The New York Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1856, Page 7

*« / ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. BOARDING AND LODGING. nnn -ARROLL PLACE, BLEECKER STREET.—A GEN: 10 Seman Se edhe wife can obtain a very p ane kant ees ve wie sietrsnem, for single. gente: Ain ote sez References exchanged, AMITY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY: <T0 LET, A it furnished bedroo. comme sogeee floor, in a pri- AY here there are no boarders, ‘moderate, URION Pra tg BROADWAY. NDSOMELY furnished f rooms, fe Se rrr ther wives eases Gepilewen, with full or partial board; dinner at ¢ 3, GREENE STREET.—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR e) wives, or single gentlemen, can be accom: handsomely furnished rooms ‘ull or partial board. Bathe, gas, Ac. References exchanged, Dee ie ee eee b33() PER MONTH WILL, SECURE A HANDSOMELY HRs or wwdidagie grationen, tas rivets fal yeenilemen, in a pei ely rai a < Broadway Post oflice. T JONES STREET.—BOARDING.—THE SE- RO fant oor, rahe ‘or unfurnished, &i80 & room on the t Mable fra gentleman and. Wife, Pessongeie terms, with ful oF lost board. Apply ars8 Great street, Lafayette plac 1B, OPPOSITE. THE PARK.—GEN- B, UNION SQUARE, ¢ wives, also single gentiemen can b? poremat with pleasant rooms, with board. References required. LEECKER STREET, EAST OF BROADWAY.— Mee ee for geatlemien and thelr wives or sin- nemen. to let, with or without board, asabove. Gas im the house. Location pleasant. FAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, THIRD DOOR from Fourth avenue.—A fine large room, with convent- closets, containing hot and cold water, suitable for a gentle. and wife. can be had, wich board. The the modern convenien with desiratle rooms. erences exchsnged. EMSEN STREFT, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—FIRST class accommoda'ions for families or single gentlemen, hn be procured at the above delightful residence, within three utes’ walk of the Wai! street ierry; dinner at six, refer- zchanged. \ WEST TWELFTH STREET.—NEWLY FURNISHED # 6 rooms to let to gentiemen and thelr wives. Aisoa few agle gentlemen can be accommodated. FAST SIXTEENTH STREE?.—TO LET, WITH Doard, suite of front, rooms, on second and third floors, afirst class Rouse, with ie motern improvements, cons for single gentiemen. Convenient to cars and stages. nner at {Wo o'elock. 5 Was, FOURTEENTE STREET.—SUITS OF ROOMS, a third floors, for families or single gentie- pen: location aerpeued. er at 6 o'cloc! elerence gre TOLET, W.TH Posen, ek; also, 5 BAST FIP TEI ENTH STREET.—GENTLEMEN AND their wives, or sing'e geutlemen, can be accommodated " ny Pleasant rooms, with board, ret ence required. STREET. SUITES OF ROOMS, 0! 8 to sult gentlemen, in w uy Geatres house extibe Prescott, ant one the § oN 3. Terms mo- 'T.-L.ARGE AND AIRY ROOMS, uitable for gentlemen and their men may be accommodated, by Also. sivgle gent louse contains gas and baths, Noue but plying as above. feat clare 1 asd bo" fnily locat- ged. The Wall street stages pase the JOHN'S PAR! eman and his wi POSITE MERCANTILE LIB- f EIGHTH STREET, OP: ag mens, wih Stes of rooms on second aod third Be Grae, Gas, bath, ie. jet to single gentlemen, or ‘bout board, ma pleasant ju a Sreuch family. . BETWEEN AMITY AND —Handéomely furnished reoms to geutleman and. wife, with or tion, near Washingbion park, STREET, A SHORT cxomely furnished gentlemen and their wives, or single gentlemen. ith modern conveniences, Dinner at six 8T TWENTY. THIRD STREET.—4 NICELY sb tof rooms will be rented, separate or terms, 19 2 party of gentlemen or a yDily; also other rooms, suitanle for gantl — and his wife. Modern unprovements in the house. «i 5) TENTH LOCK FROM Droadway ‘oomns, RAFHINGTO STREET, HC egg ag abd lodging oS at $12 whe per Week. Board and lady. FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AVE- &) nue and the BoWery.—A front room hall bed. B, op serond floor, to let, with board, to a family or single mer, bath and gas in the house, 61 BROOME: TREET, ONE BLOCK WEST OF Broadway. near St Nicholas Hotel. Furnished rooms Jet with or without board Howse first lang wth modern ements. Transient boarders accomm xdated. FLEABAN? SUIT OF ROOMS, ON THE SECOND AL fioor, consisting of a parlor and 'two ly furnished, to let, separately or in suit, to a gentle. ito on jent to © St. Mark’ & ‘and wife, or a party of ¥iuj fe gentemen, in aa Jase the door. Ayply 87 ra nce, Highih atree P yp i SUIT OF THREE ROOMS, IN THE FIRST CLASS bo: ‘Went Thirty-sixth to rent, as inded, for ; desired, at $6. References required. eMALL pRvar FAMILY, HAVING A PLEASANT ly fnrnished house, ‘ésires to let one oor to gen- bedrooms communi. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE ACCOMMO: dated with board in x private family, with & pleasant rot room, ox the second floor; also a child to try. - Apply at 115 White sireet. PARTMENTS—FURNISHED OR for is, single gentlemen, 11 Brooklyo. Terms UNFURNISHED, a private family, ai Reference re- Wibow LADY, RESIDING TN BROOKLYN, Wird a twe minntes? walk of the South id let, to a “th board. ‘Also, the second: oor to} Pesan” 5 2 fe wd (ting rooms and iwo bedrooms. No. «0 ireet. A LADY AND GENTLEMAN OF HIGH ae ICTA: bulty, want a nicely furnished room, and fu and partial boord, at S10 per week. Ieation west of brosdway” Ade ews, for two days, « Teases, Herald office, YOUNG WIDOW LADY 8 DESIROUS OF OBTAIN. iid 8 Zoung Jay bo arder, vermutional panion by ber. mmergerdé, Broadway Post office. LADY AND GENTLEMAN DESIRE, IN A QUIET Create Terauhes rope, in the Brat o° toned A FEW GENTLEMEN ons BE ACCOMMODAT FA. with well furnished rooms and good at 185 Sevent ren ue. an Twenty senond and sams bar at sireets. , in the house. Stages pass every few D.~THRER rd, RE ON BRCOND FLOOR DD ie let, wkh board, at 6 Hammond mrect, between jeeeker and Fourth RD—PLRASANT | FURNISHED R¢ ay, alec, ons large fron Fron Bond rok room, on se B® puree near Broa ROARD.—A LADY, WISHES A PARLOR AND BED. D room, gentoelly furnished, with for herself and with board 8 private fT are but few ga INGLE B° OARD.—A oy or AND WIF! ga ye or partial aoe “at 40 West Washington = TY OF FOUR Deceres rot ema pie acres rena ‘avenue cars, references o-ty | i ates iy at 8 Four Fen Pe ‘oars page the door; fas, bath, mo. 0 - MAN AND OR A BOARD. A GENTLED a vie. and board, im a private where none ol Une moei dentrabie ja tne {3 Wem Twenty sisth street, seeoud door trem Broadway, Breaks piel) NGING.—FURNISHED 7 ° 0, AND 10} Coe the OR UNFUR. Se eaceriea aeaek re OARD FOURTREENTH STREET.—A_ HAND. me aul of Fooms for for agentleman and his wife, or two pings gent Aine cot SEES Een tet East Aisa eee cee tt Ps St Sa” floor; also, B OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A — FRONT PARLOR, acoreee OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A FAMILY OF THREE persons, stage and . would rok tank roca for the winter, tosonor wo Klemen, rect, hrookiyn A'gentieman and wife. Apply at 666 Atlantic PQOARD IN BitjoRLYN-CA NEATLY PURNIS B° TS BINORLYN.—A NEATLY forte 4) Jet, wi Ti fate i Seer IROARD IN BROOKLCN —ONE OR TWO DESIRABLE Sten. for fear ny be obtained in @ frat class house. a Cars pase the nd ri BR OARD ON nt he ll Yi NEW YORK HERALD, BOAMDING AND LODGING. Poany we WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, (WIDOWER,) | f id B siete Geren Path ace at re ne Miers preferred, board pai Potmet which must be moderate, ae anal self, wife and daughter, in a respectable private famit boarding house; location between Fourtoenth aud Thirtio an Fourth and Seventh avenues Board uot to ex Seed $16 Ber eth, payable monthly. “References exchanged, Kdress ®., Herald office, OARD WANTED A WELL FURNISHED ROOM, 3¥ ‘@ gentleman acd lady; board for the } must be reepectable, between Spring and Tt sina ee ‘Would prefer w be with a widow lady, where there ai Other bourdere. “Address A- IN B., Herald Mice. “Heferences exchanged, OARDING.—A SUITE OF HANDSOME ROOMS MAY be obtained at 205 West Fourteenth street; also single Fooms for gentlemen, The house is its: class, combining everything desirable. OARDING IN A FRENC H PROVESTANT ¥AMILY.—A genueman and lady can he accommod sted with a furnished ‘ont room and bedroom, dinner only for the dy. ‘The house emenis. Kefercuces required. Ap- ‘erry sireel, ye WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, FOR HIM. | the modern inp 13 Ashiand place, ROOKLYN —TWO ENTLEMEN CAN BE AC modated with a pi boned, ut pr family, where there are enly a boarding. ss, bath, closet, fireplace, &c. Inquire at 36 Smith strect. Terms moderate NOLLINS HOPRL, FOOT OF CANAL STRERT, NEW ‘York, directly opposite Co lins’ line of steamers, This house Is pleasantly located, snd most central to pusiness, Fine suite of rooms to let cn reasonable terms. to transient or permanent boarders, BLAKE & ROBIN’ flemen, without board. and ve No. 36 Great Jones stre the modern improvements. T 4 beaktby location, wi pri street. m, sy afew with Board fmt Bi URNISHED ROO handsomely furnish convenient to ail th SUBNISHED ROOMS TO £ with or without board, in THAT MH CRC vate family. rma moderate. ROOMS TO LET.—GUNTLEMDN RE ant and rooms, in & oon venient and 1 er@M sccommodation, at moderate 39 Broome sire, near Broadway YSTREET, Mouse has all ing Die} a BY SPP'Y-DE SRENCH BOARD, IN DROOKLYN.—GENTLEMEN F wishing to become acquainted withthe French lang: commodated with handsomely furnished roma, In & iyaie house, by applying wt No. 63 Wulonghby ferences exchange’ 00% ENTLEMEN AND WIVES, OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, who are now desirous of seen) ing large and well fur od rooms, with board, pertinent forshe winter, will fad hich are very pleasant, by app!ying r from fwerty-sixth street. Pine OTEL LODGINGS.--GENTLOMEN CAN OBTAIN god furnished rooms Globe Motel, corner of pkfort and William streets. night. Aiow 4 cents per nig! charges except OBOREN —4 § 3LE ROOM TO LET, WITH BOARD, 3 ete hieN Hndson picee. A PIERRE HOUSE, 679 BROADWAY—OONDUCTED be Kore) eaa plan. iegantly furnished house sta. Buites of room for J. FOREMAN, Agent 9 for the recept tes er single & N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ENGLISH BASE. at (Caen stone) house to let to » private fa- imily, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, below Fourteenth Rent $275 stredt possessing all the per month, ‘Adress 0 arenes To LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE, ‘onkers, within a short walk of the depot. Address B. 8, A as Harald office. jern lwprovements, i URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—WITH_ BOARD. house is connected with the St. Denis Street, near Bry THE Hotel, in Bleventh way. aud suitable for a large family, tran- sient or permanent. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—THE FOUR STORY own stone front, English basement house, 220 West Thirty-second street, Hodrman’y terrace, between Bighih and Ninth avenvies, with the entire furniiure; is in first rate order, Raviog reoenlly ‘been papersd: and’ painted; reat L800; ts 3 respoasibie tenant. Will only be letto a small fauaily,’ Tn: quire ag above, or at 63 Pine street. OTHIC COTTAGE 10 LET—fOR THE WINTE Ieith tho privilege of & year longer, at Now R Bocha near the railroad station; has bath, waterc fur ace, Ac, €¢, togerher with ohne’ garden. for fruit towers wand epelablee, Apply on the premines, o: at 44 Wail street, front oflice, over the tank of North aunerica, OUSE TO LET, IN BROOKLYN—NEAR TAR Heights, within three minutes’ walk of Wall and South ferries. A three sory house, cantaining all the modern im- roremienls, gas, waier, de. apd in a deighifal nelghtor- 000. asi te a good tenant, $450 per annum. Address L. ‘OUSES TO BENT IN FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN, emeenen 08, 8 Fron houses, wi nished 00d 81 jenta, Nos. 2), 1 ard $3 Front street, Brooklyn, situated Within about 500 yards ofthe Fulton ‘and, Main street ferries: These houces have hot and cold water baths, gas, hot_air far vaces by whieh three stories are heated with hot wir. They are supplied with both well and rain water at all seasons of the year inside the house, and it i believed they are not aur pasted in accomundationa, execpt aa to size, by ie dweling Louses elther in the eity of New ¥: Iya, They aro very conveniently suated for persons doing Duxinees ih New York. There are also on the same premises to rent, two good thre siory brick houses apd one frane onge, all \a kond condition, and abundantly supplied with boi well and tain water. which Itie believed is a good rity against cholera or yellow fever, OTEL TO f.87.—A FIRST CLASS MEDIUM HOTES, to let or leaae, and furniture for sale, on fayorable terms. App'y 10 T. B. BLEKKER, 45 William street, New York. IRABLE be let to a good wnant, ibs Mouroe street. ART OF A HOT house, in the ARTLY FURNISHED BOVEE TO LET—WITH ALL the modern improvements, 19 a genteel iamily; 09 small children; part of the rert will be taken out in board fortwo persons, awrere of the hoase; vo other boarders allowed. 1a quire at 247 West Dhirty tirst eurect, bear Ninth avenue. ingle ith fall or part our ean be had at No. 1 Carroll place, #lecc Pere: HOUSE, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS 3 lishment. located ai the commer of Hicks and Mon sirecta, mn the most heautl’ 6 ASS BUSINESS STAND Also, stock ef fancy dry reasonable terms, with or without the goods will be ior going West. Apply Reason tur gelling out. prop a ITF OF OFFICES TO LET—FROM FIRST OF NO- © vember next, suitable for the business of bankers, bro kere, ¢. Tnuire of DENNISTOUN, WOOD & CO, 59 Wail street 292 WEST STREFT, UNDER THE ent location for @ ship chan in the Coiling Hotel. BLAKE & ROBINSON. RIVATE PRENCH BOARD,—GHNTLEME {0 Jenro to speak French practically and the apply a 2 its ng other boarders ix be Address K. 0. B. eraid office. pr ST AND TRANSTF: ntiemen and ladies, at No, 8 Broadway, opposit lex Green, ove ef the moat desirante sud pledsagt lo y. Also, afew rooms for geatlemen, with or 8 TO LET—NICELY required, to all hnprovemer fa street, below i nwo VERY PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, @N ie second foor, “in & private house. ‘To geutiem*a re- yoiring quiet and corsfortadl able apartments, theys are desirable rooms: Jit with gas; bath on sam: Will be let separate (ovdesirablo perecas, Apply st No: T Amy wreoe user roadway. WO GENTLEMEN CAN BE HANDSOMELY ACCOM. modated with , in the house of a small private family, or part of the house would be let, furnished, to a lady and geo- Ueman. The houge ie new, and containg | the modern improve Biotin For particulars inquire at 18 Harrison street, South WO GENTLEMEN, OR A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, can be, pleasantly, accommodated with & well varepiacn a and gas, nod {all or pa Fas ot ea cold and # baths. "Apply at 37 West ‘Wwashingion: place, fourth house from Sixth avenue. ‘© OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE HAND- jed Fooms, with breakfust, by applying at arta rT, FURNISHED ROOMS—FRONTING ON ABING. board, i gant bome need spp! juare with or without partial in a quiet re are no other 1g, where ers. Apply at No. 66 Troy SOUTHERNERS.—A LADY ing alone would Hho to mace wi ‘occupy a their house br wth Board ee Pa those. who AND with a GENTLEMAN LIV? mall 2, for Heferences given an Bip ab 5 Lesingios avenne.two blocks east of Madioon square i oe LET—62_ CLINTON PLAC) single gentleman. coming epring, hind in single reat at Mr. fecund and ey ‘clock, on Monday, LET—A FURNISHED ROOM, TO A SINGLE:GEN tleman; also a large size parlor, with basement and room, pleasantly located, Inquire at 43 “iteooed evens.” yoy BREVOORT House, a handsomely furnished room and bedroom, for Partial board if required. LET—WITHOUT BOARD, FURNISHED PARLORS, with bedrooms attached, also bedrooms, for fami: lies Or single gentlemen. Apply at B65 Broadway, OF at 8) Prince street. 0 LET—-A_PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON THR Sk: cond rh with partial board, toa gentioman, in a pri ie family, With gas and bath, Apply at 65 Amity etreet, getvate of referen- A NEATLY YURNIHED BEDROOM, 1X respectable youug man, ine? ue Preven or Pease address A. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &&. DARK Mat pay bad MARE | Aad SALE. roy stock, raised in Vermon', = 4 high, ‘or dowd! ted sound in ever neste ‘RSE Tod wore, Ssh rn elt Ta Thr Thirty third streets. panna, fa ihe WANTED.—A oan Se family horse ears or double baron. “Anpiy nt py st Wades reet, between Ii A oo ay ot any Tor BUGGY, Ac Ay 2 quer nd si e's tol char a Applying wt 83 Went Twenty: ply wo WM. FSanse and App’ [OR SALE—A GOOD 5 ars ti ae OLD, ‘well broke to saddle gh nas; one Boston almos. new, “oe sale cheap. TY, 62 West Twenty-fourth street. IR SALE—A SHIFTING, OPEN by 44 progr, MADE by wa this season, also $ie0.0 barnes, bat Little ued. TSA AC FO! & SON, 116 Hlizabeth street. SALE CHEAP—A ROAN MARE, ABOUT 15% T 1S) Can trot in abot three malaaten, 5 -| ai 41 Water street, ne a eg naine, TANTED—A BAKEI'S CRACKER WAGON AND . Address. giving age, deseription and price v. M., Herald office. .' re) to i CLOTHING, 4. wart YLOTHING LA AND GENTLEMEN MAVING 0 BX "COMTRN 2 tanren on aureet, near ‘Canale oF 92°Wh Ladies attended by Mra. ‘om pedicles RT OF HOUSE 22 CANAL © cood tenant; will be putin ved throughout. Inquire of J. B. LET—CHHAP, A PINZ LARGE HOUSE, WITIL lots, cn sizong place, near Marrison_strest, Brook MILES & BETTS, 67 Wall street, 0 LET—THE PREMISES." NO. 64 GTHIRD STRERT, The house le pleasantly situated in s desirable neighbor bod: and bas all the modern improvements, per re \O LET—A VERY COMMODIOLS HOUSE, WELL CAL culated for boarders, ia Twentich street, between Broad way und Fourth avenue, four stories, basement and unde cellar, twenty-four rooms, and cemplete with gaa fixtures, &c. nit $1,600, Forsoawion given immediaicly. Apply t0 GASS- NER BROTHERS, 7% Broadway, near Tenth stree! LET—THREE NICE ROOMS, TO GENTLEMEN, unfurnished, to ult. Apply at No. 7 Brevoort place, Tenth si ee | west of Broadway. 10 LET—THE DWELLING PART OF THY LARGE building $60 Grand erect, near Kesex market, just Gnish |, and well caloulated for a boarding hee we JGUN CONGOR, 489 Grand sirect, or DAVID eli, 131 Broome # reet. TS. LAT-THE WN! NEW THREE STORY AND ATTIC house in West Nineteenth street north one door Wet of Ninth avenue; this honse ie replete with every com KI that can be fixtures. do. Ap- py ted. A. CUSHMAN, 15 Liberty Sor Ninth avenue, betwee cen Twenteds and ‘Twenty iret areets. Tou Po LET APARTMENTS FURNISHED; A PARLOR, aad Ritchey, with the use of 00 On floor. Bere as e for comfort. Avpiy at 49 Vanda street. near’ ‘Can be seen from 8 A. M. t94 P.M. 0 LET—THE LOWER HALF OP THE SUBSTANTIAL ib slreet, near Second avex.ue, comprising feken, cellars, Barlors, tearoom nt 3H). Apply to J. SUCH, 50 East Fif- teenth street. LET.—LOW RENTS TO RESPECTABLE FAMILIES. ix rooms for $10 per month, This house will be rented ‘Gone person for a boarding house, for which it was built. It will ied Persons. | Inquire in rovm No, 6, second story, No. avenue, after 6 P. 10 LET—ONE LARGE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR LEC- tures and societies, and two rooms suitable for offices and a workshop. Apply om the premises, 342 roadway. oO LET—A °MALL YORNISHED pore, sua near Twelfth street and Sev \mprovements, and is in eo: be let remit avec an respounibe fy." For farther pastoniare inquire & 22 Seventl enue, 10 LET—THE SECOND STORY OF — 33 TENTH street, consisting of (wo rooms, w' le mantels, two bedrooms and pantries, &c. Rent, Hie per'mouth 10 BE LATOTO A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, A PAR- oom with pant the second floor, with gard ‘forthe lady only, in a ‘teamily, , Where there are no wher boarders, near Bleecker street, “Address Mrs, Rich- moud, Broadway Post offl O LEP AT YONKERS.—THE SUBSCRIBER WILL Tet, till the Lat of neat, the house new ee » = within abou, four minutes’ walk of Gienwoo: len Tia view of river nod. Palisades. Apply to ISA AC HAD. DOCK, 266 Grand street. 10 LET OR LFASE—THE THIRD AND 20 Be Ra pg 12 Loa yy! A boggy and reat Rent low toa good tenant. Apply SKUMGOUD & PROCH, ou tho premion ooirn 1 LET AND FOR 3ALE.—A NEW FOUR STORY brewn stone English basement house, on the south «' le of Vhirty-fourth street, 100 ‘eat of way, very hand- comeiy finished, wi hall the modern improvements, Alsooue of saiae row for sale, 0 LET OR LEASE, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSE=SION —The premisses S3 Spring street, near Fyn YG oui ding im the rear, le for man actors CTCHINGS! SS Jobe eptee! business. pay Pe eg LUT OR LEASETHE EMPIRE HALL $06 BROAD- Cally arranged fer thoaire, concert ball, or Up stairs, on the premises. ASE—HOUSE 17 os 4 Ee half a wireet, best fh the ety house is lish basement, moderate ‘with all the la, aod in good erJer. be rented a email, quiet one, Pith few, if aay ve Surber particulies ing THE STORE NO. 102 VESEY shen SpETNe Washiagton Market. Apply otf whe pra- ai BOOTCH AND 3 Rast ixpta PALE JONSBY & CO.. 107 Water street, are public their lake ale shipments of wndon rablin brown ALE.—PALE INDIA BITTER Y. JANIS browarys 3 Sesh | oe Loreen PORTER, vice AVERT, M now ready to oft: fo th vorter, Seoteh al TOCK Deciveen bronce B. aod COTCH WHISKEY—TWENTY FIVE he ‘ta et nd tom Fiture och, by Cr MELEPTA: 68 New strest t BR. ~~ W ay ctey ac.—THE Wey ovrees OUR, NO. 110 SPRING Ciieent fer tera weet —MRs. way the most cele! die Sor ontatet reads covered Les \t friends made ind no ebarge tinless LAIR VOTAROR Mine A. W. SNOW, T’ "RLEBRAT- pate been erie eas are ee 00) * pf 10 those ‘wish her A 2 examine game personally, of bee te Penoirnta td ive navi a at vat agtobared cee hair, Seen uae and focrseope or letter. nth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. EE Ouse erences, HAYES, 176 be sped S7Ene?, and evening, res- inten Correct, and business exam! day, ae. iorber net re NDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1856. AMUSEMENTS. VOR LIVERPOO|—UNITED STATES MATL, STEAM ship BALTIC. Comsiock, commander, will depart with re ihe United States wa e, positively on Saturday, Epautieter, t. at 12 o’¢lock, M., ih, a at oe Set of Canal Prompter.. street. ' For freight or e having led_ accommo Glen Sie Moennee an ‘comfort, apply to E SWARD K: COL. | Breve Virele aad Orchestra LINS, 6 Wall street Fasmpaere ‘fare requested © be on Boxee... Foard ot 11 cocks a A Ruere must pass through the Private Boxes. “ fort. 7a any others will be returved. The steamship Alteration of time. Doors 0) ‘cominence at 735. | pt. Lowber: will succned te Maitie, and wail || On ese B will be produc the new five act play, founded | , Oct db N'tetho rale of freight from Liverpool | upon Mrs most powerful and thrillig’ work , tows x) , THE DISMAL SWAMP, dramatized by Mr, Brougham, By express parmissloa, of t distinguished authoress, and presented with entirely néw se nery, mechanical ellects, stage saat appropriate fo New York la reduced io four pounda per ton sueaaureaen until f Turther notiee. sapinee . “al HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROVAL MALS pa. steamsbi pacaes. de. ay ss io ne incidental music od wort! Chief cabin vance ciepviirpeeaticcecisvopineo The scenery iby: Mersire i ivan. ‘Meeder, fwder, 4c Second cabin passage, The Mechanism ‘bye Mtr, W. Demit and The costumes ‘The properties. Y ts ‘The cast will combine the entire strength of the double com pany, and, to secure its perfectness, an engagement has been entered into with T. D. RICE, the unrivalled delineator of negro peculiarities. Ail the acknowledged superior resources of the vast esta- biishment will be brought equinition to give etlect to the novel and extraordinary effects required tx the een of this pecullar and exeitin PeeONDA EVENING, § SEPT. 29, the perfortuenees will ecjamtanoe with go ats ation of DRED: Of THE DISMAL a DISTRIBUTION OF CHAKACT Uncle Jack, @ savage slave owner, 7ROu BOSON 20 LivERrooL. Chief cabin passage Second cabin passage. ‘The ships a fron Hosioi call at Halifax. PEI Wii. NAD. AMERICA, capa Wickman. NIAGARA) cy EUROPA, @apt. J. eich @ Kouaeie carry a clear waite lighi at masthead ASIA, Loit, jeave New York, Wednesday, Oct, 1, 1856. CANADA, Lang, Ww ree (CA, Shannon, B. G. Lott, vag Shannen. These va ‘Vessels New York, Weduesday, Oct 20, 1855, Boston,” Wednestay, No New York, Wednesday, Nov.12, 1886. ry Wednesday, Nov.19, 1856. Prvteria,” reugham Od Tit, cook, housekeeper, gardener and maid si al work to the * Pe “Mr. T. D. Rice Harry Gorton, the slave brother. 77"... ar. J: Medonouge Yom Gordon,’ the legitimate son, @ roue and scape. ASIA, Lott, CANADA, Lang, ‘Berths not seccred until paid for. An experienced surgeon on board. ‘The owners of these ships will not be acconntable for gold, er, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stones or metals, un: PACE. 6. pene Mr. A, T. Morton Mee ot alla eee ae ee eee eae ror | Dred;a runaway Outlaw, dwelling in the swamp, therein expressed. ‘Mr. Conrad Clarke For freight or passage apply to Mr. Predevick, Anrumins co old a 3 a le Mr. any UNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. brge Emmons, a routantie a ze OVAL MAIL BTRAMSHIP ASIA.—FOR LIVERPOOL, | .,,0f {he roecitd. James Dunn Fabaan tok er As ater Che arith the rls ad pass award Clayton, a hilapibropist “Mr. Duacan gers, for Burope, on Wednesfay, the Ist of Ociober, at $34 | Tom, Tt & nowy blackbird, ‘wth’ provalig Re enhare ee eee ere see eat ph Oclober. | Old afandred, 4 dignited daikey' soachman. ie W. 1 Bailey CUNARD, No. Bowing Green.” | Father Bounle, a stated preacher, without i OR LIVERPOOL-SATLS OOF. 8, THE CEU EBR ATED Bea Badia, asiave Bandai) Fw Thepacket ship YORKTOWN, for Lon | punches his rival im th pr Fost Bee a either shio—second cabin, $18; | [eacoc ‘ (Mewit 4 tteeroue, $16, and found, "Apply w THOS. C- ROCHE, 8 Pomp ‘The ; hig ed ae Duleimer. Magnolia Grove Baker OR LIVERPOOL.—THE BLACK BALL LINE PACKBT | Grill: ebeasainmiiiia ae ship . Capt utchinson, sails Wednesday, “Dread: Oct Iv For pas age i cabin, recond eabin and weerage, ap fap: | Harry Dreadnought Me sie Holes nly on board, jeekm: eet, Bast river, or to JACOB ‘iieleean Panis WIL: ON, 108 Sout street. Mra, Cripps, ihe dying wite. ‘Miss Kate Reignolds OR LIVERPOOL—THE CITY OF BROOKLYN. PIER Tega, WEB & DSW 900 Miss Fanny Denham No. OE. R., to-day, at noon; the R. ROBINSON. pier , oa o 34 EB. For passage apply on 3a of October. ‘ORTIS, 177 Broad) NOMCESTAPSCOTT'S LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK- AN “ ets.—Packet 30th Keptember.—The fast sailing packet- ship BENJAMIN ADAMS, Captain Chace, will positively sail agabove. For p e in cabin, second cabin and age, abply on board, pier CO., $6 South street. Pest, PACKET, ror LIVERPOOL. —THE MAGNIFT- cent clipper ship CITY OF BROOKLYN will sail to- morrow noon, "For passege in cabin and steerage apply on board, pier No. 9E. R er to SABEL & CORTIS, 177 Broad- “way PROM NEW YORK 70 HAVRE DIRECT.—BRITISH orb Ameriean Royal Mail Steain Packet Company. & PROGRAMME oF THE PRINCIPAL SCENES AND IN- CIDERTs. Act I—Tux Peacervt, Home.—Drawingroom at Cancma— Birthday chorus, “ Pretty Carolina ose, won't you hear? — Family conversation. with vocal interruptions, by the ineor- Migible Tom Tit—Tremendous ire of Unto Jack—Matrimonial ditierences of opinion Entrance of Harry—the slave ma nager—Nina’® repugnance to Dusiness—Large accounts ac- counted for—Curious revelation by the he ne—Engaged— ‘Three deep—" Just for the fun of the thing”—Admonition of Harry—A cloud in the horizon—Letterfrom Tom Gordon—fue intended visit—Apprehensions of | ia promise of free- East river; or w TAVS00" GawA...... Captain Muler. Vaptain Small. | dom—Exultant hopes of the slave bi JURA. ....Captain Wickman. Captain Cook. ‘Act l=Tne Wretcugp Home.—Exterior of Cri cot- CAMBRIA.. ¥ cc Capiain Broadieas. | tage—The dying wife and the faithful old servant init's ‘Passage 1 rf only. \for whom | washing day—Hls reflections and his consolations—The value there fe elena 01 ) $00" inclu rovisions | San iunble but tus ftiend-—a. sou! above price in amt ua h can be and her children ~Ar- ‘ard’s fee, but without wines or quora, wl couth setting—The Pn young mother and dhtained on b The staterooms are unusually large and | rival of Cripps, with amereantile venture in a small way—Old well ventila‘ed. Any one wishing totake passage is invited | siove pipes’ Leghorn bonnets. and odd shoes—Sad forebodings to visit whe ship. ‘The meu made her lagt passage to Havre | of the invalid ‘Ficardenaness of the husband—The invariabl relief, ‘Old Bourbond”’—Distraction of old Titf—Uncle Jack appefirs on the scene— Determined to drive off the trespassers fearful demonstration of temper, and characteristic re- ‘sult—Impressive death of the werld weary: Aer Il he Peacerv. Home Ixvapep.—Apartment at Canema— y and his wife—Happy and thoughtloas—( tented slave life—Female curiosity in eleven days and seventeen hours. Freight tak Sonabie rates. For that or passage apply to E. No. 4 Bowling Green. M BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.— CUNARD, ‘ORK, 3,18 tons, Robert Craig, commands same in every grade— SGOW, 1,962'tons, John Duncan, commander. The Glas: | New song, Lisette, “I happy, so I sing”—Nina in a per- gow snd New York Steamship Company Intend sailing their | plexing position—Simultaneous arrival of the H the three engage. ‘mers from New York tor Glasgow di- | ments—Bold avowal of the heroine, and, mortif he w York, Tuesday, 30th rah 12 ow ‘Satu: ry, 11 1h Sorober att at 12 o'clock. i November, 12 o'clock, noon. rejected swains—The evil hour arrives—Tom Gordon ina’ races his visit—Outrage on the slave brother—The mark of whip—Terror of Nina. = timel, ae, Diace rect, as follows: 9 clock. noon; Gi; 200n, Edinburgh, pr given up to the ‘Barry ee oe First class, $75; Third clam on found ih cooked provisions, | man bunier's orgie— Barry's wife leatlist eal Sleanet-Oee. $80" An experienced surgeon attached to each steamer. For | peration of the freight or pi ai appiy to JOHN Mesv MOS way. Act 1V— A Home 1x Inne WiLpensees —The dismal swamp New York ills or gold only received for = the way to camp meeting—Unele Jack and the ladies on ligrimage Sage remarks of the unconverted, old tyrant— R | SOUTHAMPTON, AED, HAVRE. THE UNITED ‘States mail AGO, Lines, commander, wit] leave for Havre, ‘Socking 7 pe ton to land the mails Kors, on Saturday, ‘Octoner 18, at 12 o'clock, from pler wer kona Korth river, foot of street. Price of p: rome, lo Bint cabin, $130: second cabin, $76. The sbip has ive parture for eam ight compartments, enclosing the engines, so that in the event | ance of Dred—| collision or stranding the water could not reach ane be pumps being free to work, the wre Boy of the vessel and pi hi) i Lift’s family carriage—Bound for de land of Canaan— Serious doubts as to its geographical position—Old Tift's anx- lety to get es gt re somehow—A game of bod tween the chmen—Tif sticks up for the Oia Tundred goes ip strong on ** = By oe ‘errific thund roe the turmollA lightning stroke es ene nothing but the bi ty husted by the Dion tengers would be secured. Baggage not wanted ‘during the are succored by the outlaw—Death of T "gyage should be sent on board the day before sailing, marked | Gordon and escape of the runawn deww. For freight or 2 apply to cr V—A Howe ox tix Kouixc MORTIM ELVINGGTO, “agent, 53 Broadway. | e— Cripps brings home & new wife—Old Pill dis. N. B—The steamer Fulton will succeed the Arago, and Resolves to leave of Baypt with his litle vovember 15. ‘Children of Israel’ —Brief pi ‘made—The swamp =H garful peril of the fugitiven— f excape by the ouawed slave—Arrival of ‘old Titt—The priee of their FOR, BREMEN, Via SOUTHAMPTON—THE UNIT steamship WASHINGTON, E. ee commander, will sal for Bremen, (ouching at Southampton apd the maila and ra for Rngland aud France), om Satur. freedom—felf snarisee and heroism of the rescuer—Death of Dre: wurock of the the Teast Scent —Open $04 rocky shore, , Ot. 4 ar Le M., from pier No.3] North whole extent of ht tage-—Violent stor mod wreck ofthe er. Ick OF FARior 7ROU "EW YORE 70 sovTmaurton OB | Jif best, perilous ious attempt to reach the sinking vessel— mI schooner, = all the fugitives on MEN. Titi and unexpected i lenounement tu fmt sues main saloon Rit ty'Mr. ©. Dodworth, will perform a fat cabit. jower saloon. a jection of + 'GWAND DIVERTISSEMENT. Ane! rienced ‘surgeon is ‘ag to cach steamer. Specie Polka .by the Corps de Ballet. b> ap en i ow pay aN > evens Perea torte) Henrarde. Sad Sae | StS atl noo: pa ty Winn ate The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington, an@ salt November 1. sem character he will recite the doiefai iam an hi Dinah,” and execute two classical '—PRANEO., camp ALAA, 2300 toca COM. URTON'S NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE road. United MON ASA prent sabe entertainment, au by an atch for Aspinwall, on Monday, extensive company of Arst class talent, never embodied M., precisely, from’ pier foot of ip one evening’ be well and Mr. E. DAVENPORT, MR. C. FISHER, Mr. BURTON in two charactors, Mr. T. PLACIDE, Mrs. . HOWARD, DAVENPORT. Min A. PARK! Mrs Tien POLL AvSHALL: Mrs HUGHES, in wo parte Whe DCCY HARRE unl Me SMITH, he great The capital play, in three acts. of TH WITCH WIFE, wha ae cme dresses and dances, in which Mr. ae ‘Mr. Fisher, Mr. Burton and Mra, Swiss SWAINS, “en Mr. 7, Placide, Mrs. 0, Howard and Mrs. Mughee. ing, 1e vory” lmaghadi tare, nightly ily applaud of wi tok KILLED, with Mr. Burton, Minn ly Marshall and Mra, A. Parker, Pi aie w. he ais eet cores cei por cubis foot Ge Tig, cents ht will be received after 12 0° TNITED &T STAT MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE, Havana and New Orlean On aarerey, = ‘erren. LADELPHIA, Capt. tha edorwan, red ai the office of Praaage can be secured HAMBERS STRRET THEATRE. Freight 10 item Orleans, 80 cents per, euble foot. Ame (Late Burton’ vers will be supplied wih laa baile of lading of the form is ‘eis wi saat B Rady your of ‘ing. Fi i a fie ried er " on Pa igo Even Spay " ‘a ‘or fcolght or $ Y om street, corner of Warren." MO. ROLERTS, agent. HE wibow’s vicTiN. Pear, CALIPORETA —HEW soa AND SAN TRAN. hea FP kt Coma Line, via —Shortest eniien. on of p) pled atta p Ragged Pat. Me Chandra Oatewalte Johnston bing Wil sal from pe foot of Beach strect, No Hen Bowling. : : “ for fan Juan do Nicaragua, on Monday, Oct’ 6, a¢3 ck FM. 10 connect, with the sleamer Oriaaba, from San vag io UE AS Ac WHITRET. No 3 Rowling trees 0. 2 Row fe Mio as Ferns will sugceed the Tennessee, oot sa Oct. #4, t© connect with the ‘OOD & MARSH Ww BROA DwAT WaNUar ing. G2 BROADWAY, SMINCt BLES, formed as Madaine Vesiris’ Olympic ttf ith all the masic, aie wae TA ee Theatre, Londo OOP RINT HE. HEART PLdt Aa! FAIR LADY. characters by Master . litle Mary and open at 6), clanmense oi IK GP? OTT Awa Att Brostaey, below Grand ITAINMENT. will give one of her READ- =| seer CTE 10T rues oes wilt be read "Juring we MUSIC BY DODWORTH'S BAND Tickets, 25 cents; can be Bro., and J. M. Haverty, Fulten street, and ho & aren a Y, avesanogy AP AT Avy! MUSEUM, iy ha ey sade as boat and above athe only place where the Mode! Artistes are exhibited. yey SH peace 10. 664 BROADWAY) TO Jet, by the or on a lease Bier he nih week aoa, ‘ of two years. rooms it pamoramaa, lectures, Ac., it having 5x20 foot nad accommodhting from eight hundred vernon. Apply on the premises. mts Tale of Ifeland’ a monde, by Mrs. Asse ot aed OR ‘AVO! eer abe 7 aA A 5 ‘ersigned y for grand concert nad alin, eng, Through tickets from Mensive aad costly farsished in P for ver erected tn this city; ite w Eas siy'ever oftered for pute ue, or Tran F ARLBSTON AX AND FLOR DAL sant TR Ta | aetccunie perm sro ek stcange ho ‘no other fates ler ill ioave pier Noy? q ork Unriver,ou | “il find It necemery to make ppfi nd judge . maaiaes a Abe oad wil i reaped) from 9 A.M. whe RM - ql MLR 3 Proprietor, 4 pe pa 1 pa % Oct, cn “rhe favorite ats area na mai TLLTAMSHURG.—p) aTieylh MUSICAL. MR, tariona landin ohne t thet Sas" dering wi cre trom New York, xad'ieay. | st drawing room gterainmat yy evening next, ie ie i? ns regen aye Through tickets | «the large hall of the 0) BON vusiding. to Sacksonvilie, #81: NORFOLK, AND. PRTERSGURO THE UNITED p morons 7h JULIA We OATRLT ned as ANOKE, Captain Thomas | (ROW wut etee te aire amon drama Sones af | Sane eh puma aay Soe bext * ol: | ents, oF three for line Rees et a 15LO'8 GARDEN. Monpay - nareed SurTemaER 29, 1856. Pirst appearance of FRANCOIS RAVEL #'nce his indispesition Glorious success of thi Pantomime, LA NCHE: co Tae RIVAL FAIRIES, ¥ Tae Ww ‘ONDERFUL RA’ end their SREAT DX UBLE COMPANY, ry, tricks, 1 amsf 8, COBLUMES @D' ee Blanehe. Ty urlmette.. . ihe Pasion Weriuintes Wid dhe 'movel aid entrword sary effect of LEB FEES VOLANTES; OR, THE FLYING FAIRIB3, never before attempted in America, ‘The entertainments will commence with the laughable @Otle Pantomime of THE FOUR LOVERS. Antoine, Jerome and Francois Ravel m the principal ¢hge Fifty outs Ravel pie Won, Wednesd eaday and F rida. German Opera Nights— ursdays and Savurdays, Tuesdays, ATL AoR Ss TeRATEM. nanuemsrS AG NES ROBERTSON DION BOURCICAULT. These celebrated artists will commence an KIGHTEEN s1GHTS + Own Moxpay Next, Serremnee The unprecedented earcer of suoccss ¥ whore performances of * The Fairy the author of Kesurance” for sixty nights at “thie thoatre, dur mer Seasen, induces the management to believe {bein re re appearance will enable this theatre to present an array of ta- lent unparalleled in the history of the New York ‘To inaugurate a of brillant perlornsanae 6 2a next will be performed Bourcicault’s comed: LONDON ASU RANCE. ‘The author will perform the eharacter of | of Deane, being his first appearance in this comed: in New York. ‘Miss Agnes Roberteou will appear as Grace bere OP Mr. blake will appear as. Mr. Walcot... Mr. Lester. Mr. Burnett. Mrs. Peters. Mrs. Hoey (for the first time Miss Mary Gannon... ‘The comedy ‘will be produced unequalled excellence Previous to the comedy THE FAIRY STAR will appear in her beautiful character of as. as. as. as a in the piece of that title. Diccon.. ‘The Student. ‘Doors open at 634; CADEMY OF = teenth street. Positively last two alahie ie Sema, ONDAY. 1886 Last Nour OF re ES BEA’ will be Ss for the fourth time, ete ica: LPTOTLR I DU NORD, NORTH STAB), which will also be given, for the fifth and positively las; thae TOES Be, ESDAY, SEPT. 80, 1 for the benefit of MAX MARETZER. Madame ANNA DE ia GRANG ‘Madame Bi Ma RETZ ERTUCCA. DDENBERG,” commence Moverbeer's grand Signori merqugus, Ee TUESDAY suet, 30, 1856, AX MAREIZE after which the onde &, ratte positively be since Mr. Meretzek (emivery to rumors) has been unable to obtain a further lease of the Academy upon acceptable con- ditions. dh $1 | Seeond tier... Ps ,60 cents | amphitheatre. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MOSEUM— THE GREATEST THE LARGEST SNAKES IN THE WO ‘The Newbury, Mass., Herald, of the 22d Sept.. says: brig Pianet, just arrived from Airtoa, brought to Salem seve- ral monater anakes—anacondas; oné eighteen feet Jong, and another thirty-five feet in length. These snakes, whén at lberty, are ravenous and dangerous, and will seize animale of large size, and, after crushing them #0 as to break all their bones, will swallow them whole. The crew of the Planet re- port a es of these etakes bed age a +e child before it was tak« at they wea = paring to feed it wit ! sized dog. —N. ¥. Commercial at a cum. Nos is ay comparison, in point of museum. No serpe colessal proportions, to ex'raordinary monsters, have ever been imported befor: into this country. All anscondas and boa constr ors heretofore seen in America, huge assome have been, shrink into mere worms im the presence of ‘he le- viatht cok of the new domestic drama, now attracting Seco e audiences, entit aoe eer FAW ANDERER'S RETURY, A piece fal Ll of absorbing interest, lete with thrilling moral every thin —- yan of 'bis collection. rep! will ev (Monday, Bevt. 1 to Baan” det ay and Saturday afternoons, with the fll reat acob Thorne; CW. Olarke: toabua Vere, Mr. Bri Y 3 Hon. Areas Fanshaw, Leviek: yy Miss Mestayer; Polly, re, fH, After which, first time, ene 30 aa. oe of time of a new and er yegeives from wile eon ana lance, dwarf lady, » model iret a casi teres are tees yet, vatextra. Admittance to every thing, 2 cta.; ee ilo’ Garden, B oat SERENAD! f the bartesg ratony reer * duocnss c 0 on the oper ol urlesq ui ae Thich will be repeated every night ETHIOPIAN MI at TH of this week, wih a five pro- clock. Admittance, 25 een's; Tn OLD ORIGINAL CAMPBELL M — iia PIBE HALL, 596 Broadway, (ate Keller’s,) ‘above. NRREANT a tx “y +4 CAMPBELL asta 2 es ES, ne aie ot ban Sryens and aig fare pun, wader atic of Pan exisience. Fourteen unequalled, useable ra give a ‘thetr ini” mitable Gateriaiomsotsstihe above bal, wirodat a variety of choruses, aances, Duriesy wes, comiealt ip sees as ALL COMPETITION. at 8. Admission for the ontaracle 6 oe 4 (itn nena concer ‘ecbooia, families, Ae TBLO'S SALOON N' (GRAND CONCERT.—Tho public 1 respectfully In boar DAME CORA DB WILHORST will give her none AND CONCE! on Tan A TOBEH 2 1086, santsied by other eminent siting Full particulars will speedily be announced. N210's GARDEN—GERMAN OPERA, TUREDAY, Sept. 90 Ent that night Siegicel te, ~kanneto: ¢ Aw ORIGINAL PAKIE OF AVA. wor RUPEE OF ENCHANTMENT. nd give a nerieg of hia MinaccLovs ExTeRtauraents, CHINESE ROO! §O. 699 paoppway, ‘On Tuenda: heey evening Bepe Admission pp ye he ‘ecu, ‘AVE YOU SEEN THE RL ies OF THE WORD, sab area mike FI ANKLIN 'SEUM, 127 Gi thoy ich gan be seen ato odber eeablishusent in New Yorke” JWSANKLIN MUSEUM, 17 GRAND STRERT, ONE neces MUSEUM, w eoape Mode Arana living pictures. aati, Place in HALL, tinue ten nights FLLEVUR A GRA! aa ey aed Bon'fratatake the place. "Up stairas some on the pianoforte fo young learners, se vanced ‘who may to wire of the h nes of pianoforte praying BY, Ose peri sora hy «4 Geren eee D's nadie sey Min Sepa te Sh Lee pice te ws are este Paria A