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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-07-14

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform the
L citizens OF Southport aud vicinity that he still
continues TO repair Clocss aud Watches the
lowest prices aud warranted lie has on hand an
assortmen, of JEWELRY. SILVER WARE,
&c. which he will sell al yerv low prices, viz;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
The Bird Depot.

To dc Editor Of The Tribune:
Having noticed for some time past that the Bard
Dp5' kept by Mr.. Bleecker in rpace closed,
Am induced TO ask YOU for information the subject
more particularly regards the following points The
place always appeared to be keptin an uncommony neat
manner kind and respectful feeling was always shown
to those dealing there particularly ladies' and asking
Tor any article little detention observable il
was freed any thing that mi ght offend the eye the
ear or the OF the most t,Sudious; was highly
spokcn the in which II was conducied-in
the family circle We'll by he Press IN general and
if places are cot mp the amusement sratihcaon and
general information which this possessed, and which
carried with the generous impulses and Kind wishes
oil discerning public by the patronage II received ask
why did II iil 10 succeed Is there not a sufficient
taste in the community to sanction an undertaking which
ministers the qualification OF both old and young and
ofwhich many OF both sexes passonaiely fond
Can il be that IN the in which We live we should
have Dry Goods Palaces, cur Toy and Fancy IA
zaars. Club Houses, our splendid resorts Tor
pleasure in every form and vet be- without suitable
place where the Fcatheed Tribe should be congreeaed
together from every cline 10 capuvae by the biancy
of their plunase and euchant by the melody of their
song surprised that the subject has not been All.
vericd 20 before That there i heahiul taste per
vadiug the community can for n moment doubt.
lie. IL be called into action and the individual above
mentioned is To be found let him bc sought out snd IL
uccd 10 try the undertaking again. and my word for H.
with the capabilities be displayed in managing the place
above spoken OF he viii meet with rich reward IN
thus catering for the tastes OF the pubic L
No,o-York, Sep, 10, lsi6.
Mr. L. Blocker, cor lith-st. and Bowery,
would doubtless be glad TO reestablish the Bird
Depot ii some little pecuniary aid were afforded
him. ON terms that would secure and remunerate
whoever should betriend him. To him We refer
those interested. Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

ton, proposed by NJ sTow. % 70 =. il The words
which follow.
Every male citizen OF the age OF q years, who
sHasl have been citizen FOX and inha5i-
ant Of this state year nezt preceding any Election
and FOR the last resident OF the COUNTY
where ne may offer MS vote, stall be entitled
such Election in the Election District o. which he shall
al me time b. resident and elsewhere 70. al off
that hereafter may Elective b. the
People; bot such citizen shall have been ;or 80 DAYS
next preceding the Election resident OF the District
from which officer Is 10 be chosen o- whom ne Of
fer MS To this Is added he proviso fo- men OF
color vino have so freehoIds beio.e This ma on
y surely settles the question.
The Delegates work very hard
Mr.. Brundages Resolution OF yesterday Was IN these
words
hersE il mas beer discovered IN The progress of De-
mocracy thai COP has l-IldGet declaring that hus-
band and VIE shall constitute fesh-and that he
cle=sla-s OF tie domestic and deli gt.
700 refined and affords angymcltt exquisite for Mani
tne institution OF MARRIAGE e hereby abolished and Man
- DECLARED 10 have exclusive WIFE
affections; and the Legislature sta! pass laws adopting
aIi!y W 9igLsUl, oihe. popular enthusiasm.
secure perfect equality 0; rights IN al K
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
From the Cincinnati Enquirer
statement.
those interested

An ANONYMOUS writer in TIE y. y Tribune
o: the I'D MI; appears TO believe that may have made
efforts 10 induce SIR. Powers Mr. Loncworth and Others
TO discountenance the work written by Mr. Lester The
Artist, Merchant and Statesman Whether any effort
was necessary Mr.. Lester and the public can decide
but with regard my alleged part in It have 10 say
that the nrst word exchanged with MI Lons"orth on
the subject occasion OF his having received
letter from Mr. Powers entirely repudA'ng the Work IN
question and il was not Ill after this that had any
Communication with Mr.. Powers on this or any Other
subject from the time | left Florence in The Sprlng
Of l>i5.
have farther 10 say that any person present AZ my
examination the ipterneaons II the MSS NIsTooK
any remark OF he understood IN any way 20 en-
dorse those !nIe;nea!ons as beng By NJ Powers 20
is. FROM this, in reply 70 question alter we eit u,
room hv friend who accompanied me- replied 'aa
in NV opinion the interneatons were not by r Powers
stand ready, any uae that Nr. Lester ga! declare
thnse is:srraItioaS kGrs been made By NJ P0ers, and
Will place the Mss IN third hands 20 give the public ne
details OF ,ha, examination and MI Lester can then
have the benefit OF al admissions have made
have delayed This statement n order 70 aear tom
the friend who accompanied 70 the examination OF
the MSS and who confirms entirely my memory OF the
rnsrsr L c. II. SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
Schools.
DERTU A,IHOY sElIINARY..i

L sons Of correct habits, and DESTROYS of Improvement
for whom they would thorough preparation for
college business are respectfully invited 10 inquire ater
the merits OF This Institution
The Principals long since devoted themselves the in
iere-ing and responsible work OF instructions aGd from
past yeTenc ard feel themselves warranted in
assuring the schoo. public, ihst the reasonable
expectations OF their patrons VIII be- fully realized Every
j. ven promote the persona! comfort Of The
pupils well their rnrtd advancement in MI hat car
II hem for elevated useiness and honorable d-incouin
life.
Tie provisions OF Tue Institution sforl unusual facilities
tor pleasure and safety IN selbaihIns In ~ season
Tie location j. pleasant, and proverbialy hen!hful,
snd daily accessible NewYork anu Philade pha by
steamboat and railroad
Terms SIS per OF - weeks for board ana tGton,
with tie use of books FOR al! En- gi-h studies
The Winter Session Wlu commence On Wednesday,
November !.
Circuar- with testimonials may b. had a Dodd'+ book
store. Brick Church Chapel Ncw-foFA, or OF Tie Prn-
cipAis.
NeSy-Jer-ey. Princeton; Rev David Mag, d d Rev.
Nicholas Murray y b Elizabethtown: Rev James W.
Alexander D. D. Rev Charles Stewart; Mc-srs Abbott;
VIM Hubbard, n. D. Nev-York; Nathaniel Damn. Esq.
Boston Rev. John Mcdowell ID. D: Robert b. Potter.
Philadelphia; Frederick Boyden. Esq. Richmond VIM
g. Whitehead Esq. Suffolk, Va john W. Deun!s ESQ.
Wacran Nd, Charles Oakford. New Orcans Rev Ahrh.
ham Hslsey Richboro. Pa : +. WOODBRIDGE.
} O. NObDbhtDbr.
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CITY ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. al


he NY correspondent, of the Charleston Courier
u ALLEN into the general error OF supposine Crn'A'
sk the carcaturist have arrived here iii the Cam
IA TWAS that celebrated parsonage, but gentle
20 Of that name who has connection with designing
s therefore incompetent to make the illustrations oil
irkee Doodle lboston losI
aayetwo are assured 10y frstratc authority that
REAR CRuIxslrANx, the great Comic Designer did ar
aea&e Cambria and has actually been seen III New
Tx Who shall decide this vexcd question
EsHwAY RopnsRY Morris Barry, of 2i Wa
ss while passing through the Five Points last night
Wsteed up an alley and there knocked down and
Tsed Of SIT in bank bills and silver watch worth 81,
3 men, who Immediately icd, and have not yet
re, arrested
Touch CAsg.-Two females. named Susan
aIaosrd sud Sarah Doane We're arrested last night on
'sige Of grand larceny il having touched MI Hen
sASham out of Se5 in bank bills and gold CON- at q
We Of III fame in Wanutst.
ATTEMPT AT SricIpE-A youug female named
seret Bass last evening attempted 10 take her own
My soy sdose Of arsenic. She was taken 10 the ruin
wa ration house by officer Everson and subsequently
eVsed 10 her friends
AseRsvArEp AssAULT.--W Derry, Phebe
40 Very and c. H. Tsppan colored were arrested ms
ss'saas and detained ON charge of committing NO
W. And battery on oincer GiluersietNe"'' INV ~
AS while in the discharge ct his duties
Observation-Disclosures Haley was arrested by
- - Forum suspicion of having stolen ws,eh
~. ssealanin Bradley colored Henry Williams was
sNSss upon charge of stealing some suspenders
% as,OTe in the ith Ward James Thompson was
s~.S up on charge of stealing two pairs OF boots
ss0aa B. Willis OF the Sth Ward Rossnna Mcken-
SSNsested last night and detained for examination
Of stealing bracelet from Bridget Carroll OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
CASE or pROPSY

We have never known case of Dropsy which ms
medicine used did relieve. The following copy
of , letter Dr. Townsend received from gentleman on
Long Island. Il j. truly remarkable case
FlrBUsu, Long Island, June II 1916
IN TOWNSEND. Ay mother who Is 80 yenrs oil age has
for several wears past been lHhorng under severe case OF
Drop-y VIZ employed. before va heard OF your medi
cine great number remedies but tie disease continued
20 gain on her. much b0hted that u was almost
npoa sble Tor lie down, sleep while lying; her
feet and leg. truly sight TO behold We heard
much respecting your remedy, aud We cot
rud obtain for her satisfaction, not dreaming that II
>snud eevc her as she far advanced IN years and
her disease was long standuglor her complaint had
been coming for almost seven years rue hrsi oou-
e took we could not perceive that 1t helped her the
least with The exception of Increasing her appetite On
n.ng Tie bottle there Improvement IN her
dl,ea- She continued using until she took i've bottles
and -he Is almost. entirely we'll She does not LOOK
Ike the same person she rides out aud walks Win ease
and l. yery comfortable. Tie old lady Is highly pleased
assure YOU Ms well the OF The family, and has re-
cue.t-d IN. 10 write her | md that have mol
half done Justice IL: for have not or cannot describe
now she az pearrd the suffering she experienced, or Tie
great trouble she was for long time In her helpless
condition Yours, respectfully, Sec. JAMES ALLEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

n HENRY BRADLEY, the Liberty party can
.s for Governor, has taken the stump and given out
rpantments to speak in Madison otscgo, Herkimer,
0tiiA Jefferson, oswego, Wayne md Ontario Coun-
from the Sh to the oath inst We heartily approve
open canvassing and hope it will soon become gen
IN, here as in the West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

AFIIh congressman I3lNIlfrI--T fitfkIhtr hIlu
anyomery Cos) ABRAHAM VvN ALsTyNE of NJ
q We learn verbally that Deputy Sheriff
SEbewtcR of Columbia Co. was ON Tuesday morn
ng resisted in serving a bench warrant in the
sTnship of Taghknnic, knocked down, and consid-
r,bly but not dangerously injured. The process
Aws serving is said to have some connection
Eih the Manor difficulties, and the outrage will OF
curse be charged to the account of Antl'Rent =
We look to hear accounts of more outrases be.
tween this and the Election, to be charged on the
hhRenters, whether or no,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

Ed NJ. HoYT, so nearly killed at Richmond,
rlhst week by a jealous husband, is likely to
lie His symptoms decidedly worse, and the Mayor
rpOsponed the examination OF those accused OF kill
z him on the testimony of his physicians that his ics
cay canno, be taken but u, the imminent peril OF his
u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

arsrERlous-We learn that MIR. Wood Cash
Suf;he Bank OF Rome, left the City OF NewNork on
@rd the steamer Massachusetts ON the 18th day oil
SFambcr last and has no, since been heard from Tie
rsn III health and il is feared that he may have been
sea the passage. He was a man in easy circums'an'
u md Of rreproachahlc character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

MNSr-Kcnnebunk on Monday elected Wing
representative by about 80 maiority-Whie gain
bout 60 since the lst trial. The Representatives
ryw stand IS Wings TO 45 Loco Focos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
DOARDTNG SCHOOL al New -FsiTaeId. e

ftOOI- u Ne" FaA'L~iN' I'M
ID Tie Wiuier Tern ScoGrnce on ie hrsi oil No'etti-
be- The system OF instruction i thorough ard practical,
adapted 10 he capacty Of The eaSEer, embracing a.! The
branches spp-r,sirng 10 comprehensive Engi'h snf
Classical Edlcsou The pupils under the rned late
care OF The Principal who only attends most seduou-
J.! 10 lher education. but viglzntly regards Aer persona!
habits CLEANLINESS pOeness and department Ieriis Tor
board and u.i!on 800 per payable quarterly IN
advance RsferepeeJ-R D. Covert, W sllst " " " m
Hy.r SO ENchung-; Stephen Barley, - Lioety-s " m
Ho!drfdye 76 Lb--.ysi Re-. George Peek, DID go MuI-
berrysL: WA Curnbersor. lGi Prosp-ct-st Brooklyn;
John Nav,or u saaon-st Brooklyn. Addresses left with
H. above named gentlemen VIII immediate aiien-
fior JESSE PECK. Principal on "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
CANCERS AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS
rHr CANCER cAS Be crzED
49,. = ~ Cl-lcr..iorsy

HIt.o,lt SUI sica! Operc:i0Es-
~ DR. w lillian II, Norris, OF PEl-.d-ip;Iis / nciF
~ visit 10 Mex YORK where he XII; remain few weeks
IN, he ,r-s,. of consultation md treatment = me case
M Csnc.r. III. plan : e1si pay ory after cure and
he MAKES no charge for CONSULTATION Ii, rooms are Al ne
Atlantic Hotel grosavav. Nureru1s CERTIFICATES caS o-
exhibited. Ree! ihe following =, = - % "a,
PLEASANT NILS P o. y ! Jac- . ISi'.
WSt Y. NoakIs Esc--Sirs have ENpefleHe5e 70 Il
convenience IRON Lie cAcsr " icA y94 reno 60 IlOli IE
nos. bou, wear since end believe La you AaSe eEu~y
- =, ~ .r---,, :or .x-!Te year. before applied
10 Won ana ICrfr thai -re st;rnsed oy seyers- yay-i
-is r obrr persons who p-ofessec themselves abe %
rur- cancers ri,hcQi G@rvirg sny oeiei UC1 mem
t..rsors -b-rtaly certify that youf f-eale' o' c%c:
!. t ssi pa: s.sd only scaciOs one nave ever Eel
with Respectfully your ooei!etii -
TIN. nav c,rzy Tia, l. Je.- Lrvio1 u The Township
=. S-f5, T.s COMFY. have Zee. A---cted W ! 81
ar on my -,pi- Tor --aiis - ro--A> and cuE1Z M
,reI sY1li-i % a1csr cocaf- frl1 E.ota
l or no benefit: bu. having net VIZ " -ieH. n x'ot
rs received from him !ot-! A'a eOfa'ss e-i q 49,
tn.ry Gays III, f.-~ ial.
"'-ae's Il. -a'4' s JESSE LEEDoM
r.. Application. 10 WILLIAM L NORRIS, Al .
g,- $50 he hos.rs .. 10 zi ococs, OF 10 6fs-
w.ca Z; g.! other hou-s
r- Wafer Cure Hou.e.-Mrs " : aGve e9si: :z
re n ,sc.ive psr.;, Il her bouse 81 feminist New
Mr. G. ais, v,.is lsies nad children = is1r homes and
rires directions for the application Of si-f Cure 81
J.. Coleman, Exehanze Broker, No o., .
wallis; Sew-Ycrk UrcErrs1i Noney oouglt - -
- ~ .iIv-v ped notes sd crss collected OF >,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
Association In Ohio.
correspondence OF The Tribune.
CrSrRsyrrly. Ohio, Sept. ~,


CESrRxvILLx Ohio, Sept -, 1876
sR GRpEIyr. The Association
: s'' some friends here have heard Of number
opinions favorable 10 il; Whether they are
~ ofpeople who are suited TO the transition move
~ Know not The progress made by the Trumbull
b IS doing great good. People begin TO say, " If
ir.S bang together under such bad circumstances
~ oss time and no difficulties occur. what must
"a ssos now that they pccuniar;ly independent
a. NC heard l presume, that the Pc!ersburcaers
Sade money enough 10 make that Association in
JssSens may be over.sanguinc bu, feel confident
sT complete success. fear our Eastern friends
=. S sufficient faith in our efforts Well trus, we
=. s1ppoint them The TiNsmbun so far as ,,csns
- % any thing stands first OF any Phalanx in the
n States. and as to harmony among the members,
- say tina, there has been no no difficulty yet
Yours, truly, J. d. 5.
hssaEw STEAMBoAr-A new iron steamboat is
o.. sonstrueted under the auspices OF Hon. JoisS
itss soy well known in steamboat enterprise on the
waters Of Lake Ontario. it is TO be run between
sssssso and Montreal, and is expected 10 make the
w miles, in 81 hours.
NT%W Nashville
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

L Term of Mr and Mrs. A-hbe Fnller Family Boarding
School for Girls and BOYS, Kent. Conn will open Nov i-ih
Number Of scholars limited twelve Terms $50
sion OF weeks. including board. tuition wash
ing fuel lights, bed Ant Neutrality-suspicious. IN advance
h,. Primo pal may be the National HOTEL Cor
and st Nil UcL Gun and Nov 5,h Ill "Wednesday the
lin ,She he wiz leave the City with his pupils adj
d-.se, By letter ~ III call al lheir residence. RftreeI
Mrs Catherine VI Srd -yick, be addressed by letter
tn Sinih--L LenoS Mass. Nh and Hrs Charlie. srd 2
wick Lenox siass Theodore S-dgyvick, ESQ - Wallis
DR. Peter PRATT. 90 Lbertyst Roderck SedgSTick - W
Washingtou-place. Prot Henry White, D. D. 81 rnh-sL
Rev Horace EaIOn John Sosson, ESQ
P-zr.-sL A q. Haxian. - GrOve-st Rev. w. w An
dreyys Kent Conn; = II. Walsol ~ EXchange-place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

On ra refer readers 20 Iht Varluu- M r-
ti.t,Ets OF these celebrated articles which appear n our
paper They are recommended for rer-9Tt complaint
.ls.. al is-t.. 10 winch Ordinary medical 81
very ue avail aud are certainly worthy he s-otion o.
rhe Afflicted The only otnc- Newly ork for he g-uine
articles i lsz Broadway ALL & 4AGos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
Farming in Western Newly ors

III Geals,e TaIley-F I>z.- Co-P-t1-rsses-s< Bug =,
Pcs fG-ze-.-Tse T-i5sHe-I1tg-occs ;7ES5czf-.-
God. Fisey1-E- SIR l-e- Tie Veg plz
Ps1-I=.e-1c--c-cs Gaf Sz5eGe--f Re- Ttiy. ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
w h4es
William Rcbh.


William Bcbb. David Tod
-ssnd Congress.
l. VIM Greene Ind. james j FaraD.
r. David Fisher. Elijah Vance
ILL., r C. Schenck f. A. Cunningham
r. Richard S Candy. William kershner.
Y. Morrison X. Waite. William Sawyer
VI. (. Driesbach. Rodolphus Dickinson.
TlI Thomas l.. Hamer.
WI J. L. Taylor. lie Grand Byngton.
* Thos. o. Edwards "A. l.. PERIL.
X Daniel Duncan. Samuel hedary
M John r. Miller.
Ill Samuel F. Vinton
Kill Pcrley b Johnson. James Richey.
Nv ALEX. Harper William Tracey.
" Benz. $. Cowcn. William kennon, Ir
XVI John D. Cummins.
XVII Van Brown. George Fries.
JTIlL d. A. Starkwcathcr.
TX John Crowell. r. p. Ranncy.
N Josh r. Giddings Zenas Blish.
GxL Joseph NJ. Root Josinh Harris.
Members OF the present Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08
Ohio Election.

The election for Governor Members of Congress
md Legislature takes place Tuesday Oct. - The
blswing are the candidates Of the two parties for
Goyenor, and Members Of Congress as far as known:
Candidates (or Gorun0r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

Tr,rsr.psIo SPgEp.-The Watertown Jeaer-
sonisn ANNOUNCES the arrival OF the Geaevs Gazette OF
April - twenty two weeks ana day from the latter
rlac
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
ropucctirnt Town EIection..

qoxn Elections were held throughout Connect.
"a, on Monday, and the results are most gratifying
- the Wing cause. AS far as heard from :-Litch.
ssB ,gain Mddletown, gain B Berlin, gain, Bur
larton Bristol, Avon Coventry. Hebron, Manches
-, Neriden, gain Simsbury, Waterbury, Ply
,ocuth Lyme, Prospect North Branford, Bridgeport
s,dWoodbury, have elected the entire Wing tick
=. CRANKY Windsor and Bloomfield Loco. Foco.
R.tslehem, East Haddatn and Sufiield divided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

" HERKrMER Co. presents the following Wing
s,ket. Sheriff, AARON PErRIE Of Little Falls AS
vrbly. ZoSAs ELDaED ASA CHATFrELD. Mr.. Petrie
t,o on the Liberty ticket but trust there is no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

NEW-l OK, J0ly l. 1870
DR. TOWNSEND Dear SIR: Nearly twenty years ago /
toos violent cold which settled my lungs and affected
me very severely; indeed finally became con,tan.
h.ekirg cough bt not prevent from at
lending 10 my business Within ths la! few years Il IN,
creased on me gradually. A. iast became rednced
Srsssa with diligently aud raised with my cough much
bad matter and the months previous TO using
your Sar.apnrs. had regular nghi.sweais' Indeed my
hriepd- and myself supposed that would die with the
Cousumpi!on but have the happiness Ia inform you
thai--;o my surprsc-ater using lhree bottles OF your
Sarsaparila ind my health restored IL relieved me
grndullly nll enjoying much better heath 'han
have before in % years had almost entirely lost my
app-t,rr which il also returned You al liberty 10
publish tins wi;h my IN the papers II you choose
Nv little gri, who Is three years old, had very bal
alarmed on her account. While using the medicine gave
her .o,n Of H. and entirely relieved her rs well as
nvs.f and she AZ well and hearty AS any child
Ever saw She slso ull Of little bloiches TOOK them
away and her smooth and fair now and am sat =
saI IN. received her health frOm using excellent
medicine. y. w IoNslNl' NO ~ oo"e'y'
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~ Dir. Chri,tie,. CaIyanic and Magnetic

MORRIS ROBINSON, PreslderL
S,N'L. H,SSAy. Secretary
MlxrrsN Posr. NJ D Physician So Broadway. Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-08

MR.. W. WHALE AND AUGHTER respectfully
INFORM the Ladies and Gentlemen OF New FOX and Brook.
Iva that heir classes IN tie elegant accomplishment OF
Dancing Waiting POLKA, &c in NIL Their new various
syies among which L. the beautiful and popular Eedow a,
A., danced IN the London Paris Saloons Will commence
for the season "a their rooms, CONSTITUTION QALL,
tj1 Broad IL ESDA I, October lJh and al DOIlI-
&c HALL Brooklyu, Adains-sL October l-ih- Days OF
Tuition IN Broadway for young ladies' ald gentlemen un
every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon, al j. and
for The elder class OF gentlemen NJ IN tie evening
Days Of Tuition in Brooklyn for young ladies' and gen
tenen under H. every Monday afternoon AT and saIur-
DAY morning III halfpasI 9 Oenilemen's class Monday
evenings commencing n g.
Morning Classes Tor s,ruc.iGg The elder class Of Ladies
IN The Mazourka Minuels. Wazes Redows etc. al their
Private Academy, commencing al 10 A. NJ For terms,
please inquire above Circulars Of particulars now ready
to had above. and the Brooklyn Music Stores
TUESDAY SEMEMONTHLY SOiREES VIII COM
November II. Subscription fof The season 80 Pn-
p- charged for the So.ees Ladi. tickets TO he had
only OF Mt w Rules respecting the adm sion OF Ladies
The SOirees Will be strictly enforced on former Occa-
.u1-. ,
Academies Schools and Private Glasses viii be attended
by Mr W and Dsu ghter, and also 81 iheir Acadeny
/ SO sXiirav.uu- 80 ls,pu