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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10
The SsnInnie Indian,
THE LATE coUNoIIs-SURKINDER Or rHE MUIR
THEIR REFUSAL TO EAfIGKATE.

THEIR REFUSAL TO EMIGRArE.
Prom the Washington Republic, Nov.
We have been permitted 10 read. aud make extract,
from, private letters received in this city from gentle
man who was present at the late seuuc bet ~een the
S.mipoles and the commanding General Ia Florida,
and whose kno~ledgs Of the language Of the Indians
snd long residence amongst them, impart weight aud
snahoI,y to he t.t.nen;s The rep Pile, Of ,ssasvs;
indicate inc ., ts sro, .n,ea
Bsy -.a wflch were relied upon "a almost Official.
The commanding General and party reached Tampa on
me l,th rt The indians some nxty or ss,y IN num-
deIers aud the hand " the fourth, who killed In
the attempt capture him Every chief and sub-chief
Of mote In the nation there They looked hsggard
and Depressed aud spoke Of their having gone through
much trouble and many trials In capturing the young
mtn who committed the murders Indian river.
After the United states addressed
TIE council h@upwhs, the chief speaker 81 the
on replied 20 foow, to that part OF it which related
We pot expect vi. talk When you began this n.-
sstftr b Shoe Ian Oid sss viii Sos ss,s my country.
sgr,h ,aa be SPOKE for your fIede9t he
W ssd hat 50 loss a. our people the treaty
aud lately ~hsR youss men broke the ,. this
sS s',SI1 .E si;as;S ~; s%s sS' :s No:
e.uc and itmissd 20 sve ample satsstioni ans from
tesrs ,Sd lave trough, tee other, 70 Be flsi By y.a
snS veil tIis5 hs arb there has Zen much trouble
,t,h', eg would Be satisfied N.Y. When you Ash =. 70
Co. nor our people. wsss ,i%s hias ,,ls
10 's Ssisgason poso0i I, be sc%eossa 81 'nens.r
q The triis heretofore .migrstei 70 Arkansas. and
trousLt rlufica 20 induce ti cir friends follow
thep) AID net invite th,m TO come and see some
@ S %sSy S1S; " ss zs. i sss
b s ann and had q s:sf
would not have helped eeiiver these
Billy BoNlegs Who IL fine looking fellow Of forty
followed With srea, ssruestness aud dignity of manner
After TALKING somevhGt 20 the effect as Assam
vis though WITH more wdness Of phrase, but not Of
manner be added -
I'VE hs,. made more stringent laws than ". Aavs
ever had tetre and have brought here many young men
trd 70 the terrible OF breaking our
Ieaceltvs brossht them here that they might see thr
comrades delivered 10 be killed This BUSINESS nae csused
tears tut have done justice nov pledge you my
VOID that II you viii thi talk Of leaving the eouany,
other outrage shall be committed oy ny people
or ~ ever, hereafter, the worst smors NJ people
sia the boundary and DO any mischief 70 your
rsorie look OF sppbns eeuuets 70
TALK will sle pach ard shoulder ~ sns nv pso-
ME will 10 the faoe will all wsls down 70 the
cre and will afk tut question where the boat
carry Z Artansasi
A day vas appointed for another council, but they
aid not promise TO attend There was an inf~msl
rrrp,,ee that soma ruure~ would come IN 10 sas
.Lo .L..,,, but sney often observed thst they
uss stunned and scniused b. the talk, and
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TO TaE LApIEs.-EpwARp H NEWMAN. NO ssl,I
SCHOOLS, &c.


OF french-Professor A Groler respectfully informs
me- anq he puone 10 genera That ne VIII on
o'clock ut his residence 30 Wooster between Blocker
and Amity SITS A. G. having than his family
need would be willing TO let them with breakfast and
young gentlemen who should wish
acquiring the practice Of Frep they woud besides have
the privilege to join the classes without extra charge
R00KKEEPINo. ARITHMETIC, sc.ARETuoRoUGH-
- ly and practically taught by w. j. Renvile, No. go
Broadway corner Of Reade Each student is separately
and carefully instructed and vapdy advanced his
dies. Open day and evening. Terms moderate.
A SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED TO TEACH A PRI-
"A vete Evening School. lie must be well acquainted with
mathemafe also thorough in all the
Of English education. Address n H. lao Post
Office, with n ference, &c.
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NEW BOOKS, &C.

MI ORGANS LITERARY DEPOT, ExCHAN0E PLACE,
lv1 adjoining the Pest Once, New Orleans. Ls-Atthe
above may always be found Books OF de-
ssrpton consisting Novels History Biography, Scientific.
complete Assortsnt Of Stationery, together with ali the
principal Daily and Weekly Newspapers Magazines
Country orders for article in the trade supplied sad for
warded with despatch Books mailed. Prompt attention
paid 70 any work ordered By mail Foreign Books ported
Literary Depot adjoining the Pos. once New Ossns La
+. S-Compete Arrangements have been made with the
Psnsp. PSSl.hsr. thIoushous the Unisn. supply Of
TJ>BE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR ls50-THIs POPULAR
Annual, beautifully embelshed, bound in cloth, and
gilt surprising previous number the elegance Of its
style and the value Of its contents will be published about
the middle OF November IL will contain Railroad and
Map Of New England and the greater part Of ths
all the important places therouies finely engraved
steel and alone worth the price Of the whole work
Calendar and Memoranda embsshed with Yignotes
Of the Twelve Prssdents Of the United Stass with brief
pete City Record being systematic compilation Of the
rous Departments Of the Government Recent Laws fnan
Public Improvements including the Water WORKS with
nne sngrayn) Busisess Directory Of Boston, Tables Of
roads Telegaphs Expresses omnbusses Mails and POST
to all Parts Of the World Rates Of Wharfage Weather
Tables Local Events &c. State Government, Probate
Courts, and Commssio.ers Of Insolvency, in ka u. s.
nated General Events during the Of tumut and
change and many other useful statistics This Almanac has
7 closely and ordinary
svo Of $50 pages which would sell for tvsor three dollars
liberal discount at Wholesale IL 10 retAed at ell the
In New England and the cities Of the South and West The
work WILL in future be conducted BY the
ably TO with the late s. N Dickinson
Co.. 80 Cornhil, TO Mr.. Thomas Groom 50 State Street,
publishers viii be early answered. COOLIDGE WILEY
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AmUsH m 4. Nl'S,

,,, WI ( acted he sssgesS oTfsiIc osss n j.
bs sd ss NJ DSDa
SIXs isff q s:%s,
MAJ wsT t. sSIsnds Min the Of aoBEs
Jordsn Marie Jordan Doors opsn at halt 8 cur
tain ri.e at Z Boxes IS cents pt and Gallery i2s
CgANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE. SATURDAY.
a%r a'' ca 4%Ss Tasl csS4s
bS1e Ses Mrs fsdy MRS g. T',ays MRS GAR
perts astonishing pNornanee To be followed by the
dun Mt Taller oslssa, gr E: Burke viStOT., Mrs.
erps1t IN Ii: S1aSi is hpssysr Part AmOdO
sluee with the Hottie iSp@Iaereia Miss ISolysr~
Boxes .5eentsi Pit las cents. Doors 81 o'clock
with the e % PEGGY s
Nary is,or which opera cstsd liz T
Smile Mr. s,l pa sg fsTS iS%a s Or %sr Mr.
ssnssSe With s's; ilfS' 10
Goodlanb Mr. eAnson; Lacy Mary Pringe, Mss Sinclair
% Gicr FIJI ss cents Dress Circle
CIRcus--AsToR PLACE.--TRE AMPaIruEArRI
~ has been rehl ted for she Winter Campaign air fur
work has superseded the canvas interior spienddiy en-
sp s''h Mes p pIs of the p5n
GsGwaiader Runna. Brewer HuSte viii appear in shss
The pubic are speeSiy Rat Mr. Wallet. .
celebrated English Clown Is engaged, and will
MAcALLIsTERs TEMPLE OF ENcaANrMENr,
wi Chinese assembly Roons-rOstyey the las. night,
viii be- and Shy am Ss:f
ssht.sn E among Which are the AmpoatiOn q
Suspension in the Air Of Madame Macaster with many
s n cSdrsn a pcs . s
the day. Commence at ~.
ERANKLIN THEATRE, us CHATHAM SQUARE
boxes She above place smassmenss open every sSc
ming under the direction Pauline from The Royal
With ars
Ivaled troupe Of Model xrtistes numbering twenty seven
S''s variety Sa
.,ssr an An ssr100n performance
AN AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE TAKES PLACE AT
"a three o;SGs to, day at tho Franklin Theatre o Chat
OF other entertainments Stage seats, ooe boxes De
MECHANICS INSTITUTE LECTURES, 1919 s,d 1859
Grand street, ntrcdu'ory address by ths Hon zadSs
Subject Ideal and Actual" During the :veniss
sy g%s:
k'sre, viii 's delivered on Monday evening Of each week
ff:s:y fs,,s: D.
the S. sns Omission IS en. ~ dms :.S
,mnn and Two ails: % cents. Terms q msms.
isgss Of m,mieriYree admission with family lectures.
aSass.4 frS% ss as
e. nfs :. ' s 6
nh: On a. Of Each h A. Ss ss
Rooms.
MAGNIFICENT Ex4IBITIoN.-EvERs' GRAND
WI original antie reries of Moving Panoramas open
evening for thort previous being exhibited
in London, at Stoppani's Panorama Hall, Broadway,
Of walker street. This magnifcent chef
Of artistic skill from original drawings by the celebrated
are painted 10000 feet Of canvass being by
raj thousand feet the largest painting In the world
York City, City of Brooslyp. wansburgh East River,
Hudson River, and the Atlantic Ocean These paintings
Of such mmsnse magnitude that II is impossible
scribe them Some conception he formed when say
that this wonderful painting contains the figures of
million Of thou and Of thousands Of houses
ship. ssges boats The awful and magnincen Of
the Aston Opera House Riot the grand and sublime spectacle
Of the Burning Of the Park Theatre They have nearly
three in preparation. and cost 5000 dollars
open atta o'clock Panorama 1T ~ precisely. Ad-
mission 70 cens Children under half price
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NEW MEDICAL BOORs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work. ke and treatmei Of private diseases
strctures and all kindred affections Of the urinary oian
Illustrated BY number 81 beautifully c0ored plates
81 lsTre life. BY Hover Bcstwck ~ D. Lsfse 9narto
$50 "A edition Price $40. Extract from the bosten
Medical Surgical Journal 80 IL may be said esressly
= be equal 70 kic6rds Acscns work on The same family o.
diseases and far superior 70 thing ~ the nd ever pup
hehcd in this eeuntry. Author Of the worx on semrs
nissons Inpotcpcy, se, esnsSd ~ impreper .sn,s
Fourth sdion II plates Trce ST. FOR sale ~ the fuosh-
ers sneer &Tovnssnd Brondvav and by the Author
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MILLINERY, AND DRY GOODS.

A BRAHAM KASTOR, IMPORTER, 39I BROADWAY
"A intending retire from business acquaints his friends
and the public in general that he pared
goods at extremely lew prices to close the The
stock goods consists Of rich Frnges and Gmps and
all kinds Of Trimmings black silk Laces and thread Laee
thread lace Collars and Cuffs thread lace ve French
Blends fer trimmings Kid Cloves ks, &C. Wholesale and
retail customers are invited to call.
ITO TIE LADIES.-EDwARD II. NEWMAN NO. ssIx
broadway, Opposite the Theatre) Offers considerably
under regular prices, fine needle collars
sleeves infants robes waists and caps Swiss
and JaeoBet trimmings embroidered vaenciennes collars
and cuffs lace sleeves and under handkerch lace
wells thread and imitation lases breakfast caps
head dresses dress caps mourning goods Kid gloves &c.
No deviation in prices.
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MUSICAL.


VOCAL MUSIC AND HARh0NY.-CHEvEs SYSTEM
v ~ Oh kernault 10 to commence Glass In Vocal
Music and Harmony that celebrated system, which
opens he means learning music TO those who yainy
be able read kind music that he
becomes master Of the theory and rules Of composition On
the classes OF n X. the difficulties Of sipgng and
Are only new 'timviant instead Of to the pupil
Persons DESTROYS joining the class will leave their
with Regnau II Howard street, where will happy
ts afford all further information.
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-THEs SUBSCRIBER. IN
lVl porter and manufacturer has removed from 81
Islten street, between william and Gold streets whore
will continue to hep the largest assortment Of Mues
strunsnts In the city, wholesale and retail.
EDW d BAACK, ~ Fulton d.
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SPORTING.
FOn SALE AND TO LET.


VALUABLE PROPERTY IN TIE CITY OF SAN
Francisco. California, for sale The undersigned hav-
ing several valuable Building Lots in the city of San Fran
CISCO comprising FIRST beah and lots with pro-
second lots in the centre Of the city desirable
business locates third lots we'll suited FOR private resi-
asnce or f legal and other professional persons will offer
Francisco and after the 9th day Of January, 1880
DICKSON l. HAY.
TWENTY SIXTH STREET LOTS FOR sALE.-THREE
Lots the North side Of Twenty six III between
the Sixth and Seventh avenues: Inquire Of
JOHN JAY. 20 Nassau street.
ITO LET-TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, FOR LODGING,
in house pied by small private family, In aplea
SAINT location in East Broadway two three rooms fur
changed Address E. B. W.. Chatham Square Post Office,
which will be promptly attended to.
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A m USE WEN1cs.

BROADWAY THEArRE-E. A. MARSHALL SOLE
Saturday evening Nov viii be- p perform Cd the
:s' ceS.s
1GSy Mr. HG .s Sasnsss MT NJ, shaw Anne o.
olivia To conclude with the new comedy Of MS LAST
s Mr. l co1 Mr. k Ms u.s. Nwhb
s sS:9 FsSy Gs Dress Circle and Par
c6sInY N.Y.
baw',n A9tghosof tphesus ns 9owarS p5o@lo Of syra
xaeh Mr. jshn ssf'sni Asana Mrs. M.yafs Le.9is
s' hSi ned nS % f
G Gsrp NJ M raes' oS 9oysid Phillips; Young
T T F2S h,G's mrs Tst Mating MGSan Ms,
fo,msDce TO commence at half. past o'clock.
RuRToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREEr-sATUa.
as psgSs1 SI% IF S Ss
Mis- Kate. Ms Russell. First time new farce called
PIGGY GhhEh-sr Edward Roverly; Mr.. Clarke; Peggy
i siS the ssSSs:
karl Mr. sihrIs; Madame RoguSnErain. Mis-: chSp@,n;
eosd Tier Is sents pvats Box IS an s Soss onsS
half past @ to commence at Z O'clock
ITALIAN OPERA, AsToR PLAoE.-sIGNoR G FoRTI
vii s"r e:
ss H. BORG sns h9rshs:s
signor BDesentaSG Viieio,so snOr Patti Liysrott Mad
GUSett s GuSS and Director Max MSrss
@ ris Of ds s Ds seat: in Ss1ei Or '
Tie door on the evening of perOrmance-parque ST. am
RARNuMs AMERICAN MUsEUa.-r. T. BARNuN
One Week More Of the Eartnsi Family whose wonder
with the RaSs
weSy aA a %H. Psss asr
ns,~, ssrrissd Ro'o, Clark Higgins Misses star
skeleton Of am sqSrSS Whale s0a x
under 10 years of age, l2,s cents.
MEssRs. BURKE AND HOFFMAN RESPECTFULLY
" announce that their Last Concert this will take
s:sH1f %; ssis sss%'
Mss5s Emilio C. nslma tsnoIs G. ninrichsen, baritone
Ss
Concert to commence at sand conclude about 10.
THE oAMPBhLLs ARE COMING. SOCIETY LIBRA
Of have a S GHo 70 to the ads
socsty Library Monday evening Nov IL and continue
sSrp ss s @ ., and o
On Target cur and Drum Major sgnCS Luke
turday afternoon Concert at o'clock.
WALLBALLA, 81 CANAL sTREET.-MRs x ELLERs
Celebrated Troupe OF Female Models of the Fine Arts
design % enc s &S;'
nsht "a o'clock Extra performance every Saturday ats
nANIEL IN THE LIONS DEN-THIs ExrRAoRDI-
sgs. bubble bSs.dsss should visited y II
large collection Paintings Of one hundred1
TSs re- seem ss.n: ts
hs IN h. Of vss,; also for the s5ss tim:
appeared in the States Admission the whole Is
MR.. l.. HATToN WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
M form the public that he purposes giving series OF hu
steal tetsiDmeit at tho Sooty Library Rooms
evenings Of Wednesday the 7h Thursday the sh Friday
the 9Th aid Saturday the 10th instant which occasions
he will OF his most avorite in addition
others which have yet been In New York lie has
also the services OF the vocalist
FRAZER For further particulars
Tickets so EACH may be obtained at tho
N usie stores and at the door.
NR, J. l.. UATTON BEGS TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
II inhabitants Of New York. that he will give his Last Con-
W be
assisted BY ks Fanny Frazer, who will sing some Of her
most admired English and German Ballads aud join
Hatton in grand duet for performers piano
forte composed expressly for these concerts Tickets
To commence at o'clock.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.


WATcH GLASS MANUFAcToRY.-Joay FLOCK,
e% wis% ,'s 5eSs.sS h, ssp;s Of yrssoh and
so.s wishing TO buy good and cheap oush TO call on him
DRECIous .JEwELRY-MM. kARRET, JARRy, 4
GAME Is brcsawsy have received from their s.ls;
Sssf.Hfn az, ~ :,s Iss AND beg beg, r,,p,s . III.
superior the Partisan articles 70 any other.
TIC JEwELLERsanPREcIo AND IMITATION
sepsany on large assortmsnt Of stones Of
description and is constantly receiving fresh impOrtA
DANCING ACADEMY OF NILE. PAULINE pEsJAR-
- dine hs Academy sSys par, a. No wtsSi1s
:s:s:: ME-. s ssss the ~
DRoPosALs FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der rsSFS,.: VI. ss Tss,,,sd q:
ssi for fuTni:hi,s r.ons e 4: Usisi sss.s.
z. following .,.'isP. g! the y,,r s .P;TSSg,h
LSps .ns s.n fSr. hsSfs,S, ss,
lnston Dstrie, o. coisnba Bach ration sonsli one
pound md q bee: ,s, {. ssg9.
' Esls i Ssaps !: s S: e Il PS: sSSs ':S
two s esi & f for rSS SirS srs sSs s
and ose and half pounds q good hard .sllog
On Che order q each station either
sS sos rs 81 n sas 'a ,ss sS % Nc %
msss pori The q quality Of ths fnds
this C Snis.. 81 Two hundred dol
sh NE "ssy 'S ,Rs up must 1 e. ~
.isl person. To endorsed "PrOposh for Rsons
Aco. AN1cnoLsoy, ou,rlermas..r NAg.,s cerp..
NorIcE.--sEALrDr PROPOSALS WILL BE gEcr,vrD
the Once q The n:'iss ns. %
Tsur,dsy tie sth q Nevembsr Tor supplying the United
s'. a's dfIs rs s'i s r.
81 sSSs sss Tssiss S.';' ). ss
such susne, BE from time time required for the
.s ). ss.sSssS ~ he xs.sssa ccSai.:,ry q suS.ss
BID. Inv A'" WV s''' ''''"f 7. J. JacSs3S,' wv
lst Lieut. let Arty. a. Q. s.
CoAI.-BLAcK heath, reg OR CRATE SIZE COAT,
~ nov sneins in pine order For AL usss densadns IN
ss.r IGNITION than Lehish This an gusgu.ed coal For
broadway and corner q rSoSpscn ard Fsurts SIS,
WIN A. TYSON. PUBLIC cATERER. 81 THOMPSON
street near spring would inform ~. ladies'
ssS IT, ,isny ss fuIpi. . S,ssns dinner aud va
spsds' ladies' Trays BsSsts Git China ssSgiss BraE.
Bohta jelly russsy. 3yssefs Gods snd waters
notice very reduced prices N. Boards ofnvta-
nrPor OF FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, NOW as
received large snd h ehoics Of msshsniea ,srse aud
oil At ls salon Lamps elsspsl and r,p@rSd srOn'sd
and sildsd in the shortest time. k1AkDoNNILtk.
ConroRr FOR TIE NItLToN-GUTTA PsRcHA
sees attached 70 Boots shd shoes end warranted Az %
American outts Percha Company, ISL Broadway.
OTrIcE OF NATIONAL TIsE rNsURAcE COMPANY,
.ds .St directors n. SssS,I FIRE co
psys,s ,he ,,gslho 20 .sd after the ian TIE
''''' = W. {. kgILooo. SECRETARY
pRoSzs rowDER--rHE DEror OF BRONZE
Powder Dutch METAL Florence Leaf Celia Ultrsnaries
y Allan sGd G0id LpED 2AaCR, u TsiIos a.
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nR. MORRISON rs CoEfIpENTiALLy CorsUL1kp
~ on all dsessce q dclcktc nature praeuee 81 ~
ENABLES him without recent catesse
cured three 10 ss days fee t eulei Structure.
snxs weakness he invariably osros. zee MS bonden vi
piops. w hia ofaee. AT. wilton street
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NO CURE No PAY-DR. coRBiTT, 10 DUANE ST
be consulted the treatment Of certain delicate
disease practice Of sixteen years devoted 10 The treat
Of delicate diseases enables Dr. G. 70 cure the woyss
form OF this disease Recent cured In three days No
mercury used.
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DRoNzs rowDER.--THE DEPOT OF BRONZE
ID Powder Dutch setal Florence leaf Cold. Uranarce
Blue. &c. " removed from 81 20 n tn rect. betsesn
y Milan aAd Guld. IcN'D 2AnCK, a FsitoR o..
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ITALIAN OPERA, AsToR PIAog.-sIoNOR q FoRrI

i WILMA, AsIoh fLhtE.-slGNOR u fORTI
in the oh aracter Of Gennsro-Monday evening Nov -
will be performed Donzet celebrated
ssts Of LUCRtziA IA-Loerszia, sig H. Borshese
signor Boneyenano; Vieolzo Sgnor Patti Liveroo Mad
Bonard; kustighello Sig Parorz; Gazzela Sig Biondi
Gubeta, Sig Giubie Conductor and Director Max Maret
rex Prices Of seats in boxes parquet
cured either for the night 81 & admission
the door on the evening of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81;
nh tteat fe
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RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUA-r. T. BARNUM
~ Proyristor-J. Greenwood, Jr Assistant Manager
One Week More Of the kartinstti Family whose WONDER
full Gymnastic achievements and Pan tominic define
Aons their mmutably with the Rave
Family They appear afternoon and evening Also
Louis Elser. Mr. +. c. Wenyes Mr. Warden, Pete Norris,
nesMs. herrifeld, Rosc Clark, Higgins Misses Stan
hope Barton and West Also xhbtion at all hours The
skeleton Of Whale. Boa Living Ana
sonda Mammoth Crocodile. Admission as eents children
under 10 years of age, l2h cents.
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D.. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUAsE sTREBT, SO WELL
~ known in the Of delicate dsesses-Ihe Doe
tors srsstion fer in those cured tha. have
existed yeara eminent Conssitvtonal vesknes
snred In fsur DAYS.
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AIAcALLEsTER,s TEMPLE OF ENoHANTMENr

An u II,
wi Chinese Assembly R0omsPositively the last night
Sa urdsy Now 0th. The great Beneht hill repeated whsa
will be given novel and lershy programme OF
eighteen experiments among which are the Amputaon Of
me Nose all me Meehahics feats The Disappearance and
other novel and pleasing speriments Admtance
the Commence at TX.
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HANGING ACADEMY OF NILE. PAULINE DEsJAR-
~ dine, q The Academy Royal Paris at No. Washing
Place Is Third 26 Greene street. and st her
sdsnss "a Leopa street. Per terms ke apply 81 the
sderee Of Mile. r. D., ~ "a Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-10

vVATCH GLASS MANUFACToRY-JoHN FLOCK,
w from william removed his depot Of French
English watch Glasses to rs Nassau street. New York. Per-
wishing 10 buy good and cheap ought TO call him.
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRaCfICAL PRi-
~ ysts Lrsaufe se ~ ute.hsieh street Vnss honts
srpy N the early stages viii b sa,ptf,d a. he rapdsy
ana lte inconvensbce attending their cure "a olishy,
however bote Who have suffered from certain class OF se0-
pie Who pery appreciate bis services In strisare
from te frcipeut It's advanced and distress
los rtsg,, Um uhe-mmen sdvantsses ard vsry extensive
IIactc Ne tfurc rspid aud radical cure, which
he hes grouns, FIR uatr be obtained from ne other
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