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miscellaneous Record.

PACKET sHp PATRICK HENRY Captain De ano will sail for
Liverpool to-day at l2 o'clock weather permitting
COMMERCE CHARLEsros.-Flarbor Masters rerort far
State excepted i "''''' '"s ''"''s u 'he
. seh s Scoops sssss' g q siesmbos,.
aad departures including vessels depong coast
q sshlp. B.ques lsgrss
Remaining port Sept 3d. including vessels cIeaedesclu
sye q S yesseis coassing within the state:-
i schooners Scoops Sic1aSe' 5s s,ss
Notice Mariners.
LIGHTS At AALBEcK-Pemission has been granted TO the
a. Aalseck midway between the scaw and Frede
m en- TO Key 1T on the strand at Aabecs lanterns
whenever such shall BE- found ry the guidance
shi, the impossible these Lanterns will always o Se
kept burning together and will Be with glass; they
an fg.a,ioG G s6ou, eight feet above the level Of
about "a leagues, and there appear red colored
Staaieulen.
Lydia, Of 81 wasspoken no date, lat 40, Ion 70 30.
chased BY Swift Allen Of New Bedford for whsie -
spoken.
Effort 100 days from Trieste Boston, 27th u lat AZ ~
Foreign Ports.
J.cMEL, Sept lin port Crusoe Jenkins for New York.
MosrREsL, Oct i-Cld Monarch, Glasgow.
sloan Eeypori; Lord sandon, Cork; For',ude London
have believe tat there large found
ee N the river which kept back BY the prevalence Of
ions NB Sept g,-Arr cenn,@an Agll; Lady Clinton,
sehoodiac and Csss Live fpool Sarah Monrfose Britain.
MIA Dandak Cid Augusta, Bristol; Caroline Dublin.
HoraS Porta.
PORTLAND Oct GAR Micaels Turks Island; Chesapeake
BamoIe Exchange Barbadoes; Clipper Harrington Tho.
maston for New York
tBosTSs octa-Aif Thes Rio Jsneiro An,srs. phlsde
phiai Alpine, Nckene; Orleans, Jscme Cid Washington
{s% %grs d. f fsa
lesaces veail!es, Convoy and Ssranac Charleston; Co
rhrco isInpa bay with 10 troops officers and ladies'
servants; tssey Charleston; Dover Bsmore VIM Rogers
MI iSpn lhiadsi pha; Pioneer, Moble October Baxter
4 Mary Mara NYork. - ~ 80
fnoyintScn Oct -Ar Oregon, Philadelphia Sid Month
\ Ia, Newark; Prospect Rondout $3.50 - o'
WnnMnn9ToN Nc Sept 2j-Arr Reguus, Rodick, aud Oil
pert isthed Ihompon Nfork; 26l Litteiohn Plymouth
s,h aia5ic runell NYok Oct File [Brl Antigua Cid
| NYork. - e'' y H"oN'S' lew
SAVANNAH, Oct Arr Orion, Richmond Me sldMercbant
| Kingston, ia.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 2-Cd Susan Drew Hav.; Josephine
/ A
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PULMONlC SYRUP

THE greatest medicine in the world for the Of Colds,
Coughs, Consumption, and all Bronchial, Pulmonary,
pleuIi,c and pyspeptc Affections OF all the remedies
known there but that be relied for cure
that terror of the human race" Consumptionhar remedy
IS schencks Pulmonic Syrup 1t has succeeded in
coed in curing every case Of Consumption where the follow
strict conformity to the directions. II may not be amiss
state the OF the great of the Pumonc Syrup
is the most powerful purifier of the knownit
rates by assisting exp the disease from the lungs
stomach and liver where there hectic fever night weas
constipation all usual symptoms of Cons The of
the Syrup the fever the night and
raj i soohe and the disease of the lungs and then
pe the form Of expectorated matter truly
shng what quantities of corruption by the
patients generally who have taken the Pumonc Syrup. and
continues until all disease of the the
patient finds to his JOY that he is restored to health.
The genuine Pumonic Syrup be had proprieors
Office No. CourfIand few doors of Broadway
Please notice that T. BEEkAN longer agent for the
genuine Schenck's Pulmonc Syrup. s23 i'm.
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Medical Card,

DO g Q M O K K S 0 ",
NORTH RIVER DiSPENSARY, a041S Fulton street,
Doctor Morrison continues to be consulted confdentiay
all diseases which hs without mercury or re-
strant in diet pursuit Recent particularly Onor
rhoea," he in to days
NJ on improved PRINCIPLES wthent pain incopvenence
those of other affections Of urinary apparatus but
rrnced Surgeons should be allowed make tha
those affected with enlarged glands
suffer mpch injury from awkward Ok racttoners.
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the train of evils resulting from
structve habit YOUTH Inducing nocturnal emissions ulti
principles by restoring the system healthy
charge.
n B--Dr. holds communion with medical pre,enders
who claim to Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
sdyesng Surgeon ia the city See his diplomas in his oc
insure medicine and advice any part Of the Union
Office 204s Fulton street. Greenwich New York Open
A. r., M. S16 1un<v
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ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIEs.
A AT no.. Of The npRyAT EI DR.
' ~s
aas IS o % 90 r.. ha hs s of
braces the whole Of those which il relate the
ps1is S1ss,
ne s G6K on
Tbs being Lutte understood although the most oquen,
ana s % is
which were mistaken for tits consequences and its cureaso
space the foowps remarks viii b confined
stances which will enable one to Judge whether he has this
pan. or not han and rs pope. means Of cure
that the stream OF urine should be obsued
bad and % ct Sa n
d sey : oas be e
thug directing the attention the of this disease Pain
certainly is now and then complained q but i only
other effects especially Of early eases. these are observed to
self There however three circumstance WIFI most p' Pc
eury belong end especially when they meet to-
Many Other might mentioned but mOs;
advanced and settled FORM while the following three
belong to structure III its early and when easily
III 5i' Xii; Et.!s Ia. been already
to is ne Ses Msy IN nse s
should happen tie clothes that drop Of two
;si daafy rs' @ that Ges ii.
two can proceed from other whaeve but certainly,
THE TAE ESRSES doNoR Risi
REMAINED INCURRED A Gonorrhea, though the
Only by lar the most frequent Of Structure. IL
seyery SO much as the length Of time its eety may have
remained that Is to be considered Neither possible every
case TO state how long this may without producing
srce iof one person naturally disposed to Src.
I hi, at .sSsn
a'' s iC 3s s yroN
@ .O s sn s s the 81 s s
that TINS complained Of in the degree by ndvdu
al but 1t degree other that hewer
" case oil Structure which the patient does observe
% he Is not so active capable OF business as formerly This
also serious effect; though little UNDERSTOOD but unQues
onab Indeed whoever considers the natural
oil mind and sexual organs will easily nagi that there
through the medium the sexual upon
the mind This however better explained in 1.-The Private
Treatise OF the author little volume which many
parts Of the world As the of Structure proceeds ne act,
witty Of mind invariably returns.
With the of Srctueths it is grafyingro
STATE generally accomplished little and without
late years the Of this complaint Indeed in the
hands OF and PERSONS Structure
snow accomplished days formerly demanded
months Many consult the writer who
though has been OF trouble and anxiety years To
those who cannot their homes the furnishes his own
peculiar means OF cure toeether with hrs Private Treatise
which has Interesting chapter information on the
subject and written IN the panes end which bena
distance ~'
suaekery which nles this city he deems proper to make
the following stener satisfactory Of confidence
70 strangers Besdes his rank Graduate Edinburgh Sc
&c he has published three editions OF work expressly on these
cans IN Europe 10 the eminent IN Americans Sir Ashley
Cooper OF London, TO DR. Mott, Of New York; Dr. Physc
OF Philadelphia and Others and permitted refer
irnSr
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Movements OF tho stecm s,,,ns
PacNetS 20 SnlI.
Packets to Arrive,
s-ts1tT ~ NEW RoRax. OCTOBER 8
Arrived,

Ship Memphis Cofhn from Liverpool Sd ult with mdse 10
Iayl9r Aerlill LIST INST, IN, Nantucket NV so miles.
passed Liverpool packet standing East-wind SSE.
Bremen snip New York De Harde a days from Bremen
WIN ndse ana passengers TO oelrichs Kruger ult lat
american nag steering East The has been days
fruit &c. 10 l. Palmier. 49, ' '
Bremen barque Nina, Dame mann from Bremen Apr "a
with mdse, TO - -
Brig Conso Lowrey 7e DAYS from Leghorn via Gibraltar
43 days, with marble 10 J Phillips -
~ ia,isn Cage Read II days from Honduras with log
sehr Manchester, Smack days from Richmond with mdse
schr Alceut Tunnel, days from Baltimore with mdse
to Johnson x Lowden. - 49, 1880
Schr Notus, Howard IA DAYS from B,tro,a ,,;, ;ro,
bound WaTeham. " N' ''' 80
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BREaDsrurfs--Ihe market to-day somew al un.
settled in consequence of the late English new In, De
think IT had tendency to advance the price OF eour
from 81 65 to 81 s1 at which price, however nut few
sales were made-Genesee from 81 s7t g3 Ohio and
Michigan common, without change; rye 6s a so; corn
southern So c. weight; ~ Jersey and North River SO a
80 CENTS oats, canal 30 4l southern, 80 81 cents
barley, SO asked, 0s ofered hops, IL to Is cents
CorToN The advices per steamer Cambria, which
received after business hours last evening do not
appear to have had any effect the market The sales
to-day amount to 1900 bales at previous rates The &C.
counts by this steamer not considered encourag.
ing as buyers anticipaed but local causes and the
propious state Of the coming crop, relied upon to
maintain prices We therefore continue our previous
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r + NJ A r X ABLE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION
sCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.

- - NEW YORK, Sept To- 1915.
nR. sCHENCK:-Si-My daughter Mary Ann johnson.
years wilma settled pain her le side with frequent head
& S Sy and .n s digest.
passing without her having three four employed the most
sku physicians IN this city, but effect fer the better
then stated her case Dr. W. Of this cty he
about three weeks which changed her situation, hut for
Sissd ADVISED me 70 Try sCHENCKs ruLMONC
Dose and TO establishment she has had more which
about three months since-she took in all bottles NV
seen No 1889 Twe.eth street New York We, the whole
valuable medicine, which no family should be without.
WIN. JOHNSON.
. SARAH JOHNSON,
No l8S Twentieth street New York
We cautn the public to bear in mind that r. Beekman
longer agent for the sale Of the genuine Scherc Pamo
mic Syrup
adueraed Pumonc Syrup directly to the Proprietor OF
lice, Nod Gourtland street, New York s26 2w+r
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lu-REMARKABLE CURES--fD
DIR. j, FRANCIS, OCULIST,

40 BRoaDwhy, Ali Door from Grand Street.
lUM BIRD William street, was anoa blind for sixteen
w months with nsnbuss o,erns the sfgm 10 now per
fectly restored -
Charles Barry late Of the Hamilton Literary and Theology
cal % nearly blind from has been
perfectly cured
Miss Corcoran, 81 Mulberry street, totally blind OF
for year. large ulcer covered the sight, cured in
few weeks.
Miss 1872 Green nearly blind from amauro-
sis her sight is perfect.
We the undersigned having witnessed astonishing
performed by Dr. j. FRANCIS, believe his preparations for
diseases Of eye be blessings that could
be afforded e the afflicted and highly recommend him as
safe and skifui Oculist.
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev G. Benedict
Rev. s. II. Cone, Rev. j. Peck,
Rev. j. Andrade, r. Z. Priest, Rev. h. Wheelock
Artificial Eyes inserted which be distinguished from
the natural without giving least pain Numerous certi
be the Office.
- Advice gratis, given to the poor Mondays, Wednes
days and Saturdays, from until TO- A. NJ
On application by mail [pos pad the disease his
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. g. 1915.

Beyond the political excitement of the day |
know of nothing in this community of absorbing
interst. The news from Maryland seems TO have
acted upon both wings and natives like thunder
stroke, and the former are now overlooking at re-
sentiment towards the latter, to whom alone thew
attribute their defeat-while the latter, though ma
king show of boast at what they call an unexpec-
ted large vote. are evidently overwhelmed by the
news and are forced to regard il the harhinger of
defeat on next Tuesday week. Iii s an indication
that the country the honest agricultural masses, the
bone, slnew and marrow of the republic, will not
tolerate party holdngd doctrines so anrepublicant
or any party which contaminaes itself by the eas
appearance OF political fellowship The democrats
on the contrary highly eated their meetings are
largely attended, the enthusiasm up, and they count
confidently upon success in the county,
Capt Hill, the man who did his duty AT South
wark on the 7h OF July, 1874, has been convicted OF
obtaining goods upon false pretences He has been
unfortunate In business; the evidence showed no.
thlng out what Is common 10 every man who is
falling and catches al every save himself:
there was no dishonest practice shown the Court
charged IN his favor, but there was native Jury
and they bore IN rene mbrancc the battle of Queen
street 1t is believed that the court will grant new
trial Let every man who did his duty in South
wark beware OF a failure in business otherwise,
under the present administration of natlvism in the
board OF County Commissioners he will be sure of
a criminal trial and conviction.
The grand jury were discharged yesterday, with
out beng able to make their political attack upon
the brandy, cheese and crackers of the Board Of
Health, and they vented their spite upon the failure
OF Their attempt upon the public PRESS the tail end
OF their presentment The press has handled them
without gloves and they are sore about it.
Inc French opera was emnently successful last
week, and they made an impression upon the pub
nc such as has not been made tor some time past
Last night the keans drew crowded house, in the
Merchant of Venice and the "Wonder'
The Walnut street draws greatly They have an
did in the city, if not in the country.
aa.The Arch has been crowded nightly. Hackett
performed an engagement with success. His silly
speech at the close of his engagement at the Ches-
nut however affected him.
The stock market on Saturday was buoyant and
prices with few exceptions improved Whining
ton Railroad shares is the present Clancy" Ii
opened at slight depression, but rallied in the
course OF the day. and closed firm at 20 Lehgh
Navigation loan advanced II; Wilmington Rail
road 6s, 1856, !; State SIS /; Girard Bank !; and IT,
s. Bank notes two and half.
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EssHdiCai Cara,

nOCTOR FAWCETT, of l96 Fulton street. New York,
~ Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons London and
Edinburgh and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College d
subjects yz-MatrMpnY, impotsncy and Serilhy,
micsy physoogcally and medically explained with CON-
prehesve exposition Of the and modern treatment Of
Syphilis Secondary Sym GonorhGa elect, Structures,
Nocturnal Emissions and all the arising from self
the diseases at his long established Office
1876 Fulton where the aggravated forms Of all aec
tons OF the generaye will yield his mode Of
ment without restraint in diet exercise and without
Gully Even when the energs become torpid
PasyTed from excessive INDULGENCE Or from masturbation
at distance enclosing 81 have copy the work
All letters mu be postpaid and directed Dr. H. Fwcet,
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CO NSU MPTIVES.
DOUBT NO LONGER!

DOUBT NO LONGER!
RUT read the following and reec-Another Wonderful
- Cure:-
PHILADELPHIA, April !, l8a5.
hereby certify ta during the in Southwark Of July
last owing and fatigue in the performance Of mill
duty health received shock IL the latter
TON appeared At this uncture called my first physician,
tncty that he considered disease the reach Of hui
man aid now employed another physician who at
Isc co., I,, THoMsoN,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
ts,f ,h0, " IN usea WE'VE , oo h ana
been cured by this medicine, alone
-. JAMES ANDREWS, No. 2l7 Catharine st.
was called TO attend the above the secondary
stage Of the disease found the patient abong under
pick disease of the lungs and ver liberation the had
taken place and percussion discovered sbscess had
IN the right lung The being apparently hopeless
and beyond the reach Of the usual
on using Ihomson Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Nap
ina the virtues Of which had previously tested scarcely
psct,ng would reach desperate The result is,
Cmk sE \. HE MOST EXTRAORDINARY hencsforh dis
cine, In diseases Of the lungs and liver
r,,,,, NJ. CHAMBERS, NJ. d.
Philadelphia. ' ~
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS CO. Chemists
and Druggists 23 Broadway of Chambers also
at - Fulton ST. aud II East Broadway Price so cents
50 lmrmC
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LIVERPOOL CLAssrrIcArrors.
cotton ntariset,

NEW ORLEANS Sept 2T.-There has been fair ,oorla,
business doing in cotton throughout the week the saa
averaging about 1000 bales per day Pdces ,o,oaS
steady Out there is still little irreguarty We
mink however that our quotations embrace about the
genera range. The sales OF the week to about
Ilool oaes, me principal part of which for tho Ii.
yerpoo market the balance for Havre and the north
we do not IND any thing in the market requiring part
sus nooe' Inc news oy the Britannia will probably
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DANCING ACALEMY.

IA LEONARD STREET, West Side OF Broadway.
ma LIE. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor Of in
WI forming the public that she will her class the 18th
September. Mile r. Desjardins will give instruction in all
the different branches Of dancing AT her Academy will be
taught all the newest aud most fashionable Dances
in Paris. Among them the Quadrle Of Polka, Gallo
pades the Waltz Polka and all styles of Waitxes. Among
Fancy Dances the Pocca Aazurka Cachucha Cracov enne
SIC. Mile. I. ID. will give her particular attention Ladies
Boarding Schools Private Lessons may be given private and
other classes will be formed by number Of scholars and will
be attended to At tune. 50 Intro
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MASTiC CEMENT
uNESSRS J. Il H. FARMLAND aud rupa u.pprc

M EssRS ]. r. FKANKLAND aud TIIOS. HARRIS
1vl beg to recommend to the attention of all persons inter
csed in buildings their much approved Mastc which the
most durable and beautiful composition yet Invented for
imitation Of marble or stone no lime
congestion oil the mastic which consists of oil
Of thick conssence whcn with the oxides and Carbonate OF
lead aud other ingredients forms cement mpervoss to
be seen and every information given application to Mi
CHAS H. MOUNTAIN, Architect, II Wall street. N ork
Inc
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PHILADELPHIA HOTELS.
COLUMBIA HOUSE.

COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CHESTNUT street, between 6th and 9th streets
$500, PHILADELPHIA.
HE subSCRlbERSr pectfully inform thesr friends and
The travelling pnbc they have the above house Tor
merry known az the Marshall House and have made extensive
eeraons ana improvements having spared
expense 70 render OF the pleasant aud fashionable
houses the city The paors numerous the chambers
large and well arranged the furniture entirely Its oca
ton IA the part othe city, 10 all the places
Of public and the depots the
Southern, Western and Northern
The fables will be supplied with all the dei,caces the
Wines Of the choicest brands and have been
carefully selected
The propreto hope
the business give satisfaction 10 those who favor
them with their patronage. -
BAGLEY MACKENZIE 4 co.
James Bagley, Qate OF Jones' Hotel
Henry G. Mackenzie formerly Of the Washington House)
Peter l.. Ferguson.
July LIST, l8A3. Tvs ym &c
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BOSTON, Oct. !, 1915
English Neicspapers-Ihe Prize Fight IN England
Thsa,ieals, &c.
The European Times is becoming dead letter sheet
with business who feel themselves TO be as badly
of for the arrival of steamer now as they were
formerly, when obliged to gean for themselves from the
different hesAThe editor certainly has got the knsck
OF compiling paper for this csuntryether he is unac-
quainted with his business with our wants as he
appears to give the rationale OF the European
Worlds doings but umbles all sorts Of paragraphs To-
gether in strange confusion and always appears to write
about the very topics that least interesting 10 the
American public.
In my letter of the first said something about the
fight for the championship and gave my opinion about
the resut-my estimate Of the whole matter turned out
nearly correct than | could have hoped as the
news by the Cambria has shown. Bendigo cont ended
against fearful odds, but displayed skill that would have
graced better cause Deaf Burke used TO say Of Ben
dgo who defeated him the last battle he ever fought
he hits tremendous hard, and what makes worse he
keeps on dong OF It," This is really the caseperhaps
there never was more busy fighter His game is to
trot brskly up to his man with the shortest possible
steps, to Gene within hitting distance with his rioht
foot foremost throw his right and get away and ihe
whole accomplished with such speed that his perplex-
ed adversary is frequently knocked down before he
knows that he is hit.
opened the Howard Theatre rather prematurely
y appears instead OF next Monday it does not open till
that day week and then with the stock company Mrs
Mowatt commences early in the season
Barney Williams concluded engagement yester-
Inc Olymplc" persOnates the rishman well
and IS very improving actor but Irish and Yankee
comedians make mistake in perpetuay appearing in
the same pieces. No one cares to see third-rate
comedy more than hafa-dozen times and who is there
IN the whole length aud breadth of tho land has not
seen every Irish and Yankee play produced thrice
this number Of times. II is pity that the gentlemen
devoted to this line OF comedy cannot interest some skill
full play wright in their cause
Miss Julia Turnbuu opens on Monday evening, and
the manager intends 10 entire coygs de ballet
hope ne may, for pretty actresses is ali we nee
10 make our Olympic" equalto yourow
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MRS. HARPER'S CELEBRATED COUGH
REMEDY

vINHIS VALUABLE MEDICINE is particularly recon-
mended as being the most effectua cure for Asthma
Whoopng Cough Colds Of description Bronchitis and
all Affections OF the Lungs constantly prescribed by
most eminent and has stood the thirty years
aud 70 00J bottles annually For sale
WEEKS & ANDERSON
Wholesale Agents, 81 Bowery, corner Walker street
Always hand, Hooper's Female Pills. genuine; Dallys
Paiu Ertractor Brstos SSsapara Fresh swedish
Inn me
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Passengers Arrived.

LNfRpooL.Ship Memphs-Major Geo Devern Colonel
1onn ard MIS- Watson, Miss Watsonla3 the steerage
fALERAio-Barque Ceere-M Trejse.
demonstrating Consort-Titi Nesi.
BREMEN--Barque Minna-Fredk Hoffman, A II Chandler
Mrs md Miss Chandler, Rev Rieger Mrs Reger Edward
Dehus U Bruakow Miss Agricola Rev Mr. Binne wife and
:, 5REMEs-snip New York-H Graue, + Sporleder and
demonstrating Marian GageJames Stanislaus Bell Gov.
ernor and Commander IN Chisf of the Mosquito Nation
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come TO hand today, which may make change, for
Inc receipts Of the week amount to Is 5l6 bales Ex.
Porls 1854 leaving stock hand and shp-board
not cleared, Of 1855 bales Liesrpool Classification
LOUISIANA and MISUNDERSTANDING 81 81. good mid
ahng middlng fair Z. ~ fsr ~ good fair -
good and fine ..
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR g. ROBERTSON has the honor of respectfully in.
WI forming his friends and the Public that his classes
phment land the Mazurka and Polka Quades) will open
Wednesday Sept 7th the large Saloon attached the
days-Ladies Glasses at P. Nj Gentlemen r: M A Pri
and Waiting 70 Pupils and Private Class
their residences, at Mr.. RS 81 Eighth Avenue,
Canal street.
MIR. Robertson would also nfsrm the public that his up
Academy will commence Monday September 22d,
Eighth Avenue, where all the different branches will be
taught, m