The New York Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1850, Page 5

een at Hi ead Bad"Thenday, ‘Sept Och 9th and 10th. a Card.—The 5 Subscriber or having returned ‘inform, bie from Eu: Id pile, and the ecendra had at te ee full Ridion onda: Retail Dry 3: fers, a Geut's black Kid Sle os, stitched iker ‘Also, cement 0 iar Walker street, adway aad Bowery. S000 Over Coats, Drab, Black and Brown, 1 ; 000 sloake, SE ve $36» 2000 pairs pease $1 t0 96; pn conne Ge te 010s veats 4) ots, to $5. soraitatere, oon, Messen od Beoksian, end cor. Ovotre and Life Insurance.—The rates rence are now 80 low 102 N to Amy amount. The atook of the o Antidote, so that fice has boon in full ope- uring, 7,000 can never tabe place, N. tion for th Dr. Wh: » Oculist, 28 Barclay wg fone 1 eam ve atvention to Sinnsate of the guard foxy Unemas, a ‘whose hair has assumed & from the use of the imitation dyes can have it oor- Booted by calling » asabove. C the address. Hatr ing—Phalon’s ‘eolor the ace Whiskers the mom iayury to the hair or skin. It ithout Ley and ‘or scld at P Wie ant oones Manuinctaty, way. 1 Wigsi—Citizens and Strangers are tartefte ioert FHaLON'S new style of Wigs and Tou~ Te heeps best ang | in the oity, hia colebra: wa Factory, 197 Broad lag Hale Dye. Fas ivory, way, ‘oraer of Dey street. Another Medal has ‘Wigs ana Lage oro deen ogeried te Batebelor, for the » bere Wigs and Tou- ot his new Ale for ited to ab yore celebrated Faotory, 4 Wall st. largest and beet Sesortment im the city. Oopy Freckles, Tan, Sallo Srnec 4 Qeing Gouraud’s Tislien eradicat, btile ee hair from any onan ane Rouge for pale lipeand sbesks Lily Whiiet or re wr, ‘Calender, South Third sie, Phifeselphie, MONEY MARKET. Bunvar, Sept. 8—6 P. M. In the early part of the week just elored, the steok market had every appearance of steadily settling down to lower than bad been realised for many months, and holders of fancy stoeks were by no means 4m good spirits. On Thursday, advices from the seat Of government reached us by telegraph, announcing ‘the defeat of the Texas Boundary bill, and the proba- Die adjournment of Congress without adjusting any Ofthe difficulties growing out of the important politi- ea) questions at issue. This caused something of a panic in the stock market, and what must appear most extraordinary, depreased prices for nearly every fancy stock in the list, without affecting, in the least, ‘those securities whioh sheuld, in fact, have been first depreciated. The market througheut Friday was re- pidly declining, and the bears, with their usual shrewd- meee, availed themselves of the panic to take in many of their shorts. Fortunately for the bulls, the telegraph on Friday night brought more favor- able accounts from Washington, and it was en- meunced in the Herald, on Saturday morning, that the Texas bill had passed, amd that all the ‘erritorial and other important bills before the lower House of Congress would be finally and satisfac- torily dispvsed of, and that am early adjournment might be expected. This raised the depressed spirits ef holders of stocks generally, and the effect upon the warket can be best understood by comparing prices eurrent yesterday with those of the day previous. Th grasitive state of the stock market is clearly illus trated by these fluctuations in prices; and it is eufl- lent to natisfy any one that the fate of those deeply invelved as holders of fancy stocks henge by @ siagle hair. They know not what morning they may enter ‘Wall street and find themecives ruined. The stock market is ope of those precious things that the most trifing causes may destroy or eshange the Drightert, fairest prospect to one of dismay, disaster ‘end despair. Holders of fancy stooks may be nominally wiom to dey, and hopelessly benkrupt to-morrow, and the excitement attending operations counected with such uncertain securities, is calculated to lead to epeeulations of evens more detrimental character. ‘The rapid end eudden deciine in prices, and the equally wepid rise, are not natural; and it is our impression thet second reaction will be realised, anda steady Gepreciation be the result. ‘The fluctuations in prices fer the principal specula- tive stoeks in this market, during the past week, are exbihited in the annexed table. It will be seen that ‘the closing prices, yesterday, do not vary materially fom those ruling at the close of the week previous: — Qvorarions rom THe Paiwcirat Stocxs = wm Bee Yoru Maxxrr. Re Tie a lag A | It i - Ie ee Ie a mcs ee a Sees Se ing Kaflemd..-- a1 = — 04 BIS ay bi BI jor. gu Woreceter. - oy of oo tis 1 1 TK TK BM we ER ™ a2 @ = ay & mS yi gia N= tay Sis feouns Bends: ~ oN ON wy a Hh} Tt appears by this that. since Saturday week. an has been & decline ia Erie Railroad of \ per eon! Jem, 4; Canton Company, 4; Morris Canal, §; Brie Teeome Bonds, 4; Erie Becond Mortgage Bonds, 2%. Ti we hed taken the lowest price current during the past work. we should have shown a greater depresia- tion than the above. The market sloved yosterda; y steady; but by no means with an upward tendency ia | prices ‘The brokers refuse to buy Havre De Grace Bank motes at any price There are several banks within « limited section. fn Maryland leh are in bad oredit, ead it would be dangerous to keep any of their bills over night The Bank of Salisbary,and thePort Deposit ere of very dowbtful character, The agent of th: of Balisbury in this city iss men of obaractor and sub- mance and his guareaty fry good. #0 far as it goss, OF as long af it exists, bat he is not bound to redeem the bills of the bank any longer than be feels disposed, and he may refuse to do so any #estain bas not within iteclt Me credit. cannot live long on other peoples sues sre daw zerons to touch It fs stated that the ar- west of the eashier of (he Havre De Grace Bank, war at she Instance of & geotieman of Port Deposi Private funds the cashier had ased to @astain the ore. Qh of the bank under the rao which was M, and which compelled the closing of ite doors ‘The importations of foreign drygoots have lately Deen com paratively limited, and the probability is that the bulk las been received for the season It appears Dy the sunexed table that the total valee of foreign Ary goods entered for consumption daring the week bat ightly exeseded one million of dollars :- Mevramerrs in Fonmon pay Goooe Butered WUhdrawn — Ratered er Woot. to ek at ‘ie 7s ‘rane an Batered for coneumption Petal cove into sonra motion $.10am Even at this rate the aggregate for the month wenld Be large, much too large for the season. We hare, Bowever. every reason to believe that for the rest of the fgaason the bulk of the importations will be eamposed ef certain articles to keep good the Reseesary sesort— ment for the trade During the moth of Angust there arrived at the port of Baltimore, from foreign ports, 41 vessels, ris. : ‘30 hipe 7 barks. 20 brige and 4 schooners The cargoes @ thirty three of these vessels were rubjeet to doty, 6 had free cargoes, and 2 were in ballast—30 of the above | vessels were American, 9 Britishend 2 Bremen. The | number of eoastwise arrivals during the month was quite large. During the same period there were clear- | ed out at the Baltimore Custom House,for foreign ports, the following vessels, vis: ships, 10; barks, 9; brigs, 15, and schooners, 8—total 42, Of these vessels 28 wore | American, 8 British, 5 Bremen, 1 Russian, 1 Spanish, | and 1 Norwegian. The total tonnage of these vessels amounted to 12,053 tons, and the number of men em- ployed im their navigation was 470. These clearances were designated for the followiag places, vis.: Liver- pool 1, France 1, Rotterdam 2, Russia 2, Bremen 3, Rio de Janeiro 4, Brasil and « market 4, Gibraltar 1, Call- fornia 2, and for various ports in the West Indies 22. ‘The aggregate value of the foreign exports for the month of August was $681,240 25, of which amount | g00ds to the value of $36,964 27 were destined for Cali- | fornia. The value of the foreign exports during the | week ending on Thursday evenii as $200 948 48, one eargo alone, that of the ship Silas Richards, for San Francisco, being valued at $106,973 48. The principal | article exported during the week was Flour, of which over 10,000 bbls. were shipped to foreign ports. The sales ot printing cloths in Providence, last week, were as follows, vis. :—32,000 pieces 60x68 23 in. extra, 5; 2,000 do. 60x64 28 in. extra 4% ; 7,000 do, 60x64 29 in. good 413. 8,000 do, 60x64 28 in., ord., 4% ; 3,000 do, 52x66 28 in., fair, 43 ; 5,000 do. 62x56 27 in., fair, 43.— Total, 28,000 pieces. These prices indicate no ch: large offers have been made at a fraction below t! above quotations. We have at length something like an accurate state- ment of the amount of damage sustained on the various Mnes of railroads and canals in Pennsylvania, by the storm of Monday last. The aggregate, which will ex- ceed, instead of falling short, of ome million of dollars, may be distributed as follows:—On the main line of the Pennsylvania Canal and the Central Railroad, « fow hours work anda few thousend dollars will repair all the injuries sustained. On the Susquehannah, North and West Branch Canals, by Monday next all the re- pairs will have been made at a trifling outlay. The | !t Tide Water Canal, which is the outlet to the Baltimore | and Philagelphis markets for the Susquehannab region | bas suffered considerably ; but it is believed that | ¢ doate will be passed in all of next week. From the | Lehigh Canal our acoounte are of a contradictory cha- racter, some estimating the damage as high ss $200,000 and of so serious 8 nature as to suspend navigation for the balance of the season; while others place the damage ot half that amount, and are quite at that the canal will bein navigable order early next month. In the Sehuylkill valley, where the storm raged with the greatest fury,and where the waters rose to @ greater height than has been known during the present eentury, the great bulk of the loss has deen sustained, and sustained by the Schay!kill Canal. Dams, bridges and embankments have been carried | away toan extent that seems to us incredible; and, at © rough estimate, we should suppose that $300,000 would not place the canal in as good condition as it was prior to the freshet of last July. To be able to repair damages before next spring is wholly out of the question, for several reasons. The bulk of those repsirs cam only be commenced at s low stage of water; and as our rivers are usually high in the fall of the year, to say nothing of the freshets generally sccompanying the aut equinox, it is not likely that work will be commenced, that may be swept away atany moment, and which under the most favorable circumstances, would require months for completion. Besides, the company, already embarrassed, would find, at present, no ordinary dif- fleulty in raising the necessary means. With their bonds selling at thirty-nine comts on the dollar, they would it impossible to negotiate a loan, except at the most rainous rates. The success of companies, like the success of private individuals, is frequently as much owing to geod luck esto good management. What the discovery of the gold placers of Celifernia, was to Howland & Aspin- ‘wall's steamers, so it is supposed the late freshet will be to the Reading Railroad Oompany. The wreek of the Sebuylkill canal may be the making of the Read- ing Railroad—it may possibly be raised, in time, from “fancy” toe dividend paying stock. It istrue that the operators in Reading stock have asserted, for the last six months, that while the business ef the road has largely increased, the expenditures have decreased ata much greater ratio; and that without such « con” tingency as a freshet, « dividend of from three to five per cent. would be declared in January next. Of course, we have not the means of knowing whether these assertions are or are not correct; buat it must be admitted that the company has, unexpected ly, deem placed in such « position thet, with ordinary good management, and more such luek as it has had thie summer, it may be able, by strict economy, to make the common stock slightly prodactive. It \sthe opinion of many that the railroad mast, ultimately monopolise the whole, or mearly the whole, of the car rying trade of the Schuylkill eeal region, as the eol- liers beve, through that medium alone, direst aad speedy communication, with the Philedelphis market at ell seasons of the year. High waters, whic! destroyed hundreds of thousands of canal property at a few hours warning. have scarcely affected the Read- ing Railroad. In the freshet of July last, not s day was lost by the Reading Railroad; and trom the unprece- dented storm of Monday last, the company anticipate an interruption of only seven days, anda loss of from fifteen to thirty thensand dollars. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. AMBWANDS. ‘eorfag ii Rube Sere iat street. . LEN FROW Braaehvits, Se raae mene or asta ae ™! 102 Messen @ lower rit well haow whee it be hey have loss no mo time ‘ought te » -~ oye COURS! mh ure © bert thr in te, Sat saver ent | fn . arrice 00 ve made 8: the Oouree by wo to mart to mak torn as coon 0a tbe oper are FiceR & MoMANN, Proprietors. NION COURSE. LONG sittauo —raners qT yy Rept 12, 150, os Wheelas enters b. « Perry, Drookiys, at ball pees two the rporve are over. a Me UNex, COURSE, L I—THR FOLLOWIN #25‘ bone bent we at ing stallions — mn, Feptember for ‘eho. Re fered for the race, “Great eport is anticipated. LOAKA—JAMES BECK & Tepered te exhibit whois fall ena siater stat of a man ilies ond cloaks, comprising every novelty that » | pectnd Te ky a The Sieg prosires ele made and im c fered, unae the fall Hy hm wy ro mrest, New TROTTING — MONDAY. GaP. | wants. ] JENNY LIND. WANTED RY. A Ours Lape, 6 eave: ‘TION TO o \ASTUR GARDRN a TERT AE Abpn0g oF a or boa danes' ta tha tentetes sol eel te sreuees san be givens saddreas KJ. Leas thectinst tis pcr paver. Overtare—“Oderen”. WANTED SEVEN LADY S, DRESS CAP MARRS, | (Macmetto ssondo}: iii, geauente, ality and” Taste on Gop earn waste | Boone and pase een dopiy at hire, RICHMON And: years ‘isthe ‘whom tbe refers, at No. 7 Stave street. 4NTED-A GOOD GENWAN GIRL. WHO SPEAKS Fronch, to wait ou a lady. Apply at this office ANTED IMMEDIATELY-AN ACTIVE MAN, aa Pi i oless ie house, None but ALSX. T. STEWART i: Flutos—Messre. visand ied 10. aria Renn: al fectotam,” ( eee 1) . Romini. (known a6 the Sung by Mlle. Jonny Lind Gresting to Aunerion-—Prise Composition, by Bonedict—Cow; rit for Abis occasion. irl, as Nureo z an bap first ral lwaye ® customed to tra wire a No, 78 tceet, 3 doors from the corner east of White stroet. ware ‘D—A PAIR OF HEAVY STONE OHASERS A hers, vith or without bedstones. Apply at 159 ry yantry. 0108 of places will be sold by auc- 10 o’olock, on Monday r Price of Tic! Ch. vy at Castle a 9th Sept. inst. Doors 14, 0’ heed Coneort to commence at 8 o'clock. F &, 12th it 7 a hiehoring’s Grand Planve will be used at the First ‘oncert. Good ply ‘ac 843 Twelfth streat, between’ First pues, third stor; ANTED~A GIKL WHO 18 4 GOOD WASHER AND he m in & respectable fasaily in ENNY LIND’S CONCEAT—SEVERAL CHOICE SEATS for Jenny Lind’s first concert can be had by applying at SW Mllam street, 3d floor, ENNY ber I= Neuien ie WEDNESDAY EVE, mmen: eee re at 106 Amity strect, Natween 10 ANTED—A BITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE having two ‘You womaa, todo chamberwork and waiting, or to do hos te dispose yasbing frou city referoace from They are veo of the sont on im the henge, her Fleas 109 Bowery, im the boot store, 4 iu the para hed bene from the seen for two ace, being directly n Ally ae good ® teat ae th a situation as Nurse, and Rectan: or'| Seuntas? 7? Saad Garis doe 0 as coxa cleared see from ber baer Sd CHARLES E.R. jowery, Ni. No. lid Third dvonue, Can be seen UTHORIZED EDITION OF JENNY LIND'S MUSIC.— The subscribers respectfully ae the errpor | of the ublie tothe subdjoined letters from M. Ber ANTE D-—BY A yeowepe, NT YOUNG MAN, A sitention as or an. Gord city and this offies, for 2 a dation of bale FIRTH, it, POND’ a oot 1 Franklin ‘Square. Lowvos, August 1800, ‘BySeem, 6, B, Toes Bea. ANTED—& MAN ACCUSTOMED TO CABINET work, te make coffins. Apply to Johm Mace, No. 75 Carmine street. ANTED—BY A a j¢ com | our bene 4 be Gaited States. (Signed) The. BENBDICT. GIOVANNI BBLLSTTL New Yonx, Sept. 6, 1600, ECTABLE YOUNG WOWAN, ing and ironing of lest place, ‘sesoei manag | ios tween Sixth norine dive pablia! ly ‘hat’ oeeh ia di i "me be ‘ hast VOLES B BENEDICR. Price a ae Address, fy ark a Boone GIRL, A SITUATION, ™ To mg good eve reference given. 7 jammersley MUSICAL. on Dinas BAND TO THE PUBLIC AND THEI ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation as Norse and Chambermaid, or is willing to sisist in washing ond 1 neral ine small family. Please Tween bpcing aad Broswe suisse, tind suerte tao teae ANTRDA SITUATION, BY 4, FLGST. RATE COOK isa willis kid and Blessing ms of sity references from her will bes teen at No. 17 Reade strect, for hres Taper ittnos om * Waa. SITUATION BY AN EXPERIENCED and well mended young woman, to do coo! ROOgL YN MUSIC STORE—A ty ay tt od OK washing and ironii first rate cook and baker, ieces for the piane- forte, bi | Tad an Sacollont werber and ironer, West sCretereres te ths | Hunton, Romtlon, Geri Gane a, veridgay 4 Voes, Listh, Thal: city can be given as te charecter and eapability. Please eall | Derg Gcetechalk,' ‘and othe ted come were, always ou road way. hand. all ‘aloes, Sehot- Poibes teehe and Meseerenn tees vod ‘rom Paris a6 soon as pub- Benod: ANTED—A SITUATION BY A soe RESP’ lished Jn ee ae oe Picces, and itret's Se- able woman, 66 rate eook, 4 4 9 reference, and whe understands mall varies rleus branches. Has ved with som oy Ey ta EE tg Maldenne rsa (NP yy ‘Strings, by the quantity. teachers tis eity for several my st No. 468 Third avenue, | rail scores, be. Deslers, 4 seminaries decond door, between Twentisth aad Twoniy-Grst scrosta. | supplied wich shest’ mesic, fersiga and domestic, on liberal ANTED_BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN, A SITCATION AS “PAUL K. WEIZEL, 213 Polton et, edjotaing Savings’ Ban k ain vewe be seen for three days, at 755g Canal tt street, ie. Fee Salp—Paice ery muntaqees © Be, Re. ANTED—A SITUATION MBERMAID 08 Peet Pe a Pete wale ie pene rarer Cra feet heh, a beattifel orgument pt ates ora yoman. The best honesty and ea! ‘32 Freakfort has NOR SA1R—AT LESS THAN oN ‘Cost of Importati: Je by eme ry sete eungement. Apply at 190 CL retands ir me s. at neon Place, Sth street. id ¥% RESPECTABLE WOWAN WANST GENTLEWENS’ and con doit perfeetiy. Please call at No. 176 Irth etrees In the Savements A wan = mamane fT. ted ACADEMY, Ne. Lue oo ae sowing.or or the boot ne eral afore 08 be 1S Bleventh street, tod Warns, PROTESTANT yours. wouan To of children. Apply ot 837 Greenwich street ANTED—BY A Bperegra si ROMAN) tion ase situs. it rate Washer Irepers weule a! fond welting' weld ine totravel with a ledy. Best of eity reference call ot 138 Heater street. Cam be sean for two days yay Srregeson, BY A VERY RESPECT: general housework ii all NICS AND ween MEN— cmestend with i diste requested to join the wewhe itted, vi o0 mechani ig emily, Troner. Can or two daye Please a eall at Neo. 17 Doaserels¢ stress, in the first floor. The best of City reference. Nar. fope the Be let ie fal a meetl ill be Baers ere’ Boone of Call, ar iGran eee sop wr wiahi Apply to ef e beat fi an tnsbomph - er. Pignse. rss wend story, front room. a yeore MAN, bs Apply at inetast Ad wit then be sold at 186 Bullivem street. fret door, nearly pew, and will be sold very obeap, 02 sbout to leave the OR BALE 80! (si oGed stock.) ten years hind and qeatle fo ocns bie or ringle harness: fase, aa ay to average ten to twelve miles an gt hs reed, "ree forsher parcicwlars, inquire of fils s apaui, Soo Broadway, (up staure ) Lint ce GENTLEWES, TALS me and devirable rooms, [thoat board, of te got contaial AR OF NO. or PIFTe surest. Apply at 21 Nao oH ED > scene WANTEO IN BROOKLY small kivchea or part , posnes Unquestionadle references will Bealed motes delivered at the be attended ta with striet eomidense, Ne No Irish+ oman neet Dix NOR or sueors. Use gd BY A MAN AND jerence gives. Ad- DUUdALL, Seorscary M4 Coder street, SOnN ®otiEs, Treasurer, 165 Wala UeT EER . 2 South rireet, 79 Bee! to transport. freight conee 4 at be of portable sod deen on Loge th boas wilt eve’ vitth errect, preeive! and wien! Bt SG peas 7: | Eea Cana) strect at hy before’ and them take the sarge at of Cedi Tiek, te, 81 $i, D—TaR® $p7F9e QUARTERLY S84 jon of @ Direavore of the Stare of New York will be held at ‘Tei room No. #6 and 68 Centre frees, on Tuesday evening, the 10th inst., at eight ovelook. Panectoal attendance VON ,Graad Seerstary HR CUTTERS poneveyart, AND rue will meet ‘vay ~ AY rereer at Broa Say and Grand ir x evening “ balf-pact 7 0 » By ricer te, + eaves. bb OLUTION OF OF 0 ARERER WTF twa po Tle ohh heres partnership. Dated New Fork, hee 5 no CRS HIS vpinwe ‘Chane at Wiaioek. eS rasa he gees ho. STS yi % Ee Som pen, ago andy dn : aruar, Mine Open at 8 quarter t07; curtain Fisee tT Bure s THEATRE, CH evening. ceptemte Para Lon Bon Kk Blake: Mark meddle, ; Charles Courtly, Mi astonal THEAT! CHATHAM ores ap event + Sept: pecntartaiamente with the Lap’ Mel: Yr louel Damas, Mr. ge Ww Be Widow Meinor 5 ymour; Mr Mr, Laughlin, Diss © oily, cl i Mise Suaith. In fature, i eore will open at T, and 4bs oe BL Thy o'clock. Y, SEPT. 9TH.—CH Hall, 472 Broad) nd tie pabli rr Saleatonind their popular conoerte ia Monday : ext, a: their long eatablished “Hand rs," which 'y undergone an ontire renove- ring the Hallone of the most lacus of amusement ia the city. joe! fue tevery seen comprising ou eMiciont aud versatil “corps” of taleute experievoed performers, wnder the management of tP Pr. Christy. ABERNACLE- —Mr. DEWPSTER'S SRCONE GI- ad entertainment will be given a0 the Tabernsole casid ned attleee on ond his Cuntat. RANKLIN MUSEU U. 17) UtaTHam 8QUARE.—THIB 0) at is now open for the season. Two commencing ot 3 im = a vening. onter- jm Mlastrols he colebraced sepeetenromens 4 Leweee nope in regard tainments ¢ ver; ie lars, see pita ify each xy! ission—beate in gad Btage seats, 5736 conte; Boxes, 3 coni the reno and tweniy- ght but. thirty ya and baer Tur CELEBRATED PKIMA DONNA Biguora Elisa Valentini—Lady's Si Broadway. Private lessons in Singing An yeqcans, hool, Beawp, plesse, Byerantmanss _ Bing Bish re sere gugeaed ar LYMPIC TUK ATHE.- ber 9, day, Be) sueh constant crowds, aod The Negro turning wh Hoomer Infant, Fairy Queen, f performances at 3, eves ing a Gente: obi}. rew under 0 youre y Ev St, Tai. will be ‘the grand operatic in hve table, f be added Kos Ye Reens the sescon's en: of Chart ruprieter. mber Bateman, wto y oF be. that it will be perform 0001 Why Merchant the Failea Saved” SONDAY EVENING, era Ke Fraowent will commence wi Address by Mins Chapman, After which, MO- Wo RE—aldernse 4 Sawv: ifnoe, Mr_Slosn Mr. trae= |. Mr. Sho: Tebe SITS apell., mre. Con ‘Oren browne: we Ur, Skertesss Yolace had dleen. iy NOT TO BE 'DONB—Mr, * Jouse Downy w hj Mist Biisavet! nee at helf past Mrs, Conover, ant Sesser, Por the whole of (his week, commencing Mon~ 9, Ii. dhe <itecthnary fon Beas i it the Museum with their 4 — ales, nes. metres ty elghy inches in betas bar intr ed * Tom Thum! * ye ert) ty-threeand @ huif pauos ener, ois wa ch smaller thea ‘deerdeaiy They will sive leat foraphort time atthe Miuerva Koows, No, 496 Broadway. Bee daily advertisement. ALLHALLA, 3% CANAL Syare Tickets for’ atrels, ever: afiernoon at 30 from 45 to W cents Comme wo expect to have ry a ‘The Jouny Li lar place of a vely preat Dr. Cell pictares, This troup ed women in the world successful sour throughiut Kuro. e. ‘ORER'S ETHIOPIAN OrEaa COMIQUB- newly established cou of talent, as weil in singing os ite newert and most a; Z rab f AMUSEMENTS IN BROOKLYN, ROOKLYN M MUSEUM—CHANVRAU & BURKE, PRO. ‘The managers respootfully announce to be i st Crasonmens will Tee ONCERT, IN BROOKLYN, BY THE MENDELSSORN iation.—T Concert for the season will fr Goth) treet near weday evoning, September 10, at # ovelock. Miss La jones, prinei Cond The celebrated ode’ hy soprano, George Loder, mde Bvernal,” with full erchestra, an fros peat co will be performed. Family tickete fu lare per annum, payable 4-5-7 annually. Tickets for subscriber, 25 cents each, to be had at the door. : _ BOARDING, &O, Bore. Aggy And A sans grads fom Licteg Aw very ree} wwe ae U5 aa oy as. Autterdnoes on- Office. LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH fromt room, in a private family, and no for gk per week, by addrearing a lhe to X. hing where aa iaterview may be bed. OARD WANTED IM Selene 4 WIDOW pak ine 1 eee Yomtl?, where there are few er no will partially furnish her own room. lara per week. Please ad- Bure —~TO LET, TO A LADY, OR ay ody, wish fall eeees for the lad: 4 bed. reom, toraiah SEVERAL Lange | = —* yy 4 let, furnished, w: No.1? Lepenard street. Apply at No. te eRe SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. a VING MORE ROOMS elthoet tenia se with teak eee (eoara, oe with ‘tre Kine FINE ARTS. BXHIBITION 4 of Stee a omaar of sireat, Wilt open h goan sa on her 3, Oh le fing the great sucred eam ano ‘imams fom ; alee, Tux Barris ov . ‘and’ fall of Bansanun te. ‘mE DI IBLDORF ACADEMY — gpa sere, eure Dighest class The = A of nay TY atthe ‘Divine Be, SEWER! a AND ALL age of Gems perchaced yt jase OPERA Empey mee | Ah ay ot imvolee of thi: sidsor ss of OF Slases. For sale CTO! ae ete — eee jet st this p oan be geen at this = wat nee ey whe Ms the best AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA, ARNUM'S MUSEUM, PHILADELPAIA—P. T. RAR. Leeta nom, Proprietor Sistant Manager. Great dramatic sohi Pisber and the supericr | Ni rhonities. New dramas, farces, Deente; children, Manager. ety oe vin tee seyetee eu- ten years 125 Tents. Monty Sendises, es 7 1LLIAMS (>; wir Hi 4 table Mnens: bole es 10. u ane 2b wed Abraham Brsith, were — bi x A Charlee, ‘tens, Toone cour waee ina, aac LL INST RANGE NaTion 4, Me Lay alvin W. sone a. i tor! BE. T. Drave, eae treet, Yeveria ive Fase $42.0 4 foeeeed ta Never, is the memes of Bon os Bilis, John Wee, oie WAN, President. 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