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November IL, 1853.


CORPORATION NOTICEABLE BUILDERS CON.
tractors ,nd Other occupying the streets for build
pur those who HAYS left bchiad building
material an kind, sush 90 the rcfuc Of sand lime
stone dirt ahavpgs ether rubbish, old boards
canod poles 90 hereby Dchsd 10 the same
thin one week from the date OF the publication OF this
tce from the streets which they encumtcr and
OF the streets for building sworng par
poses absolutely to
sueh work remove suo refuse stun Snd pa the Guild
ing material in compact and safe nannr on the side of
the street Int TO Interrupt the IF passage
ov OF cutters The Superintendent OF Streets
hereby Instructed 10 noy parties above refsrs to-
and thon crergetcaly carried into immediate elect
and promptly report all tenquens to the cooperation At
ornty for Citizens gener y, who in the local
ty Of their reedea neommeded from caused rs
herein st,ed will please the fact kn " Tho super
inter dent Of SrsetG Mr. ,'ecrge White (se Of
tha~ bcrt and Cente etreets direct complaint TO
John Is. hsskin, Fed, Corporation Attorney
- Ef.sRN ARCULAklUS, JR.,
Nov IL ls1J. Commit sioncr Of streets aad Lamps.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
" by given, to the owners, occupant
pants all houses and lots unimprovod lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have
complete by the Assessors and are LODGED in the ece Of
interested yzFor bulldog in Ridge
Houston TO Stanton street. The limits embraced by such
sssmont include all the several houses and lots Of ground
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated h
ale Of Ridge street. from Houston to stanton street All
whose interests affected by the above named
esemens and who are opposed 70 the same either Of
them requested to their objections writing to
the dersgned at their Office No. Hall OF Records with
In thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, yAssessors
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
once Bureau Of Assesgme nts Street Department, Nov H.
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'ORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
given to the owner owners, occupant or occupants
and ots improved unim lands, affected
, that the following essment have been completed
assessors, and lodged in the oboe Of the Bureau
pr tagging the west side Of Clinton street, between
ind noster Tho limits embraced by suoh Assessment
all the several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots
Ind parcels Of land situated west side OF Clinton
oO feet north from Hester street. All persons whose
b are affected by the above named assessments, and
opposed to tho same either Of them requested
nt their objections in writing to tho undersigned, ~
kce, NO Hall OF Records, within thirty days from
SSIHiasRSIIEEss !; SobcE, Assessors.
Bureau Of Asee9snents, Street Department., Oct 81,
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" Proposai. viii be received st ,he ON Of the Commits
Streets until the ssd November @ At T. n NJ
w1Sh tine Inc win b ssx e 6
winter strained sperm oil e the best quality. slow
81 % n
Gas i29 Mercer before die 2ist November
Nth he
Blank Be oStaia 4 6s .lss sf Cham
Ssnt5e streets e trsst
CoR OPERATION NOTICE -DEPA RTNENT OF STREETS
doe Is% Of
sas ~ %
pu for 'a Sn' ys from o suss s % s
confirmation q such contract by The Common Council
Fl " III
Y opened at the Office Of the Commits ioner In association
closes HENRY ARCULARIUs Commissioner Of streets
'1 New 1'2 76psi, Nov. H. 1883
Oga Of EEo.IyEF SE Taxes NEW CITY
i sfis and @
avoid crowd q and ws.sS a,
rseens taxes nm oOai a.
HART of Taxes
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
OPublic notice hereby given that the petitions
have been presented in the Board Of AldermenTo pave
avenue from Fifty third to Fifty ninth treet dag
Streets and north side Of Threth street. between Fifth
and Broadway Also, the following resolutions in
Board Of Assistant AldsrmenTo flag walk in front Of No.
Hamersey street, TO flag south side Of West
interested having objections thereto requested to
ss'ss; T. TX TSSSE Stree. o.nn,.....s
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 NALL OF RECORDS.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until Mon
day Nov 1853 At l2 O'clock NJ to build an addition
be had on Contract CLERK q this
department. JAS FUREY, Street Commissioner.
Nov, T. 1853.
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pRPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby gven that petitions lave been presented in The
Of Aldermen for the construction Of In the
wing named streets, to with Seventh avenue from
70 Forty sixth street; also in l2st street, from
h to and through Third avenue to sewer In 1920
IT. Also In Forty street. from 100 feet of
ensh TO Hudson river also in Washington street.
Bank TO Bethune street All perons interested in the
H. having objections thereto, requested to
same In writing to the Contract Clerk at this office,
before Nov is, 1888
THEO. r. DE FOREST,
A. ". CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer,
kton Adueduct Department., Nov. 6, 1853.
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N DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
q proposals will b. received at this of % until Thurs
|cmher u, 1853, at half past IL o'clock 7. N 70
enag, act and reset curb and gutter stones, the
Of avenue y, frem Houston 90 Tenth street; for rs
Forty second street, from Eleventh 20 Twelfth ave-.
,eoihestous TO be had on application to the Con-
III OK this Ec,stt.lg4l.
JANIS fUREy, Ssrse. oomr.i' sionsr.
|tor 7, Is5s.
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NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
heeby given TO the owner or owners occupant OF oceu
that the following assessments have been
plssd BY The Assessors and are lodged in the ooeof
Posted Fer q in Thr ninth street. from the
yer Eighth to the sewer in Ninth avenue. The
hits ubrAced by such include all the several
sssa lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
ha uated both sides of Thirty ninth street from
khtht Ninth avenue the west Of Eighth
3 AhThrty streets and the east side Of Ninth
Eau Of Thirty ninth street. All persons whose in
eetnre affected by the above named and who
opysed to the either Of them, requested to
ksen their objections, in writing the undersigned at
Sc Soe No. lHall Of Records, within thirty days from
dS sf shis notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
~ Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department, Nov L.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" by given, to the owner owners occupant
pants Of all houses and lots improved and unmproved
lauds, affected thereby. that the following assess
In the Office Of tho Bureau Of Assessments for
aaton lby all interested yiz:for re setsine
from Second TO Third avenues The limits embraced by su,h
include I'll .eral houses
vacant lots pieces and parcels of land situated both
sides Of street between Second and hrd
persons whose interests affected
land who are opposed the either of
the undersigned, at their oee No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date of this otice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, $Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, No
vember ii, 1853.
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PoRATlon NoT1Cr.-punLIc NOTICE rs nERr.

P0RATicH NoT1CE,-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
given, TO the owner or owners occupant or occupants
ouses and lots Improved unmproved lands Affected
that the following assessments have boon completed
ssessors and lodged in the oce OF tho Bureau OF
nents for examination by all porsons interested Wis.,
Hating and rcfsggng White and Church streets. The
mbraoed by such assessment include all the sevefal
snd lots Of ground vacant lots peces snd psroes Of
tuated north sdo Of White street, Us hot east OF
Broadway and 100 feet west Of Church street west side
soh street, between Walker and White streets. AL
whose interests arc Affected by the above named as
hts and who are opposed TO the same, or either Of
Are requested 70 present their objections In wrsinS
undersigned, at thor ofhcc, No. Hall Of RooordS
.thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES McNIELL,
Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department., Oot 81
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yoKYORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
given 10 the owner or owners OCCUPANT or occupants
ots thereby that the following have been
eau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
|teree9, iz.-For tagging the southery Sidewalks Of
third street. between Fifth and Sixth The
Aced by such include all the several
Ind lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels Of
Ind situated the south do Of Twenty third street. "a
let ct from Sixth avenue thence ITO east All persons
are opposed to the same or either Of them arc re-
present their objections In writing to tho under
,at their Office No. all Of Records, within thirty
Tvs nm the date Of this notice.
| WILLIAM GAGE,
CHA RLES J. DODGE, ASSESSOR
CHARLES MCNEIL
oNc, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
by given to the owner occupant occupants
OF all houses and lots improved unmproved lands
ed thereby that the following have
eted by the Asessors and lodged in the office Of the
Bureau f ents for examination by all persons
rested viz For building in Broono street,
include oil the several houses and lots
of Broome street from Columbia to Edridge street,
west side OF Sheriff street. $50 feet south 81 north
from Sroomo street, both sides Of Willet street. $50
south from Broome street. both sides Of Pitt street. o
sizes Ridge go ees south Broome street. on
both sides of Attorney street $40 feet south from Broome
Broome street, both sides Of Suffolk Norfolk Essex aud
Ludlow streets $50 feet south from Broome street. both
and the east side of Allen street. 2o foet south from
Broome street. All persons whose interests affected
the assessments and who opposed to the
either them requested to present their oec
Hall Of Records within days from the date Of this
Ice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES r. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL
Ofce Bureau Of Assessments Street parmsnt Nov. H.
1858
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NoTIcE.-pUBLIc NOTICE Is HERE.

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ b. given to the ow owners, occupant 0ocu-
antssf all houses and lots improved unimproved lands
thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the and lodged in the office Of
be Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
htereed viz For regulating and setting curb and gutter
Feth street. from the Tenth the Hudson
The limits embraced by such include all
Of land situated both sides Of Fifteth street, from
both sides Of Eleventh avenue 100 feet north and
buth from Ftieth street, side Of Twelfth avenue 100
bet north and south from Fifteth street. All PERSONS
interests affected by the above named assessments
nd Who opposed to tho either of them
est.d TO present their writing to the under
gnet 1T their once No Hall Of Records within thirty
Sys rom the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
0ms Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Nov
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


DoDWoRIHS DANCING ACADEMY, NO. SOC
Wednesday TGursday sasurday atornoons for
and children; Monday Mconesda. THURSDAY and Satur-
day evenings gentlemen grand practising day with band
music every urday afternoon and evening" soroes
cusyely Tor pupils semi monthly number If new dances
will BIO troduccd this procured during recent visit
TO London and Paris The openiog cs of the will
take place on Friday evening, November II.
CERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. WEST
II Fourteenth street-Madame Dubrsul Forrero and I'd
hc that their academy and pupils enter 81
all during the Young ladios and masters
CLASSES Wednesdays Saturday, Mondays and Thursdays
At 81 r. M gentfbmen's evening class, Tuesdays and Fri
for practising Private GLASSES families
schools attended, soree given usual Several danass
and auadrliss VIII be introduced during tho season
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS THE HONOR To INFORM
1 the families New York and Brooklyn that her dancing
Glasses opcn In Now York. No. 75 Broadway for
misses aud masters Wednesdays and SATURDAYS, at
r. M for gentlemen the same days at In tho evening" In
T. M gentlemen, tho same days, At in the evening
Nine Auguss also inorm the ladies Of the profession hht
she will class for stage dancing For particulars
plv at 76s BROADWAY
MORE NEW CLAssEs.-BRO0KES DANCING AGA.
MI deny, s6l Broome street. between Broadway and the
Bewery-The puPa of the present making
rapid progrcs beyond al precedent In Of los
polka rodowa values and quadres The class Lessons
attended by full explanations whereby the pupils
made acquainted with the whole theory Of this beau
u The LADIES' afternoon class Tuesdays Fri
Tridays till II r. M Mira Brookes evening class Tor
ladies exclusively Wednesday, and Saturdays, from till
O'clock Applications for either class private
ceyed At all hours.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by gven to the owners occupant occupants
Of all houses and lots improved unmprovsd lands Affect
I'd thereby that the following assessments have been
peted BY the lodged in the ONCE the
bureau Of for by all inter
eted viz For setting curb and gutter and fagg Eighty
dh street, between Fourth and Fifth The limits
embraced such include all the several honses
lots of ground lots pieces and parcels Of
land situated both sides Of Eighty fifth street. between
Fourth Fifth the side of Fourth avenue
north and south from Eighty ntn street. All persons
whore interests affected by the above named
and who opposed to eithor ofthem
quesd present their in writing to the under
signed at their Office No Hall Of Records, within thirty
lay from tho date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, $AssesseYa
CHARLES MCNEIL
ONCE Bureau of Assessments, Street Department. Nov
H. 1858.
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FURNITURE.

H(yHEAPER THAN EvER.-n
~ ENAMELLED SETS ENAMELLED SETS.
No. $40 Broadway next door to the Dusseldorf Gallery
Cheaper than all others In New York, Ssts celia
TWENTY-FIVE and Thirty PER CENT, less than tbs.
be found anywhere else, all made from kiln dried wool
and the bost finish throughout all made a. netor Ne
90 Greene street. GILLIES BYHNh
Cheap Enamelled Furniture Warehouse, 90 Broad way
few doors above Spring ST. noxt door 10 Dr. ChApn church
TNLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE-R. w. WEST.
~ COLT invites the special attention of hoasekepors to
his sale elegant rosewood and ahogany furniture
carpets splendid pier glasses brocaelle SUITS Mon
day morning Nov M at 10 o'clock being all the furniture
Contained in the four toy houae in Eighth avenue near
Th en street Catalogues at the houses fu particulars
in the Courier and Journal Of Commerce.
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1yoRPoRATIoN NorIcE.-DEPARrxENr OF RI

NOTICE-DEPARTMENT OF RE.
Ais wiz be received 81 the office Of tho Re-
pairs and Supplies, No. New City Hall, bAssment until
NSysmbsr u 1855 ~ i O'CLOCK, n, At which
bhaxer Of 1855 for the removing Of the bell the Thirty
street bs tower t9 the City Hall and there to b
P the City Han DO removed tho yard Of Super
Of Public Buildings, No. IA Ludlow street. any
3 obsted 70 furnish security in the full amount Of the
once Of the Commissioner Repairs Supplies No.
New City Hall NJ B-The Commissioner reserves tho
Hight reject all the estim il deemed the
otercN Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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1vHH LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STAAM
ship Company intend starring their AvoyiAs stsamsr,
yxyv.A mr..
DACKETS TO HAvRE-snOONr LINR.-THR fOLv
lowing shire viii leave Havrs the l6Ah And New Yort

AL requisite articles for the Of pas
ssngers and commanded By experience in ths
Inc prloo OF passage Is S without wines liquors. Gcods
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN. Agents. IL Pearl street.
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CLOAix AND DRESS TslisTMINGs

syICB CLOAK G6tLo0Ng, YELgET REAL 5lMPURy
s lssss AID -lsas AZ Isl &! 80 rohs.t aeeT-s 49,
SIC Assor.mess 10 "a. oy Wholesale and rs,a iee
s5.scA 0SjSfSySS sSs< Efo.s<sx-
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-FUBLIC NOTICE IS
pant Of an houses and lots improved proved lands
ects thereby that the following have been
Bureau Of examination by all inter
re- Das and ssysrts a the east
embraced BY suoh include 81 the several
situated both sides of Liberty street. from Broadway
Greenwich street. the west side Of street. fifty our
seventy five feet south from Liberty street the side
forty feet north from Liberty street All persons whose
tress are affected by the above named assessments
who opposed to the either of them
to present their in writing to the
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, Nov
1859 ' -
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GyORPORATIoN HoTICE.--DEPAR OF sIRkcTs
and Ianpa-Sssled proposals will be received at The
ses y The e street: and Lamp. '.sass q
~ a 81 O'clock n, after which will W soceyed
ths public and lamp oil posts and fur
1shius the for the
dsss hs and approval Of said eeatr.ot
naint and The columns orosshea and lamp new
osts With eoats Of pure white lead. Said pal nng 70
done suoh places times SupernSen-
Of Laps and Gas may direct The proposals will DO pub
40 at II O'Clock Of she day that the r.
opton estimates closes Blank estimates obtained
n the o0oe Of the Commissioner Of Streets La,npe
HENRY ARCULARIUS, Jr,
Commissioner of Streets and Lamps.
New York. October q, 1855
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WATCHES. JEwELRX, so.

H~S>Ss>~>.,ssc
A COLD WATcH FOR si6-.aoLD MATCHES Ios
levers SIS and all other watches cheap proportion
70 be bought at the original L. JACOBS LOO Chashar ~
Cal on him before you purchase
DIAM0NDs-THIRTY PER CENT LOWER THAN
~ any house. LOUIS ANRICH No. So Reads street. buy,
and sells diamonds also resets them in the newest style
they will find 1t to their advantage.
fyoLD AND silver MATCHES, pIANoNDn, AND
" tewery;-GEo. c. ALLEN, importer. No II Wall
Warranted perfect vine Keepers fror $50 " $3.50
COOPER wArcHEs.
Duplex and levers. from. l~0 N
And quarter second watches for timing horse LIS 80 go
splendid pocket shronomotsrs, perfect stms
>''p''' EIsHr Day w.rcn1i. 80
Which run eight days with one windns.. o 10 lW
yor ladies' some In hunting cases. ..... 1H 100
For ladies' some in magic Gases "" Nv
which change Into three different watches 100 " ITO
wAToHEs WHICH WIND 80
And u.n ss ssaS @, ~ 70
Zine sola isPine Watches four holes ieweiisd .s
ss ssas ssssse. for Ss
sa Ensii:s psssss levers iaaia;
silver detached levers % low -. .....
E : n ssss Is: s:: K: s:s: ; mag: % md
: ss IT, s:s:s E
sod saosSpsi oSs.ss
ssi aaif.: , w:a2s s.is Yss s knives napkin a
Th .sss sIS u. ms..y a. watches warranted
ho best Il much less hn Ss usua prices - very
snpcrior workmen, and warranted.
qAaAss frss 81 shAxrs
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U,RANCoNps HIPPoDRoME.-THE GREAT MATCH
IL race between

TRANCoNps HIPPoDROME-THE GREAT MATCH
race 't AN AMATEUR AMERICAN LADY
will take no Il ias P EsEsiso Nov
~: 49,, r cents ss.
Doors open y half pas. and su.sss. b.sor. T. Per-
RAENUMs AMEEIcAN HysEU1-p. T. BARNgx,
siaGSS WEE R' sSsc1.s
o,sS iSS IN iGas SszEy b 5isis.''
TW0IE TOMS CABIN;
expressly iSr Gss..s 1' ss1
% x'' s'is H.
sss
a movIso trA NoRAMc DroRAMA and other expensive and
Iy1Ry IvrNlse RMS wick, AT 7 O'CLOCK, Arp
on s other Of e a.
ably dyertng and comcs performances for which the
n' ss ct Chi
ss Vel an ss,, IT s
balcony and Parquette, l21s cents extra.
PUCKLEY's sERENADERs $50 BRoADwAY.-BY
ID great combustion o. talent and perfect harmony this
H. and during The week grand new burissaue scens from
S q Is a
the programme.
w ninth street and Sixth svenue-HOore Thompson !
Engagement oft srea. Southern Clown,
Equestrian Gymnst Aerobstic perform every
evening and ssEyS sSd S ESys
comprising the most talented names in the United States
LOS GUERILLEROS:
Or, Captain walker and the Greaser:
!. a. hS1ss
<yIRCUs NEW YORK AMpHITHEApRE q RowrRY
Nlco oh'Ss, 5gyf Hsn.s f Fslso.
First BAGk and 9uE Efssrmns bis immense
Also, first appssIan s9f ,..vcov,
as La Poissonniere Eeossaise,
with of ss
'''''-''A' SAM LATuRoP AS CLOWN
Boxes cents PIT 21a Reserved seats so cents
pANvARp's HOLY LAND, AT THE GEoRAMA, so
y
cents Front seats, 90 cents.
TTNcLE TOMS cABIN,-sTRANcERs AND cITI.
Informed that the National Theatre is the only
place in New York whore version OF this celebrated
After il having been performed at the Troy Museum 10.
Chatham street ne.r Roosevelt and has been sror%od
@ s: with ss ySu sso
This % caution the that any other piece snnouns
sion. q, H. AIKEN,
Author Of Uncle Toms Cabin performed ut the Nation
al Theatre New York aud whore will be continued
evening" and every ard Saturday afternoon dur
ing the remainder Of the year 1853.
A CARD--MR. WIN. II. HAMBLlN BEGS LEAVE TO
n INTERN his friends and tho public that he has sold all
claim to the Bowery Theatre and ha, further interest In
the management Of that establishment
MUSICAL.
MUsIC.-MME. PETTIGREW, PROFESSOR OF PIANO
l forte and singing combining the German and Italian
respectfully informs her pupils aud friends that she
her instructions at her residence
$50 Ninth avenue, (CheseaJ at her pupils Apply be-
tween and p References Mossrs SSharfenbsrg Luis
ia Broadway.
NEW AND ORIGINAL soNGs-JUsT PUBLISHED,
IN Buckeys Ethiopian Melodies, containing san the
aud popular songs by Buekleys New Orleans Serena
ders their opera house. Broadway including the cello
brated Laughing Songu GOOD Bye" Fond Hearts at
~ naa.
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DUCKLEy'g OPERA HOUSE CHINIsl HALL. Sp
ID Broadway, near tAe st. Nicholas HotsL-Opsa every
The oldest established and mo alsntsd company n exist
The srs % sins Operawo Chouses pcrcs
Burlesaus Operas A. xs lnsw.s AL opsrssie chcrusss
ponse labor and talenJ By Buoklsys esrsnade Ths
has the honor Of announcing that the Concerts
Of th Company Will still be conducted IL present fashion
able syiefun without yusarsy" Concert commences
TX O'Clock. Adm seion, Is cents.
BUCKLEYS, PropYietoYs.
=. BISHOP BUCKLEY. Musical Direotsg
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HONIEsTEADs.

(yAMBRIDGE LAND ASSOCIATION--LARCF LOTS
and low rates-Thsy beautifully situated In very
reality location, tho Camden and Amboy Railroad
the Delaware river between the thriving RivertoD
aud Progress about ten mile, from phil
and level OF large se Gu By i1 and Cd OF $50
each NOW Ia tho take shares. For further
lara address j. MtTCHEsON, Coates street, absgc Eer
cath Philadelphia, or CLEaENT A. WILSON, 1903 Walnut
street, phiadelpna.
DRAWING- $50 AND SIS LOTS FOR s25-PAY -Four
- thiniuEs per weekTho subscribers Brook vile lots
notified she siijng win be the ground Tassday ljl
November. Fay m, all that subscriptions received
excursion tickets obtained OF 81 Division strost New
York Bo at the eatu st y A. 81. ARons h. MahShon.