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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-14

HROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON-
tractors-Ssaled proposals., endorsed Proposal for
Trench in Forty ninth street, will be received at this scs
until Saturday October o. IL O'Clock NJ at which hour
the bids viii DO opened for the sxe.yatsn back filling and
Forty street. the maia in Third point
in Forty street 5 feet west Of Third The
tren feet in DEPTH three feet in width at top
and width ut bottom s sides to be regularly
soped joint holes to be dug from centres
with earth only to the level Of ths present surfsSs
kept free from water until after the pipes
laid and their joints calksd The werk to BE- commenced
within Ave days the Of the award Of the
and tn. time allowed for the compilation Of the same
acted stipulated exceeded The work to be
under the direction and to the satiaoon Of the
water Payment will be made the next regular
pay day amer the faithful completion Of the work EST
will state price per RUNNING foot for the tsenoh
work to be done aforesaid and
also including whole of the excavation whether earth
rock or otherwise. bids be made in the form
at this otice. THE0. X. DE FORREST, Crotsn Aque
A. w. CRAVEN, ! duct Board.
vorb ncx
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
~ by gvsn TO the sooupaut occupants
81 all houses and lots improved unmpoyed lands Affect
Cd thereby that the following have bees com
Elsted the 0dgsa the once OF the
bureau for by all persons inter
estsa, For building in Ekns.ents street from
Ahs Tenth Hudson river The limits embraced by
poh include all the several and lots OF
ouad lots pieces and parcels VI land situated ON
6oa sides from Seventh to the
hudson river the Thrtssnth avouas feet
Inches north Eighteenth street both sides
e Eleventh % feet north and south from
street, and tn: west side 81 Teath avenue iees nortn
ts affected by the above named and whs
20 opposed to either Of the requested 70
recent objections in writing, the undcrsgned at
EkF oos No. Hall OF Records, within thirty days from
~ daAe Of this notse.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNlELI,
Ofse Buseau Of Assessments Street Department. Oct
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLLC NOTICE Is HERE
~ BY given TO the owner or owners occupant Or eSouIan
q thereby the following assessments have been
DIsted by Asses0r and lodged In tho ocs Of the
lsfsssd For building sewer in Fifteenth street BE-
81 such a the several houses and lots Of
sund let's pieces and parcels Of land situated On
~ sdes fifteenth 32 feet FROM Second
nae sides Of Livingston place. feet north from Fiji
Ssah All whose interests are Affected by
0koye and who opposed to the
either them TO present their sbsGtion;
VSng 70 the undersigned at their ofce No. Hall OF Re-
Sogds within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, {Asssssora
CHARLES MsNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department 0st
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EeH LIyExr0oL-UN1TED sTATEs NAIL STEAM
steamship will depart wh the United states mails for Ru-
rope positively on Saturday October L. Il O'CLOCK n.
pssssss having ansa.s!sS fog ma
street Passengers rs4nsstsd 70 be On board a Tx
The steamship ANaas w BaiNs ana ssu De-
AL -.
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BILLIARDS.

billiard TABLES FOR sALE-TWo SECOND HAND
ID billiard tables with everything complete, cheap Ase
splendid assortment Of tables ten per cent less than
any others in the city. at the old stand.
GRIFFITH DECKER, No. 90 Ann street.
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luLIARD TABLES FOR sALE-wI INVITE BUY.
~ Ia examine stack hand with all tho modern
suitable for public private 1T ten per
,ent less than ether establishmsn the United staes
LEONARD BENJAMIN, ISL Broadway. MIA hrsA
rate second haEd taSls. oomp.etO- ohesp.
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SIoRPoRATloN NoTIcE-PUBLIc NOTICE Is HERE
the occupant or occupants
e. AT houses and lots improved proved lands az
CssSed thereby that the following have
competed the and lodged la thu sfce
one bureau Of for by all in
Nerestsd, viz For building In Leroy street. from
near Hudson street to the Hudson river The limits
krAosd by such assessment include all tbs several heusss
Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of lana
situated both sides Of Leroy street r. Hnd.n street
ret and 09 feet inches north from Leroy
kOth sides Washington street. 100 feet south 43 fset
Narth and the side Of VEST
no feet north and south q Leroy street All whose
Mtsress affected by the above asmed and
who opposed to the either Of them requested
present their objections writing the
tAer oes, No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
ehs date Of ths notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL }
tfdee, Bureau Of Assessments Street Departments OcA
1855
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC.
torsSealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for in
Elisabeth will be received A. the Office of the csotoa
tober 1883 at O'Clock M for the building Of with
tho necessary receiving basins AID culver In Elizabeth
street from the sewer In Blocker street the
Blocker and Houston streets being in length about
Tho plan of the sewer and spsciHoAtons for the
thereto can obtained application to the Water Pur
ysyor, 1t this ofice
THEO. R. DE FOREsT,)
Acting President, | Croton Aqueduot
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer
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HROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To CONTRAC-
~ tors-Seaed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Eighth rect will be received at the Office of the Croton
Aqnednot Department until Monday the 9th day of 0oto
Der 1873 II o'clock NJ for the building Of with
the necessary receiving basins and culyer in Eighth street.
between and ID, being In ength about 2 feet.
The and specifications for the building Of the
and all other information relating thereto be OBJ
tanned application to the Water purveyor at this Office
THEO. r. DE FOREST, Acting President Croton Aqus-
A. w. CRAVEN Chief Engineer. ) duet Board.
New York Oct. IA. 1853.
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Oct. 8, 1853 JAMES TUREY Street Commissioners

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF R4CORDS.-
Public notice hereby given that the following petit
lions have been presented the Board Of AldermenTc
Gag four feet Of north sidewalk Of Fifty third from
Third to East river whore not DONE to fence
vacant lots Ninth between Thirteenth and Four
teenth Streets regulate and grade Eighty street. be-
tween Third and East river regulate set curb and
gutter and dag four feet Of walks of Nineteenth street,
from Fifth to East river Also the following rescu
topsTo raag south side Of Twenty street from No.
81 Sixth regulate and uuIb
and gutter Eighteenth street from Tenth to Hud
river Aso the following resolution in the Board Of As
sistant AdermenTo lay all the orosswaks in Broadway,
fifth Fifty ALI interested,
having objections thereto requested them
writing undersigned at his office, before the 18th
day Of October inst
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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5o1roKATIoN NoTIcr.-PupLIc NOTICE is HERE

CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ Owen, tho owners occupant or occupants
~ housss improved uninproved lands affected
srsby that the following have eoen completed
xessments for all nterestea Wis
Fer regulating and setting curb and gutter in Forty ninth
0Rset from Tenth avenue Hudson river The limits
Aesd include all the several houses and
lets ground los pieces parcels and tuats
q both aides Of Fsrty ninth street, Tenth Twelfth
and beth sides Of Eleventh one hundred
~ Avo inches North and south Of Forty nnth street. All
whose Interests affected BY the above named
Snents and whe opposed 70 the same or either Of
tAsm requested to their objections writing 70
dcrsignsd At their office, Me- Hall of Resorda within
6hif1y days fron The date Of this nstice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES AoNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street ent Oot T.
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MATRIMONY.

NEATRIN0NIAL,-A WIDOW LADY (ENGLISH) AC-
M TO tho hes society Of good education and
steal Attachments and possessing would be
pleased to make tho acquaintance Of gentleman under
twenty eight Of Of refined and cultivated taste with
matrmon alliance may BIO formed. Address Laura Dale,
Br Once.
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uRoToN AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT = TO CON-
VI tractors-Seaed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
Washington street, will be received at the office Of
the Croton Aqueduct Department. until Wednesday the
the receiving basins and oulysrts in
point thirty feet north Of Spring being in length
O The plan Of the sewer and Tor
the the and all other inform alton relating
thereto can obtained application to tho Water Pur
yeyor at this Office.
THEO. r. DE FOREST, ] c,,..
Acting President. Aaueauos
'" o" chisf Engineer, Board
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1yORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
" ~ gwen 10 hs occupant occupants
Al and lots improved unin lands Affect
q thereby, taat .he following assessments have been
G1reau Assessments for BY all
INA vs-For building sewer in Dover street, from the
6asN river near franklin square The limits embraced
81 sssh include al the several houses snd lots
~ dss Of street. between franklin and
SaSver: west side South street, R feet north, and
n soukh Of Dover street, cdes Of Front M
aAA and feet north from Dover street, east side Of Water
A la2 eet north feet II inches south from Dover
$500 YEA sls Of Water street. feet north and feet
uh IRON Dover street, East side Of Cherry street. - feet
~ Inches souA from Dover street All pVsons whose In
6esds ars Dossd By the above named ssAssmenss .nd
VAe opD same esther Ut Thorn, requested
lge.sat thsk ehsetene in writing 70 shs undersisnes
~ MAX ohee Ne. Nall Of Records, within thirty aAys
8em We aaes q this notioe
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J, DODGE, fAssessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL, y
o.ss Bureau " Assss'uens, sssces Department o''''
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NonPoRATION N0TIck-PUBLIc NOTICE Is HERE
~ kv dven ths owners occupant
q ali ksSsss improved ands affected
thereby the following
by the and lodged in the Bureau
Assessments By ali psrsons intsrsstsd viz Per suldas
limits BY such include all the several
and lots Of ground os pieces and parcels
and Dover street to Nos IS Cherry east
side Of Franklin square between Cherry and Pearl
side d Pearl street. from Frankn square SD
Pearl street. All whose by the
above named Assessments and who same
or either them are requested to present
writing to the understand At their ocs No Hall Of Re-
cords, within thirty days from the this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, \
- ~Np''e'AN 49, -
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following petitions
hav ebeen the Board Of Aldermen To fence
bounded byFth aud and
and Thirty NINTH and Thirty and Forth streets also
Broadway to flag four feet OF walks Eighteenth street.
Fifth and Sixth south side; fence
Twenty streets to fence lots southeast
Of Thirty sixth street an1 Seventh All persons in
terested having objections thereto
thcm in writing the undersigned At his oco before
Oct a ISSs JAMES rUREy strees Com.,;aao~er
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

-
1853 aAE1 asD
NV YsEi insad r.Ss: Three daily tram:
.;s IL: VIM
Hudson and B.rI:Air. r.ifcsd: v.us c.Tnsss
S anS and &C.: M
di Ass A Is, 30 procured and .ssS
sSs;h1 : !" ssShs:s's'
also received ~ Broons and Bevsry
snd cshn ::
s Ss ;ss'.' corner Of 1'''i si s s24 ss':si
~ ghia from pier No North riysr7Two Line. daily q
IT.: i s:;::s ::;. Gs.s!sS:
uUDsoN RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY IRON
Ga:nssI for Assny 'ps f5Sy aou
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal At O'Clock same
Mail train. A. M.-Through way trains ~ II y. and
For an4R ssr,.s s,r, ~ For PssssT
and For PcushksspsI: A. c T. and t;lo , Pa
and Thirty arst streets.
sunday train. from Canal street. for Albany and Tro,
''''p'N EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY--LANDINa ONLY
MI Cosxsns Dock, (Wost Point, Nswburg, Po'ksePGe,
Kingston Catsk and Hudson Fare 81 to Albany. Meals
served beard. The steamer Armenia Captain Poha
will tho steamboat pier at the foot Of Jay street.
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday At o'clock ~
Returning, leaves Albany every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at o'clock A. N
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT. VIA
~ Railroed-Untsd States and Express lues
shroush hours, leave New York, fort Of Csrtandt
street, ats, g. sndS A. ~, and $50 and $50 Leave
ss :s from Il. y: sds ~ @.sa :S ss
n from Philadelphia Through tickets sold and
and through baggage carried for BALTIMORE Wellington
Norfolk Charleston in the and A. n, and 40 and
GNP trains and connection certain With sItrs srsss
bshnd with baggage he ferry fftes
minutes before the trSsns leave
ANEW YORK TO MONTREAL, OGDENSB UR0, But
IN ingtsn and ST. Johnsbury via New Haven Springfield
Bellows Falls Rutland Windsor White River, Wells Ryex
Montpelier st. Albans Rouse's Point Ticket sfoee-NsN
Haven Railroad, corner Broadway and Canal, andTwsav
sixth street. ana Fourth avenue.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH CAROLINA
u Dstriet-Distriot Court.-By virtue of precep to
directed issued out Of tho court aforesaid do hereby cite
and admonsh All persons general who have Or pretend
whatsosvr out of the American ship Harkawax
tackle apparel and furniture in to- out Of the
of Of said ship lying In the port OF Charles
against which libel hath been exhibited and filed
the said court by the officers and and others
Of the steamship scuthsrns praying that the
and sold for certain and
therein and that DO and before the
Honorable Robert G!christ Judge Of the said court At
the United States Courthouse in Charleston Friday the
twenty eighth day Of October instant 81 ii o'clock A. M
to shsw Or they have why the 0f the said
libel should not be granted.
THOMAS D. COUBY, Marshal United States
Oct T. 1853 South Carolina District.
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oGDENsB UR0, But
Bellows Falls, Rutland Windsor White River Wells Riysx
Montpeliar st. Albans Rouses Point. Ticket sfoes-Nsv
Haven Railroad, corner Broadway and Canal AndTwssv
sixth street, ana Fourth avenue.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLFC NOTICE rs HERE
~ oy given to the occupants
81 all houses and lots improved unmproved lands affected
thereby that the have completed
~ the assessors and lodged jim the Office Ruresu OF
Assessments for by all Interested va
For sewer in Forty third street. between Eighth and Ninth
avenues The limits embraced by such ineude
all tho several houses and lots Of ground ot eoe
and parcels Of land situated both dea If Forty third
street, between Eighth aud Ninth All persons
whose interests affected by the above
and who opposed to the either OF then are
quested to present their osctn writing to the under
signed at their office No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
ONCE Bureau OF Assessments Street Department., Oct
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE ~ b ERE
by given that petitions have bees In the Board
Of Aldermen for the Of In folio wing
named strests 10 wit I'm Mvnstea sm the Bowssy
sSs . cn.on .srs s il Spsss street. ss from 4.
In Delaney street to psint 1871 feet northery from
Brooms street, also Hester street IRON Orange to Mott
twenty westerly Greene street; ase Macdsusa
street. from Biesoksr Amty street ass in Eighteenth
street from Seventh to Sixth In Eighth
above and having objections thereto are requested pre-
.ss the writing It. the Contract Clerk At this oe
IHE W 6 p DE FOREST }croso. Aqu.duat Beard
croson Aa.sdaSs Department e1 Oct. TO- 1883
~ orsSealed proposals. endorsed Propos for in
Mercer will be received AT the oce Of the
Aqueduct Department until Wednesday the nineteenth
of October 1888 at twelve O'clock NJ for the building Of
Mercer street from the At Spring street. to point
about sixty feet south Of Prince street. being length
about $40 feet The plan of the sewer and
the building Of the aud all other relating
THEo. r. DEFoREsT,
.w c AosiRE President cr'tG s.. aqusduss
Oct 49, 1858. Chief Engineer.
NRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To CONTRACT
bssp, viii be received at the office Of Aqued
Department until Wednesday the 18th day Of October 1853
ut IL O'Clock, M for the building Of necessary receiving
street and to with the Fourteenth
street The plan of and specifications the build
ing Of the and all other information relating thereto
office. THE0. X. DE FOREST,
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer,
New York TO- 1Sh3
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CORPORATION N0T1CE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" By gven TO the occupant occupants
q and lots improved unimprovsd lands affected
srsby that the following have been completed
lodged in the Office Of the
for examination BY AL persons interested viz
Tor Twenty sixth street. frem In Ninth
nue 70 point hundred feet Of Ninth The
limits embraced by such include all the several
keusss lots ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
hna situated both sides Of Twenty sixth street, I've
hundred Ninth and the
Twenty sixth street and Ninth All whose
htsrss affected BY the above named and
9 present their objections in writing the
Ser ONCE No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
~ date OF This notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asscssors.
CHARLES McNEILL, }
Oes Bureau Of Assessments Street Department October
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70O OO0 GIFTS FOR THE PE0PLE.-PRRHANS
lUUsUUV GIFT EXHIBITIONS


100000 fE %. T ran..1.Os. rra
CHINESE hs:sy Ro so
Gin tickets admitting four persons and sassrias enc share
'i'A' ''l1 iss,s6 GIFTS, ONLY ONE po11As-
seven a $4,000
ss sSu that r% It's
one hundred and twenty acres, u = rich state q
:1, .9 e: Ia: sas
mile fr.n Beverly, miles Philadsiphia,
sns sS' asnSs:d h :s On waisa S hoy:
year. valued A. ,.., sA,eoo
9sn a:I fss9sn aS' Assembly Sadns Fsisa
seen st the Franklin House. PhilsdsipSis, valued
Five Ians., worth Soy =:
spscinsns Of tho Pianos can i: see. At the music
and plane store Of Horace s0 Waters sss broadway
Forty zee Gs Wssss.. sS @op. rs SO each S
o.s oGnoil:, worth IS each. ....:......... $500
One SIls.S orders fer Hats, on Gsnin. (esissratsd
Five sS:sssd Gold Pens: 81 each 500
Forty thousand Engraving At IS cents each; l0s
67d Hand Books describing the Seven Mile Arsr 609e
One hundred Thousand Gifts, valued as ss7 5s4
1rtss e, to M sns :s s par
holders shall meet tegsthsr in suitable place in the city
& s Viii
and select from thar lumber committee unSsr whose
Vii b. .usss instructions Of the .AarsS.Ssrs a.;
win dssribut. the gifts among them in ssoh wAythss By
Tickets fer sale At the Once Chinese Assembly Rooms Iron
20 81 s. e ss Sqs house N.
orders for tickets by letter. should addressed 10 10
sIAH PERHAh, Chinese Assembly Rooms $50 Broadway,
Eane'iGps Every tern, and EVENING and
half price ~ 'A''' @'~'''''" - ''n''' '"'aisn
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given to the owners occupant or occupants
al houses and lots improved lands affected
0hera the following have been completed
81 s1essors and lodged in the ONCE Of the
q kSentc for examination By all persons interested
tagging the sdswaks Of Henry street and Rutgers
1rest The limits embraced by such assessment include all
he several houses and Of vacant lots pieces and
Ne Rutgers street thence Ne Log Henry street.
On the east side Of Rutgers street. at the Of Hem
eseA thence to No Is Rutgers street All persons who's
sres Affected by the above named assessments and
to the either Of the requested
. present their objections writing TO the 81
SAe once, No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
Ne dAts Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, {Asssssors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
once Buseau Of Assessments street Department, Ooto
ksy 8 1855
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DACKETS TO .HAvRE--SEC0ND LINE-TUE Fol-
lowing ships will leave Havre tho 18TH and Now Yorh

They all first cass New York built ships provided with
a requisite articles tor the comfort and convenience
and commanded by Of experience 70 tho trade
The price passage $780, without wines quore Goods
sent to the subscribers will be forwarded Tree fren
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, l64 Pearl street.
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CUPREME COURT:-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
New York. relative to the opening Of Eighty fifth
the Third the East river in the city Of
New York Pursuant statutes in such made and
vided the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of the city Of
New York hereby give notice that they intend to apply 70
the Court Of the State of New York. At speoa
term said to b held At the city New York
the osurt that day thereafter counsel
heard the appointment Of Estimate and
Assessment in the above entitled matter that the nature
and extent Of the hereby intended ths open
in the city York laid out the map plan Of
CITY, and by virtue Of Of the Legislature
the tho State Of New York. entitled An AT rea
tive touching the laying out Of streets and
roads in the city OF Now York. and for other
passed April 8, lSW. ROBERT ]. DILLON,
Counsel to the Cooperation.
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ToR CHARLESTON AND FLoKIDA.sEMIwEEKLY
United States mail line The and fast going steamer
MARION Foster commander will leave Psl No. North
For freight apply board hsss all bills Of sdng will b
TON Co. 80 broadway Through tOkets Florida fol-
lows-To Jacksonville $3Aoo Pnatka~&3S.
NOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNIrED STATES
Captain M s. woodruff will saturday Oct U.s. from
pier No. 4 North river Apply to
The Alabama, Captain Geo. r. Schenck leaves Wednes-
day October 49, Through tickets from New York to Jackson
vile, $751; Platka, $33.
LvoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
= United States Mail Lne-The steamship ROANOKE.
Captain Cavendy leaves every Tuesday and the JAMES
TOWN. Captain every Saturday from pier s Narh
feShs apply board and for passage
L,oR sALE-F1SHING SNACK HOPE; MEASURES
1l TONS three old copper fastened well found
And in good order will we'll for yacht; price $780,
sss $685. Also light draught sloop; carries rs tons
BRUSH. l6S South street.
U,oR sALE-THE SCHOONER FARMER, IN GOOD
order is suitable for the lumber brick trAds
water whom loaded She lies ct the fsot Norton
STREET, North river Call on &. R6CKAAN. foot Of vssey
street. North river
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WASHINGTON CIRCUS, CORNER OF THIRTY.
w ninth street and Sixth avenue.-Asers Thompson
Mann, Projectors.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
Equestrian performances afternoon and evening"
which the ost celebrated "
PEDESTRIANS AND GYMNASTS IN THE WORLD
will appear including Madame Tournaire Mr. and Mrs
B. Carroll the Antonio Brothers. Sam Lathrop, Bobby VIZ
lians, and tho whole
STUD OF TRAINED HORSES
Doore open at O'Clock and T. Performances st and
III Pm.
Admission to all parts the house % cents.