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WORKS JUST PUBLISHED.
DANCING.

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By C BLASTS.
(Principal Dancer at the King's Theatre.)
Comprising its Theory arid Practice, and a History of its Rise
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The strange feats, of winch these wonderful Falls were
to be the scene, were achieved on the 6th of September. The
Buffalo Journal says :—We are authorised to state, that the schooner
Superior did pass, in gallant style, the two first great sbutes, anif
lodged on the reef formitsg the third, and lies high, in only about a
foot water, and will donbtku remain for years mid-way of the Nia-
gara river, an interesting spectacle. Sbe is thus proved to be of great
strength. The first blast deposited an immense mass of rock into the
gulf ; the second took effect, at the point near Mrd. Daviion's Island
the third only cracked the Terraphis'sholl The noted Sam Mach
arrived on the evening of the sth. Ilia late arrival prevented the
erection of the ladder from which he was to jump, until th • after-
noon of the 7th, when the one used for inclosing the !fiddle Stair-
case (bulk by the liberality of N. Diddle, Esq.) 18 feet, was
placed in &position', with a platform on the top, and on which klr.
Sam Patch fearlessly placed himself, and boldly projected his per-
son more than ten feet outwards over the abyss, and entered the
water, and remained nearly a minute submerged. when hr rose,
and reached the shore unhurt. We learn that the owners of the
island have generously proffered to Sam the revenue arising, ftom
the Goat Island Bridge, for his neat jump, previously to his re-
turn to New Jersey—the day for which will be announced in hand-
bills. His neat jump will be 120 feet !