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attend the fuller*!, from ?he reridenee of her parent*, 167
JbIauuju slreel, ttii- ( ?tun!a*i * ernoou, at two o'clock.
Liith.?On Friday, S pte-uher 30. John Lirr-, bu-baud
of Jaae E. Litis. m;ej 61 vears, 10 mouths and 10 days.
The funeral will take place froui li s late reaid ucc,
000 East Eur.j.11 rat street, on bun Jay afternoon, at one
o'clock.
Kingston papers please copy.
Mara.?On Fndav. September 20. after a lingering 111- |
ess, Trjtros* Eukuxd, sua of Susan 11 and the la'.e
Trevoee Ms. o.
The funeral will take pta-e f-nm the residence or hie
ncie, K. H. Bieasbv, Siaty-etxtU street, near First avenue,
this (Sa'rrdav) afternoon, at one o'clock.
Mcrray.-Oo Ibursd.a?, Septernbor 19, wasbturton
Wierat, at ed 39 years, youugoel eon of the late Colonel
James B. Murray.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral services at the Mercer atreet church,
near Eighth street,this (Saturday) afternoon, at half-past
three o'clock.
Niblo.?On Thursday, September 19, after a short
Illness, Stewart Niblo, in the 40th year of his age.
The relatives and friends are raepsctfully invited to
attend the funeral, from his rosidsnce, 62 First street,
near South Eighth street, Williamsburg, on Sunday
afternoon, at two o'clock.
O'Oown ?On Friday, September 20, Charles Jar is
O'Dowd, aged 17 raonrha.
Funeral ttaa (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock,
from No. 141 Wost E gbleeuth street.
1'ortek?On Wednesday, September IS, suddenly, of
disease of the hear'., J auks C. Porter, In the 46 lb year
wf his ate.
His friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Na '.'10
Wert rmrty-sevenih street, on Sunday afternoon, at one
o'clock.
Pkndkrcast.?On Frtdav, September 20, Jawis. second
on of Lawrence and Bridget Pendergast, aged 3 years
stnd 8 months.
The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at
wo o'clock, froin 111 Healer street, New Tork.
PniLLirs.? In Brooklyn, on Friday, September 20, Miss
Martha Philuts.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, oa Sunday afternoon, at
Balf-past one o'clock, from iho residence of ber brother,
John Phillips, W/cltoff street, seventh house east of
Fifth avenue.
Boston papers please copy.
Prim ?On Wednesday, September 18, Issiwlla v?
wife of John L. Pr:mo, and daughter of Albert and Mary
Bristol, aged 27 years.
The relatives and friends are re?pectfully Invited to
mltend the tuneral, on SuDdav morning, at half-past ten
o'clock, from the Hoddmg Methodist Episcopal church,
Montgomery street, Jersey Ulty, N. J.
Randolph.?On Wednesday, September 18, Fsasklw
7. Randolph In the 421 year of bis age.
The Mends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral,
from his late country residence at Spuyten Duyvil,
this (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Cars leave
Budson River Railroad depot, Thirtieth street, at two
o'clock. Carriages will be in attendance on srrival of
train. Return trams, by Harlem Railroad, from Wood
uwn, m% nve iiinj-iarra.
Richar?-on.?On Friday afternoon, at a quarter paat
va o'clock, Frahoi* Ricuakdson, in the 7&ib year of bia
!( .
Tbe frieodi of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock from bia
late reaidence, 226 Pae flc 8tr?et, Brooklyn.
Smith.?At Bridgewa:er, Muss , on Wednesday, September
18. Carroll muth, late of Brooklyn, In the31at
year or bis age.
Turner.?At New Orleans, La., on" Sonde*, September
6, thrown from bis horee and instantly killed, Williah
Turner, of Company G, Sixth United States cavalry.
Further information may be had by writing to A. H.,
lock box 94 New Orleans (La.) Fust OtBco.
SH IP P1N G NEWS . "
ALMANAC TOB NRW TOIE-TltS OAT.
arnRisna 5 48 i moos rnres eve 11 41
aunsm 6 59 i ma water eve 2 13
~ MBfaHtEW YOBt. SEPTEMBEg 20,1357.
Cleared.
Steamship City of London (Br), Brooks, Liverpool?John
n n.i.
Steamship Caledonia (Br), McDonald, Glasgow?F Maodon
a Id A Co.
Steam-h p Clmbrla (Hara), Trautrnann, Hamburg?Ivunhardt
A Co.
Steamship Europe (Frl. I.emslre. Havre?O Mackenzie.
Steamship Santiago d? Cuba, Smith, Ureytown?North
American Mramibip Co.
Steamship C W Lord, Ward, Savannah?Garrison A Alton.
Ship Progress, Woodward. Mobile.
Bark Catalans, Perkins Ott??Jonathan Thompson.
Bark Bella Palmers (.Bp), Morales, La Palmaa (Canaries?
Ferrer A Medina.
Bark Nevei sink. Qibbonft, rhPndelphla? Brett, Son A Co.
Brig Camilla (It). Slmm. Bordeaux?H A V?t?ble A Son.
' Brig Lniaa tSp), Gaicm, La Palmai (Canaries)?Closer A
Pauli.
Brig Emma Dean (Hoi). Atkinson, Curaeoa?T Foulkea
Brig L W baton (Br), McNellly, Jscuiel?Crandall, Uapbrav
A Co.
Brig Wild Horae (Br), Macomber, St Jago? E Sanchez y
Dolx.
Brig Fannie Gordon (Br), Gordon, Georgeton, FBI?O H
Brewer.
Brig Mary Ellen (Br). Waycett, St George and St Andrews,
KB?Brett, Son A Co.
Brig J Lelghton. Leighton. Jaekaonville? W Ray.
Schr Cotnam (Br), Newcomb, Cornwallis, NB?Crandall,
Crnphray A Co.
Bchr David Fault, Lord, Charleston?Tapper A Beattio.
Schr Frances Sattarly, Tucker, Wilmington, NC?Jonas
Bmtth.
Schr Mary R Banks, Smith, Wlndaor, NC?I B Oager.
Schr M J Chad wick, Chadwlck, Bichmond-H W Loud A
Co.
Schr Fred Smith. Smith. Portland?II W Loud A Co.
8chr Potatsr, Nichols, Providence?U N Strauahau.
Arrived.
Austrian eloop-of.war Empress Elizabeth, ?, Havana,
7 days. Lost three men previous to arrival at Havana; all
wail aiaee.
Steamship North America. Tlramermann, Rio Janeiro
Aug 26, BahteiB'h, Pprnambnoo Slit, Para Sept 6, and St
Thomas 13th, with md*e and paaaeagers, to Garrison A
A'stmrnahlp Arizona, Manrv. Asptnwsll Sept 1J, 8:35 PM,
w.tb mdee. pasaeogers end treasure, to F B Baby. Had 1
death on tbe passage of n lsmmetlon of the stomach; has
I slek ef Intermittent fever and I of typhoid.
Steamship Core'aa (1' . LeMeienrier, Naeeau, NP. Sept
H, with mdseaod psssenprr, te K Cunsrd.
Ship M R Ludwlg, lUrding, L verpool,? days, with
xdee, to J W F.lwell A <'o. I roin the North Channel to the
si rand Banks had moderate breezes from tbe westward;
from thence to this port ilgat winds from northward, eastward
end south, with cmtms at intervals; In 1st 44 03, ion 63
15. passed a small vessel's mast, about 20 feet out of water,
with the rigging attached; t 15, 5 20 PM, In Ion 76 06,
paseedsteamship ?il%nilc. iienre for Bremen.
Bark Prlre ila (of Yarmouth Mai. Deve?n, Fayal. 26 days,
W.th min to order. Had light wind* and calms the entire
passage. She brings tbe cargo of the ship Ceres, con Jemaed
At FayaL
Bark Mav Stetson, Pendleton. Havana. 22 days, with sugar,
to J O'Connor. Two of her crew died in the hospital
at Havana; all well etnce. ...
Schr Caprlla (Br), Taylor. Rockland. NB, with stone, to r
% Neviua A Son.
Schr draprshot, Inga'l*, Grand Menm.
Schr Cicero, Davis, Mallury'a Lauding for Cambridge,
Mais ?
SchrT R nsmmond, Bryant, Fsstport.
Schr Risk, Johnson. Mnchies, 9 day*.
t-ckr Gun Ro- k Boyd, Calais, d days.
Schr Anna Lelsnd. Bennett, Baogor. with timber, to
iSimes, Chare A Talbot.
Caifce* k'nlsKHtn I
BcbrC E Hellier. Mltche'l. Bangor.
KchrCyprna, Al!e?. Cbeirrfleld.
Bchr AdTincr. Lelgbton, Cherryleli.
Scbr Chlara, Eaton, ( berryiield.
Bebr Red indo, Wb item-re, ElUwortk.
(C kr ilaogea. Hlgglna, Franklin.
BehrQen Mead*, Uodfrey, Lobee.
Bchr Jas>e. Fitchett, Mlllbridge, 6 day*.
' m behr Mary Hall, Poland, RocYand.
Fehr a to and* Powers. KoMo?oa, KuoIuaaI.
Bohr Juno, Matcalf, Rockland
Bchr 8 J Ltndaey, Crockett. Rockland.
Bakr John Adnata Hpolfo-d, Rockland.
' Bahr T 8 Ltndaey, Emery, flaco, ft daya.
Bchr Alfred Hall. Blllinge, few Kediord.
Scbr J B Myers, F.lwoof New Bedford.
Bcbr R H P'mi.h. Chaaa. Pawtuckei.
Scbr J Uoodepeed, Dart, PawiueeaL
Bcbr Chief. Smith. Pawtuckei.
Bcbr A Stewart, (Jllbart, Proridenea.
Bchr Lucy Cbnreh, Adama, Proridenea.
Bchr Hodeat Abe. Cordery, Proyidenca.
Bchr Elliabeth B. Hogan. Pro*! lance
BchrT Bodiaa, Banoe. Prortd-nee for RondaaFear
Sarah Jane, Gardiner. Newport.
Bcbrfilenwood, Dickinson II >rton'a Point.
Bcbr Maria Fleming, Miliar, Norwich.
Petar CunatallaUon. Kelsey, New lla-en.
Scbr Rainbow Alexander, New Harea.
Bchr Ooremor, Preethy. Saw Haeeo.
Scbr Bparkliag Baa S.rickland, New Htreo.
Scbr Wm (Jray. Clark Portland, Ct.
Bchr P Cuma, Ryder, Portland. Ot.
Behr H Manton Lewi*. Stamford.
Bcbr Harriet Lewie, Taylor, Rondont for Pro*ldenoa.
Bcbr Ontario, Barber, Kiotou'. for Proridenea
Hailed.
Bteemablp Santiago de Cuba.
FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING intelligence
?BX ANOTHER PAGE.
Btartae nieaelere.
Tea STlAniwir. from LI*erponl for New Orleane. eeen b*
be brig E A Barnard on tba 17th Instant, with main abaft
trokrn and toes of acrew, was probably tba Alhamors,
J?pt Tbomaa, whleh left Lirerpool Angual 17 fur New
Jrfaaax.
Baax Qoaaa or Pnacn (Br). Le Calais. (rem St J ago de
lube for Swanaea, wae wracked on the AUh ult on Fnh Cay
Ihoal near Long Cay. All the m.teriata aad a pornon of
be ea'rgo hare born eared, and II u tarjr probable that tha
eraaioder will alao be eared.
Biaa Lot*. Barber, at Sydner, NSW, Jnlr 3S. fram Naw
Tork, encountered heaey galea on tbal.'uh or April, apllttlDg
Alia and ehilu g cargo.
? BaioCB Am.bn. from Philadelphia for Boeton aahera at
rap* I'oge. ii leaky, aad will bate to rLeeharge part of car
to to gat off.
MlecAllnneowe.
Poreer Oeorga W Wllaon, of tba eiaemahlp North America,
torn Braall, wtU plea** accept our Ibaaka for farora
eealrad.
Wa are again under ob'.lgettona to Purear Mitchell, of Ibo
teamihlp Artaone, for (eeora.
Imr Pann* (of Now York), front Bangkok for Cork, wae
ondamned and told by auction at Bab.a prior to Au*uat 114
or re. l?,OOOgOUO.
Pair Ka*anuria (of Boaton). fallen In with at lea and
owed Into Newport, kl, no the 14 tb inet, by Hrlllah itearuer
looeer, ha* beta libelled ou account of that nesael for
I1J0.0W aalrage.
B*na W< Vm Nam*.at Boaton fr >ai New Orleana. r*.
lorta:?Dad on board JPilt ult, Haary rhoropion, ramin.
i f Now York agod ?u, and an the silth. Theodora Alleo, of
hlladalpbta. aged IB-both of yeilow ferer.
Bene Abdovb*. at Haw Bedford, a ton*, af Kennehunk,
a* been ptir, haeed bp Capt IiUther Chaae. af Naw Badord,
to be employed la lb* trading bualnaaa.
Bma Ja.etrr Trtaa, before reported mining, wae boond
rum Para to New York (not from Paraooa for Oleuoeilar).
Spoor tlaaaicT (of Naw Bedford) has boeo aold to partita
I Cow Bay, LB, oa prtraio tarmafaralga
Parti.
Aarnrwau, Bapt1?A meed, brig Bogota, Lladalap, New
*ark (and am llih to return).
Bcteoa At?b?. Ang I?Sailed. bark White Wing. Boo*,
loatoa; 3d, brig Minnie Abtie, fuller. NYork. ^
In port Aug II, nteamer Zebobla. freeman, from Boaton.
rr JuiyM. ablp Parana, Langaton, from NYork, err ?th;
hrki Morning l.lfhl, Wehere, tor NYork, ftralyo, Jenkins,
'h ad Annie It. Palinor, Kkotfiald, for 4a; Blrhard Irwin,
ftierburna. fir Bo.mn, Jame* K, Brett, Nlckareno. from
ITork, arr July >1 ?' B Hateltlne, Ullkay, from Baltimore,
Mr liait Pi,rami, kl?<-low, from Boaton, arr 16th: La Plata,
<ra?aH. fram H York, arr Ang ; Sarah A Ladma* (Br),
NEV
Perry, from do. arr Rth; brigs M vm Rogers. Jones, from
u", airJuly 27: .V.ry, U'Brie a, train do, . i' J ul/^; U e'
Baton. Ree.l, from d>, arr July SO.
Kam a au^ ;4-lu port, ahip Panama, Soule. from Banskok
for Cork Co idenuioJ ami old ,?ee M: eel); l.arks h'ora.
bruiplou, fi. 01 Hio Janeiro for Baltiniors dlag, *uu will
pro ably be condemned; Ltnai (Urem). I)owen, for Haiti,
ui >re, Idg; eefars Ocema, Vauce, aud Century, Moueynu.ii,
N Vor*. arr Slut.
Coconaua, Hay of Bengal. July 19?In port ahlp Harriot
Erv.ng, Abbott, fir Peu mg, to aell same day
Callao. Au ' Jd?Armed, abip b Curling. Mora*. Cklncbaa
(and sl.l24tb for England).
In port Aug 27, aliipa Bcthiah Thayer. Cartney, from
Chtncua*. arr "Aid. for Rotterdam; Hudson, Poller, from
Acapulco. arr JStb; bark l.inrni fruin Valpara ao, ari 16th.
li iaaaTim. Ja, tug 28?Arrived, brig Nellie Ware, Ware,
Jack ouv.l e; iepi8, b.rk tprlogbok, Alkeuaa, NYork.
Sa led Aug :D, brig Amazon iBr), Branacombu. NYork;
8ept 0. achr i'miee Contort iBr), McDouald, luagua.
In port Sept 7, br.g Mary Ann (Br? Bartaby, irom AapinWilli
arr3u. tor NYork.
LuMua*. CB. aept 8? Bailed, brigs J Blenkborn (Br), New
York: l'Jlh, Jaa Young |BD, WiT?on, do; Cabawba (Br),
Gilchrist, ai.d Alf reita i Br), Rutherford, do.
.Mri.boi kxk. July 19?Arrlred previous, .atiipi Lawrenee
Brown. Pierce, NYork; Jamea Outbrie, Johnson, Hosion;
bark* Surprise, Nlckereoii, do: John Eyaon, San Francisco.
Arrived at do July Id, ahlp Kreu Warren, 11 nine wood, Dir.
eruool.
Mo.vTrrfDBO, Aug 11?Amred, ?blp Atslanta, Etuart,
Curd 117; bng Phli.p Larrabee, Dyer. St Mnrra, Ua
NkwcAaraa. N iVV, June 27?sailed, bark lluinberatone
(Br), Uoburtaon, San EraucUoo; July 22, abip Dublin, May.
bow, do.
Nassau. NP, Aug SI?Arrived, achr Tryphenla, Gardner,
NYork; sept 10, brig Jobu U (Br), Albi.iy, do; lllb, acbr
Shannon isr), Roberta, Wilmington, NO taud aid 14ih lor
luiruur island).
Panama, Sept 12?Arrived, ateAmshlp Montana, Furnawortli,
sau Francisco.
Sailed 4lh aieamsb pa China, Bradbury, San Francisco;
8lb, Saurameuto, Cuvcrly, do; Guatemala, DoW, Central
American ports.
PakNAMat'eo, Aug 19?Arrlred. brig Jaboata (Braz), Cunba,
-NYork.
1'asA. Sept 6?In port brig Sallnaa (Br), Bout, for NYork
next day.
Port au Princ*. Aug 28?Going in, brig Isadora (Br), Lavender,
from Boston.
tjt otNsTowN, Sept 20?Arrlred, steamship Cuba (Br),
Stone, Boston (and proceeded Tor Liverpool).
Vi near, sept 17?Cleared, abip John G Klchardaon, Oliver,
Montevideo.
Bio Janeiro, Aug IS?Arrived, bark Adelaide Norria,
Reed, Boston; lJlh. bark Ague*, Thompson. Baltimore;
lllb, ahlp 1.11a H Thayer, Thompson. Cardiff; briga Carl
Ludwig i Dan), Ballsen, NYork; Gertrude (Br). En?cn, do;
lalb, steamer Palmyra, Savory, Boston via Pernainbuco;
24th. barks Teuiplar, Potter, Philadelphia; Campanero (Br),
Wood, NYork.
sailed Aug 7. (car Bosaieea (or;, Mismpiea. nounuuro,
8th, bark Coris ilrodrr-en (fan), Nielsen, NYork; schr
i ideiia, White, Montevideo; 9th, bark Wsvfarer (Br), Biachford.
NYork; 10ib, brig Lucie (Prus), Jaua.-o, Hampton
Koala; 11th, bark Urafln Knyphausen (Prus). Pabst,
NYork; 14th, ahip Monsoou (Br), Chilton, Nurlelm; barka
Kieunty (Greek), Boaohall, NYork; loth, Madura (Br), freebody,
do; brig Uuoea (Swed), Oatrono, do; aclir A Duo, rim it h,
Montevideo; 19tU, brig Palme (Olden), Balling, and Leonora
(Brua), Frledrich, NYork; Jdth, barka 'therein (Ham),
Weber, California; 21st, Mar yueen, Chapman, Baltimore;
23d, ship Expounder. Irvine, NOrleans; 24th. bark Winifred
(Br), McLeod. Baltimore; brigs Union (Br), Le Brocq,
NYork; Brlucesa (Br), Him. Hampton Boada; 2Mb, ship
Grey Eagle. Cheeaebrough. Baltimore.
Cleared Aug 32, ahip Charlotte W White, Griffln, Callao,
IuportAng 26, big, brigs Nautilus (Lubec), for NYork;
Aquila iBrj, aud Jeauette (Dan), for do; schr Anna Uealue
(Brua), fordo; Ann (Br), for Mobile; Kuth (Br), for Han
Francisco; lcoula (Brua), and Bravo (See), for Hampton
Koads; Superb (Ham), for Delaware Breakwater.
Also in port 2Mb, bark Contest, Kline, from Cadlx, err
l&tb; and the above arrivals.
sydkst, NSW, July 23?Arrived, bark Lota, Barber, New
York.
Hailed June 29, barks Victor, San Francisco; July 14,
Uruguay, Lantrap, do; 26th, ahip Winona, Stanley, Callao.
In port Aug 1, ship Oliver Cutts, W illiams, for San BranCisco
ldg.
Also In port Julv 31. brig Clara D Bobbins, Hlldebrand,
for South Sea islands same day.
St Thomas. Sept 13? In port ships Sarah Newman, Bryant,
from Baltimore arr 9tb, to load cargo of bark Batmos;
Chailea Sprague, Bike. disg;bark Ann Elizabeth, Norgrave.
do: brig Princess Alice (Mr), Price, from Montevideo for
N Y ork, di?g lor repairs,
Saded Sept 7, brig Colorado, McConnetl Bonaire; 10th,
bark Sailor Prince (ltr), McManus, do; 11th, brig Magnet
(Br). Curtis, St Domingo to load for New York; 12th, sclir
Laura, Clare, Kavassa.
St Jons. NB, sept 16?Arrived, ship Mary O'Brien, Veeper,
Thumaston: schr Duke of Newcastle (Br), Biulay, New
[ York.
Valparaiso, Aug 13?Balled, ship Sunbeam, Chadwick,
B stun Via Huasco.
In port Aug 16, ships Dolphin, Douglass, unc; Wm I.lbby,
M not. from Callao foi England, disg to renalr; A M Lawrence.
Taylor, for sale; barks A A Eldridge, sold; Thos
Fletcher, Pendleton.
West Coast or AnttCA?At Cape Town Aug 9, bark Albertlna,
Towne, arr on ihe coast July 27. Bark Manchester.
Tufts, would leave the coast soon for Boston.
At Cormanune AHg A harks May (jiicen. Phlpps. from
Mark* uuc.
At Monrovia Aug 13, ship Qolcouda, Lovett, for Baltimore
Idg; schr T E Goodhue. Waring. dug. Hark Roebuck. Goud
, from Bos'on, arr lUth, landed part of cargo uud proceeded
for leeward.
At Banna Aug 13, brig Example, White, une.
At Sierra Leone Aug 3, brig Ann, S la til, from If York.
American Porta.
BOSTON,'Sept 19?Arrived, steamship Ontario, Hallett,
Liverpool 7 via Oneenstown; barks Sarah B Hale, Hutchinson,
Cardeu is; William Van Name, Creig, New Orleans;
Hchrs Grace Clifton, Otis, Pbtladeluhla; Ophir, Norwood,
Ellzabethpoit; R l?ach, i'lllsborv. New York; Kichinoud,
, New York; Albion, Spear, New York.
Cleared?Bark Dorchester, Reynolds, Lisbon; schrs C P
Sticuney, Matins, Washington, DO; Nelson Harvey, Bearse,
fiaugerties, NY; John Booker, Low, Charleston; Jamestown,
Me<lee, Georgetown, DC; Searsville, Chase, Philadelphia:
o M Petit, Chase, Baltimore.
20th?Arrived, barks Ricilian, Sparrow, Malaga; A C
Small, O'Brien, Cienfuegoa.
BALTIMORE, Sept 19? Arrived, brigs Prtneelon, Wells,
Norfolk, Meteor. Anderson. New Haven; schrs Governor J
Y smith, CroWell, Providence; R P Reynard. Price. Newport.
It I; .inlia Baker, Baker, NYork; Southerner, Darling,
W .ods' Hole.
Cleared?schrs White Foam. Bourne, Providence; Jas B
Cunningham. It oath. Providence, R 1; Palma, Dayton, New
Haven; J A Backel Savbrook.
Railed?bark Ariel (Br), NYork; brig Pinto (Bum), Rotterdam.
2oth?Arrived, achr Willow HaYp, NYork.
< leered?Bark T H Patillo, Moluujsh, Havana; brig Lettle,
Ralph, Jama lea.
BaNUoK, Sept 18? Arrived, bark Marino. Ryder, Boston,
to load for Messina; sehrs Ann Elizabeth. Robert s,
NYork; Franklin. Brown, and Harper, UUIey. do; Creole,
TMeAred'ldth, schr MaryAlloe, Perry. NJnrk- ? ,
B Al'li. bepl Id?Arrived, brig Cuscatelle, Carlisle, NYork
via Bottoa.
CHARLESTON, Sept 17? Arrived, steamship Alabama,
Ltmeburner, NYork; schr C M Newini, Brown. do.
Cleared?Brig 8 E Voorhls, Fulford. Georgefcwn, SC.
DANVKR*. Sent 14? Arrived. echi-s Elizabeth Segur, Amszeen.
Nork; 15th, Eichange. Hutchlns, Ellzabeihport;
17th. C A Stetson, Linnekin, NYork.
DENNIS, Sept 16_S?iled, brig Haze, nail, Baltimore for
Portland. . .....
F.D lARTOWN, Sept 14?Arrived, aehra NaMltlus. Jamaem,
and Trident, Jameson, Philadelphia for Newburvport;
Sarah Morton, New York for Denver*; Isaac C Hertz, Gray,
do for Boston; Mar Day, Adatna, New York for Salem (and
al. sld 16th i.
Pali. KtrFR, Sept IB?Sailed, srhrs C l Yanderroort,
Baker, Philadelphia; Alnomak Shaw. NYork.
OALVESfoN, Sept il-Arrlved, achr Mabel, Cook, New
York.
GEORGETOWN, DC, Sept 19? Arrived. brig James
Crosby. Baldwin, NYork; scars Willis n A Vale, Parker.
New llaven; K H Barnes. Avery. NYork; B 0 Terry,
Weaver, Providence: Ches Woolsey. Parker, Jersey City.
Sailed?Sehrs Garland. I.lbhey, East Cambridge; Vasbti,
Sharp. Hov.on: Mary K Coyne, Pacemirc, D ghton.
GARDINER, sept 12?Arrived, scbra g W Kimball, nail,
NYork: 13th, Sea yueen, Guptill, do; 14th, Only Son, Na on.
do.
Sailed 16ih. ecbra C W Dezter, Maraon, NYork; 17th, brig
Lizzie Merrill, .Sew Orleans.
HOLMES' HOLE, Sept IS, PM?Arrived, echrt Baltimore.
Dlz, Philadelphia for Boston; Klnpling Wave, Gross. New
York for Frankfort; C S Dyer, Dyer. New Bedford for
Franklin: ocean Bird. Kelley. Boston for NYork: Hero,
Kellejr, Salem for do; Elizabeth Davidson. Ktlley, Gloucester
for do, Palladium, Ryder, Plymouth for Jersey City;
Dr Kane. Ryder. Bangor for Fall River.
Sailed?Brig Cambridge; achr Albion.
19th. AM ?Arrived, achr Ocean Tigeon, Johnson, King,
'on, RI. for Calais.
NORFOLK, Sept 19?Arrived, brig Bearer (Br), Crocker.
"new BEDFORD, Sept IB?Sailed, sloop George, Bright man,
NYork.
19th?Arrived, acbre Alfred F Howe, Ellis, Philadelphia;
William Jonn*. Bmery, Newbury. NY.
Balled?schr* J 11 Perry, Kelley, and N L Stevens,
Studies, Philadelphia; Vigilant. Nicker ?on, NYork.
NEWPORT. Sept IS?arrived, mbrs Artist, Forrester.
Somerset for NYork; Favorite, Springer, New Bedford for
do; Mediator, Shea, and Isaac N Seymour, Norton, Fall
River for do.
Balled?Brig Nathaniel Stevens, Saunders, from NYork
for Boston; schrs Alfred F Howe, Ellin, Philadelphia for
New Bedford. Leocadta, Poole, NYork for Salem; William,
Jefferson. Ellzabeihport for Boston: Hears Clay. Lord,
Ellsworth for NYork, James U'Donohue. Gllkev, Bangor
for Philadelphia; Advance. Lelghton, CberrytlelJ for New
York; Jesse. Flckett, Millbridge for do; John Crockford,
Jones, and Sarah Jane, Gardner, for do.
l?th, 8 A M?Arrived, acbre Convoy, French, NYork foe
Boston; Hannah D. Chase, do for Quincy; DC Foster, Price,
Eiiiabethts.rtYor Fall Biver.
MtKWldl. rtepiW?Arrivtd, *chr Reading Railroad No
SO, Philadelphia.
lulled?Sehr Reading Railroad No 48. Philadelphia.
NEW LONDON, Kept 10?Am red, achr R a Daley, Warebam
for N York.
nailed?Schra Darlil Miller, NYork; Uorcmor, do; H W
Benedict. NYork.
SEW HAVEN. Pept 19?Arrlred, achra Judge Ifopktnaon ;
Si rge. Warwick. Cloud, Seaman, and James Uoifuiau. Edwards?
all coal laden.
PHILADELPHIA, Bept 19?Arrlrad. bark Matlmlllan
(Br), Hatfield, London; achra Mara ratten, Cumicinga,
Bangor; M 11 Read. Benaon. New Bedford; J M Vance,
irdge, Boston. E W IV nr. Rlsley, Somerset.
Cleared?Henrs P O Smith. Lake , J L Leach. Endlcott; F
Ed.sards, Boice; Loolaa Frailer, Hteclmnn; T J Hill, Cha?e,
and John MoAdam Wlllard, Boat <n: Lady Ellen, nooy, do;
CK Jack-on. Jeffera, Eaat Cambridge; Annie May, May,
an ' J S Watson, llouck, Roihury; W Dement, Penny, Cambridge.
PORTLAND, Nept 18? Arrlrad, achr Charlea, Delano,
Friendship for NYork.
Nailed- Hark Jatnea F. Ward.
I OKThMot Tll. rapt 17?Aarlred, achra Ann, Mayo, New
York: Norther* Light, Harper, and A Kjeon, Horion, Philadelphia.
Armed la Lower Harbor 17th. brig Rio Grande. Bennett,
Pt.iladelpola f ir Boaton; achr A Ryaraon, lloughton, Fhlladtlphia
far Portsmouth.
1'aWTI OKKT, Kept 19?Sailed, achr James Dtrerty, Carroll,
Fltaahethaort.
PROVIDENCE, ftapt 19?Arrised. aclra Allan Ida, Heart,
Metompkin. Va. K*ergre?n. balloete. Ltirahethport.
Bailed?schra A J Benl.ee, Bunnell, and Charlea E (Rhone,
1 bale jer, Baltimore; Henry Ciother. rotter. Philadelphia;
KJ Mercer, Stetson, do; Mas tie t" mith. Orace, do;
(tetanus, Gandr, do. J II Lorfcsrood, Hharrelt, do; J H
Yonmana, Oil ieralee*#; Delphi. Allen; Daeld f> Floyd,
He.lay; Flight, Crowell, an I Marcena Mouson, Jr. Daytou,
NYork; Charger, Mahan, Klizabethport. Aoe, Hall, do,
KICIIM ON D, Nept IS?Sailed. ?cUr Sarah Puma NYork.
ROCKLAND. Rapt I3-Arnetd, eebrs W ? llalloy, Pres.
aay NYork. 14 h, Massachusetts, Kenoisou, anJ Cornelia
Ileuderaon. do. Kedlngion, Gregory, Bangor for Baltimore.
K Arcnlanus, Gregory, NYork for Camden; ltth, U
VI Kimball. Jr, Hall, and B irolut, Ham, Nl'ork.
Balled 13th. achis I Ilia, Hall; Defiance, Knnwlton; R 3
Lindsay, C ockrtt F Hatch, Gregory; Susan A Marr. Keen ;
Marietta, Hall, John Adatne. dpofor.t, and Juno, Metcalf,
NYork. 15th, Red I ngtoo. Gregory, Baltimore; ltth, L Gup.
till, Spalding, NYork; W'-h, Nad Sumter, Loid; Oregun.
O ?t'. and Hume. Snow, NYork.
SAVANNAH, Sept 17?C.earod, eehr J W Sawyer, Wll.
llama Brunswick.
Sailed?Hc^gBreeso, Lynch, Jneksenrllle.
BtLKM. sejn 17? Arnaed, eehr Maggie Belt, Hall, Baltimore;
Isaac Cohan Hens, Gray, PhiTade pbla; F A Pike,
Mora Hobokoa, R H Coiooa. Roberta, NYork.
IBtb?Arrtsed. brig George Burnhara. MoLeilan, Philadelphia
fw Portland (and aid), eohr Minnie, Bragdon, Hull Iran
"WiLmInOTON. NC, Sept IB?Arrlrad. bark Bnnthern
Bella (Br), Robtason, BYork; achra D G Hulae, HlldroUi,
it York Nenewn. Diooairay, NYork.
CVtmd-Hchr M A NeO^an. Call. NYork.
fOth?Sailed, steamship Falroanks, Hunter, NYork.
WaRHINOToN, DO, Sops 19-Arrlrad, achr Clyaa,
^TrEHAii! topi IB-Arrlrad, achr 0 B Elmer, Baley,
?TM?-Ba"ad?sehie Angler. Botes. Lamartlno. Bntler; B
Daley Han odors sad Mary Johoeom Phlaner, NYork.
witrPORT POINT, last IB-Arrlrod, achr B f Churek,
i Siford, NTarRi
r YORK HERALD, SATUR
ECROPK?1 STEAMSHIPS.
QNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCA.
The Central Transatlantic I'umninr'i mall steamships between
New V irk an I Havre, cal inr at rent.
The splendid new ve?sel< on th ? favorite mnte for the
Continent will tall from pier ho. North river, as f iloec- ]
FURORE. Le marie Saturday Sent. 11 '
NT. 1.A' RENT. Ilocymia ouiurday, Oct. 5
PEREIRB, Duchesne Saturday. Oct. ID
Y1LLE D& PARIS, Suniionl.... Saturday, Nov, I
PRIOR OF PASSAGE
(including wine). parable in go'd or equivalent in currener?
TO 1H?ST OB HAVI.B. !
Firet Cabin $lbU | eeuoud Cabin $85 J
to raaie
(Including railway tiekete. furn'shed on board). I
Firet Cabin $166 | Second Cabin.... $86 I
Baggage checked through to Pariv
Medical attendance free of charge.
These tieamera do not carry steerage passengers.
American traveller! going to or returning from the Contl.
cent of Europe, by taliug the steamers of this line avoid
unnecessary riaka from tranait by English railways an l
crossing the Channel, besides saving much t.me, trouble aud
cxpeuLO. I
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent. 6? Broadway. <
TONDON AND NFW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE? I
J Passage to London or Brest, $110, $76 and $30, currency.
Eiruraiou tickets at reduced rates, av .liable for all months. 1
BhLLONA, Captain I)iton, from New York Sei t. Hi '
OELLA, Captain Uleadell, from New York Oct. 13
WW. FENN, Captain Hillings, from Now York Oct. 26
ATALANTA, Captain Plnknam, from New York Nov. 0
The elegant British Iron steamship UELLONA will leave
pier No. 8 North River for London, calling at Brest, on
Saturday, Sept 28, at 12 M.
Until further notice all lbs steamers of this line will call
at Brest to land passengers. Tickets sold through by rail to
Paris at 26 per cent, less than regular rates.
Freight will he taken and through bills of lading c'ven to
Havre. Antwerp, Rotterdam Amsterdam and Dunkirk.
For passage apply to ROBERT N CLARK, 26 Broadway.
For freight apply at M South street.
HOWLAND A AKI'INWALL, Agents.^
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S
Iron mail steamship
C1MBRIA,
N. Trantmsnn, commander, carrying the United States
mall, will sail on Saturday, September 21, at 12 M., for
Hamburg,
taking passengers for Hamburg, Havre, Southampton and
London.
First cabin. $125; second cabin, $75; steerage, $37 60, payable
in gold or Its equivalent.
The TRUTONIA, liaack, will sail September 28.
KUNHAKDT A CO., C. B RICHARDS A BOAS.
General Agents, Qeneral Passenger Agents,
45 Exchange place, N. Y. No. 6 Barclay street, N. Y.
STEAM BETWEEN ANTWERP AND NEW YORK.
The Liverpool. New York end Philadelphia Steamship
Company (Inman Line) will despatch one of their steamehipa
between New York and Antwerp direct every four
weeks, commencing with
CITY OF CORK 7th September
From New York?
CITY OF CORK October 2
Kateaof pass/get?
From New York. From Antwerp.
First cabin, $100, ( First cabin, $80, I _old
Steerage, *l).\ en"*""*- steerage, 40. I g0"1For
further information applv at the Company's office.
JOHN O. DALE, Agent.
IS Broadway, New York.
STEAM TO OCEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Steerage. $25, currency. Cabin, $11/0, currency.
The splendid steamer HELVEITa tails Saturday,
September 31.
MINNESOTA. Wedneedav, September 25.
Drafts payable In any part of England, Ireland and Seotand
at current ratea or exchange.
Apply at THOMPSON'S paasage office, 73 Broadway, corner
of Rector street.
PASSAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
Liverpool and Queenatown
at reduced ratea.
| Also from Liverpool and London.
by first elasa packet ahlps.
Drafts payable In all parta or Great Britain and Ireland at
lowost rates.
Apply toTAPSCOTT BROS., 88South street, and 23 Broadway,
New York.
NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY?
Cheapest line of first class I'nitcd States mail steamers.
FOBbOCTUAMTON, HAVRE AND BREMEN.
BALTIC, Captain G. W. Rogers,
will leave pier 46 North river, on Saturday. September 28.
Ratea of passage. In gold or Its equivalent in currency:?
First cabin, $110; second. $65 steerage. $35.
Excursion ticket*. $210. $130 and $70.
Forfretght, exprcsaage. bills of exchange />r pa??age apply
to ISAAC TAYLOR, President,
No. 40 Broadwav.
The national line.
Steamers weekly to Liverpool and Queenatown, leaving
pier 47 North river, every Saturday.
HELVETIA, Thompson. Saturday. Sept. 31.
DENMARK, Thomson, Saturday, Oct. S.
ERIN. Hall, Saturday. Oct. 10
' nuin uunom i.
Steerage passage, $25, ctirren.-v.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queen?town, $55, currency.
,
For further particular* apply at the ofllcea of the company,
67 and 27 Broadway or 73 Broadway.
F. W. J. HIRST, Manager.
The north german lloyds
Steamship DEUI9C11LAND, If. Weasela. master, ear.
rying the United state* mail, will sail front the Bremen
pier foot of Third street. Hobnken. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,
roa
BREMEN, YIA SOUTHAMPTON,
talcing passengers to
London, Havre, Southampton and Bremen,
at the following rates, payable In gold or Its equivalent in
currency:?
For the Drat cabin, $125; second cabin $75;
Steerage, $87 5".
To he followed by steamship BREMER, H. A. . Nyna
ber. master, on Thursday. October 3.
For freight or passage apply to
OELRICUS A CO.. ?8 Broad street.
ONI.Y AMERICAN LINK TO KNGLAND AND
FRANCE.
The New York and Havre Steamship Company's Drat class
mall steamships AKAOO and FULTON, to Havre, ealling at
Falmouth, carrying the United States malls, from pier No.
<6 North river, on the following daye at noon:?
ARAGO H.A.Gadsden Saturday, Sep: 28
FULTON O. H. Townsand Satur.lay, OcL 26
ARAOO If. A. Gadsden Saturday, Nov. 23
FULTON O. H. Townsend Saturday. Dec. $1
and every twentv-elght days thereafter.
PRICES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN GOLD.
FIRST CLASS $120
SECOND CLASd 70
Through tickets to London $5 estra.
An eiperteteed surgeon on board.
The company will not be responsible for spede or valuables
unless bills of lading, having the value eiprcssed,
are signed therefor.
For further information apply to
.Kwc-Plt I I'OUCTnitV SMnl
No. 7 B-oa'dway, Vow York.
JAN. A. YOTTOS, Havre. General A cent In Europe.
_LIIKRBE1TE, KANE A CO.. Pen'..
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CAT,LINO AT QUEENSi~
town.?The Inman I.ne, sailing semi-weeklv. carrying
the United States mull*.
CITY OP LONDON ..Sstnrdav, Pept. SI
CITY Or WASHINGTON Wcdnefdsv, Sept 25
CITY or PARIS Saturdav. Sept. ?
ANtWERP Saturday. Oct 5
NEW YORY Wednesday Oct 14
and e?cn succeeding Saturday anil Wednesday, at noou,
from pier 45 North river.
RATES Of PASSAOR
by the mall ateamer sailing evsrv Saturday:?
Payable In Gold. Parable In Currency.
Ptrat Cabin $|f*l steerage $*)
To London 105 To London 35
To Paris 115 ToP.irds 45
Passage by the Wednesday steamers. first rabin, $100;
teerace, 131. Payable In Cnited Stales ettrreney.
Paaaengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen,
Ac., at moderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool or Queenatown, 140 curren
-T Tickets oao bs bought here by persons sending for
their friends.
For further information apply at the company's offices.
JOHN O. bAl.E, Acvnt. 1* Broadway, New York.
Philadelphia office, 411 Cliealnut street.
STEAM TO QUBENRTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Prom New York only $35 steerage.
MINNESOTA Wednesday, Sept. M
CHICAGO Weduesday, Oct. 9
Prom pier H7. East rlvsr.
Cabin passage $40 gold.
Passage from and to New York, Paris, Hamburg. Rotterdam.
Ac. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and tiermany
at lowest rates.
Apply to WILLIAMS A GUI ON, 29 Broadway and M
South street.
STEAM WEEKLY TO AND PROM LIVEP.POOL AND
Queenstown bv Cunard line.
MALTA sails Saturday. September 21.
IIECLA sails Wednesday, September 95.
Cabin passage $*>. gold; steerage $25, currency. Steerage
passage to New York $V>.
Per freight or cabin passage apply at No. 4 Bowling
Green. ,
For steerage passage apply at 89 Broadway. '
r- cr*ART>'
OArETY, SPRED AND COMFORT.
Further Reduction In Passage Rates.
The favorite passenger steamers of the Anrbor Linn
ssll every Saturday, with passengers for Liverpool. Glasgow
and Derry:?
CALEDONIA, Mardonald, sans Saturday, Sept, 21
I"W A. lleddewick, sails Saturday, Sept 2S
BRITANNIA. Laird, sails hsturday, Oct
?From the company's pier. HI North river.
Riles of passage payable In enrrencv.
To Liverpool. Ciaigoi* ai.d Darry?Cabins, $<*>ind$5,
according to location,
Kicurstm tickets, good for twelve months, $l(S0.
lniermedlata. 925; Steers**, 125. 5
Prepaid certificates from these porta. $.15.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Rotterdam,
aI ( .sr.. Ac at verv low rates.
Fur further information apply at the Company'* office*,
No. 6 Bowling Oreeu, New Tor*.
francis macdonald a co., Agent*.
To neold impealtion p???engcr* will pie-ire come illrect to
th? ode**, u thta company dim* not employ runner*.
STRAMKR EI ROPE, FOR BREST AND HAVRE, WILL
le?r* pier No. 60 North rtrer, foot of Morton Mr?et, on
SATURDAY, Sent. II. *t 10 o'clock. Paaeangera are recue*
tad to be on board at 9 o'clock.
UEOROK MACKENrrr, Agent.
COASTWISE ATE t.tlHIIIPS.
P" ACIPIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S ~
THBOUOII lilNB TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CAKRTlNti UNITED STATES MAIL,
via panama railroad. j
Steamer* leae* pier 41 North rlrer, foot of Canal (treeI, at !
11 o'olock, noon, a* follow*
a'ig'iatSi?ARi/iONA, Capuln Maury, eonnaetlng with I
BACRaMKNTO. C*d *ln Caeerly.
Sept ll-iienry CHaUNCET, CapUla Oray, eonnaetlng
With montana, ('arum Sutton.
Bent. II ?R'SINO STAR. Captain Conner, connecting
with OULDRN CITY, Capuln Lap-dgw.
ino pound* bag***" allowed fraa to aaca adult paaaengar.
Medlelne* and altendauo* Ire*.
All departure* touch at Aeapuleo; the** of lit and Hat
eoanlrt at Panama with ateamer* for South Paella port?;
lit and 11th for Central Amancan port*, and thoae of Ui
touch at Manianlllo
Departure of lllh of each month eonneet* with the new
team Una from Panama to Auiiralta and New Zealand.
Steamer of September 11 will connect eloaele with ateamer
China, from Sat Pranetaeo, October 14, for Yokohama and
Hong Kong: ar 1 at Yokohama With ateamer CoaU Rica for
ttSmvlcV&'Z'* further Information apply at
the office on the wharf toui of Canal atrial, North rteer,
aw Terh. E. R. BAST. Agent.
EOR MATANA. VIA NASSAU, N. P.
The Rrttuh and North American Royal Kail Steam
tket Company'! n?w ateamer, CORSICA. CapUIn L.
Mesanrler, will aaU for the a l>or* porta from tka Compaay'a
wharf at Jeraar City at noon oa
Saturday, October 6. Saturday, November 1
Paeeum money ' N aaaeu fjd
"
I y- oew.? a^.
IDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 18
C04S-WISR 8TE&JMIIIPS.
PACIFIC KATL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S THROUaH
United Slates Mail Line to
JAPAN AND CtlfNA, I
VIA PANAMA AND SAN KK ANOISCT
Steamer R'.SIMO 6I'AR wtU leave pier 42. North rlrer.
rno. of Canal street. N?w Vork, at 12 o'clock, n >oii, on S AT- |
l' 110AY, Sept 21. connecting. vU Panama Kallroal. with
iteumer OOLDK V C'l I'Y, for San Frinoiaeo, wlier>> pataeurei-',
matin aU f"?t freight will be transferred to the con. i
janv't steamer (llll.X A, to leave that port October 11 for i
Yokohama. At Yokohama close co'ine.itiou will be main
with ooropaiw's steamer M.W YORK, for ilong tvong. anl
1U0 with coin puna's steamer COSTA RICA, for Shanghae,
naaainc throjgh the Inland Sea of Japan and touchloJ at
Nagasaki.
'through tliketa issued from New York, adding to regular
pike* between New York and San Francisco the following
rates, pajabfc in gold or It a equivalent:?
First Cabin. Second Cabin. Steerage.
Prom San Fn?nclieo to
Yokohama. .. S'JoO $170 *U
From San Fn.ncisco to
Hong Koig, .stung.
hue or Namsgkl 300 300 100
Freight through from New York to either port, per
Iteanter of September 11. $j 18 per cubic foot, or A to 4,'j
cents per poikid, payable in coin.
Passengergwho prefer to lie over In San FranoUco can
proceed by nthr previous departure from New York.
For throiif.f tiekela and all turther Info-roation apnlrnt
the office on tie wharf, pier 43 North river, foot of Cnttl
itreet. to V. R. BAHY, Agent.
For caiiII'ornia, via Panama.
The 1'4'iiic Mail Steamship Company's steamer
KIS1NU ST.aR will aail on SATURDAY, Sept. 21, at 13
o'clock noon.
Freight reeeved from Monday, Ifith, until Friday, II P. M.
For rule* Ar.. Inquire at freight olllce. on company's pier.
No. 42 North river, foot of Canal street.
WELLS), FAttOO A CO.,
Ec(e Freight Agents Paclllo Mall Steamship Co.
FOR ST. THOMAS ANO BRAZIL.?THE ELEGANT
eldewhed steamship GUIDING STAtt, 3.000 tour burden.
Captain teoree B. blocurn, will eall for ltio de Janeiro
sLd tniermedkte torts on Monday, September 33, 1S67. at3
1*. M., from pur 43 North river.
For freight C passage apply to
UARKI.sON A ALLEN, Agents,
No. 6 Bowling Ureeu, New York.
UNITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
ATLANTIC MAIL BTEAMSHU* COMPANY,
sailing regulaiy every Thursday from pier No. 4 North
river at 3 o'clock P. M.
MOUO CAS1LE, Captain Ulchd. Adams, Sept. 34.
COLUMBIA Captain I). B. Barton, Octobers.
For freight or passage ..piily to
GEO. B. HARTHON, President.
No. 9 Bowling tireee.
JtOR GALVISTON, TEXAS.
Texas Line.
The At steamer
Gl'LF CITY
te now receiving freight at pier 20 East riser.
Forfrelghl or passage, having superior accommodations,
apply to C. H. MALLOltY A Co., 133 Maiden lane.
QTAR LINE fOR NEW ORLEANS.-THE NEW YORK
O Mali Steaisshlp Company's fine Ocean Steamer will
leave pier 46 North river al 3 P. M.. ae follows:?
MARIPOSA, on WKUNSDAlr, September 23.1
All bills of lad ng signed at the odlce on the pier.
For freight or passage apply to UEOKGE B. I1ART30N,
President, No. 3Bowling Green.
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.?THE NEW AND
first class steamship GENERAL GRANT, Captain K.
W. Holmes, will leave pier No. 9 North river, on Baturday,
September 31, al 3 o'clock P. M.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed ae-ommodalions,
apply to 11. B. CBOMWKLL A CO.,
Ne. 36 West street.
The GENERAL MEADE wlU follow September 28.
For new Orleans direct.?Atlantic coast
Mail Steam.-hip Comnsnr'n new and lirst clam high
draught sidewher! ?team?hip KALKIOU, Capt. Marahman,
will leave pier No. 16 North river, for ilio above port, on
Saturday. Septembtr 28, at 8 P. M.
For freight or paaage, having unsurpassed accommodations,
apply to
LIVINGSTON, FOX A CO.. 88 Liberty atreet.
NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH.
F.mpirt lino of stdewheel teamen.
SaN SALVADOR Stckeraoii. Saturday, September 31.
SAN JAlllNTO, Atkins. Saturday, seoiember 2S.
From pier 13 North river, punctually at 3 o'clock P. M.
GAltHIvON A ALLEN. No. S Bowling Green.
For savannah, g a.?murray's steamship
line.
Every Tueiday, at 3 p. m? from pier 16 Eaat river, foot of
Wall street.
VIRGO.Bulkley, commander. Tue-dav, Sept. 24.
LEO, It. C. Dearborn, commander, Tuesday, Oct. 1.
MURRAY, PERMS & CO.. 'il aad M Sou'h atreet.
For savannah, oa.,
Every Thursday.
The Atlantic Coa?t Mail Steamship Company's aldewheel
steamships,
OENb KAL BaKNES, Captain Morton, sails Thursday,
8ei<teinber 26.
H. LIVINGSTON, Captain Baker, vails Thursday, October
3.
from pier M North river, at 3 P. M. preriaelv.
(Tiring through j?i?a:ige tickets and bills of lading to ail
polnta in connection with the Central Railroad of Georgia,
and with the Atlantic and Gulf Hatlroad to poiala la
Florida.
for freight or passage apply to
LIVINGSTON, FOX A CO., Agent*.
88 Liberty atreet
For savannah.?freight is now bring rercivrd
for the ateemshlp U. W. LIVINGSTON on covered
pier 36 North rirrr.
LIVINGSTON, FOX A CO..
88 Liberty atreet.
Ijlor savannah. oa.,
1 EVERY THURSDAY.
BLA' K STAR INDEPENDENT I.ISE.
Steamship HUNTSVIELR, Capt. Iaaao Crowell, leave*
THURSDAY, Sept. 28. 1867.
Sieamthip MONTGOMERY, Capt Thoa. Lyon, leaves
THURSDAY, Oct 3. 1867.
At 3 P. SI. from pier IS North river.
R. LOWDEN. Agent, 93 West atreet.
| OCTAYIUH COHEN A CO., Agents, Savannah.
I VTflTirR
i> ""TO SHIPPERS VIA SAVANNAH. OA.
Good* destined for the Interior shipped by tbe Black Star
Independent Line consigned 10 OcUrua Cohen A Co.. agent*
In Savannah, will be forwarded to place ol destination at a
total coat out to eicced that now c hi reed by the combination
hue*. R LOWDEN, Agent.
Regular lire for Charleston, s. c., the
Florida Poru, and the South and South weal.
Freights lower than by any other line.
Klrat cabin pannage $IV
The fanl and poptlar aidewhrrl steamship ALABAMA.
Captain Linehurner. will be despatched on Saturday, Mh
mat., at 3 P. M., from pier 14 b.n?t river, foot or Wall alreet.
ARTHUR LK VItV. 73 William streat.
Fior ouunrai imr baturd at-feeioht
lilcenuper foot.?New York and Charleston Steamship
Company's <irat claaa ildewhrel aieainships?
CHAMPION. Captain Loclcwood, Saturday, Sept. 21.
MANHATTAN, Captain Woodbull, Saturday, Sent 24.
from p:er No. S North river, at 3 P. M. Through ticket# and
blllt of lading to ah point* south tn connection with the
South Carolina Kallr iad. For freight or paaatge apply to
HENRY R. MORGAN A CO., Agenta, 2? Broadway.
F'OK CHARLK8TON-bvkry THURSDAY.?THE PEGple'a
Mall Ste.imahip Company's eteamshlys.
MONl- KA. Cap'. Winchester, sail* Thuraday. September 25.
B. II. SOU DER, Captain l.ebliy. aaila Thursday, Octobers,
front pier No. 6 North river, at3 P. At. Through paaaage
tlck'ta and billa of lad ng Isaiied to all poinu South. In connection
with South Carolina Railroad.
For freight or paaeage apply at the othre of the company
TCXPREH8 STEAMSHIP LINK-FOR WASHINGTON.
It Georgetown, L>. C.; Alexandria, Vs.
Katei reduced.
The fine steamer
valley crrr.
B. Tornlln, commander,
aaila on SATURDAY, Sept. 21, at 4 P. M? I rom pier IS East
river.
For freight or paaaag# apply to
JAMES nAND, 104 Wall street.
Tft.V V fSIalsKKM' MIIDE.
ALBANT DAY LINE. ?THE C. VJBBARD AND DANIEL
DRKW will (on and after May IS) leave
Desbrus.es street at S:3J and Thlrty.fonrth street at 8 41 for
Albany, making the usual landings, and connecting at Athens
depot of the New York Ontrai to all j. mte ua the GaatraL
Northern and Susquehanna Roads.
BENEDICT'S TIME TABLE FOR SEPTEMBER, SEC.
ond edition, of Railroads and Steamboats, complete;
also City Mans for 21 cents.
BENEDICT BROS., Jewellers, 171 Broadway.
Great reduction in rmsrcLAss fare. wR.tr,
North and Kaat, rla New York Central and Northern
Kailroada and Troy linn Steamers, from pier 41 North river,
foot of Hp log "treat, daily, at fi P. M. (Saturdays etoeptaii.
Pit at class pasaeuger fares from New York ?
To Albany and l'rvy....91 M Saratoga $t 71
Schenectady I II Fort Edward t 49
Fonda I II Whitehall 3 M
U Ilea 2 41 Rutland 4 )
Rome 2 7(1 Burlington 9 00
Syracuse 314 North Adams 2 00
Rochester 9 W Ht. Albans 19
Lockport 9 34 Ogdenahurg 10 9)
Suspension Bridge "1 Montreal t 79
Buffalo 9 76
And proportionate reduction 10 all Intermedial# points and
stations west ffuna Bulla o. ... __ .
Ticket* a?M abit Uaiu*A* enacaoa at me opioo, j? nw
treat, oroa board.
HUDSON JIIVI K AND H A RII' M RAIt. ROADS Train*
for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
and Waiters tri.ni, for* New York, rla Hudson Rltar
Rallrnad, Thirtieth itreai and Tenth arena*, S A. M, 13 M.
aort 3 90, 6:99 and II F. M.; and ria Harlem Railroad, Tata,
tr.aitb atreet and Fourth avenue, at 10 SO A. M. and t:49 F.
M. Th* 6 30 and 11 T- M. train* ria Hndaoa rlrar will ran
on Sunday*.
b.aaptof earn attached to 6 39 and 11 P. M. train*.
AM. H. VANDKRSlLt, Vice rraOidMk
TtlK I.Kt H KB NKASOIli
BKI.LF.YCB HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLKOK.?OR.
War ran Stone I'rof. Burgerr In th* Unltaralir of
Ijoolaiaoa, wlU del '*r a Inrturo on Tellow Fever, no Mon.
l.r. ltd ln?t., at IU A. M. at the Ballevun 1J< iplial Mrd.il
College, foot of Kiat Twentjr-atith atreet. Mem hen of the
rr ed.cal profeaiion, medlonl atndenU. iba merrbanta of thla
city, and ntbera tnieraatad in the auirject. at? reapoclfully
lutlted to be prevent. A. FLINT, Jn., M. 1),
Secretary of the Faculty.
IMPORTANT I.F TURKS DAILY?TO OENTLEMKN
only, on lr.lere?uag auhjeet* at the New York Muaenm
rf Anatomy, 618 Br viway. Tboea unahle to attend thean
laeturra may receive a oopy by forwardtuf tan canta Addraaa
Secretary el New York Muaauut of Aaaiotayi dl9
Broadway.
UANt IMi A< tllKtinoa.
BROOKF.H' DA NCI NO ACADF.MT, "Vtl RROQMK sf , a
will open TUESDAY, hept M. 1A67. for adulle,
SATURDAY, Sept *?, for children.
OPBN1KO SOI KM- , WEDNESDAY EVEN I NO, BEIT 23.
Y YODWORTH'S DANC1NO ACADEMY.
L' 212 Fif'h arenu*. Now York.
Morning and afternoon claaooo for ohlldron win commence
Saturday, Oct A Freolna alaaao# for gontlemen will commence
I ueadar. Oct. 1 For term a, Ae, aend for a ctra ular.
Mr. Dodworth will bo at homo aad rcneiro oalla after Sept. 30.
DB OARMO'9 DANCINO ACADEMY,
J Fifth aronuo, corner of Fourteenth atreet.
will reopen Tuaadar. September 24, 1867.
LADiEk' Ulnae, WEDNESDAYS and SATCRDATB, 2 to
6 F. M.
IsAES* and MASTERS* Claaa, WEDNESDAYS nod
RATI' RDAYB, 6 to 6 P. M.
UKNTLKMSN. TUESDAY and FRIDAY aranlng*. at 8
oSclock. Clreulart at the Acndamy.
TTLAHKO'S DANCINO AOADRMT, EYERKRR ROOMS.
II Broadway and Thirty-fenrth glrttt, wlU cotnmanoo
4 Tnaaday, UtMbar Im
I
67.
AntlE*K*T1.
ADELAIDE RI-TORI?TO-NIGHT?MARY STUART.
THEATRE FltANOAIsL
sole Lereee and Director '. GRAU
Tilltl (t>A'I'L' RDAY> EVENING,. 6RPT, it,
ADELAIDE RISTORI
a her greet role of mary r-TL'AU. T.
MONDAY. SKPT. 31, RISTORI
ELIZABETH. QUEEN Of ENGLAND, which W.M >.? n.
lured with new scenery, Imported fro.a Parle, ai J ap.cudid
bu;er en areue
KIUNOR IIOZZO Id the role of Kaaex.
In preparation. M YKRllA and StKUR TERERA.
Tirkei oil re* in Bruadway?Sehirmer'a, No. 701; Cbirher.
Ina'a No. 66'.'. Vwc.iv'i, iialtoner No. 112, anil at the thea'.rr.
la BROOKLYN Mme. RISTORI will appear on
TUESDAY NEXT, 8EPT_2A
Brooklyn academy-ribtori. Elizabeth.
Director J. GRAU
Madame Adelaide kistoki
Will inaugurate the *e**on of 1367-48 at the
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OE MUSIC,
ON TUESDAY, FEPT 24
in her great role of ELIZABETH, Queen of En-r'and, which
will he produced with the s?me new Scenery, lately unpolled
Iran Paris, and splendid inue en *cene, aa on Monday eveuinn
In New Yora.
General ndmlsilnn, $1 60; reserved seats, 60 rents extra;
family clrrlr, 76 c-du.
The sale of sent* will rom-nt-nee this mornln?, at Brookly^Aciidemy,
and Now York. 112, 114 and 701 Broadway.
TjYRRMOH THEATRE.
i 11. L. Bateman Leasee and Director.
tuesday, SEPT. 24.
INAUGURATION OK A SEASON
OK TRENCH OPERA BOUTKB,
and first representation In this eonniry of
OFFENBACH'S GREAT SUCCESS,
which haa
CREATED A FURORE IN El ROPE,
THE GRAND DUCHESS
OF OKKOLSTE1N.
which wl.l lie preaented with a perfect
COMPLETENESS OK DETAIL OK
SCENERY", COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS.
PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR TI1E OCCASION,
and a compnnr comprising the following
DISTINGUISHED PARISIAN ARTISTS.
Mile. Lucille Tostee, Mons. Ouiffroy,
Mile. Cliutiot Ue Felcourt, .Mons. Duchesne.
Mile. Isabella Arinaud, Mons. Lagr!!Tou!a
Wile Mnrauerttta, Mons. Leone,
Mile. Mathllde, Mona. Monlcr,
Madame Ducheane, Mona Benedick,
A complete orchestra of accompliahed muslciana and a
upcrb chorus selected from the principal Parisian theatre*.
rnica.*.?Admission, (I. Reserved Kali, $1 SO; balcony
box?a (according to location), $8 to $10; proscenium boxes,
$10 to $15; gallery, 80c.
Ticket* for the first three nlrhto, Tuesday, 24th, Thursday.
26th, and Saturday. 28th, ready on Monday, Sept. 16, at the
box ofhoe of the theatre. <). Schirmer'a, 781 Broadway,
Chirkering A Bona', 112 and 114 Broadway, and J. Schuberlh'a,
bJd Broadway.
yifth ave nub theatre?twenty-fourth st.,
1? corner Broadway and Fifth avenue.
The great burlesque and comedy comnany attracting
crowded houses evkity night.
fra diayolo,
the beauty and the brio and.
TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE,
Every evening, to tlie elite nnd fashion of the town.
I, EFFING WELL
Aa the Forrentian Beppo, and the melancholy Dane.tRomeo
JatOer Jenkins.
Mr*. redley brown
Aa the rcdoublahle llrigand, with "taking" ways, and the !
charming Chummy.
Other character* by the beat burltaqua artiita ever congregated
in New York.
a night of uproarious jollity.
Remembor tho family Matinee on SATURDAY, at 2 P. M.
A rare chance for ladle* and children.
Door* open evening* at 7AdmltBlon 78 cent*.
Fifth avenue theatre.
The crand chance for famllle* at the Matinee on Saturday.
at 2 P. M,
Vjmfth avenue theatre.
A* To *uch a* cannot attend arenlngf, the Matinee on
Saturday afford* the opportunity.
Fhfth avenue theatre.
LUFFING WELL In hi* great burlesque character of
BEPPO. and the travestied PRINCE OF DENMARK, at
the Mutlnee on Saturday, at 3 P. M.
Fifth avenue theatre.
Mr*. HEDLKV BROWN a* FRA DIAVOLO. the beau(Ifill
brigand aud the gushing chummy, at the Matinee, at
3 P. M.
Fifth avenue theatre.
The bent and funuinst performances ever wttne?*ed on
any ntsgo can he seeu at the Matinee on Saturday, at 2
P. M.
Fifth avenue theatre.
Hove the heartiest laugh you ever had at the Matinee at
3 P. M.
Fiiktii avenue theatre.
Lachrymose people are specially invited to attend the
Matinee at 2 1*. M. on Saturday.
Fifth avenuf. theatre.
Oil, Borneo Jafller; oh, Matilda Jane, do *top! Matineoon
Saturday, at 2 P. M.
Bowery theatre.-immenbk novelty.
TWO SPLENDID DRAMAS.
handsome jack, | t!ie
the highwayman. hungarian chikr
beautiful effects. and tub
| HEIRESS OK MONTOATZ.
Monday evening, tlie acniatlon actreae, l(ua LIZZE'lTE
bernard.
All the wits and WAOR OF the citt visit
the theatre comioue, dm broadway,
because t1iev can hear something new
from the great originals,
CHARLEY WHITE, BAM BUARPLEY
and ben cotton.
Performer* from ether eatablUhmenti find new materiel
here to pleaae their weary vatrona.
grand matin&e to-day. at o'clock.
grand matinee to-day, at o'clock.
Ban yard's opera house
and museum.
Corner of Thirtieth ntreet and Broadway.
Manayer and General Director JOHN Di PAL.
Thin eaubllnhment will nliortly open, on which occaaton
the Spectacular and Magical Play of the
DEVIL'S AUCTION
will be preaented, with toe Grand Star
EUROPEAN BALLET TROUPE.
New aeenery. contumea and mechanical effect*.
Full particular* and date of opening in future advertisement*.
a tq -butler's american theatre.
Tc 1 Broadwav, 471!, between Grand and Broome ate.
The Great Standard Variety Thentre of New York.
GRAM) FAMILY MATINEE.
grand family matinee.
grand family matinee.
AT ZK U'ULUtk.
THE AMERICAN MINHfltKL-i,
With the UKEAT BALLET TROUPE.
All will appear 'n * brilliant bill.
Afternoon?Door* open at I; curtain rt?e? at l.l?.
Evening performance commences at!) o'clock.
Cherman STADT THEATRE. 43 AND 47 bowery.
X This (Matuiday) evening. September 21.
Mine. HhHWIU I.'A KRt tNGK-SI KY, and
Mr. THEODORE L'AltRO.MIE,
in two operettea eomlquea.
In FORTUNlo'S LIED (Fortnnio a aongl, and In
ZEHM MAKDEIIKN UND KKIN MANN (ten girts and no
hualiandi.
TjMGHTH AVENUE OPEEA HOUSE
l i Corner of Thirty-font ta airect and Eighth avauue.
M At IN LI. TO-DAY.
matinee to-day.
matinkk to-day.
JOHNNY THOMPSON.
JOHNNY THOMPSON.
AFTERNOON AMI EVENING.
AFTERNOON AND EVENINO.
AFTERNOON AND EVENINO.
/ 1 RAND FAMILY MATINEK TO-DAY, AT 2*.
IjT FAMILY MATINEE TO.HAY. AT ?'?,
THEATRE COMlOUE. 614 BROADWAY,
THE FASHION ABLE KKftORT.
QPF.N DAILY.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
grand exhibition
Of National Industrial Prnducla. Fourteenth atreet, near
Hiith avenue. Admission 50 centa.
Talent, beauty and obniub
ASSEMBLE IN HAPPY THRONGS
AT TllF. SOCIAL FAMILY MATINKS.
THEATRE COM lljUK, M4 IIROADWAY, To HAY __
TREMOR'S
New aad splendid BALL AND CONCERT ROOM,
723 In 727 Silt* areuiie. opposite Reservoir Park,
aurpaaaea anvlblngof the kltul ever erected In the city.
Rallr, aocUblcv, concert*. private theatrical!, readings, weddings.
Ac., will And superior AtxomroodaLoiia. Mr. Lienor a
rlaaaea In laaluonahle daneing reopens October 2.
The fair at somervillf. n. j._oreat attkaotion.
The tenth annual Fair of the Franklin Agrrultural
fo-.et? will be held at the above place on the 24th,
2Mb, 2Gln and 37th of September lust Ou Fildav, the 27tb,
the proceeding* will conalat of trotting, aa follow:?One
premium of ?V*i. open to all; a Running Match |ITt premium,
open " all, and one premium of |3 0W, to be contended
for by Ethan Allen and male and i(?neet Alien and
mate. Eirurslon tickets will ha a id en the Central Railroad
of New Jersey, at the foot of Libert) atreet, and extra
train wilt leava SomarvUle at 6 o'clock each day.
her premium Hat.
D. SANDERSON, President
MLLK. AI OUST A LAMKRAUX,
.The oelehraled California Danaeuae.
MATINEE.' At yti o'rlo k. MATINEE,
n I TLRH'S AMERICAN TIIKATRR, 473 Broadway.
>'E?fTOIllI SWIMMING ACADEDMY?SIXTII AVEt
ntia. corner o( Thirteenth atraat. Open all winter, for
ladies nod gentlt men. Hmldlng heated. ? ter kept com
forlai'ly warm. For cirrula-a apply at lite A
mile fourth YhAR of
X 1 h? Rational ( om> ntlori of Mualo,
t:3 Madlt'.n atrrr.m. rcrmt tl<> P?r Tinrt ?
GRIND MATINEE TO-DAT, AT ?H O'CLOCK
urani) MATIREE. oram) MATINEE
THEATRE t OMIQIIB. 114 rri'APWAV
Theatre ticket office,
11? AND lit BROADWAY
RESERVED MEATS FOR ALL THEATRES.
BXCVRlim?.
A-SCRDAY BOATS FOR HARLEM. tthih BRrDOf
and Wattrhaaiar eotioty ?Htramam SYLVAN OROVK
SYLVAN MTKhAM aid A. WINAN1H laara Pack slip ant
llnrlain atery hour froio 9 A.M. uotll 0 P. M, landing a
Eighth each 1 arc to II arlatn 14 facta.
AS! NPAT EYCtHStON BOAT TO COLLROE POINT
City laalaari and Raw Rochal.a. Ntaamar )?. at Pact
up Sunday. Saul. 22, at 9 A. M. Hri iruir g. lravaa Ran
Koch alia at 4 1'. M. Landtag at Eighth and Tblrty.a'rai.ik
tlraata aach way.
SDRDAY RXCfR-IOR FOR OLE* COVE.-THE
n'am'f AUROVt KMIT1T will laara Tank ally at t Id
A. M. for Wh uaiona, Handa' PMnt. O tnwiod and U'alyn.
Returning will Intra Rnalyn at 3 P I lit Olan Cora at <
P. M., landing at Eighth and Thirty aaranth atraaw aach
??r
SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR REWBPR1 -THE
at.amar THOMAS COLLYER laaraa tba liar ?oot ol
Warran atraat arary Run lay m inting at ? ht Thirtr f'lurtb
a tract at 7 ?; landing at Yunknra, Haatinga. Dobba' Tarry
Irrinrton, Sing Slag. Ilararatraar. Cottana. Ca/d soring aa<
CorawalL Returatag, will laara Raw. M,? M
arrtatng la Raw Yoth at o cluck P. "^e^uadae,
rPARORT rOMFAMES -PAVH.1"f IRf
I 1 Ua,R. J?la a.w I ?
l r
7
amu*ewk\ts.
I)ROADWAY THEATREADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
1> Thia SATURDAY. Septemoer 81, 17,
TWO PERFORMANCES?MATINKK AM) EVENING.
REVIVAL FOR THREE OCCASIONS OkLT OK
The great Moral anl Instructive Drama
THE DRUNKARD. OK THE FALI.EN R* LAIMER.
MATINEE at IX. I en EV I NO at li?,
DRUNKARD. I ORCNtCABD.
MONDAY, EDWIN FORREST ae MACBETH
tuesday, edwin forrest a* jack CADE.
Seats aecured from H till 8 all dayi tn advance.
TiTOKREI.L SISTERS-NEW YORK THKATKR, 7W
m Broadway,
EVERV NIQHT
and
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE
Mr. Avig'.etln Daly's greatly iiicceiaful drama of lire aM
lore In llieae tlnida,
UNDER THR oasluiht.
UNDER THE (IASLIGHT
Now In lie alitli week, and the theatre eo crowded lltel
nightly the eigo If put up. "only ataudiug room," when the
rui tela rieea. The greatest eiOteiurni exist* to ace Tlitt
wondrous railroad sensation-, the fier and
RIVER SCENE ?Y STARUOHT. and THE TOMBS POLICE
COURT, declared by the unlTeraal mice to be th*
moat original end Ihrilllug efferu reeu on the atage.
Every night aiBo'cook.
Matinee Wednesday el'i o el>ch.
Suturda* Matinee -*12 u'ehek.
beats aecured in advance, hiee liat auapended.
T'NDER THE <5ASLKIHT M ATINK".
L) New York theatre, at 1 o'clock.
UNDER THE OAHLIOHT MATINEE:
For ladlee end children, at to-day.
ITNDBR THE OA9LIOHT MATINEE!
J W ith the woudrotie Keelroad eeneatlop.
TTNDER THE OASLIOI1T MAflNKE!
I j To-d.iy^ at 2. Ore rat ?>?
qlympic THEATRK.-SATURDAY.
f 4 \l V Q CP TTATT'^ a e a e e a e e e e e I'6MIC
crowded OVe'KWHELMINOLY EVERY NIUUT.
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
AS KIP VAN WINKLE.
THIS AFTERNOON **1*
1HI3 t VK^ANMARVKL OP PERFECT ART. " *
rrilK GENIUS OP THREE MASTERS.
WASHINGTN IRVING, TUB POET,
BOUCICAULT. TUB DRAMATIST.
JEFFERSON, TUB ACTOR,
combined In
jefferson's rip van winklb
the greatest triumph op art known to THH
MODERN STAGE.
< "KIP" I
TO.NIODT. 1 AT THE S THIS AFTERNOOK.
( OLYMPIC. )
OLYMPIC.?THIS AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
JEFFERSON a* RIP VAN WINKLE. '
OLYMPIC ?THI8 AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
JEFFERSON ?? HIP VAN WINKLE.
OLYMPIC.?THIS AFTERNOON AND NIUUT,
JEFFERSON aa RIP VAN WINKLE.
OLYMPIC.?THIS AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
JEFFERSON as RIP VAN WINKLE.
OLYMPIC.?THIS AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
JEFFERSON as RIP VAN WINKLE.
OLYMPIC ?THIS AFTERNOON AND NIOUT,
JEFFERSON u K1F VAN WINKLE.
OLYMPIC.?THIS AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
JEFFERSON a? RIP VAN WINKLE.
OLYMPIC.?THIS AFTERNOON AND NIOHT,
JEFFERSON 11s RIP'VAN WINKLE.
BUNYAN HALL, UNION SQUARE.
"THE PILGRIM"
OTENS MONDAY EVENING. SEPT H.
Tblf NEW and magnificent moral Exhibition it the moeg
artiallc, beautiful and coKtly e?er produced In tba illuatratlou
of a religlom subject.
FIFTY MAGNIFICENT PAINTINGS,
by tba eminent artlsta,
Falllnc, A. Chappel, LeuUe, Nehleg, Culrerhome, Bergen
\V Unit, (UtoSommer, S. S. Gerry, Karuieinoke, Seaeegf
and btoegbel.
GRAND TRANSFORMATION FINALB,
to repreaent
THE RrVER OF DEATH, THE PEARLY GATES,
THE ANGEL ESCORT, and THE CELESTIAL CUT.
M 11*10 under tba direction of
PHILIP PHILLIPS.
Adm!a?!on. 00 cent* and $1; re?or?ed aeaU, $1 50.
Ticket oOice open at 9 A. M dalle.
Bain. PHILLIPS A MAYNARD, Proprietory
Brooklyn opera house, corner of fifth
and South Fourth treete^Wllllaaijiburg.
S3 I I Lll'AI,
Klr? appearance pi
mr. (teddy, .
wbo will in 'tT.'k'wood'
ai1(t solos shingle.
Droning, THE REPROBATE.
BLACK EYED SUSAN
,nJ SOLON S111SOLB. ___
CAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. ^ broaDWAX.
TI'K TROUBLE COMMENCES AT 8 O'CLOCK.
Vw AVANT COURKIKKS OK MIN 8TBRLS Y.
BlKCI!?^MV<)LnKHERNAK^
SAV FRANCISCO MINSTRELa, . ^
whole eucc.aaa 'for the part iIbree y?" { P**11,1'*
ot auperlorlty over *11 elintlar organization ,. ^ ?f tba
- Screaming burlejquee ever, work. Kim
new RuOeijue 'TheLoney lilaodn ^ Caator D<W
AtlADtleATS. MUUlAll. WELL*
A LEON'S MIN-TRELS. T20 Hh?ADwat.
EL THE KCSU UNABATED. 1M11ATORS AOHAST.
Among the Urge LEt)N. FAKRAQUT.
audience* that LEON. 8IIEKMAM
nightly flock to LEON. andtbaellW
this alogADt hill I.EON. of city f* ah low
toii will dnd LEON. hire adoptoE
tepreaentailrea LEON-KILL Kelly and Leon's,
or tbe pnlplt, I.KON-KILL the favorite
diplomatic corpt, TRoVaTorE. Mlmtrel Hall
army and nary. TROVATORE. of Amertaa.
Tony pastor s opera house, soi bowery.
k M M M M
OOOOO A A A A A GRAND MATINEE.
KRRRR XTTTT UKAND MATINEE.
A A A A A IIIIT GRANI) MATINEE.
NNNNN NNNNN GRAND MATINEE.
DDDDD KKKKE GRAND MATINEE.
e e b e k
GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY AT 7% O'CLOCK.
The great drtm*, SIX NIOIITS IN THE BOWERY.
I,n*t day of it Orand Bullet. Glorlnna Comioalitlea by the
Ethiopian Troupe. Tony Paitor'i Songs. Tony I'aitor aa
the Newiboy. Fun, M It, liumor, beuumeuL A choloo
bill
TO PLEASE THE LADIES AND CHILDREN.
HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE?BROOKLYN.
Viral week of the celebrated comedian R. W. SMITH.
Jack Catle. Capture of Eort Either, Ma'e Pet, lamborloe
Solo, Old Hoh and Young Charier, lliirln?que fling, A Sinlahed
Education, Scenei on the Street, Double Clog Dane*,
Black Brigade, Ac., by UOOLEY'.S Heconalrucled Mloalrebk
DODWORTH IIALL-BROADWAY. OPPOSITE
Eleventh etreet. Slg. I'lA.N A LINO, the Italian Illu.
DAY KVKN1NO, Sept 16, *{ien be will Introduce hl? wowdei
till feaie:?The Floating Vlalon and tbe marvelloua Ha*
ond Sight, which created aucb an Immeitee aeneaUea
ibriujTiout r.urope;and other feat* entire:* new to the pa*
fie ot thin country. Seat* ran he aeon red three day* In e*>
valu e. Hex office open from 10 till X o'clock. Adnaiaaloa
cent*; reaerved aea te$l. J. J. ALEXANDER, TreaaurerGRAND
MATINF.K.-FAMILY MATINF.B TO-DAT.
! It AN I? SI A11 NEK TO. DAT. OKAND MATINEE.
ORAM) MATINEE TO DAY. OKAND MATINEE.
UKAND MATINEE TO DAT. OKANII MATINEE.
OltAMI MATINEE TO-DAY. OKAND MATINEE.
TUr. POPULAR FAMILY ItKSORT.
TIIK POPULAR FAMILY RKSOItT.
TIIKATKE COMlUUE, 614 HBOADWAT.
THEATRE COMiyUE, 614 BROADWAY.
THEATRE COMIQUE. 614 BROAIIWAT.
THE SAME ORE AT HILL TONIOHT.
THE SAME UKEAT BILL TO-NIOHT.
BUM COrrtlN ANII HAM SHARPLEY'S MINSTREL*
CIIARLKT WHITE, MISS EVA II KEN r.
FRANK LACY, MISS FLORENCE REYNOLDS.
D L. MORRIS, *11,LK. IDA DKVKKR.
TIIK ORKAT OVMNASTN. THE I.RON BROTHERS.
CONCLUDING WITH TIIK LAUGHAULR BURLES^U*.
TIIK DUTCH RICHARD III.
ALL TIIK COM FAN V IN THE CART.
TO.DAY AT 3*4 O'CLOCK. TO-NIOHT AT M O'CLOCK,
TO-DAT AT 3t} O'CLOCK. TO NIOHT AT ? O'CLOCK.
KELLY A LEON'S.?CA RD.
UMAND TESTIMONIAL MATINEE
TO OCR TUKASCRKK
Will take place SATURDAY, sept. 7*. ls6T.
T?1 Q ?MUSEUM OF AN ATOM Y?*11.
U 1 Cabinet of Natural lliilory and Polytechnic
Institute, 611 Broadway, have Ju?t added to their alreault
eiiroaive collection thuuaandi of <jiir?>eiile*. am>ng whiew
will he found the Altec Children, d<iuble-ho*ded. four*
l?e.;ed. thiec.armed and double-todied monatroaitlra; ahIL
drun I earing the re*cmb'.anee of monkeys, elephants and
rata; the great Oertu.and Japaueae Skuderrl; Embalmed
Bodlea: together w th atrmnge and mlrarulotia objects,
which never fall to all'act cmwdi of eager beholder*. La*
ture> daily. Opeu Irom 8 In lha inaruing till 10 at o
BOS HART,
The famona Fthlop'an Comedian.
Thla afternoon at 2^ o'elonfc.
HITLERS AMERICAN TIIKAIHI. 4T? Mi tway.
THE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. NO
S3 Fifth avenue, corner of Fourteenth "treat, No. tM
Broadway and No. 116 Remaon atreei, Brooklyn. N. Y.,
NOW OrSN FOIt THE RECEPTION Of PUPIL*.
The heat talent In Europe and America la ae-ur-d, and aa
Inferior taachara are nor will be enraged la tbe IneiituUoa.
The director* will apare neither pai.ua nor etpei.ae to sua,
tain the reputation which the Cnnaervrlorv baa ao JurllF
acquired during tbe paet faur yeara, that of lha hral Muaaa
School In America.
Traaa-Regular classes fio par quarter for/very braoefc
of luatructloo ED WD. MOLLKNHAUER, J m tr-ml
A r. LE'KaL JnVraetaJi.
BY. MOULENUACER. jDirectem.
? llaiewAtn RscrsfirT.
XTEW YORK H 4RM05IC S'H'IETT.?THB REHEAR.
J.N ml* for the ?ertr* of Oratnrto* to be gi?*n with Mr.
1. P. HARRISON, arc held etere Monday evening, Is
chapel, noriairril corner of Fourth tad Twentf.
Mcood atreet. Now reheiming. 1 he tteaaone.
MI.t.K ftCCCOLI, I
rremleur Da? *eu*e, lot* of the Block Crook Ballot
! Tru'iee Nihlo'i (Ur *t 2S o'clock.
HI TI.F.R S AMERICAN Til hA rKK, 473 Broadway.
I niMi' s CI,ASSES SOW FORMINO, TO MEET AT
V to* b*lli of lli* New York r?ueorvalorj ofMueletM
Fifth avenue. Term* 34 per quarter.
Application* lo bo uiku* *t the office of the Con*erv?tory,
K"> Broadway.
1,'H. P. MOMENTARY CUMtl
r l>e*lened eepeoally for tboeo pupil* who are deSdoot
lo the rudimeou of mutlo.
NfcW YuKR CONSERVATORY Or MCKIO.
Hii moadw.y.^
Mahon a THOMab< conservatory or hciio,
IW Filth avenue, New York, I* now open and elaaaeo
formed to all oranche* of Mtule. For particular* eea eirowlar*.
Addreaa a* above. _________
r / VERMAN ACCORDKONS, CONCERTINAS. FLUT1NAR
i \JT and Mueteai Bote*, the very Howl and ebeapeet neeert
. rnent in tbecitr; aieo the new oertnao C .ocartlna (Ba?
I donleo). with *?, 10' and ISO note* It ! -no-h liner than the
, Otelodeoa. Instruction gtvee and repairing dome eheap,
J HAKNOtK, 144 E?*e? *1,1 m porta rand Manufacturer.
TICKBTA FOR THR THRATRKR TO BB HAD ATTRH
Railroad Tieiei Oitee, Ml ^

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