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Miscellaneous.

The steamship Glasgow Captain McGugan sails
Saturday at noon for Queenstown and Liverpool.
sHtr TEMrLAR Martin from Boston for Madras which put
into Ro Janero July "a in account Of having the
spring of her thermometer broken.
SHIP JOHN TRUCKS sunk three times in the port Of Pha-
nelphia last winter sold auction 4th
Guiding spars sails and anchors Capt Levi Collins the
SNIP srEsDw1s 81 tons lying at Liverpool wharf Bcs-
s government.
Sem J4xns1sws from Philadelphia for Key Yves. with
sails blown away 18th alt in lat q.
FISHING scHR ApELNE Parsons recently arrived Rock
Ss Ssa
manmas into hundreds of pieces and scattering them at
time nearly suocated Rushing upon deck they found
hold shifting boards were ripped from their ceats and sides
on barrels thrown up In heaps and the vessel filed
scnRs EMMA AMELIA and EAGLE the former loading for
dnS and the the latter for were seized at ha
CoLLsIoN-Steaner Perry from Providence for Newport
and soop Agent from do for New London. collision
heavy thunder The had arboard guard
AND bnwarks forward Of me carried away and
carried away
BosnAy July 2on Friday last ships Berkshire
e the harbor almost after passing the outer
timing damages compelling them to but back The ibboom
and all the headsear Of the carried the
damage.
DOVER. Aug 2s-oa; ship Western, Macdonald, for Mel
collision with American ship Reynard, Of Boston,
LIVERPOOL Aug 23The Undaunted. arrived this day. had
foremost and started her stem and head gale
Cape Good Hope.
QuErNsrows, Aug 24-Pu in the Loeb Lomond from New
port for Boston, with mainmast sprung
The bark built by Reuben Fish, Farhaven and re-
Gently sold mt auction, owned by Samuel Reed
ed the Golden Gate and viii leave New on the first
fair wind
Notice to Mariners.
Jupiter Inlet and Cape Florida Lighthouses have
blown up by the rebels GEO. W. BLUNT
Whalemcn.
Arr at Ca1ao Aug g. bark M.ssaso Perciya Paita with
- sp (and sid 18th TO cruise)
Arr at Maize Seychelles June H. bark Hope, McFarn,
NIB, AS bhs this land sd 5th); July ship Bruins
wick Baker, Dartmouth $50 sp 100 VII
Sid June 81, bark Patina, Allen OF Wesport to cruise
Capt Wing, Of ship Young Phenix NIB her
rims July @ 30 SIP 800 VIII and 5lO0 hs bone Reports ut
koleriqe Ground June l. bark Miwood Grunnger, of and
FOR NBedord hy which shipped he above honey 27th
cdcrquc Ground bark fhos Pope Robbins NIB Coz sp Thc
wond cruise on Rodcrque Ground until Nov, and then
touch nj N for letters.
Capt Bgbcoc OF ship LYDIA FL reports her Roderquc
May 10, 900 sp 100 wh MI told.
spoken, &c.
ship Southern Che, from Cardiff for NYork, Aug H. lat
80, Ion Il.
Foreign Ports.
ASrwFrT. Aug Z.--Nu N skinluu, Taylor, Gadvcken.
Below 22d. Kitty Simpson Htpbrrn. fioni NYork.
Arr fiubing I'D Admiral Feder Tordenskj ibid. Lugg,
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Personal Intelligence,

Mrs. Lincoln and family left the Metropolitan Hotel at
O'Clock yesterday morning, and proceeded Phi
ladelpha and Baltimore to Washington.
Attorney General Bates left this city yesterday
for Boston,
Lieutenant Fiske Of Lowell, Mass; D. j. Mackay and
wife, of Indiana j. W. Bigelow, and A. b. Dana, of Bos-
tom II. Atwater, of Connecticut; J. c. Myrck of Ohio
and Everett of New York; are stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Major Cranston, Of Newport p lawson, of Canada; s.
B. Smith and wife, of punkrk W. Lockwood, OF PhiIa
depha; c. Forsyth and wife, of New Haven; Miss Bar
bour Of England and G. W. Lcggitt and s. Marshall o.
White Plains, are stopping at the Lafarge House.
Lieutenant stwell Of the United States Navy D. Bache
Of the United States Army; Judge Pierce and L. Hitch
cock, Of Boston, G. r. Taylor and j. c. Cooper of Virgil
MA W. ID. Smith, Of Philadelphia; H. d. Kendall Of Ohio
and A: Parsons Of Chicago, are stopping at the Metro
politan Hotel.
Hon. p Dorsheimer Of Buffalo; Hon. s. c. Pomeroy and
wife, of Kansas; H. Guest, Of Ogdensburg; s. Harem
Jr., Of Wilmington; Rev i. w. Marcy and family, J.
Rogers and wife, Peter Smith, Mrs. Dunn and Mrs N H.
Gould, Of Cincinnati, stopping at the Astor House.
S H. Ransom and family Of Albany; N. Washburn, OF
Massachusetts, W. H. Benton, A. Mcdowell, of St. Louis;
General Townsend and wife, Of Albany; G. c. Dupoe and
wife, Of Boston: j. f. Hunt, Of Michigan W. H. Glenny
of Buffalo, B. Nordheimer, Of alifornia; j. Moss Of Eng
land; Capt r. b. Coleman and wife, p G. Martin of Bai
more S. Gray, Of Pittsburg Hon W. G. Steele, Of New
Jersey j. B. Curran Of Illinois, Il. N. Bassett and family
of Connecticut, and J. NJ Orcm, Of Baltimore, stop
ping at the St. Nicholas Hotel
j. B. de Aroeia and servant, J. Ma Remrez Of Cuba
Major H. c. Pratt Of the United States Army j. Reede
wife, E. c. Warren and wife, Of st. Louis; Wm Con-
STAINS, of St Paul; H. Bancroft and lady, of Quaker HILL
and f. Stephenson Of Paris among the arrivals
at the St. Denis Hotel yesterday.
Hon. Gideon welles, Secretary Of the Navy, e at his
home in Hartford.
Mrs Fanny Burrows, aged ninety three, native Of
Groton Conn who twelve years old at the time of
the battle of Fort Grswod, and assisted in making gar
for the revolutionary soldiers is knitting
socks for the Rhode Island Volunteers in Providence.
Prince +. de Sam Salm Of Prussia; d. o. Major, of
England; Dr. Antonio Smith Gusare, Of Chile j. VI.
Stephenson, wife and daughter and Miss Fanny W. slim
| of a ,1Nrtd Tr MIRO Stoct Lat
and H. G. wheaton, Of New York. d. de Beincgney and
servant Of Paris; louis Hambruck, OF Hanover, Ger
many; Major Arnold, y. S. Al w NJ Cochran, OF England
Mrs s. " Smith and son, and Sidney Smith Jr, OF Phia-
dephia Capt. McGurgan Of steamship Glasgow; Mrs.
McAlester of California; c. H. Wells, Of Albany: Thos.
T. Davis and Gen. b. F. Bruce, Of Syracuse stopping
at the Everett House.
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DEPARTURES.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY Canada. from Boston-Messrs E p
BeeSe, EdriJgc Mrs Beebc, Miss NJ j. Becbe, and
Thos Price, Boston, Miss Rich ardson, Roxbury
Waller Crafts, Newton Mrs Brown and Thos X King
Omitted States Consul TO Oporio and Wife of Pawuckc
N GroyeRor, Of Providence; Capt Dlammond and wife,
o; Bath. Me; Captain Horton OF Mane; Field Robert
Brtweil Howes, Chas Cook. Jos Chaddool, " Bor-
row, John Hodgson and Geo Young, Of New York: q e
Jenkins 81 Philadelphia Geo rrc aud Mrs True Meant
Vernon (Ohi1,: Redman w Easbey, ncwson and Capt
Wm Porter. pf liverpool; Miss Grace Patterson tcniy
Buckley, England Edw EcrNan wife and two child ven,
~ Ednbrc Pedro Virgil OF Mcxico; Roca, OF Spain;
CuvaiI, OF Maulai0 For Hplifax--Dr Torrey Mr. ard
New York; Mrs Louisa Greene, Master Greene, Com,
mar,'er Wilson, OF 1t Johns; + Laurevin OF Quebec
Miss Gaming, oi s. Thomas--ll. Total 81.
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HALF OF THE CREW OF THE MINNESOTA.


CAMBRIDGE, 9, steam gunboat, Commander Parker
sailed on Wednesday morning from the Charestown Navy
Yard to join the blockadng squadron. great number
Of changes have been made in her officers The following
is a correct list -
CJntmdnGer-Wiam A. Parker
Lieutenant and Erectaire Ofcer-Wilam Gwin.
Acting Mdsers-Afessrs. Edrdge, Very and Strong.
Assistant Payusaser-J. G. Canning
Assistant Suuye0a--H. A. Richardson.
First Assistant Eng'neer--Frank A. Bremen.
Second Assistant Engineer-Charles Pennington.
Third Assistant EngneersJohn Seiger and Jas Powers.
Acting Gamner--Ferguson.
Acting Cdrpenter-Wilson
Masters Mdtes-Messrs Othewei, Willis, Odiorne and
Mates.
Iovmdster's SeirdrG-Taft.
. Surgeons Strawberries.
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General Plnnns and Not Lana OF tn
Spanish Army.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
There Is such person General the Spanish
army Mr.. Russell meant General Planas late "segundo
Cabo' Of the army in Cuba, efficient officer and
thorough literary The letter in the Diario de la
Marina which you attribute to him. may possibly have
been written by him or by somebody else who chose
to express his views in the Daio concerning the army
Of the North. In the last paragraph your translation
does not convey the exact meaning Of the original 1t
should BIO understood that the writer Of the letter purposed
visiting the Falls of Niagara Thence he would see
the brdge which the English have built across the St.
Lawrence Victoria Bridge) On the 9Th he would leave
(Monrea and reach Quebec to sail on the 9th for Europe
The dates alone would explain the of the paragraph
As you have any might think that Victoria Bridge
is on the Niagara Falls, and little credit you give TO
General Phnas for knowledge of geography whereas he
is known fine scholar, and Of it is presumabe
that geography not neglected in his early education
SKIT s, 1851. A SPANIARD.
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DIISCELLAN EOUS.

ITO CONSlMPTlVES.-THE ADVERTISER, HAVING
I been restored to health in few weeks by very
simple remedy after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection and that dread disease, Consump-
ton is anxious make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of To all who desire he will send copy Of
the prescription used Gree Of charge with directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find sure
cure Consumpiion, Asthma, Bronchitis, sc. The only
object Of the adv crser in sending the prescrptons to
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every suffer or may try
his remedy IL will cost them nothing. and may prove
n blessing Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWAKD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, N. Y.
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The Illinois state Fair.

CHICAGO, sept. q, IbUI.
nA.eS sive preparations already made and work IL
aovs ~ going on for the State Fair commencing Mon
gay next. Thus far the number Of entries is mprece-
d|ited.
The Museum of the State National Historical Society,
consisting OF geological specimens OF COAL &c. will be,
for the first time, open TO the public
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Union State Convention Of Ohio.

mn 49,, CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept o, 1901
ano Union OonventFJn at Columbus today was very
'aIso anu cnsnusiastfs. Thomas Ewing, presided
Benjamin staunt IN 1rep3, lieutenant Governor The
balance Of tho s. ate ticket WAS divided between demo-
Gratis and repv' niicans va ~ ~
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Boston Money Matters.

y,
The Boston banks made another specie gain of 1916
to-day whichswes the held about 81 600
The subTreasury deposit amounts to million and
quarter.
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Delegates to the Republican State Con d.
ycnfiou,

RHSERgcK, y. Y, Sept 8, 1861
Iudge Emott and George W. Sterling were appointed
delegates the Republican State Convention from the
second Assembly district today
ROCHESTER, September 5, 1861.
George G. Munger and George 81. Ransom were elected
delegates 10 The Republican state Convention this evening.
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Accident to Ex-Governor Briggs.

BUsIUN, StPl. o, IbUI.
Yesterday Ex-Governor Briggs, at his residence in
Pittsfcd in attempting hastily TO take down coat hang
ing in room, displaced loaded musket which dis
charged the shot carrying away his left jaw and nict
ing very serious II not fatal wound
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S HIP PIN G N E w S .
Port Of New York, September s, 1861.

ALMANAC YoRK-THIs
SUN RISES. 81 MOON Sc s........eve 81
SUN SETS. 627 HIGH WATER. ~
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Arrivals and Departures

CENSUS OF Nova ScorIA.-The census of Nova Scotia,
just completed, shows population Of $50 ,699 against
2-61lT in 1851.
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OF Prince Napoleon.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 4, ISoI
Prince Napoleon and suite arrived here at seven O'CLOCK
this evening and took rooms at the Planters Hotel
military escort provided by General Fremont to at
tend the Prince from the depot to his quarters on the ar
rival Of the regular train at half past eight O'Clock. The
escort waited the evee till nine O'Clock when 1t was
asceraned that Prince and suite had quietly entered
the city two hours previously.
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Fire at Great harrington.

SToCKBRDGE, Mass, sept b, lS6l
The cotton factory in Great harrington, belonging TO
Oncy Golf, was consumed by fire this afternoon.
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BOSTON, Sept 4, 1851.
FIRE tonight in the store 81 and 90 Congress street.
occupied by X. S. Kimball and J. c. johnson & Co.,
Wholesale cothiers, destroyed goods to the value Of
81 600. The building was damaged to the amount Of
81 900.
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ANrwFrT. Avg Z.--AlI M skinrum, Taylor Gadycken
Below 22d Kitty simpson, Htpburn. nom NYork.
Arr % fubing I'D, Admiral Ieaer Tordenskjud. Lmgg
Nlo!t,
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M DOUGHTY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS MAS.
Au I. sau street, few doors from Fulton - ~
MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEuOLD FIrpNJTrYpr

=, niiisseis Carpets 0iicloths, Paror Suits &c
~ DOuGTY will sell this day Saturday October 4 M
1Va oc az The salesroo 81 street. by virtue Of
chattei mortgage one rosewood Parlor Suit covered IN
Crimsoh ana maroon hrocatel back walnut do one
Sona och walnut Dining Room Suite covered In rens cost
S1o mn s op centre Tables bookcases Esegeres Brus.
ses anu nFi carpets, Bnfes, Extension Dining Tables
RminI Ctn Dressing Bureaus, Washstands Bedsteads
M es f4,sses 49, &cthe whole to sold for
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'''' " Admission Is cents.

S,TUYvESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
- Bond sreet-t;rand opening night, Monday October 4
THE GREAT ETHIOPIAN CoNFEDERACY.
FOX AND SHARPLEY'S MINSTRELS
Consisting OF the LEADING STARS OF THE PROBES
SION whose chase Imaginable soirees have been patrols.
lied by the elite and fashion of all the great cities in the
Union In this organization VIII be found the In
imitable comic trio of artists
CHARLEY FOX, SAM sHAKPLEY AND DAVE REED;
And the acknowledged champion clog dancer, CHILDS,
supported by the best vocal quarete In the profession and
apcked Of artists under the leadership
Of the very talented volnist, r. McNALLi.
The programme viii embrace the
LEADING COMIC ETHIOPIAN FEATURES.
Lc,imately perfomedhe leading choruses solos duets
and quatcttes exqastey by talented aris-together
with quaint and quiet bits Of satire TO suit the times by tho
STAR COMEDIANS
For full particulars programme.
Doors open at TO commence at 7M O'Clock. Tickets -
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BARGAINS THIS DAy.-FALL BONNETs AT SIS AND
ID So worth 80 Prices reduced Chliren's Hats, new
styles Velvet Bonnets Turban Hats Old Hats repaired
l.. BINNS, Millinery, ISL Broadway, up stairs
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nRfENTAL FREE CONCERT SALOON GIG BROAD.
~ way, in the basement next door Laura Keene's
theatreThs Saloon wiz open with the best company the
ey SATURDAY evening Dciober5 The ladies' and gentle
men engaged Tor this Saloon will please assemble
stage Friday and Saturday mornings for rehearsal be-
tween the hours il and IL O'clock 10 OPEN
ing as above. BY order. j. TOWNER Agent.
Twelve walter girls wanted.
REINBY 4 BURNS, Proprie,ors.
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AMUsEnIENTs.

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DOORS sSsSa TWO
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snounsrnnnbS EHh bErrns OF THE
TIE pEEEIEss FooI Or wATEr LILIES.
ASCENT SSSs Ss Sr \ SuS p SA LAKE
DRILL or THE EMGaALD GREENS
HA1hn IN rue IL Enf Ast g e fss'E
NORTH RIGHT,
oq Pt5$SH f 8 PF FSssH'
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MOUNTAIN 7o 5essf IS 81 eg s RI WATER
OPEN Seats secured ten days advance without extra
charge.
NIxoS's ROYAL ta aEsGgs d AMP hMEsAdEnIE
Corner Of Fouriesn,h street and Sixth avenue.
We '' the 'I E4SiHs : &sB s sItBsEs
TWO ? SPLENDID shsrrEsrArsarsrs THIS DAY,
aHYEsE eoTH4S TUE s sSa
G eSSEAB KAS stone
p TN sTos s ssn". 5ons Il fA Ssfs
The graceful sebastian--he wonderful Duverney
SlpLo GARDEN Az s q as conrs
Epud Tsasihsr n Mlih A.
Admission Is cents Children 10 cents 80, -,.
Seats have been arranged for respectable coorcd people,
A1S they S
and will appear on Monday.
= MONDAY EVENING" EVEN SaA SScropERz
ORION 81" c Tie
r,T TIE z GayA1
Ss SsS saa sSss
pearnnce u this theatre ,S on This d 9e sra%
Compsfs she most emnen, Athletes, Gymnass Equestri
es1i TRoTsk the
Ever in the city.
ID M MTsIo Hall Hall
:ss A ASB y y s sF9AR%Ay,,
iaSE:NNsE HrrRAcrioNs
The best VE sf,sf%sefs T. America
COMPETE !" fiT sSa'a; B 's"a'
Dstancug ali the places OF amusement in the country
fl caR Wfss 4 TR ri f'ss'
S SxEES 4ESSFH::
| in their wonderful performance.
49, : Nj: E$5|s3 EaEsH;: ''''''
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Composed Of the elite of the Ethiopian profession in choice
si S Sf Ssnfs' a'ees ch'ruses &C. BILLY BIRCH
I'M I'M s sSSHSS$ss, I'M ssHhfSSss
JIM r' hsS 1s,s rIIM 1 s asSSS
| The world renowned negro commsaians.
T9NY P PAsT0R,
The best Comic Singer and Clown II America.
$ SszsB s sAEEIsEE
aEAsB MATINEE MAFEssHE Matinee MATINEE
S SR4sP N MA4ESEE
This tsATuRDAY afternoon st hapast two o'clock pre-.
sS4 Hs, Az s# #|$as 81.
The MANAGEMENT nave srea. pleasure In announcing an
engagement WIN e f xIssGEY . soo1r.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
s sRAsB M MATISEE
$#4sB SS$fsHH $s sss Hz4iSHH
E4BEEs A AS$ s SH!ERHEs
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TINTED STATES LOAN
~ Z $40 TREASURY NOTES
Orrtr nr Co ~ \

TINTED STATES LOAN
~ 7 $40 TREASURY NOTES.
OFFICE OF kETcHUM, Son co.,
No. 40 Exchange place.
NEW York, Sept q 1860.
Pursuant instructions the Secretary the Trca
book has this day been opened ut the above Office for
subscriptions, under my superinendence, for Treasury
Notes, be issued In OF fifty, hundred five hun
dred thousand hive thousand dollars each payable
August TO- 1854 and bearing interest at the of $40
cent per annum such interest payable seniannnay and
represented by which be detached and
ed 70 payment separately from the notes.
The above rate OF interest each day
hundred dollars and parties taking the notes must pay
crned interest from the date the notes. August the
date Of their subscription.
NORRIS KETCHUM.
No. 40 EXCHANGE PLACE
NEW YORK. Sept. 81, 1861.
To facilitate the objects for which the above Agency has
been established will receive from subscribers certified
checks the banks of this city and current bank notes.
ourselves furnishing coin to the required amount.
We will desired send the certificates deposit
Washington obtain the Treasury notes. and forward them
To any given address,
No charge will be made for the above services
New YORK. Sept. 49, 1881.
Having been supplied by the Secretary of the Treasury,
prepared TO furnish Treasury notes bearing interest
the $40 cent payable TO order
required and of the various denominations Immediately
upon deposit therefor In gold or current funds;
NORRIS KETCHUM
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CADEMY OF MUsIC.-HERRMASN'S
"A LAST MATINEE. Last MATINEE.
ADMISSION so CENTS CHILDREN % CENTS.
Tonight Saturday, last night but two OF comic pro-
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DAILRoAD SECURITIES, STATE BONDS, CITY AND
III County Bonds of every description bought sold by
VIM A. GUEST 81 Wall street. Wanted, 35ONO Municipal
Bonds City OF Milwaukee, $4,000 Municipal Bonds CITY of
Chicago. Also low numbers of La Crosse and Milwaukee
Lam Gran
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HEfRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
IL day nj l0b O'Clock, nj the auction 1874 William
street Groceries, Wines Liquors. dc; Smoked Picked
erfss Picked Lohsers Smoked Beef and Hams Prunes
xermcclli Maccaron Tea Spices. Anchoyies, Brandy Gin
Hnm ror, Wine Champagne Cordials Bers, Settlers Wa
sewing Machine quantity of Coats Pants Vests Dry and
Eacy Goods Yankee Notions, several Gold and Silver
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DoWERY THEATRE
ID WILL OPEN
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
WITH
ORION CIRCUS.
GREAT
ELLA ZOYARA,
The celebrated living who created such
profound sensation Nbio's Garden and
has slfc appeared the city, will make her APP
pearnnce ii this theatre this occasion.
A HOST OF STARS,
Comprising the most eminent Athletes Gymnasts Equestri-
TESTERS &c have been engaged forming the
BEST EQUESTRIAN TROUPE
Ever in the city.
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MILLINERY.

At MRS SIMMONS, 637 BROADwAY-A BEAUTIFUL
n assortment of Fall and Winter Millinery, In every
color OF veves and Silks Also and Bea
Hats for ladies' misses and children at the cash
prices Mrs. WIN. SIMMONS
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THE IRISH BRIGADE FOR THE AMERICAN UNION.
In aid Of this patriotic organization, THOMAS FRAN
CTS MEAGHER will deliver an GRAFTON In the Academy Of
Music Fourteenth aud Irving place Sunday
evening October Con thes Soldier His History and Pre-
Duty-Hts Obligations to the American Repubc-The
National Canse its Justice Sancty and Charlottesville Me-
mories of the National Flag, and Its Promised Goryrhe
Triumph of the National Arms AssurcdThe New Works Vim.
dcates Itself Against the Old.n
splendid military band will be in attendance. Doors
open at hapas O'Clock p NJ Grafton TO at
eight O'Clock precisely.
Tickets OF admission cents reserved seats 80 cents To
be had at the Academy Of Music; Hall Sons, Broadway
Kirker 500 Broadway Haverys AZ Fulton street, and
N Anne ica II Beck imam street
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AGREEMENTS.

N
~ Corner Of Broadway and Thirteenth street
Proprietor and Manager. MIR Waack
o"5o M Lester Naldck
Doors open att TO commence ats
,,... orENiNG OF THE NEW THEATRE
PRESS AND PUBLIC
THE MOST COMMODlOUS,
ELEGANT, AND BEST VENTILATED EDIFICE
IN THE COUNTRY.
Especial attention Ia directed to the that
the performances VIII IN future terminate before II O'clock
Norce-lt,s respectfully iutiynacn Tree
isi q admissions, excepting only the
TONIGHT AND EVERY EVENING,
VIII be acted new Comedy by Tom Taylor ESQ., in three
acts, with appropriate
SCENERY, APfoi NTMENTs,
INCIDENTAL MUSIC AND COSTUMES,
THE NEW PRESIDENT
FRF"cH.
De la Kampe theatrical manager Lesssr wallack
Naubelle, nrst rgednh Mr. Winters
Gfiboulard, low comedian Mr. Browne
In Jacohae leading actress Mrs. Hney
Colombo, her daughter Mainline Ilenrqucz
Mie oitohetsc' Miss Croker
Count Wctterham prime Miniser) Mr. Norton
The Iaadgrare OF Braunsbsck Rey noids
The Baron Won Dampfnoodel Mr. Blake
Ess ." ,s ra , a. a. M rgsioc
Uoonel Mr. iarkes
The Princess wihelmina tthe Landsrave,s
Nile Won Grsrenheim cher lady waiting) Mrs Vernon
The Baroness Won Dampsnoodel Miss Mary Cannon
frauelh Non Tichler MISS Carman
The Orchestra under the direction Of Mr. Robert Soepel
Scenery by H. sherwood, assisted by Mr.. Enges.
Private 81 Orchestra Stalls