The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1848, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD. outh-West Cornerof Fulton andNassau sts, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR, WE DAILY HERALD— pr very 25 per crinum. Phe MORNING EDITION te Sete Batinanineme (renewed every morning, and to be etitions,) af reasonable Wheat— 000 bushels Ohio were made at 90 cts Corn— Sales of 7 conte. Freigbts to Albany *, October 25, 1848 Receipts withim the four hours Flour 18,400 barrels 990 do ne. Barley Sales of 27.800 Lavscn oF steamer, together with the Cheroker, belonging to rn plan toile ~4 — Mitehell » eg ye ‘ony sirenaile fr errorsin mans yesterday morning, from Mr. li. Webb's ship-yard, to Orders veeeived at the Oftce corker 4" Paltentona | Presence nate ange canton iequctaten. Sie ch be | ways in the most gallant manoer. and entering = tended frer mln athena proper element, flosted down the current, sitting very | rete of the writer; not necessarily for publication, ; araniyof Wi vo fit. he casa Teturn raced | AEMGSPN Yul Tel uk ts miliga, sot er anne AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. PARK THEATRE—Dnr. Di.woRTH—MADAME Anna Buswor ox Scevas rrom Oret.® AND AS La Vivannixte—Div em TiseMENT OF AURORA—THE Eron Boy, BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Swamr Fox-Sievona ‘Croce A awn Sienorn Neni—East River CRarrenan, BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway—Poor Geytienan— ‘CxaRries IL—Borwn To Goon Lvex. NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham Square—Eernatoa— ‘Granom at New YorKx—PReriy Ginis or STiLiuEaa, BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street—l’oor Gevrie- baN—Naw YoRx« in Suiocrs. BROADWAY CIRCUS, near Spring st.—Equesrmianiss, &e, MECHANICS’ HALL, Broadway, near Broome—Cunisry’s MinsTR eLS—ETHIOPIAN SiNGING. MINERVA ROOXS-Tavron’s Camraroxs, MELODEON—Vincinta SrmewADERS, SOCIETY LIBRARY—Camrnxut’s Mixsrrecs, STOPPANI HALL, Brosdway—Maxtoo TuivarR aren. New York, Thursday, October 26, 1848, f. Actual Circulation of the Herald. Ootr, 25, Weduesday, ° + +» 24,288 copies, * The publication of the Morning Edition of the Heralt com- menoed yomere ‘ac 20 minutes before 3 o'clock, and finished at 6 o'clock © first Afternoon Edition com neuced at 10 minutes past 1 o'clock, and tinished at 20 minutes before 2 ae tne second at 8 o'clock, and finished at 15 minutes The Foreign News. ‘The steamship Europa arrived at this port yes- terday, in eleven days and three hours, which 1s the shortest passege that has ever been made be- tween this city and Liverpool. The ‘intelligence which we have received by ‘this vessel, is highly :mportant and painfully im- teresting. Snuth O’Brien, the ardent patriot, the honest and fearless rebel, the gallant and self-sac- rificing, though perhaps rasli, revolutionist, has, | it appears, been found guilty; and—oh, civilized | England (2) sentenced to be hanged, beheaded and quartered!! The excitement which this sad piece of intelligence created in our city, and espe- cially among our Irish citizens, is indescribable. | {t was intense—silently, dreadfully, intense. Im- precations, not loud, but deep, fearful, deadly im- precations, against the abominable government of England, were uttered at every corner. Never was there such a unanimous out)urst of indigna- tion expressed within our 1s was e: pressed yeste when t vas made pub- lic. Our colun uch occupied with the | details et the » marks on this s The intellige nowledg lews wa ct to another day. rom other parts of Europe 1s such as we mig The democratic spirit is still in force, sing the whole continent by the force of its working. Austria is like a boiling cauldron. The Emperor has again fled—an insur- rection has taken place, and the city ot Vienna was, at the last accounts, in possession of the in- surgents, and, according to our telegraphic des- pateh, being bombarded by the imperial troops, and itis very probeble that ere this the govern- ment of I’rance has interfered. If it has done so, then we may say the ball has opened in earnest, and there will be no peace or rest in Europe as Jong as a king or a queen sits upon a throne. The great, grand, and overwhe'ming struggle between democracy and the “ right divine” has commenced, and war, bloodshed, carnage, and desolation will mark the history of urope, till the former shall have achieved ita work, be it sooner or later. Cier- many is still in anuproar, and France, atthe last accounts, was on the point of a ministertal crisis, the result of which may hesten the commencement of the scenes which have to take place in Europe, | betore the iniquities of centuries are atoned for. We cannot find space to-day for extended re- marks, t being, by referring our readers to the details of the news, published i our columns to-day. ‘The Death of Dixon H. Lewis. It 1s with profound regret we announce the death of the Hon. vixon H. Lewis, a member of the Umied States Senate, from Alabama. Mr. Lewis died yesterday, in this city, at twenty minutes past twelve o'clock. He arrived here two weeks ago, on a visit, and was shortly after attacked with the disease which has termivated fatally. In the death of Mr. Lewis, the Senate of the United States has lost one of its most able and ac™ complished members. His cng service in the House of Representatives, of which body he was amen him thoroughly conversant with parliamentary business ; and his intellect, which was of great gresp, gave him a most eminent position in the national councils. On financial questions, his views were always received with attention and respect; and his marked eiliciency whea Chairman of the Kinance Committee of the Senate, gained him warm commendation, even from his political oppone We would not anticipate, by any suggestion or Tecominendation of ours, what we are sure 1s the | universal disposition of our citizens, to testify ina most signal manner to their sense of the eminent qualities of the depaited statesman. New York owes this to the memory of Mr. Lewis. Oa move than one occasion, when her citizensewere assailed in the body of which he was a member, and when the representatives of the State preserved a shame- ful and cowardly silence, the voice of the warm- hearted Senator from Alabema was raised in vin dication of the rights of the oppressed, and in man ly opposition to the despotic will ot faction. In Alabama, Mr. Lewis attained a popularity suchas no other man in the State enjoyed. Nor was his popularity confined to his own State. It is little more than a year since our citizens united in tendering him a warm testimonial of regard. His death wil! but strengthen those sentiments of es- teem so universally felt for him throughout the | country. Tun Sreamsuiy Evrora, under the command ‘of Caytain BE. G. Lott, which arrived yesterday, left this city on the 27th ult., and has thus made the entire voyage to and from Liverpool, includ- ing her stay at the latter port, in the incredibly short space of 28 days. The passage just complet- ed, wich occupied about eleven days, is the shortest that has ever been performed between the two ports, and when the distance between New York and Boston is considered, it beats the rapid voyage made by the Niagara in July last full two da The Niagara left Boston on the Ith of June and returned on the 12th of July. ‘Tue Sreamer Brrrannra left yesterday morning vabout 12 o'clock, for Halifax and Liverpool, with | sthree passengers for the former place, and seven for the lacter. Sporting Intelligence, £ Pactse.—The pacing contest, postponed on Tuestay on account of the weather, will come off this afteravoa, at tho Harlem Park Course. that we must deier our res | drab aud tinck beaver Bonnets Milline und must content oursélyes, for the time | 5 | sber when elected to the Senate, had made incliming to ome coustroction. en form readers | her drought light, reoures variacon inthe The ( berokee. od of the voyage | thus ~~ fcr speed and safety, by preservi | proper nce | ttrong and Unusually meseive, and the bottom, as in | deed the entire hull, is comstructed as firm as the best materials. and the most approre: te construction could make it She is Bieaded by | the veteran Captaia Collins, formerly of the Koscius favorably{k mown as one of Lhe mest distinguished of the Liverpool captains, who believes that a stronger or better bulit boat has not been made im our country The Tennessee is in length 210 feet; beam 36 feet, hold 22 feet; diameter of wheel $1 feet. cylimter 76 Inches, $ feet stroke and adapted to 15 or more tnebes She was towed to the Novelty Works of Allen & Co, where she whic "y Froved construction. having Wort hingto; guage, avd Worthington's safety steam pump which the one indicating the water-level and the other eup- plying by an independent engive whea the main ine is still—remove the main causes of explosions ‘o the pump there is & fire-engioh ottechment will instantly extinguish accidental fires The T: Besree will be placed on jthe lice im Marek, when shall have kiy departeres from New ¥ Savannab. This line is now patronized by travellers, also those going to Florida. Alabama, and Tennessee, with which places the railroad com munication from Savannah is now nearly Naval gence. U.S. steamer Princeton, Commander ders Malta Sth September, with o mail for Veu | Trieste, She was to return (to Malte on the Sth or 20th of October inst. 8 rived at Trieste 28th | ult., and was to leave im af U.S. store ship Supply, Lieut Marseilles, 20th ult. from Toulon AU.S. sloop of war standing north, was pared 6th inst. “in the Gulf,” by ship Harriett Rockwell, hence at New Orleans 13th inst Us sh Lynch, arrived at of war Dale, was tude 32 05,1 gitude 7 it etated 40; A.M. bound no! Fatay Arrray.—On the evening of the 12th instant, a quarrel or fight ocourred between sevoral Irishmen at Carbondale, during which one of them was so severely injured that he died within twenty- four hours after. It is gratify! to witness industrious ef- forts at all times, but more so where those offurts meet with their just reward. Weare led to thers remarks by the deserved aucesas ‘that has attended Espenschied since his entrance into business ax The circumstances that commencement, are rather peculiar, u mp jespicable dealer, at 10) miles from the Chemical Bank, to curtail the fair wages of the joorae; batters, Espenachied determin: d to go on his own hook; and it has be-n for him that he did so, fur he has | | self and the public, who, in consequsnce, have their Hats cheapsr, and better in quality; and his Hate are the waiversal theme of ad- miration, not only in this city but throughout the Union, for he sells wholesale a3 well’as retail, and country hatters will ‘do well to call. Jeuny Lind Beaver Hats and Bonnets.— A beautiful assortment of Misses’ Jenny Hind med in the most tasteful manner. Also, Ladi by the dozen, at low prices, "A'S, 94 Canal, corner cf Wooster sivet. | Hats! Extraord! | In talkirg of Hats, kt ‘That a Bat for July wi Both the style and t! tin their fashion may change, And the less we'll be suited the more that we range, Go to Knox, 128 Fulton street, and you will be preased there, if you can be pleased at any piace. Children’s Beaver Hats, Fall Style.—-Wm, BANTA, te 3 Beaver Hats, t Deautifel materials, Hes pric Broadway prices, A very fine French Cloth Dress or Frock Coat, made to order, from French cloths, $16; some for $14; some for $20, Also, Sacks, Overcoats, Panta, and Vesta, vory fi mado, at prices which must astonish natives, f ore | others. Perhaps, mine is the only store where | bought for cash down; therefore, can be sold low. | G. B. CLARKE, 116 Witliam streot, | g. 2 to 10 Coats, ry Hate! nd remember, in December, re nost tasteful manner, with rich and oe are nearly 25 per cent less than 1,000 Over Coats, Rich Linin | dollars; 200 Cloaks, $3 to $10; 50) dress and troc! 1 to | $10; evo 500 Vests 5) cents to $3—all un | rodeemed pledges, bought for cash, and will te sold cheap, at 136 Nassau street, Five Dollar Suit Store. The Cheapest dd Best Place in the City to get good Boots, Shoes and Gaitors, is at JONES, 14 Anan rear the American Museum, ‘First quality of French Caif Dress Boots, $4 50; second do,, $350 to $4; Congress Boots, from $3 50 to $4; French Patent Leather Boots, $7. The Plumbe National Daguerrian Malye A on the upper corcer of Broadway and Murray street, we can with propriets recommend to all who wish to obtain the best specie mens of the Daguerreotype art made in the world. Fine Teas, Foreign Fr &—J. 0. Foreign Fruits, | FOWLER has on hand the finest quality Oulong Tea, at 50 cents rm Candles, 28. 6d; winter Lamp Oil, 75 cents. fri nds would do well to call Fowler's to make | purchases, Nos. 250 and 425 Greenwich, and Housekeepers will not fail t celebrated cheapest Carpet Establishment in the United States, | No. £9 Bowury, HIRAM AND SRS ON, where you can select from | the largest aeworiment of English and America Carpeting, Hearth Rugs, Floor 0:1 Cloths, Table Covers, Window Shades | Mats, Xo., at 0 saving of 25 per cent on your purchases, | The Richelicu Diamond Potnted Gold Pons, are acknowledged to be tie most superior article of the ind now inuse. ‘The points ara fine and smooth, and havo the | elastioity of a quill. fold only by B. EB. Watson & Co., No, 15 ‘Wall street, Gold pens repaired, Hill, the Inimitable, ts still at his old stand, No, 13 Nassau street, dexterously ornamenting the exterior of men, by skilfally Cutting their Hair and Whiskers A con- stant supply of his widely famed infallible Ongaent, which so much excels ail other preparations, for promoting the growth and beautifying the Bair, may be had asabove, Professor Barry’s Wonderful Vricophe- Tous, or Medicated Compound.—Among the namerous respectable | certiticntes reosived, we refer to the following gontlomen:—Dr. | Locock, Sir Jas, Clark, Dr. Fergusoa, W. C. Bell, Dr. Fleming, Dr. | Bosteck, Dr, Aliivon, Professor Blameabask, Professor Blanvill | M. Bichat, M. Chavalier, M. Kicheraud. The celebrated Barry's Trieeptcrous is the only remedy to prevent baldness, and restore | the hair that fallen off or become thin, to prevent grey hair; to cure and remov appearance of searf and dandruff from the hair, and to keepit ia the most healchy, soft, and glosay state, et free from all oily and greasy appearaa Tt is sold in large Boteles, price 25 cents, at the principal office, 189 Broadway. | Agent ton street, Bo Vright, 23 South street, thiladelphia; Brown, Washioxe ‘and sold by all the Druggists in the United D5 Creme de Palma Christl, or Cas- tor Oil Cream, is the only proper nutriti he titer, By a | chemica! pro tae glutice and offer smell is catirely ox- tracted. One application imparts new life to the most decayod yoots: Sold wholesale and “I by the inventor only, W. J. BAKKER, 34? Broadway, opposite the Carlton house, Wigs and Toupecs.—We would advise ali Persons wishing a, euperior wig or scalp to call at Batchelor’s manutactory, ‘All street, and examine the best assortment | inthe city. "We would rim strangers that Mr. B 8. newly in- vented wigs obtaived a silver medal at the last fair of tha Ame. tican Institute, Enough said, copy the addresa, 0 longer in my Notice,—F. W. Martens is employ, a8 salesman or oterw New York, Oct, GEORGE STEW ART. 47 John. COMMEBCIAL AFFAIR MONEY MARKET. Werlnesday, October 25—6 P.M. | This has been aheavy dayin Wall street, Quota- 2 | | | Young Hyson, 75 cents; biack and green at 2s, (d,and3s; superior | | act of 1842, being the difference between 20 and 30 | '°° | } | j i do ; mahog expected under exietin, | Briteia, the sh!pme: immediate improvement in ‘We are informed that the Porters im mohair, or goat's upon the markets, was sufficiently large to prevont any prices. excess of duty paid by im- halr plush, under the tariff per centum, will be refunded to them on application at the custom houre, in ell eases where the 30 per cent bas een paid under protest. © The movements in cotton this year, have been more active tham for the corresponding period last; and it ‘We take the receipts as a criterion, the crop this year will largely exceed that of 1847 and ‘48. T! statement exbibite the receipta and exports. from the ote There fas ee change commencement of the reason up to the latest dates, in | | each of the past two years :— | M Corros i tae Uniten Stares. Exported to G, Received since Britain since 1st September, Ise September, New Oriesme Qo bt hae Ovt. le Oot. TF SY B: 2». et. 1 Bee 2 Kerported to Prance vince Septem Isan, New Orleans Oe: ord et 268 perry - ane <i cote : 500 Seen 2963 N Corelina = oma 2 New York Orher Ports, Oct, 21 There has been increase in the shipments ¥ ‘ 1 16S5 Masts season to all parte of the world but to Frauce, and the falling off there ix not #o large as might have been thus circumstances To Great far, this year, show an in- eoreare equal to Ofty percent. Tothe North of Hurope, an inerease equal to about sixteen per cent, other foreign ports. quotations, it ls trae, compared with the market pric id to imerease equal to more than two hundred per cemt This satisfactory i ae | the quantity of this important staple shipped this best of city ref year, hae not been offset by « corresponding depr. rease in ciation im prices. There has been # large reduction in but they have reach | ther depreciation is almost low points that any fur- entirely out of the ques- tion. The additional quantity exported this year, ption of cotton T just closed, both at a modorate depreciat! the aggregate value of 5 Amount much beyond that of last year. inregardto We | the com probability of its being © of the y in prices, will this year, there is every im this country and in Hurepe ; perbaps not, however, to an extent corree- g with the probable increase im the growth. ‘2 in the event of its not being so, there, is no margin for « farther fall in prices ; and unless there is an im- T% | bbis.; beef, 20 do; oe a sperm oil, 0: P30 terees Rustic, 3 | tions have fluctuated slightly; but the tendency, atthe | | close, wasdownward. At the first board, Long Island fell off *y per cent, and Reading Railroad advanced %. The sales of the former were large. There was no | change at the second board. | The eighth instalment of ten per cent on the capital stock of the Hudson River Railroad Company, will be | | due and payable in the ensuing month of November, | On the 16th of November, the semi-annual interest | payment will be made to such stockholders shall | have paid all instalments called for. | The Reading Railroad, and the Schuylkill Naviga- | tion Companies have at last compromised their diffloul- ties and for the future will act more in concert, and more for each others interests. An arrangement has been made, to remain in operation five yoars, the | effect of which will be to give each company alarger reyenue from the same amount cf business, | The steamship Europa, from Liverpool, with seven dazs’ later inte!ligence, was unexpectedly announced at about one o'clock this afternoon, We received our | files @ litte after two, aud immediately issued an extra, The news, in a political point of view, is highly important, and crested considerable excitement as it became Known, Commercially, the advices possess very little interest. Cottom, corm, and consols have experienced « further declise in prices, and all the markets w # te presented aa being exceedingly inactive, | The harrerts bove beew eecured in a better condition than anticipated, and the amotnt of grain, of all kinds, provement between this planting time, we have no doubt the crop another year will be much reduced. ‘The a ending the 23d inst., distinguishing the extent of ship- ments to each country — Liverpool—Corn, bus flour, bbis. 24784; turpentin LAST: 189; Indian do.; Rosin, 10 do; corn, do.; Tallow, 5 445 Ibe: Staves, 4,000. bots tee: bark, 41 bhds To gHanse Town varnish, 25 do; flour, 100 do oil, 13,114 gallo tos; quinine, 2 cases; | hops, 11 do.;' Tobarce, wan hyson, 82.1 logwor rosin, 100 do. Denmark, Sweden. a bark, 10 do; 1 680 Go.: ri pimento, 75 bage. To Portugal—Spirite turpentine, 951 gallons; rovn, 2) bbia.; pork, 50 do.; rice, 40 tierows; butter, $27 ibs whalebone, 1,120 do: bark 33,000. Staves, No. 66 To Mexico—Paper, con, 192; silk, 82 pkgs foreign, 12; bleaching powders, 14 casks, etanamon: | 2 bales; raw silk, 6; potatoes, 20 bbis ; ontoms, 130 iron, 117 bare; butter, 662 Ibs; cheese, ma iron, 20 bdls 545; codfich chinery, 14 To Spanish West Indies 110 reams toes 500 bbl 50; apples, 25; cheese, 1,184 I agne,S baskets; wine, 24 erring, 50 boxes; staves, oars, 50, To 30; mackerel, mould, 174; Exrohts from Tee Pont or New Yorw 3, 29 staves, No, 12000; xtract qu do.; Hamer, 5.670 do To Belgivm—Potash, 201 bbis ; Pearlash. 30 do 40 do.; beef, 2 G0; rice, 985 tierees; fustic, 4, 100 Go.; sarrepartite, Flour, 100 bbis edish West Indies—Pork, 81 bbla rye flour, 55; bread, 67; oatimenl, 100; flour, 512; beef, 50; soap, 70 boxes: berti fobacco, 13 hhds.; refined, 1,019; hams, 1 003; butter, 1,199; chee 24,805 ; wheat, 43.012 1628 ; rosim, 200 ; tar, meul, 86: jalap, bale » 84: tallow, Ibs 176,005 | 45, 088 7,007; lard, 913; rice, tes 102; rice, wegars, bis ; corn, 8,007 bush. flour, 100 do; Tar, 9 123 bushels; wheat, 6165 30 do; rice, 56 ufactured, i pork, toms. ind Norway—Peni 1 do.; tol tons: logwood, 62 do ; segars, 1 case; hops, 20 bales, | , 20 bhds , mats, No, 000 deef, 50 do ; bread, chairs, 30 dow 20 do.; nails, 4 paper is.; onto 100; mackerel. bs.; codfish, 43.440; cham. onsks; peas, 112 bushels, No. 25,080; hoops, 42,000 meal, 80; leather, 737 Ibs lard, 318; fish, dry, 2,569; nails, 29 casks; rice, 11 tes.; corn, 200 bushels; domestics To British West Indi pork, 120; bread, 43; potats 18 ; rice, 28; ric Matches, 1.000 gro’; onions, 6 erates ; tobacco, 25 b do. Mfd., 4532 ibs ; butter, 6,193; cheese, 4 606; hy 220 'bxs. ; y, 50 bales ; live stook, sheep, 20 476 ; lard, 250 ; £08] Tumber, 50.000 ft ; bi To British North America— Four. 3 309 bbls 5; rye flour, 600; brea tes ; tobacco, manufactured » black, 2,049; cheese, 885; pork, 20; apples vinegar, 10; ree, 5 bs butter 2.64 te cofle: 10 bales: lies — Fe 26 tes, ; corn, 305 bush. . 12 bags; candles, sp, 1 phy eet, 124 bbls; meal, 499 eR, 120 ; apples, 50 94 , 328 29 bxs. ; otton bagging. The ebipments of brendetuffs for the werk were 36,989 burrels flour, 49,177 bushels wheat, amd 100.440 bushels Indian corn, Of this, the wheat, and 99,095 bushels 184 barrels flour, al corn were shipped to Great Britain wnd Ireland. ‘The exports to the continent of Kurope during the | past week, were larger than usual; but they are but « fractional part of what the ous years; neither are they I Our export trade, however, reached its minimum, aad the Increase he be steady, but very gradual. revulsion have placed everything lowest basir; and any impr a(fairs of that section of the ducive to our most imports more extensive markets for nate for us that there is breadstuifs, as it tends to swell the val otherwise our exports would be reduced to the smallest | average has been in previ likely to be for « long time with these countries, hus e will! Nine months of political Europe upon the nt in the domestic worid cannot but be con ant interests, by gi our products. It is fortu & demand abroad for our of shipme: 0 amount, and epecie would have gone forward imorge amounts, in payment for the large i The amountj of tolls received at Chicago, on duce transported on the Il) for each week from the 0th tober, inclusive, were as annexed axa Mrente Tiiow Ist week. 2d ‘The receipts at La Sal jportatic ois and Michigan canal of May, to the Ith of Ue Canat—Amount ov Torts. at the other o nd of the line, have been about the same amount, which, added to ed at Chicago, make the up to the 14th of October, more than $81,000. There was at that date about six weeks of navigation left for the season, The tolls for the year may reach $100,000 Stock wig pee od won te io 108%; 900 ahs Sean BY it de® a SoS 500 UBtates6's,'63 105) Long Island = baw 28 19600 do 0% 40 do Fy ‘500 ‘7 Be i” 3% sim) U Seater 0,533 'gyRe 400 oo 100 do 9g OND P #00 in By & OU ehas Farmers’ Trust 7p # a pena mo 7% io $f Canton Co »” do enw 8 100 Canton Sorip 10 6 Reading RR » 0 do ® 10 Auburn & Roch RR w ON Y & N Hay RR o as RR a > 635 | very i. 3 | city reference ; please call at 74 Sixth avenui this 100 Obio G'a‘ 50 Second Poy eczel aie ‘00 sha Reading RR ns ty tons ‘so For @ity Trave Rerort ann Manners Evsewnnne page. 1.2 FO. F MANCOCK LODGE, No. ortus MEM. . of aro juested pane| in their tendance this (Thurslay) evening ‘at 756 olock, as business of b if importance wills Rote Upom, PH AKD BRADFORD, NG. Isor SiuvERMAn, Seoretary. 4 © O, F.—THE MEMBERS OF ORIENTAL LODGE, No. C5, are reyuested to be punctus! in their atwedaace at the lodge, this oventng, a3 arrangements are to be made for attondi TheRineral of Brother Dixon H Lewis, nto member of Oriental Lody Li By order oi W. WAKEMAN, N. G. Cras. K, Tavror, Seo'y. 1. 2.0%, 9,8 2EMPLAH LODGE, No, 24 NEW YORK, « Ost-25, Liat —The memberaot thie lodge, and the brotteen of the order at are r spectfolly invited to attend the funeral obsequies of the Hon. Dixon UJ. Lewis, deceased, late of Urieatal Lodge, Washington. oY. Due notice of the arran; for tho fenoral (which. will take piace cn the 27th inst.) will appar ALFRED WALTE,N.G. |. A. Janvis, Secretary. in the public journals RENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—THE GENERAL | aseembly of the members for the election of “the Committoo of Administration,” for the year LS45- will take place on Mon. dav, 80th Oct. at 7 P. M.. precisely, at Messrs. Delmonico’s. By order, eR BOLGIOM ary ANTED—A SITUATION A% WET NURSE. APPLY AT W “si spring street. Best of reference given, i WwW ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLI ‘Young Woman, to do Waiting ins small privace family, ond take care of a baby and sewing. The best of city reference. Apply a: 18 Batavia street. Can be seen fur three days. ws pone TED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT other ng women, situations, one todo general Housework, the hambermaid, or to assist in washing and toning. The of city references can be given, Pleass call wt 205 Canal street, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEC’ woman, as Cook, Washer, and Ironer, Housework, | The best of city refereacos can be ¢: | 1ith street.” Can be seen for two days, TABLE YOUNG or co do general ven. Apply ayi3 W ANIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, todo general Housework, or to take care of chile | dren. Can give good city references, NoJobjecticn to go a short | distance in the country, “Apply at 108 Broome street. | Wanreboa SITUATION, BY A VERY EXPERIENCED girl, to Cook, Wash, and Tron, in a private family, or would do the Housework wherd only one girl is employed.” Has ood the Hook store, YA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WoMAN, A Cham)ormaid, Washer and Inner, or ‘would to do Chamberwork aud Waiting.’ Has good Please aoply at 116 Duane, in the rear. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG as Cook, Washer and Ironer. Has the best of ei 'y reference, ‘be seen for twodays. Please call at 20 Clark street, | opposite Domtnick, Tabs | W ANIED—A SITUATION, BY A VE Girl, with go Waiting, or the Ho avenue, in the bool ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WoMA yf Vasher aud Ironer, or to do general House work. The jorences given, Address to 3) White Hall street, on the first floor, 2 WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A | situation as Cook, assirtin washing and ironing, or to do general housework of a smal private family, Best of city retr ence given, Apply at t, in the rear, up stairs, ‘ED—A SITUATION RESPECTABLE YOUNG in, as first rate Cook, and wou'd willingly assist in if required, Apply at 65 Franklin street, f not engaged, where the bast of city y COMPETENT | ‘od city reference, to do Chamber work ond ise work of a family, Please call at 74 Sixth ANTED—AN HONKSU AND INDUSTRIOUS YOUTH, about fourteen years old, who writes a good hand, and is willing to make himeelf generally useful. A line in the tiand- i t teant, to B.A. at the Hi (d Olive, will - | siderably larger than that pee ng the applicant at the Herald Oilice, will be at ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, to do tho ger deal Hourework of n small private family. City 1eference can be given from her Ist place, call at the corner of Twelfth street aud the First aveu floor. Cun be seon for two days. Please ue, third ANTED —- SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE Girls, one to do the general Housework in 9 small private family —ia a good r and ironer, and a good plain cook ; the other to do chamber work, plain sewing, or take care of children, ed statement exhibits the quantity of Rev of city referonce given. Plea callat No. $ Fifth street, tn ANTED—A SITUATIC ON BY A # ON 4 no objec. | of reference 8 Apply at 1 ) ANTSD—'Y A WOMAN WHO THOROUGHLY UN. 4. stands hor \ +e e, * oergig oy hes atl Seren Cook in wave cotable bording hou: st of city references riven Apres 247 Mulber ¥ streot, woar Spring A cuildren, en would wish an enga ex are of young educate them Englisn lane yumication addressed to 8. B., 3 Charlion a:rest, | » Circus —The largest and most expensive establishinent | lag, comprising among its immense resources, performing e'e planta: camels horses, and the most complete and thoroughly | trained collect! City, Wednesd Saturday, 26th, half price, when will be piecs “A Glance at New York,” and other entertainmen's, as will be seen by referring to the bills of this es tablishmer COMUS, with conclude with NEW YORK IN SLI Tie Saturday afternoon concer | menelueat o'clock ; doors open at 2, Admission 25 cents—c nia'f price, by Siemon ¢ i. To cenelude with the BAST ALY BA © Faulkland. Mr. Tilton: George Wateom, Me Mall Bonniker Bose, Wr. Winans, Fanny Maceland, Doors open to Boxes Mine ina, Mrs Davie; Henrietta, Mise open at 6g; per: Jj RCHANIOS’ HALL, emeon Grand No, 472 Broadway, be commenced. on” Mer abem, Mr. Grace Circle: and i Bote. Doorso; Leto, Mina y ‘arquet, 9) conta: pen as half peat 6— cone! Py sy Bases pas IOAN MUSKUM.—P. T. BARNUM, PRO- ; XK and Broome streets, , Ox tober: tehorel and will continue every nicht until further eetine Presh sveeg Oeapbenes eek oat ieee Meteo tite ey, eo Ss 1 ¥°S | gor, the smallest human being oa exri teat can cither walk oc 1 ) ire harme neg? | stand Last week posit 'vely of the Giant or oth melodies, and originator of the present lar style of Ethiop.an ‘Bab mmths old, weighs oT entertaismenta, whose concerts in this elty, form poriod of tem |W n. The Sale Hrothees a mocrene mouths were revived with uch dtingaisbed favor and pa‘co- rs, Dancers, ke, The Theos nnge, haye the honor of announcing to the ladies and a\ hh Satoten. aver seer Oe and arm A eae Oe will give @ sori their | ¢ Tofant Vestris. Wax ‘Seriptuse certs, lucing their no Toller, “ Chorusses, Characteristic Dancos, ission change of 38 conte, Admleasn ce open at Copcert will commence at 8 o'clock, rmances, Little Pi ho. loncert every Saturday, commencingad 3 o'clock, wara of ae, and old enough to walk the ma Saad Sines an GER sty, | alone, 123 conte. Reserved front sears ane abilitug eugh Seren EW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREET.— | GQ ANDS, LENT, AND CO. s IPPOPER + A AN Sohn Tryon aad Corporal Thomponae Manesene eeeay Cretan, the largest and most expeusiee estahlenens AN evening, Oct.26th.—First appearance of John Gossin. Fitch ap- | kind existing, will open on Mow: der au immense Poarance of Messrs, Welch, Delavan & Nathan's splendid Eqvea. pavilion erected for the perp pable of comfortably ac trian Troupe. Magnificent Cavaleade, entitled the COURTIERS commodating upwards of | on Eighth stroat, ‘wens OF LOUIS XIV, fth appearance of Master Hernandes, the pre- | the Opera House, for a short tim ly Sinoe thiy mammos Inier horseman of the new world, Laughable Sayings and Funny | establishment was last in this city. the proprieu ‘Tricks by Goscin and Rockwell, Mr H. C. Lee in his magnifioent mw novel and most attrastive features Tomple of Magic. Mr. Darius in four characters. The Dancing | promuent amone colebrat Mare Haidee, Mr. Devere in lope Performances, Exhibition | phouts, Romeo nad Jenny Lind, from the theatres Drury lane, Of the world renowned performing ponies, Romeo and Jultet, &e, | London, and National, Paris, which have beea, purchased a Doors open at half past 6—performance to commence at 7. ANDS, LENT & CO.'S HIPPOFEROEAN ARENA AND ion of trick ponies in the world, together with « ‘formers, embracing, in their various departments, most eminent artists liviog. Equestrian Director, Master of the Arena, Capt. J. A, Decamp; Joo rn. ‘This well knowa company willexhibit, after + Newark, Tuesday, October 24: at Jersey , Sth; and at Brooklyn, Thursday, Friday, and th, and 23th inst. Admittance 25 ceats, No corps of man} pert tb GURAND CONCERT AT THE TABERNACLE. TIE GER. mania Musical Society, in compliance with the particular desire of the crowded and fashionable audience whioh attended Inst evening at the Tabernacle, will repeat with great pleasure on ‘Thursday evening the 26th inst. the Grand Symphony D'Dur, by Beethoven; the overture, Midsummer's Night Dream, by Men- delesohn, ‘The overture to William Tell, by Rowini; ‘the di from Jissonda, Spohr; and tho Grand March Pot. Pow Inaddition to’ this programme, Mr. Timm. has kind sorvices to play a gran tion will be made to uett | Every oxer- rve the Kind patronage of the music | imported at an immense expense, and are introduood in th wonderful performances at each exhibit the troupe of ten Egyptian Came’s, introdveod in am oriental pantomime, sad other attractions of a sterling mature, ‘The stud of Performing. Horses and Ponies ix unequalled and unapproachabla, com: dancing horses May FI, Ty powey Cial the twin ponies chting ponies, Deaf Burks and Tom "pe lee of (lie globe, inoindes, in t eminent artist , be a suthetent guaranty of the etry ith great care from every quacter 4, many of the tiomed below will heir vi establisiinent. Mr. Richard Sands and Jesse; Mons ConG, the great French equilibrl Walter Ajmer, the juvandte i Mr. W. Stout, the great poly ®. H. Gardner, the inimitsbls . om the tortionist, Ke. Ke. he. popular clowns, Pentiant tlirop, is not the least attractive feature of the e: Master of the are apt. J. director, Mr, W. Stout; musical digeo Mr. J. W, Fathoy, Admittance 25 cent open at 634; perfordiances commence at 7%. } treasurer, Doors loving citizens of New York. Doors open at half-past 6 o'clook. Concert to commence at half rast ceven precisely. ‘Tickets £0 cents, tobe had at the usual places. ‘This evening the company will give a grand Instrumental Concert, at the Female Academy, | in Brooklyn, Leader of the company—C, Lenschow, Agent {oF | the compans—H. Reich, ABERNACLE.— DESIRE IKELI | rt, on Friday evening, October 27th, and first appearance _ of the distinguished Mile. Valosca Klietz, Cantatrice unaeatce of the Roya) Academy of Berlin, Mr. D. Ikelheimer will be as- sisted by Mlle. Valesca Klietz, Miss Julia Northall, Signor Roesi | Corsi, and Signor Novelli. Leager of the orchestra, Mr. G. Lo- der; Maestro of the piano, Mr, H.C. Timm. Tickets one doll to be had at the music stores, principal hotels, and at the do Doors open at 7 o'clook—concert to commence at ¥ precisely. | No postporement on account of the weather, | NATIONAL THEATRE—MISS MESTAYER'S BENEFIT Will take place at this theatre, on Fri Produced the popuy evening, Oct, 27, oft Jack ‘Sheppard? | eal | URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS ST—MR.LYNNE'S | Bauelit, Friday Bvening, October 27.—For this night only, the whole strength of the company. After which, twoncts of HENRY THE FOURTH —Falstat, a, Lyunc, To LIBRARY ROOM—“THE CAMPBELU'S ARE | —Campbell’s Minstrels respectfully announce one of | jib gid musical entertainments every evening this ‘aturday night, when the performa nded in order to make some slterations in the concert roo: t will be given as ugual, 0 OCILT coming their highly week, except quaze, shail ie punetualiy attended to A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES (10 OBTAIN A SITUATION, ther im ocuntry or town, at Cooking, Washing, ox ironing, or Chambermaid, she cam good city reference. For partl- culars, euyuire ot No. 34 reet, = YOUSG GIRL WANTS A SITUa' CHAMBER. and Sewer. Good city references, Inquire at No. 5%, back row, first floor, e WO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN WANT SITU. stion@—one to do general Housework, is agoeod Waster sud Lrener and the other to dy Caamber Work and waiting, and ean ge! gc04 ivy reference from their last places, App'y at No, | HD Hester street 2 it? , RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA. thom todo work. or »# Chambermaid, in a respectable, iam: gr} omer and | nd can give the hest of tart ~aeres 210 Wat Sixteen Ross = ama ‘West Sixteenth OSIERY.—A YOUNG MAN. ACQUAINTEL g ry busiaess, wants a »' every department of tht ho wh Good references, Address | vea'e or retail store, TUATION WANTED.—AN ENGLISH GIRL 15 Dasa. cu of @ sitaation a Sempétress, or to wait oa an invalid A Souther climate preferred, Address B. 2.,46 Beckman SW ANTED TWO PGATE WORKERS. n can obtain steady employment. Apply, Nov wa FONeRS £77 Spring street, WANTEL Cane, Paces esp 88 prefer all Maxwell baad BE Natean tree ea. WE UNDERSIGNED KETUKNS IS SIN- Assistant Usptain Gantz, of the Tenth Ward d Officer Jeffreys, fur their indefatiga. in recovering a large eum of money, ow Saturdey night last. JOUN DBURN, 62 Alten stree' ISSING-SINCE LAST TAURSDAY, OCT. 19, A YOUNG Cerman, by the name of Julius Stroclin; ago 23 year. #8 fect finches; florid complexton, brow: and hai a, brown striped pantaloons, black cloth and black sitk hat. Any information "ana Jim wut be vuitably rewarded by Frogerick Keonovein, | onth strcet. PPOSED IN THR VICINITY OF EAST BROAD. 4 Market stree!, on Monday rnoon, two Artificial {upon a vilver piste The finder will be suitably reward: cd by leaving them at thisoffice I O8T~A SMALL WHITE SLIT §D09 Was LOST ON 4 Monday, Whoever will rotuen it to 31 Beekman street, \ Hreoeive @ liberal reward. ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1515, A MEMOMAN- ook, comtairing numerous bills for collection, and ons &), drawn to order of J, Tere! Reles, Brotrere pay tent of which finder will b> literally Tewarded by leaving same at jee of the Broadway | Theatre THOS SPRUULL. | TE DRAWING ROOM ALBUM, DEVOTED EX. hut the Modes and Fashions, National Indust DHAND CARD M oh Had on, when last Fe ”, with brown patele IRIS, A 1 ind General Literature—Published in Now York on © lat, 0th and 20th of ench month, in the Baglish and Frenor * umber illustra'ed with wood ‘aamental | d ove onaraving on steel, elegantly colored. Terms of yoo. Bight Dollars a year taken for besa than three on bheral tesa, eof Y bie in advance. No sub- THe Nat GAZETEE OF PUTS 4 ful expow’ of Se , Coadjutor in the | bs inens to pet rid of his young and beautiful Wife, with pr. Letters to Matht on the subject; Dorrible Case of a London al { Semrence of Norshrop for the Murder of Mise Good. | Lend «Account of the Execution of Langfeldt for the adgmacher, un intensely exciting Chapter in Rotmngoo and the love county Bauk Case: f WONAL POLICE eon fur ri The} om | Helen J | Brxe 4 vd d | SORT RD MUNTUNES OWN {upper ed te Varty of Trwe— where Broo wer A Ye w C partcalar frivw fs Hotoken Pleasure | Ws along. Office BO, WALTZ, BY te | 0 taken f ume too tuapy vatway, CURD THis 2TH | the hebwnee ay Of tetober, 1 ’ on tnd 1 at av rphy, sed Kavanne “ » the said partes are mutually en through the Bowery and Third avenue, for the publics 0 atditional ex ineurred in romming ant the sid | r ively a ereby ww ally ° ert, rhe cenaderagion | seer ny distance foreach half paasenger (child! Pry metal that poses RYERSON & LOSE. MURPHY & KAVANAGH BED Brow WIFE BOARD, W aN tED, wor part C ‘8 youn: married Lay, with hs tecatton must be Pentant. wed the tunity ugres. ent, she seaiten tue got venience of a Addvom, © ¥. BS.” eral othe» Rees AP LIGHT. AND DURABLE ROOF. ing | it Cement Sheatwing New roots of re ore Og rate © fat aad warranted, dome over the. «of ohinghes, q conte jot Ofhen, Sieve Place, pear Chew beps pert sca SURTAIN TERE vet / Satin de Latmes and C. 4 meet home tor iD, 3 Also, comstant- OnEY LENT LIBERALLY Af oe Bast ca: : and Dry Goods, Furniture, Cloth Meccal Instruments by JOWN 1 Persons receiv od private: wt. ND FERRY AT STATEN ee Et ye Fa Cases | rece vine @ complete mie Laeines, Plusdea, ceive, Re Por mle ty ¥ S&S A MARTIN: | Importers and Jobbers 112 Willian at. near Juba rf. | oc i streets, Will | rt PE8CH's WALLUALLA, NO. 3 CANAL STREET (LATE Temple of Muses). Open every night for the season. Pare ouet, 25 cents; Orchestra Boxes, 50 conta Intellectual Improve- tent, most talonted Sir gers, Dancers, &.; Female Serenalora, Olympian Harmoniste, Arab Girls aud Chicts, Tableanx Vivanty Pr fe ter’s Grek Gymnnsticn, ke, ANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN 1N MEXICO the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broadway, shows, natural the Marehes, Eneampments, and Battles fought by Gen. It also gives correct views of the country, towns, ition, io, the most beantiful Ugo ever seen. Open every night at quarter before 8 o'clock. Afternoon exhibitions on ‘Wednendsy aod Saturday, commencing at 8 o'clock. Admission, 25 conta, Schools admitted on reasonable torma. No ohargefor descriptive Chil half pris ii leave the city. WW APOLEON CRO horical Picture, Muual acada street, “Open i] , i@ now exhibiting at the N; corner of Broadway and Leona CA My Ut teu, Pee ACOB §, TT, AU! lery, fancy goods, &e, room, 29 Platt stieet, Jacob 20 a French hard goods, Ko; among which,are, by’ ordor of m Shethel| cashs patiorn Patterson's handsaws, and. cask bac out reserve, of German and east steel; also, with which the ea'e will “commence, the balance’ of stock on hand, of 1 c toys, assorted. ot rman goods, load $00 doaoa! Ivory ‘clogne, purses &e, ds, Vir., kno’, chest, cupboard, till mud pad mnmers, race and bits, tools, viees, brass compasses, inkstands, chimes candlesticks, brushes, mathematical h of table ani di forks, oarvers ‘and stag sult tip, whita bone, coco: handle, 3 prong, avd Frenoh, &e, forks. Also, the stock on I ofa Shetheld house, of pocket cutlery, of fine quali assortment of 1, 24,4, and § blades, &tag, buff. 1vo pearl, and other hand'es, with various carded cutles ods, suitable for country, aa well ae city dealers, locks, spoons, hinges, parlloeke, £1 BENJAMIN MOONEY, AUCTION ERR—SALE OF 8PLEN. id pattorn oards of Cutlery.--ED WARD PAYSON will soll on Friday, at 10 o'clock, at tae store, If Platt street, an eatire tot of Middleton, Newton & Middletoa's pattern carda uf cxtlory, stock of Pecket Knives, Razors, ko. Catalogues now ready. | Seve tac taal ener: meno yd JON NOTICE,—EXTRA SAI HIS DAY, AT Wg k, in the old church, corner ra Witla and pAnitors ve sold, without reserve, two splendid Piano Fortes, | of furniture, jewelry, valuable watches, London guns, | 3. BELL, Awctionoer. E AVENUE, &o, PROPERTY, sold, more than sixty valuable lots y Hall. Brooklyn, N.Y. “Phe attention toa sale of lots and houses in the heart joklyn, in Fuiton street, opposite the City Hall in Myrtle | Avenue; in Adams street, near its junction with Fulton strost, nd in ocher atroets in that vieinity, to be made at the Mer. chont’s Exchange, N. ¥., on Tuesdsy, Oct. 31, at 12 o'clock, by James,Cole, Auctioneer.’ At the saine time and place will be soll a valuable corner lot, 452 Greenwich street, in the city of New York, with brick two story house, very ‘near the point where the depot of the great Hudson River Railroad is to be es. ed, The sale will commence with this house and lot, are grow ready, and cae be had at the office of the au 0.43 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and at Cole & Chilton’s, i al! street, N, Y. oy OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND UNEXPIRED Lense of that olde d Porter aud Coffee House, No, 08 ir Wall street. Enquire en the promises. OR SALE.—SLOOP CYGNET, OF OYSTER BaY, 43 tons burthon, well found, will be sold a bargain. Apply to Rd- mund Kirby, foot of Delancy’streot, New York, or to the captain, | on board, VOR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF | ihe State Coffee House ard Hotel, 31d Pearl street, coroet To a person wishing to engage im such a business, the te offered by the location and respectability of patron. sre are seldom offered. For fa ation inquire of the | owner on the premises—M. McCARTY, N, B—To prevent un- necessary trouble, terms will be eash, JOR SALE—A PAIR OF CH are old, warranted » NUE BROWN 1 animals, and perfectly first premium from the New Jervey 11, 1843. They possoas uacommo trers, and well worthy thi mu a superior driving extab! . EDWARD DUGDALE, Burlington, SALE~A FINE SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSE, aiural pa or and very fist. Le is owned by an oiltcer of , who, being or to A post where he cannot use him, es to dispose of him. | For further information, apply to W. HL COBEN. No.1 Wil lam street, Ny WITH EXTENSION TOP, able, Warren street, HORSES HAVE BEEN CURED OF HEAVES, Chronic Cough, and other diveares, within the Tattersall’s Heave Powders. ne dol- t fora cure of Heaves, and a dozen casos of YMICK TO GENTLEMEN.—IT 18 A “WELL KNOWN faet that No. 6 Murray street is tho only pl lepend upon having their Clothing e, at little expense, slings Fanta 3 shillings, superior to any thing yet done, a4 coloring oF stent is ued. Now is the time to lool up youre Wi fer Clowbing before buying new, Call or send tone’ urray st N ed, and ats cleaned for G inte of M4 ORTISSOS. MA2aME TARIN, FROM PARIS, DEGS LEAVE TO IN. he lad York, that she will open, for ine ‘Thereday next, 2h instant, rich and beautiful | Moors French Millinery, consisting of ladies’ hats, dreas cops, a large variety of French | rithons, flower, Ke., well worthy the attention of the public, at S79 Revadway—entrance, White street, | ORSETS DE PATTERNS—LATEST PAS‘ ion, adopted at aris, smongst the most fashionable ladics, moet com orta bi 4 graceful for the form,as weil asfor the in the movements cf the person who makos use ote bad only of Mme. Canal street, O19 N. 8. The Ladies will tnd. nnow style fot nursing, bale, Lewly arrived and @ handsome assortment of from Paris, at a very moderate pres STYLE SHIRTS, OF FINEST WORKMANSHIP, | and We | o'clock, Baths, e will be sus | F | WO EXHIBITIONS —GRAND COMBINATION OF HAN. ington’s Sacred Dioramas fof the Creation of the World, and the Grand Spectacle of the Deluge, Als’, twenty-two magnifoons Soriptural Paintings by Mr. Bakor, of London ; each one oontala- ing ubout 100 square feot of canvaae—the whola compra the most ifuland iuteresting exhibitions evor exhib America. ‘The Creation, Fall of Man, Juigment of the Expuision from Paradise, Death ot Abel luge, The Deluge, God's Covenant with dom and Gomorrah, Daughter of Pharaoh Finding Moos, Tha Boventh Lig sp Destruction of Pharaoh's Host, Moses Bi the Tables, Fall of the Walls of Jericho, Joshua Commanding ths Sun to Stand Still, io. te,—now exhibiting every wight thia wook. and rg afternoons, commencing at threo lendid new Hall, 306 Broadway, rer Scant NGTON'S entitely new Grand Scriptural Dio- Tamas of the most magnifioent Spectacle ever witnhaiad in Naw ‘York—Creation of the World and the Deluge, asulated by powoe. fal instrumental acoompanimenta. Six Days of the Creation. — Boonery and Incidenta—Chaos, the First: Ly The Firmamen, the Second Day. ge and Flowers, Third Day,— Sun, Moon ani ua y. Creation of Fish and Fowt, Fitth Day. Creation of Animals, Sixth Day. Garden of Rdea— Adam and Eve. With the completion of the labors. of the Crua- tion, the first part of the exhibitic ma of tho Deluge, Tickets 25 cents; children halt price. Doors open at 7—curtain risos at 744 o'clock. A1, dHE FEMALE ACADEMY, BROOKLYN.—GRAND Instrumental Coneert by the celebrated Germania Musical Society, on Friday Evening, October 27. Tho a mpany be poopecth n di at the HAN wily to inform the citin lyn, and strangers ge ly, that they will give their last Concert in Brooklyn, om ri 7th instant, being positively their last night, previous to thei rture for fa hy particu'ar desire, ture of Wilhelm Tell, Rossini; = {en the Fagota), Thiede; Finale from Boli: 1 —By particular desire of the music loving poogle ot New York, Wa evening only, rand Sympoony ethoven. Part I[l.—By particular request, the over- ’s Night Dream, Mendeleohn ; Duct from Jer ; Grand March, Pot Pourri, Massack. Admission. ‘ickets to be had at the Music Stores, and at the door ‘ing of the Concert. Doors open at 7, Conoer' 74 o'elo recisely, GLRAND, DIORAMA—BOMBARDMENT OF VERA CRU: H c., 5488 Broadway.—Soanes in the Gulf; Burning the M. Creoles Shipwreck ofthe Somers; Arrival of the Fivet ; 5 ers snd Ships steaining and sailing along; Real Caanon Lo fired by moving figures; Grand Bombardment by day and night: Splendid pyrotechnic cflecta and bursting of Shells. Every Pizure, ship. Bea is moving. An Overture every evening, Tickota Scents. Children half price, Pamily and season tickets on ap- Pication at the Hall. Opsn at 7, commouces at 8 Wednesday, and Saturday afternoon at 3, GiBADD, DioRAMA —BOMBARDMENT OF VERA 593 Broadway, is now complete, and will comm: eFebi ig ME DUCE, Duves open at 7 NION Ove in 5, in lin enters br. m the Course at Lanne "Grand Solo ‘ar, Donizettl, Part will be performed on Tuesd: D'Dur, ture Midsummer’ anda, A ‘W ornte, Spal v RUA, ov this COURSE, 1 —TAOTTING.—MONDAY, 9TH .M. Pare $200 vents, beat é ‘ ter the 9 . EENE FYABEW PARK TROTIING COURSE —PACING PURSE e off This Afternoon, at 2 of Twenty tive Dollars will ex k, Tsaac Woodroft enters r. & f Skerry; J. Nodive enters enters b. g, Harry Boyd, oe and Re PSE NEW MUSIC HALL AND ASSEMBLY ROOMS Excadway, (formorly the residence of J. G. Costar, open on November 25, with the coocert of tho Phi ciety. ‘The Concert, Ball, and Supper Rooms, ¥' through to Mercer street, and also the Ladies’ Dresei ception Reows, will be furnished in the most costly and Luxus yaa style, The Music Hall, built expressly for the full development of eonnd, will seat 1000 persone, ‘The rooms can now be engaged for balls, concez:s lectures 8, Ly applying to GEORGE W. ANDREWS, 5) Leonard ateoot, 'LLE DESJARDINS, OF THE ANCING. of Paris, has the honor to inform t her school are Wednesdays and Saturday dway; Tuesdaysand Fridays, at 4 0’ ;, Mondays and Thursdays, at noon, at For terms and other particulars, apply at her reside: nard street. D** NG AND WALTZING ACADEMY, 21 HOWARD ttreot.—Signora and Signor Ferrero wil! open their solioot on the 21st of October, and the Gentlem Class om tho 23d. ‘They will attend to Private Lessons and Private Clatsss,an | give Private Soirees SCHOOL POR YOUNG LADI£3—THI3 SCHOOL 18 LO- ¥9 “cated in achanaing village not far distant from Now York. Every facility ia here offered for the acquisition of a thorough Knowledge of the Bugtish studies. ‘Tho French langu by a xative French lady, resident in the tamily, piano, singing, drawing, painting. and fancy needlework’ are under the charge of the principal, Parents wishing to place theic daughters at school, with the heavy expenses of a spectfully invited to call at hours of one and tour, P.M., where an interview with one of ths teachers can be had, and every information relative to the sol obtained, QPANISHT LANGUAGE.—SENOR VING!T'S SPANISH SS Clacses not having commenced on the day previously an- nounced, on account of the weather, they have been postponed bill Monday next, | Apply at No. 12 City Hall place, oF i7 Cham bers street, from 1 to 1 o’clocl 535 BROADW Ds: ELLIOTT, OCULIST, AY. Us hours from 10 to 3o'clock, on Monday, Wednesday and Fri day. : Be nian CMR atl 2 EW YORK DENTAL OFFICE, 5074 BROADWAY.— ‘Terms—Teeth extract od, 50 cents; do. tilled with pure gold, $1; best mineral teeth, inserted on fine gold plate, trom one toa full sct, $3, All operations performed with care and kill, and warranted to give entire gati«! c B 1 ‘hey can have them inserted, and warranted for ave youre, ono doflar each, at the office established for the reduction ot prices in 1434. Filling with pure gold 50 to 75 cents. 8° Broadway \IVATE DISEASES—DR, MORRISON, SO WELL KNOWN pe citizens of New York, for his to this deparee toexamine | C early sta tee his London di ONLY !—WHO WOULD GO WITHOU? 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