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Litchfield Academy.

N34 VV1B8BO1~ BSVGSN8ONk8yu
TENllE next quarter Of this school will
Il commence on the first Tuesday in No.
vember,
Tuition per Quarter.
Common English Studies. "a TO S5
Classical Il Higher do. do. S5 10 81.
To those who wish board, washing, lodg-
ing, tuition. &c. the whole expense will be
$36 per quarter.
Instruction in Mnsic, French. Drawing
and Painting. at the usual extra prices.
Lectures on various practical Subjects
may be expected during the session.
Particular attention will be given to
those who wish to qualify themselves FOR
teaching. J. l.. NDRlCK, Principal.
Lichfeld, Oct. 7th 1850. 4w22
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TNNiIE undersigned, Collector OI State and
n Town taxes Tor the town 0f sharon
will receive ihn same NJ the Slore 0l ue"rRe
w. ChafIee In Ellsworth IN the 1lb day ~
November, and 7th day NJ January nexl
from o'clock p. M., and ~ the 1own hali
IN said Sharon, on the 9th dsy OF said Jan
uary from D o'clock A. NJ
WAIT WILLIAMS, Collector.
Sharon, Sept 10, 1850.
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together with the farm, containing about 100
acres of excellent land. The House is in fine
condition, situated in the midst of igrcunds
tastefully laid out and ornamenied with trees,
shrubbery, vines &C., with barns, ice house
&c, adjoining. The farm consists of proper
proportion of meadow, arabic, pasture and
woodland, and is in state of high cultivation
well fehced-with great variety Of fruit
thereon.
The place is very desirable as county res
idence for gentleman from the city, as well
as for farmers generally.
For further particulars enquire on the prem-
Uses, or Of Col Joseph Amber, Bethlem, or Of
George Woodruff. Litchfeld.
Bethlem. Oct. 80 1850. 6m25
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REMOVAL.

DR.. VAIL has removed to the honse OF
Mrs. Morse, I'd door west ofthe County House.
north side of West street. Office as before,
over the store recently occupied by S. BoLles
Esq. All calls in the line of his profession
lefkeither at his house or office, will be prompts
ly attended to.
Litch6eld. Oct. 80 1850.
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PROTECTION
Insurance Company.
or
HARTFORD, CONN,

TTNilE subscriber having been appointed IN
i sgen, Of the above Company, ofetslo IN.
smFe Houses, Stores, Mile, Factories, Barns
a"i' ,ms sor,,,S agaIns, 49,, =.
ate, 81 rates 81 premium ~ low ~ ans other
similar inplituiion. ..
@. = DAVIS. Agent
Lllehhsld, isiD.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

"ISS SARAH MOODY, will open a
IvlSelect School, on the lst day OF No :
yember next in The village of LitchSeld. for
the instruction Of Young Ladies in the
elementary aud higher branches Of educa>
ton.
For further particulars the public are re-
GerFed 70 Rev. w. d. Stone, DR.. DeckwiIh
and Mr. Hollisler OF Lilchfeld. s3w22
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Washing Fluid,
VUST RECEIVED, by -
81 q ADAMS Ry CN

WHEREAS Winslow Richardson and Sh,r
man Powers Of Boston, Massachusetts. and A.
G. Brady Of Tornngton, Connecticut, have as
sociated themselves according to the provisions
Of the Act entitled an Act relating toJoint Stock
Corpofations under the name OF Torrington
tice that the first meeting of said Corporation
will be held al the Office Of A. G.. Brady, in VOL
cotvllle IN said Torrington on Tuesday the fifth
day OF November, A ID 1850, at nine O'Clock in
The forenoon, ios the purpose Of appointing the
oihccFs OF said Corpora ton and OF making By
Laws. and other matters connected with the
business OF said corporation. All persons in
terested are hereby notified to be present at said
meeting.
WINSLOW e. RICHARDSON.
HERMAN POWERS.
Torringtun, oct Ii, 1850. ...
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For Sale.

u R0d1Vs
- A Farm lying in the South west
feSSSAA part of Litchfield in the society
Ess.@ of South Farms, containing
rs1AisssA 1876 acres of land. Said farm
is suitably divided into Meadow, Pasture,
Wood and Plow land, being well fenced and
in a high state Of cultivation. On"said
farm is a new Dwelling House,, also four
Barns, Shed, Corn House. &c. Any one
wishing to purchase will do well to call
and examine for themselves.
Refere nee can be had by applying to
Abraham Beecher, Esq. of Bethlem or the;
subscriber on the premises.
*4m22 SAMUEL w. WAUGH.
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Prepare for Fire by Insu-

b&uCC
VNliE Subscriber being on authorized Agent
l. Of the a Merchants and Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Compans"o Of Worcester Mass,
oilers 10 ensure
buildings and Merchandise"
not extra hazsFdons--ai very Inv rates, fOi
the term Of from onc 20 FIVE tears
5, N. BRONSON, Agent.
Litehheld. dee. Isaa.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I!


q DAYTON continues to manufac-
ture SERAPHINES and MELO-
4 DEONS Of the very best quality of
~ tone and Workmanship. fits Scra-
phnes are made upon principles entirely
new, and are not inferior to any made or
used in this country.
DAYTON'S IMPhOVED ME-
LODEONis admitted by the mostcom
peIent judges to be superior to any Melode>
On now in use. 1t has keyboard SINH
lar TO that of Piano or Seraphine. The
Case is of Rosewood. Black Walnut, and
Mahogany, and is well finished. The tone
is very smooth, and can be made loud or
soft by The use Of the Swell Pedal. 1t is
we'll adapted to quick or slow music. The
Bellows is constructed on a hew and i'm
proved plan,-it works with Pedal, and
with but little Inconvenience 10 the pcrfor-
mer. 1t is easily made portable by folding
the legs underneath.
N. b. These iustrumen' are we'll adap,
ted for an accompanimentto church choirs
as we'll as for parlor use, and as they are
made in a strong and substantial manner,
he subscriber feels entire confidence in res
commenting them as adorable and efficien,
instrument.
* The public are invited 10 call and
examine Them.
nFPianos, Serarnines, and other Nh,
steal Instruments, tuned and repaired.
s J. DAYTON.
Wolcottville, Conn, July, l849.
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MASONIC NOTICES.. Paul's Lodge
No. IL, will meet weekly al MASONIC
HALL, on Wednesday evening, at half past
O'Clock, until further notice.
Litch6eld, Oct IL, 1850. Per order.
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a RARE OH ANCE

) offered 10 an enterpriSing business
Il man of small capital, 10 taking the sole
agency OF Fenton's PArLNr FLINT ENAMEL
WARE in the county of l.ilchield, which is
the only county in This State remaining tc. be
sold From $lUO 10 $500 per month can be
realized liz the sole agency Of this new and
unsurpassed Ware, of which fact we will sai~
lsfy the most .incrcdulous. Samples exhibited
and terms made known for few days, on APP.
rlcation TO A. w GOODELL, at the Mansion
House, Liichfeiu. Oct %.
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MR.. G. w. LILIES. Graduate ct the
Nl University of Bsrlin, Prussia, sill give a
systematic and thorough Course Of Instruc ton
in Grammatical Consti uction and Converse.
ton.
TERMS-For Course of SO Less ms, $1,000.
Those wishing to take private lessons al
their own residences, may do it applying early
at his residence, Students DESTROYS TO acquire
a correct French or German pronunciation
| should be careful 10 receive instruction flom
none but person born in Germany or France
or who had long resided there; as The French
and German provincial, and the foreign teach.
ers, invariably, speak French and German with
tive place.
The following certificates are rcspectfulI,
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WTNsTHn BANK.

NOTICE.-The Stated Annual Meeting Of
the Stockholders of this Bank, will be held at
the Beardsley House, in West Winsted, on
Monday the 4th day OF Nov. 1850. at 10 o.
clock A. M. for the choice of Directors, and
the transaction of business usually brought
before such meeting.
The poll will open at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
close al 3 P. M.
BY order Of the Directors.
25 GEO. DUDLEY, President.
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pUBLTC EEcrURD.

The opening Lecture Of Bantam Division,
will be delivered in Bantam Hall, on Fri,
day. Nov. 9Th at6 ia O'Clock P: M. by
Rev. II. l.. Vail, Of MiItoH, Ladies and
gentlemen are respectfully invited to attend.
A. STopDARD,
Henry Ward, Com.
ELISHA MASON, W
LitchReld. Oct 30 1850.
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GAN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS
WO RTH A POUND OF CUREn

IAN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS
WO RTH A POUND OF CURE"
TN He RAINY SEASON has now commenced
l. and persons perambulating the ' Dig
gings" are very likely to get wet feet, thereby
causing troublesome colds, which not untra.
qnently keep their owners barking all inter.
To guard against such calamity, 60 at once
TO ALVORD g. BROTHERS and procure
a pair Il those tight and fashionable Rubbers,
which will enable you to travel with perfect
security from wet.
Also just received, large assortment OF
Boots and Shoes,
embracing the latest and most approved pat
tel ms, all Of which are offered 10 the public on
the most reasonable terms.
ALVORD & BROTHERS,
Volcottvlle, Oct %. CIV
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EOR SALE-A variety of Parlor, Chamber
II and Kitchin Furniture is for sale cheap at
Mrs Hazards in South street, Litchfield.
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Is WELL for every person ~ advertise
.Lwhat commodities be has for sale. and u is
BETTER for hun 10 have at least what he adj
uer'Ises. Now some keep many goods in a
newspaper, but the place lOr them is in the
stone. We keep some Goods for our customers,
and we think thousands are tie better for
good bargains obtained at our famous stand -
NOW lar Us to undertake 10 enumerate what
we nave, ane stale the number of Yards and
quarters IN each piece, would be rather too
great task-toO much like the famous Tax
List. We ra her have our frit nds come an
look for themselves, and we say come aud ex
anime. You will find US al home on every
article. We do not expect yru to buy without
you get good bargain, it is for our in
'erest as we'll as yours, that you have every
article as low as can be Afforded, and we ii~
tend you shall. Please TO recollecl that we
are opening large lot of goods this week from
New York. purchased under particular advan>
tages, Among them high colored Muslin de
LANES and other Dress Clouds, Carpets Cotton
aud Wool. Also the largest assortment OF
BOOTS and Shoes, ever offered in this market,
but do not take our word for it, Examine.
ALVORD & BRO THEIRS.
Wolcottvllle, Oct. 80, 1850. 3w25
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STOVES. STOVES.
Nog0 is the time to Luq Cheap T '

TNHE subsc, ibers have on hand and for sale
l. the largest and best assortment Of Stoves,
for Kitchen. Parlor, Office or Shop use. ever
before in Old Litchfield County. All Of which
will be sold at prices so iow as to astonishsthe
natives entirely. All we ask Of our friends
and The public generally is a personal eraaa-.
indii0n of our stock, as we feel confident that
we can sell 10 all who ATE IN want. Our
Sales Room is open al alb hours Of the day, log
the inspection Of the publics
m-Stove Furniture and Fixtures cons
stamtly on hand, together with large as.sri~
BRITANNIA WARE.
PATTISON Dc CONE.
Village Hall Building.
West Cornwall, Sept, Is, 1850
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Notice to Teachers.

The Board of Visitors of the Milton School
Society, will meet for the examination of
Teachers, at the house of the subscriber, on
Monday, the 18th of November, al o'clock
?. M. All who intend 20 teach in said Socie>
ty the ensuing winter, are requested to be
present at that time.
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VIII the friends Of Temperance have the
appointments made in season to secure full
attendance. Let us do something worthy the
cause we have espoused, this winter.
IL. BALDWIN, President of the Litchfed
County Temperance Society.
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The population of Buffalo is 42.266.
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NOTICE,

THE subscriber wishes to obtain Is to 90
Cows TO keep through the winter on good up
land hay. Terms fifty cents per week
lives WILLIAM PETTEE,
Salisbury, (I.akeville,l Oct. 80 1850
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THE Winter Term Of .his School will
commence on Wednesday, Oct. SOth.
A few Boys can be placed under the
special supervision Of the Principal.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Stock
IN holders Of the Canaan and Lilchfield
Turnpike Company, 10 meet on the Sd Thus
day of November, (2lst.) at the Inn of M. I've:
in Goshen, 10 choose the annual officers. settle
the accounts of said Company, and to transact
any other appropriate business.
By order OF said Company,
BENJAMIN SEDGWICK, Clerk.
Cornwall Hollow. Oct 90, 1850
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Berkshire Mutual
HEALTH ASSOCIATION
Pittsfeld, Mass.


RATES OF YEARLY PAYMENTR.
Betncen Is and so.
$500 peryear, draws $500 per week,
500 800 g
400 400 &C
500 500
eco 600
Betaceen so and IS.
$3.50 per week, draws $500 per week.
500 400 &c
6,25 500 IS
$50 500 ...
OFFICERS.
MERRICK ROSS. Preiident, henry S
BRIGGS, V. President, B, F. JOHNSON, Score
,ary, P. L. PAGE, Treasurer, N. J, WILSON, Elk
aiming Physician.
DIRECTORS
Solomon L. Russell, Merrick Ross, James
Francis. B, F, Johnson, N. J. Wilson, JOSIAH
Garter. P. L: Page, Henry S. Briggs,L. G
Thayer, A. III. Pease
REFERENCES.
His Exceency, G, N. Briggs, Rev. John
Todd. D. D.. Rev. Bradley Miner, Hon. Ensign
Il Kellogg, Hon. Thomas F. Punkett Thomas
Dlrant, Esq Pius6ed; Geo w, Platner, Esq.
Lee; E. S, Hawks, M. D., North dams. -
All Communication should be addressed, Post
ALBERT D. WADIAMs. Agent.
~ Goshen, Conn.
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For Sale.

6: 6: e.; 60; ; & 4: 81: !: i; 6: 6
lape of Rethlem CT -
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..-. Chairman Of the Committee,
Milton. Oct %, 1856. -
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Temperance NOtiCe.-The Rev. B.
+. Vile, will make few Temperance Ad.
dresses in LiIchfeld County as folloyvs:
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FOR SALE.

THE Homestead formerly
liz! owned and occupied by Major
Beebe Hine, and more recent
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PUBLIC LEcTUrNs.


A MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON STE AM-Mg.
IA james Frost Rngineer will deliver lectures
teofe The mem bers 81 the lnetitue. A. their
Brosdwsy commencing Thursasy evennv ths 2stinst
o'clock on the subject Of steam, tud it's tn
eoroml ci some newly dscovtroa properties % heat NJ
degns 20 view ~ such praotiosl
time and will admit Of Scientific Eugnasrs and IN
ntertited IN the use and application Of steam ste isvit
20 attend. AOONIRAhCHaNDLsR, Ger Secretary.
GlA1uOLlC INSTITUTE or NEW YORK.-A COURjs
Of lectures will be Delivered BY Catholic ssu'lswep
the StuJNesant Institute $50 Broadway The lecture
will he delivered on nurtdAy, 21t November i80 and the
succeeding lectures on the Thursdsys Immediately fo3w
tng 1he following is the order the st
nC q Pyse, d. u Of Brcekyn NJ Y.-lulieot, Tbs Social
I've or sr Thomas More; "a November ~ Geo. A. Nies n
Mlumore-sutjsct, -; 3D. December s. Rev. ~ T. A
Vbren, Boston subject The iaauepso Of tbs Church on
Iohchl Ibsutuons; 4th, DtcCn H. Jas. Mcsherrv
iIss.rsk kdsetsei re sl,ris ssd Tsndeney q ihe
lect Ihe Family In Modern Fcsioty a. y. kilc.-sub-
lect eueen Mary srd Queen Bsfq. Tcktte adrnttip-
hay and gentlemen 20 the eourse ~ gentleman
shsle tielss for one lecture % cents Tickets Ne
oared ~ the Caththc book toros, % the
tatoc Churches OF this city and Brlokiyn at the oc.s III
the eemsuT Jsrrral snd Tuh Teller ~ ". doo- on
" In. ivs,ures VIII commence at u,
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

CREGoRTB CALIFORNIA PACKAGE ExrREs5-
VI FER steamship Cherokee Tn ssday 21th Nov ats N
By the shove conveysnce spscai messenger will he dis
tchsd frcm this cce having charge Of psrce packages
and express matter o every des rpon The arrangements
this being Of the noet pert desert ption all bui
usts entrusted 70 ~ viii meet with prompt despatch. Ship
nsrs in pease tale na'ire that all freight this
srdd urthe Chsrres river In Cat bcttomed
,ts the srest rN Of lsts on dhas ~ enpoyar can
avrited. parceis received
et the day % silrg, and leie,s until 2b " Packages
Sav III failing VII goods wanr covered by
fssrrsnsa -THOsfSON HITCHCOCK. Managsys an
Pearl OF Wall y. S-sh{ppers
ttis avoii the and
d., their goods TIE Custem Hou Terms able
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To CONTRACTORS.

GMYEsToN AND BRAZOs CANAL-PR0pO9ALS
~ w be received BY the undersigned Until the 10Th Fl
Decemsr Tor digging the canal from
Galveston Bay 70 The brass according e the sn ~
epeehc ~ furnished BY Major Stein civil neer on
both the sptcfcaons viIOno for 90 feet wide at ire
waters surface At the bottom and fest deep AZ wa
ter abe other 20 feet wide the ~ feet at
the bottom and feet deer low water Tho pians ard -
httons are now ready Tor at the och OF the
Presdent Of the company, L. A. " Butler IN Galveston;
a. he oree OF tor stein Mobile and a. TIE oce Of j. H.
broNner Co, No. 45 South street New York.
IN. BUTLER, yoHNL sLElGHr Commit
Galveston. October 1S. 1850
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ErUsICAL,.


MI uSfCAL-THE S8hKsPBARE CONCERT MUSICAL
1 Society composed OF the able Of the or
chtstra engaged at the Jenny Hard the
ti,nd y Nel now prepared 20 receive orders for
ets sources, hala ec sna furnish from four
zen ariists may he required. Orters be left
hettrs. Scharfenlerf Luis, as Broadgavt Rsrkaes
rtusinr t2l Brnsdvny a. the residence 81 r. Hetne
Lsurens ttrttt Tteasurcr of the Society
TEE cELtgRhILp PEIMA DOSNA AND TEACHER,
ngTs lLlIA NALENT1NI, SIS Broadway, besides ths
tdvantsFe q mita'ion viii 20 her nervous achosrs
The advansfee o. emulation self Ison and eona
dence. qua@s highly Tor the art OF sr
hayns hired large s,oon ard erearg private con.
fathionahlc sudieute. every Thursday.
EoR ALs1A toNcsRr FLUTE, OF. sUPERI0R
eiaht silver kys douht springs and All The ost "a,
cent improyenenfs hlsn first beck Of
1le above s moFt excellent nstruu,-nt aad
perfect IN every For further a. 40 nrse.
&C. sdirc.s lrIe IMal K A. Box S2s, psss ohoe.
"A LADY, WHO BIAS THOROUGH KNOytrpar
"a q uusic, Will sve instructions on The 49,
the esdsnces d pills or NJ her own resasn - a. IA AZ
ftfeet. Terms vtry ascnshis. '''
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INSTRUCTION.

A LAZY, wHo HAS HAD CONSIDERABLE BxPB-
nsiee IN tesehing, would like 20 obsia stu,tien y
sentsern climate, ~ Teacher Copyst. aud would
make arrangements TO leave the city soon. pi.s.ans
nshuon ana An ccmr snsson were offered line
tddreed 70 H. G. D. lett az the oce Of the Herald, viii
meet viii prompt attenton.
WhNuD-BY cgRvsN LADY vGo also
We rrysts fsrily or sehoo IN. best % refsr.ases
khsa. lasuirs feI partisaiars az 10 Eshth sysnss.
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FANCY GOODS, JEyyELlY, sc.

M EssRs. GAME oufLLEvor LATE rTaa on
s ksrret Jury Gane, have the honor 10 inform thsir
,na ne rsse q usre ths. they hav. just s1s-
ttded TO thtir of yeweirv 81 All
Vie imroration q the plated Of the srm III charles
0ristcce n Co. q Paris.
lETICULEs, FOR LADIES' MISSES AN0 Gill;
~ drenA srge invoice ~ there eegsn, and ,s.ful srt
Us Voc -a"f-"n" 49, eof f- avs
pfese goa 49, s.ssn ftsn, n. a. IN A..
Ane Chinese Fancy Goods. A5 Brcedway door below
Htoheceh Leaabeasxs famous dry seoas ehsAmsn
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CATTrOuyTA.


rILTFORN IA-rEASaPoRTATToy ACROSS THE
y Isshmus Of Ptnama.-Zachri secn, re'en Co, %
tbmuf tsbe ~ through 70 ssh fraueNco, a. erptr5
option tut each rsckafe mu 70 o. pcttabe nas and
sbe Tor accdent IN the transit The charges "
.srortat,on 10 rrfraid n New York Tor pzrt3uata
.,,iv 40 v ZACHRlSSoN co, 81 Walt street.
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THE BALL SEASON.

A NNUALBALL Or FRANKLIN ASSOCIATIONS, GIVEN
IA in honor Of Frsukin chapter, Ne st the Coliseum,
Thursday evening November ~ 1850. Tickets ST. to be sb
taned Of the foovin Committee OF tJohn
Il HoTbins ~ Orch ard Henry A Devoe, ~ Hsnry
street Charles smi,h 10 Ceiumbia street, wm ~ Jshn.
stCnN West Twenty fifth street, william n Ferguson, lA
Bywery Thomas ThorRsl, Henry street; 1fasc A. o.
traudtr Prcs a. FIRST street. Enoch Sterh.rs, tesy 81
suncn streets James kipr. Treasurer 2s Henry street
AsGRICAN malt, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
"A Grand street The Jenny Lind citation will
their fret Bail ths evening at the above Hail. under the
directions q the celebrated instructor Mr. ~ Brown.
1iokc.s, TO admit gentleman and TIVE ladies' p cents To
Commences AZ o'eloct. ROBERT PENN. Proprietor.
II AL AT HIGH BR DCE HOTEL. POSrP0NED.-THE
ID Ball tha, The 18th inst 10 postponsd
until further notice " DExrER, nigh Pridge Hotel.
NE. sEARtNGs PRIVATE DANCING AND Waltz
fI ing Academy. - Bond street. New classes forming
ladies and young Wednesday an saturjay
half three 0uitcf Tuefday and Friday esht oelcs
fer ntlsmsn Actttnss aud families attended and pxf-
vate instructions sven every day SJirees usual Fer
= above.
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HORSES, 60.

A A., PERSON HAVING A STYLISH HORSE. AND
~ .s. tiatt srd '-~~rr fNr este 49, u~darats
p 49, srsv 50 ~s LEI go. - - siG1E .i.s a.
lE-.ksS--4s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-20
CRANKLIN MusEUn-i7s CHATHAM sQUARR-rwo
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