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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-12
VII Corporations.

Svrfo> fornorat.ors ..lay - formed uan-G .-aer.
~ .h,57 ~; - created hv special &C., except for
,r-i-fI rr-ocsa. and n lStrc n Ire J-ceE1-l
~ toe ne obec-s Of i= corItraliol CAMEO os
STAINED ma - general tsv A. genera avs -li s--ia
So a.s5 pursuant . his seeion may IL altered fo
pes from corporations sha! be secured IS -ich N
Gividusl LIABILITY c he coTpcraiors and slaeT meals as as
The err corporations used II rs Aficte ihA
he construed 10 include 81 sssocia@ous aHd oln st'c@
cr1p,u ayl1z zuy OF the powers or privileges o. cor
rsrs.;,rs -, rs.esssd by individuals or pasf-siPs-
Acl eli --po-aols shall have ne rt 10 sue a1o Sc. o
h % b.. s,;e3 n ~ cclrts II Ike cases - nzfGre PEI
-. -. ..-,--, -, ~. s-y
AZ ,,s,i nv spsctsi charter for banking purpose but
ar ASSOCIATIONS rIsy he .ofi-ai tor scA Puf
Tbs Tg-l.rs shall hsvs 10 power q PAS any ~
,s,~,;75 ~ -is-1rr, directly OF indirectly is SIS
,sn.oD ,i -rs psyrienzs- b. -y Pise1r hastH-iaiol
n r,-rrz,i,- sstli1. baak notes OF Az Gscfi toi
The Legislature sLai. proFiae U .eyS Jog -s f@s-s1
%. u f ~ f5,ss Issued pat Y c-rcsi-soa . It.
A1li s.-l -ctE-!.s aIli'-- >sI-''-' - -
r.. -tocsho..e-s syery corporation ana Jo-a--
sE s.,r+sfl0r for hakig purposes ssu1= oAaA ly-e-
ri lr.i 81 ,ao-- credits % circulars - Elos-E H--ei
H. So nv at ,-ua-T s1All = lT1lA.-f fe-ps
l Ia ,F nr,,u1i o llsis respective -aare o, 'Aarr 20
.u- y, any such corporation or .ssoeiAioh ioF a.
b,- -i = hiI1r;es OF ve-y contracted as- u san
n xse OF *. Insolvency % any 1eA or ee1N1os -
soss..r H.. htltclderS thereof sss4 re e---t-c 20 pI
frrece IN 2ayInsn, over FL CHER cfi'p;s OF slen Va
or ssSDciallcrs
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RESOLUTION.

Resoired That at the next general election and AT the
same time when the OF the electors shall be taken
for the adoption rejection OF the amended Consttu
ton the additional amendment in the words following
q Coored msle citizens possessing the Gualircaons
required by the first OF the second article OF the
Constitution. other than the property qudhcation, shall
the iht for all officers that now are or here.
after may be- elective by the people aer The hst day OF
january, l3ii.'
Shall be separately submitted TO the electors Of this State
Tor adoption or rejection in form following to wit
separate ballot may be given by every person having
the right for the amended Constitution 20 90 de-
posted IN separate box.
Upon the ballots given Tor the adoption OF the SAID
separate amendment shall be written printed part
ly written and partly printed, the words,
e quail outrage 70 cotored Per5oH5 70
Mud upon the ballots given against the adoption oil the
said separate amendment, i'll Ike manner the words,
Equal suffrage 20 coior,d Psr5ons No"
And ON such ballots shall be written or printed, or
partly written and partly printed. the words,
e Consultation. Suffrage
In such msnncr thar such words shall appear tho
outerside oil such ballot when folded.
f. at the said election. majority OF all the votes
gwen tor and against the said separate amendment shall
contain the words
EQUAL Suffrage TO colored persons-Yes,'
then the said separate amendment after the FIRST day oil
January l-I7 shall be separate section OF article Sc
coud OF the Constitution. in full force and effect any
thing contained In the Constitution 10 the contrary not
with landing
Done M Convention at tho Capitol In tbs Guy OF Albany
hundred and fortysx and of the Independence OF the
United States OF America the seyeBiyhrsL
In witness whereof we have here0nto subscribed
JOHN IhACr, PRESIDENT
T FssssI : Ss ssHs see,e,a,ie.
HEsgy W STRoSG,D
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ART. X....Lecnl Officer.

SsCrIoS !. >he-sas clerks OF counties including tae
Teser and clerk OF The city snd county OF New York.
onrrs, and eisct attorneys. shall choscr BY ne eject
ors Of the respective counties. orce IN every three wears.
sn6 often vacancies shs happen Sherias shall hold
DO Other oee, and be ineligible iof The next three years.
after he termination OF their oc-s They may >. reuir
ed. oy law 70 renew her security IRON tle and
d-aa OF giving 'lci security, their osces shall Dc
deemed vacant SCI he county shall BE made
spons.b!e for he OF he ,h-TIi.
The Governor may any officer his sec..ol
rnenoned within The term for which he shall have becu
elected giving % such officer copy Of the charges
against a and an opportunity Of being hesrd II his de
fence
provided for by this Constitution shall Dc elected by
the electors Of e respective counties appointed by the
boG-- OF supervisors. u;Esr COUNTY authorities, The
Legislature <hz! erect All CITY, lowe village ofi-
GERS whose election or appointment : not provided for by
this Constitution SHAH be elected by the electors OF such
cites aud villages Of DIVISION thereof
shs-. designate Tor that purpose Al other officers whose
election appointment rot provided for BY this Const
ac anl al pcrra wil>s chceS nay hereafter oe created
by sv shall he elected by the people or appointed ,e
Legislature nay direct.
s. When he duration any Office i provided by
hi- Constitution. NAV be- declared By iaw, and not
declared, such cce shall De held during the pleasure
he authority making the appointment
!. The time OF eeciing ali officers under this article
J. The Legislature shan provide for Sling vacancies in
Office and OF elective officers. person appointed
III shall hold his office BY virtue ,uch
poinmen; longer Than The commencement o, The political
year succeeding the ngst annual election aer 'he
happening Of the vacsucy.
q The political year and legislative term shall begin
the Of January, and tie Legislature shall assemble
The first TUesda OF January. unless different day may
be provided by law.
~ Provsi6a .hsl ,. made by law for tn. removal for
misconduct mavcrsa,n Office OF all officers (eNcep,
legislative aud udcra whose powers and duties not
local ard legislative and who shall be elected gepersl
elections and also for supplying vacancies created by such
removals.
office snail be deemed vacant where provision Is made
for that Purpose ~ tlis Constitution
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ART. xu....Amendment,.

SEcTIo. |. Any amendment amendments 10 this
Constitution may be proposed IN the Senate and Assembly
and the shall be agreed to by majority oil Inc
elected each OF the houses such proposed
amendment amendments shall be entered Their Jour
mails with the yeas and taken thereon and referred u
the Legislature be chosen the next general election
OF Senators and shall be published for three months pre-
vous time OF making such choice and IN ;he Leg
stature next chosen, aforesaid such proposed
amendment or amendment, shall agreed 10 BY a ma
lor!-y OF all the members elected each house, then
shall be the duty vi the Legislature TO submit such pro
posed amendment amendments the people. in sucf
and -uch tine the Legislature shall prescribe
and 4 the people shall approve and ray such amend
en amendments 5y majority OF the electors qualified
Tor members of Legislature, voting thereon sct
amendment amendments shall become psfI OF the Con
sIilulion.
= Al the general election be held in the year eigh
teen hundred and sixtysix, and IL each twentieth year
thereafter and also such time the Legislature may by
law provide the question Shall there be Convention 70
rev Sc the Constitution and amend the same " shall BE- de
cded by electors qualified 10 vote for members OF The
Legislature and in majority OF he electors so Gua
fed voting a. .uch election, shall decide N .svor OF Con
yenon such purpose the Legislature al IL next SEES
-ion provide by law for the election OF delegates to
.t,hE "a
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IN coNvENr1oN. ALnANY. oc.ober 9. 80.

The Delegates of the People In Convention, hay
ng terminated their Deliberations present 20 you the re
suit OF their abors amended Constitution oil four
teen Articles be- considered together tor your adop
on They have presented Tor your separate consdera
nod section relative 10 suffrage equally applicable 10
the present and proposed Constitution.
In these fourteen articles they have reorgsnLed the
Legislature established more limited districts Tor the
election of the members OF that body md wholly sepa
rated i, the exercise OF Judicial power The most
important State officers have been made elective by the
people of the State and OF the officers OF cines
towns and counties made elective by The voters oil
The locality they They have abolished host OF
useless Offices They have sought at once reduce and
dccentralze the patronage OF the Executive govern
msnt They rendered inyolste the funds devoted
10 Education After repeated failures In the Lesisia
rure they have provided Judicial System adequate 10
the wants Tree people, rapidly increasing IN arts
culture commerce and population They nave made
provision he payment Of the whole state Debt and
the completion OF the Public Works begun While that
deot in the progress Of payment they nave PROVIDED
d large contribution from the canal revenues Toward
the current expenses of the state and sufficient Tor that
nurpose when the state debt shall have been paid and
have placed strong safeguards against the recurrence OF
debt and the improyident expenditure oil the public
money. They have agreed important provisions IN
relation the mode OF creating interpretations and the
liability OF their members, and have sought ~ render
the business OF banking aaie and responsible Iaey
have incorporated many useful provisions more efectu
ally 10 the people IN their rights OF person ana
properly against the abuses OF delegated power Iney
nave modified the power OF the Legislature "ln tHe d
rect consent OF the people amend the Consntut.on
from time time and have secured 10 the people oil me
State right twenty years TO pass difecy on
the question whether they WI! call aConFehuoh LOT INC
revision of the Constitution.
These articles embrace al! the provisions agreed upon
by the Convention constitute the Constitution Of ae
state They are OF course yery numerou4 often DE
peudeut one upon another and DC best conAidefed
a. whole and the Convention have not found pfac.
cabe to separate them parts 10 De separately passed
upon by the people. ,,,.-.
IN the form that VIII enable the people 70 Judge be
tween the old and the Constitution. II the Consn'
luton proposed De adopted, the happiness and pro
gress OF the People tnis state. Will under God Dc In
their own hands. By order oil the CUnYenton
JOHN TRACY, Presiienk
and Delegate from The County Of Chenango
JA4Es T. sTASsrcz,
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NEw-YoRk, MONDAY noRNING ocToBEa ~. 1915

3 Tribunals Of ccocia,-ca nay be established with
such powers Act duties may Be prescribed - zu: tgt
s1c1 tro1sra4s shall have poSS ef 70 FENDER
r taeir matters II difference I'D agre. 70 ABIDE he dg-
eut or assem- thereto n e presence Of such tribunal n
such cases ~ shall - prescribed By law
- The LeElsziurs al rs zrst session seT The adcp-
ton OF this Constitution snail provide or The appointment
Of Iar-e commissioner. whose duty shah be . revise
reform simplify and abrdse TIE rules OF Practice, plead
ia-s, forms and proceedings O: e courts O. record his
State, and 20 report aee1a % ne Legislature, subject 20
th-ir adoption aoG modification from uIce 70 urss
The Legiat7re - Ers session a:ter the adoption
Of his Constitution shall provide for ihe organization
The Court oi ppeas and for Inc business
pending IT ne Court !or The Correction q Errors. and for
the allowance OF s Of error and appeals 10 Tie Cc1r: 81
Appeals frcl he ud n-1;s and DEGREES the present
Court OF Chancerv and Supreme Court and OF The courts
.aa, rI.av be o.Eau.zea anasr us Const.lGi.on.
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patent meoirines.
SANDS'S SARSAPARIrLa
-. ,..,.-,,-., - - - 1-R~ <H3A1 ~-@1~1F


,STs,Se rRo,. An ,NsSxs 49, - "a - :, ,,n
s65s Ks-r,s Es,i RSrag.sss y $4,000.
Eysyeso.s Srupl<s or eseales On = 80 so.ex ~
(>soa.,- Sogr Esss Rag Tsr,a o. T..r~ Sss I{ n.
E.-rc-z~u. sAS Pass Of tif Bsa<s JeAsy S.s~~ r.
- S,.k,t,e Ss1sptezas Scsa:ca or IsrSara - r.
r sT.ss.r frpzs - Of &src~Ts Ssss e.
ls-srsy ETsesarc !=yrsloHes IN LIZA Abe Cars-s-
CeAss,tstiss1l Dsscric5s.
Is ru-iy administration hss been StenSe9 VITA hs hap
p.st re>s q raoy anomalous s5esoass but sehe4y
nIrnr3 70 Al he VOID exists between e,tAaTtc and
zpereut medicines hcrcS Us -oGS eyxrsDGi . hat oi
SltcrstsSc ,esiss--ssrefy pEpNaS .s IONIC 10 lbs
system
Us hsly concentrated for convenience and faEsseily
Containing aois bat the expressed essence. ard Is NE
repFesen;4ive * The SarsspsFa Ho u iae ssnss is-
neT Is SeinIne Ssos Peruvian BARK or Mcspnse q Opa
l. 3 sn lae ,hst ' grams OF eiIAer Sathsis
quantity % .ae SIle substances hence lie sGpc'oIit!
% 49, ,i>s-, - ~ S,u vu.u $3.50 - -
sane aar1.SS N -. dsss,a san o. ai,sea
wnea SAes as'eeao.' - '1' >'e'' >ao insie 20 sax
me Sc ~ ..S .dsr..sa - ~. 49,. =.
60; S,rr,SS.S soseIsve pnSo: fits cTrAs Value n
49,, IEVSs ScSxss
,,y1c.so H. Sept - 1875
No.. S,,NA,,, \ p,n{ Co.., In Nxv lssS cb,Aines
:, 49,. -, - - Ss,,s, SsrScnxri, ana Was
- s,sns :, ~. go - ssS,,Y .Sss-ff ~, .vS,k r,e
,,rsS hS rSs,, go, 80, 80, - 49, arr. III oas
..s - -. - ~ s - ass,ss.s r's =,
- ~ ,.,s .,,Sn,,ns 49, $3.50 "a ,oiv r,ears
-. y, 80 - S - 80 = ~ ~ Sy,,Is "a
'Ne 20 -! az ~ esiNs N,. 'ie -
sn yes ~ 20 'aesoe, aia :! WY ..le eau 49,
800. = =. u. 5s w
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cHRISTIE'S GENUINE GALvANIo RINGS
No MAGNETIC FLUID, for the permanent cure OF
II Rheumatism and all Nervous Complaints ony
ArnncN In New. York. Isl Broadway

What though the cuuse1 may not be explained,
S ss eoi nf ps Ssfc pr PTs q or Pride
Induce mankind 10 sci the means aside.
Nesns , Wnisn bs M OF human snG
r,- CsaI,r,,., c,yu,yr C,LvAsic CusArlvrs have
been suieenHS sous OS,US 'u ,y AMI s.nebt IL The
special complaints for which lhey recommended
Certificates and testimonials from all par's OF the county
puohsh the one hHn0Iedh par ny" N W. w. $50 n,s.,d
Ii y believed tsl IN NE e,, ny, OF on 9d =,
81 sh0ni have been entirely relieved OF tho mos
painful Chronic p,s9rues sH % IeeS many ~
rne mrs mt. Machines constantly recommend his
snncauon M their practce and with tho exception Of
no.. VIM AZ, TOO yrtiudictd 10 gre trial. the invention
has received unanimous favor with the most Intelligent
nor ~. American Esrully
nsrow upiver.nly admitted that the wonderful power
called GALVANIsM, has a mysterious effect upon thu
NERVOUS SYSTEM and that when this extraordinary
ss", nroneri snnIisd that il posse.s.s tho fr
nate csc ia the prompt and permanent euro OF what o
S S ,n r,nsca derangemen, of the Nervons sys
lrr-Al IL 1. in these cases, in which ordinary medical
needed his conndsntly believed have boen found IN
m. j,.ie,ou, appl,coiion Of Galrarism.
CrRtsTIr's GALvANlC RINGS and MAGNETIC
gIITfD nrr recommended only for Nervous Complaints.
bnf rb cmnTi.es much larger number Of Diseases
than is generally supposed Among them must no emu
m.ratai ali cases of
EuMATISM,
Acute or Chrcnic applying the head face o. lhA Gon
TcDooreux Tootbache, Bronchitis Vertigo Nervous anu
Sick Headsche Indigestion, Paralysis Palsy, Ftts, Ep
.psy Cramp Palpalion Of the Heart Apopiexy. stiffness
Joints Spinal Comp ANTS Lumbngo. Nenlga Nervous
Treors Dizziness Of the Head, Pains In tho Chest snd
Side General Debility Deficiency OF Nervous add Phyecs
Energy, and all Nervous Dsord1s-Dy.pepsii, which Is
simply nervous dsarrangement OF me ase'te ofsuns
m9s therefore, be named 70 .S .do9. hs Cal
ln ALL me above pa.niui sha '1 49, 80 sd posi-
uanc hns' and Magnetic ro'a "aso oeon ,o.ai W.
lively AND PERMANENTLY SUCCESSFUL.
Their extraordinary effects upon The system must De wr
preceding complaints they are equally recommended The
bf rs of di,ent nrices being made of all sizes and
~ w -. n-namen,sl na,,s,rs and can bs worn by tbs
" " a., 49, he .iyhte.t Inconvenience
mo-. .Ihsr syrs.hIe ,han Otherwise
49, l,.,v,>,r or,re ppAcpypTS RASDS
oARIEhs' NsehI+ASE'' ~
In cases OF very severe charaeInt ra y, l"us
standing, the power az applied by inc pA'St. M
not sufficient TO arrest ths pIosess y, - Iion il,
matey To restore heaIt lhe .nPtosea ~. IL, .mdas
the GALYASic bELrs bsACsLLi,, a., h. ,a,,ntr.d carr
this oblechoni any degree oi power na ~ g., ,nys,a
readily be obtained and no Complaint 90 -. 1870
rious agent OF Galyanism can AFFECT WIZ " ~ 70 F,
nenty relieved These aftleIes are anal,1t - ~ LII
arms wrists limbs, ankles or any par Of he no'y WIN
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ART. Educatiop.

SECTION The capital OF The common school iiad The
capital OF The literature fund. md - capital OF the U. $
DEPOSIT irad stal - respectively Preserved i-yioiae
The revenue OF lie .sd coron school fund shall be so
Piled - The supper OF schools the revenues o.
the ald .s-acre find saS De- sPpiea ;he support
academies and The Of 80 enp Il he
L deposit 1nd shall each yeHE be Appropriated 70 and
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ART. Xu.nntI,..

Section l. Members OF the Legislature and all officers,
executive ard judicial except such inferior officers
be by exempted shall before they enter on the duties
OF their peciive Offices take and subscribe the following
cath affirmation
" do solemnly swear Tor affirm, the case may be)
that will support the Constitution OF the United States.
and the Constitution OF the State Of NewYotk and that
viii faithfully discharge the duties OF according 10
the best OF my ability
And other OATH declaration shall be required
Is qualification for any oficC Jr public trust
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II shall - the the duty The Legislature 10 provide
for he. organization ard Incorporated Villages, and
especially Tsi-e: their power OF Ssicr- assessment
borrowing money contracting debts sad leaning IheE
cTe1 present assessments S1d IN
tracing debt b. .-fch municipal corporations.
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ART.III... Lesisla,iye.

,sioN The legislative power Of This S,aie shS! be
TSsai N Senate and Assembly.
q sae SenGle shall consist OF thirty-iwo members and
SEaioIs shall he chosen for wears. The Assembly
- Seessi OF one hundred and twenty members,
s9sl DC annually elected.
Inc State shall DC divided n,o thry-,wc districts,
sssied Senate districts each Of which shall choose
-. The districts shall De numbered iron one 20
1.-TWO inclusive
s.ict No,l shall consis, OF The counties OF Suffolk,
eSsaroad and Queens
SSsiiet No. shall consist OF the county OF Kings.
ssSlets No, . Ne No and No shall consist OF The
.ea county OF New-fork, And the board OF supervl-
s@ SAID city and county shall on or before the FIRST
May. 1871 divide The said city and county into the
,se Of Senate Districts to which Il is entitled Is near
,Sass be OF cqGa uamber Of inhabitants excluding
and persons Of color not taxed and 10 be OF coavt-
a., and contiguous territory. and Assembly district
- % divided in the formation OF Senate district
- board OF supervisors when they shalt have compile
Web division shall certificates thereof stating
spSer and boundaries of each district and the popu
hereof 10 be filed in the Office of The Secretary of
Sa and Of the clerk OF said city and county.
D. Nc shall consist OF The co1rdes OF WescheS
n Nsutnan and Rockiaud.
= 4 Columbia
sssiyas '''1A s'A'''. VI VIC eV""'-'' - --N
bs.rct No 10 sbsu c,,,s;s, az ,h. r Jrls,.r AND
Vreeae Az ''''' es"T's' " ''s S0N4'-se VI $50 49,
Nssaecssdy '''-''''V " f''''-'
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
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NEW CONSTITUTION,
r,,med by the Convention of the State of New
Work, and 10 be Approved or Rejected By the
People at the State Election, Nov. 3, 1916.

We the PEOPLE, Of the State Of New York
,,,sul TO ALMIGHTY COP for our Freedom, in OF.
S secure its blessings, do establish this Consti.
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ART. The Elective Franchise.

AerIoN l. Every male citizen OF the age of2l years who
ht have been citizen for days. and an lnhs1lit Of
x Stale year neat preceding an election, and for the
IS four months resident of The county where he may OF
III ais vote shall be entitled 10 vote al such election ~ the
econ district OF hch he shall at The time be resident
0no elsewhere for Sl officers that now are or hereai er
nay be elective by the people but such citizen shall have
eer Tor thirty days next preceding the election, resi-
h u Tbs district from which the officer is TO be Chosen
81 whom he offers his But man OF color, unless
Nsal have been for three years resident ot THIS STATE
c for one yea! next preceding any election shall be
scd and possessed OF freehold estate OF The Nalue or
wo hundred and fy dollars and above al debts and
luerarces charged thereon, and shall have been act-
Wy eed and paid thereon, shall be entitled l" vole
Sch election. And no person o! color shall he subject
ydte, taxation unless he shall De seized and possessed
" Seh real estate as aforesaid.
X LAWS may be passed excluding from the right OF SUI
sae al persons who have been, may be- convicted OF
soSy. larceny Of any infamous crline Ana Tor de-
Ne every person who shall make, or become dlrcctlS
Siaeireey interested in any bet wager depending up
resu; OF Sy election from the night to vote al such
the purpose oivoling person shall be deemed
ave gained lost residence, by reason OF his pres
r ~ o. absence while employed IN The service OF the
suites; while engaged IN the Navigation OF me
o This State, OF the United States or OF the aish
~. nor while student OF any seminary OF eGTnine' nor
kept al aims house or other asylum al Puoi'c
vase ncg while confined III any public prison.
LAWS shall be made for ascertainins by proper proofs
sSssy established
s. Al elections by The citizens shall bs by ballot except
$50 town officers may by law ec directed To De
~ScfNise Chosen
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I,nE ART or DANCINC. WALTZING, .l.e.

rA'HK ART OF DASClNS. WALILl No1 49,. 49, :.
inform The Lsdie. and Genles of Newborn md broos
lyn that the classes IN the elegant accomplishment On
oa1einy Waiting Polka &c In al their new various
styles among which the beautiful and popular Eeeo~s
az danced in the London and Paris Saloons w S1fanens
70, ,h. season At tnsir rooms, CONSTITUTION HALL,
go Bro.dwsy TUESDAY oeeb.r lsth sad a. GOTH d
nc HALL Brooklyn, Adams-sL October I'm Days On
Tui,on in Broadway Tor young ladies' and gentlemen IN
de-, a, every Tuesday and Saturday efieoons a. ana
Tor n. elder ciass Of gentlemen at In the evening
DAYS OF Tuition In Brooklyn for young ladies and gen'
insn under H. every Monday af.ernoon al and SAUL
day morning halfpast g. Gentenens Class Sa0nosy
evenings commencing u5 ,,. ~.
Norag ClAsse. nstrpelng the elder elass o. Less.
in the Mslogrka Niaaets, Watzes. Aedows esS. :. ss
Private Academy commencing al 10 A. d. foi Ni,Is
please inquire above. cireuars of
TO b. haS a, eboy. and the Broox!yn Music
TUESDAY sEAiMoNTRL1 soLREEs VIZ e eI p.i-
rrerce Soyey,aT H. Subscription for ne seaSon 70 ~
- Tor the Solfees. Ladies' tickets % be had
90 ~ NJ ~ RnIes respecting The admission OF Ladies
70 lie soi.ess w be strictly eatoreea a Oh s''Ae'
sions. ,.s-.,s n, .s... ,u,ft ~. s,,e,6s "a
70 g ~ o.. az Ispd