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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26

TOR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
large first GLASS grocery store, in good location,
and doing heavy cash business To that understands
the business this opportunity Good given
for selling. Apply 70 INSECT TUTTIE 65 Chatham ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26

Nor sAIE-ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE PRI
IL vate residences in the city situated the north side
Of Twentythird street, (Which is 100 feet wde The
house built for the owners occupation, of best
terals The lot is % feet front All the front windows
Of plate glass of extra size. There four
floor, the centre room arranged music room, with
s
1t is handsomely furnished which viii be sold with
without the house, may suit the applicant Apply 70
E. H. LUDLOW h CO., II Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26

T,OR SAIE-HOUE AND FURNTTURE.-A NEW AND
Il well finished three story brick house, in West Twenty
sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues,
tanning all the modern improvements Fur entirely
new, and possession be had immediately For fur
Their particulars apply to MANUEL TRUJILLO Agent
1O8 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26

NOR SALE-TWO NEW DWELLING HOUSES, THREE
IL stories and basement, stone fronts with ali the
dern improvements; in Thirty 6rst street. Sixth
avenue the other in Second place, Brooklyn Price low
terms liberal. Apply to CHAS. s. ANDREWS, II Wall
street third aoor, room No 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26

an. PAINTINGS-TwO FOR sAIE-0NE THE En-.
~ tombment Of Christ, Ane old Italian painting.
worthy the attention of coanosseurs; the other
from Pilgrims Progress. To be seen at the Upholstery
store. 81 Chamhers street ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26

NOR SALE-THE FOUR STORY AND AAs1lENT
I brown stone house No 4o2 Fourth avenue. Ass, tho
substantial four story brick house. with elegant ste
Seventh next the southwsss corner 0fwcnty-
seventh street Terms accommodating. For FAN par
tculars apply at the store Of GEORGE READ No. 90
nrOad vav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26
NOR sAIE-TwENTY ACRES OF LAND ON LONG

T>OR SALE. AT ASTORIA, A NEAT TWO. STORY COT
l. tsge, with wings, and about six lots Of ground with
shrubbery, fruit trees &c. Stable on rear; Location
delightful overlooking New York and Brooklyn within
fifteen minutes walk Of landing and three minutes
Of stages. Win be sold cheap, and terms liberal.
BILLING l. TUCKER, 289 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26

TOR SALE-THE TWoSTORY AND ATTIC HOUSE
II and about eighteen years unexpired lease of lot
known lat Christopher street Ground rent $50 Price
Price 81 $50 Apply the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26

LyOR sAIE--LOTs ON SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH-
I teenth streets, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
A good house win be taken in exchange. Also three
beautifully situated lots in Bond street near Fulton
avenue, Brooklyn. No money wanted II built upon.
Also, modern built houses and country seats on long
credit. $40 600 to loan. r. LAWRENCE 76 Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26

OAR FIXTURES Fur sAIlE-THE FIXTURES OF
ID small liquor store consisting of ten and twenty gal
lon kegs, counter, beer pump, stove &c kc in store
NO 3os South street between Montgomery street and
Gouyerneur slip for sale Inquire in the ship smith
shop In the rear Of the premises STEPHEN ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-26

EoR SALE, OR PART TO LET-A THREE STORY
brick house and lot No 776 Greenwich street. third
door north of Bank street. Lot q feet inches by 80
feet The house Is built In modern STYLE with IL inch
walls, aiding DOORS marble mantel Croton water, and
every thing in the best manner beautiful yard aud
within 30 yards " Abingdon square
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25
Sales Tomorrow.
BY GREEN & scorr, Auosio..s,

BY GREEN q SCOTT, Aucsionssrs.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO kc., AT AUC-
tonon Mondays the 10Th ss'Aat shall sell At 10 O'clock
the Nir. William declining
hun close bis business the Of
streets, Northern Market
family groceries, viz
Imperial Gunpowder, Young Hyson and black teas
Brown pulveixed and crushed ss..s
Java, Laguira, aud Rio coffee 800
Spices, starch, aud candles ..ss.tEi
PIime and tobacco
Oil, aiolasses, vinegar, flour, salt dsh etrs. 49,
Wood, willow, croekery, and stone y s4Hf
With arc
kept grocery stock o. nauory viz
French and brandy Holland rum
old rye and other whskey =
Wine OF Description an bottles and draw
Also, the store fixtures. ~ - te'
Terms An sans SIS, cash sa3 Of two and four
months, for satisfactorily endorsed.
and fhmics respectfully invited
The goods being OF quality will
Of tef attention. No poponsmen on account Of The weather
- 81 =. .ets- 81 f.a ~ GREEN SCOTT,
septT-d Ancsfonaefs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

Of this
The study incudss
oresk ssd French languages The
philosophy, geology,
horcugh Of ~Ahe~sc and mred The nsthno.
ib~ay,
and chemical sparsus and vssaS'e cabinet Of mins
eel specimens, kc-
observatory, with schromac telescope
ss,roaomcaf Clock and TroughfonS circle
sscstcfy, furnaces, IL anayss as Of
coils rocks, ninersis, Ae., conducted.
nsnh~r students There I've
qusn.d and erperienced teachers siy
ready and willing all care,
rp Besdes these, the of
tss~ ofdrswns through
NJ delivered during
and Apecimens phoeo
ply astronomy ehcntssy r.ocy, v-getsb rhyoioC and
cultural chea,ssry. - -. le 49, -s.t4 : -
trcu'sy, rssainns obtained ~ spp
BENJAMIN HALLowrLL-
3af iEatH Ena A.t7Rft HvNRy q. HALIOWEtr, A. B..
FRANCIS MILLER, A. a. -, u
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The Faktr OF Sfva's

The Fakir or Sfva's fs#&
..-g.,.4fay Original TROUPE OF Fu.sr
CHINESE JUGGLERs,
.aerobah, Coniortionsts, and EooIutio~i's,
5H.. a. in number, ,I
Win appear in their
THRILLING AND STARTLING FEATs,
IRON HALL, MONDAY KvEsIso September as
evening during the week. ifs fR
The Infant Wonder and Musical PyodsiG,
Masters Canes and Lewis Reitx, and old with
dancer DEWITT will In their chsste ethiopian
Z dauIa
For par cuians bills. 9tsgt.5se. Naai
Doors nc Z O'clock HlGlef AAt
Tickets, so cents; chdon as Reserved seats IS cents.
Sep 2i-iw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25
NEW YORK STATE EAR.

SARArocA, Sep. 22.-The New York State agricultural
fair II is feared, failure, and will hardly pay expenses
in consequence Of the continued falls Of rain Among
those from olber States, the Hon. w. Rives, who Is
deliver the address the Hon c. Calvert president of
the MARY agricultural society Mr.. Whnore, OF Bal
timore Gen Tlghman, OF Eastern Shore OF Maryland ;
and the Messrs Cochase large farmers Of Delaware.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25
RrcKrrr or THs Ars,oA's news

Nrw OELnASs, Sept 2L--The advices by the steamer
Africa have been received here by having no
effect the cotton market, which is dul-saes very
small Business generally quiet. and beginning TO as
sumo somew hat activity.
The fever is rapidly abatng in city, though persons
at distance cautioned against coming
shalt have appeared The epidemic is spreading rapidly
along the river and proving very fatal.
Only nine deaths from fever day, and seven from
causes unknown
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25
nv ). G. nseu1RE. Aaes,e~..r.

urRv DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, AT AUCTION
On Mcadsy sePsemher ssh e ~ osIoeh IN the p.esss
vest Astssn .sds streets sch approved BY tive aaA
The
central and desirable ofshe CITY, wlAa Nv
nfnos-s WAN Of ne avenue snd priHcipsf hotels.
Term hird Scsidae IL, and le uonts Ia
s.sf.e,osiy scared, Sssdss interest. = = "
~ 80 \ 9. McoUIRx, y.
Sep 1888 ~ n 49, ,AneusAeas.
Il .fTeHnwNu N4M@t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

HARTFORD, (Con,, Sep. 2i-The njuncioa In the
OF Day Candec up in the circuit court this
Ing Judge ingersoli presiding Alter proceeding for
shot tme the judge became suddenly III, when tho case,
by the Of the parties postponed Till the first
Tuesday Of October, New Haven
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

BUFFALO sert 1-During terrible gale last night on
Lake Ehe Bshop's derrick. together with the steamers
Madison and Lexington, wtre osPsizoi and all sunk
whilst ehdeayorng 20 raise tie wreck Of steamer Eue
81 nk some lime ago. s ss st 81. az
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

NE~ fohH, sept 2a-The steamer Franklin sailed To-
and ssoo.occ Ia gold ' 49,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

EURSiT0hE, Vanishing. Repairing. and yehbsnw
shop Pennsylvania avenue south sdc and
Streets ner ss 20 Lambs frame factory
Aad osrs
OF cahins Al the above place. have in osdes
prices that VIII please all vorinG
With prompt attention and moderate charges
IDENTITY anticipates share public
and painted In Imitation woods. Grateful
The undersigned respectfully soits Of
Aug 6-eoim ROBT H. WALMa.EY.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

Nav ORLEANS, Sept - The fever continues 10 prevail
though tho city - assuming better stats Of health There
Is deaths from fever during the past "a hours aud
seven from causes unknown.
The most ds,es received Of tho svaaes
OF the fever at Grand Gulf Port Gibson and aloog tho
coast Delegates from the Howard asking
for more nurses. and reel Is being forwarded in every
direction Ha4a4t. Z Ell N
NOZZLE, Sept Is The in,erments yesterday we've 10.
including IA from yellow fever. ST
BALTmoRY. September ~
There nine deaths hom yellow fever In PhadeI-
phia during the pant week.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

AHBLE MANTELS-Marble Works.-The subscsibss
vi be leave TO inform his friend. and pssse Sss - has in
creased his stock Of marble nan,as
a Spanish E pan Nen Italian and black marble, richly carved
ana PLAIN OF hs best qualify newest styic aAA sspsr uush
which he offers for sale low
ombs, and head isbs window ls ia
es steps, and platforms mssble t COUNTER
aoaprone, cacnod plaster, So so SO. Al
Also on hand Nee
nars and suitable for ooHdn purposes the s,,en
ton Of builders and Others 10 rive
satisfaction all who -. -
WM. Rurhe0otn.s
JAY 2-Sawtm On srect, between 12th f5h.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

Univcrsssy of Maryland.
THE T, 'il. annual ,s.'ie. -' begin Thursday October
Pnaepc. and Practice NJ surgery and Clinical sugy-Essha.
Chemistry and rharmscy-wm y. A. Aiken, MD.
Principle. and Practice Of Medicine and Clinical Asdiei.sss
a ss:s%y M sss , sos,y, MD.
Masr. Medea Ths'sp'uscs, and PshosoC-oeoss w. niss
frscsics anatomy Berwick n smith, NJ D.
rees for the fl eourse so demonssor hs eo; nsies
parpc.e. Of clinical faculty
n,Ssy and " ma,d s,s a."@.s prsy :, mo- svr
..s op-a TO al aou'. Of the school throughout the yeas
cheap Erpss.ss Of living
IN Baltimore as bow "''y Atlantic wv s'y r. AIKEN.
Aug 2s-as~rIshoe,i D.sn.
,,ICH BLACK SILKS about as piece .vey
y.,d, which psriea. .isniioa =. .Asss
s and Of the make. are very cs'ssssd bs
We would -,s,s here oar present p.c.
- ssw s % sss s. s sss, d.
W.. smusrER 4 co.,
Aug E-eoaA w3tf 7th street, near Penn. avenue.
Aw roTIcE-srDNEy =. sAxrEa, ~. attorney s...r.l
o. y"sn,s s.' rs%ovsao ws~h,ns.os . ssa.. l.w
courts sr Of ns ps o. conmha and aend 70 professions.
s@ Non nss. saf soa.r Hon YIN y s.%as.
4sr s q ,.s,.. ~ Sssr s ssA,.s =, s w'
4 To the senator, and men o Congress from vgsia
jsss ll-lydssAv Htslisaf 1fst tr asal " " ttN
DARN sas~ IN AI~vs~avse e~nwsy, Virginia. with
sgseiuct. sWA fcss From s fsssAents
o(f cell reasonable
oss>a sov. within half mile Of
c,o. hos .."ss s.,
~ srsdvs the portion ~ ts hr
which
.r.Ss rro wAc tspcseA
Ball, Nissh ssycss Pesssy1vpna
1vsrsa, or Hsv.ao bsB, - s1jsesns nnn.
MsSli-sod0 fshrEe,N WI bALL.
ee...,., tscs dsss a1asffxis iaef saatrss 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

The Raleigh Register says sits Ha,'ering fact tina,
North Carolina produces within herself the staples OF
every other Stale in The Union and is the only iha
does il The barley and potato OF Maine. and the sugar
and cotton OF the South, find somewhere in her borders
genial climate, while in mineral wealth she is OF
unrivslled"
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,InpoRrAsr AND VALUABLE IsvE.11on.

NANDS AND -CUMMIkGSB BACK MACHINE--PATGNT
Rights for saeMchae Nosr.e Co Of this city,
appointed exclusive thu
ent in above mncaSe IL Thoroughly ga pro
be the
best machine for that has produced
osfuy worked BY the application Of motive pows steam
wstsg, with tempered
the nsolAed In very
thus erceIng in pdiy Of operation Other achhs
for that purpose 80 '.iiH ~ = taAff -
The issue Of IN. A"ere~a cniy dssyed unni me ma
chine be protected abroad Meanwhile, n. Co
pared 10 .sgse f Vie sale Of any zmodn ofty And give
q good title the - -
Apply BY e COST pasda a, es oes corner Of Oh md
stfssss the Posi- oac< Dyarrneni. - Efl8s
i yune eHH0 Eafft. a-taa 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

I'M. EDWARD H. CARMICHA FL. fros- ys.-s...
ones hi, professional services Wssh3srto,
Hosi. .Ht ~ Hsot y 2tN f11t1 = - 49,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

Dos'T PAINT YOUR uGTSne Rops.-A writer in the
New York Tribune says; 81 have examined many
PAINTED lightning rods buildings struck by Lightning.
and have known painted rod 10 perform any Of
the duties OF a conductor
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

Ion RENr-Ts laSr dwslsss hcase kH S~s
the Msd'son House, asussd The corner " sh sses and
renrsylvani4 Excessive Afs@ow
This house u Feet From, by 40 deep hs been 'hor hv
paired contains supped ~ nh ssd
son spring ~er In The for hshns snd culsry ppns-
wood and coal vssh, Dumb waiter ss~ss esuss soo-
and comfortable
"a public Of private gentleman
been paved sa - - tnssaassey isssA ven Y ierms
sppiy ], @. MeoUIkE.
Sep G-1w rs-afa-rH "a 1efA y At
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

I AND WARRANT LOST -hsi apply to the Commissioner
~ ps~ssen for dup Of land No ~ ~ foe 100
issued In January 1872 widow Of Adam Aises
deceased, vino died IN Hsyf Trssu
asnse ad directed 20 agent - Wsshinlos
snA has achsd beea host tsad said
General Land Once located
sed sarsst has bonn hc asrrin senss snsu rstsW
thereon, in Nc event of lie being 10 fsnv
ittFIf EuNt BARBaRA ALsEUS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

Al meeting Of the Clinton democrats, held al Lock-
haven James Cdskadden, president. and Carsk adder
and II. Fysnger. secretaries, the following patriotic
resolutions were unanimously adopted
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

Il ia stated thai OF FIVE hundred and y-hree young
ladies who tainted last year than one-hai OF them
fell into the of gentlemen. Oaly two had tbs mis-
fortune TO fall upon the foor.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-25

ANU n0ay, tne present cooeuoton IN aodhton 10 the
general statement above quoted says The Senate will
oppose the prom cation OF oil laws which are contrary
10 the constitution OF TO freedom OF worship" 80
True. under the exciting rtrims, which boasts 20 much
about law and order the freedom OF worship has been
violated TO the OF closing Protestant houses
OF worship, and prohibiting Protestant funeral services
bot there IL the law in plain black and white
Alexander Dumas has been attacked By a correspond
ent for having described Beranger in recent chapter of
his Memoirs in the Ssec< "epicuean philosopher
Dumas replies, with bis usual spirit saying that how
well his opponent may be acquainted with Beran-
ger, The poet he evidently k6ows very little OF Epcusua
the philosopher The definition which the dictionary
OF the French Academy gives OF Epeurean is as fol-
lows:
.'Epiemesn. disciple OF Ep,curus 1t signifies, more
generally volaptsary--e man who thinks only OF hi
own pleasure.
NJ Dumas assumes that his correspondent has had
this definition, and reminds him that he (Du-
mas) not being master OF the academy. IL is not honor
able 10 attack him with weapons which be neither
forged b'm.si helped TO forge He then goes
give, in column. summary oil the doctrines Of Ep-
'eatus as extracted from three hundred volumes
which the philosopher is said to have written, and con
cludes thus:
regret sir not to be able 10 continue my citations
ont AN ANXIOUS for two thingss tst, to reply 10 you
~ return Post second reply 10 you, poe for poet,
70 prove ia you that when apply any epihet Whatever
70 man OF the worth Of Bersnger, 10 because have
NE CONVECTION not only instructive. bu, well grounded.
hal me epithet appropriate 10 him.
- hope, then, that you will have the kindness to
write IN your dictionary OF the academy, and on the
margin OF the very alss daRnon given by The Learned
scademy OF The word Ep.cusesn, these words. which
Disciple OF Epcnrs--ihat il. philosopher who pto-
fesses hat friend 10 the 6rs blessing which BE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-15

THE PHILOSOPHERS CAUGHT NAPPMG.-The
philosophers Of the Tribune, for the benefit Of
the parties concerned, make the following ex-
PLANTATION Of rather awkward mistake. They
say that
The Washington Union varades an extract from
letter OF one Of our Washington correspondents
which contains paragraph directly rejecting upon
the New York appointees of Dir. Fimore's admins
tration and intimatng that the purchase by George
Law OF Mr.. Corwin's interest in the Gardiner claim
was fraudulent transaction. We have three things
to say about this. 1 The writer OF that particular
letter happens TO be loco foco. I'd. The paragraph
would not have appeared had it been read by us be-
fore it was published.
Bad business, in these days, for an organ of
Seward and Company to trust to a loco foco
correspondent at Washington. But what has
become Of the Gardiner claim? Where is the
money. Who is responsible, and who loses
Will our philosophers answer these questions?
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BuRToS's-FrRsT NIGn OF JKRRoIDs NV CoyDy.-We
assisted the French critics say at the production of
this etusion from the editor Of Punch last evening
at the Chambers street theatre, and readily
the perfect of the performance The house.
usual, fun TO Its utmost cspacty-hundreds of well
dressed beauties graced the boxes Burtons theatre
TO be the choice resort Of pretty women and every
standing place occupied. Mr.. Fisher who played
the part Of Valentine took the audience by SURPRISE in
the exhibition Of the various accomplishments absolutely
necessary 10 the dcneaton Of his character lie danced
minuet with Mrs Skerre with elegance and precision
that would not have dsgraced Mons Frederic himself he
played on the violin with touch and tone that Ole Bull
would have appauded executing Of the most diff
cult passages with and freedom denoting his perfect
mastery Of that difficult instrument and in passage at
arms with Mr. Holman the Ensign Belefeur of the piece
he displayed skll as swordsnan seldom witnessed on
the stage. His acting spirited. Mrs Rerrett as
Dorothy gave o charmingiy naive performance. Miss j.
HILL the Wild thing, Juno, successful that she
made US regret there but little for her to do Mr.
Johnston the pupil seeking Doctor agreeable
addition TO the piece The manager appeared s Queen
Bee, a Gypsy woman, and presented original por-
raHure that viii add another leaf to hs well wn
garland Of laureis The costumes singularly true
from the peruke TO th. alice tie every character we'll
and appropriately dressed asd the gentlcolks reoiced in
the richest OF yeyets anu gold lace The scenery
and udiciousy signed The old fashioned Queen
Anne's garden vas unique.
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infringe on their power long AZ il wa exercised
with Justice and humanity. He concluded his lee
ture amidst considerable applause by expressing his
belief that the time was not far distant when this
country would be Catholic and when the clean sac
rfce would be offered in it from the rising to the
setting sun; and that it did not become men to pro
woke the power of God, and deny the power which
He has granted to his vicegerent here below. The
length of the Comprosrs report compels Us to omit
this lecture for the present.
The trial Of W. NJ. Doty, charged with perjury in
the Forrest divorce case was commenced yesterday
in the Cour. of Ses ;ion'. Nothing was done beyond
empanrellng the jury, and the Gaze VII be opened
this morning. Judging from the array OF counsel
and witnesses it will probably occupy the remainder
of the term.
IN our legal intelligence will be found very I'M
portant report of a instituted in the Supreme
Court against the Mayor and Csmmonaltyof the city
OF New York for alleged Illegal alienation Of corpo
ration property. Il is due 10 Recorder Tilou and
the Chamberlain to say that these gentlemen dis.
scented from and protested against the act now COM
planned Of
Capt. Elisha NJ. Fitch, of the steamship Washing
ton was yesterday evening acquitted Of the charge
of smuggling, which was under investigation for
three days last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-15

THr TnEATBHs.--1he manager Of the Bowery theatre
perceiyiug that the excellent dramatic spectacle OF
Iyanhoe" and the drama Of "Jack Sheppard" were 20
very successful last evening the same bill for
70 night. Douglas Jerolds excellent comedy Of st
Cupid" Wa produced for the first tne last evening al
the Broadway with great success 1t win be repeated
night. Burton, behind NINE, also presented the
comedy Of ST. Cupid last night. and il will be again
performed this evening The National theatre
the bill az last evening and at Wascks the beau
ful play Of the "JAdy OF Lyons" which drew such i'm
audiences last week will be the attractive feature
q this evening At tho Museum, Circus chrstys Opera
House. woods iMinstrels, Robert Heler's Banvards
and Rsley's, the usual delightful entertainments win be
gwen Madame Valentino gives her second concert OF
ope Chapel, tonight
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Personal Intelligence.

Among the passengers in the Bavaria, TO sail today
for Melbourne, Australia, Is George Francis Train Esq
Of Bosten accompanied by his wife, Mr. Train goes to
Australia TO establish American mercantile house in
that distant region under the firm Of Caldwell Train
Co. They belong 10 the 'sod men OF Boston" The
spreading Of the Anglo Yankee throughout the
world Is a part Of our manifest destiny Mr. Train Is
bearer OF dispatches.
Arrivals at the Metropolitan-Major Ramsay, Mon.
trssl. CAPTAIN Gardiner, Ist Dragons, U. S. A. W.
Purvs,. Fast India; Cbas H. r. Plympton, Skanghae,
China
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