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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

.5 .s ,sssa e y:
sSsy s:1ss: pd ss
the IN city county York good
S ss s sf% 81 ess .sRS
70 partially keep rsparJa copy of which win be found
contractor will be required whom replacing old oobbIs-
With new to arnth abe very best Kind
sharp sand contractor will Keep ali the bridge
ss ss s ss
sosi u the G %
pairing be obliged to substitute tho
Block to SRs i.
sa and .on. b the street
The csoTms.ioasr Of Repairs and Supple.
Tie work rsI psforn and
@ re cost 81 ne same from any that be
me corporation in relation to saia works and there 10
securities.
The city will be divided into DISTRICTS dsnomnasod tho
s TIN win that
OF as e. vs s Il
way Fourth All that portion east 81 Fourth av0n
wsssTn district al that PORTION Of tn.
city lying west Of whitehall street. Broadway and Fourth
mentioned above article relating Eastern
Consrsctors viii estimate for each district separately
who h 81
that they individually worth in freehold
csssi bidder viii b rsqarsa sn and
ss ID s sss
hrna.on Of the Common Council and the approval of his
upon receipt said oonir-
he ssd o. n" a Is%
hs contract to date from the day Of such
M as sss
E 's IT, al RI & So :.s s Z
:. tho general apssys,a q the Of
the right 70 iesas ali or any q said sssmasss
s'f III s Of Repair. and
sns
in with different railroad
.s 5 which
provided. ss ssa rails h. be laid
n IN
So as to cause no m samsns to the and
w 's ss
and nd that the said company shall pave the
missioner" Agreement dated December 18TH 1868
sa &: dir. .,
e IF Hss ssss
track tracks 70 BE- as ands The direction Of tho
, IL sssss
X. il az s. s
sight in width Of each street in which the rails laid
Also that the foundation each side OF the rails shall
paved with grooved blocks similar the
pavement as far up Fifty rt street." Agreement dated
september 9th, 1851
Same Sixth Avenue Railroad. Agreement dated Sop
tenber 9Th, 1881.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
ITO grade, regulate, pave, and keep in repair apsce
twenty feet in width in and about the ali
aud streets through which the said track tracks
shall bt laid whenever the Common Council shal deem the
OF tho public require such to te done
bridges such Of the streets ntersected by the said
ra by the elevation OF their above the
surface of said oad require to be arched brdsd when
in the opinion Of the Common Council the shall DO
necessary"
Aiso that the said company will make such embank
ments excavations tho Common Council may deem
render tho the said railroad aud
mbankn at the streets and for all
purposes viii III streets and roads usualy pat"
Will alao make at their cost and charge all such
drains and sewers their embanhments
in the opinion Of the Common Council
Agreement dated August 10TH 1Sa7.
HARLEM RAILROAD
"Sball pave the streets and about the rails In salts
factory and keep the width OF feet If said
paving including the Is In good repair all times
The continuance Of their thereof Agreement dated
May 18TH 1882 extending Harlem Railroad from Twenty
third to Prince street.
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STREET DEPARTMENT NO. ( HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice y hereby given that .hs following petition
A. between Eighty xth st. and East River ALI persons
Interested having objections thereto requested pre-
sent the IN writing to the unde-sgned 1T his oos
before the third day of Deoembe next
JAS. FURRY. Street Commissioners.
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SUNDAY MORNING BOA" FOR PEEKSKILL, LAND.
ing At Yonkers hastings Dobbs Ferry Piormont Tarry
town Sing sing fsverssrsw aud vorpsnk touching st
pier foot Of jay street at eight o'clock
Returning leave Poekskill at o'clock VerpAnks pa
Hsverstrsw az; Sing Sing, Tarryt wn, 3 Piemsnt 3
obbs ferry, 4; Hastings. AZ; Yonkers AZ.
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STREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
~ Public notice hereby given that the petitions
have been the Board Of regulate
and grade sixty fourth street between Eighth and Tenth
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues, whore necessary
slcormenTo I'LL to the grade Of Lawrence street. 10th
street. between Ninth and Lawrence street, Also
tho resolutions The Board Of Assistant Alder
@cnTo ses curb and gutter and requisite sdswalks in
Third avenue, between 10th and 10th streets aud
feet OF wal ks from lOCh to l4th street, lay
u Ss1ohd and Third 1t l2sh street, to
feet north side Of Thirty street. between Tauh
and Eleventh avenues terested having obee
tons thereto requested hem writing
ntersgned at his Office. before the 9th Deoom
Der next JAMES rUREY, Street In sso ner.
New York, Nov. 70 1883
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CORPORATION NOTIcE-PU 6LIC NOTICE rs HERE.
by given to the owner or owners occupant
I'll housosand lote improved unimproved lands affect
thereby that the have been
the sd lodged the OF the Bureau
ASsossmens fer sxa,n,n alton by all persona
For building sewer in Thirty seventh street between
olson and Fourth The limits embraced by such
essment include all tho sewers. houses and lotr
ant lots pieces and parcels OF nne situated both dos
Thirty seventh ssreet from Fourth Madison
east side Of Madison avenue SO feet inches north and
Get III inches south from Thirtvssssnh street, AL per
whose interests are affected by the above named
as and whc sra opposed 70 the same either Of them
iersgned at their oioa, No Han OF Records. within
lfty days from she date Of this notice.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL. }
noe Bureau OF Street Department NOV ~
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10y koyembsr 1853 ~ TX o'clock r NJ t. flag north
kde ut strect from US Lexington
to Third avenue Specifications to be had App
aaeion 70 tbs Contract CLERK OF this department..
Nov. II. 1855. JAMES FUREY. Street gsumtssionex
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CORPORATION NOT1CE.--PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given TO the owners pant
ants Of all houses and lots improved lands
afectc thereby that the following have
completed by the ana logged ia che oice Of
the Bureau examination by all
street. The limits braced by
include ell several and lots ground
ots pieces and parcels land situated
side Of Fourts NTH sire ct, from to ALI
sessments and opposed the same either Of
them requested mt their objections writing
to the undersigned at their ONCE No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from tho ate Of this notice,
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DUDGE, Aesessora
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments, Street. Department Dec.
2, 1853
HORPoRATIIN NOIiCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
Of all houses lots improved unimproved lands
ed thereby that the following assessments have
plsted by the and lodged In The
bureau Of for examination, by all
rested, FlaEginx east side Of Second from
Twont eighth street to Thirty first street. and from Thirty
such include all the and lots Of
ground vacant cts pieces and parcels Of land situated
east side Of Second from
Thirty first street. and iron Thirty
fees six and half inches north and from Thirty sixth
ninety eight feet nine inches south. All persons whose
opposed TO the either Of them requested
present their objections in writing to the at
their office, No Hall Of Records within thirty
the date OF this notios.
S s#SSE ss S Sa SSSSbsan, Assessor.
cs Bureau Of Assessments, Street d. partment. Dec.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLlC NOTICE Is HERE.
" by given to tie wners occupant
tf al houses and lots, improved unlmproved lands
completed BY the asessor and e lodged in the office Of
the Bureau OF Assessments for examination all
inr sted viz Sewer in Elizabeth street, or
Htusen The limits mbraoed by such in
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Eliza.
be.n street rom 70 Houston Al psrsons whose
who opposed TO the other of them
Pres MT their objections in writing to the
their ooe No Hall OF Records within thirty days from
the dast OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES DODGE, }Assessora
CHARLES McNIkLL,
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Dspar tment Dec.
1874 =
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
, Sealed rososal will be received ., this office until Fr
day. leo 1858 fence lots south side of Thir
st street, between Broadway and Fifth snd the
lot south side Of Thrtieth street. between
Fifth Specifications application to the
Contract Clerk OF this Department
JAMES FUREY, Street. Commissioner.
Dec. ], 1853
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Al kh. PkEWHTEh, fkOA PHILA DELPAlA rnN -
AVA her eorvces 70 the ladies gentlemen Of this ctv h,
sotroiogy, love- and law matters Interpreting dreana
s vi. she nan: q shs LADY or s9sssmaa ahsy win
street ooSlsx o. 2szsss. Iisisl q ssais ssaAsran ~
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(yHRIsTYs AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE 10 N
" Broadway, above Grand strs rot
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The we'll known original, far famed, and only
CARISfY'S STEELS.
Organized In 1872
The Oldest established COMPANY In exiseon>H
ThE MODEL ThOUPE or THE WOR6D.
The first harmonic Negro Melodies Il ~
present popular style OF Ethiopian Entertainments ~
whose in this oity for continued
years past without precedent in tho annals Of puSS
amusement in New York.
THE COMPANY
comprising versatile talented corpsO If exnsriSrssc
performers und der the direction aud
gpWIN r. CHRIsTY, Sole Proprietor and Manager, ~
only Individual ut this time previous of the name al
Cbrsty eneaged perform in GtAss
plan Einstre5y.
ssion, % cents Doors open 6k O'Clock; osmnse
u. O'Clock.
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DACKETS TO HAVkE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOLLOW.
ing chips will leave Havre the leah and New Yorf

Thoy all frs. csss York built ships vded viii
all requisite articles for the comfort and
sengero and commanded BY Of experience in tho sde
The price OF is 500 without wines Iiquors Goods
cent to the suhscribers will be forwarded FREQ from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, ISL Poail atrecs.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-THR LOT OF GROUND.
" with frame house thereon, No. "a Charles street. outh
dde Of Charles street. rs feet westerly from Beeeker rs
s6s a. lsEo ciook NJ, ~ theeComptrolsrs Ofios No
Finance Dsparsmsns comptrollsr,s omos, Now York No.
~ 1883 A O. FLA00. OomutpoI1ey
CTRkET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL or RECORDS
Public notice 10 hereby given, that the following pc
fence vacant lots on the north side Of street.
Fifty street, between Third and fifth avenues
70 pave first street, between Seventh and Eighth
street from Stanton 70 Hous.On 70 fence lot.
fet east Of Eighth All nerested having
objections arc requested 10 them in writing
Undersigned ~ his 0foe before the 9Th
oember next: JAMES FUZZY. Street Cemnissionsr.
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MRS. LADOMUS, NO. 2oS CANAL STREET. CON.
AVA tinues IN tell future ove
sourtshp and masrisss She will also make love
thief stolen property Age or
told for nothing. English, French German ianguaSe
spoken. -e~-ns'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

NAV YORK AND PnILADELrHIA DIRECT, VIA
through in four hours leave New York foot ortand
street, NJ 6, and n, and 30 and 30 n Leave Phi
ladelphia 30 A. M, via Kensington, and and
and NJ from thefoet Of Walnut street. Fare 81 $3.50
Philadelphia Through tickets Sold passengers and
through Baggage carried fer Baltimore Wash orek
and Charleston, in the aud "a. H., and 30 and 30 r. n
trains and certain with extra trains behind
with baggage the ferry nteen minutes
ksSove Tho twain Ieev~s
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EIOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITKo
Il States mail itcamer HUMBOLDT D. Lines, comm and
e. win leave for aavrs tonehng ct SOUTHAMPTON to land
O'Clock. from pier No. North river Price OF passage
First cabin, s2O second cabin, So Luggage nos
during tho voyage ahoud DO board the
sailing, marked beow" No freight will be taken After
Thurss,y psS ISn. E9T iEeiynt q passage ngpy
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FURNITURE .

NHEAPER THAN EvER"-ENAMELLEDS ETS-EN
~ ameed sets.-No. $40 Broadway, eft Dus
scdorf Gallery heaper than ali others in New York
sold ut twenty Ave and thirty cent lees hey
found whore else all made kiln dried wood
best finish throughout ell made at our factory No. 40
Greene street. GILLJES BYRNE,
Cheap Enamelled Furniture Warehouse, $40 Broadway
tow doors above Spring street, next door to Dr. Chapn
church.
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STREET DEPARTMENT NO. l. HALL OF RECORDS
Scaled proposals will be received At shs ooe until
sud the pier a. the toot q Jefferson East River
oarth street. Eghth to Ninth avenue Dag four
walks Of she Specifications to be had app
,Asion to shs aOnsxscs clerk CT this department..
xov n. s8aS zaR. FUR AZ Stress Caynyntssicnex
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HOMNsTEADS.

ONE HUNDRED FARMS AND TWO THOUSAND
~ Building LotsS60 0O worth Of buildn9
lots In the healthy and delightfully."- stusted ~
lagos Of Lakeland, RoseyAls and Hermanville ON ihe
Long Island Railrcad. The farms contain from nvs
upwards and well calculated for profitable agsu
tural ard gardening purposes M from S5 to $5 per aorA
Within the vicinity ofNew ierk Coz shares combating Of 10
farms and 600 building lots lo0f square, only SIS per ahaRo
Will b. dstri uted in few days. Tho lots the vlisS
lakeland, ear Ronkonkoma Lake. where new ohuFsS
school ht and private dwellings, have been
For psrate farm or in the and lots sppl
n be had gratis.
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VINO.
-->--c-~~-~ sTATED NAIL STEAM.

states NAIL STEAM.
noe LInEFP0oLGUNITED x, commander. This
steamship will depart witt the UnA lOta at 70 ooci
Europe, positively on Saturday Deoem> -eet Passengers
NJ, from her BERTH ~ she fost Of Canal For freight
requested to be board st Ilh Al for elegance
passage, having unequalled accommodation
and comfort, apply TO street.
The steamship Atlantic viii succeed the Baltic D.
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INCORPORATION NoTIcE.-IN coNrLIANcE wIra 4

CORPORATION NOTICE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
resolution Of the Common Council Of the city Of Now
from resposibe parties for the removal Of night
so from the several pers places used the
East the Hnds, rivers the term Of
be and continue for three and be of
ssructed allow the scepton of the BY a
vered slide shoot inclined plane, and in
Esst and Hudson rverswil DO the purpose
the to Is barges Of the party parties
for thu reception Of the from eleven O'Clock
evening till four o'clock in th morning from the first day
evening In ornins DARN ander Of hs
ye,r Proposals mus, be made in strict ordancs with
lang supplies done for
poration," and enc osed in sealed envelope endorsed
S5 ,a be , s city Of Nay
reeted to Thomas Downing City Inspector the City
cSs New city ai such estimates
purpose which they usedo the boats or
amount sum- payable monthly for which tho said work
will b. performed BY the party parties making tho
City Inspector The amount Of security required for the
faithful execution and performance Of the will be
'f supplies and work the corpora
tn, of the amended ordinances May 81 lsl9 and
qured in the making reception and opening Of such
SAILS and all not in conformity th the will be rejected
G r. s
1867 at Il O'Clock NJ, at which time and place the will
% Gpsne in % with the Of
the sc contract may se awarded with whom the
sLa re drecee made, fail attend his their
securities and execute the within two days after being
notified tha. such contract ia ready they shall be
sidered as having abandoned it, The rghs hereby
copies the above mentioned ordinances can be
FTmoaAs K DoWSNG o osyy insusus
City Inspectors Department New York, Nov 80 1858.
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IVA most wonderful aerologist in tho world or shat he.
ever known She tho seventh daughter Of seventh
astralogs science ll BY sgns future and ali ocp
OF life In regard heab wealth. love- courtshjp ant
marriage and will tell the thsush and will "a,
make mstrimeny easy, and will show the Intended bus
during her travels through Europe rs Broome street. b.
tyten Cannon and Columbia. Gentlemen not admlttsd
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VNAV RlA1AEIA6 sfUNOEs
1890 -MeST SAFE, CHEAP, AND RELIABLE
lCOC. Roure.-E53-October arran gement-Albany and
New York inland route. Three daily trains: oda-
ton train ATT A. NJ and two daily express trains aty A. NJ
and at M connecting at Albany with Central line OK
railroad wcst also with the North for SaratogA Springs
Nhiteba and Montreal The trains With the
and Hudson and Berkshire railroads at chatham -Four
Corners for Lebanon Springs and after Monday from the
depot Of White klm and Centre Streets where
through tickets DO procured aud baggage checked
Fer Albany, For Syracuse,
I" Schenectady, Rochester,,
" Utica, Buffalo.
Passengers also received at Broome and Bowery and
Twenty SIX and Fourth stations The
trains will land and receive passengers only Mt Croton Falls
and Chatham Four Corners All othet trains wall leave
City HaD station Of Tryon and Centre street,
heretofore. II. SLOAf, Suporintcndo
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IEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
~ via NiSaraxua-Tne Accessory Transit Company %
Nicaragua Prcpriotors-Ihrough In advanco the mail
ins e., The rev double spgas Lie an
O'Clock p NJ, PRECISELY, for Juan del Norte on Non
day. December g. sonnsotns with the and fayoriss
raena Transt route having but twelve miles Of land
Eorstton There sehmers ars unsurpassed In their vents
apply only to
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, OGDENsBURG, BUR-
~ r gcn and st Johmsbry via Bellow Falls, Rutland,
and PoinA Ticket ofdccsNew Haven Railroad.
Broadway and Canal street, and Twony sixth street
and Fourth avenue Express trains A. M. and p. II.
checked through There only two changes Of
this route betweon Ne york and Montreal For
freight apply FRANCIS HYDE Agent 10, South street.
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E,OR SAyANNAH-FAREk EDUCED.-THE NEW AND
splendid side wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA.
Captain Garyin jr, carrying the United States mail
la 70 o'clock, An from the wharf sbov: Vine street.
for the comfort and convenience
senaers h unsurpassed Fare from Philadelphia SD steer
81 The keystoae State leaves above the foil
Meds esday. Agents In Phadelphis, HERON 4 MARTIN,
Ne SIX North Wharves; IL Savannah, g A. L. LAMAR.
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y Line7Ths new and splendid steamship JAMes ADaER
above port ON saturday g. at O'Clock p. NJ precisely
For freight apply on where All bills Of ading are
50 Broadway Through tickets y Florida O. fcuows To
Jaoksonyile, S3l; PilAtkA, SIS
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/ THE EGYPTIAN COLLECTlON.-A DESIRE To RE
tsip this collection In che city having been publicly
prersed Dr. Abbott has re0pensd his for sehsor
20 afford all opportunity OF visiting his
exhibition. Qpon from a n until 10 r. n Admission
cents. no. GSQ Broadway
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SsTEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow ana New York Steamship Conpanys neu
sssamor GLASGOW se9 sons 400 horse poworJ Robert
wss.d.y Jsns s T. At T. o'clock neon siss. cabin
shird Glass. S26--stawsrds fees included Apply 10
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DOR LIvEEYUoL-sTkAAsHkPA NDHuL \. r. MOO
die Ocnnandsy. This and powerful steamer viii
aA from the Bsisss 4ne Eo.th American Royal
prsast dock - Jsrssy City Saturday, The W
lior whom There exoccnt S including
provisions and ssswsrd Toe. but without liquors
which be obtained board Freight aksn IT
sstss. Apply 70 j. GUEARD. No. Bowling Hresp,
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BROADWAY MENAGERIE AND MUSEUM, NO. ~
. Broadway, open for the season, With The naxl
superb collection Of

"
exhibited In New York including colossal Rhiaees
sn the great Elephant Hannibal largest ever exhiSeI
Herr Driesbach the far famed Lion King will enter 80
dens Of his Trained Animals At H. (noonJ So and 9X r
Also to be without extra the veriaslS
sIAMESE TWINS,
with two Of their ohildron Hours reception II L. n
to r. ~, from to 4 and TX TO 9KP.x Also Ma wa.
derfui f. ats Of Mr.. Nelis the imam without a,msb
Open from 10 A. NJ to 10 p. ~ Admission cents; alas
under ten, half price.
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DERHAM'S GIFT RXHIBITIONS
OF THE SEVEN MILE MIRROR
every aftor and evening, st and TX o'clock a
ACADEMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY.
Tokets good for the admission persons
At different times, and share In the
100000 GIFT, ONL. 81.
To DO bad from A. NJ TO 10 r. NJ, daily ~
ACADEMY HALL, 66S BROADWAY,
n. Waters Music Store, Sf3 BroadWAv
Lovejoy's Hotel, Park row;
And Howard's Hotel, Broadway and Maiden lAAa-
Howes Cough Candy Depot, LOO Chstham streets
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EsOR BREMEN-THE BREMEN NAIL STEAMSHIP
i GERMANIA Capt F. ". Bremer, will lnsve for Bro
Saturday Dco NJ IL O'Clock pier
North River. Prices Of Passage
First cabin, SlCN
Second cabin :. -. .......... N
No freight viii be taken Af:sr Wednesday, Nov 3d. 70,
oELRIcHs CO., 50 Broad ssrec,.
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tpAKNUMS AMEKlCAN MUSEUM SATURDAY, DEC
- g. UNCLE TOMS CABIN this evening. At O'clock,
an also this afternoon, at o'clock
TIE crowds here in cesssnt that Mr. Barnum,
cedng to the universal WISH UNCLE TOM
evening well edp Saturday
ternooIs for all the year 1855
The new moral drama Of HOT CORN will be produced
Tuesday afternoon next,
The three ticket ooes open ct tina Museum, obviae
all the inconvenience OF the usual crowd.
Admi.tanee 70 .he whole Museums to sse living di
raee the Bearded Lady, 30 well this perform
20 cents; children under tsn I2 seats Ia the IL
Ssonrad Eeata. 80 canta
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(yAxDLN AND ANBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
~ phis from pier No. Nerth riverTwo lines daily, at
10 A. NJ. and L. NJ Accommodation line at 10 4. by
steamboat Trenton TO south Amboy oars to
amboat X. st.cEton to Philadelphia. Fare 81 Elk.
press liz at T. H. by steamboat John Potter to
thence direct Ca by through In hours aud
half Fare S. Returuns loavo Phiiadciphis as 10
and N.
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IN This magnificent Saloon may now be engaged for
BALLS AND CON CERTa.
As Ball Room Nibo's has always hed the rAAln
its admirable proportions the spacious and we'll furnished
Parl Recep'ion AID Dressing Rooms. &c toe VI
known need iurth mt tio-.
The tho complete aad -
pcaon from associations and parties Of undou ed resp
liability will receive imme diAte attention.
For Concerts ts saloon the most perfect
tic quates and by the there
otaons fer twelve hundred vsters. with ample means 6
entrance and earess.
For terms, Ac. apply at the ofnse Of
NIBLO,S QARnuM