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The New York herald., 1851-11-02
NEWS BY TIE LIE G r A PHI.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING PR0M WASHINGTON.
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Important Dispatches from England
and France.
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Avowed Intention Of Searching all Suspicious
Vessels, in Case Of Another INVASION Of Cuba.
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The Texans, and the Sierra N6adre
Revolution.
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The Unlted States Troops Ordered to Intercept
American Expeditions.
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STRIKING WING MOVEMENT At ROCHESTER.
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SENATOR SEWARD CONDEM MINED.
STRIKING WING MOVEMENT At ROCHESTER,
SENATOR SEWARD CONDEMNED,
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important from Washington.

Important from Washington.
DISPATCHES FROM ENGLAND AND FRANCE RELATIVE
TO cuBA-DKrERMINATIor TO SEARCH ALL sUsPI-
cIoUS VESSELS, IN CASE OF ANOTHER INVASION
TIE ARREST OF MR.. THRAsHER, AT HAVANA, ETC.
~EcIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF HERALD.
WAsHIsGroS, Nov. 1, 1851.
1t is asceEtained doubt that Mr. Champion the
British Charge (Gd in) here, presented to this 60
vernment despatch in which 1t is stated that the
French and Englhh governments had isued orders in
OF the railing Of any further parties to invade Cuba
to eearch all vessels of suspicious character whether
sailing under the United States any other flag 1t
supposed that Mr.. Webster has already answered
pose he has not Indignantly denied the right of any
nation to search vessel ssiling under our flag 1t is
fortunate matter fer the peace OF the world that tn
Threatened not put in practice, but
result could have followed Congress will Of all
for this correspondence at early day and it being
contrary to ussge TO make it public till asked for by
Congress We must only wait patiently
There tas been scarcely any United States stock issued
TO foreigners this week
Nathan Sergeant. formerly Recorder Of the Land Of
Ace, to-day appointed Register OF the Treasury vice
Haines
The Army Board now here have not yet been able to
determine on site for the asylum
FROM ANOTHER coRREsPosOESr.
wAsHrNG roN, November l. 1851.
The Republic of this morning denies that the of
Mr. Thrasher, at Havana has occupied the attention
the cabinet Official information has been received
the subject, and he will have al the protection
treaty stipu.ations eniitle him 20
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yyhig Meeting at Rochester.

MR. SKwARD HAULED OVER THE GOALS, FOR BE-
FRlENDIAG TIE SYRACUSE RIOTERS, ETC.
Rochester, November l. 1851.
large and enthusiastic meeting OF the wings Ro-
chester held last evening a. which thu. Hon T. b.
Strong presided, and a number OF resolutions we're
passed
The aTst resolution declares tie necessity Of the full
support Of the en- tire State ticket the third endorses
the prese national administration, entitled the
cordial support Of every vhs the fourth de-
msgogues Who proclaim disobadii 70 law, threaten
offcers Of justice and p-onosaes the constitution an
strociou5 bargain. The hf;h Is as follows
Resolved, That alike surprised and morthsd
learn that vhg senator from Ais state should i'm
the opportunity afforded by toe trials growing out of the
riot walk the Unted states Court
invite the rioters to form procession - march 20 his
house snd psrtske Of eoatioE thus encouraging rebe
lion heroIirg whose Of conduct would lead
to anarchy. and an end to all EoveE1msat.
The seventh resolution declares unwaveriny fidelity
the ancient whig banner upon which s inscribed the
supremacy Of the laws, and concludes thus -four
perenee has taught that those Who wander fro this
standard never return but finally fall into the enemy
hands, commence guerilla warfare their own &C
count"
The eighth states that Thiy IL bound to vote 70
Ssmue! B.steh1ord Of Auburn-s young gentleman un
distinguished for any high legsi attainment The las
resolution pledges support TO he Syracuse ticket but
leaves every voter TO Judge for bimse,:
The resolutions adopted unanimously and afteI
q few stirring addresses, the meeting adjourned.
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BnrNgN ArD sourHssproN-ste,mship Hermsun-J N
Perkns Perkins, Albin Gross, John Frohlieh John
e. John sssol. and .sy Dy.sn. o. Tm Barnes Prus.s
.p, Germsgs Mrs Mary Conner, tsslsnd, n sAisssnSsr
cher 81 Louis Mr. Ludvs New York A Moore. BenneW
sss JyhN AND cHasRFs-s,e.mship Brother jonathan
q Merreili Gsniehio, Giovsns BsrE.Ei. Pendols
helverns Fhargusretto, Joe Ribioto, Louis Custo,
John Pepticlo Dretehs serserr, Msrchini Pendoa
Mr. Patterson and lasy, Por,u, Mr. Van Brunt Dons
Bush R..n.y JFE,slins, Ferris, n.rc.iai, k.efi,
BsdesIL Thomas Lysle, James Goodwin, II Jores Geo
Hsris. Mrs Harris. y omas MeGuire, A Bsrrsltin n
Bsrrsltni Jeurreil, Gray, Hitchcoek, A Hitch
seeh Is.se Corsy, T 9 spr,sve W IryiuE, W Cole,
Torrey. Ludbury Jshn Moore snd LADY, Mr Car
.sr, Rsmnsy d:mmsli Thp%s.i b.vs, = L.ssraini,
si.s: Dos n.s.s, & s.%ss''h I... xloos 2sor,. =;
lslioet. p..fsr, AlRs.sh. Tinm., q y,ius,, Jobs
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The Latest from Texas.

IHK a. S. TRoors oRDERED TO PREVENT AMERICAN
EXPEDITIONS FROM CROSSING THE RIO GRASDE-
IsDIAN DEPREDATIoNs, ETC.
Esw ORLEsNs, Oct. 90, 1851.
Advess from Galveston 10 the 24th, announce that
General Smith had received orders 10 employ all the dis
posabse force IN his power to prevent any American
petition from crossing the Rio Grande II s the inten-
tioo Of General Smith to make complete chang. In
present system of rsntisr operations against the In
dians
The report that wild Cat about 10 Join the 90
vsrrneni forces is said to Be- confirmed.
Great depredstions continued 70 be committed By the
Indians around NJ Psso.
The San Antonio papers think that the Gulf Railroad
viu certainly be constructed
The miners the Sierra river have been highly sue
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MEDICAL.

mr. cRIooRY NAY BE CONSULTED DURING THE
~ dsy and evening, on all delicate diseases He is vel
IN the treatment Of those orgnstne
habit of self abuse IN the practice of vhich
many pretnders mis- Cordial o. ksn ty has aever been
fail In restoring wasted msnhocd 10 i wonted
vgsr In sree bottles price s. At the Doctors private
residence III Allen street.
nR. COrvERs INvIe0RArING CORDIAL, THE
~ only remedy for those Sad sfecors Of body
ncspsetang fer society business or mssrmony rssuis
from self abuse. 81 botsle three bottles for s5 vh
Important advice 70 the married and sssis sold
Broadway. W Bovery, snd IS Third avenue, New Yorh
Dr. Csnvers medical vort syphs SELF abuse snd
all private diseases for sale ~ No. So Third sysnus 81
tcopy-postpsid, forwarded 70 the ountry.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

EDsAarovy. Dc, o..
ersnson Consry DO for Portland SID sohr Helen Barnes
SAr ,shr. Mar. y. Ssof.s. s:as:ns g, s..
'-iH t0i' A' vessel ,SS,. ssg,s,t S,,-r
Arriv.s-sehr. syrsn. Gaines, New London L H,rs'd
ci..iss.ssSr. yfrisI. s,Hns s.y,a..s, o.,s: sell:
a.ev ch,rss,op ansa; s... p.nos.ss ti.,f s{ss
af, %% Pens. &sslsss. Bo.sos. '-'''''''
Miscellaneous.
hsp zen, ssor, Sars x osso On Tss,r Isdss strs,
an: o. ihs G e ssa, "a. y rssI. h.
y, .. BLOWN. ir,.S S.s 70 s.r :, a.s. ~:
pr,,,y ,S. d.y =. .isd ehsss.s
severely snd unless she Asa Prsvi'usy Se' Of IL is ssrsa
R.hE Rvrs-Ths ,eAr Tiirs VA, snp.o.sa v leave Per-
in number. Who Wsr. waiting Tor sonvsy,oss
BR scHR EeHo, from ST John. NIB for NYorh. split sss
si,i III. ,rS :se- @ storm ana sss1y ale s.sSdoS s
scrR TAsry. of Crsnb.rry Isles Wa fallen in with th
Por,i.ns soth Sy hs Dread from KsnnsSsni for IuSss
scpp Gro wsmfsoror, sshors At Cape nAy, vas db-
s's y" sspsesss 20 ,. 60, ssss, ,ss nn, SsS ads
%. y. 20. c:' .S., s sSs cost Gts Bar
Ty Galveston Civilian says that portions Of the wreck Of
s ..m'. s o..isn -s. ss cf sn LUIS Ss en.s
the bottom came ashore on the psnn.us is- dsy'ses
Notice 20 Mariners.
coral ,bssl Of fourteen has been discovered Bush
Key Lish, ITortusssl, bearing wEw, BY COMPASS. The
. ,s s T. . ss. ,sS ssf .s. y
the lights s'ss sees, 's'h'us ,aSt hTsT frIT %
whalemep.
..s .. s;.:,: ss.. @ S f.ss. Ss..s
Jopee Pscifo Ocean. - .--...
Arr usysney, Nsw, Jpre g. Hsrsis Terry, III, $50 bkls
100 40 eooosnut o sii the lsst cruise Tbs
p OIL would be hipped 70 Lsndon spoke March Belle
Hsndy VI, l7s bhls ~. 900 DO oocosnut oil.
The neLslsn, arsv London. hss 30 40, pol bsls vh
| OIL. @lhs bone snd 30 seal skins.
| spoken.
mis q. - crs"s ton Nvork tssy I'D FOE Canton.
ship Aib.bis, CrevsI from c.cu,.s Cs.od Heads Ars
bier bosson D days Qua sst Asa s. las IN Ion @r
a. no lat ks
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The nevolutlon In Northern Mexico. SC

NEv OaLEAss, Oct 81 1881.
The reesn. Intelligence from the camp Of the revou
tioniss states that the attack made at Mstamoras
the "a was by body Of a7s hundred Texans who, a.
before sts.sd, were driven back. Col CAraysjal
hourly expecting more from Camsryo.
The Mexican war steamer Neptune had not been able
10 land her reinforcsments up % the 2s,h
letter received hsre stats Ia; the insurrsctlon Is
only o smuggling movement
The steamer Fslcon, which arrived this afternoon,
detained b. severe storm ch Cape San Antonio. She
reports the sloop Of war cysns having arrived at
Havana
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TeIeCraphie Marine Reports.

Bsfsr0f- NOV 1.
FALL kTysR, Nov /.
sAlsa-Bris Poe9aoEs,, Ray. Phn.ss.pas.
ARRIVED Br,s Poooueckst prA.on fof Phi,deiphiA
drsr Rnx DO for DO sehr, Hsasy oises hBedfo-s for
Caroline, NTork fer Dghson. Orapsaks Dzhtoa for
NYorh Lar xrtne NBsaford tor DO Lsdy Cnten. aver
Amsron sandwfeh for 40; soops hount Prov.
eenee for syph aad BlAeksone DO O Hsary Cast9f
EYork for WAR. n. -,
Arriyet-ship M,s.achusett Chsss. Pashe Ocean. go
bt. % oil; schrs E1a Jsne Norfolk Mary lr,beth,
ana Hepe Candy Philsdelphs Psurasst. Albany; By
ron, DO Tor Wsrehtm,
N'' raovnrros, Nov I.
Arrved-sckrs Anna jenkins Baltimore; John Candy,
Phiiadelphs; sleeps Conmerce, Albany Orexon sfort
Also arr schr Ann Bahsr, Smith. PhilAiei pnis.
sailee-sefr. Bayiir Tooksr Philadsohs Elleu Per-
Aims story NYork; Leader, Bssrse, Albsay.
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From Bo-fon.

FAIAL RAILROAD AcCIDENT-IHE sHADRAcH RESCUE
cAsE-RAcfNe MATCH, ETC.
BosroS, Nov l. 1851
The engine Of the freight train upon the Ps.sumpsc
Railroad, Thursday night fell through bridge at
Thetford Vermont instantly killing Mr. Butternea the
engineer sud Mr.. Thomas fireman. The bridge was
veakssed and being carried away By the ood, at the
time
Efforts we're made this morning, for the postpopement
OF the until the next term, OF
the sbssnce Of witnesses
pacing match came on yesterday afternoon, at the
ca"srdss course between Dalton and Bones-tSe
fmsr 70 harness and the latter under the saddle The
arrangement vas mile heats best three In Eve Dalton
won After four heats The folovirg the summing up
9. Brovpeu named b e. Dalton I 4
ID. Mace named q e. Bones. ~. ,.,...... 4 a q
Tine 2Ss-23S-2 3s-23 al
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Another Fugitive slave Remanded from,
Pennsylvania.

HAHNi3HIElf N1F. \ IoJI.
The United States Deputy Marsha. arrested a negro
named Heary fugitive slave Of Dr. Duvsn Of Prince
Georges county, Maryland in Columbia last night and
brought him here for examination before Commissioner
MeAIs,er. The proceedings were very summary. The
and two witnesses 20 bis identity and the
Commissioner delivered the fugitive to his claimant
who Immediately placed the slave IN close carriage,
and drove Of With him. There disposition mani
Tested to violate the Law lid the produce the
least excitement.
The New York herald., 1851-11-02
CRANKLIN NUsRgM. IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE oSs
AsIUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

MUSICAL PUND HALL. PHGLADELPHIA.-IM-
v1 menss triumph aud enthrssstic appro batioa-Prs-
tessor nderson TIE Grea. Wsre Of the EOrth has v
cord With grateful remembrxnee Of the brians
pops be 1perenc in any country and bes
state thss he will continue his Grand Drawing Room Rnsse
tainmen et Soirees kystsreues this evening and
evening until further notice when he will introduce asw
and astounting wonders Illustrative Of the fAaey Ne
eromAney. Demonology and witoAorh Doors open ne u
performsness commence a. o'clock. Admit.snoe 80 osa.
juveniles under n years. IS eents grand day tnsertAa
nent every Saturday. Doors open - oomaeas, -
o'elock
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Lorpor-ship Ps,riet hsnry-R y Gr.hsm, Esq. xr
J wsdsen, Mt tRPte, M cslaven. Mrs Merton, N ss
Master Bustoer.
CsRrpassSs-Bris John French-Mr. X L sancher, l.dy
of the Ansricsn Consul A. Mise Sanchez Mise
Sanchez Mrs. Putnam and children Mise Sears, Master
Cspela
EsYasvrz. PR-sehr R.ehel Brovn-xr ees.
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ME DICAL.

nEAFNEss, SHORT SIGHT. Krc DIR HxAra
~ eursd my daughter in two days Of discharge from tbs
OF six years standing s. Mills. You oarei IN
twentyiour hours f Discharge from my ear Of twsnsg
year, standrE.J wyenes Yeu cured me ~ desness in
short Mathew Brown. You cured Of dsatnsss IN
nineteen days IT. Browning. Artificial syes inssrtsA
once 2t2 BRO sdvay. Once hours IRON A. NJ tof
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TIE MARRIED woxAs's PRIVATE MEDICAL con

TIE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
Of Wonen-Tvent tieth Edition lsms pp. 2co-Pn,e 81
Years Of SUFFERING Of physical and mental anguish to
bfscopate wife, and pecunisry difficulties to the hus
band, might have been spared By timely possession Of THU
contemplating marIsse m ~ diselosss portant seerots
which should be known 10 them particularly.
To those wbose health does not permit Of Increase Of
family, ~ is Of special Importance. .
etfer budding wonsnhood the other In the decline
Of years. In whCm nature an important change
can ecever the causes symptoms and the most efficient
remedies and meet certain mode Of eure In svery complaint
(Lxtraet sf letter fiom gen,lemsn in Dayton, oho)
DAyroS, ksy l. lSi2
Nv DrAR sra NY wife has been pereeptibly sinking for
gush and suffering months before and during
hnemsnt every successive more and dsbsatns
and prottratnG her. putting her life In imminent danger
and whieh vas, the last occasion. dsspared Of
self TO the At this time tnow about two
montbs heard book highly spOhen Of containing
matters reacLr On It's rsceipt and
tannotsspress 70 you the resf sfotded distressed
mind. ad the JOY s impaired 70 my wife, learn
ing that tie pest discovery Of n Besomeaur provided
remedy. op~h prospect 10 which little conceived
r possible. But for this another would hsve
rsssd ever head in all human probability my vii,
would have leSn in her and my children ie
therlsss-
" course inpraecsile 10 convey more fully the se
intended sr The srrisd those .tns msrr.se
sale 81 "a Brosd~ay end At the publishing sce Il
Liberty street New rork Little Co.. Albany, JOSEPH
fucker, netle, Aisbsmsi 7. D. Peterson, 81 cnesnut
On The rscsip; Of 81. eopy will be transmitted BY mai.
free Of postage any part II tbe United states letters
must te adtresset paid 10 DR. A. n Mauriceau boz
LIZA New YOr. city. Once. l2s Liberty street.
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Taresin Rhode Island.

PRovrDEScE, November l, 1851
The bill extending the time for paying the registry tar
20 within three days Of the election, has passed the
House, after bard fought battle.
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The sorthern Mall.

B,Lrtmoss, Nov Z, 1851.
Ths Southern mail, late ss due has arrived but
nd nothing In the papers worth teey ysphins
The New York herald., 1851-11-02

BALusoRE November 1, 1851
The bsrk Morgan Dix sailed this morning for Lbsr,.
with $50 emsrants (coored) The ceremonies on bo ard
vcse vesy interesting
The New York herald., 1851-11-02

M MRCuArICAL NJ pfCrNs.-Dp On LANEYsCURA.
Ul tive 1nstrumsnt the only nfslfbe remedy exis.irs
for hoss ssressss narmises from early mpre
per habits Ae for sale ~ his shce. Lspenard
tor particulars address Boz 100 Brcadvsy Pos
Once Dr. De L. ccstnnss devote psrssuiss atension L.
eli Ahess eenpiaiake.
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To Correspondents.
Captains Of shinx NArias News 70
h. would CONFER favor By ssAas sasr oommuni
ostionS
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DARIs AND LONDON TxKATxEsr or PRIVATE


vithou, pain In debility brought 81 Improper hss.s
and conssut.nsi arscsons hs combines msdsass vfsh
Who cannot 30 Without H. - he has cssss daiy =
yoan duration from the other physicians In ALL he
vshous vhsh others uss by their sos 81
1nd srsd other o.rssss. sbovs sAss aossiss
Sys Sss local sppIosaoa cured me IA r.. hours. sss
another doctor tried long time-C. Dcrand. paid svsG
ssSss sihous sss sars N. !, ioss ara r
raj treatment In short tins-Jas Eyans You CURED
q the vors. syph,e Affection MI body and fsss,
90 bsnsst-Wn. fsrsussn. Psrsh Ansoy n T. Tbcss ps-
ns One nsarss sam %o9siss s E =. 49,, ~
lns. n lamont n D.. q Rssds ssrsst Ivs asers Her
Broadvsy-nos In the store.
nR. La cRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL rRRArIss-
~ Chespess book ever pabllshed-no pp. sad Id ase
rSiss. ana a,s.s. " s.usS ssS .su.s a rssi
rsvsr enfe.bi. the natural fesnss .Ihsass shs
sutonal vssknsss ana ali diseases arsss frea isdis-
..1 s s%s; sss: y .ssA ~
.sl .S.r ssIsfs; l.sss..Is: Iiis..ss..s
organs Il Sosh sssss DIR ssruSsSrss ys. and
nsos.sins many mg.rsans hns 70 Shoss ecn.snpss'as
none hswsvsr should tsks shs sSsp vissess
nrst consutne M II treats Of all diseases Of sle
.. s.s. s.r:S q , % hs
yis.ir ss,sislssis sss as sssss ss.s y. %psss.s
so,osa X. ..aSs !, u. ssss. q sssS Il. s.ss ss
i rs:Is ss., 81 5 '.s % sys ., r 'si' g. al M 3
- B. La Crois. % Beaver street, Albany n ", sols ~
sers,. osrrssA sas sssnssr Townsend. IA Brosivss.
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MEDICAL.

NERTAIN CURE FOR CUTANEoUs CANCER
~ Persons afflicted with this disease will be
weeks without paying anything until the has taken
place. sum from $40 to $500 aeoording 10 agreement
will be forfeited should the fail Apply by letter.
ting place Of meeting, Boz 6g6, Post ofos. ~.
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MISS CATHERINE HAYES GRAND CoNPLI
THE REV. FATHER MATHEW,
The great Apostle of Temperance.

Ihe great hpostteo oi iempsfance,
w..,..s.s 1n1F1as Isls'1s. EAas s..,ss.. $. 1851.
oTss Th COMMITTEE hrFi ;Ss ls.si e announcing the fol-
l. overture-IrisA Airs Full orcass.r. Ford.
D'''' Messrs Brs6.im and Mensis ''''''''
s'i'-'r'hd an''sa Mr. On a. tss ssdssiSs Ssfss.'na
(First eppearanoe in Ameries
l. sefEa and Aria" before my eyes bsAsld him. w
Miss c.Ia.RisE hi.rrs. '''' "'''''
Mr. K Br.ssm..' l.
g. Ari' Buf0-"Boiia 9ssa ssaL ,psiI " DOnir'ss.
g. Irish Ballad" savcprnsen DeeIish" "...".....
Mss CArHERrsE HAYrs.
]. 9y.!.ureara,Is rqli oIeasstt.: pss.seyss.
B. Swiss sOps-" the n;gpy ssi..sI nsnsis
L. Rect, ~ and Aria" luce al quest ANNA" Linda
Ms, cAr1lnIsi HAYES. ' ''''-'''A
.'' 80 Mr. a. Braham = ''''' '''''
G. Ir Ballad" Erin !, my Home. Masder.
MIS-. da4rrSSss Sy r.sHs;'h hi.vrs.
J. Finale Instrunentale-Full Orchestra.
Door. a.hsii ip,issi f,riora.n:s at
iiei.ss parts ci tho Hail. rwo Dollars to be had
%"ss :tosSs and Scte. Ill 'A'
TIE RAYMOND BINEFIr-TnE REPORTS GOING
ny
an ~. s tho 70 ss co oS
hundred and seven cellars and the esanee Of the
The q vbeh is not known % mss.housh from The
.a n.ds /. ss %
be absent we'll the Com
mtee from repeated notice. detailed repor. Of the whole
asir will be published the facts ascei
hut, to prevent further msspprehenson may be well
enough to state that have nineteen dollars and Sc
Ave cents in hands not estnAtY apyropriaed
New York. Nov. l, 1881. JOSEPH 4. BRADBURY.
NEW OPERA H0UsE.-ARCHITEcTs WISHING TO
IN tf,r plan for the house. to be erected
the Stuyvesant lot Of Fourth and Ninth
street. invited TO nieate with JOHN H. hcCUNN
3 Wall street,
DAKTIKs WISHING 10 HAVE Tna Uss or ram
Ter Hall during three evenings In tAs week. VIII plea,
''''' " '''"' VI ). II. wIRpwELL. SO Broadway.
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tstions % vcry many who have been crueiy dissp
pointed BY certain self pung individuals the undsrgnes
will prescribe regularly fer that cla
of dseaees witch their bosssg Advertisements suts
Those vho have snorsntiy injured emselves BY desrus
tive habit ofyouth, sse sppy With certainty o.
n. De LAFRY. n. D.. 81 Lispeosrd e.. Bro.dvsy
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i that

VvNHE fSbLlC AhE hEsT6CTFULLI lNfOMNED
CATHERINE HAYEs
will give her Eleventh Grand Concert in New York
-NsHIos CoNcERr Room, MONDAY kvENINc Nov. &
PROGRAMME.
PARTL
Duet oh la bella imm an (Bettey Douizeti
Mr.. A. Braham and Herr hengs
csvstira~" Robert toi quo j. aima," (Robert is
D'A'''''''' Ms; cArnraisss Hav.s. A''''''''
Aria bufA"Bella amic mci Donizstti
Herr Mengis.
Air" vainly, Alas, FIR. Diavolo). .Auber
Mr.. A. Braham.
Ballad Bring me wild aowsrs ;Lavsnu
Mss CAIHERrNE HAYES.
Overture (siese of Coriath -. Rossni
Duet" Qaanto amore," q Eiisr Amorsl boaisssti
"Le Tremoio." on the Violin De 2erist
Ballad" Thore's o charm in Spring ........ Hullsh
care ye the true. Scotch Ballad
(For the 6rst tims.i
Miss CArHERInE HAYES. SrT4
Herr Hensis.
sOns-"The Bay of BscAy' .............. Davey
Mr.. A. Briham.
Scena and Aria. Qu la vocs (I PurtaniI. Bslni
Miss CATHERINE HAYES.
Grand Finale Instrumentale.
Consuctors-hR LAvENy AND Nm. q. LoDzR.
grand Orchestra coz posed OF the first salsns in
New York. has been engaged
grand panoorte employed ~ ths ooncers will Be rro
shs uanuf.csorX ef Mr.. T. Chieksrng
obtained on Saturday morning at z. Jolss, 800 Brosd
1T w Halls 2S Broadway at the other music stores
and az rriper Rail on the evening Of the concert
Doors spen at IA; Concert commences ~ O'Clock.
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS. HALL. NO.
- az Broadway shove Grand strest-open every night
during the snt further notice. The original and ws
known Chrstys Mnstres comprising an efhcient and
sste cops OF ana psriotmsts
THE city succession Of fvo years. have been received
with favor by lgy respectable and fashionable audsnces
Tickets, cents Doors and will commenoe a.
~ o'clock The pstrons OF Chrstys Mnsrels respect
fully informed that the Saturday afternoon concerts DIS
continued.
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New York. November ., 1901.
The New York herald., 1851-11-02
NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRAcTIcA


MEDICAL CARp.-DR GLoykR CONTINUES Tt
~ cure hose obstinate, rrctrscted, half cured, ant
rene.d and such escape from ignorant medical pretend
er Strangers srprsed this city abounds with
e tmryreal pretenders under delicious names, with
french pronuncston. yho make estrsvsant promiseoi
quist srsnger beware Of these self dcctor
Dr. o. hss received regular medical education and hvs
confined himself 70 an oce prsetce for the last
years, at his present once, No IL Ann street, near Broad
wa
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OpEs EVERY NIcHr-yELLows. xINsrRlLs. Al

EVEKf NIGHI-FELLOWS MINSEKxL5, AT
" Fsliows' New Musical Hall, Al Broadway. besveea
Howard And Grand ssreetThs justly celebrated and eth
ent of talented aud ekpesnced performers under
the sole Of B. Fellows whose this
city for the pss have been received with the srssts
by the elite and fashion from all parts Of the Union
Fellows Musical Hall one fpseious and be
ventilated buildings ia tina world Admission 25 cents Doors
at TO at 7H o'clock afxec-
concert WendesdsY and Saturday for the
The New York herald., 1851-11-02

NJ Rs. EMMA GILLINGHAu BOsTwICKrs SECOND
WI sorse Musicale will take place at Niblos Concsrs
ton is being not entirely filed few more sub: ptiens
subscriber 10 tickets for each Of the remaining two
extra tickets for the next Seres Tiche 50 osNts aoh.
for sale the and atsr Nondsy Every
purehasins ticket viii have sest 70 him s.
scrbers viii receive their chet and select tber seat
and after Friday the st 81 the PiAnofrts and husie
Store Of WIN. HALL h SON, $50 Broadway.
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~ diseases and their ses,men warrants ths spesdsss
cure 70 ns unfortunate leu viii be cured by him pod
lively N half the usual time and By mild msthod VITA
out any pain He would those who have sonsrsssd
these disess, o mahs early sppeatsu Patients see only
hinsef once 20 Canal street. corner Of Broadway. Ne