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The New York herald., 1862-11-26
Muslcal. 0aA
q II TnovAToRE AT THE AcADExY OF MUSIC,
BROOKLYN. ..a

on rnovAToRE AT THE AcADExY OF MUSIC,
hN BROOKLYN. lsf g. q .ses
Manager Grau seems TO bid defiance 70 the elements.
In spite Of tbs rim Of last evening large and most
fashionable audience le, be Brooklyn Academy OF Ma
sic 10 enjoy tho performance Of 70 avorte opera sung by
artists known be gres, fa,ortes IN New YORK. From
the smaller size OF the house th opera seemed even more
effective than at our own Academy Of Music Gucrrabe
,as voice heard to more advantage Hs great cus'
vaton was plcasingly evident while never seen
this artist act with more spirit. She was received
with great favor, the audience bestowing fheir
applause heartily. Thero were momentary eSf.
deuces on tho part OF the artist OF fatigue, bus
these were thrown on, the marked favor OF the
audience inspiring Gucrrabella 10 unusual Efforts. Brig
nol usual sang WELL although he requested tho lcni
ency Of the audience upon the u ndspostiou No
one hearing his misercre' could have been Induced
into the belief that any state Of health the artist could
GUS aud a token or thanks the captive broke bonds
and appeared bowing to the audience. Amodo sang and
o ss os u .
wish particularly 70 mention. This artist steadily
gaining Ia tho public favor Her rich pure well govern
Cd conrato heard 10 great advantage In the smaller
marked Improvement upon her former rendition OF The
s promise f o srsss r power It's equality & rsmsrtabie
Tonight the second performance OF "Dinorah" takes
belief that each repetition Of the opera win add 70
popularity on Thursday evening 90 morrow we arc 70
have "Iucrezia Borga, win Lorai hoTensi. brignou
and Susni Upon this occasion the management gives
on saturday next st the Academy Of Music Brooklyn
uNormaU viii be given Lorni will upon that occastoa
make her debvt before Brooklyn audience, aided By
MoreusI, Maccafcrr and Susini
The friends Of English opera win be pleased TO loarn
that commencing IN February next Mr. l. Harrison, Of
the Irving Hail. will open At Winter Garden theatre with
English opera and will play three months, alternating bs-
tween Brooklyn and New York. Tho musical conductor
win be Mr. Theodore Thomas. The orchestra win be com
posed OF thrtywo performers, and chorus OF forty
singers. The operas 20 be given are the "Purtanp
Daughter, "Ruy plas, "Robin Hood" aud "Lurline"
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coatsSs With tSs foosinss Sp oSoaF connSFeial
business transaotions during the past year, ana
can afford to listen complacsntly to hisgum'
blines #
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Put UP YoUR LI0Hrs.--We understand there
is 0 municipal law compelling all hackney
coaches TO put up lights at night. We would
call the attention Of the police to the fact that
this regulation is neglected, and that many of
these vehicles never have lights. Dangerous
collisions are the consequence. In cases Of pri-
vate carriages. there is no law, we believe, to
compel the owners to carry lights; but there
ought to be. There is as much necessity for II
as in the case Of public carriages. In France
those matters are better regulated in the large
cities. We might with advantage borrow leaf
out Of the book even of despotic government
At all events, till the laws are improved, let US
carry out even those that We have, and let the
hacks, at least, be compelled BY the Mayor. who
coutrols them, to put up their lamps. The pub
lio safety demands Il. Collisions have recently
taken place from neglect Of this necessary pre-
caution. Let the Mayor see that the municipal
law Is enforced.
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oil the c0nSuWlQn. Ine wnlms, Jealousles and
passions OF The Secretaries, not the welfare of
the country, were the motives for these viola
tions Of the liberties of American citizens
Even now we believe Chat the barbarian Secre-
tary Stanton would have persisted in thus ex-
ceeding and abusing his little brief authority had
prevented.
This matter Of unconstitutional and arbitrary
arrests is not yet ended, however. The mere
release Of these prisoners Of State does not re-
store the status in quo There are illegal and
false imprisonments, tyrauniosl and cruel Sc
veritieA yet 10 be answered for by those who
have usurped q power not granted by the con-
stitution or by the laws. A few days ago
State prisoner died in confinement at the very
hour that the order for his release arrived.
That order did not restore bis life with the
liberty Of his body. His case will be tried and
judged by higher tribunal than any on earth.
But there are other released prisoners who will
appeal to our courts of law and equity. From
the arrest Of Malcolm lves-who was imprison-
ed in Fort McHenry, and denied speech or CON-
munication with any Of his friends, by the order
Of Secretary Stanton, upon an accusation false
on its very face, and who was finally set free
because no charges had been made against
him-down to the recent scandslous confine-
ment Of Mrs. Brins aade-with which Supsrin-
tendent Kennedy had nothing to do, ex-
cept as the agent Of Secretary Stan
ton-the career Of the Secretary Of War
has been marked BY outrages upon the
inalienable rights Of our citizens so gross as to
entitle him to the epithet of barbarian. If Sec
rsctasy Stanton, and the other Cabinet mem
bers who have authorized such arrests, suppose
that they will be allowed to escape with impu-
nifty they must be very ignorant Of the temper
and character Of the American people. So long
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RxY SUPPLIES.
n OTSlcK or Army CLOTHING AND EQUPACx
NEw YoRK, July 81, 1862. I
Sealed proposals will be office twelve
O'Clock NJ Friday the 8th OF August for delivering by
the depot OF Army Clothing II this city
LOO Drums, infantry
$40 DrumLeads, batter.
2O0 Busles
5000 Cavalry Hat Cerds and Tsssea
$1,000 Brass Eagles for lAts
Samples Of which be application this o0os:
one-thrd the quantity 70 be delivered within days.
third within twenty days. and the remainder within thirty
from the date Of the acceptance OF the BIDS
be subject TO inspection by sworn inspectors appointed BY
the UnftedsStates.
Proposals b accompanied by proper guaranty
ting forth that tho awarded named
therein be will at once execute the and give bonds
tho faithful performance Of the same
The United States the right TO bids
deemed unreasonable.
Lieut.. Col. D. IL. yINTON
Deputy Quartermaster General U. s. Army.
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YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST Z,
PROPOsALs,

RMY SUPPLRS.-0FfiCK or Amy CLOTHING
n and Equpsse, lew Yo 4.July ~. lsJ2
Sealed proposals aii be recrisel at ts oncc. until IL
O'Clock M. Friday, the 9th of An next, -
ty contract the dep OF Army Cloniag kquipags
44,0OD Uniform HSts.
l6UU0 Dsirs BoOtees.
10000 pairs StJcxinGs,
2lOD0 Haversacks
3ampleB and OF which be applica-
tEis office. OF Uniform Hats and hssssacks
tird the quantity contrscted for be delivers
within twenty days. onethru within fo.ty days the
rnander within sixty da from the date o. acceptance
the pr0posaia Oshe Booteos and Stock
b. delivered within thirty days. onetEd within sixty days
the remainder witnn ninety days of
All will subject Inspection spoctors
appointed on the part OF the Uned States.
Proposals must be accompanied by set
ting forth thai the contract IL e 10 the party
toned therein he viii ut proceed execute the
ana bonds for the iatnf OF the
The United States reserves The right rejsct all bids
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for furnishing
Army Supplies for 9Th Augus-r and addressed to
Lieut. Coz. ID. n. vINTON.
Deputy Qusrtermaster General
United States Army
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fTHlRD REGIMENT. sPINOLA's EMPIRE BRICADB
i "Tne Unoa IL must and shxll be preserved
-, rLr,y yoe NJ Men wsnted % IN up COMPANY e.
This viii be ia regiment In the field New York,
and Is earnestly hoped that he young OF New York
and vicinity tunder tho esent indacsments) Will come
forward and JOIN company unaer sxsr eneed olcers 10
Pt down tins wcAed rese ion watch has been srou ht
Henry W. Beeeer aud host OF other Abolition raitors.
bounty OF so will be given, under the order Of
Governor MOr,n., each upsn being
service with relief to his family The will be well I'd
FOR at Camp Edwards Perrepont. East New York: will
well subssed aud clothed aud placed the supervisors
Of officers 500 bounty guaranteed as the end
Of rebellion. few commissioned onicerp wanted
Those of experiences only apply TO
CHAS L. fROTiIINGliAM First Lieutenant
and kegmenis Adjunt Of the New York Seventh regiment
N B.-This regiment. which Is of the five in the
brsae Of the san Spinola Is well worthy The attention
OF those desiring to Join the Union army Is officers
ali picked men, under the colonecy oil Mariot N Croft,
and with the material OF which already composed 1t
must, IL shall succeed.
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CoFFEE FOR THE NAVY.

NAVY AcRNT's OFFICE. NEW YORK. August q 1852.
Proposals. scaled endorsed Proposals Coffee I"
will be received this Office until Saturday l6tn
tor furnishing and delivering receiving days notice
at the Unite States Navy Yard at kroosyn all the coffee
which be required for the use Of the during the
fiscal year ending June 80. l86y
The coffee 10 h. equal the best Cuba according the
sample at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and be delivered there
without extra charge.
Every oler must be accompanied by written guarantee
sl by responsible persons
he they undertake that the bidder bidders w
their bid be accepted, into obligation ately
with good and sufficient snretes to furnish the article
posed This be by
OF the I'm ted States Dist let Judge, District Alto ney Col
le tor Navy Agent that the able make
good their guarantee No proposal will be consde
accompanied by such guaranie
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II EADQUARTEhs, FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
I'LL log las, ifu r.reet, Linc0 n Hal.
COLONEL ELIAS PElSaNEK.

The Colonel make this iment the frst ready
or service OF he Such oil.
only VIII b. rece we'd acquainted with their duties
aud whose character known The country needs
aud needs them The tountry In a cr!ti-
al condition. and needs soldier Come forward them
II OF ali ciassts and callings,
Sis bounty before the regiment leaves New York. is
guaranteed 10 every man.
Men OF New YORK, forward. All the and
granted by the Tn ted States and by
STATE county and city Authorities viii be fully secured
and oihtcis =
Resmenta Camp rar,le Bay Park. Forylfh street and
Second Re mental Headauarters lvy East Hous-
''''" ELIAS PEIssNER Colonel Commanding
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STEAMBOATS,.

NORWICH LiNE--FoR BOSTON, NEW LONDON,
~ Norwich and Moycs,er The splsndid s,anorsCIis
OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK leave ovety DAY
r.ri Id Noga river. u. s. MARTIN, ASoua
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0EO. 7. sTRON0. Treasurcr.

yUANTEp--A FIRST or SECOND LIElTENANCy, IN
w company which ~ nearly complete The highest
gficc will be paid whrtn. tn iuty. cavalry or all
ssrvice Apply 70 A. phlIlrS Army and Navy Ascnt 40
~tAGwAy.
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f,RAvp CLAM RoAsr.-BALL AND MOONLIGHT
VI excursion at the rasa.e acryapry ej fort 1--we,
lie afternoon and evening Tickets 80 Can o. pr
clr ed at NJ minus, 80 c"dlr street c0rncs " broadway
sna Nau A.ts, u Wall Stres@
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runRf.ow wERn GUAM en-

II HEADQUARTERS THURIow WEED GUARD EN-
IL pe Brigade u nite street. Jul, H. S12There
lew yacaDc this or oncers sill open The
eg nent Is In good way towards ear compcton, and
wifi be the first the Id ander the last cal of the
President BY making Application at these headqnar-
ers few good on who haye men already ensed or
no Immediately contro secure positions, and
facility furnished ae for recruiting her conands
w. b. OLMSTEAD, Colonel
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DAILY FOR THE UNION.
LII $50 State bounty paid immediately 70 each recruit
81 3l3 Zone months pay) paid each
the comlan Is mustered
$2J OF the $l09 bounty paid to each recruit
upon mastering OF the regiment paid
reiiiinent leaves for the seat Of war.
Good quarters, abundant ratons handsome uniforms
Immediately provided.
Non-commissioncd olc wanted; also good wagner
Relief tickets issued Tor the benefit of families
the recruits sworn into service.
500 bounty to each recruit when discharged.
Apply to ISAAC l.. TAYLOR, Captain Company D, Stan
ton Legion, D1 West street, corner OF Harrison
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WHAT'S rHrsr

In WHAT'S THISf
PHRNlx REGIMENT, COkCoRAE z0UAyES.
FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BkIaADK
JAMES u. BURkE. Col: NJ. d. SMITH, Lisuf. Col
"DoYs. get sicks.n few recruits wanei to
complete compsny Of this the only Irish reiment
Ing ganizc In the state The officers sers in
tie Army OF tie Potomac No trouble will sparsu o
make this the sck company of the regiment Pay from
SIS 10 $3 per month One months advance. Slu0
bounty $ OF whish VIII be advanced the regi-
meat y mustered In and $50 State bounty will be raid inn
rolment cio,hing rations and furnished mme
datiy ana tie men Will DO 10 Camp Pirepont East
New YORK where everything conducting the health and
will be further apply
the headquarters h3i broadway.
DANIEL CROWLEY, Captain 100 South street.
JOHN CLANCY, First Lieutenant. 270 Mott street and II
Truck House.
THOMAS Riley. Second Lieutenant.
N0TICE.-COLONEL ELIAS PRESSUER HAVING
1v been elected the Colonel Of the Fifth
ct has moved his headquarters leo East Houston
corner of First avenue Lincoln Hail. stairs where
lP.M.
This regiment formerly called the Halleck Guard viii
hereafter be Filth Senatorial district regiment
ELIAS PkESSUER Coonel Commanding.
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DHENIx REGIMENT.
i CORCORAN ZOUAvE0.
Fourth Regiment Empire Brigade

regiment fall into the ranks Of Capt Reddys company
There s moi day 70 be lost Time precious and delay
few good men who are % Be promoted 70
Companies IN the regiment Capt Reddy has had many
ysars experiences In regular and actual services There
under the command q gallant and ,upsri0r
Smith and that will leave mark II ever meet the
rebels All the bountes from the State and general
ments amounting In all 20 ol will be paid 10 a who
enlist 10 my company and pass medical inspecSn Also
ing Of being paid your relief from the State No
face Of earth clothes feeds her SOL
the United America Arouse them
from all other forward 70 the rescue Of
country and enroll with at my oce, No. -
Walker street corner Of Elm.
A hrst and SECOND lieu enant wanted.
Capt JAMES NJ. REDDY, Recruiting Officer.
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NAVY BEEF.
NAVY AGENTS OrEIcE. J

NEW YoRK August Q, 1862 !
Sealed proposals. will be received At this once until
Saturday, the 9th day OF August IL o'clock for supply
ing 500 barrels NAVY BEEF Tree Of all and risk
United States, at the Navy Yard at Brooklyn.
The Beef be from well iaened cattle, and must
conform possible in quality to the standard
assumed for Navy Beef and the usual Of
the Navy Yard The barrels must be according the navy
standard.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guaranty,
signed by RESPONSIBLE persons, to the effect
they undertake that the bidder bidders will
II his or their bid be acoeped enter into an obligation
immediately with good and sufficient surees to furnish
the article proposed This guaranty must be accompanied
by the Of the United States District Judge Dis
tct ney Cole Navy Agent that the
are able 70 make good their guaranty No proposal VIII be
tcuars may upon application to the Inspect
ing O1icer at the Navy Yard.
The above Beef purchased account of defsalting
contractors, and must be furn.shed without delay.
I. HENDERSON, Navy Agent.
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MO 6s WALL STREET. NEW yoRK.--THE TREA.
~ surer q ne unitd ates Sanitary Cominissioa &C.
xnowiedgcs the cipt OF TIA following 10 the
fund raised by loyal OF the United States resident
IN Toront, o. W. Tor tlc benefit Of the AMI wounded
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7 ERE Is CHANCE: 40
EMPIRE BRIGADE,
THIRD REGIMENT.
Captain Richard r. Graves having year camp
held has With authority
-ccSpt COM any Inns ie-huent and would only
orrs that he las by experience learned their wants and
those vans But the greatest ind
soldier JOIN this company that he gets ys
due without trouble aud for his Colonel the
. 10 I OF the brave, Haze gs,ey.
N. B-C,mc earl, an In bs ore bounty ceases
Headquarters 564 Broadway X. L. GRAVES Captain.
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CNOMPANY Fl.
~ HALLECK GUARD, COLONEL PErSNER.
Recruits wanted lor comfaas h, Immediately. Noncom-
nissoned officers and Pay and
-atons enroila ent One months adyan
ninety do bounty be leaving the state seventy
i've dollars bount at end Of enlistment 1t is the ine-
don Of the officers this company of the best
|aA service Now he chance JON before you are
iraftod. All the oil exle need soldiers.
Recruiting oiice the CITY II, Park
Captain HOMER JOSLYN,
Recru-ne officer.
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JALLECK GUARDS
Ii ATTENTION tOMPANYt
SHOULDER ARMS!
BY TIE ri lit FLANK
.URWARD MAkCHt
Recruits wanted for company.
Young out oi business wi hing employment
not do tier han is Celebrated icd by
competent officers ana int ni srpas, both In mi iary
irsl and disCip rrgn mt that has been into
he field Captain Caswe has male arr ansements whereby
nose emil ting with hn receive promptly the state,
70 walker s'frs near ho.d sat atrrr p.or.,nr .mo.r
Wanted-Two ser seants ana tnree corporals.
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SrTANTON LEGION, COLONEL ALLEN.
- 10 RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY TO hll up my
company. ...-- .
The law provides tha. $50 BOUNTY shall be paid
down to each
sl3 BOUNTY az ~ the company is mustered IN.
$25 BOUNTY as soon the regiment Is mustered ia.
THE REGIMENT TO LEAVE SOON.
Land warrants and bounty after tho war.
PROMOTIONS mpde from the RANK AND FILE
sERGEANTS AND CORPORALS WANTED.
FIRST LIEUTENANT WANTED AT ONCE.
Relief tickets Issued to the families ut thf enislng
AIpyto Captain r. N. LIE uENDRE
Recruiting Oneer,
No. III Graui street
OT Central Hall Grand STREET
Or ~ tLiNDENMJLIiERS.
Nos. lgg and 2pl BOwoly
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\yoySa AMERICA, yHs woNDsn OF fpE v wokLp.
i in tho astounU.,R iest VI lhe THKhk kLyiNu tina
fkzE, w-uisht A. y.,hs .
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THE nERELY.ruN.

rTENrIoN. RECRUITING OFFICERS.
"A On cts ing OF companies
70 get into the ned viii well to appy Colonel
1eorge A. Buck 2ha of tae vosbur III III
Eagie brigade, Ftythrd regiment New York voig neers
This brigade now In he te this reg neni will ne-
1inely proceed 70 join the same
Colonel GEO. A. BUCKINGHAM.
Headquarters Broadway; camp ~ Camp Scrosys, Red
A TTENTION-PATRfOTs ALL
II Your country calls you the rescue.
PHENiX REGIMENT
CORCORAN ZOuAVES.
-, FOURTH REGIMENT PHOENIX BRIGADE,
Col James y. Burke Lieut. Col. ~ ID Smith.
COMPANY X
wants few recruits This company fs olcered
mon who have seen active service
Inc above splendid regiment exclusively Irish and ts
accepted Tor the and s the only Irish regime
being raised under the late call oil the President
hesruts received da ay ~ Of West Broadway
Lieut. H. PEMBERToN Recruiting onlcer
The most liberal inducements 70 good men.
a few competent men noncommissoncd officers want
cd. stppy early.
Families Of volunteers sttendedto
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CEND NEWSPAPERS TO TIE BRAVE VOLUNTEERS
- Mcra's Patent Self fsealng New spaper wraptos.
ccnts package. For sae by WALTER Low Is, sta oncr,
S2S kroadwa,. near rwaih str0s
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NUSENrIrS.

| "A 'ecss-..Sees.rI = ~ y rs.
w sstnsa 20 20 ON RrosA vay and Thirteenth street.
D's PI. 4 AI sso5ss
NEW Susi. Sta EsQus
: - '0a''''''' 'fnlE''oo TaE 'ooooGiinlREs iils .sAwS
ELY 4hs e,eessoSi s4saH Siil, OK
CSE or TnE FINEST AUDIENCES OP THE sEAsoS
rEALs or LAyoHrEK s'c GENERAL ~. lAalrr.
MRS. sG' q n R TERRIFIC FEAT
zAnsaaIIEEHSssAIl1ki Hsa 1E4Iss lEaeElE Or. :.
wan @ P'isi;;;a EfiS SSossos. ssS sssso,ss.aas' called
ss q: ss Ss1 wsss The
EYIEs.E1.sofp&IEss a sln raiaa 'e--
Danny Mann nsd.ly fsrryman " DsSass
Ssssa S. Soan man for "a = sars''
H. fore closer ansioa: for :iss.r vol. o'''s''
ssrsssas an .s,i1: aud inis- -.
adl Mrs. Sso Ssa' sfeIrss ssSs
,.l. S.cn; c1.::n Ar w. TA9REEc1
Br ies1aiis. Fianiie: Foo;men, 1s. y As'0n
Tsn paRis rs ASp ayG,s s.nk asse s6R e
fRiDAY-rhe great barleslue and other entertain
4444-rHE GREAT sso4SEsY 4SssIgAs MUSIC aAII
WILL WILL kzSFEs. kzzSSFFEEs WILL WILL sESFzs:: ssEESSFEzEs:
ON MONDAY. AUGUST IL 1884,
With the largest and company concen.
trated In OF mt In the world
entertainment or tour and half hours' duration with DE
gwen each and every act independent the embracing
the gems Of the Opera. Ballot Pantomne Buriesques
&C., &c
| r. W. BUTLER. Proprietor
GEORGE CHRISTY's MINsTRELs,
Opposite Metropolitan H otel.
George Chrtsty AID j. N Briggs Lessees and Propretors
9corke Stage Manager.
j. N Briggs. BUS Manager Treasurer
MONDAY, An ust A.
and every evening dun the week. the auhsbe Ethiopian
Farce OF
sCHERMERHoRN's BOY
George Christy. julius Schermcrhorn
The famous Quartette,
REEVES MORLAND. BRAY AND CORwIN
= fne Champion Clog Dancer, X. SANDS.
The best nd the profession aud In the
Admission % cents No half price.
Doors open 81 Z. Curtain precisely.
kTOW OPEN, DAY AND EVENING THE MAGNIFI
cent 0aiieries OF Paintings the Fine
6zo Broadway. Polock's great picture OF undue,' Gig
nonxs chra ing INDIAN summer" the great French Re
vouton Of 1852 with nearly 200 other works. Admission
20 cents.
GREAT TRIUMPH OF YOUNG AMERICA AT NIBLo's
" Garden. He will appear tonight
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1I,rsHErMEN OK DEcK--FII,ST GRAND PISCATO-
il rial excursion II the TO the Choera Sea Bass
Hanks or Isnud. The steamer X. H. MABEN,
Captain John seoert win leave ~ follows sunday August
10 acksou street East river A. NJ Peck sr 81 A. NJ
Sring street North river, a. NJ aud pier North river
* III well known plot, Anderson GholNel viii be
81 bnard Trkfts 81. Tickets limited. Can he obtained
The Carton Housc, igG BroadwaS Hope &OBren. Iesli
ouc Robert Thomas Of South RnA Pike streets Re.
sEBERr HowARn
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tVANrED-A BUSINESS MAN AS TRhAsuhss fssi,sl tuh
starting npcds,ov the watering us.ss ana Canad'
drew crowded houses Eur.pe% % rn.m 49, i Wv, .s
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JSyCuRsroN DOWN THE BAY AND AROUND
Ia Staten Island on Friday, August a-Tne elesant new
stebmer JESSlE HOYT, Captain Charles Post will leave
pier ~ East river side OF Peck alp trcsy
ing Sth Instant at 10 o'clock for excursion around
staten Island aordng line view OF emery
and forcations uc harbor returning the city
o'clock. Fare for the excursion blconts.
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UDALLY ROUND TUE FLAG"
LII ANIH0N BATTALION
VIGTyT A RTTTVRRY

MAJOR F. ". WILLARD, COMMANDING.
This be only art ry recruit ing In this State
with special permission Of the President affords
uoruny FOR respectable young 10 join the finest and
efficient OF the service.
few more intelligent men, desrous of serving their
country, Doe tion by applying at
HEADQUARTERS, 6J8 BROADWAY.
Pay and rions In with the United States army
regulations.
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UTAIL rHh GLAD IlplNss, ,,-,,- : o.. -,
ta, vpn.pWty, boS BROADWAY,
pI hnVe" Mt door n Rnll A nlnrk,aN -

TNexf Y
nae. made esusvs additions 10 their slSl ady famous in
,,.,nn Ihe public may there sights oi truly
ssrn astounding, startling aud astonishing Kind These
marvellous Revelations of Nature arr truly beautiful ara
,nslsi of everything wonderful, Extrxoldinary Msa
rous Terrific Marvellous. Eyctin,, swprienp Evanise
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