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DACKETs TO HAvRE-sECOND LINB.-THE FOL.
lowing ships will leave hsvrs the 18th, and New York

Thoy are York built shps provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and
and BY Of experiences ia the trade
The prics OF passage SOD without Equors Goods
ssnt to the subscribers will be forwarded free fTem
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD / HINCKEN, Agents, l6l Pearl street.
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EATIoN NoTioE.-PUBLIc NOTION IS HIRE.

EATON NoTfCE.-PUBIIc NOTICE IS HERE
IN, 10 the ownor or owners, occupant o. occupants
BE- and lots improved or unimprevod lands, affect
that the following assessments have been com
The assessors, and are lodged In the ofaee Of the
ssessnents for exnmiAat by all persons In ter
Flor building a sewsr la Bower street, from the
to near Franklin square. Tue limits embraoed
essmonts include all the several housos and lots u
kcant lots, pieces and parcels Of land situated
,f Dover street, between Franklin square sud the
west aide " South street, l52 feet north, and ~
f Dover street. both sides OF Front street, 5 feet
b feet north from Dover street; east side VI atsr
fees north and u feet II inches south, from Dover
st side OF Water street, ~ feet north and n feet
Dovor street; East eide Of Cherry street. 40 fsct
Dsver street; East side Of Franklin square, n
ee south from Dover street. ALI persons whose In
Affected by the above named ssssssrnsnts, and
posed - tho same, either Of the. are requested
Their objections, In writing, 10 Vie undsrstgued
ace, No. 4 Hall Of Records within thirty days
ktc u this notice.
s s#sstss iss ss's;s Assesses
v-sau q A~l-ssz:nta StSs2. papartnenk oete.
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Eoa LIvln.eot-yNrno ssAIm nAn Ss1An-
sSsskic WI Sspass vh ths Unissl Slasss naiis ir n
lops Pssi4vsy - aats.aay ostose - - s'slesl 4.
Iassss having uassssnss g. sna
ssss1 Pssssnsse requested 70 b board llk
The sssnshV Atlantic wa succeed The Balds, cad 80 o.
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WICKERsHAMS ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK,
w Wire ratings cast and wrought iron ratings,
Iron fences for farms, Plantations. d.,
Irsu bsdstsads, In great variety,
Iron furniture Of every description.
Manufacturer Of all the iron rau the grounds and In.
i'd the Crystal Palace; also the dome stairs nswsls
As Circulars and drawings BY the
ssrer. JOHN D. WICKERShAA. Ne. Sl2 Broadway; works
Nss w. 10 and 81 Lewis street
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NJIw YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE

NTIw YORK AND CALIFORNIA sTEAMsHIP LINE,
In via Nicaragux-Ths Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua Propristors-Thrpugh In advance q the mii-
ersssng-The new dosSis engine steamship STAR OF THE
WEST VI. :' y, ssn Is NJ North
Thursday oesshs. q vita .hs and tavOsis.
Nicaragua transit roats having bat twelve nss Of land
These nnsurpasssd In their
apply only TO CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. bowling
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Seats he secured only the music Messrs Hall
Son, and at Messrs Van Norden King 45 Wall street.
WASHINGTON CIRCUS, CORNER or THIRTY
w ninth street and Sixth ayonue.-Moore, Thompson
Mann, Proprietors
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
Equestrian performances afternoon aud evening" In
which the most celebrated
LQuESTRIANS AND GYMNAsrs IN THE WORLD
will appear including Madame Tournairc, Mr. and Mrs. W,
H. Carroll the Antonio Brothers, Sam Lathrcp, Bobby Viii
liams, and the whole
STUD OF TRAINED HORSES.
Doors open AZ o'clock and T. Performances at and
7kP.M
Admission to all parts Of the house IS cents.
D0WERY THEATEE.-BRNEFIT OF MR. w. H.
- HAMBLIN.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA,
which occasion
MISS ELIZABETH HAMBLIN,
daughter Of the late Thomas Hamblin Esq. will
her first appearance on any stage. as
MAR ANA,
in Sheridan Knowles great play of
THE WITR,
with other cons ting OF and an
mirsd Drama.
Box book
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ration NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERR
tn, TO the owner or owners, occupant or occupants
bs and lots, improved uniinproved lands. affected
at the following assessments have be<n< completed
seors, and lodged in hs efhoe OF the Bureau OF
Atins and setting curb and gutter in Forty ninth
b Tenth avenue ~ Hudson river. The limits en-
ouch assossmcnt include all the several houses and
bud, vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situatod
es OF Forty ninth street, from Tenth W Twelfth
.pd on both sides OF Eleventh avenue, one hundred
Shes North and south Of Forty ninth street, All
hose interests are affected by the above named as
and who arc opposed Ia the same, or either Of
Requested to present their ebjsetens Ia writing, to
igncd, at their ouice No. HALL OF Records within
from the date OF this netoe.
WILLIAM uAgR,
CHARLES j. DODGE Assessors
CHARLES McNfRLb,
urcas OF Assessments, Street Department, 0os. 7,
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sEHIPPIN9.

EARE re- CHARLESTON, 8 c., FROM PHILADEL.
pha reduced to fifteen dollars BY ths United States
mail wheel steamship OSPREY Price Of passage afsccA
dollars Oh: arst and found superior hotel STYLE
Saturday, September q ~ ten o'clock. A. N.
Do. Ostsber do. de-
Do. October q d. DO.
Do. November de. do.
Passage Tickets scc~ed Of Tho ast In Now York.
LTTJFFIEIn at the ofc> II kiRse7|g EspSesa csroer
u NrsAAMag - va sAHsGA
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EvoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OPPOSITION
II Iins.-The and splendid steamship AMERICA, LOO
tons David c. Mitshel WI sail from the foot
Of North Moore street. North river at3P rhursday
October a. Aspnwa This steamer s anshsd far
in style Superior in she trade having .psrt
ths upper deck and will eoaRsst VITA
snrivalled Uncle Sam, 1000 tors William
a. Mills, commander, which will sail from pansraS lame
san direct without stopping Of ke inter
mediate ports the Pacific The Uncle Sam has added
her former honors tho Atlantic route b ssr anrva
led voyage Horn beating all eha trips
before accomplished by six days. II eonkdonty expected
that passengers this line viii Be landed "a saa
eight days ssus ard ahead Of Vie BY
established shat IL would be superAuoss - say thsy
vastly superior to others the route FOR speed and
Cd In excellent style and win BE- proysonsd In tho noss
through tickets will be issued NJ i've less than Ne
mammoth nonopoys lowest prices In their old out and
The Isthmus being excellent
order And the mule hire has been reduced So per
mama Stag l6 instant freight passage apply only
TO &. MILLS Agent, 81 CertIandt street.
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ANTHOLOGY.


AIRS; ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR a En-
Wl skl in forstelling tho future has arrived win
furnsh intelligence about all circumstances Of life she
nterpre Dreams law matters and love- by astroesy boek
sciences and tells to ladies and gentlemen
the they will arry also shs of visitss
Mrs Alvin speaks the Anglsh. French and German han
susges. Residence ~ nivnxton sroes STAIRS ID.
novsxv
MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF A
M seventh daugtsf and descendant Of line Of sstroo
reaching back for oonurss will give ladies pryst~
lectures oil the events Of life in regard to health wa
courship marriage She is without
wonderful astroogst in the world that has
She will tell their very thoughts win
chow them kenosos OF their intended and
sricuds which has astoNshed tho sands during
travsa Europe She will leave the city in very
time 70 Brooms street, between Cannon and Columbia
Gsnt,emen admitted.
NoTICE.-MRs. II. ROlOER NO. lt9 WEST ErGH
IN tenth street, between Seventh and Eighth
gives information all interesting affairs Through lie
and past present, and future events. Mrs H. k@der
she lady formerly resided for Wooa
ter Beware of i'm position and remember bsr resi-
danoe. No. 14s Vast Eixhteepth sfreet.
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~>>@>"1-s>~~>>~O~>>->>~~
RATION NOTICD.-PUBLIC NOTICE 10 HERE
|nses and lets, inpssvsd d sniaprsvsi lands a.
pssAy HAT The fslIewiag asseseats hsvs bssn esm-
the Assessors, and lslgsd In the once Of Ne
H Assessments fer sxanhsssa, b. an psrssns Ia
Ivis. :-Hss building sewer frsn near seventh ave-
feet east Of the sad avenue The linits embraced
-ssssnnt include all the several houses and less ct
liant leta Piesss sad parcels Of had, dtustsd or
! Of Thirty-eevsAth street, between Broadway ana
venue; The ssush SIDE Of Thirty street se
y, from Thirty eighth street . Petst = isss seusA
seven y ssrsss the east dds q Ssvesah avenue:
entk street. and the west ssrasr Of seventh avenue
" seventh street. All persons whsss interests are
II the above named assessments, ana wno are sp.
ptions, II writing, 10 the undersigned, ~ ther once
y Of Records, Within thirty days from Tie dAss Of
+ sSaAzsEss ! SSSSE, Assessor"
burSeu Of AssssnnsntN Stxsst Department. OetoksR
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E,oR KEYPoRT, FROM THE FOOT OF MURRAY
strsst-The stsambeat JOHN HART leaves daily, lsun
tioA with the above boats.
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their favorts steamships
PHILADELPHIA.
City Of 0lasxow SATURDAY Ost g.
City Of Manchester. Saturday, Nov.
FROM POOL
City Of GLASGOW ............... W. dnesaay, Sept Il
City Of Manchester. Wednesday Oct IL
Saloon 500 SIS ana SIS, (Aseording ~ state roons)
limited third class will be taken
and found with comfortably cooked provisisas, for
$40 to Liverpool $SO :. :. from Liverpool.
Parties wishing to bring owt their friends obtain Ger
tcatcs of and drafts the bank Of ireland in
Of 81 sterling aud upwards nAndhls DO had 1T
the oGios Of THOMAS RICHA RDSON, Agent,
No. Is Roadway.
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UPRIGHT EXPRESS TO NEW ORLEANS, PER u a
mail steamship, October 12Adams X Co. will despstsh
freight and parcel to New Orleans per U. man
OF the 18th inst No freight will tns
day Of sailing Insurance effected when instructed and all
Satisfactory attention will be given TO the collection Of dra
notes and bills, In New Orleans and Mobile.
HAVANA ExPRESS--BY EVERY STEAMER FROM
Ii New York and Charleston to Havana for small
in charge Of special messengers Mr. L. Duviver Teard
Duviver agents in Paris resident partner In Havana
Next shipments, October IL and IL.
w. c. BARNEY, l73 Broadway.
DACKAGE EXPRESS TO MOBILE, PER STEAMER
i Black Warrior October 9-Adams Co. will dse
patch usual commodous and fast sailing
Steamship Black Warrior the 9th When the value q
packages exceeds so, il should be stated.
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II The Steamship cRRscBNT CITY, Cap. J. = sSasn:l,
Ha:s s sas N s. s Be ~
s. wsr,;n street ss rrigh. :. Ne. forty:
xRpy, Tie company ''' III West 'iI''S :sIssr:i war
- ~ w. TO-
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
in 81 ii. s Ss
shiR carrying s1' Stss: United State: mail for
s. H sa rss s%s fer A 81;
Law Capt 70 sonnecs a. ransms vi;h The rssI1e
Lieut.. Blunt T. n Throssh sot.ss !. caiifornie By
First cabin, through ticket 800
stssrsgs through, found he'd and beard ........ 80
gers now made part BY rsroaa and the faeissss sox
crossing the Is.Lmus such eanno. found
SEY a. the Office. IL Yves. street. :srssI 4 AREA
A usTRALIA:-PlONRER LNR:-rHH A.. NEW.
,s i y. I.sy b =
r: Edw.ra q: u. ines, P.:.;. .hps Owned
s
' .nsy Ss %
is ;Sf:
A UsrRALIA-PIoNRER LINE-THE SHIP CAR.
1 ss..1 r 4 sns: y ss
s:: caSfRoS
U,oR ST. THoNAa-THn BRITISH ROYAL NAIL
po4 >. 4. g. ~. W." SAL q,
sppiy 70 MAITLAND, PHELPS a CO. IL ssons sross
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamship nss h ss cp s s.si
s"ys ON s ss s s sss
pier foo. Of Harrison street. Psssag. So Freight "a
Bic viii Be- forwarded Con1ssys pIn
e .ss *. s ss s ssss sr ;:
No freight received sailing days Shippers viii please send
X. .s . saA b. On Il evening "a.
"
f ,a sy s e.. on the stocks vi" take nor
Eon SAcKsoKynLE AND vrILArxA. FLORIDA.
s.a ss..:. vail :s.sn:ss JOINS esp.is ys::s
CAPT Tho. sh.v ls.vs s;yanasS Ts:.dsy rhsI.
soSssesss With the New York and savannss ssssaSa,
Thee bosse having unsurpassed accommodations W ps
visiting sSs
NA'''n san . '''' = T. siTcaTLL, Is Broadway.
IGOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-uNITED STATES
Captain NJ s. woodruff will leave on saturday oc. lS from
pier North rys HMt aEIY 70 MITCHELL IS Broadway
The Alalnma, Captain Geo r. sehonsk leaves on Wednes
vie, ISL; Pintta SIS.
I7oR cHARLEsroy-NEw YORK AND SOUTHERN
ssSs%,hip GsF ~ IiSoThs double engine steam
hsrbsr,h pier Y Ess river aud viii sail on Friday 0e, u
'Is TNco apRs o :" n. .irsss
The steamship VIM. Penn will succeed and sail Friday
Oct. "a.
L,OR CHARLESTON AND fLoRIDA.-sEMI- WEEKLY
n. s. Mail Line The fayorte and fast goinx steamer
soUTHERNER; Evan commander will leave pier No.
North river, Wednesday October H. at O'Clock, NJ
precisely For freight apply board whore all bills Of la
aR % Il snS 50 a. ss S seos
Florida folloys: TO jacksonville, $sf; Pstk $
U,Ok NURFOLR, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
II United States Mail Iine.-The stcxmship ROANOKE.
CAptaln CavcndY leaves every Tuesday, and JAMB6
TOWN Captain rsr,sa every SATURDAY, nom ptsr % North
river at O'Clock p n The passengers
uprurrs"sed For freight amply hoard aud r rsaxu
kuAAAAA kAMAAAkaA. = ssssassss
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nAkNUMiS MUSEuM.--GHUSh iNCUMPAkAbI4E al
- RATES. alive and beautiful well che Swiss Bearded
Lady, still to be Cor nothing Today'e perform.
HOLIDAYS eenn2 NJ ~ O'Clock the great prize drama Of
The ORPHANS DIRE AN Admission to cverything, -
children nader lax oenss Paraues aua Balcony
utG silva
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NEW YORK BERLIN IRON FUKNITUhk WORkH-
~ VIM. Bachelor, formerly Of Ne. s. Duane street.
respectfully apprses his friends that having completed
fer business sonnestop under the
snd nrm Of w. Bachelor Co. he will continue the
ufaeturs Of Iron furniture in all It's branches upsn
with the increasing demand ~ Ne 70 And
y Duane street Ths estabshnsnt win ssmnAad ~ al
nss the freshest spesmsns and patterns Of the
aArosd, viii make ssh Inn may be practicable
and will bring from time 20 time original designs Of
variety style and price w. T. B. cordially invites his cid
customers In the city snd eesntr 70 v. hs wasssen.
chairs brackets mirrors spitteons door snd window guArds
hotel hospital asylum and bsdsteads ssAnds
stands cribs cradles tables 30. Once snd
in ssnnseon with the New York Foundry anS
Iron Railing Company Nos. 70 and 81 Duane street. few
dosrs Of Broadway W. T. BACHELOR a co.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

EUROPEAN EXPRESS-AGENCY OF OCEAN PAR.
~ eel Delivery Company of London and OF Delivery
Company Of Dublin Parcels received parts Of EI
rope steamer America to sail from Ga Weneg
day eth inst at this Office, till r. NJ Tuesday Ith Oct
w RARNEY Rrn.
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MADAME soNTAG's CONCERT,
ESDAY EVENING, OCT. IL, AT NIBLO's SALOON.
Seats he only the music Hall
Son, and at Messrs. Van Norden King a. all street.
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NEW YORK 10 MONTREAL. oGDENSBUR1, BUR-
IN inston, and St. Johnshury New Uavea Springfield
slows Falls Rutland, Windsor White siyer, Wells river
Montpelier, St. Adams Rousc's Point. Ticket off cesSew
Haven Railroad broadway snd Canal and Twenty
sixth street, ana Fourth avenue.
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent Is, South street.
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GRAND CONCRRT.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
" the pleasure to announce that
MADAME SONTAG
las IN the most generous proposed u givsa
GRAND CONCERT FOR the BENEFIT Or THE HONl
FOR DESTITUTE CHILDREN OF SEANEN,
ON Thursday evening, 23th last, ~ Niblo's SAloSr
MAD. s0NTAG win be assisted BY other distinguished
talent the particulars Of which, together with the
and other arrangements, will ks dIly announced.
Tickets Of admission 81 had either undeg-
signed COMMITTEES ~ the music Of Wm HALL Son.
The Concert will be under direction Of Carl Eckexk
Hon. J. A. Wsstsrvslt Chas y. Stevenson,
G. II. Marshall, X. L. Taylor
Walter X. Jones', VIM C. WctmorA
Moses II. Grinnolk Charles Lamson.
J. W. Phillips George W. BlunA
Alfred Ogden, George Bell,
T. b. SatterthwaitA Charles Carcv.
VIM. IL. AspnwAu Gabriel Mead,
Gen. WIN. Hall, L. Is. Wyman
Jno. s. Wiliams Rsllin Sampson,
W. II. Frost, Coleman n Stetsous
J. T. Stage, Jas Foster, Jr.,
Thomas Durham, Capt. ". Briggs,
f. Il. Morgan. Richard j. Thorns.
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Inn nNn GIFTS FOR THE PEOpLE.-PERuAw'
lOU.OOO uIrr ENagirtJNs TIM
SEVEN MILE MIRROR

Every attornsou ann evening, 1T tho
CHINESE ASSEMBLY, ROOMS, 52s BROADWAY
G ckt admitting four persons and securing one al
Of tae 100000 gifts, .rly 81.
Fsr sale AZ tho Chinese Building from A. NJ "a 10 r. NJ
Also a. Horace " aters Music store, Xsi Broadway
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u The steamship CRESCENT CITY, Capt. J. r. Sshensk,
United States Navy will be dispatched by This sonPany for
from Warren street pier Freight 70 New Orleans forty
Apply the sOmpanys sss III West street Of
Of H. o. ROBERTS
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MADAM HENRlETTE soNTAG's GRAND CONCERT,
TUESDAY EvENING OCTOBER Ri.
AT NlaLo's SALOON,
CARL ECKERT
Conductor and Director Of Madms sontass Concerts and
GAspARO POZZoLINI
Primo Tenore Of Madame Sontass Concert and Opera
THIS following distinguished artists have in tho kinaest
manner volunteered their valuable services:
SIG. CESAkO BADlALl
SIG. LUIGI ROCCO,
PAUL JULIEN.
PROGRAMME.
], curamens rHHE rossoliu Msrsadan,s
= Cavatna-Iinda, "oh, Luce Iii" .Donizctu
Madame Henriettc Sontag.
3. Romanza-" NormaGi in Parigi' .Msrcadante
Sig Ces.re Badial
T. Fantasia for Violin, on " La Favore' Allard
6. Dnetto-" Muiatieri spagnoii" .,.... .Masni
sss. Poszolini and Rocco.
6. Swiss Song" composed expressly for Madame
Madame Icnrette soa.ag,
FART
Sss. Badiai, Pozzolin, and Rocco.
&. Ballad" Home, Sweet Hcme". ........... Bishop
Madame Henriettc sontag
. Sig Gasparoni.
~. Variations for Voice and violin, composed sx-
pressiy fer Madame SontaS and Paul Julien
Madame ii aoa.as and Paul Julien -'A'''
H. Aria Nofle u care liz mozart
r. Duetto-" Dunque 10 Sono Barbere'.. !. Rossini
Madame II sontAg and Sig c. Bad:a.
Secured Seats s. and ST each may b: ss.ainsa ~ sns
music Of Messr Hall SON. and - the stationery
On Monday October TO- will be sold the 81 seats only and
on Tuesday, the 81 and remaining 81 seats;
Ticket Offices open from A. N. until IN;
Doors open At z: concert couAsnces At s O'Clock.
r. ID. HELMSMuLLER, Hanger OF the above Concert.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORE. .Ge.

fNROWELLS ORNAMENTED PATENT CAST IRON
~ railing without entire new article unrivaI
led for simplicity durability and adapted aay
STYLE pattern ornament and Is per
nnS foot less than be put the rvst principle The
New York and Iroa Railing Company
buildings bank AID vault doors shutters. brackets
vsnt rakngs balconies vsrandahs ooe and dssk
FAILING door and window guards ao Foundry Of Forty
sixth street. North river Castings Of all descriptions
lowest Price Specimens Of the railing In sections
hsr wSxsroos 70 Duane street, few doors
Broadway.
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THEATRjcAL.MR. ). II, STRONG, LATE MANAGER
OF the Texss Theatres, will open tho Theatre al
Newark within two weeks Ladies aad gentlemen
lodged ability wishing engagements will please make srp
cation to Dir ST. Mt the City Hotel New York. All
he prepaid. j. b. STRONG, Manager.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-TRAINs DAILY FROM
II Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
train, A. M-Through in four
with trains reashing Buffalo Montreal At O'Clock
evening"
Mail train, . A. M-Throuxh way trains at IL NJ and
Bpm.
Express train 4 p. M.-Accoumodation traiz 30 p NJ
For Tarrytown, IL =. M For Pesksk, 10 A. NJ % r. NJ
and NJ. For PsughksePsis, NJ and 4:lO +. NJ Pas
ssngers taken Chambers Canal Christopher Fourteenth
and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street. for Albany and Troy
stopping at all way stations.
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N1bMPLE OF GRACEs-slXTn AvkNUE 0PposlYS
the Crystal Paace-aodsls- Madame Duvulti, the
beautiful In the prosessieB, has arrived PAIR
will appear Titiau's Venus Clio GoJaoN
Juno; also tire Of mode artists will make thcf
appearance composed OF Itaah English and
ladies' Performances hour during the day and svsr
ing Admission, ~ cents
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
~ New Jersey States aud Express
throush in four honrs leave New York, fit Of Cortland
street. ats and a. D., and iS0 and $50 r. NJ. Leave
Palad phia Mt 80 A. M via Keasngon and A. M and
-! and $40 r M from tho foot Of Walnut street Fare ST.
k2 90 for second class In M from New York and p
H. from Philadepba. Through tickets sold and
md through baggage carried for Baltimore Washington,
Norfolk and Charleston in the and A. NJ and fD and
$50 trains and connection eertaiS With trains
Passengers with baggage ferry fifteen
uinates before tia trasua leave.
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THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN AH1 CON-
tanning OF hundrsd authentic paintings, By
the mos. celebrated itaan spanish Flemish, sad French
masters from Guido dc Senns "a. D. 12l2)
ysrnst is open for exhibition 8lS Broadway near
Union park Admission. q cents. Exhibition hours from
A M to p. N
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DANvAkUiS GEoRAMA.-EGYPr pETRih, AND THE
ID Lana Il EdeDrEnrcly new And estensivs
Mount Sna Niidarnsss Of the Israel
its Red Caravan Meeos thu Grea. Arsb,ss Desert
with all it, wonderful pheroens d- together with che
famous panorama ~ the oy Land sns Jarusaea Aauis
sion all the only - csnts reserved seats 50
children half Every evening. at TX oisek
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons al cicIsot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-09

L,RAESESSTEiN'S PANORAMA or NIAGARA VIA
very soon leave the city. Exhibited ~ Hope Chapel
NO. 7S Broadway every afternoon at o'clock
ing at III o'clock Admission, ~ csnts; children cent.
- B-Tamilcs, parties Of thrss persona 81 2 ssus
81 So Of six 81 If tsn Excursion parties assanes
eent each person See descriptive phlcs the Secs
principal hotels, and music stores.