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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-11-19

Tns SPEAKERS AnpnEss. MIR. Runpols hay.
ing been elected Speaker of the House Of Rep.
rcsentativcs, Of tho Texas Legislature ON MS.
ccnding the chair, addressed the House to tho
following purrcrs
GcaH,msa ~ tie iosse Of Representatives,
am prepared Co make no speech appropriate
In this occasion. However. I owe il 10 YOU
and TO myself. to otter my thanks, most sincere
aud heartfelt, "a pub'ic expression of the emo.
tions Of gratitude which prevail in my mind.
iur the prcfcunens which you have made Tho
honor which You have conferred. is ono which
I have had little right tn expect, on account 1T
any services may have hitherto rendered in
my humhe capacity. The position Is new Co
me Hut 50 mag - ~esnpy IL. | shall -.
tccm II NV highest object aud only aim. 10 dis
charge itS duties with sdssntagc Ia the inter.
eats eoan'aiticd to cur chsSgr, and IN salts.
factory sssance te the mcmhcss VI the HOUSE.
.sss-sssss--ss4--ass.sassa
\ Nsw MOVEMENT ~ Nav yoRs. Il .t;s.
Issch fsoln Rochester, Co New fosk paper.
siasc-l oa she aiss. saysi
\ mrciiax ~as he'll here last evening", casa.
p,sesi ~ psosnioent ln,sipess ssea. wtieut lis.
tns'lca e p<rsr They adopted an siirrss ~
the ssSstsss ~ Stsis, ard prspessi State
ticket msss AZ ItssA shs Mig. llankes and
Bsrnhs,raes tsek,s
The svaessi rlseess arr. ia ssxss rs~sl r,sn.
s'ei 10 prevail arr ess party ffou ss,p,raynex
the sAsssl osnsrscss. AL shsis pian,,srinr tbs
frvsasy
The sdiress j. ,ssv SHE. s,si It Ia cissss,cs,
that the nsewsecns h esssfuissly arsiIawssfal.
y saryssstci liea. tess,ssan ts,,s:s tu,ssats.
>, az fasS,ihrN
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tn few days since, citizen Of this county
expressed great surprise on having learned, for tho
.fra time, that thora was a newspaper published IN
the town OF Gonzales, notwithstanding our humble
sheet has been In existence near six months Now,
for shc benefit of Others, who may, pcrchancc, be
placed IN the same blisrl state Of ignorance, and
not wishing to be behind the tin,cs"-i. :. "out
of tho iasl,ion"--wo have hung "ont on the out.
war'i WALL our shingie which, at respectable lis.
tai'cc presents to the eye Of the passcr.by IN bold
flaming capitals, onr location Here, We may nj
ways be found ut our post ready and willing TO cx
tend cordial greeting 80 all Come, gentlemen,
hand in your names. 5t,ib
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- Wepetceiss ls she lAs; Austin Gazette Ills,
Na wm Il Scuus hia candidate h,r ccsssv>s,
has ecaares~i hiassIl alb J. ". iiAap,on Ia he
esssessa' department ~ TIA, salss Nsl : : ucll
ksoSA Throughout the sssse A. = tlacsa. ehsg,s~n,
speaker Aai an eesap'lsAs,i vsiisy wesesssse.
Mal,s. inse shn raAss ~ he slsassal EsAs,.,..ss
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20 90 AeA lae scsy<ess -. s.ss sa,,u. Ace.
fava sss p 50 essgss q ssa ass.4,.,. a. 80.
sss a gssse lAs.sst. z,ssn J. o., - =. -
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- ~ s~Ahsy~ IsssssA ~ Nesspsss~ ).
SEES 'atss aesE a sAsae sslssssa,
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

NHANGE OF H0UR.-K1NGsLEY CO.'S EXPRESS
" for Newport Fall River and Boston, connecting VITA
cypress will leave office No Wall street.
Of Broadway and after Monday, October o. ut to
NJ For Philadslphia and tho South Mt u to p M
Ly0REIGN EXPRE9S.-EDWARDS, SANFORD 4 OC
respectfully that they prepared to erwssy
express freight and packages from New York TO liverpool
twice week; 70 Hare Paris Bremen Hsmsu. Tr.ntfcrt
Melbourne Port Philip, Sidney and all parts Of Australia
Van Diemsn Land and New Zenland by ovcxy vessel san
Hong Kong Shanghss CAlosttA Madras Bombay and osh
pAr OF the East Indies aad China oacs every Tvs wssAs
OGos 66 Broadway
CPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE.-ADAMs 4 co. WILL
run an exrreM between New York and Bostoa Va New
Saturday October the transportation Of pack
ages ke6ersily Express will leave the cos ~ ~ r. n,
dAg, LeAye Boston - ene heur With messenger usu
ADk0& 1 CO.. y 1SaAa8aes
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MATETMONY.,


MATRlMoNY.-IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE OBsER
Ul walton Of any accomplished and amahs Young lady
who Is disposed to change hcr ae OF
tina caresfes Of Kind and aasetcnata husband will
psase "ddssas With roN .Nas e. e. Edwin, Broadway Post
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PUBLICATIONS..

CPIRITUALISM BY JUDGE EDMONDs AND DR..
- Dexter with appendix by Governor Talmadge eos pages
octave price 81 For sale at tho Spiritual Book Depot and
Telegraph Office $50 broadway. PARTRIDGE BRITAIN,
publishers.
MILL DE PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY, TIE 18TH
nst sprlsee nthograph in two t,ats, measuring
inches high by % wide, ented-Capt. Ingraham yindi
eating American Honor 90 cobs printed in tnts.
The beautifully colored ST. Tho engraving represents
the sAp Of war St. Louis drawn ready TO rake the brig
Husar schooners and steamers tss harbor of Smyrn
The animated giving view OF Smyrna In ths
distance and boats from ship shore An eyewitness
OF the scene says that moment every
seemed awaiting to sec whether the memorable words Of
Ingrabam would be carried out -
"Gentemen, the must be given up into some enc's
hands on shore that of justice and IL cannot
fail. have stated tho time.r
So great was the enthusiasm elected BY this heroic stand OF
1ngraham, that he hailed hero By the peops 1t
every port he visited. When he visited Malta the English
oucers carried him in their liberal discount 70
trade AS the demand for this print will bo very great,
orders should be sent at TO insure carly receipt
GEO. S. APPLETON, Prntsolcr, 2d broadway.
N B-Ordcrs enclosing the amount Of above will DO for
wavaea ~ mail Tree Of Sbarxc Frames ;or ss above -
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D1dVNRREOTYPEjS.

nAGUERREOTYPES AT No. 395 BROADWAY.-A. ..
Hutshngs the largest szs IN the Nerla
ter ~ cent? whisA ncudss handsome case Deaf mAtake
tee llAtes " 2SAdWsS. aext T. WAlkeS StxeaA
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FINE ARTS.
DRY GOODS. 60.

lust PU8LIsHED-CAPrAIN uNGRAHAMS POR.
- trait. For sale at 9. 0UNTHERS, IA North William
street.
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DICu ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.-H.S T0NEY WOULD
~ invite persons about soiesns ses s
BrsAdwA hs nest fAshionabs styles - noaernss Rsioes
,SXOSEXs - 0geadVa7. onpesSA M SSes2ew AapA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-26
LEGAL NOTICES.


CUPREME COURT.-IN THE NATTER or THR Az.
- pcaton Of tho Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonaty Of
thccy Of New York. relative 70 the opening Of
New York Pursuant to statutes In such made and
vded the Mayor Aldermen and Copmsnalty Of the city Of
New York. horeby give notice that they intend 10 apply
Court Of the State Of New York ~ special
', said court to be held At tho city Of New York.
Saturday the 18th day of November 1885, A. the opening OF
he that thereafter counsel be
heard tho appointment Of Commissioners Of Estimate AND
Of the hereby intended Is tho
ing Eighty fifth street from Third 70 the East river
In the city of Nsw York laid out tho plan Of
said under aud by virtue Of of tho Legislature
he people of the State Of New York. entitled An Act rea
tive improvements touching tho laying ont Of stroets and
roads in the city Of New York. Ard for Other purposes
paused April 5, 1917. ROBERT DILLON
Dated New York, October 4. 1883
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH CAROLINA
u Dsrist.Distriot Court-By virtue Of precept to
directed sued out of the court aforesaid do hereby cite
and admoph oil In general who have pretend to
hsve any right e claim, interest, property demand
whatsoever in to- or out Of the American ship Harkaway
hsr tackle, apparel and furniture in to- cut Of the
of of said Ship lying in the port Of Charles
against which libel hath been exhibited and filed In
tho SAID by the officers and and Others
Of the steamship Southerner praying that the
be condemned and sold for certain and
therein and that they be br the
the United States Courthouse in Charleston Friday the
twenty eighth day Of 0cobsr instant at ii O'clock A. M
70 shox cause any they havOJ why the prayer Of the said
THOMAS D. COUDY, Marshal, United States,
Oot 4, 1858. South Carolina District.
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barge foot q wiisssaii street. this day.
ssas ss'' Mail Steam
nip zTizNTiS. W.: Ssan.aa.s: IA! !a : :sss.
siysy s;sS.aY o.. . ssn saisez r. her SsssS
' :.s:ss' nd ' ~o,1. .'.'.'''''''
T. ';ssf;s = ssiss an.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
ATLANTIC ........... ........ Captain West.
P rACrFrc ............,.......G Captain Nye.
sHITic Captain c bs1s
These ships have been built iy contrast specially for
a. IL Ss, has been IN '
and their are Snsauasd for
elegance az and so%,sr from, Nav yor. :.
GLASS cabin second cabin so exclusive extra
From LiysIpssl e New York, ESQ and go
No bsrths secured till paid for.
PROPOSED DATES FOR sAuIrs.
ss:ss.$ss 10y. %ssassSs sy S Ssy s
s s:ss:sy s.: %:$s::$:y
SSBPS%ASb 4 SStIGISs CO. No. s. Wall street.
join CO. H. S' Rs: Nors Dam. de.
The owners these ships will accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones, metals
OF therein expressed.
n. ANR
commander will sail for Bremen, touching southamptoa
rom ss H. North
Price Of passage
In FIRST cabin lower saloon. 100
sxperss oed surgeon is at.ohed to each steamer All
must pass through the Post Office Specie delivered
HoiER sasDs RsR1s Ss.nsss sssRy
E0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE U. s. "
- steamship FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, comm ndsr, will
leave for Hayre touching at to land the mails
No. North river. Price Of passage, $40. Luggage
sss sent on & The
mortimer Asss sssiN IS Broaasa Sep'
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys
steamer GLASGOW 962 tons, 400 horse power Roberi
turday, November at O'Clock, First cabin,
statrooms $780, de- do. mids alp do S5 second ,abin $50;
third ''''' fec; 1 %ssHao AppB ss.w.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Ely Of Msssbsstsr surSy' No
FROM Iivrapooi "
City o. GLASGOW wednesday, sept. ~
Saloon sso ss5 and s55 (accordns 70 state rSonsJ
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
wishing 70 snP he cam ossip0 ssra
Gates Of and drafts the Bank Of Ireland
e g sterling Of
~ ~ Hrrc Tn IT rrIm
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CARD.-EDWIN p CHRISTY, SOLE MANAGE
IA and proprietor Of "Chrisys American Opera Hona1w
public that b 10 the only individual professionally o. =
fact engaged performer in the 81 n.y.
psn Minstresy Of the Of Christy New York or -
at the present period. The original Christys ~
e. p. CHRT8Ty,
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TT 8. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA;
in the price Of passage-U. MAIL Steamship CO.
Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.. carrying the
!Aspnwan and Panama The y Nail Steamship Company
2o,clock M from pier foot Of Warren street. the fast
sailing double engine steamship ILLINOIS, Capt H. j.
Nail Steamship Compamys steamer JOHN !. STEPHENS.
Capt r. L. Person. Through tickets California these
favorits steamers DO purchased rates
The trv sit Of the Isthmus at the expense the
Ing hs are such Is cannot BE- fo1nd any 1ths
NEY at the Office 1T West Of Warren
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ The steamship UNITED STATES will be despatched
BY this for Havana and New Orleans Thursda
October n at M from Warren street Freight for
New Orleans will BE- received At 4Q cents foot Specie
ofaos Of the company, 1T West street, Of
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EXTRA PAY.

SxxTSx pHY~xM :. g. NivY SAILORS wHs
~ served any U. vessel IN Ne Pacthc 81 any ns ftsm
1sl6 y 1859 caa pesnptk ebssip shsi, Sop4ss Ray
OaAs)Pusse y D. H. 20 South wiiiiAD ~. below Wan
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oeDENsBuR0, BUR.
Fali Rutlcna Windsor White River Wells R;ysr
Havon Railroad, ecrner Broadway and Canal and Twenty
siTth rtreet, and Fourth ay0nue.
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FURNITURE.

TSNAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE-SOUTHERN
" dealers will find complete assortment Of beaded ser
FHEWS STACY,s, No. 526 Broadway corner Of Spring
street Those who the set No 81 class 2 Crystal
Palace know how their furniture Is hnishsd.
UNURNITURE, FURNITURE THE HIGHEST PRIOE
paid for household furniture mschsnio soGs wstchs:
vsnces made II reaured all kiads Of personal property
Address or apply 10 r. walters IS Division street. near Mar
bet atresk
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"A known for the last twelve years, in oonneetoa c.
friends and the public, that no has formed
with Mr. II. Wood of Minstrel Hail. "A Broadway and 49,
hopes to meet his friends in that nagniAcsnt aad
beavers please win with success which - -
yorable and hatsering prospects promise No eosS
his part will be sp ,red to merit the patronage gs1eEV
public have heretofore accorded him.
GEO. N. HARRINGTON.
professionally known George ChxistU.
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CTOLHN-TROM BRIG MARY; LYING AT THE FOOT
A ofNontgomery street. East river, yawl boat
painted eutss black u water line and white bottom,
painted lead color had forward thwart broken out
he suitably rewarded by returning vessel
70 WAKEMAN DIMON CO., "a South 81 rect.
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PARNUMS MUSEUM.-THOSE INCOMPATIBLE o.
- rates. alive and beautiful well the Swiss Bearded
Lady are still 70 DO seen withou, extra charge to the
snd evening, at N THE ORPnAN'S DREAM Admission
to everything % cents; children under ten I cens Par
quet and Balcony, 12ls cents extra.
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nIANoToRTEs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARonr rr

DIANOF0RTES, HARPS-PEIS0NS ABOUT PUR.
i chasing musical Instruments would do well examine
Of pianofortes harPs. pianos hav1
all been selected with from the manufactures tie
popular New York, Boston, and PHILADELPHIA
and viii be sold with unlimited guarantee Our ASSERT
ment Of harps from London makers Of reputas
enriched with the of r. r.
Lewis Co., for which the exclusive agents. we
would invite them the particular attention
the harp for besides being in perctnes me-
chanis and elegance Of exterior they be sold
prices than have hitherto been asked Free priced lists
be part of the Union application the ware
A
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~ via Noaragua.-Ths ACCESSORY Transit Company, Of
e'oIoeE r precisely San Juan dol Sorse On ssssr
ss
tom These steamers are in their ventilation
sgs aoRe ca on
SAN PS q ESaIS.
Man
DIoNEER AUSTRALIAN LINE.-TME CLIPPER SHIP
E y a Capt Colby i nov Loading as berth
sss Sssass
y a GRxS p AZ t. s about Nov 20 Apply
nEnSgPA AMP ST.
ship will sail for the above islands Monday November
Passage TO S'FRTSt III For
DOR ST. THoxAs-THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
DEE will sail for tho above port on the 26Ah nst At
noon f'f EAIfHA MY PaELPs CO.. IA Stone street.
letter bag will be made up at our office, closing at ton
FoR yAcKsoNvILLE AMP y v plata, FLORIDA OR
ted States mail The steamers ST. JOINS Gaptsa Js%ss
L ss ess ai.
s ~s s Es% sss ai ssns S
These bosss having unsurpassed aocOmOdaons for pas
sssss and sas ss !iass
tickets either Of the above points and further infor
nation can DO obtained MfTch IS Broadway
U,oR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
Mail Line The and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
NJ Woodruff will leave Saturday, October %, from
pier No. 4N'r' sE ziSiE LApr No. IS Broadway
The ALABAMA, George r. sohenok, leaves We'd
nesdny, November Through tickets from New York to
Jacksonville, $3I Patka, S3
EoR cnARLEsToN.-=NEw YORK AND SOUTHERN
steamship Company Weekly line The double steam
ship Benjamin Franklin s. Adkins commander will receive
freight her BERTH pier No. H. East River Tuesday Oct
2 Friday Oct 49, at o'clock M. Fer freight
s ST T. RfNcoLN South ssrssa FresSs
goods eight cents cubic foot Agents
Charleston Messrs s. and T. @. Budd. Through tickets
Florida foows:To jacksonville, SIS Piatka, $50.
The steamship William Penn will succeed, and sail Fri-
day November 4.
Il United States Mail IdneThs favors and fast going
steamer SOUTHERNER. 7. Evan, Commander, wi leave
pier No. 4 North river, Wednesday Dot &C. at O'Clock
r N, precisely For freight apply on board whore all
sPefroRp T TnLEsTSW Co. 30 BrosSwsy sA' ThrSsss
tiekes TO- Florida follows-To Jacksonville. SSH 70
Pilatka, 3S9
LIoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
III United States Mail line--The steam ship ROANOKE,
Captain Csvendy leaves Tuesday, and the JAMEJ
TOWN, Captain Parrish eysry Saturday at O'Clock NJ
from pier IS North river The accommodations for psssen
gers BY these ship unsurpassed For freight apply
board, and for paesageto -
NOTICE. : PASSENGER BY THE ROYAL MAIL.
h steamship DEE for ST. Thomas hereby notified
she will sail tho 10th inst at and they will please
be board before that hour.
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FVHE BRYAN GALLERY or CHRISTIAN ART Ocsa
tanning series of two hundred authentic paintings ~
the most celebrated Italian, Spanish Flemish and TreA
masters from Guido DC sicnnc a. D. 2l2 down 70 Horssl
Vsrnet ID open for exhibition ~ 8G Broadway nAs
Union park Admissions. ~ oents. nxhbitloa hours ras
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nAMDEN AND AHB0Y RAILROAD TO PMLADnI.
" phia from piey No. North lines daily 81
70 A. NJ and P. N. cdaton limo At 10 a. H., ty
steamboat Trenton 70 South Abbey cars y Eosdsnsown
ne at p by steamboat John Potter to Anboy, thence
direct Camden by thsough in four hours and half
p. M.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


1870 MOTT SAFE CHEAP, AND RELIABLY
New York inlsna route Three daily trans
Al 2so NJ connecting Albany with Central line rAi
ro.d ALSO with the North fer Saratoga Springs White
hall Nontre.l The trains connect with Western and
Tudscn and Berkshire rsilroade at Chatham Tsus Corners
fsr Lebanon Springs and atsr Monday frsM chs rev &
tieksts can DO procured end baggage checked
For Albany FOR Syracuse
Schenectady, !" Rochester,
UtioA. Buffalo.
Passengers also resolved Broome Bowcy
twenty street and Fourth avenue stations Tho sbey
trainn will land and receive only ~ Croon FAIL
and Chatham Corners ALI other trains will leave City
Hal station, Of Tryon and Centre Streets
her. sfere. II. SLOAT, Superintendent
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Anew YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DInnog, VA
~ Now Jersey States and Eypyese iaeq
through in hours leave New York, fra Of Corand
street, at g. g. And A. n, and $50 and 30 r H. Lesv
Philsdepha At 80 A. M KeDsn gen and A. n, and
$50 aud $50 F. NJ from tho foot Of Walnus street Tars
"a 30 for seoehd oaes IN NJ from Nav York, Ane 43o
II from Philadelphia Throesh tckcts Sold AMI passenges
and through baggage csrred for Baltimore Eton
Norfolk ana Charleston, In the and A. NJ and $50 AMI
N p traias and connection certain vish exre trAc
behind time Passengers with baggage e forty foN
minutes before tho trains leave
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NEW MgsiC.I"THE PRIMA Donna VASE" A
printed played BY this great artist 60 cents The NsV
Hungarian Polka BY Thomas Baker e cents; Guard1an
Spirits" words by James Smmonds, music by Thonss ~
kerr 25 cents Give Kiss" by the author -
composer cents(these two becoming
~ POPULAR; The Ponghkeepse Polka Is cents; We aSs
happy now dear motherm Row the Boat" and Kaly1S
RACE WATERS, 33 Broadway, ne great depot for f. e.
MAJ in
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Organized In 1872,

CHANGE OF PLACE FOR EXHIBITING
~ THE SEVEN NILE M lRROk.
After Friday next 2th ust the Mirror will be -
VIII ere it will reopen
MONDAY EVENING, asT INST
2here will be exhibitions Saturday or Monday aa
Moons Tho Gift Tickets will be for sale until 10 r. NJ q
Saturday. at
CHINESE BUILDING, $50 BROADWAY
After which, the ofoo for their sale will
ACADEMY HAL, 663 BROADWAY
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MUSICAL.


A " ITALIAN LADY, A WELL KNOWN PROFRScOR
* Of singing possessing soprano voice Of the highest
musical talents of the highest order and speaking
nsfng in English well In italian, wishes obEai1
seu.ton fret soprano in church. Addrsss First Chsr
Soprano, Herald Office,
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EvRANKENSTEIN's PANORAMA OF NIAGARA villa
very leave the city. Exhibited 81 Hope Ohapsl
No 78 Broadway every afternoon Ut o'clock every
Ing at O'Clock Admission, ~ oents; children l2& oanks
parties Of three persons q " e TON
Is cents each person: See descriptive pauphlst 81
pSin Opal hotels and music stores.
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DANvARD'S HOLY LAND.-THE REV. MR. BALCH
- will give a course of lectures the paintings
mencing Monday evening" October o. at the 500
Broadway ,sion, usual rs cents; Front Seats 50
eents. Commences at TX O'Clock. -
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E'RANCONps HIPPoDRoME-YoIx. HO TALLY Hoi
II SECOND wREK
GREAT ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE,
Ladies Leabing Hurdles Fences and Twelve Foot
Ditch, mounted on their full bred Hunters.
Mons Charins Horses will play the organ dance to
the music
The ladies and gentlemen will appear likewise in the
Chariot Races and all tho other splendid novelties the
Hips drome.
Two entertainments given dailyafernoon and evening"
Boxes % cents; pit % cents; dress CIRCLE 81. Colored