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given that petition has been presented in the
Yoard OF Aldermen for in the foowisg Streets TO
wit the Bow cry both fidos Of the where the
street severed also in Fifth street from the Bowe
TO the proposed at also in Fulton street.
from the present terminus West street to the outer side
of the bulkhead All persons interested in the above
and having objections thereto requested to present the
same, in writing TO the Contract Clerk at his office
before Monday, June @ 1863. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of Croton Aqueduct Department.
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GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL OF MADAME AURELIA
~ FEKENCIf the distinguished Hungarian Vocalist and
Pianist at Nibos Concert Saloon this evening"
May Is on which occasion she will be assisted by
. PAUL JULIEN
the ifst Volinis now living Mr. Henry c. Timm, and Sc
ect Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Theod Esed
the very renowned leader.
PROGRAMME-PART i.
l. Overture from Fideo. .............. beethoven
?. Adagio and Finale, from the Concerto in G
Minor for p11hoforte and Orchestra, Mme.
s. Grand FanIass Ma ceiinc Mons Paul Julien Hsumsnn
A. 10 Mic Figlio aria from the prophetic, Nina.
g. Hungarian National Hymn, RacoeIy for til,
Orchestra arranged by. ................. BerioE
PART IL.
g. Grand Zubel Ovortur ........,..... Weber
T. Grand Fantasia, from Lucia di Lammermoor
for Panoforte, Nine. Anrelia Ferenczy. . Prudent
g. Concerto for Violin Mons. Paul Julien. Rhode
g. Grand Aria, "O Saint Amour" with Orches-
ira, from the Opera, Robert Bruce, Nine.
Mr. Henry G. Timm viii preside At the Pisnofor,e
Admission ......... 81 Reserved Seats. Sc
The first to be secured at the principal music The
e seats only to be had At Msssrs Hall SON. Of
the mic hit Of the Concert.
Doors open at I o'clock; to commence vt O'Clock.
The piano is from the mandatory of Mr.. Chckering,
Broadway.
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MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INFERNO
l1 diate landinEs-Fare dollar TO Albany meals
served board. The and splendid steamer GEORGE
WASHINGTON, Capt. =, Van Wsrt will leave the pier
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock AN Re
turning leaves Albany every Monday Wednesday and Fri
day att o'clock AM For further particulars inquire
board; or at 202 West street.