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7nn nOn GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLe.-PERHAWH
lVUsVVV GIFT EXHIBITIONS
SEYEN MILE MlnhOH

lUU.UUU CIR KxHrBIrIoNs THE
or THE GREAT LAKES, NIAGARA FALLS. &C..
RoSss No S
Gin Iiehets admitting four persons and snsurng
'h''' o. 10 1So St'SS cnsrs ONLY ONE DOLLAR
ss Do .SG 81 ss Nile 70 sss: q
having 'ssli,sa double that sum BY lie sshihOns
s one ssss. ssss:
e snns o. tho Delaware s
one alls from sevsriy ana ten @iIs: rom Pn,is:
y .sIi1s:s ::s.Sssss, md also ssss.a,ns
On which thousands q bushels Of ssaaheshsvs been
NOV; i s. ia :; ss
The celebrated srostins horss Telegraph. who can
ssos mile in So With tMe Psrso.' 1 wagon.
g.s Pa worth $500 ss:i sSS
spsom;ns q shs Piano: can ): seen 4 Ii: music ~
Forty ' Cold wasosss worth $50 ssoh 1000
ONE asn' sns sora
One hundred orders for asss on Comm celebrated
Five sV sseassnd Cold Pens; ii each 5000
Forty Thousand Engravinss, at % cents each. 10000
0 ssrss va.
One hundred shousand oirs valued A.. 81 5s4
on ss e s
81 Se aa vii
.as s % place
W f. sssSS The .sns 81 n
By lot e. 81 . he nay
semSy Rooms nom 70 70 ?: = daily q she music
guslshog house and piano ,t0se q asrsSs Water. as
All sS, fSr is b Sa 3
fsS ssiei
o'clock Tickets f0s single admission. IS Sonts; children
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the ownsr owners occupant or
Rsts Of all houses and lets, improved uni improved
BAds affected thereby that the folio wing
sn completed BY The Aosessers sod are lodged in The
parsons Interested visFor building In Lanrens
seet, the In Canal street to point about
Gree hui dred feet north The limits by
msr acude a the several house, and lots % ground
des of LAUREN street. Canal to Grand street and
the north side Of Canal street. from Lsurens
hundred and of Lsurens Ali per-
whose interests affected by the
Hssts sne who to the either Of hsm
euested present their In writing tho
.ndertined st their once No Hall Of Records, within
0Rty day from the dat Of tbis notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLESJ DODGE. ASSESSOR.
CHARLES Nor TELL,
0oe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Sept
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4yRorON AQuEDUCT DEPARrMENr.-r0 CON-
& d.
& sss az e. q
h:s:s y s;:'i;:s nd Liberty :sis;::
is tho
"a sshs1 nsIHss,Ss Isisns sh:.s:S ;: obtained
ss;:; trsai'ss cSs.s; Aess
lsv York, September 10 1858. -
g,Ho1or AQUEDUCr DEPARrmrNT-ro CoNrRAc
b: f, y
a. tadss q
* ry
ss Sa 81 e.. being
ana for Z: S.lldns q and
:: Obtained
usv YOrk, September TO- iSos.
IynOrON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMKNT.-TO OoNTR1C.
a s. s for
II. d aP,5
SaId SEVERN Ridge :trs.s between sad stan
on spposa.a e the %.sss Pun
hE e. d i ph assORrsr i;ssi Ss .sc'
Asv York. September 10. 1858.
(.HoTON AQUEDUCT pEPARTMFyT -To CON.
mssssd R,epos,i sOd? do, "P.Spo ais 70!
e., n: i AK Ak
asa sulyert In Fifth street from avenue TO atty
Nens for bcding the and all other information re
Ming thereto can be obtained application to the Water
Iuyvsyor, 1T this ONCE
1EE m P SaE ESRssT' ,c.e.oa Az. Board
New York. Sept. is, 1853.
nEPARTsENT OF STREETS AND LAMPS PR0P0
~ SELF for lamp posts Proposals. will received
~ ce Of the Commissioner of Streets Lamps
81 Chambers and Centre Streets until the 2th Sop
tsnber at O'Clock, ator which will received for
easHebpg 'he corporation Of the city Of New York with
Thousand cast non lamp The posts
y three pieces viz base, oouan and crssshexd aftsx
stsrn po, which 10 seen at the oe of the supern
tpssDt Of Lamps and Cas- l29 Meroer Too posts
b sest from pig scrap iron and furnished a such
md h such quantities he ordered by the
The right will be reserved to reject may
% IN perfect unsound The estimate must state the
Rsr pound and will be opened publicly the day
hat tbe reception Of estimates closes four O'Clock
ee.soiAton with tho Comptroller per amended charter
&. Blank estimator be obtained At the Office
C0DmsioBef OF Streets and Lamps further
DsmAtlon the above statement be had Estimates
lBust DO enclosed In sealed envelopes
henry ARCULARIOUS, Jr,
sept IA, 1858. Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps.
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
NINE. CONTAINS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
U for yonns ladies, FIFTH Of Thirty fyst
street, wiz reopen on Monday. Sept. IL
ATOMS AND MADAME NOEL BERGIER's FRENCH
No Al IL xinstor syanne vas ons1eJ q.
Der 10, 1853
CCu0OL-THE MISSES WILLIAMS, lO7 PROSPECT
- street. Brooklyn opened their school on Thursd Az
September Terms Of tuition, 81 80 to "a The MisHs W.
have ,,o made arrangsment to few Boa
stationary and fuel $50 per quartsrinvsiabiy in id
vance.
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CLOTHING, &c.

CLOTHING, &c.
CL0THING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADIEs
~ or gentlemen being desrous Of converting tho
into cash, can obSsn fair Dash price BY seading to the
subscriber q letter through the Post ohos
M 8. COHEN, G6 Elm street.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
HLCTHIN0 AND FURNITURE wANTED.--LADIE,
and gentlemen having any TO dispose Of receive
fair Dash price by sending TO the stores No IL West
place Canal street, and No o. West Broadway
or BY letter post addressodto COHEN ladies a.
fenced BY Mrs. Cohen.
NJEr's AND poYs' CLOTHING Ar wHOLEsALI
IM md retail The boat place TO get mems ard boye
oothnF, resdy made made order No. 81 Fulton
~ Toi stret You viii aisn frd
ment OF fashionable goods whioh will made 20 ordar N
style that cannot be surpassed No 81 Fulton street
J. vANDk2bIkT. Superintsnds1A
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fVORPOBATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE. Is HsRE.
~ BY given 10 the paut
q ali houses AID lots proved unim proved lands AZ
sed thereby that the folo sing have
pgeed BY the Assessors and lodged the oboe Of
os Bureau OF usessmeats by all
lnssessd viS For building in seventh avenue
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth The
s.S lots OF ground vacsns LOTS pieces and OF
SITUATED both sides OF Seventh
= Fourteenth street all persons whose interests
oed by the above nents and who
tbe either requested TO
Slsetons in writing TO the at thsir office
1Hall Of Records within thirty days frsm tho this
yotise. WILLIAM AGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, ASSESSORS.
CHARLkS McNIELL )
Once Bureau Of Assessments, street Department., Sep
nar.ha 4
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

" fbN WASH WILL TAKE hrs DOLLAR SIZE DA
T.. iNr HftN cor T. ~ a.. rooms
oily. place or loo Fourth street For size ans
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NoRRIoN FXPREss.-GoODs AND PACKAGES For
warced to and from all parts Of the GLOBE At tho most
EDWAaDs SANFORD CO., 90 Broadway.
CPFCIAL NoTICE-W Ellis FARGO 4 CO., EURO
~ pean Express, No. "a broadway. small parcels
pies packages pecie orders Sc for France and all parts
OF Europe viii DO received by for steamer Fraukn
.A,,ins sLu 18th ihss. Parcels should be d.
byered to before Friday 2d special messenger
viii accompany this express who will ta6s charge any
sydofs or valuable paekNgeA
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS..
~~~>~~~~~>>~~~~~-~,>>~>~~>~~
BILLIARDS IN Bro oKLYN TUE PROPRIETOR OF
ID tie Montague Ball Billiard Rooms informs bis friends
the public that Of the great demand for
tab 81 his he hes added more table,
making In ALL twelve tables These rooms are ats and
arrsDged superior thing Of the aud ali
admirers Of this iasbonsbe amusement should Whit this
rooms III be opened very shortly when duo notice viii
DO given. THOMAS T0YNDEE.
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MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH pAuourKR OLE A

MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF
W. seventh daughter and descendant OF line 81 sstroi.
ogors reaching back for centuries will give ladies private
looturss on all the events Of life in health Attn
love- soutst and MARRIAGE She is without exception
post wonderful asrooet In the world that has ever
been krown She will even tell their very thoughts and
Will how them tho licensees Of thor intended highlands
sDd abfent friends WHOM ha astoDshod dufua
nsr travels ~ suepe She VIII leaye tho city very
bia Gentlemen not admitted.
Mrs BREWSTER, FRoMPHILAD NIPHfA TrNDaRs
~ per eryecs to The ladies aud gentlemen ~ this city
rsiogy, love- and Law matters, Interpreting droams
se ~ o.ohs and science constantly reedo by aroeon
" ~, VIC name ot usdy - .s...ea4G t.sy III
ssse corner Of the Bowsry. LADIES' " osass ssn
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DERuANs GIFT TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR EACH
IL For sale at the
CHINLSE ASSEMBLY ROOMS $50 BROADWAY,
FJom9A to 10 p. daily.
Good for four admissions and one Gift.
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ExPREsS FOR AUSTRALIA.-OFFICE 50 BROAD.
~ wN-Adams Css express for Port Philip Melbourne
ard sydneya PER steamship Golden Age, Wednesday
September q 1858
Our first express for Port Philip and Melbourne Aus
steamer Golden Age Lent. D D. Porter u 5. n. oOm-
mender on Wednesday, 18th inst, at O'Clock p NJ in
charge o. special messenger to destination.
frights and packages OF every description will be
and small parcels and dispatches until O'clock NJ. All
perobAnde and packages for sydney will be forwarded
promptly BY hrst opportunity after arrival ~
shippers are reminded that although the ports
s. &c. free e duty 10 absolutely
ds. 70 enable us to their goods without delay
Australia Customs ADAMS a CO.. go Broadway
GEoaez kowror. Rssident Partner. Melbourne. Ass
tralh.
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CUPREME COURC-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP-
- plioaton Of the Counsel to the Of tne
city Of New York relative to the ayiag QUO of public
park between Third and East river, Six'y
sixth seventy 6fth strssts the Nstsnsh Of
city of New York The Counsel for the Corpo ation
the city Of New York. pursuant TO sta ute In saoh
made and provided, hereby gives notice. that be will
apply Of the state Of
Fst Judica distno. specia, term Of the said sourt
he held ae che City Hall Of the city Of New ork
eourt that day or a. socn thersater
heard, for the appoin Of Est
mate and IN tbe shove sntisd matter that
nature and extent Of the hereby intended
the having out Of public park between Third and
TIE East river and Seventy 9Th streets in the
LAID provided for under and by virtue Of
titled act relative the purchase and laying
ne city New York and the pOwes and duties Of the
passed July 2 1853 tbreo fifth being present
ROBEhT J. DILLON, Coun, Ito the Corporation.
Dated New York, Auguft q 1853.
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ESOh SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVnA-rss 0sIrsf
l. states Mail Steamer FRANKLY. J. a. Woston com
n.ndst S leave Tor savre seo.hies as 70
O'Clock from Pier No. North 6ivsf PRICE Of passage
UD Lnegsse not wanted turing the voyage, should be
nsrct snd.s Vt" b received % board ss.: rhur'dss
MORTIMER LIViN GSTON Agent Is Broadway.
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LEGAL NUEICES,

CUPREME COURT-IN TOE MATTER OF THE AP-
, peaton Of the Mayor Aldermen, aud Common-Ity of
the city of New York sla i've to the opening Fourth
ssepue from Thirty street 10 the Bortherly sde IF
lth strset in the Twelfth eighteenth aud Nine esntb
wards Of said city, notice Is hereby given pursusat
statute that the Of tn. OF astmsss
the above entitled matter viii be pro.
seD.es q. the suIrsn Co:rt AZ sPec. term slereo 20
he held The Hall the city of York
day, tho 10Th day october 1853 and that thsrs
them thereafter counsel be heard,
ton win DO made that said report no confirmed.
SAMUEL JONES,
JOHN N PINKNEY, }Com misfonera.
RICHARD i. SMlIn
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ss S1 . will sail from Ne ..ss:n @. Liver
81 = convey s ,s:,s tn. the
ss e ssss By VIC
EoR UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
p % q. T1s s.S M
,s .ss s. e. Ssss t:% ss,
.Sp e. s
viii the T. M
TN Nsw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
ss1tGAiNITGIo.. . GsDs:,n w West
hn ZIG .C.os.t, L tso,
:s;s: f.: i::s s:s :, :s:s::s :;s.s:,, for
= IN ., 70 .:uss ..s
ss,s =, S0r, Sc ,:ss. y .s:
.s stsseroon sS '''A ' A1'''' S'' % 'Af'
=: z. :: .:. e Ship
From s. ssI ss,s DATES OF ' s,s. Liverpool.
s .ss:, s ess e. w :S..:ss: s:s. s
Saturday. Oct m.....sss w.ss:.s.y Oct r.. 1883
s :o,s:yy No. Ss. w :$s::$:y 70. ss
s :s;s:; P P: xx:ss:$$ T.: s S
For " Il ..ss ifHs co. N. s. Wal. street.
JOHN MON R0s 1 co, No. IS kus Metre Dame dss
GEORGE Il DRAPER Ha,r.
Tho Of these chips win b, golA
i.s s s'1SS. q Il.
thereof therein expressed. rl
NsOR LIvEhPO0i.-THE AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP
CcnpaIy . nasnincs at nsw steamship GOLDEN AGE,
or Liverpool %
the artt ~. .ssSnd sahns - ans
only apply ~ .hs sthos q tbe somp.ny. to
j how ARD SON, Agents, "a Br0sdwsy
me 9oidss 81. leave for Australia shortly If her
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
sp Company intend sailing their favoite Dc
FROM PHILADELPHIA
CGssy 81 C,asyow;. sasurdsv' aug
o'' : FROM LivERpooI WV
Gsy Of nhoDesser. Mednosdsy Aus ~
IVY saoo" so s rd lis ccorcins 10 .ssss ,oo%s
limited OF third class will be taken,
and e. und with osmfort bly, booked provisions for
81, 80, to liverpool $50. from Liverpool.
and drafts the Bank Of IRELAND in
81 sterling and ugwards baedhs CAL b had IT
the office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON Assut
l,OR LIVERPOOL DIRECT STEAMSHIP TAURUS,
be for the above Saturday, September
"a. For freight apply immedisseiy t.
CuNAkD. No eowios Gssen
EOh s0gTHAMPToS, AND sAgaA-rss orIrsf
ooiess rom Piss No. Nosta siVsi Pries Of p.s..ss
hoard the dAs befors sailing. marked NJ
merc Andise VIII be received board .fte Thursday
IA Esr fTs'Sss H q Pns'>s. apply
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"A Instruct in Lam, Greek Gernsn, French some sns
a. III Of s% ~ 20 n
sss or them sHa IL
essblshment end Is very we'll Experienced In teaching
Herald Office.
IHs 3HNSe uEESARo we hda IS
the &: p.s sass
and ,holoughy with drasiag and all kinds
family school, in this city Address Madame Dslatour,
GERMAN LANGUAGE A YOUNG GERMAN LADY
oIs 10 S q,
,Dd music No obj cson to teach in Absardng school Aa
dress Miss N. W., ~ Grana street.
i quainted with the French English and spanish Ian
na w has ssn 1 e
teaching Of of these languages either in private families
or any institution References given. Address T. A.,
1EUsIC.-A LADY, WHOSE MUSICAL EDUCATION
WI completed under tho n eminent
ton in the above accom- isHment The pupils viii be- at
Terms moderate. address o. H.. box 3,2i2 Post OfSe.
MusIcAI.cARp-MRs EDWARD LoDER, PRO
pills that she win her Instruction for the
&c Or 'hs sSsA 5
MUSICAL INsrRycr1oN-xossE Sc. HAMBLIN BEcs
inform friends che public that having
q
ceive limited Der Of pupils the piano. singing and
the guitar For terms 30 apply ct her reside No. II
Fourth street. williamsburg L. N. B-Miss H., having
had much in sacred usc would have hjec
81 ss in New prs or " OF Episcopal
AIRS. sHGUIN. PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC
M ltais and English, sacred and secular decided
TO bours each day for the instruct Of young
ladies in private those for the concert
sssan pn h.'s' s.
street, near Broadway.
MADAME BARBI1R WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY
M inform her former pupils and tbs public that after the
hours of her atteI the several institutions In
which she has the honor Of swing she i'll open
for the instr uoon OF the French especial
~ adapted to facilitate conversation by the requirement
Of pbraseoogy connection With Partisan
pronunciation Hours from to lana to r. NJ whsre
trance the first private house near Broadway.
DROFESSOR KOESLBER, AFTER AN ABsENCE OF
i five the Sonth has return ed to the city and
respectfully informs the public that he will
the singing to Professors scharfen
and hmm; apply Mt William Hall Sons MUSIC store
Residence 1872 Broome street.
CIBON CAMACHO, A NEPHEW OF GEN SIMON
- Bolivar berator Of Colombis and Peru aud founder OF
the republic OF Bolivia, having been exed Secretary Of
the House of OF Venezuea la this
city and situation In q mercantile house,
tescher He has kI Wedge OF msthem stcs bookkeeping
and Latin speaks the French and spanish fluent
ly has some knowledge of Engsh, and 10 competent to
give int Iucton In the principal branches d
persons Of high respectabty In this city Apply ut No.
West Twenty second street.
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CAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS--UNITHD STATES NAIL
- line. roese class steamships have beea arranged
70 leave Nev York Savannah nom pier No. North
river, at 1 o'clock +. " as follows.-
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CTaEET DEPARTMENT NO HALL OF RECORDS -
- SEALED pr possls win he received at ttis ohce until
1hur day. 18th September 1854 to buid additions to
ut loot OF tust North river To four feet
walks Of liz tn street FIR Prs. to Tb'ro speea
oatonat application Contract Clerk " this
apartment. j. aMES FUkEY, Street Commits Toner.
Sol moerJ
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ltOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT STEAMSHIP TAURUS
Il q. Little Commander THE tine steamship viii
be for the above port Saturday, Septeba
"a. For freight apply imwe aisteiy t.
K CUNAhD No. Bowling aseen
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10 OVAL NAIL srgs n sBIP ASIA THE ASIA, Fly
II Lott der will sail from shs strssn for Liver
pool ais I'D passengers ON wedsssd,y sepssu ssr
Socs 81 Jrssv Civ TO convey passengers sad
their baggage Oh ard At 10 and s5 NJ PAsssAssrs
requested to beat the dook by 10 80 a. NJ
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DROFESSOR KOESLBER, AFTER AN ABSENCE OF
FIVE In the Sonth has return ed to the city and
respectfully informs the public that he will
the piano and singing Professors scharen
and 1mm or apply mt william Hall Sons music store.
Resideno 3g2 Broome street.
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A HIGHLY EDUCATED FOREIGNER, WHO COULD
hstrset in Latin Greek German French some ans
again professor Of all Of those branches In
academy school, in ont Of tn. city He has been
engaged professor Of them for time back in similar
essbishment end IL very we'll experienced In teaching
Best gven and required Please ADDRESS X
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DuCKLEYS OPERA HOUSE, CarNESs HALL $50
- Bro.dway-Open every night bv tht celebrated Buck
eys New Orleans Ser-psdsrs the oldest established and
most talented company In exsteaee being the frat
harmony n'o Ethpan the orst
to sing operate perform Buresque Operas 49,
40 nswise. all Operatio Choruses sung BY othcr
bands" frat arranged INT the Of labor and
talent by buckl1ys SereDaders The has
honor Of uDo,Dg that se Is Of this company viii
still be dpctsd In ts present fashionable stvlefon
with out vulgar ty" Convert commences ~ O'Clock Ad
mission, Is cents
BUCKLeYs Projectors.
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cTrAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAseew.~-
= me GLASGOW snd New Tmr Steamship Oonpany's
steamer GLASGOW 962 tons, 90 horse power Kobt
Craig commander, ill leave New York for Glssyos
saturday November a. Y o'clock noon .ir.s cabin
cabin $50; taird GLASS ards Included apply
to j, HCSYMON, IS Broad way.
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u NlCKIRBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE STOCK FOh
n sale Several .hares will be cold BY Addrssssg wisb
and sddrsss Knioherbseker, Herald ocs loas
would be accepted on them.
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CHANGE OF HoUR-THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
on and after Sept 10 run IS follows daiy Sunasys OK
eeptee) Leave Flushing fer New York a. ~ O'Clock ant
O'Clock p. M leave New York Peok sp.) for Flushne
ct 81 O'CLOCK, NJ, and 50'eoek. r. Fare l2A cent
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AHUUAnENrs.

broadway THEArRR-E. a nARsHALI. aOIn
- iossss.-Doors - On al " 81 y oelos Il
"seAssas5 essnn September q, will b performed
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BUCKLEYS Projectors.
X BISHOP BUCKLEY. Musical Director.

PAFvARDS GEORAMA.-EGYPT. PETRA, AND
- the Land Of Eden. Entirely and extensive psoo-
presenting Mount sinai Wilderness OF the
israees Sod Sea- Casavsl Mecca the Great Arabian
De- with all it's wonderful phebo 10. together n
the famous panorama of the Hoy Lana and Je usaem.
Admission TO all the only % reserved
30 cents; Children half price Every evening o'clock
" sdnt sdsy ana Saturday afternoons, at o'clock
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L,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA MI WEEKLY
United States NAH LIE The new and fast going
No. North river on wsanesdsy Sept Ist q o'clock
bills Of adng will be sisnsd, and for pasags at the office Of
sPUFF0RD, TiLEsTON& Co 80 broadway: Through
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@O0O WANTED roR THREE OR SIX MONTHS.
At w Thirty NTH street. near Seventh before 10
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AIRS. sIGUIN. PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
N Italisn and Eugsh. sacred and secular decided
10 devote few bonrs each day for the instruct of young
ladies in private those int ndsd for the concert
concerning terms plans, de- ut her residence 80 White
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MERLIN, Captain Cronan, will sail for she above
isands Friday. OCT Passage money to Bermuda
49, H. CUNARD NO Bowling Green
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ECK LIvEkPOOI-UNIrtD STATES NAIL SrEAM-
II phip AnCrIC Captain G. Laoe.-Ths steamship
ell depAt .,h the U.sd States NAH. for Eur.p- pes
her the foet of Can srest Rsr freight or passage
having equsiied stioDs for slss
fort, apply 70 ED SAkD COLLINS 4 co, IS wAu
street Psssengers requested boa-d 1t Ii
The steamship Baltic will succeed the Arotie and sail
Onfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

SAMUEL t. NiTCHILL. Is Broadway.
EoR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED. THE NEW
II and splendid side wheel steamship, KEYSTONE
STATE, Captain Hardis carrying che United states
Al will leave Philadelah for Savannah Wednesday
Sept. u . ~ o'clock A. frorl the wharf above Vine
II chip entirely aud In speed and strength
for the comfort aad convenenoe Of
unsurpassed. Fare from Philadelphia SD
steerags, g. 1he STATE OF GsORGIA viii leave
q ERON 4 kARTiN. No. 31S North wharves; in Savan'
r.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11

ORIGIN OF Mules IN THE UNITED
SrATEs--Mr. George Washington P.
Gusts, in his last paper, under the title
Of Reconections and Private Memoirs
Of the life and character of Washing
ton. gives the following account of the
introduction of mules into this country,
which viii be found very interesting:
Upon Washington's first retirement
IN l7e3, ne became convinced of the
defective nature of the working animals
employed in the agriculture of the
Southern States, and set about remedy
ing the evil by the introduction of mules
instead OF horses, the mule being found
to live longer, be less liable to disease
requireiless food, and IN every respect
to be more serviceable and economical
than the horse in the agricultural labor
Of the Southern States. Up to the year
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11
ABBA ZELLER,

WHOLESALE Druggist, Dealer in Eng
w lish, French, German and American
Chemicals, Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
Dyes. Varnishes, Brushes, Glassware, Perfume
ry, &C., N. E. corner Main and Columbia
streets. Cincinnati, offers to druggists, Country
Merchants and Physicians. a very extensive
stock Of the foregoing articles. Confines his par
tieuiar attention to shipping Medicines of The
oest quality and feels confident that his price,
Tor that grade OF goods are as low as those OF
any other house IN the City.
fF Special attention given to orders.
Cincinnati. Feb. 10. 1859.