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A BEAUTIFUL BRICK RE IDENCE IN CARROLLTON
with large square Of Rround-Postvey adudca.
ton, and without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE r CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoueer,
Office, II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY. Feb. 10, 1859, at IL O'Clock.
a the City Hotel Common street, by consent Of paes
THAT ELEGANT TwosroRY BRICK COTTAGE RE,.
lDENCE erected by the late n N Wilkinson Esq for hi
i've. - -N' 80
The bounded by Canal avenue Short temple and
deg,h. ~ -
The grounds elegantly tasteuly ont and orpa
neDted with the choicest flowers and fruits
spacious green ouse for exot plants.
The building contains three large hall the
Moor and the zane above and in the Kitchens psne.
servenfs' rooms, etc. - - 1855
There alfo stables cow-house carriage house With se
vants above everything thai i,
render a country residence desirable. -
The house ID bu after the Cottage Orpee style having
been built not for fale. but for private residence ID one
OF the most substantially built and elegant houses in the
neighborhood Of the CITY, = ~
is to be sold positively without reserve on the
following terms -Four thousand dollars the purchaser
to assume note for 3s33X due the June next
bearing interest at the rate Of annum pei
crty and per per cent eventual in.
terest. "
improvements be kept insured policy Transferred to
holder of notes. 17' "
q the auctioneers' office. = 7fF''--s
Act of sale before j. W. Breedlove Public at the
Pense oI tne putchaseI. ja3l
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BY ]. NEVILLE & co.
VERY CHOICE SLAVES AT AUCTION.
BY JULLAN NEVILLE r CO..


BY JULIAN NEVILLE r. CO.,
JrLIAE NEVILLE, A.ctloneer,
Once, II Commercial Place.
SATURDAY, the 5th inst. At II o,eIoe II m .
~ Ut the Cty Hotel, will be sold
The fol owing list Of VI just from plantation:
!. JOHN 6eld hand very likely, I0 TO 10 Of age
DUDLEY field hand, very kely Is to 10 years III axe
B. SUSAN house servant and nurse, very superior likely
/. MARTHA, Geld hand aged IA years.
N0-Ihese Slaves are fnlly guaranteed.
TERAs-sssisf.ctory city seceptances ct Il months.
Act Of before r O. st. Notary Psbc at the expense
OF the purchasers les
VALUABLE NEW BRICK COTTAGE DWELLING
Together with fourth Of square Of 0ronnd situated In
Greenvlle, one from the 0rsenvle Station ssle
positive and without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctiopeer.
O6ce, II Commercial Place,
THURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1859, at II o'clock m :.
sold = - -
ONE QUARTER OF A SQUARE OF GROUND. stusted
in 0reeDve In the bounded by Broadway Pine Be-
cond snd Washington Streets Measuring las front on
street BY i0 feet In depth Washington street Together
with the improvements situated thereon, comprising ne
Brick Cottage Dweng containing rooms cabinets gale
res etc. In the front building and kitchen, containing
u he rear building with cisien we'll etc. in the yard The
dwelling can be nsed as single or double tenement
TERMS-Oneth cash, balance in and two years
for notes bearing per cent interest," and paid
rify thereafter 6per cent.
Act Of sale before James Graham Notary Public at the ex.
pense Of the purchaser. 1881
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ELIGIBLE AND VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
Fourth District suction.
By JULIAN NEVILLE &. CO.,

0o771711V W. TIE . CO',
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Office Ii Commercial Place.
THURSDAY. Feb. 10, 1869. at IL O'Clock. nj
hs Ci!y Hote I Common street, will be sold
BY Bacchus Dryades Second ard Third streets design
ated as los Nos g. and 9. Lot No. measures
30 feet front on Third street. by DEPTH FERNS the
corner Of Bacchns and Third streets Lois Nos and
each ~ rect front on Third street by 100 feet depth
by 10 feet in depth Lot No. rs on Third
street 100 feet in Depth and forms the of ryAds
and Third streets Lot No 80 on Dryades
street. ~ 1Z5 rect IN depth, being the key lot.
R3-TERMS- e'thrd cash. balance in and l2 months
for notes bearing per cent interest with mortgage
erty.
Act Of sale before ThomasJ Beck Notary Public
pense OF Inc purchaser. ia3l
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PARTICULAR NOTIcEs:;

IA Brahmin In; Lodge NJ; !. I. q. 3. M, will
ocock at their Hall PerdIdo and Barcnne
Inc members OF The Order IN requested attend
a. business Of the greatest importance will be transacted
By order OF iks
fe6 It GRAND COMMANDER
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OFFICE or TIE COMMISSIONERS or TIE CONSOLIDATED
DEBr or NEW ORLEANS,
Hail NJ. fNeJ~ rz.A 1

OFFICE or TIE COMMISSIONERS or TIE CONSOLIDATED
DEBr NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, New Orleans. Feb. 4, 1889. \
HrOmC1n1-NOtlce Ii hereby given that. ac~
cordng the s7h Section Of the Act Of the Legislature the
State Of Louisiana entitled act to consolidate the city
New Orleans and provide the and admins.
trnton o. is approved the 28d Febrnsry 1852 and Of
the 9th Section OF The Act supplementary thereto provd
Ing for the incorporation Of the city Of Lafayette with the city
Of New Orleans, approved on the day
seeled proposals will be received sale to the city Of
200 Bonds OF 5000 each ~ the loads issued according the
FOREGOING until The 18th Of March 1859 At IL o'clock M
dorsed Proposals for sale Of RBouds.U
.-coHMlssIONERE-
Hon Gerard stlth, Mayor. A. Laniry, Chairman.
Thos. Theard, Coinptrollar j. Magioni, Chairman.
Adam Gffen, Treasurer.
fe4 tmll o. DEBUYs. Secretary.
HaYOung Mems Benevolent Associ atsOn.-
The officers and members of the above are notified
to attend the Regular Monthly Meeting SATURDAY Feb
ruaIy 1852 at o'clock r NJ at the Hall
Lodge, corner Of Main and ST. Claude streets.
nhctuAl attendance requested busnef OF importance
will be transacted. BY order Of the President
49, FRED. A. RASCH,
. Ie3 ~ -------s Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF SHOES WITHOUT RE-
serve.
4% BY f.. ROGER g. CO.

| REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF SHOES, WITHOUT RE-
BY E. ROGER f. CO.,
Formerly H. Peychaud, Hyde co.,
Ak . sas Ssn s :s o q 10
lso Boots Shoes and Brossns for women and
Ssss ". y lat: s%sa '<'''@' ''f'' 10"
LATEST PARIS STYLES RICH FRENCH JACoNErs
Monslnets, Rich Satin Barege Robes, etc.
BY VINCENT f. CO.,
Store, No. % Cnstomhouse street.
z st h :. 10
Nous insis, rich; cosslmstb. rich.
Barge Robes Satin l RSplsau'
200 dozen from Il t. q A sssi Spring Skirts.
II ;. Fancy Prints
sss .ps Hss: s'u' and
BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc. etc.,
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
Store. s. St. Charles street.
....s9..s-. R. ARNFIELD, Auctoneor.
'TNH1s EVENING and every weekday even-
. At s sIls sss ~ Il. Will b x sea :, ~,
.he eIaure science and at Also
Wsss ssvts kss' e. rs s. ssss.
Books .sG The hest works Of The oe, .n.hSrs
ssssa slstk
CREDIT sALE-wooLEN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
SILK parasols, White Shirts, etc.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT,
Auction Roon, II Chartres street.
p Nh tns 5tn 1nss a 10 O'clock A.
sold - ~ 49, Va" "
240 dozen Of Wooden Shirts end Drawers.
-Also-
A large invoice Of Ladies' SILK Par..ol..
100 dozen of American White Shirts,
n7~TERNS-At SALE fes
PRINTED LANs AND PRINrs-wITHouT RESERVE
BY E. ROGER E. CO.,
formerly H. Peychaud, Hyde COY
THURSDAY. sth ingt., ut 10 O'Clock A. H..
sold ~ " -
70 cases and bales style Printed Lawns
10 cases Atlantic, Ricbmon and Tacony Prints.
A9rSold without reserve, to close a consignment.
~TEkMs-over 500, 90 daya credit fe5
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SUCCESSION OF EMILY NORMAN
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN JEFFERSON CITY,
By j. A. BEARD e. CO., ,

SUCCESSION OF EMILY NORMAN
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN JEFFERSON CITY.
By j. A. BEARD f. CO., ..,.
GARDsER SMITH, Auctioneer.
I'D hsss as = 1sl ssss1
Court q New orleans January IL 1885, the following
stffns 81 aa n 81
situated e the
sy and smp
and deposited in the office d L. T. carr nos;y IN his
ssss one
for fash hs san n on credit Of
cent interest from date maturity and per
of sale before W. L. Paoe P at the expense of the
purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE EMILY NORMAN
PRoPRIETE DE yALEUR dams la VILE JEFFERSON.
PAR j. Il. BEARD f. CO.,
a.so GARDNER SMITH, Encanteur.
SAM let: 10 fexrler 1859, midi, a rArcade
irs Or h uss Il cGa5 s D
e 50 s IS On I rnnnu .s
=. sss csss zss
g. T. G4rs ~ t 1osa,e en- ss vle
So. 81; sfFt5f; r
IL IA usqas
!. W L. r'' ?ss r ss
SUCCESSION OF JEAN JACQUES AcHILLE BRouET.
BY TOURNE 8. THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRsE, Auctioneer,
Office 70 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, March 5, 1859, ut I2 O'Clock,
~ at the ST. Louis Exchange by virtue and pursuance of
order from The Hon. r. H. Morgan Judge of Second
District Court Ct New Orleans dated January 1889
count Of said succession, will be sold
PETER, quadrcon b. " aged about nine years.
k4~TERMS-Cash.
Act Of sale before A. Ducatel feI 10 2s ms
VALUABLE PAINTINGS AT PRIVATE SALE
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer.
Office II Commercial Place.
ANDSCAPE and Cattle View In Devon.
shire England BY Cole The force and bcdness Of this
iec in the admirable keeping ranks among ts
first Lar dscape Painters in England.
Cattle Drinking by Howe. The works of this artist so
celebrated that description ia needless.
Scene In Italy artist unknown beauty of colo. and
rrectness Of design is worthy iustrious name.
e9>These Pictures well worth the of
noisseurs will be sold accommodating TERMS las lot
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA TEHUANTEpEc COMPANY, \
No. Is Carondeet street, !
New Orleans, Nov. %, 1885,
E9>PursUONt to Resolution of the Board
Of Directors
Notice hereby given that the Books Subscription the
Capital Stock Of this Company will opened at their ce n
Carcpdeet street. TUESDAY the sd November 1855 from
the honra Of M TO r M under the superintendent of
the following named Commissioners:
Mcsss Ambrose Lanfear, Whemus Bogart George Urqu.
hart George NJ Pinckard j. T. Harrison and John Good
rich.
Under the provisions of the charter the one hun
dred dollars EACH aid the payments to be made the stock
subscribed are as follows Ten cent at the time Of sub
in ninety days thereafter But nstament of the stock shall
Do called Tor after the payment of thirty
at least Of the Railroad ha be completed and not
even then unless called for in conformity with resolutions pre-
1ousy passed by the stockholders at meeting duly
for that purpose. L. HEYLIGER
p22 If Sac,aa ry
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n EULER, j. H, EXPERIMENTATION, CoRNKB
n Of Josephine and Howard streets, New Orleans.
good supply constantly hand and all orders promptly
niled. jazz 6ms
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BANK OF JAMES RoBB, !
ese New Orleans, January 4th, 1859.
~ e. meeting Of the Board of Directors,
Of the FITS OF the last six months ending December 3lst paw
able on and after the 10th inst. ''Ns
Jas I'm VIM & MOIINT Casbior
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H0Tnl, coRNEk OF cAxAG
~ -. asd St Charles stIss;s Nss Glen, a
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ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoNOoH CRY n,
New Oreans Second unrsserved and extensive $40 on
very long CREDIT Of valuable improved an1 uuans
Res Eaete situated in tie most eligible pasis n he Seeop
District, for notes without encorsefR.
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sroos9 p.s3s1c. oouar suCoEsa1E oE ALRz
NOTICE a hereby given to the creslltasa
OF this Estate and to all other hsrein iniees
oshow within the
they have Why ne account presented By Cura
funds distributed In accordance herewith. 7Vs
BY order Of the Court
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AMUsEMENTs.

who 10 this country His musical education has
been directly superntended BY Sgnor Verdi whose family
e has been brought up from his earliest age only p
pl Of Verdi he Is more qualified TO bring the operas
OF his illusrcus maestro than any other conductor.
While sgnor Muzio will retain the sole control Italian
repertoire Carl Bergman will lead the operas OF German
Cmposers, such Don Giovanni Ths Huguenotsn
As conductor Of the of the Philharmonic Society
Of the German Opera he has given ample proofs Of his
ness for this important post and from his exenfed familiarity
the Putc rest at full justice viii be done them
NJ Mr.. Bergman'a hands.
THE ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS.
The orchestra chorus reorganzsd the prn
cpe Some twenty fresh voices baye been added 10 the cho
whilst the orchestra which always has been leading
creased
THE REPERTOIRE
The company engaged for the there
fore abundance of fresh
cui, and complicated operas with that ensemble which
vouchafes to the public genuine satisfaction and In
much solid than the individual efforts
single artist, however great could possibly do
regards the be produced during the
and the ey of other celebrated works which have
that hey will only be able lay full particulars before the
public after the several debus will have taken place The
operas defnvey selected tohe moment ver
slClLIAN VEsPERs and AROLDO, Haevy's la JUIvE
and Moxartg MAGIC FLUTE The first opera will be
THE SICIILAN vESPERS
Now being performed In Europe with
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS.
will be produced Immediately after the debus OF the new
FOUR NEW SCENES,
HUNDRED MAGNIFICENT COSTLY DRESSES
number Of
sPpNpip MEDIEVAL
rom the celebrated OF Granger in Paris)
AT cosr Or FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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OCULIsTs AND AURISTs.

A RTIFICIAL EYFs.-THOS DAVIS dSS BROADWAY,
N n. " next to waacks theatre, sole maker the i'm
proved artificial human of superior kind They
perfect in color motion, I'll and expression, the
DEFY detection.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NmlO-s GARDEN.
IN Manager. ...................,.... Mr. q. H61V
PRICES a''''''.''@F. 60
Tickets to all parts 10 cents Chndren. .Essoav
Family Circle entrance Private bsxes ..........seS
on Crosby Is cents Orohesua seats
Doors open st seven; commence 1 :, bali gass sevsA
The GREAT BILL
SERIOUS PAMELr
a -,...sssa ToODLEs,
in which the great o0msaaanb sR. BURTON.
viii appear in his great characters Of
SLEEK
THE TOODLES,
in which characters he is without rival.
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT BUT POUR
MIR BURTON.
THIS EVENING (TUESDAD, OCT. II.
SERIOUS FAMILY,
with Mr. Burton Charles Fisher Mrs Hughes, AdhAo re-
BuRTONs OWN GoAICALLFY
E.B-TOOJL.ES MATINEE.
For the grathcacn of many families who unable 70 ~
WI" - 'A' ''s's' MR.. BURTON
has consented 10 appear in his great character of
TpODLEs
on the afternoon Of
SATURDAY, OCT. IL 1852
Sale of tickets the Matinee viii WednesAs
preparation the great tragedy JACK CADE. wfkc
will produced with scenes, properties al
the style o spiendor that
ducuon OF Antony and Cleopatra.
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DOYAL MAI. STEAMSHIP AsIA-FOR LIyERPO0I-
III The ASIA Capt H. a. Lott commander will sail from
le stream Wednesday next l2'h inst steamboa will
p, betw wharf at Jersey CITY, and the Asia
iron II 10 O'Clock r. Nj to convey passengers aud baggage
on board The Africa " III sail 26th October.
f. Ct NARD No. Bowling Green
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EoR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. VIA CHARLES
steamsbip Line ~ ~ ~
Cabin passage. .Sl5 Deck ~
The splendid steamship MARION W. j. Foster commandsr
win leave pier No. North river Wednesday, Oct ia al
e'clo M. precisely. '' -" - ~
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Nv" VIA CHARLESTON AND KEY WEST.
,did and fayorite steamship
ISABEL.

ISABEL,
VIM. Rollins, commander,
Hayng been put in perfect condition viii lesve pier No
above ports The and travellers had bet
tor make early application for statcroonls TO
BPOfFORD, TILEST0N CO., y broadway:
B-Thc Isabel will continue to leave Charleston on the
Ah 18Th month for Havana and the 10Th and 10Th
EfUm Havana and Charleston.
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COT

NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP nH Z, Coa WId.
aeDday Ost H. 1852 at IL O'clock The United State. mai
sAeamship CAHAWBA, j. W. NTH, commander, will com
receive freight Saturday Oct 8 1852 at pier 100.
Rseinson street North river No bills Of adng signed af
~ hour of sailing For freight passage apply 70 tho
sesaA LIVINGSTON. CROCHERoN'x 4 CO. Park place.
ENOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA--THE AMERICAN
Atlantic Screw eteamship Companys and first cass
pier Il North river ON Thursday Oct ls NJ O'clock r. M
Cabin passage 70 Savannah with unsurpassed accommoda
ions 9lb Through tickets New Orleans SO 7b Mobile $
Hontgomery Alabama, S2s Albany, S24 Columbus $z At
IN Florida st the lowest rateS =
Freight 10 cen,s per half per cent No
bills OF lading signed after the departure OF steamer
Apply 10 H. b. CROMWELL CO.,
,,... 66 West street.
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ADJUSTMENTS, A

CADEMY OF MUkIC.-THE NEW SEASON.
n The pnbic respectfully informed that
THE REGuLAR WINrEk SEASON
will commence on
MONDAY, OCTOBER THE sxvEsrxExru
under the joint direction Of
b. Ull.MAk aud MAURICE STRAKOSCH.
When the youthful new prima dnuns
VIII make her
FIRST APPEARANCE
On "Wednesday VIII take place the debut Of
slGNOR GAEIA FEKkI,
The great lyric artist and tragedan; and
sIdNOR ST1GEI.LI
Primo tenore from the principal Italian opera houses
On Thursday, the debut OF
mADEMOISEII.E PHILIPINA CRESCfMANO.
On Friday. third appearance Of
MADEMOIsEII.E ADELINA SPERASZA.
On Saturday,
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
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THE TURF.

LNCLIPSE COURSE !. .L-t;REAT TROTTING MATCH
II GEO. NJ. PATCHEN AND BROWN DICK.
On Monday October y at ~ o'clock precisely match $50
G. Riley names b. g. Geo. NJ. Patchen; d. Smith names b.
Brown Dick Cars leave South Terry nj 20 minutes past
Fare TO go and return 50 cents JOHN l. SNEDIKER.
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o +
Mr.. ROBERT ST0EPEI.
conclude with time this the Farce called h0
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Sir VIM Evergreen Mr. Floyd Cousin Joe Mr. AeaA
Capt Benheim Mr. Leyere Margery Mrs. @AAa
Lord Plato Mr.. Moore Lady Plato Mrs Yong
ToMoRRow, WEDNESDAY, Ocr. l2,
First time this season,
Sir Bulwer Lyton's splendid comedy of
MONEY
THE CAST GREAT AND UNPRECEDENTED.
Or THURSDAY, ocr. L.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
play of interest and history, with eutrelc new
Appointments Is In active preparation.
Places may be secured one week in advance.
Doors open st 7, TO commence at az.
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EP6FFoRD TtiHSToN co, % Broadway
The Nashville, L. Murray commander, succeeds Saturday
Oct. 10.
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T1HE DUSSELDORF GALLERY,
i 54S BROADWAY
having been closed for entire
which added Mr. VIM. Pages celebrated
painting of
VENUS,
Guiding Eneas and the Trojans to the latin Shore.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
Admission %
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CARD TO THE EPUBLIc-NIxoN's MAMMOTH CIRCUS
~ DAN CASTILLO,
The Southern Humnrist
Respectfully announces TO the public that his
FIRST BEN Eft IN NEW YORK
VIII take place
On THURSDAY NIGHT, Oct. l3 1859
The the pavilion having been kody rendered him for
this occasion by MIR. j. NJ. Nixon, when nm
Equestrian entertainment of SURPRISING briiancy
Will be offered, well worthy OF the occasion.
Among the many features OF the evening will be
WM.sDoNALDsON
His first appearance since his From England.
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ENAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
NOW OPEN AT PALACE GARDEN,
Foureeeh street, Sixth avenue,
FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ. UNTIL 10 r. NJ
In the main hail. under the great tent and in the machine
arcade may now be seen every day and evening,
Choice articles of inventive genius aborsavng machinery
In every department OF industry, for and ornament in
cudpg eight steam enginesa representing improve
mensand Ecssons caloric engine, exclusively with
hot air.
TIE HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Contains rich varieties Of
FRUITS, FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES
During the evening experiments viii be made with Wilson's
and GARDENERS apparatus for lighting the burners in the
main saloon by electricity.
Dodworth's Band will perform every evening
Admission 25
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A ukyIRAIIA-KANGAROO LINE.-THE MAGNIrI-
"a cent clipper ship NARY BANGS 1000 tons capacity.
direct The accommodations for passengers particularly in
second cabin. spacious nnd unsurpassed for comfort
rates Apply on board, 10 MAILER LORD &QUEREAU.
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TINE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COM.
pnny intend sailing their and powerful
New york direct for Glasgow, Ms follows
GLASGOW Thomson, Wednesiay, Oct Is, htl O'Clock NJ
EE1NBuRG. Gun Minis. Wednesday Oct S ut II O'Clock NJ
Rates ofpasaRe from New York Philadelphia Boston
Glasgow liverpool, belfast Dublin Londondcrry-Frst
cabin 1 sieerape found with abundance. OF cooked
visions, $50 For freight passage apply TO ROBERT
CRAIG % Broadway.
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a USTRAIIA PIONEER LINE-ESTABLISHED 1852
"A Carrying the United States malssaling positively
g. GLOVER, 1000 tons bnrthen, George 3 Kellm com;
will be despatched Melbourne positively the 25h Of
October The s. G. G. made the voyage last Australia
for both FIRST and second class
river viii Be despatched for Sydney N s. w. 2h October
For freight passage apply on board ard or to r. CAM
ADVANCES made on consignnens Consgnees in Australia
Nessrs Wilkinson Brothers Co.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A WIDOW LADY, TWENTY SEVEN YEARS OF AGE
IA whose acquantances limited in New York. dc.
srous OF forming the acquaintance Of gentleman with view
matrmony from thirtyfve to forty age with
kind and asctionate disposition whose heart would beat in
unison with her AS she is sincere she
viii this through mere curiosity Address Mrs Down
ing Mad son square Post oince.
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RR0ADWAY VARIETIES, 1o1 GRAND STREET, TWO
ID doors from Broadway
THE MODEL CONCERT ROOM OF NEW YORK.
The cheapest most attractive and most original
in the city.
Admission Twelve cents.
Open every evening, Open every evening,
With company Of ladies and gentlemen of versatile talent
THIRTY PERFORMERS
Appear each ngh Is!qruance on Sundays commences al!
eight. See bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF "a YEARS DlsLIKINC
IA the foolishness and extreme fashion of upper tendon
wishes wife who has good common fine viii aud high
ly cultivated mind As the advertiser Is rich professions
widows will please not Address H. W. b. IA
Herald Office.