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TINE FOLLOW ma mas BEEN AnDnEssED TO

n Jenny di.-NEw lonN, pa November, lsO.-Miy
npt-Ihe undermined LAWN had Tie honor of competing
the chorus ht concerts Of the 2th and 2jh ui
respectfully t. approach end % express unIahed
dtappaobai0n 81 the conduct q hose pareB who caused
zee, ~, morning Eel deeply greyed that Jogr privacy
could be found who would Proceedings. We
consider the entire trrufaci0n bass attempt cxar
money from and 40 Uoo that firmly and naay
rctntedit Oyr engagement with Mr. Loder oxpiat,
ana could not be maken, and throughout the entire raus-
acen hsfuiy snstanod hs well Known FOR bon
and integrity We have The honor 20 be yourr raapco
W. LEACH, for teif aud % others
EoR THE BFNEFTT or TIE PouR-FEsTIvAL
under the direut o. The Ladiet Bouevoent society.
~ e. Vincent de Paul To BE- held the chinese Saloon
80 Broadway, Thursday eyoIiuE. November IS Issb
ricketts, ~ cents.
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SPORTING.


TTNIoN COURSE, L. Iy-TR0TTING. -wEDNEsDAY,
~ Nov n, a. o'clock, p NPurse and Stake. 500 two
nile hseu Wa Whean enters b. 4. Pelham, in harness
n hoagland enters Oh Postboy, In harness Mclaughlin
etrs rorn m Lady he vins 10 The will leave
the south Ferry HroohlJ at half past o'clock and
turn socn az the sports are over.
sFlcER h xsHkNN, Proprie.ors.
lINION COURSE l. I.-TRoTTINe--noNDA NOV
~ a. zocock.-Purse $50 two mile Eests harness
y nhelrey enters en- N. Fanny ID. Pw eaters Oh. e.
SSlhdcpee immealasly after rset Race, quarter q
col ca, snatch fer f2p ave tiles emit. between Mr. vs.
grey An erican Girl. and Mr. P xrey m are Nelly
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SALES BY AUCTION

Y @. KEMP, AUCTIoNEER.-HoUsEH FURNI-
~. tureTo morrow, TUESDAY st 10Y O'clock at house
S Hos on !tres, near sprns Consisting Of good assor-
china cut glass; ke &c, whch will be found we'll
Of the attention Of boutekeepers and the trade Catalogues
on the MOI ming of sale.
A ucTIoN NOrICE-THos BELL. AUcTIoSEeR =
"A By III n Bush-faintirgs-Thisday, Monday at lns
o'clock in the auction rooms valuable collection
paintings and engraving Particulars and description
the time Of saleworthy attention Large sale OF DIS goods
millinery gen ttmens furnishing articles watches swelry,
guns, BE, &c on Tuesday. THOS. BELL Auetioneer.
A UcTIoN SALE OF TIE CELEBRATED FRANKLIN
IA Bath.-Anthony j. Pleeckor will sell at austioa,
Tuesday next Nov 18th, twelve o'clock his sales
No Broad the whole of the celebrated Frank
lin Bath she lies at Greenwood with all her
furniture and apparel Th Is the largest floating bath
eonstruead in The United stses Sac his geptlemins
other private betht also large and beautiful
fro shment room &C. &C. list offurniture SO board,
can be seen at tho auction rooms the day Of sale
pRITIsH BARK CLARENCE AT AUCTIoN.-To 2
~ sold at Auction Wednesday the 9th inst, by the
u s. Marshal the above vessel she $50 gster,
and carries about 800 bbs The vessel rebus here
is months since at expense of SOi her nass
sails, and rigging AL replaced at tame time. She
be Pier 81 East River. She rebuilt by Z.
Pollion, in lSi9.
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PROPOSALS.

GALVESTON AND BRAzOs CAEALA-PR0POsAIs
" will be received By the undersrred until The 18th ~
December for grpg cncavang the proposed canal
Cslysston Bay The grasi river aceevdng n he plan snd
specifications furnished ~ Major Stein civil ncs
both the speohcasons vSOne for 80 feet vide the
vatert surface 81 81 the bottom and feet deep
ter The other 90 feet vide 81 the surface 81 feet
TIE bottom snd feet deer At low Tho plsni and sp
hcetons ready Tor Inspection the 0ce OF the
President o. the company, L. NJ H. Batter "a Galveston.
A. the ofce Of Hsor hten, sohls and the ooe Of III.
brownar u Co, No. t5 South street, New York.
LINN. HuT1ER, IQHNL. sLEIgGT, Commit
Cfiveaton Ortnhar
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NTECHAEICs' HALL, no. Az BROADWAY, ASovi
lNk Gr.pd EtreotOpen eye-y night during the wcoE
further uo,see.Ths original and well ksown CalIAIYt
EiNBTkELH, couprisiaE efficient and versatile eorpa
Of talented and expeusneea performers under che nsn.
OF T. ChTsy whose concerts in this city
guooesgoo Of "fopr yea been received With svor
highly respectable and fngt enable audienes Tickets q
o'clock Afternoon concert every Hsturdsv. s'n
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GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED MusIc, TO BE GIVEN

(NRAND CONCEhI OF SACRED AUSIC, TO BE GIVEN
~ in the Mercer Street Church, Eighth street.
Monday evening Nov 25h 1850 cling at half past
o'clock BY George T. Root, previous Is departure
residence IN Europe 70 prosecute hs professional studies
kr Root VIII be assisted BY Mrs l. a jones' and several Of
Il best amateur singers in the city Mr. Lsar viii preside
az the organ ana forte. Programme Part l. 1,
Quartette, The Chapel krouter. p Duo from the
OF Lsyid-Dayid ana Gohah, Neulemm Recitatiye and
Air. from the same, Come. gentle tleep," Neukpmm f.
Aria from the hessiGh, Come unto all ye that labor"
Handel. TT from Ehjah, Lift thine eyes, Esndels
shr. o. Giand Scena The TAGS Man Caleott Aria from
JepthGh angels ever bright and tair Handel q Tri'
from the Creation, ION thee each living soul wit Haydn
Part IL l. Quartete, uark above kroutzer. q Trio,
Regna Terra maroapi 3 Air, from sta5as Mater. Pro
pccoatis kossni Solo and Chorus frtm the To-
tamns1ns" kossini; s. Song from samson, Honor and
Arms Bartt 3, Duet from ahrt Mater, Quis Ho-
mo-, RosSin Z Sorg from Messiah Why DO the Nations"
Hande s Quarette, Como silent evening Ger u.s., Ger
gieket 30 nnntl. a. tho door.
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NEW YORK AAPnITHEATRE. NO. 81 BoWERY.-
~ James N. June Co., PrOpr eterI.hr james Nixon
Equtstrtn ktnsgeT Monday eane November 2sth. viii
he IrehcntCd elegant Scenes IN the Circle witch
French troupe MALE Louise hdlie Rota sdlo Touruiire
and hme benoit VIII To be folloWst BY
pageant a. CINDERELLA-Cindarela. MJlle. Ross; the
Sisters, hies Needham and Mes mes PriBce Miie Jo-
rephiLef Dantino Master Mtdisnn; Herald Master q.
Nxopf Old Bachelor, Master A Nixon Prices Of atmg-
n Private Boxes, Sc boxes. 2bo pit re. Doors open
az past G. Performances Commence ct quarter past
NpALLuALLA. 80 CANAL STREET. OPPOSITE TBR
w New Haven hailroaa depot handsome forms and
btutiiul faces The EGmale Living Modesi Female Ma
stte BsRd; lie in all their this
Pleasure. Come early tnd your Admission
Orchestra tcata, Th Partuott Is 20 COM
mence at o'clock in the MtofRoon aud ~ in the eve
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pARNUMs AMERICAN KUsEuM p. r. BARNun

~ LMtWINNN ENNtU T. IAhNUN
ND Proprietor and Manager John Greenwood, Jr Assst.
ant hanaFerAfternnon performance at 81 EvCnipE a.
o'clock General Tom Thumb In obedience 70 the amorous
~ expressed wish Of who have not been able to
him, will remain this week only. lie will appear every
evening this week in that very amusing add hhy celo-
tnct musical extravaganza written for him by Albert
Smith 81 London. entitled nor o. MY VHUNR and per-
formed by him 100 nights with distinguished success
Every Afternoon th,s wfek Ton thumb viii appsar in hi
.ttr which. Mr.. and MRS. WHITE. Tbs entire Chinsst
hucuu late q $50 Broadway been ad led the
81 eurosie' The Enslish Giant who Is feet high. The
Gtpey Fortune Teller, all TO be Adnsoa 20
The whole % eentsi children under Of age, l2
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LOST. dc.
I osT-sUPPosED IN AN OMNIBUS, BETWEEN TIE
II Broadway Iheatrt aud Union Place Hotel On Thursday
evening last small dark bro9n Cameo BrOnch tsing the
likeness 81 his Holiness Pope PuS 9th. lberal
will be p,id by applying 70 Jtj b., oeice Of the Herald
Il osT-YESTERDAY SATURDAY. IN GOING FROM
- ~ Division street, through Orchard, g. Hester small
gold KEY, and forget not motto zeal II the Ga der viii
return the Same % - Division street be Will Be handsomely
rewarded.
osT-FRoN rHE K. N. STEAMSHIP AFRICA, A
nailed the top, and card tiod the
handles with the address, Rev Mr. Lapreaos PASSENGER
Tie above supposed have been taken BY mistake
By Of the Passengers. Whoever may have the
above win he Suitably re rariel by returnaE ii TO The D.
N. r. n. steam Co.'S eface, y Broadway.
I osT-ok WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 90
IL black leather Pocket Book, containing papers OF
nae 20 amy one but the owner md about BOin money
Iho lnder w psaee urn the book npa papers Aad Keep
The mercy. 81 Derrick, No. ~ Water street.
I OET-ON THURSDAY EVENING, 2isF INST. IN
IL passing from Br0os street to the ABtor Place Opera
H. use, On EJe-ClaEl, tufpendet from India rubber
string The der will be rewarded BY leaving 10 at this
Office.
r osT-A POCKET BOOK. CONTAINING Sis AND
- lest in William Pine Tbs hndcr will be suit
sasrsir, sGEiDoS ! TOWNSEND. % coasrs,rc,s
~ OIp CHAIN. PENCIL, AND LooKET WITH HAIR
~ lest In Grand street Saturday Afternoon. 23f
Tie tndr viii be literally rewarded BY leaving the AZ
No ~ MADISON street Lc looket was especially valued, in
eenstqutnoe Of it, contents.
DoG lost. ON TUESDAY, nov. I9th.--A SMALL
~ black ana white snanisl With collar marked Cherry,
n g T. No ~ Elm street, Nhpsocver viii return the said
dog ts No attnnca street hall receive liberal reward
tLd the thanks % the ovner
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A LADY, ACcUsToEED TO TUITION. WISHES ron
"A an engagement as daily Governesa Ia fsmily,
Teacher IN sohoo would receive pupils az her
tence 20 inrtruet in ftoneh German, Italian, music and
singing References given Address Zeta. Herald osoe.
7 Asst WEEK or REDUCED PRCEs-BooKs WILL.
II close on saturday, Nov S0Al subscribers will have
three months to receive their lessons from tho date of
subscription OLIVER GOLDSMlru'5 writing Rooms,
2g BrC adway rst soor above the Irving house Terms
reduced TO one half viz 81 % oc ten lessons Of hour
each Nit % cents extra for stsuoa5Fy s. for twenty
Lessons in lucing Stationery Payable this time Of
scrbug. 10 al cassc con tons projections trades and
esngsa quof clear, aud unor style Of penn anatip s
with the exception Of reading. the Indispensable ct all
aequisitons Mr. Goldsmith would say. that Of the
Thousands Ct Iugs 20 whom he hiss gyta instruction
who willing to devote ordinary attention 20 his
Lessons has failed 20 become good Wi aad he is us
"a stating that the very best peuncn In the United
states sore o. them teAehe, and others in private hie
uncer his tuition. Circulars nt hs r0Uus, broadway
Hours OF inn ructiSn - Edgl daily. III O'eioek A.
auc "a o'clock i. ". Centm, daily at A. NJ, z, Aud
r. ~ excepting taur1aya Private instruction all hour
CONVENIENT 70 the pupil Terms 49, PAYABLE the
COMMENCEMENT.
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ADJUSTMENTS ~ PIuLADrLPnIA-

RARNUNs MUSEUa PHILApELPHIA.-P. 4. BAH
Al nun, Proprietor and hAaAssr uenry SANFORD Afgis
ttnt Man.grrtecoad week 0f heautfut rarea
Gle called fHEToRTY thieves performed f-r tr 20
with coHpes % he presented avurF urht N ha
present weeks also Wtdnfd SATURDAY afternoons
Pee Morris 10 engaged and will sng beth afternoon and
evtninEhs ncu Jenny ind will ho aorr the number
dle ra5d Microscopic NeFs will be sshibtsa ~ Prass
swift There two performances daily ard o'clock
Allo wonder 81 tho world In the sacon hHtfensf
% the WHOLE e ccntsohlirtn under 10 years. 2 esata
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WHITES MELoDEON, OPPOSITE THE BowERY
w TheatreA Miscellaneous Concert, every evening. by
hitss Popular Band Of seranaiers and host Of novel;
ties too numerous % menon forming easer com bnation
Of talent than offered by similar place in the
world mailing the terefting sd pleasing entertain
being perfectly ehEs5e anexcep
tonsble TO Cy.n the most fattidious.
WHITE Sale Pronrfetnr nd Mausqor.
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AMUsEMENTs.

RowERY THEATRE. MONDAY EVENING, NO
hs s DAYS = 81 Oh .t
H f: s e. Ts1 Syds s; Il G
,St Ss%nS 'gso'1os syl,s the E%
Scott Leopold Il Tit:% f%Pss:: R,TSs
Wemys, Bcxe. 2sei Pit l2hc DoOrsOpen at 66 the
RURroN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srsagr, REAR OF
played IF CAV @ q
MI basS; sessps Mr. BrrOa Mr. TSssan Mr. sispd
Ballad By pay Favesto asdiy Dance BY Miss wsi-
n two ' sa e. s Ri T rG Ssfa aiss
ns WESTON st Af0 Nary 'f Wsrss Me- j. hy S2 s
Circle and Parqpe; 50 septs second Tier Is
national TnEATRE, CHATHAM ST. NEAR RoosE-
viii oonncncs with the istos Of PLEASANT NGiG y
SSI s.ils ia S''Tfs
be followed q the MAGIC WELL or the Fairy Of the De
naSns n. s.y' sf M nn4 FSs
ioHssSs Eh RSRass TIS S2S
tar Doors open at Ok; 20 commence at O'clock precisely
M l6 4 p FsESs6S EExF N9X
s sf EsH The ao% o s SSg pAT
M.cAIRE vii ts G9rfsEmsd in which Mr. R Scott Mas
TRIPLE nALL-aUsIsAL DIRECTOR AND MANA
ger OF the establishment, ar. Bochsa.-The MANAGER
has the honor of announcing to tho public that grand
''''" AMERICAN PROMENADE CONCERTS
w be ys1 IN hs as0ys h ySy On the
rsnowned Concerts q the famous Julien in London. and
The the nxS Pf sn
did erdeE Of muiieal e1sSItaiament
PROGRAMkE
FIRST AMERICAN PROMENADE CONCERT, THURSDAY
EVENING, NOVEMBER IS.
l. Grand Overture" Cara fad,a" Rossni.
2. Theme with Variations, composed for the
Correta Piston-l performed by Mr. Baylty fret
Comets Piston OF allion's orchestra, in Lon
dom his hrt appearance in AM rio sl-by. H. K@nig.
8. ouaGriile-" Yes Canine &c Paris." Is performed
80 the Grand Opera Ball. Paris first mcl. Musard.
stptello for violin, viola, olaronet. horns. ia
gotto, vioneello, and double Bass, (the frat
g. Signal la Dansc the last WORK W.
of that popular composer First tims.) Strauss.
]. Grand Overture" Anaereen". .. Cheiubini.
2. 1hs move performances Of a Quartette for -Four
Fluteei executed ~ Messrs. Eben, Iniokin-
stead, Stedler, and Busch.
5. Qusdriile-" Le Club des Fcucmes, $ az PERFORM
cd in Paris the Aahile Garden First time Podo.
4. POLKA. Les Etudians," from the repertoire
Of the Sale Niyenpe Concerts irst time .kussri.
5. Komberg's Oh ldron sym phony thrst timel. for
euchoos, penny trumpets, rlttles, drdus, tri-
sngles, tambourines Eightingsles, quails, vo-
stupendous orchestra erected Julien and Musard's
plan. On hundred and twenty performers
The whole under the Immediate direction Mr. BOClSA.
Tickets 90 cents eech TO all paris OF the hail. to be had at
G Hal only be had. wi thOus extra
charge, the md circles the enjoyment
the most novel aud splendid eoup-dUu which the
Every third Proenade Concert the pTog, mue viii con-
tain quadree, pokaB than uauel, for those who
may have disposition 20 dance TO the nuao OF the large
nent prof eur do danfe Paris and LoniOn appointed
to direct that part OF the Amusement.
The performance TO begin AZ halt past seven o'clock
Doors opeh az fiN
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ERAkKLIh kUSEUk-I75 CHATHAM SQUARE.--TEO
~ performances are given daily commencing at Ooioc
In me afternoon and ~ half pkst the evening The
are varied anassct such 30
10 other raee q amussment in Nov YoEs, consisting o.
fas kemsle Ehioran Opera Troupe numbering ffeen ger
formers b-i1f the largest tho the
tsen,ed bAnd in the nitsd Atatos % nodc Ar
$685. who are elected for their beauty urr a1d uhs
pcrsontte member ~ beautiful tatisaur. taken from ta
mcturaa o. sn.ent fnd modern mes; company ot Arai
Girls, gho 20 through variety Of farB Of 1o5 dex
tdrtyi MADAME ktsane the oniy Female IuFgsr IN the
world tgner Edsar che best YcutEc1uis and takcitp
exatneei Win variety o. tusng pcriormrncs every a.
ternoCn and uvenrr hdmiHs sn-gfare Featf 81 cents
Rozga. 70 tenlBi PArquesto. i.t centA
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GRANp vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CoSCERr.-
~ Ferdinand Edward Doctor, PIANIST trom Vic hiss
the honor to inform the public that his Concert will
ials place, at che TPlsr HAIL. Saturday cvonag the
SOth November, tsafted BY SgnOra Tru Bcnsdet prma
d. ma az the Astor place opera house. MADAME L9usa
Doctor (paDsti) ana the emEeIt violin yttuOso Gria.
bel concert master, from Bera. Tickets ~ all
parts Of that eplendd hall ParculArs future advsr-
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AMUsEME

BROADWAY. rHEArRE.-E. A MARSHALL. SOIL
18th SsTs mag On Amsrs .
Sss!s1 2 BOXER dy. .s,: called shs BE-
eS.tasI. Vine Posi.i fIgES M:; asss r. SsassSs
Thistsdora Mr. payaS S TON Rswus Mr. sssw Mrs
ThistiedOvn Abs.s Ths BSrotSs viii be pssdaosd
FAMILY Circle and T gss oy
Door, open 61s; TO commence al O'clock
NIBLos GARDEN.-TIcKETs 50 CENTS; PRIVATE
aif-P.st O'clock, commence at 7SThs w0nSsrfai
h h fS@ nS Hss Ss
On the Tsh; Rope By Len yays and ,s Eavs Family
eight ,Natiepai Dances, BY Miles Berlin, A. Lehman
sms Mi s sam Bsa nqa a R R Wells % Soa
Star Baron zametti, Jerome Ravel Aleibsn Francois
ITALIAN OPERA noUsE. Asron PLACE -lsrg SUB
grand Opera Parsina with entirely new scenery Dresses
signor Beneyentano, sgnor R. Monday evening 2
Vii BE- perfoImed poSzetns grand opera in acts Of
Yort Azzo siEnor Beney Enesto sig Ros lmslds
Chorus Master Mr. nenser Secured Seats Parquet and
Boxes g. so Adassi.1 to Par9gstts and Boxes on the
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. Aston PLAcE.-NEw MA
ehineTy by Ne tn lso9 es Dresses By NJ Desrrrei
By T. Grain Prices Of AdnssiCsSseoufod seats Pagqast
and Boxes 50 so admission TO Parquet ana Boxes the
ecHd Grand Gala TsSrsa rSaoDi in her
anS sh,Taier 81 9 me
from the Crane opers Paris her nae'ty Theatre Lon
rrpE CAnFsE First Dancer IRON the Grand Opera in Paris
in the grand ballet in three tabeaux OF Faquta."
MAX nAhETZEK
Has the honor Of ming his patrons and the public in
general that he will give Tuesday, Nov 26th Grand
Gala Sght-on which occasion ne viii Offer spectacle
worthy Of their appreciation.
TUESDAY EvENING Nov. 2jth,
VIII be performed, oel mis- grand opera of
NORMA.
Norma. ................. Sign arina 7. Parod
AdalHiha. .SisnVTha a. rAtt
iuiliehe'.s s,hhpr otlht
0rOvebo Sruor Noveih
70 be followed by the grand ballet by Pati.
IA, expressly for Nile. Nathalie FitEsmes eEtitled
PaQUlTA.
Music by Ad. ADAM, Composer Of Gisee.
CitAHAcTERs
Gen. Eryy, French Commander Of saragossa hrVncens
Den Lopez dc Mendoza, slaaish Governor Of
tie Province -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. KoRoady
Setaphiin9, me sster ..'''.. hme GHlSeh
Paquia, an Orphan, with the Gitanos gle ritijames
Ladies, Gentlemen Gitpu0a, Miss Emily MAide
grave His. Della h crvell, aud the Corps de Ballet
PRINCIPAL DANCES EXECUTED DURING THE BALLET.
First TablsauCharaotcristio dance by the Corps de
Ballet in which Nile Iitzjames Wal dance Los MaashS
mas; followed by the Castigliana By Nile. FEames.
Last Tabesu-Minuet ct Garote BY the Corps de baet
Pas de Deux, BY Nile Iitjames and Siynor Carese.
The Opera House will b. brilliantly illuminated, and the
manager begs the public that no Will spare nc
efertsi give unusual eel,t 70 this grand gala night
Conductor ard Director, Max haretzeE; Leader Mr..
Kreutzer; Chorus N aster, Mr. Hensler. .
Doors open at Oelock TO eommsnee at o'clock NO or
ders. No free list.
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FOR SALE AND no LET.

Eo<N aAAA ANA Az Lihis
To SrosysMEN.-FoR SALE. A FULL BLoopEp
three old asd ws broke Also Ma Dio just be-
(rleious etksrwisel would make ompanion for
any one wishing particulars as to
CTEAM ENGINE FOR sALE.-ANEw STEAM ENGINE,
with twelve inch cynder, two feet stroke; pump for
raising water and eondensug sea@ hge sondenisr with
can be tses with high or low pressure Inquire OF James
RicHD DEL4FIEIG No. 3 west Seventeenth street.
PILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE. WITH IMPROVED
- ntlemen wishing @ PTrehaie tables would
street where he has hand and makes mahogany
rosewood and black walnu tables OF the best materials aud
workmanship at a OF Pc can't for cash
Ole cushions altered TO The improves at the shortest notice
MIXTURES FOR SALEM CONSEQUENCE OF OUR
remoyg LIST January next have . dispose OF about
SoG feet Of shey and i've or six Counters suitable for
ness P9sss.s op giyeP ist Jsnqsr apply to
* called the 'Aha@bra;" With all the sppurtenaness-
being now In eompete ordei-the dining department bar
ply to the proprietor W DILLON. ION the promses lSG
Water street.
STAGEs. &C.. FOR SALE THE YoRKvELs AND
Of the dsease Of W. Ksvsna6 one Of Ae ropristors and
ss aa rare hgogP Of Tor 9s PsqSs Of
Eigshy-seyeathst and Third avenue.
CIG FOR sALE.-A STRONG SECOND. HAND GIG
ia in eompe, I%pnpT order In b seS aat w tab No
AauhattsD Place near Elm street.
rpo LIZA HANDSOME SUIT OF ROCKS CONSIST
three four linsioms bedrooms with paariss a.aohod
fyas fable snd attsndAHes Furnished The house re-
gas ttroushOut Apply SS7 Houston street.
EURNIsHED APARTMENT-A PLEASANT FaoNT
pose Art Union
FURNISHED RooM-A PLEASANT SINGLE ROOM.
on the first floor with crate in t) to lot 70 single
board Apply at ia Fraahiin stfeet s'A'' "'" VI ''D'
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a. ABTLE GARDEN.--THE PUBLIC ARE MOST RH.
" Bpeetuy Aiormoa that chs popular plAos OF
opeIod for The inspection Of walters from o'clock A. e
?. NJ, nnorinE opportunity tO view tho beautiful
Prize Of adnalsaion 1216 cents. -
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THE BAIL SEASON.

'TRlPLEE HALL THE GRAND OPENING sotREE AT
this srltncid r0oE wall b. ~ che City Cont
rentas Tuesday evenirE. December 1880. Cards Of
hcus can be procured Of Chpt. Knapp, No i3 glwery
Lieut. Johnssn cetner II Pearl ard Chatham sress Lieut.
htmpsttad No Us James SLIPS W. n. King Naval 0Ace,
custom House, Dr. Peek No Is loon Jno w. C0oK,
corner 1hrteen stress AM fifth avenue. smbsr
81 ne corps aud a. the principal music In Broadway,
and At Triper Hall Dotvorths full bAnd engaged for tho
occasion.
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HANGING AND wALrZING-CONvENrfON HALL.
~ l Wooster street. between Bleecker and HouBtoo eta
Nj and MS hcFarand forming glasses at the above
rooms All the new qusares waltaes puhas fancy dances
kc taught. Those wishing 10 learn the vatEes wf be
taught them IN few ssons. Days Of tuition Mondays and
ursdnys at for ladies and children; az = for gents
Iadys evening class from 81 till Tens moderate.
MOLE residence, s. Bedford etrest.
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INSTRUCTORS.

AIDES CAN BE TAUGHT NEW MGTHoD oil
~ Dress Cutting IN three hours at No. 1S Canal street
BY calling AIRS Miller Terms So patterns for the wast
2 ceus sueeoss warranted Ruled Tor sale those
wish 10 teach the art.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

DiLGRIa's PROGREss.-NOW OPEN, AT WASH.
n ingtcn Hail. 5sS Broadway, uouston street, Che
rsnSrAnA Of Banyaas rilsrrs frosress Doors opea a
children half price, Family tickets, admitting four PER-
81. An afternoon exhibition Noiaesdays and SA-
turdaya, three O'glnck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25

WINTER RHYsEs.
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Coughing, whec1nr
Ieyfrish nov, and neat time fresrina.
What on earth Il more unplessinE
Than "hurrid cold p
needles seem your palate priching
Pbleam your tAroat is ratherine thisk In.
And All night yont're tossing kickina
Meath the covers fold.
Bad nov, sint H.
A. T.ntitf
Sure a saint
hrht make
So, when tke rarh
WITH this ~ a. sea
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broadVsy and BY drursisw ssnersii.
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~ hruptons Of the skin, Ne JOS Recommendations Of
DIS Mott keNeven srth Dtron mlet and other
en- nsnt 20. 70 si years. ths
street. ss remedaIs Fent fer tie sbsve cemplsinsa
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