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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06

An anthem oomposed by the Rev Dr. Hushe. expressly
for this OCCASION consisting Of the words of the 1S4th
Bishop McILvAr Of Ohio then delivered the sermon t
bsng his turn according to seniority taking for his text
the following words from the 9th chapter of Matthew 37th
IAs, saith hs s.so hi. d.cips the harye. truly e gen
p harvest he viii send forth iaborsrs into his
Our Redeemsr At the time he used those words was
moved with compassion account Of the lost state Of the
world He DESTROYS TO gather only the lost children
ofthe house Of Israel into fold but the children of God
scattered throughout the world He then about
send out the best preachers Of the Gospel and therefore he
asid The harvest great but the hborers few
The fact that the Lord had sent them the that
they should pray God for additional aborers in the vine
yard And what the Lord aid his disciples then he
nov says 70 all He .sys II TO the children Of the
the original command Go ye forth and preach the
gospel to every crssturc fresh today as when
work. Pray then the Lord Of the harvest tina. be
may ssad forth aborers into the vineyard The man Of
prayer calling upon God for lsborsrs Is a laborsr him
ssaL The 6rst bead of this discourse viii be the
nrst Of the text, viz: Ths harvest truly Ia plen-
Aso~s.", Tho harvest truly was ripe enough to
the labor Of eathering t. Doubtless there il q good
DIAL Of hsathsn ignorance and darkness in the
videly usderstood When the missionaries who trans
lated the Scriptures and circulated them among the
savage people among whom they were located It
repaxng Of the way Of the Gospel equaed by any
sekr in the world In the two great Protestant
natoes Of the world the spirit Of missionary enterprise
vigorous. The pillar Of light went before them and
Droas6ed those places where everlasting light prevailed
In the second clause Of the text the powerful
truth, viz I'd Tho Aborers few" Nothing be
done without the labor of There must be human
hbor The field u tho world But where the to
- the work Of great harvess Take all those
pOysd In the work Of the ministry In the world and sub
tract those who have been led away by and blind
ness and how many win have for the home work and
- foreign worh All the hborers are indeed few It
sad sight to see how few there for this home
WORK. having out the foreign altogether This Church
answersble 70 God for the accomplishment Of at least
portion a that work No. The Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the United States IL answeable for preaching
sbe gospel to ags portion Of the benghted Look the
neld ad opsn In China Iook At Africa which stands In
= attitude u duplication for the assistance OF the mis-
dsnary. Instead Of thsnstead Of advancing 10 their
80 hey searesy abs 70 hold the positions that had
bpsngansd Yet the human family constantly ON the
49, eansstien ~ - prsvidsd By the Church,
r - - A1DDun - ettnin sts4snta. The laborsrr
- bu-GninlnGv ~. 1b@e ~ ssstAss aspect In the
eo9 ~ - wsul1 pssssnA - ~ - Il n the proper
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From Savanaah, In The stsanship Augusta-Mn pextes
nd child Mrs. Rhodes and child, wiaklsr Ksblss,
D Moore, Asaold. Harris, Geo 8 Robissss. kaAs
Alexander.
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Ncm Publications.

The GREAT RELIGIOUS NOVEL OF THE AGE.
DEATRICE On, THE UNKNOWN RELA-
ID TIvEs. BY CATHARINE SINCLAIR, suthoress
Of Modern Accomplishments" Holiday House." Sir
and Lady HArcourt," "Kste Bouverie,' "sir Edward
Graham" &c, &c. Prioe-iu paper Soc; in cloth 75c.
This work has the sanction of the most Cler
gymen in the GENTRY and allowed BY the Press to be
the abest novel Of the present The demand for
has been surprising and editions making teohousand
in ALL lust exhausted BY the crest rush Of country and
city orden- DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT,
Publishers, No. l56 Nasssu-st, NewYork.
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fost au6 fouub.

/ OST-A Land Warrant for leo acres OF
II and, No 75sce GwErded lanes Jackson, tsied
on o. atout eth Dec 1852 End scred J. ? HEATH Gem
missioner OF Pensions u M intention % apfiy % ne
PelGon Otc- for duplicate Of ne ssrne. esvea nsES
bers entered the General lard Oee 20 rrsysnt any
JAMES NJ JACKSON.
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.WELLING HOUSES and LOTS ibr

~ SALE-Th. undersigned have at Bridgeport, Conn.
within minutes walk OF tie center OF that city, and con
Deeted thsrewith by new and splsadd csnsss bridge.
SO GOO worth Of desirable Lots IN Consectoat
either for Manufacturing purposes OF fesdencea bdscpoft
contain inhabitants Of the most ssrsy beam
t cities ia New ana part Of u exceeds 10
It's natural those embellishments which
very heavy outlay have created
The ground high and dry, the water pure end sos s
the park Of acres Of natural wood Of stsesy
growth about 10 dwellings Of tasteful schtscnss hays
been built and are now erecting hereoa Nowbsfe In the
lin. Of the New. York and NswHsyen kaoaA thsrs
such Inducements offered those in ss
country We have very besstYl cottages Tor sale
large portion OF the yurehs< can remain on mont
gage. Address or call on DAVID w TuOMP3ON, Brids--
port Asent lo the Propretors, Y. 4 BARSOA and w. H.
NOBLE
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WIRE and ROLLING MILL. now il

"IRE and ROLLING MILL, now IN
w operation within 50 miles Of New York City. for Sale
at great of the best and convenient
Wire and Rolling Mills IN the State tor Sale Great Bar
To person desrous Of engaging In nanufactlr
ms business this offers opportunity, a. VII be
sod 80 low thar with a capital Of o. 900 20 $1,000 the
Whole property be pad or from the prohts Of the Wire
and Rolling Nil. within II months The present
bged to dspose OF 70 meet present engagements The
Wire and Rolling Mill IL capable OF turning 500 n
Wire per day. Application may be made 70 W ii. WOOD
RUFF Pier No. l9 North River, Hew-York City, TIL tie
seth March
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E'ARM for sALE-sirusted in SALISBURY

& Com. Said Farm contains sbost hssdled Acres
snd VIII b. cod a. whole pvts. The srss fy serss
csntsns al the buildings Of the farm, eonnainS sfdwel-
ing out to1ses and bsrDs, n tols<sbs state Of repa
add Of srups 8nenSo1s This oorton alsD embrace ssy
era a fine cssons for country scsz bs fxund In the
state TIE .fi yeFy productive. The bssriou kssitL,
and the yrv. ever axs Of some 90 go scses an
,urDsssed in t>susy.
Tss property lies shout midway between tie Harlan and
Hocsispe Esiiwsys being about foor aiies fen each.
oseT EACH and reached IN sbeqf "a hsuss b. Esprsss
tsns ever the former road 1h part " os property VIII
Be sod or sr thousand dollars $4,000 al shs terms of
psyrnect made easy
The portion Of tbs tssrs vi, Be soh zpoa FAR
terms. and m such quantity - nsy suf ne paseh.f
RAIL- Ia, TiiEeas cenfss kAilrssd Once, No 80 Wall
st. NJ T. sr Of the sulsenhek nsg - psenise.
ALEXANDER II. HOLLEY.
LAksvile, CT, Mach Z, fz5S
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90 tpbom it map Concern.
OFFICERS. MARINES and SAILORS Of
~ tie Navy, and Oeers and Men Of the Reveu3e Ser
who served the Pachc, the coast q CAoEla-
during the Mexican Wa any TINE tfca ls+6 % le
entitled 10 Pay In OF death OF any Of the
above the heirs ohtAn The Acress Apply 20
z. :. BETTS No. 5. " al a.. basement
D0BERT TUCKER, between the age OF 20
III and g. an in6entured apprentice 60 he CEalSlag
bUEne-th;s forbid all persons narboTns or trusting
him under the penalty Of TIRE law.
VIM HUDSON, No e6 AVenee ..
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COR sALE-A 3story and attic House ~
JIG by 50 sesf with I'll the modern inprsvsnsnA = 1esh
e. lS fses east Of SayvsantIsrx PnH - Inqsirs
81 WA J. brAUTT, 10. " Walls.
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS BEAT.
~ RICE; Or, THE UNKNOWN RELATIVES. BY Catharne
N Sinclair Price 50 cents
RED WHITE AND BLACK Or, KossUra IN
AMERICA. BY Palszky. Price 81
HEIRS OF REDCLYFFE-An English Story Price 81.
AMABEL4-A Family History Price 81 IS
vILLETTE. BY the author OF Jane Eyre. Free Soc.
THE EMIGRANT SQUIRE. Price IS cents
LUCINDA; On The MOUNTAIN MoUsSER. Pree 2sc
All the New Books and Magazines as published.
BuNCE BROTHER, PublsherH
No. ISi Nassau. at n Y
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nICKHNss HOUSEHOLD wORDs-Num.

hlCkENSS HoUSEhOLl) WOhDS-Nunl-
H. Der - volume 6. Published thls morning
CONTENTS:
Proposals ioE Amusing Poe Pal Box
pnty. trosslng Tie ls,fulus OF IA
BerthAde Reimer's Voice. mama
ChipsD Doctor OF Philosophy Chllds History OF gland
The GspseTs Pocket.
rrice, 6! eents-S25e year.
For sac by al bccksellerS &c and b. the publishers
MELRATH LORD, Nc. II Spruce-st.
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RIO BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS

Il The propnetors Of Iron Foundry in the neighbour
hood Of New who have large stock Of Ion bought
before the advance in price DESTROYS contract for the
supply quantities Of Pipes Columns Sash Weights, &c
Se. They in position 10 offer very advantageous
Their agent at present in New York and may be
found until O'Clock this evening JOHNSON ROD
UFRS's No. IA Fulton.st. Address Mr. WILLIAMS.
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DO0MS 10 LET, with B0ARD-In first
IA class Bousc Apply a, No. 1873 West l+ths-
fonsss tuanieo.

WANTED TO RENT-A two-stOry and attic,
w or three-story House, with two Easements IN
pleasant ne ghborhood 7,h Ward preferred Address
PECK, No. "a Chithamst stating terms and location.
WANTED-In East Broadway orits vicinity,
w genteel two three story House suitable tor
phys. nan a. a private dwelling. by responsible gentle
man Address J. II. T., Box So2 Lower Post-Ofiee.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
BOARD wANTED-From LIST Nav next. OF

BOARD WANTED-From LIST Nav next. or
I'D carrier for q family ecnzsrnx Of reuflera.n Nj.
wife three chdren, ard nurse; wca.d hke u rooms
on the second fcor CT house Pleasantly tRssei near
wet Of tie Fourrh-av ard rot below Beccksr = Tbs
gentleman win dine home cnly Sunxys The aavsr-
user WISHES 20 secure place where hrs family nay
the auie ard comforts q home; he does not seek the
nos fashionable eos-Swholesome TODD ard resaat apart
nens being II rrortance. private sSy or srs,
csss boarding house wishing 70 make an neemcnt with
the advertiser viii pleas tdr, with gse Lars OF eca-
.cr, sze of rooms, &c H. Box 2S3e Pose once, whsth
vii hAys immediate atfs ntlon References exchanged
EAGLE HOTEL. corner of William snd
IL Frankfurt SIS one block from CITY Hsl-Geafl
ean have weurnished Rooms with privilege OF Aeaiins
Room from o. 3 70 81 per week per night; or,
occupying roora, 81 each Oace open al night Khs
house doug good esssneSs
DOOMS TO LET = For single Gentlemen,
N wIthou, Board large PAror and two Psrlor Bed
rooms house. with al the modern improvements,
gA Croto1 wate hath &C. pleasantly sltuated ecruer oh-
and l9thsf This chance for oos wanting
pleasant room good location. Communication By let
ter, or in person, vii receive pronp; attention.
DOOMS to LET, with B0ARD-In first
IA class BOuss Apply a. No. 1873 West lt,hs.
SNGLE ROOMS and Accommodations for
- Families can be obraiaed No no BIZ ecker-st The
House large and eoialnodoEs with al the modern ia
proyements
ITO LET-Parlors and Bedrooms, furnished
4 or urfuru.shed with without board, IA 4 frc ass
house near Broadway in Blocker 81 Possession on the Is
Of MAY Isxt Inquire Of MRS FOWLER No. iS6
sPrine-s.
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HOTEL for SALE.-The Lease, Furni-
ture Fixtures &c offhe Farmers Hotel No 20 and
2f7 Washin ~ Y l. dong first rate trade. and
desirable Investment for party wishing to enter into
this line Of business being good location for city
try custom. For further particulars apply the premises
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nUTCHEss COUNTY FARMS for SALE.

H. The subscrber 10 anxious % sell soon his two first
oass Farms II acres miles from Poashk eepsis,
near freedom Plains Church and the other II Is seres
with saw-u sld power, sad tenant hoass attached Is
miles from Poushk.epse. the village Of vertant.
Both Farms IN prime order win coed buildiols
P0uzhkeepsie. March T. 1883. {. W, SWIFT
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UNIVERSITY. PLACE-Besuriful suites Of
u Rsoras znfzrrsb-s. srst o. s-eona neai ISr Se
h. A. Nc. = lElysss:y-F-4ee-
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~ Spirituai Manifestations, by Prof BARNES
ana H. x ID. BURKHART, at Stuyyesant Institute, o9
Rroadwav.-TlESDAY EVENING, March 18th Prot
names will endeavor prove to the audience that
Psycoogy Mesnerism, and ClsirvoyeDce is connected
with the Spiritual Phenomena Doors open at % COM
,,eres AT "a Admission - cents. Those who wish
instruction in tho aboye-nAmed mysteries can have IT
by cahns at his reom for 81 No l6s Dasne-st, Hunger
ford's Hotel
XIV BaiiJins Associations Fire insurance Z o.
he OF this State having passed an act altering
the name Of the above Company, notice is hereby gwen
that on and after this date ell business OF ts Institution VIII
h. transacted under the name OF the HAMILTON klhE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
NewYoIk, March H. 1883 - ,
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far SALF.-Win be sold at Public

HOTEL for SALE.-Will be sold at Public
Il Auction on MONDAY the eth day Of April next, DO
the hours Of and o'clock without reserve, 20 the
highest bidder, the entirely and beautiful Hotel call
ed the Phillips House with the lot attached thereto The
building 100 feet Mainst loo feet on I'D 81, wing OF
with Dining Room so BY S5 fret all four stories
high This Hote built within the past year by As
socsation OF Gentlemen in Dayton at cost Of $4,000;
lighted with bathing and al the other modern
improvements The house elegantly furnished the Furni
ture will be sold with the Hotel
The city OF Dayton IL without doubt one Of the most
beautiful places the State of Ohoit 10 connected by
Railroad with all the principal points in the State and be-
iag but hours ride by railroad tron Clncinna;i, will
become of the most desirable locationffor Summer
place OF the West. There IL Stores under the
Hotel rented 10 the trst class mercantile Trims
Terms Easy particulars OF which will b known APP
pleafion TO MOULTON, PLIMPTON, WILLIAMS Co,
No q Broadway, or 20 JOHN RENCH, Dayton, Ohio.
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EAsT MORRIsANIA LOTs-Time extend

IL I'd rear payment Of ~ per Of parcsas
money balance the lots.TeriDs 10 per cent down.
snd balance before March n sS5. Tsse or ossopy
ysIy healthy AID beautiful location, near and 10 fall ev
dercos Of several Of wealthy and respectable cif-
sens Of Westehester County Aso, line hshias within
quarter u mile Ths Morrssns Branch Easoad already
5alt pssses thfOogh this property so the View Rochelle
and ss.ondsy Railroad which has been lately chartered
houses are nO~ bulldog and lots sses rspldy Dstane.
Of tbs property rom The City Hall, nine nlas. Tfs pcI.
ret Sor mas and other inf spply " D. D. WIN
TON, Nos Tryolrow. near bsriein Railroad OEes.
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up xpw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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rTO PRINTING PRESSMEN-wANTED

l. 1MMEDIATELI-Betng about 10 lose the service. OF
Pressnan Saturday the 18th inst want TO employ
6rsate FRESHMAN None but very rs;-r.e workman and
sober need apply. The salary have been paying .
every Saturday Possibly something would be con.
ceded 10 accomplished workman from whom w- could
expect careful economy N management, and the untfn
industry and vigilance which type and machinery
permanent engagement sought Apply by stte post
paid with full address applicant clear
" sGeh wanted expect 20 Be noted By telegraph
AddIes PITTSBURGH COMMERCIAL JOURNAL
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EOR sALE-A modern built 3story House,
high b@scrsnt and cosntes cellar n Ssss fons tbsss
deep in 5sth near st-sv Crysso water Ssthiss
room, &c Two-thsas Of the pufehss ropey can senss
on bond and msrtea<e. lnqars 81 No. as West >ph-s,
o. OF J. kEEyE L Co, foot Of Wet lkhst
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EOR SALE-Two moderate-sized Brick
Hs0sss porth side Of S5tt. about 40 feet wsss Of
5h three stories b@ssraea snd counter cellar With al
eG;sy Also three ioar rory brca on sshsv ns~
The Cyrai Palace ker further psrtcsars ingsiss Of
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BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
I'D Sole Lessee --THlS EVENING March IL VIII ~
psTogtnea tAS Tragedy OF
SpsrtsoGs M FoTrsst SenorS.... Mue Ponisi
rhsrafiOs. Nj. Conway Julia. Mn w Aswsck
To ecnclade wiki the fsses Of THE KING A>e L,
SaE WA Nerose. CTosyeIor Jesse Deassd. drs Seton
Doors open at Get con nleness az Boxes AID PsSgret,
Heens; uppez Csrse, Scents
NEW ST CHARLES TiIEATEB-Bowery,
IN t1ee SkafAsnHsQoarel Bexes aaa Pa-c1este. sets
THIS EVENING, ESleh ~. THE GAMBIfiS WIFE.
10 eenelnGe WisE TIE SERIOUS FAMiLy.
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rYr Facts versus Fictiou.-ln compliance with
the inviisron of number OF citizens Mr. j. w EABENS
late United States Consal =, Cayenne, VIII deliver Lecture
at the Broadway Tabernacle. ON MONDAY EVENING
will be fer the benefi OF the French exiles Msssrs
OuESNE and CHAMBoURNElkE, recently S1fiyed IN
brief description OF me abolition OF slavery as n scfaAy
occurred under the decree OF the late French OF
the 10th OF August lss and will present nsay tcts ana
statistics believed 70 possess nteTest relaiNe 70 ns eei
xrci pohucal and social condition. OF tie colony eeoe
and AFTER that memorable eVent Tickets OF saison -
cents each, to b. had a. the usual places.
To- Postage Stamps.-Three Csas stamps foE sale
nj this Office
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DART Of a HOUSE TO LET.--The second
story part the attic and front basement OF House No
20 Rose--t Can be from u to O'Clock Rent 80
per anpum. Fer further particulars apply TO
C. KNOX, No. lB Fulton-st.
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CIRCUs-NEW.YORK AMPHITHEA.

~ TER, No 81 Boveryy-R SANDS Co. Propretors -
The French Troupe OF EquestIans for Six Nights Ma
dame TOU RNIAIBE, Nile. JOSEPHINE, Nile. LOUISE,
Mons TOURNIAlBE. The performances viii consist Of
the Grand Mango Act, by Madame TOURNIAIRE, and
Psrsien Equest1isnisn1, BY Mile. LOUISE and JOSE
PINE, DC. Mr. CHARLES RIVERS and Family in La
Statue Blanche. Clown, SAM LATHROP. Doors open
at 64 10 commence at u.
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COTTAGE for sALE--In BROOKLYN, on vsn-

~ derbltay, near Myrtle pretty Gothic Cottase co,
iung rooms neatly finished pie garden - BY
feet planted with fruit sc. Price o. 500 The premis'
lTe desi able and well suited Nor a mDs sentecl fsm
Apply By letter 70 J. BRITAIN, No. G97 Broadway
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-At Hastine

" We.tchesfer Co, comprising elegant and osinso-
dous grey stone Mansion, with barns and out budins aud
10 Land high state Of cultivation and extern
svely aid with u sIa Ornamental rseea srspesy kr.
Washiug ton.st.
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CLINTON,Av. PROPERTY, Brooklyn, for
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE at HAST.
COTTAGE HOUSE for sALE-On rear o

~ lot north side OF 36thst between sEh and Rbavs.
stories snd basement with range CroOn sasr drain.
SC every convenience for small family. Lowest psico
81 part remain mortgage, II preferred Apply
VI tho premises.
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FIGURING MILL for SALE or TO LET

ELOURING MILL for SALE or 10 LET
Il The WATERLOO MILLS, situated the Seneca
and Cayuga Canal for sale TO lot possession BE-
had this spring This Mil IL SITUATED 10 the mds, OF fine
wheat growing district and be supplied with grain BY
Um the Seneca and CayugA Lake. and sso by Enc
Canal from the great wheat market OF Buffalo snd other
ports the Western Lakes Application b. made 20
b. SHAFTS, Attorney -atL Law, Waterloo.
GROCERY STORE for SALE.-1he Stock
~ and Fixture Of Grocery, corner l0hsv and lSth-st
Posss ssion gwen Immediately. For urthsf particulars in
qGre The preuises, Of T. b. LITTELL Co, No 10
James alp.
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WOODS MINsTRELS-No. 444 Brosd

WOODs MlNSTRELS-NO 444 Brosd-
w way, shove Howard-st-OPEN EVERY EVEN
NG-H. WOOD Manager and PropnetoT.-rhe enter.
tsnmeps offered BY his celebrated company Of Musicians
and Ethiopian Delineaor be eqnale3 By any Other
band in the United States See progrsrmes Doors oper
at y Concert commences at II O'Clock Admission, Is
cents The public respectfully informed that the Afsr.
noOn Concerts discontinued
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~ Notice.-Pocket Ship ORIENT, from LIVE
POOL, IL disch. rgipg THIS DAY under general order
Pier No H. Moth River. COnsignees requested to
tend TO the receipt of their goods
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CTORE in BROADWAY.-To Ter, first
- cas Store Broadway, running through 20 Ne~-st
Apply al No. 80 Nsw-st
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~ DIR. Wietins, THIS EVENING, at u O'Clock,
Knckerbocker Hail. Of 23d st. and 3thav, lee
the Heart Lungs and diseases peculiar to these
px Circulation Of the Blood, &c, with has splendid and
extensive collection Of Menikins Skeletons Models, Paint
iEes &c Admission ia cents