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that s.ner .hs Lair 1s e beet aad clAaes The ca.:s
af tbs ski. .-.--...
nE. ciiILTOS,
Fhe'tt 10 the TRITON R1a:d tle ft.i Of lis Profession
Has ANALsxEN cHls1ADoEos Excxs1log NA1R prB.
ME darAres tiaI
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~!aas ra,:lce a reteru;s matter Hair Ct any o.
ncxous color il lsSTAATLY CHANGED to t'A.k or
aay sasts Of bcwa. Sold everywhere aud applied By III
hAr d,esstss. CE1srAroHo No. Asto1 1".e New Turk.
1scs I'M JOHN u. FARE. Lat Lake street.
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AMUsEmEyTs.

A CADEMY or MUsIC-yFsp IRs-CntSos
"A ON wEDNEsDAY kvENrNG. see A. at
FIRST nRb OF Nerdls world ,r.nowns UperA on
THE sIClLTaN vkapRLS
First appearance this OF the pna Doaas
Nine. PAuiINE CoiyaOS.
First appearance this season of ihe popular teaor
sig. srIGELll.
SIG FkRRI. ,...as.............7he Governor
On GnDYxs AZ EvssiSG sEPf 'gsa ~ az q rr0cdA
S night this ssason g the new ana esssratei Opera Of
THE sIcILisN vEsPEas
espressy composed by Verdi for the Grand opers II Pa
most effective Opera Of this celebrated noY.poser.
THE slcIIlAk yEsPRas
WiTH NEW SCENERY AND fsopERtrEs
BY Sig Hannibal w Calyo original uisde az lie
os bis Excee monseur . Mnistre de Ia Maisoa Eape
,e the 'u'i UHiqGE AND PICTURESQUE DRESSES.
Presenting most faithful the ihe ralr
eenih century have been made in par by Monsieur toy
cosumer Of the Grand Opera and sanor Bsch er
THE ERW ACCOu' RkMENrS AND PROPERTIES
Are from the celebrn.et uacoy az Monsieur
Amorer e hi nassy The bel E%Perar q the French
Ihe Princes Elena. ......... NINE COlSoN
sss be Governor Of s.iys pEkkI
sRuoSD1kY CHARAcrEks ''''' o'-"i
By Nine Reichardt signors Lotsi NJ. Bsr. croax MAeo
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
Musical Director and Condueioy MuzIo
On THURSDAY. Sept 20.
Second appearance OF the great tragic Prima Doana
NINE. INkl FARBEI.
The 'als az. Of seas for The sIcILIAy yEsPERS viii com
OF Music at SHELLS stationery store IL Wall street ana al
= '''u'''s > y MISS sss.Snfh aDEI.1sA PATTI
In role.
The director takes great pleasure in announcing
ADkINA PATTI w1shorty appear ss Linda In Donizei
LINDA DI cHAMouHIx.
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AcApKNY OF MUSIC

A cAnkNY OF MUSIC
N CAED TO TTIE PUBLIC
Compelled hy absolute necessity the Directors relnc
iary deem hsr duy sruuari the public with the
% The dr~reni disappnsuinens that
Academy q Music during the rast week.
With the OF avsiing oppoHuun the Directors
atfrn o their ~mplets operate engaged the
test Tr,rpe, consisting ~ Madame clrtes Musani and
SC Amodo An agreemeni entered Into with zig
vAo for the services of these artists during the period o
weets n n stipulated per week, cpnsifersiou OF
which Madame Cortss cerform three times week.
Fir Nussni four times week. and Sir Amotio ofsn
he might be required SIG servadio also ple1ing himself
70, 70 perform h his troupe other theatre Ia New
1ork previous 70 his departure for the rsland q Cuba
IL however. bccsm. that sig teryadin had
intention of fuhng hs par Of h contract he I'D
thrr IN hts 70 ifwAr and the
rtteruges o AL kinds beng employed 20 prevent MadAme
Corles iron appearing IN other than snch
least atrscve. and when length 10. directors
producing and announced important works. the plea of
ndsposcn sent in after having received payment for
N1rh perform and aie the
fuksiute anosher performance, 70 AVOID a pubic dsNp
pontment
towards Sig Servhdo this matter that
shopd EXIT FOR breach of contract his psrf. and a
row - BE- how FAR MS ~ conduct win
him IN pnhic estimation; meanwhile, hsvlng
pahy comprising such artists Patti cosou Fastr Anx
ksdsne ktrAkcss briruoi. hug~h, ErrAni rern, RAri
% F3rmss NArrtxek aud Muxio already engaged for the
besdes cthers secured by w. Lsn (Qf which hig
Taberk The greatest u fvinv tenors nn~ hcy wei
cense wt the services Of the corcsi troupe a. the Acs
DENY ~ kusic.
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STEPHENS HEART 4 BROKE.

SlEfHFNtN - nEAhl - bhOhbs
Gone. locps, listen 70 the s0ng,
Which an going 20 sing.
ipfcmlse you u shan't be hong;
Il y the very thing
To make you inu9h and opc your ey8,
Ike bull frogs when they crosk,
And when you scc the Union gone
Iou'il knew ssephe's heart 70 troke.
Oh ssephcn's heart 10 brI ks-
stephen dont yop cry,
Wen mend II with . compromi0
To suit ycu By and BY.
stephen took trip, they say,
II hunt bis dear mamma,
And ike q little lambkin 81 play,
with joy he blcsts bah, bah.
Ard her, he finds his mother dear
His heart vii hop with Joy;
s7be travels rather last, tear,
10 suit her short legged boy.
on stephens heart % broke
Your mother win com. back sssss,
Ard 10 youf arms sill ny.
He mother thinks a deal Of Dim,
Ard hopes he'll Gear 70 c1osk,
ffe fears hs little windpipr VIII,
Like boilers burst, get broke.
a ~ss ds~essed no, long sgp,
But only then 70 cheat vs..
kor when the tsrln vrse ga called
lie bad bad bronchitis.
On, Stephens beut IA broke
But save ,bs li,ie Wind you've gos,
You'll pced u by and by.
aephen IA . martyred man,
For natures 10 contrary,
His 0esh IN heir 70 all Der 1 =.
IRON gout 10 dyscntsry.
They'll have 10 cure MIN sounf by mi.
on else be II Ioose the race, Ell,
JOS. LIkc thai llttlc stem, .stst 1oS 8
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AMUSEMENTs.
ADJUSTMENTS.
AvIBLOS 0ARDbN
IN CORTEsT ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE
CoEIksf MusIANI
THuRkDAY

coEIksI MuSIANI
THURSDAY.
Madame UORTESI to Inform the pubic that
she has concluded arrangements with sr Nixon for the
lime previous 70 their peSn.e tour Through ;hs United
States The n s. i ssP 4 - De upon
when the most popular q ysra,s G T. Operas.
"" 0e ep'"0'ns' MADAME coRrEsr
has the honor to that during the ccruaon o ee
arrangements she VII be assisted by and wei
sIaNoR MUsIANI
Ss1 saor sung
during this n he sepa for Erope mmssa.ev
after his sprsoschng visit the island OF Cuoa Madsms
CoRTEsI hs also great pleasure in announcing the
the oue already rsnfinr Is scb heb fsOr. in ,h. city,
and the other whom bias already arrived in this country from
secured many other eminent artists = give as aae rspressn
possible opsras which sac vii produce under
:, CARL ANsoHyTz
s r. q Sc 70 s i: s1S a
offered the public In the bes possible manner
r,,,' .insa sSssIss. 4gs SSS s.s: systsssan0n ACE
SAbssg s.,l x slsesj eosqssi ssggsgisa BY
s-OAOa AMoDIo,
and others
ISs sale e Tickets viii commence tina nornag.
The public are respectfully informed hu Reserved g in
from "a q NJ unit. r n, without extra charge
Entfance on Crosby street 0'''
Private Bo1e: from s. 70 $40 according to location.
Doors open al Z. commence III o clock
WINTER GARDEN.
THIS evening Tuesday September ls those delightful
MR.. AND sss: BARNEY WILLIAMS.
in threa of khefr he.s perea
AoAi o"ooAA' Our Gal.
powERY THEATRE.
Firs, night Of a new
sPEcTACULAR DRAMA,
Translated from the ATSs eE eagrs. fI this theatre entitled
THE pHSSees PAGE
Which wiz be produced with entirely
NEW NEW SGnyEsTrs SGENEhy -, sss GosJgMEs
rorn PsEsSs Inn
The IL ne q r.1
''' nc II .'i;'i s
SATAN on EARTH;
THE DEMON PAGE.
Count Frederex L. Tton
Arhonse wilkins
Jor,sn
T5sls the Demon Page. W ( Lsshton
For cii.- characters see bills o. The day
Previous to which the aushabe farce OF
NY SON DIANA.
Diana. Mrs W. H. Leighton
The spectacle n,espersed with songs dapces marches
proceSons magical Illusions and will be produced In style
Of magnif cence eauAed on any stage.
Boz book open.
HJIBLo's GARDyN.-IT OPERA.
IN LA IRAyIArA.
CORThsI A. vfOLkTTA,
TaTs EvxSfsC
RESTAURANTS.
ITO TuE PUBrIC-DAvID DECKER, WOULD BEG TO
inform bs old rends and the public that he has returned
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AMUsEMENTs
Vf ALLACKs THEATRE
Mr. wAILACK. Lesses
NE W wAlLACX AA4a~e
hss great pride aud pleasure 10 announcing the
BRILLIANT COMMENCEMENT
RkGuLAk SEASON
R0AnS or LAUGHTER
FTTzsMyTHE or rirzsMYTHE HALL
AND EVERY NIGHT Tiit FURTHER NOTICE,
fHE hpYAIISr;
FORTY YEARS AGO.
Henri de Flavigneul, captain Of Dragons Of the
The Baron Monrichd Preiec Of the Depssinsns Mr. flake
Grepe sef gesnl Mr Parks
mr.. C0ourn
nf Ouver
The Countess d. Aureyal royals. lady Mn Hoey
Drngoons, SERVANT. A., &c
The new and appropriate music
selected and arranged BY
MR. NOLIA
TO conclude every evening with the latest London
- FITzsMYTHE OF FIrzsMyrHE HALL
Fitznnythe. OF Ftzsmythe Hall (his tira appearance
Frank IottenhAm dz frat appearance In New York
Gregory hs hrs appearance season., Young
Fizmytbe Of Fissmy he Hai DER iirs, .p
peAsnce this season. Mrs Vernon
Penelope er first appearsr this Julia
Doors open ut 7t4; 70 commence nj O'Clock Box Book
open Awsek In advance. Places may now be secured.
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DRYANTs MINsTREIs
ID Mechanics Hall, t72 BROADWAY, above orard stresA
MONDAY, SEPT. H. and every night during the week.
Bh9AHfS' MIhSTREi-s
In variety OF songp, Dances Burlesque Sayings Com
cal!,es. ar
n. q. WANBOI.D
In LIS favor,te Ballads Dutch Banjo Hooe
Polka Ia z9uAy-s. Power o. Music.
IRELAND Az IT Is.
Seventeen and a Eoss White Wash Army
JEsRY AND DAN BRYANT
The poprlr Dnos In their comcal sAynss and buvsequs
BLACK WIZARD, . r Ander~nu BLACK WIZARD.
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DARNuNs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUnS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
81 EHof6kF aoA ROOM
In the Tgrd SDG csxh;sy s1c! 9pd nd p!sssn, vv
fHE sPEENDiD I IHIsIoRfcsH' Ar rRtN H
5ossrH 5ossrH Asb Asb HIS HIS BsETHsES BkErHsESs
JOSEPH AND HIs BRETHREN
Was wi such immense favor by the patrons OF the
he past week and attracted such unwoned crowds
CCoETisHE JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN
coNTiNuE JOSEPH And ais ais BsErnsxS
SSE %%EEEkk E9ssEs. sSsE
ONE WEEK LoNGER,
WIN AZ iu gorgeous accompaniments, It's splendid scenery
brilliant costumes magnificent group.ngs ard
At O'Clock and this evening half past Z.
AL the Novelties and Cuioaies of the Museum will be vid.
THE s.RANGE ANp MYSTERIOUS ANNALS,
TIE .WHAT CAN THEY BE!n
TWO in NUMBER, AND OF DISTINCT sPzCIEr.
One Of which hiss TWO DISTINCT HEADS. but ONE LEG,
INA y Ery w., zEALssp AZ cHIEy
The most interesting amusing and wonderful
THE GREAT LIVING ROARING BLACK SEA LION,
THE WONDERFUL ALBiNo FxMiIY.
Each with pure white skn slhen white hair riuk eyes &c.
Ssfs s%Pg Ssn &iSa &ssiTSii', Z9ss !sss. hgsifs,
ennes Is the beautiful xn6HL FISH, sp EckI.sp Bso%R
IRoyI, FLYING YlsH, LIVING AIiIG NToRs. LIvINs
4c &c 1he famous LryIN9 JJoIITNIsa
vxRiEiY on NIW WAX FfauRfs '' oA~A'
$4,000 CuRIOSITEs
From every Hsf 4 70 81 Tx s0s ssfs sF' FOR 81
MUSEUM S'ia cPEs nFis5 PscS Y. a. TILL ihn Iorn
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EALLYNG REFRAlN FoR BREcKINRD0s

EALllING LIFRAlN FOR BRECklNHLU(
AND LANE.
Jnrur your banner once again,
Ye men of Equal Rights upshAken'
Your country eals--nor calls IN vain,
While patriot nrcs your hearts awaken:
Your country calls us 10 the ncld
Which Lincoln spurned and Lsne with oAbro
Defended for the land which shields
Her Equal Rights 10 Law and iaborf
Which with one voice proclaims your chotoe
from Northern hills 70 Southern Valleys
That not in vain for gallant lane
And Breckinridse your country rallies.
The people call on every side
To- rouse the sluggish heart 10 actionf
They shout from old Nagara's tide
The Rocky mountalns-Dcsth 70 Facti0of
From Carollnas cotton plains,
To where New EDgiands sun 10 g'esmings
Ihcr voice seccnds In bugc strains,
For Tqual Rights 10 all proclamipgf
Then with that voice pro. ysur choice
From EAstcrn hills 70 southern valleya
That not IN vain for gall snt lane
And srecklnri5gc the people faiiissi
They who despise all foreign war;,
And on domgs,ic rights Sould irsmre,
TBe rights which you through blood aud soass
Wrubg from the Zoe through Lanes eKA0plo.
Remember they would spurn you nos,
White still Tor Treason srchiy peadng-
Now, as then, gould lagey Dow,
While your ocantry's wounds were bleediagI
Thsn with Cue vosce proclaim your choice,
From the nstl"n's bills and vaeys,
That not in vain for gallant Lane,
And Brcckinridge tie nation ralliesf
The trumpsi bist n war pcaled ont,
Your = Atrys nag declared in oar Ger;
10 armsi went forth tho Unon shout.
Drive back the bold. insulting strsi geri
The patriot namea inscribed on nigh
Your esrlc banners folds disyayins.
swake again the hsttlecry
The Urioa's trumpet call obcying
N trumpet voice unite your choice
From Western wiios to : athsra vsilsyy,
That not in vain fsr gallant Lane
Aad Breckiagdge tne union raIiesi
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THE MUSES. IN A POLITICAL REvOL uTioN.
lila S NAL OR UM.
Abraham, Come and Put this Child to
Bed Stephen in Search Of His
Mother, and Other Epics.
POETS IN A POLITICAL POT POURRI,
&e., &C., 10.


You know he ne ,ersusers mo
Nor any other one,
To take his shoes and stock ugs on,
Or put bis lehtgoGn on.
Don't say to rne you cs nnot comet
And leave tue friends who siew
Bill Seward al Chicago,
And nominated you
Don't say you cannot come
Now, dearest. 90 be stiii
Send Greeley of anr Raw oud to-
And come and sing to wiz.
STEPHEN IN SEARCH or HIS MOTHER.
Pray, where is stephens mothers home,
in quest OF which her sou doth roamf
Isit in thy forests, Maine
Where Winter noos proirac,et reigue
Ts it in New wHanpsAIe-where
Der granite hills loais bracing ARR
In Vernon. j. Il, where are seen
The ruonu'ane clad " tve,sreeps
In Massachusetts, high and dry iaads
Connecticutg or WEI n iooe isAndt
Say, where is Stephens mothers h' me,
In quest Of which her son doth roam.
Irnot In Ysnkee band. can he
The Ion d for spot in New York seer
Or find II In the land Of Penn,
On noun tain side, In dale, or gens
Can IL lie nlddeE 40 ~nsfe
Among tho bogs OF pelewaref
IN Maryland (wedg'd IN between
Tee Noftn anu S1u,n) may ~ y ser
'Mong cabins OF the Old Dom Nun
Amid the barreus CaroliDian
In Ceor,ia's co;ien growing lnds
On Eiorids's famed coral strsndt
soy, where is Stephens mothers nons,
Ia quest OF which her son doth roam
In Alabama is IL .oundf
On Missllslppis qualsing grounds
pust ne return. with droopnR a.,
From the wild wastes OF ArxansaE
shall die appointment iongef yex VI,
In louisiana or VI Ie Ias$
on wila goose chaHe, say, shall ne %,
To Territorial Aexicos
Oh where IL stephen 5 mothers home,
In quest OF which her son uotn roam.
In Missouri can't he spy W
In Ohio rot cnLle ngn ~
MAJ he not ind IL. fond aad lucky,
In Tennsgscef w kenTnosys
in Indiara cnu't he trace ~
Doesn't IliinCis embrace ~,
In Michigan msynt he dad ~
With Cass' homestead squat ehnd tt
on, where is Sesphen's mo,hess home,
quest OF which her sou doth roam
In Iowa. or must he 90 to
Wisconsin's wi!dsg or Minnesota
In Kansas, or Nebraska, make
His bootless search or ltan's IKE.
In California, vanly he
Ger golden sands, IN canons drys
plod on in vain, through Oregon
Or the far distant Washington
ssy, whero In ste phcns mothers homo,
quest OF which her son doth roAnlg
Is IL In the frozen North
la it IN the sunny Soutnr
Is II IN the foggy last
In IL IN the Tar, lar Ncst
Where in all this mary round,
Can stephen mother s home be ltundf
(soTro vocx)
stephen molavr d0ss nov
That her son il out, / trcw;
Ur Sho "a teach him cot u roam,
30 foolEhj LIN search OF hone'
Tut this, IN Rcoth, shc Knows full well,
she doth not IN the White House dwell,
And Stephen. nad he con mon tact,
Become aware that that's fAcs),
Would give the scsrcn up, In despair,
Assured he II never nnd her there.
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uARRy LEsLry's ROPE ssCENsrcN.-TBE sTvuv.
III ea Rope Ascension made IN few Jsr~ey viii
made this ncndsy sfsrncn Sept NJ ~ O'Clock. Al chsn.
fraus Garden, Hotoken, By Harry resle on rope
GO feet onr and 40 feet high Sssed b. Nessrn Lewis
Chrsiy in wonderful 0ynnsstis Feas Adns.~nn free.
CHAFFRAU, Pfopriesw.
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MERIcAN CONCERT HALL,
AMERICAN CONCERT BALL.
fn BROADWAY
---. - tff BROADWAY.
IMMENSE srCCESS.
CROWDED HOUSES. CROWDED HOUSES.
CROWDED HOUsEs. CROWDED HOUSES.
capable of seating Three thousand People
The best and original company In the world
viii appear evening IN b~ir Plantation Scenes
tcs Scrrs Dances ard Buresgpss making ther entertain.
msn IN. n st conpete and Ashnnshe Witnessed IN
csncer ball ~ W. BUTLER. Propn-ior.
Mox~ Ia Tn0Rpg, stage Manager.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FOR ALBANY AND
III Troy, connecting with trains North and West.
On and after Monday september H. 1850 trains viii leave
Chambers street ~ followy.
Through Express Trsip and IL A. NJ and 5P M Albany
Mall Train ~ Nj Sleeping Car Train afp r. NJ Snndss
Included Wev Train for Siog Sing st5 A. sud 10
ard 1915 NJ for Tarrytown, sss for Peexssii 30
p. M. for PpugAkeepsie, lis and yzUP NJ
Passengers taken At Chambers Canal CHRISTOPHER and
Thirty ra streets Albany Emra9; Train from Thirty hrs
street ey3P n.
Trains for New York Troy sit Sundays iaclaisd
and 6;& and ii 80 A. D. and 345 and SO r. NJ.
Leave Albany about thirty minutes later.
Albany for New York I, A. lsundsys included.
\. SMITH, Superintendent
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WINES AND LIQUORS

IRISH wHrsKEYs, SCOTCH wBfsKEvs--sPECIAL
rotsce-I have large supply os Irish Whs
KEY ported Into Bosnn August 1887, also II puncheons
part In bondl tine Scotch Vhkey, ex Eeeuer essr'w
June 1857 The above positively The Oldest hnd hnaef
whskeys n view york. VII be sold pnre; ant rrspes'
fully challenge comparison With others sold At higher pric
Also Osontr Port botl~f opco Brsnaia. vintage lsos
70 1853 tne Wines. Rams, Gins Teas, Ac
H. r. KIRK. 81 Ia
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ASrHDLOGY.
a BONA FTDE AsTgoLoeIsT. raAT EsxsY on. UAs
your s q ~ !. you en.r ser rcs x.s. Wis.,
,hs ,r..ssi ss.rocgs ,hs, .ver WIS tao- r., wi. n.os.
your wsos re asr PrsscSs. n. . = ~. sa M, . sss s
Sosss 0as Ss As .sa no - tor 3. ersses aos a ~S
r-sass gsi.ss. .s.sla os.:a a. -, -.
ssown % fs IN and shs cs~.s iwsn,y Sssai sos
X .Sy cs %ss ss q sss y n n =.
-'A % are ssFs. .ss y sss X =
ssa sso1 . an s1h 3 s.u sssf VIC
sroNTsHfSe -MApAmE moRBow, sxvESra
n dsugtisr. born with csl snd E of foresight tells 80
800 ane oen y9n wl MARI ana nan s,-nss esss IN
verssmrnss la Ludios below Bou-so1 acnusnor
not sdsifed.
~ csirvoysn, Rfoms 90 FORTH .rrs. two biocs q
Broad say The uost eruea ne'cs AL hua'aes consns
~aya Or no pay tAsen.
IrsuRMATfoN on ALL POINTS AND s.rGrAO-
T nsSr... 80 coS,Gssdsi s.s ssl 81 as Ps. oass
MAp.ME HARVEY car, IsroRx HxR MAri
rr,s.ns and fur. % h -nirs sssr, "a sSs fed. Coz
s;s =. rsl s' s -ss re sr s "a %
stresu Ladies. IS cents. eenlener not admitted
MApAnx LEAsDxs L.ys s.yxxrH pAuoHyIl-
ies Al ,ss q ne i5s xsu s,resl Iss =
AT B-wHo has roI HEAnD or T7Is Csl.AsAsrEI
n.dsss = ,s PA ossrr % sss s ~ r s,ss r
fees eunL shs .nr the oi fuGrs
wife or hunl,And of her vtsifsr rS
rive oA 81 81 Third abovs rweGv 6ru
L>dss - certs. gentlemen n
DxAp rHrs-A PHvxroLoersr AND asrRoroar~r
III thai bess The world and ts0U reward for sny
ear equal Miss wEIlIF ron, who II acknoiedred ~
only MS who ,ruihuly Evrs nforns,,on
cernnF oes awsuiz jour-yr abscns feods ove. c1urt
ship marriage health wealth and who viii rs-An drunksn
and upfAshfu bus5ands MS ~ The ouly pefsor in th
city the Roman ana Arabian ta'smans fr
love god lnek and Al husnsss &c s and ~, To-
young lady Lucky nrmbers given Highly respectable CITY
references be - her resdence lol rih svenus
AZ CHRruoYHnB erRKxr-Nks. H. RoEDnR.-
I'D This asoni~hsg and falling asroioxH ard
sed LADY returned 70 this cry and ves true fowmauos
o All snsrs with and In regard heal'h veAn And mar
rage lore Affairs touneya lswsus dmculty N business
absent fcnds dckners Ac Np Roeder succscts when al
Others fail beware ~ position and remember her
dence ~ Chrophey rourA strecs and sxth
uae. LADIES. 1sc- gentlemen. Da
C11 GRAND srRERr, MEAN ROwEey.-MADAMz
LOl wID0kR. cairvoyant and gifted spanish a<-, ~
vet The mysteries of utrisy. marriage. absent sn
scsnesa pres~ibea medicines for al diseases tells lacx
u1n5ers, propezsy loss os stolen. ~.
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AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OY Acknowledged
Ia ability de~rous of engaging for Mrs new ahrs
rr Wi please sadrsa ~, ady. scz iesi rcsi Oo-, raA
dcpkA
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NEW YORK AND HAKr.Em RAILROAD.
IN fAkk To ALSANY 81
On and afer Monday, June 30 1860 -aias WIN lesve the
Twenty slxh street station New ycrx. x..as louows.-
For MiLiismsbr.dgc and all stations 70 II A.
SOP M. For Whit Pisins auf aud
r. NJ For White Plains sud al s'stons g. 10 whs
depot For Cruton Fails frur Twenty sixth
ceros SIS A. NJ. stapplng williamsburg stations
above For Dover Pl.ins from Twenty zb street. druo ~
r. NJ. s.opIi whte Plains aboEe-uLa gain
runs Mleron every Saturday evening" for Albany
sixth depot. lois A. natl train
s,ot ping White Plains Pedfor Crolon Falls and
north
RErURSfN9,
VIII leave wlamsbri6se stopping at all s,ations $40
"a. ~ and n ~. White rlaias toppirg at all way sat-
and A. NJ. as and T. ". Hlains AL
satnns north 0. fordAsna his train e Aves Mleron
every Monday mornnx se3 Cro.on reis 5 Z. NJ,
ping a os Forsihzn. Aloaay A. N, STOP
ping Al ali sta1xas north ol NlAe Plains.
John Bu uEsBfLL. Assistant Eupcr1tendent
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NrBLocs eARpEs.ooE5EsI 'Ss; orxR., vr
La TRAvIATA,
Tnra

IN ery-1uesfsy 18Th. performance Wefnetfsy' IT'S
nsh Of Elne Nacht 10 der Rcsidens melodrsns with
srgr, scenery, Ac.
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NOS Hsva.A. VIA NASSAU NJ P.-THE BRITISH
and Nrsth raerrsn Royal Nal Steamship kARNAk.
psaD pr.anlrss .sn sail the abose ports from tho
cosnpsny'x oNtrf a. jersey tay. % .u-,,
M1ndar ,eporr e
Nonday -
fnnna1~ nsoI~y 10 Nassw. 90
d. flavsna. -.
ro~ fr~ssa ~ ~ oas..s. aupiv - n CUsARD.
No Bowling dr-en.
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Nyrw YORK AND uAREEM RAtLRoAD-sUsrxa
in for risue trsvsL-rrains leave twenty
srh ,,,ion follows lols -kxpress for Alba
ny. Trog. sustogN shsron hp1nr, hlAgsrA fAs Lake
Abany with New fork Geo M Railroad for sharon springs
IA and all points North. Sis A N.-for rrotou Falls
nserg nj 0odsns Hrdas with siAsvs Tor Lake wsec snu,
Plains conneng At Godsna Bridge with ss~gcs
for Lake wsecsbuc and O. Fsh with for Lage
Mahopsc John buRCfli.i. Assistan, srp,rintssdent
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UpOR kay wEsr AND Il a.vAsN VIA GU AELSsroN =
Tk~ courn0i'NtA ~gf sWist fnfef ftt~s mall
rnnmAsu " ANEfs Cnrt.n wtan R0llas VII -<v- p~r
Monday Oranher ~ Kew Wea aud Havana,
sceh1pr ~ h4ris'o, mas and Ths
vc.e b~s tisbt rarir~ut rated Al hv e nnfer.
wrte ~ eAb krp~ and smrvlrs ard from auy intro
tweed tmsfh~r wi'h
pp~AN~ u byfwr The safest
shs cn fr the shove ports freight p@sssss
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UNos HAv.vA AND xxw ORLEANS.

On r,~wsaS Ssf, IS 1870 oc~k p n, rrUn fort ~
river tfe ssuu~h gnf favorsfe strau
- unpfAr CirN samuel y s1xi~r. Conn@na-r. ne~iy
AsShle and cnpp.rrd fr sec ~ta hae nss
Ack unlrr.,rsN tugife sH b ihacuy repsirof ~af
u-d and vessel throughout pn In ara rats cosdlan.
wGI - Hkupsbclef !. above
Iuas AZ 400 II ne prper frrn furnished s tss osoe,
- - IAs AZ acting viii sxred Ar th@ hon q ssiag
yu frxat pa.sase apply a. No w VS. srsv cos,nr
E-rr~srfs rer~,ysa % sua ag.er rhursisy. sept 20
Ivsrr~ 800 ~ shipments by be bad In the
80 60 o~nisn a. i1 per reni
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ITO THK PUBrIc.-DAvfD DECKER, WOULD BEG TIC
inform bs old friends and the public ha he has returned
10 his ole ssaac No IS Ann street. he prep
at them urps and has hsnd conxAns supply
Of first qualify Of Oysters