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The daily union., 1854-07-21

AMERICAN ENTERPRISE IN AUSTRALIA magnetic tee-
graph line has been established in Australia 1t abou,
f200 mile. This line of telegraph built by Mr..
McGowan, formerly of Boston The Americans appear to
maintain their goahead character in this country Besides
the telegraph which is under the management of Amer-
cans line of coaches has been established with several
imported coaches from the States running between the
capital and its suburbs. An express office fire brigade
post office and the best hotels in the country all inn
provements introduced by couurymen.
The daily union., 1854-07-21

CHOLERA pRrvESrvE--In New Orleans large numbers of
citizens il is said, acting upon recent discovery by
celebrated French physician Dr Burq whereby cholera
is said prevented by wearing band of sheet copper
three inches wide and six inches long around the neck
the bracelets Dr. Burg has, by investigation,
discovered the fact that all workers in copper &C. al
WAYS free from cholera
The daily union., 1854-07-21

During the first six months in this year, there have been
10 accidents on western waters without reckoning whole
fleets Of coal boats which lost during storm last
winter with many of the hands on board These llo
cidents include collisions explosions burnings snaggings
Fnnning aground They have caused the destruction
over two millions of dollars of property and the loss of
from $40 to 400 lives
The daily union., 1854-07-21
\ SOUTHERN ANTI-NEBRASKA WHIG APPEALING
TO THE WHLGS OF TILE NORTH

H.
The Louisville journal addresses its ant-Nebraska whg
brethren of the North as follows:
any of the northern who have been so very fierce
for the repeal of the Nebraska law and the
oil the Missouri Compromise in condition listen
to reason we should like to address few words calm
est consideration that they capable of under the
stances What they concndng for is that persons
like themselves, nhah territory north of She parallel Of
thirty six thirty shall not like persons of that paral
lei have the privilege of deciding whether their territory
shall come into the Union with slavery without it, All
the fuss made at present in the saveholdinp States
made for the ayowed purpose Of preventing any Territory
north OF the sad parallel from coming as State into the
omon with constitution recognising slavery But If q
Territory north Of the for
INTO the Union State with constitutop nrobb;tinr
slavery, 'nere VIII be no power where to prevent the
people OF the new State immediately after ber admission into
he onon from changing her constitution and establishing
slavery within her borders if they think proper Each and
H'e Oh 'he onion new or old has the power do what
sne Peaes In regard to slavery within own limits Every
saveholdng State, without asking leave of anv or all
the otner Sfaos, can take immediate measures for abolish
ing slavery within her own limits and every non ayehod
ing oa'e can IN the exercise of her sovereignty establish
slavery New York, Massachusetts, or Connecticut or
New Hampshire fall power establish slavery upon
her own soil whenever che WILL and that power neither could
nor wonld be questioned by any of the general
Then where is the proprety where the
Oh e present attempt of certain people the put
whole country into terrible commoon for the purpose opre
venting Nebraska and Kansas from being admitted as States
INTO the Union with an institution which, any event. their
nhnoans viii have full power TO establish Immediately after
their admission and which the people of all the States
OF the Union have full power to establish within their re-
spectve boundaries Is the raising such commoop for
en cause consistent with reason or common sense Is II
not as absurd and prepoerous thing as men or women or
children conceive Off Is the project basis for
the organization of great party human beings
in their right minds
We ask for these hasy suggestions the calm consideration
OF all rational men in the non -saveholding States"
The daily union., 1854-07-21

HAVANA CONSuLSHIP. HON. JACOB THOMPSON.
The following paragraph appeared in the New York
Herald some weeks since:
% Some time the President offered the Havana
suate to the Hon. Jacob Thompson Of Mississippi. Mr.
Thompson did not deem necessary notice the Off
ciay but teegraphic despatch last night
from him. stating that the administration need trouble
themselves about himhe applicant Office and
there office in the gift of the Executive he would
cept.'
The editor of the Memphis (Tcnn Appeal replies TO the
above as follows
The despatch spoken of by the correspondent the Her.
aid prepared and several weeks since of the
editors of this paper the request the Hon. acob Thomp
The appointment not being congenia to his tastes was
declined but in the respectful terms leaving no room
for the inference that il refused in any capous spirit
:" IL may be well enough TO remark in this connexon to
prevent all msconstructon that Mr. Thompson was one of
the earliest and ardent friends of present chief Er
ecutve and the enemies open aHd covert of the admins,
traton wasting their time they cherish the
of placing Mr.. Thompson in attitude of opposition TO
by device as shallow and transparent the above"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
LEGAL NOTICES.


CUPkEM1 C0UHT-IF THE MATTER OF THE AP.
~ pcaton Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of
the city OF New York. by the Croton Aucduot Board OF said
city relative 70 the acquiring OF lands or r
the said CITY, between Eighty and Ninety
.nd fifth and Seventh avenues in the said city the nsy.
Aldermen and Commonay the city New York. bJ she
Croton Aquduc Department 81 sad city pursuant the
statute entitled .ct facilitate the acquisition ofsnd
for reservoir In the city Of Now York. cd
la three hfshs being present hereby give n,te % the
oviers, lessees parties and respectively cnHd
unto or interstss In the lands tsnemens Embellishments
aud premises hereinafter mentioned snd described that
will apply - the Supreme Court OF the State Of New York
general e OF the said court 70 be held At the City
Ht Of the city OF New York Friday the 10th day
feeruary % ~ the opening Of the eour, thss day
tstton thercssy ~ sougse be heard for tho appoint
ment commissioners Of appraisal in the above ent
tied matter 70 estimate In favor OF the several los
Sees psrtes and persons Aforesaid and able
pensson for taking all those lands tebeens hetodits
monte and premises lie between Lightly Ninety.
sirsh streets and u n snd sye.ue. in said ct
and which the said croton Aqnedaot Board deem adv
70 BE- acquired for the purpose Of constructing
voir the city Of New which said lands and premises
NelAd sut on the plan OF said city under and by
virtue of act entitled AN act relative
che city Of New York, and for other passed
Aprii 4 lW. RoBEnf BILLION
Cour sci 10 the Corporation aad Gro. IA. Board
Dated New York, Jan g. 1854.
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vxTATcHEsi wATCHEsi,-JEwELRY, DIAMoHI

WATcHIsl wATCHEs,s-JIwELRY, DIAMONDS
w and silver ware The subscriber would call the
ksnton Of purchasers 70 ths large and elegant assort
nsnt Of good. In his Lac vheh he ofs ior sale 81 much
less than usuAl prices persons dssrou. Of mailing
Of choice holiday s unsguallst Stock
seot nom Amons shs many arsoss Of bg;ussris VII Be
$50 $50 Cooper wstehss duplex aAd levers from
Gle indspendens second and quarter second WATCHES
tof timing horses, Sm 80. Chronometsrs-Splendd
perfect thine keeps SIS 70 C eight
LAY wAohos which esht days 6fth once winding eW
55 enamel watches for ladies' some In hunting eascs
$50 70 c diamond watcher for ladies' some In magic cases
@ so magic watches which change ine three different
vthout key ss5 100 Ali knds vasehss ~ very Low
ericesIins sold lspns vatehs1 four holes tswsed s
in sold detached levers go sod snamslet watches for
adde's sSs gold Enssh patent levers SO; COLA Ensh
VENT Ievcs bunting 366 silver pascnt levers ~ Low
ass silver detached levers, ga iadise gold sss eArrnss
plrs and bracelss ss " 10 sarnss % 70 -; pins 70
VI brasslsts = 50; gold locksts ono, Two, and four
ain: ~ soS H. s mar oh, sasIs 30 ~ s s Ss.ss
r;:a II. ssls s. isy. b ssis IS ...,:,
fss and pencils ~ Is 70 pc diamond rings, y 70 10 diA
nosd earring. 500 SO diamond plns, 06 70 500 gold
sros - 70 IL gold finger rnez vth stones 70 sold
ls,y bu,scn per sss 70 81 god s'ua, Per SET $50
pden q. ~. ~ y.! abb lei - ' Sis
% So cola srnsets sklllrsp psr pair 81 b 70 g.
plaza gsdd rings 7bo. V .; ehasA gcie dne 70 g. silver
hinkIse yuvsr teps Ms.i COLA ecsrf pans, " ~.
wsu sirseA sssonA loot ssAr RsosAvn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

CTRAVED FROM THE HOUSE OF THE SUBSCRIBER,
- in Dean street near Pows1 Scotch terrier dog Of me
oum src white VIZ tne sxcspnon upon one eax
svay ehsis collar and 70 the Pnchsr
The ander will be sutab rewarded BY eaag the house
n Brookiyn. OF ~ No. II Front street. New York
ISAAC CARPENTER.
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ryORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ By given to the owners, occupant occupants
Of AZ houses and io improved or animpoved lands Affect
Cd thereby that the following have been
pleted by the Asesors and lodged in the eoe Of the
Bureau Of Assessments for exam 1aton by AL inter-
ested FOR tagging the side of Eight street,
between Fifth and Sixth The limits embraced sy
such assessment include all the several
vacant ground vacant lots piooes and pare land
Ated south side Of Eighteenth street. between Fifth and
eixth All persons whose affected BIZ
the above named sssessments and who arc opposed the
Mons In writing 10 the undersigned at their 70,
Hall Of Rsoords within thirty days from Of hiS
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assesssrs.
CHARLES McNEILL }
Once, Busau OF Assessments, Street Department Jan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINZ
IN via Nisarsgua.-The Accessory Transit Company ii
Nicaragua propTescrs-Through in advance Of the nsi
Only line giving through tickets including the IstAA1g
cIossng-The double enEh steamship STAR OF TN
WEST 1900 tons burthsn win leave from pier No NssA
river ~ O'Clock r. precisely for San Juan Del Nor
on Friday Jarusry ~ With tns rev and favs
Nicaragua Transit route having but twelve miles Of laaA
transportation These steamers In the
cage apply emily TO CHARLES MORGAN. Agent Me- SIsV-
ina Green.
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fyORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant occu
Ssns q Al houses and lots improved or lands
completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged tae ocs
the Bureau Of Agreements for examination by all persons
Interested viz For ggrg ewalks 10th street, fro
Frst Third avenue The limits embraced by such
ent include ALL the several houses and lott Of
cant lots pieces and parcels land situated sides
street, from First to Third All persons whose
interests ere affected by the above named
who arc opposed 70 same either Of them requested
30 present their objections In writing the
ther office No aa Of Records within thirty days from
She date Of thls notice
n WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES Men IELL y
1e6l - = ~.>SS' ~SS~As~ASA'' $500 ~
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TyoRPoRATI0N ATTORNEY NOTICE-THE ATTEN-
~ ton Of the public respectfully called to the
sections Of the corporation ordinances entitled Of the
removal Of snow and ice &c passed March H. 1882 Any
vieaens 81 these lions Will be promptly upon
complaint being made to this ONCE -
The Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonaty Of the city Of
New York. In Common Council convened do ordain fol-
SEQ l. The owner or occupant or person having es.rr,
o. esch hoses Or other o o1os q ound il tas
fall ofsnow, hail. RAIN which shall freeze the side
walks and In the the to DO
trely from on the and the breadth
OFT gutter opposite such house building lot lana
under the penalty thre dollars such neglect
be paid By the said occupant having charge
Deyerally and respectively
&c., In the Ice shall be cenEealed that
cannot bs removed without injury TO the pavement the
occupant having charge of building oA
OF lara Aforesaid shall within the 6rst hours
every fall theseof the sidewalks opposite his her.
the premises TO be with ashes sand
penalty Of dollar be paid by the occupant
o. psfson having charge thereof ssvsra and
JOHN B. HASKIN,
Corporation Attorney, ONCE No. New City Hall.
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TyRYsfAL PALACE NEW YEAR'B PRHSlNrA-HUN9
~ 4 Resksn date sterr nortimerl jswslIs!s, COLA.
Leader. lss 70 call As a:ts.s!on q The public 70 sAsr
vor plata e., sale, IN class KILL British Depart
nenk Hef esmAtss and prices apply 70 The agenA Mr.
CHARLBB MOoRID0E Who y In sSteaaAAee daily d the
Crystal Palace, OF ~ To- Broadway.
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0TRBHT DHPARTNRNr, NO. HALL OF RHCoRDS-
- Pube NOTICE hereby given that the following petitions
have been the Board Of Adermen:To Gag four
ksA walks Of 7hrtyxsh street., between Third and
yeuxth where net d,ne regulate and grade
xEge avenue between Hath street ana Hudson river Also,
The following regulate and gate 5th and
INST ssets nom Taird 70 the East river and 7sh
e9eet, from Third avenue Al TO nag I'VE feet OF
nsrh side Of Twenty third street. between Fourth and hAd
avenues where not dons Alse the following pet
NsA In Board o. Assistant AdermenTo regulate and pave
Thirty sx srces between Second and Third who're
ne do.s Also the following resolutions in the Bosrs
ave walks Of Thirty Thirty second Streets
VsIis Of oth street. Third avenue 10 Iast river Ali
Interested having sreAo are 70
srssx nj thcu writing the undersgnsd 81 his sos on
Dee %. issS JAS FURIY. s<sss Commissioners.
C9RIET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL or RgCoRDs.-
6Bssed proposals will be received ~ this once until Thuss
6ay, January 1854 ~ 12h O'Clock r. M 70 regulate ana
gSAs street, forrth 70 Seventh ayonue To
UaSs rAae Eth street, from fifth 70 seventh avenue
kpssAssoss be had application 70 s eonsrAss clerk
~ Mis- Department. ,--.,.-,..
December a. 1855 q . 80 : ''''''
CrR1sr DEPARTMENT. NO. HAL OF RECORD
~ Scaled proposals. will be received q this once until tr
Aay January s 1885, At l2f o'clock M for setting cuee
and gutter oncs and tagging four fett wide
NE ddewsiks Of street, between Second ana
yourAh Specifications 70 be had application 70
ehs Contract ClorK Of this department
ya.sasy a. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECoNDL INE-rHR FOLLOWS
ing ships will leave Havre the l6sh, New Ysgk 6

They are all hrst class New York built shlps prov11o1
with all requisite articles for the comfort
Pa sensers, and commanded By Of experience h ~
Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded free nun
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, 16l Pearl stgooA.
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CORPORATION NOTICE - PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given 70 the occupant
pants all and lots improved proved lands
affected thereby that the following
completed BY tho Assessors and are lodged in the office Of
Os h ~ al
Eeventieth street, from Third 70 Fourth avenue The
limits embraced by such tnouds all several
houses and Of lots pieces and Of
; on oo.n oe' 81 street. between
affected by the above named assessments and who OPP
posed to the either Of hem
Their objections in wrspg the unde, signed at their office
No. HA Of Records whin thirty days the dats Of
Ahjs notice. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES NcNleLL,
Ofoe, Bureau Of Assessments, street Department. Jan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07
Corporation Attorney ofhce No. 4 New City Hall
New York, January {, 1854.

GWEN TO the owner or owners occupant Or occupants
Sected thereby that the folio sing been
completed b. the Assess and lodged In the oce Of
2sss.tss v-Fss resplasins setting curb and gutter
East river. The limits embraced BY such assessment
clude all the several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots
shi.d street. Vn Third svsau: 70 East river o1 the We.
street. both sides First and Second avenues 100 fest
horh and south from street; and the east
Interests are BY the above named nens and
who opposed TO the either requested
10 present their objections in writing 70 the undersgned,
IT their once No. Hall Of Records whin thirty days from
the date Of thu notice. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, {Assesssra
CHARLL3 NcNEILL,}
0fcc, Bureau Of Assessments street Department. jan
Rary 8, 1854.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
~ by given to the occupant
q al houses and io improved OF uniu lands Affect
Cd thereby that the following have been
petsd by the ASSESSORS snd lodged in the office Of the
Bureau Of for examination by all persons in
eerested viz For in Thirty fifth street. between
Lexington and Fourth Tho linits embraced by
such include all the several houses and lots
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Thirty fifth street, between Lexington and
Fourth Ali whose interests affected by
ths above AIMED and who TO the
tions, In wrng to the Undersigned at their office No.
Hall Of Reosrds within thirty days from the date OF th
notice. WILLIAM GAGB,
CHA RLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. jan
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CORPORATION NoTIcR-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
" pairs and Supplies, Jan: ls5a-To buldcrs-scslsd
proposals will DO received 1t the once Of the Conmi.oner
kepsrs and Supplies, No New City Hail. until Thurs
day January 49, 1854 - u o'cosi 81 witch time they
1855 the additions and altera ions Of houses Of Hngins
Company No 20 and hsse Company No H. situated ia Amos
ioh Sixth als for the
building house Norfolk street for the use Of Hose
Company No % also for the plumbing work Of the 81 9Th
ward station and also for the upholssing of abs
chamber the Board OF Council In the City Hall The
and Of the work required be d,ne and
information gard ercto be had at the once OF
the superintendent Of Public Buildings No. vi Ludlow
strsst bank eatm ates can 30 had At either once
The Commissioner the tight TO rel act all
Of hs IL Tened for the interest Of tbs d,n
BARTHOLOMEW d. PUkDY.
Comu al . Repairs and SUP plies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

RARNUM's AMERICAN MusEUM-NEw YEARS
ID holidays-Saturday, January in The afternoon 81
O'clock the interesting moral play of TIE LADY or
LYONS In the evening ~ 7 O'Clock, SLAsHER AND
CRAsHER After which, the very aughable popular piece
Of THE ROSE OF ETTRIGK VALE Adnittsnos 70 the
well the performance oents children under ten l2x
oents; seats In the Parquet k cents extra Secured Seats
In nreaaC ircla
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NoRPORArION NOTICK-PRoPosALs FOR or.

CORPORATION NoTICE-PRoPosALs FOR OIL
Proposals will be received at the oce of the Comm is
sonr and Lsmps Ch.mbers and Centre
Streets until the 8sh day January 1884, st IL o'clock NJ,
(After which time viii be reoeved for furnishing the
cooperation of the city and county Of New Yerk with 900
and allow two cents per gallon for empty casks returned
Lamps and Cas- No 10 Mercer street. before the 10th
day OF January 1854 The estimates will be opened In
O'Clock n the day and hour that the pon OF
cstina Closes Blank foms be obtained NJ the Office
HENRY ARCULAR1gS
Jan. z 1854. Commissioner of Streets and La mps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-07

BROADWAY MENAGERIE AND MUSEUM NO. 3T
Broadway now open for the season. with the
collection Of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
exhibited In New York. including colossal
and the great Elephant Hannibal the largest
Herr priesbaob the fsrfamed Lion King will onter the
denB OF his Trained Animals AZ H. noon g. and 9 p H.
Also DO without extra charge tho real vrise
SIAMESE TWINS,
with two Of their children reception from IL A. NJ
70 r M from to and *. ~ Pm Also, the won
Open from 10 A. n to 10 p u Admission Is cents; chill
dren under ten, half price,
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ssalrrans>.


N0TICK-PAssENGERs PER STEAMSHIP RLACK
IN Warrior for Havana and Mobile will pieaee bo an
foot OF Harrison North river Monday
AZ II O'clock M The ship sails ~ ~ O'clock pre- y
BANANA TRANSIT TIcKETs.-A. NJ aINKLEv,
a late forwarder en- the Isthmus Adams Co... Ex
pss Is nov prsrsred - furnish passenger aad bsstars
tickets from Asynwsll 10 Panama Passenger Tic sss pnr
chased In New York take precedence se OF ules A.
~ Broadway ~ '" ~
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CTKAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
- The Glasgow and Now York Steamship Compasyss -
steamer GLASGOW q 962 TONS 40 horse powsrJ RsAen
Wednesday, January h. ~ IL o'clock noon. First esh
saloon etAerooms $50; do midship do. S75 second co.
$S0; third olass $-stew Ards fe.s included Appyts
j. NoSYkON. "a Brondvnu-
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w r. FISH. FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AND
Characteristic wig maker $50 Pearl street. four doors
from Broadway New YORK Amaseur attend
ed wigs lent hire for private parties and
short notice.
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNIfm
States mail steamship FRANKLIN, ia. Walton, es1-
mander Will leave for Havro. touching -
and inc mails ana passenger on saturday February -
First class $l2O second clas So Luggage not wanted Do
ing the should be board the before
marked "Beow" No freight will be taken after ThursAa
February For freight or passage apply 70 k0RTLH0
LIVINGSTON, Agent, Me- % Broadway
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RIO RENT ATA BARCAIN-A lAnoE STORE, ! ioa
Broadway. adjoining tho Court House. with large bsse
ment Aiso eentee floor Of six rooms Sixth avenue
.iso Broadway at s2 per msnthfrt rate looa
way, IN der Metropolitan Bank
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HyIRCUs, 81 BOWERY.-BOxES, Is CENTS; PIT, l2h
cents Reserved Seats 80 conts This evening and on
Saturday afternoon will DO mssnsens
ring Tho full strength Sands great troupe
and acrobatio corps will appear. Performances
At z O'Clock,
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EXTRA PAY.
ExTEA PAY.-ALL u. g. NAVY SAILORS WHO
~ served In U. vessel in the Pacific, At sine
from s6 70 1885, can promptly obtain shss double Of
Uats) Parser u. o. NJ. - South william "a. below Wall
ASTRULOGY.
A sTRoLoGY AND PHYsIOGEoMy.-rHE CELE-
n bsAted Doctor j. ShUMHk. atwode by birth can he
suited all events Of HE past ept and future Ma
tvtieB oslcplated for lsds ~ gentlemen Residence 5
thamb4rs street, near Greenwion
"A as. LADOMUs, No. aB Canal sTREAT, ccs
IN yin future liz
onrsship aud She will also axe love
sstveen parties where - does exit She will ALE
h,se thief 70 restore stolen properly Age orsempars
void for nothing
MADAME MORROW WILL snow THE LIKENEssEs
vl Of future husbands and absent friends BY invoking
tie er wonderful soiet which has Aitonished
thousands of lAdios during her travels 10 Europe She the
seventh daughter and ~th gilt 20 orec future
eveBtsshe will tell your very thoughts rs Breome
street between Cannon and colums Gentlemen not ad
mtted.
AIRS BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA TENDERS
M her tho ladies and gentlemen OF this city
AAtroltry love And law matters Interpreting dreams 4c
BY and science constantly relied on by Nspoeon she
will tell the 81 the lady xentlsman they will
also the of tho vister Residence " Great Jones
street. Of Bowery. Ladies' 20 cents gents 81.
CPnITUAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILDER
~ spiritual msdiu will receive yisiter afternoon
and evening, at 400 Broadway one door above Bioome
street Admission 30 cents Ladies % cents