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The total Governor vote s 1877 ,253-three thousand
than before The wings throw 65 oo0 the
democrats i5cOO and the free sellers % increasing,
respectively from the last years vote, foows-whg
1885, democratic, 1922 free SOIL s Net wing loss l2s
Mr. winthrop has a splendid plurality Of 10000 votes,
but is in a minority Of Z ,6s1 in the whole vote.
The whole vote in the State for Governor In $780,
12l 472; of which Briggs, whg had 56s7s; Boutwell,,
dem, 36o2s; PHILIPPE, free soil % $780, scattering 935
Briggs in minority Of SIS The year before lsis the
total vote loeOl3i OF which IS ls whg 3o73o
dem "a 3e4 free SOIL and 2ol scattering of all
against the wings 1877 The largest vote cast In
the State that Of 1874 when Gov Briggs had 7o
George Bancroft 647l4 all Others 993s total 13i 222
Previous to that the vote Of ls4o the largest being
127 3l3 The Presidential Of 1s4S was Taylor 81 7o
Cass 35 2sl; Van Buren,, $685. There being choice
Presidential Electors by the people in 1913 majority
being required they were chosen by the Legislature and
voted for Taylor.
THE CoNsT ITUTIoNAL CONVENTION.
The following Is the aggregate vote Of the several
counties the question Of calling convention to revise
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aorsr or RrrRrsrSTLrvKs ny COUNTIES.

The Springfield Beprbiiccn (whig) ssys The whole
result depends upon the House Of Representatives there
being choice by the people, and the Senate having
large number Of vacancies (Which TO be ed by the
Legl ature) The House Is whig by - clear ma
jory and we believe will remain So though the second
triathere being the result Of the first day Efforts
I3o untitled vacsncies-may possibly change the condi-
tion OF parties.
One thing Is placed beyond recslthst H. the defeat
Of the demsgogue plan for conventeR to pun TO pieces
the constitution This Is defeated bytfer b0Oo votes.
We think the result will dssppont both parties The
Wigs universally and the opposition largely anticipated
decisive vhig victory lt has been one OF the hardest
took place In the state
Town meetings held yesterday for second trial
In choice Of representatives. majority Of the votes Of
the people being required 70 elect.
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yrookIyn CITY yntev,noree,

TIE CHEF ENGINEER AND THE COMMON COUNCIL.
The City a Churches u certainly an extraardinary
city Of d1cord The Chief Eugi,eer |. now pqued With
the Cannon Council and viii not copdesoend 70 report
70 chem. OEs consequences has been that Engine No o
the only 10 that large section Of the city the sixth
ward full Of frame buildings has remained In useless
state forsone weeks being Smashed M 10 the late col
lision in n yrte svenue petition the subject wss
nresented on Monday night and the Commissioner OF
Repairs and Supplies directed to hare the necesayre
pairs done. -. -
O'Clock last night at No south seventh steeet ~nicn
dsstroved seven buildings The loss Is supPosed 20 De
about $4,000 II is supposed 70 ha'e oeeu 'n' "orAO
/ In
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THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.

The few official returns have received, are In the
aggregate favorable to the election Of Patterson, Wing,
for Comptroller but decisive opinion can be formed
from the first reported majorties - they vary much
from the Official McAlpne and Storms run best
on the democratic ticket. day or two will probably
settle the question Of the majority in the Canal Board
official returns
THE LEGISLATURE
The latest intelligence by telegraph and the malls,
elects Ell w Rogers dem In the Fourteenth and Theo-
dore H. Benedict whg In the Seventh Senate distrcts
leaving the Seventeenth Delaware district alone in
doubt II these returns prove correct the democrats
elect fourteen and the wings seventeen members OF the
Senate leaving only one to be heard from-doy drsus
Of Tuesday.
The Assembly still stands tie-64 democrats to "a
wings but three four districts put down to the for
yet somewhat in doubt actual returns having
been received from them.
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ID FAD TIE EVIDENCE OF JANEs ROBERTA NO. :,

RMD The EVIDENCE OF JAMES ROBERTS, NO. ~
~ dr street between Second and Montgomery streets
who hsd een subject 70 700 Tree use Of ardent spts for
ten years. THE 70 certify that for long years had
been slave 10 the OF liquor and had made many az
tempts TO give Up, but could not succeed until became
scquanted with Mr. Robsck when applied 70 him; and
an happy 70 state since that tire have had
quor and ths very sight Of ~ and who are
situated A. was 70 call him. Any who wants 70
kn particulars cell me at my residence, No.
% fider street. between Second and Mont streets
Philadelphia JAMES ROBERTS.
She subscriber one Of the Aldermen in ard for the said city
the above James Roberts Who being duly doth
dpose ssy, the foregoing statement true In all part
eulars, 10 tte hest Of his knowledge and belief
Witness nv hand and seal this 7th dsv Of February 1850
.lLs1 JOHN A. WHITE Alderman;
All letters 70 C. W. ROBhCK, No white street. will be
rel giousy attended To- prepaid For particulars
call snd ret en- Astrological Almanac srats whore oerta
Gates can be teen.
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The Legislature.

last year the wings chose six Senator. in uok CO by
about 5000 majority; two in Hampshire by 500 two in
Barnstable by go; and one in Nantucket by l30otl
IL whg Senator's The coalitonsts elected two in Essex
by SEQ msorty ELK In Middesey by 200oi Eve In wor
ceser by b3o0 two In Berkshire by $780, one In Franklin
~ 200; and in Bristol by 100toal ~ coaltonsts
There was choice in Hsmpden (two); Essex (three)
and in Bristol two)-totsl, yancances, afterva
Gled by costionitss in case where none but
Wings were eligible. The opposition had IA majority in
the sepate.
The senator. now elected are as follows-
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MUSICAL FUND HALL, PHILADELPHIA.-Ik-
W. triumph and enthusiastic appro bationPro
[essor Anderson the Great Wizard Of tho North has 70
cord, With grateful Of the brilliant
sc ptons be ever experienced country and Sey
Ssste thas ne vii continue his Grend Drawing Room sner
evening until further notice when he will introdues
and ASTOUNDING wonders illustrative OF the faaoy Of Ne
sromaney, Demonology and witohcraft Doors open Al
erformances 81 ool5ek Admittanoe b. oanss
Juveniles under IL years. IS cents grand day entertain
mont every Saturday. Doors open ~ commence ~
o'eocA.
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senator. now elected are as follows
les Lhgs. Coalition. No chaies

twenty Il q majority Of The Senate. Neither party
has elected that number. The eoslitionsts have
bat eighteen with Bristol The ultimate character Of
the Senate depends upon the House which 10 to oil the
vacancies.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House Of Representatives, last year, was
wings 49, opposition. 22l about equally divided be-
tween locos and free soers); aud 80 vacancies Mao
rlty egaiut the wings as. In ls49 the wings had 20
majority Should every town elect what II Is entitled
TO choose, this year, the House would number AS
members.
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ANTHOLOGY. &c.

N lately from Philadelphia offers his services the ct
,ers o. New York Nc able 20 fOretO past. present and
rtuTe events Fee-Ladies, 80 cents; gentlemen 81 Ma
oscrlated and read in full according 10 the orseles
hns masenne ssns Isdiss 81 gentlem.n 20 Ma
white street New York whore letters post paid will
eeive immediasc attention. For particulars see daily
2rpsss Astrological Amsnscs be procured 81 The ooe
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Free Soil Movement Against the silver
Grays.

UTICA, NOV IL, 1921
The Hon Joseph Benedict, member Of the Assembly
from this county last out in the Herald this morn
ing with strong article in favor OF the wings cutting
of the silver grays and that If they do not do 80 he
will leave the party. lie goes in the resolutions
passed by the State Convention Of lS49 Sc. lie says
that IL is time for a party to be formed s4anss
slavery, and that be will be enc oft
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Domestic Miscellany,

MORTALITY IN PHILADELrHA.-Ther were l56
deaths in Philadelphia during the week ending the sth
inst Of which IS were under Eve years Of age.
SEVERE Snow SroRM-There was heavy snow
storm, at Bellows Falls, Vt, on Monday
THANKseIviNe IN VERMONT Will
sms has appointed Thursday, December ath the day
fox Thanksgiving in Vermont.
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Com initial for Murder.

PROVIDENCE, NOV. II, 1901
Alice Mcclu.ky, charged with the murder Of her huS-
band examined by the Court Of Magistrates to-day
and committed to take her trial at the next session
the Superior Court
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rELEGRApHIc AND OTHERWISE.

l2 Of Tie votes given 70 Daniel UImann, above. were
cast for D. Ullmann, Jr
For the Assembly, sylvanus Smith, (democrat)
beats ]. NJ White, (whig) sos votes The democratic
candidate for Clerk ha. the same majority The demo-
cratic candidate has SEQ majority Super
ntendent the Poor and Session Justice EACH 1856
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Three Lives Lost by the Gazing in OF q

ROCHESTER, Nov. IL, 1851.
Three iaborers were illed at Spencerport in this
county to-day, by the caving in Of embar kmeu.
the Rochester and Lochport railroad
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Cotton Factory Burned

SPRINGFIELD Mass., Nov II, 1851.
The cotton factory of Messrs Heard Daniels stu
ated at West Midway destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon Loss SIS COO which there is an insurance
forS 600.
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The Florida Mt Savannah

sAvANrAH, NOV. H. 1901
The steamship Florida, Captain Lyon from New York.,
arrived here this morning in sixty -four hours from
wharf o wharf
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THE ooNsT ITUTroNAL coNvENTro

uNft-' VoivSo
Essex and two other Of the above. counties
ineople this question; but the few towns to be
added cannot change the result. The convention Is
defeated by over 5cC0 majority.
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The Southern Mail.
Our Philadelphia Corresponaencr.

BALTIMORE. New. IL, 1851
The Kew Orleans mail late due arrived to night
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A 1TRACTIyE EXHIBITION FOR SALE AT GREAT
n Faorifee-A most interesting Pan psntod by Pro-
fsfo- lie Blond which Is certain and excellent living TO
the will he sold At great sacrifice for cash Nay be
teen by by applying to ny J. CRATE
gHenry street, Of Catherine Tuesday Now l5 at
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AMUsH M E NTS.

Ss:;::i;. + s:::
S !ns
Cony cSssis M TsylGT r Nns Me- 5sI TR
Emperor re- b Paul. S S y Ivan fs
a Fl sS With rue
esn aud his honkey-Jaoh Robinson Mr. cony; hushapuE
DURToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREsr-DooRs
s.a .ssad sn D c's . .ns r:
g. pisysd comedy LoSD9E AssGsAscE.s5 H.r.
Bafs kesssa qDSsIs, x
MI H.. m
PFC ~ RI rue Mi
Rosemary, Mr. Lester.
NATIONAL TREArRE. CHATHAM sTREET-DooRs
& IL 81
Scott: Count uriok Mr. Clarke Aexna, Mrs Nioho EN-
$5s$s &: eAfTiT IsSsSpss,Is S.sasi
s Se % S s r;nos sssd
100 MANY odoks SPOIL The BkSfA.sSss sxIiHp
Fox seraggy Mons zavystowsk Lucinda Miss Ludlam
Manager and Proprietor John Green wood Jr, Assist
eRSn S & Aa su r
qge. ~ cents extra TreIsnaous suoSsss Of ne ess
ar
&ssns HideHn mss The KoS moor bamond Or
&c ps n HAPPY Family the cns,e collection and all
d,BRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL, NO
az nrUsdy,y sISys Grand every night
& ri siipat anS
Saass the Of christy whose concerts Il
With By highly respectable fashionable andsnse
~ O'clock The patrons * chry anss spe rs0Oso
@ informed ahas the Saturday afternoon concerts are dis
open EVERY NIGHT-rELLows. MINsrRELs AT
aex.rd and Grand Streets Justly celebrated ana en-
Snf HnSi:
city for the psst year have been received with s Greatest
ss fnS on ss i ssI ss
ventilated buildinss in the world Admssos Doors
soon every and tho esp.
A oARp.-BowERY THEATRE THE BENEFIT OF
bSs vii s
Ount by Hector and Yanhee ApOpusr BY Miss Hif
styled GScLh 5asn Mr. DS
by Miss Hfer. and Mr.. Hamilton. KDsherseches Ser;
AND his HoSKEYDEusS.pus Master E. co aD-''''
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAwARE.-THIs
great national picture By teutae is nov exhibiting
rosd%ay Hdnssios IS cents; SSsfsn 2 Usns So"
sen tickets, 80 cents Open from A n TO 10 Pm
EQUESTRIAN AXUsEMEMENrs--THB LARGEST
f III. The wot isS 5rss time: s.r
r Ss ri . sss EYER Sy n ss a%
70 syeTy syssiDg M,ns;s aANfoRD Proprietor
HEALY's GREAT UNION PIcruRE.-THIs ExHI3I-
III tien 6ss Broadway will positively close Saturday
A GRIZZLY BEAR, FROM CALIFORNIA, (PER-
"A ,fsetly tsme( with nonkeys Birds, So, forming
ossrad g. Thosxs S '''''
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND COMPLEMENTARY BALL-GIyEN TO Mr.
" saraces BY his pupils. at the Broadway C.sino $50
Broadway, Monday evening" November IL 1881. Tickets
te procured at ITO Grand street and At the
large number Of the beat performers Of New York Several
dances will he executed for the fret time.
V'RIPLER HALL SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE
Social Turnvtren (GymnAstic) Society, to be held
Monday, the 18th Of December ISL At Trpler Hall Ball
tickets ST. promenade tickets for the galleries. p cents
To be had at Hall Sons music store, go Broad way;
Nessrs Wostermsn Brother 900 Broadway NJ John sat-
tg 2et Broadway Mr.. WeitEsl music store, 2lS Fulton
street, Rroohlyn.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

The vote poed at the annual State election, on Mon
day. the largest by more than 5000 ever put into
the ballot boxes in Massachusetts, Returns received
from the entire State, except the three email towns Of
Hull, Dighton, and Holland, which viii not make one
hundred votes difference In the result. The election
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and members
Of the Legislature The Of the people also
taken upon calling convention TO revise alter the
constitution. Three State tickets In the field
namely
Democratic. Wing. Free Soil
Governor-,G q Boutwell,, R.C.Winthrop, JIG. Palfrey
1t Gov-H w Cushman, @. Grinnen A. Walker
For Senator'S the democrats this year had pure tickets
in Suffolk Mddlesex Norfolk Essex, Hampshire Hamp-
den Franklin, Barnstable, Nantucket, and Dukes In
Worcester Berkshire Hampden, Bristol and Plymouth,
the democrats and free sellers State reform tickets
together while Norfolk Mddlesex and Essex State
reform or coalition tickets also run by portion Of
the democrats.
The following is the vote for Governor compared with
last year -
1851 3lS Towns 1850.
Winthrop 647s6 Briggs. ........... 57O2l
Boutwell,. 43954 Boutwell,. 80. Scoops
Palfrey 49,. 2s513 Phillips. 80. % $40
Msj sgst winthrop 1881 Maj ag's Briggs. 1858
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
WIG GAINS AND LOSSES FROM LAST YEAR-coUNrY MAJo-
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FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
WARRINGTON, November

WAsHiNGroN, NOVEMBER II-P.M.
There is nothing definite respecting Cuba This bust
will be laid before Congress in the Presidents Mes
sage, as far circumstances may require
Mr. webster will 20 out Of the cabinet. Attorney
General Crittonden will take his place, and Hon. Rufus
Choate Of Boston, will Oil the post Of the latter.
The RepuIhe Of this morning denies the statement Of
the transfer Of the first and second Assistant Postmaster
Generals and says the transfer is only 90 far as relates to
the duties Of the contract AID appointment Offices.
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~ rrie,or respectfully informs the public cha. his msni-
SCENT Ball Room has been put order for the
suing Eany important alterations .nd improve.
menus been ade for the oomfcrs and convenience Of
pages reception saloon parors and dressing rocn
r al the necessary conveniencos for ladies and gentle
The valuable services Of Mr. Vesey the able and
al caterer FOR dinner and parties has been secured
kr via provided With the best french cocks good and Az
ouye wa.eT and everything Of the very best the market
totde will be provided Mr. Nesey has made selection q
he choicest liquors. snd no Pains or expense will
spared 20 dive satisfaction those Who DESTROYS Of
diving frat balls dinners and supper parties will
30 treated with liberal erms tor particulars apply st
hs o0ace Crosby sbreet.
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NJ EUGENE coRALkI, Tue CELEBRATED ., P c.I'i

m sian Professor Of Dancing The great rival OF Celia
rue Premier suet du Grand Opera ct Academic dc husgue
teacher la de salon In Paris has arrived
in this city with the design Of forming with Mr. Wells
Sister school for private dancing IN the true Partisan
style according the admired sysem which he has so
successully rracei for ten years amongst he highest
circles Of fashion In the great metropolis OF France ne
will his first Of lessons Monday the
18th Of Noyem ber at the Of H. Wells Sister, O
Irotd way and will continue them every Monday and
Thursday Of each week For gentlemen the evening At
O'clock for ladies In the morning. At 10 o'clock For
ratou.ra apply At $50 Broasway daily Hours devoted
- rvyate iessona At the rooms nd In families
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4 IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIFE
n Assurance Society Of London: General Agents once
No. Grand street Jersey C!yThe above Company Goa
abe United States snd Cslcrns and other special hs
gards At fair rates Of premum Fer serms blank forms,
SIC" f'''"'ppV "t' gHkSpER STARR, General A,.a.
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ASSURANCES.

VI,HE BRooKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered In Is7i-Ofces 43 Fulton street, Brooklyn;
Merchants Exchange Wall street. New York-have their
capital las also handsome surplusl invested in The most
andoubted securities and continue 10 insure buildings
ohandse furniture and other personal property vessels In
ror and er argoes' upon az favorable terms any other
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, President
ALFRED a. STEVENS. Secretary,
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NJ Office STEAMSHIP BALTIC. FROM LIVERPOOL.
o r. e unS:r canal this S
send their permits on board and attend to The receipt
'"'' EDWARD K COLLINS co.
IroR LIvERPooL-UNITLD STATES NAIL STEAM
hp nAh,G SRs ain Joseph u e S sSss This
s,ey On s,g5say ga e Nsy.m Ser a. n. IRON rom
sor For freight or passage having uhsquasd aeeOmoda
>ih'iof TbwHRb hS * cofifsss co. So wall street
The steamship Atlantic will srcesed the Baltic. aud sail
ASP
% 9 is S.s % G s sS:r Fsss $
sS n g SsS T %1ts lSSTS A Sssa
disc will he received aer Thursday shrpere o. specie will
sppIyto MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent IS Droadwiy.
sraoa RICHMOND, VIA NORFOLK AND. PErEas.
chip RoAroKE, T. Parrish, commander will be ready 70
& & q Pa Sf. tiS from PIT T.
$'F Height or p'''niEss ffiosNroN % Pearl street.
Books pa,stg with plans Of state ROOMS are now open
JSoR sAvAvNAU-rHE U, 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP
On sasureay isss SeysnSsr al SoiosS. Pm rom Pier
h'i SS sS s fp 6.S f1sa
on Saturday, ga November.
NOE NEW ORLEANS, VIA KEY wEsT.anro saul ON
ma 1Ssiaa.
der will positively sail sc above For freight or psssage
CAIN $50 SisAs oS %
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIREcr-THE NEW. AND
T Triendid fast going steamship UNION, gsgs Thos s.
3ud1, ill lssye pier k0rth river, on friday, NoVem
seeonpshss he voysse and the superior se,om
viiSa Should %. oy'ri.osod ~
s sf5foRS T ifHis 5sF Cos
shIrrsrs are ,e!ussssd 70 send Bill q ladas Y the
about tSs tine ina. the 4. s. mail arrives ont.
DAcrFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP coEPANY.-oNLY
F.ro r,aus,d. On saturday, NOysmbor 2, sggM The
acns untqpslci in her aecommed atlens and speed J.
~ Irss: from her pier At The foot u warren
rcst Eoih River, with he govern mails, direct FOR
steiner % sell Vhoat any delay for San fraassco on
arrival o. the ysssengers nnd MALE at Pansma FOR pas
RsrsS SGsS Rv t@e ' NO ''' '''
JTEITEp STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- forNsw ORLEANS, ys Hsvsnh CHANG q sailing DAY
srlsnsS dSusle engine s.s %ssg GEokSlA tons
seo. Nsrr,n street Nor.h River on Monday N0yembsl
and Ssv Orleans new saloon serths
~ Atsr saoer 90, 500 forward Do $50 steerage DO,
q adns signed Che hour Cd sailing For freight o.
passage sPply 70 N. o. ROBERTS, W West street,
nEsPATcB LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO THE NEW
~ aud elsssnt New York clipper built shin HURRIcANE
Yam1 Very IT, 10 Y. River-This
ns s sn and viii have 9 pro% SnssS
The y The 'hsrge.t clipper ever bat and
ger ssfer. s.semp.d IN marine sreh.e:.uie The public
q cargo az rates or passsse having
CIV. A.IhoxAs, 70 Broad street. or
w. b. SUTTON, - Wtll street.
CHOICE STATE ROOM, WITH TWO BERrHs, ON
IA board The steamer Franklin, 20 sail for Hsvre w
18th (s.,utdsyl may be had reduction from orsns
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LERRERos DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 81 WEST
fourteenth street. between the Fifth and sixth avenues
Madame Dubrcu Terreo, and her brother Fsrrero, re-
spectuly rive netce that their glasses for instruoson In
Dancing take place. for young ladies and masters every
"Wednesday and Saturday Monday and Thursday after
at half three o'clock Evening class for gentlo
Monday and Thursday. Private classes and schools
q tended 20. Scrcos given, ne usual.
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RITES THIS YEAR

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
WIG GAINS AND LOSSES FROM LAST YEAR-coUNrY MAJo-
RITES
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DODwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 4fs
"A. Droome street-Tbs opened for
the sehson Glasses on wednesdays and Saturdays for
ladies and chdron Saturdays for thoss who wish 70 at
only week. classes Mondays and Thursdays
ether classes Wednesdays and Saturday. In the evening"
zentcmen practcng Tuesday evening" soree
ueri-onthly for sdulW .nd monthly for children. All
the modern dances are included In tho OF instruo
tion. rartcul.rr. circular.
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HEALY's GREAT UNION PICrJRE.-THIs ExHI3I-
ticn Broadway will positively close Saturday

A GRIZZLY BEAR, FROM CALIFORNIA. (PER-
"A fsetly tsme.l with Monkeys, Birds. 60, forming
small Menagere for SALE the being unable TO attend
60 them For terms &c apply personally or by letter.
1postraid TO j. @. THOMAS, les avenue b. N Y.
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Net wing loss, I,IZS. MsJority AGAINST wings, 755I
VOTE OF THE CITIES.
-.1S5l --ls5o---
J ! J ! ! !
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9. ". < S.rhoNAs, lG Broad street

A CHOICE STATE ROOM, WITH TWO BERTHs ON
IA board The steamer Franklin, 20 sail for Havre he
18Th (st,urdsy) may be had reduction from original
cost By application 70 W. J. HoPPfN, 81 wall street
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HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS, MDE. n. GA
IL velie Academy fer Dancing open at tho Stuyvesant
Institute $50 Broadway Their system Of instruction 10
particularly adapted for parting 20 the pupil graceful
department. The proper Of walking also mi
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All the snd fashionable dances taught In the
simplest and most appropriate manner. and likewise In
short time Hours devoted exclusively "a adults NOM
ius and evening" Arriy daily, at the above address,