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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-09
Joaquin,
The Noted Merican RObber.

The San Francisco Herald gives romantic
account of Jonaquin, the Mexican robber. He
recently stopped on the Salinas Plains and the
owner Of the house, asking him, in the course
of the conversation, ifhe had heard Of joaquin
the person addressed put bis hand to his heart
and with grave politeness and penetrating
glance, replied
"Sir, am that joaquin, and no man takes
me alive, or comes within one hundred yards
of me with these good weapons"
"Without any further cermony, and perfect
" unexcited. the robber went on to relate the
reasons Of his conduct in his late career
sHe said that becoming disgisted with the
fre ouence of Mexican revolutions, be had come
to California TO end his day in peace, as ah
American citizen; bat that he had been op-
pressed, robbed and prosecuted BY the AIneri-
cans in the pIacers; had lost $4,000, been
driven from piece Of land, which he was
working with an American companion; had
been insuted and grossly maltreated without
Justice had been fogged-and he was deter
mined to be tevenged for his wrongs fotrfold'
He had robbed many, killed many, and more
should suffer in the same way, or else he
would die in the struggle. He appeared then
to grow very serious, and become excited +;
but subsequently added, that hearing large
reward was offered for bis head, or his living
body, he rode into Stockton, disguised, walk
ed ieisurely around, With his scrape thrown
over his shoulders. reading the different hand
bills posted up about town. Coming to one
of these, in a public thoroughfare, where 80
900 was offered for his capture, he wrote IN
pencil underneath--"I will give $4,000 my
self-yoaqtin," and leisufely rode out Of town
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-09

~ The Alton Telegraph copies a state
m ent which gives an instance Of the practical
enforcement Of N, Illinois slave law in Wash
ingtou county. A colored man after a confne-
ment Of six weeks in the county jail, on The
20th llt sold to Marcus @ Faulkn@, Of Grand
Point, for the sum Of 81 IS df one month.
AT the expiration ofthat time, unless he leaves
the State, he Is again TO be arrested, and sold
to t,c highest didder, which may be for a
month, year, or dozen years, or for life
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-09
aD9 N9POO1Q9A0
vup,IsuEp EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
sY OWEN s. KELLY:
n@,,-nert door to MesSrS. Wright d Elders
Drug Store.

TEX M S:
THE WoopvILLE REPUBLICAN is issued week
~ AT three dollars year, if paid in advance,
Sr four dollars, if payment be delayed until
the expiration of six months.
ADVERTISEMENTS, inserted at 81 90, per
,ouare (which is ten lines) for the first lnser-
ion. and fifty cents for each continuance
The usual discount made to yearly advertis-
srs. Where the number of insertions are not
marked, they will be continued during the
pIeasure of the publisher, and charged ac-
eordingly.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES, for State Offices.
$40 90; for County Offices, IS OO..invariably
ia advance.
Book, AND Jon WORK, of all description.
srcuted at this office, at New Orleans pr-
ces, with neatness and despatch
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-09

fT- Punch says, an astronomer being
asked what the use Of an eclipse was, replied !;
"Oh. don't know. Perhaps il gives the sun
time for reflection
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-09

rg-abIike" and is il yoHrself that can ee
after telling me how they make ice cream z
In truth Tcan---do they not bake them in
cowld ovens, TO be sure" Pat, was silent and
looked very demure.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-09

sz-what part of the science Of navigation
.hond a railroad conductor Of the present day
understand Why, be should know no" 70
teep tbe adead reckoning" Of couse.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-09

nz- The best cure for hard times IS to cheat
the doctor by being temperate; the lawyer oy
keeping out Of debt the demagogue BY voting
ion honest men; and poverty BY being indus
trious.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-09
szg- A a recent meeting q the Miss

eg- At recent meeting Of the Nhssis1p-
pians in San Francisco, it was resolved to pre-
sent to the Hon. jefferson Davis sword OF
California manufacture with set III its hit
10 be selected from the gold-bearing noun
tains Of California, "aS he risked his lite TO
obtain them for the United States Of Amer
;esT
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-09

szr An iliterate correspondent, who IS
oisen to sporting, wants TO know when the
2 ApgIo-saxon Race" 50 much talked about,
Is to come OFF,
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-09

rg-~ Mariage-what is it ti"-Ni's L"ey
iStone. al d, d.
Wouldn't YOU like 70 know "-B'''''
Posi.'
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-09

Tm USIrEp STATES PREPAID ExyKloPrs.-
In pursuance Of official orders, received from
the city OF Washington by Geo. +. Nesbitt,
Esq, large Quantity Of the Uuilcd States
prepaid envelope were shipped from New York
on Thursday, by Adams d Cos Express, to
the postinastefs o. the principal eities III fhe
Southern and Western sections Of tue tnite,l
States.
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i
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e. s.s: r. from Ss
pSs coLs s nd
vii : Ss ss sr; &. r.aa. M. sal.
RoYYaA.E' hAH ,s sITcEAxsIIr ArRICA-roR LIVER
from the es%p;ay dool .. CITY With The m :i
vi :s o. shs s & IL . ss'r'
FSn cvERPOoL--STHAnsHIP ANDEsJl q MOO.
an and NORM ..s = M
rsfss CSnpany: dock 81 Jsr;sy CITY saturday M
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MAJ sssansrs-zhs shPs ssnprsas shs lhs i6s
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no. -. .i Ssss DAFT ''' ' rom t,.r,e..
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JOHN nOMRO1 co., Ne. 9 Ras Ms>ss Dsus De-
vioAoires, Paris;
s.S.s s:. ss :5 s: ...... 70. ,..
ss ~. :;s *: :. s. : s:.:
CTEAh BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- TIE Glasgow and New York Steamship Com panys new
sss.mer GLAsGOW, 96s toni: S0 horse powsrJ Robert
WsSnssdsy yanusSy is st u o'clock First cabin
third class, $25-stsward's foes included Apply 70
UyHl LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA orlAN.
ship Company intend starting theif fAvore stsanshpe
NY Ny % o. GLsssGw essurday, Ca
saloon 10 Ssi ana ,6 ,accsrdinx 70 sssss rScns,
limited number Of third elass passengers win be taken
and found with comfortably cooked proviaons, for
~. 10 Liverpool 30. :. nom Liverpool
Parties wishing 70 bring out their friends obtain ser
Gates Of passage aAd dras the Bank OF Ireland
Of sterling and upwards Handbs be had ~ the Of
dos OF THOMAS 1ICHARDaON, Agent
No. Is Broadway.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OUPR1N1 OOURT-M THE HATTIE or rHn Ar.
DneaAon Of Vie Mayor, Aldermen. and OommsnAty Z
sssA non e Third avenue y Ne kast rvss n lks ety q
New YeSk Pursuant 70 statutes such made cad
AsA ths Mayer, Alderms1 and OoWmonAty Of TIE city
Few YsSk hereby give notice that ksy intend 70 Apply
~ q ne sal seur Be held q The city q New York
okSuYday Ne l0h day Of November 1853 hs opening
Asasl for Me spponimant Of Of lmats end
Assssnat N Abe shove entitled matter that the nature
md sxtsnt Of We provsmsnA hereby intended ths opoa
hg Of Eighty nah saest from Third avenue 70 the Han v
!sid ~ a.ss asa y rsss aos q Ne L:saAu.s ::
hvs 70 nprovsmsnt touching the laying ont Of sreoA and
roads m Me stX Of Kew York snd for other purposes"
DasssA Apyn Z laW. ROBERT J. DILLON,
Council 70 The CoxpcvANce.
Dated Nsw York. Ossobss I. 1873
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILYs FIFTH CoNCnRI. A.
.s.,s. ..ssr.ss.., ~.--

THE HUTcHlNsoN rAhL!s FIFTH ' I. s,v.s -
- ssalss aAusrnssas,
THURSDAY EVkNIN0, New u, l6U5.
The programme comprises many nsw soAga
As sung by che Band OF Brothers.D
Mostly their own but part bslongS
TO the creative genius Of Others
We've left again ous mountain hons:' :
Where wandered the lover drear And Iona
by the Light Of the IRE Hy lamp"
Little Topsy's Song and Right DER Wrene~
Which teaches the true Christian PLAN
The " Song for Cold Water" for and for dsu9Se
And Do Good Torn when you can"
"a Song for the Times" called Dollars and DenssS
One too OF the "Anoient Ages"
When mon and women travelled foot.
Or rode In the "Old Fashioned Stages"
"Ths Bridge Of Sighs;' "The Old Farm Hs~ss~
" Where shall tho soul find restf'
"The nissries Of lfev Rum, Murder and ntwafsi
And Uncle Sans Farm" in tAs west
Alss, song Of "Ths Fugitive
"Il be fresi rll be freel and shall conAnewl
With fetters and chains, this free spirit OF MINI.
From my youth have vowedin my God TO RELY.
And, despite the oppressor gain freedom ee d.
Doors open at 6k; Concert 1t " O'Clock.
Tiobets - cents and limited Of Secured SeAss
30 centto be had 81 Messrs. Hall Sons No. ~: Horace
Waters, No $751; g. c. yolss No. 500 T. g. Bsrrys No ~
Broadway; and ~ the Ticket Once at Tabeenaels on
the evening Of the Concert,
Compartment; New Book Of songs and History fsfsa -
Ne aoog.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRBO>, "
~ New Jerssy Ralrosd.-Unitsd States anA KxYFsss
through l. four hours leave New York. foot q Csads
street., 81 And "A: H.. aal $50 and $50 r T. Lsave
Philadelphia 81 80 A. n, via KensnGen sad NJ and
I1 ana A0 p from NE feet q Walnut street. Pare E?
hon Phnadephs IhrougA tickets sold and passages and
Through baggage carried for Baltimore Washngon Nssk
Trains and connection ssftan with extra trains bsnA
NINE Passenger. with baggage The ferry fifteen mAaS
tsSors ths trains leave
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, ATTHR
i BROOKLYN ATHENGUM.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, sincerely uAAseuA =
their fsnds for the reception given them q ~
above place Tuesday evening, November is vhsa go
will sing their compostonS and selections. HoksD
had q Cottisrs music stSr. on Atlantic ssrs:s e
store 2l3 Fulton street. walkers Fulton sEss0S
and at the door the evening Of concert
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TRAVHLLERy GUIDE,

1Qk2 MOST sAFE CHEAP. AND RKLIABLl
HsE York inland route: Three daiy I'm.
d $50 H. oonneetng d Albany with Central line Of rail-
Dad also with the North for Saratoga SPRING. White
hall and Montreal The trains with Western
and Hsdsop and Berkshire railroads 81 Chatham Four Ger
ner Lebanon SPRING. and after Monday from
eepeA corner Of White, Elm, and Centre Streets where
through tickets can be procured and baggage checked
Ior Albany Tor Syracuse,
schenectady, Rochester,
/" Utica. BufYaIe
Passengers also received Bovefy aad
twenty street and Fourth stations
trains MI land and receive only NJ Croton Falls
and Chatham Four Corners ALI other trains viii leave City
Hall station Of Tryon and Centre street. here
tofore. u. SLOAT. SUPERINTENDENT
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nSD sSrnGxnu.

FURNISHED OR INFuRNIsHED APARTMENTS IN
a fret eaGs haute With without partial board aisa
ne mont or lack paror for gent only i5l Cham
str e. = - 800
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~ Broadway, above Grand street.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The we'll known original, far famed, and only
CHRIsTY's M!NSTRkLs.

The we'll known orignaI Far famed and only
CHR1STY,S MTNSTRkLS.
Organised in 1874
The hrst and Oldest established company existeaee
THE MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
The hrst to harmonze Negro Melodies orginatofs
present popular style Of Ethiopian lntertsamsnts II
whose success In this cty for continued ss
years past without precedent in the annals Of DuA0
amusement In Few York
The present company with additional msubsr4 e>u.
Prise the same and every living who oonsttst
tho band At ts organization In l2 with the exceptions a
George n HARRINGTON late Bsns Casnet perormar
estabs ment who the of George ChristyT
Notwithstanding the length of time they been ssue
oiated together They do not claim for themselves aly
merit for oonrratuaon In the amount Of patrsnass Ss.
slowed their efforts by kind audiences
any place Of public amusement in thsworld.
THE COMPANY,
Conn rising versatile and talented corps Of sxpcrsuesA
performers under the direction and supervisor
EDWIN r. CHRISTY, Sole Proprietor and ysr, ~
only individual At this time previous Of the
plan Minetrelsy.
Admission u cents. Doors open at 5h O'Clock; sonnsass
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NEW FORK TO MONTREAL. OaDENsBUR0 Buzz.
i, unsson and 81. Johnss.xy yia New Haven, spring
ssa ns .nS Rouse. Pon ross
edcs:, New HAsss rai,osd ser>r GEo.awsy aad ca.sl
and Twenty sixth street and yeas~a sA1s' nsssASs
'n''~'. 1YIRAwcys Hypu. Arsut ~ -"-th ss.ssa
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HAIDEN AND ANB0Y kAILROAD TO PHHADEL,
NA.I, and Pm Accommodation line at 10 a. r., 81
Steamboat Trenton South Amboy cars BosdsntoEn
press line NJ By steamboat John Potter, 20 Amboy
thence direct Camden through four hours and
hak Tsre g. ReturnnG leave Phls dslphia 81 10 Y,
md 9Pk
hudson RIVER RAILROAD-TRA1NSD DAILY FROM
u Chamber street, for Albany and hoy
Ex..es train A. M-Through in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock Same
evening.
Ysn tsln, . A. M.-1hrouxh ~AJ seains q u u and
SPIN.
Express train, p. N.-AscsmnodApio sraia 80 y 4,
For TAyrytown, p. Il For PeekskM, 10 A. NJ IS p H.,
Md6P. H. Tor PouE6eepde, 4. u. and 10 p. n. Pas.
and Thirty first streets
Sunday tralns nom Canal street, d r. ~ for Albany
md Troy, Stopping At al way stations
EDMUND FRENCH. Superintendent
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TTNCLE TOMS CABIN.-STRAN0xRS AND CIII>
u nf<meA that the National Theatre Ne ealD
New York where vexson Of this oeoheAloA p1
can be witnessed. 49,
After having BEEN performed q ths Troy Musssn -
in Chatham strsst, near Roosevelt and has beea j91A
successfully every night noe the l0h % Juy de
every and Saturday aftssHeonl with tAS
f Wonder little cordela Howard - ths Eva, Of vhA 80
is the original in America. 81 .
TO caution the public that ether piece aansu
any other establishment In New York not NJ
Sion. q. L. AKIN.
Author Uncle Toms Cabla Dsrssrnsd q Ne Qs6n-
al Theatre New York. and whore viii 10 eontinusl eysR1
evening" and Wednesday snd Saturday asEAssa Au
,ns the remAirder OF the year l06A
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IL TIMBER LAND FOR sALD.-wILL BE
pu Siic auction, on the premises on Wednesday,
l., that valuable tract Of land known 10 Pats's
res 80 OF which Arc cleared and In high state Of
With scmfortable dwelling and all necessary cut
az 500 sores are heavily sst with white and rcd
4 naviaable creek, and M part Of IL more than
,rs OF Z mile from . convenient landing. Also
the horses mules, cattle, wagons, lighter about
furniture. farming utenals, 10. Terms-For the
ourth cash, the balance IN one, two snd three
or the other property approved end ,rsed notes NJ
for 81 s1ns ovss -. Scr fsrshsx ArsieuiArs IN
AXEa WILSON, 81 MoAtgonsry sssseA Jersey
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and fixtures Of the jewery 2S7 Blocker street.
Grove and Barrow Streets for sls rent low loca
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..x,~ xrvsru r7p CHArHAh STRHnx. ana,
EkArk1Lr s,,-The above establishment cpen SvQD
see, n,.iact and In the evening, ~ ~, To- Ue
rerncon f.s.ie and original Of vlna
ssstSsry BY os,ns.s Trosge o. Model Arss
sesher VIZ, sec Bills each day Admission:scs Yvs
pc boae, osns ssaee sesn WIT c % 40
uh vents, boxes. On osnS' ss'''rS' -" 0'"- -
,vv.r GALLERY or eVpIrrrAN Art OCDs
VHk se,,cs of two hundred Authantic pAntlnes ~
ass esiebrssed Italian Spanish, Flcmish, and SAess
thc noss 80, Guido ds aieune IA d. 12i> down Heyonu
o. nov open sor exhibition a. M5 Brosdwnyi 49,
$50, ps,s Adl---.en - ss--. ~F1s. . G2r-' cerz
IMS NP.M- = ~ >.
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NLr.g.c lsrrYgcv- WI ALI LETTERS or
~ ssainsss senoerp.us is ihsssrs auss ~ A1arsss1
eAnp.s kasoA, TreasurSe
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NIBLO GARDEN.-GRAND OPERA AND BALLET.
~ night-on W dnesday evening" Nov. l6 by request
MAsANIELLo
Sic. BENEvENTANo as PietrS
SIG. QU1NTO as Duke Alphonso.
SIG. GASPAROEI as BorellA
hD'LLE LEEDER FensIlA,
In tho 6rst act, BOLERO. performed By
hD,LLE DROUET and MONS DCMAR
In The third act TARANTELLA, by
Sixnors AARlNl ROvERE, viETTl, ROsi and others q
the artists have kindly consented % appear In the
Meyerbeer's PROPHETIC 10 in active prepArssion. and
will be produced in tie Of next week.
Price Of admission, One Dollar.
Seats may be secured daily ReSsrs Hal. 4 Son g. No.
239 Broadway opposite the Park and Nibi,s Garde9
fSon O'Clock In the morning until 5 In the evening
Doors open ~ On; porfornano 90 TO comm at7k.
GRAND CONCrRT-MLLE GARRIELLE DE La
- motto PaIbte the only artist who number among
her tescher Etngufshed and lustrious mAstsrs
AeDaessohn sat- PrudenA and ThAlbers respectfully
FIRST GRAND CONCERT IN AMExIcA
NIBLOS CONCERT SALOON
MILE. EMMA EsMoNbE.
- Her first sppesrsnceli
SIGN0R QUIN O,
MR.. JOSEPH BURKE, yioliniss
MR.. A. BOUCHER, violoucellist.
aud MR. HENRY c. TIMx.
Admission One Dolltr with reserved seat
The sale Of tickets will Wednesday, the l0
at the music of VIM Hall Sons and obtained
ut all the PRINCIPAL music stores and hotels.
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ARE CHANCE FOR SALE. IN BROOKLYN, THE
stock and fixtures ola liquor store tho Hamil
venue ferry good stand for grocery and liquor
sr store; nov doing good business in liquor and
Inquire at 239 Columbia street, corner Of Carroll,
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DOR BREMEN-THE BREMEN NAIL STEAMSHIP
l. GERMANiA, Capt. l.. W. Bremen will leave for Bre
men on November g at Y o'clock from her
second cabin S6 No freight will after
November 26 For freight or passage, apply to
OELRICHS 4 co, 50 Broad street.
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RUCKLEYs OPERA HOUSE, CHINESE HALL. On
~ Broadway, near We 9: Nicholas HotsL-Opea every
We sls::s s:sssl.s.d I'd nos talented sI
the nrss 70 sing OpeeaMo Choruses perform
Busssque Opera 10, Ae lkswse all Opsrssio Ckoruses
sung By ether bands" arranged sS Che On
psass q labor and talsnS y Buoilsys ssrensd. Th.
Of th Company WI SIN bs osndusSsd IN ts present. fashios
able ye"ful without vulsanty" Concert sommenoes q
X o'6ook. Admission, 8 oemts.
BUCKLEYD Propxjetof.
h. BISHOP BUCKLEY. HusieaI Dfrestse.
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RAITIHoRE OLYMPIC THEATRE BALTIMORE ST.
ID EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Tho charming and ened Coincidence and Vocalist Mrs
CHAs HOwABp, wiz appear this popular and ashiona
bic PLACE o. m usonent together with Mr. CnA HOWARD,
Comedian,
JOSEPH IL. DAWSON,
nAnaxsx fvr sss Ssoskhcijcsps
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ia STORE FOR SALE-WItL BE SOLD AT AUC-
ion on Wednesday. 10th Nov at 10 o'clock A. n, the
abished drug store No % Duane street. together With
stock fixtures no., everything complete. good prao-
tached. Terms cash.
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E,RANCONps HIPPODRoMk-THE GREAT MATCH
Il race between

AN AMATEUR AMEKCAN LADY RI0ER
AMI tho French Riders
will take place at the Hippodrome
THIS EvENING, NOV. Is.
Also, great .riety of other entertainments
AFTERNOON AND EVENING, DURING THE WEEK.
Boxes, u cents. Pit Is GENTS Reserveo Scass u. Os
lored Boxes, 70 oentP.
Doors open at hah past and q qusrecr before = Peg
fornrnoes will commence half n hour after
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3ALE-A SALOON AND RESTAURANT ON
u first floor, with lease of the house. TIE saloon
ty fitted up and house furnished with good stock.
haser can take such furniture and stock as he may
be bushes, is well established with good trade.
centre Of the city. great bargain il offered II APP
Immediately. Address Umega Broadway Post
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Kaye, IS DEY STREET, HAVING THE MOST
agnifcent cabalistic magican's apparatus in the
will dispose of it, cheap for cash. or exchange for
ntable property Parties taught all those wonderful
magic on very reasonable terms, and in a short time
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SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Pacific street, between Bond and Nevins, In q first
ighborhood and free from nusances. Tho house
all The modern improvements, walls painted, TO-
&; and but q small amount Of cash required down.
II 4 CO, No As Chambers street.
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GARD.
0eorEs ally LAST twelve
years IN snneotsn With Ethisvian ansrelsytakss this
method ofnfnrminR his public thai
i'TTsd sopsrscssshiP With M Wood Of Minstrel Han
and hopes noet hi friends in that n1gnAseuS ani com.
modous hail. IN his professional oapssity he hopes M en-
SG e. md na;ssra. prospects aov promise No sOrs
public have heeetosors accorded him.
GEO. N. HARRINGTON
professionally known - George ChrisSy.
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P0WERY THYATRE.-U Y. STEVENS STAGE MANA
- ger Time aitered-Deors open at curtstn .,
o'coek Lower Tier Of Boxes 50 Second Thrd
60 cents
Tlesda1 evening. Noxamher win n. n.rfarmsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

They all first GLASS New York bu hips psevded wisi
AL requse articles for the sofer pas
sSnssr and COMMANDED BY men Of eIsrense In tao trade
sent 70 the subscrbefs viii be forwarded free sn5
charges but those actually incurred
BOYD BINCKEN. Agents. ia PEARL ctresA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

,ALE-FIvE VERY DESIRABLE TWO STORY
X houses in Fifty third street. Second avenue.
,i.hed, ami ADAPTED for one or two families. rrlse
esau afrcet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND GOOD
Of corner liquor store situated 10 the Sixth ward
with q horse wagon, and harness. Apply TO J.
No. chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

" FOR SALE-SITUATED AT ROCKAWAY, L l.,
tho Merrck and Jamaica plank road about seventeen
.om BROOKLYN consisting of sixty FIVE acres Of good
fteen acres OF which covered with wood The i'm
ents consist of fine dwelling house. clearinghouse.
beds, house, ieehouse, &C., all in good order There
ut variety of fruit and ornamental upon the pre-
Also fine garden, which is bounded on ono side by
iful stream of wate- The South bays, which abound
and they afford ut all seasons tho greatest amuss-
hose fond of that kind of sport. For further par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

CTEAh BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ Tas Giasgow and New York Steamship Coupanys new
Craig oommandsr, viii leave New York for Gsssow on
Wednesday, January 49, 1t o'clock First cabin
loon staterooms 3d. do midshp do Ub cabin go;
third class, $2S-stswards foes included Apply 70
j MCSHMON IS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

LIZA FIRST CLASS HOUSE, BUILT IN TIN
style, with the modern Improvements, four stories
Is feet 8ipohes front and rear, 81 feet deep, lot
inches deep, in TIN street. $50 feet west Of
venue, ON the north side. Apply to c. BEDELI,, Oh
aises, or 262 West Twenty ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15

CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
DICH CLOAK GALLOONB, vKLvBT, REAL GINPURl
h iacsa and drese txmmings Of the richest description
aaaortmep IN ke city, wholesale and RETAIL assov
sstcae nA1hYNPLN aQal< nvoAavAa