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SHANNONDALE SPRINGS,
JEEFERSO.N COUNTY. VYRGENsE4

IS celebrated watering place, having been leased for
term of years by the undersigned the last season
put in complete repair to its Cabins Baths Bowling Sa-
LOOM Boats c and wild be again opened for the reception
of company on the 10th Of June. ... VI tsl.S -3
They situated emnence the bank of the
Shenandoah five miles south of Charlesown in healthy and
delightful region. The reputation Of the is well
qualities for and taken New York. Charleston
and other distant places The analysis Of the late Dr. De-
Butts in 1884, cassed the principal fountain with the saline
continuation OF the valuable description
the whole range Of mineral and closely resembling
those OF the celebrated Bedford in compositions operation
and efficacy There is also highly valuable Sulphur Spring
in the vicinity.
Apart from the merits of the waters shannondae is re-
makable for the sublime and beautiful scenery which
said surpass Bath and Bristol England and that Of
Saratoga and Ballson in New York. They within eight
hours travel from Warrington and Baltimore Coaches will
be in daily attendance the railroad depot Charestown to
convey passengers TO the Springs Bs.is
The propretors pledge themselves that their table and bar
shall compare fayoraby with those of any watering place in
Virginia They have procured the best Band Of Music and
capable servant. that be found without regard to
price. 3,sa .,t8lst~ stst a yr tgpf 7*t@.-rr .l.E
Terms $40 for the first week, So for the second $50 per
month tt a@ sE E}t2t', 't.hH n ..'
june 7--cpjulyl HALL, OSBURN & co. Z
XXTEBsTER's DICTIONARY.-Priee reduced q
wv six dollars. The entire work, unabridged in VOL
matter found in any other English Dictionary compiled this
country, any abridgment Of this work. and yet en-
tons models Of condemnation and purity. Ham, W B.
Calhoun. .tf 4. s-sa. .-, IA 4,
Revised by Prot. C. A. Goodrich, Of Yale College IA
- 's = "s = : ''e p' TR&NcK TAYLOR.
Also, all the various abrdgments Of the same. june
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MORMON Paoe REss.-Mr. TAILoR, one Of the Mormon
sent out from the Salt Lake Valley writes from
Europe that establishments fitting out in Lon
don for The cyof Salt Lake. One comes out for the pur-
pose Of manufacturing broad and other ohs vesngs mer
noes apscas nd other fabrics Of that description together
with shapls Blankets fsnnels &c. The other establish
men spoken of comes for the purpose Of manufacturing
sugar fom the beet root the principle in France
These w, require great deal Of machinery, which is con-
temps,ed to bring OUT together with TO work IL the
object being to manufacture every thing be required in The
valley, SO ss not to be necesated purchase it elsewhere
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sea DeloW tnen touerng moment the basls were nu
ed by the tempest into the common ruin. Thousands Of
wreches before unseen driven by the heat from the
cellars and novels, and sreamed in ncessan rong in
the street. Children were carrying their psrntshe
strong the weak while thousands more were Staggering
der the loads Of plumber they had snstched from the flames
This, too would frequently take fire in the falling shower
and the miserable creatures would be compelled drop
and fee for their lives. Oh it scene Of fear and wo
nconceivabe and Undesirable mighty and close pack
ed city of houses and churches and palaces wrapped from
limit 10 limit in flames which fed by whrng hurricane
is sight this world will seldom see. sfa6lgt
" But this oil within the city. To Napoleon without
the spectacle still sublime and terrific Whn the
flames had overcome all obstacles, and had wrapped every
thing in their red mane that great city looked like Of
rolling fire, swept by tempest that drove into vast bill
lows Huge domes and towers throwing off sparks like
blazing rebrands, lowered above the waves and now
disappeared in their maddenng flow as they broke hsh over
their tops scattering their spray Of FIRE against the clouds
The heavens themselves seemed to have caught the cona
grafton and the angry masses that swept rolled over boz
som of fire. Columns of fame would rise and sink along
the surface OF this sea and huge volumes of black smoke
suddenly shoot into the il volcanoes were WORKING e-
low The black form Of the Kremln alone lowered above
the chaos wrapped in fame and smoke and then began
merging into view-standng amid the scene of denoao
and terror like virtue in the midst Of burning world en-
veloped but unscahed by the devoung elements N,po
leon stood and gazed this in silent ave- Tbooh
nearly three miles Distant the windows and wall, of his
apartment hot that he could scarcely bear his hand
against them. Said he years afterwards 1t was the spec-
acle Of the and pillows Of fire. sky and clouds of fame
sea alternately bursting forth, and elevation 10
skies Of fire. and then sinking into the ocean below on
was the naked, the most sublime and the mos,
fc s;obf the uvorld. ever behed. '1
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$4,000, s25,ooo. sl2,50o, % prizes Of sl,oo'

For the benefit Of Monongala Academy.
-It aH#. tE Glass So, for 1861. an
To be drawn in Alexandria, Ya Saturday June 81 1884,
rs Number Lottery--i3 drawn ballots. 1856
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Orders for tickets and shares and certfeaeso OF packages
In the above splendid Lotteries will receive the most prompt
attention. and an official Of each drawing sent imme
diaeiy after Il 10 rover to all who order from u.s. et
nav 90 afA Alexandria, Va
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$40, 900, 3 Prizes $4,000. !"
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the Mononealia Academy.

,a sa Isl Class F, for 1851. st,,.
be drawn in Alexandra, Va Saturday June 49, 1884,
rs number lottery-15 drawn ballots.
tgi MAKING nearly many prizes as blanka) wv
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP GEORGIA,
WITH THZ
G AIIFoR r NI a M A I Z q
VERY INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.
Mr.. TarasAer Found Guilty Of Treason ani
Condemned TO the Chain Gang,
ACCIDRY7 TO THE STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS,
&C., So, 90.

The u g.. nci steamer Georgia, Lieut.. D. D Porter,
commander, arrived about halfpast two O'Clock this
morning from Havana in four days seven hours. 6as
brings the California mails and passengers.
The G.. met the steamer Illinois at Havana ana took
her mails and passengers, she having met with scc5
dent to her ma ,hnery She also met the Philadelphia
and took her passengers for New York The latter ship
has four hundred passengers for New Orleans.
The Georgia brings $50 dust and about $500 90
amongst the passengers.
The California had arrived at Panama With 27) pss
sengen; and the New Orleans wish $50
The Georgia likewise brings nzmber OF passengers b1
the Nicaragua route who could not obtain passage In
the other line Most Of them fourteen days in
crossing that route, and experienced many hard
ships. About two hundred persons still remain there
Mr. Thrasher, a. Havana, has been tried and found
guilty OF treason ani sentenced eight yeass in tbs
chain gang He is to be sent to Spain lie is still in
good spirits and anticipates reversal OF hs sentence
Mr. Owen, the American Consu', was present durias
the trial and has been using his en2esvors to obtain hr
as release from the Captain Geners but his lsoors
without effect.
Everything was qSiet at Havana.
No American msn-cf- war there.
The steamship Edgar arrived a. Havana o1 TIE tth,
Am
We annex the amount OF
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
. EApIHE lvIDENoE OF JAMES ROBERTS NO. !.
EMPRESS AGENCIES, Sc.

DLRroRD 4 CO e GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT.
ID Packags sad Parcel Express U. g. mail stesmsr
Illinois. on saturday November ~ BY u mail steansr
Georgia MontAy November "a and ey 3 mail steamer
special through messenger by each OF the above steamers
who v take change % goods hrsrrh 20 san
Francisco by tc Pacific mail steamers. which connect With
the above sssms and confidently expect 10 deliver our
less those other Express Dratts notes aud debts
collected t thc overt rates All goods must be put up
wAterpro Ia packages not 20 excssd Us lbs and sent y
dust brought San Frsncisco for ~ cent
over 81 tO cent smaller Oces, No. Broad
street. and No Fegey street, Astor House.
CRIooRys GREAT CALIroRsIA PACKAGE AND
VI Parcel TrpresThe subscribers will forward their sst
express per steamers Illinois ard Daniel Webster Sssur
day ga at r. NJ ALI freight by this Etprese,
Is accompanied byetperieneed msssenss who 70 through
by friday P,rcl received until oelooh and letters until
21 y. M.oneatardsy. THOMPSON HTfCHc9Ck,
kansssrs snd Agents, li9 Pearl street. corner Of Wall
DAMS a co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT.
"A Paetsge, aud Parcel Espress psr " Nail Steamer
Illinois on Ssturiay November I'D. BY U. Mail sesmer
Georgia, Moniay, November Ath and by v. 3 Neil
Steamer ri Dorado. on Wednesday, con
esqusnce h aeoumuls,ng amount ef reS orderet for
ths Csliforu> masks 70 by line We have found
necessary 10 send "a Special Expires advance Of our
regular day b. the U Nail amer lois Saturday
Soysmser "a - oslosk r " in ehsrss Of sPsei al
dispatch Psreei hspress W the Mail s.sansr oeor
ria, on Monday, November Ath ais o'clock p M Ia
ofs through messenger 70 destn Our regular SENT
81 DOrhdo Wednesday, November 26sh ins sts ocock
tsrouss mssssssr for either q ss...
mgi. Be s,ysS e y, I rs r. C y
bsnd ls Wall strses.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
HOTELS.

NIGEL uOTIIs DALE STREET, LIvERP0@L-s,
n Towers proprietor o the above hetsl. teRs NEST
srsculy 10 inf rm the citizens of the United States that
she An xe Hotel hrst class establishments. Great I'm
prtvemen and alterations having been made rea-
1ers equal any house In Liverpool The family depsre
Of the hotel v be found TO embrace everything tend
iug 10 comfort whilst 10 foreigners visiting Liverpool
Italian, and German servants form portion Of t arrange
The hotel s str ated within few yards Of The Ek
within Eve minutes yA Of the Doek Custom House, and
Railway statons has been the proprietor OF the Angel
Hote twenty years and for the last the
rrietor Of ths Queens Hotel Manchester which he nov
hopes 70 have that snd psronsgs he h so long been
favored With assuring those VII patronis him. that
thing will be done TO eonduce 70 their comfr and at mode
rate ehsrgos Warn Baths. smoking Rooms and Billiard
Rooms are on the premises. ~ B-Csptans OF chips will
hnd this esablhment very convenient being Of the
oesrest respectable hstsis 20 the docks.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
The following are the

PASSENGERS PEP STEAMSHIP oEoFsfA
rRo~ sLw oRLEars-s II Rsp'eY Sttoel. A BraJsDv,
" Whittsg II Dougnsrty. Or haehis, NJ Crtter nas
brother Ma Fshsr and servant Daniels Nc Sourgeman
ana wife. A Sctenek M HarTis Psysoa, ! Norris
Champion and 2. eteer.gs.
IRoa HAysNf-T Urbanor, j husset, Cesuen a
Psaer, NJ jonas L Rourmpss, Vidal, BiI.st Pink
Adair. ana IT stesraxe
Coskls, Mr. Keith, Mr. Cui aRd toa. Nsus Miss marie
0n brother. sld sister r,s MIDI % Eu,nsr saa
zon. aasro. herrns, uonnear, BsoneO
Cssse Nhitaey J CARMEL ani sou Durvsge, D
b Ht emsp, Crseker, Scott Iiaalay megormlch'
Rer4in, W Hofmsn A s Bishop. frost, Freeman.
G snitS sua servant Church. J Ens0v. ] Ball Gsd.
sard, Jsctson. x Brown c Oasn, Riehsrtsen.S
rtt hekurrsyJ Bonnet. Isisls. Won fei, ssoriile.
Bseymour G Gilman, walker. A YAuGksn, A Marlov,
Gutter Purs an Kelly MsssfB TAmsr, HAlsteAd.
Fih her Pis-Ons Bradford, Spencer. Brige. Dsvcn-
Smith sin moads itsasld Jsvit. shaft orsvolt Kite
Bsese, Luce Heyss usysh Hssleit. Marvin, Wstnns-
Smith X Uarss Peit Seaman. Tumber Brovn, ThonAs
gcAlistr Tiasny. Keeler kinSnsa Jlvi.. Aias.s. No
Laurhlen, Kearpcy wiiey WHY Martha, hale, Johnsoa.
Dsdscp.Fied. obavio Pierce. knsvsissA Hsnfsrd Be-
Birch. xorSaa Peming,on Psrx, GOodreh aaf II u
n Ia
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
Report that Bishop Hughes Is Cardinal,
We extract the following from letter in the N.w&

ROME October 60 1851
Archbishop Hughes Is to the scarlet cap after Ell
His Grace has been made Cardinal at last In spite of
sll opposition. The important fact was made known,
am well assured to the congregation" Friday, ths
Holy See has been under estimated The appointment
Is said to have been made with what degree of truth
do not know without the appreciation II not in the face
f the express protest Of all the Roman Catholic bishops
In the United States one, and contrary to the
opinion Of Chief Justice Taney However the fact may
be- the statement is current here, and generally be-
hewd Catholic South America will probably feel
sighted by this compliment to the Protestant North
But possibly the Archbishop may have convinced his
Holiness and his advisers that the appointment is OF
the ordained means OF bringing about the promised good
time coming when he is to write the Hnt ory Of ths
Decline and Fall OF Professionalism in the United States
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
A DAMS a co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT.
LEGAL NOTICES.

OYFrcE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, No.sNEw CITY
" Haii-Tsses tor ls5- Taxpayers hereby notified
that addition Of per eentw be male all tsses
remaining unr.l the t day cf December next and two
per the 1854 day Of December The Receiver would
urge upon the tirpss the Importance Of ,kpg early
paymens a. possible 10 avoid the crowd and delay which
n.cssary follow inst previous TO The centsse be-
Ing added The last day Of November sundsy
ssrp.yers are parcrrly notified that Saturday 2h
Wilt be the last day which taxes will be received without
the Addition OF cent Hours for receiving money
from e'cioss An TO . Pm. Bsnhsbie money only re.
asiyei HARVEY HART Receiver Of Taraa-
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
PRICE TWO Cent?,

commence sgsin, under theif holy religion, tbs r,sss
stTucon Of society to be regulated by better princip
Of Justice truth, and honor, than the present -
The CHAIRMAN then said thss hsd resolution e
thanks been proposed to Lord John Russell, to thaak
him for his De nal law he would for it, for be b.
ieved 1t laid theomdation of liberty Ireland for it
had led to an alliance between that country and the
United States
The resolution was thsn put and carried and tks
meeting Adjourned
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
Police Intelligence.

Ctng, Of BigGny Officer Crosett, ot ii, Lover
Police Court, yesterday arrested woman named Ro-
sanna Leonard warrant issued By Justice Osborn.
whsrein she stands charged with marrying man named
James Baker which ceremony took place on the f3th M
September last. performed by the Res. mr vhsse ~
Market street Notwithstanding her hrst husband vAs
stii aliye to whom she ms ried on t1s @'tn Juy
Isi7 bv the Rev Mark Murphy in ths city The evt-
dence being conclusive sgsisst her the magistrate con
nittsd her to prison for trial .
Cbsrf, og s,salins q tcH CLAN "A youns man nsmet
J,mee II Barr was arrested yesterday afternoon on
charge of.sapg gold watch chain valued AZ ~. tom
the store Of TifsDey, Young Eiis corner on broso
vsv "a Chsmbsrs street After leaving the stors tbs
rhsin wa. missed Barr pursued AMI the stole1
property found in his posse; Inc accused
rnitfed 70 prison TO answer the charge.
.g,res of D. ma J'a Fraud A man by the name oc
n, WIN N Hull was arrested yesterday by ofhcer Nor
,i one Of the Chief aids charge Of fraudulentY
Obtaining sod watch aud chain and other property,
from Tiffany Young Euis. Jewellers corner OF Broad
way and Chsmbers street The property II seems vns
obtained abeut year ago and check given for ths
amount by Dr Hull. person represented to be
In baltimore but could not be found IL y said thst
several Of the Ike sature pending against him
The accused was conveyed before the Chief 9t POLES.
who committed him for further hessins
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
TN cHANcERy TRKLANp-EsTHER ELLIs. PLAIN.

In CHANCERy IRkLAND.-EsIHER ELLIs. PLAIN
tif eussps Elis and others, defendanu-Pursusnt t.
the decree made IN this bearing date the 6 d OF
June 1xe lure all creditors and next Of hin Of May
Kills. lats OF kallov, In the counsY 81 Cork. widow de-
ceased the n.stse In the pesdinss nsmed " come be
fore ~ thsmbers the Inns Quay, city Of Ddblin
before the tenth day Of April iS and prsoeed 70
Prove their debts sna establish their adres otherwss ev
will be precude from the benefit said decre Dated this
2Ist day of Oesober. 1881. " BROOKE
HsNRy BASrhRfE Solicitor tor The pAnth, ~ Rutland
SluArs Lubt3, Ireland
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
ANTHOLOGY, Sc.

MRS. PREvsTEg, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
lvl d-s h Ladies and Gen -emen Of this city
ta As.rooxy eve asd Law Matters interpreting Dreams
e By book. seense. constantly relied on by apo
will tell the Of the lady gentleman they
will marry Also Of visiters. Residence. Al
Orana street between Clnton and Attorney ssrs n T.
LAdisa afr ocn.a; Gentlemen one ao,lsr
ID EADTHE IyIDENCE OF JAMES ROBERTS, NO. y
NJ Tdler stfes Bet geen Second and somory srees
who had been az beet free OF srdent spirits for
years Th 10 certify that for ten long yesro lad
beeo says 10 the Of quor and bad made many at
tempts 20 sye pp but oosd not succeed vi becams So
happy stats that time have had no desrs for
luor and hate the sight OF H. and urss all who are
situated % 20 call on him. Any ons who wants 70
know call me- a. my residence Noi
- Fldier between second and Montsomery stroes
Phiisdepbia Jsnes Roberts" City o. Phiadelthia a.
Personally trps.rrd before the subscriber one of the
Aldermen sa fer the fad city the above named James
Roberts wha hsng duly sworn doth depsss ana say tns
his knovleigs aud belief Witness hand and seal This
Tth day Of fsbrr ~, lSO It's John A. White, Alder
man. All lss,ers 70 G. W. RoBAcK No.6wh.e street,
ticulsrs call and get an Astrological Ainsnss gratis where
certificates can b. seen.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
NEw YoRK AND PHMApELPHIA.-NEw YoRn

NEw YORK AND PHmADELPHfA.-NEw YORK
lN and Philaaephia direct-Upited states Mail line
,hroush in ~ hours, vs Neg Jsrssy hs.csd r.re re-
View Yerh ~ from foot q Cor .nd. street, snd ~
"a. ~ aaA ~ from foot Of Liberty street. Leave PHI
lsdelpas sndpA ~ sndsp ~ from shefcct of v.'
eot strtet
Through tickets sold 10 shs above lnss through o5n
uo.or with through baggage checks accompanies the WAR
issvns ~ Passengers snd h-esxe u thi, train v
,e .orrcr.es directly nrcuss tsoos N sopes On eus
fesso ~iAhers sstsa sssegA
The New York herald., 1851-11-19

Nile Jenny Lind Hsriieburgi Hon. " " tNiul
Washington: Hon B. Thurston. X 7, Hon
Rockwell Conn Hon II Mcclellan. Hulsoai Hoo
Robert Besil sergeant- at. Arms U ssnste CsPss s
D A; were among the arrivals, yesterday stne u7's
House , n A
II skplmpn Yspn. J Trumbu. Bsttmore CApos.t
Thoms. wyIrht san Frvnc,scoi Pott-r.
a Gibbs q q were among the arrivals !sS'e'"I VS.
Clinton Hotel
The New York herald., 1851-11-19

CLOTIiING.

dNAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ gentlemen desirous OF converting thoif east
clo.hi1y furniture, &C., into cash receive far
value the by eendng tie subscriber At his resi-
Sencs or hraasA the Post once La lies attended by Ma
Drsseldsrt. l.. n. DUSsELDOaF. ~ Elm-stresa
MAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" The price be obtained by ladee aud gente-
who have clothing or furniture 70 disp5e o.
eendinr through the post otherwise for LkVENSTHS
A.6 Broadway. Up stairs Ladies atterded by xrs. Ia
HNAsT 6TF CLOTHING, JEwELsY AND ALL KINDS
" OF sspeI artees-The subscriber still continues
his old estabhei sand p.yne cash. in current money.
for above making application by nots OF otherwise
ISAAC LYON, II Wall street. basement
CAyr OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Lseiss gentlemen having coshlng. furniture
isvely ssook sOoas % dispose o. can oet,in t,r eAss
lsros a, ,rsurA e pcst Ladies attended hy Mrs. Cshsr
n g COHEN, eS Elm strosA
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
Yer, Lhilnsslba Pier Ne North Riyss.
Mterncon Line, oelock Pare ~ e.her line s. for
ol So \, RI,Tss ASeuA
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.


INDIA RUBBER SHOES AND CAR sPRINGs-TwO
1ntitute Best India Rubber Shoes Best India
Rubber Car Springs rners PATENT This proves the
II. II. DAY, 23 CourtIandt street.
DAY'S PATENT SPRING SHANK CLOG OVER
II shoes3uyers Of Clogs, remember the original true
Rubber Clog IL ths patent Of Day Courtlsndt street. 1t
Is made with cloth in the sole between the heel
bahas strap. will stay the boot and does loo
like rubber shoe but like mere gsiter oxng &C. Manu-
saetured exousyei by Day Avoid the tationshey will
combination TO destroy the reputation Of most vaiuabls
patent Every psr has Days i'm rressd the bot
tom II. H. DAY % Courtlandt strest, NJ oldest manu-
aoturer Of naa Rubber in the u ofl7 India Rub
der Patents.
DREMIUM INDIA RUBBER SHOES AND CAR
Spr,ga-Two prizes awarded TO lsst month by
che American Insttutope for the best India Rubber
ehoes and oae for the beat Car Springs Fuer patent
H. II IL Day Jay % Cortland. street
Inventor AMI Of IL Patents, and Oldest nanufao
%urer OF India Rubber in the United States.
nays PATENT CLOG THE INvENrORAND SOLE
~ manE1tU-r Of the In ia kubber 5priag shank Clog
cautions buyers against bad substitute thrown upon the
market BY the c.binatn And although they have not
openly violated this one OF patents as yet the limitations
have spring il the shank and cannot give
the purpose My Patent Clog strap 3 kept
She spr1 IA the shank Every pair Of pasnt
has STAMPED the SOLE and others GENT
All c.utisned against this
valuable patent HORACE DAY % Cou-tlrndt street ia
ventr and owner Of " inda Nuober patents
The New York herald., 1851-11-19

NIBLTS BALI AND CONCERT ROOM.-THx PRO-
IN prstor respectfully informs tho public that hs
ncent Bali Room been put in complete order for
suing Many important alterations and improve
nents have bscR made for the oomfors and Of
parts reception saloon psrors dressing ROOM
Ths valuable services Of Mr. yesy the able
cA caterer for dinner and supper psrss
Mr. " provided With the best French cooks good
tentys wassrs and Of the best s market
she choicest vines and liquors and psias wiz
giving frat balls large dinners and sappor parss viii
treated with liberal terms For particulars apply ss
The osics on Crosby street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
n.m..,ir rilscrIlsny.

r,sr.t.trt ~ wAsni'aroS -Losrs W,
asa,h. IN wasAaztou cisi fut'ns q m''tN" V''~'Ri
" .siss ls s,is nairs syc ysess u ~
The New York herald., 1851-11-19

TERREROs DANCING ACADEMY NOW OPEN. AT
II No. 81 West Frueenth street. tetween the Fifth and
siIth avenues Days Of nsrgotion for Young ladies' and
afternoons st half past three o'clock Evening caes for
gentlemen Monday and Thursday st half past O'CLOCK
Private classes schools attended sorees
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
HENEY WELLS AND BIS sIsrERs. MD1: q. eIA-

~ yss Academy fer Dancing. a. the s.uyyssant
institute 69 Broadway Their system Of instruction 10
particularly adapted for impsrns the pupil graceful and
easy department The proper walking is also mi
Al he and fashionable dances taught in the
simplest and most appropriate and likewise in
very short time Glasses for and misses Wednes
days and at three o'clock Courses of lessons for
gentlemen will commence Thursday next Dbh inst at
oclocf p M and continue every Monday and Thursday
Hours devoted privat the
eidences ef families.
The New York herald., 1851-11-19

DoDwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. AS
"A Brooms streeat nea. Broa adwayowins TO- the crowd
of the Wednesdays and Saturdays IL has
been deemed asysabe to divide the CLASSES meeting
Mondays aad Thursdays For those wishing commence
ths affords excellent opportunity as new Glasses will be
At arranged TO meet either Mondays ThusdAy
or Wedne-days and saturdaysat cook foe LADIES'
and for young ladies misses and masters Case. for
will shortly those who have never taken
cons. For terms &c see circulars
The New York herald., 1851-11-19
THE TURF.

CENTREyILLE COURSE. 1. i-TR0TTiNG..
sseepstaks Of $500 mile heats to wagons-wagon and
driver TO weigh 395 lbs. Mclaughlin enters b. Lady
Brooks; Owner enters Honest John; G. Nelson
b. IN. Boston Girl. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.