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ID d I T o M l. RETU MS.
The City.


ELECTION OF RECORDER, SURROGATE, AND JUDGES.
We have been unable to obtain the returns OF the
election Of judicial Surrogate Judges
ac-for this city, although have made every practi
cable effort to obtain the from the office of the
County Clerk. The politicians, and other persons in
terested In the election of these officers beset
the office Of the Clerk that copy Of the returns was
to be obtained. If the gamblers in elections Office
holders and Office seekers could be kept away fer day
two until copies Of the returns obtained for the
press the public would be better served We hope that
this evil may be corrected on future occasions
As 1t is give the returns according to the additions
made in the Office Of the County Clerk which,
cured correct but for the accuracy of which
vouch believing however, that they correct.
The returns received from the various wards, for Re
corcer Surrogate and Judge Of the Superior Court add
up furnished to u.s. follows (uiae election districts
TO hear from): -
Tillcu, (dem 80. ls507 Tallmadge, (whig).. 1882
Majority for Tilou thus far. ........... 1856
Brsdord, (Whig) 1887 Fowler (dem l..... 1856
Ms,ority for Bradford thus far. ........... All
SUPERIOR COURT.
Bosverth (dem) 1904 Mason, (whg ....... II eos
Majority for Bosworth, thus far .............sS S
The election districts be heard from voted as folio
last year, for Governor
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ANTHOLOGY, Sc.

ARpivAL or d. O. W, RoBACK AT NEW YORK.
"A Tie celebrated Dr. c. W. Robak from sweden Profes
cor Asroiegy Astronomy PhrenelogY and oeomanoY,
avins Just arrived from Philadelphia where no has met
extraordinary suoeess for the last tour years
his services tho citizens cf New York spd M
vicinity c. being the seventh son etthc seventh
and having made astrolcsy his exclusive study snee
ths eery Of hetn Years enjoys Advantages derived
travelling and reflection that srs possessed ~ none In
this In Europe ant icing cited 20 by nature,
and having Cultivated hgse blessed gs he prepared 70
sdspt them 10 the following and THE immediate con
summstion 81 the folio topcsHc can be consulted
rith a. his once, letter prepaid snd he prepared
% MAKE ufe Of bic Of the following TOPICS
Business % a descriptions ravefiins by land or sesi
soartshpe sdvs syen for their successful aocemplsh
nerti epeculstnf IN stocks mercha or real estate
He recovering o. esacies In dispute the purchasing Of
ichee and Tie safety shps at sea- lie 80 has had the
nonor 81 receivne oerc.te from the Honorable c. John
him ent pleasure IN showing 70 those who may favor hiu
wealth sud marriage love snsrs jourpeya isvsus dim
Guilty business frsud SICKNESS DEATH pas present
and future eveut, and AL the Of HE
.l 70 call VINO afflicted corporally nsntsy. Terms
Il aides 90 cents Gebtlemtn 81 Estvtes calculated and
rsd fu according 70 the oracioe aud msscuiine
sdise al; Gcntemen 81 co. Fstvtes calculated sosord
ing 10 Geomaney ladies 81 In full s. Gentlemen a.
fuh IS Persons AZ distance can have their natvitics
ara BY sending the date day Of their birth. All lot
the shove fee viii receive INN stste ste,
or and n.tihes viii be sent 70 sry part q the United
States written durable peps All letters 10 g. w Ro
back white street. vii AMENDED ", n
prt rsd Fo- psrcuiars call and get an Astrologi
al t'n.pse gratis. where set,ihcates can be seen
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rifE sTFsiazE CoMMopoEE sAFE-sTEAaBoAr c,r-
LISoN-c AaADTAS RAILWAYS, ETC.
ST. JoHS n b, Nov o. 1851
The steamer Commodore is In a Quaco shs
has suasirsd very little Injury and the all sse,
II the weather nolssstss shs ~n be got OF sbou. s.-
turtay
TIE stesmsrs Fairy Queen AMI Pilot came IA contact
last nsA, Eoth boats .r.ur,i-ths former soaa-
dtrabiy Nc lives were lost.
II reported tia; the Canadian government agree 70
build. simultaneously the Quebec ami Richmond ana
the oussee and HALIFAX railroads with moaey obtained
nj "a, par cent
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Nav OaLEArs, nov. :, 1851.
Cotton CONTINUES Ora. Notwithstanding the Frankhus
sjyics and coo bales sod this morning at Tc for mid
dinK Tobacco IA stadier and 400 hh1s have been sold
Sugar IL UNCHANGED Molasses 500 hhds soit AZ IS Tc
Mes pork u trn 10 81 Sls ~. Prime lard in bbs
sells a; sec in kegs, at Ice freights are steady
coston fsr LivsTp9ol naH penny; Hsvre lo Bostou.
s-s-ts hiss ef cent. Sterling exchange Sd prem
CH.RLrsroN nov. Q, ISL
Sales Of cotton -day OOo bales AZ previous
.ie market however closes si one-eighth quar-
srr cont dsoiiae fAtrees range from to SIC Weeks
rtcerts 7el5. stock hsnd, exclusive OF that on
shipboart u ga
NoaroLx, Nov c, 1851
Sale Of new corn making at Sic Cotton is re
BrrrNo, NOV O. 1851
The only receipts duriag the past q hours at thi.
rost bsge been g,jtO ibis. Of hour The market for
our exhibits material change. Western IN s.ir
semsnd; leo tbls. Michigan sold AZ 50 IL o. y
Prime wheat Is In request but Is scarce AMI heii
above the views 81 buyers sales Of Aco0 bushels white
Ohio at II &C. The market u lower; 1c 900 bushrs
mixed Western scld al Zoe. Oats are unchanged.
ALsASv, Nov. Q, 1851
The following have been the receipts sicce cur Iasf
Flour eco bbis wheat $500 bushels corn. 1000 DO
barley ~ 900 do In Hour there has been a good bust.
doing zoo bbs sold at previous rates Wheat IL
ttcady and in; sales OF SEQ Bushels q, % o1c for
Osn.see Corn Is steady a. yesterdays rates; sales q
$500 bushes at 5ic for mxcd Western. The trApssc.
tons in barley have been 20 600 bushels at SOC foxtws
rcwed WISCONSIN, and see. for four-rowed eats-2 90
bus hels sold az - &c.
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Louisiana EGcuon.

B.1oS RoUUE, nov @, 1851
In ;h jsriot The wings have elected state sen.,ocs
Obey have previously ben lFmoc-a;ic); slsc whig
shsrH and, it is supposed, q vhg Auditor. A dsmo.
cratic congrts'nan has been elected in th.s district
Both brsncAcs q the Lsai believed to be whig
NV ORLEANS, Eoy. T. 1851
The vhis Sheriff for th oity had 200 majority the
dsnceTStc candidate. Boss and Benjamin. elected
TO TIE state senate BY eco majority For Congress- }.
Artds Laundry Cwbigl Aas probably sus,eeded in the
escord tis,i.ct ard Iosis 81. Martin (democras) 10
probably erected In the First district Beating Richard
Hagsa (-bigl. The whig ticket throughout has been
Il
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From Halifax.

ARRIVAL o. IIIE AMERiCA-SI0aE
BosToS. Nov. Q, l3Si
The Royal Mail steamship Ansriea, from Boston foe
Liverpool arrived Halifax on the sist October 4,
thifty. six hours from this port.
Ar.rcgc .,os m occurred At Halifax on the Goth IN.
vhnfyrs we're much damaged by the high TIDE. soa
gshint vessels, with tseir crews, we're lost
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

molly came in collision. In the beginuingnf the sRray
Jsmes cut Donnenys band with a bowie knife, when
similar weapon drawn By the latter Jamas then
stabbed Donney in the side and startedo run, but fell
In q few minutes and being taken up found to
have cut his breast which reached the heart. His
own knife found under him bloody, and It y not
known whether it inflicted by Donnely by falling
on his knife he expired in few minutes Donnslly "
not expected to live indeed his recovery is deemed I'm
possible.
An ARRAY also occurred at the sixth ward pol yes
terday In which q named David Bakery, was
verely stabbed In the back.
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Arsuarius' majority in the above wards, 1868
sone Of the above rturus BY wards Il viii be observed
are not complete but we give them have received
them In the First Second, aud Third wards, not IN
cluc In the above returns the whig majority Regis
ter Is 2o3 AZ follows Anderson, 101 Dyksman, 16Ts.
We conclude that the majority fer Arcusrus In tn
citywi not vary much from 800 the wards and dis
tricu TO- be heatd from viii probably give small sggrs
gate in his favor
THE VOTE FOR REGISTER AND STATE COMPTROLLER.
Register. Comptroller
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

MUSICAL FUND HALL, PHiLADELrulA-lk.
IVA Ecpse triumph and enthusiastic spprO patton
esso- Anderson the Creet Wizard of tho North
cort With grateful remembrance of the most brilliant
Eee Pons ne ever experiences in and bsgs
0tsse that he will continue his Grand Drawing Room
tatnmen e. sorees Aystereuses ths evening" and
evening until further notice when he will introduce
and ASTOUNDING wonders illustrative Of the fAAey OF Ne
oromancy, pemonoloxy and witoheran Doors open 81
performances, commence A. o'clock Admittsnoe 20
Juveniles uEdcr " years. Is oents grand day entertain
o'sleek.
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The Bank Law Election In niinc,s.

CiucAGo, Sovenbes o. 1871.
An election has been held in this stas, TO take the
Of the psops the question sf General Ranking
law recently passed BY demot ratio Lessa;urs. The
Law /. ,eeemtanicd with many rs,rictOns ungslaiaSle
10 mobeyed men.
The vote in this city Is, fer the Bank Law, 2l22;
nesrdtovs out Of 557 vote, pced gives ~ for the
The -ss is the city Of Quincy for the Bank Law is,
%. sgairst 10. lsS.
In BGshyiue, for the Bank Law, 136, against H. 60
Pc,rs City gives n majority tor a Bank Law of 40
Jacksonville precinct gives 3S1 majority for the rauk
dal,ns give, majority for the new law.
ere other precnot gives MAJ GRITTY sglinst the Bank
Ias. q about go.
tsro. county gives about lilo majority against the
Bank Law.
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Che Maryland Election.

HALTlNoNk NV ., I10I.
The following Is the result Of the election in this city
On Comptr, Her
THOMAS (rss) M,ioRIrrs
Second var, 90 fifth ward IS seventh ward 231
Ninth o.. 50 fifteenth -. 1 SlN;ccnth -
Seventeenth ward 80
MORGAN (wuo) N,iorrif,
Fourteenth ward. ....z21 Tenth 100
Tse remainder oftLe wards have not yet been received
The returns stn indicate the election CT the entire
demccrstie city ticket.
The democratic state oicefs go Gu. Of the city With
about 2o0o majority
Returns received fcm several &C the cunties indicate
the election Ct the whs State ticket especially Of Morgan
the candidate for Comptroller who run. ahead OF 1T
ticket Thomas dem runs FAR behiadhis ticket
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NaKs. BREWSTER rRos PHILADELPHIA,. TEN
I LADIES' and oenuensa OF this sity
Astrolc<y Lave ssd Law ksters interprsuns Drssms
kc By tooks an science, eonstsnI relied en- ~ rhpe-
eos sn< WI Tell hs ssme g ths hs Or ss.aemsn .hsy
crssa street tskwsen Cintoa and Attorney strs w. "
Ladies CTR csnta; QentlamsR enc CELLAR.
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NINETEENTH WARD.
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
Corrected returns elect Brown (dem.) over Bremner
(whg) in the Seventh ward, by % majority The city
delegation WILL therefore, stand IL democrats and
wbigs.
SNOW temperance man and wbig has II majority in
the Eighteenth ward, over Russell Smith demscrat
FIRST
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AIInLoa h.IL AND CONCERT Roox nm rRo.

~ ltIVs BALL AND tofNEhT hOOh-IHt Fkp-
~ prstor rospectuy Informs tie pvSo that HE mGsa
scent Ball Room has been put In egmrle order for the
suinr important ateradous sud improve.
nsns have eeen made tor he eer, snd eonyeneaee Of
parties new reception seioor<rors and dressing
with all the c0rvsnestes for ladies gentle
The yauabe services Of Mr.. vesey The able
n caterer Tor dinner and rsle has been securet
NJ vh Provided with hs best French eooh, coed and ~
The ohsleest wines and vors snt pains sIpenss will
BE- spared 70 ave ssts-e on those vho DESTROYS Of
giving rrt rate bale large snners and surpsr Tsres viii
e With LIBERAL terms For paruoulsrs Apply ~
Me efice Grossly atreeA
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nAcIrfc NAM srEAnsurr coxrANY.-oNLr

DACIrIc NAIL srEAnsHIr coMPANr.-oNLY
throush line fer San rraneisco, via ChAgrcs dreot
rare reducedOn Tuesday Nov. II, a. o'eleck p: NJ
The splendid double engine steamship OHIO, unequaed In
sehenei Ccnmsnder viii sail " esdsy Noy.mb.r H. a
o'clock precisely from her pier AZ the foot warren
street, North river with the sovsrnment direct Tor
Ckaerss connecting With the hvorte United states mail
tAe shp TENNEbsEE 10 sail without delay for san
Frsnoc arrival Of the passengers snd ais a. rsnsns
For freight spry ~ the Once w Nest street.
oornsr Wstren street. Nosth river.
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FINE ARTS.

CoLoRID pAoUERkEoTYPEs FOR rIPTY CENTS
" Kings ekylight Rooms. los Bcvery, between Hester
AVID Grand srees the only esathment in the CITY whore
fret rate shylsh Dagusrfoyres htndsoey coiored nR
tucasec taken for fifty cents and larger equally
los rates. No charge unless perfect satisfaction gvsn
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Democratic majority for Dyckman for Register. .1g2
Democratic majority for Wright, State ticket ais
The above includes the vote Of tho P-st district Of the
Nineenth ward the ballot boxes being destroyed In
tie other district
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BY MAIL,
By al a / l..
Or rALIiNcRE CORR sroNDENCE.
BALTfsfnrr. Nov 6 ia5i

B,lrtNosE. Nov g. ISL
t. Esston-Bccdy .aFofr, g.
Our esetion yesterday eenersiiy speakins passed Oa
vssy quiet trcusA most bloody s0sir occurred In the
tbhdvsrd at ths pos I; originated In an attempt 70
prevent SOM petscns frOn voting and one NAV <.a ar
rfstSd by the Sfeers rressa abe vero resis~i When
tS9 7'Lag mtn aaG1sd charis is2ss cot srstes Gca-
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TRHyELLERs, GUIDE.

x,.pnss ANNOY RAILROAD LINE rsox NEW
" Yort 70 fhiaaslghia-Leays Pier No North River,
By stesmbo.s JOHN POTTER Morning lne. ~ ocloet
vsrd dsss. 81 Enisrsns Line, 81 9eiach Tar.
So L. BLISS, Agent
- YoRK AND PHn.ADrLPHIA-NEw TonK
IH tl philaaelrhia direct-Unttd STATS nan Line
t.wt. ~ hours. vis New Jersey ssil.ced Fme re.
frss class, ana ~ - for second cissa Leave
Inf. =. NJ from feet Of Cortsndt street, and ~
y from foot Of Liberty street Leave Phi
r.fr. 8tf =. N, ana r. n. IRON thsfoot o. wal
I.r,Hr ',sHr~eror, on CpARLssros.-
H...s ..f az .... NE above lines. A through
.a.0afn trr.. eheoka accom- aniss The krsin
=. n.s.... I'd Baggage IN Mis- twain vii
be n trom assss 70 ssses N ths
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FROM THR ANTI-RE.TERs.

Wrifhts majority II tbeee tovns ............. Sc
Chatfed's do Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Hunts (vhis) majority in 10 last yssr........ 39s
-
Democratic gain on Attorney Gepsral ,....... las
There twelve other towns IN the county, which last
year voted as follows :liaet, 2o77i Seymour 1885
vhig majority, $40.
The yv,e Of the county isst year Lieutenant Go
vernon. vas, Tor Church dem, 60ll Cornell (whigj
lS15-tenccrstic majority, 8,dJ5
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FROM LONG ISLAND.

VAb ENoRNy' "
Do. last year.....................l
The remaining towns and districts gave q democratic
majority last year. Of CO. III they stand tbs same now
the democratic majority in the county will be So
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II
~ Fellows New Musical Hall, Al Broadway, between
Howard aud Grand etsThis justly celebrated and e
ccpt Of talented and expionced performers under
city .9r the haye been received With the greatest
Fellows Hnseal Hall is of tho Ppacous
ventilated buildings ia the verdi Admission IS cents Doors
opsn 81 OF concert 10 commence st ~ o'clock. after
noon concert AID for the
cia alton Of mes o'clock
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NR. cHARRUAuD EGGS LEAVE TO CONTRADICT
IVA report msleously pat Ia circui.tion nv designing
Persens thss he has given NJ teaching AID had re.red
frem his proesei0n. lie his friends patrons
and the public th.t u Is notthe aad respectfully
gusints them thathe giving An his
saion. usual and tasssmo time taies this opportu-
10 Eiuc-fo nksf. n favers
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DRoADwAY THEATRE:-E. A xARsHALL. EoLE
11.!: Cree. .as
s' fS; :,:,
eau # SA'fls.
Nine cs S sSin & ss1s IT, conclude W. with
cSSS s k I
u s.ya If. m fsa.s
mes and eight national dances on the same evening" Je
ss5 nsSs IL s "a
am a h
The GnS%e Esss5s Srsns Gelss Mns rsr.sss and Mile
hs kES
RRoUGHAMsLYCEUh,B BROADWAY, NEAR BRooNE
dsos ss 30 Ssn a. S s Ds
81 ss vi ss g. With Efs Ssi XII kGa
Louis bei,chsrappsnnemer nv Johnston; Psnaisthsr NJ
BrOrgham Alderman Blower Mr. chipgepdale; Bo,h.
ballet q yATsEIS2 chs,sss;ss y .saIIy
Johnston; Tom Crop Mrs. sterrest Alexander Panels MISC
Malyina; Mary Panels, Miss Tayi eure.
RARNuMs AMERICAN MysEyx.-P. 7, sAaNyx
a.. nansss % the entire nr ,s and per
f SA a1saa fSte s2a BSgWa'ssr larry
Mendon Cisrks Rosls Mise Mssagsri tho Of th9
given sosna Meadow for tsS tims Tho ssrsnseS
In the Afternoon.
GRAND ooNcEkr-TKE FUBLLC ARE RESPECT.
' 'u, '.'''Sis aSAgasgEz . HAYES
s.rvHDArHvaSi SsosssG XII; Tat'lra Hall.
SACRED 'hgsIc.
Air-"Why do the nations HANDEL
ARR know tina. my s Hsi. s ssqf. e..A Handel
E'ei'aT' aud NJ az her s.. Ssssl' H'adel
New Hymn-"sssrOser Of ,atiS ........... wallace
"0'd' 'sn aass Ss4 ss ssssT Snp.. A''
Air-"The Trumpet shall sound" Handel
Air"Anzoi, ever brighs and far :. go. .. Handel
Mss CArHEnlNs HAYEs.
. \, % ~, ndsl,.a.
o'' IN 'A' Mt a Br.h.nai.' ~''''
WCr ssss Composed Sssaa Sy s. saar;j
MISS cArErkrsx HAvrs.
80 '''''' Mr.. Kyle '''''''''''''''
Arr, Buso"Lor'qu' saiss Jean de- Paris, Boiedisu
BALLAD THERE'S charm in sprnS'. HuilAh
seeus and Aria-"ou la vOce" Il Purisahi .Beni
Mss cATMERiNE HAYES.
Conauctors-Nn LAVISH ASp Ma O. LoDrR.
Ersnd Orchestra, composed Of the ars taent in
The grand panofore employed this Concert will
'f 6s q & nj T. ..a a. g
ssspsd At 5 G. Loes No go Broadwsyi - nslis No
pasrs stil1 o'clock; cOpcsr, ats o'clock
CATHERINE HAYES CONCERTS AT rRIsLEa
VIZ Il Hall AZ s' son. is.I sS Il Broadway
NEW OPERA uoysE-ARcHlTEcTs WISHING TO
The S Tor the ss Sse h9sS 70 be ssseisa o.
.Swsi street.
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CHARhuAUDs ROOMS: 20 WHITE srREET.-TUE
" DAneng and WALKING Glasses for the reception
Of rur AZ the above every Monday and Friday
z, enrg at half pass o'clock, Tor gcntomsn eyery
eday and bftuTcsy ., 12Oo0ck al noon. and halt
past IN the .terno Tor ladies msls and m.sters The
tOrct foarh Thursday evening each month during
ie season q commence November 2h. All inf5rmsNon
ssresArds terms &C. can be obtined b. applying ~ hr
Cbkrfusud rcdsnce, - bank street Fourth street.
every day between the hours Of and Oociesk renoop
and and acrnoen and Of M Odvc st the above
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S,RLcoRr's CALIFORNIA FREIGHT AND PARCEL
NJ gsprs-Ths subscribers will forward An Express
usual steamers CHEk0KhE and OHIO. on the Nh snd
fith Noveter via tho Isthmus Of Psnams- Freight for
these ttsansrs SHOULD Nc l nj oce prior 70 The sboye
dases vstsrproof dition with inv l,es an In pack
ages 2s bs weight each We MAKE no charge for
Custom House tusiEes. Parcels received oeloef,
' TiionPsoN HITCHCOCK.
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Thsthree democrats sni three Wigs for the above ohce
were on The Union ticket TIE Union party in the CITY
pcned About 1Too votes Which makes q difference Of
efcs In msisrities The Uuion party ala net adopt .
&ste Prson Lnsgector. Ra-ms mNosi4 V 2Al
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n REooRY's cALiFoRNIA ExrREss VIA Tas
" Nicaragua Routerhe subscribers will forward spe
esi Eslress By this erpedeus route splendid steam
thtp PRONtTHEUS, on Friday. 7th November ASP. n.
limited snQunt Of reisht only will be received for this
rsyte early application must te made Pscksses must Be
put water proof oondon snd net exceed 100 pounds
weight esoh, spa be accom- panied vita invoices.
THOMPSON HfpCncoCK. Hangers and ASsnts
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NEW YORK AnruIrnEATaE. NO 81 nowERY.-L

= North. trepretor-Priyate Boxes 80 cents Boxes
quarter before commence at quarter before Grand
Combination Of talent fr tho ensuing week First night
Encouragement of Nine T. Num- the beautiful
RetDssgement of Sam. Lsthrop tte eoples
asht OF the sephord and shepherdss by Mr. Levi North
m in the circle; Jpglrg Jumper Of Pekn. by Master vii
le shahspeares Two promio by Metsrs Harper aud Ed
Equitaton by Madam Num- Shepherd and shcphordsss
~ M. North and Madam Mum; Highland Fling BY Miss
mcfarland Danohg by th, heIsc OF To mon rammany;
ancos VIII conclude with IuBIN AND ANNETTFrEimss.
Mr. W 0de; Annette Miss Escfsrlasd On the 10th Inst.
Mr.. Levi J. North Nili receive beneht-
CRANKLIN MUSEUM I7o CHATHAM SQUARE ONE
block above the National fheasre-GeSrge Lea, sole
propretorsaioon performances afternoon and
ing Entertainments to in the afternoon three
oeloek and ia the evening" a. TX o'clock The entertain
other place Of entertainment In New York. consisting
Lsss Female Eth plan Opera Trgupe also Mons Cregors
tho sndiencs choose 70 or him hs viii also sn
man 70 hill bullock" with his olenehad Bst any
amount of money; Troupe of Model Artists who Sc
her of beautiful taSleaux company Of Arab 0rs who &C
through variety of leats OF strength aud dsxterty;
hhit 81 Marble s,auary world to
sether with variety OF Interesting performances syery
y aaS l1F Sc eS o. sss
seats w eeats be xes - cents; ParIue.te. i2s cents
NIBLVa- MILE czLEsTIsE FRAKcK's BENEFIT
OF IE DIsBLE A QUATYE-kazourka CelostiDe Fran Il;
witch Gabriel Hsyei viii perform New dances BY ceestrs
ssoNr AND TnE waiiE e. Ssri sa
Warrior. Antoine.
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAwARE-TiTis
with immense success At .ts stnyy..a.s i.ssass' IS
Broadway Admiration p oentsi Children l2 cents Sea
cen tickets, so cents. Open from sA. n. to 10 NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-07
THE BALL SEASON.

MADAME DEsIARDINs GRAvIER, HAVING RE-
lv1 moved her Dancing Academy 10 No "a Clinton Place.
most respectfully the public that she opened
her eafsos and calls the attention OF the oonnosurs
the tive elegant dsnccs La CrcooviA and la Sioe
which SIZE has received from her in Paris
vherc they have been expressly this by
hs most eminent Professors.
A ISIS PARKERs PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
" In broadway conner CT rhisteen n street, open,
Days Of tuition Mcdn,,days and saturdays a, half pat
s9eloek In addition 70 VIC new dsneel ia TsaPele
"a snsbled through the kndnsss Of Madame Dsardas
vler 10 introdu9, tho Dances Ia CtLo1yis." La
soisnne, oompgfed Ia Tars expressly Tor tho