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CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
~ pairs and supplies.-To builders.-sealsd proposals
yin be received at the Office Of the Commissioner Of
Hsip until Friday, July l. at u o'clock NJ, as
which time they will be opened. in accordance with
the ordinance therefor, for the building Of . house in
Franklin street, bet .een Orange and Centre streets, for the
n.son,. and earSentsr's wOrh ssp.r,tsiy; The plan: ard
nation in regard thereto, can be had at the Office Of the Su-
psrintendent Of Repairs t, Public Buildings. 10 Elizabeth
street. Blank estimates can be had at either office. N. B.
The. Commissioner reserves. the right to reject all or any
Of the estimates, II deemed for the Interest of the corpora
tion. BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioners Of Repairs and Supplies.
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TIKI NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
i Nail steansrs.-Ths ships sonprising this line are The

These ships having been built by ~sortrast, expressly fer
government ssrvics, every care has been taken In their ssl-
struction-asi in their snHles-to ensure strength and speed
and their accommodations for passengers Are unsqsAllsd for
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool, In drst
cabin, $40; In second cabin, 80. Exclusive use Of extra
size state rosm, t300.
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and EOS.
An experienced surgesnAttAchsd TO each ship.
No bertbs secured until paid.
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DO SAVANNAH N FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
IL mail linc.-The new and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
N. $. Woodhul, captain, will leave on Saturday, June %,
at 1 o'clock, p. NJ, from pier No. 4 North Hver. Apply TO
SAMUEL L. MITCHILL Is Brosdway.
The Augusta, Thomas Lyon, captain, on Saturday, July 2.
For speed, strength. accommodation, and fare, these ships
have NO superior on the ocean.
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CUPREME COURT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
y plisation Of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty Of
the city of Nsw York, relative to the opening OF l2sd street,
Mount Norris square, in the Twelfth ward Of said sity, Tie
Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment in the above en-,
TITLED matter hereby giye notice pursuant to the ssatutes
supant or occupants OF all houses and lots ana improved OF
.nimprovsd lands affected thereby. and to all others whom
1t may concern, ~ follows, to Wit =
First. That they, have completed their estimate and assess.
msnt. and that all persons, whose interests are Affected
thereby, and who ma, be opposed to the same, do present
san street. IN the city Of New York, on or before the sd day
sesond. That the abstract of the estimate and assessment,
containing the names Of the owners Of the lots ASSESSED,
the numbers OF such lots ~ they appear upon The map OF the
Commissioners, together with such map: and the amount Of
the assessment, whether for damage or benefit, and also al
used by the said Commissioners in making their estimate
and assessment, have been deposited in the Street Commits.
sioner's office, Of the city of NEW York, there to remsin foI
the imposition Of whomsosverit may soncerA. until the 2Sd
Third. Also, that the limits embraced by tbis assessment
are - follows, that Is to say All the lots oflAad situatsin
together are bounded on the west by the easterly side Of the
new street or avenue on the sastsrly side Of Mount Morris
square, on the east by the westerly side OF the Second ave-
tween l23d street and l24th street. and ON the south BY the
line Of the centre Of the block between l23d street and l22d
street, sxs.ptins thsrofrom such streets and avenues oE
- the same is laid cut on the map Of the said Commission
srs, deposited Is aforesaid.
Fourth: Also that our report In the above entitled mat
the State Of New York, at q special term Of the said coGrt,
TO be held at the City Hall, In the city Of New York, on So
surd.y, shs 2sd day OF July, 4. ?. 1858. q the opening Of the
thsreaft.r ~ counsel can be heard, . motion will DO made
that said report be confirmed.
$ azs Eas y \; sE E1Hs$sss1scr, Commissioners.
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i The public are respectfully informed that Mr.. and Mra
Barney Williams, the original and genuine personators d
the Irish and Yankee characters, are engaged ct this popu
lar Theatre. 50 attractive are those ~artistes, thAS The Mans
ger is induced to open the Theatre expressly for their per
formanees. Duo notice will DO given Of their hrst sppsaraass
DANvARD's HOLY LAND.-LAsT WEEK BUT ONE.
ID The Gsorams, 66 Broadway. This magnificent paaat-
Ing presents, in minute detail, all the sacred lseAlsies neD-
toned in the Bible; the mountains, cities, rivers, and lakes.
and all the Holy Places now Ia dispute between ths RmDe
Yors Of France and Russia. Exhibited every evening" Az
o'clock; and on Wednesday and Saturday sftsrnoons. ~
o'clock. Admission. " sents; children, hAf-priOc.
DICHARD SANDS. WHO is NOW TURNING PARIS
N upside down with his astonishing antipodean feats, has
only one rival in the world, who is now ready TO engage toI
vented by Professor Hunt, sole patentes. and for saIe 1t an
HudsoI street. -here applicants may obtain the requisite
training. Inquire as above, of tho. T. KIPP.
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LEGAL NOyTTCEs.

NEW YORK COMMON PLEAS, SPECIAL
IN fore Judge Woodruff -Dickenson against Dickinson
Suit for divorce. On motion Of NJ. Van Hovenbergh, attor
ney for plaintiff, divorce granted.
II. VAN Counsellor at Law,
No N2A Rronma atrAai
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CRoTON %AoUEpUCT EPARTNENT.-TO CON.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTNENT.-TO CON-
raotors.-sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for sow
ton Aquedust Dsps,tment until Thur, day, the seventh day
double fewer in avenue G, from the termination Of the
double sewer now built in avenue c to and through
Fourteenth street, to the outer side Of the new bulkhead,
with The Necessary receiving basins and eulyerts5 being in
tions for building the same, and all ether information re-
lsung thereto, can be obtained on application to the Water
Purveyor, at this office. New York, June 20, 1853.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Cr0ton Aqueduct Department.
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EXTRA PAY.

ExTRA PAY.-U. 8. NAVY SAILORS, WHO ERv
~ nths U. 5. Navy, In the Pasihe Ocean, ~ any time
from 1916 TO lS62 can obtain their extra double pay, Of
EbWARD BISSnLL, agent, and Qatel purser y. 3. Nav,
No. 70 South WNlAaU streeA-
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N~ORPoRATION N~OTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
u by given to the owner or owners, occupant or occu-
pants of,li houses and lots improved or unin proved lands,
completed by the Assessors. and are lodged in the once Of
tntsrestsd, yiz:-For regulating, settling curb and gutter
stones and tagging the sidewalks Of Eleventh avenue, from
BY sach assessment inelude all the several houses and lots
Of ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels Of land, situated
On both tides Of Eleventh avenue, from Forty third to For
ty-sishth streets, on both sides Of Forty fourth street, from
Eleventh avenue half way to Twelfth avenue, on both sides
Of Forty nth and Forty seventh streets. from Eleventh
south side Of Forty eighth street, from Eleventh avenue
half way TO Tenth and Twelfth avenues. All persons whose
interests are affected by the above.named assessments, and
who are opposed to the same, or either Of them, are REQUEST
ed, At their ohhoe, No. 4 Hall Of Records, within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLE J DODGE, }Asssessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, June
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
~ New Jersey Railread-United States and Express
I.ns =. ,nrsush IN fo.s hours, leave New YORK foot Of ,6ors.
Philadelphia alto A. M, via y onsinason. Z and Q A. M
snda@ and $50 7. NJ, from foot Of Walnut street. Far,
w ~ % for second class In fhe 8 A. N. from New York and
Up. m. from PbilsdslphiA. Through tickets sold, and
Washington, Norfolk and CRsr1cston. in tbs ana q A. n
and 49, and $50 !. N trains, and connections certain VIII
ezra trains II behind time. Passengers with baeaass erom
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
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nrFICERS AND SEAMEN OF THE UNITED sTATRs
~ Navy, who served n the Pacific at any time from 1876
70 1852 esn reeve the 7 extra pay Of p. 7. BETS, assnt.
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CUPREME COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP.
- plication of the May or, Aldermen, and Commonalty Of
the city of New York, relative to the opening Of Fifty eighth
street. from Fifth avenue to the Hudson river, in the city Of
New York Pursuant to statutes in such case made and
provided, the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the
city Of New York hereby give notice, that they intend TO
apply to the supreme Court Of the state of New York, at q
special term Of the said court. to be held at the city Of New
York, on Saturday, the sd day Of July, A. d. 1853, at the
opening Of the court on that day. OF as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard. for the appointment Of Commissioners
Of Estimate and Assessment in the above entitled matter;
that the nature and extent Of the improvement hereby in.
tended is the opening of Fifty eighth street, from Fifth
avenue to the Hudson river, in the city of New York. as
laid out on the map or plan of said city, under and by vir-
tue of an act Of the Legislature Of the people Of the State
of New York. entitled IAN act relative to improvements,
touching the laying out Of streets and roads Ia the atty Of
New York, and for other purposes, y passed April 8. 1877.
ROBERT j. LILI.ON, Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated New York, June "a, 1853.
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lR. RosLER,s GENERAL INFIRxARY, 20 rsN7n

DR, ROSTERS GENERAL. %INFIRNARY, 20 TENTH
n l5s. i IL S.s s%..stl hS:,ir m a' q s.ss asy. . . .s 10 ss. III yG s.s;
ofthe city a General Inarmary, In which he will receive from
.ssss Yh ss in Ssn of ' ~ s.. - Rs.l ,s' e :isass.S si IL T.s.s 2; .., ssss
ssssssn and rii IS .l asGmss IN ans : a %snSsr Similar n:as . e sa sGsn .9,a.:
de sante, of Paris and ether capitals Of Europe. All ply
to b. t sai inarRsry. have spoken aass in s1 sSs = s' ss.ss ring
terms Of the arrspgsments within, and, ofoosrss, the founder
the came : worthy rival Of any similar sstabishmsns. The
iaSfsy, and veil vsntiisssa; every sr,tc care and pr sss oesS,I 10:
s sssS. ss q, the to ,i %shs rs the cs sams -. .i .";S, .ss and P,s..in!
: family circle; the best bedding has been specially pro
waiting viii in every respect be s.tovss on those sssiia,
( hI s::,: .H viii s' s.pa;: sa%:.i H. r Rsi s K: :ss. :;t s,s.ss;s:
the trsAsmsns Of s; patients, and the, viii hna him : nth
.spsrs.sd irs%s the ls'S osnsls' i;' dedicated Y ssoi sssfy sn !. ~
sssssPslUn o. 'S %Rs Sp pss's ss .,, and .. s gen ssm, Isr ss., will be |.
have apparatus for cold and warn baths close 70 the sei
sisi s..snt,.n |: p.i5 y n. Roster: All ps:::fssaiss:s q
i% @ssi.s. s.S pr Sisissis e. rr 81. Roster =: e.! prSSS S:.: s .ss:E sh :
aispen,ary Kitchen, %wsshhonse, &e, f., the exclusive benz.
health 'o Of isa : q allows i, sIsy. are "s'n Is.rsy No 70 ; ssssis %
;d,".,. Or n s%S,e ' *. : ssr%: Of via, ssm 5sssims !. The .lss,nsiy
For one bed in a saloon. tho bed, however entirely separated
~ %s% Hssdissi' s.ssndsnes,' msdi q board . sSf% ssa sc
t oPs. are h sy the i Isy.isi.n to 70 s cenya !: sss vine g. v &. ssG m.y 30
Of patient one week is TO be prepaid Sick persons whs
San notice, web sr s1s :" . SSRRUa'' "isGoe IL a sssSS the i'A1n'r'' are
M LARMoNT PARIS AND LONDON PHYsIcrAN
~ MI ana sn fro surs : iii si IN & sss s1 .y"n,ssl t a;0m II a, =; til 3
~ Rcade street, cerner Of Broadway.
NoTICE.-ALL OF you THAT ARE AFFLICTED
IN with thst dreadful disease. called cancer, can be CURED
Norfolk Virgins .iii guarantee alastins and permanent
s saG tho, aU sn riii S \. So Pasa ' to gs vel, under ny ;..s and ;silll,
NEEDLE With am no surgeon. Any other part or parts I
can cure There are some cancers which have become in
durable, but few OF these are TO be found I can cure whom
a, hope. sss si y pro ~: .n Ts': ! - siy Ei; he. ,, fear :, Of s contra !
live j do this TO sratify my friends, not myself. Come,
and i will cure you all. For the truth Of what i now asserA.
! will be pleased u those who desire TO place themselves un-
Der my care, for the cure Of this terrible disease, eancer.
Messrs William J, Hardy 4 Brother, merchants, Of
the first standing, In this city; Captain Edmond farria
u. s. Navy; Mr.. Henry r. Martin, and Mr.. Alexander Gala
Postmaster, Of this city, and also Mr.. William wade, nss.
WILLIAM BREssIK,
NEWPORT WATER CURE WAS oPRNHD ON
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$ sa assEss 4 4 spi afSHHs; Commissioners.

CUPREME COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE APP.
p%lioatiGn Of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty Of
third street from Fourth avenue to East river. in the
Twelfth ward Of said city.-Pursuant to statute in such case
made and provided, the Mayer, Aldermen, and Commonal
y Of tn: city q New York hereby give notice that the in
innate and assessment In the above entitled matter, At .
special term Of the Supreme Court, to be held at the City
day Of July, 1869, At the ope.ing Of the court on that day.
ture and extent Of the Improvement hereby intended 10 the
opening Of Ninety. third street, from Fourth avenue to the
East river, In the Twelfth ward Of said city, IS laid out
upon the map Or plan Of said city, under and By virtue Of
the laying ont Of streets aud roads in the city Of New York,
and for other %purposes.n passed April 3, 1907.
ROBERT ] DILLON, Counsel to the Corporation
New York, June 10. 1853.
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HOTELS.

A WEEK IN THE COUNTRY.-MANY WILL, THIS
n season, endeavor to spend a week or two In some cool,
delightful spot. where they can enjoy the pure air Of the
mountains. battle in a lale Of crystal spriAg water, exer
else by rowing on its waters, have fine fishing for pickerel
and trout, and board ct reason Able price, and the aim Of the
landlord to make all feel At home. For these. inquire Of
G. d. WOODBRIDGE, White Lake Hotel, Sullivan Co. NY
NR0TON HOTEL. PATERSON.-THI COMMODIOUs
~ hotel, situated on the Harlem Railroad, and about sixty
miles from Now York, Is now open for the reception Of board.
sive ard convenient, especially for families The Harlem
Railroad trains arrive and depart almost hourly. The scenery
in the vicinity and q riding course one mle in circumference
4. NICHOLS.
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p Sr. ::is : .,::: y * r. :'s! 3 I'm S I: ::S,s q " Seymour
f Hs' :. u u. s s.s%:s' ai:a.i.A.. i. II; F s:!i:;
.. TSE SSh5E,s!, py iISrEiRils s''' =. u.'s
S0ns LIES hEEI ! sS shS' HoRErs ANCHOR HIfs aias''
cs% i aaiis ..... NJ. Dunn Marry. Mss i Dass:
NATIONAL THEATRE, cHATHAN sTkIEr.-DooRs
David sP Dis ss I; 'i ptis.y Ti :s:n Il Z . s'sie q. bs''h' Of NJ.
S::;li'. Nj: + { ! f s 81: S$ S:::;:5s: n, /; s,: s *:
is7'ii's H iisRS:1tsTta,s %p2 H5;; HiEs '..1'.'',
FhihiSi ~ ErI L ksass k kssis Nj N Frs asassts
hadelon MIS- Drun'oh
CT. cBARLEsrHEArRE, BowERY, NEAR CHATHAx
y squars.-BO1es and Parqnst, Is cents.
Friday s''n, n sat Ian & z x4 \ sE s%s''S YosS,.
s syss MI H.. f Rsy$ jazz; .......A Mrs M w. S.sSn
Capt, Cannon. Mr.. Kesna Timid. =. !. Mr. simmond,
Chatter. Ars: Mcneil
DID fi you EVER SfHkE. SEND YOUR WIFE 6 u; H 81 lows,
cranf. MI. Keene Mrs Crank mrs. Mcneil
Mrs. Honeybun !. . Mrs. Mason
RARNuNs M%UshgM..THE LADY FROM
ID switzerland. with = full grown beard and whisksrs. 10
s spinga a.ss, ~F tlSa{ sHiBfIsP so s. l r. , snd f 4 LET nIx xfe
KICK BOY: evening, AZ B O'Clock, ALL THAT aLlTIEkS
is NOT GOLD. Three living Anacopdas on hand.
Admission 70 all, 70 cents; Parasst AID First Balcony. l2h
HHRISTY'6 OPERA HOUSE, az ABOVE
the sole direction aid personal supervision OF Z. p. Christy,
whose concerts In this city, for the past seven years, have
been received with favor by highly respectable and fashions
msncs 1t . O'Clock.
$500 -.
NATIONAL OF MR.. DIB-
IN bins. A GARD
The undersigned Committee would respectfully inform
their friends and the public that the benefit of Mr.. d. Dib-
evening, june y.
Inc committee wouid also TAKE tnis opportunity OF re-
turning their sincere thanks 20 Mr: A.: II, Purdy,, Tor ms
generous onsr OF the use 81 ms theatre Tor this occasion, and
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tors.-SeHsd prsposals, endorsed proposals for sewss
= twenty sixth street" will Be received = N, snss q sss
II June, 1853, at II o'clock, n, to build a,sswsr, visa shs
necessary receiving basins and esiyssss. n Issasy sxs :
point atout D feet west Of Third avenue bsins !. Length
HhOut l38 feet. The plan Of the sewer and spesinsstiens Ter
he building Of the same, and AL other Information relating
Mereto can be obtained on apphsatisn TO me watsr psTvsy-
81, ~ this onics HiCnOLAo DEAN.
New York, June 10, 1853.
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fInoToN A9yEDyCT EPARTMENr.-To coNTRAC-
Dover street, will be received 1t the office Of the Croton
Asueduet Department, until Monday, the 9Th day Of June,
Eeesiung basins and culvsrts, in Dover street, from the East
IN length shout 65 feet. The plan Of the sewer and speeif-
cations for the building Of the same. and all other informa-
tion relating thereto, can be obtained on application to the
Water Purveyor, at this ofioe. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York June I8. 1863.
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r

ENAMELLED N COTTAGE F~URNIrURR.-sYrs
II from $25 to 81 600 The largest assortment in the United
States. Sets made In number, color, and shade, TO suit All
tastes. GILLIES Il BYRNE, manufacturer, $40 Broad
way. IA few doors above Spring street, east sideo mAnufscto.
~, No. ~ Greene street.
ENAMELLED AND COTTAGE F~URNITURE.-THE
u subscribers invite the attention Of purchasers TO their
stock Of fashionAble and durable chamber suites, fro m SIS
upwards. Factory aud salssroom No. 62 White street. three
doors west Of Broadway. Dealers, shipper, and tho trade
supplied ON liberal terms, WARW1CK 4 TURNER.
CUITEs OF ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE.
- from SIS to $IU.-Purchasers will fnd tas above The
best and cheapest suites to be bought anywhere. Mattresses
and palliasses made at the lowest Wholesale prices; warrant
ed pure hair. MATHEWS 4 STACY, SOS Broadway, eosnsr
of Spring street.
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NOUNTRY SEA BATuING.-TWO ROOMS, WITH
~ board, facing the Fea shsre, to let to small families. Ap-
Ply to Mr., Leonig, Bath, New Utrecht, Long leland, near
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no SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THEU U. s. NAIL
IL steamship HUMBOLDT D; Lines Commander, will
and PasssaagsTs, on SATURDAY,; July ? = I; o,clSe:. from Pier
eond class, $40. Luggage not wanted during the voyage
should be sent on board the day before sailing. marked "Bs-
" aoRTiHER LRiViTfNScGs1TeGpHN, Agent, IS Broadway.
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Dated New York, Nay 10, 1858.

CUPREME COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF H AP.
- plicatiSn of the Mayer, Aldermen and Commonaity Of
from Third avenue to the new avenue on the sasterly side OF
Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment in tho above
entitled matter hereby give notice, that they will meet At
city Of New Yo.k, on Thursday, the seventh day Of July, a.
opposition to the estimate and assessment Of the said Com
missiOners, any person or persons who may consider them
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THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART, con
i tanning . series oftwo hundred authentic paintings, by
the most celebrated italian, Spanish, Flemish, and Frcsoh
Vernet. Is now open for exhibition at So Brosdwsy. near
Union park. Admission % cents. Exhibition hours from 3
A II IA 10 p NJ
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~ hshsf.i retreat in the world. u..-.m
'. Ss' ss e; e; sS a : +; ; ;;;; II ill., \ s ; sss::sso ,
;;: .'s;s:;' x FRAY : ; s$s: Il p;;'$ $ss S ;iis ; ;';s": i'
Es.' a. j..i S S:,i %s,%.a Walter Mn rs ss sss.l:s
. Jane f SaaaESossii1xl lEsI TWINS.
oGib. NV. M i Bro SsisSn s.iIs Mrs. Sheriff.
ERANCoNrs HIPPoDRoNE PRODUCTION OF
1 q v;, .,.I u:o n ,sst n 'a %m. %s:. gorgeous and astounding
rRAxd ssHTs Colossal colo t.i aIsfS 81
D.n.s ch..i:. Es.::; ,I .ss.5S I:Ia SPORTS, and .sA~
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
s ..s. :; s sss I sssps 70; from from s:n sr. a'iss q soli ss;s' s:i:s AZ
FAMOUS iif SsyS sSyE SaE nI a aSsnss XIV, IN 1854
: :;s:;:'' I :Sss,.S:;:;:.. "a s.. !. II I: fs Y; r:
Vi. .ish s.,.; s%.:sHs,oP h. n. %.d meet !, di,s..y e 9:.ssy: S,.ns:.ss.
1se ;sii 81 :: #; < n Ire; S;s% {s s:: : $$; II + a.; 4; ''., Witnessed
in which adn he opssfas 3, Il the L. tsssH hs.s 4u ls a:1:ia;. III.
fairy movements Of c Oh DE BALLET.
stud, company, and vast resources Of the sssAblshmsnt wnl
THE RENowNE FLORAL CAR.
built iI and used By TT.nee.i; e. his hiippoda.o%s, ~ Paris.
ssSs.: :s' i ; :S:s i:iis., si:9a.:a i q sisa.. ss'R Y:.i s:is:
machinery in the most novel and graceful positions, aerial
suspensions and revelations, forming the most wonderful,
classical, and mechanical exhibition ever presented IN Abe
wGdls Iii fs sss .pSu agsa.s.s III sI nS.', a@s .s .s 70. Sn: :sn devise s.9:s
PRiCIs OF ADMISSION TO THE who'll.
se:.s1:d s::i:. ::'" o'nsi Season season Iisi.s:. $50
Doors open st2and7P \. Performances ssaAsassa ~
2H and s O'clock.
Performances will be given every afternoon and evening.
those Of the afternoon being equal in every respect 70 thees
Of the evening". Children under Ten years Of age win - I'D
niNed for half price TO the reserved seats sad boxes. sa
TIE lets can be secured ~ ts following plAees:-wsstsr.
Hotel, Astor House, Lovsjoy's. and Dsdworth's nusts stsrs.
WOODS MINsTRILs. ~ BROADWAY, o
nagsr and Proprietor. The entertainments sns1sd By the
celebrated company Of Musicians and Ethiopian D~slinsators
cannot be squahsd by any other band In the United States.
So'closk. Admission u csnts. The public are respectfully
informed that the afternoon sonserts are dissoAunIsAL
WASHINGTON CIRCUS, CORNER OF THIRTY.
w ninth street and Sixth a~venue-hANN, MOORE, and
THOMSON, Propristors. Col. Alvah Mann. Manager.
The public is respectfully informed that this unique and
beautiful place of amusement 10 now completed, and spea
for the season.
PERFORMANCES rvFRr AFTERNOON AND EvIHHe,
BY q com pasy Of the most renowned and accom- plishsd Ar
lists In the United states.
Madame Tournaisrs, W.B. Carroll,
Mrs. W b. Carroll, Mr.. ARMSTRONG,
La Petit Marie, Sam Lathrop.
Mile Josephine, Bobby Williams,
The Antonio Family.
and . full troupe Of Equestrisns and Gymnasts will appear
every AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Afterneon-Doors open vt .; performance TO commence 1t
3 O'Clock; kvsning-Doors open at 7; performance 70 Gem
Admission to all parts Of the house, 25 cents.
th!es minutes, and the Eighth avenue CARS are within sws
minutsc walk.